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MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN, 

Manufacturers  of 

RUSTIC  GAS-FIXTURE 


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Dealers  in. 

Colored,  Etched  and  Cut  Globes. 

Burners,  Kerosene-Fixtures, 

Sun-Lights,  ReflectorsT^ta 

r\Ve  offer  special  inducements  to  the  trade.  ]Jo 
Combination  Prices.  We  carry  in  stock 
a full  line  of 

CHANDELIERS, 

STORE  PENDANTS, 

Brackets,  Portables  and  Brass  Fittings. 

FACTORY  AND  SALESROOM: 

67  and  69  South  Canal  St.,  near  Madison,  CHICAGO. 


C OAI! 

F.  S.  Peabody  & C o. 

_ - MAIN  OFFICE:— 107  DEARBORN  ST. 


WARDS  AKD  OFFICES: 

Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R. 
Belmont  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R. 


Telephone,  1303. 


- LAKE  VIEW. 


OET  THE  BEST! 

BARKER  & JACKSONS 

Champion  Radiating  Heater. 

1802  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago,  ill. 


1ST.  -A..  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

4KR0N*SEWER*PIPE,*FIEE*BRICE 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 

219  E.  ^Washington  St. 


BRANCH  YARD: 

Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


F.  BUCHANAN.  H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

UNJV!RSAL  FURNACE-  Real  Estate,  Loans. 


Most  Powerful  and  Economical. 

306  Ogden  Ave.,  Chicago. 


Beritixig,  Insurance. 

92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


THOMAS  NELSON.  [Established  1856], 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in  ? 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


73  Jackson  Street, 

near  State  Street. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

CHICAGO. 


2 19  Thirty-First  Street, 

near  Indiana  Avenue. 


9 


9 Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 
TELEPHONE  8323. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Bflanufacturina  Co  Art  Dealers’  steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

y 1 * manufacturers  of 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Dennmtinn  a SnoAiaitu 


— XXJJJ. 

r TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 

S.  M.  Moore.  g M MOORE  & CO., 

Insurance  Agents. 

Represent  the  ORIENT  INSURANCE  CO.,  Hartford,  Conn.  LION  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO 
London,  Eng.  LOUISVILLE  UNDERWRITERS,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Insurance  on  Dwellings,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all  classes  of  desirable  risks  at  reasonable  rates. 
South  east  corner  LaSalle  and  Madison  Streets.  CHICAGO. 

W.  E.  WYATT  & GO.,  BAAI 

TELEPHONE-9925.  -H-lU 

V 1 % " OFFICE  AND  WAREROOMS: 

Hi  Xi  ^ ! 4525  to  4531  STATE  ST. 

Ck.  A. Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm,  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

i®'"' Assays  and  Analyses  of  all,  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water.  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


HUE.  CLARKE 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CH'C^ho. 

Real  estate  bought  ana  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  o& 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate  tranaiN?' 
ted. 


6 i 


Eureka’’  Stained  Glass. 

A Perfect  Substitute. 

Warranted  five  years  to  stand  heat  or 
cold  and  will  not  crack  or  peal. 

Builders  and  property  owners  send  for 
prices. 

CK  1ST.  BUZBY, 

209  State  Street,  Chicago. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate , Loan  & Renting  Agents. 

i LLES,  JOFxN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
A 125  S.  CLark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  "i2  a.  m. 


4 MICE..,  PLEASANT,  Real  Estate,  House  Renting 
A an<i  Tax  Agents,  177  La  Salle  Street,  Room  32. 
Spectral  attention  paid  to  adjusting  Assessments  and 
Paving  Taxes.  Loans  Negotiated,  Appraisements 
m*ade  on  Realty,  Estates,  Etc. 

4 NDERSON.  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker, 
xx.  153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 

BAIRD,  PARKER  E.,  Tax  Agent,  Room  7,  125  Dear- 
born street,  Chicago. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Stieet. 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and.  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - ILLINOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 
BROWN,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago.  

CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


O -A.  CL.A.XJSSE3KTIXJS. 

No.  2 South  Clabk  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 

C~  OLE,  M.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 

Agency,  t»nts  collected.  Loans  negotiated,  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 

W.  L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  Sc  CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


DREYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  88  Washington  street. 

EDWARDS  Sc  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Dffice: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Eire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Real  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  93  Fifth 
Ave.,  Room  1,  Chicago. 


alLBERT,  CHAS.  J.  Real  Estate  Agent,  407  Davis 
street,  Evanston,  111.  Personal  attention  given 
t>j  property  located  in  Evanston,  South  Evanstoa  and 
North  Evanston. 


GOODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


GOODRICH,  HORACE  a.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 


/ t OODRIDGE,  EDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
VT  Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago. 
Reference  since  1858:  Traders’  Bank. 


H.  I.  GOLDY, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  RENTING-. 

Room  8,  LaSalle  Street. 

Care  and  management  of  property  a specialty. 

GREEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Borde.i  Block. 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 


p RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
IjT  kers,  cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 


UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
T 38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street. 


/ 1 ROSS,  S.  E.  & CO.,  136  Clark  stret,  corner  Madi- 
IX  son.  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a 
specialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years. 

TTAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
H and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 

TT AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
11  street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 

TT'RIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
JV  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 

JOUVENAT  & BECKER, 

Real  Estate  Dealers. 

Lake  View  and  North  Chicago  property  a specialty. 

511  Lincoln  Avenue. 

HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Heal  Estate,  Loans  and  House  Renting. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

"XT' RAFT  & GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
X\_  and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 

T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  E S T _A_  T E , 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

WM.  LEAGUE  Jk  C O., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

T YMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
Jj  25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 

11 1"AGILL,  J.  C.  & CO..  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  94 
ItX  Washington  street,  Chicago. 

IAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 

NATHAN  & JACOBS, 

Heal  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 

/'ASBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 
\ J Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

"PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
XT  188  Dearborn  street. 

1 1 A r I E.  T.,  Real  Estate,  Room  37,  164  LaSalle  st. 
JL  Evanston,  Wilmette  and  North  Shore  property  a 
specialty. 

T)  EDFIELD  & BLAINE, Real  Estate  and  Loans  6134 
XL  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 

"O IEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 
XL  Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTCACE  LOANS’ 

Room  8,  i 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

QCHONBEOK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
)0  kers,  79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

CJCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
IO  Fifth  ave.,  Staats  ZeitungBldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Er.  Schrader. 

QCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
iO  Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  properly  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 

CITEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
IO  Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south-west  part  of  the  city  a spee>«’t 

THORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7. 
Chicago. 


rTUDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
JL  Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AGENCY. 

202  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.  ILL. 


YIERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans  ; buys, 
sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 


"yyALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

HO  Monroe  Street. 


WEBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  35,  162  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 

O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

163  LaSalle  St..  Room  17,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


WHEELER  & Co.,  Real  Estate  and  Renting 
Agents,  Rooms  9 and  11,  157  Washington  St., 
Chicago,  111.  Personal  attention  given  to  the  pur- 
chase, sale  and  exchange  of  City,  Suburban  and 
Farm  properties.  Also  to  all  property  placed  in 
our  hands  for  lease. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


j^ayton,  r.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


0AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 
^OYES,  E.  E„  33  mil  l>  W.  Madison  Street. 


ARCHITECTS  & DESIGNERS 


££DWARD  A.  FOX, 

CITY  SURVEYOR 

Room  26,  Merchant’s  Building, 

N.  W Cor.  La  Salle  & Washington  sts.,  Chicago. 

E.  IP.  GOBEL 

Mason  Builder  and 

General  Contractor, 

179  WASHINGTON  ST..  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  1101.  Times  Buidg.,  Rooms  17-18. 


Cary’s 

Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 

J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 

JOHN  M.  CARY, 


Philo  Carpenter, 

Geo.  F.  Harding, 

J . M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 

J.  K.  Botsford. 

I 56  La  Salle  St. 


Valuable  Property  in 
the  South. 

I have  for  sale  a very  valuable  piece  of  land,  con- 
tiguous to  the  city  of  Savannah,  fronting  upon  the 
Savannah  river,  three  miles,  and  adjoining  the  wharf 
properly  of  Savarnah,  Fla.  and  Western  Railway.  It 
being  the  only  river  front  obtainable,  it  will  be  in- 
dispensible  for  depot  grounds,  etc.,  to  any  of  the  rail 
roads  now  seeking  an  outlet  at  this  city.  Full  infor- 
mation and  particulars  can  be  had  from 

C.  II.  DORSETT. 

Real  Estate  Dealer,  Savannah,  Ga. 


Patent  Glacier 

Window  Decoration. 

The  most  perfect  substitute  for 

Stained  Ground  and  Ornamental  Glass. 

Designs  suitable  for  Churches,  Dwellings  and  all 
purposes.  Cheap,  beautiful  and  durable.  Also  let- 
ters and  numbers  for  signs.  House  numbers  and  an- 
nouncements on  glass  of  every  description  at  very 
low  prices.  Circulars,  samples,  price  lists  and  esti- 
mates free  on  application  to 

SEFTON  & STEERE,  Agents. 

377  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


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OF  THE 

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Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 month 
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Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 month 
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Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  mo 
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WM.  J.  B RAC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

Packing  Boxes 

and  a'l  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties  I 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence! 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Oa.loirxiin.ing,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

[Office  and  Yard;  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 


Building  Materials 
For  Sale. 


Chicago. 


Notice  to  Heal  Estate  Offices. 

WANTED. 


January  1st  a position  with  a Real  Estate 
Office,  Mortgage  Bank,  or  Rail  Road  Land 
Office  by  a young  man  throughly  acquainted 
with  the  business  and  of  good  acquaintance 
and  standing.  A No.  1 references.  Bond 
furnished  if  desired.  I can  go  into  an  office 
and  push  things,  keeping  in  hand  any 
amount  of  work.  I command  a moderate 
list  of  good  property.  Interview  solicited 
with  any  house  wanting  capable,  effectiye 
service.  Address  “Real  Estate,”  in  care  of, 
this  Journal. 


J PI  n for  working  people.  Send  10  cent! 
H P I K postage  and  we  will  mail  you  free,  a 
• * ™ ™ ■ royal  valuable  sample  box  of  goods 
that  will  put  you  in  the  way  of  making 
more  money  in  a few  days  than  you  ever  thought 
possible  at  any  business.  Capital  not  required.  You 
can  live  at  home  and  work  in  spare  time  only,  or  all 
the  time.  All  of  both  sexes,  of  all  ages,  grandly 
successful;  50  cents  to  $5  easily  earned  every  evening. 
That  all  who  want  work  may  test  the  business  we  make 
this  unparalleled  offer;  to  all  who  are  not  well  satis- 
fied we  will  send  $1  to  pay  for  the  trouble  of  writing 
us.  Full  particulars,  directions,  etc.,  sent  free.  Im 
mense  pay  absolutely  sure  for  all  who  start  at  once, 
Don’t  delay.  Address  Stinton  & Co.,  Portland,  Me, 


$200,000 


In  Presents  given  away. 
Send  us  5 cts.  postage, and 
by  mail  you  will  get  frek 
a package  of  goods  of  large 
value,  that  will  start  you  in  work  that  will  at  once 
bring  you  in  money  faster  than  anything  else  inAmer- 
ica.  All  about  the  $200,000  in  presents  with  each  box. 
Agents  wanted  everywhere,  of  either  sex,  of  all  ages, 
for  all  the  time,  or  spare  time  only,  to  work  for  us  at 
their  own  homes.  Fortunes  for  all  workers  absolute- 
ly assured.  Don’t  delay.  H.  Hallett  & Co.,  Port- 
land, Maine. 


11/ I II  more  money  than  at  anything  else  by 
W I Im  taking  an  agency  for  the  best  selling  book 
V v I I 1 out.  Beginners  succeed  grandly.  None 
fail.  Terms  free.  Hallett  Book  Co.j 
Portland,  Me. 


Vol.  XXVIII.—  No.  1. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JANUARY  2,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  10c. 


iL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

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TERMS  : 

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ile  Copies 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW. 


THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 


ired  at  Chicago  Postoffice  as  second  class  matter. 


REED  & HURLBUT, 

IONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REiVL  ESTATE. 

— RAHWAY  BOYDS  FOR  SALE 

JOSIAH  H.  REED,  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 
Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 


1.  KEEFOOT.  S"  H.  KKBFOOT  JB 

ESTABLISHED  1862. 

Chicago  Real  Estate  Office  of 

i.  H.  KERFOOT  & CO. 

91  DEARBORN  ST. 

rrespondence  solicited. 


C.  U.  GORDON, 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 


H.  C.  Zuttermeiste-. 


C.  H.  Puscheck. 


H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

. 8i8  a.  LaIated  st.,  Chicago,  ill 

Property  in  all  parts  or  the  City  and  vicinity,  Bents 
Houses,  Collects  Bents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
ret'able  companies. 

4fc£f“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
ind  from  Europe. 


WM.  F.  LUBEKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

152  La  Salle  Street. 

JCHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
Sale  and  General  Management  of 
Real-Estate. 


W D.  Kebfoot.  W.  A.  Mekipold.  G.  Bibkhoff,  Jb. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  U.  the  interests  of  non-residents 


0.  H,  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 


JNO.  B KNIGHT. 


JAS.  HI.  MARSHALL 


C.  D.  GORDON  & CO., 

1EAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

79  Dearborn  Street, 

,ooms  70  and  71 

Unity  Building.  CHICAGO. 

North  and  Sout.hh  Side  Residence  Property 
a Specialty. 


0.  H.  BROOKS, 

Dearer  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Acre  property  around  Chicago  a speciality. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
ailway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


H.  G.  MOREY  & G0.. 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

85  Washington  Street,  • - - Chicago, 

Estates  managed,  Bents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid, 

We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of  noa- 


residents. 


D.  G.  HAMILTON  < HI  P.gE.FSTAN LEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

BIAL  K8TATK, 

Loan  and  Tax  Agent, 

90  Washington  Street, 

OHIO  A GO  


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

We  give  Sped;’  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non- 
Residents.  References  given  if  desired. 


Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  F B.  Bogtje 

BOGTJE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Speciu’ 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-iesidents  carefully  looked  after. 


TELEPHONES  SOLD. 

Don’t  pay  exorbitant  rental  fees  to 
the  Bell  Telephone  Monopoly  to  use 
their  Telephones  on  lines  less  than 
[IfMiSP  two  miles  in  length.  A few  months’ 

ififnfrTrc  / nt  /Hrm*  rental  buys  a first-class  Telephone 
that  is  no  infringement,  and  works 
splendid  on  lines  for  private  use  on 
any  kind  of  wire,  and  works  good  in 
stormy  weather.  It  makes  homes 
pleasant;  annihilates  time;  prevents 
m'j  fj&i  burglaries;  saves  many  steps,  and  is 

! just  what  every  business  man  and  far- 

mer should  have  to  connect  stores,  houses,  depots,  fac- 
tories. colleges,  etc.,  etc.  The  only  practicable  and  reliable 
Telephone  that  is  sold  outright  and  warranted  to  work. 

Chance  for  agents.  No  previous  experience  required. 
Circulars  free  WM.  L.  NORTON,  Buffalo,  N.Y. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell. 


Bruce  B.  Barney. 


J.  P WHITE  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

BOOM  41  REAPER  BLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL. 


MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents , 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Co., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


VILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

. 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

tt 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


5H01BS  i RAMSEY. 

107  i.a'alle  Street, 
aula — 89  N.  Elizabeth  St. 
\that  ''  V*  S,  M.S.  B.  B ) 


FIRE  BRICK 


E.  S.  DKEYER  6£  UU., 

BAJSTK1EK.S 

Loans  and  Real  Estate 

88  Washington  Street, 

HTTTO  A aA 


AND 


FIRE  CLAY. 


Pipe 


F.  A.  BRAGG  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non  resident 


W.  A-  BOND 


TURNER  & BOND, 

Heal  Estat© 

Mortgage  Leans, 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  *0 
Commission.  Taxee  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed 


GEO.  E.  COLE  & CO., 

Commercial  Stationers, 

Printers,  Lithographers 

and 

Blank  Book  Makers. 

86  and  88  Dearborn  Street. 

Telephone  5048.  CHICAGO 


Chicago  Beal  Estate  Rooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

N.  W COR  CLARK  & MADISON  STREETS, 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


DIXON  & PETERSON* 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDINGS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  4 5 NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Remova^. 

M.  J.  RICHARDS, 

REAL  ESTATE 

Room  11,  94  Washington  Street. 

Chicago. 

Loans  Negotiated. 


JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Boom  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO. 


J.  J.  WADE 

Plumbing 

ANDJ 

House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Bldg.,  187  Dearborn  St,, 

(FIRST  FLOOR.) 

And  531  West  Madison. 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


f.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Pnbllo.  8.  M.  P 

Barnes  & Par' 

REAL  ESTATE  AND 

157  LaSall:* 

STORKS  A\I) 

Rents 
‘or 

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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


THE 


Jt  anil  building  Journal 


R.  C.  S MYERS,  Pbopbietob. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JAN.  2,  1886. 


REVIEW  OF  THE  MARKET-- I 885. 

This  week  closes  a year  of  substantial 
prosperity  to  real  estate  owners,  as  well  as 
to  all  classes  of  business  connected  with 
building.  Nothing  like  speculation  has  en 
tered  into  the  trade;  but  during  the  months 
of  October  and  November  and  the  fore  part 
of  December  there  was  certainly  the  sem- 
blance of  a boom  in  central  business  prop- 
erty and  in  lots  lying  along  the  Boulevards 
on  the  West  and  South  Sides.  Prices  of  th6 
former  have  appreciated  until  foreign  capi- 
tal is  ready  to  let  go.  Whenever  anything 
central  was  offered  at  anything  like  a rea- 
sonable price,  the  buyer  could  be  readily 
found. 

In  the  following  jjages  will  be  found  a 
classified  list  of  sales  of  $50,000  and  up- 
ward, showing  location,  frontage,  etc.,  thus 
enabling  the  reader  to  see  the  rate  paid  per 
foot  or  per  acre,  and  the  approximate  value 
of  the  improvements. 

A comparison  of  the  “total  amount  of 
sales”  one  year  with  another  for  the  last 
fifteen  years,  shows  a decrease  from  1873  to 
1880,  and  then  a gradual  increase  again  for 
two  years,  when  the  annual  totals  footed  up 
respectively  about  $51,000,000  for  1883-’84 
and  ’85,  except  that  the  figures  approach 
nearly  to  $52,000,000  in  ’84  and  $57,000,000 
in  ’85. 

Because  the  figures  for  the  last  four  years 
do  not  come  up  to  the  totals  for  the  first 
four  years  in  the  table,  it  does  not  follow 
that  we  have  had  less  prosperity.  Prices 
during  the  former  period  were  inflated,  and 
during  the  latter  period  values  were,  and 
are  still,  on  a gold  basis.  It  must  also  be 
borne  in  mind  that  formerly  when  real  estate 
was  having  a boom,  the  same  piece  of  prop- 
erty was  sometimes  transferred  twice  or 
oftener  in  one  week,  in  the  same  manner 
that  a jockey  trades  horses,  and  the  habit  of 
putting  in  a false  consideration  in  the  deed, 
Vas  not  uncommon  then.  Now  it  is  other- 
wise. The  purchaser  buys  to  hold  as  an  in 
vestment,  or  for  improvement,  and  prices 
are  stiff  enough  without  putting  in  a false 
consideration. 

One  of  the  advantages  in  studying  the 
Joubnal  is,  that  it  enables  investors  to  see 
fa  glance  what  streets  are  going  ahead, 
Ashland  ave.,  Adams  st.,  Albany  ave., 
Belmont  ave.,  Calumet  and  Campbell  aves., 
Centre  ave.,  Chicago  ave.,  Cottage  Grove 


ave.,  Dearborn  st.,  Dearborn  ave.,  Division 
st.,  particularly  West  Division.  Eighteenth 
st.,  Groveland  ave.,  Halsted  st.  south,  and 
Harrison  st.,  west,  and  Jackson  st.,  east  and 
west,  Larrabee  st.,  La  Salle  ave.,  La  Salle  st. 
and  West  Madison  st.,  Market  st.  and  Mich- 
igan ave.,  Milwaukee  av.  and  Monroe  st., 
E.  North  av.  and  Oakley  av.,  Ogden  ave. 
and  Ohio  and  Ontario  sts.  Prairie  av.  shows 
a large  amount  in  the  cost  of  residences. 
Randolph  st.,  east  and  west,  shows  up  well; 
Wabash  ave.  shows  improvements  amount- 
ing to  $2,000,000,  and  Warren  ave.  on  the 
West  Side,  has  developed  more  rapidly  than 
any  street  in  the  city,  considering  that  its 
improvements  have  nearly  all  been  made 
within  the  last  year,  and  now  extend  all  the 
way  to  Garfield  Park. 

The  prosperity  and  advancement  of  any 
street  is  determined  by  the  number  and 
character  of  the  improvements  made.  In 
short,  for  nearly  every  lot  sold  a building 
has  been  erected  or  is  to  be  erected  in  the 
immediate  future. 

The  maximum  figures  for  business  prop- 
erty may  be  put  down  at  $2,000  per  front 
foot,  and  for  residence  $500  per  front  foot 
on  the  South  and  North  sides.  In  some  few 
instances  the  prices  paid  have  exceeded  the 
above.  Business  property  on  State  st.,  Mil- 
waukee av..  Clark  st.  and  Wabash  ave,  has 
improved  rapidly,  and  rents,  notwithstand 
ing,  have  remained  firm.  Of  course,  the 
greatest  advancement  and  the  most  exten- 
sive improvements  made  anywhere  are  south 
of  Madison  as  far  as  Van  Buren  st.  east  of 
the  river.  A parallel  cannot  be  found  for  it 
anywhere  in  the  country  outside  of  New 
York,  if  the  elegance  and  strength  of  build- 
ings are  considered,  and  the  amount  of 
money  expended. 

On  page  3 of  The  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Joubnal,  in  the  1st  of  January 
number  for  the  year  of  1883,  we  find  the 
grand  totals  for  all  the  years  since  1871. 

The  Chicago  Times  has  copied  these  fig 
ures  verbatim  et  literatim  et  punctuatim 
without  giving  the  Joubnal  credit.  The 
like  has  been  done  many  times  before  by 
this  and  other  papers.  The  totals  are  as 
follows: 

1872  $78,183,500 

1873  78,4-28,000 

1874  67,871.700 

1875  53,149,850 

1876  42,153,000 

1877  38,123,290 

1878  42,126,800 

1879  38,123,900 

1880  43,682,900 

1881  54,859,190 

1882  56,510,539 

1883  51,715,037 

1884  51,924,721 


Summary  of  New  Buildings  erected  in  the  Year  1885. 


side  I 


Cost. 

Dwellings 

Flats 

Stores 

Offices 

Stores 
& Flats 

Stores  & 
Dwellings 

Factories 

Barns 

j Basements 

j Additions 

| Alterations 

Mis- 

| cellaneous 

1 

[ Frontage 
1 

1 

Stories 

1 

$8,188,747 

1415 

207 

51 

21 

141 

235 

18 

68 

162 

103 

4 

69 

57,606 

4,380 

7,417,616 

667 

53 

24 

12 

43 

94 

8 

38 

39 

65 

3 

45 

27,048 

2,214 

3,655,697 

361 

88 

6 

9 

36 

54 

12 

23 

38 

54 

2 

32 

17,649 

1,374 

^262.060 

2443 

348 

81 

42 

220 

383 

38 

129 

239 

222 

9 

146 

102330 

7,078 

^Structures  costing  $50,000  and  upwards. 


Cost. 

Bldgs. 

Frntg. 

Stories 

$ 498,000 

67 

1.772 

151 

2,858,000 

20 

1,769 

102 

461,000 

19 

656 

52 

$ 3,817,000 

106 

4,197 

305 

Pianos  and  Organs. 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  the 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompar- 
able ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 


Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO.  ‘*03  North  B-oadwav.  ST.  LOUIS 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


3STo-  IV  CD  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 


Gram  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 


Particular  attention  is  called  'to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 


[[^“Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre- 
pared to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


Table  Showing  Total  Sales  fob  each  Month  in  the  Yeab  1885. 


MONTH  ENDING. 

CITY. 

COUNTY. 

TOTAL. 

Sales. 

Amount. 

Sales. 

Amount. 

Sales. 

Amount. 

January  26 

450 

$3,164,762 

420 

$ 929,258 

870 

$4,094,020 

February  23 

572 

3,088.179 

459 

892,791 

1031 

3.980,970 

March  29 

789 

5,853,632 

689 

1,351,841 

1478 

7,205.473 

April  26 

721 

3,987,749 

641 

1,413,399 

1362 

5,401,148 

May  31 

1,024 

5,376,804 

626 

1,480,340 

1650 

6,857,144 

June  28 

651 

2,804,271 

574 

932,743 

j 1225 

3,737,014 

July  26 

616 

2,184.718 

513 

830,080 

i 1129 

3,014,748 

August  30 

685 

2,629,687 

736 

1,400,228 

1421 

4,029,915 

September  27 

563 

1,806,719 

623 

1,271,744 

1186 

3,078,463 

October  25 

597 

2,089,771  | 

667 

1,205,201 

1264 

3.294,972 

November  29 

607 

2,279,432 

677 

1,169,085 

1284 

3,448,517 

December  31 

506 

2,339,926 

550 

1,440,401 

1056 

3.780,327 

Total  for  the  year  . 

7,781 

$37,604,652 

7,175 

$14,317,061 

14,956 

$51,924,721 

Table  Showing  Total  Sales  fob  each  Month  in  the  Yeab  1884. 


CITY. 

COUNTRY. 

TOTAL. 

MONTH  ENDING. 

Sales. 

Amounts.  1 

Sales. 

Amounts. 

Sales. 

Amount. 

January  31 

323 

$1,571,874 

537 

$ 1,433,551 

860 

$3,005,425 

February  28  

406 

2,069,766 

403 

1,015,629 

809 

3,085.395 

March  28 

496 

1,929,815 

508 

1,055,632 

1004 

2,985,447 

April  25 

610 

2.513.530 

569 

1,620.779 

1179 

4,134,309 

May  30 

801 

3,715,673 

873 

1,828,895  l 

1674 

5,544.568 

June  27 

610 

2,646,379 

632 

1,251,904 

1242 

3,898,073 

July  25 

599 

2,686,340 

565 

1,314,576 

1164 

4,000,916 

August  29 

635 

3,207,229 

781 

1,398,115 

1416 

4,605,344 

September  26 

612 

2,827,218 

733 

1,338,449 

1345 

4.165,667 

October  31 

802 

4,367,702 

1,013 

3,283,165 

1815 

7,650,867 

November  28 

608 

4,083.754 

683 

1,886,289 

1291 

5,970.043 

December  31 

780 

6,092,294 

884 

2,433,983 

1664 

8,436,277 

Total  for  the  yeaiy. 

j-T  ‘ 

1c 

OO 

LC 

$37,621,574 

8,181 

$19,860,757  j 

15,463 

$57,482,331 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Transfers  over  $50,000-1885. 

Ashland  av,  122.8x240,  nw  cor  Chicago  river.  October  23, 
Master  in  Chancery  to  Cyrus  H McCormick,  Jr  .$175,000 
Adams  st,  85)4x80,  85)4  ft  e Wabash  av,  May  16,  John  8 

Clark  to  Albert  A Munger $85,000 

Arcade  ct,  110  1 2x80,  90  ft  e of  La  Salle,  impd,  Dec  14, 
Matthew  Laflin  to  the  National  Life  Insurance  Com- 
pany   $200,000 

Beach  st,  94%x317)4,  99%  ft  s Polk,  99%x317%  ft  with 
undivided  % of  193  ft  to  river,  in  rear  of  the  above. 
Sept  24,  estate  of  J S Waterman  to  W E Mason.  .$85,000 
Benson  st,  sw  cor  Janies  av  (Wahl’s  glue  factory  proper- 
ty), Nov  14,  Louis  and  Christian  Wahl  to  P D (amour 

J $300,000 

Campbell  av,  1867,  311  ft  s Blue  Island  av.  1,538  ft  to  Ca- 
„ nal“E,”  with  329  ft  adjoining  on  Robey  st,  January  8, 

C 8 Rolling  Stock  Co  to  Charles  E Perkins $175,000 

Cherry  av,  100x140,  145  ft  n Bliss,  impd,  Sept  3,  John  and 

James  Carden  to  the  Carden  Matting  Co $50,000 

Clybourn  pi,  606  ft  running  to  river,  se  cor  of  the  river, 
Aug  1,  Wilson  Ames  to  Phoenix  Distilling  Company 

I $60,000 

Clark  st,  100x103,  se  cor  Van  Buren,  improved,  June  29, 

Mark  B Clancy  to  Shepherd  Brooks $225,000 

Chicago  av,  62.55x100,  nw  cor  Market  st,  impd,  Apl  23, 

Delonas  W Potter  to  Edward  P Vining $65,000 

Clark  st,  39)4x126,  n w cor  Arcade  ct,  impvd,  Jan  30,  es- 
tate of  James  McHuestin  to  L C Paine  Freer.  . .$102,500 
Cottage  Grove  av,  111x104)4,  534  ft  n Thirty-third  st,  im- 
proved, Uzziel  P Smith  to  Benjamin  P Cheney.  ..$65,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  ne  cor  37th  st,  w f 125x90  ft,  impd,  dec 

22,  John  G Earle  to  Walter  C Larned  et  al $80,000 

Dearborn  st,  75  ft  wide,  sw  cor  Van  Buren,  75  ft  to  4th 
av,  impd,  Mar  19,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Peter  A 

O’Neil $83,100 

Dearborn  st,  150  ft  wide,  se  cor  Van  Buren,  150  ft  to  3d 
av,  Jan  29,  Edward  R Cogswell  et  al  to  Francis  Barkett 

trustee $116,000 

Dix  street,  250  feet  to  river,  north-east  cor  Sangamon, 
with  triangular  Blks  4 and  7 on  opp  corners,  Apl  8, 
Frederick  E T Helmholz  to  Herman  Paepcke  ....  $56,000 
Douglas  Park  boul,  150  wide,  sw  cor  26th  st,  250  ft  wide, 
running  s to  31st  and  e to  Western  av,  Apl  16,  George 
W Loy  to  the  West  Chicago  Park  Commissioners 

$103,352 

Dearborn  st,  80x120,  100  ft  s Randolph,  improved,  Oct  14, 
Eugene  S Pike  to  Tobias  G Richardson  of  New  Or- 
leans   $235,000 

Dearborn  st,  50  ft  s Jackson,  50  ft  to  3d  av,  Nov  16, 

Joel  Ellis  to  John  J Sherman  $60,000 

Dearborn  st,  50  ft,  125  f s Jackson,  50  f to  4th  av,  Nov  17, 

John  J Sherman  to  Shepherd  Brooks $60,000 

Ellsworth  st  cor  Polk,  283  ft  to  river,  also  120x100  and 
120x217)4  on  °PP  cor,  Jan  12,  Charles  E Perkins  to 

Adolfo  Hegewisch $125,000 

3rand  boul,  se  cor  48th  st,  10  acres.  Nov  7,  Eliz  A Stone 

et  al  to  Joseph  N Field $95,000 

larrison  st  w,  175x237%,  175  ft  w Desplaines  st,  Nov  3, 

John  D Jennings  to  John  D Hedenberg $50,000 

Sough  pi, , se  and  sw  cor  Alton  R R,  all  of  lots 

nning  n to  the  river,  Apl  1,  Julia  Brainard  et  al  to 

ucius  Gleason  et  al $75,000 

kory  av,  ne  and  se  cors  Bliss  st,  two  entire  blocks,  ex- 
,ipt  75  ft,  Oct  10,  Chicago  Land  Co  to  M & St  P R R 

$71,000 

jtgh  pi,  se  and  sw  cor  Alton  R R,  all  of  lots  running  n 
o river,  Apl  1,  Julia  Brainard  et  al  to  Lucien  Gleason 

et  al $75,000 

Indiana  av,  25  1-12x160,  bet  23d  and  24th  sts,  with  the 
premises  No  2322,  including  all  furniture,  etc,  March 

31,  Rosa  A Bemis  to  Leroy  Paine $80,000 

raekson  st,  213x50,  sw  cor  Clark,  impd,  Sep  10,  estate  of 
Malcolm  McNeill  to  Phcenix  Insurance  Company  of 

New  York $400,000 

ackson  st,  104x80,  se  cor  3d  av,  Nov  6,  Nathan  Corwith 

to  Henry  Strong $120,000 

ackson  st,  104x80,  same  property  as  the  above,  Nov  30, 

Henry  Strong  to  William  Loebenstine $135,000 

ijckson  st,  32x83,  nw  cor  Franklin,  Dec  1.  Henry  Ahrens 

to  Charles  L Willoughby $50,000 

zie  st.  se  cor  Dearborn  ave,  n f 88x90  ft  with  24.4x94 
t near  above,  Conn  Mut  Life  Ins  Co  to  Chas  T Trego 

$56,000 

) Salle  st,  25x101,  ne  cor  Madison,  impd,  June  20,  Wili- 
am Sherwood  et  al  to  Wirt  D Walker $81,550 

ke  st  w,  50x100,  sw  cor  Peoria,  impd,  June  27,  James 

Kennedy  to  William  B McMechan . .$50,000 

Salle  st,  71)4x60,  56  ft  n Jackson,  impd,  Feb  2,  Wili- 
am A Giles  to  Marie  L E Gaff  et  al $165,000 

Salle  av,  100x114,  sw  cor  Michigan  st,  Dec  1,  Aaron  C 

'oodman  to  George^berne  et  al $55,000 

arket  st,  91jxT7»7"se  C|B  Jackson;  also  the  premises  Nos 
zP}  an<3  203  s Clark  tB*  2,  F and  J P Caruthers  et  al  to 

Ellen  M Crudup  et’afS $96,115 

X,  et  st,  95)4x70  noi.™-east  corner  Adams,  Chauncy  B 

v d $90,000 

plark,  leasehold  interest,  im- 
V Taylor  to  La  Fora  S Baker 

$250,000 

ygj^^ft  n 34th  st,  with  the  build- 

ig  No  3344,  Feb  27 ' r,fln^R.ra  B and  Joseph  G Cole 
fnto  Albert  B Shaw  ■ $72,/ 

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or  Adams,  impd,  Oct  8, 

hnson  et  al $125,000 

age,  Oct  20,  Conrad  Furst 
$90,000 


Monroe  st,  40x198,  50  ft  w Franklin,  impd,  Nov  9,  John  V 

Farwell  to  Frederick  Haskell $1 15,000 

Madison  st  w,  100x200,  150  ft  e Elizabeth,  impd,  Nov  11, 
Ebeuezer  Jetmings  et  al  to  The  E Jennings  Company 

$300,000 

Madison  street,  75x100  and  15x125,  50  feet  w Morgan; 
also  Morgan  st,  100  ft  u Madison,  and  % of  e f,  15x125, 

Aug  6,  Charles  T Trego  to  Frederick  Fischer $82,000 

Michigan  av,  88)4x180.  sw  cor  Monroe  st,  June  18,  Sam- 
uel D Babcock  to  Shepherd  Brooks $93,500 

Madison  st.  36  5-12x189,  140  ft  w Franklin  st,  impd.  May 

8,  Paul  Rothbarth  to  Augustus  Engle $100,000 

Monroe  st,  90x188,  90  ft  w Clark  st,  leasehold  interest  in 
90x188  ft,  with  buildings  Nos  140  to  146,  May  30,  New- 
ton W Taylor  to  Stewart  Ives $250,000 

Madison  st  w,  125x75,  sw  cor  Halstr.d,  impvd,  July  1,  Em- 
ma M Capers  et  al  to  Hiram  B Peabody $160,000 

Michigan  av,  48x129%  ft,  168  ft  s of  Lake  st,  Christian  E 

Schoelkopf  to  L C Paine  Freer $65,000 

North  Branch  st,  364x149x220,  175  e n Halsted,  with  101 
ft  to  river  opp,  with  all  buildings,  etc,  Feb  14,  Thomas 
E and  Brice  A Miller  to  Miller  Bros  Dry  Dock  Co$120,000 
Prairie  av,  140x74,  ne  cor  31st  st,  impd,  Sept  16,  Consider 

B Carter  to  Frederick  T Haskell $77,500 

Prairie  av,  73x176,  sw  cor  18th  st,  Mar  24,  Samuel  B Ba- 
ker to  John  J Glessner $50,000 

Randolph  st,  80x180,  80  ft  w Dearborn,  impd,  June  9, Will- 
iam A Galbraith  to  Francis  Bartlett $175,000 

Randolph  st,  40x180,  160  ft  w 5th  av,  with  buildings  Nos 
207  and  209,  July  15,  Margarette  E Dorman  to  Henry 

Botsford $75,000 

Randolph  st,  80x91,  ne  cor  Market,  with  other  property, 

July  27.  William  Diston  to  Mary  Diston $101,000 

Rice  st,  300x150,  sw  cor  Hoyne  av,  impd.  Sept  30,  Fran- 
cis J Dewes  to  the  F J Dewes  Brewing  Co $90,000 

Randolph  st,  82x180,  nw  cor  5th  av,  improved,  Sept  11,  J 

Young  Scammon  et  al  to  L C Paine  Freer $205,000 

Randolph  st,  40x180.  80  ft  w of  State,  impd,  Dec  14,  Van 

H Higgins  to  Matthew  Laflin $120,000 

State  st,  20x83,  46  ft  n Monroe,  with  building  No  159, 
July  1,  Kate  C and  Monroe  Salisbury  to  Frederick 

Fischer $75,000 

South  Water  st,  56  10-12x150x113,  50  ft  e Franklin,  Apl 

15,  Marshall  Field  to  George  P Braun  et  al $56,000 

Sherman  st,  125x58)4,  sw  cor  Fan  Buren  st,  with  Atlantic 
Hotel,  June  17,  The  Traders’  Insurance  Co,  to  Wirt  D 

Walker $140,000 

State  st,  36x144  9-10,  80  ft  n Jackson,  Aug  31,  Henry  R 

Hickley  to  John  D Jennings $90,000 

State  st,  77x80,  sw  cor  Couch  pi,  Aug  25,  George  Smith,  of 
the  Reform  Club  of  London,  to  Mark  B Clancy  ..$150,000 
Sherman  st,  50x100,  150  ft  s Jackson,  Sept  21,  Washing- 
ton Cockle  to  Charles  R Steele $75,000 

State  st,  37)4x100%,  126%  ft  s Randolph,  impd,  Sept  16, 

Bertha  E Johnson  et  al  to  John  M Kranz $120,000 

State  st,  18%x90,  126%  ft  e Randolph,  improved.  Sept  26 

Bertha  E and  W E Johnson  to  John  Kranz $60,000 

State  st,  24  1-2x1 13)4,  ne  cor  Randolph,  improred,  Dec  9, 
Connecticut  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co  to  Chicago  West 

Division  Railway  Co $126,000 

State  ft  n,  100x100,  ne  cor  Indiana,  Nov  10,  George  W 

Hoffman  to  Thomas  Mackin $55,000 

State  st,  50x108,  50  ft  s Harrison,  Dec  7,  Ferdinand  Zeng 

to  Jesse  Bross  Lloyd $55,000 

Sebor  st,  175x92,  bet  Desplaines  and  Halsted  sts,  impd, 
Apl  24,  John  Q Griffith  et  al,  to  John  McCaffery.  .$60,000 
State  st,  100x144  se  cor  Adams,  impd,  Dec  1,  Ira  and  Ezra 

McCord  et  al  to  Henry  Strong $310,0000 

Twelfth  st  w,  125x124,  99  3-10  ft  e Throop,  Nos  500  to  506 
100x124;  also  428  same  st,  with  buildings,  August  26, 

Charles  G Bode  to  James  F Keeney $90,000 

Third  av,  75  ft  running  w to  Dearborn,  sw  cor  Harrison, 
Aug  4,  Chicago  & Western  Indiana  R R Co,  to  Wirt  D 

W alker $50,000 

Twenty-second  st  w,  194x267,  150  ft  w Ashland  av,  with 
buildings,  John  L Hoerber  to  John  L Hoeber  Brwg  Co 

,$75,000 

Twelfth  st  w.  100x123,  bet  Canal  and  Jefferson  sts,  impd, 
June  13,  William  N McCarthy  to  Thomas  Purcell . $50,000 
Van  Buren  st,  se  cor  Franklin,  n f 32%xl05  ft,  impd,  dec 

18,  Daniel  K Pearson  to  James  M Love $50,000 

Washington,  40x180,  160  ft  w State  st,  impd,  June  19, 

Marshall  Field  to  Alexander  J Alexander $130,000 

Washington  st,  20x180,  120  ft  e Dearborn,  impd,  July  29, 

Henry  Strong  to  Levi  Z Leiter $60,000 

Water  st,  n branch,  450  and  470x250,  sw  cor  Blackhawk, 
450  ft  to  river,  and  se  cor  Blackhawk,  470x250,  Aug  3, 

Chicago  Land  Co  to  Nathan  Mears $64,600 

Wabash  av,  80x171%,  160  ft  s Adams,  Sept  17,  Robert  D 

Shepherd  to  Frederick  Haskell $158,000 

Wabash  av,  80x172,  se  cor  Harrison,  Oct  6,  Benjamin  P 

Hutchinson  to  Frederick  Fischer $150,000 

Western  av, , 100  ft  n 31st  st,  a depth  of  660  ft,  run- 

ning n to  the  river,  Oct  5,  the  estate  of  Cyrus  H Mc- 
Cormick to  Henry  Day  of  New  York $120,000 

Wentworth  av, , nw  and  sw  cor  19th  st,  363  ft  run- 

ning to  Blackwell,  with  192)4x100  ft  on  18th;  also  part 
of  Lot  3 in  opposite  block.  Nov  2,  Nathaniel  K Fair- 

bank  et  al  to  N K Fail-bank  & Co $185,000 

Wabash  av,  120x172,  160  ft  s Harrison,  Nov  6,  Benjamin 

P Hutchinson  to  Martin  A Ryerson  et  al $127,000 

Wabash  av,  62)4x180,  sw  cor  12th  st,  Nov  24,  Benjamin  P 

Hutchinson  to  William  Outhbert  Jr .$52,800 

Wabash  av,  40x172  1-2,  80  ft  n of  Harrison,  Nov  21,  Lester 
H Eames  to  Mary  E Swan  and  Kate  A Smith.  . . .$112,500 
"yVashington  boul,  169.9x150,  se  cor  Bishop  ct,  Apl  30, 
George  W Hale  et  al  to  Albert  M Billings $65,000 


Wabash  av,  96x171,  ne  cor  Jackson  (Maftitb  m ilouse), 

Dec  5, -Connecticut  Mutual  Life  In  <)■  Mk  Carrie  L 

Munn . . . ,.  *>jr'  000 

Wabash  av,  53x85%,  sw  cor  Monroe  st,  -rjpd,  15, 

Edward  P Gates  to  John  H Dwight .i&I.'-jSjU'tO 

Washington  st,  30  1-6x60,  se  cor  5th  av,  No  )8.  JAmes 

Todd  of  Louisville  to  T J Lefens $012,000 

Washington  st,  30  1-6x60,  same  as  above,  Dec  10,  Tlnam. , 

J Lefens  to  Conrad  Seipp $62,00, 

BUILDING  REVIEW.  ^ 

No  one  who  has  lived  in  Chicago  and  traveled  about  the 
city  in  quest  of  information  about  building  and  building 
material,  during  the  last  two  or  three  years,  will  believe  that 
less  building  has  been  done  in  1885  than  in  1884.  One 
thing  is  certain,  residence  building  has  kept  pace  with 
offices,  stores  and  manufactures.  In  1884  there  were  4,273 
buildings  of  all  kinds  erected.  In  1885  there  are  upwards 
of  4,300  buildings  begun,  costing  about  $20,000,000.  In 
1884  there  were  1,500  houses — strictly  dwellings  and  850 
cottages — constructed;  in  1885  about  1,600  dwellings  and 
800  cottages.  In  1884  there  were  1,510  flats  and  in  1885 
over  2,000  in  number,  so  it  is  seen  that  the  flat  craze  did 
not  subside,  as  was  predicted  by  wisacres  and  scribes.  In 
a majority  of  storebuildings  there  are  flats  above,  so  it  is 
plain  to  be  seen  that  official  and  other  reports  used  by 
newspapers  do  not  strictly  convey  the  truth  as  to  the 
amount  of  build  ing  improvements  for  residence  purposes 

The  operations  of  S.  E.  Gross  & Co.,  Campbell  Bros., 
Turner  & Bond,  Chandler  & Co.,  W.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co,  and  a 
score  of  others,  have  been  almost  entirely  confined  within 
the  city  limits,  but  outside,  in  Hyde  Park,  Towns  of  Lake, 
Lake  V ew,  Cicero  and  Jefferson,  more  than  as  many  more 
residences  were  built,  and  many  of  them  elegant  and  costly. 
Inl884  Hyde  Park  alone  built  nearlyas  many  hpuses  as 
Chicago,  but  they  were  mainly  small  dwellings  and  cottages, 
and  did  not  amount  to  much  in  the  aggregate.. 

Minneapolis  boasts  of  having  built  3,500  houses,  at  a 
cost  of  $8,500,000.  The  Journal  knows,  from  having  re- 
ported a list  of  new  buildings  almost  every  week  for  the 
last  year,  that  fully  four-fifths  of  the  improvements  are 
small  houses,  ranging  in  cost  from  1,000  to  $3,000.  She  has 
built  some  business  blocks,  costing  $200,000,  and  one  ele- 
vator costing  $375,000.  It  takes  her  five  years  to  expend 
$38,000,000.  Chicago  exceeds  that  amount  in  two  years, 
within  the  city  limits.  Building  statistics  of  outside  im- 
provements are  very  difficult  to  obtain,  but  it  is  safe  to  say 
that  the  outside  suburban  towns,  which  are  essentially  a 
part  of  Chicago,  have  built  more  houses  than  Minneapolis 
or  St.  Paul.  There  is  no  denying  the  fact,  however,  that 
the  above  named  cities  are  outstripping  everything  in  the 
West  but  Chicago— St.  Louis  and  San  Francisco  not  ex- 
cepted. 

In  comparing  Chicago  building  operations  of  1885  with 
any-  previous  year,  it  must  not  be  forgotten  that,  although 
a greater  number  of  costly  buildings  were  begun  in  1884, 
their  construction  was  carried  on  and  completed  in  1885, 
such  as  the  following: 

The  Board  of  Trade  Building,  173x225  feet  in  dimensions, 

9 stories;  cost  $1,500,000. 

Home  Fire  Insurance  Building,  138x100  feet,  ten  stories 
high;  cost  $750,000. 

Insurance  Exchange  Office  Building,  165x60  feet,  ten 
stories:  cost  $750,000. 

Chicago  Opera  House,  125  feet  front,  running  to  the  alley; 
cost  $600,000. 

Sibley  Warehouse,  160x189  feet,  seven  stories;  cost  $500,- 

000. 

Traders’  Safe  and  Trust  Co.  Building,  80x90  feet,  8 stories; 
cost  $250,000. 

J B Mailers  Office  Building,  40x60  feet,  12  stories  and 
basement;  cost  $175,000. 

Adams  Express  Building,  90x131  feet,  9 stories;  cost 
$1 75,000. 

Goff  Building,  71x60  feet,  9 stories  and  basement;  office 
building  cost  $150,000. 

Union  League  Club  House,  75x100  feet;  to  cost  $150,000. 

Martin  Ryerson  Building,  six  stories  and  basement, 
68x170  feet;  cost  $125,000. 

Troecher  Building,  80x90  feet,  six  stories  and  basement; 
to  cost  $95,000. 

McCormick  Warehouse,  100x120;  to  cost  $800,000. 

Chicago  Women  and  Children’s  Hospital,  125x50,  5 
stories  high ; cost  $60,000. 

Hansen  Bloch,  5 stories;  office  building  cost  $60,000. 

The  above  are  the  most  important  buildings  commenced 
in  1884  and  completed  in  1885,  and  which  are  not  recorded 
in  our  totals  for  this  year. 

The  leading  on  most  noted  buildings  begun  in  1885,  are 
as  follows: 

Phoenix  Insurance  Co’s  Building,  9 stories  high,  base- 
ment, 217x50  feet,  to  cost  $500,0000. 

Rialto  Building,  rear  of  Board  of  Trade,  140x100  feet, 
containing  500  rooms,  to  cost  $900,000. 

Marshall  Field’s  (store  house),  7 stories  and  basement, 
200x325)  feet,  containing  500,000  sq.  feet  store  room,  to 
cost  $800,000. 

Studabaker  Bros.  Carriage  Factory  and  Ware  House, 
105x172  feet,  cost  $200,000, 


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Taylor  <fe  Hrtrper,  elevator,  100x206,  cost  $180,000. 

The  Johnrathan  Clark  Office  Building,  60^x101,  cost 
$150,000.  / 

Kinsley’s  Restaurant  and  Cafe  Buiding,  a double  store 
and  fou.r  stories,  45x175  feet,  cost  $125,000. 

Dah7ys  7-Story  Business  Block,  100x68  feet,  cost  $100,000. 
Asft  Institute  Building,  4 stories,  100x80  feet,  cost  $100,000. 
& N.  W.  R.  R.  Co.  Grain  Elevator,  60x100  feet,  cost 
^100,000. 

Langham  Hotel,  rebuilt  into  warehouse,  cost  $100,000. 

Grannis  Block,  burned  and  rebuilt,  90x70  feet,  7 stories, 
cost  $100,000. 

Conrad  Furst  Building,  6 stories  and  basement,  83x105 
feet,  $80,000. 

St.  Clair  Store  Building,  west  side,  4 story  and  base- 
ment. Cost  $75,000. 

W.  M.  Hoyt  Apartment  Building,  100x100  feet,  cos 
$65,000. 

O.  C.  Heisen  Office  Building,  6 stories,  92x50  feet,  cost 
$60,000. 

Jonathan  Clark’s  State  Street  Store  Building,  80x138 
feet,  cost  $60,000. 

C.  M.  & St.  P.  Ry.  Co.,  two-story  iron  warehouse,  150x 
250  feet,  cost  $60,000. 

J.  B.  Clow  Six-Story  Storehouse,  40x150  feet,  cost  $50,000. 

M.  Brand  & Co.,  five-story  brewery,  60x185  feet,  cost 
$50,000. 

A.  J.  Walker,  seven-story  and  basement  carriage  reposi- 
tory, 40x165  feet,  cost  $50,000. 

Crane  Brothers  Manf.  Co.,  four-story  factory,  180x160 
feet,  cost  $40,000. 

Farragut  Boat  Club,  two-story  club-house,  40x70  feet, 
cost  $40,000. 

Church  edifices  are  as  follows: 

A memorial  church  at  the  corner  of  Thirty-third  and  But- 
terfield streets,  88x135  feet,  cost  $200,000. 

Church  of  the  Epiphany,  60x120  feet,  cost  $80,000. 

Reformed  Episcopal  Society  Church  Building,  80x50  and 
72x30  feet,  cost  $50,000. 

Western  Avenue  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  91x108 
feet,  cost  $50,000. 

Zion  Congregation  Synagogue,  64x115  feet,  co6t  $50,000. 

Grant  Place  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  Building,  63x92 
feet,  cost  $35,000. 

Trinity  M.  Epicopal  Chnrch  Mission  Building,  70x110  feet, 
three  stories  and  basement,  cost  $25,000. 

School-houses  were  erected  as  follows: 

Nos.  840  to  860  Twenty-first  street,  a three-story  school, 
130x75  feet,  $58,000. 

Nos.  96  to  108  Hudson  avenue,  a three-story  school,  92-80 
feet,  $55,000. 

On  Wallace  street,  near  Thirty -first,  three-story  and 
basement  school,  124x70  feet,  15  rooms,  $50,000. 

At  the  corner  of  Ashland  avenue  and  Thirteenth  place, 
three-story  and  basement  school,  15  rooms,  124x70  feet, 
$50,000. 

At  the  corner  of  Ashland  avenue  and  Nineteenth  place, 
three-story  and  basement  school,  124x70  feet,  15  rooms, 
$50,000. 

At  the  corner  of  Ashland  and  Wabansia  avenues,  three- 
story  and  basement  school,  85x80  feet,  $40,000. 

Nos.  2527  to  2,545  Lime  street,  three-story  school-house, 
110x70  feet,  $40,000. 

Nos.  982  to  988  Wilcox  avenue,  a three-story  school,  70x 
120  feet,  $40,000. 

This  does  not  include  a number  of  manufactories*  inside 
and  outside  of  the  city  limits  and  only  a few  of  the  largest 
school  houses  and  churches.  As  the  Journal  is  almost 
universally  kept  on  file,  a reference  to  its  pages  will  show  a 
more  minute  description  of  all  the  buildings  above  emune 
rated  as  they  were  begun  and  finished.  Several  pages 
might  be  taken  up  with  descriptions  of  beautiful  and  costly 
buildings  begun  during  the  year,  but  we  are  compelled  to 
go  to  press  without  them.  The  following  interviews  of 
leading  houses  engaged  in  the  various  lines  of  building 
materials  will  afford  much  information. 


Akron  Sewer  Pipes. 

Perfect  sewerage  of  cities  is  essential  to  health  and  life 
In  securing  perfect  sewerage,  much  depends  upon  the  kind 
of  sewer  pipe  used.  Realizing  the  importance  of  this 
boards  of  health  and  sanitary  officers,  have  made 
thorough  investigation  of  the  kinds  of  pipe  offered  on  the 
market  for  carrying  off  sewage,  and  as  a result  have  adopted 
the  Akron  sewer  pipe  as  the  standard.  So  much  merit 
does  this  pipe  possess  that  already  imitations  are  in  the 
field,  but  they  will  soon  nave  their  day  as  buyers  will  prefer 
the  genuine  to  the  imitation,  especially  as  it  can  be  bought 
at  the  same  price.  The  manufacture  of  this  pipe  was  be 
gun  in  1856  and  in  1869.  N.  A.  Williams,  219  E.  Washing 
ton  street,  dealer  in  sewer  pipe,  drain  tile,  fire  brick,  fire 
clay,  cement,  ground  brick,  chimney  tops  and  flues,  plaster, 
fire  sand,  etc.,  became  the  representative  of  the  Akron 
Sewer  Pipe  Co.  in  Chicago  and  ever  since  has  been  the 
largest  dealer  in  this  popular  sewer  pipe.  Though  the 
pipe  is  the  best  made,  it  is  offered  at  prices  which  compete 
with  imported  makes.  For  prices  and  further  information 
apply  to  N.  A.  Williams. 

Builders’  Hardware. 

The  general  tendency  of  builders’  hardware  has  been 
toward  lower  prices,  though  the  higher  grades  of  which 
there  are  fewer  manufacturers  have  not  been  materially 


reduced.  The  greatest  cutting  has  been  in  the  cheaper 
grades,  many  of  which  have  been  sold  at  less  than  the  cost 
of  manufacture.  Owing  to  the  recent  sharp  advance  in 
iron  and  copper,  there  is  now  a decided  upward  tendency. 
Chicago  has  the  reputation  among  manufacturers  of  being 
the  closest  market  in  the  United  States  in  this  line  and 
consequently  it  must  be  the  most  satisfactory  market  for 
any  one  in  need  of  this  material.  Many  new  improve- 
ments in  builders’  hardware  novelties  have  been  introduced 
and  the  trade  is  keeping  well  up  with  the  times.  The 
business  has  an  old  and  prominent  representative  in  the 
firm  of  Orr  & Lockett,  the  largest  retail  builders’  hardware 
concern  in  the  West.  They  are  located  at  184  and  186  So. 
Clark  street,  where  they  keep  constantly  on  hand  a large 
assortment  of  all  grades  of  builders’  hardware.  To  illus- 
trate the  volume  of  their  business,  one  needs  but  to  recount 
many  of  the  largest  buildings  erected  during  the  past  few 
years  and  furnished  by  them  with  hardware,  such  as  the 
new  Board  of  Trade  bldg.,  Pullman  bldg.,  C.  B.  & Q.  Gen- 
eral Office  bldg.,  First  National  Bank  bldg.,  W.  I.  R.  new 
depot,  N.  W.  Safety  Deposit  & Trust  Co’s  bldg.,  Home  In- 
surance Co’s  bldg.;  Atchison,  Topeka  <fc  Santa  Fe  office 
bldg.,  at  Topeka.  They  are  now  engaged  in  furnishing  the 
new  office  bldg,  for  the  Burlington,  Cedar  Rapids  & North- 
ern railway,  at  Cedar  Rapids.  Many  of  our  finest  residences 
have  been  fnrnished  by  them  with  the  best  grades  and 
latest  improvements  and  novelties  in  builders’  hardware. 
They  are  sole  agents  for  the  Norton  air  cushion,  door  check 
and  spring  and  Geer’s  spring  hinge,  with  which  they  have 
had  rmarkable  success  in  handling.  While  they  have  been 
prominently  engaged  in  the  handling  of  builders’  hard- 
ware, they  also  carry  in  stock  almost  everything  conceivable 
in  general  hardware  and  cutlery.  They  also  deal  in  special 
hardware  for  meat  markets  and  cooling  rooms.  Their 
business  which  is  constantly  growing,  has  been  larger  the 
past  year  than  ever  before. 

They  report  that  the  indications  at  the  present  time 
point  to  a prosperous  trade  for  the  coming  year. 


Simpson  Bros.,  who  are  handling  this  material,  have  in 
their  employ  foreign  experts  of  long  experience  in  Eu- 
rope, and  are  prepared  tc  fill  orders  for  any  work  in  this 
line.  Samples  may  be  seen  at  their  office,  room  15,  159  La 
Salle  street. 

Paints,  Oils,  Varnishes,  Etc. 

The  improvement  which  has  extended  through  nearly  all 
lines  of  business  during  the  past  year,  was  noticeable  in  a 
marked  degree  in  the  paint,  oil  varnish  and  painters’  sup- 
ply trade.  While  there  has  been  a good  deal  of  competition, 
it  has  been  in  the  lower  grades,  and  has  uot  affected  the 
leading  makes.  In  speaking  of  the  leading  makes,  the  cel- 
ebrated Coffin,  Devoe  & Co.’s  paints  are  worthy  of  special 
mention.  The  success  and  popularity  of  their  paints  havtj 
been  due  to  their  quality,  the  motto  of  the  firm  being:  “ThJ 
best  always  pays  in  the  end  to  both  buyer  and  seller.”  They 
manufacture  all  their  domestic  products,  from  the  raw  ma- 
terial to  the  finished  goods  ready  for  the  market,  and  im- 
port direct  all  requisite  foreign  goods  demanded  for  their 
extensive  trade.  The  variety  of  their  paints  is  as  great  as 
the  various  ways  in  which  they  may  be  used,  including  rail- 
way paints,  coach  and  car  colors,  varnishes,  white  lead, 
ready  mixed  house  paints,  etc.,  etc. 

The  firm  are  located  at  No.  176  Randolph  st.,  and  make 
a specialty  of  the  F.  W.  Devoe  & Co.  goods. 

Upon  the  general  good  feeling  in  all  lines  of  business 
they  base  their  prospects  for  a good  trade  during  the  com- 
ing year  at  remunerative  prices.  The  firm,  while  satisfied 
with  the  results  of  the  past  year,  are  desirous  of  holding 
the  leading  place  in  the  trade  which  they  have  attained 
and  will  spare  no  effort  in  that  direction.  The  large  amoun! 
of  building  for  the  coming  year,  much  of  which  has  already 
been  contemplated,  will  require  a large  supply  of  materid 
in  their  line,  and  the  manufacturing  concerns  who  are  look- 
ing forward  to  an  increase  of  business,  will  also  withoui 


Indiana  Pressed  Brick. 

Having  full  faith  in  the  continued  growth  of  Chicago  and 
knowing  that  her  new  citizens  would  require  new  homes, 
Wm.  E.  Hinchliff  & Co.  opened  their  15th  season,  that  of 
1886,  with  increased  capacity  for  making  their  fine  Indiana 
Pressed  Brick  which  have  enjoyed  for  years  the  merited 
favor  of  the  building  community. 

Probably  nothing  measures  better  the  rapid  growth  of 
our  city  than  the  new  schools  that  the  Board  finds  neces- 
sary to  build  each  year,  and  in  the  exclusive  use  of  the  In- 
diana brick,  Wm.  E.  Hinchliff  & Co.  find  a gratifying  en- 
dorsement. The  fame  of  this  material  throughout  the 
North  and  the  West  has  enabled  this  the  largest  and 
oldest  pressed  brick  concern  in  the  State  and  the  second 
largest  in  the  country,  to  send  scores  of  carloads  to  Wis- 
consin, Minnesota  and  beyond.  St.  Paul  has  used  about 
100,000  in  her  new  water  works  and  Minneapolis  about  the 
same  number  in  her  elegant  new  public  school  during  the 
past  summer,  all  sold  through  Mr.  S.  C.  Ferris,  the  firm’s 
widely  known  agent  in  Minneapolis. — The  most  notable 
structure  outside  the  city  and  its  immediate  vicinity  is  the 
magnificent  new  edifice  in  whose  splendor  the  Congrega- 
tional church-goers  of  Evanston  are  rejoicing.  The  intelli- 
gent investigation  and  montiive  genius  of  the  members  of 
this  firm  has  produced  many  improvements  in  methods  of 
manufacture  during  recent  months.  Among  these  probably 
the  most  important  is  an  improved  kiln  for  the  burning 
of  their  ware  and  to  cover  which  a patent  is  now  pending. 
This  progressive  spirit  along,  with  the  unequalled  facilities 
for  shipping  brick  and  filling  large  orders  with  promptitude 
places  this  firm  first  among  its  competitors.  They  are  cen- 
trally located  at  159  La  Salle  st.,  Room  10. 

Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

The  attention  of  architects,  owners  and  builders  is  called 
to  the  above  article  for  floors  of  cellars,  stores,  breweries, 
malt  houses,  hotel  kitchens,  stables,  laundries,  conserva- 
tories, public  buildings,  carriage  factories,  sugar  refineries, 
mills,  rinks,  etc.;  in  fact,  for  any  place  where  a hard, 
smooth,  clean,  dry,  fire  and  water  proof,  odorless  and  dur- 
able coloring  of  a light  color  is  required  in  basement  or 
upper  stories,  laid  either  over  cement-concrete,  brick  or 
wood,  in  one  sheet  without  seams;  also  over  cement-con- 
crete for  roofs  for  fire-proof  buildings.  For  dwelling- 
house  cellars,  especially  on  moist  or  filled  land,  this  mate- 
rial is  especially  adapted,  being  water-tight,  non-absorbent, 
free  from  mold  or  dust,  impervious  to  sewer  gasses,  and  for 
sanitary  purposes  is  invaluable.  It  is  equally  well  adapted 
for  roadways  and  walks,  as  it  will  withstand  the  hardest 
usage.  This  article,  long  in  use  in  Europe,  where  its  great 
value  has  been  proved  is  natural  rock  asphalt,  and  contains 
no  coal  tar  or  artificial  products,  hardens  immediately,  and 
is  ready  for  use  within  a few  hours  after  being  laid.  In  an 
article  in  Johnson’s  Cyclopedia,  Gen.  Q.  A.  Gillmore  says 
of  the  '‘Natural  Rock  Asphalt:” 

It  must  be  conceded  that  nothing  has  yet  been  discov- 
ered which  can  replace  with  entire  satisfaction  the  bitumi- 
nous limestones  of  Seyssel  and  Yal-de-Travers.  In  the 
natural  asphaltic  rock,  the  calcarious  matter  is  so  intimate- 
ly and  and  impalpably  combined  with  the  bitumen,  resists 
so  thoroughly  the  action  of  air  and  water,  and  even  muri- 
atic acid,  is  so  entirely  free  from  moisture1 — properties  due 
perhaps  to  the  vast  pressure  and  intense  heat  under  which 
the  ingredients  have  been  incorporated  by  nature, — that 
we  are  forced  to  attribute  the  excellence  of  this  material 
to  the  existence  of  certain  natural  conditions  which  the 
most  skillful  artificial  methods  fail  to  reproduce,” 


doubt  increase  their  orders. 


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ARTISTS  MATERIALS 


The  firm  publishes  a book  entitled,  -1  Exterior  Decor 
tion.”  containing  a number  of  beautifully  colored  views 
residences  painted  with  their  paints.  This  work  has  be« 
produced  at  an  expense  of  many  thousand  dollars,  and  w 
surpass  anything  of  its  kind  heretofore  published.  In  th 
text  is  found  a full  description  of  the  best  methods  o 
painting,  with  special  reference  to  their  paints.  The  boo 
can  be  inspected  at  their  office  at  any  time,  and  will  b 
supplied  to  merchants  on  certain  conditions. 

A walk  through  their  establishment  gives  evidence  o 
what  may  be  done,  even  in  dull  times,  by  an  active  and  er 
terprising  firm. 

Parties  interested  in  paints  are  always  welcome. 

Anderson  Pressed  Brick. 

Among  the  industries  of  Chicago  that  have  been  estat 
lished  and  reached  the  point  of  absolute  success  in  the  pas 
few  years,  none  are  to  be  more  favorably  noticed  than  th 
Anderson  Pressed  Brick  Co.  Following  in  the  wake  c 
numberless  ventures  of  Pressed  Brick  corporations  in  Cb 
cago,  which  were  failures,  this  company  started  in  sono 
five  years  since,  and  have  steadily  increased  their  reputs 
tion  for  supplying  to  the  country  a product  that  had  bee 
before  their  advent  necessary  to  buy  from  distant  market: 
at  exhorbitant  prices.  For  example,  in  1881,  the  press® 
brick  used  iu  Chicago  cost  the  consumer  not  less  tha 
$42-00  per  M — from  that  price  up  to  $55.00.  Now  the  sam 
brick  are  bought  from  $25.00  to  $40.00.  This  was  brougt 
about  simply  by  the  introduction  (^^JjomeMna 
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JOHN  SHERIFFS  & SON. 

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SPECIAL  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  CITV  ORDERS. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  Write.  H.  M.  Boicb. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


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SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  IVo  Friction.— No  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s  “ 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  C.  H.  Case’s  ‘ . , 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Po9t-Ome  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 


Automatic  Gas  Machines. 

OFFICE:— 76  Fifth  Avenue,  CHICAGO. 

Greatest  improvements  in  Gas  Lighting  Apparatus,  gives  uniform  good  “ °P®“  M«m 

moke,  no  chimneys  needed,  like  city  gas  at  one-fourth  the  cost.  No  increase  of  fire-risk,  easy  to  handle.  May  be  seen 


n operation  in  Chicago  and  suburbs. 


;or  plain  and  substantial  construction  or  elaborately 
irnamented  buildings— than  any  other  concern  in  the 
yorld.  Their  office  is  at  157  La  Selle  st. 


Hardwoods-California  Redwood. 

The  geographical  position,  and  many  other  advantages 
of  Chicago,  have  conduced  to  give  her  great  prominence  as 
the  centre  of  the  lumber  trade  of  the  United  States.  Of 
this  great  trade,  the  hardwood  interests  form  a very  im- 
portant part.  The  volume  of  this  business  in  Chicago  has 
assumed  proportions  of  the  greatest  magnitude,  owing  to 
the  widespread  popularity  of  hardwood  for  almost  every 
conceivable  use.  This  business  has  a prominent  represent- 
ative in  tne  firm  of  Charles  B.  Crombie,  who  deals  exten- 
sively in  all  kinds  of  hardwood,  such  as  ash,  oak,  walnut, 
whitewood,  cherry,  maple,  long  leaf  yellow  pine,  California 
redwood,  etc.  The  latter  was  first  introduced  by  Mr  Crom- 
bie and  has  become  one  of  the  leading  finishing  woods. 
Its  richness  of  color,  the  facility  wilh  which  it  can  be 
worked,  and  its  durability,  make  it  one  of  the  most  impor- 
tant species  of  lumber  used  in  the  construction  of  houses. 

It  has  been  used  with  very  good  effect  for  shingles,  for 
it  excels  pine  in  clearness,  beauty,  durability  and  resistance 
to  fire.  The  sale  of  this  wood  has  increased  surprisingly 
during  the  past  two  years. 

Recently  Mr.  Crombie  has  removed  his  office  from  South 
Water  street  to  a beautiful  suit  of  offices  in  the  Adams 
Express  building,  187  Dearborn  st.  His  facilities  for  car- 
rying on  the  business  are  the  best,  and  enable  him  to  turn 
out  orders  promptly.  He  reports  the  prospects  for  the 
coming  year  to  be  very  encouraging  for  the  Hardwood  lum- 
ber trade,  and  also  reports  that  the  railroad  business  for 
the  coming  year  bids  fair  to  be  exceptionally  good,  if  the 
roads  are  built  that  are  already  contemplated  and  mapped 
out  on  paper. 

This  is  one  of  the  specialities  of  his  business,  although  he 
deals  largely  in  heavy  building  timber,  in  oak  and  yellow 
pine  and  piling  of  all  kinds.  The  walls  of  his  office  are 
decorated  with  samples  of  domestic  woods  of  all  kinds,  and 
one  of  the  handsomest  is  the  large  piece  of  redwood,  52 
inches  in  width,  I inch  thick,  which  reaches  from  the  ceiling 
to  the  floor,  and  shows  an  absolute  clear  face. 

It  is  well  worth  seeing,  and  Mr.  Crombie  is  always 
pleased  to  have  visitors  examine  the  woods  in  his  office  and 
takes  pleasure  in  imparting  information  concerning  the 
woods  to  such  as  ask. 


Gas  Fixtures. 

j The  trade  during  the  past  year  in  gas  fixtures  shows  an 
improvement  over  that  of  the  preceding  one.  Progress 
lias  been  made  also  in  both  the  construction  and  the  de- 
signs which  are  specially  noted  for  their  ornamentations 
apd  beauty.  The  gas  fixture  trade  has  a prominent  re- 
presentative in  the  W.  C.  Yosburgh  M’f’g.  Company. 


Marked  success  has  accompanied  them  in  the  establish- 
ment some  two  years  ago  of  their  Chicago  branch  under 
the  able  management  of  Mr.  C.  H.  Littlefield.  Their 
manufacturing  establishment  is  in  Brooklyn.  N.  Y.,  where 
it  has  gained  wide  spread  popularity.  The  western  branch 
occupies  spacious  quarters  at  Nos.  184  and  186  Wabash 
ave.,  where  they  always  have  on  hand  an  immense  stock  of 
gas  fixtures,  marked  for  their  beauty,  originality  of  design, 
superiority  of  workmanship  and  finish. 

They  manufacture  all  grades  of  fixtures,  suitable  for 
ecclesiastical  purposes,  theaters,  hotels,  as  well  as  all  kinds 
of  residences  and  sell  at  wholesale  and  retail.  They  re 
port  prospects  of  a large  business  for  the  coming  year, 
based  upon  the  large  amount  of  building  to  be  done,  much 
of  which  has  been  already  contemplated. 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices. 

The  improvements  which  have  been  made  in  the  con- 
struction and  design  of  galvanized  iron  cornices,  have 
made  them  very  popular  and  they  are  now  almost  univer- 
sally used.  Among  the  representatives  of  this  branch  of 
the  building  interests  is  E.  E.  Noyes,  with  office  and  manu- 
factory at  33  W.  Madison  st.  During  the  past  year  he  has 
received  and  carried  into  successful  execution  many  con- 
tracts for  cornice  work  in  residences,  churches,  stores,  etc. 
Experienced  workmen  are  employed  by  him  in  the  execu- 
tion of  his  work.  He  reports  the  business  of  the  year  to 
have  been  very  encouraging  with  bright  prospects  for  the 
coming  year. 


Mason,  Contractor  and  Builder. 

In  reviewing  the  various  industries  that  have  made  Chi- 
cago one  of  the  chief  commercial  centres  of  the  country,  it 
is  instructive  and  interesting  to  note  the  advances  that 
have  been  made  in  each  of  the  representative  enterprises, 
and  ascertain  exactly  what  has  been  accomplished  by 
energy  and  capital.  In  looking  over  the  field  it  is  easy  to 
see  that  the  building  trade  has  exercised  an  important  in- 
fluence upon  the  welfare  and  prosperity  of  this  section  of 
the  State.  The  builder  is  an  important  factor  and  much 
depends  upon  his  skill  and  honesty.  The  improvement  in 
the  various  building  materials  has  greatly  aided  him  in 
producing  a fine  effect  to  his  work.  Among  our  builders 
who  have  been  particularly  successful  in  carrying  out  large 
contracts  is  Mr.  Jos.  Downey  with  office  at  No.  159  Lasalle 
street.  The  Western  Indiana  Railroad  Depot,  the  County 
Poorhouse  at  Jefferson,  the  Missouri  State  Lunatic  Asylum 
at  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  are  some  of  the  contracts  received  and 
executed  by  him.  Within  the  past  ninety  days  he  has  built 
three  police  stations  and  one  engine  house.  As  a man’s 
best  testimonial  is  his  work,  so  with  him  no  better  refer- 
ence does  he  care  to  give  than  the  many  buildings  in  Chi- 
cago and  outside  which  stand  as  witnesses  to  his  skill  and 
execution. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

55  and  57  West  Lake  St. 

CHICACO. 

Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Mxlt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,?  xjjli. 

Telephone  883.  ) 


Ittahogany  and  Cabinet  Woods. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 
and  rosewood  as  furnished  by  Mr.  J.  Rayner  of  New  York 
and  Chicago: 

Mexican  mahogany,  $100  @ $180  per  M. 

St.  Domingo  “ 150  @ 200 

Cuba  “ 100  @ 160  “ 

Rosewood  “ 2 @ 5 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 

mason’*  supplies. 


Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  $ square  foot 18@  — 

10-inch  thick,  $ square  foot 20$ 

12-inch  thick  $ square  foot 22@ 

Rublestone,  R>  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard.  7 50 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches 

“ “ “ 4 “ 

“ Building  stone,  per  cube 


00  24 
00  28 
00  50  @00  60 


Maxwell  & Co.: 

Euclid  Stone  Co’s  3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars 
“ “ 4-inch  “ 

“ “ Building  Stone 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls 

Lime,  in  bbls  finishing 

Common  brick,  $ M 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 

Anderson’s 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  $ M 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 

Racine  Pressed  Brick 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 

St.  Louis  Pressed 

Trenton 

Fire  Brick  $ M 

Michigan  New  York  Stucco  and  Iowa 

Cement,  Utica,  and  Buffalo,  $ bbl 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee  $ bbl. . 

Portland  Impt  Cement 

White  Sand  $ bbl 

Fire  Clay  $ bbl 

Plastering  Hair  $ bush 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 

Roofing,  $ square  gravel  

Asphalt  Roofing 

Marble  Dust  $ bbl 


00  22 
00  26 

00  50@00  56 
85 

65@0  96 
7 00@8  00 
16  00a22  00 
22  00 @29  00 
65  00  @300  00 
42  00@45  00 
50  00 
20  00 
30  00@33  00 
@25  00 
22  00@30  00 
@27  0C 
@38  00 
25  00  @50  or 
1 70@  1 8( 

1 00@  1 21 
1 00@  1 25 
3 00@  3 25 

1 00@  1 25 

2 00@  3 50 

25  @35 
12  X 

3 00@  5 50 
7 50@  9 00 

@2  00 


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Office:  138-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 

Room  I l - CHICAGO, 

H®*  Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


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REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES: 

Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  111. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 
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CHICAGO  CITY  COUXCIL. 

Council  Chambers,  ) 
Chicago,  December  14,  1885.  j 
An  ordinance  was  passed  for  water  ser- 
vice pipes  on  Loomis  st.,  from  W.  12th  to 
W.  14th  sts.;  on  Robey  st.  from  Bryson  to 
W.  Division  sts.;  on  W.  Polk  st.  from  Ogden 
ave.  to  Robey  st.:  on  Robey  st.  from  Ogden 
ave.  to  W.  Polk  st.;  on  33d  st.  from  South 
Park  ave.  to  Cottage  Grove  ave.;  on  Wallace 
st.  from  Archer  ave.  to  31st  st.;  on  Wallace 
st.  from  31st  st.  to  Egan  av.;  on  Seymour 
st.  from  W.  Lake  to  P.  O.  & St.  L.  R.  R.;  on 
Bryson  st.  from  Lincoln  to  Robey  sts.;  for 
six  inch  drains  on  Law  av.  from  W.,Harrison 
to  W.  Polk  sts.;  on  W.  Polk  st.  from  Halsted 
st.  to  Centre  av.;  on  W.  Ohio  st.  from  Des- 
plaines  to  Ashland  av.;  on  Loomis  st.  from 
W.  12th  st.  to  Blue  Island  av.;  on  Clarkson 
Court  from  Washington  Bd.  to  W.  Lake  st.- 
on  W.  20th  st.  from  Halsted  st.  to  Center 

ave  ; on  Seymour  st.  from  w.  Lake  st.  to  P. 

C.  & St.  L.  R.  R.;  oil  w.  19th  from  Centre 
av.  to  Blue  Island  av.;  on  w.  Quincy  from 
Desplaines  to  Halsted  sts.;  on  Fulton  st. 
from  Sangamon  to  Ada  sts.;  on  Liberty  st. 
from  Jefferson  to  Halsted  sts.;  for  grading 
and  paving  Sedgwick  st.  from  Chicago  av, 
to  Division  st.;  Vernon  av.  from  29th  to  30th 
sts. ; Sigel  st.  from  N.  Wells  st.  to  Sedgwick 
st. , Sangamon  st.  from  w.  Monroe  to  w. 
Harrison  sts.;  Blue  Island  av.  from  IGth  st. 
viaduct  to  w.  2!st  st.;  Indiana  av.  from  18th 
to  22d  sts.;  Indiana  av.  from  22d  to  29th 
sts.;  N.  Wells  from  Chicago  river  to  Chi- 
cago av.;  same  from  Chicago  av.  to  Division 
st.;  for  curbing  and  filling  Loomis  it.  from 
w.  14th  to  Blue  Island  av.;  for  same  on 
Newberry  av.  from  w.  12th  to  Maxwell  st.; 
same  on  Loomis  from  12th  to  14th;  same  on 
13th  Place  from  Blue  Island  to  Ashland  av.; 
for  curbing,  filling  and  paving  Wade  st.' 
from  Elston  av.  to  Crittenden  st.;  same  on 
\\  allace  st.  from  31st  to  39th  sts.;  on  Honore 
st,  from  Adams  to  Harrison  sts.;  on  Seeley 
av.  from  Madison  to  Van  Buren  sts.;  on 
Douglass  av.  from  Halsted  st.  to  South 
Branch  of  Chicago  River  on  24th  st.  from 
Hanover  to  Butler  sts.;  on  Blue  Island  av. 
from  Ashland  to  Western  avs.  and  from  21st 
to  22d  sts. ; and  on  w.  20th  st.  from  Throop 
st.  to  Blue  Island  av.;  on  Plum  st.  from 
Loomis  to  Laflin  sts.;  on  Allport  st.  from  w. 
16th  to  19th  sts.;  on  19th  st.  from  Center  to 
Blue  Island  av.;  on  20th  from  Halsted  to 
Center  av.,  on  Ohio  st.  from  Milwaukee  to 
Ashland  avs.;  on  Douglas  av.  from  L.  S.  & 

M.  S.  R.  R.  to  Halsted  st.;  on  Butler  st.  from 
24th  to  Archer  av.;  on  Clarkson  Ct.  from 
Washington  Bd.  to  w.  Lake  st.;  on  Robey 
st.  from  w.  Division  to  Bryson  sts.;  on 
Huron  st.  from  Ashland  av.  to  Western  av. ; 
on  Noble  st.  from  Kinzie  to  w.  Indiana  sts!;’ 
for  repealing  ordinance  and  annuling  assess-! 
ment  for  macadamizing  Tell  pi.  from  Mil- 
waukee to  Ashland  avs.;  for  establishing 


—[Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty 


W.  J.  Wilcox,  Secretary. 


C.  C.  Broomell,  Treasurer 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  COMPANY. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 


Improved  Plumbing  and  Gas  Fitting. 


side  walk  space  on  Honore  st.  from  w. 
Adams  to  w.  Harrison  st. ; an  order  was 
passed  staying  proceedings  in  the  matter 
of  the  comfirmation  of  the  assessment  for 
improving  Dearborn  st.  from  27th  to  33d  sts; 
and  that  Brown  st.  from  w.  Taylor  to  w.  12th 
sts.  be  paved  the  coming  season. 


Chicago.  Dec.  21,  1885. 
An  ordinance  was  passed  for  6-inch 
drains  on  Rush  st.  from  Erie  st.  to  Chicao-o 
av.;  on  Vine  st.  from  North  av.  to  Willow  st 
on  Center  st.  from  Halsted  st.  to  Raciue  av. 
on  w.  Indiana  from  Halsted  st.  to  Ashland 
av.;  for  water  service  pipes  on  Sebor  st. 
from  Desplaines  to  Halsted  sts.;  on  w.  20th 
st.  from  Halsted  st.  to  Center  av.;  on  Loomis 
st.  from  w.  14th  st.  to  Blue  Island  av.;  on  w 
19th  st.  from  Center  av.  to  Blue  Island  av. 
on  Carpenter  st.  from  Madison  st.  to  Wash- 
ington Bd.;  on  Vernon  av.  from  29th  to  30th 
sts.;  on  Liberty  st.  from  Jefferson  to  Halsted 
sts.;  on  Clarkson  Ct.  from  Washington  Bd. 
to  W.  Lake  st.;  on  Fulton  st.  from  Sanga! 
mon  to  Ada  sts.;  on  Menominee  st.  fromN. 
Claik  st.  to  Sedgwick  st. ; on  Seda- wick  st. 
from  Chicago  av.  to  Division  st.;  fob curbino- 
grading  and  macadamizing  Prairie  av! 
from  33d  st.  to  Douglas  av.;  for  curbing, 
grading  and  macadamizing  Prairie  av.  from 
33d  st.  to  Douglas  av.;  for  curbing  and  fill- 
ing Waller  st.  from  w.  12th  to  w.  14th  sts  • 
for  grading  and  paving  w.  Indiana  from 
Halsted  st.  to  Ashland  av.;  on  Monroe  st. 
from  Wabash  av.  to  Michigan  avs.;  on  Mad- 
ison st.  from  Wabash  to  Michigan  avs.;  on 
S.  Water  st.  from  Clark  st.  to  5th  av.;’  on 
Wabash  av.  from  Harrison  st.  to  12th  st.- 
Madison  st.  from  State  st.  to  Clark  st;  on 
Dearborn  st.  from  Randolph  to  So.  Water 
sts.;  on  Van  Buren  st.  from  Wabash  to  5th 
avs.;  on  Franklin  st.  from  Lake  to  Adams 
sts.;  on  Adams  st.  from  State  to  South 
Branch  Chicago  River;  on  w.  Madison  st. 
from  South  Branch  of  Chicago  River  to 
Halsted  st.;  on  Lake  st.  from  Central  av.  to 
So.  Branch  of  Chicago  River;  on  Carpenter 
st.  from  w.  Madison  st.  to  Washington  Bd  ■ 
on  w.  Indiana  st.  from  Ashland  to  Hoyne 
avs.;  for  curbing,  grading  and  paving  south 
alley  blk.  2 Union  Park  Add.  to  Chicago;  on 
w.  Quincy  st.  from  Desplaines  to  Halsted 
sts.;  for  same  in  so.  alley  in  B 48  Carpen- 
ter’s Add;  same  in  north  alley  in  B 48  Car- 
penter’s Add.  to  Chicago  av.;  Milwaukee  av. 
from  North  to  Western  avs.;  same  in  alley 
from  14th  to  16th  sts.  bet.  Wabash  and 
Michigan  avs.  on  Peoria  st.  from  Austin  av. 
to  w.  Indiana  st.;  for  curbing,  filling  and 
paving  I ell  place  from  Milwaukee  to  Ash- 
land avs.;  on  Seymour  st.  from  w.  Lake  st. 
to  railroad  grounds;  on  Liberty  st.  from 
Jefferson  to  Halsted  sts.;  on  Sangamon  st. 
trom  Milwaukee  to  Chicago  avs.;  on  w Van 
Buren  st.  from  Western  to  California  aves.- 
on  Y\  allace  st.  from  Archer  av.  to  31st  st;  on 
Morgan  st.  from  w Indiana  av.  to  Milwaukee 
av;  on  w.  Van  Buren  st.  from  California  to 
Redzie  avs;  on  w.  Taylor  st.  from  Leavitt  st. 
to  Campbell  av.;  same  for  opening  36th  st. 
trom  Cottage  Grove  av.  to  Lake  av 


In  no  branch  of  business  connected  with 
house-building  has  more  marked  and  hand- 
some improvements  been  made  than  in 
plumbing  and  gas-fitting.  The  injurious  ef- 
fects of  sewer  gas  and  the  agitation  of  the 
drainage  question  by  the  newspapers,  have 
been  the  means  of  bringing  about  many  re- 
forms in  Chicago’s  sewerage  and  in  her  san- 
itary condition. 

Prominent  among  Chicago’s  sanitary  en- 
gineers and  sewer-builders  is  Mr.  N.  A. Will- 
iams, manufacturer  of  and  dealer  in  sewer- 
pipe,  fire-clay,  drain  tile,  cement,  plaster, 
fire-sand,  etc.,  with  office  at  219  E.  Washing- 
ton street.  Mr.  Williams  is  too  well  and  fa- 
vorably known  among  Chicago  architects 
and  builders  to  need  any  praise  from  any 
source.  His  success  lies  in  his  knowledge 
of  the  business  he  follows  and  his  integrity. 

Mr.  J.  J.  Wade,  whose  place  of  business  is 
at  531  W.  Madison  street,  is  one  of  Chicago’s 
most  enterprising  and  energetic  sanitarists. 
His  store  is  one  of  the  finest  in  the  city,  and 
the  character  of  his  work  has  not  been  ques- 
tioned. Mr.  Wade  has  distinguished  him- 
self by  his  inventions  and  his  advocacy  of 
sanitary  measures  and  his  advanced  ideas 
on  the  drainage  question. 

Mr.  David  Whiteford,  whose  place  of  busi- 
ness is  at  346  W.  Randolph  street,  has  done 
much  by  way  of  earning  the  reputation  of 
being  a first-class  business  man,  as  well  as 
by  his  inventions,  among  which  may  be 
mentioned  his  patent  stop,  waste  and  water- 
closet.  He  is  a plumber  and  gas-fitter  in 
the  fullest  sense  of  the  term,  and,  like  Mr. 
Wade,  his  success  is  due  to  gentlemanly 
traits  and  the  assiduous  pursuit  of  his  busi- 
ness. 

Ihe  relation  between  architect  and  plumb- 
er has  become  closer  during  the  last  two 
years  than  ever  before.  No  branch  of  the 
business  requires  a more  thorough  knowl- 
edge of  ventilation  in  all  its  branches,  and 
the  plumber  and  sewer-builder  should  always 
be  consulted,  as  it  is  impossible  for  even 
the  architect  to  understand  as  fully  as  the 
plumber  and  sewer-builder  the  best  means 
of  avoiding  sewer  gas  and  impure  air. 


burgh  & Ft.  Wayne,  all  run  to  it.  Amor 
other  of  the  advantages  which  it  offers,  a 
pure  air  and  water,  good  society,  etc.,  et 
Among  the  improvements  already  made  ai 
sidewalks,  street  lamps,  graded  streets,  etj 
etc.  Prominently  connected  with  the  growl 
of  Brooklyne,  is  Wm.  V.  Jacobs,  Rooms  { 
and  33,  Hansen  Bld’ng,  118  Dearborn  e 
Within  the  past  two  years  Mr.  Jacobs  h| 
built  over  sixty  houses  here.  Building  oj 
erations  during  the  coming  year  will  t 
quite  extensive.  Besides  dealing  in  city  aD 
suburban  real  estate,  Mr.  Jacobs  carries 
a large  loan  business,  making  loans  in  an 
amount  at  current  rates. 


BIIILDIIVG  SEWS. 

CITY  AND  VICINITY. 

W.  S.  Lindley  will  erect  a two-story  ston 
front  residence,  25x75  ft.,  on  Calumet  Ave. 
north  of  33d  st.,  at  a cost  of  $10,000.  W.l 
Furber  is  the  architect. 

ELSEWHERE. 

The  sum  of  $100,000  will  be  expended  o: 
the  erection  of  a temple  by  the  Mason’s  o 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 

A Presbyterian  college,  costing  $25,000, 
will  be  erected  at  Sedalia,  Col.  G.  W.  Roe, 
of  Canon  City,  is  the  architect. 

LaSalle,  111. — P eter  Gallagher  and  Bernard 
Murtaugle  will  soon  erect  a hotel  buildin!; 
at  a cost  of  $40,000. 

St.  Paul,  Minn. — Catharine  Darragh  will 
build  a $20,000  residence  on  John  street, 
near  Grove. 

Medical  college  to  cost  $10,000,  and  resa 
dence  for  Dr.  Dorion,  near  Rice  Park,  to 
cost  $12,000. 

The  sum  of  $41,000  has  already  been  sub- 
scribed to  build  a railway  station  at  Snelling 
avenue,  on  the  Milwaukee  Short  Line. 

Helena,  Mont.— Bank  building  to  cost 
$40,000,  the  material  to  be  local  granite, 
with  trimmings  of  Duluth  sandstone;  a new 
court-house  to  cost  $137,000;  Residences  for 
Postmaster  Cuthbert,  to  acost  $6,000;  and 
also  for  W.  B.  Reed,  to  cost  $5,000.  Messrs. 
Hodgson,  \Y  allingford  & Stern,  architects  of 
St.  Paul,  have  the  contract. 

Lawrence,  Kan. — T.  M.  Perkins,  frame 
residence,  to  cost  $20,000;  architect.  Georae 
ells,  of  Leavenworth. 


Brooklyne. 

There  is  a growing  demand  for  suburban 
property.  Salaried  men  are  more  than  ever 
turning  their  attention  to  the  advantages 
derived  from  owning  a home  for  themselves. 

I lus  is  made  possible  to  them  by  the  easy 
payment  plan.  Among  the  growing  sub- 
urbs of  Chicago,  is  Brooklyne,  situated  only 
nine  miles  from  the  city.  It  has  the  best  of 
train  accommodations,  as  the  Lake  Shore  <fc 
Michigan  Southern  Illinoie  Central,  Pitts-  [ 


Hyde  Park,  Pa. — A brick  and  stone  church 
will  be  built  by  the  South  Congregations 
society,  at  an  expense  of  40,000.  1 

Omaha,  Neb. — A.  Johnson,  a residence 
cost  $10,000;  architects,  Mendelsohn  . 
Fisher.  Henry  Voss  has  prepared  plans  fc 
a new  building  to  take  the  place  of  tl 
present  building,  Brownell  Hall,  the  Epi 
copal  seminary.  1 

Institute  for  the  feeble-minded,  to  co 
$50,000;  architect,  F.  C.  Driscoll. 

Lansing,  Mich. — Dr.  J.  A.  Post  represeil 
a syndicate  of  capitalists  who  desire  to  pi| 
chase  of  the  State  the  ten  building  lots 
maining  of  the  old  capital  square,  and  i 
agree  to  build  two-story  stores  on  every 
within  two  years. 


\ 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


GREENBAUM  SONS, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

CY  AND  SELL  M0BTSAGE3,  MAKE 
DOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT 
LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES. 

DEARBORN  street. 


WM.  E.  HiNCHLSFF  & Co.,  successors  to 

HINCHLIEE  & OWEN, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


S.  L.  JENKS  & C0.7 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

eu’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota, 
aecial  attention  given  to  the  sale  ot  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 

THE  HECOEI). 

BCtLOt.VG  PKRMITS. 


alumet  ave,  No  3143,  W T Ludley,  two-story 
dwelling,  25x60,  $6,000. 
lalumet  ave.  No  3147,  J L Stagg.  two-story 
dwelling,  25x65,  $7,000. 
lainpbell  park,  Nos  54  and  56,  g w wiliiams, 
two  two-story  fiats,  42x53,  $7,000. 

)earborn  st,  No  316,  W M Zearing,  seven- 
story  store  and  offices,  25x67,  $20,000. 

I’orest  ave,  Nos  3655  to  3659,  E B Tuttle. 

three  two-story  dwellings,  50x60,  $12,000, 
lalsted  st  N,  at  No  729,  W Henshall,  two- 
story  barn,  20x25,  $500. 
ienry  st,  No  368,  Herman  C Nitsche, 
one-story  cottage,  20x30,  $600. 
lalsted  st.  at  No  29  Wilson  st,  Z Davidson, 
three-story  store  and  flats.  25x80,  $8,500. 
Indiana  st  w,  No  823,  H H Gage,  three- 
story,  store  and  flats,  21x60,  $4,200. 

La  Salle  ave,  Nos  428*4  to  430  1-2.  W S 
Mellen,  three  three-story  dwellings,  57 
x60,  $15,000. 

Lake  West  st,  No  528.  R M Hatfield,  three- 
story  flats,  20x68,  $6,000. 

Leavitt  South  st.  No  287,  Mrs  M Griffiths, 
two-story  dwelling,  18x60,  $5,000. 

Leavitt  st,  No  703,  J Elber,  one-story  cot- 
tage, 20x40,  $1,100. 

Moore  st,  No  47,  George  Friskey,  one-story 
cottage,  22x30,  $800. 

Mather  st,  No  102,  Louis  Keviakowsky, 
three-stoiy  dwelling,  22x60,  $6,000. 
Milwaukee  av,  No  999,  J M Krouse,  two- 
story  barn,  24x26,  $800. 

Popler  st,  No.  2959,  R Hern,  one-story 
cottage,  21x18,  $500. 

South  Park  ave,  No  3017,  H J Palmer,  three- 
storj'  dwelling,  26x40,  $6,500. 

South  Park  ave,  No  3332,  E S Bastin,  two- 
story  dwelling,  25x45,  $6,000. 

Twentieth  st  West,  at  No  544,  Joseph  Za- 
zeich,  two-story  flat,  21x60,  $3,800. 
Thirty-fifth  st,  No  1098,  M J Dunne,  one- 
story  cottage,  20x40,  $800. 

Taylor  st  W,  Nos  958  to  964,  F B Clark,  four 
two-story  dwellings,  66x40,  $10,000. 

Taylor  st  W,  No  966,  F B Clark,  two-story 
flats,  21x50,  $3,500. 

Twelfth  st  w,  No  1601,  John  Henning, 
one-story  cottage,  22x47.  $900. 

Vincennes  av,  Nos  3836  and  3838  Vincennes 
av,  E Partridge,  two  two  story  dwellings, 
42x44,  $6,000. 

Van  Buren  st,  near  Western  av,  Mrs  Bar- 
bara Titus,  two-story  barn,  80x127,  $4,00(). 
Vernon  ave,  Nos  3210  to  3214,  Mrs  Amelia 
Tyler,  three  story  dwellings,  50x60,  $10,- 
000 

Vernon  av,  No  3242,  G Burch,  two-story 
dwelling,  20x48,  $4,500. 

Wabash  ave,  No  3221,  Joseph  Scharus,  two- 
story  dwelling,  25x40,  $5,000. 

Webster  ave,  No  283,  R C Rounsavell,  two- 
story  flats,  22x51,  $5,000. 

Warren  ave,  No  1457,  James  Sims,  two-story 
dwelling!  24x60,  $4,000. 


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under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous”. 


City  Property. 

Aldine  square,  No  29,  Dec  24,  R M and  H 

C Elliott  to  Lisette  Homan $7,500 

Arnold  st,  50  ft  n of  Twenty-second,  wf, 
25x80,  Dec  24,  John  Kohl  to  Patrick 

Ahrens $1,250 

Ashland  av,  50  ft  s of  York  st,  ef,  100x150, 
Dec  1,  E C and  J B Lyon  to  William  E 
Frost $15,000 


Ashland  av,  100  ft  n of  York,  wf,  25x148, 

Dec  26,  S J and  V W Dashiell  to  Amy 

S Bond $3,875 

Alport  st,  150  ft  s 16th  st,  e f,  25x125,  dec 
19,  John  Claflin  to  T and  M Opwa.  .$1000 
Butterfield  street,  bet  36th  and  37th  sts,  e 
f,  27*4x57,  dec  31,  Thomas  Miller  to  G 

W Cass $2100 

Brown  st,  360  ft  s Wright  st,  w f.  24x100, 
dec  29,  John  Reid  to  John  P Neal.  .$1950 
Burling  st,  200  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  wf, 
25x124  ft,  impd  Dec  24,  Thomas  D Snell 

to  Henry  Heinemann $4,700 

Blue  Island  av,  100  ft  w of  Oakley  av,  nf, 
150xP0,  with  other  property,  Dec  22,  H 

H Walker  to  John  G Earle $20,000 

Bloom  st,  sw  cor  of  Thirty -seventh,  ef, 
47*4x125,  Oct  1,  J N Vance  to  James 

Ahern $850 

Bloom  st,  71  ft  s of  Thirty-seventh,  wf,  24 
x 125,  April  9,  J N Vance  to  J Koenig, 

$350 

Bismarck  court,  192  ft  e of  Noble,  nf,  24x 
60,  Dec  26,  John  Young  to  Ole.  Hansen, 

$1,200 

Blue  Island  av,  48  ft  s of  Fifteenth,  wf,  24x 
120,  impd,  Dec  24,  N and  B Behrend  to 

Anton  Mach $4,000 

Blue  Island  av.  48  ft  s of  Fifteenth,  wf,  24 
xl20,  with  other  property,  Dec  23,  An- 
ton Moch  to  Nora  Behrend $10,500 

Centre  street,  ne  corner  of  Osgood  st,  s f, 
48x125,  Sept  9,  James  Morgan  to  0 

O’Brien $2300 

Curtis  st,  bet  Washington  and  Madison, 
wf,  18  1-2x90.  Nov  25,  E and  A A B Hol- 

abird  to  H F Schuermann $5,300 

Chicago  av,  w,  245  ft  e of  Ashland,  nf,  25x 
123,  Sept  28,  J M Nebele  to  Barbara 

Nebele $4,500 

Clybourn  av,  102ft  se  of  Hinsche  st,  sw  f, 
97*4x292x249,  impd,  dec  31,  Leonard 

Hodges  to  Michael  Sieben $30000 

Curtis  st,  100  ft  s of  Washington  st,  w f , 
18*4x100,  impvd,  dec  30,  H F Schuer- 

man  to  Catherine  Renich $6000 

Congress  st  W,  175  ft  e of  Francisco,  sf, 
25x153  ft,  Dec  23,  Jas  N Borden  to  Robt 

Jones $500 

California  av,  138  ft  n of  Fulton  st,  wf,  24 
xl25,  Dec  8,  BA  Vaughan  to  C Holst. 

$600 

Cottage  Grove  av.  ne  cor  of  Thirty- 
seventh,  wf.  125x90,  impd,  Dec  22,  Jno. 

G Earle  to  Walter  C Larned  et  al . .$80,000 
Cottage  Grove  av,  sw  cor  of  Thirty-third, 
ef,  50x143,  Dec  23.  James  E.  Church  to 

John  F Nunsden $10,500 

Congress  st  W,  48  1-2  ft  w ot  Winchester 
av,  nf,  24x100,  impd.  Dec  28,  John  Pot- 
ter to  Sarah  Potter $6,500 

Clifton  Park  av,  100  ft  n of  Twenty -third, 
ef,  25x125,  June  1,  F E and  T P Phil- 
lips to  M E Lantin $209 

Coblenz  st,  164  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  sf, 
48x100,  Dec  19,  Mary  Buckley  to  E E 

Holman $1,400 

Coblenz  st,  140  ft  e of  Leavitt,  sf,  24x100, 

Nov  16,  R H Hill  to  C C Wren . $175 

Congress  st  w,  275  ft  e of  Francisco,  sf, 
25x171,  Dec  7,  J U Borden  to  Minna 

Toerpse $575 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  Thirty-fifth  and 
Thirty-sixth,  wf,  75*4x98,  Dec  23,  Mar 

tin  Barbe  to  Robert  H Fleming $7,560 

Dearborn  av  bet  Schiller  and  Goethe  sts, 
wf,  2034x156,  Dec  29,  A H Blackall  to 

Andrew  Jaicks $5,000 

Division  st  W,  ne  cor  of  Shober,  sf,  24%x 
124,  Dec  26,  M J and  W Hickey  to  VV 

w Irish $1,000 

Douglas  Park  boul,  nw  cor  of  St  Louis 
av,  sf,  undivided  34  of  447 *4  ft  to  Pala- 
tine st,  Dec  26,  J N Vance  to  Michael 

Reilly $3,228 

Dearbor-n  st,  288  ft  n of  Thirty  seventh, 
ef1  24x123,  Dec  24,  M B Madden  to 

Lucy  L Smart $5,000 

Depuyster  st,  250  ft  w of  Desplaines,  sf 
50x118,  impd,  Dec  24,  William  A Ball  to 

Jacob  B Breese.  $10,000 

Desplaines  st,  200  ft  s of  Harrison,  wf, 


25x106,  Dec  28,  estate  of  Martin  Haley 

to  William  Mead $3,200 

Erie  st  W,  237  ft  w of  Wood,  nf,  244x123, 

Nov  27,  P and  M Monaghan  to  R Ram- 
sey   $825 

Emerald  st,  s of  Archer  av,  ef,  24x101, 

Dec  28,  Albert  Crane  to  M Scheldon . $450 
Eighteenth  st  w,  192  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  sf, 
24x125,  Dec  28,  H and  E Dunsen  to  F 

Zabjech $700 

Erie  street,  near  se  corner  of  Kingsbury  st 
n f,  62x100,  Nov  25,  Charter  Oak  Life 

Ins  Co  to  James  W Baxton $425 

Elston  rd,  n Armitage  av,  e f,  25x142,  dec 

28,  D R Holt  to  T Gorman $325 

Elston  rd,  nr  above,  25x143,  dec  28,  D R 

Holt  to  C Westpball $325 

Franklin  st,  50  ft  n of  Van  Buren,  ef,  50x 
164*4,  Dec  A*bert  E Kent  to  Abra- 
ham Kuh  at  al $37,500 

Fourteenth  st  w,  215  ft  e of  Margaret, 
nf,  24x125,  Dec  29,  J D Brown  to  Wm 

Tierney $1,500 

Fabius  st,  163  ft  n of  Kroeger,  lot  136,  etc 
Dec  15,  P P Williams  to  E Prehm.. $1,200 
Frankfort  st,  332  ft  e of  Western  av,  sf, 
24x100,  Dec  19,  J F Rumsey  to  John 

Jensen $1,800 

Fulton  st,  e of  Central  Park  av,  sf,  30x150, 

Oct  30,  L M Chase  to  J G Way  man  . . $400 
Goethe  st,  w of  Wells,  nf,  24%xl00,  impd, 

Dec  26,  Martin  Meyer  to  Carl  Wieners, 

$2,650 

Harrison  st  W,  96  ft  e of  Leavitt,  nf,  244 
xlOO  ft,  impd,  Dec  3,  William  H Davis 

to  Robert  Munro $3,250 

Hammond  st,  160  ft  n of  Menomonee,  wf, 
25x125  ft,  impd,  Dec  24,  B and  0 Eh- 

man  to  Frederick  Keller $6,800 

Hubbard  st,  336  ft  w of  Robey,  sf,  23x94, 
impd,  Dec  22,  J E and  w g Neuhoff  to 

Robt  KGso $1,200 

Harrison  st  W,  e of  Campbell  av,  sf,  16x 
158,  impd,  Dec  3,  Edmund  Wetmore  to 

DSD  Mathews - $2,000 

Harrison  st  W,  e of  Campbell  av,  sf,  16x 
158,  impd,  Nov  19,  F and  F Farness  to 

DSD  Mathews $2,000 

Huron  st  West,  72  ft  e of  Noble,  nf,  24x 
110,  Dec  26,  Martin  Crone  to  H Escher, 

$2,000 

Hamburg  st,  284  ft  e of  Western  av,  wf, 
24x100,  Dec  19,  J F Rumsey  to  John 

Jensen $1,800 

Hamburg  st,  308  ft  e of  Western  av,  nf, 
24x100,  Dec  19,  J F Rumsey  to  John 

Jensen $1,800 

Hamburg  st,  260  ft  e of  Western  av,  nf, 
24x100,  Dec  19,  J F Rumsey  to  Johif 

Jensen $1,800 

Honore  street.  36  ft  south  of  38th  st,  w f, 
Aus?  31,  S E Gross  to  J and  F Bauman 

....... $475 

Honore  street,  60  ft  s of  38th  street,  w f, 
24x119  ft,  Sept  7,  S E Gross  et  al  to  G 

Schauer $475 

Hoyne  ave,  72  ft  north  of  Lubeck  st,  e f, 
72x100,  Nov  7,  M A Thayer  to  H Hoepe 

$600 

Hervey  st,  23  ft  e Girard  st,  n f,  24x125, 

dec  28,  D R Holt  to  J F Lamke $340 

Henry  st,  215  ft  e of  Centre  av,  nf,  48x125 
ft,  Dec  10,  the  Antioch  College  to  Cath- 
erine Bauer $2,300 

Homer  av,  275  e of  Robey,  sf,  25x125,  Dec 

23,  S E Gross  to  C Swenson $375 

Henry  st,  167  ft  w of  Throop,  sf,  24x124, 
Dec  16,  N B Sampson  to  W H Vander- 

leest $1,100 

Holt  street,  186  feet  n of  Division  st,  w f, 
23*4x125,  Nov  5,  E L and  C G Hilcher 

to  J Stasiewski $1650 

Indiana  av,  300  ft  s of  Thirty -first,  ef, 
25x160,  Dec  24,  Jacob  B Breeze  to  Jes- 
sing E Shears $8,500 

Idaho  st,  sw  cor  of  Polk,  ef,  29x125,  impd, 
Nov  2,  G M Paulk  to  L E and  C S 

Paulk $2,914 

Indiana  st  West,  22  ft  w of  Desplaines,  sf, 
20x170,  impd,  Dec  28,  H and  W Lewis  to 


John  Auer $4,000 


Indiana  av  No.  3657,  Dec  24,  Charles  Las 

ky  to  John  le  Messuner $6000 

Kinzie  st,  se  cor  of  Dearborn  av,  nf,  88x- 
90.  with  20  4-10x94,  near  Rebecca,  Dec 
22,  Connecticut  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co  to 

Chas  T Trego $56,000 

Lexington  st,  108  ft  e of  Campbell  av,  sf, 
18x124%  ft.  May  24,  1884,  J L Camp- 
bell to  M F Kendall $2,800 

Laiiin  st,  229  ft  s of  Polk,  wf,  25x125,  Dec 

2,  W A Porter  to  C J Herbert 1,250 

La  Salle  av,  54  ft  n of  North,  ef,  25x115, 

April  23,  Charles  F Schafer  to  Hans  L 

Dahl $5,000 

Leavitt  st,  48  ft  n of  Armitage  av,  ef,  24x 
100,  impd,  July  13,  F Korff  to  P Brand- 

ner........... •••••  $^50 

La  Salle  av,  225  ft  n of  Goethe,  ef,  25x 
162.  impd.  Dec  22,  Albert  L Coe  to  Lucy 

C Rockwood 15,750 

La  Salle  av,  70  feet  s of  Indiana  st,  e f, 
30x80,  impd,  dec  31,  Jaccob  Blattan  to 

A W Wolff $4800 

Leavitt  street,  25  ft  n of  Bryson  street,  e f, 

25x125,  Sept  1,  John  Jensen  to  B M 

Hansen 

Leavitt  st,  225  ft  south  of  Hirsch  st,  e f, 
25x125,  dec  23,  John  Hensen  to  Hans 

Jacobsin $2160 

Lake  st  West,  25  ft  e of  Carpenter,  nf,  25x 

100,  July  31,  M T and  W Field  to  Sarah 

P Symes $3,400 

Leavitt  st,  225  ft  n of  Bryson,  ef,  25x125, 

Dec  17,  John  Jensen  to  Anna  Soutvedt, 

$2,100 

Meagher  st,  No  63,  Dec  24,  E Haak  to  J 

P Neal $1,400 

Michigan  av,  99  ftnof  Thirty-seventh,  wf, 
50x143.7.  Dec  4,  Hallock  & Wheeler  to 

Conrad  Wilkowsky $7,875 

McMullen  court,  189  ft  e of  May  st.  sf.  25x 
100,  impd  Dec  26,  Josef  Mastinek  to  V 

Jirik 

Mohawk  st,  139  ft  n of  Menomonee,  wf, 
24x119,  Dec  26,  Mathias  Frazen  to 

Leopold  Anderer $1,400 

Michigan  av,  100  ft  n of  Twenty-ninth,  w 
f.  31x160,  Dec  28,  Charles  A Mair  to 

Sarah  A Pope $13,500 

Michigan  av,  premises  No.  2635,  Dec.  24, 
James  W Sheldon  to  Madalon  L Riley, 

$25,000 

Murray  ’ st,  200  ft  s of  Thirtieth,  ef,  25x 
120,'  Dec  14,  Albert  Crane  to  C Kaiser 

et  al $850 

Michigan  av.  229*4  ft  n of  s Water  st,  w f, 
59x124,  dec  16.  John  Q Adams  to  Con- 
rad   $46000 

Meagher  st,  No.  59,  dec  24,  John  Houlihan 

to  Jno  P Neal $440° 

Morgan  street  s,  258  ft  south  of  16th  st,  w 
f,  24x116,  dec  31, Vaclav  Saukup  to  Anua 

Vitons $1550 

Market  st  n,  72  ft  n Chestnut  st,  w f,  24x- 
100,  dec  16,  John  Gunzenhoauser  to  Mo- 
ritz Kasch $2400 

Moore  st,  216  ft  w of  California  av,  nf,  25 
xl24,  Dec  28,  M E Barnett  to  T Kuhl, 
$275 

Murray  st,  224  ft  n Twenty -ninth,  wf,  26x 
126  ft,  Dec  23,  Albert  Crane  to  J J Con- 
way   $1,280 

Madison  st  W,  sw  cor  of  Sacramento  av. 
nf,  169  4-10x100,  impd,  Dec  22,  Samuel 
E Gross  to  Charles  Counselman. . .$44,800 
Monroe  st,  sw  cor  Seeley  av,  nf,  37x50, 
Dec  14,  M B and  H Simon  to  Mary  D 

Newcomb $8,500 

Murray  st,  100  ft  n of  Twenty-ninth,  wf, 
25x126,  Dec  7,  D Grimes  to  John  Cain, 

$650 

Nineteen  st  w.  218  ft  w Hoyne  av,  s f,  24x- 
124,  dec  28,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  F and  J ^ 

Cech $575 

Ogden  av,  nw  cor  Turner,  sf,  292x679x/99 
ft,  with  1,109x265  feet  near  Chicago  av, 
Sept  10,  Joel  C Walter  at  al  to  Henry  B 
Eastman $20,000 


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Ogden  av,  v o or  Turner,  sf,  291  ft  to 
Sixteent)  ,l.  D* i Henry  B Eastman 

to  Josia  ■ L Ir.  ;ard $20,000 

f- 1 i;  ’ey  125  6 of  Thirteenth,  ef,  25x 

Sept  12,  E A West  to  W S Jones,’- 1 

y $2,000 

ey  st  N,  246  ft  n of  North  av,  wf,  25x 
t24,  July  20,  John  Moran  to  A F Uhe, 

$75* 

Oakley  av,  101%  feet  s of  Adams  st,  e f, 
16x99,  impd,  Oct  4,  ’82,  Weir  & Craig  to 

Katie  K Decker $3600 

Prairie  av,  276  ft  s of  Twenty-fourth,  ef, 
25x180,  impd,  Dec  23,  Isidore  and  A 
Schmidt  to  Eugene  Schneider. . . . $15,000 
Paulina  st,  47%  ft  s of  Thirty-seventh,  ef, 
24x125,  Sept  28,  J R Vance  to  Kate  Mc- 

Merney $400 

Paulina  st,  near  Thirty-seventh,  ef,  48x125 
ft,  July  11,  J R Vance  to  Mary  Digman, 

$775 

Pacific  av,  237  ft  s of  Polk  st,  w f,  39%x 
102,  dec  31,  Michael  Sieben  to  Leonard 

Hodges $16000 

Paulina  st,  sw  cor  of  Thirty-seventh,  ef, 
23%xl25,  Sept  10,  J N Nance  to  Ellen 

Connors $550 

Paulina  st,  nw  cor  of  Thirty-eigth,  ef,  24x 
125,  Sept  15,  J N Vance  to  M Woods, 

. $450 

Rebecca  st,  47  ft  e of  Wood,  nf,  48x91, 
Dec  18,  F and  W H Moore  to  J P Neal, 

$866 

Rhodes  av,  bet  Thirty-third  and  Thirty- 
fourth,  wf,  60x150,  impd,  June  30,  Wm 
E Smith  to  Henry  G Chamberlin. . .12,000 
Rumsey  st,  200  ft  s of  Emily,  ef,  35x130, 
July  1,  John  Wahl  to  Ernst  Schafer.  $2,550 
Rockwell  st,  nw  cor  of  Fifteenth,  ef,  132 
x280%  ft,  Nov.  18,  E J and  T M Swann 

to  Samuel  Kerr $4,000 

Rebecca  st,  ne  cor  of  Wood,  sf,  239x124, 
Dec  29,  wm  Matthel  to  John  P Neal, 

$10,000 

Ruble  st,  134  ft  s of  Sixteenth,  wf,  un- 
divided 1-2  of  24x90,  Dec  23,  N and  B 

Behrend  to  C and  F Buchner $750 

Rebecca  st,  164  ft  e Centre  av,  s f,  24x120, 
improved,  dec  29,  F and  K Munter  to 

John  P Neal $1000 

Rebecca  st,  214  w Hoyne  av,  s f,  24x124, 
improved,  dec  12,  H W Cohrs  to  John  P 

Neal $4100 

Rebecca  st,  238  ft  e Wood  st,  s f,  dec  24, 

A and  A Burneng  to  JohnP  Neal..  .$1000 
Rebecca  st,  143  ft  e Wood  st,  s f,  24x124, 
dec  29,  N L Johann  to  JohnP  Neal. $1000 
Rebecca  st,  168  ft  e Paulina  st,  s f,  48x- 
124,  dec  29,  Mich  McCarthy  to  John  P 

Neal $1000 

South  Park  av,  160  ft  n of  Thirty-second, 
wf,  40x164  1-2,  Nov  23,  A C Goodman  to 

Emma  J Jeffery $10,000 

50  lots  in  Larned’s  part  of  sw  % of  section 
31,  39,  14,  Dec  22,  estate  of  E C Larned 

to  John  G Earle $20,000 

South  Park  av,  146  ft  north  Thirty-third, 
wf,  30x164%,  Dec  1,  W D Cooper  to  P S 

Henson $3,500 

Seventeenth  st,  250  ft  w of  Ashland  av.  nf, 
25x125,  Nov.  18,  Ellis  Kaufman  to  F 

Wachowski $900 

Seymour  st,  198  ft  s of  Fulton,  ef,  24x126, 
Dec  1,  W M Robinson  to  J W Polk  . . $950 
Sedgwick  st,  120  ft  s of  North  av,  ef,  50x 
124,  impd,  Dec  1,  Henry  Schwartz  to  C 

F Schwarz  $6,000 

Sacremento  av,  bet  Madison  st  and  Colo- 
orado  av,  e f,  226  ft  to  alley,  dec  30,  J 

W Goss  to  Samuel  E Gross $11000 

Thirteenth  st  w,  120  feet  e of  Robey  st,  n 
f,  48x124,  dec  30,  James  Stinson  to  M 

Kirby $1200 

Twelfth  street  w,  25  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  nf 
25x125,  Nov  27, J W Campbell  toF  Mun- 
ter  $1300 

Thirteenth  place  w,  192  ft  w of  Wood  st, 
n f,  24x125,  dec  21,  John  Fox  to  D and 

S Kennedy $2100 

Twentieth  st  w,  ne  corner  of  Fisk  st,  s f, 
25x100,  impd,  dec  30,  John  Novak  to  J 

and  M Kukac $6800 

Twenty-second  st  w,  133  ft  w Millard  ave, 
n f,  33x150.  impd,  Nov  17,  estate  of  W 

Colburn  to  John  Weber $3075 

Tompkins  st,  316  ft  n Taylor,  e f,  25x12. i, 
impd.  dec  26,  Theo  Sheldon  to  John 

Kynser $3500 

Thirty-first  st,  e of  Lock,  sf,  29%xl25, 
impd,  Dec  7,  Christoph  Bergman  to 

Christoph  Benken $3,000 

Twelfth  st  w,  nw  cor  of  Kedzie  av,  un- 
divided % of  7%  acres,  Dec  26,  J N 

Vance  to  Michael  Reilly $6,023 

Taylor  st  w,  85%  ft  w of  Hermitage  av, 
sf,  20x100,  impd,  Dec  5,  Horace  Ward- 
ner  to  N W Hacker $5,000 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


A&3.S3, 

Wholesale  hi  d Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER 


CHICAGO,  ii.LS. 


O.’fics  u ion  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.. 
d|iposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Kough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring 

KILIMS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Taylor  st  w,  124  ft  w of  Wood,  nf,  24x100, 
Dec  29,  G A Brooksbanks  to  G Hin- 

chliff $800 

Twelfth  st  w,  75  ft  e of  Western  av,  sf, 
25x125,  Dec  30,  Wm  Gubbins  to  James 

Ray $2,265 

Twelfth  st  West,  48  ft  e of  Olive,  sf,  48x 
130,  Nov  14,  C H Thomson  to  Charles 

McCort $2,500 

Taylor  st  West,  196  ft  w of  Wood,  sf,  24x 
162,  Oct  28,  Michael  Fayne  to  John  Ber- 

natz $1,000 

Van  Buren  st,  se  cor  of  Franklin,  nf. 
32%xl05,  impd,  Dec  18,  Daniel  K Pear- 
son to  James  M Love $50,000 

Van  Buren  st  w,  e of  Western  av,  sf, 

62  1-2x231  1-2,  Dec  19,  Erasmus  Garrott 

to  George  Dearlove $6,250 

Van  Horn  st,  192  f e of  Leavitt,  nf,  24x 

124,  May  7, ’84,  Joel  Evans  et  al,  to  F 

Michalec $450 

Van  Horn  st,  175  w of  Laflin,  sf,  25x124, 
Dec  18,  John  Sakulin  to  F and  M Pro- 
top  $4,000 

Wabash  av,  50  ft  n of  Thirty-seventh  ct, 
ef,  30x132,  Nov  16,  J E Kimball  to 

James  Morgan $2,850 

Wabash  av,  70  ft  s of  Twentieth,  sw  f,  20x 
171,  Dec  26,  S P and  E Foote  to  De 

Laskie  Miller $9,000 

Washington  boul,  sw  cor  of  Wood  st,  nf, 

34  1-2x24%,  Dec  23,  A O Butler  to  F C 

Schaefer $15,3C0 

Wallace  st,  32  ft  n of  Thirty -second,  ef, 
25x124,  Nov  16,  B Shurtleff  to  T and  B 

Murphy $700 

Winchester  st,  187  ft  n of  Jackson,  ef,  25x 

125,  Dec  24,  G O and  J F Lord  to  A M 

Morris $2,250 

Wilcox  st,  153  w of  California  av,  sf,  un- 
divided 1-2  of  25x124,  Dec  27,  D Rich- 
ards to  R L Pierce $600 

Wood  st,  143%  ft  s of  Thirty-seventh,  wf, 
24x125,  March  27,  J N Vance  to  J Briski 

$375 

Wabash  av,  bet  Thirteenth  and  Four- 
teenth, ef,  22%xl80,  imp,  Nov  28,  estate 
Lydia  A Walker  to  H J Milligan.  .$15,000 
Wabash  av,  198  ft  s of  Thirty-third,  ef,  50x 
164%,  Nov  1,  H J Milligan  to  Edwin 

Walker ; $10,000 

Warren  av,  e of  California,  nf,  24x122, 
Nov  25,  E T Cushing  to  F Wightman, 

$950 

Washtenaw  av,  bet  Sixteenth  and  Twenty- 
first.  blks  3,  4 and  s % of  10,  Dec  22, 
Mary  G Burnett  to  Raspin  R Cherry, 

$30,000 

Washington  boulevard,  nw  cor  of  Fall  st, 
sf,  75x100,  Dec  12,  William  H Heafford 

to  Mary  E Bosley $5,500 

Wentworth  av,  bet  Thirty-eight  and  Thir- 
ty-ninth, 24%xl23,  Dec  24,  N McLeod 

to  A McLeod $1,650 

Washington  boulevard,  near  Rockwell  st, 
sf,  25x100,  Oct  1,  G and  T M Johnson  to 

R Fischer $1,100 

Winthrop  pi,  No  40,  dec  15,  Rebecca  A 
Barclay  to  William  Bolden  week.  . ..$3,000 
Woodbine  pi,  nw  corner  Leavitt  st,  s f, 
24%xl08,  dec  29,  D C Joslyn  to  Martin 

Barbe $2000 

Norm  or  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  192  ft  s of  Sunnyside,  wf,  50x 
160,  Dec  28,  J A Cole  to  Emil  Gilberg, 

$950 

Commercial  st,  79  ft  s of  Tuttle  av,  ef,  50x 
165,  Dec  3,  M Weber  at  al.  to  E F Dan- 

ke $500 

Diversy  av,  undivided  % of  same  lots, 
Dec  28,  same  party  to  C E Ernst.  .$2,000 
Diversy  av,  49  ft  w of  Sheffield,  nf,  un-’U 
divided,  % of  20x125,  Dec  28,  Leo  Ernst 

to  Theodore  Harz $2,000 

Diversy  av,  undivided  % of  same  lots, 
Dec  28,  Leo  Ernst  to  Theodore  Harz, 

$2,000 

Diversy  ave,  403  ft  w of  Halsted  st  75x124 
dec  16,  R W and  J G Goodwillie  to  Ceci- 
lia Goodwillie $5000 

Florence  ave,  286  ft  8 of  Diversy  ave,  e 
24x124,  dec  1,  C Winkler  to  C A Thie- 
mann   $900 

George  st,  189  ft  w of  Sheffield  ave,  sf, 
25x123,  sep  19,  John  Logeman  to  A 
Jahn $725 


Surf  st,  150  ft  e of  Evanston  av,  nf,  36x 
216,  Oct  6,  M E Young  to  J S Osgood, 

$1980 

St  Elmo  st,  110  ft  w of  Lincoln  av,  nf,  25x 
125,  Sept  25,  S E Gross  to  Becker  & 

Hagen $450 

Wrightwood  av,  225  ft  w of  Paulina,  nf, 
25x150,  Dec  22,  C W Fullerton  to  the 

Society  of  Priests $500 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  ave,  274  ft  n of  49th  st,  ef  25x122, 
Sept  7,  C Bentley  jr  to  J Beckman.  .$600 
Arnold  st,  near  Fifty-eighth,  ef,  33x135, 
Aug  10,  A A and  0 M Wells  to  Sabina 

Havens $3,300 

Baker  st,  255  ft  w of  Bissell,  sf,  25x125, 
Nov  2,  W F Keyes  to  G T Stone.  . . . $1,500 
Barney  st,  252  ft  e of  Halsted,  sf,  33x132, 
Dec  28,  W W Robinson  to  Braton 

Bushee $4,000 

Butterfield  st,  130  ft  n of  Root,  wf,  26x104, 
Dec  12,  G Hubbard  to  M C Aggett.  . . $650 
Barney  st,  sw  cor  of  Wright,  nf,  50x120, 
Dec  28,  Braton  Bushee  to  William  W 

Robinson $8,000 

College  st,  50  ft  e of  Market,  sf,  30x120, 
Nov  1,  Braton  Bushee  to  John  Filger, 

$3,000 

Centre  av,  216  ft  n of  Fiftieth,  ef,  24x124, 

Dec  21,  G G Wilcox  to  M woods $450 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  se  cor  of  Sixtieth  st, 
wf,  586x175,  with  586x175  ft  in  same 
subdivision,  Nov  17,  Robert  S Wilson  to 

George  W Hoffman $15,000 

Centre  av,  36  f s of  Fiftieth,  ef,  25x124, 
impd,  Oct  18,  Young  <fc  Clarkson  to  J J 

Kelly $1,150 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  173  j’i  nof  46th  st,  wf 
25x150  ft,  dec  1,  Jacob  Wilder  to  J W 

Ennis $750 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  148  ft  n of  46th  st,  wf 
25x150  ft,  dec  1,  Jacob  Wilder  to  M E 

Ennis $750 

Dwight  st,  near  nw  cor  of  Sixtieth,  ef,  35x 
124,  ft,  Oct  22,  William  O Budd  to  Jno- 

Krueger '. . . $3,500 

Dexter  st,  near  Winter,  sf,  27x125,  Sept  25, 

A A E Taylor  to  James  Malloney. . $1,200 
Dexter  av,  162  ft  e of  Winter,  sf,  25x125, 
Sept  4,  A A E Taylor  to  Dow  Bump, 

$1,350 

Dearborn  st  S,  near  Forty -fifth,  wf,  23x 
100,  Dec  17,  G Graf  to  J Beuthan  . . . $650 
Englewood  av,  w of  and  near  Market,  sf, 
30x124,  Aug  1,  J W McKinney  to  C S 

Mills $2,500 

Forty-first,  264  ft  e of  Grand  boulevard, 
sf,  35x143,  Aug  29,  Charles  C Landt  to 

Mary  J Foley $5,400 

Forty-ninth  st,  96  ft  w of  Loomis,  nf,  24x 
120,  Oct  19,  w b Morton  to  Chas  Drabek 

$500 

Fifty-seventh  st,  sw  cor  of  Frederick,  nf, 
100x134,  Dec  26,  A and  M J McGrath  to 

Frank  I Bennett $4,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  ne  cor  of  Wallace,  sf, 
46x125,  Dec  12,  John  Keegan  to  Pat 

Neill. $1,550 

Fifty-first  st,  nw  cor  of  Cook,  sf,  25x120, 
Sept  28,  Young  A Clarkson  to  P Kier- 

ens $450 

Fifty-ninth  st,  east  of  and  near  Stewart 
av,  nf,  34  1-2x122,  Dec  23,  C H Veh- 
meyer  to  C L and  E M Danielson. . .$600 
Frazier  st,  192  ft  n of  49th  st,  wf  24x124 
ft,  dated  Sept  5,  W H Rand  to  B Linon- 
ski 310 


Gross  Park  st,  cor  of  Wood,  nf,  25x108, 
Nov  3,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Anton  Has- 

terd $650 

Lincoln  av,  sw  cor  of  St  Elmo,  ef,  24  ft  to 
alley,  with  other  property,  Nov  30,  S E 

Gross  to  J B Thielan -..$1,575 

Lincoln  av,  ne  cor  of  Cornelia,  wf,  50x125, 
Dec  21,  M E & L Turner  to  S C Abbot, 

$1,100 

Lincoln  av,  near  Cornelia,  140x137,  Dec 
21,  M E & L Turner  to  W P Verity.  .$800 
Melrose  st,  se  cor  of  Perry,  nf,  51x125, 
Nov  23,  Albert  Wisner  to  C L Wolter, 

$1,300 

Otto  st,  e of  Clark,  nf,  25x124  ft,  July  25, 

C Buckingham  to  J P Jansen $550 

Seminary  av,  75  ft  n of  Noble,  wf,  25x125, 
June  4,  H F w Gills  to  Charles  Carlson, 


Grand  boul,  bet  Forty-eighth  and  Forty- 
ninth,  ef,  46x135,  Nov  11,  Dervin  Har- 
vey to  Lizzie  L McManus $3,450 

Greenwood  av,  214  ft  n of  Fifty-first,  ef, 
100x217,  Oct  22,  Con  Mutual  Life  Ins 

Co  to  A G Spalding $7,500 

Grand  boulevard,  se  cor  of  Forty-eight, 

10  acres,  Nov  7,  Eliz  A Stone  et  al  to 

Joseph  N Field $95,000 

Halsted  st,  nw  cor  of  Sixty-third,  ef,  Dec 
26,  Nicholas  Kutlen  to  William  Brom- 

stedt $3,900 

Halsted  st,  144  ft  s of  Fiftieth,  wf,  24x125 
ft,  Dec  23,  G S Thomas  to  Julia  Kries, 

$2,500 

Halsted  st,  197  ft  n of  Fifty-sixth,  ef,  25x 
120,  Dec  28,  H F Eames  to  H Zilske . . $600 
Jefferson  av,  intersection  of  Hyde  Park, 

85  ft,  Nov.  28,  P S Peale  to  Christiana 

Brachvogel $2,000 

Kenwood  court,  147  ft  n of  Forty-eight,  wf 
45x117,  Dec  4,  Willard  Kidder  to  Eliza- 
beth W Murray $2,925 

Lot  on  Butterfield  st,  144  ft  s of  52d  st,  wf 
25x100,  Nov  25,  A Berger  to  A Neth 

$425 

Madison  av  park,  w of  and  near  Madison 
av,  sf,  100x145,  impd,  Oct  1,  John  H 

Dunham  to  Mary  0 Dunham $13,000 

Michigan  av,  bet  Fifty-first  and  Fifty-sec- 
ond, ef,  Nov  25,  J D Lynch  to  J W May, 

$1,050 

Morris  st,  e of  Bissell  st,  sf  24x124  ft, 
dated  dec  31,  G W Cass  toT  and  M A 

Miller $1300] 

School  st,  327  f n of  Fifty -eighth,  ef,  lOOx 
117,  Nov  19,  S H Row  to  J and  S Kellv, 

$1,500  > 

Sixty-second  st,  50  ft  e of  Madison  av,  nf, 
75x125,  April  25,  C L Boyd  to  C H 

Shaver $1,100 ! 

South  25  ft  of  It  2 b 1,  Packer’s  3d  add,  ’ 

Nov  22,  Tracy.  Sykes  & Porter  to  A L 

Thome $2,000’ 

Thirty-ninth  st,  350  ft  e of  Grand  boule-  j 

vard,  n f 75  ft  to  alley,  Oct  29,  Jesse 
Spalding  to  Charles  L Hutchinson. $7,500 
Wallace  st,  bet  Forty-sixth  and  Forty-  . 
seventh,  wf,  51  ft  to  alley,  Dec  15,  ' 

Thomas  McQuerney  to  M McQuerney,  j 

$3,500 

Western  av  boulevard,  nw  cor  of  Forty- 
seventh,  ef,  265x125,  Nov  27,  J L Haven 

to  W B B Morton $1,575  } 

Western  ave  boul,  n w cor  of  Forty-sev- 
enth st,  ef,  265x125,  Dec  12,  w B Mor-  j 

ton  to  M J Tearney $2,000 

Woodlawn  av,  100  ft  s of  Sixty-second  st, 
ef,  75x184,  Dec  1,  L A Fairman  to  J H 

Lobdell $5,000  j 

Wentworth  av,  131  ft  n of  Root,  wf,  26x128 
ft,  Dec  18,  G J Hubbard  to  John  Wirth, 

$1,100 

Washington  av,  35  ft  s of  Walnut,  ef  30x  , 

150,  Sept  15,  C J and  C G Kleinstuck  to  : 
J J Herrington $4,500 


West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  av,  50  ft  e of  Mead,  nf,  50x150 
Dec  15,  F A Winkelman  to  WW  Fal- 
coner  $800 

Armitage  av,  near  Mead  st,  50x150,  Dec 
15,  F A Winkelman  to  D Falconer. . .$900 
Armitage  av,  se  cor  of  Mead,  nf,  50x150, 
Dec  15,  F A Winkelman  to  L Falconer, 

$900 

Basil  av.  87  f t s of  Wabansia,  ef,  25x118  ft 
Sept  5,  C P Johnston  to  A Engstrom, 


Dania  av,  se  cor  of  wabansia,  wf,  24x125, 

Dec  14,  J N Dole  to  C Paulson $650  . 

Fullerton  av,  125  e of  Perry,  nf,  25x102, 
impd,  Dec  1,  H M Tyler  to  E P May- 
nard   $1,800 

Fullerton  av,  49  ft  e of  Myrtle,  sf,  24x141, 

Oct  8,  A and  S J Bell  to  E P Maynard, 


Forest  av,  25  ft  n of  Greenwood,  ef,  25x125, 
Nov  2,  N F Moore  to  S J Douglass. . . .400 
Fullerton  ave,  50  ft  e of  Myrtle  st,  sf  25  ft 
to  alley,  Oct  8,  E P Maywood  to  J B 

Palmer $500 

Gross  av,  165  ft  s of  Bloomington,  wf,  24 
125,  impd,  Dec  26,  Lars  Pederson  to  G 

O and  H Lindwall $700 

Hamlin  ave,  nw  cor  Fullerton  ave,  80  acs, 
dec  31,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Joseph  S 

Mayon $42,111 

Hamlin  ave,  nw  cor  Fullerton  ave,  80  acs 
dec  31,  Joseph  S Mayon  to  James  F 

Keeney 80,000 

Johnston  av,  277  ft  w of  Thomas,  sf,  25x 
106  ft,  May  1,  C M Graves  to  P R Ran- 
dolph   $1,300 

Jefferson  court,  154  ft  w of  Powell  av,  nf, 
25x111,  Oct  26,  Y Wood  to  John  Pol- 
lock  $500 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


iilia  st,  s e cor  of  w Forty-seventh,  14 
acres,  Aug  22,  Robt  E Kelly  to  John  P 

Neal $14,020 

Meeker  st,  225  ft  s of  Wabansia  av,  wf, 
50x177,  Dec  29,  O B Simons  to  0 H and 

J S Heubach $550 

Milwaukee  av,  50  ft  se  of  Attrill.  ne  f,  25x 
111,  Dec  22,  H T and  H Attrill  to  Fred. 

Englehardt $1,000 

Mitchill  av,  57  ft  s of  Wabansia,  ef,  25x 
118,  Dec  8,  R S Cox  to  F H Dickey. $1,000 
Mitchell  av,  189  ft  s of  Wabansia,  wf,  25x 
118,  iinpd,  Sept  7,  C P Johnson  to  Mary 

Crawford $1,100 

Mead  st,  166  ft  s of  Armitage  av,  wf,  25x 
177,  Dec  28,  F A Winkelman  to  L F 

Shaw $300 

Milwaukee  av,  161  ft  nw  of  McGovern, 
ne  f,  24x145,  Dec  1,  r w Hosmer  to 

Henry  Schnoor $900 

North  ave,  12  [6  ft  w of  Kimball  ave,  sf, 
25x140  ft,  dec  22,  J A Jameson  to  H H 

Reed $5 i 5 

jPalmer  av,  w of  California,  sf,  25x100, 
Dec  26,  C J Johnson  to  w m Stanley . . $300 
Perry  av,  30  ft  n of  Pleasant  pi,  wf,  29x 
110,  Dec  26,  G Johnson  to  w m Stanley, 
$500 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

68  Washington  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


Lot  8 in  sub  of  fr  sw  1-4  10  37  14,  Dec  16,  same  to 

John  DeKoker . .$300 

Lots  2 and  3 b 4„  Hegewisch,  Oct  19,  A Hegewisch 

to  C & J Blim • 

Lots  9 and  10  b 6,  Fallis  & Gano’s  add  to  Pullman, 
Dec  26,  Fallis  & Gano  to  W Douglas $350 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 


S 2-7  of  n 3-7  of  w 34  sw  34  sw  iC>  ^ 5-7 
acs,  17  37  15,  dec  23,  Wm  Culver  to  E S 

Dreyer $1,800 

Lot  7 b 1 De  Wolf’s  sub  in  n 34  28  38  14, 
dec  14,  Chas  B Eggleston  to  WE  Burgess 
$1,633 

4 34  acs  in  se  cor  d 4 ne  M ^2,  dec 

24,  W B Dickhoff $2,000 

Lot  1 b 22  Johnson’s  sub  e 34  86  34  6 39  14, 
dec  15,  P Buttian  to  John  A Orb  et  al 
$6,200 

5 34  24,  Tyler’s  sub  b 2,  Walker  & Stin- 

son’s sub,  2 38  14,  dec  21,  J McGill  to  H 
D Hollister $1550 

Lots  14  and  15  b 4,  Peck’s  sub  in  se  34  H 
39  13,  Dec  15,  Doctor  S Place  to  John 

Adams  et  al $2,100 

Premises  No  24  and  26  S Desplaines,  Dec 
18,  Rose  A Forrester  to  M W Regan  et 

al $18,000 

Lot  1 of  Its  1 to  8 b 16,  Johnston’s  sub  e 
1-2  s e 1-4  6 39  14,  Dec  29,  Wm  Rittamel 

to  Joseph  Czaia $5,000 

Lot  29  and  30  b 1,  Blair’s  sub,  10  38  14,  Dec  2,  W 

Shigley  to  H B Granis $2100 

Loc\4  in  sub  of  4 acs  in  ne  cor  w 54  sw  54  11  39  13, 
Oct  12,  Mathilda  Greenebauin  to  T T J Diven . . $900 
Lot  87  b 35,  19  39  14,  June  9,  estate  W L Newberry  to 

John  Adam $600 

Lot  4 b 3,  Johnston’s  sub  se  54  6 39  14,  Dec  30, 

Fricke.  Dose  & Co  to  John  Hager $1300 

N 49 '/2  ft  of  it  2 b 4,  Normal  School  sub,  Dec  21, 

Patrick  Lawless  to  C A Baker $1600 

Lot  4l  of  it  4 b 44,  w54  etc.  21  39  14,  Dec  30,  A Hen- 
ley to  The  Peter  Schoenhofen  Brewery $9000 

That  pt  of  n 54  n 5a  n 54  ne  54,  28  38 14,  e of  B R,  Dec 

28,  J B Bartlett  et  alto  J A Bartlett $3000 

Lot  19  b 4,  Trego  & Smith’s  sub  in  nw  54  25  39  13, 

Oct  29,  Trego  & Smith  to  A Siebert $350 

80  acs  in  Town  of  Barrington,  in  exchange  for  abt 
12  acs  in  Dundee,  111,  Dee  21,  John  Mockler  to 

Jas  Evans  et  al $ — 

E 25  ft  of  N 125  ft  of  it  2 b 4,  Linden  Grove,  Dec  30, 

J L DuBreuil  to  J Richardson $635 

Lot  81  b 43  w 54  etc,  17  39  14,  Oct  1,  T Sheldon  to 
Margaret  Devlin $3300 


Lots  24  and  25  b 3 Benedict’s  sub  ne  34 
se  34,  20  38  14,  Jan  16,  R S Cox  to  B F 

Cohran $500 

N 34  It  2 b 4 Normal  School  sub,  21  38  14, 

L R Carswell  to  Patrick  Lawlers $60 

Und  34  It  42  b 2 University  sub  of  Engle- 
wood, Dec  22,  Frank  C Dorrance  to  H 

B Moxon $1,200 

Lot  42  b 2 same,  Dec  24,  H B Moxom  to 

Anna  B Dorrance $2,400 

Lot  12  b 3 Beck’s  sub  se  34  sw  34  21  38  14, 

H Lindstrom  to  W R Small $1,000 

Lots  1 2 4 b 9,  Henderson’s  sub  s 120  acs 
e 34  w % 28  38  14,  Dec  3,  Geo  M Pull- 
man et  al  to  The  Abbott  Buggy  Co 

$6,400 

Se  1-4  nw  1-4  se  1-4  32  38  14,  Dec  24,  A 

Gage  to  S Park  comnrs $15 

Lots  85  and  86  b 2,  Benedict’s  sub  ne  1-4 
se  1-4  20  38  14,  May  2,  R S Cox  to  M 

Lampher $240 

Lot  84  b 2 same  sub,  May  25,  same  to 

Jacob  Saxler $140 

Lot  12  b 3 Beck’s  sub  s e 1-4  21  38  14,  dec 
26,  W R Smale  to  Mary  Lindstrum, 

$1000 

Lot  36  and  s 8 ft  It  37  b 3,  Uuniversity  sub 
of  Englewood,  deo  14,  J L DuBreuil  to 

Agda  Johnson $660 

E 25  acs  of  n 54  a 5s  n e 1-4  28  38  14,  Dec  31,  H C 

Lawrence  to  W H Colvin $10 

Blocks  31  and  32,  Bees’  sub  n e 1-4  11  38  13,  Dec  29, 

S T Sanford  to  Cornelia  Sanford $5000 

Lot  14  of  lots  11  to  16  etc,  b 17,  Linden  Grove,  Dec 

29,  C H Caldwell  to  Lina  Brumund $576 

Lot  2,  Gray’s  sub  of  it  4 5 & 6,  etc,  b 14,  Normal 

School,  Nov  6,  21  38  14,  Zilpab  Gray  to  Harry  A 

Blake $3600 

W 3 ft  of  It  24  it  25  and  e 8 ft  It  26  b 1,  Bates  sub  in 
s w 1-4  21  38  14,®ec  29,  H B Speed  to  Julia  C Jones 

;; $3500 

Lots' 61  and  62  b 3,  Benedict’s  sub  n e 1-4  s e 1-4, 20 

38  14,  June  8,  R S Cox  to  0 Nelson $400 

Lot  36  and  36  b 1,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalvilie,  Dec 

30,  J D Smith  to  J A Henry $600 

S 54  it  2 and  n 54  It  3 b 1,  Plaisted’s  sub  e 2-3  it  1, 

Taylor’s  sub,  21  38  14,  Dec  21,  John  Conlan  to  D 

Duffy $1200 

Lt  9 12  13  and  n 1254  ft  of  it  16  b 16,  Linden  Grove, 

Nov  18,  Mollie  Semmes  to  E W Burke $2850 

Lots  25  to  28  b 6,  Beck’s  sub  sw  1-4  sw  1-4,  21  38  14 
Dec  26,  J D Smith  to  A T Winters $7000 


W 34  It  16  and  all  lt  17,  Scoville’s  add  to 
Harlem,  dec  12,  Naomi  Heald  to  Sarah 

Heald $6,500 

Lot  10  b 5,  Ridgeland,  Dec  1,  Calvin  P 

Pease  to  Wm  D Little $275 

Lots  9 and  10  b 5,  same,  Nov  28,  Richard 

Came  jr  to  same $275 

Blk  9 and  10,  Purington  & Scranton’s  sub 
w 1-2  sw  1-4  15  39  13,  Aug  22,  Robert  E 
Kelly  to  J PNeal $14,020 

Lot  379  b 13  lt  380  b 14,  Austin’s  2d  add  to  Austin- 
vilie,  Dec  3,  ’85,  Hei^y  W Austin  to  Town  of 

Cicero $" 

Lots  1 to  9 b 21,  Ridgeland,  Dec  16,  R R Cherry  to  J 

Lucy  A L Shute $1500 

N 54  lt  6 b 5,  Kettlestring’s  add  to  Harlem,  Dec  30, 

Friedrich  Tappendorf  to  Henry  W Cohrs $1100 

Lot  8 b 9,  Parsons  & Lee’s  add  to  Desplaines,  Nov 
11,  W Hauer  to  E J Merger $50 


EVANSTON. 

Lots  4 and  5 b 3 Pitner  & Son’s  2d  add 
Sept  26  ’84,  C Muno  to  M Schumer.. . $150 
Lot  8 b 2 Brown  & Culver’s  add  to  N 
Evanston,  Dec  14,  Chas  E Browne  to  R 

D Sherman $100 

Lot  22  b 2 Huse’s  add,  J Steele  to  R J 

Davis $3,000 

Lots  1 and  2 b 22,  Roger’s  Park,  June  18, 
Jane  L Thomson  to  P L Touhy  ....  $2,750 
Lot  6 b 2,  Kedzie  & Keeney’s  add,  July  21 
’83,  S Goodenow  to  Harriet  P Cheney 

$2,000 

Lot  7 b 37,  Rogers  Park,  Dec  1,  C H Morse  to  John 

Copeland $2800 

Lots  1 and  2 b 1,  Pitner’s  add,  Nov  19,  Edwin  C 
Cross  to  John  C Durgin $1468 


Lot  331  b 7 div  2 Riverside,  Dec  22,  IP 

Ludwig  to  F Friedrich $11 

Lots  7 to  14  b 2 Norwood  Park,  Dec  21,^1 

Chas  Larsen  to  T G Steinke $1,00 

241-4  acs  in  se  cor  n 1-2  ne  1-4  30  39  12,  dec 

4,  W Bettge  to  D Dickhoff $2,000 

Und  % of  e 34  nw  1-4  4 36  14  (except  3 % 
acs  for  R R),  dec  24,  S H Jennings  to  C 

S Downs $5,625 

Lot  1 in  re-sub  of  b 41,  Keepotaw,  etc,  and 
lot  4 b 3,  Truesdell’s  add  to  Athens, 
Master  in  Chancery  to  Barbara  Stein, 

$1,710 

Lot  22  b 195,  Maywood,  dec  17,  A S 

Bloomer  to  F E Bryant $100 

Lot  35  b 4,  Culver’s  Park,  dec  23,  E H 

Gammon  to  Carl  A Weber $200 

Lots  1 to  5 b 61,  South  Lawn,  dec  23,  R 

F Rundell  to  L J Swift $500 

Lots  15  to  19  b 1.  Norton  & Warner’s  sub 
se  1-4  nw  1-4  29  37  11,  Nov  12,  D C Nor- 
ton et  al  to  Mary  A Hittinger $600 

Lot  10  b 1.  Culver’s  Park,  Dec  14,  Catha- 
rine Anderson  to  J J Anderson $1 

i Nw  1-4  ne  1-4  33  42  12,  Dec  15,  C D Bart- 

ling  to  P Mompier $4,000 

W 20  acs  of  e 34  ne  1-4  33  42  12,  Dec  15, 

same  to  Adam  Metzer $2,000 

Lots  37  and  38  b 4 in  sub  of  n 1-2  sw  1-4 
sw  1-4  1 37  13,  de , 23,  Edward  S Garner 

to  F Huntress $400 

Lot  22  b 3,  Culver’s  Park,  Oct  16,  E H 

Gammon  to  J R Took  -y $200 

Se  1-4  nw  1-4  29  37  11,  Oct  1,  H M Singer 
to  D C Norton  et  al $7,250 

Lot  20  and  w 1-4  lt  21,  McIntosh’s  sub  ot  its  8 19  20 
22,  assrs  cnv  1 4 2 9,  Oct  28,  M A McIntosh  to  H A 

Harndon  $260 

Lot  4 b 3 Truesdell’s  add  to  Athens,  Dec  23,  N 

Glaesner  to  B Stein $400 

Lot  775  b 5 div  3,  Riverside,  Dec  30,  W E Frost  to 

Mary  Scott $1500 

Sw  1-4  ne  1-4  13  36  14,  March  10.  EMma  A Pomeroy 

etaltoJ  Brennock $1600 

152  acs  w of  river  in  s 8 cbs  w 54  s w 1-4  36  40  12, 
Dec  16,  A C Schmidt  to  A Jeske $300 


Lots  1 2 4 5 Slocum  blk  in  Park  add  to 
Desplaines,  Dec  22,  J Slocum  to  J Ham- 

merl $625 

Lot  7 b 4 Dale  et  al  add  to  Park  Ridge, 
Dec  22,  Ida  B Graham  to  G H Wenning- 

hoff $300 

Lot  34  b 14,  Brown’s  add  to  Park  Ridge, 
Sept  1,  Hattie  A Russell  to  J W Carr, 
$500 

Lot  7 b 14,  Dale,  Gustin  & Wallace’  add  to  Park 
Ridge,  Dec  29,  Geo  F Wenninghoff  to  H Wei. 
mann $500 


{summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Dec.  31, 1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  780  $6,002,294 

County 884  2,433,983 

Total 1664  $8,436,277 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Dec.  31,  1884: 

Sales.  Amount. 

89  $467,709 

156,425 


Lots  1 to  4 b 17  Brown’s  add  to  LaGrange, 
Sept  1,  Mary  E Geer  to  Betty  Ander- 
son   $1,000 

Lot  22  b 12  same  add,  Dec  19,  Mary  E 

Ballou  to  same $250 

Nw  1-4  nw  1-4  20  38  13,  dec  24,  A Johns- 
ton to  Wm  H Bush $6,600 

Part  nw  1-4  1 38  12,  Dec  17,  A M Holton  to  J Schem- 

endener $®25 

Lots  29  to  33  b 7,  Tucker’s  sub  of  Its  1 and  2 West- 
ern Springs,  Oct  10,  Mary  Curtb  to  J M Thatcher 

.... . $1600 

Lots  1 to  4 b 17  and  its  22  b 12,  Brown’s  add  to  La 
Grange,  Dec  22,  Betty  Anderson  to  Louise  Krause  ^ 
’ ;.  ..*100 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  29  b 3 Palmer’s  add  to  Hyde  Park, 
nov  17,  Mary  P M Palmer  to  Louis  Nel- 
son  $400 

Lot  28  b 3 cir  ct  partn  ne  34  nw  34  31  38 
15,  June  26,  Wm  M Urie  to  C P Urie 

$300 

Lot  34  b 24,  S Chicago,  Dec  28,  C&  C C & 

D Co  to  C Draeger 3450 

Lot  15  b 22  same,  Dec  26,  same  to  John 

Lunn $500 

Lots  41  and  42  b 54,  Cornell,  Aug  18,  F P 

Finegan  to  Chas  O Johnson $350 

Lot  33  b 84  S Chicago,  Sept  17,  O & C C 

& D Co  to  J W Carr $500 

Lots  44  and  45  b 2 w 1-2  se  1-4  31  37  15, 

May  24,  ’84,  same  to  Marcus  C Towle, 

$700 

Lots  6 and  7 b 2,  Kenstngton,  Oct  29,  Ouke  Dyxstia 

to  J G Trainer $1800 

Lot  83,  Robertson’s  sub  n 2554  acs  E 54  ne  54  23  38 
14,  Oct  26,  Frank  J Bennett  to  Etta  F Remington, 

*1500 

S 54  lt  10  b 1,  Herman’s  sub  s w 54  n w 54  27  38  14, 

Oct  6,  ’84,  A Gage  to  E SondheiMer $125 

Lot  15  b 6 S Chicago,  Dec  29,  J Silver  to  E Dalton 

$890,  Lot  1 of  lot  19  Hull’s  sub  w se  34  9 39 

Lot  16  b 41  same,  Jas  Marsh  to  P Robinson $75l  13  a . 23.  Edith  L Pease  to  M Geyer 

33x99  in  sub  5 in  8 w 1-4  10  37  14,  Dec  16,Abraham  1 ’ " ’ ®-. 

DeKoker  to  Jas  DeKoker $300\  


Lot  2 b 100  Blue  Island,  Oct  13,  L Viech- 

man  to  S Fidler $135 

Lots  1 2 3 10  11  b 98  same,  Dec  1,  H 

Kuchler  to  F Wensloff $1,000 

N 3734  ft  lt  3 b 45,  Halsted’s  add  to  Wash 
Heights,  Dec  21,  S M Smith  to  H h 

Dougherty $1,100 

Lot  9 b 7 Cole’s  sub  n w 1-4  5 37  14,  dec 
26,  ’83,  W B Perry  to  A B Tallman . ..$500 
Lots  35  and  36  b 45  e Washington  Heights 
dec  21,  S M Smith  to  Ida  A Sherman 
$1,400 

Lot  47  of  lt  1,  16  37  14,  Dec  10,  Jas  K DeHawn  to  JQ 

Van  der  Wert $50 

Lot  75  and  e 54  of  lt  74  of  lt  63,  46  37  14,  Oct  15, ’83 

T E Patterson  to  G Van  der  Lee  jr $262 

Same  premises,  Oct  14,  G Van  der  Lee  jr  to  J J 
Kemp 

CIOEBO. 


Lots  1 to  5 b 4,  Anderson’s  add  to  Glen- 
coe, Sept  1,  L L Blanchard  to  T J Dolan 
$1,000 

NEW  TRIER. 

5 % acs  in  s 34  86  frl  J4  21  42  13,  Nov  19, 

J P Klein  to  Jacob  0 Smith $1,200 

Lots  4 and  5.  Ambrosis’  sub,  swly  125  ft 
of  bk  47,  Taylor’s  add  to  Taylorsport, 
Dec  1,  J S Kennaw  jr  to  Asa  Haddox 

$200 

Blocks  1 to  7,  Taylor’s  2d  add  to  Taylors- 
port, Dec  16,  A D Taylor  et  al  to  L H 

Lloyd $12,000 

E 36  acs  of  n 48  acs  of  ne  1-4  18  42  13, 

Dec  5,  L D Taylor  to  same $7,000 

W 50  ft  of  lt  12  b 4,  Culver  & Johnson’s 
add  to  Glencoe,  M Culver  to  Axel  Grom- 

wald $27  5 

Lot  13  and  und  54  of  lots  8 and  9 b 22,  Wilmette, 

Aug  1,  E B Wheeler  to  S A Wbeelock $1100 

5 acs  in  s 1-4  n w 1-4  31  42  13,  Dec  26,  C D Bartling 
to  A Rosener $209 

JEFFERSON. 

Lot  30  b 15,  Avondale,  in  26  40  13,  dec  28, 

A Wisner  to  C R Evans $175 

Lots  2 3 6 and  11  b 15,  Miller’s  add  to  Irving  Park, 

Jan  3,  ’84,  James  Watson  to  W R Church $400 

Lots  2 3 and  6 b 15,  same,  Dec  29,  W R Churce  to  R 
R Cassem $13° 


City 

County 97 

Total 186  $624,134 


.$262 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Lot  65  b 171  Maywood,  Nov  25,  D Dewey 

to  H P Nichols $1,000 

Lots  36  to  40  b 15,  Brown’s  add  to  Thorn- 
ton, Dec  14,  Betty  Anderson  to  T J 

Dolan $500 

Lot  6 Co  Clerk’s  div  ne  34  14  41 13,  Dec  7, 

B Emerson  to  Louisa  Sewage $100 

2 acres  in  se  34  20  42  9,  Oct  15  ’84,  W Nor 
mann  to  J C Connell $700 


How  to  Decorate. 


A necessary  addition  to  the  writing  desk 
is  a silver  sealing  set,  which  includes  a 
silver  tray,  and  on  it  a match-box,  candle- 
stick, a box  containing  sticks  of  wax  of 
various  colors,  a paper  knife  and  seal. 

The  collection  of  silver  paper  knives, 
trays  and  other  articles  designated  for 
writing  desks,  are  additional  proofs  of  the 
high  art  attained  in  the  silversmith’s  handi- 
work. 

Very  effective  wood-baskets  a”e  made  of 
fiat,  flexible  baskets,  caught  together  and 
fastened  with  full  loops  of  broad  satin 
ribbon  and  a cluster  of  cones.  The  cones 
are  gilded,  and  the  following  couplet  is 
quaintly  traced  in  one  end  of  the  ribbon: 
“Heap  on  the  wood,  for  the  night  is  chill.” 

Chimney  pieces  of  Mexican  onyx  orna- 
mented with  garlands  of  flowers  in  gold  or 
silver  are  rapidly  coming  into  fashion. 

Large  flowers  and  large  effects  are  the 
style  for  room  and  table  decoration. 

The  awning  cloths  in  black  or  gray,  alter- 
nating with  bold  stripes  of  rich  colors,  are 
put  to  use  for  fancy  bed-covers,  the  plain 
spaces  filled  with  bright  embroidery,  the 
whole  set  off  with  velvet  or  silk  border,  and 
the  short  cashmere  fringe  in  blocks  of  differ- 
ent colors,  which  now  finishes  many  dec- 
orative articles. 

Silver  lamps  are  entwined  with  golden 
spathes  of  palm  flowers,  and  the  stained 
glass  globe  above  reproduces  the  brilliancies 
of  the  tropical  skies. 

Ribbon  bows  find  place  on  almost  every 
conceivable  article  of  drawing  room  furni- 
ture. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


1 


LW.  Hvman  Jr.  & Go., 

ROOM  9.  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 


Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 

of  n«n  residents. 


qUIT  CLAIM  IIEKWS  ASI»  UUIT 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 


N 20  ft  of  s 85  ft  Its  1 and  2 b 13  Dela- 
van’s  add,  Nov  16,  Henry  M Wilcox  to  J 

W Ohlsson $1 

Sly  42  ft  of  ely  % It  75  Ellis’  E add,  dec  3, 
Edward  Martin  to  Clara  E Mitchell. . .$1 
Lot  242  Altgeld’s  sub  of  b 1 to  47  partn  6 
nw  1-4  29  40  14,  dec  7,  E D Page  to 

Robert  Elias $550 

Lot  35  b 12  J Lee’s  sub  sw  1-4  20  39  14, 
dec  21,  L R Carswell  to  D B Lyman . . $225 
S 10  acs  n 30  acs  w 1-4  nw  1-4,  dec  22,  M 

Ward  to  J Castello $5 

Lot  7 b 89  S S add,  Nov  6,  W W Marcy  to 

C E Morris $55 

Lot  35  and  38  b 1,  Loomis  & Laflin’s  sub 
nw  1-4  34  39  14,  dec  3,  B Loomis  to  J M 

Hunter $1 

Lot  4 of  Its  18  to  36,  70  to  73  b 4 of  It  14 
b 24  s frl,  29  39  14,  Nov  25,  L R Carswell 

to  E Prussing $20 

Lot  1 sw  1-4  b 1,  33  39  14,  dec  24,  S B 

Cobb  et  al  to  C E Peterson $1 

Lots  12  and  13  b 78,  Elston’s  add,  Nov  18, 

Mitchell  to  American  Varnish  Co $1 

Und  ns  9 10  28  29  b 1,  Walker’s  dock 
add,  Nov  6,  Peter  Becker  to  Geo  Harris 


20  ft  s and  adj  It  29  b 124,  S Sec  add,  Nov 
21,  estate  of  Maria  Busier  to  S W Gehr 


S 26  ft  of  sw  1-4  It  4 b 1,  Sheffield’s  add, 
Sept  1,  Wm  Eisfeld  to  Martin  Stroder 

et  al $1 

Blk  1 Ogden’s  sub,  19  40  14,  Nov  20,  E H 

Sheldon  to  estate  of  W B Ogden $1 

Lots  22  to  25  b 4,  Harrison’s  add,  Nov  20, 

C D Shetier  to  Garden  City  Sand  Co, 

$1,200 

Lot  3 w % b 5,  Borden’s  sub,  36  40  13,  dec 

11,  J Strom  to  W F Kelly $100 

Premises  No  2237  Prririe  ave,  Nov  18,  D 

Vernon  to  Com  Natl  bk $1 

Und  % 20x140  ft  in  It  4 b 1,  Sheffield’s 
add,  Sept  1,  M Stroder  to  Mary  Lauer 


$200 


E 100  of  lot  11  of  blks  1 and  2,  outlot  A, 
Wrightwood,  dec  25,  A E Roof  to  A Gat- 


tig- 


.$1 


50x100  ft  in  b 5,  Kingsbury  tract,  Nov  17, 

J H Dow  to  Union  Brass  Manf  Co $1 

Lot  11  b 1 McAuley  et  al  sub,  20  39  14, 
Nov  23,  City  of  Chicago  to  J Shannon  $50 
Lot  13  and  w lot  12  b 1,  Bowen  & 
Smith’s  s"b,  dec  22,  Charlotte  R Warren 

to  Jesse  Spalding $100 

Lots  3 to  6,  8 and  9,  Stone’s  add,  lot  39  Pol- 
lock’s sub  in  s e 34  12  39  13,  Aug  27, 
Crane  Bros  Manf  Co  to  Jonathan  Clark 


Coffin,  Devoe  & Co 


© 


WHITE  LEAD,  COLORS,  BRUSHES,  VARNISHES 

F.  W.  Devoe  & Co.’s  Ready  Mixed  House  Paint?, 

A NT  ID  PAINTERS'  SUPPLIES 

RANDOLPH  ST..  - CHICAGO 


Lot  19,  Crane  & Wesson’s  sub  It  2 b 45  w etc,  21 
39  14,  Dec  28,  Wilhelm  Frank  et  al  to  C & F Buch- 
ner   ■ ■ *10 

Lots  1 and  4 b 3,  Stoner’s  sub  in  sw  1-4  34  39  14,  Dec 

30,  J L Collins  to  Harry  Byrne $1 

E 14  It  7 b 29,  Orig  Town,  Nov  18,  Margaret  May-^ 

nard  etal  to  Sarah  Greenebaum $1 

Lot  19  b 50,  19  39  14,  Dec  31,  G M Steese  to  W 

Bulick .9 $25 

Lot  8 b 2,  Bond’s  add,  Dec  30,  W Creaney  to  Emiiy 

E Bond $250 

Lots  4 and  8 b 2,  same,  Dec  30,  J Bond  to  H H Gage 

$150 


SUBDIVISIONS  FILED 

for  record  during  December,  1885: 

No  673,849. — Austin’s  subdivn  of  b 14, 


No  676,542. — Lots  18  to  24  and  20  ft  e and 
adj  b 38,  Rogers  Park,  s e cor  Morse  ave  and 
Chicago  ave,  8 lots  by  Chas  H Morse. 

No  676,686. — E 1-2  b 16  e of  alley, 
Walker’s  sub  n w 1-4  31  39  14,  nw  corHoyne 
ave  and  33d  st,  25  lots  by  H H Walker. 

No  678,016. — Lots  12  13  14  b 7,  Flournoy’s 
sub  in  s w 1-4  18  39  14,  Decalb  st,  n w cor  of 
Boon  st,  5 lots  by  J A Campbell. 

No  677,333. — Clyde’s  2d  div,  being  a sub 
of  w 1-2  s w 1-4  s e 1-4  29  39  13,  4 blocks  by 
D W Storrs  et  al. 

No  678,41 8.--Sub  It  5 of  It  5 b 27,  s fr  29 
39  14,  fronting  nely  on  Deering  st,  5 lots  by 
J O’Brien. 

No  679,032. — Circuit  ct  partn  of  s w 34  s e 
and  pt  s e 1-4  s w 1-4  w of  Desplaines 


Austin’s  2d  add  to  Austinville,  n w cor  Lake  r^ver  n 39  12  2 blocks 
Prairie  ave,  25  lots  by  Henry  W ’ 


Part  of  lots  9 10  11  of  pts  of  bs  2 and  3, 
Jennings’  sub  ne  3 38  14,  Dec  22,  T 

A Snow  to  S Park  comsrs $100 

75x139  ft  nw  cor  Halsted  and  63d  sts,  in 
se  3^  17  38  14,  Dec  17,  E S Dreyer  to  N 

Kutten $50 

Lot  3 of  Its  4 to  7 of  Its  26  to  34  b 1.  Fort 
Dearborn  add,  Dec  19,  S H Helmer  to  P 

B Green $200 

N }4  It  9 b 10,  J R & Stone’s  add,  Dec  26, 

J Pfister  to  M A & K P Miller $175 

Lot  14  b 2 Walker’s  dock  add,  Dec  12, 
Henry  Lincoln  to  J W Garney  et  al.  .$400 
Lots  17  and  18  b 1 Smith’s  sub  in  s w 1-4 
34  39  14,  Dec  28,  B F Johnson  to  Eliza- 
beth B Hallock $100 

Lot  39  b 3,  Thompson’s  sub  n e 1-4  1 39 

13,  J W Alexander  to  F C Weber. . . . $512 
Lots  3 to  7 b 3 Bogue’s  sub  in  se  1-4  14  38 

14,  July  28,  S Park  Commissnrs  to  C L 

Boyd $1 

Lot  11  b 3,  McIntosh’s  sub  in  12  39  13, 
Dec  23,  W W Marcy  to  Rosina  Fischer, 


.$601 


Same  premises,  Dec  26,  G M Steese  to 

same $ 

Und  1-5  of  s 1 2 It  2 and  n 1-2  It  3,  Os- 
borne’s sub  in  s w 1-4,  Dec  28, 11  39  13, 
City  of  Chicago  to  J A Butertfield. . . $117 


st  and 
Austin. 

No  673,850. — Austin’s  subdvn  of  b 13 
Austin’s  2d  add  to  Austinville,  n w cor  Lake 
st  and  Fourth  ave,  33  lots  and  park  by  Henry 
W Austin. 

No  673,874. — Lots  13  to  16  b 3 assrs  div 
e 1-2  s e 1-4  18  39  14,  n w cor  York  and 
Paulina  sts,  7 lots  by  Wm  Fallows. 

No  673.915. — Lot  26  in  sub  of  n w 1-4  w 
1-2  s w 1-4  s e 1-4  13  39  13,  s e cor  Harvard 
st  and  California  ave,  24  lots  by  Smith  & 
Gaylord. 

No  673,987.— That  pt  of  lots  18  and  19 
assrs  div  w 1-2  n w 1-4  etc,  15  37  14,  s e cor 
110th  and  Thornton  Road,  extendiug  e to 
Indiana  ave,  34  lots  by  Van  der  Syde  & Tow 
et  a!. 

No  673,988. — Blks  3 4 5 and  w 1-2  6 Gray’s 
add  to  Cornell,  with  pt  of  Channcey  ave  adj 
s e cor  Woodlawn  ave  and  63d  st,  3 blks  by 
H N Hibbard  and  Paul  Cornell. 

No  674,192. — Lot  29  and  n 25  ft  of  It  30 
Griggs’  sub  in  s w 1-4  34  39  14.  fronting  w 
on  Prairie  ave,  4 lots  by  M B Madden  et  el. 

No  614,212. — W 1-2  n e 1-4  8 40  14,  Evans- 
ton ave  s e cor  of  Byrn  Mawr  ave,  extending 
e to  Sheffield  ave,  12  blks  by  John  L Coch- 
ran. 

No  674,222.— Lots  14589blofb5 
Honore’s  re-sub  in  Tiernan’s  sub,  18  39  14, 
s e cor  Taylor  & Almond  st,  5 lots  by  F 
B Clark. 

No  674,460, — Lots  10  to  17  and  It  9 (ex  e 
4 ft)  Wheeler’s  sub  b 17,  Lee  et  al  sub  s w 
1-4  12  39  13,  fronting  n on  W Lake  st,  10  Its 
by  S H Wheeler. 

No  664,400. — Part  sub  It  3 of  It  3,  assrs 
div  w 1-2  n w 1-4  22  37  14,  fronting  e on 
Thornton  Road,  5 lots  by  F A Reich  jr. 

No  675,532. — Block  1 Norton’s  sub  of  n e 

n e 27  38  14,  n w cor  Cottage  Grove 
ave  and  72d  st,  3 blks  by  W V Jacobs. 

No  675,  574. — Lots  1 to  5 and  w 7 fr  of  It 
6 of  Its  6 7 8 b 11, -Rockwell’s  add,  fronting 
n on  Jackson  st,  6 lots  by  J A Landon. 

No  675,789. — James  D Lynch’s  add  to 
Hyde  Park  in  w s w 10  38  14,  s w cor 
Indiana  ave  and  51st  st,  3 blocks  by  J D 
Lynch. 

No  675,941.— Lots  5 to  8n^b  21,  33  39 
14,  fronting  e on  Hanover  st,  between  35th 
and  36th  sts,  48  lots  by  Ann  H Mamene 
et  al. 

No  676,182.— Sub-blk  2 of  b 7,  33  39  14 
(ex  w 33  fr)  fronting  w on  Dashiel  st,  betw 
31st  and  32d  sts,  18  lots  and  lots  A and  B,  by 
Benj  Shurtleff. 

No  676.294. — Dobbin’s  sub  n 1-2  s e 1-4  n 
e 1-4  3 38  14,  s w cor  Cottage  Grove  ave  and 
41st  st,  by  J L McDeener  et  al. 

No  676,392. — Lot  12  co  elks  div  of  outlot 
D,  Wrightwood,  fronting  n on  Wrightwood 
ave,  14  lots  by  Geo  S Pepper. 

No  676,461.— Lot  25  and  n 1-2  It  24  b 6, 
Grane’s  ave,  in  n e 1-4  34  39  14.  fronting  w 
on  Rhodes  ave,  4 lots  by  H R Hilson  et  al. 

No  676,488. — Part  of  secs  2 and  3,  36  14, 
fronting  ne  on  Michigan  City  Road,  5 lots 
by  Cbas  Tessman. 


No  679,104. — N 12  It  10  Biekerdike  & 
Steele’s  sub  w 1 2 n w 1-4  28  40  14,  fronting 
e on  N Clark  st,  12  lots  by  Eleonora  Hunt 
et  al. 

No  679,265. — Lot  3 John  Gray’s  sub  of  8 
acs  e and  adj  w 25  acs  n e 1-4  36  40  13, 
fronting  e on  Hoffman  ave. 

No  679,105. — Lot  8 Bickendike  & Steele’s 
sub  w 1-2  n w 1-4  28  40  14,  n w cor  Green 
Bay  Road  and  Diversy  ave,  15  lots  by  L J 
Halsey. 

No  676,519. — Re-sub  of  blks  1 and  12 
Simon’s  sub  s e 1-4  35  40  13,  s w cor  Armi- 
tage  ave  and  Simon’s  ave,  2 blocks  by  A S & 
F A Winkelman. 


TRUST  DEEDS 


Aggett  M C to  H E Greenebaum,  Dec  24, 

It  14  b 2,  H C & M’s  sub,  4 38  14,  4 y,  7%, 

pm $5oO 

Arnold  F F to  S Dunlop  Nov  2,  It  19  b 2, 
Blackstone’s  add,  Oak  Park,  10  y 7 % 

$2150 

Abbott  S C to  B F Keller,  dec  23,  Its  27 

and  28  b 3,  19  48  14,  2 y,  6# $600 

Ahern  J to  S M Moore  Oct  1,  Its  1 and  2 b 

2 of  b 33,  31  39  14,  4 y 6$  p m $705 

Alber  M to  F J Lefens,  dec  26,  Its  33  and 
34  b 1,  Poyntz’s  sub,  28  39  14,  3 y,  6% 

$3500 

American  Cutlery  Co  to  O Peckham,  dec 
19,  Its  1 to  3 and  pt  4 b 8,  s s add.  3 y,  8% 

..$15,000 

Buchner  H C to  E H Sheldon  Nov  20,  b 1, 

19  40  14,  3 y 60  p m $1 4,400 

Blondin  V and  A F to  a T Galt,  dec  26.  It 

6 b 4,  13  39  14,  3 y,  87 $1000 

Bosley  M E to  H C Bradley,  dec  2,  Its  1 

and  3 b 3,  12  39  13,  3 y,  7% $3000 

Bogart  M A to  C H Case  dec  15,  8 b 1, 

14  38  14,  3 y 6$ '.$10,000 

Beigel  H to  C Lindermann,  dec  22,  It  10  b 

9,  29  40  14,  2 y 7% $600 

Bastin  E B to  J P Wilson  dec  19,  pt  It  8 of 

It  3 etc,  b 2,  34  39  14,  2 y 7% $5500 

Burke  M to  E Koch,  Dec  24,  It  16  b 15, 

Johnston,  R & S’s  add,  3 y,  8^ $500 

Baird  F S to  h E Greenebaum,  dec  26,  Its 
1 and  4 b 2 of  b 8,  Lee’s  sub,  12  39  13,  3 

y,  7%,  2 deeds $4000 

Brucker  M to  J W Scoville,  dec  26,  pt  It  8 

b 7,  6 39  14,  3 y,  6# $3000 

Bauer  C to  H G Lunt,  dec  18,  Its  21  and 

22  b 3,  20  39  14,  2 y,  6%,  p m $1000 

Bauer  C to  W Bartels,  dec  21,  same  sub,  6 

m,  7 7 $500 

Borland  E A to  w N Low  dec  21,  Its  14  to 
22  b 49,  nalsted’s  add  w Heights  1 y 8 % 

$600 

Borscha  A to  E Prussing  dec  22,  It  43  b 5, 

29  40  14,  3 y 77 $1230 

Bliss  C L to  S Dunlop  dec  14,  It  11  It  1,  7 

39  13,  1 y 7% $900 

Biermann  J C to  C P H Dose,  nee  23,  It  27 
b 5 of  b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7%. . . .$600 
Brandt  C to  P H Bremer  Nov  10,  Its  21 
and  22  b 1 of  b 7,  I W’s  add  S Chicago, 

3 y 87 $300 

Brill  F to  L a Millard,  July  12,  It  8 b 23, 
etc,  Egan’s  s add,  4 y,  6^ $300 


Boettcher  W to  C F Hatterman,  Dec  22, 

It  113  b 1,  Stave’s  sub,  36  40  13,  2 y,  67 

$200 

Backer  B to  M E Greenbaum.  Sept  25.  It 

42  b 3,  Gross’  11  add,  3 y,  7% $800; 

Blattau  J to  F J Loesch  dec  22,  Its  6 and 
7 b 6,  Stone’s  sub,  Astor’s  add,  45  days 

6$ $1300^ 

Best  H to  F H Dickey,  dec  16,  Its  10  and 

11  b 11,  22  38  14,  3 y,  6#  p m $750 

Calhoun  I to  J C Miller,  Dec  21,  It  54  b 

2,  17  39  14,  monthly,  87 $1600 

Campbell  J L to  H A Hurlbut  dec  17  It  2 b 

8.  sub  of  J & P’s  add,  5 y 7% $4500 

Cochran  B F to  H G Foreman,  June  16, 

Its  34  and  35  b 3,  20  38  14,  Jan  16,  ’89. 

6|l.pm $445 

Campbell  J L to  h G Luders,  dec  19,  Its  1 
to  5 of  It  12,  etc,  b 7,  sub  of  J & P’s 

add.  3 y,  1%  5 deeds $12.00C 

Carlson  C E to  L Baird,  Dec  24,  It  31  b 2, 

Culver’s  Park,  5 y,  7 % $500 

Chamberlain  S C to  W E Smith,  May  6, 

’85,  It  6 of  It  14.  etc,  b 6,  34  39  14 . . . $200(1 
Connors  E to  S M Moore,  Mch  13,  ’83,  It  1 

b 1 b 30.  31  39  14,  4 y,  67,  p m $50( 

Costello  J to  G R Grant  dec  21,  Its  3 to  5 

b 2,  35  40  13 $40C 

Cherry  R R to  W D Kerfoot,  Apl  23.  bs  3 
and  4 and  pt  10,  Douglas  Park  add,  3 y, 

67,  p m $25,000 

Clendenin  I to  G D Pease,  Dec  9,  Its  8 to 

11  b 193,  Maywood,  3 y,  7% $1500 

Corey  C L to  D J Lwenie  dec  21,  Its  23  to 

30,  Egan’s  s add,  3 y 8% $1100; 

Connally  P to  C Jorn,  dec  26.  It  1 of  It  8 b 

4.  29  39  14,  2 y,  8% $00 

Chamberlain  H G to  S W Gardner,  June 
30,  Its  1 to  3 of  It  21  etc,  34  39  14,  p m 

$12.00| 

Deafenbach  P to  F Schuwchow  dec  23,  It 

23  b 1,  5 39  14,  4 y 7% $50| 

Douglass  S J to  H W Leman  dec  21,  It  26  . 

b 2,  25  40  13,  5 y 7$ $70<j 

Davison  J to  W T Dwight,  dec  28,  ltsJ6  to 

12  b 3,  7 39  14,  5 y $1550>| 

Duggan  J to  F R Chandler,  Dec  10,  It  4 of 

It  11  b 2,  9 38  14,  5 y,  7% $600| 

Dignan  W M to  S M Moore.  July  11,  ’84 
Its  4 and  5 b 1 of  b 30.31  39  14“  4 y,  67,  j 

$650 

Doughty  H H to  H Hudson,  dec  21,  pt  It 
3 b 45,  nalsted’s  add,  W Heights,  mthly, 

8% $300; 

Dickey  F h to  G A Rose,  dec  26,  It  3 b 6 

J & C's  sub,  36  40  13.  3 y,  7% $500| 

Dalton  E Y to  W L DeWolf,  dec  22,  pt  It 

6 b 2,  21  39  14,  5 y,  7% $100<f| 

Evans  R w to  w T Dwight  Oct  27,  It  37  b 

10,  7 39  14,  5 j 8% $100: 

Escher  H to  G A Rose,  dec  26,  it  4 b 6 of 

b 1,  8 39  It,  2 y,  67 $1300 

Eastman  H B to  E H Gary,  Dec  22,  b 12, 

Cir  ct  partn,  23  3913,  3 y,  7% $10,000 

Egus  E W to  N E Gary,  June  1,  It  72  b 16 

"7  39  13,  1 y,  8% $800 

English  P to  R L Tatham,  Dec  23,  Its  5,  8 

and  9,  Hall’s  add.  2 y 8% $400 

Fischer  A W to  J Buehler  dec  23,  It  3 b 1 

of  b 5,  7 39  14,  2 y 6 1-2  % 2000 

Fisher  A J to  M Hill.  Dec  22,  pt  Its  2 to  5 

of  It  9 b 8 frl  15  add,  10  m 7% $15,000 

FUline  S W to  J C Miller,  dec  21, It  19b  5, 

36  40  13,  mthly,  8$ $20Q 

Filley  S M to  B F Weber  dec  22,  It  17  b 2 
Ingleden’s  add  Ravenswood,  mthly  etc. 

87  p m $426 

Frederickson  R and  G C to  E J Whit-e 
head  July  1,  s 1-2  It  4 b 34,  Ogden’s  add 

1 y 8% $560 

Foley  M J to  W H Moore,  Dec  1,  It  16  and 
pt  17  b 1,  McKey’s  add,  Hyde  Park,  3 y, 

6$ $2500 

George  P W to  C A Buell.  Dec  15.  pt  It  7 
b 11,  S <&  J’s  sub.  21  38  14, 5 y,  7%  2 deeds  ; 
$36,00( 

Gill  P to  A w Pebbles  dec  1,  pt  It  18  b 3 
of  b 3 etc  7 39  13,  May  1 ’91,  8%  p m 
$290( 

Grouwell  A to  S R Hurford.  Sept  8,  pt  It 
12  b 4.  Culver  & J’s  add,  Glencoe,  30  m. 

8%,  p m $22 

Garner  S to  S M Hancock,  Dec  23,  It  28  b 
6,  Anderson’s  add.  Glencoe,  6 m,  67. . .$3! 
Graves  J D to  J G Shortall.  Dec  21,  pt  Its 
9 and  12  b 2,  Cleaverville’s  add.  3 y 8% 

$300* 

Harding  G F to  F B Peabody  dec  17,  pt  It 

3 b 95  s s add,  2 y 5% $45,00' 

Hall  S J to  O K A Hutchinson,  Dec  19,  It 
5 of  It  7.  etc,  b 2,  Bushnell’s  add,  4 y,  6 %, 
$650 


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real  estate  and  building  journal 


Heineman  A to  J Stem,  Doc  21,  1 9 b 0.  I 

39  13,  wkly,  H $‘20° 

Harms  StoGG  Newberry,  Aug  10,  It  18, 
and  pt  17  of  It  2,  etc,  It!  38  14,  43  m,  8% 

pm.  P540 

Humble  M A and  W 1>  to  J H Moberly, 

Nov  12,  It  19  b 5,  Ashland  add,  8 y,  7% 
$8000 

Hammer  D to  L Kistler,  dec  21,  Its  1 to  5 

b 1.  rnthly,  G % $1000 

Hinsdale  M to  0 F Tyrrell  et  al,  dec  18,  pt 
It  56  etc,  b 12  Rockwell’s  add,  1 y 0$ 

$1000 

Hopkins  M L to  F S James  dec  23',  pt  Its 

4 and  5 b 12,  Cornell,  5 y 8% $5000 

Heinemann  H to  H G Foreman,  Dec  26,  It 
18  of  Its  1 to  33  b 36,  33  40  14,  2 y,  6#  p 

*1000 

Hellmann  M and  E to  H Wulff  dec  22,  pt 

26  41  12.  2 y 7% $700 

Hull  G N to  d C Cregier  Nov  26,  Its  15  to 
17  b 2 of  b 11,  Rockwell’s  add  A pi  1 ’86 

8%  p $3600 

Hazen  h to  h J Luders  Sept  7,  It  6 of  It 

39  etc  13  39  13,  18  m 7% $600 

Huth  VV  F to  A Schoeverling  Dec  22  It  14 

of  It  2 b 39,3  y 7% $119° 

Harrington  J J to  H McKey,  Dec  15,  pts  It 

1 and  2 b 49,  11  38  14,  3 y,  7% $2800 

Healy  E to  F R Chandler  dec  21.  It  16, 

Rosalie  Villas,  5 y 8%,  2 deeds $4000 

Hogan  VV  to  VV  Loeb,  Dec  21,  It  58,  bs  1 to 

4 of  b 22,  5 y,  7% $650 

Irwin  E L to  A E Barr  dec  7,  It  9 b 4 
Keeney’s  add,  Ravenswood,  wkly,  8% 

$1000 

Johnson  I O to  M Culver,  dec  17,  It  1 b 4, 
Culver  & J’s  add  Glencoe,  18  m,  6%,  p m 

$150 

Jansen  J and  T to  H C Van  Schaack,  dec 
21  pt  b 13,  Holstein’s  add,  5 y,  7%,  p m, 

4 deeds $4000 

Jones  S J to  E E Prussing,  Dac  19,  It  5 of 

It  6,  Bronson’s  add,  Sept  1,  ’86,  7%.  ..$1931 
Johnson  N C to  0*A  Benson,  dec  16,  It  13 

b 6,  3 39  11 

Jackson  A to  A Wolf,  Dec  19,  Its  51  to  54 
b 17.  Western  Springs  mthly,  8%.  .$1000 
Jansen  J 1 to  L Baird,  July  25,  It  55  b 2 
of  b 4,  20  40  14,  $50  per  year,  8%,  p m, 

$425 

Kuh  A to  A McCoyn  dec  15,  It  6 of  It  2 etc 

b 84  s s add,  5 y 8% $22,500 

Keith  0 R to  L Baird  Nov  20  w 1-2  It  20 
and  all  21  to  24  and  pt  25  b 5,  11  38  14, 

3 y 8% $9375 

Koenig  J to  S M Moore  Apl  9,  Its  9 and  10 

b 2 of  b 30,  31  39  14,  3 y 8% $520 

Kelley  F P to  J C Miller,  Dec  21,  It  4 b 2 

of  b 1,  etc,  5.  37  1 4,  mthly,  8% $600 

Kendall  E B to  F B Sherwood  dec  21,  It 
37  b 7,  Fullerton’s  2d  add,  3 y 6#..  . .$1100 
Knudson  O to  H A Haugan.  deo  28,  It  11 

b 14,  Ogden’s  add,  3 y,  8% $5400 

Kerr  S to  VV  Garnett,  Nov  28,  Its  13  and 

14  b 5,  24  39  13,  3 y,  8%,  p m $3000 

Kuthan  F to  O’Kubin  dec  22,  pt  Its  11  and 

12  b 1 of  b 25,  29  39  14,  4 y 7% $500 

Koenig  J to  S M Moore,  Apl  9,  It  47  b 1 of 

b 30,  31  39  14,  Aug  1,  ’88,  6j(,pm $192 

Kaiser  R F W M to  C L Schaar,  Dec  28,  It 
9 b 6,  Crane’s  sub,  28  39  14,  5 y,  6$,  p m 

$1500 

Kurth  G A to  W M Stanley,  dec  23,  It  2 b 

1,  36  40  13,  2 y,  7% $1001 

Lyue  S P to  C K Billings,  Dec  28,  e ¥ It 

5 b 32,  Carpenter’s  add,  5 y,  7 % $2500 

Laeltch  W to  G Aeinhaus,  Dec  15,  It  24  bl 

Bradwell’s  add,  2 y,  7% $385 

Luebke  C to  A S Gage,  Dec  1,  pt  Its  44 
and  43  b 5,  Cushman’s  sub,  Sheffield’s 

add,  2 y,  7% $735 

Lofdell  J H to  D B Furman,  deo  21,  It  3 

and  pt  4 b 12,  14  38  14,  4 y,  7% $2000 

Lloyd  E F to  W Heinemann,  Dec  24,  pt  s 

e ^ sw  M I7  37  15,  1 y,  7% $1500 

Lloyd  L to  W Heinemann,  Dec  22,  bs  1 to 
7,  Taylor’s  add,  Taylor’s  partn,  5 y,  7% 
$5000 

Lawson  E to  J C Miller,  Dec  21,  It  23  b 3, 
Sheldon’s  sub,  28  39  14,  monthly,  8%.  $500 
Lawson  L to  A Pike  dec  12,  It  17  b 2,  36 

40  13,  wkly,  6$ $600 

Morrell  J to  C Linderman,  Dec  24,  It  8 b 8 

of  b 44,  29  40  14,  2 y,  7% $1000 

McPherson  H to  A V Knickerbocker,  Dec 
22,  It  35  of  It  1 etc:  b 5,  24  39  13,  mthly, 

8% $700 

Mollier  J A to  H Rubens  dec  24,  It  36  b 23, 

; 17  39  14,  5 y 7% $2700 

Merz  O to  H J Christoph  dec  23,  It  21  b 1, 

4 38  14,  5 y 8% $2600 

Munro  R to  A V Knickerbocker,  Dec  3,  It 
21  b 2,  sub  of  J <fc  P’s  add,  wkly,  8%.  . $3000 


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Morgenthau  L and  MtoHG  Foreman 
dec  21,  ptsub-b  B of  b 1 U 13,  Bronson’s 

add,  5 y 5 1 -2  % $12,000 

Matthews  D S D to  W E Furness,  dec  3,  It 
2 of  It  3,  etc,  b 5,  Rockwell’s  add,  2 y,  8% 

p $1500 

Man  C to  A Hoefer,  dec  26,  Its  7 to  9 b 8 

of  b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  wkly,  5% $2500 

Morton  H to  M B Bortree,  dec  29,  stage^ 

scenery,  Skating  Rink  Lake $50 

MclDerney  K to  S M Moore,  Sept  28,  It  3 

b 1,  same  sub,  4 y,  8%  p m $350 

Mulligan  H J to  VV  I Culver,  Nov  28,  It  3 
of  It  1 b 10,  nw  frl  ¥ 22  39  14,  5 y,  6 %, 

$5000 

Meyer  C jr  to  M Schintz,  dec  26.  It  1 of  Its 
9 and  10  of  It  23,  etc,  Butterfield’s  add, 

3y  6 $3000 

May  J W to  VV  D Kerfoot,  Nov  25,  pt  It  1, 

Lynch’s  add.  Hyde  Park,  3 y,  6^ $757 

Messurier  J to  F R Chandler,  Dec  24,  It  1 
of  It  17.  etc,  b 3 Sutton’s  add,  3 y,  7% 

$2000 

Murphy  H P to  E A Blodgett,  Dec  24,  It  6 

b 4,  Duncan’s  add,  3 y,  6f7 $3000 

Mendsen  J F to  B S Church,  Dec  23,  Its  1 
and  2 b 1.  34  39  14,  3 y 8%,  p m.  . . . $3500 
Mills  C S to  C W Griggs,  Aug  1,  pt  It  44 
b 1,  H,  C & M’s  sub,  16  38  14,  2 y 7%, 

$1400 

Myers  J W to  H H Anderson  dec  10,  It  6 b 

8,  Newberry’s  add,  3 y 8% $2500 

McNulty  M to  A wisner  Nov  27,  Its  69  to 
72,  Drake’s  sub,  11  39  13,  5 y 8%.  . . . $2000 
Michaelic  F to  S Kerr,  Dee  15,  It  67  b 43, 

19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $-600 

Moulton  C D to  P W Palmer  dec  21,  It  6 

e % b 5,  18  39  14,  5 y 8% $1000 

Nelson  J to  A Podolsky  dec  15,  It  49  b 5, 

33  39  14,  wkly  6 % $1000 

Nowak  K to  A Zajicek  dec  19,  It  6 b 43, 19 

39  14.  3 y $450 

Nowlin  E to  C W Nicholes  dec  19,  It  2 b 

22,  33  39  14,  8% $375 

Neumann  A to  A Pike  dec  12,  n 1-2  It  4 b 
16  H & H’s  sub  36  40  13,  monthly,  8% 

$2000 

Ohdenal  A to  L Mandl,  dec  28,  It  18  of  It 

4 b 52,  21  39  14,  3 y,  7% $500 

Oberg  C to  0 Peckham,  Dec  20,  It  27  b 24 

Ogden’s  add,  5 y,  8% $6000 

Oeck  F to  J Nutt,  dec  28,  It  91  b 43,  19  39 

14, 1 y,  7% $280 

O’Brien  M and  T to  S Kerr,  Dec  4,  pt  sub- 
fa  1 of  b 8,  17  39  14,  3 y,  7%,  2 deeds. $2500 
Prehm  F to  T M Hoyne,  dec  15,  It  84  of 

It  1 b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  8% $600 

Parker  S to  L Baird,  Dec  8,  pt  b 80  s s add, 

July  5,  ’87,  $4000 

Pollock  J to  E F Bay  ley,  Dec  19,  It  80,  36 

40  13,  5 y,  8% $800 

Pollock  J to  J E Fray,  Dec  19,  It  80  b 6, 

36  40  13,  3 y,  7% 

Paterson  I J to  L Baid,  Dec  1,  pt  Its  5 

and  6 b 5,  Eanston,  3 y,  7%,  p m $500 

Pratt  G T to  H VV  Leman,  Dec  26,  It  30  b 

2 H R R A sub,  2 39  13,  3 y,  7% $700 

Pennoyer  G M to  J M Oliver  dec  19,  It  1 

b44  Kinzie’s  add,  2 y 8% $3000 

Pross  K to  J H Ernst  dec  22,  It  9 b 4 of  b 

5,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 8%  p m $300 

Ramsy  R to  W T Dwight,  Dec  13,  Its  61 

and  62  b 14,  7 39  14,  4 y,  7% $1200 

Rice  D B to  R H White,  Dec  28,  Its  58  and 

59  b 98,  27  39  14,  3 y,  7% $3000 

Seymour  M M to  E H Sheldon  Nov  23,  It 
13  and  pt  12  b 32,  Kinzio’s  add,  5 y 8% 
10,500 

Swenson  Oto  MB  Greenebaum,  Dec  23, 

It  36,  Gross  Park  2d  add,  2 y,  7%,  p m, 
$250 

Sorenson  H to  A Stepina,  It  15  b 1,  John- 
ston’s sub,  36  40  13,  1 y 8% $100 

Shears  J E to  J M Oliver,  dec  26,  It  25  b 1 

34  39  14,  5 y,  8% $6300 

Seaverns  G A to  H A Hurlbut  dec  18,  ele- 
vator and  contents,  22d  st  and  Grove  st, 

with  site,  5 y 8% $100,000 

Smith  T H to  F B Peabody  dec  21,  It  13  b 

1 of  b 28,  12  39  13,  3 y 7% $1000 

Simmons  VV  to  H G Foreman,  June  16,  It 
32  b 3,  20  38  14,  38  m,  8%,  p m $190 


Schwartz  O F to  F J McGrath,  Dec  1,  Its 
12  and  13  b 1 of  b 1 etc,  4 39  14,  5 y,  6 %, 

pm $5750 

Sommer  J H to  J H Ernst,  Aug  17,  It  10  b 

12,  etc,  Gale’s  n add,  1 y,  6 % $400 

Thorsen  O to  C A Buley,  Dec  1,  s 1-2  It  8 

b 33,  Ogden.s  add,  3 y.  8% $500 

Tookey  J R to  M Culver,  Oct  16,  It  22  b 3, 

Culver  Park,  2 y,  8%,  p m $138 

Touhy  P L to  L Baird,  June  18,  Its  1 and 
2 b 22,  Rogers  Park,  5 y,  8%,  pm....  $2750 
Vigeant  G to  F B Peabody,  Dec  23,  pt  It  5 
b 10,  Stone’s  sub,  Astor’s  add,  5 y.  8% 

$3750 

Walsh  P S to  A S Gage,  Dec  1.  pt  Its  45 
and  44  b 5 of  b 4,  Sheffield’s  add  2 y,  7% 

$735 

Weslowskv  C to  H C Zuttermeister,  Dec 
22,  pt  It  41  b27,  W & McM’s  sub,  20  39 

14,  3 y,  7% $200 

Woods  M to  S M Moore,  Sept  15,  It  25  b 1 

of  b 30,  31  39  14,  Jan  1,  ’89,  6g,  p m 

$343 

Weinerskold  C A to  J C Miller,  dec  21,  s 
¥ It  4,  divn  15,  b 2,  9 38  14,  mthly,  8 % 

$2000 

Woodman  C M to  P Maas,  dec  21,  It  14  b 

15,  S & G’s  add,  wkly.  8%, $500 

Wachowski  F to  B Loewenthal,  Nov  18  It 

63  b 33, 19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $600 

weston  G H to  w McLaren  dec  22,  pt  It  8 

b 3,  16  38  14,  60  ds  7% $350 

Wiltshera  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  12, 

It  58  b 8,  Sherman’s  add,  Holstein,  3 y, 

7 ^ $800 

Zahrobsky  J to  T Schintz  dec  22,  It  58  b 

10,  20  39  14,  May  1 ’89,  6$ $4500 

Zott  E to  F Schrader  Nov  24,  Its  25  and  26 

b 4.  20  40  14,  I y 7% $300 

Zepf  Z to  w Loeb  dec  22,  pt  It  7 b 25,  o t 
18  m 7 % $2000 


MORTGAGES. 


Anderson  MStoGARB&  D Assn,  Dec 
16,  pt  It.  8 b 14,  Ogden’s  add,  monthly, 

8% $1831 

Barnes  N H to  K Lowry,  Sept  1,  It  16,  Cul- 
ver’s add,  1 y 7% $800 

Becker  D C to  A N Becker,  Nov  27,  It  37  b 
6,  Wri°'htwood  (assignee  to  E Smith  & 

Co) $3800 

Babcock  S E to  G Smith,  Dec  1,  se  ¥ 32 

39  12,  7 y,  8% $450 

Bluhm  MFC  to  T Carbine,  Dec  2,  pt  It  8, 

s frl  ¥ 3 39  14,  i0  y,  6$ $5000 

Brown  E F to  F M Elliott,  Dec  24,  pt  It  21 
b 2,  L G & W’s  add,  Evanston,  3 y,  7% 

$2500 

Bennett  F J to  A McGrath,  dec  26,  Its  1 to 
4 b 70,  Hopkins’  add,  Hyde  Park,  3 y, 

6% $290 

Backofen  A to  Home  Mut  L Assn,  dec  28, 

It  43  b 26,  Sheffield’s  add,  wkly,  5 1-5$ 

$500 

Becker  F to  F Wilken,  dec  2,  It  60  b 50,  19 

39  14,  3 y,  8% $700 

Bauer  G to  Garden  City  Mut  S L & B 
Assn,  Dec  16,  Its  10  and  11  b 5,  36  40  13, 

mthly,  8 % $100 

Buckner  C to  L Herwig,  dec  26,  It  19  b 2 

of  b 45,  21  39  14,  3 y,  7% $700 

Cavanagh  J to  W H Rohrer,  dec  21,  Its  10 
and  11  b 2,  Inglehart’s  add,  Evanston, 

July  1,  ’86,  7% $570 

DeKoker  J to  A DeKoker,  dec  29,  pt  sw 

¥ 10  37  14,  8%,  p m,  3 deeds $900 

Dyon  M A and  G to  Citizens’  B & L Assn, 
dec  5,  It  70  b 11,  7 39  14,  wkly,  8%..  .$500 
Degener  H L to  Phoenix  B Society,  dec  23, 

Its  20  and  21  b 4,  sub  of  J & P’s  add. 

wkly,  5 % $13,000 

Dickey  M E to  People’s  L & B Assn,  Dec 
21,  it  42,  Rossiter’s  sub,  34  39  14,  mthly, 

8% $700 

Douglas  W to  Calumet  B & L Assn,  Nov  4, 

Its  9 and  10  b 6 F & G’s  add,  Pullman, 

semi-monthly,  7% $1000 

Eastman  H B to  J C Walter,  Sept  10,  bs  6 
and  9,  Cir  ct  partn,  23  39  13,  2 y,  8%,  p m 

2 deeds $8000 

Ferje  M F to  West  Chicago  B & L Assn, 
Nov  21,  It  21  b 17,  20  39  14,  monthly  8% 

$1300 


Goiski  J to  J Kowalski,  Dec  28,  It  6 

Wight’s  add,  2 y,  7‘/ 

Grace  S J to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Dec  22 
It  1 b 2,  Grove’s  add,  Evanston,  wkl, 

8% $800^ 

Groome  J to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Dec  21. 

It  51  b 3 to  b 3,  4 38  14,  wkly,  8% $400 

Hadduck  B F et  al  to  H F Eaines,  dec  24, 
n It  4 b 17,  frl  15  add,  security  for 

bank  loans 

Harrigan  R to  M Harrigan,  Dec  15,  pt  e¥ 

nw  ¥ 25  37  ll,2y,6$ $600 

Hoyt  W M to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co,  Dec  22, 

pt  b 21  Kinzie’s  add,  2 y.  $25,000 

Heubart  CHtoCB  Simons,  dec  29,  Its  39 

and  40  b 19,  35  40  13,  8%,  p m $479 

Heubart  C H to  Phoenix  B Society,  dec 
29,  Its  39  and  40  b 19,  35  40  13,  wkly,  5%, 

$800 

Herr  A to  Calumet  B <fc  L Assn,  Oct  21,  It 
39  b of  b 32,  1st  add  Kensington,  semi- 
monthly, 7% $400 

Hall  W to  A E Jones,  Dec  28,  It  3 of  It  2, 

etc,  b 28,  7 39  14,  1 y,  7% $500 

Hansen  O to  J Young,  dec  26,  lot  19  b 6 of 

b 1,  8 39  14,  4 y,  8% $500 

Jenks  C L to  N VV  Mut  L Ins  Co,  dec  4,  Its 

4 and  5 b 48,  21  39  14,  3 y,  8% $40,000 

Johnson  C O to  F P Finnegan,  Aug  18,  Its 

41  and  42  b 54,  Cornell.  42  m,  8% $300 

Kelly  J J to  J T Young,  Oct  20,  It  2 b 1, 

8 38  14,  4 y,  8%,  p m $1000 

Kierens  P to  J T Young  et  -1,  Sept  28,  It 
19  b 2,  Y & C’s  sub,  8 38  14,  4 y,  8%,  p m 

,$325 

Karnuth  J to  C Dieball,  Dec  23,  It  61  b 31 

Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,  8% $700 

Lundy  J D|  to  G Ware,  dec  23,  Its  11  to  14 

b 4,  36  40  13,  1 y,  8% $2500 

Lundahl  D to  J J Bergman,  Sept  23,  It  44 

b 7,  36  40  13,  2 y,  8% $225 

McElroy  W B B to  J Douglas  & Co,  Dec 

26,  pt  It  9 b 1,  21  39  14,  2 y.  8% $800 

McGuire  M to  Mut  Investment  & L Assn, 
Dec  15,  It  14  b 2,  9 38  14,  monthly,  8% 

$625 

Miller  J E to  w H Tibbals,  Nov  30,  It  17  b 

18,  Evanston,  2 y 8% $500 

Meister  C to  Home  Mut  L Assn,  dec  16,  It 

48  b 6,  6 39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $600 

Minier  H M to  Morse,  W & Co,  dec  23,  pt 

e ¥ se  ¥ 34  39  13>  1 y>  7$ $1,000 

Neal  J P to  W Matthai,  dec  29,  Its  26  to 

35  b 31,  19  39  1 4,  2 y,  6$,  p m $6,500 

Neal  J P to  M S Arnold,  Nov  24,  It  43  b 14 

S & Gs  add,  3 y,  8$ $672 

O’Neill  P to  J Keegan,  dec  12,  Its  12  and 

13,  It  8,  4 38  14,  2 y,  6$,  p m $775 

O’Connell  E to  M Linard,  Oct  26,  It  23  b 

7,  Beck’s  sub,  21  38  14,  7% $350 

Paterheimer  Y et  al  to  Lillie  of  the  West 
Society,  dec  29,  Its  18  and  19  b 15,  17  39 

14,  2 y,  8% $3,000 

Paulk  L E to  G M Paulk,  Nov  2,  It  11  b 1, 

18  39  14 2,913 

Peterson  G to  R Eberson,  Dec  26,  It  22 

and  pt  23  b 28,  25  40  13,  5 y,  6$ $400 

Russell  P to  Lemont  B L & H Assn,  Nov 

12,  It  21  b 3,  20  37  11,  mthly.  8$ $750 

Stone  G T to  Englewood  B & L Assn,  Oct 
12,  It  36  b 21,  sw  ¥ 4 38  14>  monthly,  7% 

$1500 

Stuart  I to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Oct  29,  It 

3 b 6,  Hegewisch,  wkly,  8$ $300 

Spalding  A G to  C M L Ins  Co,  Oct  22,  pt 

It  5 b 16,  L L & W’s  sub,  11  38  15,  3 y 

8% $5500 

Slyder  L and  A F to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co, 
Oct  28,  pt  It  18  b 5,  34  39  14,  5 y,  6$.  . $3000 
Trego  C F to  C M L Ins  CoJ,  dec  22,  Its  1 
to  4,  etc,  b 1,  o t,  5 y,  8%,  2 deeds . . $31,000 
Tillotson  M A to  A E Daniels,  Dec  24,  It 
35  b 2 Tyler’s  sub,  34  39  14,  1 y 6$.  . .$400 
Uhe  A F to  J Moran,  July  13,  It  26  b 1 of 

It  3,  31  40  14,  6 y,  8%,  p m 

Yanderleist  W H to  N P Sampson,  dec  16, 

It  43  b 10,  S & G’s  add,  2 y,  8% $250 

Welch  C to  Lemont  B L & H Assn,  Oct  1, 

Its  13  to  17,  27  37  11,  mthly,  8$ $750 

Whitman  C H to  H Bradley,  s pt  10,  It  2 b 

11,  Normal  add,  6 m 7% $550 

Wirth  J to  G I Hubbard,  Dec  16,  It  14  b 5, 

4 38  14,  May  1 ’86  6$ 

Wroblewsky  J to  west  Chicago  B & L 

Assn,  Dec  19,  It  36  b 43,  19  39  14,  mthly 
$1100 

Wylie  R to  G Schweinfurth,  Dec  26,  pt  It 
9 of  It  1 etc,  b 5,33  39  14,  1 y,  8%. . . .$300 
Wolter  C L to  A Wisner,  Nov  23,  Its  69 
and  70,  Wisner’s  sub,  20  40  14,  4 y,  6$ 
$1000 

Wieczorck  L to  J Korralski,  dec  28,  It  80 

b 33,  19  39  14,  1 y,  6$ $500 

Wagner  W to  J C Jensen,  dec  28,  It  24  b 10 
Holstein,  Aug  9,  ’86,  7% $125 


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We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having-  a larg-e 
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KILN  - DRIED  II  iV  II  D WOOD  FLOORING, 

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Wightman  N to  E T Cushing,  Nov  25,  It 
17  of  It  11  etc,  It  4,  12  39  13,  2 y,  6% 

$500 

Witkowsky  C to  E B Hallock,  dec  4,  It  18 

b 1,  34  39  14,  3 y,  6%,  p m $1,800 

Witowsky  C to  E B Hallock,  dec  4,  It  17, 

same  sub,  3 y,  6% $1,800 

Zender  K to  K Komans,  dec  24,  pt  It  lb 
15,  3 39  14,  6 m,  6$ $1,250 


CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 


Appleton  A S to  G Wyman,  Dec  19,  furn 

etc,  3238  Groves  pi,  5 m $201 

Anderson  J to  E R Mackey,  Dec  23,  furn 

etc,  669  Bloomingdale  av,  6 m $45 

Arlington  H to  W W Charles,  dec  17, j 

etc,  2015  Wabash  av,  5 m $360  I 

Andrews  H to  S Richardson,  Dec  22,  furn 

etc,  25  Mark  st,  4 m $56 

Ashby  W L to  J H Spear,  Dec  24,  furn  etc, 

10  Union  Pk  pi,  6 m $25 

Alison  J M to  L B Shields,  dec  24,  furn 
and  piano  (Steinway  21914),  140  Camp- 
bell av,  6 $125 

Anthony  J B to  C H Williams,  dec  29, 

furn  etc, , 1 y $75 

Anderson  A to  A A Lacy,  dec  26,  horses, 

etc, $78 

Adams  A L to  W M Johnston,  dec  28,  furn 

etc,  926  Clark  st,  2 y $392 

Barry  W to  S Crane,  dec  14,  furn  etc,  41 

Winthrop  st,  Apl  30,  ’86 $257 

Baldwin  H A to  W W Charles,  dec  22,  furn 

etc,  620  w Madison  st,  4 m $161 

Brennan  D to  J H Shear,  Dec  18,  furn  etc, 

136  Johnson  st $55 

Bonnell  G E to  E R Mackey,  dec  28,  furn 
and  piano  (Lindemann  5489),  889  w 

Washington  st $260 

Bowdean  J to  R Robertson,  dec  15,  house, 

etc,  Englewood,  4 m $2,500 

Boyce  C to  T Barrows,  dec  23,  house  and 

barn,  331  Fulton  st,  1 y $650 

Bluementhal  M to  M Bluementhal.  Dec 

— , horse  and  wagon,  — — $102 

Burton  H to  J R Johnson,  Dec  24,  furn 

etc,  86  Sherman  st.  5 m $400 

Bunnie  J to  S Richardson,  Dec  23,  furn 

etc,  734  Lincoln  av,  3 m $36 

Brown  A to  A Schaffhauser,  dec  22,  furn, 

etc,  1808  Michigan  av,  4 m $46 

Boggs  V S to  J W Hanna, , furn  etc, 

Jl_ $275 

Rohrigs  G H to  M Neff,  dec  28,  machines, 

etc,  15  and  17  Market  st,  6 m $600 

Bailhr  J to  Wacker  & Birk  Brg  Co,  Dec  22, 
salyon,  867  s Halsted  st.  May  1,  ’86.  .$415 
Brady  M A to  F G wells,  Dec  23,  furn  etc, 

315  w Randolph  st,  6 m $— 

Burt  C B to  E Heacock,  Dec  24,  machin- 
ery, etc,  2509  State  st,  2 y $947 

Bowe  P to  G Wyman,  Dec  23,  horses  etc, 

227  w Randolph  st $48 

Baxa  J to  F J Mackey,  Dec  23,  furn  etc, 

733  n Morgan  st,  7 m $63 

Bear  D G to  M P Biddlecom,  Dec  18,  furn 

etc,  171  Randolph  st,  6 m $63 

Blodgett  H Lto  West  Bros,  Dec  8,  billiard 
trbles  etc,  Ogden  av  and  Van  Buren  st, 

$100 

Bailey  J W to  A H Heinemann,  Dec  8, 
furn  etc,  2359  La  Lalle  st,  Apl  30,  ’86.  .$57 
Boland  W J W T DeLuce,  Dec  23,  engine, 

etc, , June  23,  ’86 $150 

Connor  W M toGrommes  & Ulrich,  Dec  23, 

cigar  store,  172  Van  Buren  st $913 

Custer  A to  W Wyman,  Dec  24,  machinery 

etc,  247  s Canal  st,  4 m $200 

Collins  W H to  M A Wolcott,  Dec  22,  furn 

etc,  454  Racine  av,  6 m $54 

Coleman  A to  E R Mackey,  Dec  24,  furn 

etc,  200  s water  st,  6 m $68 

Crooker  G A to  Continental  L Ins  Co,  Dec 
24,  piano  (Kaeber  17070)  and  furn,800>^ 

Madison  st,  6 $551 

Carlsland  M to  A Schaffhauser,  Nov  13, 

furn  etc,  805  w North  av,  3m... $76 

Colleen  A to  Marshall  Bros,  dec  26,  horse 
and  wagon,  570  w Superior  st,  4m...  .$90 


Cummings  S to  J C Kilgore, dec  26, horses, 

62  Pacific  av,  4 m $126 

Cummings  S to  G Wyman,  dec  26,  horse, 

62  Pacific  av,  4 m $75 

Coleson  AML  to  D Hyman  dec  26,  of- 
fice fixtures,  Opera  House  blk,  4 in  . . .$89 
Clark  R to  S Richardson,  Dec  23,  furn  etc. 

2918  Queen  st,  3 m $30 

Considine  J H io  1 A Hill,  Dec  26,  skates 
etc,  Jtckson  and  Sangamon  sts,  Jan  4, 

’85 $130 

Cookenbark  J P to  Seele  Bros,  dec  21, 

furn  — — , 1 y $143 

Coswell  H J to  M B Herrick,  dec  30,  furn 
etc,  3023  Groveland  av,  June  30,  ’85..  $167 
Cregar  S P to  S Richardson,  dec  28,  furn 

etc,  303  w Jackson  st,  6 m $135 

Cleveland  C J to  B J H Schaefer,  dec  26, 

barber  shop,  1 y $200 

Congdon  M E to  E R Mackey,  dec  28, 

furn  etc,  672  Van  Buren  st,  6 m $234 

Culter  M to  M Moorhouse,  dec  23,  furn 

etc,  214  4th  av $95 

Duffy  J to  P Lichtenstadt,  Dec  19,  horse 

etc,  279  Couiter  st $200 

Doran  J to  F G Wells,  dec  24,  horses,  etc, 

67  Wisconsin  st,  6 m $56 

Deakman  L C to  Brunswick  <fc  Co,  Dec  23, 

billiard  goods,  113  w 16th  st,  1 y $250 

Devine  M to  C E Baker,  Dec  23,  furn  etc. 

442  24th  st,  6 m $128 

Dooley  J E to  G Wyman,  Dec  8,  furn  etc, 

616  Carroll  av.  3 m... $36 

Everdean  S to  A F Cook,  dec  30,  wagon, 

Hyde  Park,  demand $100 

Enterprise  Stone  Co  to  E Morrison,  Dec 

23,  tug  W H Wood,  Jan  1,  ’87 $24,890 

Egan  & Hoefling  to  J D Long,  Dec  23, 
tools,  plumbing  goods  etc,  427  State  st, 

1 y $500 

Emmons  J to  S Nickerson,  dec  20,  carpets 

2349  Wabash  av,  4 m,  pm $30 

Erklin  J to  F G Wells,  Dec  23,  furn  etc, 

550  29th  st,  5 m $ — 

Eide  C to  S Richardson  Dec  23,  furn  etc, 

305  w Huron  st,  4 m $44 

Emerick  E A to  W D Kerfoot,  Dec  24,  ci- 
gar shop,  91  Dearborn  st,  6% $171 

Eitkoski  J to  E Staubin,  Nov  23,  furn  etc 

152  Blue  Island  av,  90  wks $900 

Ender  N B to  J G Pyle,  Nov  28,  furn  etc, 

, 1 y $100 

Foley  & Hickley  to  Brunswick-B-C  Co, Nov 
14,  billiard  goods,  Halsted  and  Congress 

sts,  5 m $400 

Fischer  G W to  P Schoenhofen  Brwg  Co, 
dec  29,  saloon,  543  Jefferson  st,  1 y.  .$375 
Ferris  L H to  J J Owen,  dec  18,  furn  and 
piano  (Fischer  58112),  447  Madison  st, 

4 m $120 

Fair  M & E to  M S Babcock,  dec  18,  furn 

etc,  76  Bond  av,  5 m $189 

Frewes  W to  M Schulie,  dec  29,  saloon, 

281  Sedgwick  st,  1 y $372 

Fick  P N to  J Floersch,  Dec  23,  house, 

3937  s Halsted  st,  10  m $104 

Foster  A to  R Isham,  dec  24,  furn  etc,  46 

Cherry  st,  5 m $33 

Faulstich  J H to  H Faulstich,  dec  28,  sa- 
loon, 357  w Chicago  av $150 

Fisher  C to  I Meyers,  dec  28,  furn  etc,  104 

V an  Buren  st,  1 y $100 

Fitzgibbons  F to  Brunswick-B-C  Co,  dec 

26,  saloon,  1600  State  st,  5 m $115 

Fleming  T to  J C Considine,  dec  19,  sa- 
loon, 238  Blue  Island  av,  May  1,  ’86.. $308 
Fitch  J H to  M J Emerson,  Dec  17,  furn 

etc,  2409  Michigan  av,  5 m $500 

Farldson  O to  E R Mackey,  Dec  23,  furn, 

etc,  237  w Division  st,  6 m $68 

Greeenleaf  G T to  G L Cannen,  Dec  22, 
dental  office,  Englewood,  June  22,  ’86 

$110 

Govelzke  J to  J Otzenherger,  Apl  18, 

horses,  DuPage,  Jan  1,  ’86 $194 

Graulich  J to  A Sohaffhauser,  dec  23,  furn 

etc,  307  24th  st,  5 m 78 

Gieser  K to  W Moorhouse,  dec  24,  furn  etc 
18  Penn  st,  6 m $72 


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Gebhart  K to  S Richardson,  Dec  20,  furn 

etc,  Lake,  4 m $38 

Geiman  M to  S Richardson.  Dec  22,  furn 

etc,  127  w Jackson  st,  2 m $35 

Gosling  G N to  W H King,  Dec  26,  furn 

etc,  3650  Vincennes  av,  4 m $545 

Gordon  M M to  H Loveland,  Dec  23,  furn 

etc,  311  Michigan  av,  5 m $1050 

Gallegher  A to  M J Stern,  dec  29,  furn  etc 

3445  State  st,  5 m $112 

Gray  S A toM  W Kerwin,  dec  28,  saloon,  9 

Polk  st,  14  m $700 

Gillam  W to  W Knapp,  dec  28,  saloon, 

35th  st  and  Calumet  av,  2 y $6,000 

Hecht  I to  W N Alley,  Dec  23,  fnrn  etc, 

3622  Forest  av,  4 m $167 

Heintz  C to  C Siepp  Brg  Co,  Dec  22,  sa- 
loon, 223  w Chicago  av‘  1 y $300 

Helen  J W to  H Sturge,  dec  1,  furn  etc, 

3633  Ellis  Park $165 

Hannon  P to  Wacker  & Birk  Brg  Co,  Dec 
22,  saloon,  153  Karrabee  st,  Apl  20,  ’86 

_ $208 

lieegel  F to  A Stepina,  dec  26,  furn  etc, 

640  Blue  Island  av,  3 m $32 

Healy  S to  J DeCosta,  Sept  16,  ’84,  furn 

etc,  424  s Morgan  st,  monthly $73 

Hobb  C to  J H Spear,  dec  22,  furn  etc, 

575  Wells  st,  3 m $64 

Hall  AH  to  J D Spear,  dec  24,  furn  etc, 

316  Sedgwick  st,  June  24,  ’86 $ — - 

Haller  J to  J Mortimer,  dec  14,  furn  etc, 

551  Fulton  st,  1 y $235 

Hughes  K to  O P Snyder,  dec  21,  furn  etc, 

216  Chestnut  st,  4 m $102 

Hackett  E D to  S Richardson,  Dec  12, 

furn  etc,  83  Ontario  st,  3 m $24 

Heistermann  H to  S Richardson,  Dec  24, 

furn  etc,  197  North  av,  5 m $83 

Holland  J to  D O’Connor,  Dec  21,  wagon, 

179  DeKoven  st,  1 y $450 

Harmon  A to  E D Clark,  dec  23,  furn  etc, 

152  n Carpenter  st,  6 m $126 

Henning  C to  C Lehman,  dec  26,  horses, 

Lake  View,  10  wks $50 

Hemry  E to  S Richardson,  dec  28,  furn 

etc,  1844  w Lake  st,  4 m $84 

Harrison  GW  to  W N Alley,  dec  29,  bar- 
ber shop,  75  w Monroe  st,  2 y $600 

Hudson  W to  S Richardson,  Dec  21,  furn 

etc,  893  Park  av,  6 m $73 

Heise  F to  C Lehmann,  Dec  22,  mule  etc, 

Lake  View,  4 m $95 

Hayes  BE  to  J C Hayes,  Dec  15,  saloon, 

170  Madison  st,  Sept  1,  ’86 $500 

Hall  A to  M S Babcock,  Dec  21,  furn  etc, 

112, w Madison  st,6  m $109 

Hall  M Lto  W H King,  Dec  24,  furn  etc, 

278  w Lake  st,  14  m ,$168 

Hall  D S to  E R Mackey,  dec  28,  furn  and 
piano  (Emerson  24355),  229  Marshfield 

av,  3 m $287 

Hansteen  F to  C Jevne,  dec  26,  grocery, 

115  Randolph  st,  2 y $1,000 

Hula  F to  V Nekola,  Apl  29,  horses, , 

1 y $200 

Higgins  R to  W B Cowgill,  Dec  22,  furn 

etc,  4061  Butterfield  st,  6 m $40 

Jensen  H C to  E R Mackey,  dec  28,  horses, 

cows,  etc,  Maplewood,  9 m $181 

Johnson  W T to  W W Charles,  dec  30,  furn 

etc,  638  w Lake  st,  4 m $92 

Johnson  L L to  J D Spear,  Dec  23,  horse, 

etc,  402  Harrison  st,  6 m $ — 

Johnson  G to  S Richardson,  Dec  22,  furn 

etc,  130  LaSalle  st,  4 m $68 

Jones  J M to  W N Alley,  Dec  22,  furn  etc, 

283  s Oakley  av,  4 m . $77 

Koster  H A to  F G Wells.  Dec  19,  furn  etc, 

267  Dayton  st,  6 m $92 

Kech  P to  N E Atwater,  Dec  22,  furn  etc, 

26th  and  e Indiana  sts,  8m $356 

Kragh  M P to  E R Mackey,  Dec  24,  furn 
and  piano  (Kimball  6883), st,  4 


Kraus  C to  C Passon,  dec  14,  pool  table, 

etc,  346  s Halsted  st,  ly,  pm., $ L 20 

Kruger  C to  S Richardson,  Dec  22,  furn 
etc,  231  w Indiana  st,  6 m $72 


King  M to  S Richardson,  Dec  23,  furn  etc, 

467  Milwaukee  av,  3 m $30 

Kendall  E M to  H B Rogers,  Dec  24,  furn 

etc,  112  18th  st,  4 in $49 

Kalv  J to  F J Mackey,  Dec  24,  furn  etc, 

360  n Franklin  st,  4 m $37 

Keene  J to  F J Mackey,  Dec  23,  horse  etc, 

471  13th  st,  m .$37 

Kimball  J to  J H Spear,  Dec  24,  furn  etc, 

64  w Pearson  st,  6 m $57 

Kemp  G B to  W N Alley,  Dec  24,  furn  etc, 

653  n wood  st,  3 m I $28 

Kroger  J to  F J Mackey,  dec  3o,  furn  etc, 

694  Orchard  st,  7 m $107 

Kreutzmann  H ^o  West  Side  Brg  Co,  dec 

30,  saloon,  436  n Ashland  av $280 

Keenan  J G to  J McMaster,  dec  29,  horse, 

etc,  455  w Hastings  st  2 y $200 

Klaiber  I to  P Klaiber,  dec  29  saloon,  319 

Milwaukee  av,  1 y $575 

Lunt  G W to  E R Mackey,  Dec  24,  furn  etc, 

36  Pine  st,  3 m $59 

Lee  M A to  L Burton,  dec  20,  furn  etc,  132 

w Washington  st,  16  wks $235 

Lind  G V to  S Richardson,  Dec  23,  furn 

etc,  53  w Erie  st,  6 m $72 

Liesen  V and  J to  S Richardson,  Dec  22, 
horses  etc,  1583  Milwaukee  av,  4 m.  .$360 
Leimbach  L to  J Gastel,  Dec  17,  furn  etc, 

668  w 12th  st,  1 y $100 

Larsen  J to  F J Mackey,  Dec  24,  furn  etc, 

120  Sedgwick  st,  4 m . . . . • ' " $121 

Lathrop  B to  M P Biddlecom,  Dec  11, 
furn  and  piano-(Steck ),  29  Wiscon- 
sin st,  6 m $95 

Lanzrath  J to  C Lehman,  dec  29.  horses, 

Jefferson  st,  Feb  1,  ’86 $100 

Leinhan  F D to  M A Wolcott,  dec  29,  furn 

etc,  345  Huron  st,  6 m $130 

Laramie  E A to  S Richardson,  dec  29, 
furn  etc,  194  w Adams  st,  May  26,  ’86. $84 
Lingren  G to  W W Charles,  dec  24,  furn 

etc,  19  Belden  pi,  4 m $115 

Medlein  I to  J Wyman,  Dec  24,  furn  etc, 

1310  41st  st $31 

McFadden  J to  S Richardson,  Dec  19, 

furn  etc,  72  Fennell  st,  4 m $56 

McLaughlin  P to  S Richardson,  Dec  22, 

furn  etc,  475  Robey  st,  4 m $245 

Moffett  G A to  J C 0 Moffett,  Nov  24, 

drug  store,  384  Madison  st $3000 

Milts  L to  J H Norton,  dec  26,  furn  etc, 

247  n Market  st,  3 m $34 

Moliter  J P to  M L Harris,  dec  21,  clocks, 

etc, , 2 m $34 

Miller  J to  J L Owen,  dec  26  piano 
(Kurtzman  3804),  Cottage  Grove  av,  3 


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.$110 


Mindemann  H to  C Brookman,  dec  15, 

horse  etc,  Bremen $500 

Morgan  S T to  W S Lasher,  dec  28,  furn 

etc,  52  s Peoria  st $135  ' 

Mullen  W to  W W Charles,  dec  22,  furn 

etc,  518  w Erie  st,  5 m $57' 

Morin  L to  Freeport  Natl  Bk,  dec  26, 
piano  (Engel  & S 5541),  173Felmore  st, 

11  m $110 

McCormick  R to  F G Wells,  Dec  23,  furn 

etc,  229  n Halsted  st,  6 m $ — 

McCormick  R to  F G Wells,  Dec  23,  furn 

etc,  226  n Halsted  st,  7 m . $ — 

Montague  L J to  M D Williams,  Dec  23, 

furn  etc,  106  18th  st,  6 m $175 

McGeary  J to  F J Mackey,  Dec  23,  horse 

etc,  429  w Huron  st,  2 m $33 

McBride  P to  J Wyman,  Dec  22,  furn,  etc, 
400  22d  st  3 m $18 


McNeil  T to  M Twiggs,  Dec  14,  furn  etc, 

36  Waller  st,  9 m $44 

Messmyer  M to  F J Mackey,  dec  18,  furn 

etc,  266  Wabash  av,  4 m $93 

Miller  C F M to  J Maxon,  dec  23,  furn  etc 

205  n Clark  st,  6 m $448 

Moore  FA  to  W S Wharton,  dec  24,  furn 

etc,  127  Dearborn  av,  5 m $220 

Myer  W to  S Richardson,  dec  29,  furn  etc, 

19  Grove  ct $121 

Nugent  w to  M S Alexander,  Dec  19,  furn 
etc,  53  n Hslsted  st,  May  21,  ’86 $170 


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Nichols  G E to  W M Johnston,  deo26,furn 

etc,  3253,  Forrest  av,  4 m $410 

Nyboe  C to  A Moller,  dec  3,  furn  etc, 

772  Gerard  st,  60  ds $100 

Nugent  W to  M S Alexander,  Dec  19,  furn 

etc,  53  n Halsted  st,  May  21,  ’86 $170 

Nutter  HLto  FG  Wells  19,  piano  (Yose 
16246),  669  w Jackson  st,  July  1,  ’86.. $195 
Nelson  E to  M Olson,  dec  26,  furn  etc,  112 

Milton  av,  1 y 0 $300 

Norwood  S A to  R H G Clark,  dec  26, 

horse  etc,  81  Throop  st,  1 y $75 

O’Malley  M to  C L Wyman,  dec  26,  furn 

etc,  492  Austin  av,  3 m $31 

O’Connor  M E to  C Seipp  Brg  Co,  dec  23, 

saloon,  S Chicago,  18m $800 

Ferry  H A and  M J Tubbs  to  W S Whar- 
ton, dec  18,  furn  etc.  532 % w Van  Buren 

st,  4 $588 

Pratt  M to  A Mendelssohn,  dec  18,  furn 

etc.  137  4th  av,  3 $230 

Page  A to  S Richardson,  Dec  21,  furu  etc, 

3543  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 m $165 

Pickett  H w to  w N Alley,  Dec  23,  furn 

etc,  236  Irving  st,  4 m $365 

Piper  C to  C Ryan,  Dec  22,  furn  etc,  734  w 
31st  st  ••••  •••• •»•••«••••  $39 

Peterson  G to  C Babcock,  dec  18,  furn  etc 

336  n Franklin  st  4 $94 

Pease  L A to  Chapin  & Gore,  dec  29,  res- 
taurant, 73  Monroe  st,  2 y $5,000 

Peters  A to  W B Thompson,  Dec  24, 

horses  etc,  143  Ontario  st,  6 m $260 

Poppelman  A to  w N Alley,  Dec  23,  furn 

etc,  50  Peck  ct,  6 m $484 

Patterson  A C to  A Carmichael,  dec  21, 

furn  etc,  Lake,  6 $141 

Phalen  A to  J H Hunt,  Dec  26,  furn  etc, 

767  Sheffield  st,  1 y $115 

Richards  J H to  J D Spear,  dec  28,  furn 

etc,  119  Halsted  st $125 

Reese  J T to  S Richardson,  Dec  23,  furn 

and  cottage,  530  56th  st $104 

Runge  F W to  S Richardson,  Dec  22, 

furn  etc,  198  Chestnut  st,  5 m $55 

Rohrigs,  Singer  & Co,  to  W Tiede, , 

fixtures,  15  Market  st,  monthly, $4000 

Reilly  P J to  J McCormick, Dec  19,  saloon, 

122  Lake  st,  17  m $1700 

Richardson  J H to  E R Mackey,  Dec  23, 

furn  etc,  Lake  View,  6 m 1$30 

Rathbun  D S to  J A Nichol,  Dec  16  furn 

etc,  183  Washington  st,  1 y $510 

Read  M to  C E wyman,  Dec  24,  horse  etc, 

537  Austin  av,  3 m $29 

Richards  L to  E O’Neill,  dec  22,  engine, 

etc,  63  Canal  st,  4 m $1,000 

Rosenberger  C F to  W F King,  dec  28, 

market, , 2 y $300 

Sullivan  T to  S Richardson,  Dec  26,  furn 

etc,  554  w Indiana  st,  6 m $72 

Stenson  V to  S Richardson,  Dec  22,  furn 

etc,  773  Austin  av,  6 m $60 

Shea  M to  S Richardson,  Dec  24,  furn,  etc. 

287  Carroll  av,  4 m $50 

Schumann  A to  G Schumann,  Dec  23, 

horses,  etc,  Bremen,  2 y $250 

Sherman  L S to  A C Weaver, Dec  22,  piano 
(Chickerinf  1400),  3310  Rhodes  av,  5 m^ 

Smith  G F to  LAW  Brush,  dec  24,  furn 

etc,  247  w Madison  st,  3 m $92 

Spencer  E A to  J Lagarid,  dec  28,  horse, 

etc,  498  Morgan  st,  3 m $40 

Shippy  G M to  C Siepp  Brg  Co,  Dec  23, 

saloon,  Taylor  and  State  sts,  2 y $4400 

Sharp  C E to  C E Baker,  Dec  22,  furn  etc, 

715  Wells  st,  6 m $107 

Stewart  W to  E T Gardner,  Dec  21,  furn. 

209  s Western  av,  4 m $50 

Souders  J H to  A H Heinemann,  Nov  20, 

furn  etc,  325  e Indiana  st,  6 m $74 

Snyder  E to  M L Horner,  Dec  22,  piano 

(Staple  No  9),  Brighton  Park,  2 m $50 

Smith  w J to  w N Alley,  Dec  23,  furn  etc, 
4507  Ivangley  »v  6 $55 


Sonnenschien  M to  E R Mackey,  dec  28, 

furn  etc,  22  St  John  pi,  6 m $140 

Shevill  G R to  F J Mackey,  dec  26,  furn 
etc,  221  n Wells  st  and  119  Locust  st,  5 

$369 

Schoen  H to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  dec  30, 
billiard  goods,  170  Madison  st,  1 y p m 

$800 

Sadie  C G to  F J Mackey,  Nov  27,  furn 

etc,  Heine  st,  6 $88 

Spencer  B D to  W W Charles,  dec  29, 
horses  etc,  Monroe  st  near  Michigan  av 

$275 

Schneider  W C to  Snider  & Hoole,  dec  26, 
furniture  etc,  298  Dearborn  st,  4 m..$385 
Sicotte  P to  W S Lasher,  dec  29,  furn  etc, 

504  w 12th  st.  18  m $100 

Smith  M to  P Best  Brg  Co,  dec  29,  furn 

etc  98  w Randolph  st,  6 m $150 

Silk  P J to  W Side  Brg  Co,  dec  28,  horse, 

etc,  150  Dearborn  st,  1 y $500 

Tobey  H C to  AH  Heinemann,  dec  28, 
piano  (Knabe)  and  furn,  434  Seminary 

av,  10  $118 

Thiele  E to  H Beroth,  dec  30,  fixtures  and 

stock,  2127  Archer  av,  monthly $3,400 

Tracy  J to  F J Mackey,  Dec  24,  furn  etc, 

34  37th  st,  5 $58 

Talcott  D O to  W S Lasher,  Dec  23,  piano 
(Weber  2008)  and  furn,  87  De  Kalk  st,  6 

$100 

Theresleff  F to  Kirchoff  & Newbarth,  dec 

24,  saloon,  285  w Indiana  st 

The  Metzer  Stove  Repair  Co  to  M Bruck- 
er,  Dec  24,  stock  etc,  125  Randolph  st, 

Apl  15,  ’87 $7000 

Toohey  C to  S Richardson,  Dec  24,  furn 

etc,  69  Tilden  av,  6 m $125 

Voedisch  B to  Rothschild  & Son,  saloon, 

298  North  av,  1 y $600 

Vickey  D E to  G Wyman, , wagon, 

668  Monroe  st,  4 $34 

Wehr  H to  G Gillespie,  dec  24,  furn  etc, 

26  n Canal  st,  4 m $165 

Weichman  F to  E R Mackey,  dec  24, 
horses,  etc,  Robey  and  Diversey  sts,  6 

$390 

Waterholter  L to  Wacker  & Birk  Brg  Co, 
Dec  24,  saloon,  2446  s Halsted  st,  May 

1,  ’86 $-00 

Weber  J to  J Wyman,  Dec  24,  furn  etc, 

213  Walnut  st,  6 m $60 

Wyatt  W E &Co  to  FCBell,  dec29, wagons, 

2 y $1,700 

Wausmann  J A to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  dec 
13,  saloon,  12th  st  and  Center  av,  1 y 

$300 

Wallace  D to  F G Wells,  dec  16,  piano 
(Emerson  32707)  and  furn,  178  s Morgan 

st,  6 $195 

Weeks  w H to  w S Lasher,  Dec  24,  furn,  48 

Artesian  av,  6 m $59 

Wales  E C to  C Babcock,  Dec  16,  furn  etc, 

416  Halsted  st,  5 m $79 

Whitley  F to  F J Mackey,  Dec  22,  horse 

etc,  592  s Halsted  st,  5 m $156 

Walter  C W to  E R Mackey,  Dec  23,  furn 

etc,  166  Coblenz  st,  6 m $195 

Walker  J C to  G F White,  Dec  22,  furn 

etc,  582  w Washington  st  2 y $1001 

Walker  J C to  G F White,  Dec  22,  furn 

etc,  582  Washington  st,  2 y $1()00 

WegelhenerC  to  Wacker  & Birk  Brg  Co, 
Dec  22,  saloon,  bldg  and  contents,  90  s 

Clinton  st,  May  1,  ’86 $300 

Weaver  M to  W H King,  dec  26,  piano 

(McPhail  8405),  1705  Dearborn  st $37 

White  A R to  E R Mackey,  Dec  4,  furn  and 
piano  (Steinway  & Sons  12494),  62  s 

Elizabeth  st,  5 m $52 

Wolff  W to  O P Snyder,  dec  22,  furn  etc, 

270  Larabee  st,  3 m $30 

Wine  R to  A B Magoun,  dec  24,  furn  etc, 

196  w Lake  st,  3 m $37 

Willis  R J to  A B Magoun,  dec  22,  furn 

etc,  657  Rockwell  st,  90  ds $47 

Wachendorf  F to  W W Charles,  dec  15, 

horse  etc,  587  n Halsted  st,  4 m $59 

Wrighton  W to  S Richardson,  Dec  23,  277 

s Halsted  st,  5 m $49 

Walsh  M to  S Richardson,  Dec  24,  furn 

etc,  2 Whiting  st,  3 m $75 

Wendt  A to  S Richardson,  Dec  23,  furn 

etc,  32  Ruble  st,  4 m $50 

Wolff  E to  O P Snyder,  dec  14,  furn  etc, 
2524  s Halsted  st, $92 


Blfil.M  OK  HALE. 

Charles  W W to  E Dingel,  dec  28,  furn  etc, 

$300 

Clark  C to  J Desjaredin,  Dec  28,  saloon, 

520  Harrison  st $800 

Carroll  W to  J Henry,  Deo  29,  smithy,  580 

Madison  st $ 

Dorris  L to  H Cohen  &Co,  Aug  31,  saloon, 
2126  State  st,  with  lease $1000 


Douglass  C H to  L Baird,  Dec  8,  molding 

machine, Jjw.$300 

Ernst  F to  S Ernst,  Dec  21,  market,  326  s 

Halsted  st $200 

Eichler  M to  A Eichler,  Nov  5,  books  and 

stationery,  74  Clybourne  ave $800 

Gilsness  T to  M Fisher,  dec  4,  restaurant, 

104  Van  Buren  st $225 

Jackson  F G to  Goodell  <fc  Waters,  Dec  15, 

machinery,  etc,  197  Canal  st $375 

Johnston  W S to  J Gatrell,  May  26  ’77,  cot- 
tage, 292  n Franklin  st $1 

Judd  & Judd  to  Reed,  Murdock  & Fisher, 
Dec  29,  groceries  etc,  384  Ogden  aAe, 

$465 

McCormick  J to  P McCormick,  Dec  3, 

furn,  etc,  264  Blue  Island  av $450 

Mitchell  J to  Bartholomae  & Roessing, 

Dec  26.  saloon,  — w Indiana  st $400 

Morgan  M F to  R F Winston,  Dec  29,  furn 

etc,  520  Congress  st $i>32 

Morgan  M F to  R F|Winslow,  Dec  29, 

furn  etc,  520  Congress  st $532 

Nelson  EioF  Therseloff,  Dec  24,  saloon, 

285  w Indiana  st $263 

O’Neill  P to  M Breen,  Dec  22,  furn,  etc, 

913  s Halstel  st $1200; 

Robertson  R to  J Bordeaux,  Dec  15,  house 
etc,  s w cor  Wentworth  and  Maple  avs, 

$2500 

The  Metzner  Stove  Repair  Co  to  M 
Bruckey,  Dec  14,  entire  stock  tools  etc, 

125  Randolph  st $7,000 

Welch  W to  M Welch,  Dec  29,  carriages 

etc 

Windes  T G to  S D Babcock,  Dec  23, 
bldg,  b 9 frl  15  add $1550 


JUDGMENTS. 

CJIBCUIT  OOUBT. 

54700  Ruben  Rubel  v John  W E Thomas  and 
Fannie  Brown.  By  deflt,  debt  $500,  das 
$207.85,  debt  to  be  dischgd,  etc. 

50663  August  Kenzel  v Benton  Manzy.  Mo 
n t denied  and  judgt,  $400.  Appl;  bond 
in  20  ds  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

4883  J A Morlett  v Lockie  Horse  Shoe  Pad 
Co.  On  findg,  $23.56. 

45278  Clara  J O’Neill  v Patrick  and  Terence 
O’Neill,  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $1213.79. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

54593  Charles  F Mitchell  et  al  v Cheltenham 
Improvement  Co.  By  deflt,  $726.45. 

TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

2781  Charles  E Bennett  v A L Flaningham, 
John  R Kesier  and  Frank  H Morrical. 
$83.65. 

2782  George  Hauslein  v James  McGowan. 
$68.60. 

2783  C B Kinsley  v John  H McLean.  $164. 

2784  Edward  D Murray  jr  v James  Ingram. 
$23.26. 

2785  Hunzinger  Tobacco  Co  v Johanna 
Casey.  $39.50. 

2786  Otto  Kempe  vs  Henry  Heartman. 
$14.56. 

2787  Casper  Reumer  v Same.  $25. 

2788  Henry  Capron  et  al  v Virgil  and  M J 
Liberman.  $139.50. 

2789  Marie  Sup  v Vaclav  Sup.  $110. 

2790  P J Flynn  v Morris  Moriarty  and  wife. 
$48. 


LAW  DECISIONS. 


ized  or  not.  —The  opinion  of  the  Suji 
Court  of  the  United  States,  by  Fielc 
holding  where  county  bonds  are  authoriz 
by  statute  upon  a vote  of  a mojoiity  of  the 
citizens  of  the  county,  and  certain  officers 
designated  to  certify  the  result,  if  in 
such  cases  the  bonds  refer  to  the  statute  and 
recite  a compliance  with  its  provisions  and 
have  passed  for  a valuable  consideration  in- 
to the  hands  of  a bona  fide  purchaser,  with- 
out notice  of  any  defect  in  the  proceedings, 
the  county  will  be  estopped  from  denying 
the  truth  of  the  recitals.  That  in  this  case 
there  were  no  recitals  in  the  bonds,  and  the 
bank  in  taking  them  was  bound  to  ascertain 
whether  or  not  they  were  authorized. 


Zrizzolara  F to  C B Forrest,  dec  23,  fruits, 
confectionery  etc,  134  22d  st,  Jan  7,  ’86 
$600 

Ziehn  J A to  A L Heagshadt,  Dec  24, 

horses  etc,  66  wendell  st,  8 m $130 

Zielker  H to  F W Hill,  dec  22,  furn  etc, 
392  n Paulina  st $65 


Sale  of  Lands  of  Bankrupt  Estate. — The 
by  Woods,  J.,  holding,  where  a sale  of  opin- 
ion of  the  United  States  Supreme  Court  the 
lands  of  a bankrupt  estate  has  been  made 
and  confirmed  by  order  of  the  bankruptcy 
court  and  the  lands  has  been  conveyed  by 
the  assignee,  that  the  Circuit  Court  of  the 
United  States  if  without  jurisdiction,  at  the 
suit  of  the  purchases,  to  enjoin  a sale  of  the 
same  lands  about  to  be  made  upon  the  or- 
der of  a State  court. 

County  Bonds — Recitals  in  When  Pur- 
chasea  bound  to  Ascertain  whether  Author- 


William  Jack  et  al  v.  F.  D.  Weiennett. 

Ottawa,  Nov.  14,  1885. 

Taxes— A tax  is  not  a debt  in  the  ordinary 
sense  of  that  word.  The  State  may  distrain 
and  sell  property  for  a tax,  if  not  paid 
when  denanded,  without  first  obtaining  a 
judgment,  and  as  between  it  and  creditors 
of  the  person  owing  the  tax.  the  State  is  en- 
titled to  a preference.  The  claim  of  the 
goverment  for  the  payment  of  taxes  upon 
the  citizen  is  paramount  to  all  other  claims 
and  liens  against  his  property. 

The  Constitution  provides  that  the  Gen- 
eral Assembly  shall  provide  such  revenue  as 
shall  be  needed  by  levying  a tax  by  valua- 
tion. so  that  every  person  and  corporation 
shall  pay  a tax  in  proportion  to  the  value  of 
his’  her  or  its  property.  To  enforce  this 
provision  it  is  indispinsable  that  the  tax 
shall  have  priority  in  right  of  payment  over 
individual  debts. 

Where  a insolute  debtor  makes  an  assign- 
ment of  his  property  for  the  benefit  of  his 
creditors,  even  before  the  tax  books  are 
placed  in  the  hands  cf  the  collector,  the 
State  will  still  have  the  right  to  subject  the 
property  assigned  for  the  payment  of  any 
taxes  due  from  the  assignor;  and  when 
the  property  assigned  consists  of  nots  and 
choses  in  action,  the  collector,  on  proper 
petition  to  the  County  Court,  will  be  entitled 
to  an  order  of  that  court  directing  the  as- 
signee to  first  pay  the  taxes  of  the  assignor 
out  of  the  trust  fund. 

An  assignee  of  a failing  debtor  takes  the 
property  assigned  ’’subject  to  all  equities, 
liens  or  incumbrances,  whether  created  by 
operations  of  law,  or  by  the  act  of  the  insol- 
vent, which  existed  against  the  same  in  the 
hands  of  the  insolvent. 

If  property  assigned  for  the  benefit  of 
creditors  is  sold  in  good  faith  to  a purchaser 
before  the  tax  books  come  to  the  hands  of 
the  collector,  so  as  to  become  a lien  on  the 
same,  the  purchaser  would  take  free  of  any 
lien  for  taxes.  But  tangible  property  in  the 
hands  of  the  assignee,  after  the  collector  re- 
ceives his  warrent,  is  subject  to  distress  and 
sale  by  the  collector  the  same  as  if  in  the 
hands  of  the  assignor. 

If  the  insolvent  laws  could  be  held  to  have 
the  effect  of  releasing  either  persons  or  pro- 
perty from  taxation,  to  the  extent  they 
would  be  unconstitutional,  as  Sec.  6,  Art.  9 
of  the  Constitution  denies  the  power  of  the 
Legislature  to  release  any  person  or  proper- 
ty from  his  or  its  share  of  taxes  levied  for 
State  puuposes. 

The  statute  continues  the  power  and  duty 
of  the  county  collector  and  his  successor,  to 
collect  taxes  after  his  return  and  final  settle- 
ment until  they  are  paid  and  the  lien  creat- 
ed by  the  warrant  continues  from  one  eol- 
lectior  to  another,  even  after  return  of  the 
tax  books,  and  the  entry  pf  the  taxes  in  an- 
other book. 


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Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

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For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


Elizabeth  Kauffman  v.  Jonathan  Peacock  et 
al. 

Ottawa,  Nov.  14,  1885. 
Doweb. — Inchoate — How  terminated. — 
The  inchoate  right  of  dower  does  not  become 
property  or  anything  more  than  an  expec- 
tancy, at ’any  time  before  it  is  consummated 
by  tha  husband  was  seized,  is  sold  under  a 
deed  of  trust  in  which  she  unites  with  her 
husband  and  releases  her  dower,  is  sold,  the 
surplus  proceeds  of  the  sale  after  satisfying 
the  debt  secured,  becomes  the  personal  pro- 
perty of  the  husband  and  her  inchoate  right 
of  dower  in  the  property  is  terminated. 
Deed  op  trust — Surplus  proceeds  of  sale 
under,  personal  property,— If  real  estate  is 


sold  under  a deed  of  trust  by  which  the  wife’s 
right  of  dower  is  released,  any  surplus  aris- 
ing from  the  sale  left  after  paying  the  mort- 
gage debt,  becomes  the  personal  property 
of  the  husband,  if  living,  and  as  such  liable 
to  be  taken  by  his  creditors  the  same  as  per- 
sonal property  acquired  by  him  from  any 
other  source. 

Statute — -Sec.  5 of  Dower  Act. — The  sta- 
tute (Sec.  5 of  the  Dower  Act),  giving  the 
wife  of  a mortgagor  the  right  of  dower  in 
the  surplus  arising  from  a sale  only  when 
the  sale  is  made  after  the  death  of  the  mort- 
gagor, or  husband,  would  seem  by  implica- 
tion to  exclude  herlright  of  dower  in  the  sur- 
plus when  the  sale  is  in  the  lifetime  of  the 
husband. 


W.  C.  VOSBURGH  MF'U.  GO., 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


ARTISTIC 

Gas  Fixtures, 


1S4  & 186  Wabash  Ave,  Chicago, 
Wholesale  and  Retail  dealers  in  GAS  FIXTURES  of 
all  kinds:  also  KEROSENE  FIXTURES, 
Lamps,  Globes,  Burners,  etc. 


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184  and  186  WABASH  AYE. 


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Contractors  for  Cut  Stone, 


And  Manufactueers”of 


Young’s  Diamond  Saws,  Cranes,  Travellers,  Dubbing' Beds,  &c. 

jTIPlaned  Vault  Covers, 


18  Lumber  street, 

i*Near  12th  Street, 


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ADVERTISEl)  SALES. 


DEC.  28. 

N half  of  lot  25  in  blk  11  in  Hansbrough. and  Hess 
sub  of  east  half  of  sw  qr  of  sec  36  40  13.  H T Steele, 
Master.  L N. 

Lot  10  in  blk  11  in  South  Branch  addn  to  Chicago. 
H Waller,  Master.  L N. 


Lot  16  in  b 13  of  Egandale,  being  a sub  of  e 118  acs 
of  sw  qr  of  sec  11  38  14.  O Aldis,  B Lathrop,  Trus- 
tees. L N. 

Lot  6 in  sub  b 3 in  out-lot  or  b 47  in  w 1-2  and  w 1-2 
of  ne  qr  of  sec  17  39  14;  a so  lot  70  in  Boake’s  re-sub 
of  b 5 in  Cochran,  Toucey  & Cram’s  sub  of  w 1-2  of 
se  qr  of  sec  6 39  14.  Wilhelimne  Jahp. 

Being  200  x 125  ft  in  area  commencing  its  meas- 
urement at  a point  138  ft  s of  north  boundary  and  30 
ft  w from  east  boundary  of  4 acres  of  e half  of  w half 
of  se  qr  ef  nw  qr  of  sec  23  39  13  S F Hanchett,  Sher- 
iff. L N. 

Lots  29  and  30  in  b 3 and  lots  21  and  22  in  b 4 in  Ira 
Brown’s  add  to  Park  Ridge,  Cook  county.  S F Han- 
chett, Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  2 block  7,  U S add,  sec  28  39  14.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

DEC.  30. 

Lots  10  and  11  in  b 3,  Gilbert  & Farmer’s  add  to  Ev- 
Fanston,  being  a sub  w % se  qr  ne  qr  sec  13  41  13. 

H Marsh.  U S Marshal  L X . 

□Sub-lot  5 in  Assr’s  Div.  of  lots  1 2 15  and  16  in  b 31 
in  Wolcott’s  addition.  John  S Wheat,  Conservator. 
L A. 

JANUARY  4. 

Lots  30  and  31,  except  the  north  4 feet  thereof,  in 
Jos  Smith’s  sub  of  w V4  of  b 90  in  the  C T’s  sub  of 
w V%  of  section  27  39  14.  Jos  Rathhorne,  Guardian. 
L A. 

Lot  63  in  Mather  & Talt’s  add  to  Chicago,  valued 
at  $1,000,  sub-lot  6 of  lots  14  to  16  in  b 64,  School  Sec 
add,  valued  at  $1,000,  sub-lot  6 of  lots  8 and  9 in  b 59 
in  C T’s  sub  of  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14,  valued  at  $2,200. 
8nd  sub-lot  7 of  lots  8 and  9 in  b 59  in  C T’s  sub  of 
nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14.  H Waller,  Master.  L N. 

JAN.  5,  1886. 

S half  of  lot  13  in  b Fin  D W Storrs’  sub  of  n half  of 
out-lot  19  in  sec  33  39  14.  HL  Steele,  Master.  I,  N. 

Lot  28  in  sub  by  the  heirs  of  T H Shelby,  of  b 13, 
in  Walsh  & McM’s  sub  of  s of  s % of  se  qr  of  sec 
20  3914.  Jozefa  Starman,  Admx,  L N. 


Lot  9 in  that  part  lying  w of  Arnold  st  of  sub  of  b 

2 in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14;  also  se  qr  of  lot  3 in  b 

3 in  C T’s  new  snb  of  b 2 in  e fr  of  se  fr  qr  of  sec  21 
39  14.  .T  T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  6 to  15  inlb  2 in  Jacobs  & Burchell’s  sub  of  s 
16?3  acres  of  e H of  w Vi  of  ne  qr  of  sec  35  40  13.  J T 
Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  29  and  30  in  b 3 of  lots  21  and  22  in  b 4 in  Ira 
Brown’s  add  to  Park  Ridge,  Cook  County,  111.  S F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 


JANUARY  6,  1886. 

Lot  20  in  b 5,  Waller’s  subnw  qr  ne  qr  sec  20  39  14. 
sub-lot  5 in  re-sub  of  lots  1 to  19  in  Holmes’  sub  of  w 
half  sw  qr  se  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  34  39  14,  and  e half  of 
snb-lot  5 of  re-sub  of  lots  10  to  12  in  b 2,  and  lots  1 to 
6 in  b 3 in  Jenning’s  sub  of  the  s halt  of  n half  of  sw 
qrof  ne  qr  of  sec  3 38  14.  Nathaniel  Bacon,  Guard- 
ian. L N. 

N ealf  of  lot  6 in  b 19  in  Johnston’s  sub  of  e half  of 
se  qr  of  sec  6 39  14.  Chas  Brueggert,  Admr.  L,  N. 

Westerly  half  of  lot  48  in  Desplaines;  also  n half  of 
lot  2 in  b 7 in  Parson  & Lee’s  add,  being  part  of  sec 
17  41 12.  Geo  H Moser,  admr.  L A. 

Lot  22  in  b 2 of  the  sub  of  b 49  in  sub  of  sec  19  40  14. 
Thos  G Windes,  Master.  L A. 

Lot  9 in  b 2 in  Reich’s  add  to  Dalton,  being  a sub  of 
sw  fr  qr  (south  of  the  river)  of  sec  34  37  14.  Thos  G 
Windes,  Master,  LfN. 

JAN.  25. 

N V2  of  w *4  of  n 47  ft  of  It  1 in  Bronson’s  add  to 
Chicago.  Louis  Weber,  admr.  L N. 

JAN.  26. 

Und  *4  of  lot  40  in  b 15  in  Elston’s  add  to  Chicago. 
Anna  Marek,  executrix.  L N. 

JAN.  12. 

Lot  39  in  b 1 of  Hedeuberg’s  sub  of  u w % of  s e Li 
of  sec  7 38  14.  J W Hedenberg,  mortgagee.  L N. 

JAN.  18. 

Lot  4 in  b 1 in  Cook’s  sub  in  ne  Li  u w Li  of  sec  8 
38  14.  D J Avery,  master. 

Lot  1 b 1 in  Hermann’s  sub  of  s w Li  n w *4  of  sec 
27  38  14.  T G Windes,  master.  L N. 

jan  12 

Lots  25,  26  and  27  in  b 1 of  Hedenberg’s  sub  of  n w 

of  s e % of  s e Li  of  sec  7 38  14.  Isabella  Heden- 
berg, Mortgagee.  L N. 

JAN.  19. 

Lot  2 in  b 13  in  school  sec  add  to  Chicago.  H. 
Waller,  master.  L N. 

Jan  18. 


Lots  18,  19  and  20  in  Thos  and  John  D Parker’s  sub 
of  b 58  in  sub  of  sec  19  39  14.  H Waller,  master. 
L N, 


" I. 


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out medicine -.-Pain  Sn  the  back,  hips,  head,  or 
limbs,  nervous  debility,  lumbaflfo,  general  debility, 
rheumatism,  paralysis,  neuralgia,  seiatien,  diseases 
ofthe  kidneys,  spinal  diseases,  torpid  liver,  gout, 
seminal  emissions,  impoteney,  asthma.  heai*t  dis- 
ease, dyspepsia,  eonstipation,  erysipelas,  iiidlges* 
tlon,  hernia  or  rupture,  catarrh,  piles,  epilepsy, 

dWhenaany,debtility  of  the  GENERATIVE  ORGANS 
occurs,  lost  vitality,  lack  of  nerve  force  and  vigor, 
wasting  weaknesses,  and  all  those  diseases  of  a per, 
M,nal  nature,  from  whatever  cause,  tue  continuous 
itream  of  Magnetism  permeating  through  the  parts 
must  restore  them  to  a healthy  action.  Theieisn 
mistake  about  this  appliance. 


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JAN.  9,  ’86. 

N half  of  w half  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35  40  12;  also  n 9 
ores  commencing  in  the  center  of  Desplaines  river, 
,ud  9 chs  and  21  links  e of  sw  corner  of  ne  qr  of  sec 
5 40  12.  Elizabeth  Trumbull,  Executrix.  X.  N. 

Lot  43  in  b 4 in  C H Harrison’s  sub  of  b 1 and  2,  in 
ub  by  City  of  Chicago  of  sec  19  39  14;  also  lots  35 
,nd  36  inb  17  of  So  Lynn,  being  Vail’s  sub  of  n half 
.nd  nw  qr  sw  qr  of  sec  I9  38  14.  Louise  Morissette, 
ecutrix.  L N. 

JAN.  11. 

Lot  16  In  blk  4 of  C H Harrison’s  addn  to  Chicago. 
1 T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  15  in  blk  4 of  C H Harrison’s  addn  to  Chicago. 
1 T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

JAN.  11. 

Lots  1 2 and  3 in  sub  of  n 135  ft  of  lot  2 in  b 62  in 
Svanston.  J L Custer,  Master.  L N. 

That  part  of  lot  7 in  the  sub  of  the  estate  of  Sarah 
tnderson,  deceased,  of  se  14  of  nw  qr  of  sec  9 49  13. 
Chos  G Windes,  Master.  L N. 

The  s 14  acres  of  ne  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  16  41 13;  also 
6 acs  (west  of  and  adjoining  the  Gross  Point  road) 
if  nw  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  16  41  13.  Jno  T Noyes,  Mas- 
er. L N. 

TANUARY  16. 

Lot  6 in  Hurlbut’s  sub  of  part  of  ne  cor  of  e 14  of 
> 79  of  C T’s  subdn  of  w 14  of  sec  27  39  14.  Henry  W 
Bishop,  Master,  L N. 

JANUARY  12. 

S half  lot  3 in  Zearing’s  sub  of  the  following  1 acre 
>f  land,  commencing  at  a point  594  ft  s of  the  nw 
;omer  of  sw  qr  of  sec  10  38  14.  Andrew  Quaid,  Admr. 

'La. 


Blks  7 8 and  16  in  Ingram’s  add  to  Hegewisch,  being 
sub  of  e 82  24-100  acres  of  nw  qr  of  sec  7 36  15.  SI- 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  80  b 48  in  C T’s  sub  of  w 14  and  w 14  of  ne  M 
of  sec  17  39  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  11  sub  blk  1,  b 32  of  sec  7 3p  14.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

JAN.  23. 

Lot  10  in  b 1 in  Kay’s  addn  to  Chicago.  Johanna 
Froeder,  Admx.  L N. 

JAN.  26. 

Lot  14  in  b 1 in  Travers’  sub  of  n w 14  of  n w 14  of 
n e 14  of  sec  8 38  14.  A O Butler,  trustee.  L.  A. 

JAN.  23. 

Lots  5 6 9 and  10  in  b 3 in  Odell’s  sub  of  bs  5 and  6 
in  Hitt’s  sub  of  s e 14  of  sec  8 37  14.  H.  L.  Wait, 
master.  .L.  A. 

JAN.  28. 

Lot  7 in  a re-sub  of  sub  Its  6 7 8 and  9 of  lot  16  in  b 
3 in  U S Bank  add . N Steilen,  admr.  L.  A. 

JAN.  14. 

Commencing  at  a point  3 50-100  chains  s of  n w cor 
of  sec  1 38  12.  A Voss,  master.  L A. 

JAN.  19. 

Lots  4 to  12  and  15  to  43  and  45  to  47  in  b 3 in  Bruce 
& Walker’s  sub  of  w 47  acres  of  w 14  of  s e 14  of  sec 
2 38  13.  S F Hanchett,  sheriff. 

Beginning  at  a center  line  of  Ontario  ave  916  58- 
100  It  south  of  the  center  line  79th  street,  thence 
running  south  along  same  line  1403  ft;  thence  e 1500 
feet  to  shore  of  Lake  Michigan;  thence  nly  along 
said  shore  to  a point  1080  ft  due  oast  of  piace  of  be 
ginning;  thence  w 1080  ft  to  same  place  situated  in 
secj 38  3 15.  S F Hanchett,  sheriff.  L N. 


WHO  IS  UNACQUAINTED  WITH  THE  CEOCRAPHY  OF  THIS  COUNTRY,  WILL^ 

SEE  BY  EXAMINING  THIS  MAP,  THAT  THE 

— = 


CHICAGO,  ROCK  ISLAND  &.  PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

Pv  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
of  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
Mnte&ttnk  in  that  systeS  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  ancl  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
is  also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  from  points  East,  Northeast  and 
<imvt-hpnqt  and  corresponding  points  W est,  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  its  main  line  and  branches,  Chicago, 
LaSalle  Peoria  Geneseo,  Moline  and  Rock  Island,  m Illinois; 
Davennort ^Muscatfne,’  Washington,  Fairfield,  Ottumwa  Oskaloosa,  West 
Lffiertv,  Iowa  City,  Des  Moines,  Indianola,  Winterset,  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Audubon  Harlan  Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  m Iowa,  Gallatin, 
Ti^ntoS  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri ; Leavenworth  and  Atchison, 
In  Kansas-  Albert  Lea  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul,  in  Minnesota;  Watertown  in 
Dakote?lAd  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 

THE  GREAT  ROCK.  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  or  continuous  steel  rail;  sub-. 

■YYiif  nnlworfq  and  bridges-  rolling  stock  as  near  perfection  as 
buman^kiKn^akr  it  ;tee  My  kppfiancls  of  patent  buffers  Platforms 
and  air-brakes;  and  that  exacting  discipline  which  governs  the  practical 
oneration  of  all  its  trains.  Other  specialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 
aS  connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 

1UXTheFast1ExpressTrafns" 'between  Chicago  and  the  Missouri  River  Me  com-, 
posed  of  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent  P^ ^hicb 
Palace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dining  Cars,  m which 
elaborately  ^rooked,  meals  are  leisurely  eaten  ‘.'  good  digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between . Chicago  and  Kansas  city  ana 
Atchison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

Is  the  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  Depots  for  all  points  m the  Territories 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route,  Fast  Express  Trains  are  run  to  the 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  ^ 

ffig  grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  the 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastoral  lands  of  interior  Dakota.  , H 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
between  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati,  Indianapolis,  and  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable,  as  well  as 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada;  or 
by  addressing 


R.  R.  CABLE, 

President  and  General  Manager,  Chicago. 


E.  ST.  JOHN, 

General  Ticket  and  Passenger  Agent,  Chican* 


16 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


PALACE  FUR2TITTJRE  STORE 

399  & 401  WEST  MADISON  STREET, 


THE  STORE  FOR 

Good  Goods. 

399  & 401  W.  Madison  St. 

THE  STORE  FOR 

A Large  Variety  of  Goods. 

THE  STORE  FOR 

THE  STORE  FOR 

Gentlemanly  Treatment. 

Cheap  Goods. 

PALACE 

THE  STORE  FOR 

THE  STORE  FOR 

Clean  Goods. 

FURNITURE  STORE. 

Cash  Goods. 

THE  STORE  FOR 

No  Easy  Payments. 

THE  STORE  FOR 

Fine  Finished  Goods. 

If  D^ecple  Tla.i30.3s  ’T^7" e cLoio-’t  Sell  C3o.ee. p 

ALL  THEY  HAVE  TO  DO  TO  BE  CONVINCED  IS  TO 

CALL  AND  GET  OUR  PRICES! 


We  handle  no  poorly-made  goods,  and  as  we  do  no  easy  payment  business,  we  do  not  have  to  take 
goods  back  oh  chattel  mortgages  and  place  them  on  our  floor  again  as  new. 

Our  Goods,  therefore,  are  all  free  from  vermin,  as  they  have  been  received  direct  from  the  factories  and 

have  not  been  in  use  in  all  sorts  of  tenement  houses,  and  as 


we  can  sell  goods  at  the  VERY  LOWEST  FIGURES. 

BE  SURE  AND  REMEMBER  THE  PLACE  : 

399  & 401  W.  MADISON 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


J.  HART, 

Manufacturer  of  Gilt,  Walnut,  Oalt,  Cherry  and  Pine  Finished  or  Imitation 

ItOOH  A\l>  COltMI  l. 


Also  make  a Specialty  in  putting  up  Mouldings  in  New  Houses  for  Hanging  up  Pictures. 

Office  and  Factory,  26  N.  Elizabeth  St.,  between  Lake  and  Randolph. 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


If  you  want  to  save  your  Walls,  put  up  Room  Mouldings. 


J.  C.  M“  F A It  b A N l>. 

Slate,  Tin  and  Corrugated  Iron  Roofer. 

Manufacturer  of 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Sheet  Metal  Skylights,  etc.. 
Agent  Austin  Patent  Corrugated  Conductor. 

Thid  Conductor  guaranted  not  to  burst  from  freezing, 
jy  Particular  attention  given  to  repairs  of  all  kinds.  — 4K3  Telephone  4 I 7 I . 

219  and  221  West  Lake  Street.  .....  CHICAGO.  ILL. 


J.  H.  PEARSON  & CO., 

Lumber, Lath  and  Shingles, 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds  and  Mouldings, 

Cor.  Canal  and  Lumber  Sts. 

superior  facilities  for  manufacturing,  and 
our  central  location,  enable  us  to  offer  Lum- 
ber at  from  $1.00  to  $3.00  per  M less 
than  this  published  list.«^2 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 

YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS — DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 


1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch it  8 00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1%  and  1(4  inches 46  00 

3d  clear,  1(4,  114  and  2 inenes 44  00 

A select,  1(4  and  1%  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  1(4,  154  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select  22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D 20  ft ; 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mob 36  00 

B 34  00 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 17  00 

10  feet 15  50 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 16  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 38  00 

B 36  00 

0 28  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear . 41  00 

A siding  strips 39  00 

A flooring  strips 34  00 

B „ „ 33  00 

G „ 24  00 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  00 

B 20  00 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-ineh,  6-inch 32  00 

Cleat  and  A.  94 -inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  % insh  , 6 irch 32  00 

SIDING — TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding  ID  50 

% -inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

,1  „ 141  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1(4  and  l(4-ineh . . 13  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

„ 12,  14,  18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 


Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sidns,  $1  50. 


ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  006717  00 

Cull 8 00 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00@16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 

BEECH. 

Good 16  00@17  00 

Cull 

Log  run 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 23  00@25  00 

Cull 7 00(5;  8 00 

Log  run 13  (I0@16  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 25  00@30  00 

Call 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  24  00(526  no 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 20  00(5.21  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing.!  nch 27  00(0(29  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 28  00(g32  oO 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  ) 

“ “ rough 54 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHmoLKS  — REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr  bdl . . ..11.36  or  6.40  pr  M 


tqoartBoitfl  . 1.26  or  6,06  pr  M 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common ' 9 00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 11  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  18  00 

1(4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 21  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2‘4-inch 00  60 

2‘4-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 1 2 45 

Extra  A 2 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  50@13"50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00 fa  1 6 00 

2x8,  „ „ 12  00(5.14  50 

2x10,  „ 12  50(516*00 

2x12,  12  50(5,17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@14  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAE  LOADS. 

Dry 2 00 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  (4  6 inch,  7 feet 10(4 

(4  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

(4  8 inch,  7 feet 17(4 

(4  8 inch,  7 feet 9 

(4  9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length  12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length 13 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

20  feet,  per  inch 22  1 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 


The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 


Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2(4  in $23  00@25  00 

Thicker 25  00(527  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 

OAK. 

1st  and  2d 22  00@24  00 

Common  14  00(516  00 

Timber 17  00@19  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Step  plank 27  00 

Cull...  10  00 

WALNUT. 

Bange  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

1st  and  2d 60  00(565  00 

Common 40  00(545  00 

Culls 22  00(626  00 

Extra  good 70  00@75  CO 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 23  00@24  00 

Common * 14  00(5  16  00 

Cull 11  00@13  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 60  00S65  00 

“ “ thick 65  00(5)70  00 

Cull 10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00@22  00 

Common 12  00(5  14  00 

Cull 6 00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00@30  00 

Cull 10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 35  00 

1st  and  2d,  1(4  in  and  up 37  50@40  00 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 16  00(518  00 

Cull 8 00@  9 00 

Merchantable *. 13  00^(14  00 

BIRCH. 

Good 20  00@25  00 

Cull 


LUMLBY 

BANK.  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 


194  LaSalle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order. 


J.  J.  W ADE'S 

TANK 

AND  ALL-PORCELAIN 

WATER  CLOSET. 


rjlHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 


to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

I also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  f>nd  Globes. 


House  Draining  and.  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


/ 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATEE  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 

JOEC3ST  NORTHEN 

"The  Practical  Furnace  Man,” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Sebvoss,  Nobthen  & Oo. 

MANUFACTUBEB  AND  DEALEB  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER.” 

The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  sts. 

E.  E.  NOYES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 
Metal  Skylights, 

Tin  and  Slate  Roofing,  Smoke  Stacks,  eto. 

33-35  W.  Madison  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Contracts  taken  in  City  or  Country. 
Prompt  work  and  prices  to  suit  the  times. 

Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICACO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


A-TSLD 


Ceiling 

DECORATORS. 

Studio  Sc  Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  321.1  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER.  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave,  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR^ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  S69  Washington  Blvd. 

J.MANZ&CO. 

V „fc%\©NERS  ^ • 


ENGRAYERS 


m 


r Ojy^Qot)* 

94  LaSalle  Street,  Chicaeo. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

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shingle  is  thoroughly  painted  before  applying. 

A roof  that  has  two  designs  in  one— a perfect  hexagon  and  a complete  arrow 
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Representative  Buildings. 

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This  is  a nine-story  building  and  is  located  on 
Jackson  street,  sixty  leet  west  of  LaSalle  street,  and 
nearly  opposite  the  new  Board  of  Trade,  running 
through  the  entire  block  to  Quincy  street.  No  more 
desirable  location  can  be  found  for  commission,  in- 
surance, banking  or  other  branches  of  business  need, 
ing  first-class  office  accomodations.  The  construc- 
tion of  the  building  is  of  the  best  quality  throughout, 
embracing  all  the  latest  improvements.  It  it  fire- 
proof and  well  equipped  with  elevators,  safety  de- 
posit vaults,  heating  and  ventilating  apparatus,  elec- 
tric lights,  etc.  Mead  & Coe,  Major  Blk,  south-east 
corner  LaSalle  anil  Madison  streets,  have  charge  of 
the  renting  of  the  offices. 


Annual  Review  of  the  Market. 

1885-1886. 

The  review  of  the  real  estate  market  for 
the  year  ending  Dec.  31.  1885,  may  be  made 
with  the  greatest  satisfaction,  as  no  year  for 
the  past  ten  at  least,  has  been  equal  to  it  in 
the  firmness  of  prices,  the  general  advance 
of  real  estate  in  all  locations  and  of  all 
classes,  the  steady  demand  for  both  im- 
proved and  unimproved  property. 

Beginning  with  the  center  of  the  city  and 
working  out  from  it  in  all  directions,  we 
first  come  to  speak  of 

CENTRAL  BUSINESS  PBOPERTY. 

The  demand  for  this  class  of  property  has 
been  unprecedented  in  the  history  of  Chi- 
cago. It  has  come  from  both  home  and 
eastern  capitalists.  Every  piece  of  central 
business  property  placed  on  the  market  at 
any  thing  like  reasonable  prices  was  taken, 
and  still  the  demand  continues.  Many  im- 
portant exchanges  were  made,  among  them 
may  be  noted  the  sale  by  the  McNeil  estate 
to  the  Phoenix  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  of  50  feet  on 
Clark  street  by  213  feet  on  Jackson  street, 
being  the  southwest  corner,  for  $400,000; 
the  southeast  corner  Adams  and  State,  lOOx 
138,  to  Henry  Strong,  $310,000;  the  north- 
west corner  Fifth  ave.  and  Randolph,  80x 
180,  to  L.  C.  P.  Freer,-  80  feet  between 
Adams  and  Jackson,  to  F.  Haskell,  $158,000, 
and  many  other  ranging  from  100,000  to 
150,000. 

The  causes  for  this  active  demand  are  the 
uncertainty  of  stocks  and  other  investment 
securities,  the  low  percent  offered  for  money 
by  the  banks,  the  growing  pupalarity  of  real 
estate  as  an  investment,  especially  Chicago 
realty,  and  the  steady,  sure  and  large  in- 
come which  this  security  brings. 

These  same  reasons  which  have  influenced 
capitalists,  have  caused  smaller  buyers  in 
large  numbers  to  invest  in 

NORTH,  SOUTH  AND  WE  IT  SIDE  REAL  ESTATE, 

both  improved  and  unimproved,  for  resi 
dence  and  business  purposes. 

The  select  residence  portion  of  the  North 
Side,  lying  east  of  Dearborn  ave.  and  north 
of  Chicago  av.  to  the  park,  has  received 
many  important  additions  in  fine  residen- 
ces and  the  advance  in  the  values  of  this 
property  has  been  quite  marked. 

There  has  been  the  nearest  to  a boom  on 
the  South  Side,  in  the  rapid  exchange  of 
several  thousand  feet  of  Boulevard  property 
and  the  greatly  advanced  prices  at  which 
this  was  bought,  ranging  at  50  to  100$  over 
the  prices  asked  a year  ago.  The  property 
affords  special  advantages  in  train  accomo- 
dation to  board  of  trademen,  who  were 
large  buyers. 

The  West  S'de  has  equalled  the  other  Sides 
in  the  improvements  made,  the  advance  in 
values  and  the  demand  for  its  property. 
The  property  holders  of  the  West  Side  have 
read  with  a self-assuring  complacency  all 
editorials  concerning  the  “Exodus  from  the 
West  Side,”  knowing  that  the  West  Side  is 
(Continued  on  page  3). 


In  order  that  we  may  be  able  to  lay 
before  our  readers  and  purchasers  of  real- 
estate  generally,  a somewhat  succinct  state- 
ment of  what  has  been  done  in  that  line  of 
business  during  the  year  now  closing,  and 
at  the  same  time  give  a fairly  reliable 
opinion  of  the  prospects  of  that  trade  for 
the  coming  twelve  months,  we  have  obtained 
the  views  of  several  prominent  Real-Estate 
Brokers,  and  give  the  results  of  our  confer 
ences: 

Messrs.  S.  H.  Kerfoot  & Co„  No.  91  Dear-, 
born  Street — the  oldest  and  one  of  our  most  repu- 
table firms  of  that  fraternity,  state  that,  while  deal- 
ings have  been  of  a quiet  kind  during  the  year  past, 
reference  to  the  records  of  deeds  will  show  that  the 
transactions  have  been  many  in  number,  fair  in  re- 
gard to  values,  and  large  in  the  aggregate  of  money 
value  This  is  as  concise,  true  and  correct  a state- 
ment of  the  matter  as  could  be  made. 

MR.  S.  H.  KERFOOT,  the  Senior  member  of  this 
firm,  who  has  been  in  the  business  for  now  nearly 
thirty  years,  says  that  during  the  whole  past  year 
there  has  been  as  much  firmness  in  the  market  as 
he  has  ever  known  to  characterize  it. 

MR.  S.  H.  KERFOOT,  JR.,  the  junior  member  of 
the  firm,  expresses  the  opinion  that  there  has  not 
been,  during  the  past  ten  years,  so  fair  a promise  of 
brightness  and  activity  in  purchases  and  sales  as 
there  now  is  for  the  ensuing  year. 

Snow  A IMckinson.  97  Washington  St.— 
While  the  real-estate  fraternity  of  Chicago,  embraces 
a large  number  of  men,  only  a comparatively  small 
number  are  pre-eminently  successful  in  carrying  on 
their  business.  To  do  this  it  requires  business  facul- 
ties, experience,  integrity  and  untiring  energy.  It 
has  been  by  a combination  of  such  qualities  that  the 
firm  of  SNOW  St  DICKINSON  has  met  with  unwont- 
ed success.  Through  active  transactions  in  Chicago 
real-estate  for  many  years,  both  members  of  the 
firm,  Edgar  M.  Snow  andTHEO.  G.  Dickinson,  have 
acquired  a large  experience  and  wide  knowledge  of 
Chicago  realty.  Their  operations  during  the  past 
year  have  been  very  extensive,  including  many  im- 
portant sales  in  business  and  residence  property. 
Their  connection  with  capitalists  have  enabled  them 
to  place  loans  in  large  amounts  at  rates  as  low  as  five 
per  cent. 

The  collection  of  rents,  payment  of  taxes,  care  and 
management,  of  property  for  non-residents  or  city 
owners,  is  another  branch  of  their  business.  As  they 
give  special  attention  to  the  sale  and  management  of 
central  business  property  and  North  and  West  Side 
real-estate,  reliable  and  valuable  iuformation  may  be 
obtained  from  them  in  reference  to  this  property. 
All  business  given  to  tbem  will  be  transacted  in  an 
honorable  and  business-like  manner. 

North  and  South  Side  Residence 
Property.— There  is  always  room  and  success 
awaiting  Active,  energetic  and  honorable  men  in  the 
real  estate  and  loan  business  of  Chicago.  Every  firm 
with  such  qualities  embarkiDg  in  the  real-estate  busi- 
ness gives  credit  to  the  fraternity.  The  success  of 
the  firm  of  Cl.  I!.  <»ordou  A Co.  has  been  due 
to  these  qualities.  Their  business  during  the  past 
year  has  increased,  and  the  scope  of  their  operations 
widened.  Their  property  for  sale  lies  principally 
on  the  North  and  South  Side,  where  their  sales  for 
the  past  year  have  chiefly  been  made. 

The  firm  is  composed  of  C.  U.  Gordon  and  W.  L. 
Blood,  both  active  and  energetic  men.  They  antici- 
pate an  active  demand  for  property  during  the  com- 
ing year,  and  to  meet  this  have  prepared  a fine  list  of 
residence  property  on  the  two  sides.  They  also  rent 
houses,  collect  rents,  and  care  for  property  In  gene- 
ral. Loans  nre  negotiated  by  them  on  first-class 
securities  at  current  rates.  Office  rooms,  70  and  71 — 
79  Dearborn  street. 

Nelson  Thoinasson— Room  3,  85  Washington 
ST.--During  the  past  year  there  has  been  an  increas- 
ing demand  for  all  classes  of  property — especially  in 
this  market,  in  the  transactions  in  acre  property. 
This  has  been  due  in  a large  degree  to  the  extension 
of  Chicago  iu  every  direction.  Some  of  the  largest 
transactions  iu  this  class  i f property  have  been  nego- 
tiated by  NELSON  THOMASSON,  who  has  dealt  in 


acre-property  for  many  years.  He  has  promised  to 
give  us  a list  of  some  of  his  best  sales,  which  we  will 
publish  soon.  In  one  instance  the  buyer  made  over 
forty-one  thousand  dollars  profit  in  a single  invest- 
ment. He  is  very  familiar  with  acres  in  Lake  View, 
Jefferson.  Cicero,  Lake.  Lyons,  Hyde  Park  and  Calu- 
met Townships  — which  comprise  the  best  lands 
around  Chicago.  He  also  deals  largely  in  stores  aDd. 
business  property.  The  largest  sale  of  store  proper- 
ty for  the  year  1845,  was  made  by  him.  A great 
many  elegant  residences  were  sold  through  his 
agency.  As  an  owner  and  a representative  of  own- 
ers, Mr.  Thomasson  is  largely  interested  in  Park 
and  Boulevard  property  and  offers  bargains  there- 
in. He  has  also  some  choice  sit -is  for  factories 
and  warehouses  on  the  Belt  and  other  Railroads, 
cheap. 

Wright  A Turner,  116  Dearborn  St., 
Room  49 — Is  one  of  the  most  active  firms  in  the  busi- 
ness. They  do  a general  Real-Estate,  Loan  and  Rent- 
ing business,  both  in  and  out  of  the  city.  The  gene- 
ral awakaning  in  business  in  all  lines  had  its  effect 
on  the  real-estate  market  during  the  past  year,  which 
is  shown  by  the  constantly  increasing  confidence  in 
Chicago  realty,  both  by  home  and  non-resident  capi- 
talists. The  out-look  is  still  more  encouraging  for 
the  coming  year,  as  reported  by  them. 

They  buy  and  sell  ali  classes  of  real-estate,  nego- 
tiate loans,  giving  their  personal  attention  to  the  care 
and  management  of  property,  such  as  collecting 
rents,  paying  taxes,  etc. 

Their  business  extends  over  a wide  territory  out- 
side of  Chicago,  such  as  Florida  orange  lands,  groves 
and  winter  homes.  Western  cattle  ranches,  and 
farms,  in  nearly  all  of  the  Western  States.  Business 
entrusted  to  their  care  will  receive  prompt  and  care- 
fu.  attention. 

fiOAXS.— The  loan  market  of  Chicago  has  an 
old  and  well-known  representative  in  the  firm  of 
Wright  A Tyrrell,  whose  operations  in  Chi- 
cago for  non-resident  and  city  capitalists  have  been 
on  the  largest  scale,  embracing  many  millions  of 
dollars.  They  have  found  Chicago  real-estate,  when 
compared  to  that  of  other  large  cities,  to  be  far 
ahead  iu  the  advantages  which  it  offers  to  investors. 
Their  business  includes  the  making  of  loans  in  any 
amount,  at  current  rates,  on  good  security.  Tneir 
office  is  located  in  room  9,  Tribune  Building,  south- 
east corner  Madison  and  Dearborn  streets,  where  it 
has  been  for  the  past  twenty  years. 

Subdivisions.  — The  rapid  building  up  of  the 
vacant  property  adjoining  Chicago  and  immediately 
inside  the  city  limits,  has  been  due  in  a large  mea- 
sure to  the  untiring  efforts  of  a few  men  who  have 
given  their  attention  to  the  buying,  subdividing  anil 
building  up  of  available  tracts  of  land  so  situated. 
Among  these  none  are  more  prominent  and  none  have 
undertaken  the  business  on  so  large  a scale  as  SAM’L 
E.  GROSS  & CO.  Their  subdivisions  principally  lie 
on  the  North  and  West  sides,  just  inside  the  city 
limits  and  within  easy  distance  of  the  parks  which 
adorn  the  North  and  West  Divisions,  and  are  so  well 
chosen  that  they  have  become  very  popular  and  are 
constantly  increasing  in  value.  During  the  past  five 
years  this  firm  has  sold  over  3,500  houses  and  lots,  a 
record  which  alone  tells  the  story  of  their  successful 
operations.  It  is  eisily  discernnble  why  buying  then- 
houses  is  good  policy.  For  buying  as  they  do  large 
quantities  of  buildmg  material  of  all  kinds  and  build- 
ing under  the  direction  of  their  own  superintendants, 
they  are  able  to  make  an  immense  saviug  and  thus 
offer  their  houses  much  cheaper  than  they  could  be 
built  separately,  and  the  variety  of  their  houses  af- 
fords buyers  an  opportunity  to  select  just  what  suits 
them. 

In  answering  the  queston  why  the  firm  has  ac- 
complished so  much  in  so  short  a space  of  time,  Sir. 
Gross  said:  For  the  good  and  fair  treatment  I give 
people,  I refer  to  the  many  thousands  who  have 
bought  houses  aud  lots  from  me,  and  who  are  now 
living  iu  homes  of  their  owu,  which  they  are  paying 
for,  with  ease  and  comfort.  I have  never  been  com- 
pelled to  foreclose  a mortgage,  or  sue  a purchaser. 

I build  on  my  own  laud,  buy  all  my  building  ma- 
terial in  large  quantities,  and  hire  all  work  done  on 
the  houses,  by  the  day,  under  the  immediate  anil 
constant  supervision  of  my  own  superintendents  and 
foremen,  and  I therefore  can  sell  a better  built 
house,  for  a less  price,  thau  others.  • 

The  rnaiu  office  of  this  firm  is  at  Northwest  corner 
Clark  aud  Madison  Streets,  Chicago. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Mouth  Chicago.  III.— Important  improve- 
ments have  taken  place  in  South  Chicago  during  the 
past  year.  •The  construction  of  a street  railway  has 
been  begun  and  cars  are  running  on  a part  of  it. 
This  will  connect  all  the  important  points  on  both 
sides  of  the  Calumet  river.  Further  improvements 
have  been  reported,  such  as  construction  of  a grain 
elevator,  several  brick  blocks  and  many  frame  build- 
ings. Another  lumber  firm  has  leased  1000  feet  d >ck- 
age,  thus  making  the  eighth  lumber  yard  now  there. 

Mr.  JACOB  BREMER,  with  office  in  Eigemann  bldg 
South  Chicago,  has  been  promiuen* ly  connected  with 
the  growth  of  South  Chicago  since  1873.  He  is  mak- 
ing a specialty  of  South  Chicago  real  estate,  of  welch 
he  has  a large  list,  both  improved  and  unimproved. 
The  interests  of  non-residents  are  carefully  attended 
to  by  him.  Taxes  are  paid,  insurance  placed,  loans 
negotiated  and  in  fact  everything  in  connection  with 
a general  real  estate  business  is  done  by  him. 

The  prospects  for  1886  for  South  Chicago,  Mr.  Bre- 
mer reports,  as  very  favorable.  Important  improve- 
ments will  be  made. 

Mortgage  Loans.— No  city  has  had  as  mar- 
velous a growth  as  Chicago  since  the  fire  of  1871, 
when  its  best  business  and  residentia'  jiortions  were 
wrecked  and  devastated  by  tire.  The  fire  had  its 
good  results'  in  giving  Chicago  a class  of  buildings 
especially  for  business  purposes,  which  places  her 
among  the  leading  cities  of  the  world.  She  is  not 
excelled  in  the  high  character  of  her  many  business 
blocks.  The  growth  and  prominence  would  not  have 
been  so  rapid,  if  there  were  not  liberal  loans  on  the 
part  of  capitalists  who  fore-aw  the  coming  greatness 
of  Chicago.  Especially  is  this  so  in  reference  to  the 
crisis  which  she  passed  through  at  the  time  of  the 
great  lire.  At  that  time  no  firm  was  more  active  in 
the  placing  of  loans  than  FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & 
CO.,  through  whose  agency  many  of  the  largest  loans 
were  negotiated.  Ever  since  that  time  as  well  as 
previous  to  it,  they  have  been  prominently  engaged 
in  the  placing  of  loans  in  any  amount  on  good  se- 
curity. They  are  ranked  among  the  oldest  and  larg- 
est firms  in  this  business,  having  placed  $10,000,000, 
or  more.  In  reviewing  the  business  of  the  past  year, 
they  report  an  improvement  in  the  volume  of  bus’’- 
ness  transacted,  and  that  Chicago  real  estate  is  get- 
ting on  a firmer  foundation.  They  see  every  indica- 
tion pointing  to  an  active  business  in  loans  and  real 
estate  for  the  coming  year.  The  rates  of  five,  six 
and  seven  per  cent,  which  have  ruled  for' the  past 
year,  will  continue  as  the  money  market  is  firm  at 
these  rates.  The  firm,  composed  of  Francis  B. 
Peabody,  Jas.  L.  Houghteling  and  Francis  S.  Pea- 
body, have  their  offices  located  at  68  Washington  st.. 
where  valuable  information  in  regard  to  the  money 
market  may  always  be  obtained. 

Edwards  Richards.  South  Chicago  ano 
Cheltenham  Real  Estate.— The  general  improvemen 
in  business  during  the  past  year  has  had  its  effec. 
upon  the  real  estate  interests  of  South  Chicago  and 
Cheltenham  Beac*'.  Both  these  suburbs  have  made 
marked  improvements  and  have  still  brighter  pros- 
pects before  them  for  the  coming  year.  The  revival 
In  the  iron  interests  throughout  the  country,  have 
given  new  life  to  the  Rolling  Mills,  which  have  had  so 
important  a part  in  the  growth  of  South  Chicago. 
This  property  has  an  enterprising  representative  in 
the  firm  of  Edwards  & Richards.  They  have  con 
fined  their  efforts  almost  exclusively  to  South  Chi- 
cago and  Cheltenham  real  estate,  and  as  a result  are 
well  versed  in  the  values  and  salable  real  estate.  Auy 
correspondence  in  regard  to  this  property  will  be 
promptly  attended  to.  Beside  their  real  estate  in- 
terests, they  are  carrying  on  extensive  fire  insurance 
business,  placing  Insurance  in  reliable  and  strong 
companies.  Office  Room  7,  Wiuuepeg  Block,  South 
Chicago,  111. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Renting.— The 

real  estate  fraternity  has  received  during  the  past 
year  a prominent  addition  in  the  firm  of  NORMAN 
T.  GASSETTE  & CO.  For  the  past  thirty-six  years 
Mr.  Gassette  has  been  a citizen  of  Chicago,  and  in 
that  time  has  filled  some  very  important  trusts. 
From  1862-1872  he  was  clerk  of  the  Circuit  Court  and 
ex-officio  Recorder  of  Deeds.  In  1872  he  engaged  in 
the  real  estate  business,  which  he  continued  for  four 
years.  From  1876-1878  he  was  President  and  Treas- 
urer of  the  corporation  of  Donelley,  Gassette  & 
Lloyd  During  the  last  year  he  resumed  the  real 
estate  business,  in  which  he  has  had  marked  success. 
His  long  experience  and  large  acquaintance,  enables 
him  to  make  favorable  negotiations  for  property 
owners  and  buyers  alike.  The  care  and  management 
of  property,  including  thepayingot  taxes,  collecting 
rents,  attending  to  repairs,  forms  a prominent  feature 
of  his  business.  Correspondence  solicited  from  both 
property  owners  and  buyers.  Office  Rooms  9-10,  85 
and  87  Dearborn  street. 

Mam'l  t!chr  & Mon.  Ill  Dearborn  Street.— 
Chicago  would  not  have  had  so  rapid  and  substantial 
a growth  if  there  were  not  liberal  loans  on  the  part 
of  capitalists  for  building  and  other  purposes.  The 
•placing  of  these  loans  so  as  to  insure  the  capitalist 
against  any  loss,  is  an  important  one.  It  requires  a 
large  experience  and  general  knowledge  of  real 
estate.  The  business  has  representatives  who  gp  e 
their  time  almost  exclusively  to  this  branch  of  real 
estate  business.  Prominent  among  these  is  the  firm 
of  Sam'i.  Gehr  & Son.  By  giving  special  attention  to 
placing  of  mortgage  loans  on  city  real  estate,  they 
are  enabled  to  give  caoitalists  first-class  security  and 
the  highest  current  rates  of  interest.  They  take  the 
care  and  management  of  property  for  non-residents. 
Entire  estates  are  also  placed  in  their  hands.  Re- 
cently they  have  placed  upon  the  market  a subdivi- 
sion of  twenty  acres,  located  on  Halstec  street  be- 
tween 52d  and  53d  streets.  They  report  an  increase 
in  the  volume  of  business  transacted  during  the  past 
year  and  believe  that  indications  point  to  an  active 
business  for  the  coming  year.  The  loan  market  is 
firm  and  rates  of  interest  steady. 

West  Mitle  Real  Estate. —The  ipiprove- 
rnents  on  the  West  Side  for  1885  have  been  extensive 
and  numerous.  More  buildings  have  been  put  up  on 
this  side  tliau  on  either  of  tbo  others.  Madison  st„ 
Ogdeu  ave.,  VanBuren  and  other  business  streets 


have  all  received  additions  in  stores  and  fine  business 
blocks,  while  residences  without  number  nave  sprung 
up  In  every  direction.  r,’his  property  lias  had  a 
prominent  representative  for  many  years  iu  HENRY 
A.  OSBORN,  128  LaSalle  street.  Mr.  Osborn  deals 
almost  exclusively  in  West  Side  business  and  fine 
residence  property,  and  by  confining  his  attention  to 
this  special  property,  has  gained  a thorough  knowl- 
edge as  to  values  and  the  salable  real  estate.  During 
the  past  year  he  lias  transacted  some  of  the  largest 
deals,  notable  among  which  is  the  block  on  the  north 
west  corner  of  Madison  and  Page  streets,  for  $90.0110; 
south-west  corner  Halsted  and  Madison  streets, 
‘•Cole  Block.”  for  $152,000  and  many  smaller  ones. 
He  believes  that  the  prospects  for  this  property  is 
even  brighter  than  at  t’rs  time  last  year,  owing  both 
to  the  general  awakening  in  business  and  to  the 
amount  of  improvements  of  the  last  year. 

Barnes  A Parish,  157  LaSalle  Street.— The 
two  prominent  branches  of  the  real  estate  business, 
the  buying  a.nd  sel’mg  of  property  and  the  renting 
of  houses  are  carried  on  in  a representative  manner 
by  the  well  known  firm  of  Barnes  & Parish.  Their 
success  is  due  to  the  possession  of  the  necessary 
requirements  of  the  business,  experience,  energy, 
integrity  and  business  facilities.  Their  list  of  real 
estate  comprise  choice  investment  property  in  all 
parts  of  the  city  and  acre  property  throughout  many 
of  the  states.  Their  renting  dep»rtr.ient  is  one  of 
the  largest  in  the  city.  Their  facilities  are  unsur- 
passed for  the  care  and  management  of  property 
both  for  non-residents  and  city  owners,  including  f lie 
paying  of  taxes,  collecting  rents,  making  i-epaiis, 
securing  of  responsible  tenants,  etc. 

John  Y.  Young,  Room  514,  New  (Vera  House 
Building,  south-west  corner  Clark  and  Washington 
streets.— The  real  estate  transactions  of  Mr.  Young 
during  the  past  year  has  included  both  city  and  sub- 
urban property.  Among  the  suburbs,  h“  has  been 
chiefly  interested  in  Lake  View  and  Englewood,  in 
which  he  has  made  many  sales.  His  lists  of  city 
property  are  from  the  West,  North  and  South  Sides, 
both  business  and  residence,  improved  and  unim- 
proved. He  has  also  negotiated  many  loans  during 
the  past  year,  the  demand  for  which  has  been  on  the 
increase. 

Upon  the  completion  last  spring  cf  the  New  Ooera 
House  Building,  a cut  of  which  may  be  seen  in  this 
issue,  Mr.  Young  removed  his  office  to  it,  where  he 
has  a pleasant  suit  of  rooms  and  where  information 
in  regard  to  real  estate  matters  in  general  may  be 
obtained. 

Mulmrban  Real  Estate.— The  real  estate  ii- 
teres  s of  the  suburbs  adjoining  Chicago  have  fora 
long  time  held  an  important  place  in  the  transactions 
of  our  brokers  on  account  of  the  vast  amount  of  this 
property  changing  hands  from  year  to  year.  The 
year  of  1885  has  surpassed  other  years  in  the  aggre- 
gate number  of  sales.  If  any  discrimination  was 
made  as  to  the  rapidity  in  growth  of  our  suburbs,  it 
would  be  in  favor  of  Englewood,  which  has  been 
marked  for  its  building  and  real  estate  transactions 
during  the  past  year.  For  many  years  JOHN  A. 
BARTLETT  has  made  this  suburb  his  residence  and 
during  this  time  has  given  special  attention  to  its 
real  estate  interests.  He  has  seen  Englewood  grow 
from  a few  hundred  in  population  to  as  many  thous- 
and. It  enjoys  the  advantage  of  a city  and  is  without 
many  of  its  disadvantages.  In  consulting  with  Mr. 
Bartlett,  reliable  information  may  be  obtained  in  re- 
gard to  salable  Englewood  real  estate.  Office:  Room 
21, 152  LaSalle  street. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans.— The  advance  which 
is  continually  going  on  in  Chicago  real  estate  and 
the  bright  prospects  ahead,  together  with  the  many 
paying  investments  which  have  already  been  made, 
have  induced  many  prominent  and  responsible  busi- 
ness msn  to  engage  in  the  real  estate  and  loan  busi- 
ness. Led  by  such  inducements,  the  firm  of  WM. 
LEAGUE  & CO.  embarked  in  the  real  estate  and  loan 
business.  Mr.  League  is  one  of  Chicago’s  old  citizens 
and  has  been  engaged  for  many  years  in  the  commis- 
sion business.  He  has  a large  circle  of  friends  and  a 
wide  business  experience.  During  the  past  year  he 
has  made  important  tsansactions  in  real  estate  and 
looks  forward  to  an  Increasing  business  for  the  ensu- 
ing year.  His  office  is  very  favorably  located  in  the 
Royal  Insurance  Building  (a  cut  of  which  appears  in 
this  supplement),  No.  169  East  Jackson  street. 


1st  Mortgage  Loans.— The  firm  of  CHAN- 
DLER & CO.,  Mortgage  Bankers,  at  110  Dearborn  st., 
report  a large  increase  during  1885  in  the  amount  of 
capital  invested  in  mortgages  on  real  estate  in  this 
city,  Englewood  and  Hyde  Park.  This  is  due  to  tire 
continued  growth  and  confidence,  seen  by  all  in  the 
future  of  this  wonderful  city  Messrs.  Chandler  & 
Co.  have  been  making  loans  on  Chicago  realty  since 
1858.  and  represent  some  of  the  most  prominent 
banks  and  capitalist  here  and  in  the  East.  Their 
mortgages  are  accepted  without  question  or  examin- 
ation of  the  security,  so  great  is  the  confidence  felt 
in  their  judgment.  They  have  always  on  hand  for 
sale  a choice  line  of  these  securities,  and  investors 
will  do  well  to  consult  them  before  placing  funds 
elsewhere.  They  also  transact  a large  business  in 
the  buying  and  selling  of  real  estate,  and  the  renting 
and  care  of  property  and  owners  listing  property 
with  them  will  be  sure  to  further  their  owu  interests. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  anil  Renting.  -Every 
year  sees  the  addition  of  new  firms  to  the  real  estate 
agents  and  the  dropping  out  of  old  ones.  Among  the 
recently  established  agencies  is  that  of  \VM.  REED  & 
CO..  95  Clark  street.  Room  3.  The  firm  is  composed 
of  Wm.  Reed  and  N.  A.  Clemons,  both  men  of  busi- 
ness experience.  Mr.  Reed  has  been  a resident  of 
Chicago  for  the  past  thirteen  years,  and  has  in  this 
time  gained  an  extensive  knowledge  of  real  estate 
and  its  values. 

The  firm  is  transacting  a general  real  esiate  busi- 
ness, comprising  the  buying  and  selling  of  real  es- 
tate, negotiating  loans,  renting  and  management 
of  houses,  including  the  paying  of  taxes,  collecting 
rents,  placing  insurance,  etc. 

They  are  centrally  located,  being  on  the  northeast 
corner  Clark  and  Washington  streets,  and  are  ready 
to  satisfy  buyers  with  property  of  all  grades  and  iu 
all  parts  of  the  city, 

M.  T.  Cole  A Co. — West  Side  real  estate  is 
improving  with  every  year  and  prices  are  continu- 
ally advancing.  It  has  had  for  many  years  a prom 
inent  representative  in  the  firm  of  M.  T.  COLE  & CO., 
south-west  corner  Madison  and  Halsted  streets,  who 
are  the  oldest  of  West  Side  real  estate  agents.  Their 
business  comprises  the  buying  and  selling  of  real 
estate,  negotiating  loans,  routing  houses  and 
the  general  care  and  management  of  properly.  They 
report  encouraging  prospects  for  the  coming  year  in 
this  property. 


Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  R,  (trains  start  from  Union 
Depot),  they  have  recently  sold  nearly  1,000  feet,  on 
which  some  fifteen  beautiful  homes  are  now  built  or 
building.  The  development  of  this  new  road  especi- 
ally interests  the  Board  of  Trade  and  wholesale  dry 
goods  sections.  Lake  shore  homes,  near  the  city, 
with  rapid  trausit  and  at  reasonable  prices,  is  worthy 
of  attention.  For  particulars  see  W.  L.  Davis  & Co., 
153  Raudoljih  street. 

.loll n M.  Uelimen,  Room  26  Asaland  Block, 
North-east  corner  Clark  aud  Randolph  streets. — The 
fire  insurance  business  of  Chicago  has  its  place  among 
the  most  important  of  the  varied  occupations  which 
her  business  men  engage  in.  It  is  the  only  safe  pro- 
tection against  loss  by  fire.  To  this  business  Mr. 
Oehrneu  has  given  his  attention.  He  has  in  this  time 
also  been  interested  in  real  estate,  but  the  increase 
iu  his  insurance  business  made  it  advisable  for  him 
to  follow  up  this  altogether.  Through  his  residence 
in  the  southern  portion  of  the  city  for  mauy  years, 
he  has  derived  a wide  knowledge  of  the  real  estate  of 
tills  division  of  the  city.  He  has  formed  a connection 
with  the  well-known  house  of  A.  H.  Darrow,  which 
enables  him  to  place  insurance  in  the  most  reliable 
companies  at  rates' as  low  as  the  lowest.  Business 
may  be  transacted  with  Mr.  Oehmen  either  at  his 
office,  Room  26,  Ashland  Block  or  his  residence,  No. 
2247  Wentworth  avenue. 

Real  Estate  ami  Loans. — The  year  of 
1885  has  seen  the  rapid  development  of  the  prop- 
erty west  of  Garfield  Park.  This  has  been  due  in  a 
great  measure  to  the  West  Chicago  Land  Co.  This 
Company  has  sold  and  improved  a large  amount  of 
their  property  in  this  vicinity  through  their  enter- 
prising agent,  M.  A.  FARR,  of  the  firm  of  J.  B.  Good- 
man & Co.  There  h tve  been  over  forty  houses  built 
during  the  past  year  on  this  property,  which  were 
sold  as  fast  as  built. 

The  property  is  offered  for  sale  in  blocks  as  well 
as  lots  and  is  suitable  for  mercantile  and  manufactur- 
ing purposes.  The  Madison  and  Lake  street  cars 
ruu  to  the  property  together  with  the  Galena  Division 
of  the  C.  & N.  W.  R.  R.,  which  runs  twenty  trains 
daily.  The  Western  Dummy  Railroad  and  the  West- 
ern Indiana  Belt  Line  R,  R.  also  run  through  it. 

The  firm  of  Jas.  B.  Goodman  & Co.,  consisting  of 
Jas.  B.  Goodman  and  M.  A.  Farr,  report  an  increased 
demand  for  lands  during  the  past  year.  They  are 
dealing  largely  in  pine,  cedar  and  hardwood  timber 
lands,  iron  lauds  aud  iron-mining  options  and  leases. 
Office  No.  68  Washington  street. 


CHICAGO  OPERA  HOUSE  AND  OFFICE  BUILDING. 

C03B  * FROST,  ARCHITECTS. 


Mortgage  Loans.— In  reviewing  the  money 
market  of  the  past  year,  there  Is  noticeable  an  ad 
vance  and  improvement  over  the  business  transacted  | representative 
during  the  preceding  year.  While  some  stir  was 
made  over  certain  large  loans  being  negotiated  as 
low  as  5 per  cent.,  an  investigation  proved  the  secur- 
ity to  be  gilt-edge  and  the  transaction  to  be  nothing 
more  than  had  been  made  in  preceding  years  on  such 
loans.  The  rate  of  interest  has  been  steady  at  six 
and  seven  per  cent,  according  to  the  amount,  and  the 
money  market  firm.  The  firm  of  GRE1M7EBAUM 
SONS,  72  Dearborn  street,  holds  an  important  place 
among  our  loan  brokers.  They  make  a specialty  of 
placing  mortgage  loans  on  city  real  estate.  They  ne- 
gotiate their  loans  at  the  lowest  current  rates.  The 
buying  and  selling  of  mortgages  is  another  prominent 
feature  of  their  business.  Their  long  experience  en- 
ables them  to  negotiate  loans  for  capitalists  with 
very  satisfactory  results. 


Chicago  Opera  House  and  Office  [ 
Building,  south-west  corner  Washington  and  J 
Clark  Streets  —No  year  has  been  so  marked  for  the  j 
completion  of  so  many  fine  office  buildings  as  the  one 
just  closed.  They  stand  as  monuments  of  Chicago 
enterprise.  Among  them,  the  above  is  an  excellent 
representative.  The  building  has  a front  of  182  feet 
j on  Clark  street  by  107  on  Washington  street,  and  is 
'ten  stories  high.  It  is  built  of  red  pressed  brick 


with  brown  stone  trimmings,  giviDg  a pleasing  and 


Mouth  Mide  Real  Estate  and  Muburbs. 

The  nearest  apperance  to  a boom  in  real  estate  dur- 
ing the  past  year  was  the  rapid  exchange  of  several 
thousand  feet  on  Grand  and  Drexel  Boulevards,  and 
on  the  streets  east  of  Drexel  Boulevard,  between 
43d  and  51st  streets.  The  property  had  been  held  for 
some  time  at  prices  which  were  far  too  low  when  the 
many  advantages  which  it  possessed,  were  consider- 
ed. So  when  a few  strong  buyers  came  to  the  front, 
prices  advanced  and  are  now  from  50  to  100  per  cent, 
higher  than  they  were  a year  ago  and  the  property 
Is  still  in  demand  at  these  increased  figures,  owing 
largely  to  the  many  improvements  contemplated.  A 
large  amount  of  this  property  was  sold  through  the 
agency  of  BOGUE  & HOYT,  174  Dearborn  street,  who 
still  hold  select  pieces  of  this  property  for  sale,  be- 
sides their  usual  large  list  of  City.  Hyde  Park,  Ken- 
wood and  Woodlawn  real  estate.  This  property  has 
been  held  firmly,  and  in  accordance  with  the  views  of 
those  who  have  given  the  property  a carelul  study, 
will  advance  during  the  coming  year. 

Investments.— Chicago  real  estate  as  a source 
of  investment  is  becoming  more  popular  with  every 
year.  It  is  preferred  to  stocks,  because  the  income 
is  more  assured  together  with  the  prospective  in- 
crease in  value.  The  magnitude  of  the  trade  and 
the  incessant  activity  in  the  market  have  enlisted  the 
services  of  a large  number  of  Chicago’s  responsible 
business  men.  Among  them  is  the  firm  of  LYMAN 
& GIDDINGS,  established  over  twenty-five  years  ago 
by  Mr.  Lyman,  with  whom  for  the  past  five  years  Mr. 
L.  Romeyn  Giddings  has  been  associated.  They 
carry  on  a general  real  estate  business,  including  the 
buying  and  selling  of  real  estate,  negotiating  loans, 
renting  houses  and  the  care  and  management  of 

^ ,,,,,,,,,  ,,,,,,  ....  property.  The  latter,  the  care  aud  management  of 

la-tVear  has  included  large  deals  in  central  busi-  residents  or  non-residents,  receives  their  personal  | property  for  uon-resuleuls,  forms  a large  part  of 

. , -•-> attention.  .1  their  business,  in  which  they  have  had  great  success 

w.  L.  Davis  & Co.  are  particularly  interested  in  aud  won  the  confideuce  of  mauy  patrons.”  Their  of- 
Lake  Shore  property.  At  Argyle  Park,  on  the  new  1 flees  are  very  finely  situated  at  101  Washington  street. 


Business  and  Residence  Property.— 

The  demand  during  the  last  year  for  business  aud 
residence  property  has  been  greater  than  could  have  I 
been  expected  from  the  general  depression  of  busi- 
ness throughout  (lie  country.  The  demand  still  con- 
tinues. owing  to  the  large  number  of  eastern  as  well 
as  home  buyers  seeking  Chicago  property  for  invest- 
ment. Prominent  among  those  who  have  figured  , 
largely  iu  the  transactions  of  the  past  year  is  Mr.  D. 
s.  PLACE,  147  LaSalle  street.  For  over  seven  years  | 
lie  lias  been  engaged  in  t lie  buying  and  selling  of  Chi 


substantial  effect.  The  elevator  service  is  per- 
fect, four  Hydraulic  elevators  giving  instant  and 
ample  communication  with  every  floor.  It  is  heated 
with  steam  from  six  large  steel  boilers,  which 
supply  power  for  the  elevators  and  the  apparatus  for 
ventilating  the  entire  building.  The  building  is 
throughly  fire-proof,  the  ceilings,  floors  and  parti- 
tions being  constructed  of  the  best  hollow  fire  clay 
tile.  The  sanitary  aud  lavatory  conveniences  are 
most  complete.  Offices  are  arranged  and  rented  to 
suit  tenants.  The  interior  finish  is  both  rich  and 
substantial.  The  rent  inclu  es  janitors  service, 
thorough  care  of  rooms,  halls,  elevators  etc.  The 
building  is  in  charge  of  W.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO.,  90 
Washington  street,  through  whose  agency  the  Chi- 
cago Opera  House  Company  was  organized  to  build 
it.  They  are  the  agents  also  for  the  Gaff  building, 
another  of  Chicago’s  newly  completed  office  build- 
ings, and  many  other  large  structures. 


William  L.  Ilavis,  for  years  in  real  estate  at 
153  Randolph  street,  has  recently  formed  a co-part- 
nership with  C.  I,.  Hammond,  late  secretary  “Crown 
Point  Iron  Co.”,  Crown  Point,  N.  Y.  The  new  firm 
of  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  153  Raudolph  street,  will  do  a 
engo  real  estate  and  the  care  and  ninniigemetit  of  I general  real  estate  business  in  nil  its  branches,  in- 
property for  non-residents.  His  operations  during  | eluding  loans  and  renting.  All  business  of  either 
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n properly,  together  with  many  sales  iu  residence 
property  on  the  three  sitles.  He  gives  special  atten- 
tion to  West  Side  real  estate. 


REAI 


ESTATE  AND  BUILDINC 


JOURNAL 


where  reliable  information  in  regard  to  values  may 
always  be  obtained. 

• 

Care  ami  Management  of  Estates.—  The 

management  and  care  of  real  ost  ite  in  Chicago  is  a 
business  of  great  Importance  and  requires  mon  of  in- 
tegrity and  honor,  combined  with  long  experience 
and  busiuess  faculties.  The  business  is  also  an  ex- 
tensive ouo  on  account  of  the  great  number  of  non- 
resident properly  owners,  together  with  home  capi- 
talists who  have  no:  the  time  to  person  Uly  care  for 
their  property.  Mr.  CHtS.  GOODMAN,  No.  '200  La- 
Salle street,  has  had  marked  success  iu  this  branch 
of  the  real  estate  business.  Since  1808  he  has  beeu 
engaged  to  take  the  entire  charge  of  W.  S.  Johns- 
ton’s vast  estate,  valued  at  $2,000,000,  with  upwards 
of  fioO  tenants.  He  was  employed  first  by  Mr.  Johns- 
ton, ami  after  his  death  in  1882,  by  the  estate.  He 
gives  special  attention  to  the  management  of  estates, 
maintaining  them  attlie  highest  standard  of  product- 
ive efficiency.  Reliable  information  as  to  values  of 
Chicago  reai«est.ate  aud  to  investment  properties  may 
be  obtained  from  him. 

Real  Estate  anil  Loans.— The  fact  that  the 
Chicago  real  estate  aud  loan  market  is  iu  a better 
condition  than  fqr  many  years  is  becoming  generally 
acknowledged.  The  prospects  for  a large  business 
during  the  coming  year  are  based  largely  upon  this. 
Messrs.  H.  M.  Garlick  and  Johu  V.  Hair,  associated 
together  in  the  Hansen  Building.  Room  25,  11H  Dear- 
born street,  are  prepared  to  meet  the  wants  of  the 
many  real  estate  buyers  and  owners.  Mr.  Garlick, 
after  a discontinuation  of  several  years,  has  again 
resumed  the  real  estate  busine  ss,  which  he  carried 
on  successful  during  1873-1877.  Mr.  Hair  has 
been  connected  for  several  years  with  H.  C.  Morey  & 
Co.  Their  lists  include  residence  and  business 
property  on  the  West,  South  aud  North  Sides;  also 
desirable  suburban  real  estate  and  acres.  Mr.  Gar- 
lick, from  his  many  years  residence  in  Lawndale,  has 
an  extensive  knowledge  of  this  property.  The  nego- 
tiation of  loans  and  the  care  and  management  of 
property  are  other  departments  of  their  business. 


COUNSELMAN  OFFICE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 

BURNHAM  & ROOT,  ARCHITECTS. 

MEAD  <&  COE,  149  LaSalle  Street.— During 
the  nineteen  years  in  which  this  firm  has  beeu  en- 
gaged iu  transacting  Chicago  real  estate,  they  have 
built  up  a large  and  substantial  business  which  varies 
little  from  year  to  year.  They  are  largely  engaged 
in  the  care  and  management  of  property  for  non- 
residents, for  whom  they  also  have  the  investing  of 
money  in  Chicago  realty. 

Their  dealings  with  capitalists  have  brought  them 
largely  iu  connection  with  central  business  and  ma- 
nufacturing properties.  They  expect  to  place  upon 
the  market  this  spring  a desirable  subdivision,  lo- 
cated at  Auburn,  which  has  the  advantage  of  passen- 
ger trains  on  five  different  roads,  including  the  Chi- 
cago. Rock  Island  and  the  Eastern  Illinois  railroads. 
There  are  at  least  fifty  passenger  trains,  all  of  which 
must  stop  at  the  crossing,  where  there  are  two  depots 
located.  The  subdivision  has  lake  water  and  over 
5,000  trees  have  been  set  out.  It  is  desirable  as 
residence  property.  Several  manufacturing  estab- 
lishments hav  been  located  there  recently  and  further 
improvements  have  been  projected  for  this  year. 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO,-Prominent 

among  the  active  and  enterprising  firms  of  real 
estate  brokers  in  this  city  is  that  of  Messrs.  JEROME 
P.  BOWES  & CO.,  at  184  Dearborn  street  (Howland 

Block),  who  have  for  many  years  been  actively  en- 
gaged iu  the  buying  and  selling  of  city  and  suburban 
property.  During  the  past  year  they  have  bought 
and  improved  considerable  property  in  various  parts 
of  the  Town  of  Lake,  which  includes  Englewood, 
Normal  and  Stock  Yards  districts.  Their  lists  of 
real  estate  cover  all  parts  of  the  city.  They  are 
authorities  as  to  values  of  real  estate  iu  any  part  of 
Hyde  Park.  Town  of  Lake  and  South  Side  are  prop- 
perties  of  which  they  make  a specialty.  They  have 
facilities  for  improving  vacant  property  by  the  con- 
struction of  houses  to  suit  buyers,  at  low  prices  and 
easy  terms.  They  are  also  transacting  a large  busi- 
ness in  loans,  which  they  are  placing  on  any  good 
security,  at  current  rates  of  iuterest.  They  also  pay 
taxes  aud  collect  rents  and  take  full  charge  of  prop- 
erty for  nou-residents  and  others. 


KSHJ1T&  (III  RS  II  Alili,  Room  10,  Kicap- 

eu  Block.  The  steady  and  rapid  development  of 
the  Chicago  real  estate  market,  is  one  of  the  most  cer- 
tain indications  of  tlie  solid  prosperity  of  tilts  city, 
and  its  realty  is  more  sought  after  every  year  as  an 
investment  rather  than  for  speculation.  In  the  se- 
lection of  real  estate  for  investment,  t lie  advice  of 
experienced  and  honorable  agents  should  be,  aud  by 
judicious  buyers,  is  always  sought.  From  many  years 
of  active  service,  the  firm  of  Knight  tti  Marshall,  es- 
tablished iu  18)4  (John  B.  Knight  and  James  M.  Mar- 
shall), have  acquired  an  experience  and  a knowledge 
of  real  estate  of  which  buyers  and  property  owners 
may  well  avail  themselves. 

The  interests  of  the  firm  extend  over  all  parts  of 
the  city,  and  comprise  all  classes  of  property.  The 
care  an  1 management  of  property  for  non-residents, 
including  the  paying  of  taxes,  collecting  rents,  and 
the  general  supervision  of  the  property,  forms  an 
important  feature  iu  their  business.  They  are  also 
placing  loans  in  any  amount  at  current  rates  on  good 
security. 

E S i) RE  Y ER  At  CO,  88  Washington  St. 

— Through  many  years  of  honorable  dealing  in  the 
buying  and  selling  of  Chicago  real  estate,  the  negoti- 
ating of  loans  aud  the  transacting  of  general  bankmg 
business,  the  firm  of  E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.  have  estab- 
lished a business  which  places  them  among  our  lead- 
ing agents.  The  firm  is  composed  of  men  of  integrity 
ami  honor  combined  with  experience  and  business 
faculties.  They  also  do  a hanking  business. 

North  Side  property  is  their  speciaity,  of  which 
they  have  a thorough  knowledge  as  to  values. 

Their  loan  business  is  an  extensive  one,  owing  to 
the  facilities  which  they  have  for  carrying  it  on  to 
tile  advantage  of  both  capatalist  and  borrower.  Dur- 
ing the  past  year  they  have  had  considerable  success 
iu”the  handling  of  subdivision  property. 

West  Side  Real  Estate,— The  reports  from 
all  sections  of  the  West  Side  show  an  improvement 
over  the  business  of  1884.  This  is  especially  so  for 
that  section  south  and  west  of  Vau  Buren  aud  Robey 
streets,  and  where  houses  have  been  built  during  the 
pa-t  year  almost  without  number.  Prominently  con- 
nected with  the  transactions  in  this  district,  as  well 
as  other  parts  of  the  West  Side,  is  the  real  estate 
agency  of  W.  H.  Davis  & Co,  room  21,  No.  156  Wash- 
ington street.  They  make  a specialty  of  West  Side 
real  estate,  and  carry  on  their  list  a large  amount  of 
this  property  for  sale,  improved  and  unimproved, 
business  and  residence.  Property  bought  now  in  the 
above  named  section,  can  not  help  but  prove  a good 
investment  iu  view  of  the  improvement  already  made, 
letting  alone  those  contemplated  for  the  coming  year 

ED  WIST  F.  flETCHEIih  A CO.,  Room 
5, 127  Dearborn  St.— To  make  a success  of  the  real 
estate  business  from  the  very  start,  requires  both  a 
general  knowledge  of  property,  and  a large  circle  of 
acquaintances.  Largely  to  this  has  been  due  the 
many  important  operations  during  the  past  year  of 
one  of  the  mostffuccessful  of  those  who  have  recent- 
ly engaged  in  the  real  estate  and  loan  business  of 
Chicago.  Edwin  F.  Getcheli  & Co.  Mr.  Getchell  has 
given  considerable  attention  to  first-class  residence 
property,  and  has  negotiated  probably  the  largest 
deal  in  this  class  of  property  made  during  the  past 
year,  namely:  the  sale  of  Mrs.  Coleman’s  residence, 
3344  Michigan  av  , to  G.  B.  Shaw  for  $72,500. 

He  has  also  been  connected  with  some  of  the  most 
important  transactions  in  Chicago  business  property. 
Both  as  an  owner  and  the  representative  of  owners, 
he  has  extensive  interests  in  South  Evanston,  Doug 
las  Park,  Lawndale  and  Hinsdale.  This  property  is 
being  improved  rapidly,  and  can  be  bought  at  reas- 
onable prices.  Loans  are  negotiated  by  him  at  cur- 
rent rates  of  interest  in  any  amount. 

IiOAMIS. — From  present  indications,  the  business 
to  be  transacted  in  loans  for  the  coming  year,  will 
show  an  increase  over  the  large  business  of  the  past 
year.  Greater  confidence  in  Chicago  real  estate  is 
being  manifested  both  by  home  and  non-resident 
capitalists.  Large  amounts  are  yet  to  be  made  by 
investing  in  and  improving  city  and  suburban  real 
estate.  Prominent  among  our  large  loaning  firms  is 
H.  A,  Hurlburt,  Boom  2,  165  Washington  street.  He 
has  been  so  long  connected  with  the  loan  busiuess  of 
Chicago,  that  no  commendation  of  him  on  our  part 
isnecessary.  He  makes  loans  in  any  amount  on  im- 
proved real  estate,  and  at  lowest  current  rates.  Some 
of  the  largest  loans  of  the  past  year  have  beeu  nego- 
tiated through  him. 

J.  J.  CHASE,  Room  14,  Major  Block,  south- 
east corner  Madison  and  LaSall  e streets.  Mr.  Chase 
holds  his  place  among  the  old  aDd  reliable  real  estate 
agents,  having  for  the  past  sixteen  years  been  active- 
ly engaged  in  the  buying  and  selling  of  Chicago  real 
estate,  negotiating  loans  and  mana  ging  jjroperty  for 
non-residen  ts.  During  the  last  year  he  has  trans- 
acted many  important  deals  in  Chicago  rea'ty  and 
country  property,  his  transactions  amounting  to  over 
$200,000.  Among  some  of  his  sales  is  the  twenty-five 
acres  on  the  corner  of  95th  and  State  streets,  sold  for 
J.  W.  Brockway  for  $37,500;  for  James  Allen  he  sold 
improved  property  on  Lake  and  Francisco  streets  at 
$19,000.  He  also  transacted  a number  of  sales  for 
Close  Bros.  & Co.  of  property  througout  the  West. 
His  lists  comprise  property,  improved  and  unimprov- 
ed, iu  lots  and  acres,  throughout  the  city  and  its 
suburbs.  The  increase  in  his  business  will  be  met 
during  the  coming  year  with  greater  facilities  for 
carrying  it  on. 


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and  ever  will  hold  its  own  and  that  it  is  only 
a question  of  a few  years  at  the  most,  when 
the  present  inconveniences  arising  from  the 
bridges  will  be  removed. 

The  large  number  of  buildings  erected 
show  that  the  demand  of  unimproved  pro 
perty  was  especially  great  w 
had  no  difficulty  in  disponing  of  improved 
residence  or  business  property  in  any  loca- 
tion. Property  on  the 

OUTLYING  LIMITS  OF  THE  CITY 

has  received  some  very  important  improve- 
ments. Beginning  with  the  southern  bor- 
ders, are  the  fine  palatial  residences  built 
on  the  several  boulevards,  to  the  southwest 
are  the  opening  up  of  several  new  sub- 
divisions and  the  erection  of  hundreds  of 
comfortable  homes,  to  the  west,  in  the 
vicinity  of  Douglas  Park,  the  subdivisions 
of  Messrs.  Sawyer  & Lombard  are  situated 
and  are  being  improved  with  fine  residence 
blocks;  between  this  and  Garfield  Park  an 
exceedingly  large  number  of  houses  have 
been  built,  many  by  Campbell  Bros.  In  the 
vicinity  of  Garfield  Park,  the  West  Chicago 


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Land  Co.  have  their  subdivisions  which  have 
been  improved  during  the  past  year;  S.  E. 
Gross  & Co,  have  carried  on  large  operations 
in  this  locality.  The  same  activity  in  build 
ing  is  noted  in  the  vicinity  of  Humboldt 
Park  as  well  as  to  the  extreme  northern  lim- 
its. 

SUBUBBAN  PROPERTY  % 

has  had  an  active  demand  and  many  of  the 
suburbs  have  prospered  beyond  the  most 
sanguine  expectations.  Men  of  small 
means,  salaried  men  and  common  laborers 
have  put  their  small  savings  into  lots 
throughout  the  suburbs  and  borders  of  the 
city  with  greater  profits  than  ever. 

The  extent  of  these  sales  may  be  seen 
when  it  is  considered  that  over  two-thirds  of 
the  business  of  the  year  was  made  up  in 
sales  of  lots  and  small  property  under  $5,000. 
The  suburbs  to  the  south,  including  Hyde 
Park,  Woodlawn,  Englewood,  et.  ah,  have 
been  especially  prosperous  and  tne  property 
has  advanced  considerably  over  the  fignres 
of  last  year,  while  those  to  the  west  and 
north.  Oak  Park,  Austin,  Garfield,  Evans- 
ton. Lake  View,  etc.,  have  received  many 
important  improvements. 

LOANS 

were  made  at  rates  from  to  7%,  governed 
by  the  amount  and  location  of  security, 
with  an  occasional  one  at  5%,  the  considera- 
tion being  gilt  edge  security  and  largeness 
of  the  amount.  Capitalists  have  come  to 
regard  mortgage  loans  on  Chicago  real  es- 
tate as  first-class  security  on  account  of  the 
eneral  firmness  of  the  market.  More 
loans  were  made  by  Chicago  capitalists  than 
usual,  which  is  but  another  indication  of 
the  confidence  of  Chicagoans  in  their  city. 
Chicago  is  no  longer  owned  by  Eastern 
capitalists. 


E.  A.  WARFIELD. — The  real  estate  busi- 
ness is  earried  on  in  a representative  manner  by  Mr. 
E.  A.  Warfield,  who  from  his  large  numher  of  friends 
aud  wide  experience  is  able  to  make  successful  nego- 
tiations for  property  owners  and  buyers.  His  lists  of 
property  comprise  city  and  suburban  real  estate,  im 
proved  and  unimproved,  for  residence  and  business 
purppses.  Loans  are  also  negotiated  by  him  at  cur- 
rent rates  of  interest,  in  any  amount.  Property  own- 
ers and  buyers  will  receive  satisfaction  in  conferring 
with  Mr.  Warfield.  His  office  is  located  at  99  Wash- 
ington street. 


men  of  small  means,  of  securing  ho 
Helixes,  are  all  afforded.  A visit  lo  the  thriving  t 
of  Jefferson  by  our  reporter,  discovered  evidei 
of  a solid  and  prosperous  growth  of  U»i-  place, 
hile  tho  brokers  I improvements  which  have  |><-»  ■:  " in, 

past  Iwo  years  are  especially  noteworthy  hcv 
business  blocks,  many  strong  and  substantial  hot 
and  stores  have  been  built.  Sidewalks  to  a large 
tent  are  helm;  placed  throughout  tin*  street-, 
village  contains  a large  brick  school,  churc 
halls,  and  stores  ol'  all  kinds.  It  is  practically 
vided  into  two  parts,  the  business  portion  and 
residence  portion.  The  latter  consists  of  \). 
Eldred’s  subdivision  of  150  acres,  which  is  lar/ 
built  up  with  substantial  houses.  Mr.  Eld  red  has 
erected  about  twenty  houses  the  past  year.  H©  has 
sold  a large  amount  of  the  property,  having  left  only 
about  two  hundred  lots,  which  he  is  offering  on  easj 
terms,  to  suit  purchasers.  Prominent  among  the 
improvements  to  be  made  during  the  coining  year, 
is  the  laying  out  of  a new  park  in  the  center  of  Eld- 
red’s subdivision.  The  village  has  from  1,600  to 
1,800  inhabitants.  It  is  situated  on  the  Wisconsin 
Division  of  Chicago  and  Northwestern  R.  R..  within 
about  eight  miles  from  the  city  and  takes  but  from 
twenty  to  thirty  minutes  to  reach  it.  Property  is 
still  advancing  and  the  improvements  warrant  the 
assumption  of  a continued  advance  for  some  time  to 
come.  The  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & St.  Paul  will  dur- 
ing the  coming  year  run  convenient  trains,  stopping 
at  the  new  depot  to  be  erected  on  Mr.  Eldred’s  sub- 
division. 

Some  time  next  spring  Mr.  Eldred  will  probably 
place  on  the  market  his  subdivision  of  forty-five 
acres  at  Turner’s  Park.  He  also  owns  acre  property 
adjoining  Washington  Heights.  Full  information 
may  be  obtained  by  applying  to  Mr.  Eldred,  Room  24 
Times  Building,  who  will  take  you  any  day  to  see  the 
property. 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Ren  tins.- Among 
the  recent  firms  embarking  in  the  real  estate  busi- 
ness, epecially  worthy  of  notice  is  that  of  McAULEY 
& ELLIOTT,  who  have  opened  np  spacious  depart- 
ments in  the  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Room  9,  corner 
LaSalle  and  Washington  streets.  The  firm  consists 
of  D.  R.  McAuley,  who  has  beeu  located  for  some  tiime 
on  the  West  Side,  and  T.  P.  Elliott,  formerly  with  E. 
A.  Cummings  & Co.  They  engage  in  a general  real 
estate  business,  buying  and  selling  in  all  parts  of  the 
city,  negotiating  loans,  renting,  etc.  The  care  and 
management  of  property  will  receive  special  atten- 
tion. Both  members  of  the  firm  have  a large  experi- 
ence from  their  actively  engaging  in  real  estate  busi- 
ness for  years.  They  are  members  of  the  Beal  Estate 
Board.  The  real  estate  business  ol  the  coming  year 
in  all  its  brauches,  they  believe,  will  be  even  larger 
than  the  past  year,  owing  to  the  growing  confidence 
in  real  estate  as  an  investment. 

B.  F.  JACOBS,  99  Washington  Stbeet.— 

I The  rapid  extension  of  Chicago  limits  is  due  largely 
to  the  enterprise  and  push  of  her  real  estate  agents 
] who  give  their  attention  largely  to  the  subdividing 
) and  improving  of  adjoining  vacant  properties. 
Through  the  active  efforts  of  B.  F.  Jacobs  has  beeu 
due  in°a  great  measure  the  improvements  which  have 
beeu  made  iu  the  University  Subdivision  at  Paulina 
and  40th  streets.  Much  of  this  property  has  been 
sold  and  many  houses  erected. 

The  interests  of  Mr.  Jacobs  lie  in  all  parts  of  the 
city  and  in  all  classes  of  property.  He  has  now  un- 
der course  of  construction  a large  block  on  Carpenter 
and  Washington  streets,  to  be  divided  into  elngant 
flats,  aDd  to  be  ready  for  occupancy  early  in  the 
spring.  The  cost  will  amount  to  over  one  hundred 
thousand  dollars.  . .. 

He  is  now  subdividing  and  will  build  homes  on  the 
L.  P.  Morton’s  subdivision  between  Douglas  Park 
and  22d  street,  on  both  sides  of  Boulevard,  consisting 
of  about  300  very  fine  lots. 

He  reports  an  improvement  in  the  business  of  the 
past  y ar,  with  prospects  of  a much  better  trade  for 
the  coming  year. 


In  nearly  all  localities,  rents  have  held 
their  own,  there  being  but  a slight  deprecia- 
tion in  some  places  and  a small  advance  in 
others.  Brokers  have  had  no  difficulty  in 
renting  first-class  property,  either  residence 
or  business.  The  houses  built  were  gen- 
erally of  a high  character  and  easily  rented. 

THE  INCOME 

accruing  from  improved  property  shows  a 
very  favorable  comparison  with  previous 
years.  Inside  business  property  netted  as 
high  as  8$,  while  residence  and  store  pro- 
perty reached  as  high  as  twelve  and  thirteen 
per  cent.,  especially  when  laid  out  in  flats. 

An  approximate  can  only  be  made  of 
course  as  to  the  general  advance  of  real 
estate,  for  while  certain  localities  increased 
from  50  to  100$,  as  the  boulevard  property 
on  the  South  Side,  or  some  of  the  property 
along  the  new  Harrison  and  Adams  street 
car  line,  others  remained  firm  at  last  year’s 
prices.  It  may  be  safe  to  say,  however,  that 
real  estate  has  advanced  ten  per  cent,  over 
the  prices  of  1884. 

In  summing  up  our  review  of  the  year’s 
work,  it  may  be  pronounced  satisfactory  to 
buyer,  seller  and  agent  alike.  Buyers  have 
received  a good  income  on  money  invested, 
sellers  have  received  high  prices  for  their 
property,  and  the  agent,  while  in  many 
cases  has  had  to  work  hard  to  bring  the 
buyer  to  the  fluctuating  and  ever  changing 
price  of  seller,  still  has  effected  sales 
enough  to  call  the  last  year  a profitable 
one. 


B.  *’.  WEBER,  86  LaSalle  Street.— For  the 
past  ten  years  Mr.  Weber  has  been  actively  engaged 
in  the  real  estate  business  of  Chicago.  During  this 
time  he  has  been  chiefly  interested  in  North  Side 
property  and  the  suburbs  adjoining,  notable  among 
which  are  Lake  View  and  Evanston. 

Both  of  these  suburbs  are  growing  with  every  year 
owing  to  the  many  advantages  which  they  posses-). 
To  illustrate  the  rapidity  with  which  property  is 
selling,  a subdivision  in  Lake  View,  placed  in  Mr. 
Weber’s  charge,  was  more  than  half  sold  during  the 
short  space  of  sixty  days.  Another  subdivision  giv- 
en in  Mr.  Weber’s  charge  last  year,  has  been  almost 
entirely  sold.  He  is  also  handling  other  subdivision 
property  in  these  suburbs  and  in  Rogers  Park  with 
great  success.  .... 

Mr.  Weber  reports  an  increase  m the  business  of 
1885,  with  a bright  prospect  for  the  coming  year. 
His  office  is  centrally  located  at  No.  86  LaSalle  street, 
Rooms  15  and  16,  where  buyers  can  always  find  a 
choice  list  of  investment  property. 

Woodlawn  Real  Estate.— During  the  past 
year  the  real  estate  of  this  beautiful  suburb  has  beeu 
quite  active  owing  to  the  many  excellent  advantages 
which  it  offers  as  a suburb  to  Chicago.  It  is  situated 
only  seven  miles  from  the  city  on  the  Illinois  Central 
R.  R , which  is  noted  for  the  many  conveniences  of 
its  suburban  trains.  The  houses  in  W oodlawn  are  sub- 
stantially and  artistically  built  and  their  number  has 
been  very  materially  increased  during  the  past  year, 
there  having  been  built  about  one  hundred  houses. 
The  society  is  select,  being  made  up  of  Chicago 
business  men,  who  are  taking  advantage  of  the  pure 
air  and  water,  perfect  drainage,  beautiful  scenery 
and  low  rents — all  offered  in  Woodlawn.  Mr.  L.  A. 
GILBERT  has  beeu  intimately  connected  with  the 
growth  of  Woodlawn  and  through  his  efforts  during 
the  past  year,  a large  number  of  lots  and  houses  has 
been  sold.  To  searchers  for  suburban  homes,  he  is 
ready  to  offer  the  choicest  property  in  Woodlawn 
either  improvedor  unimproved.  Information  given 
either  at  city  office,  Room  5,  97  Dearborn  st.,  or  at 
Woodlawn. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Numerous  changes  have  taken  place  in 
the  real  estate  fraternity  during  the  past  year; 
prominent  among  them  may  be  noted  the  new  firm 
of  WHEELER  A CO.,  Rooms  9 and  11,  155  and  157 
Washington  Street,  who  branched  out  for  them- 
selves October  8th;  since  which  time  their  opera- 
tions have  been  crowned  with  marked  success. 
Among  their  sales  are  the  following:  Cottage  and 
50-foot  lot,  Englewood,  $2,5C0;  lot  Springfield  ave., 
$500;  4 lots,  Glencoe,  $4U0;  cottage  and  lot,  Mc- 
Govern st.,  $2,000;  2 houses  and  lots,  Winter  st., 
Englewood,  $4,250;  cottage  and  lot,  Maplewood, 
$S00;  cottage  and  lot,  Myrtle  ave.,  $1,700;  Dear- 
born ave.,  improved,  $8,000.  Leasehold  464  and  466 
W.  Madison  st  , $I3,5u0;  5 acres,  Jefferson,  $2,000; 
30  acres,  Lombard,  $12,000;  280  acre  farm,  Bond 
County,  111.,  $16,800  and  64  feet,  Warren  ave., 
$4,160.  Their  Renting  department  is  increasing 
rapidly,  to  which  they  will  give  special  attention. 

Tn  t IlPir  Snips  (IpnortlllAllt  non  Kn  (V , , n ,1  l.'.l.  ..I* 


Central  Business  Property.  — The  de- 
mand during  the  past  year  for  central  business 
property  has  been  unprecedented  in  the  history  of 
( hicago.  A large  number  of  important  exchanges 
have  been  made  in  this  property;  in  fact,  every 
thing  which  was  at  all  reasonable  was  taken  at 
once.  The  demand  still  keeps  up  from  both  Eastern 
and  home  capitalists.  Prominent  among  those  who 


J A.  A S.  U.  Hair,  159  LaSalle  St.— The 

real  estate  interests  of  Chicago  have  attained  pro- 
portions of  the  greatest  magnitude  and  enlisted  the 
attention  of  many  of  our  talented  and  enterprising 
business  men.  Numbered  among  those  who  have 
operated  successively  during  the  past  year,  in  the 
buying  and  selling  of  real  estate,  is  the  agency  of 
J.  A.  Si  S.  G.  HAIR.  They  have  negotiated  some 
important  deals  in  business  and  residence  property 


hands  by  owner  for  sale  or  exchange  for  Chicago 
improved,  some  60,000  acres  of  the  finest  land  in 
California,  all  on  the  Southern  Pacific  Railroad. 

TIlPV  T1 A AIT  > ! 1'Onn  >■!  n n ....  V,  • • 


r 1 , , J "*>‘&**^  oj'cvirti  rtucutiuti.  . nis  iaminamy  with  central  business  nronprtv  in 

n their  > ales  department  can  be  iouml  lists  of  both  figures  and  values,  makes  his  services  very  val 
property  on  all  sides  of  the  city,  as  well  as  in  all  the  uable  to  buyers.  *ry  a 

suburbs.  They  have  just  had  placed  in  their 

Viangs  hv  nwnor*  <Vv »•  coin  /->».  „ / - v : ._ 

Itouglas  Park. — This  already  rapidly  im- 
Tliey  are  now  preparing  a subdivision,  comprising  i P10viDg  section  of  the  city  received  a new  impulse 
about  600  lots,  to  place  on  the  market  ’the  coming  ; during  the  past  year  through  the  construction  by 

spring  on  one  of  the  leading  railroads  with  guar-  VI  I-.. . ... ....  r>  -j , , _ 

anteed  5 cent  fare.  With  the  energy  and  ability  of 
this  firm,  can  safely  be  predicted  for  them  a bril- 
liant future. 


have  operated  largely  in  this  property  is  the  firm  “'.'POrtant  d?als  !n  business  and  residence  property, 
oft  P WHTTT?  t f.n  t>  , 1 „ } , i Hieir  experience  and  knowledge  ot  Chicago  realty 

Clark  ktroir  in.“  S°-'  Ro°Jn  4<ReaPer  Block,  97  ; may  he  used  with  profit  by  investors.  Thev  have  ill 
Gai  k ..tieet.  His  business  has  been  established  their  hands  for  sale  a large  amount  of  central  busi- 
inf  of  hn an^l  consists  ni  the  buying  and  sell-  | ness  property  besides  residence  property  on  the 
hS  r ,Pr°Peni?|.  negotiating  of  loans  and  1 West,  South  and  North  Sides.  They  also  negotiate 

ipL™  h,1,1?;,0!; leas.es-  He  reports  the  outlook  for  loans  in  any  amount  at  current  rates  of  interest, 
central  business  property  to  be  very  encouraging 
for  the  coming  year,  and  never  looked  better  or 
firmer. 

His  familiarity  with  central  business  property  in 


Messrs. Charles  B.  Sawyer  and  Josiah  L. Lombard 
No.  127  Dearborn  Street,  room  5,  of  a large  num- 
ber of  especially  attractive  dwellings,  and  admirably 
suited  by  location  and  ease  of  access  to  businessmen 
in  the  wholesale  district.  They  own  and  control 
100  acres  ot  land  just  west  of  and  adjoining  Doug- 
las Park,  and  within  the  city  limits,  reached  by  the 
Ogden  Avenue  and  Twelfth  Street  cars,  and  the 
Burlington  Railroad.  They  are  building  simply  to 
develop  this  property,  and  are  offering  houses  abso- 
lutely at  cost.  The  prices  at  which  they  are  sold 
cannot  be  competed  with,  either  by  those  who  build 
tor  a profit,  or  by  individual  parties  building  houses 

. ~ - — r — ~ ouuuiu  mi  themselves.  As  a result,  many  have  already 

their  homes,  preferring  the  advantages  of  pure  air,  taken  advantage  of  the  opportunity,  and  secured  for 
select  society,  low  rents  and  taxes  which  it  otters,  to^fiemselves  one  of  these  stylish,  tasty  and  substau- 
edl  rents  fnill  nir  nf  tliu  . t.inl  hnlKP$  Thu  hni.v/.,  ” .... 


Englewood. — This  suburb  during  the  past 
year  has  been  noted  for  its  growth  and  prosperity. 
The  demand  for  Englewood  real  estate  has  been 
quite  active,  and  at  times  the  supply  of  houses 
would  not  equal  thedemandof  those  seeking  homes 
The  improvements  have  been  of  a very  high  order 
in  both  residences  and  business  blocks.  Many 
Board  of  Trade  men  are  seeking  this  suburb  for 

thpir  hnmps  nrofori'inrr  flu*  _• 


the  h'gh  rents,  foul  air,  etc.,  of  the  city.  For  many 
years  the  firm  of  REDFIELD  A BLAINE  has  fig- 
ured prominently  in  the  landed  interests  of  Engle- 
wood, and  to  them  is  due,  in  a measure,  its  rapid 
growth.  They  are  posted  in  regard  to  values,  and 
have  on  their  books  a large  amount  of  the  desirable 
real  estate  for  sale  Trustworthy  information  may 
be  obtained  from  them  by  applying  at  their  office, 
6134  Wentworth  Avenue. 

Campbell  Bros..  Builders.— The  build- 
ing, which  has  b?en  going  on  in  that  part  of  the 
west  side,  south  and  west  of  Van  Buren  and  Robey 
Streets,  has  assumed  proportions  of  great  magni- 
tude. It  requires  a visit  several  times  a year  to 
keep  pace  with  the  improvement  in  this  locality. 
The  residences  which  are  constantly  being  added 
are  especially  noted  for  their  high  character  not 
being  after  the  usual  style  of  cheap  brick  cottages, 
but  fine  residences  with  pressed  brick  and  stone 
fronts,  and  all  the  modern  improvements.  This 
property  has  received  a special  impetus  from  the  new 
horse  railway  built  during  the  past  year  and  now 
affording  adequate  accomodations  to  the  thousands 
residing  in  this  locality,  running  from  Western 
Avenue,  on  Harrison  aDd  Adams  Streets,  to  the  cen- 
ter of  the  city.  As  builders  in  this  locality,  no  firm 
has  been  more  prominent  than  CAMPBELL  BROS., 
who  have  operated  on  the  west  side  for  many  years. 
They  are  just  issuing  a catalogue  elaborately  illus- 
trated with  cuts  of  Chicago  in  1830,  also  at  time  of 
the  fire  in  1871,  together  with  cuts  of  their  blocks  of 
houses,  showing  the  various  styles,  locations  and 
prices.  These  houses  are  built  with  pressed  brick 
and  stone  fronts, with  all  the  modern  improvements 
They  range  in  price  from  $2,500  to  $8,000,  and  are 
sold  on  easy  terms.  They  are  located  on  DeKalb 
Campbell  Avenue,  Lexington  and  Grenshaw  Streets 
and  are  reached  by  the  Ogden  Avenue,  Twelfth 
Street  aud  Harrison  Street  cars.  They  are  also  now 
building  forty  houses  on  Warren  Avenue  near  Cali- 
fornia Avenue,  more  than  one-half  of  which  are 
for  the  market. 

A good  illustration 
of  what  a man  may 
do  by  dealing  with 
i hem  is  seen  by  the 
following: 


tial  houses  The  houses  are  all  semi-detached,  with 
handsome  fronts  of  pressed  brick,  brown  stone,  and 
terra  cottg  plate-glass  windows,  and  with  a splendid 
view  of  the  Park.  There  are  sewers,  perfect  drain- 
age and  lake  water,  and  the  neighborhood  and  com- 
munity are  every  way  inviting.  An  investment  in 
Chicago  real  estate,  especially  in  a neighborhood 
growing  as  rapidly  as  this,  always  pays  the  investor 
handsomely.  The  properl v and  houses  will  bear 
inspection 


Hennotsa. — In  the  early  part  of  the  present 
year  a number  of  capitalists  who  were  projecting  a 
new  manufacturing  enterprise  spent  considerable 
time  in  visiting  various  points  in  Illinois  and  sur- 
rounding States  in  search  of  a desirable  location  for 
the  establishment  of  a factory.  A score  of  small 
cities  offered  them  substantial  inducements  to  locate 
within  their  limits.  In  each  case  the  transporta- 
tion facilities,  presence  of  coal  and  other  advantages 
were  carefully  considered,  but  in  no  case  were  the 
points  of  superiority  offered  found  to  compare  with 
those  afforded  by  a Chicago  suburb.  The  town  of  Her- 
mosa-until  recently  known  as  Garfield, and  re-named 
because  of  the  existence  of  another  postoffice  of  that 
name  in  the  State— was  chosen.  Its  advantages  sur- 
passed anything  found  elsewhere.  Itadjoinstheeity 
limits  ot  Chicago  at  their  northwest  corner,  and  is 
surrounded  by  railroads  and,  thoroughfares,  giving 
easy  access  to  the  entire  railway  system  of  Chicago 
The  Omaha  branch  of  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  A 
St.  Paul  Railroad  traverses  the  town  from  east  to 
west,  and  the  Milwaukee  branch  of  the  same  road 
runs  in  close  proximity  to  its  eastern  border. 
The  Chicago  A Northwestern  “cut-off”  runs  along  its 
west  line,  and  the  Belt  Line  terminates  within  a 
lew  rods  of  its  southwest  corner.  Among  the  nota- 
ble establishments  which  have  recently  located  in 
the  new  city  is  the  Expanded  Metal  Company, 
composed  of  the  gentlemen  above  referred  to,  and 
the  Eclipse  Furnace  Company.  The  great  ware- 
house of  the  WASHBURN  A MOEN  Manufacturing 
Company  is  at  the  junction  of  the  Northwestern 
“cut-off'”  with  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  A St.  Paul 
and  the  Belt  Line  Railroads.  The  location  of  the 
first  named  company  Infused  new  life  into  the  en- 
terprise of  establishing  the  town,  and  forty  elegant 
cottages  were  begun.  Twenty  of  these  are  now 
completed  and  ready  for  occupation,  and  the  re- 
maining twenty  will  be  finished  early  in  the  spring. 

A nfisf  fl  Hi  PP  flrwl  t pi  nrr  ro  >ili  ci  ..  1. 1 ■ I.  i 


PULLMAN  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 

S.  S.  BEMAN,  ARCHITECT. 

Hegewiseh.— The  growing  town  of  Hegewisch 
lies  in  Section  31,  half  way  between  Pullman  and 
Hammond  on  the  Calumet  River.  One  hundred 
acresof  the  land  lying  between  several  lines  of  rail, 
way  on  the  Calumet  River  is  occupied  by  the  United 
States  Rolling  Stock  Company.  This  company 
alone  has  made  extensive  improvements,  construct- 
ing 50U  feet  of  dock  front  and  connecting  it  with 
a system  of  tracts  2,51  0 feet  in  length,  and  have 
expended  over$40U,00t)  in  erection  of  buildings  and 
purchase  oi  the  most  improved  machinery;  between 
1,000  and  2,000  men  are  engaged  by  them.  To  fur- 
nish homes  for  this  large  number  of  mechanics  and 
their  families,  asyndicate  was  formed  which  pur- 
chased nearly  500  acres  of  land  in  the  immediate 
vicinity,  a large  portion  of  which  has  been  subdi- 
vided and  sold  through  the  well  known  real  estate 
agency  of  BOGUE  A HOYT,  174  Dearborn  Street, 
southwest  corner  Monroe.  Houses  aud  stores  have 
already  been  erected  in  large  numbers,  two  large 
hotels  are  there.  Other  corporations  are  making  ex- 
tensive improvements  in  this  viciDity.  The  region 
presents  very  attractive  advantages  for  manufactur- 
ing enterprises  of  all  kinds,  and  lumber  vards  and 
other;  all  kinds  of  business  which  requires  a large 
amountof  ground.  Hegewisch  will  bear  investiga- 
tion by  those  who  pay  large  rents  in  the  city.  The 
firm  of  BOGUE  A HOYT,  174  Dearborn  Street,  south- 
west corner  Monroe,  who  have  this  property  in 
charge,  are  offering  desirable  lots  and  valuable 
tracts  on  reasonable  terms.  The  agent  at  Hege- 
wisch is  JAMES  F.  CASSIDY,  at  the  Hegewisch 
Land  Office,  next  door  to  the  Roys  House. 


Abstracts  of  Title. — The  importance  to 
property  owners  of  obtaining  reliable  abstracts  of 
title  cannot  he  over-estimated.  Questions  in  regard 
to  titles  are  constantly  arising  in  the  courts  and 
otherwise,  which  show  it  would  be  very  unsafe  for 
one  to  deal  in  real  estate  without  an  abstract  of 
title.  The  real  estate  agent  as  well  as  the  purchasers 
of  real  estate  realize  this,  and  hence  the  custom  of 
requiring  an  abstract  has  been  firmly  established. 
The  fact  that  they  have  been  able  to  obtain  accurate 


The  Necessity  for  reliable  and  accurate  ab- 
stracts of  title  and  continuations,  has,  in  the  past  few 
years,  grown  to  be  one  of  the  most  important  fac- 
tors in  real  estate  transactions.  Despatch  in  the 
execution  of  orders  has  also  become  one  of  the 
prime  elements  in  the  making  of  abstracts;  but, 
owing  to  the  inability  of  the  limited  number  of 
firms  who  had  the  business  in  hand  to  keep  apace 
with  the  great  increase  in  the  volume  of  real  estate 
deals,  delays  have  been  the  rule  rather  than  the 
exception. 

A great  step  was,  however,  taken  in  remedving  this 
natural  evil,  when  the  COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT 
COMPANY,  125  Washington  Street,  opened  its  books 
for  business  last  spring;  and  that  the  real  estate 
aud  legal  fraternity  has  been  quick  to  recognize 
that  its  pretensions  to  responsibility,  accuracy  and 
despatch  are  upon  a good  foundation,  is  shown  in 
no  undeniable  way  by  the  constantly  increasing 
business  done  by  it. 

This  Company’s  books  cover  every  foot  oi  ground 
in  Cook  County  since  the  great  fire  of  1871,  and  its 
terms  are  very  reasonable. 

Otto  I*ellzer  & Co.  have  been  conducting  a 
regular  abstract  office  at  No.  85  Washington  Street, 
in  this  city,  for  seven  years  with  the  most  flattering 
results. 

The  fact  that  all  abstracts  are  submitted  to  attor- 
neys for  examination,  and  that  their  order  books 
show  over  16,000  orders  (many  of  which  come  di- 
rectly from  real  estate  dealers  and  attorneys!  is  cer- 
tainly good  evidence  of  the  -general  acceptability 
of  their  work. 

While  always  soliciting  a share  of  the  general  pa- 
tronage of  the  abstract  work,  they  also  most  respect- 
fully commend  to  fair  consideration  such  of  then- 
abstracts  as  may  come  to  attorneys  through  their 
clients,  assuring  the  general  public  that  no  business 
trust  is  more  sacred  to  them  than  the  interest  of 
those  who  honor  them  with  theirorders.  They  also 
make  special  searches  for  real  estate  standing  in 
the  name  of  judgment  debtors  and  others,  for  at- 
torneys who  have  claims  or  judgments,  so  that  claim- 
ants may  realize  their  amounts  bv  levy. 

The  late  effort  of  the  Real  Estate  Board  to  regu- 
late what  should  be  treated  as  “ regular”  abstracts, 
aud  the  publication  in  pamphlet  form  by  Otto 
Peltzer  of  the  history  of  the  abstract  business,  w hich 
appeared  in  the  columns  of  this  journal,  has  large- 
ly increased  the  business  of  their’ office  and  brought 
their  abstracts  in  more  general  favor  than  there- 
tofore. 


MESSRS.  CAMPBELL  BROS,  have  built  during 
the  past  three  years  at  the  rate  of  100  houses  a year 
and  are  contemplating  extensive  building  operations 
for  the  coming  year.  Their  beautiful  catalogue  will 
be  sent  on  application  to  them.  149  Madison  Street. 

West  Side  Real  Estate.— Never  has  the  de- 
mand for  West  Side  real  estate  been  stronger  than 
for  the  last  year,  or  even  the  past  few  months.  The 
improvements  are  both  extensive  and  of  a high 
character.  This  properly  has  a prominent  retire- 
sentative  in  the  firm  of  E.  W.  ZANDER  A CO  the 
successors  to  the  old  firm  of  Searl  A Zander.  They 
are  now  located  in  their  new  office,  most  elegantly 
furnished  and  equipped,  at  No.  69  South  Clinton, 
where  they  have  every  facility  for  carrying  on  their 
business.  They  are  dealing  largely  in  North  Side 
real  estate  as  well  as  West  Side.  The  care  and  man- 
agement  of  property,  including  the  collecting  of 
rents,  paying  taxes,  placing  insurance,  etc.,  forms  a 
large  part  of  their  business.  Their  business  has  more 
than  doubled  during  the  past  two  years.  They  are 
now  offering  some  good  investment  properties, 
which  may  be  bought  very  low.  They  report  con- 
stant improvement,  in  this  property,  with  a very  en- 
couragingoutlook  for  the  coming  year.  Reliable  in- 
formation in  regard  to  values  of  West  and  North 
Side  property  may  be  obtained  from  them.  1 


A postothce  and  telegraph  station  are  established  — 

and  everything  that  goes  to  make  a thriving  city  is  and 

being  vigorously  pushed  forward  in  a substantial  the  present  feeling  of  security  in  real  estate  titles 
manner.  Streets  are  being  graded  and  graveled,  although  many  property  owners  do  not  fullv  realize 
are  being  considered.  Stores  i tRe  litigation  aud  expense  they  have  been  saved  bv 


PARKER  OFFICE  BUILDING,  ( HICAGO. 

J.  M.  VAN  OSDEL  & CO.,  ARCHT’s. 


I O v , ,V1UK  touoiuciCU.  OIUI  ca 

are  open,  and  schools  with  a large  attendance  are 
established.  The  railroad  station  of  Herinosa  is  a 
mile  west  of  Humboldt  Park  and  five  and  a half 
miles  from  the  Union  Depot,  Chicago  Frequent 
trains  are  run  to  accommodate  people  from  the  city 
who  live  at  Hermosa,  and  the  point  is  favored  by 
the  railroads  with  the  lowest  fare  made  to  any  of 
Chicago’s  suburbs  for  the  distance  traveled.  Very 
much  of  the  credit  for  the  prosperity  of  this  place  is 
due  to  Mr.  J.  F.  Keeney,  who  has  held  fast  to  the 
faith  in  the  final  success  of  his  enterprise  through 
adversities  which  for  a time  seemed  to  overwhelm 
this  and  other  new- towns  beyond  recovery.  He  is 
ready  and  willing  to  give  any  information  desired 
in  regard  to  this  property. 


Humboldt  Park  Property. — Vast  im- 
provements have  been  made  in  property  adjoining 
Humboldt  Park  during  the  past  few  years.  Subdi- 
vision after  subdivision  has  been  opened  up  and 
sold.  Houses  without  number  have  sprung  up  ; still 
the  demand  keeps  up,  and  property  is  selling  at  in- 
creasing prices.  Especially  is  this  so  in  regard  to 
the  year  just  passed  as  double  the  amount  of  sales 
were  made  aud  buildings  erected,  in  comparison 
with  the  year  before.  The  well-known  agency  of  C. 
r . HAT  I LRM  AN  so  long  established  in  this  vicinity 
have  entered  very  largely  into  the  transactions  of 
this  section  both  as  buyers  and  sellers.  They  are 
now  making  extensive  plans  for  the  coming  year  for 
the  buying  and  selling  of  this  property.  Corre- 
spondence solicited.  Office,  762  Milwaukee  Ave. 


nave  UCCIJ  Nil  \ eu  u v 

having  a reliable  abstract  of  title.  The  oldest  and 
largest  firm  in  the  business  is  that  of  HANDY  A 
COMPANY,  94  Washington  Street,  who  possess  the 
only  books  in  existence,  covering  the  public  records 
back  of  the  fire  of  1871,  besides  a complete  record  to 
date.  No  better  proof  could  be  asked  of  their  work 
than  t he  acknowledged  popularity  of  their  abstracts, 
which  are  not  excelled  in  correctness  aud  reliability. 
They  employ  a large  number  of  experienced  ab- 
stract-makers, and  their  growing  business  is  being 
met  constantly  with  new  facilities  for  carrying  it  on, 
so  that  customers  may  receive  abstracts  in  as  short 
a time  as  they  can  be  made,  insuring  the  care  and 
accuracy  necessary  in  the  work. 

Haddock,  Vallette  A-  Rickcords,  85 

and  87  Dearborn  Street.— The  abstract  question 
has  been  discussed  pretty  thoroughly  during  the 
past  year,  both  by  the  Real  Estate  Board  and  the 
real  estate  fraternity  at  large.  It  is  a weighty  ques- 
tion, aud  concerns  all  property  owners  and  buyers, 
as  so  much  depends  upon  correct  and  reliable"  ab- 
stracts. The  value  of  the  abstracts  of  the  firm  of 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  A RICKCORDS,  both  as 
to  correctness  and  reliableness,  was  generally  recog- 
nized in  all  these  discussions.  The  popularity  of 
the  firm  is  growing  every  year,  owing  wholly  to  the 
character  of  the  work  thev  turn  out.  The  increase 
in  their  business  during  the  past  year  necessitated 
the  enlargement  of  their  offices,  and  they  are  now 
prepared  by  their  spacious  quarters  and  large  corps 
of  experienced  abstract-makers  to  furnish  abstracts 
on  the  shortest  possible  notice,  and  with  the  greatest 
correctness. 


County  Recorder’s  Abstracts.— The  re- 
view of  the  firms  engaged  in  making  abstracts  of 
title  to  property  in  this  city,  would  be  incomplete 
without  a favorable  mention  of  the  COUNTY  RE- 
CORDER’S ABSTRACT  DEPARTMENT,  now 
under  the  direct  and  careful  management  of  Wiley 
S.  Scribner  our  present  Recorder  of  deeds  The 
impression  eiutertained  by  many  of  our  eilizens 
that  that  department  of  the  Recorder's  office  is 
managed  by  politicians  is  erroneous,  as  we  are  as- 
sured that  all  of  the  men  employed  there  have 
been  educated  to  the  business  by  the  best  abstract 
makers  in  the  city,  and  none  of  them  have  been 
employed  as  abstract  makers  in  the  Recorder’s 
office  less  than  seven  years.  Then,  too.  it  is  a fact, 
as  we  are  informed  and  believe,  that  the  Recorder 
can  furnish  a complete  abstract  of  title  to  almost  all 
of  the  property  in  the  county  from  the  Government 
to  date.  He  certifies  them  under  the  official  seal  of 
the  county,  and  they  stand  the  test  of  the  courts 
whenever  and  wherever  tried. 

The  Resting;  of  Titles  to  Real  Estate. 

—Among  the  new  organizations  of  the  past  year  of 
peculiar  interest  to  real  estate  men,  property  buy- 
ers and  owners,  the  NATIONAL  REAL  ESTATE 
TITLE  ASSOCIATION,  114  La  Salle  Street,  holds  a 
very  important  place.  The  importance  of  some 
plau  by  which  titles  to  real  estate  can  be  rested  at 
some  given  point  or  date,  and  give  to  the  holder  oi 
title  protection  against  past  defects,  has  long  been 
recognized  by  owners,  dealers,  mortgagees  and 
lessees.  Through  the  medium  of  this  association 
this  protection  can  now  be  secured.  After  3 lull  and 
satisfactory  examination  of  titles,  they  issue  a cer- 
tificate of  guarantee  and  protect  the  title  up  to  that 
date  against  any  adverse  claims  that  may  come  up 
against  the  same.  At  the  date  of  issuance  of  the 
guarantee  the  title  rests,  aud  a living  warranty, 
that  grows  stronger  each  year,  secures  and  protects 
the  patron?  ol  this  association,  this  being  tne  only 
plan  by  which  titles  can  rest  at  a given  point  or 
date  and  give  perfect  security  to  owners  of  real 
property. 


1ST.  -A_.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

AERON*SEWER*HPE,*FIRE*BRICE 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 

219  E.  Washington  St. 


BRANCH  YARD: 

Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

UNIVERSAL  FURNACE.  Rea|  Estate,  Loans, 

7I/T  ^ AM  J T7  AV  VA  « VM  1 /A  I 


Most  Powerful  and  Economical. 

306  Ogden  Ave.,  Chicago 


Benting,  Insurance. 

92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


thomas  nelson.  [Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


73  Jackson  Street, 

near  State  street. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

CHICAGO. 


2 19  Thirty-First  Street, 

near  Indiana  Avenue. 


P.  .A.  C JES  ""ST*  Sanitary  Plumber.  1209  80m™gr'cmoft 


BRACHVOGEL  &.  PRESS  Manufacturing  Co.,Art  Dealers’  Photographs 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 

Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  M.  Moore. 


S.  M.  MOORE  & CO., 

Insurance  Agents. 


T.  H.  Webster. 


Represent  the  ORIENT  INSURANCE  CO.,  Hartford.  Conn.  LION  EIRE  INSURANCE  CO., 
London,  Eng.  LOUISVILLE  UNDERWRITERS,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Insurance  on  Dwellings,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all  classes  of  desirable  risks  at  reasonable  rates. 
South  east  corner  LaSalle  and  Madison  Streets.  CHICAGO. 


W;.,L..WYATT  4 00  ROOFERS!  


to  4531  STATE  ST. 


t».  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Will.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICACO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  Such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water.  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SI  MPSON  B ROS., 


Room  15,  150  1-iasialle  Street,  CHICAGO,; 
Telephone  8S3. 


ILL. 


“Eureka”  Stained  Glass. 

A Perfect  Substitute. 

Warranted  five  years  to  stand  heat  or 
cold  and  will  not  crack  or  peal. 

Builders  and  property  owners  send  for 
prices. 

Oh  IST.  BXTZTBTT, 

209  State  Street,  Chicago. 


MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN, 

Manufacturers  of 

RUSTIC  GAS-FIXTURE 


S 


Dealers  in 

Colored,  Etched  and  Cut  Globes. 

Burners,  Kerosene-Fixtures, 

Sun-Lights,  Reflectors,  etc. 

We  offer  special  inducements  to  the  trade.  No 
Combination  Prices.  We  carry  in  stock 
a full  line  of 

CHANDELIERS, 

STORE  PENDANTS, 

Brackets,  Portables  and  Brass  Fittings. 

FACTORY  AND  SALESROOM: 

67  and  69  South  Canal  St.,  near  Madison,  CHICACO. 


C OAL! 

F.  S.  Peabody  & € o. 


MAIN  OFFICE: 

YARDS  A\]>  OFFICES : 
Telephone,  1303. 


107  DEARBORN  ST. 


Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R. 
Belmont  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R. 


LAKE  A I II W. 


GET  THE  BEST! 

BARKER  & JACKSONS 

Champion  Radiating  Heater. 

1802  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago,  III. 


REAL 


jGTORY 

— OP  — 

Je.  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 


ESI  A IE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Fn’lrkN’UIS  S"burban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
rto  12  a m ’ K°OIU  30’  Chioago,  111.  Office 

and*  Tax' ' 1 j --‘‘I*1  ^LSt?,te’,  House  Renting 

■■ial  attention  paid  ta  f. ,5?“®?^  Ho?m  32: 


e?,al  -tte“‘i0“S  to’a^Uing 

Sty.  eXL  N^°tlated’  APPraisements 


Joying  Taxes,  j^uans  i\egt 
rmade  on  Realty,  Estates,  Etc, 


Iienl  Estate  «>d  Loan  Broker 

Eron  Aon  property*  n.  »,»">“  ^ 

B Agent’  R°™  ^ 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
^eal  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Kooms  15-15,  !>0  LaSalle  St.eet. 

BAmo^i52’lSSf  A RfaI  Estate’  Room  21,  Otis 
taxes  paffi  for  resident  an H ^vestments  made  and 
Public.  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 

JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent 
South  Chicago,  . . ,ilIXo4 

K'Sdt" 

Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to  ’ 

Correspondence  Solicited. 
BR.O-W-KT,  IRA 
Suburban  Keal  Estate  a Specialty. 

Kln°  7 the  b!°Ck  t0  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 

^O,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


Established  fifteen  years  aud  ““-residents. 

UAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ  Real  Patmo  t 


KK™i^tmg  mU6'  In™rance  and 

aarwrsff*  a ss 

saas&  khgts&ttsa 

JOUVENAT  & BECKER, 

Real  Estate  Dealers. 

Lake  View  and  North  Chicago  property  a specialty. 

«>tl  Lincoln  Avenue. 

HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Keal  Estate.  Loans  and  House  Renting. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

HEAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

202  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

V1™-  E-  c-’  Real  Estate  and  Loans ; buys 
Dearborn  street,  0hFceioPrOPerty  °“  commission,  HO 

^/■ALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

110  Monroe  Street. 

“fle’sDeei;  Room  ^‘chRaJo0311  Ag6nt’  86  La 


w 


Prove  avemie^^cagoj011  r6SldeDtS'  3519  Cott^ 

Lake%atreetaXmatterS  & SpeCialt?-  Office,  /o.  3M>  wf 
/^IHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  ]4  Mainr  ■Rirw^i 

non-residents.  Notary  Public.  residents  and 


Ti  RAEP  * OREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
-IV  and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

E -A.  X_,  E S T _A_  T E 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property  ’ 
a Specialty. 

1 46  La  Salle  Street. 


" 11  LEAGUE  A CO.. 

Heal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


W^oom’ss'  ,Keal  Estate  and  Loans, 

built  on  easy  term^at  EngffiUood’and  LawsdSe"668 

O.  M.  Wells.  t at  c 

i ^ J-  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

real,  estate, 

102  LaSalle  St..  Itoom  15,  CHICAtiO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 

TyHEBLER  & Co.,  Real  Estate  and  Renting 

Chicaeo^Tn8’  ?°°ms  and  U’  157  Washington  St8 
cbaseS  sale  erson,al  attention  given  to  the  pur- 
Farm’propertffis  6 Al'oUo  % CUy'  Suburba“  and 
our  haLsP  or  lease  ° 311  pr0perty  pIa°ed  “ 


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OF  THE 

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Beal  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


O-  ^V.  CLAUSSENIUS. 

± o.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 

O^Agency,  ^-^^"^oifficteffi  SLoifr^Pn^o^Si^^f^iIf 
Chicago.  PNotary  PubIc.MadiS°n  Street  (Cole’s 'Blk)> 
W.  L.  Davis,  r , u , 

W.  r\A«..o.  „ L'  Hammond. 

. L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

«eai  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

Park  property  a specialty!  56  D^rborn  strfeT  ldt 
DS^SS^shmggnsd;^^8’  Reaf  Estat«  aad 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

L estate, 

Office:  Room  No.  7,  Wmnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  iIl. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


m 


L™twf  22 stealcEhtate Agei?ts-  Room 

oa^uilynmanag’effi°r^a^eS  'De^  ^°d’  estates 
^asffiugtonG st^e^Jc'hicagoJ8*3*6  and  L°anS’  94 

MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

54>  LaSalle  st.  Room  IS.  CHICAGO. 

NATHAN  & JACOBS, 

Keal  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

y^n  ClVsT!iCte(iiaGeTman  and  the  “iaa- 


182  Dearborn  St., 


J^AYTON,  R.  p. 

EEAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction  J 


0AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 
^OYES,  E.  E„  3,i  1,1,1  15  w.  Madison  Street. 


WM.  J.  B RAC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitob  fok  all  kinds  Of  ’ 

Packiing  Boxes 

and  an  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue. 

buildings  moved 

^pa^Coun  try  work  soeiacitedbly  by  exPerieVed 

°n  very 

who  will  pay  fair  price  for  * samU^7  fr°m  parties 
invited.  Address:  same.  Correspondence 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av 

CHICAGO.  ’ 


.^=SSS 


1^ ^S^H^mfficsrn^reet^ ^ E‘ ’ ^ Eatate  andVoans, 


ELaLnrtkLRaXnMt'«^^^ 

AveP,6  RoomSPeciHcago.LOaUS  9~ 


ter  - e— . soV^toi'is 

G°BrofeJ^68AWa?hin^dn  M^Chffiago06^8  ““d 

Reference  since  1858 : Traders’ Bank.  C g0' 

H.  I.  GOLDY, 

HEAL  ESTATE  and  RENTING'. 

It  (torn  8.  «2  LaSalle  Street 

Care  “Dd  “nnagement  of  property  a specialty. 

nKEEN,FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  tVoodlawn  Park  lots 

KklVIrar&WasT-G^T’  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
_ ’ 1 Washington  and  Ilalsted  sis,  Chicago. 

(j nari^UVE  Rpal  E^"<'  ««d  LoaU 

of  Lake  Street  tr66t’  R°0m  E south  wes‘  corn.’ 


^eal  Estate,  Room  37,  164  LaSallft 
£cXnSt°n’  Wilmette  and  N-th  Shore  pro^ty  t 


6134 

B F^K^^rcR^gortate^otarj 

J • ROSENBERG 

real  estate  MORTGAGE  LOANS- 

R°om  8,  , ,2  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


ARCHITECTS  & DESIGNERS 

I^DWAUD  A.  FOX, 

OITY  SURVEYOR 

Room  26,  Merchant's  Building, 

N.  W Cor.  La  Salle  & Washington  sts.,  Chicago. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY 

Caleiminino'  * 

r0ffiKind7v  °ement  W°r’k  a Specialty. 

SlBundTngaMaS:  R6ai'  °f  194  St., 

For  sale.  Chicago. 


E.  F.  GOBEL 

Mason  Builder  and 

General  Contractor, 

179  WASHINGTON  ST..  CHICAGO 

Telephone  1101.  Times Buidg.,  Rooms  17-18.  ’ 


Champion  Hoofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Hr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 

J . M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J . Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


Notice  to  Real  Estate  Offices. 

WA  N T E D . 

Office11^  lSt  8 p°sition  with  a Real  Estate 
Office  Mortgage  Bank,  or  Rail  Road  Land 

wHh  th/b  y°UUg  man  throDghly  acquainted 
Tud \t  ^USlness4  a“d  of  Sood  acquaintance 
and  standing.  A No.  1 references.  Bond 

dmiel  iFSlred' , 1 Can  R°  int0  an  office 

id  push  things,  keeping  in  hand  any 
Z°T  °f  ,work-  1 command  a moderate 
With  g°td  Propert7-  Interview  solicited 
with  any  house  wanting  capable,  effective 

this  Journal.^1688  Estate’”  in  care  of 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  1 56  La  Salle  St. 


SCk^  ?9E£Lb^tr?eeCRoom^ ‘wjchieago11  Br°‘ 


G 


SCmftfDER  ®E0,S  ’ Real  Estate  Brokers  73  & 8T 

Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  /n,*  ^ ®^ue 

Exchange  and  passage  bSS"  ^rls  PubfS.  ^ “• 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 


V aluable  Property  in 
the  South. 

roads  now  seeking  an  outlet  at  this  citUVull  infor^ 
mation  and  particulars  can  be  had  from 

C.  H.  HOKSETT. 

Real  Estate  Dealer,  Savannah,  Ga. 


SPeriaidente-enorgrJen  p,°Per,y  of  non- 
, ^esiaentb.— Correspondence  solicited. 

®state  and  Loans,  550  Blue 


Patent  Glacier 

Window  Decoration. 

The  most  perfect  substitute  for 

Stained  Ground  and  Ornamental  Glass. 

Designs  suitable  for  Cbueches,  Dwellings  and  all 
purposes.  Cheap,  beautiful  and  durable  AUo  lei 

louncemelffi  bnnS  f?r  ^ Houfe  ^mbers  ^ an-  i 
knTS«  n”  ^lass  o£  every  description  at  very  I 

S.r,s-„0S;.'s„.*r 1 mu  *"d 

j SEFTON  & STEERE,  Agents. 

.377  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


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Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  2.  CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JANUARY  9,  1886.  Single  Copy,  10c. 


SAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

121  Fifth  Ave.,  Chicago. 


TERMS: 


;k  Year  (in  advance) 4.00 

, sole  Copies 10 


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tered  at  Chicago  Postoffice  as  second  class  matter. 


REED  & HURLBUT, 

HONEY  TO  LOAN 


ON  IMPROVED  REtVL  ESTATE. 

— RAILWAY  BONDS  FOB  SALE 

JOSIAH  H.  REED.  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 
IPine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 


|1.  KEBFOOT.  S.  H.  KKBF00T  JB: 

ESTABLISHED  1862. 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Office  of 

. H.  KERFOOT  & CO. 

91  DEARBORN  ST. 

(rrospondence  solicited. 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


b.  U.  GORDON, 

0.  (J.  GORDON  & CO., 

EAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 


79  Dearborn  Street, 

toms  70  and  71 

Unity  Building,  CHICAGO, 


North  and  Southh  Side  Residence  Property 
a Specialty. 


0.  H.  BROOKS 

Deakeb  in  Chicago 

| REAL  ESTATE. 


ere  property  around  Chicago  a speciality. 

,pts  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
ilway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

(49  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


flLDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
>1STE,  FOUR,  IsTHSTE. 


FREE  GIFT! 


al  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  MADISON  STREET, 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 

W.  B.  Kerfoot,  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Ju. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  to  die  interests  of  non-residents 

0.  E.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOE  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS. 
991Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister.  C.  H.  Puscheck. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 
i 818  S.  EaLSTED  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts©!  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rente 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fir©  Insurance  placed  in 
retiable  companies. 

4-^Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 

JNO.  B KNIGHT.  ja».  jtt.  MARSHALL 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Kents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

JOS'  We  give  Special  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non- 
Besidents,  References  given  if  desired. 

WM.  F.  LUBEKt. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

152  La  Salle  Street. 

[CHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
Sale  and  General  Management  of 
Real-Estate. 

H.  G.  MOREY  & GO.. 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

85  Washington  Street,  - - - Chicago, 

Estates  managed,  Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid. 

We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of  noQ< 
residents. 

J.  P WHITE  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

ROOM  4 REAPER  BLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL. 

D.  G,  HAMILTON.  P E.  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

90  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents , 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

E,  L.  TURN  Ell.  w.  4\.  BOND 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Heal  Estate 

Mortgage  Leans, 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  «D 
Commission.  Taxee  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & CO, 

BANKERS, 
Loans  * and  * Real  * Estate, 

88  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

F.  A.  BRAGG  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICACO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-resideDtl 

DIXON  & PETERSON^ 

(Successors  to  C.  C.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING! 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL,  STREET, 

CHICACO.  ILL. 

Removal. 

M.  J.  RICHARDS, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Room  11,  94  Washington  Street. 

Chicago. 

Loans  Negotiated. 

JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Boom  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICACO. 

Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  F B.  Bogtje 

BOGTJE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 


Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Speciu’ 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non- residents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAM'L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR. 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

01n.ioa.go, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell,  Bruce  B.  Barney. 

Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Co., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 


Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


GEO.  E.  COLE  & CO., 

Commercial  Stationers 


Printers,  Lithographers 

and 

Blank  Book  Makers. 

[8G  and  88  Dearborn  Street. 

1 elephone  5048.  CHICACO 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Rooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 


Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

N.  W COB  CLARK  & MADISON  STREETS, 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


gj.  J.  WADE 

Plumbing 

AND 

House  Drainage 


Adams  Express  Bldg.,  187  Dear born  St,, 

(FIRST  FLOOR.) 


And  531  West  Madison. 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


ff.  A.  Babnes,  Notary  Publlo. 


S.  U.  Pa 


Barnes  & Parish, 


REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS 

157  LaSautx  Stbest,  Chicago. 
STORES  AND  HOUSES  REXTEB, 


Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Tun  P* 
tor  Non-Residents.  Beal  Estate  Roach  and  9sU 
Telephone  He.  its. 


» 


18 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


THE 

|Jeal  Jr  state  ami 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JAN.  9,  1886. 


ERRATA. 

Through  the  stupidity  and  meanness  of  a 
compositor  in  not  correcting  his  proof  when 
marked  and  remarked,  the  tables  showing 
the  annual  summaries  for  1884  and  1885 
were  incorrectly  dated.  They  are  corrected 
in  this  issue  and  show  51  millions  for  the 
former  and  57  millions  for  the  year  1885. 

Also  we  correct  an  error  made  in  the 
transfers  on  page  7.  Ogden  ave.  near  Chi- 
cago aye.  should  read:  “Ogden  ave.  near 
above,”  etc. 


THE  MARKET. 


built,  and  the  bridges  closed.”  An  outer 
harbor  would  pay  the  expenses  of  the  city 
government.  Aid.  Wetherell  remarked  that 
if  it  were  the  wish  to  test  the  city’s  rights 
there,  it  could  be  done  by  ordering  the  op- 
ening of  one  street,  say,  Van  Buren. 

Aid.  Young  remarked  that  captains  of  ves- 
sels didn’t  want  a better  harbor  for  anchor- 
age than  that  now  on  the  lake  front.  Car- 
goes could  be  discharged  there  and  lighters 
used;  but  the  trouble  was  the  expense. 

This  brings  us  to  another  question:  the 
raising  of  the  money.  Property  owners 
will  consent  to  be  taxed  for  these  purposes 
and  the  money  can  easily  be  raised,  but  we 
are  reminded  of  a story  told  on  General 
Jackson  when  it  was  fashionable  to  go  to 
horseraces.  V slick  young  man  stepped  up 
to  the  man  of  destiny  and  told  him  of  a 
chance  to  make  some  big  money  by  betting 
on  a certain  horse  and  further  added  that 
his  friend,  the  major,  who  stood  near  by, 
would  “hold  the  stakes.”  Gen.  Jackson 


Pianos  and  Organs. 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  tl 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompa 
able  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs— all  at  lowest  prices  for  ca, 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying 


Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO.  WS  North  Bwv»dwav.  ST.  LOU] 


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turned  slowly  till  he  faced  them  both  and 
then  said:  “Yes,  but  who  in  hell  will  hold 
the  major!”  We  must  first  sit  down  hard 
on  the  professional  politicians  and  send 
some  business  men  to  the  Council  to  help 
Aid.  Campbell  and  the  other  well  disposed 
members.  We  do  not  want  to  loose  the 
money  after  it  is  raised,  nor  do  we  want 
any  more  jobbery  in  public  affairs,  such  as 
we  have  witnessed  the  last  five  years  in  the 
construction  of  the  City  Hall  and  Court 
House.  The  opening  of  Randolph,  Wash- 
ington, Madison,  VanBuren  and  Harrison 
streets  and  Lake  Park  Place  to  the  lake 
shore,  is  a movement  which  the  Joubnal 
recommended  some  three  or  four  weeks  ago 
when  discussing  values  of  central  property 
lying  along  Michigan  ave.  boulevard  be- 
tween Randolph  and  Adams  streets.  There 
lies  some  of  the  best  property  in  the  city, 
and  it  was  recently  bought  as  low  as  $500 
a foot  because  Michigan  ave  was  a one-sided 
street.  If  the  abo^e  named  streets  are  ex- 
tended to  the  lake  or  out  into  the  lake  as  is 
the  case  with  Randolph  street  viaduct,  it 
will  give  more  room  where  it  is  most  needed 
and  will  facilitate  bringing  our  docks  to  the 
lake  front.  Instead  of  property  being 
worth  a thousand  dollars  a foot  or  less  on 
Michigan  ave.  between  Randolph  and  Adams 
streets,  it  would  be  worth  $2,000  a front 
foot. 

The  week  must  be  put  down  as  quiet  in 
the  real  estate  market.  Sales  out  in  the 
suburbs  have  been  few  and  far  between  on 
account  of  the  wet  weather,  and  the  ma- 
jority of  the  inside  transactions  are  for 
small  amounts,  some  of  them  being  for  less 
than  $1,000.  The  few  important  sales  rec 
orded  during  the  week  are:  one  on  Jefferson 
ave.  for  $25,000;  20x180  feet  on  Lake  street 
west  of  Franklin,  at  $1,750  per  foot,  bought 
by  J.  M.  Wing;  also  38}^  feet  on  Wabash 
ave.,  cor.  of  Eldredge  Court,  for  $33,000; 
and  144  feet  on  West  Madison  street  with 
1216  feet  to  alley  in  same  sub  was  sold  by 
the  estate  of  Edward  Loomis  to  S.  W.  Raw- 
son  for  $53,205;  also  an  undivided  half  of 
block  “C”  on  Ogden  ave.,  corner  Douglass 
Park,  by  Josiah  Lombard  to  Moses  E. 
Worthen  for  $25,000;  and  50  feet  on  Market 
street  for  $40,000,  completes  the  list  of  im- 
portant sales. 

Summary  of  New  Buildings.erected  in  the  Year  1885. 


CAlUMET  & CHICAGO 


1ST o 170  Dearborn  Street,  Oliioa-go. 


Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  [to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  fron 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

{^“Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pr 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


Table  Showing  Total  Sales  fob  each  Month  in  the  Yeab  1884. 


MONTH  ENDING. 

CITY. 

COUNTY. 

TOTAL. 

Sales. 

Amount. 

Sales. 

Amount. 

Sales. 

Amount. 

January  26 

450 

$3,164,762 

420 

$ 929,258 

870 

$4,094,020 

February  23 

572 

3,088.179 

459 

892,791 

1031 

3,980,970 

March  29 

789 

5,853,632 

689 

1,351,841 

1478 

7,205.473 

April  26 

721 

3,987,749 

641 

1,413.399 

1362 

5,401,148 

May  31 

1,024 

5,376,804 

626 

1,480,340 

1650 

6,857,144 

June  28 

651 

2,804,271 

574 

932,743 

1225 

3,737,014 

July  26  

616 

2,184.718 

513 

830,080 

1129 

3,014,748 

August  30 

685 

2,629,687 

736 

1,400,228 

1421 

4,029,915 

September  27 

563 

1,806,719 

623 

1,271,744 

1186 

3,078,463 

October  25 

597 

2,089,771 

667 

1,205,201 

1264 

3,294,972 

November  29 

607 

2,279,432 

677 

1,169,085 

1284 

3,448,517 

December  31 

506 

2,339,926 

550 

1,440,401 

1056 

3.780,327 

Total  for  the  year  . 

7,781 

$37,604,652 

7,175 

$14,317,061 

14,956 

$51,924,721 

OPENING  STEEETS  AND  ALLEYS. GEAPPLING 

WITH  THE  BRIDGE  NUISANCE. 

The  city  fathers  have  at  last  been  compel- 
led to  look  toward  the  interests  of  property 
owners.  This  Journal  has  more  than  once 
published  the  opinion  that  the  prices  of  real 
estate  were  in  advance  of  public  improve- 
ments— that  something  must  be  done  to 
keep  pace  with  the  increase  in  population 
and  the  handsome  improvements  being 
made  by  private  capitalists.  Our  city  has 
the  elements  of  greatness  in  it  and  it  will 
continue  to  grow  in  spite  of  the  ignorance 
of  public  officials  and  old  fogyism. 

Three  hundred  thousand  people  on  the 
West  Side  are  clamoring  for  a remedy  of 
the  bridge  nuisance  and  they  are  determined 
to  have  some  kind  of  relief.  Some  weeks 
ago  a reporter  of  one  of  the  daily  papers 
interviewed  Marshall  Field  on  purely  busi- 
ness topics,  and  before  he  allowed  the  scribe 
to  depart  he  said:  “I  am  a friend  to  any  and 
all  newspapers  that  will  advocate  the  re- 
moval or  abatement  of  the  bridge  nuisance 
and  the  development  of  a better  system  of 
drainage,”  saying  further  that  unless  the 
hindrance  to  travel  could  be  stopped  or  les- 
sened, we  must  remove  our  shipping  to  the 
lake  front  or  at  least  a portion  of  it:  then 
use  stationary  bridges  and  lighter  the  car- 
goes of  vessels  under  them,  and  furthermore 
that  the  health  of  the  city  could  only  be 
maintained  by  adequate  sewers  and  a per- 
fect system  of  drainage.  A successful  busi- 
ness man  can  see  the  needs  of  the  hour  and 
suggest  a remedy,  but  it  requires  years  of 
talk  and  bluster  in  our  City  Council  to  meet 
an  emergency.  Many  of  our  aldermen  are 
intelligent,  conscientious  men,  like  alderman 
Campbell,  and  are  doing  all  in  their  power 
to  have  something  done  on  these  questions. 
At  Mondays  meeting  of  the  City  Council 
Aid.  Campbell  said:  “By  the  eternal,  the 
streets  must  be  opened,  an  outer  harbor 


Cost. 

U1 

bo 

.9 

% 

* 

Q 

Flats 

Stores 

Offices 

Stores 
& Flats 

Stores  & 
Dwellings 

Cfi 

o 

c 

aj 

Pm 

Barns 

j Basements 

Additions 

Alterations! 

Mis- 

cellaneous 

| Frontage 

1 

| Stories 
1 

Westside 

$8,188,747 

1415 

207 

51 

21 

141 

235 

18 

68 

162 

103 

4 

69 

57,606 

4,380 

South  “ 

7,417,616 

667 

53 

24 

12 

43 

94 

8 

38 

39 

65 

3 

45 

27,048 

2,124 

North  “ 

3,655,697 

361 

88 

6 

9 

36 

54 

12 

23 

38 

54 

2 

32 

17,649 

1,374 

Totals  . . 

19,262,060 

2443 

348 

81 

42 

220 

383 

38 

129 

239 

222 

9 

146 

102303 

7,878 

Structures  costing  $50,000  and  upwards. 


Cost.  Bldgs.  Frntg.  Stories 

West  Side $ 498,000  67  1,772  151 

South  “ 2,868,000  20  1,769  102 

North  “ 461,000  19  656  52 


$ 3,817,000  106  4,197  305 


Table  Showing  Total  Sales  fob  each  Month  in  the  Yeab  1885. 


CITY. 

COUNTRY. 

TOTAL. 

MONTH  ENDING. 

Sales. 

Amounts. 

Sales. 

Amounts. 

Sales. 

Amount. 

323 

$ 1,571.874 
2,069,766 
1,929,815 
2.513.530 

537 

$ 1,433,551 
1,015,629 

860 

$3,005,425 

406 

403 

809 

3,085,395 

496 

508 

1,055,632 

1004 

2,985,447 

610 

569 

1,620.779 

1179 

4,134,309 

801 

3,715,673 

2,646,379 

2,686,340 

3,207,229 

2,827,218 

873 

1,828,895 

1674 

5,544,568 

610 

632 

1,251,904 

1242 

3,898,075* 

599 

565 

1,314,576 

1164 

4,000,910 

635 

781 

1,398,115 

1416 

4,605,34* 

612 

733 

1,338.449 

1345 

4.165, 66? 

802 

4,367.702 

1,013 

3,283,165 

1815 

7,650,86 

November  28 

608 

4,083.754 

6,082,294 

683 

1,886,289 

1291 

5,970.04' 

780 

884 

2,433,983 

1664 

8,436,27 

— 

Total  for  the  year  . 

7,282 

$37,621,574 

8,181 

$19,860,757 

15,463 

$57,482,3 

Total 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


19 


(The  Market  oontinued). 


The  opening  of  the  business  for  the  new 
sar  takes  on  a very  encouraging  aspect  and 
nds  to  verify  the  prophesies  of  our  leading 
id  conservative  firms  published  in  our  last 
sue.  The  weather  has  aided  immensely  the 
insummation  of  sales  and  other  transac- 
ons,  while  building  has  been  pushed 
most  as  rapidly  as  in  spring  or  summer, 
xtensive  building  operations  for  the  com- 
g year  are  now  under  contemplation, 
any  of  which  will  be  commenced  at  once 
the  mild  weather  continues. 

The  drainage  and  sewerage  of  the  Town 
Lake  is  being  considered,  and  plans  made 
r a radical  change  in  carrying  off  the 
wage  of  this  immense  and  growing  dis 
ict,  comprising  thirty-six  square  miles  of 
[and  territory.  Plans  for  a permanent 
stem  of  drainage  have  been  prepared, 
iich  if  adopted  will  give  a complete  and 
equate  sewerage  to  the  district.  The 
isons  for  immediate  action  in  this  matter 
the  rapid  growth  of  the  Town  of  Lake, 
ving  in  five  years  increased  from  a popu- 
ion  of  18,380  to  50,000. 
rhe  compact  population  of  Englewood 
rmal  Park  and  in  the  vicinity  of  the 
ion  Stock  Yards  and  throughout  most  of 
: northeastern  part  of  the  town,  and  the 
ation  within  its  borders  of  that  peculiarly 
icago  institution,  the  Union  Stock  Yards, 
well  as  the  greater  part  of  the  slaughter- 
; and  packing  industries  that  go  with  it, 
o demand  it. 

rhe  remoteness  of  a large  part  of  the 
in  from  a suitable  place  of  outfall,  takes 
matter  of  sewage  disposal  out  of  the  or- 
ary  channels  of  practice,  and  renders  it 
) of  the  determining  features  in  the 
uce  of  a system. 

proposed  to  continue  for  the  Stock 


Hinchliff  & Co  report  the  sale  of  Indiana 
Pressed  Brick  to  have  been  larger  last  year 
than  any  previous  year.  Among  their  sales 
of  Indiana  pressed  brick  the  last  month,  are 
15,000  to  J.  M.  Dumphy,  Dearborn  Ave.  and 
Michigan  st.,  30,000  to  Gutrich  Bros.,  for 
stores  and  flats,  30,000  to  Wheelock  & Clay 
for  houses  on  Thirty-third  st.  and  Vernon 
Ave. 

Beaver,  Wight  &,  Wetmore  report  an  active 
trade  in  gas  fixtures.  There  has  been  con- 
siderable competition  in  the  grade  of  gas 
fixtures  used  for  a medium  class  of  houses. 

The  Tumalty  Plumbing  Co.  are  getting 
out  improvements  for  ventilation,  which 
will  soon  be  brought  before  the  public. 


t is 

■ds  district  a combined  system  of  sewer- 
-,  by  which  roof  water  and  sewage  can 
h be  conveyed  from  tne  buildings  by 
jle  connections. 

'or  the  Englewood  district  a double  sys- 
i is  proposed,  involving  a drainage  system 
storm-water  and  a separate  sewerage 
tern.  This  sytem  possesses  advantages 
Englewood  over  the  combined  system 
will  cost  but  a trifle  more,  the  estimated 
; being  $204,850. 

mong  other  reasons  urged  for  the  adop- 
i of  this  permanent  system  of  sewerage 
the  avoidance  of  legal  complications 
delays,  a great  saving  in  the  immediate 
final  cost  of  construction,  and  the  re- 
ral  of  the  necessity  for  the  purchase  and 
rovement  of  any  land  for  use  in  the 
jess  of  sewage  purification, 
he  plan  recommended  for  cleansing  the 
th  Pork  is  by  means  of  a conduit  along 
tern  Ave.  from  the  west  end  of  the 
k Yards  slip  to  the  canal,  with  pumping 
rs  at  the  canal,  the  sewage  finding 
ance  to  the  eastern  arm  of  the  slip,  being 
rcepted  and  discharged  into  the  western 
within  the  range  of  the  current  estab- 
id  by  the  pumps. 

very  beautifully  illustrated  catalogue  of 
bell  Bros,  has  come  to  hand,  containing 
trations  of  Chicago  in  1830,  Chicago  at 
:ime  of  the  fire  in  1871,  and  a bird’s  eye 
of  Chicago  in  1885;  also  statistics 
ring  growth  of  Chicago,  according  to 
ensus.  Then  follows  cuts  of  their  blocks 
ouses  built  on  the  West  Side,  on  Seeley, 
alb,  Loomis,  Grenshaw,  Jackson,  War 
Ave.,  Campbell  Ave.  and  Lexington  st., 
i plat  showing  arrangement  of  rooms, 
book  is  sent  free  on  application, 
is  reported  that  negotiations  have  been 
s in  Turner  Park,  which  will  place  that 
erty  very  favorably  on  the  marget  this 
ig.  Further  particulars  will  be  given, 
e Leesburg  R.  E.  Association  of  Florida 
appointed  J.  J.  Chase  as  their  repre- 
itive  for  the  Northwest.  Their  lands 
•rise  over  75,000  acres  of  orange 
js,  town  lots  and  gardening  lands  in  the 
localites  of  Florida, 
visit  to  the  firm  of  Holbrook  & Co., 
rs  in  hardwood  lumber,  divulged  the 
that  there  is  more  encouragement 
ig  hardware  lumber  dealers  than  here- 
s.  This  is  based  upon  the  consumption 
e large  amount  of  hardwood  laid  in 
g previous  years,  the  general  revival 
siness,  and  the  building  contemplated 
e coming  year. 


The  Real  Estate  Board. 

The  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board  met  in 
regular  monthly  session  Wednesday,  with 
President  Lyman  Baird  in  the  chair. 

The  following  named  members  were 
present:  Messrs.  F.  A.  Henshaw,  C.  W. 

Pierce,  E.  A.  Cummings,  Sam’l  Polkey,  W. 
L.  Pierce,  F.  A.  Barnes,  Bryan  Lathrop, 
Lyman  Baird,  F.  M.  Elliott,  J.  M.  Marshall, 
H.  A.  Goodrich,  Ernst  Prussing,  E.  S. 
Dreyer,  H.  C.  Morey,  C.  H.  Mulliken,  B.  L. 
Pease,  R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr,  A.  J.  Stone,  E.  W. 
Zander,  Jno.  G.  Hair.  W.  H.  Thompson,  J. 
A.  Wilson,  M.  R.  Barnard,  J.  H.  Van  Vlis- 
singen,  D.  R.  McAuley,  B.  R.  De  Young,  W. 
G.  Jackson.  J.  L.  Lombard,  Geo.  P.  Bay,  L. 
Ingledew,  S.  M.  Parish,  E.  M.  Snow,  Wm.  A. 
Bond,  R.  C.  Givens,  S.  M.  Moore,  G.  L. 
Warner,  W.  W.  Baird,  A.  B.  Mead,  George 
Birkhoff,  Jr.,  N.  T.  Gassette,  Sam’l  Gehr,  H. 
C.  Harvey  and  E.  F.  Getchell. 

The  minutes  of  the  previous  meeting  were 
read  and  approved. 

The  Membership  Committee  reported 
favorably  on  Messrs.  D.  O.  Strong  and  C.  L. 
Hammond  for  membership.  A vote  by 
ballot  being  taken,  they  were  declared 
elected. 

The  Committee  on  Exclusive  Agency  made 
a report,  which  was  referred  back  to  the 
committee  with  instructions  to  present  a 
contract  at  the  next  regular  meeting,  with  a 
recommendation  that  it  be  adopted  by  the 
Board  as  advisory. 

The  Committees  on  Leadpipe  and  Dower- 
Book  reported  progress,  and  the  trial  report 
of  the  Committee  on  Sign-Boards  was  ac- 
cepted and  the  committee  discharged. 

The  Nominating  Committee  presented  the 
following  ticket  as  the  fruit  of  eighteen 
long  and  arduous  sessions:  President,  Ly- 
man Baird;  vice-president,  Bryan  Lathrop; 
treasurer,  E.  S.  Dreyer;  secretary,  E.  M. 
Snow;  executive  committee,  R.  W.  Hyman, 
Jr.,  F.  A.  Barnes  and  J.  B.  Knight;  daily 
call  committee,  C.  H.  Mulliken,  R.  C.  Giv- 
ens, and  C.  P.  Silva;  reference  committee, 
W.  D.  Kerfoot,  M.  R.  Barnard  and  Willis  G. 
Jackson;  membership  committee,  A.  B. 
Mead,  J.  A.  Wilson,  F.  A.  Henshaw,  Geo.  P. 
Bay,  E.  Goodridge,  F.  C.  Gibbs  and  E.  F. 
Getchell. 

It  was  resolved  that  all  amendments,  in- 
cluding a new  addition  to  Article  VIII  of 
the  constitution  as  proposed  by  Mr.  N.  T. 
Gassette,  be  printed  and  made  a special  or- 
der for  the  annual  meeting  to  be  held  Jan. 
13th,  at  2 p.  m. 

It  was  resolved  that  the  president  appoint 
a committee  of  three  to  make  arrangements 
for  the  next  annual  banquet  and  that  the 
president  be  appointed  an  ex-officio  member 
of  such  committee. 

There  being  no  further  business  before 
the  Board,  on  motion  the  meeting  ad- 
journed. 

After  the  meeting  a well  attended  caucus 
was  held,  at  which  W.  W.  Baird,  W.  A.  Bond 
and  Geo.  Birkhoff,  Jr.,  were  appointed  |a 
committee  to  nominate  an  opposition 
ticket. 


Confusion  in  Name*  and  Numbers  of 
Streets, 

More  than  a hundred  times  have  com- 
plaints been  made  at  the  City  Hall,  by  mail 
and  by  personal  call,  about  there  being  no 
names  of  streets  on  lamp  posts,  or  that  the 
names  of  the  streets  had  been  torn  off  or 
effaced  bv  time  and  weather.  For  many 
years,  also,  thousands  of  letters  have  been 
lost  or  delayed  on  account  of  the  imperfect 
system  of  numbering  streets  in  vogue. 

In  answer  to  the  question;  “What  rem- 
edy do  you  propose  for  the  confusion  be- 
tween the  north  streets  and  south  streets 
and  between  the  east  streets  and  the  west 
streets?”  superintendent  of  letter  carriers, 
Henry  F.  Donovan  says: 

“ Except  as  to  details,  there  can  be  no  two 
opinions  on  the  subject,  for  there  is  only 


one  possible  solution  of  the  difficulty.  The 
east-and-west  streets  will  have  to  be  num- 
berered  continuously  from  the  lake  westward 
to  the  western  city  limits;  and  the  northern 
half  of  every  north-and-south  street  will 
have  to  be  given  a different  name  from  the 
southern  half.  Nothing  short  of  these  two 
changes  will  cure  the  present  disorders. 
Take  the  east-and-west  streets,  for  instance. 
The  lake  shore  is  not  a straight  line,  and  is 
probably  a mile  further  from  State  street 
away  down  south  than  it  is  in  the  heart  of 
the  city.  If,  therefore,  the  east-and-west 
streets  are  numbered  from  the  lake  shore 
westward,  the  number  of  given  houses  on 
these  streets  will  be  no  clue  to  its  location. 
Some  would  say  that  while  the  numbering 
should  begin  at  the  lake  shore  it  should  not 
begin,  on  every  street,  at  No.  1,  but  with 
such  a number  as  would  bring  No.  300,  say, 
on  all  these  streets  in  a line,  all  the  way 
from  north  to  south.  Either  way  will  answer 
the  purpose  and  either  will  suit  me.  Then 
some  would  say  that  there  should  be  a break 
in  the  numbers  at  the  river,  and  that  all 
these  streets  should  begin  at  the  same  num- 
ber on  the  West  Side,  so  that  the  number  of 
a house  will  indicate  at  once  which  side  of 
the  river  it  Is  on.  From  the  river  down  to 
Sixteenth  street  this  is  entirely  practicable; 
and  I think  it  ought  to  be  done.” 

“Then  as  to  the  north-and-south  streets?” 
“In  the  case  of  the  north-and  south 
streets  if  the  northern  half  of  each  of  these 
streets  is  to  be  given  a new  name,  some  will 
say  at  once  that  the  new  name  should  begin 
at  the  river.  Others,  among  whom  is  Com- 
missioner Oregier,  say  that  the  new  names 
should  begin  from  Lake  street.  I favor  the 
Lake  street  dividing  line.  I shall  not  fret 
about  the  adoption  of  either  line;  but  I am 
more  anxious  about  the  reform  in  the  north- 
and-south  streets  than  any  other  change  in 
tbe  (streets  whatever,  and  if  the  Mayor, 
Commissioner  and  committee  will  only  be 
good  enough  to  remedy  this  one  defect  in 
the  nomenclature  of  our  streets  we  can 
afford  to  wait  five  years  for  all  the  other 
changes.” 


How  to  Clear  the  Sidewalks  of  Snow. 

Our  Supreme  Court  has  twice  decided  that 
the  city  can  not,  under  its  mere  police  pow- 
er, require  abutting  property-owners  to 
keep  the  sidewalks  free  from  ice  and  snow: 
Grindley  v.  City  of  Bloomington,  88  111.557; 
City  of  Chicago  v.  O’Brien,  111  111.  532. 

The  court  holds  that  the  sidewalks  are  as 
much  the  property  of  the  city  as  the  road- 
way; that  the  duty  devolves  upon  the  city 
to  clear  the  sidewalks,  and  the  municipality 
cannot,  under  the  general  “ police  power,” 
require  the  property-owners  to  perform  this 
work.  These  decisions  are  not  in  line  with 
those  of  other  States,  and  it  is  generally 
held  that  such  an  ordinance  is  legal  and 
binding:  Mayor  v.  Mayberry,  6 Humph. 
368,;  Washington  v.  Nashville,  1 Swan,  177; 
White  v.  Nashville,  2 Swan,  364;  Bonsell  v. 
Mayor,  19  Ohio,  418;  Paxon  v.  Sweet,  13  N. 
J.,  196;  Woodbridge  v.  Detroit,  8 Mich.,  274; 
Boston  v.  Shaw,l  Mete.,  107 ; Lowell  v.  Had- 
ley, 8,  Mete.,  180;  Goddard’s  Case,  16  Pick., 
504. 

The  corporation  counsel  says:  “The  Su- 
preme Court  of  this  State,  in  its  latest  de- 
cisions upon  this  question,  stands  four  to 
three  against  the  validity  of  Section  1955  of 
the  code,  which  requires  all  property-owners 
to  clean  their  sidewalks,  and  we  can  but 
submit  to  that  ruling  until  such  time  as  the 


court  may  conclude,  if  ever,  to  adopt  the 
rule  in  force  in  other  States. 

“It  is  impracticable  for  the  city  to  clear 
its  eight  hundred  or  nine  hundred  miles  of 
sidewalk  after  every  snow  storm.  The  cost 
of  such  a work  would  be  appalling,  and  no 
large  city  ever  undertakes  so  great  a re- 
sponsibility. Moreover,  it  is  cheaper  and 
better  for  the  property-owners  to  themselves 
keep  their  sidewalks  clear  rather  than  to  be 
taxed  for  that  purpose.  It  may  fairly  be 
assumed  that  the  great  majority  of  the  peo- 
ple would  gladly  comply  with  a requirement 
that  their  sidewalks  should  be  kept  passable 
if  they  knew  their  recalcitrant  neighbors 
would  be  forced  to  do  likewise.  As  the  law 
now  stands,  you  are  unable  to  pass  an  ordi- 
nance which  will  reach  all  property  owners 
alike,  but  you  can,  in  my  judgment,  enact  a 
law  which  will  be  effective  in  the  great  ma- 
jority of  cases.  This  is  not  to  be  done  as 
an  exercise  of  the  “police  power,”  but  as  a 
requirement  of  a consideration  from  those 
citizens  who  receive  certain  privileges  from 
the  public,  represented  by  the  municipal 
government.  You  are  aware  that  the  own- 
ers and  occupants  of  most  houses  and  build- 
ings in  this  city  occupy  a portion  of  the  side- 
walk space.  The  sidewalk  area  is  used  for 
coal  or  other  storage  purposes;  space  is  ta- 
ken for  steps  or  entrance  to  basements,  and 
for  other  purposes.  But  the  street  is  the 
property  of  the  city,  from  bnilding  line  to 
building  line,  and  the  city  may  altogether 
refuse  the  use  of  any  part  of  the  same  for 
these  purposes,  or  may  accompany  the  grant 
of  such  privileges  with  any  reasonable  con- 
dition. It  strikes  me  as  only  fair  and  right 
that  those  who  receive  from  the  public  the 
privilege  of  using  any  part  of  the  city’s 
property,  should,  in  return,  be  required  to 
keep  the  sidewalks  in  good  condition  for 
use  by  the  public.  Under  the  existing  ordi- 
nances it  is  unlawful  for  any  property  own- 
er to  use  tbe  area  beneath  the  sidewalk  with- 
out a permit  from  the  department  of  pub- 
lic works.  These  permits  may  be  conditional 
upon  this  provision,  and  such  provision  may, 
by  order  of  council,  be  attached  to  outstand- 
ing permits.  As  a matter  of  fact,  few  prop- 
erty owners  have  as  yet  taken  out  these  per- 
mits, and  they  now  oecupy  the  sidewalk 
space  without  authority  of  law.  It  does 
not,  it  is  true,  reach  sidewalks  in  front  of 
vacant  lots,  or  in  front  of  houses  which  are 
set  back  from  the  street,  where  the  sidewalk 
area  is  not  used  for  coal  vaults  or  other  pur- 
poses. But  I predict  that  it  will  be  found 
effective,  if  properly  enforced,  to  meet  near- 
ly all  cases  of  improved  property,  and  will 
certaiuly  cover  the  business  streets. 

“The  condition  of  our  sidewalks  in  winter 
is  not  creditable  to  a metropolitan  city,  and 
I hope  the  proposed  legislation  will  to  a 
great  extent,  at  least,  remedy  the  evil. 
Equally  important  with  an  ordinance  on 
this  subject  is  a provision  for  its  strict  en- 
forcement, and  I submit  an  order  directing 
the  police  department  in  detail  how  to  en- 
force the  legislation  contemplated.” 


Care  of  Hydrants. 

An  experienced  plumber  has  some  advice 
to  offer  concerning  the  winter  care  of 
hydrants.  He  says  that  while  a defective 
hydrant  is  more  liable  to  freeze  than  a good 
e,  yet  a perfect  one  will  freeze  if  not 
cared  for.  The  hydrant  valve  is  set  below 
the  frost  line,  and  is  arranged  so  as  auto- 
matically to  drain  the  hydrant  of  standing 
water,  but  it  does  this  only  whenthe  hydrant 
is  tightly  closed.  If  not  fully  closed  after 
drawing  water,  the  same  condition  is  made 
as  in  a leaky  hydrant,  and  it  freezes.  Be- 
fore the  coldest  weather  comes,  hydrants 
should  be  placed  in  good  condition  and  pro- 
tected from  cold.  The  valve  of  a hydrant, 
being  placed  beneath  the  frost  line,  is  in  a 
very  disadvantageous  position,  and  if  re- 
pairs are  necessary  the  yard  has  to  be  dug 
up  for  a considerable  distance  around  it. 
To  avoid  the  necessity  of  repairs  the  valve 
should  be  used  as  little  as  possible.  In 
order  to  protect  the  valve  from  wear  by 
constant  use,  the  plumber  recommends  that 
a stop-cock  be  placed  upon  the  nozzle  of 
the  hydrant  for  use  in  the  summer  months. 
During  nine  months  of  the  year  the  hydrant 
valve  could  then  be  kept  fully  turned  on, 
the  flow  of  water  being  shut  off  by  the  stop- 
cock at  the  nozzle.  In  the  cold  weather- 
the  hydrant  valve  would  again 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


The  Itusiness  Situation. 

It  has  grown  to  be  quite  common  for  every  little  editor 
of  every  little  or  big  news  paper  extant  to  inflict  on  the 
suffering  public  his  particular  views  of  the  financial  and 
business  status  of  the  country;  in  case  of  depression,  he 
explains  the  causes  forsooth  ! When  prosperity  dawns,  he 
prophesies  improvement  in  trade!  The  ignorant  consider 
the  information  wonderful  and  are  thankful  to  these  oracles 
for  vouchsafing  so  much,  gratis.  The  time  was,  not  more 
than  a generation  ago,  when  the  west  could  not  build  any 
railroads,  any  fine  houses  or  make  any  great  public  im- 
provements without  the  sanction  of  the  East.  In  short 
eve-y  business  pulsation  of  the  West  was  in  obedience  to 
a throb  of  the  monied  heart  of  tne  East.  Things  are 
changed  now.  The  West  is  less  easily  affected  by  financial 
and  tariff  questions  than  the  East.  The  great  West  and  the 
productive  South  are  consumers  as  well  as  producers,  and 
are  fast  becoming  the  manufacturers  of  their  own  products, 
and  all  we  need  now  are  honest  men,  a sufficient  currency 
to  do  business  with,  and  more  people  to  occupy  our  western 
prairies.  Chicago  has  grown  to  be  the  great  railroad  center 
of  the  entire  West,  and  no  department  of  business  bids 
fairer  for  the  coming  year  than  the  iron  interest,  which 
will  give  employment  and  good  wages  to  thousands  of 
workmen.  Crops  have  been  good  the  past  year  in  almost 
every  particular,  and  there  is  plenty  of  wheat  and  corn  in 
the  country  for  export.  All  of  the  surplus  of  products  in 
manufactured  goods  have  been  worked  off,  and  although 
there  is  a good  deal  of  competition  in  foreign  markets  in 
wheat  and  flour,  these  articles  stubbornly  hold  their  own 
in  spite  of  the  large  supply  and  small  export  demand. 

The  annual  summaries  of  business  for  all  the  leading 
commercial  points  in  the  country,  show  an  improvement  in 
almost  every  department  and  a decided  decrease  in  the 
number  of  failures. 

The  footings  show  that  the  number  of  failures  in  1885 
was  3 or  4 per  cent,  smaller  than  in  1884,  and  there  was  a 
decrease  of  50  per  cent,  in  the  liabilities.  The  average  of 
liabilities  was  less  than  $12,000,  while  in  1884  it  was  over 
$20,500,  and  in  1878,  the  year  preceding  specie  resumption, 
it  was  over  $22,000.  The  ratio  of  failures  to  traders  was 
only  one  in  eighty-six,  while  in  1878  it  was  one  in  sixty- 
four.  It  is  probable  that  there  will  be  an  increase  in  the 
number  of  failures  for  the  next  few  weeks,  as  the  first 
quarter  of  the  year  is  usually  a period  of  large  bankruptcy 
harvests;  but  the  epidemic  of  insolvency  is  over  without 
doubt. 

The  situation  at  Chicago  is  this:  All  classes  of  business 
men  are  pleased  with  the  past  years  record,  but  members 
of  the  Board  of  Trade,  who  have  been  keeping  house  rather 
extravagantly,  having  incurred  a heavier  burden  than  their 
income  would  warrant.  The  wealthier  operators  are 
stronger  than  ever  and  can  stand  the  additional  expenses 
of  high  office  rent  and  the  expense  of  the  new  building. 
Real  estate  owners  in  Chicago  never  felt  better  than  at  this 
time;  prices  have  been  high  and  there  has  been  a steady 
demand  since  the  season  opened  in  1885,  and  there  now 
seems  to  be  no  cessation  in  sales.  Unless  rents  should  de- 
cline in  the  spring  in  consequence  of  so  much  new  building, 
a continuation  of  this  good  feeling  may  be  expected  and 
prices  may  go  a peg  higher  for  central  property  and  busi- 
ness locations  upon  the  West  Side.  The  general  prosperity 
of  the  city  is  of  more  importance  than  a rush  in  house 
building  or  a temporary  advance  in  the  price  of  real 
estate. 

The  business  men  of  Chicago  must  unite  in  a grand  ef- 
fort to  prevent  eastern  trunk  lines  from  discriminating 
against  this  city  in  freight  rates,  for  as  long  as  it  is  pos- 
sible for  a shipper  at  Quincy,  111.,  or  at  DesMoines,  la.,  to 
get  a lower  throughrate  to  the  seaboard  than  Chicago 
shippers  can  obtain,  this  city  will  suffer. 

“Less  talk  and  more  cider,”  or  to  be  plainer,  less  brag- 
ging and  bluster  and  more  quiet  work  through  combined 
action,  will  be  for  the  permanent  good  of  Chicago. 

The  following  statistics  from  the  Clearing  House  and 
Board  of  Trade  reports,  will  be  found  interesting  to  many 
of  our  readers: 

CLEARING  HOUSE  BEPOBTS. 

The  monthly  clearings  for  the  year  1885  at  Chicago  were 
as  follows,  showing  an  increase  over  the  returns  of  1884  of 
$58,898,611. 

Month.  Amount.  I Month.  Amount. 

January $189,867,993.34  September.  . .$192,897,440.66 

February 140, 472, 633.93j  October 234,770,623.21 

March 159,461,745.28;  November 223,931,574.09 

April 184,327,861.83!  December 230,803,423.10 

May 189,230,890.97  

^ 205,145,332.58  Total  1885.  .$2,318,579,003.07 

. 189,373,443.72l  Year  1884...  2,259,680,391.74 

'->"1  aq! 


TABLE  SHOWING  IMPROVEMENTS  ORDERED 

to  be  made  by  the  Chicago  City  Council,  where  assessments  are  levied.  Passed  Dec.  28th  and  31st. 


STREETS  IMPROVED. 


Milwaukee  ave.  & Wade  st.,  alley  bet. 
Madison  st  & Wash,  blvd,  alley  bet. . . 

Wisconsin  st 

Fifth  av  & Franklin  st,  alley  bet 

Huron  st 

Prairie  ave 

Polk  st,  w 

Sanger  st 

Douglas  ave 

Dashiel  st 

Wright  st 

Wilcox  ave 

Taylor  st,  w 

Mohawk  st 

Keith  st 

Robey  st 

Wood  st 

Fifth  ave 

Portland  ave 

Warren  ave 

Robey  st 

Throop  st 

Wabash  ave 

Warren  ave 

Twelfth  st,  w 

Sedgwick  st 

Rush  st . 

Jackson  st 

Schiller  st 

Cottage  Grove  ave 

Wabash  ave 

Larrabee  st 

Twenty-second  st,  w 

Seeley  ave 

Plum  st 

Douglas  ave 

Sedgwick  st 

Douglas  ave 

Blue  Island  ave 

Throop  st 

Superior  st 

Butler  st 

Sangamon  st 

Honore  st 

Twenty-fourth  st 

Keith  st 

Archer  ave 

Douglas  ave 

Wright  st 

Quincy  st 

Ohio  st,  w 

Wood  st 

Wade  st 

Wright  st 

Douglas  ave 

Plum  st 

Throop  st 

Wallace  st 

Seeley  ave 

Douglas  ave 

Wallace  st 

Menominee  st 

Wade  st 

Archer  ave 

Park  ave  (both  sides) 

Cottage  Grove  ave 

Crosby  st 

Jackson  st,  w 

Sangamon  st 

Blue  Island  ave 

Douglas  ave 

Twenty-fourth  st 

Butler  st 

Blue  Island  ave 


Augusta  st 

Ann  st 

Sedgwick  st 

Congress  st 

N Franklin  st  

Douglas  av 

Loomis  st 

Archer  ave 

S.  fork  of  S.  B.  Chicago  river 

Twenty-sixth  st 

Canal  st 

Western  ave 

Ashland  ave 

Clybourn  ave 

W Huron  st 

W 19th  st  

North  ave 

Twenty-sixth  st 

Archer  ave  . . . , 

C & N W R R track 

W Polk  st 

W Taylor  6t 

Sixteenth  st 

Leavitt  st 

Blue  Island  ave 

Erie  st 

N Water  st 

Hoyne  ave 

N Wells  st 

Twenty-second  st 

Twelfth  st 

Chicago  ave 

Ashland  ave 

Madison  st.  w 

Loomis  st 

S.  fork  of  S B Chicago  river. 

Erie  st 

LS&MSR  R 

Sixteenth  st  viaduct 

Taylor  st 

Franklin  st 

Twenty-fourth  st  

Monroe  st,  w 

Adams  st,  w 

Hanover  st 

Huron  st,  w 

S fork  of  S B Chicago  river . 

Halsted  st 

Canal  st 

Desplaines  st 


Noble  st 

Elizabeth  st 

Larrabee  st 

Charles  Place 

its  western  terminus . . 

Egan  ave 

Robey  st.. 

26th  st  

Archer  ave 

31st st 

Halsted  st 

Rockwell  st 

Ogden  ave 

North  ave 

Chicago  ave,  w . 

Blue  Island  ave 

W Clybourne  Place  . . . 

31st  6t 

26th  st 

Homan  st 

12th  st  w 

Blue  Island  ave 

2‘2d  st 

C & N W R R tracks  . 

Ashland  ave 

Chicago  ave 

Illinois  st 

Rockwell  st 

Sedgwick  st 

30th  st 

16th  st 

North  ave 

Western  ave 

Van  Buren  st,  w 

Laflin  st 

Archer  ave 

Chicago  ave 

Halsted  st 

22d  st 

Blue  Island  ave 

its  western  terminus. 

Archer  ave 

Harrison  st,  w 


CHARACTER  OF  IMPROVEMENT. 


Grading  and  planking. 

Curbing,  grading  and  paving 
Curbing,  grading  and  macadamh 


^Curbing,  filling  and  paving. 

I 

I 


Harrison  st 

Elston  ave 

Canal  st 

LS&MSR R 

Loomis  st 

Taylor  st,  w 

Thirty-first  st 

Madison  st,  w 

Halsted  st 

Archer  ave 

Clark  st,  N 

Elston  ave 

So  Branch  Chicago  river 

Ashland  ave 

29th  st  

Division  st 

Halsted  st 

Monroe  st,  w 

22d  st 

S fork  of  S B Chicago  river  . . 

State  st 

Archer  ave 

Sixteenth  st  viaduct 


Butler  st 

Chicago  ave,  w 

Western  ave 

S branch  of  Chicago  river 

Halsted  st 


Ashland  ave  . . 

12th  st,  w 

Crittenden  st  . 
Halsted  st 


j-  Grading  and  paving. 


Curbing  and  filling. 


Water-service  pipes. 


Laflin  st 

Blue  Island  ave 

Egan  ave 

Van  Buren  st,  w 

S fork  of  S Br  Chicago  river. 

31st  st 

Sedgwick  st 

Crittenden  st 

Western  ave 

Lincoln  st 

30th  st 

Larrabee  st 

Hoyne  ave 

Harrison  st  w 

Western  ave 


Butler  st. 
24th  6t... 
22d  st,  w . 


-Six-inch  drains. 


Mde  walk. 

Establishing  grade. 
Curbing,  filling  and  paving. 
Grading  and  paving. 


^Six-inch  drains. 


For  the  years  from  1876  to  1885,  both  inclusive,  the 
clearings  of  the  associated  banks  was  as  follows: 


1876. . . . 

1881..  . . 

$2,229,463,275.00 

1877  ... 

1,044.678,895.70 

1882  ... 

2.306,536,855.00 

1878  ... 

967,184,093.07 

1883  . . . 

2,525.622,994.00 

1879  ... 

1,257,750,124.31 

1884  ... 

2,259,680.391.74 

1880  . . . 

....  1,725,684,794.85 

1885  ... 

2,318,579,003.07 

BOARD  OF  TRADE  MONTHLY  OLEARINOS. 

The  monthly  clearings  and  balances  during  the  year  were 
as  follows: 

Month.  Clearances. 

January $ 10,242,618.75 

February 4,224,434.37 

March 6,852,195.00 

April  12,576,458.75 

May  8,285,677.37 

June  8,197,654.00 

July 5,954,800.45 

August 9,573.127.50 

September 9,167,233.00 

October 9,501,389.62 

November 8,116,240.13 

December 7,427,707.88 

Total  1885 $100,059,536.82 

Total  1884  123,921,480.31 


Balances. 

$ 2,802,482.00 

1.275.123.75 

1.792.740.00 

3.117.147.50 

2.194.127.13 

2.318.483.00 

1.619.678.00 

2.798.491.75 

2.493.114.00 

2.392.099.13 

1.802.571.50 
1,938,503.25 


$26,539,361.01 

33,781,282.24 


grain  and  flour  trade. 

The  following  table  shows  the  total  receipts  and  ship- 
ments of  flour  and  grain  at  Chicago  for  the  past  year,  as 

compared  with  1884: 

, Receipts. 

Articles.  1885.  1884. 

Flour,  bbls  ....  5,385,103  4,960,830 

Wheat,  bu 19,266,772  26,397,587 

Corn,  bu 62,930,474  5,9580,445 

Oats,  bu 37,687,191  40,082,362 

Rye,  bu 1,905,616  3,327,516 

Barley,  bu  ....10,781,240  7,849,829 


, Shipments. , 

1885.  1884. 

5,245,185  4.808,884 

13,235,223  21.046,577 
58.807.618  53,274,050 
32.666,065  34,320,293 
1,218,621  4,365,757 

5,581,181  4,095,6' '0 


CAPACITY  OF  CHICAGO  ELEVATORS. 


Name  of 

Capacity 

Name  of 

Capac 

elevator. 

bushels. 

elevator. 

busht 

Central  A 

1,000,000 

Wabash 

1,750 

Central  B 

1,500,000 

Indiana 

1,500 

C.,  B.  & Q.  A . . 

1.250,000 

Rock  Island  A 

1,500 

C.,  B.  & Q.  B.  . 

. . . . 850,000 

Rock  Island  B 

1,250 

C.,  B.  & Q.  C . . 

1,750,000 

National 

1,000 

C.,  B.  & Q.  D 

and 

St.  Louis 

1,000 

Annex 

3,000,000 

Illinois  River 

200 

Union 

. . . . 700,000 

Neeley’s  

600 

City 

. ...  1,000,000 

Danville 

450 

Northwestern . 

....  600,000 

Pacific  A 

1,000 

Fulton 

300,000 

Pacific  B 

1,000 

Air  Line 

. . . . 750,000 

Alton 

800 

Galena 

750,000 

1,500,000 

Total  capicity 

St.  Paul 

1,000,000 

bushels 

28,000 

Hardwood  Lumber. 

The  use  of  hardwoods  has  increased  to  a great  ex 
during  the  last  few  years.  They  have  won  a place  in 
construction  of  buildings  which  can  be  filled  by  no  sul 
tute.  The  great  advantages  to  be  gained  in  the  use  of  tl 
lie  in  their  durability  and  beauty  of  finish.  Ash,  oak  i 
and  white),  maple,  cherry,  walnut,  red  birch,  gum.  Geo: 
pine  and  whitewood  are  among  the  varieties  in  comi 
use. 

Mr.  Robert  Larkins,  wholesale  and  retail  dealer  in  h: 
wood  lumber,  is  regarded  by  the  readers  of  the  Joubnai 
a reliable  dealer,  as  his  yards  at  the  corner  of  Union  p 
and  Twenty-second  st.  are  well  stocked  with  almost  ei 
variety  and  every  grade  of  seasoned  hardwood,  especi 
in  whitewood,  oak,  ash  and  cherry,  with  a constant  and  • 
selected  stock  of  rough  or  dressed  and  matched^  hardw 
flooring.  Among  the  limited  number  of  hardware  t 
chants  confined  exclusively  to  that  trade,  Mr.  Rob  t Lari 
deserves  a special  mention.  Architects  and  builders 
find  it  to  their  interest  to  drive  out  to  his  yards  and  ,1 
over  his  stock  before  contracting  for  future  work.  His 
flee  and  yard  are  located  at  Union  place  and  Twenty -se<j 
st.,  oppositePalmer,  Fuller  Jt  (Jo.’s  manufactory. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


21 


N SHERIFFS 


ANDREW  SHERIFFS 


JOHN  SHERIFFS  & SON . 

LUMBER! 

Cor.  Lumber  ami  directs,  «.  imago. 

SPECIAL  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  CITY  ORDERS. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M.  Uoioe. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


BRADLEY  GAS  LIGHT  CO., 

^MANUFACTURERS  OFJ 

iutomatic  Cras  Machines. 

OFFICE:— 76  Fifth  Avenue,  CHICAGO. 

Greatest  improvements  in  Gas  Lighting  Apparatus  gives  uniform  raid L light  : m open 
oke,  no  chimneys  needed,  like  city  gas  at  one-fourth  the  cost.  No  increase  of  fire-risk,  easy  to  handle.  May 
operation  in  Chicago  and  suburbs.  ^ __ __ __ __ __ __ ___ _ — — - 


BUILDING-  REVIEW. 

THF,  LUMBER  MARKET. 

Our  tables  for  both  hard  and  soft  woods  have  been  re- 
ed, and  our  reporters  are  canvassing  for  prices  of  building 
iterial,  although  but  little  is  used  now  and  business 
quiet  in  all  branches  of  buildiDg  material.  Lumber 
alers  have  called  in  their  traveling  men  for  the  winter, 
d are  not  seeking  to  push  sales.  The  work  of  figuring 
the  profits  for  the  year  1885  and  the  prospects  of  the 
3sent  year  are  occupying  their  attention.  Prominent 
alers  say  that  there  is  to  be  a revival  in  railroad  building 
d -fully  as  much  house  building  as  in  1885,  and  it  is 
rther  claimed  that  country  yards  are  well  nigh  exhausted 
account  of  the  prolonged  building  activity  into  the 
nter  throughout  the  country. 


KANSAS 


WEST 

OITX, 


Freight  Rates. 

I EASJT 

ST.  JOSEPH,  FROM  CHICAGO  AND 


ATCHISON  AND  LEAVENWCBTH. 


POINTS  ON  CAE  LOAD  LOTS  OF 


IN 

EFFECT  NOVEMBER  2. 

HARD  AND  SOFT  LUMBER,  IN 

om  Alton 

.11  \4  cents. 

EFFECT  NOVEMBEE  1. 

44 

Burlington 

•13tf 

k4 

To 

New  York 

35  cents. 

44 

Chicago  . . . 

.16 

44 

Boston 

.40 

44 

44 

Clinton . . . . 

.16 

44 

Philadelphia . . . 

.33 

4; 

Davenport. 

.i*K 

“ 

44 

Baltimore 

.32 

“ 

Detroit . . . . 

• 22 

44 

Washington  . . . . 

.32 

‘4 

u 

Ft  Madison . 13 y* 

“ 

44 

Albany  

.32 

4k 

fci 

Fulton  . . . . 

.16 

44 

44 

Troy 

.32 

a 

Hannibal.  . 

■12^ 

“ 

t4 

Scenectady 

.32 

4k 

u 

Keokuk. . . . 

■13  M 

44 

44 

Buffalo, 

Pittsburgh 

.20 

u 

Louisiana . 

12K 

44 

U 

.20 

44 

<4 

Moiihe .... 

• Hi* 

44 

44 

Wheeling 

Susps’n  Bridge 

.20 

“ 

Montrose  . 

• 13* 

44 

fc4 

.20 

• 4 

Peoria 

.16 

44 

44 

Salamanca 

.20 

(4 

Quincy  . . . . 

•12& 

44 

4* 

Black  Rock 

.20 

44 

44 

Rock  Island.  14^ 

44 

44 

Dunkirk 

. 20 

“ 

St.  Louis. . 

•I1H 

4% 

4‘ 

Erie 

.20 

44 

44 

Toledo  . . . . 

.22^ 

44 

Toronto 

.20 

Construction  Aiotes. 

CITY  AND  COUNTRY. 


Bids  will  be  received  at  the  office  of  the  Board  of  Edu- 
ttion,  City  Hall,  not  later  than  January  11,  for  a fifteen- 
iom  building,  to  be  built  at  the  corner  of  York  and  Laflin 
reets;  for  same,  corner  of  Fairfield  avenue  and  Twelfth 
reet;  J.  J.  Flanders,  architect;  also  bids  not  later  than 


RAYMOND’S  F^TETSTT 

Compressed  LeadSashWeiqhts 

(i® 


A 


% 


SOLID, 

COMPACT, 

NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  IVo  Friction.— No  Soise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s  ‘ . 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offie  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SS  send  57  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


Feburary  18,  for  the  labor  of  100  able-bodied  convicts  for 
any  kind  of  labor,  and  the  same  for  fifty  more  convicts  for 
light  labor,  to  be  rendered  about  May  1;  price  to  be  paid 
for  teaming  to  be  agreed  upon;  contract  not  to  exceed  eight 
years:  bond,  $1,000;  also  bids  will  be  received  at  the  office 
of  County  Commissioners,  corner  of  Fourth  and  Race  sts., 
Cincinnati,  Ohio,  for  the  improvement  of  Robinson  road 
from  Montgomery  Pike  to  its  southern  terminus  in  Colum- 
bia Township.  Jos.  W.  Brewster,  Auditor  Hamilton  Co.,  0. 

Also  bid  to  same  paity  and  same  place,  not  later  than 
January  20,  for  the  improvement  of  Fleming  Road  between 
Springfield  Pike  and  Winton  Road,  to  same  auditor;  also 
for  improvement  of  Ross  av.  from  Lebanon  Turnpike  to  the 
Carthage  Pike  in  Mill  Creek  Township,  to  same  auditor. 

Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  by  P.  A.  McGann,  City 
Clerk,  not  later  than  Monday  noon,  January  18,  for  a sewer 
in  Franklin  av.  from  the  north  line  of  main  sewer,  District 
No.  9,  to  Cherry  st.,  to  be  paid  for  in  assessment  certificates. 
Bond  will  be  required  to  sufficiently  protect  the  city.  Pro- 
posals for  stone  flagging,  lightning  rods  and  hardware  for 
a courthouse  in  Hamilton,  Ohio.  J.  W.  McLaughlin,  arch., 
Nos.  46  and  47  Johnston  Building.  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Bids  will  be  received  by  the  Board  of  Education  for  a 
public  library  building,  not  later  than  January  18;  for  labor 
and  material  for  an  addition  for  district  school  building  on 
Brown  st.;  also  for  a twelve  room  school  house  on  Vine  st., 
by  Supt.  of  School  Buildings,  287  West  Ninth  st.,  Cincinnati, 
Ohio.  Address  bids  to  Geo.  O.  Deckebach,  chairman,  for 
13th  and  28th  district  improvements. 

Bids  will  be  received  for  the  construction  of  two  school 
buildings  at  Bismarck,  Dak.,  not  later  than  February  1. 
Address  F.  A.  Thomas,  Clerk,  Demeseith,  Rolette  Co.,  Dak. 

It  is  estimated  that  $900,000  will  be  required  to  pave 
the  intersection  of  streets  ordered  to  be  improved 
in  Chicago  this  year.  Many  of  the  ordinances,  however, 
have  been  withheld,  and  the  council  has  so  far  passed  only 
enough  to  call  for  an  expenditure  of  $750,000.  The  com- 
missioner of  public  works  will  ask  for  this  sum,  but  as  only 
$448,000  was  allowed  for  the  purpose  last  year,  it  is  proba- 
ble that  the  amount  will  be  reduced  to  about  $500,000.  In 
this  event  the  paving  of  quite  a number  of  streets  will  have 
to  be  deferred  until  next  year. 

BUILDING  PAPER. 

The  following  quotations  represent  ton  lots.  Lesser 
amounts  are  subject  to  a higher  rate  of  10  cents  on  100 
pounds. 

PEE  100  LBS 

Plain  straw  board  sheathing  paper $1.30 

Tarred  straw  board  sheathing  paper 1.40 

Inodorous  water-proof  sheathing  paper 2. 

Prepared  plastering  paper 2. 

Tarred  roofing,  felt 1.40 

Tarred  sheathing  felt 1-40 

Carpet  lining  felt 2.25 


in.  imi. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  ana  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collee.ed  and  all  business  "elating  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted.   


Mahogany  and  Cabinet  Woods. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 
and  rosewood: 

Mexican  mahogany,  $100  @ $180  per  M. 

St.  Domingo  “ 150  @ 200 

Cuba  “ 100  @ 150  “ 

Rosewood  “ 2 @ 5c  pr  lb. 


rd. 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 

mason’s  supplies. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  $ square  foot 

10-inch  thick,  $ square  foot 

12-inch  thick  $ square  foot 

Rublestone,  R)  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yar 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches 

46  14  44  4 44  . . . . 

“ Building  stone,  per  cube 

Maxwell  & Co.: 

Euclid  Stone  C-o’s  3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars 
“ “ 4-inch  “ 

“ “ Building  Stone 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls 

Lime,  in  bblB  finishing 

Common  brick,  $ M 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 

Anderson’s 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  $ M 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 

Racine  Pressed  Brick 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 

St.  Louis  Pressed 

Trenton 

Fire  Brick  $ M 

Michigan  New  York  Stucco  and  Iowa  .... 

Cement,  Utica,  and  Buffalo,  $ bbl 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee  $ bbl. . 

Portland  Impt  Cement 

White  Sand  $ bbl 

Fire  Clay  $ bbl 

Plastering  Hair  $ bush 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 

Roofing,  $ square  gravel  

Asphalt  Roofing 

Marble  Dust  $ bbl.... 


20$  — 
22@  — 
7 50 
55 
00  24 
00  28 
00  50@00  60 

00  22  • 

00  26 

00  50@C0  56 
85 

65  @0  95 
7 00@8  00 
16  00a22  00 
22  00  @29  00 
65  C0@300  00 
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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


D.  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

House  Kenting  and  Collections. 

Office:  188-130  So.  I,aSalle  St. 

Room  I I CHICAGO. 

1®“  Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


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J.  J.  Danforts,  President. 


W.  J.  Wilcox,  Secretary. 


C.  C.  Broomell,  Treasurer. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  COMPANY. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 


Andrew  Krimbiil. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES: 

Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  III. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 


Woodlawn  Real  Estate. 

During  the  past  year  the  real  estate  of 
this  beautiful  suburb  has  been  quite  active, 
owing  to  the  many  excellent  advantages 
which  it  offers  as  a suburb  to  Chicago.  It 
is  situated  only  seven  miles  from  the  city, 
on  the  Illinois  Central  R.  R.,  which  is  noted 
for  the  many  conveniences  of  its  suburban 
trains.  The  houses  in  Woodlawn  are  sub- 
stantially and  artistically  built  and  their 
number  has  bsen  very  materially  increased 
during  the  past  year,  there  having  been 
built  about  one  hundred  houses,  The  society 
is  select,  being  made  up  of  Chicogo  business 
men,  who  are  taking  advantage  of  the  pure 
air  and  water,  perfect  drainage,  beautiful 
scenery  and  low  rents — all  offered  in  Wood- 
lawn. Mr.  L.  A.  Gilbert  has  been  intimately 
connected  with  the  growth  of  Woodlawn, 
and  through  his  efforts  during  the  past  year 
a large  number  of  lots  and  houses  has  been 
sold.  To  searchers  for  suburban  homes,  he 
is  ready  to  offer  the  choicest  property  in 
Woodlawn,  either  improved  or  unimproved. 
Information  given  either  at  city  office, 
room  5,  77  Clark  street.  Reaper  Block,  or  at 
Woodlawn. 


Suburban  Improvements. 

JEFFERSON. 

The  year  1885  was  one  of  prosperity  for 
the  town  of  Jefferson;  the  inhabitants  have 
increased  greatly  and  a proportionate  num- 
ber of  dwelling  houses  have  been  built;  five 
church  buildings  have  been  erected  and  as 
many  school  houses  and  a brick  sewer  was 
built  during  the  year.  Immediately  west 
of  Humboldt  Park,  for  more  than  a mile, 
hundreds  of  houses  have  been  built. 

LAKE  VIEW. 

During  the  last  year  600  dwelling-houses 
have  been  built  in  Lake  View.  Over  six  and 
a half  miles  of  water-pipe  have  been  laid, 
three  miles  of  sewer  built,  over  four  miles 
of  new  streets,  and  forty  new  subdivisions 
made,  and  two  churches  built. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  met  Monday  night. 
A numerously-signed  remonstrance  against 
the  paving  of  Halsted  street  was  referred  to 
Committee  of  the  Whole.  A statement  in 
regard  to  the  Marine  Hospital  sewer  has 
been  sent  to  the  Hon.  G.  E.  Adams,  who 
will  lay  the  matter  before  Surgeon  Hamil- 
ton. 

HYDE  PARK. 

The  opposition  to  the  improvement  of 
Cornell  ave.,  or  to  that  part  north  of  Fifty- 
third  street,  by  Mr.  Grey  and  Mr.  Mulvey, 
backed  by  several  other  residents,  was  met 
by  Judge  Jamison  and  Mr.  Bridge  in  good 
spirit.  It  was  clear  to  the  Board  that  this 
was  an  important  improvement,  and  the 
ordinance  was  passed  by  a unanimous  vote. 

The  matter  of  enlarging  the  Village  hall 
was  called  up  by  Mr.  Peirce,  T!>0  Hoard 


Wm.  Reed.  N.  A.  Clemons. 

WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


seemed  to  favor  a reasonable  outlay  for 
that  purpose,  and  ordered  superintendent 
Cole  to  prepare  plans  and  get  estimates  of 
cost  to  present  at  next  meeting.  The  gen- 
eral idea  is  a wing  in  the  south  side  of  the 
present  building,  24x50.  It  will  enlarge  the 
hall  to  a seating  capacity  of  about  two 
hundred. 

Special  assessment  notices  have  been  pub- 
Itshed  as  follows: 

For  6-inch  water-pipe  in  St.  Lawrence 
ave.  from  70th  to  71st  st. ; 8-inch  water-pipe 
from  So.  Chicago  ave.  to  St.  Lawrence  ave.; 
a 30-inch  brick-sewer  in  Champlain  ave. 
from  45th  to  46th  sts. ; a 2-foot  brick-sewer 
branching  to  the  west  and  east  along  Forty  - 
sixth  street  to  the  center  line  of  Champlain 
and  Langley  aves.;  also  a 2-foot  brick-sewer 
thence  running  south  on  Champlain  and 
Langley  aves.  respectively  to  Forty-seventh 
street,  with  man-holes,  catch-basins,  house 
connection  slants,  etc.;  also  a 2-foot  brick- 
sewer  in  Washington  ave.  from  56th  to  54th 
sts.;  6-inch  water-pipe  in  St.  Lawrence  ave 
from  So.  Chicago  ave.  to  67th  st.,  with  hy- 
drants, valves,  connections,  etc.;  for  12-inch 
tile-pipe  sewer  in  Jefferson  ave.  from  54th 
to  53d  sts.,  also  that  Lake  ave.  be  improved 
from  Chicago  city  limits  to  the  center  line 
of  Fortieth  street,  by  grading  and  filling  the 
central  38  feet,  macadamizing  the  central 
33  feet  with  broken  stone  and  granite,  con- 
structing cobblestone  gutters,  constructing 
stone  curbing,  laying  stone  crosswalks,  etc.; 
for  6-inch  water-pipe  in  South  Park  avenue 
from  Clement  ave.  to  71st  st. 

A brick  sewer  to  be  constructed  along  the 
center  line  of  Sixty-third  street,  from 
Stony  Island  ave.  to  a point  150  feet  east  of 
the  center  line  of  Charles  ave.,  or  St.  Law- 
rence ave.  provided,  the  internal  diameter 
of  said  sewer  being  as  follows:  From  Stony 
Island  ave.  to  Sheridan  ave.,  66  inches; 
thence  to  Lexington  ave.,  60  inches;  thence 
to  Greenwood  ave.,  54  inches;  thence  to 
Cottage  Grove  ave.,  48  inches;  thence  to 
Evans  |ave.,  42  inches;  thence  to  Langley 
ave.,  36  inches;  thence  to  Summit  ave.,  30 
inches;  and  thence  to  a point  150  feet  east 
of  the  center  line  of  Charles  avenue,  24 
inches. 

Wells  or  basins,  manholes,  catch-basins 
house-connection  slants,  etc.,  to  be  con- 
structed and  connected  with  said  sewer. 

The  following  ordinances  were  ordered 
engrossed:  for  side  walk  on  east  side  of 
Evans  ave,  from  45th  st.  to  385  ft  north  of 


same;  on  the  west  side  of  ave.  M from  106th 
to  107th  sts.;  for  improvements  of  Cornell 
ave.  from  51st  to  56th  st. 

EVANSTON. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  by  the  Village 
Board  of  Trustees  Monday  night  grantiug 
to  the  Chicago,  Evanston  & Lake  Superior 
Railroad  a right  of  way  through  the  village. 
The  majority  of  the  inhabitants  appear  to 
think  that  the  road  will  prove  largely  bene- 
ficial to  the  village  and  the  entire  neighbor- 
hood, while  some  are  of  the  opinion,  that 
the  road  should  not  have  been  given  the 
right  without  returning  something  tangibly 
valuable  to  the  village  at  large.  It  is  fur- 
ther claimed  that  the  village  would  be  re- 
paid indirectly,  in  as  much  as  property 
would  increase  in  value  and  that  the  popu- 
lation would  be  largely  augmented  by  the 
influx  of  people  who  have  hitherto  lived  in 
southeru  and  western  suburbs  because  the 
Northwestern  Depot  is  so  far  removed  from 
their  places  of  business. 


LAW  DECISIONS. 

William  Vooke  v.  S.  E.  Gross. 

No  power  to  confess  judgment  against 
assignee  of  lease. — Before  Judge  Rogers 
Wm.  Vocke,  as  owner  of  a building  fronting 
La  Salle  ave.,  let  it  for  a term  of  three  years 
from  May  1,  1885,  to  Geo.  H.  Taylor,  who, 
on  October  22,  1885,  assigned  the  remainder 
of  his  term  to  Samuel  E Gross,  by  indorse- 
ment in  writing  on  the  lease,  which  indorse- 
ment was  signed  by  Mr.  Gross  as  well  as 
Mr.  Taylor,  and  in  which  it  was  specified 
that  Mr.  Gross  assumed  and  agreed  “to 
make  oil  the  payments  and  perform  all  the 
covenants  and  conditions”  which  by  the 
lease  it  was  incumbent  upon  the  lessee  to 
do. 

The  lease  contains  a power  whereby  the 
lessee  authorizes  John  Milton  Oliver  or  any 
attorney  of  any  court  of  recoTd  to  enter  the 
appearance  of  the  lessee,  waive  service  of 
process  and  confess  judgment  for  any  rent 
that  might  be  due,  and  contains  a clause  to 
the  effect  that  the  covenants  and  agree- 
ments should  be  binding  upon,  apply  and 
inure  to  the  respective  heirs,  executors,  ad- 
ministrators and  assigns  of  the  parties. 

Acting  under  this  power  a declaration 
was  made  by  Mr.  Vocke  as  lessor,  against 
Mr.  Gross,  as  assighee  of  the  lessee,  for  an 
alleged  default  in  the  payment  of  rent,  and 
upon  the  usual  cognovit  being  filed  with  the 
declaration,  judgment  was  entered  in  favor 
of  Mr.  Vocke  against  Mr.  Gross. 

The  present  motion  is  to  set  aside  the 
judgment  as  having  been  entered  without 
authority,  and  the  only  question  is,  whether 
the  attorney  who  signed  the  cognovit  had 
authority  to  do  so  on  behalf  of  Mr.  Gross. 

Mr.  Gross  assnmed  to  make  all  the  pay- 
ments and  perform  all  the  covenants  and 
conditions  of  the  lease.  Now  covenants, 
agreements  and  conditions  in  such  instru- 
ments, all  imply  substantially  the  same 
thing.  A condition  js  siefined  as  “term  of 


a contract  or  covenant;”  “a  clause  in  a con 
tract  containing  terms  of  a stipulation  tha 
is  to  be  performed.” 

The  lessor  and  lessee  agree  that  the  coi 
enants  and  agreements  of  the  lease  shall  b 
binding  upon,  apply  and  inure  to  their  ae 
signs  respectively.  But  they  do  not  agre 
that  any  grant  of  power  to  a third  part 
(Oliver)  given  by  the  lessee,  shall  be  obli 
gatory  upon  the  assignee.  And  Gross,  th 
assignee  of  lessee,  only  assumes  and  agree: 
1st,  to  make  all  payments  of  rent,  2d,  t 
perform  all  the  covenants,  and  also,  3d,  al 
the  conditions  of  the  lease. 

Now  a power  to  confess  a judgment  is  nc 
a payment,  nor  a covenant,  nor  a conditioi 

The  covenants  and  agreements  of  th 
lessee  may  bind  Gross,  the  assignee;  sti! 
there  is  no  power  to  confess  judgmen 
against  him,  either  by  express  provision  o 
by  any  necessary  implication;  as  the  powe 
given  to  confess  a judgment  for  rent  is  no 
a covenant  or  agreement  to  be  performed 
nor  a condition  of  the  term  of  tne  lease. 

Relative  to  confessing  judgment  there  i- 
1st,  the  appointment  of  Oliver,  for  th 
lessee,  by  the  lessee;  2nd,  the  authority  t 
Oliver  to  enter  lessee’s  appearance  and  con 
fess  a judgment.  There  is  a donor  (Taylor 
and  a donee  (Oliver)  of  the  power.  An 
there  is  no  element  of  a covenant,  agree 
ment  or  condition  in  it.  The  defendan 
Gross  (the  assignee  of  the  lease),  has  in  n 
way  conferred  such  power  upon  Oliver  q 
any  other  attorney. 

The  power  to  confess  a judgment  is  in  it 
nature  personal.  It  is  a specific  grant  o 
authority  to  perform  a certain  act.  It  mus 
be  strictly  exercised,  and  the  power  itsel 
must  be  clear  and  explicit  and  must  bi 
strictly  pursued. 

Neither  the  language  of  the  lease,  nor  o 
Gross’  written  acceptance  Of  the  assign 
ment  and  obligation  to  pay  rents  and  per 
form  covenants  and  conditions,  anthorizi 
such  construction  of  the  writing  as  wil 
warrant  or  include  a grant  of  power  to  con 
fess  a judgment. 

I do  not  want  to  be  understood  ai 
holding  ihat  an  assignee  could  not,  what 
ever  might  be  the  language  of  the  lease  anc 
acceptance  of  the  assignment,  place  him 
self  in  that  predicament.  I merely  holt 
that  in  the  present  case  and  by  the  langu 
age  used  he  has  not  done  so. 

The  judgment  must  therefore  be  set  aside 


How  to  Decorate. 

The  latest  novelty  is  a lamp  and  stand  ir 
one  piece,  so  that  it  can  be  moved  from  on< 
part  of  the  room  to  another,  and  can  also  b« 
raised  or  lowered  at  convenience.  The 
stands  are  made  of  brass,  bronze,  wrought 
and  twisted  iron  and  crystal  in  the  most  at- 
tractive designs. 

Nnmerous  are  the  guises  beneath  which 
the  stationary  case  conceals  itself  this  year 
The  safe,  with  doors  of  wrought  bronze,  and 
with  a recess  for  the  note-paper,  ledgers 
shelves  for  packages  of  envelopes,  and 
drawers  for  letters  is  one;  while  an  upright 
piano,  with  the  envelopes  where  the  keys 
should  be,  and  the  paper  iq  tRe  top,  forms 
another  ponoealing  agent, 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


GREENBAUM  SONS, 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

ITJY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES,  MAKE 
LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT 
LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES. 

■99  DEARBORN  street. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

en’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota, 
pecial  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 

THE  HECOHD. 

BUILDING  PERMITS. 


dark  st  n,  Nos  621  and  623,  J Bell,  3-story 
store  and  flats,  46x100,  $10000. 
learborn  st,  No  3011,  L Pugh,  two-story 
dwelling,  22x46,  $2, COO. 
iighteenth  st,  No  995,  Joseph  Yucha,  one- 
story  cottage,  20x24,  $600. 
iighteenth  st  w,  No  873,  V Sorna,  addition, 
20x20,  $400. 

?ifth  av,  Nos  3i6  to  324,  J N W Sherman, 
four-story  factory,  105x115,  $40000. 
iroveland  Park  av,  Bernard  & Calkins,  two- 
story  dwelling,  25x50,  $5000. 
drove  st,  nr  22d,  Geo  A Stearns,  rebldg  el- 
evator, 75x100,  $10000. 
iarrison  st  e,  Nos  83  to  87,  W H Thomas  & 
Son,  six-story  store  and  warehouse,  50x65, 
$50000 

lenry  st,  No  392,  Patrick  Crowe,  one-story 
cottage,  20x32,  $800 

lenry  st,  No  304,  John  Zealms,  two-story 
flats,  21x60,  $2800. 

daho  st,  Nos  337  and  339,  G N Hull,  two 
two-story  dwellings,  42x38,  $6000. 

Cramer  st,  No  31,  D F Bremner,  four-story 
warehouse,  25x75,  $3500. 
jarrabee  st,  No  617,  Wm  Knoke,  two-story 
barn,  16x40,  $500. 

jeavitt  st,  No  1138,  Frederick  Briescke,  one- 
story  cottage,  20x30,  $600. 
jake  st  w,  No  1334,  George  Bande,  addition, 
i 20x18,  $500. 

Loomis  st,  Nos  792  to  802,  Felix  Lang,  one- 
story  flouring-mill.  120x130,  $6000. 

Lan-abee  st,  No  737,  Louis  Wickersheim, 
three-story  store  and  flats,  24x68,  $6000. 
Leavitt  st,  Nos  107  and  109,  J C Campbell, 
two  three-story  dwellings,  45x30  ft  $6000. 
Leavitt  st,  Nos  111  to  117,  four  two-story 
dwellings,  66x50  ft,  $12000. 

Mohawk  st,  No  261,  Lepold  Anderer,  two- 
story  dwelling,  20x50,  $2000. 

Madison  st,  Nos  211jand  213,  JohnjQ  Adams 
additional  story,  40x150,  $5000. 

Dakley  st,  No  1092,  W Lahme,  one-story 
cottage,  24x25,  $800. 

Rumsey  st,  No  178,  F Czaja,  one-story  shop, 
24x30,  $300. 

Seventeeth  st,  No  693,  J Lehman,  three-story 
flats,  21x60,  $4500. 

South  Park  av,  Nos  3116  and  3118,  M Bie- 
eld,  two-story  dwelling,  40x64,  $8500. 
(Twelfth  st  w,  No  895,  J Walsh,  two-story 
store  and  dwelling,  24x70,  $5000. 

Throop  st,  No  683,  Frank  Klinka,  three- 
story  store  and  flats,  22x52,  $3500. 

Tweffth  st  w,  No  508,  C G Bode,  four-story 
store  and  flats,  24x80,  $7000. 

Townsend  st,  Nos  153  and  155,  Mrs  J Schroe- 
dter,  3-story  flats,  43x81,  $7000 
Twenty-sixth  st.  Nos  602  and  604,  Trego  & 
Smith,  two-story  cottage,  20x30,  $1000. 
Upton  st,  No  45,  C Beckman,  one-story  cot- 
tage, 22x36,  $1500. 

Warren  av,  No  698,  Mrs  F Wightman,  two- 
story  dwelling,  23x28,  $240C. 

Warren  av,  Nos  930  and  932,  First  Congre- 
gational Church  chapel,  70x78,  $20000. 
Will  st,  No  32,  A Eich,  one-story  addition, 
20x60,  $900. 

Wabash  av,  No  3524,  M Mitchell,  two-story 
dwelling,  21x60,  $4000. 


Wm.  E.  HlNCHLIFF  & Co.,  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANUFA0TUBEE8  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room  lO  15©  Lua.  Sa.ll©  St.  Chicago. 


error  in  printing  description  of  property  on 
Ogden  av..  n w cor  Turner,  “Chicago  av.,” 
is  changed  to  “near  the  above,”  etc. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous”. 


ERRATA, 

The  error  in  the  dates  of  tables  of  annual 
gijxnmarieB  for  1884  and  1885,  and  also  the 


City  Property. 

Ashland  av,  50  ft  n of  York  st,  w f,  37%x 
148,  Dec  31,  ’85,  F G Kammerer  to  Eu- 
genia Fulton $5812 

Ashland  av,  87%  ft  n of  York  st,  w f, 
12%xl48,  Dec  14, ’85,  same  party  to  A 

S Bond $1937 

Ashland  av,  bet  Emily  and  Augusta  sts,  e 
f,  25x130,  Dec  14,’85,  estate  of  W S John- 
son to  August  Bank $1200 

Adams  st  w,  ne  cor  Robey,  s f,  50x125,  im- 
proved, Dec  31,  ’85,  Monroe  Heath  to 

Addie  L Haines $8000 

Ashland  av,  sw  cor  of  Warren,  e f,  124.8 
xl20  ft,  Nov  24,  ’85,  Daniel  Worthington 
to  Chicago  Theological  Seminary  ..$24000 
Ashland  av.  70  feet  s of  Monroe  st,  e f,  70 
x200,  impd,  Jan  2,  Conrad  Furst  to 

Francis  Geudtner $50000 

Adams  st  w,  40  ft  e of  Wood,  street,  19%x 
114.  impd,  Dec  26,  ’85,  M B McLenahan 

toJL  Bennett  $7500 

Ann  street,  217  feet  n of  Madison,  ef,  33x 
90,  Nov  13,  ’83,  Sarah  D Brown  to  F A 

Howe $6000 

Ashland  av,  120  ft  n of  Rebecca  st,  ef,  24x 
128,  Dec  28,  ’85,  R S Tuthill  to  John  P 

Neal $2500 

Butterfield  street,  sw  cor  of  29th  st,  ef,  25 
xlOO,  Jan  6,  M J and  A M Henderson  to 

Joseph  Geissman $3800 

Bellevue  place,  415  e of  Rush,  s f,  26x129 
Dec  31,  ’85,  Potter  Palmer  to  Treat 

Campbell $5200 

Bissell  st,  292  w of  Willow,  w f,  24x125, 
impd,  Dec  24,  ’85,  August  Natzke  to  A 

and  A Srock $1000 

Bissell  st,  adjoining  the  above,  24x125, 
impd,  Dec  24,  ’86,  same  to  J Natzke.$1000 
Brigham  st,  282  ft  e of  Paulina,  s f,  24x 
100,  Nov  2,  ’85,  Thomas  Anderson  to 

Julius  Widenheft $600 

Campbell  av,  nw  cor  of  Ogden,  ef,  400x 
169,  Dec  8,  ’85,  Edward  Roberts  to  J P 

Neal $12250 

Chestnut  street,  116%  e of  Wells,  s f,  16% 
xlOO,  impd,  Dec  4.  ’85,  estate  of  J S 
Waterman  to  Martin  McNulty  . ..$4000 
Chestnut  street,  No  303,  Dec  12,  ’85,  J 

and  J S Waltman  to  J S Deuel $5500 

Chestnut  street,  No  301,  Dec  12,  ’85,  same 

to  Emillie  Katz $5500 

Clybourn  av,  n of  and  nr  North  av,  ne  f, 
24x100,  Dec  30,  ’85,  Benno  Weiss  to  F H 

Weiss $2000 

Centre  street,  144  ft  w of  Sheffield  uv,  s f, 
24x125,  Nov  12,  ’85,  James  Morgan  to  J 

F Browning $1000 

Chicago  av  West,  nw  cor  of  Fairfield,  sf, 
25x125,  Jan  4,  Moore  & Goss  to  Charles 

Nevermann $1600 

Calumet  av,  bet  33d  and  34th  sts,  wf,  73x 
133.  Dec  21,  ’85,  Conn  Mu  Life  Ins  Co 

to  J R Putnam $6050 

Calumet  av,  near  above,  wf,  25x133,  Dec 
30,  ’85,  J R Putnam  to  Lizzie  Leaman 

$2,912 

Calumet  av.  near  above,  wf,  39x133,  Dec 
30,  ’85,  same  party  to  Sophie  Leaman 

$3,495 

Cherry  av,  244  feet  s of  Division  st,  ef,  25 
xll5,  Dec  22,  ’85,  Equitable  Trust  Co  to 

Owen  Welch $300 

Cherry  av,  144  feet  s of  Division  st,  ef,  25 
xll5,  Dec  — , ’85,  same  party  to  Thomas 

Doyle $300 

Cherry  av,  269  feet  s of  Division  st,  ef,  25 
xll5,  Dec  22,  ’85,  same  party  to  William 

Smith $300 

Calumet  av,  551  feet  n of  29th  st,  wf,  26x 
177%,  Dec  26,  ’85,  Daniel  G Bardon  to 

Henry  Schoellkopf $3500 

Clark  st,  237%  ft  s of  Polk  st,  ef,  39%x 
102,  Dec  2,  ’85,  Equitable  Trust  Co  to 

Wm  H Stevens $12000 

Clybourn  av,  172  ft  nw  of  Concord  pi,  nef. 
24x100,  Oct  24,  ’85,  W H Carberry  to 
Alois  Amann , $1900 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

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85  Washington  St. 

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Chestnut  street,  175  ft  e of  Pine  st,  nf,  100 
xl07%,  Jan  5,  A B Pullman  to  R F Bul- 

len $13000 

Cypress  street,  240  feet  s of  Taylor,  wf, 
24x112,  Sept  30,  ’85,  F E and  G L War- 
ner to  W J Baucher $600 

Cypress  street,  240  ft  s of  Taylor,  wf,  24x 
112,  Jan  4,  W J Baucher  to  M Cooney 

$600 

Division  street,  sw  cor  of  Chatham  ct,  nf, 
50x110,  June  30, ’85,  Ernst  Trussing  to 

Michael  McGurn $6000 

Division  street,  se  cor  of  Chatham  ct,  nf, 
28x110,  June  2,  ’85,  Edwin  Pardridge  to 

same $3000 

Dudley  street,  24  feet  s of  Thomas  st  wf, 
24x125,  Dec  30,  ’85,  F and  C Schroeder 

to  L Glube $550 

Dearborn  av,  50  ft  s of  Elm  st,  ef,  50x150, 

Jan  5,  H A and  J Davis  to  Maggie  A 

Kirk $17500 

DeKalb  street,  nw  cor  Boon,  lots  12  to  14, 

Nov  19,  ’85,  Jacob  Brosmann  to  J L 

Campbell $3000 

Dearborn  av,  90  ft  n of  Maple  st,  ef,  35x 
150,  Nov  1,  ’83,  Franklin  H Hurd  to 

Nathaniel  K Fairbank $10000 

Deering  street,  260  ft  s of  Hickory,  e f,  24 
xll3,  Nov  25,  ’85,  R J Sherman  to  H J 

Moloney $450 

Franklin  street  n,  81%  feet  n of  Oak  st,  w 
f,  27%xl00,  with  other  property,  Jan  4, 

Otto  H Redlich  Jr  to  Henry  Redlich 

$5500 

Fairfield  av,  197  ft  s of  Fulton  street,  ef, 
24x126  1-2,  impd,  Jan  6,  Jacob  Ziegler 

to  Jurgen  Meuse $1500 

Fairfield  av.  137  feet  n of  12th  st,  ef,  25 
xl35,  with  25x102  ft  on  California  av, 
near  above,  Jan  6.  G B Upp  to  Eliza- 
beth Egan $1300 

Fairfield  av,  137  ft  north  of  12th  st,  ef,  25 
xl35,  Jan  5,  Elizabeth  Egan  to  Hugh 

Hackett $700 

Fremont  street,  175  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  e f, 
25x125,  Jan  2,  Robert  Hertel  to  L May- 
er   $900 

Fremont  street,  125  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  e f, 
25x125,  Jan  2,  same  party  to  J J Mitch- 
ell  $900 

Fowler  st,  221  ft  e Leavitt,  n f.  26x162, 

Dec  12,  W M Stanley  to  C J and  G John- 
son   $2800 

Hoyne  av,  164  feet  n of  18th,  e f,  27x126, 

Nov  24,  ’85,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  J Zerna 

$475 

Halsted  st  n.  No  784,  Jan  5,  J W Golden- 

stein  to  Meta  Goldenstein $2000 

Halsted  street  s,  144  ft  north  of  38th  st,  w 
f,  24x123.7,  Dec  30,  ’85,  Daniel  O’Brien 

to  W Krosening $1650 

Harrison  street  w,  181%  ft  w of  Leavitt, 
nf,  24%xl24,  Jan  2,  H C Lemke  to  Hen 

ry  Scherer $1500 

Hanover  street,  400  feet  s of  30th  st,  wf, 
25x100,  Oct  16,  ’84,  David  Davis  to  Jno 

Titus $2100 

Hanover  street,  50  feet  n of  30th  st,  wf,  25 
xlOO,  July  16,  ’84,  David  Davis  to  Jacob 

Sauer $2100 

Hoyne  av,  ne  corner  of  Homer,  w f,  48x 
100,  Dec  1 ’85,  W C Browning  et  al  to 

F W Hatterman $700 

Harrison  st  w,  50  ft  e of  Lytle,  n f,  50x133, 
May  18,  ’85,  Wm  A Porter  to  Jacob  Kel- 
ler   $4000 

Harrison  street  w,  203  ft  w of  California 
av,  sf,  25x134,  Dec  24,  ’85,  J M Borden 

to  Wm  Wayman $650 

Hubbard  street,  se  corner  of  Green  st,  nf, 
18%x80,  Nov  2,  ’85,  M B Hull  to  J V 

Mullvihill $2850 

Hinman  street,  176  feet  e of  Robey,  sf,  25 
xl26%,  Dec  18,  ’85,  J J Bargfeld  to  Wm 

Hunker $1050 

Indiana  av,  No  3657,  Dec  24,  ’85,  John  Le 

Messurier  to  Herman  H Hill $6000 

Jackson  street  w,  307  e of  California  av, 
s f,  25x125,  Dec  2,  ’85,  J and  M Dea  to 

S F Morley $900 

Jackson  st  w,  49  feet  w of  Lincoln,  sf,  24 
xl21,  impd,  Jan  4,  H F Scheuerman  to 
James  F Griffin $6000 


Copies . 


Jackson  st  w,  49  ft  w of  Lincoln,  sf,  24x 
121,  impd,  Dec  30,  ’85,  Elizabeth  Griffith 

to  H F Scheuerman $.->000 

Jackson  street  w,  125  ft  w of  California 
av,  nf,  25x125,  Jan  2,  Stevens  & Wood^ 

to  W R Thompson $850 

Johnson  st,  nw  cor  18th  place,  e f,  25x100, 

Nov  28,’85, David  Sinton  to  John  Daugh- 

$1200 

Lawndale  av,  96  ft  n of  Prince  st,  w f,  24x 
124  Dec  1,  ’85,  J T Hannah  to  A Larson 
’ $275 

Lub'eck  st,  188  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  n f,  24x 
100,  Nov  20,  ’85,  Hoepe  & Korff  to  Carl 

Prochnow $325 

Lancaster  st,  192  ft  e of  Mosprat,  24x124, 

Nov  30, ’85,  John  Dickson  to  M Cies. 

cloky  $500 

Lee  place,  72  ft  w of  Robey,  s f,  24x100, 

Dec  16,  J L Cochran  to  D McAllister 

$475 

Lytle  street,  se  cor  Macalister  place,  w f, 
100x122,  Nov  28, ’85,  Wm  A Porter  to 

Couglan  & Brennock $8000 

Laflin  street,  154  ft  s of  Polk,  wf,  75x125, 

Dec  28,  ’85,  W A Porter  to  Charles  Kel- 
ley   $3750 

Leavitt  street,  125  ft  s of  Hirsch  st,  ef, 
25x125,  Dec  3,  ’85,  John  Henseu  to  Hans 

T Hange $1700 

Lincoln  st,  se  cor  of  15th  street,  wf,  192x 
127,  Oct  28,  ’85,  Peter  P K McComb  et 

al  to  J P Neal $3600 

Lincoln  street,  nw  corner  of  15th,  5 acres, 

Nov  12,  ’85,  estate  of  D P Rhodes  to  J 

FNeal : $20000 

Leavitt  street,  166  feet  n of  Polk,  e f,  24x 
126,  Dec  24,  ’85,  A F and  L M Long- 

shaw  to  B J McNulty $1500 

Lake  street,  80  ft  w of  La  Salle,  n f.  40x 
180,  Dec  21,  ’85,  Sami  P Parmly  to  Con- 
rad Furst $71000 

Lake  street,  100  ft  w of  Franklin,  n f,  20x 
180,  Dec  31,  ’85,  A W Gilmore  to  J M 

Wing $35000 

Milwaukee  av,  nw  cor  Bloomingdale  rd, 
triaugle  of  114x148,  Dec  3,  ’85,  S and  M 

Westum  to  W H Powell $2500 

Miller  street,  216  ft  s of  Harrison,  ef,  24x 
102,  Dec  29,  ’85,  Cordelia  Sheldon  to  J 

and  C Culhane $2000 

Main  street,  300  ft  s of  Hickory,  e f,  25x 
115,  Jan  4,  Charles  E Wagner  to  J C 

Drolle $1700 

Meagher  street,  No  65,  Dec  30,  ’85,  John 

Madigan  to  John  P Neal $2000 

Murray  street,  100  feet  s of  29th  wf.  25x 
126,  Dec  30,  ’85,  Albert  Crane  to  F and^ 

R Pruka $575 

Meagher  street,  bet  Canal  and  Jefferson, 
sf,  50x93,  Dec  24, ’85, M A and  N L Knif- 

fen  to  J P Neal $2700 

Meagher  street,  No  151,  Jan  5,  Frank  Me- 
dal to  J P Neal $1233 

Monroe  street  w,  near  Albany  av,  sf,  25x 
191  Dec  12,  ’85,  W H Cottrin  et  al  to  L 

F Bell $2500 

Madison  street  w,  165  ft  e of  Campbell  av, 
n f,  33x121%,  Dec  31,  ,85,  City  of  Chi- 
cago tc  S H McCrea $7925 

Madison  st  w,  91  ft  e of  California  av,  s f, 
144x122,  with  1,216  ft  to  alley  in  same 
snb,  Oct  30,  ’85,  estate  Edward  Loomis 

to  Stephen  W Rawson $53205 

Moore  street,  264%  ft  e of  Leavitt,  n f, 
24x124%,  Oct  27,  ’85,  O M Wells  to  M 

and  A Egan $1600 

Milwaukee  av,  35  ft  se  of  Western,  sw  f, 
22x100,  Dec  14,  ’85,  Edwin  Austin  to 

Henry  Sweet $13C0 

Market  street,  50  ft  n of  Van  Buren.  w f, 
50x164%,  Jan  2,  Francis  Geudtner  to 

Conrad  Furst $40000 

North  av  w,  72  feet  e of  Nora,  n f,  24x125 
Jan  1,  Jacobson  &Tallman  to  G Gatteti 

$1100 

Ogden  av,  nw  cor  Turner,  sf,  292x679x799 
feet, with  1,109x265  feet  near  the  above, 
Sept  10,  Joel  C Walter  at  al  to  Henry  B 

Eastman • ■ $ 

(This  transfer  was  erroneously  reported  iteo  i. ) 


24 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


C gden  av5W  00r  0f  Douglas  Park,  undi- 
vidcd  3 of  block  C,  Dec  28,  ’85,  Josiah 
R Lnbard  to  Moses  E Worthen.  ..$25000 
'-'“Lo  street,  75  ft  w of  Franklin, 


s f. 


ox  100,  impd,  Jan  2,  George  Ward  to  F 

W and  M Hautzsch $3300 

Dakley  ave  north,  s of  Armitage,  e f,  24x 
100,  Dec  30,  ’85,  L C Pitner  to  A Han- 
son  $450 

Ogden  av,  sw  corner  of  Cynthia  ct,  n f.  89 
xl40,  Jan  2,  F G Bradley  to  Charles  No- 
wak  $1150 

Park  street,  156  feet  nw  of  Wood  st,  ne  f, 
25x125,  impd,  Jan  4,  Frank  Grossens  to 

M and  W Clockow $2000 

Polk  st  w,  178  ftw  of  Western  av,  nf,  25x 
124,  Dec  31,  ’85,  R S Wentworth  to  H C 

Wentworth $2500 

Plum  street,  117  feet  e of  Lafliu  st,  sf,  24x 
111,  impd,  Jan  4,  E and  C Wright  to  J 

and  M Kelley $3000 

Rebecca  street,  216  ft  east  of  Paulina,  sf, 
24x124,  Jan  4,  Albert  Kakusker  to  John 

P Neal $1000 

Rebecca  street,  No  378.  Dec  11,  ’85,  Jacob 

Shebek  to  J P Neal $1500 

Rebecca  street,  240  ft  w of  Ashland  av,  sf, 
24x124,  Nov,  19,  ’85,  Dennis  Kennedy  to 

J PNeal $1000 

Rebecca  street,  w of  Waller,  sf,  24x100, 
Dec  30.  ’85,  Owen  Stewart  to  same  prty 

$600 

Rebecca  street,  165  ft  e of  Loomis,  sf,  24 
xl24,  Dec  22,  ’85,  J M Holden  to  same 

party $1000 

Rebecca  street,  141  ft  e of  Loomis,  sf,  24x 
124,  Jan  5,  J B Black  to  same  party . $1000 
Rebecca  street,  120  ft  w of  Laflin,  sf.  24x 
124,  Jan  5,  Richard  Byrne  to  same  ptry 

$1000 

Rhodes  av,  bet  32d  and  33d  sts,  wf,  18x 
150,  Oct  28,  ’85,  Wm  D Cooper  to  W G 

Waddell .* $2200 

Rhodes  av,  bet  32d  and  33d  sts,  wf,  23x150, 
October  28,  ’85,  same  party  to  Anna  E 

Devore $2700 

Rhodes  av,  bet  32d  and  33d  sts,  wf,  23x150 
Oct  28,  ’85,  same  party  to  R J Devore 

$2760 

Robey  street.  78  feet  s of  McGrath  st,  ef, 
26%xl00,  Jan  4.  A J Robertson  to  F C 

Smedley $3700 

State  street,  28  ft  south  of  32d  st  ef,  25x 
120  ft,  impd,  Jany  7,  Ida  and  Peter 

Yocham  to  Joseph  Roster $11000 

Seventeenth  st  w,  e of  and  near  Laflin,  nf, 
50x124,  Apl  17,  ’85,  Adolph  Lederer  to 

C A Pick $1625 

Seventeenth  st  w,  225  f e of  Laflin,  nf,  25 
xl24,  Dec  1,  ’85,  C A Pick  to  Marie  Smrz 

$825 

Seventeenth  st  w,  275  ft  e of  Laflin  st,  nf, 
25x124,  Dec  1,  ’85,  same  to  Marie  Pren- 

cil $800 

State  street,  nw  cor  15th,  e f,  100x100, 
improved,  Dec  18,  ’85,  Potter  Palmer  to 

Gruman  Penfleld $24000 

Seventeenth  st  w,  125  ft  e of  Paulina,  n f, 
25x125,  impd,  Dec  11,  ’85,  B L Macieje- 

wski  to  Anna  Sebek $4500 

Seymour  av,  191  ft  s of  North,  w f,  50x126, 
Jan  2,  Jacobson  & Tallman  to  H P 

Thompson $5000 

Shober  st,  25  ft  s of  Hirsch.w  f,  25x125,  dec 
17,  ’85,  John  Jensen  to  Elilert  Tonnesen 

$1850 

Throop  street,  ne  cor  of  Harrison  st,  wf, 
50x125,  impd,  Dec  28,  Hugh  T Dickey 

to  Francis  L Capers $7000 

Twentieth  st  w,  192  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  sf, 
24x125,  impd,  Jan  5,  Carl  Dzur  to  A and 

A Fett $1350 

Twelfth  street  w,  sw  cor  of  Leavitt  st,  nf, 
96%xl08,  Dec  4,  ’85,  J L Crozer  to  A D 

Turner $5000 

Twelfth  street  w,  sw  cor  of  Leavitt,  nf, 
9634x108,  Dec  18,  ’85,  A D Turner  to 

Michael  Hannigan $5420 

Taylor  street  w,  72  feet  e of  Lincoln  st,  sf, 
24x162,  Jan  5,  John  McSorley  to  Pat- 
rick McNames $2000 

Twenty-ninth  st,  144  ft  w of  Cottage  Gve 
av,  sf,  23x47.8,  Jan  2,  Wm  Van  O’Linda 

to  James  Spencer $2600 

Taylor  street  w,  240  ft  e of  Lincoln,  n f, 
48x100,  Jan  4,  J G Uschlies  to  G J 

Haudtmann $1700 

Tompkins  street,  bt  Polk  and  Taylor,  60x 
125,  impd,  Dec  15,  ’85,  Rebecca  A Bar- 
clay to  Wm  G Waddell $9000 

Twenty-sixth  st,  88  ft  e of  Indiana  av,  b f, 
25x125,  impd,  Jan  4,  F C Caldwell  to  J 

B Breese $7000 

Van  Buren  st  w,  217  ft  e of  Campbell  av, 
nf,  26%xl56,  impd,  Jan  2,  E and  W D 
St  Clair  to  Albert  W Massey $3750  I 


xtQjBKzrx1  Mums, 

Wholesale  ard  Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

^Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty  Second  St..  ’ 

ca.ic£0o,  ms. 


„ . „ - nty- Second  St„ 

Opposi.e  Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut.  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring 

BILLS  CUT  TO  OKI)£R. 


Vine  street,  bet  Division  and  Vedder,  e f, 
22x75,  impd,  Jan  4,  August  Berg  to  Z 

Galaty _ $1500 

1 an  Buren  street  w,  ne  cor  Washtenaw  av 
s f,  52x100,  Nov  18,  ’85,  C K and  J F 

Fisher  to  Henry  Rabe $2100 

Wood  street,  140  ft  s of  22d  st,  wf,  24x100, 

J ohn  Lyons  to  Anna  E Wolff . . 

Washtenaw  av,  between  16th  and  21st 'sts, 
wf,  blks  3,  4 and  s 34  of  10,  Dec  29,  ’85,’ 
Raspin  R Cherry  to  Daniel  W Burrows 

WV"; $33000 

Wabash  av,  ne  corner  of  Eldridge  court, 
wf,  3834x100,  Jan  5,  Alfred  C Bryan  to 

Sarah  E Bevan $33000 

W ashington  boul,  ne  cor  of  Sangamon,  sf. 
64x90,  May  20,  ’85,  Second  Universalist 

Society  to  John  Berry $14000 

Winchester  av,  n of  Polk  street,  wf,  24x 
110,  Jan  5,  A S Beamisn  to  E C Moeller 


Wright  st,  200  ft  e of  Jefferson,  Vf,’ 25x90, 
impvd,  Jan  2,  Joseph  Salek  Jr  to  Mich 

ael  Daffola $1850 

W ebster  av,  120  ft  w of  Seminary,  nf,  24x 
125,  Dec  4,  ’85,  James  Morgan  to  H 

Tessendorff $1000 

Washington  boul.  360  f t w of  Leavitt,  n f, 
20x124,  Dec  22,  ’85.  E S Turner  to  F A 

Webb $2600 

Woodbine  place,  73  ft  e of  Oakley  av,  s f 
24x108,  impd,  Dec  19,  ’85,  W H Mapel  to 

Ellen  McCann $5250 

Wabash  av,  249  ft  n of  37th,  w f,  50x174% 
Oct  12,  ’85,  J H Hurlbut  to  City  of  Chi- 

„,cag° $5000 

Warren  av,  100  feet  east  of  Robey,  s f,  25x 
125,  impd,  Jan  4,  Anna  Zeimer  to  Rosa 

Horner $8000 

Wabash  av,  24  feet  n of  14  th  street,  w f, 
2334x17034,  imp  J,  Dec  28,  ’85,  Charles 
B Sawyer  to  S J Howard 


„ $13000 

Yeaton  st,  se  cor  Robey,  nf,  220x107,  Dec 
10,  ’85,  Lester  H Robinson  to  Vopicka 

& Kubin $6000 

Yeaton  st,  220  ft  w of  Wood,  s f,  24x100, 
Oct  1,  ’85,  William  Armour  to  H Dingle 

$450 

Yeaton  st,  288  ft  e of  Lincoln,  s f,  24x100, 
Sept  24,  ’85,  W Armour  to  J K Sullivan 

$450 

North  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av.  150  ft  n of  Wrightwood,  e f, 
25x266,  Dec  15,  ’85,  C W Fullerton  to 

Trustees  of  School  40,  14 $1000 

Belmont  av,  130  ft  w of  Herndon,  nf,  25x 
125,  Jan  4,  W C Goudy  to  August  Gutt 

$700 

Belmont  av,  120  feet  e of  Robey,  s f,  24x 
125,  Dec  1,  ’85  Thomas  Dowling  to  J 

Fagan $500 

Baxter  street,  191  ft  n of  Wellington,  e f, 
75x124,  Mar  26,  ’84,  J P Altgeld,  to  Lou- 
isa Hilcher $1800 

Lewis  street.  297  ft  w of  Wrightwood  av,  e 
f,  50x124,  Nov  7.  ’85,  G C Whipple  to 

Mary  A Watson $2500 

Noble  av,  216  fte  of  Southport,  nf.  25x125 
October  24, ’85  J P Altgeld  to  H and  A R 

Wissman $550 

Paulina  street,  se  corner  of  Wilson  av,  wf, 
92x165,  Dec  24,  ’84.  Leonard  Worcester 

to  Cora  T Marshall $4800 

Racine  av,  380  feet  north  of  School  st,  wf, 
25x126,  Sep  12,  ’85,  A C Clark  to  F 

Harth $350 

Racine  av,  72  ft  s of  Oakdale,  ef,  24x120, 
June  29,  ’85,  estate  of  W 0 Jones  to 

Carl  Westphal $750 

Racine  av,  96  ft  w of  Wolfram  st,  wf,  24x 

124,  Nov  30,  ’85,  Jasper  Man  to  F Back- 

liu $750 

Wrightwood  av,  near  Florence,  n f,  50x 

125,  Dec  4,  Annie  Carter  to  PH  Glim- 

me $1850 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Atlantic  st,  bet  51st  and  52d,  w f,  24x124. 
Dec  29,  ’85,  August  Svensson  to  H C 

Van  Schaack $12C0 

Burling  street.  436  ft  n of  Fullerton  av,  e 
f,  25x125,  Dec  28, ’85,  J T Dai  is  to  Mary 

Schurheck $1050 

Burling  street,  461  ft  n of  Fullerton  av,  e 
f,  25x125,  Dec  28,  ,85,  same  party  to 
Mary  Klein $1050 


Butterfield  street,  183  ft  n of  52d,  w f,  26 
xlOO,  Dec  30,  ’85,  John  J Dunn  to  Fran- 
cis Dunn $2500 

Butterfield  st,  219  ft  s of  52d"  st,  wf,  25x 
100.  Nov  25, ’85,  R Berger  to  E Speitel 

$425 

Desplaines  st,  99ft  south  of,  51st  st.  ef,  25 
xl25,  Jan  2,  C & M Myer  to  M C Smith 

$500 

Drexel  boul,  198  ft  n Forty-sixth  st,  nf,100 
ft  to  alley,  Oct  1,  ’85,  Della  Woodruff 

to  Mary  W Keith $14000 

Drexel  boul,  14834  ft  n of  46th  st,  ef,  50  ft 
to  alley,  same  party  to  Delia  Hart.. $7500 
Drexel  boulevard,  52  ft  n of  50th,  w f,  73x 
200.  Sept  23,  ’85,  J A Wagner  et  al  to  J 

H Nolan $6250 

Drexel  boulevard,  ne  corner  of  50th  st,  w f, 
52x200,  Sept  23,  ’85,  same  party  to  W H 

„ Colvin $6250 

East  50  ft  of  w 83  ft  of  n 1,155  ft  of  ne  ¥ 
Sec  4 38  14,  Dec  23,  ’85,  Connecticut 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co  to  P Ft  W & 

C R R $8000 

Fifty-seventh  street,  sw  cor  Frederick  pi, 
nf,  100x134,  Jan  2,  F J Bennett  to  W C 

Nelson $4000 

Fifty-first  st,  50  ft  west  of  Centre  av,  sf, 
25x120.  Sept  28,  ’84,  Young  & Clarkson 

to  Peter  Fox $4"'0 

Forty-third  st,  near  nw  cor  of  Bissell.  s f, 
25x125,  Dec  3,  ’85,  Lewinsky  <fc  Berk- 

man  to  Peter  Clontier $1200 

Indiana  av,  150  feet  s of  41st  st,  w f,  25x 

160,  Jan  4,  Anna  Zeimer  to  Rosa  Horn- 

®r $1650 

Indiana  av,  150  feet  s of  40th  st,  e f,  25x 

161,  Dec  14,  S A Thompson  to  Horan 

Bradley $2000 

Justine  street,  nw  cor  of  51st  st.  e f,  7334x 
121,  Oct  23,  ’85,  M Ballin  to  H Porter 

„ 

Jefferson  av.  No  5120,  Dec  26,  ’85,  Naomi 

A and  R R Donnelly  to  Walter  C Nel- 

son $25000 

Jefferson  av,  ne  corner  of  56th  st,  w f,  44 
xll5,  Feb  8,  ’84,  W S Witherell  to  J N 


Witherell . 


.$1200 


Kedzie  av,  se  cor  31st  st,  10  acres,  Nov  12, 
85,  M M White  to  the  George  Lehman 

& Sons  Co $9000 

Layton  street,  137  ft  e of  Wallace,  s f,  24x 
125,  Nov  21,  ’85,  J S Russ  to  Ellen  Pel- 

T key 

Loomis  street,  ne  cor  45th.  331x396,  Dec 
21,  John  P Squire  to  Philip  D Armour 

$13000 

Madison  av,  120  ft  north  of  Chestnut,  e f 
40x192,  Dec  19,  ’85,  J L Mason  to  M M 

^ Bowers $1800 

Oak  street,  200  feet  e of  Kimbark  av,  sf4 
50x150,  Dec  17,J’83,  Marsh  & Wells  to 

James  J Clark $2250 

St  Lawrence  av,  150  feet  n of  43d  st,  w f, 
25x134,  Dec  28,  ’85,  H F Temple  to  Her- 
rick Stevens $775 

St  Lawrence  av,  175  feet  n of  43d  st,  w f, 
25x134,  Dec  28, ’85,  same  to  L M Pearce 


$775 


Sixtieth  street,  sw  cor  of  Halsted,  blks  7 
8 and  9,  and  part  of  blk  11,  Sept  1,  ’85, 

N and  W Hadley  to  Erasmus  G Min- 

nick $12000 

School  street,  near  45th,  e f,  24x115,  Oct 
8,  85,  Matthew  Laflin  to  Mina  Speiser 

$425 

Sixty-first  street,  275  w of  Jessamine,  sf, 
50x141,  Nov  17,  ’85,  J F Fargo  to  Nils  F 

Olson $1500 

Wallace  st,  149  ft  s of  Wilson  st,  ef,  25x 
125,  Dec  1,’85,  Fanny  E Lyon  to  O’Don- 
nell & McCann $2250 

West  of  City  Limits. 


Clarkson  av,  ne  cor  of  Bloomington  st,  33 
xl25,  Dec  31,  ’85.  S Delamater  to  Chica- 
go Pacific  R R Co $30C 

California  av,  349  ft  n of  Cortland  st,  e f, 
24x100,  Dec  8,  ’85,  R and  E Greenebaum 

to  S Nusland $55f 

Forest  av,  229  ft  n of  Fullerton,  ef,  25x125 
Aug  20,  ’85,  N F Moore  et  al  to  J Sebas- 
tian  $40C 

Fulton  street,  103  ft  e of  41st  st,  s f,  25x 
125,  Nov  22, ’85,  West  Chicago  Land  Co 

to  P Carrigan $50C 

Fairview  av,  250  feet  s of  Greenwood,  ef, 
25x125,  May  31,  ’84,  F C Delamater  to 

A A Wang $450 

Heine  st,  sw  cor  Wabansia  av,  ef,  25x115, 
Jan  5 M and  R Hoffman  to  A Miller. $875 
Meeker  street,  nw  cor  of  Bloomington.  125 
x267x50xl25,  Dec  1,  ’85,  E S Dreyer  to 

Frederick  Rietz $3000 

Norman  av,  112  ft  s of  Wabansia,  wf,  25x 
118,  June  17,  ’85,  R S Cox  to  J W Miller 

$500 

Perry  av,  n of  Milwaukee  av,  e f,  26x103, 
August  31,  ’85,  Louis  Anderson  to  E A 

Rogers $1600 

Park  av,  75  ft  e of  41st  street,  sf,  25  ft  to 
alley,  Jan  7,  estate  of  C J Hagstream  to 

John  Almquist $2000 

Perry  av,  n of  Milwaukee  av,  ef,  26x103, 
June  29,  F H Dickey  to  E A Rogers.  $1600 
Stave  street,  se  corner  of  St  Mary  st,  nef, 
25x111,  Jan  5,  P O Olson  to  A Hecken- 

dorf $465 

Wabansia  ave,  ne  corner  of  Oglesby  st,  sf 
50x153,  June  18,  ’85,  W W Augur  to  V 
Cap $700 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 


Lot  17  in  sub  of  s Vi  e 5 acres  of  It  9 eVi  2940  14,  Aug 
24,  N W University  to  Caroline  Bugenhagen . . . $750 
Lots  7 and  8 b 4 University  sub  34  39  14.  Nov  10, 

Julia  P Warren  to  H Batsford $11000 

Lot  39  b 11,  Lee’s  add,  Dec  14,  H P Smith  to  Anton 

Johnson $1400 

Lots  34  and  35  of  Its  5 6 and  7 Cod  wise  sub  18  39  14, 

Dec  3,  Jno  G Uschhesto  G Handtman $1700 

Lot  40  b 2 McPherson  & Allerton’s  add,  Sep  10,  D 

O’Brien  to  A Kroening $1650 

N 50  ft  of  s 75  ft  of  sub  15,  Thatcher’s  sub,  nw  1-4  12 

39  12.  Nov  25,  D W Thatcher  to  H Struble $3000 

Lot  74  b 35,  19  39  14,  Oct  15,  estate  W L Newberry 

to  Frank  Nowak $600 

S Vi  It  151  div  1,  Westfall’s  sub,  30  38  15,  Sept  26,  R 

W Bridge  to  G P B Aldeman $750 

Lots  14  and  17  b 6,  Gross  north  add,  Jan  4,  S E Gass 

to  Minnie  A Morris $950 

W 50  ft  of  its  1 and  3 div  1,  Westfall’s  sub,  30  38  15, 

Sept  4,  ’83,  B A Uhlich  to  G W Bushnell $250 

Lot  1 b 2 b 7 Morris  et  al  sub  sw  1-4  18  39  14,  Dec  31, 

John  Melins  to  C K Offield $24000 

Lot  15  in  sub  of  ne  pt  It  6,  Wright  & Webster’s  sub 
12  39  13,  July  9,  Sarah  L Wright  to  S Izbaner . . $400 
Lots  36  and  37  nw  cor  Ogden  and  Western  aves,  Dec 

28,  Mrs  A E Potter  to  B C Miller $5000 

Lots  22  and  23  De  Stabile’s  sub  of  it  39  in  e Vi  sw  1-4 

18  39 14,  Jan  4,  Conrad  Geis  to  J F Lyon. . $6000 

N 25  ft  of  It  7 b 2 b 18  Sheffield’s  add,  Jan  5,  Frank 

Glou  to  Anton  Barhke $1100 

Premises  No  655  w Harrison  st,  being  lot  28  b 32  w 
Vi  etc  17  39  14,  Dec  28,  John  O’Connell  to  John 

Fitzgibbons $7000 

One  acre  in  It  2 w !4  nw  1-4  18  40  14.  Dec  12,  Daniel 

Naslund  to  Sami  Brown  Jr $651 

Lot  23  b 1 of  It  1 in  partition  of  e 48  a n 96  a sw  1-4 

25  39  13,  Dec  9,  F Pribyl  to  Josef  Cizek $310 

S 44  2-12  ft  of  It  9 b 18  S Lee  add,  Nov  13,  Virginia 
B Holmes  to  E J Lehmann $5000 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


HYDE  PARK. 


Lot  15  b3,  Bowen’s  Riverdale  sub,  34  37  14,  It  26  b 7, 
Kensington,  b 9 Dalton,  Dec  28,  W Watter  to  H 

Heinsbach $200 

Lot  36  b 40,  South  Chicago.  Jan  2,  C & C C & D Co 

to  A B French $450 

Lot  14  b 1 Howell  Gano’s  add  to  Pullman,  jan  5, 

Fallis  & Gano  to  Jno  Hynes $125 

W 35  ft  of  Its  35  and  36  Robertson’s  sub  e % ne  1-4 
23  38  14,  April  18,  ’84,  Iner  P Sorensen  to  C Chris- 
tenson  $1480 

Lot  15  b 3 Bowen’s  Riverdale  sub,  34  37  14,  lot  26  b 
7 Kensington  b 9 Dalton,  Jan  1,  H Heimbach  to 

A Cange $200 

Lot  12  b 56  S Chicago,  Nov  12,  Jas  M Bacon  to  Pe- 
ter Quinn $1200 

Lots  8 to  11  b 2 Russell’s  sub  se  1-4  ne  1-4  18  37  15, 

Nov  19,  Fred  H Beach  to  S B Christian $800 

Lot  34  b 65  S Chicago,  C & C C & Div  to  Annie  J 

Duggan $1000 

Lots  2 to  16  b 34  Cornell,  Oct  27,  H F Royce  to  Paul 
Cornell $3150 


Berlin  street,  148%  ft  w of  Myrtle  av,  n f, 
50x125,  Nov  9,  ’85,  0 O Straastad  to  C E 

Woodley $800 

Boulevard,  345  feet  n of  Wabansia  av,  ef, 
37%xl25,  Oct  28,  ’85,  E M Olson,  to  M 

A Davies $1200 

Boulevard,  adjoining  the  above,  37%xl25, 
Oct  28,  ’85,  same  party  to  T R Morris 

$1200 

Basil  av,  sw  cor  of  Wabansia,  ef,  37.7x118, 
Aug  15,  ’85,  C P Johnson  to  E B Palmer 
$950 


LAKE. 

Lots  10  11  and  12  b 7,  Beck’s  sub,  se  1-4  sw  1-4  21  38 
14,  Dec  12,  Ellen  A Rice  et  al  to  K W Benton.  .$2116 
N 49  ft  of  It  6 b 4,  Normal  School  Sub,  21  38  14,  Jan 

4,  N F Olson  to  W E Howe $1750 

N 39  ft  of  It  2 b 6 Normal  School  sub  21  38 14,  Jan  4, 

P A Westberg  to  W A Olson $2800 

Lots  39  and  40  b 5 Smith's  add  to  Normalviile,  Jan 

1,  S M Smith  to  C E Gildersleve  Jr $2400 

Lots  45  and  46  b 1 Herring’s  sub  in  sw  1-4  17  38  14, 

Jan  2,  Henry  C Jacobs  to  J C Smith $250 

Se  1-4  nw  1-4  23  38  13,  June  21,  ’84,  J B Brown  to  S 
H Peirce $1 

CIOEBO. 

% of  It  3 b 4,  Merrick’s  sub  b 5 Merrick’s  add  to 
Austin,  Nov  1,  Maria  Wilson  to  Ira  Wilson $1900 


— w iTHm  -• 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


J 12  feet  of  It  2 b 2,  Hiatt’s  sub  in  sw  1-4,  7 39  13, 

Dec  23,  J W Kettlestings  to  J Merkel $300 

jots  29  to 33  Cady’s  sub  of  It  3 De  Wolf’s  sub  in  se 
1-4  15  3913,  Dec  17,  Charlotte  E Baker  to  Chicago 

&  Gt  Western  It  R Co $100 

Oofs  33,  34  and  35  b 12  in  sub  of  e Vi  ne  1-4  ne  1-4  9 
3913,  Aprils,  Geo  C Campbell  to  J S Miller. . .$1000 
Oofs  3G,  37  and  38  b 12  same,  April  9,  same  to  II  E 

Seelye $1000 

lame  premises,  April  9,  Henry  E Seelye  to  Margt 

Lawrence $1000 

jots  33,  34  and  35  b 12,  same,  April  9,  J S Miller  to 

same $1000 

7  234  ft  b 9 Fink’s  sub  in  8 and  9 39  13,  Jan  6,  H F 
& W T Hecox  to  J J McCarthy $8000 

JEFFERSON. 

[jots  33,  34  and  35  b 20  Jefferson,  Jan  2,  D W Eldred 

to  H S Nelson $525 

Lot  14  b 25  Jefferson,  Dec  21,  D W Eldred  to  A A 

Huestis $900 

Jne  acre  in  sw  1-4  ne  1-4  sw  1-4  5 40  13.  Dec  30,  Wm 

Orr  to  A J Snell $450 

1 Vi  lot  30  Jackon’s  sub  in  secs  11  and  12  40  13,  Dec 
31,  W G Jackson  to  A Broman $1250 

NEW  TRIER. 

W Vi  It  19  b 3 Uthe’s  add  to  Glencoe,  Dec  26,  A C & 

E A Hartwell  to  Alex  Clark $100 


iOt  11  b 1,  La  Grange,  Aug  1,  F D Cossitt  to  F Eb- 
ert   $1000 

CALUMET. 

31ock  12  Blue  Island,  Dec  28,  M Helbreg  to  G Muel- 

hause $3500 

Lots  13  to  20  b 69,  Washington  Heights,  Dec  22,  es- 
tate of  C H Strong  to  W Hopkinson $450 

Lots  20  to  24  and  29  b 7,  Bronse’s  sub  of  40  acres  in 
s w 1-4,  4 37  14,  Sept  16,  L H Hopkins  to  Mary  E 

Sargent $1200 

3 100  ft  It  6 b I Chambers  & Springer’s  sub  nw  1-4 
18  37  14;  also  s 62.6  ft  It  5 and  n 37.4  ft  of  It  6 b 2 
Hopkiuson’s  sub  in  ne  1-4  18  37  14,  May  I9,  ’84, 

Wm  Baker  to  Sarah  A Wagner $4000 

Lot  9 b 2Hopkinson’s  sub  in  18  37  14,  May  19,  ’84, 

same  to  same $4000 

Lots  38  and  39  b 30  e Washington  Heights,  Jan  5, 

Hannah  M Hill  to  Mary  A Sherman $155 

Lots  38  to  41,  45  and  46  b 2 Hilliard’s  pub  pt  b 3 Hil- 
liard & Dobbin’s  add  to  Washington  Heights, 

Dec  5,  E P Hilliard  to  H Renners $600 

Lots  16  and  17  b H Morgan  Park,  Janl,  Anne  S Cut- 

tie  to  Jennie  L Colwell $6000 

Lot  9 b P,  Morgan  Park,  Dec  28,  W Hopkinson  to 
Wm  Bowers $2205 

EVANSTON. 

Lot  6 b 38  Evanston.  Dec  24,  Eunice  C Reed  to  Mary 

R Carpenter $7001 

Lots  6 and  7 b 1,  Brown  & Culver’s  add,  Sept  12,  ’83 

C H Baldwin  to  G M Graves $500 

Lot  9 b 1,  lots  8 15  19  20  b 2,  lots  26  27  and  28  b 3.  Its 
1 2 4 5 b 4,  Brown  & Culver’s  add  to  north  Evan- 
ston, Jan  2,  E W Nichols  to  C E Browne $204 

Lot  11  Rail  Road  sub  in  nw  1-4  19  41  14,  Dec  23,  N 

Treff  to  N Schuner $500 

Lots  15  and  16  b 1 Union  add,  Oct  13,  Edwd  W Lear- 
ned to  Jas  Wigginton $1000 


Lot  105Desplaines,  Dec  30,  Jno  Drewes  toCDrewes 
$2000 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

3e  1-4  se  1-4  26  37  11,  Dec  28,  Magdelan  Myers  to  E 

G Myers $1 

Lot  1 b 4 div  1 Riverside,  Dec  30,  A J Cross  to  W G 

Clarke $1500 

Se  1-4  19  41  10,  Dec  10,  Wm  Katz  et  all  to  Frederick 

Katz $450 

Part  of  e 1-4  It  1 nw  1-4  1 42  9,  Jan  1,  Henry  Boeh- 

mer  to  B H Landmer $4750 

Lots  10  and  19,  co  clerk’s  div  of  sec  28  39  12.  Feb  28, 

84,  J GPuschick  to  C G Lennberg $1000 

Whalen  J (referee)  to  the  United  Lines  Telegraph 

Co,  Aug  10,  ail  real  and  personal  estate $500000 

N 6 1-4  acres  of  lot  32  Pine  Grove  in  11  40  14,  Dec  31, 

S D Childs  to  J M Connell $21000 

Lots  11  to  15  b 158,  Maywood,  Jan  4,  Maywood  Co 

to  C Treb"s $500 

Lots  19  to  23  b 3,  Brown’s  addn  to  Norwood  Park, 

Nov  25,  W F Krahuke  to  Louis  Levy $100 

E 10  acres  of  sw  1-4  sw  1-4  sec  17  41  11,  Dec  28,  F 

Katz  to  F Clansing $350 

Browning  W A et  al  to  F W Hatterman,  Dec  1,  lots 

8  and  9 b 1,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein $700 

Block  25  Kimbark  & Hubbard’s  sub  s Vi  26  39 12, 

Jan  2,  Ella  P Cobb  to  R L Rea $1500 

Lot  12  b 2 Schlund’s  sub  of  bks  25  to  28,  etc,  Rail 
Road  add  to  Harlem,  Dec  26,  J Schlund  to  Ernst 

R Witt $500 

Blocks  3,  8 and  13  se  Vi  17,  Kimbark  h Hubbard’s 
6ub  s Vi  26  39  12,  Jan  2,  Ella  P Cobb  et  al  to  J 

Johnston  Jr $4968 

N 28  acres  of  w Vi  nw  1-4  13  41  11,  Jan  4,  estate  of 

F Mensching  to  Henry  Mensching $10 

Blks  4 and  14  Kimbark  & Hubbard’s  sub  s Vi  26  39 
12.  Jan. 2,  Ella  P Cobb  et  all  to  Chas  Reitsig.  ..$4200 
IVi  acres  in  nw  1-4  ne  1-4  13  36  14,  Jan  5,  Frederick 

C Prupper  to  Charlotte  E Gross $2000 

Lot  28  in  e pt  b 7,  Wright  & Webster’s  sub  ne  1-4  12 
39  13,  Jan  5,  Sarah  L Wright  to  C and  L Qualman 

-.$225 

Lot  5 b 15  Johnston  R & Storr’s  add;  also  Its  15,  16 
and  17  b 4 Norwood  Park,  Jan  4,  A H Reddlich  to 

Henry  Reddlich $5500 

Lot  9 b 37  Rail  Road  add  to  Harlem,  Jan  2,  Martin 

Knowles  to  J K Dunlop $350 

Lots  23  and  24  b 8,  Bradish  & Mizner’s  add  to  River- 
side, Dec  23,  W McGregor  to  F H Trude $100 

Lots  273  and  274  b 5 div  2,  Riverside,  Dec  14,  Ann  E 

Williamson  to  John  J Bryant $1300 

Lot  17  bks  3,  4 and  5,  Cook  & Anderson’s  sub  w Vi 
ne  1-4  24  39  13,  Nov  10,  ’82,  J A Miller  to  J Robin- 
son  $400 

Lot  4 b 6 Clybourn’s  add  to  Ravenswood,  Dec  31, 

Catherine  aud  R Greer  to  Thomas  E Duer $750 

W 10  acres  of  e 30  acres  of  s Vi  n Vi  sw  1-4  27  41  13, 

Oct  22,  Henry  Rohr  to  C Lindemann $2000 

E Vi  ne  1-4  31  37  12,  Jan  4,  John  Crupp  to  Theodore 
Krupp $3700 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO, 

68  Washington  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 

FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY.  JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING.  FRANCIS  S PEABODY. 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Jan.  7,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  144  $ 835,694 

County 128  806,992 

Total 272  $1,642,686 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Jan.  8,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 104  $568,041 

County 169  609,425 

Total 273  $1,177,466 


4UIT  CliAOI  I>EEI>S  AS1>  «*UIT 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS*. 

Lot  45  b 21,  5 39 14,  Dec  2,  H Bartels  to  Mary  Bar- 
tels   $1950 

Lot  10  of  n 2 rcres  b 29,  5 3g  14,  Dec  2,  same  to  L 

Oogel v. $1750 

East  ‘/2  It  12  b 57  S S add;  also  Us  54  and  58  b 1 n 1-4 
se  1-4,  20  3g  14,  Dec  30,  A Ascher,  special  con.,  to  J 

Dolezed £1 

Undivided  Vi  It  14  b 2 of  Its  4 and  5,  sw  1-4  b 10 
Sheffield’s  add,  Dec  30,  W Dorgan  to  Ellen  Kind- 

lan W10 

Lot  4 b 4,  Walker’s  sub,  se  1-4  28  39  14,  Jan  2,  Mary 

Burns  to  A B Perrigo $500 

Lots  23,  24  and  25  b 2,  Mason  & McKichan’s  sub,  nw 
1-4,  14  38  14,  Dec  30,  C W Nichols  lo  Ann  Dixon.  .$50 
Lot  7 and  n 10  ft  sub  8 of  Its  17  lo  36,  n Vi  b 41,  w 
Vi  and  17  39  14,  Dec  30,  Chas  R Steele  to  F E 

Kammerer $1 

Lot  21,  b 1,  Hundley’s  sub,  sw  1-4  10  38  14,  Dec  16, 

I C Ogden  to  B G Seibach $625 

Lots  1 to  9,  21  to  29,  63  54  57  58,  b 12,  ne  1-4,  25  39 13, 

Dec  31,  R Nowak  to  Klementina  Nowak $17;  0 

Lots  148  and  149,  Sawson’  sub  of  Its  12  13  and  pt  11 
w Vi  ne  1-4,  14  39  13,  Dec  21,  W K Wells  to  F L De 

Wolf $300 

Uud  1-5  of  It  10  Phillips  & Fay’s  add,  Nov  27,  S D 

Aannah  to  W F Barbour $225 

Same  premises,  Dec  18.  Jessie  EBond  to  same.  ..$125 
Uud  1-4  of  Its  10  and  11  b 3 Wright’s  add,  Dec  26,  J 

C Burmelster  to  C C Lenz $2500 

Lot  9 b 1 Flagg’s  sub  of  pt  It  9, 163814,  Nov  19,  Por- 
tia Gage  to  Alice  Dwyer $35 

Lots  26  and  27  b 4 Peck’s  sub  of  1614  acres  in  se  1-4 

II  39  13,  Cec  29,  Jno  Carme  Jr  to  Elli  A Beach  ...  .$1 
Lot  8 b 2 Traner’s  sub  ne  1-4  8 38  14,  Dec  3o,  E Lane 

to  J A Davidson  et  al $10 

Lot  21  b 32  S S add,  Dec  7, Winnie  Lee  et  al  to  Frank 

EPage $10 

Lots  91  and  92  b 12  s Vi  10  39  13,  Nov  13,  A Coake  to 

Jno  Davis $.  .$360 

Lot  36  e Vi  b 38,  5 39  14,  Jan  5,  John  Van  Moos  to 

Caroline  Moors $1000 

Lots  1, 2 and  3 Mather  & Taft’s  add,  Jany  4,  Jane 

Barnes  to  Mary  A Corbett $250 

Lots  15  and  16  (ex  w 40  ft)  b 1,  Myrick’s  add,  Jan  2, 
Mary  F and  G L Storer  to  William  Van  O’Linda 

$2150 

Blit  8,  7 39  14,  Oct  24,  ’84,  Henry  Rice  to  George  W 

Rice $1 

Se  1-4  se  1-4  nw  1-4  8 38  14,  Sep  26,  E W Blachford  to 

W B Morton $1 

Lot  50  b 1 Scammons  Nelson  sub  sw  % 31  39  14,  Dec 

30,  Wm  RlSgly  to  W H Rollins $1 

E 54  It  5 of  pt  bks  2 and  3,  Jennings’  sub  nw  1-4  3 38 
14,  Jan  6,  Ann  L Beesm  to  A Gage $150 


TRUST  DEEDS 

Adams  P J to  H W Wolseley,  Dec  24,  pt 
It  14  b 11  b 7,  Bockwell’s  add,  mthly,  8 % 


Ashford,  W T to  S Dunlop,  Dec  26,  pt  b 

16,  Dunlop’s,  add.  Oak  Park,  7% $200 

Anderer  L to  J H Ernst,  Dec  26,  It  69  b 

42,  33  40  14,  2 y,  6% $800 

Alberg  C to  A Wolf,  Dec  28,  It  10  b 2 b 2, 

Brand’s  add,  mthly,  8$ $3500 

Aspin  R and  C to  B L Pease,  Dec  30,  Its  3 

and  4 b 38,  S Chicago,  3 y,  7 % $1000 

Bristle  C to  H J Wallingford,  Jan  6,  w 

b 2,  8 40  14 $400 

Bramhall  J J to  F G Bradley,  Jan  5,  It  5 
of  It  4 b 2 Rockwell’s  add,  5 y,  6$, 

$1000 

Barkley  W to  F B Peabody,  Dec  23,  It  13 

b 4,  1st  divn  Riverside,  2 y,  7$ $3000 

Bloomerth  W to  G Bartholomae,  Jan  4,  Its 

I to  3 b 6,  Gross’  n add,  3 y,  6% $2500 

Berry  J to  A E Clark,  May  20,  Its  1 to  3 of 

It  14,  etc,  Carpenter’s  add,  5 y,  6$,  p m, 

$14,400 

Bryant  G T to  S M Moore,  Jan  2,  Its  6 to 

8 b 2,  27  39  14,  2 y,  6% $3000 

Basler  E to  H E Greenebaum,  Dec|31,  It 

II  It  1,  etc,  b 8,  Ashland  2d  add,  2 y,  8% 

$2500 

Baker  F H to  C A Burley,  Jan  4,  b 5,  17  39 

/ 14,  3 y,  6$ $3750 

I Boato  G F to  N A Mayer.  Jan  2,  Its  2 and 
( 23  b 15,  21  28  14,  1 y,  8% 


Bank  A to  W Heinemann,  Jan  2,  It  11  b 9, 

6 39  14,  3 y,  8% $605 

Bates  J to  J J Altpeter,  Jan  2,  It  49,  Kas- 

par’s  sub  20  39  14,  wkly,  8% $200 

Blackborn  A L to  H Reiske,  Dec  26,  It  16 

b 1,  9 38  14,  3 y,  7% $650 

Bradford  G to  D J Avery,  Jan  2,  Its  50  and 

51  b 12,  20  39  14,  3 y,  7$ $3500 

Bujewski  F to  W Divorak,  Jan  2,  It  15  b 

43,  19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $400 

Baker  W to  J S Pieronnet,  Dec  30,  bs  3 to 

6, 18  37  14,  3 y,  8% $5000 

Bryant  H B to  E H Turner,  Dec  31,  Its  5 
to  8 b 1,  Bryant’s  sub,  18  38  14,  5 y,  7%, 

$6000 

Bogart  M A and  C G to  C H Case,  Dec  15, 

s 14  b 1,  14  38  14,  3 y,  7% $10,000 

Bogart  M A to  C H Case,  Dec  15,  s ^ b 1, 

Busby’s  sub,  14  38  14,  3 y,  6$ $10,000 

Blattan  J to  J S Cook,  Dec  31,  pt  Its  6 and 

7 b 6,  Stone’s  sub,  Astor’s  add,  5 y,  7% 
$4200 

Brawley  F W S to  H W Leman,  Dec  16,  pt 
It  5 of  It  1,  etc,  b 5,  Myrick’s  2d  add,  1 

y,  8$ $600 

Burroughs  A J to  C W Nicholls,  Oct  1,  pt 

It  11  b 5.  16  35  14,  Mch  15,  ’88,  8 % $608 

Baumann  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  31, 

It  47  b 34,  31  39  14,  3 y 6% $465 

Burk  W to  H J Christoph,  Dec  28,  It  17  b 

4 of  b 1,  etc,  3 38  14,  3 y,  8% $2500 

Browning  J F to  R W Bridge,  Dec  12,  It 
25  b 1 of  b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  8% 

$600 

Benton  K W to  J A Wilson,  Nov  12,  Its  10 
to  12  b 7,  Beck’s  sub,  21  38  14,  3 y,  7% 

$2115 

Burton  G C to  E M Phelps,  Dec  28,  pt  It 

5,  b 5,  Barnum  Grove,  3 y,  8% $3000 

Rounsavell  R C to  D 0 Strong,  Jan  5,  pt 
It  5 b 23,  Wolcott’s  add,  5 y,  . .$5000 

Burlingame  M and  H to  C Buchbinder, 

Dec  28,  It  22  b 3.  7 39  14,  2 y,  7% ,$300 

Bentlev  CMtoHE  Greenbaum,  Dec  31, 

It  53  b 6,  assn  add,  1 y,  7 % $1500 

Carlson  C to  C Lindermann,  June  4 It  34 

b 2,  29  40  14,  5 y,  8%,  p m $500 

Cavans  J A to  J E Otis,  Dec  30,  It  2 b 3, 

9 38  14,  2 y,  8% $150 

Cieselsky  MtoWD  Kerfoot,  Nov  30,  It  22 

b 1,  32  39  14,  5 y,  8% $450 

Coffinberry  S S to  R L Martin,  Oct  1,  Its  7 
and  8 b 3,  36  40  13,  wkly,  8%,  p m . . . . $975 
Cross  H to  E Koch,  Jan  2.  It  4 b 17,  7 37 

15,  6 m,  8% $1000 

Cuthbert  W to  P C Maynard,  Jan  4,  It  1 e 

b 3.  22  39  14,  3 y,  $35,000 

Cap  V to  T B Marston,  June  18,  Its  31  and 

32  b 17,  35  40  13,  3 y,  8% $500 

Crandell  S M to  G D Pease,  dec  21,  It  15  b 

24,  Norwood  Park,  4 y,  7% $1000 

Cooper  W D to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  1, 

Its  3 and  4 b 6 Graves  sub,  34  39  14,  5 y, 

8%,  2 deeds $8000 

Chicago  Theo  Seminary  to  J Frake,  Nov 
18,  pt  It  10  b 64,  7 39  14,  5 y,6$.  ..  $20,000 
Coffin  R M and  C F to  F R Chandler,  Jan 

I pt  Its  14  and  13  b 2 Grave’s  sub,  34  39 

14,  5 y,  8% $5000 

Cany  S to  J H Ernst,  Nov  30,  It  35  of  It  8 

b 42,  Sheffield’s  add.  3 y,  8% $300 

Cloutier  D to  H E Greenebaum,  Dec  30,  pt 

Its  94  and  95  b 7,  4 38  14,  5 y,  7% $1700 

Crossley  StoHE  Greenebaum,  dec  29,  pt 
It  5 of  It  1,  etc,  b 1,  33  39  14,  3 y.  7 % 

$1000 

Colwell  J L and  R L to  E L Jayne,  Jan  1, 

Its  16  and  17  b H,  W Heights,  3 y,  7 $,  p 

m $3000 

Ceperly  C H to  J M Kean,  Deo  11,  Its  30, 

33  and  34  b 38,  Rogers  Park,  Oct  1,  ’87, 

8% $500 

Cornell  P to  L Baird,  Oct  27,  pt  b 34,  Cor- 
nell, 3 y,  8% $2650 

Colvin  W H to  W D Kerfoot,  Dec  31,  pt  It 

II  b 5,  11  38  14,  3y,  6%,  pm $2083 

Comstock  C G to  J C Schumacher,  Jan  4, 

Its  33  and  34,  b 4,  11  39  13,  weekly,  5%, 

$2000 

Christensen  C to  J C Miller,  Dec  21,  pt  It 

25  b 6,  ne  34  23  38  14,  mthly,  8% $800 

Capers  F L to  J DeKoven,  Dec  28,  It  20  b 

35,  17  39  14,  2 y,  8%  p m $3500 

Dewes  F to  E S Dreyer,  Dec  28,  It  66  b 4 

of  b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  7% $1(  00 

Duffala  M to  C J Vopicka,  Jan  2,  It  5 It  10 
b 59,  21  39  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $1400 


Deuel  J T to  W D Kerfoot,  Jan 
19  and  20  b 7 Bushnell’s  add,  Ma 

8% 

Duer  T E to  B R DeYoung,  Dec  31, 

and  4 b 6,  7 40  14,  2 y,  7% 

Dorgan  W to  E Kramer,  Dec  29,  It  14  b 2, 
and  It  4 b 11,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,  8% 

$1000 

Dwight  E M to  G D Pease,  Jan  1,  It  49, 
Haywood’s  sub,  34  39  14,  Nov  20,  8 $, 

$500 

Devore  R J to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  1, 

It  1 b 6 Grave’s  sub,  34  39  14,  5 y,  8%, 

$4500 

Devore  A E to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  1,  It 
2 b 6 Grave,s  sub,  24  39  14,  5 y,  8% 

$4500 

Delamater  F C to  A S Bradley,  Oct  1, 
premises  58  and  60,  Pacific  av,  2 y,  8% 

$1000 

Dearlove  GtoWH  Lee  tr,  Dec  19,  pt  It  3 
b 11,  Rockwelljs  add,  6 y,  8%,\>  m. . .$4000 
Dunklee  C E and  O W to  F R Chandler, 
Dec  26,  It  4 of  It  83,  etc,  Ellis  e add,  5 

y,  8% $1200 

Dearlove  G to  H G Foreman,  dec  28,  pt  It 

4 b 11,  Rockwell’s  add,  4 y,  8% $8500 

Driggs  G to  J C Walling,  Jan  1,  pt  It  4 b 

2 I C R R sub,  13  38  14,  2 y,  8% $1250 

Davis  W L to  C A Dupee,  Dec  4,  pt  b 13, 

30  40  14,  3 y,  8% $1000 

Drolle  J C to  H C Zuttermeister,  Jan  4,  It 

13  of  It  1 b 21,  29  39  14,  3 y,  7% $900 

Englehard  F to  W D Kerfoot,  Dec  22,  It  2 
b 2,  Atrill’s  sub,  36  40  13,  3 y,  8%,  p m, 

$500 


Ennis  M E to  W A Bond,  Dec  1,  s % It  18 
b 6,  W & S’s  sub,  2 38  14,  May  1,  ’86,  8% 

$350 

Ernst  A P to  J C Schumacher,  Dec  26,  It 

52  b 17,  19  39  14,  wkly,  5% .$1500 

Elliott  A A B to  J R Foulke,  July  15,  It  55 

b 19,  17  39  14,  5 y,  8%,  p m $4000 

Egan  MtoGG  Newbury,  Oct  27,  It  44  of 

It  1 b — , 30  39  14,  28  m,  7%,  p m $500 

Ennichlmeyer  M to  C L Niehoff,  Jan  4,  It 

5 of  It  8 b 60,  21  39  14, 1 y,  8% $250 

Furlong  L to  J H Ernst,  Jan  2,  It  61  b 43, 

33  40  14,  2 y,  8%% $600 

Feinann  C W to  J C Schumacher,  Sept  26, 

It  53  b 18,  19  39  14,  3 y,  8% $900 

Fonies  J S to  A V Knickerbocker,  Dec  31, 

It  5 b 12,  etc,  b 14,  Vernon  Park  add, 

wkly,  8% $1700 

Fru6  M to  S Delamater,  July  1,  Its  3 and 

4 b 26,  25  40  13,  28  m 8%  p m $400 

Foley  M J to  W H Moore,  Aug  27,  It  16 

and  pt  17,  3 38  14,  2 y,  8% $1900 

Fitzgerald  W to  E Koch,  Dec  30,  pt  It  8 b 

96,  s s add,  5 y,  8% $25,000 

Flood  L to  L Baird,  Sept  10,  It  20  b 1 b 4, 

20  40  14,  5 y,  8% $698 

Foley  W to  L Baird,  Jan  4,  It  76  and  pt  77 

b 10,  S & G’s  add,  3 y,  8% $2500 

Fett  A to  C D Zur.  Jan  5,  It  42  n % b 54, 

19  39  14,  June  2 ’87,  8% $1200 

Froalick  J to  E G Niblien,  Jan  4,  pt  Its  20 

to  22  b 1,  8 39  14,  1 y,  8% $.$2000 

Ford  L J to  A Pike,  Dec  12,  It  33  b 4,  28 

39  14,  mthly,  6$ $2001 

Fagan  J to  R A Dowling,  Dec  1.  It  30  b 2 

b 49,  19,  40  14,  2 y,  6 %$,  pm $100 

Galetti  G to  C Holbech,  Jan  2,  It  48  b 3, 
W,  J & T’s  sub,|l  39  13.  5 y,  6%,  p m, 

$1000 

Gerke  C to  C L Schaar,  Dec  14,  It  5 b B, 

32  39  14,  3 y,  8$ $425 

Gorman  TtoCS  Holt,  Dec  28,  It  12  b 21, 

Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  7$,  p m $250 

Gutt  A to  W C Goudy,  Jan  4,  It  170  b 1, 

etc,  29  40  14,  3 y,  7$  p m $500 

Griffin  M P to  P W Snowhook,  Jan  5,  It  18 

b 1 of  b 28,  5 y.  6% $1850 

Glube  L to  W L Fricke,  Dec  30,  It  47  b 3, 

se  % 6 39  14,  2 y,  7% $300 

Herrick  M B to  G N Stone,  Dec  29,  Its  17 
to  21  b 12  and  Its  1 to  14  b 15,  22  38  14 

$1733 

Huber  A to  E Prussing,  Jaa  5,  It  7 of  It  2, 
Butterfield’s  add,  34  39  14,  3 y,  6 1-2$ 

$1600 

Hvotal  F to  E Koch.  Dec  10,  It  21  b 7,  35 

40  13,  36  m,  7% $650 

Hammill  S G to  F R Chandler,  Jan  1,  pt 

Its  1 and  2 b 21,  Kinzie’s  add,  5 y,  6$ 

$2400 

Hallerman  F W to  B Lathrop,  Dec  1,  Its  8 
and  9 b 1,  Pierce’s  aud,  Holstein,  2 y,  8% 


.$466 

Hoddax  A fo  E L Curtis,  Dec  1,  Its  4 and 

5 b 47,  Lakeside,  wkly,  8$ $100 

Hautzsch  F W to  P F Knefel,  Jan  2,  It  23 
b 12,  Butler,  W & W’s  add,  3 y.  6$,  p 

$1250 

Hansen  B M et  al  to  J Jensen,  June  1.  pt 
bs  8 and  9,  W,  T & D's  sub,  6 39  14, 
mthly,  6$,  p m,  13  deeds $7620 


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Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 

Ofn*‘«  eesiil'Mlts. 


Hill  H H to  L Baird,  Dec  30,  pt  b 2,  Scam- 

mon’s  sub,  34,  39  14,  1 y,  62 ,$200 

Hill  H H to  J C Magill,  Dec  30,  It  3 Peck’s 

sub,  34  39  14,  Oct  1,  72,  p m $1300 

Hawkes  W J to  F B Peabody,  Oct  13,  It  4 

b 10,  sub  of  Astor’s  add,  2 y,  62 3750 

Hill  H H to  L Baird,  Dec  30,  pt  same  sub, 

3 y,  62 $3000 

Hawkes  W J to  F B Feabody,  Oct  13,  It  4 
b 10,  Stone’s  sub,  Astor’s  add,  2 y,  62 

$3750 

Hoffman  F jr  to  J C Miller,  Dec  21,  It  15 

b 1,  20  38  14,  mthly,  8 % $2500 

Hendrickson  M to  W Heckman,  Dec  12.  It 

12,  b 35,  6 37  15,  3 y,  7 %% $800 

Irish  W W to  H A Haugan,  dec  29,  It  29 
b 16,  W T & D’s  sub,  6 39  14,  3 m,  82 

$200 

Imsland  S to  M E Greenebaum,  Dec  8,  pt 

Its  5 and  6 b 1,  36  40  13,  4 y,  72 $1000 

Jablonski  P to  J Buehler,  Dec  2,  It  9 b 7 

Elston’s  add,  3 y,  6$,  2 deeds $5,500 

Johnston  J jr  to  H S Osborne,  Jan  2,  bs  3, 

8,  13  and  pt  17,  K & H’s  sub,  26  39  12,  3 

y,  6# $3968 

Johnson  C J to  S A Walther,  Dec  12,  It  41 

b 10,  Lee'e  add,  5 y,  62 $1800 

Kettlestrings  J W to  T Scott,  Jan  2,  pt  It 

5 b 1,  7 39  13,  3 y.  6^2 ' 

Koehler  F E to  J B Batton,  Jan  1,  pt  se 

Js£,  8 Maine,  5 y,  6% $2500 

Kemp  J J to  J H Van  Vlissengen,  Nov  14, 

It  75  and  pt  74  of  It  63,  16  37  14,  etc,  4 

y,  72,  3 deeds $1400 

Kennedy  D to  P W Snowhook,  Dec  21,  It 

59  b 3,  19  39  14,  6 y,  62,  p m $600 

Kostka  J to  T H Schintz,  Jan  5,  It  12  of  It 

3,  ne  ^ 20  39  15,  3 y,  72 $600 

Kelsey  O L to  C A Dibble,  Jan  6,  pt  It  7 b 

8,  Pine  Grove,  1 y,  82 $200 

Kestenholz  J to  M E Greenebaum,  dec  29 
It  15  b 4 of  b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y, 

72.-. $600 

Kruger  J L to  F A Woodbury,  Nov  15,  It 
22  and  pt  23  and  21  b 3 of  b 33, 16  38  14, 

mthly,  72 $1500 

Koneger  J to  S Delamater,  Oct  1,  ’84,  Its 
45  to  48  b 25,  25  40  13,  2 y,  62,  p m . . .$450 
Kerner  S W to  F G Bradley,  Jan  4,  pt  It 

41  b 4,  16  38  14,  1 y,  72 $500 

Kermes  J to  J Sedlabek.  Jan  4,  It  32  b 5,  J 

6 L’s  sub,  20  39  14,  4 y,  72 $500 

Kroplewski  J to  J Czaja,  Nov  11,  It  63  b 35, 

19  39  14,  2 y,  72 $300 

Kraus  P to  S Dunlop,  Dec  19,  It  10  b 37, 

r r add,  Harlem,  1 y,  72 $200 

Kuhnz  R to  E Prussing,  Dec  30,  It  7 b 11. 

28  39  14,  3 y,  72 $1200 

Kelly  H to  J C Miller,  Dec  21,  It  4 b 2 of 

b 11,  5 37  14,  mthly,  82 $600 

Kelly  W F to  G G Newbury,  Dec  11,  It  3 

b 5,  36  40  13,  18  m,  72,  p m $426 

Klien  M to  H Rieske,  Dec  28,  It  49  of  It  F, 

5 y,  62,  p m $750 

Klockorr  M to  J H Baumgarten,  Jan  4,  It 

27  b 1,  Pickett’s  add,  5 y,  72 $1000 

Kuley  L E to  A B Mead,  Dec  21,  Its  13  to 
17  b 2 b 14,  32  39  14,  Jan  1,  ’88.  72 

$1000 

Katz  E to  J Stern,  Dec  23,  pt  It  19  b 7, 

Bushnell’s  add,  wkly,  72 $4500 

Lynch  E to  J Stern,  Jan  4,  It  55  b 6,  17  39 

14,  wkly,  72 $100 

Latzin  C to  L A Frey,  Jan  4,  It  11  b 7,  I 

W’s  add,  S Chicago,  6 m,  72 $460 

Lucas  H to  F A Hoffman  jr,  Jan  6,  pt  It  2, 

b 67,  2139  14,  3 y,  72 $2700 

Lange  A to  J Rosenthal,  Jan  1.  It  15  b 3, 

Riverdale,  July  1,  ’87,  62 $4200 

Lamke  J F to  C S Holt,  Dec  28,  It  10  b 31 

Sheflield.s  add,  4 y,  72,  p m $265 

Leitt  F to  P Zemmer,  Dec  21,  It  19  b 4,  30 

39  14,  3 y,  62 

Lenowski  B to  C J Adams,  Sept  7,  It  34  b 

1,  8 38  14,  3 m,  82 $260 

McManus  L L to  F A Bragg,  Dec  30,  pt  It 

1,  10  38  14,  2 y,  62,  p m $1200 

Morrison  P et  al  to  F C Gibbs,  Dec  31, 
pt  It  3 b 6,  P & H’s  sub,  3 38  14,  3 y,  62, 

$1250 

Maierhofer  S to  B Lathrop.  Oct  2,  It  4 b 1, 

31  39  14,  4 y,  62 $450 

McAuley  D R to  J E Dalton,  Nov  15,  pt  It 

7 b 29,  o t,  1 y,  72,  p m $1000 

McNulty  M to  W D Kerfoot,  Dee  4,  pt  It  7 

b 25,  J R & S’b  add,  2 y,  62,  p w . , . . $2000 


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Morgan  J to  C O’Brien,  Sept  9.  Its  28  and 

29  b 1 of  b 10,  Sheffield’s  add $2300 

Morris  E to  S Strauss,  Jan  5,  It  14  b 1 It  2. 

4 38  14,  2 y,  72 $800 

Muller  G to  A Peterson,  Jan  4,  It  21  b 4, 

12  39  13,  5 y,  62 $3000 

Murphy  W to  P Ross,  Dec  30,  Its  22  and 

23  b 3,  18  39  14.  5 y,  62 $1950 

Morgenstern  T A to  R L Martin,  Sept  25, 

Its  5 and  6 b 3,  Johnston’s  sub,  36  4013, 

mthly,  62  p m $975 

Morgan  F to  R W Bridge,  Dec  31,  Its  1 to 

3 b 5,  12  39  13,  ly,  72 $1000 

Mayon  J S to  C L Hutchinson,  Dec  24,  pt 

20  40  13,  3 y,  82,  8 deeds $36,000 

Mayon  J S to  F C Smith,  Dec  24,  pt  same 

sub,  18  m,  72 $10,000 

McKay  A M to  H A Goodrich,  Dec  30,  pt 

It  4 b 5,  Kinzie’s  add,  1 y,  72 $2500 

McKay  A M to  H A Goodrich,  Dec  30,  It 

4 b 5,  Kinzie’s  add,  1 y,  72  (to  be  ex- 
tended 5 ys)  $2500 

Marshall  O T to  W P Kimball,  Jan  1,  Its 

23  and  24  b 10,  Ravenswood,  8y,  72, 
$4000 

Murray  M W to  F T Colby,  Dec  30,  It  11, 
Love’s  sub,  b 3,  Rockwell’s  add,  mthly, 

82 $375 

Mueller  E D to  J Buehler,  Jan  2,  It  13  b 2, 

6 39  14,  5 y,  72 $1000 

Moore  E J to  S B Shields,  Dec  29,  It  1 of 
It  43  b 6,  sub  of  J & P’s  add,  1 y,  82 

$247 

Munter  F to  C C Schumacher,  Dec  1,  It  2 

e b 6,  19  39  14,  2 y,  72 $500 

Nolan  J H to  W D Kerfoot,  Dec  31,  pt  Its 
10  and  11  b 5,  11  38  14,  3 y,  62,  p m, 

$2083 

Nelson  W P to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  1, 

Its  3 and  4 b 6,  Grave’s  sub,  34  39  14,  3 

y,  62 $4000 

Neff  H and  W to  J Buehler,  Dec  29,  It  17 

b 17,  lrondale,  1 y,  72 

Novotney  J to  T Schintz,  Dec  15,  It  25  b 7, 

J & L’s  sub,  20  39  14,  3 y,  62 $5000 

Nelson  G N to  A Peterson,  Jan  4,  It  6 b 3, 

31  40  14,  3 y,  72 $800 

Neal  S P to  C P Silva,  Nov  12,  b 20,  19  39 

14,3  y,  72 $16,800 

Neal  J P to  J H Moore,  Dec  15,  Its  8 to  10 
and  pt  11  and  12  and  all  13  and  14,  Rees 
& Swift’sjsub  bs  76  and  77,  s s add,  3 y, 

62 .’ $175,500 

Neal  J P to  J H Kedzie,  Dec  8,  Its  1 to  9. 

24  39  14,  3y,  62,  p m $9187 

Nory  F to  A Zajicek,  Dec  31,  w % It  13  b 

26,  s s add,  1 y,  72 $600 

Neth  A to  E Koch,  Dec  25,  It  11  b 2,  9 38 

14,  2 y,  62 $375 

Neal  J P to  A B Mead,  Oct  28,  Its  76  to  83 

b 30,  19  39  14,  2 y,  62,  pm $2400 

Nowak  G to  F G Bradley,  Jan  2,  It  1 b 2. 

23  39  13,  2 y,  62 $600 

Nelson  N to  A Wisner,  Dec  4,  It  2 b 20, 

Roger’s  sub,  4 39  14,  4 y, $1250 

Niemczewskl  J to  V M Brand,  Dec  1,  Its 
1 and  2 of  It  1,  etc,  b 23,  Elston’s  add,  5 

y,  62 $10,000 

O’Neill  A to  J Holdom,  Nov  18,  pt  It  1 of 
It  2 and  pt  It  3 b 49,  27  39  14,  5 y,  62, 


Opara  T to  C Bentley,  Dec  19,  It  55  b 1,  20 

39  14,  3 y,  72 $750 

Otter  C to  W Loeb,  Dec  16,  e % It  6 b 36, 

Johnson,  R <fc  S’s  add,  2 y,  72 $1500 

Osgood  J S to  W L DeWolf,  Oct  6,  It  17  b 

3,  28  40  14,  2 y,  62 $1000 

O’Connor  M to  B L Pease,  Oct  10,  It  28  b 

3 Packer’s  5th  add,  Jan  1,  82 $58 

O’Brien  C to  R W Bridge,  Sept  9,  Its  28 
and  29  b 1 of  b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y, 

62 $1800 

Page  A and  A to  B L Pease,  Dec  10,  pt  b 

15,  Linden  Grove,  3y,  72 $700 

Periolat  M F and  C to  H E Greenebaum, 
Dec  24,  pt  It  4, 16  38  14,  3 y,  62,  4 deeds, 

$8000 

Peterson  N to  J R Parker,  Dec  30,  It  25  b 

22,  S Chicago,  mthly,  72 $400 

Peabody  F F to  I E Adams,  Dec  29,  pt  Its 
3 and  4 b 59,  Evanston,  5 y,  62  ....  $6500 
Prencil  M to  S Stein,  Deo  1,  It  1 sw  b 3, 

?0  39  U,Sy,  72,  pnj $525 


Powell  W H to  B Philpot,  Dec  3.  It  35  b 

15,  31  40  14,  2 y,  62 : $1700 

Polkey  E to  J P Bowes,  Nov  21,  It  58,  4 38 

14’* 1 *  3 4 * y- $400 

Parmer  J B to  E Maynard,  Oct  8,  It  9 b 13. 

25  40  13,  mthly,  72 $465 

Pmta  S E to  A Pike,  Dec  12,  It  19  b 13,  7 

39  14,  mthly,  62 $200 

Page  A to  B L Pease,  Dec  12,  It  9 b 15, 

Linden  Grove,  1 y $200 

Qualman  C to  W Heineman,  Jan  2,  Its  28 

and  29  b 6,  12  39  14,  2 y,  82 $228 

Rietz  F to  E Koch,  Dec  1,  Its  23  to  25  b 4, 

35  40  13,  2 y,  62 $1800 

Rinborg  C E to  M E Greenbaum,  Oct  21, 

It  4 b 3.  Delavan’s  add,  5 y,  82 $4800 

Rees  E to  C F Schumacher  jr,  Dec  1,  pt  It 

1 of  It  2 b 15,  frl  15  add,  1 y,  62 ... . $1000 
Russell  E to  G G Newbury,  Sept  22,  It  36 

b 5,  36  40  13,  1 y,  72  p m $245 

Rolle  F to  W M Hitt,  Dec  28,  It  13  n e M 

4 38  14,  6 m,  72 $600 

Remington  E F to  W C Nelson,  Oct  26,  It 

83,  n e 3^  23  38  14,  4 y,  62 $1400 

Richardson  W to  L H Davis,  Dec  31,  It  13 

b 14,  24  40  13,  2 y,  62,  p m $250 

Roara  L to  H E Greenebaum,  dec  28,  It 

14  b 11,  20  39  14,  3 y,  72 $1000 

Rago  M to  J C Miller,  Dee  21,  Its  18  and 

40  b 4 It  1,  33  38  14,  mthly,  82 $600 

Randolph  I to  J B Peterson,  Dec  11,  b 7. 

Lee’s  sub,  20  38  14,  May  1,  72 $330 

Reed  H H to  F Denison,  It  23  b 21,  35  40 

13,  3 y,  82 $425 

Ritterbach  H to  E Knauer,  Jan  5,  It  7 b 2 

of  b 28,  33  40  14,  3 y,62 $1550 

Stash  J to  W Niehoerster,  Dec  9,  It  5 b 22 

wkly,  72 $500 

Sroboda  A to  T Schintz,  Jan  5,  It  45  b 8, 

W,  T & D’s  sub,  6 39  14, 19  m,  p m, . . . $150 
Shaver  C H to  H M Racon,  April  24,  Its  5, 

8  and  9 b 8,  14  38  14,  June  1,  ’87,  62, 

;$500 

Sonehaur  G T to  O C Butz,  Jan  2,  It  17  b 

1,  18  39  14,  5 y,  62 $5000 

Stubbe  E L to  P W Palmer,  Nov  2,  Its  40 

and  41  b 18,  19  39  14,  4 y,  62 $600 

Schies  M to  G Coombs,  June  16,  It  17  b 42 

Ogden’s  add,  3 y,  72 $1300 

Sundstedt  J L to  S Delamater,  May  7 It, 

29  b 21,  25  40  13,  62,  p m $600 

Sherman  T A to  H Hudson,  Dec  21,  Its  35 

snd  36  b 45,  9 37  14,  mthly,  82 $1000 

Scott  M to  A H Larned,  Dec  30,  It  775  b 5. 

Riverside,  2 y,  62 $1000 

Sweet  H to  T H Schintz,  Jan  2,  Its  16  to 
18  b 5,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  5 y,  72,  3 

deeds $13,000 

Sauer  J to  W A Bond,  July  16.  It  22  b 4.  28 

39  14,6  y,  62 $1600 

Schurig  R T to  H G Foreman,  Jan  4,  pt  It 

12,  Bronson’s  add,  5 y,  62 $8000 

Schrader  W L to  H A Hurlbut,  Dec  14.  pt 

It  6 b 117,  s s add,  5 y,  6>£2 $25,000 

Schraeder  W L to  J Valkmann,  Dec  29,  It 

12  b 4.  28  40  14,  3 y,  62 $1250 

Scholzen  T to  A Enzenbacher,  Nov  9,  It  20 

b 30,  17  39  14,  3 y,  62 $1250 

Swiney  M A to  E Carter,  Jan  5,  It  25  and 
pt  26  b 4 Vernon  Park  add,  3 y,  72 

$5000 

Smith  S M to  A Beterson,  Jan  4,  Its  11 

and  12  b 6 Normalville,  3 y,  62 $1500 

Schauer  G to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  7.  It 

46  b 34,  31  39  14,  1 y,  72 $465 

Schusheck  M to  H Rieske,  Dec  26.  It  48  of 

It  F,  5 y,  62,  p m $700 

Swerz  M to  S Stein,  Dec  1,  It  3,  sw  ^ b 3, 

20  39  14,  3 y,r72,  pm $525 

Stasiewski  J to  T Krolik,  Dec  22,  It  7 b 2 

of  b 13,  5 39  14,  wkly,  82 $1800 

Smith  B G to  F G Bradley,  Dec  26,  it  14  b 

5,  18  39  14,  5 y.  72 $1500 

Schmidt  F to  E Prussing,  Dec  13,  It  153  b 

6j  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  7 2 500 

Schnoor  H to  E Maynard,  Dec  1,  It  6 of  It 

1,  o t,  36  40  13,4  y,  62 $500 

Smart  L L to  C E Morrison,  Dec,  It  13  b 3 

of  b 17,  33  39  14,  5 y.  62 $2200 

Thatcher  W M to  R P Holtin,  Oct  10,  pt  b 

7,  Western  Springs,  1 y,  62 $700 

Titns  J to  W A Bond,  Oct  6,  It  15  b 5, 
Davis  s add,  8 y,  62, p m . $1§0Q 


Tomkins  H S to  A J Whitcomb,  Jan  2 It  7 

b 12,  Park  Ridge,  1 y,  82 $150 

Thomsen  H P to  C Holbeck,  Jan  2,  Its  14 

and  15  b 2,  1 39  13,  6 y,  62,  p m $4500 

Vannatta  N M to  F J Crawford,  Nov  19,  n 
e XA  n e ^ n w ^ 34  40  13,  5 y 82.  .$1000 
Vitons  A to  O Kubin,  Dec  31,  It  26  b 4,'  20 

39  14,  Mch  1,  ’86,  72,  p m $750 

Walsh  R to  C F Schumacher,  Dec  29,  It  9 

b 50,  1!)  39  14,  1 y 72 $600 

Williams  C E to  S W Rawson.  Dec  15  It  4 
of  It  9,  etc,  b 2,  18  39  14,  3 y.  62. . . . $3500 
Wang  A A to  S Delamater,  Dec  1,  It  39  b 

28,  25  40  13,  30  m,  62  p m $250 

Wienan  H to  C Warsche,  Dec  29,  It  7 b 
4,  D G & W’s  add,  Park  Ridge,  2 y,  72 

$500 

Wright  E to  A T Galt,  Dec  29,  It  28  and 

pt  29  b 12,  18  39  14,  1 y,  62 $1000 

Woods  M to  J H Avery,  Dec  21,  It  2, 

Avery’s  sub,  8 38  14,  39  m $400 

Western  Av  M E Church  to  M B Rich, 
Dec  26,  pt  It  1 b 9,  Rockwell’s  add,  3 y, 

„76 * 8 * * * 12^ $6000 

Westphale  C to  C S Holt,  Dec  28,  It  13, 

Sheffieldls  add,  3 y,  72,  p m $225 

Winnick  E G to  W A Bond,  Sept  I,  bs  7 to 
9 and  pt  11,  se  % 17  38  14,  Jan  1,’88,62 

P m $9000 

" estphal  C to  C A Burley,  June  29.  It  41 

*>  8,  29  40  14,  5 y,  62 $625 

Wissman  H to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  24, 

It  258  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3 y,  62,  p m, 

• • • • $350 

Van  Schaack  H C to  H M Matthews,  Sept 

1,  It  3 of  It  1 b 16  Hyde  Park,  1 y,  72, 

„T $1950 

VI  addell  W G to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  1, 

It  5 b 6 Grave’s  sub,  34  39  14,  3 y,  62 

•  $4000 

Wilson  H R to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  1,  It 

2 b 6 Butterfield’s  add,  34  39  14,  3 y 6 

• $4000 

Wittkonski  J to  H C Zutttermeister,  Dec 

30,  pt  It  4 b 27,  20  39  14,  3 y 72 $300 

Weber  J to  W E Furness,  Nov  17,  pt  Its  6 
and  7 b 7,  M & D’s  sub,  26  39  13, 1 y,  62. 

p m $1500 

Wheeler  S H to  D Fales,  Dec  15,  Its  1 to  4 
of  It  23,  etc,  b 27,  12  39  13,  5 y,  62,  4 

d?eds $10,000 

n hite  J to  T J Loftus,  Dec  29,  It  10  b 1, 

22  37  14,  3y,  62 $3000 

Weber  F C to  T H Schintz,  Dec  21,  It  39  b 

3’  1 39  13,  3 y,  72 $1200 

VV  ingle  H to  L Baird,  Nov  12,  Its  1 and  2 

of  It  5,  etc.  18  39  14,  3 y,  72  p m $350 

Waddell  W G to  F B Peabody,  Dec  30,  It 
8 of  It  45,  etc,  b 43,  17  39  14,  etc,  5 y, 

6»42,  3 deeds $4800 

Weage  E H to  S Dunlop,  Jan,  pt  b 45, 

Ridgeland,  3 y,  72 $2000 

Weidenheft  to  T Kearney.  Nov  2,  It  41  b 

8,  6 39  14,  2 y,  72,  p m..  '. $400 

Zobjecx  F to  H C Zuttermeister,  Dec  28, 

It  34  b 37,  19  39  14.  18  m,  62 $400 


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Anderson  G to  J Jacobson,  Mch  2,  Its  35 

and  36,  Gage’s  sub,  1 38  12 $1000 

Busch  C M and  G H to  Mut  B & L Assn, 
Dec  29.  It  100  b 10,  8 39  13,  mnthly,  82, 


Blecker  H J to  Phcenix  Building  Society, 
Dec  30,  It  22  b2,  29  40  14.  weekly,  52 


Beckman  J to  C Bentley  jr,  Sept  7,  It  13  b 

1 of  b 24,  7 38  14,  4 y,  62 $500 

Brochnow  C to  H Hoepl.  Nov  20,  It  21  b 7 
Sherman’s  add,  Holstein,  3 y,  72,  p m, 


.$775 

Rasher  J to  C Schaefer,  July  11,  Its  5 and 

6 nw  se  3 16  14,  1 y,  62 $400 

Cronholm  A to  A H Mende.  Dec  1,  pt  Its 
28  and  29  b 2,  W,  J & T’s  sub,  1 39  13,  4 

y,  82 $1500 

Carpenter  M B to  E C Reed.  Dec  24,  It  6 b < 

38,  Evanston,  5 y,  72,  p m ■.  $7000 

Coughlin  J et  al  to  W A Porter,  Nov  25,  Its 
5 to  8 b 7,  Vernon  Park  add,  3 y,  62,  p 

m $6000 

Christianson  O to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society. 
Dec  30,  It  57  b 6,  etc,  29  40  14  wkly,  52 

$1100 

Christianson  0 to  Phoenix  B Society,  Dec 
30,  It  57  b 6,  29  40  14.  weekly,  5%. . . .$1100 
Cnlhane  J to  C Sheldon,  Jan  1,  It  39  b 3, 

17  39  14,  5 y.  72 $1600 

Champlin  S S to  F G Kammerer,  Dec  30, 
pts  Its  7 to  10,  Johnson’s  snb.  Ellis’  E 

add,  4 m,  62 $2840 

Doyle  I to  Equitable  T Co  of  New  Lon- 
don, Deo  22,  s y2  It  31,  Elston, s add,  1 y, 
6*>  P m $200 


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Holenza  H to  J D Spear,  Jan  4,  fnrn  etc, 
. 4 m $343 


Deuel  J S to  G W Ogilvil,  Jan  4,  pt  Its  19 
and  20  b 7,  Bushnell’s  add,  1 y,  6#  p m, 

$4000 

Ebert  F to  F D Oossitt,  Aug  1,  It  11  b 1, 

La  Grange,  rnthly,  — , pm $800 

Ellis  F M to  Oak  Park  B & L Assn.  Deo 
15,  It  40  b 5,  S & M’s  add,  monthly,  8% 

$2600 

Gilmore  E 8 to  R R Clarke,  Dec  31,  Its  42 
and  43,  Clark’s  add,  Lake  View,  20  y, 

6% $1760 

Garden  City  Land  co,  to  C H walton,  Its 
26  to  30  b 4,  Harrison’s  addition,  1 y,  8% 

pm $832 

Gavin  J B to  People’s  B & Loan  Assn, 

Dec  29,  Its  46  to  48  b 12,  18  39  14,  wkly, 

8% $1600 

Hall  H to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Dec  31,  It 

41  b 5,  28  39  14,  wkly,  8% $1080 

Hill  T C to  C LiDdley,  Sept  2,  It  20  b 6 It 
48,  etc,  Western  Springs,  etc,  3 y,  8% 

$3450 

Hammer  L to  R R Clarke,  Dec  31,  Its  26 
to  29,  Clark’s  add,  Lake  View,  20  y,  8%, 

$2400 

Jefferson  Congregational  Church,  to  L L 
Sykes,  Aug  24,  Its  33  to  35  b 5,  35  40  13, 

3 y,  7% $1000 

Kiedinger  M to  Phoenix  Building  Society, 
Dec  31,  lot  6 b 4,  Gross  Park,  weekly,  5% 

$2500 

Kirby  M to  J Stinson,  Dec  30,  It  19  b 13, 

19  39  14,  4 y,  7% $400 

Kortes  F D to  RR  Clarke,  Dec  31,  Its  1 
and  2,  Clarke’s  add,  Lake  View,  20  y, 

6# $2500 

Klepp  H to  A Behling,  Jan  2,  It  59  b 7, 

Sheffield’s  add,  1 y,  7% $400 

Lawrence  C H to  M B Campbell,  Dec  30, 

Its  1 to  4 and  46  b 1 and  Its  1 to  29  b 3, 

ne  % 9 39  13,  1 y,  7% $1000 

Lamborg  O A to  E Devine,  Dec  31,  It  4 b 

3,  Kensington,  3 y,  7% $1500 

Larson  A to  I R Harrey,  Dec  30,  It  17  b 3, 

2 39  13,  30  d,  8% $25 

Larson  A to  Phoenix  B Society,  Nov  4,  It 

17  b 3,  2 39  13,  rnthly,  6% $700 

McMillan  J to  Oak  Park  B & L Assn,  Dec 
15,  It  1 b 2,  Norwood  Park,  monthly,  8 % 

$1500 

Miller  A to  K G Schmidt,  Jan,  It  13  b 43, 

33  40  14,  2 y,  6% $1100 

Mulvihill  J N to  M B Hall,  Nov  2,  pt  Its  15 

and  16  b 1,  Ogden’s  add $2450 

McCabe  L G to  J L Lee,  Dec  18,  Its  29  to 

33  b 3,  32  38  14,  6 m,  8% $300 

1 Nalepinski  to  A Schermann,  Oct  24,  It  11 

b 22,  Elston’s  add,  2 y,  5% $2500 

Norton  DC  et  al  to  H M Singer,  Oct  1, 
s H e K nw  J4,  29  37  11,  3y,8%....  $3600 
Newstiff  A to  J Both,  Sept  23,  pt  b 3,  9 28 

14,  1 y,  8% $100 

1 Orelup  | A to  J Russell,  Jan  1,  It  4 of  It  15, 

etc,  27  39  14,  1 y,  7% $2435 

O’Donnell  J to  F E Lyon,  Dec  1,  It  7,  n 

se  % nw  % bw  % 4 38  14,  64  m,  7%. 

\ Porter  H to  M Ballice,  Oct  23,  Its  71  to  74, 

2 y,  8%..., $1500 

Perry  P,H  to  R J Perry,  Net  1,  Its  25  to 

44  b 6,  Avondale,  5 y,  7% $3000 

1 Paulson  C to  J N Dole,  Dec  14,  It  47  e % 

b 8,  36  40  13,  monthly,  8% $436 

Pluemer  C to  A Wilke.  Oct  13,  pt  Its  6 and 
7 of  It  3 b 16,  Sheffield’s  add,  10  y,  8%, 

$1127 

Rabe  H to  C A Fischer,  Nov  18,  Its  62  and 
63  of  It  9 etc,  b £,  Rockwell’s  add,  2 y, 

7%,  pm $1000 

Scully  B to  P Hammill,  Dec  21,  It  9,  b 10, 

Brand’s  add,  2 y,  8% $1500 

Smith  W to  Equitable  T Co  of  New  Lon- 
don, Dec  22,  n % It  28  b 77,  Elston  add, 

1 v,  8%,  p m $200 

:!  Specht  J E to  Phcenix  Rldg  Society,  Jan 
2,  Its  20  to  24  b 1 of  b 44,  Sheffield’s  add, 

wkly,  5% $5500 

i Sanders  W H to  A P Taylor,  Jan  2,  pt  It 

30  b 2,  34  39  14,  3 y,8%..'. $1000 

| Sweet  H to  E Norton,  Dec  14,  It  5 b 5,  31 

40  14,  Sept  15 $1000 

! Schmidt  J J to  T Lassan  et  al,  Oct  27,  It 
16  b 1 of  b 18,  33  39  14,  monthly,  etc,  8% 

$1100 

| Turple  J to  T J Heevey,  Jan,  It  14,  nous- 

ton’s  sub,  11  39  13,  2 y,  8% $400 

The  Geo  Lehman  & Sons  Co  to  M M 
White,  Nov  12,  w J4  w nw  % sw  % 

36  40  13,  1 y,  8%,  p m $6000 

1 Van  Schaack  H C to  Berkshire  L Ins  Co, 
Dec  28,  Its  5 to  11  b 1 of  b 16,  Hyde  Pk, 

3 y,  8% $22000 

Wardin  K K to  Citizens’  B & L Assn,  Dec 

— , It  33  b 2 of  b 1,  etc,  18  39  14,  rnthly, 

8% $2000 

I Wendland  G to  A Wilke,  Oct  13,  pt  Its  6 
and  7 of  It  3 b 16,  Sheffield’s  add,  10  y, 

1 ''fill  I r I I 'iff  rtf’  ' ’’If  'll  l fill  $ WOO 


Welch  0 to  Equitable  T Co  of  New  Lon- 
don, Dec  22,  s >4  It  29,  Elston’s  add,  1 

y,  8%,  pm $200 

West  A to  S V White,  Dec  15,  premesis  57 

Winthrop  pi,  5 y.  8% ■ • • $2000 

Wickboldt  J to  P Hass,  Jan  2.  It  16  b 2,  sw 
1^,  29  40  14,  3 y,  7% $500 


CHATTEL  MOBTGA6E8. 

Albrecht  H to  E R Mackey,  Dec  30,  furn 

etc,  687  s Morgan  st,  6 m $99 

Anderson  G to  H M Hooker,  Dec  30, horse 

etc,  974  Madison  st,  1 y $600 

Aylum  T to  M J Kimball,  Jan  2,  furn  etc, 

446  Dearborn  st,  6 m $200 

Bell  T to  E R Mackey,  Dec  30,  ’85,  furn 

etc,  Winnetka,  6 m $176 

Bortasek  J to  E Sterner,  Dec  28,  grocery, 

115  w 15th  st,  1 y $300 

Bortasek  J to  J Feryan,  Dec  22,  horse  etc, 

115  w 15th  st,  1 y $636 

Burke  J H to  P Burke,  Dec  19,  fixtures. 

187  20th  st,  Jan  12,  ’87 $300 

Bergeson  J Z to  J A Bell,  Dec  30,  furn 

etc,  167  s Halsted  st,  3 m $340 

Bemelmans  G Q to  A F McIntyre,  Dec  28, 

furn  etc,  284  Rush  st,  2 y $250 

Bemis  J G to  E A E Wight,  Jan  1,  ’86  (?), 
furn  etc,  718  Chicago  Opera  House..  .$400 
Bell  W J to  Marder,  Luce  & Co,  Dec  7, 

presses  etc,  Englewood,  rnthly $1,611 

Ball  L L to  Porter  Bros  & Co,  Dec  31, 

horse  etc,  138  n Clark  st,  11  m $239 

Bowyer  L to  S Richardson,  Dec  31,  furn 

etc,  42  s Ada  st,  2 m $41 

Brockway  E J to  E R Mackey,  Dec  31, 

furn  etc,  1421  Wabash  av,  3 m $340 

Berr  B to  W S Wharton,  Jan  2,  furn  etc, 

19  Wisconsin  st,  3 m $353 

Brown  F H to  J J Barnard,  Sept  16,  ’85, 

furn  etc,  352  w Jackson  st,  1 y ' .$200 

Beckwith  O H to  W N Alley,  Dec  30.  furn 
etc,  Hubbard  ct  and  Wabash  av,  3 m.$424 
Blake  G F et  al  to  Shniedewend  & Lee  Co, 
Dec  24,  printing  office,  156  Washington 

st,  6 m $177 

Blake  & Keeler  to  Shniedewend  & Lee, 
Dec  24,  press,  156  Washington  st,  1 y 

$275 

Benson  G to  E Demars,  Jan  6,  furn  etc, 78 

s Halsted  st $500 

Bluestone  J to  M S Babcock,  Nov  30,  furn 

etc,  20  Aberdeen  st,  Mch  30 $98 

Bensmith  J T to  M M Rothchilds,  Dec  — , 

furn  etc,  2964  Calumet  av,  3 m $350 

Butter  K to  E R Mackey,  Jan  5,  furn  and 
piano  (Vose  & Son  16954),  3737  s Hals- 
ted st,  4 m $120 

Butterworth  F to  W H Appleton,  Jan  6, 
dynamos,  boiler,  engine  etc,  Clark  and 

Elm  sts,  1 y • • $9,000 

Brown  L G to  K F Murphy,  Dec  1,  store, 

508  n Clark  st $900 

Bennett  G A to  D Hyman,  Jan  7,  piano 
(Hallett  & D),  607  Van  Buren  st,  5 m.$87 
Bussley  A L to  H W Chandler,  Jan  6, 

horses  etc.  161  29th  st,  1 y $475 

Ratieks  J to  H F Fleutie,  Nov  15,  live 

stock,  Wheeling,  1 y $100 

Busch  C to  S Passow,  Jan  2,  pool  table  etc, 

549  s Clark  st,  1 y $287 

Bull  J to  J H Spear,  Jan  4,  furn  etc,  9 

Plum  st,  6 m $80 

Blair  G W to  W L DeWolf,  Nov  28,  house, 

82  39th  st,  monthly $333 

Baker  J T to  W W Charles,  Jan  4,  furn 

etc,  545  Union  st,  3 m $64 

Collins  F J to  F j Mackey,  Dec  30,  furn 

etc,  28  Lexington  st,  7 m $88 

Clark  & Newberry  to  Brunswick  B-C  Co, 
Dec  29,  billiard  goods,  540  Harrison  st, 

1 y,  p m $500 

Cain  J to  J H Spear,  Dec  30,  furn  etc, 

3521  Dearborn  st.  6 m $42 

Clark  E J to  R Lancaster,  Jan  2,  furn  etc, 

to  secure  rent  of  149  Monroe  st $ 

Clapp  E K to  P Schoenhofen  Brg  Co,  Jan 

5,  saloon,  66  Canalport  av,  2 y $160 

Cogswell  W H to  H L Harris,  Dec  31, furn 

etc, , 1 y $195 

Colson  H W to  EF  Thompson,  Dec  17, 
piaDO  (Bauer  2324)  and  furn,  Austin,  7 

JR  'ill  'fpt'ftr'trf'iff'rfp'irf'ifl' 


Cross  J.  to  C E Wyman,  dec  31,  furn  etc, 

519  Wabash  av,  6 m $30 

Crocker  W R to  J D Spear,  Jan  2,  furn  etc 

746  Jackson  st,  6 m $ 

Dunbar  L to  J J Franklin,  Dec  30,  furn 

etc.  383  Monroe  st,  3 m $35 

Davis  J A to  J Bortel,  Dec  30,  furn  etc, 

284  5th  av,  7 $275 

Dudel  W to  Silver  Creek  & Morris  Coal 
Co,  Jan  2,  horses  etc,  147  Liberty  st,  9 

• • • $143 

Deutshe  F J to  F M Parkes,  Jan  2,  furn, 

etc,  770  Larrabee  st,  4 m $112 

Drazdik  J to  Bartholomae  & L B Co,  Dec 
28,  saloon,  734^  s Halsted  st,  1 y . . . $300 
Davids  A to  W B Thompson,  Jan  2,  furn 

etc,  185  Washington  st,  4 m $312 

Dryden  D D to  A Carmichael,  Dec  31,  furn 

etc,  S Chicago $109 

Dayton  G E to  J Cox,  Jan  4,  furn  etc, 

3632  Indiana  av,  1 y $2500 

Deveraux  W to  G S French,  Jan  5,  horse 

etc,  110  w Madison  st,  3 m $38 

Delvin  R R to  N Barsaloux,  Dec  30,  furn 

etc,  105  Johnston  st.  Aug  30 $144 

Dunn  S to  C J Shield’s,  Jan  5,  furn  etc, 

Halsted  and  Washington  sts $1,180 

Dodds  W S to  T Thamer,  dec  23,  grocer- 
ies, 519  Madison  st,  6 m $600 

Dallman  J A toCTruby,  Jan — , piano 
(Schaff  1409),  563  s Clark  st,  14  m . . . $120 
Ecahert  F to  C Wales,  Jan  6,  market, 1765 

Milwaukee  av,  Apl  15,  ’87 $225 

Eastman  W to  W N Alley,  Dec  31,  furn 

etc,  291  s Peoria  st $67 

Eichenbaum  M to  D Lang,  Jan  2,  furn  etc, 

40  Blue  Island  av,  wkly $40 

Edwell  J S to  J Stirlen,  Dec  31,  printing 

office,  Clark  and  Adams  sts,  1 y $680 

Furlong  W T to  E R Mackey,  Jan  5,  furn  j 

etc.  113  Lytle  st $89  I 

Fassett  E K to  E R Mackey,  Jan  5,  furn  I 

etc,  18  Aldine  sq,  6 m - $390^ 

Fleckles  G to  A Sternheim,  Dec  31,  sa- 
loon, 364  Madison  st,  7 m $600 

Fritze  G P to  C A Towsey,  Dec  30,  piano 
(Emerson  28020)  and  furn,  296  w Madi- 
son st,  Feb  27,  ’86  $80 

Fenton  W W to  L D Pollard,  Dec  10,  en- 
gine etc,  2025  Wabash  av,  9 m $90 

Fenton  W W to  Empire  Laundry  Mach’y 
Co,  Jan  2,  machinery,  2028  Wabash  ave, 

9 m $450 

Farnum  J B to  J H Norton,  Jan  4,  furn 

etc,  295  w Jackson  st,  6 m 93 

Flood  W to  E Sternberg.  Dec  26,  house,  69 

Wells  st,  1 y ’. $400 

Flood  W to  E Sternberg,  Dec  28,  engine 

etc,  67  Wells  st $200 

Fletcher  W A to  L Hill,  Jan  4,  furn  etc, 

301  State  st,  3 m $177 

Freyhlit  C to  C Siepp  Brg  Co,  Jan  5,  sa- 
loon, 353  State  st,  May  1,  ’87 $2,700 

Farly  J to  W Caldwell,  Jan  5,  fixtures,  269 

w Lake  st,  1 y $300 

Gage  J L to  W M Johnston,  Jan  6,  furn 

etc,  79  Van  Buren  st,  6 m $186 

Galli  A to  S Landini,  Dec  30,  house,  1 s 

Ashland  av,  Nov  1,  ’86 $200 

Gansman  P to  P Stumps,  Jan  4,  mach’y 

etc,  2900  Cottage  Grove  av,  7 m $300 

Groves  N W to  W N Alley,  Jan  5,  piano 
(Hallett,  D & Co  21702),  Evanston,  3 m 

$115 

Gibbons  M E to  S Richardson,  Dec  30, 

furn  etc,  302  Michigan  av,  6 m $104 

Gould  S A to  E R Mackey,  Dec  31,  furn 

etc,  309  Garfield  st,  6 m $130 

Gilbert  G A to  E R Mackey,  Jan  2,  furn 

etc,  50  16th  st,  3 m $440 

Hill  W H to  0 P Snyder,  Dec  18,  furn  etc, 

11  36th  st,  4 m $294 

Halcher  W to  R Masser,  Dec  16,  furn  etc, 

1236  State  st.  14  m $341 

Hayne  C E to  E R Walker,  Dec  29,  furn 

etc,  930  n Hoyne  av,  5 m $84 

Hicks  J to  Eckhart  & Swan,  Dec  14,  wag- 
on, horses  etc,  372  Lake  st,  2 y $749 

Harris  J S to  W N Alley,  Dec  22,  furn  etc, 

469  Madison  st,  3 m $91 

Hudson  C C to  H C Kellogg  et  al,  Oct  24, 

horse  etc,  1 y $150 

Harroun  A fi  to  E R Mackey,  Jan  4,  furn 

pto,  719  w Congress  st,  § », , , , , . . , ? $292 


Hairthorn  W P to  W W Charles,  Jan  6, 
piano  (Hallett  & D 16717),  3149  Prairie 

av,  2 m ^ 

Hill  M E to  C E Wyman,  Jan  2,  rnachi 


Riverside,  Mav  15 $342 

Hall  M to  E J Clark,  Jan  2,  furn  etc,  147 

Monroe  st,  11  m $950 

Harger  H H to  S Richardson,  Dec  30, furn 

etc,  813  Madison  st,  3 m $65 

Irish  L D to  J Duncan,  Dec  31,  furn  etc, 

237  Loomis  st,  1 y $150 

Johnson  R J to  M S Babcock,  Dec30,  furn 

etc,  309  w Indiana  st,  5 m $337 

Johnson  K J to  M S Babcock,  Dec30,  furn 

etc,  400  w Erie  st,  5 m $275 

Joseph  L to  E R Mackey,  Jan  6,  furn  etc, 

28  Granger  st,  6 $130 

Jennings  H L to  D B Scully,  Dec  29,  pi 
ano  (Lighte  N & B 2696),  56  n Sheldon 

st  $148 

Jenks  J to  W N Alley,  Dec  31,  furn  etc, 

471  5th  av,  6 m $31 

Johnson  R to  G Pearce,  Jan  5,  horses  etc, 

Quincy  near  Halsted  st,  6 m $187 

Johnson  I to  S Johnson,  Jan  2,  furn  etc, 

87  Townsend  st,  6 m $600 

Koll  H to  H Bradshaw,  Jan  5,  machinery, 

42  n Sangamon  st,  35  m $1,350 

Kruyff  T E to  H R Kaiser,  Jan  2,  furn  etc 

19  Lane  pi,  July  3 $170 

Kerwin  W D to  C Seipp  B Co,  Jan  7,  furn 
etc  3715  Cottage  Grove  av,  Sept  2,  ’87 

$1000 

Krueger  P to  A Osterthun, , horse  and 

wagon  etc,  815  w North  av .$200 

Kroeker  L to  F Zobel,  Dec  31,  furn  etc, 

404}4  State  st $650 

Keutemeyer  S to  L Lamb,  Jan  5,  fixtures 

etc,  606  Lake  st,  6 m $250 

Kuhlman  R to  P Best  Brg  Co,  Jan  4,  furn 

etc,  647  w 12th  st,  1 y $250 

Kitchen  G to  W J Gurlong,  Jan  6,  horse 

etc,  502  Austin  av,  Sept  6 $180 

Kunckel  J to  G J Williams,  Jan  6,  furn 

etc,  652  VanBuren  st,  6 m $108 

Kelleher  C W to  E R Mackey,  Dec  30, 

furn  etc,  317  s Halsted  st.  6 m $260 

Leist  P to  G Wyman,  Dec  28,  horse  etc, 

360  n Carpenter  st,  6 m $75 

Lady  W McK  to  J G Huse,  Jan  4,  horse 

etc,  Sept  23 $365 

La  Gard  C F to  E B Dean,  Jan  5,  furn  etc 

2031  Butterfield  st,  3 m $200 

Lurde  P to  S Herbold,  Nov  6,  machinery, 

175  w Chicago  av,  2 y $416 

Lacey  M to  S Richardson,  Dec  24,  furn 

etc,  158  LaSalle  av,  3 m $96 

Lowe  W to  S Richardson,  Jan  5,  furn  etc, 

1228  Indiana  av,  6 m $104 

Luckett  P to  R Masser,  Jan  5,  furn  etc, 

229  3d  av,  10  $97 

Letz  L to  E Ruet,  Jan  18,  wagon,  24  sDes- 

plaines  st,  2 $35 

Laramie  E A to  D Rankin,  Dec  18,  furn 

etc.  194  w Adams  st,  6 m $158 

Luckaw  F to  S Richardson,  Dec  30,  furn 

etc,  Jefferson,  5 m $68 

LeRoy  L to  T Boyle,  Jan  6,  furn  etc,  1663 

Wilcox  av,  2 y 1 $237 

Levy  S to  R Masser,  Dec  25,  furn  etc,  482 

Jefferson  st,  rnthly $115 

Lecture  H M to  C E Wyman,  Dec  30,  furn 

etc,  987  n Halsted  st,  3 m $59 

Lambert  J H to  W N Alley,  Dec  30,  furn 

etc,  565  State  st,  6 m $124 

Latzkowsky  A to  K G Schmidt  Brg  Co, 
Dec  31,  house  and  saloon,  107  Cleaver 

st,  1 y $1,003 

Laughlin  S to  W W Charles,  Dec  31,  furn 

etc,  866  njPark  av,  3 m $399 

Merritt  R H to  W D Sherwood,  J an  2, 

furn  etc,  55  s Green  st,  90  ds $500 

Miller  J to  W N Alley,  Dec  26,  furn  and 

piano  (Steck  4323),  Lake,  3 m $120 

Matthew  L to  C Claissen,  Aug  29,  horse 

etc,  502  37th  st,  Apl  1 $150 

Mann  F E to  G S French,  Jan  2,  furn  etc, 

554  Fulton  st,  6 m $418 

Martin  W P to  M L Campbell,  Dec  9, 

horse  and  wagon.  3 m $55 

Merritt  R H to  W D Sherwood,  Jan  4, 

furn  etc,  8 n Sangamon  st,  90  ds $500 

McLaughlin  J to  C E Wyman,  Jan  4, 

horses  etc,  725  Lake  st $135 

Mansell  L B to  S Richardson,  Jan  2,  furn 

etc,  1516  42d  st.  6 $159 

McAuleffe  W to  W S Lasher,  Dec  4,  piano 
(A  J Pomeroy  & Co  5902),  378  w 14th 

st,  June  10 $250 

McGinnis  J to  W N Alley,  Jan  5,  horses 

etc,  2508  Butterfield  st $290 

McLean  J to  E R Mackey,  Jan  4,  furn  etc, 
35  Sprnoe  st,  1 ,,,,,, 


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McDonald  H to  D M Hillis,  Jan  4.  horses 

etc,  1216  Indiana  av,  6 m $215 

Malley  A to  E R Mackey,  Dec  31,  furn  etc 

3820  Dearborn  st.3  m $47 

Mantonga  A W to  G P Engelhart,  Dec  31, 

furn  etc.  1736  Sherman  pi.  6 m $100 

McCauslin  J to  P Baab,  Dec  26,  horses 
etc,  Clinton  and  Judd  sts,  Jan  1,  ’87..  $65 
McKinsley  J to  S Richardson,  Dec  31, furn 

etc,  28  n Throop  st,  4 m $55 

Moriarty  E to  S Richardson,  Dec  31,  furn 

etc,  20534  Walnut  st,  4 m $38 

Meyer  J to  Gottfried  Brg  Co,  Dec  21,  sa- 
loon, 73  Polk  st.  demand $350 

Millard  D A to  D F Bremner,  Dec  21, wag- 
on etc,  227  Blue  Island  ay,  1 y $300 

Mills  W J to  W M Johnston,  Dec  30,  fnrn 
and  piano  )Hazleton  7767),  Normal  P’k, 

6 m $287 

Mendelson  G to  H L Priney,  Dec  30, 
house  and  contents,  349  Wells  st,  6 m 

$1,218 

Meserath  E to  F A Henshaw,  Dec  30,  mar- 
ket, 2019  Archer  av,  3 m $115 

Muller  M to  E M Mandienach,  Dec  31, 
bldg  and  contents,  s e % 31st  and  West- 
ern av,  2 y $443 

McGrigan  A to  L A W Brush,  Dec  30.  pi- 
ano (Emerson  33326)  and  furn,  2547  s 

Halsted  st,  8 m $84 

Morse  B to  E R Mackey, , saloon, 

3632  Cottage  Grove  av $130 

Nesmith  S D to  F K Biggs,  Jan  5,  piano 

(Miller  1825),  65th  st,  3 m $85 

Nelson  J to  A Nelson,  Jan  2,  groceries, 

Moreland $200 

Newman  T Jr  to  W S Lasher,  Dec  30, 
horses  etc,  Cottage  Grove  av  and  43d  st, 

June  11,  ’87 $126 

Neilson  P to  E R Mackey,  Dec  31,  furn 

etc,  Hegewisch,  3 m $115 

Norton  S E to  Marder,  Luse  & Co,  Nov  11, 

press  etc,  17  River  st $471 

Ober  C to  W G Schreiber,  Jan  4,  furn  etc. 

134  Clark  st,  Oct  1 $225 

O’Neill  J and  A to  J Dorsey,  Dec  31,  horse 

etc,  171  Lake  st,  demand $41 

Oppenheim  H to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Dec 
24,  billiard  goods,  2442  State  st,  Aug  20, 

’87 $314 


O’Brein  J T to  W W Charles,  Dec  30,  hors 

es  etc,  173  Wells  st,  4 m $172 

Peterson  C to  J D Adney,  Dec  23,  furn 


etc,  137  w Van  Buren  st,  2 y. 


.$360 


Porter  F C to  J R Kester,  Jan  2,  pictures, 

cigars  etc,  1452  Wabash  av,  Apl  2 $75 

Pirofolo  M to  J Selraggi,  Jan  4,  barber 
shop.  165  and  167  s Clark  st,  21  m.  . .$450 
Pirofolo  M to  G Fumo,  Jan  4,  same,  2 y. 

$400 

Pearson  L W to  H J Milligan,  Jan  2,  furn 
and  piano  (Star  2502)  454  w Congress 

8t>  6 m $350 

Prosser  M E to  T E Stafford,  Dec  29,  furn 

etc,  338  State  st $ 

Plosner  W A to  A Carmichael,  Dec  29, 

furn  etc,  Lake,  6 m $72 

Quimby  L P to  B E Newland,  Janury  5, 

horse, , 2 m $55 

Riley  T to  Gottfried  Brg  Co,  Jan  7,  sa- 
loon, 97  n Wood  st,  demand $208 

Ruh  G to  W \V  Charles,  Jan  6,  furn  etc. 

1030  Diversey  av,  4 m $127 

Rankin  C to  G S French,  Dec  12,  horses 

etc,  305  5th  av,  6 m $75 

Robion  F A to  S Clark,  Jan  5,  furn  etc, 

601  Lake  st $80 

Ross  R O to  M J Furlong,  Jan  5,  horses, 

etc,  348  Austin  av,  7 m $250 

Rhodey  A to  F J Mackey,  Dec  30,  furn 

etc.  6 Laflin  st,  4 m $43 

Snyder  A to  L B Shields,  Jan  5,  furn  etc, 

256  w Randolph  st $295 

Shaw  A S to  A H Heinemann,  Dec  29, 

furn  etc,  Englewood,  6 m $136 

Soge  A to  J L Curtis,  Jan  7,  furn  etc,  433 

Lake  st,  7 m $248 

Stewart  & Co  to  E A Martin,  tr,  Jan  2, 
livery  barn  etc,  Englewood,  July  1.  ..$700 
Stoemer  E to  E Grafen,  Jan  6,  saloon,  689 
Hinman  st $500 


Sullivan  R H to  E R Mackey,  Jan  5,  furn 

etc,  17  Seymour  st,  6 m $130 

Scanlan  J to  W H Horn,  Jan  4,  horse  etc 

$168 

Sennholtz  W to  A V Daegling,  Dec  31,  sa- 
loon, S Chicago $267 

Schwartz  H to  L Fleisher,  Dec  31,  saloon, 

1900  State  st,  1 y $800 

Sanford  C J to  R B Woodford,  Jan  2,  furn 

etc,  416  Madison  st,  2 y $150 

Shute  P W to  M Ellis,  Jan  4,  boiler  etc, 

90  Chicago  av,  1 y $250 

Staubro  S D to  L Egleston,  Jan  4,  furn 

etc,  287  Ashland  av $6,162 

Southard  L S to  A W Fletcher,  Jan  4, 
piano  (Chickering  1414)  and  furn,  3310 

Rhodes  av,  1 y $755 

i Simmerman  J to  O P Solberg,  Dec  30, 

furn  etc,  164  n Elizabeth  st,  6 m $180 

Stone  F W to  M P Biddlecom,  Dec  29, 

furn  etc,  318  Larrabee  st,  9 m $121 

Spear  C D to  D J Murray,  Jan  2,  horses 

etc,  309  State  st,  6 m $81 

Sperry  Electric  Light  Motor  & Car  Brake 
Co  to  T J Foley,  Nov  3,  machinery,  40 

w Quincy  st,  3 m $15,000 

Smith  M P to  W W Charles,  Dec  31,  piano 
(Hallett  & D 25901),  2246  Indiana  av,  3 

t m $110 

Shaw  J to  S Richardson,  Dec  29,  furn  etc, 

973  Ogden  av,  4 m $43 

Stevens  B I to  S Richardson,  Dec  31,  furn 

etc,  15  Gross  Terrace.  5 m $58 

Squires  E R to  T Squires,  Dec  26,  boilers, 
engine,  machinery  etc,  252  Division  st, 

Km $700 

Sherman  V R to  D Sherman,  Dec  30,  cut- 
ters etc,  Jefferson,  2 m $170 

Sheldon  D J to  W W Charles,  Dec  30, 

furn  etc, , 6 m $75 

Smith  W to  A Schaffhauser,  Dec  26,  furn 

etc,  25  Eldredge  ct,  6 m $111 

Spencer  A E to  J Webster,  Dec  30,  furn 

etc,  336  Park  av,  1 y $355 

Starkey  J L to  F J Mackey,  Dec  31,  furn 

etc,  279  State  st.  4 m $116 

Schonlan  C E to  E R Mackey,  January  2, 

horse  etc,  433  Division  st,  3 m $81 

Travers  M L to  M Moorhouse,  Dec  28, 

furn  etc,  775  Van  Buren  st,  3 m $44 

Towle  S T to  J E Finger,  Jan  5,  carriage, 

239  w Van  Buren  st,  40  ds $100 

Tonueson  T J to  J J Owen,  Dec  29,  furn 

etc,  228  n Union  st,  4 m $172 

Tilton  W H to  D Rankin,  Jan  4,  furn  etc, 

350  Loomis  st,  6 m $168 

Valk  A to  A H Hoff  meyer,  July  10,  horse 
etc,  , Jan  10,  ’86 $35 


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Waterman  A to  E R Mackey,  Jan  4,  furn 

etc,  567  Chicago  av,  4 p m $91 

Welch  M to  W N Alley,  Jan  4,  carriage, 

horses  etc,  16  Gurley  st $625 

Zuelch  F to  E Engelking,  Jan  2,  horses, 
etc,  Washington  Heights,  2 y $600 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 

Appleton  W H to  F Butterworth,  Dec  17, 
boiler,  engine,  dynamo,  etc,  Clark  and 

Elm  sts $9000 

Bush  A P to  B Sweazey,  Dec  29,  half  int 

in  factory,  41  Eldridge  ct $500 

Beroth  H to  E Thiele,  Dec  3,  store  fixtures 

and  stock,  2127  Archer  av $6400 

Cook  H to  H B Cook,  Feb  10,  ’79,  int  in 

firm  of  Vaut,  Cook  & Co $2466 

Coles  City  Exp  Co  to  Brinks  C C Exp  Co, 
Jan  2,  horses,  wagons,  etc,  59  State  st„ 

$1200 

Callahan  P to  M Kasch,  Dec  16,  house,  247 

n Market  st $1000 

Dufert  J B to  J P Noonan,  Nov  24,  furn 

etc,  260  s Halsted  st $2000 

Eichorn  G S to  J Long,  Jan  4,  house,  Dear- 
born and  Jackson  sts $525 

Fredman  J to  M Levin,  Jan  2,  saloon, 

29th  and  Deatborn  sts $300 

Freese  B M to  E Rolf,  Nov  24,  horses,  etc, 

$853 

Harney  H M to  L W Clay,  Dec  30,  offices 

contents,  $40 

Healy  P J to  City  Cab  Co,  Dec  31,  car- 
riage, 262  n Clark  st $300 

Mueller  F W to  E Mueller,  Dec  27,  furn, 
etc,  stock  and  machinery,  Leyden.  . .$275 
Meitzner  J to  E Meserth,  Nov  21,  market, 

2019  Archer  av $200 

Partasck  J to  J Furguson,  Jan  4.  store 

fixtures,  115  w 15th  st $936 

Peterson  H to  Bartholomae  <fc  R,  Dec  15, 

saloon,  57  w Indiana  st $578 

Rolfe  A to  B M Freese,  Nov  23,  horses, 


Ververs  J to  J D Spear,  Jan  5,  horse  etc, 

436  n Ashland  av,  6 m $59 

Vogel  A to  W N Alley,  Jan  5,  furn  etc. 

Lake,  6 m $191 

Welch  M to  S R Buchanan,  Jan  4,  carri- 
age, 16  Gurley  st,  2 m $100 

Williams  J to  W H King,  Jan  6,  furn  etc, 

102  Larrabee  st,  6 m $130 

White  W S to  E R Mackey,  Jan  6,  furn 

etc,  127  n Clark  st,  4 m $102 

Wagner  A to  E R Mackey,  Jan  6,  furn  etc, 

533  Madison  st,  6 m $170 

Ward  H to  A Schaffhauser,  Jan  5,  mule 

etc,  2756  Archer  av,  6 m $132 

Williams  E L to  J H Spear,  Dec  23,  furn 

etc,  Cicero,  6 m $86 

WelltersG  A to  E R Mackey,  Dec  31,  furn 

etc,  32  Osborn  st,  6 m $50 

Whelanl  W P & Co  to  Chapin  & Gore,  Dec 

31,  saloon,  194  Clark  st $2,787 

Wilcox  H A to  W A Rood,  Oct  7,  furn  etc, 

3803  Langley  av,  8 m $436 

Wilkin  J S to  J D Spear,  Jan  2,  furn  etc, 

. 6 m $140 

Ward  E H to  M L Harris,  Dec  31,  furn 

etc,  Albemarle  Hotel,  June  1 $399 

Whelston  C P to  J W Cohran,  Jan  1, 

saloon,  3123  State  st,  6 m $1100 

Winters  A to  J Wyman,  Jan  4,  barber 

shop,  34  w Madison  st,  3 m $31 

Weiderberg  A to  W W Charles,  Dec  29, 
piano  (Steck  2964),  593  w Ohio  st,  4 m 

$57 


Storrs  C F to  E B Storrs,  Dec  2,  furn,  etc, 

1035  Van  Buren  st $1850 

Thiele  E to  F E Falkenberg.  Dec  29,  half 

int  in  drugstore,  1012  Lake  st $1650 

Vogeler  A to  C Vogeler,  Dec  23,  furn  etc, 

391  n State  st $1 

Valke  C to  C Weber,  Jan|6,  fixtures,  261  s 

Clark  st $1000 

Warde  A to  J W Madden,  Dec  29,  tobacco 

stock,  734  Madison  st $300 

Wilkinson  E G to  A G Boggiand,  Dec  31, 

furn,  etc,  17  n Clark  st $2100 

Wachter  A to  C Fregheit,  Jan  5,  saloon, 

353  State  st $3700 

White  C A to  Emma  V Sharp, , jew- 
elry,   $300 

JIUMJMEKTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

94835  George  R Houston,  use,  etc,  v Simon 
Reid,  Frederick  Fisher  and  Thomas  Mur- 
dock. Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  375. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

96059  Theodore  A Shaw  v Riverside  Im- 
provement Co.  Judgt  $41,907.32  of  Aug 
5,  ’74,  revived. 

95374  Jan  Wacha  v City.  On  ver,  $750. 

95375  John  Becka  v same.  Same,  $325. 

95376  Joseph  Smetana  v same.  Same, 
$840. 

95377  Joseph  Shiman  v same.  Same,  $1500. 

95378  Josef  Fortelka  v same.  Same,  $1000. 

95379  Joseph  Triska  v same.  Same,  $1150. 

95380  John  Richard  v same.  Same,  $1050. 

95381  Wenzel  Becka  v same.  Same,  $700. 
95496  John  Zeman  v same.  Same,  $1100. 
95504  John  Sikora  et  al  v same.  Same, 

$870. 

100507  Marv  Nemec  et  al  v same.  Same, 
$275. 

100508  Ann  Selek  et  al  v Same.  Same. 

$1100. 

97482  Harmon  Spruance  v New  Orleans  In- 
surance Co.  On  findg,  $3825.67.  Appl; 
bond  und  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 


93417  Mathias  Norton  v Herman  Schmitz, 
On  ver.  $90. 

100119  Joseph  Speigel  et  al  v Cheltenham 
Improvmt  Co.  On  mer,  1011.01. 

95433  Frank  Mayer  et  al  v Fred  C Marshall 
By  dlit,  $368.05.  Attch  dis. 

99958  Charles  Rohde  v Wm  Wolft.  Same 
$500  and  sped  exn. 

99959  Frederick  Lembcke  v Same.  Same, 
$523.75  and  espcl  exn. 

95443  Baulton  C Co  v VanDepoele  Electric 
Light  Co.  On  findg,  $513.43. 

95441  Gottfried  B Co  v Fred  Fishrupp. 

Same,  $729.50. 

94159  Michael  Roeder  v Bauerle  & Roeder  S 
M Co.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $1200. 
100071  Geo  F Kimball  v Herman  Faussen. 
By  deflt,  $122.35. 

99467  D M Osborn  Co  v Frank  D Young, 
On  plea,  $1079.58. 

99785  Adolph  Pogge  et  al  v Wm  Hoeft.  By 
deflt,  $812.50. 

90101  E Ludwig  v H S Strauss  and  S Mayer 
Same,  $1828.89  and  sped  exn. 

90102  Emil  Oelberman  et  al  v Same.  Same, 
$10,508  and  sped  exn. 

99820  Charles  W Schwartz  et  al  v Thomas 
W Sterling.  Same,  $600.76. 

100572  Nonotuck  Silk  Co  v Frederick  M Bar- 
ber and  Charles  H Hartman.  By  deflt, 
$259.93  and  sci  fa. 

100393  John  J Mitchell  v Fred  W Newberry. 
Same.  $643.75. 

100038  D M Osborn  & Co  v James  C Har- 
vey. Same.  $491.23. 

190533  Robert  Dean  et  al  v August  Keibler 
and  Albert  Nathan.  By  deflt,  $3083.65. 
100554  Louis  P Sutler  et  al  v Mathias  Stert- 
zenbach.  Same,  $321.20. 

100555  Charles  Weil  et  al  v E N Brand. 
Same,  $391.67. 

100359  Samuel  H Sweet  et  al  v J T Snell. 
Same,  $293.63. 

100301  Emilie  Frank  v Gustav  and  Emilie 
Gruen.  By  deflt,  $241  and  sped  exn. 

95481  Annie  McHugh  v Samuel  Frank  and 
Wm  Campbell.  On  findg,  $350.  Satisfied. 
100128  Rudolph  D Kohn  v W St  L & P Ry 
Co.  By  deflt,  debt  $9000,  das  $220,  en- 
tire. 

100129  Same  v Same.  Same,  $26,548. 

94188  P W Wellington  v Nat  Printing  Co. 
Plff  remits  $5.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt, 
$6535. 

100529  Int  Provision  Co  v August  Keebler 
and  Albert  Nathan.  By  deflt,  10i0.30. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

45653  Edward  A Trask  v Amasa  J Dewing. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $150.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  40  ds. 

50811  Devello  W Northru'p  et  al  v Emanuel 
and  Nathan  Kramer.  By  stip,  $5414.25 
and  sci  fa. 


TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

2791  C A Burly,  receiver,  v Caroline  Karle 
alias  Nelson  and  Albert  F Nelson, 
$196.87. 

2792  Portsmouth  Shoe  Mfg  Co  v Alexander 
E Leib.  $150. 

2793  John  C Trainor  v John  and  Pauline 
Brzizinski.  $850. 

50434  John  Fnken  v M C Boas.  $76. 

45881  A A Hatton  v Pressing  Vinegar  Wks. 
On  ver,  $75.67. 

55038  Gibbons  L Kelly  et  al  v Thomas  J 
Gannon  and  James  J McGrath.  Plffs 
stricken  from  files.  By  deflt,  $796.75. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5317  Judson  M W Jones  v Samuel  Stein  and 
Wilbrod  Bradford.  Mo  n t denied  and 
judgt,  $130.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
30  days. 

5294  Walter  H Hudson  et  al  v M J McDoud 
and  Nellie  E Silbersmith.  By  deflt, 
$286.07. 

5371  James  Darlow  v Le  Roy  B Cox.  On 
ver  for  plff,  $254.50. 

5361  John  B Legnard  vAR'  Clark.  Same, 
$376. 


E.  F.  Gobel. 

W,  H.  Thomtis  & Son . . 

W.  M.  Zearing. 

M.  Byfield 
fcj.  B.  Tuttle. 

J.Solimer. 

Mrs.  A.  Tyler. 

F.  B.  Clark. 

W.  E.  Travers. 

City. 

City. 

Alfred  Bersbach 

Charles  Longhridge 

George  A Seaverns 

Mrs.  J.  Schroeder 

Brown  and  Mclver 

G.  W.  Williams 

John  Bell 

C.  E.  Cnrlstrom 

Joseph  Zazeich 

Louis  Wickersheim 

Morris  Mitchell 

G.  M.  Hull 

W . H . Thomas  & Son 

John  Walsh 

H.  Davis 

W.  S.  Mellen 

H.  H.  Gage 

Z.  Davidson 

J.  L.  Cbmpbell 

J.  L.  Campbell 

E.  Pardri.  ge 


2 tenement  bldgs. 

School 

School 

Apartment  buildin;. 
Dwelling. 

Elevator  

Flats  

Store  and  flats. 

2 Houses . 

Store  and  flats 

Store  and  flats 

Flats  

Store  and  flats 

Dwelling 

2 Dwellings 

Store  and  warehouse . . 

Store  

2 Houses 

Dwelling 

Store  and  flats 

Store  and  flats 

2 Dwellings 

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22  to  26  Ogden  place 
Sangamon  near  Madison 

316  Dearborn  st 

So.  Park  av.  nr.  31st  st 

Fore9tav.  and  37th  st 
Wabasli  av.  nr.  32d  st 
Vernon  av.  nr.  32d  st 
958  to  964  w Taylor  st 
Hermitage  av.  and  Polk  st 
Cor  Fairfield  and  12th  st 
York  and  Laflin 
291  Hushst.... 

Greenwood  av  south  of  47th  st 

Grove  st  near  22d  st 

163  to  166  Townsend  st 

Cor  Idaho  st  and  West  Harrison 

64  to  66  Campbell  Park 

621  to  623  North  Clark  st 

190  Milton  av 
544  West  20th  st 
737  Larrabee  st . 

3524  Wabash  av 

337  to  339  Idaho  st 

83  to  87  East  Harrison  st 

Cor  Eobey  and  12th  st 

Sawyer  av  cor  19th  st 

42814  to  43014  Da  Salle  av. . . . 

823  West  Indiana  st 

59  Wilson  st 

107  and  109  Leavitt  st 

Ill  to  117  Leavitt  st 

3836  to  3838  Vincennes  av. . . . 


CHICAGO  CITY  COtJiCIli.  J 

Council  Chambers,  ) 
Chicago,  December  28,  1885.  ) 

MISCELLANEOUS  ordinances. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  the  condem- 
nation of  Shedd’s  Park;  also  for  establish- 
ing alley  grades  in  the  City  of  Chicago;  also 
consenting  that  the  Board  of  Lincoln  Park 
Commissioners  may  take,  regulate,  improt  e 
and  control  a certain  part  of  North  avenue; 
also  an  order  was  passed  to  raise  the  side- 
walk on  the  east  side  of  Wabash  av.  near 
Thirty-second  st. ; also  to  stop  proceedings 
in  the  improvement  of  Sedgwick  st.,  corner 
Garfield  av.,  with  sidewalk. 

Dec.  31. — An  ordinance  was  passed  for  6- 
inch  drains  on  Prairie  av.  from  Thirty-third 
st.  to  Douglas  av.;  on  Crosby  st.  from  Divis- 
ion st.  to  Larrabee  st.;  for  curbing  and  fill- 
ing Western  av.  from  Ogden  to  Blue  Island 
aves.;  for  curbing,  grading  and  paving  Clin- 
ton st.  from  West  Harrison  st.  to  Maxwell  st; 
Robey  st.  from  West  Chicago  av.  to  West 
Division  Bt.;  Robey  st.  from  West  Indiana 
st.  to  Chicago  av. ; for  establishing  sidewalk 
space  on  Flournoy,  Lexington,  West  Polk, 
Harvard,  West  Taylor,  Fillmore  and  Gren- 
shaw  sts.;  also  on  south  side  of  West  Hu- 
ron st.  from  Lincoln  to  Hoyne  av. 


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The  present  tendency  of  decoration  in 
wood-work  leans  towards  Oriental  designs, 
particularly  of  the  Moorish  order  and  we 
have  workers  who  are  capable  of  equalling 
anything  produced  in  the  best  periods  of 
the  past,  and  the  standard  of  excellence  is 
higher  to-day  than  over  before.  Numerous 
fine  examples  of  this  peculiar  style  of  wood- 
carving and  brass  suitable  for  panels,  doors, 
chairs  or  any  interior  decoration  are  dis- 
played. 

The  fashion  of  curtains,  screens  and  door- 
hangings  is  not  merely  ornamental  but 
adds  decidedly  to  the  comfort  of  houses— 
allowing  airy  interiors  while  shutting  off 
drafts  and  sounds,  with  a delightful  feeling 
of  snugness  and  privacy. 

Brass  fire-screens  in  butterfly  form,  with 
balls  of  jewelled  glass  are  magnificent;  and 
when  placed  in  front  of  a blazing  fire  the 
effect  is  that  of  all  manner  of  precious 
stones. 

A novelty  in  table-cloths  are  those  of  very 
fine  damask  with  hemstiched  borders, 
wrought  in  floral  or  any  pleasing  fancy  de- 
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who  is  see  by  ekaMININC  THIS  MAP,  THAT  THE 


WILL" 


"J'wirACO  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

By  reason  of  its  central  position  and 

west,  at  initial  and  termmM  poi^s.  constnutes  ™ ? m which  invites  and  facili- 
nental  link  m that  ^tem  of  through  ^“hh  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
tates  travel  and  traffic  between i cities  OI  ^ne f " points  East,  Northeast  and 
is  also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  Southwest. 

Southeast,  and  correspondmg  poin  e tyN iine  and  branches,  Chicago, 

The  Rock  Island  system  mcluaes  in  ms  mam  ^ Rock  Is]andi  in  Illinois; 
Joliet,  Ottawa,  La  Salle,  Kong  Fairfield,  Ottumwa,  Oskaloosa,  West 

Davenport,  Muscatine,  wasnin^iom  Winterset.  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 

Liberty,  Iowa  City,  Des  Moines,  inmanoia,  wmic  . ^ Iowa;  Gallatin, 

TrentS2n’cSeron’  and  Kansas  City  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  ^ Atchison, 

THE  CREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  l^,PMT7oa!i  bed^emoot^tracks1  o^contlnuousf steel  mil;  sub- 

human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety gggf8  ^ governs  the  practical 
and  air-brakes;  and  that  route  are  Transfers  at 

“d  U»  unsurpassed  comforts  and 

posed  of  well  ventilated,  finely  HF^9^tcred  D V . g fjining  Cars,  in  which 
Palace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  desi^,  and  Pfg°od  Digestion  waiting  on 

elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eat^  n^  ^x^  and  Kansas  City  and 

ISffiS  Sf  agyJS.  ?£,  Sihebr.teBdetSin?‘&Sir  cam 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

mmmmsrn 

by  addressing  irtfelM 

R r CABLE.  E.  ST.  JOHN, 

President  and  Ge’neral  Manager,  Chicago.  General  Ticket  and  Passenger  Agent.  Chicaflfc 


ORE  & LOCKETT, 


Dealers  in 


Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

UF  EVERY  DLLCRIPT10N, 

1 184  & 186  CLARK  ST.,  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 


We  Make  a specialty  of 


Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 

And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes 

rrt  spriDB 

good,  guaranteed  to  be  satM.etorV  “leaiT.U  or“Sd*f;“uL^Tc...log„T  “d 


KNISELY  & MILLER, 

139  A 131  SOUTH  CLIISTOK  ST., 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 

manufacturers  of 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-CMR-E-E-KT-S 

th«  Ctlng  ■WaIls  from  beinK  blackened  by 

the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

; hfov.®  “a*e  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 

formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

nleLpH  YTnt  .a?ythmS  o£  this  sort,  «'e  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


W.  c.  VOSBURGH  MFC.  CO., 

”~T  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

ARTISTIC 

Gas  Fixtures, 

SC  & 186  W abash  Ave,  Chicago, 
^ Wholesale  and  Retail  dealers  in  GAS  FIXTURES  of 

all  kinds:  also  KEROSENE  FIXTURES, 
Lamps,  Globes,  Burners,  etc. 


Estimates  cheerfully  given.  Inspection  of  styles  and  prices  solicxted. 

184  and  186  WABASH  AYE. 


advertised  sai.es. 


DEC.  28.  ... 

N half  of  lot  25  in  blk  14  in  Hansbrough  and  Hess 
8ub  of  east  half  of  sw  qr  of  sec  36  40  13.  H T Steele 
Master.  L N.  ’ 

Lot  10  in  blk  11  in  South  Branch  addn  to  Chicago. 
H Waller,  Master.  L N. 

DEC  29. 

Lot  16  in  b 13  of  Egandale,  being  a sub  of  e 118  acs  ^ 
of  sw  qr  of  sec  11  38  14.  O Aldis,  B Lathrop,  Trus-  I 
tees.  L N. 

Lot  6 in  sub  b 3 in  out-lot  or  b 47  in  w 1-2  and  w 1-2 
of  ne  qr  of  sec  17  39  14;  also  lot  70  in  Boake’s  re-sub 
of  b 5 in  Cochran,  Toucey  & Cram’s  sub  of  w 1-2  of 
se  qr  of  sec  6 39  14.  Wilhelimne  Jahp. 

Being  200  x 125  ft  in  area  commencing  its  meas- 
urement at  a point  138  ft  s of  north  boundary  and  30 
ft  w from  east  boundary  of  4 acres  of  e half  of  w half 
of  se  qr  of  nw  qr  of  sec  23  39  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sher- 
iff. L N. 

Lots  29  and  30  in  b 3 and  lots  21  and  22  in  b 4 in  Ira 
Brown’s  add  to  Park  Ridge,  Cook  county.  S E Han- 
chett, Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  2 block  7,  U S add,  sec  28  39  14.  S F Hanchett 

Sheriff.  L N. 

DEC.  30. 

Lots  10  and  11  in  b 3,  Gilbert  & Farmer’s  add  to  Ev- 
Fanston,  being  a sub  w hi  se  qr  ne  qr  sec  13  41  13. 

H Marsh.  U S Marshal  L N. 

Snb-lot  5 in  Assr’s  Div.  of  lots  1 2 15  and  16  in  b 31 
in  Wolcott’s  addition.  John  S Wheat,  Conservator 
L A. 


and  sub-lot  7 of  lots  8 and  9 in  b 59  in  C T’s  sub  of 
nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14.  H Waller,  Master.  L N. 

JAN.  5.  1886. 

S half  of  lot  13  in  b 1 in  D W Storrs’  sub  of  n half  of 
out-lot  19  in  sec  33  39  14.  HL  Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  28  in  sub  by  the  heirs  of  T H Shelby,  of  b 13, 
in  Walsh  & McM’s  sub  of  s X of  s % of  se  qr  of  sec 
20  3914.  Jozefa  Starman.  Admx.  L N. 

Lot  9 in  that  part  lying  w of  Arnold  st  of  sub  of  b 

2 in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14;  also  se  qr  of  lot  3 in  b 

3 in  C T’s  new  snb  of  b 2 in  e fr  of  se  fr  qr  of  sec  21 
39  14.  J T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  6 to  15  in  b 2 in  Jacobs  & Burchell’s  sub  of  s 
16%  acres  of  e y of  w y of  ne  qr  of  sec  35  40  13.  J T 
Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  29  and  30  in  b 3 of  lots  21  and  22  in  b 4 in  Ira 
Brown’s  add  to  Park  Ridge,  Cook  County,  III.  s F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 


The/\5UNC  & FARREL  Diamond  Stone'.8awing  Co 

Contractors  for  Cut  Stone, 

And  Manufacturers  of 

Young’s  Diamond  Saws,  Cranes,  Travellers,  Rubbings  Beds,  &c. 


Planed  Vault  Covers, 
Flagging,  Coping,  &c. 


18  Lumber  street. 

Near  12th  Street, * S &  7 

CHICAGO,  ITT  .T , 


JANUARY  4. 

Lots  30  and  31,  except  the  north  4 feet  thereof,  in 
Jos  Smith’s  sub  of  w y of  b 90  in  the  C T’s  sub  of 
w /,  of  section  27  39  14.  Jos  Rathborne,  Guardian. 

L A. 

Lot  63  in  Mather  & Talt’s  add  to  Chicago,  valued 
at  $1,000,  sub-lot  6 of  lots  14  to  16  in  b 64,  School  Sec 
add,  valued  at  $1,000,  sub-lot  6 of  lots  8 and  9 in  b 59 
In  C T’s  sub  of  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14,  valued  at  $2,200, 


JANUARY  6,  1886. 

Lot  2C  in  b 5,  Waller’s  subnw  qr  ne  qr  sec  20  3o  14 
sub-lot  5 m re-sub  of  lots  1 to  19  in  Holmes’ sub  of  w 
halfswqrseqrof  swqrof  sec3439  14,  and  e half  of 
sub-lot  5 of  re-sub  of  lots  10  to  12  in  b 2,  and  lots  1 to 
6 in  b 3 m Jennmg’s  sub  of  the  s halt  of  nhalfofsw 
iaD°f  ifl?r  °f  SCe  3 38  14‘  NatIiaiiiel  Bacon,  Guard- 

N ealf  of  lot  6 in  b 19  in  J ohnston’s  sub  of  e half  of 
se  qr  of  sec  6 39  14.  Chas  Brueggert,  Admr.  L.  N 
Westerly  half  of  lot  48  in  Desplaines;  also  n half  of 

1741  19  b am  & Le/S  add’  beinS  Part  of  sec 

17  41  12.  Geo  H Moser,  admr.  L A. 

tT0^2-^  of  tbe  sub  of  b 49  in  sub  Of  sec  19  40  14 
Thos  G Wmdes,  Master.  L A.  *’ 

Lot  9 in  b 2 in  Reich’s  add  to  Dalton,  being  a sub  of 
Winded  MSer.°f LlNnVer)  °£  S6C  34  37  14‘  Tho8  G 


JAN.  25. 


add  to 


N y of  w y of  n 47  ft  of  It  1 iu  Bronson’i 
Chicago.  Louis  Weber,  admr.  L N. 

JAN.  26. 

Urni  y of  lot  40  in  b 15  in  Elston’s  add  to  Chicago 
Anna  Marek,  executrix.  L N. 

JAN.  18. 

Lot  4 in  b 1 in  Cook’s  sub  in  ne 
38  14.  D J Avery,  master. 
pTY.1  b 1 in  Hermann’s  sub  of  s w y n w y of  sec 
27  38  14.  T G Wmdes,  master.  L N. 


JAN.  12. 

Lot  39  in  b 1 of  Hedenberg’s  sub  of  n w y of  s e y 
of  sec  7 38  14.  J w Hedenberg,  mortgagee.  L N. 
t Lots  25-  26  and  27  in  b 1 of  Hedenberg’s  sub  of  n w 
% of  s e y of  s e >4  of  sec  7 38  14.  Isabella  Heden- 
berg,  Mortgagee.  L N. 

JAN.  19. 

Lot  2 in  b 13  in  school  sec  add  to  Chicago.  H. 
Waller,  master.  L N. 

Jan  18. 

Lots  18,  19  and  20  in  Thos  and  John  D Parker’s  sub 
of  b 58  in  sub  of  sec  19  39  14.  H Waller,  master. 
L N. 

JAN.  9,  ’86. 

N half  of  w half  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35  40  12;  also  n 9 
acres  commencing  In  the  center  of  Desplaines  river, 
and  9 chs  and  21  links  e of  sw  corner  of  ne  qr  of  sec 
35  40  12.  Elizabeth  Trumbull,  Executrix.  L N. 

Lot  43  in  b 4 in  C H Harrison’s  sub  of  b 1 and  2,  in 
sub  by  City  of  Chicago  of  sec  19  39  14;  also  lots  35 
and  36  in  b 17  of  So  Lynn,  being  Vail’s  sub  of  n half 
and  nw  qr  sw  qr  of  sec  19  38  14.  Louise  Morissette, 
Executrix.  L N. 

JAN.  11. 


JANUARY  12. 

S half  lot  3 in  Zearing’s  sub  of  the  following  1 acre 
of  land,  commencing  at  a point  594  ft  s of  the  nw 
corner  of  sw  qr  of  sec  10  38  14.  Andrew  Quaid,  Admr. 
L A. 

Blks  7 8 and  16  in  Ingram’s  add  to  Hegewisch,  being 
sub  of  e 82  24-100  acres  of  nw  qr  of  sec  7 36  15.  S F- 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  80  b 48  in  C T’s  sub  of  w y and  w y of  ne  y 
of  sec  17  39  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  11  sub  blk  1,  b 32  of  sec  7 3o  14.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

JAN.  23. 

Lot  10  in  b 1 in  Kay’s  addn  to  Chicago.  Johanna 
Froeder,  Admx.  L N. 

JAN.  26. 

Lot  14  in  b 1 in  Travers’  sub  of  n w y of  n w y of 
n e y of  sec  8 38  14.  A 0 Butler,  trustee.  L.  A. 


, n w y of  sec  8 


Lot  16  In  blk  4 of  C H Harrison’s  addn  to  Chicago. 
H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  15  in  blk  4 of  C H Harrison’s  addn  to  Chicago. 
H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

JAN.  11. 

Lots  1 2 and  3 in  sub  of  n 135  ft  of  lot  2 in  b 62  in 
Evanston.  J L Custer,  Master.  L N. 

That  part  of  lot  7 iD  the  sub  of  the  estate  of  Sarah 
Anderson,  deceased,  of  se  y of  nw  qr  of  sec  9 49  13. 
Thos  G Windes,  Master.  L N. 

The  s 14  acres  of  ne  qr  of  sw  qrof  sec  16  41 13;  also 
s 6 acs  (west  of  and  adjoining  the  Gross  Point  road) 
of  nw  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  16  41 13.  Jno  T Noyes,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 

TANUARY  16. 

Lot  6 in  Hurlbut’s  sub  of  part  of  ne  cor  of  e H of 
b 79  of  C T’s  subdn  of  w y of  sec  27  39  14.  Henry  W 
Bishop,  Master.  L N. 


JAN.  23. 

Lots  5 6 9 and  10  in  b 3 in  Odell’s  sub  of  bs  5 and  6 
in  Hitt’s  snb  of  s e y of  sec  8 37  14.  H.  L.  Wait 
master.  L.  A. 

JAN.  28. 

Lot  7 in  a re-sub  of  sub  Its  6 7 8 and  9 of  lot  16  in  b 
3 in  U S Bank  add.  N Steilen,  admr.  L.  A. 

JAN.  14. 

Commencing  at  a point  3 50-100  chains  s of  n w cor 
of  sec  1 38  12.  A Voss,  master.  L A. 

JAN.  19. 

Lots  4 to  12  and  15  to  43  and  45  to  47  in  b 3 in  Bruce 

& Walker’s  sub  of  w 47  acres  of  w ’/s  of  s e y of  sec 
2 38  13.  S F Hanchett,  sheriff. 

Beginning  at  a center  line  of  Ontario  ave  916  58- 
100  ft  south  of  the  center  line  79th  street,  thence 
running  south  along  same  line  1403  ft;  thence  e 1500 
feet  to  shore  of  Lake  Michigan;  thence  nly  along 
said  shore  to  a point  1080  ft  due  east  of  place  of  be 
ginning;  thence  w 1080  ft  to  same  place  situated  in 
900^38  3 15.  S F Hanchett,  sheriff.  L N. 


Sole  Agents  for 
Penn.  Green  Serpentine,  and 
Scottish  Red  Corsehill  Stone. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


Clark  st,  39^x126,  n w cor  Arcade  ct,  impvd,  Jan  30,  es 


Monroe  st,  40x198,  50  ft  w Franklin,  impd,  Nov  9,  John  V 

Farwell  to  Frederick  Haskell $115,000 

Madison  st  w,  100x200,  150  ft  e Elizabeth,  impd,  Nov  11, 
Ebenezer  Jemiings  et  al  to  The  E Jennings  Company 

$300,000 

Madison  street,  75x100  and  15x125,  50  feet  w Morgan; 
also  Morgan  st,  100  ft  n Madison,  and  % of  e f,  15x126,00 

Aug  6,  Charles  T Trego  to  Frederick  Fischer $82,0 

Michigan  av,  88j^xl80.  sw  cor  Monroe  st,  June  18,  Sara -00 

uel  D Babcock  to  Shepherd  Brooks $93,5 

Madison  st.  36  5-12x189,  140  ft  w Franklin  st,  impd,  May 

8,  Paul  Rothbarth  to  Augustus  Engle $100,000 

Monroe  st,  90x188,  90  ft  w Clark  st,  leasehold  interest  in 
90x188  ft,  with  buildings  Nos  140  to  146,  May  30,  New- 
ton W Taylor  to  Stewart  Ives $250,000 

Madison  st  w,  125x75,  sw  cor  Halsted,  impvd,  July  1,  Em- 
ma  M Capers  et  al  to  Hiram  B Peabody $160,000 


Transfers  over  $50,000-1885. 

ishland  av,  122.8x240,  nw  cor  Chicago  river.  October  23, 

Master  in  Chancery  to  Cyrus  H McCormick,  Jr  .$175,000 
Idarns  st,  8534x80,  8534  ft  e Wabash  av,  May  16,  John  S 

Clark  to  Albert  A Munger • • • ••  $86,OUU 

Ircade  ct,  119  1 2x80,  90  ft  e of  La  Salle,  impd,  Deo  14, 

Matthew  Laflin  to  the  National  Life  Insurance  Com- 



3each  st,  94%x317!4,  99%  ft  s Polk,  99%x317 >4  ft  with 
undivided  % of  193  ft  to  river,  in  rear  of  the  above. 

Sept  24,  estate  of  J S Waterman  to  W E Mason.  .$85,000 
Benson  st,  sw  cor  James  av  (Wahl’s  glue  factory  proper- 
tv")  Nov  14,  Louis  and  Christian  Wahl  to  P D Aamour 
* ' $300,000 

bampbeli  a’v',1867,  311  ft  s Blue  Island  av.  1,538  ft  to  Ca- 
nal “E,"  with  329  ft  adjoining  on  Robey  st,  January  8 ^ ^ ai  u(j  

D S Rolling  Stock  Co  to  Charles  E Perkins.  . ..  .$175,00  Michi„an  48x12934  ft,  168  ft  s of  Lake  st,  Christian  E 

Cherry  av,  100x140,  145  ft  n Bliss  impd,  Sept  3,  John  and  Sch^elkopf  to  L c Paine  Freer $65  000 

James  Carden  to  the  Carden  Matting  Co. ........  $50,000  North  Bran^h  st  364x149x220,  175  e n Halsted,  with  101 

Clybourn  pi,  606  ft  running  to  river,  se  cor  of  the  river,  tQ  river  with  ali  buildings,  etc,  Feb  14,  Thomas 

Aug  1,  Wilson  Ames  to  Phoenix  Distilling  Com^?y  E and  Brice  A ftjjBer  to  Miller  Bros  Dry  Dock  Co$120,000 

‘ V ' ‘ oo  Prairie  av,  140x74,  ne  cor  31st  st,  impd,  Sept  16,  Consider 

Clark  st,  100x103,  se  cor  Van  Buren  improved,  June  29,  g to  Frederick  T Haskell $77,500 

Mark  B Clancy  to  Shepherd  Brooks.  .........  .$^5,00)  i^rie  av  73xl76,  sw  cor  18tli  st,  Mar  24,  Samuel  B Ba- 

Chicago  av,  62.55x100,  nw  cor  Market  st,  impd,  A pi  23  ker  tQ  John  j $50,000 

Delonas  W Potter  to  Edward  P Vimng  .........  ■ $*>5,00U  Randol  h st  80x180,  80  ft  w Dearborn,  impd,  June  9, Will- 

_ _.l_  -J.  onl  Q a « VTT  A rMflfi  imT)Vfl.  J ail  OU.  68“  F ^ . . , . • t*  _ - Hi 


tate  of  James  McHuestin  to  L C Paine  Freer. . .$102,500  andojDF  st  40x180 
Cottage  Gro.e  m.im.  W ft  » ThirtJ-Mdri  *£.- 
proved,  Uzziel  P Smith  to  Benjamin  P Cheney . ..$65,000  i 
Cottage  Grove  av,  ne  cor  37th  st,  w f 125x90  ft,  impd,  dec 

22,  John  G Earle  to  Walter  C Larned  et  al $80,000 

Dearborn  st,  75  ft  wide,  sw  cor  Van  Buren,  75  ft  to  4th 
av  imod,  Mar  19,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Peter  A 
$83,100 

Dearborn  st,  150  ft  wide,  se  cor  Van  Buren,  150  ft  to  3d 
av,  Jan  29,  Edward  R Cogswell  et  al  to  Francis  Barkett^ 

Dix  street,  250  feet  to  river,  north-east  cor  Sangamon, 
with  triangular  Blks  4 and  7 on  opp  corners,  Apl  8, 

Frederick  E T Helmholz  to  Herman  Paepcke $56,000 

Douglas  Park  boul,  150  wide,  sw  cor  26th  st,  250  ft  wide, 
running  s to  31st  and  e to  Western  av,  Apl  16,  George 
W Lov  to  the  West  Chicago  Park  Commissioners 

J $103,352 

Dearborn  st,  80x120,  100  ft  s Randolph,  improved,  Oct  14, 

Eusene  S Pike  to  Tobias  G Richardson  of  New  Or- 
lea|s $235,000 

Dearborn  st,  50  ft  s Jackson,  50  ft  to  3d  av,  Nov  16, 

Joel  Ellis  to  John  J Sherman  $60,000 

Dearborn  st,  50  ft,  125  f s Jackson,  50  f to  4th  av,  Nov  17, 

John  J Sherman  to  Shepherd  Brooks $60,000 

Ellsworth  st  cor  Polk,  283  ft  to  river,  also  120x100  and 
120x21734  on  opp  cor,  Jan  12,  Charles  E Perkins  to 


A Galbraith  to  Francis  Bartlett $175,000 


160  ft  w 5th  av,  with  buildings  Nos 
15,  Margarette  E Dorman  to  Henry 

Sotsf^:::: ^-oo° 

Randolph  st,  80x91,  ne  cor  Market,  with  other  property, 

July  27.  William  Diston  to  Mary  Diston $101,000 

Rice  st,  300x150,  sw  cor  Hoyne  av,  impd.  Sept  30,  Fran- 
cis J Dewes  to  the  F J Dewes  Brewing  Co $90,000 

Randolph  st,  82x180,  nw  cor  5th  av,  improved,  Sept  11,  J 

Youug  Scammon  et  al  to  L C Paine  Freer $205,000 

Randolph  st,  40x180.  80  ft  w of  State,  impd,  Dec  14,  Van 

H Higgins  to  Matthew  Laflin $120,000 

State  st,  20x83.  46  ft  n Monroe,  with  building  No  159, 
Julv  1,  Kate  C and  Monroe  Salisbury  to  Frederick 

Fischer $75,000 

South  Water  st,  56  10-12x150x113,  50  ft  e Franklin,  Apl 

15,  Marshall  Field  to  George  P Braun  et  al $56,000 

Sherman  st,  125x58J4,  sw  cor  Van  Buren  st,  with  Atlantic 
Hotel,  June  17,  The  Traders’  Insurance  Co,  to  Wirt  D 

Walker $140,000 

State  st,  36x144  9-10,  80  ft  n Jackson,  Aug  31,  Henry  R 

Hickley  to  John  D Jennings . $90,000 

State  st,  77x80,  sw  cor  Couch  pi,  Aug  25,  George  Smith,  of 
the  Reform  Club  of  London,  to  Mark  B Clancy  ..$150,000 
Sherman  st,  50x100,  150  ft  s Jackson,  Sept  21,  Washing- 
ton Cockle  to  Charles  R Steele $75,000 

State  st,  3734x10034,  12634  ft  8 Randolph,  impd,  Sept  16, 
Bertha  E Johnson  et  al  to  John  M Kranz $120,000 


Adolfo  Hegewisch ■ ■ • • • • ■ ••  : • • ■ ^.2E^00  state  st,  18%x90,  126%  ft  e Randolph,  improved.  Sept  26 

Grand  boul.  se  cor  48th  st,  10  acres.  Nov  7,  Eliz  A Stone  Bertha  E and  w E Johnson  to  John  Kranz $60,000 

et  al  to  Joseph  N Field. ...  •••••  — ••  | State  st,  24  1-2x11334,  ne  cor  Randolph,  improved,  Dec  9, 

Connecticut  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co  to  Chicago  West 
Division  Railway  Co $126,000 


Harrison  st  w,  175x237%,  175  ft  w Desplaines  st,  Nov  3, 

John  D Jennings  to  John  D Hedenberg $50,000 

Hough  pi, , se  and  sw  cor  Alton  R R,  all  of  lots 


running  n to  the  river,  Apl  1,  Julia  Brainard  et  al  to 

Lucius  Gleason  et  al $75,000 

Hickory  av,  ne  and  se  cors  Bliss  st,  two  entire  blocks,  ex- 
cept 75  ft,  Oct  10,  Chicago  Land  Co  to  M & St  P R R 
y ’ $71,000 

Hough  pi.  se  and  sw  cor  Alton  R R,  all  of  lots  running  n 
to  river,  Apl  1,  Julia  Brainard  et  al  to  Lucien  Gleason 

et  al . ..$75,000 

Indiana  av,  25  1-12x160,  bet  23d  and  24th  sts,  with  the 
premises  No  2322,  including  all  furniture,  etc,  March 

31,  Rosa  A Bemis  to  Leroy  Paine $80,000 

Jackson  st,  213x50,  sw  cor  Clark,  impd,  Sep  10,  estate  of 
Malcolm  McNeill  to  Phoenix  Insurance  Company  of 

New  York .$400,000 

Jackson  st,  104x80,  se  cor  3d  av,  Nov  6,  Nathan  Corwith 

to  Henry  Strong 

Jackson  st,  104x80,  same  property  as  the  above,  Nov  30, 

Henry  Strong  to  William  Loebenstine $135,000 

Jackson  st,  32x83,  nw  cor  Franklin,  Dec  1,  Henry  Ahrens 

to  Charles  L Willoughby $50,000 

Kinzie  st,  se  cor  Dearborn  ave,  n f 88x90  ft  with  24.4x94 
ft  near  above.  Conn  Mut  Life  Ins  Co  to  Chas  T Trego 

$56,000 


State  ft  n,  100x100,  ne  cor  Indiana,  Nov  10,  George  W 

Hoffman  to  Thomas  Mackin $55,000 

State  st,  50x108,  50  ft  s Harrison,  Dec  7,  Ferdinand  Zeng 

to  Jesse  Bross  Lloyd $55,000 

Sebor  st,  175x92,  bet  Desplaines  and  Halsted  sts,  impd, 
Apl  24,  John  Q Griffith  et  al,  to  John  McCaffery. . $60,000 
State  st,  100x144  se  cor  Adams,  impd,  Dec  1,  Ira  and  Ezra 

McCord  et  al  to  Henry  Strong $310,0000 

Twelfth  st  w,  125x124,  99  3-10  ft  e Throop,  Nos  500  to  506 
100x124;  also  428  same  st,  with  buildings,  August  26, 

Charles  G Bode  to  James  F Keeney $90,000 

Third  av,  75  ft  running  w to  Dearborn,  sw  cor  Harrison, 
Aug  4,  Chicago  & Western  Indiana  R R Co,  to  Wirt  D 

Walker S5?’®00 

Twenty-second  st  w,  194x267,  150  ft  w Ashland  av,  with 
$120,000  | buildings,  J ohn  L Hoerber  to  J ohn  L Hoeber  Brwg^Co^ 

Twelfth  st  w,  100x123,  bet  Canal  and  Jefferson  sts,  impd, 
June  13,  William  N McCarthy  to  Thomas  Purcell . $50,000 
Van  Buren  st,  se  cor  Franklin,  n f 3234x105  ft,  impd,  dec 

18,  Daniel  K Pearson  to  James  M Love $50,000 

Washington,  40x180,  160  ft  w State  st,  impd,  June  19, 

Marshall  Field  to  Alexander  J Alexander $130,000 

Washington  st,  20x180,  120  ft  e Dearborn,  impd,  July  29, 
Henry  Strong  to  Levi  Z Leiter $60,000 


La  Salle  st,  25x101,  ne  cor  Madison,  impd,  June  20,  Will-  _,roll.,  ^ 

iam  Sherwood  et  al  to  Wirt  D Walker  ... ...  . $81,5o0  J branch,  450  and  470x250,  sw  cor  Blackhawk, 

1 1 Daakki  linnrl  .1  n Tl  A 77.  . flTYlfiR  ’ 7 _ ^ i O 


Lake  st  w,  50x100,  sw  cor  Peoria,  impd,  June  27,  James 

Kennedy  to  William  B McMechan $50,000 

La  Salle  st,  7134x60,  56  ft  n Jackson,  impd,  Feb  2,  Will- 
iam A Giles  to  Marie  L E Gaff  et  al $165,000 

La  Salle  av,  100x114,  sw  cor  Michigan  st,  Dec  1,  Aaron  C 

Goodman  to  George  Oberne  et  al ...$55,000 

Market  st,  99x178,  se  cor  Jackson;  also  the  premises  Nos 
201  and  203  s Clark,  Oct  2,  F and  J P Caruthers  et  al  to 

Ellen  M Crudup  et  al $96,115 

Market  st,  9534x70,  north-east  corner  Adams,  Chauncy  B 

Blair  to  Harriet  B Borland $90,000 

Monroe  st,  90x198,  90  ft  w Clark,  leasehold  interest,  im- 
proved, Sept  11,  Newton  W Taylor  to  La  Fora  S Baker 
\ $250,000 

Michigan  av,  50x174%,  9834  ft  **  84th  st,  with  the  build- 
ing No  3344,  Feb  27,  Leonora  B and  Joseph  G Cole- 
man to  Gilbert  B Shaw $72,500 

Madison  st  w,  179.6x95%,  ne  cor  Adams,  impd,  Oct  8, 


Richard  S Cox  to  Bertha  E Johnson  et  al. 


. $125,000 


Madison  st  w,  112x122.  nw  cor  Page,  Oct  20,  Conrad  Furts 
to  Isaac  J Wistar $90  000 


450  ft  to  river,  and  se  cor  Blackhawk,  470x250,  Aug  3, 

Chicago  Land  Co  to  Nathan  Mears $64,600 

Wabash  av,  80x171%,  160  ft  s Adams,  Sept  17,  Robert  D 

Shepherd  to  Frederick  Haskell ..$158,000 

Wabash  av,  80x172,  se  cor  Harrison,  Oct  6,  Benjamin  P 

Hutchinson  to  Frederick  Fischer $150,000 

Western  av, , 100  ft  n 31st  st,  a depth  of  660  ft,  run- 

ning n to  the  river,  Oct  5,  the  estate  of  Cyrus  H Mc- 
Cormick to  Henry  Day  of  New  York $120,000 

Wentworth  av, , nw  and  sw  cor  19th  st,  363  ft  run- 

ning to  Blackwell,  with  19234x100  ft  on  18th;  also  pa.rt 
of  Lot  3 in  opposite  block,  Nov  2,  Nathaniel  K Fair- 

bank  et  al  to  N K Fairbank  & Co $185,000 

Wabash  av,  120x172,  160  ft  s Harrison,  Nov  6,  Benjamin 

P Hutchinson  to  Martin  A Ryerson  et  al $127,000 

Wabash  av,  6234x180,  sw  cor  12th  st,  Nov  24,  Benjamin  P 

Hutchinson  to  William  Cuthbert  Jr $52,800 

Wabash  av,  40x172  1-2,  80  ft  n of  Harrison,  Nov  21,  Lester 

H Eames  to  Mary  E Swan  and  Kate  A Smith $112,500 

Washington  boul,  169.9x150,  se  cor  Bishop  ct,  Apl  30, 
George  W Hale  et  al  to  Albert  M Billings $65,000 


Wabash  av,  96x171,  ne  cor  Jackson  (Matteson  ^ 

Dec  5,  Connecticut  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co  to  Carr 

Munn • $**  . 

Wabash  av,  53x85%,  sw  cor  Monroe  st,  impd.  May 

Edward  P Gates  to  John  H Dwight $185, Ofl 

Washington  st,  30  1-6x60,  se  cor  5th  av,  Nov  18,  James  ^ 

Todd  of  Louisville  to  T J Lefens ..$62, GOO 

Washington  st,  30  1-6x60,  same  as  above,  Dec  10,  Thomas 
J Lefens  to  Conrad  Seipp $62,000 

Viewed  Through  Other*  Spectacles. 

It  is  quite  common  for  the  inhabitants  and  especially  the 
newspapers,  of  rival  cities  to  poke  fun  at  one  another  and 
to  magnify  each  others  faults.  Chicagoans  point  with 
pride  to  their  lofty  buildings,  and  are  elated  over  the  large 
volume  of  the  city’s  trade,  but  when  referring  to  St.  Louis, 
they  speak  of  it  as  the  village  just  over  the  big  bridge,  and 
laugh  at  the  stereotyped  condition  of  her  citizens  and  tell 
stories  to  show  the  resemblance  between  a cigar  sign  and  a 
St.  Louis  native.  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  indulge  in  the 
same  kind  of  sport  between  each  other;  and  from  the  tone 
of  an  editorial  in  Wednesday’s  “Tribune”,  Chicago  is  jeal- 
ous of  the  prestige  gained  by  the  former. 

No  city  in  the  country  has  been  subject  to  greater  abuse 
and  ridicule  than  Chicago,  but  no  one  has  ever  been  so 
foolish  as  to  deny  her  supremacy  in  the  West  in  the  point 
of  size.  If  “self-praise  is  half  scandal”,  then  Chicago  has 
done  too  much  bragging  for  her  own  good,  and  before  crit- 
icising other  cities  too  severely,  she  should  sweep  before 
her  own  door.  If  we  are  to  judge  by  our  own  newspaper 
reports,  no  city  in  the  union  is  so  cursed  by  ignorant,  un- 
scrupulous politicians  and  ballot  box  stuffers.  It  is  the 
only  large  city  in  the  country  where  education  and  refine- 
ment incapacitate  a man  from  being  elected  to  office;”  “it 
is  the  only  city  in  the  world  where  a scabby  man  can  beat 
a gentleman  either  in  an  election  or  in  a trial  before  a 
Chicago  jury,  no  matter  what  the  evidence  is;”  “it  is  the 
only  city  of  large  size  in  the  country,  where  a householder, 
after  he  is  robbed  by  a thief,  is  compelled  to  go  and  buy 
back  his  property  from  a pawnbroker,  although  one  of 
these  “fence”  keepers  has  been  sent  to  the  penitentiary  in 
the  last  generation.”  “Society  in  no  other  large  city  makes 
it  possible  for  a sneak  and  hypocrite  to  become  eminently 
respectable  and  pose  as  “a  purely  good  man.”  “No  city  in 
the  United  States  will  tolerate  an  army  of  thieves  and  dead 
beats  but  Chicago,  and  in  no  municipality  under  the  sun 
are  the  tax  gatherers  and  tax  eaters  so  bold,  impudent  and 
ignorant,  these  qualifications  being  indispensible  requisites 
in  a collector  of  personal  property  taxes.”  In  no  other 
city  in  the  country  are  the  members  of  the  city  council  al- 
lowed to  extort  money  from  every  public  enterprise  to  the 
detriment  of  tax  payers  and  the  comfort  and  convenience 
of  the  toilers;  railroad  companies  doing  just  as  they  please 
as  long  as  they  keep  paying  the  aldermen.”  Remarks 
similar  to  the  above  in  substance,  are  heard  in  Ohio,  Indi- 
ana, Michigan  and  throughout  the  South.  Stories  about 
sandbaggers  and  pickpockets  going  through  people  in 
broad  delight  upon  our  streets,  deter  thousands  of  modest 
country  people  from  visiting  the  city  and  perchance  to 
make  it  their  home.  There  is  no  denying  the  fact  that 
there  is  much  truth  in  these  burning  criticisms  and  there  is 
still  one  more  crying  evil  prevalent  in  Chicago  not  hereto- 
fore noticed,  to  wit.:  the  common  practice  of  shysters  in 
collecting  monies  belonging  to  their  clients  and  friends  and 
failing  to  turn  it  over  -they  simply  cover  up  the  theft  by 
expanding  their  fee,  as  in  the  case  of  one  Thos.  J.  Shea,  an 
alleged  lawyer  and  collecting  agent,  who  is  still  a member 
of  the  Chicago  bar.  This  man  Shea,  whose  office  has  been 
at  162  LaSalle  street,  would  undertake  to  do  the  collecting 
for  a business  house  for  25#  of  the  amount  of  the  monies 
collected  by  him,  the  client  paying  costs,  etc.,  and  no  col- 
lection, no  fee,  but  the  scamp  would  await  a favorable  op- 
portunity and  steal  money,  costs  and  all  and  say  nothing 
about  it.  The  fellow  is  a member  of  the  Chicago  bar.  This 
class  of  swindlers  are  very  large  in  Chicago  and  should  be 
wiped  out  along  with  a hundred  other  swindlers  like  them, 
and  the  criminal  classes  should  be  compelled  to  take  a 
back  seat  instead  of  a front  one. 


NATHAN  & CHARLES  H.  MEARS, 

Successors  to  Mears,  Bates  & Co., 

Dealers  in 

LUMBER,  LATH  and  SHINGLES, 

Office  and  Yard,  82  Beach  Street,  2d  Yard  South  of  , 
Polk  Street.  Entrance  by  Viaduct  from  Polk  Street  Bridge. 

N.  B.  City  business  and  prompt  Execution  of  all  ordersa  epecmity^ 

Telephone  No.,  4159. 


CHICAGO.  II. I. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


FURNITURE  STORE 

399  & 401  WEST  MADISOH  STREET, 


THE  STORE  FOR 

Good  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


Cheap  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


Clean  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


Fine  Finished  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


399  & 40 1 W.  Madison  St. 

PALACE 

FURNITURE  STORE. 


A Large  Variety  of  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 

Gentlemanly  Treatment. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


Cash  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


No  Easy  Payments. 


d.coa.’t  Sell  CIh.ea.p 

ALL  THEY  HAVE  TO  DO  TO  BE  CONVINCED  IS  TO 

CALL  AND  GET  OUR  PRICES! 

W.  tonal,  to  8oo*  „a  ..  do  no  .„r  bn.ta.,  w.  do  no,  h.o.  to 

goods  back  on  chattel  mortgages  and  place  them  on  our  floor  again  as  new. 

Our  Qoods,  therefore  are  all  free  from  vermin,  as  they  have  been  received  direct  from  the  factories  and 

ave  not  been  m use  in  all  sorts  of  tenement  houses,  and  as 


WE  SELL  FOR  CASH 


we  can  sell  goods  at  the  VERY  LOWEST  FIGURES. 
BE  SURE  AND  REMEMBER  THE  PLACE  : 


399  & 401  W.  MADISON 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


J.  HART, 

Manufacturer  of  Gilt,  Walnut,  Onlt,  Cherry  and  Pine  Finished  or  Imitation 

■ COOil  V\l>  cokmci: 


Also  make  a Specialty  in  putting  up  Mouldings  in  New  Houses  for  Hanging  up  Pictures. 

Office  and  Factory,  26  N.  Elizabeth  St.,  between  Lake  and  Randolph 
CHICAGO , ILL. 

If  you  want  to  save  your  Walls,  put  up  Room  Mouldings. 


J.  <!.  M“  F A It  L A A U, 

Slate,  Tin  and  Corrugated  Iron  Roo 

Manufacturer  of 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Sheet  Metal  Skylights,  etc. 
Agent  Austin  Patent  Corrugated  Conductor. 


This  Conductor  guaranted  not  to  burst  from  freezing- 


pgr*  Particular  attention  given  to  repairs  of  all  kinds.  -^$3 

219  and  221  West,  Lake  Street 


Telephone  4 17  1. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


J.  H.  PEARSON  & CO., 

Lumber, Lath  and  Shingles, 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds  and  Mouldings, 

Cor.  Canal  and  Lumber  Sts. 

fc^p^Our  superior  facilities  for  manufacturing,  and 
our  central  location,  enable  us  to  offer  Lum- 
ber at  from  $1.00  to  $3.00  per  M less 
than  this  published  list..**®! 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— CAR  ROTS— DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS— BOUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch f>48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1)4  and  1 )4  inches  46  00 

3d  clear,  1)4,  1)4  and  2 incnes  ....  44  00 

A select,  1!4  and  1)4  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  1 )4,  1)4  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select  22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INOH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 Inches  (base) 31  00 

B select,  . 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D 20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  oo 

16  feet | 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

!a  box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 


B 


J.  J.  W ALE'S 


|a 


AND  ALL-POBCELAIN 

WATER  CLOSET. 


43  00 


C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

I 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 36  00 

B .'  34  00 

G 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 

So  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 17  UO 

10  feet 15  60 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inclj 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 16  50 

4 partition,  d and  mis,  4 bds 38  00 

B 36  00 

C 28  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 41  oo 

A siding  strips A 39  00 

A flooring  strips 34  00 

|b  „ ; 33  00 

i.  24  00 

BEADED  CEILING TIED. 

Hear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

1,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  00 

B 20  00 

C 15  00 

lear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Iear  and  A.  24-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch ’ 30  on 

B,  34  insh  , 6 inch 32  00 

SIDING — TIED, 
s and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet, 
siding. 

B 19  50 

. c 14  00 

'encing  siding.... 10  50 

% -inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8- inch,  50  cents  more  than 
ooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

lommon  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

fo.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

oinmon  1)4  and  1)4 -inch 13  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

[o.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

o 2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

ommon  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 

Add  to  nrices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
n side,  $1  two  sides.  1 1 50. 


Nassau 


rjlHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  sujiplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

I also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  and  Globes. 


House  Draining  and.  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


ESjngjHS 

lEEBlI 


J ' J.-'l 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 


194  LaSalle  St., 


CHICAGO,  ILL 


PICKETS  AND  EATTENB. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 60 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 11  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  18  OO 

1 ;4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 21  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2)4 -inch 00  60 

214-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 45 

Extra  A 2 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00(5,16  00 

2x8,  „ „ 12  00@14  50 

2x10,  „ 12  50@16*00 

2x12,  „ 12  50(517  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@14  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 2 00 

SOFT  WOOD— CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  Zi  6 inch,  7 feet 10)4 

H 7 inch,  7 feet 13 

(4  8 inch,  7 feet 17)4 

8 inch,  7 feet 9 

14  9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length  12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length IS 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2)4  in 123  00@25  00 

Thicker 25  00@27  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 


1st  and  2d 

Common  

Timber 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 

Step  plank 

Cull 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in 

1st  and  2d 

Common 

Culls 

Extra  good 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 

Common ’ 

Cull 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 

“ “ thick 

Cull 

MAPLE. 

Clear 

Common 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 

1st  and  2d,  1)4  in  and  up 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 

Cull 

Merchantable 

BIRCH. 

Good 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 

Cull 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 

Merchantable 

BEECH. 

Good 

Cull 

Log  run 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

Log  run 

CHESTNUT . 

1st  and  2d 

Call 


20  00@22  00 
. 14  00(516  00 
. 17  00@19  00 

. 20  00@22  00 
27  00 
10  00 

inspection. 

. 65  00(5.70  00 
. 43  00(548  00 
. 24  00(528  00 
70  00@75  CO 

. 22  00 @24  00 
14  00(516  00 
. 11  00@13  00 

60  00@65  00 
65  00(5,70  00 
10  00@15  00 

20  00@21  00 

12  00(6  14  00 
6 00@  8 00 

25  00@30  00 
10  00 

32  00  @35  00 
35  00 @37  50 

16  00(618  00 
5 00@  6 00 

13  00@14  00 

20  00@25  00 


15  00@17  00 
8 00 

14  00@16  00 
12  00 


23  00@25  00 
6 00@10  00 
13  00@15  00 

30  0C@35  00 


Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order. 


LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  find  2d,  or  No  1 flouring  and  ceiling. 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 

1st  and  2d  finishing, i nch 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 
Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side. 

“ “ rough 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHINGLES — REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr  tzdi 

3quareBu!ts  


22  00(624  00 
19  00@20  00 
24  00(5,26  00 
26  00@*29  iiO 


.50  00 
.52  00 


'DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


JOEOST  1ST  ORTHEN 

‘‘The  Practical  Furnace  Man." 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Servoss,  Nobthen  & Oo. 
manufacturer  and  dealer  in  the 

“FAMOUS  ECLiKCTIU  IIKATER.” 

The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  anil  LaSalle  sts. 

E.  E.  NOYES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 
Metal  Skylights. 

Tin  and.  Slate  Hoofing,  Smoke  Stacks,  eto. 

33-35  W.  Madison  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Contracts  taken  in  City  or  Country. 
Prompt  work  and  prices  to  suit  the  times. 

Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICAGO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c.. 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street 


Cor.  Curtis  St.. 


CHICACO.  PLL. 


OJiJ  A CT-  FI1MCY-' 

;7^TA  <3/'-T‘TV'  snPTrp'HTi5,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  2o.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Go.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati 

Aoss.,  ,djusted  and  paid  :r:rsurauceCo-.i^Y-k- 


•353 


CROSSMAU  & LEE, 

Mura. 


A3STID 


Ceiling 

DECORATORS. 

Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave,  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR^ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


H.  O. 


OOTJLSOnxr, 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


metropolitan 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICACO. 

COURSE  OF1  STUDY' 

Ppnm!ncEing’  Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 

ShorT-HandP’  Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Short  Hand,  Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling. 

THE  BUSINESS  EXClIVYl.E  IS  A 

r , BUSINESS  ENTR'OI^ITJTvr  t 

In  which  you  see  Banking'.  Manufacturing  Inn,  „ ,, LJ  O-VCL  . 

and  'V'lOfesalellon^  Heal- Estate.  I.^/aice  anrtTraAsp«^?,,bi,,g 

nw—o  F 1In  s*  m nctlve  and  systematic  operation. 

± ull  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers  No  Vanitimm  , 

BP-  Class  and  Individual  instruction.  YoT^  enter  at  time. 

o.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 

Sole]  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 

Roofing*! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

( Caff  Building. ) 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  - ILL 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ibon  Cobnioes,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Rrf!fiJnraCitStSOli^it?d  in  a11  parts  of  the  country 
5.°' f °?0slates  of  aU  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 

the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Newspaper 

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A book  of  100  pages. 
The  best  book  for  an 
advertiser  to  con- 
sult, be  he  experi- 
- enced  or  otherwise. 
V’1?  U1  ■'«  wspapei  s and  estimates 

of  advertising.  The  advertiser  who 

fhrmot^  9Pea(i  one  dollar,  finds  in  itthe  in- 
formation he  requires,  while  forhim  who  will 
invest  one  hundred  thousand  dollars  in  ad- 
S a scheme  is  indicated  wliicli  will 
meet  his  every  requirement,  or  con  be  made 
co  do  so  by  slight  changes  easily  arrived  at  by  cor- 

SenUrtost  nn -n9  ,edirions  have  been  issued, 
fe’ent,  post-paid,  to  any  address  for  10  cents 
Write  to  GEO.  P.  P.OWKT  T Jt-  c n 
NEWS  PA  PE  R A DVERTISmG  BURE^  U* 
(10  Spruce  st.  Printing  House  Sq.),  New  York! 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING.  GAS 

»»» STEAM-FITTING, 

No.  9 Arcade  Court, 

Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICAGO 

Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


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National  Sheet  Metal  RooFm^Ca 

Organized  under  Charter  granted  by  State  of  Tennessee,  September  30,  1882. 

SOLE  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

WALTERS’  PATENT  METALLIC  ROOFING  ANO  SIDING  PLATES. 


’H-TIN+SH  INGLES-k 


94  LaSalle  Street,  Chicago. 


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We  claim  for  this  Hoof  the  following  very  essential 
points  which  no  other  sheet  metal  roof  has: 

. Rain-proof,  without  being  put  together  in  continuous  sheets. 

. Storm-Proof.  It  allows  air  to  pass  through  freelv  from  underneath 
. It  can  be  taken  off,  and  relaid  with  absolutely  no  wastage 

' ThIo0f^;;„^?tf^lUt\pp?ied°rm  Pr00f  Sheet  metafroof  that  ““tone. 

The  strongest  roof  in  the  world  made  from  sheet  metal. 

Xo  fleets,  half  sheets  or  shorts,  to  commence  at  eaves. 

A tin  roof,  ready  to  be  applied  without  skilled  labor,  or  expensive  tools 
A sheet"  "hlCh  contraction  antl  expansion  is  provided  for  in  each  separate 

A r4°oUtPt?iee^uildin°nt  ^ °f  S°lder’  maliets>  seamers,  tongs,  or  fire 

A roof  that  is  painted  by  a dipping  process,  in  which  every  particle  of  the 
shingle  is  t-ioroughly  painted  before  applying. 

A rn?,fwf;t  h:l3  f"  ° designs  i t one-a  perfect  hexagon  and  a complete  arrow 
w inch  can  be  ornamented  wnen  desired. 

Tile  lightest  roof  in  the  world,  and  nerfectlv  fire,  storm  and  wind  nroof. 

GOLD  MEDAL  at  the  World’s  Exiosition^New 


CORTRIGHT,  Western  Agent,  122  LaSalle  St,,  Chicago. 


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Single  Copy,  10c. 


I3ST3DEX  TO  OOISTTEISTTS. 


ii 


ADVERTISEMENTS — seal  estate  and  loans 
MISCELLANEOUS  MATTER 

BUSINESS  AND  FINANCIAL  TOPICS 111 

TABLE  OF  IMPROVEMENTS  ORDERED IV 

PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL -THE  MARKET V 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET VI 

THE  RECORD ™ 

“ “ continued 

SUBURBAN  AND  COUNTY  TRANSFERS IX  Telephone.  1303. 

TRUST  DEEDS  AND  MORTGAGES X 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES XI 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS xn 

TABLE  OF  BUILDINGS  TO  BE  ERECTED xm 

ADVERTISED  SALES— FORECLOSURES XJX 

MISCELLANEOUS  MATTER. 


COAL! 

F.  S.  Peabody  & C 


o. 


MAIN  OFFICE 1 07  DEARBORN  ST. 


T Allies  AX1>  Oil  Lincoln"  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  . ? |_v  K I'.  VIEW. 
Belmont  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R.  ) 


OET  THE  BEST! 

BARKER  & JACKSONS 


XV 


FINE  FURNITURE- 


-PALACE  STORE XVI! 


Champion  Radiating  Heater. 

1802  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago,  III. 


NT.  A.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 


mimi 


F.  B U C H A N A N . H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

UNIVERSAL  FURNACE.  Real  Estate,  Loans, 

TUP  . . J.  - H XT’  a a aA  A ^ A A 1 


Most  Powerful  and  Economical. 

306  Ogden  Ave.,  Chicago. 


Renting,  Insurance. 

92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Briek,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 

219  E.  Washington  St.  f Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


thomas  nelson.  [Established  1856], 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


73  Jackson  Street, 

near  State  Street. 


CHICAGO. 


2 I 9 Thirty-First  Street, 

near  Indiana  Avenue. 


Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


BRACK  VOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co.,Art  “ PtotoBraphs' 

Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 


PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES. 


Pe-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice. 


No.  261  Wabash  Ave., 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO.  


S.  M.  Moore. 


S.  M.  MOORE  & CO., 

Insurance  Agents. 


T.  H.  Webster. 


Represent  the  ORIENT  INSURANCE  00.,  Hartford,  Conn.  LION  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO., 
London,  Eng.  LOUISVILLE  UNDERWRITERS,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Insurance  on  Dwellings,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all  classes  of  desirable  risks  at  reasonable  rates. 

South  east  corner  LaSalle  and  Madison  Streets.  CHICAGO. 


W.  E.  WYATT  &To„  ROOFERS!  "SZ  SIwe  ST. 

TELEPHONE-9925.  -M-W 


G-.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  [ Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL. 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

31  S Clark-St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt, 

Water  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  slit  cl  Fire  Proof 

SI  M PSON  B ROS., 


Room  15,  159  DaSSalle  Street.  CHICAGO. 
Telephone  SS3. 


I1X. 


ii 


Eureka”  Stained  Glass. 

A Perfect  Substitute. 

Warranted  five  years  to  stand  heat  or 
cold  and  will  not  crack  or  peal. 

Builders  and  property  owners  send  for 
prices. 

Q.  1ST.  BUZBY, 

209  State  Street,  Chicago. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


[RECTORY 

— OF  — 

retate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 

T\  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 

■'  A CR*rk  street’  Koom  30’  Chicago,  111.  Office 
Purs,  9 to  12  a.  in. 

A MIC,K^,  PLEASANT,  Real  Estate,  House  Renting 

and  Tax  Agents,  177  La  Salle  Street,  Room  32 
Special  attention  paid  to  adjusting  Assessments  and 
LET  TaxeA  Loans  Negotiated,  Appraisements 
made  on  Realty,  Estates.  Etc. 

\ N,^?5S2N'I>UST'’  Real  E!date  and  Loan  Broker. 

153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 

BAIRD,  PARKER  E.,  Tax  Agent,  Room  7,  125  Dear- 
born  street,  Chicago. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Weal  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  «o  LaSalle  Street. 

BAR T U U ’ T °» n'  A-’  Real  Estate>  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 


ITRsnnS’ SMEt  & C°’V^6  C ark  stret’  coraer  Madi- 
Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a 
?ls0’  ‘ransact  a general  Loan  and  Real 

LJablis?ed'Sn  yearrseSideUtS  U“d  oon-residcnts. 


HAWKINSON  & BRDSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
s^mth  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  .Chicago. 

HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Eeal  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - ILLINOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  T.axed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 

BROWN,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

gin°*S  tlie  to  °ther  dealers  at  a good  mar- 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No  3°9  W 
Lake  street. 


CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets’ 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


LVRMbill,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
XL  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
f?r,sa  ® : stores  aud  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
£n,!rnterL  taxes  0ffice  : Commercial  Block, 

South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor.  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 

JOUVENAT  & BECKER, 

Real  Estate  Dealers. 

Lake  View  and  North  Chicago  property  a specialty. 

•>11  Lincoln  Avenue. 


HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Iteal  Estate,  Loans  and  House  Itenting. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 


rriHORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
ChiicagoanS’  159  LaSalle  str®et,  first  floor,  Room  7. 

TI?HmEM‘.-APtG.’  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
-I  Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAFS  and 
RENTING-  AGENCY. 

202  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

T/’IERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans ; buys, 
J sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 

^yALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMsJ 

11G  Monroe  Street. 

WEBER,  B.  F„  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


KEAUT  & GREENACKE.  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  E S T.A  T1  TT! 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


WJl.  LEAtHIE  & CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


I GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 

hoLhUU  ^sh'n£ton  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
LTefffiirmanlgeffi01'^68  “eg°tiated’  “d  estates 


C3-.  -A..  Cr-iA.TTSSB3SriTTS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 

/ I OLE,  M.  t-  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
V7  Agency,  Ifcents  collected.  Loans  negotiated,  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk) 
Chicago.  Notary  Public.  ' 


W.  L.  Davis  c L Hammond. 

w.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate.  Loan  anti  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 

DREYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  88  Washington  street. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

real  estate 

Jffice:  Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Eire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


MUTT  & CO..  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  94 

Washington  street,  Chicago. 

mauritzon  brcTs 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  35,  162  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
ouiit  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 

O.  M.  Wells.  j.  yj.  Becrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

REAL  estate, 

16*  I.aSalle  St.,  Room  17,  CHICAGO 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


WHEELER  & Co.,  Real  Estate  and  Renting 
Agents,  Rooms  9 and  11,  157  Washington  St® 
unicago,  111.  Personal  attention  given  to  the  pur- 
chase, sale  and  exchange  of  City,  Suburban  and 

ouarr“aSdsPfortlfeSaseAiSO  *°  811  Pr°per‘y  plaCed  in 


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EEAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEEE 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

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Real  Estate.  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

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ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Real  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  93  Fifth 
Ave.,  Room  1,  Chicago. 


( )SRGRI)3’  A’’  .,ReaI  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 
\J  Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 


P‘.Ksar  -1  E-**“  ■»< 


GILBERT, CHAS.  J.  Real  Estate  Agent,  407  Davis 
U street,  Evanston,  111.  Personal  attention  given 
bj  property  located  in  Evanston,  South  Evanstoi  and 
North  Evanston. 


GOODMAN,  J AS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines 


X<iH’  ®CRACE  A-’ Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
\J  32,  Bordeu  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 

/JOODRfDGF,  EDWARD  & CO.~  Real  Estate,’ House 
YA  Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago’ 
Reference  since  1858 : Traders’  Bank.  ” " 

H.  I.  COLDY, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  RENTING. 

Koom  8.  92  LaSalle  Street. 

Care  and  management  of  property  a specialty. 


aREEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
, aad  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
a“d  Bluldlng  Association,  Room  6 Borde.i  Block 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 


pAUL,  E T.,  Real  Estate,  Room  37,  164  LaSalle  st 
SeeffiU^’  ' Wllmette  and  Norttl  Shore  property  a 


EEw  w,Dth  BLAINE;Eeal  Estate  and  Loans  6134 
Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 


p JEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate. 
Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 


Notary 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


ARCHITECTS  & DESIGNERS 

££  DWAUD  A.  FOX, 

CITY  SURVEYOR 

Room  26,  Merchant’s  Building, 

X W Cor.  La  Salle  & Washington  sts.,  Chicago. 


3L.  F.  GOBEL 
Mason  Builder  and 

General  Contractor, 

170  WASHISGTOS  ST..  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  1101.  Times  Buidg.,  Rooms  17-18.  ' 


Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 

Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 

J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Mares, 

J . Gunzenhauser, 

J.  K.  Botsford. 

JOHN  M.  CARY,  156  La  Salle  St. 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloiminlng,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

I and  Yard:  B.ear  of  194  LaSalle  St 

Building  Materials  . ’’ 

For  Sale.  C h i CagO . 


Notice  to  Heal  Estate  Offices. 

WA  N T E D . 

January  1st  a position  with  a Real  Estate 
Office,  Mortgage  Bank,  or  Rail  Road  Land 
Office  by  a young  man  throughly  acquainted 
with  the  business  and  of  good  acquaintance 
and  standing.  A No.  1 references.  Bond 
furnished  if  desired.  I can  go  into  an  office 
and  push  things,  keeping  in  hand  any 
amount  of  work.  I command  a moderate 
list  of  good  property.  Interview  solicited 
with  any  house  wanting  capable,  effective 
service.  Address  “Real  Estate,”  in  care  of 
this  Journal. 


SCWsN?iEnK  ?R0S’’,  ReaI  Estate  an<1  Loan  Bro- 
hj  kers,  79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 


QCRRADER  RR0.S-’  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
kj  Fifth  av©.,  Staats  Zcitung  Bldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 


OCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
T.I  L9ans‘  Elre  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 


ri  RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
VI  kers,  cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 

nUNZENHAUSEK,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

7 T 1 South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


Valuable  Property  in 
the  South. 

I have  for  sale  a very  valuable  piece  of  land,  con- 
tiguous to  the  city  of  Savannah,  fronting  upon  the 
Savannah  river,  three  miles,  and  adjoining  the  wharf 
property  of  SavaDnah,  Fla.  and  Western  Railway  It 
being  the  only  river  front  obtainable,  it  will  be  in- 
dispensible  for  depot  grounds,  etc.,  to  any  of  the  rail 
roads  now  seeking  an  outlet  at  this  city.  Full  infor- 
mation and  particulars  can  be  had  from 

C.  H.  DORSETT. 

Real  Estate  Dealer,  Savannah,  Ga. 


J C I D for  working  people.  Send  10  cents 
I I postage  and  we  will  mail  you  free  a 
■ r°Yal  valuable  sample  box  of  goods 
that  will  put  you  in  the  way  of  making 

days  than  you  ever  thought 
possible  at  any  business.  Capital  not  required.  You 
can  live  at  home  and  work  in  spare  time  only,  or  all 
the  time.  All  of  both  sexes,  of  all  ages,  grandly 
successfn1;50  cents  to  *5  easily  earned  every  evening7 
Th3t  al!  who  want  work  may  test  the  business  we  make 
thi.  unparalleled  offer;  to  all  who  are  Dot  well  satis- 
fied  we  will  send  *1  to  pay  for  the  trouble  of  writing 
us.  Full  particulars,  directions,  etc.,  sent  free  Im 

U,nr7Pfy  Rb!i,°1,l*teiy  sure  for  all  who  start  at  once, 

Don  t delay.  Address  Stinton  & Co,,  Portland,  Me. 


CtTEPlINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
hj  Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty  m the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a speoi^T 


Patent  Glacier 

Window  Decoration. 

The  most  perfect  substitute  for 

Stained  Ground  and  Ornamental  Glass. 

Designs  suitable  for  Churches,  Dwellings  and  all 
purposes.  Cheap,  beautiful  and  durable.  Also  let- 
ters and  numbers  for  signs.  House  numbers  and  an- 
nouncements on  glass  of  every  description  at  very 
low  prices.  Circulars,  samples,  price  lists  and  esti- 
mates  free  on  application  to 

SEFTON  & STEERE,  Agents. 
k377  Wajjash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


$200,000 


In  Presents  givenaway. 
Send  us  5 cts.  postage.and 
by  mail  you  will  get  free 
^ ^ a package  of  goods  of  large 

value,  that  will  start  you  m work  that  will  at  once 
bring  you  m money  faster  than  anything  else  inAmer- 
ACa'  *Al1  tbe  ^200i°00  in  presents  with  each  box 
Agents  wirnted  everywhere,  of  either  sex,  of  all  a<m«" 
for  all  the  time,  or  spare  time  only,  to  work  for  us  at 
their  own  homes  Fortunes  for  all  workers  absolute- 
ly  assured.  Don't  delay.  H.  Hallett  & Co.,  Port- 
land, Maine.  ’ 


11  / I M “?re  money  than  at  anything  else  by 
W 111  tak“gaa  agency  for  the  best  selling  book 
* out.  Beginners  succeed  grandly.  None 

Portland,  Me  ' * ^ Book  Co.. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  3. 

:al  estate  and  building  journal 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

121  Fifth  Ave.,  Chicago. 

TERMS: 

r Year  (in  advance) 4.00 

roLE  Copies 10 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JANUARY  16,  1886. 


tered  at  Chicago  Postoffice  as  second  class  matter. 


REED  & HURLBUT, 

ffONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

RAILWAY  BONOS  FOB  SAME 

■TOST  A H U REED.  HORACE  A.  HURLBU1 
Pine  St.,  New  Yort.  icaPo- 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 

[.  KEBFOOT.  3*  KERFOOT  JB 

ESTABLISHED  1852. 

Chicago  Real  Estate  Office  of 

, H.  KERFOOT  & CO. 

91  DEARBORN  ST. 

Tespondence  solicited. 


I.  U.  GORDON, 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


0.  U.  GORDON  & CO. 

EAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

79  Dearborn  Street, 

loms  70  and  71 

Unity  Building;,  CHICAGO. 

North  and  Southh  Side  Residence  Property 
a Specialty. 


D.  H.  BROOKS, 

Dearer  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

tore  property  around  Chicago  a speciality. 

,ots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Isla: 
ilway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


/ ILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
52STE,  FOUR,  3STIKTE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

tl  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  Fr 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  MADISON  STREET, 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 

W D.  Kerfoot.  W.  a.  Mkkigold.  G.  Bihkhoff,  Jr. 

Wm.  0.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  tc  rhe  interests  of  non-residents 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

ILO-A-FTS. 
99iWashington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeiste'.  C.  H.  Puscheck. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 
i 818  S.  HALSTED  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  ©I  the  City  and  vicinity,  Bentfi 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
retiable  companies. 

^"Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 

JNO.  B KNIGHT.  jao.  d.  MAKSHAjl 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

We  give  Specie1  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Noe 
Residents,  References  given  if  desired. 

WM.  F.  LUBEKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

152  La  Salle  Street. 

[CHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
J3ale  and  General  Management  of 
Real-Estate. 

J.  P WHITE  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents 

ROOM  4 REAPER  BLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL. 

H.  G.  MOREY  & GO.. 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

S5  Washington  Street,  • • - Chicago, 

Estates  managed,  Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid. 

We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of  noll< 
residents  ^ 

D.  G.  HAMILTON.  P E.  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

96  WA8HIN6TOK  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents , 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

fl.  L.  TUBNEB.  W.  A.  BOND 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate 

Mortgage  Leans. 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicagro,  111. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  ©1 
Commission.  Taxee  Daid,  Rents  Collected. 

Tfafrp t.-»o  TVT  a 

E.  S.  DEETER  & CO,' 
BANKERS,  , 

Loansl  and ! Real  * Estate, 

88  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

F.  A.  BRAGG  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICACO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non  resident 

K.emova.1. 

M.  J.  RICHARDS, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Room  11,  94  Washington  Street. 

Chicago. 

Loans  Negotiated. 

DIXON  & PETERSON* 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDINGS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  16  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO.  ILL. 

JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Boom  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICACO. 

Single  Copy,  10c. 


Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  H B.  Bogue 

BOGrUE  & HOYT. 
EtEAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Speciu' 
ttention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 


SAM'L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR. 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Chicago, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PKOPEETY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 

Edwin  F.  Getchell.  Bruce  B.  Barney. 

Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Co., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  K.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 

GEO.  E.  COLE  & CO., 

Commercial  Stationers, 

iPrinters,  Lithographers 

and 

Blank  Book  Makers. 

^86  and  88  Dearborn  Street. 

1 elephone  5048.  CHICAGO 

Chicago  Real  Estate  Rooms, 


Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

N.  W COR  CLARK  & MADISON  STREETS, 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 

[J.  J.  WADE 

Plumbing 

AND 

House  Drainage 

AoLams  Express  Bldg.,  187  Dearborn  St,, 

(FIRST  FLOOR.) 

BAnd  531  West  Madison.  □ 

TELEPHONE  7017. 


t.  A.  Barneb,  Notary  Public. 


S.  M.  Pa 


Barnes  & Parish, 

HEAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS 

167  LaSalle  Street,  Chicago. 
STORKS  AM*  HOUSES  BEJfTKB. 


Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  f» 
tor  Non-Residents.  Beal  Estate  Bough  and  Said 
Ttlephone  Ne.  4*3. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


OFFICE 


Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal 

121  Fifth  Avenue,  CHICAGO. 


are  interested  in  improvements  ordered  by  the  Common  Council,  where  assessments  are 
levied.  Therefore  examine  our  table  on  4th  page. 


looking  for  contracts,  should  scan  the  table  on  page  15,  which  shows  all  that  is  required 
pertaining  to  Buildings  to  be  erected. 


f MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN, 

irAi 


Manufacturers  of 


RUSTIC  GAS-FIXTUREl 


Dealers  in  Building  Material, 


including  Builders’  Hardware  and  every  thing  else  which  enters  into  the  construction  Of 
houses,  should  also  look  at  the  Table  of  future  New  Buildings. 


Architects  and  Owners 


will  find  correct  information  on  prices  of  all  building  material  in  our  Tables  of  Markets, 
as  well  as  the  work  laid  out  for  the  future,  and  the  work  in  prospect. 


Real  Estate  Agents  and  Buyers 


will  find  our  classified  lists  of  sales  alphabetically  arranged  by  Streets  and  Towns,  of 
great  service  to  them  in  determining  values. 


having  business  of  a real  estate  nature,  should  read  our  columns  of  ADVERTISED 
SALES  and  FORECLOSURES. 


Merchants  and  Manufacturers 


giving  credit,  should  give  close  attention  to  the  lists  of  MORTGAGES,  JUDGMENTS, 
BILLS  OF  SALE  and  TRUST  DEEDS,  as  they  are  so  classified  as  to  be  of  value  as 
a reference  record  in  “looking  up”  Debtors. 


This  JOURNAL 


Dealers  in 

Colored,  Etched  and  Cut  Globes. 

Burners,  Kerosene-Fixtures, 

Sun-Lights,  Reflectors,  etc. 

rWe  offer  special  inducements  to  the  trade.  No 
Combination  Prices.  We  carry  in  stock 
a fu)ll  line  of 

CHANDELIERS, 

STORE  PENDANTS, 


Brackets,  Portables  and  Brass  Fittings. 


FACTORY  AND  SALESROOM: 

67  and  69  South  Canal  St.,  near  Madison,  CHICAGO. 


Pianos  and  Organs 


The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  t 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incomp: 
able  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  Cf 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  bnyini 
Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


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TSTo-  lT'O  Dearborn  Street,  OliiesLgo. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 


Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 


Particular  attention  Is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  fron 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 


Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  p: 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 





REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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R.  0.  S MYERS,  Pbopbietoe. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JAN.  16,  1886. 


The  Real  Estate  Board. 


The  annual  meeting  of  the  Chicago  Real 
Jstate  Board  was  held  Wednesday,  Jan. 

3,  with  President  Lyman  Baird  in  the 

hair. 

The  following  named  members  were 
iresent  : Messrs.  F.  A.  Henshaw,  E.  A. 
Cummings,  Sam’l  Polkey,  W.  L.  Pierce,  T. 

3.  Gebbs,  F.  A.  Barnes,  Bryan  Lathrop, 
Jeo.  M.  Bogue,  A.  B.  Mead,  Lyman  Baird, 

T.  M.  Elliott,  J.  M.  Marshall,  F.  Hatheway, 
L A.  Goodrich,  J.  H.  Trumbull,  Ernst 
Prussing,  F.  R.  Chandler,  E.  S.  Dreyer,  H. 

3.  Morey,  Wm,  A.  Merigold,  C.  H.  Mulliken, 
3.  L.  Pease,  C.  P.  Silva,  A.  D.  Hyde,  R.  W. 
iyman,  Jr,  A.  J.  Stone,  E.  Goodridge,  E.  W. 
2ander,  Jno.  G.  Hair,  R.  M.  Outhet,  J.  A. 
iVilson,  S.  E.  Gross,  M.  R.  Barnard,  J.  W. 
Farlin,  J.  H.  Van  Vlissingen,  D.  R.  Mc- 
4uley,  Pleasant  Amick,  E.  S.  Hawley,  H.  L. 
Till,  W.  G.  Jackson,  J.  L.  Lombard,  Geo.  P. 
3ay,  C.  C.  Chase,  D.  W.  Eldred,  L.  Ingledew, 
>.  M.  Parish,  E.  M.  Snow,  W.  A.  Bond,  R.  C. 
3ivens,  G.  L.  Warner,  W.  W.  Baird,  P.  R. 
^handler,  C.  R.  Calkins.  George  Birkhoff, 
Fr.,  G.  D.  Pease,  T.  G.  Dickinson,  N.  T. 
Cassette,  H.  C.  Harvey,  Sam’l  Gehr,  E.  F. 
jretchell  and  A.  J.  Stone. 

The  following  amendments  to  the  Consti- 
;ution  and  By  Laws  were  adopted: 

Resolved,  That  Article  VIII  of  the  Con- 
stitution be  amended  by  striking  out  the 
words  “then  the  Board  shall  vote  by  ballot, 
and  if  the  applicant  shall  receive  two-thirds 
of  all  the  votes  present”  so  as  to  make  it 
read  as  follows: 

“All  proposals  for  membership  shall  be  in 
writing  and  shall  be  referred  to  the  Commit- 
tee on  Membership.  If  the  committee  shall 
report  favorably  recommending  the  appli 
cant,  he  shall  be  declared  elected,  but  not 
otherwise;  and  on  signing  the  Constitution 
and  By-laws,  and  paying  the  fees  and  dues 
as  herein  provided,  he  shall  be  deemed  a full 
member  of  the  Board.” 

“Certificates  of  membership  shall  be  issued 
to  individuals  only,  and  not  to  firms.” 
Resolved,  That  Article  VII  of  the  By-laws 
be  amended  by  striking  out  the  words  “Ob 
jections  to  such  persons,  if  any,  may  then 
be  communicated  to  the  committee”  at  the 
eighth  and  ninth  lines  thereof;  and  by  in- 
serting instead  the  following:  “and  mail  to 
each  member  of  the  Board  the  names  of 
such  applicants,  stating  when  and  where  the 
committee  will  meet  to  receive  objections, 
if  any,  to  such  persons.  Such  meeting  shall 
'be  held  at  least  six  days 
have  been  mailed,” 
as  follows: 

“All  applications  for  membership  shallbe 
in  writing,  and  referred  to  and  acted  upon 
by  the  Committee  on  Membership,  whose 
proceedings  shall  be  secret  and  confidential 
They  shall  pass  on  each  application  sepa 
rately,  after  which  they  shall  post  on  the 
bulletin  board  for  six  (6)  days  the  names  of 
all  the  applicants  who  have  been  favorably 
considered,  and  mail  to  each  member  of  the 
Board  the  names  of  such  applicants,  stating 
when  and  where  the  committee  will  meet  to 
: receive  objections,  if  any,  to  such  persons 
Such  meetings  shall  be  held  at  least  six  days 
| after  the  notices  have  been  mailed.  After 
! the  committee  have  finally  passed  upon  the 
I applicants,  they  shall  at  a regular  or  spec- 
ial meeting  of  the  Board  report  for  mem- 
I bership  the  names  of  such  persons  as  have 
been  approved  by  a majority  of  the  com- 
mittee.” 

“Provided  the  committee  shall  not  admit 
any  person  to  membership  who  shall  not 


after  the  notices 
So  as  to  make  it  read 


have  received  the  affirmative  votes  of  a maj- 
ority of  the  committee,  or  who  has  received 
two  negative  votes  in  said  committee.” 
Resolved,  That  Article  III  of  the  Consti- 
tution be  amended  by  inserting  the  words 
“or  real  estate  owners”  in  the  second  line 
thereof,  so  as  to  make  it  read  as  follows: 

“All  persons  whose  business  is  the  sale  or 
care  and  management  of  real  estate  “as 
agents,  or  real  estate  owners,  whose  place  of 
business  shall  be  in  the  county  of  Cook,  may 
become  members  of  this  Board  as  hereinaf- 
ter provided.” 

Resolved,  That  Article  IV  of  the  Consti- 
tution be  amended  by  inserting  the  words 
“from  the  membership  whose  business  is  the 
sale  or  care  of  and  management  of  real  es- 
tate as  agents,”  at  the  third  line;  and  the 
words  “all  members  being  entitled  to  vote,” 
at  the  fourth  line  thereof,  so  as  to  make  it 
read  as  follows: 

“Officers  of  this  board  shall  consist  of  a 
President,  Vice-President,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer,  who  shall  be  elected  from  the 
membership  whose  business  is  the  sale  or 
care  and  management  of  real  estate  as 
agents,  at  the  annual  meeting,  to  serve  for 
one  year  or  until  their  successors  are  duly 
elected,  all  members  being  entitled  to  vote. 
Provided,  that  to  fill  vacancies,  elections  of 
officers  of  the  Board  may  be  held  at  any  reg- 
ular meeting,  due  notice  of  such  election 
having  first  been  given  by  the  Secretary.” 
“Provided  also  that  no  member  shall  be 
elected  to  the  same  office  for  two  successive 
terms  ^ 

Resolved,  That  Article  VIII  of  the  Consti 
tution  be  amended  by  adding  the  following : 

“ Provided  that  the  membership  shall  be 
classified,  to  wit:  into  agent-members  and 
associate  members;  and  that  the  initiation 
fee  of  associate  members  shall  be  one-half 
less,  and  the  dues  one-third  less  than  are 
the  initiation  fee  and  dues  respectively  of 
agent-members.” 

“Provided,  however,  that  no  member 
hereafter  admitted,  save  his  business  is  the 
sale,  or  care  and  management  of  real  estate 
as  agent,  shall  be  permitted  to  offer  prop- 
erty for  sale,  or  exchange  on  the  daily  Call 
of  the  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board;  and  it 
shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Secretary  under  the 
direction  of  the  membership  committee  to 
Keep  an  accurate  roster  of  agent-members 
and  associate-members,  for  the  purpose  of 
a rigid  enforcement  of  this  By-law.” 

“Provided  that  of  the  members  of  the 
Chicago  Real  Estate  Board  elected  subse 
quent  to  January  1st,  1886,  none  but  actual 
agent-members  shall  be  permitted  to  pro 
pose  an  amendment  to  this  Constitution  and 
By-laws,  or  vote  on  the  question, — for  the 
adoption  of  any  by-law  or  rule  for  the  gov- 
ernment of  the  business,  or  which  involves 
the  compensation  of  the  agent- membership 
or  on  the  question, — for  the  abrogation  of 
any  rule  which  will  in  any  way  affect  such 
interests,  or  participate  in  any  debate  per- 
taining to  the  subject  mattery  uamed  above 
and  all  Standing  Committees,  either  ap 
pointed  or  elected  shall  be  composed  of 
agent-members  exclusively. 

“ Provided  also  that  any  agent  who  shall 
cease  to  do  business  regularly  as  such,  shall 
be  transferred  from  the  list  of  agents  to 
that  of  associate-members,  bnt  no  rebate  of 
any  part  of  either  initiation  fee  or  dues 
which  he  has  already  paid  shall  be  made 
but  it  is  distinctly  understood  that  the  pro 
visions  of  this  article  shall  in  no  way  ap 
ply  to  the  present  membership.” 

Resolved,  That  article  IX  be  amended  by 
striking  out  the  word  “constitutional”  in 
the  seventh  line,  inserting  instead  “the;' 
and  after  the  words  “special  meeting”  in 
the  eighth  line  add  “in  accord  with  the  pro- 
visions of  Article  VIII  of  this  Constitution,” 
so  as  to  make  it  read  as  follows: 

ARTICLE  IX. 


same  communicated  to  all  the  members  of 
the  Board  by  the  Secretary. 

Resolved,  That  article  XIII  of  the  By-laws 
be  amended  by  adding  after  the  last  “the” 
in  the  second  line  the  word  “agent,”  so  that 
it  will  read  as  follows: 

ARTICLE  XIII. 

These  By-laws  may  be  altered  or  amend 
ed,  or  new  by-laws  adopted  by  a vote  of 
two-thirds  of  the  agent-members  present  at 
any  regular  meeting  of  the  Board,  one 
week’s  previous  notice  having  been  given 
by  the  Secretary  to  all  members  of  the 
Board. 

Resolved,  That  Article  I of  the  By-laws 
be  amended  to  read  as  follows: 

ARTICLE  I. 

FEES  AND  DUES. 

The  membership  fee  of  each  agent-mem- 
ber, which  shall  entitle  such  member  to  a 
certificate  of  membership  shall  be  One 
Hundred  Dollars  ($100)  until  the  Board 
numbers  one  hundred  aed  fifty  (150)  agent- 
members,  and  then  the  price  of  member 
ship  shall  be  Two  Hundred  Dollars  ($200). 

The  membership  fee  of  each  associate- 
member  shall  be  one-half  the  fee  for  agent- 
members. 

The  annual  dues  of  agent-members  shall 
be  Thirty  Dollars  ($30),  and  the  annual 
dues  of  associate-members  shall  be  one- 
third  less  than  the  dues  of  agent-members, 
to  be  paid  semi-annually  in  advance,  on 
February  1st  and  August  1st,  and  no  mem- 
ber shall  be  entitled  to  vote  who  is  in  ar- 
rears for  the  same. 

Such  certificates  shall  be  transferable,  on 
approval  by  the  Committee  on  Membership, 
in  accordance  with  Article  VIII  of  the  Con- 
stitution. and  the  payment  of  ($5)  registra- 
tion fee  to  the  Treasurer  ofthe  Board. 

Mr.  Dix,  representing  Treasurer  Chand- 
ler, made  his  annual  report,  which  was  ac- 
cepted, subject  to  the  approval  of  the 
executive  committee. 

Mr.  E.  A.  Cummings  presented  the  an- 
nual report  of  the  Executive  Committee. 

President  Baird  appointed  Messrs.  W.  L. 
Pierce,  S.  M.  Parish  and  Norman  T.  Gazette 
members  of  the  Banquet  Committee. 

It  was  resolved  to  appoint  a committe  of 
three  to  revise  the  constitution  and  by-laws, 
and  have  them  printed, 


In  the  rural  ungraded  schools,  a little 
ey  judiciously  expended  for  school  sup 
each  year  will  go  a great  ways. 

In  the  first  place,  the  law  requires  school^ 
directors  to  do  the  business  of  the  district 
at  regular  or  duly  called  meetings  only.  (Of 
a called  meeting  each  member  of  the  board 
must  be  given  due  notice.)  The  courts  hold 
that  public  business  should  be  transacted  at 
public  meetings,  and  business  not  done  in 
this  manner  may  be  declared  illegal.  Es- 
pecially is  this  true  when  the  expenditure  of 
money,  issuing  of  orders,  is  concerned. 
Next  school  directors  should  do  business  only 
with  reputable,  reliable  firms.  Both  in  this 
respect  and  whether  the  supplies  and  other 
articles  to  be  purchased  are  necessary  and 
worth  the  price  asked  for  them,  I am  sure 
the  county  superintendent  will  take  pains 
to  advise  them  with  regard  to  the  sup- 
plies, apparatus  and  appliances  which  are 
indispensable  in  a well  regulated  school.” 

It  is  obvious  that  the  Superintendent  of 
Public  instruction  does  not  reside  in  Cook 
County,  for  the  simple  reason  that  his  fears 
are  all  based  on  the  supposed  undue  cred- 
ulity and  innocence  of  the  average  school 
director.  He  lays  down  the  law,  which  is 
his  duty,  and  then  tells  them  how  to  avoid 
being  swindled.  The  trouble  has  all  been 
the  other  way  in  this  portion  of  Illinois. 
The  school  directo-s  do  the  stealing  here, 
the  tax  payers  do  the  kicking,  and  the 
County  Superintendent  of  Schools  looks  on 
and  tells  the  people  and  the  newspapers 
“how  it  is  the  duty  of  the  Township  Trus- 
tees” to  investigate  such  matters.  “I  am 
sure  the  County  Superintendent  will  advise 
them  ” don’t  strike  in  as  far  as  the  man 
Lane  is  concerned.  He  is  more  positive 
about  “ Phonics”  and  certain  kinds  of  text 
books  than  he  is  about  any  question  of 
crookedness  on  the  part  of  the  school  direc- 
tors under  his  jurisdiction.  The  favorite 
scheme  of  some  of  the  school  directors  in 
Cook  County  is  to  become  intimately  ac- 
quainted with  some  prominent  and  “respec- 
table furniture  establishment,”  buy  their 
stuff  whether  it  is  needed  or  not.  and  then 
draw  the  orders  for  twice  the  amount,  and 
if  the  Township  Treasurer  is  in  the  “ring,” 
he  will  give  his  check  on  the  bank  where 
the  township  funds  are  kept  for  the  amount. 
It  is  a mistake  to  suppose  that  the  unedu- 
cated school  directors  do  not  know  how  to 


The  annual  election  took  place  next,  and  ) steal.  They  can  learn  that  in  the  same  man- 


the  following  named  members  were  elected 
for  the  ensuing  year: 

E.  A.  Cummings,  President;  Bryan  Lath- 
rop, Vice-President;  E.S.  Dreyer, Treasurer; 
E.  M.  Snow,  Secretary.  Executive  Commit- 
tee: R.  W.  Wyman,  Jr.,  F.  A.  Barnes  and  W. 
L.  Pierce.  Reference  Committee:  W.  D. 

Kerfoot,  M.  R.  Barnard  and  Willis  G.  Jack- 
n.  Membership  Committee:  A.  B.  Mead, 
J.  A.  Wilson,  F.  A.  Henshaw,  F.  C.  Gibbs,  E. 
Goodridge,  Geo.  P.  Bay  and  H.  W.  Hoyt. 
Call  Board  Committee:  C.  H.  Mulliken,  C. 
P.  Silva  and  W.  W.  Baird. 

There  being  no  other  business,  on  motion 
the  meeting  adjourned. 


ner  that  a monkey  learns  to  take  the  pen- 
nies and  deposit  them  in  his  masters 
clothes — a la  Tilton  school  fashion.  A finely 
educated  man  is  too  proud  to  steal — a poli- 
tician thinks  it  is  smart. 


BY-LAWS  AND  AMENDMENTS 

The  by-laws  shall  prescribe  the  amount  of 
fees  and  dues;  for  the  appointment  of  com 
mittees;  prescribe  the  duties  of  officers  and 
members,  and  provide  rules  and  regulations 
for  their  government 

This  Constitution  and  the  article  under 
which  this  Board  is  organized  may  be 
altered  or  amended  by  three-quarters  of  all 
the  votes  of  the  Board  present  at  any  regular 
or  special  meeting,  in  accord  with  the  pro 
visions  of  Article  VIII  of  this  Constitution 
provided  due  notice  of  such  proposed  alter 
ation  or  amendment  shall  have  been  given 
at  a regular  or  special  meeting  held  at  least 
one 


Interesting  to  Tax-payers. 

WABNING  FBOM  THE  SUPT.  OF  PUBLIC  INSTBUO 
TION. 

Office  of  the  Superintendent  of  Public 
Instbuction,  Spbingfield,  III.,  Nov  15, 1885. 

-Information  received  from  various  parts 
of  the  State  reveals  the  fact  that  school 
boards  are  made  victims  of  fraud  and  de- 
ception in  different  ways,  and  I am  impelled 
to  address  them  this  circular  to  guard 
against  any  further  losses. 

Worthless  publications,  school  apparatus 
and  other  contrivances  are  sold  to  school  di- 
rectors at  enormous  prices;  district  orders 
are  secured  by  irrisponsible  agents  through 
shrewd  folding  of  sheets  of  paper,  under 
the  pretense  of  collecting  school  statistics, 
and  other  information  concerning  the 
schools,  the  district  records  are  searched 
and  the  directors’  signatures  obtained  by 
strangers;  and  various  other  schemes  are 
worked  causing  the  school  districts  loss  in 
money,  and,  what  is  worse,  depriving  the 
schools  of  that  legitimate  support  to  which 
they  are  entitled.  I am,  furthermore,  aware 
that  in  many  cases  too  much  money  is  ex- 
pended annually  for  supplies  and  incident- 
als, while  a judicious  expenditure  of  funds 
in  this  direction  would  do  much  to  increase 


the  efficiency  of  our  schools.  While  it  is 
poor  economy  to  withhold  that  which  is  es- 
regular  or  special  meeting  held  at  least  sential  and  necessary,  extravagance  in  this 
week  previously,  and  the  purport  of  the  ] respect  benefits  nobody  except  the  dealer. 


CHICAGO  CITY  COUNCIL. 

Council  Chambebs,  ) 
Chicago,  January  11,  1885.  ) 

On  Monday  night  the  council  granted  the 
Chicago  Passenger  Railway  Company  the 
right  to  maintain  and  operate  a single  track 
on  Adams  st.  from  Desplaiues  st.  to  Center 
av.;  on  Center  av.  from  Adams  to  21st,  aud 
on  21st  from  Center  av.  to  Western  av. 
Commissioner  Grieger  estimated  the  cost  of 
a double  roadway,  swing-bridge  at  Adams 
st.,  at  $150,000.  A similar  one  at  Jackson 
st.,  including  a viaduct  from  Canal  st.  to  the 
river  and  approaches,  at  $280,000. 

It  will  be  remembered  that  the  Journal 
was  the  first  newspaper  to  advocate  the 
building  of  such  bridges  as  a partial  reme- 
dy for  the  much  complained  of  hindrance 
to  travel. 

The  City  Collector  submitted  his  annual 
report  for  the  year  ending  December  31, 
1885,  accompanied  by  an  official  letter  from 
the  City  Comptroller  certifying  that  the  re- 
port has  been  compared  with  the  books  of 
his  office,  and  found  correct,  and  that  the 
moneys  collected  were  duly  deposited  in  the 
City  Treasury  to  the  credit  of  the  respective 
aocounts. 

Aid.  Cullerton  moved  that  the  recapitula- 
tion be  published  and  the  report  placed  on 
fiile. 

The  motion  prevailed. 

The  following  is  the  recapitulation: 

BEOA  PITUL  ATION. 

Amount  of  warrants — special 

assessments $4,197,296.0"’ 

Amount  of  warrant — delinquent 

water  tax 25.607.86 

Amount  of  Licenses 1,916.014,22 

$6,138,918.08 


(Continued  on  page  38). 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Damaging  Effects  of  Poorly  Paved  Streets. 

No  doubt  it  was  the  intention  of  the  Park  Commissioners 
to  make  Washington  Boulevard  the  best  residence  street  on 
the  West  Side.  A West  Side  editor  who  has  examined  the 
6nbject,  hits  the  nail  so  squarely  on  the  head  that  we  give 
his  exact  words  to  show  the  folly  of  opposing  asphalt  as  a 
top  dressing  for  streets. 

The  stupendous  blunders  of  the  West  Park  Commission- 
ers in  applying  various  granite  and  gravel  top  dressings  on 
that  thoroughfare,  has  busted  the  snap.  Although  they 
have  an  excellent  foundation,  the  top  dressing  is  a wretched 
failure,  notwithstanding  the  expenditure  of  such  enormous 
sums  in  experiments.  In  places  where  a certain  quality  of 
stone  is  used,  the  surface  is  a sea  of  volatile 

mud,  the  horses’  feet  spattering  it  over  everything, 
carriage,  robes  and  harness.  In  other  places  the  continu- 
ous rains  have  rendered  the  surface  soft  and  spongy,  the 
wheels  cutting  in  so  as  to  make  the  hauling  disagreeably 
heavy  and  hard  on  horses.  In  short,  a drive  over  the  boul- 
evard and  through  the  parks  during  our  wet  weather,  has 
been  a wearisome  burden.  With  such  an  experience  with 
granite,  it  would  be  a policy  most  short-sighted  and  disas 
trous  for  a prominent  residence  street  to  adopt  it.  Instead 
of  advancing  on  such  a thoroughfare,  property  values  would 
depreciate. 

Since  the  work  of  paving  Warren  ave.  with  asphalt  be- 
gun. the  sappers  and  miners  are  industriously  at  work  de- 
crying asphalt,  exalting  wood  blocks  and  glorifying  gran- 
ite as  the  proper  thing  for  top  dressing  for  Jackson  street. 

The  majority  of  property  owners  on  Jackson  street  are, 
it  seems,  in  favor  of  using  asphalt  for  that  street,  as  it  is 
one  of  the  very  best  residence  streets  on  the  West  Side. 
With  the  foundation  Jackson  street  has  already,  the  expense 
of  an  asphalt  covering,  guaranteed  in  every  respect,  can  be 
put  down  at  a price  not  exceeding  $4  per  foot,  and  Jackson 
street  property  owners  will  make  the  mistake  of  their  lives 
if  they  don’t  have  it. 

The  improvement  of  Warren  av.  has  been  approved  and 
highly  praised  by  such  men  as  Francis  B.  Peabody,  II.  H. 
Schufeldt,  Jno.  H.  Dole,  Chas.  A.  Dupee  and  others  of  equal- 
ly good  judgment. 

Fire  Proof  Building  Material. 

One  of  the  most  important  subjects  that  can  engage  the 
attention  of  property  owners,  builders,  or  architects,  is 
the  best  mode  of  securing  exemption  from  the  destruction 
of  fire.  The  resisting  qualities  of  well  burned  clay  have 
long  been  recognized,  and  may  have  possibly  suggested  the 
idea  of  inventing  the  far  famed  effective  fire-proof  build 
ng  material,  called  Fire  Proof  Hollow  Olay  Tile.  The 
popularity  of  fire-proof  hollow  building  tile  is  general,  and 
its  introduction  into  huildings  has  been  more  rapid  than 
the  most  sanguine  expectation  of  dealers  and  manufac- 
turers. The  necesfity  for  making  buildings  of  every  de- 
scription as  nearly  fire-proof  as  possible,  is  so  fully  recog- 
nized at  the  present  day,  that  the  entire  community  are 
interested  in  the  effectiveness  of  the  material  used  for  the 
purpose. 

Among  the  most  successful  of  the  manufacturers  of  this 
material  is  the  Pioneer  Fire-proof  Construction  Co.,  with 
office  and  warehouse  at  1545  Clark  street,  This  company 
refer  to  their  work  as  their  best  testimonials,  which  may  be 
seen  in  a large  number  of  the  fine  office  buildings  erected 
during  the  past  few  years  in  Chicago  and  elsewhere.  The 
buildings  illustrating  our  2d  of  January  supplement  were 
all  fire-proofed  by  their  celebrated  fire-proof  hollow  tile. 
In  addition  to  these,  which  were  the  New  Board  of  Trade, 
Royal  Ins.  Co.  Building,  Counselman  Building,  Parker 
Office  Building,  Pullman  Building,  Chicago  Opera  House 
Building,  may  be  mentioned, 

Chicago  City  Hall  and  Court  House,  Chicago. 

Cook  County  Jail  and  Court  House  (North  Side)  Chicago. 
Traders’  Loan  and  Trust  Co.’s  Office  Building  ‘ 
Montauk  Office  Building,  ‘ 

Mailer’s  Office  Building,  1 

Calumet  Office  Building,  ‘ 

The  Kendall  Office  Building,  ‘‘ 

Old  First  National  Bank  Building,  11 

Major’s  Building,  “ 

Marshall  Field  & Co.’s  Building,  “ 

Blair’s  Building,  “ 

Hiram  Sibley’s  Mammoth  Warehouses,  A and  B,  “ 
Chicago  Water  Works  Building  (North  Side),  “ 

New  U.  S Custom  House  and  P.  0.  Building  “ 

J.  S,  Kirk  & Co.’s  Boiler  House,  “ 

H.  H.  Porter’s  Residence,  “ 

Potter  Palmer’s  Mammoth  Fire-proof  Hotel,  “ 

McCoy’s  European  Hotel,  “ 


TABLE  SHOWING  IMPROVEMENTS  ORDERED 

to  be  made  by  the  Chicago  City  Council,  where  assessments  are  levied.  Passed  Dec.  28th  and  31st. 


STREETS  IMPROVED. 

FROM. 

TO. 

COST. 

CHARACTER  OF  IMPROVEME] 

Milwaukee  ave.  & Wade  st.,  alley  bet. 

Augusta  st 

Noble  st 

Madison  st  & Wash,  blvd,  alley  bet.  . . 

Ann  st 

Elizabeth  6t 

j 

Wisconsin  st 

Sedgwick  st 

Larrabee  st 

Fifth  av  & Franklin  st,  alley  bet 

Congress  st 

Curbing,  grading  and  pavins, 

Huron  st 

N Franklin  st  

its  western  terminus 

Polk  st,  w 

Loomis  st 

Sanger  st 

Archer  ave 

Douglas  ave 

S.  fork  of  S.  B.  Chicago  river 

Dashiel  st 

Twenty-sixth  st  

Wright  st 

Wilcox  ave 

Western  ave 

Taylor  st,  w 

Ashland  ave 

Mohawk  st 

Clybourn  ave 

Keith  st 

^Curbing,  tilling  and  paving. 

Robey  st 

W 19th  st 

Fifth  ave 

Twenty-sixth  st 

31st  st 

26th  st 

Warren  ave 

C & N W R R track 

Homan  st 

Robey  st 

Throop  st 

W Taylor  st 

Wabash  ave 

22d  st 

■i 

Twelfth  st,  w 

Blue  Island  ave 

Ashland  ave 

. 

Sedgwick  st 

Rush  st . . 

Jackson  st 

r Grading  and  paving. 

Schiller  st 

N Wells  st 

Cottage  Grove  ave 

30th  st 

Wabash  ave 

16th  st 

I.arrabee  st 

Twenty -second  st,  w 

Seeley  ave 

Plum  st 

Douglas  ave 

Sedgwick  st 

Douglas  ave 

LS&MSR  R 

Blue  Island  ave 

Sixteenth  st  viaduct 

22d  st 

/ 

Throop  st 

Taylor  st 

Superior  st 

Butler  st 

Sangamon  st 

Honore  st 

Water-service  pipes. 

Twenty-fourth  et 

Hanover  st 

Keith  st 

Archer  ave 

Douglas  ave 

Wright  st 

Canal  st 

Quincy  st 

Desplaines  st 

Ohio  st,  w 

Wood  st 

Harrison  st 

Wade  st 

Elston  ave 

Crittenden  st 

1 

West  Hotel,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

Ryan  Hotel,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

Equitable  Life  Assurance  Society  Building,  St.  Louis, 
Missouri. 

Gay’s  Office  Building,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Colby  Office  Building,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Wisconsin  State  Capitol  Extension,  Madison,  Wis- 

Stillman  Apartment  Building,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

The  Factory  Building  of  this  Company  at  Ottawa,  111., 
and  also  their  Office  Building  in  Chicago,  are  built  of  Fire- 
proof hollow  tile. 

This  indestructible  material  is  made  into  all  the  various 
shapes  required  by  builders,  including  blocks  for  parti 
tions,  ceiling  tiles,  furring  tiles,  filling  between  iron  pillars 
and  roof-beams,  floor  and  roof-bridge  tiles,  fire-proof  cas- 
ing for  iron  and  wooden  columns,  fire-proof  deafening 
blocks,  fire-proof  ceiling  plates,  etc.  The  company  manu- 
facture everything  in  connection  with  the  making  of  bnild- 
ings  fire-proof,  and  from  special  designs  if  desired. 

A beautiful  illustrated  catalogue  has  been  lately  issued 
by  them,  which  will  be  sent  on  application. 


THE  LUMBER  MARKET. 

A.  E.  Schindler,  Chicago  manager  for  J.  Rayner,  of  New 
York,  dealer  in  all  kinds  of  Mahogany  and  Veneers,  re- 
ports business  in  his  line  to  be  active  for  this  time  of  the 
year,  with  good  prospects  for  the  near  future. 

Freight  Rates. 

WEST  j EAST 

TO  KANSAS  OITX,  ST.  JOSEPH, FROM  CHICAGO  AND  COMMON 
ATCHISON  AND  LEAVENWCBTH,;  POINTS  ON  CAB  LOAD  LOTS  OF 

HARD  AND  SOFT  LUMBER,  IN 
EFFECT  NOVEMBER  1. 


IN  EFFECT  NOVEMBER  2. 

From  Alton 11)4  cents. I 


Burlington 

.13)4 

u 

To  New  York 

Chicago  . . . 

.16 

it 

“ Boston 

. .40 

U 

Clinton.  . . . 

.16 

It 

“ Philadelphia.. 

. .33 

“ 

Davenport. 

•14)4 

a 

“ Baltimore 

. .32 

tt 

Detroit. . . . 

•22)4 

ti 

“ Washington... 

. .32 

Ft  Madison.  13)4 

ti 

“ Albany  

..32 

“ 

Fulton 

.16 

it 

“ Troy 

. .32 

ti 

Hannibal. . 

■12)4 

“ Scenectady . . . . 

. .32 

U 

Keokuk 

• 13J* 

“ 

“ Buffalo, 

. .20 

it 

Louisiana . 

12$* 

“ 

“ Pittsburgh . . . . 

..20 

“ 

Moiine .... 

14K 

it 

“ Wheeling 

. .20 

Montrose  . 

.13)4 

“ Susps’n  Bridge.. 20 

Peoria 

.16 

it 

“ Salamanca. . . . 

..20 

it 

Quincy.  . . . 

•12)4 

ti 

“ Black  Rock 

. .20 

“ 

Rock  Island. 14)4 

tt 

“ Dunkirk 

. . 20 

it 

St.  Louis. . . 

• il)4 

it 

“ Erie 

. .20 

ti 

Toledo 

•22)4 

tt 

“ Toronto 

..20 

it 

Construction  Sotes. 

OITX  AND  COUNTRY. 

Proposals  for  paving  will  be  received  by  City  Council  at, 
Des  Moines,  Iowa,  not  later  than  January  15,  for  curbing, 


guttering  and  paving  W.  Locust  st.  from  east  line  of  Se 
ond  st.  to  west  end  of  Locust  st.  bridge;  Water  street  fro 
north  line  of  Walnut  st.,  to  south  line  of  Locust  st.;  Ea 
Locust  st.  from  west  line  of  Frost  st.  to  east  end  of  Loco 
st.  bridge.  Address  bids  to  W.  A.  Christy,  City  Clerk,  ai 
mark  envelope  “Proposals  for  Paving.”  Separate  enveloj 
to  contain  the  sum  of  $005,  deposited  by  the  bidder,  et< 
from  the  City  Treasury. 

Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  at  the  Warden’s  offic 
State  House  of  Correction  and  Reformation,  Ionia,  Micl 
up  to  Saturday,  the  16th  day  of  January,  for  the  labor  - 
100  to  150  inmates  having  from  one  year  to  ten  years 
serve.  These  men  have  been  employed  on  the  Fargo  bo 
and  shoe  contract,  and  are  experts  at  that  trade.  The  Boa 
of  Managers  and  Warden  reserve  the  right  to  reject  any  a, 
all  bids.  E.  C.  Watkins,  Warden. 

Bids  for  furnishing  the  city  of  Detroit  certain  supph 
and  work  were  opened  the  9 inst.  The  lowest  bidders  wc 
as  follows:  Receiving  basins,  Batch  elder  & Long,  $24.? 
iron  castings,  Griffin  car  wheel  company,  $1.97;  water  lin: 
A.  D.  Noble,  84  cents;  plank  sidewalks,  J.  B.  Fisher,  $5 
50. 

The  following  bids  were  received  by  the  city  of  Milwa 
kee  last  week  Tuesday  for  1,500  tons  of  water-pipe  of  va: 
ous  sizes:  Lake  Shore  Foundry,  $25.35  per  ton  for  30-in' 
pipe,  $26.35  for  20-inch  and  24-inch,  $27.45  for  12-inch, « 
$28.05  for  8-inch  and  6-inch;  Dennis  &ong  & Co.,  $27. 
for  30-inch.  $28  for  20-inch,  $27.58  for  24-inch,  $28.75  1 
12-inch,  $29.75  for  8-inch  and  $30.75  for  6-inch;  Detri 
Pipe  & Foundry  Company,  $28.36  for  30-inch,  20-inch  ai 
24-inch,  $29.86  for  12-inch,  8-inch  and  6-inch;  Warr 
Foundry  and  Machinery  Company,  $26.90  for  30-inch,  $! 
40  for  20-inch  and  24-inch,  $28.20  for  12-inch,  8-inch  and 
inch;  Cincinnati  and  Newport  Iron  and  Pipe  Compar 
$24.74  for  30-inch,  20-inch  and  24-inch,  $25.94  for  12-int 
$26.44  for  8 inch  and  6-inch.  The  last  bidder  received  t 
contract.  The  delivery  is  to  commence  April  1,  1886,  ai 
must  be  finished  by  August  1. 

City  Engineer  Benzenberg  states  that  the  city  has  sav 
over  $10,000  by  contracting  for  the  pipe  so  early  in  t 
season. 

The  Michigan  Central  railroad  will  build  a $25,0 
depot  at  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.  Plans  by  Chief  Engine 
Hawks. 

Bids  will  be  asked  about  Feb  1,  for  the  erection  of  t 
new  Y.  M.  C.  A.  building  at  Milwaukee. 

Bids  will  soon  be  asked  for  furnishing  the  iron  work  : 
the  first  sto  ry  of  the  new  post  office  building  at  Minn 
lis. 

The  Savannah  Cotton  Exchange,  of  Savannah,  Ga.,  invi 
plans  for  a cotton  exchange  building.  J.  B.  Duckworth 
chairman  of  the  committee. 

Bids  will  be  received  until  Jan  25,  by  the  snpervisir 
architect  of  the  treasury  department,  for  lathing  and  pla 
tering  the  court  house,  post  office,  etc.,  at  Oxford,  Mass. 


leer  Fireproof  Construction 
Company, 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 


sheriffs  aNDUKW  s" 

JOHN  SHERIFFS  & Sh- 


eriffs 


Cor  LuiSber  and  2S2d  street*, 

>K  :IAL  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  C1TV  OltOI 


:r,s. 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone 

J.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M Hoiob. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & EOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


R^YiMOIISr ID’S  FmmTETST 

Compressed  LeadSash  Weigh 

O 


Is, 


SOLID, 


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■rm 


BRADLEY  GAS  LIGHT  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Automatic  das  Machines. 


COMPACT. 

noiseless. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 


Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  IVo  Friction.— No  JJoise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldfc.  0.  B.  Farwell’s  . 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s  _ . rnrw.iT.nnH 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offie  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

55  slticL  57  -West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


OFFICE:— 76  Fifth  Avenue,  CHICAGO. 

Greatest  improvements  in  Gas  Lighting  Apparatus,  gives  uniform  good  light  in  open  hurners^free  from 
oke,  no  chimneys  needed,  like  city  gas  at  one-fourth  the  cost, 
operation  in  Chicago  and  suburbs. 


L V CD  UU11U1LL*  I ’ 

No  increase  of  fire-risk,  easy  to  handle.  May  be  seen 


in-  IMI.  CLARKE 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

ted. 


LUMBER  DEPARTMENT. 


Mahoganizing  Mahogany. 

The  practice  of  deception  in  the  manufacture  of  articles 
luxury  and  adornment  by  means  of  surface  imitation, 
ping  them  an  apparent  quality  and  value  which  they  do 
t possess,  has  long  prevailed  in  the  arts.  It  has  long 
en  a feature  of  cabinet  furniture  of  the  cheaper  grades. 
iere  is  and  always  will  be  a market  for  such  wares,  ho- 
use great  numbers  of  buyers  cannot  afford  to  pay  for  what 
genuine  and  intrinsically  excellent,  but  are  willing  to 
ke  the  next  best  thing— a good  imitation  which  can  only 
detected  by  experts.  The  manufacturers  and  vendors  in 
purely  business  point  of  view,  cannot  be  justly  blamed 
r supplying  the  demand  for  goods  in  their  line.  Indeed, 
e force  of  competition  makes  it  unavoidable,  so  long  as 
ere  is  no  concerted  action  by  the  trade  against  pandering 
such  a perversion  of  good  taste. 

The  supremacy  of  mahogany  as  the  king  of  cabinet 
,ods  has  long  been  conceded,  and  it  is  not  likely  that  it 
ill  ever  be  supplanted  by  a successful  rival.  Sometimes, 
it  not  often,  it  goes  out  of  fashion  for  a brief  period,  as 
did  some  twenty  years  ago  to  make  way  for  the  black 
alnut  craze.  But  it  did  not  stay  long  under  a cloud,  the 
iportations  increasing  from  half  a million  feet  in  1874  to 
n millions  in  1884.  In  one  respect  it  has  an  advantage 
7QX  almost  all  other  woods.  Its  beauty,  instead  of  deter- 
irating,  increases  with  age;  it  does  not  shrink,  warp  or 
leek,  and  the  peculiarly  rich  tone  of  mahogany  furniture 
lade  fifty  years  ago  cannot  be  acquired  only  by  the  lapse 
E time,  and  time  is  therefore  an  unavoidable  element  in 
le  price  of  the  product.  Furniture  that  has  thus  been  en- 
ched  and  beautified  by  age  is  called  “antique,”  a term 
hich  heightens  the  charm  and  intensifies  the  desire  for  its 
ossession;  and  manufacturers,  in  order  to  profit  by  the 
Age  and  serve  their  customers,  have  resorted  to  a process 
If  staining  new  mahogany,  or  toning  it  up,  as  it  is  called, 

0 as  to  counterfeit  the  appearance  of  age  and  give  an 
ntique  effect  to  the  new  wood,  the  furniture  being  real 
jiahogany  upon  which  no  deception  has  been  practiced 
ixcept  to  make  it  look  older  than  it  really  is. 

1 But  like  most  other  manias,  the  antique  craze  is  subsid- 
ing; either  because  the  price,  as  a rule,  is  an  infalibie  index 
f what  is  real  and  what  is  spurious,  or  because  reputable 
lanufacturers  are  not  disposed  to  encourage  deception, 
osewood,  the  nearest  rival  of  mahogany,  is  also  subjected 


to  the  staining  process,  which  robs  it  of  its  natural  beauty 
when  new,  to  make  it  saleable.  Whateier  in  esthetic  adorn- 
ment pretends  to  be  what  it  is  not,  and  to  have  cost  what  it 
did  not,  is  a cheat,  an  imposition  and  a lie;  and  in  cabinet 
work,  in  architectural  construction  and  kindred  things,  it  is 
always  better  to  let  the  material  speak  for  itself,  whether  it 
is  mahogany,  new  or  old,  rosewood,  cherry,  oak  or  whatnot. 
Painted  surfaces  are  not  objectionable,  except  in  so  far  as 
they  are  intended  to  deceive  by  a close  imitation  of  some- 
thing better  than  what  the  paint  covers. 

The  hardwood  trade  for  the  past  year  was  characterized 
by  a steady  demand  for  consumption,  and  dealers  have  re- 
alized fair  profits.  Poplar  sold  ahead  of  many  other  kinds 
of  hardwood,  but  has  yielded  less  profit.  The  use3  of  this 
wood  are  daily  increasing,  although  it  has  a competitor  in 
white  pine.  It  is  stated  that  two-thirds  of  the  poplar  land- 
ed in  Boston  is  below  the  standard  grade,  and  the  selling 
price  on  such  lumber  has  established  a basis  of  value  for  the 
choice  lots,  the  prices  during  the  year  ranging  from  $26  to 
$30  a thousand,  which  is  said  to  be  too  low  to  leave  any 
profit  for  the  dealer.  Good  walnut  has  been  very  scarce  for 
a year  past,  and  is  in  strong  demand  now  by  furniture  man- 
ufacturers. 

There  has  been  and  is  still  a good  demand  for  cherry, and 
prices  have  remained  reasonable.  It  is  used  largely  for 
parlor  and  bed-room  furniture,  and  to  some  extent  for  fin- 
ishing purposes  in  fine  buildings. 

Ash  was  quiet  until  Nov  1,  when  it  came  into  request  in 
a small  way.  The  value,  or  at  least  the  selling  price,  drop- 
ped during  the  summer  months  to  a point  below  any  quo- 
tations for  the  last  five  years,  due  to  dull  trade  and  low  rates. 
At  present  the  prospects  for  ash  are  brighter  and  prices 
firmer. 


mahogany  and  Cabinet  Woods. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 


and  rosewood: 

Mexican  mahogany,  $100  < 
St.  Domingo  “ 150 

Cuba  “ 100 

Rosewood  “ 2 


$180  per  M. 
200 
150 

5c  pr  lb. 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 

mason’s  supplies. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  $ square  foot 

10-inch  thick,  $ square  foot 

12-inch  thick  $ square  foot 

Rublestone,  lb  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard. 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches 

4 


20$  — 
22@  — 
7 50 
55 
00  24 
00  28 


BUILDING  PAPER. 

The  following  quotations  represent  ton  lots.  Lesser 
amounts  are  subject  to  a higher  rate  of  10  cents  on  100 
pounds. 

r PER  100  LBB 

Plain  straw  board  sheathing  paper $1.30 

Tarred  straw  board  sheathing  paper 1.40 

Inodorous  water-proof  sheathing  paper 2. 

Prepared  plastering  paper 2. 

Tarred  roofing,  felt 1-40 

Tarred  sheathing  felt 1 A0 

Carpet  lining  felt 2.26 


“ Building  stone,  per  cube 00  50@00  60 

Maxwell  & Co.: 

Euclid  Stone  Co’s  3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars  00  22 
“ “ 4-inch  “ “ 00  26 

« “ Building  Stone 00  50@00  56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls  3 ® 

Lime,  in  bbls  finishing 

Common  brick,  $ M 7 nn^9  nu 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick I6 

Anderson’s 22  00@29  00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  $ M 65  00@300  00 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 42  00@45  00 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 50  00 

Racine  Pressed  Brick 20  00 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 30  00@33  00 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick @25  00 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 22  ()0@30  00 

St.  Louis  Pressed 

Fire  Brick  $ M '. 25  00 @50  00 

Michigan  New  York  Stucco  and  Iowa 
Cement,  Utica,  and  Buffalo,  $ bbl . 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee 

Portland  Impt  Cement 

White  Sand  $ bbl 

Fire  Clay  $ bbl 

Plastering  Hair  $ bush 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 

Roofing,  $ square  gravel  j*  00  < 5 50 

Asphalt  Roofing 7 601  9 00 

Marble  Dust  $ bbl.  200 


bbl.. 


V«U 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


D.  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

House  Renting  and  Collections. 

Office : 138-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 
Room  I I CHICACO. 

I®”  Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


Andrew  Krimbill. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES: 

Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  111. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 


Amount  of  special  assessments 

collected 335,804.20 

Amount  of  delinquent  specials 

to  County  Collector 1,830,061.11 

Amount  of  specials  annulled. . 126,441.09 

Amount  of  specials  in  Collect- 
or’s hands 1,904,989.60 

Amount  of  delinquent  water 

tax  collected  and  rebated..  . . 6,840.73 

Amount  of  delinquent  water 

in  Collector’s  hands 18,767.13 

Amount  of  licenses  collected . . 1,916,014.22 


Amount  of  building  permits.. 
Amount  of  building  permits 
collected 


5,138,918.08 

806.15 

806.15 


W.  J.  Onahan, 

City  Collector. 


THE  MARKET. 

At  no  time  since  1882  was  there  so  much 
active  inquiry  so  early  in  the  season.  Buy- 
ers generally  are  wont  to  sleep  during  Jan- 
uary and  Febuary,  and  in  some  seasons  did 
not  wake  up  till  April. 

Owners  of  acres  and  suburban  lots 
somewhat  elated  over  the  prospects  for  a 
big  run  in  outside  property.  We  indulge  in 
the  same  hopes,  for  no  longer  than  a week 
ago  a wail  was  sent  up  that  a tract  of  five 
acres  near  South  Park  was  recently  sold  for 
$12,500  which  cost  $25,000  in  1869.  The  loss 
of  interest  on  the  investment  during  that 
time  has  been  about  equal  to  the  principal, 
and  meanwhile  there  have  been  taxes  and 
assessments  in  abundance.  Land  in  that 
vicinity  was  sold  about  that  time  at  $150  a 
front  foot,  that  would  not  bring  over  $30 
now.  It  is  thought  by  many  experts  that 
property  near  the  parks  and  boulevards 
picked  up  after  such  an  enormous  shrinkage 
would  yield  good  profits  before  long. 

A great  many  instances  of  this  kind  might 
be  cited  to  show  that  there  is  still  a great 
chance  for  speculation.  That  “ South  Park 
assessment,”  which  extended  as  far  west  as 
Ashland  av.  in  the  Town  of  Lake, was  a great 
burden* to  property  owners  during  the  dark 
days  of  the  panic,  and  caused  a great  many 
investors  like  John  Jeffries  & Son,  of  Bos- 
ton, to  withdraw  in  dusgust.  But  those  sev- 
en “installments  with  interest  added,”  are 
now  out  of  the  way,  and  we  have  the  grand 
drive  and  the  splendid  improvements  with- 
out paying  for  them,  as  long  as  we  can  buy 
5 acres  for  $12,500.  There  is  the  same 
chance  to  speculate  in  other  directions,  as 
in  the  case  of  some  of  the  towns  along  the 
Wisconsin  Division  of  the  C.  & N.-W.  R.  R. 
Take  Montrose  and  Norwood  for  instance; 
men  who  bought  there  prior  to  1873  allowed 
their  lots  to  be  sold  for  taxes,  and  some 
have  not  redeemed  them  to  this  day.  All  of 
this  property  is  worth  more  now  than  it  was 
then,  and  it  will  be  a good  investment  yet. 

The  one  thing  specially  to  be  noted  in  the 
condition  of  the  market  for  the  week,  is  the 
beginning  of  the  demand  for  property  for 
spring  improvement.  It  is  several  weeks 
in  advance  of  previous  years. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATE 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Wm.  Reed. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.f  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  SOHRADEB.  Fb.  SCHBADEB. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


The  sales  are  mostly  in  a medium  class  of 
property,  ranging  from  $4,000  to  $8,000. 

The  loan  market  continues  the  same  as  it 
has  been  for  the  past  few  weeks. 

The  ordinance  passed  to  lay  sewers  in 
Woodlawn,  has  created  quite  a stir  among 
the  inhabitants  of  that  peaceful  suburb. 
The  assessment  of  75  cents  a front  foot  is 
more  than  many  of  the  owners  feel  they  can 
stand.  Still  it  is  just  the  improvement 
needed,  as  much  of  the  land  is  low  and  re- 
quires some  system  of  drainage,  and  will 
add  greatly  to  the  value  of  Woodlawn  prop- 
erty. 

A large  sale  in  fine  residence  property  on 
Prairie  av.,  valued  at  $150,000,  is  about  con- 
sumated. 

John  V.  Hair  has  just  sold  385  feet  on 
Ashland  av.  between  York  and  Polk  sts., 
west  front,  for  $36,000.  This  is  very  cheap, 
as  property  is  selling  for  $150  a foot  in  that 
vicinity.  It  was  bought  on  speculation,  and 
will  be  immediately  placed  on  the  market. 

Hopkins  & Silva  report  favorably  in  re- 
gard to  Washington  Heights  and  Morgan 
Park,  in  both  of  which  many  improvements 
are  under  contemplation. 

Adolph  Loeb  & Bro.  report  real  estate  to 
be  more  acceptable  to  buyers  as  an  invest- 
ment than  ever  before. 

J.  P.  White  & Co.  find  capitalists  as  de 
sirous  as  ever  for  central  business  property 

L.  A.  Gilbert  has  made  several  sales  in 
Woodlawn  and  Hyde  Park. 

Foreman  & Sons  are  receiving  a good  de- 
mand for  medium  class  property. 

Loans  are  commencing  to  be  active. 

S.  H.  Kerfoot  & Go.  report  more  inquiry 
for  business  and  residence  property  for  1st 
of  May  changes. 

Hair  & Garlick  find  prospects  for  Lawn- 
dale property  very  bright  for  the  coming 
year.  They  have  already  closed  several 
sales  in  this  vicinity. 

E.  F.  Getchell  & Co.  report  the  demand 
for  residence  and  acre  property  thirty  to 
forty-five  days  earlier  than  last  year.  They 
will  place  on  the  market  150  acres  in  Hins- 
dale in  five-acre  blocks,  and  also  in  lots. 

Sawyer  & Lombard  report  that  further 
building  is  going  on  by  other  parties  in  the 
vicinity  of  their  property  at  Douglas  Park, 
and  that  the  inquiry  for  this  land  is 
good. 

Important  real  estate  transfers  were  re- 
corded this  week: 

State  st.,  southwest  corner  of  Randolph, 
east  front,  106^x30x40x90  feet,  improved, 
dated  Jan  11, Carrie  C.  and  George  A.  Spring- 
er to  Francis  Bartlett  of  Boston,  $280,000. 

West  Lake  st.,  northwest  corner  of  Des- 
plaines,  south  front,  60x140  feet,  improved, 
dated  Jan  7,  J.  Nelson  Vance  to  Albert  W. 
Gilmore,  $28,000. 

The  premises  Nos.  4724,  4726  and  4728 
Kenwood  court,  dated  Jannary  2,  E.  G.  and 
W.  O.  Goodman  to  E.  E.  Crepin,  $15,000. 

Bellevue  place,  182  feet  west  of  Lake  Shore 
drive,  north  front,  18J^xl08  feet,  improved, 
dated  Jan  4,  Henry  J.Cobb  to  Sarah  P.  J enks, 
$14,000. 


PERFECT  TITLE  TO  REAL  ESTATE  i 

a necessity  to  every  owner,  mortgagee  or  lessee. 


GO  TO  THE 


NATIONAL  REAL  ESTATE  TITLE  ASS’N 

and  have  your  abstracts  examined  and  guaranteed.  I 12-1  14  LaSalle  St.,  Room  2 


J.  J.  Danforth,  President. 


W.  J.  Wilcox,  Secretary. 


C.  C.  Broomell,  Treasurer. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  COMPANY. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 


Stanton  av.,  370  feet  north  of  Thirty-ninth 
street,  east  front,  132x204  feet,  dated  Nov. 
23,  1885,  Ether  Wadlow  to  J.  M.  H.  Bnrgett, 
$14,220. 

On  Monroe  st.,  130  feet  west  of  Franklin 
st.,  north  front,  40x168  feet,  improved,  for 
$115,000,  and  a number  of  minor  sales 
amounting  to  $40,000  and  upwards,  as  will 
be  seen  by  a glance  at  our  record  columns. 

The  improvement  of  the  Calumet  river  is 
being  discussed  anew  and  plans  are  being 
made  to  render  the  appropriations  by  con- 
gress available.  Heavy  property  owners 
during  the  week  met  and  passed  resolutions 
and  committees  were  appointed  to  take 
charge  of  the  matter.  The  appropriation 
of  $50,000  for  the  improvement  of  Calumet 
river  is  still  unavailable  on  account  of  the 
provisions  in  the  bill.  The  appropriation 
of  $20,000  in  the  same  bill  for  the  improve- 
ment and  maintenance  of  the  South  Chicago 
harbor  has  been  expended.  The  former  ap- 
propriation was  made  on  the  condition  that 
properly  executed  relases  should  be  obtain- 
od  which  would  guarantee  the  government 
against  all  damages.  These  releases  have 
been  obtained  from  property  holders  as  far 
south  as  One  Hundred  and  Tenth  street. 
In  some  eases  south  of  that  point  property 
owners  will  suffer  actual  damage,  and  in 
other  cases  imperfect  titles  are  held.  Among 
the  questions  discussed  was  whether  the  ap- 
propriations could  be  obtained  for  that  part 
of  the  river  as  far  south  as  One  Hundred 
and  Tenth  street.  It  was  finally  resolved 
that  the  proper  maps  and  papers  should  be 
forwarded  to  Washington  to  the  chief  of 
engineers  with  the  request  that  the  expend- 
iture of  the  appropriation  on  that  portion 
to  which  right  had  been  obtained  be  allow- 
ed. Congressman  Dunham  has  expressed 
his  willingness  to  assist  in  the  matter.  An 
executive  committee  of  five  was  appointed. 


WHAT  SEAT? 

The  wrangle  which  ensued  upon  the  at- 
tempt to  discriminate  among  the  abstract 
firms  and  declare  certain  abstracts  as  ac- 
ceptable and  others  not,  had  hardly  quieted 
down  and  nothing  to  show  as  a result  of 
the  prolonged  discussion,  before  war  was 
declared  against  the  Recorder  and  the 
County  Abstract  Books.  What  may  we  ex- 
pect next,  or  rather  what  may  we  not  expect 
to  arise,  concerning  this  important  and  all- 
absorbing  subject,  “abstracts?” 

In  reference  to  the  present  discussion 
the  greatest  ignorance  as  well  as  downright 
prejudice  prevails.  To  clear  up  this  is  the 
purpose  of  the  statement  of  the  following 
f aots : 


In  1875  the  county  bought  of  Willmans  d 
Theilke  the  set  of  abstract  books  now  ownei 
by  the  county,  for  the  express  purpose  c 
rendering  to  the  public,  abstracts  at  pric* 
greatly  reduced  from  those  which  privat 
concerns  were  then  charging. 

That  it  has  succeeded  in  this  is  n< 
doubted.  But  these  books  were  not  in  sta 
utory  form.  For  the  statute  lays  down  cei 
tain  minute  laws  as  to  how  the  books  sha 
be  kept.  In  1878  the  Board  of  Commissioi 
ers  passed  a resolution  that  the  Record* 
should  have  the  old  books  transcribed  int 
new  books  and  put  into  the  regular  form  a 
laid  down  by  the  statute.  The  Record* 
then  commenced  the  work  which  has  bee 
continued  ever  since,  until  now  about  ha: 
of  the  work  has  been  completed,  costing  th 
county  in  the  neighborhood  of  $75,000.  Tht 
it  has  taken  six  years  to  complete  one-hal 
the  work. 

The  Committee  on  Public  Service  of  th 
last  Board  of  Commissioners,  through  il 
chairman,  Mr.  Senne,  requested  our  presen 
Recorder,  Mr.  Wiley  S.  Scribner,  to  make 
proposition  to  the  board,  stating  the  shortei 
time  and  smallest  amount|necessary  for  hii 
to  complete  the  set  of  books.  The  propos 
tion  was  made  by  the  Recorder,  as  requesi 
ed,  in  which  he  stated  that  he  would  complet 
the  set  of  books,  according  to  the  requirt 
ments  of  the  statute,  for  $50,000,  withi 
three  years  from  December  1,  1885,  whic 
would  complete  his  term  of  office.  Th 
reasonableness  of  the  proposition,  whe: 
compared  to  the  price  already  paid  and  tim 
taken  to  complete  the  one-half,  the  wor 
now  done,  may  plainlv  be  seen. 

The  reasons  which  prompted  the  reques 
of  this  proposition  are,  first  the  saving  o 
the  expense  of  copying  a part  of  the  record 
twice,  as  is  now  necessary,  they  being  firs 
copied  into  the  old  books  and  then  inti 
the  new  books  as  fast  as  possible;  and 
second,  the  saviag  which  will  be  made  ii 
the  making  of  abstracts,  as  the  present  con 
dition  of  the  books  does  not  permit  rapii 
work. 

The  law  requires  this  to  be  done,  leaving 
the  question  to  rest  simply  on  the  expensi 
and  as  to  how  it  shall  be  done.  The  pub 
lie  will  be  served  with  abstracts  in  a mucl 
shorter  time  and  at  less  expense. 

The  statement  made  by  one  af  the  promi 
nent  dailies,  that  real  estate  dealers  will  no 
accept  abstracts  made  by  political  clerks 
and  certified  to  by  officers  not  financiall; 
responsible  for  errors,  and  that  if  the  trac' 
indices  were  completed  and  the  recorc 
brought  down  to  date,  the  county  books 
would  still  be  of  no  service  in  any  impotanl 
real  estate  transfer,  would  be  all  right  if  il 
were  only  true.  But  it  is  not;  for  all  th< 
men  employed  by  the  Recorder  have  beer 
educated  by  the  best  abstract  makers  in  the 
city,  and  none  of  them  have  been  employed 
less  than  seven  years,  and  the  large  numbei 
of  abstracts  which  the  county  turns  onl 
shows  their  general  acceptance.  The  ab- 
stracts are  certified  under  the  official  seal  of 
the  county  and  stand  the  test  of  the  courts 
wherever  and  whenever  tried. 

In  reference  to  the  leasing  of  the  books, 
and  the  offers  made,  many  of  them  by  firms 
never  before  heard  of,  it  may  be  said  that 


GREENBAUM  SONS. 

MO  TGAGE  BANKERS, 

■VY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES,  MAKE 
LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT 
LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES. 

to  DEARBORN  STREET. 


WlH.  E.  HlNCHLIFF  & Cu.,  successors  ,o 

HIM  CHUFF  & OWLiJ, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

ten’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota, 
pecial  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

RtOOUC  1 1 ) X 50  XjB,  Ss.11©  St.  C,liic8,go. 


hey  are  wholly  out  of  place.  If  any  one 
las  a right  to  these  books,  it  is  the  Recor- 
ler.  appointed  by  the  people  to  care  for 
hem,  and  chargeable  to  them  for  their  safe 
seeping. 

The  bids  made  by  Overlook  & Co.,  Wes- 
son & Co.  and  Mr.  Simmons,  of  $3,000  to 
{13,500  a year,  for  twenty  years,  for  the  lease 
if  the  Judgment  and  Tax  Sale  Records,  to- 
gether with  the  office,  are  extremely  low, 
and  possess  no  merit  worthy  of  their  accept- 
ance. For  the  office  would  bring  enough 
rent  alone  to  more  than  cover  the  amount 
offered,  and  what  particulur  use  these  two 
classes  of  records  would  be,  is  hard  to  tell, 
except  to  close  up  the  abstract  department. 

During  the  past  six  months  the  Recorder 
has  cleared  for  the  county  $2,000  from  the 
Abstract  Department,  notwithstanding  all 
the  abuse  of  newspapers  and  the  prejudice 
raised  thereby. 

Allow  the  Recorder  and  the  County  Ab- 
stract Department  to  rest  in  peace,  and  the 
county  will  receive  double  the  income.  The 
increase  in  the  number  of  the  real  estate 
transactions  demands  an  increase  in  the 
number  of  abstract  firms  rather  than  a de- 


STREET LAMP-POSTS. 

No.  235,  Thirty -ninth  st 

66.00 

No.  243,  Forty-third  st 

61.90 

No.  245,  Indiana  ave 

265.65 

No.  246,  Prairie  ave 

33.75 

No.  257,  Greenwood  ave 

90.00 

WATER  PIPES. 

No.  229,  Vincennes  ave 

475.20 

No.  230,  Ontario  ave 

1,079.96 

No.  231,  Washington  ave 

236.45 

No.  240,  Forty-fifth  & Forty-sixth 

sts.,  Champlain  & St.  Lawrence 

477.32 

Total $16,851.03 

permission  from  the  city  authorities  to  con- 
nect the  water  main  in  Halsted  street  with 
the  city  main,  and,  in  case  of  an  emergency 
to  take  water  from  the  city.  The  connec- 
tion was  made  on  Wednesday,  aud  a valve 
put  in  so  it  can  be  used  if  needed.  This  is 
a temporary  arrangement,  and  continues 
only  until  August. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & C 

ABSTRACT  MAKER 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Specia.1  F2.sht.es  F/La-de 
for  Certified 
Copies. 


Suburban  Improvements. 

HYDE  PARK. 


Three  lots  were  sold  on  Madison  avenue, 
between  Fifty-third  and  Fifty-fourth  sts., 
40x190  feet  each,  at  $45  per  foot,  to  be  im- 
proved by  first-class  dwellings  early  in  the 
spring;  also  three  50  feet  lots  on  Fifty-third 
street,  south  front,  between  Hibbard  and 
Kimbark  aves,  at  $47  per  foot,  fine  resid- 
ences to  be  built  as  soon  as  the  weather 
permits. 

Mr.  A.  Montgomery  Ward  has  recently 
purchased  twenty-seven  half-acre  lots  at 
Windsor  station,  west  of  the  South  Chicago 
branch  of  the  Illinois  Central  railroad,  be- 
tween Seventy -fifth  and  Seventy-seventh 
streets,  which  will  be  improved  by  him  with 
buildings.  The  Illinois  Central  has  obtain- 
ed an  acre  of  ground  at  Seventy-fifth  street, 
on  which  will  be  built  a new  and  tasty  depot 
for  the  accommodation  of  the  many  fami- 
lies now  living  at  Windsor  Park. 

The  following  special  assessments  for 
public  improvements  have  been  made,  and 
are  the  final  estimates  thereon.  The  assess- 
ments have  been  collected  and  paid  over  to 
the  village,  and  rebates  are  due  to  the  prop- 
erty-owness  are  herein  given.  These  re- 
bates will  be  payable  about  the  15th  inst. : 

STREET  IMPROVEMENTS. 

No.  194,  South  Park  ave $ 730.94 

No.  223,  Woodlawn  ave 1,885.00 

No.  259,  Forty-six*  h st 1,494.90 

SEWERS. 

No.  232,  Forty-sec’d  st,  sewer  syst  1,850.20 

No.  233,  Champlain  ave 1,054.05 

No.  234,  St.  Lawrence  ave 773.10 

No.  236,  Cornell  ave 531.00 

No.  237,  Jefferson  ave 1,371.47 

No.  238,  Madison  ave 1,708.84 

No.  241,  Sixty-third  st,boxdrain. . . 

No.  248,  Woodlawn  av(51st  to  53d) 

No.  249,  Prairie  ave  (41st  to  42). . 

No,  258,  Greenwood  and  Lake  avs 


HYDE  PARK  ORDINANCES. 

The  following  ordinances  were  ordered 
engrossed:  For  changing  name  of  George 
Place  to  Hibbard  ave.;  for  vacating  portion 
of  street  lying  east  and  adjacent  lots  6 to 
10  in  Farr’s  sub  of  lot  3 in  Misha  Bayley’s 
sub  in  sec  10  38  14;  for  tile  sewer  in  Hib- 
bard ave.  from  52d  to  200  ft  north  of  53d 
st.;  for  water-service  pipe  in  same  from 
same  to  same;  for  improvement  of  same 
from  same  to  53d  st.;  for  sidewalk  on  east 
side  of  Evans  ave.  from  45th  st.  to  385  feet 
north  of  same:  for  same  on  west  side  of 
ave.  “M”  from  106th  to  107th  sts. 

CHELTENHAM  BEACH. 

The  pavillion  will  probably  be  opened 
next  summer,  as  a receiver  has  been  ap- 
pointed to  take  charge  of  the  Cheltenham 
Improvement  Company’s  assets,  who  will 
lease  it  to  some  responsible  hotel  man  for 
the  season.  The  travel  during  the  last  sea- 
son amounted  to  13,000  visitors  by  the  Illi- 
nois Central  trains,  besides  thousands  in 
carriages,  who  patronized  the  South  End. 
Next  season  Seventy-fifth  or  Seventy-ninth 
street  will  probably  be  macadamized  from 
Stony  Island  ave.  to  the  lake,  making  a fine 
continuous  drive  from  the  city  south. 

ENGLEWOOD. 

Board  of  Trustees  met  on  Wednesday  in 
the  town-hall,  Geo.  L.  Chatfield  presiding. 
A petition  from  residents  in  Englewood  to 
improve  Wright  street  from  Sixty-third  to 
Sixty-fifth  street  was  referred.  Ordinances 
for  the  improvement  of  State  street  from 
the  centre  line  of  Fortieth  street  to  Fifty- 
first  street  and  from  the  centre  line  of  Fifty- 
first  street  to  Sixty-third  street  and  for  the 
opening  of  Winter  street  from  Garfield  blvd 


Woodlawn  Real  Estate. 

During  the  past  year  the  real  estate  of 
this  beautiful  suburb  has  been  quite  active, 
owing  to  the  many  excellent  advantages 
which  it  offers  as  a suburb  to  Chicago.  It 
is  situated  only  seven  miles  from  the  city 
on  the  Illinois  Central  R.  R.,  which  is  noted 
for  the  many  conveniences  of  its  suburban 
trains.  The  houses  in  Woodlawn  are  sub- 
stantially and  artistically  built  and  their 
number  has  bsen  very  materially  increased 
during  the  past  year,  there  having  been 
built  about  one  hundred  houses,  The  society 
is  select,  being  made  up  of  Chicogo  business 
men,  who  are  taking  advantage  of  the  pure 
air  and  water,  perfect  drainage,  beautiful 
scenery  and  low  rents — all  offered  in  Wood- 
lawn. Mr.  L.  A.  Gilbert  has  been  intimately 
connected  with  the  growth  of  Woodlawn, 
and  through  his  efforts  during  the  past  year 
a large  number  of  lots  and  houses  has  been 
sold.  To  searchers  for  suburban  homes,  he 
ready  to  offer  the  choicest  property  in 
Woodlawn,  either  improved  or  unimproved. 
Information  given  either  at  city  office, 
room  5,  97  Clark  street.  Reaper  Block,  or  at 
Woodlawn. 


Armitage  av,  216  ft  w Leavitt,  nf,  48x100, 

Nov  19,  ’85,  Nat  Park  Bank  of  N Y to 

F Korff ....$750 

Augusta  st,  se  corner  of  Wood,  nf,  25xi00, 

Jan  12,  August  Eilreich  to  T Van  Sta- 

veren .••••;  $L300 

Ambrose  street,  141  ft  w of  California  av, 
nf,  25x124,  Jan  13,  H Hardtke  to  Dam- 

mer  & Dobk P00 

Aberdeen  st,  138%  ft  n of  11th,  wf,  31%x 
107,  impd.  June  16,  ’82,  E and  B Leim- 

bach  to  W Kuhardt $800 

Archer  av,  208  ft  w of  Loomis  st,  nf,  144 
ft  to  27tb,  Dec  28,  ’85,  Robert  D Healy 

to  Solomon  Stein  et  al $14,600 

Bellevue  place.  415  ft  e of  Rush  st,  sf,  26x 
129,  Jan  14,  Treat  Campbell  to  Edward 

D Mandell $5,720 

Brown  st,  385  ft  s of  Wright,  wf,  20x100, 
Jan  13.  Margaret  Nagle  to  J P Neal 

2,100 

Bushne'li  st,  111  ft  e of  Stewart  av,  sf,  25x 
125,  impd,  Jany  12,  William  Loebe  to^ 

Belevue  pi,  182  ft  w of  Lake  Shore  drive, 
nf,  1844x108,  impd,  Jan  4,  Henry  J Cobb 

to  Sarah  F Jenkss $14,000 

Clybourn  av,  premises  No  42,  Dec  28,  ’85, 
Carl  Labahn  to  Theodore  Walters.  .$6,200 
Cherry  av,  294  ft  s of  Division,  ef,  25x115, 
Jan  4,  Equitable  Trust  Co  to  J Mac- 

kowski $300 

Clifton  Park  av.  near  Ogden,  ef,  350x125, 
Jan  6,  H F Scheuermau  to  Jas  F Grif- 
fin   $3500 

Cook  street,  120  feet  north  of  24th  st,  ef, 
80x125,  Jan  6,  C C Bonney  to  C L Bon- 

$2000 


THE  RECORD. 


HI1ILI>I.\<>  PERMITS. 


to  Sixty-third  street  were  adopted. 

The  construction  of  the  viaduct  over  the 
Forty -third  street  crossing  of  the  Fort 
Wayne  and  other  tracks  will  be  followed  by 
other  improvements  of  the  same  kind.  Via- 
ducts will  be  constructed  over  the  Lake 
Shore  and  Rock  Island  tracks  at  Fofty-third 
street  and  over  the  Halsted  street  crossings 
of  the  Stock- Yards  tracks 


775.80 

882.85 

437.90 

468.76 


LAKE  VIEW. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  held  a special 
meeting  Monday  evening.  Ordinances  were 
passed  for  a system  of  sewers  in  Noble  and 
Seminary  aves.  and  Baxter,  Snyder,  Nevada, 
Rosene,  Halsted,  Melrose  and  School  streets. 
An  ordinance  was  introduced  granting  to 
the  North  Chicago  City  Railway  Company 
the  right  of  way  for  a street  railway  on 
Halsted  street  from  Fullerton  ave.  to  Clark 
street.  The  matter  was  referred  to  the 
Committee  of  the  Whole.  In  view  of  the 
liability  of  the  water  supply  being  obstruct- 
ed by  anchor  ice,  the  board  has  obtained 


Blackhawk  st  w,  No  153,  A W Rudwick,  two 
story  flats,  22x66,  $3,500. 

Elk  Grove  av,  No  900,  A Krumsky,  one-story 
cottage,  20x24,  $500 

Egan  av,  Nos  54  and  56,  Cook  & McLain, 
two-story  dye  house,  48x64,  $9400. 
Eighteenth  st  w,  No  826,  Joseph  Semeradt, 
addition,  18x20,  $500. 

Emerald  av,  No  3020.  Robert  Kaiser,  one- 
story  cottage,  20x32,  $1000 
Erie  st  w,  No  557,  Morgan  Tobin,  two-story 
dwelling,  21x60,  $2,800. 

Fulton  st,  No  212,  Nathan  Newfeld,  three- 
story  factory,  30x100,  $7,500. 

Honore  st,  No  3832,  Anton  Krohn,  one-story 
cottage,  20x23,  $600. 

Jefferson  st  s.  No  110,  Mrs  James  H Ward, 
addition,  60x70,  $4000. 

Lytle  st,  No  146,  Dennis  Ryan,  two-story 
dwelling,  21x50,  $2,700. 

Newberry  av,  No  122,  B Spalsenstein,  two- 
story  flats,  21x44,  $3000. 

Oakley  st  n,  No  1043,  A Hansen,  one-story 
cottage,  20x32,  $900. 

Scott  st,  Nos  15  and  17,  Gregory  Vigeant, 
two-story  dwelling,  50x56  $18000. 

Twenty-eighth  st.  No  557,  M La  Moyne, 
basement,  22x48,  $1,000. 

Wabash  av,  Nos  292  and  294,  R D Shephard, 
two-story  storehouse,  33x155,  $15,000. 


ney 

Campbell  av,  53%  ft  n of  Lexington  st,  w 
f,  17%x80,  Jan  17,  J L Campbell  to  S M 

Breed $2800 

Congress  st  w,  251%  ft  w of  Hoyne,  sf,  25 
135%,  impd,  Jan  1,  N B Treadwell  to 

Edwin  B Pease $2300 

Cynthia  ct,  165  ft  s of  Ogden  av,  It  76, Jan 
9,  F G Bradley  to  Charles  Nowak. . . .$475 
Coulter  street,  176  ft  w of  Oakley  av,  nf, 
24x100,  Jan  13,  Charles  Rohn  to  C Aim 

$500 

Division  st,  217  ft  w California  av,  nf,  25x 
125,  Jan  5,  estate  Jas  Carter  to  W and 

MJ  Hickey $1200 

Douglas  av,  73  feet  e of  Lundy  st,  nf,  24x 
108,  Oct  2,  ’85,  estate  of  E C Earned  to 

S Maierhofer  $500 

Division  st  w,  sw  cor  of  Francisco,  nf,  25x 
125,  Dec  30, ’85,  estate  of  James  Carter 

to  D Fleming $1,050 

Dearborn  st,  222  ft  n of  Harrison,  wf,  un- 
divided % of  25  ft  to  3d  av,  Jan  8,  Jas 

J Tierney  to  Mary  E Tierney $4800 

Division  st  w,  144  ft  e of  W ood,  sf , 93x100 
with  48x100  ft  in  same  addition,  Dec  18, 
’85,  S E and  B P Hinman  to  D E Hetter- 

$4460 

Division  st  w,  157  ft  e Leavitt  st,  sf,  25x 
120,  Jan  8,  E L Upton  to  A M Lindenan 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous”. 

City  Property. 

Arnold  street,  96  ft  s of  36th  street,  wf,  24 
100,  Jan  7,  Albert  Crane  to  Charles  Viv- 
ian . . . . $740 

Artesian  av,  nr  Ohio  st,  ef,  18x126%,  Oct 
11,  ,82,  J N and  S Gage  to  F N Norton 
$1135 


Division  st  w,  100  ft  e of  Samuel,  nf, 

22  4-10x124,  Dec  30,  ’85,  estate  of  W S 

Johnston  to  John  Hager $1,200 

Erie  st  w,  bet  Leavitt  and  Oakley,  168x 

124,  January  6,  H F Scheuerman  to  Jas 

F Griffin $4200 

Erie  street  w,  175  ft  e of  Armour,  sf,  25x 

125,  Jan  6, MJ  and  W Lister  to  A E Sod- 

erberg $1300 

Eighteenth  st  w.  125  ft  w Oakley  av,  nf, 
55x125,  Dec  24,  ’85,  Lewis  H Bisbee  to 

Hattie  M Bisbee $4000 

Eighteenth  pi  w,  125  ft  e of  Morgan  st,  sf 
25x78,  Jan  12,  Joseph  Ryan  to  Mary 

Dwyer $1500 

Fremont  street,  275  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  wf 
25x125,  Jan  9,  J H McCormick  to  Geo 

N Hall $1750 

Fairfield  av,  149  feet  s of  Fulton  st,  wf,  24 
xl26,  January  6,C  S Fairchild  to  S Law- 

den  $500 

Forest  av,  No  3301,  Dec  28,  ’85,  Geo  A Ful- 
ler to  Marcus  P Hatfield $9175 


real  estate  and  building  journal. 


74  ft  s of  18th,  ef,  24x100,  impd, 

6,  August  Brejcha  et  al  to  Rudolph 

PLayer $4,200 

Prancisco  st,  135  ft  s of  Lake  st,  wf,  25%x 
130,  Dec  10,  ’85,  A McD  Young  to  C S 

Quinlan $650 

Fifth  av,  198  feet  n of  Taylor  st,  ef,  200x 
340  ft  to  river,  Oct  8,  ’85,  Walter  S Gur- 
nee to  John  P Neal $112500 

Franklin  st  n,  se  cor  Hills,  wf,  29%xl00, 
Jan  9,  estate  of  John  Miller  to  Clem- 
ents Dzievior $3575 

Fremont  st,  50  ft  s of  Garfield  av.  wf,  25x 
125,  impd,  Nov  17,  ’85,  Master  in  Chan- 
cery to  Ida  Kerting $2450 

Fifteenth  st  w,260  ft  w of  Throop,  nf,  56% 
xl24,  Jan  12,  William  Tapper  to  Philip 

Smith . $2,600 

Fillmore  street,  nw  cor  Albany  av,  sf,  600 
xl24,  Dec  1,  ’85,  E A Cummings  to  J M 

Oliver $6250 

Grenshaw  st,  288  ft  e of  Campbell  av,  nf, 
20x115,  impd,  Jan  9,  James  L Campbell 

to  Mary  E Akins $3500 

Gross  parkway,  144  ft  w of  Seymour,  sf, 
24x80,  impd,  Jan  9,  Henry  Striggow  to 

S E Gross $950 

Hinman  st,  225  ft  w of  Lincoln,  nf,  25x126 
ft,  Sept  18,  ’85,  S G Glover  to  W May- 

worner $700 

Halsted  st  n,  572  ft  n of  N Branch,  wf,  100 
ft  to  canal,  Aug  1,  ’85,  G.  A Gindele  to 

r Jas  Robinson  et  al $15,000 

Harrison  street  w,  178  ft  w of  California 
av,  sf,  25x154,  Dec  23,  ’83,  J M Borden 

to  Otto  Wertzler $650 

Huron  St  w,  124  ft  e of  Lincoln  st,  sf,  25x 
123,  Deo  18,  ’85,  J W Kalkins  to  B 

Ewert $850 

Halsted  st,  249  ft  s of  Centre,  ef,  25x125, 
improved,  Jan  5,  V and  C Schneider 

to  Wm  Poths $2950 

Hervey  street,  72  feet  e of  Dudley,  sf,  48x 
125,  Sept  28,  ’85,  Mary  Buckley  to  An- 
ton Przybyl $1550 

Honore  st,  bet  Adams  and  Jackson  sts,  wf, 
20x125,  impd,  Dec  14,  ’85,  William  Stein 

to  Henry  P Nichols $4000 

Hinman  st,  138  ft  w of  Throop,  nf,  undi- 
vided % of  325x127,  Dec  31,  ’85,  Chas 

W Were  to  Alpheus  H Kingman $8000 

Huron  st  w,  97  ft  w of  Ashland  av,  sf,  24x 
120,  Jan  9,  Thomas  Furlong  to  Mary 

Hoffman $1500 

Indiana  st  w,  173%  ft  w of  Oakley  av,  sf, 
25x100,  Dec  8,  ’85,  C E Bemisto  Bridget 

Clifford $1000 

Indiana  street  w,  88  ft  e of  wood  st,  sf,  30 
x91,  Jan  2,  William  Brown  to  S and  B 

Sittig $5250 

Indiana  st  w,  125  feet  w of  Oakley, sf,  23% 
xlOO,  impd,  Jan  4,  Matthew  Regan  to  S 

J Lumbard $4700 

Indiana  av,  premises  No  2948,  Jan  2, 
Ernest  E Crepin  to  Erna  S Goodman, 

$10,000 

Illinois  st,  124  ft  e of  n Wells,  nf,  50x100, 
with  bldngs  Nos  116  and  118,  Dec  29, 

’85,  John  V Farwell  to  Hanna  D Farwell’ 

of  New  York $45,000 

Indiana  st  w,  125  ft  w of  Oakley  av,  sf, 
22%xl00,  impd,  Jan  8,  S J Lumbard  to 

Maria  Regan $4,800 

Jackson  st  w,  223  ft  e of  Western  av,  nf,  40 
x231%,  Jan  9,  Barbara  Titus  to  George 

Dearlove $14,000 

Jackson  st  w,  51  ftw  of  Laflin,  sf.  50x125, 
June  17,  ’85,  Walter  C Runyan  to  heirs 

of  Henry  Will $66oo 

Jackston  street  w,  w of  and  nr  Oakley  av 
nf,  132x125,  Dec  16,  1885,  James  A Lan- 

don  to  W W Baird $36000 

Lake  street  w,  251  ft  w of  Parker  pi,  sf,  25 
x 77,  Decbr  18,  ’85,  R P Chew  to  Julia 

Palmer $560 

Loomis  street,  100  feet  n of  Rebecca  st,  w 
f,  24x43%,  Jan  12,  Peter  Wohler  to  Jno 

p Neal $1000 

Lafiin  st,  350  ft  n of  22d,  ef,  25  ft  to  alley, 
May  1,  ’83,  John  Kralovee  et  al  to  w’ 

Lossie $725 

Lowe  av,  197%  ft  n of  30th  st,  wf,  25x124 
Jan  11,  T H Falle  to  L J and  A J Ford, 

900 

La  Moyne  st,  247  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  sf,  26x 
162,  Oct  17,  ’85,  W J Ware  to  M B Han- 

son $1,200 

Lewis  street,  71  ft  south  of  Belden  av,  e’f, 
48x124,  Jan  12,  Charles  Ebert  to  Char- 
lotte Holtz $1000 

Lowe  av,  175  feet  s of  30th  st,  wf,  25x124, 

Jan  5,  Thomas  H Falle  to  Henry  Hall 

$1,675 

Lake  st  w,  nw  cor  of  Desplaines,  sf, 60x114 
impd  Jan  7,  J Nelson  Vance  to  Albert 
W Gilmore $28,000 


Wholesale  ai  d Retail  Deale 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  U ion  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  ' 

dpposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  A Co’s  Manufactory,  CltlC^GO  ILLS 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring 
BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Lot  13  b 30,  19  39  14,  Nov  27.  ’85,  James 

Graham  to  J P Neal $700 

Loughton  st,  95  ft  w of  Washtenaw  av,  nf, 
24x124,  Jan  1 2,  H and  G Nowak  to  Frnk 

Jelinek $1,000 

Michigan  av,  ne  cor  16th,  wf,  40x161,  Jan 
2,  Geo  M Chapin  to  Max  M Rothschild, 

$28,000 

Michigan  av,  ne  cor  16th,  wf,  40x161,  Dec 
1,  ’85,  Connecticut  Mutual  Life  Insur- 
ance Company  to  George  M Chapin, 

,, $25,000 

Monroe  street  w,  182  ft  e of  Sacramento 
av,  sf,  40x58,  impd,  Jan  7,  Samuel  E 

Gross  to  Morsten  Ream $8000 

Margarett  street,  72  ft  n of  Henry’  wf,  25 
103,  Oct  29,  ’85,  A C Goodman  to  E and 


J Dalton . 


.$780 


Mather  street,  100  ft  east  of  Beach  st,  nf, 
H7%x120,  Jan  2,  John  P Wilson  to  the 
Wright  & Lawther  Oil  & Lead  Mnfg 

C° $12000 

Mendell  st,  n Armitage  av,  43x277  and 
48%x330,  with  other  property,  Jan  6 H 

F Scheuerman  to  Jas  F Griffiin $60' 

Monroe  st,  130  ft  w of  Franklin,  nf,  40x 
168,  with  bldngs  Noe  244  and  246,  Dec 
29,  ’85,  John  V and  Charles  BFarwellto 
Hannah  D Farwell,  of  New  York. $115,000 
Moore  st,  262  ft  w of  Robey,  nf,  25x100, 
Nov  4,  ’85,  M L Huntington  et  al  to  F J 

Baumann $500 

Moore  st,  287  ft  w of  Robey,  nf,  25x100, 
Nov  4,  ’85,  M L Huntington  to  J H Bo- 

elkow $500 

Michigan  av,  62%  ft  s of  Congress  st,  ef, 

26  ft  to  alley,  Nov  18,  ’85,  Ephraim  Mor- 
ris to  Chas  W Fullerton $11,700 

Miller  st,  48  ft  n of  Gurley, ef, 24x102, Jan9, 
Philo  A Otis  to  Catherine  Mahoney . $2200 
Meagher  street,  No  77,  Dec  31,  ’85,  Joseph 

Pauly  to  John  P Neal $2400 

McAlister  pi,  25  ft  w of  Sibley,  sf,  25x132, 
Jan  8,  Adam  L Amberg  to  Thomas  O 

Conwell $2650 

Madison  st  w,  124  ft  w of  Kedzie  av,  nf,  50 
xl93,  May  1,  ’85,  John  Oliver  jr  to  John 

01iver $3,000 

Osgood  st,  100  ft  s of  Garfield  av  ef,  25x 
123,  Nov  10,  ’82,  A L Humphries  to 

Michael  Finan $750 

Osgood  Bt,  75  ft  s of  Garfield  av,'  ef,’25x 
123,  Nov  10,  ’82,  same  party  to  F J Fin- 
an   $750 

Oak  street;  196  feet  w of  Pice  st,  sf,  20x 
108,  Nov  27,  ’85,  Geo  A Fuller  to  Danl 

w Rjan $3,350 

Oakley  av,  55  ft  s of  Flournoy  st,  ef,  25x 
125,  Jany  9,  George  N Hull  to  John  H 

McCormick $5,250 

Orchard  st,  44  ft  n Webster  av,  ef,  72x125, 
impd,  Jan  7,  Emil  R Haase  to  Joseph 

staab $23000 

Orchard  st,  44  ft  n of  Webster  av,  ef,  72x 
125,  impd,  Dec  15,  ’85,  Mary  and  Gustav 

Welke  to  Emil  R Haase $23,350 

Osgood  st,  100  ft  n Garfield  av,  ef,  50x 
123%,  July  1,  ’85,  P E Stanley  to  W H 

Grabey $1600 

Ontario  st,  bet  State  and  Dearborn  av,  nf, 
21%xl09,  Dec  30,  ’85,  North  Western 
Life  Insurance  Co  to  Harry  P Hatch 

$9000 

Prairie  av,  near  36th  st,  wf,  33x124,  Dec 
24.  ’85,  W H Rollins  to  M B Madden 

$2,310 

Plum  st,  117%  ft  e Laflin  st,  nf,  24x111, 
Nov  10,  ’85,  A G Sharp  to  Johanna  Ca- 

hm $1000 

Prairie  av,  83%  ft  n of  18th  st,  ef,  20%x 
177,  Nov  16, ’85,  The  Equitable  Trust  Co 

to  Chas  L Allen $14,000 

Prairie  ave,  105  ft  n of  18th  st,  ef,  26  ft  to 
alley,  Jan  8,  S and  C Silverman  to  Chas 

L AHen $21,000 

Pine  st,  ne  cor  of  Delaware  pi,  wf,  93%  ft 
to  lake  shore,  Dec  7, ’85,  Shelton  Sturges 

to  Chas  Fitzsimmons  et  al $35,000 

Pine  st,  ne  cor  of  Delaware  pi,  wf,  92%  ft 
to  lake  shore,  Jan  6,  Chas  Fitzsimmons 

et  al  to  Tobias  Allmendinger $35,000 

Pine  st,  se  cor  of  Oak,  wf,  85  ft  to  drive, 

Jan  6,  Tobias  Allmendinger  to  Charles 
Fitzsimmons  et  al $40,000 


Portland  st,  166  ft  s 35th  st,  ef,  23%xl24% 
Nov  16,  ’85,  Elijah  Peacock  to“  Kate 

Bowen $700 

Paulina  st,  140  ft  s Division,  ef,  25x128, 
Nov  19,  ’85,  estate  of  W S Johnston  to 


Wm  Stiewe . 


$800 


Rebecca  st,  168  ft  w of  Loomis,  sf,  24x124 
Nov  25,  85,  M S and  R J Arnold  to 
J pNeal $80 

Rebecca  st,  192  ft  w of  Loomis,  sf,  24x124 

P®®  J?’  ® A and  J M Johnston  to 

J P Neal $80 

Rebecca  st,  239  ft  w of  Centre  av,  sf  24x 
124,  Jan  13,  Frank  Kalka  to  J P Neal, 

$1,000 

Rebecca  st,  264  ft  w of  Ashland  av,  sf,  24x 
124,  Jan  13,  John  Daniel  to  J PNeal. 

_ $1,000 

Rebecca  st,  96  ft  w of  Laflin,  sf,  24x124, 
Jan  15,  Bridget  Fitzsimmons  to  John  P 

„ Neal...  $1,500 

Rebecca  street,  120  ft  e of  Paulina,  sf,  24x 
124,  Jan  7,  J Lehmann  to  John  P Neal 

; • ■ $1000 

Rebecca  street,  east  of  Centre,  sf,  24x120, 
January  8,  James  Casey  to  same  party 

„ $2000 

Rebecca  street,  288  feet  w of  Paulina,  sf 
24x124,  Jan  9,  F Pokorney  to  John  p' 

Neal $1000 

Rebecca  street,  192  feet  east  of  Centre  a v 
sf,  24x120,  Jan|7,  John  Bailey  to  John  P 

„ Neal  ■ • • $1000 

Kumsey  st,  ne  cor  Cornelia,  wf,  28%xl30, 
impd,  Jan  11,  A and  W J Rittamel  to 

Jos  Czaia $5000 

Sixteenth  st,  48  ft  w of  Paulina,’ sf,  48x 

100,  Jan  7,  Mary  Fitzgerald  to  Matthew 

McCormick $i  ,00n 

Sedwick  st,287%  ft  n ofWisconsin,wf,48  ft 
to  alley,  Jan  2,  Justus  Wittich  to  Chas 

Garben $7000 

Superior  street  w,  240  ft  e of  Leavitt,  24x 
122,  Nov  11,  ’85,  A H Lichty  to  R Mass- 

_ man  ■ • 

South  Park  av,  442  ft  s of  Douglas,  wf,  22 

xl32,  Dec  14,  ’85,  H P Nicnols  to  Min- 
nie Weddenfeld $6,000 

State  st,  sw  cor  Randolph  st,  ef,  106%x30 
x40  and  90  ft, impd,  Jan  11, Carrie  C and 
George  A Springer  to  Francis  Bartlett 

of  Boston $280,000 

Stanton  av,  370  feet  n of  39th  st,  ef,  132x 
264,  Nov  23,  ’85,  Ether  Wadlow  to  J M 

H Burgett $14  520 

Sedgwick  st,  300  ft  n of  Eugenie,  ef,  25x 
144,  impd,  Jan  8,  Jane  Rudd  to  Thomas 

Rudd $5000 

Seventeenth  st,  nr  May,  sf,  24x124,  impd, 
Nov  27,  ’85,  Vaclav  Lalla  to  V and  A 

Houdek $2200 

State  street,  200  feet  n of  13th,  wf,  50  ft  to 
alley,  Nov  10,  ’85,  Henry  R Bond  et  al 

to  Theis  J Lefens $20,500 

State  street,  near  15th,  wf,  25x180,  Dec  22, 

’85,  F S and  H F Eames  to  Belle  P 

Eames $8000 

Thirty-seventh  st,  nw  cor  Butler  st,  sf  26x 
100,  Jan  5,  Michael  Hefferman  to  C W 

Nicholes $1000 

Twenty  Its  in  Holstein,  Jan  6,  Walter  C 

Nelson  to  Naomia  A Donnely $10000 

Twelfth  street  w,  120  ft  e Oliver,  sf,  24x 
130,  Nov  23,  ’85,  estate  of  C H Thom- 
son to  E L Petri $1300 

Twenty-second  st,  168  ft  s of  Paulina,  nf, 
24x100,  impd,  Dec  19,  ’85,  Frank  Smiet- 

anka  to  J W Garvy $1400 

Taylor  st  w,  sw  cor  Olive,  88x73%,  Jan  8, 

Conrad  Gels  to  S W Rawson $6000 

Throop  st,  129  ft  s of  18th,  ef,  25x100, 
Nov  28,  ’85,  David  Sniton  to  Patrick 

Griffin $1000 

Twentieth  street  w,  150  feet  e of  Oakley 
av,  sf,  24x125,  Jan  8,  estate  of  A Brand 
to  W Haeger $525 

Twelfth  st  w,  se  cor  of  Clinton,  nf,  undi- 
vided % of  73%xll0,  and  other  proper- 
ty, Jan  11,  Thomas  A Lilly  to  Isaac  N 

Lilly $5,000 

Thirteenth  st  w,  48  ft  w of  Lincoln,  nf,  24 
xl24,  Jan  6,  James  Stinson  to  Lee  T H 
Radziwill $600 


Twelfth  st  w,  226%  ft  e Laflin,  sf,  23%x 
106%,  impd,  Dec  ’85,  Frank  0 Connell 

to  Catherine  Tierney $2000 

Taylor  st  w,  nr  Jackson,  sf,  23X103,  impd, 
Jan  9,  estate^of  Patrick  Hickey  to  P M 

Gleason $3400 

Van  Buren  st  w,  75  ft  w of  Nassau  st,  sf,  ! 
25x125,  Jan  9,  C and  J Toohey  to  F R 

Lindop $750 

Vernon  av,  400  ft  s of  32d  st,  ef,  25x164% 
impd,  Dec  22,  ’85,  Amanda  L Lehmen 

to  Ida  Bert $10000 

V an  Buren  st  w,  252  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av, 
wf,  100x150,  Jan  9,  George  Dearlove  to 

Barbara  Titus $8,500 

Van  Buren  st  w,  250  ft  w of  Desplaines,  nf,  ' 
50x119,  impd,  Jan  13,  Chas  Knoch  to  W 

F and  F C Knoch $3,000 

Webster  av,  47%  ft  e of  Osgood,  nf,  24x 
125,  Jan  14,  Charles  Morgan  to  James 

Clerken $1,100 

Warren  av,  No  344,  Nov  27,  ’85,  A M and 
W Morrill  to  Stephen  H Harington . $6000 
Wabash  av,  bet  34th  and  35th  sts,  ef,  18% 
xl64%,  Jan  7,  Marcus  P Hatfield  to 

Henry  M Scudder $7250 

Walnut  st,  w Of  Albany  av,  sf,  18%xl37%, 
impd,  Jany  4,  A W Tucker  to  John  J 

Douglas $3500 

Wells  st  n,  297  ft  n of  Schiller,  wf,  49%x 
100,  impd,  Jan  2,  Carl  Schroeder  to  Ber- 
tha Harder $8500 

Wood  st,  191%  ft  s of  37th,  wf.  24x125,, 
July  17,  ’84,  J N Vance  to  J Liebert.  .$375 
Wallace  street,  24  feet  south  of  36th  st,  ef, 
24x123,  Dec  16,  ’85,  F J Pitner  to  P 

Dunlavy $425 

Waverly  av,  near  13th  street,  wf,  25x125, 
May  5,  ’84,  E E and  W Keyes  to  J F 

Sieg $550 

Wood  st,  71%  feet  s of  37th  st,  wf,  24x125, 
Mar  27, ’84,  J N Vance  to  Michael  Burk- 
man 


.$375 


Sortli  or  City  Limits. 


Ashland  av,  241  ft  s of  Wilson  av,  wf.  50x 
160,  Dec  29,  ’85,  John  W Hills  to  Ed- 
win Chaut  $900 

Addison  st.  adjoining  the  10  acres  sw  cor 
of  Western  av  and  Addison  st,  Jan  8, 
Joseph  Bickerdike  to  the  Weckler  Brick 

Go $10,000 

Southport  av,  25  ft  s of  Belmont,  wf,  24x 
125,  Oct  29, ’85,  J P Altgeld  to  M T Aug- 

ston $650 

Clark  street,  252  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av,  w 
f.  100x150,  Jan  11,  Lucas  R Williams  to 

Caroline  Williams $7,500 

Gross  av,  146  feet  n of  Belnont,  ef,  24x113 
January  11,  S E Gross  to  H Goldacker 

$650 

High  st,  191  ft  n Fullerton  av,  ef,  25x117, 
impd,  Dec  10,  t85,  Jos  Radzejewski  to  J 

& A Wickboldt .- $1100 

Dili  av,  168  ft  east  of  Lincoln,  sf,  undivid- 
ed % of  25x125,  Jan  12,  M Spalding  to 

R F Adams $500 

Melrose  st,  300  ft  e of  Evanston  av,  s f, 
100x166,  Dec  31,  ,85,  E B Bacon  to  Rock 

well  Sayer $5000 

Noble  av,  291  ft  w of  Racine  av,  sf,  25x125 
January  1,  M and  H Klekamp  to  Jno 

Schreiber $1100 

Orchard  st,  661  ft  n of  Fullerton  av,  ef,  25 
xl25,  impd,  Dec  30, ’85,  W H Bischoff  to 

F A Bischoff $3,50C 

Paulina  st,  nr  Gross  Park,  wf,  22X51x45, 
Jan  9,  Michael  Feulner  to  P J & A Roed 

der $500 

Seminary  av,  75  ft  north  of  Belmont,  wf, 
25x123,  Jan  6,  John  Straus  to  W R Wie- 

boldt |650 

Seminary  av,  125  ft  n of  School  street,  wf, 
50x123,  July  10, ’85,  A Kluge  to  E Knau- 

er $326 

Sheffield  av,  143  ft  s of  Diversey,  ef,  62%x 
140,  Dec  28,  ’85,  L and  T W Miller  to 

Town  of  Lake  View $2500 

Sheffield  av,  75  ft  n of  Wellington,  sf,  25 
xl24,  Dec  31,  ’85,  G and  B F McConnell 

to  William  Franzen $800 

Western  av,  sw  cor  of  Addison  st,  10  acres 
Jan  8,  Adam  J Weckler  to  the  Weckler 
Brick  Co $9,000 

South  of  Cit  jr  Limits. 

Augusta  st,  339  ft  e of  Grand  boul,  nf.  25x 
xll2,  Dec  10,  ’85,  G M McKey  to  P E 

Toomey $1350 

Cornell  st,  150  ft  n of  53d  st,  ef,  61  ft  to 
railroad,  Jan  6,  Esther  L Browne  to 

Henry  A C Mather $3000 

Dexter  av,  east  of  and  near  Halsted  st,  sf, 
132x150,  Jan  6,  G F Swift  to  Edward  F 
Swift $3,600 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


Drexel  boul,  298  1-4  ft  n of  40th,  ef,  100  ft 
to  alley,  Jan  6,  Jonathan  Clark  to  Thos 

B Byam $16000 

£gan  av,  337  ft  w of  Langley,  nf,  45x180, 

Dec  22 ,’85,  estate  of  J G Schwarz  to  H B 

Eastman $3,375 

Sgan  av,  337  ft  w of  Langley,  nf,  45x180, 

Oct  16,  ’85,  H B Eastman  to  Charles  L 

Hutchinson $4,500 

Forty-seventh  st,  46  ft  w of  Atlantic,  nf, 
24x105,  Jan  5,  M McMartin  to  James 

Sullivan $600 

Fifty-third  st,  nw  cor  Madison  av,  sf,  75x 
160,  Jan  11,  L R and  G H Leonard  to  T 

G Butlin $8000 

Grand  boul,  bet  45th  and  46th  sts,  wf , 100 
ft  to  Vincennes  av,  Jan  7.  Henry  Field 

to  Laura  F Dibble $15000 

Justine  street,  240  feet  n of  52d  st,  wf,  24 
xl24,  Mar  16 ,’85,  M Ballin  to  P Salasky 
$275 

Kenwood  ct,  Nos ’4724.  4726  and  4728,  Jan 
2 E G and  W 0 Goodman  to  E E Cre- 
pin $15,000 

LaSalle  street,  52  ft  s of  Cloud  ct,wf,  25x 
122,  June  1,  1885,  W V Johnson  to  Ed- 
ward Ward $2300 

Langley  av,  bet  42d,  and  43d  sts,  ef,  25x 
134,  Dec  5,  ’85,  H F Miller  to  S J Coop- 
er.]  . $2500 

Mound  st,  84  ft  e of  Stewart  av,  sf,  36x125 
Sep  8,  Thomas  Hursord  to  A Erickson 
p ’ $450 

Madison  av,  250  ft  n of  59th,  wf,  50x150, 

Auo-  15,  ’85,  Com  Nat  Bank  to  S F Bou- 
ton....... . ^500 

Madison  av,  225  ft  s of  53d  street,  ef,  75x 
192,  Jan  7,  John  L Mason  to  Herrick 

Stevens $3,375 

Morgan  st,  196  ft  s of  53d,  ef,  25x126,  Oct 

29,  ’85,  F Gaylord  to  J Balthasar $400 

Paulina  street,  288  ft  n of  49th  st,  ef,  24x 

124,  June  15,  ’85,  B F Jacobs  to  T Kru- 

sinski $350 

Robey  st,  se  cor  50th,  5 acres,  Sep  7,  ’85, 

H and  S F Crews  to  Arthur  J White 
$13000 

School  street, 25  ft  s of  58th  st,  ef,  25x117% 

Jan  8,  W A Ward  to  Margaret  Ward 

. $790 

State  st,  225  ft  s of  39th  st,  ef,  25x103.  im- 
bvd,  Jan  12,  John  Lobstein  to  Joel 

Ryan $7’500 

Sixty-first  ct,  se  cor  Madison  av,  nf,  50x 

125,  June  25,  ’85,  M B and  W E Holy- 
oke to  Wm  Wyles $725 

Shurtleff  av,  26  ft  n of  Root  st,  ef,  52x104, 

Jan  11,  Michael  O’Brien  to  Dunne  & 

Conlan $2300 

School  street,  near  45th  st,  ef,  24x115,  im- 
proved. Jan  7,  W H Martin  to  A H And- 
erson   $1,780 

Tucker  st,  sw  cor  59th,  ef,  597x265%,  Jan 
4,  Merchants’  Loan  & Trust  Co  to  Frank 

H Baker $5000 

Vincennes  av,  99  ft  s of  Augusta  st,  ef,  25 
xl30,  Jan  5,  W D McKey  to  Ellen  Fau- 

catte $1,625 

Wentworth  av,  near  54th  st,  wf,  25x84%, 
Dec  22,  ’85,  J P Bowes  to  Malcom  Mc- 
Martin   $1100 

Wabash  av,  198  ft  s of  60th  st,  ef,  99x170, 
with  other  property,  Dec  28,  ’85,  Master 

in  Chancery  to  Alfred  C Clark $6,099 

Woodlawn  av,  207.8  ft  n of  47th  st,  ef,  107 
x200,  Jan  11,  F L and  C H Phillips  to 

Frank  G Kammerer $10,000 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  av,  99  ft  w of  Loomis,  nf,  25x 
150,  Jan  2,  A S and  F A Winkelman  to 

WW  Wales $*00 

Armitage  av,  se  cor  Ballou,  nf,  150x150, 
Dec  26,  ,85,  Chas  W Drew  to  Carl  F W 

Strickert $2600 

California  av,  251  ft  s of  Armitage,  ef,  24 
xlOO,  Nov  16,  ’85,  R and  E Greenebaum 

to  T Torkelsen $550 

Cortland  st,  nr  Delamater  place,  486  ft  to 
Alley,  with  375x125,  near  above,  Nov  21, 
’85,  Edward  S Dreyer  to  Ernst  Kramer 
$12000 

Fairview  av,  225  ft  s of  Greenwood,  ef,  25 
xl25,  March  7,  ’85,  F C Delamater  to  A 

Waug $450 

Humboldt  boul,  121  ft  e of  Maplewood  av, 
nf,  36x165,  Nov  27,  ’85,  N F Moore  et  al 

to  W H Powell $750 

Lake  st,  ne  corner  of  43d  st,  sf,  25x180, 
Jan  7,  West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  M P 

Griffin $1,350 

Myrtle  av,  275  ft  n of  Greenwood,  wf,  25x 
125,  Dec  31,  ’85,  J W Farlin  to  W Rich- 
ardson   $350 

Mozart  st,  136  ft  s of  Armitage  av,  wf,  36 
xlOO,  Dec  16,  ’85,  R and  E Greenebaum 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

68  Washington  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY 


to  Humbolt  Park  Free  Methodist 

Church • $72,r> 

Six  tots  in  Crosby’s  part  of  e%  of  se  % of 
Section  25  40  13,  Dec  14, ’85,  N F Moore 

et  al  to  W H Powell 2650 

Western  av,  200  ft  s of  Greenwood,  ef,  26x 
124,  January  5,  M G and  A Crosby  to  F^ 

CrischanowBky $*50 

Wabansia  av,  74  ft  w of  Oglesby  st,  sf,  25 

xl53,  Jan  13,  C B Simons  to  F X Hell- 
man $325 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 


Lot  26  b 5,  Palmer’s  add  to  S Chicago,  Nov  20,  82, 

Mary  P M Palmer  to  R Volpins ••••••• 

Lots  6 aud  6 b 3,  Willard  & Decker’s  sub 
1-4  26  39  13,  No  1182  Genesee  ave,  Jan  6,  Anna  C 

Small  to  Martha  Biddiford .• v-*?6ao 

Lots  10  and  11  b 3,  Linden  Grove,  Dec  2,  David  Di- 

mond  to  G L Nichols • - 

Lot  27  b 10,  J and  Lee’s  sub  sw  1-4  20  39  14,  Jan  6, 

M Vodmansky  to  F Medal • • • ••  • • - -*2450 

Premises  No  305  N Welis  st,  Jan  8,  Chas  Brink- 

meyer  to  C Rosmanish ••• 70uu 

Premises  4216  Langley  ave,  Jan  8,  Sarah  J Cooper 

to  J M Taylor •••;•• • 

Lot  27  b 48  Rodgers  Park,  Jan  2,  Peter  Smith  to  W 

H Bartlett 

Lot  16  b 9 Hyde  Park,  Dec  21,  Mary  J Peabody  to 


N !4  It  11  b 3,  Barnum  Grove,  Calvin  P Austin  to 

Nellie  G Hollett 

Lot  21  b 2,  Benedict’s  sub  se  1-4  20  38  14,  Sept  5,  R S 

Cox  to  II  E Robertson • ■ -*2-’0 

S 33  ft  of  n 99  ft  of  It  6 b 11,  Skinner  k Judd’s  sub 
ne  1-4  21  38  14,  Dec  2,  J P Young  to  Anna  Johns- 

tmi  *924 


60x170  ft  adj  It  12  b 10  In  River  Forest,  Jan  7, 

son  Thatcher  to  Chicago  k Wis  It  R Co 

Und  2-7  of  following:  Lot  2 b 5 and  It,  2 b 6 < 
partu  sw  1-4  14  39  13;  it  2 b 3 and  It  2 b 10,  It  1 I 
clr  ct  partu  in  n Vi  32  41  14,  Jan  6,  John  DeKoveu' 

to  E M Hubbard $10,46 

Lot  99  b 49  w Vt  etc  17  39  14,  Oct  7,  Win  if  Maher  to 

Anna  Maher $6,000 

Lots  30  and  31  b 1,  Culver’s  Park,  Jan  4,  G Ander- 
son to  A E Luciih MW 

N Zi  Its  12  and  13  b 8,  village  of  Lemont,  Jan  9,  G 
A and  J G Bodenschatz  to  P Bracken $1,300 


Mary  Cameron . 


.$2000 


Lot  37  b 7 b 4,  Sheffield’s  add,  Oct  20  ’84,  Katharina 

Koch  to  E Missbach - • • 

Lot  11  b 6,  Walker’s  sub,  20  3g  14,  J Hlavarek  to > P 

Douslisrty  . ........  ....  .........  ••  •jo^you 

Lot  IT  and  w Vi  16  b 2,  Kehl’s  sub  of  b 17  etc  Clark’s 
sub,  13  39  13,  July  6,  C H Kehl  to  J H Shannon 
$525 

Lots  205  to  208  b 2,  Swan’s  sub  4 38  14,  Nov  24,  Su- 
san Smith  to  J P Bowes ....  - • *2£uu 

Lo  5 b 5,  Beck’s  sub  sw  1-4  sw  1-4  21  38  14,  Nov  16,  G 

H Caldwell  to  J D Locker *‘-"5 

Lot  4 b 5,  same  sub,  Nov  16,  same  to  S R Fugate^ 

Lots  4 and  21  b 3,  Jared  Gage’s  sub  div  in  ne  1-4  17 

42  13,  Mch  10,  H J Muth  to  John  Morton $675 

Lot  10  Kay’s  sub  e !4  ne  1-4  nw  1-4  nw  1-4  8 38  14, 
Sept  5,  W G Kay  to  G Behmendt *350 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  11  b 7 Ironworkers’  add  to  Chicago,  Jan  4,  C M 

Lemont  to  C Latzin *450 

Lot  26  b 7,  pt  w Vi  se  1-4  31  37  15,  Dec  3,  M Han- 

rahan  to  Susan  Carmody - $2000 

356  lots  in  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  in  w Vi  ne 
1-4  22  38  14,  Jan  1,  John  Johnston  jr  et  al  to  Thos 

P Keefe $60,000 

Lot  27  and  28  b 2,  Hawhe’s  snb  in  se  1-4.22  38 14,  Jan 

7,  Wm  C Glaum  to  T B Bryan $450 

Lot  75  Davis  add  to  Pullman,  Dec  30,  Jas  M Davis 

to  Dolphin  Chefler *249 

Lots  14  and  15  b 6,  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Aug 

22,  R Berger  to  S Kamiuski $600 

Lots  29  and  30  b 61,  s Chicago,  Jan  11,  C & C C & D 

CotoHM  Hooker $1,800 

S Vi  It  28  div  3,  South  Shore  sub,  30  38  15,  Jan  12,  L 
L Mills  to  F DeWolfe $7®0 


I.t  8 b 3 Austin’s  sub  e Vi  ne  1-4  8 39  13,  Nov  21,  Jno 

E Bacon  to  G M Davis *19uu 

Lot  39  b 5 Scoville  Niles’ add  to  Oak  Park,  Jan  fa, 

Thos  S Francis  to  Lydia  T Patterson $3750 

Lot  43  aud  n 15  fr  44  of  Its  1 to  11,  Scoville’s  sub  of 
49  acs,  7 39  13,  Jan  11,  H Lumbard  to  F H Lum- 

bard  $1,264 

W Vi  lot  23  and  e 14  it  22  b 16,  2d  div  of  Clyde,  Dec 

31,  R L Storrs  to  Sarah  E Haskell ■ • • ■ • |3uu 

Lot  2 of  Its  1 to  11,  Scoville’s  sub  49  acs  sw  1-4  7 39 
13,  Dec  24,  J H Hulburt  to  Lauar  G Hulburt.  . . ..$1 
100  ft  strip  (3  acs)  across  e Vi  sw  1-4  15  39  13,  Dec  29 
Plymouth  Cordage  CO  to  Chicago  k Gt  Western 

R R Co  * •po^ouu 

Lot  129  n pt  16  39  lib  Mch  30,  A Gage  to  Wm  Siero^ 

Block  11  Crawford’s  sub  pt  ne  1-4  27  39  13,  s of  E R, 

Jan  11,  Master  in  Chy  to  J H Shepard $4,633 

S Vi  b 14,  same  sub,  Jan  11,  same  to  same $4,392 

NEW  TRIER. 

Ne  1-4  7 42  13,  Jan  6,  M Gormley  to  James  H Gorm- 
ley  $1UU 

Lots  35  and  36  b 4,  Brown’s  add  to  Glencoe,  Nov  23, 

Molly  E Ball  to  J Roden -•••••••• 

9 1-4  acs  in  se  1-4  21  42  13;  also  It  7 of  Its  3 and  4 
etc,  Simmons’  sub  div  se  1-4  21  42  13,  Jan  2,  E 
Knauer  to  Mary  Wilhelm U,475 

LYONS. 

Lot  19  and  20  b 11,  in  sub  of  w Vi  sw  1-4  4 38  12,  Dec 

31,  C C Lay  to  Geo  D Unold *»uu 

Lots  45  and  46  b 17,  Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  Dec 

29.  C W Alexander  to  Isabel  Burchell • • • • 

Lot  30  b 10,  Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  Jan  12, 
Zara  C Peck  to  A S Piper  et  al *15U 

CALUMET. 

Lot  56  of  n 90  ft  of  Its  1 to  5 etc  b L,  Morgan  Park 

Jan  4,  Mary  Dunn  to  H L Pinney  et  al $500 

Lots  1 and  4 b 1 of  It  3,  Hitt’s  sub  se  1-4  8 37  14,  Jan 

8,  F Brinkmann  to  J J Hocb 

Lots  9 10  11,  Clark’s  sub  of  Its  1 and  2 b 5,  Wash- 
ington  Heights,  Jan  5,  Barbarr  Hemmuch  to  F^ 

L(ftf  50and  6 b 16,  Cole’s  sub  in  ne  1-4  5 37  ii,  Jan  8 
Sami  Delamater  to  Wm  Carter . . . ........  • ■ $390 

Lots  147,  148  and  14g  in  re-sub  of  Its  35  to  78  b 5, 
Washington  Heights,  Apl  30,  Wm  H Fesler  to 
The  Baptist  Theological  Union 

EVANSTON. 

Lot  29  b 3,  Kedzie  & Keeney’s  add,  Jan  1,  F R See- 

lye  to  E G Welch 

Lots  14  and  15  b 25,  Rogers  Park,  Jan  7,  C H Ceper-^ 

2 acs  in  sub  6,  assrs  plat  in  w 14  7 41  14.  Dec  24,  M 

& W Phelps  to  E McKay  y • 

Lot  1 and  n 10  ft  It  2 b 3,  Arnold  & Warner’s  add 
Dec  29  ’83,  J F Lawrence  to  E B Pease . . *40n 

Same  premises,  Jan  1,  E R Pease  to  N B TreadweU^ 

Lot  2 b i,  Hartry’s  add  to  n Evanston,  Dec  31,  J 
Hartry  to  Ellen  Gormley $»U0 


Nummary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Jan.  14, 1886; 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  1*5  $1,311,588 

County 179  457,781 

Total 324  $1,769,319 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Jan.  15,  1885: 

Sales. 

City 73 

County 136 


Amount. 

$281,912 

372,398 


Total 209  $654,310 


.$600 


Let  12  b 7 University  sub  of  Englewood,  Nov  27,  A 

D Warner  to  Jno  Hough $500 

Lot  34  b 54,  South  Lynne,  Oct  18,  ’84,  H Snydam  to 

Sarah  Chace $150 

Nw  1-4  (ex  r rds)  30  38  14,  Jan  5,  V K Glass  et  al  to 

A B Jenks $2700 

Lots  38  and  39  b 3,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Nov 

21,  S M Smith  to  Sarah  A Scott $2150 

Let  1 (ex  s 15  16-100  ft)  of  iots  3 to  6 b 2,  Skinner  & 
Judd’s  subne  1-4  2138  14,  Jan  6,  Geo  Sherwood  to 

R R Smale $1200 

N 33M  pt  of  e 108  ft  of  It  9 b 15.  Linden  Grove,  Jan 

2,  Angie  Page  to  H N Nelson $1400 

Lot  24  b 14,  Benedict’s  sub  ne  1-4  se  1-4  20  38  14, 

July  24,  Richd  S Cox  to  Jno  Martin $275 

Lot  68  and  s Vi  It  67  b 2,  same  sub,  July  1,  Same  to 

Albert  F Place $300 

Lot  6 (ex  e 50  ft)  b 11,  Normal  school  sub,  21  38  14, 

Jan  6,  Wm  A Mills  to  Wm  J Mills $750.. 

N >4  It  5 b 1,  Pialsted’s  sub  e % It  1,  Taylor’s  sub 
se  1-4  21  38  14,  Nov  1,  Harriet  L Boardman  to  P 

O’Rourke *5f>9 

N Vi  s Vi  s Vi  se  1-4  se  1-4  20  38  14,  Jan  9,  Rose  A 

Forrester  to  R S Cox $4750 

Block  56  University  sub  in  sec  7 38  14,  Jan  7,  Arthur 

J White  to  Jas  Williams $2500 

Lot  17  b 3 Benedict’s  sub  se  1-4  20  38  14,  June  9,  R 

S Cox  to  M O’Neill $300 

Lot  3 b 6,  Kay’s  add  in  8 38  14,  Jan  9,  John  L S Hall 

to  Hattie  E Mears $1 

Lot  18  and  n Vi  19  b 4,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville, 

Jan  6,  Jas  D Smith  to  S M Smith $338 

Lots  27  28  and  29  b 1 ne  1-4  se  1-4  20  38  14,  Bene- 
dict’s sub,  June  5,  R 8 Cox  to  G C De  Swarte . . $600 
Lots  89  to  92  b 3,  same  sub,  June  5,  Same  to  E A 

Flanders! $1050 

Lot  34  b 48  South  Lynne.  Mch  27,  Henry  C Stedman 

to  P M Hinman . .$300 

E 50  ft  It  8 b 6,  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub,  21  38  14,  Oct 

19,  Matek  A Loning  to  S M Turner $1,700 

Lot  37  b 3,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Dec  1,  S M 

Smith  to  Henry  Tracy $1,700 

N 10  ft  It  7 and  s 20  ft  It  8 b 4,  Perry’s  2d  sub  of 
Taylor’s  sub,  21  38  14,  Jan  4,  Wm  A Olson  to 

Martha  D Tramel ■•■•••••  *3,735 

N Zi  It  2 b 4,  Normal  School  sub,  19,  21  38  14,  Dec  19, 
Patrick  Lawless  to  Charlotte  A Baker $1,600 


W 1-4  ne  1-4  30  41  12,  Janl,  Michael  Madlgan  to  H 



W 1-4  nw  1-4  and  e 1-4  ne  1-4  30  41  12,  Jan  1,  Same  to 

F Nebel 

Lots  2 to  5.  Lee’s  sub  of  Its  7 and  8,  Desplaines, 
Dec  19,  Edwin  C Wyman  to  Jno  Allis  jr. . . . . .$1,000 
Same  premises,  Dec  19,  John  Allis  jr  to  G Merz, 

Lot  5 and  n vil  b 4,  Mechanics’  add  to  Desplaines 
Dec  19,  G Merz  to  John  Allis  jr *400 

JEFFERSON. 

N 10  acs  of  e 20  acs  of  n l4  se  1-4  24  40  13.  Jan  8,  A J 

Weckler  to  Weckler  Brick  Co $9,000 

Nw  1-4  ne  1-4  se  1-4  sec  24  40  13,  Jan  8,  Joseph 
Blckerdike  to  same $10,000 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Lots  3 and  14  of  It  3 b 16,  Sheffield’s  add;  It  15  b 5, 
Pierce’s  Humboldt  Park  add;  It  27  b 2,  Harrison’s 
add;  Jan  6,  H E Scheuermann  to  J F Griffin. 

$6000 

Lots  6 and  7 b 4,  22  39  14,  Nov  10,  H R Bond  to  T J 

Lefens • $2U.ouo 

S Vi  It  28  b 77,  Elston’s  add,  Jan  4,  Equitable  T Co 

to  J Makowski ;•••••••• ' V S00 

W Vi  sw  1-4  9 37  12,  Dec  26.  Frances  A Gardner  to  W 


H Hubbard. 


.$6400 


Lot  7 in  sub  of  pt  w % nw  1-4  28  37  11,  Sept  11. 

JM  W McCarthy  to  T Sullivan $315 

Lot  25  b 2,  Walker’s  Dock  add,  Jan  5,  John  Lyons 

Anna  E Wolff -?1®00 

Lois  6 and  7 b 2,  same,  Jan  7,  Cyru  H McCormick 


to  J W Garvy . 


$50 


Lot  8 b 4 King,  Scott  k Wilson’s  add,  Oct  12,  T E 

Phillips  to  H Christianson ■•••••  • $“uu 

Lots  9 to  12  b 1,  Ritchie’s  sub  in  se  1-4  2 36  14,  Jan 

4,  J J Lansing  to  Ole  J Lerdell ••  ■ ■ • -*400 

Lots  22  and  23  b 1,  Culver’s  Park,  Jan  7,  E H Gam- 
mon to  N P Peterson *4UU 

Lots  28  and  31  b 1,  same,  Jan  7,  Same  to  G Ander- 

gon  

Ne  1-4’  se  1-4  29  37  11,  Jan  8.  Henry  R Glos  to  Thos 


Murray . 


$1 


TRUST  DEEDS 

Aligns  J to  W Loeb,  Jan  8,  It  41  b 1 Went- 
worth’s snb  34  39  14,  2 y,  1% $2,000 

Alen  C to  C H Puscheck,  Jan  7,  e 1-2  s w 

% 32  37  13,  3 y,  6$ $1000 

Angustrom  M T to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct 
29,  It  146  Altgeld’s  sub  29  40  14,  4 y,  8% 

$600 

Arroyo  J to  D Quigg,  Jan  7,  Its  24  to  28  b 

53,  Cornell,  5 y,  1% $2000 

Bouton  S F to  H K Whiton,  Aug  15,  It  18 

b 75,  14  38  14,  2 y,  6$ $1,000 

Baker  C A to  J N Young,  Dec  28,  n 1-2  It 
2 b 4,  Normal’s  sub,  21  38  14,  2 y,  1% 

$1,500 

Barry  E to  G L Niehoff,  Jan  11,  It  80,  Raw- 

son’s  sub,  13  39  13,  6 m,  8% $200 

Bryant  R E to  W Loeb,  Jan  4,  It  21  b 2, 

B igdon’s  sub,  27  39  14,  3 y,  6% $5000 

Breed  S M to  F Campbell,  Jan  7,  It  16  of 
It  34  etc,  se  % 13  39  13,  80  m,  8%,  p m, 

$2000 

Barns  M and  F P to  F R Chandler,  Jan  1, 

pt  It  22  b 8,  16  38  14,  3 y,  U $1500 

Blaney  R to  A Peterson,  Jan  8,  It  13  b 6,  4 

38  14,  3 y,  8% $900 

Burchill  1 to  G W Clark,  Dec  30,  lots  45 

and  46  b 17,  Lyon’s  sub,  2 y,  8% $200 

Burgess  C to  G Coombs,  Jan  8,  It  10  of  it 

6 b 25,  29  39  14,  5 y,  7 % $200 

Bryan  T B to  J D Jenning,  Jan  6,  Its  5 and 
6 b 6 W & S’s  sub  2 38  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m 

$10,666 

Burkman  M to  S M Moore,  Mch  27,  It  47 

b 2,  31  39  14,  2 y,  8% $295 

Bashee  B to  J Frake,  Jan  6,  pt  It  8 of  It 

39,  16  38  14,  5 y,  1% $2,500 

Baker  R M to  A B Mead,  Jan  8.  Its  1 and 

2 b 12,  3 y,  8% $4,200 

Boedeker  M to  H G Foreman,  June  24,  It 

1 of  It  13  b 36  Ogden’s  add $225 

Billich  W G to  C H Puscheck,  Jan  7,  It  3 b 

6,  28  39  14,  3 y,  1% $800 

Blatler  A to  A E Bart,  Jan  7,  Its  13  and  14 
b 5 W & McM’s  sub  20  39  14,  wkly,  8% 

$200 

Barnluna  J W to  B F Weber,  Jan  6,  It  18  b 

22  Ravenswood,  $350 

Bennett  J L to  R M Fair.  Jan  5,  It  3 b 12, 

18  39  14,  5 y,  8% $1,500 

Broman  A to  E Maynard,  Dec  31,  s % It 

30,  12  40  13,  5 y,  8% $1,000 

Backhus  F to  J H Ernst,  J an  6,  It  25  b 1 

etc  29  40  14,  4 y,  8%,  pm $900 

Copeland  J to  A A Exline,  Dec  1,  It  7 b 37 

Roger’s  Park,  5 y,  7 % $2,008 

Chefler  D to  T Scanlan,  Dec  30,  It  lb  Da- 
vis’ add  Pullman,  2 y,  8%,  pm  $155 

Cooper  S J to  W E Farness,  Dec  5,  pt  It 

18  n e % 3 38  14,  5 y,  8% $1,800 

Clark  J J to  J N Barker,  Dec  17,  It  13  b 

24,  11  38  14,  2 y.  6% $1,250 

Campbell  F to  H J Luders,  Jan  9,  Its  1 

to  5,  Reaper’s  add,  6 m,  8% $500 

Collman  H V to  H A Hurlbut,  Jan  4,  Its  1 
to  3 of  It  9,  etc,  b 5,  Rockwell’s  add,  5 y 

7 %,  3 deeds $7500 

Cass  G W to  F R Chandler,  Jan  8,  Its  12  to 

16  b 1 etc,  25  39  13,  3 y,  1% $5000 

Cousins  I to  A V Knickerbocker,  Jan  9,  It 

18  w 1-2  b 12,  19  39  14,  wkly,  8 % $600 

Colbert  M A to  J G Colbert,  Jan  12,  It  6 b 

5,  Sutton’s  add,  3 y,  1% $2,200 

Code  ItoMB  Rich,  Deo  28,  It  14  b 33, 

27  39  14,  3 y,  8% $2,000 

Carrington  ME  to  W D Cooper,  Jan  12, 

Its  8 and  9,  Goodenow’s  add,  1 y,  6# 
$2,000 


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of  r.on  <,os»tl<>nts. 


DeWolfe  F to  G A H Baker,  Jan  12,  pt  It 

28  divn  3,  South  Shore,  3 y.  7# $450 

Daer  J to  F Sommer,  Dec  26.  It  4,  Raber’s 
sub,  It  218  etc,  28  39  14,  weekly,  5 1-5$ 

$3,500 

Dempster  EM  to  EW  Hyman  j r,  Jan  6, 

It  8 b 92,  27  39  14,  10  y,  514 $6000 

Dietrich  J T to  P F Kuefel.  Jan  7,  It  7 b 6 
W & McM’s  sub  20  39  14,  1 y,  8$  ....  $100 
D’Elio  C to  W Heinemann,  Jan  18,  It  5 b 

3,  36  40  13,  5 y,  8$ $1,080 

Donnelly  N A to  W L Pierce,  Jan  7,  Its  8 

and  9 b 1 of  b 6,  38  and  39  40  14,  3 y,  1% 

$4,000 

Dolan  E to  J Stern,  Jan  7,  pt  It  13  b 2 of 

b 2 etc  Ridgeland,  wkly,  7$ $600 

Dvorak  M to  J C Miller,  Dec  21,  Its  13  to 
15  s % b 15  Cole’s  sub  5 37  14,  mthly, 

8$ $600 

Ewert  B to  W C Fricke.  Dec  18,  It  42  b 3, 

7 39  14,  1 y,  7$,  pm.. $400 

Eagle  EE  S to  L Baird,  Jan  4,  Its  31  and 

32  b 3,  23  39  13,  3 y,  7$ $2000 

Fallows  S to  G Tapper,  Jan  6,  Its  3 to  5 
of  Its  1 to  6 b 45  Carpenter’s  add,  4y,  8$ 

$ 

Fredl  J to  A Zajecek,  Jan  9,  It  7 s 14  It  2, 

20  39  14,  3 y,  7$ . .$1,200 

Franzen  W to  J McConnell,  Jan  2,  It  21  b 

8 of  b 2 etc  29  40  14,  2 y,  7$,  p m $500 

Fitzgerald  M <fc  J to  J J Curran,  Jan  1,  It 

32  b 5 Hamburg,  mthly,  7J4# $2,000 

(Guddings  K R to  C R Corwith,  Jan  4,  pt 
Its  7 and  8 b 1 Sawyer’s  add,  4 m,  7$ 

$10,000 

Giels  H to  W J Knight,  Jan  1,  w J4  w V2 

n e ^ 30  41  12,  3 y,  6$,  pm $3,300 

Glowienki  L to  E H Bessa.  Jan  6,  It  22  b 

6 of  b 44  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  6$ $700 

Graves  G M to  S D Snow,  Jan  4,  Its  6 and 

7 b 1,  13  41  13,  1 y,  8$ $300 

Goodon  M R to  E Winters,  Jan  5,  It  1 of 

It  14  b 31  Carpenter’s  add,  5 y,  7$.  .$1,500 
Griffin  P to  J J Altpeter,  Jan  8,  It  6 n 

b 5,  20  39  14,  wkly,  8$ $1000 

Garry  J to  J E Dalton.  Jan  6,  It  22  b 12, 

wkly,  8$ $600 

Graves  J H to  A Peterson,  Jan  18,  It  37  b 
7,  H P R Assn,  sub,  1 39  13,  2 y,  #.  .$350 
Hall  W J to  P Maas,  Dec  29,  It  43  b 4, 

Harrison’s  add,  wkly,  8$ $500 

Holden  C N to  F L Bushnell,  Jan  7,  It  9 
and  pt  10  b 4,  Duncan’s  add,  3 y,  5# 

$12,001 

Hickey  W to  S E Gross,  Jan  5,  It  38  b 1, 
Carter’s  sub,  Clifford’s  add,  ly,  8$. . .$200 
Hendrickson  N to  E A Dickey,  Jan  7,  lot 

12,  b 35.  S Chicago,  2 y,  7 # $800 

Hannah  J T to  N B Judah,  Jan  6,  s 34  nw 

M ne  % 34  40  13,  2 y,  8# $5000 

Harold  A to  E Koch,  Jan  9,  Its  18  and  19 

b 2,  Kay’s&dd,  1 y,  8# $800 

Hoppenhagen  F to  W Heinemann,  Jan  6, 

It  3 of  It  91  etc  Butterfield’s  add,  3 y,  7 # 

* $1,800 

Holman  E E to  F A Woodbury,  Jan  4,  Its 
47  and  48  b 8 Sherman’s  add  Holstein,  1 

y,  6$ $450 

Hvotal  F to  C Koch,  Dec  10,  It  21  b 7 of  b 

4 etc  35  40  13,  23  m,  1%,  p m $350 

Hair  M to  M R Fresh  waters,  Jan  7,  Its  13 

and  14  b 3,  26  39  13,  3 y,  6# $2,000 

Hatterman  W E to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan 

4,  It  16  b 1 etc  Spears’  add,  3 y,  6#,  p m 

$ — 

Humboldt  Pk  M E Church  to  M E Greene- 
baum. Dec  16,  pt  b 1 H & H’s  sub  1 39 

13,  2 y,  6#,  p m $550 

Hitch  M to  W Loeb,  Dec  24,  Its  21  to  24  b 

20  Bickerdike’s  add,  5 y,  6# $4,000 

Haack  B to  S Wallner,  Jan  2,  It  28  b 3,  25 

39  13,  wkly,  8# $300 

Heggemeyer  B to  C Clement,  Oct  5,  It  34 

b 1,  28  39  14,  1 y,  7% .$2,500 

Hoalfield  J W to  H W Ames,  Jan  7,  Its  13 
and  14  b 2 of  b 42,  7 39  14,  3 y,  7%.  .$1500 
Hale  A G to  J Hutchinson.  Dec  21,  It  2 b 

3,  27  39  14,  5 y,  6# $6,200 

Hickman  J to  S Straus,  Dec  28,  pt  b 73  R, 

M & S’s  add,  2 y,  7% $1,500 

Johnson  C A to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  7, 

It  33  b 3,  Gross’  n add,  2 y,  7% $500 

Johnston  A and  F to  J H Van  Vlissengen, 

Dec  2,  pt  It  6 b 11,  3 y,  7% $720 

Kramer  E to  E Koch,  Jan  5,  pt  bs  2 and  3 
35  40  13,  2 y,  7%,  p m,  3 deeds $8900 


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Kaminski  S to  E S Dreyer,  Aug  22,  Its  14 
and  15  b 6,  32  38  14,  3 y,  6#,  p m . . . . $450 
Keefe  T P to  F H Dickey,  Jan  1,  266  Its 
in  J & C’s  sub  22  38  14,  2 y,  6#,  p m 

$37,240 

Kelly  J to  C Wright,  Jan  4,  It  31  b 1 of  b 

40,  17  39  14,  2 y,  7% $600 

Leahy  S J to  H G Foreman,  Jan  6,  Its  7 
and  8 b 4 Smith’s  sub  18  39  14,  5 y,  5*4# 

._. $16,000 

Lindstrund  F W to  H A Haugan,  Jan  6,  s 
% It  18  of  It  9 etc,  ne  3 38  14,  3 y.  7 % 

$2000 

Lienhaupel  J to  0 Kubin,  Jan  11,  It  84, 

Ballin’s  sub,  8 38  14,  Nov  1,  7% $200 

Ludes  T to  F Sommers,  Jan  7.  It  26  b 15, 

U & M’s  add,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $4,000 

Lendren  H to  W M Stanley,  Jan  11,  It  25 

b2  of  b 49,  19  40  14,  3 y,  6$ $165 

Mense  J to  F Lackner,  Jan  6,  It  10  b 8 Da- 
vis’ add,  2 y,  5# $400 

McKay  R L to  S W Rawson,  Dec  3,  Its  3 

and  4 b 5.  18  39  14.  5 y,  6# $5,000 

Manhke  F and  L to  W Bartels,  Jan  8,  It  31 

b 17,  19  39  14,  2y,  6$ $900 

Maeltig  E to  F Krueger,  Jan  4,  It  74,  28  39 

14,  3 y.  75? $600 

Murphy  E and  R to  F Sommer,  Jan  2,  It 
11  of  It  4 b 28,  29  39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5# 

$1,000 

McKay  J B to  G Sawin,  Jan  1,  It  13  b 2 of 

b 4,  13  39  13,  10  m.  7% $1,149 

Mahnke  F to  A Schoeveriing,  Jan  7,  It  31 

b 17.  19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $1,000 

Mathew  H A C to  F R Chandler,  Jan  6,  pt 
It  10  b 17  Hyde  Park,  5 y,  7%,  p m..  $1,000 
McLogan  J C and  C A to  J L Chapman, 
Jan  1,  It  6 b 8,  21  38  14,  5 y,  8#  ... . $1,200 
Moden  J to  S D Bideu,  Jan  11,  Its  41  and 
42  b 12,  Brown’s  add,  La  Grange,  etc,  1 

y,  8# ....'....$200 

Moore  J B to  E B Tolman.  Jan  9,  Its  23 
and  24,  F,  L & E’s  sub.  4 38  14,  90  ds, 

6# $480 

Maynard.  E to  P W Palmer.  Jan  8,  pt  It  8 
b 6,  S & J’s  sub,  21  38  14,  5 y,  6# . . . . $4000 
Mueller  A to  F Sommers,  Jan  7,  It  19  Far- 
lin’s  sub,  34  39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5#. . . .$4,000 
Mahoney  C to  J E Otis,  Jan  9,  It  44  b 3, 

17  39  14,  3 y,  7%,  p m $980 

McMartiu  M to  ME  Greenebaum,  Jan  6, 

pr  Its  5 and  6 b 6,  9 38  14,  3 y,  7%.  .$1200 
Nagle  J P to  to  M J Dunne,  Dec  23,  pt  It 

8 b 8,  Pine  Grove,  2 y,  7# $800 

Nowak  C to  F G Bradley,  Jan  9,  It  76  b 2 
R & P’s  sub,  23  39  13,  2y,  6#  p m . . . . $300 
Niemczewski  J to  M Majewski.  Jan  5,  Its  4 
and  5 of  It  1 etc  b 23  Elston’s  add,  wkly 

6# $4,000 

Neal  J P to  E H Sheldon,  Oct  8,  pt  b 85  s 

s add,  2 y,  6# $84,375 

O’Grady  J to  H H Rose,  Jan  4,  It  39  b 22, 

7 39  14,  wkly,  7# $600 

Oliver  J M to  S M Moore,  Dec  1,  Its  26  to 

50  b 6.  13  39  13,  2 y,  6# $4,166 

O’Callaghan  D to  C H Puscheck,  Jan  9,  Its 

1 and  2 b 20,  7 39  14.  wkly,  8# $1000 

Pease  E B to  J F Lawrence.  Jan  1,  It  18  b 

2,  18  39  14,  5 y,  6#,  p m $1500 

Peterson  C to  F Sommer,  Jan  2,  pt  It  6 
b 3,  Assessor’s  divn,  16  38  14,  wkly,  5 1-5# 

$1,600 

Pavlik  F to  0 Kubin,  Jan  11,  It  85,  Bul- 

lin’s  sub,  8 38  14,  Nov  I,  7# $350 

Patterson  L T to  S Dunlop,  J an  6,  It  39  b 5 

S & N’s  add,  Oak  Park,  3y,  6# $1250 

Peters  J H to  C Spangenberg,  Oct  1,  Its 

18  and  19  b 9 Pine  Grove,  18  m,  6#,  p m 
$1,800 

Peters  J H to  C Spangenberg,  Oct  1,  ltsl8 
and  19  b 9 Pine  Grove,  6 m,  6#,  p m 

$1,800 

Prins  G to  W T Dwight.  Jan  7,  It  49  b 10, 

7 39  14,  3 y,  7# $1,500 

Quaid  E to  E KochJ  Jan  11.  pt  It  3,  10  38 

14,  1 y 7# $1,000 

Ritchie  E to  H G Foreman,  Jan  2,  It  24  b 

125  s s add,  1 y,  8# $3,000 

Rattle  A M and  T S to  C C Waller,  Jan  6, 

pt  n e 14  39  12,  3 y,  7# $2,000 

Ryer  B F to  G P H Dose.  Jan  8,  It  18  b 52 
7 39  14,  2 y,  7#  ....  $2,000 


Reed  W to  S Gehr,  Jan  6,  It  9 b 9,  33  40 

14,  3 y,  6# $2,000 

Rusk  R to  E Maynard,  Dec  15,  pt  b 11, 
Jackson’s  sub,  12  40  13,  4y,  6#,  p m . . $400 
Radske  M to  F J Loesch,  Dec  30,  Its  1 7 
and  18  b 5,  Fullerton’s  2d  add,  1 y,  634# 

$3000 

Sweet  S H et  al  to  R W Hyman  jr,  Jan  6, 
pt  It  9 b 92,  27  39  14,  10  yrs,  534#.  .$5000 
Smith  S M to  J Stern,  Jan  4,  It  18  and  pt 
19  b 4,  Smith’s  add,  Normalville,  wkly, 

7# $1200 

Scudder  H M to  F W Becker,  Jan  6,  pt  Its 
18  and  19  b 9,  Wentworth’s  sub,  34  39  14 

3 y,  6# $500 

Schofield  W to  W A Bond,  Nov  25,  It  24  b 
11.  V & H’s  sub,  17  38  14,  May  5,  7#.  $100 
Smith  D C to  H L Turner,  Aug  15,  It  8 b 

2 of  b 9,  19  39  14,  5 y,  7# $1100 

Sroner  J to  T J Lefens,  Jan  8,  It  4 of  It  7 

b 2,  21  39  14,  3 y,  6# $400 

Strickert  C F W to  S Fleetwood,  Dec  26, 

Its  10  to  15  b 4,  35  40  13,  Jan  1,  ’87,  6# 

pm $1,900 

Slend  W to  O G Butz,  Jan  8,  It  129,  16  39 

13,  1 y,  8# $350 

Sittig  L to  H G Foreman,  Jan  2,  pt  b 18, 

7 39  14,  3 y,  6#,  p m,  2 deeds $6,400 

Staab  J to  E Koch,  Jan  7,  pt  Its  78  to  80  b 
9,  33  40  14,  3 y,  6#,  p m,  3 deeds. . $13,000 
Stiewe  W to  W W Goodman,  Nov  19,  pt  It 

16  b 3,  6 39  14,  June  1,7# $394 

Scott  S A to  S M Smith,  Nov  25,  Its  38  and 

39  b 3 Normalville,  3 y,  7# $775 

Spencer  J to  J J Knickerbocker,  Jan  2, 
pt  Its  15  and  16  b 1 Myrick’s  add.  2 y, 

7# $2,260 

Swartz  T L and  T to  J H Van  Vlissengen. 
Dec  29,  It  19  b 7 Bickerdike’s  add,  5 y, 

7# $1,500 

Stein  F to  W M Stanley.  Jan  7,  It  38  b 8,  6 

39  14,  4 y,  7# $750 

Soderberg  A E to  A J Nowlan,  Jan  6,  It  23 

b 8 Bickerdike’s  add,  5 y,  6# $1,100 

Steinmetz  A to  J C Schumacher,  Jan  7,  It 
34  b 8 of  b 4 Sheffield’s  add,  4 y,  7# 

$1,500 

Sidebotham  E to  F R Chandler,  Jan  1,  pt 
It  3 and  all  4 Henry’s  sub  9 38  14,  3 y, 

6# $2,000 

Tracey  P W to  J J Altpeter,  Jan  9,  Its  14 
to  16  b 7,  Assessor’s  div,  32  39  14,  wkly, 

8# $1000 

Theim  T J to  E E Prussing,  Dec  12,  Its  53 

and  54  b 2,  9 38  14,  1 y,  7# $500 

Thompson  M E to  A L Coe,  Jan  2,  Its  94 
to  96  of  It  3 etc,  16  38  14,  2 y,  7#. . .$1000 
Turner  S M to  W H Holden,  Oct  19,  It  17 
b 10.  Normal’s  sub,  21  38  14,  1 y,  7%..  $700 
Tracy  H to  C E Giidersleeve  jr,  Dec  1,  It 
37  b 3,  Normalville,  4 1-2  y,  7%,  p m, 

$475 

Tessendorf  H to  R W Bridge,  Dec  4,  It  6 b 

5 of  b 10  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  6# $600 

Tyk  F to  T H Schintz,  Jan  4.  It  45  b 35,19 

39  14,  3 y,  7# ' $900 

Taylor  D S to  C Bentley,  Dec  15,  Its  59  to 
63  of  It  3 etc  b 3,  5 37  15,  1 y,  6#.  . . $1,366 
The  Cath  Bish  Chicago  to  F R Chandler, 
Jan  1,  It  1 e 1-2  It  10,  18  39  14.  5 y,  6# 

$10,500 

Underwood  S D to  A L Coe,  Jan  6,  It  2 b 

2 S & J’s  sub  21  38  14,  3 y.  7# $2,500 

Van  Schaack  H C to  R F Shanklin.  Jan  9, 

It  37  b 1,  Sweet’s  sub,  9 38  14,  5 y,  8# 

$1200 

VanO’Linda  W to  H West.  Jan  2,  pt  b 1, 

27  39  14,  2 y ’ $2,000 

Vopicka  C to  H C Morey,  Dec  10,  Its  1 to 

12  b 8,  18  39  14,  3 y,  6#,  p m $3,750 

Vigeant  G to  FR  Chandler,  Jan  1,  Its  1 
and  2 b 5 of  b 10  Astor’s  add,  3 y,  6#,  2 

deeds $10,500 

Watson  M A to  C D Wells,  Its  11  and  12  b 
2 of  b 44  Sheffield’s  add,  semi-mthly,  7# 

$2,500 

Wilson  0 to  E Goodman,  Jan  6,  It  18  b 1 
of  b 2 of  b 3 Ridgewood.  5 y,  6#,.  . . $1,750 
Williams  W E to  H G Foreman,  Jan  6,  pt 

It  14  b 2 Cleaverville,  3 y.  8# $100 

Wisdom  T B to  L Baird,  Jan  6.  pt  Its  27 
to  31  b 3 E.  W & A’s  sub  16  38  14.  5 y. 

7# $1*600 


Westberg  P A to  A B Mead,  Jan  2,  pt  It  4 
b — Normal  sub  21  38  14,  5 y,  7#..  .$1,500 
VVett  E and  R to  E S Dreyer,  Dec  26,  It  12 
b 2 of  b 25  etc  12  39  12,  4 y,  6#,  p m.$400 
Wheeler  S H to  W F Cobb,  Jan  1,  It  25  b 

1,  3 39  14,  2 y.  6# . . . $10,000 

Weckler  Brick  Co  to  E B Felsenthal,  Jan 
8,  pt  se  1-4  24  40  13,  1 y,  6#  p m. . .$6,666 
Wang  A to  H W Wolseley,  Dec  14,  It  38  b 

28,  25  40  13,  mthly, 8 # $600 

Wiley  F L to  C L Hammond,  Jan  2,  pt  It 

12  b 6,  6 89  14,  8 y,  7# $1,000 

Webb  J to  W H Holden,  Jan,  12,  pt  It  8 b 
10,  Rockwell’s  add,  3 y,  6#,  3 deeds 
$7,500 


.HORTLiAOES. 

Benton  J to  L P Poland,  Dec  18,  27  lots 

in  b 9 Milton’s  add $20,000 

Bluhm  M F C to  T Carbine,  Dec  2,  Its  1 

and  3 b 2,  3 38  14,  10  y,  $5,<  00 

Bluhm  M F C to  C E P Newbum,  Dec  2, 
pt  Its  14  to  16  b 16,  Ogden’s  add,  10  y, 

6# $6,000 

Bartlett  E S to  B & S Saving  L & B Asso- 
ciation, Nov  9,  It  22  b 1,  7 39  14,  mthly, 

6# $4,600 

Clapp  O W to  J J Bryant  & Co,  July  13, 
pt  b 5 of  b 6 Grant’s  add,  1 y,  6#  . .$4,100 
Cohnan  M Y,  to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Jan 

4,  It  10  b 1 of  b 2,  Ridgewood,  mthly,  8# 
$1500 

Clifford  B to  C E Bemis,  Dec  8,  It  77  b 24, 

7 39  14,  1 y,  6# $500 

Czaia  J to  B Lieski,  Jan  11,  It  l of  Its  1 to 

8 b 16,  6 39  14,  Nov  19,6# $1,300 

Detrick  J F to  J E Corcoran,  Jan  6,  It  5 b 

13,  Duncan’s  add,  1 y,  7# $1900 

Deuel  J S to  G W Ogilore,  Jan  6,  pt  Its  19 
and  20  b 7 Bushnell’s  add,  May  1,  ’87,6# 

$4,500 

Deily  F to  A Clifford,  Jan  4,  It  15  b 4 
Groveland’s  add  Winnetka,  3 y,  7#. . .$400 
Eberhardt  M to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society, Jan 
7,  It  27  Altgeld’s  sub  29  40  14,  wkly,  5# 

$200 

Egan  E to  C G Hutchinson,  Jan  5,  It  8 G 

G ■&  W’s  sub  13  30  13,  2 y,  7# $200 

Fox  P to  Young  & Clarkson,  Sept  28,  It  21 

b 1,  8 38  14,  42  m,  6#,  p m $325 

Griesbach  J to  P Haas,  Jan  8,  Its  39  and 

40,  29  40  14,  3 y,  7# $650 

Hanson  N M to  Phoenix  B Society,  Jan  6, 

It  17  b 40  Ogden’s  add,  wkly,  5# $600 

Harrington  S H to  H M Morrill,  Nov  27, 
pt  Its  15  and  16  b 59,  7 39  14,  July  1.  6# 

$1000 

Hamm  L T and  P E to  Canadian  Am  L & 

B Assn,  Jan  5,  It  5 of  lot  10  b 2,  Rock- 
well’s add.  mthly,  8# $21200 

Hatch  H P to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co,  Dec  30, 
pt  Its  13  and  14  b 17,  Wolcott’s  add,  1 y 

6# $5000 

Hatfield  M P to  G A Fuller,  Dec  28,  pt  It 
1 and  2 of  It  1 b 2,  D <fc  D’s  sub, 34  39  14 

5 y,  6#,  p m . . . . $2500 

Huber  C to  P Bergmann,  Jan  11,  It  6 b 28 

27  39  14,  1 y,  8# $600 

Kreuger  J to  Phoenix  B Society.  Dec  29,  It 

31,  343  Elston’s  add,  5#,  wkly $1,500 

Krupp  S to  J Krupp,  Jan  4,  s w 34  11  6 M 

31  37  12,  8 y,  6# $1,750 

Knights  S C and  J B to  C M L Ins  Co, Jan 

5,  pt  It  1 b 1 Owsley’s  sub  18  39  14,  5 y, 

5# $25,000 

Lane  C E to  W Happleton,  Jan  4,  Its  11 
and  12  b 64.  Hopkin’s  add,  Hyde  Park, 

5 y,  6# $5,000 

Land  J R to  W G Waterman,  Dec  19,  pt  w 

1-2  4 41  9,  3 y,  7#.. $2tl2 

Lutz  G to  J Abb,  Jan  8,  It  31  b 5 of  b 5, 

Sheffield’s  add,  1 y,  7#. $350 

Lindstrum  H to  Reid,  Murdock  & Fischer, 
Jan  4,  It  1 of  It  29  b 1,  9 38  14,  6 m,  8# 

$1,045 

Leber  M to  F Mandel,  Jan  6,  Its  7 and  8, 

Rabbeville $ 

Lightenhome  C C to  G H Alexander,  Jan 

1,  It  11  b 7,  1 y,  8#  $100 

Murphy  D to  H Bell,  Jr,  Jan  5,  It  26  b 11 

Morris  et  al’s  sub  18  39  14,  1 y,  6#.  . $ 

Mackowski  J to  Equitable  T Bo,  Jan  4,  s 

14  It  28  b 77,  2 y,  8# $200 

Massey  A W to  E St  Clair,  Jan  2.  It  20  of 

It  13  b 5,  66  m 6# $300 

McKay  E to  W Phelps,  Dec  24.  It  6.  Assr’s 

div,  w 1-2  7 41  14,  2 y,  6#,  p m $800 

Massman  R to  A H Lichtv,  Nov  11,  It  36  b 

6,  7 39  14.  4 y,  6#,  p m . .' $500 

Nelson  O J to  Phoenix  B Society,  Nov  25, 

It  4 b 31,  Johnston,  R ifc  S’s  add,  wkly. 

8# $3,4000 

Nieswauger  M P to  Chicogo  Permanent  B 
L Assn.  Jan  5,  Its  1 and  2 b 7.  4 38  12, 
mthly.  8# $2200 


REAL  ESTATE!  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Northwestern  Parlor  Suit  Oo  to  P S Wins- 
ton, Jan  1,  Its  22  to  31  b 2 b 14  Sheffields 

add,  2 y,  7% .....$6,000 

Perrv  C A to  J N Olmsted,  s w 34  8 w 4 

•j3  42  11,  2 y,  8% $1,000 

Quinn  P to  J M Bacon,  Nov  12,  It  12  b 66 

S Chicago,  54  m,  6$,  p m $900 

Raymond  T to  W Ames,  Jan  1,  It  11  b 23 

Kinzie’s  add,  7 y.  7% $14,000 

Shepard  J H to  Trustees  Schools  39  13, 
Jan  12,  Its  2 to  4 bll  and  Its  4 to  6 b 14, 

27  39  13,  5 y,  6% $6,500 

Stone  G T to'W  F Keyes,  Dec  24,  It  36  b 
2,  4 38  14,  8 1-2  y,  7 %,  p m $300 

Speyer  E to  Phoenix  B Society,  Jan  5,  It 

51  It  F WTrightwood,  5%,  wkly $3,000 

Sjorberg  J G to  Phoenix  B Society,  Jan  5, 

It  17  b 74  etc  Butterfield’s  add,  5$,  wkly 
$1,900 

Senne  H to  H C Senne,  June  2,  pt  n w frl 

34  19  41  12,  2 y,  6$ $309 

Tousie  J to  Chicago  Permanent  B & L 
Assn,  Jan  5,  It  19  b 7,  Englewood,  mthly 
8g... $500 

Thiem  T J to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Jan  4. 

Its  63  and  54  b 2,  9 38  14,  wkly,  8%. . . $400 
Uchtman  E and  G H to  N W Mut  Life  Ins 
Co,  Dec  26,  Its  25  and  27  b 2,  18  39  14,  5 
y,  $3000 

Ursin  L to  Chicago  Permanent  B & L Ass 
Jan  5,  pt  It  2 div  1,  30  38  15,  monthly, 

a*....:. $400 

Wales  W W to  F H Winkelman,  Jan  2,  It 

5 b 1,  35  40  13  $300 

Westberg  E to  Phoenix  B Society,  J an  8, 

It  27  b 1 of  b 4,  20  40  14,  wkly,  5%.  .$2,200 
Wordmancy  M W to  J R Spicer,  Dec  2,  pt 
b 6 McN’s  add  Evanston,  30  m,  7%.  .$1,730 
Weaver  W W to  Chicago  Permanent  B & 

L Assn,  Jan  5,  It  6 and  pt  It  5 b 22,  25 
40  13,  mthly,  8% $1500 


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QUIT  CliAIM  DEEBS  ASB  QUIT 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lots  13  and  14  b 2 of  Its  14  33  and  52, 
Kimball’s  sub  in  ne  34  H 39  13,  Oct  10, 

Polly  J Hand  to  W J M Dutton $— 

Lots  139  and  140  in  sub  of  s 15  acs  e 34 
sw  34  14  39  13,  Dec  30,  John  F Davis  to 

Jno  P Neal $450 

Lot  98  b 1 in  partn  s % sw  34  ne  34  20  39 

14,  G M Steese  to  J P Neal $ 

Same  premises,  Dec  31,  DG  Hamilton  to 

Same 

Lot  88  b 1 Brown’s  add,  Nov  12,  Charles 

Hahn  to  A Schwarz $1900 

Same  premises,  Nov  12,  A Schwarz  to 

Christina  Hahn $2000 

Lots  42  to  48  b 2,  7 39  14,  Aug  19,  Olof 

Benson  to  Swain  Nelson  ...  < 

Lot  2 of  It  4 b 1 frl  sec  15  add,  Dec  21,  W 

C Ritchie  to  L H Pierce ! 

Und  34  of  Its  10  and  11  b 3,  Wright’s  add, 
Jan  4,  Conrad  C Lenz  to  F Herbold, 

$2500 

Lot  20  b 5,  Waller’s  sub  nw  1-4  ne  1-4  2o 
39  14,  Jan  6,  Anne  F Beeson  to  Mary  J 

Gross $320 

Lot  47  b 4 in  sub  of  e 19  acs  w 38  acs  nw 
1-4  sw  1-4  36  40  13;  lots  11  and  12  b 
4,  Johnston’s  sub  36  40  13,  Jan  7,  D J 

Hubbard  to  Isabella  Bennett $20 

State  st,  195  ft  n of  13th  st,  wf,  55  ft  to 
alley,  Dec  24,  H R Bond  to  T J Lefens, 

a 

Lots  9 and  12  of  It  1 b 10,  Rockwell’s  add, 
Jan  5,  Master  in  Ch’y  to  L H Bisbee. . . i 
Premises  No  1637  Michigan  ave,  Dec  8, 
estate  of  N Ludington  to  Charlotte  J 

Ludington ‘ 

Lot  4 b 134  s s add,  Jan  6,  Catherine 

Steiger  to  Mary  Gillam $1 

Lot  7 b 3 and  Its  19  to  22  b 4 Spear’s  add, 
Dec  31,  A S Glos  et  al  to  Sarah  E Hin- 

$2340 

Lot  2 of  It  2 b 19,  frl  sec  29  39  14,  Jan  8, 

D Lynch  to  estate  of  J A Jacobs $50 

Lot  6 b 1;  It  7 b 3;  Its  17  to  22  b 4,  Spear’s 
add,  Dec  10,  estate  of  J McDougal  to  C 

H Kilgour $10 

Lot  16  b 1,  same  add,  Jan  7,  G M Steese 

to  Sarah  E Hinman $25 

Lot  16  b 1,  same,  Jan  7,  W W Marcy  to 

Same $340 

Lots  31  w 34  32  and  57  b 10;  Its  6 7 40  41 
and  w 6 ft  42  b 13  S & Green’s  add,  Dec 
28  Elizabeth  Simpson  to  Rebecca  H S 

Kinsly $1 

Part  It  66  Ellis’  e add,  Dec  8,  Lucy  M C 

Rolfe  to  A B Jenks $2000 

Lot  6 and  w 3 4 it  5 b 22,  Crosby  et  al  sub 
e 34  86  34  25  40  13,  Nov  28,  Wm  H 

Cornell  to  W W Weaver $1 

Und  °f  same,  Jan  7,  Samuel  Fallows  to 
A Clement $100 


Lots  3 4 and  5 of  It  1 to  6 b 45,  Carpenter 
add,  D'„c  28,  Wm  Fallows  to  Samuel 

Fallows .$100 

S 44  2-12  ft  of  It  9 b 18  frl  sec  15  add,  Nov 
16,  Le  Grand  S Burton  to  Virginia  B 

Holmes -$2 

Lot  5 b 6 Gross’  North  add,  Jan  9,  P J 

Roedder  to  M Fuebner I1 

Lots  1 to  12  and  17  and  36  to  38  b 4, 
Archer  add,  Jan  7,  W C Ritchie  to  Vier- 

ling,  McDowell  & Co $1 

Lot  2 nw  34  b 53,  7 39  14,  Jan  7,  A Gage 

to  H H Gage $500 

Lot  79  b 43  w 34  etc,  17  39  14,  Jan  7,  J N 

Clark  to  W N Low $50 

S 34  It  13  b 89,  Elston  add,  Jan  7,  Aaron 

Swenson  to  Ole  Olson $375 

Same  premises,  Dec  11,  Anna  L Olson  to 

same $1,000 

34  It  4,  Marbach’s  sub  se  34  7 40  14; 
also  s 75  ft  It  19,  Bowmanville,  John 

Jacobs  jr  to  Louisa  Goetz 1 

W 24  ft  of  e 48  ft  of  Its  13  and  14  of  lots 
26.  27  and  28,  North  add,  Jan  9,  Wm 

Trett  to  C L Niehoff $74 

Same  premises,  Jan  11,  heirs  of  John 

Trett  to  same $800 

Lots  11  and  12  b 2,  Bogue’s  sub  se  34  14 
38  14.  It  16,  S M Moody  to  Maria  E Hol- 
yoke   $®0 

Lots  1 to  18  b 12,  Walker’s  Dock  add,  Jan 

12,  John  Carne  to  Geo  Keen $1 

Lot  18  b 15,  Hyde  Park,  Jno  Woodbridge 

et  al  to  Commercial  Nat  Bank $1 

Lot  1 and  n 42  2-10  ft  It  2 s34  b 8,  Hub- 
bard’s sub  e 1-2  sw  2 38  H-  Jan 
Taylor  A Snow  to  Frances  A Phillips. $17 
Lots  23  and  24  b 65  s s add,  Apl  24,  A He- 

gewisch  to  J P Wilson $12,000 

Lot  22  b 35,  Wolcott’s  add,  Jan  7,  H 
Fischer  to  Philip  Appel $1 


CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Allier  G to  Wicker  Park  Lodge  A O U W, 
Jan  7,  house,  487  w Superior  st,  2 y . . $300 
Anderson  N to  J Wyman,; Jan  8,  horse  etc, 

2344  Wabash  ave,  3 m $ 

Abbott  W W to  J F Abbott,  Jan  9,  furn 

etc,  189  Wabash  av,  July  7 ’87 $642 

Abel  W tc  C B McComb,  Dec  31,  furn  etc, 

543  Jefferson  st.  1 y $97 

Andrews  A H to  E L Bishop,  Jan  1,  horses 

etc,  596  W Indiana  st $220 

Bloomington  P to  H Weideman,  Jan  6. 

barber  shop.  1 y $100 

Bradshaw  G H to  E R Mackey,  Jan  6, 

furn  etc,  Oak  Park,  4 m $120 

Broderick  M to  G Wyman,  Jan  6,  furn  etc, 

225  w Washington  st,  9 m $127 

Botop  H A to  P Schoenhofen,  Jan  7, 

saloon,  699  Canal  st,  1 y $150 

Brown  W R to  E R Brainard,  Jan  8,  horses 

etc,  14  Miller  st,  Nov  15 $887 

Brow  R S to  W P Tuttle,  Jan  6,  bldg,  1000 

Taylor  st $300 

Bluhm  J to  C Lehman.  Jan  2,  horses  etc, 

Lake,  May  6 $50 

Bennett  A to  D F Bremner,  Jan  8,  furn 

etc,  2223  Wentworth  ave $166 

Burlis  J A to  E R Mackey,  Jan  8,  furn  etc, 

14  Bishop  ct,  6 m $1800 

Bultze  L to  C E Wyman,  Jan  8,  horses 

etc,  38  Iowa  st,  6 m $17 

Bouchard  F to  P Conway,  Jan  9,  horse 
and  cab,  Harrison  st  nr  Clinton  st . . . $600 

Barfield  W G to  C C Chase,  Dec  22, , 

$100 

Burghardt  W to  W Hohl,  Jan  2,  house  etc  , 

Lemont,  3 m $50 

Bruesch  G to  P Schoenhofen  Brg  Co,  J an 

11,  pool  table,  128  Lake  st,  1 y $200 

Brown  E to  M K Williams,  Jan  9,  furn  etc, 

224  4th  av $100 

Boyle  JTtoM  P Biddlecom,  Jan  7,  furn 

etc,  142  Henry  st,  9 m $78 

Bied  W H to  E R Mackey,  Jan  12,  furn 

etc,  97  Lull  pi,  6 m $70 

Bergeson  O to  T Gale,  Jan  13,  furn  etc, 

, 1 $200 

Benario  M to  O Thompson, , 51  Cur- 
tis st,  3 m $1,200 

Bresnahan  C to  H Seitz,  Jan  11,  horse  etc, 
2309  Hanover  st,  60  ds,  8% $105 


Connor  P to  H Schwaubke,  Jan  4,  horse, 

Thornton $97 

Chenel  L to  Eckart  &Swan,  Jan  7,  horse 

etc.  635  Blue  Island  ave,  1 y $300 

Clother  J W to  J E Gabriel,  Jan  7,  furn 

etc,  77  Van  Buren  st,  Mch  10 $100 

Chamberlain  W W to  J Gilbert,  Jan  6, 

buggy  etc,  24  n Green  st,  2 m $160 

Curtis  W F to  J J Owen,  Jan  7,  furn  etc. 

338  Centre  ave,  3 m $137 

Cortis  W to  W C Bliss,  Nov  19,  piano,  433 

S Leavitt  st,  mthly $150 

Cox  W to  C H Choate,  Jan  4,  furn  etc,  7 

and  9 n Clark  st,  1 y $600 

Clegg  M L to  C H Choate,  Nov  10,  furn 

etc.  174  w Madison  st,  dec  10 $138 

Conrad  J G to  Pilsen  B & M Co,  Jan  8, 

saloon,  166  4th  ave $150 

Connors  J to  W B Thompson,  Jan  11,  furn 

etc,  249  Indiana  st,  6 m $248 

Coughlin  D to  S Richardson,  Jan  8,  furn 

etc,  236  Sedgwick  st,  6 m $109 

Cate  G R to  R Grant,  Jan  8.  carriage  etc, 

551  State  st,  9 m $167 

Callaghan  J to  D A Titcomb,  Jan  12,  furn 

etc.  807  Madison  st,  5 m $59 

Clark  C C to  W N Alley,  Jan  12,  furn  etc, 

373  Winchester  av,  6 m $213 

Callahan  A to  R Liston,  Jan  11,  furn  etc, 

284  and  288  Wabash  av,  6 m $1725 

Dunn  W H to  G J Williams,  Jan  — , furn 

etc, , 8 m $155 

Dargitz  J P to  E R Mackey,  Jan  7,  furn 

etc,  279  West  Madison  st,  3 m $115 

Davis  G B to  S Richardson,  Jan  5,  furn 

etc,  76  Goethe  st,  7 m $105 

Duell  J D to  W H Ferguson,  Jan  11.  furn, 

etc,  452  Root  st.  6 m $100 

Dorr  & Lang  to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Jan 
11,  saloon,  Congress  and  Halsted  sts,  8 

xxx $800 

Ditt  N to  J Pfeifer,  Dec  11,  pool  tables 

etc,  42  Clybourne  av,  1 y $150 

Doremus  J A to  F Rushton,  Jan  6,  furn 

etc,  117  s Halsted  st,  2 v $170 

Falev  J to  W H King,  Jan  8,  furn  etc,  217 

n Centre  ave.  6 m $78 

Finucane  J to  P Gumry,  Jan  11,  furn  etc, 

278  State  st  (Orient  House)  6 m $682 

Fitzimmons  J T to  J Shugart,  Jan  6,  furn 

etc,  56  n Sangamon  st $400 

Fisb  A to  T Morrison,  Jan  11,  furn  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  1 y $460 

Firth  W to  F J Mackey,  Jan  7,  furn  etc, 

700  Orchard  st,  6 m $76 

Flaherty  B to  W C Kendrick,  Jan  6,  furn 

etc,  Lake,  1 y $700 

Garrison  W J to  R Isham,  dec  31,  furn 

etc,  79  Dearborn  st,  4 m $117 

Gardner  L A to  L A W Brush,  Jan  11, 

furn  etc,  626  Lake  st,  8 m $79 

Garrigus  S B to  J J Owen,  Jan  9,  furn  etc, 

1023  Monroe  st $125 

Gunderson  F A W to  J D Spear,  Jan  7, 

wagon  etc, , 4 m $65 

Hanson  G T to  W S Lasher,  J an  7,  furn 

etc,  £4  n Desplaines  st,  7 m $72 

Halvorsen  H to  C Hansen,  Jan  8,  furn  etc, 

198  n Carpenter  st $418 

Hannemann  F to  H G Zachler,  Jan  1, 

mules  etc,  123  Orchard  st,  7 m $150 

Hall  G E to  W W McKay,  Jan  11,  furn  etc 

-,  3 m $129 


Johnson  W C to  B Aaron,  Jan  4, 

1725 State  st,  July  4 

Jacobson  H to  W C Smith,  Jan  12,  macfl 
586  Jefferson  st,  1 y . 

Jamison  J W to  G E Field,  Jan  12,  horses 
etc,  Halsted  and  Desplaines  sts,  June 

10 $215 

Jordan  W M lo  A Carmichael,  Jan  12, 

furn  etc,  S Chicago,  7 m $106 

Kelly  H.  to  M L Harris,  Dec  15,  furn  etc, 

2357  Wabash  ave,  60  ds $216 

Kinkead  W to  J K Parker,  Jan  7,  furn  and 
piano  (Steinway  18329),  670  Lake  st,  4 

$522 

Kasper  E to  E R Mackey,  Jan  12,  furn  etc, 

553  Larrabee  st,  4 m $81 

Kraft  J to  F Langhorst,  Jan  12,  horses 

etc, . 9 m $1,260 

Kelcher  D to  C Seipp  Brg  Co,  Jan  12, 

saloon,  4008  State  st,  1 y $225 

Kantor  E to  E R Mackey,  Jan  8,  piano 
(Fischer  8290)  and  furn,  94  La  Salle  av, 

. $195 

Kent  J T to  E R Mackey,  Jan  9,  furn  etc, 

421  Park  av,  6 m $162 

King  M to  T Thamer,  dec  28,  furn  etc,  30 

Ogden  ave,  mthly $99 

Koenigsberger  M to  J Krunz,  Jan  8,  soda 
fountain  etc,  D & M store,  State  and 

Van  Buren  sts $200 

Lewis  J E to  A Goodrich  Jan  9,  furn  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  June  20 $198 

Lange  W 10  S Richardson,  J an  9,  furn  etc, 

581  Wells  st,  6 m $72 

Leman  FStoS  Richardson.  Jan  9,  furn 

etc,  24  St  Clair  st,  4 m $56 

Lang  A E to  A Sargent,  Jan  11,  house, 
cor  Portland  and  Buchanan  sts,  1 y.  .$125 
Lox  A to  W S Wharton,  Dec  22,  paint- 
ings etc,  115  Dearborn  st,  4 m $450 

La  Rue  J N to  F M Parks,  Jan  8,  furn  etc, 

143  Illinois  st,  10  m $100 

Larsen  O to  E R Mackey.  Jan  9,  horse  etc 

95  Chicago  av,  3 m $34 

Levi  J to  D Levi,  Jan  7,  saloon,  114  w Ran- 
dolph st,  2 y $500 

Mignault  J C to  F E Blackman,  Jan  12, 

furn  etc,  206  La  Salle  st,  2 y $183 

May  A to  R Brand,  Jan  — , furn  etc,  406 

Clark  st,  2 y $1000 

McNeil  R K to  J H Norton.  Jan  11,  furn 

etc,  34  Adams  st,  2 m $115 

Mueller  C F to  P Best  Brg  Co,  Jan  11, 


Hulse  H L to  S B Foster,  Jan  12,  furn  etc, 

208  s Green  st,  8 m $126 

Hubbard  J P to  W B Thompson,  Jan  8, 

furn  etc,  6 Hirsch  st,  6 m $130 

Holding  G H to  W H King,  Jan  9,  furn 
and  piano  (New  York  Co  20123),  Lake 

$115 

Holl  N to  M L Harris,  Jan  9,  horses  etc, 

Hyde  Bark,  23  m $435 

Hansen  M to  E A Robinson,  Jan  9,  grocery 

209  Austin  av,  3 m $127 

Hemb  H to  W N Alley,  Dec  12,  furn  etc, 

108  Oak  st,  3 m $97 

Howden  W S to  M S Babcock,  Jan  4, 
horse  and  wagon,  318  s Halsted  st,  3 m, 

$37 

Jenning  L to  P C De  St  Armour,  Sept  24 
furn  etc,  393  Madison  st,  demand.  . .$294 
Jones  L S to  E R Mackey,  Jan  11,  piano 
(Haines  25381),  1406  Wabash  av,  6 m, 

$130 


saloon,  177  N Western  ave,  2 y . . .$2800 
McGinsley  J to  M L Cain,  agt,  Dec  1,  furn 

etc,  28  n Throop  st,  7 m $120 

Maschendorf  G H to  J M C Shannon,  Jan 

8,  Maiket,  90  11th  st $ 

Maise  L to  P Behls,  Jan  9,  boiler,  315  w 

12th  st,  3 $77 

Mathisen  J A to  W N Alley.  Jan  13,  pool 

table  etc,  395  Milwaukee  av,  6 m $52 

Mory  S A to  E Church,  Jan  5,  piano 
(Story  & Camp  10906),  2545  State  st,  6 

$117 

McDowell  W to  A A Westengard,  Jan  7, 

furn  etc,  2021  Archer  ave,  5 m $121 

Maybach  J to  Wackcr  & B Brg  Co,  Jan  8, 
saloon  and  boarding  house,  19  w Ran- 
dolph st,  Apl  29,  ’87 $825 

Nahn  M to  C B Ensign,  Jan  8,  furn  etc, 

169  Wabash  ave,  4 m $440 

Omo  J M to  L Ganson,  J an  9,  horse  etc, 

102  Van  Buren  st,  18  m $500 

Olsen  A to  J Cullen,  Jan  8,  furn  etc,  368 

w 14th  st,  5 $103 

Olendorf  C W to  W B Thompson,  Jan  11, 

furn  etc,  34  Pine  st,  6 m $186 

O’Brien  G to  E R Mackey.  Jan  8,  furn  etc, 

668  13th  pi,  6 m $68 

Ohrenstein  F and  L to  Ph  Best  Brg  Co. 
Jan  7,  furn  etc,  298  Sedgwick  st,  2 y, 

$1194 

Pilgrim  W C to  G Hull,  Feb  17,  horses 

etc,  3725  Cottage  Grove  av,  1 y $585 

Pierce  J V to  F P Elliott,  Jan  5,  furn  etc, 

3608  Indiana  ave,  4 m $500 

Pitchard  A H to  A B M agoun,  J an  7,  boiler 

etc,  3 m $130 

Roche  A to  E R Mackey,  Jan  12,  furn  etc, 

2336  Mich  av,  5 m $77 

Reed  J W to  H Heistand,  Jan  7,  furn  etc, 

Englewood,  3 m $218 

Russell  G A & Co  to  H M Hooker,  Jan  11, 
Triumph  planing  mill,  S Chicago,  2 y, 

$11,158 

Roth  N to  A Jungman,  Jan  9,  horse  and 

wagon,  129  Austin  av,  3 m $100 

Reilly  E to  E R Mackey,  Jan  9,  furn  and 
piano  (Reed  & Son  605)  649  Gordon  st, 

3 $U5 

Riley  M to  J Cullen,  Jan  5,  furn  etc,  382 

Blue  Island  ave,  6 m $104 

Stayner  F S to  T Boyle,  Jan  9,  furn  etc, 

752  Lake  st,  2 y $95 

Schweib  C to  0 Amoers,  Jan  7,  furn  etc, 
3412  State  st,  1 y . 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Wholesale 
Dealers  in 


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A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber, 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having  a lar*-e 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

K I L JV  ■ D R I E It  II  il  It  It  W ft  ft  Si  FLOORING, 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

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Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts.,  CHICAGO,  ILL 


Snyder  L M to  F Snyder,  Jan  7,  litho- 
graphing office,  79  Dearborn  st,  2 y, 

|2027 

Stickel  F to  E Gehrke,  Jan  11,  horse5,  31S 

Clybourne  av,  6 m $250 

Sissman  C to  Wacker  & Birk  Brg  Co,  Jan 

13,  saloon,  349  State  st,  1 y , $800 

Starbird  C to  F VVittrock,  Jan  11,  horses 

etc,  122  w Washington  st,  3 m $30 

Stafford  H to  J McCord,  Jan  5,  wagons, 

horses,  etc,  Blue  Island  av,  1 y $760 

Switzer  E B to  C F Harvey,  Jan  11,  horse 
etc,  Sangamon  st  nr  Washington,  5 

m $250 

Schultz  J P to  W W Charles,  Jan  5,  furn 

etc,  5 Wabash  av.  2y $450 

Spear  E to  M Biddlecom,  Dec  31,  furn 
and  piano  (Newton  & B 3395),  3709 

Prairie  av,  9 m $155 

Sheville  B to  Y Blatz,  Jan  9,  saloon,  122 

Wells  st,  1 y $309 

Schneider  N to  W S Mallory.  Jan  11,  tools 

etc,  13  Illinois  st,  1 y $777 

Short  J to  C Deckert,  Jan  8,  furn  etc,  101 

Orchard  st,  1 m $145 

Samuels  & Howe  to  R Liston,  Jan  8,  furn 

etc,  70  La  Salle  st,  6 m $75 

Schulze  H to  E R Mackey,  Jan  8,  horses 

etc,  170  w Division  st $525 

Sims  J M et  al  to  Schneidewend  & Lee. 

Jan  8,  press,  170  Adams  st $150 

St  Clair  A to  A R Camp,  Jan  7,  furn  etc. 

135  4th  ave,  7m...  $350 

Toft  C to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  dec  31,  bil- 
liard goods,  California  and  North  ave, 

17  m,  pm $420 

Toomey  M to  H Detmar,  Jan  8,  piano 

(Starr  5033)  161  13th  pi,  9 m $290 

Taylor  J to  W N Alley,  Jan  12,  piano,  458 

Fulton  st $67 

Turner  J to  Bemls  & McAvoy  Brg  Co,  Jan 

3,  saloon,  4300  State  st,  6 m $349 

Tanner  L to  A Tanner,  Jan  12,  saloon,  424 

State  st,  2 y $260 

Tolope  & Flanagan  to  Wacker  & B Brg 
Co,  saloon,  624  Blue  Island  ave,  May  1, 

<£64 

Weber  G to  R D Kelly,  Jan  5,  horses  etc, 

Palos,  90  ds $500 

Wyman  J W to  J M Gamble,  Oct  30,  furn 
etc,  flat  “J,”  Hotel  Albany,  103  n Clark 

st,  2 y $381 

William  E B to  W W Charles,  Jan  7,  furn 

eto,  273  Oak  st.  4 m $537 

Weeks  F to  E R Mackey, , drug  store, 

92  Van  Buren  st,  3 m $345 

Warn  C S to  J L Curtis,  Sept  29,  horses 

etc,  862  Madison  st,  6 m $125 

Wilson  F W to  E R Mackey,  Jan  12,  furn 

etc,  3803  Indiana  av,  2 m $ — 

White  W J to  F Souther,  Jan  13,  piano 

(Lyon  & H),  379  Division  st $60 

Weels  A A to  C Babcock,  Dec  4,  furn  etc, 

175  s Halsted  st,  4 m $9200 

WedowskyAtoW  H King,  Jan  11,  mar- 
ket, 416  Lincoln  av.  6 m $131 

White  I H to  E R Mackey,  Jan  7,  furn  and 
piano  (Sleinway  46934)  143  Hoyne  st, 

3 m $560 

Wangersheim  M to  S Richardson.  Jan  6. 

furn  etc,  541  Sedgwick  st,  6 m $99 

Ward  C and  E to  A A Montague,  Jan  6, 

furn  etc,  805  Madison  st.  6 m $76 

Zanoth  M to  R A Davis,  Jan  7,  house,  It  42 
b 70,  S Chicago,  2 y $80 


RILLS  OF  8ALR 

Akely  E S to  L Moore,  Jan  5,  house,  739 

14th  st $600 

Barton  C to  J Conrad,  Jan  6,  saloon,  166 

4th  ave $230 

Black  W H to  M Koenigsberg,  Jan  8, 
confectionery,  Van  Buren  and  State  sts, 

$800 

Charles  W W to  A M Fox,  Dec  22,  paintgs 

etc,  115  Dearborn  st $360 

Chandler  S C to  R F Shanklin,  Jan  6,  ma- 
chinery etc,  216  Clinton  st- $325 

Fox  L H to  A M Fox,  Dec  22,  furn  etc, 
Room  173  Leland  Hotel $500 


Harold  F W to  A Harold,  Jan  9,  house 

4842  Bishop  ct $1 

Hamilton  R to  J Anderson,  Jan  12.  piano. 

(Wheelock  1259) $75 

Hansen  M to  H M Gassman,  Jan  6,  gro- 
cery, 209  Austin  ave $200 

Hillebrand  M and  F to  P G Kubitz,  Dec 
30,  harness  shop,  172  Milwaukee  av, 

$582 

! Jimg  J J to  P Best  Brg  Co,  Jan  11,  saloon, 

177  n Western  av $2,800 

Lewis  J to  C L Eaton,  Jan  8,  furn  etc, 

3019  Portland  ave,  3 m $26 

Luka  P and  F to  A Greenwold,  Jan  7, 

horse,  wagon,  etc. $525 

Machen  F W to  W B Blackman  & Bro,  fur- 
nishing goods,  35  Clark  st $13000 

Pierce  C C to  The  Frost-Hatch  Mfg  Co, 

Oct  3,  white  goods,  81  State  st $5 

Roche  J P to  J Norton,  Jan  8,  office  furn, 

699  Lake  st $722 

Trochowski  F to  J Majerowski,  Jan  2, 

house,  136  Cleaver  st 650 

Tresselt  T to  V Blatz,  Jan  6,  saloon,  731 

Larrabeest $950 

Wilks  S to  S Wilks  Mfg  Co,  Dec  2 4,  furn 
etc,  machinery  etc,  Clinton  and  Monroe 

st $1 

Weston  M to  J Jonas,  Jan  6,  furn  etc,  728 
Washington  boulvd $3,000 


JUDGMENTS. 

SUPEBIOB  COURT. 

100604  Holmes  & Edwards  Silver  Co  v Virgil 
Libermen.  PI  stricken  from  files.  By 
deflt,  $350.90. 

92868  Augustus  W Retzinger  v Merchants 
Nat  Bk.  On  findg,  $2170.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in B0  ds. 

100501  Edward  C Stoddard  v George  W 
Still.  By  deflt,  $234.20,  wages. 

93383  Helen  L Howe  v Rezin  Lancaster.  On 
ver,  $1280.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30 
days. 

87137  .L  Wolf  Mfg  Co  v James  S,  James  A, 
John  B Wallace,  T & M M Kirk.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt,  $3177.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  30  days. 

97857  Robert  A Waller  v Donald  McLean. 
By  deflt,  $600  and  sped  exn. 

94719  James  H Walker  v Simon  Heller. 
Same,  $575.70  and  gen  exn. 

100457  David  B Fish  et  al  v Charles  A Cou- 
tant  and  James  Wright.  By  deflt, 
$477.65. 

95922  Abraham  Sternheim  v C H Warnecke. 
On  findg,  $3883. 

94913  Peter  Gerhardy  v Samuel  J Keuttner. 
On  ver,  $545.20. 

94615  James  M Wanzer  et  al  v Warren  R 
Brainard.  J J Withrow  made  party  to 
judgt,  $707.73. 

94916  Chas  Netcher  v Wilson  H Davis.  Cn 
ver,  1243.33. 

94967  Emily  Westcott  v Imogene  Cooper 
and  Overta  W Young.  On  ver,  $1200. 

95987  Henry  A Howland  v Edward  W Kim- 
ball and  Chas  F Adams.  $912. 

97434  O M Byan,  use  of  1st  Cong  Church 
Soc  of  Sycamore  v Benjamin  Davis,  Tim- 
othy Tobin,  John  Hamlin  and  Charles 
Schlacks.  On  findg,  $550  and  satisfied. 

94779  John  Jamann  v Bavarian  Brg  Co.  On 
findg,  $25.  Satisfied. 

94999  August  Berg  v Adolph  Cohn.  On 
findg,  $393.68.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
30  ds. 

89400  Franz  and  Pope  K M Co  v George  W 
Powell.  By  deflt,  debt  $1,078.05,  das  $ 170, 
entire  and  sci  fa. 

95002  Chicago  Daily  Telegram  v Chicago 
Driving  Park.  On  ver,  $304.60. 

95005  Merino  Shoe  Co  v Adolph  Kahn. 
Same,  $1459.70. 

95006  Rufus  H Woodbury  et  al  v Same. 
Same,  1,553.25. 


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CIRCUIT  COURT. 

55005  Henry  Nordlinger  et  al  v Edwin  H 
Hanford.  PI  and  afft  mer  withdrawn.  By 
deflt,  $487. 

50226  Robert  Dennis  et  al  v C A Frenden- 
faerg.  $5  and  proc. 

50192  Mary  Goetz  v John  Werner.  On 
findg,  $80.69.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

45328  George  Van  Zandt  v Harvey  L Hop- 
kins and  Wm  T Tucker.  On  findg,  $6018. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

44690  Augusta  Granert  v Henry  and  Sophie 
Granert.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $35. 
55373  Alfred  Duffy  v C C Ry  Co.  On  findg, 
$100.  Satisfied. 

50687  Henry  Siefert  et  al  v Papillon  Mfg 
Co.  On  ver,  $1550. 

TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

2794  H Channan  & Co  v Wm  G Wolverton. 
$83.15. 

2795  Robert  Illing  v Julius  Landsberg. 
$150. 

2796  Aaron  Rosenblatt  et  al  v Isaac  Gram- 
bacher.  $76.59. 

2797  Wm  Nicholson  v Mrs  Patrick  Brettain. 
$74.99. 

2798  George  W Smith  v T H Bryant.  $200. 

2799  Christ  Graves  v August  Schniskowky. 
$44. 

2800  Marcus  C Stearns  v Charles  Smith. 
$43.54. 

2801  F W Elich  & Co  v Mary  Kartmer. 
$157. 

2802  Feederick  Zapel  v Patrick  Hayes. 

$200. 

2803  Wm  Herbert  v A and  Caroline  John- 
son. $34.15. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5404  Julia  Fisher  v Charles  Fisher.  On  ver, 
$547.50 


i\«rtli,  Central  and  South  American 
Exposition 

The  North,  Central  and  South  American 
Exposition,  held  in  New  Orleans,  began 
November  10,  1885,  and  will  close  April  1, 
1886,  is  especially  devoted  to  the  develop- 
ment of  trade  relations  of  the  United  States 
with  the  Spanish  and  Portuguese  American 
countries,  and  will  go  far  toward  the  solu- 
tion of  the  great  and  most  important  com- 
mercial problem  of  the  day,  “what  shall  we 
do  with  our  surplus  manufactured  pro- 
ducts?” Every  commercial  interest  of  our 
country  is  closely  identified  with  the  result 
of  this  pioneer  movement  to  establish  a 
“Hemispherical  Policy,”  by  which  Ameri- 
cans shall  be  induced  to  trade  with  Ameri- 
cans, and  by  which  the  $710,000,000  of 
South  and  Central  American  commerce  now 
carried  on  with  England,  France  and  Ger- 
many shall  be  diverted  to  ihe  United  States, 
where  it  rightfully  and  geographically  be- 
longs; and  to  develop  more  intimate  trade 
relations  between  the  55,000,000  producers 
and  consumers  of  the  United  States  and  the 
48,000,000  producers  and  consumers  of 
Mexico,  South  America,  Central  America 
and  the  West  India  Islands;  in  other  words, 
to  stimulate  an  exchange  of  our  surplus  raw 
materials. 

The  imperative  necessity  for  a new  com- 
mercial movement  in  this  direction  can  best 
be  appreciated  by  reference  to  some  official 
facts  and  figures. 

According  to  recent  reports  by  the  De- 
partment of  State,  the  total  imports  of 


those  various  contries  and  the  shares  of  the 
same  supplied  by  the  United  States  are  as 
follows: 

Total  imports  Share  of  the 
from  all  coun-  same  import- 
tries.  ed  from  the 
United  States 

Mexico $42,579,000  $12,704,000 

Central  America — 

The  five  Republics.  10,000,000  3,178,000 

British  Honduras  . . 1,164,000  430.000 

South  America — 

U.  S.  of  Columbia. . 23,000,000  6,380,000 

Venezuela 10,859,000  2,427,000 

British  Guiana 10,000,000  1,884,000 

Dutch  Guiana 1,400,000  320,000 

French  Guiana 1,600,000  102,000 

Brazil 79,169,000  8,695,000 

Uraguay 17,919,000  1,368,000 

Argentine  Republic.  80,436,000  5,075,000 

Chili 53,304,000  3,267,000  ' 

Bolivia 900,000  

Peru 12,000,000  1,071,000 

Ecuador 6,000,000  629,000 

W.  India  Islands— 

Spanish  W. Indies. . 62,805,000  13,135,000 

British  West  Indies.  30,907,000  9,160,000 

French  West  Ifidies.  12,550,000  1,588,000 

Danish  West  Indies.  8,645,000  734,000 

Dutch  West  Indies.  2.100,000  940,000 

Hayti  and  St.  Dom 

ingo 7,724,000  4,054,000 

Grand  Total  ..$475,061,000  $77,141,000 


Total  exports 
to  all  coun- 
tries. 

$13,509,000 

14.328.000 

1.223.000 

11.356.000 

14.220.000 

15.400.000 

1.650.000 
75,000 

93.185.000 
16,000,000 

60.208.000 

72.716.000 

1.950.000 
21,000,000 

5.000. 000 

75,000,000 

31.613.000 

12.225.000 

6.600.000 

3.000. 000 


Share  of  the 
same  export- 
ed to  the 
United  States 

$9,016,000 

6,161,000 

263.000 

3.892.000 

6.674.000 

4.096.000 

623.000 
2,000 

50,266,000 

2.219.000 

4.110.000 

338.000 

2.078.000 


64,072,000 

5.265.000 

2.464.000 
360,000 

2.378.000 


9,654,000  3,489,000 


Mexico 

Central  America — - 
The  five  Republics. 
British  Honduras  . . 
South  America — • 

U.  S.  of  Columbia. . 

Venezuela 

British  Guiana 

Dutch  Guiana 

French  Guiana 

Brazil 

Uraguay  

Argenline  Republic 

Chili 

Bolivia 

Peru 

Ecuador 

W.  India  Islands — 
Spanish  West  Indies 
British  West  Indies 
French  West  Indies 
Danish  West  Indies 
Dutch  West  Indies. 
Hayti  and  St.  Dom- 
ingo   


Grand  total.  . ,$479,912,000$167,876,000 

These  figures  show  that  of  a total  annual 
demand  amounting  to  $475,000,000,  the 
United  States  supplies  but  $77,000,000,  or 
16  per  cent. 

<s)f  the  total  annual  exports  of  these  coun- 
tries, amounting  to  $479,000,000,  the  United 
States  take  but  $168,000,000,  or  35  per  cent. 

In  other  words,  the  exchanges  of  Central 
and  South  America,  are  mainly  with  Eu- 
rope. 

To  deflect  this  great  and  rapidly  increas- 
ing trade  to  our  own  ports,  is  one  of  the 
fundamental  objects  of  the  exposition.  Sit- 
uated, as  New  Orleans  is,  in  the  geographi- 
cal and  transportation  centre  of  population, 
it  is  the  place  above  all  others  to  inaugurate 
a hemispherical  commercial  policy. 

The  industrial  welfare  of  the  United 
States  demands  a trade  revolution  in  this 
direction.  Our  annual  manufactures  amount 
to  the  enormous  total  of  $5,000,000,000  in 
value,  of  which  only  2 percent  go  abroad. 
We  cannot  find  relief  in  Europe,  as  her 
markets  are  overstocked  with  manufactured 
goods.  Our  only  relief  is  in  the  non-manu 
facturing  countries  of  Spain  and  Portu- 
guese America. 


. 


REPORT  OF  NEW  BUILDINGS  AND  BUILDINGS  TO  BE  ERECTED, 


For  the  week  ending  January  9,  1886 


OWNER. 

E.  F.  Gobel. 

W,  H.  Thomas  & Son . 

W.  M.  Zenring. 

M.  Bytteltl 
JE.  B.  Tuttle. 

J.Sclimer 

Mrs.  A.  Tyler. . 

F.  B.  Clark 

W.  E.  Travers. 

City. 

City. 

Alfred  Bersbach 

Charles  Longhridge. . 
George  A Seaverns . . . 

Mrs.  J.  Schroeder. .. 

Brown  and  Mclver. . . 

G.  W.  Williams 

John  Bell . 

C.  E.  Carlstrom. 

Joseph  Zazeich. 

Louis  Wickersheim. 

Morris  Mitchell 

G.  M.  Hull 
W . H . Thomas  & Son . 

John  Walsh . 

H.  Davie. 

W.  S.  Mellen. 

H.  H.  Gage. 

Z.  Davidson. 

J.  L.  Cbmpbell. 

J.  L.  Campbell  . 

E.  Pardri  ge  . 

Felix  Long 

Wm.  Newhouse 

C.  G.  Bode  

M.  Kohler 

Aid.  O.  D.  Wetherell 

E.  E Snyder 

McNeil  Estate 

John  Gaynor  

John  Q.  Adams  Bldg 

First  Congregat’l  Church . . 

Henry  Rieke 

W.  H.  Minor 

Enos  Healy 

Horace  Jackson 

W.  I.  Beman 

Presbyterian  Parsonage. .. 

V.  D.  Valentine 

C.  E.  Morrell 

Geo.  T.  McMurray 

H.  Allen 

West  Side  R R Co  

F H Wait 

G C Hick  and  E Edwards . . . 

Messrs  Paris  & Tobin 

Dixon  Bean 

Anson  Hopkins 

Nathan  Newfeld  . ...  

R D Shephard  

Cook  & McLain 

Gregory  Vigeant  

Mrs  J H Ward 


3 flats. 

Tenement  building 

Store  and  offices 

Residences 


2 tenement  bldgs. . . 

School 

School 

Apartment  building 

Dwelling 

Elevator  

Flats 
Store  and  flats. 

| 2 Houses . 

Store  and  flats . . . 
Store  and  flats.. 
Flats 

Store  and  flats . 


SIZE. 

6Gx50 

75x76 

25x67 

40x61 

62x50 

25x40 

50x60 

66x40 

32x60 

106x116 

106x116 

24x68 

31x60 

75x100 

43x81 

50x85 

23x54 

23x46 

22x46 

21x60 

21x68 


LOCATION. 


COST 


ARCHITECT  OR  BUILDER. 


22  to  26  Ogden  place 

Sangamon  near  Madison ^uuuu 


Dwelling 21x60 


2 Vi 


2 Dwellings. 

Store  and  warehouse . . 

Store  

2 Houses 

Dwelling 

Store  and  flats 

Store  and  flats 

2 Dwellings 

4 Dwellings 

2 Dwellings 

Planing  mill 

Dwelling 
Store  and  flat . 
Warehouse. 

Residence. 

Store  and  flats. 

Store  building. 

2 dwellings 
Addition. 

Chapel 
Stores  and  dwellings 
B’k  Double  dwelling  . 
Cottage . 

Barn 
Cottage . 

Dwelling 
Cottage . 


Barns 
Dwelling. 

2 dwellings 


42x38 

50x65 

24x72 

44x56 

57x60 

21x60 

25x80 

45x30 

66x50 

42x44 

128x170 

27x60 

' 50x120 


60x 


20000 

9000 

15000 

8000 

10000 

12000 

10000 

50000 

501100 

8000 

6500 

18000 

7000 

20000 

8000 

10000 

5000 

4500 

6000 

6000 

6000 

50000 

5000 

6000 

20000 

5000 

9000 

6000 

12000 

6000 


65x125 

90x125 


Factory 

Store-house . 
Dye-house. . 
Residence  . . 
Addition .... 


85x125 

100x125 

30x100 

33x155 

48x64 

50x56 

60x70 


316  Dearborn  st 

So.  Park  av.  nr.  31st  st 

Forest  av.  and  37  th  st 

Wabash  av.  nr  32d  st 

Vernon  av.  nr.  32d  st 

958  to  964  w Taylor  st 

Hermitage  av.  and  Polk  st 

Cor  Fairfield  and  12th  st 

York  and  Laflin 

291  Rush  st 

Greenwood  av  south  of  47th  6t. .. 

Grove  st  near  22d  st 

153  to  155  Townsend  st 

Cor  Idaho  st  and  West  Harrison. 

54  to  56  Campbell  Park 

621  to  623  North  Clark  st 

190  Milton  av 

644  West  20th  st 

737  Larrabee  st 

3524  Wabash  av 

337  to  339  Idaho  st 

83  to  87  East  Harrison  st 

Cor  Robey  and  12th  st 

Sawyer  av  cor  19th  st 

428%  to  430%  La  Salle  av 

823  West  Indiana  st 

59  Wilson  st 

107  and  109  Leavitt  st 

Ill  to  117  Leavitt  st 

3836  to  3838  Vincennes  av 

Nos  792  to  802  Loomis  st 

No  353  Twenty-third  st 

No  508  w Twelfth  st 

Van  Buren  and  Canal  sts I 

South  Park  ave 25000 

458  Ogden  ave •• 

Franklin  and  Quincy  sts 150000 

Congress  and  Sangamon  sts 

211  and  213  Madison  st ••  •••■ 

Warren  and  Albany  aves I 20000 

Cottage  Grove  ave  and  39th  st . . . 1 . . • • ■ • 

Rosalie  Court  and  58th  st 

“ 57th  st 

Rosalie  Court,  Hyde  Park 

Washington  ave  and  54th  Place 

53d  st,  Hyde  Park 

53d  st,  Hyde  Park 

53d  st,  Hyde  Park 

53d  st,  Hyde  Park 

43d  st,  Hyde  Park 

Kedzie  ave  and  Van  Buren  st  . 

Madison  ave  and  52d  st 

Madison  ave  and  52d  st 

Kimbark  ave  and  47th  st 

Washington  ave  and  51st  st  . . . 

Madison  ave  and  51st  st 

212  Fulton  st 

292  and  294  Wabash  ave 

54  and  56  Egan  ave 

15  and  17  Scott  st 

110  S Jefferson  st 


Wm.  Stripplemen  k Co.,  architects. 

J.  H.  Carpenter,  architect 

Jno.  Van  Osdel,  “ 

W.  A.  Furber,  “ 

W.  H.  Drake,  “ 

Thomas  & Rogers  “ 

F.  R.  Schock,  “ • 

W.  B.  McCullough,  • 

J.  H.  Carpenter,  “ 

J.  J.  Flanders,  “ 

J.  J.  Flanders,  “ 

E.  R.  Krause,  “ 

E.  R Krause,  ‘ 


DESCRIPTION. 


9900 


Jos.  Schweitzer,  “ 

Thomas  & Rogers,  *' 

jolin  Otter,  architect. 

Ostling  & Bourgeois,  “ 

F.  Krevanek, 

A.  Blumenthal, 

H.  Rehwoldt,  “ 

S.  B.  Dill,  “ 

H.  R.  Wilson, 

H.  R.  Wilson,  “ 

H.  R.  Wilson,  “ 

Cobb  & Frost, 

Frank  Stauber, 

Ackerman  & Smith,  u 

C.  A.  Weary, 

C.  A.  Weary, 

C.  0.  Gleason, 

H G.  Peters 

Jos  Frank 

C W Werneke 

Wm  Strippelman  & Co 

Burnham  & Root 

E E Snyder  

A J York  

Ackerman  & Smith 

Treat  & Foltz 

Patton  & Fisher  

A E Barfield 


j-W  I Beman  . 


L B Dixon  . 


Brick  and  stone  fronts. 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone;  begun. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone;  begun. 

St.  Louis  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

“ “ “ stone. 

u U U u “ 

Lemont  stone  and  brick:  begun. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone;  begun. 

Anderson  pressed  brick;  begun. 

Pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone 
Pressed  brick  front  and  stone. 

Frame  building. 

Pressed  brick  front  and  stone  trimmings. 
Indiana  pressed  brick  front  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  front  and  stone  trimmings. 
Pressed  brick  front  and  brown  stone. 

Pressed  brick  front  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  front  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  front  and  stone  trimmingH. 
Pressed  brick  front  with  stone  trimmings. 
Pressed  brick  front  with  stone  trimmings. 
Pressed  brick  front,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 
Pressed  brick  front,  stone  and  terre  cotta. 
Pressed  brick  front  and  brown  stone. 

Brown  stone  and  pressed  brick . 

Pressed  brick  front  with  stone  trimmings. 
Anderson  pressed  brick  front,  brown  stone 
Pressed  brick  front  with  stone  trimmings. 
Pressed  brick  front  with  stone  trimmings. 
Pressed  brick  front  with  stone  trimmings . 
Brick  and  iron  (begun). 

Brick  and  stone. 


Brick  (begun). 
Brick  and  stone. 


Frame,  8 rooms  and  basement  each. 

9 rooms 

9 rooms. 

Brick,  stone  and  slate. 

Tile,  brick  and  slate. 

9 rooms 

10  “ 

Frame. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick. 

Frame. 

Brick  (begun). 

Brick. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone  trimmings. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick.  


In  return  we  need  their  raw  materials: 
hence  the  benefits  will  be  mutual. 

The  time  has  now  arrived  when  the  states- 
men of  the  three  Americas  must  grappie 
with  this  transcendentaly  important  com- 
mercial problem,  and  solve  it  in  a way  that 
will  give  a dew  impetus  to  the  development 
and  progress  of  American  industries.  It  is 
our  purpose  to  make  the  North,  Central  and 
South  American  Exposition  the  nucleus  and 
promoting  power  of  this  grand  consumma- 
tion. Under  one  roof  are  collected  the 
tropical  products  and  raw  material  with 
which  Spain  and  Portuguese  America  are 
so  profusely  endowed,  and  the  manufactures 
which  the  United  States  produces  in  over- 
abundance, and  now  desires  to  introduce  to 
new  foreign  markets. — Exposition  Gazette. 


BUIXMNG  NEWS. 


and  Fifty -second  streets,  to  T.  B.  Broug- 
ham, who  is  just  completing  a handsome 
residence. 

Mr.  L.  B.  Dixon,  architect,  reports  the 
following:  Two  houses  on  Kimbark  avenue, 
south  of  Forty-seventh  street,  two-story 
frame,  to  Messrs.  Paris  and  Tobin.  Cost 
$7,000  each. 

ELSEWHEKE. 

Springville,  la. — A new  Catholic  church. 

Newark,  0. — Mr.  Stasel  will  erect  a large 


CITY  AND  VICINITY. 

The  West  Side  Chicago  Street  Railway  _ 

Company  will  expend  $100,000  for  barns  at  Miss., "to  build  water-works  there, 
and  Van  Buren  street  in  the 


business  block. 

Fergus  Falls,  Minn.  — Over  $1,000  has 
been  subscribed  for  a Baptist  church. 

Ouray,  Col. — A new  hotel  with  all  modern 
imprvoements  will  be  erected  here. 

Akron,  O.— The  C.  A.  & C.  railway  com- 
pahy  will  build  a new  depot  here, 

H.  D.  C.  Richards  of  New  York  has  made 
a proposition  to  the  city  of  Vicksburg, 


H.  Jans,  three-story  brick  and  stone  store, 
to  cost  $18,000;  architect  F.  J.  Capitain. 

St.  Paul,  Minn.— Judge  Hale,  four-story 
brick  store. 

William  Belyla,  a residence  on  Sibley  ave. 
to  cost  $6,000. 

Wilgus  Bros.,  a three-story  brick  block,  to 
cost  $15,000. 

J.  G.  Wordell,  a block  of  wooden  tene- 
ments, to  cost  $10,000. 

New  Orleans,  Fla. — Jas.  G.  Clark,  James 
A.  Renshaw  and  G.  W.  Westfeldt,  will  re- 
ceive bids  for  erecting  a large  church  build- 
ing in  that  city. 

Samuel  R.  Bullock  & Co.  have  received 
the  contract  for  erecting  water-works 
Pensacola,  Fla. 

A jail  costing  $12,650  will  be  built 


at 


at 


Newtown,  Putnam  Co.,  Fla. 


Kedzie  ave. 
spring.  The  company  owns  eight  acres  of 
ground  at  that  place. 

Paul  Cornell  has  sold  65  feet,  corner  of  ; 
Madison  ave.  and  Fifty-second  street,  to  F.  i 
H.  Wait,  upon  which  a $75,000  house  is  be- 
ing constructed;  also  90  feet  on  Madison 
ave.,  just  north  of  Fifty-second  street,  to  G. 
C.  Hick  and  E.  Edwards,  who  are  building  a 
double  house,  costing  $15,000;  also  85  feet 
on  Washington  ave.,  between  Fifty-first  and 
Fifty  second  streets,  to  Dixon  Bean,  who  is 
erecting  a house,  which  is  to  cost  $15,000; 
also  100  feet  on  Madison  ave.,  between 
Fifty-first  and  Fifty-second  streets,  to  An- 
son Hopkins,  upon  which  a $8,000  house  is 
being  built;  also  60  feet  on  the  corner  of 
Hibbard  ave.  and  Fifty-second  street,  west 
front,  to  Ernest  Albert,  scenic  artist  for 
Chicago  opera-house,  who  has  just  broken 
ground  for  an  $8,000  house;  also  50  feet  on 
Hibbard  ave.,  just  south  of  Fifty-first  street, 
to  Lewis  P.  Harvey,  who  has  just  commenc- 
ed a house  which  will  cost  $5,000;  also  60 
feet  on  Washington  ave.,  between  Fifty-first 


S.  S.  Brown,  C.  Rosche  and  J.  Giles  have 
formed  a corporation  at  Louisville,  Ky., 
called  the  Western  Contract  Co.,  with  a 
capital  stock  of  $25,000  to  build  railroads, 
bridges,  houses,  etc. 

The  people  of  Austin,  Tex.,  contemplate 
organizing  a company  to  erect  the  electric 
light  plant. 

The  trustees  of  the  Washburne  bequest 
for  a public  library  at  La  Crosse,  Wis.,  have 
purchased  a site  for  the  building.  It  is 
proposed  to  put  in  the  foundation  next  sea- 
son and  erect  the  building  next  year. 

The  citizens  of  Pueblo.,  Col.,  have  raised 
$1,500  toward  the  building  of  a new  opera 
house. 

Enough  stock  has  been  subscribed  for  to 
insure  the  erection  of  a farmers’  warehouse 
at  Delavan,  Wis. 

St.  Louis,  Mo.— Mr.  L.  C.  Williams,  six 
brick  dwellings,  to  cost  $15,000;  architect 
C.  C.  Helmers. 


How  to  Hecovate. 

In  place  of  lambrequins,  elaborately  em- 
broidered, beautiful  silk  scarfs  with  long, 
fringed  ends,  are  now  used  on  mantel 
shelves,  gracefully  held  in  place  by  an  odd 
vace  or  jar. 

Tiny  Roman  lamps  in  brass  are  used  on 
writing  desks. 


The  most  beautiful  novelty  to  be  found  in 
art  china  is  the  Rookwood  pottery  ware, 
manufactured  in  Cincinnati.  There  are 
many  shapes  of  vases,  pilgrim  bottles,  flow- 
er bowls,  jardinieres  in  various  sizes,  water 
jugs, of  antique  pattern,  and  umbrella  stands 
in  large  and  small  sizes.  The  coloring  in 
this  ware  is  exqusite;  pale  yellow,  rich  In- 
dian red,  sea  green,  dead  blue  and  beautiful 
mixtures  are  shown. 

Curtains  are  now  looped  back  with  large 
bunches  of  pink  and  white  hydrangeas  and 
brilliant  yellow  chrysanthemums,  which  are 
made  of  paper. 

Screens  have  now  become  an  indispensa- 
ble adjunct  to  every  room;  in  fact,  a neces- 
sity, not  a luxury . They  can  be  used  to 
shut  off  the  draught  from  a door  or  window, 


or  to  relieve  the  monotony  of  a blank  wall, 
and  make  a charming  nook  instead  of  a 
dreary  waste  of  open  space  where  the  sen- 
sation of  comfort  would  be  impossible. 
Very  beautiful  are  the  glass  fire  screens  dec, 
orated  with  dried  leaves  and  flowers,  with 
an  occasional  bright-winged  butterfly  or 
draggon-fiy  sporting  among  the  leaves  and 
flowers.  This  is  quite  an  artistic  occupation 
demanding  much  taste  and  patience;  but 
the  result  is  very  beautiful.  This  style  of 
screen  should  be  mounted  in  gilded  bamboo. 

The  Newport  scarfs  are  extremely  satis- 
factory for  draping  pictures  upon  easels,  or 
for  the  mirror  upon  the  dressing  case,  are 
very  ornamental. 

All  sorts  of  pretty  styles  and  fancies  in 
different  wares  for  dinners  and  high  teas  are 
to  be  seen  this  season;  the  picturing  of 
subjects  appropriate  to  sets,  and  varying 
these  for  each  dish,  was  never  more  care- 
fully studied,  particularly  those  of  fish, 
roast  and  game,  in  rich  and  minutely  paU 
terned  dinner  ware.  Cashmere  and  gold 
borders  are  in  the  lead.  A pretty  device  as 
to  form  is  having  these  corners  turned 
back,  overlapping  the  dish  or  cover;  the 
handles  show  much  novelty.  On  some 
covers  grotesque  human  figures, _ shells,  clus- 
ters of  rings  and  various  objects,  which 
fancy  chooses  to  display,  make  their  ap- 
pearance. 

The  substitution  and  use  of  silver  has 
been  carried  so  far  that  there  are  silver 
table  brushes  and  crumb  pans,  silver  tongs 
for  lifting  asparagus,  silver  fish-knives  and 
forks,  butter  knives  for  the  separate  use  of 
each  guest,  call  bells,  bon-bon  sets,  and  in 
deed  all  wood  and  metal  used  at  table  has 
been  supplanted  by  silver 

Calendars  for  the  year  1886  are  varied 
end  beautiful,  and  it  can  be  safely  said  that 
no  poet  of  any  renown  has  been  neglected. 

The  designs  in  carpets  are  more  beautiful 
this  season  than  ever  before;  hall,  library 
and  dininglroom  carpets  show  small  figuies. 
geometrical  and  fantastic  in  character  and 
color. 


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gP  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

ARTISTIC 

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Wholesale  and  Retail  dealers  in  GAS  FIXTURES  of 
all  kinds:  also  KEROSENE  FIXTURES, 
Lamps,  Globes,  Burners,  etc. 


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Contractors  for  Cut  Stone, 


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Planed  Vault  Covers,  ^ ® Agents  for 

_ . ’ Near  12th  Street,  Penn.  Green  Serpenti  and 

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129  A 131  SOUTH  CLIXTOS  ST., 

CHICAGO,[ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Eoofers. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

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ETC.,  ETC. 

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For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


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Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

•>F  EVERY  DLLCRIPTLON, 

181  & 186  CLARK  ST.,  AMD  138  MONROE  ST. 

We  Make  a specialty  of 

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And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  Sole  Chicago 
Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 
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By  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
West,  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nental link  in  that  system  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
is  also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  from  points  Erst,  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding;  points  W est,  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  its  main  line  and  branches,  Chicago. 
Joliet,  Ottawa,  La  Salle,  Peoria,  Geneseo,  Moline  and  Rock  Island,  in  Illinois; 
Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield,  Cttumwa,  Oskaloosa,  West 
Liberty,  Iowa  City,  Des  Moines,  Indianola,  Winterset,  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin, 
Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  and  Atchison, 
In  Kansas;  Albert  Lea,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul,  in  Minnesota;  Watertown  In 
Dakota,  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 

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Guarantees  Its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  of  continuous  steel  rail;  subn 
etantially  built  culverts  and  bridges;  roiling  stock  as  near  perfection  a a 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 
and  air-brakes;  and  that  exacting  discipline  which  governs  the  practical 
operation  of  all  its  trains.  Other  specialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 
all  connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 
luxuries  of  its  Passenger  Equipment. 

The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  and  the  Missouri  River  are  com- 
posed of  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent  Pullman 
Palace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dining  Cars,  in  which 
' " ’ ’ ly  eaten, 

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THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

Is  the  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  Depots  for  all  points  in  the  Territories 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route,  Fast  Express  Trains  are  run  to  the 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  hunting  and  fish- 
ing grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  the 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastoral  lands  of  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
between.  Newport  News.  Richmond,  Cincinnati.  Indianapolis,  and  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

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The  REAL  ESTATE  and  BUILDING  JOURNAL  has  undertaken  to  publish  a 
Classified  List  (bona  fide)  of 

Select  Property  for  Sale. 

The  LEADING  AGENCIES  are  requested  to  give  the  subject  some  thought,  and 
then  let  us  know  of  their  APPROVAL  or  OBJECTIONS. 

The  JOURNAL  is  known  and  recognized  as  a reliable  reference  record  as  re- 
gards real  estate  transactions. 

Frequent  inquiries  are  made  at  our  office  for  a list  of  property  for  sale,  by  un- 
thinking, honest  people,  who  are  in  quest  of  a home  or  a piece  of  business  property. 
Some  of  the  leading  capitalists,  whose  names  are  on  our  subscription  lists,  have  ex- 
pressed their  approval  of  just  such  a scheme. 

NO  RELIABILITY  can  be  placed  in  many  of  the  long  lists  of  “for  sale”  in 
the  Sunday  papers,  because  the  same  piece  of  property  is  listed  by  more  than  one 
and  the  “bulk”  of  it  can  not  be  “delivered.”  The  plan  proposed  is  as  follows:  The 
List  will  be  alphabetically  arranged  and  classified  by  Streets  and  Towns  the  Im- 
proved— the  Un-improved,  etc.,  etc.  This  list  will  be  composed  of  carefully  prepared 
descriptions  from  reputable  agents,  and  NOTICES  INSERIED  IN  HOME  AND 
FOREIGN  PAPERS  to  the  effect  that  such  a classified  list  can  be  found  in  the 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal,  and  as  we  now  know  hundreds  will  call  for  the 
list  because  it  will  be  reliable. 

Agents  can  elect  whether  they  wish  to  pay  10  cents  a line  for  their  list  or  paj 
a commission  when  the  property  is  sold. 

Each  Agency  will  have  a Box  No.  arranged  in  an  Index  Book,  and  when  a 
proper  person  comes  along  to  buy,  he  will  be  introduced  to  the  Agents.  If  he  is 
only  a tool  or  a curb  stone  broker,  he  will  probably  not  be  “brought  round.  1 he 
Journal  will  not  transact  a real  estate  business  exactly,  but  if  it  can  find  a suitable 
buyer,  the  agent  who  is  our  best  friend,  will  be  glad  to  sell  to  him  and  pay  us  for 
our  trouble.  In  no  case  will  we  do  any  “undermining”  or  allow  it  if  we  can  help 
it.  We  will  introduce  the  “bona  fide”  purchaser,  and  let  the  “scalpers”  take  a walk. 
Thus  we  will  weed  out  the  bad  ones  for  you. 

By  this  method  fewer  opportunities  will  be  afforded  to  “parasites  to  impose 
on  legitimate  dealers,  because  just  as  soon  as  we  learn  that  the  Agentgiving  us  the 
list,  has  not  the  full  control  of  the  property,  that  property  will  be  dropped,  nor 
will  we  be  concerned  about  the  “title.”  If  it  is  not  acceptable,  then  the  tiade  will 
not  go  through  and  we  will  not  ask  for  onr  part  of  the  commission. 

This  feature  of  the  Journal  will  be  advertised  all  over  the  country,  and  will 
have  a twofold  effect  in  drumming  up  buyers. 

Prepare  your  lists  and  send  them  in;  it  will  cost  nothing,  unless  you  sell  to 
the  man  we  introduce,  in  case  you  do  not  elect  to  pay  10  cents  a line. 

R.  C.  S SV1  Y E R S , PUBLISHER. 

121  Fifth  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


How  to  Decorate. 

Goblets  of  new  importation  are  of  the 
finest  possible  cut  glass  and  beautifully  en- 
graved around  the  top. 

The  celluloid  dressing-case  sets,  imitating 
ivory,  are  pieces  of  exquisite  workmanship. 
The  resemblance  to  ivory  is  perfect,  and  it 
will  not  turn  yellow,  nor  crack,  as  the  gen 
uine  article  will. 

Metal,  in  its  divers  forms,  bronze,  gold, 
etc. — can  only  fill  a moderate,  limited  and 
restricted  role  in  the  decoration  of  the  home, 
as,  for  instance,  in  balustrades,  door  and 
window  fittings,  glass  frames,  cornices,  and 
in  the  accessories  of  the  fire-place. 


FEB.  2. 

Lots  1,  2 and  3 in  b 1 in  Hayward’s  sub  of  a pt  of  so 
1-4  of  s e 1-4  of  n e 1-4  of  sec  11  39  13.  I Claflin, 
trustee.  L A. 

S *4  of  w -A  of  s w 1-4  of  sec  34  30  12.  Mary  Mayer, 
admx.  L A. 

Lot  24  b 66  Calumet  and  Chicago  Canal  & Dock  Co’s 
sub  of  parts  of  sec  5 and  6 37  15.  S F Hanchett,  she- 
riff. L N. 

Lot.  1 and  n 1-2  of  lot  3 in  b 4 of  H O Stone’s  sub  of 
J J Astor’s  add  to  Chicago.  • S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
L N. 

Jan.  28. 

Lot  7 in  re-sub  of  sub-lots  6 7 8 and  9 of  lot  16  in  b 
3 in  the  U S Bank  add  to  Chicago.  N Steilen,  admr. 
L A. 

FEB.  3. 

Lot  86  in  Rose’s  sub  of  b 27  in  Sheffield’s  add,  be- 
ing part  of  the  s e 1-4  of  sec  31  40  14.  C G Hammond, 
trustee,  L N. 

Lot  3 in  re-sub  of  lots  1 and  2 in  b 49  in  C T’s  sub 
of  w 1-2  of  sec  17  39  14.  J E Dooley,  administrator. 
L N. 

Sub  lot  7 of  sub  of  lots  10  11  and  12  and  6 30  ft  of  It 
13  in  sub  of  lots  78,  80  and  82  in  Butterfields  add.  T 
G Windes,  master.  L N. 


Jan  23. 

S w !4  of  n e E4  of  sec  1 42  10. 
sen,  master.  L N. 


Lawrence  J J Nis- 


ADVERTISEB  sales. 

JAN.  25. 

N 14  of  w >4  of  n 47  ft  of  It  1 in  Bronson’s  add  to 
Chicago.  Louis  Weber,  admr.  L N. 

JAN.  26. 

Und  14  of  lot  40  in  b 15  in  Elston’s  add  to  Chicago. 
Anna  Marek,  executrix.  L N. 


Jan  25. 

W 14  of  w 14  of  lot  17  In  Taylor’s  snb  of  the  s w % 
of  b 53  C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  J T Noyes,  Master. 
L N. 

FEB.  6. 

Lot  81  in  Winslow’s  sub  of  a part  of  b 21  in  the  C 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Margaret  Keegan,  admx. 
LN. 


JAN.  18. 

Lot  4 in  b 1 in  Cook’s  sub  in  ne  J4  n w M of  sec  8 
38  14.  D J A very,  master. 

Lot  1 b 1 in  Hermann’s  sub  of  s w 14  n w 14  of  sec 
27  38  14.  T G Windes,  master.  L N. 

Lots  18,  19  and  20  in  Thos  and  John  D Parker’s  sub 
of  b 58  in  sub  of  sec  19  39  14.  H Waller,  master. 
L N. 

JANUARY  16. 

Lot  6 in  Hurlbut’s  sub  of  part  of  ne  cor  of  e 14  of 
b 79  of  C T’s  subdn  of  w 14  of  sec  27  39  14.  Henry  W 
Bishop,  Master.  L N. 

JAN.  19. 

Lot  2 in  b 13  in  school  sec  add  to  Chicago.  H. 
Waller,  master.  L N. 

JAN.  19. 

Lots  4 to  12  and  15  to  43  and  45  to  47  in  b 3 in  Bruce 
& Walker’s  sub  of  w 47  acres  of  w 14  of  s e of  sec 

2 38  13.  S F Hanchett,  sheriff. 

Beginning  at  a center  line  of  Ontario  ave  916  58- 
100  ft  south  of  the  center  line  79th  street,  thence 
running  sonth  along  same  line  1403  ft;  thence  e If 00 
feet  to  shore  of  Lake  Michigan;  thence  nly  along 
said  shore  to  a point  1080  ft  due  east  of  piace  of  be 
ginning;  tbence  w 1080  ft  to  same  place  situated  in 
sec”  38  3 15.  S F Hanchett,  sheriff.  L N. 

JAN.  23. 

Lot  10  in  b 1 in  Kay’s  addn  to  Chicago.  Johanna 

Froeder.  Admx.  L N.  , , „ 

Lots  5 6 9 and  10  in  b 3 m Odell’s  sub  of  bs  o and  6 
in  Hitt’s  sub  of  s e % of  sec  8 37  14.  H.  L.  Wait, 
aster.  L.  A. 

JAN.  28. 

Lot  7 in  a re-sub  of  sub  its  6 7 8 and  9 of  lot  16  in  b 

3 >n  U S Bank  add . N Steilen,  admr.  L.  A. 

JAN.  26. 

Lot  14  in  b 1 in  Travers’  sub  of  p w )4  of  n w \ of 
e M of  sec  8 38  14.  A O Butler,  trustee.  L.  A. 

Lot  69  in  Hull’s  sub  of  9‘/2  acres  in  e 1-2  s w 1-4  of 
sec  4 39  14;  also  lot  13  b 5 in  e 1-2  s w 1-4  of  sec  4 39 
14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N 
Lot  2 b 7 U S Bank  add  sec  28  39  14.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N . 


FEB.  1, 

Lot  20  and  21  in  Taylor’s  sub  of  parts  of  lots  11  and 
14  in  Larned,  Newhall  & Woodbridge’s  sub  of  n w )4 
of  sec  15  38  14;  also  s 32,4  ft  of  lot  2 and  the  n 8 1-10 
ft  of  lot  3 in  b 8 in  Jenning’s  sub  of  part  of  Jennings 
& Moffat’s  sub  of  s 60  acres  of  e V4  of  s w J4  of  sec  10 

38  14;  also  und  qr  of  7-10  ft  s of  and  adjoining  the  n 8 
I-lu  ft  of  lot  3 in  b 8 in  same  sub  of  part  of  same  sub 
of  s 60  acres  of  e 1-2  of  s w qr  of  sec  10  3814;  also  und 
qr  of  und  1-5  part  of  lots  1 2 3 4 5 and  46  to  50  in  b 3 
of  McPherson  & Allerton’s  add,  being  a sub  of  b 25 
in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14;  also  und  qr  of  und  qr  of 
b 20  of  sub  in  e 1-2  of  se!4  of  sec  32  3g  14.  E J 
Tabor,  admx. 

Lot  98  in  sub  by  Pasdeionp  et  al  of  b 44  in  sec  19 

39  14.  D J Avery,  master.  L N. 

JAN.  30. 

Lot  29  in  b 2 of  Berger  & Jacob’s  sub  of  b 9 in 
Stone  & Whitney’s  sub  of  n 1-2  of  sec  7 38  14.  L J J 
Nissen,  master.  L N. 

N 1-2  of  lot  9 in  b 8 in  Hansbrough  & Hess’  sub  of 
s w 1-4  ol  sec  36  40  13.  E J Whitehead,  Master. 
L N. 

FEB.  9. 

S w 1-4  of  sec  30  37  12;  also  lots  23  and  24  in  C A 
Gregory’s  sub  of  b 62  in  sub  of  sec  I9  39  14;  also  lots 
05  26  and  27  in  Hoffman’s  sub  of  s 1-2  of  b 5]  in  sub 
by  City  of  sec  19  39  14;  also  lots  26  and  27  in  sub  of  n 
1-2  of  b 51  in  sub  by  City  of  sec  19  39  14.  Caroline 
Yollrath,  executrix.  L N. 

FEB.  11. 

Lots  19  and  20  in  W E Doggett’s  sub  of  n 1-2  and  n 
1-2  of  s e 1-4  and  e 1-2  of  s w 1-4  of  sec  33  40  14.  J H 
S Quick,  successor  in  trust.  LN. 

FEB.  8. 

Lot  14  and  w 1-2  lot  13  in  Deiamater’s  re-sub  of  its 
9 to  18  in  b 13  in  Simons’  sub  of  s e 1-4  of  sec  35  40 13. 
Louise  Hanson,  admx.  L N. 

FEB  10. 

E 1-2  of  s w 1-4  of  sec  35  38  12.  J J Flanders,  trus- 
tee. L N. 

FEB.  13. 

Lots  15  and  16  in  b 2 in  Travers’  sub  of  u w 1-4  u w 
1-4  n e 1-4  of  sec  8 38  14.  H C Noyes,  successor  in 
trust.  L N. 

FEB.  16. 

Lots  6,  7,  8,  9 nnd  10  in  Ehrler  & Hessert’s  sub  of  n 
5%  acres  of  s 9 1-2  acres  of  s e 1-4  of  s e 1-4  of  sec  1 ( 
3814.  Sophia  Heiberg,  admx.  L N. 


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J.  HART, 

Manufacturer  of  Gilt,  Walnut,  Oak,  Cherry  and  Pine  Finished  or  Imitation 

Itoon  ANI)  COItXICK 


Slate, 


J.  c. 

T i n and 


M°  F A R L A N 1). 

Corrugated  Iron  Roofer. 

Manufacturer  of 


Also  make  a Specialty  in  putting  up  Mouldings  in  New  Blouses  for  Hanging  up  Pictures. 

Office  and  Factory,  26  N.  Elizabeth  St.,  between  Lake  and  Randoip 
CHICAGO,  ILL.. 

If  you  want  to  save  your  Walls,  put  up  Room  Mouldings. 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Sheet  Metal  Skylights,  etc., 
Agent  Austin  Patent  Corrugated  Conductor. 

This  Conductor  guaranted  not  to  burst  from  freezing. 

Particular  attention  given  to  repairs  of  all  kinds.  Telephone  4 17  1. 

219  and  221  West  Lake  Street,  - CHICAGO.JLL. 


J.  H.  PEARSON  & CO., 

Lumber, Lath  and  Shingles, 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds  and  Mouldings, 

Cor.  Canal  and  Lumber  Sts. 

J3p“0ur  superior  facilities  for  manufacturing,  and 
our  central  location,  enable  us  to  offer  Lum- 
ber at  from  $1.00  to  $3.00  per  M less 
than  this  published  list.c=^35 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 

YARD  PRICES— CAR  I.OTS-DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 


1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch *48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1%  and  llA  inches 46  00 

3d  clear,  1%,  1V4  and  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  1!4  and  1(4  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches ..  42  00 

B select,  1J4, 1!4  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select  22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  f t 23  00 

D20  ft . 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet 15  01 


BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 


A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 


All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-meh 36  00 


B 34  00 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 17  00 

10  feet 15  50 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 16  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 38  00 

B 36  00 

C 28  00 

Flooring  strips— rough— 6 inch. 

1st  and  2d  clear 41  00 

A siding  strips 39  00 

A flooring  strips 34  00 

B „ „ 33  00 

C „ „ 24  00 


BEADED  CEILING TIED. 


Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch . . 22  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  00 

B 20  00 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  %-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  % insh  , 6 inch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding 10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1%  anil  l*4-inch 13  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

,,  12, 14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 


Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 


J.  J.  W ADE’  S 


A TO  ALL-POBCELAIN 

WATER  CLOSET. 


TJIHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

I also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  and  Globes. 


House  Draining  and.  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 

194  LaSalle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order. 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run H 00 

Fancy  headed  and  dreaded,  selected  18  00 

iy2  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 21  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

214-inch 00  00 

21A-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 


SHINGLES— CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 45 

Extra  A a 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* • • • 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 


Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 


2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00@16  00 

2x8  „ 12  00@14  50 

2Xio  ” „ 12  50(^16100 

2x12’,  ,,  12  50(517  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@|4  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  largar 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 2 00 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 


Sawed  y2  6 inch,  7 feet 10  lA 

y2  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

y2  8 inch,  7 feet 17V6 

M 8 inch,  7 feet 9 

14  9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length 10 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 


The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 


1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2^4  in $23  00@25  00 

Thicker 25  00(527  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 


OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Common 14  00@16  00 

Timber 17  00(5)19  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Step  plank 27  00 

Cull 10  00 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

1st  and  2d 65  00(5;70  00 

Common 43  00(548  00 

Culls...-. 24  00@28  00 

Extra  good 70  00@75  CO 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 22  00(524  00 

Common ' 14  00(5:16  00 

Cull 11  00@13  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 60  00@65  00 

“ “ thick 65  00(5)70  00 

Cull 10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00@21  00 

Common 12  00(514  00 

Cull 6 00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00(530  00 

Cull 10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 32  00 @35  00 

1st  and  2d,  l\i  in  and  up 35  00@37  50 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 16  00(518  00 

Cull 5 00@  6 00 

Merchantable 13  00(5,14  00 

BIRCH. 

Good 20  00@25  00 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00(517  00 

Cull 8 00 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00@16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00(5)15  00 

Cull 

Log  run 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 23  00(5)25  00 

Cull 6 00(510  00 

Log  run 13  00@15  00 

CHESTNUT . 

1st  and  2d 30  00@35  00 

Call 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00@24  00 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00(520  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing, i nch 24  00(5  26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00(5)29  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  00 

“ “ rough 52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHIWOLE8  — REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  pricoprbdl 4.90  pr  M 

SquareBufts  4.60  pr  M 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 


Gas-Fitter. 


Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 


346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


:ELEVAT0R  b A K 


JOHN  ISTORTHIEISr 


"The  Practical  Furnace  Man." 


WISE  AND  IRON  WINDOW  GUARDS. 

E.  HOLENSHADE. 

Vlre  Works,  136  Lake  Street.  CHICAGO 


Of  the  late  firm  of  Skrvokh,  North kn  & Oo. 

MANUFACTURER  ANI»  DEALER  IN  THE 

“FAJIOI'S  KCLKCTIC  IIKATEIL" 
The  Hackett  Patent  Orates  and  Mamels. 

nonthweat  cor  l.ake  ami  Laaalle  -* 


E.  E.  NOYES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 
Metal  Skylights. 

Tin  and  Slate  Roofing,  Smoke  Stacks,  eto. 

33—35  W.  Madison  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Contracts  taken  in  City  or  Country. 
Prompt  work  and  prices  to  suit  the  times. 


170  T A RAt.T.E  pjrvvti'HiHi'r,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  Co.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  A'f  rHlh  v.’.'  ribt.  le'eohnne  No.  353 


R.  HUGHES, 


EL  O.  COULSON, 


Galvanized  Ikon  Coknices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319—321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 


Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co. 

Manufacturers  of 


Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
RoofiDg  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


SLATE  MANTELS, 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


Newspaper 

OTnircDTiciM 


METROPOLITAN 


jfljSVERTISINfi; 


Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICACO. 


Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICACO 


A book  of  100  pages. 
The  best  book  for  an 
advertiser  to  con- 
: suit,  be  be  exper- 
ienced or  otherwise. 
It  contains  lists  of  newspapers  and  estimates 
of  the  cost  of  advertising.  The  advertiser  who 
wants  to  spend  one  dollar,  finds  in  it  the  in- 
formation he  requires,  while  forhim  who  will 
invest  one  hundred  thousand  dollars  in  ad- 
vertising, a scheme  is  indicated  which  will 
meet  his  every  requirement,  or  can  be  made 
co  do  so  by  slight  changes  easily  arrived  at  by  cor- 
respondence. 149  editions  have  been  issued. 
Sent,  post-paid,  to  any  address  for  10  cents. 
Write  to  GEO.  P.  ROWELL  & CO., 
NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  BUREAU, 
(lOSpruceSt.PrintingHouseSq.),  New  York. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 


Mural 


-A.  LTD 


Ceiling 


Book-keeping, 

Penmanship, 

Short-Hand, 


COURSE  OF1  STUDY: 


Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 

Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling. 

|THE  BUSINESS  EXCHANGE  IS  A 

QREAT  BUSINESS  EMPORIUM ! 

In  which  you  see  Banking,  Manufacturing.  Importing.  Commission.  Jobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Keal- Estate,  Insurance  and  JTranspoit- 
ation  Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 
tT  Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  .Students  can  enter  at  any  time. 
Sa5~  class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

o.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  GAS 

STEAM-FITTING, 


AND 


No.  9 Arcade  Court, 


Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICACO. 
Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


DECORATO  IS. 

Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  A\  oor.  Adams. 


Refer  by  permission  to  the  folloi  ' among  their 
patrons : .... 

CHAS  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave,  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR^ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


National  Sheet  Metal  Roofing  Co. 


Organized  under  Charter  granted  by  State  of  Tennessee,  September  30.  1882. 


SOLE  MANUFACTURERS  OF 


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WALTERS5  PATENT  METALLIC  ROOFING  AND  SIDING  PLATES. 


-hTIN+SHINGLES- 


We  claim  for  this  Hoof  the  following  very  essential 
points  which  no  other  sheet  metal  roof  has : 


ENGRAVERS 


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94  LaSalle  Street,  Chicaeo. 


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Rain-proof,  without  being  put  together  in  continuous  sheets. 

Storm-Proof.  It  allows  air  to  pass  through  freely  from  underneath. 

It  can  lie  taken  off,  and  relaid  with  absolutely  no  wastage. 

The  only,  absolutely  rain  and  storm  proof  sheet  metal  roof  that  continues 
so  from  the  time  it  is  applied. 

The  strongest  roof  in  the  world  made  from  sheet  metal. 

So  cleets,  half  sheets  or  shorts,  to  commence  at  eaves. 

A tin  r00f,  ready  to  be  applied  without  skilled  labor,  or  expensive  tools. 

A roof  in  which  contraction  and  expansion  is  provided  for  in  each  separate 

A roof  applied  without  the  use  of  solder,  mallets,  seamers,  tongs,  or  fire 
about  the  building. 

A roof  that  is  painted  by  a dipping  process,  in  which  every  particle  of  the 

shingle  is  thoroughly  painted,  before  appn  mS- 
\ roof  that  has  two  designs  in  one-a  perfect  hexagon  and  a complete  arrow 
—which  can  be  ornamented  when  desired.  c 

The  lightest  roof  in  the  world,  and  nerfectlv  fire,  storm  and  wind  proof. 


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L.LD.  CORTRIGHT,  Western  Agent,  122  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS— keal  estate  and  loans 

MISCELLANEOUS  MATTER 11 

business  and  financial  topics 111 

TABLE  OF  IMPROVEMENTS  ORDERED.... IV 

PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL -THE  MARKET V 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET VI 

THE  RECORD VI1 

lt  a mr,tillllpl1  VIII  YARDS  ASD  OFFICES: 

continued Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R. 

SUBURBAN  AND  COUNTY  TRANSFERS iX  Telephone,  1303.  Belmont  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R. 

TRUST  DEEDS  AND  MORTGAGES * Or  IE  T THE  B EST^ 

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BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS xn  BARKER  & JACKSONS 

TABLE  OF  BUILDINGS  TO  BE  ERECTED xm 

ADVERTISED  SALES— FORECLOSURES XIVI 

MISCELLANEOUS  MATTER XV| 

FINE  FURNITURE— PALACE  STORE XVI 


DEARBORN  ST. 

• | LAKE  VIEW. 


Champion  Radiating  Heater. 

1802  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago,  III. 


1ST.  vY.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

moKEiEMirwiMRitt 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


BUCHANAN.  H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

UNIVERSAL  FURNACE.  Real  Estate,  Loans, 

TUT  . .1  TA  . ...  . . . .C.  . 1 a u J ” A AM  A w a A A 1 

Renting,  Insurance. 


Most  Powerful  and  Economical. 

306  Ogden  Ave.,  Chicago. 


92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


THOMAS  KELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


T.  NELSON  & SON 


Dealers  in 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 

219  E.  Washington  St. 


BRANCH  YARD: 

Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


73  Jackson  Street, 

near  State  street. 


CHICAGO. 


2 19  Thirty-First  Street, 

near  Indiana  Avenue. 


Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co., Art  Dealers’  and  Photographs- 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 

Re-Gilding  Lone  on  Short  Notice.  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  M.  Moore. 


T.  H.  Webster. 


S.  M.  MOORE  & CO, 

Insurance  Agents. 

Represent  the  ORIENT  INSURANCE  CO.,  Hartford,  Conn.  LION  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO., 
London,  Eng.  LOUISVILLE  UNDERWRITERS,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Insurance  on  Dwellings,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all  classes  of  desirable  risks  at  reasonable  rates. 
South  east  corner  LaSalle  and  Madison  Streets.  CHICAGO. 


E. 


TELEPHONE-9925 


wyah & co..  |{00 FEKS! 

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OFFICE  AND  WAREROOMS: 

4525  to  4531  STATE  ST. 


G.  A. Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Win.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL. 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

8 ! S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt, 

Water  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables, 'Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof. 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15.  150  I.aSalle  Street.  CHICAGO,?  xIjIj. 
Telephone  883.  ) 


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Eureka"  Stained  Glass. 

A Perfect  Substitute. 

Warranted  five  years  to  stand  heat  or 
cold  and  will  not  crack  or  peal. 

Builders  and  property  owners  send  for 

PnCeS'  Or.  NT.  BTJZP3TT, 

209  State  Street,  Chicago. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 

i LLES,  JOHN,  JE.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
A 125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


4 NDERSON.  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 
A 153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evan'ton  property  a specialty. 

BAIRD,  PARKER  E.,  Tax  Agent,  Room  7,  125  Dear- 
born street,  Chicago. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Kooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 

BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Pnblic, 

JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - 1LLISOI8. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited.^ 
BK.O'W’N,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 

CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


TTRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
IV  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale  : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block. 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 


HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Real  Estate.  Loans  and  House  Renting?. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 


KRAFT  & GREENACRK,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
nnd  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


W31.  IiEAtillE  & CO.. 

Heal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 


jy|"AGILL,  J.  C.  & CO..  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  91 


Washington  street,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  35,  162  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Recbist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

ESTATE, 

162  LaSalle  St..  Room  17.  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


WHEELER  & Co.,  Real  Estate  and  Renting 
Agents,  Rooms  9 and  11,  157  Washington  St.. 
Chicago,  111.  Personal  attention  given  to  the  pur- 
chase, sale  and  exchange  of  City,  Suburban  and 
Farm  properties.  Also  to  all  property  placed  in 
our  hands  for  lease. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


j^ayton,  R.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


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AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 


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OYES,  E.  E„  31  in  I s>  W.  Madison  Street. 


MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 


ARCHITECTS  & DESIGNERS 

gDWARD  A.  FOX, 

CITY  SURVEYOR 

KOOM  Rb,  Mjii.uv_.il AJN  1'  o L,UiLi)iMj, 

N.  W Cor.  La  Salle  & Washington  sts..  Chicago. 


CP  claussbnius. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 

COLE,  M.  fr.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Brents  collected.  Loans  negotiated,  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 


NATHAN  & JACOBS, 

Real  Estate.  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


W.  L. 


Davis  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate.  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


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REYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  88  Washington  street. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

real  estate, 

Jffice:— Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Real  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  93  Fifth 
Ave.,  Room  1,  Chicago. 

alLBERT,  CHAS.  J.  Real  Estate  Agent,  407  Davis 
street,  Evanston,  111.  Personal  attention  given 
bj  property  located  in  Evanston,  South  Evanston  and 
North  Evanston. 

aOODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


OSBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 

Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 


PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E, 
Rooms  96  and  97, 
Dearborn  street. 


Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Adams  Express  Building,  185 


EEDFIELD  & BLAINE, Real  Estate  and  Loans  6134 
Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 


T)  IEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 
H Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 

«T.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTCACE  LOANS 

Room  8,  1 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, 79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 


Real  Estate  Brokers,  73  & 81 
Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  ' Fr.  Schrader. 


SCHRADER  BROS., 

Fifth  ave.,  Staats  ZeitungBldg 


Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 

J . M . Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


Notice  to  Heal  Estate  Offices. 

WANTED. 

January  1st  a position  with  a Real  Estdte 
Office.  Mortgage  Bank,  or  Rail  Road  Land 
Office  by  a young  man  throughly  acquainted 
with  the  business  and  of  good  acquaintance 
and  standing.  A No.  1 references.  Bond 
furnished  if  desired.  I can  go  into  an  office 
and  push  things,  keeping  in  hand  any 
amount  of  work.  I command  a moderate 
list  of  good  property.  Interview  solicited 
with  any  house  wanting  capable,  effective 
service.  Address  “Real  Estate,”  in  care  of 
this  Journal. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  156  La  Salle  St. 


aOODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 

aOODRIDGE,  BDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago. 
Reference  since  1858  : Traders’  Bank. 

aREEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Borde.i  Block. 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 

GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 

f 1 UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
UT  38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street. 


SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans.  ‘ Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMOEE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 


WM.  J.  B R AC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

Packing  Boxes 

and  a'l  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silied  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Chicago. 


/V  ROSS,  S.  E.  & CO.,  136  Clark  stret,  corner  Madi- 
(J  son.  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a 
specialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years. 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Ulilich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


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AMBLETON,  C.  J . , Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 


STEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south-west  part  of  the  city  a sper'*1 


THORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7. 


Chicago. 


TIDHOLM,  ATJG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 


and 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

HEAL  ESTATE,  LOANS 
EENTING  AGENCY. 

202  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.  ILL. 


Building  Materials 
For  Sale. 


I I r I r%  for  working  people.  Send  10  cents 
Ukl  M postage  and  we  will  mail  you  free,  a 
I I La  I-  I royal  valuable  sample  box  of  goods 
that  will  put  you  in  the  way  of  making 
more  money  in  a few  days  than  you  ever  thought 
possible  at  any  business.  Capital  not  required.  You 
can  live  at  home  and  work  in  spare  time  only,  or  all 
the  time.  All  of  both  sexes,  of  all  ages,  grandly 
successful;  50  cents  to  45  easily  earned  every  evening. 
That  all  who  want  work  may  test  the  business  we  make 
this  unparalleled  offer;  to  all  who  are  not  well  satis- 
fied we  will  send  $1  to  pay  for  the  trouble  of  writing 
us.  Full  particulars,  directions,  etc.,  sent  free.  Im- 
mense pay  absolutely  sure  for  all  who  start  at  once. 
Don’t  delay.  Address  Stinton  & Co.,  Portland,  Me. 


$200,000 


TTIERLINGs  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans  ; buys, 
} sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 

WALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

116  Monroe  Street. 

B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


In  Presents  givf.naway. 
Send  us  5 cts.  postage, and 
by  mail  you  will  get  free 
a package  of  goods  of  large 
value,  that  will  start  you  in  work  that  will  at  once 
bring  you  in  money  faster  than  anything  else  inAmer- 
ica.  All  about  the  $200,000  in  presents  with  each  box. 
Agents  wanted  everywhere,  of  either  sex,  of  all  ages, 
for  all  the  time,  or  spare  time  only,  to  work  for  us  at 
their  own  homes.  Fortunes  for  all  workers  absolute- 
ly assured.  Don’t  delay.  H.  Hallett  & Co.,  Port- 
land, Maine. 


more  money  than  at  anything  else  by 
taking  an  agency  for  the  best  selling  book 
out.  Beginners  succeed  grandly.  None 
fail.  Terms  free.  Hallett  Book  Co., 
Portland,  Me. 


WIN 


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FOR  SALE  BY 


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CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JANUARY  23,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  10c. 


EAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

121  Fifth  Ave.,  Chicago. 

TERMS: 

er  Year  (in  advance) 

:ngle  Copies 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW. 


THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 


atered  at  Chicago  Postofflce  as  second-class  matter. 


REED  & HURL  BUT, 

ttOJTEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

RAILWAY  FOR  SALE 

JOsI  *.  U H.  Pvcn,  HORACE  A.  HtTRLBUT 
1 Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 


Snow  & Dickinson. 


Real  Estate  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 


H.  C.  Zuttermeiste-. 


C.  H.  Puscheck. 


. H.  KERFOOT.  G.  KERFOOT  JR' 

ESTABLISHED  1852. 

Chicago  Real  Estate  Office  of 

S.  H.  KERFOOT  & CO. 

91  DEARBORN  ST. 

lorreepondence  solicited. 


H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Heal  Estate  Agents, 

* 818  S.  EaLSTED  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL 

Property  in  all  parts  or  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rente 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
reti&ble  companies. 

4®^Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 


VT  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  a.  Mekigold.  G.  Bibkuoff,  Jb.  Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt. 


F B.  Bogue 


Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  tc  ihe  interests  of  non-residents 

Y.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS. 
99iWashington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 


BOGUE  & HOYT. 


REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Specie- 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-iesidents  carefully  looked  after. 


WM.  F.  LUBEKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

152  La  Salle  Street. 

• [ CHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
Sale  and  General  Management  of 
Real-Estate. 


JNO.  B KNIGH  1. 


jfAO.  H.  lUAJti&li  A.JL  i 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

We  give  Specie:'  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non 
Residents.  References  given  if  desired. 


C.  U.  GORDON, 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


0.  U.  GORDON  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

79  Dearborn  Street, 

Rooms  70  and  71 

Unity  Building,  CHICAGO. 

North  and  Southh  Side  Residence  Property 
a Specialty. 

o7  H.  BROOK S , 

Dearer  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Acre  property  around  Chicago  a speciality. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
Railway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
OKTE,  FOUR,  ISTHSTE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

ADISON?  STREET 


H.  G.  MOREY  & GO., 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

S5  Washington  Street,  - • - Chicago, 

Estates  managed,  Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid* 

We  give  special  attention  to  tb©  interests  of  noa* 
residents  „ 

D.  G.  HAMILTON.  P.  E.  STANLEY. 

{HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

96  WASHINGTON  STREET. 
CHICAGO- 

E.  S.  DRBYER  & CO., 

BANKERS, 

Loans  ! and  * Real ! Estate, 

88  'Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

XOMUU¥C07 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non  resident* 


J.  P WHITE  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

ROOM  4 REAPER  BLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL. 


DIXON  & PETERSON* 

(Successors  to  C. C.  Dixon  <fc  Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING! 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICAGO,  ILL.. 


MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents f 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


SAM’L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR. 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Claica-go, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell. 


Bruce  B.  Barney. 


Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Co., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  D.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


GEO.  E.  COLE  & CO., 

Commercial  Stationers, 

Printers,  Lithographers 

and 

Blank  Book  Makers. 

f'86  and  88  ^Dearborn  Street. 

Telephone  5048.  CHICAGO 


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CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JAN.  23,  1886. 


REAL  ESTATE. 

'rospective  Public  Improve- 
ments.---Stimulating  Pri- 
vate Enterprise. 

lore  New  Bridges  and  the  Opening 
of  Washington,  Madison  and 
other  Streets 

ecommended  by  the  Mayor 
and  Favored  by  the  Com- 
mon Council. 

Increase  in  Values.— That 
Elevated  Railway. 

Our  real  estate  agents  and  largest  tax- 
yers  are  now  foremost  in  the  inaugura- 
>n  of  nearly  all  public  improvements 
iere  the  welfare  of  the  city  demands 

3m. 

Some  of  the  most  favorably  located  towns 
the  West  have  been  kept  back  and  forced 
be  a “pent  up  Utica”  because  of  the  lack 
enterprise  among  property  owners,  who 
tained  an  early  footing  there.  In  many 
all  towns  and  in  some  of  the  cities  there 
> to  be  found  rich  men  who  have  an 
andance  for  themselves  and  their  de- 
ndants  and  who  will  oppose  any  measure 
it  increases  taxes;  but  no  one  ever  heard 
them  saying  rents  were  too  high.  We 
re  a few  such  men  in  Chicago,  as  can  be 
■ified  by  looking  up  the  records  of  Lake 
eet,  which  should  be  to  day  the  leading 
siness  street  of  the  West  Side — manufact- 
ng  and  wholesaling  as  far  west  as  Ada 
set,  and  from  there  to  Western  avenue  a 
t class  retail  street;  but  what  is  it«  con- 
ion  to-day?  Although  wider  than  many 
)ur  leading  thoroughfares  and  extending 
far  west  as  Austin  long  ago,  and  the  lots 
>n  it  of  good  depth,  it  is  to-day  but  a 
•d  or  fourth  grade  street.  For  many 
rs  the  only  enterprising  institution  on  it 
. the  West  Division  Street  Car  Compa- 
s — cars,  and  that  company  has  done  more 
Kinder  the  progress  of  Christianity  by 
king  men  swear  and  more  to  impede 
iness  by  refusing  to  increase  their  faci- 
as for  transporting  passengers,  than  the 
ibined  effect  of  the  ignorance  of  some 
Isimen  and  the  stench  of  the  Chicago 
>r.  Politicians,  no  matter  how  dishonest 
le  of  them  may  be,  will  eagerly  take  hold 
advocate  or  vote  for  anything  that  pro- 
es  to  be  popular. 

; is  a blessing  to  Chicago  that  her 
lthiest  men  are  the  most  enterprising, 
withstanding  the  present  and  past  condi- 
i of  Lake  street.  Ha4  some  of  those 
ly  settlers  gotten  hold  of  Madison  street, 
a Washington  street  might  have  become 
'Usiness  street  or  perchance  Monroe, 
ngs  are  now  taking  on  a more  favorable 
ect.  Members  of  the  Common  Council 
with  each  other  in  trying  to  soli  e the 
^ge  question,  the  mayor  recommends 
>8  to  be  taken  at  once  toward  the  re- 
val  of  our  shipping  to  the  Lake  front, 


and  favors  an  early  solution  of  the  “Lake 
front  question”  including  the  opening  of 
the  streets  between  Randolph  and  Adams. 

The  new  Adams  street  railway  is  meeting 
with  a good  deal  of  opposition  from  prop- 
erty owners  under  the  new  grant,  but  the 
public  generally  favor  the  enterprise.  Own- 
ers of  property  on  west  Lake  street  are  now 
encouraged  because  of  the  prospects  of 
having  a first  class  double  bridge  over  the 
river  at  that  point.  Since  all  street  cars 
turn  aside  on  Clinton  Rtreet  to  come  in  on 
Randolph,  that  portion  of  Lake  street  near 
the  river  presents  a cheerless  appearance. 

The  question  of  building  an  elevated  street 
railway  on  west  Lake  street  is  being  dis- 
cussed by  a certain  syndicate  of  Chicago 
and  New  York  capitalists,  but  it  is  believed 
that  an  entirely  different  route  is  to  be 
chosen — say  south  on  one  of  the  thorough- 
fares west  of  State  street  and  then  to  turn 
west  across  the  river  and  through  the 
thickly  settled  portion  of  the  south  western 
section  of  the  city,  continued  west  and 
thence  north  in  belt  line  fashion  so  as  to 
compass  a large  portion  of  the  densely  po- 
pulated districts  of  the  West  Side.  Be  the 
route  west  or  south  or  circuitous,  there  is 
going  to  be  an  elevated  railway  in  Chicago 
if  money  will  build  it. 

We  have  had  a season  of  activity  in  central 
property  until  there  is  nothing  more  offered 
worth  looking  after,  and  men  who  have  the 
foresight  to  see  the  outcome  of  this  pressure 
for  desirable  business  property,  can  make 
some  money  by  investing  now.  This  is  not 
the  season  for  trade  in  acre  property,  but  in 
spite  of  the  snow  and  cold  weather,  several 
sales  have  been  made.  Chicago’s  future  is 
assured  and  as  long  as  prices  remain  rea- 
sonable, money  will  flow  into  real  estate  in- 
vestments. Some  of  the  most  conservative 
judges  of  the  market  are  firm  in  their  belief 
that  suburban  lots  will  have  a veritable 
boom  as  soon  as  spring  comes  and  there  is 
sure  to  be  an  improvement  and  a few  men 
with  broken  backs  will  be  made  whole  yet. 
The  first  thing  in  order  is  the  building  of 
the  bridges  at  Madison  and  Adams  streets, 
and  the  completion  of  the  Lake  street 
bridge.  West  Side  realty  will  advance  in 
value  as  soon  as  the  bridge  question  is 
settled. 

In  summing  up  the  situation  of  the  mar- 
ket the  Chicago  Times  of  last  Sunday  says: 

A year  ago  there  was  nothing  in  the 
real  estate  market  of  Chicago  but  confidence 
and  a firm  belief  that  the  time  would  come 
when  there  would  be  a revival  of  trade,  and 
a disposition  manifested  among  those  who 
had  plenty  of  cash  to  exchange  it  for  lots 
and  houses  and  blocks,  both  inside  and  out- 
side of  the  business  district.  At  that  time 
one  firn  could  have  readily  transacted  about 
all  of  the  business  that  was  done.  During 
that  dull  time  not  a broker  weakened  in  his 
belief  that  a change  for  the  better  would 
come,  and  not  an  owner  offered  to  reduce 
the  selling  price  of  a single  piece  of  real 
estate.  Prices  then  were  as  firm  as  they 
ever  were  or  as  they  now  are.  With  practi- 
cally no  movement  the  maket  was  strong, 
and  that  strength  developed  until  a time  has 
been  reached  when  everyone  is  being  amply 
repaid  for  the  firm  stand  then  taken. 

To-day  there  is  a condition  of  activity  in 
the  real-estate  market  unlike  that  which 
ever  before  prevailed  in  Chicago.  Instead 
of  the  broker  going  about  seeking  a purchas- 
er for  a good  piece  of  property,  his  princi- 
pal business  seems  to  be  to  go  among  his 
brethren  backed  by  plenty  of  cash  that  is 
ready  to  be  invested,  and  it  is  a lucky  bro- 
ker that  can  secure  a place  in  the  center  of 
the  city  to  plant  his  money.  A few  weeks 
ago  it  was  announced  that  there  were  three 
pieces  of  good  property  in  the  business  dis- 
trict that  could  be  bought.  Yesterday  a 
broker  said  these  lots  had  been  withdrawn 
from  sale,  the  owners  preferring  to  keep 
them  and  take  the  chances  of  a still  greater 
increase  in  value.  They  might  be  purchas- 


ed, perhaps,  but  nothing  less  than  a fancy 
price  would  take  them.  One  of  these  is  on 
Dearborn  street,  for  which  the  owner  has  re- 
fused an  offer  of$2,800  per  front  foot  for  the 
lot  and  improvements. 

In  addition  to  the  great  demands  for  im- 
proved inside  lots,  the  inquiry  for  acres  has 
shown  a decided  increase  since  tqe  beginn- 
ing of  the  year,  and  a number  of  important 
sales  have  already  been  made,  both  south 
and  west,  while  many  deals  are  pending  for 
acre  property  which  the  purchasers  design 
putting  into  the  market  as  soon  as  the  sales 
can  be  closed  and  the  subdivisions  made. 
The  promise  for  a good  year  never  was 
better. 

FIGHTING  OVER  THAT  ABSTRACT 
CONTRACT. 

The  Real  Estene  and  Building  Joubnal 
is  the  only  newspaper  of  any  standing  in 
Chicago  that  has  had  a friendly  word  for 
Recorder  Scribner  in  this  contest.  The  Chi- 
cago Tribune,  it  is  said,  has  gone  out  of  its 
way  to  oppose  Colonel  Scribner,  and  in 
Friday’^  issue  undertakes  to  show  that  the 
letting  <_  oh  a contract  to  the  Recorder  is 
unlawful  an^  unconstitutional. 

In  the  Joubnal  of  January  18,  a review 
of  the  whole  matter  can  be  found,  and  it  is 
only  necessary  to  say  further  that  Mr.  Scrib- 
ner’s bid  was  the  lowest  offered,  and  the 
only  one  that  was  worth  considering  by  the 
County  Board.  All  abstract  companies 
must  get  their  information  from  the  books 
in  his  custody,  and  $75,000  has  already  been 
expended  on  them,  but  they  are  incomplete 
and  can  #e  made  whole  for  $50,000  more. 
The  bids  of  other  abstract  firms  could  not  be 
considered  because  the  profits  for  six  months 
under  Scribner’s  management  amounted  to 
nearly  as  much  as  the  rental  offered  for  the 
Department  for  a year.  Three  thousand 
dollars  a year  would  not  pay  for  the  rent  of 
the  rooms  and  vaults. 

It  would  be  foolishness  for  the  county  to 
let  the  books  go  into  the  hands  of  private 
parties  after  expending  so  much  money  on 
them,  when  the  County  Recorder  can  per- 
fect them  and  serve  the  public  better  and 
cheaper,  besides  keeping  the  books  and  the 
property  where  they  belong.  The  only 
question  worth  while  considering  is,  as  to 
whether  $50,000  is  too  large  an  amount. 
Col.  Scribner  has  shown  the  public  that  he 
is  not  a speculator  and  jobber  at  the  ex- 
pense of  the  county.  His  record  is  clear, 
and  the  Joubnal  believes  he  is  honest,  and 
it  was  not  hired  to  say  so,  either. 


Ruildins  Material  Dealers  Asso- 
ciation. 

A large  meeting  of  the  building  material 
dealers  was  held  Thursday  afternoon  in  the 
Builders’  & Traders’  exchange  rooms,  at  No. 
159  LaSall  street,  in  order  to  adopt  a consti- 
tution and  by-laws  for  an  organization 
known  as  the  Chicago  Building  Material 
Dealers’  association.  The  object  of  which, 
as  set  forth  by  the  by-laws,  was  to  secure 
protection  against  losses  through  dishonest 
dealers,  and  to  effect  the  adoption  of  a com- 
petent lien  law,  by  the  amendment  of  the 
present  State  law  on  that  point,  which  does 
not  oblige  a man  to  pay  any  more  than  the 
the  amount  of  his  original  contract.  Deal- 
ers who  are  not  members  of  the  Builders’  & 
Traders’  Exchange  will  be  eligible  to  become 
members  of  the  association.  Any  member 
may  report  another  member  who  fails  to 
pay  his  bills  or  keep  his  contracts  to  the 
Secretary,  and  after  an  investigation  by  the 
Board  of  Directors  he  may  be  expelled  from 
the  association,  provided  the  charges  are 
proven.  The  by-laws,  as  drawn  up  by  the 
committee,  were  adopted  after  a few  slight 
amendments  and  the  first  Thursday  in  Feb- 
ruary was  chosen  as  the  day  on  which  the 
election  of  officers  would  take  place. 


The  Lake  Front  ((ur.Htion. 

The  council  and  the  mayor  are  waking  up 
to  the  real  interest  of  the  city  as  will  be  seen 
by  the  subjoined  letter  to  the  corporation 
Council  from  the  mayor.  If  Mr.  Winston 
succeeds  in  solving  the  knotty  question  so 
as  to  allow  the  city  autority  to  open  Wash- 
ington, Madison  and  Monroe  streets,  a great 
improvement  may  be  looked  for  in  the  real 
estate  in  that  locality. 

The  Mayor  has  addressed  the  following 
letter  to  Corporation  Counsel  Winston: 

Dear  Sir:  I have  come  to  the  conclusion 
that  a last  and  final  effort  should  be  made 
to  settle  the  Lake-Front  question.  The  in- 
terests of  navigation,  the  interests  of  our  cit- 
izens who  suffer  such  inconvenience  from 
the  delays  at  the  bridges,  our  lumber  inter- 
est— in  fact  every  material  interest  of  the 
community  demands  that  we  should  endeavor 
to  secure  for  the  city  and  her  people,  with- 
out longer  delay,  the  use  of  the  outer  harbor 
provided  by  the  United  States  Government. 
How  and  in  what  manner  this  object  may  be 
secured  is  a question  of  great  moment  and 
requires  much  consideration.  There  is  noth- 
ing now  before  the  City  Council  concerning 
this  matter  upon  which  it  can  intelligently 
act,  and  it  is  obviously  necessary  to  first 
formulate  a plan  to  lay  before  that  body 
for  its  consideration.  As  a preliminary  to 
any  further  steps  in  the  matter  I request 
your  opinion  in  full  as  to  the  legal  status 
of  the  whole  Lake-Front  question,  including 
the  so-called  “three  blocks”  from  Randolph 
street  to  Monroe,  and  the  claims  set  up  by 
all  parties  to  the  outer  harbor. 


BUILDING  NEWS. 

OOUNTBT. 

The  Bohemian  Mutual  Savings,  Loan  and 
Building  Association,  of  Milwaukee,  Wis., 
has  filed  articles  of  incorporation  with  the 
Secretary  of  State.  There  is  no  capital 
stock  and  the  object  is  to  create  a fund  out 
of  which  loans  can  be  made  to  members. 

Skarb  Polski  Mutual  Loan  and  Building 
Society,  of  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  has  also  been 
incorporated;  capital  stock  $2,000,000. 

Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  has  expended  over 
$400,000  in  building  improvements  during 
1885. 

Aurora,  111. — More  building  was  done  in 
this  town  in  1885  than  was  done  for  six 
years  previous,  and  the  prospect  for  1886 
are  much  better  than  they  were  one  year 
ago. 

Fort  Worth,  Tex. — J.  F.  Ellis  will  erect  a 
four-story  hotel,  95x100  feet,  to  cost  about 
$50,000. 

The  Charleston  Lumber  and  Building  Co. 
has  been  organized  at  Charleston.  W.  Va. 
The  capital  stock  is  $52,000,  paid  up.  A 
brick  yard  is  in  contemplation,  with  capa- 
city of  40,000  per  day. 

Memphis,  Tenn. — R.  R.  Church  will  build 
three  houses  on  west  side  of  Short  Third 
street,  to  cost  $600. 

L.  B.  Eaton  will  build  a frame  house  at 
152  and  154  St.  Martin,  to  cost  $3,000. 

The  St.  Paul  Colored  Baptist  Church  will 
erect  a new  house  of  worship  on  Johnson 
ave.,  to  cost  $5,000. 

G.  W.  McCrae  will  make  general  repairs 
at  312  Adams  street,  to  cost  $8,000. 

J.  S.  Robinson,  corner  Second  and  Madi- 
son sts..  will  fit  up  a store  to  cost  $4,00"'. 

P.  Kalleher  will  build  a double  frame 
tenement,  corner  Virginia  and  Mauve  aves., 
to  cost  $2,984. 

Cedar  Key,  Fla. — Mr.  Goodemath  is  nego- 
tiating for  land,  on  which  to  erect  a pencil 
factory. 

The  new  auxiliary  pump  for  the  Burling- 
ton, Iowa,  water-works,  has  arrived  and  will 
be  placed  in  position  and  be  ready  for  use 
about  March  1st.  It  is  said  to  be  one  of 
the  finest  in  the  West,  having  cost  about 
$18,000. 

A grain  firm  at  Duluth,  Minn.,  will  soon 
build  a flour  warehouse,  capable  of  storing 
10,000  bushels. 

The  Pensacola  Water  Co.,  capital  stock 
$150,000  has  been  incorporated  at  Pensa- 
cola, Fla.,  with  B.  R.  Pitt  as  president. 


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OWNER. 


Aug  Ollmer 

H Davis 

Geo  Lehmann  & Sons 

Jno  Gaynor 

G E Wood 

Anderson  & Holson 

W PHock 

Sass  & Pommey  Mfg  Co  . . 

M A Farr 

C E Robinson 

M G Swart 

Pierre  Montblanc 

M Mayer 

Geo  Schneider  & Geo  Ludes 

Douglas  & Stewart 

Joseph  Brubes 

Martin 

Edwin  Padrige 

John  Vaughn 

M Meyers 

J D Campbell 

J D Campbell 

Henry  N Leman 

P Griffin 

James  Perry 


321  Orchard  st  . . . 

777  Walnut  st 

227  Loomis 

223  5th  ave 

71  23d  st 

78  N Halsted . ' . . . 
46  N Peoria  st  . . . 
68  Washington  st . 
196  Clark 

3021  Archer  ave . . 


Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

3 

2 stores  and  dwellings. 

47x70 

2 

6 resideuces 

132x54 

2 

6 residences 

180x60 

3 

4 residences 

67x125 

3 

Residence 

45x80 

3 

Liv’y  6tab.  & tenm’t  b’g 

46x152 

3 ‘A 

Stores  and  dwellings  .. 

50x50 

3 

Tenement  dwelling  .... 

25x120 

2 

Residence 

38x62 

3Vi 

Hotel 

25x96 

3 

Store  and  dwelling 

54x76 

4 

Store  and  flat 

25x100 

3(4 

2 stores  and  dwellings. 

48x70 

3(4 

Blk  of  3 dwellings 

76x76 

Elevator 

36x42 

2 

F.  addn 

20x20 

3 

Basement  brick 

18x22 

2 

2 dwellings  and  attic.  . 

40x46 

i 

Cottage 

23x48 

2 

Barn 

22x20 

2 

Dwellings  

235x34 

2 

Dwellings 

235x34 

2 

Dwellings 

24x50 

1 

Cottage 

21x28 

2 

Dwellings 

21x30 

LOCATION. 


Center  and  Orchard  6ts 

Sawyer  ave  and  19th  sts 

Rosalie  Court  and  57th  st. . . . 
Congress  and  Sangamon  sts. 

Prairie  ave  and  28th  st 

621  and  623  North  Clark  st. . . 

78  and  80  N Halsted  st 

46  N Peoria  st 

Woodlawn  ave,  near  48th  st, . . 

515  Clark  st 

Wentworth  ave  and  28th  st  . . 

Archer  ave  and  Broad  st 

Archer  ave  and  Halsted  st.  . 
29th  st  and  Wentworth  ave. . 

1550  Dearborn  st 

758  18th  st 

2904  5th  ave 

2808  Prairie  ave 

327  Johnson 

914  Ashland  ave 

659  to  681  Park  ave 

660  to  682  Park  ave 

435  Elm  st 

325  Johnson  6t 

128  Colorado  ave 


COST 


14000 

20000 

40000 

12000 

40(X-0 

11000 

10000 

12000 

8000 

12000 

14000 


10000 

1200 

280e 

2500 

900 

450 

30000 

3G000 

6000 

800 

2200 


ARCHITECT  OR  BUILDER. 


DESCRIPTION. 


HM  Hanson,  Ashland  Blk 

H R Wilson,  Unity  Bldg 

W H Drake,  113  Madison  st 

Ackerman  & bmith,  Ashland  Blck 

J C Cochrane,  Ashland  Blk  

John  Otter,  No  2 Clark  st 

John  Otter,  “ “ l*  

H R Wilson,  Unity  Bldg 

Treat  & Foltz,  80  Dearborn  st 

John  Otter,  No  2 Clark  st 

J F Boerr  2457  Wentworth  ave 

E Roberts,  bldr 

M Holec 

Wheelock  & Clay,  Olive  and  Hill,  bids.. 

Johnston  & Lees,  bids 

C A Henry,  J D Campbell - 

C A Henry,  J D Campbell 

Robert  Rea,  Holman  & Cyrout 


Anderson  P B — brown  stone  and  ter.  cot. 
“ and  Bedford  stone. 

“ and  stone. 

' 41  “ and  brown  stone. 

Tremont  brick  and  brown  stone  (begun. , 
Red  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 
Pressed  brick  and  lime  stone. 

Anderson  pressed  brk  and  Lemont  stone. 
Stone  foundation  with  frame  (begun.) 
Brown  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  brick  and  6tone  (begun.) 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 


Brick. 

Basement  brick. 


Furnace. 

Furnace. 


F Jones,  add. 


THE  U S.  A.  MEDICAL  MUSEUM  AND  LIBRARY 
COST— $200,000. 

The  appropriation  by  Congress  of  the  sum  of  $200,000 
for  erecting  a fire-proof  building  for  the  library,  pension 
records,  and  museum  of  the  Surgeon  General’s  Office, 
United  States  Army,  will  be  expended  under  the  supervision 
of  Cluss  <fc  Schultze,  architects. 

The  estimates  for  a building,  limited  to  the  space  abso- 
lutely required,  and  devoid  of  expensive  exterior  and  inte- 
rior architecture,  had  been  from  $250,000  to  $300,000. 
Under  these  circumstances  the  Building  Commission,  pre- 
sided over  by  the  Secretary  of  War,  decided  that  the  feasi 
bility  of  the  scheme  must  be  conclusively  shown  by  a 
bonded  contract  based  upon  detailed  drawings  and  speci- 
fications before  the  work  could  be  allowed  to  proceed; 
hence,  anything  involving  avoidable  expense  was  ruled  out 
of  the  architect’s  designs. 

Details  of  Construction. — Concrete  foundations.  Ex- 
terior walls  of  bricks  with  a bonded  internal  lining  of 
hollow  bricks;  cornices,  spandrels,  tympanums,  of  pressed 
bricks  and  terra-cotta;  partitions  of  solid  and  hollow  bricks; 
floors  and  roofs  formed  of  flat  arches,  built  of  hollow 
bricks  between  rolled  beams,  with  terrra-cotta  pro. 
tections  for  girders  and  beams;  columns  of  fire-proof  sec- 
tional wrought-iron;  corridors  floored  with  encaustic  tiles; 
halls  with  Portland  cement;  offices  with  wood  on  concrete; 
stairs  of  iron;  stoops,  base-course,  sill-courses,  and  miscel- 
laneous blocks  of  rubbed  Graywecke  bluestone;  library  and 
museum  constructed  as  independent  compartments;  heating 
by  low-pressure  steam,  mostly  with  indirect  radiation,  be- 
sides open  fire-places  with  mantles  and  grates;  ventilation 
by  steam-heated  aspiration-shafts;  water-closets,  laborato- 
ries and  alcoholic  specimens  strictly  separate  in  the  wing 
inside  the  court-yard. 

Available  Flook  Space  in  Square  Feet. — Basement, 
21,400,  offices  33,600,  museum  11,270,  book-stack  20,800 
(capacity  320,000  volumes);  and  besides  4,200  square  feet 
in  the  small  yard  wing  which,  with  60,000  cubic  feet  con- 
tents, is  not  included  in  the  building  contract. 

The  basement  of  the  building  constitutes  mainly  one 
vast  reservoir  for  fresh  air,  and  by  including  one-half  the 
contents  of  this,  the  building  measures  1,342,500  cubic  feet 
of  space  under  roof.  The  contract  price,  including  steam- 
fitting, is  $179‘987,  which  gives  the  low  rate  of  thirteen- 
and-four-tenths  cents  per  cubic  foot,  which  leaves  funds  to 
pay  for  plans  and  supervision,  and  besides  a small  balance 
towards  the  erection  of  the  wing  in  the  yard. 

This  edifice  is  located  at  the  southeast  corner  of,  and 
with  the  rear  abutting  on  the  Smithsonian  Grounds,  be- 
cause before  long  it  must  be  extended  by  a main-front, 
facing  the  public  grounds,  when  the  present  front  will  as- 
sume its  place  in  the  rear  elevation  of  the  building.  The 
present  Congress  will  no  doubt  grant  the  moderate  esti- 
mates for  the  iron  frames  and  shelving  of  the  book-stacks 
and  cases  for  the  pension-records  and  the  exhibition  cases 
of  the  museum,  so  that  the  furnishing  will  be  almost 
simultaneously  completed  with  the  construction  of  the 
building. 


SWEZEY’S  IMPROVED  DUMB  WalTER. 


Among  the  modern  improvements  now  adopted  into 
buildings,  both  new  and  old,  is  the  Dumb  Waiter.  The 
Swezey  improved  Dumb  Waiter  holds  its  place  among  the 
best  and  most  popular  of  those  now  offered  to  the  public. 
In  the  first  place  the  arrangement  of  the  guides  and 


. ABLE  SHOWING  IMPROVEMENTS  ORDERED 

to  be  made  by  the  Chicago  City  Council,  where  assessments  are  levied.  Passed  Jan.  11th  and  14th. 


STREETS  IMPROVED. 

FROM. 

TO. 

COST 

Robey  st 

Polk  et,  w 

Warren  ave 

Dashiel  st 

Twenty-sixth  st  w 

Fifth  ave 

Cottage  Grove  ave 

Twenty-second  st 

30th  st  

Polk  st 

Warren  ave 

Crosby  st 

Nineteenth  st  W 

Jackson  st  W 

Jackson  st  W 

Wilcox  st 

Wilcox  ave 

Campbell  ave 

Rockwell  st 

Polk  st  W 

Rhine  st 

Mohawk  et 

Hob'oie  st 

Prairie  ave 

Ashland  ave 

Western  ave 

Nineteenth  st  W 

Taylor  st.  w 

Twenty-second  st,  w 

Ashland  ave 

Robey  st 

Robey  st 

Robey  st 

Mohawk  st  

Twelfth  st,  w 

Taylor  st  

Robey  st 

Wisconsin  st 

Wilcox  ave 

Portland  ave 

Langley  ave 

37th  st 

Fulton  st 

PC&StLR  R 

Wood  st 

8an®rer  st 

Archer  ave 

26th  st  

CHARACTER  OF  IMPROVEMENT. 


Six  inch  drains. 


'Water-service  pipes. 


Establishing  grade. 

Stay  proceedings  for  improv’mt. 
Repealing  ordinance  for  sidew’k. 
Stay  assessment  for  improvem’t. 
Stay  collection  and  paving 


i Six- 


inch  drains. 


Establishing  roadway. 
Water  service  pipes. 


Six-inch  drains. 


counter  weight,  if  the  plans  furnished  by  the  inventor  are 
carefully  followed  out,  effectually  obviates  the  catching  of 
the  car  at  any  point  in  the  shaft  except  where  it  is  desired 
to  arrest  its  progress;  at  the  same  time  the  friction  is  so 
far  reduced  and  the  car  so  carefully  balanced  that  the  labor 
entailed  in  its  operation  is  reduced  to  a minimum.  The 
most  important  improvement,  however,  is  the  improved 
safety  catch,  invented  by  Mr.  Swezey,  and  used  at  each 
story,  and  with  the  aid  of  which  the  downward  progress  of 
the  car  can  be  arrested  at  will  at  any  of  the  openings.  It 
releases  itself  when  the  car  moves  upward,  so  that  although 
it  can  only  be  applied  voluntarily,  it  cannot  be  used  to  pre- 
vent the  use  of  the  car  maliciously,  and  is  under  prompt 
control  either  on  the  story  at  which  it  is  applied  or  from 
any  opening  in  the  shaft. 

The  Swezey  improved  Dumb  Waiter  is  supplied  complete 
and  ready  for  erection  by  the  inventor. 

M.  B.  Swezey  No  120  Twentieth  street.  Among  the 
many  references  are  the  following:  Adler  <fc  Sullivan,  W. 
L.  B.  Jenney,  W.  A.  Furber,  Potter  Palmer,  M.  O.  Armuor, 
Campbell  Bros. 


THF,  UTMBEK  MARKET. 


Freight  Kates. 

WEST  I EAST 


CUTTING  MAHOGANY  IN  NEXICO. 

In  Mexico  the  season  for  cutting  the  mahogany  usually 
commences  about  August.  Gangs  of  Indian  laborers  are 
employed,  consisting  of  2 to  50  each,  under  the  direction  of 
a captain.  Each  gang  has  also  a cazador,  or  “huntsman,” 
whose  duty  it  is  to  search  the  trackless  forest  for  suitable 
trees  to  be  felled  and  to  guide  the  wood-cutters  to  the  places 
The  felled  trees  of  a single  season  are  scattered  over  so 
wide  a space  that  miles  of  roadways  have  to  be  made  to 
reach  them,  and  numerous  rude  bridges  constructed  over 
the  rivers  that  He  in  the  way.  All  the  largest  logs  have  to 
be  “squared”  before  they  are  brought  away  on  rude  wheel- 
ed trucks  along  these  forest  roads.  Each  truck  requires 
seven  pairs  of  oxen,  and  the  work  could  be  much  more  ex- 
peditiously done  by  our  portable  railways  and  plantation 
engines.  The  implements  used  by  the  Mexican  in  this 
trade  are  rude  and  insufficient,  large  bodies  of  timber  being 
often  spoiled  by  their  insufficiency  combined  with  the  igno- 
ance  of  the  workmen  employed. 


TO  KANSAS  OITX,  ST.  JOSEPH, 
ATCHISON  AND  LEAVENWC BTH, 
IN  EFFECT  NOVEMBER  2. 

From  Alton 11%  cents 

“ Burlington . .13%  “ 

“ Chicago  ....  16  “ 

“ Clinton 16  “ 

“ Davenport. . 14%  “ 

“ Detroit 22%  “ 

“ Ft  Madison.  13%  “ 

“ Fulton 16 

“ Hannibal. ..  12%  “ 

“ Keokuk 13%  “ 

“ Louisiana. . 12%  “ 

“ Moiine 14%  “ 

“ Montrose  ..13%  “ 

“ Peoria 16  “ 

“ Quincy 12%  “ 

“ Rock  Island. 14%  “ 

“ St.  Louis.. . .11%  “ 

“ Toledo 22%  “ 


FROM  CHICAGO  AND  COMMOJ 
POINTS  ON  CAB  LOAD  LOTS  OI 
HARD  AND  SOFT  LUMBER,  » 
EFFECT  NOVEMBER  1. 

To  New  York 35  cents. 

“ Boston ......  40  “ 

“ Philadelphia.  . . .33  “ 

“ Baltimore 32  “ 

“ Washington 32  “ 

“ Albany 32  “ 

“ Troy 32  “ 

“ Scenectady 32  “ 

“ Buffalo, 20  “ 

“ Pittsburgh 20  “ 

“ Wheeling 20  “ 

“ Susps’n  Bridge.. 20  “ 

“ Salamanca 20  “ 

“ Black  Rock 20  “ 

“Dunkirk 20  “ 

“ Erie 20  “ 

“ Toronto 20  “ 


Construction  Aiotes. 


CITY  AND  COUNTRY. 

« 

Sealed  proposals  not  later  than  6 P.  M.'Van.  30th  for  al 
material  and  labor  for  a state  lunatic  asylum  at  Nevada 
Vernon  Co.,  Mo.  for  the  entire  work  or  any  part  there  of 
Address  proposals  for  work  on  Lvnatic  Asylum  no.  3,  M. 
Fred  Bell,  architect  and  superintenden  Fulton,  Mo. 

Sealed  proposals  for  Michigan,  Soldiers’  Homejat  Granc 
Rapids  Mich,  up  to  12  M.  Jan  26  Plans  at  the  office  of  Col 
Sami.  Wells  Manager  Grand  Rapids  or  F.  W.  Holliste: 
Superintendent,  Saginaw  Mich.  Bids  by  schedule.  Certifiet 
check  for  $2,000  payable  A.  T.  Bliss,  Treasured.  Successfu 
bidder  to  give  a bond  of  $40,000  address  as  above  endorsee 
“Sealed  Proposals  for  constructing  Mich.  Soldiers’  Home.’ 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


53 


Pioneer  Fireproof  Construction 
Company, 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 
Telephone  84W3. 


,HN  SHERIFFS  ANDREW  SHERIFFS 

JOHN  SHERIFFS  & SON 


Cor.  Lumber  ami  22(1  .sueels,  , in,  ago. 

oPK  ;I.VL  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  CITE  OIU1EES. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M.  Boice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


BRADLEY  GAS  LIGHT  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Automatic  das  Machines. 


OFFICE:— 76  Fifth  Avenue,  CHICAGO. 

Greatest  improvements  in  Gas  Lighting  Apparatus,  gives  uniform  good  light  in  open  burners,  free  from 
aoke,  no  chimneys  needed,  like  city  gas  at  one-fourth  the  cost.  No  increase  of  fire-risk,  easy  to  handle.  May  be  seen 
operation  in  Chicago  and  suburbs. 


R.^kY]VL03SrD,S  F^TETSTT 

Compressed  LeadSash  Weights 


Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction.— So  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bid*?.  C.  B.  Farwell’s 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s  * 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offie  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

55  a,nci  57  West  I_.a.ls.e  St. 

CHICAGO. 


in.  UVI.  CLARKE 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  ana  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
,al  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented, 
ents  collee.ed  and  all  business  ’•elating  to  real  estate  transao- 


Mahogany  and  Cabinet  Woods. 


BUILDING  DEPARTMENT. 


Building  operations  outside  have  entirely  ceased  on  ac- 
jnnt  of  the  deep  snow.  Save  among  the  architects,  build- 
itg  news  is  difficult  to  obtain.  Pretty  much  all  of  the 
fans  for  the  future,  obtainable  at  this  date,  are  reported 
i our  table  of  future  new  buildings,  and  we  direct  the  at- 
mtion  of  our  readers  to  the  same.  The  improvements  to 
3 made  in  suburban  towns  next  summer  are  foreshadowed 
:i  our  news  columns  of  Suburban  Improvements.  The 
imber  market  is  dead  and  all  building  material  is  quiet. 


BUSINESS  OUTLOOK. 

Financial  centres  are  well  supplied  with  money.  The 
ite  of  interest  is  very  low,  and  on  good  securities  money 
in  be  had  at  2%  per  cent,  in  Eastern  markets.  Steps  are 
sing  taken  by  which  the  congested  capital  of  the  East 
agging  investment  at  such  rates  can  find  its  way  into  the 
'est,  where  it  can  command  far  better  prices,  and  at  the 
ime  time  be  safe.  Financial  managers  of  the  country 
ive  been  at  fault  for  years  in  not  establishing  some  sys- 
im  by  which  the  natural  influx  of  money  to  the  centres 
here  the  rate  of  interest  is  the  lowest,  could  be  returned 
> the  more  remote  sections  where  it  is  sadly  needed.  The 
eople  of  Egypt,  thousands  of  years  ago,  adopted  a policy 
y which  the  fertility  of  their  country  was  greatly  stimu- 
ited,  by  making  irregation  from  the  Nile  easy.  The  same 
astern  must  be  adopted  in  our  financial  matters.  Money 
ows  to  our  Eastern  financial  centres  and  waits  there  for 
aaployment,  losing  abundant  opportunities  where  it  is 
lore  needed.  What  is  wanted  is  that  some  of  this  idle 
loney  be  set  to  work  in  the  far  West  and  South,  stimulat- 
ig  industries  and  exchanges  and  employing  labor,  and,  in 
eneral,  giving  life  to  half  employed  industries. 

The  railroad  managers  are  nearer  to  a settlement  of 
jheir  disputes  than  ever  before.  Business  men  generally 
lave  but  little  sympathy  with  railroad  wars,  feeling  that 


the  more  they  fight  the  better  it  is  for  the  shippers.  In  one 
sense  it  is  true,  and  in  another  it  is  not.  Legitimate  rail- 
way management  is  a necessity.  A local  paper  a few  days 
ago  published  figures  which  show  that  our  railway  manage- 
ment is  in  sad  need  of  improvement,  and  our  railway  sys- 
them  needs  reorganization.  Seventy-two  companies  were 
last  year  sold  in  foreclosure,  and  forty-four  went  into  the 
hands  of  receivers,  there  to  remain  for  an  indefinite  time. 
Hundreds  of  millions  of  capital  are  jeopardized,  and  the 
coustruction  of  new  roads  which  may  be  needed,  is  checked. 
A vast  amount  of  money  is  lost  in  railway  building,  and  in 
speculation,  simply  because  of  lack  of  proper  management 
on  one  side  and  of  proper  legislative  checks  and  balances 
on  the  other.  The  problem  is  a difficult  one  of  solution. 
It  is  easy  to  pcint  out  defects  and  make  assertions,  but  it 
is  a very  difficult  matter  to  make  even  one  suggestion  that 
will  point  in  the  direction  of  a solution. 

The  business  interests  of  the  country  have  not  been  in  as 
healthy  condition  for  five  years.  We  are  protected  against 
any  material  advance  in  prices.  We  are  assured  of  good 
home  markets.  We  have,  on  the  whole,  an  excellent  cur- 
rency, which  the  common  sense  of  the  people  will  not  per- 
mit to  be  tampered  with.  We  have  passed  through  two 
years  of  depression  and  are  now  entering  upon  a period  of 
prosperity ; we  have  learned  how  to  check  over-production 
and  to  make  only  what  is  needed;  we  have  learned  many 
valuable  lessons  and  are  able  to  put  them  into  successful 
practice. 

BUILDING  PAPER. 

The  following  quotations  represent  ton  lots.  Lesser 
amounts  are  subject  to  a higher  rate  of  10  cents  on  100 
pounds. 

PEB  100  LBB 


Plain  straw  board  sheathing  paper $1.30 

Tarred  straw  board  sheathing  paper 1.40 

Inodorous  water-proof  sheathing  paper 2. 

Prepared  plastering  paper 2. 

Tarred  roofing,  felt 1.40 

Tarred  sheathing  felt 1.40 

Carpet  lining  felt 2.25 


The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 
and  rosewood: 

Mexican  mahogany,  $100  @ $180  per  M. 

St.  Domingo  “ 150  @ 200 

Cuba  “ 100  @ 150  “ 

Rosewood  “ 2 @ 5c  pr  lb. 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 


mason’s1  supplies. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  ^ square  foot 18 @ — 

10-inch  thick,  square  foot 20^  — 

12-inch  thick  ^ square  foot 22@  — 

Rublestone,  lb  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard.  7 50 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 55 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches. ...  00  24 

“ “ “ 4 “ ....  00  28 

“ Building  stone,  per  cube 00  50@00  60 

Maxwell  & Co.: 

Euclid  Stone  Co’s  3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars  00  22 
“ “ 4-inch  “ “ 00  26 

“ “ Building  Stone 00  50@C0  56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls  85 

Lime,  in  bbls  finishing 65  @0  95 

Common  brick,  M 7 00  @8  00 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 16  00a22  00 

Anderson’s 22  00@29  00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  ^ M 65  00@300  00 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 42  00@45  00 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 50  00 

Racine  Pressed  Brick 20  00 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 30  00@33  00 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick @25  00 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 22  00@30  00 

St.  Louis  Pressed @27  0C 

Trenton @38  00 

Fire  Brick  $ M 25  00@50  Of 

Michigan  New  York  Stucco  and  Iowa  ....  1 70@  1 8! 

Cement,  Utica,  and  Buffalo,  ^ bbl 1 00@  1 2t 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee  ^ bbl..  1 00 @ 1 25 

Portland  Impt  Cement 3 00  @ 3 25 

White  Sand  $ bbl 1 00@  1 26 

Fire  Clay  $ bbl 2 00@  3 50 

Plastering  Hair  bush 25  @35 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 12*4 

Roofing,  $ square  gravel  3 00  @ 5 50 

Asphalt  Roofing 7 60@  9 00 

Marble  Dust  bbl @ 2 00 


54 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


D.  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
House  Eenting  and  Collections. 

Office : 138-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 
Room  I I CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


Andrew  Krimbill. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES : 

Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  111. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  III. 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and.  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 

THOMAS  MAYER, 

CONTRACTOR 

For  Laying 
Brick  and  Stone, 
Boilers, 
Engine  Beds. 
Chimney  Furnace 
Work  a Specialty. 

All  kinds  of  Mason  Work 
and  all  kinds  of  Fire  Clay 
Brick,  at  Low  Rates, 

Office,  No.  17,  Fourth  Avenue, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Telephone  Xo.  1104. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  natural  supposition  with  real  estate 
so  thoroughly  snowed  under,  would  be  that 
very  little  business  in  actual  sales  has  been 
transacted  by  the  agents  for  the  past 
week,  bat  a visit  to  their  offices  discovers  a 
different  state  of  affairs.  Many  of  them 
close  the  week  with  a satisfactory  number 
of  sales  consummated,  while  others  have 
had  more  offers  of  a very  encouraging  na- 
ture than  they  have  received  for  some  time. 
All  are  agreed  that  the  year  will  be  noted 
for  the  amount  of  business  transacted. 

Considerable  interest  is  manifested  in 
central  business  property,  such  as  Dearborn 
street,  Third  and  Fourth  aves.,  between 
Jackson  and  Polk  streets.  The  buildings 
already  contemplated  for  this  property, 
will  make  a great  change  in  its  aspect  be- 
fore the  year  is  through.  The  following  are 
some  of  the  improvements  under  way.  On 
Third  ave.,  south  of  Harrison,  excavations 
are  being  made  for  a large  building.  A 
party  wall  contract  has  been  signed  in  view 
of  erecting  a building  on  next  fifty  feet  to 
the  W.  H.  Thomas  building,  fronting  on 
Harrison  street  between  3d  avenue  and 
Dearborn  street. 

Negotiations  are  now  pending  for  a 
ninety-nine  years  lease  of  150  feet  on  Dear- 
born street  between  Harrison  and  Polk. 
The  building  to  be  erected  on  this  ground 
will  be  occupied  by  a large  wholesale  paper 
house.  . Another  ninety-nine  year  lease  has 
been  made  for  fifty  feet  south  of  Harrison 
street  between  Dearborn  street  and  Fourth 
ave.  The  building  will  be  commenced  as 
soon  as  the  weather  permits. 

Business  property  on  West  Madison  street, 
west  of  Loomis,  is  already  renting  at  ad- 
vanced figures  with  indications  of  a general 
increase  over  last  years’  rents.  Corwith’s 
buildings  on  Madison  street  near  Loomis, 
are  being  considered  by  some  prominent 
dry  goods  firms  for  rental.  If  rumors  prove 
true,  the  corner  of  Ashland  avenue  and  Mad- 
ison street  will  be  improved  by  a large 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATE! 


P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


J.  J.  Danfortb,  President. 


W.  J.  Wilcox,  Secretary. 


C.  C.  Bboomell,  Treasurer. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  COMPANY. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 


Wm.  Reed.  N.  A.  Clemons. 

WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


— [Established  1865. J — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  Yiew  property  a specialty. 


building  this  year.  Other  locations  will 
likewise  increase  in  rents.  This  is  due  to 
improvements  already  made  and  contem- 
plated and  to  the  general  rise  in  the  value 
of  this  property. 

The  new  railroad  which  was  granted  the 
privilege  to  run  through  Evanston,  is  now 
busily  buying  the  right  of  way.  Sellers  of 
Evanston  property  look  forward  to  a lively 
trade  this  spring,  partly  from  the  impetus 
which  the  new  railroad  will  give. 

The  annual  banquet  of  the  Real  Estate 
Board,  is  set  for  Feb.  4 at  the  Palmer 
House.  Arrangements  are  made  for  an  at- 
tractive program,  including  an  orchestra, 
quartette  club  and  talented  addresses.  The 
banquet  will  be  of  an  unusually  high  order. 
The  committee  who  have  this  in  charge  and 
of  whom  tickets  may  be  obtained,  ure  W.  L. 
Pierce,  S.  M.  Parish  and  N.  T.  Gassette. 

W.  D.  Kerfoot  & Oo,;  in  comparing  their 
business  transacted  since  the  1st  of  January 
with  the  same  period  last  year,  note  an  im- 
provement. Among  their  recent  sales  are 
the  following:  39  feet  on  Adams  street,  east 
of  Dearborn,  $73,000;  buyer  James  Todd. 
25  feet  on  Adams  street,  south  front  and 
east  of  Dearborn  street,  $38,000.  40  acres 

at  Auburn,  $50,000.  60  feet  on  State  street, 
near  14th,  $12,500.  On  Salt  street,  south 
east  and  south  west  corners  of  Alton  R.  R., 
382  feet  north  to  river,  sold  by  the  Amer. 
Dairy  Salt  Co.,  to  C.  D.  F.  Smith  for  $105,- 
000.  Also  4 houses  on  Chestnut  street  near 
Clark,  for  $19,000;  besides  several  sales 
ranging  from  $4,000  to  $7,000. 

Property  on  the  boulevards  to  the  south 
is  bringing  higher  prices  than  it  has  for 
many  years.  A recent  sale  was  made  of 
219  feet  on  Grand  Boulevard,  south  of  41st 
street,  at  $125  a foot,  which  is  the  highest 
price  per  foot  this  property  has  brought 
since  the  panic.  The  sale  was  negotiated 
by  Nelson  Thomasson. 

A $25,000  High  School  will  be  completed 
this  spring  at  La  Grange. 

The  agency  of  Norman  T.  Gassette  will 
hereafter  be  known  as  Norman  T.  Gassette 
& Co.,  Arthur  A.  Spicer  and  Edwin  B.  Jen- 
nings forming  the  company.  They  have  re- 
moved their  office  to  57  Dearborn  street. 
Their  sales  for  the  last  ten  days  have 
amounted  to  $82,000.  The  sale  of  50  ft  on 
the  corner  of  13th  streot  and  Wabash  avenue 
was  affected  by  them  for  $35,000. 

J.  A.  and  S.  G.  Hair  report  a good  inquiry 
for  residences. 

E.  S.  Dreyer  <fc  Co.  are  receiving  more  of- 
fers than  for  some  time  for  properties 
ranging  from  $5,000  to  $20,000.  The  firm 
will  move  in  the  spring  to  the  north  east 
corner  of  Dearborn  and  Washington  streets. 

C.  U.  Gordon  has  taken  W.  L.  Blood  as  a 
partner  and  the  firm  will  be  known  as  0.  U. 
Gordon  & Co. 


Cleveland,  O.,  children  of  Josep  E.  Shefield,  I 
for  the  partition  of  the  residue  of  Sheffield’s 
addition  to  Chicago,  now  remaining  unsold 
by  the  executors  of  his  will.  Sheffield’s  addi- 
tion embraces  the  northeastern  portion  of 
the  Fourteenth  Ward  and  the  western  half 
of  the  Fifteenth  Ward,  a considerable  part 
of  which  still  belongs  to  the  estate.  The 
extent  of  the  real  estate  comprises  370  sep- 
arate lots,  and  this  is  not  all  of  the  estate. 
The  owner  of  this  property,  Joseph  E.  Shef- 
field of  New  Haven,  died  Feb.  16, 1882,  leav- 
ing a widow  and  five  children — viz:  the  four 
complainants  and  the  defendant,  George  St. 
John  Sheffield.  At  the  time  of  his  death  he 
owned  a large  amount  of  real  estate  besides 
that  covered  by  the  bill,  but  he  gave  his  ex- 
ecutors full  power  to  sell  and  convey  it,  and 
in  this  way  a large  amount  was  disposed  of. 
The  will  divided  the  residuary  portion  of 
the  estate  into  seven  equal  parts,  one  for 
each  of  the  five  children  mentioned,  one  in 
trust  for  another  daughter,  and  one  to  the 
Sheffield  Scientific  "School  at  New  Haven, 
subject  to  the  payment  of  life  annuities  of 
$1,000  to  each  of  of  his  three  brothers  and 
sisters.  The  defendants  are  three  of  the  de- 
visees and  their  husbands,  wives,  and  heirs, 
as  well  as  the  husbands,  wives,  and  heirs  of 
the  complainants. 


Suburban  Improvements. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Ordinances  were  passed  changing  name 
of  George  place  to  Hibbard  avenue; 

for  vacating  part  of  alley  in  rear  of  block 
7,  Johnston  & ClemeDts’  subn.,  Sec.  22,  T.  38 
N.  R.  14  E; 

for  the  improvements  of  Hibbard  avenue 
from  Fifty-second  street  to  Fifty-third  st: 

for  water-pipe  in  Hibbard  avenue,  from 
Fifty -second  street  to  200  feet  north  of  Fif- 
ty-third street; 

for  a tile  sewer  in  Hibbard  avenue,  from 
Fifty-second  street  to  200  feet  north  of 
Fifty-third  street; 

for  vacating  portion  of  street  lying  east 
and  adjoining  lots  6 to  10  inclusive,  in  Farr’s 
subn  of  lot  3 in  Elisha  Bayley’s  subn  in  sec. 
10,  T.38,  N.  R.  14  E; 

for  granting  certain  rights  to  the  Western 
Electric  Company  in  South  Chicago; 

for  6-inch  house  drains  in  Cornell  avenue, 
from  Fifty-first  street  to  Fifty-sixth  street; 

for  water-service  pipes  in  Cornell  avenue, 
from  Fifty-first  street  to  Fifty-sixth  street; 

for  establihing  grades  on  the  east  half 
of  State  street,  from  Thirty-ninth  street  to 
Sixty-third  street; 

for  curbing,  filling  and  paving  the  east 
half  of  State  street,  from  Thirty-ninth  street 
to  Fortieth  street; 

for  a tile  and  brick  sewer  in  State  street, 
from  Fifty-first  street  to  Fifty-fifth  street; 


for  water-service  pipes  in  State  stree 
from  Thirty-ninth  street  to  Sixty  third  st.; 

for  6-inch  house  drains  in  State  stree 
from  Thirty-ninth  street  to  Fifty-fifth  st.; 

for  a brick  sewer  in  State  street,  froi 
Forty-third  street  to  Forty-seventh  street; 

for  a brick  sewer  in  Fortysfifth  street  froi 
Grand  boulevard  to  State  street. 

for  establishing  a drainage  district  i 
South  Chicago  and  providing  for  dyke 
ditches,  pumping-works,  and  the  maintei 
ance  thereof; 

for  a tile-pipe  sewer  in  Hibbard  avenn 
from  Fifty-second  street  to  200  feet  north  ■ I 
Fifty-third  street; 

Two  stores  will  be  built  next  west  of  Be 
nett’s  drug  store  on  Fifty-third  street,  real 
for  use  May  1.  1886,  if  leases  can  be  mai 
before  Feb.  1.  Bouge  & Hoyt,  174  Dearboi 
street,  south-west  corner  Monroe. 

MORGAN  PARK. 

The  Kimbell  & Purington  Brick  Compai 
has  completed  one  dry  kiln,  1,400  feet 
side  tract,  700  feet  of  kiln  sheds,  and  ti 
large  engine-houses.  Several  dwellings  a 
in  process  of  erection.  Of  these  there  w 
be  about  forty,  besides  one  large  boardiD 
house.  There  will  be  employed  120  me 
and  the  company  expects  to  turn  out  50,0 
brick  per  day.  They  will  dig  to  the  dey 
of  twenty  feet  for  their  clay. 

LAKE  VIEW. 

At  the  last  meeting  of  the  School  Board 
District  No.  1 the  Secretary  reported  the  < 
penses for  the  year  1885  as  follows:  Salari 
$30,649;  new  building,  $15,864;  interest  a 
sinking  fund,  $5,150;  miscellaneous,  $11, £ 
The  bonded  indebtedness  is  $85,500.  w 
$7,500  to  the  credit  of  the  sinking  fui 
The  district  has  five  school  buildings,  w 
forty -one  rooms,  employs  fifty-three  teach, 
and  has  enrolled  3,128  scholars. 

KENWOOD. 

A meeting  of  the  Kenwood  Club  was  hi 
last  evening  to  consider  the  question  of  pi 
chasing  a site  for  a club-house.  Preside 
E.  A.  Potter  presided,  and  stated  that  $2 
000  had  been  received  in  the  two  years 
initiation  fees  and  dues,  of  which  $7,600  h 
been  expended  on  the  club-house,  $7,000  1 
expenses,  and  $4,000  for  furniture.  Thi 
was  $2,000  in  a sinking  fund  towards  t 
purchase  of  a lot.  It  was  reported  tl 
through  a misunderstanding  a site  on  wh 
the  club  was  supposed  to  hold  an  option  1 
the  sum  of  $13,500  had  been  sold  withii 
few  days  for  $13,800  to  O.  R.  Keith, 
offer  was  submitted  to  the  club  from  I 
Keith  to  sell  the  property  for  $18,000  a 
was  declined  by  a unanimous  vote.  1 
directors  were  instructed  to  confer  with  t 
owners  of  property  within  the  lake,  For 
sixth  and  Forty-ninth  street  and  Greenwc 
avenue,  with  the  purpose  of  purchasin;  i 
site. 

SOUTH  EVANSTON. 

The  equalized  valuation  of  the  real  estiq 
of  the  village  is  $326,388.  The  perso:l 
property  is  valued  $26,100  on  the  same  bai  • 
The  school-tax  raised  on  the  real  property 
$15,687,08.  The  same  tax  from  the  perso  I 
is  $5.01  on  the  huudred. 


A bill  was  filed  in  the  Superior  Court  by 
Charles  Joseph  Sheffield  of  Cleveland,  O.; 
Ellen  Sheffield  Phelps  of  Englewood,  N.  J.; 
Josephine  Sheffield  Porter  of  New  Haven, 
Conn.;  and  Florence  Sheffield  Boardman  of 


for  the  improvement  of  the  east  half  State 
street,  from  Fortieth  street  to  Fifty-first 
street; 

for  the  improvement  of  the  east  half  of 
State  street,  from  Fifty-first  street  to  Sixty- 
third  street; 


Interior  Decoration. 

Crossman  & Lee,  though  somewhat  (j- 
arranged  by  their  recent  fire,  are  still  at 
and  ready  to  fill  all  orders  for  interior  '• 
coratihg.  They  are  at  their  old  place,  ' 
Michigan  avenue. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


r>5 


GREENBAUM  SONS, 

MO  TGAGE  BANKERS, 

M'  if  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES,  MAKE 
LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT 
LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES. 

•*9.  DEARBORN  STREET. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

jten’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 

THE  RECORD. 

(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings). 

KI)IU>HtG  FKRMITS. 

Colorado  ave,  C Barker,  two-story  store  and 
dwelling  23x32 — $2,500. 

Dearborn  st,  at  Nos  1550  to  1558,  Douglas 
& Stuart  elevator,  36x142 — $10,000. 

Eighteenth  st,  at  No  758,  Jos  Brubes,  two- 
story  addition  20x20 — $1,200. 

Sanger  st,  at  No  2553,  Levy  Fry,  basement. 
18x43— $1,000. 

Washington  blvd,  at  No  1026,  H B Mathews, 
two-story  flats  25x48 — $5,000. 


Wm.  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu  v successors  to 
HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANUFAOTTJBEBS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room  lO  159  Lua,  Sa.ll©  St.  Chicago. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  town9,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous”. 

City  Property. 

Archer  ave,  near  Bonfield  street,  nf,  25x 
100,  Jan  11,  Michael  Lydon  to  Jas  Bol- 
ton   $4,100 

Ashland  ave,  202  ft  s of  Wabansia,  wf,  25x 
120,  Jan  15,  estate  of  M A Rawson  to 

MKorazek $700 

Austin  ave,  the  premises  No  514,  Nov  28, 
’85,  L M and  D H Dickinson  to  William 

Turtle $1,500 

Ashland  av,  ne  cor  of  Polk  st,  wf,  384 34s 
150,  Jan  2,  John  H Schoenberger  to  Jno 

Oliver $36,000 

Augusta  st,  near  Holt,  sf,  48x124,  Jan  20, 

John  Mohr  to  Frank  Winsh $3,800 

Albany  av,  160  ft  n of  Colorado,  wf,  23x 
89,  impd,  Dec  15,  ’85,  J W Gross  to  S E 

Gross $1,800 

Adams  st,  159  ft  e of  State,  sf,  4334x76, 
buildings  Nos  37  and  39,  January  7, 
Potter  Palmer  to  Jas  Todd  of  Louis- 
ville  $73,000 

Astor  st,  50  ft  north  of  Bank,  wf,  50x125, 
Jan  15,  Jane  L Ward  to  Potter  Palmer, 

$8,500 

Adams  st  W,  ne  cor  of  Clinton,  ef,  undi- 
vided 34  °*  100x189,  improved,  January 
18,  E Nelson  Blake  to  Caleb  H Marshall 

$24,000 

Archer  ave,  241  ft  w of  Loomis  st.  nf,  144 
ft,  running  to  27th  st,  with  other  prop- 
erty, Jan  14,  Stein  & Hirsch  to  Chas  D 

F Smith $50  000 

Adams  st  W,  150  ft  e of  Centre  av,  sf,  25x 
188,  Jan  13,  N J & E C Bartlett  to  Nan- 
cy J Gray $3,500 

Bloom  st,  192  feet  s of  36th,  wf,  24x125, 
Jan  4,  est  of  E C Larned  to  J Steffen, 

$400 

Bloom  street,  96  ft  s of  36th,  ef,  24x125, 
Jan  6,  estate  of  E C Larned  to  C Arndt, 

$400 

B st,  286  ft  w of  Southport  av,  nf.  25x120, 
imp,  Jan  15,  James  McGowan  to  Mary 

Williams $1,200 

Banker  st,  162  ft  w of  Canal,  nf,  23x124, 
imp,  March  26,  ’83,  Arnold  Torrison  to 

Vaclav  Topinka  . . . $4,150 

Brigham  st,  114  feet  w of  Paulina,  sf,  33x 
100,  imp,  Jan  15,  John  Noffke  to  Joseph 

Berger $3,300 

Belden  place,  223  ft  n of  Belden  av,  wf,  77 
34x66,  imp,  Jan  4,  Maria  H Adams  et  al 

to  Peter  Jung $3,000 

Congress  st  W,  50  ft  e of  Francisco,  nf,  25 
xl53,  Jan  15,  James  U Borden  to  G H 

Fisher $500 

Oanalport  ave,  48  ft  e of  Ruble  st,  sf,  24x 
84,  with  24x80  ft  on  Ruble  st,  imp,  Nov 
25,  ’85,  Jesef  Fischer  to  Mary  Kasin, 

$9,000 


Cypress  st,  120  ft  s of  Taylor,  wf,  25x112, 
Dec  26,  ’85,  Peter  C Peterson  to  John 

Fox $700 

Canal  st,  120  ft  n of  12th,  ef,  24x100,  Jan 
20,  Leah  and  Lewis  Williams  to  Abra- 
ham Abrahams $6,000 

Clybourn  av,  77  feet  se  of  Hinsche  st,  swf, 
25x100,  imp,  Jan  18,  Anthony  Lanan  to 

Francis  De  Lafrank $4,400 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  near  38th  st,  wf,  69x 
178,  Jany  18,  Chas  G Wicker  to  Meyer 

Wheeler $7,375 

Cleaver  st,  199  ft  n of  Milwaukee  av,  wf, 
25x124,  Jan  15,  Wm  Winkelhake  to  C M 

Weidlich $2,000 

California  aTe,  s of  12th  st,  wf,  25x131, 

Jan  15,  John  Oliver  to  Annie  E Atha, 

$1,000 

Calumet  avenue,  the  premises  No  3726, 

Jan  20,  M J and  A Euk  to  Wm  A Ball, 

$6,000 

Charles  place,  40  feete  of  Franklin  st,  sf, 
40x107,  Nov  10,  ’85.  Equitable  Trust  Co 

to  B J Ettelsohn $10,000 

Central  Park  blvd,  73  ft  w of  Kedzie  ave, 
nf,  96x175,  with  75x125  ft  in  same  blck, 
Jan  14.  Mast  in  Chan  to  E L Spalding, 

$2,259 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  454  ft  n of  33d  st,  wf, 
25x104,  Jan  18,  A P Smith  to  Theodore 

V Wadskier $2,750 

Division  st  W,  200  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av, 
sf,  25x122,  Jan  13,  Henry  Von  der  Ohe 

to  Christ  Paschen $700 

Eighteenth  st  W,  25  ft  e of  Albert,  nf,  25x 
100.  Jan  13,  Samuel  Johnston  to  Hill  & 

Oliver $900 

Eighteeeth  st  W,  same  property  as  above, 
imp,  Jan  15,  Hill  & Oliver  to  Mathias 

Hanzlik $2,950 

Evergreen  place,  sw  cor  of  Leavitt  st,  nf, 
2434x108,  Jan  2,  O S Lyman  to  Samuel 

Taylor $3,500 

Eighteenth  place  W,  125  feet  e of  Morgan 
st,  sf,  25x78,  Jan  12,  Mary  Dreyer  to  El- 
len Ryan $1,500 

Eighteenth  st  W,  170  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  s 
f,  24x120,  Sept  17,  ’85,  Joel  Evans  et  al 

to  J and  J Hora $470 

Franklin  st  N,  29134  ft  B °f  North  av,  ef> 
50x204,  impd,  Dec  31,  ’85,  C E Brenn- 

wald  to  Maria  Wagner $5,000 

Fairfield  av,  s of  Twelfth  street,  ef,  37J4x 
118,  Jan  15,  John  Oliver  to  E S Benson, 

$750 

Fowler  st,  168  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  nf,  27^x 
162,  Dec  14,  ’85,  H P Smith  to  Anton 

Johnston $1,400 

Fifteenth  st  W,  168  ft  w of  Rockwell,  nf, 
24x124,  Jan’y  19,  0 A Wattles  to  G W 

Wood $400 

Fifteenth  st  West,  adjoining  above,  24x 
124,  Jan’y  18,  same  party  to  A P Smith, 

$1,000 

Flournoy  st,  122  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  sf,  24 
xlOO,  imp,  Jan  1,  G J Johnson  to  Eliza 

Cone $2,750 

Fremont  st,  196  ft  n of  Clay,  ef,  24x125, 
imp,  Jan  13,  Elias  Hughes  to  William  H 

Duff $2,000 

Ery  st,  154  feet  e of  Ashland  av,  sf,  40x69, 
Jany  21, Ernst  Bohlander  to  K Stech 

$2,300 

Franklin  st,  140  ft  n of  Randolph,  ef,  und 

34  of  40x80,  Jan  20,  N W and  G W Rob- 
erts to  David  G Swartz $9,000 

Fremont  st,  268  ft  s of  Centre,  wf,  24x125, 
Jan  11,  Herman  Jrsgangto  Fred  Bruhns 

$1,050 

Fourteenth  st  W,  nw  cor  of  Johnston,  sf, 
24x100,  imp,  Mar  16,  ’85,  August  Kruger 

to  R H Illing $3,000 

Grand  av.  353  ft  nw  of  Division  st,  nf,  25 
xl67,  Jan  7,  Ira  R Hawey  to  F Considine 

$400 

Girard  st,  144  feet  n of  North  av,  wf,  24x 
121,  Jan  14,  S B King  to  C and  F Ny- 

boe $443 

Groveland  Park  av,  42  ft  s of  29th  st,  175 
ft  to  alley,  Jan  14,  Willard  F My  rick  to 

Robert  G Barrett  Jr $15,750 

Groveland  Park  ave,  42  ft  s of  29th  at,  ef, 


175  ft  to  alley,  Jan  15,  Robt  G Barrett, 

Jr  to  Jos  Biefeld $16,625 

Grove  st,  215  ft  s of  22d,  wf,  25x100,  Jan 
18,  Michl  Cunningham  to  G A Leaverns 

$1,600 

Howe  st,  423  ft  s of  Centre,  ef,  22x125,  to 
alley,  Jan  18,  Carl  Schiffer  to  George  R 

Roth $1,500 

Halsted  st  N,  14834  ft  n of  Blackhawk,  wf, 
2434x178,  Nov  2,  ’85,  Phebe  L Smith  to 

August  Blume $2,000 

Hoyne  av,  ne  corner  Courtland  st,  wf,  48x 
100,  Apl  1,  ’85,  Alice  A McKey  to  Sami 

Hough $2,600 

Hoyne  ave,  ne  cor  Courtland  st,  wf,  48x 
100,  Jan  16,  Samuel  Hough  to  F B Drake 

$3,000 

Hoyne  ave,  same  property  as  above,  Jan 

16,  F B Drake  to  Mary  Hough $3,000 

Harrison  st  W,  133  ft  e of  Robey,  sf,  18x 
100,  improved,  Jan  16,  Sarah  J Manning 

to  G H Dchtman $4,500 

Huron  st  W,  49  ft  e of  Lincoln,  sf,  25x123, 
January  15,  H F Frieman  to  C Hansen, 

$900 

Henry  st,  335  feet  e of  Centre  ave,  nf,  24x 
125,  Jany  21,  Mary  A Doherty  to  John 

Wagner $2,400 

Harrison  st  W,  213  ft  e of  Ashland  av,  sf, 
25x152,  Jan  5,  Matthew  Laflin  to  Lycur- 

gus  Laflin $2,500 

Harrison  st  W,  213  ft  e of  Ashland  av,  sf, 
25x152,  Jan  9,  Lycurgus  Laflin  to  M C 

McDonald $2,500 

Halsted  st  S,  ne  cor  of  Meagher  st,  wf,  49 
x97,  Nov  19,  ’85,  Sami  Bigger  to  Charles 

H Pusheck $6,125 

Halsted  st  S,  same  property  as  above,  Jan 

20,  Charles  H Pusheck  to  John  P Neal, 
$6,125 

Henry  st,  225  feet  w of  Laflin,  nf,  25x124, 
Jan’y  2,  C W Haven  to  John  Hyland, 

$725 

Hastings  st,  240  ft  w of  Ashland  av,  sf,  24 
xl24,  improved,  Jan  20,  K M and  B H 

Dopker  to  E and  P Flinn $1,825 

Jefferson  st,  140  ft  s of  Van  Buren,  ef,  257. 
6x187,  Jan  20,  Richd  T Crane  to  Crane 

Elevator  Co $122,300 

Jay  st,  150  ft  n of  Garfield  av,  wf,  50x123 
Jan  8,  James  Morgan  to  W C Pfister 

$1,700 

Jackson  st  W,  164  ft  e of  Ashland  av,  sf, 
25x188,  Jan  4,  Matthew  Laflin  to  Adolph 

Shire  $3,760 

Kinzie  st  W,  ne  cor  of  Elizabeth,  sf,  25x 
68,  Jan  15,  J B Garner  et  al  to  John 

Froehlich $2,000 

Lowe  av,  144  ft  s of  37th  st,  wf,  24x1233^, 
imp,  Jany  18,  Patrk  Quaid  to  Ellen  Ma- 
loney  $1,825 

Lake  st  W,  near  Rockwell,  sf,  53x60,  Jan 

21,  H C Van  Schaack  to  H B Mathews, 

Jr $1,025 

Lincoln  st,  178  ft  n of  Division,  ef,  52x99, 
Jan  21,  Elizabeth  Beygeh  to  Wm  Boetti- 

ger $1,550 

Lake  Park  av,  299  ft  n of  33d  st,  ef,  25  ft 
to  alley,  Jany  12,  U P Smith  to  Mary 

Phillips $3,750 

La  Salle  st,  50  feet  s of  31st,  ef,  60x120, 
Jan  18,  Julia  A Farr  to  W M and  M S 

Farr $1,000 

Leavitt  st,  175  ft  s of  Hirsch,  ef,  25x125, 
Oct  4,  ’85,  John  Jensen  to  M J Enders, 

$2,100 

Loomis  st,  sw  cor  of  Plum,  ef,  28x120, 
Jan  14,  Vinton  & Pennell  to  O J Fran- 

chere $3,000 

Leavitt  st,  n w cor  of  Bryson,  ef,  25x125, 
impd,  Jan  15,  Sarah  M Scott  to  B S 

Scott $2,406 

Moore  st,  261  ft  east  of  boulevard,  nf,  24 
xl24,  Jan  13,  G W Cass  to  C Geschke 

$250 

Monroe  st  W,  100  ft  e of  Halsted,  nf,  25x 
190,  Jan  15,  Ephraim  Morrison  to  Eze- 
kiel Morrison $6,000 

Maplewood  ave,  198  ft  s of  Fulton  st,  ef, 
24x126,  Dec  24,  ’85,  E G Hilder  to  A F 

Randall 

Murray  st,  192  feet  s of  26th,  wf,  24x124, 


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Jan  15,  Raphael  Simon  to  Chas  Burton, 

$1,700 

Monroe  st,  90  feet  w of  Franklin,  nf.  40x 
170,  Dec  29,  ’85,  John  V Farwell  to  Cor- 
nelia H Farwell $100,000 

Michigan  ave,  242  ft  s of  13th  st.  wf,  25x 
130,  impd,  Jan  16,  J Whitney  Farlin  to 

John  Hodder $8,500 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  83,  Dec  17, 
1885,  M and  E Fane  to  John  P Neal, 

$1,700 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  67,  Dec  17, 

’85,  Jacob  Wanek  to  same $1,800 

Mohawk  st,  223  ft  n of  Centre,  wf,  25x123 
34,  imp,  Jan  18,  Frederick  Germen  to 

Bernard  Heing $3,800 

Michigan  st,  103  ft  w of  La  Salle,  sf,  24  4- 
10x100,  Jan  16,  Andw  Rontzong  to  Emil 

H Schmitz $5,400 

Michigan  st,  same  property  as  above,  Jan 
16,  Emil  H Schmitz  to  Mary  D Ront- 
zong   $5,400 

McGrath  st,  146  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  nf,  25x 
132,  impd,  Jany  20,  K Klein  to  Mathias 

Cossman $1,500 

North  Branch  st,  541  ft  s of  Division,  wf, 
25x115,  Dec  28,  ’85,  Equitable  Trust  Co 

to  J McDermitt $300 

Newberry  av,  254  feet  s of  16th  st,  ef,  25x 

99,  Jan’y  9,  L H Pierce  to  M F Feige, 
$950 

Ogden  av,  159  ft  sw  of  Leavitt  st,  ef.  tri- 
angle 63x63x93,  Jan  16,  John  Nelms  to 

C K Affleld $2,400 

Ohio  st  W,  48  feet  e of  Hoyne  av,  nf,  24x 

100,  Jany  6,  J W Cochran  to  Jno  Ford, 
$560 

Portland  st,  194  feet  s of  28th,  ef,  25x124, 
Jan  19,  estate  of  M McNarnay  to  Nora 

McNarnay $1,000 

Parnell  ave,  114  ft  n of  38th  st,  ef,  24x125, 
Jan  15,  Jos  Cornisn  to  A J McKenna, 

$600 

Parnell  av,  175  ft  n of  38th  st,  ef,  24x125, 
Jan  15,  A J McKenna  to  J R Winter- 

botham $500 

Polk  st  W,  54  feet  e of  Desplaines,  nf,  25x 
119,  impd,  Jan  6,  John  Reynolds  to  Jas 

Walsh 3 $3,000 

Portland  av,  191  ft  s of  31st  st,  ef,  25x125, 
Jan  11,  V B and  A C Wright  to  J and  M 

Smith $900 

Quinn  st,  100  ft  n of  Stearns,  ef,  25x115, 

Jan  12,  D H Keyes  to  J Woltzn $450 

Quinn  st,  352  feet  s of  Stearns,  ef,  25x115, 
Jan  18,  Mast  in  Chancery  to  W Hargon, 

$281 

Ramsey  st,  25  feet  n of  Clarinda,  wf,  5Px 
130,  Oct  21,  ’85,  est  of  W S Johnston  to 

John  Plumer $800 

Robey  st,  sw  cor  Taylor,  ef,  24x109,  Deo 
18,  ’85,  F F Keckeison  to  Jas  E Byrne 

$1,350 

Rebecca  st,  120  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av.  nf, 
24x124,  Nov  4,  ’85,  G P Pope  to  J M 

Ball $425 

Rebecca  st.  96  feet  e of  Washtenaw  av,  nf, 
24x124,  Nov  24,  ’85,  same  party  to  P P 

Mathews $426 

Rebecca  st.  240  feet  w of  Paulina,  sf,  24x 
124,  January  14,  J Rund  to  Jno  P Neal, 

$1,000 

Rebecca  st,  264  feet  w of  Paulina,  sf,  24x 
124,  January  14,  J Urba  to  same. . .$1,000 
Rebecca  street,  117  feet  east  of  Loomis, 
sf,  24x125.  January  14,  P Smith  to  same 

$1,000 

Rebecca  street,  east  of  Centre  avenue,  sf, 
24x120,  Januarv  14,  J Marting  to  same, 

.....' $1,000 

Rebecca  street,  east  of  Centre  avenue,  sf, 
24x120,  January  15,  Mr  Kulfen  to  same 

$1,000 

Rebecca  st,  between  Throop  and  Laflin,  s 
f,  46J4xl24,  Jan  20,  Jas  Stafford  to  John 

P Neal $2,000 

Rebecca  st,  east  of  Centre  ave,  sf,  24x120, 
Jan  18,  L P Reider  et  al  to  John  P Neal 

$1,000 

| Rebecca  st,  72  ft  w of  Paulina,  nf,  24x91, 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Jan  20,  S M Millard  to  John  P Neal, 

$525 

Rebecca  st,  144  feet  w of  Ashland  ave,  sf, 
24x124,  January  19,  Mary  Snerz  to  same 

$1,000 

Salt  st,  se  and  sw  cor  of  Alton  railroad, 
382  ft,  running  north  to  the  river,  Dec 
7,  ’85,  The  American  Dairy  Salt  Co  to 

Charles  D F Smith $105,000 

Seminary  av,  112%  ft  s of  Garfield,  ef,  37 
%xl24,  dec  16  ’85,  Jas  Morgan  to  Jacob 

Pfeiffer $1,425 

String  st,  374  ft  s of  16th,  wf,  24x122,  imp, 
January  19,  W A Hanlon  to  Josef  Jans- 
ky  $1,175 

Seymour  st,  254  ft  n of  Hubbard,  wf,  25x 
126,  imp,  Jan  2,  J G Sundell  to  Lydia  A 

Howell $1,000 

Seventeenth  st  W,  225  ft  e of  Ashland  av, 
nf,  25x125,  Nov  18,  ’85,  Ellis  Kauffman 

to  K Belinski $900 

Superior  st  W,  149  ft  e of  Lincoln,  sf,  25x 
123,  impd,  Nov  21,  ’85,  John  Stash  to  A 

W Wolff $1,676 

Sebor  st,  200  ft  w of  Desplaines,  sf,  lOOx 
120,  Dec  15,  ’85,  John  W Hedenberg  to 

Johnson  & Preston $11,500 

Shurtleff  av,  334  feet  n of  33d  st,  wf,  25x 
125,  January  15,  John  Nelson  to  Julius 

Ciliske $1,900 

Superior  st,  80  ft  w of  La  Salle,  sf,  28%x 
100,  imp,  Jan  16,  John  W Crawford  to  J 

J Daley $7,000 

Talman  ave,  175  ft  s of  North,  wf,  25x125, 
Jan  14,  Anton  Johnson  to  C Hanson, 


Thirty-third  st,  221  ft  e of  Ashland  av,  sf, 
76x165,  Dec  2,  ’84,  Patrk  Stanton  to  the 

Union  Steel  Company $5,500 

The  undvd  1-10  of  premises  No  148  South 
Halsted  st,  Jan  15,  Chas  McDonald  to 

Henry  W Phelps $1,000 

Twentieth  st  W,  161  ft  w of  Loomis,  nf, 
25x124,  imp,  Dec  23,  ’85,  John  Polanek 

to  Josef  Rund $1  ,965 

Twelfth  st  W,  sw  cor  of  Clinton,  nf,  32x 
110,  Jan  20,  E and  J Galvin  to  August 

Gesinger $6,500 

Twelfth  st  W,  216  ft  e of  Olive,  sf,  24x152 
34,  Dec  22,  ’85,  estate  of  C H Thomp- 
son to  Theodor  Lange $1,400 

Twelfth  st  W,  216  ft  e of  Lincoln,  nf,  48 
ft  to  alley,  January  16,  John  M Paris  to 

Frederick  Loechler $2,100 

Thirty-first  st,  nw  cor  Portland  av,  sf,  66x 
100,  Dec  24,  ’85,  O B Matteson  to  Geo  W 

Norton $3,000 

Thirty-fourth  court  W,  216  ft  e of  Lincoln 
st,  sf.  24x125,  Dec  31,  ’85,  G A Seaverns 

to  Michl  Cunningham $1,380 

Tomkins  street,  204  feet  s of  Polk,  ef,  25x 
125,  Dec  1,  ’84,  W A Porter  to  Mary  E 

Gibbins $1,000 

Taylor  st  W,  74  feet  e of  Almond,  nf,  38x 
110,  Jan  14,  F B Clarke  to  Michael  Giver 

$1,369 

Twenty -first  st  W,  ne  cor  of  Fisk,  sf,  50x 
100,  Oct  1,  ’85,  Mast  in  Chan  to  Frank 

Schwuchow $4,364 

Thirteenth  place  W,  262  ft  w of  Ashland 
av,  nf,  24x125,  Jan  19,  est  of  F Mori- 

sette  to  August  Fiedler $1,050 

Van  Buren  street  West,  the  premises  No 
497,  Jan  16,  Asa  C Fairfield  to  Rosa 

Flower $6,000 

Van  Buren  st  W,  318  ft  w of  Rockwell,  nf, 
2734x156,  Jan  18,  Jos  McNaire  to  Hugh 

Sweeney $3,000 

Van  Buren  st  W,  65  ft  w of  Oakley  av,  sf, 
125x125,  Dec  12,  ’85,  Chicago  Land  Co 

to  Jas  H Brewster $9,000 

Van  Buren  st  W,  139  ft  w of  Washtenaw 
av,  sf,  25x100,  Dec  21,  ’85,  T R Love  to 

M W Murray $650 

Van  Horn  st,  225  feet  w of  Laflin,  sf,  25x 
124,  impd,  Jan  14,  John  Mercimack  to 

Frank  Kalka $2,200 

Van  Buren  st  W,  234  ft  e of  Washtenaw 
av,  sf,  25x100,  Dec  4,  ’8j,  P W Chandler 

et  al  to  E Milnes $625 

Vernon  av,  330  ft  s of  37th  st,  wf,  33x123, 
Dec  28,  ’85,  James  A Sheldon  to  George 

Low $1,400 

Wells  st  N,  10934  8 °f  Goethe,  ef,  27%x 
100,  Dec  15,  ’85,  S B Williams  to  Her- 
man Bush $3,100 

Washington  blvd,  near  Rockwell  st,  nf,  25 
ft,  January  15,  H C Van  Schaak  to  H B 

Mathews  Jr $1,000 

Wells  st  N,  near  Carl,  ef,  20x204.  Jan  12, 
Charles  Henrotin  to  Ernst  Heldmeier, 

$3,350 

Wabash  ave,  50  ft  n of  33d  st,  wf,  25x174 


73 1 


Jany  11,  B D Slocum  to  Annie  R 


Chase $5,500 

Wabash  av,  nw  cor  Eldridge  ct,  ef,  44x180, 


Wholesale  ard  Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

CftlCS0O,  11TB. 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposite  Palmer,  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring 

BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Dec  7,  ’85,  V B and  Ira  Holmes  to  Er- 
nest J Lehman $50,000 

Werder  st,  bet  California  and  Washtenaw 
avs,  50x120,  Jan  18,  L and  G Atzel  to  J 

H Graves $800 

Western  ave,  72  ft  w of  Bremer  pi,  wf,  24 
xlOO,  Decem’r  21,  ’85,  C T Banon  to  I S 

Smith $350 

Wesson  st.  84%  ft  s of  Oak,  wf,  17  1-2x70, 

J an  16,  Catheriue  Unkrey  to  J Dahlmann 

$1,350 

Western  av,  sw  cor  of  Chicago,  15  acres, 
Jan  19,  Parnell  Munson  to  Rufus  P 

Pattison $40,000 

Wallace  st,  near  34th,  wf,  25  3-10x125, 
January  21,  C W Nicholes  to  B Essig, 


.$500 


North  or  City  Limits. 


$750 


Commercial  st,  142  ft  s of  Sunnyside  av, 
ef,  50x162%,  Dec  12,  ’85,  L F and  M C 

Meader  to  Nina  M Brink $5,500 

Diversey  ave,  118%  ft  e of  Seminary,  sf, 
25x124,  Jan  20,  B F McConnell  to  Jas 

Lee $1,000 

Diversy  ave,  adjg  above,  25x124,  Jan  20, 

same  party  to  J Naughton $1,000 

Diversey  av,  ne  cor  of  Perry,  sf,  25x124, 
Jan  18,  M and  J Johnson  to  W E Hat- 

terman $400 

Elston  av,  ne  cor  of  Hoffman,  22%  acres, 
with  other  property  in  same  subdiv’n, 
Dec  21,  ’85,  August  S Wehrheim  to  Con- 
rad Sundmacher  et  al $25,000 

Fullerton  av,  204  feet  e of  Racine,  sf,  50x 
150,  Jan  8,  Lombard  & Hale  to  G A 

Bunte $2,250 

Fullerton  av,  225  ft  w of  Clybourn,  sf,  25 
xlOO,  Jan’y  15,  C W Fullerton  to  E B 

Kendall $950 

George  st,  145  ft  e of  Southport  av,  sf,  25 
xl25,  Nov  16, ’85,  J and  S D Jacobson 

to  Joseph  Schuler $700 

Gross  Park,  175  feet  e of  Wood  st,  nf,  25x 
108,  January  13,  S E Gross  to  K Hang, 


.$550 


Homer  av,  175  feet  e of  Robey  st,  nf,  25x 
125,  Jan  7,  Sami  E Gross  to  E Roesch 


.$350 


Lewis  st,  222  feet  s of  Marianna,  wf,  25x 
124,  Apl  20,  ’82,  A Wisner  to  H M Chap- 
pell  $500 

Lewis  st,  247  ft  s of  Marianna,  wf,  25x124, 
Apl  28,  ’82,  A Wisner  to  B L Chappell, 


.$500 


Noble  av,  341  ft  w of  Racine,  nf,  25x125, 
Jan  15,  W C Goudy  to  H Gebauer  et  al 


$550 


Otto  st,  271  ft  e of  Clark,  sf,  25x124,  July 
29,  ’84,  C Buckingham  to  Frank  Flood, 


$600 


Oakdale  av,  205  ft  e of  Racine  av,  nf,  26x 
123,  Dec  18,  ’85,  John  Logeman  to  H E 

C Diezel $676 

Oakdale  ave,  ne  cor  of  Seminary,  sf,  53x 
122,  Jan  15,  Theodore  Sickel  to  Gustave 

Hottinger $1,600 

Oakdale  ave,  53  ft  e of  Seminary,  sf,  50x 
122,  Jan  14,  same  party  to  Henry  Rohk- 

am $1,400 

Oakdale  ave,  166  ft  w of  Sheffield,  sf,  25x 


122,  Jan  15,  E and  0 Charles  to  Henry 

Horan $650 

Oakdale  av,  180  ft  e of  Racine  av,  nf,  25x 

123,  Jan  19,  same  party  to  H C Diezel, 


.$675 


.$600 


Wentworth  av,  50  feet  n of  30th  st,  ef,  25x 
125,  Dec  15,  ’85,  Catherine  Bodwell  et 

al  to  Wm  Bowden $2,000 

Wood  st,  288  feet  n of  38th,  wf,  24x125, 
April  7,  ’85,  J N Vance  to  A Labadda, 

$375 

Wood  st  N,  134  ft  n of  Chicago  av,  wf,  25 
xl30,  Jan  18,  John  Brandt  to  Louis  De 

Gries $1,050 

Walnut  st,  260  ft  w of  Leavitt,  sf,  24x125, 
Jan  18,  Henry  C Storey  to  W F Hayes, 

$2,250 

Wabash  av,  124  feet  n of  36th  st,  wf,  50x 
153,  Nov  20,  ’85,  Papke  & Reid  to  Louis 

Hefter $5,000 

Willow  st,  25  feet  w of  Bissell,  sf,  25x112, 
Dec  2,  ’85,  est  of  M D Ogden  to  N Her- 
rig- $1,375 


Seminary  av,  225  ft  n of  School  st,  wf,  25 
xl23,  Aug  27, ’85,  A F Baxter  to  Anna 

Kerchoff $500 

Seminary  av,  175  feet  n of  Noble,  wf,  50x 
125,  May  1,  ’85,  H F W Gils  to  John 

Bergman $1,100 

Sidney  court,  310  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av, 
ef,  50  ft  to  alley,  Jan  19,  H C Buechner 

to  Marcus  Hitch $3,750 

Sheffield  av,  293  feet  s of  Diversy,  ef,  50x 
140,  Dec’r  19,  ’85,  Emily  Briggs  to  B B 

Sutphin $2,000 

Seminary  av,  74  1-2  ft  s of  Noble,  ef,  25x 
124,  Dec  2,  ’85,  C J Ford  to  P O Olsen, 
$600 


South  of  City  Limits. 


Ashland  av,  nw  cor  of  Wilson,  ef,  42x165, 
Jan  13,  Maria  L Higgins  to  John  Boyce 

$1,200 

Belmont  ave,  275  ft  w of  Racine,  nf,  25x 
124,  Jan  13,  Peter  Olson  to  N Eiser; 


Belview  av,  the  premises  No  4340,  Dec  22, 
’85,  A E and  J F Pershing  to  Wm  W 

Hester $5,040 

Cottage  Grove  av,  73%  ft  n of  43d  st,  wf, 
49%xl50,  Jan  14,  P C Rooney  to  A L 

and  F D Patterson $3,750 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  bet  43d  and  44th  sts, 
ef,  29x142,  Jan  20,  Thos  Davies  to  Jas 

H Porter $5,200 

Cedar  st,  234  ft  w of  Wentworth  av,  sf,  30 
xl25,  Oct  1,  ’85,  M Reich  to  D S Bur- 
roughs   $900 

Dearborn  st  S,  175  feet  s of  40th,  wf.  25x 
100,  Jan  12,  C P Nissen  to  Peter  Thom- 
son  $1,550 

Dearborn  st  S,  near  49th,  wf,  26x100,  Jan 

12,  J C McCullough  to  T Potter $585 

Duncan  Park  drive,  se  cor  of  Bissell  av,  n 
f,  45x124,  Jan  8,  McElligott  & Tearney 

to  Wm  Treacy $2,100 

Evans  av,  269  ft  n of  47th  st,  wf,  25x120, 
Jan  8,  William  Treacy  to  Wm  Tearney, 


$800 


Forty-fifth  st,  202  ft  w of  Langley  av,  nf, 
25x120,  Jan  11,  E F Henderson  to  C E 

Dorn $750 

Forty-sixth  st,  west  of  Stewart  av,  nf.  50x 
124,  Oct  20,  ’85,  A M Smith  to  J B Pen- 

son  $900 

Forty-seventh  st,  se  cor  of  Centre  ave,  nf, 
24x125,  Jan  13,  Luke  O’Toole  lo  Patrick 

O’Toole $3,200 

Grand  blvd,  150  ft  s of  42d  st,  ef,  60x150, 
Dec  22,  ’85,  Albt  T Averell  to  Ann  Lynch 

$6,900 

Grand  blvd,  sw  cor  of  42d  st,  ef,  150% x 
150,  Dec  28,  ’85,  Albert  J Averell  to  Wm 

V Lawrence $18,750 

Halsted  st,  bet  49th  and  50th,  wf,  48x125, 
Feb  25,  ’84,  J H Furman  to  Frederich 

Schrader $1,600 

Indiana  av,  se  cor  of  40th  st,  wf,  99x160, 
Dec  14,  ’85,  Frances  A Gibson  to  Frank 

Weeks $10,000 

Langley  ave,  469  feet  n of  47th  st,  ef,  25x 
126,  July  1,  ’82,  H and  M D McKey  to 

Jas  Denham $1,800 

Langley  av,  bet  42  and  43d  sts,  ef,  25x134, 
Jan  19,  Sarah  J Cooper  to  J M Taylor, 

$2,700 

La  Salle  st,  77  ft  s of  Cloud  court,  ef,  25x 
135,  Dec  31,  ’85,  A A and  O M Wells  to 

Mary  E Meaney $1,000 

Oak  st,  300  ft  e of  Kimbark  av,  sf,  337x 
150,  Jan  2,  J L and  W J Beman  to  M G 

Valentine $1,666 

Madison  av,  sw  cor  of  47th  st,  ef,  130x222, 
Dec  17,  ’85,  L T and  W E Spencer  to 

0 R Keith $12,000 

Morgan  place,  124%  ft  w of  Hyde  Park 
ave,  nf.  215x128,  Deo  22,  ’85,  David  B 

Ivisou  to  Mary  A Halley $7,800 

Michigan  av,  bet  51st  and  52d  sts,  ef,  60x 
161,  Dec  14, ’85,  Jas  D Lynch  to  Anna 

M O’Connor $2,000 

Michigan  av,  near  above,  ef,  50x161,  Deo 
14,  ’85.  same  party  to  Katie  L O’Connor 

' $2,000 

Stewart  av,  near  48th  st,  wf,  23x125,  Dec 

17,  ’85,  C W Pierce  to  J T Armstrong, 

$250 

Stewart  ave,  near  48th  st,  wf,  23x125,  with 
other  property,  Dec  18,  ’85,  W A Cole- 
man to  same $500 


State  st,  150  ft  s of  Fortieth,  wf,  25x160, 
Dec  14,  ’85,  Frances  A Gibso’n  to  Frank 

Weeks $2,500 

Thirty-ninth  st,  510  ft.  e of  Grand  blvd,  n 
f,  80x173%,  Jan  16,  Chas  L Hutchinson 

to  Arthur  Orr $8,000 

Twenty -ninth  st,  500  feet  e of  Grand  blvd, 
nf,  40x173,  Jan  16,  C L Hutchinson  to 

Albert  A Sprague $4,000 

Wentworth  av,  351  ft  n of  58th  st,  ef,  25x 
122,  Jan  20,  E C Wickersham  to  L H 

Merenest $3,800 

Wright  st,  98  feet  s of  Pierce,  ef,  23x125, 
imp,  Jan  16,  H J Hynes  to  John  Tuxford 

$5,000 

Wentworth  ave,  near  56th  st,  wf,  27x127, 
Dec  12,  ’85,  J A Burhans  to  P M Upp, 

$2,500 


West  of  City  Limits. 


Armitage  road,  199  ft  e of  Meeker  st,  nf, 
25x150,  Dec  1,  ’85,  J H Carwell  to  Au- 
gust Ortlepp $1,250 

Armitage  av,  33  ft  e of  Tripp,  nf,  50x125, 
January  18,  J F Keeney  to  Peter  Brown 

$1,000 

Carroll  av,  276  ft  w of  42d  st,  nf,  25  ft  to 
alley,  Dec  28,  ’85,  West  Chicago  Land 

Co  to  F Vogellander $500 

Fulton  st,  between  45th  and  46th.  605  feet 
Ip  alley,  December  28,  1885,  West  Chi- 
cago Land  Company  to  Marvin  A Farr 

et  al $10,250 

Hubbard  st,  217  ft  e of  48th,  sf,  24x119, 
January  8,  A B Dewey  to  M McCrea, 

$275 

Johnston  ; ve,  west  of  Thomas,  sf,  50x106, 
Sept  25,  F H Dickey  to  T A Morgen- 

stern .. . $1,800 

Maplewood  av,  150  ft  s of  Evergreen,  ef, 
37%xl25,  imp,  Sept  30,  ’85,  M G and  A 

Crosbey  to  Hattie  E Thurber $1,800 

Oglesby  st,  169  feet  n of  Wabansia  av,  wf, 
25x177,  Jan  13,  W W Augur  to  W Wer- 
ner  $276 

Perry  av,  north  of  Milwaukee,  ef,  26x103, 
Nov  19,  ’85,  F H Dickey  to  J E Sayers, 

Jr $1,600 

Springfield  avenue,  sw  corner  of  Costello, 
267  feet  to  railroad,  with  buildings, 
Sept  30,  ’85,  John  Costello  to  Adeline  M 

Davis $12,000 

Springfield  ave,  sw  cor  of  Dickens,  lots  1 
to  3 and  and  lot  38,  Aug  11,  ’85,  W H 

Davis  to  Wm  H Sloan $1,500 

Ten  lots  in  Garfield,  Dec  1,  ’85,  E C and  J 

Bradley  to  Jas  F Keeney $4,000 

Thirty-eight  lots  in  Garfield,  Dec  31,  ’85, 
William  H Hubbard  to  Alford  Noxon. 
$26,000 


AGREEMENTS  EOR  DEEDS. 


Premises  No  16,  Johnson  Place,  Jan  12,  Owen  Mc- 
Cabe to  J Hlavacek $2,900 

North  Vi  lot  18  b 4,  Price’s  sub,  nw  10  38  14,  H 

R Woodward  to  H Reinhardt $ 

Lot  86  of  blks  1 to  47,  and  part  6 nw  qr  29  40  14,  Oct 
6,  J P Altgeld  to  F G G Wentzel $550 


Premises  No  439  Dearborn  ave,  Dec  8,  Anna  Fresh- 
man to  H H Graham $8,000 

Lots  24  and  25,  b 4,  Reform  School  Tract,  Jan  14, 

P C Rooney  to  A L Patterson  et  al $3,750 

Lots  14  15  18  19,  b 5,  Stone’s  sub,  15  acs  in  sw  qr  34 
39  14,  Jan  15,  Wm  J H Galding  to  W D O’Brien, 

$12,500 

Premises  No  1013  W 19th  st,  Dec  18,  M Struad  to 

F Medal $1,500 

Premises  No  447,  S Canal  st,  Nov  14,  Emil  Rich  to 

F Hovarka $3,000 

South  50  ft  of  n 75  ft  of  lots  25  to  28  b 7,  Archer  add, 
January  16,  Frank  Kirchner  to  F Gutrich, 

$2,  ICO 


West  15  ft  of  east  50  ft  of  lot  8 b 12,  Normal  School 


sub  21  38  14,  May  18,  D W Storrs  to  T Maloney, 


.$225 


Lot  22  block  1,  Crane’s  subdn,  nw  qr  b 29,  33  39  14, 

November  7,  A Crane  to  M Anderson $775 

Lot  21  b 1,  same  sub,  Sept  7,  same  to  Mathew  An- 
derson   $625 

Part  of  lot  8 b 64,  Evanston,  Jan  12,  Henry  Muellen 
to  Chicago,  Evanston  & Lake  Superior  R R Co 

$3,000 

W 40  ft  of  lot  8 b 52,  same,  Jan Margt  Hurl- 

butt  to  same $800 

Lot  1 e of  railroad  b 51,  same,  Jan  13,  F J Huse  to 

same  $4,900 

Lot  5 blk  6,  Keeney  & Rinn’s  addn,  Jan  15,  Peter 

Tres  to  same $1,100 

Lot  16  b 6,  same,  Jan  14,  Margaretta  Koch  to  same, 

$2,000 

36  ft  on  Davis  st,  and  66  ft  on  Benson  ave,  pt  block 
63  e of  C & N W R R,  in  Evanston,  Jan  13,  Flor- 
ence Huse  to  same $1,600 


50x50  ft  fronting  on  C & N W Railroad,  in  s half,  n 

.....  . _ tQ 


haif,  s half,  n half,  19  41  14,  Jan  15,  P Schumer  to 

same $900 

W 50  ft  of  lot  5,  Co  Clerk’s  div  pt  n half  s qr  ne  qr 
etc,  19  41  14,  January  15,  P Hulzmacher  to  same, 


.$900 


Lots  15  and  18  b 6;  lot  14  b 9,  Keeney  & Rinn’s  add, 

Jau  14,  P Risch  to  same $7,300 

Lots  1 2 3 b 2,  Adams’  add;  also  pt  of  lot  4,  Meyer’s 
addition,  January  14,  Anna  Klein  to  same, 

$3,500 

S 25  ft  of  w 50  ft  of  lot  3,  County  Clerk’s  division 
in  north  half  I9  41  14,  Jan  11.  Nick  Alt  to  same, 
...$600 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


57 


jot.  8 b 64  (ex  n 60  feet  and  e 36  % ft  of  so  lot),  Ev- 

unston, . Henry  Mullen  to  same $2,900 

IV  lA  n Vi  It  5 b 140,  S S add,  Juu  18,  N Lancaster  to 

Jas  Todd ....$38,000 

band  in  sw  qr  nw  qr  18  41 14,  fronting  on  Emerson 
st,  and  Lyon  st,  Dec  14,  C M Eratt  et  al  to  C J Gil- 

$7,000 

Lot  7 of  lots  20  to  80  of  lots  20  to  28  of  lot  9,  Ogden’s 
sub,  e half,  neqr  248913,  Jan  9,  D Rutherford  to 

House  and  lot  No  138,  liushuell,  Dec  16.  Mrs  Mc- 

Kinty  to  Clara  Lindgulst • • -ff'000 

Lots  62  63  64  b 5,  Walker’s  sub,  e half,  se  qr  28  39  14, 
December  31,  F G Harvey  to  T Ludes  et  al..  ..$7,500 
3 half  lot  10  b 2,  Springer’s  sub  in  nw  qr  3 38  H,— ; 
Lucinda  L Ormsby  to  G A Spriuger $1,750 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

68  Washington  Street. 

BUILDING  LOANS. 


MORTGAGES, 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


Lots  6 and  7 b 36,  Rogers’  Park,  jan  1,  Chas  H Morse 

to  Emma  0 Levin $1;IUU 

Lot  20  and  e 25  feet  lot  19  b 23,  same,  Jan  1,  same  to 

same ; • " U'  Al 

Lots  13  and  14  of  lots  5 to  14,  b 12,  Evanston,  Dec  28, 
Susie  T Van  Kult  to  Rena  R Milne  ....  ... . . ■ * <,»oo 

Lot  7 b 6,  Grant  & Jackson’s  addn,  Dec  30,  II  Elan- 


chard  to  T Carson 


.$800 


HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  4 b 10,  Hegewisch,  Jan  7,  A Hegewiscli  to  E 01- 

g„Q  - $200 

Lot  16  b 31;  lots  43  and  44  b;k  6,  Taylor’s  1st  add  to 
South  Chicago,  Jan  2,  T Kegebein  to  D Roweu, 

’ $4,000 

Lot  7’b  40,  Cornell.  Jan  13,  Alice  Dolan  to  W Kemp^ 

Lot  17  to  21  block  12;  iots  11  to  li  b 15,  Johnston  & 
Clement’s  sub,  w 14  se  14  22  38  14,  Dec  29,  Johns- 
ton & Clements  to  Mary  B Herrick $3,500 

Lot  39  b 57,  S Chicago,  Dec  18,  C & C C & D Co  to  P 

Marttn $®n® 

South  lA  lot  151  divn  1,  Westfall’s  subdn  in  30  38  15, 

January  7,  R W Bridge  to  C E Lynn $750 

Same  premises,  Jan  9,  M F and  M Savings  Bank  to 

R W Bridge $*00 

Lots  25  and  26  blk  2,  Parkside,  Jan  11,  Vil  of  Hyde 

Park  to  Bridget  Purcell $500 

Lot  14,  blk  5,  Palmer’s  addn  to  S Chicago,  Sept  17. 

Mary  P M Palmer  to  P Ransch  $360 

Lot  26  and  27  block  107,  Cornell.  Janunry  5,  Amer- 
ican Congregational  Union  to  Henry  Arndt, 

$370 

Blocks  73  and  100,  Cornell;  also  20  feet  alley  adjg, 

A C Mason  & F B Davis  to  Mason  & Davis 

Co.. $25,000 

Lot  37  to  48  b 14,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr  22 
38  14,  January  13,  Thos  P Keefe  to  L Allen  — $4,500 
Lots  42  and  43  b 3,  Williams’  sub.  ne  qrseqr36  38 
14,  Jan  18,  Julia  A Farr  to  W M and  M S Farr, 

$150 

Lot's  25  to  28  b 37,  Russell’s  sub,  pt  18  37  15,  Jan  18, 

same  to  same $200 

Lots  20  to  24  b 8,  Allen’s  sub,  ne  44  24  37  14,  Jan  18, 

same  to  same $195 

Lot  1 1 b 1,  Whitford’s  sub,  nw  qr  se  qr  36  38  14,  Oct 

21,  Mary  J Loranger  to  Geo  W Hurst $300 

Lot  5 in  sub  of  pts  lots  1 and  4,  Seipps’  sub,  w half 
nw  qr  25  3814,  Nov  27,  G H Leonard  to  L J Carl- 
son   $1,175 

Lots  7 a ,18,  Wilkinson’s  add  to  Cheltenham  Beach, 
Decs.uber  17,  A M and  F W Wilkinson  to  L Ursin, 

..  ...$600 


Lots  1 and  2 b 4,  Brown  & Culver’s  addu  to  North 
Evanston,  December  21,  C E Browne  to  D M Kerr,^ 

Lots  26  27  28  b 3,  Browne  & Culver’s  addn  to  North 
Evanston,  Sept  16,  Chas  E Browne  to  P Malgumt,^ 

Lot  7 b 6,  Nate’  & Adams’  addn,  Jan  13,  Geo  Thomp- 
son to  T Purnell **8U 


JEFFERSON. 

Lot  4 in  sub  of  n >/2  11  40  13,  (9.83  acs)  Jan  8,  Richd 

Dearlove  to  Geo  Dearlove 

Lot  14.  same  sub,  (10  acs)  Jan  8,  G W Dearlove  to 

R Dearlove • -$2,0U0 

9 acs  in  se  cor  ne  qr  12  40  13,  Jan  7,  Wm  Smith  to 

J A Bud  long •••• if,?’ 

Same  premises,  Jan  6,  T A & J A Budlong  to  Wm 

Smith  uuo 

Lot  9 b 1,  Barber’s  addition  to  Irving  Park,  Oct  1, 
Danl  Garnet  to  Mary  A Beavers  ••••••••  ;--y-*20U 

Lot  15  b 17;  lots  40  41  b 5;  lots  1 and  4 b 11,  Miller’s 
add  to  Irving  Park,  Mar  13,  ’85,  A V Taylor  to  P 

W Taylor $500 

Lot  40  blk  5,  Miller’s  add  to  Irving  Park,  Jan  2.  P 

W Taylor  to  G J Mulvane • ■ * - ■ „ ’0 

Lots  40  and  41  b 5,  lots  1 and  4 b 11,  same,  Dec  18, 

Sami  Sharp  to  A V Taylor • • • • ■ • 

Lots  16  17  and  18  b 22,  Jefferson,  May  15,  T Schultz 

to  J H Cortes 

260x167  1-2  ft  being  1 acre  in  ne  cor  of  sw  qr  22  40  13, 

jan  18,  Spl  Commr  to  S Rothschild  .$1,564 

Lots  1 to  4 b 27,  Jefferson,  Jan  18,  H 0 Kliuesmith  to 

F W Tourtellotte $600 

Lot  12  b 1,  Barber’s  add  to  Irving  Park,  jan  2,  Mary 
A Barber  ta  Albert  E Garnet $130 


NEW  TRIER. 

Lots  21  22  23,  County  Clerk’s  divn  of  part  of  sec  6 
42  13,  in  village  of  Glencoe,  Jan  12,  D Harvey  to 

John  L Day ■ ■ • ■ — -*1.000 

52%  acstff  Oiulmette  Reserve,  Jan  15,  B F Hill  to 

Thos  B Bryan $21,000 

Lots  11  and  12  b 22,  Willmette,  Ang  1,  Henry  A Din- 
gee  to  Rosalia  C Griffiths $1,000 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Jan.  21,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

Citv  158  $1,005,912 

County  ” 191  393’023 

Total 349  $1,398,935 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Jan.  22,  1885: 

City 


Sales. 

. 70 


Amount. 

$355,033 

226,973 


Lots  4 5 and  6 blk  16,  of  lots  3 to  21  etc, 
Pine  Grove,  Dec  11,  13  F McConnell  to 

Kittie  G McConnell $1 

Lots  14  b 16,  same,  Dec  11,  same  to  John 

McConnell $1 

Lot  3 and  alley  adj  of  lot  1 and  n % l,jt 
b 12,  frl  sec  15  add,  Dec  18,  City  of  Chi- 
cago to  Ephraim  Morris $105 


County I21- 

Total 191  $582,006 


LAKE. 

Lot  6 b 8.  Beck’s  sub,  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Jan  20 , 

Jas  Woodbury  to  Jane  C McLogan $525 

Und  1-2  of  lot  1 and  e 70  ft  lot  2 b 2 Normal  School 
21  38  14,  Dec  29,  Francis  F Smith  to  A F Bennett, 

$1,100 

N 50  ft  of  s 100  feet  of  v 127  35-100  ft  of  lot  8 b 5, 
Skinner  & Judd’s  sub  21  38  14,  Dec  11,  A Her- 

mance  to  E Abch $1,700 

Lots  95  and  96,  Stewart’s  sub,  sw  qr  1 38  13,  Jan  13, 

R Bar  to  Julia  Hanlen $200 

Lots  30  and  31  b 3,  Benedict’s  subdn,  se  qr  20  38  14, 

Jan  16,  R S Cox  to  A T Gavell $400 

Lots  25  26  27  b 1,  Hedenberg’s  sub  in  ne  qr  7 38 14, 
Jan  14,  Isabella  Hedenberg  to  Jonn  W Hedenberg 

$1,300 

Lot  39  b 1,  same,  Jan  14,  John  W Hedenberg  to  Jas 

W Hedenberg $350 

Lots  41  and  42  b 4,  Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  R S 

Cox  toTWersbach $400 

Lot  3 of  lots  1 to  10  and  12  b 6,  Linden  Grove,  Jan  11 

C B Eggleston  to  P J Luby  $1,500 

Lot  10  and  n half  11  of  lot  1 to  10  and  12  b 6,  Linden 
Grove,  Jan  11,  CB  Eggleston  to  H W Fairchi.d, 
$525 


West  390  feet  of  north  133  ft  of  ne  qr  sw  qr  6 38  12, 

Nov  1,  ’82,  C I Peck  to  Chas  Hoag $300 

Lots  15  and  16  b 24,  La  Grange,  Jan  II,  F D Cossitt 

to  F Hallen $800 

Lots  5 and  6 block  5;  lots  4 and  5 b 17.  Seafie  d 

Wm  Olson  to  P J Malcam $2,000 

Lot  9 b 1,  LaGrange,  Aug  6,  F D Cossitt  to  John  A 
Olson $300 

CALUMET. 

Lot  24  blk  7,  Hilliard  & Hitt’s  sub,  nw  qr  17  37  14: 
lot  34.  Hitt’s  sub  in  sw  qr  17  37  14;  lots  18  19  and 
23.  Beckwith’s  addn  to  Morgan  Park,  Oct  29,  O 

Child  to  Lizzie  M Tanner $1250 

Lot  16  b 45,  Halsted  st  add  to  Washington  Heights, 

March  14,  Aglae  Cohen  to  S M Smith $100 

Lots  1 to  4 b 1,  Cole’s  sub  of  15  acs  in  sw  qr  4 37  14. 

January  18,  H Coombs  to  G F Westover $100 

Lot  65  b 2,  Washington  Heights,  July  12,  ’83,  E W 
Bennett  to  Geo  Dover $300 

CICERO. 

Lot  7 b 10,  Austinville,  Jan  7,  Caroline  A Wiggins 

to  E S Austin $175 

S 30  ft  of  lot  42  and  north  30  ft  of  lot  45  of  lots  1 to 
11,  Scoville’s  sub  of  49  acres  in  7 39  13,  Jan  11,  J 

I .Jones  to  W A Hutchinson $1,650 

Lots  6 and  7 of  lots  13  to  15  bl,  Kettlestring’s  addn 

to  Harlem,  — — , Mary  J Baker  to  D H Dorsett 

$4,900 

Lots  1 to  5 b 3,  Hiatt’s  sub  in  sw  qr  7 39  13,  jan  16, 
Jacob  Van  Aernam  to  Ellen  H Weage $3,000 

EVANSTON. 

Lot  11  b 44,  Rogers’  Park,  Jan  7,  J M Kean  to  Levi 

Grant $400 

Lots  8 9 12  13  bik  1,  Hardin’s  add,  Oct  28,  Charles  E 

Browne  to  C T Bartlett $2,875 

Lot  5 b 3,  Evanston,  Jan  10,  Mary  Hartry  to  Mary 
Foley : $500 


41JIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  ASD  HlUT 
CI.AOI  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

E 164  ft  of  lot  27  of  w ^ lots  20  to  24, 
b 2,  Sheffield’s  add,  Jan  13,  Jno  Schrei- 

ber  to  estate  of  Mary  Vellenzer $1 

Lot  5 (ex  20  ft)  lots  6 to  15,  blk  86.  Elston 
add,  Dec  31,  E R Jewett  to  Chicago  Gas 

Light  and  Coke  Co $1 

Lot  11  of  lots  12  to  25  blk  21,  Ashland  2d 
addn,  Jan  7,  R A Dowling  to  Sarah  J 

Manning 

Lot  3 b 8,  Day’s  sub  in  ne  qr,  4 38  14,  Jan 
15,  S Park  Commissioners  to  T Daley, 


Lots  5 6 and  7 b 6,  Brown’s  addn  to  Desplaines,  jan 
15,  Richd  C Bird  to  E C Wyman $600 


MISOELLANEOUS. 


370x50  ft  in  w Vi  sw  Vi  26  35  13,  Dec  7,  Simon  Biel- 

feldt  to  F A Koenig $700 

Lot  13  block  3,  Ingledew’s  addition  to  Ravenwood, 
December  15,  S Sickinger  et  al  to  J H Boyle, 

$475 

Lot  12  b 4 and  lot  s b 5,  Goodspeed’s  sub  in  ne  qr 
9 38  14,  Dec  18,  W A Coleman  to  J T Armstrong, 

$500 

Lot  30  block  8,  Phillips’  subdn  in  north  Vi  6 36  15, 

, William  L A Summet  to  Martha  A Martin 

$200 

Lots  7 and  8 b 18  and  south  75  feet  of  lot  7 bl7, 
South  Lawn,  January  11,  Minnie  Frank  to  J T 

Lutor $9®^ 

Und  Vi  of  lots  20  and  21  22  b 2.  Brainard  & Evans’ 
addn,  and  of  lot  23  b 6,  Wallers’  sub  in  20  39  14, 
January  11,  Thomas  A Lilly  to  Isaac  N Lilly, 

; $5,000 

North  Vi  of  ik  acres  in  east  qr  lot  1 nw  qr  1 42  9, 
January  11,  G W Lageschnlte  to  G Lageschulte,^ 

1%  acres  in  e qr  iot  1 nw  qr  1 42  29,  Oct  1,  H Boeh- 

mer  to  G Lageschulte  e $450 

Lot  13  b 4,  Goodspeed’s  subdn  in  ne  qr  9 38  14,  Dec 

17,  S J Pierce  to  J T Armstrong $250 

Und  half  of  ne  qr  ne  qr  18  37  13,  Dec  28,  A S Piper 

to  John  Crandall $100 

SE  or  ne  qr  17  37  13,  December  28,  same  to  same, 

..  $1 

E half  ne  qr;  also  n 38  acs  w half  ne  qr  32  41  9;  also 
w 14%  acs  of  sw  qr  se  qr  33  41  9,  containing  130 
acs — ex  railroad,  Dec  9,  C W Gould  to  W A Pratt. 

$7,076 

S i-2  ne  qr  ne  qr  31  41  9,  Dec  10,  Wm  Hagel  to  Su- 
san E Gould $1 

Part  of  lot  1 b 4 div  1 , Riverside,  Dec  31,  W G Clarke 

to  E Hartzell $1,250 

Lot  11  b 10,  Simons’  sub,  se  qr  35  40  13,  jan  15,  Jun- 
ius Simons  to  F A Wiukelman $400 

Lot  30  b 2.  Culver’s  Park,  jan  29,  E H Gammon  to 

Chas  Anderson $200 

1 acre  in  ne  qr  sw  qr  29  37  11,  Jan  4,  Peter  Hermes 

toP  Heinz $550 

Lot  47  b 11,  Morris’  sub,  sw  qr  18  39  14,  Jan  16,  Thos 

Reath  to  S A Walther $6,000 

Same,  Jan  18,  S A Walther  to  Mary  M Reath . . $6,000 


SPECIAL  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

Hutchinson  C L to  A A Sprague,  Jan  16,  part  lot  10 

blk  1,  3 38  14 $4,000 

Schintz  E II  to  M B Routzong,  Jan  16,  pt  lot  3,  blk 

5,  Wolcott’s  addn $2,400 

Simons  J to  F A Wiukelman,  Jan  15,  pt  b 10,  35  40 

13  $400 

Kaufman  E to  K Belinski,  Nov  18,  It  62  b 33,  19  39 

14  $900 

Powers  P to  M Cunningham,  Dec  14.  ’67,  lot  54, 

Crane’s  sub  28  39  14 $1 

Hutchinson  C L to  A Orr,  Jan  16,  pt  Its  8 and  10, 
and  all  Its  9 b 1,  B & S’s  sub,  3 38  14  $8,000 


E 14  lot  2,  Cleaver  & Taylor’s  sub,  se  qr 
3 38  14,  Jan  13,  S Pk  Commrs  to  N G 

Bradford $1 

Lot  14  blk  15,  J R & Storr’s  add,  Dec  24, 

J H Cannon  to  Margaret  A Ward  ....  $1 
N 33  ft  of  wly  % of  lot  32,  Ellis’  East  add, 
Jany  16,  A B Jenks  to  Lucy  McRalfe, 

_..... $2,000 

Lots  30  and  31  b 67,  Hyde  Park,  Dec  15, 
Helen  G and  Paul  Cornell  to  Heirs  of  A 
Herring $25 

300x583*4  ft  (3  acs)  in  ne  0r  nw  0r  sec  5 

38  14;  also  lot  1,  Packer’s  Fourth  add, 
Dec  10,  Anderson  Fowler  to  The  Ameri- 
can Provision  Co $H* 

Lot  59  b 11,  33  39  14,  Jan  11,  Frank  Bla- 

ha  to  Karel  Sejneha $1 

Lot  3 b 66  w *4  27  39  14,  May  18,  Chas  Al- 

bee  to  Harriet  Albee $1 

W half  lot  28  b 3,  Johnson’s  sub,  nw  qr  s 
w qr  19  39  14,  Jan  11,  N O Allen  to  W 

A Coleman $140 

Lot  9 b 1,  Rogers’  2d  add,  Jan  15,  Ann 
M McEUigott  to  Charles  S Quinlan, 

$325 

Lots  3 and  4 blk  3,  Jonston  Jr’s  sub  of  9 
acs  sw  qr  36  40  13,  Dec  24,  J M Magen- 

stern  to  H Spitz * 

W 24  ft  of  e 48  ft  of  lot  13  and  14,Weiler’s 
sub  of  lots  26  27  28,  North  add,  Jan  11, 

Catharina  Frett  to  C L Nilhoff $314 

Lot  5 b 4 of  w pt  lot  5,  16  38  14,  Jan  II, 

M Tierney  to  E W Adkinson $100 

Lot  13  b 60,  S S add,  Jan  12,  Matej  Novot- 
ny to  Anna  Novotny $1 

Lots  15  and  16  b 4 Keith’s  sub  sw  *4  se  *4 
14  38  14,  Jan  7,  D & A Graham  et  al  to 

Jennie  Graham $10 

Lot  14  b 8,  Hamburg,  Dec  16,  Lee  J Pit- 

ner  to  P Dunlevy  $5 

Lots  1 and  2 of  lots  49  to  60  b 61,  7 39  14, 
Apr  24,  ’84,  W G Waddell  to  J N Glover 

. $‘l 

Lot  42  in  sub  of  n 7 acs  of  lot  14,  Stew- 
art’s sub  sw  qr  1 38  13,  Jan  7,  Isaac  C 

Ogden  to  J Petche $40 

Lots  53  and  56  of  lot  14,  Bronson’s  add, 
Jan  14,  R P & W H Clarke  to  W C Dow, 

$1 

Lot  3 to  6 b 11,  Harding’s  sub  w nw 
11  39  13,  July  28,  Hannah  Lewis  to  Hel- 
en A Lewis $1 

Lot  24  of  lots  1 and  3 to  8 b 38,  Orig  Town 
Jan  14,  City  of  Chicago  to  Conn  Life 

Ins  Co $667 

Lot  2 b 117,  S S addn,  Oct  9,  Heirs  of  L 

Jones  Norcross  to  J M Douglass $2 

Lands  west  and  adj  Market  st,  betwn  blks 
7 and  14,  Orig  Town,  Jan  11,  P E Stan- 
ley to  Nathan  Means $1 

E 45  ft  of  lot  10  blk  2,  Cleaverville  addn, 
Dec  22,  Babetta  Schwartz  to  H B East- 
man   $1 


TRUST  DEEDS 

Allen  F H to  H F Vallette,  Jan  8,  Its  15 

and  10  b 24  LaGrange,  5 y,  7% $1,500 

Abel  E J to  J Drake,  Dec  28.  pt  It  8 b 6 S 
& J’s  sub  21  38  14,  Apl  1,  8%,  p m . . . $500 
Ahern  W to  D Ackerman,  Jan  14.  It  26  b 

13,  36  39  13,  4 y,  7% $100 

Burgett  J M H to  F R Chandler,  Jan  12, It 
14  b 2 Ellis’  w add,  5 y,  7%,  2 deeds$10,920 
Blain  C to  R W Bridge,  Jan  1,  It  21  b 1,22 

37  14.  2 y,  7% $250 

Basse  F L to  S D Ward,  Jan  2,  pt  It  47  b 

6 of  b 4 Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  8%,  2 deeds 
$4,000 

Brichorek  V to  G W Kroll,  Dec  23,  It  67  b 

10,  20  39  14,  wkly,  8% -. $1,000 

Bunte  C and  AtoTH  Schintz,  Jan  13,  It 
45  and  pt  44  b 2 of  b 3 Sheffield’s  add,  3 

y,  6% $1,500 

Boyle  J H to  B F Weber,  Dec  15,  It  13  b 3 
Ingledew’s  add  Ravenswood.  3 y,  7% 

_ $850 

Berger  J to  A Sternheiner,  Jan  15,  It  48  b 

7 McReynold’s  add,  1 y,  8% $520 

Berger  J to  C Kozminnki,  Jan  15,  It  48  b 

7,  6 39  14,  3 y,  7% Jl,800 

Bell  E to  W A Bond.  Dec  28,  Its  1 and  2 b 

14  Ravenswood,  3 y,  8%% $2,500 

Blume  A to  C A Burley,  Nov  2,  pt  It  103 

Butterfield’s  add,  5 y,  6$,  p m $1,500 

Burnham  E to  R H White,  Jan  15,  It  15 
and  pt  14  b 5,  11  38  14,  3 m,  8%  ...  . $1,000 
Boville  C to  F C Kuhn  Jr,  Jan  8,  It  4 b * 

Elston’s  add,  3 y,  7^ $1,000 

Balls  N H to  S Dunlop,  Jan  15,  It  21  b 12 

Norwood  Park,  5 y,  7% $2,000' 

Brachen  P to  J G Bordenschatz,  Jan  9,  n 
Its  12  and  13  b 8 Lemont,  2 y,  8%.. $900 
Behncke  M and  V to  E Koch.  Jan  14,  pt 

27  39  13,  3 y,  7% $2,500 

Beck  L to  E Koch,  pt  It  3 n e J4  33  10  ^3’ 

1 y,  7% $300 

Brewster  J H to  E H Sheldon,  Dec  12,  Its 
18  to  22  of  It  6 b 11  Rockwell’s  add,  3 y, 

8%,  p m,  6 deeds $6,750 

Barker  C to  H C VanSchaack,  Jan  4,  It  5 

b 1,  13  39  13,  5 y,  7% $1,900 

Belinski  K to  B Loewenthal,  Nov  18,  It  62 

$700 


b 33,  19  39  14,  3 y,  7%,  p m . 

Behrens  C S to  H C Zuttermeister,  Jan  19, 

It  51  b 29,  21  39  14,  3 y,  7% $750 

Brown  L G to  B F Cummins,  Jan  13,  Its  9 

to  11  b 3,  24  37  14,  90  ds,  8Vc $71 

Browne  C E to  D B Dewey,  Jan  12,  pt  bs 
12  14,  17  and  18  N Evenston,  3 y,  7% 

$2,000 

Bnrghardt  G H to  D B Dewey,  Jan  18,  pt 
Its  7 and  8 b 1,  21  38  14,  3 y,  7jg  ...  $3,000 
Bigoness  N to  W Loeb,  Jan  16,  pt  Its  33 

to  35  b 37,  28  39  14,  3 y,  8% $2,000 

Ryan  M J to  J C Schumacher,  Jan  19,  It 

76  b 5 of  b 6,  19  39  14,  wkly,  5% $3,000 

Brown  P to  C P Keeney,  Jan  18,  Its  8 and 

9 b 3 b 16  Garfield.  3 y,  8% $600 

Bolton  J to  H G Foreman,  Jan  11.  It  1 b 

26,  29  39  14,  4 y,  8%<?c $2,920 

Crischanonsky  F to  J W Farlin,  Jan  5,  It 

37  b 29,  25  40  13 $400 

Cooley  S A and  H M F to  A Peterson, Dec 

28,  It  41  b 27,  7 39  14,  3 y,  7% $900 

Carlson  L J to  J Stern,  Jan  7,  Its  4 and  5 

of  It  1,  25  38  14,  wkly,  7% $1,800 

Clendenon  I and  I to  E H Gary,  Jan  6,  Its 

8 to  11  b 193  Maywood,  5 y,  7?  ....  $1,500 
Cihanek  J to  T H Schintz,  Jan  9,  It  73  b 

9,  20  39  14,  3 y,  7% $800 

Colvin  W A et  al  to  T Clark,  Jan  11,  pt  w 

s e *4  36  38  14,  Dec  15,  8% $500 

Campbell  J L to  F L Wilk,  Jan  14,  Its  43 

to  62,  12  39  13,  May  1,8# $36,952 

Clerken  J to  R W Bridge,  Jan  14,  It  9 b 2 

of  b 10  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,  8% $850= 

Cone  E to  G D Pease,  Jan  1,  It  45  b 2 sub 

of  J & P’s  add,  28  m,  7% $1,200 

Cornell  E G to  D Quigg.  Jan  19,  b 11  s w 

% 22  38  14,  1 y,  7% $5,000 

Crowley  T M to  S Kerr,  Jan  16,  pt  It  11  b 

5,  24  39  14,  5 y,  7%,  4 deeds $4200 

Colored  B L to  J W Scoville,  Dec  31.  pt  b 

97,  27  39  14,  2 y,  6% $5,500 

Dunlavy  P to  L C Pitner,  Nov  23,  it  14  b 8 

Hamburg,  37  m,  8%,  pm $376 

Dunning  W C to  J C Magill,  Jan  13,  ptlts 

9 and  10  Taylor’s  sub  18  39  14,  2 y,  8% 
$1,500 

Dover  G to  J T Greenacre,  Jan  4,  It  65  b 

. $200 


2 W Heights,  mthly,  7%. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


R.  W.  Hyman  Jr.  & Go., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
af  n««  resiibnts. 


Davis  J and  H to  H 0 VanSchack,  Jan  2, 

It  3 of  It  8 b 4 of  b 8,  12  39  13,  5 v,  7 % 

*$2,000 

Dorn  C to  J H Bissell,  Jan  11,  It  9 b 16 

etc  Forestvilie,  1 y,  8% $400 

Daley  T to  J H Hanna,  Jan  15,  It  3 b 8 

Day’s  sub  4 38  14,  2 y,  8% $260 

DeSwarte  G C to  G Foreman,  Sept  28,  Its 

27  to  29  b 1,  20  38  14,  5 y,  6* $450 

DeGries  L to  C P H Dose.  Jan  18,  pt  It  15 

b 21,  6 39  14,  2 y,  7% $150 

Esmoil  L B and  E M to  C S Thornton, 
Jan  14,  pt  Its  27  and  26  b 25  Cornell,  3 

y,  M $325 

English  M to  J Foley,  Jan  15.  It  21  b 18, 

31  39  14,  ninthly,  8% $1,000 

Evendorff  C J F to  H S Dietrich,  Jan  14, 

It  12  b 2,  20  40  14,  wkly,  8% $300 

Flemming  D to  S E Gross,  Dec  30,  It  47  b 
3 of  b 1 Clifford’s  add,  3 y,  6%,  p m . . $700 
Franchere  0 J to  J E Fay,  Jan  14,  pt  Its 
1 to  5 b 2 b 40,  17  39  14,  2 y,  7%,  p m 

• $750 

Fallis  M B and  S VV  to  G L Thatcher,  Jan 

12,  b 20,  11  39  13,  3 y,  8% $1,000 

Fucik  J to  T H Schintz,  Jan  9,  It  31  b 47, 

19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $1,000 

Foss  F L to  VV  A Beck,  Jan  16,  It  8 b 2 It 

1 etc,  36  40  13,  5 y,  6% $500 

Farwell  J V to  C F Harding,  Dec  29,  pt  It 

3 b 82  s s add  and  other  prop,  5 y. $20,000 
Forkelson  T to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  9, 

pt  It  6 b 1 H & H’s  sub  36  40  13,  4 y,  7%, 

P m $900 

Flanders  F A to  H G Foreman,  June  12, 

Its  89  to  92  b 3,  20  38  14,  5 y,  6%,  p m 

$787 

Fricke  G H C to  J S Norton,  Jan  15,  50 

acs  in  n e % 2 74  12,  5 y,  8% $4,000 

Gibbs  H M to  E B Pease,  Jan  1,  It  24  b7s. 

e U 28  39  14,  5 y,  7% $3,000 

Goodman  E to  R C Wright  et  al,  Jan  11, It 

14  b 10  Duncan’s  add,  5 y,  8% $3,000 

Goldocller  H to  S E Gross,  Jan  11,  It  5 b 

4 Gross  Park,  20  ds,  7%,  p m $425 

Goodison  T to  G D Pease,  Jan  12,  It  6 b 5 

Davis’  add,  5 y,  7%  $300 

Geschke  C to  S Wallner,  Oct  28,  It  7 b 3, 

25  39  13,  mthly,  8% $400 

Gray  N J to  C F Stokes,  Jan  — , It  2 b 12, 

17  39  14,  18  m,  8% $1,500 

Giver  MtoTH  Schintz,  Jan  14,  Its  4 and 

5 of  It  1 etc  18  39  14,  May  1,6$ $912 

Gavel  A T to  H G Foreman,  June  16,  Its 

30  and  31  b 3,  20  38  14,  mthly,  6%,  p m 

$380 

Griet  E to  J Bletsch,  Jan  19,  It  25  b 60,  19 

39  14,  2 y,  8% $700 

Hubbard  W H to  W F Dummer,  Jan  4,  pt 

Its  3 and  4 of  It  40  etc  Bronson’s  add. 

etc $8,000 

Hoffman  A J to  G L Thatcher,  Jan  12,  pt 

It  6 b 21  Thatcher  Park,  3 y,  8% $1,000 

Hohmann  J C to  L E Race,  Jan  16,  It  6 b 

5,  8 39  13,  1 y,  8$ $200 

Hawthorne  S T to  H W Wolseley,  Jan  11, 

It  5 b 5,  14  38  14,  mthly,  8# $3,500 

Hutchinson  W A to  F Q Ball,  Jan  14,  pt 
Its  42  and  45  It  1 etc  7 39  14,  5 y,  6%%, 

pm $3,000 

Holley  M A to  B Lathrop,  Dec  22,  Its  14 

to  17  b 4,  2 38  14,  2 y,  6% $2,000 

Hopp  W to  J W Pfeiffer,  Jan  16,  It  7 b 3 

R & A’s  sub  4 38  14,  wkly,  7%% $1,500 

Hartzell  E E to  G R Lyon,  Dec  31,  pt  It  1 

b 4 div  1 Riverside,  2 y,  6% $1,250 

Harms  A to  T H Schintz,  Jan  18.  pt  s w 

H s w ^ 12  42  12,  6 m,  7% ' $750 

Hampson  J P and  J to  M Beem,  Jan  8,  e 
% It  4 b 17  Kinzie’s  add,  5 y,  8%%  $10,000 
Herrick  M B to  C W Regan,  Jan  2,  pt  b 

15,  22  38  14,  3 y,  8% $744 

Hopkinson  E C to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan 
14,  It  15  b 44  Carpenter’s  add,  2 y,  7% 

$300 

Hartinger  S to  G W Droll,  Oct  31,  It  7 b 

51,  19  39  14,  wkly,  8% $1,000 

Hunter  J C to  W T Dwight,  Jan  9,  It  46  b 

26, if  39  14,  1 v,  8% $249 

Held  J to  J H Ernst,  Jan  18,  It  30  b 4 of  b 

10  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  6% $2,000 

Horan  H to  T Sickel,  Jan  15,  It  45  b 1,  29 

40  14,  1 y,  6% $150 

Hellmann  F X to  A Wolf,  Jan  14,  It  21  b 

18,  35  40  13,  mthly,  8% $400 

Inholz  C to  E E Prussing,  Jan  15,  It  35  b 

6,  20  40  14,  6 y,  7% $1,500 


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Islinek  F to  F Nowall,  Jan  12,  It  5 b 12,25 

39  13,  4 y,  7% $400 

Johnson  J P to  F E Miller,  Jan  14,  It  44  b 

7,  28  39  14,  5 y,  8% $400 

J ung  P to  F R Chandlur,  Jan  13,  Its  A and 

5 b 5,  33  40  14,  2 y,  6% $1,600 

Jones  D L to  W Loeb,  Dec  5,  It  7 b 4 P 
H’s  sub  9 38  14,  5 y,  7 %,  2 deeds ....  $1,050 
Johnson  W E et  al  to  J B Bryan,  Dec  5, 

Its  26  to  29  b 18  s s add,  2 y,  8%,  p m 

$7,666 

Jurgenson  R S to  J Mauritzen,  Jan  11,  It 

3 b 15  Bickerdike’s  add,  4 y,  6% $700 

Keith  O R to  W E Furness,  Dec  17,  pt  b 2, 

II  38  14,  3 y,  6%,  p m $8,500 

Kill  M to  C Jorn,  Jan  14.,  It  27  b 2 of  bs  16 

and  17,  29  39  14,  3 y.  7% $1,600 

Kaspar  A to  A Sedlacek,  June  9,  It  8 b 7, 

20  39  14,  8 m,  8% $1,700 

Kopecky  J to  G W Kroll,  Dec  23,  It  5 b 11, 

20  39  14,  wkly,  8% $700 

Kier  E to  E Hancey,  Dec  30,  Its  40  and  41 

b 12,  33  40  14,  18  m,  6% $1590 

Kinstry  R to  J McVocy,  Jan  2,  It  61  and 

pt  62  b 44,  7 39  14,  5 y,  8% $6,000 

Kacin  E to  S Mayer,  Jan  18,  Its  4 and  6 It 

1 b 41,  21  39  14,  2 y,  8% $700 

Krasinski  T to  E A Warfield,  June  15,  tl 

13  b 17,  7 38  14,  13  m.  8%,  p m $200 

Klug  F to  H C Zuttermeister,  Jan  16,  It 20 

n e % 18  39  15,  2 y,  8% $300 

Kaatz  J to  J F Jorn,  Jan  11,  It  36  b 3 Kay 

add,  2 y,  7% $200 

Kaezmank  J to  T Schintz,  Jan  8,  It  3 of  It 
51  b 34,  19  39  14,  May  1,  ’89,  7%,  2 deeds 

$1,500 

Kronenberger  C to  A Wisner,  Jan  13,  Its 

1 and  2 b 4 of  b 12  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y, 

7% $1,000 

Kelly  M F to  W M Howland,  Jan  13,  It  68 

b 8,  4 38  14,  1 y,  8% $200 

Linohan  T to  J L Veeder,  Jan  15,  It  18  b 

4 of  b 24,  29  39  14,  2 y,  7% $300 

Leovra  V to  T Schintz,  Jan  16,  It  17  b 48, 

19  39  14,  Nov  1,  ’89,  8% $2,000 

Lynch  I M to  E Koch,  Jan  7,  It  10  b 1 of  b 

6,  33  39  14,  3 y,  8%% $1,700 

Layer  R to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  6,  It  4 

b A of  b 8,  20  39  14,  5 y,  7% $2,000 

Lossie  W to  G W Kroll,  Nov  18,  It  80  b 13, 

20  39  14.  wkly,  8% $1,200 

Labudda  A to  S M Moore,  Apl  7,  ’84,  It  38 

b 2 b 30,  31  39  14,  4 y,  S«,  p m $275 

Lunn  H VV  to  S M Moore,  Dec  24,  Its  45 

and  52  b 1,  24  39  14,  3 y,  7% $2,100 

Lemke  H to  A Pike,  Jan  9,  It  4 b 20  Hol- 
stein, mthly,  6 % $2,000 

Leonard  E and  C H to  J Gunzenhauser, 

Jan  12,  It  5 Cir  ct  partn  30  39  13,  3 y,7% 

2 deeds $2,000 

Lowden  S to  A W Eschenberg,  Jan  11,  It 

13  b 7 Davis’  add,  3 y,  8%,  p m $300 

LeVvis  H A to  G D Pease.  Jan  9,  Its  3 to  6 

b 11,  11  39  13,  3 y,  7%. $500 

Lubke  P to  T H Schintz,  Jan  6,  It  15  b 14, 

20  39  14,  2 y,  7% $800 

Lagerberg  G to  G A Rose,  Jan  12,  It  10  b 

2,  36  40  13,  5 y,  8% $200 

Lindstrom  A to  S L Boyce,  Jan  11,  Its  32 

and  33  n e % 20  38  14,  5 y,  8% $1,100 

Meers  0 to  C C Schumacher,  Jan  14,  It  29 

b 61,  19  39  14,  3 y,  8% $800 

McCarron  H to  E E Prussing,  Jan  13,  It 

29  b 5,  2 39  13,  5 y,  7% $500 

Martin  R to  M E Greenebaum,  pt  It  7 b 1 

H & H’s  sub  36  40  13,  1 y,  7% $900 

Mohlman  W to  W D Bishop,  Oct  2.  it  59 

Moorman’s  add,  2 y,7% $3,000 

Meaney  P to  E F Gorton,  Jan  1,  It  4 b 3 

It  5,  16  38  14,  5 y,  7% $1,600 

McKenna  A J to  C VV  Nicholls,  Jan  15,  It 

28  b 27,  33  39  14,  2%  y,  7%,  p m $242 

Mulcare  J S to  J R Parker,  Jan  18,  It  33  b 

3,  10  39  13,  mthly,  7% $1,000 

McNeal  H to  W H Holden,  Jan  15,  pt  It  3 

and  Its  1 and  2 b 1 Gate’s  sub  21  38  14, 

3 y,  7% $2,000 

Markavski  F to  E Kaufman,  Jan  19,  Its  75 

and  76  b 33,  19  39  14,  3 y.  7% $1,000 

Martin  D to  T and  T Hartigan,  Jan  11,  It 

66  b 22,  7 39  14,  3 y,  7% $550 

Meaney  M E to  G G Newbury,  Dec  31,  It 

4 b 3,  16  38  14,  32  m,  7% $1,500 


Malquist  P to  J L Day,  Jan  15,  Its  26  to 
28  b 3 B & C’s  add  Evanston,  18  m,  6%, 

pm $180 

Murphy  L to  J J Altpeter.  Jan  16,  It  26  b 

9 Bickerdike’s  add,  wkly,  8% $1,000 

Meyer  M to  M Schmitz,  Jan  12.  pt  It  4 of 

It  6 b 5,  33  40  14,  1 y,  8%% $300 

Mclnerney  M to  P W Holway,  Jan  14.  It  8 
and  pt  6 of  It  8,  4 38  14,  mthly,  7%.. $2, 500 
Morley  A to  E W Russell,  Jan  13,  It  20  b 

39,  27  39  14,  6 m,  7% $3,000 

Neal  J P to  E H Sheldon,  Jan  1,  pt  b 86  s 

s add,  4 y,  8% $88,175 

Nager  J to  W C Frick,  Dec  30,  It  4 b 3,  6 

39  14,  2 y,  8% $600 

Offleld  C K to  F A Henshaw.  Jan  16,  It  1 
b 2 Morris  et  al’s  sub  18  39  14,  2 y,  6 %, 

pm $800 

Olsen  P D to  J W Lanehart,  Dec  2,  It  51 

b 6 etc  29  40  34,  3 y,  8%,  p m $400 

O’Rourke  P to  C F Springer.  Jan  15,  n % 

It  5 b 1 It  1,  21  38  14,  18  m,  8%,  p m.  .$300 
O’Connell  T to  F Foley,  Jan  18,  Its  34  and 

35  b 2,  13  39  13,  mthly,  8% $2,400 

O’Hara  M to  J C Schumacher,  Jan  14,  It  5 

b 12  S & G’s  add,  2 y,  7%  . $200 

O’Neil  M to  H G Foreman.  Oct  15,  It  17  b 

3,  20  38  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $200 

Oestewercher  M to  W Loeb,  Jan  25,  Its  19 

and  20  b 15,  1 y,  7%,  2 deeds  $6,500 

Oesterricher  T and  M to  N A Mayer,  Jan 

12,  It  25  b 40,  21  39  14,  5 y,  8% $6,500 

Parsons  S B to  C J Haines,  Jan  13,  pt  b 

24,  36  39  12,  3 y,  8% $2,500 

Pommeranz  A to  W Vocke,  Jan  13,  It  35  b 

8 McRevnold’s  add,  3 y,  7% $750 

Potter  T to  C W Nicholes,  Jan  12,  It  14  of 

It  1,  9 38  14,  1 y,  8% $435 

Poticek  P to  A Dooiak,  Jan  12,  It  13  b 5. 

20  39  14,  wkly,  6 % $2,000 

Pas  H to  W A Swart,  Jan  4,  It  12  b 1 Riv- 

erdale,  mthly,  7% $500 

Packard  S W to  E Russell,  Jan  18,  pt  It  3 

b 9 frl  15  add,  5 y,  6% $10,000 

Persies  L to  G W Kroll,  Dec  31,  It  45  b 18, 

19  39  14,  wkly,  8% $100 

Pfeiffer  J to  R VV  Bridge,  Dec  16,  It  6 and 
pt  5 b 8 of  b 10  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y,  6 %, 

pm $1,000 

Quinlan  C S to  G A Rose,  Jan  13,  It  29  b 

16,  12  39  13,  2 y,  7% $400 

Retter  B to  J H Ernst,  Jan  15,  Its  3 to  5 b 

1 Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,  8%% $4,000 

Rubak  V to  C B Walleck,  Jan  15,  It  40  b 

38,  19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $600 

Rennert  — to  C Jorn,  Jan  15,  It  7 b 3,  28 

39  14,  5 y,  7% $3,000 

Rahkam  H to  0 Charles,  Jan  14,  Its  31  and 

32  b 1,  29  40  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $1,050 

Roth  G R to  J H Ernst,  Jan  18,  It  9 b 5 of 

b 2 Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,  6%,  p m $600 

Robertson  H E to  H G Foreman,  Sept  5, 

It  21  b 2,  20  38  14.  3 v,  6%,  p m $150 

Rasmussen  R to  A Petersen,  June  16,  It 

38  b 2,  1 39  13,  4 y,  8% $1,000 

Routzong  M D to  T H Schintz,  Jan  16,  pt 

It  3 b 5 Wolcott’s  add,  for  life  support 

of  A Routzong,  $100  pr  m $100,000 

Richardson  M J to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan 

13,  Its  23  to  25  b 1 of  b 28,  12  39  13,  1 y, 

7% $7,000 

Reed  F P to  C Lindemann,  Jan  13,  Its  44 

and  45  b 2,  29  40  14,  3 y,  7% $1,000 

Staab  J to  E Koch,  Jan  8,  Its  78  to  80  b 9, 

33  40  14,  2 y,  8%% $3,000 

Ryan  T H to  J Stern.  Jan  7,  It  8 b 1,  23  38 

14,  wkly,  7% $500 

Ryan  D W to  VV  D Kerfoot,  Nov  27.  pt  It 

21  b 7,  3 39  14,  3 y,  8% . .$2,100 

Regan  J E to  P VV  Snowhook,  Jan  8,  It  24 

b 7 J,  R & S’s  add,  2 y,  7% $300 

Reno  S A to  J B Skinner,  Jan  12,  pt  b LI, 

33  39  14,  2 y,  8% $3,000 

Rewers  J to  J Craja,  Jan  3,  It  85  b 33,  19 

39  14,  2 y,  8%,  p m $600 

Ric  A J to  C F Hatterman,  Jan  10.  It  9 b 

1 of  b 19,  5 39  14,  1 y,  7% $200 

Ristow  Mfg  Co  to  H H Anderson,  Jan  15, 
lease  of  Its  35  to  38  b 39  Elston’s  add,  1 

y,  6* $3,500 

Stevens  L L and  C VV  to  H Felsenthal, 

Jan  15,  Its  22  to  25  b 29,  17  39  14,  1 y, 

6* $300 


Roeseh  E to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  7,  It 

65  Gross’  2d  add,  Nov  1,  8%,  p m .$175 

Smith  S M to  G VanderSegle,  Dec  — , pt 
Its  16  and  17  b 45,  5 37  14,  mthly’  7% 

$500 

Sidebatham  E to  J Grady,  Jan  8,  s % It  3 

and  all  4,  9 38  14,  3 y,  7% $2,500 

Scholz  M to  VV  Heineman,  Jan  2,  It  3 b 1 

of  b 6,  18  39  14,  5 y,  8% $5,000 

; Schrader  F to  J Volkman,  Dec  16,  Its  19 

I and  20  b 6,  1 39  13,  2%  y,  8% $1,500 

: Sander  F to  A F Kretschmer,  Jan  14,  It  66 

b 31  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  7% $325 

Smith  P to  W Tapper  Jr,  Jan  12,  Its  16 
and  17  b 15  S & G’s  add,  2 y,  6%. . ..$1,600 
Schultz  F to  F Lackner,  Jan  14,  Its  39  and 
40  and  pt  41  and  42  of  It  138  Bronson’s 

add,  5 y,  8%. $1,500 

Smith  UP  to  F R Chandler,  Jan  18,  It  2 

to  9 b 3,  34  39  14,  1 y.  7% $5,000 

Swenson  A to  H C VanSchaack,  Dec  28, 

It  37  b 1 s e 3^  9 38  14,  5 y,  8% $1,200 

Sisson  J Z to  F G Bradley,  Jan  15,  It  15  of 

It  7 b 5,  29  39  14,  3 y,  7 % $l,v00 

Schmidt  VV  to  J Nowak,  Jan  18,  pt  It  8 b 

3,  19  39  14,  1 y,  7% $270 

Sweet  H to  T H Schintz,  Jan  7,  Its  1 and 

34.  36  40  13,  5 y,  7% $700 

Smith  J to  W Garnett,  Jan  11,  It  45  of  It 

I b 4,  33  39  14,  3 y,  8% $ 

Sollitt  J to  G H Laflin,  Jan  1,  It  31  b 18 

L,  L & S’s  sub  17  39  14,  5 y,  7% $3,375 

Schodrop  R to  C L Schaar,  Jan  14,  Its  32 

and  33  b 1,  8 38  14,  3 y,  6% $200 

Stewart  J M to  E Koch,  Jan  15,  pt  Its  1 to 

3 b 27  Wolcott’s  add,  1 y,  7% $5,000 

Steffen  J to  B Lathrop,  Jan  4,  It  59  b 27, 

31  39  14,  4 y,  8%,  p m $350 

Sircke  P to  T H Schintz,  Jan  12,  It  15  b 14, 

20  39  14,  1 y,  7% $200 

Struba  H to  A Loeb,  Jan  12,  It  36  b 4 Ar- 
cher’s add,  2 y,  8%,  p m $800 

Siebert  J to  S M Moore,  July  17,  ’84,  It  42 

b 2 of  b 30,  31  39  14,  2 y,  6%,  p m $278 

Sanders  E J to  E Burk,  Jan  1,  It  125  b 1 

Stave’s  sub  36  40  13,  2 y,  7% $500 

Scott  J to  F B Peabody,  Jan  7,  bs  9 and 
10  King,  S & W’s  add,  5 y,  6%#,  2 deeds 

$6,500 

Turner  S M to  F C Vierling,  Jan  8,  Its  1 

aud  2 b 4,  28  38  14,  1 y,  7% $1,200 

Tyrrell  C A to  E A Warfield,  Sept  28,  Its 

II  to  13  b 50,  7 38  14,  2 y,  8% $500 

Tomasek  J to  T Schintz,  Jan  5,  It  16  b 11, 

20  39  14,  May  1,  ’89,  6 % $4,000 

Thode  A to  H J Christoph,  Nov  5,  pt  It  1 

b 34.  12  39  13,  3 y,  6 % $3,000 

Tearney  W to  G A Rose,  Jan  8,  It  32  b 1, 

38  14,  2 y,  8% $400 

Thorn  W S to  E T Paul.  Jan  14,  It  7 b 5 

Barnum  Grove,  18  m,  8% $800 

Thompson  A to  F B Peabody,  Jan  11,  It 

20  b 72  R.  M & S’s  add,  5 y,  7% $1,800 

Taylor  H W to  F R Chandler,  Jan  11,  pt 
It  5 b 4 Normal  sub  21  38  14,  3 y,  7% 

$2,700 

Ulm  C to  A Heile,  Jan  13,  It  8 b 7,  30  39 

14,  5 y,  6^,  p m $300 

Vollmer  H to  V M Brand,  Apl  25,  It  1 of 

It  10  Ashland  2d  add,  2 y,  7% $2,500 

Vydina  J to  S Kerr,  Jan  15,  It  42  b 43,  19 

39  14,  3 y,  8% $500 

Ward  A R & J HtoME  Greenebaum, 

Jan  2,  Its  3 to  5 b 1 b 47  s s add,  2%  y, 

6% ‘ $8,000 

Wrasse  T to  A Horfer,  Jan  18,  Its  2 and  33 
b 4 Culver  Park,  Jan  18,  wkly,  . . . $700 
Walter  T to  C F Collott,  Dec  28,  It  10  of  It 

18,  4 39  14,  5 y,  8% $2,000 

Wottzer  J to  G L Thatcher,  Jan  12,  It  8 of 

It  8 b 24,  29  39  14,  5 y,  6% $250 

Wenham  J to  J R Doolittle,  Jan  7,  It  5 b 3, 

3 38  14,  3 y,  8% $698 

Werner  W to  T B Marston,  Jan  13,  It  33  b 

17,  25  40  13,  30  ds,  8%,  p m $205 

Wilson  H R to  M E Greenebaum,  It  1 of 

It  25  b 7,  34  39  14,  3 y,  8% $4,000 

Wolcott  K and  J H to  D H Small,  Jan  12, 

It  12  and  pt  13  b 12  La  Grange,  3 y,  7% 

$1,800 

Walsh  J to  F J Kinsella,  June  6,  pt  It  2 b 

33  s.s  add,  5 y,  6^,  p m $2000 

Wilson  J to  F Lackner,  Jan  13,  It  6 of  It 

108  Bronson’s  add,  3 y,  8% $2,000 

Williams  M J and  GWtoL  Baird,  Jan  7, 

Its  28  and  29  b 2 Morris  et  al’s  sub  18  39 

14,  2 deeds,  5 y,  6£ $5,600 

Walker  C E to  P W Palmer,  Jan  15,  It  37 
b 1,  20  40  14,  May  1,  ’89,  8%,  p m . . . . $250 
Waller  J A to  C Columbus  B & L Assn, 

Jan  16,  It  21  b 1,  29  40  14,  wkly,  5 1-5# 

$2,000 

Workman  A to  J H VanVlissengen,  Janl2, 

It  9 b 14,  20  39  14,  3 y,  7% $1,200  | 

Ward  M A <fc  D to  F R Chandler,  Jan  16. 

Its  13  and  14  b 15  J,  R & S’s  add  etc,  5 
y,  8%. $15,000 


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Wolf  W to  J Holdom,  Jan  16,  Us  16  and 

17  b 11,  28  39  14,  3 y,  6$ #3,030 

Wegener  0 to  0 Spangenburg,  Jan  19,  It 
13  b 17  Newberry’s  add,  6 y,  6 %. . . .#1,200 
Williams  0 to  E Koch,  Jan  18,  Its  10  and 

13  b 39,  33  40  14,  2 y,  8# $10,000 

Whitman  W F to  F R Chandler,  Jan  18, 

Its  60  and  51  b 31,  17  39  14,  5 y,  6^10,000 
Wright  P R to  F B Peabody,  Jan  19,  pt  It 
10  b 9 S & J’s  sub  21  38  14,  3 y,  7%  .#1,500 
Watkins  A L to  W H Holden,  Jan  19,  It  6 
of  It  9 b 8 Borden’s  sub  36  40  13,  3 y,  8% 
#1,000 

Weidlich  C M to  C F Hatterman,  Jan  15, 

It  20  b 1 Chatfield’s  add,  2 y,  7% #400 

Zabransky  J to  A Zajizek,  Jan  18,  It  33  b 
47  of  b 33  etc  b 48,  19  39  14,  3 v,  7%.  ■ #800 


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Anderson  A H to  W Sievert,  Jan  13,  It  8 b 

8,  4 38  14,  1 v,  7% $200 

Antonson  J W to  Parkside  Tj  & S Co,  Jan 
6,  It  1 It  14  b 1,  9 38  14,  wkly,  8$.  . .#3,400 
Bouton  S F to  E H Burdsell,  bk  2 of  bs  2 
and  21  Pittner’s  sub  27  38  14,  3 y,  7% 
#1,500 

Bischoff  F A to  Chicago  Permanent  B & L 
Assn,  Jan  5,  It  122  b F Wrightwood, 

mthly,  8% $5  500 

Budlong  J A to  W Smith,  Jan  8,  pt  n e 

12  40  13,  5 y,  8%,  p m $3,000 

Briden  EtoBD  Slocum,  Jan  2,  It  47  Eu- 
reka sub  4 38  14,  2 y,  6^ $270 

Burton  C to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Jan  11, 

It  42  b C 28  39  14,  wklv,  8 % $800 

Burton  C to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Jan  11, 

It  42  b C 28  39  14,  wkly.  8i #400 

Hong  J to  C T Johnson,  Jan  16.  It  23  b 1 
w7  J & T’s  sub  1 39  13,  May  1,  ’87,  8 <f 
$300 

Brown  C to  Phoenix  B Society,  Jan  13.  pt 

It  3 b 5,  36  40  13,  wkly,  5% #800 

Clark  W L to  H G Wilmarth.  Jan  12,  n ^ 

s w 21  42  9.  2 y,  7% I1'000 

Cole  A W to  M M Alvord,  Jan  4,  U 3 b 2 
Park  add  Ravenswood,  demand,  6%  $1,500 
Cortis  T H to  S E P Frost,  Jan  12,  Its  18 

to  21  b 30  Jefferson,  6t  p m #1,000 

Eddy  F G to  K Randolph.  Jan  9,  Its  17and 
18  b 7 Johnson’s  add  Mont  Clare,  — , 8 % 

$1,250 

Ernst  O to  North  Chicago  L & B Assn. 
Jan  6,  pt  Its  3 to  10  of  It  10  etc  29  40 

14,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $5,000 

E-nst  C E to  Same,  Jan  6.  pt  same,  wkly, 

5 1-5$ $5,000 

Ernst  L to  Same,  Jan  6,  pt  same,  wkly,  5 

1-5$ $5,000 

Estey  M A to  Mut  Benefit  L Ins  Co  of 
Newark,  Jan  1,  It  12  b 49,  33  40  14,  1 y. 

6$ 12,250 

Ehrhardt  H to  J Hintz,  Jan  1,  pt  s e % 34 

Maine,  3 y,  6$ $600 

Fagan  M to  T Gilfil,  Jan  6,  pt  It  19  b 6 

Packer’s  5th*add,  16  m,  8$ $700 

Fitzsimmons  C to  S Sturges,  Dec  7.  pt  Its 
3 and  4 b 13.  3 39  14,  4 y,  6$,  p m.  $30,000 
Fullerton  C W to  E Morris,  Nov  18,  It  3 It 

1 b 12  frl  15  add,  2 y,  6$,  p m $3,350 

Fitzimmons  C and  M M McNeil  to  T All- 

mendinger,  Jan  6,  pt  It  — b 8,  3 39  14, 

7 $30,000 

Frung  J to  W H Rolner,  Jan  12,  Its  1 and 

2 b 6 Redge’s  sub  S Evanston,  3 m,  8$ 
$100 

Grand  Crossing  Turner  Society  to  J Muel- 
ler, Dec  9,  Its  1 and  2 b 47,  33  38  14.  3 y 

7<£ $1,500 

Grubey  A and  W H to  N W Mut  L Ins 
Co,  Jan  8,  pt  b 1 Bushnell’s  add,  3 y,  6$ 

; $1,000 

Goldaoker  H to  Phoenix  B Society.  Jan  13 

It  5 b 4 Gross  Park,  wkly,  5$ $1,500 

Hanson  A G to  People’s  L & B Assn.  Jan 

4,  It  49  b 3,  36  40  13,  mthly,  8$ $1,600 

Harz  T to  North  Chicago  L & B Assn,  Jan 

6,  pt  Its  3 to  10  of  It  10  etc  29  40  14, 

wkly,  5 1-5$ $5,000 

Knudson  H to  Phcenix  B Society,  Jan  13, 
pt  Its  16  and  17  P & F’s  add,  weekly,  5$ 

$1,000 

Korazek  M to  C R Lanahan,  Jan  5,  It  23  b 

2 of  b 19  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y,  6$ $470 

Rolling  C to  J Hintz,  Janl,  eJ4neMn 

e 4 29  41  12.  3 y,  6$ $500 

Lathrop  E R to  R H Rochester,  Jan  11.  b 
32  Stone  & W’s  sub  7 38  14,  3 y,  6$.  $4,200 
Lee  J to  Fifth  Wd  B & L Assn,  Jan  11,  It 

3 b 14  S B add.  wkly,  8$ $800 

McNamara  J to  J P Taylor  Jr,  Jan  16,  Its 

26  and  27  of  It  3,  4 38  14,  3 y,  6$ . . . $2,500 
Malone  J to  T J Finucane,  Dec  1,  It  42  b 

7,  32  39  14,  1 y,  8$ $400 

Menshing  H to  J Hintz,  Janl,e*4nwl^ 

13  41  11,  3 y,  6$ $2,00 


C C to  Parkside  L & S Co,  Dec 
17  b 1 Bogue’s  2d  add,  mthly,  8$ 

$400 

M to  1-  Luchtenstadt,  Jan  11,  It 

11  It  8 etc  36  40  13,  2 y,  8$ $800 

Nybor  C to  F Amman.  Jan  14.  It  79  b 35 

Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,  7$ $T,100 

O’Reilly  H to  Fifth  Wd  B & L Assn,  Jan 

6,  It  3 b C 28  39  14,  wkly,  8$ $100 

O’Connor  D to  M F Haydon,  Jan  14,  It  2 b 

26  J,  R & S’s  add,  5 y $2,000 

Oliver  J to  J H Schoeuberger,  J an  2,  Its  1 

to  8 b 41,  17  39  14,  6$ $20,000 

Purcell  B to  Village  of  Hyde  Park,  Janll, 
or  OR  K 9 93  38  14.3v.Din  • $3c 


Its  25  and  26  b 2.  23  38  14,  3 y,  p m . $333 
Patterson  S R to  P D Armour,  Aug  L pt 

It  7 b 4,  21  38  14.  5 y,  5$ • .$3,500 

Poths  W to  V Schneider,  Jan  5,  It  19  b 8 of 

b 5 Sheffield’s  add,  1 y,  7$ $L000 

Phillips  M to  U P Smith,  Jan  12,  It  20 
Graves’  sub  34  39  14,  3 y,  6$,  p m.  .$2,500 
Powers  R to  Fifth  Wd  B & L Assn,  Jan  5, 

It  43  b B 28  39  14,  wkly,  8% $p00 

Radziorell  L T H to  J Stinson,  Jan  6,  It  3 

b 13,  19  39  14,  2 y,  7% $400 

Robinson  J to  G A Gindele,  Aug  5,  Its  5 
and  6 b 97  Elston’s  add,  7 y,  6%,  p m 

$14,000 

Roth  T to  J F Keeney,  Dec  1,  Its  1 to  13 
and  35  to  46  and  pt  b 3 Hartley’s  add 

Pennock,  1 y,  6* -f  >000 

Roeser  L to  D Roeser,  Feb  14,  It  37  b 8, 

20  40  14 $ 

Rumer  J to  C Dopa,  Jan  14,  w It  l^b 

17.  6 39  14,  5 y,  8% $800 

Staub  C to  J Kaiser,  Jan  10,  Its  41  and  42 

b 7,  36  40  13,  1 y.  8% 

Sloate  C J to  R S Bodger,  Oct  7,  pt  b 41 

Winnetka,  1 y,  7^ $500 

Sherman  O to  E W Russell,  Jan  18,  lease- 
hold on  Its  1 and  2 b 11  frl  15  add  etc  5 
y,.7{f $10,000 

Schwertzer  J to  Home  B & L Assn,  Jan  4, 

It  27  b 6 of  b 1,  19  40  14,  wkly,  7%.  ■ $1,000 
Sorenson  A to  M Anderson,  Jan  12,  It  71  b 

6 of  b 1,  8 39  14,  1 y,  8% $200 

Sulasky  P to  M Ballin,  Mch  16,  H 41  s w 

Ji  8 38  14,  2 y,  6$,  p m $1750 

Saalfeld  A to  J Bolton,  Dec  1,  Its  25  and 

26  b 24,  30  38  15.  8 y,  8% $3,500 

Schaefer  L C to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co,  Jan 
13,  pt  It  2 b 62,  7 39  14,  5 y,  6%  ....  $7,500 
White  W H to  J Sturgis,  Jan  7,  pt  It  17  of 

It  12  b 54  Kinzie’s  add,  18  m,  6% $1,200 

Ward  J H to  L Lichtestein,  Nov  19,  Its  3 

to  5 of  It  8 etc  b 49,  o t,  1 y,  8% $1,500 

Warder  A B to  H Schurm,  Apl  1,  pt  It  4 b 
17,  27  39  13,  3 y,  8% $1,100 


CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Alstrup  I Z to  Bemis  & McAvoy  Brg  Co, 

Jan  8,  saloon,  81  w Ohio  st,  5 m $486 

Anderson  W to  Bemis  & McAvoy  Brg  Co, 
Jan  12,  saloon,  2502  Wentworth  av,  3 m 

$139 

Allen  H R to  H P Smith,  Jan  11,  furn, 

stock  etc,  Orland,  2 y $12,383 

Anda  O to  N L Peterson,  Jan  5,  furn  etc, 

809  Dania  av,  2 y .$300 

American  Journal  Co  to  J E Morris,  Jan 

14,  office  etc, , 6 m $950 

Brandt  G to  C S Dunning,  Dec  30,  horse 

etc  Barrington,  2 y,  8^ $350 

Bartells  W H to  E D Cook,  Jan  5,  furn  etc 

722  California  av,  1 y $101 

Brushman  M to  C Passow,  Jan  8,'  billiard 

goods,  213  Southport  av,  7 m $100 

Bond  W S to  F J Mackey,  Jan  12,  furn  etc 

Riverside,  3 m $122 

Boyce  L to  A D Boyce,  Jan  14,  piano  (Hal- 
lett  & D 18742)  and  furn,  396  Jackson 

st,  1 y $665 

Baldwin  B F to  C B Ensign,  Jan  14.  furn 

etc,  207  Ohio  st,  2 m $205 

Brown  D to  A Carmichael,  Jan  12,  furn 

etc,  Lake,  4 m $77 

Bond  W S to  M J Byrns,  Jan  15,  half  int 

in  saloon,  124  Market  st.  1 y $900 

Beck  H to  J W Lusk,  Jan  16,  piano  (Bauer 
2681)  and  furn,  3132  IJllman  st,  1 m.$315 
Biederson  J to  J W Lusk,  Jan  16,  furn  etc, 

99  w Erie  st,  6 m $130 


Brickwood  G M and  A W to  M R Bortree, 

Jan  15,  furn  etc,  548  Washington  blvd, 

$90 

Beanchard  T A to  E H Castle,  Jan  18,  bar- 
ber shop,  378  Madison  st,  6 m $150 

Baxter  J W to  V Blatz,  Jan  18,  saloon  fix- 
tures, 124  s Halsted  st $300 

Buchanan  G A to  J W Lusk,  Jan  18,  row 

boats  etc,  3612  Ellis  av,  6 m $130 

Bloomely  M L to  W S Wharton,  Jan  15, 

wagon  etc,  2214  s State  st,  4 m $296 

Berr  J to  A Schroeder,  Jan  18,  horse,  49 

Eldredge  ct,  6 $75 

Buhman  T to  E Buhman,  Jan  18,  house, 

19  Mohawk  st,  2 y $650 

Blake  F L to  A Schaffhauser,  Jan  6,  furn 

etc,  572  Fujton  st,  6 m $43 

Bubl  J J to  A J Snell,  Jan  19,  horses  etc, 

Jefferson,  to  secure  rent $75 

Cummings  L H to  E R Mackey,  Jan  13, 

furn  etc,  Ogden  and  Homan  avs $:<58 

Collier  J B to  O D Hadsell,  Jan  13,  horses 

etc,  16  16  Milwaukee  av $120 

Conway  A to  A Schaffhauser,  Jan  12,  furn 

etc,  8 Waldo  pi,  6 $80 

Cohkey  L W to  H A Sheldon,  Jan  13,  furn 

etc,  Evanston,  2 y $1,000 

Conway  P to  J Barnett,  Dec  31,  cab,  /I 

Wells  st $275 

Chapek  J C to  J R Parker,  Dec  21,  piano 
(Vose  11708),  271  Forquer  st.  6 m . . . $130 
Cooper  A T to  J G Sanborn,  Jan  2,  furn 

etc,  1209  Seminary  pi,  6 m $100 

Cramer  J S to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Dec  31, 
billiard  goods,  274  Archer  av,  11  m.  .$546 
Cross  C H to  W G Cross,  Dec  8,  furn  etc, 

115  n Robey  si,  3 m $150 

Croker  M H to  J F Stacey,  Jan  13,  furn 

etc,  243  w Madison  st,  wkly $150 

Cowl  L'  S to  J Hughqs,  Jan  16,  dynamo 

etc,  40  w Quincy  st,  60  ds $1,000 

Chapin  L D to  G Gates,  Jan  19,  piano 
(Chickering  3325),  424  Washington  bid, 

3 m $41 

Cole  L K to  D F Bremner,  Jan  18.Jwagon 

etc, , 18  m $399 

Dybdahl  J C A to  P Jensen,  Nov  1,  furn 

etc,  271  Milwaukee  av,  6 m $200 

Damon  A to  F J Mackey,  Jan  11,  furn  etc 

291  Ogden  av $82 

Deming  S E to  V L Palmer,  Jan  9,  furn 

etc,  Irving  Park,  1 y $555 

DeHority  C E to  J Franks,  Jan  15,  horses 

etc,  145  Michigan  av,  2 y $626 

Day  W to  C Foley,  Jan  19,  house,  49  Ew 

ing  st,  2 y $180 

Dormey  M to  J C Monroe,  Jan  13,  cab, 339 

22d  st,  6 $300 

Demme  C to  N Stoll,  Jan  8,  pool  table, 

etc,  194  North  av,  11  m $115 

Epley  C A to  E R Mackey,  Jan  13,  furn 

etc,  3123  Wentworth  av,  6 m $81 

Enk  A to  W N Alley,  Jan  8,  furn  etc,  3726 

Calumet  av,  $238 

Ellis  J A to  J W Lusk,  Jan  16,  furn  etc, 

2256  State  st,  6 m $156 

Edblom  E E to  C J F Evendorff,  Jan  14, 

grocery,  1737  n Clark  st $390 

Eidsberg  C to  W Lister,  Jan  15,  store  and 
dwelling,  Huron  and  Bickerdike  sts,  1 y 

$200 

Fausky  H to  R D Kells,  Jan  12,  furn  etc. 

24  Maple  st,  4 m $402 

Frazer  MV  to  M J Kimball,  Jan  9,  furn 

etc,  3815  Indiana  av,  6 m $265 

Ford  M to  C Seipp  Brg  Co, , furn  etc, 

229  s Canal  st,  1 y $250 

Favis  F A to  C S Beattie,  Jan  20,  furn  etc 

817  Tolman  av,  Apl  7 $253 

Fermer  I S to  S Richardson,  Jan  14,  furn 

etc,  4100  Indiana  av.  6 m $200 

Farrell  R C to  M P Farrell,  Jan  13,  saloon 

3838  Cottage  Grove  av,  Apl  30 $1,000 

Fermaw  C P to  S Thomsen,  Jan  14,  furn 
etc,  223  Milwaukee  av,  Apl  14,  ’87  . . .$500 
Figurski  J to  J W Brown,  Nov  16,  horses 

etc,  Niles,  1 y $340 

Finnerow  M H to  J D Spear,  Jan  11,  furn 

etc,  157  Winchester  av.  4 m $104 

Fretz  A to  J H Flecker,  Jan  19,  horse  etc, 

, 4 m $69 

Grussing  G to  M K Williams,  Jan  16,  furn 
and  piano  (Bauer  5324),  648  Walnut  st. 

6 m $135 


Fenton  W W to  H H Kipp,  Jan  15,  furn 

etc,  2028  Wabash  av,  2 y $793 

Grabbert  H to  S Reker,  Jan  13,  market, 

2604  Wentworth  av,  1 y #220 

Gilbert  J to  J E Murphy,  Jan  3.  furn  etc, 

203  Wall  av $181 

Oilier  M to  M S Babcock,  Nov  16,  furn 

etc,  274  Huron  #t,  4 m $111 

Goodwin  P to  D Hyman,  Jan  2,  furn-etc. 

188  Eugenia  st,  6 m $129 

Grossberger  G to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Jan 
13,  billTard  goods.  138  Canalport  av  .$179 
Greve  F to  Sherman  Bros  & Co,  Jan  14, 

horse,  1015  Hinman  st,  6 m $38 

Gilpin  W B to  W B Thompson,  Jan  19, 
horses,  furn  etc,  1254  Wabash  av,  4 rn 

$560 

Hanley  H A to  L C Schultz,  Jan  20,  furn 
etc,  73  Monroe  st,  Mch  1,  ’88,  p m.  .$6,100 
Hubbell  L and  E H to  W N Alley,  Jan  15, 

furn  etc,  839  Polk  st,  6 m $97 

Hage  I J to  C H Danz,  Jan  13,  horse  etc, 

,3  $100 

Howard  E to  P Best  Brg  Co,  Jan  8, saloon 

100  LaSalle  st,  2 y $200 

Hessler  J R to  S McCoon.  Jan  15,  furn 

etc,  969  Central  Park  av,  6 m $ . . . 312 

Hall  E to  0 D Hadsell,  Jan  18,  store  fix- 
tures, 38  Madison  st,  6 m $233 

House  J A to  W Holt,  Jan  18,  saloon, 
Washington  and  Franklin  sts,  2 y .$1,000 
Hulse  C A to  E F Thompson,  Jan  15, 

furn  etc,  143  Webster  av $244 

Higgins  C W to  M R Bortree.  Janl3, piano 
(Weber  17721)  and  furn,  408  Chestnut 

st $275 

Hampson  J P and  J to  A F Temple,  Jan 

14,  furn  etc,  326  Indiana  st $500 

Hack  G E to  A Carmichael.  Jan  15,  furn 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 m $133 

Holland  M to  Steele.  Wedeles  & Co,  Jan 
13,  grocery,  163  n Market  st,  3 m . . . . $141 
Hamilton  E to  C E Wyman,  Jan  18,  store 

fixtures  etc,  530  Madison  st,  6 m $b8 

Jacobs  H to  H Hursth.  Jan  13,  horse  etc. 

1111  Lincoln  av,  1 y $700 

Johnson  J L to  E R Mackey,  Jan  12,  furn 

etc,  537  Hurlbut  st $345 

Jescki  C to  E Kubitz,  Jan  15,  horses  etc, 


.$150 


673  n Ashland  av,  2 y 

Johnson  P C to  Lewis  & Clark,  Jan  2,  furn 

etc,  73  s Morgan  st,  2 y $1,000 

Knapp  E to  G H Walker.  Jan  14,  furn  etc. 

363  22d  st.  2 $271 

Keenan  T F to  S Richardson.  Jan  16,  furn 

etc,  5723  LaSalle  st,  5 m $120 

Kipp  C M to  W II  King,  Jan  14,  furn  etc, 

382  Wabash  av,  6 m $183 

Kurthauren  J to  J W Lusk,  Jan  18,  furn 

etc,  188  Blackhawk  st,  6 m $81 

Kitchen  G S to  P and  G A Smith,  Jan  16. 

wagon, -,  5 m $180 

Kane  L to  H Gauler,  Jan  8,  house,  204 

Wells  st,  2 $500 

Kemp  E S S to  W H Brand,  Jan  13,  press 

etc,  151  Monroe  st $166 

Kittner  a to  W 0 Burrows,  Jan  14, jewelry 

240  n Market  st,  1 v $125 

Knoll  H J to  A J Steele,  Oct  2,  reaper  etc, 

Maywood,  Nov  1 $100 

Keenan  R I to  Hamburger  & G Co,  Jan 

19,  saloon,  2 W’ells  st,  6 m $544 

Krauss  J P to  F Miller,  Jan  20,  saloon, 

1171  Milwaukee  av,  2 y $400 

Lanyen  J B to  A H Andrews  & Co,  Oct  20, 

opera  chairs,  Lake,  16  m,  pm $2,136 

Le  Vannay  L to  J Kincade,  Jan  18,  furn 
etc,  281  w Madison  st.  Mch  5,  ’87 . . . .$699 
Lally  C G to  J D Spear,  Jan  18.  buggy 

etc,  2804  Indiana  av,  4 m $280 

Levison  B to  W H King,  Jan  18,  furn  etc, 

222  s Morgan  st,  17  wks $85 

Lynch  A to  S Rielly,  Jan  18,  bldg  etc, 

Cicero $300 

Leenheer  J to  A Carmichael,  Jan  19,  hors- 
es, wagons  etc,  Lake,  6 m $200 

Lyons  H to  W N Alley,  Jan  18,  furn  etc. 

222  w Madison  st,  Mch  29 $87 

Louny  C to  J W Lusk,  Jan  15,  furn  etc, 

343  State  st,  6 m $104 

Lytte  G to  R A Davis,  Jan  15  house,  S 

Chicago,  June  1,  ’87 $312 

Larkin  S to  F J Mackey,  piano  (P  P & C 

13081),  105  Johnson  st,  5 m $136 

Miller  R to  A Schaffhauser,  Jan  12,  furn 

etc,  661  n Halsted  st,  3 m $82 

Meller  R to  A Schaffhauser,  Jan  12,  furn 

etc,  661  n Halsted  st,  3 m $82 

Maltz  A to  J D Spear,  Jan  15,  horse  etc, 

, 6 m $134 

Melvin  S to  S Richardson,  Jan  15,  furn 

etc,  414  Madison  st,  6 m $135 

Mitchell  W R to  G Oliver,  Jan  16,  furn  etc 

Avondale,  4 m $355 

McBride  N M to  J C Furman,  Jan  2.  pi- 
ano (Chickering  68283),  1300  Indiana 
av,  1 y $350 


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Medaris  H to  D Bogle  Jr,  Nov  20,  horses 

etc,  639  Fulton  st,  1 y $275 

Murray  J W to  N Stoll,  Jan  12,  pool  table 

etc,  3553  Cottage  Grove  av,  1 y $175 

Morenius  M to  C Farris,  Jan  15,  furn  etc, 

24  Rush  st,  1 y $400 

Marker  P to  W Barker,  Jan  lx,  horses  etc, 

146  n Sangamon  st,  3 m $450 

Morse  S E to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Dec  21, 
billiard  goods,  12  e Harrison  st,  6 m.$125 
McCarthy  D to  J Mackev,  Jan  13,  horse 

etc,  617  Milwaukee  av,  July  1 $140 

Mair  G B to  A Sternheim,  Jan  16,  press 

etc,  116  Monroe  st $125 

McDonald  P to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co,  Aug 

17,  furn  etc,  21  n State  st,  1 y $900 

Mueller  M to  L Miller,  Dec  1,  horses  etc, 

75  Southport  av,  1 y $300 

McGinnis  J to  W N Alley,  Jan  18,  wagons 
trucks  etc,  2508  Butterfield  st,  6 m . .$129 
McMillan  A to  T Judd,  Jan  13,  furn  etc, 

217  Randolph  st,  Mch  1 $76 

Marbach  G C to  J W Lusk,  Jan  19,  furn 

etc,  804  n Robey  st,  5 m $260 

Muerbach  H to  V Blatz,  Jan  18,  saloon, 

130  Clark  st,  2 y $1,700 

McLaughlin  J to  C E Wyman,  Jan  18, 

horses,  23  Meridian  st,  6 m $135 

Nye  G H to  J W Lusk,  Jan  16,  piano 

(Bauer  6017),  481  Lake  et,  6 m $84 

Nicholson  I to  E L Lawler,  Jan  18,  furn 

etc,  181)4  Wells  st $110 

Natl  Perfect  Combustion  Co  toPorterMfg 
Co,  Jan  13,  machinery,  111  s Clinton  st, 

6 m $250 

Nils  F to  A Sturm,  Jan  19,  barber  shop. 

44  n State  st,  1 y $250 

Nelson  C A to  A Chrystraus,  Jan  15,  pres- 
ses etc,  159  Superior  st,  3 m $1,125 

Noyes  M C to  M E McHenry,  Jan  12,  furn 

etc,  139  n State  st,  2 y $225 

Newman  M to  P Lichtenstadt,  Jan  11, ma- 
chinery, 61  Ashland  av,  2 y $2,000 

O’Regan  M to  J D Spear,  Jan  18,  horses 

etc,  Lake,  6 m $109 

Phalen  M H to  E D Cook,  Jan  18,  furn 

etc,  10  Scott  st $242 

Poppleman  A to  W N Alley,  Jan  16,  furn 

etc,  48  Peck  ct,  6 m $242 

Parthier  F to  H Greve,  Jan  18,  toys  etc, 

319  Blue  Island  av,  2 y $1,000 

Paladini  C B to  L Spizzarri,  Jan  15,  sa- 
loon, 434  Dearborn  st,  2 y $3,000 

Pikett  H M to  W N Alley,  Jan  14,  furn  etc 

236  Irving  av,  2 m $175 

Pretzel  P to  L Glanz,  Dec  16,  horses  eto, 

— Milwaukee  av,  2 y $176 

Preston  S to  J D Spear,  Jan  12,  furn  etc, 

3256  Butterfield  st,  6 m $130 

Pulver  M M to  N Pulver,  Jan  14,  furn  etc, 

192  LaSalle  av,  6 m $300 

Ponnay  H B to  J H Mollinger,  Jan  18, 

printing  office, , 1 y $300 

Ried  J F to  P P Gibbs,  Jan  16,  horses  etc, 

, 2 y $800 

Ritzhouph  W to  F Vullmahr,  Jan  15,  bak- 
ery, 582  Milwaukee  av,  1 y $300 

Rettke  Bros  to  J Horan,  Jan  16,  machin- 
ery, tools  etc,  291  Washington  st,Apl  15 

$250 

Rush  S W to  B McFaul,  Jan  19,  restau 

rant,  87  Market  ft,  2 y $200 

Rose  & Cull  to  E M Culver,  Jan  14,  furn 

etc,  388  Wabash  av,  6 m $1,000 

Roche  A to  J F Roche,  Jan  16,  furn  etc, 

2236  Michigan  av,  2 y $300 

Rathbun  D S to  S Taylor,  Jan  9,  furn  etc, 

18  Washington  st,  2 y $300 

Schenermann  F to  S Richardson,  Jan  16, 

furn  etc,  118  w Huron  st,  3 m $200 

Schall  J B to  G H Walker,  Nov  30,  furn 

etc,  38  w Monroe  st,  3 m $172 

Shaffer  J to  F M Smith,  Jan  15,  Baloon,  7 

Dearborn  st,  8 m $400 

Scott  R G to  J R Barker,  Jan  13,  furn  etc, 

Kensington,  4 m $125 

Stirling  J P to  R Stirling,  Jan  19,  furn 

etc,  274  31st  st $94 

Sandell  C W to  J Beifeld  & Co,  Jan  18, 
sewing  machines,  2914  5th  av,  1 y.  ..$300 


Sherman  Y F and  D to  W N Alley,  Jan 
10,  furn  and  piano  (Hallett  & D 11754), 

Evergreen  and  Laurel  avs,  6 m $377 

Sherman  K to  M Wiley,  Jan  14,  furn  etc, 

1 56  4th  av,  Oct  1 $1,060 

Schillo  C E to  F J Mackey.  Jan  13,  mules 

etc,  131  Bissell  st,  6 m $113 

Sandelbach  E to  T Vullmaber,  Jan  11, 

store,  317  12th  st $1,000 

Soames  J to  C Tieney,  Jan  13,  furn  etc, 116 

3d  av,  2 y $1,000 

Stewart  W G to  J R Parker,  Jan  12,  furn 

etc,  881  Park  av,  3 m $96 

Stewart  J R to  Coxe,  Bros  & Co,  Jan  15, 
sheds,  barns  etc,  55  s Morgan  st,  90  ds 

$1,000 

Sheldon  C F to  J H Spear,  Jan  13,  furn 

etc,  248  Laflin  st,  6 m $79 

Shields  W H to  W Brayton,  Jan  14,  horses 

etc,  Worth,  Nov  1 $200 

Stewart  A to  J O’Brien  Carpet  Co,  Jan  11, 

carpets,  7 Park  row $345 

Stauck  E to  S Richardson,  Jan  16,  furn 

etc,  96  w Harrison  st,  6 m $104 

Sinclair  D to  J W Lusk,  Jan  19,  furn  etc, 

1258  Monroe  st,  5 m $150 

Smith  W R to  J W Lusk,  Jan  19,  furn  etc, 

17  Campbell  Park,  6 m $91 

Straight  C to  Gottfried  B Co,  Jan  19,  sa- 
loon, 73  Polk  st,  3 m $150 

Thomas  W to  A H Heinemann,  Dec  15, 

’86,  furn  etc,  238  s Halsted  st $164 

Thomas  N to  M McDonald,  Jan  2,  fnrn 

etc,  Palace  Hotel,  2 y $1,251 

The  Saturday  Express  Newspaper  to  G W 
Cummings,  Jan  15,  furn,  type  etc,  2 y 

T.  $2,842 

Teeters  P G to  S Davidson,  furn  etc,  126 

Throop  st,  1 y $113 

Torpe  H R to  J H Norton,  Jan  18,  horse, 

etc,  391  California  av,  1 m $50 

Targersen  J 0 to  G Olson,  Jan  12,  jewelry 

etc,  899  Milwaukee  av,  1 y $100 

Thompson  P R to  L A W Brush.  Jan  11, 

furn  etc,  Hyde  Park,  4 m $103 

Taylor  A to  W W Charles,  Nov  27,  mules 

etc,  4313  Langley  av,  3 m $170 

Vahlteich  J to  C Bruse,  Jan  16,  photo 

materials,  292  e North  av,  1 y $150 

Van  Houghton  0 L to  J D Spear,  Jan  16, 
furn  etc,  352  Blue  Island  av,  6 m ...  $104 
Vichant  F B to  L Bastien,  Jan  18,  furn 

etc,  2353  Wabash  av,  Jan  19 $200 

Van  Norstrand  F C to  C H Mulliken,  Jan 

18,  furn  etc,  177  n State  st,  6 m $122 

Valk  M to  C E Wyman,  Jan  13,  horse  etc, 

133  w Division  st,  6 m $200 

Walter  J E to  W Williams,  Jan  18,  furn 

etc,  4 Park  row,  1 y $850 

Walke  W to  H P Schilling,  Jan  14,  bldg,  4 

River  st,  2 y $700 

Williams  M to  A G Johnson  & Co,  Jan  14, 
houses,  Its  13  and  14  b 1,  36  40  13. . . .$345 
Waller  Karl  to  C Schlenker,  Jan  14,  saloon 

253  Blue  Island  av,  6 m $1,200 

Walsh  W H to  R B Twiss,  Jan  1,  horse  and 
truck.  Ashland  av  and  Huron  st,  1 y..$100 
White  S to  S Davidson,  Jan  6,  furn  etc, 

234  4th  av,  3 m $154 

Wundew  F A to  E G Ogden,  Jan  — , dyna- 
mos etc,  156  5th  av,  6 m $2,500 

Wanzer  W D to  O P Snyder,  Jan  12,  furn 

etc,  1036  Butterfield  st,  6 m $100 

Wilcox  S P to  A B Magoun,  Jan  14,  furn 

etc,  cigars  etc,  383  State  st,  1 m $115 

Whitlock  W to  G H Walker,  Nov  20,  furn 

etc,  12  Morgan  st,  6 m‘ $187 

Wales  M C to  J D Spear,  Jan  15,  piano 
(Hale  & Co  35365),  horses  etc,  Cicero,  6 

m $130 

Whitney  W to  M J Kimball,  Jan  9,  horses, 
wagons  etc,  206  Sangamon  st,  6 m . . $265 
Wing  W S G to  W S Wharton,  Jan  5, 

horses  etc,  4 m $115 

Welch  G to  D Bogle  Jr,  Nov  20,  horse,  639 

Fulton  st,  1 y $275 

Winternitz  E to  P Schoenhofen  Brwg  Co, 

Jan  8,  saloon,  125  w 30th  st,  1 y $500 

White  B M to  C Mathews,  Jan  15,  machine 
eto,  S Chicago,  1 y $166 


ASSIGNMENTS. 

Baird  F W to  D W McDevitt,  Jan  14,  book 

1336,  page  197 $1,000 

Bean  S to  A E Hodges,  Dec  21,  book  1197, 

P 5 3 $8,939 

Gindele  G A to  R Nunemacher,  Jan  14,  Its 

6 and  6 b 47  Elston’s  add $14,000 

Gibbs  & Brown  to  J W Howell,  Jan  15, 
stock  of  goods,  160  LaSalle  st.  Assets 
$5,800  liabilities  $5,817. 

Norton  A H to  J H Fisher,  Jan  15  (dress 
goods),  100  State  st.  No  schedules. 

Smith  U P to  N L Ins  Co,  Jan  12,  It  20 

Graves’  sub  34  39  14 $2,500 

Smith  U P to  N L Ins  Co,  Dec  16,  (re- 
record)   $ 


BILLS  OF  SALE 

Barsley  A L to  H S Barsley,  Jan  19,  horses, 

etc,  202  LaSalle  st, $1400 

Blum  J to  M Weill,  Jan  15,  junk  store, 

1313  State  st 

Ebner  T to  J Pfeifer,  Jan  19,  barber  shop 

75  Clybourne  av $300 

Franks  J to  J Lyman,  May  4,  plows  etc, 

25  Randolph  st $201 

Gold  water  D to  E List,  Jan  12,  furn  etc, 

318  Blue  Island  av $634 

Herrman  W H to  P Gallei,  Jan  15,  restau- 
rant, 281  Dearborn  st $250 

Hurd  B to  J Myers  & Son,  Jan  13,  boots 

and  shoes,  Lake $1,850 

Kacin  J to  Steele,  Wedeles  & Co,  Jan  16, 
store,  furn,  horses  etc,  100  Canalport 

av,  assigned  to  M Kacin $555 

Ledowsky  C to  L Geyson,  Jan  15,  saloon, 

130  Canalport  ave $500 

Lander  M R to  M L Kenney,  Jan  12, 

horses  etc,  373  Marshfield  av $135 

Madden  J W to  A Weide, , furn  etc, 

734  Madison  st $1 

Murbach  H to  D Murbach,  Jan  5,  furn, 

etc,  Jefferson, $50 

Shealy  P T to  A Sebring.  Jan  11,  horses 

etc,  12th  and  Halsted  sts $1,500 

Swartz  A J to  Mental  Science  University, 
Mental  Science  Magazine  stock  . .$10,000 
Stamm  A assignee  to  A E Stamm,  Jan  18, 

cottage,  53  Frank  st $350 

Shults  T C to  H A Hanley,  Jan  30,  furn, 
etc.  Afton  House,  73  Monroe  st,  ...  $5000 
Vierling  F C to  F Albin,  Dec  18,  house, 

562  State  st $1 

Wunderle  L to  G Bunmeister,  Jan  14, 
printing  office,  61  LaSalle  st $380 


JUDGMENTS. 

8UPEBIOK  OOUBT. 

99640  Leopold  Lowenstein  v Joseph  and 
Matey  Svojse.  On  mer  $1982.82.  Attch 
dischgd. 

99641  Joseph  Rice  et  al  v Same.  Same 
$258.32.  Same. 

95994  W I R Nobes  v Seth  F Hanchett. 
Findg  for  deflt  $50.  Appl  by  plff:  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

96032  Osborne  & Chuseman  Co  v Van  De- 
pole Electric  Light  Co.  On  afft  $281.51. 

96038  Krakauer  Bros  v John  V Dehlgren. 
On  ver  $623.54. 

94675  Edward  E Snyder  v Oscar  Cobb.  On 
findg  $100. 

95854  Charles  Gore  et  al  v Emanuel  Kramer 
et  al.  Deflt  of  sci  fa,  and  Nathan  Kramer 
made  party  to  judgt,  $2,119.45. 

95856  Samuel  R Hawley  v Same.  Same 
$1,773.77. 

10041  C H Mulliken  v Fletcher  Coyle.  On 
afft  $300. 

95057  Southern  White  Lead  Co  v Madison  J 
Ferris  and  William  D Avery.  On  findg 
$1,128.03  on  mer.  Findg  for  deft  on 
attch  issue. 

95503  Edward  Morrier  et  al  v J E Lyons. 
On  mer  $397.59.  Judgt  for  deft  on  attch 
issue. 


95580  H J Landers  v Pub  Grain  & Stock  Ex. 

On  findg  $367.18.  Satisfied. 

95582  Robert  Hamilton  v Same.  Same 
$74.06.  Same. 

89860  Charles  Glatz  v David  S and  A Isaac 
Radzinski.  On  ver  $1244.95. 

90947  Crane  Bros  Mfg  Co  v Kraft,  Grass  & 
Co.  On  findg  $914.28.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

93901  Simeon  D Haskell  et  al  v Wm  Metiers 
and  Wm  Mellers,  Jr.  By  deflt  $2,074.02. 
no  exn. 

82441  Simon  Reed  et  al  v John  H Clough. 
Mo  n t denied  aud  judgt  $988.75.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

94239  Carl  Schraeder  v Fritz  Mehls.  Mo  n 
t withdrawn  and  judgt  $91.38. 

92313  Edward  Meyer  v C & G T Ry  Co. 
Plff  remits  $1,500.  Mo  n t denied  and 
judgt  $6,000.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
30  ds. 

90124  Elbridge  G Keith  et  al  v Samuel  and 
H L Deitcher.  By  stip  $125. 

99001  Bernard  McManus  v C,  B & Q R R Co. 

On  findg  $250.  Satisfied. 

90205  Jas  M Constable  et  al  v H L Strauss 
and  S Mayer.  By  deflt  $3,639.08  and  sped 
exn. 

95588  Michael  Dunn  v J and Watson. 

On  findg  $150.  Satisfied. 

91349  Joseph  A Corby  v Waclav  Horacek. 
On  ver  $592.39. 

91340  Coffin,  Devoe  & Co  v George  A Cline 
and  Jason  R Prindle.  On  ver  $558. 

95406  Charles  Stose  v Arthur  W Windett. 
On  findg  $5,283.98.  Appl;  bond  and  bill 
ex  in  30  ds. 

91391  Edward  Willson  v Aurelius  V Pitts. 
On  findg  $893.04. 

91431  Peter  McGee  use  etc  v Clark  T 
Northrop  and  J H Warron.  By  deflt 
$375.50. 


CIBCUIT  COUBT. 

52359  Edward  N Hurlbut  et  al  vH  J Schloss" 
man.  On  ver  $497. 

49707  Regina  Single  v Fred  Miehle.  On 
findg  $143.40.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

43957  Elizabeth  Fuerheller  v.Fritz  Shermer. 
By  agreemt  $275.  Satisfied. 

3533  Jackson  v City.  On  findg  $400. 

50217  David  Cohn  v Albert  Harzfdd.  Mo  n 
t denied  and  judgt  $59.40.  Appl;  bond 
in  20  ds  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

50340  Albert  Kaufman  v John  F Seng.  Same 
and  judgt  $100.  Same. 

45909  Inter-Ocean  Publishing  Co  v Charles 
J Haines.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgment 
$132.65.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30 
days. 

46238  George  W Cooper  et  al  v Louis  S 
Skelvig,  Ole  Nelson  and  Ander  Peterson. 
Same  $200. 

45711  Wilhelmine  Bunton  v City.  Same 


45853  Wm  Gibbs  v Ludwig  Theeben.  Same 
$57.59. 

46100  John  Lynch  v Patrick  Fleming.  Same 
and  jndgt  $20.  Satisfied. 

45704  Barbara  Tesch  v Pat’k  Dugan.  Same 
$250.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 
26325  Mrs  E T Norris  use  etc  v Fame  Ins 
Co.  On  findg  $377.78.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

26331  N T Trickey  use  etc  v Standard  F Ins 
Co.  Same  $485.87.  Same. 

26337  Same  v Fame  Ins  Co.  Same  $485. 
Same. 

44941  Florence  M Fox  v John  Cammock. 
Plff  remits  $25  and  judgt  for  $75.  Satis- 
fied. 

55359  John  W Lanehart  v Eugene  C Long. 
By  deflt  $1,486. 

55277  C B & Q R R Co  v John  A Stevens. 
Same  $606. 

55236  C J L Myers  & Sons  Co  v Frank  Schu- 
barth.  Same  $1804.50. 

65336  Bensinger  Co  v Thomas  Hall.  By 
deflt  $240.41  and  gen  and  sped  exn. 


tt  A T . F.STATR  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


tfl 


55048  Nicholas  D Coleman 
Same  $304.12. 

55328  R P Price  et 
and  Geo  Gunason. 


Mead. 


al  v John  W Jennette 
Same  $281.52. 


transcripts  from  justices  of  the  peace. 

2804  Emil  Kuhn  v Josephine  and  Edward 
Moe.  $10. 

2805  Fred  Meyer  v Gustav  Henke.  $10.85. 
2800  J D Milliken  v John  and  Lizzie  Green- 

hiH.  $18. 

2807  Emanuel  Katz  v Joseph  D Okes.  $199. 

2808  G F Mitchell  et  al  v Jacob  Blattan. 
$70. 

2809  John  Krugger  v Hubert  Weber  and 
wife.  $142. 

2810  A Gordon  v Annie  Moiarty.  $38.70. 

2811  W W Weatherstone  v August  Sundell. 

$34: 

2812  Wm  Lehr  v Filomena  Imhoff.  $200. 

2813  Maria  Leibel  v Same.  $114. 

9814  George  Schneeberger  v Same.  $56. 

2815  George  F Smith  v Same.  $128.75. 

2816  Nicholas  Steiben  v Same.  $112. 

2817  Same  v Same.  $114.43. 


+A 


MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN. 


Manufacturers  of 


RUSTIC  GAS-FIXTURE 


S 


Dealers  in 


COUNTY  OOUBT. 

6390  George  C Wilder  v Homer  Potwin. 

deflt  $459.60. 

6387  S S Carson  v E M Brand,  By  deflt 
$101.83  and  ord  for  gen  exn. 

6408  Jacob  E Decker  v Emil  E Pugge. 
deflt  $527.25. 


By 


By 


Colored,  Etched  and  Cut  Globes. 

Burners,  Kerosene-Fixtures, 

Sun-Lights,  Reflectors,  etc. 

We  offer  special  inducements  to  the  trade.  No 
Combination  Prices.  We  carry  in  stock 
a full  line  of 

CHANDELIERS, 

STORE  PENDANTS, 

Brackets,  Portables  and  Brass  Fittings. 


WHITEWOOU. 

Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in. . . . $.38.00 @ 40.00 

1st  and  2d 30.00@35.00 

Box  boards 35.00@ 

Inch  and  over 26.00@30.00 

Half  inch 23.00@28.00 

Common  1st,  1 in 20.00 @22.00 

Plank 22.00@25.00 

12.00@  15.00 


$35.00  @40.00 
40.00 


FACTORY  AND  SALESROOM: 

67  and  69  South  Canal  St.,  near  Madison, 


CHICAGO. 


CHICAGO  CITY  COUNCIL,. 

Council  Chambers,  ) 
Chicago,  January  14,  1885.  5 

MEISOELLANEOUS  ORDINANCES. 

Ordered,  that  in  order  to  furnish  the  pub- 


lic with  full  notice  of  proposed  street  and 
sidewalk  improvements  to  the  end  that  the 
property  owners  to  be  assessed  for  the  same 
may  have  an  opportunity  of  expressing  their 
views  on  the  charecter  and  necessity  of  the 
improvement,  the  Commissioner  of  Public 
Works  in  hereby  directed  to  cause  a short 
notice  to  be  published  in  such  of  the  daily 
newspapers  as  he  deems  sufficient  for  such 
purpose,  of  all  orders  passed  by  the  City 
Council  for  street  and  sidewalk  improve- 
ments; 

That  permission  be  and  is  hereby  granted 
to  the  trustees  of  the  Servite  Sisters  Indus- 
trial Home  for  Girls,  of  Chicago,  to  bury, 
not  exceeding  fifteen  bodies,  in  separate 
graves,  in  lot  eleven  (11),  of  block  nine  (9(, 
in  Couch’s  Subdivision,  in  the  south  half  of 
the  N.  W.  % of  Section  13,  Town  39,  North 
of  Range  14,  E,  of  3d.  P.  M. 

also,  that  the  Comffiissioner  of  Public 
Works  be  and  he  is  hereby  authorized  to 
allow  to  the  authorities  of  Lake  View  per- 
mission to  draw  from  the  water  mains  or  the 
city,  sufficient  water  for  the  use  of  the  town, 
for  and  during  the  time  when  the  water  sup- 
ply of  said  town  is  impaired  or  destroy- 
ed. upon  such  terms  and  conditions  as  may 
beagreed  upon  by  said  authorities  and  the 
Mayor  and  Commissioner  of  Public  Works 
of  Chicago.  This  order  shall  be  in  force 
until  August  1,  1886,  and  no  longer. 

also,  he  is  hereby  directed  to  proceed  in 
the  matter  of  the  improvement  of  Newberry 
avenue,  from  Maxwell  street  to  Fourteenth 
street, 

also,  that  the  Law  Department  be  and  are 
hereby  directed,  to  6top  all  proceedings  iD 
the  matter  of  the  assessment  for  the  im- 
provement of  Hurlbut  street,  from  North  av. 
to  Fullerton  avenue,  until  the  further  order 
of  this  Council. 

also,  to  stay  and  delay  proceedings  now 
pending  in  the  County  Court  for  the  im- 
provement of  West  Polk  street,  from  Halsted 
street  to  Centre  avenue,  until  the  further 
order  of  this  Council. 

Ordinance,  was  passed  repealing  ordin- 
ance for  curbing  filling  and  paving  Ne- 
braska street,  from  Loomis  street  to  Ashland 


referred  to  a special  committee.  An  ordin- 
ance which  that  committee  drafted  creating 
the  commission  and  appropriating  $30,000 
of  the  water  fund  to  pay  the  expenses  of  the 
commission  was  passed  by  the  council  Nov. 
3,  but  vetoed  by  the  mayor,  who  desired  that 
the  oedinance  should  more  fully  define  the 
duties  of  the  commissioners. 

The  law  department  was  instructed  to 
draw  up  an  amended  ordinance  in  accord- 
ance with  the  suggestions  of  the  mayor  in 
his  veto  and  submit  it  to  the  council.  The 
all-night  saloon  ordinance  will  also  receive 
consideration. 

The  council  requested  the  comptroller  to 
present  on  Feb.  1,  his  estimates  of  the 
municipal  expenses  of  the  year,  and  an  or- 
der was  passed  authorizing  the  payment  of 
75  per  cent  of  existing  salaries  of  city  em 


The  tenant  is  bound  to  surrender  the  pos- 
session. See  Haines’  Treatise,  new  edition, 
p.  856.  This,  however,  may  be  regulated  by 
stipulatson  between  the  parties  in  the  lease. 


How  to  Decorate. 

A popular  style  in  fancy  clocks  is  a re- 
presentative of  the  old  Dutch  hall  clock. 
They  stand  about  ten  inches  high  and  pre- 
sent an  ancient  look  in  their  carved  oak 
cases. 

For  lighting  the  dinner  table,  the  ideal 
illumination  remains — candles  on  the  table 
itself,  ond  on  the  walls  in  sconces  and  bras 
, appliques. 

A late  novelty  is  to  have  the  napkins  at 
each  plate  slipped  into  a gilded  clothes  pin; 


1 to  4 in  

Wagon  stock 

Wagon  poles 55.00@60.00 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . . 45.00@ 

Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 50.00@ 


Clear $40.00 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.00@38.00 

Common 22.00@25.00 

Timber 25.00  @28.00 

Bolsters  and  reaches 36.00 

Felloes,  per  set 1-25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in  , clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 45.00@50.00 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.00@35.00 

Common 25.00 


1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@  90.00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50.0 0 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55,0q 


ployes  until  the  appropriation  bill  for  future  | the  j>ms 
expenses  is  passed  and  salaries  are  fixed. 

Property-owners  petitioned  that  the  Chi- 
cago Passenger  railway  company  be  given 


the  right  to  lay  tracks  on  North  Ashland  av. 
to  Erie  street,  to  North  Centre  av.,  to  Austin 
av.,  and  on  Washington  street,  from  Des- 
plaines  through  the  tunnel  to  Michigan  av. 
The  petition  was  referred  to  the  proper 
committee. 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW. 


1.00 

1.25 


Ordinance,  to  stay  the  collection  of  the  as- 
sessment in  the  matter  of  improving  Rees 
street  until  1887. 

also,  West  Ohio  street,  from  Desplaines 
street  to  Milwaukee  avenue,  until  further  or- 
ders from  this  Council. 

The  City  Council  on  Monday,  Jan.  1886, 
considered  the  question  of  creating  a drain- 
age and  water  commission.  Some  weeks  ago 
the  Citizens’  associotion  prosented  a peti- 
tion to  the  council  in  this  matter,  which  was 


Landlord  and  Tenant  -Termination  of  Lease 
-Notice.— After  landlord  giving  sixty  days’ 
notice  to  a tenant  to  deliver  up  possession 
at  the  expiration  of  a lease,  and  during  the 
time  between  notice  and  expiration  of  the 
lease,  the  landlord  consents  to  let  the  tenant 
remain  a short  time,  so  as  to  gather  his  gar- 
den, etc.,  will  that  effect  the  validity  of  the 
notice  so  that  the  landlord  cannot  recover  in 
a suit  of  detainer? 

If  the  consent  of  the  landlord  amounts  to 
an  agreement  to  extend  the  time  of  occupan- 
cy, and  such  may  be  assumed  from  the  case 
stated,  it  will  affect  the  force  of  the  notice 
given. 

Landlord  —Distress  for  Rent  Before  Due. 
— Can  a landlord  distrain  crops  for  rent  of 
the  premises  before  the  rent  is  due  if  he  be- 
lieves the  tenant  is  about  to  sell  the  crops 
and  move  away  ? 

The  law  makes  no  provision  ror  recovery 
of  rent  before  due.  See  cases  in  which  rent 
may  be  recovered  by  law.  Haines’  Treatise, 
new  edition,  p,  869. 

Real  or  Personal  Property. — Hay  scales 
built  upon  land  by  the  owner  are  real  estate  i 
and  pass  with  the  soil  under  then,  not  to  the 
executor,  but  to  the  heirs,  as  a well  dug  and 
stoned  by  the  testator  would  have  passed  to 
them;  and  a bill  of  sale  from  the  heirs  of 
five-sixths  of  the  scales,  not  under  seal,  did 
not  convey  any  interest  in  the  scales,  or  give 
a right  to  any  portion  of  the  income  derived 
from  them.  Dudley  v.  Foote,  Supreme 
Court  of  New  Hampshire,  1884. 

Building  Material— When  Subject  to  Levy. 
— Building  material  or  material  intended 
for  building  or  repairing  a house  while  de- 
tached from  the  free-hold,  would  be  subject 
to  levy  at  the  suit  of  a creditor  of  the  owner. 

Tenant — -Termination  of  Lease — Notice. 
— The  law  provides  that  where  the  tenancy 
is  for  a certain  period  and  the  term  expires 
by  the  terms  of  the  lease,  no  notice  to  quit 
or  demand  for  possession  is  necessary. 


of  forget-me-nots,  resebuds  or  other  small 
flowers  painted  in  oil. 

Possessors  of  old  silver  now  display  it  to 
advantage  on  dressers  and  buffets  as  well 
on  their  tables. 

Treasures  of  gold,  silver,  brass  and  iron, 
are  taken  from  their  places  of  concealment 
and  are  made  to  serve  some  common  and 
specific  purpose  of  use  and  ornament. 
China,  of  exquisite  quality  and  shape,  is 
also  employed  to  beautify  the  table 

Small  panes  of  crackled  glass,  with  irre 
gular  crystaline  forms  for  transom  lights, 
for  the  upper  portion  of  sashes  and  doors 
and  for  the  borders  of  windows,  has  added 
largely  to  interior  scenic  effects. 

A demi-john,  broken  off  at  the  neck, 
makes  a very  pretty  flower-pot  or  fern- 
holde;  gild  the  wicker-work  and  fasten  bows 
of  ribbon  at  the  sides,  then,  if  it  is  intended 
for  a flower-pot,  fill  with  earth  and  arrange 
in  a deep  window  seat  or  on  a iight  fancy 
table. 

Many  screens  have  a silk  curtain  hanging 
upon  a rod  in  the  place  of  the  customary 
panel. 

Kensington  crepe  forms  the  ground  of  a 
small  table-scarf,  on  which  are  embroidered 
in  colored  silks  outline  disks  irregularly 
grouped:  some  enclose  geometric  orna- 

ments, others  a spray  of  blossoms. 


Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45. 00@ 50.00 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

3^x4^ 90@ 

l-00@ 

1-50 

4j4x6 I-75 

5x6 I-7  6 

BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85.00 

1st  and  2d  plank  . 


80.00  @90.00 

Common 55.00  @60.00 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over.. 

14x10  in.  and  over 

Culls,  1 in 32.00 

Cull  plank 35.00@40.00 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m . 1 ot:  Ar> 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in. 

2^x214 

3x3 


75.00 

70.00 


125.00 
2 
7 

19 


Wicker  work  tables  are  more  popular 
than  ever,  and  are  much  improved  when 
ornamented  with  colored  ribbons. 

Too  many  pictures  should  not  appear  in 
a moderately  sized  room;  an  uneasy  sense 
of  crowdiness  is  experienced.  And  to  con- 
fine the  walls  to  a few  large  pictures  would 
be  to  produce  a monotonous  dreariness  in 
the  beholder.  Moreover,  the  sense  of  enjoy 
ment  to  be  derived  from  one  or  two  large 
paintings  is  not  to  be  compared  to  that 
which  the  contribution  of  various  schools 
afford. 

Exquisite  tray  covers  and  doylies  of  flax 
and  silk  are  shown;  the  silk  woven  upon  one 
side  to  form  a satin  surface,  and  the  linen 
forming  the  damask  flowers.  The  prettiest 
are  of  yellow  gold  satin,  fringed  with  fine 
silk  strandes;  others  are  red,  pale  blue  or 
pink. 

Brass  handles  of  elegant  and  varied  forms 
are  attached,  instead  of  tasseled  cords,  to 
the  lower  parts  of  blinds,  for  drawing  them 
down. 


Maple  steps $35.00@40.00 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.00@35.00 

Common 20.00@ 24.00 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35.00 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st $26.00 

Hickory  elm 25.00 

Gray  elm 20.00 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.00@40J0 

Sycamore 25.00 

Chestnut 50.00 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.00@40.00 

YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  0.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED. 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in  . . 25.00 

Common,  4 inch 21.00 

Culls 15.00 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OR  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28.00 

WAGON  BOX  BOABDS. 

B and  better $25.00 

STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  1)4>  1)4  an(l 

2 in $35.00 

Common 27.00 

FINISHING. 

1st  and  2d  clear $32.00 


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MANUFACTURERS  OF 

ARTISTIC 

Gas  Fixtures, 

18-4  <&  186  Wabash  Ave,  Chicago 
Wholesale  and  Retail  dealers  in  GAS  FIXTURES  O’ 
all  kinds:  also  KEROSENE  FIXTURES 
Lamps,  Globes,  Burners,  etc. 


cheerfully  glyen  I: 

134  and  133 


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The  YOUNG  & FARRELr Diamond  Stone Sawing  Co 

Contractors  for  Cut  Stone, 

And  Manufacturers  of 

Young’s  Diamond  Saws,  Cranes,  Travellers,  Rubbing1  Beds,  &c. 

Planed  Vault  Covers,  1 8 D Sole  ASeilts  f<>r 

wear  uin  street,  Penn.  Greeu  serpentine,  and 

Flagging,  Coping,  &c.  CHICAGO,  I ILL.  Scottish  Red  Corsehill  Stone. 


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1*9  & 131  SOUTH  CLINTON  ST., 

CHICAGO, 1ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-CUR-E-E-KT-S 

For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 

(■or  ' St.  CHICAGO.  ILL. 


ORB  & LOCKETT, 

Dealers  in 

Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

‘jF  every  dlgcriptlon, 

181  & 186  CLARK  ST„  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 


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And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  VVe  are  SOie  Chicago 
Agents  f°r  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 


“Perfection”  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
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WHO  IS  UNACQUAINTED  WITH  THE  CEOCRAPHY  OF  THIS  COUNTRY,  WILLY 
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CHICAGO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

By  reason  of  its  central  position  and.  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
West,  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nental link  in  that  system  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
Is  also  the  favorite  and  best  rout9  to  and  from  points  East,  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding  points  V/  est,  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  its  main  line  and  branches,  Chicago, 
Joliet,  Ottawa,  La  Salle,  Peoria,  Geneseo,  Moline  and  Rock  Isiand,  in  Illinois; 
Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield,  Ottumwa.  Oskaloosa,  West 
Liberty,  Iowa  City,  Des  Moines,  Indianola,  Winterset,  -Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin, 
Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenwcr.h  and  Atchison, 
In  Kansas;  Albert  Lea,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul,  in  Minnesota;  Watertown  in 
Dakota,  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 

THE  GREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  Its  patrons  that  sense  of . personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  of  continuous  steel  rail;  subr 
etantially  "built  culverts  and  bridges;  roiling  stcck  as  near  perfection  as 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 
and  air-brakes;  and  that  exacting  discipline  which  governs  the  practical 
operation  of  all  its  trains.  Other  scecialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 
all  connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 
luxuries  of  its  Passenger  Equinment. 

The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  and  the  Missouri  River  are  com- 
posed of  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent  Pullman 
Palace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dining  Cars,  in  which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  "good  Digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchis  on,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

Is  the  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  DeDots  for  all  points  in  the  Territories 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route.  Past  Exnress  Trains  are  run  to  the 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  hunting  and  fish- 
ing grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  the 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastoral  lands  of  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
between  Newport  News.  Richmond,  Cincinnati.  Indianapolis,  and  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable,  as  well  aa 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada;  or 
by  addressing 

R.  R.  CABLE,  E.  ST.  JOHN, 

President  and  General  Manager,  Chicago.  General  Tick et  and  Passenger  Agent,  Chicaflfc 


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ai»vertised  sai.es. 

JAN.  25. 

N 54  of  w Va  Of  n 47  ft  of  It  1 in  Bronson’s  add  to 
Chicago.  Louis  Weber,  admr.  L N. 

JAN.  26. 

Und  54  of  lot  40  in  b 15  in  Elston’s  add  to  Chicago. 
Anna  Marek,  executrix.  L N. 

JAN.  18. 

Lot  4 in  b 1 in  Cook’s  sub  in  ne  54  n w 54  of  sec  8 
38  14.  D J Avery,  master. 

Lot  1 b 1 in  Hermann’s  sub  of  s w 54  n w 54  of  sec 
27  38  14.  T G Windes,  master.  L N. 

Lots  18,  19  and  20  in  Thos  and  John  D Parker’s  sub 
of  b 68  in  sub  of  sec  19  39  14.  H Waller,  master. 
LN. 


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1 07  ’.a  alls  Street. 

Kurds— i>9  N Elizabeth  St. 
36th  »r  ' " ft  S,  M R-  P- 


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Sub  lot  7 of  sub  of  lots  10  11  and  12  and  s 30  ft  of  It 
13  in  sub  of  lots  78,  80  and  82  in  Butterfields  add.  T 
G Windes,  master.  L N. 

Lot  26  in  Seaverns’  sub  of  the  wly  part  of  lot  5 in  b 
25  in  C T’s  sub  of  S fractal  sec  29  39  14.  H T Steele, 
Master.  L A. 


Jan  23. 

S w 54  of  n e 54  of  sec  1 42  10. 
sen,  master.  L N. 


Lawrence  J J Nis- 


The  REAL  ESTATE  and  BUILDING  JOURNAL  has  undertaken  to  publish  a 
Classified  List  (bona  fide)  of 

Select  Property  for  Sale. 

The  LEADING  AGENCIES  are  requested  to  give  the  subject  some  thought,  and 
then  let  us  know  of  their  APPROVAL  or  OBJECTIONS. 

The  JOURNAL  is  known  and  recognized  as  a reliable  reference  record  as  re- 
gards real  estate  transactions. 

Frequent  inquiries  are  made  at  our  office  for  a list  of  property  for  sale,  by  un- 
thinking, honest  people,  who  are  in  quest  of  a home  or  a piece  of  business  property. 
Some  of  the  leading  capitalists,  whose  names  are  on  our  subscription  lists,  have  ex- 
pressed their  approval  of  just  such  a scheme. 

NO  RELIABILITY  can  be  placed  in  many  of  the  long  lists  of  “for  sale”  in 
the  Sunday  papers,  because  the  same  piece  of  property  is  listed  by  more  than  one 
and  the  “bulk”  of  it  can  not  be  “delivered.”  The  plan  proposed  is  as  follows:  The 
List  will  be  alphabetically  arranged  and  classified  by  Streets  and  Towns  the  Im- 
proved— the  Un-improved,  etc.,  etc.  This  list  will  be  composed  of  carefully  prepared 
descriptions  from  reputable  agents,  and  NOTICES  INSERTED  IN  HOME  AND 
FOREIGN  PAPERS  to  the  effect  that  such  a classified  list  can  be  found  in  the 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Joubnal,  and  as  we  now  know  hundreds  will  call  for  the 
list  because  it  will  be  reliable. 

Agents  can  elect  whether  they  wish  to  pay  10  cents  a line  for  their  list  or  pay 
a commission  when  the  property  is  sold. 

Each  Agency  will  have  a Box  No.  arranged  in  an  Index  Book,  and  when  a 
proper  person  comes  along  to  buy,  he  will  be  introduced  to  the  Agents.  If  he  is 
only  a tool  or  a curb  stone  broker,  he  will  probably  not  be  “brought  round.”  The 
Joubnal  will  not  transact  a real  estate  business  exactly,  but  if  it  can  find  a suitable 
buyer,  the  agent  who  is  our  best  friend,  will  be  glad  to  sell  to  him  and  pay  us  for 
our  trouble.  In  no  case  will  we  do  any  “undermining”  or  allow  it  if  we  can  help 
it.  We  will  introduce  the  “bona  fide”  purchaser,  and  let  the  “scalpers”  take  a walk. 
Thus  we  will  weed  out  the  bad  ones  for  you. 

By  this  method  fewer  opportunities  will  be  afforded  to  “parasites”  to  impose 
on  legitimate  dealers,  because  just  as  soon  as  we  learn  that  the  Agentgiving  us  the 
list,  has  not  the  full  control  of  the  property,  that  property  will  be  dropped,  nor 
will  we  be  concerned  about  the  “title.”  If  it  is  not  acceptable,  then  the  trade  will 
not  go  through  and  we  will  not  ask  for  our  part  of  the  commission. 

This  feature  of  the  Joubnal  will  be  advertised  all  over  the  country,  and  will 
have  a twofold  effect  in  drumming  up  buyers. 

Prenare  your  lists  and  send  them  in;  it  will  cost  nothing,  unless  you  sell  to 
the  man  we  introduce,  in  case  you  do  not  elect  to  pay  10  cents  a line. 

R.  C.  S IVE  Y E R S , publisher. 

121  Fifth  A ve..  CHICAGO. 


JANUARY  16. 

Lot  6 in  Hurlbut’s  sub  of  part  of  ne  cor  of  e 54  of 
b 79  of  C T’s  6ubdn  of  w 54  of  seo  27  39  14.  Henry  W 
Bishop,  Master.  L N. 

JAN.  19. 

Lot  2 in  b 13  in  school  sec  add  to  Chicago.  H. 
Waller,  master.  L N. 

JAN.  19. 

Lots  4 to  12  and  15  to  43  and  45  to  47  in  b 3 in  Bruce 
& Walker’s  sub  of  w 47  acres  of  w 54  of  s e 54  of  sec 

2 38  13.  S F Hanehett,  sheriff. 

Beginning  at  a center  line  of  Ontario  ave  916  58- 
100  ft  south  of  the  center  line  79th  street,  thence 
running  sonth  along  same  line  1403  ft;  thence  e 1500 
feet  to  shore  of  Lake  Michigan;  thence  nly  along 
said  shore  to  a point  1080  ft  due  east  of  piace  of  be 
ginning;  thence  w 1080  ft  to  same  place  situated  in 
sec;  38  3 15.  S F Hanehett.  sheriff.  L N. 

JAN.  23. 

Lot  10  in  b 1 in  Kay’s  addn  to  Chicago.  Johanna 
Froeder.  Admx.  L N. 

Lots  5 6 9 and  II)  in  b 3 in  Odell’s  sub  of  bs  5 and  6 
in  Hitt’s  sub  of  s e 54  of  sec  8 37  14.  H.  L.  Wait, 
aster.  L.  A. 

JAN.  28. 

Lot  7 in  a re-sub  of  sub  its  6 7 8 and  9 of  lot  16  in  b 

3 [n  U S Bank  add . N Steilen,  admr.  L.  A. 

Lot  7 in  re-sub  of  6ub-lots  6 7 8 and  9 ot  lot  16  m b 
3 in  the  U S Bank  add  to  Chicago.  N Steilen,  admr. 
L A. 

JAN.  26. 

Lot  14  in  b 1 in  Travers’  sub  of  n w 54  of  n w 54  of 
e 54  of  sec  8 38  14.  A O Butler,  trustee.  L.  A. 

Lot  69  in  Hull’s  sub  of  954  acres  in  e 1-2  s w 1-4  of 
sec  4 39  14;  also  lot  13  b 5 in  e 1-2  s w 1-4  of  sec  4 39 
14.  S F Hanehett,  Sheriff.  L N 
Lot  2 b 7 U S Bank  add  sec  28  39  14.  S F Hanehett, 
Sheriff.  LN. 

FEB.  2. 

Lots  1,  2 and  3 in  b 1 in  Hayward’s  sub  of  a pt  of  se 
1-4  of  s e 1-4  of  n e 1-4  of  sec  11  39  13.  I Claflin, 
trustee.  L A. 

S 54  of  w 54  of  s w 1-4  of  sec  34  36  12.  Mary  Mayer, 
admx.  L A. 

Lot  24  b 66  Calumet  and  Chicago  Canal  & Dock  Co’s 
sub  of  parts  of  sec  5 and  6 37  15.  S F Hanehett,  she- 
riff. L N. 

Lot’  1 and  n 1-2  of  lot  3 in  b 4 of  H O Stone’s  sub  of 
J J Astor’s  add  to  Chicago.  S F Hanehett,  Sheriff. 
LN. 

FEB.  15. 

Sub-lot  4 of  lot  7 in  blk  1 of  Saltonstall  Si  Russell’s 
sub  in  sec  3 38  14.  Cyrus  Bentley,  Admr.  L N. 

Lots  30  and  31  (except  north  4 feet  thereof)  in  Jos. 
Smith’s  sub  of  w 54  of  b 90  in  C T’s  sub  of  w 1-2  of 
gee  27  39  14.  J Rathborne,  Guardian.  L N. 

FEB.  18. 

Lots  1 to  12  in  McCarthy’s  sub  of  w 54  sw  qr  ne  qr 
of  sec  17  38  14.  P W Schaden,  Admr.  L N. 

FEB.  3. 

Lot  86  in  Rose’s  sub  of  b 27  in  Sheffield’s  add,  be- 
ing part  of  the  s e 1-4  of  sec  31  40  14.  C G Hammond, 
trustee,  L N. 

Lot  3 in  re-sub  of  lots  1 and  2 in  b 49  in  C T’s  sub 
of  w 1-2  of  sec  17  39  14.  J E Dooley,  administrator. 
LN. 


Jan  25. 

W 54  of  w 54  of  lot  17  in  Taylor’s  sub  of  the  s w 54 
of  b 53  C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  J T Noyes,  Master. 

L N. 

FEB.  6. 

Lot  81  in  Winslow’s  sub  of  a part  of  b 21  in  the  C 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Margaret  Keegan,  admx. 
LN. 

FEB.  1, 

Lot  20  and  21  in  Taylor’s  sub  of  parts  of  lots  11  and 
14  in  Earned,  Newhali  & Woodbridge’s  sab  of  n w 54 
of  sec  15  38  14;  also  s 32.4  ft  of  lot  2 and  the  n 8 1-10 
ft  of  lot  3 in  b 8 in  Jenning’s  sub  of  part  of  Jennings 
& Moffat’s  sub  of  s 60  acres  of  e 54  of  s w 54  of  sec  10 

38  14;  also  und  qr  of  7-10  ft  s of  and  adjoining  the  n 8 
1-10  ft  of  lot  3 in  b 8 in  same  sub  of  part  of  same  sub 
of  s 60  acres  of  e 1-2  of  s w qr  of  sec  10  38 14;  also  und 
qr  of  und  1-5  part  of  lots  1 2 3 4 5 and  46  to  50  in  b 3 
of  McPherson  & Allerton’s  add.  being  a sub  of  b 25 
in  C T’s  snb  of  sec  33  39  14;  also  und  qr  of  und  qr  of 
b 20  of  sub  in  e 1-2  of  s e 54  of  sec  32  39  14.  E J 
Tabor,  admx. 

Lot  98  in  sub  by  Pasdeioup  et  ai  of  b 44  in  sec  19 

39  14.  D J Avery,  master.  L N. 

JAN.  30. 

Lot  29  in  b 2 of  Berger  & Jacob’s  sub  of  b 9 in 
Stone  & Whitney’s  sub  of  n 1-2  of  sec  7 38  14.  L J J 
Nissen,  master.  L N.  ’ 

N 1-2  of  lot  9 in  b 8 in  Hansbrough  & Hess’  sub  of 
s w 1-4  of  sec  36  40  13.  E J Whitehead,  Master. 
L N. 

FEB.  9. 

S w 1-4  of  sec  30  37  12;  also  lots  23  and  24  in  C A 
Gregory’s  sub  of  b 62  in  sub  of  sec  19  39  14;  also  lots 
25,  26  and  27  in  Hoffman's  sub  of  s 1-2  of  b 51  in  sub 
by  City  of  sec  19  39  14;  also  lots  26  aDd  27  in  sub  of  n 
1-2  oE  b 51  in  sub  by  City  of  sec  19  39  14.  Caroline 
Vollratb,  executrix.  L N. 

B 23  in  Irving  Park,  containing  about  4 1-2  acres. 
H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  6 13  23  24  32  and  33  in  Sutherland  heirs’  sub  of 
part  of  sec  33  38  14,  and  lots  25  26  37  38  and  51  in  same 
sub.  S F Hanehett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  4 of  b 2 of  J B Adam’s  addn  to  Evanston,  (ex- 
cept the  w 50  feet  in  width  of  6aid  lot.)  S B Chase, 
Mortgagee.  L N.  „ 

Lot  24  in  b 3 in  Calumet  subdn  in  se  qr  of  sec  31  37 
15.  S F Hanehett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  44  and  45  of  sub  of  b 26  of  Duncan’s  addn  and 
of  b 37  C T’s  sub  of  w 54  w 54  ne  qr  sec  17  39  14;  also 
und  1-5  in  sub  lot  1 in  Wordell  & Maner’s  sub  of  lot 
23  and  s half  of  lot  20  of  b 30  in  School  Section  addn. 
S F Hanehett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  2 b 42,  School  Section  addn.  S F Hanehett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

Sub-lots  61  and  62  lot  2,  Odell’s  sub  of  b 5 and  6 m 
Hitt’s  subdn  of  se  qr  of  sec  8 37  14.  S F Hanehett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

S 30  ft  of  sub  lot  1 of  lot  8 in  b 19,  frac  sec  15  addn, 
being  30  feet  front  on  Wabash  ave,  at  No  503.  L J J 
Nissen,  Master.  L N, 

W 10.6  ft  of  lot  25  and  all  lot  26  in  b 26  of  the  Blue 
Isld  Land  and  Bldg  Co’s  sub,  being  in  sw  qr  of  sec  8 
37  14.  T T Verdier,  Guardian.  L A. 

FEB.  11. 

Lots  19  and  20  in  W E Doggett’s  sub  of  n 1-2  and  n 
1-2  of  s e 1-4  and  e 1-2  of  s w 1-4  of  sec  33  40  14.  J H 
S Quick,  successor  in  trust.  L N. 

Lot  3 in  blk  12  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Herman 
Bindenan,  Admr.  LA. 

Lot  38  in  b 1 in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  J L Wil- 
son, Com’r.  L N. 

FEB.  8. 

Lot  14  and  w 1-2  lot  13  in  Delamater’s  re-sub  of  Its 
9 to  18  in  b 13  in  Simons’  sub  of  s e 1-4  of  sec  35  40 13. 
Louise  Hanson,  admx.  L N. 

Lots  26  27  and  28  in  Stewart’s  sub  of  s 1-2  b 5 in 
Johnson  & Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  L J J 
Nissen,  Master.  L N.  . 

Lot  6 in  b 9 of  frac  sec  15  add  to  Chicago.  John  T 
Noyes,  Master.  L N. 


J J Flanders,  trus- 


FEB  10. 

E 1-2  of  s w 1-4  of  sec  35  38  12. 
tee.  L N. 

FEB.  13. 

Lots  15  and  16  in  b 2 in  Travers’  snb  of  n w 1-4  n w 
1-4  n e 1-4  of  sec  8 38  14.  H C Noyes,  successor  in 
trust.  L N. 

FEB.  16. 

Lots  6,  7,  8,  9 and  10  in  Ehrler  & Hessert’s  sub  of  u 
554  acres  of  s 9 1-2  acres  of  s e 1-4  of  s e 1-4  of  sec  17 
38  14.  Sophia  Heiberg,  admx.  L N. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


PALACE  FURNITURE  STORE 

399  & 401  WEST  MADISOH  STREET. 

CSICAOO.  ILL. 


THE  STORE  FOR 

A Large  Variety  of  Goods. 

THE  STORE  FOR 

Gentlemanly  Treatment. 

THE  STORE  FOR 

Cash  Goods. 

THE  STORE  FOR 

No  Easy  Payments,  i 
X£  People  TDa. SjoJiz  T*7"e  d.ozx’t  Sell  Cl^esup 

ALL  THEY  HAVE  TO  DO  TO  BE  CONVINCED  IS  TO 

CALL  AND  GET  OUR  PRICES! 

We  handle  no  poorly-made  goods,  and  as  we  do  no  easy  payment  business,  we  do  not  have  to  take 
goods  back  on  chattel  mortgages  and  place  them  on  our  floor  again  as  new. 

Our  Goods,  therefore,  are  all  free  from  vermin,  as  they  have  been  received  direct  from  the  factories  and 

have  not  been  in  use  in  all  sorts  of  tenement  houses,  and  as 

WE  SE  LL  FOR  CASH 


THE  STORE  FOR 

Good  Goods. 

THE  STORE  FOR 

Cheap  Goods. 

THE  STORE  FOR 

Clean  Goods. 

THE  STORE  FOR 


399  & 40 1 W.  Madison  St. 

PALACE 

FURNITURE  STORE. 


F ine  Finished  Goods.  bbbklfekfehfefefekfefeHhfe 


we  can  sell  goods  at  the  VERY  LOWEST  FIGURES. 

BE  SURE  AND  REMEMBER  THE  PLACE  : 

399  & 401  W.  MADISON 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


J.  HART, 

Manufacturer  of  Gilt.  Walnut.  Oak,  Cherry  and  Pine  Finished  or  Imitation 

noon  AM»  t’OltKI€K 


Also  make  a Specialty  in  putting  up  Mouldings  in  New  Houses  for  Hanging  up  Pictures. 

Office  and  Factory,  26  N.  Elizabeth  St.,  between  Lake  and  Randolph. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


If  you  want  to  save  your  Walls,  put  up  Room  Mouldings. 


J.  H.  PEARSON  & CO., 

Lumber, Lath  and  Shingles, 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds  and  Mouldings, 

Cor.  Canal  and  Lumber  Sts. 

superior  facilities  for  manufacturing,  and 
our  central  location,  enable  us  to  offer  Lum- 
ber at  from  $1.00  to  $3.00  per  M less 
than  this  published  list.<=^c2 

Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


yard  prices-par  lots-brv. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch *48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1J4  and  l]/2  inches  46  00 

3d  clear,  1M,  1V4  and  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  114  and  1(4  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  114,  H4  and  2 inches 02  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select  22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32 

34  on 

All  one  length,  £1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear i3 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select,  . 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C ""  33  00 

D 1 1 22  00 

All  14  feet  H extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch 36  00 

B 34  00 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4^inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 


W Al  DE’S 


No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 17  00 

10  feet 15  50 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  15  50 
10-inch  Nol  boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 16  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 38  00 

B 36  00 

C 28  00 


FLOORING  STRIPS' 

1st  and  2d  clear 

A siding  strips 

A flooring  strips 

B „ 

C „ 


-ROUGH— 6 INCH. 


41  00 
39  00 
34  00 
33  00 
24  00 


AND  ALL-POBCELAIN 

WATEE  CLOSET. 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 


9 00 


Pickets,  flat,  common 

Flat, rough,  mill  run. 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  . .. ...  18  00 

11/  cfinare  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . -1  )0 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

^=:e:;=;;;ss 


rjlHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin,  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

J also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  and  Globes. 


2 45 
2 60 
2 40 
2 35 
2 25 


SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 

Extra  A 

Standard  A 

Extra  Cedar  

Standard  Cedar 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  50|13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths $ 

12  50&.16100 

” ” 12  50(7,17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths • • ■ H 50(5.14  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft •■•••••••••• ; 10  0 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 2 00 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLE8. 

Sawed  (4  6 inch,  7 feet 

(4  7 inch,  7 feet v 

(4  8 inch,  7 feet 

% 8 inch,  7 feet 9 

)4  9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long J2 

4 inch,  round,  full  length j- 

5 inch,  round,  full  length !•> 

6 inch,  round,  full  length *“ 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 2d 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

20  feet,  per  inch 11 


10  a 

13 

i7  y. 


BEADED  CEILING TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  00 

B 20  00 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  %-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  Vx  insh.,  6iDCh 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A 6iding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding  10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1(4  and  154-inch 13  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  59 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 

Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 


House  Draining  and  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 

ILL. 


194  LaSalle  St.,  - 

Large  Stock  on  Hand. 


- - CHICAGO, 

Special  Work  to  Order. 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  flgures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2(4  in $23  00@25  00 

Thicker  25  00(5.27  00 

cun . s oo@io  oo 

OAK. 

1st  end  2d  20  00@22  00 

Common  ....  . . ■ ■ 44  00^1600 

Timber 17  00@19  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Step  plank 27  00 

Cull 10  00 

WALNUT. 

Ban°-e  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

1st  and  2d  65  00(^70  00 

Common  43  00(5  48  00 

cCiiU  ; : : ; : : .' ; : : : : : : : : : . : : : - 24  oofe-s  00 

Extra  good 00^75  CO 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 22  00@24  00 

Common ' 14  00@ 16  00 

11  00@13  00 

CHERRY.  * 

1st  and  2d,  inch 60  00@65  00 

« “ thick 65  00 @70  00 

10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

20  00@21  00 

Common I2  00 

6 00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00@30  00 

10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

32  00 @35  00 

1st  and  2d,  VA  in  and  up 35  00@37  50 

BASSWOOD. 

Good  16  00(518  00 

Cull 5 °°@  6 00 

Merchantable 13  00(5.14  00 

BIRCH. 

Good 20  °°@25  00 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00(517  00 

Cull 8 0t> 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00@16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00@15  00 

Log  run 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 28  00@25  0o 

6 00(510  00 

Log  run 13  00(0,15  00 

CHESTNUT. 

l6t  and  2d 30  0C@35  00 

Call 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00@24  00 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00@20  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch. 24  00@26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@29  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side .........  50  00 

u u rough .....52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHINGLES — REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr  bdl 4.90  pr  M 

3quar®Butts  • 4.60  pr  M 


Cull. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch . 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 

UOKONr  NORTHEN 
"The  Practical  Furnace  Man,” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Seuvosh,  Noutukn  & Oo. 
MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  11 10 AT KR.” 
The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  sts. 


Galvanized  Iron  Galvanized  Wire 


PATENT 

OATES 


NETTING 

PENCE 

Partly  unrolled. 


E.  E.  NOYES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 
Metal  Skylights. 

Tin  and  Slate  Hoffing,  Smoke  Stacks,  etc. 

33-35  W.  Madison  St..  CHICAGO. 

Contracts  taken  in  City  or  Country 
Prompt  work  and  prices  to  suit  the  time« 

Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICACO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 

CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 

£ 

A2STD 

Ceiling 

DECORATORS. 

Studio  Sc  Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

OHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER.  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belclen  Ave,  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR'-ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


SIGNERS  ^ ^ 


94  LaSalle  Street,  Chicaeo. 


16  .00  each,  with  hardware 
for  wood  posts. 


40  ins,  15c  liuem  foot. 
35  ios,  14c  linear  foot. 
30  inn,  13c  linear  fool. 


^ELEVATOR  C^J-QILa:rT^L«3 

WIRE  AND  IRON  WINDOW  CU ARDS. 

E.  HOLENSHA.DE, 

Wire  Works,  136  Lake  Street.  OHIO  AGO. 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 

Sole|  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOFJ 

Roofing! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 


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Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  3o.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 
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O.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ...  - ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319-321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Cou tracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
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NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  BUREAU, 
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sheet. 

9.  a roof  applied  without  the  use  of  solder,  mallets,  seamers,  tongs,  or  fire 
about  the  building. 

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shingle  is  thoroughly  painted  before  applying. 

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Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  5. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JANUARY  80,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  10c. 


INDEX  TO  002STTE2STTS. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— real  estate  and  loans 

MISCELLANEOUS  MATTER 

BUSINESS  AND  FINANCIAL  TOPICS 

TABLES — Improvements  Ordered — Architects’  Reports  of  New  Buildings - 

Wages  of  Mechanics  and  Laborers 

PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL -THE  MARKET 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET... 

THE  RECORD 

“ “ continued 

SUBURBAN  AND  COUNTY  TRANSFERS 

TRUST  DEEDS  AND  MORTGAGES 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES 

ADVERTISED  SALES— FORECLOSURES 

ADVERTISEMENTS— BUILDERS’  MATERIAL 

FINE  FURNITURE— PALACE  STORE. 


Contractors  and  Builders,  Hardware  and  Lumber 

Dealers,  Architects  and  Tax-payers,  should 
Examine  the  Tables 


GET  THE  BEST! 

BARKER  & JACKSONS 

Champion  Radiating  Heater. 

1802  Wabash  Ave..  Chicago,  III. 


1ST.  A.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

mOMEIEMIPMIRMRICE 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Briek,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Lining’s,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


F.  BUCHANAN. 

UNIVERSAL  FURNACE. 

Most  Powerful  and.  Economical. 

306  Ogden  Ave.,  Chicago. 


H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans, 

Renting,  Insurance. 

92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 

219  E.  Washington  St. 


BRANCH  YARD: 

Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


T.  NELSON  & SON 


Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


73  Jackson  Street, 

near  State  street. 


CHICAGO. 


2 19  Thirty-First  Street, 

near  Indiana  Avenue. 


9 Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co.,  „F 

h.  PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 

Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.'  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  M.  Moore. 


T.  H.  Webster. 


S.  M.  MOORE  & CO., 

Insurance  Agents, 

Represent  the  ORIENT  INSURANCE  OO.,  Hartford,  Conn.  LION  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO., 
London,  Eng.  LOUISVILLE  UNDERWRITERS,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Insurance  on  Dwellings,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all  classes  of  desirable  risks  at  reasonable  rates. 
South  east  corner  LaSaule  and  Madison  Streets.  CHICAGO. 


W.  E.  WYATT  & GO.,  ROOFERS!  4525  to  4531  STATE  ST. 


TELEPHONE-9925. 


CHICAGO  ANDERSON 

Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 

PRESSED  BRICK, 

Plain  Si  Ornamental, 


157  La  Salle  St. 


CHICAGO. 


<K.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  MUt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof. 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15.  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.)  „ . 

Telephone  883.  f 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 


B 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 


It 7. 


\ *»t..  - Cbicaso. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 


Rooms  15-17.  90  LaSalle  Street. 


Heal  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 


Correspondence  Solicited. 


BROWN,  IRA 

Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  o£  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 


CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


C3-.  A CL.AUSSENIUS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 
Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 


COLE,  M.  'I.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated.  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 


DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  66  Dearborn  street. 


D 


REYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  88  Washington  street. 


EDWARDS  &.  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 


REAL  ESTATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 


Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


G 


G 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
<=outh  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


i LLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
A.  125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


H 


AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 


.4  NDERSON,  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 
A 153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evan«ton  property  a specialty. 


AIRD,  PARKER  E.,  Tax  Agent,  Room  7,  125  Dear- 
born street,  Chicago.  


KRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale  : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 


ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  / 108  & 110  Dearborn 


HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Keal  Estate.  Loans  and  House  Itentinsf. 

55!)  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 


and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 


’"RAFT  & GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
l_  and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 


Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 


146  La  Salle  Street. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

Soutli  Chicago,  - - 1I..L.IXOIS. 


WM.  LEAtilE  & CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 


Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 


M 


MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 


OSBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 

Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate.  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


R 


Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTCACE  LOANS: 

Room  8,  i 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


S( 


CHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, 79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Real  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  93  Fifth 
Ave.,  Room  1,  Chicago. 


alLBERT,  CHAS.  J.  Real  Estate  Agent,  407  Davis 
street,  Evanston,  111.  Personal  attention  given 
bj  property  located  in  Evanston,  South  Evanston  and 
North  Evanston. 


G1  OODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
T Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


OODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 


AGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 


NATHAN  & JACOBS, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


aOODRIDGE,  EDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago. 
Reference  since  1858  : Traders’  Bank. 


aREEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Borde.i  Block. 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 


THORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7. 
Chicago. 


RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 


UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
vT  38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street., 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AGENCY. 


/ 1 ROSS,  S.  E.  k CO.,  136  Clark  stret,  corner  Madi- 
VT  eon.  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a 
specialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years. 


202  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.  ILL. 


T7TERLING,  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans  ; buys, 
T sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 


^yALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

HO  Monroe  Street. 


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EBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  Journal. 


OFFICE:  1 2 1 FIFTH  AVE,,  SECOND  FLOOR. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
I V Room  35,  162  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


J.  M.  Secrist. 

&.  CO. 


O.  M.  Wells. 

O.  M.  WELLS 

R.  EH  A Li  ESTATE, 

162  LaSalle  St..  Itoom  17.  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


One  square,  1 month,  $4;  3 months,  $11:  6 months,  $20 
1 year,  $36. 

Two  squares,  1 mon:h,  $6;  3 months,  $17;  6 months, 
$32;  1 year.  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 months. 
$45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 months 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month.  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 months 
$150. 


VATHEELER  & Co.,  Real  Estate  and  Renting 
VV  Agents,  Rooms  9 and  11.  157  Washington  St.. 
Chicago,  111.  Personal  attention  given  to  the  pur- 
chase, sale  and  exchauge  of  City,  Suburban  and 
Farm  properties.  Also  to  all  property  placed  in 
our  hands  for  lease. 


Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  mov- 
able. and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  the 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 


Terms  of  Subscription, 

Postage  prepaid. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


Great  Britain $5  00 


J^ayton,  r.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 


Germany.  France  Austria,  etc $5  00 


Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


THOMAS  MAYER, 


CONTRACTOR 


IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 


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AMPE,  FRANK.  165  N.  Wells  street. 


l^OYES,  E.  E.,35  L i I ; > W.  Madison  Street. 


gDWARD  A.  FOX, 

CITY  SURVEYOR 

Room  26,  Merchant’s  Building, 

N.  W Cor.  La  Salle  & Washington  sts.,  Chicago. 


Champion  Roofing, 


For  Laying 
Brick  and  Stone, 
Boilers, 
Engine  Beds. 
Chimney  Furnace 
Work  a Specialty. 


All  kinds  of  Mason  Work 
and  all  kinds  of  Fire  Clay 
Brick,  at  Low  Rates, 


Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 

J . M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  156  La  Salle  St. 


PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Keal  Estate  and  Loans, 
Rooms  96  and  97.  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 


WM.  J.  B R AC H VOGEL, 


General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 


EDFIELD  & BLAINE, Real  Estate  and  Loans  6134 
Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 


Fa.ok.iiTg  Boxes 


and  a'l  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue. 


J)  IEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 


BUILDINGS  MOVED 


re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


SCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
Fifth  ave.,  Staats  Zeitung  Bldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 


SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place,  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 


General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caleimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

| Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  „ . . 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 


Office,  No.  17,  Fourth  Avenue, 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Telephone  \’o.  1104. 


Patent  Glacier 

Window  Decoration. 


STEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south* west  part  of  the  city  a speci 


TIDHOLM,  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 


The  most  perfect  substitute  for 

Stained  Ground  and  Ornamental  Glass. 

Designs  suitable  for  Churches,  Dwellings  and  all 
purposes.  Cheap,  beautiful  and  durable.  Also  let- 
ters and  numbers  for  signs.  House  numbers  and  an- 
nouncements on  glass  of  every  description  at  very 
low  prices.  Circulars,  samples,  price  lists  and  esti- 
mates free  on  application  to  ^1  . 

SEFTON  & STEERE,  Agents. 

377  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


ii 


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A Perfect  Substitute. 

Warranted  five  years  to  stand  heat  or 
cold  and  will  not  crack  or  peal. 

Builders  and  property  owners  send  for 
prices. 

G.  1ST.  BUZBY, 

209  State  Street,  Chicago. 


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NEWrJOME 

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FOR  SALE  BY 


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CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JANUARY  30,  1886. 


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Real  Estate  Agents, 

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ots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
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Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  F B.  Bogue 


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Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Speciu' 
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ROOM  4 REAPER  BLOCK, 

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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 

CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JAN.  30,  1886. 

Real  Estate  and  Rents. 

The  Demand  for  More 
New  Buildings  Ex- 
plained. . 

Business  Streets  Compared.— 
Harrison’s  Letter  to  the 
Governor. 

The  Lake  Front  and  Bridge 
Questions.— A New  Solution  to  the 
Water  Question. 

BEAL  ESTATE  AND  BENTS. 

It  frequently  happens  that  our'  predic- 
tions for  the  future  utterly  fail,  and  partic- 
ularly so  in  regard  to  real  estate.  No  man 
knows  exactly  what  six  months  or  a year 
may  bring  forth.  All  newspapers  published 
in  Chicago  have  already  prophesied  a boom 
in  real  estate  during  the  present  year,  but 
none  have  been  so  foolish  as  to  predict  a 
boom  in  rents.  Competent  judges  who  are 
not  any  too  conservative  in  their  views  gen- 
erally, say  that  rents  cannot  increase,  but 
that  the  prices  of  last  year  will  obtain  and 
remain  firm  for  new  structures,  supplied 
with  all  modern  conveniences  and  comforts, 
and  that  old  time  frame  houses  will  go 
“a-begging.”  Store  property  will  certainly 
hold  its  own,  because  if  there  has  been  any 
excess  in  new  building  the  past  year,  it  has 
been  in  residences,  and  business  structures 
must  necessarily  follow  population.  There 
is  certainly  no  lack  of  store  buildings  od 
our  main  thoroughfares,  such  as  State  and 
Clark  streets  on  the  South  Side  and  Mad- 
ison, Lake,  Indiana  and  Van  Buren  streets 
on  the  West  Side.  The  same  is  true  of 
North  Clark  street,  but  that  thoroughfare 
has  more  to  support  it  in  point  of  territory, 
is  the  North  Side  has  fewer  prominent  re- 
tail streets  than  either  of  the  other  divisions. 
North  Clark  street  will  be  to  the  North  Side 
and  Lake  View  what  South  State  street  is  to 
the  South  Side  and  the  Towns  of  Lake  and 
Hyde  Park;  it  has  made  great  strides  as  a 
'retail  street  during  the  last  three  years,  and 
rents  remain  at  a good  figure.  The  firmness 
of  rents  depends  upon  the  supply  of  houses 
or  rather  the  scarcity  of  buildings  to  let; 
therefore  investors  will  consider  rents  and 
the  building  record  very  carefully  before 
.buying  and  building. 

Real  estate  men  are  divided  in  their  opi- 
nions on  the  subjects  of  rents  and  the  pro- 
spects of  continued  activity  in  building. 
Some  of  our  wealthiest  agents  who  are  also 
(Owners  of  many  houses,  believe  that  build- 
ling  has  already  been  overdone,  and  that 
.rents  will  suffer  in  consequence  of  the  over- 
supply.  Another  class  of  agents  who  are 
actively  engaged  in  building  houses  for 
themselves  or  their  principals,  talk  more 
(encourageingly  of  the  prospects  of  the  fut- 
|nre  than  they  ever  did,  believing  that  the 
increase  in  Chicago’s  population,  amount- 


ing to  about  50,000  per  annum,  will  warrant 
a continuation  of  the  active  building  which 
has  characterized  the  city  for  the  past  two 
years.  The  thousands  of  old  rotten  tene- 
ments, such  as  disgraced  State  street  for 
many  years  and  some  of  which  are  still 
standing,  will  no  longer  find  tenants,  except 
rag  pickers  and  low  saloons.  The  district 
west  of  the  river  as  far  as  Desplaines  or 
Union  streets,  has  always  been  an  eye  sore 
to  the  West  Side,  and  must  sooner  or  later 
be  built  up  with  modern  structures.  Why 
old  rotten  buildings  have  been  allowed  to 
stand  on  West  Lake  street  for  twenty  years 
after  they  were  fit  for  a human  being  to  live 
in,  was  explained  in  last  week’s  Journal. 
Therefore  it  is  not  wholly  on  the  basis  of 
the  50,000  increase  in  population  that  capi- 
talists and  builders  figure  on.  The  razing 
and  abandonment  of  old  worn  out  and  di- 
lapidated buildings,  creates  a further  de- 
mand for  new  houses. 

THE  LAKE  FRONT  AND  BRIDGE  QUESTION. 

Mayor  Harrison  in  a letter  to  the  Gover- 
nor asks  for  his  aid  in  the  Lake  Front  and 
Bridge  question.  He  suggests  that  the 
Governor  appoint  a commission,  consisting 
of  citizens  of  high  standing  and  undoubted 
integrity,  who  shall  endeavor  to  bring  to  a 
close  the  litigation  in  regard  to  the  Lake 
shore  and  thus  relieve  the  vessel  interests, 
which  are  suffering  from  the  lack  of  harbors 
and  render  more  feasible  any  plan  for  abol- 
ishing the  bridge  nuisance. 

There  is  no  doubt  that  such  a commission 
might  facilitate  matters  and  bring  to  a 
successful  issue  those  questions  of  vital  int- 
erest to  all  Chicagoans. 

A SOLUTION  TO  THE  WATER  QUESTION. 

The  solution  to  the  water  question,  which 
has  been  suggested,  is  worth  the  consid- 
eration of  property  owners  and  their  repre- 
sentatives, coming  as  it  does,  endorsed  by 
Prof.  Andrews,  president  of  the  Chicago 
Academy  of  Sciences. 

Recently  wells  have  been  sunk  for  manu- 
facturing and  other  purposes,  to  distances 
of  one  hundred  feet  or  more.  These  wells 
have  been  bored  in  territory  extending  from 
North  avenue  to  South  Chicago  and  west  to 
Oak  Park.  The  water  drawn  up  has  been  in 
quality  and  amount  a surprise  to  all  and 
has  given  rise  to  the  following  conclusions: 
1st,  the  existence  of  a bed  of  rock,  broken 
into  millions  of  tunnels,  connecting  with 
the  bottom  of  the  lake  wherever  this  juts 
out  through  the  blue  clay;  2d,  that  these 
immense  exposures  will  furnish  an  inex- 
haustible supply  of  pure  lake  water  flowing 
through  natural  horizontal  tunnels  from  the 
lake  bottom,  ten  or  fifteen  miles  from  the 
shore,  and  this  supply  will  rise  in  perpen- 
dicular wells  of  any  size,  up  to  the  level  of 
the  surface  of  the  lake;  and  3d,  that  these 
natural  tunnels  may  be  utilized  in  supply- 
ing the  city  with  water  free  from  sewage 
pollution,  by  the  sinking  of  shafts  or  wells 
of  the  same  diameter  as  our  present  lake 
tunnel  or  larger  if  necessary,  which  will  tap 
these  innumerable  supplies  at  a depth  of  a 
little  over  a hundred  feet  and  the  establish- 
ing of  pumping  stations  wherever  desired. 

The  engineer  who  had  charge  of  the  dril- 
ling of  a well  at  68th  street  and  Evans  ave., 
115  feet  deep,  35  feet  of  which  was  in  the 
rock,  said  that  the  tools  suddenly  dropped 
into  a cavern  and  the  water  began  rising 
until  it  stood  at  the  lake  level  and  that  the 
water  in  the  shaft  showed  the  action  of  the 
lake  under  the  influence  of  storms,  thus 
proving  that  the  water  comes  directly  from 
the  lake. 

Dr.  Andrews  corroborates  the  statdment  in 
regard  to  the  stratum  of  rock  and  says:  “I 


have  frequently  observed  the  multitude  of 
crevices  in  this  stratum  of  rock.  The  strata 
are  inclined  in  all  directions  for  short  dis- 
tances, but  in  a general  way  underlie  the 
city  at  an  average  depth  of  eighty  or  ninety 
feet. 

It  would  not  be  a costly  experiment  for 
the  city  to  sink  an  eight-foot  shaft  in  the 
crevice  at  Sixty-eighth  street,  or  perhaps  a 
number  of  smaller  shafts  at  one  of  the  ex- 
isting pumping  stations  would  answer,  and 
by  the  pumping  see  if  they  could  lower  the 
water.  If  they  could  not,  I should  say  be- 
yond a doubt  it  is  connected  withe  the  lake 
in  a way  that  would  readily  solve  the  water 
question.  Manufacturers,  hotel  keepers  and 
others  using  large  quantities  of  water 
might  sink  wells  of  their  own,  to  avoid 
taxes,  if  not  to  obtain  pure  water. 

In  the  residence  portion  of  the  city,  the 
people  living  in  a block  could  put  down  a 
well  for  house  use.  One-tenth  of  their  water 
rent  for  a year  would  put  down  the  well 
and  a second  tenth  would  probably  pump 
the  water  into  the  pipes  in  their  houses. 
They  would  thus  save  75  per  cent,  of  their 
water  taxes  and  have  pure,  cold  water  in 
the  summer.” 

Whether  the  plan  is  a feasible  one  or  not 
for  the  supply  of  the  whole  city,  there  is  no 
doubt  that  many,  who  use  immense  amounts 
of  water,  could  obtain  water  in  this  way 
with  great  satisfaction. 


EVIL  EFFECTS  OF  TOO  3IAS  V LAW- 
YERS. 

Whenever  a community  becomes  over- 
stocked with  a redundancy  of  legal  talent 
there  is  going  to  be  trouble.  Those  who 
cannot  make  a living  by  legitimate  means 
will  become  shysters,  collection  agents,  col- 
lection attorneys  or  candidates  for  office,  in 
either  of  which  capacities  they  will  do  more 
harm  than  good  to  the  community.  A 
shyster  will  advise  anybody  and  every- 
body to  go  to  law,  even  if  he  must  under- 
take the  case  on  a contingent  fee.  The 
average  collecting  agent  will  deteriorate  un- 
til he  is  no  better  than  a thief,  because  he 
will  resort  to  all  sorts  of  subterfuges  by  way 
of  charges,  in  managing  to  keep  all  that 
he  collects.  Collection  attorneys  do  pretty 
much  the  same  thing,  and  rarely  rise  above 
the  position  of  a collecting  agent.  It  is 
generally  a higher  grade  of  shysters  who 
embark  in  politics;  they  are  generally  too 
proud  to  follow  the  business  of  collecting 
and  “ hanging  around  ” justices  courts, 
and  have  not  energy  enough  to  make  a liv- 
ing by  collecting  hard  claims.  It  frequently 
happens  that  the  noisiest  men  in  our  legis- 
latures are  men  of  this  class.  They  cannot 
manage  a case  in  court  so  as  to  be  success 
ful,  but  they  can  spout  in  politics,  because 
their  hearers  do  not  generally  know  the  dif- 
ference between  logic  and  bosh.  But  by  far 
the  greatest  damage  done  by  these  incom- 
petent fellows  is  the  wrong  advice  they  give 
to  poor  men,  urging  them  to  go  to  law  at 
loss  of  money  and  time,  when  a good  law- 
yer would  tell  them  at  once  that  it  was  of  no 
use.  Lawing  is  a two-handed  game,  and 
one  of  the  most  expensive;  better  throw  up 
a copper  or  compromise  in  the  beginning. 

Business  men  have  learned  that  it  is  bet- 
ter to  lose  many  small  bills  than  try  to  col- 
lect by  law,  and  where  they  are  swindled 
and  robbed  by  petty  thieves  and  shysters 
they  have  a remedy  in  publishing  their 
names,  so  as  to  prevent  them  from  imposing 
upon  others.  A short  time  ago  a thief  by 
the  name  of  Allen,  who  cannot  go  to  his 
home  in  Ohio  because  he  stole  there,  sought 
employment  and  charity  at  the  office  of  this 
Journal,  and  having  been  tolerated  until 


the  proprietor  was  taken  suddenly  ill,  he 
jumped  at  the  opportunity  to  steal,  and  it 
was  afterwards  ascertained  that  the  little 
scoundrel  had  a partner  in  crime,  and  both 
of  them  were  in  “snooks”  with  a red-headed 
shyster  by  the  name  of  Adams,  who  kept  an 
office  on  Washington  street.  A judgment 
in  tort  was  obtained  by  the  publisher 
against  Allen,  but  he  and  his  lawyer  skip- 
ped out  of  court  before  onything  could  be 
done,  and  it  was  never  possible  to  learn  his 
address,  so  as  to  arrest  him  on  a warrant. 
Our  justice  courts  are  almost  rendered  use- 
less on  account  of  the  practices  of  shysters 
and  crooked  constables. 

We  could  cite  numerous  instances  to  show 
that  business  men  are  always  the  losers  by 
going  to  a justice  court  for  justice.  The 
benefit  of  the  doubt  and  perfect  credence  are 
given  to  the  dead  beat  or  the  thief — never 
to  business  men  who  prosecute. 


THE  RECORDER  TJX  JUSTLY  CE.V- 
SURE1>— HIS  VIAIHCATIOY 
ASSURED. 

The  controversy  over  the  abstract  depart- 
ment in  the  Recorder’s  office  was  brought 
about  by  the  action  of  the  county  board  of 
commissioners  in  sending  an  expert  to  the 
department  for  the  purpose  of  ascertaining 
the  exact  condition  of  the  books  and  the 
feasibility  of  having  the  records  written  up, 
so  as  to  make  them  available,  if  they  were 
not  so,  as  public  abstract  books.  The  ex- 
pert labored  for  a period  of  104  days,  at  a 
salary  of  $10.00  per  day,  at  the  instance  of 
Commissioner  Senna,  and  a majority  of  the 
board,  and  the  examination  only  ended  the 
latter  part  of  November  last.  The  work  of 
completing  the  books  was  found  practicable 
and  was  therefore  recommended.  In  order 
that  the  public  records  might  be  preserved 
intact,  it  was  proposed  to  Col.  Scribner 
by  members  of  the  county  board,  that  he 
should  submit  a proposition  or  bid  “to  com- 
plete the  work,  so  as  to  get  it  in  a tangible 
shape.”  It  was  then  deemed  unsafe  to  allow 
these  records  to  pass  into  the  hands  of  out- 
side parties  after  expending  so  much  of  the 
public  money  on  them,  and  if  it  is 
unconstitutional  for  the  Recorder  to  do  the 
work,  then  it  is  unlawful  to  barter  them 
away  or  lease  them  to  outside  parties,  and 
depend  upon  it  the  taxpayers  of  the  county 
will  rise  up  and  prevent  their  removal  or 
the  disposal  of  them.  The  Recorder  is 
perfectly  willing  to  superintend  the  work  if 
the  county  will  employ  the  men  to  do  it, 
although  the  board  believed  it  was  advisable 
for  him  to  complete  the  work  for  a certain 
sum,  and  if  necessary  give  a bond  for  the 
fulfillment  of  the  contract.  Nearly  seven 
years  had  been  occupied  in  preparing  these 
abstract  books  before  Col.  Scribner  came 
into  office,  and  it  is  an  outrage  to  attribute 
their  incompleteness,  if  they  are  incom- 
plete, to  him.  The  much  abused  Recorder 
and  the  well  meaning  members  of  the 
board  are  trying  to  bring  order  out  of 
chaos,  which  according  to  outside  schemers 
and  speculators  has  reigned  for  seven 
years  before  Col.  Scibner  came  on  the 
scenes. 

About  all  the  public  institutions  in  Cook 
county  and  the  city  have  passed  into  the 
hands  of  the  Democratic  party  but  the 
Sheriff’s  office  and  the  Recorder’s  office,  and 
a Republican  newspaper  would  sacrifice  one 
of  these  for  pure  cussedness.  There  is  not 
the  first  scintilla  of  evidence  to  show  col- 
lusion between  Col.  Scribner  and  the  county 
board.  Shame  on  the  man  who  would  wan- 
tonly put  a stigma  on  an  honest  public 
official  and  destroy  the  usefulness  of  public 
property  for  the  sake  of  a whim. 


08 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


REPORT  OF  NEW  BUILIOinSTGi-S  -AENTD  BTJILIDIlsra-S  TO  BE 

For  the  week  ending  January  23,  1886. 


ERECTED, 


OWNER. 


ADDRESS. 


KIND  OP 
BUILDING. 


SIZE. 


A E Kent 

Mrs  C Neff 

114  La  Salle  st  . . . 
20*  S Sangamon  . 

3 

2 

Grand  Pac  Liv  Stable . . 
Flat  dwelling 

75x100 

Judge  Wallace 

Three  residences 

Blk  of  stores  & dwell’g 

Three  residences 

Tenement  bldg 

A J Snell 

Jas  D Marshall  

Wa9h  Bd  & Ada  st 

3 

2 

i 204  ft  ft 

O Selander 

P Hamill  

164  Townsend  st.$ 

4 

3 

25x80 

48x70 

42x56 

28x45 

John  Hartnett  

378  W Polk  st  . . . . 

2 

A A Morrell 

Hyde  Park 

2 

Cottage T 

S Giersmaun 

Ten  dwellings 

U “ 

2 

Barn $ 

25x40 

20x36 

20x50 

40x200 

21x30 

21x68 

2lx4f 

47x70 

132x54 

180x60 

67x125 

P Haftner 

Flat  dwellings 

Cottage 

Alex  Schnotes 

U M 

Fred  Bushing 

113  W 21st  street. 
£86  N Lincoln 

1 

1 

Frank  Wiltshire., 

Cottage 

Fred  Brahus 

H Flood) 

1 

Aug  Ollmer 

H Davis 

321  Orchard  st  . . . 

3 

2 

2 stores  and  dwellings. 

Geo  Lehmann  & Sons 

227  Loomis 

2 

Jno  Gaynor 

223  5th  ave 

3 

G E Wood 

71  23d  st. 

Residence 

Liv’y  stab.  & tenm’t  b’g 
Stores  and  dwellings  . . 
Tenement  dwelling 

Anderson  & Holson 

3 

45x80 

W P Hock 

78  N Halsted 

Sass  & Pommey  Mfg  Co 

M A Farr 

46  N Peoria  6t  . . . 
68  Washington  st . 
196  Clark. 

3 

2 

3 

3 

25x120 

38x62 

C E Robinson 

Hotel 

M G Swart 

2^x96 

Pierre  Montblanc 

M Mayer 

3021  Archer  ave . . 

4 

3 Yt 
3‘/2 

Store  and  flat 

2 stores  and  dwellings. 

25x100 

Geo  Schneider  & Geo  Ludes 

75x76 

36x42 

20x20 

18x22 

Douglas  & Stewart 

Joseph  Brubes 

2 

Martin 

3 

2 

Edwin  Padrige 

2 dwellings  and  attic.  . 
Cottage 

John  Vaughn 

1 

23x48 

M Meyers 

2 

22x20 

235x34 

235x34 

24x50 

21x28 

21x30 

J D Campbell 

2 

J D Campbell 

2 

Henry  N Leman 

2 

P Griffin 

1 

James  Perry 

Dwellings 

LOCATION. 


3d  ave  and  Van  Buren  st 

Washington  blvd  and  Fall  st... 

2826-3830  Ellis  ave 

Lake  st  and  Bryant  place 

Laflin  st  near  Adams  st 

164  Townsend  st 

Tayior  st,  near  Ashland  ave. . . . 

Polk  and  Loomis  st 

63d  st  and  Madison  ave  

Kenwood 

South  Park o 

2804  State  street 

206  Fullerton  avenue 

143  Armitage  avenue 

1069-1061  Hinman  street 

1026  Girard  st 

124  Fremont  street 

100  Lexington  street 

Center  and  Orchard  ste 

Sawyer  ave  and  19th  sts 

Rosalie  Court  and  57th  st 

Congress  and  Sangamon  6ts. 

Prairie  ave  and  28th  st 

621  and  623  North  Clark  st 

78  and  80  N Halsted  st 

46  N Peoria  6t 

Woodlawn  ave,  near  48th  6t, 

515  Clark  st 

Wentworth  ave  and  28th  st 

Archer  ave  and  Broad  st 

Archer  ave  and  Halsted  st 

29th  st  and  Wentworth  ave 

1550  Dearborn  st 

758  18th  st 

2904  5th  ave 

2808  Prairie  ave 

327  Johnson 

914  Ashland  ave 

659  to  681  Park  ave 

660  to  682  Park  ave 

435  Elm  st 

325  Johnson  st 

128  Colorado  ave 


COST 


ARCHITECT  OR  BUILDER. 


$ 

20000 

14500 

30000 

100000 

22000 

11000 

14000 

8000 

4000 

40000 

20000 

12000 

2000 

800 

1200 

700 

3200 

2000 

14000 

20000 

40000 

12000 

40000 

11000 

10000 

12000 

8000 

12000 

14000 


10000 

1200 

280u 

2500 

900 

450 

30000 

30000 

5000 

800 

2200 


A Smith.  161  Monroe 

A J Hageman 

A J Hageman 

A A Smith,  151  Monroe 

Jno  Otter.  2 So  Clark  st 

J J Donnellan,  71  Washington  6t 

W J Bemun | 

AIT  Both.  P Haftner. 

Fred  Brohus 

HM  Hanson,  Ashland  Blk * 

H R Wilson,  Unity  Bldg 

W H Drake,  113  Madison  st 

Ackerman  & Smith,  Ashland  Blck 

J C Cochrane,  Ashland  Blk 

John  Otter,  No  2 Clark  st 

John  Otter,  u u *•  

H R Wilson,  Unity  Bldg 

Treat  & Foltz,  80  Dearborn  st 

John  Otter,  No  2 Clark  st 

J F Boerr  2457  Wentworth  ave 

E Roberts,  bldr 

M Holec 

Wbeelock  i Clay,  Olive  and*  Hill,  bids!. 

Johnston  & Lees,  bids 

C A Henry,  J D Campbell - 

C A Henry,  J D Campbell 

Robert  Rea,  Holman  & Cyrout 


DESCRIPTION. 


Brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  Brick  and  ttone. 

Pressed  brk  and  stone,  terra-cot.  (begun) 
Rock-faced  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 

Aud.  Pressed  bk,  bro  stone  & terra  coi 
Ind  “ bk  and  lime  stone. 

Frame. 

Stone,  brick,  slate  and  terra  cotta. 

Brick  and  stone. 


gun) 

otta.| 


T 

■ 

I 

)- Brick. 

I 

J 

Anderson  P B — brown  stone  and  ter.  cot. 
“ and  Bedford  stone. 

u and  stone. 

“ and  brown  stone. 

Tremont  brick  and  brown  stone  (begun.; 
Red  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 
Pressed  brick  and  lime  stone. 

Anderson  pressed  brk  and  Lemont  stone. 
Stone  foundation  with  frame  (begun.) 
Brown  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone  (begun. ) 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick. 

Basement  brick. 


Furnace. 

Furnace. 


F Jones,  add. 


BUILDING  NEWS. 

COUNTRY. 

Architects  Haley  & Allen  report  brick  schoot  house  at 
Willmar,  Minn.,  to  cost  $20,000. 

Architect  F.  G.  Corser  reports  brick  building  lor  the  Daily 
Argus,  Fargo,  Dak.,  to  cost  $28,000.  Plans  under  way. 

Miles  City,  Montana  Ter.— R.  M.  Hough  and  M.  H.  Dustin 
of  Lincoln,  111.,  will  probably  build  a large  slaughter-house, 
with  a capacity  of  $20,000  beeves  for  the  season.  Other 
contemplated  improvements  will  necessitate  the  expendi- 
ture of  about  $250,000. 

Indianapolis,  Ind.— A new  Y.  M.  C.  A.  building  will  be 
erected  at  a cost  of  $35,000. 

Willow  River,  Wis.  —Dr.  Wiltrout  has  the  plans  completed 
for  his  magnificent  private  hospital.  The  architect  is 
arranging  details,  and  work  will  begin  at  once  upon  the 
bath  and  summer  houses  to  be  erected  upon  the  pond. 
Fully  $30,000  will  be  expended  if  the  plans  thus  far  made 
are  carried  out.  The  site  is  one  of  the  most  beautiful  upon 
the  St.  Croix  River. 

Winona,  Minn.— The  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & St.Paul  rail- 
will  build  a new  and  substantial  passenger  depot  at  this 
place  in  the  near  future. 

St.Paul,  Minn. — Contracts  have  been  made  for  twenty 
new  houses  on  the  west  side,  near  the  Clinton  street  depot. 
Work  will  be  commenced  in  March. 

An  addition  will  be  made  this  year  to  Macalister  college, 
to  cost  about  $40,000. 

MINNEAPOLIS,  MINN. 

The  work  of  rebuilding  the  burned  bottle  works  in  South 
Minneapolis  is  progressing  with  remarkable  rapidity.  The 
buildings  will  be  larger  and  more  substantial  than  those 
destroyed.  It  is  expected  to  resume  operations  within  two 
or  three  weeks,  giving  employment  eo  125  men. 

Architect  W.  H.  Dennis  reports  plans  in  hand  for  a $15,- 
000  brick  and  stone  residence  for  S.  P.  Channell,  on  the 
bluff  back  of  Lowry’s  residence.  Work  will  be  commenced 
with  the  opening  of  spring. 

Block  for  H.  L.  Gordon,  with  cut  stone  front,  cost  $25,000. 

Architect  W.  C.  Whitney  reports  frame  house  for  G.  A. 
Morse,  on  Chicago  avenue  and  24th  street,  to  cost  $5,000. 
Plans  under  way. 

A memorial  hall  with  marble  tablets  inside  will  be  con- 
structed in  Darlington,  Wis.,  in  memory  of  dead  soldiers. 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. — A new  court  house  is  to  be  erected  in 
this  city  and  will  cost  about  $2,250,000. 

Detroit,  Minn.— The  sum  $120,000  was  expended  for 
building  improvements  during  the  year  of  1885. 

Anoka  Minn.— expended  $500,000  for  building  improve- 
ments last  year. 

The  Minnesota  Jockey  Club  will  erect  a $70,000  club 
house  in  St.Paul  this  year. 

St.  Thomas,  Dak.— A 15,000  bushel  addition  is  being 
added  to  the  St,  Thomas  elevator. 

, Templar’s  Point,  Wis.— The  Knights  Templar  will  invest 
$10,000  in  building  and  improvement  next  season. 

Maysville,  Nev.— Nisbit  & Co.,  of  Chillicothe,  Mo.,  are 
contractors  for  the  new  court-house  here,  to  cost  $40,000. 
Eckle  & Man,  of  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  are  the  architects. 


TABLE  SHOWING  IMPROVEMENTS  ORDERED 

to  be  made  by  the  Chicago  City  Council,  where  assessments  will  be  levied.  Passed  Jan.  18th. 


STREETS  IMPROVED. 

FROM. 

TO. 

CHARACTER  OF  IMPROVEMENT. 

Laflin  st 

W 12th  st  

"I 

j-Six  inch  drains. 

Water  service  pipes. 

Stay  proceed’gs  in  assm’t  in  impte. 

Stay  proceedings  for  improvmta. 
Stay  Assmt  for  Cedar  blk  pav’mt. 
j- Special  asemt  for  improvement. 

j-Six  inch  drains. 

1 

i 

"Water-service  pipes. 

Establishing  grade. 

Stay  proceedings  for  improv’mt. 
Repealing  ordinance  for  sidew’k. 
Stay  assessment  for  improvem’t. 
Stay  collection  and  paving 

Indiana  st 

Ashland  ave 

Mohawk  st 

North  ave  : . . 

Robey  st 

Chicago  ave 

Twenty-Second  st * . . 

Ashland  ave 

Townsend  st 

Larrabee  st 

Chicago  ave 

Division  st 

Division  st 

Menominee  street 

Clark  st  

Larrabee  st 

Noble  street 

Kinzie  st 

Law  avenue 

Polk  st 

Miller  street 

W Harrison 

Arthington  street 

Centre  ave 

La  Salle  st  So 

22d  st 

Adams  st 

Wabash  ave 

Robey  st 

Polk  st  w 

Polk  st,  w 

Loomis  st 

Warren  ave 

California  ave 

Dashiel  st 

Twenty-sixth  st  w 

31st  st 

Fifth  ave 

Twenty-sixth  st 

31st st 

Cottage  Grave  ave 

Polk  st 

Twenty-second  st 

Loomis  st 

30th  st  

Warren  ave 

California  ave 

Crosby  st 

Division  st 

Nineteenth  st  W 

Jackson  st  W 

Ashland  ave 

Halsted  st 

Western  ave 

Jackson  st  W 

Hoyne  ave 

Wilcox  st 

Western  ave 

Wilcox  ave 

Polk  st  W 

Campbell  ave 

Halsted  st 

Rockwell  st 

Rhine  st 

Leavitt  st 

Mohawk  st 

North  ave 

Hobbie  st 

Hawthorne  ave 

Sedgwick  st 

Prices  of  Mechanics’  and 


Chicago,  111. 

Joliet,  111. 

Detroit,  Mich.  | 

i 

$ 

$ 

$ $ 

Bricklayer 

4 00 

3 00 

3 00 

Bricklayer  (Front) 

5 00 

4 00 

4 00 

Carpenter 

2 75 

2 50 

1 50 

Gasfitter 

2 50@3  00 

2 50 

2 50 

Laborer 

1 75@2  00 

1 75 

1 00 

Painter 

2 50 @3  00 

2 50 

3 00 

Glazier 

2 00 

3 oo 

Plasterer 

4 50 

3 50 

3 00 

Plumber 

4 00 

4 00 

3 00 

Stonemason 

3 50@4  00 

3 50 

2 50 

Carver, 

4 50@5  00 

4 00 

Stonecutter 

4 00 

3 50 

2 00 

Stonesetter 

4 00 

3 00 

2 50 

Roofer  (Tin) 

2 75 

2 50 

2 50 

Slater 

3 00 

2 00 

Stairbuilder 

3 25  @3  75 

4 00 

3 00 

Steamfitter 

3 50 

3 00 

Cabinetmaker 

2 00 

Finisher 

3 00 

3 00  . 

Laborers’  Wages. 


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0 

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0 

A 

0 

A 

Des  Moines,  la. 

1 

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Hastings,  Neb, 

c 

04 

a 

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0 

a 

§ 

a 

a 

§ 

3 3 

a ^ 
X 

Omaha,  Neb. 

Sioux  City,  la. 

H 

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© 

a 

a 

© 

W 

© 

A 

O 

$ 

$ 

$ 

$ 

$ 

$ 

1 

$ 

4 00 

4 00 

3 50 

4 00 

4 00 

4 00 

4 50 

4 00 

6 00 

5 00 

4 50 

4 00 

4 50 

5 00 

5 00 

4 50 

10  00 

2 75 

2 50 

3 00 

2 25 

2 25 

2 25 

3 00 

2 50 

3 50 

2 50 

2 00 

3 00 

3 00 

3 00 

3 00 

3 50 

4 00 

3>  25 

1 50 

1 75 

1 75 

1 50 

1 50 

1 50 

2 00 

1 50 

2 50 

2 50 

2 25 

2 50 

2 00 

2 50 

2 50 

3 00 

2 50 

3 00 

2 25 

2 50 

3 00 

3 50 

3 00 

3 50 

3 00 

3 00 

4 00 

4 00 

4 00 

3 Oo 

4 50 

3 00 

3 00 

3 00 

3 00 

4 00 

4 00 

4 50 

4 00 

3 50 

3 50 

3 00 

3 00 

3 00 

4 00 

3 50 

5 00 

5 00 

4 00 

4 00 

5 00 

4 50 

3 50 

4 00 

4 00 

4 00 

4 00 

4 00 

5 50 

4 50 

3 00 

4 00 

4 00 

4 00 

4 00 

2 50 

2 00 

3 00 

3 00 

2 50 

2 50 

3 25 

3 50 

3 00 

3 00 

3 00 

3 25 

3 00 

5 00 

2 50 

2 50 

3 50 

4 50 

3 50 

3 25 

3 00 

3 50 

3 50 

3 50 

4 00 

3 60 

3 00 

3 50 

3 50 

3 00 

3 00 

2 50 

2 50 

3 00 

3 00 

2 75 

3 50 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


69 


Pioneer  Fireproof  Construction 
Company, 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  8483. 


RA-YIMIOnSrD'S  IPaaTETSTT 

Compressed  LeadSash  Weights 


>HN  SHERIFFS 


ANDREW  SHERIFFS 


JOHN  SHERIFFS  & SON 


LIMBER! 

Cor.  Lumber  ami  2^(1  bireets,  clmugu. 

SPECIAL.  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  CITY  ORDERS, 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M.  Boice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 


NOISELESS. 


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SMOOTH  FINISH. 


Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction.— Jio  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
| and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
I Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farweli’s  “ 

0 H Case’s  41 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offie  o£  Cincinnati 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


BRADLEY  GAS  LIGHT  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Automatic  Gras  Machines. 

OFFICE:— 76  Filth  Avenue,  CHICAGO. 

imp™™?”!*  » SE 


Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

55  gynrf  57  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


,moke,  no  chimneys  needed,  like  city  gas  at  one-fourth  the  cost, 
n operation  in  Chicago  and  suburbs 


BUILDING  DEPARTMENT. 


There  must  necessarily  be  a season  of  repose  in  every 
branch  of  business.  Real-estate  men  find  it  in  the  heat  of 
the  summer,  architects  and  builders  in  the  dead  of  winter. 
The  work  of  finishing  inside,  including  the  wood  work,  is 
by  no  means  stopped,  but  the  number  of  building  permits 
taken  out  have  dwindled  down  to  almost  nil.  Should  this 
present  thaw,  so  noticeable  on  Thursday,  continue,  contrac- 
tors and  builders  will  not  wait  for  spring  to  commence 
work,  of  which  there  is  an  abundance  planned. 

It  is  difficult  to  find  architects  in  their  offices  before  10 
o’clock  a.  m.  and  after  3 o’clock  P.  M.,  consequently  our 
table  of  future  new  buildings  is  somewhat  shorter  this  week 
than  formerly.  Lumber  merchants  especially  dealers  in 
hardwood  are  sanguine  of  a good  trade  the  coming  season. 

Exterior  adornmnent  has  been  carried  ahead  of  interior 
decoration  and  finish;  now  builders  or  owners  of  fine  dwell- 
ings as  well  as  office  buildings  use  the  best  and  most  costly 
grades  of  hardwoods  for  finishing  inside.  There  is  more  of 
a demand  here  for  mahogany  than  formerly,  as  is  evidenc- 
ed by  the  accessions  to  the  trade  in  that  line.  Wild  cherry 
and  mahogany  are  taking  the  lead  in  furniture  manufac- 
turing but  white  ash  is  also  very  popular.  Walnut  is  get- 
ting scarce — very  scarce,  and  the  best  walnut  sets  are  always 
veneered  with  mahogany.  The  Southern  States  afford 
nearly  all  of  the  supply,  but  more  railroads  must  be  built 
in  the  South  before  much  of  the  best  can  be  made  accessible 
and  available.  North  Carolina,  Tennessee,  Kentucky,  South 
Western  and  Western  Virginia,  Arkansas  and  other  states 
abound  in  the  very  best  of  hickory,  ash,  maple,  black  wal- 
nut and  butternut;  also  wild  cherry,  oak,  poplar  and  pine, 
and  where  ever  this  fine  timber  is  found,  water  power  is 
also  found.  The  climate  is  favorable  for  cutting  timber 
the  year  round  and  manufacturing  lumber.  Hundreds  and 
thousands  of  beautiful,  tall,  straight  trees  of  walnut,  chest- 
nut, hiokory,  oak  and  what-not,  may  be  seen  standing  along 
the  streams  and  in  ravines  throughout  eastern  Kentucky, 
Tennessee,  South  Western  Virginia  and  elsewhere  in  phe 


South,  but  for  want  of  railway  facilities  they  are  valueless. 
Instead  of  cutting  down  our  northern  forests  in  Minnesota 
and  Wisconsin,  lumber  companies  should  turn  their  at- 
tention to  the  South.  The  wholesale  destruction  of  forests 
along  our  Lake  regions  and  in  theWest  is  the  prime  cause  of 
our  severe  winters. 


IP.  HUE.  CLARKE 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  ana  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collected  and6  all  business  ’•elating  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted.^^  

M ah o <;ari y and  Cabinet  Woods. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 
and  rosewood: 

Mexican  mahogany,  $100  @ $180  per  M. 

St.  Domingo  “ 150  @ 

Cuba  “ 100  @ 


200 

150 


Rosewood 


5c  pr  lb. 


THF.  LUMBER  MARKET. 


WEST 

TO  KANSAS  OITX,  ST.  JOSEPH, 
ATCHISON  AND  LEAVENWORTH, 
IN  EFFECT  NOVEMBER  2. 

From  Alton lljtj  cents. 

“ Burlington.  .1334  “ 

“ Chicago 16  “ 

“ Clinton 16  “ 

‘ Davenport. . 14J4  “ 

14  Detroit 22^  “ 

“ Ft  Madison.  13 J4  “ 

“ Fulton 16  “ 

“ Hannibal. . .1234  “ 

“ Keokuk 1334  K 

“ Louisiana. . 1234  “ 

“ Moiine 1434  u 

“ Montrose. . .1334  “ 

“ Peoria 16  “ 

“ Quincy 1234  “ 

“ Rock  Island. 1434  “ 

“ St.  Louis 1134  “ 

“ Toledo 2234  “ 


Freight  Rates. 

EAST 

FROM  OHIOAGO  AND  COMMON 
POINTS  ON  CAR  LOAD  LOTS  OF 
HARD  AND  SOFT  LUMBER,  IN 
EFFECT  NOVEMBER  1. 

To  New  York 35  cents. 

“ Boston 40  “ 

“ Philadelphia 33  “ 

“ Baltimore 32  ‘ 

“ Washington 32  ‘ 

“ Albany 32  ‘ 

“ Troy 32  ‘ 

“ Scenectady 32  ‘ 

“ Buffalo, 20  ‘ 

“ Pittsburgh 20  ‘ 

“ Wheeling 20  “ 

“ Susps’n  Bridge.. 20  ‘ 

“ Salamanca 20  ‘ 

Black  Rock 20  1 

“ Dunkirk 20 

“ Erie 20 

“ Toronto 20  ' 


20$  — 
22@  — 
7 50 
55 
00  24 
00  28 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 

mason’s1  supplies. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  $ square  foot 

10-inch  thick,  $ square  foot 

12-inch  thick  $ square  foot 

Rublestone,  lb  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard. 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches. . .. 

“ 5 “ 4 “ .... 

“ Building  stone,  per  cube 00  50  @00  60 

Maxwell  & Co.: 

Euclid  Stone  Co’s  3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars  00  22 

4-inch  “ “ 00  26 

Building  Stone 00  50@C0  56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls  85 

Lime,  in  bbls  finishing 65  @0  95 

Common  brick,  $ M I 00@8  00 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 16  00a22  00 

Anderson’s 32  00  @29  00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  $ M 65  C0@300  00 


Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 
Baltimore  Pressed  Brick . . 
Racine  Pressed  Brick 


BUILDING  PAPER. 


42  00@45  00 
50  00 
20  00 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 30  00@33  00 

| Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick @25  00 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 22  00@30  00 

@38  00 

M .......  25  00 @50  Of 


St.  Louis  Pressed 
Trenton 
Fire  Brick 


The  following  quotations  represent  ton  lots, 
amounts  are  subject  to  a higher  rate  of  10  cents  on  100 

P°Und8'  PER  100  LBB 

Plain  straw  board  sheathing  paper $1.30 

Tarred  straw  board  sheathing  paper 1.40 

Inodorous  water-proof  sheathing  paper 2 

Prepared  plastering  paper 2 

Tarred  roofing,  felt 1.40 

Tarred  sheathing  felt 1.40 

Carpet  lining  felt a-a® 


Lesser  Michigan  New  York  Stucco  and  Iowa  .... 

Cement,  Utica,  and  Buffalo,  $ bbl 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee  $ bbl. 

Portland  Impt  Cement 

White  Sand  $ bbl 

Eire  Clay  $ bbl 

Plastering  Hair  $ bush 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 

Roofing,  $ square  gravel  

Asphalt  Roofing 

Marble  Dust  $ bbl  f . ... 


70  @ 
00  @ 


1 81 
1 21 
1 25 
00@  3 25 
00@  1 26 
00@  3 50 
25  @35 
42  ^ 
00@  5 50 
50@  9 00 
@ to  no 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


D.  V.  CONLEY 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

House  Renting  and  Collections. 

Office : 138-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 

Room  I I - CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


Andrew  Knmbill. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES : 

Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  111. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  111 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  no  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Wm,  Reed, 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  condition  of  the  market  at  present 
affords  more  encouragement  to  the  agents 
than  ever  for  an  active  spring  trade,  which 
wili  be  larger  than  for  many  years.  A large 
amount  of  unimproved  property  is  being 
sold  for  immediate  improvement,  in  both 
the  city  and  suburbs.  Acres  are  in  demand. 
There  is  a general  good  feeling  among  the 
farmers  throughout  the  State,  both  in  re- 
spect to  the  crops  of  the  last  year  and  the 
outlook  for  this  year. 

Pearsons  & Taft,  who  make  farm  loans  a 
specialty  throughout  the  State  of  Illinois, 
say  that  the  prosperity  of  Illinois  farmers 
is  strongly  indicated  by  the  prompt  pay- 
ment of  interest  on  all  their  loans,  and 
often  10  or  12  days  in  advance.  They  very 
seldom  find  a foreclosure  necessary.  This 
is  well  shown  by  the  .Etna  Life  and  the 
Conn.  Mutual  Life  Ins.  companies.  The 
former  company,  the  past  eighteen  years, 
has  invested  chiefly  in  farm  loans,  and  now 
has  on  its  hands  but  $400,000  in  farmlands, 
while  the  latter,  investing  its  funds  wholly 
in  city  real  estate,  owns  $12,000,000  in  city 
property.  These  loans  are  becoming  more 
popular  with  capitalists,  and  bring  the  uni- 
form rate  of  6%. 

Redfield  & Blaine  report  the  following 
sales  in  Englewood  real  estate:  122  feet  on 
Indiana  ave  at  $27  a foot;  75  feet  on  Yale 
street  at  $50  a foot,  and  100  feet  on  Sixty- 
first  street  at  $47  a foot.  The  general 
outlook  is  very  encouranging  for  Engle- 
wood. 

John  W.  Brooks  has  taken  as  a partner, 

B F Parker,  and  the  firm  will  hereafter  be 
known  as  J.  W.  Brooks  & Co. 

Our  leading  agencies,  whose  cards  appear 
on  first  page  and  on  editorial  and  record 
pages,  are  too  busy  to  engage  in  lengthy 
interviews.  They  have  barely  finished 
up  their  business  for  the  past  year  and 
balanced  their  books.  Loans  are  unusually 
active  at  and  even  at  5 1-2%.  An  early 
spring  trade  and  fair  weather  is  all  that  is 
wanting. 

The  preparations  for  the  banquet  of  the 
Beal  Lstate  Board  have  been  drawing  rap- 
idly toward  completion.  Several  new  feat- 
ures of  special  interest  are  promised  by  the 
committee.  From  present  indications  the 
banquet  will  be  of  aj  very  high  character 
and  worthy  of  the  hearty  support  of  the 
entire  Real  Estate  Board.  The  banquet  will 
be  at  the  Palmer  House,  on  Thursday  even- 
ing. February  4.  Information  may  be  ob- 
tained from  the  committee,  consisting  of 
Messrs  Pierce,  Parish  and  Gazette. 

Chicago  is  to  have  another  large  first- 
class  retail  dry-goods  store,  located  on  Wa- 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


J.  J.  Danfoktb,  President. 


W.  J.  Wilcox,  Secretary. 


C.  C.  Bboomell,  Treasurer. 


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COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  COMPANY. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 


—[Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fb.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


bash  avenue.  James  H.  Walker  & Co.,  com 
posed  of  Columbus  R.  Cummings,  William 
B.  Howard  and  James  H.  Walker,  will  open 
a retail  department.  They  concluded  to  do 
it  on  Tuesday  and  to  make  such  a sub 
stantial  addition  to  the  capital  of  the  firm 
as  to  place  it  on  a footing  to  buy  for  cash 
and  secure  every  possible  facility  for  doing 
a large  business.  Mr.  Thomas  Ktlpatrick, 
of  Taylor,  Kilpatrick  & Co.,  of  Cleveland, 
retail  merchant  of  twenty-five  years  ex- 
perience and  a man  of  large  means, 
has  been  taken  into  partnership  and  will 
have  charge  of  the  store.  Mr  Cummings 
and  Mr.  Howard  own  the  building  at  the 
southwest  corner  of  Wabash  avenue  and 
Adams  street,  formerly  the  Langham  Hotel, 
and  this  will  be  the  location.  It  has  a front- 
age  of  eighty  feet  on  Wabash  avenue  and 
130  on  Adams,  and  when  reconstructed  will 
be  six  stories  in  hight.  The  firm  expects  to 
carry  a stock  of  about  $1,000,000,  embrac- 
ing every  department  of  dry  goods  car- 
pets and  upholstery.  Buyers  will  be  sent 
abroad  at  once,  as  considerable  time  will  be 
required  to  get  together  a suitable  stock. 
It  is  the  intention  to  be  ready  for  business 
by  August  or  September. 


REEORJl-SHOOt  PRO  PERT V. 

The  bill  filed  some  time  ago  by  Augustus 
French  against  Ira  McCord,  the  board  of 
county  commissioners,  and  the  county  of 
Cook,  to  restrain  Adam  Ochs,  than  president 
of  the  board,  from  executing  a deed  of  the 
reform  school  property  to  Ira  McCord, 
was  dismissed  before  Judge  Garnett 
on  motion  of  the  complainant’s  solic- 
itor, without  prejudice.  French  was  a 
bidder  for  the  property  when  it  was  offered 
for  sale  by  the  county  board.  He  bid  $55,- 
000,  but  it  was  claimed  that  his  bid  was  not 
made  in  accordance  with  the  requirements, 
in  that  a certified  check,  as  an  earnenst  of 
good  faith,  did  not  accompany  it.  The  sale 
was  therefore  made  to  McCord,  who  only  bid 
$51,000.  A preliminary  injunction  was 
issued  by  Judge  Gardner,  a supplemental 
bill  had  been  filed  in  the  case,  and  the  suit 
was  to  be  put  on  trial  Tuesday,  when  Wal 
lace  Beckman,  representing  French,  appear- 
ed and  had  the  bill  dismissed,  without  expla- 
nation. County  Atty.  Law  knew  nothing  of 
the  dismissal,  but  some  of  the  county  com- 
missioners, who  were  defendants  in  the  case 
explained  the  action  by  the  inference  that 
French  concluded  he  had  no  case. 

Siuce  the  dismissal  of  the  above  suit  to 
restrain,  other  tax-payers  have  filed  another 
bill  to  prevent  the  consummation  of  the 
deal. 


WONDERS  OE  CHICAGO. 

We  wonder  why  there  is  so  much  smoke 
and  so  little  fire  in  the  common  council  and 
the  law  department.  We  wonder  why  the 
bridges  cannot  he  begun  now  or  in  early 
spring.  We  wonder  what  the  mayor  will 
write  about  to  the  Governor  next.  We  won- 
der what  the  Illinois  Central  R.  R.  Co.’s 
attorneys  are  thinking  about  concerning  the 
lake  front  question.  We  wonder  what  they 
want  to  build  an  elevated  railroad  on 
Washington  Boulevard  for,  when  Lake  street 
is  so  much  wider  and  better  for  it,  and  the 
street  cars  on  said  Lake  street  seldom  run 
on  time.  We  wonder  why  the  Park  Com- 
missioners do  not  take  the  hint!  We  won- 
der why  a pudding  head  can  get  an  office  in 
Chicago,  when  intelligence  oft-times  goes  a- 
begging. 

We  wonder  what  Buck  McCarthy,  who  is 
county  commissioner,  thinks  of  the  Recor- 
der s office  and  the  abstract  imbroglio. 
Wonder  what  the  Tribune  is  going  to  do 
about  it  ! ! 

OPPOSING  ASSESSMENTS. 

A large  meeting  of  property-owners  of 
the  Eighth  Ward  was  held  at  West  Side 
Turner  Hall  to  remonstrate  against  the  as- 
sessment against  property  on  Jefferson 
street  between  Harrison  and  Twelfth  for  the 
widening  of  that  thoroughfare.  Fully  300  of 
those  interested  were  in  attendance,  John 
Lussem  presided  and  Jacob  Walsh  acted  as 
Secretary.  Aid.  Redmond  Sheridan  in  a 
speech  stated  that  from  the  result  of  his  in- 
vestigation made  among  the  records  of  the 
law  department  he  had  formed  the  opinion 
that  the  only  thing  left  for  the  property- 
owners  to  do  was  to  take  measures  for  the 
repeal  of  the  assessment.  Louis  Preckler 
suggested  that  a committee  be  appointed  to 
visit  the  Council  and  obtain  a repeal  of  the 
ordinance.  Several  other  property-holders 
spoke  against  the  assessment,  and  as  a re- 
sult the  following  committee  was  appointed 
to  wait  on  the  Common  Council  and  pro- 
cure a stay  of  proceedings  pending  a con- 
firmation of  the  assessment  by  the  courts: 
Ihomas  Y\  alsh,  Mathias  Cooney,  and  Joseph 
Kerstner.  The  meeting  then  adjourned 
until  iuesday  evening.  The  committee 
met  Aid.  Sheridan  at  2 o’clock  Monday 
fternoon  in  the  City  Clerk’s  office. 


Suburban  Improvements. 


Property  in  Dispute. 


Minneapolis  property-holders  are  very 
much  interested  in  a case  now  being  pre- 
pared for  an  appeal  from  the  Superior  to 
the  Supreme  Court.  The  action  is  by  Sara 
J.  Sanborn  and  Maria  Hoge  and  Willian 
Peters,  and  is  one  of  ejectment.  The  orig- 
inal case  was  begun  in  1882,  and  the  ruling 
of  the  Superior  Court  involves  over  $2,00<V 
000.  The  present  case,  to  be  a test  one,  is 
brought  on  Lot  8,  Block  38,  Bassett  & Moor’s 
Addition.  The  defendants  put  their  claim 
on  a tax-title  holding  from  1863.  The  plain- 
tiff’s claim  is  based  on  a mortgage-foreclo- 
sure sale.  The  point  involved  is  whether  the 
title  is  based  on  the  net  of  1858  or  1862 
The  former,  the  defendants  claim,  touches 
the  case  as  applying  to  redemption  sales, 
while  the  latter  act  is  on  judicial  sales.  In 
the  District  Court  trial  of  the  action  in  1884 
Judge  Young  held,  probably  by  a subsequent 
enactment  of  1883,  in  favor  of  the  plaintiff. 
The  act  of  1883,  here  in  question,  makes  the 
Sheriff’s  certificate  given  in  1863  valid  and 
title-bearing.  ! 


HYDE  PARK. 

Ordinances  were  passed  for  a brick  sewer 
in  State  street,  from  Forty-fifth  street  to 
Forty-seventh  street; 

^ For  fifty  gas  lamp-posts  on  Cottage 
Groie  avenue  from  Thirty-ninth  to  Forty- 
seventh  street; 

For  granting  certain  rights  to  the  South 
Chicago  and  Southern  B.  B.  Co.  was  referr- 
ed to  the  Judiciary  Committee; 

Ordinance  establishing  a drainage  district 
in  South  Chicago,  and  providing  for  dykes, 
ditches,  pumping-works,  and  the  mainten- 
ance thereof; 

Ordinance  establishing  grades,  etc.,  on  the 
east  half  of  State  street,  from  Thirty-ninth 
street  to  Sixty-third  street; 

Ordinance  for  water-service  pipes  in  State 
from  Thirty-ninth  street  to  Sixty  third  st; 

Ordinance  for  the  improvement  of  the 
east  half  of  State  street  from  Fortieth  street 
to  Fifty-first  street: 

Ordinance  for  the  improvement  of  the 
east  half  of  State  street  from  Fifty-first  st. 
to  Sixty-third  street; 

Ordinance  for  curbing,  filling  and  pav- 
ing the  east  half  of  State  street,  from  Thir- 
ty-ninth street  to  Fortieth  street; 

Ordinance  for  water-service  pipes  in  Cor- 
nell avenue,  from  Fifty  first  street  to  Fifty 

-sixth  street; 

Ordinance  for  6-ineh  house  drains  in  Cor- 
nell avenue,  from  Fifty-first  street  to  Fifty- 
sixth  street; 

Ordinance  for  a brick  sewer  in  State  street 
from  Forty-third  street  to  Forty-seventh 

street; 

Ordinance  for  a brick  sewer  in  Forty-fifth 
street,  from  Grand  boulevard  to  State  street; 

Ordinance  for  a tile  and  brick  sewer  in 
State  street,  from  Fifty -first  street  to  Fifty- 

fifth  street; 

Ordinance  for  6-inch  house  drains  in  State 
street,  from  Thirty-ninth  street  to  Fifty-fifth 

street; 

For  improving  the  east  half  of  State 
street,  from  Fortieth  street  to  Fifty-first 
street  to  be  the  sum  of  $24,310.00; 

For  improving  the  east  half  of  State  st., 
from  Fifty-first  street  to  Sixty-third  street, 
to  be  the  sum  of  $28,355; 

For  house  drains  in  Cornell  avenue,  from 
Fifty -first  street  to  Fifty-sixth  street,  to  be 
the  sum  of  $920; 

For  house  drains  in  State  st.,  from  Thir- 
ty-ninth street  to  Fifty-fifth  street,  to  be  the 
sum  of  $2,  732.20; 

For  water-service  pipes  in  State  street, 
from  Thirty-ninth  street  to  Sixty-third  street 
to  be  the  sum  of  $3,617,70; 

For  a brick  sewer  in  Forty-fifth  street, 
from  Grand  Boulevard  to  State  street,  to  be 
the  sum  of  $14,447; 

For  establishing  a drainage  district  at 
South  Chicago,  and  providing  for  dykes, 
ditches,  pumping-works,  etc.,  and  the  main- 
tenance thereof,  to  be  the  sum  of  $13,000.00; 

A petition  to  open  Calumet  avenue  from 
Thirty-ninth  to  Forty-first  street,  recom- 
mending that  an  ordinance  be  drawn  was 
received; 

An  ordinance  granting  permission  to  the 
Calumet  River  Railway  company  to  lay 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


GREENBAUM  SONS, 

MO  TGAGE  BANKERS, 

VSf  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES,  MAKE 
LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT 
LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES. 

DEARBORN  STREET* 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

en’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota, 
pecial  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


E.  HlNCHLIFF  & Cu.,  successors 


to 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


y 1‘  ' 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

O 

CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 


AND 


Room  lO  15©  X_iEl.  Sail©  St.  Olaioago. 


own  and  operate  certain  tracks.”  passed 
an.  19,  1884,  was  extended  to  Jan.  19,  1887; 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  a brick  sewer 
i State  street,  from  Forty-third  street  to 
'orty-seventh  street  for  the  sum  of  $7,000. 

For  curbing,  filling,  and  paving  the  east 
alf  of  State  street,  from  Thirty-ninth  street 
o Fortieth  street,  to  cost  the  sum  of  $2,550; 

For  a brick  and  tile-pipe  sewer  in  State 
treet,  from  Fifty-first  street  to  Fifty-fifth 
treet,  to  cost  the  sum  of  $6,285; 

For  water-service  pipes  in  Cornell  avenue 
rom  Fifty-first  street  to  Fifty-sixth  street 
o cost  the  sum  of  $1,118; 


FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

Salaries $557,898 

Repairs  of  apparatus  28,666 

Miscellaneous  expenses 9,000 

New  material 28,666 

Supplies 85,168 

Fire-alarm  telegraph(this  includes 
$23,620  for  extending  the  under 

ground  system) 45,585 

Fire-boat 32,000 

New  apparatus 138,025 


CHICAGO  CITY  COUNCIL. 


a 


The 


22,000 

35,000 

26,500 

35,000 

5,000 


Miscellaneous  Ordinances. 

Council  Chambers, 

Chicago,  January  18  & 25,  1886 
annual  estimates  for  the  current 
sxpenses  of  the  city  of  Chicago  as  prepared 
iy  the  Comptroller  and  presented  in  his  re- 
port to  the  Common  Council,  Jan.  25: 

department  of  public  works 
The  estimates  of  the  Department  of  Public 
Works  are  as  follows: 

Bureau  of  Engineering— 

Salaries  of  bridgetenders $ 56,588 

Repairs  of  bridges 56,000 

Bridge  at  State  street 26,000 

Transferring  present  State  street 

bridge  to  Eighteenth  street 

Centre  pier  at  Eighteenth  street.  . . 

Bridge  at  Twelfth  street 

Centre  pier  and  abutments 

Lake  street  bridge 

[The  West  Division  Railway  Com- 
pany pays  $70,000,  and  the  ap- 
propriat’n  last  year  was  $65,000.] 

Repairs  of  viaducts 17,500 

Viaduct  Indiana  street 40,000 

Viaduct  Twelfth  street 68,620 

[The  railroads  pay  $81,380,  and 
there  has  already  been  appropria- 
ted $55,000]  

Viaduct  Lake  street 15,000 

Ogden  Dam 6,000 

Canal  pumping-works 45,000 

FullertoD  avenue  conduit 21,500 

Washington  street  tunnel 11,000 

LaSalle  stseet  tunnel 11,500 

River __  23,320 

Salaries 14,100 

Bureau  of  Sewers — - 
Cleaning  sewers  and  catch- basins. 

Raising  man-holes  and  catch-basins 
on  streets  to  be  graded  and  paved 
Extending  sewer  on  Armitage  av- 
enue from  North  avenue  to  Au- 
gusta street  and  Humboldt  Park 
Sewer  on  Hamlin  avenue  from 

Twenty-second  to  Kedzie 

Extension  of  general  system 

Refunding  amounts  advanced 12,187 

Salaries 22,410 

Bureau  of  Streets — 

Cleanitg  517  miles  of  improved 

streets 222,34. 

Cleaning  uninproved  streets 120,00) 

Repairs  7. 47,600 

Salaries 29,920 

Sidewalk  intersections  15,000 

Parks 

Maintenance  of  public  buildings. 

City-Hall  construction 


Total $864,312 

This  includes  the  need  of  lots  for  engine 
houses  as  follows: 

Lot  in  the  vicinity  of  Kedzie  avenue  and 
Lake  street,  and  new  houses  in  the  vicinity 
of  Thirty-third  court  and  Ashland  avenue. 
Thirteenth  street  and  Oakley  avenue,  and 
on  East  Ilmois  street. 

POLICE  DEPARTMENT 

The  Cheif  of  Police  asks  for  new  stations 
at  Stanton  and  Warren  avenues,  Eagle  and 
Thirty-fifth  and  Forest  avenue. 

Salaries $1,125,711 

Miscellaneous 93,613 

New  sites  and  buildings 24,000 

Total $1,243,525 

HEALTH  DEPARTMENT. 

The  Commessioner  of  Health  wants  thirty 
-six  instead  of  twelve  tenement-house  in- 
spectors, and  200  scavenger  teams 


an  in- 
crease of  fifty,  making  the  cost  $219,000. 
He  asks  for  $320,760. 


CONSTRUCTION  NOTES. 


38.000 

35.000 


80,  <00 

51,000 

150,000 


65,600 

72.500 


Bureau  of  maps 6,675 


Street  intersections 
Salaries 


750,000 

19,000 


Commissioner’s  office  salaries 5,560 


Sealed  Proposals  for  Constructing 
Public  Building. 

Sealed  proposals  for  the  furnishing  of 
materials  and  construction  of  the  Colorado 
state  capital  building  at  Denver,  Colo- 
rado, under  the  act  of  the  general  assem- 
bly, approved  April  1,  A.  D.  1885,  are 
invited  by  the  Board  of  Capitol  Managers 
until  Saturday,  February  20,  1886,  at  12 
o’clock  noon.  Plans,  specifications  and  in- 
structions to  bidders  may  be  seen  after  Jan- 
uary 8,  1886,  at  the  office  of  the  Board  of 
Capitol  Managers,  at  room  No.  4,  Barclay 
block,  Denver,  Colorado.  Proposals  must 
be  submitted  for  the  entire  work.  Propo- 
sals are  required  to  be  submitted  on  the 
schedule  blanks  and  accompanied  by  a copy 
of  the  instructions  to  bidders,  both  of  which, 
together  with  copies  of  the  act  aforesaid, 
will  be  furnished  to  intending  bidders  upon 
application  to  the  secretary  of  the  Board. 
All  bidders  will  be  required  to  furnish  bond 
and  security,  or  a certified  check,  payable 
to  the  order  of  the  Board  of  Capitol  Mana- 
gers, equal  in  amount  to  2%  per  cent,  of  the 
bid  submitted,  which  bond  or  certified  check 
will  be  forfeited  to  the  Board  in  the  event 
of  the  failure  or  refusal  of  the  bidder  to  en 
ter  into  a contract  with  the  Board  should 
his  bid  be  accepted.  For  the  materials  used 
in  the  constructian  of  said  building,  prefer- 
ence will  be  given  to  those  found  in  the  state 
of  Colorado,  provided  the  same  can  be  pro- 
cured in  said  state  as  cheaply  as  other 
materials  of  like  quality  in  other  localities. 
All  bids  must  be  sealed  and  endorsed  “Pro- 
posals for  State  Capitol  Building,”  and 
addressed  to  the  Board  of  Capitol  Managers 
Denver,  Colorado.  For  further  information 
apply  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Board  at  the 
office  in  Barclay  block. 

Benjamin  H.  Eaton, 
Governor  and  ex  officio  Chairman  Boaid  of 

Capitol  Managers. 

Attest:  George  T.  Clark,  Secretary 

Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  by  the 
undersigned  up  to  3 o’clock  p m.  \\  ednesday 
February  3,  1886,  for  the  labor  of  from  200 
to  250  convicts.  Contracts  to  ruD  not  less 
three  nor  morethan  eight  years.  Bid- 


ders stating  for  what  length  of  time  they 
wish  to  contract  the  labor,  the  character  of 
employment,  number  of  convicts  desired, 
whether  bidders  will  furnish  power,  or  desire 
it  furnished  by  the  state,  amount  of  power 
desired.  All  proposals  must  be  sealed, 
marked,  “proposals  for  convict  labor,”  and 
addressed  to  J.  P.  Roberts,  secretay  of  the 
board  of  commissioners  southern  Illinois 
penitentiary,  Chester,  111,  The  bids  will  be 
opened  at  the  prison  at  Chester,  111.,  at  3 
o’clock  p m.,  February  3,  1886;  in  the  pre- 
sence of  bidders.  Bids  must  be  accompanied 
by  bond  of  $5,000  conditioned  that  if  the 
contract  be  awarded  to  bidder  he  must  enter 
into  the  same  with  good  bonds  for  its  due 
performance.  The  commissioner  reserves 
the  right  to  reject  any  and  all  bids.  Full 
particulars  may  be  obtained  by  addressing 
P.  Roberts,  secretary  board  of  Commis- 
sioners, Mound  City,  111.,  or  C M Mitchell, 
Warden,  Chester,  111. 

Erie  street  paving,  between  Monroe  and 
Adams  street. 

Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  by  the 
undersigned,  up  to  12  o’clock  at  noon  of 
Monday,  the  8th  day  of  February,  for  im- 
proving Erie  street,  from  the  northeasterly 
gutter  line  of  Monroe  street  to  the  south- 
easterly gutter  line  of  Adams  street,  by 
grading  the  same  and  paving  the  central 
thirty-six  (36)  feet  thereof  weth  Medina  or 
other  suitable  stone,  together  with  the  nec 
essary  drainage,  crosswalks,  curbing,  etc. 

Said  work  to  be  paidforin  an  assessment, 
upon  the  lots  and  lands  bounding  and  abutt- 
ing upon  said  improvement  in  proportion 
to  the  front,  payable  to  the  contractor  or 
assigns  in  two  installments,  one  half  in  ten 
days  after  confirmation,  and  remainder  in 
one  yesr  there-after.  P.  A.  McCahan. 

City  Clerk.  Toledo 


S]peoia.l  Rates  [Mla-cl© 
for  Certified 
Copies. 


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Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  by  the 
undersigned  up  to  12  o’clock  at  noon  of 
Monday,  the  8th  day  of  February,  1886,  for 
improving  Collingwood  avenue  from  the 
southwesterly  line  of  Jefferson  street  to  the 
northeasterly  gutter  line  of  Ashland  avenue 
by  grading  the  same  in  its  full  width  and 
paving  the  central  thirty  feet  there  of  with 
Trinidad  asphalt,  having  a concrete  founda 
tion  together  with  the  necessary  curbing 
drainage,  etc. 

P.  A.  MoGahan, 

City  Clerk,  Toledo 


THE  RECORD. 

(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fourth  Page). 

kuiluing  permits. 

Armitage  st,  at  No  149,  Alex  Schuster,  cot- 
tage 20x50— $800. 

Blue  Island  ave,  at  No  428,  ONutt,  one-story 
shop,  24x50 — $1,000. 

Egan  ave,  at  Nos  190  to  198,  George 
Springer,  five  one  story  cottages 
24x40— $7,000. 

Fremont  st,  at  No  124,  Fred  Brahns,  2 story 
dwelling  21x68  — $3,200. 

Girard  st,  at  No  1026,  Frank  Wiltshire,  one- 
story  cottage  21x30 — $700. 

Hinman  street,  at  Nos  1059  and  1061,  Fred 
Bushing,  one-story  ice-house  40x100 

$1,200.  , , 

Hanover  st,  at  No  2984,  John  Andersen,  one 
story  cottage  20x24 — $500. 

Halsted  st,  at  No  615,  A T Blume,  one-story 
shop.  20x50— $600. 

Indiana  st  W,  at  Nos  74  and  76,  JL  Lock, 
one-story  iron  structure,  24x24  $100. 

Jackson  st  w,  at  No  505,  M Bernhart,  three- 
storv  dwelling,  23x73  $8,000. 

Lexington  st,  at  Nos  1054  and  1056,  Mrs 
H Flood,  two  one-story  cottages,  each  2 
x44— $2,000. 

Lake  ave,  at  No  3745,  E P Elmers,  two-story 
dwelling,  24x40 — $3,000. 

Monroe  st,  W,  at  Nos  1374  to  1384,  four  two- 
story  dwellings,  80x52  $12,000. 

Meridian  st,  at  No  22,  Joseph  Downey,  three 
ig,  story  dwelling,  26x80 — $7,000. 

Portland  av,  at  No  3556  Fohn  Fulber,  one- 
story  cottage  23x32 — $800. 

Pacific  ave,  Commercial  Safe  and  Deposit 
Company,  eight-story  office  building,  44x 
88— $150,000. 

Sawyer  ave,  at  Nos  901  to  911,  H Davis,  six 
two-story  dwellings,  124x48 — $20,000. 
Sanger  st,  at  No  2553,  Levy  Fry,  basement, 
18x43— $1,000.  _ „ „ . 

WafchimHon  boulevard,  at  1026,  H B Mat 
thews,  two-story  flats,  25x48  $5,000. 


A very 
profusion 


How  to  Becorate. 

attractive  screen  panel  shows 
golden  oranges. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous”. 

City  Property. 

Aberdeen  st,  the  premises  No  79,  January 
13,  James  Quigley  to  Theodore  C Peters 


screen 

, of  golden  oranges,  small  green 

oranges  and  orange  blossoms  painted  in  oil 
Another  screen  has  three  panels  of  bamboo 
matting,  on  the  natural  tint  of  which  are 
painted  branches  laden  with  apples  in  rus 
set  and  olive  bronzes. 

Little  Chinese  or  Japanese  bowls  are  used 
at  luncheons  instead  of  cups  for  bouillon.  | 

If  bare  floors  with  rich  rugs  are  object- 
tionable,  it  is  better  to  have  the  carpet  made 
leaving  a margin  of  a foot  or  two  of  the 
floor  uncarpeted,  not  only  because  it  adds 
to  the  general  appearance  of  the  room,  par- 
ticularly if  it  is  bordered,  but  because  it  can 
be  more  frequently  removed. 

In  selecting  curtains  and  draperies  for 
any  room  great  'care  should  be  exercised. 
They  should  harmonize  in  both  color  and 
texture  with  the  upholstesing  in  the  apart 
ment,  and  should  be  either  lighter  or  of  a 
decidedly  contrasting  color  from  the  carpets 

Copper  framer  of  beveled-edged  mirrors 
admit  of  many  styles  of  enrichment;  oxL 
dized  silver  candelabra  attached  to  these 
and  treated  conventionally  have  an  elegant 
effect. 

Dinner  and  tea  tables  are  no  longer  re- 
stricted to  white,  but  all  sorts  of  colors  are 
noticeably  mixed  together  with  harmony. 


$5,900 

Ashland  av,  bet  Wabansia  and  North  ave. 


wf,  50x120,  Jan  25,  est  of  M A Rawson 

to  Richard  Brackner 1 ' A' ' fU-, 

Avers  ave,  nw  cor  of  Swift  st.  ef,  240x1-5,  □ 
with  14 6x125,  near  above,  Jan  27, 

Dullaghan  to  David  E Brown $L800 

Allport  st,  100  feet  s of  16th,  ef,  25x1 -o, 

Jan  18,  estate  of  H B Claflin  to  F and 

M Masek • • - f1’000 

Butterfield  st.  the  premises  No  2800.  But- 
terfield st,  Nov  18,  ’85,  McClellan  & Mills 

to  Mary  E Kenyon • • f ^’80U 

Barclay  st,  sw  cor  of  Augusta,  ef,  25x125, 
Jany  5,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to  Martin 

Aker 

Bradley  st,  350  ft  east  of  noble,  ef,  25x115, 
imp,  Jany  22,  John  Kolassa  to  S Turk- 

j®  no 

Bunker  st,  88  4 10  ft  w of  Jefferson,  sf,  22 
xl36,  imp,  Jan  18,  Katarina  Urbano  to  J 

and  A Bretschneider $2,70 

California  av,  262  ft  n of  Twelfth  st,  wf, 
50x102,  and  other  property,  Dec  29,  8o, 

E C Schaefer  to  estate  of  C W Perki“s’ 

• . . , , . . ■ !{)2,bu0 

Centre  av,’ 370  ft  n of  12th  st.wf,  20^x160, 
Jany  23,  L C and  J J Kerrigan  to  Vm 

Eckert $°’500 

Cottage  Grove  av,  sw  cor  of  Graves  place, 
triangle,  140)^x135x38,  Dec  31,  ’MP 
Smith  to  Jesse  S Hildrup $18,000 


7 


72 


Centre  st,  72  ft  w of  Sheffield  av.  sf,  24x 
125,  Jan  23,  John  N Gage  to  E B Dyer, 

$1,000 

Clybourn  av,  78  ft  se  of  Larrabee  st,  nef, 
und  half  of  33  ft  to  Larrabee  st.  imp, 
Jan  21,  Catharine  Price  to  Ernst  Prus- 

8ing $3,500 

Cullerton  court,  133  ft  w of  Genesee  av, 
sf,  G8  1-2x125,  Jany  22,  Chas  C Bonney 

to  C L Bonney $1,715 

Calumet  ave,  bet  33d  and  34th  sts,  ef,  17 
51-100x125,  Dec  1,  ’85,  T W Cole  to  A G 

Jones $2,000 

Calumet  av,  the  premises  No  2638,  Jan  25, 

H E and  E Ellington  to  E A Burbank, 

®3  90Q 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  32d  and  33d  sts.wf, 
25x104}£,  June  18,  Chas  A J Mohns  to 

G V Wadskier $2,750 

Clark  st,  70  ft  s of  Randolph,  wf,  22x160, 
imp,  Jany  18,  Conn  Mu  Life-Ins  Co  to 

Henry  S Northrop  et  al $60,500 

Dashiel  st,  166  ft  s of  Thirty-eighth,'  e f, 
24x122,  June  6,  ’84,  E A Drummond  to 

Eliza  Regney $600 

Desplaines  st,  48  ft  s of  Ewing,  wf,  24x60, 
impd,  Jan  5,  Thos  Simanek  to  J and  C 

Pellettiere $2,600 

Division  st  W,  144  feet  e of  Wood,  sf,  24x 
100,  Jan  4,  W E Hatterman  to  K Enge- 

breUon $1,100 

Emerald  st,  s of  Stearns,  wf,  25x103,  Dec 
8,  ’85,  H L and  H C Ayer  to  R Horn, 

*450 

Emerald  st,  377 # ft  s of  Stearns,  ef,  25x 
115,  Jany  18,  H L and  H C Ayer  to  A 

Kasper  $500 

Eighteenth  st,  nw  cor  Seward,  sf,  22x100, 
imp,  Jan’y  23,  Anastasia  Hurley  to  the 
Peter  Schoenhofen  Brewing  Company. 

$9,000 

Eugenie  st,  33  ft  w of  Franklin,  nf,  102x 
106,  Jany  2,  K Birren  et  al  to  Nicholas 

Blrr®n $8,640 

Eugenie  st,  57  feet  w of  Franklin,  nf,  26x 
106,  Jan  25,  Nicholas  Birren  to  J H Bir- 

ren 080 

Eugenie  st,  109  ft  w of  Franklin,  nf,  26 
xl06,  January  25,  same  party  to  Mary 

Ebertshaeuser $2,080 

Eugenie  st,  83  ft  w of  Franklin’ ' nf,  26x 
106,  Jany  25,  same  party  to  B Broster- 

hous g2  080 

Emerald  av,  nw  cor  of  34th  st.  ef,  46x124 
3 '4'  July  29,  Albert  Crane  to  Patrk  Far- 


rkal  estate  and  building  journal. 
ROBERT  LARBms, 

Wholesale  ard  Retail  Dealer  in 

rIARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

(Tee  U> ion  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  _ , * 

’pposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory  I I I d 

WMte  Wo0d’  0ak'  A“h-  Che”-V.  Walnut,  *c  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring  ' 

BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Hastings  street,  264  feet  west  of  Wood,  sf 
24x124,  Jan  15,  R R Rhodes  to  A Scho- 

de,r 

Hastings  street,  240  feet  west  of  Wood,  sf, 

24x124,  January  15,  same  to  F Kruger’ 

„ • • .I $650 

Hastings  street,  120  feet  west  of  Wood,  sf 
24x124,  Jany  8,  J F Rhodes  to  G Ober- 

maver.  $650 

Hastings  street,  144  feet  west  of  Wood,  sf, 
24x124,  January  13,  same  to  H Glienke’ 

„ ‘ , 

Hastings  street,  216  feet  west  of  Wood,  sf 

24x124,  Jan  14,  R R Rhodes  to  A Onasch 

tt  ’ • / ' ‘ $650 

Hastings  street,  168  feet  west  of  Wood  sf 

January  13,  JF  Rhodes  to  E Glienke! 

„ 

Hamburg  st,  near  nw  cor  Leavitt,  sf,  72x 

100,  Nov  5,  ’85,  M Simonds  to  Henry 

Hager . . $1,075 

xlolt  street,  near  Bradley, 


.$4,000 

east  of  Wood,  nf,  24 
16,  J A Hall  to  J F Heide- 


rell . 


, ef,  24x109, 

January  7,  E B Dean  to  S Habrylowicz, 

Huron  st  AV,  near  Keith,  nf,  30x110,  imp, 
Jan  21,  Adolph  Hoppenstedt  to  Anders’ 

Madsen # $4,000 

Harrison  st  W.  44  2-10  ft  W of  Hoyne  av 
sf,  22x86,  Jan  4,  C F Marsh  to  Thomas 

Rapp, 

Henry  street,  48  feet 
xl24,  Jany 

„brecht $625 

Henry  strest,  142#  ft  e of  Laflin,  sf,  24x 
124,  imp,  Dec  4,  ’85,  B and  J Rossow  to 

W and  M Wilcox $t>450 

Hamlin  ave,  bet  Williams  and  Frederick 
wf,  494x124,  Dec  15,  ’85,  Silas  Fisher  to 

Win  N Hoops $6,000 

Irving  place,  near  Adams  st,  wf,  25x140, 
Jan  27,  John  Adank  to  Louisa  Schuler,’ 

Irving  place,  166  ft  s of  Van  Buren  st,  ef 
25x124,  impd,  Jan  25,  Thos  Ager  to  Wm 


Lexington  st,  150  ft  w of  Francisco,  nf  25 
xl26i£,  Supt  29,  ’84,  John  Bartsch  to  A 

M Hieronymus $500 

Loomis  st,  175  feet  n of  20th,  wf,  25x109, 
imp,  Jan  26,  M Vodaunsky  to  F M Me- 

T dal ; • $2,450 

.Leavitt  st,  sw  cor  of  Homer,  ef,  168x100, 
with  24x100  ft  in  same  blck,  January  6, 

I he  Bank  of  Shelby  ville  to  Korff  & 

T BoePe $2,800 

Lake  Park  av,  547  ft  n of  33d  st,  ef,  35  ft 
to  alley,  January  5,  L and  U P Smith  to 

Rhodes  M Coffin $5,250 

Lincoln  av,  nw  of  and  near  Hurlbut  st,  w 

f,  49#x feet  to  Hnrlbut  street, 

Jany  23,  Ella  E Felch  to  Erie  B Turner, 

' $4,750 

Myrtle  st,  216  ft  s of  Taylor,  wf,  24x109 
Oct  20,  ’85,  G L Warner  to  E Hotchkiss! 


Fisk  st,  236#  feet  n of  18th,  ef,  2734x123, 
John  Plachetka  to  M and  V Czarzenicz, 

_ • • • $1,000 

Forest  av,  175  ft  n of  28th  st,  wf,  25x124, 
Jan  16,  Burke  Stone  to  Adolph  Muller,’ 

•;•••• $2,000 

Fulton  st,  50  ft  e of  Talman  ave,  sf,  25x 
125,  Jan  25,  L L Donnelly  to  E Milnes, 

' $450 

Frankfort  st,  168  feet  w of  Leavitt,  sf,  24x 
100,  Oct  22,  ’85,  F Korff  to  G Grei’nke, 



Fulton  st,  170  feet  e of  Robey,  nf,  30x123, 

imp.  Sept  1,  ’85,  R D Huszagh  to  A W 

Nesbet ® 5 qqq 

Fairfield  av,  530  ft  s of  Harvard  st,  wf,  25 
xl32,  Jan  7,  J N Vance  to  A Edwards, 


$1,244  H Sard 


Madison  st  W,  102  ft  w of  Spaulding  ave, 
nf,  25x191,  with  other  property,  Dec  12. 
85,  C N Holden  to  L D Hammond, 

$2,250 

Michigan  av,  se  cor  of  20th  st,  wf,  30x160 
Jan  25,  Wm  B Howard  to  Robert  F Bul- 

*en $25,000 

Monroe  st,  225  ft  w of  Robey,  sf,  25x124. 
Jan  25,  J and  J E Wright  to  C Kutcher,’ 

■ • • ■ • • • i ....  ....  . 

May  st  N,  147  ft  n of  Chicago  av,  wf,  25x 
100,  imp,  and  other  property,  November 
18.  ’85,  V H Surghnor  to  E P Maynard, 

$5,000 

Michigan  av,  160  ft  s of  Monroe  st,  ef,  40 
xl80,  Jan  21,  Emily  C and  J B Lyon  to 

Thos  R Lyon $2,500 

Michigan  av,  60  ft  s of  Peck  court,  ef,  20 
xl80,  January  21,  same  party  to  same, 

$5,000 

Mohawk  st,  336  ft  s of  Wisconsin,  wf,  48x 
119,Jmp,  Jan  22,  Mathias  Franzerto  Pe- 

. $3,000 


ter  Beucker . 


. $6,000 


Michigan  av,  bet  Van  Buren  and  Congress 
sts,  53x171#,  Jan  14,  Thos  R Lyon  to 

Catharine  L Cameron $50  qqq 

Morgan  st,  sw  cor  of  Congress,  ef,  27x100 
Dec  5,  ’85,  Jas  T Young  et  al  to  James’ 


$4,300 


Groveland  Park,  208  ft  e of  Cottage  Grove 
ave,  nf,  60x12034  ft,  with  the  premises 
No  20,  Jan  6,  Norman  B Ream  to  Mary 

AV  Keith  $60,000 

Huron  st  AV,  237#  ft  w of  Lincoln,  nf,  24 
xl21,  Jan  21,  Chas  Byrne  to  Margaret 

Boach . . . , , ........  ...  $2  200 

Hudson  av,  300  ft  n of  Blackhawk  st,  ef 
25x123,  imp,  May  30,  ’85,  Adam  Heinen’ 

to  Mary  Heinen |3  qqq 

Henry  st,  239  ft  e of  Margaret,  ef,  24x125 
Dec  31,  ’85,  Ann  Kehoe  to  John  Kehoe! 

„ • • • ; 

Hastings  street,  72  feet  west  of  AVood  sf 

24x124,  Jan  8,  J F Rhodes  to  A Klemke! 

Hastings  street,  288  feet  west  of  Wood  sf  ^ 
24x124,  Jan  16,  R R Rhodes  to  AV  Schro- 
der  $050 

Hastings  street,  48  feet  west  of  Wood  sf’ 
24x124,  Jany  8,  J F Rhodes  to  L Adler, 

Hastings  street,  192  feet  west  of  Wood  sf. 
24x124,  Jan  14,  R R Rhodes  to  C Boldt, 

Hastings  street,  96  feet  west  of  AVood,  sf 
24x124,  Jan  8,  J F Rhodes  to  A Pehlke,’ 

Henry  street,  se  comer  of  Wood,  nf,  24x 
124,  Jany  6,  J A Hall  to  J F Marting, 

t, $1,000 

Henry  st,  ne  cor  of  Wood,  sf,  24x124,  Jan 
6,  same  party  to  M Kuiton $1,000 


Jackson  st  W,  90  feet  w of  Homan  ave,  sf 
25x142,  Oct  3, ’85,  B Hagaman  to  Ellen 

McDaniels $4“>6 

Jackson  st  W,  25  ft  e of  Paulina  Sf,"20x”  I L Brown. 

Zi  luLmC"’..  st“rk”,,h«%0 1 * w-  "W  « * °<  Hoyn^C 

Jackson  st  West,  50  It  e of  Laflin,  sf.S  | *’ 9|  ,0<‘'  E,,“  01  al  toJ 

125,  Jan  1,  Matthew  Laflin  to  John  Sol-  Nebraska ' U*  uVft ' ’ ' ^7  'a-  ' 1575 

litt W ®bra®ka  st,  25  ft  w of  Laflin,  nf,  25x104 

JacksonstAV,  50  ft  e of  Laflin,’ sf,’ 25x125, J1  I bell 85’ F J Tucker  to  F Camp- 


Jan21,  John  Sollitt  to  Frk  S AVeigley! 

T “$4,080 

Jetterson  st,  ne  cor  of  Meagher,  wf,  48x90 

imp,  Jan  25,  Louis  Abraham  to  Henry 

Abraham  $10,000 

Jackson  st  W,  72  ft  e of  Oakley  av,  sf  25x 
150,  Jan  11,  W J Hunt  to  E J Dang’ham 

....  ....  ....  ....  JQ- 

Jackson  st  W,  197#  ft  w of  Loomis,  nf, 
25x188,  Dec  24,  ’85,  J Clark  to  H E 

Hinchliff  $3,750 

Jackson  st  A\ , bet  Loomis  and  Laflin,  nf 
29  4-10  ft  to  alley,  Dec  24,  ’85,  Matthew’ 
Laflin  to  Adaline  E Emerson  $4  410 

Jackson  st  W,  399  feet  e of  Laflin!  nf,  5x 
188,  Dec  24,  ’85,  same  party  to  HE 

Hinchliff $750 

Jackson  st  W,  274  ft  e of  Laflin,’  'nf,'  21x 
188,  Dec  26,  ’85,  same  party  to  F A 

Hoot. 150 

Jackson  st  AV,  295  ft  e of  Laflin,  nf,  29x 
188,  Dec  24  ’85,  same  to  Wm  Hinchliff, 

Jefferson  st,  250  ft  s of  Harrison  st,  ef  95 
xlOO,  imp,  Jan  27,  A F and  E M Hogan 

to  Thos  E Gilmore $4  qqq 

Jones  st,  ne  cor  of  33d,  wf,  26x120,  Jany 
F R and  E F Runyan  to  J Joyce, 


$1,500 


25, 


tt  V A 

Kedzie  ave.  nw  cor  of  Kinzie  st,  ef,  150x 
125,  Jan  21,  Mast  in  Chan  to  JO  Fisk, 

700 

Lake  st  AV,  223  ft  w of  Stanton  av,  nf  25x* 
100,  Jan  19,  L C Riggs  to  Thos  Dowling 

La  Salle  av,  21#  ft  n of  Chicago  av,  wf, 

21  2-10x101,  imp,  June  22,  ’81,  Alfred  L 
Scranton  to  Abner  R Scranton  ..  .$12,500 
Leavitt  street,  24  ft  n of  Frankfort,  wf, 
24x100,  Jauuary  1,  Hope  & Korff  to  F 
Brie8cl,ke ; $375 


Ohio  st  VV,  239  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  nf,  48x 
100,  Jany  16,  H A and  E Drusey  to  T J 

Kelley |950 

Oak  st,  se  cor  Sedgwick,  nf,  28x86#,  imp, 
January  19,  Frederick  Barman  to  Ernst 

Stock  $7,250 

Ohio  st  VA  , nw  cor  of  Armour,  sf,  und  half 
of  125x125,  and  other  property,  June 
25,  ’84,  Sami  Hofman  to  Eva  Hofman, 

„ " $7,500 

Ogden  ave,  intersection  of  2 2d  st,  lot  4 
Oct  27,  ’85,  Ceres  C Keener  to  F A and’ 

Chas  C Keener $7  5)0 

Ohio  st,  120  ft  e of  La  Salle,  nf,  18#xl00 
Jan  22,  M E and  J M Baker  to  J H Bay- 

t,  llss. $6,500 

Prairie  av,  512  ft  n of  29th  st,  ef,  40x177 
#,  Jan  12,  Mary  A and  AV  S Walker  to 

Adolphus  C Bartlett $18,500 

Parmelee  st,  e of  blvd,  sf,  25x124,  Jan  16. 

M S and  A L Thompson  to  J F Carlson, 

t, , $260 

Parmelee  st.  e of  blvd,  sf,  24x124.  Dec  26, 

’85,  G AV  Cass  to  F and  A Miller $250 

Paulina  st,  93  ft  n of  Wabansia  av,  ef,  21 
37x122,  Dec  1,  ’85,  estate  of  L Taylor  to 

rJat.h«*ino  fVWn».o  $500 


Rebecca  st,  168  feet  w of  Paulina,  sf,  24x 
124,  Jan  21,  M Nowak  to  John  P Neal, 

$1,100 

Rebecca  st,  e of  Centre  ave,  sf,  24x120, 

Jan  21,  Jno  AVagner  to  same $1  000 

Rebecca  street,  24  ft  w of  Laflin,  sf,  24x 
124,  Jan  21,  Theodore  Lange  to  satne, 

$1,000 

Rebecca  st,  264  feet  w of  Loomis,  sf,  24x 
124,  Jany  12,  F A and  R D Branch  to  E 

B Coffin $1  100 

Rebecca  street,  same  property  as  above, 
January  21,  E B Coffin  to  John  P Neal 

$1,800 

Rebecca  st,  214  ft  e of  Centre  ave,  sf,  48x 
120,  Jan  22,  C and  M McCrink  to  same, 

$2 000 

Rebecca  st,  312  feet  w of  Paulina,  sf,  24x 
124,  January  22,  F J De  Yonge  to  same, 

••••••• $1,000 

Richmond  st,  near  Brown,  115x127,  with 

27x127,  near  above,  Jan  16,  B Gilbert  to 

R C Moore $1,450 

Robey  st,  cor  of  Taylor,  wf,  75x120,  Jany 
4,  Eliphalet  Whittlesey  to  John  N laith- 

Randolph  st  W,  138  ft  0 of’ Union,' sf,' 20x 
156,  impd,  Jany  15,  Alonzo  C Wood  to 

Krescenzia  Locher $9,000 

Rhodes  av,  76  ft  n of  34th  st,  ef,  88x164 
37,  Jan  5,  Thaxter  Shaw  to  John  H Les- 

„ *ie $10,200 

Rebecca  st,  189#  ft  e of  Loomis,  s f,  24x 
124,  January  23,  A Burns  to  J P Neal, 

$1,000 

Rebecca  st,  211  ft  w of  Laflin,  sf,  77x124, 

Jan  8,  A J Knisel  to  same $2,887 

Seventeenth  st  W,  near  May,  nf,  24x124#, 
Jan  8,  John  Conrad  to  Jan  Fridl. . $1,600 
Sedgwick  st,  the  premises  No  280,  Jan  27, 
Nils  Anderson  to  Ida  Peterson.  . .$10,000 
Sedgwick  st,  same  property  as  above,  Jan 
27,  Ida  Peterson  to  Mina  Anderson, 

„ $10,000 

State  st,  56#  feet  s of  34th,  wf,  18#xll0, 
Jany  12,  Dwight  M Snow  to  Lulu  M 

Rhodes $8,500 

Seminary  av,  150  ft.s  of  Garfield,  ef,  75x 
124,  Sept  24,  ’85,  Jas  Morgan  to  Fried- 
rich Kraft $2,700 

Sebor  st.  nw  cor  of  Desplaines,  sf,  200x 
120,  Jan  22,  J W Hedenberg  to  Chas  L 

Hutchinson $25  000 

Sixteenth  st  W,  48  ft  w of  Paulina,'  48x100, 
Jany  19,  Matthew  McCormick  to  A G 

Stanwood 000 

Seventeenth  st  W,  24  ft  w of  Laflin,'  sf,  24 
xl24,  Jan  20,  estate  of  A M Huntington 

to  F Smetanka $800 

Seventeenth  st  W,  171  ft  e of  Ashland  a*, 
sf,  25x124,  Jan  20,  same  party  to  M Ju- 

raszewsky |800 

Thirty-fourth  court,  172  feet  w of  Auburn 
st,  sf,  50x145,  impd,  Jan  27,  Jas  Bell  to 

AV  G Parker $1,200 

Thirty-fourth  court,  same  property  as 
above,  Jan  27,  M G Parker  to  Margaret 

Bell 2Qo 

Taylor  st  W,  227  ft  e of  Robey  sf,’ 25x153, 

Oct  24,  ’85,  Thos  L Nelson  to  John  Meh- 

ren $1,250 

Third  av,  75  ft  n of  Harrison  st,  wf,  25x 
101,  Jany  13,  Andrew  Crawford  to  Wm 
HCohin $11,000 


Catharine  O’Hara 
Prairie  av,  near  34th  st,  ef,  24#xl23,  imp 
Jany  1,  J S Smith  to  V R McFarland, 

$7,000 

Paulina  st  N,  ne  cor  of  Brigham,  wf,  72x 
100,  Jany  21,  C Grom  et  al  to  M and  F 

Schramkowski 000 

Polk  st  W,  43  ft  e of  Sholto,  sf,  und  # of 
H4!9®’.  SePt  29>  ’85>  est  of  P Murphy  to 

$700 

and  20th  streets,  wf, 


P F AA’eldon 
Prairie  av.  bet  18th 

83x177#,  with  the  premises  No  1901, 
Jany  8V>MaPr  W and  0 R Keith  (:o  Nori 

$140,000 


man  8 Ream . 


Twelfth  st  W,  240  ft  e of  Olive,  sf,  24x152, 
Jan  8,  estate  of  C H Thomson  to  A D 

Stone 400 

Twenty-second  st,  nw  cor  of  Paulina,  s’f, 
75x125,  Jan  14,  J O Glover  to  John  Bo- 
rn la,nd  ' • $3,200 

1 ay  lor  st  AA  est,  225  ft  w of  Desplaines,  sf, 
25x116,  impd,  Jan  25,  J J Jones  to  Jan 

Swcik 400 

Thirtieth  st,  96#  ft  w of  Portland  av,  sf, 
24x103,  Jan  16,  ’83,  Albt  Crane  to  John 

Hardin 

Twelfth  st  AA’,  74  ft  e of  Robey,  sf,  24x125, 
Jany  12,  Charles  Mulvey  to  B Kausal! 

„ $1,112 

Vernon  av,  bet  32d  and  33d  sts,  wf,  18#x 
164#,  Jan  25,  N M Freer  to  Sami  Oster- 

$1,875 

Vernon  av,  bet  32d  and  33d  sts,  wf,  18#x 
164#,  Dec  28,  ’85,  Almy  and  Bartlett  to 

»V  A Nye 875 

Van  Horn  st,  200  ft  w of  Ashland  av;  nf. 
25x125,  imp,  Jan  22,  Catharine  Rielly, 

to  Marie  Suerz *2  80o 

AA  ard  st,  167  feet  n of  Belden  ave,  ef,  24x 
124,  Jany  27,  M and  C AVikwske  to  Au- 
gust Choike $650 

AA’alleck  place,  211  ft  n of  18th  st,  ef,  25x 
126.  Jan  23,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  J and  A 


Kubin  . 


$310 


AVabash  av,  99  ft  n of  36th  st,  wf,  25x153 
Nov  20,  ’85,  Hugh  H Edwards  to  Louis’ 
?tfter’V $2,500 


Wabash  av,  195  ft  n of  13th  st,  wf,  25x171, 
December  28,  ’85,  Connecticut  Mutual 
Life  Insurance  Co  to  Horace  F Waite. 

$12,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Rockwell  st,  nf,  56 
%xl26,  impd,  Jan  19,  Thos  Dowling  to 

L C Riggs $15,000 

Wallace  st,  357  ft  n of  32d,  ef,  25x124,  Feb 
- 23,  ’84,  B Shurtleff  to  C and  E Hilkins, 

$700 

Wentworth  ave,  se  cor  of  29th  st,  wf,  75x 
120,  Dec  31,  ’85,  Frk  J Hervey  to  Ludes 

<fc  Schneider $7,500 

Walnut  st,  212  ft  w of  Leavitt,  sf,  und  % 
of  24x125,  Jan  25,  Horace  Crary  to  C D 

Crary $2,400 

Wabash  av,  bet  14th  and  16th  sts,  ef,  27% 
xl70%,  impd,  Jan  28,  Emilia  Meyer  to 

Jane  P Atwater $9,000 

Wallace  st,  172%  ft  n of  29th,  ef,  25x130, 
January  21,  T H Faile  to  H Weisbrod, 


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Washington  blvd,  325  ft  w of  Albany  ave, 
sf,  25x120,  Jan  22,  Z.A  and  RA  Burrnell 

to  Geo  Dearlove $2,500 

Western  av,  96  ft  n of  Armitage,  wf,  24x 
100,  Oct  26,  ’85,  R Grosser  to  F A Lie- 

bold  $560 

Webster  ave,  se  cor  of  Ward  st,  nf,  125x 
100,  imp,  Jan  26,  Wm  Alton  Jr  to  Coop- 
er and  Nockin $16,000 

Western  ave,  sfe  cor  of  Polk  st,  wf,  29x126 
%,  Jan  25,  est  of  R Throumston  to  Wm 

Danneil $1,725 

Winchester  av,  103  ft  s of  Jackson  st.  wf, 
18%x74,  imp,  Jan  15,  Alfred  Sander  to 
A B Bell $5,500 

Nortli  ot  City  I,  ini  its. 

Addison  st,  236  ft  e of  Clark,  nf,  78  ft  to 
alley,  July  6,  ’85,  J H Perry  to  Ellen 

Perry $800 

Addison  street,  239  feet  e of  Clark,  nf,  75 
ft  to  alley,  Ellen  Perry  to  G W Zeiger, 

$ 

Belmont  ave,  196  ft  e of  Perry  st,  nf,  25x 
125,  Oct  20,  ’85,  J P Altgeld  to  E H Ra- 

$650 

Clark  st,  180  ft  n of  Fullerton  av.  ef,  32x 
20,  Jany  11,  Mary  G Green  to  Emma 

Brookman $3,200 

Commercial  st,  379  ft  s of  Tuttle  av,  wf, 
50x165,  Dec  21,  ’85,  S Sickinger  et  al  to 

T E Tilley $475 

Deming  court,  450  ft  w of  Clark  st,  sf,  50 
xl90,  Jan  22,  Geo  S Pepper  to  August 

Heuer $4,287 

Deming  court,  w of  Clark  st,  sf,  40x190, 
November  3,  ’85,  G S Popper  to  Adolph 

Schoepflin $3,400 

Deming  court,  ne  cor  of  Orchard  st,  sf, 
100x190,  imp,  Jan  22,  Jas  Hayde  to  Jas 

P Hayde $8,000 

Fullerton  av,  104  feet  e of  Racine,  sf,  50x 
150,  Jan  8,  B Lombard,  Jr  et  al  to  Thos 

Carr $2,250 

Lincoln  av,198  feet  s of  Noble  st,swf,  25x 
125,  J an  5,F  Reiling  to  Margaretha  Speth 

$2,500 

Lincoln  av,  251  ft  s of  Belmont,  swf,  25  ft 
to  alley.  Sept  15,  ’85,  W C Goudy  to  A 

Denzel $800 

Lewis  st,  122  ft  s of  Mariana,  wf,  25x124, 
Jan  18,  Nels  Swanson  to  Gustaf  Sheall, 

$2,200 

Lincoln  av,  148  ft  nw*  of  Paulina  st,  sw  f, 

75  ft  to  Paulina,  January  19,  M E and  L 
Turner  to  P F and  0 F Haynes. . .$1,800 
Noble  avenue,  316  feet  west  of  Racine,  sf, 
25x125,  Jan  18.  J P Altgeld  to  J Schrei- 

ber $550 

Paulina  st,  near  Lincoln  ave,  wf,  25x125, 
Oct  8.  85,  P F Paynes  to  John  Sweitzer, 

$600 

Paulina  st,  98  ft  n of  Roscoe,  wf,  26x125, 
January  4,  M E and  L Turner  to  P F 

Haynes $600 

School  st,  e of  and  near  Robey,  nf,  50x125, 
Dec  16,  ’85,  W H Davis  to  J A Crawley, 
$1,000 


South  of  City  Limits. 

Atlantic  st,  near  49th,  ef,  25x124,  Jan  18, 

C C and  CEB  Peterson  to  Jno  M Kes- 

lie $1,700 

Aberdeen  st,  75  feet  n of  54th,  wf,  25x124, 
Jany  20,  F Gaylord  to  Kate  Foristal, 

. $375 

Butterfield  street,  near  48th,  ef,  24%x94%, 
January  13,  Sidney  A Kent  to  Matthew 

Howe $1,500 

Barney  st,  93  1-2  feet  e of  Wright,  nf,  46x 
120,  imp,  Oct  29,  ’85,  Chas  C Haskin  to 

John  D Bridges $4,750 

Drexel  blvd,  near  41st  st,  wf,  35x180,  Jan 
12,  Alexander  Me  D Young  to  Charles 
Timmis $7,000 


Dexter  avenue,  w of  Stewart,  nf,  24x124, 
January  2,  B D Slocum  to  E Briden, 
$340 

Dearborn  st,  near  46th,  ef,  93x100,  May 
18, ’83,  H C Pamley  to  Janet  Brimner, 

; $2,075 

Duncan  av,  bet  53d  and  54th  sts,  ef,  31%x 
133,  Jan  4,  Andrew  Ready  to  W Kraemer 

; $500 

Egandale  ave,  nw  cor  of  43d  st,  ef,  148x 
150,  with  100X160  ft  in  same  subdiv’n, 

Jan  14,  Cook  County  to  Patrk  J Sexton, 

$14,628 

Frazier  st,  136  feet  s of  47th,  ef,  48x124, 

Dec  8,  ’85,  C R Walleok  to  M J O Far- 

well  $675 

Forty-seventh  st,  145  ft  w of  School,  nf, 
24x105,  Jan  26,  Walter  Lister  to  C Kelly 

$500 

Forty  fifth  st,  177  ft  w of  Langley  av,  nf, 
26x120,  Jan  11,  George  Prince  to  Char- 
lotte E Dorn $4,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  144  ft  w of  Wentworth 
av,  sf,  72x100,  with  other  property,  Jan 
22,  A R and  M Moriarty  to  M J Tear- 

$5,365 

Graylock  av,  154  feet  e of  Stewart,  nf,  24x 
163,  January  6,  H and  V Zuedick  to  J T 

Armstrong $250 

Hart  st,  bet  39th  and  40th,  wf,. 25x122,  May 

1,  ’82,  D Ackeman  to  J Flynn 300 

Jessamine  st,  nw  cor  of  Sixtieth,  ef,  50x 
100,  Jan  5,  John  S Smith  to  Samuel  W 

Kesler $1,250 

Kimbark  ave,  200  ft  s of  Chestnut  st,  wf, 
160x168,  Jan  7,  Andw  J Cooper  to  Robt 

Del  Armitage $4,000 

Kimball  av,  290  feet  s of  Chestnut  st,  wf,  . 
160x168,  Jany  7,  John  Crane  to  Andrew 

J Cooper $3,600 

La  Salle  st,  29  feet  n of  29th,  wf,  Jan  30, 

’85,  A and  W M McManus  to  A M Mc- 

Namee $3,000 

Loomis  st,  280  feet  s of  47th,  wf,  24x124, 
January  23,  C K Walleck  to  G B Upp, 

$350 

Monroe  street,  98  ft  n of  57th,  ef,  50x175, 
January  11,  F J Pierce  to  J C Hechler, 

$1400 

Murray  st,  bet  53d  and  54th,  ef,  50x122, 
Jany  23,  E S Dreyer  to  Mathias  Wagner 

$790 

May  st,  300  ft  n of  Fifty-third,  wf,  25x124, 
January  22,  C J Hambleton  to  T Ryan, 

$300 

McCaffery  av,  225  ft  e of  Sacramento,  sf, 
25x125,  Jany  4,  F Scherruble  to  W T 

Arlen $900 

Oakwood  ave,  105  ft  e of  Drexel  blvd,  sf, 
105x200,  Jan  20,  est  of  John  Mathews  to 

Chas  E Brown $22,500 

Shurtleff  ave,  20  ft  n of  43d  st,  ef,  25x122, 
May  13,  ’85,  T M Ryan  to  R R Griffith, 

$725 i 

State  st,  225  ft  s of  41st,  wf,  25x160,  Jan 

20,  J M Pryor  to  Michl  Keefe $1,875 

San  Francisco  ave,  163  ft  n of  55th  st,  wf, 
24x125,  Dec  15,  ’85,  John  S Brown  to 

Homer  L Boyle $1,500 

Shurtleff  av,  575  ft  n of  43d  st,  ef,  25x122, 
imp,  Jany  22,  Simson  Straus  to  Peter 

Corner $2,300 

School  st,  ne  cor  of  Cedar,  wf,  276%xl25, 
Jan  12,  Michael  Reich  to  F C C Boerner 

$1,050 

Thirty-ninth  st,  350  feet  e of  Grand  blvd, 
nf,  75x173%,  Jany  21,  Chas  L Hutchin- 
son to  Chas  A Mair $7,500 

Und  % of  1 9,  partition  sub  of  owners  of 
e % sw  % 15  38  14,  Jan  2,  G D Brown- 
ell to  C J Hambleton $1,000 

Wentworth  av,  104  ft  s of  51st  st,  wf,  26x 
126,  Nov  7,  ’85,  H H Gage  to  Bridget 
Collins $699 


Wentworth  av,  150  ft  s of  50th  st,  ef,  50x 
124,  Jan  1,  Jonn  McKerlie  to  Carl  E B 

Paterson $1,600 

Wentworth  ave,  69  ft  n of  59th  st,  wf,  25x 
135,  Dec  28,  ’85,  Jacob  Theis  to  Ellen  G 
Barnum $2,100 


West  of  City  Limits. 

Eight  lots  in  Garfield,  Dec  1,  ’85,  W H 

Freeman  to  C O Holmes $3,200 

Francis  place,  se  cor  of  Point  st,  wf,  25x 
107.  May  15,  ’85,  C H Low  to  Henry 

Freese $1,700 

Fairfield  av,  248  feet  s of  Cortland  st,  wf, 
25x126,  Sept  4,  ’85,  0 J Hambleton  to 

W P Colburn $350 

Humboldt  blvd,  48  ft  e of  Maplewood  av, 
sf,  36x166,  Jan  13,  W H Powell  to  L D 

Fillmore $750 

Indiana  st,  necor  of  47th,  sf,  25x124,  Dec 
15,  ’85,  A B Dewey  to  E A Cummings, 

$375 

Lots  27  and  28,  blk  15,  Garfield,  Jan  20, 

Alfred  Noxon  to  C O Holmes $800 

Milwaukee  av,  52  ft  se  of  Rhine  st,  swf,  75 
ft  to  Rhine,  Jany  22,  R W Snowhook  to 

Frank  C Kuhn  Jr $2,600 

Myrtle  av,  250  ft  n of  Greenwood,  wf,  25x 
126,  Jan  22,  J W Farlin  to  Thos  Hutch- 
inson   $385 

Maplewood  ave,  25  ft  n of  Wabansia,  wf, 
25x125,  Jany  23,  Louis  Rohr  to  F Rohr, 

$640 

Stave  st,  24  ft  se  of  Prindiville,  sf,  24x111, 
Jan  5,  H F and  H Attrill  to  J Schuttler, 


Lots  78  and  79  blk  12,  J & Lees’  sub  sw  qr,  20  39  14, 

Jan  21,  W Lalato  F EHenrieberg 14,900 

Lot  17  ot  lots  2 to  4 b 84,  S 8 add,  Jan  22,  II  Voider 

to  H Schuttler - • • • $34,600 

Lots  8 and  9 blk  40,  Hyde  Park,  Dec  10,  B F Fish  to 

P Ghamborfl $60  por  frnt  foot. 

Lot  13  and  s ‘/,  lot  12  b C,  La  Grange,  Sept  15,  F D 

Cossltt  to  H B & L H Robinson $2,560 

Lot  14  blk  26  se  qr  21  39  14,  Oct  10,  Fannie  M Orme 
and  Nannie  M Dyson  to  Charles  Pulham, 

$2,300 

Lot  3 of  lot  1,  Parmiey’s  sub  In  se  qr  4 38  14,  Jany 
14  Henry  C Parmly  to  August  Ratzmann, 

’ $350 

Lot  2 of  lot  1,  same,  January  4,  same  to  F Paris 

$350 

Lot  42  of  lot  4 b 44  w half  etc  213914,  Jan  23,  John 

Flynn  to  Peter  Schoenhofen  $8,000 

Lot  18  of  lots  2 3 and  6 blk  4,  Rockwell’s  addition, 

March  18,  Isiah  Goldy  to  D Creighton $650 

East  half  lot  2,  Hitt’s  sub  se  qr  8 37  14,  Jany  18,  J L 

Hanen  to  J Halliday $2,000 

S Vi  lot  13  blk  18,  No  176  8 Sangamon  st,  Duncan’s 
add,  Jan  18,  Arthur  D Reid  to  P Gaynor $3,900 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


HYDE  PABK. 

Lots  17  and  18  b 2,  Norton’s  subdvn  ne  qr  ne  qr,  27 
38  14  Jany  20,  W V Jacobs  to  Florence  B Wood, 

$600 

Lot  9,  b 7,  Alien’s  sub  nw  qr  se  qr  24  37  14, , 

Sophie  P Chase  to  Adelaide  M McNeal $150 

Lot  45  b 54,  8 Chicago,  Dec  14,  C & 0 C & D Co  to 

John  Mahoney $550 

Lot  15  b 88,  same,  Jan  19,  same  to  Calumet  Planing 

Mill  Co $1,250 

Lots  17  to  24  b 2,  Norton’s  sub  ne  qr  ne  qr  27  38  14, 
January  19,  John  N Young  to  W V Jacobs, 

$2,000 

Lot  28  of  lot  1 block  7,  Iron  Workers’  addition, 
December  19,  D M Hillis  to  Frederick  Poppen, 

$1,200 

Lot  49  block  4,  Taylor’s  First  Addition  to  South 
Chicago,  January  15,  R A Hintze  to  H Winkel- 

$550 

Lot  12  b 9,  Berger’s  addn  to  Hyde  Park,  August  22, 

Robt  Berger  to  A Bergquist $350 

Lots  1 and  2 b 43  8 Chicago,  Jany  22,  C & C C & D 

Co  to  A P Hunt  $1,453 

Lots  22  23  24,  Scovill’s  addition  to  Cornell,  Jan  21, 

Mary  E Bedell  to  Seth  Gage $1,160 

Lots  6 to  14,  Douglas’  add  to  South  Chicago,  April 

14,  ’84,  Ezra  8 McEwan  to  A J Willing $1,500 

Lots  1 and  2 b 2,  2d  Plat  of  Woodlawn,  Dec  8,  Fred- 
eric M Adams  to  W H Flagg $2,650 


Sheridan  st,  207  ft  s of  Mentmore  av,  ef, 
42x180,  with  other  property,  January 
19,  C G Norton  to  C A Whitney, 

....  $1,200 

Thirty  lots  in  Garfield,  Dec  1,  ’85,  Jas  F 

Keeney  to  C O Holmes $12,000 

Thirty -six  lots  in  se  qr  section  34,  40, 13, 
Jan  25,  Alfred  Noxon  to  Orrin  M Wells, 

$16,000 

Western  av,  sw  cor  of  Edbrook  place,  ef, 
64%xl00,  June  8,  ’85,  H M and  W J An- 
derson to  E P May  ward $3,000 

OUTSIDE  SALE. 

Seventy-first  st,  sw  cor  of  Wallace,  forty 
acres,  except  railroad,  Dec  17,  ’85,  Ben 
iarnin  F Wood  to  Raspin  R Chei  ij , 

$50,000 

Seventy-first  st,  sw  cor  of  Wallace,  40  acs, 
(except  railroad)  Jany  22,  Raspin  R 
Cherry  to  SamlP  Parmly $60,000 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 


Lot  5 b 6 divn  1,  Riverside,  Oct  8,  A O Butler  to  J 

Johnston,  Jr $1,100 

Lot  8 b 1,  Crane  & Mead’s  subdn  in  nw  qr,  2 38  14, 
January  20,  J N Barker  to  Thomas  Mulrooney. 

$2,975 

Lot  55  b 5,  Flournoy’s  sub  in  18  39  14,  Jan  20,  W P 

Fitzpatrick  to  C H Hulner $6,750 

Blk  21,  Egandale,  Novr  4,  W H Lard  to  O H Waldo, 

’ $12,000 

Lots  4 5 6,  Walker  Greer  et  al  sub  in  ne  qr  21  39  14, 
January  19,  C A Robbins  to  James  E Otis, 

$12,500 

Lot  5 b 2,  Second  Plat  of  Woodlawn,  February  4, 
’84.  Maver  Lauer  to  Geo  B Davis;  asgd  to  J Stern 

$1,289 

Lots' 35'  b 23,  Elston  add, , J Sheehan  to  Charles 

Frees $9,250 

North  Vi  and  west  Vi  lot  5 blk  140,  S Sec  Addition, 

January  18,  N Lancaster  to  W Borden $37,000 

W 50  feet  of  lot  2,  Co  Clerk’s  div  pt  n half  19  41 14, 
Jan  15,  N TrefI  to  Chicago,  Evanston  & Lake  Su- 
perior Brewing  Co $1,450 

Lot  4 in  Schuster’s  subdn  in  n half  19  41  14,  Jan  18, 

P Petry  to  same $1,000 

N haif  8 half  nw  qr  23  38 13,  except  railroad,  August 

17,  D N Skillings  to  A J Cooper $6,200 

Lot  51  b 2,  Graves’  subdvn  east  of  avenue  in  n e qr 
34  39  14,  Dec’r  28,  C A J Mohns  to  T V Wadskier, 

] $2,75 


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Lot  2 block  4,  De  Wolf’s  subdvn  in  nw  qr  28  38  14, 
January  8,  Samuel  M Turner  to  Paul  Gores, 

$1,000 

Lots  i and  2 b 4,  same,  Jan  8,  P H Witt  to  S M Tur- 

jjgj.  $2,000 

Lot  20  b 2,  Benedict’s  sub,se  qr  20  38  14,  Aug  28,  R S 

Cox  to  Nets  G Nelson $250 

Lots  25  blk  15  ne  qr  23  38  13,  Jan  20,  J McMorris  to 

Isa  Eberhart $200 

Lots  58  and  59  blk  3,  Benedict’s  6ub  se  qr  20  38  14, 

Jnne  6,  R S Cox  to  J N Young $400 

Lots  11  and  12  blk  6,  Smith’s  addn  to  Normalville, 
January  21.  James  D Smith  to  M S Smith, 

$550 

North  half,  west  half  nwqr28  38  14,  (ex  R R’d)  Dec 

17,  Ben  j W Wood  to  R R Cherry $50,000 

Und  half  of  s ’/,  se  qr  and  se  qr  sw  qr  nw  qr  26  38 
is,  Jany  22,  Kate  K and  W H Beebe  to  J L McCor- 

,ck $2 

S 25  feet  of  n 50  !4  ft  of  lot  1 b 7,  Skinner  & Judd’s 
sub  ne  qr  21  38  14,  Jan  23,  Anne  Read  to  Sarah  A 

Millar $3,300 

Lot  2 of  lots  1 to  10  and  12  b 6 Linden  Grove,  Jan’y 
11  Charles  B Eggleston  to  Margaret  Nelson, 

$900 

Lot  13  of  same,  January  1,  same  to  Rhode  W Loud, 

$1,500 

Lots  52  and  53  of  same,  Jany  1,  same  to  Jeremiah 

Sylvester $200 

Lot  6 of  same,  January  11,  same  to  William  Carr, 

$350 


Lots  41  42  blk  12  and  lot  14  b 16,  Brown’s  add  to  La- 

Grange  , Betty  Anderson  to  Jno  Roden, 

$750 

Lot  11  blk  6,  Western  Springs,  Dec  1,  P B Nelson  to 

A P Johnson $4|90 

Lot  10  b 1 La  Grange,  Jany  12,  F D Cossitt  to  O An- 
derson   $300 


Lots  1 to  4 b 1,  Cole’s  sub  n 15  acs.  w 110  acs,  sw  qr 
4 37  14.  January  21,  G F Westover  to  Frk  Black- 
$200 


Lot  70  b 17  La  Vergne,  Oct  18,  ’82,  Emma  A Baldwin 

to  Mary  M Conklin $256 

Lot  23  to  26  b 1,  Hulby  & Smith’s  sub  of  IVi  acs  in 
sw  qr  9 39  13,  Jan  8,  N T Hulby  to  Ellen  Trivess, 
$3,000 

EVANSTON. 

Lot  6 and  7 b 18,  North  Evansten,  Nov  17,  ’83,  M C 

Bragdon  to  M W Osborn ; -$200 

S 50  ft  of  lot  2 b 1,  Pitner’s  addn,  Jany  11,  Dwight 
Cutler  to  J C Durgin $1,250 


3*^  acs  s of  river  in  se  cor  blk  11  and  12  40  13,  Dec 
15,  Willis  G Jackson  to  Richd  Rusk $ 

NEW  TBIEB. 

N 53  acs  of  sw  qr  19  42  13,  Jan  27,  Barbara  Wagner 
to  Carl  Haat $4AOO 


Lots  13  14  16  blk  1,  Mechanics’  addn  to  Desplames, 

Jan  20,  John  Alles  Jr  to  H F Mengel $1 

Lots  35  and  36  b 1,  Matteson’s  addn  to  Desplaines, 
January  18,  R Gruenke  to  A T Monaghan, 

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R.  W.  Hyman  Jr.  & Co., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Ron  I Estate 

Speeial  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  n"n  residents. 


40  acs  in  ne  oor  nw  frl  qr  I9  41  12,  Dec’r  31,  John  C , 

Senne  to  Henry  Senne *2,000 

Lot  13  b 1,  Mechanics’  addn  to  Hesplaines,  Jan  20, 

H F Mengel  to  W T Blair *300 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

halt  lot  3 Zearing’s  sub  in  sw  qr  10  38  14,  Jan  19. 

A Quaid  to  Eliza  Quaid *1,200 

Block  14  South  addn  to  Riverside,  Jany  15,  Sami  M 

Nickerson  to  Fred  Schullz *1.400 

N half  lot  38  and  n qr  of  lot  35.  Fowler,  Bruner  & 
Bodln’s  subdn,  11  and  12  39  12,  Jany  16,  George  L 

Thatcher  to  D A Thatcher *1,800 

Lot  53  block  2 of  lot  14  block  24  s fracl  half  29  39  14, 
January  18,  Master  in  Chancery  to  W Hagan, 

*281 

SE  qr  nw  % 19  37  11.  (exc  2 acres  in  northeast  cor) 
Oct  1,  Michl  McMahon  to  Singer  & Talcott  Stone 

Co *9,360 

East  half  se  qr  8 36  13,  Oct  1,  Maria  Burmeister  to 

Geo  Schulz *5,800 

Blocks  9 and  16,  Hill’s  subdvn  se  qr  sw  qr  14  37  13, 
September  20,  William  H Davis  to  M Costello. 

*3,000 

Lots  28  to  33  block  14,  Phillips’  subdn  ne  qr  nw  qr 
6 36  15,  September  30,  W H Davis  to  M Costello 

*2,000 

E 164  ft  (ex  st)  of  lot  27  in  sub  of  w half  lots  20  to 

24  b 2,  Sheffield  add,  Jany  13,  Elias  Hughes  to  H 

Muench *800 

1 acre  in  sw  qr  nw  qr  10  42  12,  Jan  20,  F Schermer 

to  Paul  Felid $240 

Lot  7 b 6 divn  1,  Riverside,  Jany  20,  John  Johnston 

jr  to  Cyrus  M Jones *1,900 

Lots  11  aud  12,  Givins’  et  al  subdn  w 2 acs  sw  qr  sw 
54  66  qr  13  39  13,  and  lots  7 and  70  G & G sub  in 
sw  qr  14  39  13,  Deer  29,  F C Schaefer  to  J McDow- 

kH  ■ ■ *2,600 

13  lots  in  Crosby’s  subdivision  east  half  se  qrarter, 

25  40  13,  January  20,  W W Weaver  to  W H Powell 
*5,700 

West  30  ft  of  lots  1 aud  2 blck  12,  Railroad  addition 
to  Harlem,  Dec’r  9,  M Dammann  to  W Schwass, 

Lot  32  b 4;  lots  41  to  44,  b 6,  Homestead  addition  to 
Washington  Heights.  Jan  22,  A H Palmer  to  N B 

y *3,000 

Lots  9 and  16  Hill’s  subdvn  se  quar  sw  qr  14  37  13 
August  11,  William  H Sloan  to  W H Davis, 

Lot  55  block  6 Phillips’  subdivision  ne  qrar  nw  <fuar 
6 36  15,  August  4,  W L A Lurnmet  ;to  Martha  A 

Martin $209 

7 acs  ptof  lot  6 in  ne  qr  32  3912,  Deer  8,  H Nehel  to 

A Westphal  

N 40  ft  of  lot  10,  Fowler,  Bruner  & Bodin’s  sub  in 
11  aud  12  39  12,  Dec  9,  Mary  A L Curtis  to  Mary  J 

Neal *3  100 

Lot  34  b 4,  Culver’s  Park,  Jany  23’  E H Gammon  to 


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Manufacturers  of 

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Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

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Lot  5,  Freytag’s  2d  subdvn  se  qr  nw  qr  etc,  8 36  15 
December  30,  John  G W Freytag  to  W Lorenz. 

Lo}  8 blk  2,  Reich’s  add  to  Dalton,  Jany  4,  Louis  G°° 
Reich  to  M Buchler $600 

Special  Warranty  Deeds. 

Pushick  C H to  J P Neal,  Jan  20,  Its  6 and  7,  b 4,  21 

39  14 *612 

Maynard  E to  S Gundley,  July  19,  pt  it’u.’ne’qr  36 

40  13 400 

Smith  C D F to  Equitable  G L and  Fuel  60,  Jan  15 

It  1,  it  2 b 24,  29  39  14,  etc .’$1 

Gardner  G to  Trustees  Schools  39  13,  Nov  21  * Its"  i 

to  10  b 35,  36  39  13 ’ $4 

Hutchinson  C L to  C A Mair,  Jan  2l'  It  13  and  pt  lot 

12  b 1,  3 38  14 .*7  500 

Alton  W Jr  to  Cooper  & Nockin,  Jan  26,  its  32  to  35 
b 11  b 13,  Sheffield’s  add *16,000 


{summary. 

ihe  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Jan.  28,  1886: 

„ Sales.  Amount. 

uty  |848,346 

County 167  427,181 

Total 322  $1,275,527 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Jan.  29,  1885: 

n.  Sales.  Amoun  t 

^ny 76  $366,888 

ouutT Ill  224,755 

'r°ta] 187  $591,643 

SUBDIVISIONS 

FILED  FOR,  RECORD 
DURING  JANUARY,  1886. 

680664.  Lots  41  to  45  b 27,  Lees’  sub,  sw 
4 12  39  13,  fronting  north  on  Warren  ave, 
6 lots.  By  S H Wheeler, 

680665.  Lots  23  to  31  blk  27,  Lees’  sub, 
sw  qr  12  39  13,  fronting  on  Warren  ave, 
11  lots,  by  S H Wheeler. 

680939.  That  pt  of  n 106  ft  of  b 10,  s frcl 
,4,  3 39  14,  s of  Oak  st,  extended,  sw  cor  of 
Oak  and  State  sts,  2 lots.  By  Ezra  McCord 
et  al. 


681769.  R R Clarke’s  add  to  Lake  View, 
pt  lot  1,  Bickerdike  & Steel’s  sub  in  28  40 
14,  sw  cor  of  Belmont  ave  and  State  court, 
extended  w to  Halsted  st,  47  lots.  By  R R 
Clarke,  et  al. 

682289.  Marshall  Field’s  2d  Subdvn  in  b 
10,  Pierce’s  addn  to  Holstein,  se  cor  Leavitt 
and  Conrtland  sts,  12  lots.  By  Marshall 
Field  et  al. 

682338.  Re-snbdivision  of  lots  40  to  46, 
b 8 sw  half  nw  qr  29  40  14,  fronting  s on 
George  st,  125  ft  e of  Southport  av,  7 lots. 
By  Josephine  Jacobson,  et  al. 

682517.  Lot  5 b 10,  Stone’s  sub  of  Astor’s 
add,  fronting  n on  Scott  st,  3 lots.  By  Greg- 
ory Vigeant. 

683067.  Blk  3, Walker’s  Dock  add,  sw  cor 
Rockwell  st  and  w 16th  st,  extending  s to  W 
18th  st,  100  lots.  By  D W Burrows. 

683332.  Lots  1 to  5 b 14,  Douglas  Park 
addn,  sw  cor  Sawyer  ave  and  West  19th  st,  6 
lots.  By  H Davis. 

683295.  Lot  1 in  Partition  of  s 25  acs  of 
n half  and  n 15  acs  of  s half  of  w half  ne 
qr  1 38  13,  cor  California  and  Archer  aves. 
36  lots.  By  H E Graves. 

683324.  Re-subdivision  of  lots  1 to  4,  12 
to  14  b 9,  Schleswig;  nw  cor  of  Bryan  st 
and  Humboldt  st,  14  lots.  By  Lncy  Morri- 
son. 

683365.  Lots  9 and  10  of  lots  9 and  12  b 
5,  Rockwell’s  add,  fronting  e on  Campbell 
ave,  3 lots.  By  H V Coleman. 

683590.  SE  qr  nw  qr  29  37  11,  8 blks.  By 
DeWitt  Norton,  et  al. 

683760.  W 297  ft  lot  1 n 66  ft  of  w 297  ft 
lot 4,  Seipps’  sub,  w half  nw  qr  25  38  14,  se 
cor  71st  st  and  Seipp  ave,  23  lots.  By  Geo 
H Leonard. 

684483.  Lot  3 s half  b 8,  Cochran’s  sub, 
w half  se  qr  6 39  14,  ne  cor  West  Chicago 
ave  and  Lincoln  st,  12  lots.  By  Laura  V 
Webb. 

684653.  Lots  3 6 8 12  and  15,  Circuit  Crt 
sub  n half  s half  ne  qr  sw  qr  4 38  14,  25  lots. 
By  J B Bowes  et  al. 

684986.  Lots  11  12  13  and  n half  14, 
Hinckley’s  sub  nw  qr  se  qr,  8 38  14,  sw  cor 
5 2d  and  Maynard  st,  16  lots.  By  F Crum 
baugh. 

685384.  Lots  19  and  20  b 26,  Ravens 
wood,  3 lots.  By  Chas  E Sinclair. 

685480.  Re-subdivision  of  Its  1 to  7,  with 
depot  ground  and  alley,  b 7,  Johnston  <fc 
Clement’s  sub  west  half  se  qr  22  38  14,  cor 
Keefe  av  and  69th  sts,  6 lots.  By  J Johns- 
ton Jr  et  al. 

685606.  Re-subdivision  of  lots  1 to  4 of 
lots  75  76  and  77,  Cossitt’s  add,  ne  cor  Ful- 
ton & Seymour  sts,  3 lots.  By  J Cairns. 

685655.  Blk  1 in  sub  of  pt  of  sec  19  40 
14,  sw  cor  Ashland  ave  and  Graceland  ave, 
extending  w to  Paulina  st,  2 blks.  By  H C 
Buechner. 

685969.  Lot  14,  Assessor’s  div,  n % b 20, 

3 39  14,  sw  cor  Pine  and  Chestnut  sts,  8 
lots.  By  Potter  Palmer. 

686061.  Blk  16  Cole’s  Subdivision  of  n 
90  37-100  acs,  ne  qr5  37  14,  fronting  weston 
May  st.  bet  88th  and  89th  sts,  48  lots.  Bv 
S Delamater. 

686837.  Lots  61  and  62  b 49,  w half  etc, 
17  39  14,  sw  cor  Nebraska  and  Laflin  sts,  6 
Its.  By  Freeman  Campbell. 


TRUST  DEEDS 

Altgeld’s  subdvin,  29  40  14,  weekly,  8% 

. ••••• $1,000 

Arndt  C to  Lathrop,  Jan  6,  It  46  b 27,  31  39 

14,  3 y,  8% $350 

Atha  A E to  E M Snow,  Jan  15,  It  1 of  It 

18,  etc.  b 2,  24  39  13,  4 y,  6% $81 

Adler  D to  W Loeb,  Jan  20,  It  1 b 2,  D & 

D’s  sub,  34  39  14,  5 y,  6% $2,000 

Aker  M to  S E Gross,  Jan  5,  It  1 b 13,  Clif- 
ford’s add,  2 y,  6# $366 

Alther  N to  B F Weber,  Jany  15,  It  268  b 1 

of  b 6,  29  40  14,  3 y,  7% $500 

Anderson  J A to  A B Mead,  Aug  5,  Its  18, 
and  19  b 53,  Cornell’s,  4 y,  8%,  p m, 

$350 

Bencher  P to  J H Ernst,  Jan  21,  It  8 of  It 
31,  Bronson’s  add,  3 y,  6% $1,500 


Brooks  J F to  S Moore,  Jan  16,  It  9 b 2,  8 

39  13,  2 y,  7 % $394 

Bro  I to  A Pike.  Jan  9,  It  21  b 1,  Picket  2d 

add,  mthly,  6% $500 

Bonney  C L to  F R Chandler,  Jan  1,  Its  5 
to  11  of  It  41,  etc,  b 6,  26  39  13,  3 y,  7 %, 

• $2,500 

Bettner  H J to  J C Schumacher,  Dec  28,  It 

8 b 9,  St  G add,  5 y,  8% $1,500 

Bolst  C to  C P Silva,  Jan  14,  It  42,  19  39 

14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $500 

Blair  J HtoGC  Fry,  Jan  18,  It  5 and  pt  6 

b 9,  Union  Park  add,  2 y,  8j< $500 

Brown  L G to  W S Brown,  Nov  2,  It  20  b 

of  b 4,  37  39  14,  5 y,  8% $650 

Baker  C B to  J F Mick,  Dec  15,  Its  11,  14 
and  15  b 13,  21  38  14,  3 y,  6%. . . . $25,000 
Brown  J L to  J T Young,  Dec  5,  It  43  b 

26,  Duncan’s  add,  6 y,  6%,  p m $2,300 

Boerner  F C C to  J H Kramer,  Jan  19,  It 

20,  Rich’s  sub,  16  38  14,  3 y,  6% $500 

Brink  N M to  G A Follansbee,  Dec  12,  It 

4 b 19,  Ravenswood,  80  m,  6 % $5,200 

Bretschneider  J to  F Nowak,  Jan  18,  pt  It 

3 b 36,  s s add,  4 m,  7%,  p m $1,700 

Bianga  J to  J H Ernst,  Jan  19,  It  3 b 7,  29 

40  14,  3 y,  6%% $1,200 

Benson  E S to  E M Snow,  Jan  15,  It  10  b 

18  of  b 2,  24  39  13,  4 y,  6%,  p m $5, 

Beckmann  C to  L Baird,  Jac  18,  Its  18  and 

19  b 14,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  3 y,  7% 


Bencher  P to  J H Ernst,  Jan  21,  Its  65  & 

66  blk  42,  33  40  14,  June  1,  ’88,  8%,  p m 

$2,500 

BntlerO  to  H A White,  Jan  15,  pt  It  4 of  It 

6.  19  41  14,  3 y,  8 %, $700 

Bnchbinder  C to  J Buehlor,  Jan  16,  It  91  b 

7,  36  40  13,  1 y,  7% $1,000 

Bird  C to  F H Baker,  Jan  19,  It  2 b 4,  Ver- 
non Park  add,  3 y,  7% $350 

Bruening  H to  W C Ohlendorf,  Jan  20,  It 

18  b 4,  Bickerdike’s  add,  3 y,  7% $800 

Brown  A M to  G A Codenschatz,  Nov  2,  It 

105  b 49,  17  39  14,  4 y,  7% $1,600 

Bach  W to  E E Prussing,  Jan  1,  se  24 

40  13,  514  acs,  5 y,  8% $2,700 

Buissert  A E to  H W Wolsely,  Jan  11,  Its 
24  and  25  b 1,  23  38  14,  mthly  8%  ...  $300 
Carr  W to  J L Chapman,  Jan  1 It  6 of  Its 
1 to  10  b 6,  Linden  Grove.  5 y,  7%. . . . $300 
Bunn  F S to  H Heile.  Jan  1,  Its  25  to  60 
and  85  to  96  b 2,  27  38  14,  7 y,  8%.  .$4,200 
Czazewicz  M to  M Mandl,  Jan  22,  pt  It  39 

of  It  3,  20  39  14,  3 y,  7% $500 

Coffin  R M to  F R Chandler,  Jan  5,  pt  Its 

9 to  11,  G & S’s,  sub,  34  39  14,  4 y 6% 
$4,000 

Campbell  F to  E Koch,  Jan  23,  pt  b 49, 

17  39  14,  3 y,  7%,  p m,  7 deeds $9,500 

Cada  J to  T Schintz,  Jan  20,  Its  23  and  24 

b 53,  3 y,  8%,  19  39  14,  3 y,  8% $2,500 

Christensen  D W to  J W Scoville,  Jan  23, 

It  26  b 1 of  It  E,  28  40  14 $1,800 

Carson  T to  J Culver,  Dec  30,  It  7 b 6,  G & 

J’s  add,  Evanston,  5 y,  8% $650 

Carlson  J F to  C N Lauman,  Jan  22,  It  31 

of  It  2 of  It  4,  25  39  13,  3 y,7)( $300 

Civis  J to  A Drovak,  Jan  20,  It  14  b 56,  21 

39  14,  wkly,  8% $4,000 

Capt  Bishop  to  W D Kerfoot,  Jan  22,  It  71 

to  76  b 12,  20  39  14.  5 y,  5}/2% $15,000 

Cherry  R R to  W D Kerfoot,  Dec  17, 
w>4  nw  28  38  14,  4 y,  6%,  p m, 

$40,000 

Doovak  M to  L Mandl,  Jan  19,  It  45  b 44, 

19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $600 

Dearlove  G to  R VanSands,  Jan  22,  It  46, 

Belmont’s  add,  ly,6?,pm $400 

Delonline  J M to  A Tripp,  Jan  20,  It  3 b 

6,  34  39  14,  2 y,  8% $2,240 

Engwall  O F to  G G Newbury,  Jan  20,  It 
1 b 16,  Bickerdike’s  add,  21  m,  7 . .$700 
Essig  B to  E Adcock,  Jan  21,  It  103,  assrs 

divn,  33  39  14,  4 y,  8% $400 

Fairchild  H W to  J L Chapman,  Jan  1,  It 

10  and  part  11  b 6,  Linden  Grove,  5 y, 

n ’..$500 

Forsyth  J H to  S L Boyce,  Jan  21,  pt  Its 
9 and  8 b 8,  Its  34,  etc,  16  38  14,  3 y,  8%, 

$600 

Foreman  H G to  T W Miller,  Dec  5,  It  80b 
10,  29  40  14,  4 y,  6£  p m $800 


Foote  M C and  D S to  H C VanSchaack, 
Jan  18,  It  26  b 3 of  b 3,  Sheffield’s  add, 

3 y«  6,£ $3,000 

Forbes  D to  E Fallen,  Jan  5,  Its  13  and  14 

b 2,  12  39  13,  1 y,  8% $2,500 

Gleenke  E to  C P Silva,  Jan  15,  It  43  b 14, 

19  39  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $305 

Gruntkowski  J to  T A Schintz,  Jan  18  it 

37  b 43,  19  30  14.  3 y $900 

Geringer  A to  J E Otis,  Jan  20  pt,  It  1 b 3, 

B & A’s  add,  Mch  1,  ’88,  8% $4,500 

Graham  J V to  J Stern,  Jan  18,  It  15  b 4, 

14  38  14.  wkly,  7 % „ $1,700 

Green  C S to  F J Loesch,  Jan  15,  Its  1 and 

2 b 6,  21  38  14,  3 y,  7 % $1,000 

Grosser  H to  F.  W Burke,  Dec  17,  Its  44 

and  45  b 1,  19  39  14,  2 y,  8% $700 

Graham  J C to  J Foley,  Jany  25,  It  131  b 

42,  17  39  14,  mthly,  8 % $1,000 

Gillan  W to  N A Mayer,  Jan  23,  Its  21  to 

23  b 2,  34  39  14,  2 y,  7% $3,000 

Glenike  H to  C P Silva,  Jan  13,  It  44  b 14, 

19  39  14,  3 y,  8%  p m $305 

Haas  V to  T W Miller,  Dec  12,  It  82  b 10, 

29  40  14,  2 y,  6% ! $700 

Horn  R to  S P Lingle,  Dec  8,  It  3 b 2 of 

14  b 24,  29  39  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $350 

Holt  W toH  J Christoph,  Jan  22,  pt  Its  15 
and  16  b 1 of  b 4,  Myrick’s  2d  add,  1 y, 

.e/-2  2 $2,500 

Hill  J J to  C Lindemann,  Dec  31,  Its  8 to 

26  b 10,  Avondale,  1 y,  8% $300 

Hyland  J to  J W Sennott,  Jan  18,  It  55  b 

12,  S & G’s  add,  wkly,  8% $700 

Hoch  J J to  E Koch,  J»n  15,  Its  1 and  4 b 

1,  8 37  14,  3 y,  7% $800 

Hubbard  J to  N Dobson,  Dec  12,  It  5 b52, 

Cornell,  5 y,  6j(,  p m $225 

Hull  G N to  E Koch,  Jan  2,  Its  12  and  13 
b 2 of  b 15,  18  39  14,  3 y,  8%,  2 deeds, 

$4,000 

Helms  F to  C H Puscheck,  Jan  22,  It  56  of 

It  1 b 41,  21  39  14,  wkly,  8% $1,500 

Hant  C to  L A Frey,  Jan  17,  pt  19  42  13,  5 

y» 62 $2,100 

Hazleton  W C to  D B Dewey,  Jan  20,  Its  1 
and  2 b 3 of  b 4,  9 40  13,  3 y,  7%. . .$2,000 
Hunley  E to  J F Richmond,  Jan  25,  It  3 of 

It  8 b 8,  36  40  13,5  y,  8% $700 

Hansen  C H to  W Bartels,  Jan  23,  It  45, 

b 16,  20  39  14,  3 y $1,000 

Heidebreicht  J F to  P W Palmer,  Jan  16, 

It  73  blk  18,  19  39  14,  May  1,  ’88,  8%  p m 

$300 

Hansen  CH  to  JN  Barker,  May  1,  Its  45 

&46b  107,  Cornell’s  sub,  7 % $400 

Howe  L to  L B French,  Jan  13,  It  27  b 1, 

Kent’s  sub,  9 38  14,  y,8% $1,470 

Hager  H to  E Maynard,  Nov  5,  Its  12,  13 

and  18  b 9,  Holstein,  3 y,  7% $675 

Hatterman  W E to  O N Hansen,  Jan  15,  It 

8 b 3,  24  40  14,  2 y,  7 % $300 

Herda  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Jany  19,  It 

53,  b 7,20  39  14,  3 y,  7% $900 

Hutchinson  T to  L H Davis,  Jan  22,  It  14, 

b 14,  25  40  13,  27  m,  8% $275 

Hang  K to  M E Greenebaum,  Jany  13,  It 

32  b 5,  North  add,  3 y,  7 % pm $625 

Heft  J to  T Schintz,  Jan  20,  pt  It  2 b 19, 

29  39  14,  etc,  May  1,  ’89,  7%,  2 deeds, 

$1,600 

Hannah  J T to  E Prussing.  Jan  19,  s % 

nw  % ne  ^ 34  40  13,  2 y,  7% $5,000 

Irins  A S to  A F Hatch,  Nov  21,  Its  16 
and  17  and  pt  18  b 2,  23  28  14,  3 y,  7%, 

$1,125 

Jones  C M to  F R Chandler,  Jan  20,  It  7 b 

6,  1st  divn.  Riverside,  5 y,  7% 1,100 

Jackson  A to  A Wolf,  Jan  20,  Its  51  to  54 
b 17,  Western  Springs,  wkly,  8%.... $1,000 
Joyce  J to  E F Runyan,  Jan  25,  It  11, 

Walker’s  sub,  31  39  14,  2 y,  8% $400 

Krueger  C to  H G Foreman,  Jan  21,  Its  43 
& 44  of  It  7 etc,  b 42,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,Q 

62 $3,500 

Korff  F et  al  to  J B Knight,  Jan  6,  pt  b 6, 
Pierce’s  add,  Holstein.  1 y,  8%,  p m, 

$1,400 

Kubin  I to  J Nutt,  Jan  23,  It  27  b 38,  19 

39  14,  3 y,  7% $210 

Komarek  C to  T Kakac,  Jan  2,  It  19  b 2 of 

It  1,  25  39  13.  1 y,  7% $400 

Kraemer  J to  P Popp,  Jany  20,  It  12  b 45, 

21  39  14,  wkly,  6 y,  2£ $1,000 

Krnsmak  A to  F Kialbasa,  Jan  22,  It  1 It 
11  b 31,  Elston’s  add,  1 y,  7% $500 


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Kmedinger  J to  F G Bradley,  Jan  21,  pt 
It  16  to  19  blk  4,  28  29  14,  6 months,  8& 
$500 

Kleinke  A to  C P Silva,  Jan  8,  It  47  b 14, 

19  39  14,  3 y,  8$,  p m $550 

Krasnicka  T to  T H Schintz,  Jan  18.  Its 
28  and  29  b 48,  19  39  14,  9 m,  7%. . . $1,500 
Kinhoff  A to  C Linderman,  Aug  27,  It  15  b 

3,  20  40  14,  3 y,  7$ ...$375 

Kelly  W P to  H G Foreman.  May  26,  Its 

67  to  69  b 1,  8 38  14,  5 y,  8%,  p m $637 

Keefe  T P to  G N Stone,  Jan  1,  Its  13  and 

*14  b 9,  22  38  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $4,000 

Koup  F to  J E Dalton,  Jan  4,  It  4 of  It  5, 

etc,  b 23,  35  40  13,  mthly,  7% $800 

Krnlovec  J to  L Mandl,  Jan  1,  pt  It  24  b 

15,  s s add,  3 y,  6$ $3,000 

Larsen  F to  A Peterson,  Jan  14,  It  111  b 

19,  7 39  14,  6 m,  8% $1,000 

Levin  E C to  A A Exline,  Jan  1,  Its  6 and 

b 36,  Rogers’  Park,  6 y,  7% $7,073 

Lang  J to  J 0 Schumacher,  Jany  19,  Its  5 

and  6 b 1,  32  39  14,  wkly,  6$ $500 

Lothkolz  R to  R C Givins,  Jany  25,  pt  It  3 

b 6,  Wolcott’s  add,  1 v,  8% $2,000 

Langdon  D N to  J V A Weaver,  Jan  20,  It 

15  b 3,  16  38  14,  3 y,7$... $1,700 

Leekler  F to  R H Patton,  J an  19,  Its  15 

and  16  b 3,  19  39  14,  2 y,  8%% $1,000 

Lynch  A M to  C F Clarke,  Jan  18,  It  13  b 

30,  Kinzie’s  add,  5 y,  6% $9,500 

Lee  J to  J McConnell,  Jan  20,  It  24  b 2,  29 

40  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $750 

Long  L to  J P Wilson,  Jan  2,  Its  1 and  34, 

Astor’s  add,  5 y,  6J6,  2 deeds 

Lesniak  T to  F Kiolbassa,  Jan  21,  It  3 of 

It  18  b 30,  Elston’s  add,  3 y,  8% $260 

Luby  R J to  J L Chapman,  Jan  1,  It  3 of 
Its  1 to  10  b 6,  Linden  Grove,  5 y,  7% 

$800 

Loud  R W to  J L Chapman,  Jan  1,  It  13 

b 6,  Linden  Grove,  5 y,  7% $7o0 

Luebke  C to  C H Puscheck,  Jan  26,  It  12 

b 11  of  b 56,  21  39  14,  2 y,  8% $200 

Lardner  J J to  T Schintz,  J an  25,  It  16  b 
1,  etc,  Vernon  Park,  May  1 ’90,  6$, 

...... $3,000 

Luby  R J to  R E Brownell,  Jan  1,  It  2 b 

6,  Linden  Grove,  mthly,  7% $420 

Loud  R W to  R E Brownell,  Jan  1,  It  13  b 

6,  Linden  Grove,  wkly,  7 Yc $560 

Lange  T to  L Baird,  Dec  22,  It  34  b 8,  18 

39  14,  2 y,  6$ $500 

Lord  LL&ELtoFR  Chandler,  Jan  23, 
Its  23  and  24  b 3,  21  38  14,  5 y,  7%.  .$2,500 
Murrav  E W to  B L Pease,  Jan  1,  pt  Its 
15  to  20  b 3,  L L & W’s  sub,  11  38  14.  3 

$3,500 


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377-391  Illinois  Street  - - CHICAGO. 


McDaniels  E to  S M Moore,  Oct  3,  It  47  b 

5,  Cent  Park  add,  2 y,  8% $300 

Meredith  F E to  W R Condict,  Jan  22,  It  8 

b 7,  23  38  14,  1 y,  7% $910 

Melrose  L S to  A Pike,  Jan  9,  It  17  b 16,  26 

40  13,  mthly,  8% $300 

McNarney  N to  T H Schintz,  Jan  19,  It  17 

b 6,  U S Bk  add,  1^  y,  7^ $177 

Miller  A to  J E Dalton,  Jan  4,  pt  It  1 b 
14,  H & H’s  sub,  36  40  13,  mthly,  7% 
$2,000 

Meehan  F to  A V Knickerbocker,  Jan  20, 

It  8 b 2,  19  39  14,  mthly,  8 % $600 

MacMillan  S E to  F A Barnes.  Jan  15,  It  6 
of  It  24,  18  39  14,  June  1,  ’89,  6%.  . .$3,300 
Mayer  H to  O C Butz,  Jan  21,  It  22  b 5,  28 

39  14,  3 y,  7% $2,500 

Mclnerny  J to  C H Puscheck,  Jan  19,  It 

45  b 22,  33  39  14,  3 y,  7% $200 

Mac  Buncey  J A to  J McLaren,  Jan  21,  It 
18  b 18,  Irviug  Park,  Sept  10,  ’87,  8 y,  6 

$,  p $537 

McGilligan  B to  J W Pfeiffer,  Jan  23,  It  9 

b 3.  4 38  14,  wkly,  7 %fo $1,150 

Michel  W to  W Lister,  June  19,  It  8 of  It. 

10,  etc,  b l,  9 38  14,  5 y,  8$ $500 

Myrtin  A P to  N N Cronholm,  Jan  20,  It 

41  b 6,  2<  39  14,  3 y,  5% , $1,100 

McFatrick  V R to  B R De  Young,  Jan  1,  It 
33,  Larned’s  subdn,  34  39  14,  etc,  July  1, 

’87,6  % $2,200 

Nissen  C to  E Prussing,  Jan  26,  It  20  b 20, 

5 39  14,  3 y,  6$ $1,200 

Nelson  M & L to  J L Chapman,  Jan  1,  It 
2 of  Its  1 to  10  b 6,  Linden  Grove,  5 y, 

7% $500 

Nelson  M to  R E Brownell,  Jan  1,  It  2 b 6. 

Linden  Grove,  wkly,  7% $375 

Nelson  N G to  H G Foreman,  Sept  5,  It  20 

b 2,  20  38  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $160 

Naughton  J to  J McConnell,  Jan  20,  It  23 

b 2,  29  40  15,  3 y,  6$,  p m $750 

Naprevalski  J to  J H Schmitz,  Jan  18,  It  9 

b 3,  19  39  14,  3 y,  7t  \ $3,000 

Onasch  A to  C P Silva,  Jan  14,  b 41, 19  39 

14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $405 

O’Boyle  J to  H J Christoph,  Jan  23,  pt  It  1 
b 13,  Kinzie’s  add!  3 y,  8% $7,500 


Obermayer  G to  C P Silva,  Jan  13.  It  45, 

19  39  14,  3 y,  8$  p m $400 

Osborn  M W to  I R Hitt  jr,  Jan  20,  Its  6 

and  7 b 18,  N Evanston,  4 y,  7% $500 

Ohlerking  J H to  A B Mead,  n It  17  b 

137,  s s add,  5 y,  8% $10,000 

O’Hara  C to  W S Harbert,  Dec  1,  It  95  b 

27,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  6<pm $200 

Powers  K to  A Mack,  Jan  15,  It  2 b 21,  20 

39  14,  1 y,  7.% $100 

Porter  J H to  C H Crawford,  Jan  20,  It  3 
of  It  5 b 1,  S & R’s  sub,  3 38  14,  3 y,  6$ 

$3,000 

Patterson  A L et  al  to  F R Chandler,  J an 
14,  Its  24  and  25  b 4,  20  38  14,  3 y,  7%, 

p m,  4 deeds $3,500 

Poppen  F to  D M Hillis,  Jan  10,  It  28  of 
It  1 b 7,  I W’s  add,  S Chicago,  3 y,  7 %,  p 



Powell  W H to  W A Purcell,  Nov  27,  It  6 

and  pt  5 b 22,  25  40  14,  3 y,  8% $600 

Purtell  M A to  F C Hayes,  Jan  21,  It  49  b 

44,  33  40  14,  4 y,  7% $2,000 

Pelletieri  J to  J C Miller,  Jan  18,  It  3 of 
It  15  and  16,  b 33,  s s add,  mthly,  8% 

$l,o00 

Phillip  J S to  J C Miller,  Jan  18,  It  4 b 7, 

1st  divn  Riverdale,  mthly,  8 % $3,300 

Prochaska  J to  S Kerr,  Jan  20,  It  92  b 35, 

19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $1,000 

Plant  R Jr  to  F B Peabody,  Jan  22,  pt  It 

3 b 130,  s s add  Dec  9 ’77,  7% $1,000 

Prussing  E to  F Price,  Jan  21,  pt  Its  1 & 

2 b 64,  Butterfield’s  add,  3 y,  6%.  . .$3,000 
Powell  P P to  J E Fay,  Dec  15,  It  16  b 8, 

36  40  13,  5 y,  7% $1,000 

Perry  J to  H 0 Van  Schaack,  Jan  20,  Its 

12  and  13  b 1,  13  39  13,  5 y,  7 %, $1,800 

Rhode  C to  H F Christoph,  Jan  22,  It  9 b 7 

of  b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y,  8% $600 

Ronger  F to  C P Silva,  Jan  15,  It  4.  19  39 

14,  3 y,  8%,  pm $425 

Rosecrans  W W to  S L Boyce,  Jan  21,  Its 

18  and  19,  b 2,  20  38  14,  5 y,  8% $700 

Raddatz  F to  N A Lauer,  Jan  18,  It  18  of 

It  2 of  It  6 b 25,  29  39  14,  2 y,  6$,  p m, 
$400 

Robb  T O to  F B Peabody,  Jan  18,  pt  e % 

nw  j^,  26  41  12,  3 y,  7% $6,000 

Reilly  D J to  J Foley,  Jan  22,  It  1 b 25, 17 

39  14,  mthly,  8 % $4,000 

Roll  J to  L Luchtemeyer,  Jan  20,  Its  1,  2 
and  9 b 13,  Sander’s  2d  add,  Blue  Islnd, 

1 y,  $400 

Raithel  J C to  C W Griggs,  Jan  4,  Its  5 to 
7,  Turner  <fc  B’s  sub,  18  39  14,  3 y,  8%,  3 

deeds $2,050 

Ratke  J to  E Prussing,  Jan  22,  It  3 of  It 
48  b 5 of  b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  7?, 

$700 

Rolle  F to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  21,  It 
29  of  It  1,  etc,  Butterfield’s  add,  2 y,  7% 

$500 

Rausch  C to  N A Lauer,  Jan  22,  It  18  b 50, 

19  39  14,  1 y,  7% $300 

Ryan  P to  P Keane,  Jan  20,  It  49  b 2, 

20  39  14,  wkly,  8 % $1,000 

Rohr  F to  C J Hambleton,  Jan  23,  It  72  b 

6,  36  40  13,  3 y,  6% $600 

Reichwold  H G to  F Leland,  Oct  , It  16 

b 6,  11  39  13,  2 y,  7% 

Vaugh  E J to  W H Holden,  Jany  11,  It  19 

b 10.  Rockwell’s  add,  1 y,  8% $375 

Stadkv  F to  T H Schintz,  Jan  19,  It  1 b 4, 

20  39  14,  5 y,  7% $3,000 

Straner  A to  G G Straner,  Jan  19,  It  25  b 

1,8  38  14,  1 y,  8% $135 

Schroder  W to  C P Silva,  Jan  10,  It  38, 19 

39  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $400 

Schroder  A to  C P Silva,  Jan  15,  It  39,  19 

39  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $500 

Shumway  F S to  W A Bond,  Jan  22,  pt  It 

11  b 2 of  b 2,  11  38  14, 1 y,  6 % $1,500 

Schmitt  F to  D Prussing,  Jany  23,  lot  53, 

b 6,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  7 % $1,000 

Sandel  G C to  L Hesselroth,  Oot  1,  It  31  b 

7,  28  39  14,  mthly,  8% 

Schuttler  J to  W D Kerf  oot,  Jan  5,  It  15 

b 1 of  b 2,  etc,  36  40  13,  3 y,  8%  p m, 

$337 

Schultz  G to  H Rubens,  Oct  1,  pt  8 36 13,  6 
y,  8%,  pm $5,500 

Schneider  G to  E Koch,  Jan  18,  It  32  b 15, 

U & M’s  add,  1 y,  8% $3,000 


Spalinger  H to  N A Lauer,  Jan  2,  It  85  b 

3,  S & G’s  add,  7 % $780 

Smith  M to  J Goldzier,  Oct  10,  Its  35  and 

36  b 9,  25  39  13,  5 y,  6$ $1,500 

Sweeney  H to  J V A Weaver,  Jan  20,  It  4 
of  It  8 b 5,  Rockwell’s  add,  3 y,  7%.  .$1,000 
Simon  J J to  C Jorn,  Jan  19,  pt  It  14  b 21, 

s s add,  2 y,  8% $1,000 

Schwarzendahl  J to  F B Peabody,  Jan  11, 

It  11  of  It  18,  Butterfield’s  add,  5 y,  7%, 

$4,300 

Stockton,  J C et  al  to  F R Chandler,  Jan 
19,  It  7 and  pt  8 of  It  9,  etc,  b 20,  21  38 

14, 1 y,  7% $550 

Steck  K to  C D Lusk,  Jan  21,  It  9 b 29,  5 

39  14,  1 y,  8% $500 

Spierling  E J F to  J Stern,  Jan  18,  pt  It 

18  b 4,  23  38  14,  wkly,  7% $1,000 

Sheall  G to  A Wisner,  Jan  18,  It  6 b 1 of  b 

44,  Sheffield’s  add,  30  m,  7% $700 

Schoepflin  A to  W D Kerfoot,  Nov  3,  pt  It 
14  of  It  12.  It  D Wrightwood,  2 y,  8% 

; $2,266 

Sylvester  J to  J L Chapman,  Jan  1,  Its  52 
and  53  b 6,  Linden  Grove,  5 y.  7%. . ■ .$700 
Sherman  V T to  T H Schintz,  Jan  19,  Its 
23  and  24  b 22  of  b 8,  25  40  13,  6m,  7% 


Taylor  S to  L Baird,  Jan  2,  It  50  blk  2, 18  29 

14,  3 y,  8% $2,000 

Thompson  D to  C A Dibble,  Jan  25,  Its  22 

and  23  b 139,  Melrose,  8% $900 

Thielman  C to  H J Christoph,  Jan  16,  Its 
18  and  19  b 15,  Newberry’s  add,  2 y,  8%, 

$4,000 

Treviss  E and  C N to  L G Holley,  Nov  2, 

Us  23  to  26  b 1,  9 39  13,  7% $2,800 

Whitfield  W to  O C Butz,  Jan  11,  It  3 b 5 
A & B’s  add,  Evanston,  mthly,  8%.  .$2,000 
Wetzel  C W to  J Stern,  Jan  18,  It  41  b 19, 

35  40  13,  wkly,  7% $1,000 

Winkelmann  H to  O Peltzer,  Jan  21,  Its 
49  and  50  b 4,  8 37  15,  3 y,  8%.  pm...  $550 
Wood  A C to  R C Wright  jr,  Jan  20,  pt  It 

22  b 5,  Rockwell’s  add,  5 y,  8% $2,800 

Warkention  L to  S Gehr,  Jan  19,  Its  4 
and  5 b 3 and  It  E Wrightwood,  5 y,  6 %, 

$3,500 

Weisbrod  H to  T Schintz,  Jan  22  It1  17  b 1, 

28  39  14,  3 y,  7% $600 

Waska  J to  P McLerie,  Jan  22,  It  45  b ; 

28  39  14,  3 y 8%% $2,000 

Wells  0 MtoGG  Newberry,  Jan  25,  pt  b 
31  and  15,  Sept  4.  34  40  13,  2 y,  8%  p m 

$2,400 

Wilcox  W to  W Rartells,  Jan  25  It  32  b 11, 

S & G’s  add,  3 y,  7$ $700 


MOltTCAGES. 


Abrahams  H to  L Abrahams,  Jan  25,  Its  6 
and  7 It  8 b 52,  21  39  14,  2 y,  8%  . . . $8,000 
Allen  F H to  F D Cossitt,  Jan  12,  Its  15 

and  16  b 24,  LaGrange,  5 y,  6j< $800 

Allen  F H to  F D Cossitt,  Jan  12,  Its  15 

and  16  b 24,  LaGrange,  5 y.  8% $800 

Abbott  C to  Lake  View  B & L Assn,  Jan. 

19,  It  3 b 10,  28  30  14,  semi-wkly,  8%.  $185 
Bongard  J to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Jan 

20,  It  12  b 5,  29  40  14,  wkly,  5% $2000 

Brieschke  F to  H Hoepe  et  al,  Jan  1,  It  8 

b 3,  Sherman’s  add,  Holstein,  1 y,  6%,  p 

$100 

Bonney  L C to  Douglas  Park  B Assn,  Jan 

20,  mthly,  8 % 

Bagels  J to  J Reiter,  Oct  1,  pt  It  42  b 10, 

29  40  14,3  y $1,400 

Blond  P to  W North  Av  B,  L & H Assn, 
July  13,  It  18  b 1 b 7,  36  40  13,  wkly.  5% 

$1,000 

Bouckner  R to  C R Larrabee,  Jan  25,  It  25 

b 19,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y,  8% $250 

Cook  0 H to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Jan  22,  It  13  b 3,  Gross’  Park,  weekly, 

5 1-5$ $1,300 

Cook  C F to  A By  ram,  Jan  4,  Its  2 to  6 b 
13  and  pt  b 14,  27  39  13,  2 y,  6 % ....  $7,000 
Day  J L and  C L to  D Harvey,  Jan  12,  Its 
21  to  23,  sec  6,  Glencoe,  1 y,  8%,  p m 
$150 

Dohney  J V to  Englewood  B & L Assn, 
Dec  14,  It  11  blk  2,  16  38  14,  mthly,  7%, 
$400 


Flower  R to  A 8 Cook,  Jan  20,  pt  Its  44  to 

49  b 21,  17  39  14,  3 y.  8% $3,500 

Foedl  A to  L Hoepe,  Jan  15,  It  52  b 23, 

19  39  14,  5 y,  8% $5°0 

Ettelsohn  B J to  Equitable  T Co,  Nov  10, 

It  7 b 89,  s s add,  2 y,  8%,  pm $5000 

Fricker  T to  E G Koeppe,  Jan  20,  It  14  b 

21,  Ogden’s  add,  4 y,  8% $500 

Griswold  E P to  II  Stevens,  Jan  14,  pt  It 

6 b 29,  27  39  14,  5y,  6$ $8000 

Grienke  G to  F Korff,  Oct  22,  It  36  blk  14, 

Holstein,  2 y,  7% $210 

Graves  G H to  S Atzel,  Jan  8,  It  9 b 7.  H 

P R A sub,  1 39  13,  1 y,  8%,  p m $350 

Hoffman  M D to  Nat  S & B Assn,  Jan  18, 

It  9 b 2 and  It  4 b 1,  McP  & A’s  sub,  33 

39  14,  wkly,  8 % $1,600 

Hannahs  G B to  E Hannahs  , Nov  24,  It  8 

b 16,  S Chicago,  1 y 8% $500 

Heersema  H to  L Von  Beren,  Jan  13,  It 

6 b 10,  7 39  14,  4 y,  7% $400 

Hartler’s  add,  Pennock,  1 y,  \8%,  p m 5 

deeds $1,500 

Hilger  S A to  J F Rhodes,  Jan  19.  pt  ltG  b 

3,  Clarke’s  add,  3 y,  8$ $1,100 

Hermann  C and  W to  C M Li  Ins  Co,  Jan 
25,  lot  107,  Butterfield’s  addn,  5 y,  6 % 

$4,000 

Henningson  H A to  W North  Av  B L & H 
Assn, July  13,  It  17  b 1,  36  40  13, wkly.  7% 

........ $1,000 

Hidtz  J and  A to  Lincoln  Park  B & L 
Assn,  Jan  16.  It  324  b 2,  Bronson’s  add, 

wkly,  8% $1,200 

Hughes  E A to  People’s  B & L Assn, 

Jan  18,  It  1,  ne  23  38  14,  monthly, 

8% ■' $«0 

Harpnam  EL  to  M I Grannis,  Jany  25,  It 

10  b 21,  Norwood  Park,  1 y.  8% $400 

Jensen  J to  M J Enders,  Oct  1,  It  8 b 9, 

W,  T & D’s  sub,  6 39  14 $2100 

Jordan  E to  H Whit,  Jan  22,  Its  1 and  2 b 

3,  Uthes,  2y,6;J $350 

Rrumm  H to  R Brandt,  Jan  18,  Its  2 and 
25,  Axtell’s  add,  Lansing,  3 y,  6$. . .$1,000 
Kehoe  J to  A Kehoe,  Jan  2,  It  08  b 1,  S & 

McA’s  sub,  20  39  14,  96  m $800 

Keeler  JBtoCML  Ins  Co,  Jan  22,  pt  Its 

7 and  8 b 64,  7 39  14,  6 y,  8%% $5,000 

Lund  M to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Jan  21,  It  25  b 3 b 1,  8 39  14,  weekly, 

5 i_5^ $4,000 

Lassin  A to  G Gutsch,  Jan  25.  It  20  b 3,  6 

39  14,  3 y,  8% $500 

Larsen  T to  Berkshire  L Ins  Co,  Jan  22, 

Its  4 to  6 b 51.  7 39  14,  5 y,  S%%. . .$24,000 
Mayer  T to  A Hall,  Jan  25,  Its  46  to  48,  b 

54  28  37  14,  — ■,  8% $302 

Mullen  M E to  H Scherer,  Jan  11,  It  48  b i 

10,  4 38  14,  1 y,  7%  $500 

McElvoy  E and  J to  Chicago  PermanentB 

6 L Assn,  mthly,  8% $800 

Neal  M J to  M A Curtis,  Jan  1,  pt  It  10,  F, 

B & B’s  sub,  12  39  12,  5 y7? $2,700 

Orton  M W and  T to  N W Mut  Life  Ins 
Co.  Jan  15,  pt  It  1 b 95,  27  39  14,  5 y, 

$10,000 

O’Shea  T to  J O’Brien,  Jan  18,  pt  It  b 14 

S B add,  2 y,  7 % $4,200 

Prentice  S et  al  to  H J Willing,  Jan  7,  It  1 

b 21,  3 3914,  5 y,  5% $20,000 

Rachow  E to  Equitable  S L & H Assn, 
Jan  20,  It  17  b 9,  Gross’  n add,  wkly, 

8% $ ” 

Rein  J M to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn, 
Jan  19,  It  45  b 2 b 32,  33  39  14,  wkly, 

8$ $500 

Ryan  T to  T J Hambleton,  Jan  22,  Its  11 

and  12  It  51,  8 38  14,  4 y,  6% $500 

Richardson  M L to  “G  A R”  R <fc  L Assn, 
Dec  16,  It  4 b 26.  7 39  14,  monthly,  8 %, 

$978 

Swart  M L to  N W Mut  Life  Ins  Co,  Jan 


12,  Its  1 and  2 b 5,  28  39  14,  2 y, 


6$ 

5,000 


Siebold  F A to  R Grosser,  Oct  26,  It  5 b 

20,  Holttein,  2 y,  6% $200 

Stock  E to  M Bormann,  Jan  29,  It  1 b 21, 

4 39  14,  1 y,  7fc $2,800 

Sachel  C to  P Williams,  Dec  29,  It  65, 
Parmly  add,  Auburn,  4 y,  8%,  p m. 

$1,800 

Schilling  A to  W Weitkamp,  Jan  18,  It  3 b 

23,  Wolf’s  sub,  8 37  14, , 7% $300 

Schaefer  F C to  A 0 Butler,  Dec  29,  pt  It  2 

b 607  39  14,4J4  y,  8% $2,200 

Tode  J to  P Palmer,  Jan  18,  pt  It  9 b 3, 

frl  15  add.  8%,  p m $39,000 

Thompson  H J to  E C Weston,  -Jan  20,  Its 

11  and  12  b 4,  8 37  15, , 7 63$  • • • • $800 

Thomas  H to  Cosmopolitan  B & L Assn, 
Nov  25,  It  31  and  n % It  4 b 1,  Grey’s 

add,  Irving  Park,  mthly,  7% $2,500 

Van  Mynen  E and  A to  H Schnur,  Jan  13, 

Its  21  and  22,  15  37  14, , 7% $700 

Vannata  A J to  G W Newcomb,  Jan  20,  It 
It  72  b 24.  7 39  14,  3 y,  8^ $300 


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Frameg,  Brackets,  Turnings,  Etc. 


VanderPloeg  F to  J Felthouse,  Jan  25,  It 
3 b 6,  W & McM’s  sub,  20  39  14,  3 y,  7%, 



Wolf  A to  L Reinke,  Jan  22,  It  12  b 4, 

Pickett’s  add,  5 y,  6% $500 

Werner  W to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Jan 

13,  It  33  b 17,35  40  13,  wkly,  5% $400 

Youngberg  H to  R VV  Bridge,  Jan  22,  It  82, 
Partn  of  36  40  13,  July  1.  ’87,  8 % . . . .$125 


*t l IT  CLAIM  UEEU8  AND  4£IJIT 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lot  71  of  lot  10,  Brand’s  sub,  ne  qr  26  40 
13,  Jan  10,  C VV  Nicholas  to  Mary  F Ar- 

nold $125 

Lots  32  33  38  39  b 3,  Prout  & Coleman’s 
sub,  4 38  14,  Jan  22,  P E Stanley  to  S S 

Froene $1,000 

Lots  7 and  10  b 5,  Stone’s  sub  of  15  acs 
in  sw  qr  34  39  14,  Nov  20,  H H Edwards 

to  Louis  Hefter . . $5 

Blk  B (ex  lot  1 and  ex  s 50  ft),  Graves’  sub 
in  ne  qr  34  39  14,  Jany  22,  Van  H Hig- 
gins to  U P Smith $1 

Lot  7 of  lot  1 b 3,  S Sec  add,  Jan  2.  Nathl 

Ross  to  Isaac  Meyer .$7,500 

Lot  6 b 78,  Elston  add,  Jan  21,  D G Ham- 
ilton to  E S Worthington $1 

Lot  1 and  2 blk  5,  Sherman’s  sub  se  qr  28 
39  14,  Jany  16,  Ida  E Charles  to  M L 

Swart 

West  33%  ft  of  lot  8 b 3 of  lots  17  to  21. 

16  38  14,  Jan  16,  The  A R Beck  Lumber 

Co  to  Mary  D and  B A Blythe $1 

Lot  1 of  lot  2 b 24;  also  lot  3 b 24  (ex  185 
x231  ft  in  nw  corner);  also  pt  of  lots  1 
and  2 n of  railroad,  b 2;  all  in  s frl  % 

29  39  14,  Jany  18,  Chas  D F Smith  to 
The  Equitable  Gas  Light  & Fuel  Go 

T 

Lot  18  b 13  sw  qr  12  39  13,|Jan  20,  J Rech- 

fertig  to  John  Farnon $2,000 

Same  premises,  Jany  20,  John  Farnon  to 

Dora  E Rechfertig $2,000 

Lots  1 to  10  of  lots  35  to  38,  Brighton, 
George  Gardner  to  Trustees  of  Schools, 


Lot  46  blk  2,  Prout  & Colman’s  sub  in  se 
qr  4 38  14,  Feb  2,  A Gage  to  M J Tear- 

nev $60 

Lots  68  to  71, Walker’s  subdn  ofs  half  and 

nw  %b  11  e half,  31  39  14, Parnell 

Munson  to  Flora  R Runyan $10 

N 12  1-2  ft  lot  18  ands  6%  ft  of  lot  19  b 5, 
Graves’  sub  ne  qr  34  39  14,  Jan  25,  L C 
P and  N Freer  to  Samuel  Osterman 

$1,875 

N I8J4  ft  of  s half  lot  19  b 5,  same,  Janv 

25,  L C P Freer  to  W A Nye $1 

Lot  5 Bogue’s  addn,  Nov  7,  A N Gage  to 
Henry  Gage $100 


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Lot  16  b 4,  Morris’  sub  sw  qr  18  39  14„ 

Nicholas  Kenna  to  C Cuming $i 

Lot  6 b 6,  Walker’s  subdn  e % se  qr  28  39 
14,  Jan  20,  Edwd  M Grady  to  Jas  Bar- 
nett   $1 

Lot  7 b 89,  S S addn,  Dec  1,  Jas  A Roose- 
velt to  B J Ettelsohn $i 

Part  lot  8 blck  36,  Orig  Town,  Nov  7,  Geo 

Smith  to  M B Clancy $1 

South  20  1-2  ft  of  lots  25  to  29  in  biks  16 
and  19,  Smith’s  subdvn,  ne  % 18  39  14, 
Jan  14,  Caroline  A Jackson  to  Isabella 

Barrett 

W 24  ft  of  e 48  ft  of  lots  13  and  14  of  lots 
26  27  28,  North  add,  May  16,  ’84,  Louisa 

Frett  to  Heirs  of  John  Frett $500 

Same  premises,  June  18  Rosa  Nichoff  to 

C L Nichoff $100 

Lots  36  and  79,  Adams’  sub,  se  qr  28  39 
14,  Dec  30,  Harriet  M Taller  to  Frank 

Ennessey 

W 25  ft  of  e 50  ft  of  lots  32  33  34  of  lot  7, 
Assrs’  div  e half  nw  qr  8 39  14,  Jany  14, 

C W Nicholes  to  J Eckerman $217 

Lot  2,  Skinner  & Thatcher’s  sub  in  ne  % 

18  J59  14,  Juno  8,  Geo  L Thatcher  to  D 


A Thatcher . 


$1,000 


Lot  5 of  lots  6 to  11  b 1,  s half  b 30,  16  38 
14,  Jany  16,  Horace  J Hyne  to  J Hux 
ford 


$500 
w it’s 

84.  Henry  Grusendorf  to 


Und  7-29  of  pt  of  b 5 s of  railroad, Wight’s 
add,  Dec  31,  ’«a  n 


John  Ott 

Und  10-29  of  same  premises,  Dec  31,  ’847 
sa  me  to  J F Fischer ’$1 

Lot  67,  Larned  & Plumber’s  subin  se'qr' 

9 38  14,  Jan  18,  W H H Harper  to  J R 
Winterbotham 

Lot  12  of  lots  1 2 13  14  b 52  w 1-2  etc  21 
39  14,  Jan  19,  Ann  Kelly  to  Mary  Corne, 



CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Altschul  P J to  J A Wallace,  Jan  21,  furn 

etc,  405  Hurlbut  st,  2 y $240 

Anderson  F to  S Richardson,  Jan  20,  furn 

etc,  26  w Ohio  st,  June  16 $51 

Ahlgrin  C to  W Howarth,  Jan  19,  horses 

etc,  Barrington,  Mch  1, ’87 $285 

Anderson  H to  J H Spear,  Jan  21,  furn  etc, 

63  Kinzie  st $143 

Anderson  0 to  S Friedman,  Jan  25,  furn 

etc,  162  Van  Buren  st  90  ds $175 

Anderson  J W to  J Cullen,  Jan  22,  furn 

etc,  1312  Diversey  st,  6 m $97 

Anderson  N to  J Wyman,  Jan  26,  horse 

etc,  2344  Wabash  av,  1 m $36 

Albrecht  R to  Wacker  & B Manufacturing 
Co,  Jan  21,  saloon,  3518  s Halsted  st,  1 

. y $233 

Atwater  J B to  J J Owen,  Jan  25,  statues, 

527  Adams  st,  4 m $185 

Besnch  T A to  J F Boons,  Jan  8,  furn  etc, 

378  w Madison  st,  8 m $38 

Bailey  N to  M L Portras,  Jan  18.  furn  etc, 

561  Clark  st,  2 y $3,000 

Bechurtte  R F to  J H Spencer,  Jan  21, 
piano  (Higgins  6160).  487  Ogden  av,  6 

„ m $59 

Brooks  E F to  W H King,  Jan  22,  furn  etc, 

2428  Wabash  av,  4 m $60 

Bradshaw  F L to  W M Johnston,  Jan  21, 

furn,  etc,  4320  Chappel  pi,  3 m $287 

Bayley  W L S to  W N Alley,  Jan  25,  furn 

etc,  12  Lincoln  av,  3 m $61 

Bartlett  G W to  A H HeiDeman,  Jan  23, 

furn  etc,  Pullman,  5 m $131 

Beverton  J F to  J Cullen,  Jan  25,  saloon, 

Lake  st,  13  m $168 

Borland  E A to  S E Cutler,  Jan '28,'book 

paper  etc,  107  Madison  st,  6 m $500 

Butler  J to  J Cullen,  Jan  16,  furn  etc,  382 

w Taylor  st,  4 m $69 

Bissell  C F to  H Sears  & Co,  Jan  20,  ma- 
chinery etc,  14  s Canal  st,  2 y $500 

Busch  C to  J Obermann,  Jan  23,  saloon. 

549  s Clark  st,  3 y $425 

Benton  A to  VV  Hall,  Dec  14,  furn  etc, 

Lake,  90  ds $55 

Breen  M to  P O’Neill,  Dec  56,  saloon,' 913 

s Halsted  st,  13  m $1,200 

Clark  C M to  VV  Sabin,  Jan  22,  furn  and 
piano  (Emerson  10749),  1311  Oakwood 

„ bd>  4 m $399 

Crowhurst  H to  G J Williams,  Jan  25, 

horses  etc,  1915  State  st,  6 m $363 

Conner  C to  W W Charles,  Jan  23,  furn 

etc,  829  Austin  av,  4 m $132 

Carey  J to  VV  L Wharton,  Jan  19,  horses 

etc,  799  Blue  Island  av,  4 m $230 

Caspar  W A to  A 0 Way.  Jan  23,  gas  en- 
gine etc,  296  Wabash  av,  6 m $416 

Childs  C D to  F J Mackey,  Jan  4,  furn  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  3 m $162 

Courtney  M to  A Schaffhauser,  Jan  20, 

furn  etc,  3462  Halsted  st,  7 m, $202 

Croft  R C to  M A Wolcott,  Jan  26,  furn 

etc,  557  w Chicago  av,  4 m $62 

Curtis  D J to  G Wyman,  Dec  23,  furn  etc, 

237  s Lincoln  st .$147 

Calhoun  A to  G J Baker,  Jan  19,  horses 

etc,  81  Judd  st,  9 m $247 

Costa  Orazzio  A et  al  to  J Rothschild  et 

al,  Jan  25,  saloon,  485  Madison  st, , 

$1,187 

Chapman  C B to  J Delaney,  Jan  27,  eab 
etc,  386  Wabash  av,  8 nj $400 


Driscoll  P to  S Richardson,  Jan  19,  furn 

etc,  2721  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 m $60 

Dalton  T E to  A Ober,  Jan  23,  horses  etc, 

40  n Western  av,  6 m $100 

Daley  G to  W S Wharton,  Jan  14,  horses 

etc,  349  s May  st,  4 m $356 

Dalton  J T to  J H Spear,  Jan  25,  furn  etc, 

LaSalle  av, $172 

Downey  M to  I Jacobs,  Jan  26,  horses  etc, 

339  22d  st,  1 m $100 

Dalton  J F to  PM  Hanney,  Jan  2,  furu 

etc,  272  Wells  st,  6 wks $300 

Donohue  T to  C Moore,  Jan  26,  cab  and 

horse.  $160 

Erich  E to  A Hierongmus  <&  Co,  Jan  22, 

furn  etc,  193  North  av,  1 y $82 

Elletson  S to  T W Harris,  Jan  20,  house, 

141  w Lake  st $ 

Evans  J to  S Richardson,  Jan  19,  furn  etc, 

183  20th  st,  5 m $52 

Ernst  L J to  J W Lusk,  Jan  20,  horses  etc, 

Riverside,  4 m . $62 

Elliott  a H to  J W Lusk,  Jan  25,  furn  etc, 

508  Idaho  st,  6 m $91 

Fielding  M J to  J W Lusk,  Jan  25,  furn 

etc,  62  s Ada  st,  6 m $305 

Fletcher  G to  J H Plecker,  Jan  25,  carri- 
age and  horses,  20  s Green  st,  4 m. . .$100 
Fenn  C T to  L V Ferris,  Jan  16,  furn  etc, 

3122  Michigan  av,  2 y $350 

Ford  S E to  First  Nat  Bank  Geneva,  Jan 
25,  eggs  etc, , collateral  for  for- 
mer notes $610 


Feldman  E to  C L Eaton,  Jan  19,  furn  etc, 

404  Harrison  st,  5 m $39 

Foxwell  C to  H Rehwoldt,  Jan  22,  furn  etc, 

2515  Michigan  av $383 

Fullner  W P to  J W Lusk,  Jan  22,  furn  etc, 

1124  Bowen  av,  6 m $99 

Gall  G to  W N Alley,  Jan  22,  press  etc.  5 

Wabash  av,  2 m $65 

Gaskell  E A to  C A Gaskell,  Jan  23,  furn 

etc,  525  Wabash  av,  4 y $750 

Giller  M to  J W Lusk,  Jan  23,  furn  etc,  214 

Huron  st,  6 m $195 

Grimes  S et  al  to  J Wyman,  Jan  23,  horses 

etc,  76  31st  st,  6m $265 

Grottkau  P & A to  J J Owen,  Oct  24,  furn 

etc,  1248  Dunning  st,  3 m $64 

Gregory  L to  W Fagan,  Jan  25,  furn  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  1 y $186 

Hanson  N to  S Richardson,  Jan  19,  furn 

etc,  350  w Chicago  av,  6 m $135 

Harely  J H to  Connors  & W,  Jan  21, 

salloon,  286  s Water  st.  10  m $750 

Hawkes  G M to  G W Kendrick,  Jan  23, 

market,  200  w Monroe  st.  4 m $100 

Horan  M to  Silver  Creek  & Mor-is  Coal 
Co, , harness,  horses  etc,  551  w Tay- 
lor st,  1 y $500 

Heim  A H to  W W Charles,  Jan  27,  furn 

etc,  383  Centre  st,  3 m $82 

Hall  C F to  J W Lusk,  Jan  26,  furn  and 

piano,  Ravenswood,  4 m $240 

Hudton  J L to  O D Hadsell,  Jan  25,  furn 

etc,  2900  Butterfield  st,  2 m $53 

Horan  F G to  Rice,  Whitacre  & Co,  Jan 
26,  boiler  etc,  299  1-2  w Randolph  st,  3 

m $85 

Hoffman  M to  J Cullen,  Jan  25,  furn  etc, 

3738  Emerald  av,  6 m $68 

Hall  J C to  J McDonald,  Jan  25,  furn  etc, 

886  Lake  st,  6 m . $200 

Haslett  J M & Co  to  Chicago  Carpet  Co, 
Jan  25,  furn  etc,  Deming  Hotel,  136  S 

Madison  st,  2 y $5,812 

Hardtman  W to  F Zobel,  Jan  25,  horse  etc, 

156  Burling  st,  6 m $150 

Harris  J S to  W N Alley,  Jan  26,  furn  etc, 

459  Madison  st,  3 m $88 

Jansen  L to  VV  M Johnston,  Jan  20,  furn 

etc,  415  n Clark  st,  7 m $130 

Jelte  A H to  W H King,  Jan  22,  furn  etc, 

577  w Huron  st,  7 m $90 

Johnson  C A to  Gottfried  BrwgCo,  Jan  22, 

saloon,  137  4ih  av $200 

Jansen  C to  J W Lusk,  Jan  25,  borses  etc, 

728  Dania  av,  4 m $62 

Jackman  M to  L A W Brush,  Jan  32,  furn 
etc,  Lake,  6 m $99 


Jochim  M to  L M Horner,  Jan  26,  furn 

etc,  172  w Chicago  av $125 

Jordon  M to  J D Spear,  Jan  23,  furn  and 
piano  (Ohickering  52769),  117  Ontario 

T 8t>  6 m 

James  K to  E Church,  Jan  23,  furn  etc, 

j 2022  s Clark  st,  1 y, $71 

Johnson  G to  G Wvman,  Jan  23,  furn  etc, 

3240  State  st,  6 m $260 

King  M to  0 P Snyder,  Jan  13,  furn  etc,  30 

Ogden  av,  3 m $76 

Kerton  D M to  H C Gray,  Jan  7.  library, 

226  LaSalle  st,  1 y $480 

Kreiger  C B to  Heath  & Milligan,  Nov  19, 
piano  (Bauer  2588),  996  Harrison  st,  11 

$150 

Kucera  F to  C Passow,  Oct  3,  pool  table 

etc,  31st  and  Main  sts,  9 m $140 

Keegan  M to  J Bittner,  Jan  20,  furn  etc,  90 

W Jackson  st,  6 m $ 

Kell  M to  J F Koons,  Jan  8,  furn  etc,  109 

s Halsted  st,  24  m $276 

Kenna  J W to  G Wyman,  Dec  15,  furn  etc, 

1003  Monroe  st, $267 

Kraft  VV  to  R Liston,  Jan  27,  furn  etc, 

250  Augusta  st $200 

Lane  E M to  J W Wyman,  Jan  6,  furn  etc, 

2926  Vernon  av,  6 m $300 

Le  Grand  Co  to  \ L Amberg,  Jan  21,  Le 
Grand  Rink,  Elm  and  Clark  sts,  8 m 

_ $10,000 

Leher  M A to  A Martin,  Jan  20,  saloon, 

3943  Wentworth  av $1,000 

Lincoln  F W to  J H Spear,  Jan  22,  furn 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 m $96 

Lafleur  H to  Chicago  Scale  Co,  Jan  22, 

scale  etc,  450  w 12th  st,  1 y $96 

Leckie  F to  W W Charles,  Jan  20,  furn 

etc,  641  Walnut  st,  7 m $78 

Lord  T to  J B Lord,  Jan  29,  furn  etc,  344 

State  st,  90  ds $400 

Lovby  A and  J to  J Cullen,  Jan  13,  furn 

etc,  Newton  st,  6 m $62 

Lewandowsky  A to  Wacker  <t  B Brewing 

Co,  , saloon,  693  Dickson  st,  2 y 

$640 

Larson  A to  O S Richardson,  Jan  22, 

horses  etc,  1297  Halsted  st,  6 m $300 

Lee  D F to  G Bell,  Jan  25,  furn  etc,  347  w 

Randolph  st,  4 m $74 

Lntwyche  E J to  G Wyman,  Jan  9,  furn 

etc,  216  Aberdeen  st,  4 m $115 

Lloyd  J C to  P J Daemicke,  Jan  25, 

338  35th  st,  60  ds $100 

Littledale  H to  W M Johnston,  Jan  23, 

furn  etc,  858  w Lake  st,  6 m $285 

Landgraff  N to  J L Curtis,  Jan  5,  furn  etc, 

198  Burling  st,  4 m $147 

Mitchell  V T to  L A W Brush,  Jan  22,  furn 

etc,  359  w Jackson  st,  4 m $64 

McCoy  H to  A Zeller,  Jan  16,  furn  etc, 

132%  Kruger  st,  4 m $90 

McComb  M to  VV  N Alley,  Jan  22,  furn  etc, 

387  Irving  av,  4 m $62 

Mayer  J toC  L Leiwenich,  Jan  20,  cab  etc, 

383  Blue  Island  av,  7 m $100 

Morris  E to  S RichardsoD,  Jan  18,  furn 

etc,  321  w Taylor  st,  6 m $89 

Matzeka  J Y to  H Hartt  & Co,  Jan  15, 

press,  259  w 12th  st.  mthly,  pm $653 

Moran  P J to  E G Uihlien,  Jan  19,  house. 

Archer  av  and  Western  bd,  2 y $675 

Mathison  J W to  J J Owen,  Jan  7,  furn 

etc,  698  n Wood  st,  4 m $90 

Meyer  F A to  L A W Brush,  Jan  23,  furn 

etc,  184  Larrabee  st,  5 m $58 

Murdock  VV  A to  A N Humphries,  Jan  2f, 

furn  etc, , 1 y $264 

McCullough  S to  J W Lusk,  Jan  26,  furn 

etc,  43  Seymour  st, $68 

McGowan  J to  J W Lusk,  Jan  20,  furn  eto, 

40  B st $140 

Murphy  C T to  S Richardson,  Jan  22,  furn 

etc,  17  Wendell  st,  6 m $89 

Neuhaus  A to  VV  H Neuhaus,  Jan  20,  furn 

etc,  225  Wentworth  av,  2 y $1,003 

Nicholls  H J to  E H Johnson,  Jan  19, 
horses,  etc,  Hoyne  and  Congress  sts,  20 

$170 

Nelson  O to  O E Wyman,  Jan  22,  furn  eto, 

210  w Indiana  at,  6 is .........  *47 


VtEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


Nicholson  J G to  L H Lloyd,  Jan  12,  or- 
gan, 128  n Jefferson  st,  3 in 

Nissen  C to  W Tiede,  Jan  22,  turn  etc, 

419  n Clark  st,  2 $247 

Nelson  A L to  J H Spear,  Jan  25,  turn  etc, 

360  n Franklin  st,  6 ■ -f68 

Nicholson  J G to  G Gates,  Jan  27,  piano, 

(Chikering  37560), , 3 in $84 

Olson  AtoJH  Spear,  Jan  21,  turn  etc, 

173  Green  st,  6 m $65 

O’Brien  P J to  E B Swetzer,  Jan  15, 

wagons  etc,  916  Harrison  st,  4 m $200 

O’Connell  M to  J F Koons,  Jan  18,  furn, 

etc,  42  Halsted  st,  1 y $234 

O’Mara  G to  F J Mackey,  J an  28,  furn 

etc,  26  Grace  st,  6 $83 

Oblander  H and  R to  G and  C Cooke,  Jan 
25,  saloon,  276  and  282  Michigan  st, 

Mch  1 $265 

Olson  J B to  Crane  Bros  Manufacturing 
Co,  Jan  27,  engine  etc,  Jefferson,  2 y 
’ ........  $1,451 

Olson  H to  6 D Hadsell,  Jan  26,  furn  etc, 

Jefferson,  2 

O’Connor  M toW  S Lasher,  Dec  26,  horses 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 m $125 

Pierce  C W to  J D Spear,  J an  7,  furn  etc, 

419  Sedgwick  st,  6m $130 

Porter  J to  M E McHenry,  Jan  20,  furn 

etc,  3421  State  st,  3 $158 

Pol  A to  J W Lusk,  Jan  22,  furn  etc,  121 

Locust  st,  6 $104 

Parker  BFtoLA  W Brush,  Jan  23,  furn 

etc,  712  w Van  Buren  st,  5 m $132 

Parsons  W R to  J F Bishop,  Jan  18, 

tools  etc,  60  w Monroe  st,  1 y $180 

Poppe  H to  M Klein,  Dec  17,  furn  etc,  551 

w 14th  st,  2 $300 

Rowley  F A to  F J Follett  & Bros,  Jan  20, 

horses  etc, , 6 m $365 

Reynoch  A to  S Richardson,  Jan  20,  furn 

etc,  352  State  st,  6 $1Q4 

Reineman  A toW  N Alley,  J an  21,  furn  etc, 

409  w Madison  st,  3 $74 

Rukolt  C to  F J Mackey,  Jan  22,  horses, 

etc,  434  Cly bourn  av,  5 m $116 

Ruggles  W C to  E B Flint,  Dec  10,  furn 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  1 y .$150 

Rasmus  F S to  J Cullen,  Jan  14,  shooting 

gallery,  73  w Madison  st,  3m $115 

Runge  J B to  M S Babcock,  Jan  18,  horses 

etc,  176  e Ohio  st,  4 $161 

Roesch  J to  A Schoffheimer,  Jan  26,  furn 

etc,  16  Grant  st,  6 $123 

Roring  E H to  C Koenig,  J an  26,  saloon, 

136  4th  av $1,200 

Sewell  F W to  C Babcock,  Jan  18,  horse, 

etc,  1072  Madison  st,  4 $122 

Sheridan  M E to  J W Lusk,  Jan  23,  furn 

etc,  243  LaSalle  av,  6 $325 

Stitt  G W to  W A Schonfeld,  Jan  25,  horse, 

Forrest  av,  90  ds $327 

Stevens  G W to  J Graham,  Jan  21,  furn 

etc, , 6 $30° 

Stermell  J to  T Boyle,  Jan  20,  furn  etc, 

16  Willow  st,  4 $85 

Stewart  J M to  G C Somers,  Jan  18,  bath 
rooms,  Grand  Pacific  hotel,  9m....  $3,000 
Saxe  H to  J H Hunt,  Jan  19,  furniture  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  1 $u7 

Sennott  J to  S Richardson,  Jan  21,  furn 

etc,  185  Milwaukee  av,  6 m $72 

Stiel  W to  C Sturvey,  Jan  21,  barber  shop, 

1011  Madison  st $75 

Schlegel  F T to  M S Babcock,  Jan  19.  furn 

etc,  171  Madison  st,  5 m $116 

Spuckelmann  G to  F J Mackey,  Jan  18, 

furn  etc,  2517  Calumet  av,  4 m $76 

Smith  A to  P Biddlecom,  Jan  23,  furn 

etc,  132  Sacramento  st,  8 m $96 

Stack  G to  E Heath,  Jan  8,  cattle,  Hano- 
ver, 7 $100 

Schmadt  F to  A Wolf,  Jan  25,  saloon,  218 

Blue  Island  av,  1 y $315 

Scott  G W to  M A Wolcott,  Jan  25,  buggy, 

etc,  351  Michigan  av,  3 m $51 

Smith  A to  I McLilley,  Jan  12,  machinery 

etc,  75  Madison  st,  2 y $560 

Shultz  R W to  C E Wyman,  Jan  26,  furn 

etc,  603  Park  av,  4 $55 

Sell  S to  J L Curtis,  Sept  21,  furn  etc,  953 

Madison  st,  6 $62 

Seller  M L to  Gottfried  Brewing  Co,  J an 

26,  saloon,  310  North  av,  demand $542 

Schwahen  G to  J W Lusk,  Jan  26,  furn 

etc.  Lake  View,  6 m $68 

Sullivan  P to  L B Shields,  Jan  26,  furn 

etc,  3238  Parnell  av,  1 y $121 

Schoefield  E S to  W S Wharton, _ Jan  26, 

furn  etc,  4074  Dearborn  st,  5 mj $60 

Sharp  J L to  Barnhardt  B & S,  Jan  19, 
printing  materials,  71  Van  Buren  st, 

May  6 $126 

Skillin  F to  W S Lasher,  Jan  26,  furn  etc, 

32  Aberdeen  st,  18  $326 

Taylor  M M to  J D Spear,  Jan  19,  furn 
etc,  192  w Indiana  st,  9 $69 


lA 


MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN, 


Manufacturers  of 


RUSTIC  GAS-FIXTURE 


S 


Dealers  in 


Colored,  Etched  and  Cut  Globes. 

Burners,  Kerosene-Fixtures, 

Sun-Lights,  Reflectors,  etc. 

We  offer  special  inducements  to  the  trade.  No 
Coinbination  Prices.  We  carry  in  stock 
a full  line  of 

CHANDELIERS, 

STORE  PENDANTS, 

Brackets,  Portables  and  Brass  Fittings. 


77 


AKO  I'UICKM. 


II A HO  WOOD  DItV 

( Retail.) 

WHITKWOOD. 

Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in  ... . $38.00@  40.00 

1st  and  2d 30.00@35.00 

Box  boards 

Inch  and  over 

Half  inch  23.00@28.00 

Common  1st,  1 in 20.00 @22.00 

pianU  22.00@25.00 

Cull.”.’.”’’ 12.00  @15.00 


1 to 


4 $35.00@40.00 


40.00 


67  and  69  South 


FACTORY  AND  SALESROOM: 

Canal  St.,  near  Madison,  CHICAGO. 


Thomsen  A to  J W Lusk,  Jan  2,  furn  etc, 

811  s Ashland  av,  6 m $55 

Van  Pelt  L T to  E W Zander,  Jan  11,  furn 

etc,  511  w Madison  st,  5 m $50 

Williams  S to  J Wyman,  Jan  18,  horses 

etc.  778  Larrabee  st,  6 m $265 

Wright  J E to  J W Lusk,  Jan  23,  furn  etc, 

3220  Butterfield  st,  6 m $99 

Ward  H to  W W Johnston,  Jan  21,  furn 

etc,  5 s Ada  st,  7 m $372 

Weber  F to  J D Spear,  Jan  20,  mules  etc, 

130  Orchard  st,  5 $345 

Wicks  W J to  0 Malcolm,  Jan  22,  furn  etc, 

1209  Lake  st,  7 $70 

Weiphal  & Meyer  to  Eckart  & Swan.  J an 
23,  bakery  etc,  362  Larrabee  st,  2 y, 

; $1,000 

Williams  E to  C E Wyman,  Nov  20,  horses, 

etc,  3510  Western  av,6m....( $189 

Wilcox  S P to  A B Magoun,  Jan  23, 

saloon,  383  State  st,  3 m $190 

Wilson  W to  J Cullen,  Jan  22,  furn  etc, 

667  Ohio  st,  4 $53 

Webb  W J to  M Twiggs,  Dec  12,  furn  etc, 

916  Fulton  st,  6 $59 

Walker  T to  L A W Brush,  Jan  25,  fnrn  ete, 

3422  Dearborn  st,  4 m $86 

White  M to  E O Marshall,  Jan  19,  furn  etc, 

235  3d  av,  4 $327 

Weber  C to  W N Alley,  Jan  26,  furn  etc, 

67  w Madison  st,  3 m $300 

Whiteley  E A to  D D Swett,  Jan  12,  furn 

etc,  399  Leavitt  st,  2 y ■ 157 

Young  L E to  Seavey  Bros,  Jan  13,  boiler^ 
etc,  Clark  and  Madison  sts,  Mch  15. . .$62 


Stable  J A to  J Obermeyer  Brwg  Co,  Jan 
— , pool  tables,  etc,  92  Van  Buren  st, 


$744 

Turkowski  S to  J Tass,  Jan  20,  house,  109 

Cleaver  st $1,200 

Wros  M to  P Drewicki,  Jan  22,  house,  266 
n Central  av $600 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 

Ashley  A G et  al  to  G G and  G N Geist, 

Jan  23,  horses  etc, $1,500 

Bennett  W to  E Marsh,  Jan  20,  boat,  S 

Chicago $350 

Barsley  A L to  H S Barsley,  Jan  19,  horses 

etc,  202  La  Salle  st $1,400 

Roberts  L C to  M J Walker,  Jan  19,  feed 

store  etc,  623  Lake  st $125 

Baer  L to  L C West,  Sept  25,  saloon, 

Clark  and  Huron  sts • $1,000 

Eckhart  & Burmeister  to  Wierfpel  & 
Mever,  Jan  23,  bakery,  etc,  362  Larra- 
bee st ‘ °° 

Howard  A M et  al  to  J B Mayo,  Jan  25, 

furn,  377  Washington  bd $ 

Hirsch  L F to  H Hirsch,  Jan  13,  wagons, 

etc,  — 35th  st $2,000 

Hof  man  S to  E Hofman,  June  25,  house, 

281  Fulton  st $1,500 

Kent  G to  T J Major,  Jan  4,  buggy  etc, 

• • ####  t # * • ^tUvJ 

Kunkel  V to'  B ' Kunke’l,  Jan  6,  carriages 

etc,  95  Wade  st $1,500 

McDonald  P to  J Kane,  Jan  16,  sal’n,  2 1 . n 

State  st • • $2^00 

Muller  A to  W Swissler,  Jan  15,  saloon,  35^ 

n Clark  st •$2’50U 

Murbach  H to  D Murbach,  Jan  5,  furn, 

etc,  Jefferson $50 

Park  D L to  N Park,  Jan  20,  furn  store, 
Nelsem  P B to  A P Johnson, Dec  1,  It  11  b 

6 Western  Springs ...$4UU 

252  s Halsted  st $ 

Prendergast  J to  E Brandt,  Dec  21,  saloon 

186J4  4th  av 

Shnlts  T C to  H A Hanley,  Jan  30,  furn, 
etc,  Afton  House,  73  Monroe  street 

. ....  . . . . . . . . JJpOjUUu 

Simon  N to  M Simon,  Oct  8,  furn, 

ijpO  l O 

Smith  W T to  A F Smith,  Apl  9,  cattle, 

$5,500 


JUDGMENTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

93513  Emma  Lowitz  v Garden  City  Distiling 
& R Co.  On  findg,  $8432.93. 

101037  Marian  Laszkeewicz,  admx,  v C,  B & 

Q R R Oo.  On  findg,  $200.  Satisfied. 
100269  Hiland  G Batcheller  v James  D Fish, 
Ulysses  S Grant,  jr,  and  Ferdinand  Ward. 
By  deflt,  debt  $22,353;  das  $380;  entire 
and  spl  exn. 

100284  Abraham  Anderson  v Philetus  H 
Corbin.  Same,  debt  $4016.80;  das  $32.12, 
entire  and  sped  exn. 

96474  Chas  A Newcomb  v J H Byrnes.  On 
ver,  $159.01  and  gen  exn. 

96006  George  E M Pratt  v Edward  W Stan- 
wood.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $500, 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

84850  Harvey  Edgerton  et  al  v David  Pres- 
ton and  Samuel  A Kean.  Mo  n t denied 
and  judgt,  $719.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex 
in  30  ds. 

94203  Francisco  Fernandez  et  al  v Ham- 
berger  Co.  Same  and  judgt,  $546.50. 
Same. 

94321  Benjamin  T Hasking  et  al  v Western 
Transit  Co.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt, 
$287.50.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 
81648  Jeremiah  O’Connor  vC&BIRR  Co. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $2250.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

96493  Wm  A Hardt  et  al  v Sigismund  Heide- 
weyer  and  Norbert  Steiglitz.  On  findg. 
$4720.37. 

94976  James  B Gascoigne  v Chas  A Lamb. 
On  ver,  $2308.84. 

4977  Same  v Same.  Same,  $2308.84. 


Wagon  stock 

Wagon  poles 55.00  @60.00 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in . . . 45.00@ 

Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 50.00@ 


$40.00 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.00  @38.00 

Common 22.00@25  00 

Timber 25.00@28.00 

Bolsters  and  reaches 35.00 

Felloes,  per  set 7-25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in.,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00  @45.00 

Quartered 45.00@50.00 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.00@35.00 

Common 25.00 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $76.00@80.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@90.00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@  55, 0g 


Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50.00 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 


3 a^a  ■ 

4x5  . . 
4x6 .. . 
L^6. 
5x6 .. . 


90@ 

1.00@ 

1.50 

1.75 

1.75 


1.00 

1.25 


BLACK  WALNUT. 


Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@ 85.00 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.00@90.00 

Common 55.00  @60.00 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 75.00 

Vx  10  in.  and  over 70.00 

Culls,  1 in 32.00 

Cull  plank 35.00@ 40.00 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m . 125.00 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

^A^A 7 


3x3. 


19 


CIRCUIT  COURT. 

50930  Robert  Spafford,  exr,  v L S & M S Ry 
Co,  By  stip,  reinstated  and  judgt,  $500. 
n c.  Satisfied. 

50932  Louisa  Schneider  v Same.  Same, 
$1000  n c.  Satisfied. 

55326  H A Miller  vJW  Jennette  and  Geo 
Gunason.  By  deflt,  $377. 

55268  J L Hoerber  Brwg  Co  v Louis  Dilke. 
Same,  $387.20. 

55284  Anna  B Peck,  extrx  v Edwin  R I 
Armstrong.  Same,  $1362.53. 

54985  Chauncy  B Bradly  v E S Haas.  PI 
stricken  from  files.  By  deflt,  $512.62. 

1905  Nat  Ex  Bank  v Culver,  Page,  Hoyne  <fc 
Co.  On  ver,  $913. 

54131  Jacob  Vogt  v Eureka  Stone  Co.  By 
deflt,  $1283.08,  and  order  for  sped  exn. 

50791  Franciska  Lorseheider  v John  Lors- 
scheider.  $10  and  proc. 

54101  Thomas  B Royd  v Arthur  J White. 
By  deflt,  $700. 

46291  Daniel  F Wadsworth  et  al  v Chicago 
Mining  Co,  On  findg,  debt  $12,363.29; 
das  $1,922.26  entive.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

866  Virginia  C Wilkie  v Joseph  T Richards. 
By  deflt,  $3,324.  13. 

55034  Jacob  F Wagner  v Isabella  M Michelll. 
$2348.56. 


MAPLE. 

Maple  steps $35.00@40.00 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.00@35.00 

Common 20.00@ 24.00 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35.00 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25.00 

Gray  elm 20.00 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.00@40.C0 


Sycamore . 


25.00 


Chestnut ^ 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.00@40.00 

YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  0.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED. 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in.  . 25.00 

Common,  4 inch 21.00 

Culls 15-°° 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OR  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28.00 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 

STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  -2d  clear  1)4>  XA.  an^ 

2 in $35.00 

Common 27.00 

FINISHING. 

let  and  2d  clear $32.00 


78 

O O M 1 C3  tse  jyl  J.  J_I  J_|  iti  K,. 

(Snooceasors  to  GKO.  A.  FAKNIJM  ii  SON) 

ASPHALT: 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


POETMP''MMENilil" 


PrA-V;E  R-s..: 

A-^.ci  C3-2?£w©1  R-ooferg. 
SO  * 62  3.  Clinton  St..  Cticajo.  t.i. 


M3  ID  3 i um. 

107  '.a  alle  Street. 

i’ttids — 89  N Elizabeth  St. 
65th  >st  *■  v.  * S.  M.  S.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY. 


Pipe 


46470  Andrew  Bank  v Robert  Crawford, 
and  proc. 

46604  Wm  Gloom  v John  Jaman.  $9  and 
proc. 

54703  R Benson  v Wm  B Jarvis.  On  findg. 
$32  and  writ  of  ret  hab  to  issue  in  30  ds  if 
not  pd. 

46826  George  F Kimball  v Henry  Tift.  On 
findg,  $500.  Satisfied. 

TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

2818  Martin  Zipprich  v Cyrus  Riggs  and 

wife.  $54.  * 

2819  David  F Corneau  v George  W Fuller. 
$75. 

2820  John  Grogan  v Lawrence  and  Ellen 
Burns.  $10. 

2821  Keeley  Brewing  Co  v Dennis  Noonan. 
$185. 

2822  John  Grogan  v Dennis  and  Margaret 
Ginnes.  $32.24. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5500  Keeley  Brewing  Co  v David  Phillips. 
On  ver,  $506. 


ASSIGNMENTS, 

Pratt  J C to  G E Farwell,  Jan  5,  book 

1614  page  351 $1,100 

Qumlan  J D to  C L Trent,  Jan  23,  book 

1205  page  411 $1,500 

Est  of  J S Bean  to  M D Bean  et  al,  Nov 
10,  books  1023,  21,  1023,  pages  478,  481, 

501,  3 deeds.. $17,536 

Tewes  H G to  ME  Greenbaum,  Jan  18, 

book  853,  page  530 $3,000 

Corancy  Bros  to  J Clifford  et  al.  Jan  26, 
no  schedules $ — 


A B > V EliTIS *<.!>  SALES. 


FEB.  -2. 

Lots  1,  2 and  3 in  b 1 in  Hayward’s  sub  of  a pt  of  se 
14  of  s e 1-4  of  n e 1-1  of  sec  11  39  13.  I Claflin, 
trustee.  L A. 

S H of  w 54  of  s w 1-4  of  sec  34  36  12.  Mary  Mayer, 
admx.  L A. 

Lot  24  b 66  Calumet  and  Chicago  Canal  & Dock  Co’s 
sub  of  parts  of  sec  5 and  6 37  15.  S F Hanchett,  she- 
riff. L N. 

Lot  1 and  n 1-2  of  lot  3 in  b 4 of  H O Stone’s  sub  of 
J J Astor’s  add  to  Chicago.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff 

L N. 

FEB.  15, 

Sub-lot  4 of  lot  7 in  blk  1 of  Saltonstall  & Russell’s 
sub  m sec  3 38  14.  Cyrus  Bentley,  Admr.  L N. 

Lots  30  and  31  (except  north  4 feet  thereof)  in  Jos 
Smith’s  sub  of  w % of  b 90  in  C TD  sub  of  w 1-2  of 
sec  27  39  14.  J Rathborne,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  14  in  b 4 in  1st  divn  in  Riverside.  M R M Wal- 
lace,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  8 in  E B Ward’s  sub  of  lot  8 in  blks  3 and  4 in  C 
T s subdn  of  s frac  half  of  sec  29  39  14.  H Waller 
Master.  L N.  ’ 

Lots  15  und  16  in  b 12  of  Beebe’s  subdn  of  e 14  of  nw 
qr  of  sec  2 39  13.  D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 

FEB.  18. 

Lots  1 to  12  in  McCarthy’s  sub  of  w lA  sw  qr  ne  or 
of  sec  17  38  14.  P W Schaden,  Admr.  L N. 

FEB.  3. 

Lot  86  in  Rose’s  sub  of  b 27  in  Sheffield’s  add,  be- 
ing part  of  the  s e 1-4  of  see  31  40  14.  C G Hammond, 
trustee.  L N. 

Lot  3 in  re-sub  of  lots  1 and  2 in  b 49  in  C T’s  sub 
of  w 1-2  of  sec  17  3o  14.  J E Dooley,  administrator. 

L N. 

Sub  lot  7 of  sub  of  lots  10  11  and  12  and  s 30  ft  of  It 

13  in  sub  of  lots  78,  80  and  82  in  Butterfields  add.  T 
G Windes,  master.  L N. 

FEB.  6. 

Lot  81  in  Winslow’s  sub  of  a part  of  b 21  in  the  C 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Margaret  Keegan,  admx 

LN. 

FEB.  1, 

Lot  20  and  21  in  Taylor’s  sub  of  parts  of  lots  11  and 

14  in  Larned,  Newhall  & Woodbridge’s  sub  of  n w 54 
of  sec  15  38  14;  also  s 32,4  ft  of  lot  2 and  the  n 8 1-10 


ft  of  lot  3 m b 8 in  Jenning’s  sub  of  part  of  Jennings 
& Moffat’s  sub  of  s 60  acres  of  e % of  s w 54  of  sec  10 
38  14;  also  und  qr  of  7-10  ft  s of  and  adjoining  the  n 8 
1-10  ft  of  lot  3 in  b 8 in  same  sub  of  part  of  same  sub 
of  s 60  acres  of  e 1-2  of  s w qr  of  sec  10  38 14;  also  und 

qf  1-5  par‘  ?,f  lots  1 2 3 4 5 and  46  to  50  in  b 3 

? M^herson  & Allerton’s  add.  being  a sub  of  b 25 

t?  90  T S SU,b  °f  sec  33  39  14 ’ als°  qr  Of  und  qr  of 
Tabor  admx.  “ 6 ^ °f  * 6 * °£  see  32  39  14-  B J 

39u!  9D8  yiv^^ast^'lT4  °f  b 44  * S6C  19 

JAN.  30. 

qtono  I9  TO1  o,.2  !’f  Ber®er  & Jacob’s  sub  of  b 9 in 
Stone  & Whitney’s  sub  of  n 1-2  of  sec  7 38  14  L J J 
Nissen,  master.  L N. 

0 *1  \\  of„ lot  9 b 8 in  Hansbrough  & Hess’  sub  of 
L n 14  0t  S6C  36  40  13‘  E J Wbitehead,  Master. 

FEB.  9. 

S w 1-4  of  sec  30  37  12;  also  lots  23  and  24  in  C A 

07b  of„b « in sub of sec  19  39  14; also lots 
25,  26  and  27  in  Hoffman’s  sub  of  s 1-2  of  b 51  in  sub 
by  City  of  sec  19  39  14;  also  lots  26  and  27  in  sub  of  n 

Yollrath,  executrix.  ^LN*7  °f  S6C  19  39  14‘  Caroline 

HLW^MasferParL’N.°ntainillg  “ 4 ^ 

Lots  6 13  23  24  32  and  33  in  Sutherland  heirs’  sub  of 
part  of  sec  33  38  14,  and  lots  25  26  37  38  and  51  iu  same 
sub.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N.  in  same 

of  j?  2 of  3 B Adam’s  addn  to  Evanston,  (ex- 
Mortgagee.50 LN  ***  WldUl  0f  6aid  lot-)  S B Chase, 

Bot  24  ia  b 3 in  Calumet  subdn  in  se  qr  of  sec  31  37 
15.  S F Hauchett,  Sheriff.  L N 
Bo 44  af d 45,  oft  6ub  of  b 26  of  Duncan’s  addn  and 
, ^ icr-  T 81?l?b  of  wfcw  Vi  ne  qr  sec  17  39  11:  also 
und  1-5  in  sub  lot  1 in  Wordell  & Manor’s  sub  of  lot 
-3  ami  s half  of  lot  20  of  b 30  in  School  Section  addn. 

S 1 Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Sheriff  Vn^1*001  Section  addn.  S F Hanchett, 

Sub-lots  61  and  62  lot  2,  Odell’s  sub  of  b 5 and  6 in 
Hitt  s subdn  of  se  qr  of  sec  8 37  14.  S F Hanchett, 
bnenlT,  L N.  ’ 

, S 30  B fob  lot  1 of  lot  8 in  b 19,  frac  sec  15  addn, 
being  30 feet  front  on  Wabash  ave,  at  No  503.  LJJ 
Nissen,  Master.  L N, 

T-m  °f,  q^25  and  821  lot  26  in  b 26  the  Blue 

i7uLai'iri?  B.dg  Co’s  sub’  beinR  in  sw  qr  of  sec  8 
37  14.  T r Verdi er.  Guardian.  L A. 

Lot  1 in  Lyman’s  sub  of  blk  78  in  C T’s  sub  of  w 
of  sec  27  39  14.  Benj  E Gallup,  Trustee.  C J 

FEB.  11. 

Lots  19  and  20  in  W E Doggett’s  sub  of  n 1-2  and  n 
1-2  of  s e 1-4  and  e 1-2  of  s w 1-4  of  sec  33  40  14  J H 
S Quick,  successor  in  trust.  L N. 

Lot  3 in  blk  12  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Herman 
Bindenan,  Admr.  L A. 

Lot  38  in  b 1 in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  J L Wil- 
son, Com’r.  L N. 

FEB.  8. 

o VL 14  iu,do  V 4'2  lot  13  in  Delamater’s  re-sub  of  Its 
J to  18  in  b 13  in  Simons’  sub  of  s e 1-4  of  sec  35  40 13 
X^ouise  Hauson,  admx.  L N. 

Lots  26  27  and  28  in  Stewart’s  sub  of  s 1-2  b 5 in 
Johnson  & Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14  LJJ 
Nissen,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  6 in  b 9 of  frac  sec  15  add  to  Chicago.  John  T 
Noyes,  Master.  L N. 


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FEB  10. 

i w 1-4  of  sec  35  38  12. 


J J Flanders,  trus- 


FEB.  13. 

Lots  15  and  16  in  b 2 in  Travers’  sub  of  n w 1-4  n w 
trust*  S6C  8 33  44'  74  ^ Noyes,  successor  in 

FEB.  16. 

Lots  6,  7.  8,  9 and  10  in  Ehrler  & Hessert’s  sub  of  u 
^..ac™s  "f  E 9 12  acres  of  s e 1-4  of  s e 1-4  of  sec  17 
38  14.  Sophia  Hslberg,  admx.  L N. 

Lots  20  and  33  in  b5  and  lots  25  and  26  in  block  6 
m Harriet  Farliu’s  sub  af  s % of  w ‘/2  of  w ’/,  of  se  54 
of  sec  2o  40  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

FEB.  23. 

B°t  26  Boskopf  & Lewis’  sub  of  parts  of  lots  12 
aud  13  of  North  addn.  A H Robinson.  Admr  L N 

West  ‘A  of  w yt  of  lot  2 in  b 56  in  C T’s  new  sub  of 
lots  and  blocks  in  the  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14;  also  lots 
7and  8 ofWortendyke  & Spafford’s  sub  of  lots  13 
and  14  of  b 63  in  C T’s  subdn  of  nw  )4  of  sec  21  39  14 
Magdehna  Horenberg,  Executrix.  L N. 

MARCH  1. 

E % of  nw  qr  sw  qr  nw  qr  of  sec  14  14  8 H K Whi- 
tou,  Trustee.  LN. 


MARCH  1. 

Block  1 and  lots  2 and  11  in  blk  4 in  Case’s  addn  to 
Hinsdale.  A Dornthy,  Trustee.  L N. 

FEB.  24. 

Lot  6 in  blk  1 in  Meyerhoff’s  sub  of  w ’/,  of  b 13  in  C 
T’s  subdn  of  w 5£,  except  se  qr  of  nw  qr  and  ne  qr  of 
sw  qr  of  sec  6 39  14.  J Dziewior,  Admr.  L N. 

FEB.  23, 

Lots  20  and  21  iu  T C Higgin’s  last  sub  of  b 7 1 nC 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  I Numan,  Executrix.  L N. 


, vEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL  has  undertaken  to  publish  a 
Classified  List  (bona  fide)  of 

Select  Property  for  Sale. 

Ihe  LEADING  AGENCIES  are  requested  to  give  the  subject  some  thought,  and 
then  let  us  know  of  their  APPROVAL  or  OBJECTIONS'. 

Ihe  JOURNAL  is  known  and  recognized  as  a reliable  reference  record  as  re 
gards  real  estate  transactions. 

• * y 

Frequent  inquiries  are  made  at  our  office  for  a list  of  property  for  sale,  by  un- 
thinking, honest  people,  who  are  in  quest  of  a home  or  a piece  of  business  property. 
Some  of  the  leading  capitalists,  whose  names  are  on  our  subscription  lists,  have  ex- 
pressed their  approval  of  just  such  a scheme. 

NO  RELIABILITY  can  be  placed  in  many  of  the  long  lists  of  “for  sale”  in 
the  Sunday  papers,  because  the  same  piece  of  property  is  listed  by  more  than  one 
and  the  “bulk”  of  it  can  not  be  “delivered.”  The  plan  proposed  is  as  follows:  The 
List  will  be  alphabetically  arranged  and  classified  by  Streets  and  Towns— the  Im- 
proved-the  Un-improved,  etc.,  etc.  This  list  will  be  composed  of  carefully  prepared 
descriptions  from  reputable  agents,  and  NOTICES  INSERTED  IN  HOME  AND 
FOREIGN  PAPERS  to  the  effect  that  such  a classified  list  can  be  found  in  the 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal,  and  as  we  now  know  hundreds  will  call  for  the 
list  because  it  will  be  reliable. 

Agents  can  elect  whether  they  wish  to  pay  10  cents  a line  for  their  list  or  pay 
a commission  when  the  property  is  sold. 

Each  Agency  will  have  a Box  No.  arranged  in  an  Index  Book,  and  when  a 
proper  person  comes  along  to  buy,  he  will  be  introduced  to  the  Agents.  If  he  is 
only  a tool  or  a curb  stone  broker,  he  will  probably  not  be  “brought  round.”  The 
Journal  will  not  transact  a real  estate  business  exactly,  but  if  it  can  find  a suitable 
buyer,  the  agent  who  is  our  best  friend,  will  be  glad  to  sell  to  him  and  pay  ns  for 
our  trouble.  In  no  case  will  we  do  any  “undermining”  or  allow  it  if  we  can  help 
it.  We  will  introduce  the  “bona  fide”  purchaser,  and  let  the  “scalpers”  take  a walk. 
Thus  we  will  weed  out  the  bad  ones  for  you. 

By  this  method  fewer  opportunities  will  be  afforded  to  “parasites”  to  impose 
on  legitimate  dealers,  because  just  as  soon  as  we  learn  that  the  Agentgiving  ns  the 
list,  has  not  the  full  control  of  the  property,  that  property  will  be  dropped,  nor 
will  we  be  concerned  about  the  “title.”  If  it  is  not  acceptable,  then  the  trade  will 
not  go  through  and  we  will  not  ask  for  our  part  of  the  commission. 

This  feature  of  the  Journal  will  be  advertised  all  over  the  country,  and  will 
have  a twofold  effect  in  drumming  up  buyers. 

Prepare  your  lists  and  send  them  in;  it  will  cost  nothing,  unless  you  sell  to 
the  man  we  introduce,  in  case  you  do  not  elect  to  pay  10  cents  a line. 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  PUBLISHER. 

121  Fifth  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


79 


W.  C.  VOSBURGH  MF  C.  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

ARTISTIC 

Gas  Fixtures, 

184  & 186  Wabash  Ave,  Chicago 
Wholesale  and  Retail  dealers  in  GAS  FIXTURES  c 
all  kinds:  also  KEROSENE  FIXTURES 
Lamps,  Globes,  Burners,  etc. 


LOCKETT, 


Dealers  in 


Builders'  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

, ,F  every  dllcriptlon, 

181  & 186  CLARK  ST.,  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 

We  Make  a specialty  of 


jUmates  cheerfully  given.  Inspection  of  styles  and.  prices  30lic.n,eu. 

184  and  188  WABASH  AVE. 


t^L  JH? 

And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  Sole  Chicago 
Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 
“Perfection”  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit-  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


WHO  IS  UNACQUAINTED  WITH  THE  CEOCRAPHY  OF  THIS  COUNTRY,  WlLL^ 
SEE  BY  EXAMINING  THIS  MAP,  THAT  THE  


The  YOUNG  & FARREL  Diamond  Stone  8awing  Co.. 

Contractors  for  Cut  Stone, 

And  Manufacturers  of 

Young’s  Diamond  Saws,  Cranes,  Travellers,  Rubbing  Beds,  &c. 

, „ 18  Lumber  Street,  Sole  Agents  for 

Planed  vault  hovers  Near  12th  Street,  Penn.  Green  Serpentine,  and 

Flagging,  Coping,  Ac.  CHICAGO,  XXJX-i. 


KNISELY  & MILLER, 

129  & 131  SOUTH  CLINTON  ST. 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 

MANUFACTURERS  of 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-0-K.-E-E-3ST-S 

For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


E.St.Louis  f . 

Hand.  McNally}  Co.,  JZngr'B,  Chx^igo. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c.. 

No.  324 W.  MADISON  Street, 


Cor.  Curtis  St. 


CHICACO.  ILL. 


CHICAGO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACSFBCR  AILWAY 

- ..  oinao  -relation  t.n  nil  rrineiDal  lines  East  an 


n a_n  nf  itn  central  position  and.  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
?n?tial  mSF terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 

MusraSlne  Washington,  Fairfield,  Ottumwa,  Oskaloosa,  West 
Iowa  C^Des  Moines,  Indianola,  Winterset,  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Liberty,  uo^ion  ^'cnthriA  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin, 

S&ssa  ■sr® 

Dakote^and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  vil.ages  and  stations. 

THE  GREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 

ni,o™nt«Bs  its  natrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
ballasted  road-bed ; smooth  tracks  of  continuous  steel  rail;  sub-, 
thoroughly  baliastea _roa  brido-es-  rolling  stock  as  near  perfection  as 

SSr  are  & «ss 

.-a  the 

sssss^-srsis's 

Allison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

lathe  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Mmneapohs  and  St.  Fam^ 
connections  are  made  in  Union  Depots  for  all  points  in  the  lerri^ri 
find  British  Provinces  Over  this  route,  Fast  Express  Trains  are  run  to  the 
^rin*  places,  «^jS5gS^^ 

StiiT  ano the r 3DJ RE (§T^LI n"e ] n e^^a?i^^'a^k^k ee,  has  t been  opened 


In 


.astoral  lands  of  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankak™,  “Tr 
between  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati,  Indianapolis,  rnd  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 
°°-  - - ' information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable,  as  well  as 

imvi  mwiay  a- V Qt-  fod  nnff  (BpmRCia : or 


For  detailed  information  see  maps  anu  rwutus,  uuuomawiw,  ’\r~ 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada,  or 
by  addressing 

R.  R.  CABLE, 

President  and  General  Manager,  Chicago. 


E.  ST.  JOHN, 

General  Ticket  and  Passenger  Agent,  Chfcaoh 


80 


REAT.  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


FURNITURE  STORE 

399  & 401  WEST  MADISOH  STMIT, 


THE  STORE  FOR 


Good  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


399  & 40 1 W. 


Si. 


Cheap  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


Clean  Goods. 


FURNITURE  STORE, 


THE  STORE  FOR 


F ine  Finished  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


A Large  Variety  of  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 

Gentlemanly  Treatment. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


Cash  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


No  Easy  Payments. 


'^vre  cLoao.’t  Sell  CGn.ea.p 

ALL  THEY  HAVE  TO  DO  TO  BE  CONVINCED  IS  TO 

CALL  AND  GET  OUR  PRICES! 

We  handle  no  poorly-made  goods  .and  as  we  do  no  easy  payment  business,  we  do  not  have  to  take 
goods  back  on  chattel  mortgages  and  place  them  on  our  floor  again  as  new. 

Our  Goods,  therefore,  are  all  free  from  vermin,  as  they  have  been  received  direct  from  the  factories  and 

have  not  been  in  use  in  all  sorts  of  tenement  houses,  and  as 


WE  SELL  FOR  CASH 

we  can  sell  goods  at  the  VERY  LOWEST  FIGURES. 


BE  SURE  AND  REMEMBER  THE  PLACE  : 


399  & 401  W.  MADISON 


J.  C.  M°  V A R L A N 1>. 

Slate,  Tin  and  Corrugated  Iron 

Manufacturer  of 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Sheet  Metal  Skylights,  etc., 
Agent  Austin  Patent  Corrugated  Conductor. 

This  Couductor  gnaranted  not  to  burst  from  freezing 
Particular  attention  given  to  repairs  of  all  kinds.  Telephone  417  1. 

221  West  Lake  Street  - CHICAGO.  ILL. 


ar 

219  and 


Also  make  a Specialty  in 

Office  and  Factory,  26  N.  Elizaoetn  ox-» 
CHICAGO,  I3L.X-.. 


If  you 


want  to  save  your  Walls,  put  up  Room  Mouldings. 


J.  H.  PEARSON  & CO.,  I 

Lumber, Lath  and  Shingles, 

Sash.  Doors,  Blinds  and  Mouldings, 

Cor.  Canal  and  Lumber  Sts. 

^“Qur  superior  facilities  for  manufacturing,  and 
our  central  location,  enable  us  to  offer  Lum- 
ber at  from  $1.00  to  $3.00  per  M less 
than  this  published  list.«=^3! 

Chicago  Lumber  Market. 

YARD  PRICES-CAR  LOTS-DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch $48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1 % and  1V&  inches 46  00 

3d  clear,  1*4,  IV2  and  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  1\  and  1 1/2  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  1%,  1/4  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select 22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING— MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

let  and  2d  clear  / 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select,  . 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS— ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C . 33  00 

D stock,  i'i,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  f t 23  00 

D 20  f t 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft. .. , 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet v 17  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARD8 — MIXED  LENGTHS— BOUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOOHING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch 36  00 

B 34  00 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  1 Fencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 17  00 

10  feet 15  50 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 hoards  D and  M or  ship  lap 16  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 38  00 

B 36  00 

0 28  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 41  00 

A siding  strips 39  00 

A flooring  strips 34  00 

B „ „ 33  00 

0 „ 24  00 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  00 

B 20  00 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  %-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  % insh  , 6irch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding 10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1%  and  154-inch ..  13  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  60 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 

Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  11  two  sides.  1 1 50. 


"W  .A.  D 


S 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 


9 00 


AND  ALL-POECELAIN 

WATEE  CLOSET. 


Pickets,  flat,  common 

Fiat,  rough,  fnill  run.. i* 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  ......  1» 

\\L  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 21  00 
Battens!  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2 >4 -inch 

214-inch 


3-inch . 


00  60 
. . . . 00  65 
....  00  70 


rjlHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

I also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  »nd  Globes. 


2 45 
2 60 
2 40 
2 35 
2 25 


House  Draining  and  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 

Extra  A 

Standard  A 

Extra  Cedar  

Standard  Cedar 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  8CANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths "u  Ocl“  50 

” ” ;; 12  so  (§17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths ...  .11  50l§14  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 uu 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft ■ ■ ■ lu 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

_ 2 00 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  54  6 inch,  7 feet 4® /j 

% 7 inch,  7 feet 43 

H 8 inch,  7 feet 17/4 

8 inch,  7 feet 9 

% 9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long :2 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 42 

5 inch,  round,  full  length 43 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 29 

7 inch,  round,  full  length £> 

8 inch,  round,  full  length  33 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

Thicker2*1’ dry  1 and  2I/* in"::  v.7.7:  S Z 

cun . : : : : : 7. . . » oo@io  oo 

OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00|22  00 

Timber 47  °°@49  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

cuii. P!ank. 7. 7. 7. 7-7 "7-7. 7.  .7.7.777. 7. '. '.  10  oo 

WALNUT. 

Ranee  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

CuUs  24  °°@28  00 

Extra  good':.:.':::::.... ™ «>@75  co 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  22  00@2i  00 

Common  ‘ 44  »0@16  00 

cun.::::.::. 11  °°@13  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 6®  00@65  00 

“ “ thick 65  00@70  00 

10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

rlpar  20  00@21  00 

Common. 7.7777.'.. 12  “@44  °® 

6 00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  ®0@3°  00 


Cull. 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 


5 00@  6 00 
13  00@14  00 

20  00@25  OO 


15  00@17  O') 
8 00 

14  00@16  00 
12  00 


12  00 


194  LaSalle  St.,  - 

Large  Stock  on  Hand. 


- - CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Special  Work  to  Order. 


10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 32  00@35  00 

1st  and  2d,  1M  in  and  nP 35  00(®d7  50 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 1?  ®0® 18  0® 

Cull 

Merchantable 

BIRCH. 

Good 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 

Cull 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 

Merchantable . . . . ~ 

BEECH. 

Good 14  3®@45  00 

Cull 

Log  run 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d  23  °°@25  00 

1st  ana  za 6 006,10  00 

Log  run '. '. . . i : '. '.  7 7 7 7 7 43  ®®@15  ®" 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 30  0(1@35  00 

Cull 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00@24  00 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch 24  °°@26  0‘» 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@29  •<(' 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  0 

“ “ rough 52  0 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension.  Q 

it  HI  VOLK. — REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shape*  Butt  prloe  pr  Ml 4.90  pr  M 

aqnareBntts 


4.60  pr  V 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 

J OK2NT  NORTHEN 

"The  Practical  Furnace  Man." 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Sebvosh,  Kouthkn  & Oo. 
MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALEB  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER." 
The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  at  a. 


Galvanized  Iron  Galvanized  Wire 


PATENT 

DATES 


NETTING 

FENCE 

Partly  unrolled. 


E.  E.  NOYES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 
Metal  Skylights. 

Tin  and.  Slate  Roofing,  Smoke  Stacks,  eto 

33—35  W.  Madison  St.,  CHICAGO. 

tW  Contracts  taken  in  City  or  Country 
Prompt  work  and  prices  to  soit  the  times 


Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICAGO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 

CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 

CZ  I A.ND 

Ceiling 

DECORATORS. 

Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Beldeu  Ave.  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STITR^-ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  lilvd. 


JLMANZ&CO. 

3 c ^signers  a,  J 

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ENGRAYERS 


94  LaSalle  Street,  Chicago. 


ts  .00  each,  with  hardware 
for  wood  posts. 


40  ins,  15c  lineni  foot. 
35  ins,  14c  linear  foot. 
30  ins,  13c  linear  fool. 


^ELEVATOR  1 15“  G 

wire  and  IRON  WIN  DOW  GUARDS 

E.  HOLENSHADE, 

Wire  Works,  136  Lake  Street.  CHICAGO. 


IdSrSTJK,^.2>TC  .E3  .A-G-ZEELTCSr- 
J70  J.A  s/vli/E  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  Co.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  Telephone  Ho.  1353 


H.  O.  COULSON, 

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635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

A perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


METROPOLITAN 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICACO. 


Book-keeping, 

Penmanship, 

Short-Hand, 


COURSE  OF1  STUDY: 

Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 
Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

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Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

O.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 

Sole|  Licensees! 

FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOFI 

Roofing! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

( GafF  Building. ) 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ....  ill. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


R.  HUGHES, 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
* Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Newspaper 

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bent,  post-paid,  to  any  address  for  10  cents 
Write  to  GEO.  P.  ROWELL  & CO 
NEWSPA  PER  A DVERTISING  BURElu: 
(10  Spruce  St.  Printing  House  Sq.),  New  York. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  GAS 

STEAM-FITTING, 

No.  9 Arcade  Court, 

Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICACO. 
Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


National  Sheet  Metal  Roofing  Co. 

Organized  under  Charter  granted  by  State  of  Tennessee,  September  30,  1882. 


SOLE  MANUFACTURERS  OF 


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points  which  no  other  sheet  metal  roof  has : 

. Rain-proof,  without  being  put  together  in  continuous  sheets. 

. Storm-Proof.  It  allows  air  to  pass  through  freely  from  underneath. 

. It  can  be  taken  off,  and  relaid  with  absolutely  no  wastage. 

. The  only,  absolutely  rain  and  storm  proof  sheet  metal  roof  that  continues 
so  from  the  time  it  is  applied. 

The  strongest  roof  in  the  world  made  from  sheet  metal. 

No  cleets,  half  sheets  or  shorts,  to  commence  at  eaves. 

. A tin  roof,  ready  to  be  applied  without  skilled  labor,  or  expensive  tools. 

. A roof  in  which  contraction  and  expansion  is  provided  for  in  each  separate 
sheet. 

. A roof  applied  without  the  use  of  solder,  mallets,  seamers,  tongs,  or  fire 
about  the  building. 


A roof  that  is  painted  by  a dipping  process,  in  which  every  particle  of  the 
shingle  is  thoroughly  painted  before  applying. 

11.  A root  that  has  two  designs  in  one — a perfect  hexagon  and  a complete  arrow 

— which  can  be  ornamented  when  desired.  ■ ^ 

12.  The  lightest  roof  in  the  world,  and  nerfectly  tire,  storm  and  wind  proof 

P.  S.-We  have  just  been  awarded  FIRST  PREMIUM  and  COLD  MEDAL  at  the  World’s  Exposition  New 


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Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  6. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  FEBRUARY  6,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  10c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— heal  estate  and  loans 

MISCELLANEOUS  MATTER 11 

BUSINESS  AND  FINANCIAL  TOPICS 111 

TABLES— Improvements  Ordered — Architects’  Reports  of  New  Buildings 

Wages  of  Mechanics  and  Laborers IV 

PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL -THE  MARKET V 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET VI 

THE  RECORD VI1 

“ “ continued VIII 

SUBURBAN  AND  COUNTY  TRANSFERS IX 

TRUST  DEEDS  AND  MORTGAGES x 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES XI 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS xn 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES xm 

ADVERTISED  SALES— FORECLOSURES XIV 

ADVERTISEMENTS— BUILDERS’  MATERIAL XV 

FINE  FURNITURE— PALACE  STORE XVI 


Contractors  and  Builders,  Hardware  and  Lumber 

Dealers,  Architects  and  Tax-payers,  should 
Examine  the  Tables 


GET  THE  BEST! 


BARKER  & JACKSONS 

Champion  Radiating  Heater. 

1802  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago,  III. 


1ST.  A_.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 


If 


F.  BUCHANAN. 

UNIVERSAL  FURNACE. 

Most  Powerful  and  Economical. 

306  Ogden  Ave.,  Chicago. 


H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans, 

Renting,  Insurance. 


92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 

219  E.  Washington  St 


BRANCH  YARD: 

Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


THOMA8  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


73  Jackson  Street, 

near  State  street. 


CHICAGO. 


219  Thirty-First  Street, 

near  Indiana  Avenue. 


Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co., Art  Dealers’  “S: and  Photographs- 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 

Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice/ No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL.  


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICACO. 


S.  M.  Moore. 


T.  H.  Webster. 


S.  M.  MOORE  & CO., 

Insurance  Agents. 

Represent  the  ORIENT  INSURANCE  CO.,  Hartford,  Conn.  LION  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO., 
London,  Eng.  LOUISVILLE  UNDERWRITERS,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Insurance  on  Dwellings,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all  classes  of  desirable  risks  at  reasonable  rates. 

South  east  corner  LaSalle  and  Madison  Streets.  CHICAGO. 


W.  E.  WYAH  * 00..  KOOFEES!  «^«TTmesi. 

TELEPHONE-9925. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY- 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


<J.  A. Mariner  I Estab.1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 


ANALYTICAL 


Chemists  and  Assayers, 


81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICACO. 

j5^“Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 


Water  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof*  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  B ROS., 

Room  15,  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.)  ILIl 
Telephone  8S3.  ) 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 

\ LLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
il  125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


4 NDERSON.  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker, 
ii  153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 

BAIRD,  PARKER  E.,  Tax  Agent,  Room  7,  125  Dear- 
born street,  Chicago. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Itooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Stieet. 

BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 

JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  t'liiraKO.  - - ILLINOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  au<l  Sold,  Laud  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Iuterest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 
BROWN,  IRA 
Suburban  Keal  estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 

BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


TFRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
IV  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 


HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Heal  list  ate.  Loans  and  House  Kenlinji. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 


KBAFT  & GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  slreets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 

C3-.  -A.  CL.AUSSBNIUS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 

COLE,  M.  1 . & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated.  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 

W.  L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  aiul  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


■yyALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

118  Alonroe  Street. 

WEBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 

WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  35,  162  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 

O.  M.  Wells.  j,  m,  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

REAL  estate, 

1««  LaSalle  St..  Room  1?,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


WM.  LEAGUE  A CO.. 

Eeal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 I Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


WHEELER  & Co.,  Real  Estate  and  Renting 
Agents,  Rooms  9 and  11,  157  Washington  St.. 
Chicago,  111.  Personal  attention  given  to  the  pur- 
chase, sale  and  exchange  of  City,  Suburban  and 
Farm  properties.  Also  to  all  property  placed  in 
our  hands  for  lease. 


Eeal  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 

MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 


NATHAN  & JACOBS, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

. Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


J-ayton,  r.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

•(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


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£1AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  streec. 


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REYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  88  Washington  street. 


EDWARDS  Sc  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Dffice:— Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 

ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Real  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  93  Fifth 
Ave.,  Room  1,  Chicago. 

/^ILBERT,  CHAS.  J.  Real  Estate  Agent,  407  Davis 
\J  street,  Evanston,  111.  Personal  attention  given 
bo  property  located  in  Evanston,  South  Evanston  and 
North  Evanston. 

GOODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Ileal  Estate  Dealers  and 
Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 

aOODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 

ri  OODRIDGE,  HOWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago 
Reference  since  1858:  Traders’  Bank. 

GREEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Rorde.i  Block 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 

Griffin  & 1> WIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers,  cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 

/^lUNZENHAUSEK,  John,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
VJ  38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn 
of  Lake  Street.; 


OSBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 

Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E„  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Rooms  96  and  97.  Adams  Express  Building  185 
Dearborn  street. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  EST AT E ( 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7. ) St„  - Chicago. 

TJEDFIELD  & BLAINE, Real  Estate  and  Loans  6134 
it  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 


EIEDLE’  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 
Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS7 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  La9klle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


gDWARD  A.  FOX, 

CITY  SURVEYOR 

Room  26,  Merchant’s  Building, 

N.  W Cor.  La  Salle  & Washington  sts.,  Chicago. 


THOMAS  MAYER, 

CONTRACTOR 

For  Laying 
Brick  and  Stone, 
Boilers, 
Engine  Beds. 
Chimney  Furnace 
Work  a Specialty. 

All  kinds  of  Mason  Work 
and  all  kinds  of  U'ire  Clay 
Brick,  at  Bow  Bates. 


Champion  Roofing,  j Office,  No.  1 7,  Fourth  Avenue 


Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Telephone  \o.  1104. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  156  La  Salle  St. 


SCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, 79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
Fifth  ave.,  Staats  ZeitungBldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 

QCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
kj  Loans.  Eire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


/f  ROSS,  S.  E.  & CO.,  136  Clark  stret,  corner  Madi- 
M son.  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a 
specialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years. 

HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  lieal  Estate,  Loans 
and  Reutiug.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 

HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 


STEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty  m the  south»west  part  of  the  city  a spe^i 

riDIORNlON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  aud  Mortgage 
X Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7. 
Chicago. 


AUGw  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.  IBB. 

A lERLlNG.  l.  Real  Estate  and  Loans:  buys, 
I sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 


WM.  J.  BRACHVOCEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

Packing  Boxes 

and  a'l  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue. 

BUILDINGS  MOVED. 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited  F 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 

umt:d!IfAXiraessPrlCe  ^ 8ame-  Correspondence 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av„ 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

g Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St 

Building  Materials  . ’ 

For  sale.  Chicago. 

Patent  Glacier 

Window  Decoration. 

The  most  perfect  substitute  for 

Stained  Ground  and  Ornamental  Glass. 

r Designs  suitable  for  Churches,  Dwellings  and  all 
purposes.  Cheap,  beautiful  and  durable.  Also  let- 
ters and  numbers  for  signs.  House  numbers  and  an- 
nouncements on  glass  of  every  description  at  very 
low  prices.  Circulars,  samples,  price  lists  and  esti- 
mates free  on  application  to 

SEFTON  & STEERE  , Agents. 
377  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 

Eureka"  Stained  Glass. 

A Perfect  Substitute. 

Warranted  five  years  to  stand  heat  or 
cold  and  will  not  crack  or  peal. 

Builders  and  property  owners  send  for 
prices. 

G.  KT.  BUZHY, 

209  State  Street,  Chicago. 


SEWING-MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


PERFECTS  A T/SF ACTION 


ta  Horae  Sewinj  lachine  Co. 

— ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


FOR  SALE  BY 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y7. 


11/  I II  more  money  than  at  anything  else  by 
W I IW  taking  an  agency  for  the  best  selling  book 
■ Will  out.  Beginners  succeed  grandly.  None 
fail.  Terms  free.  Hallett  Book  Co., 
Portland.  Me. 


J I"  | Q for  working  people.  Send  10  cents 
M f"  I wT  postage  and  we  will  mail  you  free,  a 
* B ™ ™ " royal  valuable  sample  box  of  goods 
that  will  put  you  in  the  way  of  making 
more  money  in  a few  days  than  you  ever  thought 
possible  at  any  business.  Capital  not  required.  You 
can  live  at  home  and  work  in  spare  time  only,  or  all 
the  time.  All  of  both  sexes,  of  all  ages,  grandly 
successful;  50  cents  to  $5  easily  earned  every  evening. 
That  all  who  want  work  may  test  the  business  we  make 
this  unparalleled  offer:  to  all  who  are  not  well  satis- 
fied we  will  send  $1  to  pay  for  the  trouble  of  writing 
us.  Full  particulars,  directions,  etc.,  sent  free.  Im- 
mense pay  absolutely  sure  for  all  who  start  at  once. 
Don’t  delay.  Address  Stinton  & Co„  Portland,  Me. 


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(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

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TERMS: 

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Real  Estate  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents.  


REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 


ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

— RAILWAY  BONDS  FOR  SALE 

JOSIAH  H.  REED,  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 


11  Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago. 

Room  2 1 65  Washington  St. 


^ j.  H.  KftRFGOT  J> 

ESTABLISHED  1852. 


Chicago  Real  Estate,  Office  of 


o U k a 


H.  KERF00T  & CO. 


91  DEARBORN  ST. 

florrospondence  solicited. 


C.  U.  GORDON, 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


C;  D.  GORDON  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 


79  Dearborn  Street, 

Rooms  70  and  71  , 

Unity  Building,  CHICAGO. 


North  and  South  Side  Residence  Property 
a Specialty. 


0.  H.  BROOKS 


Dealer  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 


Acre  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
Railway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO. 

Real  Estate  I Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


Snow  & Dickinson, 


H.  C.  Zuttermeiste'. 


C.  H.  Puscheck. 


■I.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 


8ib  & LaLSTBd  st.,  Chicago,  ill 


Property  in  all  parts  ©t  the  City  and  vicinity,  Bents 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
ret*  able  companies. 

Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 


Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 


90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 


REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  tc  che  interests  of  non-residents 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

agent  for  the 

Management  and  Care  of 


REAL  ESTATE, 


Geo.  M.  Bogde.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  H B.  Bo-toe 


BOGUE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 


Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Specie 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-iesidents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAM’L  GEHR. 


ARTHUR  C.  GEHR. 


s. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 


WM.  F.  LUBEKE. 

teal  Estate  and  Loans. 


I JNO.  14  KINiGil  1 


ui..  liA/iitbii  Alb  ‘ 


SAM’L  GEHR.  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn.  Street, 

Chicago, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


152  La  Salle  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
Sale  and  General  Management  of , 
Real-Estate. 


H.  G.  M0REY|&  GO.. 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 


Real  Estate  and  Loans. 


97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO 

Manage  Property,  Collect  RentB  and  Pay  Taxes. 


We  give  Sped;’  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Noe 
Residents.  References  given  if  desired. 


85  Washington  Street,  • - - Chicago, 

Estates  managed,  Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid, 

We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of  non- 
residents.  ^ 


G.  HAMILTON.  p-  E-  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 


LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 


96  WASHINGTON  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


E.  S.  DREYBR  & CO,' 

BANKERS, 

Loans ! and  I Real  l Estate 

88  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


F.  A.  BRAGG  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 


J.  P WHITE  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

BOOM  4 KEAPEK  BLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL 


MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents , 


149  La  Salla  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


ii.  L.  TURNER. 


W.  A.  BOND 


TURNER  & BONE), 

Real  .Estate 

Mortgage  Leans. 


102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  111. 


Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  #£ 
Commission.  Taxee  1 aid,  Kents  Collected. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
OHSTE,  FOUR,  3STI3STE 


FREE  GIFT! 


Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  MADISON  STREET. 


CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-resident! 


REMOVAL. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 


MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

— TO— 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


R.emova.1. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell. 


Bruce  B.  Barney. 


Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Co., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  B.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 


Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


GEO.  E.  COLE  & CO., 

Commercial  Stationers, 


Printers,  Lithographers 

and 

Blank  Book  Makers. 


86  and  88  Dearborn  Street. 

Telephone  5048.  CHICAGO 


Chicago  item  1.8^^  Rooms, 


S.  E.  GROSS  & CO  , 

Subdivideri  aud  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

N.  W COR  CLARK  & MaDISON  STREETS, 


Property  for  sa  e in  nil  parts  of  the  city. 


JOHN  W.  BROOKS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

No.  144  La  Salle  St.,  Room  8. 


Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 


I 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 


ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 


JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Boom  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 


Insurance  placed  in  reliable  Companies, 
Taxes  Paid.  Kents  Collected. 

jap™  Property  in  all  parts  of  city  bought  and  sold 
on  Commission.  Interests  of  non-residents  carefully 
looked  after. 


F.  A.  Babkas,  Notary  Publlo. 


8.  M.  P 


Barnes  & Parish, 


BEAL  ESTATE  AND 

EENTING  AGENTS 

167  LaSalle  Stbkkt,  Chicago. 

STORKS  AND  HOUSES  RENTE®. 


CHICACO. 


Renta  Oolleoted,  Batata*  Managed  and  Taxea  Pa 
tor  Non-Residents.  B«al  Bata*  “<• 

falephona  Na.  488. 


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are  interested  in  improvements  ordered  by  the  Common  Council,  where  assessments  are 
levied.  Therefore  examine  our  table  on  4th  page. 


looking  for  contracts,  should  scan  the  table  on  page  4,  which  shows  all  that  is  required 
pertaining  to  Buildings  to  be  erected. 


Dealers  in  Building  Material, 

including  Builders’  Hardware  and  every  thing  else  which  enters  into  the  construction  of 
houses,  should  also  look  at  the  Table  of  future  New  Buildings. 


Architects  and  Owners 

will  find  correct  information  on  prices  of  all  building  material  in  our  Tables  of  Markets 
as  well  as  the  work  laid  out  for  the  future,  and  the  work  in  prospect. 


Real  Estate  Agents  and  Buyers 

will  find  our  classified  lists  of  sales  alphabetically  arranged  by  Streets  and  Towns,  of 
great  service  to  them  in  determining  values. 


having  business  of  a real  estate  nature,  should  read  our  columns  of  ADVERTISED 
SALES  and  FORECLOSURES. 


Merchants  and  Manufacturers 

giving  credit,  should  give  close  attention  to  the  lists  of  MORTGAGES,  JUDGMENTS, 
BILLS  OF  SALE  and  TRUST  DEEDS,  as  they  are  so  classified  as  to  be  of  value  as 
a refereuce  record  in  “looking  up”  Debtors. 


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contains  more  valuable  information  than  any  other  news- 
paper published  in  Chicago  and 

Is  a Guide  to  Investment 

and 

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BEST  I1V  THE  MARKET. 

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Pianos  and  Organs. 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  the 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompar- 
able ESTB¥  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs— all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 
Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


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PUBLISHER 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


No-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

!I3F Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre- 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


lflt.il  X slate  ami 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  FEB.  6,  1886. 


Our  Real  Estate  Board. 

ITS  THIRD  ANNUAL  BAN- 
QUET. 


Tne  rapid  growth  of  Chicago  was  made 
evident  by  the  large  attendance  and  the 
superbness  of  the  Third  Annual  Banquet  of 
the  Real  Estate  Board,  held  at  the  Palmer 
House,  Thursday  evening. 

About  200  guests,  nearly  all  of  whom 
were  representatives  of  various  agencies, 
engaged  in  selling  real  estate  in  Chicago. 
The  menu  was  excellent  and  the  floral  deco- 
rations were  rich  and  elegant.  The  first 
consisted  of  eight  courses  of  viands  to  allure 
the  taste,  and  confectionery,  choicest  fruit, 
etc.  Mr.  E.  A.  Cummings  presided  over  the 
feast. 

The  Banquet  Committee  were:  W.  L. 

Pierce,  S.  M.  Parish  and  N.  T.  Gasette,  and 
the  Reception  Committee,  Lyman  Baird, 
Henry  C.  Morey  and  Wm.  A.  Merigold. 

When  the  feast  was  over,  the  president 
made  a speech  of  welcome.  The  toasts 
were  responded  to  as  follows: 

“Our  Guests,”  by  Hon.  Thos.  B.  Bryan; 
“The  Honest  Agent,”  by  Willis  G.  Jackson; 
“The  Factor  between  Landloard  and  Ten- 
ant,” W.  W.  Baird;  “The  Real  Estate  Own- 
er,” Fred.  W.  Peck;  “Chicago,  the  City  in 
which  we  Live,”  Hon.  Carter  H.  Harrison; 
“The  Law,”  Gen.  I.  N.  Stiles;  “The  Chicago 
Real  Estate  Board,  Conservator  of  the  best 
Interests,  etc,”  Norman  T.  Gasette;  “The 
Last  Words,”  Rev.  Dr.  G.  C.  Lorimer. 

It  was  both  amusing  and  edifying  to  lis- 
ten to  the  allusions  of  speakers  to  eachother, 
especially  between  Gen.  Stiles  and  our 
mayor,  and  between  Dr.  Lorimer  and  the 
latter — the  law  and  order  question  coming 
plainly  to  the  front. 

The  Banquet  was  a decided  success;  the 
feast  was  superb  and  elaborate,  the  pro- 
gramme attractive  and  interesting,  and  the 
whole  affair  reflects  great  credit  upon  our 
Real  Estate  Board. 

The  following  is  a partial  list  of  those 
present: 

Edwin  R.  Ruudell.  P-  Baden,  R.  C.  Smyers, 
Charles  J.  Holmes,  E.  S.  Dreyer,  J.  F.  Lyon, 
Pleasant  Amick,  H.  J.  Christoph,  W.  F. 
Lubeke,  Frank  Riedle,  Eli  Smith,  E.  D.  Rei- 
ners, Robert  C.  Givens,  F.  H.  Vallette,  Hon. 
H.  H.  Cody,  Jesse  Holdom,  James  H.  Gil- 
bert, William  A.  Ewing,  Edward  Wentworth, 
Charles  S.  Read,  J.  M.  Burrows,  Thomas  E. 
Patterson.  Josiah  L.  Lombard,  W.  C.  Coffin, 
J.  F.  Bird,  C.  A.  Drew,  J.  D.  Schrock,  F.  M. 
Clarke,  H.  M.  Garlick,  John  V.  Hair,  George 
J.  Morly,  W.  H.  Phare,  Alfred  Nixon,  C.  F. 
Taylor,  G,  A.  Springer,  Nelson  Thomasson, 
C.  H.  Pierce.  Chas  D.  Martin,  Geo.  L.  War- 
ner, W.  L.  Pierce,  W.  A.  Merigold,  Willis  G. 
Jackson,  J.  M.  Marshall,  A.  J.  Stone,  Geo. 
Birkhoff,  Jr.,  S.  M.  Parish,  C.  P.  Silva,  A.  M. 
Dederich,  Albany,  N.  Y.,  Dr.  C.  C.  P.  Silva, 
George  Trumbull,  S.  W.  Campbell,  J.  M, 
Gamble,  C.  R.  Caulkins,  R.  M.Outhet,  Thos, 
Graham,  Ferd.  W.  Peck,  Norman  T.  Gasette, 
S.  H.  Kerfoot,  C.  H.  Mulliken,  Mr.  Ward. 
Isaac  E.  Adams,  P.  H.  Rice,  W.  H.  Hubbard, 
J.  B.  Snyder,  Percy  Shuman,  W.  H.  Strong. 
William  McCoy,  John  E.  Dalton,  Edward 
Goodridge,  A.  E.  G.  Goodridge,  George  J. 
Titus,  L.  G.  Hallberg,  E.  A.  Barnes,  D.  F. 
Crilley,  J.  Grafton  Parker,  John  B.  Knight, 
E.  S.  Hawley,  John  McConnell,  Jas.  Payne, 
J.  Robson  Weddell,  J.  A.  Bartlett,  Ralph  E. 
Brownell,  P.  E.  Baird,  J.  H.  Van  Vlissingen, 
John  D.  Gill,  W.  Henry  Rose,  F.  M.  Elliott, 


Frank  E.  Knappe,  W.  W.  Baird,  Isaac  E. 
Adams,  A.  Pitner,  Andrew  Peterson,  Albert 
Wisner,  S.  E.  Gross,  John  N.  Young,  C.  B. 
Evans,  T.  G.  Dickinson,  Edgar  M.  Snow, 
E.  O.  Towne,  T.  H.  Webster,  R.  N.  Willey, 
R.  A.  Hillwell,  J.  A.  Doherty,  E.  F.  Getchell, 
Bruce  B.  Barney,  C.  Heper,  George  P.  Bay, 
J.  R.  Wickersham,  T.  P.  Elliott,  P.  H.  Rice, 
William  A.  Bond,  Samuel  Baker,  Charles  W. 
Merriam.  C.  L.  Hammond,  Lumley  lngle- 
dew,  Jacob  C.  Magill,  E.  A.  Linn.  H.  Goldy, 
Jerome  J.  Danforth,  F.  C.  Vierling,  A.  D. 
Hyde,  H.  H.  Gage,  Samuel  Polkey,  James 
A.  McLane,  J.  C.  Sampson,  F.  H.  Henshaw, 
Charles  E.  Kotz,  James  H.  Gilbert,  Jesse 
Holden,  Mr.  Phillips,  Mr.  Vallette,  J.  W. 
Harlin,  A.  C.  Thomson,  A.  B.  Mead.  General 
J.  B.  Leake,  Lyman  Baird,  Henry  Morey, 
William  D.  Kerfoot,  Rev.  George  C.  Lori- 
mer, Mayor  Harrison,  E.  A.  Cummings, 
General  J.  N.  Stiles,  Thomas  B.  Bryan, 
Henrv  L.  Hill,  Samuel  Gehr,  F.  W.  Sprin- 
ger, W.  N.  Springer,  O.  M.  Wells,  John  M. 
Secrist.  Oscar  H.  Secrist,  E.  W.  Zander,  D. 
W.  Eldred. 


The  closing  business  was  the  presentation, 
by  R.  C.  Givens,  with  one  of  his  appropriate 
and  characteristic  speeches,  of  a beautiful 
and  expensive  marble  clock,  with  three 
bronze  figures,  to  Lyman  Baird,  the  retiling 
President  of  the  Board.  Inscribed  on  a gold 
plate  attached  to  the  clock  was  the  follow- 
ing: “Presented  to  Lyman  Baird  by  Chi- 

cago Real-Estate  Board,  as  a testimonial  of 
his  faithful,  efficient  and  intelligent  admin- 
istration as  President.”  Ex- President  Baird 
thanked  the  Board  very  heartily  for  the  beau- 
tiful token  of  their  esteem  and  friendship, 
and  hoped  to  be  ever  found  working  for  the 
best  interests  of  the  Real-Estate  Board. 

The  meeting  was  then  adjourned  till  Feb. 
13,  at  12:30  o’clock. 


The  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the  Real- 
Estate  Board  was  held  Wednesday,  February 
3.  There  was  a larger  number  of  the  mem- 
bers present  than  usual,  owing  to  the  con- 
sideration of  several  important  matters  of 
business. 

Six  new  members  were  received  H.  J. 
Christoph  and  E.  S.  Pease  as  associate,  and 
W.  N.  Springer,  J.  N.  Young,  N.  Thomasson 
and  E.  C.  Waller  as  regular  members. 

The  contract  for  exclusive  agency  was 
drawn  up  and  accepted,  and  arrangement 
for  printing  ordered. 

M.  R.  Barnard.  Chairman  of  the  Commit- 
tee for  the  re-drafting  of  the  Constitution, 
reported  several  slight  changes.  One  thou 
sand  copies  of  the  constitution  were  or- 
dered printed. 

An  amendment  was  offered  by  Mr.  Barnes 
to  be  considered  at  the  next  meeting,  the 
purport  of  which  was,  “ to  deny  members 
who  did  not  pay  their  dues  within  a certain 
time,  the  privilege  of  voting,  and  when  such 
dues  should  amount  to  membership  fee,  to 
forfeit  said  membership  and  sell  to  highest 
bidder.”  Several  othei  amendments  were 
offered  for  consideration  at  the  next  meet 
ing. 

W.  W.  Baird  resigned  his  position  on  the 
Real-Estate  Call  Board,  owing  to  business 
interests  requiring  all  his  attention. 

Norman  T.  Gassette  was  elected  to  till  his 
place  and  accepted  the  position  with  an  ap- 
propriate address. 

Among  the  most  important  business 
transacted  was  the  adoption  of  resolutions 
offered  as  follows  by  Mr.  Bond: 

Resolved,  That  this  Board  does  depre- 
cate and  denounce  any  and  all  efforts  to  dis 
pose  of  the  abstract  books  nowin  the  pos 
session  of  and  used  by  the  County  Recorder, 
by  lease  or  otherwise;  believing  that  those 
books  should  remain  in  the  possession  of  the 
county  authorities  and  under  their  control  to 
the  end  that  the  public  may  have,  as  a mat- 
ter of  right,  access  to  them  for  the  purpose 
of  procuring  information  at  a moderate 
cost,  and  that  a lease  or  other  disposal  of  the 
books  would  prevent  or  subvert  that  desira- 
ble condition,  and  might  lead  to  the  estab- 
lishment of  a monopoly  of  the  abstract  busi- 
ness in  this  county,  to  the  obvious  detriment 
of  all  dealers  in  real  estate,  but  particularly 
of  those  who  buy  small  lots  for  their  own  oc- 
cupancy and  of  those  who  sell  similar  lots 
to  such  purchasers;  and  be  it  further 

Resolved,  That  we  will  cheerfully  and 
heartily  co-operate  with  the  Citizens  Asso- 
ciation in  any  lawful  enf  eavor  they  are  mak- 
ing for  the  purpose  of  preventing  the  lease 
or  sale  of  the  abstract  books  in  question,  or 
any  part  thereof. 

Resolved,  That  a committee  of  5 be  ap- 
pointed to  co-operate  with  the  Special  Com- 
mittee of  the  Citizens’  Association  in  this 
matter. 

The  following  were  the  committee  ap- 
pointed : 

William  A.  Bond. 
Lyman  Baird, 

H.  C.  Mokey. 

M.  R.  Barnard, 

W.  G.  Jackson. 


OUK  PUBLIC  LA*1>  LAWS— TO  BE 
REPEALEO. 

Petitions  and  complaints  have  inspired  the 
Senate  bill.  The  Senate  Committee  on  Pub- 
lic Lands  has  received  scores  of  memorials, 
petitions  and  complaints,  relative  to  the 
mismanagement  and  abuses  of  the  present 
system.  The  object  of  the  proposed  new 
law  is  designed:  (1)  to  protect  the  public 
domain;  (2)  to  protect  the  valid  rights  of 
bona  fide  claimants. 

The  text  is  as  follows: 

A BILL  TO  REPEAL  ALL  LAWS  PROVIDING  FOR 
THE  PRE-EMPTION  OF  THE  PUBLIC  LANDS, 
THE  LAWS  ALLOWING  ENTRIES  FOR  TIMBER 
CULTURE,  AND  FOR  OTHER  PURPOSES. 

Sec.  1.  Be  it  enacted,  That  Sec.  2.229  and 
Sec.  2,301  and  Chapter  4 of  Title  32,  exepting 
Secs.  2,276.  2,283,  2,286  and  2,288,  of  the 
Revised  Statutes  of  the  United  States  are 
hereby  repealed:  Provided,  however,  that 

the  repeal  shall  not  affect  any  valid  rights 
heretofore  accrued  or  accruing  under  said 
laws,  but  all  bona  fide  claims  lawfully  initi- 
ated before  the  1st  day  of  July,  1886,  may 
be  perfected,  upon  due  compliance  with 
law,  in  the  same  manner,  upon  the  same 
terms  and  conditions,  and  subject  to  the 
same  limitations,  forfeitures  and  contests  as 
if  this  act  had  not  been  passed;  that  all  en- 
tries heretofore  made  under  the  Pre-emp- 
tion laws  on  which  final  proof  and  payment > 
heve  been  made,  and  to  which  there 
are  no  adverse  claims,  and  which  have 
been  sold  to  innocent  purchasers,  have  been 
confirmed  and  patented  upon  presentation 
of  satisfactory  proof  to  the  proper  depart- 
ment officer  of  such  sale;  and  provided  fur- 
ther, that  any  person  who  has  not  heretofore 
had  the  benefit  of  the  Pre-emption  law,  and 
who  has  failed  from  any  cause  to  perfect 
title  to  a tract  of  laud  heretofore  entered  by 
him  under  the  Homestead  law,  may  make  a 
second  homestead  entry,  in  lieu  of  the  pre- 
emption privilege  hereby  repealed,  but  this 
provision  shall  not  apply  to  persons  who 
shall  perfect  title  to  lands  under  the  Pre- 
emption or  Homestead  laws  under  proceed- 
ings already  initiated;  and  provided  fur- 
ther, that  all  outstanding  certificates  of  de- 
posit on  account  of  surveys  heretofore  is- 
sued under  the  provisions  of  Secs.  2,401, 
2,402  and  2,403  of  the  Revised  Statutes  and 
acts  supplemental  thereto  shall  be  receivable 
as  cash  (except  for  fees  and  commissions), 
in  the  disposal  of  public  lands,  at  the  land 
offices  at  which  such  certificates  are  now 
receivable  in  commutation  of  homestead 
and  pre-emption  rights. 

Sec.  2.  That  an  act  entitled  “An  act  to 
amend  an  act  entitled  an  act  to  encourage 
the  growth  of  timber  on  Western  prairies,” 
approved  June  14,  1878,  be  and  the  same  is 
hereby  repealed:  Provided,  that  this  repeal 
shall  not  affect  any  valid  rights  heretofore 
accrued  or  accruing  under  said  laws,  but  all 
bona  fide  claims  lawfully  initiated  before 
the  1st  day  of  July,  1986,  may  be  perfected 
upon  due  compliance  with  law  in  the  same 
manner,  upon  the  same  terms  and  condi- 
tions, and  subject  to  the  same  limitation, 
forfeitures  and  contests  as  if  this  act  had  not 
been  passed. 

Sec.  3.  That  Sec.  2,275  of  the  Revised 
Statutes  be  amended  so  as  to  read  as  fol 
lows:  “Where  settlement  with  a view  to 

pre-emption  or  homestead  has  heretofore 
been  made,  and  where  settlement  with  a 
view  to  homestead  shall  hereafter  be  made 
before  the  survey  of  the  lands  in  the  field 
which  are  found  to  have  been  made  on  Secs. 
16  or  36,  those  sections  shall  be  subject  to 
the  pre-emption  or  homestead  claim  of  such 
settler,  and  if  they  or  either  of  them  have 
been  or  shall  be  reserved  or  pledged  for  the 


use  of  schools  or  colleges  in  the  State  or 
Territory  in  which  the  lands  lie,  other  lands 
of  like  quantity  are  appropriated  in  lieu  of 
such  as  may  be  patented  to  pre-emption  or 
homestead  settlers;  and  other  lands  are 
also  appropriated  to  compensate  deficien 
cies  for  school  purposes  where  Secs.  16  or 
36  are  fractional  in  quantity,  or  where  one 
or  both  are  wanting  by  reason  of  the  town- 
ship being  fractional,  or  from  any  natural 
cause  whatever.” 

Sec  4.  That  an  act  to  provide  for  the 
sale  of  desert  lends  in  certain  States  and 
Territories,  approved  March  3,  1877,  is 
hereby  amended  so  as  to  read  as  follows: 

“Sec.  1.  That  it  shall  be  lawful  for  any 
citizen  of  the  United  States,  or  any  person 
of  requisite  age  who  may  be  entitled  to  be- 
come a citizen  and  who  has  filed  his  declar- 
ation to  become  such,  to  file  a declaration, 
under  oath,  with  the  Register  and  Receiver 
of  the  land  district  in  which  any  desert  land 
is  situated,  that  he  intends  to  claim  a tract 
of  desert  laud  not  exceeding  one-half  sec- 
tion, by  conducting  water  upon  the  same, 
within  the  period  of  five  years  thereafter: 
provided,  however,  that  the  right  to  the  use 
of  the  water  by  the  person  so  conducting  the 
same  on  or  to  any  tract  of  desert  land  of  320 
acres  shall  depend  npon  bona  fide  prior  ap- 
propriation, and  such  right  shall  not  exceed 
the  amount  of  water  actually  appropriated 
and  necessarily  used  for  the  purpose  of  ir- 
rigation and  reclamation,  and  all  surplus 
water  over  and  above  such  actual  appropria- 
tion and  use,  together  with  the  water  of  all 
lakes,  rivers  and  other  sources  of  water  sup- 
ply upon  the  public  lands  and  not  naviga- 
ble, shall  remain  and  be  held  free  for  the 
appropriation  and  use  of  the  public  for  ir- 
rigation, mining  and  manufacturing  pur- 
poses subject  to  existing  rights-  Said  de- 
claration shall  describe  particularly  said 
half-section  of  land,  if  surveyed,  and  if  un- 
surveyed shall  describe  the  same  as  nearly 
as  possible  without  a survey.  At  or  after 
the  expiration  of  the  period  of  five  years 
after  filing  said  declaration,  upon  making 
satisfactory  proof  to  the  Register  and  the 
Receiver  of  the  reclamation  of  not  less  than 
one-half  of  said  tract  of  land  in  manner 
aforesaid,  and  that  he  or  she  is  a citizen  of 
the  United  States  and  has  for  such  a period 
of  five  years  resided  upon  and  cultivated 
said  tract,  and  that  no  portion  of  the  same 
has  been  alienated  except  as  provided  in 
Sec.  2,288  of  the  Revised  Statutes,  a patent 
for  the  same  shall  be  issued  to  him  or  her: 
Provided  that  the  party  filing  upon  the 
lands  under  this  section  shall  make  his  resi- 
dence upon  the  same  within  twelve  months 
after  such  filing,  which  residence  shall  there- 
after be  continuous;  and  any  failure  to  re- 
side upon  said  lands  thereafter  for  a period 
of  more  than  six  months  shall  work  a for- 
feiture of  all  rights  under  said  filing  and 
settlement:  Provided  further,  that  no  per- 

son shall  be  permitted  to  enter  more  than 
one  tract  of  land,  and  not  to  exceed  320 
acres,  which  shall  be  in  compact  form. 

“Sec.  2.  That  all  lands,  exclusive  of  tim- 
ber lands  and  mineral  lands,  which  will  not 
without  irrigation  produce  some  agricultu- 
ral crop,  shall  be  deemed  desert  lands  within 
the  meaning  of  this  act,  which  fact  shall  be 
ascertained  by  proof  of  two  or  more  cred- 
ible witnesses  under  oath,  whose  affidavits 
shall  be  filed  in  the  land  office  in  which  said 
tract  of  land  may  be  situated. 

“Sec.  3.  That  this  act  shall  only  apply  to 
and  take  effect  in  the  States  of  California, 
Oregon,  Colorado  and  Nevada  and  the  Ter- 
ritories of  Washington,  Idaho  Montana, 
Utah.  Wyoming  Arizona,  New  Mexico  and 
Dakota,  and  the  determination  of  what  may 
be  considered  desert  land  shall  be  subject  to 
the  decision  and  regulation  of  the  Secretary 
of  the  Interior:  Provided,  that  this  act 

shall  not  affect  any  valid  rights  heretofore 
accrued  under  said  act,  but  all  bona  fide 
claims  heretofore  initiated  may  be  perfected 
upon  due  compliance  with  the  provisions  of 
said  act,  in  the  same  manner,  upon  the  same 
terms  and  conditions,  and  subject  to  the 
same  limitations,  forfeitures  and  contests 
as  if  this  act  had  not  been  passed.” 

Sec.  5.  That  hereafter  no  public  lands  of 
the  United  States  not  heretofore  offered  at 
public  sale,  except  abandoned  military  or 
other  reservations,  isolated  and  disconnect- 
ed fractional  tracts  authorized  to  be  sold  by 
Sec.  2,455  of  the  Revised  Statutes,  and  min- 
eral and  other  lands,  the  sale  of  which  at 
public  auction  has  been  authorized  by  acts 
of  Congress  of  a special  nature,  having 
local  application,  shall  be  sold  at  public 


(Continued  on  page  87). 


84 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


REPORT  OF 


3NTEW  BTJILIOI JST OS  -A-UNTID  BTTILIDIlsrGrS  TO  BE  ERECTED, 

For  the  week  ending  February  6,  1886. 


OWNER. 


A E Barnhart 

S .7  Leahy 

A OJlmert 

Lyman  & Giddiings... 

H R Wilson 

W F Whitman 

Oberne,  Heseck  & Co. . 

0 M Wells  & Co 

H V and  j H Coleman. 

Mrs  A Tyler 

J L Stagg 

W S Lindley 

F Campbell 

The  Deposit  Co 

Sudes  & Schnider 

Marks  & Cohn 

Masury  & Son 

M Sass 

S E Gross 

H Davis 

Warren  Springer 

Frank  L Stevens 

M Bernhart 

A E Kent 

Mrs  C Neff 

Judge  Wallace 

A J Snell 

Jas  D Marshall 

O Selander 

P Hamill . . ' * 

John  Hartnett 

A A Morrell 


ADDRESS. 


117  5th  av 

172  Adams  s. t 


101  Wash  st.. . 
(Unity  Bldg,). 


120  Michigan  st  . . 
162  La  Salle  st  . . . 


149  Madison. 


S Giersmaun 

P Haftner 

Alex  Schnotes 

Fred  Bushing 

Frank  Wiltshire 

Fred  Brahus  

H Flood 

AugOllmer  , 

H Davis . 


114  La  Salle  st  . . . 
20f  S Sangamon  . 

Wash  Bd  & Ada  st 

164  Townsend  st.$ 

346  S May  st, 

378  W Polk  st  . . . . 
Hyde  Park 


113  W 21st  street. 
886  N Lincoln 


321  Orchard  st 
777  Walnut  st . 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

Residence 

Store  and  flat  bldg 

47x70 

Tenement  bldg 

4 Dwellings 

Tenement  bldg 

Warehouse 

Blk  of  dwellings 

114x100 

3 Dwellings 

3 Dwellings 

50x50 

Residence 

5 dwellings 

Office  bldg 

104x36 

Stores  and  flats 

75x76 

Flat  dwelling 

23x72 

Warehouse 

28x72 

Store  and  flats 

25x80 

Dwellings 

82x52 

6 dwellings 

124x48 

Dwelling 

Grand  Pac  Liv  Stable . . 

Flat  dwelling 

Three  residences 

Blk  of  stores  & dwell’g 

Three  residences 

Tenement  bldg 

Flat  dwellings 

3 Flat  dwellings 

Cottage 

Ten  dwellings 

Ten  dwellings 

Barn 

Flat  dwellings 

Cottage 

Ice  House 

Cottage 

Dwellings 

Cottage 

2 stores  and  dwellings. 
6 residences 


40x75 

30x70 

23x73 

75x100 


25x80 

48x70 

42x56 

28x45 


25x40 

20x36 

20x50 

40x200 

21x30 

21x68 

21x4* 

47x70 

132x54 


LOCATION. 


Jackson  6t  W 

Madison  and  Wood  streets 

261  and  263  Centre  avenue 

S E cor  Lake  and  Ada  streets 

Rhodes  avenue  and  32d  street. . . 
N E cor  Laflin  and  Congress  st  . 

La  Salle  ave  and  Michigan  st 

Prairie  ave  near  49th  st 

271-275  Campbell  avenue 

3210  and  3214  Vernon  avenue. . . . 

3147  Calumet  avenue 

3143  Calumet  avenue 

279  & 289  Laflin  st ' 

Pacific  avenue  and  Jackson  st. .. 

2901  and  2905  Wentworth  ave 

158  Townsend  st 

189  Michigan  avenue 

1095  Milwaukee  ave 

1374-82  Monroe  street 

901-911  Sawyer  street 

214-18  Clinton  street 

2939  Michigan  street 

505  Jaekson  st 

3d  ave  and  Van  Buren  st 

Washington  blvd  and  Fall  st 

2826-3830  Ellis  ave 

Lake  st  and  Bryant  place 

Laflin  st  near  Adams  st 

164  Townsend  st 

Tayior  st,  near  Ashland  ave 

Polk  and  Loomis  st 

53d  st  and  Madison  ave  

Kenwood 

South  Park o. 

2804  State  street 

205  Fullerton  avenue 

143  Armitage  avenue 

1059-1061  Hinman  street 

1026  Girard  st 

124  Fremont  street 

100  Lexington  street 

Center  and  Orchard  sts 

Sawyer  ave  and  19th  sts 


COST 


15000 

25000 

12000 

15000 

20000 

15000 

40000 

30000 

12000 

10000 


16000 
150000 
20000 
5800 
4500 
8000 
12000 
20000 
20000 
15000 
8000 
20000 
14500 
30000 
10P00O 
22000 
11000 
1400  ) 
8000 
4000 
40000 
20000 
12000 
2000 
800 
1200 
700 
3200 
2i)00 
14000 
20000 


ARCHITECT. 


BUILDER. 


DESCRIPTION. 


L G Hallberg,(Ash.Bk)A  Lund,40  Tern,  st 


H Hansen,  (Ashland  Bk)Reick  &Neibel.. 

W A Arnold,  79  Dearborn  st 

H R Wilson,  79  Dearborn  st 

H R Wilson,  Unity  Bldg  

Ed  Baumann,  Metropolitan  Blk . . . . . ! . * 


F R Schock,  Robinson  & Minor (Na  Li  Bid 

W A Furber,  151  Monroe  st 

W A Furber,  “ *k  


Me4srs  Wells  . . .1 

J Does. . 

Lee  & Ohman 

Thomas  & Rogers,*  A Eimers 

M Sass  c Krueger 

L G Halberg,  J Gilbert 

H Wilson,  E Slack 

W Springer,  W Springer 

L B Dixson,  Agnew  & Cox . 

L G Halberg,  A Lund 

A Smith.  151  Monroe 

A J Hageman 

A J Hageman ’ 

A A Smith,  151  Monroe 


Jno  Otter.  2 So  Clark  st 

J J Donnellan,  71  Washington  st 

W J Bemun 


AIT  Both. 


P Haftner. 


Fred  Brohus 


HM Hanson,  Ashland  Blk. 
H R Wilson,  Unity  Bldg. 


Rock-faced  stone  and ’brick. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone  (begun.) 
Pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 
Pressed  brb-k  and  stone  trimming. 
Rock-faced  stone  front. 

Brick. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  (begun). 


Pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone— begun. 


Brick. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick. 

Brick. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  Brick  and  ttone. 

Pressed  brk  and  stone,  terra-cot.  (begun) 
Rock-faced  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 

Aud,  Pressed  bk,  bro  stone  & terra  cotta. 
Ind  “ bk  and  lime  stone. 

Frame. 

Stone,  brick,  slate  and  terra  cotta. 

Brick  and  stone. 

1 

I 

}-Brick. 

I 

. 

J 

Anderson  P B— brown  stone  and  ter.  cot. 

and  Bedford  stone. 


BUILDING  NEWS. 

COUNTRY. 

Richmond,  Ind. — A $35,000  church  will  be  erected  here  in 
the  near  future. 

About  $10,000  will  be  expended  on  new  buildings  and  the 
grounds  of  St.  Thomas  Seminary  this  year. 

Architect  Hodgson  & Stem  report  brick  and  stone  court 
house,  at  Albert  Lea,  Minn.,  to  cost  $45,000. 

Janesville,  Wis.— A $25,000  G.  A.  R.  hall  is  to  be  built 
next  season.  Plans  are  now  being  made. 

Colorado  Springs,  Col.— Mr.  H.  H.  Hall  has  plans  for  a 
2-story  stone  residence,  48x52  feet,  at  a cost  of  $12,000. 

Sioux  City,  Iowa. — A new  Chamber  of  Commerce  build 
ing  is  to  be  erected  here  next  season  at  a cost  of  $25,000. 

Dubuque,  Iowa. — Mr.  G.  L.  Torbert  has  plans  for  a block 
of  six  2-story  brick  stores,  102x65  feet,  at  a cost  of  $10,000. 

The  seed-house  of  D.  M.  Ferry  & Co.,  of  Detroit,  will  im- 
mediately rebuilt  their  warehouse  destroyed  by  fire  on  New 
Year’s  day. 

Omaha  is  calculating  on  building  a new  City  Hall  a 
1Trade  building,  three  new  Bank  buildings,  and  a 
Y.  M.  C.  A.  building,  in  1886 

The  Missouri  State  Insane  Asylum,  a building  to  be  five 
stories  high  and  60x380  feet,  will  be  built  at  Nevada  Mo 
at  a cost  of  $200,000.  *’ 

The  Wm.  Widdecomb  block  will  be  erected  at  Grand 
Rapids,  Mich.  It  will  be  six  stories  and  basement:  cost 
$125,000.  S.  J.  Osgood  is  the  architect. 

New  York. — The  new  buildings  for  which  plans  and  esti- 
mates have  been  prepared  for  this  year  are  about  137  in 
number,  at  an  average  cost  of  $2,200,000. 

Fairmount,  Minn.— The  school-board  of  this  place  has 
decided  to  erect  a new  $12,000  school  house,  which  will  be 
commenced  with  the  opening  of  spring. 

Devils  Lake,  Dak.— Over  one  hundred  thousand  dollars 
have  been  expended  in  improvements  in  this  city  during 
the  past  year.  A large  elegant  hotel  will  be  erected  here 
next  year. 

St.  Mary’s  Township,  Minn.— The  Catholic  church,  near 
Janesville,  recently  destroyed  by  fire,  will  be  rebuilt  as  soon 
as  the  insurance  is  adjusted.  The  new  structure  will  prob- 
ably cost  $25,000.  ^ 

Edina.  Mo.— Knox  Co.  is  building  a Court  House.  It 
will  be  three  stories  with  tower,  stone  and  brick  wall  iron 
walls,  iron  roof,  and  cost  about  $114,000.  Dawson  & An- 
derson, of  Des  Moines,  Iowa,  are  the  builders. 

Plans  have  been  filed  for  the  erection  of  an  eight-storv 
structure  at  Nos.  34  and  36  Wall  street,  New  York,  to  be 
occupied  by  the  Gallatin  National  Bank  and  also  to  be  used 
for  office  purposes.  The  cost  is  placed  at  $350,000. 

Montevedio,  Minn.-The  Western  Minnesota  Seminary 
has  voted  to  procure  a site  for  a new  College  building,  have 
plans  drawn  and  be  ready  for  active  work  on  the  structure 
in  the  spring.  The  building  will  probably  cost  $30,000. 


TABLE  SHOWING  IMPROVEMENTS  ORDERED 

to  be  made  by  the  Chicago  City  Council,  where  assessments  will  be  levied.  Passed  Jan.  25th  and  27th. 


STREETS  IMPROVED. 


Wabash  ave 

Prairie  ave ’ ’ 

Langley  ave ’ ' * 

Dashiel  st 

Indiana  st  W ’ 

Sebor  st * 

Bunker  st 

Winthrop  place ’ ' 

Nebraska  st ’ ’ ’ 

Temple  st  

Ohio  st  W ’ 

Ohio  st  W 

Harrison  st 

Douglas  ave 

37th  st 

26th  st 

Ashland  ave 

Desplaines  st 

Canal  st 

Polk  st  w 

Loomis  st 

Huron  st  W 

Milwaukee  av * 

Fifth  ave 

Grenshaw  6t 

Huron  st  W 

Ashland  ave 

Seymour  st 

Keith  st 

Huron  st 

Vine  st 

North  ave 

Huron  st 

Franklin  st 

Sedgwick  st 

Wendell  st 

Sedgwick  st 

Division  st 

Townsend  st 

Division  st 

Maple  st 

Monroe  st 

Western  ave 

Van  Buren  st 

Madison  st 

Shields  ave 

Laflin  st 

Indiana  st 

Mohawk  st 

North  ave 

Robey  st 

Twenty-Second  st  . . . 

Ashland  ave 

22d  st 

Egan  ave 

Egan ave  

31st  st  

Hoyne  av 

Halsted  st 

Halstedst 

Taylor  st  W 

Ashland  ave 

Chicago  av  W 

Ashland  av  

Hoyne  av  

31st st 

Campbell  ave 

Western  ave 

Kinzie  st 

Chicago  ave  W 

Willard  st 

Roberts  st 

Chicago  ave 

Sedgwick  st 

Chicago  ave 

Chicago  ave 

West 

Michigan  ave 

5th  ave 

Halsted  st 

33d  st 

W 14th  st 

Hoyne  ave 

Clybourn  ave 

Division  st 

Western  ave 


CHARACTER  OP  IMPROVEMENT. 


Water-service  pipes. 


I 

J-Six  inch  drains. 


Establishing  roadway  space. 

Stay  assessment  for  improvem't. 
Repealing  ordinance  for  assessm’t. 
Stay  assessment  for  improvement. 
Repealing  ord  for  curb,  grad  & pav. 
Stay  proceedings  for  paving. 

Stay  proceedings  for  improv'mt. 


Stay  assessment  for  impr jvem't. 

Stay  collection  and  paving. 

Stay  the  bldg  of  stone  side-walk. 
Stay  assessment  for  paving. 

Stay  proceedings  for  improvement. 

Removing  obstructions. 

J-Six  inch  drains. 

Water  service  pipes. 


Prices  of  Mechanics’  and  Laborers’  Wages. 


Bricklayer 

Bricklayer  (Front) 

Carpenter 

Gasfitter ' ' [ ’ 

Laborer 

Painter 

Glazier,  Glasscutters  and  Stainers 

Plasterer 

Plumber 

Stonemason 3 

Carver 

Stonecutter 

Stonesetter  

Roofer  (Tin) ’ I 

Slater * 

Stairbuilder 

Steamfitter  

Cabinetmaker 

Finisher  .... 


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ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


85 


Pioneer  Fire  - proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR. 

Fireproofing  Buildings' 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 
Telephone  8483. 


[CHIN  SHERIFFS  ANDUKW  SHERIFFS 

JOHN  SHERIFFS  & SON. 


Cor  Ijiuitoer  ami  directs,  vim  ago. 

Sl’EOIAI.  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  C1TV  ORDERS. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H-  K Uoioe. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


■1 


F^TETSTT 

Compressed  LeadSash  Weights 


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SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


BRADLEY  GAS  LIGHT  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Automatic  Gras  Machines 

in  operation  in  Chicago  and  suburbs. ■ 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  Ho  Friction.— So  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  tine 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 

Home  Insurance  Bldg. 

Send  for  Circular. 


U tf  Case’s 
Custom  House  and  Post-Offie  of  Cincinnati 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SS  stnci  57  West  LaAce  St. 

CHICAGO. 


BUILDING  DEPARTMENT. 

SANITARY  HOUSE  INSPECTION. 

In  “Gerhard’s  Guide,”  the  necessity  for  Sanitary  House 
inspection  is  plainly  pointed  out,  as  follows: 

“Wherever  we  find  that  a house  has  settled  considerably, 
owing  to  poor  foundations,  and  exhibits  walls  full  of  cracks; 
wherever  the  brick  work  is  laid  with  the  poorest  kind  of 
mortar;  wherever  the  outer  walls  appear  wet  or  splashed,  I 
owing  to  window-sills  that  do  not  project  beyond  the  walls,  | 
and  are  not  grooved  on  the  under  side  so  as  to  throw  the 
water  clear  of  the  walls;  wherever  the  plastering  is  unsatis- 
factorily done,  and  does  not  show  well-planed  and  true  sur- 
faces: wherever  the  floor-boards  are  loose,  or  show  wide 
cracks  favoring  the  accumulation  of  dirt  and  dust,  and 
forming  harboring  places  for  vermin;  wherever  door  frames 
are  out  of  plumb,  and  doors,  windows,  and  shutters  con- 
structed of  unseasoned  wood,  with  panels  full  of  cracks; 
wherever  gas-fixtures  hang  out  of  plumb,  or  rattle  with 
every  footstep,  owing  to  insufficient  strength  of  the  joists; 
wherever  locks  refuse  to  work,  window  sashes  stick  and 
sash  ropes  are  torn;  wherever  the  paint  soon  scales  or 
wears  off;  wherever  the  cold-air  box  is  constructed  of  a 
poor  material,  with  a multitude  of  cracks  and  crevices; 
wherever  hot-air  flues  are  insufficient  in  size,  and  carried 
close  to  unprotected  wood  work;  wherever,  finally,  the 
whole  plumbing  job  appears  to  be  “scamped,”— there  we 
may,  with  a tolerable  degree  of  certainty,  assume  that  san- 
itary considerations  have  been  neglected,  and  sanitary  work 
but  imperfectly  done,  even  if  the  building  and  health  regu- 
lations have,  to  all  superficial  appearance,  been  complied 
with.” 


seats  and  desks,  etc,  for  the  following  buildings  will  be  re- 
ceived: Brainard  School, Cooper  School,  Grant  School  Froe- 
bel  School  Cottage  Grove  School,  Healy  School  all  fifteen 
rooms  buildings  except  Cottage  Grove  but  nine  rooms. 
Address  k‘Paul  0 Stensland,  Committee  on  Apparatus  and 
furniture”. 


p--  :m:.  CLARKE 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 


ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 


P.„1 ;,"c  SrSr.lra' 


THE  LUMBER  MARKET. 


WEST 

TO  KANSAS  OITX,  ST.  JOSEPH, 
ATCHISON  AND  LEAVENWORTH, 
IN  EFFECT  NOVEMBEE  2. 

From  Alton 1134  cents- 

“ Burlington.. 

“ Chicago 16 

“ Clinton 16 

‘ Davenport.  . 1434 

1 Detroit 2234 

1 Ft  Madison.  1334 

‘ Fulton 16 

Hannibal. . .1234 

Keokuk 1334 

Louisiana ..  1234 

“ Moiine 14J4 

“ Montrose. ..  1334 

“ Peoria 16 

“ Quincy 1234 

“ Rock  Island. 1434 

“ St.  Louis II 34 

“ Toledo 22J4 


CONSTRUCTION  NOTES. 

Proposals  for  building  State  Capital  at  Denver,  Col.,  not 
later  than  Feb.  20th  will  be  received;  plans  at  the  office  of 
the  board  of  capitol  managers,  R 4,  Barclay  Block;  bids 
must  be  for  the  entire  work,  submitted  on  schedule  blank 
accompanied  by  a copy  of  instructions  to  bidders,  all  of 
which  will  be  furnished  on  application  to.  the  Secretry  of 
the  Board.  Bond  and  Security  or  a certified  check  equal 
to  2 34$  of  the  bid  marked  “Proposals  for  State  Capitol 
Buildings”  Board  of  Capital  MahagerslDenver,  Col. 

Sealed  proposals  for  fu**ni3dfe  at  the  office  of  the  Bbfltd 
cf  Education  of  Chicago  til  Wednesday  Jan,  27  at  8 P “ 


Freight  Rates. 

EAST 

FROM  CHICAGO  AND  COMMON 
POINTS  ON  CAR  LOAD  LOTS  OF 
HARD  AND  SOFT  LUMBER,  IN 
EFFECT  NOVEMBER  1. 

To  New  York 35  cents. 

“ Boston 40  “ 

“ Philadelphia. ..  .33  “ 

“ Baltimore 32  “ 

“ Washington 32  “ 

“ Albany 32  “ 

“ Troy 32  “ 

“ Scenectady 32  “ 

“ Buffalo, 20  “ 

“ Pittsburgh 20  “ 

“ Wheeling 20  “ 

“ Susps’n  Bridge.. 20  “ 

“ Salamanca 20  “ 

“ Black  Rock 20  “ 

“ Dunkirk 20  “ 

“ Erie 20  “ 

“ Toronto 20  “ 


Mahogany  and  Cabinet  Woods. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 
and  rosewood: 

Mexican  mahogany,  $100  @ $180  per  M. 

St.  Domingo  “ 150  @ 200 

Cuba  “ 100  @ 150  “ 

Rosewood  “ 2 @ 5c  pr  lb. 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 

mason’?  supplies. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  $ square  foot 

10-inch  thick,  $ square  foot 

12-inch  thick  $ square  foot , 

Rublestone,  lb  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard. 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches 

" 4 


M- 


BUILDING  PAPER. 

The  following  quotations  represent  ton  lots.  Lesser 
to  a higher  tate  of  10  cents  on  100 


amounts 

pounds. 


are  subject 


per 


20$  — 
22@  — 
7 50 
55 
00  24 
00  28 

cube  ......  00  50@00  60 


“ Building  stone, 

Maxwell  & Co.:  „ 

Euclid  Stone  Co’s  3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars  00  2. 

Lt  ft  4-inch  uu  /D 

ft  “ Building  Stone 0°  50@C0  56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls  gg 

Lime,  in  bbls  finishing 7 00@8  00 

Common  brick,  ^ M 00at>2  00 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 22  00®  29  00 

Anderson  s /V  65  000300  00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  $ M 000  45  00 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick @ 50  00 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 90  00 

Racine  Pressed  Brick qo  nnrfjm  00 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 30  ™ 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick 


@25  00 


, „ 22  00030  00 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 0 27  0C 

@38  00 


PER  100  LBB 

Plain  straw  board  sheathing  paper $1.30 

Tarred  Straw  board  sheathing  paper 


1.40 


St.  Louis  Pressed 

Trenton  25  00  @ 50  OF 

Fire  Brick  $ M ••• . g, 

_ ci-nrl  TnWfl.  ....  1 »D(0{  A 

1 00@  1 2t 

__  bbl.  1 00 @ 1 25 

Portland  Impt  Cement ? (Sf  1 26 

' 2 00@  3 50 


Inodorous  water-proof  sheathing  paper : 2. 

Prepared  plastering  paper ; ; * 

Tarred  roofing*  Mt “ * • • • • * ; ; ’ 

Tatred  Gheatbittg  fa>«  • • * * * ‘ ; ‘ ‘ * 1 ' 

Carpet  lining  s > . . , , < > < « < • < < s > * > 1 < ' 1 1 1 ' * 1 1 ‘ ' 1 * 


Michigan  New  York  Stucco  and  Iowa 
Cement,  Utica,  and  Buffalo,  $ bbl . 
Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee 


White  Sand  $ bbl 

Fire  Clay  $ bbl 

Plastering  Hair  $ bush.  

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 

Roofing,  $ square  gravel  

Asphalt  Roofing  1 ...  1 1 ».*»••»••••  * * 4 * 
Marble Dnet  $ bbl miiiiiiiu'111*" 


00@ 

50@ 


25@35 

1234 

5 50 
9 00 
ft  nP 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


.A.  MODEL 


MEAT  MARKET. 


A meat  dealer  good  at  any  place, 

Is  indeed  an  acquisition; 

Where  e’er  is  seen  most  every  trace 
Of  cleanliest  condition. 

At  William  Davidson’s  best  steaks  are  cut. 
Indeed  with  the  greatest  ease; 

Of  either  Porter-house  or  Round. 

In  a manner  sure  to  please. 

And  oh!  such  roasts,  his  are  of  fame, 

Of  either  kinds  of  meats. 

That  brings  to  him  a goodly  name; 

With  best  all  around  he  greets. 

He  keeps  the  best  of  pork  and  mutton, 

As  well  of  veal  and  finest  lamb; 

And  of  pure  meats  he  sausage  makes. 

And  cured  most  fine  he  has  of  ham. 

Of  game  he  has  the  various  kinds, 

To  suit  the  most  fastidious  minds; 

At  prices,  too,  indeed  so  low, 

That  patrons  round  to  his  place  go. 

Then  go  there  every  one  and  all. 

For  if  on  him  you  once  but  call, 

The  satisfaction  he  will  give, 

Will  be  remembered  while  you  live. 

REMEMBER  TIIE  PLACE: 

WM.  ID-A-VTIDSOiN', 

No.  48  N.  State  St.,  CHICAGO. 


D.  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

House  Renting  and  Collections. 

Otlice : 128-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 

Room  I I CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents.  _ 


Andrew  Krimbill. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES: 

Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  111. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  III 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  indications  of  the  past  week  tend  to 
further  strenghten  the  opinion  already  held 
by  so  many  of  our  agents  that  the  present 
year  will  afford  the  nearest  to  a boom  in 
Chicago  real  estate  than  has  been  seen  for 
many  years. 

Central  business  property  is  stronger  than 
usual  and  is  being  sold  at  an  advance  of  at 
lest  10#  over  last  years  prices  at  this  time 
This  property  is  certain  to  increase  over 
present  prices  10  to  15#  during  the  coming 
year.  The  fact  that  the  property  is  passing 
into  strong  hands  indicates  that  new  loca 
tions  will  be  rapidly  developed  for  business 
purposes. 

The  property  north  and  west  will  show 
greater  improvement,  it  is  believed,  than 
towards  the  south.  The  Adams  Street  Rail 
way  will  have  its  effect  in  developing  Adams 
street  as  a business  street  and  will  no  doubt 
have  the  right  of  way  to  Western  ave.  and 
from  there  to  the  Park,  as  such  grants  are 
now  given  by  the  Council  with  so  little  re- 
gard for  the  property  owners.  The  new 
charter  obtained  by  a street  railway  com- 
pany for  Washington  street  through  the 
tunnel  to  Desplaines,  then  to  the  south 
and  west,  will  open  up  new  property  in 
that  locality  of  the  West  Side. 

The  largest  •ransfer  of  the  week  was  made 
by  Isham  <fc  Prentice  of  the  following; 

Hannah  Busby  to  Norman  B.  Ream  the 
Busby  Block,  on  the  east  side  of  Dearborn 
street,  between  Randolph  and  Lake,  for 
$210,000,  and  takes  in  part  payment  the 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Wm.  Reed. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 


N.  A.  Clemons.  j.  j.  Danfortb,  President. 


W.  J.  Wilcox,  Secretary. 


C.  C.  Bboomell,  Treasurer. 


95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  COMPANY. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 


—[Established  1865.']— 

W.  L.  ScHHABEB.  Fb.  SCHBADEB. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


Woodruff  Hotel,  on  the  southeast  corner  of 
Wabash  avenue  and  Twenty-first  street,  the 
value  of  the  latter  property  being  set  down 
at  $125,000.  The  Busby  Block  is  a very 
substantial  building  with  stone  front.  It  is 
six  stories  high,  sixty-two  feet  on  Dearborn 
street,  and  for  most  of  the  distance  161  feet 
deep.  The  Woodruff  Hotel  is  seventy  feet 
front,  119  feet  deep  and  five  stories  high. 
Writh  it  goes  a stable,  nearly  in  the  rear  of 
the  hotel,  75x50  feet. 

C.  J.  Hambleton  & Co.  report  the  follow- 
ing recent  sales:  1325  Michigan  ave.,  house 
and  lot,  for  $8,000.  House  and  lot  on  Went- 
worth ave.  near  48th  st„  for  $2,500.  Lot  oir 
51st  court  near  Halsted  st.,  for  $480.  Two 
lots  on  May  street  near  52d,  at  $300  each. 
Lot  at  Parkside,  for  $350.  Three  lots  on 
School  street  near  52d,  at  $500  each.  Cot- 
tage and  lot  at  Moreland,  for  $900.  Two 
lots  on  West  Lake  street  at  Moreland,  at 
$700  each.  Lot  on  Halsted  street  near  Bel- 
mont ave.,  for  $100. 

ADVANCEMENT  IN  SOUTH  SIDE  RESIDENCE 
PROPERTY. 

Less  than  four  years  ago  Mr.  W.  S.  Walker 
bought  forty  feet  with  two  frame  buildings 
on  Prairie  ave.,  near  Twenty-eigth  street, 
for  $10,000.  He  has  just  sold  the  same 
property  to  Mr.  A.  C.  Bartlett  of  Hibbard, 
Spencer  & Bartlett,  for  $18,500. 

Mary  W.  and  O.  R.  Keith  sold  to  N.  B. 
Ream  83xl77^£  feet  on  Prairie  ave.  between 
18th  and  20th  streets,  at  No.  1901,  for 
$140,000;  and  A.  B.  Ream  sold  to  Mary  W. 
Keith  60x1203^  feet  or  No.  20  Groveland  ave 
for  $60,000. 

Connecticut  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 
sold  to  Henry  S.  Northrop  et  al  22x160  feet 
on  Clark  street,  70  feet  south  of  Randolph, 
for  $60  500. 

ACHE  SALE. 

Raspin  R.  Cherry  sold  to  Sam’l  P.  Parlm- 
ley  40  acres  (except  railroad)  on  the  south- 
west corner  of  71st  and  Wallace  streets,  for 
$60,000. 


of  the  piling— $2,500  or  $3.000— will  be 
saved.  A considerable  sum  can  also  be  sav- 
ed by  uniting  with  these  property-owners  in 
doing  the  filling.  A strong  effort,  however, 
will  be  made  to  have  the  assessment  annull- 
ed on  the  ground  of  inequality  and  in- 
justice. 


TAX  PAYERS  VERSUS  PARK  COM- 
1IIISSIONERS. 

More  than  200  property-owners  have  or- 
ganized to  fight  the  assessment  for  the  Lake 
Shore  Drive  or  for  its  extension  from  Oak 
to  Pearson  street.  Some  time  ago  the  Lin- 
coln Park  Commissioners  levied  a still 
larger  assessment  for  a similar  purpose,  but 
were  compelled  to  withdraw  it  on  account  of 
opposition  from  property- owners,  with  the 


understanding  however,  that  the  City  of  Chi- 
cago should  surrender  to  the  Lincoln  Park 
Commissicn  for  boulevard  purposes  Pine 
street,  from  Oak  street  to  the  Water-Works, 
and  with  the  further  understanding  that  the 
surrender  was  in  lieu  of  any  further  assess- 
ment for  Lake  Shore  drive  improvement  or 
additions. 

The  Park  Commissioners  are  determined 
to  enforce  the  assessment  and  have  engaged 
counsel  for  the  purpose.  As  soon  as  the 
matter  comes  before  the  county  court,  the 
inequalities  and  injustice  will  be  smoothed 
over  and  the  assessment  allowed  to  go 
through. 

It  is  claimed  that  at  present  Pine  street, 
between  Oak  and  Pearson,  is  not  desirable 
for  residences  on  account  of  the  frequent 
washings  out  of  the  road  by  storms.  The 
improvement  proposed  would  add  materi- 
aliy  to  the  value  of  the  abutting  property — 

$100  to  $150  a foot,  perhaps — and  adjacent 
property  would  increase  in  proportion  to  its 
nearness,  owing  to  the  making  of  this  strip 
a first-class  residence  neighborhood.  The 
man  who  owns  a lot  at  the  corner  of  Ohio 
and  Dearborn  streets,  and  the  one  who  owns 
twenty -five  feet  at  North  avenue  and  Dear 
born,  both  twelve  blocks  off,  will  not  get 
much  sleep  if  they  try  to  figure  out  their 
proportions  of  the  rise  in  values.  The  Com- 
missioners admit  that  the  improvement  will 
not  benefit  any  other  portions  of  the  North 
Side,  and  hence  say  it  would  be  unfair  to 
spread  the  assessment  over  more  ground. 

Property-owners  within  the  “benefited  di- 
strict,” however,  contend  that  Pine  street 
from  Oak  to  the  Water-Works  is  to  be  turn- 
ed into  a boulevard.  The  only  persons  who 
will  receive  any  real  benefit  from  the  im- 
provement are  those  whose  property  faces 
the  drive,  and  therefore  they,  like  the  people 
on  Michigan  avenue  and  Washington  street, 
should  pay  the  cost  of  what  will  add  30  or 
40  per  cent  to  the  value  of  their  property. 

Yet  by  this  assessment  they  are  charged  only 
one-third  of  the  cost,  while  two-thirds  must 
be  borne  by  those  who  derive  merely  an 
imaginary  benefit.  It  seems  to  them  only 
fair  that  the  owners  of  the  lots  on  the  west 
side  of  the  street  and  the  owners  of  the  pre- 
sent water  lots  on  Ihe  east  side  should  pay 
the  whole  cost.  The  latter  sell  some  water 
for  a very  large  price,  and,  in  addition, 
when  they  throw  in  ashes  and  dirt,  will  have 
a frontage  worth  from  $400  to  $500  a foot 
which  will  cost  them  less  than  $200. 

The  total  assessment  is  a little  over  $80,- 
000.  The  land  taken  cost  $52,000,  and  the 
estimate  for  a substantial  breakwater,  fil- 
ling, sidewalk,  trees,  etc.,  is  $28,500.  There 
may,  however,  be  a rebate  of  10  or  15  per 
cent.,  perhaps  more.  The  owners  of  the 
water  lots  intend,  as  soon  as  the  weather 
permits,  to  fill  in  about  300  feet  east  of  Pine 
street. 

of  the  drive  is  commenced,  the  breakwater  | street,  with  man-holes,  catch-basins,  house 
which  the  Park  Commissioners  propose  to  I connection  slants,  etc.; 
construct  will  qnpessfiry,  and  the  expense  ' that  water-service  pipes  be  laid  in  State 


Suburban  Improvements. 

HYDE  PARK  SUBDIVISIONS. 

The  following  subdivisions  were  approv- 
ed: Subdivision  of  lots  13  and  14,  Block  1. 
Reform  School  subdivision  sec  2 38  14; 
Carr’s  subdivision  in  block  1 Reform  School 
subdivision  sec  2 38  14;  Johnston  & Cle- 
ments subdivision,  w 34  8 6 34  sec  2 38  14; 
Cornell  <fc  Hibbard’s  subdivision  in  Gray’s 
addition  sec  25  38  14;  Vandersyde  & Ton’s 
subdivision  in  Assessor’s  subdivision  sec  15 

37  14;  Reich’s  subdivision  in  Assessors  sub- 
division sec.  22  37  14;  Jacob’s  subdivision 
of  block  1 Norton’s  subdivision  sec  27  38  14; 
Lynch’s  addition  to  Hyde  Park  s w % sec. 
10  38  14;  McKeevers  & Brown’s  subdivision 
lot  41;  Dobbins’  subdivision  sec  3 38  14; 
Leonard’s  subdivision  of  part  of  Seipp’s 
subdivision  sec.  25  38  14;  resubdivision  of 
part  of  block  7 Johnston  & Clement’s  subdi- 
vision sec.  22  38  14;  Wells’  subdivision  in 
block  2 Lockwood’s  subdivision  sec.  3 38 
14;  Brown  & McKeever’s  subdivision  of 
part  of  lot  41;  Dobbins’  subdivision  sec.  3 

38  14. 

Ordinances  were  passed  for  a brick  sewer 
in  Wabash  ave.  from  45th  to  47th  sts;  same 
granting  certain  rights  to  the  S.  Chicago  & 
Southern  R.  R.  Co.  in  Hyde  Park;  also  for 
granting  certain  rights  to  the  Western  Elec- 
tric Co.  in  So.  Chicago  was  taken  up  and 
ordered  to  be  engrossed;  also  for  the  im- 
provement of  Hibbard  ave.  from  the  center 
line  of  52d  st.  to  the  north  curb  line  of  53d 
st.,  by  grading  and  filling  the  same,  con- 
structing a wooden  curb,  macadamizing  the 
central  34  feet  with  broken  slag  and  crushed 
stone,  etc.;  ordinance  for  a 6-inch  water- 
pipe  in  Hibbard  ave.  from  the  north  line  of 
5 2d  st.  to  a point  200  ft  north  of  the  north 
line  of  53d  st.  with  hydrants,  valves,  con- 
nections, water-service  pipes  opposite  each 
50  ft  of  lot  frontage,  etc.;  and  for 

a tile-pipe  sewer  to  be  laid  in  Hibbard 
ave.,  from  the  north  line  of  Fifty-second  st. 
to  a point  200  feet  north  of  the  north  line  of 
Fifty-third  street,  with  man-holes,  catch- 
batins,  house  connection-slants  and  6-inch 
house  drains  opposite  each  50  feet  of  lot 
frontage; 

also  a brick  and  tile  pipe  sewer  be  laid  in 
State  street,  from  the  center  line  of  Fifty- 
fifth  street  to  the  Fifty  first  street  main 
sewer,  with  man-holes,  catch-basins,  house 
connection  slants,  etc.:  also 
a brick  sewer  be  laid  in  Forty-fifth  street, 
from  the  east  line  of  Grand  boulevard  to  a 
If  this  be  done  before  the  extension  ( point  ten  feet  west  of  the  east  line  of  State 


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Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land l Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierie,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  ale  ,oi E enburtan  pr0p- 
1 erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  9uit  purchasers. __ 


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HINCHLIET  & OWith, 


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MANUFACTURERS  OF 


If  DIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 

Room  lO  159  LaSalle  St.  Chicago. 


street.,  from  Thirty-ninth  street  to  Sixty- 
third  street; 

that  6-inch  house  drains  be  laid  m State 
street  from  Thirty -ninth  street  to  Fifty  fifth 
street  * 

that  6-inch  house  drains  be  laid  in  Cornell 
ave.  from  Fifty  first  street  to  Fifty  sixth 

g^j.00|j  • 

that  water-service  pipes  be  laid  m Cornell 
ave.  from  Fifty-first  street  to  Fifty-sixth 
street. 

LAKE  VIEW. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  met  Monday  night, 

A committee  of  citizens  from  Melrose  street 
remonstrated  against  the  Nev  ada  street  sys- 
tem of  sewers,  and  it  was  agreed  to  with- 
hold the  assessment  for  that  part  of  the  sys- 
tem that  affected  Melrose  street.  The  At 
torney  reported  that  Robey  street  would 
probably  be  opened  amicably  and  in  time 
for  the  sewer  to  be  ordered  early  in  March. 
The  report  of  the  Committee  on  the  Analysis 
of  the  Water  was  placed  on  file.  A petition 
in  favor  of  granting  the  right  of  way  on 
Halsted  street  to  the  North  Chicago  City 
Railway  Company  was  referred  to  the  Com- 
mittee of  the  Whole.  A communication 
was  received  from  the  Chicago  Commis- 
sioner of  Public  Works  fixing  the  price  for 
water  taken  from  the  city  at  eight  cents  per 
1,000  gallons. 

LAKE. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  convened  Wednes- 
day afternoon  in  the  Town  Hall,  George  L. 
Chatfield  presiding.  A committee  consist- 
ing of  Messrs.  Burns,  Coffee  and  Hogan  ad- 
dressed the  board  in  upholding  a petition 
asking  that  Atlantic  street,  between  Fifty- 
third  and  Fifty-fifth  street,  be  widened  to  a 
width  of  sixty  feet.  The  petition  was  grant- 
ed. An  ordinance  was  adopted  for  the  im- 
provement of  Wright  street,  from  Thirty- 
ninth  to  Fifty-fifth  street. 


City  cemetery $ 

Contingent  fund 

Cost  collecting  city 

taxes 

City-Hall  fund 

Dep’mt  Public  Works. 
Election  Expenses..  . . 
Fire  Department  .... 
Health  Department.. . 
Judgment  account..  . . 

Legal  expense 

Police  courts 

Police  Deapartm’t...  . 

Pounds 

Print’g  and  stationery 

Salaries 

Sewerage  

Street-lamp  fund 

Special  assessment  on 
city  property 


Controller’s  Department 
estimates.  estimates. 


500 

25.000 

85.000 
23,490 

964,117 

50.000 
714,855 
241,385 

73,125 

12.500 

1,000 

1,096,162 

1,400 

10.500 

116.000 
258,597 
645,000 


500 

25.000 

85.000 
72,600 

1,825,447 

50.000 
864,312 
320,760 

73,125 

12.500 

1,000 

1,243.325 

1,400 

10.500 
116.000 
389,597 
545,000 


15,000  15,000 


(Continued  from  page  83). 


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CHICAGO  CITY  COUNCIL. 

Miscellaneous  Ordinances. 

(Continued  from  last  week’s  issue. 

Council  Chambebs,  ) 
Chicago,  January  25,  1886.  5 
The  annual  estimates  for  the  current 
txpenses  of  the  city  of  Chicago  as  prepared 
oy  the  Comptroller  and  presented  in  his  re- 
port to  the  Common  Council,  Jan.  25: 

POLICE  DEPARTMENT 

The  Chief  of  Police  asks  for  new  stations 
at  Stanton  and  Warren  avenues,  Eagle  and 
Thiwtv -fifth  and  Forest  avenue. 

Salaries 

Miscellaneous 

New  sites  and  buildings J4,U0U 

Total $1,243,325 


$4,233,632  $5,650,967 

OUTSIDE  OE  LIMITATION. 

School-tas  fund 

Public  Library 69,979  69,979 

Interest  account 575, lOo  , 

Sinking  funds : general 

»■  jw« 

$2,200,884  $2,557,834 

Grand  total $6^434,516  $8,208,801 

The  Council  has  at  its  disposal  $269,024 
more  than  the  estimates  of  the  Controller, 
he  having  left  that  margin  to  work  on. 

MORE  NEW  STREET  OAR  LINES. 
Ordinances  were  introduced  in  the  Com- 
mon Council  granting  the  Chicago  Passen- 
ger railway  company  right  of  way  °“Mlc  ‘ 
fgan  avenue  from  Adams  to  Washington 
streets,  on  Washington  street  through  the 
tunnel  to  Desplames,  Deaplames  from 

Adam,  to  Aa.tta  »«»«•,  ‘ “ 

Center  avenue,  Center  avenue  to  Erie  street, 
on  Erie  street  to  Ashland  avenue,  and  on 
Ashland  avenue  from  Erie  street  to  North 
avenue;  also  on  Franklin  street  from  Wash 
ington  to  Harrison  streets. 

Also  an  ordinance  with  a petition  grant- 
ing the  Star  Horse  railway  company  rights 
of  way  on  Dearborn  street  from  Washing 
ton  to  Polk,  to  4th  avenue,  to  Taylor  stree  , 
to  Western  avenue,  including  a bridge  across 
the  river;  also  on  Desplames  street  from 
Harrison  to  12th,  to  Union,  to  22d;  on  14th 
from  Union  to  Western  avenue;  on  19th 
from  Union  to  Western  avenue,  across 
Center  avenue  at  19th  street;  on  22d  street 
from  State  street  to  Trumbull  avenue  in- 
cluding a bridge  across  th6  river;  on  WesL 
ern  avenue  from  Taylor  street  to  22d,  and 
on  15th  street  from  Western  avenue  to  Cali- 
fornia avenue.  Referred  to  committee  on 

t&An  ordinance  authorizing  the  North  Chi- 
cago railway  company  was  presented  to 
construct  tracks  from  Clybourn  avenue  to 
the  river  on  Halsted  street,  and  the  West  | 
Division  company  from  the  river  to  West 
Indiana  street;  transfer  tickets  must  be 
given  by  either  company,  so  that  passenger 
can  ride  from  Lake  View  to  the  Stock  Yards 

for  one  fare.  , . . 

Also  an  ordinance  giving  the  north  side 
company  the  right  to  build  a road  on  Market 
street  from  Chicago  avenue  to  Michigan 
street  with  single-track  connections  with 
Wells  street  on  Illinois  and  Michigan 
streets. 


sale  or  be  subject  to  private  entry. 

Sec.  6.  That  Sec.  2,288  of  the  Revised 
Statutes  be  amended  so  as  to  read  as  fol- 

10^Sec.  2,288.  Any  person  who  has  already 
settled  on  the  public  lands,  either  by  pre- 
emotion or  by  virtue  of  the  Homestead  law, 
or  by  any  amendment  thereto,  and  any  per- 
son who  shall  hereafter  settle  on  the  public 
lands  by  virtue  of  the  Homestead  law,  or 
any  amendments  thereto,  shall  have  the 
right  to  transfer  by  warranty  against  his 
own  acts  any  portion  of  his  pre-emption  or 
homestead  for  church,  cemetery  or  school 
purposes,  or  for  the  right  of  way  of  rail- 
roads, canals  or  ditches  for  irrigation  or 
drainage  across  such  pre-emption  or  home- 
stead; and  the  transfer  for  such  public  pur- 
poses shall  in  no  way  vitiate  the  right  to 
complete  and  perfect  the  title  to  their  pre- 
emptions or  homesteads.” 

Sec.  7.  That  an  act  entitled  “An  act  to 
provide  additional  regulations  for  home- 
stead and  pre-emption  entry  on  public 
lands,”  approved  March  3,  1879,  be  and  the 
same  is  hereby  repealed;  that  Sec  2 of  an 
act  entitled  “An  act;  relating  to  the  public 
lands  of  the  United  States,”  approved  June 
15,  1886,  is  hereby  repealed. 

Seo.  8.  That  any  person  entitled  to  enter 
a homestead  under  the  provisions  of  Chap- 
ter 6 cf  the  Revised  Statutes  shall,  by  com- 
plying with  all  the  provisions  of  said  chap- 
ter relating  to  the  entry  of  homesteads,  be  en- 
titled to  enter  as  a homestead  of  one-half  sec- 
tion or  less  of  mountainous  lands  as  defined 
by  this  section.  All  lands, exclusive  of  mineral 
lands,  which  are  so  mountainous  and  rough 
that  they  cannot  be  ploughed  and  cultivat- 
ed shall  be  deemed  mountainous  lands 
within  the  meaning  of  this  section,  which 
fact  shall  be  ascertained  by  proof  of  two  or 
more  credible  witnesses  under  oath,  whose 
affidavits  shall  be  filed  in  the  land  office  at 
which  the  lands  are  subject  to  sale.  The 
Secretary  of  the  Interior  may  provide  for 
cross-examination  of  such  witnesses  and  for 
the  production  of  proof  on  behalf  of  the 
United  States  before  the  Register  and  the 
Receiver  as  to  the  character  of  the  lands 
when  deemed  necessary  by  him:  Provided, 

that  any  forty-acre  tract  of  the  public  lands, 
three  fourths  of  which  is  mountainous  land 
as  defined  in  this  section  shall  be  deemed 
for  the  purposes  of  this  act  as  mountainous 

la  Seo.  9.  That  in  all  cases  under  the  Pre- 


HEALTH  DEPARTMENT. 

The  Commissioner  of  Health  wants  thirty 
six  instead  of  twelve  tenement-house  in- 
spectors, and  200  scavenger  teams  an  in- 
crease of  fifty,  making  the  cost  $219,000. 
Re  asks  for  $320,760. 

The  following  table  shows  the  difference 
aetween  the  Comptrollers  estimate  and 
syhat  the  Departments  ask  for: 


MISCELLANEOUS  ORDINANCES. 

The  Law  Department  was  ordered  to  stay 
all  further  proceedings  in  the  matter  of  the 
widening  of  Jefferson  street  until  further 
orders; 

also  for  staying  prqceedings  for  planking 
the  alley  running  one  hundred  feet  north 
of  Gurley  street,  between  MiUep  and  Sholto 
streets. 


&EO.  9.  mat  in  ail  . 

emption  and  Homestead  acts  of  private  en 
tries  at  the  local  United  States  land  offices 
all  contests  and  protests  on  the  part  of  the 
Government  or  any  individual  contemplated 
concerning  the  land  to  be  entered,  shall  be 
instituted  pending  the  six  weeks  notice  of 
final  proof,  if  not  before  that  time  insti- 
tuted and  before  the  duplicate  receiver  s re- 
ceipt is  issued,  and  not  afterward:  Pro- 

vided, that  whenever  it  shall  appear  upon 
the  face  of  the  papers  returned  to  the  Com- 
missioner’s office  that  a clerical  error  has 
ibeen  committed,  said  Commissioner  shall 
have  power  to  suspend  such  entry,  upon 
1 proper  notification  to  the  claimant  through 
such  local  land  office,  until  such  error  has 
been  corrected:  Provided  farmer,  that 

after  final  proof  of  the  claimant  and  the  is 
suing  of  the  duplicate  receiver  s receipt,  if 
it  shall  come  to  the  knowledge  of  the  Com- 
missioner before  the  patent  has  been  issued 
for  the  same,  that  fraud  has  entered  into  the 
title  so  acquired  by  the  claimant,  the  Com 
mission  er  shall  suspend  the  issuing  of  th 
patent  for  the  same  and  file  with  the  Unite 
States  Attorney-General  notice  of  such  sus- 

p“.“r«T  Je  patent,  ,1th  hi.  rea.on. 

therefor,  and  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  At- 
torney-General to  commence  proceedings 
at  once  in  the  proper  court  by  a sciera  fa- 
cias bill  or  information  to  set  aside  such 
title  This  act  shall  apply  to  all  cases  of 
suspended  entries  under  the  United  States 
Pre-emption  and  Homestead  acts. 


THE  RECORD. 

(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fourth  Page) 

building  1-khmits. 

Blue  Island  av  and  15th  st  (northwest  cor- 
ner) Wm  Foley,  one-story  ice-house  24x 

Campbell  av,  at  Nos  271  to  275,  H V and 
J H Coleman,  three  two  story  dwellings 
50x50 — $12,000. 

Clinton  street  South,  at  Nos  214  to  218, 
Warren  Springer,  five-story  factory  40 
75 — $20,000. 

Fairfield  avenue,  at  No  545,  Jas  Henry,  one- 
story  cottage  18x18 — $500. 

Fulton  st,  at  No  1164,  E B Pease,  one-s  ory 
cottage  20x32 — $1,000. 

Leavitt  st  North,  at  No  673,  O Wagner,  two- 
story  flats,  20x44 — $2,300. 

Lock  st,  at  No  3013,  Chris  Spitz,  one-story 
shop  20x50 — $700.  ^ . ,, 

Laflin  st,  at  Nos  279  to  289  F Campbell, 
five  two-story  dwellings  104x36-$16  000 

Michigan  av,  at  No  189  Masury  & Son,  two 
story  warehouse  28x72  $4,50  . 

Madison  st  W,  at  No  313,  E F Hartley,  ad- 
dition 20x50— $1,000. 

Milwaukee  ave,  at  No  1027  Thomas  Meyers, 
two-story  barn,  12x24 — $500. 

Michigan  av,  at  No  2939,  Frank  L Stevens, 
three-story  dwelling  30x70— $15,000. 
Milwaukee  ave,  at  Nc > 1095,  M . Sass,  four- 
story  store  and  flats  25x80— $8,000. 

Osgood  st,  at  No  157,  Emil  Bergholtz,  one- 
story  cottage,  21x46  $1,000. 

Trumbull  st,  at  No  1166,  Jos  Dandehn,  ad- 
dition  10x20 — $300.  , 

Townsend  st.  at  No  158,  Marks  & Cohn, 

four-story  flats  23x72— $5,800. 

Thirty-seventh  st,  at  Nos  1754  and  1756 
Thos  Kelly,  two  one-story  cottages,  each 

Twenty ffifth'0place,  at  No  209.  C Rennert, 
two-story  dwelling  22x60-$3,000. 
Wentworth  av,  at  Nos  2901  to  290®’  u 
& Schnider,  three-story  store  and  flats  7ox 

wKfri  NO  1150,  WJ  Collin.,  two- 
story  flats  20x40 — $2,000. 

■WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous”. 


City  Property. 

Ashland  ave,  50  ft  s of  York  st,  ef,  lOOx 

150  Ian  28  Wm  E Frost  to  H H Drew, 

150,  Jan  -o,  wm  .ej $16,000 

Arnold  st,  191  feet  n of  29th,  wf,  25x120, 
Jany  29,  Michael  O’Brien  to  A L Cari-^ 

Adams  st  W,  w of  Francisco,  nf,  75x121, 

Jan  25,  J P Emmert  to  Wm  G RalJ®^00 

Adams'  stw/98  feet  e of  Honore,  sf  24x 
117,  imp,  Jan  28,  J G and  J A Kingto^ 

Adorns8"  W,'350  ft  e of  HaVsied,'  sf,  and 
14  of  50x198,  Feby  1,  Chas  P Parish  to 

Wm  D Gibson k’x/*^Ot198 

Adams  st  W,  adjg  above  sub  ^ 50x198, 
Feb  1,  Wm  D Gibson  to  Chas  P Pa™  J0Q 

Allport  st,  75  ft  s of  18th,  wf,  25xl2o,  imp, 
Feb  1,  Josef  Trojanek  to  P and  A 

Adams  st,  150  ft  w of  Franklin,  sf,  50  ft  to 
alley,  Jany  29,  Charles  M Henderson  to 

Martin  Ryerson..  - $87,5UU 

Albany  ave,  284  ft  s of  Madison  st,  wf,  24x 
1 89°imp,  March  12,  ’84.  Saitl  E Gr»|  to 

| JnoT  Van  Smith $2’05U 

Archer  ave,  nw  cor  of  Qoarry  at,  271x380 
Jan  24,  Jane  and  Alex  pell  to  Nathl 
Bouton v 


88 


Ohio  st  W,  23  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  nf,  24x100, 
January  25,  T J Kelley  to  C Creedan, 



Burling  st,  275  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  wf,  25x 
124,  Jan  30,  F and  M Remlee  to  Amalia 

Kaltenbrum $2,600 

Blue  Island  av,  ne  cor  12th  st,  triangle  of 
63%xl00x88,  Jan  23,  Chas  L Willoughby 

to  D K Hill $7,800 

B st,  286  ft  w of  Southport  av,  nf,  25x120, 
imp,  Feb  1,  M and  E Williams  to  John 

Holtmeier ^4  120 

Barry  Point  road,  125  ft  e of  Albany  av, 
nf,  25x125,  imp,  May  6,  ’85,  W J Ander- 
son to  W H Bunkett $1,400 

Bellevue  place,  bet  Rush  street  and  Lake 
Shore  Drive,  nf,  17x107,  imp.  Jan  28, 

H I Cobb  to  Sami  E Egan $12,000 

Congress  st,  ne  cor  of  Franklin,  sf,  und 
34  °f  212%xl05,  Jan  30,  Sidney  A Kent 

to  Albert  E Kent $60,000 

Congress  st  W,  bet  Hoyne  and  Leavitt,  nf, 

19  9-10x135,  imp,  Jan  22,  M E and  G A 

Douglas  to  C W Stevens $4,400 

Clark  st,  25  ft  s of  Van  Buren,  ef,  und  W 
of  32x103,  Jany  13,  Albt  E Kent  to  Sid- 
ney A Kent $28,000 

California  av,  140  feet  s of  22d  st,  ef,  49x 
125,  Jan  27.  M E Barnett  to  C O Reilly 

„ $675 

Commercial  st.  194%  ft  s of  Wabansia  av, 
wf,  24x123,  Nov  20,  85,  Anna  Zeimer  to 

Rosa  Horner $1650 

Calumet  av,  sw  cor  of  Douglas,  und  3-6  of 
429x165,  Oct  31,  ’85,  Wm  Dellicker  to 

Chas  C Coll  ns $11  137 

Calumet  av,  und  1-6  of  above  lots,  Oct  31, 

’85,  L B Dellicker  to  Charles  C Collins 


RKAL  estate  and  building  journal. 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER 

•w“!  “ D"--la"”nd  JW-er!‘y:Secondft.  cfcicsdo,  1 1 j J 

■It,  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  ami  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring 
.I.S  CUT  TO  ORDER.  K 


Oppos,  e Palmer,  Fuller  & Co  s Manufactory, 
White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnu 

mi. 


,712 


Clifton  Park  av,  269  ft  s of  23d  st,  ef.  25x 
125,  June  1,  ’85,  F E and  T P Phillips 

to  H B Patterso.n $°60 

Clybourn  ave.  119%  ft  se  of  Lariabee’  st 
and  sw  f,  33  79-100  feet  to  alley,  impd, 
Feb  2,  Ludwig  F A Ellert  to  Friedrich 

„ Kop'1®° $9,000 

Campbell  av,  107  ft  a of  Van  Buren  st,  ef 
25x125,  imp,  Jan  22,  TRand  J L Camp- 
bell to  Thos  H Smith . , , $4  50Q 

Cherry  av,  near  Weed  st,  ef,  66  ft  to  river 
Jan  6,  estate  of  H Pumpelly  to  Nathan 

Mears  $4,588 

Canal  st,  178  feet  s of  Van  Buren,  ef,  44x 
151,  imp,  Jan  16,  H & J Schwabacher  to 
C and  M Fleischmann $27  000 

Campbell  ave,  the  premises  No  243,  Nov 
12,  ’85,  Charles  H Crane  to  Barbara  Ti- 
tus.   $2,750 

Dearborn  st  S,  168  feet  n of  37th,  ef,  24x 
123,  Jan  6,  Albt  Crane  to  Jno  W Sto’ugh- 

ton  $2,250 

Division  st  W,  nw  cor  of  Macedonia,  sf 
27x100,  imp,  Feb  1,  Jno  O Horm  to  Fer- 

dmand  Grebe ® ^ 5QQ 

Division  st,  102  feet  e of  State,’  sf,'  48x67 
with  bldgs  Nos  557  and  559,  January 
27,  Frank  I Whitney  to  John  Q Adams, 

Douglas  place.  48  1-2  ft  w of  Rhodes  av 
sf,  50x104,  Jany  22,  F B Hill  to  Mary 

Callaghan  $5 ,500 

Dearborn  st,  70  ft  n of  Randolph,  wf,  62x 
160x80,  imp,  Jan  30,  Hannah  and  Chas 

Busby  to  Norman  B Ream $210  000 

Dickson  st,  432  ft  s of  Blackhawk,  ef,  24x 
1373£,  imp,  Jany  29.  Lina  Hamel  to  A 

and  M Meger it»2  575 

Dashiel  st,  240  ft  s of  Douglas  av,'ef,  48x 
123,  Jan  18,  John  Boyle  to  W H Macy, 

Dearborn  st  S,  nw  cor  of  22d,  ef,  150x132 
Jan  11,  Thos  B Bryon  to  Ernst  J Leh- 


Jany  23,  John  E Rhodes  to  Henry  G 
foreman 907 

Franklin  st,  198  ft  n of  Randolph,'  w'fi  und 
^ of,4Jx80’  Jan  30,  Albt  E Kent  to  Sid- 
ney  A Lent $17  500 

Gurley  st,  90  feet  e of  Morgan,  nf,  20x80, 
Jan  28,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Rose 
Brandt 1Q() 

° 9°Jer.St;  ch6  Premises  N°  2221,  January 
2b,  G A Seamans  to  Jennie  E Milliken, 

Groveland  Park  av,  187  ft  s' of  '29th  'st$ef00° 
30  ft  to  alley,  Feby  3,  Joseph  Belfield  to 
.kmma  Riegelman $3 

G7nV0!^,d/Tark  av’  360  ft  n of’ 33d 'st,  ef, 

25’  F A ard  A B Webb  to 
Rhode  M Coffin nnn 

Huron  st  W 177  ft  w of  Paulina,  nf,  25x 
124,  Jan  14,  R M Hunt  to  J M Dooley, 

ft  n of  Crl'stal  street,  ef, 
25x1  ^6,  Jany  30,  C F Pietsch  to  W M 
Hams g75Q 

Hastings  st,  174  ft  w of  Centre  av,  sf,  25x 
12t\1Inp’  Feb3’  Jeremiah  Callery  to  W 
Doering.  . $3,300 

Hunt  st,  the  premises  No  31,  February  1 
Christine  Holliston  to  H N Hullison! 


Halsted 


st  N,  52  ft  s of  Clay,  ef,  25x125, 

lmP’  J)ecu  ,24’  ’85’  H C Dodeen  et  al  to 
J ohn  Goeble ...... ........  $ j 900 

Indiana  st,  120  ft  e of  Clark, ’ sf,’ 39x100 
Jan  23,  Jno  F Kenengy  to  Michl  Naugh- 
1)011  ....  ....  ....  ....  ....  ....  600 

Jefferson  st,  48  feet  n of  Meagher,  wf,  50x 
JO,  Jan  2,  Nicholas  Barry  to  Jno  P Neal 

Ja8C9kVQ989i^’  1/lft  6 of  WesteVn  a'v.'^f0 

82%x221%,  Jany  1,  John  A Conant  to 

Barbara  Titus.  . > gg  000 

Johnson  st,  24  ft  s of  Maxwell,  ef,  24x100, 
Oct  8,  '85,  Orlando  Davidson  to  John 

Reid $1  500 

Kansas  st,  175  ft  w of  Laflin,  sf,  25x10412 
Jan  22,  W A Porter  to  James  Sullivan’ 

$800 

5 OK,  iUU  XI  w or  J jAtlin  of  9K„1 1H 

Jan 


Kansas  st,  200  ft  w of  Laflin, 'sf, '25x104% 
•Ta”  22,  same  to  M and  C McCrink’ 


Margaret  st,  121  ft  s of  14th,  wf,  24x103 
Jany  11,  A C Goodman  to  John  Scan- 

ion  . . * *2  000 

Margaret  st,  97  ft  n of  Henry,  wf,  24x103 
April  13,  ’85,  A C Goodman  to  Fanny 
Brennan »75Q 

Meagher  st,  200  ft  w of  Canal, 'sf.  25x173 
February  2,  M and  C Coun  to  John  P 

Neal <l»2  500 

Meagher  street,  the  premises  No  87,  Jan  6 

Dan  O Brien  to  John  P Neal $i  800 

Meagher  st,  182  ft  e of  Halsted,  sf,  25x90, 

Jan  2,  N Stephan  to  same $2  000 

Michigan  av,  ne  cor  of  35th  st,  wf.  52  8-~10 
xl44,  Jan  30,  A H and  Jas  K Burtis  to 

Henry  A Rust $21,000 

McHenry  st,  318  ft  n of  North  ave,  wf  25 
ft  to  alley,  imp,  Jany  30,  Frk  Glow  to  A 
and  R Rathke ....  ....  ....  . f | 100 

Market  st,  n of  Van  Buren,  ef,  50  feet  to 
river,  being  Nos  238  and  240,  Jany  29 
Master  in  Chancery  to  AlbtJ  Averell’ 

Maxwell  st,  175  ft  w of  Union,  nf.  Feb  3 
Ferdinand  Kubieck  to  Charles  Drabeck,’ 

000 

Miller  st,  100  ft  n of  Gurley,  wf,  25x102 
Jan  2,  Martin  Hayes  to  J and  A Beattie 

Norton  st,  144  ft  s of  Polk,'  wf,  48x106 W, 

Oct  16,  ’85,  Henry  Strong  to  John  A 

N W°  f V $800 

North  ay.  e of  and  near  Sedgwick  st,  sf,  24 
xlOO,  imp,  Jan  24,  Conrad  L Niehoff  to 

Catherine  Stanger  $4,600 

Ohio  st  W,  75  feet  e of  May,  nf,  25x110 
Feby  2,  F C Ronning  to  John  Oberg’ 

Ogden  av,  367  ft  n of  Polk  st,‘ef, '24x100 
imp,  January  28,  Wm  P Fitzpatrick  to 

Christian  H Hulvere $10  950 

Ogden  av,  26%  ft  sw  of  Robey' st’,  se  f 24x 
DecIT2,4’  ’85-  w and  H Kettner  to 

P Vt1,  la,m  Holt $3,575 

Portland  av,  near  36th  st,  wf,  25x125  Dec 

23,  ’85,  Godfrey  Schmid  to  A A Bowman 


Rebecca  st,  the  premises  No  74,  Feby  2, 

Patrk  Minster  to  John  P Neal $1,000 

Rebecca  st,  216  ft  w of  Loomis,  sf,  24x124, 

Jan  18,  L G Arnold  to  same $1,600 

Rebecca  street,  near  Waller,  sf,  24x120, 
January  20,  H W Armington  to  John  P 

n Keal'”l 

Rebecca  st,  e of  Centre  ave,  sf,  24x120 

imp,  Nov  18,  ’85,  Isaac  Claflin  to  same] 

Rebecca  st,  120  ft  e of  Paulina,  sf,  24x124 
January  14,  W Tonks  to  John  P Neal! 



Robey  st  N,  sw  cor  of  Crystal,  ef,  24x107 

Jan  20,  Geo  Thiele  to  H H Horstman, 

Superior  st  W,  75  ft  e of  Bickerdike,  sf 
25x123,  Jany  25,  M J & W Lister  to  C 

$1,100 


Reinke . 


Spaulding  ave.  sw  cor  of  12th  st,  ef,  370x 
350,  and  788)4x597,  Sept  17,  ’85.  A 
J Willard  et  al  to  Henry  B Eastman. 

Seventeenth  st  W,  146  ft  e of  Ashland  av, 
nf,  25x124,  Jan  20,  est  of  A M Hunting- 

ton  to  A M Stepina $850 

Samuel  st,  192  feet  s of  Emily,  wf,  24x128 
L,  Jan  18,  est  of  W S Johnston  to  John 
Gaede ........  ....  ....  , $800 

State  st,  100  ft  n of  13th,  wf,  95  15-100  ft 
to  alley,  Feb  1,  Potter  Palmer  to  Chas 

Q W Brega $28,545 

Sangamon  st  S,  the  premises  No  176,  Jan 
18,  Reid  & Shores  to  Patrick  Gaynor, 

9QQ 

Sawyer  av,  sw  cor  of  Hasbine  st,  ef,  125x 
125,  Dec  21,  ’85,  C B Sawyer  to  Havilah 

Davis 000 

State  st,  40  ft  s.of  Peck  court,  wf,  40x138, 
Jan  30,  A E and  S A Kent  to  H C Wal- 
ker...   $30,000 

Stearns  st,  97  ft  w of  Emerald,  sf,  24x125 
Jan  28,  T H Faile  to  Charles  Drabeck, 

$590 


$600 


mann $26,400 

Dickson  st,  120  ft  n of  Blackhawk,  wf  24x 
124  imp.  Jany  21,  Anton  Schimauski  et 

al  to  A Marmol <&2  100 

Eighteenth  place  W,  25  ft  w of  Brownrsf 
25x78,  Jan  22,  J D Lehmer  to  D Haak! 

Elm  st,  385  ft  e of  State,  sf,  25  ft’to'alley85° 
imp,  Feb  2,  Henry  W Leman  to  Ida  A 
4 ortfir ....  ....  ....  ....  ...  $11  q7k 

E1™.  s1t’1'3‘J  ft  w °f  Lake-Shore  drive,  nf. 
-0x109)4,  with  building  No  478,  Feb  2 
John  L Cochran  to  Delia  B Conover! 

Eighteenth  st  W,  75  feet  e of'  Paulina, ^f^0 
25x125^  imp,  Jany  22,  Frk  Pokorney  to 

John  Daniel $^300 

Forest  ave,  68  feet  s of  32d  st,  wf,  34x124 
Jan  29,  Simon  Yondorf  to  Henry  I Cobb 

„ $3,500 

Franklin  st,  99  ft  s of  Jackson,  ef,  20%x 
165,  Dec  28,  ’85,  Ann  L Mason  to  John 

E Rhodes $16,800 

h ranklin  st,  99  ft-,  of  Jackson,  ef,  41x165 


$800 

Kansas  st,  100  feet  w of  Laflin,  sf,  25x104 
Jany  15,  W A Porter  to  John  Madigan! 

$800 

Kendall  st,  near  Birch,  se  f,  22x100,  Jany 

16,  J Friedholm  to  Carl  Landquist, 

• •••  ••*.  ....  .... .... ...,  . $ono 

Leavitt  st,  100  ft  north  of  Taylor,  25x126 
January  8,  H M Hooker  to  Alice  Scott,’ 

Lake  st,  160  feet  e of  Market,  nf,  20x180 
i“P-N°v  30,  ’85,  Jos  Ullman  to  F Cor- 

T ^ n llSOrVu $35,000 

Laballe  av,  the  premises  No  491,  Jan  21 

Sped  Commissioner  to  Tridor  Witkows- 

ki &9  210 

Lowe  av,  172%  ft  n of  31st  st,  wf,  25x124, 
Jan  29,  Thos  H Faile  to  J P & M Farley 

g j 875 

Leavitt  st,  150  feet  s of  Hirsch,  ef,  25x125, 
Jan  2,  John  Jensen  to  John  Elbers,’ 

Laurel  st,  ne  cor  33d,  wf,  33x118,  Janv  5 

est  of  H Head  to  J Riotowski $800 

Lake  st,  120  ft  w of  Dearborn,  nf,  20x180 
Jan  30,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Clarissa 

r ^ShU1?,Wa,y $20,000 

Lot  5 in  block  16,  Sheffield’s  add,  Jan  30, 
Master  in  Chancery  to  Clansea  B Shum- 

way ooo 

Lincoln  st,  137  ft  n of  Jackson,  wf,  18  10- 

12x125,  impd,  Jany  1,  Wm  F Blocki  to 


Thos  D Cook 


$8,000 


Lexington  st,  se  cor  of  Francisco,  und 
of  2%  acs,  Jany  16,  John  J Jones  to  J 

Nelson  Vance $2,200 

| Lincoln  st,  77  feet  s of  Bryson,  ef,  29x99, 

I Jan  29,  J Anderson  to  O C Anderson’, 

Meagher  st,  75  ft  e of  Union,  s'f, ’2'5'xlOO 
with  23x100  ft  on  Union,  Jhn  21,  A and 
J Donohoe  to  John  P Neal  $‘^000 

Murray  st,  264  ft  s of  26th!  ef,  72x123 
Jan  28,  Albt  Crane  to  South  Halsted  st 
iron  Works ^9  325 

Moore  st,  e of  blvd,  sf,  25x124,  Dec  9,  ’85, 
t \V  Cass  to  J Gronnoy  , t , $250  | 


Portland  av,  near  36th  st,  wf,  25x125,  imn 
Dec  22,  ’85,  Emma  F Wichelow  to  same 
party qqq 

Paulina  st  S,  the  premises  No  196,  Jan  29, 

J L Wilson,  receiver,  to  Geo  A Miner,’ 

r>  • : ■ • • $3,o’oo 

Prairie  av,  250  feet  s of  32d  st,  wf,  25x125 
Jan  18,  A S Newell  to  James  I Cochran 

p;; $2,900 

■ram  av,  se  corner  Lincoln  st,  n f,  70x132 
Jany  26,  Daniel  W Ellis  to  Al’exande"r’ 

Henderson  $H  ,000 

Park  av,  73%  feet  w of  Harding,  sf,  49% 
xl25,  Jan  2,  A Sablich  to  E A Cummings 

.... 

Prairie  av,  84  feet  n of  18th  st,  ef,  47x172 
Jan  19,  Chas  L Allen  to  Jas  R Walker! 

Rebecca  st,  48  ft  w of  Loomis,  sf,  24x124, 
Jan  28,  Thos  Tipping  to  John  P Neal! 
„••••••;  — , $1,000 

Rebecca  st,  east  of  Centre  ave,  sf,  24x100, 

Jan  30,  J Durkin  to  same $1,700 

Rebecca  st,  e of  Centre  avenne.  sf,  24x100 

Feb  3,  Mary  Collins  to  same $1,000 

Rebecca  st,  e of  Centre  av,  sf,  24x120,  Feb 

1,  A Pochertto  same $1,000 

Rebecca  st,  95  ft  e of  Centre  av,  sf,  24x124, 

Jan  30,  F W Berdron  to  same  . . $2  500 

Rebecca  st,  79  ft  w of  Paulina,  sf,  48x124, 

Feb  3,  FrkCihak  to  same $2,000 

Robey  st  N,  sw  cor  of  Homer,  ef,  48x100, 

Jan  4,  Nat  1 Park  Bank  to  Henry  Hoepe 

Richmond  st,  ne  cor  of  Thomas,  wf,  50x 
125,  Jan  30,  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  A W 

Pendleton  $!  ,i00 

Rebecca  st,  142  ft  e of  Laflin  st,  sf,  48x 
124,  Jan  28,  Master  in  Chanc  to  Auonst 

p Toerpe  $4  600 

Rebecca  st,  215  ft  w of  Centre  av,  sf  24x 
124,  Feb  1,  K and  J Peckler  to  John  P 

$3,000 

Robey  st,  n of  and  near  Taylor,  ef  17%’x 
112,  impd,  Feby  4,  F B Clarke  to  Wm 
Meredeth < <5-3  jqq 

Rhodes  ave,  bet  33d  and  34th  sts.’wf,  60x 
150,  imp,  July  29,  ’85,  H G Chamberlain 


State  st,  281  ft  n of  16th,  wf,  und  % of  36 
ft  to  alley,  Jan  30,  Albt  E Kent^  to  Sid- 

ney  A Kent $15,000 

iwenty -seventh  st,  near  Arnold,  sf,  40x 
240,  Jan  25,  Hannah  Goldsmith  to  Frnk 

Ennessey $4,500 

I wenty-second  st,  50  ft  w of  Wentworth 
av,  nf,  25x100,  Jan  14,  John  G Shortall 

to  John  H Wrenn $3  oqo 

Taylor  st  W,  ne  cor  Oakley  av,  sf,  48x100 
Jan  21,  Eliza  M Reid  to  Jno  H Howard,’ 

$1,750 

inirty-ninth  8t,  ne  cor  Langley  av,  sf, 
349%  ft  to  alley,  Jan  29,  Michl  D Hen- 

nesey  fo  Henry  A Rust $40,984 

Third  av,  90  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st,  wf,  40x 
93,  Jan  18,  estate  of  Wm  P Kerr  to  Hen- 
ry J Boone  Jr $25,500 

Third  av,  90  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st,  wf,  40x 
93,  Jan  21,  Henry  J Boone  Jr  to  Wal- 
lace L DeWolf $28  000 

Thirty-first  st,  nw  cor  of  Portland  av  s’f 
66x100,  Jan  28,  O B Matteson  to  George’ 

W Norton $3,500 

Thirteenth  st  W,  168  ft  w of  Paulina,  sf, 
24x125,  Jan  29,  Thos  Doyle  to  C H Har- 

n®01) $650 

Twelfth  st  W,  174  ft  w of  Oakley  av,  sf,  50 
xl25,  Feb  1,  John  Morrison  to  Thos  H 

«ault-  $3,000 

Thirteenth  place  W,  250  ft  w of  Hoyne  av, 
nf,  25x124,  Jany  27,  John  Masck  to  Jos 

Borges $2,200 

Throop  st,  72  ft  n of  21st.  wf,  24x125,  July 
31,  William  Kaspar  to  J & M Japa. 

$1,000 

Throop  st,  96  ft  s of  18th,  ef,  24x125,  imp, 

Feby  l,  A and  M Votava  to  M Nowak, 

$2,800 

Throop  st  N,  179%  ft  n of  Madison,  wf. 
21x89,  imp,  Jan  26,  Theodore  Sheldon 

to  J LeRoy  Bennett $6  500 

Taylor  st  W,  200  feet  e of  Oakley  ave,  n’f, 
25x158,  Jan  29,  L Spalding  to  Thos  Don- 

oghue 

Union  st,  100  ft  s of  12th,  wf,  25x105,  imp, 

Feby  3,  F and  A Rubinstein  to  J and  F 

Haut 4QQ 

1 an  Buren  st  W,  near  Nassau,  nf,  25x100, 
with  other  property,  Jan  22,  C R Steele 

to  L D Hammond $725 

Van  Buren  st  W,  near  Nassau,  nf,  25x100, 
with  other  property,  Jan  22,  same  party 


to  C A North  . 


.$725 


to  Wm  E Smith  , 


.$12,000  | 


Van  Buren  st  W,  near  Nassau,  nf,  25x100, 
with  other  property,  Jan  21,  same  party 
to  same ....  ....  ....  ....  ....  $725 

Van  Buren  st  W,  86  ft  e of  Paulina,  nf, " 
20x117,  imp,  Feb  1,  Schlessinger  & May- 
er to  Mathilda  Herschel $6,075 

Van  Buren  st  W,  near  Nassau,  nf,  25x100, 
with  other  property,  Jan  22,  C R Steele 
to  H E Hammond $725 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


80 


Vernon  av,  52  ft  n of  31st,  ef,  64x115,  Feb 
1,  J M and  Eli  Smith  to  Hugh  Daley, 

$12,500 

|Van  Buren  st  W,  bet  Marshfield  and  Pau- 
lina, nf,  40*4x117,  with  buildgs,  Jan  28, 
Master  in  Chancery  to  Henry  A Barling 

et  al $13,000 

Vernon  av,  214  ft  n of  34th  st,  ef,  50x164 
1-2,  Jan  29,  Julia  P Warren  to  Edith  B 

Boyden $5,500  j 

Vernon  avenue,  adjoining  above,  50x164  | 

1-2,  Jan  29,  same  party  to  Geo  D Boy-  ; 

den $5,500 

,Vesson  st,  n of  Chicago  ave,  ef,  25x128, 
Sept  24,  ’85,  estate  of  John  Bauer  to  B 

Koertgen $2,550 

iVabash  av,  46  ft  s of  Jackson  st,  ef,  20x 
90,  imp,  Feb  1,  est  of  Cyrus  H McCor- 
mick to  Henry  L Hill $37,500 

Warren  avenue,  the  premises  No  465,  Jan 
25,  J H Doig  to  C T Hubbard,  trustee, 

$7,000 

(Wabash  ave,  se  cor  of  21st  st,  wf,  70x119, 
with  75x50  ft  in  rear,  with  building,  Jan 
28,  Norman  B Ream  to  Hannah  Busby, 

$125,000 

Warren  av,  the  premises  No  464,  Jan  1, 
Thomas  Pond  to  John  T Shannon, 

$7,000 

Walnut  st,  ne  cor  of  Paulina  st,  sf,  75x100, 
Feb  1,  F S Tyrrell  to  Charles  T Tyrrell 

$5,000 

Wabash  ave,  near  15th  st,  wf,  146  94  lOOx 
181%,  Feb  1,  Mathew  Laflin  to  John  D 

Jennings $36,735 

Wentworth  av,  se  cor  of  18th  st,  wf,  360x 
157,  May  19,  ’83,  Ira  C Calef  to  the 
Lake  Shore  & Mich  Southern  R R Co, 

$60,000 

Wabash  av,  105%  feet  n of  18th  st,  wf,  und 
half  of  15%xl72,  imp,  Dec  5, ’85,  estate 
of  Charles  B Pope  to  Sarah  A Pope, 

$7,500 

Weft  half  of  ne  % of  sec  31,  39, 14,  Jan  27, 
John  Q Adams  to  Frank  J Whitney, 

$30,000 

Waller  st,  81  feet  s of  Maxwell,  wf,  26x87. 
imp,  Jany  25,  John  Carey  to  D and  E 

O’Brien $2,400 

Wilcox  st,  near  Washtenaw  av,  nf,  24x125, 
imp,  Jany  23,  W H Thomas  to  Welfrid 
Lacroix $3,000 

North  or  City  Limits. 

(Hark  st,  340  feet  s of  School,  wf,  25x200, 
Dec  24,  ’85,  est  of  C W Weston  to  Chas 

Klatt $1,000 

Commercial  st,  329  ft  s of  Tuttle,  ef,  50x 
163,  Jany  26,  S Sickinger  et  al  to  J A 

Highet $500 

st,  near  Otto,  ef,  30  ft  to  alley,  Nov 
12,  ’85,  Conrad  Seipp  to  Ernst  J Leh- 
mann   $700 

Dakin  st,  ne  corner  of  Robey,  sf,  40x122, 
Dec  11,  ’85,  EG  Pauling  to  F Leeman, 

$1,200 

Deming  court,  ne  cor  of  Orchard  st,  sf, 
100x190,  imp,  Jany  22,  Jas  P Hayde  to 

Eliza  Hayde $8,000 

Fletcher  st,  471  ft  w of  Evanston  ave,  sf, 
50x125,  Jan  28,  John  McConnell  to  Mary 

A Jenks $1,650 

Homer  av,  25  ft  e of  Robey  st,  nf,  25x125, 
Oct  13,  ’85,  S E Gross  to  J N Brooks, 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

68  Washington  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


|dark 


.$375 


Orchard  st,  n of  Fullerton  av,  25x90,  Jany 
26,  Birney  Hand  to  J G Sjoberg, 

$875 

Oakdale  ave,  ne  cor  of  Herndon  st,  sf,  74 
%xl22,  Aug  3,  ’85,  est  of  W O Jones  to 

A C Brackebush $1,800 

Palmer  st,  192  ft  s of  Wilson  av,  wf,  lOOx 
152,  Jan  25,  Thos  W Wilmarth  to  Lucy 

G Meader $6,000 

Paulina  st,  279  ft  s of  Tuttle  ave,  ef,  50x 
165,  Dec  12,  ’85,  Sickinger  & Weber  to 

J A J Beckman $500 

Racine  av,  73  ft  n of  Montana  st,  wf,  27x 
120,  Dec  29,  ’85,  B Lombard  Jr  et  al  to 

W W Burson....  .' $1,012 

Sheffield  av,  218  ft  s of  Diversey  st,  ef,  25 
xl40,  Dec  12,  ’85,  E E Briggs  to  Valen- 
tine Haas $1,000 

Sheffield  ave,  adjoining  aboi  e,  12%xl40, 
Dec  12,  ’85,  L and  P M Miller  to  same 

party $500 

Sheffield  av,  243  ft  s of  Diversey  st,  ef,  25x 
140,  Dec  12,  ’85,  Emily  C Briggs  to  Jno 

1 Haas $1,000 

Sheffield  av,  268  fts  of  Diversey  st,  ef,  25x 
’ 140,  Dec  5,  ’85,  same  to  H G Forman, 

i $1,000 

School  st,  332  feet  e of  Robey,  nf,  25x125, 
Jany  23,  J A Crawley  to  J H Gormley, 


South  of  City  Limits. 

Augusta  st,  214  ft  e of  Grand  blvd,  nf,  25x 
112,  Sept  27,  ’85,  G H & W B Barbour 

to  Olney  Burlingame $1,250 

Arnold  st,  94  ft  n of  61st,  wf,  27x125,  Nov 
19,  ’81,  Master  in  Chy  to  Robert  Scoon, 

$1,274 

Barney  st,  50  feet  w of  Wright,  nf,  47%x 
120,  January  26,  Richd  Nash  to  Braton 

Bushee $2,000 

Burnside  st,  near  45th,  ef,  23x100,  Sept  3, 
’83,  Van  H Higgins  to  Peter  Scheidt, 

$526 

Butterfield  st,  near  Forty-sixth,  wf,  24x 
100,  Nov  6,  ’85,  R Menk  to  O M Olson, 

$550 

Centre  av,  nw  cor  of  45th  st,  all  of  block 
16,  Jan  25,  John  Cudahy  to  the  North- 
western Fertilizing  Co $22,000 

Drexel  boulvd,  sw  cor  of  46th  st,  ef,  96%x 
200,  Oct  3,  ’85,  Geo  C Walker  to  George 

M Bogue $12,500 

Drexel  blvd,  148  ft  n of  46th  st,  ef,  50  ft 
to  alley,  Jany  5,  D and  H W Hoyt  to  H 

J Caristoph $7,500 

Drexel  blvd,  198  ft  n of  46th  at,  ef,  100  ft 
to  alley,  Jany  5,  M W & O R Keith  to 

same $15,000 

Evarts  ave,  se  cor  of  42d  st,  wf,  50x126, 
January  23,  Samuel  Beers  to  J S Smith 

$600 

Englewood  av,  136  feet  e of  Halsted  st,  nf, 
38%xl24.  March  5,  ’85,  A Tidholm  to  R 

D Sylvester $468 

Egandale  av,  173  feet  n of  50th  st,  ef,  50x 
1501  Feb  1,  Wallace  Heckman  to  Howe 

& Terry $3,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  bet  Wentworth  ave  and 
School  st,  sf,  48  ft  to  alley,  Nov  10,  ’85, 

M D Gilman  to  M McMartin $800 

Forty -seventh  st,  144  ft  e of  Stewart  ave, 
nf.  24x105,  Feb  1,  W Lister  to  C Mount- 

ford $550 

Greenwood  ave,  se  cor  of  48th  st,  wf,  80x 
197,  Oct  13,  ’85,  Geo  M Bogue  to  Ros- 
well G Bogue $8,000 

Indiana  av,  the  premises  No  3928,  Feb  1, 

M & W B Briggs  to  Thos  Cunningham, 

$5,000 

Indiana  ave,  152  feet  n of  61st  st,  wf,  25x 
170,  Jany  19,  F A and  Q Kilbie  to  Josie 

Williams $800 

Indiana  ave,  238  ft  s of  61st  st,  wf,  lot  11, 
Jany  27,  C H Caldwell  to  A C Mann, 

$2,750 

Lot  11  block  in  Wilson’s  et  al 

part  of  e % sw  %,  sec  15,  38,  14,  Jan  1, 

J E Smith  to  C H Caldwell $1,800 

Lake  av,  bet  43d  and  45th  sts,  wf,  25x125, 
Jan  1,  A H Lowden  to  James  E Church 

$2,000 

Monroe  st,  200  feet  s of  56th,  ef,  100x175, 
January  5,  C S Stocker  to  W C Nelson, 


106,  Nov  15,  ’85,  Charles  Delano  to  Wm 

Gilman $3,500 

Wentworth  ave,  251  ft  n of  58th  st,  ef,  25x 
122,  Jany  20,  E C and  O Blade  to  F E 

Schmidt $1,100 

Wentworth  ave,  near  57th  st,  wf,  74x127, 
Jan  22,  M E and  H G Thompson  to  C 

W Stevens $3,500 

Western  av  blvd,  nw  cor  of  43d  st,  ef,  46x 
125,  impd,  Jany  5,  M J Moisant  to  Wm 

Maxwell $2,450 

Woodst,  betwn  48th  and  49th,  ef,  72x124, 
Nov  15,  ’85,  Henry  Pascoe  to  L A Spaul- 
ding   $900 

West  of.  City  Limits. 

Basil  av,  195%  ft  n of  Wabansia,  ef,  50x 
118,  imp,  Jany  29,  Olson  <fc  Johnson  to 

Thos  B Arnold... $3,200 

California  av,  223  ft  s of  Cortland  st,  wf, 
25x126,  Feb  1,  R W Campion  to  Hubert 

McCormick $1,000 

Fairfield  av,  240  ft  n of  North,  wf,  25x125, 
Feb  3,  John  Nelson  et  al  to  Thos  P Bo- 

din  $2,800 

Gross  av,  189  feet  n of  Wabansia,  wf,  24x 
125,  Oct  3,  ’85,  W and  E Ellinghausen  to 

Schautz  Bros  & Ellinghausen $1,500 

Lot  14,  blk20,  Garfield,  Dec  22,  ’85,  J F 

Keeney  to  E Watson $400 

Park  av,  77  e of  West  43d  st,  sf,  Jan  23, 
West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  Mary  Fro- 
quer $750 


Lots  3 to  7 b 1 lots  13  14  b 2,  lots  27  2 8 and  44  b 3,  of 
b 1,  Norton’s  sub  ne  qr  27  38  14,  Jan  23,  W V Ja- 
cobs to  Hugh  Heron *2,600 

Lots  18  ami  19  b 53,  Cornell,  Auk  5,  A G Rullffson  to 

J A Anderson 

Lots  32  and  33  b 3,  Palmer’s  add  to  H Chicago,  Kept 
29,  Estate  of  3 T Edson  to  James  Konau, 

$1,350 

Lot  41  b l5,  8 Chicago,  Jany  2,  C k C C & D Co  to  A 

Nilson • • *'250 

Und  V i lot  17  b 14,  Irondale,  Jany  22,  ’88,  Neil  Pat- 
terson to  Dan  Patterson $1 

Lot  5 sub  of  lot  1 to  5 blck  52,  Cornell,  Dec  12,  ’85, 

E Dobson  to  J Hubbard 1250 

Lot  9 b 7,  Wait  & Bowens’  sub  ne  qr  33  38  14,  Jany 

29,  N J Miner  to  W Wyles $1,125 

N !4  lot  150  div  1,  Westfall’s  sub  in  30  38  15,  Jany  28, 

H Spuehr  to  A M Ward $105 

Lot  24  b 47,  Cornell,  Jany  30,  R A Lutes  to  J II  Mc- 


Avoy . 


$300 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 


Prairie  av,  sw  cor  of  40th  st,  ef,  115x160, 
Jany  14,  Rufus  Hitchcock  to  Orrin  M 

Wells $7,492 

Root  st,  110  ft  wof  Bissell,  sf,  25x124,  Jan 
22,  John  Reynolds  to  Annie  Tierney, 

$850 

Stewart  av,  near  se  cor  of  53d  st,  wf,  62% 
xl33,  Jan  7,  M F Rawdon  to  J T Arm- 
strong   $600 

Smith  av,  236  feet  w of  Hickory  st,  sf,  25x 
125,  Jan  18,  Michl  Clarisey  to  Mathew 

Clarisey '$600 

State  st,  178  feet  n of  47th,  wf,  166x161, 
Feb  1,  F G and  H Gradle  to  William  C 

Seipp - • $8,300 

Thirty-ninth  st,  near  Ward,  sf,  48x125, 
imp,  Dec  11,  ’85,  T J McKay  to  Jno  Mc- 
Kay   $1,800 

Wentworth  ave,  48  ft  s of  Swan  st,  ef,  48x 


Lot  8 b 11,  sub  sw  \ 20  39  14,  Jan  26,  ’86,  A Loula  to 

V Dlouhy $2,000 

Lot  12  b 1,  Vernon  Park  add  to  Chicago,  Jan  12,  ’86, 

J Keller  to  R W Bridge $2,875 

Lot  46  b 5,  Central  Park  add,  Oct  3,  B Hagaman  to  C 

Murphy $438 

Lots  10  and  11  blk  1,  Newberry’s  addn,  Jan  25,  W H 

Smith  to  G P Braun $19,000 

Lot  45  b 3,  Dobbins’  sub  in  sw  qr  28  39  14,  July  2,  T 

H Faile  to  Jno  Waska $750 

Lot  2 blk  3,  Higgins’  sub  of  25  acs  in  se  >4  4 38  14, 

Jany  23,  M Laflin  to  .1  H Harmes $500 

Lot  23  in  sub  of  parts  blks  4 and  5,  Higgins’  sub  25 
acs  in  se  qr  4 38  14,  Oct  29,  M Laflin  to  H Buske, 

$510 

Lot  23  C & D Co  sub  pt  w Vi  se  qr,  31  37  15,  May  24, 

’84,  C&CC&DCotoDB  Carse $350 

Lots  42  and  43  b 2,  and  lot  22  b 6,  May  24,  ’84,  same 

to  same $1,050 

Lots  1 2 and  e 6 ft  lot  9 blk  64  7 39  14,  Dec  31, Mrs  S 

J Holbrook  to  S R Harris $3,914 

Lot  10  11  and  n 10  ft  12  b 4,  University  sub  of  Eng- 
lewood, Jan  30,  Alice  M Caulkins  to  Catherine  E 

Wickersham  . . $1,250 

N % of  lot  62  b 3 of  lot  3,  Circuit  Court  Ptn,  nw  !4 
8 39  14,  Dec  21,  John  and  M Riley  to  Jas  Sennott, 

$1,275 

Lots  13  and  14  b6,  Keeney  & Rinn’s  addn  to  Evans- 
ton, Jany  30,  Jacob  Metzger  to  the  C E & Lake 

Supr  R R Co $1,000 

Premises  No  237  Leavitt  st,  Oct  19,  G N Hull  to 

Mrs  C A Vosburgh $8,000 

Premises  No  30  Wesson  st,  Jan  28,  A J Hull  to  John 

Rieck $2,600 

®o  t>nn  i Part  of  lot  5 b 3,  Snyder’s  add  to  Evanston,  Jan  28, 

M Anderson  tnflKli  Lake  Sunr  R R Co. 


Hannah  M Anderson  to  C E & Lake  Supr  R R Co, 

$600 

Lot  14  b 2 Kehl’s  sub  blks  17  18  etc,  Clark’s  Sub,  e 
Vi  sw  qr  13  39  13,  January  6,  C H Kehl  to  A Berg, 

$450 

Lot  39,  Gano’s  sub  pt  blk  10,  33  39  14,  Feb  1,  Henry 

O Gano  to  F G Walker $678 

Part  of  lot  3,  Co  Clerk’s  division  in  n half  19  41  14, 
Feby  2,  P Zender  to  C E & Lake  Sup’r  Railway  Co 

$T00 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  21  and  22  b 1 b 4,  Brookline,  Nov  25,  Seth  Gage 

to  John  Johnson $450 

Lots  23  24  27  to  32  b 10,  Allen’s  addn  to  S Chicago, 

C D Rhodes  to  N S Jones $600 

Lot  14  b 2,  Wait  & Muuro’s  addn  to  Hyds  Park,  Jan 

21,  EB  Springer  toG  W Ford $1,250 

Lot  24.  b 2,  Palmer’s  add  to  South  Chicago,  Dec  29, 
Mary  P M Palmer  to  E P Proctor $565 


COAL! 


Lot  45  b 3,  Ironworkers’  addn,  Jan  25,  C McLennan 

to  A Dinse $450 

Lot  44  blk  3,  same  addn,  Jan  25,  same  to  H Blohm, 

$450 


LAKE. 

Lot  46  b 11,  Chicago  Lawn,  Jan  29,  J A Eberhart  to 

F H Loring $200 

Lot  11  b 1 sub  1 24,  16  38  14,  Jan  29,  ’86,  E C Blade  h 

al  to  F E Schmidt $1,100 

NW  qr  nw  qr  28  38  14,  Jan  22,  Raspin  P.  Cherry  to 

S P Parmely $60,000 

Und  % of  pt  n 14  n H ne  qr  28  38  14,  e of  railroad, 

Dec  26,  M A Barrett  to  J A Bartlett $10,000 

S Vi  lot  11  blk  3,  divn  of  lot  17  to  21,  8 T S,  16  38  14, 
Jany  4,  ’86,  Fanny  W De  Goll  et  al  to  John  S 

Smith $100 

Same.  Januar  y 5,  John  M Smith  to  S W Kesler, 

$1,250 

Lots  39  to  46  b 2,  sub  w Vi  sw  qr  35  38  14,  C A Grel- 

lachson  to  J H Brown $1,500 

Lots  37  and  38  blck  4,  Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14, 

Ang  3,  R S Cox  to  L A Spalding $400 

Lot  27,  Parmely ’s  subdn  in  nw  qr  33  38  14,  Jan  29,  J 

Bunningto  Mamie  Drolenger $250 

Lot  41  b 2,  Benedict’s  6ub  se  qr  20  38  14,  Jan  18,  R 

S Cox  to  J McCullough $200 

E 25  acs  of  n half  s half  ne  qr  28  38  14,  Jan  2,  Fredk 

E Woodbridge  to  Wm  H Calvin $10,000 

Lot  78  b 3,  Benedict’s  subdvn  ne  qr  se  qr  20  38  14, 

Aug  15,  R S Cox  to  Jacob  Unkelbach $250 

South  half  blocks  11  and  12,  Linden  Grove,  July  24, 

’83,  Jas  F Lord  to  Helen  S Neely $16,000 

Lot  52  blck  2,  Benedict’s  Bub  se  qr2U  38  14,  June  20, 

R S Cox  to  C Engelman $200 

Lots  11  14  15  blcok  13,  Linden  Grove,  Dec  15,  Mollie 

Semmes  to  Charlotte  A Baker $3,375 

Lot  4 of  lots  11  to  16  and  pt  9 and  10,  block  17,  Lin- 
den Grove,  Dec  29,  C H Caldwell  to  S Gannon, 

$655 


N 25  ft  lot  6 b 16,  Cossitt’s  1st  addn  to  La  Grange, 

J K Philo  and  wife  to  Felix  W Beecroft, 

$275 

Lot  23  b 9,  Cossitt’s  addn  to  La  Grange,  July  15,  F 
D Cossitt  to  W J Fischer $400 

CALUMET. 

Lot  3 sub  of  lot  6 blck  3,  16  37  14,  Nov  5,  ’85,  Thos  E 

Patterson  to  Wm  Vondersoar $150 

Lot  53  and  54,  same,  Oct  1,  ’85,  same  to  D R Martin 

$350 

Lots  86  87  and  92,  Dec  25,  85,  same  to  C Keizer, 

$450 

Lots  i9  and  20  block  44,  East  Washington  Heights, 

January  10,  E L Gillette  to  S M Smith $3,500 

Lots  32  to  37  b 9,  Brouse’s  sub  of  40  acs  in  sw  qr,  4 
37  14,  December  22,  C Hall  to  J H Curtis  et  al, 

’ $1,000 

Lots  131  132  133,  Sharpshooters’  Park  in  213714, 
Jan  29,  Chicago  Sharpthooters’  Assn  to  Conrad 
Seipp  Brewg  Co $727 

CICERO. 

East  190  ft  of  lot  3 b 1,  Kettlestrings’  addn  to  Har- 
lem, Dec  23,  J W Kettlestrings  to  J K Dunlop, 

/ ; $12,000 

Same  premises,  Dec  24,  J K Dunlop  to  M L Kettle- 

strings  $12,000 

W 9514  ft  of  e 105  ft  of  n half  lot  15,  Kettlestrings’ 
sub  in  7 39  13,  Jan  21,  Mary  E Ingalls  to  E In- 
galls  $6,000 

EVANSTON. 

Lot  1 and  pt  lot  16  b 22,  Evanston,  Dec  28,  ’85,  A E 

Ramsay  to  E F Spears $1 

Lot  4 (ex  w 50  ft)  block  2,  Adams’  addn,  Jan  29.  S B 
Chase  to  C E & Lake  Supt  Railroad  Company, 

$500 

Lots’ 5 to  10  (ex  wly  50  ft)  blk  2,  same  add,  Jan  29, 

same  to  same $2,870 

51  lots  in  Browne  & Culver’s  addn  to  North  Evans- 
ton, Jan  29,  C W Nicholes  to  Charles  E Browne, 

’ $571 

Lots’ 4 and  5 b 2,  Pitner’s  2d  add, , Rozena  S 

Lewis  to  P W Gates $1,600 

Lot  1 b 2 Hartny’s  addn  to  North  Evanston,  Feby  1, 
Anne  S Boman  to  C O Peterson $500 

JEFFERSON. 

Lots  2 to  17  20  21  30  31,  34  to  38  40  41  42  b 31;  lots  17  J 
to  22  25  26  b 15  in  sub  of  se  qr  34  40  13,  Jan  25,  Al- 
fred Nixon  to  0 M Wells ..$16,000 

S Vi  sw  qr  ne  qr  sw  qr  26  40  13,  May  9,  ’84,  Martin  N 

Kimball  to  Martin  N Kimball  Jr $3,500 

Lot  37  in  sub  of  e Vi  se  qr  12  40  13,  Jany  29,  Mary  G 

Hughes  to  M J Schaack  $1,400 

Lots  1 to  14  35  to  46  b 3,  Its  19  to  32  blk  2,  Huntley’s 
add  to  Pennock,  Jan  14,  Thos  Roth  to  C G Bode, 

$14,000 

Lot  14  anil  w Vi  lot  13  block  18,  Jefferson,  Jan  27,  H 

Vogt  to  P Kuhlmaun  $600 

Lots  41  b 5,  lots  1 and  4 blk  11,  Miller’s  addition  to 

Irving  Park,  Jan  19,  P W Taylor  to  L J Wingart, 

$600 


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Lot  55  sub  It  11  to  30,  Desplaines,  Jany  28,  ’86,  T 

Dewhurst  to  John  Alles  Jr  

Lots  14  and  15  blk  5,  Brown’s  addn  to  Desplaines, 
January  29,  C Z Miller  to  Thomas  L Carey, 

$600 

1 acre  in  aw  qr  e half  aw  qr  29  42  llt  Jan  21,  C 
to H Meyer, $ 


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NEW  TBIEB. 

Part  blk  27,  Winnetka,  Sept’r  4,  ’76,  J Ertman  to  O 

Madison .$950 

Part  of  se  qr  sec  6 and  of  ne  qr  sec  7 42  13,  May 

May  18,  H H Coe  to  R Walfe $6,300 

Lot  13  blcok  7,  Gourlay’s  add,  Glencoe,  Jan  27,  F A 
Boat  to  W G Prall $200 

PROVISO. 

Lots  6 7 8 block  192,  Maywood,  May  1,  ’85,  H P Nich- 
ols to  E L Morgan $2,700 

Lot  1 to  5 b 154,  Maywood,  Jan  20,  Maywood  Co  to 
E Dahlenberg $625 

RIVERSIDE. 

Lot  335  b 7, 2d  Div  Riverside,  Jan  7,  Sarah  C Allen 
to  Hans  Isak $2,000 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Und  Vi  of  pt  n of  railroad  of  lots  15  to  18  b 2 of  e Vi 
lots  15  and  16,  16  38  14,  Aug  17,  estate  of  Ira  J 

Nicholes  to  Albert  Wiederhold $300 

Same  premises,  Aug  17,  D C Nicholes  to  same $150 

Lot  54  b 8 Phillips’  sub  in  n Vi  6 36  15,  Aug  4,  Wra  L 

A Summet  to  Martha  A Martin $200 

40x150  ft  in  nw  cor  of  b 15,  Robinson’s  sub  se  qr,  36 
37  13,  March  10,  ’84,  F Sanerbia  to  F Doro, 

$950 

E half  ne  qr  19  37  11,  Sept  28,  John  Donovan  to 

same $10,000 

5 acs  in  sw  qr  sec  24,  Wheeling,  Jan  25,  Geo  Allison 

to  Sarah  Allison $400 

Lots  8 and  9,  Barnes’  addn  to  Irving  Park;  lots  21 
and  22  of  lots  6 7 and  part  5 of  lots  26, 16  38 14,  Jan 

28,  Eli  England  to  W Gregory $1,500 

Lot  8 b 52  S S addn,  Jan  30,  Ward  & Gaensslen  to 

Margt  D Ward $13,100 

S 9 acs  w of  river,  sw  qr;  also  2 acs  adj  in  sec  19  42 

12,  Jan 23,  Sarah  Allison  to  M Krause $725 

W Vi  lot  3 b 6,  Wolcott’s  addn,  No  141  Michigan  st, 
January  21,  Special  Commissioner  et  al  to  R Lut- 

holz $4,385 

Lot  39  b 4,  Culver’s  Park,  Feby  1,  E H Gammon  to 

T Bengston ,.  .$200 

Lot  14  b 1,  Traver’s  sub  nw  qr  nw  qr  ne  qr  8 38  14, 

Jan  26,  A O Butler  to  P Pendergrast $250 

Lots  11  to  15  b 240,  Maywood,  Dec  3,  E & W Brook- 

er  to  M W Dunham $3,000 

SE  qr  sw  qr  sw  qr  24  42  12,  Feb  1,  Wm  Eberlin  sr  to 

Fred  Hout $950 

Lot  40  b 13,  Norwood  Park,  Feby  1,  Jerome  B Ran- 
dall to  Alfred  G Low $400 

Lot  41  b 13,  same,  Dec  18,  Susan  D Warren  to  same 

$400 

Lots  12  3b  192,  Maywood,  Dec  31,  H W Talsted  to 

J Jennings $2,000 

Same  premises,  Dec  31,  J Jennings  to  Laura  Tal- 
sted  .$2,000 

E half  e half  sw  qr  12  39  12,  Dec  10,  Heirs  of  L K 

Hubbard  to  H Field $1 

56  acs  in  e half  nw  qr  20  36  15,  Jan  20,  J N Shannon 
to  A C Vanderburgh s.  .$8,400 

Special  Warranty  Deeds. 

Gerahty  P to  M J Gerahty,  Dec  5,  It  22  blk  26,  17  39 

14 $750 

Holden  C N to  L D Hammond,  Dec  12,  It  5,  Kimbal’s 

sub  14  39  13,  etc $2,250 

Patterson  N to  D Patterson,  Jany  22,  pt  lot  17  b 14, 

Irondale $1 

Smith  J D et  al  to  C H Caldwell,  It  11,  W H & T’s 

sub  15  38  14 $1,800 

Goodman  A C to  J Scanlon,  Jany  11,  It  27  blk  1,  S & 

Mc’s  sub,  20  39  14 $2,000 

Baird  P E to  H E C Smith,  Jan  27,  It  11  b 1,  32  39  14, 

$500 

N iekoff  C L to  C Stanger,  Jany  14,  pt  It  13  and  14  It 

26  etc,  North  add $4,600 

Tyrrell  F S to  C T Tyrreli,  Feby  1,  It  17  to  19  b 48, 

7 39  14 $5,000 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Feb.  4,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  163  $1,711,598 

County 188  499,115 

Total 351  $2,210,713 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Feb.  5,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 120  $558,603 

ounty 133  241,088 

Total 253  $799,691 


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ESTS. 

Lots  14  and  15,  Minnehaha,  in  se  qr  2 38 
13.  Apl  4,  P E Baird  to  J M Strowbridge 

et  al $40 

Lots  13  18  to  21  and  39,  of  blks  5 and  6, 
Clifford’s  add,  Jan  23,  H R and  S Hunt- 

ley  to  R C Moore $1 

E % lot  12  b 57,  S S add,  Dec  28,  J Dale- 
zal  to  W Dalezal $500 


Lot  41  b G,  Davis’  South  addn,  Jany  20, 
Louisa  Anderson  to  A P Martin  et  al 

$1,000 

Lot  34  of  lot  1 blk  38,  w % etc  21  39  14, 
Jany  16,  Henry  Halste  to  A Kinning, 

$133 

Lot  12  b 1 of  blocks  3 and  14,  Morris’  sub, 
sw  qr  18  39  14,  Jan  25,  Violet  Thurston 

to  Wm  Danniel $1 

Lot  15  b 4,  Reform  School  Tract,  Jan  14, 

P J Sexton  to  C R Allen $1 

N 20  ft  of  s 50  ft  of  lots  12  and  w half  3 
b 6,  Wolcott’s  add,  and  lot  45  of  lots  61 
to  90,  Bronson’s  addn,  Dec  16,  J A Dan- 
iels to  W H Sisson $1 

W half  lot  3 b 6,  Wolcott’s  add,  Jan  22,  VV 

H Sisson  et  al  to  R Suthholz $1 

Blk  41  west  half  27  39  14,  Jany  16,  Seth  B 

Howes  to  R M Heartfield $1 

Lot  1 20,  Hall  s sub  in  e half  sw  qr  4 39  14, 
Jan  27,  H Conlin  et  al  to  Mary  Camp- 
bell  $200 

Lot  8 blk  4,  Picket’s  2d  addn  to  Chicago, 
Jan  20,  William  C Hirschand  wife  to  M 

Krier $150 

Lot  1 and  2 b 1 sub  w half  se  qr  4 38  14, 
Jan  16,  ’86,  Thos  M Jordan  to  Emily  G 

Maclean $1 

South  14  ft  of  lot  12  block  131,  S L add, 
Nov  25,  Hugh  T Dickey  to  B Kuebler, 

. $1 

Lot  31  b 10,  Holstein,  Jan  25,  M Simonds 

to  Jan  Lassen $1 

South  half  lot  11  b 81,  Elston’s  add,  April 
11,  Lillie  C Williams  to  Caroline  Will- 
iams  $1 

Lot  47,  Parker’s  lot  of  9 acs  in  se  qr  11  39 
13,  Jan  30,  Ida  Q Williams  to  H F Har- 
vey   $1 

Lot  21  and  n 5 ft  lot  22  b 8,  Maplewood, 
Jan  29.  Henry  Littledale  to  ME  Drake, 

$100 

Lot  48  Stone’s  sub  pt  b 3,  J & Lees’  sw  qr 
20  39  14,  Jany  29,  T A Snow  to  E Krue- 
ger   $5 

Lots  1 2 3 5 and  7 of  nw  qr  lot  42,  Ellis’ 
East  add,  Jan  22,  M Ward  to  M D Hen- 

nesey $5 

Lot  2 b 4 of  w pt  lot  5,  16  38  14,  April  14, 
Minerva  Taylor  to  Mary  E Johnston, 

$100 

W half  lot  4 and  lots  5 and  6 of  lot  3 b 7, 
Rockwell’s  addn,  Dec  3,  C E Minor  to 
Excelsior  Lodge,  No  22,  I O O F 

$1 

Lots  3 to  7 of  lots  13  to  16  of  lot  36,  16 

38  14,  Jany  26,  R Nash  to  B Bushee, 
$1 

Lot  47,  Parker’s  sub  w 9 acs,  in  se  qr,  11 

39  13,  January  30,  H F Harvey  to  M K 

Williams $4,500 

Lots  26  27  28  b 4,  Swift  & McAuley’s  sub, 

20  39  14,  Jan  13,  Geo  T Cline  to  D Will- 
iams  $75 

N 65  ft  lot  36  to  44  blk  B,  Freeman’s  addn 
to  Chicago,  L O Tomlinson  to  Horace 

Marble $25 

North  25  ft  south  78  ft  of  e 100  ft  lot  10, 
Butterfield’s  add,  Jan  27,  ’86,  Ida  Peter- 
son to  Mina  Anderson $10,000 

Lot  8 and  e half  lot  9 blk  5,  Jan  20,  R H 

Bulkley  to  S W Mathews $1 

Lot  4 of  lots  2 3 4 b 84,  S S addition,  Jan 
23,  Jas  A Wagner  et  al  to  A J Averell, 

$31,250 

Same  premises,  Jany  23,  T B Nesbit  to 

same $15,625 

S 43  ft  of  lot  9 and  of  e % lot  10  and  of 
w 40  ft  of  lot  11  in  subdn  of  pts  blks  2 
and  3,  Jenning’s  sub  ne  qr  3 38  14,  Jan 
25,  South  Pk  Commiss’rs  to  J I Mitchell 

$1 

Lots  11  b 11,  Springer  & Fox’s  add;  also 
lot  33  b 31,  S S add,  Jan  27,  P E Baird 

to  Harriet  E C Smith $500 

Lots  1 to  5 of  lot  51  8 9 16  17,  Mowry  et  al 
snb  ne  qr  26  39  13,  Aug  15,  P Martin  to 

Emma  T Fisher $1,000 

West  half  lot  15  b 6,  South  Branch  addn, 
Jany  4,  S Park  Commiss’rs  to  J Healy, 

$10 

Lot  37  blk  34,  Sheffield  add,  Aug  22,  ’84, 

‘ Jas  Mack  to  Y?  F Thomas $3 

«,•  • < M ■ •<  • ' 1 ' ' 


Lot  60  b 3,  Prout  & Colman’s  sub  in  4 38 
14,  Feby  1,  J M Caffery  et  al  to  C W 

Nicholes $50 

Lot  45  b 1,  Poyretz’  sub  in  ne  % 28  39  14, 
Dec  11,  Fridolin  Kundert  to  M Kundert 

$1,173 

Lots  10  and  11  b 11,  Walker’s  Dock  add, 
Feb  2,  E F Russell  to  Elizabeth  G Rus- 
sell  $1 

S 41  7-12  ft  of  lot  6 of  lot  11  b 3,  Original 
Town,  Jan  14,  B W Richards  et  al  to  E 

Blackford  ; $1 

W half  lot  7 of  lots  59,  61  etc,  Butterfield’s 
add,  Jany  28,  P Anderson  to  Minnie  K 

Elliott $1 

Lots  19  to  22  b 4,  Shear’s  addn,  Sept  4,  F 

W Bowen  to  F Compton $1 

Lots  36  and  37  b 2 of  lot  2,  Sup  Ct  partn, 
s 3-8,  ne  qr  4 38  14,  Feb  2,  G Beyerlein 

to  J N Beyerlein $500 

Lot  1 b 2,  Davis’  South  add,  Nov  13,  Josef 
Preneil  to  Frank  Sima $ — 


TRUST  DEEDS 


Anderson  N to  H J Christoph,  Jan  27,  pt 

It  40  Butterfield’s  add,  2 y,  7% $3,000 

Anderson  C to  H W Ames,  Jan  29,  It  30  b 

2 Culver’s  Park,  wkly,  5 15 % $800 

Bedidsky  T to  D Mandl,  Jan  23,  pt  It  16  b 

16  s s add,  3 y,  7% $200 

Bogert  C W and  C to  W P Conger,  Jan  1, 

Its  1 to  4 of  It  28  etc  26  and  37  38  14,  4 

y-  6$ $4,500 

Bennett  J LeR  to  Sheldon  & Hale,  Jan  1, 

It  52  of  It  4,  8 39  14,  1 y,  6%,  p m . . . $1,000 
Brophy  B F to  P Popp,  Jan  28,  It  8 b 21, 

17  39  14,  wkly,  6 1-2 % $2,400 

Burtis  AH&JKtoHA  Rust,  Jan  30,  Its 

25  and  26  b 7,  34  39  14 $21,000 

Beckman  H to  W C Fricke,  Jan  6,  It  88  b 

16,  6 39  14,  1 y,  7% $600 

Burns  B to  P McHugle,  Jan  27,  It  18  b 67 

Hyde  Park,  1 y,  6% $144 

Blohm  H to  L A Frey,  Jan  25,  It  44  b 13, 

8 39  15,  2 y,  7% $250 

Bevan  J to  D 0 Stung,  Feb  1,  It  40  and  pt 

36  b 136,  s s add,  5 y,  $6,000 

Buettner  F W to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan 

26,  It  14  It  4 etc,  b 8,  36  40  13,  5 y,  7% 

$1,500 

Brooks  J N to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  13, 

It  71,  Gross’  2d  add,  3 y,  7% $575 

Burkett  W H to  E Maynard,  Jan  1,  It  6 b 

2,  13  39  13,  3 y,  7%,  p m $1,100 

Briggs  M to  T Cunningham,  Feb  I,  pt  It  7 

b 1,  7 38  14  $5,000 

Buckley  J to  J E Dalton,  Feb  1,  It  15  b 

16,  7 39  14,  mthly,  7% $700 

Courley  T N to  T Kerr,  Jan  29,  Its  2 and 

3 b 7,  24  39  13  (agreement) $1 

Cooper  J and  J B to  C P Silva,  Jan  20,  Its 

16  and  25  b 45,  7 39  14,  3 y,  8% $1 

Curtin  P to  J E Dalton,  Jan  25,  It  34  b 46. 

21  39  14,  wkly,  8 % $1,500 

Caldwell  C H to  Sheldon  & Hale,  Jan  1, 

It  11,  W H & S’s  sub  15  38  1 4,  3 y,  6% 

$1,440 

Casey  T S to  C D Wells,  Jan  19,  It  19  of 

It  20  etc  Ellis’  e add,  3 y,  6^ $2,000 

Cavanagh  M to  N Dedsall,  Jan  27,  pt  It  8 
of.lt  8 b 53,  21  39  14,  wkly,  6 1-2$  . . .$500 
Cawell  J H to  S M Meek,  Jan  1,  It  3 of  It 

4 etc  s % 36  40  13,  3 y,  6 1-2$ $1,600 

Churan  J to  J Nutt,  Jan  9,  It  90  b 43,  19 

39  14,  2 y,  7$,  p m $400 

Carpenter  G T to  R C Wright  et  al,  Jan 

27,  Its  1 to  7 etc  b 16  Union  Park  add,  3 

y,  6$ .$2,000 

Cass  GW  to  F R Chandler,  Jan  27,  Its  1 

to  24  b 1 It  30,  16  38  14,  5 y,  6$ $5,000 

Collins  B to  A N Gage,  Nov  7,  It  5 Bogue’s 

add,  3 y,  7$ $500 

Cooper  A J to  H Coombs,  Jan  7,  Its  14  to 

47  b 2 etc  11  38  14,  1 y,  6$ $400 

Cox  R S to  C Engelman,  June  20,  It  52  b 

2,  20  38  14 $2,000 

Caldwell  C H to  J Gannon,  Dec  29  It  4, 

sub  of  b 17,  Linden  Grove $625 

Carlson  A L to  A Heile,  Jan  29,  It  19  b 3, 

28  39  14,  4 y,  6$ $1,600 

Collins  C C to  H C Morey,  Oct  31,  pt  34, 

39  14,  3 y,  6$ $9,900 


DIXON  & PETERSON* 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDINGS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


Casey  T A to  E H Gage,  Jan  8,  pt  b 24,  29 

39  14,  3 y,  7$ $3.00( 

Carney  J to  F Lackner,  Jan  27,  It  1 b 35 

Ogden’s  add,  3 y,  6$ $2,60< 

Culver  N to  C C Chase,  Sept  1,  It  7 b 21,  N 

Evanston,  3 y,  6$, $25C 

Crouch  S G to  C H Case,  Jan  1,  It  18  It  25 

etc,  2 y,  8 39  14, 18  m,  6$ $5.00( 

Coolidge  M B&H  WtoJF  Lawrence, 
Feb  2,  It  6 b 1 b 4,  My  rick  s 3d  add,  5 y, 

6$ $2,65( 

Conway  M P to  G T Beers,  Aug  1,  It  20  b 

20,  31  39  14,  4 y,  6$,  p m $45< 

Deluse  A to  L A Frey,  Jan  25,  It  44  b 13, 

8 39  15,  2 y,  7$ $20( 

Daudl  J to  L Mandl,  Jan  22,  It  26  b 48,19 

39  14,  3 y,  6$ $70( 

Dorothy  W H to  H A Haugan.  Feb  1,8% 

It  6 b 2,  J R & S’s  add,  2 y,  6$ $1,00C 

DavisH  to  H C Van  Schaack,  Dec  22,  pt  b 
14  Douglas  Park  add,  5 y,  7$,  6 deeds 

$13,00< 

Devore  R J to  T Faudreurs,  Jan  1,  It  1 b 

6,  34  39  14,  30  m,  6$ $2,00< 

Daley  H to  F Riedle,  Feb  1,  It  12  etc,  se 

frl  %,  27  39  14,  34  m,  6$,  p m $8,00C 

Davidson  0 to  J Reid,  Oct  18,  It  7 b 13, 

Brand’s  add $l,50t 

Delarmitage  R to  J Hood,  Jan  7,  Its  44  to 

47  b 2 etc  11  38  14,  6 m,  6$,  p m $40< 

Dorn  C E to  J H Bissell.  Jan  11,  It  8 b 16 

etc  Forrestville,  1 y,  7$ $41( 

Dannerls  W to  S W Rawson,  Jan  26,  Its  12 

and  13,  13  39  13,  2 y,  6$ $1,50( 

Denzel  A to  W C Goudy,  Sept  15,  It  10  b 

1 etc  29  40  14,  3 y,  6$,  p m $55> 

Dooley  J M to  J Mattocks,  Jan  14,  It  8 b 

15,  7 39  14,  3 y,  6$ $60' 

Drews  F to  W Heinemann,  Jan  25,  Its  26 

aud  27  b 3 Spear’s  add,  5 y,  7$ $2,50' 

Dahlenberg  E to  W Garnett  Jr,  Jan  20,  Its 

1 to  5 b 154  Maywood,  5 y,  6$ $621 

Edwards  A to  A V Knickerbocker,  Jan  25, 

It  22  Cherry’s  sub  13  39  13,  wkly,  8$.. $60' 
Ebert  B to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb  2,  Its 

34  and  35,  29  40  14,  3 y,  7$ $1,20' 

Erdmann  H P to  W Loeb,  Jan  26,  It  25  b 

I of  It  47,  17  39  14,  5 y,  6$ $3,00 

Ennessey  F to  J Rosenthal,  Jan  25,  Its  35 

and  80  Adams’  sub  28  39  14, 1 y,  6$  . . $50 
Emmert  J P to  W G Rainey,  Jan  25,  Its  1 

to  3 b 3,  13  39  13 $3,00f 

Engebretson  K to  C E Hatterman,  Jan  24, 

It  22  b 4 Spear’s  add,  6 y,  6$,  p m.  , ..$80 
Elison  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  28,  pt 
Its  46  to  48  n e % 6 39  14,  3 y,  7$ ... . $70 
Filley  T E to  B F Weber,  Dec  31,  It  12  b 3 
Ingledew’s  add  Ravenswood,  21  m,  8$,  p 

m $31 

French  Ellen  M to  C B S Congue,  Jan  18, 
pt  It  12  b 30  Duncan’s  add,  mthly,  8$ 

$93i 

Faktor  M to  G Steinhaus,  Nov  1,  It  34  b 7 

McR’s  add,  1 y,  7$ $18 

Flood  A & T to  A Patterson,  Jan  17,  It  66  ' 

b 20,  7 39  14,  3 y,  6$ $50i 

Frank  F to  I T Greenack,  Feb  1,  Its  9 and 

10  b 28,  8 37  14,  3 y,  7$ $30 

Guess  W A to  F B Felsenthal,  Jan  28,  lt| 

II  b 26,  7 39  14,  4 y,  8$ $37 

Goldstein  A to  C Kozminski,  Jan  29,  It  10 

b 15  Elston’s  add,  5 y,  6$ $4,50 

Golden  M to  G N Stone,  Nov  24,  Its  52 

and  55  b 2,  22  38  14,  5 y,  7$ $78 

Guthnecht  G to  A W Martin,  Jan  27,  It  7 b 

1 of  b 49,  19  40  14.  3 y,  7$ $75 

Gilmore  J E to  J J Altpeter,  Jan  — , It  16 

b 31  s s add,  wkly,  8$,  2 deeds $4,50 

Gnyot  C to  C F Hatterman,  Jan  20.  Its  9 
and  10  b 2,  Spear’s  add,  5 y,  6$,  p m, 

$43 

Hubbard  C F to  D S Place,  Jan  25,  It  38  b 

59,  7 39  14,  2 y,  6# $6( 

Haok  G to  W D Kerfoot,  Jan  22,  It  2 It  16 

etc,  b 6,  20  39  14,  1 y,  7% $6( 

Herschel  M to  W T Dwight,  Feb  1,  It  5 b 

8,  Ashland’s  add,  3 y,  8% $2,01 

Heins  W M to  W Hesing,  Jan  30,  It  7 b 2 
It  13,  6 39  14,  March  1 ’89,  6%,  p m, 

$5( 

Holmes  C O to  C P Keeney,  Jan  22,  pt  b 
2,  3 14  etc,  Garfield,  2 y,  6%,  p m,  9 

deeds $9,0( 

Hammond  L D to  W H Holden,  Dec  12, 
Its  100  to  102  s e % n e % 14  39  13  etc. 

3 y,  6$,  2 deeds $2,6 


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Hill  H L to  J N Jewett,  Feb  1,  It  3 Its  2 

and  3 b 8,  frl  15  add,  3 y.  6%. $27,000 

Hastings  E A to  J Frake,  Feb  1,  It  18  b 

13,  7 89  14,  3 y,  8$ . ; $800 

Hosmer  C G and  E D to  W Loeb,  Jan  26, 
b 11  Lee’s  sub  20  38  14,  1 y,  7%  ....  $1,500 
Hartwell  E A to  J W Scoville,  Jan  26,  Its 

1 and  2 of  It  4 etc  b 14  Ashland’s  2d  add, 

3 y,  8% $5,000 

Havel  T to  T H Schintz,  Jan  21,  It  27  b 9, 

20  39  14,  2 y,  7$ $800 

Hammond  HEtoH  Greenebaum,  Jan  22, 

It  15  b 11,  13  39  15,  2 y,  6$,  p m $500 

Howard  J H to  J B Chandler,  Jan  11.  Its 

24  and  25  b 6,  18  39  14,  2 y,  6j{ $1,050 

Hoffman  D M to  J Bedriorz,  Jan  21,  It  13 

b 2 McP  & A’s  add,  semi-annual $500 

Halm  A to  R W Bridge,  Jan  22,  Its  4 and 

5 b 2,  30  38  15,  3 y,  8$ $350 

Holmes  C 0 to  B F Cummins,  Jan  12.  pt 

b 15,  Garfield,  2 y,  6$,  4 deeds $2,400 

Healy  P to  E Otis,  Jan  30,  It  137  b 3,  33 

39  14,  2 y,  7% ■ -$2 

Harvey  J D to  J S Brewer,  Jan  21,  pt  e % 

s w % 15  39  13,  3 y,  7% $4,000 

Harvey  J to  A Tripp,  Jan  25,  It  21  b 7,  28 

39  14,  2 y,  6$ $1,347 

Hammond  L to  H Greenebaum,  Jan  22,  It 

10  b 11,  13  39  13  etc.  2 y,  6$,  pm $580 

Hardy  I to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  27,  Its 
07  and  68  b 3 etc  29  40  14,  3 y,  7%. . $1,650 
Holmes  C O to  G G Newbury,  Jan  22,  Its 
27  and  28  b 15  Garfield’s  add,  2 y,  6$.$600 
Heuer  A to  W D Kerfoot,  Jan  22,  It  12  of 

It  12  b D Wrightwood,  3 y,  8% $3,215 

Highet  J A to  B F Weber,  Jan  26,  It  8 b 4 

Ingledew’s  add  Ravenswood,  13  m $36 

Hennegan  M to  E Knauer,  Jan  28,  It  5 b 

2 Delavan’s  add,  2 y,  7% $200 

Housel  C C to  T Schintz,  Jan  15,  It  46  b 

38,  38  40  14,  5 y,  8% $6,000 

Haas  J to  T W Miller,  Dec  12,  It  81  of  It 

10  etc  29  40  14,  3 y,  8% $700 

Holmes  C O to  E Prussing,  Jan  1,  pt  bks 
23,  14  and  15  Garfield,  3 y,  7$,  20  deeds 

$20,000 

Hotchkiss  F to  L Baird,  Oct  20,  It  21  b 6. 

18  39  14,  2 y,  8% $300 

Jones  C M to  R L Martin,  Jan  20,  It  7 b 6 

1st  Div  Riverside,  5 y,  4$ $1,500 

Jackson  C M to  J L Day,  Jan  28,  Its  4 and 
6 b 4 B & C’s  add  Evanston,  6 m,  8%.. $100 
Judae  L to  J H Ernst,  Jan  27,  It  12  b 7 

Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  8% $1,000 

Johnson  J to  A S Gage,  Nov  25,  It  21  b 2 

of  b 1 of  b 4 Brookline,  3 y,  7^ $950 

'Kent  S A to  A E Kent,  Jan  30,  pt  Its  55  to 

64  b 90,  s s add $60,000 

Kerner  A et  al  to  A Dovrak,  Jan  30,  It  44 

b 60,  s s add,  wkly,  8% 

Kingsley  E F to  C P Keeney,  Jan  25,  pt  b 
7,  Keeney’s  add,  Rogers  Park,  3 y,  8%, 

pm $885 

Kropp  J to  J H Ernst,  Jan  26,  Its  34  and 
35  b 3 of  It  E Wrightwood,  3 y,  6)4$ 

$1,200 

Klein  C F to  M Schintz,  Jan  26,  It  3 b 7 

Fullerton’s  2d  add,  1 y,  7% $100 

Kutscher  C to  N A Lauer,  Jan  25,  It  87  b 

2,  30  39  14,  4 y,  8%,  p m $400 

Kucik  S to  T Schintz,  Jan  27,  Its  44  and 

45,  19  39  14,  3 y,  8% $2,000 

Kutscher  0 to  N A Lauer,  Jan  25,  It  87  b 

2,  35  39  14,  4 y,  8% 

Krier  M to  J C Schumacher,  Jan  20,  pt  It 

8 b 4 Pickett’s  2d  add,  2 y,  7% $350 

Kouba  J to  L Mandl,  Jan  27,  It  15  of  It  2, 

28  39  14,  4 y,  7% $300 

Kulton  M to  P W Palmer,  Jan  6,  It  26  b 18, 

19  39  14,  1 y,  8%,  p m $200 

Kabat  A to  A Schoeverling,  Jan  22,  It  38 

b 2 of  b 2,  20  39  14,  3 y,  8% $450 

Kaspar  G to  P Popp,  Jan  28,  It  24  b 2 of 

b 24,  29  39  14,  wkly,  6 1-2$  $800 

Kuhn  F C to  W Heineman,  Jan  22,  Its  17 

and  18  b 3,  36  40  13,  5 y,  7% $2,000 

Long  J D to  G A Springer,  Jan  20,  pt  It 

23  b 3,  22  38  14,  2 y,  8%,  p m $430 

Loveland  H C to  A W Martin,  Jan  29,  It  8 

b 1 of  b 49,  19  40  14,  3 y,  7% $750 

Larsen  C C to  H W Ames,  Jan  23,  pt  Its  3 
and  4 b 18,  6 39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5$  ....  $3200 
Larned  W C to  W L Jeffries,  Jan  25,  Its  7 

to  9 Ellis’  e add,  5 y.  8% $10,000 

Lima  E to  T Jaburek,  Dec  30,  It  1 b 2, 

Davis’ S add $1,800 

Layer  R to  J Sedlacek,  Jan  1,  It  4 b A of  b 
— W & McM’s  sub  20  39  14,  3 y,  7%  $1,000 
Lohse  H to  J Buehler,  Dec  24,  pt  b 9,  29 

40  14,  2J4  y,  7% $250 

Lord  J F to  H S Neely,  July  24,  pt  bs  11 

and  12,  Linden  Grove $16,000 

Little  W D to  B L Dodge,  Jan  25,  It  10  b 5 

Ridgeland,  8% $125 

Lassen  J to  C F Hatterman,  Jan  15,  It  31 
b 15  Holstein,  3 y,  8% $60Q 


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The  Catholic  Bishop  of  Chicago  to  E R 
Chandler,  Jan  26,  Its  26  to  72  n e % 29 

37  11,  6 y,  8% $8,000 

Titus  B to  H L Wait,  Jan  1,  pt  It  3 b II, 

Rockwell’s  add,  2 y,  8% $5,000 

Tierney  A D to  W M Howland,  Jan  22  It 

42  b 6,  4 38  14,  4 y,  8%,  p m $750 

Taylor  J F to  J Boyd,  Feb  1,  w b 4. 

23  39  14,  3 y,  7% $8,000 

Tuszynsk  I to  Q Szczach,  Feb  3,  Its  37  and 

38  b 3,  17  41  12,  3 y,  7% $300 

Trantina  V to  L Mandl.  Jan  30,  It  19  b A b 


Mosek  F to  C Bentley,  Jan  18,  It  53  b 1 

Johnson’s  sub  28  39  14,  3 y,  7% $750 

Marlowski  P to  T Schintz,  Jan  26,  It  56  b 

34,  19  39  14,  3 y,  7t $501 

Mattkei  W to  C N Dori,  Jan  16,  Its  17  and 

18  b 1,  17  39  14,  5 y,  8% $3,000 

McCormick  M to  W J Fairman,  Nov  11,  It 

2 b 7,  2 38  14.  6 m,  8% $265 

Meader  L F to  J W Scoville,  Jan  25,  Its  19 
and  20  b 14  Ravenswood,  2 y,  8%,  p m 

$1,800 

Macomb  J Y to  J D Wallace,  Jan  30,  It  6 

to  11  b 14,  25  40  13,  1 y,  8% $1,500 

Morrison  J to  T H Gault,  Feb  1,  Its  40  and 

and  41  b 9,  18  39  14 $3,000 

Masek  J to  J Borges,  Jan  27,  It  35  b 6,  19 

39  14 $2,200 

Mason  A L to  J E Rhodes,  Dec  28,  pt  It  18 

It  2 etc,  b 84,  s s add $16,800 

McKinney  G to  T O T Hartegan,  Jan  25, 

It  9 and  8,  4 38  14,  3 y,  7% $300 

Maguire  H J to  F R Chandler,  Jan  28,  It 

53  b 1 It  7,  16  38  14,  5 y,7# $1,500 

Maslowski  P to  T Schintz,  Jan  26,  It  56  b 

34,  9 39  14,  Nov  1,  ’89,  6 % $2,500 

Mosek  A to  A D Vorak,  Jan  25,  It  4 of  It  4 

b 63,  21  39  14,  wkly,  8% $600 

Maloney  E to  A Peterson,  Jan  25,  It  14  b 

3,  8 39  14,  1%  y,  7% $180 

Mann  A C to  JR  Weddell,  Jan  1,  It  11,  W 

H & S’s  sub,  15  38  14,  July  1,  8%,  p m, 

$310 

Murphy  J to  P Popp,  Jan  20,  It  10  b 57, 

19  39  14,  wkly,  8%% $1,000 

Mountford  C to  A J Nowlan,  Feb  1,  It  5 b 

4,  9 38  14,  5 y 8% $550 

Munsell  E M to  O C Butz,  Jan  11,  It  36  b 

4,  2 38  14,  mthly.  8% $300 

McMartin  W to  M H Farwell,  Nov  10,  It 

24  b 3.  4 38  14,  2 y,  8%,  p m $267 

McMartin  W to  M D Gilman,  Nov  10,  It 

25  b 3,  4 38  14,  2 y,  8%,  p m $267 

Martin  D R to  J H VanVlissingen,  Oct  1, 

Its  53  and  54  b 63,  16  37  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m 

$195 

Magnus  J to  G Coombs,  Jan  27,  It  2 of  It 

1 b 5,  32  39  14,  1 y,  7% $1,780 

Marting  J F to  P W Palmer,  Jan  6,  It  75  b 

18,  19  39  14,  1 y,  8%,  p m $200 

McIntosh  E and  A to  R H White,  Jan  21, 

pt  It  3 b 4 Hyde  Paik,  3 y,  8% $750 

North  C A to  H Greenebaum,  Jan  22,  It  21 

b 11,  13  39  13,  2 y,  8%,  p m $500 

North  C A to  H E Greenebaum,  Jan  21,  It 

20  b 11,  13  39  13,  2 y,  8%,  p m $500 

Nesbit  F B to  A J Averell,  Jan  23,  It  14  It 

2 etc,  b 84,  s s add  (q  c d) $15,625 

Nowak  J to  B Rosenberg,  Jan  20,  It  73  b 

4,  20  39  14,  2 y,  8% $1,200 

Norrak  M to  H J Christoph,  Jan  30,  It  29 

b 7,  20  39  14,  3 y,  7% $700 

Nowacek  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  26, 

It  11  of  It  2 b 53,  21  39  14,  3 y,  7%.  . . .$700 
Northwestern  Fertilizing  Co  to  C M Ca- 
dahy,  Jan  25,  b 16,  5 38  14,  5 y,  8%,  p m 

’ $17,000 

O’Reilly  C to  E E Prussing,  Jan  27,  Its  27 

and  28  b 1,  25  39  14,  2 y,  7%,  p m $237 

Ondrejovsky  J et  al  to  T Schintz,  Jan  33, 

It  4 b 46,  19  39  14,  6 m,  7% $102 

Olson  O M to  S M Moore,  Nov  6,  It  29,  se 

34,  4 38  14,  2 y,  8% $150 

Oldenstaedt  P A to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb 

2 Its  70  and  71  b 1,  7 39  14,  1 y,  7%, 
$150 

Peterson  M to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb  1,  It 

50  b 11,  5 39  14,  4 y,  7% $1,200 

Paul  E F to  J Long,  Jan  28,  It  7 b 4 Wil- 
mette, 2 y,  7% $300 

Pebbles  S E to  G Van  Zendt,  Jan  26,  Its 
17  and  pt  18  b 3,  7 39  13,  3 y,  7%  . . . $1,000 
Percell  R to  J C Schumacher,  Jan  29,  Its 

3 and  4 b 22  2d  T McM’s  sub  20  39  14, 

1 y,8% . $200 

Porter  J A to  G S Doyle,  Feb  2,  It  12  b 1, 

3 39  14, 3 y,  8%,  p m $5,375 

Pendleton  A W to  S E Gross,  Jan  30,  Its 
19  and  25  b 2 b 17,  Clifford’s  add,  3 y, 

7^ $734 

Peckler  K A to  J P Neal,  Feb  1,  It  36  b 16, 

G & G’s  add $3,000 

Powell  N A to  E Koch,  Jan  29,  It  4 of  It  1 
etc  b 5 of  b 5 Sheffield’s  add,  1 y,  8%i 

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Perkins  C G to  E Howard,  Feb  3,  pt  ne  34 

ne  34,  20  39  13,  3 y,  8%,  p m $3,500 

Patterson  W to  A Wolf,  Jan  23,  It  3 b 2, 

18  39  14,  mthly,  8 % $325 

Palmer  P to  C W Brega,  Feb  1,  Its  8 to  11 

b 4,  22  39  14 $28,545 

Phillips  F E to  E B Patterson,  Judo  l,lt24 

b 6,  26  3913 $260 

Patterson  H B to  J M Moore,  June  3,  It  24 

b 6,  KS  & W’s  add,  2 y,  8%,  p m $162 

Periolat  MJF&CtoHH  Anderson,  Jan 
22,  Its  1 to  4 b 52  etc  s s add,  3 y,  7% 

$10,000 

Piper  C E to  E C Waller,  July  1,  It  24  b 

20,  31  39  14,  5 y,  8% $600 

Rup  F to  H S Dietrich,  Jan  21,  It  18  b 2, 

29  40  14,  wkly,  8% $300 

Rowan  P J to  J A Bell,  Jan  30,  It  5 b 16, 

17  39  14,  1 y\8% 

Rorge3  J to  J C Schumacher,  Jan  26,  It  35 

b 6.  19  39  14,  2 y,  7% $8' 

Ryan  W to  J Stern,  Jan  17,  Its  49  and  50 
b 1 b 33,  16  38  14,  weekly,  7%,  2 deeds, 

$1,600 

Rhodes  J E to  H G Foreman,  Jan  23,  It  18 

It  2 etc,  b 84,  s s add $32,237 

Reimer  C to  H J Christoph,  Jan  22,  Its  7 
and  8 b 9 McR’s  sub  6 39  14,  5 y,  8$.. $600 
Rumshagen  J to  J C Schumacher,  Feb  1, 

It  67  b 50,  19  39  14.  3 y,  8% $300 

Ryan  D to  J C Schumacher,  Feb  1,  It  105 

b 46,  17  39  14,  5 y,  7% $1,500 

Ruetz  C to  F H Barnum,  Feb  2,  It  7 b 7, 

Davis’  add,  1 y,  10$ $850 

Raidy  J to  P W Palmer,  Jan  6,  It  31  b 18, 

19  36  14,  2 y,  6$,  p m $250 

Reinke  C to  W Lister,  Jan  25,  It  9 b 1 Bick- 

erdike’s  add,  4 y,  8% $600 

Rose  P G to  T Scanlan,  Dec  19,  Its  7 and 
8 b 3 Gano’s  add  Pullman,  2 y,  8%. . 1$180 
Rassmussen  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan 
28,  It  11  of  It  1 b 1,  36  40  13,  4 y,  7%..  $700 
Sebek  J to  P Shields,  July  1,  It  34  b 3,  20 

39  14,  3 y,  7$ $750 

Sayers  J E Jr  to  R L Martin,  Nov  19.  It  2 

b 6.  36  40  13,  mthly,  6$,  p m $700 

Shannon  J T to  D S Place,  Jan  1,  It  63  b 

57,  7 39  14,  2 y,  6$,  p m $2,250 

Smith  H C to  A Peterson,  Feb  1,  It  63  b 3 

It  E,  Wrightwood,  2)4y,  8% $1,000 

Schubert  A to  E Koch,  Jan  1,  pt  It  7,  36 

40  13,  3 y,  8% $500 

Siroki  P to  J Novak,  Feb  2,  lt-45  b 8,  20  39 

1 y,  7% $600 

Stepina  A M to  E D Sellmann,  Jan  20,  It 

62  b 4,  20  39  14,  5 y,  8% $513 

Sweet  C to  Wm  Loeb,  Jan  25,  Its  91  to  93 

b 2 etc  16  38  14,  3 y,  8% $2000 

Stonehouse  E to  A Tedholm,  Feb  1,  It  10  b 

2 It  5 etc,  17  28  14,  4 y,  7% $300 

Stewart  J M to  E Koch,  Jan  16,  pt  Its  1 to 

3 of  It  3 b 27  Wolcott’s  add,  1 y,  7%  $2,000 
Schrender  J to  P C Maynard,  Jan  28,  Its 

11  and  12  b 2 Pickett’s  add,  3 y,  7%  $1,000 
Shea  E to  L Baird,  Jan  13,  It  19  b 8,  18  39 

14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $500 

Slais  F to  O Kubin,  Jan  26,  pt  It  8 b 1,  19 

39  14,  3 y.  7 %% $550 

Strickland  J and  J to  F G Bradley,  Feb25, 

pt  It  10  b 1.  16  38  14,  18  m,  7% $1,000 

Sickinger  S to  J A J Bickmann,  Deo  12,  It 
7 b 3,  Ingledew’s  add,  Ravenswood, 

$500 

Seipp  C to  E J Lehman,  Nov  12,  pt  It  8 It 

6,  20  40  14 $700 

Schmidt  E to  C Korup,  Dec  10,  bs  20,  55, 

59,  60  and  66,  Blue  Island  (1000  marks) 

$335 

Schmidt  G to  A A Bowman,  Dec  22,  pt  It 

15  b 2 b 19,  33  39  14 

Selhauck  M to  L Mandl,  Jan  30,  It  7 It  25 

b 1,  Brand’s  add,  1 y,  8% $1,000 

Stanger  K to  J H Ernst,  Feb  l,  pt  It  13 
and  14,  It  26  etc,  North’s  add,  2 y,  8%%, 

$1,500 

Smith  S M to  J Stern,  Jan  27,  It  29  b 28  b 
44,  E Washington  Heights,  weekly,  7%. 

$4,400 

Schramkowski  M-to  C C Kohlsaat,  Jan  27, 

It  31  to  33  b 6,  8 39  14,  3 y,  8% $2,000 

Stone  A D to  L Baird,  Jan  8,  It  35  b 8,  18 

39  14,  3 y,  8% $70 

Thomas  R S to  H J Christoph,  Jan  30,  It 
15  b 3 b 10  Sheffield's  add,  1 8%,  ,..$500 


8,  20  39  14,  1 y, 


£300 


Tollison  S E toH  J Christoph,  Feb  1,  It  31 

b 6,  1 39  13,  5 y,  7% $500- 

Titus  B to  L H Fluke,  Nov  12,  It  16  It  7 

etc,  b 6,  Rockwell’s  add,  3 y,6$ $750 

Thielman  C to  J McG  Adams,  Sept  12,  Its 
18  and  19  b 15  Newberry’s  add,  5 y,  6 % 

$4,400 

Teuft  C to  H J Christoph,  Jan  27,  It  53 

and  54  b 63,  9 39  14,  3 y,  8% $3,000 

Unkrey  C to  C D Wells,  Feb  2,  It  1 It  5 to 

8 b 19,  J R & S’s  add,  wkly,  7% $7,000 

Unkelbach  J to  H G Foreman,  Aug  15,  It 

78  b 3,  20  38  14,  3 y,  8% $150 

Vogt  H to  J Stern,  Jan  27,  Its  12  to  14  b 

18  Jefferson,  wkly.  7% $600 

Vitous  A to  C J Vopicka,  Jan  29,  It  26  b 4, 

20  39  14,  3 y,  7% $800 

Vondersaar  W to  J H VanVlissingen,  Jan 

2,  It  3 b 63,  16  37  14,  1 y,  8%,  p m $40 

Wolski  M to  T Schintz,  Jan  20,  It  60  b 6, 

20  39  14,  May  8,  ’89,  7% $300 

Willard  G G to  C H Shaver,  Jan  3,  pt  bs  1 

to  4,  11  39  14,  1 y,  7% $1,100 

Wagner  J A to  A J Averell,  Jan  23,  It  14 

It.  2 etc  b 84,  s s add  (qcd) $31,250 

Wolfe  R to  H S Osborne,  May  18,  Its  6 and 

7,4  2 13,  2 y,  6% $3,000 

Wichelow  E S to  A A Bowman,  Dec  22,  pt 

It  16  b 2,  33  39  14 $2000 

Whitney  F J to  W L Pierce.  Jan  27,  w 

ne  31  38  14,  5 m,  7% $8,000 

Wagner  M to  E Koch,  Jan  23,  Its  8 to  12  b 

4,  9 38  14,  30  m,  8% $500 

Webb  F A et  al  to  R M Coffin,  Jan  25,  It 

17  and  pt  It  18  b 2.  34  39  14 $6,000 

Walker  G C to  G M Bogue,  Oct  30,  Its  1 

and  2 b 7,  2 38  14 $12,500 

Williams  M to  J Holtmeier,  Feb  1,  It  17  b 

4 b 14,  Sheffield’s  add $1,120 

Walker  H C to  S B French,  Jan  30,  It  2 It 
2 b 18,  frl  15  add,  June  1,  8%,  p m, 

$2,400 

Wetherell  H W to  R W Hyman  jr,  Feb  1, 

b 4.  Millard  & D’s  add,  3 y,  8% $3,600 

Wells  O M to  W P Conger,  Jan  25,  Its  1 to 
6 b 2 Lockwood’s  sub  3 38  14,  5 y,  7$,  6 

deeds $17,800 

Welch  E A to  R L Martin,  Oct  1,  Its  9 and 

10  b 3,  36  40  13,  mthly,  8%,  p m $975 

Wille  L to  James  Darlow,  Jan  1,  It  17  b 2, 

4 39  14,  5 y,  8% $4,000 

Zimmer  F to  H Podolsky,  Jan  30,  It  165, 
Waller’s  sub,  28  3 39  14,  wkly,  8% . . $1,200 
Zaremba  F to  C S Vopicka,  Jan  28,  Its  1 
and  2 b 47,  19  39  14,  3 y,6? $900 


MORTGAGES. 

Brown  G P to  J L King,  Jan  28,  It  7 b 8 

Ashland  2d  add, , 6 % $6,400 

Birkenmeier  P to  A M Birkenmeier,  Jan 
30,  s U It  5 It  23  Ellis’  e add,  1 y,  5$ 

$1,000 

Butzow  A C to  Citizens’  B & L Assn,  Dec 

19,  It  57  b 4,  18  39  13,  mthly,  6f. $600 

Boone  H J Jr  to  D M Kerr  et  al,  Jan  22,  It 

8 It  2 etc  b 13  s s add,  3 y,  8% $18,500 

Berriger  J to  Anderson  & Co,  Jan  25,  It  5 

b L Palatine,  2 y,  7% $250 

Bigane  J L to  Fifth  Wd  B & L Assn,  Jan 
25,  Its  85  to  89  Phare’s  sub  1 38  13, 

wkly,  8 % $800 

Cech  J to  A Jarovic,  Jan  25,  It  8 b 12  J & 

L’s  sub  20  39  14,  4 y,  8% $1200 

Davis  H to  C B Sawyer,  Dec  23,  pt  b 14 
Douglas  Park  add,  3 y,  8%,  p m,  6 deeds 

__  $1,750 

Denzel  A to  Phoenix  Bdg  Society,  Jan  28, 

It  10  b 1 etc  29  40  14,  wkly,  5% $2,000 

Davis  P C to  H Syberg,  Jan  23,  It  52  b 8, 

18  36  15,  6 m,  8% $61 

Donovan  D to  Bankers  & Merchants’  B & 

L Assn,  Jan  1,  It  95  b 14,  7 39  14, mthly, 

8% $900 

Emerson  A E & R to  M Laflin,  Dec  24,  pt 
Its  7 and  8 b 21,  17  39  14,  3 y,  7%.  . .$3,300 
Foster  C H to  Holland  B & L Assn,  Jan 
19,  It  3 b 1,  13  39  13,  mthly,  7%  ....  $1,000 
Foede  C to  L Hoeke,  Jan  19,  It  3 b 11 

Brand’s  add,  5 y,  6^ $300 

Harris  R A to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co,  J an  23, 

Its  10,  11  and  pt  12  b 4 Clark’s  add,  5 y, 

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Frey  P to  E Bolander,  Jan  25,  It  23  b 4 

Magee  & H’s  add,  2 y,  6% $700 

Gates  M E and  A to  M R Bortree,  Jan  25, 
pt  b 18  Russell’s  sub  18  37  15,  30  ds..  .$60 
Gage  H H to  A G Skinner,  Jan  20,  It  62  b 

4,  7 39  14,  3 y,  6% $1,800 

Hunter  J M to  Berkshire  L Ins  Co,  Feb  1, 

It  16  b 125  s s add,  2 y,  6% $4,000 

Haines  A S to  C M McLean,  Jan  30,  Its  17 
and  18  b 5 Ashland  2d  add,  5 y,  7%.. $4,000 
Hooke  S G et  al  to  E Dunning,  Jan  15,  It 

19  b 1,  33  40  14,  5 y,  0% $1200 

Hilkens  C to  B Goodloff,  Jan  28,  It  5 b 1, 

33  39  14,  5 y,  8% $500 

Heiberg  F to  G E Hawthorne,  Jan  20,  pt 

5 41  9,  4 y,  7 % $3,300 

Isak  H to  C Allen,  Jan  7,  It  333  b 7 River- 
side 2d  add,  Gy,  8^ $1,900 

Knox  W L to  J W Judkins,  Jan  28,  It  13  b 
11  White’s  add  Evanston,  1 y,  7%. . .$3,500 
Keefe  M to  J W Pryor  et  al,  Jan  20,  s 34 
It  20  b 9 P & H’s  sub  3 38  14,  5 y,  6%,  p 

m $675 

Koplien  F to  L F A Eilert,  Feb  2,  pt  It  26 

20  39  14,  Sept  1,  6%,  p m $5,000 

LaCroix  W to  W H Thomas,  Jan  23,  It  7 

of  Its  8 and  9 b 2 Rockwell’s  add,  51  m, 

7$)  P m $1,800 

Lebbin  H to  P Haas,  Jan  30,  It  8 to  It  14, 

30  40  14,  3 y,  7% $300 

Lombard  J L to  A J Willard,  Jan  28,  It  6 
b 15  Douglas  Park  add  and  other  prop, 

5 y,  6%,  6 deeds $17,500 

Lillig  H S to  C Johanes,  Jan  25,  pt  It  8 b 

20  Brand’s  add,  3 y,  6% $2,000 

Landstrom  A P to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society, 

Jan  26,  It  10  b 30  Pine  Grove,  wkly,  5% 

$1,700 

Maloney  J H to  R Grosser,  July  15,  pt  It 

21  b 8 S,  B & M’s  sub  35  40  13,  Oct  15, 

’90,  8% $ 

Mesow  F H to  F Henschel,  Jan  28,  It  33  b 

1,  1 39  13,  2 y,  7% $250 

Moore  B M to  P Hensberry,  Jan  28,  It  6 b 

6,  8 37  15,  6 m $150 

Montgomery  G A to  Phoenix  Bdg  Society, 
Jan  28,  It  31  b 12  Ashland  2d  add,  wkly, 

5$ $5,000 

McCrink  M to  W A Porter,  Jan  22,  It  52  b 

49,  17  39  14,  3 y,  6$,  p m $300 

McNamara  S to  N W L & B Assn,  Jan  19, 

It  14  b 7 Butler,  W & W’s  add,  mthly,  8 % 

$200 

Maxwell  J F to  J R Spicer,  Jan  25,  pt  It 

— b 15  Roger’s  Park,  1 y,  7^ $200 

Nelson  W C to  C S Stocker,  Jan  29,  Its  5 
and  6 b 63  Hopkins  add  Hyde  Park,  2 y, 

8% $1,466 

Nichols  J H to  L G Merrill,  Jan  30,  It  8 b 

1 Nichol’s  add  12  39  13  $200 

Olson  E M to  C P Johnson,  Jan  29,  It  15  b 

2,  36  40  13,  5 y,  6 % $1,500 

Rust  H A to  A H Bustis,  Jan  30,  Its  25  and 

26  b 7,  34  39  14,  3 y,  6 %,  p m $ . 

Read  E C to  W H Read,  Feb  1,  It  6 and  pt 
It  7 b 25  Young’s  add  Blue  Island,  3 y, 

8% $1,000 

Rinow  S to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co,  Jan  26.  pt 
Its  2 and  3 b 17  Newbury’s  add,  3 y,  6$ 

$2,500 

Reiss  P to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Jan  29,  It 

8 b 24,  29  39  14,  wkly,  8% $400 

Rhodes  L W and  G W to  M E Crocker, 
Jan  16,  pt  It  46  b 9 w ^ n w % 34  39  14 

6 y,  8% $10,500 

Sivoki  P to  J Trojanek,  Feb  1,  It  45  b 8, 

20  39  14,  5 y,  7% $1,400 

Sylvester  K D to  Englewood  B & L Assn, 
Jan  12,  It  19  b 5 H C & M’s  sub  16  38 

14,  mthly,  7 % $1,300 

Shields  E L and  J E to  Citizens  B & L 
Assn,  Jan  2,  Its  31  and  32  b 2,  18  39  14, 

mthly,  8% $1600 

Scrafield  E to  J B Rayner,  Jan  22,  pt  It  71 

b 99,  27  39  14,  5 y,  8% $3,000 

Sullivan  J to  W A Porter,  Jan  22,  It  53  b 

49,  17  39  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $300 

Schunemann  M to  Same,  Jan  28,  It  19  b 

10,  36  40  13,  wkly,  5# $1,000 

Steingart  A D and  F to  H J Christoph, 
Jan  30,  It  6 b 5,  4 38  14,  I y,  6 % $350 


Schmidt  R to  Humboldt  Park  B & Loan 
Assn,  Jan  28,  pt  It  20  b 14,  36  40  13, 

wkly,  5% $900 

Steele  I 0 to  J C Walter,  Jan  28,  It  5 b 1 
W A S’s  sub  2 38  14,  demand,  :uo  int 

$3,053 

Sawyer  C A to  C B Sawyer,  Jan  1,  bs  21 
and  23  1st  add  Kensington,  3 y,  1 2 

deeds $4,300 

Schutt  M to  E and  R Brandt,  Jan  30.  Its  1 
and  2 b 8 b 10  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  8% 

$3,000 

Thorpe  U to  C J Hambleton,  Feb  1,  It  3, 

9 39  l3,  mthly,  8 % $750 

Taylor  H W and  C W to  N J B & L Assn, 
Oct  5,  pt  Its  10  and  11  b 4 Normal’s  sub 

21  38  14,  mthly.  8 % $1600 

Wyles  M to  W B Kuiskern,  Jan  29,  It  17  b 

56  Hyde  Park,  3 m,  8% 

Warzffel  B to  G Gutsch,  Jan  30,  It  19  b 6, 

6 39  14,  5 y,  8% $500 

Winter  J 0 to  L H Robinson,  Jan  5,  5 y, 

8% $3,000 

Wetzel  M to  C Seipp  Brg  Co,  Jan  26,  It  12 

b 7,  17  38  14,  1 y,  8% $400 

Waite  H F to  C M D Ins  Co,  Dec  28,  pt 
Its  6 and  7 b 5,  22  39  14,  2 y,  8%,  p m 

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CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Arenson  H D to  B Bernstein,  Feb  1, 

saloon,  579  s Canal  st,  2 m 125 

Arnold  C H to  J W Lusk,  Jan  30,  furn  etc, 

11  s Ashland  av,  6 m $390 

Allen  E R to  J R Parker,  Feb  1,  furn  etc, 

501  Opera  House,  6 m ,$H 

Bartlett  H to  W H Brush,  Feb  1,  furn  etc, 

245  n Clark  st,  demand $300 

Bueckel  CCtoF  Vallmahor,  Feb  1,  horses 

etc,  809  Lake  st $150 

Bartels  L to  J R Collier,  Jan  4,  barber 

shop,  14  26th  st,  25  wks $150 

Blackman  F A to  J W Lusk,  Feb  1,  furn 

etc,  930  n Clark  st,  2 m $110 

Boone  A T to  F E Blackman,  Jan  30,  furn 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 m $497 

Bennett  C E to  H W Chandler,  Feb  1, 
photo  gallery,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av, 

$400 

Bond  A G to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Jan  27, 

billiard  goods,  3102  State  st,  4 m $100 

Beach  F A to  T Boyle,  Jan  29,  furn  etc, 

Clyde,  2 y $182 

Baker  E to  C A Kohl,  Jan  — , house  etc,  It 

12  b 26  Carpenter  av $1,000 

Barnes  F L and  T J to  R A Hitchcock,  Jan 

15,  horse  and  buggy, , 6 m $404 

Blood  O M to  J B Langan,  Jan  29,  furn 

etc,  179  Chicago  av,  2 y $550 

Benzli  J to  Wacker  & B Brg  Co,  Jan  28, 

saloon,  103  Randolph  st,  1 y $2,000 

Bulkley  A K to  J W Lusk,  Jan  28,  furn 

etc,  148  Dearborn  av,  3 m $117 

Burns  J to  C S Brett,  Jan  28,  furn  etc, 

1183  Van  Buren  st, $136 

Cassin  M to  J Delaney,  Jan  29,  horses  etc 

287  w Polk  st,  2 y $400 

Campbell  M to  P Allen,  Feb  24,  piano 
(Decker  1764),  2414  Wabash  av,  6 m.$130 
Carey  R to  S Richardson,  Jan  26,  furn  etc 

836  39th  st,  6 m $104 

Carson  G to  S Richardson,  Jan  29,  furn 

etc,  1535  Wabash  av,  6 m $106 

Colbert  M A to  W S Wharton,  Jan  21,  furn 
and  piano,  361  Marshfield  av,  3 m.  . .$121 
Cochran  J C to  W W Charles,  Dec  17, 

furn  etc,  3116  Groveland  av,  4 m $92 

Coates  A B to  W H Dobson.  Jan  25,  furn 

etc,  63  Walnut  st,  2 y. . . . ; $500 

Clark  A M to  Chicago  Carpet  Co,  Jan  26, 

furn  etc, , 1 y $120 

Christofferson  A to  A Burneson,  Feb  1, 

furn  etc, , 3 m $162 

Christenson  A B to  W N Alley,  Feb  2,  en- 
gine etc,  273  Ogden  av,  6 m $102 

Curtis  C to  L V Ferris,  Feb  1,  furn  etc. 

487  Madison  st,  2y,.li $150 

J to  A Carmichael.  Jan  18.  furn  etc. 


Lake.  6 ru , 


, $133 


Dearborn  E A to  J W Lusk,  Feb  1,  furn 

etc,  116J  Harrison  st,  4 m $96 

Dnford  J B to  J C Hoffman,  Jan  30, 
horses  etc,  235  W Harrison  st,  2 y,  8%, 

$450 

Dickey  L to  G J Williams,  Jan  29,  furn 

etc,  839  Madison  st,  6 m $300 

Dean  H et  al  to  V Blatz,  Jan  28,  saloon 

826  Lake  st,  6 m $250 

Dupuy  L to  Brunswick  B C Co,  Jan  29, 

billiard  goods,  183  s Clark  st,  1 y $400 

Eaton  G C to  J H Morton,  Jan  27,  furn  etc 

729  Madison  st,  3 m $88 

Egan  M L to  J W Lusk,  Jan  30,  furn  etc, 

Douglas  Park  Station,  6 m $130 

Eastwood  R and  R C to  C Stochel,  Feb  2, 

furn  etc,  1206  State  st,  6 m $125 

Eldridge  E to  W S Lasher,  Feb  2,  furn  etc, 

202  Michigan  av,  6 m — $126 

Fogli  B to  J W Lusk,  Jan  2,  horse  etc, 

Hegewisch,  6 m $185 

Fleischer  E to  M K Williams,  Jan  30,  furn 

etc,  S Chicago,  3 m $148 

Farrand  A to  D Hyman,  Feb  1,  furn  etc, 

386  Webster  av.  6 m 115 

Freer  F to  Hafner  & Will,  Feb  1,  genera- 
tor etc,  70  w Washington  st,  8 m $200 

Ford  M A to  J H Norton,  Jan  25,  furn  etc, 

493  Wabash  av,  5 m $250 

Faulkner  W to  T Boyle,  Jan  28,  furn  etc, 

5208  Cornell  av,  4 m $174 

Gastl  D to  J Brugger,  Jan  28,  horses  etc, 

116  North  av,  8 m $200 

Groibie  A to  W W Charles.  Jan  19,  furn 
etc,  67  Washington  st  and  3526  Vernon 

av,  4 m $185 

Gardner  P G to  J R Phiio,  Jan  30,  library 

etc,  La  Grange,  1 y $669 

Goldthwaite  J C to  Hannah  & Hogg,  Feb 
2,  furn  in  theatre,  81  to  87  Madison  st, 

23  m $1,575 

Holmes  D M to  C Williams,  Feb  1,  furn 

etc,  298  Dearborn  st,  6 m $471 

Hunt  D W to  C J Shields,  Jan  30,  piano, 

11  Clarkson  ct,  1 y $94 

Haslam  E to  W S Wharton,  Jan  28,  furn 

etc,  3427  State  st,  4 m $80 

Heiser  W to  W S Wharton,  Dec  23,  furn 

aic  1138  Milwaukee  av,  4 m $115 

Hawkins  H D to  W W Charles,  Jan  15, 

furn  etc,  2420  Wabahs  av,  4 m $186 

Hebert  J to  J Pengilly,  Feb  1,  wagons  etc 

783  n Halsted  st,  2 y $1,000 

Hirsch  D to  J D Spear,  Jan  29,  furn  etc, 

, 6 m $99 

Hickox  M J to  J W Lusk,  Feb  2,  furn  etc, 

138  Park  av,  7 m $130 

Hoag  WE  to  J J Owen,  Feb  3,  furn  etc, 

74  w Van  Buren  st,  4 m $560 

Hackett  J to  Steen  Bros,  Jan  26,  cab,  2119 

Calumet  av .$340 

Hartman  S E to  S Richardson,  Jan  29, 
furn  etc,  40  and  42  Kinzie  st,  8 m..  ..$210 
Harland  H to  C E Wyman,  Jan  27,  buggy 

etc,  738  Lake  st,  6 m $125 

Herringshaw  T to  H Loveland,  Oct  31, 

furn  etc,  180  s Morgan  st,  5 m $295 

Harmon  S J to  W H Furey,  Jan  13,  horses 

etc,  604  w Lake  st,  80  ds $40 

Hosmer  N to  M A Wolcott,  Jan  28,  furn 

etc,  6 m $137 

Hynes  A S to  E C Miller,  Jan  8,  furn  etc, 

Chicago  Lawn,  1 y $300 

Hair  J to  C E Bohlens,  Jan  18,  house  and 

barn  4 38  14. $330 

Hubbell  E H to  J H VanHousen,  Jan  27, 

furn  etc,  839  Polk  st,  1 y $200 

Harrison  G W to  W N Alley,  Jan  27,  furn 

etc,  478  State  st,  6 m $200 

Ireland  C C to  E F Dunne,  Jan  27,  bakery 

etc,  697  Madison  st,  23  m $375 

Jensen  N to  J W Lusk,  Jan  28,  cows  etc, 

659  Seymour  st,  3 m $115 

Johnson  A J to  L P Smith,  Jan  13,  press, 

194  Madison  st,  Sept  1 $236 

Jobbitt  T to  J D Spear,  Feb  1,  horse  etc, 

Lake  View,  6 m $59 

Joyce  M F to  P Fitzgerald,  Nov  12, 

horses  etc, , 7 m $74 

Kertson  G to  E Baggott,  Jan  28,  lamps 
, 385  Division  st,  wkly*  p m( , , , , , , f 100 


Kedrowski  J to  S Kedrowski,  Apl  4,  horses 

etc,  30  Chapin  st,  6 m $6( 

Kelley  J S to  G A Hean,  Jan  28,  clothing, 

3543  Cottage  Grove  av,  1 y $14 

Laurie  J to  J A Titcomb,  Jan  27,  restau- 
rant, n e cor  Clark  end  Lake  sts,  1 y . $90 
Lissberger  C to  M K Williams.  Jan  28,  ' 

furn  etc,  169  Ogden  av,  4 m $56 

Loftus  P and  T J to  G Wyman,  Jan  9, 

horses  etc, , 6 m $50 

Lee  C to  L Walton,  Jan  29,  furn  etc,  Lar- 

rabee  and  Deming  sts,  1 m $71  1 

Lindsay  p H to  J W Lusk,  Jan  20,  furn  etc 

564  Racine  av,  6 m $131 

Lipe  F D to  J G Kerr,  Feb  1,  furn  etc, 

, mthly $22: 

Lanzrath  J to  C Lehman,  Feb  1,  horse  etc, 

, 1 m... $5- 

Lind  A to  A Pike,  Feb  1,  horses  etc,  1523 

Milwaukee,  av,  1 y $30( 

Moore  B W to  M Moorehouse,  Feb  1,  furn 

etc,  350  Austin  av,  8 m $201 

Morley  E R to  B Sweazey,  Feb  1,  furn  etc 

296  State  st,  6 m -. $24( 

Mitchell  H to  J Wyman,  Feb  1,  horses  etc,  j 

474  Lake  st,  6 m $io< 

Mandewach  C to  J Drucker,  Feb  1,  furn 

etc,  296  Hurlbut  st,  4 m $20C 

Morgan  P M to  F J Mackey,  Jan  29,  horse 

etc,  272  w Madison  st,  4 m $51 

Marks  C to  Hall  Bros  & Co,  Jan  26,  horses 

etc,  331  34th  st,  30  ds $7j 

McMahon  N to  J Delaney,  Feb  2,  horse  1 

etc,  74  Pacific  av,  1 y $29C 

Murray  C H to  J J Owen,  Feb  22,  horse, 

13  Birch  st,  4 m $115 

Michelson  J to  H Chirding,  Jan  7,  horse,  ' 

etc, hoc 

Miller  G to  R S Hill,  Jan  30,  furn  etc, 

3804  Cottage  Grove  av,  3 m $110 

Murray  J F to  J W Lusk,  Jan  30,  furn  etc, 

590  w Erie  st,  6 m $7g 

Man  C to  J W Lusk,  Jan  28,  furn  etc,  456 

Lewis  st,  1 m $315 

McLaughlin  J to  J W Lusk,  Jan  30,  furu 
and  piano  (McGammon  11120),  28  Bry- 
ant av,  6 m $261 

Markor  P to  D Hyman,  Jan  21,  furn  etc" 

146  n Sangamon  st,  6 m $117 

Meeli  fi  G to  G R Ratto,  Jan  30,  piano 
(Hallett  & D 25483),  96  Franklin  st,  6 m 

$100 

McCann  J H to  A McAusly,  Jan  30,  hors- 
es etc,  108  Desplaines  st.  2 m $600 

Mitchell  M to  W N Alley,  Jan  25,  furn  etc, 

515  s Oakley  st,  5 m $162 

Mills  S A to  B Daniels,  Jan  29.  furn  etc, 

400  Madison  st,  15  m $250 

McChesney  E to  S Richardson,  Jan  29, 

furn  etc,  64  n Robey  st,  5 m $82 

Monroe  J to  P Sanders,  Jan  30,  bldgs  and 
contents,  496  and  498  State  st,  6 m. $3,050 
Mackintosh  A and  M to  E Robinson,  Jan 
20,  furn  etc,  1124  n Western  av.  4 m .$116 
Munzberg  M to  H Z Cohen,  Jan  27,  furn 

etc,  103  w Adams  st,  May  15  $238 

Noble  R W to  W W Charles,  Jan  28,  furn 

etc,  375  31st  st,  4 m $172 

Neyendorf  A to  J W Lusk,  Jan  28,  horses 

etc,  1304  Diversey  st,  6 m $130 

Novoting  A to  L Broadwell,  Jan  26,  furn 

etc,  66  Rush  st,  8 m $800 

Nnnan  S to  W Sabin,  Feb  1,  furn  etc,  113 

Loomis  st,  5 m $125 

O'Hare  T to  J Halswen,  Jan  2.  horses  etc, 

Evanston,  9 m $500 

Peatyman  M to  W P Laparle,  Feb  1,  furn 

etc,  539  5th  av,  1 y $2,000 

Potter  J to  J W Lusk,  Feb  1,  carriage,  128 

w Harrison  st.  3 m $287 

Peck  J C to  M J Kimball,  Jan  29,  furn 

etc,  857  Madison  st,  3 m $120 

Petsrson  J to  A J Snell,  Jan  29,  horses  etc 
Jefferson,  11  m $100 

Perifolo  M to  J Selvaggio,  Jan  27,  barber 

shop,  165  Clark  st,  Sept  1 $150 

Pierce  N E to  J Courtwright,  Jan  25,  furn 
etdj  2027  Indiana  av,  3 m ...........  $650 

Quinn  J to  D B Neill,  Aug  If.  furn  etc, 

868  81st  st,  Novi , ,.$80( 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


93 


Iheim  BLtoAR  Vertnilges,  Feb  1,  den- 
tal office,  243  State  st $155 

4oth  L to  J W Lnsk,  Feb  2,  horses  etc,  77 

Emerson  av,  Cm $130 

lovce  F to  J W Lusk,  Jan  30,  turn  etc,  33 

n Robey  st,  6 

Ricketts  A to  A J Gibney,  Jan  29,  turn  etc 

418  State  st,  2 y .$3°° 

Rouse  J A to  L B Shields,  Jan  29,  furn  etc 

301  Randolph  st,  4 $121 

Russell  I to  J H Norton,  Jan  28,  furn  etc, 

318  Clark  st,  6 $125 

Simmon  J to  M Sebastion,  Jan  27,  ma- 
chinery etc,  19th  and  Blackwell  sts,  4 y 

..... $2,000 

Russell  M S j to  W B Davis,  Jan  16,  furn 
and  piano  (Chickering ),  564  Wa- 
bash av, -$300 

Schaar  A L to  J Sieh,  Dec  19,  piano  (Behr 

6765), $150 

Snjitz  R to  S Fruhling,  Jan  27,  furn  etc, 

1072  Milwaukee  av,  1 y $120 

Shute  W to  G B Hannahs,  Jan  14,  store 

fixtures,  S Chicago,  1 y $203 

Sandell  C W to  Rice,  Whitacre  & Co,  Jan 

30,  engine  etc,  2914  5th  av,  90  ds $75 

Sheldon  G W to  N Stoll,  Jan  23,  pool  table 

etc,  1303  State  st,  10  m $200 

Smith  R B to  J W Lusk,  Jan  28,  furn  etc, 

213  Dearborn  av,  2 m $550 

Sullivan  C to  J W Lusk,  Jan  28,  furn  etc, 

Riverside,  6 m $650 

Stolz  H F to  F J Broset,  Jan  28,  furn  etc, 

13  Elizabeth  st,  2 y $1,239 

Schaffner  H to  T Hickey,  Jan  24,  saloon, 

84  4th  av,  Sept  21,  ’77 $500 

Searls  D A to  M K Williams,  Jan  28,  furn 

etc,  40  Cass  st,  6 $241 

Simonsen  S to  G Olsen,  Feb  1,  house,  307 

w Erie  st,  1 y $13° 

Scranton  E to  A H Scranton, , furn 

etc,  251  LaSalle  st $500 

Sweitzer  G & Co  to  C A Winship,  Jan  30, 

saloon,  3103  State  st,  2 y $700 

Smith  A H to  W Woodrick,  Dec  5,  brick, 

Jefferson,  60  ds $200 

Sorup  J G to  O P Snyder,  Feb  2,  carriage, 

566  Wells  st,  1 y $100 

Steino-art  F to  T Hickey,  Jan  30,  saloon, 

Lake,  1 y $600 

Steinhilber  E to  J W Lusk,  Feb  1,  horses 

etc,  778  Congress  st,  2 m $110 

Storey  W E to  A Carmichael,  Feb  2,  furn 

etc,  S Chicago,  6 m $65 

Sherman  J W to  W S Lasher,  Nov  26. 
piano  (Lyon  & H 8793),  184  n Morgan 

st,  July  20 ’87 $112 

Smith  J S to  N Stoll,  Jan  30,  pool  table, 

etc,  3658  Butterfield  st,  14  m $205 

Trehoft  E to  S C Knight,  Feb  1,  pool 

table  etc,  800%  Madison  st,  6 m $75 

Taylor  A to  J Wyman,  Jan  28,  mules  etc, 

4313  Langley  av,  6 m $200 

Terrell  O to  W H Britnell, , carriage 

etc.  754  Root  st,  90  ds $310 

Thompson  J to  J L Curtis,  Oct  30,  furn 

etc,  2933  State  st,  4 m $115 

The  W A Cooper  Photo  Mech  Printing  Co 
to  F Baumann,  Jan  26,  printing  office, 

, 3 m $2,431 

Tragner  E L to  J J Owen,  Feb  2,  furn  etc, 

765Van  Buren  st,  4 m $97 

Tanner  N to  M E Hilton,  Jan  20,  furn  etc, 

1330  Michigan  av,  2 y $1,202 

Tollman  A to  W Moorhouse,  Jan  28,  furn 

etc,  197  Washington  bd,  6 m $97 

Van  Kuehnan  C to  F W Hunerberg,  Jan 
29,  furn  etc,  26  w Madison  st,  30  ds. $3,000 
Van  Pelt  M to  A Schaffhauser,  Jan  28, 

furn  etc,  4315  Dearborn  st,  2 m $116 

Whyte  J G to  W H King,  Feb  1,  furn  etc, 

891  Elk  Grove  av,  6 m $195 

Western  Freight  Claim  Bureau  to , 

Feb  1,  furn  etc, , Apl  1 $271 

Williams  L R to  O Williams,  Feb  2,  furn 
etc,  629  Sedgwick  st,  2 y $1,230 


Wood  H H to  M J Kimball,  Jan  26,  furn 

etc,  253  Erie  st,  6 $150 

Wilcox  C S to  S Richardson,  Jan  28,  furn 

etc,  512  Wabash  av,  7 m $265 

Williams  C B to  O if  Snyder,  Jan  27,  furn 

etc,  798  Fulton  Bt,  4 $125 

Wood  S B to  M Hayes,  Jan  28,  horse  etc, 
5 ly $500 


ASSIGNMENTS. 

Christoph  H J to  M Schwalbert,  Jan  22, 

book  1336,  page  336 $ 

Eisenmeyer  L to  S Kricter,  Aug  31,  book 

1582,  page  109 $157 

Higgins  V H to  Nat  L Ins  Co,  Nov  29, 

book  1197,  page  79 $3,550 

Jacobs  W H to  H Corwith,  Nov  19,  book 

1128,  page  93  (mortgage) $1 

Knipp  L to  C Ryan,  Jan  27,  It  12  b 2,  7 39 

14  (mortgage) $900 

Rust  H N to  W H Jacobs,  Dec  20,  book 

1128,  page  93  (mortgage) $3,000 

Smith  M J to  E M Smith,  Sept , book 

1257,  page  413 $7,716 

Stoehr  C to  E S Stoehr,  Mch  5,  ’83,  book 

732,  page  555 $500 

Shaw  J O Jr  to  C T Tyrrell,  Jan  27,  book 
178,  page  559  $4,600 


Weil  ot  al  v Same.  Same 


Wales  W T to  H O Sherman,  Feb  1,  horse 

etc,  Maplewood,  12  m $125 

Wolf  R to  N A Stone,  Feb  1,  furn  etc,  113 

Forquer  st,  7 m $85 

Wrightman  A to  J J Owen,  Feb  2,  furn 

etc,  539  Madison  st,  3 m $330 

Welch  T to  M K Williams,  Jan  29,  horses 

etc,  Lake,  3 m $181 

Wilson  F O to  W N Alley,  Jan  28,  furn  etc 

327  State  st $135 

Wilson  F W to  J W Lusk,  Jan  29,  horses 

etc,  3803  Indiana  av,  2 m $110 

Wetzel  M to  J C Warner,  Jan  27,  saloon, 

Lake,  Apl  1,  ’88.... $480 

Wylie  P C to  Bavarian  Brwg  Co,  Jan  27, 

saloon,  190  Blue  Island  av,  1 y $486 

Wilcox  C S to  E E Hartranft,  Jan  28, 

horse  and  wagon, , July  5 $250 

Weismantel  P R to  W W Charles,  Jan  28, 
furn  etc,  238  w Harrison  st,  4 m $97 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 

Albrecht  F to  F Albrecht,  Jr,  Apl  20,  ma 

chinery,  tools  etc,  251  Wells  st $2,500 

Armstrong  B to  E Eldridge,  Jan  30,  furn 

etc,  202  Michigan  av $ 

Bentz  A to  G Schneider,  Jan  20,  tools  etc, 

70  Jackson  st $175 

Balch  L E to  G A Black,  Jan  15,  furn  etc, 

609)4  w Congress  st $500 

Colleen  A to  H Johnson,  Jan  28,  horse  etc 

$155 

Creedon  M J to  E Creedon,  Feb  1,  furn  etc 

$1 

Clancey  D to  J P Peterman,  Jan  21,  house 

in  S Chicago $700 

DuBois  S to  J F Flower, , furn  etc, 

404  State  st $300 

Fleisher  T E to  F A Fleisher,  Jan  29, 
stock  of  clothes  etc,  209  n Clark  street 

' $3,657 

Harrison  J M to  J Harrison,  Jan  29,  furn 

etc,  3151  Groveland  av $400 

Hansbrough  W to  J H Burnes  et  al,  Oct  1, 

Home  Bakery  etc,  157  5th  av $'3,000 

Ingalls  D L to  S G Ingalls,  Dec  23,  furn 

etc,  286  Michigan  ave $250 

Johansen  A to  Henderson  & Murphy,  Feb 
1,  saloon  and  restaurant,  Lake  View 

.. $3,000 

Johnson  R I to  F Fletcher,  Jan  26,  goods, 
522  and  524  Leavitt  st  and  100  Franklin 

st $1,210 

Kitson  S to  C L Kitson,  Oct  13,  furn  etc, 

$1,000 

Kern  E and  P to  L Ingalls,  Sept  21,  furn 

etc,  286  Michigan  ave $1,500 

LeBeau  N to  E LeBeau,  Feb  1,  horses  etc, 

1233  Vau  Buren  st $1 

Lewis  C J & Co  to  S J Lewis,  Jan  28,  in- 
surance policies $2,000 

Marmol  A to  A Groenwold,  Jan  21,  house, 

166  w Blackhawk  st $900 

Navotny  F to  A Navotny,  Jan  16,  wagons 

etc,  596  Centre  av $450 

Redlich  O H Jr  to  H Redlich,  Dec  14,  sa- 
loon, 143  Monroe  st $2,000 

Ritzke  S to  M Clausen,  Jan  30,  furn  etc, 

79  Orchard  st $60 

Stockhausen  J to  J Jang,  Dec  12,  saloon, 

495  Halsted  st $350 

Sutherland  J to  E Fassett,  Jan  30,  barber 

shop,  316  State  st $350 

Word  W H to  E Chase,  Feb  1,  drug  store 
3803  Cottage  Grove  av 


90091  Samuel 
$248* 

91459  M R Cook  et  al  V Edward  McQuaid 
and  John  Ahern.  $458.15. 

90522  Hiram  Codd  et  al  v T H Bryant.  On 
ver  $1906.31.  , 

96526  Ohio  Falls  Car  Co  v Henry  Crawford. 

On  ver  $25,303.51.  , 

100449  Sawyer  Goodman  Co  v Henry  Been. 
On  afft  603.40. 

96547  Carl  E Eckart  v Anchor  Line.  $4UU. 

Dis  as  to  Adams  Ex  Co. 

101049  Frank  C Noble  v Conrad  Schauze. 

On  ver  $400.  Satisfied. 

95607  Charles  E Davis  v Edward  C Street. 
On  findg  $322.50. 

92695  Iron  Mountain  Co  v St  Louis  Ore  & 
Steel  Co.  On  findg  $21,562.63.  Gam 
proceed  as  to  Merchants  L & T Co  dis- 
charged. 

89916  Moses  W Gray  et  al  v G N Armstrong. 

N t granted.  On  findg  $1,505.82. 

100992  John  V Farwell  et  al  v Arthur  Nor- 
ton. By  deflt  $4361.34. 

96095  Thomas  R Lyon  et  al  v John  B Olson. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $558.21.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  days. 

100923  Simon  G Myers  et  al  v Patrick  Cald- 
well. By  deflt  $293.79. 

100584  Alexander  Clark  et  al  v Albert  B 
Chandler.  Same  $1576,47. 

96571  Margaret  Ludington  v City.  On  findg 
$400.  , „ , 

101040  Chicago  Rubber  Wks  v L M Snyder. 

John  J Hardens,  Josiah  Cratta  and  John 

Frowley.  By  deflt  $300.49. 

86703  Iowa  B W Co  v Manfrs  Eq  Assn.  On 
ans  of  Com  Nat  Bk,  $1107.36.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  30  days. 

100567  Beck  Lumber  Co  v Cheltenham  Imp 
Co.  By  deflt  $3276.51. 

100653  John  C Goebel  v Martin  A Driscoll, 
Same  $216.25. 

100891  Thaddeus  Fairbanks  et  al  v J M 
Wood.  By  deflt  $495.40. 

100140  Charles  P Kimball  et  al  v Henry 
Crawford.  Same  $270.50. 

100582  Bruno  Diaz  et  al  v Joseph  D Okes. 
Same  $3294.70. 

100890  Charles  H McConnell  use  etc  v Dion 
Beaucecault.  Same  $900. 

100178  C V McMillan  et  al  v John  E Pullen. 
By  deflt  $248.87  and  sped  exn.  Judgt  on 
ans  of  W H Ford,  garn,  $200,700. 

100743  George  Tilton  et  al  v M A Driscoll, 
By  deflt  $453.38. 

99530  August  H Staecklein  v Joseph  Zucker- 
man.  Same  $970.34. 

100573  Patrick  Sanders  v Henry  Crawford. 
By  deflt  $948.76. 

100396  Joseph  M Valentine  et  al  v Joseph 
Heilbrowser.  Same,  $1072.26  and  sped 


supervision  of  E.  Robinson,  assisted  by  the 
following  engineers:  Roger  HPidgeon,  Geo. 

E.  Ryan,  Jas.  P.  Brown,  L.  F.  Graether,  W. 

S.  McDonald  and  W.  S.  Miller. 

The  atlas,  complete,  will  be  in  five  vol- 
umes, the  first  of  which  includes  the  section 
bounded  by  Madison,  State,  Twelfth,  Hal- 
sted, Thirty-ninth  street  and  the  Lake.  The 
plan  of  the  atlas,  by  which  anyone  can 
easily  find  any  part  or  place  of  the  city,  is 
very  simple.  The  first  sheet  contains  t he 
“Outline  and  Index  Map  of  Chicago,”  in  five 
parts.  The  coloring  of  the  charts  in  this 
atlas,  while  not  gaudy,  is  so  clear  and  the 
tints  so  distinct  that  it  will  not  tax  the 
patience  or  eyesight  of  those  who  consult  it. 
The  explanations  of  the  different  tints  and 
diagramatic  characters  which  are  printed 
on  the  maps  and  plates,  is  lucid  and  ingen- 
ious. 

Brick  buildings  are  denoted  by  a reddish 
tint,  stone  buildings  by  a brown  tint, 
wooden  buildings  by  a yellow  tint,  and 
iron  buildings  by  a blueish  shade.  Brick 
stables  and  wood  stables  are  distinguished 
by  a cross.  Open  streets  and  proposed 
streets  are  plainly  distinguished.  The  num- 
bers of  the  houses,  old  and  new,  the  lot 
dimensions,  sewers,  water-pipes,  with  their 
sizes,  fire-hydrants,  elevation  of  the  streets 
in  feet,  the  present  and  old  block  num- 
bers, railroad  depots,  ward  lines,  etc.,  are 
all  plainly  shown. 

The  atlas  is  self  explanatory,  and  meets  a 
want  filled  by  no  other.  The  remaining 
four  volumes  will  be  pushed  rapidly  toward 
completion  and  delivered  during  the  com- 
ing year.  The  large  number  of  subscribers 
already  received,  shows  that  the  plan  of  the 
atlas  is  a popular  one. 

One  of  the  leading  agents  said,  in  regard 
to  the  atlas,  “It  fills  an  important  place, 
and  all  that  could  be  asked  would  be  that 
arrangements  should  be  made  for  keeping 
it  posted.”  On  inquiry,  it  was  found  that 
such  arrangements  had  been  made  by  Mr. 
Robinson. 


Perrine. 


JUDGMENTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

96527  Jennette  Oram  v City.  On  ver  $500.| 

95471  Henry  B Mellan  v Miner  Porter  and 
Louis  P Klingman.  Mo  n t denied  and 
judgt  $17.50.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
30  ds. 

96081  Frank  Joseph  et  al  v Isadore  Sachs. 
Same  and  judgt  $175. 

95559  Charles  H Hildreth  et  al  v J W Allen. 
On  ver  $868.25. 

100405  C J L Meyer  & Sons  Co  v George 
Drescher.  By  deflt  $216.25. 

90053  Edward  S Jaffray  et  al  v H L Strauss 
and  S Mayer.  By  deflt  $6,842  and  sped 
exn  v both;  gen  exn  v Mayer. 

90067  Philo  L Mills  et  al  v Same.  Same 
$1,753.11. 


100397  Wm  L Pomeroy  et  al  v Simon  Schloss 
and  Joseph  Heilbrowser.  Same  $1085.54 
and  sped  exn. 

1 00832  Ephraim  Hewitt  et  al  v Jos  Kacin. 
By  deflt  $385. 

100829  Michael  Cooney  v Henry  Scherer. 
Same,  $125  debt,  $62.66  das,  debt  to  be 
dischgd,  etc. 

100135  E B Coxe  et  al  v Consumers  Gas, 
Fuel  and  Light  Co.  By  deflt  $1978.45. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

46418  Edward  W Davy  et  al  v Charles  A 
Perry.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

35161  A E Abbott  v R Stanley 
Same  and  judgt  $320.35.  Same. 

45095  Thomas  H Thompson  et  al  v Henry 
N Rouse  and  Frederic  Sorgenfrie.  Same 
and  judgt  $75.  Same. 

42976  George  W Woodbury  v John  F Dreyer. 
On  ver  $10. 

55531  Emma  Foyt  admx  v C,  B & Q R R Co. 

On  ver  $200.  Satisfied. 

56975  Albert  Wisner  v John  D Tully.  On 
findg  $171.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and  bill 
ex  in  30  ds. 

46835  George  Murray  et  al  v C P Packer. 
On  findg  $60  n c.  Satisfied. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5452  P Best  Brwg  Co  v David  C Crawford. 

On  ver  $235.20, 

5506  Andrew  Zeng  et  al  v M B Davison. 
On  ver  $585.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
30  ds. 

NEW  ATLAS  OF  CHICAGO. 

Robinson’s  Atlas  of  Chicago,  the  first 
volume  of  which  is  just  out,  will  embrace 
all  the  territory  within  the  city’s  corporate 
limits.  It  is  compiled  from  official  records, 
private  plans  and  actual  surveys,  under  the 


BEAL  ESTATE  LAW. 

TAX  SALE  OF  REAL  ESTATE. 

Portia  Gage  v.  William  M.  Bailey  et  al. 

Filed  at  Ottawa,  Jan  25,  1886. 

A demurrer  to  a bill  in  chancery  admits 
all  its  allegations  of  fact.  So  where  a bill 
to  set  aside  a deed  for  land  sold  for  taxes 
alleges  that  no  such  notice  as  the  statute  re- 
quires was  given  before  taking  out  the  tax 
deed  either  by  the  purchaser  or  his  assignee, 
a demurrer  to  the  same  admits  such  allega- 
tions, and  if  the  demurrer  is  overruled  aud 
the  defendant  abides  his  demurrer,  the  tax 
deed  will  be  set  aside  on  equitable  terms. 

Tax  title— If  land  sold  for  taxes  is  re- 
deemed within  the  time  required  by  law  by 
depositing  with  the  proper  officer  a sum 
double  the  amount  bid  at  the  tax  sale,  and 
sufficient  also  to  cover  all  costs,  expenses 
and  fees  required  by  law,  any  deed  there- 
after issued  on  such  sale  is  absolutely  void 
and  of  no  validity. 

When  the  owner  of  land  attempts  in  good 
faith  to  redeem  the  same  from  a tax  sale 
before  the  time  of  redemption  expires, 
but  the  sum  deposited  for  that  purpose  by 
an  honest  mistake  is  sufficient,  relief  will  be 
granted  and  the  tax  deed  set  aside  on  equit- 
able terms. 

Tax  sale. — When  the  owner  of  land  sold 
for  taxes  has  paid  all  the  subsequent  taxes, 
it  will  not  be  necessary  for  him  in  redeem- 
ing to  deposit  with  the  county  clerk  money 
for  such  subsequent  taxes. 

The  statute  allows  the  holder  of  a certifi- 
cate of  purchase  given  on  tax  sale  a fee  for 
publication  of  notice  of  the  purchase,  etc., 
not  exceeding  one  dollar  for  each  tract  or 
lot,  but  does  not  require  the  payment  of 
that  sum.  It  may  be  less  but  not  more. 

Where  a tax  deed  is  wrongfully  taken  out 
costs  are  properly  awarded  against  the  de- 
fendant in  a decree  setting  ~-'J“ 
cloud  on  the  title. 


it  aside  as  a 


James  W.  Converse  et  al  v.  Ann  Rankin  et 
al.  Filed  at  Ottawa,  Jan.  25,  1886. 

1.  Tax  title.— Set  aside  where  owner  at- 
tempts to  redeem  in  good  faith. — If  a party 
whose  land  has  been  sold  for  taxes,  in  proper 
time,  attempts  to  redeem  it  from  the  sale 
and  pays  the  amount  required  of  him  by 
the  officer  entitled  to  receive  redemption 
money  and  receives  a certificate  of  redemp- 
tion, and  when  notified  of  a trifling  deficit, 
seeks  in  good  faith  to  ascertain  its  amount 
so  as  to  pay  the  same,  and  is  referred  to  the 


purchaser,  who  promises  to  make  and  de- 
liver a statement  of  such  deficiency,  if  any, 
which  he  fails  to  do,  but  takes  out  a tax 
deed,  a court  of  equity  will  set  aside  such 
deed  as  a cloud  on  the  title  upon  payment 
of  the  deficiency. 

2.  Costs. — In  chancery — Discretionary. — 
Under  the  statute  (R.  S.  Ch.  23,  Sec.  18),  the 
matter  of  costs  in  most  chancery  cases  is 
within  the  discretion  of  the  court.  When  a 
party  wrongfully  takes  out  a tax  deed,  it  is 
proper  on  bill  to  set  the  same  aside  as  a 
cloud  on  title,  to  award  costs  against  him. 


A Dakota  Liar  in  Chicago. 

We  clip  the  following  from  the  “American 
Real  Estate  World,”  of  Des  Moines: 

A DAKOTA  LIAR  IN  CHICAGO. 

“Oh,  yes,”  remarked  a sharp-faced,  pros- 
perous looking  passenger,  “Dakota  is  a 
great  country.  I’ve  just  come  from  there. 
It’s  going  to  be  a great  farming  region, 
and  there  will  be  good  towns  up  there  by 
the  hundreds.  That’s  my  business — starting 
new  towns.  During  the  last  two  years  I’ve 
laid  out,  named,  and  started  up  three  new 
towns.  Money  in  it?  I should  say  so. 
What  do  lots  bring?  I don’t  sell.  No,  sir; 
haven’t  sold  a lot  for  fifteen  months.  Give 
’em  away — every  last  one  of  ’em.  You 
can  have  the  title  deeds  of  a dozen  right 
now  if  you  want  ’em.  No,  sir  ree,  the  man 
that  tries  to  sell  town  lots  in  Dakota  sets 
left.”  s 

“How  in  the  world  can  you  make  any 
money  by  giving  away  town  lots?” 

“Just  as  easy  as  rolling  off  a log.  There’s 
10,000  people  in  this  country  hungry  to  get 
hold  of  anything  they  can  get  for  nothing. 

I hey  swallow  town  lots  as  if  they  were 
oysters.  I send  out  a peck  of  deeds  every 
week  to  eastern  parties  who  have  replied 
to  my  immigration  circulars.  The  lots 
don’t  cost  them  a cent,  but  they  must  pay 
the  recording  fees.  My  son-in-law  is  the 
recorder.  The  surveyor’s  charges  must  be 
paid.  My  youngest  son  is  the  surveyor. 
That’s  just  a starter,  you  know,  to  interest 
lot  owners  in  their  property  as  it  were. 
That’s  what  we  call  the  preparatory  state. 
Then  comes  the  business  part  of  the  trans- 
action. Local  improvements  must  be  made, 
and  the  city  council  (that’s  me,  my  sons, 
son-in-law  and  two  hired  men)  levies  a 
special  assessment.  The  first  thing  is 
grading  street.  Then  comes  sidewalk. 
Then  sewer.  And  if  they  stand  it  we  clap 
on  a fence.  But  the  most  of  ’em  won’t 
stand  it.  After  paying  out  a few  hundred 
dollars  for  grading  and  sidewalk  the  most  of 
’em  fail  to  whack  up.  Of  course  the  city 
treasurer  (that’s  me)  takes  possession  under 
the  law.  Why,  with  land  at  two  dollars  and 
a half  an  acre,  the  recorder’s  fees  alone 
makes  us  even,  and  the  special  asssessments 
a regular  bonanza.  Can  I give  you  a dozen 
lots  to-day  ?” 


think,  has  over-stated  the  amount  of  silver 
coin  in  France.  He  confounds  the  amount 
minted  by  the  Latin  Union  for  that  in  actual 
circulation  in  France.  The  most  trustwor- 
thy figures  gives  the  average  amount  in  that 
country  at  fourteen  dollars  per  head,  and  of 
gold  about  twenty-five  dollars  per  head. 
The  proportion  in  this  country  is  three 
dollars  and  seventy-five  cents  per  head  of 
silver,  and  about  eleven  dollars  per  head  of 
gold.  How  the  American  people  have  been 
fooled  on  this  matter  by  the  bankers  and 
the  newspapers! — Record  & Guide. 


THE  SILVER  QUESTION. 

Minister  McLane,  in  the  official  report  to 
our  government  on  the  bi-metallic  problem 
in  Europe,  states  that  France  has  a silver 
coinage  of  $600,000,000  of  her  own,  and 
besides  has  Belgium  and  Italian  silver  coins 
in  circulation,  amounting  to  about  $180.- 
000,000  more.  As  France  has  about  38,000,- 
000  population,  this  would  give  her  about 
$21  of  silver  per  capita.  These  coins,  by 
the  way,  are  over  3 per  cent,  lighter  than 
American  Silver  coins;  for  our  rotio  is  six- 
teen parts  of  silver  to  one  of  gold,  and  the 
European  ratio  fifteen  and  one-half  to  one. 
“Under  no  circumstances,”  says  Minister 
McLane,  “ would  France  adopt  the  American 
ratio;  still  less  would  she  adopt  any  higher 
ratio  to  assimilate  the  present  market  value 
of  silver  bullion  to  the  value  of  gold.” 
jb  ranee  finds  no  difficulty  in  keeping  this 
enormous  mass  of  light  weight  silver  on  a 
par  with  gold,  in  all  its  domestic  and  inter- 
national arrangements.  We  have  less  than 
four  dollars  per  capita  of  silver  against  the 
twenty-one  dollars  per  capita  in  France,  yet 
there  are  people  who  pretend  to  fear  that 
we  will  lose  our  gold  if  we  add  to  our  stock 
of  silver  dollars.  Minister  McLane,  we 


Interesting  to  Ladies. 

Our  lady  readers  can  hardly  fail  to  have 
their  attention  called  this  week  to  the  latest 
combination  of  improvements  in  that  most 
useful  of  all  domestic  implements,  the 
“sewing  machine.” 

As  we  understand  it,  a machine  for  family 
use  should  meet  first  of  all  these  require- 
ments: It  should  be  simple  in  its  mechanism; 
it  should  run  easily;  it  should  do  a wide 
range  of  work;  it  should  be  as  nearly  noise- 
less as  possible;  it  should  be  light,  hand- 
some, durable,  and  as  cheap  as  is  consistent 
with  excellence  throughout. 

These  conditions  the  “Light-Running  New 
Home  certainly  meets.  It  has  also  several 
very  important  and  useful  attachments  and 
“notions”  of  its  own,  which  go  far  to  make 
good  its  claims  to  popular  favor. 

The  New  Home”  specially  recommends 
itself  to  purchasers  on  account  of  its  supe- 
rior mechanical  construction,  ease  of  man 
agement  and  reasonable  price.  Over  half  a 
million  have  been  sold  in  the  last  three 
years,  all  of  which  are  giving  universal  sat- 
isfaction. This  unrivalled  machine  is  man- 
ufactured by  the  New  Home  Sewing  Machine 
Co.,  Orange,  Mass.,  and  30  Union  Square, 
New  York. 

How  to  Decorate. 

A novelty  in  upholstery  is  corduroy  used 
for  coverings  of  different  kinds.  French 
fashions  in  upholstery  are  again  coming  in, 
and  the  gilt  and  white  frames  for  furniture 
are  being  covered  with  Louis  XIV  brocades, 
which  have  a sumptuous  effect  in  flower 
knots  and  bows  of  bright  colors  on  light 
blue  or  cream  satin  ground,  the  figures 
richly  embossed  in  satin,  with  cut  and  uncut 
velvet  reliefs.  The  room  in  which  the  de- 
corations are  all  of  one  color,  is  not  the 
most  fashionable,  for  often  three  pieces  of 
furniture  in  five  are  upholstered  in  different 
colors,  all  of  which  harmonize. 

Novel  bureau  sets  are  made  of  bolting 
cloth,  in  which  are  shown  disks  in  soft 
yellow  green,  enclosed  by  embroidered  out- 
lines. In  each  disk  is  embroidered  a purple 
and  yellow  pansy.  Curtains  of  this  material 
are  delightful  in  effect  for  summer  use.  The 
cloth,  although  of  gossamer  lightness,  is 
very  durable. 

Elegant  velour  curtains  are  in  gold  ground 
and  have  the  surface  well  covered  in  rich 
designs  in  several  shades  of  color. 

Textile  fabrics  of  many  different  kinds 
are  now  employed  for  wall  decoration  and 
there  is  room  for  wide  choice  among  them, 
every  day  some  novel  idea  challenges  criti- 
cism. Double  faced  portieres  of  silk  che- 
nille are  among  recent  importations  attract- 
ing much  admiration. 


Mediaeval  furniture  becomes  more  and 
more  the  fashionable  preference. 

The  beauty  and  durability  of  cut-glass 
ware  have  made  its  popularity  lasting,  and 
it  bids  fair  to  be  in  fashion  for  a long  time 
to  come  in  the  decoration  of  the  table.  The 
little  tete-a-tete  sets  in  three  pieces  are  par- 
ticularly attractive  and  dainty.  Very  ele- 
gant single  pieces  of  heavy  cut  crystal  are 
seen  in  punch  bowls,  berry  dishes,  salad 
bowls  and  carafes. 


The  staircase  is  a conquest  of  modern  art, 
the  object,  end  and  aim  of  a staircase  is  to 
constitute  between  the  different  floors  of  a 
house,  villa  or  mansion  a means  of  commun- 
ication at  once  sure,  easy  and  as  little 
fatiguing  as  possible;  agreeable  to  the  eye, 
elegant  in  structure  and  as  well  decorated 
as  possible. 

T.  all  scrap  baskets  of  birch  bark  may  be 
tastefully  decorated  by  fastening  a wide 
band  of  satin  ribbon  through  the  centre  and 
terminating  it  in  a large  bow  with  loops  and 
ends;  in  the  bow  may  be  caught  bunches  of 
grasses  and  thistle  balls  varying  in  color. 

Tall  objects  should  be  placed  at  the  cor- 
ners of  the  table,  not  in  the  centre. 

Very  elegant  wood  baskets  to  hold  logs 
for  the  open  fire  are  made  of  brass. 

Beautiful  serviettes  to  lay  upon  a tea  or 
coffee  tray  are  made  entirely  of  drawn  work 
or  only  a very  small  centre  of  linen  is  left, 
and  that  is  generally  covered  with  embroid- 
ery. The  edges  are  usually  hemstitched  all 
around  with  an  inch  wide  hem,  and  trimmed 
with  Russian  or  Cluny  lace. 

Tray  cloths  worked  in  outline  stitch  in  gold 
floss  are  very  attractive. 

A pretty  design  tor  a lamp-shade  has  gol- 
den rod  and  asters,  with  a spray  of  Virginia 
cieeper  in  rich  autumnal  tints. 

Brass  bells  for  table  use  are  made  of  an- 
tique designs. 

French  sash  curtains  of  embroidered  mus- 
lin with  a border  on  either  side,  are  used  by 
many  in  preference  to  those  of  colored  silk. 

A happy  suggestion  for  a mirror  frame 
is  a twiggy  branch  of  the  mounlain  ash, 
with  its  brown  stems  and  groups  of  vivid 
scarlet  berries.  The  stems  or  twigs  may  be 
leafless,  or  you  may  paint  on  them  a few 
scattered,  yellowish-brown  leaves.  A pine 
branch  is  picturesque,  with  its  long  needles 
and  bronzy  brown  cones. 

An  attractive  waste-paper  baskets  can  be 
constructed  out  of  old  fishing  hats  bronzed 
or  gilded  and  caught  together  in  the  centre 
by  a twist  of  ribbon  in  the  loops  of  which 
are  fastened  a branch  of  gilded  cones.  The 
inside  of  the  hat  may  be  lined  with  satin  or 
not,  as  fancy  dictates. 


ADVERTISED  sales. 

FEB.  6. 

Lot  81  in  Winslow’s  sub  of  a part  of  b 21  in  the  C 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Margaret  Keegan,  admx 
LN. 

FEB.  8. 

Lot  14  and  w 1-2  lot  13  in  Delamater’s  re-sub  of  Its 
9 to  18  in  b 13  in  Simons’  sub  of  s e 1-4  of  sec  35  40 13. 
I.ouise  Hanson,  admx.  L N. 

Lots  26  27  and  28  in  Stewart’s  6ub  of  s 1-2  b 5 in 
Johnson  & Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  L J J 
Nissen,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  6 in  b 9 of  frac  sec  15  add  to  Chicago.  John  T 
Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

FEB.  9. 

S w 1-4  of  sec  30  37  12;  also  lots  23  and  24  in  C A 
Gregory’s  sub  of  b 62  in  sub  of  sec  I9  39  14;  also  lots 
25,  26  and  27  in  Hoffman’s  sub  of  s 1-2  of  b 5]  in  sub 
by  City  of  sec  19  39  14;  also  lots  26  .and  27  in  sub  of  n 
1-2  of  b 51  in  sub  by  City  of  sec  19  39  14.  Caroline 
Vollrath,  executrix.  L N. 

B 23  in  Irving  Park,  containing  about  4 1-2  acres 
H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  6 13  23  24  32  and  33  in  Sutherland  heirs’  sub  of 
part  of  sec  33  38  14,  and  lots  25  26  37  38  and  61  in  same 
sub.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  4 of  b 2 of  J B Adam’s  addn  to  Evanston  (ex- 
cept the  w 50  feet  in  width  of  said  lot. ) S B Chase 
Mortgagee.  L N. 

Lot  24  in  b 3 in  Calumet  subdn  in  se  qr  of  sec  31  37 

5.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  44  and  45  of  sub  of  b 26  of  Duncan’s  addn  and 
of  b 37  C T’s  sub  of  w (4  w *4  ne  qr  sec  17  39  14;  also 
und  1-5  in  sub  lot  1 in  Wordell  & Maner’s  sub  of  lot 
23  and  s half  of  lot  20  of  b 30  in  School  Section  addn 
S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  2 b 42,  School  Section  addn.  S F Hanchett 
Sheriff.  L N. 

Sub-lots  61  and  62  lot  2,  Odell’s  sub  of  b 5 and  6 in 
Hitt’s  subdn  of  se  qr  of  sec  8 37  14.  S F Hanchett 
Sheriff.  L N. 

S 30  ft  of  sub  lot  1 of  lot  8 in  b 19,  frac  sec  15  addn, 
being  30  feet  front  on  Wabash  ave,  at  No  503.  L J J 
Nissen,  Master.  L N. 

W 10.6  ft  of  lot  25  and  all  lot  26  in  b 26  of  the  Blue 
Isld  Land  and  Bldg  Co’s  sub,  being  in  sw  qr  of  sec  8 
37  14.  T T Verdier,  Guardian.  L A. 

Lot  1 in  Lyman’s  sub  of  blk  78  in  0 T’s  sub  of  w V, 
of  sec  27  39  14.  Benj  E Gallup,  Trustee.  C J. 

FEB  10. 

E 1-2  of  s w 1-4  of  sec  35  38  12.  J J Flanders,  trus- 
tee. L N. 

FEB.  11. 

Lots  19  and  20  in  W E Doggett’s  sub  of  n 1-2  and  n 
1-2  of  s e 1-4  and  e 1-2  of  s w 1-4  of  sec  33  40  14  J H 
S Quick,  successor  in  trust.  L N. 

Lot  3 in  blk  12  of  0 T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Herman 
Bindenan,  Admr.  L A. 

Lot  38  in  b 1 in  C T’s  sub  of  seo  7 39  14.  J L Wil- 
son, Com’r.  L N. 


HARD  WOOD -DRV— YARD  1‘RICES 

(Retail.) 

WHITEWOOD. 

Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 iu $38.00(5)  40.0( 

1st  and  2d 30.00@35.0( 

Box  boards 35.00@ 

Inch  and  over 26.00@30.0(. 

Half  inch 23.00@28.0C  I 

Common  1st,  1 in 20.00@22.0< 

Piank. . . . .• 22.00@25.0t 

Cul1 12.00@15.0C 


1 to  4 in $35.00@40.00 

Wagon  stock. 40.00 

Wagon  poles 55.00  @60!  00 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in . . . 45.00@ 

Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 50.00@ 


Clear $40.00 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.00@ 38.00 

Common 22.00@25.00 

Tlmber 25.00@  28.00  i 

Bolsters  and  reaches 35.00 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in  , clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 45.00@50.00 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.00@35.00 

Common 25.00 

cherry. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@ 80.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85. 00@ 90.00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@ 55,00 


Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@ 50.00 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

3Kx4>£ 90@ 


4x5 

4x6.. 

4)^x6 

5x6.. 


1. 

1.50 

1.75 

1.75 


1.00 

1.25 


BLACK  WALNUT. 


Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@  85.00 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.00@  90.00 

Common 55.00@60.00 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 75.00 

*4x10  in.  and  over 70.00 

Culls,  1 in 32.OO 

Cull  plank 35.00@40.00 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m.  125.00 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

7 

3x3 19 

MAPLE. 

Maple  steps $35.00@40.00 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.00@35.00 

Common 20.00  @24.00 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 
dressed  and  matched 32.00@35.00 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


Basswood,  1st $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25.00 

Gray  elm 20.00 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.00@40.C0 

Sycamore 25.00 

Chestnut 50.00 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.00@40.00 

YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  0.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED. 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25.00 

Common,  4 inch ..  21.00 

Culls 15.00 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OR  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28.00 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 

STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  li£>  1 *A  and 

2 in $35.00 

Common 27.00 

FINISHING. 

1st  and  2d  clear $82.00 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


W.  C.  VOSBURGH  MFC.  CO., 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


ARTISTIC 

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all  kinds:  also  KEROSENE  FIXTURES 
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1 </F  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 

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MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-CMR-E-E-HST-S 

For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


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BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &e.. 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 


Cor.  Curtis  St.  CHICACO.  ILL. 


NOTICE 


TO 


-A-TTD 

roperty 


The  REAL  ESTATE  and  BUILDING  JOURNAL  has  undertaken  to  publish  a 
Classified  List  (bona  fide)  of 

Select  Property  for  Sale. 

The  LEADING  AGENCIES  are  requested  to  give  the  subject  some  thought,  and 
then  let  us  know  of  their  APPROVAL  or  OBJECTIONS. 

The  JOURNAL  is  known  and  recognized  as  a reliable  reference  record  as  re 
gards  real  estate  transactions. 

Frequent  inquiries  are  made  at  our  office  for  a list  of  property  for  sale,  by  un- 
thinking, honest  people,  who  are  in  quest  of  a home  or  a piece  of  business  property. 
Some  of  the  leading  capitalists,  whose  names  are  on  our  subscription  lists,  have  ex- 
pressed their  approval  of  just  such  a scheme. 

NO  RELIABILITY  can  be  placed  in  many  of  the  long  lists  of  “for  sale”  in 
the  Sunday  papers,  because  the  same  piece  of  property  is  listed  by  more  than  one 
and  the  “bulk”  of  it  can  not  be  “delivered.”  The  plan  proposed  is  as  follows:  The 
List  will  be  alphabetically  arranged  and  classified  by  Streets  and  Towns— the  Im- 
proved— the  Un-improved,  etc.,  etc.  This  list  will  be  composed  of  carefully  prepared 
descriptions  from  reputable  agents,  and  NOTICES  INSERTED  IN  HOME  AND 
FOREIGN  PAPERS  to  the  effect  that  such  a classified  list  can  be  found  in  the 
Real  Estate  and  Building  Journal,  and  as  we  now  know  hundreds  will  call  for  the 
list  because  it  will  be  reliable. 

Agents  can  elect  whether  they  wish  to  pay  10  cents  a line  for  their  list  or  pay 
a commission  when  the  property  is  sold. 

Each  Agency  will  have  a Box  No.  arranged  in  an  Index  Book,  and  when  a 
proper  person  comes  along  to  buy,  he  will  be  introduced  to  the  Agents.  If  he  is 
only  a tool  or  a curb  stone  broker,  he  will  probably  not  be  “brought  round.  The 
Journal  will  not  transact  a real  estate  business  exactly,  but  if  it  can  find  a suitable 
buyer,  the  agent  who  is  our  best  friend,  will  be  glad  to  sell  to  him  and  pay  us  for 
our  trouble.  In  no  case  will  we  do  any  “undermining”  or  allow  it  if  we  can  help 
it.  We  will  introduce  the  “bona  fide”  purchaser,  and  let  the  “scalpers”  take  a walk. 
Thus  we  will  weed  out  the  bad  ones  for  you. 

By  this  method  fewer  opportunities  will  be  afforded  to  “parasites  to  impose 
on  legitimate  dealers,  because  just  as  soon  as  we  learn  that  the  Agentgiving  us  the 
list,  has  not  the  full  control  of  the  property,  that  property  will  be  dropped,  nor 
will  we  be  concerned  about  the  “title.”  If  it  is  not  acceptable,  then  the  trade  will 
not  go  through  and  we  will  not  ask  for  our  part  of  the  commission. 

This  feature  of  the  Journal  will  be  advertised  all  over  the  country,  and  will 
have  a twofold  effect  in  drumming  up  buyers. 

Prepare  your  lists  and  send  them  in;  it  will  cost  nothing,  unless  you  sell  to 
the  man  we  introduce,  in  case  you  do  not  elect  to  pay  10  cents  a line. 

R.  C.  S IV!  Y E R S , publisher. 

121  Fifth  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


96 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


PALACE  FURNITURE  STORE 

399  & 401  WEST  MADISOH  STREET. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


THE  STORE  FOR 


Good  Goods. 


A Large  Variety  of  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


Cheap  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


Clean  Goods. 


399  & 40 1 W.  Madison  St. 

PALACE 

FURNITURE  STORE. 


THE  STORE  FOR 

Gentlemanly  Treatment. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


Cash  Goods. 


THE  STORE  FOR 


THE  STORE  FOR 


Fine  Finished  Goods. 


No  Easy  Payments. 


People  ThajaJx:  TX7"e  d.©aa.*t  Sell  d^estp 

ALL  THEY  HAVE  TO  DO  TO  BE  CONVINCED  IS  TO 

CALL  AND  GET  OUR  PRICES! 


We  handle  no  poorly-made  goods,  and  as  we  do  no  easy  payment  business,  we  do  not  have  to  take 
goods  back  on  chattel  mortgages  and  place  them  on  our  floor  again  as  new. 

Our  Goods,  therefore,  are  all  free  from  vermin,  as  they  have  been  received  direct  from  the  factories  and 

have  not  been  in  use  in  all  sorts  of  tenement  houses,  and  as 


WE  SELL  FOR  CASH 


we  can  sell  goods  at  the  VERY  LOWEST  FIGURES. 
BE  SURE  AND  REMEMBER  THE  PLACE  : 


399  & 401  W.  MADISON 


real  estate  and  building  journal. 


,1.  C.  M°  FA  R LA  N 1). 

Slate,  Tin  and  Corrugated  Iron  Roofer. 

Mnnufacturer  of 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Sheet  Metal  Skylights,  etc.. 
Agent  Austin  Patent  Corrugated  Conductor. 

This  Conductor  guarauied  not  to  burst  from  freezing 
rB-  particular  attention  given  to  repairs  of  all  kinds.  Telephone  4 17  1. 

219  and  221  West  Lake  Street  - • - - CHICAGO.  ILL. 


J.  HART, 

Manufacturer  of  Gilt,  Walnut,  Oak,  Cherry  and  Pine  Finished  or  Imitation 

ROOM  AM*  COKMCK 


AHo  make  a Specialty  in  putting  up  Mouldings  in  New  Houses  for  Hanging  up  Pictures. 

Office  and  Factory,  26  N.  Elizabeth  St.,  between  Lake  and  Randolph. 
CHICAGO,  IX_iI-i. 

If  you  want  to  save  your  Walls,  put  up  Room  Mouldings. 


J.  H.  PEARSON  & CO., 

Lumber, Lath  and  Shingles, 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds  and  Mouldings, 

Cor.  Canal  and  Lumber  Sts. 

£3f“Our  superior  facilities  for  manufacturing,  and 
our  central  location,  enable  us  to  offer  Lum- 
ber at  from  $1.00  to  $3.00  per  M less 
than  this  published  list.=^EJ 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 

VARI*  PRICES— CAR  LOTS-DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 


1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch ft 8 00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1 % and  1!4  inches 46  00 

3d  clear,  114,  l‘/2  anfi  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  1J4  and  114  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  114,  H4  an(l  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select  22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  £1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select,  . 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and?  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch  36  00 

B 34  00 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B . 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  1 Fencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 17  00 

10  feet 15  50 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 16  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 38  00 

B 36  00 

C 28  00 


FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 


1st  and  2d  clear 41  00 

A siding  strips 39  00 

A flooring  strips 84  00 

B „ „ 33  00 

C „ 24  00 


BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 


Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  00 

B 20  00 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  %-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  % insh  , 6 inch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding 10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8- inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  114  and  114-inch . . 13  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 


Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 


J.  J.  W ADE'.S 


AND  ALL-PORCELAIN 

WATER  CLOSET. 


rjIHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

J also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  end  Globes. 


House  Draining  and  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 

194  LaSalle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO,  ILL 

Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order. 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 99 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 1*  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  18  00 

iy2  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 21  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

214-inch 00  60 

21/2-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 


SHINGLES— CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 45 

Extra  A 2 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  anil  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 


2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths I2  OGf'i.16  00 

2x8  12  00@14  50 

2x10  ” 12  504x16*00 

2x12!”  12  50@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@14  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  sine. 


LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry  2 00 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLE8. 

Sawed  V2  6 inch,  7 feet 10V& 

14  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

y2  8 inch,  7 feet 17 Vi 

14  8 inch,  7 feet 9 


14  9,  19,  11  and  12  inches 


"7  feerton'g  : ip 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length 13 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

20  feet,  per  inch — 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 


1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2*4  in, $23  00@25  00 

I Thicker .V 25  00(5  27  00 

I Cull 8 00@10  00 


1st  and  2d •. - 20  00(5)22  00 

Common  14  00(516  00 

Timber 17  00@19  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Step  plank 27  00 

Cull.. .7.- 10  00 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

1st  and  2d 65  00@70  00 

Common 43  00(548  00 

Culls 24  00@28  00 

Extra  good : 70  00@75  CO 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d ....  • • 22  00@24  00 

Common ' H 00(516  00 

Cull 11  00@13  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 60  00@65  00 

“ thick., 65  00(570  00 

Cull 10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00@21  00 

Common 12  00(514  00 

Cull 6 00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00@30  00 

Cull 10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 32  00(535  00 

1st  and  2d,  \\i  in  and  up 35  00@37  50 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 16  00(518  0<) 

Cull 5 00@  6 00 

Merchantable 13  00@14  00 

BIRCH. 

Good 20  00@25  On 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00(517  Oo 

Cull 8 O') 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00@16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 

BEECH. 

Good 11  00@15  00 

Cull 

Log  run 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 23  00@25  0 » 

Cull 6 00(510  00 

Log  run 13  00(5:15  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 30  00@35  00 

Cull 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00(5)24  00 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00(520  0'» 

1st  and  2d  finishing,'!  nch 24  00(6)26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@‘29  <• 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  to 

u u rough 52  CO 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHINGLES — REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  prlc«  pr  bdi 4.90  pr  al 

SquareButts  4.60  pr  M 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


Galvanized  Iron  Galvanized  Wire 


PATENT 

Q ATE 


NETTING 

PENCE 

Partly  unrolled. 


JOEOsT  NORTHEN 

“The  Practical  Furnace  Man.” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Sebvohb,  Nohthen  & Oo. 
MANUPAOTUBER  AND  DEALEB  IN  THE 

-FAMOIN  KCLECTVC  1IKATKR.” 
The  Hackett  Patent  Orates  and  Mantels. 

Hoathwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  at*, 

E.  E.  NOYES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 
Metal  Skylights. 

Tin  and  Slate  Roefing,  Smoke  Stacks,  eto. 

33-35  W.  Madison  St..  CHICAGO. 

ty  Contracts  taken  in  City  or  Country 
Prompt  work  and  prices  to  suit  ths  times 

Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICACO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE 

Mural 


-A.ND- 


Ceiling 

DECORATORS. 

Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patroDS  : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER.  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave.  cor 
N.  Hnlsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR’-ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


J.MANZ&C0. 


„tS\GNERS  ^ 


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ENGRAYERS 


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94  LaSalle  Street,  Chicago. 


m 


16.00  each,  with  hardware  40  ins,  15c  liuem  foot, 
for  wood  poets.  35  las,  14c  linear  foot. 

_ 30  ins,  13c  linear  foot. 

^ELEVATOR  ■WKfcfi*. 

Win*  and  IRON  WINDOW  GUARDS. 

E.  HOLENSHA.DE, 

Wlr»  Works,  186  Lake  Street,  CHICAGO. 


ILTSTJ^^_iTGJI!  AG-EUCY- 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  Co.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 
LOSS3S  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFHUE.  .e.ephone  No. 


H.  O.  COULSON, 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

‘A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


METROPOLITAN 


Book-keeping, 

Penmanship, 

Short-Hand, 


Business  Forms, 
English  Grammar, 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICACO. 

COURSE  OK1  STUDY: 

Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 
Correspondence, 

Type-Writing, 

Reading  and  Spelling^ 

|THE  BINIXESS  EXCHAXtiE  IS  A 

GREAT  BUSINESS  ! 

Ik  which  you  see  Banking,  Manufacturing.  Importing.  Commission.  Jobbing 
and  « hole  sal  e Houses.  Beal- Kslate,  Insurance  anil  Transport- 
ation Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 

Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time 
Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

o.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 

Sole|  Licensees! 

FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE  - PROOF! 

Roofing! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

(Caff  Building.) 


'353 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ....  ill 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ibon  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St„  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Newspaper 

ADVERTISING 


A book  of  100  pages. 
The  best  book  for  an 
advertiser  to  con- 
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it  contains  lists  ol  newspapers  and  estimates 
of  the  cost  of  advertising.  The  ad  vertiser  who 
wants  to  spend  one  dollar,  finds  In  it  the  in- 
formation he  requires,  while  forhim  who  will 
invest  one  hundred  thousand  dollars  in  ad- 
vertising, a scheme  is  indicated  which  will 
meet  his  every  requirement,  or  can  be  made 
to  do  so  by  slight  changes  easily  arrived  at  by  cor- 
respondence. 149  editions  have  been  issued. 
Sent,  post-paid,  to  any  address  for  10  cents 
Write  to  GEO.  P.  ROWELL  & CO., 
NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  BUREAU. 
(10  Spruce  St.  Printing  House  Sq.),  New  York. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  GAS 

«.  STEAM-FITTING, 

No.  9 Arcade  Court, 

Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICACO. 
Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


National  Sheet  Metal  Roofing  Co. 

Organized  under  (’barter  granted  by  State  of  Tennessee,  September  30,  1882. 

SOLE  MANUFACTURERS.  OF 

WALTERS’  PATENT  METALLIC  ROOFINC  AND  SIDING  PLATES. 


-h-TIN+SH  INGLES 


P.  S.-We  have  just  been  awarded  FIRST  PREM 
Orleans,  La. 

L.  D.  CORTRIGHT,  Western 


We  claim  for  this  Roof  the  following  very  essential 
points  which  no  other  sheet  metal  roof  has: 

Rain-proof,  without  being  put  together  in  continuous  sheets. 

Storm-Proof.  It  allows  air  to  pass  through  freely-  from  underneath. 

It  can  be  taken  off,  and  relaid  with  absolutely  no  wastage. 

The  only,  absolutely  rain  and  storm  proof  sheet  metal  roof  that  continues 
so  from  the  time  it  is  applied. 

The  strongest  roof  in  the  world  made  from  sheet  metal. 

Xo  cleets,  half  sheets  or  shorts,  to  commence  at  eaves. 

A tin  roof,  ready  to  be  applied  without  skilled  labor,  or  expensive  tools. 

A roof  in  which  contraction  and  expansion  is  provided  for  in  each  separate 
sheet. 

A roof  applied  without  the  use  of  solder,  mallets,  seamers,  tongs,  or  fire 
about  the  building. 

A roof  that  is  painted  by  a dipping  process,  in  which  every  particle  of  the 
shingle  is  thoroughly  painted  before  applying. 

A roof  that  has  two  designs  in  one — a perfect  hexagon  and  a complete  arrow 
— which  can  be  ornamented  when  desired.  ~ v 

Tlie  lightest  roof  in  the  world,  and  perfectly  fire,  storm  and  wind  proof. 

IUM  and  COLD  MEDAL  at  the  World’s  Exposition  New 

Agent,  122  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


IHSTOEX  TO  CONTENTS. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— keal  estate  and  loans 

MISCELLANEOUS  MATTER 

TABLES— Architects’  Reports  of  New  Building  and  Prices  of  Bldg  Material 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET 

THE  RECORD 

“ “ continued.., 

SUBURBAN  AND  COUNTY  TRANSFERS 

TRUST  DEEDS  AND  MORTGAGES 

“ “ “ “ continued 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— FORECLOSURE  


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Contractors  and  Builders,  Hardware  and  Lumber 

Dealers,  Architects  and  Tax-payers,  should 
Examine  the  Table 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  Tlie  Granolithic  Co., 
Room  37—184  Dearborn  St. 


3sr.  ay.  williams, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 


Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 

219  E.  Washington  St 


• \ 


BRANCH  YARD: 

Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


F.  BUCHANAN. 

UNIVERSAL  FURNACE. 

Most  Powerful  and  Economical. 

306  Ogden  Ave.,  Chicago. 


H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans, 

Renting,  Insurance. 

92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


T.  NELSON  & SON 


Dealers  in. 


73  Jackson  Street, 

ntior  Stfltfl  Street. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


CHICAGO 


2 1 9 Thirty-First  Street, 

near  Indiana  Avenue. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  M.  Moore. 


T.  H.  Webster. 


S.  M.  MOORE  & CO., 

Insurance  Agents. 

Represent  the  ORIENT  INSURANCE  OO.,  Hartford,  Conn.  LION  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO., 
London,  Eng.  LOUISVILLE  UNDERWRITERS,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Insurance  on  Dwellings,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all  classes  of  desirable  risks  at  reasonable  rates. 
South  east  corner  LaSalle  and  Madison  Streets.  CHICAGO. 


W,  E.  WYATT  & CO. 


TELEPHONE-9925. 


ROOFERS! 


OFFICE  AND  WAREROOMS: 

4525  to  4531  STATE  ST. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

ooiMiiPALisnr. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


G.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  1 Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICACO. 

83^° Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  a,nd  Fire  Proof*. 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  150  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,?  ¥[.¥. 

Telephone  883.  ) 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 


ALLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


ANDERSON.  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 

153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evan«ton  property  a specialty. 


B 


AIRD,  PARKER  E.,  Tax  Agent,  Room  7,  125  Dear- 
born street,  Chicago. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - II.I.IXOIS. 


Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 


BROWN,  IRA. 

Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  399  W. 
Lake  street. 


CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  slreets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


CL  A.  CLAUSSENIUS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 


COLE,  M.  1 . & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated.  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ami  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


D 


REYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  88  Washington  street. 


EDWARDS  Sc  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 


Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Real  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  93  Fifth 
Ave.,  Room  1,  Chicago. 


/ 1 ILBERT,  CHAS.  J.  Real  Estate  Agent,  407  Davis 
AT  street,  Evanston,  111.  Personal  attention  given 
tj  property  located  in  Evanston,  South  Evanston  and 
North  Evanston. 


LI  OODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
" T Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines 


GOODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
lJ  32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 


J 1 OODKIDGE,  HD  WARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
‘ 1 Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago 
Reference  since  1858  : Traders’  Bank. 


/ 1 RF.EN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
' I and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Horde. , Block 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 


/4RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
" kers,  cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 


(t^oZJ,:N,!AUSKK'  JoHN’  Iloal  Estate  and  Loans, 
V r3°  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn 
of  Lake  Street. 


/I  BOSS,  S.  E.  & CO.,  136  Clark  stret,  corner  Madi- 
" * fon.  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a 
specialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years. 


HAW  KIN.SON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Reuting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhiicli  Block 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


H 


AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
6treet,  Chicago.  Room  12,  Reaper  Block. 


KRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale ; stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 


HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Keal  Kstate,  Loans  and  House  Kenting. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 


J^RAFT  & GREENAGRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 


and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTAATE, 


Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 


146  La  Salle  Street. 


WM.  LEAGUE  A C O., 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 


Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bldg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


I YMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
J 25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 


M 


AGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 


MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHIC’AIJO. 


NATHAN  & JACOBS, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


BORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 
\J  Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 


PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
JL  Rooms  9b  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 


ESTATE  OF  F. 

REAL  ESTATE 


Room  7. 


C.  PORTER, 

* 108  & 110  Dearborn 


E 


- diieaso. 


* BLAINE, Real  Estate  and  Loans  6134 
■ Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 


E 


Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notarj 
' Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 


<T.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTCACE  LOANS 


Room  8,  ii2  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO 
Keal  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


*^™ONB^CK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brc 


, 79  Dearborn  street,  Boom  14,  Chicago. 


Brokers,  79  & 81 


Fifth  ave.,  Staats  ZeitungBldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 


G-  F-  & S0NS",  Beal  Estate  and 


t /-VOT-.C-  i^siace  ai 

Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Erokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 


Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


C TEPINA,  J.  F.,  Keal  Estate  and  I nans,  55n  Blue 
Island  Ave  , corner  181  h street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a spe-u  P 


r’  oEV,  ReaI  Estate  a,1<1  Mortgage 
Chicago  ’ lj9  LaSalle  streeh  first  floor.  Boom  7. 


rpniHOLM.  AUG.,  Keal  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
Jr  Rub  lC’  45  MaJ°r  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 


cago 


TULLY  & KEATINC, 

LEAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 


~w*~  I-aSalle  Street.  t'HICAGO.  ILL. 


\ F-  c-’  Keal  Estate  and  Loans ; buys, 

Sk  manages  property  on  commission  110 

Dearborn  street,  Chicago.  u’  iiu 


WALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

I1G  Monroe  Street. 


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EBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  35,  162  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  Sc  CO. 

IR,  E A.  L.  ESTATE, 

1GS  LaSalle  St.,  Room  17,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S,  Wheeler,  Jr. 

HEELER  & CO.,  Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting. 


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Room  9- -157  Washington  St. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


J^ayton,  k.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 


Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Keal  Estate  by 
Auction 


IKON  CORNICES,  ETC. 


C 


AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 


N' 


OYES,  E.  E.,  33  md  35  W.  Madison  Street. 


Champion  Roofing, 


Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 

J . M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  156  La  Salle  St. 


WM.  J.  B R AC H VOGEL, 


General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 


Packing  Boxes 


and  aU  sorts  of  LUMBEK.  482  Fifth  Avenue. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

Cl‘1  Id/I  On8  VITI/Innrvinnn  J I.  1 1 . / 


re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  veri 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  partie* 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty 

Office  and  Yard:  Bear  of  394  LaSalle  St., 

Chicago. 


Building  Materials 
For  Sale. 


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Window  Decoration 


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377  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


SEWING-MACHINE 


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New  Home  Sewlnj  Machine  Co. 

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mense  pay  absolutely  sure  for  all  who  start,  at.oE 
Don’t  delay.  Address  Stinton  & Co„  Portland,  3 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  FEBRUARY  13,  1866. 


ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY,! 

121  Fifth  Ave.,  Chicago. 

TERMS: 

Yeak  (in  advance) 4.00 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 


}le  Copies. 


,red  at  Chicago  Postofflce  as  second-class  matter . 


REED  & HURLBTJT, 

CONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

-RAILWAY  BONDS  FOR  SALE 

JOSIAH  H.  REED,  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 
ine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago.  [J 

Room  2 165  Washington  St. 


KERFOOT.  & KKRFOOT  JR5 

ESTABLISHED  1852. 

Chicago  Real  Estate  Office  of 

H.  KERFOOT  & CO. 

91  DEARBORN  ST. 

rospondence 


U GORDON,  W.  L.  BLOOD. 

0.  (J.  GORDON  & CO., 

EAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

79  Dearborn  Street, 

>ms  JO  and  71 

Unity  Bniidins.  CHICAGO, 

North  and  South  Side  Residence  Property 
a Specialty. 


).  H.  BROOKS, 

Dealer  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

•e  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

;s  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Islai 
ray. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


ILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
’TSTIE,  FOUR,  NINE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

al  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  Fr 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  MADISON  STREET. 


j EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

Snow^  Dickinson, 

Real  Esta-tel  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 

W.  D.  Keefoot.  W.  A.  Mekigold.  G.  Bibkhoff,  Jb. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co, 

90  Washington  St,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  te  die  interests  of  non-residents 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister.  C.  H.  Puscheck. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents,  CU 
-i  818  S.  EaLSTED  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL, 

Property  in  all  parts  ot  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rentfi 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
retiable  companies. 

4®=* Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 

WM.  F.  LUBEKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

152  La  Salle  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
Sale  and  General  Management  of  j 
Real-Estate. 

JNO.  B KNIGHT.  Ja».  JSL.  MARSHAL! 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST,  CHICAGO- 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

We  give  Sped;'  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non- 
Residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

H.  G.  MOREY  & GO.. 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

85  Washington  Street,  - - - Chicago, 

Estates  managed,  Rents  Coll: "ted,  Taxes  Paid* 

We  give  special  attention  to  t , interests  ol  nott' 
residents  ^ 

* J.  P WHITE  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

ROOM  4,  REAPER  BLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL. 

D.  G.  HAMILTON.  P-  E-  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

90  WASHISGTON  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & GO, 

BANKERS, 

Loans  ! and  * Real  * Estate, 

88  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

E.  L.  TUBNEB.  W.  A.  BOND 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Heal  Estate 

Mortgage  Loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  00 
Commission.  Taxes  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

F.  A.  BRAGG  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Es'.eciHl  »t*«— « • •*  -■*  ■— *.  non  .lBilenti 

SR.em.oval. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

— TO — 

1 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 

REMOVAL. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTCACE  LOANS. 

* — TO — 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 

JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO. 

Single  Copy,  10c. 

Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  H B.  Bogue 

BOGrUE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Specm* 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non- residents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAM’L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR. 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Chioago, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell. 


Bruce  B.  Barney. 


Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Co., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


Sewer 


RHOADS  A RAMSEY. 

107  LaSalle  Street. 

Yards — 89  N.  Elizaboth  St. 
85th  at.  * & S.  M.  S.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY, 


Pipe 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Rooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisi©ns, 

N.  W COR  CLARK  & MADISON  STREETS, 

Property  for  sa!e  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


JOHN  W.  BROOKS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

No.  144  La  Salle  St.,  Room  8. 

Insurance  placed  in  reliable  Companies, 
Taxes  Paid,  Kents  Collected. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  city  bought  and  sold 
on  Commission.  Interests  of  non-residents  carefully 
looked  after. 


8.  11.  P. 


F.  A.  Baunks,  Notary  Publio. 

Barnes  & Parish, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS 

157  LaSaulk  Street,  Chicago. 
STORKS  AND  HOUSES  RENTE*, 

i ■ ■ • 

Bents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Pa 
tor  Non-Residents.  Real  Estate  Bough  and  BaM 
Telephone  N*.  4*8. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Andrew  Krimbill. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES: 

Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  111. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and.  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 


iv-  ToiaU  ami  |)uildiuij  Journa 


R.  C.  S MYERS,  Pbopbietob. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  FEB.  13,  1886. 


ROBBERY. 


Property  Owners  "Tenants. 


Landlords  as  well  as  Agents, 
Cheated  by  Gas  Com- 
panies. 

The  extortion  of  Gas  Companies  is  pro- 
verbial. Criticisms  of  j the  press,  so  far, 
have  had  no  effect  in  lessening  the  evil  in 
Chicago.  They  go  right  along  in  their  work 
of  cheating  and  extorting  money  from  con- 
sumers as  if  nothing  had  happened.  Let 
any  one  who  doubts  this  go  to  the  West  Side 
Gas  Co’s  office,  at  the  corner  of  Halsted  and 
Washington  streets,  on  the  8th,  9th  and  10th 
days  of  each  month,  and  remain  inside 
during  business  hours,  and  he  will  be  con- 
vinced of  the  truth  of  what  the  papers  sav. 
A majority  of  all  those  who  pay  protest 
against  being  charged  so  much,  but  the 
“cheeky”  clerks  and  henchmen  have  the 
usual  way  of  lying  out  of  it,  and  the  con- 
sumer, knowing  that  the  company  are  in 
possession  of  his  $10  left  on  deposit,  and 
and  that  it  will  cost  him  more  to  quit  than 
to  continue  a month  or  two  longer,  he  lets 
the  matter  run,  hoping  the  reasons  alleged 
by  the  company,  to-wit:  “that  people  burn 
twice  as  much  gas  in  winter  as  summer  ” — 
will  prove  true.  But  when  summer  comes 
the  impudent  fellows  will  argue  that,  inas- 
much as  the  evenings  are  so  much  longer, 
pleasanter  and  more  enjoyable,  more  gas  is 
burned  than  in  winter  time. 

If  the  above  theories  do  not  go  dowu 
with  the  consumer,  the  fellow  who  is  doing 
the  lying  will  suggest  that  it  is  possible  that 
the  gas  is  leaking  in  consequence  of  some 
defect  in  the  plumbing,  which  you  should 
have  fixed. 

Nor  is  this  all;  the  cheakiest  thing  lately 
heard  of  occurred  on  the  South  Side,  at 
121  Fifth  avenue.  The  partially  defunct 
concern  of  which  one  Judson  is  receiver,  un- 
dertook to  furnish  gas  at  the  above  number. 
Two  meters  were  put  in  on  the  second  floor 
and  one  on  the  third.  The  tenants  who  oc- 
cupied the  rear  portion  of  the  second  floor 
as  well  as  those  occupying  the  third  floor, 
moved  out,  each  having  used  separate  me- 
ters, distinct  from  the  tenant  occupying  the 
front  portion  of  the  second  floor.  On  ac- 
count of  the  lamp-black  or  some  other  dirty 
substance  gathering  in  the  pipes  and  choking 
up  the  burners,  in  consequence  of  which  a 
gas  stove  was  rendered  useless  and  had  to 
be  condemned,  this  new  gas  company,  who 


manufactures  gas  from  a low  grade  of  oil 
mixed  with  water,  was  ousted,  to  prevent 
further  damage. 

After  doing  without  light  for  two  weeks, 
or  till  the  middle  of  the  month,  and  securing 
another  stove,  this  “only”  tenant  left  in 
the  building,  secured  gas  from  another  com- 
pany. Now  comes  the  cheating.  The  Jud- 
son company  sends  in  a bill  for  a whole 
month,  three  times  as  large  as  any  one  for 
previous  months,  knowing  that  their  gas  had 
not  been  used.  Their  scheme  undoubtedly 
was  to  make  the  only  remaining  tenant  pay 
deariy  for  other  tenants  who  moved  out, 
and  also  to  punish  the  man  who  would  dare 
to  discontinue  using  the  “juic,”  substance 
called  “gas  by  a new  process.” 

A number  of  people  who  burn  gas  in  their 
residences  declare  their  intention  of  using 
lamps  and  candles  for  a month  and  keeping 
the  gas  shut  off,  so  as  to  be  able  to  prove  by 
a competent  plumber  and  others  that  no  gas 
was  used,  when  the  swindling  gas  companies 
present  their  bills  as  usual  for  gas  con- 
sumed. The  injured  party  can  then  take 
out  a warrant  for,  or  bring  an  action  against, 
the  responsible  members  of  the  company 
for  obtaining  money  under  false  pretenses. 
Unless  this  extortion  is  stopped  a move- 
ment must  be  organized  to  put  a stop  to  it. 
The  Real-Estate  Board  is  the  body  to  take 
action  and  then  others  will  follow. 


BAD  RESULTS  OF  JuBBKRY. 

The  crash  of  a heavy  stone  upon  the  side- 
walk at  the  county  court  House  on  Tuesday 
last  is  another  reminder  of  the  dishonesty  of 
politicians.  This  is  the  third  or  fourth 
occurrence  of  the  kind  and  our  county  com- 
missioners are  apparently  stirred  up  about 
it.  $50,000  was  entirely  too  large  a sum  of 
money  to  expend  in  perfecting  a set  of 
Abstract  book  and  indices  whereby  tax  pay- 
ers might  be  benefited,  but  $75,000  must 
be  set  aside  to  patch  up  the  crumbling  walls 
of  a court  House  which  cost  the  city  and 
county  millions  of  dollars  to  build.  The 
Tribune  of  Thursday  in  an  article  headed 
The  Crumbling  Court  House  said: 

Commissioners  Lynn  and  Van  Pelt  in- 
spected the  moldings  around  the  eaves  of 
the  building  and  came  to  the  conclusion  that 
it  was  unsafe  for  persons  to  go  into  it  through 
any  of  the  main  entrances  until  something 
could  be  done  to  brace  up  the  rotten  parts. 
Therefore,  to  protect  the  county  from  liabili- 
ty in  case  of  accident  from  a falling  stone 
of  a few  tons’  weight  upon  the  head  of  a citi- 
zen, the  Commissioners  ordered  all  the  main 
entrances  fenced  in,  as  well  as  the  sidewalks 
along  Clark,  Washington  and  Randolph 
streets,  except  a space  abont  two  feet  wide 
just  inside  the  gutters.  The  only  entrances 
left  open  are  those  leading  to  the  elevators 
on  the  basement  floor,  and,  although  it  may 
seem  like  a joke,  Commissioner  Van  Pelt 
seriously  advises  all  persons  having  business 
in  the  building  to  look  aloft  before  entering 
and  keep  their  eyes  on  high  until  they  get 
inside.  The  work  of  bracing  up  the  upper 
portions  of  the  building  and  the  spending 
of  the  $50,000  already  appropriated  for  that 
purpose  will  begin  as  soon  as  the  weather 
will  permit.  Besides  this  $50,000.  according 
to  the  provisions  of  the  County  Board  when 
the  appropriation  was  made,  $25,000  more 
will  be  added  when  the  June  revenues  come  in. 

Perhaps  it  would  be  well  for  our  Real 
Estate  Board  to  unite  with  the  citizens 
association  in  an  investigation  of  the  matter. 
This  is  good  news  to  send  out  to  non-resident 
taxpayers  and  would  be  investors. 

Suburban  Improvements. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  providing  for  a 
water  pipe  in  Indiana  Ave,  from  51st  to  55th 
sts  ; also  for  granting  certain  rights  to  the 
Western  Electric  Co  in  So.  Chicago  ; also 
same  to  the  So.  Chicago  <&  Southern  R R Co. 
in  Hyde  Park,  for  changing  name  of  Fred- 
erick Place  to  Monroe  Ave. 


Pianos  and  Organs 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Pi  jo, 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  in  L 
able  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  • i 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  1 fi; 
Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 

Estey  C amj 

188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO.  303  North  R^oadwav.  ST  i0 


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IMPROVED 


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FOR  DWELLING, 

WITH 

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LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGE 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  ' 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfac  i 


Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Arch  jts 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  do.  T 

BEST  IX  THE  MARKET. 


M.  B.  SWEZE1 

120  SOtli  STR]  E 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


CanalcSc.  Dock.  Ci 

3STo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Olrioagc 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 


Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railrcs, 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a docktf 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 


Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  compan; 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construct 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


ineer  Fire  - proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

eproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  S4H3. 


SHERIFFS  ANDREW  SHERIFFS 

JOHN  SHERIFFS  & SON 


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UMBER! 


Cor.  Lumber  and  22d  streets,  1 Image. 


PECIAT-.  attention  given  to  city  orders. 


T.  S.  White. 


H.  M Boice. 


D.  Cutler. 

CUTLEK,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


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BUILDING  DEPARTMENT. 

The  present  thaw  is  haring  a good  effect  already  in  the 
work  of  building.  The  number  of  permits  have  more  than 
doubled  and  outside  work  is  progressing  to  some  extent. 
Much  of  the  work  laid  out  late  last  fall  was  stopped  by  the 
severe  weather  before  it  was  finished;  now  it  is  going  for 
ward  with  a rush,  to  be  ready  for  May  moving.  Those  con 
templating  building  as  an  investment  are  looking  forward 
to  the  renting  season  with  some  solicitation. 

If  there  should  appear  to  be  a demand  for  more  new 
houses  with  modern  conveniences,  there  will  be  an  activity 
unheard  of  heretofore  since  the  fire,  but  if  there  should  be  a 
surplus,  a lull  may  be  expected. 

The  building  of  last  year  was  marked  not  alone  by  the 
great  number  of  houses,  but  by  the  elegance,  commodious- 
ness and  size  of  the  structures  erected. 


RAYMOND'S  FAlTETSTT 

Compressed  LeadSash  Weights 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


II 


BUILDING  NEWS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction.— So  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  tine 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg. 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 

Home  Insurance  Bldg. 

Send  for  Circular. 


. B.  Farwell’s 
0 M Case’s  “ 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offie  of  Cincinnati 


—Council  Bluffs.  Ia.,  expended  $700,000  in  new  buildings 
during  the  year  of  1885. 

—Mitchell,  Dakota,  expended  $200,000  for  building  im- 
provements. 

—Madison.  Wis.,  expended  over  $500,000  in  building  im- 
provements in  1885. 

— Improvements  at  Iowa  City,  Iowa,  for  the  past  year 
amount  to  over  $50,000. 

— Oshkaloosa,  Wis. — Improvements  during  the  past  year 
foot  up  $318,000. 

— Fairmount,  Dak.,  has  expended  $39,000  in  building  im- 
provements last  year. 

— Clinton,  Iowa,  expended  over  $533,000  on  new  build- 
ings during  1885. 

— Des  Moines,  la.,  expended  over  $3,200,000  in  building 
improvements  during  the  year  of  1885. 

— Boone,  Iowa,  built  to  the  extent  of  $89,581  in  1885. 

— Rockford,  111.,  erected  buildings  last  year  to  the  cost  of 
$500,000. 

— Sioux  Falls.  Dak.,  expended  $352,000  in  improvements 
last  year. 

—Sioux  City,  Iowa,  expended  $1,672,000  in  building  im- 
provements. 

— In  Madison,  Dak.,  building  improvements  for  1885 
aggregate  $83,000. 

St.  Cloud,  Minn.,  expended  $288,039  for  improvements 
last  season. 

Black  River  Falls,  Wis.,  expended  $200,000  in  building 
improvements  last  year. 

Anoka,  Minn,  expended  $500,000  in  building  improve- 
ments during  the  past  year 

La  Crosse,  Wis.  expended  $777,715  in  building  improve- 
ments during  the  past  year. 

Burlington,  Iowa. — Building  improvements  for  the  past 
year  amounts  to  $500,000. 


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[Albert  Lea,  Minn.,  claims  building  improvements  for  the 
ar  to  the  amount  of  $138,579. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

55  and  57  West  Ladce  St. 

C HJ  C A C O. 

F-  HUE.  CLARKE 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Rfial  estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
reaListateand  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted.   


Mahogany  and  Cabinet  Woods. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 
and  rosewood: 

Mexican  mahogany,  $100  @ $180  per  M. 

St.  Domingo  “ 150  @ 200  -l 

Cuba  “ 100  @ 150  “ 

Rosewood  “ 2 @ 5c  pr  lb. 


BUILDING  PAPER. 


The  following  quotations  represent  ton  lots.  Lesser 
amounts  are  subject  to  a higher  rate  of  10  cents  on  100 
pounds. 

PER  100  LBS 

Plain  straw  board  sheathing  paper $1.30 

Tarred  straw  board  sheathing  paper 1.40 

Inodorous  water-proof  sheathing  paper 2, 

Prepared  plastering  paper 2. 

Tarred  roofing,  felt 1.40 

Tarred  sheathing  felt 1.40 

Carpet  lining  felt 2.26 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 

mason’u  supplies. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  ^ square  foot 18  @ 

10-inch  thick,  ^ square  foot 20^ 

12-inch  thick  ^ square  foot 22@ 

Rublestone,  lb  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard.  7 50 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 55 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches. ...  00  24 

tc  5 “ 4 “ ....  00  28 

“ Building  stone,  per  cube 00  50@00  60 

Maxwell  & Co.: 

Euclid  Stone  Co’s  3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars  00  22 
“ “ 4-inch  “ “ 00  26 

“ “ Building  Stone 00  50@00  56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls  85 

Lime,  in  bbls  finishing 65  @0  95 

Common  brick,  ^ M ^ 00@8  00 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 16  00a22  00 

Anderson’s 22  00@29  00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  M 65  00@300  00 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 42  00@45  00 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 50  00 

Racine  Pressed  Brick 20  00 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 30  00@33  00 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick @25  00 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 22  00@30  00 

St.  Louis  Pressed @27  OC 

Trenton @38  00 

Fire  Brick  M 25  00@50  06 

Michigan  New  York  Stucco  and  Iowa  ....  1 70@  1 8! 

Cement,  Utica,  and  Buffalo,  3$  bbl 1 00@  1 21 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee  ^ bbl.  1 00  @ 1 25 

Portland  Impt  Cement 3 00@  3 25 

White  Sand  $ bbl 1 00@  1 25 

Fire  Clay  $ bbl 2 00@  3 50 

Plastering  Hair  ^ bush 25@35 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair I2J£ 

Roofing,  square  gravel  3 00@  5 50 

Asphalt  Roofing 7 50@  9 00 

Marble  Dust  18  bbl @ 2 00 


100 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


.A.  MODEL 

MEAT  MARKET. 


A meat  dealer  good  at  quy  place, 

Is  indeed  an  acquisition; 

Where  e’er  is  seen  most  every  trace 
Of  cleanliest  condition. 

At  William  Davidson’s  best  steaks  are  cut, 
Indeed  with  the  greatest  ease; 

Of  either  Porter-house  or  Round. 

In  a manner  sure  to  please. 

And  oh!  such  roasts,  his  are  of  fame, 

Of  either  kinds  of  meats, 

That  brings  to  him  a goodly  name; 

With  best  all  around  he  greets. 

He  keeps  the  best  of  pork  and  mutton, 

As  well  of  veal  and  finest  lamb; 

And  of  pure  meats  he  sausage  makes, 

And  cured  most  fine  he  has  of  ham. 

Of  game  he  has  the  various  kinds, 

To  suit  the  most  fastidious  minds; 

At  prices,  too,  indeed  so  low, 

That  patrons  round  to  his  place  go. 

Then  go  there  every  one  and  all, 

For  if  on  him  you  once  but  call, 

The  satisfaction  he  will  give, 

Will  be  remembered  while  you  live. 

REMEMBER  THE  PLACE: 

WTUL  DAVIDSON, 
No.  48  N.  State  St..  CHICAGO. 


D.  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and.  Loans. 

House  Renting  and  Collections. 

Office:  138-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 
Room  I I CHICACO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


REAL  ESTATE  SEWS. 

The  improvement  of  streets,  building  of 
bridges,  and  looking  after  assessments  occu- 
py a considerable  portion  of  the  time  of 
property  owners  as  well  as  agents.  Owners 
of  realty  are  determined  to  have  something 
to  say  about  taxes  and  the  expenditure  of 
the  public  money.  Ward  bummers  and  pud- 
ding headed  politicians  have  had  their  day- 
The  common  council  can  order  an  improve- 
ment but  the  property  owners  will  decide 
fob  themselves  whether  it  is  needed  or  not, 
and  the  board  of  public  works  may  let  con- 
tracts but  if  any  jobbery  is  attempted  the 
citizens  interested  in  the  character  of  the 
improvements  will  protest.  The  great  cry 
on  the  part  of  the  Mayor  and  common  coun- 
cil is  the  limit  placed  upon  taxation.  The 
public  on  the  one  hand  demand  new  bridges 
and  more  tunnels  but  the  Comptroller’s  esti- 
mates are  way  below  the  appropriations 
asked  for  by  the  board  of  Aldermen. 

The  committee  on  finance  finished  its  work 
on  Thursday  for  the  Appiopriation  bill 
which  will  be  submitted  to  the  council  at  the 
next  regular  meeting. 

The  amount  agreed  upon  is  just  inside  the 
amount  ot  the  tax  levy  and  receipts  for 
licenses  and  miscellaneous  sources,  and  the 
council  will  have  no  margin  to  work  on. 
The  extra  policemen  and  new  stations  and 
the  additional  firemen  and  apparatus  and 
horses  have  been  stricken  out.  Health  Com- 
missioner De  Wolf  gets  an  advance  of  $1,000 
in  salary,  but  his  estimate  of  $320,760  for  his 
department,  which  was  reduced  to  $241,385 
by  the  Controller,  was  cut  down  to  $120,723, 
the  fifty  additional  scavenger  teams  and 
twenty  sanitary  inspectors  asked  for  being 
thrown  out  by  the  committee.  $75,000  was 
inserted  for  a bridge  at  Jackson  st.  If  the 
council  agrees  to  this  there  will  be  $100,000 
available  for  the  purpose.  The  estimate  for 
the  bridge  and  viaduct  is  $280,000,  the  land 
damages  being  unknown  at  present.  West 
Side  property -owners  say  that  there  will  be 
no  land  damages  and  that  the  bridge  and 
viaduct  wouldn’t  cost  $280,000.  The  rail- 
road companies , would  have  to  pay  about 
$50,000,  and  if  the  $75,000  went  through  the 
property-holders  would  guarantee  the  con- 
tractors against  loss  if  the  contract  was  let 
this  year. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 


BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATE 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


C.  J.  Hamilton,  President.  J.  J.  Danfobth,  Superintendent. 

COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  COMPANY. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 

Best  Work!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Wm.  Keed. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


WM.  HEED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 


•Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


—[Established  1865.]— 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


The  Committee  on  streets  and  alleys, 
South  Division,  met  Thursday  but  did  not 
consider  the  ordinance  granting  the  Chi- 
cago Passenger  Railway  Company  the  right 
of  way  on  Dearborn  street.  Aid.  Whelan 
said  it  would  be  allowed  to  rest  awhile.  In 
his  opinion  it  would  ultimately  be  passed. 
The  Committee  on  railroads,  which  has  the 
Star  Company’s  ordinance  among  its  papers, 
may  not  meet  for  some  time.  President 
Weeks  of  the  Chicago  Company  said  they 
were  getting  along  nicely  with  reference  to 
Dearborn  street.  Some  of  the  property- 
owners  were  opposed  to  tracks  on  the  street, 
but  he  thought  they  would  come  around  in  a 
little  while.  The  company  had  gotten  along 
smoothly  so  far  and  didn’t  want  to  have  a 
fight  when  completing  its  system. 


CHICAGO  CITY  COITYCIL.. 

Council  Chambers,  ) 
Chicago,  Fedruary  1,  1886.  ) 

Ordinance  to  stay  proceedings  for  plank- 
ing alley  north  of  Milwaukee  ave.,  between 
Currier  and  Noble  streets;  also  for  paving 
Sangamon  street,  from  Milwaukee  avenue 
to  Chicago  avenue;  also  the  paving  of  Wade 
street;  also  to  stay  proceedings  in  collection 
for  assessment  of  improving  Bryson  street 
between  Lincoln  and  Robey  streets. 

Also  to  stay  proceedings  for  improvement 
of  West  Ohio  street,  from  Milwaukee  avenue 
to  Ashland  avenue,  and  to  stay  improvement 
of  West  Twelfth  street,  from  Centre  avenue 
to  Ashland  avenue,  and  stop  all  proceedings 
for  improvement  of  Wisconsin  street:  also 
to  stay  proceedings  in  the  matter  of  the  im- 
provement of  Douglas  avenue,  from  Halsted 
street  to  the  river,  until  otherwise  ordered 
by  this  Council. 

An  ordinance  to  cause  a sewer  to  be  con- 
stucted  on  Nineteenth  street,  between  Oak- 
ley avenue  and  Western  avenue. 

Alao  for  repealing  an  ordinance  for  the 
improvement  of  Douglas  avenue,  from  L. 
S.  and  M.  S.  Ry  tracks  to  Halsted  street. 

Resolved,  That  the  city,  as  the  owner  of  the 
property  east  of  and  fronting  on  Michigan 
avenue,  between  the  south  line  of  Adams 
street  and  the  north  line  of  Washington 
street,  consents  to  the  construction,  main- 
tenance and  operation  on  said  Michigan 
avenue,  of  a single  or  double  track  horse 
railway,  by  the  Chicago  Passenger  Railway 
Company. 

Also  ordinance  to  stay  proceedings  for 
the  assessmenst  for  improving  Thirty-fifth 
street,  from  Halsted  street  to  Archer  avenue, 
for  one  year. 

Also  Madison  street,  from  Wabash  avenue 
to  Michigan  avenue. 

Also,  to  stay  proceedings  in  the  opening 
of  a proposed  street  running  from  Thirty- 
seventh  to  Thirty-eighth  street,  and  between 
Cottage  Grove  and  Langley  avenues. 

Also,  to  stay  proceedings  for  the  improve- 
ment of  alley,  between  Fifth  avenue  and 
Franklin  street,  and  Congress  street  and 
Charles  place. 


Also,  to  stay  all  pro  ceedings  of  the  spe- 
cial assessments  for  the  paving  of  Franklin 
street,  between  Madison  street  and  Lake 
street. 


IMPOKTAST  TO  AGENTS 

That  classified  list  of  property  for  sale  is 
being  compiled  by  The  Real  Estate  and 
Building  Journal  and  will  be  published  in 
the  supplement  and  Journal  both.  Those 
who  prefer  the  main  body  of  the  paper  can 
have  it  so  and  those  who  want  to  use  the 
supplement  to  send  to  subscribers  can  choose 
it.  Roth  Journal  and  supplement  will  be 
left  with  news  dealers  on  Saturday  and  Sun- 
day and  notices  to  the  effect  that  such  a bona 
fide  list  of  improved  and  unimproved  prop- 
erty for  sale  can  be  found  in  the  Journal  at 
all  news  stands.  Make  up  your  lists  and 
send  them  in  at  10  cents  a line  or  as  per 
agreement  to  be  signed. 


Country  Building;  lews. 


The  building  improvements  at  Cedar  Rap- 
ids, Iowa,  for  1885,  foot  up  $633,975;  the 
jobbing  trade  was  worth  $13,501,196. 

Detroit,  Minn,  have  expended  $125,000  on 
improvements  during  1885. 

The  Joseph  Schlitz  Brewing  Co,  will  build 
a four-story  and  basement  brick  building  in 
Milwaukee,  Wis;  at  a cost  of  $50,000. 

A large  brick  and  stone  church  will  be 
built  on  the  corner  of  Howard  and  19th  sts., 
Detroit,  Mich.,  by  the  St. Anne’s  Church 
Society,  at  a cost  of  $100,000. 

At  1700  Micollet  ave.,  Minneapolis,  Minn., 
3 brick  tetement  dwellings  will  be  erected 
by  E.  J.  Phelps  at  a cost  of  $25,000. 

C.  W.  Clark  of  Little  Rock,  Ark.,  has  re- 
ceived the  contract  to  build  an  $18,000  court 
house  at  Jonesbors,  Ark. 

A $50,000  hotel  will  be  built  at  Cantons- 
ville  Maryland. 


REAL  ESTATE  LAW. 

Huldah  E.  Burke  v.  Betsey  P.  Grant.  Filed 
at  Ottawa,  Jan.  25,  1886. 

Mortgage. — Release  by  acts. — A was  the 
owner  of  a city  lot  upon  which  his  brother 
B had  a mortgage  for  $1,000,  and  C was  the 
owner  of  a farm  mortgaged  for  $3,000.  A 
exchanged  his  lot  and  a stock  of  groceries 
with  C for  her  farm,  each  assuming  payment 
of  the  other’s  mortgage.  A and  B came  to 
see  the  farm,  when  B discharged  the  $3,000 
mortgage  and  took  a mortgage  from  A for 
$4,000  on  the  farm,  C having  taken  steps  to 
sell  her  stock  and  personal  property  on  the 
farm,  was  induced  to  sell  and  deliver  the 
same  to  A upon  the  promise  of  B that  he 
would  release  his  mortgage  on  the  lot:  Held, 
that  as  B induced  the  sale  of  the  stock  to 
his  brother  by  C,  under  the  belief  that  the 
incumbrance  on  the  lot  would  be  released, 
he  was  estopped  from  enforcing  payment 
of  his  mortgage,  and  that  it  was  properly 
declared  paid  and  set  aside  as  a cloud  on 
the  title  of  C. 

David  Preston  et  al.  v.  Gilbert  A.  Colby  et 
al.  Filed  at  Ottawa,  Jan.  25,  1886. 

A purchased  of  a banker  real  estate  for 
$16,300  and  afterward  formed  a partnership 
with  B and  C,  for  manufacturing  plows,  etc., 
and  made  valuable  improvements  upon  the 
purchased  premises,  and  borrowed  of  the 
bankrr  $3,000,  for  which  the  firm  gave  a 
judgment  note  payable  in  ninety  days. 
Afterward  A,  in  the  absence  of  B,  for  the 


purpose  of  closing  up  the  partnership  bu6 
ness,  obtained  a deed  for  the  property  froi 
the  banker,  and  gave  his  notes  secured  1 
mortgage  on  the  same  for  $19,500,  whic 
included  the  purchase  money,  the  iuterei 
thereon  and  the  $3000  firm  note,  whic  - 
however  was  retained,  and  judgment  coi 
fessed  thereon.  A,  at  the  same  time,  turne  t 
over  to  the  banker  as  a security  for  the  del 
all  the  personal  property  of  the  firm.  Th 
banker,  after  such  transfer,  filed  a creditor 
bill,  seeking  to  reach  a deposit  of  B in  h: 
bank,  which  he  had  transferred  by  check  1 1 
D,  alleging  fraud.  After  the  filing  of  th  j 
bill  the  personal  property  of  the  firm  e 
transferred,  was  sold  and  converted  int 
money  realizing  about  $1,200,  and  it  a; 
peared  that  the  real  estate  so  mortgage 
was  of  the  value  of  $30,000:  Held,  that  th 
creditors  bill  was  premature,  as  the  mod; 
naged  property  should  first  have  been  sole 
even  though  a judgment  had  been  recovere 
against  A after  the  purchase  and  before  th ; 
giving  of  the  mortgage. 

Sophia  Cherry  v.  Mehitable  Greene  et  al 

Filed  at  Ottawa,  Jan.  25  1886. 

1.  Trustees. — An  assignment  or  convej  | 
ance  of  land  to  trustees  to  pay  all  the  jnt 
debts  of  the  grantor  necessarily  implies 
power  of  sale  in  the  trustees,  though  non 
be  given  in  words. 

2.  No  particular  form  of  words  is  net 
essary  to  create  a power  of  sale.  Any  wort 
which  show  an  intention  to  create  such  powe 
or  any  form  of  instrument  which  impost 
duties  upon  a trustee  that  he  can  not  pe 
form  without  a sale,  will  necessarily  crea 
a power  of  sale  in  the  trustee. 

3.  When  trustees  are  authorized  to  d; 
vote  so  much  of  the  principal  or  income , 
the  trust  estate  as  may  be  necessary  for  P 
support  of  the  grantor  and  his  family,  th 
will,  when  necessary,  confer  a power  of  sal 

When  a deed  conveying  property  i 
crust  to  trustees  directs  that  in  certain  cor 
tingencies  the  fund  therein  named  “shall  b 
paid  over”  by  the  trustees  to  the  wife  an 
children  of  the  grantor,  such  direction  in 
ports  and  confers  the  power  to  sell. 

5.  Purchaser — Where  property  is  cor 
veyed  in  trust  to  pay  debts  generally,  an 
apply  the  balance  to  the  support  of  th 
grantor’s  family,  the  purchaser  from  th 
trustee  is  released  from  the  obligation  ti  > 
see  to  the  application  of  the  purchas  ij 
money. 

6.  A party  conveyed  all  his  property  1 
real  and  personal,  to  trustees  in  trust,  (1)  t 
pay  all  his  just  debts  and  the  expenses  o 
the  trust;  (2)  to  devote  so  much  of  tb 
principal  or  income  thereof  as  might  b ' 
necessary  for  the  support  of  the  granto 
and  his  family;  (3)  in  case  of  his  deatl 
upon  the  written  request  of  his  heirs,  th  * 
trust  should  determine  and  the  fund  b 
paid  over  to  his  wife  and  children,  and  ii 
default  of  such  request,  to  devote  so  muc! 
of  the  principal  or  income  as  might  be  nec 
essary  for  the  use  and  support  of  his  wif 
and  children;  (4)  upon  the  death  of  his  wife 
she  surviving  him’  and  upon  the  death  o 
each  of  his  children  surviving  him,  if  th  " 
trust  was  not  provionsly  terminated,  to  pa; 
over  the  proportion  of  said  fund  the  wif 
or  child  would  have  been  entitled  to  in  cas 
of  a division  of  said  fund  at  the  death  of  th' 
wife  or  child,  to  such  person,  or  persons,  a v 
his  wife  or  child  should  by  will  appoint,  etc.  ^ 
the  wife  joining  and  releasing  her  dowei 
and  homestead.  Held,  the  trustees  becami 
thereby  invested  with  the  legal  title  to  th' 
land  and  had  the  power  to  sell  and  conve; 
the  same  to  a purchaser,  and  that  the  pur 
chaser  was  not  bound  to  see  to  the  prope) ; 
application  of  the  purchase  money. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


101 


THE  RECORD 


See  table  of  Future  New  Builcliugs,  Fourth  Page) 

ltI)IU)[N(ir  PKBMITS. 

tyers  court,  at  No  3G,  J Albrechtson,  t'nree- 
story  flats,  21x48 — $3,500. 
lutterfield  st,  at  No  2911,  John  Hanafen, 
basement  20x29  — $600. 
flue  Island  av,  at  Nos  1222  and  1224,  Jntf 
Range,  two  two-story  stores  and  dwell 
ings  50x90—$4,000. 

larroll  st.  at  No  351,  P Frey,  besement  20x 
42— $1,000. 

lanal  st  N,  at  No  25,  Chas  Witte  & Co.,  one- 
story  ice  house  25x25 — $1,200. 
flark  street  North,  at  No  632,  A Hamme- 
rick.  two-story  store  and  hall  25x55 — 
$3,500. 

Slston  avenue,  at  No  1136,  Chas  Hein,  one- 
story  shop  20x40 — $300. 

Ellis  av,  at  Nos  3j28  to  3536,  J F Rumsey, 
five  two-story  dwellings  96x60 — $23,000. 
Eighteenth  st  at  No  1007,  W Sorna,  one- 
story  cottage  20x50 — $1,000. 
fourteenth  st  at  No  430,  J Sheehan  one- 
story  warehouse  20x50 — $200. 
fifth  av,  at  No  3700,  P Lynch,  two-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x40 — $2,000. 

Fifth  av,  at  No  3018  and  3020,  Second  Swe- 
dish Baptist  Society,  one-story  church  45x 
90— $9,000. 

Frake  st,  at  No  3023,  Robert  Murphy,  one- 
story  cottage  20x30 — $800. 

Fulton  st,  at  No  1197,  Patrick  Burns,  two- 
story  dwelling  22x42 — $2,200. 

Fourteenth  st  W,  at  No  931,  Louis  Bussiere, 
one-story  cottage  24x42 — $800. 

Harrison  st,  at  No  1403,  Jas  O’Donnell,  two- 
story  dwelling  20x26 — $1,000. 

Huron  st,  at  No  84,  Mrs  Anna  Carlson,  two- 
story  flats  30x30 — $2,000. 

Huron  st  W,  at  No  386,  H Biermann,  four- 
story  store  and  flats  85x55 — $8,000. 

Henry  st  at  No  371,  Mrs  Sebers  one-story 
cottage  21x41 — $1,500. 

Irving  avenue,  at  No  225,  S E Blaisdell,  two- 
story  dwelling  25x39 — $4,000. 

Jackson  st,  at  No  926,  J H Haig,  t lvo-story 
flat — $2,800. 

Kemper  place,  at  No  32,  J B Swanson, 
three-story  fiats  22x35 — $2,800. 

Larrabee  st,  at  No  548,  A Hartmann,  two 
additional  stories  24x57 — $2,500. 

Michigan  st,  at  Nos  112  to  120,  Oberne  & 
Hosick,  five  additional  stories  90x100 — 
$30,000. 

Milwaukee  avenue  at  No  1448,  Hoelk  & 
Klindor,  one-story  shop,  24x12 — $1,000. 
Noble  st,  at  No  775.  A Kimalch,  one-story 
cottage  20x40 — $700. 

North  ave,  at  No  645,  J W Peterson,  one- 
story  cottage  21x48 — $1,000. 

Ogden  av,  at  No  165,  J B Klein,  three-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x60 — $6,500. 

Oakley  st,  at  Nos  230  to  236,  G N Hull,  four 
two-story  dwellings  75x60 — $20,000. 
Seventeenth  st  W,  at  No  839,  Anton  Ris,  one- 
story  cottage,  20x28 — $650. 

Seventeenth  st  W,  at  No  840,  John  Ribasek, 
one-story  cottage  20x50 — $1,100. 

Sheffield  st  at  No  243,  F F Remley  three- 
story  flats  23x55 — $3,000. 

Seymour  st,  at  No  47,  John  Polk,  two-story 
dwelling  20x40 — $1,500. 

Washington  blvd,  at  No  401,  Geo  C Eldridge 
addition  to  barn  24x12 — $350. 

Warren  av,  at  No  855,  Dr  E Wight,  two-story 
dwelling  24x50 — $3,100. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 


City  Property. 

Ashland  av  N,  premises  No  482,  Jan  28, 
Theodore  Wagner  to  Christian  Nissen, 

$2,250 

Ashland  av,  ne  cor  of  20th  st,  wf,  40x150, 
Jan  16,  Daniel  Giltman  to  the  Catholic 

Bishop $4,250 

Ashland  av,  40  ft  n of  20th  st,  wf,  49  2-10x 
150,  Jan  21,  Waclav  Lala  to  F S Henne- 

berry $4,900 

Archer  av,  ne  cor  Western,  40x50x64,  Feby 
5,  John  McCaffery  to  John  Wentworth, 

$700 

Archer  av,  96  ft  w of  Lock  st,  nf,  24x100, 
Feby  3,  Fanz  Koch  to  Catharina  Koch, 

$4,000 

Adams  st  W,  bet  Aberdeen  and  Centre  av, 
sf,  30x187)4,  imp,  Feby  8,  H H Stoddart 
to  Lydia  M Mackinzie $6,000 


Allport  st,  24  ft  n of  21st,  wf,  24x125,  imp, 
January  2,  Frank  Kostohryz  to  V and  A 

Havel $1,900 

Ashland  av,  72  ft  s of  Blackhawk  st,  ef,  24 
xl26)4,  Dec  30,  ’85,  F W Hatterman  to 

Land  P Zoladewski $1,100 

Austin  ave,  100  feet  w of  Wood  st,  sf,  25x 
217,  Dec  11,  ’85,  B and  A Wise  to  M J 

Greenebaum $1,500 

Ashland  av,  74  ft  s of  13th  st,  wf,  25x116, 

Jany  26,  J L Melvin  to  G A Ketchpaw, 

$2,800 

Allport  av,  100  ft  se  of  16th  st,  wf,  25x125, 

Jan  27,est  of  B H Claflin  & Co  to)R  San- 

kup $1,000 

Bissell  st,  244  ft  sof  Clay,  ef,  24x125,  imp, 

Dec  29,  ’85.  F Bunge  to  John  Voss, 

$1,900 

Brigham  st,  258  ft  e of  Paulina,  sf,  24x100, 

Jany  19,  Thos  Anderson  to  Tomas  Ko- 

lodzenski  $610 

Bellevue  place,  the  premises  No  50,  Jany 
22,  Potter  Palmer  to  Nellie  W Roberts, 

$13,560 

Blackhawk  st,  w of  and  near  Clybourn  av, 
nf,  26x86,  imp,  Feb  8,  C and  D Schmidt 

to  Theodor  Schildeiu $1,200 

Brigham  st,  210  ft  e of  Wood,  sf,  24x100, 
January  19,  E M Pike  to  John  Noffke, 

$650 

Bloom  st,  48  ft  s of  36th,  ef,  24x125,  Jan 
25,  estate  of  E C Larned  to  H Sielaff, 

$400 

Chicago  av  W,  191  ft  e of  Hoyne,  nf,  24x 
93,  February  9,  B G Gill  to  A A and  A W 

Fischer $800 

Courtland  st,  173  feet  w of  Robey,  sf,|24x 
100,  Feb  8,  John  Schmid  to  Christoph 

Strauss $900 

Courtland  st,  173  feet  w of  Robey,  sf,  24x 
100,  Feby  10,  C Strauss  to  K Schmid, 

! , $900 

Congress  st  W,  253  ft  w of  California  av6, 
nf,  25x153,  Jany  26,  J U Borden  to  P 

O’Shea $525 

Carroll  ave,  250  ft  e of  Paulina  st.  sf,  48x 
124,  Feb  1,  S H and  J J Montague  to 

Mary  J Bushnell $3,900 

Central  Park  ave,  sw  cor  of  Forquer  st,  5 
acs,  (ex  270x124),  Dec  19,  ’85,  Daniel  K 

Tenney  to  Benj  Hagaman $7,650 

California  ave.  bet  13th  and  14th  sts,  wf, 
50x131,  Jan  15,  John  Oliver  to  Henry  S 

Towle $2,000 

California  ave,  bet  13th  ard  14th  sts,  wf, 

51  7 10x131,  Jan  15,  same  party  to  C K 

Offield $2,150 

Chicago  av  W,  ne  cor  of  Samuel  st,  sf,  50 
xll8,  Feb  11,  Phillip  Buttron  to  Wm  C 

Seipp  et  al $6,200 

Congress  st  W,  100  ft  e of  Francisco,  sf,  25 
xl71,  Jan  12,  J M Berden  to  M McNa- 
mara   $575 

Calumet  av,  150  ft  n of  29tb  st,  wf,  56x183, 

Feb  8,  S L Brown  to  H B Eastman. 

$7,000 

Division  st  W,  sw  cor  of  Barclay,  nf,  25x 
125.  Jany  19,  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  C W 

Anderson $1,050 

Division  st,  ne  cor  of  La  Bar,  lot  39,  imp, 
Jany  9,  M Schuerheck  to  Jens  Jensen. 

$1,000 

Dashiel  ave,  75  ft  s of  29th  st,  wf,  25x124, 
Jany  15,  Thos  H Faile  to  John  Waska, 

$750 

Dayton  st,  275  ft  n of  Webster  av,  ef.  24x 
124,  Feb  8,  M T Nicholson  to  Bertie  Sen- 

eco $1,500 

Division  st,  31  feet  e of  La  Salle,  sf,  26)4x 
82,  Febr’y  6,  J J Swenie  to  F B Flynn, 

$4,000 

Desplaines  street,  between  Randolph  and 
Washington,  w f,  50x150,  January  1, 
Rose  A Forrester  to  Ryan  <fc  McGurren, 

$18,000 

Douglas  av,  106  ft  e of  Prairie,  nf,  undvd 
)4  of  26)4x123,  imp,  Feb  1,  Ida  Davis 

to  John  H Bloom $2,100 

Dearborn  st  S.  292  feet  s of  27th,  wf,  25x 
100,  Jan  30,  M F and  F Pierce  to  James 

Hyde $1,300 

Emerald  av,  37  ft  n of  33d  st,  ef,  25x125, 
Jan  21,  Christine  Mayer  to  Ellen  Hig- 
gins   $800 

Elk  Grove  st,  96  ft  n of  Wabansia  av,  wf, 
20%xl21,  imp,  Sept  28,  ’85,  E P May- 
nard to  Chas  Frank $1,350 

Elston  addition  (part  of  lot  5 in  block  28) 
Home  National  Bank  to  J B Galloway, 

$3,500 

Erie  st  W,  sw  cor  of  Paulina,  nf,  26x124, 
Feb  5,  Danl  Hassett  to  Louis  Koepke, 

$2,200 

Emerald  st,  327  ft  s of  Stearns,  ef,  25x115, 
Nov  9,  ’85,  H L & H C Ayer  to  Henry 
Wohner $500 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 


BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &e., 


No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 


Cor.  Curtis  St. 


CMICACO.  ILL. 


Eighteenth  st  W,  192  ft  w of  Paulina,  nf, 
24x124,  impd,  Feb  9,  Jno  Karafiat  to  V 

and  A Chyna $1,125 

Erie  st  W,  77  ft  w of  Pahlina,  nf,  25x124, 

Nov  1,  ’85,  P M Hunt  to  P and  B Has- 
sett   $850 

Eighteenth  st  W,  48  ft  e of  Wood,  sf,  24x 
125,  improved,  Feb  8,  M and  J Panock 

to  Kolar  Matej $2,500 

Fifth  av,  350  ft  s of  Van  Buren  st,  wf,  46x 
100,  Feb  3,  est  of  Root  Jarvis  to  Richd 

S Cox $18,400 

Forest  ave,  98  ft  n of  37th  st,  ef,  325x124, 
imp,  Feb  9,  John  G Earle  to  Daniel  K 

Pearsons $72,000 

Franklin  st,  119)4  ft  s of  Jackson,  ef,  20)4 
xl64,  Dec  28,  ’85,  estate  of  Geo  C Cram 

to  John  E Rhodes $16,800 

Forest  av,  the  premises  No  3850,  Feby  5, 

A M L & C Pope  to  G H Mueller, 

$7,000 

Groveland  Park  av,  78)4  fts  of  29th  st,wf, 
45x92,  Jan  26,  W F Myrick  to  F K Mor- 
rill  $4,050 

Genesee  av,  95  ft  n of  25th  st,  wf,  50x124, 

Jan  26  A C and  D H Small  to  Martha 

Riddiford $2,600 

Henry  st,  288  ft  e of  Throop,  sf,  48x96)4, 
Feby  8,  Joseph  Otto  to  R H Piratzky, 

$4,500 

Hoyne  av,  sw  cor  of  Honore  st,  ef,  96x100, 

Feb  2,  W J Anderson  to  D F Anderson, 

$2,400 

Holt  st,  50  feet  s of  Bradley,  wf,  25x125, 
Feby  6,  E L and  C G Hilcher  to  W E 

Hatterman $1,050 

Holt  street,  same  property  as  above,  Feby 
8,  W E Hatterman  to  M Skorina, 

$1,050 

Harrison  st  West,  142)4  feet  ® °f  Western 
av,  sf,  26)4x125,  improved,  January  23, 
Andrew  Pearson  to  Gotthold  F Binder, 

$11,500 

Halsted  st  S,  186)4  ft  n of  32d,  ef,  50x135, 
Feby  8,  Laura  and  JHenry  Leeb  to  Ru- 
dolph Eisenstaedt $4,800 

Huron  st,  144  feet  w of  Townsend,  sf,  24x 
100,  Feby  10,  S E R and  C M Smith  to 

Gilbert  Coyne $2,160 

Hastings  st,  224  ft  w of  Centre  av,  nf,  25 
xl24,  impd,  Feby  5,  Mary  A Lorden  to 

Mary  Collins $1,600 

Hubbs  st,  se  cor  38th,  wf,  72x266,  Dec  14, 

’85,  Asa  O Aldis  to  Caroline  Thomas, 

$3,000 

Hoyne  st  N,  72  ft  n of  Lubeck,  ef,  24x100, 
November  30,  ’85,  H Hoepe  to  A Gunz, 

$342 

Harmon  court,  172  ft  e of  Wabash  av,  sf, 
26x120,  Feb  5,  Alfred  C Bryan  to  Geo  G 

Newberry $12,000 

Harrison  st  W,  ne  cor  of  Jefferson,  sf,  122 
)4xl00,  Feb  1,  Frederick  W Clark  to  Jno 

Hewiti $25,000 

Harrison  st  W,  79  feet  e of  Robey,  sf,  18x 
100,  impd,  Nov  17,  ’85,  E P Wilce  to  Pat 

Conway $4,050 

Harrison  st  W,  se  cor  of  California  av,  nf, 
30x125,  Feb  11,  Jno  Town  to  Jos  Lar- 

may $1,500 

Indiana  av,  192  ft  n of  20th  st,  wf,  25x196, 
Feb  8,  Charles  H Blair  to  Sabnia  Silver- 

man $18,500 

Jackson  st  W,  82  ft  e of  Oakley  av,  nf,  25 
xl25,  Feb  6,  M R and  D H Considine  to 

John  H Doig $2,100 

Kenzie  st  W,  100  ftw  of  Market,  nf,  20  ft 
to  railroad,  Feb  11,  Bobt  Hanisch  to 
Chicago  & Northwestern  Railroad  Co 
$13,000 


Kedzie  av,  nw  cor  of  Kinzie  st,  ef,  150x125, 
February  5,  J O Fisk  to  J A Mack, 

$2,200 

Loomis  street,  near  Rebecca,  wf,  24x45%, 

Jany  23,  R P Sanders  to  John  P Neal, 

$1,000 

Lubeck  st,  260  ft  e of  Leavitt,  nf,  24x100, 
impd,  Jany  18,  Hoepe  & Korff  to  John 

Jasch $750 

Loomis  st,  nw  cor  of  20th,  ef,  28x120,  Feb 

9,  Auguste  Souta  to  V and  A Dlouhy, 
$2,000 

Lake  Park  av,  the  premises  No  3042,  Feb 

10,  S E R and  C M Smith  to  Chas  H 

Taylor $2,000 

Lowe  avenue,  near  Thirty-fourth  st,  wf,  55 
xl27%,  Feb  9,  H C Gano  to  F G Walker 

$1,000 

Leavitt  st,  125  ft  n of  Bryson,  ef,  25x125, 
imp,  Feb  1,  Jas  Jensen  to  Otto  Wege- 
ner  $3,700 

La  Salle  ave,  near  Carl  st,  wf,  29.27x152, 

Feb  5,  Annie  Colvin  to  Harry  Rubens, 

$6,250 

Laurel  st,  141  ft  n of  35th.  ef,  59x119,  Jan 

28,  J J Sack  to  Joseph  Junk $4,000 

Lexigton  st,  169  ft  e of  Rockwell,  sf,  24x 
125,  imp,  Mar  13,  E B Pease  to  H E Mc- 
Cracken   $1,900 

La  Salle  ave,  bet  Division  and  Goethe  sts, 
ef,  30x172,  Jany  2,  J W Eschenburg  to 

Wm  H Hubbard $6,750 

Lawndale  ave,  145  ft  n of  Prince,  wf,  25x 
124,  Jany  30,  J R Harvey  to  A Larson, 

$300 

Moore  street,  25  ft  east  of  Hoyne  avenue, 
sf,  25x125,  Feb  1,  same  to  Anton  Faxel, 

$700 

Moore  street,  125  ft  e of  Hoyne  ave,  sf,  25 
xl24,  February  1,  same  to  J Gottert, 

$600 

Moore  st,  ne  cor  of  Hoyne  ave,  sf,  25x125, 

Feb  1,  J and  J E Wright  to  Frk  Kandal, 

$1,000 

Milwaukee  ave,  bet  Western  and  Oakley 
avs,  swf,  22x100,  Feb  8,  E and  A Lemke 

to  H Lemke $850 

Madison  st  W,  the  premises  No  1022,  Feb 
9,  Marth  Perkins  to  Zilpha  A Bunnel, 

$2,500 

Maxwell  st,  near  Clinton,  nf,  25x90,  Jan 
29,  Moses  Harris  to  David  Silverman 

$1,525 

May  st,  331  feet  n of  Huron,  wf,  25  ft  to 
Curtis,  July  28,  ’85,  Sami  Eliot  to  Aus- 
tin Clement $1,600 

Moore  st,  east  of  boulevard,  sf,  24x124, 

Jan  16,  W|Geschke  to  H Barz $950 

Mather  st,  se  cor  of  Jefferson,  nf,  20x116, 
Feb  10,  Peter  Kempe  et  al  to  John  Han- 
sen   $2,000 

Milwaukee  ave,  near  Lull  place,  ne  f,  76x 
100,  Jan  13,  Owen  F Aldis  to  Geo  L Pad- 

dock  $10,450 

Morgan  st,  sw  cor  of  Wright,  ef,  22x100, 
Oct  1,  ’85,  est  of  Henry  L Robbins  to 

John  Bambula $1,100 

Millard  av,  166  ft  s of  Twenty-second  st, 
wf,  lot  A except  railroad,  January  12, 

G H Tabor,  trustee,  to  John  G Shedd, 

$2,000 

Maxwell  st,  275  ft  west  of  Jackson,  sf,  25x 
100,  imp,  Febr’y  4,  Bernard  Cohn  to  D 

and  B Schustek $2,900 

Margaret  st,  49  feet  n of  15th,  wf,  24x103, 
Febr’y  6,  E and  P B Keogh  to  Vincent 

Spadafora $1,600 

Monroe  st  W,  223  ftw  of  Western  ave,  sf, 
25x119,  Jan  27,  M A and  G A Webb  to 
Thos  Cahill $4,100 


102 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Monroe  st  W,  209  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  sf,  50 
x200,  Jany  14,  F M Jones  toC  J Wolff, 

$7,000 

Ogden  a',  nw  cor  of  Western,  52  7-10x89 
1-10,  Dec  30, ’85,  A E Potter  to  B 0 Mil- 
ler   $5,000 

Ohio  st  W,  190%  ft  w of  Lincoln,  sf,  24x 
121%,  'July  12,  ’82,  Albert  Enderlen  to 

Geo.  Haake $700 

Ohio  st  W,  12234  ft  w °f  Leavitt,  nf,  24x 
100,  Dec  8,  ’85,  H H Hunnewell  to  F Du- 

pius $650 

Paulina  st,  125  ft  s of  Taylor,  wf,  25x125, 
Jan  8,  estate  of  F Butterfield  to  John  J 

Carey $900 

Park  ave,  the  premises  No  323  and  325, 
Feb  1,  H & F C Mather  to  Adeline  M 

Davis $12,500 

Park  av,  same  property  as  above,  Feby  1, 

A M & W H Davis  to  Edwin  C Wyman, 

$13,000 

Polk  st  W,  325  ft  w of  Campbell  av,  sf,  25 
xl25,  Jany  27,  Charter  Oak  Life  Ins  Co 

to  J Bennett $500 

Prairie  av,  bet  37th  and  38th  sts,  wf  18% 
xl24,  impd,  Feb  9,  H and  A Toolen  to 

Alexr  O Mason $4,800 

Polk  st  W,  100  ft  w of  Clinton,  sf,  25x116, 
Feb  10,  Thomas  Murphy  to  John  O’Neil 

$2,600 

Paulina  st,  200  ft  s of  Taylor,  wf,  25x125, 
Jan  8,  est  of  F Butterfield  to  Danl  Rior. 

dan $900 

Paulina  st,  175  ft  s of  Taylor,  wf,  25x125, 

Jan  8,  same  to  P J Dewitt $900 

Part  of  se  % °f  sec  18  39  13,  Nov  18,  ’85, 

L M Keith  to  John  P Neal $1,000 

Part  of  e 34  °f  ne  M sec  24,  39,  13,  Nov 
25,  ’85,  est  of  Henry  Hotchkiss  to  J P 

Neal $5,000 

Rebecca  st,  near  Waller,  sf,  24x120,  Feby 
8,  M and  H Franzen  to  John  P Neal, 

$1,000 

Rebecca  street,  216  ft  west  of  Paulina,  sf, 
24x124,  Feby  4,  F Liske  to  John  P Neal, 

$1,000 

Rebecca  street,  96  ft  w of  Loomis,  48x124, 
Dec  22,  ’85,  John  Behrens  to  John  P 

Neal $2,800 

Rebecca  st,  264  feet  w of  Throop,  sf,  244x 
124,  Febreary  6,  H B Whitlock  to  same, 

$1,000 

Robey  st,  161  ft  n of  Polk,  ef,  24  ft  to  al- 
ley, January  30,  A B Cartland  to  Mary 

Walsh $800 

Rucker  st,  99  ft  n of  Austin  av,  ef,  24x105, 
Feb  11,  F H Watriss  to  Lang  & Aird, 

$3,500 

Sawyer  st,  50  ft  s of  Clayton,  wf,  50x125, 
Feb  4,  Josiah  Lombard  to  Clara  M Dar- 

gitz $3,400 

Stanton  av,  b^t  37th  and  38th  sts,  wf,  24 
%xl25,  February  1,  Abner  Smith  to  S E 

Kempton $2,800 

Seymour  av,  50  ft  n of  Brysen  st,  wf,  25x 
126,  Feby  1,  ’85,  W R Page  et  al  to  M A 

E Falkenberg $600 

Scott  st,  85  ft  e of  Astor,  sf,  45  ft  to  alley, 
Jan  29,  A S Carter  et  al  to  Chas  Girsch, 

$6,500 

Seventeenth  st  W,  9634  ft  6 °f  Lincoln,  n 
f.  24x125,  imp,  Feby  8,  Waclav  Jindrich 

to  F and  A Cihak $2,225 

Sangamon  st  S,  the  premises  No  236,  Jan 
2,  Jas  I Damon  to  A G and  A M Davi- 
son  $4,000 

Seventeenth  st  W,  171  ft  e of  Ashland  av, 
nf,  25x124,  Jan  23,  est  of  A M Hunting- 

ton  to  Kaspar  Tesar $800 

State  st,  near  ne  cor  of  28th,  wf,  24%x72 
34*  imp,  Feby  2,  John  T Dale  to  John 

Maitland $11,000 

Sheffield’s  Addition,  (part  of  lot  1 in  blk 
18)  Feb  9,  Jas  H Krebs  to  North  Chica- 
go, Rolling  Mill  Co $12,500 

Sheffield  av,  25  ft  s of  Kroger  st,  ef,  25  ft 
to  alley,  impd,  Nov  9,  ’85,  F Lange  to 

Hanna  Lange $1,000 

Seventeenth  st  W,  250  feet  e of  Laflin,  nf. 
25x124,  Feb  2,  Anton  Stejskal  to  F and 

M Sonka $1,395 

Sheffield  ave,  308  ft  s of  Centre  st,  ef,  24x 
100,  Oct  20,  ’85,  S L Edwards  to  A & L 

Gretz $850 

Sedgwick  st,  88  ft  n of  Wisconsin,  ef.  25x 
123,  imp,  Feb  9,  Nicholas  Pauli  to  F W 

C Hayes $8,500 

Seymour  av,  227  ft  s of  Kinzie  st,  wf,  24x 
imp  125,  Feb  8 Mas  in  Chan  to  Trustees 

of  40  14 $1,887 

Third  av,  197  ft  n of  Harrison  st,  wf,  25x 
100,  impd,  Feb  5,  F and  F Moss  to  Wm 

M Patterson $17,500 

Third  av,  222  ft  n of  Harrison  st,  wf,  25x 
100,  imp,  Feb  5,  Chas  E Earle  to  Wm  M 
Patterson $17,500 


ROBERT  LARKINS, 

Wholesale  ard  Retail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  r t t d 

Opposi  e Palmer,  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory,  LxiiLiitgU,  ibljp. 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Trumbull  av,  near  18th  st,  100x125,  with 
other  property,  Sept  1,  ’85,  J McGregor 

Adams  to  A E Adams $1,500 

Tompkins  st,  379  ft  s of  Polk,  ef,  25x125, 
imp.  Feb  8,  Mast  in  Chanc  to  J D Smith 

$3,162 

Throop  st,  175  ft  s of  Monroe,  wf,  50x150, 
improved,  Jany  27,  Stephen  W Rawson 

to  Levi  Solomon $8,000 

Twentieth  st  W,  100  ft  w of  Wood,  nf,  25x 
125,  Feb  26,  Thomas  Moynihan  to  W J 

Schmidt $1,500 

Twenty-second  st  W,  nw  cor  of  Jefferson, 
sf,  363)4x496,  Jany  18,  Wm  A Porter  to 

Stephen  W Rawson $50,000 

Twelfth  st  W,  216  feet  e of  Paulina,  nf,  24 
ft  to  alley,  Jany  27,  C H Harrison  to 

Catharine  Cusack $2,000 

Twenty -second  st,  se  cor  of  Rice,  nf,  49x 
100,  Feb  6,  Willis  Morse  to  Levi  Morse, 

$962 

Twentieth  st  W,  218  fte  of  Blue  Island  av, 
nf,  25x124,  impd,  Jan  8,  Jos  Zajicek  to 

F Pokorny $4,150 

Thirteenth  st  W,  336  ft  e of  Oakley  av,  sf, 
24x1193 4>  Jany  9,  J L Crozer  to  A Mc- 
Millan   $750 

Throop  st,  100  feet  s of  20th,  ef,  25x109, 
Jan  27,  S B Williams  to  Vaclav  Rund, 

$1,200 

Taylor  st  W,  50  ft  w of  Newberry  av,  nf, 
25x100,  Feb  8,  K and  P Dolan  to  James 

Stafford $3,800 

Twelfth  st  W,  97  ft  w of  Hermitage  av,  sf, 
24x125,  Feb  3,  Anthony  Loos  to  B Loos, 

$1,900 

Twelfth  st  West,  undivided  half  of  above 
lot,  February  4,  B Loos  to  A Loos, 

$950 

Twentieth  st  W,  nw  cor  of  Morgan,  sf,  25x 
100,  imp,  Jan  6,  Frank  Roukal  to  Vaclav 

Capouch $3,650 

Thirty-three  lots  in  Vance’s  part  of  e 34  n 
west  34  section  14,  39,  13,  January  26, 
Thomas  P Phillips  to  Theo  G Dickinson 

$14,000 

Thirteenth  place  W,  the  premises  No  316, 
Feby  1,  A and  G Haarz  to  Julia  Win- 

berg  $1,800 

Vernon  av,  the  premises  No  3221,  Feb  1, 

1,  Bernhard  Mergentheim  to  Gustav 

Freund $7,000 

Van  Buren  st  W,  nw  cor  of  Francisco,  sf  J 
25x125,  Feb  9,  A and  M Flockhart  to 

Ernst  Stock . $1,400 

Vernon  av,  116  ft  n of  31st  st,  ef,  33x115, 
Feby  6,  James  M Love  to  Hugh  Daley, 

$3,630 

Van  Buren  st  W,  ne  cor  Whipple  av,  sf,  43 
4-10x125,  Jany  14,  Wood  & Stevens  to 

Frederick  Hotze $1,830 

Washington  boulevard,  288  feet  east  of 
Francisco  street,  nf,  24x122,  January  22, 
Thomas  H Smith  to  S R Campbell, 

$2,250 

Western  av,  ne  cor  of  Ambrose  st,  wf,  25x 
109,  Dec  14,  ’85,  G K Schoenberger  to 

Eliza  Mackin $700 

Western  av,  48  feet  s of  Lubeck  st,  wf,  72x 
100,  Jan  11,  D W Potter  to  Edith  L Pease 

$5,400 

Wilcox  st,  198  ft  w of  Western  av,  sf,  33x 

119,  February  1,  J F Rhodes  to  Harriet 

C Huff $3,500 

Western  av,  455  ft  s of  Flournoy  st,  wf,  25 
xl25,  Jany  16,  E A Jarren  et  al  to  John 

Canty $1,000 

Wells  st  N,  ne  cor  of  Eugenie,  wf,  138x 
168,  Feby  8,  North  Chicago  City  Ry  Co 

to  Adolph  Olsen $21,500 

Ward  court,  190  ft  e of  Jefferson  st,  sf,  25 
xlOO,  imp,  Feb  4,  John  Pohl  to  V Mor- 

cyski $1,300 

Walnut  st,  66  feet  e of  Leavitt,  sf,  33x124, 

J any  25,  W K Sturtevant  to  S J and  J 

Arnold $1,250 

Walnut  st,  200  ft  e of  Parker  place,  sf,  25 
ft  to  alley,  Aug  24,  H Smith  to  J Ains- 
worth   $500 

Wentworth  av,  244  feet  s of  22d  st,  wf,  25x 

120,  March  13,  ’84,  E Uhlrich  to  William 

Saul $2,475 

Wood  st,  73  feet  n of  McReynolds,  wf,  48x 
100,  Feb  1,  G S Kunz  to  A W Buettner. 
$1,500 


North  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  224  ft  s of  Graceland,  wf,  50x 
xl64,  Feb  1,  Danl  Goodwin  to  Frk  Reed 

$1,000 

Chester  st,  w of  and  near  Cly  bourn  av,  nf, 
250  ft  to  river,  with  109  ft  to  alley  in  ad- 
joining block,  Jan  11 $25,000 

Deming  court,  w of  Clark  st,  sf,  60x190, 
January  15,  G S Pepper  to  E F Rush, 

$5,174 

Elston  av,  60  ftn  of  Fullerton,  lots  31  and 
32,  Feb  3,  C W Fullerton  to  0 Paschen, 

$641 

George  st,  the  premises  No  1537,  Feb  1, 
William  Sickmann  to  C and  A Ander- 
son   $3,450 

Halsted  st,  150  feet  s of  Dunning,  ef,  25x 
121,  imp,  Feb  6,  Lawrence  Proudfoot  to 

Mary  McEllroy $3,000 

Hawthorne  place,  596  ft  e of  Evanston  av, 
nf,  100x216,  Feby  1,  B F McConnell  to 

Rockwell  King $5,000 

Lincoln  av,  109  ft  n of  School  st,  ef,  25  ft 
to  School  st,  Dec  3,  S E Gross  to  M A 

Morris $950 

Lewis  st,  72  feetn  of  Marianna,  ef,  25x124, 
June  4,  ’84,  MaryJ  Twomey  to  A F Two- 

mey $1,800 

Melrose  st,  153  feet  w of  Gross  av,  sf,  24x 
125,  Sept  8,  ’85,  S E Gross  to  Oliva  H 

Cook $500 

Orchard  st,  near  Fullerton  ave,  wf,  25x90, 
Jany  26,  Birney  Hand  to  J A Stanley, 

$875 

Perry  st,  224  ft  s of  Graceland  av,  wf,  50x 
183, Dec  20, ’85, Danl  Goodwin  to W F Bur- 
lingame  $800 

Southport  ave,  25  ft  n of  Nelson  st,  wf,  24 
xl25,  imp,  Feb  6,  Paul  Ronig  to  Ferdi- 
nand Lenard $1,475 

Seminary  ave,  218  ft  n of  Noble  st,  48x124, 
Aug  10,  ’85,  J PAltgeld  to  Isabelle  Hardy 

$1,150 

Seminary  avenue,  the  premises  No  631, 
Febr’y  3,  John  Pagels  to  Mary  Worch, 

- $1,975 

Wrightwood  av,  175  ft  w of  Florence,  nf, 
25x125,  May  28,  ’84,  N E Nilson  to  L 

and  J E Nelson $1,000 

Wellington  st,  175  ft  w of  Henderson  ave, 
nf  25x125,  Feb  9,  W and  C Richter  to  P 
Graeber $800 

S4outli  of  City  Limits. 

Butterfield  st,  bet  47th  and  48th,  wf,  24x 
99,  Feby  10,  Sidney  A Kent  to  Emma 

Dyer $1,650 

Bowen  av,  w of  Langley  ave,  sf,  20%xl20 
%,  impd,  Jany  22,  Susan  Bair  to  Geo  H 

Park $5,000 

Baltic  st,  bet  51st  and  52d,  wf,  Jany  25, 
Pond  & French  to  Lundahl  & Peterson, 

$1,000 

Centre  ave,  125  ftn  of  51st  st,  ef,  50x124, 
February  1,  J F Young  to  F Albrecht, 

$800 

Duncan  av,  near  54th  st,  31x133,  ef,  Jan  5, 

G B Cruickshank  to  W Jernberg  . . . .$575 
Duncan  avenue,  near  54th  st,  ef,  31x133, 
January  5,  G B Cruickshank  to  C Jehl, 

$575 

Drexel  av,  ne  cor  of  55th  st,  464x220,  Nov 
4,  ’85,  est  of  John  Gard  et  al  to  Laura  J 

R Wolcott $12,000 

Duncan  av,  near  54th  st,  ef,  62x133,  Jan  2, 
est  of  Owen  Rees  to  G B Cruickshank, 

$1,000 

Ellis  av,  238  feet  n of  Forty-seventh  st,  ef, 
59%x295,  Jan  30,  Edwd  P Ward  to  Geo 

W Lyon $6,000 

Ellis  ave,  near  41st  st,  wf,  50x180,  Jany  2, 
estate  of  Daniel  Hess  to  J G Dunlop, 

$6,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  142  feet  w of  Wentworth 
av,  nf,  25x105,  Jan  30,  Alfred  Mills  to  L 

A Blackburn $1,500 

Fifty-ninth  st,  170  ft  e of  Stewart  av,  nf, 
25x122,  Nov  16,  ’85,  Chas  Danielson  to 

Emma  E Severance $1,550 

Forty-third  st,  48.9  ft  e of  Shurtleff  av,  sf, 
24.4x118,  Feb  5,  Patrk  Burns  to  Cathe- 
rine Joyce $2,000 

Forty-ninth  st,  w of  and  near  Woodlawn 
av,  sf,  47x164,  Dec  4,  ’85,  S G Smith  to 
E L Brainerd $2,350 


Fifty-first  st,  cor  Walker  av,  40  acres,  (ex- 
cept railroad)  Feb  5,  Danl  K Pearson  to 

John  G Earle $32,000 

Forty-seventh  st,  w of  Wentworth  ave,  sf, 
24x100,  January  1,  M McMartin  to  Peter 

Boylin $650 

Forty-seventh  st,  w of  Wentworth  ave,  sf, 
24x100,  Nov  3,  ’85,  S M Buck  to  Louiza 

Bush $1,800 

Forty-ninth  st,  nw  cor  of  Woodlawn  av,  sf 
197x164,  Nov  25,  ’85,  E L Brainerd  to  H 

A Davis $16,400 

Forty-seventh  st,  360  ft  w of  Grand  blvd, 
sf,  137%xl25,  Jany  30,  Chas  W Griggs 

to  Schweitzer  & Solomon $5,000 

Forty-fourth  st,  135  ft  e of  Vincennes  av, 
nf,  25x118,  Feby  6,  C O Gleason  to  J M 

Barnes $1,700 

Hibbard  st,  bet  51st  and  52d  sts,  ef  50x 
178,  Dec  29,  ’85,  A C Goodman  to  E G 

Warner $2,250 

Jefferson  ave,  120  ft  n of  Walnut  st,  ef,  50 
xl50.  imp,  Feby  2,  John  M Reid  to  G H 

Stevens $5,100 

Kimbark  ave,  ne  cor  of  47th  st,  wf,  lOOx 
188,  Jan  8,  est  of  Henry  Young  to  Ward 

& Thorpe $11,000 

Kenwood  av,  247  feet  n of  48th  st,  wf,  25x 
122,  Dec  24,  ’85,  M B & A H Overman  to 

F A Griswold $1,200 

Loomis  st.  260  ft  s of  47th,  ef,  25x124,  Apl 
18,  ’83,  W G Kay  to  James  Hogan, 

$350 

Madison  av,  133  ft  n of  51st  st,  wf  50x150, 

Dec  21,  ’85,  M J and  J B Peabody  to 

Mary  Cameron $2,000 

Maple  st,  289  ft  e of  Stewart  av,  sf,  61%x 

124,  Jany  13,  M D Sutherland  to  W 0 

Budd $1,531 

Murray  st,  bet  44th  and  45th,  ef,  37%xl25, 

Jan  1,  Cozzens  & Evans  to  W G Hark- 

ness $2,700 

Myrtle  ave,  e of  Hyde  Park,  sf,  33%  ft  to 
alley,  Jan  27,  J M Barker  to  Thos  Mul- 

rooney $3,000 

Madison  av,  100  ft  s of  51st  st,  ef,  90x150 
xl75,  Feb  8,  Hibbard  & Cornell  to  Ar- 
thur B Webb $6,300 

Michigan  av,  200  ft  n of  58th  st,  wf,  lOOx 
161,  Jany  27,  A S and  G O Spooner  to 

Kent  & Singer $3,000 

Packers  av,  sw  cor  of  43d  st,  331x395,  Jan 
27,i  H O Armour  to  P D Armour, 

$10,000 

Sherman  st  bet  45th  and  46th,  ef  25x125, 

Feb  11,  Mast  in  Chanc  to  Jno  Chapman 

$1,219 

Thirty-ninth  st,  250  ft  w of  Vincennes  av, 
nf,  80x173%,  Jan  16,  Charles  L Hutchin-  | 

son  to  Chas  F Dwight $8,000 

Thirty-sixth  st,  217  fte  of  Washtenaw  av, 
sf,  25x125,  July  21,  ’85,  C ’and  M Claris- 

ey  to  P Clarisey $300 

Tracy  avenue,  the  premises  No  5361.  Feby 
1,  John  Nystedt  to  Edwin  C Wyman, 

$2,600 

Tracy  ave,  the  same  as  above,  February 
1,  Edwin  C Wyman  to  A M Davis, 

$3,000 

Tracy  av,  near  48th  st,  wf,  23x125,  Oct  6, 

’85,  L M and  C J Adams  to  P M Fulford 

$400 

Vincennes  ave,  nw  cor  of  45th  st,  ef,  184x 
297,  Jan  22,  Rufus  E Holmes  to  Lewis 

H Bisbee $14,865 

Vincennes  av,  ne  cor  of  Union  av,  wf,  166 
1-2x139,  Feb  1,  Jas  D Reynolds  to  E A 

Shedd $11,800 

Woodlawn  ave,  se  cor  of  47th  st,  wf,  126x 
187,  Jany  13,  estate  of  Henry  Young  to 

Ward  & Thorne $13,860 

Wentworth  av,  144  ft  s of  59th  st,  wf,  72x 
128%,  impd.  Feby  6,  J B Lanyon  to  Jos 

Badenoch  jr $12,000 

Winter  st,  48%  ft  s of  Fifty-second,  ef,  50 
xl25,  Jan  19,  S B Loose  to  F A Rudow, 
$960 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Ballou  av,  276  ft  n of  North,  wf,  25x177, 
February  4,  J A Jameson  to  W Mallooly, 

$335 

Forest  av,  25  feet  n of  Greenwood,  ef  25x 

125,  Feb  11,  S J and  A J Douglas  to  L 

R Tenney $400 

Forest  av,  125  ft  s of  Diversey,  wf,  25x125, 

Feb  4,  ’85,  F C Delamater  to  0 G Dittus 

$300 

Keeney  av,  sw  cor  of  Bloomingdale,  ef,  99 
xl25,  imp,  Feb  10,  F Breitto  M Puerner 

$5,000 

Milwaukee  av,  77  ft  se  of  Rhine  st,  sf,  50 
ft  to  Rhine  st,  Jan  22,  F C Kuhn  to  Chas 
Biville $2,050 


Milwaukee  av,  adj  above,  25  ft  to  Rhine 
st,  Jan  22,  same  to  Fose  De  Koche. . .$850 
Milwaukee  av,  291  ft  se  of  Logan  square, 
ne  f,  150x110,  with  385  1-2  ft  to  alley  in 
same  subdv,  Jan  17,  Wm  P Morrison  to 

Elenore  Story  $5,000 

Sheridan  st,  156  ft  n of  North  av,  wf,  55x 
177,  imp,  ieb  10,  Matthias  Dahl  to  S E 
Smeby $2,500 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

68  Washington  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 


Premises  No  503,  Wabash  ave,  Feb  3,  Rosetta  |R 

Weeks  to  E Bergman ■ ,?’00 

Lot  1 b 1 of  lots  11  to  20,  Turner’s  subdvn,  9 38  14, 

February  3,J  Wakerli  to  A Raggio ¥3,500 

Premises  No  169  N Ashland  ave,  Jan  25,  D S Place, 

agt,  to  W J Rittemel $2,000 

Lot  13  and  e 21/aft  lot  12  b 1,  McKey’s  addn  to  Hyde 
Park.  Feby  3,  0 C Landt  & Co  to  C R Swartout, 

$1,650 

Lot  28  and  s A it  29  b 10, Taylor’s  1st  addn  to  S Chi- 
cago, June  3,  ’82,  A B Meeker  to  H Harnes, 

.$675 

Lot  13  b 5.  Stone’s  sub  of  Aster’s  addn,  Feb  1,  Patk 

Brennan  to  G Ganbaldi $10,000 

Lot  17,  Wellington’s  sub  in  19  38  14,  Jan  26,  A Camp- 
bell to  P L White $3,110 

North  qr  nw  qrs  sw  qr  ne  qr  19  40  14,  Sept  29,  ’84, 

John  Turner  to  Henry  Marbach $1,500 

Lot  26  b 1,  Couch’subdn  nw  qr  13  39  13,  Feb  6,  S L 

Wilcox  to  Aiden  Harper $1,100 

Lot  34  b 1 b 8 e lA.  29  40  14,  No  1537  George  st,  Feb 

1,  W Liekman  to  C Anderson $3,450 

Lot  56  and  57  b 3,  Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  20  38 
14  January  26,  R S Cox  to  J B Lindstrom, 

’ $100 

Lot  87  b 50,  19  39  14,  Feb  8,  Thos  Norton  to  C Man, 

$3,600 

N 14  se  qr  ne  qr  17  40  14,  n half  pt  w„of  Road  sw  54 
nw  qr,  8 40  14,  26‘/2  acs,  Feb  24,  E F Hubbard  to  J 

H Avery,  Agt $16,000 

Lot  6 and  w 20  ft  lot  5 b 3,  Brainard  & Evans’  add, 

Feb  9,  H Koehsel  to  F Me  nel $9,750 

Premises  No  165  W 12th  st,  Feb  8,  D S McCardell  to 

J Silhanek $3,800 

Lots  3 to  6 in  sub  of  17114  ft  e and  adj  w 240  ft  nw 
qr  13  39  13;  also  w Ya  o£  It  8,  44  acs  of  e 16.44  acs 
of  a tract  of  21,  44  acs  n of  R’d,  nw  qr  13  39  13, 
February  8,  J H Brewster  to  Minnie  A White, 
. $5,790 

Lot  1 b 52,  Evanston,  Feb  9,  Mary  E Grover  to  C E 
& LakeSup’r  R R Co $5,500 


Lots  6 7 and  10  of  lot  10,  Scoville’s  sub  of  49  acs  in 
Sw  qr  7 39  13,  Jan  29,  H Holley  to  Mary  E B Stact 
1 $3,570 

Lot  21  b 14,' Clyde,  in  w ‘/j  se  qr  29  39  13, , A R 

Marriott  to  L Morton 

Und  14  of  ne  qr  ne  qr  20  39  13,  (except  se  5 acres) 

Dec  23,  A Taylor  to  C G Perkins .$a,2ou 

Lot  39  b 1,  Craft’s  sub  se  qr  ne  qr  9 39  13,  Jan  18, 

J H Forsyth  to  J A Mulkowsky $l,oao 

N 50  ft  of  s 120  ft  of  lot  7 and  8 b 6,  Austin  et  al  sub 

sw  qr  6 39  13, , Anna  M Morey  to  Cora  I 

Burrows *’15u 


E 54  se  qr  6 40  12,  also  7 acs  in  nw  qr  3 40  12,  Apl  1, 

’85  Carl  Kruger  to  Carl  Mness $12,000 

5 acs  in  nw  qr  3 40  12,  January  13,  same  to  sanm,^ 

Special  Warranty  Meeds. 

Goodman  A C to  F Brennan,  Apl  13,  It  28  b 1,  20 
39  14 


$750 


EVANSTON, 

Lot  3 b 5,  Adams  & Brswn’s  add,  Feb  1,  J Clark  to 

W Whitfield 

Lot  13  b 1 Brown  & Culver’s  addn,  Dec  25,  ’84,  E A 

Hartwell  to  Harry  N Culver .■ 

Lot  12  b 1,  same,  Dec’r  25,  ’84,  same  to  Eugenia  M 


Culver . 


.$300 


Lot  5 b 6,  Keeney  & Rinn’s  add,  Feby  5,  Peter  Tres 

toCE  & Lake  Supr  R R 

Lot  17  b 52,  Evanston,  June  12,  ’84,  F L McGhee  to 

Josephine  R Jackson 

100x124  ft  in  b 41,  Evanston,  sw  cor  Benson  av  and 
Greenwood  st,  Jany  30,  Isaac  T Morris  to  Mary  C 


Hooper 


. $5,500 


Lot  10  b 43,  Rogers’  Park,  Jany  25,  C H Ceperly  to 


Hambleton  C J et  al  trs,  to  C Klatt,  Dec  24,  pt  It  19 

b 1,  H W & D’s  sub  20  40  14 ..$1,000 

Head  J F to  J Riotrowski,  Jany  5,  lot  A It  16,  etc. 


Egan’s  add . 


.$800 


8 1-2  lot  10  b 103  8 8 add,  Feb  1,  M Field 

to  Hy  Furst $1 

N 1-2  lot  10  b 103  S S add,  Feb  1,  M Field 

to  P W New $1 

Lots  1 and  2 b 2 b 7,  Johnston’s  sub  36  40 

13,  Feb  2,  A O Kraft  to  K F Kraft $1 

W 1-2  lot  20  out-lot,  C Wrigbtwood,  Jan 

30,  F W Edich  to  Ernst  Kramer $ — 

Lot  17  b 3 Sherman’s  sub  se  34  2^  39  14, 
Jan  29,  Virginia  T Mulligan  to  E Kron- 

berg 

Lots  55  to  58  b 7,  7 39  14,  Jan  8,  J R Bul- 
lock to  C Rischum $1 

Lots  130  and  131  Gruver  & Gilbert’s  sub 
of  15  acrs  in  sw  34i  H 39  13,  Jan  30,  B L 
Heegann  to  J P Neal $100 


Chas  H Moore. 


$500 


Lot  7 and  w 54  6 b 4,  Browne’s  addn  to  Evanston, 
January  15,  Charles  E Browne  to  Agnes  Hesse, 

jiDnO 

Lot,  20,  G W Efunton’s  add,  Jan  21,  Gardner  Stearns^ 
to  E Mernay 


$680 


JEFFERSON. 


Lots  20  and  21  b 42,  Montrose,  Oct  20,  M S Hunting 

to  Mary  Hunting L'Vnla 

Lots  55  to  61  and  100,  Ashford’s  Bub  sw  qr  34  40  13, 
Jany  26,  George  McMahon  to  Rachel  McMahon,^ 


Aldis  A O to  C Thomas,  Dec’r  14,  part  b 27,  33 

Mergentliein  B to  G Freund,  Feb  i,  It  1 b 5,  5,  34  39 

2^  _ v* ,00d 

Da  Korm  J to  G B Cruickshank,  Jan  3,  pt  It  1 3 b 2, 

pt  It  13  b 2,  9 38  14 ..............  $1,000 

Hutchinson  C L to  C F Dwight,  Jany  16,  It  5 and  pt 

It  6 b 1.  3 38  14 ;; 

Armour  H O to  P D Armour,  Jan  27,  It  7,  Packer  s 

sub  5 38  14 : 

Peabody  F B to  J B Galloway,  pt  It  15  b 28,  Elston’s  | 
add 

Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Feb.  11,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

Oitv  161  $731,538 

County 145  434,202 

Total 306  $1,165,740 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Feb.  12,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 37  $429,148 

ounty 65  162,711 

Total 162  $591,859 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  7 b 37,  S Chicago,  Jany  21,  C it  C C & D Co  to 

Patrk  Loye $*25 

S % of  n 3-7  of  wes  14  sw  qr  sw  qr,  17  37  15,  Feby  1, 

W Culver  to  E S Dreyer $1,800 

Lot  17  b 2,  w pt  lot  1,  Assr’s  dlv  nw  qr  22  37  14,  Jan 
26,  P Van  Vlissengen  to  Wilhelmina  Kohlhoff. 

. . $320 

N half  lot  10  blk  9,  Lancaster’s  sub  w !4  sw  qr  22  38 
14,  Nov  13,  F G Springer  to  George  A Springer, 

$00 

Same  premises,  Nov  13,  Geo  A Springer  to  Annie 

Springer $300 

Lots  8 and  9 b 2,  Fallis  it  Gano’s  addition  to  Pull- 
man, February  4,  L Hoberkom  to  Fallis  it  Gano, 

$400 

Lot  33  b 6,  same  add,  Feb  4,  Fallis  it  Gano  to  L Ha- 

berkom $175 

Lot  30  b 16,  Irondale,  Nov  26,  ’84,  M Sullivan  to  C 

Mulcahy $650 

Lot  11  b 92,  S Chicago,  Feby  4,  C it  C C & D Co  to  J 

Markham $800 

Lot  13  b 1,  Kensington,  Jany  15,  Fred  Herbold  to  J 

B Baker s$2,800 

Lot  12  b 1 n Vi  b 4,  Brookline,  Jany  8,  Seth  Gage  fo 

W W Kelly $400 

Lot  44  b85,  S Chicago,  Feby  5,  C & C C &D  Co  to 

W Schoening  $500 

Lot  39  blk  7,  First  add  to  Pullman,  Jan  27,  B Ward 

toF  Wlersema $250 

Lot  10  b 8 Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Jan  8,  R Ber- 
ger to  Jonas  Thunman $350 

LAKE. 

West  half  ne  qr  31  38  14,  Jany  27,  John  Q Adams  to 

Frank  1 Whitney $30  000 

North  36  ft  of  s 75  ft  of  lot  7 b 11,  Skinner  it  Judd’s 

sub  ne  qr  21  38  14, , P W George  to  Jas  F 

Fugazi $3,375 

Lots  34  and  35  b 1,  Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  20  38 

14,  May  29,  R S Cox  to  E Gray $400 

Lots  24  and  25  b 1,  same,  Jan  29  , same  to  George  D 

Pease $400 

Lot  11  and  n 10  ft  lot  12  blk  4,  University  sub  21  38 
14,  Feb  1,  Aloe  M Caulkins  to  C E Wickersham, 

$1,250 

Lots  20  and  21  b 3,  Schorling’s  sub  pt  lot  1,  Assr’s 
div  33  38  14,  March  27,  ’83,  E A Cummings  to  J 

Jones $250 

Lot  43,  Wheeler’s  sub  se  qr  se  qr  ne  qr  20  38 14,  Jan 

30,  John  N Wheeler  to  Albert  Fick $250 

Lots  13  14  15  b 2,  Benedict’s  subdn  ne  qr  se  qr,  2038 

14,  June  4,85,  R S Cox  to  T Vandermissen $600 

Lot  18  b 1,  Young  it  Clakson’s  sub  In  nw  qr  8 38  1 4, 

Feb  1,  Jas  T Yonng  etal  to  F Albright $400 

Lot  17  b 1,  same,  Feb  1,  same  to  same $400 

Lots  76  to  79  b 2,  Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  20  38 
14,  June  17,  R S Cox  to  William  C McArne, 

$560 

LYONS. 

Lot  17  b 5 La  Grange,  Jany  15,  Edwin  R McClellan 
to  FP  Elliott $500 

OALUMET. 

Lots  12  and  13  b 51,  Washington  Heights,  Dec  15, 
German  Ev.  Luth  Church  of  Blue  Island  to  Paul 

Klark $600 

Lot  44  and  s half  45  b 43,  East  Washington  Heights, 
January  7,  E L Gillett  to  the  Gillett  Hall  Comp’y, 

; $10 


Lots  37  and  38  block  3,  Mechanics’  addition  to  Des- 
plaines,  Jany  23,  ’84,  J Alles  Jr  to  I Tuszynski, 

$300 

Lot  5 6 and  7 b 6,  Brown’s  add  to  Desplaines,  Feby 

1,  E C Wyman  to  J Nystedt 

Lots  22  to  26  b 8 of  lots  3 to  15,  Brown’s  add  to  Park 
Ridge,  February  1,  F W Walff  to  F W G Walff,^ 

Lot  13  b 10,  Hodge’s  addn  to  Park  Ridge,  Dec  7,  ’83, 
Samuel  Cochran  to  Georgiana  E Mason $400 

NEW  TRIER. 

E half  b 11,  Garland’s  addn  to  Winnetky,  Feby  1, 

John  Knapp  to  Mary  E Martin $1,600 

Lot  16  b 10,  Wilmette,  Aug  28,  ’85,  Laura  McDaniel 

to  C Me  Daniel H00 

Lot  9 b 17,  same,  Feb  1,  Emeline  and  A McDaniel 

to  same 

Lots  13  to  22  and  24  b 26  and  b 27,  Gourley’s  add  to 
Glencoe,  Feb  6,  Eliza  it  M Gormley  to  J H Gorm- 

ley ’ $350 

20  acs  n of  and  adj  n 30  acs  of  lot  2 nw  qr  30  42  13, 
February  9,  James  and  John  Lee  to  W Selzer, 

$850 

10  acs  south  and  adjoinig  north  20  acs  of  lot  2 nw  14 

30  42  13,  Feb  9,  same  to  Peter  Selzer $500 

Lot  43,  County  Clerk’s  subdvn,  frl  sec  33  42  13,  May 
8.  ’82,  Nicholas  Hansen  to  J Waterstrand, 

$750 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

10  acs  in  se  cor  of  lot  2 in  ne  qr  4 42  9 , H N 

Crabtree  to  Marackek $820 

E 33  ft  of  lot  1 blk  14,  Arlington  Heights,  Oct  1,  ’85, 
Eliza  Peters  to  Arlington  Heights’  Temperance 

Enterprise $150 

Lots  33  and  34  Gage’s  subdn  ne  qr  1 38  12,  Dec  5,  H 

Friemensdorf  to  Jochan  Tnellner $610 

Lots  8 and  9 blk  3,  Culver’s  Park,  Feb  4,  E H Gam- 
mon to  E F Mossick  $400 

Lot  12  b 4,  same,  Feby  4,  same  to  A P Dahlgreen, 

$200 

Lot’s  1415  and  16  of  sw  qr  lot  12,  North  add.  und  >4 
of  lots  34  to  37  b 72,  Elston  add,  Feb  3,  P Gengler 

to  F Moninger  $7,300 

Lots  1 2 and  3 blk  1,  Hay  word’s  sub  ne  qr  11  39  13, 

Feb  3,  Isaac  Claflin  to  W C Emmons $1,350 

Lot  19  b 3,  Culver’s  Park,  Feb  6,  E H Gammon  to  S 

E Okerlund $200 

17  lots  in  Jacobs’  add  to  Bartlett,  Feb  1,  H H Mun- 

roe  to  Sophie  Hornfold $1,400 

Lot  16,  Smith’s  sub,  s ‘/j  b 96  w Vi  27  39 14,  Feb  6, 

W S Brackett  to  Michl  C Hickey $8,000 

50  ft  strip  across  lots  8 to  14  b 3 and  lots  1 and  2 b 
4,  Fullerton’s  3d  add,  Jan  11,  C W Fullerton  to  C 

M & StPRwy  Co $7,674 

Lot  4,  Tessman’s  sub  in  se  qr  3 36  14,  Feb  6,  Carl 

Tessman  to  O Schlaeter $900 

Lots  4 5 6 b 8,  Sedgwick,  Jan  24,  Wm  Kirby  to  Carl 

Harburg $1,850 

SW  qr  ne  qr  17  37  13,  Dec  28,  John  Crandall  to  A S 

Piper $1 

NE  qr  se  qr  12  42  12,  Dec  30,  ’85,  E A Hartwell  to  J 
H Gormley $1 


qUIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  ASD  <tUIT 
CLAIM  OF  TAX.  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lot  25  b 1 of  lot  2,  Sup  ct  ptn  in  ne  qr, 
Jan  19,  4 38  14,  Jas  N Brown  to  Chas 

Turner $ 1 

19  ft  n adj  s 40  ft  of  sub  6 and  7,  b 59  s 
s add.  Feb  5,  Frank  Hovorka  to  E Rich- 

et  al $100 

Lot  5,  b 3,  Millard  & Decker’s  sub,  e % nw 
M,  26,  39,  13,  Jan  25,  HL  Glos  to  Anna 

C Small $20 

S 100  ft  w 34  lot  12  b 66,  w 34  etc,  21  39 

14,  Feb  2,  J T Vickery  to  B Cohn $70 

Lots  45  and  46  b 1,  sw  34  ne  M 1 69  13 
Feb  3,  R E Schultz  to  R F Bullen ....  $209 
E 34  lot  5 in  pt  blks  2 and  3 Jennings  sub 
3 38  14,  Feb  1,  Henry  H Gage  to  F W 

Huneberg f 1 

Same  premises,  Jan  25  A Gage  to  Same 

. . ..  $1,000 

Lots  13  to  16  of  lots  5 6 and  7,  b 54  nw  ^ 

21  39  14,  June  20,  B A Stokes  et  al  to  J 

P Neal $2,000 

Lot  45  of  Its  61  to  90,  Bronson’s  add, 
Nov  27,  ’85,  Ma-y  and  Adam  Killian  et 

al  to  J Witkowski $1 

Lots  25  and  26  of  lot  2 Abets  sub,  pt  blk  2 
Hubbard’s  sub  E 34  sw  ~4  2 68  14,  Feb 

4,  T A Snow  to  C J L Meyer $10 

Lots  4 5 6 of  w 152  ft  blk  51,  7 39  14,  Jan 

25,  J L Greene  to  J Larsen $1 

Lot  6 e 34  blk  2 in  w 34>  2^  69,  14,  Jan  18 

H R Bond  to  Chas  L Allen $1 

Lot  5 in  resub  of  lots  1 to  19,  Holme’s  sub 
in  sw  34  39  14,  Jan  6,  Anne  L Beeson 

to  Thos  Cross,  jr $60 

Lot  10  b 20  S Ser.  add,  Feb  2,  T A Snow. 

to  S Metzger $5 

20  ft  S and  adj  Lot  29  b 124,  S S add,  Dec 

10,  S W Gehr  to  F H Watriss $1 

Lot  29  b 124  S S add,  May  12,  82,  Ettie  L 

Perdue  to  Same $1 

S 34  lot  4 b 103  S S add,  Jan  29,  Henry 

Furst  to  M Field $1 

N 1-2  lot  4 b 102  S S add,  Jan  29,  P W 
New  to  M Field $1 


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TRUST  DEEDS. 

Andemied  0 to  A V Knickerbocker,  Feb  4, 

It  46  b 7,  S and  G’s  add,  — 8% $200 

Albeck  H to  J E Fay,  Feb  1,  jit  It  74  and 

all  75  of  It  6,  36  40  13,  3 yrs,  7% $22  0 

Allen  L to  G N Stone,  Nov  15,  pt  b 10,  se 

34  22  38  14.  4 yrs,  6% $5,300 

Anderson  D F to  H C VanSchaack,  Feb  3, 
pt  b 7,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  5 yrs,  7%, 

4 deeds $6,800 

Altvater  W to  M Schmitz,  Feb  9,  It  19  of  It 
160,  etc,  Butterfield’s  add.  3 yrs.  6%.  .$200 
Anderson  C W to  W Bartels,  Feb  4,  Its  39 

and  40  b 6,  1 39  13,  3 yrs,  7 % $500 

Anderson  C W to  S E Gross,  Jan  19,  It  47 

b 4,  Clifford’s  add,  3 yrs,  8% $700 

Anderson  J to  A Peterson,  Feb  6,  b 4,  nw 

34  22  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,500 

Bruhnke  J to  P Popp,  Feb  5 It  57  b 16,  19 

39  14,  wkly,  6 1-2$ $1,600 

Bisbee  L H to  A Heile,  Jan.  27,  pt  n w 34 

s e 34  3 38  14,  3 yrs,  6%,  p m $9,800 

Barnard  CD&HJtoBL  Pease,  Jan  18, 

It  15  b 8,  20  39  14,5  yrs,  8% $1,500 

Bloom  A L to  H S Dietrick,  Feb  4,  Its  1 

and  2 b 2,  20  40  14,  wkly,  8% $2,000 

Bradshaw  J to  R J Smithwick,  Feb  4,  It 

22  b 12,  19  39  14,  wkly,  8% $500 

Barkman  C to  F C Kuhn  jr,  Jan  28,  Its  96 

and  97  b 2,  12  39  13,  1 y,  8% 200 

Bloom  J H to  J W Howe,  Feb  1,  pt  It  1, 
Dale’s  sub,  34  39  14,  4 y,  1%  p m.  .$2,000 
Breese  T D to  C J Hambleton,  Feb  1,  Its 
14,  & 15  b 8,  K & R’s  add,  S Evanston,  3 

y,  8% $400 

Blake  W to  J H Van  Vlissengen,  Feb  2,  It 

42  b 31,  33  39  14,  1 yr,  7% $450 

Bersbocak  A to  0 C Butz,  Jan  — , pt  — , 3 

39  14,  mthly,  8% $3,000 

Brackebush  A 0 to  0 A Burley.  Aug  3,  It 

30  to  32  b 8,  29  40  14,  6 yrs,  6% $1425 

Brennan  F to  P Keane,  Jan  25,  It  28  b 1, 

20  39  14,  wkly,  8% $1000 

Bordin  T P to  A Chytraus,  Feb  3,  It  34  b 

7,  36  40  13,  3 yrs,  6%  p m $800 

Badenoch  ,1  to  F R Chandler,  Feb  8,  Its  22 

to  24  b 2,  16  38  14,  3 yrs,  7 % $4,000 

Bicek  V to  T H Scbintz,  Feb  3,  It  82  b 8,  28 

39  14,  3 yrs,  1% $1,500 

Brabec  J to  T H Schintz,  Feb  2,  It  15  of  It 

2,  20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7 % $2,000 

Buettner  K to  O 0 Butz,  Feb  9,  It  13,  ne 

9 38  14,  3 yrs,  8% $2,000 

Bryson  N W to  J L Chapman,  Feb  1,  It  9, 
Reisch’s  sub,  16  38  14,  5 yrs,  7% . . . . $3,000 
Bines  R to  H A Hurlbut,  Feb  6,  It  3 b 137, 

s s add,  5 yrs,  5% $35,000 

Brown  C to  L Kistler,  Jan  30,  It  28  b 6 of 

b 22,  33  39  14,  mthly,  6% $2,000 

Budd  W 0 to  D B Dewey,  Jan  23,  It  9 b 4 

of  It  17,  etc,  16  38  14.  July  1,  7% $1,331 

Behrens  F to  P J Schreiner,  Jan  25,  It  6 

b 12,  28  39  14,  5 yrs,  7% $1,100 

Barry  M to  E C Brown,  Jan  11,  It  25  b 2 b 

26,  33  39  14.  3 yrs,  8% $1,000 

Brush  G to  W F Schroeder,  Feb.  5,  saloon, 

166  Micnigan  st $900 

Byrne  J to  H G Foreman,  Feb  4,  Its  80 

and  81  b 2,  33  39  13,  1 y,  6 1-2$ $300 

Beaubian  F G to  D J Avery,  FJb  1,  It  24  b 

6 of  b 6,  13  39  13,  6 yrs $2,360 

Crochett  R S to  J H Collins,  Feb  1,  It  11, 

Oakenwald,  5 $9,000 

Colbert  W to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb  2,  Its 

25  etc,  25  b 6,  19  39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $700 

Codings  W J to  W H Mosher,  Feb  3,  sub- 

It  10  It  12,  etc,  b 2,  Rockwell’s  add, , 

7$ $1,500 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  to  G 
Schneider,  Nov  1,  It  15  to  18,  b 23,  Ash- 
land 2d,  20  vrs.  8%  (2  bonds) $1,500 

Clement  A to  E H Sheldon.  July  22,  It  22 

b 43,  Ogden’s  add,  2 yrs,  6$ $1,200 

Curran  W to  M J Dunne,  Jan  6,  It  26  b 40. 

21  39  14,  mthly,  8% $2,200 

Cruickshank  G B to  E G Mason,  Jan  2,  pt 

It  13  b 2,  9 38  14,  3 yrs,  8% $350 

Converse  M A to  W Lister,  Feb  9,  It  19  b 
11,  8 39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $400 


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Loans  & Ileal  Estate 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 

of  m»n  resiilents. 


Clancy  J to  J J Hayes,  Feb  4,  It  23  b 13, 

19  39  14,  wkly,  8%... $850 

Campbell  J L to  H J Luders,  Jan  12,  It  16 
of  It  11  and  It  4,  12,  39  13.  3 yrs,  7%,  $2,600 
Deratt  W to  J Stern,  Feb  4,  It  15  b 3,  21 

28  14,  wkly,  7 % $900 

Dahlgren  A P to  A Smith,  Feb  3,  It  12 

b 4,  Ellis  w add,  21  mos,  8%,  p m . . . . $100 
DeCamp  H E to  A Smith,  Feb  1,  It  2 b 16, 

Union  Park  2d  add,  5 yrs,  6$ $1,500 

Dolezal  F to  T Schintz,  Feb  1,  It  5 b 47, 

19  39  14,  May  1 ’89,  8%  $1,400 

Doering  W to  P Popp,  Feb  3,  It  41  b 8,  S 

6 G’s  add,  wkly,  6%% $2,000 

Dale  J T to  J H Hutchinson.  Jan  12,  Its  10 

and  11,  b 14.  Winnetka .$ 

Dupins  F to  E H Sheldon,  Doc  8,  It  29  b 

23,  7 39  13,  3 yrs,  8% $550 

Dold  M to  N A Mayer,  reb  8,  It  74  b 16, 

19  39  14,  3 yrs,  7 % $1,000 

Desort  F to  T H Schintz,  Jan  30,  It  35  and 

pt  36.  Shield’s  sub,  20  39  14,  3 yrs.  .$1,000 
Day  J M to  A F Hatch,  Feb  10,  bs  3 and 

10,  28  38  14,  3 yrs,  6 % $5,000 

Dargots  C N and  J P to  E H Gary,  Feb  4, 

Its  35  and  36  b 20,  Douglas  Park  add,  5 

yrs,  8%%,  p m $1,700 

Dargots  C N to  1 G Lombard,  Feb  4,  Its  35 
and  36  b,  20,  Douglas  Park,  mthly,  8%, 

p m $1,650 

Dickinson  T G to  S M Moore,  Jan  26,  pt 
bs  1 and  2,  14  39  13,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m.  $9,000 
Dalev  H to  W E Love,  Feb  6,  pt  It  10  of 

It  il,  27  39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $ — - 

Dunlop  J G to  A Jacobson,  Jan  2,  It  22  b 

13,  2 38  14,  6 yrs,  6% $4,500 

Eckroth  W to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb  5,  It 

7 b 10,  36  40  13,  3 yrs,  7% $1,200 

Eastman  H B to  J L Lombard,  Feb  6,  Its  58 

to  64  b 32,  19  39  14,  5 yrs,  8% $3,000 

Ennesser  M to  J Buehler,  Feb  2.  Its  15  and 

16  b 25,  5 39  14  $900 

Emmons  W E to  I Claffin,  Feb  — , Its  1 to 

3 b 1,  11  39  13 $1,000 

Ernberg  W J to  J P Bowes,  Jan  15,  pt  It 

13  b 2,  9 38  14,  2 mos.  7% $175 

Ender  G to  H W Ames,  Feb  6,  lot  20  b 5, 

32  38  14,  1 yr,  6$ $475 

Flood  M to  J E Otis,  Feb  5,  It  21  b 8 b 4, 

29  39  14,  1 y,  7% $100 

Fleishman  C to  H Greenebaum,  Jan  16, 

Its  9 and  i0  b 53,  s s add,  1 y,  6#  p m, 

$17,000 

Fenn  J J to  G D Pease,  Jan  26,  Its  24  and 

25  b 1,  20  38  14,  3 yrs,  8% '. . $850 

Fugazi  J F to  J A Blaine,  Jan  1,  pt  It  7 b 

. 11,  21  38  14,  6 y,  7%  p m $1575 

Fehre  A to  J K Philo,  Feb  1,  pt  Its  11  to  13 

b 16,  4 38  12,  2 yrs,  7% $500 

Fenn  J J to  G D Pease,  Jan  26,  It  24  b 1, 

20  38  14,  3 yrs,  8$ $850 

Felmeden  P to  J Nutt,  Feb  6,  It  37  b 38,  19 

39  14,  3 yr3,  7%,  p m $350 

Faxel  A to  C F Schumacker  j r,  Feb  1,  It  44, 

b2,  30  39  14,  6 yrs,  6% $800 

Frank  C to  E Maynard,  Jan  1,  !t  37  b 34, 
Sheffield’s  add,  mthly,  etc,  7%,  pm..  .$450 
Fitzgerald  J to  A Peterson,  Feb  8,  It  15  b 3, 

S 39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,500 

Falkenberg  M A E to  H W Booth,  Sept  11, 

It  27  b 2,  1 39  13,  mos,  8%,  p m $250 

Freund  G to  E E Prussing,  Feb  1,  It  1 b 5, 

34  39  14,  3 yrs,  7 % $4,000 

Gol  dents  C F to  M J Dunne,  Jan  6,  pt  It 

2 b 3,  36  40  13.  mthly,  8% $1,000 

Godderis  C F to  M J Dunne,  Jan  6,  ptlt  2 

b 3,  36  40  15,  mthly,  8# $1,000 

Grady  J to  E Koch,  reb  8,  It  25  b 4,  Kay’s 

ad  1,  3 yrs,  7% $300 

Guthrie  C to  C S Harmon,  Jan  9,  It  22  b 

86,  27  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $3,200 

Geschke  W to  H Barz,  Jan  16,  It  26  b 2,  It 

It  2,  25  39  14  $950 

Griswold  F A to  G Burry,  Dec  23,  It  12  b 1, 

11  38  14,  2 yrs,  6# $800 

Gear  B to  F R Chandler.  Feb  10,  It  8 b 2, 

4 38  14,  4 yrs,  7% $800 

Gottert  J to  C F Schumacker,  Feb  1,  It  78 

b 2,  30  39  14,  5 yrs,  6 #,  p m $500 

Girsch  C to  J B Rayner,  Jan  29,  It  8,  b 6, 
sub  of  Astor’s  add,  2 yrs,  6#,  p m.  .$4,000 
Geary  W VV  to  H Kelley,  Sept  19,  It  10  b 

22,  7 39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $300 

Gretz  A,  L and  J to  T C Edwards,  Oct  20, 

It  8 of  It  3 b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  6# 
$650 


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Gronow  D G and  R W to  J W Scoville, 
Feb  2,  It  22  b 22,  Ravenswood,  mthly,  8%, 

$1,200 

Grosch  H to  O Peltzer,  Feb  9,  It  20  b 11,  6 

39  14,  6 yrs $1,500 

Hulec  J to  J Miksak,  Feb  5.  It  32  b 34,  19 

39  14,  wkly,  5# $1,200 

Hammerschmitt  P to  J J Altpeter,  It  27  of 

It  2 b 40,  21  39  14,  wkly,  8% $3,000 

Haynes  F T to  W F Law,  Feb  1,  It  4 b 6, 

28  39  14,  1 y,  8$ $300 

Hagaman  B to  S M Moore,  Dec  19,  lots  in 
Givins  & G’s  seb  in  14  39  13,  3 yrs,  8%, 

p m,  7 deeds $5,937 

Hitchcock  L to  0 H Horton,  Feb  1,  Its  12 
and  13,  etc,  w x/2  sw  34  39  14,  3 yrs, 

6% $5,500 

Hilmar  J to  J Buehler,  Feb  5,  It  17  b 12,  6 

39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Hebert  J to  W H Ames,  Feb  8,  pt  It  19  b, 

2,  Sheffield’s  add,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $700 

Hyde  J to  D H Hammer,  Feb  5,  It  27  b 1, 

28  39  14,  7 m,  8% $700 

Holtze  F to  F H Wood,  Jan  14,  It  18  b 5, 

13  39  13,  5 yrs,  6% $1,430 

Holipka  V to  W A Purer,  Jan  30,  It  51  b 

23,  Elston’s  add,  1 yrs,  7% $200 

Henneberry  F S to  H H Walker,  Jan  21, 

Its  38  and  39  b 12,  20  39  14,  2 yrs,  6%  p 

m $2,400 

Hale  A M to  J T Greenacre,  Feb  4,  Its  7 to 

18,  45  and  46,  8 37  14,  3 yrs,  8 % $300 

Hitch  M to  W Heineman,  Jan  19,  It  54  b 1, 

It  A,  28  40  14,  5 yrs,  7% $5,000 

Hewitt  J to  F W Clark,  Feb.  1,  It  5 to  9 b 

43,  s s add,  10  yrs,  8%,  p m $25,000 

Hauck  F to  F D E Pfuhl,  Jan  20,  It  37  b 2, 

b 3,  36  40  13,  6 mos,  8% $500 

Horn  J C to  J C Schumacher,  Feb  2,  It  34 

b 3,  S & G’s  add,  wkly,  5% $2,000 

Hawkinson  G to  A Peterson,  Jan  5,  It  1 b 

2,  8 39  14,  3yrs,  7% $2,000 

Hanna  J R to  F B Peabody,  Jan  11,  It  3 b 

6,  Rockwell’s  add,  5 yrs,  7% $2,200 

Hills  H to  W D Kerfoot,  Feb  3,  It  64  b 12, 

12  39  13,  4 yrs,  7 % $1,600 

Haut  J to  O Kubin,  Feb  3,  It  6 It  7 b 67, 

21  39  14,  2 yrs,  7 % $1600 

Hingston  A L and  W E to  A Smith,  Jan  1, 

It  4 b 3,  Ellis  w add,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m . $1,500 
Hague  J to  J Stern,  Feb  4,  pt  It  4,  Saipps’ 

sub,  25  38  14,  wkly,  7% $ 

Hernowski  J to  P Popp, Feb  5,  It  33  of  It  4, 

19  39  14,  wkly,  6 1-2# $1,700 

Hackney  P S to  H M Bacon,  Jan  28,  pt  It 

5,  se  14  3 38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $5,000 

Hink  J to  L Pasal,  Feb  10,  It  13  and  pt  It 
12  of  It  4,  Sheffield  s add,  1 y,  8%.  . . $1,100 
Holman  C F to  F B Peabody,  Feb  6,  It  29 

b 2,  19  40  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Henderson  M to  G Vanderdyke,  Dec  7,  It 

1 b 4,  Kensington,  wkly,  7% $100 

Irwin  J to  J L Chapman,  Feb  1,  pt  b 2,  16 

38  14,  5 yrs,  7% $1,200 

Jeffersou  S J to  M Culver,  Jan  27,  It  28  b 

2,  Culver’s  Park,  10  mos,  8%,  p m $100 

Jacobs  O B to  G L Thatcher,  Feb  1,  pt  It 
29,  n w 34  12  & 11,3912,  4 yrs,  8%%.  $1,600 
Kutteruf  to  E Koch,  Feb  10,  It  3 b 3,  It  11, 

9 38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $800 

Klein  C to  J H Ernst,  Feb  1,  It  13  of  It  115, 

etc,  Butterfield’s  add,  3 y,  8% $300 

Krumer  E to  F Koch,  Feb  1,  pt  It  20  b C, 

28  40  14,  3 yrs,  8% $5,000 

Kaiser  L to  P Popp,  Feb  5,  pt  It  15  b 64, 

21  39  14,  wkly,  6 1-2# I $1,500 

Kruse  C to  L Gehr,  Jan  30,  Its  22  & 23,  b 

5,  Hamburg,  2 yrs,  8% $2,000 

Kelly  A W to  A S Gage,  Jan  8,  It  12  b 1 b 

4,  27  38  14,  3 y,  6# $200 

Koller  M to  J Wallner,  Feb  1,  It  43  b 5,  b 

44,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,  8% $50o 

Klatt  C to  G D Broomell,  Dec  24,  pt  It  19  b 

1,  20  40  14,  6 yrs,  6#  p m $900 

Kinsley  H M to  C L Hutchinson,  Jan.  2, 

Its  7 and  8 of  It  10  b 18,  frl  15  add,  3 * 

yrs,  7 % $15,000 

Kempton  S E to  J N Hills,  reb  1,  It  8 of  It 

5,  etc,  b 3,  Ellis’  w add,  — . 6#,  p m,  $1,100 
Kempton  S E to  A Smith,  Feb  1,  It  8 of  It 

5,  etc,  b 3,  Ellis’  w add,  5 yrs,  6#  p m, 
...$1,500 


Kerr  S to  E Koch,  Feb  5,  pt  It  4,  etc,  b 1, 

36  40  13,  3 yrs,  6%,  3 deeds $3,000 

Kankal  F to  C F Schumacker  jr,  Feb  1.  It 

73  b 2,  30  39  14,  4 yrs.  8%  p m $800 

Kolodzinski  T to  T Kearney,  Jan  19,  It  40 

b 8,  6 39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $400 

Lundahl  C R to  C J Hambleton,  Jan  25, 
pt  b 2,  9 38  13,  4 yrs,  8%  (2  deeds).  . .$800 
Lange  H to  W Heinemann,  Feb  4,  Its  59 
and  60  b 4 b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  7% 

$1,500 

Lewis  B to  J P Wilson,  Feb  8,  Its  51  and  52 

b 4,  S & G’s  add,  3)4  yrs  7% $4,000 

Mulvoonev  T to  M E Greenebaum,  Feb  6, 

It  8 b 1,  2 38  14,  1 y,  7#,  p m $600 

Morris  M A to  M E Greenebaum,  Dec  3, 

It  14  b 6.  Gross’  n add,  1 y,  8% $400 

Morcynski  V to  H Volmer,  Feb  4,  It  35  b 

37,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  6#  ..  $700 

McCracken  H E to  G D Pease,  Feb  — , It 
33  b 4,  Harrison’s  add,  2 yrs,  6#,  p m..  $25 
McElroy  M and  J to  C M L Ins  Co,  Feb  6, 
pt  It  20  b 20,  29  40  14,  4 yrs,  8%,  p m, $1,200 
M.-, Elroy  M aud  J to  A T Galt,  Feb  6,  pt  It 

20  b 20,  29  40  14,  mthly,  8% $1,000 

McGowan  I S to  J W Scovilie,  reb  2,  pt  It 

5  b 35,  17  39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $1,800 

Mackenzie  L M to  W H Holden,  Feb  8,  pt 
s % b 12,  17  39  14,3  yrs,  8%  pm..  .$4,500 
Mack  J A to  I Claflin,  Feb  8,  Its  24  to  29  b 

1,  11  39  13,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m $1,600 

Machtemes  M to  A Podolsky,  Feb  4,  It  19  b 

7,  4 38  14,  wkly,  6 % $300 

McKeever  J L et  al  to  F R Chandler,  Dec 
15,  pt  It  41,  Dobbin’s  sub,  3 38  14,  5 y, 

6%,  16  deeds $50,000 

McCord  L D and  J C to  L Baird,  Nov  17, 

It  15  of  It  48  b 8,  34  39jl4,  1 y,  8%.  .$5,000 
Mowrey  A T to  A Wisner,  Feb  10,  It  15,  b 

7 of  b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs,  7% $800 

McKenna  J J to  H Felsenthal,  Feb  8,  w 1-2 


sw  )4  29  38  14,  2 yrs, 


.$300 


Mershow  A J to  T H Travers,  Jan  7,  Its  5 

and  6 b 37,  Evanston,  4 yrs,  8% $2,000 

Miller  E to  F G Bradley,  Feb  1,  It  48  b 2, 

13  39  13 $1,200 

McGinnis  E to  C A Burley,  Feb  1.  pt  It  9 
b 22  Ogden’s  add,  Mch  1,  ’88,  8%. . .$7,050 

Meehan  T to  F R Chandler, Feb  1, , 2 y 

7% 1.000 

Martin  M E to  A Clifford,  Feb  l,e%b  11, 

Garland’s  add,  5 yrs,  8% $900 

Moyer  A to  I Metz,  Feb  3,  It  32  b 11,  5 39 

14,  wkly,  8% $2,600 

Mountcastle  J to  A Peterson,  Feb  2,  pt  It 


6 b 40,  s s add,  2 yrs, 


. $1,000 


-Mortes  W to  A Schoeveriling,  Feb  2, It  14  b 

3,  25  39  14,  3 yrs,  — $500 

Morrill  F K to  H M Bacon,  Jan  26,  pt  It  4 
b 1 b 4,  My  rick’s  2d  add,  3 yrs,  8%..  $1,000 
Morsick  E F to  A Smith,  Feb  4,  Its  8 and  9 

b 3,  Ellis  w add,  1 y,  8%,  p m $200 

Mikes  J to  C Bentley,  Jan  27,  It  143  b 1, 

20  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $750 

Memory  H to  W L Jeffries,  Feb  5,  It  5 and 
pt  It  8 b 114,  s s add,  5 yrs,  8#,  p m.  $3,437 
McConnell  G,  tr,  to  M A Jenks,  Jan  30,  Its 
32  and  33  It  1,  28  40  14,  3 yrs,  7%  ..$1,00  0 
Mavik  M to  L Mandl,  Feb  8,  It  9 b 3,  20  39 

14,  3 yrs,  7% $500 

McKenna  J to  J W Pfeiffer,  Feb  6,  It  36  of 

It  3,  etc,  b 3,  4 38  14,  wkly,  6% $1,500 

Nelson  J B to  B F Weber,  Feb  10,  pt  19  41 

14,5  yrs,  7# $500 

Nelson  M to  C J Hambleton,  Feb  3,  It  25 

b 4,  It  E,  8 39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $700 

Noble  M to  J F Mack,  Feb  4,  pt  It  51  b 5, 

Barnum  Grove $3,478 

Nalepenski  T to  T Krolik,  Feb  1,  It  — b 21, 

Elston’s  add,  wkly,  8% $4,000 

O’Brion  D to  A Smith'  Jan  25,  It  4 b 15, 

Brand’s  add.  5 y,  6#,  p m $1200 

Okerland  S E to  S R Hurford,  Feb  5,  It  19 

b 3,  Culver  Park,  3 yrs,  7% $700 

O’Hern  T to  P Keane,  Feb  3,  It  26  b 4,  etc, 

24  39  14,  wkly,  8% $200 

Olson  A to  E Koch,  Jan  9,  It  8 b 37,  33  40 
14,  and  other  prop,  3 yrs,  6#,  6 deeds, 

$25,000 

Oldenstaedt  F A to  H E Greenebaum, 
Feb  2,  lots  70  and  71  b 1,  7 39  14,  1 y, 
$200 


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Manufacturers  of 

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Offield  C K to  E M Snow,  Jan  15,  Its  8 and 

9 b 2,  24  39  13,  4 yrs,  6# $1,600 

Poggensee  J to  O Peltzer,  Feb  8,  It  18  s L 

b 38,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $600 

Porzel  A to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb  8,  It  48 

b 43,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,200 

Poor  J E to  W A Sheridan,  Feb  8,  pt  11  39 

13,  3 yrs,  8% $450 

Piotrovoski  J to  W E Furness,  Jan  5,  it  A 

It  16,  etc,  Egan’s  S add,  5 yrs,  8% $600 

Peterson  O & P to  E W Zander,  Feb  1.  pt 
- Its  8 & pt  9 b 1 b 18,  29  49  14,  5 yrs,  7 %% 

$800 

Pemmington  C to  J Stern,  Feb  4,  It  8 b 12, 

14,  38  14,  wkly,  7#,  2 deeds $2,000 

Rund  V to  T H Alborn,  It  53  b 10,  20  39 

14,  3 yrs,  7% $700 

Rezanka  E to  H G Foreman,  Feb  5,  pt  Its 

6 and  7 b 59,  s sjadd,  5 yrs,  6# $3,000 

Raser  J J to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  25,  It 

39  b 6,  33  39  14,  5 yrs,  7% $1,600 

Rudorr  F A to  S Gehr.  Jan  16,  Its  21  and 

22  b 3,  9 38  14,  2 yrs,  8%,  p m $560 

Ruehl  P W to  H Felsenthal,  Feb  1,  Its  28 
and  29  b 17,  19  39  14,  1 y,  6#  (2  deeds) 

$8,000 

Russell  L to  H S Dietrick,  Feb  4,  It  3 b 2, 

29  40  14,  wkly,  8# $200 

Rysang  L to  L Mandl,  Feb  6,  It  11  b A of  b 

8,  20  39  It,  3 yrs,  7% $1,200 

Richecky  W to  Sobeiski  L & H Assn,  Feb 

4,  It  33  b 31,  Garfield.  . . $300 

Rodehursh  H to  J H Van  Vlissengen,  Jan 

30,  n se  4 35  13,  12  yrs $5,000 

Roberts  J to  S Dunlop,  Feb  2,  It  3,  Eureka 

sub,  4 38  14,  mthly,  7%,  p m ’ $850 

Rendtorff  H to  H G Foreman,  Feb  8,  Its 
12  to  15  b 53,  33  40  14,  Jan  1,  ’88,  6#, 

$10,000 

Reich  J to  J H Ernst,  Feb  5,  It  1 of  It  17, 

b 2,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y,  8}4% $1,000 

Smith  A to  J M H Burgettt,  Feb  1,  It  7 b 

48,  7 39  14,  5 y,  7% $4,000 

Syler  L to  J Lorsheider,  Feb  8,  It  18,  Tur- 
ner’s sub,  18  37  15,  wkly,  8# $600 

Sefrik  F to  T H Schintz,  Feb  6,  It  39  b 7, 

20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $800 

Sherman  K & D S to  T Krolik,  Feb  1,  It  42 

b 2 b 19,  5 39  14,  wkly,  8%.  1 2.000 

Sowinski  A to  W Smulski,  Feb  2,  It  11  b 15, 

Elston’s  add,  wkly,  8# $2,000 

Smith  T H to  J H Coleman,  Jan  22,  It  5 of 
Its  9 & 12  b 5,  Rockwell’s  add,  2l4  yrs, 

6* $750 

Sheppard  R A to  A Smith,  Feb  1,  it  9 It  5, 

etc,  b 3,  Ellis  w add,  3 yrs,  8% $2,000 

Schustek  D to  C J Vopica,  Feb  4,  It  4 It  13 

b 66,  21  39  14,  wkly,  5# $2,200 

Swartz  A to  J J Voelker  Feb  4,  It  2,  and  pt 

It  11  b 16,  33  39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $2000 

Siebrecht  J to  J C Schumacher,  Feb  2,  It 
19  b 1,  It  11,  etc,  9 38  14  wkly,  5%.  .$2,200 
Schmidt  W J to  C F Schumacher  jr,  Feb  6, 

It  5 b 51,  19  39  14,  mthly,  5# $1,000 

Schuettler  C to  T H Schintz,  Jan  25,  It  35 

b 43,  17  39  14,  4 yrs,  7% $300 

Schustek  D to  C J Vopicka,  Feb  4,  pt  It 

12  b 66,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  7# $1,000 

Schweitzer  A to  J Stern,  Feb  5,  pt  b 9,  28 

39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $1,600 

Skornia  M to  J Matz,  Feb  8,  It  6 b 2 of  b 

13,  5 39  14,  wkly,  8% $1,300 

Specht  H to  A Podolsky,  Feb  6,  It  5 b 7, 

28  39  14,  wkly,  8% $1,000 

Stoeffhaas  H to  B M Shaffner,  Oct  15,  1 1 

17  b 60,  19  39  14,  2 y,  8# $500 

Taylor  D S to  H S Osborne,  Jan  26,  b 19, 

5 Chicago,  etc,  5 y,  7% $22,500 

Thaiu  E L to  H J Christoph,  Feb  4,  pt  Its 

41  and  40,  Haywood’s  sub,  34  39  14,  3 

yrs, $1,500 

Tyrrell  C A to  W S King,  Feb  1,  Its  55  to 

58  b 7,  7 39  14,  2 yrs,  8%'. $1,000 

Thomas  J B to  R C Wright  et  al,  Feb  4,  Its 

6 to  10  b 3,  13  39  13,  5 yrs,  6# $3,500 

Tership  J to  0 Kubin,  Jan  17,  pt  It  6 b 34, 

s s add,  3 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Turner  E J and  L H to  J M H Burgett, 
Feb  8,  It  18  b 5,  28,  39  14,  5 yrs,  6%#$1,000 
Tesar  K to  E D Sellmann,  Jan  3,  It  61,  b 

4,  20  39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $500 

Top  C to  C B Simons,  Feb  9,  Its  35  and  36 

b 19,  35  40  13,  2 yrs,  7% $300 

Trampler  H to  S E Bradley,  Dec  16,  pt  se 
\ 11  42  12,  3 yrs,  8% $350 


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Turner  & Bond  to  E W Russell,  Jan  20,  pt 
b 3,  Bayard  & P’s  add,  3 yrs,  8%,  5 deeds, 

’ . J $25,000 

Towle  H S to  E M Snow,  Jan  15,  Its  6 and 

7 b 2,  24  39  13,  4 yrs,  8% $1,600 

Thunman  J to  A Chytraus,  Feb  3,  It  18  b 

8,  32  38  14,  mthly,  8%  $2,400 

Urban  J to  L Mandl,  Feb  3,  It  64  b 11,  20 

39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Voita  J to  T H Schintz,  Feb  4,  It  41  b 3,  20 

39  14,  3 yrs,  7%  $1,400 

Villwock  F to  M Schintz,  Feb  4,  It  20  of 

It  7 b 2,  Sheffield’s  add,  l y,  7% $300 

Van  Smith  J T to  S E Gross,  Moh  12,  It  17 

b 2,  13  39  13,  43  mos,  7%  p m $1375 

Vinke  A to  J H VanVlissengen,  Jan  30,  It 

30  b 2,  22  37  14,  4 yrs,  7% $300 

Wirk  M to  J Lorsheider,  Feb  8,  It  11  b 61, 

So  Chicago,  wkly,  8 % $300 

Woodruff  J A to  H Rieke,  Feb  8,  It  8 b 2, 

34  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $1,000 

Wilson  F C to  W H King,  Dec  1,  pt  It  2 b 

31,  0 T,  5 yrs,  8% $25,000 

Williams  LRtoES  Dreyer,  Feb  4,  It  42 

and  44  It  A,  28  40  14,  5 yrs,  7% $8,000 

Wilson  E M to  J D Wallace,  Sept  4,  It  14 

to  16,  b 8,  13  39  13,  2 yrs,  7% $422 

Wilkie  W to  L Dunlap,  Feb  3,  pt  Is  20  It  1, 

etc,  7 39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $850 

West  J L to  C F Luders,  Jan  26,  pt  Its  12 
& 13.  Vernon  Park,  add  1 y,  7%. . . . $1,000 
Wilkins  J to  S R Hurford,  Feb  3,  pt  b 17, 

26  39  13,  2 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Weed  L H to  F C Curtis,  Jan  15,  It  34,  b 

4,  36  40  13,  5 yrs, $J°° 

Weber  B F to  M Van  Alley,  Jan  11, 'Its  5 ot 

8 b 3,  8 40  14,  2 yrs,  8% $1,400 

Wegner  C J to  G D Pease,  Feb  5,  Its  25 

and  26  b 4,  20  38  14,  3 yrs,  8i $600 

Warne  S S to  A E Guild,  jr,  Feb  6,  It  41  b 

2,  sub  of  J and  P’s  add,  1 y,  7% $550 

Wolf  F to  E B Felsenthal,  Feb  6,  It  25  b 9 

of  b 13,  35  40  13,  2 yrs,  S% $135 

Wolcott  L J R to  W H Sard,  Nov  4,  b 21, 

Egandale,  June  8,  6%,  pm $9,000 

Wohner  H to  S B Lingle,  Nov  30,  It  26  b 

2,  29  39  14,  4 yrs,  6% $400 

Walsh  J to  C W Nicholes,  Feb  9,  It  13  b 27, 

33  39  14,  Nov  9,6^,pm $495 

Walther  J to  J H Ernst,  Feb  5,  It  113  b 25, 

33  40  14.  1 y,  6 y2% $400 


Imperial  hard  oil  finis^ 

Superior  to  all  others  in  Drying  and  Hardening. 

377  391  Illinois  Street  - - CHICAGO. 


Bloom  S A to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc,  53  Elizabeth  st,  2 mos $42 

Baker  J to  W H King,  Feb  5,  furn,  etc,  176 

24th  pi,  4 mos $39 

Beem  J to  Grommes  & Ulrich,  Feb  3, 

. $983 

bil 

liard  goods,  190  w 1 2th  st,  Dec  25  . . . 

Brown  J to  J Holmes,  Feb  5,  range, 

Van  Buren  st 

Behrend  F to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Jan 


saloon,  196  w Madison  st,  Dec  18. . . 
Berger  D to  Brunswick  & Co,  Feb  8, 


MORTGAGES. 


Anderson  A to  A J Rhanboag,  Feb  6,  It  29, 

Hull’s  sub,  4 39  14, 3 yrs,  S% $1,000 

Albrecht  F to  J T Young,  Dec  1,  It  17  b 1, 

8 38  14,  42  m,  6$,  p m $325 

Amlar  M A to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Feb  1, 
pt  Its  17  to  19,  16  18  14,  wkly,  8%.  .$1,900 
Buffleben  W to  North  Chicago  S & B Assn, 

Feb  6,  pt  It  1 b 43,  Sheffield’s  add,  wkly, 

5 1-5 % $2,000 

Barley  W to  Metropolitan  B & L Assn, Feb 
6,  It  36  b 1,  etc,  33  39  14,  mthly,  8%.  . $1,400 
Busby  H & C to  H J Willing,  Feb  4,  pt  It 
10  and  all  20  b 27,  22  39  14,  etc,  5 y,  5% 

$35,000 

Burns  P to  E C Herdmann,  July  2,  Its  8 

and  9 b 6,  Davis’  add,  3 y.  6? $200 

Brown  J to  Northwestern  L & B Assn,  Jan 

19,  It  36  b 58,  mthly,  8 % $1400 

Catlin  J to  Douglas  Park  B Assg,  Jan  20, 

Its  1 to  3 of  It  65,  etc,  26  39  13  mthly,  8 % 

$2,000 

Coakley  C to  Peoples’  B & L Assn‘  Jan  18, 
’85,  (?)  It  77,  Bogue  add,  mthly,  8% 

Dice  J M to  Same,  Feb  I,  pt  b 15,  Rogers 

Park,  mthly,  8% $300 

DeKoven  C R S to  C Harrison,  Oct  18,  It  2 
b 3 and  It  2 b 4,  Cir  ct  partn,  14  39  13, 

5 %,  2 deeds $310 

Dawson  A G to  J I Dawson,  Jan  2,  pt  It  11 
b 28,  Duncan’s  add,  4 yrs,  8%,  p m.  .$1,000 
Elderkin  N S to  L Neuberg,  Aug  25,  Its  8, 
and  9,  D & W’s  sub,  28  40  14,  4 y,  8%, $3, 000 
Ford  G W to  Oak  Park  B & L Assn,  Jan 
19,  It  14  b 2,  Monroe’s  add,  Hyde  Park, 

mthly,  8% $3,000 

Flucke  J to  N Chicago  M S & B Assn,  Feb 
4,  It  11  b 3,  Gross  Park  add,  wkly,  5 1-5$ 

; $1,000 

Fleutie  W to  W Pate,  Jan  25,  It  8 b 30, 

Dunston,  2 yrs,  7% $600 

Fourth  Swedish  M E Church  to  Bd  of 
Church  Extension  M 'E  Church,  Feb  4, 

Its  25  and  26  b 1,  9 39  14,  $100  per  y,  $600 
Fleischer  F A to  F F Fleischer,  Feb  1,  Its 

4 & 5 b 22,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y,  7$.  .$1000 
Gross  P J to  T Berg,  Dec  28,  pt  It  16  b 135, 

s s add  (renewal) $503 

Gumz  A to  H Hoepe,  Nov  30,  It  39  b 6, 
Sherman’s  add,  Holstein,  3 yrs,  7%. . .$242 
Galloway  J B to  F B Peabody,  Feb  5,  pt  It 

5 b 28,  ElstoD’s  add,  3 yrs,  6$ $1,000 

Grebe  F to  J O Hoevy,Feb  l,pt  Its  27  and 


28  n e *^,  6 39  14,  4 yrs,  7$ $3,500 

Griffney  H to  F to  A J Bignal,  Feb  2,  pt 
It  3,  etc,  n w 9 39  13,  2 yrs,  8%  ■ . . . $325 
Galloway  J B to  Home  Natl  Bk,  Feb  1,  pt 
It  15  b 28,  Elston’s  add,  3 yrs,  6$,  p m 

$3,000 

Gillette  Hall  Co  to  E L Gillette,  Jan  30,  It 
44  and  pt  45  b 43,  9 37  14,  mthly,  7$,  $800 
Hageman  H A to  L Hornburg,  reb  10,  It 
16  of  It  12,  etc,  b 45,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  6$, 

$1,000 

Hilton  J B and  T B to  S A Niver,  Jan  22, 

Its  17  to  20  b 1,  F & C’s  add,  Evanston, 

1*4  yrs,  8% $1,000 

Harland  E to  M C Rushor,  Jan  18,  Its  15 
and  25,  w U sw  M 25  39  14,  2 yrs,  6$ 

.7 $5,000 

Hesler  T to  A Wittenborn,  Oct  26,  It  6,  b 

2,  9 39  13,  6% $700 

Hamilton  F M to  J M Sellers,  Jan  30,  It  17 

b 6,  Free’s  add,  3 yrs $250 

Homfeld  S D and  H to  H H Munroe,  Feb 
1,  Its  9 to  13,  b 2.  Bartlett,  6 y,  6$.  .$1,200 
Havens  H to  C H Cotton,  Jan  11,  Its  36 
and  37  and  46  b 11,  25  40  13,  2*4  y. . $500 
Hoepl  H to  Nat  Park  Bk  N Y,  Jan  4,  Its  25 
and  26  b 8,  31  40  14,  2 y,  8%  p m . . . . $567 
Hagerburg  E to  A H Swan,  J an  29,  It  1 b 6, 

30  39  14,  2 y,  no  int $1160 

Johnson  A to  J Sundfar,  Feb  5,  pt  It  8 b 

19,  Ogden’s  add,  1 y,  8% $600 

Jennings  J D to  M Latlin,  Feb  1,  pt  b 19, 

22  39  14,  3 yrs,  8%  p m $8,000 

Jasch  J to  H Hoepke  et  al,  Jan  18,  It  16  b 
7,  Sherman’s  add,  Holstein,  3 yrs,  7%,  p 

$500 

John  H to  Bookkeepers  B & L Assn,  Feb 

9,  It  33  b 3,  15  38  14,  mthly,  7% 2,700 

Justen  S to  E Hines,  Feb  5,  It  5 b 7,  S & 

G’s  add,  — , 7% $500 

Kodr  C to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Jan  3,  It  5 

of  It  1 b 29,  29  39  14,  wkly,  8$ $1,800 

Landon  W W to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Feb 
1,  It  6,  Stone’s  sub,  3 38  14,  wkly,  8%.  .$700 
Lake  G W to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Feb  3, 

pt  It  7 b 12,  11  38  14,  wkly,  8% $7,100 

Learned  E W to  B Emerson,  Mch  11,  ’84, 

Its  1 aua  2 b 1,  Union  add,  Evanston,  2 

yrs,  7% $600 

Lawrence  E to  C Davis,  Oct  10,  Its  46  to 

48  b 5,  35  36  14,  12  mos $700 

Lane  J R to  E D Waldron,  Feb  6,  pt  4 41 

9,  1 y,  8% $1,000 

McCarthy  M to  Citizen’s  B & L Assn,  Jan 
16,  It  33  of  It  1,  etc,  24  39  13,  wkly,  8%, 

$200 

McGeary  J to  A P Kellogg,  Jan  2,  It  27 

b 27  b 25,  17  39  14,  3 y,  8% $4000 

Malkowsky  J A to  Northwestern  S & B 
Assn,  Jan  19,  It  39  and  pt  30  b 1,  9 39, 13 

mthly,  8 % $700 

Maess  C to  C Kruger,  Apl  1,  e *4  se  }£  6 

40  12,  10  yrs,  4$,  pm $5,000 

Memory  E to  G Stearns,  Jan  21,  It  20,  Hun- 

toon’s  add,  Evanston,  3 yrs,  8%  pm..  .$250 
Mills  W J to  J Florsheim,  Feb  5,  pt  It  6 b 

11,  21  38  14,  5 mos $250 

Michand  F E to  A C B rackebush  & Co, 
Feb  2,  Its  61  and  62  b 3,  10  39  13, 1 y,  8% 

$1000 

Miller  H to  P B & L Assn,  Feb  1,  It  47  b 5, 

Derby’s  add,  wkly,  8% $300 

Nolte  H and  G H to  J Heinrich,  Feb  4,  It 

41  b 3 of  b 3,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs.  8% 
$500 

Neal  J P to  E S Hotchkiss,  Nov  25,  pt  24 

39  14,  5 y,  8% $4000 

Primm  C to  J Emerson,  Jan  30,  It  18  b 1, 

Union  add  Evanston,  1 y,  7% $400 

Packer  C P to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Jan 
22,  It  32  b 1,  etc,  31,  39  14,  wkly,  8%, 

$5,400 

Patterson  J to  H E Greeenebaum,  Feb  8,  It 

35  b 1,  Brown’s  add,  3 yrs,  7% $800 

Pielman  R S to  Calumet  B & L Assn, , 

It  6 b 4,  F & G’s  add,  Pullman,  wkly,  7%, 

$600 

Petterman  M & J P to  J Bishop,  Jan  27,  It 
7 b 42,  S Chicago,  Apl  1 ’90,  1 y,  8%.  . $800 
Reese  J T to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Feb  1, 

It  30  b 2,  16  38  14,  wkly,  8% 

Scott  E D et  al  to  W Deering  et  al,  Feb  3, 

It  4 b 3,  Parson  <fc  L’s  add,  Desplaines, 
demand $798 


Stevens  S H to  J M Ried,  Feb  12,  It  7 b 41. 

Hyde  Park,  3 yrs,  6% $1,000 

Schuldt  C F to  J Schuldt,  Feb  2,  Its  40  to 

42  b 5,  36  40  13,  1 y,  8% $650 

Stanley  J A to  B Hand,  Jan  26,  pt  It  21  b 

C,  28  40  14,  35  ds,  8% $575 

Stanley  J A to  Phoenix  B Soc,  Feb  4,  same, 

wkly,  5% $900 

Spitzer  F to  B Emerson,  Nov  10,  6 acs  in 

11  42  12,  3 y,  8% $200 

Swan  P to  Lincoln  B & L Assn.  Feb  4,  It  1, 

b 1 of  b 22,  31  39  14,  wkly,  8% $1,20  > 

Scott  A and  T to  H M Hooker,  Jan  8,  It  13 

b 5,  18  39  14,  4 y 8% .$950 

Thornum  P J to  West  North  Av  B,  L & H 
Assn,  Feb  4,  It  6 b 1,  1 39  13,  wkly,  5% 

$1,500 

Thomas  L to  Cosmopolitan  B & L Assn, 
Jan  29,  It  5 and  pt  It  4 b 1,  22  40  13, 

mthly  7% $2500 

Thalman  B to  B Emerson,  Dec  21,  pt  se  l4 

30  42  13,  3 yrs,  7% $1,300 

Ueker  A to  Home  Mut  A & L Assn,  Feb  3, 

It  28  b 13,  6 39  14,  wkly,  $600 

Vesely  M to  Grant  B & L Assn,  Jan  29,  pt 

It  44  b 3,  19  3.  14,  wkly  8% $900 

Voss  J to  F Benge,  Dec  29,  It  18  b 5,  Shef- 
field’s add,  6 mos $1,400 

Vaillancour  A to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Feb 
1,  Its  13  and  14  b 5,  21  37  14,  wkly,  8%, 

$3,100 

Webber  J P to  A W Hawkinson,  Feb  3 pt 

It  6 b 4,  23  38  14,  6 mos,  8%  . $800 

Wlach  W to  Grant  B & L Assn,  Feb  14, 

wkly,  8% $2,400 

Whitefield  W to  J Clark,  Feb  1,  It  3 b 5,  A 
& B’s  add,  Evanston.  2 y,  8%  p m.  . .$1000 
Wedell  F L to  E & N Cook  Co  B & L Assn, 


saloon.  545  Belmont  av,  9 mos $225 

Bush  S and  M to  J W Wyman,  Feb  6,  furn, 

etc,  894  Madison  st,  6 m $47 

Barnett  G to  E Rogers,  Feb  9,  furn,  and 

piano,  65  Polk  st,  7 mos $75 

Bloom  C to  J Wyman,  Jan  29,  furn,  etc, 

33  Fay  st,  3 mos $31 

Bryant  C to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  9,  furn, 

etc,  365  Hurlburst  st,  6 mos $50 

Bates  H G to  W N Alley,  Feb  9,  machy,  85 

Fifth  av,  3 mos $23 

Bennett  W H to  M A Wolcott,  Feb  8,  wa- 
gons, etc, , 4 mos $59 

Block  R to  J H Norton,  Feb  8,  furn,  etc, 

208  Erie  st,  5 mos $240 

Clayton  R to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  6,  furn, 

etc,  106  3d  av,  6 mos $69 

Carter  D W to  M A Wolcott,  Feb  5,  furn, 

etc,  561  w 12th  st,  6 mos $47 

Corrigan  J to  A B Magoun,  Feb  3,  furn, 

etc,  3816  Halsted  st,  4 mos $39 

Cox  R to  W N Alley,  Feb  5,  furn,  etc,  799 

Carroll  av,  3 mos $55 

Clark  B W S to  C J Shields,  Feb  4,  office 

fixtures,,  108  Dearborn  st,  2 mos $62 

Carlson  J to  J (Bittner,  Feb  5,  furn,  etc, 

Sheffield  and  Belmont  avs,  4 mos $53 

Cummings  C W to  J Cummings,  Feb  8, 

piano  (Hardman ),631  w Erie  st..$58 

Coggeshall  W H to  J H Norton,  Feb  6, 

furn,  etc,  12  s May  st $121 

Corabin  J S to  C E Wyman,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc.  Lake,  6 mos $167 

Canffield  T to  A Lammoris,  Feb  9,  furn, 

etc,  730  Hinman  st,  2 yrs $59 

Christian  C to  J Buehler,  Jan  15,  house, 

2519  Butterfield  st,  2 yrs $243 

Carroll  M J to  M P Biddlecom,  Feb  1,  furn, 
etc,  39  Hastings  st,  8 mos $51 


Jan  27,  It  164  b 1,  29  40  14,  mthly,  8%,  $400  Carte’r  0 to  w w Charles,  Feb  9,  piano,  294 
Ward  A M et  a to  H L Young  et  al,  tn j,  pt  Iuinois  st,  4 mos $127 

b3,la“L5’J;L3L^V  f u V ' aI:  ° I Crittenton  F M to  J H Spear.  Feb  1,  furn 

etc,  390  Campbell  av,  6 mos $76 


Zemiet  P to  Humboldt  Park  B & L Assn, 

Feb  9,  It  28  b 7 of  b 1,  Sheffield’s  add, 
wkly,  5% $1,500 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Ahrets  C F to  F T Schlegel,  Jan  26,  furn, 

etc, , Apl  29 $260 

Atwell  C M to  J B Williams,  Feb  4,  furn, 

etc,  2303  Indiana  av,  1 y $150 

Ashby  W L to  J H Spear,  Feb  4,  furn,  etc, 

10  Union  Park  pi,  4 mos $63 

Adair  H G to  LB  Shields,  Feb  4,  furn, 

etc,  377  Washington  st,  1 y $250 

Amberg  G to  M N Knowlton,  Jan  23,  furn, 

etc,  Lake  View,  4 mos $394 

Auer  H J to  J Jacobson,  Feb  8,  horses,  etc, 

— , 10  mos $500 

Adams  W H to  C Stochel,  Feb  6,  furn,  etc, 

Englewood,  3 mos $75 

Ashton  T to  M Moorehouse,  Feb  6,  furn, 

etc,  165  w Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $280 

Aylsworth  N to  J Samuels,  Feb  4,  furn, 

etc,  41  Peck  ct,  6 mos $33 

Atkinson  W F to  W J Quan,  Feb  6,  grocery, 

185  w Indiana  st $210 

Anderson  C to  S Richardson,  Feb  5,  furn, 

etc,  131*4  Rumsey  st,  3 mos $51 

Amos  G W to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  8,  ma- 
chinery, etc,  11  Canal  st,  2 mos $56 

Baty  A to  A Bernstein,  Feb  4,  furn,  etc, 

376  Dearborn  st,  11  mos $96 

Barcotti  D to  A Equi,  Jan  4,  horse,  etc,  70 

Illinois  st,  6 mos $110 

Buell  E to  Kelly,  Maus  & Co,  Feb  3,  house, 

461  16th  st  3 mos $496 

Bangs  E to  F J Mackey,  Feb  3,  furn,  etc, 

22*4  Walnut  st,  3 mos $111 

Beard  H A to  C C Blackman,  Feb  3,  furn, 

etc,  489  La  Salle  av,  6 mos $421 

Boundy  A to  C Kraus,  Feb  2,  saloon.  160 

Wright  st,  1 y $600 

Bertsch  O to  L Pertsch,  Dec  23,  saloon,  41 

Kinzie  st,  1 y $500 

Blanck  E to  H Schineman,  Feb  3,  — 20th 

st $100 

Bottcher  O to  H Strenzel,  Feb  4,  saloon, 

238  Clybourne  av,  6 mos $800 

BlacK  C A to  W N Alley,  , furn,  etc,  60 

60  s Carpenter  st $174 

Buschick  G E to  W S Babcock,  Jan  28, 
furn  and  piano,  521  Carroll  av,  2 m, 

$16  6 


Carter  S W to  W S Lasher,  Feb  1,  horses, 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 mos $126 

Capwell  C to  J Wyman,  Feb  1,  horse,  etc, 

— Sherman  st,  4 mos $125 

Connell  M to  L B Miller,  Jan  30,  furn, 

etc,  3748  Cottage  Grove  av,  1 y $443 

Colousson  J to  M L Pemberton, Feb  5 furn, 

etc,  3452  Auburn  st,  3 m $55 

Chambers  C to  J W Thompson,  Feb  5, 
horses,  etc,  1071  Harrison  st,  6 mos.  $700 
Dick  W to  C E Wyman,  Feb  5,  organ,  etc, 

333  34th  st,  4 mos $64 

Donelly  M to  0 P Snyder,  Feb  4,  furn, 

etc,  229  Blue  Island  av.  6 mos $33 

Borsch  V to  J D Spear.  Feb  3,  piano  (Vose 
& Son  15359),  651  Monroe  st,  6 mos . . $104 
Denning  E to  J W Lusk,  Feb  6,  furn,  etc, 

505  Warren  av  6 mos $105 

Donnelly  M to  S Richardson,  Feb  8,  fnrn, 

etc,  38  Otis  st,  4 mos $42 

Denig  E C to  S Richardson,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc,  142  n Clark  st,  3 mos $23 

Davis  J to  J W Lusk,  Feb  5,  246  Swan  st, 

3 mos $^0 

Drecbsler  F to  J W Lusk,  Feb  5,  furn,  etc, 

— Wood  st,  4 mos $62 

Drobt  & Guirard  to  J L Newton,  Feb  4, 

saloon,  367  w 12th  st,  May  25 $171 

Davis  G D to  L Hintz,  Feb  5,  furn,  etc, 

3721  Ellis  av,  6 m $186 

Ditchburne  E to  J F Koons,  Feb  4.  furn, 

etc,  531  12th  st,  1 y $155 

Eldridge  Mfg  Co  to  Ames  MfgCo,  Dec  14, 

machy,  etc, , 1 y,  p m $4,000 

Erickson  C E to  J L Maas,  Jan  15,  furn, 

etc,  81  Gross  av,  6 mos $100 

Ford  VV  to  G Wyman,  Dec  26,  wigon,  etc, 

787  Lake  st,  5 mos $178 

Fitzpatrick  T to  P Fortune,  Feb  4,  saloon, 


4082  Wentworth  av,  2 yrs. 


.$400 


Fletcher  J S to  hi  A Barnes,  Jan  1,  engine, 

etc, $300 

Fuller  DeB  to  W S Wharton,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc.  644  Jackson  st.  4 mos $115 

Furthmann  E to  J J Coughlin,  Feb  9,piano, 

Lake  View,  6 mos $90 

Foster  VV  S to  VV  M Johnson,  Feb  9,  furn, 

etc,  405  Van  Buren  st,  8 mos $140 

Finn  J to  J Cullen.  Feb  6,  furn,  etc,  27  w 

11th  st $68 

Fojut  R to  A Groenwald,  Jan  29,  house, 
138  Cleaver  st,  1 y . 


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Forch  J to  F Haas,  Feb  6,  saloon,  726 

Elston  av,  3 mos $240 

Frederick  G to  F R Pfiefer,  Feb  1,  pickles, 

Dunton,  3 mos $180 

Frcye  J R to  E VVentrock,  Jan  2,  turn,  etc, 

, 3 y $100 

Franz  D to  J F Koons,  Nov  20,  turn,  etc, 

86  s Green  st,  6 mos $81 

Fagin  A to  Same,  Feb  1,  turn,  etc,  14  Gur- 
ley st,  14  mos $116 

Ginsti  F L to  A Equi,  Jan  9,  turn,  etc,  Wa- 
bash av  and  Congress  st,  Oct  15 $285 

Gardner  B P to  C J Shields,  Feb  3,  turn, 

etc,  256  Desplaines  st,  6 mos $130 

Gross  A to  A Gross,  Feb  4.  saloon,  158  w 

Randolph  st,  2 yrs $1,200 

Gallup  W H to  J W Lusk,  Feb  4,  turn, 

etc,  64  Gross  av.  6 mos $260 

Gawinorski  T to  F Thorne,  Feb  5,  turn, 

etc,  337  w Indiana  st,  3 mos $105 

Gaebel  J P to  T Rutherford,  Feb  6,  horses, 

etc,  Jefferson,  2 yrs $200 

Greenwood  E N to  W H King,  Feb  4,  furn, 

etc,  630  w Indiana  st,  6 mos $65 

Gilbert  E A to  E R Smith,  Feb  6,  furn, 

etc,  La  Grange,  18  mos , $350 

Gardner  M to  S Richardson,  Feb  5,  furn, 

etc,  911  Carroll  av,  4 mos $33 

Gibbons  A to  S Richardson,  Feb  5,  furn. 

etc,  283  Dayton  st,  4 mos $68 

Grey  L L to  H W Peterson,  Feb  3,  furn, 

etc,  200  Ontario  st,  1 y $100 

Healy  P J to  M Latham,  Jan  13,  horses, 

etc,  , 1 y $250 

Hansen  DtoML  Pemberton,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc,  3004  Lowe  av,  6 mos $156 

Herringshaw  T W to  C Jones,  Jan  8,  print- 
ing office,  34  and  36  w Monroe  st,  Dec 

24 $856 

Halvorsen  C W to  D Delany,  Feb  6, 

saloon,  1031  Madison  st $1,800 

Hamilton  A to  M Starr,  Feb  7,  furn,  etc, 

170  Washington  st,  60  ds $150 

Herringshaw  T W to  T Bradwell,  Jan  28, 
stereotyping  goods,  34  w Monroe  st,  $148 
Heeriug  J to  A Hearing,  Feb  2,  boots  and 

shoes,  545  w Indiana  st,  1 d.  $291 

Harbett  D to  L Koepke,  Feb  5.  It  49  b 15, 

7 39  14 $2,200 

Hay  berg  E to  A H Swan,  Jan  29,  bath  tubs, 

1135  Oakley  av,  2 y $1000 

Hicks  W to  M Duffy.  Feb  4,  horse,  etc,  227 

w Taylor  st,  1 mos $80 

Hill  M to  L B Shields,  Feb  9,  furn,  etc,  514 

State  st,  1 y $66 

Hellen  T to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  9,  furn, 

etb,  246  n Market  st,  6 mos $78 

Heilman  J B to  R Meadowcroft,  Jan  6, 

furn,  etc,  98  N Clark  st  $800 

Hoover  E W to  C J Shields,  Feb  8,  piano, 

165  Ontario  st,  3 mos $26 

Halpin  J to  J Cullen,  Jan  29,  horse,  etc, 

615  Blue  Island  av,  4 mos ...  $37 

Harris  C to  O P Snyder,  Feb  8,  furn,  etc, 

281  n Market  st,  6 mos $99 

Ives  J F to  D Cole,  Dec  29,  horse,  etc,  2916 

Emerald  av,  3 mos $100 

Jacky  F to  C Williams,  Feb  9,  furn,  etc,  29 

w Division  st,  4 mos $43 

Jacobs  A to  J L Curtis,  Jan  15,  saloon, 410 

Doarborn  st,  7 mos $162 

Jordan  W VV  to  O D Hadsell,  Feb  6,  furn, 

etc,  Jefferson,  1 y $50 

Johnson  B to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Feb  1, 

saloon,  146  Chicago  av,  6 mos $306 

Joadwine  W to  G Wyman,  Feb  3,  horse, 

etc,  1 s Wood  st,  2 mos $60 

Jones  S B to  W W Charles,  Feb  2,  furn,  etc. 

1414  Wabash  av,  4 mos $345 

Jones  W D to  C Stewart,  Feb  3,  furn,  etc, 

106  Harrison  st,  6 mos $84 

Jackyr  J P to  L S Baker,  Feb  1,  machy  etc, 

180  Mather  st,  90  ds $3000 

Jones  W D to  C Stewart,  Feb  3,  furn,  etc, 

106  Harrison  st,  6 mos $84 

Jungermann  G to  H Eliot,  Feb  4,  furn,  etc, 

713  21st  st,  2 y $130 

Klunder  F to  L D Pollard,  Feb  4,  engine, 

etc,  1450  Milwaukee  av,  45  ds $325 

Kruse  C to  L A VV  Brush,  Feb  3,  wagon, 
etc,  110  w Division  st,  3 y $82 


Kohler  J to  Schwahn  & Niether,  Jan  25, 

bldg,  337  Lincoln  av $1200 

Kunnan  H J to  A J Kirkwood  & Co,  Feb 
1,  machy,  79  w 19th  st,  6 mos,  pm  ...  $75 
Keller  P to  J W Lusk,  Mch  5,  horses,  etc, 

4605  Indiana  av,  3 mos $230 

Kister  J R to  J W Lusk,  Feb  6,  furn,  etc, 

3024  Lake  Park  av,  6 mos $390 

Kelly  M J to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  6,  furn, 

etc,  3115  Indiana  av,  6 mos $120 

Kirsch  A to  C E Baker,  Feb  5,  furn,  etc, 

779  Noble  st,  6 mos $32 

Kohn  J to  V Blatz,  Feb  8,  saloon,  276  Madi- 
son st,  2 yrs $1,700 

Kibler  J J to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  6,  furn. 

etc,  176  w 12th  st,  6 mos $200 

Kibler  J J to  M L Pemberton.  Feb  6,  furn, 
etc,  Royal  Insurance  bldg,  6 mos  ....  $200 
Kleine  B to  A Richter,  Feb  8,  piano  (Vose 
& Sons  15534),  359  Canal  st,  2 yrs.  . $137 
Krueger  CtoWN  Alley,  Feb  3,  furn,  and 

piano,  10  Willow  st,  6 mos $150 

Koehler  M to  M Moorhouse,  Feb  1,  bind- 
ery, 57  w Randolph  st,  3 mos $37 

Leonard  A to  O P Snyder,  Feb  6,  furn, 

etc,  377  State  st,  3 mos $25 

Langdon  W to  A F Beattie,  Nov  25,  horse, 

etc,  675  s Union  st,  4 mos $104 

Luyberger  G to  C Schlecht,  Feb  4,  cottage, 

572  Morgan  st,  1 y $350 

La  Freniers  T to  C J Shields,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc,  141  Lincoln  av,  1 y $185 

Leopold  L to  Jackson  & Barnett,  Feb  8. 

cab,  etc,  38  Elm  st,  7 mos $350 

Loomis  L G to  H O Wilson,  Nov  27,  furn, 

etc,  Lake,  2 yrs $200 

Larsen  C to  J Shields,  Nov  28.  live  stock, 

Hanover,  1 y $351 

Lott  H to  J Wyman,  Feb  9,  furn,  etc,  442 

w 12  st,  6 mos $54 

Liebig  E to  W Moorhouse,  Jan  28,  furn, 

etc,  329  Centre  av,  2 mos $112 

McCormick  J and  P to  Weadley  & Cleary, 
Feb  3,  saloon,  264  Blue  Island  av,  8mos,  $78 
Morgan  C and  A to  J N Young,  Feb  5, 
printing  office,  137  Madison  st,  90  ds..$76 
MacFarland  N to  C J Shields,  Feb  4,  furn, 

etc,  723  w Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $112 

Miner  M E to  W H Cooves, , furn, 

etc,  234  Rush  st,  1 y $1,000 

Morris  L B to  J W Lusk,  Feb  5,  furn,  etc, 

82  Walton  st,  4 mos $90 

May  P to  W A Coleman,  Feb  4,  furn,  etc, 

2004  Wabash  av,  4 mos $450 

Mann  P to  D Cole,  Feb  6,  furn,  etc,  489 

Clark  st.  April  1 $27 

Moore  A to  M F Hartman,  Feb  2,  library, 
furn,  etc,  81  Clark  st  and  80  Dearborn  st, 

3 mos $250 

Milligan  W to  A B Wagoner,  Feb  6,  furn, 

etc,  233  n Market  st,  2 mos $16 

McDonald  M to  M S Babcock, -,  furn, 

etc,  213  w 13th  st,  3 mos $37 

Mackey  N to  O P Snyder,  Feb  4,  furn, 

etc,  267  Forquer  st,  6*  mos $61 

Murphy  J to  W W Charles,  Feb  6,  furn, 

etc,  52  Congress  st,  3 mos $55 

Mapes  W E to  C H Schintz,  Feb  6,  saloon, 

407  Madison  st,  2 yrs $1,200 

Moe  M E to  E G Obers,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc, $31 

Mortenson  I.  A to  McIntosh,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc,  152  n Sangamon  st,  4 mos $62 

Marshall  N R to  C A Lathrop,Feb  8,  piano 

and  furn,  3555  Ellis  av,  1 y $600 

McKein  D to  F Haas,  Feb  5,  furn,  etc,  128 

Emerson  av,  5 mos $50 

Martin  M to  J Wyman,  Feb  9,  furn.  etc, 

439  Park  av,  6 mos $47 

Mitchell  N S to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  8, 

furn,  etc,  249  Illinois  st,  4 mos $90 

McKeague  P G to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  9, 

furn,  etc,  619  Carroll  av,  3 mos $34 

Moxen  G to  S Richardson,  Feb  6,  furn,  etc, 

5 Armour  st,  3 mos $30 

Mortensen  J to  J Cullen,  Feb  8,  furn,  etc, 

541  Polk  st,  6 mos $130 

Nickey  D E to  J Hunkey,  Feb  8,  furn,  etc, 

668  Monroe  st,  4 mos $74 

Nowakowski  M to  J C Bittner,  Feb  5,  furn,. 
etc,  123  Cornell  st,  4 mos $38 


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Oates  E to  W H King,  Feb  4,  furn,  etc, 1061 

Van  Buren  st,  4 mos $39 

O’Leary  A to  M Boland,  Feb  9,  furn,  etc, 

395  Oakley  st,  2 yrs $324 

Paxton  L C to  J W Lusk,  Feb  9,  furn,  etc, 

4405  Emerald  ay,  3 mos $59 

Peyser  S J to  A B Magoun,  Feb  9,  sewing 

machines,  211  w Polk  st,  1 m $31 

Perkins  W Hjto  M L Pemberton,  Feb  6, 

market,  199  w Monroe  st,  6 mos $130 

Perkins  A D to  J W Wyman,  Feb  6,  furn, 

etc,  155  s Green  st,  6 mos $118 

Potter  K A to  M K Williams,  Feb  4,  furn, 

etc,  627  Lake  st.  6 mos $77 

Peck  O A to  S A Kean  & Co,  Feb  4,  furn, 

etc,  27  s Water  st,  90  ds $300 

Puccetti  & Lucchesi  to  A Equi,  Jan  26, 

saloon,  19  n Paulina  st,  2 y $1000 

Pare  A and  A to  W S Wharton,  Jan  30, 

furn,  etc,  66  Whiting  st,  4 mos $224 

Rowe  H J to  J W Wyman,  Feb  6,  furn. 

etc,  413  Blue  Island  av.  6 mos $55 

Rottler  J VV  to  VV  Tod,  Feb  5,  horse,  etc, 

, wkly $350 

Ramage  C E to  W W Charles,  Feb  5,  furn. 

etc,  403  n Clark  st,  3 mos $110 

Roe  G VV  to  M Roe,  Feb  9,  groceries,  42 

Hunt  st,  1 y $500 

Ray  S A to  F A Moore,  Feb  3,  furn,  etc, 
Globe  Hotel,  351  to  355  Stale  st,  3 mos 

$1,000 

Rosenblatt  B H to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  9, 

furn,  etc,  Hyde  Park,  4 mos $237 

Slinson  H A to  Andersan  & Olson,  Feb  3, 

wagon,  etc, , May  1 $175 

Shaffner  B M to  Wienburg  Bros,  Feb  9, 

piano, , 30  ds $325 

Schwarz  — to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc,  4081  Shurtleff  av,  3mos $37 

Seidel  R to  A Schaffhauser,  Feb  9,  furn, 

etc,  537  Larrabee  st,  6 mos $129 

Summer  G B to  C J Shields,  Feb  9,  safe, 

164  Clark  st,  3 mos $49 

Sims  J M to  L B Shields,  Feb  9,  furn,  etc, 

164  Loomis  st,  1 y $71 

Staufel  M|to  J Cullen,  Jan  30,  furn,  etc, 

628  s Union  st,  4 mos $40 

Sullivan  T to  S Richardson,  Feb  6,  furn, 

etc,  170  Ontario  st,  1 m $40 

Stunniark  C G to  J D Spear,  Feb  1,  furn, 

etc,  93  Taylor  st,  4 mos $38 

Slevin  M to  R Welch,  Eeb  8,  furn.  etc,  550 

43d  st $150 

Spreter  M to  W N Alley,  Feb  6,  piano 

(Newton  11449),  Lake  View,  6 mos $98 

Staves  L to  J F Koons,  Feb  1,  furn,  etc, 

69  Larrabee  st,  4 mos $92 

Stevens  W B R to  G J Williams,  Feb  8, 

furn,  etc,  2559  Wentworth  av,  3 mos.  .$125 
Savage  J to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc,  3050  Bonfie'd  st,  3 mos $23 

Smith  C E to  J Magnes,  Feb  5,  furn,  etc, 

217  Van  Buren  st,  June  1 $300 

Stahl  L to  J H Norton,  Feb  3,  furn,  etc, 

158  w Monroe  st,  5 mos $160 

Seymour  R S to  W H King,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc,  2333  Wabash  av,  6 mos $45 

Smalley  J L to  F J Mackey,  Feb  3,  furn, 

etc,  248  Blue  Island  av,  3 mos $142 

Smith  C to  A Rothman,  Jan  30,  live  stock, 

3646  Butterfield  st,  5 mos $85 

Swager  J to  H VV  Chase,  Feb  2,  house,  b 2, 

se  )^8  38  14,  July  1 $44 

Smith  VV  to  Bavarian  B Co,  Feb  8,  saloon, 

70  Canal  st,  1 y $300 

Stanton  P H to  D Hyman,  Feb  4,  furn,  etc, 

2121  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $372 

Story  A G to  J T Vickery,  Feb  2,  furn,  etc, 

2001  Prairie  av,  4 mos $3110 

Stebbins  E to  S Richardson,  Feb  14,  furn, 

etc,  135  La  Salle  st,  3 mos $91 

Smith  M R to  S Eldredge,  Feb  2,  furn.  etc, 

2902  Groveland  av,  30  ds $500 

Sievert  A H to  S D Kimbark,  Feb  3,  buggy, 

etc,  334  Larrabee  st,  6 mos $663 

Springer  M S to  L A W Brush,  Feb  2, 

furn,  etc,  989  Van  Buren  st $75 

Sims  J M to  L B Shields,  Feb  4,  printing 

office,  170  Adams  st,  3 mos $120 

Stutz  E to  J W Lusk,  Feb  4,  horse,  etc,  17 
Freemont  st,  6 mos $130 


Stanton  C to  T D Yates,  Feb.  4,  furn,  etc, 

294  Illinois  st,  4 mos $100 

Storrs  E B to  G E Crane,  Jan  26,  furn, 

etc,  1035  Van  Buren  st,  demand $110 

Sullivan  J to  L B Shields,  Feb  4,  horses, 

etc,  — w Madison  st,  6 mos $75 

Schroeder  W F to  G Brush,  Feb  5,  saloon, 

166  Michigan  st,  1 y,  p m $400 

Southard  F to  J VV  Lusk,  Feb  5,  furn,  etc, 

1806  Wabash  av,  4 mos $50 

Sheehan  T P to  Union  Type  Foundry,  Jan 
20,  printing  office,  155  Dearborn  st,  18 

mos $360 

Stutz  E to  C Lehmann,  Feb  5,  horses,  etc, 

17  Freemont  st,  4 mos $100 

Scott  H C to  J W Lusk,  , furn,  etc,  79 

Staunton  st,  4 mos $102 

St  Germain  J to  E W S Mackinzie,  Jan 

28,  furn,  etc,  51  n State  st $106 

Shreve  L M to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  5, 

furn,  etc,  2432  Wabash  av,  4 mos.  . .$ 

Seward  VV  to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  5,  furn, 

etc,  223  Driscoll  st,  4 m $125 

Talbot  E H to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  9,  furn, 

etc,  3215  Hanover  st,  6 mos $99 

Tyrrell  T J to  M P Biddlecom,  Feb  4,  furn. 

etc,  14  Plum  st,  10  mos ....  $60 

Thies  A to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  9,  furn,Q 

etc,  657  Sedgwick  st,  3 mos $120 

Thompson  E to  M N Knowlton,  Feb  9, 

furn,  etc,  178  State  st,  1 y $500 

Tidds  C H to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc,  Austin,  6 mos $97 

Tomasek  J to  V Kubin,  Jan  27,  horse,  etc, 

, 3 yrs $600 

Thurston  J to  S Richardson,  Feb  10,  furn, 

etc,  730  Lake  st,  3 mos $75 

Taylor  VV  to  J Cullen,  Feb  2,  furn  and 
piano  (Vose  15516),  447  w Indiana  st,  6 

mos $130 

Thompson  M to  J Wyman,  Feb  3,  furn, 

etc,  Wood  and  York  sts,  6 mos $104 

Toloman  C to  C Seipp  B Co,  Feb  3,  saloon, 

327  s Robey  st,  3 mos $130 

Thompson  H VV  to  L Freedman,  Feb  3, 

horse,  etc, , 90  ds $33 

Thompson  A to  L Adams,  Feb  4,  barber 

shop,  2933  State  st,  2 mos $96 

Uhlman  F F to  J Cullen,,  Feb  5,  furn,  etc, 

354  Lake  st,  3 mos $42 

Westlake  E W to  VV  W Charles,  Feb  9, 

piana,  S Evanston,  4 mos ....$57 

Weeks  F to  J R Kester,  Feb  6,  tools,  etc, 

92  Van  Buren  st $1,000 

Wines  VV  B to  F G Wells,  Jan  27,  furn,  etc, 

1148  Harrison  st,  7 mos $169 

Wittke  F J to  W Moorehouse,  Jan  6,  furn, 

etc,  Lake,  4 mos $85 

Weeks  F to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  9,  furn. 

etc,  92  Van  Buren  st,  2 mos $345 

Weeks  L to  J R Kister,  Feb  9,  furn,  pic- 
tures, etc,  92  Van  Buren  st,  3 mos.  .$1,001 
Wilson  L to  C Wyman,  Feb  8,  furn,  etc,  28 

s Clinton  st,  6 mos $130 

Wilson  J to  W N Alley,  Feb  6,  furn,  etc,  43 

39th  st,  3 mos $44 

Walton  J to  S Richardson,  Feb  5,  furn, etc, 

32  Bismarck,  ct,  3 mos $46 

Winslow  R G to  W Abbott,  Jan  21,  furn, 

etc.  351  Chicago  av $125 

Whitney  F W to  M S Babcock,  Jan  27, 

furn,  etc,  579  State  st,  4 mos $276 

Wooley  C M to  L Schoenfeld,  Feb  3,  saloon, 

fixtures, , 2 mos $125 

White  W to  Pilsen  Brg  <fc  MaltgCo,  Jan  27, 

furn,  etc,  232  3d  av,  1 y $100 

Williams  N M to  J Shenan,  Feb  1,  horse, 

etc, , 1 y $250 

Webber  J P to  H Klaspe,  Feb  3,  grocery, 

508  Milwaukee  av,  1 y $800 

Warren  S E to  L A W Brush,  Feb  5,  furn, 

etc,  1559  Michigan  av $143 

Waite  J C to  J H Spear,  Feb  13,  furn,  etc, 

40  40th  st,  3 mos $220 

Yoak  M to  E H McAllison,  Jan  29,  furn, 

etc,  340  State  st,  4 mos $600 

Zirngibl  T X to  G A Zirngibl,  Feb  2,  house. 
Lake,  2 y $550 


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page  503 $8,939 

Garfield  Mfg  Co  'to  J B Miller,  Feb  10. 
No  Schedules $ 

Kil.i.S  OF  SALE. 


Wm.  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu  1(  successors 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


to 


MANUFAOTUBEBS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 


Room 


3.0  1 59  LaSalle  St.  Cliicago. 


REMOVAL. 

6REENBAU  M SONS, 

Mortgage  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  113  La  Salle  St. 


Loans  made  at  Lowest  Kates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


„ , . t „„„  a Rina  I 93659  Thomas  Fleetman  et  al  v Albert  and 

96,119  Abraham^  Sternheim  v S ’ Edward  Harzfeld  and  Samuel  Friend.  By 

agreemt,  $1799.30. 


and  M J 


By 


v Wm  H 
On  ver, 

Newberry 


Abell  C C to  D E Fiske,  Feb  2,  horse,  etc. 

It  1 b 4,  28  40  14 1992 

Bradley  L to  J M W Jones  Co,  Feb  8,  45 

Eldredge  ct $60 

Boudy  A to  C Kraus,  Feb  2,  liquors,  160 

Wright  st $300 

Cross  E to  J Wagner,  Feb  3,  tobacco  and 

cigars,  Cummings $265 

Cohen  — to  A Cohen,  Feb  4,  store,  131  w 

Madison  st $500 

Galvin  J to  J O’Brien,  Feb  3,  house,  3012 

Shields  $500 

Hall  H J to  N J Hill,  Jan  1,  stationery, etc, 

727  Opera  House $200 

Healy  P J to  M Latham,  May  4,  horses, 

etc $650 

Luthy  A to  J Huber,  Jan  27,  barber  shop, 

875  Lincoln  $95 

Monarch  Fire  Killer  Co  to  0 Vider,  Feb  1, 

factory.  120  18th  st $1,000 

Mack  J J to  J Beem,  Feb  2,  saloon,  196  w 

Madison  st $1,000 

NeufEer  C to  J Pfeiffer,  Jan  8,  bldg,  Wash- 
ington and  Jefferson  sts $65 

Prepenbrink  H to  J Prepenbrink,  Mch  2, 

horses,  etc.  Wheeling $1,000 

Storr  I to  S D Howard,  Oct  1,  horse,  etc, 

$300 

Stinson  J to  D Dempssey,  Mich  18,  soda 

water  factory,  99  w Monroe  st $15,000 

Slahy  J to  J G Barnhold,  Feb  6.machy,  42 

s Clinton  st $850 

Tomlinson  RNto  T Fahey,  Feb  2,  safe, 

etc,  93  Exchange  bldg' $600 

West  L C to  J Kane,  Feb  2,  saloon,  193  n 

Clark  st $1450 

Johnson  M to  M M Johnson,  Feb  9,  fixtures, 

183  n Morgan  st $1,200 

Hennessy  R M to  T Berg,  Feb  9, , . 

$425 

Novotny  L to  J Novacek,  Feb  9,  wagons, 
horses,  etc, $600 

JUIMiMESTS. 

SUPEBIOB  COUET. 

100922  International  Provision  Co  v August 
C.  Keebler  and  Albert  Nathan.  PI  stricken 
from  files.  By  defit,  $539.20. 

100998  Adam  Wetz  v Martin  and  Cath- 
arine Wetzel.  By  defit,  $604.55. 

100241  S F Hanchett,use  etc,  v Harvey  H Coe 
and  Martin  L Ladd.  By  defit,  $3700  debt, 
$1423.90  das,  debt  to  be  dischgd,  etc. 
100387  David  Williams  v J C Jones.  By 
defit,  $395. 

100564  N Bernard,  use,  etc,  v Edward  Zea- 
man.  On  ans,  $95. 

100394  Frederick  Sommer  et  al  v Cheltenham 
Imp  Co.  By  defit.  $471.30. 

100482  John  C Cochrane  v Aaron  K Stiles. 
By  defit,  $1072.72. 

100843  Alexander  Darrow  v J N Morgan- 
stron.  Same  $441.20. 

100591  Olive  Green  et  al  v A Waggoner. 
By  defit,  $282.90. 

101,017  John  M Rice  v Wm  A Giles.  Same, 
1244.61. 

100775  M Collins,  admr,  v John  D Tully. 
By  defit,  $3,500  and  sci  fa. 


On  ver,  $3,300, 

100383  Upson  & Hart  v Virgil 
Liberman.  By  defit,  $113.80. 

100811  W H Judson  et  al  v B A Blair  ana 
wife.  By  defit,  $339.70. 

76376  Jetta  Epstein  et  al  v S C R R Co. 

agreement,  $400.  ,. 

100822  Rank  of  Paola  v Arnold  Automatic 
Cooker  Co.  By  defit,  $329.87. 

93592  Charles  E Johnson  et  al 
Phelps  and  Edward  Plows. 

$273.20. 

100340  Frederick  Schultz  et  al  v 

Furn  Co.  By  defit,  $88.73  and  special  exn 
101414  Ray  G Moon  v Oscar  Field.  On  findg, 
$150.  Satisfied. 

95583  J J Kissinger  v B F Harmon.  On 
ver,  $116.25.  Satisfied. 

94269  Augustus  Loeb  v Thomas  and  John  J 
Walls.  Mo  n t and  in  arrest  denied  and 
judgt,  $445.76.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 

20  ds.  , _ „ 

95578  Enoch  B Stevens  et  al  v J H Gregory. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $656.12.  Appl, 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  days. 

95592  Edward  C Haywood  v Rockwell  N 
and  Horace  S Tomlinson  and  George  H 
Berghardt.  Same  and  judgt,  $3,898.10. 

Same.  , _ 

98851  Nathan  Mears  v Adolph  Plumhofi: 
By  defit.  $478.40.  Attch  dis. 

100466  Albert  Cushman,  treas,  v W H 
Powell.  Judgt  of  Feb  8,  ’78,  $466.93,  re- 

vived.  _ . , , 

91423  Dennis  J Hogan  v Peter  P Penolat 
On  ver,  $68.68. 

OIBCOIT  COUET. 


How  to  Decorate. 


$10 


51636  Peter  Quambach  v Katie  Jessel. 
and  proc.  . 

49985  Rufus  Frost  et  al  v Edward  and  Albert 
Harzefeld  and  Samuel  Friend.  $86.70  and 
ret  hab. 

3823  Charles  Hasse  et  al  v Otto  Schlueter 
$33.72. 

2824  O B Jacobs  v James  M Cole.  $15.70. 

1825  Keeley  Brewing  Co  v Dennis  Noonon 
$128 

2826  Wm  Tomlinson  v John  Peckler.  $95. 

2827  0 W Newell  v W Wenzel.  49.50. 

2828  Wm  Backer  v Annie  Riley.  $101.08. 

2829  St  Michael  Archangel  Society,  etc,  v 
Ignatz  Tuszynski.  $150. 

2830  Wilhelm  Bullerman  v Frederick  Bunger. 

$99.30.  . , 

2831  Frederick  K Bowers  v August  Martin 
and  wife.  $114. 

2832  Danek  v Vaclav  Houdek.  $111. 

2833  Wm  T Barber  v Paul  E Table.  $200. 

2834  Henry  Florin  v Christ  Mortel.  $44.50. 

2835  Henry  Evans  jr,  v F A Gettleson  and 
Wm  Mangier.  $57.69. 

2836  Charles  Todd  v Wm  B Orcutt.  $39. 

50593  Edgar  L Jayne  v Soren  Mathison. 

Mo  n t denied  and  judgt.  Satisfied. 

50213  Catherine  L Cameron  et  al  v Haskell 
& Boeker  Car  Co.  Same  and  judgt 
$2,968.72.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and  bill 
ex  in  30  ds. 

50151  H Bland  et  al  v Wm  D Baker.  On 
findg,  $1,513.80  debt,  $1,513.80  das,  debt 
to  be  dischgd,  etc. 

45905  Patrick  J Fox  v Charles  Bacon.  Mo 
n t denied  and  judgt  $75.75.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  10  ds. 

1263  Bates  v Hurd.  Same  and  judgt. 
Same. 

45940  Richard  C Rounsavell  v Lewis  Dutton. 
Same  and  judgt  $200.  Same. 

4719  Natnl  Bk  of  America  v Papillon  Mfg 
Co.  On  findg,  $279.02. 


For  upholstering  a gilded  chair,  dull  tur- 
quoise blue  plush  would  be  very  pretty,  the 
rich  softness  as  well  as  the  lustre  of  the 
fabric  being  jewel-like. 

For  lamp-stands  brass  necessarily  occupies 
a conspicuous  place,  and  comes  in  these  into 
excellent  combination  with  enamels  and  dec- 
orative porcelain. 

A brass  bedstead  forms  a most  effective 
centre  piece  to  a lady’s  apartment,  and 
drapery  depending  from  an  embossed  brass 
canopy  at  the  head,  well  figured  in  color, 
capitally  sets  it  off. 

Mirrors  with  frames  of  finely  wrought 
Norway  iron,  and  parlor  ornaments  of  the 
same,  as  well  as  trays  of  embossed  copper, 
are  among  the  late  novelties. 

White  lace  curtains  are  a thing  of  the  past, 
if  you  have  any,  dye  them  yellow  and  re- 
move the  stiffness  from  them. 

Considerable  ornament  has  been  expended 
i the  frames  of  chairs  in  the  way  of 
encrusted  metal  work,  also  inlay  of  pearl 
and  ivory;  chairs  of  light  structure  and 
graceful  form  find  wide  acceptance. 

A pretty  way  of  fastening  market  harbor 
chair  cushions  is  to  embroider  straps  that 
hold  the  cushion,  with  initials  or  appropriate 
mottoes. 

Much  taste  is  now  shown  in  making  door 
ways  and  windows  artistic  and  there  is  no 
limit  to  the  labor  and  expense  given  to  them 
This  is  an  excellent  movement  and  will  have 
a tendency  to  overcome  any  tiresome  simi 
larity. 

A handsome  cabinet  always  adds  to  the 
furnishing  of  a drawing  room,  and  its 
drawers,  doors  and  open  shelves  are  full  of 
interest.  An  occasional  embroidered  or 
painted  hanging  gives  it  a look  of  bright- 
ness. 

The  first  manifestations  of  fine  decorative 
art  appeared  on  table  ware,  and  the  potters 
and  glass  makers  have  exerted  their  utmost 
genius  in  that  direction.  Until  some  years 
ago  quiet  decorations  were  used  entirely, 
but  lighter  colors  have  finally  succeeded 
them,  and  the  ider  has  culminated  in  table 
services  arranged  in  courses  ; first  there  is 
the  soup  course,  then  the  fish  course,  the 
meat  course,  and  so  on  down  to  the  dessert 
course.  The  first  course  is  very  richly  deco- 
rated in  heavy  colors  ; but  as  the  dessert  is 
approached  the  designs  become  quieter,  end- 
ing in  a very  delicately  decorated  dessert 
course. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & GO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  LaDd  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


tax  deed  to  the  relator  for  certain  lots  sold 
Sept.  27,  1880,  for  the  sum  of  $40.65,  the 
clerk  filed  a plea,  in  substance  that  the  cer 
tificates  of  purchase  were  null  and  void,  for 
the  reason  that,  on  April  1,  1881,  said  lots 
,._re  redeemed  from  the  tax  sale  by 
the  owner  or  agent,  for  the  sum  of  $60.98, 
which  sum  was  deposited  with  defendant! 
and  by  him  tendered  to  the  petitioner:  Held 
that  as  the  taxes  on  the  lots  fell  due  on  Dec. 
10,  1880,  the  plea  was  bad  in  not  showing 
the  deposit  of  the  taxes  of  1880,  and  inter- 
est thereon  or  their  payment  by  the  party 
attempting  to  redeem. 


ADVERTISED  SALES. 

FEB.  13. 

Lots  15  and  16  in  b 2 in  Travers’  sub  of  n w 1-4  n w 
1-4  n e 1-4  of  sec  8 38  14.  H C Noyes,  successor  iu 
trust.  L N. 

FLB.  15, 

Sub-lot  4 of  lot  7 in  blk  1 of  Saltonstall  & Bussell’: 
sub  in  sec  3 38  14.  Cyrus  Bentley,  Admr.  L N. 

Lots  30  and  31  (except  north  4 feet  thereof;  in  Jos 
Smith’s  sub  of  w % of  b 90  in  C Th  sub  of  w 1-2  o: 
sec  27  39  14.  J Rathborne.  Guardian.  L N.  [|| 

Lot  14  in  b 4 in  1st  divn  in  Riverside.  M R M WalT 
lace,  Guardian.  L N.  . , 

Lot  8 iu  E B Ward’s  sub  of  lot  8 in  blks  3 and  4 m ( 

T’s  subdn  of  s frac  half  of  sec  29  39  14.  H Waller 
Master.  L N. 

Lots  15  and  16  in  b 12  of  Beebe’s  subdn  of  e Vi  of  n\f 
qr  of  sec  2 39  13.  D J Avery,  Master.  LN. 

FEB.  16. 

Lots  6,  7,  8,  9 and  10  iu  Ebrler  & Hessert’s  sub  of  JT 
5^  acres  of  s 9 1-2  acres  of  s e 1-4  of  s e 1-4  of  sec  1 Qi 
38  14.  Sophia  Heiberg,  admx.  L N. 

Lots  20  aud  33  in  b 5 and  lots  2>  and  26  in  block  6 
Harriet  Farlin’s  sub  af  s 94  of  w ‘4  of  w '4  of  se  U 
of  sec  25  40  13.  S F Haachett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

FEB.  17. 

Lots  25  and  26  in  b 2 iu  C E Wooley’s  s"b  of  the  71/ 
acres  e aud  adj  the  w 17 1 4 acs  of  lot  19  20  and  21  in 


4 of  7 ‘4  acs  e and  adj§ 
13.  J T Noyes,  Master. 


10  acs  of  ne  qr  of  sec  36  4 
L N. 


COUNTY  OOUBT. 


By 


5510  Edson  Keith  et  al  v Philip  Simon 
defit,  $590.47. 

544  Josephy  Pauly  v L S & M S Ry  Co. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $180.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

6461  James  Fallows  v Louis  and  Jacob 
Reinach  and  Dietrich  Kahn.  By  defit, 

$477.57 


Dinner  sets— One  of  the  new  Wedgewood 
designs  in  a dinner  set  is  a white  ground, 
decorated  with  straggling  branches  of  scarlet 
poppies,  interspersed  with  gold  scrolls.  A 
set  of  Minton  has  white  centres  and  rich 
borders  etched  in  a manner  similar  to  gold 
etching  on  metal. 

REAL-  ESTATE  l-AAV 

The  People  ex  rel.  Pheliskey  F.  Stanley  v. 
Michael  W.  Ryan.  Filed  at  Ottawa,  Jan.  25 

1886. 

1.  Tax  sale. — In  order  to  make  a valid 
redemption  of  lots  from  tax  sale  six  months 
after  the  sale,  the  party  redeeming  is  requir- 
ed by  the  statute  to  deposit  with  the  county 
clerk  the  amount  for  which  they  were  sold, 
with  a penalty  of  fifty  per  cent,  and  all  sub- 
sequent taxes  aud  special  assessments  with 
ten  per  cent  interest  thereon  from  the  day 
of  their  payment,  unless  such  subsequent 
taxes  and  special  assessments  have  been 
paid  by  or  on  behalf  of  the  person  for  whose 
benefit  the  redemption  is  made. 

2.  To  a petition  in  due  form  for  a man- 
damus, to  compel  the  county  clerk  to  issue 


FEB.  18. 

Lots  1 to  12  in  McCarthy’s  sub  of  w V%  sw  qr  ne  cj 
of  sec  17  38  14.  P W Scliaden,  Admr.  L N. 

Lots  27  and  28  iu  b 2 in  A .J  Haughe’s  So  Park  sub  c 
sw  qr  of  ne  qr  of  se  qr  and  ne  qr  of  e Vi  of  ne  qr  of  s 
14  of  sec  22  38  14.  Arno  Voss,  Master.  L A. 

FEB.  20. 

Lots  8 9 10  11  12  and  13  in  bkl  7 in  Harriet  Farlin' 
sub  of  s % of  w Vi  of  se  qr  of  sec  25  40  13.  L J J Ni 
sen,  Master.  L N. 

FEB,  22. 

Loc  62  in  b 1 in  J H Rees’  subdn  of  blks  1 and  2 o 
Cook  Co  Court  of  Common  Pleas’  Partn  of  s 14  of 
ha.f  of  ne  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  D J Avery,  Maste 

L Lot  41  of  sub  of  b 5 of  S J Walker’s  dock  add 
to  Chicago,  being  a sub  of  all  that  part  lying  n of  A 
Branch  of  So  Branch  of  Chicago  river  of  e half  c 
sec  30  39  14.  H Waller,  Master.  L N . 

FEB.  23. 

Lot  26  in  Roskopf  k Lewis’  sub  of  parts  of  lots  1 
and  13  of  North  addn.  A H Robinson.  Admr.  L 1 
West  Vi  of  w >4  of  lot  2 in  b 56  in  C T’s  new  sub  ( 
lots  aud  blocks  iu  the  mv  qr  of  sec  21  39  14;  also  lo' 

7 and  8 of  Worteudyke  & Spafford’s  sub  of  lots] 
and  14  of  b 63  in  C T’s  subdn  of  nw  54  of  sec  21  39  1 
Magdelina  Horenberg,  Executrix.  L N. 

Lots  2u  and  21  iu  T C Higgiu’s  last  sub  of  b 7 i n 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  I Numan,  Executrix.  LN  d 
Lots  20  and  33  in  block  5 and  lots  25  and  26  in  D C Ji 
Harriet  Farlin’s  sub  of  s 94  of  w Vi  of  se  14  of  sec  b 
40  13.  S F Hancbett,  Sheriff . L N.  k 

Lot  1 of  b 2 in  David  Davis  So  add.  being  a sub  «■ 
se  qr  of  sw  V4  (ex  e 83  ft  thereof)  of  sec  28  39  14.  S 
Hanehett,  Sheriff,  LN.  _.  i 

Sub-lot  17  in  sub  Bor  lot  2 m Springer  & Pierce* 
srb  of  s Vi  of  out -lot  30  in  S T’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  1 
H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

FEB.  24. 

Lot  6 in  blk  1 in  Meyerhoff’s  sub  of  w Vi  of  b 13  ini 
T’s  subdn  of  w ‘/2,  except  se  qr  of  nw  qr  and  ne  qr  (fl 
sw  qr  of  sec  5 39  14.  J Dziewior,  Admr.  LN, 


108 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


BEK?*  SSSSSi 

B Cf.S  t-,3 


ADVERTISE!)  SALES. 


MARCH  1. 

E Vi  of  nw  qr  sw  qr  nw  qr  of  sec  14  14  8 
ton,  Trustee.  L N. 

Lot  1 in  blk  12  (except  so  53  feet  of  saic 
Hoag,  G S Gerry,  Aftmrs.  L N. 


HKWlii 


Dealers  in 


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Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 


<y F EVERY  DLLCMPTLON, 

CLARK  ST.,  AND  138 

We  Make  a specialty  of 


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And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  Sole  Chicago 
Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 
“Perfection"  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


A Dorathy,  Trustee. 

MARCH  10. 


L N. 


of  sec  17  41 12  Geo  W Moser  admr.  LA. 


Com.  L A. 


MARCH  2. 


Lot  13.  sub  of  s half  of  54,  sec  lg  39  14.  S F Hau 
chett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Und  half  of  e 10!4  acs  of  n 14  acs  of  s42  acs  of  w :/2 
of  se  qr  of  sec  1 38  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

MARCH  13. 

Lot  3 in  resub  of  lots  1 and  2 in  b 49  in  C T’s  sub  of 
w 14  ot  sec  17  39 14.  J E Dooley,  Admr.  L N. 

Lot  22  in  sub  of  lot  113  in  Bronson’s  add  to  Chica- 
go. E J Whitehead,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  11  12  and  13  in  Brown’s  sub  of  w 60.7  feet  of 
lot  4 and  e 58.9  ft  of  lot  5 in  b 26  in  S T’s  sub  of  sec  16 
38  14.  H L Wait.  Master.  L N. 


THOMAS  MAYER, 


CONTRACTOR 


KNISELY  & MILLER, 

120  & 131  SOUTH  CLINTON  ST., 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Hoofers. 

MANUFAOTUBEKS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-0-K.-E-E-TT-S 

For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  waut  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


The  YOUNC  & FARREL  Diamond  Stone  8awing  Co 

Contractors  for  Cut  Stone. 


For  Laying 
Brick  and  Stone, 
Boilers, 
Engine  Beds. 
Chimney  Furnace 
Work  a Specialty. 

All  kinds  of  Mason  Work 
and  all  kinds  of  Fire  Clay 
Brick,  at  Low  Rates. 

Office,  No.  17,  Fourth  Avenue, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Telephone  No.  1104. 


HARD  WOOD  -DRV -YARD  1'ltICES. 

( Retail.) 

WHITEWOOD. 

Clear  Belect  wide,  1 to  4 in  . . . 

.$38.00@  40.00 

1st  and  2d 

. 30.00  @35.00 

Box  boards 

35.00@ 

Inch  and  over 

26.00@30.00 

Half  inch 

23.00@  28.00 

Common  1st,  1 in 

20.00@  22.00 

Plank 

22.00@  25.00 

Cull 

12.00@  15.00 

ASH. 

1 to  4 in 

$35.00@40.00 

Wagon  stock 

40.00 

Wagon  poles 

55.00  @60.00 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in . . 

45.00@ 

Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear 

dressed  and  matched 

35.00@45.00 

Quartered 

50.00@ 

OAK. 

Clear 

$40.00 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 

35.00@  38.00 

Common 

22.00@25.00 

Timber 

25.00  @28.00 

Bolsters  and  reaches 

35.00 

Felloes,  per  set 

1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in  , clear, 

dressed  and  matched 

35.00@  45.00 

Quartered 

45.00@  50.00 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 

Common 

30.00 @35.00 

25.00 

CHEBBY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in 

$75.00@  80.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 

85.00@  90.00 

BUTTEBNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in 

$45.00@50.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 

50. 00@  55,00 

HIOKOBY. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in 

$45.00@  50.00 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 

3^x41^ 

75 

90@  1.00 

4x5 

1.00@  1.25 

1.50 

1.75 

4x6 

414x6 

5x6 

1.75 

WEBSTER 

In  Sheep,  Russia  and  Turkey  Bindings. 


And  Manufacturers  of 

Young’s  Diamond  Saws,  Cranes,  Travellers,  Dubbing  Beds,  &c. 

18  Lumber  street, 

Near  12th  Street, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Planed  Vault  Covers 
Flagging,  Coping,  Ac- 


Sole  Agents  for 
Penn.  Green  Serpentine,  and 
Scottish  Red  Corsehill  Stone. 


MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN, 

Manufacturers  of 

RUSTIC  GAS-FIXTUREi 

Dealers  in 

Colored,  Etched  and  Cut  Globes. 

Burners,  Kerosene-Fixtures, 

Sun-Lights,  Reflectors,  etc. 

rWe  offer  special  inducements  to  the  trade.  No 
Combination  Prices.  We  carry  in  stock 
a full  line  of 

CHANDELIERS, 

STORE  PENDANTS, 

Brackets,  Portables  and  Brass  Fittings. 

FACTORY  AND  SALESROOM: 

67  and  69  South  Canal  St.,  near  Madison,  CHICAGO. 


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H.  ROCIIE, 

PRACTICAL 

PLUMBER,  GAS  FITTER  & SEWER  BUILDER, 

Dealer  in  Gas  Fixtures  and  Globes. 

!£08  Thirty-First  Street,  - CHICAGO. 
BRANCH  3944  STATE  STREET. 

Particular  attention  paid  to  House  Sewerage 
and  Ventilating. 

TELEPHONE  NO.  8081. 


BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@  85.00 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.00@ 90.00 

Common 55.00@  60.00 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 75.00 

*4x10  in.  and  over 70.00 

Culls,  1 in 32.00 

Cull  plank 35.00@40.00 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m.  125.00 

Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

7 

3x3 19 

MAPLF. 

Maple  steps $35.00@  40.00 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.00@35.00 

Common 20.00@ 24.00 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35.00 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25.00 

Gray  elm 20.00 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.00@40.f0 

Sycamore 25.00 

Chestnut 50.00 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.00@40.00 

YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  0.  B., 
Chicago. 

DBESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOOBING,  KILN  DRIED. 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25.00 

Common,  4 inch 21.00 

Culls i5.oo 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OB  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28.00 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 

STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  1^,  1 and 

$35.00 


2 in. 


Common 27.00 

finishing. 

1st  and  2d  clear $32.00 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


J.  C.  M°  F A R L A N I), 

Slate,  Tin  and  Corrugated  Iron  Roofer. 

Manufacturer  of 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slieet  Metal  Skylights,  etc.. 
Agent  Austin  Patent  Corrugated  Conductor. 

This  Conductor  guaranted  not  to  burst  from  freezing. 

|3f-  Particular  attention  given  to  repairs  of  all  kinds.  Telephone  417  1. 

219  and  221  West  Lake  Street  - CHICAGO.  ^L. 


J.  HART, 

Manufacturer  of  Gilt,  Walnut,  Oak,  Cherry  and  Pine  Finished  or  Imitation 

ItOOltl  AM>  CORMCK 


Also  make  a Specialty  in  putting  up  Mouldings  in  New  Houses  for  Hanging  up  Pictures. 

Office  and  Factory,  26  N.  Elizabeth  St.,  between  Lake  and  Randolph. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 

If  you  want  to  save  your  Walls,  put  up  Room  Mouldings. 


J.  H.  PEARSON  & CO., 

Lumber, Lath  and  Shingles, 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds  and  Mouldings, 

Cor.  Canal  and  Lumber  Sts 

ffij^Our  superior  facilities  for  manufacturing,  and 
our  central  location,  enable  us  to  offer  Lum- 
ber at  from  $1.00  to  $3.00  per  M less 
than  this  published  list.«^J 

Chicago  Lumber  Market. 

YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS- -DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch $48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1\  and  1 Vi  inches 46  00 

3d  clear,  1%,  1%  and  2 inches 44  00: 

A select,  1%  and  1%  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches . . 42  00 

B select,  1%,  1 Vi  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select 22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock’  i‘i,  li’  and  16  ft .' .’ .’ ."  .* ’ .’ .’ .’ .’ .’  ’ .' 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D 20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet  15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

\ box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  fo' 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A.  flooring,  6-mch 36  00 

B 34  00 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  1 Fencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 17  00 

10  feet 15  50 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap ....  16  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 38  00 

B 36  00 

C 28  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 41  00 

A siding  strips 39  00 

A flooring  strips 84  00 

B „ 33  00 

C „ 24  00 


BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  00 

B : 20  00 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  %-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  % insh  , 6 inch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding  10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

,,  „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1%  and  lVj-inch ..  13  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing]  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  $1  30. 


W DE’S 


AND  ALL-POBCELAIN 

WATER  CLOSET. 


rpHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common ® 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 77  ™ 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  1H  «> 

1 y9  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected..  . 21  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feel  00  50 
2H-toch 00  60 

3-inch 00  10 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS 

Choice  A 

Extra  A 

Standard  A 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 


2 45 

2 60 

2 40 

2 35 


" : 

and 

entering  the  bowl  just  above 

% 9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

12 

: ; 

the 

surface  of  the  water  5 when 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 

12 

Un 

watt 

jr  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
basin  are  washed  by  the  water 

20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 

25 

35 

the 

22 

passing  through  the  pierced  rim 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

J also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  and  Globes. 


Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4  12  14  16  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  50@13  50 

2x6!  same  lengths  .’. 72  88f  £ 00 

„ a 12  00(5:14  50 

” 12  50(516:  00 

gl2  ” 12  50@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@14  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width » UO 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft ; 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 200 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  lA  6 inch,  7 feet 78^ 

14  7 inch,  7 feet 14 

% 8 inch,  7 feet 77/« 


House  Draining  and  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


BANK. 


STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2V4  in |23  00@25  00 

Thicker  25  88<§27  00 

OAK. 

1st  and  2d  20  00@22  00 

™ u oc@i6  oo 

Timber 77  00@19  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Step  plank r7  ““ 

Cull 10  00 

WALNUT. 

Ranee  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

1st  and  2d  65  00@70  00 

Common  V v:.'.'.'.'.  43  00@48  00 

Culls  24  °°@28  00 

Extra  good":.'.".".'.'.' - 78  00@75  00 

WHITEWOOD. 

and  2d  22  00@24  00 

Common  14  00(516  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 68  00@65  88 

“ “ thick 65  00@70  00 

10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

rl„ar  20  00@21  00 

Common'.".'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 72  00@14  00 

Cun 6 00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  88@?8  88 


Cull. 


e 


194  LaSalle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO,  ILL 

Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order. 


10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 32  00@35  00 

1st  and  2d,  1F4  in  and  up 35  00@37  50 

BASSWOOD. 

Good  16  °8®18  00 

Cull  ’ 5 00@  6 00 

Merchantable 73  00(514  00 

BIRCH. 

Good 20  °°@25  88 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00@17  00 

Cull 8 88 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 74  88@16  88 

Merchantable 12  UU 

BEECH. 

Good 74  88@15  08 

O'711 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d  23  °°@25  00 

“ 6 00@10  00 

Logr^^.ll^^'*’**’*' •• 13  00@15  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 30  00@35  00 

Cull 

LONG  LEAF  YELLCW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00@24  00 

“Star5’  or  No  2 flooring 10  00p20  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  ! nch 24  00@26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@29  UO 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  00 

“ “ rough o2  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHINGLES— REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr  bdi 4-90  pr  M 

gquareButt*  4*0  pr  M 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 

jrOECKT  NORTHEN 

“The  Practical  Furnace  Man,” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Skbvoss,  Nobthen  & Oo. 

MANUFACTURES  AND  DEALER  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER.” 

The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  sts. 

E.  E.  NOYES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 
Metal  Skylights, 

Tin  and  Slate  Roofing,  Smoke  Stacks,  eto 

33-35  W,  Madison  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Contracts  taken  in  City  or  Country 
Prompt  work  and  prices  to  suit  the  times 


Galvanized  Iron  Galvanized  Wire 


PATENT 

G A T B S . 


NETTING 

FENCE. 

Partly  unrolled. 


.00  each,  with  hardware  40  ins,  15c  linear  foot, 
for  wood  posts.  35  ins,  14c  linear  foot. 

30  ins,  13c  linear  foot. 

^ELEVATOR 

WIRE  AND  IRON  WINDOW  GUARDS. 

E.  HOLENSHA.DE, 

Wire  Works,  136  Lake  Street.  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 


Manufacturers  of 


SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICACO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


iisrsTJE.^iTC-B  ^.a-Ensrc-Y" 


170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  3o.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

COSSET  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  Telephone  No.  '353 

H.  O.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


METROPOLITAN 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICACO. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


Book-keeping, 

Penmanship, 

Short-Hand, 


-A.N3D 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave.  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR^ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


COURSE  OF  STUDY: 

Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 
Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling:. 

Till',  BUSINESS  E\CHA\tiE  IS  A 

GREAT  BUSINESS  EMPORIUM  ! 

In  which  you  see  Hanking:,  Manufacturing:,  Importing:,  Commission,  Jobbing: 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Keal- Estate,  Insurance  and  Transport- 
ation Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 

Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time. 
jgg“CliS6  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

O.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 


Sole  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 

Roofing! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

— ( Caff  Building, ) — 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  - ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ibon  Cobnioes,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 

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A book  of  100  pages. 
The  best  book  for  an 
advertiser  to  con- 
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It  contains  lists  of  newspapers  and  estimates 
of  the  cost  of  advertising.  The  advertiser  who 
wants  to  spend  one  dollar,  finds  in  itthe  in- 
formation he  requires,  while  forhim  who  will 
invest  one  hundred  t housand  dollars  in  ad- 
vertising, a scheme  is  indicated  which  will 
meet  his  every  requirement,  or  can  be  made 
to  do  so  by  slight  changes  easily  arrived  at  by  cor- 
respondence. 149  editions  have  been  issued. 
Sent,  post-paid,  to  any  address  for  10  cents. 
Write  to  GEO.  P.  ROWELL  & CO., 
NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  BUREAU. 
(10  Spruce  St.  Printing  House  Sq.),  New  York. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
STEAM-FITTING, 


AND 


No.  9 Arcade  Court, 

Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICACO. 

Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


National  Sheet  Metal  Roofing  Co. 

Organized  under  Charter  granted  by  State  of  Tennessee,  September  30,  1882. 

SOLE  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

WALTERS’  PATENT  METALLIC  ROOFING  AND  SIDING  PLATES. 


[anz&co. 

t&XOHERS  ^ 


94  LaSalle  Street,  Chicago. 


-fTIN+SH  INGLES- 


We  claim  for  this  Roof  the  following  very  essential 
points  which  no  other  sheet  metal  roof  has: 


Rain-proof,  without  being  put  together  in  continuous  sheets. 

Storm-Proof.  It  allows  air  to  pass  through  freely  from  underneath. 

It  can  be  taken  olf,  and  relaid  with  absolutely  no  wastage. 

The  only,  absolutely  rain  and  storm  proof  sheet  metal  roof  that  continues 
so  from  the  time  it  is  applied. 

The  strongest  roof  in  tho  world  made  from  sheet  metal. 

No  fleets,  half  Blieets  or  shorts,  to  commence  at  eaves. 

A tin  roof,  ready  to  be  applied  without  skilled  labor,  or  expensive  tools. 

A roof  in  which  contraction  and  expansion  is  provided  for  in  each  separate 
sheet. 

A roof  applied  without  the  use  of  solder,  mallets,  seamers,  tongs,  or  fire 
about  the  building. 

A roof  that  is  painted  by  a dipping  process,  in  which  every  particle  of  the 
shingle  is  thoroughly  painted  before  applying. 

A roof  that  has  two  designs  in  one— a perfect  hexagon  and  a complete  arrow 
—which  can  be  ornamented  when  desired.  6 

The  lightest  roof  in  the  world,  and  Derfectly  fire,  storm  and  wind  proof. 

3st  been  awarded  FIRST  PREMIUM  and  COLD  MEDAL  at  the  World’s  Exposition  New 

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P.  S.-We  have 
Orleans,  La. 

L.  D.  CORTRIGHT,  Western  Agent,  122  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  8. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  FEBRUARY  20,  188(5. 


Single  Copy,  10c. 


I3STDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 

ADVERTISEMENTS — real  estate  and  loans 


Page. 

I 


MISCELLANEOUS  MATTER II 

TABLES — Architects'  Reports  of  New  Building  and  Prices  of  Bldg  Material.  . . . Ill 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET IV 

THE  RECORD V 

“ “ continued VI 

SUBURBAN  AND  COUNTY  TRANSFERS VII 

TRUST  DEEDS  AND  MORTGAGES VIII 

“ “ “ “ continued IX 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES X 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS XI 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— FORECLOSURES  XII 


Contractors  and  Builders,  Hardware  and  Lumber 

Dealers,  Architects  and  Tax-payers,  should 
Examine  the  Table 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
Room  37—184  Hear  horn  St. 


1ST.-  yY.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

mOKETOIFWIRMRICE 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 

219  E.  Washington  St 


• I 


BRANCH  YARD: 

Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


F.  BUCHANAN. 

UNIVERSAL  FURNACE. 

Most  Powerful  and  Economical. 

306  Ogden  Ave.,  Chicago. 


H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans, 

Renting,  Insurance. 

92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


thomas  nelson.  [Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


73  Jackson  Street, 

near  State  Street. 


CHICAGO. 


2 19  Thirty-First  Street, 

near  Indiana  Avenue. 


Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 
TELEPHONE  8323. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co.,Art  Dealers>  stel™rin?Und  Photographs' 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 

Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 


Finest  Pressed 


and 


Ornamental  Brick. 


175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  M.  Moore. 


S.  M.  MOORE  & CO., 

Insurance  Agents. 


T.  H.  Webster. 


Represent  the  ORIENT  INSURANCE  00.,  Hartford,  Conn.  LION  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO., 
London,  Eng.  LOUISVILLE  UNDERWRITERS,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Insurance  on  Dwellings,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all  classes  of  desirable  risks  at  reasonable  rates. 
South  east  corner  LaSalle  and  Madison  Streets.  CHICAGO. 


w..L,.wIAn & C(L  ROOFERS! 


OFFICE  AND  WAREROOMS: 

4525  to  4531  STATE  ST. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


G.  A. Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 


Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

|^—Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt 

Water  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  M\lt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 


Room  15,  159  LaMalle  Street,  CHICAGO, 
Telephone  88.3. 


ILL. 


fU 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 


ALLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


A NDERSON.  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 
jlx.  153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evan«ton  property  a specialty. 


BAIRD,  PARKER  E.,  Tax  Agent,  Room  7,  125  Dear- 
born street,  Chicago. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Bloct,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 

ME  ROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Labe  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Properly  h Specialty. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and.  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - ILLINOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 
BROWN,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  6treet. 


CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


O.  .A.-  CLAUSSBNIUS. 

No.  2 South  Clabk  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 


COLE,  M.  T.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated,  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 

W.  L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond, 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


DREYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  88  Washington  6treet. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

IR,  E .A.  X_.  ESTATE, 

Dfflce: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Real  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  93  Fifth 
Ave.,  Room  1,  Chicago. 


GOODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  i 
Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  i 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  ce 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mil 


G1 


.OODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Ro 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago 


aOODRIDGE,  HD  WARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  Hoi 
Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Pub' 
corner  SaHgamou  and  Madison  streets,  Chica 
Reference  since  1858:  Traders’  Bank. 


GREEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park 
and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Li 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Borde.i  Blc 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 


GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 


f -I-  N ^ ^ A U S F. R , JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
vl  38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn 
of  Lake  Street. 


4-J.^OSS,  S.  E.  & CO.,  136  Clark  stret,  comer  51 
U son.  Slaking  subdivisions  and  selling  lo 
specialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residi 
Established  fifteen  years. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
pouth  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 


TT'RIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
IV  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  : taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 


HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

ICeal  Estate.  Loans  and  House  Renting. 


559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 


TV  RAFT  & GREEN  ACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
IV  and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 

T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

WM.  LEAGUE  & C O., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

T YMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
Li  25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 

'll  TAGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
111  La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 

MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 

NATHAN  & JACOBS, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 

/YSBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 
" J Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

“PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
_L  Rooms  96  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  1 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St.,  - Chicago. 

T>EDFIELD  & BLAINE, Real  Estate  and  Loans  6134 
Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 

"O IEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 
-Lt/  Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS' 

Room  8,  M2  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

OCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kj  kers,  79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
k?  Fifth  ave.,  Staats  ZeitungBldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


QTEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
kj  Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south-west  part  of  the  city  a speci 


mHORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Alortgage 
_L  Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7 I 
Chicago. 


miDHOL5I.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
I _L  Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
I cago. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

5JO&  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


VIERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans ; buys, 
sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 


^yALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

HO  lion  roe  Street. 

WEBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  35,  162  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 

O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

o.  M.  wells  & CO. 

R,  E .A.  I_i  ESTATE, 

162  LaSalle  St.,  ltooin  17.  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

WHEELER  & CO..  Real-F.state,  Loans  and  Renting. 
Room  9- -157  Washington  St. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


j^ayton,  r.  p.  | 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  ar.6L  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 


QAMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 
J^OYES,  E.  E.,  33  ml  35  W.  Madison  Street. 


Cliampion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison. 

J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 

JOHN  M.  CARY, 


Philo  Carpenter, 

Geo.  F.  Harding, 

J . M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 

J.  K.  Botsford. 

1 56  La  Salle  St. 


WM.  J.  B R AC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 


Packing  Boxes 

and  a’l  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 


PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caleimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

! Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 


J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

MARBLE  PLACE, 

Rear  of  191  La  Salle  St„ 

Bet.  Monroe  and  Adams  Sts. 

Stores  and  Offices  Fitted  up  on  Short  Notice. 

Losses  adjusted  for  Fire  Insurance  Companies. 

Patent  Glacier 

Window  Decoration. 

The  most  perfect  substitute  for 

Stained  Ground  and  Ornamental  Glass. 

Designs  suitable  for  Churches,  Dwellings  and  all 
purposes.  Cheap,  beautiful  and  durable.  Also  let- 
ters and  numbers  for  signs.  House  numbers  and  an- 
nouncements on  glass  of  every  description  at  very 
low  prices.  Circulars,  samples,  price  lists  and  esti- 
mates free  on  application  to 

SEFTON  & STEERE,  Agents. 
377  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


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MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REt\L  ESTATE. 

RAILWAY  BONDS  FOB  SALE 

JOSIAIt  H.  REED.  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 

11  Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago.^ 

Room  2 165  Washlneton  St. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  FEBRUARY  20,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  10c. 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW. 


THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 


Snow  & Dickinson, 

R,©a.l  Estate  Brokers. 

Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 


H.  C.  Zuttermeiste- 


C.  H.  Puscheck. 


9.  H.  KEBFOOT.  H.  KRRFOOT  JB1 

ESTABLISHED  1852. 

Chicago  Real  Estate  Office  of 

S.  H.  KERF00T  & CO. 

91  DEARBORN  ST. 

Correspondence 


H.  C.Zuttermeister&  Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

818  S.  EaLSTED  ST.,  CuiOAGO.  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  or  the  City  and  vicinity,  BentC 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
retiable  companies. 

*^Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first- class  Steamers  tc 
*nd  from  Europe. 

wmflubekeT 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

152  La  Salle  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
Sale  and  General  Management  of 
Real-Estate. 


fS  J>.  Kerfoot.  vv  . A.  Mkkiguld.  G.  Bikkhoff,  Ja. 

Wm  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

9C  'Wishington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

j.p,  ,„al  att  tion  given  h.  die  interests  of  non-residentc 


ft  F m"»« 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 


No.  U KNIGHT. 


JAS.  JU.  MARSHAL! 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Manago  Property,  Collect  RentB  and  Pay  Taxes. 

4®-  We  give  Special  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non- 
Residents.  References  given  if  desired. 


Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hott.  F B.  Bogce 

BOGrUE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Speciu1 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-iesidents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAM’L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR. 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

OLi.ioa.go, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PBOPEBTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 

REMOVAL, 


C.  U.  GORDON, 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


0.  U.  GORDON  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

79  Dearborn  Street, 

Booms  70  and  71 

Unity  Building.  CHICAGO. 

North  and  South  Side  Residence  Property 
a Specialty. 


0.  H.  BROOKS, 

Dealer  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Acre  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
Railway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTCACE  LOANS. 

' — TO— 

- 125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


H.  G.  MOREY  & CO.. 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

S5  Washington  Street,  - - - Chicago 

Estates  managed,  Bents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid. 

We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  oi  not 
resid»*»»tf 

D.  G.  HAMILTON.  P.  E.  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

96  WASHINGTON  STBEET. 
CHICAGO. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell 


Bruce  B.  Barney. 


J.  P WHITE  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents,  Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Co. 

ROOM  4,  REAPER  BLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL. 


127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
OISTE  FOUR,  3STI3STE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  MADISON  STREET. 


E.  S.  DREYER  <5s  CO., 

BANKERS, 

Loans  5 and  * Real  * Estate, 

88  Washington  Street, 


CHICAGO. 


F.  A.  BKAUii  & CO., 
Reai  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Rsnecial  attention  e'ivAn  tr,  h 


MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

-i.  L.  TURNER.  W.  A.  BOND 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Heal  Estate 

Mortgage  Leans, 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  III. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Roal  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  i 
Commission.  Taxee  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 

Estates  Managed, 


Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


Sewer 


JB04D3  I MS®. 

107  La  all e Street. 
Yards — nil  N Elizabeth  St. 
86th  st  " * k S.  M.  S.  R R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY. 


Removal. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

— TO — 

I 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Rooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO  , 

Subdividcri  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

N.  W COP.  CLAI.K  & MaDISON  STREETS, 

p^p^rt-v  f ,r  c . -in  pH  parrs  of  the  city. 

JOHN  W.  BROOKS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

No.  144  La  Salle  St.,  Room  8. 

pgy-  Insurance  placed  in  reliable  Companies, 
Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  city  bought  and  sold 
on  Commission.  Interests  of  non-residents  carefully 
looked  after. 


JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO. 


F.  a.  Biaitia,  Notary  Publlo. 


S.  M.  Pj 


Barnes  & Parish, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS 

167  LaSalle  Street,  Chicago. 

STORKS  AM)  HOUSES  BEXTKB, 

Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Pe 
tor  Non-Residents.  Real  Estate  Bough  end  Me 
Telephone  Kt.  488. 


110 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


R.  0.  S MYERS,  Pbopbietob. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  FEB.  20,  1886. 


$10,000,000 

TO  BE  INVESTED. 

Buying  Real  Estate  for 
the  Wisconsin  Central. 

Those  who  have  read  The  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Joubnal  for  the  last  three 
months  are  aware  of  the  presence  of  a man 
by  the  name  of  John  P Neal,  whose  “ capac- 
ious maw  ” wonld  seem  never  to  be  filled  of 
real-estate.  His  preference  for  Rebecca 
street  property  at  first  excited  some  curios- 
ity, until  it  was  learned  that  he  was  buying 
for  the  terminal  facilities  of  the  Wisconsin 
Central  Railroad  Company.  Within  the 
last  week  he  has  paid  out  about  $500,000, 
the  amount  of  one  purchase  being  $235,750. 
One  of  the  marked  features  of  these  transact- 
ions is  the  low  price  paid  for  lots,  many  of 
them  improved,  on  the  street  above  named, 
the  cause  of  which  was  that  condemnation 
proceedings  were  begun  against  the  prop- 
erty, which  seems  to  have  scared  the  owners, 
many  of  whom  were  poor  people. 

It  is  stated  that  the  enormous  sum  of 
$10,000,000  will  be  expended  jointly  by  the 
Grand  Trunk  Railroad  Company  and  the 
Wisconsin  Central.  The  former  company, 
not  being  in  the  “ pool  ” of  the  Eastern 
roads,  found  it  necessary  to  secure  an  outlet 
to  the  Northwest  by  other  lines  than  the 
^^Northwestern  and  C.  M.  & St.  P.,  they  being 
connected  with  the  “pool”  of  the  Eastern 
roads.  This  outlet  is  to  be  the  Wisconsin 
Central,  and  the  Grand  Trunk  road  is  fur- 
nishing the  greater  portion  of  the  money 
now  being  expended. 

A magnificent  depot  and  transfer  stations 
are  to  be  built  in  Chicago.  The  depot  will 
be  built  at  the  southwest  corner  of  Harrison 
street  and  Fifth  avenue,  running  to  the 
river,  their  line  crossing  the  river  under  or 
near  12th  street  bridge. 

The  condemnation  proceedings  have  been 
conducted  in  the  name  of  the  Great  West- 
ern Railroad  Company,  which  is  nothing 
more  nor  less  than  the  Construction  Com- 
pany organized  to  do  the  work  of  building 
the  connecting  line. 

Washington  advices  say  that  the  property 
owners  who  are  fighting  the  sale  of  the 
Bridewell  lot  to  this  company,  are  coming 
home  to  appeal  to  the  Chicago  City  Coun- 
cil next  Monday  night  and  will  present  a 
petition  for  an  ordinance  widening  Fifth 
avenue  south  from  Harrison  street,  twenty 
or  forty  feet.  The  proposition  of  the  Wis- 
consin Central  for  this  property  is  said  to 
be  eminently  fair.  It  provides  for  the  ap- 
pointment of  three  persons,  officers  of  the 
United  States,  who  shall  act  as  a commis- 
sion to  ascertain  the  cash  market  value  of 
the  property,  and  report  the  same  to  the 
secretary  of  the  treasury.  The  secretary  is 
then  authorized  to  sell  the  lot  to  the  railroad 
company  at  such  price,  not  less  in  any  event 
than  the  price  fixed.  But  if  the  secretary 
and  the  railroad  company  cannot  agree  as 
to  the  price,  the  same  is  to  be  fixed  by  a 


board  of  three  commissioners,  one  appoint- 
ed by  the  district  judge  of  the  Northern 
district  of  Illinois,  and  one  by  the  Secretary 
of  the  treasury,  and  the  two  to  select  a third, 
but  this  commission  cannot  sell  the  lot  for 
less  than  the  sum  at  which  it  was  first  ap- 
praised, and  the  railroad  company  must  pay 
the  cash  within  ten  days  and  all  cost  of  ap- 
praisement. The  secretary  is  then  to  in- 
vest the  money  in  a suitable  lot  and  cause 
to  be  erected  thereon  a suitable  building 
for  government  uses  in  accordance  with  a 
previous  act.  It  is  the  opinion  of  those 
best  capable  of  judging  that  the  present 
site  is  not  the  most  desirable  one  for  the 
government  to  occupy  for  an  appraiser’s 
office,  and  as  they  will  doubtless  receive  a 
liberal  price  for  the  lot  the  arrangement 
will  benefit  the  government,  the  railroad 
company,  and  the  city;  the  latter  in  par- 
ticular, as  it  will  bring  to  it  the  tribute  of 
several  thousand  miles  of  railroad,  and  there 
will  be  erected  on  the  ground  one  of  the 
handsomest  passenger  depots  yet  built  in 
our  city. 

The  Chicago  and  Great  Western  Railroad 
company  is  authorized  by  its  charter  and  by 
the  ordinance  of  the  city  of  Chicago  to  lo- 
cate its  road  over  the  lot  and  as  far  north  as 
Harrison  street.  If  this  property  was  owned 
by  a private  individaal  the  railroad  compa- 
ny would  condemn  it,  and  no  one  could  ob- 
ject. Last  spring  a bill  was  passed  appro- 
priating $50,000  to  build  an  appraiser's 
store  on  this  lot.  Nearly  a year  has  passed 
since  that  bill  was  passed,  and  no  steps  have 
been  taken  toward  the  erection  of  any  build- 
ing, for  the  reason  that  the  lot  is  not  fit  for 
such  a use  in  the  opinion  of  the  treasury 
department. 

This  railroad  company  proposes  to  bring 
in  a system  of  roads  from  the  west  and 
north,  with  their  terminus  at  Harrison 
street,  on  the  east  side  of  the  rivers.  Un- 
less the  company  can  acquire  by  purchase 
the  bridewell  lot  this  plan  cannot  be  car- 
ried out.  The  United  States  ought  not  to 
stand  in  the  way  of  great  public  enterprise, 
and,  as  the  sale  of  this  lot  will  not  in  any  way 
embarrass  the  treasury  department, we  think 
that  this  measure  should  receive  the  hearty 
support  of  the  Chicago  members  in  the 
house. 


STEED  OF  APPRAISER’S  WARE- 
HOUSE. 

The  government  has  no  appraiser’s  ware- 
house in  this  city.  The  building  now  oc- 
cupied for  this  purpose  is  rented,  and  it  is 
inadequate  and  far  from  fire-proof.  This 
state  of  things  ought  not  to  exist  a moment 
longer  than  is  necessary.  The  bridewell  lot 
is  now  the  only  piece  of  property  owned  by 
the  government  in  the  city  which  is  at  all 
suitable  as  a location  for  a fire-proof  ap- 
praiser’s warehouse,  and  it  is  feaied  if  it  is 
sold  it  will  not  be  possible  to  get  another 
except  through  very  expensive  condemna- 
tion proceedings.  The  need  for  afire-proof 
building  here  for  this  purpose  was  so  far 
recognized  by  the  48tb  congress  that  an 
appropriation  was  made  for  it  when  all 
other  appropriations  for  public  buildings 
were  voted  down.  Secretary  Folger,  at  the 
solicitation  of  Collector  Spalding,  went  be- 
fore the  committee  and  advised  the  appro- 
riation.  One  of  the  strongest  arguments  he 
urged  was  that  the  government  already 
owned  the  land  on  which  the  building  could 
be  built. 

If  the  railroad  company  must  have  this 
lot  for  a depot  site,  let  them  provide  an 
equally  suitable  site  for  an  appraiser’s 
warehouse  in  exchange  for  it  if  they  can. 


A Sew  Firm. 

The  firm  of  Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co.  com- 
posed of  B.  A.  Baldwin,  J.  W.  D.  Kelly  and 
VV.  S.  Baldwin  have  recently  opened  up  an 
office  at  154  Washington  st.,  for  the  trans- 
action of  a general  real  estate  business 
in  all  its  branches.  The  gentlemen  of  the 
firm  are  old  residents  of  Chicago  and  bring 
to  bear  in  their  new  undertaking  years  of 
experience  and  a wide  acquaintance. 


SWEZEY’S 


IMPROVED 


Dumb 

Waite 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 

WITH 

AUTOMATIC  CATCH. 


LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE! 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THE 

BEST  IK  THE  MARKET. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

ISO  SOtii  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


. 

- 


Pianos  and  Organs. 


The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  the 


beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompar- 


able  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 
Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tnned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


“203  North  Broadwav.  ST.  LOUIS 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


3STo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  OlT.ioa.go. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 


Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 


Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

[^“Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


111 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

OON TRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings' 


JOHN  SHERIFFS  ANDREW  SHERIFFS 

JOHN  SHERIFFS  & SU 

LUMBER! 

Cor.  Lumber  ami  422d  au-eeis,  ^i»i,ugo. 

SPECIAL  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  CITY  ORDERS. 


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— Fancy  oil  lamps  and  wax  candles  are  being  used  in 
drawing  rooms  in  place  of  gas. 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 
Telephone  8483. 


D.  Cutler. 


T.  S.  White. 


II.  at  lioici' 


CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  km  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  gradeB 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 

BUILDING  DEPARTMENT. 


BUILDING  NEWS. 

COUNTRY. 

Belle  Plaine,  Iowa,  reports  building  improvements  for 
1885  to  the  extent  f 250,000. 

Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa. — Building  improvements  for  tho 
past  year  amount  to  $1,000,000. 

Billings,  Mont,  claims  improvements  to  the  amount  of 
$150,000  during  the  past  six  months, 

Winona,  Minn,  has  expended  about  700,000  dollars  in 
building  improvements  _during  the  past  year. 

Within  the  past  year  $1,000,000  was  expended  on  five 
structures  in  Helena,  Montana,  including  Masonic  Temple, 
Grand  Central  Hotel,  Union  Block,  and  two  residences, 
which  sh  ows  that  great  wealth  is  accumulating  in  that 
mountin  city. 

Clinton.  Iowa. — A three-story  brick  block,  50x90  feet, 
with  iron  roof,  is  commenced  bere  for  Mrs.  H.  B.  Suther- 
land, at  a cost  of  $12,500.  Mr.  J.  B.  Williams  is  the  build- 
er. Also  Mr.  C.  Lamb  is  about  to  build  a three-story  brick 
block,  100x90  feet,  costing  $40,000,  and  Mr.  S.  Shoecraft  a 
three-story  brick  block,  50x90  feet,  costing  $12, 00"1, 

Last  year  3,937  new  buildings  were  erected  in  Brooklyn 
N.  Y.  at  a cost  of  19,670,262,  In  the  Eighteenth  Ward, 
through  which  the  elevated  railroad  ruus,  756  were  erected. 
Iu  the  Twenty-third  Ward,  which  is  also  situated  near  the 
line  of  that  structure  438  were  erected,  while  in  the  Twenty- 
fifth  Ward,  likewise  accessible  to  rapid  transit,  736  were 
put  up.  These  statistics  show  that  50  per  cent  of  these  new 
edifices  were  built  in  the  immediate  vicinity  of  the  elevat- 
ed roads. 

THE  LUMBER  MARKET. 


WEST 

KANSAS  OITX,  ST. 


ATCHISON  AND  LEAVENWORTH, 
IN  EFFECT  NOVEMBER  2. 

From  Alton HJ4  cents. 

“ Burlington.  .1334  '4 

“ Chicago  ....  16  “ 

“ Clinton 16  “ 

“ Davenport. . 1434  “ 

“ Detroit 22%  “ 

“ Ft  Madison.  13%  “ 

“ Fulton 16  “ 

“ Hannibal. . .12%  “ 

“ Keokuk 13%  “ 

“ Louisiana. . 12%  “ 

“ Moiine 14%  « 

“ Montrose  ..13%  “ 

Peoria 16  “ 

“ Quincy 12%  “ 

“ Rock  Island. 14%  “ 

“ St.  Louis 11%  “ 

“ Toledo 22%  “ 


RAYMOND’S  F^TETSTT 

Compressed  LeadSash  Weights 


(s 


WL 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 


Twice  tlie  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  Jialf  the 
Space.  So  Friction.— S’o  Soise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bld^.  C.  B.  Farwell’s 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-OfQe  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  BAYM0ND. 

SS  a,ncl  ST  West  Lads.©  St. 

C H SCACO. 


Freight  Kates. 

EAST 

JOSEPH,  FROM  CHICAGO  AND  COMMON 


POINTS  ON  CAR  LOAD  LOTS  OF 
HARD  AND  SOFT  LUMBER,  IN 
EFFECT  NOVEMBER  1. 

To  New  York 35  cents. 

Boston 40  “ 

Philadelphia ...  .33  “ 

Baltimore 32  “ 

Washington 32  “ 

Albany 32 

Troy 32  “ 

Scenectady 32  lk 

Buffalo, 20  “ 

Pittsburgh 20  “ 

Wheeling 20  “ 

Susps’n  Bridge.. 20  “ 

Salamanca 20  “ 

Black  Rock 20  “ 

Dunkirk 20  “ 

Erie 20  “ 

Toronto 20  “ 


BUILDING  PAPER. 

The  following  quotations  represent  ton  lots.  Lesser 
amounts  are  subject  to  a higher  rate  of  10  cents  on  100 
pounds. 

PER  100  L3S. 

Plain  straw  board  sheathing  paper $1.30 

Tarred  straw  board  sheathing  paper 1.40 

Inodorous  water-proof  sheathing  paper 2 

Prepared  plastoring  paper 2. 

Tarred  roofing,  felt 1.40 

Tarred  sheathing  felt 1.40 

Carpet  lining  felt 2.25 


ZEP-  ML  CLARKE i 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASH 5 S'! £70*1  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  ana  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  oil 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rents!. 
Rents  collec.cd  and  all  business  tela  ting  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted.   __________ 

Mahogany  anil  Cabinet  Woods. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 
and  rosewood: 

Mexican  mahogany,  $100  @ $180  per  M. 

St.  Domingo  “ 150  @ 200 

Cuba  “ 100  @ 150  “ 

Rosewood  “ 2 @ 5c  pr  lb. 

PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 

mason’s  supplies. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  ^ square  foot 18@  — 

10-inch  thick,  ^ square  foot 20  — 

12-inch  thick  ^ square  foot 22@  — 

Rublestone,  lb  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard.  7 50 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 55 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches.  ...  00  24 

« « “ 4 « 00  28 

“ Building’  stone,  per  cube 00  50@00  60 

Maxwell  & Co.: 

Euclid  Stone  Co’s  3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars  00  22 
“ “ 4-inch  “ “ 00  26 

“ “ Building  Stone 00  50@C0  56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls  85 

Lime,  in  bbls finishing 65@0  95 

Common  brick,  1$  M 7 00@8  00 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 16  00a22  00 

Anderson’s 22  00  @29  00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  ^ M 65  C0@3G0  00 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 42  00@45  00 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 50  00 

Racine  Pressed  Brick 20  00 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 30  00@33  00 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick @25  00 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 22  00@30  CO 

St.  Louis  Pressed @27  0C 

Trenton @38  00 

Fire  Brick  |M 25  00 @50  Of 

Michigan  New  York  Stucco  and  Iowa  ....  1 70@  1!  ! 

Cement,  Utica,  and  Buffalo,  ^ bbl 1 00@  1 21 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee  ^ bbl.  1 00@  1 25 

Portland  Impt  Cement 3 00 @ 3 25 

White  Sand  ^ bbl 1 00@  1 25 

Fire  Clay  $ bbl 2 00@  3 50 

Plastering  Hair  <$  bush 25 @35 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 12% 

Roofing,  square  gravel  3 00@  5 60 

Asphalt  Roofing 7 60@  9 00 

Marble  Dust  ^ bbl @ 2 00 


112 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Andrew  Krimbill. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 


NDL 

MORTGAGE 


BANKERS, 


Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 


BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES. 


MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST 


CURRENT  RATES 


OFFICES: 


P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Room*  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  111. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  111. 


C.  J.  Hamilton,  President.  J.  J.  Danyorth,  Superintendent. 

COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  COMPANY. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 

Best  Work!  .Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


REAL  ESTATE  BOARD. 


So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 

"~D.  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
House  Renting  and  Collections. 

Office:  128-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 
Room  I ! CHICAGO, 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

^“Money  Loaned, 

Jgsp-Taxes  Paid, 

^Investments  Made, 

(^“Buildings  Rented, 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

There  is  every  indication  of  increasing 
values  in  Chicago  real  estate.  A wide  awake 
agent  said  the  other  day  that  “public  im- 
provements were  twenty  years  behind  the 
times,  because  our  present  population  with 
its  ratio  of  increase  demands  a better  sys- 
tem of  drainage,  more  tunnels,  better  bridges 
and  a considerable  increase  and  improve- 
ment in  street  car  accommodations.  The 
Journal  reiterates  what  it  has  said  many 
times  before  that  private  enterprise  has 
outstripped  public  improvements.  Com- 
mercially we  are  great  but  in  politics  we 
are  rSTteli  and  behind  the  times.  Our  pres- 
ent Board  of  county  commissioners  are  ap- 
parently disgusted  with  the  crumbling  Court 
House  as  the  repairs  now  needed  will  cost 
the  county  about  $100,000  and  if  the  steps 
are  to  be  removed  at  the  Clark  st.  entrance 
the  cost  will  be  much  more.  The  newspa 
pers  have  kept  up  such  a perpetual  howl 
about  this  matter  and  the  county  Abstracts 
that  the  commissioners  are  standing  on  their 
rights  or  rather  the  rights  of  the  people. 
The  interest  of  the  tax  payers  demand  that 
something  be  done  by  way  of  protecting 
and  perfecting  the  county  abstract  books; 
hence  the  following  order  is  passed  by  the 
county  board  on  last  Monday. 

Cook  Co.  Reoordeb’s  Office,  Feb.  7. 
Gentlemen:  The  Board  of  Commissioners 
of  Cook  County,  at  its  regular  session  held 
Monday,  Feb.  15,  1886,  adopted  the  follow- 
ing resolution: 

“ Resolved,  That  the  Recorder  of  deeds  be 
and  he  is  hereby  directed  to  deny  to  all 
abstract  firms,  companies  and  corporations 
the  privilege  of  using  the  Recorder’s  office 
for  the  purpose  of  advancing  their  private 
business.” 

Now,  therefore,  in  compliance  with  said 
resolution,  and  as  I am  by  law  entitled  and 
empowered  to  do,  I hereby  give  you  notice 
that  it  will  be  necessary  for  you,  on  or  before 
Saturday,  F eb.  27,  to  withdraw  from  this 
office  the  force  of  men  here  employed  by 
you  in  making  copies  or  abstracts  from  the 
original  instruments  and  records  of  this 
office,  and  that  from  and  after  that  date  I 
shall  be  compelled  to  deny  access  to  the 
original  instruments  and  records  of  this 
office  to  all  parties  desiring  to  make  copies 
or  abstracts  of  the  same  for  speculative  pur- 
poses or  for  their  own  private  gain.  I am 
very  respectfully  yours, 

Wiley  S.  Scribner,  Recorder  of  Deeds. 


Wm.  Reed.  N.  A.  Clemons. 

WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


The  question  of  abstracts  cuts  a very 
prominent  figure  in  all  real  estate  transac- 
tions; not  a sale  can  be  closed  till  the  title 
is  pronounced  good  in  a properly  certified 
abstract.  The  commissioners  are  of  the 
opinion  that  the  recorder’s  office  can  fur- 
nish abstracts  at  a great  saving  to  the  people 
and  still  make  money  for  the  county.  Com- 
petent experts  do  the  work  for  private  firms 
and  these  same  men  can  be  employed  by 
the  county.  There  is  a question  however  to 
settle,  whether  there  is  any  difference  be- 
tween using  the  public  records  by  individual 
tax  payers  and  having  access  to  them  for 
the  purpose  of  speculation  and  profit. 

Suffice  it  to  say  that  the  real  estate  in- 
terests of  the  county  have  assumed  such  vast 
proportions  that  nothing  should  be  allowed 
to  stand  in  the  way  of  furnishing  abstracts 
of  title;  but  a truce!  Four  sales  recorded 
this  week  amount  to  $703,250  and  a fair 
sprinkling  of  others  ranging  from  $2,000  to 
$10,000  and  a few  at  $20,000  to  $30,000. 
One  of  the  evidences  of  better  times  among 
real  estate  agents  is  the  ready  sale  of  the 
Robinson  Atlas  showing  improved  as  well  as 
unimproved  property  and  the  character  of 
the  improvement — whether  brick  stone  or 
frame.  This  New  York  concern  has  taken 
orders  to  the  amount  of  $30,000,  having  sold 
over  200  Atlases. 

In  canvassing  the  city  they  have  found 
that  there  is  an  urgent  demand  for  a County 
Atlas,  showing  lots  blocks  and  subdivisions 
in  all  suburban  towns,  this  is  another  evi- 
dence of  the  market  value  of  outside  lots. 
It  is  confidently  believed  by  those  who  have 
canvassed  the  situation  thoroughly  that  the 
year  1886  will  be  the  beginning  of  a season 
of  speculation  in  cheap  lots  and  that  our 
suburbs  will  fill  up  as  never  before.  These 
foreign  Atlas  makers,  however  are  being 
watched  closely  by  their  subscribers  and 
their  Atlas  is  criticised  unfavorably  by 
some  of  the  leading  agencies.  Our  reporter 
will  make  a further  examination  of  the 
matter  and  if  there  is  just  grounds  for  be- 
lieving the  statements  of  the  complainants, 
that  the  Atlas  is  not  correct  we  will  point 
out  the  defects  in  our  next  issue.  A reliable 
County  Atlas  has  long  been  needed  but  an 
unreliable  one  is  of  no  earthly  use. 

ESTATES. 

The  will  of  John  Cochrane  was  admitted 
to  probate  yestarday,  disposing  of  about 
$27,000  worth  of  property,  of  which  $35,000 
is  in  real  estate  at  Nos.  95  and  97  South 
Canal,  street. 

The  will  of  George  Dexter  Baldwin  of  No. 
2925  Prairie  avenue,  who  died  in  Plymouth 
Church  Feb.  1,  was  admitted  to  probate. 
The  estate  is  estimated  at  $150,000,  of 
which  two-thirds  is  in  real  property. 

The  estate  of  Celestina  Raggio.  who  died 
last  November,  amounts  to  $18,000.  The 
realty  includes  No.  110  North  Clark  street 
and  No.  266  West  Adams  street,  the  latter 
of  which  is  incumbered  for  $11,000. 


Chicago,  Feb.  13,  1886. 

A special  meeting  of  the  board  was  called 
to  order,  President  E A Cummings  in  the 
chair. 

The  following  named  members  were  pres- 
ent: Lyman  Baird,  W.  W.  Baird,  M.  R.  Bar- 
nard, F.  A.  Barnes,  Geo.  P.  Bay,  W.  A.  Bond, 
E.  A.  Cummings,  E.  S.  Dreyer,  F.  M.  Elliott, 
N.  T.  Gassette,  R.  C.  Givins,  C.  L.  Hammond, 
N.  Hathaway,  F.  A.  Henshaw,  H.  L.  Hill,  A. 
D.  Hyde,  W.  G.  Jackson,  J.  L.  Lombard,  S. 
M.  Moore,  H.  C.  Morey,  C.  H.  Mulliken,  S. 
M.  Parish,  C.  W.  Pierce,  E.  Prussing  and  Ed 
gar  M.  Snow. 

The  minutes  of  the  previous  meeting  were 
read  and  approved.  Mr.  Barnes  of  the 
Executive  Committee  made  a report  of 
funds  on  hand  and  it  was  resolved  to  loan 
out  $500  of  membership  fees  on  real  estate 
security  at  not  less  than  7 per  cent. 

The  banquet  committee  made  their  final 
report  and  was  discharged  with  the  thanks 
of  the  Board. 

The  Committee  on  revision  of  the  Consti- 
tution and  By  Laws  reported  progress  on  a 
preamble  prepared  by  Mr.  Gassette  of  said 
Committee  which  was  adopted. 

The  following  resolutions  of  the  Constitu- 
tion and  By-laws  were  amended  so  as  to  read 
as  follows: 

Section  1 of  Article  II  of  the  By-laws  to 
read. 

“ There  shall  be  five  standing  committees 
elected  by  the  Board  at  the  regular  annual 
election,  to  serve  for  one  year  until  their 
successors  are  duly  elected,  namely : an 
Executive  Committee  consisting  of  three 
persons;  a Committee  on  Membership  con- 
sisting of  seven  persons,  of  whom  five  shall 
constitute  a quorum  ; a Committee  on  Valua- 
tions, consisting  of  five  persons,  and  a Call 
Board  committee  to  consist  of  five  persons.” 

Section  “ 3 ” of  Article  I of  the  By-Laws  to 
read. 

“ The  annual  dues  of  agent  members  shall 
be  thirty  dollars  ($30),  and  the  annual  dues 
of  associate  members  shall  be  twenty  dollars 
($20)  to  be  paid  semi-annually  in  advance, 
on  or  before  February  1,  and  on  or  before 
Angust  1,  and  any  member  in  arrears  for 
same  ninety  days  and  after  demand  has 
been  made  on  him  for  payment,  shall  be 
suspended  from  the  privileges  of  this  Board, 
and  due  notice  of  such  suspension  shall  be 
posted  upon  the  bulletin  board.  When  the 
arrears  of  dues  amount  to  the  face  value  of 
the  membership  certificate,  then  the  mem- 
bership of  such  defaulting  member  shall  be 
offered  for  sale  to  the  highest  bidder  for 
cash,  by  the  secretary  of  the  Board,  after 
giving  ten  days’  notice  of  such  sale  by  post- 
ing on  the  bulletin  board;  the  proceeds  to 
be  used  in  liquidating  the  arrears  of  dues, 
the  balance  if  any  to  be  paid  to  the  default- 
ing member.” 

Paragraph  II  of  Article  IX  of  the  Consti- 
tution to  read. 

“ This  Constitution  and  the  Articles  under 
which  this  Board  is  organized  may  be 
altered  or  amended  by  a vote  of  three-quar- 
ters of  the  members  present  and  notices  at 
any  regular  or  special  meeting  in  accord 
with  the  provisions  of  Article  VIII  of  this 
Constitution  ; provided,  due  notice  of  such 
proposed  alteration  or  amendment  shall  have 
been  given  at  a regular  or  special  meeting 
held  at  least  one  week  previously,  and  the 
purport  of  the  same  communicated  to  all  the 
members  of  the  Board  by  the  Secretary. 

Article  XV  of  the  By-Laws  to  read. 


“ These  By-laws  may  be  altered  or  amend- 
ed or  new  by-laws  adopted  by  a vote  of  two- 
thirds  of  the  agent  members  present  and 
notices  at  any  regular  meeting  of  the  Board, 
one  week’s  previous  notice  having  been 
given  by  the  Secretary  to  all  members  of 
the  Board.” 

The  last  clause  of  Article  VIII  of  the  Con- 
stitution to  read. 

“ Provided  also  that  any  agent  who  shall 
) cease  to  do  business  regularly  as  such,  shall 
be  transferred  from  the  list  of  agents  to 
that  of  associate  members,  but  no  rebate  of 
any  part  of  either  initiation  fee  or  dues 
which  he  has  already  paid  shall  be  made; 
and  that  any  associate  member  who  shall 
afterwards  become  an  agent  can  be  trans- 
ferred to  the  list  of  agent  members  on  pay- 
ing the  additional  fee  for  initiation;  but  it 
is  distinctly  understood  that  the  provisions 
of  this  article  shall  in  no  way  apply  to  the 
present  membership.” 

The  following  rules  of  order  were  adopted 
for  the  conduct  of  the  business  meetings 
of  the  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board: 

SECTION  i. 

ORDER  OF  BUSINESS. 

I.  Reading  of  minutes  of  previous  meeting. 

II.  Reports  of  officers. 

III.  Reports  of  Stanuing  Committees. 

IV.  Reports  of  Select  Committees. 

V.  Special  orders. 

VI.  Unfinished  business. 

VII.  New  business. 

VIII.  Adjourn. 

SECTION  II. 

The  rules  contained  in  “ Robert’s  Rules  of 
Order”  shall  govern  this  Board  in  all  cases 
to  which  they  are  applicable,  and  in  which 
they  are  not  inconsistent  with  the  Constitu- 
tion and  By-laws  of  this  Board. 

The  election  of  the  additional  members  of 
the  Call  Board  Committee  being  next  in 
order,  the  Secretary  was  instructed  to  cast 
an  affirmative  vote  for  Messrs  W.  W.  Baird 
and  R.  C.  Givens. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Givins  the  following 
resolution  was  unanimously  adopted  and 
Messrs.  R.  C.  Givins.  C.  L.  Hammond  and 
F.  A.  Barnes  were  appointed  a committee  to 
negotiate  with  the  various  newspapers;  hence 
the  following  resolution: 

Resolved,  That,  as  the  busy  season  and 
spring  trade  approach,  it  will  become 
necessary  for  the  members  of  the  Chicago 
Real  Estate  Board  to  expend  large  sums  in 
advertising,  and  as  the  advertising  in  the 
real  estate  columns  of  the  different  Chicago 
papers  is  mainly  furnished  by  the  members' 
of  the  board,  we  can  make  it  advantageous 
to  newspapers  to  negotiate  with  us  in  mak- 
ing reasonable  and  satisfactory  rates. 

There  being  no  further  business  on  motion 
the  meeting  adjourned. 


About  100  taxpayers  of  the  Town  of  Pro- 
viso have  filed  a bill  in  the  Superior  Court 
against  the  Town  Collector,  to  prevent  the 
collection  of  a tax  of  1 per  cent  on  the  as- 
sessed valuation  for  the  construction  and 
operation  of  a macadamized  road  on  Twenty 
second  street,  or  the  “East  and  YVestPushick 
road,”  and  on  Lake  and  Madison  streets. 
The  authorities,  have  levied  a tax  to  pay  for 
the  improvement  of  Lake  and  Madison  sts., 
and  the  complainants  object  to  it,  because 
these  two  streets  or  roads  are  within  the 
limits  of  the  Villages  of  River  Forest,  May- 
wood,  and  Harlem,  and  the  village  taxpay- 
ers are  bound  to  pay  the  tax;  and  because 
the  description  of  the  roads  was  not  set  out 
with  sufficient  exactness  in  the  ballots  for 
or  against  the  measure;  also,  that  the  Col- 
lector, instead  of  extending  the  tax  at  “1 
per  cent  on  $100  has  extended  it  $1  on  $ 100.”' 


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CHICAGO  CITY  COUSCIL. 

Council  Chambebs,  ) 
Chicago,  February  8, 1886.  ) 

An  ordinance  was  passed  establishing 
sidewalk  space  on  Wilcox  street  from  West- 
ern avenue  to  Rockwell  street;  for  staying 
proceedings  for  improving  Throop  street 
from  Taylor  street  to  Blue  Island  avenue 
until  the  viaduct  at  the  intersection  of  Blue 
Island  avenue  is  extended  to  admit  the 
Chicago  & G.  W.  R.  R.  Co.,  as  that  will 
change  the  grade;  also  to  stay  improvement 
of  Hunt  street;  also  of  Ann  street,  from  Ful- 
ton street  to  Carroll  avenue;  also  Fulton 
street,  from  Ada  street  to  Ashland  avenue; 
also  the  repaving  of  Madison  street  from 
Canal  to  Halsted  street  and  Peoria  street 
from  Randolph  to  Madison  streets,  for  the 
improvement  of  Laflin  street,  from  12th  to 
14th  streets,  and  13th  Place  from  Blue  Isl- 
and avenue  to  Waller  street;  Brown  street 
from  12th  to  14th  streets;  for  paving  Warren 
avenue,  from  Leavitt  street  to  Rockwell 
street;  for  improvement  of  Congress  street, 
from  Franklin  street  to  Market  street;  the 
paving  of  Wabash  avenue  from  16th  to 
22nd  street. 

An  ordinance  to  proceed  in  the  opening 
and  widening  of  alley  between  26th  and 
29th  street  and  Calumet  and  South  Park 
avenues;  repealing  ordinance  for  paving  33rd 
street,  from  South  Park  avenue  to  Cottage 
Grove  avenue;  and  Prairie  avenue  from 
Douglas  to  Egan  avenues;  and  to  stay 
assessment  or  improvement  of  Dashiel 
street  from  26th  to  31st  street;  the  improve- 
ment of  W.  22nd  street  from  Ashland  avenue 
west;  the  paving  of  Wright  street  from 
Canal  to  Halsted  street;  of  Waller  street 
from  12th  to  14tb  street;  of  Carpenter  street 
from  Madison  to  Washington  street. 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Bay  City,  Mich. — A $15,000  opera  house 
will  be  erected  soon. 

Morgan  City,  La.,  will  build  a $20,000 
public  building. 

Beatrice,  Neb.,  is  to  have  a public  school 
building  costing  $100,000,  built  there. 

Fairmount,  Minn.,  will  erect  a $15,000 
school  house. 


Dayton  Ohio. — A $50,000  church  is  to  be 
erected  for  the  Society  of  the  Sacred  Heart. 


Van  Wert,  Ohio. — A new  city  hall  will  be 
built  here  at  a cost  of  $10,000. 

Milwaukee,  Wiss.— will  erect  a new  high 
school  at  a cost  of  $75,000. 

Streator,  111. — F S Allen,  architect,  has 
planned  an  $8,000  church  building. 

Chattanooga,  Tenn. — C E Stivers  contem- 
plates the  erection  of  a bank  building  cost- 
ing about  $150,000  in  the  near  future. 

New  Orleans,  La. — A Jewish  Orphens 
home  will  be  built  here  soon  at  a cost  of 
$70,000  Thos  Sully  & Co  are  the  architects. 

Knoxville,  Tenn. — A $27,000  church  will 
be  erected  for  the  Baptist  Church  Society 
J F Baumann  Chicago,  is  the  architect. 


Some  capitalists  from  Kansas  contemplate 
the  erection  of  a $25,000  summer  resort  in 
Otter  Tail,  Becker  or  Grant  County  Minn. 


Marquette,  Mich. — A new  state  reform 
school  will  be  erected  here,  to  cost  $160,000; 
William  Scott  & Co.,  Detroit,  Mich.,  archi- 
tects. 


Jas.  Morrison  of  Bellevernon,  Pa.,  will 
build  a $30,000  factory  for  the  manufactory 
of  colored  glass  either  at  McKeesport  or 
Canonsburg,  Pa. 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 

K-oom.  TO  159  LaSalle  St.  Chicago. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fourth  Page) 

KIliLDINU  PERMITS. 

Allport  ave,  at  No  659,  Karl  Turek  one  story 
cottage  20x25 — $500. 

Ambrose  st,  at  No  539,  John  Dammer,  one- 
story  cottage  30x20  — $500. 

Brigham  st,  at  No  95,  John  Neffke,  two-story 
dwelling  20x40— $5,600. 

Colorado  av,  at  No  110,  F D Foster,  addi- 
tion 22x27— $1,000. 

Chicago  ave  W,  at  No  995,  Chas  Hartnng, 
one-story  cottage  22x20 — $500. 

Clinton  st  S,  at  Nos  250  and  252,  H H Sco 
ville,  two-story  machine  shop  66x120 — 
$12,000. 

Division  st  W,  at  Nos  278  to  280,  M Hansen, 
three-story  stores  and  flats  40x68 — $12,- 
000. 

Division  st  W,  at  No  282,  M Engtlbretzen, 
one-story  cottage  22x31 — $800. 

Erie  st,  at  Nos  52  to  62,  Cribben  & Sexton, 
six-story  warehouse  150x100 — $24,000. 

Eighteenth  st,  at  No  806,  John  Prochosky, 
one-story  cottage  20x50 — $700. 

Eighteenth  street  West,  at  No  731,  V Ro- 
zen  two-story  dwelling  21x54 — 3,500. 

Eighteenth  street  West,  at  No  975,  John 
Riedd  one-story  cottage  20x50 — $1,100, 

Eleventh  street  at  Number  48,  F Erd 
mann,  addition  25x40 — $1,200. 

Fourteenth  st,  at  No  692,  Andrew  Gleason 
basement  20x45 — $600. 

Forest  av,  at  No  3623,  H Schulenberg,  one- 
story  cottage  22x40 — $1,000. 

Forest  av,  at  No  3741,  A Mueller,  two-story 
dwelling  22x50— $3,500. 

Girard  st,  at  No  730,  C Kugland,  one-story 
cottage  20x30 — $800. 

Hubbard  court,  at  Nos  16  to  20,  J W Garvey 
addition  10x32 — $1,500. 

Jackson  st  West,  at  No  1354,  H Ocock  two- 
story  flats  22x48 — $2,500. 

Lytle  st,  at  No  60,  J W Garvey,  two-story 
dwelling  25x50— $8,000. 

Lake  st  at  No  1344,  H Hill  one-story  cottage 
20x46— $1,000. 

Lake  Park  ave,  at  No  3236,  Geo  Kendall, 
two-story  dwelling  25x50 — $3,500. 

Laflin  and  York  sts,  (northwest  corner  of) 
Board  of  Education  of  Chicago,  three- 
story  school-house  80x116 — $50,000. 

Moore  st,  at  No  118,  Fred  Bauman  one-story 
cottage  20x36 — $800. 

Moore  st,  at  No  120,  John  Boelknow,  one- 
story  cottage  30x36 — $800. 

Monroe  st,  at  No  1052,  Thomas  Pond  two- 
story  flats  20x54 — $3,500. 

Newberry  av,  at  No  286,  John  Ramboch  one- 
story  cottage  20x34 — $800. 

Nineteenth  st,  at  No  874,  C Vnla,  cottage 
31x36— $800. 

Ogden  av,  at  Nos  452  and  454,  H Copeland, 
two  three-story  stores  and  flats  48x62 — 
$14,000. 

Ogden  av,  at  Nos  755  and  957,  W H Lunn 
two-story  flats  40x66 — $6,500. 

Ogden  avenue,  at  No  759,  Jos  Parrott  two- 
story  flats  20x50 — $3,000. 

Paulina  st  N,  at  No  467,  F Hokar,  two-story 
dwelling  21x68 — $3,000. 

Polk  street,  at  No  505,  M Bastian,  two-story 
dwelling  21x50— $2,600. 

Prairie  ave,  at  No  3212,  Philo  Allen,  two- 
story  dwelling  22x54 — $6,000. 

Robey  st  S,  at  No  3658,  R Hager,  one-story 
cottage  20x30 — $600. 

Sixteenth  st,  at  Nos  68  and  70,  Max  M Roths- 
child, two  two-story  dwellings  44x40 — 
$7,500. 

Spring  street,  at  Nos  71  and  73,  Frank  En- 
nessy  one-story  warehouse  38  x 240  — 
$1,500, 

Seventeenth  st  W,  at  No  709,  one-story  cot- 
tage 21x50— $1,500. 

Tolman  st,  at  No  414,  Thos  Tipping  one- 
story  cottage  20x30 — $800. 

Thirty-fifth  street,  at  No  410,  P Swann  one- 
story  cottage  20x40 — $1,000. 


Twenty-seventh  street,  at  Nos  396  and  398, 
Frk  Ennessy  two-story  shop  and  barn  26 
xl56— $4,500. 

Taylor  street,  at  No  857,  John  Mekren,  two- 
story  dwelling  22x46 — $4,000. 

Thirty-first  st,  Fox  & Hinds,  one-story  shop 
30x80— $800. 

Washington  st  W,  at  Nos  142  to  148,  J Beid- 
ler,  six-story  addition  90x184 — $50,000. 

Wood  st  S,  at  No  484,  F Schweringer,  two- 
story  dwelling  21x46 — $3,000. 

Wood  st  S,  at  No  856,  J Dolezal,  cottage  20 
x30—  $500. 

Wells  st,  at  No  389,  H Kastens,  three-story 
house  and  flats  25x60 — $5,000. 

Western  ave,  at  No  561,  John  Probs,  one 
story  shop  24x24 — $750. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 

under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

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City  Property. 

Archer  av,  nw  cor  of  Waver  st.  sf,  289  feet 
to  river,  Feb  16,  assignee  of  Ward  & 

Gaensslen  to  Geo  Straut $42,000 

Auburn  st,  27%  ft  w of  33d  court,  wf,  und 
% of  25x130,  Feb  17,  T J Stewart  to  Jas 

Patterson $550 

Adams  st  W,  328  ft  w of  California  av,  nf, 
25x120,  improved,  April  15,  1884,  Thom- 
as D Lowther  to  F L Hildebrand, 

$2,750 

Archer  ave,  nw  cor  of  Market  square,  sf, 
50x150,  Feb  10,  Facklan  Grant  to  Chas 

P Packen $3,100 

Adams  st  W,  407  ft  e of  California  av,  nf, 
Feb  1,  Eveline  Dunn  to  C E Ackerly, 

$1,700 

Ambrose  st,  nw  cor  of  Wood,  sf,  30x100, 
Oct  22,  ’85;  Jno  Helwig  to  C C Schu- 
macher   $600 

Ambrose  st,  same  property  as  above,  Feb 
4;  C C Schumacher  to  H C Mund, 

$700 

Arnold  street,  near  36th,  wf,  24x120,  Feb 
16,  Albert  Crane  to  Mary  A Halley. 

$725 

Arnold  st,  same  property  as  above,  Feb  16; 

M A and  B Halley  to  J T Harnois, 

$1,750 

Adams  st  W,  170  ft  e of  Throop,  sf  23%x 
183)4.  improved,  with  other  property, 
Aug  1,  ’85,  John  Robinson  to  Leonard 

C Stebbins $15,000 

Blue  Island  av,  se  cor  of  Frank  st,  wf,  24 
xlOO,  Feb  11,  F Caraher  to  F Brady, 

$6,600 

Butterfield  st,  120  ft  n of  37th,  wf,  24x123, 
Jan  5,  T B Fredendale  to  S H Fitzwil- 

son $600 

Brown  st,  bet  Taylor  and  12th,  wf,  37%x 
100,  impd,  Feb  10,  Doriz  Butzow  to  Jos 

Pauly $5,000 

Barber  st,  400  ft  e of  Jefferson,  nf  25x78, 
Feb  15;  Henry  Oleson  to  J P Gierten 

$500 

Burlington  st,  229  ftn  of  18th.  wf,  24x100, 
Feb  15;  Waclav  Hanus  to  V and  A No- 
vak  $1,375 

Butler  street,  125  feet  s of  32d,  wf,  25x124, 
February  17,  John  Wabra  to  V Vek, 

$600 

California  av,  241  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st,  e 
f,  25x126,  Feb  9;  H G and  J G Holt  to 

E A Washburn $800 

Congress  st,  275  ft  e of  Francisco,  nf,  25x 
153,  Feb  4;  Jas  M Borden  to  J G Burlin 

$525 

Commercial  st,  n of  Wabash  av,  wf.  24%x 
122.  Aug  23,  ’84;  C Vogt  to  M Krantz 

$300 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  near  38th  st,  wf,  33x 
176,  Feb  12;  Chas  G Wicker  to  Meyer 

Wheeler $3,795 

Calumet  av,  100  ft  n of  29th  st,  wf,  66.14x 
183,  Feb  8 — this  was  by  error  reported 
150  ft  n of  29th  st — A E Potter  to  B C 
Miller , $7,000 


REMOVAL. 

GREEN  EBAUiM  SONS, 

Mortgage  *»<«  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


Chicago  av  W,  74  ft  w of  Seymour  st,  nf, 
24x122,  Feb  16,  C P H Dose  to  Charles 

Hasting $525 

Canalport  ave,  264  ft  e of  Jefferson  st,  nf, 

24x100,  Feb , Moritz  Mayer  to  Thos 

Kakac $4,000 

Cypress  st,  216  ft  s of  Taylor,  wf,  24x112, 
Dec  28,  ’85,  Lyman  Baird  to  James  Fox 

$700 

Cypress  st,  sw  cor  of  Ashland  ave,  ef,  96x 
128,  with  48x130,  in  same  block,  Feb  1, 
estate  of  C H Thomas  to  Thos  M Crow- 
ley   $6,200 

Cypress  st,  144  ft  s of  Taylor,  ef  24x112, 
Feb  12,  FJ3  Clarke  to  A H J Abraham 

$650 

Clybourn  avenue,  north  of  and  near  North 
avenue,  ne  f,  24x100,  improved,  March 
6,  1884;  Benno  Weiss  to  A M Weiss, 

$3,300- 

Cornelia  st,  168  ft  e of  Holt,  sf,  24x127)4, 
impd,  Feb  13,  Jacob  Emser  to  Jacob 

Blume $2,300 

Cypress  st,  75%  feet  n of  Taylor,  wf,  24x 
112,  Feb  1;  Alfred  Elston  to  C W An- 
derson   $650 

Congress  st  W,  se  cor  of  Francisco,  nf,  50 
xl53,  Dec  31, ’85;  JW  Borden  to  T A 

Seaman  et  al $1,250 

Coulter  street,  214  ft  e of  Leavitt,  sf,  24x 
75,  Feb  16,  V Weissker  to  M Eagan, 

$350 

Cottage  Grove  av,  near  38th  st,  wf,  33x176, 
Feb  10;  L M C Rolfe  to  Charles  G_Wick- 

er $3,600 

De  Kalb  st,  near  Lexington  st,  nwf,  24x 

100,  Feb  13;  Jas  R Shaw  to  Barbara  Ba- 
ker  $3,000 

Division  st,  ne  cor  of  Penn,  sf,  44x100, 
Jan  29,  W H Talmadge  to  J H Sullivan, 

$3,080 

Dickson  st,  626  ft  s of  Blackhawk,  ef,  33 
%xl38,  imp,  Feb  11,  E and  J Campbell 

to  John  Bednarek $3,000 

Douglas  av,  nw  cor  of  Rhodes,  sf,  27x104, 
Feb  11.  Edwin  Tuttle  to  Mary  Callaghan 

' $8,500 

Emerald  av,  292  ft  s of  34th  st,  ef,  50x124, 
improved,  Feb  12,  est  of  A M Baertgen 

to  Lubbert  Kram $1,215 

Erie  st  W,  192  ft  w of  Leavitt,  nf,  72x124, 
Jany  27,  J F Griffin  to  George  Prins, 

$1,800 

Emerald  av,  141  ft  n of  Stearns,  ef,  24%x 

101,  Feb  15;  Albt  Crane  to  J and  M Chat 
$800 

Fifth  av,  378  ft  n of  Taylor  st,  ef,  198%  ft 
to  river,  Jan  1,  est  of  Edwd  A Russell  to 

John  P Neal . $117,500 

Fourteenth  st  W,  143  ft  w of  Margaret,  nf 
25x125,  Feb  13,  C and  A Byrne  to  Maria 

Franzen $1,500 

Frankfort  st,  217  ft  w of  Oakley,  nf,  24  x 
100,  Feb  10,  A Crawford  to  P Hansen 

$350 

Fifteenth  st  W,  301  ft  w of  Canal,  nf.  25x 
86%,  impd,  Feb  10;  Chas  Ponsini  to  K 

Nowak $1,600 

Fullerton  ave,  98  ft  w of  Larrabee  st,  nf. 
25x134,  Dec  7,  ’85;  L S and  E Bucking- 
ham to  W C Heinroth $1,875 

Fulton  st,  175  ft  w of  Wood,  nf,  25x105, 
Feb  1;  Frank  Shlater  to  J J Kleinman 
$2,490 

Fourth  av,  326  ft  s of  Polk  st,  ef  25x92, 
Deo  24, ’84;  E 0 Marshal  to  JW  E Thom- 
as  '. $15,000 

Fifteenth  st  W,  w of  Waller,  nf,  24x120, 
Oct  2,  ’85,  Ellen  O’Bryan  to  Jas  O’Brien 
$600 


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Fourteenth  st  W,  240  ft  w of  Laflin,  sf,  24 
xl24,  Feb  8,  est  of  John  Gleason  to  Am- 
brose Maher $1,000 

Forest  av,  360  ft  n of  37th  st,  wf,  30x124, 
Dec  14,  ’85,  John  H Wrenn  to  B A Schu- 

lenburg $2,100 

Franklin  st  N,  342  ft  n of  Schiller,  wf,  25 
xl02,  Feb  18,  Julius  F Jaeger  to  Louis 

Forbes $3,000 

Fulton  st,  the  premises  No  1467.  Dec  28, 
’85,  John  T Davis  to  Frances  M Cran- 

dell $3,300 

Flournoy  st,  23.7  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av,  sf 
24x125,  Feb  15,  J F Griffin  to  C B Cal- 

der $500 

Groveland  Park  av,  near  Thirty-second  st, 
ef,  25x104%,  improved,  February  11, 
Norman  B.  Loomis  to  Mary  J Bristol, 

$8,500 

Gilpin  place,  125  ft  w of  Centre  av,  nf,  25 
xl30,  Jan  8;  Wm  A Porter  to  Michl  Min- 

iter $1,750 

Girard  st.  144  feet  n of  North  av,  ef,  192x 

121,  Feb  17,  W L Moss  to  Henry  Hoepe, 

$2,500 

Huron  st  W,  50%  ft  w of  Robey,  nf,  24x 
121%,  Feb  18,  estate  of  C F Huebner  to 

Aug  Hansen $1,450 

Halsted  stS,  141  ft  n of  28th,  wf,  24x125, 
impd,  Feb  11,  Dennis  Noohan  to  Thos 

Hickey  $3,000 

Halsted  st  P,  1 3 8 10  ft  n of  Wright,  ef,  25 
xlOO,  imp.  Feb  11,  R and  W Chon  to  Jo- 
seph Rapp $6,750 

Harrison  st  W,  100  ft  w of  Centre  av,  nf, 
25x133,  March  21,  ’85,  Wm  A Porter  to 

Jas  O’Brien $2,000 

Hawthorn  av,  375  ft  s of  Rees  st,  wf,  100 
ft  to  alley,  imp,  Feb  10,  Frank  Monin- 

ger  to  John  L Diez $9,000 

Hawthorn  av,  300  ft  s of  Rees  st,  wf,  57  ft 

to  alley,  impd,  Feb  10,  J C Moninger  to 

same $2,125 

Hawthorn  ave,  300  ft  s of  Rees  st,  wf,  un- 
divided % of  175  ft  to  alley,  improved, 
Feb  11,  J L Diez  to  John  C Moninger, 

$9  000 

Hawthorn  ave,  undivided  % of  same  as 
above,  Feb  11,  same  to  J G Ottmann, 

$9,000 

Hanover  st,  325  feet  s of  30th,  ef,  25x125, 
June  2,  ’85;  David  Davies  to  S T Britten 

$750 

Huron  st  W,  237%  ft  w of  Lincoln,  nf,  24x 
121,  Jany  21,  Margaret  Roach  to  Mary 

Byrne $2,200 

Hunt  street,  north  % of  the  premises  No 
39,  Febr’y  17,  Jno  Riley  to  Jas  Sinnott, 

$1,275 

Huron_«t,_24  feet  w of  Sedgwick,  nf,  48x 
100,  July  5,  ’83,  Bridget  McNally  to  Jas 

Lyman $3,500 

Huron  st  W,  nw  cor  of  Curtis,  sf,  undivi- 
ded % of  74  1-2x116,  improved,  Jan  11; 

William  Credeto  Charles  Crede $6,000 

Harvard  st,  165  ft  w of  California  av,  nf, 
72x125,  Feb  16;  C H Kehl  to  L J A 

Fuellgraff $92g 

Harrison  st  W,  228  ft  w of  California  av, 
sf , 25x154,  Jan  27 ; Jas  M Borden  to  Hat- 
tie O’Donnell $650 

Hanover  st,  24  ft  n of  32d,ef,  25x124,  Feb 
15;  Albert  Crane  to  J and  K Stauck, 

2 300 

Illinois  st,  600  ft  e of  St  Clair,  sf,  50x100, 
Feb  10;  Edwin  S Hartwell  to  Albert  F 

Bullen $6,250 

Indiana  st  W,  288  ft  e of  Lincoln,  sf,  24x 
100,  Jan  8;  W Y Johnson  to  Lawrence 

Nelson $1,000 

Idaho  st,  nw  cor  of  Crenshaw,  ef,  25x125, 
imp  Feb  8,  F G Elwell  to  Julia  A Butler 

• $4,000 

Johnson  street,  the  premises  No  231.  Feb 
10,  John  Bumba  to  John  P Neal, 

$2,350 

Jefferson  st  S,  the  premises  No  527,  Feb 
15;  Barbara  Baker  to  Nicholas  Johann, 

2,000 

Johnson  st,  385  ft  s of  Wright,  ef,  25x100, 
impd,  Feb  12;  John  Kulla  to  Chicago  & 

Gt  Westn  R R Co $1,950 

J efferson  st,  nw  cor  of  Polk,  ef,  50x100, 
imp,  Jan  26;  Jas  P McAssey  to  August 

Nihlein $10,000 

Johnson  st,  186  ft  s of  16th,  ef,  24x89,  Feb 
16,  Albert  Workman  to  Chas  Buehler 

$2,500 

Kendall  street,  near  Birch,  se  f,  24x100, 
Feb  16;  Oswald  Kleine  to  Charles  Hind 

„ $2,500 

Kansas  st,  125  ft  w of  Throop,  nf  25x102, 
and  other  property,  Jan  20,  est  of  John 

Jahp  to  Wm  Schultz $2,000 

Loomis  st,  near  Rebecca,  wf,  24x46,  Dec 
23,  ’85,  G Everding  to  John  P Neal, 
$1,000 


Laughton  st,  190  ft  w of  Washtenaw  ave, 
24x124,  with  24x124  in  same  block,  Feb 
10;  K and  F Nowak  to  C and  A Ponci- 

ni $1,950 

La  Bar  street,  near  Division,  nf,  80  8-100x 
75,  with  24  9-10x175  feet  on  Division  st, 
Dec  18,  ’85;  S and  H Rieke  to  C J 

Brusckke $1,500 

Leavitt  st,  175  ft  n of  Bryson,  ef,  25x125, 
imp,  Jany  28,  John  Jensen  to  Fred  G 

Johnson $3,800 

Lake  ave,  near  Egan,  wf,  30  ft  to  alley, 
Jan  27;  M J Woodruff  to  William  Perry 

$5,000 

Lake  av,  n of  and  near  Egan,  wf,  60  ft  to 
alley,  Jan  27;  est  of  Albt  L Woodruff  to 

Wm  Perry $11,000 

Leavitt  st,  243  ft  s of  Madison,  ef,  25x132, 
Feb  9;  Campbell  <fc  Townsend  to  Robt 

S Johnson $6,000 

Lawndale  av,  120  ft  n of  William,  ef,  48x 
124,  January  16,  C P Keeney  to  Monroe 

Heath $550 

Luce  st,  350  ft  n of  Blackhawk,  ef,  40x108, 
imp,  Feb  17,  A and  J Bvchowski  to  S F 

Piotnowski $1,235 

Market  st,  99  ft  s of  Jackson,  wf,  41x164, 
Feb  11,  Herman  Vogler  to  Henry  Schutt- 

ler $34,400 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  109,  Decem- 
ber 29,  ’85,  Charles  Gorr  to  John  P Neal 

$2,250 

Marshfield  st,  s of  Taylor,  ef,  25x125,  Jan 
8;  est  of  F Butterfield  to  L Bermingham 

$900 

Milwaukee  av,  sw  cor  of  Chicago  av,  84x 
120x88,  Feb  11,  Christina  Grom  et  al  to 

Solomon  Baer $31,200 

May  st,  25%  feet  s of  20th,  ef,  25%xl00, 
imp,  Feb  17,  Kate  Powers  to  A F F and 

A Schulz $800 

Murray  st,  250  ft  s of  28th,  ef,  25x115,  Feb 
5;  Albert  Crane  to  John  Fitzgerald, 

$2,000 

Meagher  st,  400  ft  w of|_Jeflferson,  sf,  lOOx 
90,  impd,  Nov  5,  ’85,  Herman  Baer  to 

Chas  H Puscheck $6,300 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  121,  Feb  15, 
Peter  Suhr  to  Chicego  & Gt  Wn  R R Co 

$2,000 

Monroe  st  W,  w of  Campbell  av,  nf,  20%x 
130,  Feb  15;  Thos  Pond  to  Martha  Per- 
kins  $1,312 

Monroe  st  W,  w of  Campbell  av,  nf,  66%x 
130,  Feb  15;  Henry  Winter  to  Thos  Pond 

$4,256 

Madison  st  W,  202  ft  w of  Spaulding  ave, 
nf,  25x191,  Jany  23,  E A Cummings  to 

Chas  A Thomas $1,500 

Madison  st  W,  near  Albany  ave,  sf,  144  7- 
10x125.  Jan  20;  Richd  S Cox  to  James 

L Campbell $8,700 

Meagher  street,  the  premises  No  113,  Feb 
11,  M and  J Eichten  to  John  P Neal, 

$2,000 

Meagher  street,  the  premises  No  141, 
February  11,  Joseph  Wesley  to  same 

$1,800 

Milwaukee  ave,  the  premises  Nos  149,  161 
and  153,  Feb  3;  F M Whitehouse  to 

Louisa  Whitehouse $9,000 

Moore  st,  216  ft  e of  Leavitt,  nf,  24x124% 
Sept  17,  ’85,  0 M Wells  to  Peter  Doody 

$1,600 

Market  st,  20  feet  n of  Quincy,  wf,  20x50, 
veb  5,  Wm  T Buckley  to  H J Sumner, 

$15,000 

Nutt  st,  240  ft  s of  Sixteenth,  ef,  24x124, 
imp,  Feb  11,  John  Dehn  to  John  Con- 
rad  $1,650 

Nineteenth  st  W,  bet  Leavitt  and  Oakley, 
sf,  Feb  13;  M Strand  to  A and  E Lies- 

man $900 

Nutt  st,  near  18th,  wf,  24x124,  impd,  Feb 
16;  Julia  Wilson  to  Charles  Drabek. 

$1,500 

Ogden  av,  343  ft  ne  of  Polk  st,  ef,  24x100, 
Febr’y  9,  Townsend  & Phillips  to  W P 

Fitzpatrick $3,000 

Oakley  av,  24  ft  n of  Breman  place,  wf,  24 
xlOO,  Feb  4,  E H Gammon  to  F T Cut- 
ter   $400 

Ogden  av,  75  ft  e of  Central  Park  av,  50x 
135,  Dec  12,  ’85,  Travelers’  Insur.  Co  to 

French  Moore $800 

Polk  st,  se  cor  of  Beach,  lot  2,  and  undi- 
vided one-half  of  lot  1,  May  29,  1885; 
William  H Bradley  to  John  P Neal, 

$100,000 

Pacific  avenue,  50  ft  south  of  Van  Buren 
st,  wf.  50%xl01,  improved,  with  lease- 
hold in  50x30  feet  adjoining  on  corner, 
with  buildings,  Feb  17,  Henry  Memory 
to  the  Exchange  Building  and  Safety 
Vault  Co....  ........  . $250,000 


Prairie  av,  near  36th  st,  wf,  16%xl24,  Feb 
13,  M B Madden  to  Hannah  Toolen, 

$ 1,250 

Rice  st,  150  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  sf,  24x123, 
Feb  8,  James  Quinn  to  Bernard  Straus 

$2,880 

Rhodes  av,  between  33d  street  and  College 
place,  wf,  20x150,  improved,  February 
4,  William  E Smith  to  Adolph  S Davis, 

$8,000 

Robey  st  North,  146  ft  n of  Fowler,  ef,  48 
xl50,  Feb  17,  M B and  W E Holyoke  to 

J R Wilson $2,900 

Rhodes  ave,  bet  33d  st  and  College  place, 
wf,  Feb  15,  Wm.  E Smith  to  Thos  D 

Cottrill $8,000 

Rebecca  street,  near  Waller,  sf,  24x120, 
February  8,  John  McMahon  to  John  P 

Neal $1,000 

Rebecca  street,  near  Centre  avenue,  sf,  24 
xl20,  Feb  9,  Patrk  Carmody  to  John  P 

Neal $1,000 

Rebecca  street,  262  ft  e of  Laflin,  sf,  24x 
124,  January  23,  Mary  T Ham  to  same, 

$1,000 

Rumsey  st,  209  ft  n of  Chicago  av,  wf,  25 
xl30,  Feb  13;  H F Gaehus  to  Theodore 

Wegner.. $1,200 

Robey  st,  ne  cor  of  15th,  5 acs,  except  48 
9-10x124,  Oct  27,  ’85,  Levi  C Merrick  et 

al  to  John  P Neal $30,000 

Rebecca  st,  190  ft  e of  Laflin,  sf,  24x124, 
Dec  10,  ’85;  M Hauzlik  to  John  P Neal 

$1,500 

Rebecca  street,  142  ft  e of  Laflin,  sf,  24x 
124,  Jany  29;  August  Toerpe  to  same 

$2,000 

Rebecca  st,  216  ft  w of  Paulina,  sf  24xi.24, 
Dec  12,  ’85;  Mast  in  Chanc’y  to  F Liska 

$1,200 

Rebecca  st,  w of  Waller,  sf,  24x120,  Feb 
8;  Thomas  Gamble  to  John  P Neal. 

$1,000 

Rebecca  st,  n e cor  Loomis,  sf,  69%x28x 
124,  Feb  12;  Wm  Kettles  to  Jno  P Neal 

$2,000 

Seymour  av,  50  feet  s of  Hirsch  st.  ef,  25x 
126,  Dec  10,  ’85;  W R Page  et  al  to  N K 

A Rasmussen $600 

State  st,  311  ft  s of  14th,  ef,  61x114%,  Jan 
20;  Charles  A Robbins  to  Jos  E Otis 

$12,500 

Seventeenth  st  W,  25  ft  e of  Laflin,  sf,  25x 

124,  imp,  Feb  8,  Louis  Grossman  to  A 

and  A Wadousky $1,700 

Springfield  ave,  240  ft  n of  27th  st,  wf  24x 

125,  Dec  31,  ’85;  G W Cass  to  J P Birren 
$200 

Sedgwick  st,  525  ft  s of  Blackhawk,  ef,  25 
xl24.  Feb  16,  est  of  E Otten  to  E H 

Schintz $1,200 

Starr  st,  33  ft  w of  Franklin,  sf,  und  % of 
49x98,  imp,  Feb  15,  Mathias  Heiderich 

to  Mary  Heiderich $5,000 

State  st,  200  ft  n of  13th,  wf,  50x180,  Jan 
11,  H R Bond  et  al  to  T J Lefens.  $20,500 
Superior  st  W,  95  ft  w of  Leavitt,  nf,  96x 
121,  Feb  1,  Christian  Rischow  to  C A 

Tyrrell $2,000 

Samuel  st,  100  ft  s of  Cornelia,  wf,  25x130, 
Jan  26,  estate  of  J Puschmann  to  Caro- 
line Puschmann $1,000 

Southport  av,  106  ft  s of  Clybourn,  ef,  25 
xl20,  Feb  11,  N Boiler  to  John  Smith, 

$600 

Superior  st  W,  167  ft  e of  Robey,  nf,  24x 
123,  Nov  27,  ’85;  J H Ward  to  Ann 

Stenson $1,900 

Throop  st,  ne  cor  Harrison,  wf,  50x125, 
Feb  6;  F L Capers  to  Nicola  Lavezzoris 

• $7,500 

Thirty-third  st,  139  ft  w of  Calumet  av,  pt 
of  lots  1 to  4,  Nov  18,  ’85,  Chicago  So- 
ciety of  the  New  Jerusalem  to  G A Ful- 
ler  $1,000 

Twelfth  st,  ne  cor  of  Beach,  sf,  731  ft  to 
Empire  Slip,  Dec  15,  ’85,  Henry  Schutt- 

ler  to  John  P Neal $235,760 

Twenty-first  st  W,  ne  cor  Fisk,  sf,  25x100, 
Feb  13;  F A Schwuchow  to  F Smolik, 

$2,250 

Taylor  st  W,  48  feet  e of  Lincoln,  nf,  24x 
100,  Feb  15;  Jno  Furlong  to  Catherine 

Powers $2,400 

Taylor  st  W,  72  ft  e of  Lincoln,  sf,  24x162, 
imp,  veb  10;  Patrk  McManus  to  Richd 

Byrne $3,200 

Taylor  st  W,  bet  Olive  and  Almond,  sf, 
triangular  lot  44,  Jany  27;  est  of  John 

O’Brien  to  Bridget  O’Brien $1,000 

Thirty-eighth  st,  222  ft  w of  Stewart  ave, 
nf,  26x125,  Mar  23, ’85,  C W Nicholes  to 

J Carey , poo 

Thirteenth  st  W,  48%  ft  w of  Leavitt,  sf,  I 
21x119,  Feb  1,  J L Cozer  to  Mary  Brady 
- ••••••••  '....$750 


Twelfth  st  W,  168  ft  e of  Lincoln,  sf,  24 
ft  to  alley,  Feb  12,  F G Krieg  to  W De- 

muth $1,000 

Twelfth  st  West,  adj  above,  24  ft  to  alley, 
February  12,  W Demuth  to  F G Krieg, 

$1,100 

Twelfth  st  W,  192  ft  e of  Lincoln,  nf,  24  ft 
to  alley,  Feb  11,  H G Miller  to  William 

Bachman $1,050 

Twelfth  st  W,  250  ft  e of  Centre  av,  nf,  25 
xl25,  Feb  16,  Jos  H Savacek  to  Patrick 

Daugherty $8,950 

Throop  st,  120  ft  s of  19th,  wf  25x120,  veb 
13;  G J Vandenberg  to  William  Green 

$3,610 

Thirteenth  st  W,  72  ft  w of  Lincoln,  nf  24 
x!24,  Feb  11;  Jas  Stinson  to  P J and  C 

Bradshaw $625 

Twelfth  st  W,  182  ft  e of  California  av.  nf 
112x280,  Dec  4.  ’85,  W E McHenry  to 

The  City  of  Chicago $6,000 

Twelfth  street  West,  adjoining  above, 
Dec  7,  ’85,  Charles  S Waller  to  same 

U. $2,600 

Union  st,  24  ft  n of  Kramer,  wf,  25x45%, 
Januaiy  29;  E Adcock  to  C W Nicholes 

$1,200 

Upton  st,  72  feet  e of  Western  ave,  sf,  24x 
100,  Jany  29,  W C Browning  et  al  to  S 

Guetschow $300 

Vernon  ave,  164  ft  n of  34th  st,  ef,  50x164 
%,  Feb  12,  Geo  D Boyden  to  J G Myers 

$5,800 

Vincennes  ave,  79  ft  s of  37th  st,  wf,  20x 
100,  Feb  1;  R T and  J Hitt  to  Mary  L 

Maloney $3,650 

Van  Buren  st  W,  nw  cor  of  Lesley,  sf,  40x 

122,  Nor  18,  ’85,  E P Matthews  to  Jas 

Dunne $6,200 

Wabash  av,  120  ft  n of  Harmon  court,  ef, 
30x165%,  with  building  No  503,  Feb  8; 
Rosetta  R Weeks  to  Edward  Bergman, 

$16,000 

Warren  av,  236  ft  w of  Stanton  st,  nf,  24x 
126,  February  3;  H B Bergen  to  Harry 

Greenebaum $4,000 

Wallace  st,  between  Twenty  eighth  and 
Twenty-ninth,  ef  25x130,  February  13; 

H Weisbrod  to  F Brautigam  $1,650 

Wood  st,  175  feet  s of  Taylor,  wf  25x125, 
Jan  30;  E Robinson  to  F Swierenga 

$900 

Warren  ave,  236  ft  w of  Staunton  st,  nf, 
24x126,  imp.  Feb  15,  Harry  Greenebaum 

to  Chas  E Petford $6,000 

Western  av,  48  ft  e of  Fremont  st,  sf,  48x 
115,  Feb  15,  Jos  Marshall  to  Augustus 

Frisbie $7,000 

Willow  st,  75  ft  west  of  Fremont,  sf,  50x 
112,  Feb  15,  F and  H Karman  to  Anton 

Fink $3,000 

Wabash  av,  354  ft  s of  14th  st,  wf,  30x181, 
February  8,  S D Babcock  to  T B Bryan 

$11,000 

Wood  st,  216  fts  of  Fifteenth,  ef,  24x127, 
February  4,  F and  A Swierenga  to  John 

P Neal $1,000 

Wells  st  N,  se  cor  of  Chicago  ave,  wf,  50x 
110,  Jan  25,  Wm  H Smith  to  George  P 

Braun $19,000 

Wade  st,  236  ft  nw  of  Currier,  ne  f,  und  % 
of  25x125,  Feb  16,  Frk  Skodell  to  Anna 

Marck $650 

North  or  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  272%  ft  s of  Wrightwood,  ef, 
25x125,  Feb  6,  C WT  Fullerton  to  Geo  Ru- 
dolph   $500 

Belmont  av,  24  ft  e of  Perry  st,  sf,  48x125, 
February  13,  Albert  Wisner  to  G S Gei- 
ger  $1,500 

Burling  st,  n of  Fullerton  av,  ef,  25x125% 
Feb  13,  John  T Davis  to  H Schneider, 

$1,050 

Commercial  av,  142  ft  n of  Berteau,  wf,  50 
xl65,  Jan  16,  W 0 Lelandto  C C Linith- 

icum $600 

Clark  st,  near  Roscoe,  ef,  80  ft  to  Sheffield 
av,  Oct  21,  ’85;  Kennedy  Gray  to  Thos 

W Wing  ; $2,000 

Dunning  st,  236  ft  w of  Seminary  av,  nf, 
30%xll4,  Sept  29, ’85;  W G Thomson  to 

F P Solomon $1,000 

George  st,  73  feet  e of  Perry,  s f,  24  4-10x 

123,  Feb  18,  E Leitz  to  Henry  Duebner, 

$600 

Halsted  st,  ne  cor  of  Fletcher,  wf,  49%x 
125,  Dec  31,  ’85,  R R Clark  to  F D Por- 
ter   $2,500 

Lincoln  av,  224  1-2  ft  nw  of  Sheffield,  swf, 
30x135,  Feb  9,  C H Collins  to  O C Ander- 
son   $2,400 

Lewis  st,  248  ft  n of  Marianna  st,  wf,  25x 

124,  Feb  16,  Carl  Mueller  to  Nils  Swan- 
son  .$700 

Palmer  st,  142  ft  n of  Leland  ave,  ef,  50x 
152,  Dec  14,  ’85;  E H E and  H V Smith 
to  C H Low .:. . .’.  $382 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


Palmer  st,  same  property  as  above,  reb 

13,  OH  Low  to  B R De  Young $500 

School  st,  184  [ft  e of  Robey,  nf,  244x125, 
Dec  15,  ’85;  W H Davis  to  Wm  Currie 

...  ] $2,000 

South  of  City  Limits. 

\rcher  av,  200  ft  ne  of  Spears,  nf  50x125, 
reb  10;  J W Sheridan  to  H H Shufeldt, 

$1,000 

Ishland  av,  72  ft  n of  61st  st,  ef,  24x122, 
May  18,  ’84;  Jane  Sprate  to  V Tollman 

$460 

Ashland  ave,  nw  cor  of  49th  st,  ef,  74x122 
Feb  2;  Dennis  Bergen  to  B F Jacobs 

_4’ . $3,000 

Arnold  st,  135  feet  n of  45th,  ef,  24x124, 
May  6 ’84;  M Laflin  to  A Lindholm 

*...... $425 

Bristol  st,  nw  cor  of  Sultan,  sf,  200x111, 
February  12,  L M Fenton  to  A Sanford, 

. $1,000 

Butterfield  st,  bet  47th  and  48th,  wf,  24x 
99,  Feb  17,  S A Kent  to  John  McGuire, 

’ . $1,650 

3utterfield  st,  near  48th,  wf  24x99,  Feb  3; 

S A Kent  to  G Post $ 1,650 

Butterfield  street,  near  48th,  wf,  24x99, 
Feb  16,  S A Kent  to  M Duscharme, 

$1,650 

Burrough  av,  312  ft  n of  50fch  st,  ef,  24x 
122  Auer  10,  ’85;  H Maurus  to  A Schmidt 

J $800 

Byron  st,  se  cor  of  Stewart  ave,  nf,  203x 
222,  Feb  11;  L M Fenton  to  Jas  Hood 

... $2,000 

Bissell  st,  se  cor  52d,  wf,  25x125,  Feb  12; 

F H Koensel  to  L A Sanferd $800 

Champlain  av,  se  cor  of  48th  st,  5 acres, 
reb  3,  Eugene  S Pike  to  Malek  A Lor- 

ing $15,000 

Carpenter  st,  225  ft  n of  54th,  ef,  25x124, 
February  3,  F Gaylord  to  C Kammerer, 

. $375 

Dreyer  st,  224  feet  n of  49th,  ef,  25x112, 
Sept  10,  ’85;  C Bently  Jr  to  A Laboun 

. $350 

Dexter  avenue,  w of  Stewart,  sf,  25x124, 
February  2,  A M Smith  to  D A Gradey, 

$450 

Dreyer  st,  99  ft  n of  49th,  ef,  25x122,  Sept 
24,  ’85;  C Bentley  Jr  to  C Manthei 

$350 

Drexel  blvd,  sw  cor  of  46th  st,  ef,  96)^x 
200,  Jan  22;  G M Bogue  to  Wm  C Seipp 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

68  Washington  Street. 

mortgages,  building  loans. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


Dexter  av,  w of  Stewart,  nf,  24x124,  Feb 

18,  C J Mauran  to  G Brunett $350 

Egandala  av,  60  ft  n of  Walnut  st,  ef  50x 
°158,  Feb  9;  Alfred  Weston  to  J R Hau- 

sell $950 

Forty-fifth  st,  192  ft  e ot  Drexel  blvd,  nf 
96x208,  Oct  17,  ’85;  S N & A Morse  to 

N A Black $4,150 

Forty -fourth  st,  139  ft  e of  Bissell,  nf,  und 
34  of  24x125,  Feb  17,  Bridget  Gear  to 

Margaret  Malsney $1,000 

Fremont  st,  225  ft  w of  Stewart  av,  sf,  25x 
121,  Dec  8,  ’85,  H C Morey  to  J W Mc- 
Kinney   $500 

Forty-sixth  st,  sw  cor  of  Sutton,  nf  200x 
222,  Feb  11;  L M Fenton  to  Jas  Hood, 

$2,000 

Fifty-fourth  st,  180  ft  w of  Halsted,  sf,  25 
xl23,  Feb  9,  G W Cass  to  F Krueger, 

$400 

Grand  blvd,  125  ft  s of  39th  st,  wf,  25x140, 
Oct  31,  ’85;  J A and  J A Truman  to  Ber- 
tha Landt $2,875 

Grand  blvd,  183  ft  s of  47th  st,  ef,  Oct  5, 

’84,  George  W Russell  to  F C Bell, 

$6,000 

Hyde  Park  av,  near  Woodlawn,  ef,  39  ft  to 
alley,  Jany  26,  David  B Ivison  to  Jessie 

W Bolte $2,730 

Hyde  Park  av,  near  Walnut  st,  wf,  56x107 
Feb  1;  H H Porter  tc  Margaret  Feath- 

erstone $5,800 

Hyde  Park  av,  near  Woodlawn,  ef,  45  ft  to 
alley,  Jan  26;  D B Joison  to  G W Fler- 

sheim $2,730 

Hyde  Park  av,  sw  cor  of  Morgan  place,  ef 
61  feet  to  alley,  Jany  26;  same  party  to 

Flersheim  & Willard $4,000 

Kincade  ave,  sw  cor  42d  street,  ef,  43x126, 
Feb  11;  H H Shufeldt  to  J W Sheridan, 

.$450 


Murray  st,  bet  53d  and  54th,  wf  25x125, 

Feb  10;  E S Dreyer  to  J Hochgesang, 
$400 

Paulina  st,  nw  cor  of  49th,  ef,  120x124, 

Feb  1;  B F Jacobs  to  Christian  Rischow 

[ $2,000 

Paulina  st,  360  feet  n of  49th,  ef,  24x124, 
February  10,  B F Jacobs  to  A Labinski. 

. $350 

Railroad  av,  322  ft  e of  Wentworth,  sf,  25 
xl22,  Jan  13,  Mast  in  Chan  to  Timothy 

Ryan $1,360 

State  st,  200  f t s of  53d,  wf  3734x161,  Feb 
8;  Vasko  Millikan  to  G B Cruickshank, 

’ $1,500 

Sixty-second  st,  145  ft  e of  Halsted,  sf  50x 
125,  Feb  2;  B F Jacobs  to  Dennis  Ber- 
gen  $5,500 

Sixty -first  st,  nw  cor  of  Wallace,  sf  223x 
125,  Dec  12, ’85;  Magdalen  B Lansing 

to  Henry  H Upp $3,250 

Stone  av,  150  ft  w of  Aberdeen  st,  nf,  25x 
125,  Oct  23,  ’85;  Curtiss  & Davidson  to 

J Dermody $325 

State  st,  s of  51st,  wf  25x161,  Feb  13;  Jos 

Locke  to  M L Osgood $1,250 

Sixtieth  st,  sw  cor  of  Homan  av,  10  acres, 
except  railroad,  Feb  11,  Mary  and  J 

Webb  to  Ira  A Eberhart $12,000 

Union  ave,  e of  and  near  Vincennes,  sf 
120x164,  Feb  10;  N F and  B R Nickerson 

to  Edwd  A Shedd $9,000 

Washington  av,  194  ft  s of  49th  st,  ef,  50x 
150,  Feb  13;  C E and  W H JGorrell  to 
Edgar  H Kellogg $3,500 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  av,  175  ft  e of  Crawford,  sf,  25 
xl25.  Aug  3,  ’85;  M L Moss  Jr  to  D 

Graham $300 

Ballou  st,  194  ft  n of  Wabansia  av,  ef,  25x 
177,  August  1,  ’85,  C P Johnsen  to  S H 

Gertsen $325 

Bloomington  st,  240  feet  w of  Western  av, 
sf,  24x124,  Feb  15,  Jos  Davidson  to  Jen- 

tu,,.  ny  Breytspraak $700 

Buchanan  st,  71  ft  s of  Bloomington,  wf, 


Myrtle  av,  175  ft  s of  Greenwood,  wf,  25x 
125,  Nov  8,  ’85,  J W Farlin  to  T Por- 
ter  $350 

Park  av,  77  ft  e of  West  41st  st,  sf,  25  ft 
to  alley,  Feb  17,  John  Almquist  to  John 
Nelson $2,000 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 


Premises  No  503,  Wabash  ave,  Feb  3,  Bosetta  R 

Weeks  to  E Bergman • • • . *16,006 

N 25  ft  of  lot  4 b 3 of  lot  27,  16  38  14,  , P A Wen- 

nerskold  to  Nicholes  J Nagel *1,500 

Lots  58  and  59  in  lot  of  blk9,  10  acs,  Castle’s  sub  m 
se  qr  11  39  13,  Nov  16,  Emeline  and  E H Castle  to 

Lillie  G Kerr  ••••  v4’984 

Lot  5 of  lots  4 to  7 of  lot  14,  No  220,  Schiller  st, 
Bronson’s  add,  Feb  12,  Wm  Goodsmith  to  Carl  E 

Warnecke *6i300 

Westerly  50  ft  of  s 75  ft  b 1,  Snyder’s  add  to  Evans- 
ton Feb  11,  W C Dandy  to  C E & Lake  Supr  B R 

q0  $1,850 

Premises'  No  1003  West  Monroe  st,  Jan  27,  Baird 

& Bradley  to  Thos  Cahill $4,100 

Lots  37  and  38  of  lots  11  to  30,  Desplaines,  J an  15, 

H W Henermann  to  John  Alles  Jr $600 

House  and  lot  No  288  E Erie  st.  as  pt  consideration 
2d  party  to  convey  premises  No  1062  W Monroe 
street,  Febr’y  12,  Mary  N Abbey  to  D W Storrs, 
$6,000 

Lat  13  in  resub  of  b 1,  Gross’  sub  in  nw  qr  13  39  13, 
August  15,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Susie  A Weiss.^ 

Lot  ‘27  b 35,19  39  14,  Oct  26,  Es’t  of  Walter  L New- 
berry to  Jan  Bihacek *650 

Lot  73  b 35,  19  3o  14,  Oct  12,  same  to  G G Shauer; 

assigned  to  Anton  Ris ■ ■ ■ • • • • -*550 

Lot  19  and  s half  18  b 53,  Southard’s  addn  to  Mont- 
rose,  , Jas  Gould  jr  to  S Harbert  $2,550 

Lot  18  b 19,  33  40  14,  No  956  N Clark  st,  Feb  11,  G H 

A Thomas  to  B Schulterfels $7,500 

Lot  No  8,  Lewis  st,  175  ft  s of  Diversey  st,  Jan  25,  C 

M Pike  to  Nels  Swanson •J’?75 

House  and  lot  No  150  Bunker  st,  J Rouhik  to  T Si- 

manek • • *6,500 

Lot  88  and  w 3 ft  lot  89  b 11,  Sampsen  & Green’s 
addition,  Feb  13,  Martha  B k G Mathews  to  M F 

Schmidt • • - *1,600 

Lot  89  b 42  w half  etc  17  39  14,  A B McChesney  to 
Catharine  McNicholls.  Feb  13 $750 


Lots  73  and  74  b 3 Denedicts’  sub  In  se  qr  20  38  14, 

June  26,  B S Cox  to  L Osterburg *400 

Blks  3 and  10  Stewart’s  snbdvu  n !4  se  qr  28  38  14, 
, B B Chisholm  to  J M Day *10, 000 

LYONS. 

Lots  19  20  21  b 11,  Brown’s  add,  Sept  26,  ’85,  Frank 

Robertson  to  Jane  Blttinger *150 

E half  sw  qr  35  38  12,  Feb  10,  John  J Flanders  to 

Wm  H Hatch *8,000 

Same  premises,  Feb  11,  Wm  H Hatch  to  Emily  I, 

French *8,250 

Lot  28  b 14  Brown’s  addn  to  La  Grange, , 

Lillian  L Blanchard  to  R B Bevier *250 

Lots  4 5 and  6 b 14,  Brown’s  addition  to  La  Grange 
January  15,  Sally  M Chapin  to  J P Monon, 

*450 

CALUMET. 

Lots  36  and  37  blk  1,  Washington  Heights,  Feb  3, 

Geertzi  Balder  to  H Stoltz  $325 

Lot  20  b lock  3,  same,  Fe'o  8,  W J Chambers  to  J H 

Troup  *BK> 

Lot  22  b 5,  Hilliard  & Hitt’s  sub  in  Washington  Hts, 
June  25,  Timothy  W Lackone  to  E A Washburn, 

$300 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS 


HYDE  PABK. 


24x125,  Dec  1,  ’85,  W McCarthy  to  D A 

Child $400 

Buchanan  st,  same  property  as  above, 
February  1;  D A Child  to  S H Larson 

. $450 

Fulton  st,  178  ft  w of  41st,  sf  25x124,  Feb 
4;  West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  Jno  Buck- 

ley  $2,400 

Hancock  st,|229  feet  s of  Cortland,  ef,  25x 
177,  Feb  15;  E S Dreyer  to  J Schaefer, 

$300 

Heine  st,  100  ft  s of  Cortland,  ef,  25x115, 
imp,  Feb  15;  AlbtNeuman  to  Eva  Leake 

. $1,500 

Jefferson  court,  179  feet  e of  Perry  av,  sf, 
90x111,  Jany  6,  V Wood  to  S E Graves, 

$1,800 

Johnston  ave,  ne  cor  of  Thomas,  53x100, 
Feb  10;  Frk  H Dickey  to  Peter  Jensen 
$1,000 

Kimball  st,  347  ft  n of  Wabansia  av,  ef  25 
xl77,  January  27,  J G Wetmore  to  M J 

Gauge $1,350 

Kimball  street,  same  property  as  above, 
Jany  27,  M J Gauge  to  J G Wetmore 
$1,350 

Linden  av,  200  ft  s of  Greenwood,  wf,  25x 
125,  impd,  reb  13;  M Gerlach  to  G G 

Robinson $1,200 

McLean  ave,  near  Ballon,  nf  48x125,  Nov 
9,  1885,  W Holtmeier  to  B F Jacobs, 


Lot  7,  Gaynes’  sub  in  ne  qr  18  37  15,  Feb  2,  Zenas  D 

Green  to  W Yalbrecht *200 

Lots  3 to  12  b 22  Russell’s  sub  se  qr  18  37  15,  Nov 

24,  ’85,  E Manning  to  B F Hartman $2,000 

Lots  14  and  15  blk  2,  Hall’s  addition  to  Hyde  Park, 
January  12,  Thomas  A Hall  to  J R Henson, 

$1,250 

Lots  18  and  19  Doyie’s  addn  to  N Chicago,  Feb  2,  FQ 

Tinsley  to  Alice  M Ellis ..$1,725 

N half  lot  151  div  1,  Westfall’s  sub  30  38  15,  Sept  4, 

’84,  R W Bridge  to  Herman  Spuehr $750 

Same  premises,  Feb  1,  S D Ward,  Receiver,  to  R 

W Bridge ■ *500 

Und  14  of  8 H se  qr  se  qr  ne  qr  26  38  14,  Sept  14, 

’85,  Isabella  Minto  to  R Johnstone $3,000 

Blk  10  (ex  lot  1 2.45  to  48)  Johnston  & Clement’s 
sub  w half  se  qr  22  38  14,  Nov  18,  ’85,  John  Johns- 
ton Jr  et  al  to  L Allen $10,000 

Lot  38  block  67,  S Chicago,  Jan  18,  F T Andrew  to 

Catharine  P Andrew $2,200 

Lots  49  and  50  b 2;  lot  46  b 10,  Taylor’s  2d  addn  to 

South  Chicago, , D S Taylor  to  M Jandsiusky 

$ — 

Lot  11  b 61  S Chicago,  Feb  10,  C & C C & D Co  to 
M Work *80n 


29  aos  of  w half  se  qr  15  39  13,  Dec  10,  ’85,  Elias  P 

Read  to  C H Lawrence $5,000 

106  feet  lot  5 and  w 28  8-10  ft  lot  4 of  lots  6 7 8 b 1, 
Kettlestring’s  add  to  Harlem,  Feb  8,  E W Lyman 

to  Mary  G Yerkes $3,500 

Lot  5,  Elizabeth  Court  addn  to  Oak  Park,  July  23, 

’85,  J WScoville  to  Edwd  Payson  $1,600 

Lot  3 of  lots  1 to  13  etc,  b 1,  Wilson  & St  Clair’s  sub 
in  Austinville,  Jan  22,  H H Upp  to  Eliza  Milnes, 

$2,000 

E 151-6  acs  of  w 21)1  acs  of  w half  sw  qr  s of  road, 
and  n of  12th  st,  15  39  13, , J P Neal  to  Chica- 
go & Gt  Western  R R Co *15,167 

EVANSTON. 

(Ex  e 50  ft)  s half  lot  3,  Co  Clerk’s  sub  in  n half  19 
41  14,  Feb  11,  Nicholas  Alt  to  C E Se  Lake  Supr 

Rwy  Co *600 

Lot  15  b 7,  Keeney  Se  Rinn’s  add,  Sept  20,  C J Ham- 

bleton  to  T D Breese *250 

Lot  T b21  North  Evanston,  Sept  1,  Wm  Richards  to. 

N Culver  . . *250 

Lot  5 b 37  Evanston,  Jan  7,  T H Traver  to  Addle  J 

Mershon $1,500 

Lot  17  b 6;  lot  13  b 9;  Keeney  Se  Rinn’s  add,  Oct  22, 

’84,  N Feipel  to  Adam  Mares $6,000 

Lots  15  and  18  b 6;  lot  14  b 9,  Feb  5,  P Rische  to  C 

E Se  Lake  Supr  Rwy  Co $7,500 

Lot  8 b 43,  Rogers’  Park,  Jan  25,  Chas  H Morse  to 

J W Kean *400 

Lots  1 to  4 9 10  15  16  17  b 23  lot  11  block  44,  Rogers’ 

Park, , Levi  Grant  to  W J Murphy, 

.. $5,375 


JEFFERSON, 

Lot  48  blk  2,  Hartley’s  addn  to  Pennock,  Feb  6,  J F 

Keeney  to  G Merz *350 

Lot  29  b 50,  Jefferson,  Feb  12,  F H Kuehsel  to  Lau- 
ra Sanford *500 

Lots  17  and  18  of  lot  1 b 2,  Cobb’s  sub  in  sw  Y\  19  40 
13  February  10,  H G Boughman  to  Julia  A Ward 

’ $120 

Lots’  i3  to  18  b 2,  Dunning’s  sub  ne  qr  ne  qr  19  40  13. 
Feb  2,  A Dunning  to  W Koch *1,500 


Milwaukee  av,  nw  of  and  near  Central  Park 
av,  part  of  lots  8 and  9,  Jan  16;  M Mc- 
Neill to  P E Stanley $500 


Lot  25  b 18,  Linden  Grove,  Feb  9,  Ida  Se  C C Haskin 

to  Edgar  H Carson .$500 

Lot  22  b 22,  University  sub  in  7 38  14,  Sept  25,  Loisa 

A Dewey  to  Chas  V Smith  $200 

Lot  1 and  n 15  ft  lot  2 b 5,  University  sub  of  Engle- 
wood. Feb  11,  E N and  J W Barney  to  Aloe  M 

Caulkins *846 

Lot  14  b 10,  Schorling’s  sub  pt  lot  1 in  33  38  14,  J an 

8,  A Schorling  to  T J Hickey *495 

Lots  21  and  22,  Bell’s  sub  in  sw  qr  17  38 14, , 

Master  in  Chancery  to  Mary  H Knowles *31 

Lots  54  and  55  blk  3,  Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  20 
38  14,  June  26,  R S Cox  to  John  B Lind9trom, 

$400 

S 58  5-10  ft  lot  5 and  n 94  3-10  ft  lot  6 b 2,  Barnum 
Grove,  Feb  4,  Maggie  E Kilgore  to  McDrake, 

$8,050 

S 50  ft  of  n 51  ft  of  lot  10  blk  5,  same,  Feb  4,  M C 

Drake  to  Mary  Noble  $6,500 

(Ex  w 58  ft)  s 50  ft  lot  5 and  n 15  ft  lot  8 b 13,  Lin- 
den Grove,  Sept  30,  E W Mick  to  Amanda  H Mick 

$1,300 


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NEW  TBIEB.  _ 

Lots  18  to  21  b 4 of  blks  29  to  34,  Wilmette,  Jan  29. 

H A Dingie  to  F B Mallory *900 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Lots  6 and  7 b 76,  Russell,  Mosher  & Robert’s  add, 

Jan  7,  R King  et  al  to  The  King  Se  Andrews  Co, 

...... $20,000 

Lot  35  Frey  tag’s  sub  pt  se  qr  nw  qr  8 3615,  Feb  2, 

J F Kuhlmanu  to  Fritz  Miller  *710 

Lots  15  and  16  b 2 and  lots  23  and  24  b 4,  Trumbull’s 
sub  in  se  H 23  39  13;  also  it  19,  Huff  Se  Mullen’s  sb 
se  qr  23  3913,  Sept  1,  '85,  J McG  Adams  to  A E 

Adams $1,500 

Lot  10,  b3,  Culver’s  Park,  Feb  4.  E H Gammon  to 

Louisa  C Snyder $200 

W half  nw  qr  35  42  11;  also  23)4  acs  in  w haif  nw  qr 
30  42  24;  March  2,  ’82,  Henry  Piepenbrink  to  John 

P Piperbrink $8,000 

Lots  5 to  8 b 3;  lots  1 to  3 b 4,  Taylor’s  sub  of  10  acs 
in  7 and  8 40  14,  Jany  11,  Geo  A Rollins  to  B F 

Weber *2,100 

Lot  6 b 22,  Norwood  Park, Dec  4, ’85,  E F Getchell  to 

N Harwood *300 

NW  qr  27  42  11,  Nov  9,  ’85,  H Snow  et  al  to  Chas  A 

Perry ** 

W 10  acs  of  e 30  acs  s Yt  n V4  sw  hi  27  41  13,  Dec  22, 

’85,  Chas  Lindermanto  F Rohr $2,000 

Lot  15  in  subdvn  of  se  qr  and  s half  ne  qr  b 7 b 44, 
January  4,  ’85,  Mary  J Troomey  to  Annie  Two- 

mey $1,800 

S 20  acs  of  sw  qr  sw  qr  12  42  12,  Jan  8,B  Kloepfer  to 

Antharia  Harmes $1,800 

S 24  ft  of  n 96  ft  of  lots  26  and  27  b 15,  Sampson  & 
Green’s  addn,  Dec  23,  G Enerding  to  JP  Neal, 

$1,000 

Lot  18  t>  23.  Brand’s  add,  Feb  12,  John  Kulla  to  Chi- 
cago & Gt  West’n  RR  Co $1,950 

Whalf  nw  qr  13;  e half  sw  qr  12;  e half  nwqrl4; 
nhalf  lot  8 b 10  ne  qr  11;  all  in  36  12,  Feb  4,  Hen- 
ry C Kuch  to  Wm  Stoehr $12,400 

Same  premises,  Feb  13,  William  Stoehr  to  Matilda 

Kuch ** 

Lot  4 of  nw  qr  7 36  13  (10  acs)  Feb  10,  H Ranch  to 

Carl  Beck *625 

Lot  6 blk  3 b 47  w half  etc.  17  39  14;  also  lot  70  b 5, 

Cochrane’s  sub  w half  se  qr  6 39  14,  - , estate 

of  John  Jahp  to  W Schultz $2,000 

Lot  36  b 2,  Goodwin  et  al  sub  w half  sw  qr  26  39  13, 

Dec  31,  George  W Cass  to  J P Birren *200 

(Ex  n 10  acs)  e half  ne  qr  20  40  12,  Oct  26,  Kathari- 

na  Joss  to  H Wiemerslage *9,009 

S 30  acs  of  above  premises, , H Wiemerslaye 

to  H Kulze $4,800 

Lots  43  to  46  b 61  Maywood,  May  28,  Ellen  M Ave- 

ray  to  O MBenson  $1,000 

Lot  11  to  15  b 229,  Maywood.  Dec  1,  T H Thompson 

Jas  Munton $3,000 

Lot  18  b 3.  Culver’s  Park,  Feb  15,  E H Gammon  to 

A L Olson *206 

E 2 acs  of  lot  4.  Ogden’s  subdn,  pt  otLa  Trombor’s 
Reserve,  Dec  15,  ’85,  A Jeske  to  A C Schmidt, 

’ . $300 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  & Co., 

ROOM  9. 184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 


Speeial  attention  Riven  to  the  interests 

of  resid"nts. 


Lots  47  and  n half  48  in  sub  of  e half  nw  qr  28  37  11, 
Feb  13,  T McGrath  to  T Mulvey $500 

Part  of  section  11,  39,  13,  Feb  12;  C H 

Evans  to  Chas  T Tyrrell . . .$3,000 

Lot  26  b 28,  Garfield,  Dec  15,  ’84;  J F Kee- 
ney to  F Breil $500 

Lot  35  e half  block  18,  east  half  sec  29  40 
14,  Feb  11;  J A Blomgren  to  E J Brach 


Special  Warranty  Deeds. 


Babcock  S D to  T B Bryan, Feb  8,  lot  14,  Spring  6ub 

22  39  14 $11,000 

Sheridan  S W to  H H Shufeldt,  Feb  10,  Its  7 and  8 

hi,  B,  S&S’s  sub,  1 38  13 $1,000 

Moninger  F to  J L Diez,  Feb  10,  pt  Its  34  to  37  b 72, 

Elston’s  add $9,000 

Johnson  W Y to  L Nelson,  Jan  8,  It  88  b 19,  7 39  14, 

$1,000 

Porter  H H to  M Featherstone,  Feb  1 pt  lot  5 b 39, 

Hyde  Park $2,800 

Loeb  A to  D L Jones,  December  5,  It  7 b 4 9 38  14, 

' $500 

Goodman  A C to  E S Warner,  Dec  29,  It  5,  and  pt  It 

6 b 11,  Cornell $2,250 

Hammermillar  W to  J W Eschenburg,  Jan  30,  pt  It 

64,  Bronson’s  add $60 

Hatch  W H to  E L French,  Feb  11,  e half  swqr35 

38  12 $8,250 

Read  E P to  C H Lawrence,  Dec  10,  pt  se  qr  15  39  13 

$6,000 

McNeil  M to  P E Stanley,  Jan  15,  pt  It  8 and  sub  Its 

4 6 and  9,  D K & C’s  sub  26  40  13  $500 

Hartwell  E S to  A F Bullen,  Feb  10,  It  6 blck  2 b 19, 

Kiezie’s  add $.6,250 

Cuthbert  W Jr  to  G E P Dodge,  Nov  30,  It  1,  e half 

b 3,  22,39  14 $1 

Travelers’  Ins  Co  to  F Moore,  Its  7 and  8 b 2,  23  39 
13 $800 


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Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Feb.  18,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  175  $1,395,899 

County 150  353,758 


Total 325  $1,749,657 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Feb.  19,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 94  $608,091 

onnty 105  322,770 


Total 199  $930,861 


qiJIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  AND  <*UIT- 
CliAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lot  16  b 13  Egandale,  Jan  28;  J C Ogden 

to  A Weston $150 

Same  premises,  Feb  5;  H Coombs  to  same 

$275 

Lot  20  b 6 of  b 1 e % nw  qr  8 39  14,  Feb 
9;  Simon  J Murphy  to  E E Crepin, 


Und  4-35  of  lot  15  (ex  n 19  2-10  ft)  and  of 
n 24  ft  of  s 29  feet  of  lot  5 b 28.  Elston 
add,  Feb  5;  F B Peabody  to  J B Gallo- 
way  $1,167 

S 93  ft  of  lot  13  b 1 Armour’s  sub  nw  qr  8 
39  14,  Nov  11,  A Gage  to  John  Short 

$175 

Lots  1 to  11  of  lot  2 b 14  w % sec  21  39 
14,  January  27,  J W Dalton  to  R Law 

$1,000 

E qr  lot  19  of  lots  2 3 4 b 62  nw  qr  21  39 
14,  Jan  20,  Marks  Harris  to  D Silverman 

$1,525 

Same  premises  Jan  14;  Anna  Weinberg  to 

Marks  Harris $1 

Lots  5 to  10  of  lots  1 to  20  Brighton,  in 
36  39  13;  also  10  acs  in  McCaffrey  <fe 
Murphy’s  sub  e half  se  qr  2 38  13,  Jany 
21;  Henry  Du  Pont  et  al  to  E I Du  Pont 

de  Nemours  & Co $1 

Lot  1 of  lots  13  16  17  etc  blk  5 Rockwell’s 
add,  Feb  9;  F H Clark  to  Lewis  E Clark 

$1 

Lot  9 b 1 Webster  & Perkins’  sub  in  se  qr 
8 38  14,  Feb  6;  John  Carne  Jr  to  D 

QuigR $1 

Lot  10  ne  qr  b 14,  South  Branch  addition, 
Jan  6,  Annie  L Beeson  to  Lizzie  Beck, 

$125 

Same  premises.  Jany  11,  Lizzie  Beck  to 

Emma  T Healy $500 

Lot  41  b 31,  19  39  14,  Dec  12,  Mast  in  Chy 

toF  Liska $1,200 

Lot  20  b 5,  Farlin’s  sub  w half  se  qr  25  40 
13,  Feb  13,  A Delfosse  to  G G Robinson 


Lots  32  to  35  14  and  part  13  of  lot  1 b 8, 
Sheffield’s  addn,  Sept  10;  Thos  Cook  to 

J H Kreles $ 

Lots  1 and  2 b 85  Elston’s  add,  Feb  8,  Gey- 
ehert  De  Clercy  to  Bell  B English 


S 6 ft  of  lot  11  and  15  1-2  ft  s and  adj  e 1- 
2 blk  90  west  half  27  39  14February  8; 
City  of  Chicago  to  H B Eastman, 

$28 

Lot  7 blk  1,  Sheldon  & Packer’s  snb  se  % 

28  39  14,  Jany  22;  Harriet  M Fuller  to 

Margantha  Abell $69 

Lot  8 of  lota  12  to  25  b 21,  Ashland  2d  add 
Nov  7;  R A Dowling  to  E P Wilce 


Lot  10  b 1 Bushnell’s  add,  »eb  8;  J D Wal- 
lace to  C H Kehl ® 


Lot  10  b 1 Bushnell’s  addn,  reb  10;  J D 

Wallace  to  C H Kehl $ 

Lot  12  b 16  South  Branch  add,  February 
12,  John  Crane  Jr  to  Isaac  C Ogden, 


$1 


Und  half  lots  9 10  15  to  22  b 29,  se  qr  17 
39  14,  Dec  30;  Hrs  of  Jno  S Miller  to  B 

Roesing $1 

W 20  ft  of  lots  7 and  8 b 60  Rnssell  M and 
Roberts’  add,  Feb  5:  Geo  R Grant  to  L 
Callighan $1 

Lot  39  b 3 Traver’s  sub  in  se  23  39  13, 
Feb  6,  P K Dederick  et  al  to  Anna  0 

Small $1 

Lots  78  and  79  b 12,  J <fc  Lee’s  sub  sw  qr 
20  39  14,  Jany  21;  F 'S  Henneberry  to 
Catholic  Bishop $1 


Lots  1 and  22  of  lots  11  and  14,  Newhall 
et  al  sub  nw  qr  15  38  14,  May  6,  J H 

Tabor  et  al  to  J Wright $i 

Lot  52  b 6 e half  nw  qr  8 39  14,  June  16, 

’85;  H H Thornton  to  S C Storer $1 

Lots  6 to  10  of  n 125  ft  b 3,  Lees’  sub  nw 
13  39  13,  Feb  11;  J Town  et  al  to 

Jesse  B Thomas,  Trustee $200 

Lot  18  and  s lot  19  b 4,  Keeney’s  addn 
to  Ravenswood,  Feb  11,  Emily  A Baker 

to  Ellenora  Bouton $i 

Lot  17  b 3,  Hundley’s  sub  of  13  acs  in  sw 
qr  10  38  14,  No  5303  State  st,  May  25, 
’85,  H Bogert  to  S M Remke  et  al, 

$50 

Lot  88  b 19,  7 39  14,  Jan  8,  F Dellicker  to 

L Nelson $io 

135x223  feet  nw  cor  Wallace  and  61st  sts, 
Feby  10,  W H Jones  to  Henry  H Upp, 

$250 

Lots  22  and  23  b 14.  Sampson  & Green’s 
add,  Jany  29,  A Toerpe  to  J P Neal, 

$2,000 

Lot  16  of  lots  12  to  25  b 21,  Ashland  2d 
add,  Feb  11,  R A Dowling  to  W Mur- 
doch   

Lot  10  ne  qr  b 14,  South  Branch  add,  Jan 
30,  est  of  A E Stewart  et  al  to  Emma  T 

Healy $i 

Lots  35  and  36,  Lister’s  sub,  w 3-5  s half  n 
half  sw  qr  sw  qr  16  38  14,  Sept  12,  ’85; 

H Bittleston  to  F M Jacobs $20 

Lots  20  and  21,  Stone’s  sub  pt  b 3,  J & L 
subdn  sw  qr  20  39  14,  Jany  29;  Taylor  A 

Snow  to  D McCabe $io 

Lot  23  b 18,  Bushnell’s  add,  Jan  26;  EH 

Sheldon  to  Maggie  A Kirk $20 

SW  quarter  of  lot  66,  Ellis’  East  addition, 
Jany  16;  AC  Goodman  to  C G Wicker 

$1 

Lots  1 2 and  3 b 2 n half  blk  3,  Borden’s 
sub  36  40  13,  Jan  27,  J Bruchleget  to  W 
EHatterman  $j 

Und  half  lots  24  and  26  blck  2,  Jackson  & 

Weage’s  sub  9 38  14, , S Pk  Com 

missioners  to  estate  of  Edgar  Loomis, 

$16 


Lots  24  and  25  b 2,  same  sub;  lots  11  and 
12  b 10,  Austinville;  lot  5 of  lots  1 to 
19,  Holmes’  sub  in  34  39  14;  Thos  Cross 
Jr  to  same $366 


TRUST  DEEDS. 

Alimert  A to  J H Ernst,  Feb  10,  It  8 of  Its 
1 to  5 b 8,  etc,  33  40  14,  6 yrs,  6#.  .$1,200 
Anderson  C to  A C Bosworth,  Feb  1,  It  34 
b L It  8,  29  40  14,  Lake  View,  3 yrs.  .$ — 
Aird  J to  A V Knickerbocker,  Feb  10,  It  9 

b 2,  It  E,  8 39  14,  mthly,  8% $2,300 

Ackerly  C E to  C S Harmon,  Feb  1,  It  3 of 
It  6,  etc,  b 2,  Rockwell’s  add,  mthly.  .$400 
Anthowski  K to  T Schintz,  Feb  11,  It  15  b 

48,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  6 1-2# $1,500 

Alberg  C to  A Kraus,  Feb  15,  It  11  of  It  2 b 

2,  Brand’s  add,  4 yrs,  6# $1,000 

Anderson  C W to  W Bartels,  Feb  11,  It  24 

b 2 of  b 3,  18  39  14,  2 yrs,  6# $450 

Albrecht  F to  F C Mueller,  Feb  12,  Its  17 

and  18  b 1,  8 38  14,  1 y,  6# $1,600 

Albrightson  H to  L Baird,  Feb  13,  It  22  b 

1,  8 39  14.  5 yrs.  6# $3,000 

Bednark  J to  J Campbell,  Feb  1,  It  51  b 12 

5 39  14,  4 yrs,  6# $1,500 

Brady  M to  H A Hnrlbut,  Feb  1,  It  98  b 

7,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  6#,  p m $600 

Buckley  J A to  J J Altpeter,  Feb  — , Its 
45  and  46  b 7,  32  39  14,  wkly,  8%....  $1,800 
Becker  J to  J H Ernst,  Feb  3,  pt  It  25  w 

Vi  b 10,  29  40  14,  3 yrs,  6}^#,  pm $600 

Brady  F to  J Kahn,  Feb  11,  It  40  b 5,  20 

39  14,  qrly,  8% $4,600 

Bevier  R B to  D E Fiske,  Feb  4,  It  28,  b 14, 

Brown’s  add,  LaGrange,  30  ds,  7# $38 

Burlingame  W F to  R Waterman,  Dec  20, 

It  25  b 2,  20  40  14,  qrly,  6% $650 

Braytsprak  J to  J Davidson,  Feb  15,  It  90 

b 4,  36  40  13,  4 yrs,  6# $400 

Bushee  B to  J Frake,  Feb  15,  It  3 and  pt  4 

b 7,  16  38  14.  5 yrs,  7#.  $2,500 

Budd  W O to  F B Peabody,  Jan  28.  pt  Its 
36  and  35  b 1,  16  38  14,  5 yrs,  7#. . .$1,500 
Bergman  E to  F B Peabody,  Feb  9,  pt  It  1 
°f  R 8 b 19,  frl  15  add,  3 yrs,  6#.  . $10,000 
Belzer  M to  J H Ernst,  Feb  13,  It  33  b 1, 

etc,  29  40  14 $1,000 

Brachvogel  W J to  J J Knickerbocker,  Feb 
10,  pt  It  5 b 7,  frl  15  add.  3 yrs,  1%.  .$2,500 
Butten  T T to  W A Bond,  June  2,  ’84, 14  36 

b 6,  Davis’  add,  4 yrs,  6#,  p m $500 

Benson  OH  to  S C Eastman,  Jan  9,  Its  43 

to  46  b 61,  Maywood,  3 yrs,  7# $700 

Boy lan  P to  L D McMartin,  Jan  1,  It  25  b 

3,  4 38  14,  2 yrs,  7# $183 

Beck  A R to  C F Clarke,  Its  1 to  3 b 71,  S 

Chicago,  4 yrs,  6#,  2 deeds $8,000 

Bremer  C to  F Koch,  Nov  19,  It  30  b 8,  32 

38  15,  3 yrs,  6#,  p m $250 

Campbell  J L to  S W Rawson,  Feb  16,  Its 
7 to  13  of  It  1,  etc,  13  39  13,  90  ds,  8#, 

$2,400 

Caulkins  A M to  D Eichberg,  Feb  6,  It  1 

and  pt  2 b 5.  21  38  14,  5 yrs,  7# $2,000 

Cohen  A to  C J Adams,  Aug  8,  It  8 b 1,  8 

38  14,  33  mos,  7# $250 

Crandall  F M to  H Rieske,  Feb  20,  It  7 b 

1,  28  40  14,  5 yrs,  6#,  p m $1,500 

Childs  J H to  J D Wallace,  Feb  8,  It  23  b 

12,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  7# $325 

Cheshire  S and  W H to  L Baird,  reb  12,  It 

2 It  3 b 2,  3 38  14,  5 yrs,  7# $1,000 

Crawford  H H to  G D Pease,  Feb  12,  w % 

It  7 b 1,  McGrath’s  add,  2 yrs,  8# $400 

Connors  J to  E Koch,  Jan  22,  Its  30  and  31 

b 1,  22  38  14,  3 yrs,  6#,  p m $180 

Calder  C B to  W T Dwight,  Feb  15,  It  27 
b 2,  Harrison’s  add,  6 mos,  6#,  pm..  $300 
Christian  T to  W C Fricke,  Feb  15,  It  32 
of  It  1,  etc,  b 5,  36  40  13,  2 yrs,  5%....  $300 
Cruickshank  G B to  G K Edwards,  Feb  8, 

It  10  b 3,  10  38  14,  3 yrs,  6# $762 

Carlson  J to  J R Parker,  Feb  2,  It  34  b 3 

32  38  15,  mthly,  7# $400 

Cowles  M E to  J W Scoville,  Feb  6,  It  2 of 
It  61,  etc,  b 8,  Rockwell’s  add,  3 yrs,  6#, 

_ $2,500 

Courtney  J to  J C Schumacher,  Feb  11,  It 

51  b 2,  20  39  14.  wkly,  5# $1,000 

Carson  E H to  J F Rhodes,  Feb  5,  It  25  b 

18,  21,38  14,  mthly,  8% $1,200 

Conway  P to  C A Burley,  Feb  10,  It  8 b 21, 

Ashland’s  2d  add,  1 y,  6# $3,000 

Cizek  I to  C J Vopicka,  Feb  9,  It  25  b 1,  25 

39  13,  wkly,  5# $150 

Corday  E L and  R to  F Gibbs,  Feb  8,  pt 
Its  63  to  66  b 91,  27  39  14,  3 yrs,  6#,  $8,000 


Cole  C E to  J Stern,  Feb  4,  It  5 b 6,  23  38[] 

14,  wkly,  7# $30( 

Cahtar  F to  L Mandl,  Jan  9,  It  61  b 8,  20 

39  14,  3 yrs,  7# $70( 

Carey  J to  E Adcock,  Mich  23,  ’85,  It  10*b 

3,  33  39  14,  Sept  3,  6# ,$28( 

Campbell  J L to  F H Dickey,  Jan  20,  pt  b 

23,  etc,  12  39  13,  5 yrs,  6#,  p m $8,35( 

Clancy  T to  F B Clancy,  Feb  10,  It  9 b 6 

of  b 11,  Rockwell’s  add,  3 yrs,  6# $66( 

Carey  J to  P W Snowhook,  Dec  29,  It  24, 

18  39  14,  5 yrs,  6% $1,80C 

Casey  M to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb  12,  It  5 

bl2,  19  39  14,3  yrs,  7# $40C 

Crowley  T W to  L Baird,  Feb  1,  Its  1 to  4, 
etc,  b 8,  18  39  14,  May  1,  ’88,  6#,  p m, 

' $4,650 

Connelly  P to  J E Otis,  Feb  15,  Its  1 and  2 

of  It  8 b 4,  29  39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $400 

Downes  M J to  J P Taylor,  Feb  16,  It  67 

of  It  3,  etc,  4 38  14,  1 y,  6# $500 

Dougherty  P to  H J Christoph,  Feb  12,  It 

11  b 6,  30  39  14,  5 yrs,  6# $7,000 

Davis  A S to  W E Smith,  Feb  14,  It  1 of  It 
21  b 1,  University  snb,  34  39  14,  Jan  1, 

’91,  6#,  p m $4,(00 

Dooley  J M to  J Mattocks,  Jan  14,  It  8 b 

15,  7 39  14,  3 yrs,  6# $600 

Drabek  C to  H C Morey,  Feb  16,  It  48, 

Nutt’s  sub,  20  39  14,  2 yrs,  7# $1,000 

Doody  P to  G G Newbury,  Sept  17,  It  42  It 

1 b 4,  30,  39  14,  35  m,  7%  pm $628 

Dunne  J to  J M Oliver,  Feb  13,  It  24  and 
pt  23,  nw  18  39  14,  5 yrs,  6#,  p m, 

$5,000 

Darmody  J to  W A Hammond,  Oct  23,  It 

7 b 2,  8 38  14,  1 y,  7% $300 

Delamater  F C to  H W Leman,  Jan  20,  It 

35  b 37,  25  40  14,  3 yrs,  7# $1,000 

Dyer  E to  S B French,  Feb  10,  It  39  b 2,  9 

38  14,  qrly,  6#,  p m $1,500 

Davis  H A to  H H Brainerd,  pt  Its  9 and  8 
b 13,  L,  L & W’s  sub,  11  38  14,  1 y,  7#, 

P m $2,900 

Doran  M B and  J to  J E Otis,  Feb  9,  Its  4, 

and  5 b 2,  9 38  14,  3 yrs,  7# $300 

Dolan  E to  A Peterson,  Feb  9,  It  31  b 27, 

Sheffield’s  add,  3 vrs,  7# $600 

Eldredge  J S to  F C Gibbs,  Feb  11,  It  1 b , 

3,34  39  14,  2 yrs,  6# $1,100 

Eastman  H B to  G B Swift,  Feb  8,  pt  b 90, 

27  39  14,  3 jrs.  6# $5,250 

Ernest  V to  M Sikyta,  Feb  10,  It  23  b 1, 

20  39  14,  wkly,  $800 

Fberhart  I A to  J T Dale,  Feb  11,  b 6,  14 

38  13,  5 yrs,  6#,  p m $10,700 

Flersheim  G W to  B Lathrop,  Jan  26,  pt 
Its  19  and  20  b 4,  2 38  14,  4 yrs,  6#,  p m, 

$1,800 

Flershiem  J P et  al  to  B Lathrop,  Jan  26, 

It  18  and  pt  19,  2 38  14,  4 yrs,  6#,  p m, 

$2,700 

Fleming  D to  L Baird,  Feb  13,  It  36  b 12, 

etc,  17  39  14,  5 yrs,  6% $2,000 

Finke  A to  J H Ernst,  Feb  15,  Its  4 and  5 
b 3 of  b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs,  6#,  $2,000 
Foint  E to  W Vocke,  Feb  11,  It  8 of  It  18, 

etc,  b 30,  Elston’s  add,  1 y,  6# $250 

Farrell  J to  J Stern,  Feb  10,  It  7 of  It  2 b 

63,  21  39  14,  wkly,  7# $1,000 

Farrell  E to  J Stern,  Feb  10,  It  8 of  It  2 b 

63,  21  39  14,  wkly,  7# $1,000 

Finley  T to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb  12,  It  9, 

4 38  14,  5 yrs,  7# $1,200 

Fitzineson  S H to  J Otis,  Jan  5,  It  31,  b 3 

of  b 17,  33  39  14,  2 yrs,  6# $350 

Fisher  A J to  O R Glover,  Feb  3,  pt  It  9 b 

15,  frl  15  add,  2 yrs,  6# $20,000 

Fitzpatrick  W P to  P A Mick,  Feb  16,  It 

18  of  It  2,  etc,  18  39  14,  2 yrs,  6 1-2#,$1,500 
Gleeson  A to  P Keane,  Feb  9,  It  7 b 17,  19 

39  14,  wkly,  8# $800 

Gange  M J to  W A Bond,  Jan  27,  It  39  b 

16,  35  40  13,  5 yrs,  7#,  p m $700 

Gange  M J to  W A Bond,  Jan  27,  It  39  b 

16,  35  40  13,  5 yrs  mthly,  7#,  p m . . . . $550 
Grady  D A to  S Dunlop,  Feb  2,  It  17,  Eu- 
reka snb,  4 38  14,  4 yrs,  6#,  p m $400 

Gould  R to  J W Scoville,  Feb  15,  It  6 b 22 

6 39  14,  mthly,  8% $500 

Greenebaum  M J to  H E Greenobaum, 

Dec  11,  pt  It  2 b 30,  7 39  14,  1 yr,  6#,  p 

m $400 

Gambinger  C to  P Mass,  July  9,  It  5 b 42, 

Elston’s  add,  wkly,  8# $500 

Gentzer  J F T to  H Felsenthal,  Feb  12,  It 
b 9,  6 39  14,  4 yrs,  7# $800 


Graham  M to  E Koch,  Feb  2,  It  3 b 1.  34 

39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $2,500 

Graves  S E and  O M to  H 0 VanSchaack, 

Jan  6,  pt  It  55,  etc,  36  40  13,  6 yrs,  7%, 

pm,  3 deeds $3,000 

Graves  S E to  J E Fay,  Feb  15,  Its  1 to  3, 

etc,  36  40  13,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m $1,500 

Guetsohow  S to  T H Schintz,  Jan  28,  It  19 
b 13,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  1 y,  7$.  .$200 
Gertsen  S H to  J Stern,  Feb  4,  it  16  b 17, 

35  40  13,  wkly,  7 % $800 

Gray  Z to  A Peterson,  Feb  13,  Its  7 to  9 of 

It  3,  21  38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $3,000 

Halvorsen  H to  F Lackner,  Feb  12,  Its  3 
and  4 b 9,  Redgely’s  add,  Sept  26,  8$, 

$5,000 

Hassett  P to  J Mattocks,  Nov  18,  It  52  b 

16,  7 39  14,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m $600 

Horsky  J to  T H Schintz,  Feb  5,  It  83  b 

13,  20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $800 

Hanson  S to  S R Hurford,  Feb  10,  It  17  b 

3,  28  39,  14.  3 yrs,  7% $1,200 

Hesse  A to  J L Day,  Jan  25,  It  7 of  ltJ6  b 

4,  Brown’s  add,  Evanston,  7 mos,  8%.  .$140 
Henson  J R and  P to  A F Hatch,  Jan  12, 

Its  14  and  15  b 2,  Hill’s  add,  Hyde  Park,_ 

3 yrs,  7%,  p $850 

Hadfuld  AWtoWT  Dwight,  Feb  10,  Its 
1 and  2 b 53,  7 39  14,  18  mos,  7%. . .$3,000 
Harnois  J T to  J Otis,  Feb  15,  It  72  b 3 of 

b 18,  33  39  14,  4 yrs,  8%.  p m $1,050 

Hruby  K to  V Petrtye,  Feb  15,  It  7 b 7,  20 

39  14,  wkly,  8% $1,200 

Hpman  R W jr  to  G L Paddock,  Feb  9,  Its 
1 to  7 of  It  13  b 23,  Carpenter’s  add,  1 y, 

7% $1,000 

Horneng  J J to  A H Veeder,  Feb  15,  It  6 

and  pt  8,  21  38  14,  26  mos,  8% $2,500 

Hochgesang  J to  E Koch,  Feb  10,  It  36  b 3, 

9 38  14,  3 yrs,  7%,  p m $400 

Hoole  H S to  J N Barker,  Feb  13,  Its  15 

and  16  b 2,  29  40  14,  1 y,  8% $250 

Hull  G N to  H A Hurlbut,  Feb  10,  It  36  b 7 

b 4,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 yrs,  7% $4,000 

Hind  C to  W F Lubeke,  Feb  16,  It  74  b 4, 

18  39  14,  4 yrs,  7% $1,200 

Hopkinson  W to  J G Holt,  Feb  16,  Its  4 to 
6 of  It  11,  etc,  b 13,  18  37  14,  3 yrs,  7%. 

$1,000 

Hetzel  I and  G to  E S Dreyer,  Feb  8,  pt 
Its  5 and  6.  Gray’s  sub,  36  40  13,  2 yrs, 

7$ $500 

Hartke  F T to  A Schoeverling.  Feb  16,  It 

46,  b 18,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $800 

Hind  C to  W F Luebke,  Feb  16,  It  74  b 4, 

18  39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $300 

Hemingway  S to  C Stave,  Feb  3,  pt  4 35 

14,  5 yrs,  6% $300 

Johnson  M and  T to  G D Pease,  Feb  8,  pt 
It  6 b 11,  Wrightwood,  5 yrs,  7%. . . .$1,700 
Johnson  S E to  D B Dewey,  Feb  12,  It  9 b 
4 of  b 3,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y,  6%%.  .$1,500 
Jacobs  B F to  W H Barry,  Feb  2,  It  24  b 1 

of  b 24,  7 38  14,  6 mos,  8% $500 

Jensen  P to  H C VaaSchaack,  Feb  11,  Its 
1 and  2 b 1,  36  40  13,  5 yrs,  7%,  2 deeds, 

$1,900 

Johnson  F S to  J T Hansen,  Jan  25,  It  17 

b 9,  6 39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $1,200 

Jacobson  S R to  J McConnell,  July  19,  It 

6 b 10,  33  37  14,  3 yrs,  8% $2,500 

Joslin  J W to  A Peterson,  Feb  11,  Its  13 

and  14  b 6,  21  38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Jager  J to  L Baird,  Aug  11,  It  13  b 1,  6 39 

14,  4 yrs,  8%. $600 

Ketchpaw  G A to  L K Tucker,  Jan  26,  It  4 
of  It  19  b 5,  S & G’s  add,  5 yrs,  8%,  p m, 

$2,300 

Kuhn  P to  F Lackner,  Feb  11,  pt  It  21  b 

52,  33  40  14,  1 y,  8% $460 

Kehoe  M to  C J Hambleton,  Feb  9,  pt  It  13 

b 1,  8 39  14,  demand,  8% $500 

Kalibera  F to  T H Schintz,  Feb  6,  pt  It  19 

b 13,  20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,600 

Kuhn  F to  L Mandl,  Feb  10,  It  23  b 37,  s s 

add,  2 yrs,  7 % $1,000 

Kerr  S to  W H Mortimer,  Feb  1,  It  6 b 4, 
Keeney’s  add,  Ravenswood,  1 y,  7%. . .$350 
Krueger  C to  A Pike,  Feb  9,  It  35  b 13, 

Lee’s  add,  3 yrs,  7% $1,400 

Kirsch  M to  F Sommer,  Feb  11,  It  3 b 8, 

Archer’s  add,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $1,000 

Kramer  W to  N Schintz,  Feb  15,  It  82  b 53, 

33  40  14,  2 yrs,  8% $1,000 

Klein  P to  H S Dietrich,  Feb  16,  Its  10  and 

11  b 42,  33  40  14,  wkly,  8$ $200 

Larson  S H to  G G Willard,  Feb  1,  It  4 b 5, 

36  40  13,  3 yrs.  7% $600 

Landt  B to  A B Mead,  Oct  31,  It  23  b 1,  3 

, 38  14,  2 yrs,  8% $1,916 

Ludevik  W to  0 Rubin,  Feb  1,  It  92  b 3, 

20  39  14 $800 

Lavezzono  N to  J Hutchinson.  Feb  16,  It 
20  b 35,  17  39  14,  18  mos,  8%,  p m.  .$2,600 
Lee  H M to  S L Boyce,  Feb  14,  Its  5 and  8 

| b 2,  8 40  14,  5 yrs,  8%% $2,600 

Loring  M A to  W Heckman,  Feb  3,  pt  ne 


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% 10  38  14,  2 yrs,  6$,  p m $10,000 

Lemien  J R to  M J Dunne,  Feb  3,  It  23  b 

1,  36  40  13,  mthly,  8% $500 

Lamb  S H and  W to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co, 

Feb  6,  w 1-2  n 1-2  It  6 b 64,  7 39  14,  5 

y,  5$ $5,000 

Munten  J to  0 H Benson,  Dec  1,  Its  11  to 
15  b 229,  Maywood,  May  1,  ’88,  7%.  .$2,400 
Maher  E to  J R Foulke,  Feb  1,  It  12  b 2, 

34  39  14,  5 yrs,  8% $4,500 

Moninger  F N to  F Sommer,  Feb  11,  It 

27  b 5,  Archer’s  add,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $400 

McGuire  F to  F Sommer.  Feb  2,  It  23  b 3, 
Walker’s  sub,  4 38  14,  wkly,  5 1-5$.  .$1,800 
McKinney  J W to  R W Hyman  jr,  Feb  9, 

It  10  b 1,  16  38  14,  5 yrs,  7$ $1,200 

Milnes  E to  G D Pease,  Feb  — , It  3 b 2, 

Cossitt’s  2d  add,  3 yrs,  7$ $800 

Murphy  T to  M C Neuberger,  Feb  12,  pt 
It  14  b 3 of  b 18.  Sheffield’s  add,  6 mos. 

8$ : $250 

Martens  C H and  L to  G Snydacker,  Jan 
14,  It  2 of  It  4 b 31,  17  39  14,  5 yrs,  6$, 

$3,000 

Moyer  E to  S W Rawson,  Feb  10,  Its  11  and 

12  b 17,  17  39  14,  60  ds,  8$ $5,000 

Meyer  H to  C Jorn,  Feb  13,  It  22  b 5,  28 

39  14,  2 yrs,  7$ $600 

McGrady  C and  E to  J R Geary,  Feb  15,  It 

6 b 6,  28  39  14,  1 y,  4$ $300 

Maloney  M L to  A B Mead,  Feb  1,  pt  It  17, 

Ellis’  e add,  2 yrs,  6$,  p m $1,000 

McNulty  J to  A Smith,  Feb  11,  It  104  b 22, 

7,  39  14,  3 yrs,  7$ $1,400 

Madsen  H J to  M L Paine,  Feb  10,  Its  1 
and  2 of  It  25,  16  38  14,  5 yrs,  7$. . .$1,100 
Miller  B C to  R W Hyman  jr,  Jan  18,  Its 
36  and  37  b 1,  24  39  14,  2 yrs,  8}4%  p m, 

$2,500 

Maher  A to  G W Kroll,  Feb  8,  s % b 5,  S 

& G’s  add,  wkly,  8$ $1,900 

McDonald  M to  J W Pfeifer,  Feb  11,  It  8 b 

4,  8 38  14,  wkly,  6$ $300 

Moss  W L to  D Williams,  Feb  13,  Its  50  to 
56  b 35,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  6$. . . $1,575 
MeGerr  FtoBR  DeYoung,  Feb  15,  Its  16 

and  17  b 1,  9 38  14,  3 yrs,  7$ $800 

Malmgren  J to  E Maynard,  Feb  15,  It  9 b 

2,  Pickett’s  add,  4 yrs.  7$  $600 

Noreen  F to  W Loeb,  Feb  12,  It  32  b 1 of  b 

7,  29  40  14,  5 yrs,  7$ $1,000 

Nelson  S to  A B Mead,  Feb  11,  pt  bs  1 and 

2,  7 39  14,  5 yrs,  6$,  2 deeds $9,000 

Novak  V to  T Kakac,  Feb  15,  It  21  of  It  3 

b 44,  21  39  14,  2 yrs,  6$,  p m $700 

Neff  M B and  A W to  W H Holden,  Feb  1, 

It  28  and  29  b 2,  12  39  14,  5 yrs,  6$,  $8,000 
O'Neil  J to  T Murphy,  Feb  10,  pt  It  17  b 

41,  s s add,  10  yrs,  6$ $2,500 

Olsen  A to  E Koch,  Jan  11,  pt  b 4,  28  40 

14,  3 y,  7$ $2,000 

O’Day  M to  J Foley,  Feb  12,  It  26  b 29,  17 

39  14,  mthly,  8$ $1,000 

Olsen  A to  E Koch,  Jan  — , lots  in  Olsen’s 
sub.  Its  6 and  7,  North  add,  5 yrs,  6$,  10 

deeds $58,000 

Ostrand  C to  J Smith,  Feb  17,  It  52  b 3, 

28  40  14,  3 yrs,  6$ $1,500 

Potter  T to  L H Davis,  Nov  3,  It  21  b 13, 

25  40  13,  4 yrs,  6 % $310 

Petford  C E to  E S Dreyer,  Feb  15,  It  58, 
Prussing’s  sub,  12  39  13,  3 yrs,  8%.  .$3,000 
Patterson  H C to  F C Smith,  Feb  15,  It  31 

b 29,  11,  38  14,3  yrs,  7% $650 

Phelan  W to  M E Murphy,  Feb  13,  Its  26 
to  28  b 1 of  b 40,  17  39  14,  1 y,  8%....  $650 
Place  E to  E Maynard,  Feb  12,  It  16  b 4, 

33  40  14,  5 yrs,  8% $4,000 

Perry  W to  J C Tucker,  Jan  27,  pt  It  6 b 3, 

Cleaverville,  1 y,  8%,  pm $4,000 

Post  G to  S B French,  Feb  3,  It  38  b 10, 
Kent’s  sub,  9 38  14,  7%y,  8%,  p m. . .$ — - 
Polk  J W to  S W Roth,  Feb  9,  It  58  b 3,  12 

39  14,  wkly,  7% $2,000 

Poncini  C to  J Nowak,  Feb  10,  It  9 b 12, 

25  39  13,  4 yrs,  7%,  p m $410 

Powers  C to  C F Schumacher  jr,  Feb  15, 

It  26  b 5,  etc,  18  39  14,  3 yrs,  6%....  $1,400 
Pettell  J to  D Eschberg,  Feb  6,  pt  Its  4 to 

6 b 7,  16  18  14,  2 yrs,  7% $2,000 

Perry  J to  H 0 VanSchaack,  Jan  20,  Its  12 

and  13  b 1,  13  39  13,  5 yrs,  7% $1,800 

Poncha  Zdenka  to  T H Schintz,  Feb  7,  It 
16  b 12,  20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $700 


Pisacka  J to  M Sikyta,  It  15,  19  39  13, 

wkly,  8%% $200 

Rosin  R to  J C Schumacher,  Feb  16,  It  14 

b 5,  S & G’s  add,  wkly,  5% $1,500 

Riedl  J to  C R Walleck,  Feb  15,  It  5 b 43, 

19  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $600 

Rossow  S to  J Rosenkat,  Feb  10,  Its  1 to  4 
b 18,  Butter,  W & W’s  add,  2 yrs,  7%, 

$2,000 

Roster  J to  C P Silva,  Feb  10,  It  162  b 1, 

33  39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $1,000 

Rounsavell  R C to  F R Chandler,  Feb  8,  pt 
b 3 of  b 4,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 yrs,  8%,  4 

deeds  $9,000 

Rush  E F to  W D Kerfoot,  Jan  15,  Its  13 
and  pt  14  b 12  of  b D,  Wrightwood,  3 

yrs,  8% $3,881 

Renne  A to  A E Barr,  Feb  10,  It  76  b 60, 

19  39  14,3  yrs,  7%.  . $2,300 

Rasmussen  N K A to  H W Booth,  Oct  30, 

It  3 b 3,  1 39  13,  30  mos,  8% $408 

Reynolds  W C to  B Lathrop,  Feb  12,  pt  ne 

H 30  38  14,  5 yrs,  6 % $14,000 

Ronan  M to  W T Dwight,  Feb  16,  It  12 

and  pt  13,  6 mos,  8 % $414 

Snyder  L C to  M Culver,  Feb  4,  It  16  b 3, 

Culver  Park,  wkly,  8%.  pm $100 

Siesman  A to  W Bartels,  Feb  i3,  It  2 It  46, 

etc,  19  39  14,  6 mos,  8 % $400 

Smolik  F to  A Kraus,  Feb  13,  It  46  b 19, 

20  39  14,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m $1,500 

Sowinski  A to  W Loeb,  Feb  11,  pt  b 10, 

Ridgeley’s  add,  4 yrs,  7% $11,000 

Schmer  J to  H G Foreman,  Feb  15,  It  38  b 

2,  24  39  14,  3 yrs,  6 % $6,000 

Swobda  J to  T H Schintz,  Feb  11,  Its  31 

and  32,  19  39  14,  5 yrs,  7% $3,500 

Stewart  A to  R Boger,  Feb  12,  It  15  se  H 4 

38  14,  5 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Scovel  J S to  R W Bridge,  Feb  13,  Its  39  to 

42,  26  38  14,  8% $500 

Schmidt  L N to  J Buehler,  Feb  12,  It  13  b 

1,  1 39  13,  1 y,  7%,... $500 

Steers  F to  G S French,  Jan  25,  It  11  b 1, 

13  39  13,  5 yrs,  7 % $550 

Swedberg  E et  al  to  M T Bowes,  Feb  3,  It 

4 of  It  6 b 6,  9 38  14,  3 mos,  8% $105 

Schoeninger  A to  J P Wilson,  Feb  16,  pt 

It  27,  Pine  Grove,  5 yrs,  7% $6,500 

Steele  A L to  J Holdom,  Feb  15,  Its  7 and 

8 b 192,  27  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $5,000 

Schneider  H to  H Rieske,  Feb  13,  It  54, 

28  40  14,  2 yrs,  8%,  p m $400 

Schoeufeldt  A J to  H C Zuttermeister,  Jan 

30,  It  20  b 17,  20  39  14,  1 y $500 

Sielaff  H to  B Lathrop,  Jan  25,  It  48  b 27, 

31  39  14,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m $350 

Schmidt  F to  G A Zanker,  Feb  1,  It  4 b 1. 

4 38  14,  3 yrs,  7 % $700 

Sullivan  J H to  H E Grcenebaum,  Jan  29, 
pt  Its  8 and  9,  Butterfield’s  add,  3 y,  6 %, 

$2,280 

Strehl  B C to  J McKindley,  Feb  9,  It  13  and 

pt  14,  11  38  14,  1 y,  7% $1,000 

Slad  F to  T Jaburek,  Feb  10,  It  31  b 7,  20 

39  14,  wkly,  hi $4,000 

Shedd  E A to  B Lathrop,  Feb  11,  pt  Its  17 

and  18  b 3,  3 38  14,  3 yrs,  6% $7,800 

Titus  B to  E W Russell,  Feb  12,  pt  b 19, 17 

39  14,  5 yrs,  8%,  3 deeds $14,900 

Thompson  A L to  F Sommer,  Jan  21,  Its 

35  and  36  b 5,  wkly,  51-5$ $900 

Toborg  H to  W Bartels,  Feb  13,  Its  27  and 

28  b 5,  Reaper’s  add,  2 yrs,  7$ $1,500 

Trumbull  L to  F Schraeder,  Sept  1,  It  2 It 

24  b 2,  24  39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $333 

Dpp  H H to  E Cook,  Dec  12,  pt  It  38,  16 

38  14,  3 yrs,  8% $2,500 

Upp  G B to  D B Dewey,  Feb  15,  It  32  b 1, 

8 38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $900 

Verth  A to  J H Ernst,  Feb  17,  It  1 of  It  29, 

etc,  Butterfield’s  add,  2 yrs,  7% $200 

Wulff  J to  Columbus  B & L Assn,  Feb  8,  It 
37  b 4,  Gross’  n add,  wkly,  5 1-5$.  . .$1,000 
Wolff  C J to  J W Scoville,  Jar  14,  Its  3 and 

4 b 1,  18  39  14,  5 yrs,  6$ $5,250 

Wing  T W to  C Lindermann,  Oct  21,  It  3 

b 6,  20  40  14,  2 yrs,  6$,  p m $1,100 

Wing  W D to  W P Conger,  Feb  1,  sub-lt  7 

of  It  1,  etc,  b 49,  o t,  5 yrs,  6$ $11,000 

Weiland  B to  F Schroeder.  Feb  12,  Its  55 

aDd  56  b 17,  30  40  14,  3 yrs,  7$ $350 

Wiemslage  H to  H Dierking,  pt  eH  ne  H 
20  40  i2,  Mch  1,  ’93,  6$ $7,000 


Witt  C J to  H C Zuttermeister,  Dec  21,  It 

1 b 2,  25  39  13,  2 yrs,  6$ $400 

Wodnansky  A to  J Novak,  Feb  10,  It  84  b 

3,  20  39  14,  1 y,  6$ $1,000 

Zadera  M to  T H Schintz,  Feb  15,  It  4 b 3, 

20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7$ $600 

Zahradrick  J to  F J Ring,  Feb  11,  It  80  b 

3,  20  39  14,  wkly,  8% $700 

Zimm6r  M to  F J Loesch,  Feb  10,  It  3 b 9, 

29  40  14,  2 yrs,  6$ $600 

I Warner  E S to  L Baird.  Feb  8,  It  5 and  pt 
! 6 b 11,  Kimbark’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  3 

yrs,  1^,000 


MORTtrAGEB. 

Altmann  J G to  J L Diez,  Feb  11,  Its  31 
to  37  b 72,  Elston  s add,  2 yrs,  7$,  p m, 
$3,400 

Bauer  F to  F D Cossitt,  Feb  12,  Its  26  and 
27  b 22,  1st  add  La  Grango,  — , 7$,  p m, 

$500 

Beagley  T to  J Murfitt,  Feb  13,  It  22, 
Humphrey’s  sub,  9 36  12,  3 yrs,  6$. . .$350 
Bohl  F to  H C Raetzman,  Feb  13,  It  1 b 4, 

Spear’s  add,  3 yrs,  6$ $500 

Beach  J W to  Bankers  & M B & L Assn, 

Jon  12,  It  6 pt  b 26,  9 37  14,  mthly,  8$, 

$690 

Bruschke  C J to  S Rickie,  Dec  18,  Its  11, 

14, 15,  etc,  Butterfield’s  add  (annually),  $— 
Bennie  J to  J Emser,  Feb  13,  It  21  b 22,  5 

39  14.  1 y,  6$,  p $1,300 

Beck  FLStoLC  Dalmider,  Feb  6,  Its  4 

and  5 b 3,  21  42  13,  3 yrs,  7$ $1,000 

Baezkowsaa  W to  W Schwankowski,  Feb 

12.  pt  It  12  b 19,  1 y $1,150 

Bradshaw  C to  J Stinson,  Feb  11,  It  4 b 13, 

19  39  14,  5 yrs,  7$,  p m $600 

Blair  E to  M S F Lester,  Mch  13,  lot  50  b 

16,  12  39  13,  2 yrs,  6$  p m $750 

Burridge  J A to  F D Cossitt,  Feb  1,  Its  46 
and  47  b 21,  4 38  14,  Aug  1,  ’89,  7$. . .$860 
Bryan  T B to  S D Babcock,  Feb  12,  pt  It 
14,  nw  % 22  39  14,  3 y,  6$,  p m . . . . $8,250 
Blundin  J L to  School  Tr  39  13,  , 5 y, 

$200 

Bermingham  L to  E C Boardman,  Jan  8, 

It  26  b 1,  18  39  14,  2 yrs,  7$  p m $675 

Cockroft  I J R to  Bookkeepers’  B & L 
Assn,  Feb  9,  pt  It  5 b 1,  9 39  14,  mthly, 

8$ $2,400 

Cargill  H N to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Feb 
12,  It  5 of  it  8,  etc,  b 7,  J & P’s  add, 

mthly,  8$ $3,600 

Cole  A to  Englewood  B & L Assn,  Feb  3,  It 

40  bk  23, 16  38  14,  mthly,  7$ $1,000 

Dickson  S J to  S M Parish,  Feb  16,  bs  9 

and  10,  36  37  13,  1 y,  7% $500 

DeKoker  J to  C VanLoo.  Dec  4,  pt  It  5,  se 

H 10  39  14,  Apl  8,  ’88,  7i .$150 

Fisch  C to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Feb  11,  It  5 of  It  19  b 1,  Sheffield’s  add, 

wkly,  5 1-5 1 $200 

Foster  V W to  W Rickords,  Jan  25,  pt  19 

41  14,  3 yrs,  8% $4,000 

Fitch  C M to  P Stevens,  Feb  l,lt4,  Early’s, 

18  39  14,  7 yrs,  6 1-2$ $5,800 

Guretzky  A to  Humboldt  Park  B & L 
Assn,  Feb  12,  It  4 b 1,  36  40  13,  wkly,  hi 
$300 

Galloway  J B to  B E Gallup,  Feb  5,  pt  It 
15  of  It  5 b 28,  Elston’s  add,  3 yrs,  8%, 

$1,000 

Harmon  C C to  II  Cook,  assignee,  Feb  10, 

Its  57  and  58  b 80,  27  39  14,  3 yrs,  6£,  p 
$6,000 

Honliban  R D to  North  Chicago  M S & 

B Assn,  Feb  5,  Its  17  and  18  b 6,  29  40 

14,  wkly,  5 l-h% $1,000 

Hansen  T to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Feb  10, 

It  87  b 1,  29  40  14,  wkly,  h% $1,900 

Hayes  F W C to  N Poull,  Feb  9,  pt  Its  21 
and  22  b 16,  33  40  14,  2 yrs,  6 % p m,  $6,000 
Jones  D L to  C H JoDes,  Dec  7,  It  7 b 4, 

9 38  14,  40  mos,  7% $120 

Kolze  H to  H Wiemerslage,Feb  10,  pt  e H 

ne  20  40  12,  7 yrs,  8%,  p m $2,000 

Kundinger  J to  People’s  B & L Assn, 

mthly.  8% $1,300 

Kunz  J to  J Trandel,  Feb  12  It  12  b 5 44, 

Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs $100 

Koenig  E F A to  S Bielefeld,  Dec  7,  pt  w 

y2  sw  U 26  35  13,  7 yrs,  8% $ 

Kellogg  E H to  C Gorrell,  Feb  15,  It  5 b 4, 

Hyde  Park,  1 y,  8% $2,000 

Learned  E W to  L J Button,  Feb  8,  Its  9 
and  10  b 1 of  b 2,  Union  add,  Evanston, 

3 yrs,  6 % $2,500 

Laubeuheimer  B to  W R IV  eiboldt,  June 
30,  pt  It  2 of  It  31,  33  40  14,  3 yrs,  6$, 

f $3,000 

Leske  E to  A Neuman,  Feb  15,  pt  It  3 b 6, 

36  40  13,  5 yrs,  6%,  p m $500 

Leman  F E and  H W to  S B Jones,  Feb  12, 

pt  b 1,  3 39  14,  2 yrs,  8i $1,500 

Lorenz  W to  J Holland,  Dec  30,  It  5,  8 36 
15,  5 yrs,  7% $450 


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Leffler  J to  I Marks,  Feb  6,  It  3,  se  % 19 

37  15,  5 yrs,  7% $5,000 

Lame  — to  C C Earle,  Feb  5,  n % It  11, 

b 137,  s s add,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m $8,600 

Larson  A to  I R Harvey,  Jan  30,  It  19  b 3, 

2 39  13,  30  ds,  p m $140 

Larson  A to  I R Harvey,  Jan  30,  It  19  b 3, 

2 39  13,  wkly,  5% $400 

Mallory  F B to  H A Dingel,  Jan  19,  Its  18 

to  21  b 4,  Willmette,  4 yrs.  8% $690 

Molins  C A J to  W C DePauw,  Feb  11,  Its 

3 and  4,  b 4 Jones’  add,  4 yrs,  6%,  p m, 

• • $11,250 

McKindley  J to  N W L & B Assn,  Jan  19, 

It  25  b 3,  13  39  13,  mthly,  8% $600 

Pearson  L to  Ira  Gardiner,  Mch  21,  e 1-2 

sw  % 31  36  15, $ 

Plant  R jr  to  G L Hull,  Feb  15,  pt  It  3 b 

130,  s s add,  1 y,  8% $700 

Puerer  J M to  F Briet,  Feb  10,  Its  45  to  48 

b 20,  Garfield,  5 yrs,  6 % $4,500 

Patterson  W M to  F Moss,  Feb  5,  s % It  11 

b 137,  s s add,  3 yrs.  6%,  p m $8,600 

Roemer  C to  H Bertrand,  Feb  15,  s 1-2  w 

1-2  ne  %,  4 yrs,  8% $1,000 

Roberts  N W and  G W to  P Palmer,  Jan 
22,  It  13  b 2,  Palmer’s  add,  1 y,  7%.  .$1,500 
Riordan  D to  E C Boardman,  Jan  8,  It  24 

b 18  39  14,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m $600 

Rapp  J to  R Chon,  Feb  11,  It  5,  b 20, 

Brand’s  add,  ly,6?,pm $3,000 

Smith  J C to  G C Thomas,  Feb  17,  Its  13 

and  14  b 35,  Montrose,  1 y,7% $250 

Schwartz  C C F to  E F Hapgood,  Feb 
It  20  b 4 of  b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  4 yrs,  6%. 

P m ' • $800 

Smith  0 1 to  North  Western  B & L Assn, 
Jan  19,  It  21  b 2,  Dietz’s  add,  Irving  Pk 

mthly>  W ° ,$ioo 

Smith  J to  N Boeller.  Feb  11,  It  5 b 3,  of 

b 4,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y,  8%,  p m ’.$500 

Schmitt  J to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B’s  Assn 
Feb  11,  It  45  b 2 b 23,  31  39  14,  wkly  5 
„ yrs’  5?° $1,500 

Settmann  R aud  C W to  North  Chicao-o, 
Feb  11,  It  34  b 4,  1 39  13,  wkly,  5 1-5$, 

„ $1,200 

Schroder  E to  J Blankmeyw,  Jan  5,  It  4,  b 

1,  Culver’s  Park,  1 y,  7% $150 

Sullivan  D to  Equitable  Trust  Co,  Dec  28, 
s 1-2  it  23,  b 77,  Elston’s  add,  2 yrs,  6$, 

• $200 

Schaffrath  C to  A Schaffrath,  Feb  12,  it  24 

b 4,  Archer  av,  4 yrs,  8% $900 

Shedd  E A to  N F Nickerson,  Feb  10,  pt  it 
17  and  19  b 3,  Cleavervil'e,  3 yrs,  8%,  $6,000 
Voss  F C to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Feb  9, 
pt  it  10  b 2 of  b 1.  29  40  14,  wkly,  5$,  $100 
Willander  I to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Feb 

10,  it  17  b 1,  29  40  14,  wkly,  5$ $800 

Woodruff  F R to  E R Webber,  Feb  9,  it  20, 
Chandler’s  sub,  18  39  14,  1 y,  8%. .’. . . $600 
Ware  E A and  L to  H J Willing,  Feb  13 
its  77  and  78  b 98,  27  39  14,  5 yrs,  5%, 

„r $10,000 

Wegener  T to  H F Gudehus,  Feb  13,  pt  It 
14  b 24,  Johnston’s  sub,  6 39  14,  4 yrs, 

P m $800 

Williams  J to  Chicago  Perm  B & L Assn, 

Jan  19,  pt  It  18  b 4 of  b 4,  15  38  13’ 

mthly,  8% $1,000 

York  F to  Trustees  Schools  36  12,  Feb  13, 
pt  ne  % 9 36  12,  5 yrs,  8$ $200 


Boyce  EGtoHM  McIntosh,  Feb  13,  furn 

etc,  742  W Lake  st,  6 mos $35 

Bartollomassi  & Chiesa  to  A Equi,  Jan  26, 

saloon,  973  Van  Buren  st,  4 mos $2,5’oO 

Brown  J H to  C Babcock,  Feb  12,  furn,  etc, 

206  Sherman  st,  Apl  6 $’35 

Byrgier  F to  H Dettmer,  Feb  ”l,’ furn,  etc 

707  w 17th  st $170 

Bennett  G L to  W W Charles,' jan  ll/fum, 

etc,  93  Dearborn  av,  4 mos $369 

Blanchard  W to  E N Blake,  Feb  4,  horses, 


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CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Adams  CHtoJ  O Barber,  Feb  1,  horse, 

etc,  1316  Wellington  av,  2 yrs $250 

Annendson  A to  G J Williams, , lathes, 

etc,  49  w Lake  st,  6 mos $100 

Anderson  C to  W Sickerman,  Feb  — , it  34 

b 1,  29  40  14,  mthly,  6% $3,150 

Allen  E R to  G Nichol,  Feb  16,  piano, 

3203  Cottage  Grove  ave,  6 mos $130 

Abrahams  H C to  tV  L Harris,  Feb  12, 

furn,  etc,  578  Wells  st $87 

Atkinson  S to  S Richardson,  Feb  10,  boiler, 

etc,  219  w Monroe  st,  4 mos $40 

Barry  G to  M L Pemberton.  Feb  13,  furn, 

etc,  1019%  Fulton  st,  May  13 $36 

Barclay  W A to  O P Snyder,  Feb  9,  furn, 
etc,  1201  Wabash  av,  5 mos $100 


etc, 

Boyden  C J to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  15, 
house,  etc,  2523  Dearborn  st,  3 mos.  .$285 
Bokmann  J F to  0 L Swanson,  Jan  11,  % 

laundry,  mthly $300 

Luikait  L to  C Williams,  Feb  15,  furn,  etc, 

33  Grove  st,  6 mos $112 

Burgess  J to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  13, 
piano,  78  Blue  Island  av,  6 mos. . . . $70 

Brownell  S N to  J T Graves,  Feb  15,  horses, 

etc,  668  w Indiana  st,  1 y $105 

Bartlett  E A to  G R VValker,  Feb  15,  furn, 

etc,  2308  Vernon  av,  Nov  15 $109 

Burke  J to  \V  W Charles,  Feb  13,  horses, 

and  carriage,  355,Fifth  av,  4 mos $115 

Beard  J to  B T Johnson,  Jan  10,  furn,  etc, 

2955  Butterfield  st,  8 mos $60 

Blake  M to  J Cunningham  Son  & Co," Feb 

12,  carriages, , Sept  1,  ’77 $850 

Behrens  H to  P Mertern,  Feb  11,  furn.  etc 

27  Perry  st,  1 y $100 

Becker  J to  P Krohn,  Feb  12,  saloon, , 

4 mos $155 

Blue  H W to  D Windmuller,  Oct  8,  saloon, 

6 Wells  st,  2 yrs $2,000 

Braem  L to  M Seiven,  Feb  2,  saloon,  Lake 

„ View- 1 $ioo 

Burrell  S to  \Y  H King,  Feb  11,  furn,  etc, 

509  State  st,  4 mos $50 

Brockway  E A to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  4, 

furn.  etc,  1421  Wabash  ave,  2 mos $437 

Birdsall  F to  S Heyman,  Feb  11,  furn,  etc, 

350  LaSalle  av,  6 mos $75 

Baldwin  W,  jr,  toj  H Norton,  carriages, 

etc,  Lake,  4 mos ° $336 

Cook  S to  F J Mackey,  Feb  6,  furn,  etc, 

595  Halsted  st,  3 mos $’83 

Chapman  A to  Marder,  Luse  & Co,' Jan  25, 
furn,  etc,  34  w Monroe  st,  24  mos. . . $600 
Carter  M to  M Moorhouse,  furn,  etc,  471 

n Clark  st,  4 mos ^40 

Christie  J to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  12,  furn, 

etc,  195  Green  st,  6 mos $99 

Cornell  J N to  L H Loyd,  Feb  1,"  barber 

shop,  25534  Campbell  av,  6 mos $141 

Churchill  M A to  J W Fai thorn,  Feb  1, 
printing  office,  170  Madison  st,  August 

_ 1 $370 

Carlsen  E to  O P Snyder,  Feb  10,  furn,  etc, 

Jefferson,  3 mos $64 

Cooper  W A to  0 S Engle.  Feb  13,  furn, 

etc,  3919  Langley  av,  2 mos $960 

Carney  T to  J W Smith,  Feb  13,  saloon, 

594  Lake  st $780 

Chickering  N F to  W H King,  Feb  12,  furn, 

etc,  350  Madison  st,  6 mos $32 

Carson  J M to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  13,  furn, 

etc,  Englewood,  4 mos $91 

Carlson  A G to  E Kuauer,  Feb  13,  bldgs, 

1408  n Halsted  st,  2 yrs $800 

Couch  J N to  M S Babcock,  Feb  15,  furn, 

etc,  14  Ann  st,  1 m $211 

Crowley  D to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  16~ 

furn,  etc,  3235  Portland  av.  4 mos $65 

Crowhurst  C C to  E McNeil.  Feb  10,  bldgs, 

b 31,  22  39  14,  6 mos $350 

Carlson  FtoHM  McIntosh,  Feb  10,  furn, 

etc.  45  Webster  av,  6 mos $91 

Clemenz  J to  T Clemens,  Dec  1,  crockery, 

186  Madison  st,  1 y $2,300 

Crome  W to  M L Pemberton, Feb  10,  furn. 

etc,  369  Oly  bourn  av,  3 mos $35 

Christenson  M C to  W H King,  Jan  18, 

furn,  etc.  7 Tell  pi,  5 mos $58 

Conway  P to  L S Baker,  Feb  10,  mill, 

Loomis  and  21st  sts,  6 mos $4,500 

Dickey  C A to  J H Wood.  Feb  10,  furn, 

etc,  839  W Madison  st,  36  ds $108 

Dean  0 to  S Richardson,  Feb  10,  furn,  etc, 

394  Clybourne  av,  6 mos $53 


Doerge  L to  L A W Brush,  Feb  4,  furn, 

etc,  640  Milwaukee  av,  3 mos $42 

Debus  J to  M Moorhouse.  Jan  30,  furn,  etc, 

3002  Main  st,  3 mos $41 

Dunne  M J to  C Williams,  Feb  12,  furn, 

etc,  25  n State  st,  6 mos $65 

Dodge  W W to  J L Knill,  Feb  1,  grocery, 

etc,  512  Madison  st,  6 mos  $700 

Degan  N to  S Richardson,  Feb  15,  furn, 

etc,  29(i  5th  av,  6 mos $60 

Davis  S to  A Schaffhauser,  Feb  1,  furn,  etc, 

1234  State  st,  4 mos $27 

Darling  AN  to  T Kramer,  Jan  13,  furn, 

etc,  1612  Milwaukee  av ....  $100 

Dalton  T E to  C Wyman,  Feb  9,  wagon, 

etc,  501  n Western  av  5 mos $95 

Demattei  G B to  P Schoenhofen  B Co, 
Feb  8,  saloon,  362  Blue  Island  ave,  iy, 

^ $425 

Drews  C to  W Struckmeyer,  Feb  1,  farm. 

stock,  etc,  Leyden,  4 yrs $325 

Enright  J to  J J Weber,  Jan  23,  horse,  etc, 

190  Market  st,  120  ds $625 

Elliott  H N to  E D Cook,  Feb  3,  furn,  etc, 

76  Hill  st,  10  mos $90 

Eilertsen  H B to  J H Spear,  Feb  11,  furn, 

etc,  979  Clark  st,  5 mos $59 

Estabrook  E and  A to  W B Cowgill,  Feb  5, 
furn,  etc,  240%  Sangamon  st,  6 mos.  .$29 
Edwald  E to  A Schaffhauser,  Jan  22,  furn, 

etc.  200  13th  pi,  3 mos $58 

Emley  M M to  W N Alley,  Feb  11,  furn, 

etc,  1221  Wabash  av,  4 mos $233 

Ferguson  J S to  Hitchcock  & Sexton,  Feb 

10,  furn,  etc,  99  n Clark  st,  7 mos $900 

Finch  E W to  J H Norton,  Feb  4,  furn,  etc, 

710  Wells  st,  6 mos $232 

Fowler  G W to  H C L Rossman,  Feb  16_, 

laundry,  3851  State  st,  Mch  1,  ,87 $750 

Fister  J to  J Cullen,  Feb  15,  furn,  etc,  119 

Brown  st,  7 mos  $64 

Fix  C to  J J Hoch,  Feb  9,  bakery,  430  S 

State  st.  6 mos $500 

Fanning  A to  S Richardson,  Fob  11,  furn, 

etc,  147  Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $250 

Foote  J A to  S Richardson,  Feb  11,  furn, 

etc,  14  Willard  pi.  6 mos $95 

Fox  F H to  A Humphrey, Feb  12,  caligraph, 

114  Dearborn  st, $241 

Fighe  M to  O Ryan,  Feb  9,  furn,  etc,  57  w 

Qnincy  st,  6 mos $62 

Fontaine  T E to  J H Norton,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc,  970  Polk  st,  8 mos $206 

Felton  M M to  F J Mackey,  furn,  etc,  186 

Forquer  st,  4 mos $47 

Goodwick  H to  P Best  Brg  Co,  Feb  11, 

saloon,  1061  Lake  st  $400 

Grant  A to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  12, horses, 

etc,  2933  Dearborn  st,  3 mos $51 

Guest  J and  A P to  J D Spear,  Feb  10, 
horses,  etc,  347  Winchester  av,  6 mos.  .$58 
Gesick  G C to  S Richardson,  Feb  10,  furn, 

etc,  726  Elston  av.  4 mos $59 

Gleason  JTtoWN  Alley,  Feb  9,  furn, "etc, 

203  Frie  st,  6 mos $70 

Griffith  A A to  Beveridge  & Dewey,  Feb 

11,  furn,  etc,  Douglas  House,  Hvde  Park, 

March  7 $1,000 

Graver  W to  G L Carman,  Feb  13,  furn, 

etc,  53d  and  Clark  sts,  Aug  13 $848 

Garmeson  J D to  L A W Brush,  Feb  13, 

furn,  etc,  3711  Stalest,  6 mos $137 

Gatvell  M to  J D Spear,  Nov  27,  furn,  etc, 

292  N Franklin  st.  1 y $36 

Gabrielson  A to  F J Dewes  Bro  & Co.  Feb 
10,  saloon,  793  Lincoln  av,  73  ds . . . . . . $73 

Granger  J to  S Jonson,  Feb  9,  furn,  etc,  18 

Union  Park  pi $906 

Geldmacber  L to  Wacker  & B B & M Go, 

Feb  9,  billiard  table,  etc,  455  Lincoln 

av,  6 mos $125 

Grass  L to  S Stein,  Feb  12,  grocery,  2959 

Emerald  av $300 

Graborski  A to  J Stetzki,  Feb  11,  bldg, 

692  Noble  st,  2 yrs $700 

Howard  A to  A B Magoun,  Feb  11,  furn, 

etc,  512  State  st,  3 mos $21 

Halley  I N to  G Bell,  Feb  24,  furn,  etc.  104 

s Desplaines  st,  8 mos $238 

Howe  & Swanton  to  M C McDonald,  Feb 
10,  furn,  etc,  346  State  st,  1 y $2,500 


Hayden  R to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  15, furn, 

etc,  97  S Jefferson  st,  June  13.,. $28 

Herstand  W to  S Richardson,  Feb  12,  furn, 

etc,  749  Harrison  st,  8 mos $140 

Haas  M to  F J Mackey,  Feb  13,  furn,  etc, 

2702  Sheldon  av $44 

Heiberg  H to  W W Charles,  Feb  12,  horses, 

etc,  425  Irving  a>,  4 mos $448 

Hochreiter  A to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Feb  12, 
billiard  goods,  3506  S State  st,  5 mos,  $90 
Ilervey  R to  A Sternheim,  Feb  15,  furn, 
and  library,  116  La  Salle  st,  3 mos,,  .$400 
Henze  L to  J Bauer,  Feb  15,  furn,  etc,  145 

Kinzie  st,  1 y . $500 

Howard  M J to  M S Babcock,  Feb  13,  furn 
and  piano,  333  Aberdeen  st,  4 mos. . . $116 
Haurahan  W to  P Best  Brg  Co,  Feb  15, 

saloon,  147  Blue  Island  av,  1 y $100 

Hopkirk  G to  W S Wharton,  Feb  2,  furn, 

etc,  435  Larrrabee  st,  3 mos $90 

Hellenthal  C to  C H Soehle,  Feb  5, grocery, 

3600  Ashland  av,  1 y $743 

Holman  F F to  G L Carman,  Feb  6,  books, 

paintings,  etc,  Englewood,  3 mos $545 

Hensler  A R and  C to  A Crandall,  Feb  11, 

furn,  etc,  126  Wabash  av,  2 yrs $200 

Howard  O T to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  10, 

furn,  etc.  491  Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $97 

Heavy  B C to  T Bloom,  Feb  9,  horses,  etc, 

— Apl  16 $60 

Herringshaw  L M to  G P Dickinson,  Feb  j 
10,  machinery,  etc,  54  and  56  w Monroe 

st,  Dec  1 ,...$125 

Hayden  H to  G J Williams,  Feb  10,  piano, 

483  w 12th  st,  6 mos $80 

Havemann  O to  W N Alley,  Feb  10,  furn, 

etc,  52  Wells  st,  4 mos $35 

Ives  F to  J D Spear,  Feb  6.  furn,  etc, , 

Nov  11 $116 

Jobes  H H to  J D Spear,  Dec  14,  furn,  etc. 

, 6 mos $61 

Jowes  R to  J Schweyer,  Feb  11,  saloon,  15 

s Desplaines  st $500 

Jackman  G W to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  16, 

furn,  etc,  469  Harrison  st,  4 mos $154 

James  A to  H B Rogers,  Feb  16,  furn,  etc, 

318  Clark  st,  1 y $131 

Jackett  J M to  R W Reidy,Feb  15,  grocery, 

370  31st  st,  1 y .' $600 

Jewell  J M to  J B Murphy,  Feb  13,  laundry, 

302  Clark  st,  2 mos  $75 

Kennedy  F to  W N Alley,  Feb  15,  furn,  etc, 

337  Michigan  av,  6 mos $260 

Kerr  W J to  P Oeff,  Jan  13,  horses,  2135 

^ Michigan  av,  May  15 , $300 

Koehler  A to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  15,  furn, 

etc,  3044  Butler  st $55 

Klauber  P to  P Best  Brg  Co,  Feb  10, saloon, 

319  Milwaukee  av,  6 mos $100 

Kanter  M to  J Kanter,  Feb  10,  bakery,  555 

Canal  st.  3 mos $500 

Kyle  S to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  16,  furn. 

etc,  148  35th  st,  6 mos $52 

Klein  F to  A Schaffhauser,  Feb  9,  furn,  etc, 

307  e 24th  st,  5 mos $85 

Kelleaer  C W to  G J Williams,  Feb  — , 

horse,  etc,  317  s Halsted  st.  6 mos $300 

Kirchen  P to  Wacker  & B B & M Co.  Feb 
12  pool  table,  etc,  767  Clybourne  av,  ly, 

$125 

Kaumann  W to  C Williams,  Feb  11,  furn, 

etc,  60  Langdon  st,  3 mos $26 

Kosak  F to  F D Cook,  Feb  1,  furn,  etc,  566 

Centre  av,  6 mos $125 

Links  A F to  P F Kuefel,  Feb  13,  wagon, 

etc,  806  Halsted  st,  1 y $86 

Lewis  R C to  R T Whelpley,  Feb  13.  wa- 
gons, etc,  3524  Vernon  av,  Sept  1 $60 

Leahy  P to  M P Biddlecom,  Feb  11,  furn, 

etc,  29  Pearson  st,  5 mos $43 

Leopold  L to  J Jacobs,  Feb  13,  horse,  etc, 

38  Elm  st,  30  ds $77 

Leavitt  H S C to  C Kenuicott,  Feb  2,  furn, 

etc,  La  Grange,  3 mos $107 

Lywitzke  J to  J Baier,  Feb  8,  house,  379 

Sedgwick  st,  9 mos $300 

Logan  A to  C Wyman,  Feb  16,  horse,  bug- 

gy,  etc, ‘420  W Madison  st,  6 mos $99 

Louis  Valburga  to  C Williams,  Feb  15, 
furn,  etc,  43  Polk  st,  4 mos $55 


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Loeb  J to  C Sohaffner,  Feb  12,  turn,  etc, 

411  Madison  st,  wkly,  p ra $700 

Leuke  A to  H W Niedert’s  Sons,  Feb  13, 
wagons,  etc,  117  n Lincoln  st,  6 mos,  $202 
Lawrence  G W toJ  Wyman,  Feb  15,  dental 

office,  200  w Madison  st,  6 mos $73 

Liphitz  M to  G J Williams,  Feb  15,  turn, 

etc,  437  Harrison  st,  6 mos $413 

Lander  M to  F R Francis,  Feb  10,  turn, 

etc,  521  Madison  9t,  July  1 $200 

Linquist  H L to  H G Wells,  Feb  10,  turn, 

etc,  3203  Portland  av,  6 mos $55 

Lowe  O to  M J Kimball,  Feb  9,  turn,  etc, 

499  Lake  st,  3 mos $86 

McElroy  J A to  W S Lasher,  Feb  9,  turn, 

etc,  3925  Prairie  av,  5 mos $125 

McGarry  J A to  G E Baker,  Feb  10,  turn, 

etc,  637  n Halsted  st $78 

Morgan  F to  M Moorhouse,  Feb  10,  turn, 

etc,  115  Ewing  st,  3 mos $64 

McCarthy  D to  W O Robinson, 'Oct  24, 

turn  and  piano,  175  Sherman  pi $248 

McPhillips  J to  T Boyle,  Feb  10,  horses, 

etc,  564  Wabash  av,  4 mos $309 

Midderdorf  G F to  J D Spear,  Feb  8,  turn, 

and  piano,  — - Indiana  st,  6 mos $108 

Markham  L to  H M McIntosh.  Feb  10, 

turn,  etc,  718  s Halsted  st,  6 mos $68 

McFarland  E to  B Axman,  Feb  6,  turn,  etc, 

2630  State  st,  Nov  6 $42 

Mease  S to  S Ream,  Feb  10,  library,  3418 

Rhodes  sv.  2 yrs $400 

Madermeier  C to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  10, 

turn  etc,  521  n Clark  st,  6 mos $76 

Mitchell  I M to  G J Williams,  Feb  10,  turn, 

etc,  232  Wabash  av,  6 mos $500 

McCarthy  D W to  W W Charles,  Feb  13, 

turn,  etc,  549  Duncan  Park,  3 mos $5. 

Meyer  M to  M L Harris,  Jan  27,  fnrn,  etc, 

334  Austin  av,  4 mos $( 

McGinnis  J to  P Olff,  Feb  15,  horses; 

2508  Butterfield  st,  3 mos $322 

Murray  J to  C Williams,  , turn,  etc, 

223  Desplaines  st.  6 mos $60 

Meisal  E to  C Williams,  Feb  15,  bldgs, 
lease,  etc,  It  40  b 8,  Newberry’s  sub,  4 

39  14,  2 yrs $125 

Mansfield  J A to  P H Whitney,  Feb  13, 

turn,  etc,  26  Delaware  pi,  3 mos $94 

Mickler  M C to  C E Baker,  Feb  15,  turn, 

etc,  280  n Clark  st,  6 mos $65 

Morss  S E to  J W Gamble,  tr,  Feb  15, 


turn,  etc,  10  and  14  Harrison  st,  Apl  1, 

>77 $3,200  ! Stark  A to  L H Lloyd,  Feb  10,  turn 

McDonnell  J to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  — , j 107  Morgan  st,  1 m 


Payne  S to  F J Mackey,  Dec  14,  turn,  etc, 

518  State  st,  4 mos $76 

Polley  A to  F Schuetts,  Feb  10,  horse  and 
wagon,  bakery,  etc,  68  Webster  av,  1 y, 

6%  . $200 

Payne  J to  J A Ziehn,  Feb  13,  horse,  and 

wagon,  66  Wendell  st,  3 mos $208 

Peck  & Downs  to  S Wharton,  Feb  15,  turn, 

etc,  123  Monroe  st,  Mch  11 $300 

Pertsch  O to  H Stoffers,  Feb  II,  saloon,  41 

Kinzie  st  $1,100 

Powl  J to  Bartholomas  & B Brg  Co,  Feb  10, 

saloon,  572  Jefferson  st,  1 y $3,115 

Perkins  D W to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  10, 
turn  and  piano,  77  Bryant  av,  4 m. . .$180 
Perr  J S to  J D Freeman,  Dec  15,  horses, 

etc,  303  Austin  av,  wkly $325 

Roden  G to  S Richardson,  Feb  9,  turn,  etc, 

212  Bushnell  st,  3 mos $37 

Roon  N to  S Richardson,  Feb  10,  turn,  etc, 

496  Webster  av,  4 mos $68 

Rowe  H W 10  0 P Snyder,  Feb  12,  turn, 

etc,  480  Webster  av,  3 mos $24 

Reilly  M to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  12,  horses, 
etc,  California  av  and  31st,  st,  5 mos,  $125 
Redner  A W to  G J Williams,  Feb  12,  turn, 

etc,  Lill  & Sheffield  avs,  6 mos $150 

Remington  B F to  C Williams,  Feb  13, 

furn,  1248  Van  Buren  st,  3 mos $41 

Ranek  M & C to  C Williams,  Feb  13,  furn, 

etc,  34  O’Brien  st.  4 mos $40 

Russell  N A to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  16, 
plainers,  etc,  253  E 20th  st,  2 mos.  . .$220 
Reseveur  N to  J H Spear.  Feb  10,  machy, 

etc,  105  Ctybourne  av,  5 mos $110 

"Ihodes  R E to  W N Alley,  Feb  10,  furn, 

etc,  2713  State  st,  3 mos $39 

Roney  J W to  M J Walker,  Feb  10,  furn, 

etc,  623  w Lake  st,  30  ds $40 

Reichard  L F to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  10, 
barber  shop,  600  N Wells  st,  6 mos ....  $40 
Russell  R to  M Pettillon,  Feb  1.  furn  and 

lease,  163  Adams  st,  1 y $1,000 

Rosenbach  I to  G Wyman,  Jan  29,  furn, 

etc,  36  Pine  st,  4 mos $80 

Richardson  L to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  11, 

furn,  etc,  323  State  st,  3 mos $175 

Stoloff  S to  A Bernstein,  Feb  11,  furn,  etc, 

77  Liberty  st,  18  mos $81 

Schackly  J to  L Spitts,  i?eb  6,  piano,  88 

Harrison  st,  2 mos $105 

Sweet  H W to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  12, 

furn,  etc,  3704  State  st,  3 mos $350 

etc, 
.$415 


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Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 

manufacturers  of 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-0-K.-E-E-KT-S 

For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


furn,  etc,  156  LaSalle  st,  6 mos $57  j Sylvander^C  to  J 

Morger  H to  G J Williams,  Feb  12,  furn, 

etc,  1232  State  st,  6 mos $200 

Munzer  B to  A Bernstein,  Feb  11,  furn,  etc, 

111  Hurlburt  st,  1 y $63 

McLaughlin  P to  F K Allen,  Feb  12, , 

38th  st  and  California  av,  2 yrs $146 

Marsh  J N to  M R Boi  tree,  Feb  1,  furn, 

etc,  20  So  Ada  st,  2 yrs $300 

Maurice  J to  C Frick,  Feb  12,  saloon,  2607 

Halsted  st,  2 yrs $350 

McLeod  A to  W H Heegard  & Co,  Feb  13, 

furn,  etc,  Rogers  Park,  13  mos $110 

McCarthy  J J to  J H Spear,  Feb  10,  fnrn, 

etc,  383  Gross  Parkway,  6 mos $69 

Murdock  A N to  S Richardson,  Feb  13, 

furn,  etc,  317  State  st,  4 mos $365 

Manning  C to  S Richardson.  Feb  8,  furo, 

etc,  160  Jefferson  st,  4 mos $38 

McKinny  C B to  A B Magoun,  Feb  13, 

furn,  etc,  93  Washington  st,  3 mos $26 

Moore  L to  T Boyle,  Nov  10,  furn.  etc,  270 

W Ohio  st,  4 mos $49 

Mealor  J to  W V Webster, horses; 

etc,  39  N Sangamon  st $1,600 

Niederts  W to  A Lemke,  Feb  13,  furn,  etc, 

117  n Lincoln  st,  6 mos $203 

Nahum  M to  Mandel  Bros,  Feb  11,  furn, 

etc,  224  State  st $143 

Norton  R to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  16,  furn, 

etc,  156  W Monroe  st,  6 mos $55 

Norling  C to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  15,  furn, 

etc,  347  w Erie  st,  6 mos $83 

Newburn  J W to  A Schaffhauser,  Feb  5, 

furn,  etc,  358  Warren  av,  4 mos $127 

O’Brien  P to  J Delaney,  Feb  12,  horse,  611 

s Halsted  st,  6 mos. . .$300 

O’Keefe  A to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  15, 

horses,  etc,  11  Homer  st,  5 mos $97 

Odell  JBtoHM  McIntosh,  Feb  12,  furn, 

etc,  345  Chicago  av,  6 mos $260 

O’Connell  M G to  J D Spear,  Feb  11,  furn, 

etc, , 6 mos $49 

Peterson  J to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  13, 
horse,  etc,  1818  Emerald  av,  5 mos  ....  $55 
Palm  L F to  M L Harris,  Feb  12,  furn,  etc, 

52  n Ann  st,  6 mos $94 

Phillips  A E to  A Carmichael,  Feb  11, 

furn,  etc,  Lake  12  mes $171 

Popp  F to  C Williams,  Feb  12,  furn,  etc, 

101  25th  st,  9 mos $28 


Wyman,  Feb  12,  furn, 

etc,  42  Forrest  av,  6 mos $73 

Skelly  J A to  T Morrison,  Feb  1,  laundry, 

439  Clark  st,  1 y $742 

Shannon  J to  R Young,  Feb  13,  horses,  etc, 

118  Park  av,  2 yrs $2,450 

Spitz  L to  G Kneeht,  Feb  13,  barber  goods, 

wkly $177 

Sterner  S to  C E & L C Baker,  Feb  13, 

furn,  etc,  755  Adams  st $348 

Stevenson  J to  M A Wolcott,  Feb  11,  furn, 

etc,  2903  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $94 

Stott  C M to  M L Harris,  Fab  13,  furn,  etc,  I 

1222  Harrison  st,  Ang  24 $183 

Shaw  A S to  M Reeves,  Feb  8,  barber  shop, 

Englewood $100 

Shaw  H E to  E Bender,  Dec  28,  furn,  etc, 

■ , 2 yrs $300 

Scott  W to  J Cullen,  Feb  11,  furn,  etc, 

175  Green  st,  6 mos $135 

Smith  S to  L B Shields.  Feb  15,  furn,  etc, 

507  Victoria  av,  6 mos $50 

Smith  W to  J Cullen,  Feb  16,  store  fixt,  305 

Halsted  st $71 

Sohns  R to  Brunswick  B C Co,  Feb  11, 
billiard  goods,  74  Chicago  av,  8 mos,  $115 
Stuhlmacher  A to  G J Williams,  Feb  16, 
horse,  etc,  2903  Butterffield  st,  6 mos,  $132 
Stoffers  H to  L Pertsch,  Feb  11,  saloon,  41 

Kinzie  st,  Dec  3 $600 

Strulling  C to  W T Johnson,  Feb  9,  organ, 

etc,  2835  Quinn  st $70 

Schwahm  H to  J A Wizcher,  Feb  11,  piano, 

books,  etc,  Hyde  Park,  8 mos $140 

Sheppard  A E to  H W Scaife,  Feb  15,  furn, 

etc,  3,800  Cottage  Grove  av,  1 y $200 

Straw  J S to  J T Grenamier,  Feb  8,  furn, 

etc,  681  Madison  st $38 

Sturtevant  H S to  O Skinner,  Feb  10,  furn, 

etc,  532  Madison  st,  6 mos $25 

Stephens  A to  W H King  Feb  10,  furn,  etc, 

358  State  st,  6 mos $125 

Sewell  L to  B Axman, , furn,  etc,  3120 

State  st,  1 y $81 

Thacher  P to  M J Mitchell,  Feb  16,  furn, 

etc,  3030  Michigan  av,  90  ds $185 

Turner  G to  H B Rogers,  Feb  6,  furn,  etc, 

3042  Archer  av,  2 yrs,  8% $148 

Taylor  G L to  W B Cowgill,  Feb  13,  furn, 

etc,  423  N Clark  st,  5 mos $35 

Taylor  M J to  H D Lloyd,  Feb  11,  piano 
and  furn,  84  Sholto  st,  6 mos $68 


Tavlor  W H to  C D Tilbury, , furn, 

etc,  1177  Jackson  st,  June  10 .$60 

Yander  Tank  I to  P Licbteustadt,  Jan  27, 
horse  and  wagon,  etc,  Thornton,  June 
$140 

Walker  T R to  W B Thompson,  Feb  13, 
music  plates,  etc,  116  Randolph  st,  1 y, 
\ $175 

Wolcott  M to  M R Bortree,  Feb  13,  furn, 

etc,  249  Illinois  st,  5 mos $60 

Wade  R A to  T H Whitney,  Feb  12,  furn, 

etc,  1401  Washington  st,  Apl  23 $106 

Wilcox  E to  L B Shields,  Feb  13,  furn,  etc, 

972  Madison  st $114 

Wendling  P to  J Vogt,  Jan  11,  horse,  etc, 

Wheeling,  1 y $230 

Weston  G A to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  16, 

furn,  etc,  260  Lincoln  av,  6 mos $101 

Wenzel  F to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  16, 
horses,  etc,  827  N Robey  st,  6 mos. . .$130 
Watall  J to  R Masser,  Feb  16,  furn,  etc, 

130  4th  av,  18  mos $863 

Weise  A to  W Weinberg.  Feb  12,  furn, 

drug  store,  729  Halsted  st $1,400 

Wright  F J to  W W Charles,  Jan  29, 

piano,  671  Lake  st $110 

Woodworth  K to  W S Lasher,  Feb  15, piano, 

18  w 14th  st,  6 mos $66 

Weere  A to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  15,  furn, 

etc,  50  w Lake  st.  6 mos $247 

Weiant  H J to  0 H Blanke,  Feb  13,  furn, 

etc,  215  n State  st,  1 y $210 

Werner  C C to  C J Shields,  Feb  15,  furn, 

etc,  248  Illinois  st,  3 mos $88 

Worden  C M and  C E to  C J Shields,  Feb 

13,  furn.  etc,  63  Cass  st,  5 mos $487 

Washburn  S to  M Austin,  Feb  13,  furn,  etc, 

Hotel  Cortland.  Dec  1,  ’87 $2,527 

Weggner  L I to  J B Storey,  Feb  5,  furn, 

etc,  3034  Michigan  av,  6 mos $203 

Welch  M to  J J Owen,  Feb  19,  furn  and 

piano,  10  Gurley  st $115 

Wilde  W to  C E Wyman,  Feb  10,  furn,  etc, 

94  Rubel  st,  4 mos $38 

Warkley  M to  J H Norton,  Feb  16,  horses, 

etc,  133  Monroe  st,  2 mos $50 

Wilson  J A to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  11, 
furn.  etc.  5753  Wentworth  av,  3 mos.  .$25 
Wulff  J H to  Wacker  & B B & M Co,  Feb 
9,  saloon,  19  w Randolph  st,  Apl  30,  ’87, 
$900 


Wickman  A to  Mrs  H Wolf,  Oct  31,  furn, 


etc,  109  n Clark  st,  Nov  15,  ’85. 
Zerge  R J to  W B Thompson, 
horses,  etc,  423  Wells  st,  6 mos . 


Feb 


.$142 

12, 

.$240 


ASSI«SJIENTS. 


Larsen  N to  D Gillson,  Jan  30,  book  832, 

page  447 $225 

Spufford  H M to  C E Morrison,  Feb  15, 

Its  3 to  7 of  It  13,  etc,  16  38  14 $2,125 

Cooper  A W to  A R Marriott,  Feb  1,  book 

1655,  page  605 $700 

Baker  Bag  Co  to  Chas  Corby,  assignee, 
Feb  16;  assets  $2,757.73, liabilities, $2827.96 
[Mortgages.] 


BSUJLS  OF  SALE. 

Avann  T D lo  J M Rice,  Feb  15,  bldgs,  ma- 
chinery, etc,  S Chicago $3,500 

Belding  Mfg  Co  to , Feb  — , machy, 

Chicago  Lawn $10,000 

Dorzersky  L to  V Starman,  Feb  10,  horse, 

etc,  165  w 19th  st $310 

DeWolf  W to  C M Stott,  June  26,  furn,  etc, 

$250 

Haugtin  F A to  J J Kilredge,  Feb  13, 

saloon,  211  Blue  Island  av $500 

Hand  EWtoT  Bent,  Feb  13,  engine,  etc, 

53  Ogden  av $200 

King  R to  King  & Andrews  Co,  Jan  6, 

foundry,  218  N Union  st $28,000 

Kunowsky  E L to  J Harman,  Aug  28,  furn, 

etc,  1 113  Clark  st $300 

Lake  E to  A Newman,  Feb  6,  crockery,  etc, 

770  Milwaukee  av $1,500 

Rindeur  C to  L Rindeur,  Feb  10,  tobacco, 

143  North  av $800 

Reidy  R W to  J M Jackett,  Feb  15, grocery, 

370  31st  st $1,600 

Schoeppe  F to  Jacob  & Strassheim,  Feb 

10,  turn,  etc,  657  Blue  Island  av $225 

Schuette  F to  A Polley,  Feb  16,  horse  and 

wagon,  bakery,  etc, $500 

Styps  H D to  A Christian,  Feb  12,  grocery,^ 

117  w Washington  st $475 

Stott  A J to  W DeWolf,  June  16,  furn,  etc, 

1222  Harrison  st $200 

Tenney  L K to  A J Douglas,  Feb  11,  fnrn, 
etc,  300  State  st $400 


120 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &0., 

No.  824  W.  MADISON  Street, 


Obr.  fnctis  ftt. 


CHICAGO.  ILL. 


ADVERTISED  SALES. 


JIJDCiMEXTS. 

SUPERIOR  OOUBT. 

100494  Natnl  Broadway  Bank  v Aug-art  O 
Kebler  and  Albert  Nathan,  PI  stricken 
from  files.  By  defit,  $1,397.08. 

93670  Thos  M Hunter  v Alfred  T Andreas. 
On  finding  $200. 

96603  Wm  Kelley  v John  Hamler.  $8.40 
and  proc. 

100171  Charles  Morris  v Cheltenham  Im- 
provement Co.  By  defit,  $931.60. 

93687  Leroy  Payne  v George  Gale.  On  ver, 
$285.43. 

CIBOUIT  COURT. 

2837  O B Jacobs  v R C Mathieson.  $33  50 

2838  B F Fiedler  & Sons  v Louis  and  Jacob 
Remach  and  Dietrich  Kahn.  $200. 

2839  Manhattan  Stamping  Co  v T A Gettle- 
son  and  Wm  Maugler.  $93.39. 

2840  John  Tobin  v T A Gettleson.  $84.28 

2841  Heintz  & Baker  Co  v J H McKirdy 
$41. 

2842  Heintz  & Baker  Co  v A B Swayzee. 
$43.31. 

51130  Gustav  Settern  v Paul  and  A E Mc- 
Whorter. On  findg,  $78.93.  Appl;  bond 
in  20  ds  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

55292  E T Wright  et  al  v M R Davis.  By 
defit,  $533.40. 

55293  Horace  B Parker  et  al  v Same.  Same, 
$210.78. 

55294  A A Putnam  v Same.  Same,  $325.25. 

55659  Louis  F White  et  al  v Baker  Bag  Co. 

Same,  $3463.09. 

555.40  Thomas  C Hoag  v Edward  M P and 
James  D Ludlam.  Same,  $1751.35. 

55191  Edward  A Driver  v John  Q and  Jose- 
phine S Wells.  Same,  $464.89. 

54933  Frederick  W Becker  v Wm  Jaques. 
Same,  $539.11. 

55173  Thomas  B Boyd  v Edward  J and 
Charles  C Bode.  Same,  $350. 

55448  Clark  J Whitney  v Haines  & Whitney 
Co.  By  defit,  $4136  and  gen  and  sped  exn. 

2843  Daniel  Delaney,  use,  etc,  v John  and 
Mary  Hayes.  $24.91. 

2844  Daniel  Delaney  v Wm  Laces  and  Eliza- 
beth Kennedy.  $84.25. 

2845  Franz  Szczecinski  v Herman  and  Her- 
mine  Seekamp.  $200. 

2846  H D Goldy  v J M Allen.  $128. 

2847  Cold  Blast  Feather  Co  v Newberry  Fur- 
niture Co.  $158.46 


THE  PUBLIC  DOMAIN. 

GOVERNMENT  LANDS  NEARLY  EXHAUSTED. 

There  is  a widespread  feeling  against  alien 
Landlordism  in  the  United  States.  The  dis- 
tressing cry  of  the  poor  Irish  tenantry  of 
Great  Britain,  against  the  despotism  of 
landlords  there  has  awakened  a feeling  of 
alarm  among  the  struggling  poor  of  our  own 
country.  Already  an  alien  by  the  name  of 
Scully  has  acquired  a large  amount  of  land 
in  Illinois  and  employs  an  agent  to  look 
after  his  tenants,  who,  it  is  claimed  are  very 
very  poor  on  account  of  the  severity  of 
the  owner’s  restrictions  in  the  terms  of  the 
lease.  In  The  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Joubnal  of  Feb  6,  the  full  text  of  “a  bill 

TO  REPEAL  ALL  LAWS  PROVIDING  FOR  THE 
PBE-EMPTION  OF  THE  PUBLIC  LANDS  THE  LAWS 
ALLOWING  ENTRIES  FOB  TIMBER  OULTUBE.  AND 

foe  other  pubposes”  called  the  “Senate 
Bill”  and  designed,  (1)  to  protect  the  Jrublic 
Domain,  (2)  to  protect  the  valid  rights  of 
bona  fide  claimants  will  be  found. 

Governor  Oglesby  who  was  Chairman  of 
the  Committee  cn  Public  Lands  of  the 
United  States  Senate  for  four  years  and 
during  his  entire  Senatorial  term  served  on 
the  committe  and  gave  the  subject  much 
study,  says  iu  reference  to  a statement  made 
by  Dr.Loring  and  several  writers  in  the  North 
American  Review  to  the  effect  that  there 
are  yet  unoccupied  above  200,000,0<’0  acres 
of  Public  Lands,  and  that  “There  are  millions 
of  acres  in  the  United  States  that  have  not 
been  entered.  They  are  not  worth  entering. 
But  the  lands  that  have  a staple  value  have 
been  entered.  Uncle  Sam  has  no  more 
farms  to  give  away.  This  I say  generally. 
The  100th  meridian  separates  the  arid  from 
the  humid  region  in  America.  The  land 
within  the  humid  region  has  been  taken  up. 
There  are  millions  of  acres  within  the  arid 
region  not  taken  or  entered.  It  is  a ques- 
tion whether  they  are  worth  entering,  whether 
the  cost  of  artificial  irrigation  is  not  greater 
than  the  price  of  the  resulting  products. 
Now  the  result  of  this  exhaustion  of  the 
lands  within  the  humid  region  will  inevita- 
bly produce  land-hunger.  We  are  beginning 
to  experience  it  here  already.  When  I was 


a young  man  working  on  a farm  I could  any 
day  earn  the  price  of  an  acre.  The  work- 
ingman now  cannot  earn  the  price  of  an 
acre  inside  of  two  months.  Every  acre  that 
is  in  the  market  is  taken  up — snapped  up. 
I believe  that  $50  an  acre  is  an  average  price 
in  Illinois.  The  purchasers  are  nearly  all  of 
them  resident  farmers.  The  alien  landlords 
in  Illinois  are  not  numerous,  and  they  are 
mostly  accidental.  They  won’t  last.  They 
will  eventually  have  to  go,  But  Tom  Brown 
who  lives  in  the  same  section  as  John  Smith, 
would  like  to  have  Smith’s  acres.  When 
Smith,  for  any  reason,  wants  to  sell,  Brown 
scrapes  together  all  the  money  he  can  get, 
borrows  from  the  banker,  or  the  grain-dealer, 
or  from  whomsoever  he  can  borrow,  and 
buys  Smith’s  land  and  attaches  it  to  his 
farm.  He  pays  a better  price  than  the  non- 
resident, be  he  alien  or  citizen.  He  is  hun- 
gry for  the  land.  Every  greenclad  acre  is 
a gold-mine  to  him.  You  will  find  this  land- 
hunger  all  over  Illinois.  The  price  now 
being  paid  may  seem  too  high.  It  is  not. 
The  man  who  buys  at  $50  per  acre  now  will 
get  $150  per  acre  before  many  years  for  his 
purchase.  This  craving  for  the  soil  is  per- 
fectly natural  to  the  human.  You  find  it 
everywhere.  It  is  the  controlling  influence 
now  in  American  life.  It  will  become  more  so. 

“Do  I thiDk  that  this  land-hunger  will 
lead  to  the  creation  of  big  estates?  To  a 
certain  extent,  yes.  But  we  have  no  primo- 
geniture law  here.  Some  will  accumulate 
vast  tracts  of  land,  but  they  will  be  broken 
up  among  the  children  and  relatives.  The 
improvements  in  farm  machinery  will  tend 
somewhat  towards  the  creation  of  big  farms, 
but  big  estates  will  not  be  the  rule.  The 
spirit  of  our  laws  is  opposed  to  it.  As  long 
as  American  farmers  have  large  families — 
and  that  is  the  rule,  I believe — estates  and 
farms  must  be  and  will  be  divided.  The 
alien  landlords  will  have  to  go.  They  are  a 
luxury  we  cannot  afford.  American  acres 
must  be  owned  by  Americans.  The  system 
of  exhausting  American  soil  for  expendi- 
tures abroad  will  not  hold.  Mr.  Scully  and 
his  fellows  will  be  served  with  American 
notices  to  quit.  I know  Scully  quite  well. 
He  is  a very  mild-mannered  man  as  far  as  I 
know.  He  rents  his  farms  here  on  business 
principles  wholly.  I suppose  there  is  not 
much  sentiment  in  his  moral  make  up.  He 
is  a thoroughly  well-informed  man,  well 
read,  well-traveled.  Personally  he  is  all 
right.  But  as  a landlord  and  an  alien,  we 
don’t  want  his  kind  in  America.  As  I said 
before,  Americans  must  own  American  land. 
There  will  hardly  be  enough  to  go  around 
within  ten  years.  I presume  that  we  will 
have  75.000,000  people  before  the  end  of  the 
century.  I havn’t  thought  out  how  we  shall 
get  rid  of  them.  It  has  occurred  to  me  that 
perhaps  the  law  proposed  in  the  Iowa  legis- 
lature to  get  rid  of  the  aliens  is  in  some  of 
its  provisions  in  the  nature  of  an  ex  post 
facto  law,  and  for  that  reason  may  be  uncon- 
stitutional. However,  I have  not  studied 
the  matter  very  closely — and  cannot  of 
course  pronounce  on  the  subject.  Every 
proper  means,  however,  must  be  taken  to 
keep  the  lands  of  the  Nation  in  the  hands  of 
our  citizens.” 

LAND  INVESTMENTS  PAY. 

“They  may  not  now  but  they  will.  This 
is  not  a question  of  present  percentage.  It 
is  a question  of  future  accretion  and  appre- 
ciation. The  man  who  paid  $2  per  acre  in 
1850  did  not  receive  a large  percentage  on 
his  investment  that  year  or  the  next  one 
perhaps,  but  look  at  the  price  he  can  get  for 
his  purchase  now.  I hold  that  before  1900 
land  in  Illinois  will  have  trebeled  in  value; 
that  investment  in  acres  is  the  best  and 
most  profitable  one  that  can  be  made;  that 
a man  who  buys  land  at  any  price  now  can- 
not make  a mistake. 

“ Although  the  lands  of  the  humid  region 
at  this  side  of  the  100th  meridian  are  taken 
up,  there  are  great  possibilities  yet  for  the 
earnest  settler.  Some  of  the  lands  are  owned 
by  the  railroad  companies,  and  the  latter  are 
always  willing  to  sell.  It  is  just  as  comforta- 
ble to  buy  from  a railroad  company  as  from 
the  Nation.  I do  not  sympathize  with  the 
abuse  of  railroad  companies  that  have  ac- 
quired public  lands.  Why  we  begged  them 
to  take  it  from  us  in  return  for  opening  up 
the  country.  We  threw  our  lands  at  them. 
We  wanted  the  country  built  up.  We  begged 
people  to  come  here.  We  wanted  popula- 
tion. We  wanted  more  members  of  Con- 
gress, more  Electoral  votes.  Illinois  wanted 
to  be  as  big  as  Ohio,  we  now  want  to  be  as 


big  as  New  York.  We  were  willing  to  give 
our  lands  to  help  the  building  up.  What  is 
said  of  Illinois  is  true  of  every  other  State 
and  Territory.  But,  as  I said  before,  the 
railroad  companies  have  their  lands  in  the 
markets.  They  are  willing  to  sell  at  a fair 
price,  and  I’d  advise  every  person  having 
money  to  invest  to  buy  of  them,  and  not  to 
waste  time  in  thinking  about  it  either. 
There  may  be  some  railroad  companies  that 
have  not  fulfilled  their  contracts  with  the 
Nation.  They  may  not  have  given  an  equiv- 
alent for  the  lands  now  in  their  possession. 
Then  by  every  honest  means  have  these 
acres  restored  to  the  public  domain,  and  kept 
for  the  advantage  of  bona  fide  settlers. 


REAL  ESTATE  LAW. 


Helen  M.  Mix  et  al.  v.  The  People  of  the 

State  of  Illinois.  Filed  at  Ottawa,  Jan.  25, 

1886. 

Taxes — -Excessive  valuation — Fraudulent 
Assessment. — If  a party’s  property  is  fraud- 
ulently assessed  at  a greater  value  in  pro 
portion  to  other  like  property  in  the  same 
district,  he  should  have  the  assessment  re- 
viewed by  the  tribunal  appointed  by  law  for 
that  purpose.  If  he  neglects  to  avail  of  his 
legal  remedies,  he  can  not  contest  the  as- 
sessment and  validity  of  the  taxes  on  a bill 
by  the  State  to  enforce  its  lien  against  lands 
for  such  taxes. 

Taxes — Sufficiency  of  bill  to  foreclose 
lien. — A bill  to  foreclose  the  lien  against 
land  for  the  taxes,  etc.,  of  several  years, 
after  setting  out  the  taxes  of  the  yeara  1878 
and  1879  and  the  forfeiture  of  the  same  for 
those  taxes,  etc.,  charged  as  follows:  “That 
the  full  amount  now  due  upon  said  lands 
and  lots  as  shown  upon  said  collector’s 
books  of  the  year  1880,  for  taxes,  penalties, 
interest  and  costs,  including  said  forfeitures 
for  the  year  1878  and  1879,  and  accrued 
taxes  for  the  year  1880,  is  the  sum  of  $3,- 
687.40  and  the  amount  which  was  and  is  a 
lien  upon  each  tract  and  lot  separately  is 
shown  by  said  books,  and  said  copy  attach- 
ed opposite  to  each  tract  and  lot  separately 
and  respectively,”  and  prayed  “that  the 
said  tax  lien”  might  be  foreclosed-  Held, 
that  these  allegations  were  clearly  sufficient 
to  entitle  the  complainant  to  a foreclosure, 
not  only  for  the  taxes  and  forfeitures  in- 
curred for  the  year  1879  and  previous  years 
but  also  for  the  taxes  shown  by  the  collec- 
tor’s books  to  be  due  for  the  year  1880. 

Taxes — Presumption  in  favor  of  legal  as- 
sessment.— When  two  or  more  lots  are 
assessed  jointly  and  not  separately,  it  will 
be  presumed  in  favor  of  the  acts  of  the  as- 
sessor in  the  absence  of  a contrary  showing, 
that  they  were  so  situated  that  their  value 
could  not  be  ascertained  separately,  as  if 
one  building  had  covered  part  of  both  lots. 

Mortgage. — When  a mortgagee  nnder  a 
power  of  sale  sold  and  conveyed  the  mort- 
gaged premises  to  a brother  to  enable  the 
latter  to  raise  money  on  the  same  for  the 
former,  there  being  nothing  paid  for  the 
conveyance,  and  the  mortgagee  agreed  with 
the  mortgagor  that  the  latter  might  redeem 
after  such  sale:  Held,  that  the  mortgage 
was  thereby  virtually  kept  alive,  and  in 
equity  the  sale  and  conveyance  by  the  mort- 
gagee was  to  be  treated  as  an  assignment 
of  the  mortgage  to  the  grantee,  who  became 
the  agent  of  the  mortgagee. 


FEB.  20. 

Lots  8 9 10  11 12  and  13  in  bkl  7 in  Harriet  Farlin’f 
sub  of  s % of  w H of  se  qr  of  sec  25  40  13.  L J J Nis- 
sen,  Master.  L N, 

FEB  22. 

Lot  62  in  b 1 in  J H Rees’  subdn  of  blks  1 and  2 of 
Cook  Co  Court  of  Common  Pleas’  Partn  of  s of  w 
ha.f  of  ne  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  D J Avery,  Master. 
L N. 

Lot  41  of  sub  of  b 5 of  S J Walker’s  dock  addn 
to  Chicago,  being  a snb  of  all  that  part  lying  n of  W 
Branch  of  So  Branch  of  Chicago  river  of  e half  of 
sec  30  39  14.  H Waller,  Master.  L N. 

FEB.  23. J 

Lot  26  in  Roskopf  it  Lewis’  sub  of  parts  of  lots  12 
and  13  of  North  addn.  A H Robinson.  Admr.  L N. 

West  !4  of  w Vt  of  lot  2 in  b 56  in  C T’s  new  «ub  of 
lots  and  blocks  in  the  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14;  also  lots 
7 and  8 of  Wortendyke  & Spaftord’s  sub  of  lots  13 
and  It  of  b 63  in  C T’s  subdn  of  nw  % of  sec  21  39  14. 
Magdelina  Horenberg,  Executrix.  L N. 

Lots  20  and  21  in  T C Higgin’s  last  sub  of  b 7 i nC 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  I Numan,  Executrix.  L N. 

Lots  20  and  33  in  block  5 and  lots  25  and  26  in  b C in 
Harriet  Farlin’s  sub  of  s % of  w H of  se  14  of  sec  25 
40  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  1 of  b 2 in  David  Davis  So  add.  being  a snb  of 
se  qr  of  sw  14  (ex  e 83  ft  thereof)  of  sec  28  39  14.  S F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff,  L N. 

Sub-lot  17  in  sub  B or  lot  2 in  Springer  it  Pierce's 
srb  of  s 54  of  out-lot  30  in  S T’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14. 
H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

FEB.  24. 

Lot  6 in  blk  1 in  Meyerhoff’s  sub  of  w Vi  of  b 13  in  C 
T’s  subdn  of  w 14,  except  se  qr  of  nw  qr  and  ne  qr  of 
qr  of  sec  5 39  14.  J Dziewior,  Admr.  L N. 

MARCH  2. 

Lot  13.  sub  of  s half  of  64,  sec  I9  39  14.  S F Han- 
chett, Sheriff.  L N. 

Und  half  of  e 1014  Acs  of  n 14  acs  of  s 42  acs  of  w 14 
of  se  qr  of  sec  1 38  13,  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

MARCH  8. 

Lot  7 b 1 in  Sheldon  it  Parker’s  sub  of  sec  28  39  14. 
Margaretha  Abel.  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  2 in  sub  of  lot  113  in  Bronson’s  add  to  Chicago 
E J Whitehead,  Master.  L A. 

MARCH  8. 

Lot  46  in  S S White’s  snb  of  b 8 in  Johnston  it  Lee’s 
sub  of  the  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39 14.  John  T Noyes,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 

Lot  6 in  b 15  of  the  sub  in  sec  3338  12.  J R Custer, 
Master.  L N. 

MARCH  9. 

Lot  84  in  Spafford’s  sub  of  part  of  se  qr  of  sec  13  39 
13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  32  in  plat  in  R W Rawson’s  sub  of  se  qr  of  ne  14 
of  se  qr  of  sec  13  39 13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Sub-lot  3 and  4 of  Cosgrove’s  sub  of  lot6  1 and  2 b 
27.  Evanston;  also  sub-lot  2 of  lots  11  and  12  in  b 9 
and  lots  8 and  9 in  b 10  of  Dingee  & McDaniel’s  re-sub 
of  b 3 6 9 10  and  s half  of  8 in  Wilmette;  also  lots  1 2 
and  3 in  re-sub  of  B’s  4 and  6 in  same;  also  lot  2 in  b 
5 in  same;  also  lots  5 and  6 in  b 17  and  lots  2 3 4 and 
5 in  b 14  in  same;  ; also  lot  4 of  Assessor’s  Div  of  se 
qr  of  sec  14  41  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  11  in  b 1 in  Myrick’s  addn,|  being  a sub  of  part 
of  se  frac  qr  of  sec  27  39  14.  A F Stevenson,  Master. 
L N. 

MARCH  17. 

N 26  ft  of  lot  16  in  Kackubin’s  snb  of  part  of  e !4  of 
sw  qr  of  sub  4 39  14.  Wm  Gastfield,  Admr.  L N. 

MARCH  10. 

Westerly  half  of  lot  48  in  Desplaines;  also  *he  n 
Vi  of  lot  2 in  b 7 in  Parson  k Lee’s  addn,  being  part 
of  sec  17  41 12.  Geo  W Moser  admr.  L A. 

That  part  of  lot  69  in  Hall’s  sub  of  b 27  in  C T’s  snb 
of  w half  of  ne  V4  of  sec  17  39  14.  W B Okeson,  Sped 
Com.  L A. 

MARCH  16. 

East.half  of  lot  5 in  b 22  in  So  Branch  add.  Ann* 
Benizek,  Admx.  L N. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


J.  C.  Iff  A RL  AND, 

Slate,  Tin  and  Corrugated  Iron  Roofer. 

Manufacturer  of 

J.  HART, 

Manufacturer  of  Gilt,  Walnut,  Oak,  Cherry  and  Pine  Finished  or  Imitation 

ROOM  ASI>  CORNICE 

MOULDHV  GrS, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Sheet  Metal  Skylights,  etc.. 
Agent  Austin  Patent  Corrugated  Conductor. 

This  Conductor  guaranted  not  to  burst  from  freezing, 
py  Particular  attention  given  to  repairs  of  all  kinds.  -^£1  Telephone  41  7 1 • 

219  and  221  West  Lake  Street.  .....  CHICAGO.  ILL. 

Abo  make  a Specialty  In  putting  up  Mouldings  in  New  Houses  for  Hanging  up  Pictures. 

Office  and  Factory,  26  N.  Elizabeth  St.,  between  Lake  and  Rando  P >• 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 

If  you  want  to  save  your  Walls,  put  up  Room  Mouldings. 

J.  H.  PEARSON  & CO., 

Lumber, Lath  and  Shingles, 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds  and  Mouldings, 

Cor.  Canal  and  Lumber  Sts 

pg^"Our  superior  facilities  for  manufacturing,  and 
our  central  location,  enable  us  to  offer  Lum- 
ber at  from  $1.00  to  $3.00  per  M less 
than  this  published  list.®®! 

Chicago  Lumber  Market. 

YARD  PRICES-CAR  ROTS— DRY. 

THICK  OLEABS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — BOUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch $4  8 00 

1st  and  2d  clear,  114  and  114  inches  46  00 

3d  clear,  114,  1%  and  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  114  and  1%  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  114,  114  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select  22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — BOUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear...,,..... 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOABDS—  BOUGH. 

A stock,  12, 14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 1 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  f t 23  00 

D 20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet  15  01 

BOX  BOABDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — BOUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOOBING — DBESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 36  00 

B 34  00 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 17  00 

10  feet 15  50 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  15  50 
10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 16  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 38  00 

B 36  00 

C 28  00 

FLOOBING  STBIPS— BOUGH— 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 41  00 

A siding  strips 39  00 

A flooring  strips 34  00 

B „ 33  00 

O „ 24  00 

beaded  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  00 

B 20  00 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  %-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  % insh.,  6iDCh 32  00 

SIDING — TIED, 
is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet. 

A siding 

B 


J.  J.  W ADE’S 


AND  ALL-POBCELAIN 

WATEE  CLOSET. 


N^caaaj 


rjlHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

I also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  and  Globes. 


House  Draining  and  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


tel 


22  00 

20  50 

19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding 10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOABDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1%  and  1%-inch 13  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

,,  12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencingjjfor  dresiing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  $1  50. 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 

194  LaSalle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO,  ILL 

Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order. 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common ® JJJJ 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run H 00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  18  00 

1(4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 21  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2%-inch 55  60 

2 %-inch 00 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAB  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 ** 

Extra  A p " j 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 

Standard  Cedar 2 20 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00ft.  16  00 

2x8  „ 12  ('0ftl4  50 

2x10  12  50ft  l6  00 

2xl2l  „ 12  50ft  17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@14  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 2 00 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  (4  6 inch,  7 feet 10% 

% 7 inch,  7 feet 13 

% 8 inch,  7 feet 17% 

% 8 inch,  7 feet 9 

% 9,  19,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length 13 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

20  feet,  per  Inch 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2%  in $23  00@25  00 

Thicker 25  00ft  27  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 

OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Common  14  00@16  00 

Timber 17  00@19  00 

BED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d ... 20  00@22  00 

Stepplank 27  00 

Cull 10  00 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

1st  and  2d 65  00@70  00 

Common 43  00ftl8  00 

Culls 24  00ft28  00 

Extra  good 70  00@75  CO 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 22  00@24  00 

Common ' 14  00ftl6  00 

Cull 11  00@13  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 60  00@65  00 

“ “ thick 65  00ft70  00 

Cull 10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00@21  00 

Common 12  00ft  14  00 

Cull 6 00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00@30  00 

Cull 10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 32  00@35  00 

1st  and  2d,  1%  in  and  up 35  00@37  50 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 16  00ft  18  00 

Cull 5 00@  6 00 

Merchantable 13  00ftl4  00 

BIBCH. 

Good 20  00ft  25  0O 

Cull • 

BOCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00@17  00 

Cull 8 00 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00@16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00ftl5  00 

Cull 

Eog  run 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 23  00@25  00 

Cull 6 00ft  10  00 

Log  run 13  00@15  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 30  00ft35  00 

Coll 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00ft24  00 

‘Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00ft  20  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,':  nch 24  ou@26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00ft29  uU 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  00 

u “ rough 52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHINGLES— REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Bntt  price  pr  Ml 4.90  pr  M 

8qnareBut.ts  4.60  pr  M 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


JOHN  NORTHEN. 

"The  Practical  Furnace  Man." 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Seuvosb,  Nobthen  & Oo. 

KANUTAOT0BEB  AMD  DEALEB  IN  THE 

•FAMOUS  ECIiECTIC  HEATER.” 
The  Hackett  Patent  Orates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  its. 

E.  E.  NOYES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

Metal  Skylights, 

Tin  and  Slate  Roofing,  Smoke  Stacks,  eto. 

33-35  W.  Madison  St.,  CHICAGO. 

tST-  Contracts  taken  in  City  or  Country. 
Prompt  work  and  prices  to  snit  the  times. 

Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICAGO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


A.  1ST  ID 


Galvanized  Iron  Galvanized  Wir# 


PATENT 

GATES. 


NETTING 

PENCE. 

Partly  unrolled. 


$5.00  each,  with  hardware 
for  wood  posts. 


40  ins,  15c  lineni  foot. 
35  Ins,  14c  linear  foot. 
30  ins,  13c  linear  foot. 

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V A JL  U-tt  £^“GLARDS._« 


WISE  AND  IRON  WINDOW  CUARDS. 

E.  HOLENSHA.DE, 

Wire  Works,  136  Lake  Street.  CHICAGO. 


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170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  Oo.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE. Telephone  No.  1363 

HL  O.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


METROPOLITAN 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICACO. 


Ceiling 

DECORATORS. 

Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permissioa  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prnirie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave.  cor 
N.  Hoisted  St. 

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H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Bivd. 


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Penmanship, 

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FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 

Roofing! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

(CafT  Building.)  — 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ....  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


R.  HUGHES, 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  iu  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


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sheet. 

9.  A roof  applied  without  the  use  of  solder,  mailets,  seamers,  tongs,  or  fire 

about  -the  building.  - - 

10.  A roof  that  is  painted  by  a dipping  process,  in  which  every  particle  of  the 
shingle  is  thoroughly  painted  before  applying. 

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Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  9. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  FEBRUARY  27,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  10c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 

Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS — real  estate  and  loans I 

MISCELLANEOUS  MATTER II 

TABLES— Architects’  Reports  of  New  Building  and  Prices  of  Bldg  Material III 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET IV 

THE  RECORD - V 

“ “ continued Y I 

SUBURBAN  AND  COUNTY  TRANSFERS VII 

TRUST  DEEDS  AND  MORTGAGES.. VIII 

“ ‘ ‘ “ “ continued IX 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES x 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS XI 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— FORECLOSURES  XII 


Contractors  and  Builders,  Hardware  and  Lumber 

Dealers,  Architects  and  Tax-payers,  should 
Examine  the  Table 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St.  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
Room  37—184  Dearborn  St. 


JN . A.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

fflEMPWIMICI 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


F.  BUCHANAN. 

UNIVERSAL  FURNACE. 

Most  Powerful  and  Economical. 

306  Ogden  Ave.,  Chicago. 


H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans, 

Renting,  Insurance. 

92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 

219  E.  Washington  St. 


BRANCH  YARD: 

Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


73  Jackson  Street, 

near  State  Street. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

CHICAGO. 


2 1 9 Thirty-First  Street, 

near  Indiana  Avenue. 


Sanitary  Plumber. 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co., 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty 
Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  M.  Moore. 


S.  M.  MOORE  & CO., 


T.  H.  Webster. 


Insurance  Agents. 

Represent  the  ORIENT  INSURANCE  CO.,  Hartford,  Conn.  LION  FIRE  INSURANCE  00., 
London,  Eng.  LOUISVILLE  UNDERWRITERS,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Insurance  on  Dwellings,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all  classes  of  desirable  risks  at  reasonable  rates. 
South  east  corner  LaSalle  and  Madison  Streets.  CHICAGO. 


Y1,WIATT & co"  ROOFERS! 


OFFICE  AND  WAREROOMS: 

4525  to  4531  STATE  ST. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

G.  A. Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Will.  Hoskins  1 
ANALYTICAL 

m 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICACO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water.  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 

Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof*  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15.  150  I,a8alle  Street,  CHICAGO',?  ,.r 
Telephone  883.  ( 


/ 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Eeal  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 

ALLES,  JOHN,  JE.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


ANDERSON,  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 

153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 

BAIRD,  PARKER  E.,  Tax  Agent,  Room  7,  125  Dear- 
born street,  Chicago.  _ 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  GaSalle  Sti  eet. 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 


J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUICKSHANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

HEAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 84  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Eeal  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - ILLINOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 


BROWN,  IRA. 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 

CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 

piHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block 


non-residents.  Notary  Public. 

CL  A CLAUSSENIUS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 

COLE,  M.  1.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Rent! 

Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated.  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  I" 

Chicago.  Notary  Public. 

W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

leal  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agent; 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


D 


Loans,  88  Washington  street. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

R.E  ESTATE 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


Ave.,  Room  1,  Chicago. 


ur  32,  Bordeu  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 


Reference  since  1858  : Traders’  Bank. 


and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Horde. i 
99  Randolph  Street,  Chicago. 


ur  kers,  cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 


of  Lake  Street. 


Established  fifteen  years. 


ITAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
Ll  and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block,  _ 
couth  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago.  , 

UAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
XL  street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 

TTRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and  x 
l\_  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop-  } 
erty  for  sale  ; stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents  d 
collected ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block,  — 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  -w 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public.  \ 

HANSEN  & HARTIGAN, 

Real  Kstate.  Loans  and  House  Renting. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 

and  187  N.  Peoria  Street.  b 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

TT'BAFT  k GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
_IY  and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 

T.  P.  KEEFE,  1 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

WM.  LEAGUE  Jk  CO.. 

Eeal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents,  -j 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Btdg.  j 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

T YMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room  8 
1 1 25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  6old,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates  - 
carefully  managed. 

"I TAGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
1V1  La  Salle  street,  Chicago.  , 

MAURITZON  BROS.  - 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 

NATHAN  & JACOBS, 

Eeal  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty,  j 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 

/YSBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 
\_7  Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

“PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
_L  Rooms  96  and  97.  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  \ 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St.,  - Chicago. 

TV  EDFIELD  & BLAINE, Real  Estate  and  Loans  6134 
It  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 

T)  IEDLE,  FRANK.  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notarj 
It  Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS' 

Room  8,  i 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

1 QCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
k iO  kers,  79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

d Q CHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  k 81 
j io  Fifth  ave.,  Staats  Zeitung  Bldg,  Chicago. 
r W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 

QCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
n (5  Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public, 
e 

5 SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

k.  Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 

residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 

0- 

QTEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
iO  Island  Ave.,  corner  181  h street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
8,  erty  in  the  south* west  part  of  the  city  a speoi 

milORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
I Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7. 
I"  Chicago. 

a'  miDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
s-  I Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

AL  ESTATE,  LOANS 
RENTING  AGENCY. 


HO  Monroe  Street. 


. M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  Sc  CO. 

R,  E A I_i  ESTATE, 

4 EaSalle  St..  Room  17,  CHICAGO 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


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-eal  estate  and  building  journal  j 

(Established  1866.) 

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Snow  & Dickinson, 

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Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents.  


C.  H.  Puscheck. 


REED  & HURLBUT, 

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ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 
RAilLW.it T BONOS  FOR  SALE 


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S.  H.  KERFOOT  & CO. 

91  DEARBORN  ST. 

lorrosoondence  solicited. 


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W.  L.  BLOOD. 

C.  IJ.  GORDON  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

79  Dearborn  Street, 

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Unity  Building,  CHICAGO. 

North  and  South  Side  Residence  Property 
a Specialty. 


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Dealeb  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Acre  property  around  Chicago  a specialty . 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
Railway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


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H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

» 818  S.  EaLSTED  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL  > 

Property  in  all  parts  or  the  City  and  vicinity,  Bentfi 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  U1 
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CHICAGO. 

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C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS. 
99'Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 


Geo.  M.  Bogve.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  H B.  Bogue 

BOGrUE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Specm 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  ma“aK?“ent  °fa 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non- residents  carefully  looked  after. 


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SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Olo.ioa.go, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


D.  G.  HAMILTON.  p E-  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

96  WASHISfRTOS  STREET. 

CHICAGO. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 

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Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  From 
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88  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

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Reai  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  give"  to  the  ;nterests  of  non  reaidenH 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Rea!  Estate  and  Loans, 

07  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

ijgy-  We  give  Sped.'.'  Attention  to  the  Interests  ot  Nor 
residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

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KOOM  4 REAPER  BLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 
CHICAGO,  - - ILL 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents , 

149  La  Salle  St. 

Estates  Managed. 

. L.  TUENEB. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

B,©al  ^stat© 

Mortgage  X»©ans. 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Roal  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  ®E 
Commission.  Taxes  Paid,  Rents  Collected.  ^ 

Estates  Managed 


removal. 

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I EAL  ESTATE 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

— TO— 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell. 


Bruce  B.  Barney. 


Edw.  F.GetcheH&Gc., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


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CHICAGO. 


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FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  OLAY, 


Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

— TO — 

1 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Rooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdivider-!  ard  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  Sts. , Main  Flo0? 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 

JOHN  W.  BROOKS  &CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

No.  144  La  Salle  St„  Room  8. 

j£5gr°  Insurance  placed  in  reliable  Companies, 
Taxes  Paid,  Kents  Collected. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  city  bought  and  sold 
on  Commission . Interests  of  non-residents  carefully 
looked  after. 


JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

Room  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO. 


A.  Bakneb,  Notary  Public.  8-  P * nrmr 

Barnes  & Parish, 

SEAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS 

STORKS  AISD  HOUSES  BESTEB. 

Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxee  Fa ^ 
■or  Non-Residente.  Real  Estate  Boegh  end 
.fslephon,  N®.  its 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

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BONA-FIDE  LIST. 

[This  List  will  be  inserted  once  each  week  in  the 
Daily  Trade  Bulletin,  and  thoroughly  circulated 
on  Saturday  and  Sunday,  as  well  as  in  The  Real 
Estate  and  Building  Journal.  Price  10  cents  a 
line,  or  5 cents  under  contract.] 


Calumet  Ave.  No.  1921 — A 3-story,  base- 
ment, and  sub-cellar  pressed-brick  house  of 
17  rooms:  4 bath-rooms,  laundry,  conserva- 
tory, two  furnaces,  set-bowl  and  chandelier 
in  every  chamber.  House  is  well  rented,  in 
complete  repair,  handsomely  papered,  and 
newly  painted  within  andwithout.  A 2-story 
and  cellar  pressed-brick  barn  at  side  of 
house  goes  with  the  place,  making  a front- 
age of  66  feet.  Price  $22,500. 

Calumet  Ave.  No.  1919 — A residence  equal 
and  similar  to  the  above-one,  but  without  a 
barn.  Price  $15,000. 

Vernon  Avenue,  at  No.  3327.— A 2-story 
and  basement  octagon,  marble-front  house, 
with  two-story  brick  barn  in  rear.  House 
has  eleven  rooms,  modern  conveniences, 
new  furnace  and  gas-fixtures,  and  was  re- 
cently painted  within  and  without.  Both 
house  and  barn  are  in  complete  repair.  Lot, 
25x165  to  alley.  Price  $8,500,  and  all  street 
improvements  made. 

Wabash  Avenue,  No.  3111.— A 2-story, 
basement,  and  attic,  octagon,  marble-front 
house  of  10  rooms.  All  modern  improve- 
ments and  in  perfect  order.  Lot,  20x190  to 
alley.  Price,  6,500. 

Wabash  Avenue,  No.  3121.— An  equal 
and  similar  house  to  the  above,  but  better  lo- 
cated. Price  $7,500. 

PERCY  W.  PALMER, 

116  Dearboru-st.,  Room  41. 


FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbert,  Room  5,  97 

Clark-st.: 

Woodlawn  Park. — One  fine  new  10-room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2J4  blocks  from  depot, 
w-it-h  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  100x200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  iots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty- third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 


FOR  SALE — by  Nelson  Thomasson,  85 
Washington-st.,  Room  3: — Elegant  blocks 
in  centre  of  Chicago,  $27,000,  $25,000, 
$30,000,  $47,000,  $140,000,  $250,000;  some 
of  these  blocks  pay  10  per  cent,  to  say 
nothing  of  their  future. 

Dearborn-st.,  near  Harrison — 50  feet; 
cheap. 

Fifth  Ave.,  north  of  Van  Buren  st. — 80  ft. 
Fifth  Ave.,  south  of  Van  Buren  st. — 40  ft. 
$500  a foot. 

State  st.,  near  Twenty-fourth, — With  fair 
improvements,  renting  for  6 per  cent;  only 
$200  a foot. 

Madison-st. — Elegant  block,  paying  10 
per  cent  now,  to  say  nothing  of  its  future. 

Michigan  ave.  and  Thirty-fourth  st. — - 
Choice  and  cheap. 

Grand  Boulevard — 150  feet,  with  house 
costing  $15,000,  all  for  $17,000;  ground  is 
worth  more. 

Dkexel  Boulevard,  north  of  Forty-fifth 
st. — $150  a foot. 

Drexel-av.— Lots,  $600;  want  offer. 

Fifth  Ave. — Two  brick  stores  worth  $35,- 
000;  will  sell  to-day  for  $28,000.  Bargain. 

Madison-st. — 90  acres,  running  south;sta- 
tion  on  land  opposite  on  Madison-st.;  sel- 
ling now  for  $3,000  an  acre.  Sacrifice. 

Grand  Boulevard — Half  block  to  Vincen- 
nes ave;  great  bargain;  $1,000  only  cash: 
balance  on  terms. 

Blue  Island-ave.,  near  Sixteenth  st. — 48 
eet;  make  best  offer. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White  & Co.,  Room  4, 
Reaper  Block,  N.  E.  Cor.  of  Clark  and 
Washington  Sts.: 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  central  busi- 
ness property  on  leading  business  streets, 
as  State,  West  Madison,  Halsted,  etc.  Any 
one  desiring  to  invest  in  any  part  of  the 
city  or  suburbs  will  find  the  best  in  the  mar- 
ket by  conferring  with  us. 

FOR  SALE— By  E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.,  88 
W ashington-st. : 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buren-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chicago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500  1 
Chicago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st, — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chioago-ave. — 2-storv  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . .$16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Harmon-oourt — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stery  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 

$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments   $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-story  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st . . . $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  front  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 marble  fronts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdorff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave , large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 

3-story  brick;  improvements. 

11.000.  W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  35)^x124,  good 

corner. 

8,000.  Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97, 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

b^ick  flats. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  Drick  cottage. 

1,200.  Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 
125,  vacant. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


FCR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

Business  property  on  Kinzie-street,  east  of 
Wells.  Now  rented  for  $2,200.  Price, 
$19,000. 

46  acres  on  Lake  Shore,  north  ef  city. 

20  14  on  Stony  Island-ave.,  near  railroads 

and  shops;  splendid  site  for  manuf’ct’rng. 

10  acres  on  State-st.,  south. 

25  “ 44  Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park. 

50  “ 44  Barry-ave.,  near  the  Lake. 

50  44  44  Vernon-ave.,  $90  a foot. 

50  44  41  Indiana-ave.,  bet.  35th  and  36th. 

3-story  and  basement  stone-front  house, 
Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park;  $7,000. 

2 new  brick  flats,  north  side;  $5,000. 

Handsome  residence  on  Barry-ave.,  near 
Lake  Shore;  $9,500. 

7 fine  residences,  west  of  Lincoln  Park; 
about  $40,000. 


(List  Continued  on  Page  125.) 


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Opposi  e Palmer  Fuller  & Go’s  Manufactory,  LnlLivhjU,  11  1 v 

White  Wood,  0;tk,  Ash,  Cherry,  Wulnut  &c.  Bough  or  Dress-  <1  ;;n-i  M.uclo  <1  iiir  lvv  .uij  F'  n;j. 
HILLS  «1IT  TO  Oil  hit 


Pianos  and  Organs. 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  tl 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompa 
able  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cas 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 

Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO.  203  North  Broadway.  ST.  LOUI 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


INTO-  170  Dearborn  Street,  03nioa.go. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 


Gram  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

{^"Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pr< 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


Pioneer  Fire  - proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 
Telephone  S4M8. 


)H N SHERIFFS 


AND  : I W SHERIFFS 


JOHN  SHEB1FF  & S 

LUMB 

Uor.  Luuiuer  ami  zzu  ••nieeio,  .i..  .*&». 

sPISOIAL  A.  ITE  VTION  GIVEN  TO  C1TV  OUJUKRS. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H-  M Hu*. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


R.A.YMlOlSriD’S  B^yTETSTT 

Compressed  LeadSash  Weights 


BUILDING  DEPARTMENT. 

BUILDING  NEWS. 

COUNTRY. 

Pipestone,  Minn. — A $20,000  opera  house  is  to  be  built 
here  soon. 

Winona,  Minn. — The  Bohemians  of  this  city  will  erect  a 
$10,000  church. 

Deadwood,  Dakota.— A $50,000  hotel  will  be  built  here  by 
a stock  company  recently  formed  for  the  purpose. 

Senater  Wilson,  on  Tuesday,  introduced  a bill  appro- 
priating $100,000  for  a pubiic  building  at  Fort  Dodge,  la. 

Willmar,  Minn. — Architects  Haley  & Allen  have  plans 
for  a brick  school  house  costing  $18,000,  to  be  built  here; 
also  a large  hotel  costing  $12,000, 

Bozeman,  Mont. — Architects  Hodgson  <fc  Stein  have  plans 
for  a brick  and  stone  bank  building  to  be  built  at  a cost  of 
$35,000. 

St.  Paul,  Minn— Architect  W.  H.  Castner  has  plans  for  a 
block  of  stone  houses,  which  will  cost  about  $25,000;  also 
two  three-story  tenement  houses  costing  $10,000. 

St.  Louis,  Mo.— B.  Loeblein  will  build  a store  and  dwell- 
ing on  the  corner  of  Franklin  ave.  and  19th  st.,  at  a cost  of 
$10,000;  Aug.  Beinke  & Co.  are  the  architects. 

Minneapols,  Minn. — The  new  Northwestern  Hospital 
building  will  be  built  at  the  corner  of  27th  street  and  Chi- 
cago avenue.  It  will  be  built  of  brick  and  when  com- 
pleted will  cost  about  $100,000. 

Milwaukee, Wis. — A three  story  school  house  110x140  feet, 
will  be  built  at  a cost  of  $75,000.  The  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
and  St.  Paul  Co.  have  awarded  their  contract  for  building  a 
depot  to  Bryant  & Henry.  It  will  cost  about  $250,000. 

Council  Bluffs,  Iowa. — The  new  United  States  govern- 
ment building  is  to  be  commenced  here  soon  and  will  cost 
$250,000;  also  a county  court  house  will  soon  be  erected  and 
will  cost  $150,000;  also  a new  board  of  trade  building  to  cost 
$30,000;  and  the  Union  Pacific  R.  R.  Co.  will  build  a new 
depot  here  this  spring. 


A.  A.  LEHMANN. □ 


A.  A.  CUDELL. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 


-MANUFACTURERS  OF- 


FINE  CABINET  WORK. 


Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

CHICAGO. 


factory: 

22  &,  24  South  Jefferson  St. 


City  Office: — Rooms 21  and  22,  A LaSalle  St. 


IT-  ML  CLARKE 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted. 


c'\ 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


. ,V 

[■Iff 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction.— No  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  tine 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farwell’s 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

55  SLirci  5T  West  Lad-ce  St. 

CHICAGO. 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


TIIE  LIMBER  MARKET. 


WEST 

TO  KANSAS  OITX,  ST. 


Freight  Kates. 

I EAST 

JOSEPH,  FKOM  CHICAGO  AND 


ATCHISON  AND  LEAVENWCBTH, 
IN  EFFECT  NOVEMBER  2. 

From  Alton 1\%  cents. 

“ Burlington . .13*^ 

“ Chicago  ....  16  “ 

“ Clinton 16 

“ Davennort.  . 1434  “ 

“ Detroit 2234  “ 

“ Ft  Madison.  1334  “ 

“ Fulton 16  “ 

“ Hannibal.  ..  1234  “ 

“ Keokuk 1334  “ 

“ Louisiana.  . 12J4  “ 

“ Moiine 1434  “ 

“ Montrose  . . 1334  11 

Peoria 16 

“ Quincy 1234  “ 

“ Rock  Island.1434  “ 

“ St.  Louis. ..  .1134  ‘‘ 

“ Toledo 2234  “ 


POINTS  ON  CAR  LOAD  LOTS  OF 
HARD  AND  SOFT  LUMBER,  IN 
EFFECT  NOVEMBER  1. 

To  New  York 35  lients. 

“ Boston 40  “ 

“ Philadelphia 33  “ 

“ Baltimore 32  “ 

Washington 32  “ 

Albany 32 

Troy 32  “ 

Scenectady 32  “ 

Buffalo, 20  “ 

Pittsburgh 20  “ 

Wheeling 20  “ 

Susps’n  Bridge.. 20  “ 

Salamanca 20  “ 

Black  Rock 20  “ 

Dunkirk 20  “ 

Erie 20  “ 

Toronto 20  “ 


BUILDING  PAPER. 

The  following  quotations  represent  ton  lots.  Lesser 
amounts  are  subject  to  a higher  rate  of  10  cents  on  100 
pounds. 

PER  100  LBB. 

Plain  straw  board  sheathing  paper $1.30 

Tarred  straw  board  sheathing  paper 1.40 

Inodorous  water-proof  sheathing  paper 2 

Prepared  plastering  paper 2. 

Tarred  roofing,  felt 1.40 

Tarred  sheathing  felt 1 ■ 40 

Carpet  lining  felt 2.25 

JJIahogany  and  Cabinet  Woods. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 
and  rosewood: 

Mexican  mahogany,  $100  @ $180  per  M. 

St.  Domingo  “ 150  @ 200 

Cuba  “ 100  @ 150  “ 

Rosewood  “ 2 @ 5c  pr  lb. 


REPORT  OF  NEW  BXJILIDI3SrOS  JL.JSTJD  BXJH-.3DI3STC3-S  TO  BE  ERECTED, 


For  the  week  ending  February  27,  1886. 


OWNER. 

ADDRESS. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

LOCATION.  j 

COST 

ARCHITECT.  BUILDER. 

DESCRIPTION. 

94  Washington  st . 

2 

3 Dwellings 

45x50 

3309  -3311  Forest  ave 

$ 

15000 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

3021  Archer  ave . . 

3 

Stores  and  flats 

25x100 

3022  Archer  ave  

11000 

J FDoerr,  2457Went.av..Pratt&Nieterink 

Brick  and  stone. 

Rev  P S Henson 

3448  Sou  k Pk  av. 

2 

Residence  and  stable  . . 

27x70 

3249  So  Park  ave 

15000 

Rae  & Wheelock 

Pressed  brick,  brwn  stone,  hardwd  finish. 

Max  M Rothschild 

203  Monroe  st 

2 

2 dwellings 

41x40 

68  & 70— 16th  st 

7500 

F M Frickett 

2 

40x50 

15000 

J J Flanders,  173  La  Salle  st 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

15000 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Henry  Sweet 

128  Milwaukee  av. 

3 

3 stores  and  flats  .... 

66x68 

1535  & 1539  Milwaukee  av 

14000 

G Shiel ’ H Dangland 

Brick  and  Pressed  brick. 

Drbn&  Rand’ll  sts 

Wq 

160x28 

12000 

Brick  and  stone  trimmings. 

1 

1 80x40 

14000 

Brick  and  stone  trimmings. 

3350  Vernon  ave  . 

2 

20x70 

7500 

Rae  & Wheelock 

Pressed  brick. 

2 

82x46 

10000 

C M Palmer,  204  Dearb  st F Steers 

Pressed  brick. 

93  S Sangamon  st 

3 

22x62 

8000 

C C Miller,  173  La  Salle  st J P Jones 

Brick. 

2 

34x65 

12000 

Gray  & Wheelock D G Robinson 

Brick  and  stone. 

2 

30x60 

15000 

Burnham  & Root O Sands 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

189  La  Salle  st  . .. 

2 

50x50 

9000 

Quackenboss,  86Wash  st  . . . . W Egebrecht 

Brick. 

N Hull 

2 

22x80 

7000 

H B Seeley G N Hull 

Brick. 

2 

17x68 

600i) 

Rae  & Wheelock 

Kasota  pink  stone  and  hardwood  finish. 

2 

17x68 

6000 

Rae  & Wheelock 

2 

22x53 

3000 

Brick. 

2 

1097-1099— 12th  st 

7000 

Thos  H Gault,  159  Wash  st T H Gault 

Brick  and  stone. 

1 

5000 

Brick. 

2 

40x50 

1054-1056  Monroe  st 

6000 

1 T Pond,  464Warrenav 

Brick  and  stone. 

578  W Polk  st 

2 

24x70 

6000 

J J Donnellan,  71  Wash,  st M Gilbert 

Brick  and  stone. 

2 

24x48 

3800 

Brick. 

2 

25x60 

3000 

M J White 

Brick. 

Jno  Fischer 

3002  Wentwo’h  av 

3 

Stores  and  flats 

25x80 

3006  Wentworth  ave 

5500 

Theo  Karls Wm  Reinert 

Brick. 

2 

25x25 

1400 

S Lebeau 

Brick. 

190  Madison  st  . . . 

3 

12000 

J J Egan,  142  Dearborn  st 

Brown  stone  and  terra-cotta. 

2 

24x60 

7000 

Brick  and  stone. 

2 

3000 

Rae  & Wheelock 

2 

30x57 

4000 

Frame. 

Jas  Wallace 

1 

2 

Cottage 

Ravenswood 

4000 

“ “ “ 

Frame. 

Andrew  Krimbill. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES: 

Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  111. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 


D.  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 
House  Eenting  and  Collections. 

Office:  138-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 
Room  I I CHICAGO. 

BSP"  Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

®“Money  Loaned, 

®"Taxes  Paid, 

£S7“lii  vestments  Made, 

(^“Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 

REMOVAL. 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO. 

Real-Estate,  Builders  and  Sellers  of  Houses, 
REMOVED  TO 

CORNER  OFFICE,  MAIN  FLOOR, 

Southeast  cor. Dearborn  & Randolph 
Streets. 

Over  4,000  Houses  and  Lots  sold  in  6 Years. 


THU  MARKET. 

Office  of  Real  Estate  and  Building  J ournal,  ) 
Chicago,  February  27,  1886.  f 
The  uncertain  tenure  of  our  abstract  Com- 
panies and  their  clerks  has  not  as  yet  exert- 
ed a depressing  effect  upon  the  land  trade 
in  Cook  county  if  we  are  to  go  by  the  num- 
ber of  lots  and  acres  sold  recently.  In  fact 
the  miscellaneous  copy  printed  in  the  Jour 
nal  under  the  heads  of  Agreements,  Subur 
ban  Warranty  Deeds,  Townships,  etc.,  has 
been  almost  double  as  much  as  usual.  The 
Wisconsin  Central  or  which  is  the  same 
thing,  the  Chicago  & Great  Western  R.  R. 
Co.  are  paying  out  a tremendous  amount  of 
money  for  real  estate  'in  Chicago.  Their 
line  can  be  easily  traced  by  following  the 
list  of  sales  to  J.  P.  Neal  & C.&  Gt.  W.  R.  R. 
Co.  Their  operations  extend  into  Cicero. 
The  number  of  acre  transactions  is  larger 
than  for  any  previous  week  this  year  and 
the  Journal’s  prediction  so  often  repeated 
that  suburban  property  and  acres  would 
come  into  requisition  the  present  year,  can 
be  verified  by  looking  through  the  columns 
of  County  sales.  Subscribers  will  not  de- 
sire a repetition  of  important  sales  made 
during  the  week,  as  every  one  must  know  by 
this  time  that  all  sales  of  every  name  and 
nature  and  of  all  sizes  and  classes  are  found 
under  the  alphabetical  arrangement,  by 
streets  and  towns.  To  comment  on  every- 
thing of  importance  that  transpires  would 
tax  the  Journal  man  heavily  and  it  might 
be  irksome  to  read  it;  besides  newspaper 
comments  do  not  govern  buyers,  but  facts 
do.  Having  served  the  profession  so  long 
we  know  what  they  want  and  what  they 
must  have.  Hundreds  of  people  who  have 
sold  out  their  homes  to  the  Railway  Compa- 
nies for  a right-of-way  and  terminal  facili- 
ties for  spot  cash  will  go  and  buy  elsewhere 
and  some  of  our  young  agents  should  bestir 
themselves  and  go  and  furnish  these  people 
a new  home.  E^ery  one  of  these  unhoused 
people’s  names  are  found  in  The  Real 
Estate  and  Builing  Journal;  a postal  card 
might  bring  them  in.  Better  do  business 
in  this  way  and  get  some  money  to  pay  bills 
with  than  sit  around  the  office  and  growl 
like  a bear  with  a sore  head  about  hard  times. 
The  active  agents  are  the  men  who  are  mak- 
ing the  money,  and  some  of  these  fine  days 
we  will  publish  a list  of  these  hard,  earnest 
workers  under  a roll  of  Honor,  and  maybe,  a 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Wm.  Reed. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


—[Established  1865.]— 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans, 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


C.  J.  Hamilton,  President. 


J.  J.  Danforth,  Superintendent. 


Cook  Co.  Abstract  C o. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 


Best  Work! 


Lowest  Prices ! 


Shortest  Time ! 


black  list  too.  There  are  a few  cranks  in 
the  business  who  ought  to  be  readout  of  the 
profession.  They  neither  make  money,  no? 
spend  it  to  pay  their  honest  debts  and  some 
of  them  make  money  and  refuse  to  pay  their 
debts.  A few  of  them  do  not  do  much  of 
anything  but  try  to  get  some  ambitious 
fellow  to  start  a new  Real  Estate  Journal,  not- 
withstanding thirteen  have  been  started  in  a 
dozen  years  and  “died  a bornen  ” the  last 
one  being  a stock  company,  and  managed 
by  responsible  men.  The  name  of  every 
inquirer  for  a real  estate  paper  from 
all  parts  of  the  world  and  Chicago  has  been 
kept  in  our  books  and  all  names  of  all  who 
ask  for  sample  copies  alike  appear  upon  our 
Temporary  Lists.  We  are  publishing  all 
that  can  be  published  of  facts  and  all  the 
world  are  satisfied  with  the  fairness  and  cor 
rectness  of  the  Journal  except  about  three 
cranks  and  as  many  jealous  newspaper  fel 
[ lows. — Back  numbers  of  the  Journal  are  just 
now  in  request, — complete  your  files  or  send 
them  in  and  we  will  sell  them  for  you. 

WEST  SIDE  IMPROVEMENTS, 

Another  meeting  of  property  owners  in- 
terested in  the  opening  of  Hanover  and  Ca- 
nal streets  was  held  on  Monday  evening 
last  at  the  corner  of  29th  am?  Hanover  sts. 
The  committee  appointed  at  a previous 
meeting,  reported  the  result  of  their  meet- 
ing with  the  city  council  and  corporation 
counsel.  They  will  incorporate  a clause  in 
the  ordinance  to  be  presented  to  the  council 
next  Monday  night  asking  that  the  assess- 
ment be  not  collectible  until  the  bridge  is  an 
assured  fact.  The  council  can  not  make  an 
appropriation  for  a bridge  until  the  street 
is  opened,  and  the  object  of  this  clause  is 
that  the  assessment  should  not  be  collected 
and  their  property  remain  idle  at  the  plea- 
sure of  the  council.  Taking  a straight  line 
along  Canal  and  Hanover  streets,  from  Ma- 
dison street  to  39th,  without  deviating  east 
or  west,  the  cost  will  be  $40.00  a lot, — if  2 
blocks  were  taken  the  cost  would  be  slight. 
The  improvement,  it  is  claimed,  will  be  of 
inestimable  value  to  the  people  on  Stewart 
ave.  and  Grove  st.  One  of  the  speakers 
made  the  statement  that  the  population  in 
that  district  would  be  three  or  four  times  as 
large  as  it  is  now  if  the  improvement  had 
been  made  twenty  years  ago. 

Citizens  of  the  west  side  are  beginning  to 
clamor  for  more  sewers,  street  improve- 
ments as  well  as  more  bridges  and  tunnels. 
It  is  argued  that  all  along  the  western  side 
of  Chicago  lies  two  miles  of  prairie,  green 
and  bare  of  houses  as  when  the  wolves 
roamed  over  it,  in  close  proximity  to  parks 
and  boulevards  which  should  become  tho 
best  residence  portion  of  West  Chicago. 
There  are  scarcely  any  sewers  there  and  but 
few  sidewalks.  The  project  ot  an  elevated 
railway  does  not  seem  to  meet  with  favor 
among  property  owners  of  the  West  Divi- 
sion. Cable  roads  might  help  them  some 
if  they  could  cross  the  river.  The  Washing- 
ton street  tunnel  should  be  kept  in  perfect 
order  and  another  one  built  south  of  Adams  { 


street.  A wide  and  spacious  bridge,  turned 
by  steam  enhances  the  value  of  property 
upon  either  side  of  the  river,  but  a tunnel 
damages  real  estate  for  two  or  three  blocks 
each  way.  Permanent  bridges  cannot  be 
built  for  the  weighty  reason  that  too  many 
millions  of  property  along  the  South  branch 
would  be  an  utter  loss  if  the  shipping  were 
stopped  and  transferred  partly  to  the  Lake 
Shore  and  the  remainder  driven  to  South 
Chicago. 

CHICAGO  CITY  COUNCIL. 

Council  Chambers,  ) 
Chicago,  February  24, 1886.  $ 

At  a special  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Al- 
dermen the  question  of  repairing  the  bridg- 
es came  up  and  the  limited  resources  of  the 
city  were  deprecated.  The  bridges  at  State, 
Twelfth,  and  Eighteenth  streets  are  badly  in 
need  of  repairs,  in  fact  dangerous.  Pro- 
visions have  been  made  for  the  State  and 
Eighteenth  streets  structures,  but  not  for 
Twelfth  street.  The  committee  recommen- 
ded that  $150,000  be  appropriated  for  clean- 
ing improved  streets  and  $128,000  for  un- 
improved streets.  Aid.  Young  made  a mo- 
tion to  cut  the  appropriation  down  $41,000, 
but  Cullerton  who  dislikes  a depleted  ex- 
chequer, laughed  at  him  and  wanted  to  know 
why  he  did  not  move  to  strike  it  all  out. 

The  former  then  inquired  as  to  what  had 
become  of  the  $232,000  appropriated  for 
1885.  Aid.  Campbell  said  there  was  a tre- 
mendous job  in  the  street  cleaning  contract 
and  suggested  that  an  itemized  bill  of  the 
monies  expended  in  every  job  or  contract 
be  presented.  Aid.  Hull  chimed  in  and  said 
that  thousands  of  dollars  were  lost  to  the 
city  by  this  kind  of  swindling.  It  was  ne- 
cessary to  know  just  who  and  how  many  there 
were  of  the  Italians  who  did  the  scraping. 

Aid.  Wetherell  suggested  that  it  would  be 
a wise  course  for  the  city  to  purchase  the 
street-cleaning  machinery  and  let  its  own 
employees  do  the  work. 

Aid  Campbell — Anything  for  an  improve- 
ment. Nobody  is  foolish  enough  to  believe 
that  a few  dozen  Italians  working  at  $1.25 
a day,  but  more  frequently  at  $1  a day,  can 
absorb  all  the  appropriation  made  by  the 
city  for  street  cleaning.  No:  that  money 
has  sought  a nest  in  some  dark  hiding-place 
and  away  down  in  the  capacious  pocket  of 
the  city  contractor.  We  are  not  asses,  but 
we  would  be  if  we  gave  out  that  we  believed 
that  the  entire  appropriation  was  spent  for 
the  service  to  which  it  was  assigned,  and  the 
citizens  ought  to  come  here  and  ornament 
ns  with  ears  a foot  and  a half  long. 

Aid.  Burke — That’s  right.  The  streets  in 
portions  of  my  ward  are  never  cleaned.  If 
we  have  a deep  fall  of  snow  we  have  to  wait 
until  God  sends  ns  a thaw  or  a rain  to  take 
it  away.  And  yet  these  contractors  agree  to 
clean  all  our  streets. 

At  this  juncture  Aid.  Hull  in  order  to  bring 
the  debate  to  an  end  drafted  an  order  direct- 
ing the  Mayor  to  send  to  the  Council  at  its 
next  meeting  a communication  giving  the 
estimated  cost  for  machinery  for  the  city  to 
do  its  own  street  cleaning,  and  that  the  item 
for  street-cleaning  be  passed  until  the  com- 
munication had  been  received.  There  was 
some  vigorous  opposition  to  the  order  on 
the  part  of  Cullerton,  Hildreth,  and  others, 
but  it  finally  prevailed.  The  recommenda- 
tions for  street  improvements  were  the  same 
as  last  year,  and  were  passed;  but  Culler- 
ton’s  committee  got  another  knock-down  on 
his  $60,000  appropriation  for  viaducts.  Not- 
withstanding his  protests  that  he  has  been 
economical  and  careful  in  the  extreme  in 


this  item,  upon  motion  the  matter  was  post- 
poned until  City  Engineer  Artingstall  had 
appeared  before  the  Council  and  explained 
what  was  to  be  done  in  the  viaduct  line,  and 
what  the  estimated  expense  would  be.  After 
some  minor  discussion  theCouncil  adjourned 
until  2:30  p.  m.  Thursday. 

Feb.  15. — The  Corporation  Council  ad- 
vises that  it  is  plainly  within  the  city’s 
power  to  purchase  real  estate  to  be  used  as 
i a dumping  ground  for  filth  and  garbage,  as 
j a sanitary  measure.  An  ordinance  was 
passed  for  opening  and  widening  alley  blk. 
9,  frl  sec  15.  Add.  Same  between  Spring 
and  22d  sts.,  west  of  South  LaSalle  st.,  also 
for  repealing  ordinance  for  the  improve- 
ment of  Warren  ave.,  from  Railroad  tracks 
to  Homan  ave.  Warrants  No.  5872  and 
5956  were  ordered  withheld  from  collection. 
The  Clerk  presented  the  report  of  the  Com- 
mittee on  Railroads,  on  petition  of  projierty 
owners  on  Halsted  street,  between  Clybourn 
avenue  and  the  north  branch  of  the  Chicago 
river,  praying  that  your  honorable  body 
grant  the  right  to  the  North  Chicago  Rail- 
way Company  to  extend  their  tracks  south 
on  said  Halsted  street  to  the  center  of  the 
river,  so  as  to  connect  with  the  tracks  of  the 
Chicago  West  Division  Railway  Company, 
also,  a petition  of  property  owners  on  Hal- 
sted street,  between  Indiana  street  and  the 
north  branch  of  the  Chicago  river,  praying 
that  your  honorable  body  grant  the  right  to 
the  Chicago  West  Division  Railway  com- 
pany to  construct,  maintain  and  operate  a 
double-track  horse  railway  on  said  Halsted 
street,  to  connect  with  a line  on  said  Halsted 
street,  north  of  said  river,  and  south  to  the 
Stock  Yards;  and  also,  a draft  of  an  ordin- 
ance granting  such  rights,  which  failed  to 
pass  Feb.  8,  1886,  and  the  vote  reconsidered 
Feb.  8,  1886,  which  was  carried  and  passed. 

REMOVAL. 

S.  E.  Gross  & Co.,  Builders  and  Real 
Estate  Dealers,  have  removed  their  office 
from  Madison  and  Clark  to  the  McCormick 
Block,  Corner  of  Dearborn  and  Randolph 
streets,  and  now  occupy  the  main  office  on 
the  ground  floor  of  that  building,  which  has 
been  fitted  up  by  them  in  a style  second  to 
none  of  its  class  in  Chicago.  The  connting 
room,  sales  department,  and  private  offices 
are  in  walnut  with  stained  marble  panels 
and  other  furnishings  to  match  the  whole, 
presenting  a truly  elegant  appearance.  The 
removal  is  due  to  the  largely  increasing 
business  of  the  firm,  for  the  transaction  of 
which  more  commodious  quarters  were 
deemed  requisite. 

REMOVAL. 

Among  the  recent  removals  of  our  real 
estate  agents  is  that  of  Wm.  F.  Lubeke  to 
No.  123  La  Salle  st.  The  central  location 
and  commodiousness  of  the  new  office  will 
enable  Mr.  Lubeke  to  give  better  satisfac- 
tion and  attention  to  the  interests  of  his 
patrons  and  to  all  buyers  and  sellers  of  real 
estate.  The  business  of  this  house  com- 
prises all  that  belongs  to  a general  real 
estate  agency,  buying  and  selling  all  kinds 
of  real  estate,  negotiating  loans,  renting  and 
the  care  and  management  of  property. 


i 


Suburban  Improvements. 

HYDE  PARK. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  a sidewalk 
on  the  west  side  of  Prairie  avenue,  from  42d 
to  43d  street]  for  same  on  east  side  of  Sixth 
avenue,  from  98th  to  99th  street;  for  same 
on  both  sides  of  Cottage  Grove  avenue,  from 
72d  to  73d  sts;  for  changing  name  of  Fred- 
erick place  to  Monroe  ave. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 
CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  IMIade 
for  Certified 
Copies . 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 

Wm.  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu  <?  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


125 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room  l CD  159  I-jQ*  Ss*ll©  St.  Chicago. 


Real  Estate  For  Sale. 

(Continued  from  Page  122.) 

FOR  SALE  by  D.  S.  Place,  147  LaSalle-st 
Basement, 

No.  341  and  343  Madison-st.,  cor.  May, 

2 2-story  frame  stores;  rent  $225;  lot  51x100 
$33,000. 

No.  74  and  76  W.  Madison-st. — 22-story 
frame  stores;  lot  40x100;  $26,000. 

No.  78  W.  Madison-st.— 3-story  and  base- 
ment brick  store;  rent  $190;  lot  25x100;  $24,- 
000. 

Nos.  804  to  812  So.  Halsted-st.— 125  feet 
cor.  Canalport;  5 buildings;  rent  $4,020; 
$55,000. 

No.  13  and  15  Van  Buren-st. — 2 4-story 
and  basem’t  brick  buildings  in  flats,  8 rooms 
each;  rent  $5,600;  building  50x87;  lot  100; 
$55,000. 

South-west  corner  Van  Buken  and  Paulina 
streets — 126  feet  on  Van  Buren  with  4 good 
buildings,  renting  for  $2,240;  $23,000, 

Van  Buben-st.,  south-east  corner  Loomis. 
96x110, 

Van  Buben-st. — 65  west  of  Oakley,  south 
front,  125x125. 

No.  819  Milwaukee-ave„  near  cor.  Divi 
sion— 3-story  and  basem’t  brick  store  with 
2 3-story  frame  in  rear  on  Division;  rents 
$2,176;  $18,000. 

No.  694  Van  Buben-st’ — 3-story  brick 
store;  rents  $1,100;  $10,500. 

No.  250  Van  Buben  -st.,  cor.  Sangamon 
frame  house;  lot  125x100. 

No.  968  and  970  VanBuben-st.— 2 2 story 
and  basem’t  brick  stores;  rent  $1,320;  $11,- 
000. 

No.  916  and  918  Van  Buben-st.,  cor. — Two 
3-story  and  basem’t  stone  front  stores,  48x 
65;  rent  $2,640;  $26,000. 

No.  216  and  218  Jeffebson-st.,  cor. — 50x 
150,  2 2-story  frames;  $15,000. 

No.  220  and  222  Jeffebson-st. — 4 frame 
buildings,  rent  $2,120;  lot  50x150;  $14,000. 

No.  224  to  232  Jeffebson-st. — 5 frame 
buildings,  rent  $1,800;  lot  100x150;  $25,000. 

FOR  SALE  by  Edwin  F.  Getohell  & Co. 
Room  5 — 127  Dearborn  st.  A large  list  of 
income  paying  property  yielding  7 to  10$ 
net.  Beautiful  Modern  homes  on  all  sides 
of  the  River  from  $5,000  to  $100,000. 
Pbaieie  Av.  near  twenty-Third  st.,  two- 
story  stone-front  residence,  14  rooms,  studied 
interior;  fine  brick  barn;  owDer living  away; 
will  sell  at  a great  bargain  now. 

Calumet  av.  south  of  Twenty-second  st. 
Elegant  Brown  Stone  residence;  elaborate 
interior;  dining-room  on  main  floor;  deep 
lot  and  fine  stable;  at  a decided  bargain  if 
taken  at  once. 

Indiana  av.,  near  Twe  nty -fifth  st.,  a beauti- 
ful home,  with  grounds  50x175  feet;  owner 
about  to  move  away  and  will  sell  at  a bar- 
gain. Call  soon. 

387  Ontario  st.,  An  elegant  pressed-brick 
residence,  with  brown-stone  foundation  and 
trimmings,  new  and  recently  completed, 
hardwood  finish,  heated  with  steam;  hall  12 
. feet  wide,  with  an  elaborate  mantel  and  fire- 
place; bay  window  and  veranda  command 
sweeping  view  of  street  and  lake;  wide  lot, 
affording  southern  and  eastern  exposure. 
A rare  chance  to  secure  a model  home  on 
terms  to  suit  the  purchaser.  Immediate 
possession. 


& Co.,  1 68 


FOR  SALE  by  Jas.  B.  Goodman 

W ASHINGTON  -ST.  • 

72  feet  Washington  Boulevard,  east  of  Rock- 
well-st. 

46  feet  and  Cottage  on  Washington  Boule- 
vard, east  of  Rockwell-st. 

These  two  pieces  very  cheap. 

7 acres  in  sec.  5,  Town  of  Cicero,  on  which 
offer  is  wanted. 

Two  or  three  more  packing  house  lots  left 
at  Union  Stock  Yards. 

Blocks.  Acres.  Lots,  and  Houses  and  Lots 
west  of  Garfield  Park  in  our  Chicago 
Land  Co.  Subdivision. 


WANTED 

A first-class  man  who  is  thoroughly  acquain- 
ted with  the  Real  Estate  business,  for  outside 
work.  No  personal  application  entertained 
and  no  one  wanted  who  is  above  his  business 
and  who  cannot  give  A 1 references.  Send 
names  of  persons  to  whom  you  refer  or 
written  recommendations.  Address  ‘’A,” 
care  Chicago  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Joubnal,  121  Fifth-Ave. 


REMOVAL. 


GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 


Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


FOR  SALE  by  F.  A.  Henshaw,  161  La- 
Salle st,  Room  4.  Ogden  av.  near  Van 
Buren  st.,  50x110  ft. 

Near  Ashland  av.,  2-story  brick  flat, $6, 800; 
rents  for  $60. 

Thibd  av.,  between  Van  Buren  and  Har- 
rison, 25  or  50  ft. 

Dearborn  st.,  near  Harrison,  50  ft.  to 

Fourth  av. 


THE  ABSTRACT  IMBROGLIO. 

The  Real  Estate  Board’s  Pro- 
test. 

Injunctions  Issued  Restraining  the  Re- 
corder from  Carrying  Out  the 
Board’s  Order. 

The  adjourned  meeting  of  the  Real  Estate 
Board,  held  at  the  Board  rooms  on  Monday, 
Feb’y  22,  was  enthusiastic  and  well  attended. 
The  original  meeting  was  called  to  protest 
against  the  action  of  the  County  Board  of 
Commissioners  in  their  attempt  to  exclude 
all  abstract  companies  and  their  clerks  from 
privileges  in  the  Recorder’s  office. 

The  following  resolution  was  unanimous- 
ly adopted: 

Whebeas,  Iu  pursuance  of  a resolution 
adopted  by  the  Board  of  Commissioners  of 
Cook  County  the  Recorder  has  issued  a 
notice  to  the  different  abstract  firms,  com- 
panies, and  corporations  that  Saturday,  Feb. 
27,  1886.  they  must  withdraw  their  employes 
from  his  office,  and  that  after  that  date  he 
will  deny  access  to  the  original  instruments 
and  records  in  his  office  to  all  parties  desir- 
ing to  make  copies  or  abstracts  of  the  same 
for  speculative  purposes  or  for  their  own 
private  gain;  and 

Whereas,  The  execution  of  such  order  will 
create  a monopoly  in  the  making  of  con- 
tinuations of  examinations  of  title  in  the 
hands  of  the  Recorder,  thus  crushing  out  the 
competition  that  now  exists:  and 

Whereas,  The  condition  of  the  abstract 
department  in  the  Recorder’s  office,  as  shown 
by  the  report  of  the  expert  employed  by  the 
Board  of  Commissioners,  is  not  such  as  to 
command  the  confidence  of  the  public:  and 

Whereas,  With  the  great  and  increasing 
call  for  examinations  of  title,  averaging  last 
year  in  the  combined  abstract  offices  over 
seventy-five  orders  per  day,  or  22,500  sepa- 
rate abstracts  yearly,  it  is  an  utter  impossi- 
bility for  any  one  office  working  from  one 
set  of  books  to  supply  this  enormous  de- 
mand: and 

Whebeas,  The  execution  of  such  order  will 
interfere  with  the  transactions  of  real-estate 
business  and  the  loaning  of  money  on  real 
estate  to  an  extent  that  will  be  disastrous  to 
both  owners  and  agents;  and 

Whereas,  It  is  for  the  public  good,  as 
shown  by  past  experience,  that  there  should 
exist  as  many  copies  of  the  public  records 


cinded,  and  the  resolution  under  which  it 
was  made  should  be  repealed. 

Resolved,  That  a committee  be  appointed 
to  prepare  a petition  to  the  honorable  Board 
of  Commissioners  of  Cook  County  respect- 
fully asking  them  to  repeal  said  resolution 
and  allow  persons  engaged  in  the  making  of 
abstracts  of  title  the  same  privileges  in  the 
Recorder’s  office  they  have  enjoyed  for  many 
years  H.  Morey, 

A.  B.  Mead, 

Lyman  Baibd, 

Robert  C.  Givins, 

E.  A.  Cummings, 

Committee. 

Before  the  motion  was  put  to  pass  the  re 
solutions,  remarks  were  declared  in  order 
and  the  following  named  gentlemen  spoke 
on  the  subject.  The  attorney  for  the  Board 
Mr.  J.  P.  Wilson,  said  in  substance  that, 
“The  subject  matter  of  the  proceeding  of 
the  County  Board  is  of  vital  importance  to 
the  business  interests  of  Chicago.  We  have, 
by  hard  work,  gotten  the  work  of  abstract- 
making to  a very  perfect  basis,  and  this  has 
become  so  well  known  outside  that  no  one 
has  any  hesitancy  in  accepting  one  of  them 
in  a real-estate  transaction.  The  object  of 
that  resolution  of  the  Commissioners  can  be 
nothing  else  than  to  build  up  a monopoly  to 
be  controlled  by  themselves  and  the  Recorder, 
which  object  seems  to  be  contrary  to  all  law. 
If  the  Recorder  wants  to  go  into  the  abstract 
business  nobody  would  object  to  him  doing 
so  in  a fair  competition.  But  as  he  is  an 
elected  officer  political  influences  would  be 
brought  to  bear  upon  him  in  the  matter  of 
making  appointments  and  there  would  be  a 
temptation  to  employ  inferior  and  inex- 
perienced help.  Besides  his  aim  is  to  con- 
duct the  business  for  a period  of  only  four 
years  under  an  absolute  monopoly.  The  in- 
fluence of  such  a condition  of  affairs  upon 
abstracts  of  the  future  is  most  apparent,  for, 
when  the  present  Recorder’s  term  of  office 
expires  it  will  be  of  little  importance  to  him 
personally  and  financially  how  abstracts  will 
be  made  by  his  successors.”  [applause.] 

Mr.  R.  C.  Givins  claimed  that  the  effect  of 
the  resolution  of  the  County  Board,  if  en 
forced,  would  result  in  a dire  calamity  to  the 
Real-Estate  business  in  Chicago,  and  spoke 
of  errors  which  occurred  in  abstracts  made 
by  the  Recorder. 

He  said  further  that  the  entire  wealth  of 
the  city  nearly  at  this  day  was  due  to  the 
preservation  of  the  ante-fire  abstracts  by  the 
abstract  making  firms.  Were  it  not  for 
these  records  this  great  city  would  not  now 
have  a population  of  700,000.  This  was  a 
more  serious  matter  than  the  people  had  yet 
awakened  to.  He  didn’t  want  to  ask  any 
thing  unreasonable,  but  he  wanted  the  Real- 
Estate  Board  to  combine  and  request  the 
Commissioners  in  all  justice  and  reason  to 
recind  the  obnoxious  resolution,  and  if  they 
failed  to  comply  with  a just  request,  then 
the  matter  should  be  taken  before  the  courts 
and  force  the  Commissioners  to  rescind  it. 

M.  R.  Barnard  said  that  it  was  impossible 
for  the  Recorder  to  make  a creditable  ab- 
stract, because  he  hadn’t  the  proper  and 
complete  records.  The  speaker  knew  this, 
because  he  had  an  abstract  made  in  the  Re- 
corder’s office  in  which  a deed  and  a mort- 
gage were  missing.  The  records  of  Cook 
County  are  there  because  they  have  been 
bought  and  put  thore  by  the  people  of  Cook 
County,  and  they  had  a right  to  see  them 
when  they  desired.  Nobody  goes  to  look 
over  the  records  for  fun;  all  who  consult 
them  do  so  “for  private  gain.”  He  charac- 
terized the  action  of  the  County  Commis- 
sioners as  “unjust,  wicked,  and  rotten  to  the 
core,  because  it  aimed  at  the  foundation  of 
the  city’s  prosperity.” 

A number  of  legal  gentlemen  were  pres- 
ent and  took  up  the  legal  aspect  of  the  ques- 
tion, and  denounced  the  action  of  the  Coun- 
ty Commissioners  as  unlawful  and  outra- 
Mr.  E.  Pressing  argued  both  sides 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


as  possible;  therefore. 

Resolved,  As  the  sense  of  this  meeting  geous. 
that  said  order  of  the  Recorder  should  be  re-  of  the  question  and  warned  the  Real-Estate 


meD  and  the  lawyers  to  not  bnild  up  a worse 
monopoly  in  trying  to  strangle  another. 
This  “milk  and  water”  argument  aroused  the 
opposition,  for  the  next  speaker  was  the  Hon. 
Thos.  B Bryan  who  made  one  of  his  character- 
istic speeches  but  added  more  fire  than  he  is 
wont  to  do  on  ordinary  occasions.  He  threw 
solid  shot  alternated  with  grape  and  canister 
at  the  county  board  with  telling  effect.  The 
legal  fraternity  were  represented  by  Messrs. 
Frank  Collier,  Charles  Pope,  Jas  B Galloway 
and  others.  As  soon  as  the  motion  was  put, 
for  the  adoption  of  the  resolutions  it  was 
carried  by  a unanimous  vote.  The  follow- 
ing named  gentlemen  were  chosen  by  the 
chair  to  present  the  resolutions  to  the  County 
Commissioners  at  the  meeting  to-day. 

Just  before  the  meeting  adjourned  the 
fo'lowing  resolution,  submitted  by  Mr.  M. 
R.  Barnard,  was  unanimously  adopted: 

Whereas,  The  best  interests  of  the  public 
are  served  where  the  greatest  competition 
exists;  and 

Whebeas,  Under  the  existing  condition  of 
the  records  of  Cook  County,  the  enormous 
number  of  documents  filed,  averaging  now 
over  100,000  per  year,  it  is  practically  im- 
possible for  any  new  persons,  firms,  or  cor- 
porations to  enter  upon  the  business  of  mak- 
ing title  examinations;  therefore,  be  it 

Resolved.  As  the  sense  of  this  meeting  that 
the  tract  indices  to  the  records  iu  Cook 
County  should  be  kept  posted  up  and  placed 
with  the  public  records  in  the  Recorder’s 
office  of  said  county  and  made  accessible  to 
all  persons  desiring  to  examine  or  copy  the 
same. 

THE  OTHER  SIDE. 

The  aim  of  the  Journal  is  to  present  a 
truthful  account  of  the  controversy  about 
the  county  records.  Hence  we  give  the 
opinions  and  sentiments  of  all  factions.  One 
of  the  Commissioners  was  present  and  took 
umbrage  at  much  that  was  said.  Two  peti- 
tions were  in  circulation:  one  among  the 
Real-Estate  men  and  land  owners  generally 
and  the  other  among  the  banks. 

The  Abstract-of-Title  Committee  of  the 
Real  Estate  Board  held  a meeting  at  10 
o’clock  on  Tuesday  and  discussed  the  situa- 
tion and  the  mode  of  procedure.  Commis- 
sioner Lynn  said  he  would  concede  nothing 
in  the  matter  and  is  determined  to  fight  it 
out  to  the  bitter  end.  He  will  not  even 
favor  an  extension  of  the  time  in  the  notice 
for  the  abstract  men  to  quit.  Commissioner 
Hemmelgarn  said,  “ We  have  just  as  much 
right  to  ask  Messrs.  Handy  and  others  for 
access  to  their  ante-fire  records  for  the  pur- 
pose of  making  money  for  the  county  as 
they  have  to  demand  of  us  desk  and  office 
room  for  their  gain. 

The  following  letter  from  Recorder  Scrib- 
ner to  the  Chicago  Tribune  is  the  sum  and 
substance  of  his  opinion. 

Chicago  Feb.  23.— [Editor  of  theTribnne.] 
— To  read  the  intemperate  and  untruthful 
remarks  of  a number  of  the  gentlemen  who 
talked  so  vigorously  at  the  meeting  of  some 
of  the  real  estate  men  on  Monday,  one  would 
be  led  to  suppose  that  the  Recorder’s  office 
of  this  county  is  in  a deplorable  condition, 
and  that  it  is  really  unsafe  to  risk  a deed  in 
that  office  for  record.  I will  be  greatly 
under  obligations  to  you  if  you  will  permit 
me  to  say  a word  for  the  other  side.  I was 
elected  Recorder  of  this  county  on  the  Re- 
publican ticket  in  November,  1884,  and  upon 
assuming  the  responsibilities  of  the  office  I 
discovered  that  all  of  the  responsible  and 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


difficult  positions  were  tilled  by  people  who 
had  held  them  a long  time — many  of  them 
twenty  years  and  over — -and  as  they  were 
people  of  high  character,  whose  ability  had 
grown  with  their  experience,  I determined 
that  I would  retain  them  all,  and  did  so,  ex- 
cepting the  Chief  Clerk,  and  I took  him  with 
me  from  the  Probate  Court. 

Almost  all  of  the  folio-writing  in  the  office 
is  done  by  women  clerks,  and  for  neatness, 
carefulness,  correctness,  and  good  penman- 
ship I will  compare  them  with  any  equal  num- 
ber of  clerks  in  this  city.  When  some  poor 
man  is  sent  to  the  Recorder’s  office  with  a 
half  made  up  deed  to  be  recorded,  as  was 
the  case  of  George  Adam  Kortz,  who  had 
the  misfortune  to  employ  the  services  of  Mr. 
James  B.  Galloway,  it  would  be  the  duty  of 
one  of  those  clerks  to  record  it — mistakes 
and  all — just  as  it  came  from  Mr.  Galloway’s 
hand;  then  note  the  errors  on  the  back  of 
the  deed  so  that  Mr.  Galloway  could  see 
them  and  be  furnished  with  an  excuse  to 
visit  the  Recorder’s  office  and  make  insolent 
demands  for  the  return  of  the  60  cents 
which  had  been  paid  for  recording  it. 

Sec.  31,  Chap.  20,  R.  S.,  provides  that 
“deeds,  mortgages,  and  other  instruments 
of  writing  relating  to  real  estate  shall  be 
deemed  from  the  time  of  being  filed  for 
record,  notice  to  subsequent  purchasers  and 
creditors  though  not  acknowledged  and 
proven  according  to  law,”  etc.  If  Mr.  Gal- 
loway would  give  a little  more  time  to  his 
law  books  and  a little  less  time  to  advertis 
ing  his  ignorance  in  public  he  would  some 
time  doubtless  attain  a higher  standing  in 
his  profession  than  I think  he  gives  promise 
of  doing  now.  When  I took  charge  of  the 
Recorder’s  office  I found  in  it  a well-regulat 
ed  abstract  department  in  the  hands  of  com- 
petent, painstaking  experts  whom  I had 
known  as  such  while  I had  charge  of  the 
records  of  the  Probate  Court,  and  knowing 
well  the  importance  of  having  experienced 
men  at  that  sort  of  work  I was  very  glad  to 
have  them  continue  in  their  positions. 
Everybody  who  knows  anything  about  the 
expert  abstract  makers  in  this  city  knows 
that  Mr.  Buschwah,  Mr.  Waddington,  and 
Col.  Caunon  are  rated  with  the  best.  They 
are  now  in  the  abstract  department  of  the 
Recorder’s  office,  and  have  been  for  seven  or 
eight  years,  and  I have  yet  to  hear  a word 
against  either  of  them  in  character  or  abili- 
ty. In  reference  to  the  abstracts  made  at 
the  Recorder’s  office  I will  say  that  if  any 
one  has  been  injured  in  the  slightest  degree 
by  reason  of  any  mistake  which  has  occurred 
in  any  abstract  made  at  the  Recorder’s  office 
since  I have  been  there,  I have  never  heard 
of  it.  We  have  made  a large  number  of  ab 
stracts  during  the  last  year,  and  the  revenue 
to  the  county — although  we  only  intended  to 
pay  expenses — has  been  for  the  last  six 
months  about  $2,000.  I have  been  admitted 
to  the  bar,  and  for  the  last  twenty  years  I 
have  been  about  the  courts  and  records,  and 
I am  prepared  to  say  that,  with  the  men  and 
material  at  the  Recorder’s  office  as  good  an 
aflstract  can  be  made  as  can  be  had  at  any 
other  abstract  office  in  Cook  County.  It  is 
true  that  with  the  expenditure  of  a sum  of 
money  the  abstract  books  in  the  Recorder’s 
office  could  be  improved  to  an  extent  which 
would  make  them  the  best  in  the  county, 
and  at  the  solicitation  of  Mr.  Senne,  when 
he  was  in  the  Board  of  Commissioners,  I put 
in  a proposition  to  do  that  work,  but,  owing 
to  the  low  state  of  finances  in  the  Treasury, 

I long  since  withdrew  the  proposition.  It 
costs  the  county  more  to  make  an  abstract 
now  than  it  would  if  the  books  were  improv- 
ed as  they  ought  to  be,  and  this  was  Mr. 
Senne’s  chief  reason  for  desiring  that  work 
to  be  done.  The  abstracts  made  would  be 
the  same. 

I am  well  satisfied  that  a conspiracy  has 
existed  for  a long  time  to  destroy  the  ab- 
stract department  in  the  Recorder’s  office 
and  put  it  out  of  the  power  of  the  people  to 
obtain  abstracts  of  title  to  their  property  at 
low  rates,  but  I desire  to  say  that  such  a 
thing  shall  not  be  done  while  I am  the  Re- 
corder of  Deeds  of  this  county  if  it  is  in  my 
power  to  prevent  it. 

Wiley  S.  Scribner,  Recorder. 


or  conspiracy  between  the  Commissioners 
and  Handy  & Co.  to  force  the  County,  or 
furnish  a pretext  for  the  County  to  buy 
Handy  & Co’s  ante-fire  records  for  a big  sum 
of  money — say  $1,000,000. 

(1)  First  because  the  business  is  losing  its 
grip  as  a monopoly  on  account  of  competi- 
tion.— (2),  because  so  many  abstracts  have 
been  brought  clown  from  the  government  to 
the  time  of  the  fire  that  almost  every  piece 
of  valuable  property  in  the  City  has  been 
gone  over  time  and  time  again  and  that 
these  ante-fire  abstracts  are  as  numerous  as 
autumn  leaves  in  November.  The  injunc- 
tion issued  on  Thursday  will  put  a quietus 
on  the  whole  affair  for  a time  at  least.  The 
Real  Estate  Board  are  backed  by  the  wealth 
of  the  City  as  would  appear  from  the  names 
on  their  petitions. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fourth  Page) 


Rumors  are  afloat  that  the  County  Com- 
missioners have  a decision  by  Judge  Cooley 
of  Michigan  to  the  effect  that  a County  Re- 
corder of  the  Public  Records  may  shut  out 
and  exclude  private  Abstract  firms  from  his 
office,  also  two  or  three  Real  Estate  men 
were  found  by  the  Journal  man  who  were 
reckless  enough  to  assert  that  this  whole 
fight  was  brought  about  by  a combination 


uuiMx.vu  PEiiinrs. 

Archer  ave,  a No.  3022,  P Montblanc,  3-story 
store  and  flats  25x100;  .$11,000. 

Barber  st  at  No  178,  Charles  Passow,  two 
story  factory,  22x57;  $1,500. 

Calumet  ave,  at  Nos  3342  to  3324,  Jones  & 
Cole,  two  two-story  dwellings  34x65;  $12  - 
000. 

Dashiel  st  at  No  2013,  F Vopuks,  one-story 
cottage  21x36;  $800. 

Dearborn  st  at  No  353;  V B Powers,  office 
12x16;  $200. 

Eleventh  st  at  No  104;  M Sullivan,  one- 
story  cottage  20x50;  $1,400. 

Eleventh  st  W at  No  106;  M McCrink  one- 
story  cottage  20x50;  $1,400. 

Erie  st  West  at  Nos.  740  to  744,  George 
Printz,  three  cottages,  20x32;  $2,400. 
Fifteenth  street,  at  No  503,  J C McKee  two- 
story  dwelling  20x46;  $2,700. 

Fremont  st,  at  No  168,  Geo  N Hull  two- 
story  flats  22x80;  $7,000. 

Forest  avenue  at  No  3000  and  3311;  Cobb  & 
Frost  three  two-story  dwellings  45x50; 
$15,000. 

Fourteenth  st  West,  at  No  921,  Theodore 
Pzoulz  one-story  cottage  20x30;  $1,000. 
Fulton  st  at  No  1165,  H L Butler  one-story 
cottage  20x38;  $1,000. 

Gross  Park  at  Nos  428  to  546,  S E Gross, 
eight  1 1-2  story  cottages  20x28  feet 
each,  $12,000. 

Gross  Park  st,  at  Nos  446  to  480,  S E Gross 
nine  one-story  cottages  20x40  feet  each, 
$14,000. 

Henry  st,  atFo  379,  M Shumann,  one-story 
cottage  20x30;  $700. 

Illinois  av,  at  No  3241,  Herman  Schanke, 
one-story  cottage  20x32;  $700. 

Indiana  st  W at  No  402;  Robert  Pate,  two- 
story  dwelling  22x53;  $3,000. 

Indiana  st  West  at  Nos  74  to  76,  H Grim- 
sell  two  cottages  36x55;  $3, OX). 

Jackson  st  at  No  1236,  J Richman  two-story 
store  and  dwelling  25x60;  $3,000. 

Jackson  st  W,  at  Nos  511  and  513,  Mrs  Mary 
E Sands  two-story  dwellings  50  x 55; 
$15,000. 

Jackson  st  W,  at  No  509,  J H Pearson  two- 
story  dwelling  50x60;  $15,000. 

LaSalle  av,  at  Nos  573  and  575,  Mrs  Mary  E 
Sands  two  two-story  dwellings  40x50; 
$15,000. 

Leavitt  st,  at  Nos  143  and  145,  L C Riggs, 
two  two-story  dwellings  48x36 — $6,000. 
Lowe  ave  at  No  2832;  S Scheeder  one-story 
cottage  20x32;  $800. 

Loomis  st  at  No  222,  O J Franchere,  two- 
story  flat  25x25;  $1,400. 

Lake  ave,  at  No  3849,  W Perry,  two-story 
barn  30x40;  $2,400. 

Milwaukee  ave  at  Nos  1535  to  1539,  Henry 
Sweet,  three  three-story  flats  and  stores 
66x68;  $14,000. 

Milwaukee  avenue  at  No  1563,  C Herman, 
three-story  store  and  flats  80x40;  $5,000. 
Marshfield  av  at  No  3537;  Anton  Wolf  addi- 
tion 20x36;  $900. 

Monroe  street  West,  at  Nos  1054  and  1056, 
Thomas  Pond  two  two-story  dwellings  40 
x50;  $6,000. 

Monroe  st  W,  at  Nos  866  and  870,  L C Riggs 
three  rwo-story  dwellings  50  x 50;  $9,000. 
North  ave  W,  at  No  392,  L F Gersch,  one 
story  cottage  20x36;  $1,000. 

North  ave  W,  at  No  177,  Illotsch  Bros,  one- 
story  warehouse  and  barn  20x50;  $1,200. 
Prairie  avenue,  at  Nos  3563  and  3565, 
Tovlen  & Madden  two  one-story  cottages 
33x54;  $2,000. 


Polk  street,  at  No  550,  John  Hartnett,  two- 
story  store  and  dwelling  24x70;  $6,000. 
Rumsey  st,  at  No  159,  A Affeid  two  story 
flats  22x50;  3,000. 

Robey  st  N at  No  580;  John  Jensen  one- 
story  cottage  20x46;  $1,600. 

State  st  at  No  2351,  Albert  Greve  two-story 
store  and  dwelling  25x40;  $1,600. 

Shober  st  at  No  644;  AL  Fotatz  one-story 
cottage  20x32;  $1,100. 

Sangamon  st  S at  No  95,  P F Flood  three- 
story  flats  and  store  22x62;  $8,000. 
Sacramento  av  and  Twenty-sixth  street,  H 
Ahrens,  cottage,  20x25;  $700. 

Thirteenth  st  W at  No  401;  S Rodgiwell  one 
story  cottage  20x33;  $800. 

Twenty-seventh  st  at  No  747,  C Hermon 
one-story  cottage  20x40;  $800. 
Twenty-third  st  at  No  389;  Richards  & Riley 
addition  20x50;  $800. 

Twelfth  street  at  Nos  1097  and  1099;  Thos 
H Gault  two  two-story  dwellings  50x55; 
$7,000. 

Twenty-first  street,  near  Lincoln,  J.  F.  Radi- 
gan,  cottage,  22x44;  $1,000. 

Twelfth  street  West  at  No  970,  three-story 
store  and  flats  22x70;  $5,000. 

Upton  st,  at  Nos  12  to  14,  M Hoelklinder, 
two-story  factory  and  dwelling  50x70: 
$8,800. 

Van  Buren  st  W,  at  Nos  470  to  476,  Lucie  L 
Stevens  five  one-story  stores  95x55; 
$5,000. 

Van  Horn  st  at  No  1010;  Carl  Opetz  one- 
story  cottage  20x24;  $700. 

Wentworth  ave  at  No  3006;  John  Fischer 
three-story  store  and  flats  25x80;  $5,500. 
Wilcox  av.  at  Nos.  1316  to  1324,  W J Ander- 
son, four,  2-story  flats  82x46;  $10,000. 
Yeaton  st,  at  No  35,  A Hohmann,  one-story 
cottage  20x40;  $1,000. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deed9  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Adams  st  W,  101  feet  e of  Halsted,  sf  50^ 
ft  to  alley,  Nov  19,  ’85,  Union  Mutual 
Life  Ins  Co  to  John  J Flanders. . .$16,000 
Artesian  av,  150  ft  n of  Grand,  ef,  trian- 
gle of  41x82x70,  Feb  12;  J N and  S Gage 

to  H O Gephart $1,200 

Aberdeen  st,  se  cor  of  Damon,  wf,  33x100, 
Jan  21,  Wm  A Porter  to  Mary  Fitzgib- 

bons $1,500 

Ashland  av,  337  feet  s of  Polk  st,  wf,  48  ft 
to  alley,  Jan  14,  est  of  Herman  Greve  to 

Louis  Martens $4,000 

Brown  st,  285  ft  s of  12th,  wf  25x10(1  imp, 
Feb  24,  Jeremiah  Mullins  to  Mary  A 

Kniffin $4,000 

Blackwell  st,  ne  cor  of  20th,  wf,  50x124%, 
Oct  10,  ’85,  est  of  Wm  McCullough  to  H 

E Pulham $2,300 

Bauwans  street,  the  premises  No  9,  Feb 
18,  H and  A Hacker  to  Christine  Grom, 

$1,300 

Bauwans  st,  192  ft  s of  Blackhawk,  ef,  24x 
126,  Feb  17,  C H Dragnitz  to  Jno  Latt- 

ner .$700 

Bauwans  st,  72  ft  n of  Elk,  ef,  24x126,  Feb 
17,  John  Latner  to  C H Dragnitz. 

$700 

Bellevue  place,  e of  Rush  st,  sf  26x129, 
reb  15;  Potter  Polmer  to  E H Belcher, 

$6,110 

B st,  the  premises  No  29,  February  16, 
John  Holtmeier  to  Elias  Greenebaum, 

$1,150 

Beach  st,  215  ft  n of  12th,  sf  on  slip,  550x 
170,  Feb  8;  Sami  D Babcock  to  John  P 

Neal $110,000 

Bissell  st,  316  ft  s of  Clay,  ef,  24x125,  imp 
Feb  18,  Carl  Kracht  to  Clias  Kracht  Jr 

$2,500 

Corwin  place,  188  ft  s of  Moore  st,  ef,  24x 
99  Feb  24;  A V McKetl  to  Thos  Gilroy, 

$750 

Chatham  court,  nw  cor  of  Elm  st,  ef  25x 
150  April  10,  ’82;  est  of  W M Halsted  to 

Thos  Gormley $1,400 

Congress  st,  203  ft  w of  California  av,  sf, 
25x171,  Feb  15;  Jas  N Borden  to  Jens 

Wilk $660 

Cornell  st,  ne  cor  of  Holt,  sf,  23xl28>4 
imp  Feb  23;  Anton  Ortowsky  to  V War- 

szewski $1,500 

Cornell  st,  ne  corner  of  Holt,  sf,  23x128%, 
imp  Feb  24;  V Warszewskito  J Ortowsky 

$1,800 

Crenshaw  st,  199  ft  w of  Oakley  av,  nf,  25 
xl25,  Dec  26,  ’85,  C E Schoellkopf  to 
John  Nanninga $800 


Corwin  place,  s of  and  near  Moore  st,  ef, 
72x99,  with  24x99  feet  in  same  block, 
Aug  28,  ’85,  A C Badger  to  H C McKiel 

_ $2,000 

Congress  st  W , 3C0  ft  e of  Francisco,  nf, 
25x153,  Feb  4,  J N Borden  to  C Forn- 

_ hoff  $525 

Centre  av,  78  ft  n of  Kissam  st,  ef,  26x134 
Feb  10,  Henry  Werkman  to  Wm  Sandy, 

$5,000 

California  ave,  50  ft  n of  Congress  st,  ef, 
25x135,  Feb  4,  J~  N Borden  to  R Kuhl- 

“anu $800 

Canalport  av,  89  ft  sw  of  Blair  st,  nf,  24x 
100,  Feb  13,  Thos  Kakac  to  Marydalina 

Mayer $4,000 

California  ave,  141  ft  s of  Jackson  st,  ef, 
25x126,  Feb  13,  Mast  in  Chy  to  Thos 

Bumstead j $900 

Clinton  st,  ne  cor  of  Bunker,  wf,  24%xl00 
imp,  Jan  18,  Wm  J Christy  to  V and  A 

Bechsyne ! $4,150 

Carpenter  st,  110  ft  n of  Lake,  e f,  30%x 
121  Feb  24,  A C Goodman  to  J E Morris 

- $3,500 

Clark  st  N,  242  ft  n of  Wisconsin,  ef,  600 
ft  to  alley,  impd  Jany  8,  E S Dreyer  to 

Adolph  Olsen ‘$26,500 

C street,  se  cor  of  Dominick,  nf  125  ft  to 
alley  October  20,  ’85,  N G Gutman  to  R 

Greenebaum $1,000 

Congress  st  W,  271  ft  w of  Centre  av,  nf, 
26x154,  impd,  Feb  1,  Chas  Miller  to  Jas 

McDonald $3,750 

Clark  st  N,  the  premises  No  956,  Feb  23, 

G H A Thomas  to  Bertha  Schottenfels 

$7,500 

Centre  st,  33  ft  w of  North  Park  av,  nf,  24 
)^xll0,  Feb  20,  M A Johnson  to  Alva  E 

Davis $4,250 

California  av,  nw  cor  of  Taylor  st,  ef,  25x 
125,  Feb  10,  C H Kehl  to  Carl  Schultz, 

$900 

Dayton  st,  252  ft  s of  Clay,  wf  25x125,  Feb 
9,  L Wehrheim  to  A C A and  M Rom- 
mel   $2,600 

Dayton  st,  the  premises  No  389wf,  Jan  14, 

Robt  Watson  to  Lucy  Rosa $5,000 

Deering  st,  bet  Lyman  & 31st,  ef,  26x112, 
February  18,  J O’Brien  to  M Nagle, 

$550 

Division  st,  ne  cor  of  State,  sf,  55x27,  Jan 
30,  Wm  M Brophy  to  Andrew  Schreer, 

$6,750 

Division  st,  55  ft  e of  State,  sf,  47x27,  Feb 
18,  Wm  M Brophy  to  Emerson  B Tuttle 

$6,000 

Division  st  W,  se  cor  of  Robey,  2*4  acres, 

Feb  9,  Ann  L Mason  to  Wm  E Hatter- 

man $15,000 

Dearborn  av,  193  ft  n of  Division,  wf,  23 
%xl32,  imp,  Jan  23,  Anna  Freshman  to 

H H Graham $3,800 

Eighteenth  st,  72  ft  e of  Union,  nf  48x101 
>4  impd  Feb  23,  Louis  Hutt  to  Victoria 

Zeller $7,000 

Eighteenth  st  W,  96j4  ft  e of  Lincoln,  sf 
24x125,  impd,  Feb  20,  Marie  Pasvan  to 

Josef  Kolar $1,175 

Elm  st,  17934  ft  w of  Lake  Shore  drive,  sf 
25  ft  to  alley,  Feb  4,  H W Leman  to  Jno 

Gray $5,000 

Eugenie  st,  se  cor  of  Hudson  ave,  nf,  30x 
90,  Jany  2,  John  Becker  to  A M Kuhn 

$1,800 

Elm  st,  161%.  ft  w of  Lake  Shore  drive, 
sf,  50x103,  Febr’y  4,  N K and  F H Beck- 
with to  H W Leman $10,000 

Eighteenth  st  W,  216  feet  w of  Paulina,  nf 
24x125  impd  Dec  29,  ’85;  John  Kubik  to 

Anton  Oliverons $1,800 

Eighteenth  st,  s e cor  of  Grove,  nf  und  34 
of  135x95  Feb  24;  David  Reed  to  John 

Tomlinson $12,500 

Eighteeneh  st.  44  feet  w of  Seward,  sf  22x 
100  impd,  Feb  20,  John  Flynn  to  Peter 

Schoenhofen  Brewing  Co $8,000 

Fourteenth  st  W,  264  ft  w of  Paulina,  sf, 
24x124,  Feb  23,  John  Renny  to  D Toerpe 

$800 

Fifth  av,  4234  fts  of  Van  Buren  st,  ef,  20x 
100,  imp,  Feb  17;  Sami  F White  to  G E 

Taft $13,500 

Fifth  ave.  bet  Lake  and  Randolph  sts,  ef, 
16%x40,  Feb  25,  Elizabeth  Beygeh  to 

Washington  Porter $12,000 

Fillmore  st,  153  ft  w of  Western  av,  sf,  25 
xl24,  imp,  Jan  6,  J B and  B C Miller  to 

Ella  Miller $3,000 

Franklin  st  N,  342  ft  n of  Schiller,  wf,  25 
xl02,  Feb  18,  Louis  Forbes  to  Ellen  Jae- 
ger..  $3,000 

Franklin  st  N,  27  3^  ft  n of  Chestnut,  wf, 
27>4xl00,  Feb  20,  Jno  Morton  to  Henry 

Brauckmann $3,000 

Finnell  st,  120  ft  e of  Archer  avenue,  nf 
25x100  Feb  23, D Lebherz  toKKoerbs  $1  600 


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Forest  ave,  198  ft  n of  33d  st,  wf,  50x125, 

Jan  4,  William  Dorsett  to  R B Miller, 

$4,625 

Groveland  Park  av,  42  ft  u of  29th  st,  ef, 
75x90,  Feb  16;  Jos  Beifeld  to  Edward  B 

Butler. $7,875 

Green  st  N,  80  feet  s of  Erie,  ef,  20x100, 

Dec  1,  ’85;  P L Smith  to  Ole  Thoresen 

...  .. $1,200 

Grenshaw  st,  247  ft  w of  Oakley  av,  nf,  25 
xl25  Deo  26,  ’85,  C E Schoellkopf  to  H 

Bierman $800 

Henry  st  W,  165  ft  s of  North  ave,  wf,  25x 
161  July  21,  ’84,  Chicago  Land  Co  to  M 

B Sullivan $700 

Halsted  st  S,  27)4  ft  a of  33d  court>  ef>  50 
xl30,  Feb  11,  C H Puscheck  to  Frk  Con- 
rad   $2,900 

Harrison  st  W,  ne  cor  of  Cicero  court,  sf, 
24x106,  Feb  23,  Elizabeth  Bagley  to  Em- 
ma Saunders $1,800 

Hamilton  av,  near  Jackson  st,  ef,  24x128 
and  other  property,  February  22,  M 
A and  P C Goodman  to  M H Gannon 

$3,400 

Hubbard  st,  se  cor  of  28th,  wf;  72x266,  Feb 
10,  Caroline  Thomas  to  W H Thomas, 

$4,000 

Hawthorn  av,  bet  Weed  st  and  Eastman, 
ef,  1,043x240  feet  to  canal,  January  11, 

The  Chicago  Land  Co  to  Waltr  S Gurnee 

7 $125,000 

Hart  st,  100  ft  s of  Austin  av,  wf,  24x107 
1-2,  Feb  20,  E Larren  to  C M Sturges, 

$375 

Halsted  st  S,384  ft  s of  Wright,  ef,  26%x 
100,  Feb  16,  Geo  F Cooley  to  J P Neal, 

$3,400 

Hermitage  ave,  150  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st, 
ef,  60  ft  to  alley,  Jan  2,  H S James  to  L 

S Hawley $3,850 

Hubbs  st,  bet  Thirty-second  and  Thirty- 
third,  ef  24  8-10x124,  February  1,  E 
C C Crowhurst  to  Henr^  Davis  ....  $3,000 
Hamlin  av,  40  feet  n of  Fulton  st,  ef,  25x 
175,  Nov  14,  ’75,  Mathilda  Creenebaum 

to  W F Crowse $650 

Harrison  st  West,  135%  ft  w of  Paulina,  sf 
22x100  imp  Feb  25;  M E and  0 Sands  to 

Ellen  Robinson $6,000 

Huron  st,  124  ft  e of  Townsend  nf  24x109 
Dec  4,  1885;  Estate  of  James  O’Grady  to 

W H Barry $1,125 

Harrison  st  West,  No  655,  premises,  Jan 
30;  J A and  J O’Connell  to  E Fitzgib- 

bons $7,000 

Huron  st  W,  sw  cor  of  Hamlin  av,  nf  48x 
110,  Feb  24;  M Anderson  to  A Peterson 

$650 

Henry  street,  west  of  Waller,  sf  24x125, 
Feb  8;  A C Goodman  to  James  Durkin, 

$850 

Indiana  st  West,  192  ft  w of  Wood,  sf  24x 
100,  imp  Jan  13;  Theodore  Winholt  to 

Rossa  A Forrester $8,000 

Indiana  av,  240  ft  s of  38th  st,  wf,  24x124, 
imp,  Feb  3;  Wm  H H Mallory  to  Jane 

E Hubbard $8,000 

Indiana  av,  the  premises  No  1839,  Feb  1, 
Washington  C De  Pauw  to  Chas  A J 

Mohns $15,000 

Kramer  st,  125  e of  Halsted  sf  25x75  imp 
May  25;  A and  P Gutherie  to  D F Brem- 

ner $ 1,200  j 

Lowe  av,  200  feet  s of  30th  st,  ef,  25x124, 
Feb  18,  Thos  H Faite  to  Henry  Baumoel- 

ler  et  al $2,100 

Lee  place,  191  ft  e of  Hoyno  ave,  sf,  24x 
100  Jan  23;  J W Cochran  to  A A Fisher 

$465 

LaSalle  av,  174  ft  s of  Schiller  st,  24x151, 
Jan  31,  ’84,  Chas  Pope  to  S A Blaisdell 

$5,000 

Leavitt  st,  se  cor  of  Hanover,  wf,  24x100, 
Feb  8,  Natl  Pk  Bank  of  N Y to  F Korff 

$450 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  38,  Feb  15, 

M B Sullivan  to  J and  R Kossak. . $2,000 
Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  139,  Feb  13, 

B and  P Farrell  to  Chic  & Gt  W R R Co 

$2,000 

Madison  st  W,  113  ft  e of  Halsted,  sf,  39x 
186%  impd  Feb  24;  Wm  D St  Clair  to 

Martin  Ryerson $100,000 

Milwaukee  av,  50  ft  nw  of  Augusta  strsw 
f,  25x125,  imp,  Feb  24,  Julius  Meyer  to 

Isaac  Kohn $9,400 

Mohawk  st,  485  ft  s of  Blackhawk,  wf,  24x 
122,  imp,  Dec  2,  ’85;  Peter  Schadeck  to 

Schadeck  & Pauler $2,000 

Michigan  av,  190  ft  s of  29th  st,  wf,  4x162 
%,  Feb  24,  S B Barker  to  W A Fuller, 

$1,800 

ichigan  ave,  194  feet  s of  29th  st,  wf  36x 
162%,  Feb  24,  same  party  to  Milton  H 
Wilson $16,200 


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Michigan  ave,  190  ft  s of  29th  st,  wf,  40x 
162%,  Nov  25, ’85,  Nath  Corwith  to  Sami 

B Barker $18,000 

Murray  st,  180  feet  s of  30th,  ef,  25x120, 
imp,  Feb  11,  Theo  Kaiser  to  Henry  Ho- 

fert $5,250 

Murray  street,  125  feet  s of  30th,  ef,  25 
xl90,  February  12,  Albt  Crane  to  same, 

$590 

Mohawk  st,  48  ft  s of  Eugenie,  ef.  43x120, 
imp,  Febr’y  19,  Peter  Behles  to  Adam 

Schillo $4,000 

Marshfield  ave,  bet  Van  Buren  and  Con- 
gress sts,  ef,  37x71%,  Feb  4,  E V Rey- 
nolds to  Harvey  G Weeks $2,500 

Meagher  street,  the  premises  No  155,  Feb 
15,  Marie  Scully  to  Chicago  and  Great 

Western  Railroad  Co $2,000 

Meagher  street,  the  premises  No  107,  Feb 

15,  Peter  Young  to  same $2,000 

Michigan  st,  100  ft  e of  State,  nf  50x100 
Feb  13,  est  of  W B Ogden  et  al  to  Edwin 

B Sheldon $10,000 

Madison  st  W,  152  ft  w of  Spaulding  av,  nf 
25x191,  Feb  15,  E A Cummings  to  J T 

Rawleigh $1,500 

Michigan  av,  923-10  ft  s of  Eda  st,  ef,  40 
xl84  3-10,  Feb  17,  Thos  Freeman  to  R 

D Ferguson $8,000 

Michigan  av,  52  3-10  ft  s of  Eda  st,  ef,  40x 
184  8-10,  Feb  4,  same  party  to  J C and 

C Ferguson $8,000 

Madison  st  W,  e of  Kedzie  ave,  nf,  96%x 
191,  Feb  20,  J H Brewster  to  Minnie  A 

White $5,800 

Milwaukee  ave,  343  ft  se  of  Western,  sw 
f,  22x100,  Feb  20;  E and  A Lemke  to 

Henry  Sweet $1,200 

Oakley  st  N.  446  ft  n of  North  av,  ef,  25x 
124,  Feb  22,  Geo  Schlecht  to  Otto  Busche 

$700 

Oakley  st  N,  96  ft  s of  Armitage  av,  ef,  24 
xl00,  Jan  11,  W E Hatterman  to  W Hak- 

$450 

Ogden  av,  sw  cor  of  Sawyer  st,  nf  107  ft 
to  alley,  dated  Feb  11;  C B Sawyer  to 

Havilah  Davis $4,500 

Oakley  av,  120  ft  n of  Erie  st,  ef,  30x107, 
imp,  Feb  10,  Isaac  Claflin  to  B A Borg- 

ersen $2,500 

Oakley  ave,  sw  cor  of  Wilcox,  ef,  104x181, 
Nov  10.  ’85,  Anna  Danforth  to  Sarah  G 

R Bishop $8,000 

Portland  st,  489  feet  s of  35th,  ef,  25x124, 
Feb  10,  Elijah  Peacock  to  Jas  Murnane 

$775 

Part  of'blk  10  in  sec  19  39  14,  Feb  8;  T J 

Emery  to  John  P Neal $1,500 

Quinn  st,  454  ft  n of  Stearns,  wf,  24x101, 
Febr’y  18,  T H Faile  to  S Barenowski, 

$500 

Rebecca  st,  144  feet  e of  Paulina,  sf,  24x 
124,  Feb  18,  P Higgins  to  Chicago  and 
Great  Western  Railroad  Company, 

$1,000 

Rhodes  av,  164  ft  n of  Douglas,  ef,  25x164 
%,  Feb  1,  Frk  E Barnard  to  Geo  T Pitkin 

$7,000 

Ridgway  av,  50  ft  s of  Prairie,  ef,  50x124, 
Dec  23,  ’85,  J F Keeney  to  T F Smith, 

$55  0 

Southport  av,  n of  Belden,wf,  24x124,  imp, 
Feb  17,  John  Bader  to  C J Westphal, 

$726 

South  Park  blvd,  222  ft  n of  35th  st,  ef,  25 
xl24,  Feb  12,  Chas  N Perry  to  Stephen 

Munroe $2,500 

Southport  ave,  287  ft  n of  Belden,  wf,  24x 
124,  imp,  Feb  20,  Gustav  Moeller  to  Me- 
na Westphal $775 

Seeley  ave,  bet  Madison  and  Monroe  sts, 
ef,  17%xl25,  imp,  Feb  15,  Jas  L Camp- 
bell to  Catherine  A West $5,500 


Summer  street,  192  feet  south  of  15th,  ef, 
48x127,  February  17,  P McCleary  to 
Chicago  and  Great  Western  Railroad  Co 

$900 

Seventeenth  st  W,  196  ft  e of  Ashland  av, 
nf,  25x124,  Feb  4,  est  of  A M Hunting- 

ton  to  I Doorak $800 

Southport  ave,  287  ft  n of  Belden,  wf,  24x 
124,  Feb  19,  C J Westphal  to  Gustav 

Moeller $750 

Selden  st,  bet  Wood  and  Lincoln,  nf,  18  9- 
10x100,  Feb  18,  Thomas  Galpin  to  N M 

Riordrn $2,500 

State  st  N,  75  ft  s of  Michigan,  ef  25x39, 
imp  Feb  18;  Ella  Waldron  to  F S Gid- 

dings $14,600 

Sumner  st,  144  feet  s of  15th,  ef,  24x127, 

Feb  20;  F J C Korbahn  to  Chicago  & Gt 

Western  R R Co $900 

Sheffield  ave,  244  ft  s of  Centre  st,  wf  24x 
125  imp  Nov  11, ’85;  John  Rane  to  Mary 

Dwyer $965 

Thirteenth  place  W,  120  ft  e of  Hoyne  av, 
nf  24x124,  Feb  24;  J W D Thomas  to 

Elizabeth  Griffin , $1,350 

Twelfth  st  W,  74  feet  e of  Throop,  nf  25x 
124,  Feb  13;  E Fitzgibbons  et  al  to  Chas 

G Bode $3,750 

Twomey  st,  139  feet  w of  Sedgwick  nf  25x 
100,  Feb  17,  F and  M Lorenz  to  Kern  & 

Lorenz $2,000 

Twelfth  st  W,  se  cor  of  Throop,  nf  99  3.10 
xl24  imp,  Feb  24,  Chas  G Bode  to  Jas  F 

Keeney  .....$80,000 

Thirteenth  st  W,  168  feet  w of  Lincoln  nf, 
72x124,  Feb  12;  Jas  Stinson  to  J T Gan- 
non .. . *1:876 

Twenty-sixth  st,  129  ft  s of  Park  blvd,  nf, 
25x100,  Feb  15,  Elizabeth  Hastings  to 

Thos  C Octigan $3,275 

Thirty-seventh  st,  the  premises  No  31,  Feb 
24.  Sami  Fellows  to  Margaret  W Rhodes 

$6,500 

Thirty-seventh  st,  nw  cor  of  Fifth  ave,  sf, 
48x125,  Feb  11,  J V Le  Moyne  to  John 

Kruse $2,750 

Twenty-first  st  west, 264  ft  e of  Wood,  sf  24 
xl25,  imp  Feb  23;  Thos  Nestor  to  Chris- 
tian Man $3,600 

Twelfth  st,  415  ft  e of  Beach,  sf,  120x170 
ft  to  slip,  Dec  18,  ’85;  M E and  J E Slo- 
cum to  Jno  P Neal $37,860 

Taylor  st  W,  48  ft  w of  Nixon,  sf,  24x106, 
impd  Feb  24;  J J Gallagher  to  Lewis 

Schneider v $5,100 

Talman  av,  142  ft  n of  Ogden,  wf,  58  ft  to 
alley,  Feb  17,  Thos  Tipping  J r to  Thos 

Tipping $500 

Taylor  st  W,  144  feet  w of  Leavitt,  sf,  24x 
100,  Feb  22,  John  H Osborn  to  George 

Schlecht $2,300 

Taylor  st  W,  150  ft  w of  Central  Park  av, 
nf,  25x124,  Feb  13,  J M Connell  to  J P 

Neal $300 

Taylor  st  W,  172  ft  w of  Wood,  sf,  24x162, 
February  12,  A J and  J H Keeler  to  E B 

Thompson $1,100 

Oilman  st,  near  34th  court,  wf,  66x125, 
Feb  25,  Philip  Reidy  to  Martin  Sack, 

. $1,100 

Van  Buren  st  W,  25  ft  w of  California  av, 
sf,  25x125,  Feb  13,  Mast  in  Chy  to  Thos 

Bumstead * • ■ $925 

Van  Buren  st  w,  68  ft  e ofWhipple,  sf,  25x 
125,  Feb  10;  Stevens  & Wood  to  Martin 

McDonald $900 

Wabash  ave,  ne  cor  of  36th  st,  wf  99x153, 
Feb  24,  William  J H Goldring  to  Wm  D 

O’Brien  et  al $12,500 

Wood  street,  336  feet  s of  15th,  ef,  42x127, 
Feb  16,  estate  of  H Siebert  to  the  Chica- 
so  and  Great  Western  Railroad  Com’y, 

I B $2,500 


Winchester  av,  400  ft  n of  Polk  st,  ef,  24x 
174.  Feb  18,  est  of  Wm  Wheeler  to  Mar- 
garet Nagle $1,903 

Yeaton  st,  ne  cor  of  Lincoln,  sf,  96x100, 
Jan  2,  est  of  J L Roger  to  Langenseipen 

& Oberste  Ufer $2,600 

Wabash  ave,  the  premises  No  1307,  Feb  20 
M A & R S Parker  to  Wm  Fitzgerald, 

$12,000 

Winchester  st,  161  ft  s of  Jackson,  wf,  24 
xl25,  Jan  29,  Jno  West  to  Thos  Bowman 

$2,200 

Walnnt  street,  the  premises  Nos  83  and  85 
Feb  1,  Alex’r  Shield  to  E L Ryerson 

$4,700 

Wabansia  av,  51  ft  e of  Woodst,  sf,  24%x 
80,  Feb  10,  E D Laughlin  to  P Furlong 

$370 

Wentworth  ave,  81  ft  s of  26th  st,  ef,  25x 
125,  Feb  22,  L H Freiberger  to  F J and 
E Gerber $3,600 


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Baxter  st,  200  ft  n of  School,  wf,  25x123, 
Febr’y  20;  H F Baxter  to  W Maetschke 

. . . $550 

Baxter  st:  275  feet  n of  Belmont  av  ef  25x 

123  Febr’y  17;  A F Baxter  to  F Coakes 

$600 

Byron  st:  ne  cor  of  Paulina  sf  261%xl52 
feb  23;  H C Buechner  to  Chas  C Hart 

# $4,000 

George  st,  107  ft  w of  Seminary  av,  sf,  50 
xl23,  impd,  Feb  18.  Geo  Logeman  to  W 

Reinhold $1,150 

Gross  Park:  216  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  24x 
108  Feb  5;  Jas  Irving  to  E M McVicker 

$525 

Halsted  st:  223  feet  s of  Diversey  ef  50x 

124  imp  feb  22;  Henry  Snyder  to  Addie 

E Snyder $4,000 

Homer  avenue:  ne  cor  of  Robey  st  sf  25x 

125  Feb  16;  S E Gross  to  J E Moeller 

$450 

Hampden  court,  208  feet  north  of  Wright- 
wood  av,  wf,  500x125,  January  30,  Conn 
Mu  Life  Ins  Company  to  E F Comstock 

$9  000 

Lewis  st,  272  ft  s of  Mariana,  wf  25x124, 

Sept  22,  ’81,  Albt  Wisner  to  J Lindquist 

$500 

Lewis  street,  same  property  as  above,  Feb 
18,  J Lindquist  to  B L Chappell, 

$1,800 

Lewis  st,  223  ft  n of  Marianna,  wf  25x124, 

Feb  23;  Carl  Mueller  to  Nils  Swanson, 

$700 

Lill  av,  312  ft  east  of  Rnoine,  nf,  48x124, 

Oct  29,  ’85,  M Q & C D Hay  to  Elizabeth 

Armstrong $1,500 

Lincoln  av,  n of  and  near  Sheffield,  swf, 
45x125,  Feb  9,  Chas  H Collins  to  Chris- 
tine Husted $4,300 

Melrose  st,  153  feet  w of  Gross  av,  nf  24x 
125  Feb  15;  S E Gross  to  Chas  Fuchs 

$500 

Melrose  st,  200  ft  e of  Evanston  av,  sf,  50 
xl66  Feb  18;  G W Sanborn  to  C J Peter- 
son  $2>100 

Otto  st,  166  ft  west  of  Halsted,  sf  25x124. 
Febr’y  15;  Otto  Wirthschaft  to  Harry 

Dirks f 6oe 

Paulina  st:  192%  ft  n of  Cosgrove  av  wf 
50x165  feb  19;  A F and  W J Petitt  to 

Levi  C Pittner $2,000 

Southport  av,  470  ft  s of  Diversy,  wf,  25x 
124  Feb  18,  John  Crutz  to  J Bychowski 

$575 

School  st:  78  feet  w of  Gross  av  sf  26x106 
Jan  27;  S E Gross  to  Chas  Grueneberg 

$500 

Southport  ave:  nw  cor  of  Lill  ef  24x125 
imp  Febr’y  19;  Gustav  Moeller  to  Mena  _ 

Westphal $4,025 

Sherman  place,  200  ft  e of  Orchard  st,  sf, 
30x121,  Jan  4,  D L Shorey  to  H I Goldy 

$1,000 

Sheffield  av,  351  feet  n of  Argyle  st,  ef  50x 

150,  Feb  19;  W C Goudy  et  al  to  F B 

Townsend $1,300 

Sherman  place,  397  ft  w of  Clark  st,  sf,  25 
ft  to  alley,  Febr’y  13,  D L Shorey  to  H 

Gutmacher $1,000 

Southport  ave,  nw  cor  of  Lill,  ef  24x125, 
Feb  5,  C J Westphal  to  Gustav  Moeller 
. . $4,000 

Ward  st.  170  ft  east  of  Diversy  av,  ef,  25x 
124,  Apl  6.  ’83,  est  of  J E Sheffield  to  F 

Rettke  

Soutli  of  CitJ’  Limits. 

Arnold  st,bet  57th  and  58th,  ef,  24%xl36, 
Feb  8,  M J F & C F Periolat  to  A Pein, 

$700 

Ashland  ave,  200  ft  s of  43d  st,  ef  25x124, 
Feb  19,  Mast  in  Chy  to  G H Webster, 

$679 


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Speeial  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  mm-resiilonts. 


Butterfield  at:  bet  47th  and  48th  wf  24x 
9K  feb  17;  S A Kent  to  William  Kramer 

$1,650 

Bowen  av,  near  Langley,  sf  21%xl20,  Feb 
12,  L A and  C H \\  illett  to  E H Lawrie 

$1,083 

Bowen  ave,  near  Langley,  sf,  48%xl20, 
February  12,  same  to  Thomas  Davies, 

$2,166 

Butterfield  st,  50  ft  n of  45th,  wf  25x100, 
February  19,  H Ahrens  to  A C Dahn, 

$825 

Dearborn  st  S,  near  Gordon,  e f 24x96, 
May  29,  ’85,  M A Charlton  to  L A Char. 

ton $700 

Daly  st,  bet  35th  and  36th,  ef,  25x125,  Feb 
19,  John  McCaffery  to  M Murphy 

_ $350 

Dearborn  st  S,  225  feet  n of  45tb,  ef,  25x 
186  impd  Feb  23;  Henry  Weisenger  to 

Louis  Scala (...$2,750 

Englewood  av:  198  feet  w of  Market  st,  sf, 
30x124  feb  22;  Chas  S Miller  to  B B 

Ferguson $2,500 

Fifty-first  st,  72  ft  w of  Laflin,  nf,  24x125, 
imp,  Nov  14,  ’85,  Frenz  Mulledir  to  Jul- 
ius Koepke $800 

Fifty-third  st,  60  ft  w of  Madison  av.  nf, 
40x100,  Jany  23,  N H & J S Williams  to 

SN  MeMurray  $1,950 

Fifty-sixth  st,  near  Calumet  ave,  sf,  200x 
144,  Feb  19;  E M Strait  to  Chas  Jouve- 

- $2,200 

Grand  blvd;  170  ft  n of  41st  st,  wf  25x150, 
Nov  24,  ’85;  Henry  McKey  to  Anna  M 

Barmove $3,125 

Grand  blvd,  145  feet  n of  41st  st,  wf,  25x 
150,  Nov’r  24,  ’85;  E B McKey  to  same 

„ $3,125 

Halsted  street:  190  ftsof51stef  25x125 
feb  12;  A F Stevenson  to  Carl  Tiegs 

<£800 

Lot  40  in  b 2 of  b 29,  sec  16  38  14,  Febr’y 
17,  M Chittenden  to  M L Reese 


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F.  W.  Devoe  & Co.’s  Ready  Mixed  House  Paints 

A 1ST  ID  PAINTERS'  SUPPLIES 

RANDOLPH  ST.,  - - - CHICAGO. 


imp.  Feb  16,  Charles  G Bode  to  Fred  C 

Austin $9,000 

Kinzie  st,  49)4  feet  e of  48th,  sf,  40x106, 
Feb  10,  Hans  Henderson  to  August  Jo- 

hansou $1,000 

Milwaukee  av,  se  cor  of  Attrill  st,  ne  f 25x 
111,  Feb  13;  H F and  H Attrill  to  Cas- 
per Molter $1,200 

Milwaukee  ave:  sw  cor  of  Attrill  st  ne  f 
25x111  feb  19;  HF  & H Attrill  to  Danl 

Hoerr $1,200 

Milwaukee  av,  100  ft  e of  Crowell  st,  sw  f, 
25x125,  Feb  9,  Henry  Wachsning  to  Al- 
bert Eggert $950 

North  ave:  nw  cor  California  sf  25x175 
feb  20;  Axel  W Husted  to  Chas  B Si- 
mons  $6,500 

Stave  st,  110  ft  e of  Cornelia,  nf,  22x200, 
Feb  20,  M J and  D G Hamilton  to  A 

Borth $225 

Tripp  av,  108  feet  s of  Dickens,  wf,  250x 
125,  with  100x125  ft  in  same  blk,  with 
bldg,  Feb  16,  Charles  G Bode  to  Fred  C 

Austin $21,000 

Wabansia  av : 49  feet  e of  Meade  sf,  37%x 
125  feb  20;  est  of  Anton  Hansen  to  W 

W Goodman $1,400 

Western  av,  191  feet  n of  North  av,  ef  25x 
125,  July  20,  ’85;  Jos  Krimel  to  William 
Krimel $750 


Lot  29  block  4.  Berger’s  addition  to  Hyde  Park 
February  9,  G Datkewitz  to  Simon  Kowalski! 

150x161  ft  ne  cor  of  Indiana  ave  and  51st  street  fn3° 
Lynch’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Jan  18,  Jas  D Lynch 
to  Rockwell  Sayer $7  500 

Lots  23  and  24  block  1,  Gano’s  addition  to  Pullman 
February  6,  Fallis  & Gano  to  G C Barnes,’ 

Lots  30  and  31  block  1 in  sub  of  se  qr  nw  qr  ne  ar°° 
22  38  14,  January  22,  Edward  S Dreyer  to  James 


Conners. 


$500 


8 £,0<?s  of  6 23  rods  of  n 10  rods  ne  <lr  se  qr  23 
38 14,  Feb  19,  Nellie  J Mitchell  to  Jas  Wadsworth 


T $425 

Laflin  st,  96  ft  n of  Forty  eight,  wf  24x124 
imp,  reb  12;  C and  T Higgins  to  Chas 

Jorn $550 

May  street:  96  feet  s of  52d  wf  24x124; 

; C J Hambleton  to  P Towey 

• • • $200 

Mound  av:  24  feet  e of  Stewart  nf  48x125 
Jan  29;  Thos  Harford  to  J T Armstrong 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 

Lot  6 of  lot  6 b 60  nw  qr  21  39  14,  Feb  16,  George  N 

Neis  to  Barnet  Simon $1  900 

Lot  18  in  sub  of  s '•/%  e 5 acres  block  9 e 54  29  40  14 
August  24,  N W University  to  Julia  Michaelis! 

S2314  acres  of  pt  southeast  J4,  23,  38,  19,  w of  RR.,5° 
Feb  8,  H A Bromley  to  Mary  A Brooks  and  Sami 

r ^ Gross $35,000 

.Lots  6 to  10,  Noyes’  sub  of  1 acre  in  nw  qr  ne  qr  9 
38  14,  February  16,  B F Jacobs  to  J P Bowes  et  al 

Lot  13  of  w haif  lots  8 and  9'b’  63’,  w % etc  21  ’39*i45°° 
February  2,  Thomas  Dwyer  to  Nora  Behrend, 

Lot  32  b 1 of  b i e half  nw  qr  8 39  14,  Feb  15,  Minna°° 

Gerrchardt  to  Ole  J Olson $1  400 

Part  of  6 25  acs  of  n 50  acs  of  a tract  of  94 ‘4  acs  in 
nw  qr  19  41  14,  Feb  16,  Nicholas  Mersch  to  Chica- 
go and  Evanston  and  Lake  Sup.  Railway  Com’y, 

‘3,500 


9b3’Palm6r’s  add  to  S Chicago,  Feb  12,  Mary°° 

P M Palmer  to  Jno  W Nolan *459 

Lots  23  and  24  b 3.  Wisner’s  sub  ne  qr  24  37  14,  ’ 

E C Hyde  to  Kerrick,  Lucas  and  Spencer, 

$300 

LAKE. 

Lots  27  and  28  bl  5,  Eberhart’s  sub  n e J4  23  38  13 

Apl  1.  John  F Eberbart  to  J H Lee $400 

Lot  8 b 1,  Cass’  sub  n 10  acs  24  acs  se  qr  seji8  38  14 

Feb  9,  G W Cass  to  F Krueger $499 

Lot  33  blk  3,  Lees’  subdvn  west  haif  se  qr  20  38  14 

Feb  15,  D W Storrs  to  Chas  O Rider $100 

L°*  24  b 1 Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  20  38  14,  May 
25,  R S Cox  to  Elizabeth  A Fern  $450 

Blk  6,  Webb’s  sub  se  qr  14  38  13;  also  sw  qr  nw  qr 
se  qr  14  38  13,  except  streets  and  railr’d,  Mary 

Webb  to  Ira  A Eberhart  $12,000 

Lot  16  b 2,  Traver’s  sub  nw  qr  nw  qr  ne  qr  8 38  14 

Feb  13,  Henry  C Noyes  to  L C Fyfe $350 

Lots  79  and  80  blk  1,  Benedict’s  6ub  se  qr  20  38  14 
June  18,  R S Cox  to  J M Bacon $400 

Lot  12  blck  47,  University  sub  in  7 38  14,  Aug 10  H 

Maurus  to  A Schmidt '*,50 

Lots  28  and  29  b 3,  Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  20  38 

14,  June  16,  R S Cox  to  J P Peacock S400 

Lot  6 blk  8,  Normal  School  sub  21  38  14,  February 

15,  S F and  J A Swasey  to  Emma  H Green, 

Lot  33,  Sutherland’s  sub  of  lot  4,  Assr’s  div  32  33 
88  14,  John  T Dale  to  Weber  Wagon  Company, 

Lots  1 2 3 20  and  21  b 2 of  lots  9 to  12  etc  b 15,  Lin-°° 
den  Grove,  Feb  17,  Angie  Page  to  Eliza  Milnes, 

58  2-10  feet  of  east  166  2-10  ft  of  iot  8 b V,  Skinner  &5° 
?rUdd’L  S,ub  21  38  14’  Jany  15>  c HVehmeyerto 

Mary  Maloney $3  800 

S 112  ft  of  lot  15  b 6,  Linden  Grove,  Jan 

12,  J Badenoch  to  A & C Workman <*i  000 

LYONS. 

Lots  11  and  12  blk  26,  La  Grange,  Feb  12,  Edwin  K 

Smith  to  State  Trust  Co ’ $5  500 

Lots  26  and  27  b 22,  Cossitt’s  1st  add  to  La  Grange. 

Feb  12,  F D Cossitt  to  Frank  Bauer $1  150 

Lots  41  and  42  blk  8,  Western  Springs,  Feb  6,  Clar- 
ence J Peck  to  Thos  C Hill ! . . $1  650 


PETERSON,. 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDINGS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO.  ILL. 


A 


MODEL! 

MEAT.  MARKET. 


A meat  dealer  good  at  any  place, 

Is  indeed  an  acquisition; 

Where  e’er  Is  seen  most  every  trace 
Of  cleanliest  condition. 

At  William  Davidson’s  best  steaks  are  cut. 
Indeed  with  the  greatest  ease; 

Of  either  Porter-house  or  Round. 

In  a manner  sure  to  please. 

And  oh!  such  roasts,  his  are  of  fame, 

Of  either  kinds  of  meats, 

That  brings  to  him  a goodly  name; 

With  best  all  around  he  greets. 

He  keeps  the  best  of  pork  and  mutton, 

As  well  of  veal  and  finest  lamb; 

And  of  pure  meats  he  sausage  makes, 

And  cured  most  fine  he  has  of  ham. 

Of  game  be  has  the  various  kinds, 

To  suit  the  most  fastidious  minds; 

At  prices,  too,  indeed  so  low, 

That  patrons  round  to  his  place  go. 

Then  go  there  every  one  and  all. 

For  If  on  him  you  once  bnt  call, 

The  satisfaction  he  will  give, 

Will  be  remembered  while  you  live. 

REMEMBER  THE  PLACE: 

WM.  ID-A.VI3DSOIT, 

No'  48  N.  Stats  St..  CHICAGO. 


Lot  24  b 1,  Beebes  Central.  Riverside  sub  ne  qr  36 
39  12,  Nov  30,  F H Dancaster  to  Frances  Dancas- 

ter ]£2  loo 

Und  half  lot  40  block  15,  Elston  addition,  February 
16,  Estate  of  Jos  Marek  to  Frank  Skoder, 

Lot  16  b 3 of  blks  25  to  28  etc,  Railroad  addition  to 
Harlem,  Feb  17,  J Schlund  to  Elizabeth  Strienz, 

acs  in  whalf  seqr  7 3613,  Feb'll,'  Christian  Goe3°° 

on!  In  II  TT  


sel  to  H H Gaskin . 


Lot  57  to  58  b 80  w half  27  39  14,  Feb  10,  State  Ins  Co 


$100 


to  C S Harmon 


.$9,000 


Michigan  av:  250  feet  s of  40th  st  ef,  50x 
161  feb  5;  Alfred  S Barnes  to  J W Byers 

$5,500 

Michigan  av,  near  Forty  fifth  st,  wf  50x  ln  „ . „ 

161  Feb  2;  D J Hubbard  toWHH  Mai-  n of  iofs  «r  1°  folf^G  Goldstein,...  16,390 

lnrv  TT  w J3  OI  lots  14  blk  8,  Linden  Grove,  Feb  15,  Mollie 

N 12  ft  lot  35  and  s 18  ft  lot  36,  b 1 of  b 
33;  sec  16  38  14,  Feb  17,  S A Kent  to  W 


Lot  29  block  5,  Walker’s  subdvn  in  se  qr  20  39  14 
Feb  18,  Wm  Wilhelm  to  J Schlenker..  . $2  050 

Lots  87  and  88  b 53,  34  40  13,  Feb  17,  Peter  Bebies  to 

A Schil  o $4  000 

Lot  13  b 1,  Frazier’s  subdn  in  nw  qr  8 38  14.  Aug  1 
Christian  R Walleck  to  Albert  Kolbe. . $300 

in  15’  E!stonadd,  No 677  Milwaukee  av  Feb 


Lot  280  of  blks  1 to  4 etc  nw  qr  ne  of  ave  29  40  14 

Feb  15,  J P Altgeld  to  M Godart  $550 

W half  ne  qr  and  ne  qr  ne  qr  24  42  10  (120  acres); 
also  5 acs  in  Lake  county,  Jany  15,  H Decke  to  L 

Decke 00q 

Lots  4 and  5 blck  3,  Lemont.  Dec  24,  John  Berane’k 

Sen  to  John  Bronckey 949 

Lot  49  b 8,  Russell’s  sub  ne  qr  nw  qr  i8  36  15,  janv 
25,  Helen  Morgan  to  Alice  McLean  . . $490 

Lot  48  blck  8,  same, , Geo  W Morgan  to  same, 

$600 

Special  Warranty  Deeds. 


Smith  G to  N Crabb,  reb  8,  ’66,  s hall  lot  6 b 19,Dun- 

can’s  add 259 

McGrath  J I to  A M McGrath,  Feb  15,  pt  iot  5 b 2 

Bushnell’s  add _ « 

Folson  A and  R to  W L Moss,  Feb  3,  its  50  to  57  b 35 


O Budd . 


$540 


Page  st,  100  ft  s of  Fifty-first,  wf  25x125, 
Feb  25;  D H Hammer  to  B A Lakin, 

$800 

South  Park  ave,  intersection  of  Jackson 
triangle  of  85  ft,  Jany  30;  R S Peale  to 
G Bracbvogel $2,000 

State  st,  135  ft  s of  54th,  wf  100x341,  Feb 
20;  M McC  C Wilson  to  M E Murray 

o $3,000 

Sout  Bark  blvd,  sw  cor  of  41st,  ef,  50x150 
Feb  1,  M A B <&  W Howe  to  G E Taft,' 

Tremont  st,  225  ft  w of  Stewart  av,  sf,  25 
xl21,  ieb  9,  J W McKinney  to  B B Fer- 
guson $2,800 

Vincennes  av,  se  cor  of  42d  st,  wf,  50x150 
Feb  20;  J W Farlin  to  F W Rueckheim 

$3,400 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Byron  st:  nw  cor  Humboldt  sf  29x150 
June  5, ’85;  Lucy  Morrison  to  Mathias 
lowka g6(J0 

Carroll  av,  76 J/2  ft  e of  Forty-fifth  st/nf 
undivided  % of  30  ft  to  alley  imp  reb  8- 
M A and  C A Gillespie  to  Richard 
Manly $1  600 

Forest  av,  204  ft  n of  Fullerton,  ef  25x125 
Jan  5;  J D Martin  to  C Krout $600 

Indiana  st,  217  ft  e of  Forty-eight,  nf  24x 
119  ft  Jan  27;  A B Davey  to  Mary 

eeney  av,  58  ft  s of  Dickens,  wf  250x125 


Lots  37  and  38  b 11,  Taylor’s  2d  addn  to  S Chicago 
September  15,  ’84,  A Krimbill  to  Dollie  Scaree 


$589 


West  60  ft  east  of  railroad  of  lot  3,'  Meyer’s  adcUo00 
Evanston,  Feb  18,  Cathe  M Bongard  to  C E and 

Lake  Shore  Rwy  Co . S1 

Premises  123,  Meagher  st,  Dec  19,  8.7, ' jas'  Sedusky 

to  J P Neal, - J 

Lot  8 b 10,  J & Lees 


L<xr 16.  39  13>  Dec  31) ’85,  Peter  Dykes  to 

M Whitehead  qc  j10g 

Lots  1 to  3 b 3,  Hiatt’s  sub  in  sw  qr  7 39  13,  June  21 
Ellen  H Weage  to  John  I Jones $2  625 

LDunlopd5..bICk  3’  8am6’  Ja“  21’  Same  to' Simpson  Sheffield’s  add T.'.T!  7!  .T.7..7.:'.  $2JOO 

South  of  railroad  we'st'%  Vast  % and'  east  half  west  I 8 A to  1 Smnott,  Feb  16,  pt  It  62  b 3,  8 39  14, 

qr  sw  qr  15  39  13,  Oct  24,  ’85,  Town  of  Cicero  to  J 

RHuShes 

EVANSTON. 

Lot  10  b 6,  Keeney  & Rinn’s  addn,  Jany  8,  Abby  T 
Spaulding  to  Chicago,  Evanston  & Lake  Snp  Rwy 


$500 


,600 


ot  8 b 10,  J & Lees’  sub  sw  qr  20  39  14,  Feb  17  V 

and  A Herda  to  F Nemec *4  ann 

Lot  38  b 1 b 19  W half  5 39  14,  Jan  30,  Margt  Bruno 


West  50  ft  of  lot  2,  Co  Clerk’s  sub  in  n half  19  41 1*4 

Feb  17,  Nicholas  Trefif  to  same $1  450 

6°,ft  of  lot4  b 3’  Snyder’s  add,  Jan  20,  Abby  R 
Mead  to  same.  - 


$800 


to  F Kreft. 


.$2,000 


L7k  4Sir!d  9blck  2l  H°nore’s  sub  in  Tiernan’s  sub, 

18  39  14,  February  11,  R p Williams  to  E Kehoe, 

B Mf7;  ^“gsbury  Trac’t,  The ' Brown '&  Van  Arsdai'f5 
Mfg  Co  to  Chicago,  Evanston  and  Lake  Sup’r 

Lots  27  and  28  b 3,  Smith’s  add  to  NormaMIle*  - 

J D Smith  to  A S Houston 4799 

L<TTq  V b 23  6 1/2  31  39  14  March  24,  S E Beers  to 
gbe 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HIDE  PARK. 

South  23  y2  ace  of  pt  west  of  railroad  se  !4  23  38  14 

^Ee^LiBr0m!eyt°Mary  A Br00k|3?oon 
L Thompson  ChiCago’  Jan  25>  Geo  Ford  to  James 

L son  to  T° TS  A ‘°>5  b 84’  S Chicago,  Dec  15,' Jno  Ma- 
son  to  J J Hanberg Krm 

Lot  16  b 2,  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Juiy'i,'>85 

i?6rgerto  V Maysebak  *359 

Rubibnseqn  ^ Feb  17’  Michl  Ward  toSaml  A 

LOT«wV2b6'AI'en’S'sub  ‘ ne  qr2'4  37  ii,'  Feb'fT300 

r 3al  7 Converse  to  same tN0 

Lot  25  b 2,  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park!  Nov  17',  '’85 

R^Rerger  to  Jacob  Klein  q c *599 

»Hlot2,  Fan  Vunren’s  sub  in  sec  10  and  15*37  14 
November  28,  Age  Vellenga  to  T Vauder  Au, 

LP  ^ Cbicag°’  Feb  ii;  'Mai£-5 

L°oi3  Sbandfowskrg°’  AUg  19’  ’85'  C & C C & PC°n 

, 


Lot  13  and  14  b 6,  Keeney  & Rinn’s  add,  Feb  18.  Ja- 

cob  Metzler  to  same $10  0 

Lots  4 and  5 blk  4,  Browne  & Culver’s  add  to  North'* 
Evanston,  Jan  15,  Chas  E Browne  to  Clara  M 

Jackson jJoo 

U“d  ‘4.°4  w 60  ft)  lot  3 b 3,  Snyder’s  addn,  Feb 
10,  Philo  W Stacy  to  The  Chicago,  Evanston  and 

Lake  Supr  R R’d  Co ^.99 

Lots  2 and  3 b 2,  Browne  & Culver’s  add,  Feb 3.*  c'e 
Browne  to  D B Dewey $^00 

Paariti'vest  t>f  rai'road  of  soutb  22 Yt  acs  of  a tract  °'f 

94  4 wS  !U  “ /s  19  41  14-  Jaa  25,  Wm  Rickcords  to 

V W Foster 

JEFFERSON. 

L°4  2 blk  16,  Jefferson,  Jany  14,  ’82,  Joseph  Wolfen- 

stetter  to  John  Jenkins *1  qoo 

2‘4  acs  in  ne  qr  sec  7 40  13,  Oct'  26,'  Julia  C Dike  to 
Union  Ridge  Cemetery  Assn  . . non 

oAt0  17,20  2130  34  34  to  38  40  41 42  b 
31,  Its  17  to  22  25  and  26  b 15  in  sub  of  se  qr  34  40 

T “’TT;  Orrin  M Wells  to  A Noxon $8  000 

L^t-1’obA7’,IrVlng  Park’  Feb  5,  Anna  S Race  to  An 

West  H ne  qr  e V4  SW  qr  17  40  13,  J any ' 2g!  Cathe  H 

Bell  et  al  to  A C Schmidt si  600 

loisi,tolb.4  Smith’s  add  to  Irving  Park,  Jan*  25, 

G F Lovejoy  to  Carrie  Thompson $800 

MAINE. 

L°t^i.6  7 blk  1 of  lot  1 t0  6>  Desplaines,  Feb  17, 

John  Alles  jr  to  Danl  Hammer 4499 

Lots  11  and  12  b 2 Park  Ridge,  Feb  17,  Cora  F Moss 

to  Emma  C Whitlock  so'ose 

L<17S  m/ln,d  3 b 7>  Brown’s  addn  to  Desplaines,  Feb 
17,  Otto  Von  Eckert  to  Matilda  Eckert $700 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

23  b 2,  Coomschram’s  sub  se  qr  1 3913,  Feb  17. 
Mast  In  Chy  to  W Mathews $166 


Almquist  J to  J Nelson,  Feb  17,  It  28  b 16,  10  3914 


$425 


Smith  E K to  State  Trust  Co,  Fei)  12,  Its  11  and  12° 

b 26,  4 38  14 500 

Browning  W C et  altoS  Guetschow,  Jan  29,  it  19  b 

13,  Pierce  s add,  Holstein $300 

Heidrlch  M to  M Heiderich,  Feb  15,  pt  its  2 and  3 

of  It  29,  etc.  North  add 15  000 

Hailtmeier  J to  E Greenebaum,  Feb  16,  It  17  blk  4 
Sheffield’s  add u £5q 


Nummary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Feb.  25, 1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

Clty  152  $1,024,023 

County 143  309,595 

Total 295  $1,333,618 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Feb.  26,  1885: 

^ Sales.  Amount. 

CltJ 95  $473,924 

Cotmty 100  289,060 

Totai 195  $762,984 


Subdivisions 

Piled  for  Record  Daring  January, 

1886. 

686975.  Ralston's  add  to  Nickersonville, 
in  blk  15,  Sheffield’s  addn,  southwesterly  cor 
Cly bourn  av  and  Chester  st.  9 lots.  Bv  J D 
Her  et  al. 

687687.  Sudvn  of  s half  sw  % sw  ^ sec 
20  40  14,  fronting  s on  School  st,  bet  Ash 
land  ave  and  Southport  ave;  2 blocks.  By 
Sickel  & Hufmeyer. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


129 


(587880.  Re-subdivision  of  lots  1 to  4 b 2 
Lockwood’s  sub  in  nw  qr  15  38  14,  sw  cor 
Prairie  av  and  40tli  st;  (5  lots.  By  Orrin  M 
Wells. 

688249.  Lots  29  to  32  b 1.  R J Hamil- 
ton’s sub  in  nw  18  39  14,  fronting  north 
on  Congress  st;  6 lots.  By  C B Wilson. 

688526.  Superior  Court  Partition  of  e % 
of  blk  12,  3 39  14,  sw  cor  Rush  st  and  Walton 
place,  lot  9 s to  Delaware  place;  11  lots. 

688725.  Blk  14,  Winnetka;  15  lots.  By 
John  T Dale  et  al. 

689535.  Lot  A blk  8,  Millard  & Decker’s 
sub  e nw  H 26  39  13,  fronting  on  Millard 
and  Central  Park  ave;  4 lots.  By  John  G 
Shedd. 

690172.  Lots  124  125  126  b 43  w half  etc, 

17  39  14,  se  cor  Polk  and  Laflin  sts.  By  J 
Hartnett. 

690410.  Lots  15  16  17  b 2 of  lot  9 b 11, 
Rockwell’s  addn,  fronting  w on  Oakley  ave. 
By  G L Hull. 

691081.  Lots  52  and  53  blk  19  w half  etc 
17,  39  14  nw  cor  Jackson  and  Laflin  sts;  3 
lots.  By  Barbara  Titus. 

691414.  S half  b 4 in  sub  of  e % w y2  s 
34  2 38  14  (ex  n 166  feet  thereof)  nw  corner 
Woodlawn  ave  and  45th  st,  extending  w to 
Greenwood  ave;  17  lots.  By  Jos  Medill. 

691716.  Part  of  block  13  e of  blvd,  Wal- 
ker’s sub,  ne  qr  25  39  13,  ne  cor  26th  st  and 
Southwest  blvd;  48  lots.  By  P Schuttler 
and  C Hotz. 

691862.  Lots  55  59  63  and  w 15  ft  lot  67, 
Wood’s  sub  of  w 10  acs  of  lot  6 e half  ne  34 
36  40  13,  fronting  s on  Jefferson  court.  By 
Sarah  E Grat  es. 

692882.  Keeney  & Penberthy’s  add  to 
Pennock,  being  sw  qr  se  qr  27  40  13,  nw 
cor  Fullerton  & Keeney  aves;  8 blocks.  By 
J F Keeney  et  al. 

692883.  E qr  se  qr  nw  qr  sec  34  40 
13,  nw  cor  Armitage  and  Columbia  avs;  2 
blks.  By  J F Keeney. 

692899.  Lot  28  div  1,  Westphall’s  sub  s 34 
30  38  15,  nw  cor  Cole’s  ave  and  77th  st.  By 
G A Folsom. 

689306.  Blk  3,  Ogden  & Jones’  sub  sw  34 
se  qr  7 39  13;  22  lots.  By  J G Goodwillie. 

690615.  Part  of  lots  6 and  7,  North  add, 
ne  cor  Wells  and  Eugenie  sts;  12  lots.  By 
A Olsen.  

qUIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  AM>  <3l'IT 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lot  8 blk  5 Holstein,  Feb  1;  J C Ogden  to 

F T Cutler $80 

Lots  56  and  57  blk  35,  Sheffield  add,  Feb 

18;  F Jones  to  W L Mass $50 

E 34  lot  6 b 20  S S add,  Feb  18;  F C 

Knoch  to  W F Knoch $4,500 

W 34  lot  6 b 20  S S add,  Feb  18;  W F 

Knoch  to  F C Knoch $4,500 

N % of  lot  62  b 3 of  lot  E nw  34  8,  39  14, 

No  79  Hunt  st,  Ann  Furlong  to  J Sin- 

nutt $425 

Lot  31  b 12  Walsh  & McMullin’s  sub,  20 
39  14,  Feb  17,  City  of  Chicago  to  F J 

Filhut $14 

Lot  244  of  blks  1 to  4 and  nw  34  ne  of  av> 

29  40  14,  Feb  17,  N Schilling  to  K Schill- 
ing   $200 

Lot  11  b 5 Cleaverville,  Feb  1;  Noah  E 
Gary  and  F W and  C Cleaner  to  Chas  B 

Holmes $1 

Lot  152  Hull’s  sub  in  sw  34  19  39  14,  Feb 
15,  Jas  Fanning  to  Alice  F Sullivan, 

$50 

LotT.4  (ex  R R)  blk  31,  19  39  14,  Nov  25, 

’85;  Jacob  Peter  to  J Zajicek $2,200 

Lots  4 and  5 of  lots  122  b 3 of  b 5,  Shef- 
field’s add,  Feb  10,  J B Gerard  to  Fred 
erick  Kurmann $1 

Lot  6 b 1 Winslow  et  al  sub,  ne  34  ne  34  1 

39  13,  Feb  12;  Mary  Uhrenholdt  to  P J 

Thornum $ — 

Lots  31  and  32  b 26,  Sheffield  add,  Feb  10; 

W P Clark  to  Jno  Boomer $30 

Lot  2 b 13  S S add,  Jan  12;  Heirs  of 
Adalbert  Houska  to  Barbara  Houska, 

$1 

Lot  14  (ex  R R)  b 31,  19  39  14,  Nov  25; 

Jas  Zajicek  to  Marie  Peter $2,200 

Lots  38  and  39  b 3,  Prout&  Colman’s  sub, 

4 38  14,  Feb  9,  A McCartney  to  Sam’l  E 

Froine $180 

Lot  6 Flarherty’s  sub  pt  It  4 b 27,  29  39  14, 
Feb  16;  M O’Connor  to  Elizabeth  Keane, 


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Lot  48  b 3 Walker’s  Dock  add,  J an  29 ; 

B B Furguson  to  J Helwig $25 

Lots  5 and  6 b 97  Elston  add,  reb  13;  Jas 
Robinson  et  al  to  Robinson  Dowdle  & 

McWhorter $4 

W 34  lot  20  b 30,  Carpenter’s  add,  Feb  8. 

Geo  M Rogers  to  M F C Bluhm $250 

SW  34  of  w 47  65-100  ft  of  n 196  1-2  ft  of 
lot  81,  Butterfield’s  add,  Apl  19,  ’85;  John 

A Ziehn  to  F Lammerzahl $1,200 

Lot  1 Assr’s  div  E 1-2  b 3 nw  34  2 2 39  14, 
Nov  30,  ’85;  Win  Cushhern  jr  to  Geo  E 

P Dodge ...$1 

Und  4-35  of  lot  15  (ex  N 19  2 10  fr)  and  of 
n 24  ft  of  S 29  ft  of  lot  5 b 28,  Elston 
add,  Feb  5:  B E Gallup  to  J B Galloway, 

$1,167 

N 1-2  b 88  S S add,  Nov  13;  A Gage  to 

City  of  Chicago $2,975 

Lots  10  and  11  b 1,  Newberry’s  add,  Feb  10; 

A M Laughlin  to  W H Smith $1 

Lot  48  b 5,  Flourney’s  sub  in  18  39  14,  reb 

15;  J Gatsel  to  J G Harlon $5,000 

Same  premises,  Feb  15,  J G Harlon  to 

Katherine  Gatsel $5,000 

S pt  of  lots  29  to  32  and  se  cor  of  lot  33 
b 7,  Archer  add,  Apl  1,  ’84;  W C Ritchie 

to  A Diesel $1 

S 28  ft  of  lots  26  and  27.  b 15.  Sampson  <fc 
Green  add,  Jan  13;  G M Steese  to  W 
Kettles $25 


S 34  lot  5 b 2,  Bushnell’s  add,  Feb 
Mary  E McGrath  to  Anna  McIntosh, 


15 


Lot  7 of  lots  16  and  17  b 1 Ellis  W add, 
Feb  10;  D Merriman  to  Mattie  M Nourse, 


TRUST  DEEDS. 

Adler  H to  C J Hambleton,  feb  19,  It  17  b 

1,  It  3,  12  39  13 $2,500 

Altenburg  A to  W E Suler,  Dec  11,  Its  11 
and  12  of  It  5 b 58,  Evanston,  4 yrs,  8%, 

$300 

Avann  M E and  T D to  J R Flood,  June 
27,  ’84,  pt  It  102,  30  38  15,  mthly,  8 %, 

... 7 $2,500 

Aurelius  W to  J R Flood,  Dec  28,  Its  44 
to  46  b 7,  Nix’s  add,  S Chicago,  mthly, 

8% $1,500 

Axmark  J to  A Chytraus,  Feb  3,  It  22  b 4, 

Palmer’s  add,  mthly,  6$ $600 

Anderson  T to  C H Puscheck,  feb  17,  It  10, 

Parmyl’s  sub,  4 38  14,  wkly,  8% $1,400 

Bruns  H to  N Buschwah,  Feb  15,  Its  50  and 

51  b 39,  21  39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Bishop  S G R and  W to  D Quigg,  Feb  18, 
pt  b 4 of  b 10,  Rockwell’s  add,  5 yrs,  7%, 

6 deeds $17,500 

Bendien  J to  S Walsner,  Feb  18,  It  34  b 54, 

19  39  14,  wkly,  8% $600 

Bihler  J to  C H Duensing,  Feb  18,  It  39  b 

5,  36  40  13,  4 yrs,  6% $500 

Beach  E to  W E Hale  & Co,  Feb  18,  It  2 b 

54,  7 39  14,  6 mos,  8 % $50  > 

Bellstrom  A to  P H Beemer,  Feb  18,  It  44 

b 33,  8 37  15,  2 yrs,  8% $100 

Becker  E M and  II  to  T S chintz,  Feb  16, 

Its  22  and  23,  29  40  14,  5 yrs,  7%.. . .$2,800 
Brenett  G to  C S Mauran,  Feb  18,  It  44, 

Eureka  sub,  2 yrs,  7% $300 

Buettner  E to  W Heinemann,  Feb  17,  Its  6 

and  7 b 2,  36  40  13,  7 % $500 

Benz  C to  W Heinemann.  Feb  20,  It  26  of 

It  39  b 31,  7 39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $300 

Burcke  O to  J H Brace,  Feb  22,  It  7 b 3, 

31  40  14,  2 yrs,  p m $400 

Bought  W to  J Morgan,  feb  10,  It  12  b 28, 

S.  Chicago,  4 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Borgesson  B A to  F D Ward,  Feb  19,  It  5 

b 9,  7 39  14,  7 yrs $1,000 

Barry  P J to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb  19,  It 

23  b 11,  28  39  14,  1 y,  7% $100 

Barry  P J to  H E Greenebaum,  feb  19,  It 

23  b 11,  28  39  14,  1 y,  7% $100 

Bareman  C to  E Prussing,  Nov  24,  It  52  b 

1,  b 24,  29  39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $400 

Conraths  M and  J to  A Podolsky,  feb  20 

w It  10  b 4,  s b add $400 

Carsley  F M to  L Baird,  feb  19,  Its  29  and 

30  b 13,  11  39  13,  3 yrs,  7% $2,000 

Coakes  F to  E S Dreyer,  It  36  b 6,  Lake 

View,  2 yrs,  8% $456 

Conelly  C and  T to  J H Kedzie,  feb  23,  It 

1 b 2 of  b 47,  17  39  14,  5 yrs,  8 % $500 

Connelly  C and  T to  J M Kedzie,  feb  23, 

It  1 b 2 of  b 47,  17  39  14,  5 yrs,  8%.  ~" 

Charlton  L A to  H E Greenebaum,  feb  20, 
pt  Its  21  to  24  b 2,  4 38  14,  4 yrs,  7%, 
$2  $1,600 


$1 


Campbell  J L to  H J Luders,  feb  15,  Its  1 
to  6 n ^ b 19  of  b 5,  Rockwell’s  add,  3 

yrs,  7%,  6 deeds $14,500 

Crouse  W F to  H J Greenebaum,  Nov,  14, 

It  13  w % sw  U 11  39  13,  3 yrs,  6%,  p m, 

7 $275 

Chappell  B L to  A Wisner,  feb  18,  Its  11 
and  12  b 1 of  b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  60 

mos,  — — , p m $2,160 

Carver  G H to  J C Miller,  Jan  18,  It  9 b 

19,  Rav6nswood,  mthly,  8% $200 

Cohn  S to  H Felsenthal,  Feb  19,  pt  It  43, 

Ellis’  e add,  3 yrs,  7 % $3,500 

Cloutier  P to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb  17, 

It  1,  Bullin’s  sub,  8 38  14,  1 y,  7% $250 

Cottrell  T D to  W E Smith,  Feb  15,  It  2 of 
It  21,  etc,  b 1,  34  39  14,  Jan  1,  ’91,  6%  p 

$5,000 

Cottrell  T D to  W E Smith,  Feb  15,  It  2 of 

It  21,  etc,  34  39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $2,000 

Dahme  W to  J Mauritzon,  Jan  11.  It  27  b 
4,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  1 y,  7%,  p m, 

$250 

Dippe  H to  W Loeb,  feb  23,  It  20  b 8,  4 39 

14,  5 yrs,  8% $1,500 

Dahl  P to  L Baird,  feb  16,  Its  42  and  43 

of  It  2,  8 39  14,  5 yrs,  7% $1,700 

Duchsel  J C to  C A Burley,  Dec  14,  It  89  b 

8,  29  40  14,  6 yrs,  8% $600 

Dooley  P to  W G Lloyd,  Feb  16,  It  37, 

Stone’s  add,  wkly,  8% 

Douglas  W B to  0 B Sampson,  Feb  10,  It 
2 It  2,  etc,  b 5,  Rockwell’s  add,  Jan  1, 

’87,  8% $650 

Dvorak  1 to  E D Sellmann,  Feb  4,  It  60  b 

4,  20  39  14,  1 1-2  y,  7%,  p m $300 

Duffield  W to  G E Hatch,  Feb  18,  It  5 of  It 

15,  etc,  34  39  14,  1 y,  7% $1,000 

Ducharme  M to  S C French,  Feb  16,  It  41 

b 2,  9 38  14,  7%  y,  6$ $1,500 

Dehike  R to  J C Schumacher,  Feb  17,  It  29 

b 43,  19  39  14,  2 yrs,  6% 

Eggert  A to  J Rosenthal,  Feb  9,  It  15  b 4, 

°36  40  13,  5 yrs,  8% $750 

Eagan  M to  S Walsner,  Feb  16,  It  26  b 4, 

Reaper’s  add,  wkly,  8% $900 

Enk  A to  B Holley,  feb  23,  Its  23  and  24, 

D,  G & W’s  add,  Park  Ridge,  1 y,  7%,  p 

m $70 

Engellman  C to  H G Foreman,  July  27,  It 

52  b 2,  20  38  14,  mthly,  8%,  p m $190 

Fallon  P to  A E Barr,  feb  1,  pt  It  25,  13 

39  13,  wkly,  8 % $500 

Franz  K to  H Ebinger,  Feb  17,  pt  30  41  13, 

1 y,  8% $100 

Folsom  G A to  J Stern,  feb  18,  Its  3 and  4 

of  It  28,  30  38  15,  wkly,  7% $700 

Feulner  M to  H E Greenebaum,  feb  19,  It 

5 b 6,  North  add,  3 yrs,  7% $850 

Fox  J to  L Baird,  Dec  28,  It  20  b 2 b 6,  18 

39  14,  2 yrs,  7%,  p m $500 

Gunther  C F to  H G Foreman,  Feb  17,  pt 
Its  1 and  2 b 140,  s s add,  5 yrs,  5%,  $32,000 
Goss  L to  J C Miller,  Feb  15,  Its  10  to  12  b 

37,  9 37  14,  mthly,  8% $1,200 

Greenhill  J to  F C Vierling,  Feb  19,  It  16 

b 2,  4 38  14,  2 yrs,  8 % $300 

Green  A A to  J C Miller,  Feb  15,  Its  11  to 

15  b 140  Maywood,  mthly,  8% $300 

Goldy  H I to  F E Page,  Feb  15,  It  2 of  It 

2,  It  D,  Wrightwood,  3 yrs,  7% $600 

Greenberg  C to  M E Greenebaum,  feb  27, 

It  10,  b 2,  Gross  N add,  2 yrs,  7%,  p m, 

$330 

Grau  P to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  20,  Its  5 
to  8 b 5,  of  b 14,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs 

8%,  p 

Gannon  M H to  E F Dunne,  feb  22,  pt  It 

19  b 5,  18  39  14,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m $2,550 

Gerber  F J to  M L Freiberger,  Feb  22,  It 

24  b 1,  28  39  14,  Nov  1,  8%,  p m $2,500 

Gutmacher  H to  A Hofer,  feb  12,  It  3 of  It 

2 b D,  Wrightwood,  wkly,  5 % $1,200 

Hofert  H to  T H Schintz,  Feb  11,  It  6 b 6, 

28  39  14,  3 yrs,  7 % $3,500 

Hofert  H to  E H Schintz,  Feb  12,  Its  5 and 

6 b 6,  28  39  14,  1 y,  7% $500 

Husted  A W to  A B Mead,  Feb  15,  pt  It  11 

b 16,  36  40  13,  4 yrs,  8% $2,500 

Hefferan  MtoHE  Greenebaum,  Feb  12, 

Its  1 and  2 b 2,  5 39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $750 

Hartwig  C C to  J Buehler,  feb  22,  Its  22 
to  31  b 2 of  b 1,  19  40  14,  4 yrs,  8%,  p m, 
$3,000 


flora  J to  A Loula,  Jan  19,  It  37  of  It  l b 

44,  21  39  14,  wkly,  8%% $800 

Hartung  C to  W C Fricke,  Feb  16,  It  4 b 2, 

12  39  13,  2 yrs,  8%,  p in $375 

Hoffman  P J and  H C to  J C Grant,  Jan  1, 
n % It  9 b 29,  Ellis’  e add,  5 yrs,  8%, $1,000 
Ileiderich  M to  S A Kean,  Feb  15,  Its  2 and 

3 of  29,  etc,  North  add,  4 yrs.  8% $2,800 

Hamberg  J to  J McCabe,  Dec  15,  It  2 of  It 

1 b 84,  5 37  15,  Jan  1,  ’89,  7% $2,500 

Hoerr  D to  W D Kerfoot,  feb  19,  It  25  b 2, 

36  40  13,  1 y,  8% $300 

Hatterman  W E to  H E Greenebaum,  feb 

23,  pt  b 2,  6 39  14,  6 mos,  8% $4,100 

Hasper  R A to  T Scanlan,  Jan  9,  e % It  1, 
Hitt’s  sub,  8 37  14,  3 yrs,  6 %.  pm...  $1,500 
Halladay  J to  T Scanlon,  Jan  18,  pt  It  2, 
Hitt’s  sub,  8 37  14.  May  1,  ’89,  8%,  p m, 

$1,700 

Hamblin  L to  J C Niller,  feb  15,  pt  b 121, 

Maywood,  mthly,  8% $2,000 

Herbert  L to  H G Foreman,  July  23,  It  70 

b 1,  20  38  14,  mthly,  8%,  p m $475 

Harder  B to  E Prussing,  feb  20,  pt  It  117, 

Bronson’s  add,  5 yrs,  8% $3,500 

Hansen  P to  W Heineman,  feb  9,  It  20  b 

16,  Holstein,  3 yrs,  8% $423 

Hull  G N to  H A Hurlbut.  feb  15,  pt  b 2 b 
11,  Rockwell’s  add,  3 yrs,  7%,  4 deeds, 

$13,500 

Holub  M to  H Felsenthal,  feb  20,  It  19_b  4, 

Hamburg,  2 yrs,  8% $2,500 

Jansky  J to  T Kakac,  Feb  16,  It  11  b 45, 

21  39  14,  3 yrs,  7 % $1,000 

James  E to  H W Ames,  Feb  15,  It  4 of  It 

37,  etc,  b 1,  33  39  14,  1 y,  8% $450 

Kettig  B to  H G Forman,  Feb  16,  pt  It  39, 

Bronson’s  add,  3 yrs,  8% $3,500 

Kanzler  M and  C to  E Koch,  Feb  17,  It  30 

b 2,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs,  7% $500 

Kraus  M to  J Novak,  Feb  15,  It  1 b 44,  21 

9 14,  3 yrs,  7% $700 

Kopsell  0 K to  C J Hambleton,  Feb  18,  It 

5 b 1,  9 38  14, 1 y,  8% $1,000 

Koehn  H to  J W Pfeifer,  Feb  12.  It  46  b 1, 

8 38  14,  wkly,  8% $325 

Kraft  K F to  H S Dietrich,  feb  17,  Its  1 
and  2 b 2 of  b 7,  36  40  13,  wkly,  8%,  $3,000 
Kettlestrings  J W to  D Hull,  feb  23,  Its  3 

and  4 b 2,  7 39  13,  3 yrs.  6 J $1,300 

Kramer  W to  S B French,  feb  17,  qrly,  8%, 

pm $1,500 

Klein  J B to  O C Butz,  feb  20,  It  7 b 11,  18 

39  14,  5 yrs,  8% $5,000 

Kossak  J to  E H Sheldon,  feb  15,  s % 4 

b 34,  Elston’s  add,  5 yrs,  8%,  pm..  .$1,300 
Labinski  A to  E A Warfield,  Feb  10,  It  10 

b 17,  7 38  14,  8%,  p m $175 

Leman  H W to  S H Kerfoot,  jr,Feb  14,  Its 
27  and  28  b 1,  3 39  14,  2 yrs,  8%,  2 deeds, 

$5,000 

Langley  F to  J G Miller,  feb  15,  Its  21  to 

23  b 6,  U S Bank  add,  mthly,  8% $200 

Leonhardt  C to  H C Zuttermeister,  feb  22, 

It  23  b 16,  20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $700 

Lorch  G J to  A T Kasper,  Dec  1,  It  29  b 5 

of  b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 yrs,  8% $1,400 

Langensiepen  W to  J L Rogers,  Jan  2,  Its 

12  to  115  of  It  5,  etc,  18  39  14,  5 yrs,  7%, 

p $1,800 

Lanoch  W and  F to  C F Hatterman,  Feb 

1,  It  2 b 3,  36  40  13,  3 yrs,  7% $700 

Logeman  C to  C F Hatterman,  Aug  18, 

It  6 b 2,  Fonley’s  add,  Harlem,  3 yrs,  8%, 
$325 

McDermott  P to  F S Henneberry,  Jan  16, 

It  94  b 62,  19  39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $400 

Masek  F to  J Moksak,  Feb  13,  It  39  b 2 of 

b 2,  20  39  14,  wkly,  5% $1,600 

Maguin  M C and  H J to  E J V\  hitehead, 
Feb  It  23  b 1,  It  7,  16  38  14,  1 y.  8%. . .$274 
Moore  L to  W C Grant,  Dec  12,  Its  7 and  8 

b 2,  23  39  14,  1 y,  8% $500 

Murray  W to  R H White,  Feb  17,  It  58  of 

It  8,  4 38  14,  Nov  17,  ’87,  8% $400 

McKindley  L A to  A Tripp,  Feb  17,  pt  It 

20  b 5,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $7,000 

Meyer  C to  P Popp,  Feb  18,  It  6 of  It  4 b 

56,  21  39  14,  WKly,  8%% $‘t0° 

McMurry  S N to  G St  Leonard,  Jan  23,  pt 
Its  3 and  2 b 28,  Kimbark’s  add,  Hyde 

Park,  Aug  20,  ’87,  8% $1,700 

Murnane  J to  G L Thatcher,  Feb  10,  It  25 

b 1,  33  39  14,  4 yrs,  8%,  p m $600 

Maloney  M and  T to  A H Veeder,  Jan  15, 
pt  It  8 b 3,  21  38  14,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m,  $2,700 
Miller  E to  F G Bradley,  Feb  15,  It  48  b 2, 

13  39  13,  3 yrs,  8% $1,200 

Moss  W L to  H Felsenthal,  Feb  16,  Its  1 

and  2 of  It  4 of  It  23,  etc,  Ellis’  e add,  5 

yrs,  8%,  2 deeds $5,000 

Mueller  J E to  M E Greenebaum,  feb 
16,  It  25  Gross’  2d  add,  3 yrs,  7%,  p m, 

$300 


Moore  E and  D B to  E L Stewart,  feb  23, 

Its  58  and  59  b 22,  7 39  14,  5 yrs,  7%, 

$1,200 


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McKenzie  M to  G E Foss,  June  1,  It  3 b 2, 

2 39  13,  3 yrs,  5 # $1,000 

Merson  C P to  H S Dietrich,  feb  20,  It  44 

b 2,  Culver  Park,  wkly,  8# $500 

Madsen  A to  H E Greenebaum,  feb  19,  It 

15  to  17  b 10,  Lee’s  add,  5 yrs,  (>%%, 
$3,500 

Molzoff  J to  T Krolik,  feb  20,  pt  It  7 b 93, 

Elston’s  add,  wkly,  8 # $1,000 

McDonald  J to  E Goodridge,  feb  1,  It  33 

b 35,  17  39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $850 

Maetschke  W to  C Lindermann,  feb  10,  It 

16  b 4,  20  40  14,  3 yrs,  7 # $400 

Mergenthal  A to  H G Foreman,  Sept  5,  Its 

83  and  84  b 1,  20  38  14,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m, 

$300 

Mette  A to  H J Christoph,  feb  8,  Its  8 to 

10  b 5,  Murray’s  add,  3 yrs,  7# $4,500 

Martens  L to  G Snydacker,  Jan  14,  Its  98 
and  100  b 42,  17  39  14,  May  1,  ’87,  7#. 

Pm $1,000 

Morris  J E to  L Baird,  feb  24,  It  20  and  pt 
17,  b 24,  Carpenter’s  add,  3 yrs,  8%,  $3,100 
McGune  J4to  S B French,  feb  17,  It  44  b 2, 
Kent’s  sub,  9 38  14,  8%  yrs,  8%,  p m, 

$1,350 

Novotny  F to  L Mandl,  Feb  16,  Its  8 and 

9 b 6,  20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7 % $3,000 

Novotny  JtoHE  Greenebaum,  feb  15.  Its 

10  and  11  b 6,  20  39  14,  4 yrs,  8%.  .$10,000 
Opitz  C to  S Wallner,  Feb  10,  It  32  b 43, 

19  39  14,  wkly,  8% $400 

Oliverius  A to  J Sedlacek,  Jan  2,  It,  10  b 47, 

19  39  14,  3 yrs.  1% ' $500 

Pitkin  GTtoAW  Martin,  Feb  7,  pt  It  8 

b 6,  34  39  14,  2 yrs,  7#,  p m $2,000 

Prins  G to  W T Dwight,  Feb  17,  pt  b 10, 

7 39  14,  3 yrs,  7%.  3 deeds $3,000 

Petford  C E to  E S Dreyer,  Feb  15,  It  55, 

12  39  13,  10  mos,  6% $900 

Platt  YV  G to  H Rubens,  feb  23,  It  29  and 
30  b 8 b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs.  8%.  $2,500 
Pennington  S E and  C to  J Stern,  feb  18, 

Its  5 to  7 of  It  7 b 11,  14  38  14,  wkly,  7%, 

' $1,000 

Pilford  C E to  J Staab,  feb  15,  It  55,  Prus- 

sing’s  sub,  12  39  13,  3 yrs,  2# $2,000 

Peacock  J to  H G Foreman,  June  16,  Its 
28  and  29  b 3,  20  38  14,  mthly,  8%,  p m, 

$380 

Potter  G to  B L Pease,  feb  23,  Its  1 and  2 

b 2,  2 39  13,  5 yrs,  7% $600 

Rau  F to  E A Warfield,  Feb  15,  Its  26  to 

30  b 50,  7 38  14,  2 yrs,  8%,  p m $700 

Reinhold  W to  G Coombs,  Feb  18,  It  42  b 

2,  It  6,  29  40  14,  3 yrs,  6% $675 

Rice  H to  L Baird,  feb  20,  pt  It  4 b 6,  11 

39  13,  5 yrs,  6 % $7,500 

Rahlfs  G to  G W Stanford,  feb  20,  It  2 of 

25,  etc,  b 26,  5 39  14,  5 yrs,  6 # $3,000 

Rein  A to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb  8,  pt  It 

21  of  It  4,  16  38  14,  1 y,  7% $150 

Raub  J to  J C Miller,  feb  15,  Its  15  and  16 

b 37,  9 39  14,  mthly,  8% $1,200 

Reynolds  J D to  B Lathrop,  feb  15,  pt  Its 
4 and  3 b 118,  s s add,  5 yrs,  8%. . . $10,000 
Smith  M C to  C B Boulton,  Feb  17,  It  26  b 

2,  3 38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $550 

Schliekert  F to  H Pistorius,  Feb  15,  It  41 
of  It  9,  etc,  b 1,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y,  8%, 

$1,400 

Schultz  A F T to  P Popp,  Feb  17,  It  2 b 

21,  20  39  14,  wkly,  8%% $1,000 

Sonka  T to  J Moksak,  Feb  13,  It  2 b 3,  20 

39  14,  wkly,  5 # $600 

Schmidt  C to  F Ahrens,  Feb  16,  It  22  b 8, 

Gross’  n add,  2 yrs,  7% $684 

Schapper  T jr  to  W H Holden,  Feb  12,  It  5 

b 17,  Blue  Island,  3 yrs,  6% $3,500 

Schaefer  J to  J C Schumaoher,  Feb  16,  It 

37  b 17,  35  40  13,  wkly,  5% $600 

Stone  C L and  F B to  W D Cooper,  Feb 

19,  It  16,  b 65,  14  38  14,  2 yrs,  7%.  . .$1,000 
Simons  E II  to  E Rich,  Feb  10,  pt  It  8 b 6, 

21  38  14,  5 yrs,  8%,  p in $4,840 

Sowka  M to  D W Mills,  June  5,  It  14  of  It 

1 b 9,  36  40  13,  5 yrs,  6 # $500 

Spaulding  L A to  H G Foreman,  Aug  3, 

Its  37  and  38  b 4,  20  38  14,  2 yrs,  6 #,  p 

m $300 

Sheib  H to  J Rodeck,  feb  15,  It  17,  b 4,  4 

38  14,  2 yrs,  8% $400 


Stillwell  M C and  H to  L Baird,  feb  20,  pt 

It  18  b 87,  27  39  14.  5 yrs,  8% $2,80(1 

Singler  N to  J T Greenacre,  feb  6,  pt  It 
25  and  all  26  b 26,  W Heights,  2 yrs,  7%, 

• ’• $863 

Schnell  W to  C H Puscheck,  feb  19,  It  384 

b 1,  etc,  29  40  14,  wkly,  8% $600 

Simpson  J C to  J Stern,  feb  18,  Its  17  and 
18  b 6,  Beck’s  sbb,  21  38  14,  wkly.  7%, 

_. $1,200 

Simpson  CEloJ  Stern,  feb  18,  Its  15  and 
16  b 6,  Beck’s  sub,  21  38  14,  wkly,  7%, 

$1,500 

Taylor  D S to  J C Schumacher,  Feb  13,  Its 
3 to  5,  nw  frl  5 37  15,  wkly.  5%.  . . $4,000 
Thoma  C A to  F L Salisbury,  Feb  15,  It  9 
ue  14  n 14  39  13,  1 y,  6 # 


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1 hompson  M et  al  to  A Schoeverling,  Feb 
15,  pt  It  12  b 59,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  7%, 

m $700 

Tesar  < toCD  Lusk.  Jan  20,  It  7 b B of 

b 8,  20  39  14,  Mch  1,  7% $444 

Thomas  W H to  H C VanSchaack,  feb  20, 
pt  b 1 of  b 27,  33  39  14,  5 yrs,  7%,  8 

deeds $8,000 

Tangney  J J to  Wright  & Tyrrell,  feb  20, 


s It  6 b 28,  s s add, 


yrs,  8%.  . . .$1,500 


Viskowsky  J to  T Kakac,  Feb  8,  It  16  b 44, 

21  39  14,  yrs,  7 # $1,200 

Vastine  M to  S Dunlop,  Feb  17,  It  12  and 

pt  11  b 2,  7 39  14,  14  mo s,  7 # $1,000 

Vander  ATtoC  Stave,  Jan  25,  pt  It  2,  10 

and  15  36  14,  5 yrs,  8%,  p m $500 

Vandermissen  T to  H G Foreman,  June  4, 
Its  13  to  15  b 2,  20  38  14,  5 yrs,  8%,  p m, 

$450 

Walker  J and  E to  J R Flood,  Sept  15,  It 

16  b 56,  S Chicago,  mthly,  8% $1,500 

Wadsworth  J to  D Quigg,  Feb  19,  It  2 b 1, 

23  38  14,  2 yrs,  7 # $1,300 

Wadsworth  J G to  H Felsenthal,  feb  20,  It 
1 It  15  etc,  b 3,  18  39  14,  5 vrs,  8%.  .$1,000 
West  J jr,  to  S M Moore,  June  1,  Its  31 

and  33  b 5,  2 39  13,  2 yrs,  8%  p m $266 

West  C A and  J to  F L Wilk,  feb  15,  It  1 

of  lot  30,  etc,  b 6,  18  39  14 $1,650 

Warnke  H to  C F Hatterman,  Oct  5,  Its  7 
and  8 b 2,  Fonley’s  add,  Harlem,  5 yrs, 

$500 

M ise  V and  A to  H E Greenebaum,  Dec 

11,  pt  It  2 b 30,  7 39  14,  1 y $700 

Westerhand  H to  H E Greenebaum,  reb  23, 

It  10  b 9,  Elston’s  add,  5 yrs,  7% $1,500 

Wentzel  F G G to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct 
6,  It  86  b 1,  etc,  29  40  14,  4 yrs,  8%,  p m, 

$505 

Workman  A to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  Feb 
6,  pt  It  15  b 6,  21  38  14,  5 yrs,  7%. . .$1,500 
Wilson  D to  J R Parker,  Nov  28,  It  18  b 1, 

36  40  13,  1 y,  8% $200 

Witzke  W to  A W Eschenburg,  Feb  17,  It 
103  b 36,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  7% $600 

MORTGAGES. 

Adams  P H to  N Chicago  MutS&  B Assn, 
Feb  18,  It  12  b 15,  4 39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5#, 

$1,000 

Anderer  L to  N Chi  Mut  S & B Assn,  Feb 
18,  It  69  b 42,  33  40  14,  wkly,  5 1-5$. 

$3,500 

Bruhns  F to  H Fick,  Feb  3,  It  17  b 6 b 5, 

Sheffield’s  add.  2 yrs,  8%% $2,000 

Biegler  P J to  F Foltz,  Feb  11,  pt  b 206  It 

6,  3 39  14,  demand,  etc,  8% $2,500 

Badorf  K to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Feb  18,  It  10  b 17,  29  4i  14,  wkly,  5 1-5#, 

$1,800 

Burke  M and  T to McNamara, Feb  17, 

It  10  b 2,  33  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $300 

Bychowski  J to  F Heimann,  Feb  18,  It  25 

b 5 b 44,  Lake  View,  3 yrs,  7 # $500 

Baranowski  S to  Fifth  Wd  B & L Assn, 
Feb  5,  It  16  It  9 b 24,  29  39  14,  wkly,  8#. 

$400 

Chairer  J to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Feb  16, 

It  21  b 3,  Gross  n add,  wkly,  5# $600 

Comstock  E F to  C M C Ins  Co,  Jan  30,  pt 
bs  1 and  2 It  A Wrightwood,  3 yrs,  6#, 

$3,375 

Cameron  M and  J to  M J Peabody,  Dec 
21,  It  16  b 9,  Hyde  Park  .1  y,  8% $500 


5 F to  C M C Ins  Co,  Jan  30,  pt 
2 It  A,  Wrightwood,  S yrs,  6#, 


Comstock  E 

bs  1 and  

„ . ° .’$3,375 

Clark  J W to  E Verbryek,  Feb  19,  Wabash 

av  nr  51st  st,  50x161  ft.  3 yrs,  7% $500 

Colborne  M K to  S L Derby,  Dec  10,  It  41 

b 1,  28,  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $1,600 

Crosby  S to  Calumet  B and  L Assn,  Jan  6, 

It  8 and  19  b 3,  Hegewisch,  monthly, 

7-* 2 3$ $800 

Dour  G to  A Hattinger,  feb  23,  It  47  b 4, 

Gross’  N add,  2 yrs,  7% $200 

Datzmann  J to  Garden  City  S L & B Assn 
Feb  17,  It  13,  b 1,  4 38  14,  monthly,  8%, 

$400 

Dotty  A J to  J P Johnson,  Feb  12,  It  21  It 

121  b 21,  7 39  14,  6 mos,  8# #$125 

Fiegs  C to  A F Stevenson,  feb  12,  It  26  b 

1,  8 38  14,  1 y,  6# $300 

Ferguson  R D to  T Freeman,  reb  4,  pt  b 
B,  Freeman’s  add,  2 yrs,  8%.  p m. . .$5,332 
Ferguson  J C to  T Freeman,  Feb  14,  pt 
b B,  Freeman’s  add,  2 yrs,  6#,  p m . . $5,332 
Fitzgibbons  M to  W A Porter  tr,  Jan  21, 

It  15,  b 17,  17  39  14,  2 yrs,  6#,  p m.. $1,000 
Filley  M B to  Home  Mut  L Assn,  Feb  17, 

Its  7 and  8 b 6,  Union  Park  2d  add, wkly, 

5 1-5#,  2 deeds $4,700 

Firnhaber  H to  F Smith,  Feb  20,  It  4 b 8, 

Rockwell’s  add,  2 yrs,  8# $600 

Fransch  P to  P Riscle,  Feb  10,  5 yrs,  6#, 

$4,000 

Farr  C to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn,  Feb  12, 

It  48  b 1,  28  39  14,  wkly,  8# $500 

Godart  M to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Feb  18,  It  280  b 1 b 6,  29  40  14,  wkly,  5 
!-5# $1,000 

Giddings  L R to  Berkshire  L Ins  Co,  Feb 
15,  pt  Its  7 and  8 b 1,  Sawyer’s  add,  5 

yrs,  oi^# $20,000 

Goodman  M A to  A Cummings,  Feb  20,  It 

19  b 5,  18  39  14,  3 mos,  6# $165 

Gross  E E to  F C Popper,  Jan  5,  pt 

ne  13  36  14,  4 yrs,  5# $250 

Gray  V and  J to  S B Jones,  feb  17,  pt  lots 

16  and  17,  b 1,  3 39  14,  1 y,  6# $1,500 

Hansen  J to  M Corbett,  Feb  20,  It  37  b 3, 

Kay’s  add,  — , 6# $500  | 

Jarvin  E to  M Quirk,  Feb  2,  It  1 b 4,  3 35 

14,  6 yrs,  6# $450 

King  M A to  H Latus,  Feb  13.  It  17  b 3,  12 

39  14,  1 y,  8# .' $200 

Keotol  C C to  H Soderstrau,  Jan  14,  pt  b 

52,  Evanston,  1 y,6# $300 

Kendall  R B to  M L Williams,  Oct  15,  pt 
Its  5 to  7 b 25,  Evanston,  5 yrs,  6#. . $2,500 
Korff  F to  Nat  Pk  Bk  N Y,  Feb  8,  It  1 b 7, 

Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  1 y,  6# $265 

Kendall  R B to  S D Kendall,  Jan  30,  pt  Its 
5 to  7 b 25,  Evanston,  10  yrs,  6#.  . .$2,400 
Lindstrum  H to  C E West,  Feb  17,  It  11  It 

29  b 1,  9 38  14,  1 y,  6# $250 

Luther  S J C to  J Gerhartz,  Oct  24,  pt  34 

37  14 $ 

Lukpwski  M to  Home  Mut  L Assn,  Feb  3, 

It  45  b 8,  6 39  14,  mthly,  5 1-5# $600 

Muhl  F to  Northwestern  L <&  B Assn,  Jan 
19,  pt  It  1,  Warren’s  add,  Wildwood. 

monthly,  8# $1,800 

Meyer  H to  P Damm,  Feb  13,  It  6,  Ballin’s 

sub  8 38  14,  3 yrs,  8# $800 

Metzger  D and  J to  P C Peters,  Feb  11,  It 

16  b 6,  35  40  13,  2 yrs,  7# $200 

Manning  C H to  S K Rowan,  Feb  19,  It  5 b 

2 of  b 15,  8 39  14,  4 yrs,  7# $1,200 

Nass  C L to  R A Haupner,  Feb  23,  It  56  b 

31,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y,  7# $200 

Neidow  C to  E Kuster,  Jan  8,  It  1 It  2 b 2, 

Dalton,  2 yrs,  6# $400 

Neal  J P to  F H Cooley,  Feb  17,  It  18  b 21, 

Brand’s  add,  2 yrs,  6#,  p m $2,266 

Pulham  H E and  C to  F M Orme,  Feb  18, 

It  14  b 26,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  6#. .....  . $1,700 

Porter  J C to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Feb  15, 

Its  25  and  26  b 2,  1 38  13,  wkly,  8#.  .$1,300 
Peschel  G to  P Schneider,  Feb  23,  Its  38 
and  39  b 1,  W Heights,  3 yrs,  7#. . .$2,000 
Rinkenberger  M to  G Loehde,  Feb  19,  It  62 

of  It  4 b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y,  6# $200 

Reed  D F to  H A Freeman,  Feb  16,  It  10  b 
8,  Union  add,  Evanston,  2 yrs,  8# $300 


Ryan  A to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn,  Feb  17, 

It  93  b 16,  6 39  14,  wkly,  8# $100 

Rolio  W E to  Girard  F Ins  Co,  Feb  15,  Its 

2 and  3 of  It  5 b 1,  Ashland’s  2d  add,  5 

yrs,  6# $10,000 

Sweiringa  G to  Holland  B & L Assn,  Jan 
12,  Its  29  and  30  b 3,  35  40  13,  mthly,  7#, 

■ • $500 

Sullivan  A F to  Conservative  B & L Assn, 
Feb  15,  It  152,  Hull’s  sub,  4 39  14,  mthly, 

.'. $600 

Simon  P to  A Peterson,  July  1,  It  3 b 24, 

Bushnell’s  add,  7 yrs,  8# ’ $9,000 

Straw  bridge  H and  J H to  J B Whitmore, 
Feb  20,  pt  It  10  b 1,  M & D’s  add,  36  mos, 

,^-P  m $500 

Smith  T S to  Citizen’s  B and  L Assn,  Jan 
16,  Its  3 and  4 b 6,  2 30  13,  wkly,  6#, 

$2,600 

Simons  C B to  A W Husted,  feb  20,  pt  It 
11  b 16,  36  40  13,  2 yrs,  6#,  p m . . . . $1,000 
Whitcomb  F to  S Lee,  Feb  17,  pt  21  41  12, 

7# $1,200 

Wallich  F to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Feb  15, 

It  9,  4 38  14,  wkly,  8# $2,000 

White  J to  Travellers’  Ins  Co,  Feb  18,  It  8 

b 8 of  b 16,  19  41  14,  — , 7# $23,612 

Washburn  W D to  Conservative  B & L 
Assn,  Feb  16,  pt  Its  26  to  29  b 2,  Ridge- 
wood mthly,  6# $1,500 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Adams  0 to  E F Brown,  furn  etc,  S Evan- 
ston, 3 mos $150 

Ames  A E to  J Howe,  June  22,  furn,  etc, 

212  State  st,  2 yrs 

Bristol  M L to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  23, 

furn,  etc,  1109  41st  st,  6 mos 

Bauer  J to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  18,  furn 

etc,  400  22d  st,  1 m $12 

Betts  J W to  G Wyman,  Feb  12,  furn,  etc. 

362  Wabash  av.  6 mos .’ $188 

Bernarthd  M to  J Phillippi,  Feb  20,  furn 

etc,  837  3d  av,  mthly $680 

Butler  J to  Wacker  & B Brg  Co,  Feb  13, 

saloon,  119  W Madison  st $415 

Brown  D W to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  19, 

furn,  etc,  168  Lewis  st,  4 mos $74 

Boggs  V S to  M R Bortree,  Feb  18,  furn 

etc,  Lake  View,  6 mos $400 

Beck  C H to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  19,  furn 

and  piano,  3132  Ullinan  st,  2 mos $330 

Bell  H E to  J H Norton,  Feb  19,  furn.  etc, 

403  Van  Buren  st,  3 mos $121 

Bastien  L to  C Simmon,  Nov  1,  furn  etc, 

97  Blue  Island  av,  27  mos $800 

Brower  J H to  J J Owen,  reb  19.  furn,  etc, 

2737  Prairie  av,  6 mos $125 

Bennett  C to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  16,  horses, 

etc,  — 75th  st,  6 mos $372 

Bach  0 to  C Weber,  Feb  17,  saloon,  217  N 

Centre  av,  6 mos $200 

Barstow  S to  S D Ward,  Feb  8,  It  29  b 48, 

Carpenter’s  add,  4 yrs,  8# $ 

Bertha  F W to  C Williams,  Feb  17,  horses, 

etc,  827  N Robey  st,  10  mos $297 

Bleise  A to  M Moorhouse,  Feb  6,  furn,  etc, 

3 Augusta  st,  4 mos . $36 

Brown  W M to  M S Baldwin,  Jan  20,  furn, 
etc,  U.  S.  Mercantile  agency,  Mch  1, 

$500 

Berglund  C to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  Feb  13, 

saloon,  167  Chicago  av,  1 y $165 

Brown  F to  J Jonas,  Feb  1,  barber  shop, 

488  State  st,  5 mos $100 

BellP  to  S Richardson,  Feb  16,  furn,  etc, 

178  Mohawk  st,  4 mos $38 

Barber  M and  A to  J D Spear,  Feb  23,  furn 

etc,  — W Jackson  st,  6 mos $ 

Chapman  C B to  J Delaney,  Jan  27,  cab, 

etc,  386  Wabash  av,  monthly $40 

Chamberlain  C to  E N Tillotson,  Feb  17. 

buggy,  furn,  etc,  2114  Wabash  av $600 

Churan  J to  P Best  Brg  Co,  Feb  16,  furn, 

etc,  1073  Blue  Island  av,  1 y $360 

Craig  S J to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  18,  furn, 

etc,  182  Colorado  av,  6 mos $68 

Conway  P to  G S French,  Feb  16,  cab,  etc, 

436  Wabash  av,  3 mos $115 

Colm  J to  C Williams,  Feb  19,  furn,  etc, 

575  IV  Erie  st.  4 mos $652 


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131 


Crean  E to  0 Peckham,  Fob  11),  piano, 

, Dec  8 $108 

Chapman  M to  W K Steele,  Nov  25,  turn 

etc,  341  Madison  st,  1 y $180 

Coulter  M to  S Richardson,  Feb  20,  turn 

etc,  210  42d  av,  3 mos .$100 

Carlson  S P to  L A Brown  & Co,  Feb  16, 

saloon,  53  Chicago  av,  1 y $450 

Carew  J C to  P Schoenhofen,  Feb  20,  turn 
saloon,  etc,  304  State  st,  Apl  30. . . .$1,250 

Carlson  W H to  G J Williams, , horse, 

turn,  etc,  3127  State  st,  6 mos $150 

Chamber  J M to  C C Ottoway,  Feb  23, 
presses,  etc,  54  Franklin  st.  2 yrs.  .$1,000 
Chouinard  R L to  M Moorehouse,  Feb  17, 

turn,  etc,  2097  Archer  av,  6 mos $193 

Considine  M to  J Wyman,  Feb  19,  turn 

etc,  3149  5th  av,  3 mos $53 

Clark  J to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  20,  turn, 

etc,  Lake,  3 mos $172 

Daly  A D to  W N Alley,  Feb  20,  furn,  8 

Loomis  st,  6 mos $176 

Doyle  M to  W T Johnson,  tr,  Jan  24,  furn 

and  piano,  310  W 15th  st,  8 mos $75 

Decker  L to  A Carmichael,  Feb  20,  farm 

stock,  Lake,  6 mos $130 

Donoghue  J to  J Cunningham,  Son  & Co, 
Feb  17,  hearse,  etc,  189  W North  av.  .$651 
Dallas  M and  A to  M A Wolcott,  Feb  14, 

furn,  etc, , 6 mos $66 

Deniers  J to  W N Alley,  Feb  15,  piano, 

287  Oakley  av,  4 mos $73 

Emmons  M to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  20, furn 

etc,  188  Clark  st,  3 mos $59 

Engelland  P to  F Helmund,  Feb  23,  house, 

311  22d  st,  Mch  15,  p m $400 

Fischer  W to  M L Pemberton,  reb  18,  furn, 

etc,  76  5th  av,  3 mos $233 

Falk  O W to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  17,  furn, 

etc,  545  Fulton  st,  6 mos $195 

Frohn  J B to  R S and  G Newell,  Feb  16, 
drug  store,  876  Clybourne  av, 4 mos.  .$315 
Fiedler  P to  L Gerlinger,  Feb  22.  saloon, 

365  5th  av,  Jan  i $115 

Flynn  H to  J F Griffin,  Feb  25,  horses,  etc, 

42  S Peoria  st,  6 mos $562 

Frizell  C C to  N Frizell,  Feb  20,  office, 

barn,  etc, $1,000 

Felscher  C to  H Kappillan,  Feb  18,  horse, 

etc,  816  Larrabee  st $200 

Fitzsimmons  B H to  H M McIntosh,  Feb 

23,  furn,  etc,  25  16th  st,  6 mos $130 

Gleason  M F to  W N Alley,  Feb  16,  piano, 

144  Wells  st,  3 mos $37 

Gilis  N to  A B Magoun,  Feb  17,  furn,  etc, 

98  Tolman  av,  2 mos $24 

Gruebke  W to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  18, 
saloon,  1035  Milwaukee  av,  6 mos  ....  $81 
Gezenheimer  G J to  J A King  & Co,  Feb 

23,  drug  store,  259  Rush  st,  30  ds $244 

Grougan  T to  A Carmichael,  Feb  23,  furn, 

etc,  Lake,  4 mos $69 

Galow  R to  J Keegan,  Feb  20,  horses,  etc, 

23  Hoffman  av,  2 yrs $80 

Gallagher  K to  E J Magerstadt,  Feb  24, 

furn,  etc,  232  24th  pi,  1 y $40 

Henrichsen  F to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  23, 

horses,  etc,  Cicero,  10  mos $130 

Harmon  J L to  W N Alley,  Feb  13,  furn 

etc,  350  51st  st $27 

Harrison  H to  W A Rice,  Feb  3,  furn,  etc, 

1259  Wabash  av,  1 y $300 

Hoyman  O to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  18,  furn, 

etc,  65  Chicago  av,  6 mos $55 

Hahn  F to  V Guthoral,  Dec  19,  piano,  272 

W Harrison  st,  1 m $100 

Hart  Bros  to  W G DeFreest,  Feb  18,  sa- 
loon, 33  W Madison  st,  4 mos $750 

Huttner  J to  S Richardson,  Feb  18,  furn, 

etc,  1710  Wentworth  av,  5 mos $70 

Harrington  A to  H F Schuremann,  Feb  20, 

house,  23  N Curtis  st $100 

Howland  J E to  A Schaff hauser,  Feb  19, 

furn.  etc,  Ravenswood,  6 mos $72 

Heney  A and  J to  J D Spear,  Feb  19,  furn 

etc,  — - — . 9 mos $192 

Harma  J T to  W N Alley,  Feb  17,  furn, 

etc,  47  Pine  st,  2 mos $86 

Hinman  A to  R Isham,  Feb  15,  furn,  etc, 

855  W Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $65 

Hitts  M to  C Willihms,  Feb  17,  furn,  etc, 

3253  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 mos $200 

Hosletter  J to  C Willihms,  Feb  17.  horses, 

etc,  1204  Fulton  st,  6 mos $43 

Hobbs  E to  8 Richardson,  Feb  15.  furn, 

etc,  884  59th  st,  3 mos ! $37 

Hobbs  C II  to  C Williams,  Feb  20,  furn. 

etc,  128  S Halsted  st,  8 mos $135 

Ingalls  S G to  C T Bond,  Feb  20,  furn  etc, 

286  Michigan  av,  Feb  26 $250 

Jefferson  M to  W N Alley,  Feb  19,  furn, 

etc,  396  State  st,  4 mos $24 

Johnson  J H to  M S Babcock,  Feb  15, 
piano,  etc,  442  Milwaukee  av,  3 mos.  .$83 
Jeppersen  J to  H M McIntosh.  Feb  23, 
furn,  etc,  Cicero,  6 mos $70 


Johnson  K to  C Williams,  Feb  19,  furn 

etc,  557  W Chicago  av,  5 mos $95 

Johnson  J A to  C Williams,  Feb  20,  horsse 

etc,  679  Wells  st,  8 mos  $ 180 

Joy  E to  C Willihms,  Feb  17,  furn,  etc, 

209  Cass  st.  10  mos $167 

Jackson  J D to  J R Lamb,  Feb  24,  furn, 

etc,  283  N Ashland  av,  90  ds $150 

Ilnaak  0 to  G Meyer,  Nov  2,  saloon,  1016 

Diversey  st $600 

Knichrnann  H to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  19, 

turn,  etc,  3638  Lowe  av.  6 mos $45 

llolm  R to  W W Charles,  Feb  20,  furn  etc, 

209  Illinois  st.  4 mos $96 

Knab  D A to  M Twiggs,  Feb  20,  furn,  etc, 

339  Sedgwick  st,  7 mos $65 

Ilarvly  E and  A to  C DeWolf,  reb  18,  furn, 

etc,  394  35th  st $450 

Kerius  M to  II  Isham,  Feb  11,  furn,  etc, 

395  State  st,  4 mos $45 

Kramer  & Inhoff  to  Brunswick  B-C  Co, 
Feb  15,  billiard  goods,  22  Quincy  st,  15 

mos $655 

Kirby  N B to  C E Durkin,  Feb  23,  organ, 

385  Halsted  st.  10  mos $97 

Lawrence  P H to  J S Trew,  Feb  — , car- 
riage, etc, , 9 mos $225 

Lorch  & Bamberger  to  Brunswick  B-C  Co, 
Feb  13,  billiard  goods,  348^  State  st,  10 

mos $100 

Lawrence  L H to  F J Mackey,  Feb  16, 

piano,  162  Schiller  st,  3 mos $40 

Lee  J L to  F Douglas,  Feb  13,  engine,  etc, 

179  W Erie  st,  1 y $125 

Ludes  J to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  Feb  20,  sa- 
loon, Elston  and  Crawford  avs,  1 y.  .$200 
Lynn  F C to  W N Alley,  Feb  25,  piano, 

428  Irving  av,  4 mos $65 

Loeff  M to  E A Kadish,  Feb  19,  saloon, 

346  Halsted  st,  1 y $600 

Lutter  W H to  Chapin  & Gore,  Feb  19,  sa- 
loon, etc,  214  31st  st,  1 y $1,584 

Murray  A to  M Twiggs,  Feb  9,  furn,  etc, 

44  w 13th  st,  8 mos $64 

Magee  F to  C Passow,  Feb  13,  pool  table, 

etc,  939  N Robey  st,  8 mos $115 

Mathews  S to  C Williams,  Feb  19,  furn 

etc,  404  S Morgan  st,  7 mos $42 

Mealor  J to  M R Bortree,  Feb  17,  truck, 
horses,  etc.  39  N Sangamon  st,  6 mos, 

$240 

McCoy  M B to  Bemis  & McAvoy  Brg  Co, 
Feb  15,  saloon,  646  Madison  st,  6 mos, 

$272 

McCann  R H to  W W Charles,  Feb  20, 

furn,  etc,  96  N Leavitt  st,  4 mos $248 

McNeill  C G to  T Bogle,  Feb  20.  horses, 

etc,  357  Wells  st,  3 mos $325 

Murray  J S to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  20, 

furn,  etc,  Hyde  Park  2 mos $58 

Millar  S E to  Marder,  Luse  & Co,  Feb  15, 

printing  office,  179  Clark  st,  2 yrs $400 

Monear  R to  J Cullen,  Feb  22,  saloon, , 

3 mos $118 

McNaughton  D to  S Richardson,  Feb  18, 

furn,  etc,  202  Aberdeen  st,  3 mos $66 

McNeil  S W to  S Richardson,  Feb  18,  furn, 

etc,  2948  Butterfield  st,  4 mos $56 

McNeil  R II  to  J H Norton,  Feb  17,  furn, 

etc,  84  Adams  st,  2 mos $72 

McAvoy  J to  M L Pembertou,  Feb  18,  furn, 

etc,  876  W Indiana  st,  4 mos $53 

Marshall^C  to  L B Shields,  Feb  9,  furn,  etc, 

844  Jackson  st,  1 y $101 

Matheny  L T to  A B Magoun,  Feb  17,  furn, 

etc,  1605  State  st,  1 m $32 

McBean  J to  8 Richardson,  Feb  16,  furn, 

etc,  880  Austin  av,  6 mos $135 

Mills  M B to  O P Snyder,  Feb  15,  furn, 

etc,  823  Congress  st,  4 mos $126 

May  I to  W W Charles,  Feb  15,  furn,  etc, 

118  Pacific  av $57 

Meyer  C D to  Coxe  Bros  & Co,  Feb  23, 
horses,  etc,  Morgan  Park,  3 mos  ....  $472 
McGuire  M G to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  18, 

furn  etc,  31  8holto  st,  6 mos $167 

Mauzy  B to  T Morrison,  Feb  19,  furn  etc, 

154  Clark  st,  6 mos $1,612 

Mulecke  J D to  Wyott,  Feb  19,  furn,  etc, 

691  Carroll  av $107 

Michel  W F to  W W Charles, , furn, 

etc,  208  N Sangamon  st,  4 mos. . . . $308 
Miller  M and  J W to  N E Gary,  Feb  3, 
furn,  etc,  354  Randolph  st,  6 mos ....  $100 
Miles  J E to  Schneiderwend  &,  Lee,  Feb  9, 
printing  office,  236  8 Water  st,  9 mos, 

$172 

Mason  D to  C Williams,  Feb  23,  furn,  etc, 

242^2  N Sangamon  st,  8 mos $70 

Moore  D B to  M R Bortree,  Feb  23,  furn 

etc,  169  Emerson  av,  4 mos $124 

Neel  W D to  M A Wolcott,  Jan  27,  furn, 

etc, , 6 mos $65 

Norton  W A to  T H Gault,  Feb  15,  furn, 

etc,  1503  Wabash  av,  3 mos $310 

Novotny  F to  W Ilule,  Fe"b  20,  furn,  etc, 

. ,2  yrs $125 


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KNISELY  & MILLER, 

139  & 131  SOUTH  CLINTON  ST., 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Hoofers. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

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For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  he 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


Neitfeld  F to  C Weber,  Feb  23,  saloon, 

3956  Division  st,  May  1,  ’87 $1,000 

Nelson  J to  M Peterson,  Feb  22,  grocery, 

Moreland,  — - — $257 

Nycum  S E to  S A Late,  Feb  22,  furn  etc, 

, 2 yrs $480 

Ortlepp  W to  G Wyman,  Feb  15,  horses, 

etc,  686  Carroll  av,  4 mos $67 

O’Shea  P to  C E Wyman,  Feb  20,  furn  etc, 

26  W Madison  st,  3 mos $115 

Otten  A to  J Bee,  Feb  20,  horses,  etc,  50  n 

Peoria  st,  4 mos $300 

O’Rourke  P to  J Morton  & Co,  Feb  20, 

horse,  wagon,  etc,  June  20,  ’87 $300 

Oliver  G H to  F J Mackey,  Feb  18,  furn. 

etc,  47  Pine  st,  4 mos $116 

Oliver  H E to  W W Charles,  Feb  16,  furn, 
and  piano,  763  Van  Buren  st,  4 mos.  .$lj5 
Osterberg  G to  D Rankin,  Feb  20,  furn, 

etc,  17  Wendell  st,  4 mos $192 

Parrott  H to  A Schaffhauser,  Feb  15,  furn, 

etc,  148  Sangamon  st,  6 mos $57 

Punze  L to  M Hock,  Feb  1.  wagon,  etc, 

352  Lake  st,  1 wk $75 

Phillips  J to  S Richardson,  furn,  etc,  329 

Loomis  st,  May  15 $157 

Phillips  G S to  S Richardson,  Feb  22,  furn 

etc,  1696  N Clark  st,  6 mos $95 

Poulson  G F to  W H King,  Feb  23,  furn 

etc,  117  Sholto  st.  4 mos $69 

Richardson  S H to  R E Lyon,  Feb  12,  furn, 

etc;  363  Ellis  Park,  2 yrs $2,062 

Riley  J to  J Cullen,  Feb  17,  wagon,  horses, 

etc,  125  Brown  st,  4 mos $123 

Rose  E F to  J H Norton,  Jan  23,  furn,  etc, 

81  25th  st,  9 mos $136 

Royal  H W to  M II  Williams,  Feb  6,  furn 
and  piano,  105.Hoyne  av,  May  23 . . . .$336 
Roseubach  I B to  J H North,  Feb  20,  furn 

etc,  36  Pine  st,  5 mos $125 

Rosback  F P to  O M Reed,  Feb  19,  machy, 
etc,  224  Washington  st,  18  mos  ....  $1,000 
Rosbock  L P to  O M Reed,  Feb  19,  mclmy, 

etc,  224  Washington  st,  18  mos $1,000 

Riley  A to  M D Smith,  Feb  19,  furn  etc, 

630  S Western  av $57 

Rushton  A J and  J to  G S French,  Feb  17, 

furn,  etc,  1301  State  st,  2 yrs $400 

Roseufeld  D to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  23, 
furn,  etc.  47  N Ashland  av,  6 mos ....  $130 
Renuix  T J to  J D Spear,  Feb  23,  furn  etc, 

■ — — , 6 mos $261 


Schaefer  E R to  R M Prest,  Feb  11,  drug 

store,  146  Ambrose  st,  3 mos $76 

Simonson  C to  O Peckham,  Feb  18,  piano, 

Hyde  Park,  June  18,  1877 $80- 

Salter  A to  Gottried  B Co,  Feb  20,  furn 

etc,  107  W Erie  st $875 

Stern  D to  L B Shields,  Feb  20,  furn,  etc, 

183  Indiana  st,  2 mos $70 

Stahl  F to  Wacker  <fc  B Brg  Co,  Feb  15.  sa- 
loon, 384  Lake  st,  6 mos $300 

Stebbins  E V to  A Anderson,  Feb  22,  store 

419  State  st,  5 mos $700 

Shufeldt  J H to  W N Alley,  Feb  22,  furn 

etc,  2252  Indiana  av,  6 mos $130 

Schaeffer  G to  R Brand,  Feb  16,  saloon, 

I86J4  4th  av,  6 mos $100 

Stafford  H S to  L Busch,  Oct  8,  saloon, 

Blue  Island,  1 y $600 

Streeter  G W to  W N Alley,  Feb  23,  furn. 

etc,  Van  Buren  st  and  3d  av,  6 mos.  .$100 
Schugrue  C to  W S Wharton,  Jan  30,  car- 
riage, — 25th  st,  4 mos $93 

Stenson  W to  Buchanan  Mfg  Co,  Feb  20, 

furn,  etc,  62  Elizabeth  st,  4 mos $238 

Shaffer  J F to  J J Owen,  Feb  16,  furn,  etc, 

1615  Wabash  av,  6 mos $204 

Spalding  P to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  18, 
furn,  etc.  499  Marshfield  av,  6 mos  . . . $41 
Stewart  J L to  E L Smith,  Feb  17,  horse, 

etc,  864  Madison  st,  6 mos $100 

Standemeyer  G to  F J Mackey,  Feb  17. 

horse,  etc,  121  Fullerton  av,  3 mos $94 

Starrett  W A to  J E Brown,  Jan  6,  ’84. 

furn,  etc.  Lake,  2 fyrs $1,000 

Skippers  J,Jjr,  to  F E Niedert  & Co,  Feb 
18,  horses,  etc,  1037  Van  Buren  st,  170 

ds ..$150 

Silberschmidt  N to  G Gates,  Feb  17,  piano, 

Hyde  Park,  6 mos $124 

Stave  C R to  H Pbillippi,  Feb  16,  billiard 

hall,  639  Larrabee  st,  50  ds $750 

Sehopf  R to  J Brugge,  Feb  18,  horses,  etc, 

284  Clybourn  av.  1 y,  6% $280 

Simpson  C E to  S Richardson,  Feb  16, 

furn,  etc.  Lake,  6 mos $125 

Schumacker  W J to  P R Isham,  Feb  13, 
horses,  carriages,  etc.  23d  st  nr  State  st. 

2*^  mos $367 

Smith  M to  B Daniels, , furn,  etc, 

3554  S Halsted  st,  10  mos $105 

Stoelliug  H to  C Passow,  Feb  12,  pool  ta- 
ble, etc,  Jefferson,  9 mos,  p m $135 


132 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Sylvander  & Patterson  to  Reed,  Murdock 
& Fischer,  Feb  18,  grocery,  32  Forest  av, 

30  ds $246 

Simpson  M and  A W to  W B Cowgill,  Feb 
19;  turn,  etc,  435  Oakley  av,  4 mos ....  $35 
Tognotti  D to  A Eqni,  Feb  9.  saloon,  1322 

Wabash  av,  2 yrs $1,500 

Troilson  A to  A Schaffhauser,  Feb  13, 
horse,  etc,  2246  Michigan  av,  4 mos. . .$43 
Trimmer  A t D to  G G Newbury,  agt,  Feb 

16,  furn,  etc,  3.600  Vernon  av $123 

Ticer  C Lto  M L Pemberton, Feb  17,  furn, 

etc,  4187  Langley  st,  3 mos $74 

Towne  W E to  O P Snyder,  Feb  13,  furn, 

etc,  432  Madison  st,  6 mos $109 

Towle  S T to  J E Finger,  Feb  18,  carriage, 

239  Van  Buren  st,  30  ds $100 

Thompson  A to  N A Stone,  Feb  22,  furn, 
etc,  215J4  W Randolph  st,  10  mos  ....  $219 
Troxell  G W to  M Mataxes,  Feb  20,  furn 
etc,  Randolph  and  Market  sts,  1 y . . . . $90 
Van  Klinkowstroem  E to  H N Holden,  Feb 

17,  furn  etc,  2505  Archer  av,  2 yrs.  .$2,720 
Vander  M P to  C Mulder,  Jan  20,  houses, 

872  Lake  st,  Jan  1,  ’88,  p m $2,900 

Wormwood  GMtoR  Cohen,  Feb  17,  furn, 

etc,  120  n Clark  st,  30  ds $35 

Winternitz  E J to  C Passow,  Feb  18,  pool 

table,  etc,  125  W 19th  st,  8 mos $90 

Ware  M W to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  20,  furn 

etc,  273  Chicago  av,  6 mos $325 

Wilson  C to  J Brinks,  Feb  18,  house,  It  13, 

Steele  & B’s  sub,  28  40  14,  1 y $130 

Wright  M C to  M R Bortree,  Feb  20,  furn, 

etc,  442  37th  st,  6 mos $125 

Wittenberg  J A to  A Simon,  Feb  18,  bak- 
ery, 553  s Canal  st,  2 yrs $300 

Weinberg  L to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  18, 

horse,  etc,  2131  State  st,  6 mos $136 

Wingfield  J to  S Richardson,  Feb  17,  furn, 

etc,  325  W Division  st,  4 mos $44 

White  F R to  M R Leeper,  Feb  16,  tobacco, 

etc,  120  s Halsted  st,  1 y $300 

Watts  E J lo  F J Mackey,  Feb  15,  furn, 

etc,  620  W Indiana  st,  6 mos $126 

Walsh  P to  C Willihms,  Feb  17,  furn,  etc, 

803  Superior  st,  4 mos $39 

Willis  J to  N Barsaloux,  Feb  16,  furn,  etc, 

180  Wabash  av,  7 mos $335 

Yates  J A to  W N Alley,  Feb  20,  furn  and 
piano,  Evanston,  3 mos $118 


ASSIGNMENTS. 

Turner  E S to  S G Turner,  Feb  19,  book 

1701,  p 533 $2,000 

[Mortgages.] 

REELS  OF  SALE 

Arann  T D lo  C E McDole,  Feb  16,  horses, 

cows,  etc,  Cheltenham $437 

Corff  N to  G Enter,  feb  1,  saloon,  484  N 

Ashland  av $ l,00o 

Crosbie  W D to  J Reid,  feb  20,  groceries, 

etc,  411  Wabash  av $500 

Dreisk  J to  B Lowegan,  Feb  20,  house,  53 

Clybourne  av $150 

Erb  G H to  L A Erb,  Feb  18,  jewelry, 

notions,  etc,  98  N Clark  st $1,200 

Frencheon  T to  J Roche,  Feb  17,  saloon, 

1041  Madison  st $645 

Gieyer  G S to  A Wisner,  Feb  13,  Its  72  and 

73,  20  40  14,  5 yrs,  7%,  p m $1,175 

Helmund  C to  P Engelland,  feb  23,  house, 

311  22d  st $700 

Hart  R to  H H Hart,  jr,  feb  20,  gents  fur- 
nishing store $210 

Hart  H H to  H H Hart  jr,  feb  20,  gents 

furnishing  store $210 

Kuch  H C to  M M Kuch,  Feb  15,  horses, 

etc,  Orland $3,509 

Levy  L to  H H Hart,  jr,  feb  23,  gents  fur- 
nishing store, $391 

Launder  D to  B Weinacht,  Feb  17,  house, 
ne  cor  Cottage  Grove  and  Douglas  avs, 

$4  000 

Masolowski  J to  C Kraus,  feb  8,  saloon, 

18  Currier  st $550 

Moersch  J to  F Nietfeld,  feb  23,  saloon, 

395  Division  st $1,000 

Nutter  C J to  S P Carlson,  Feb  16,  pool 

table,  etc,  53  Chicago  av $650 

Nestor  M to  M Nestor,  feb  23,  piano, 

659  W 19th  st $ 

Scheedel  R W to  C Scheedel,  Feb  20,  jewel- 
ry, etc,  8016  Milwaukee  av $500 

Stiller  C E to  A Stiller,  Feb  16,  furn,  etc, 

1191  Blue  Island  av $500 

Schaaf  A to  M Nestor,  feb  23,  piano,  659 

W 19th  st $325 

Schoenkaes  to  E Salm,  feb  23,  drugs,  etc, 

699  Noble  st $1 

Von  Klien  F to  M E Winter,  feb  23,  mdse, 

2405  Wentworth  av $1,025 

White  F A to  M R Leeper,  Feb  17,  tobacco, 
etc, $300 


JUDGMENTS. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

3718  Frank  M Plimpton,  use  of  H R Mc- 
Clellan v Anglo  Am  Mining  Co.  Re-in- 
stated.  On  findg,  $1110  debt,  and  $115 
das,  entire.  All  garns  dischg,  n c. 

55363  Thads  Dean  et  al  v J A Calkins.  By 
defit,  $748.82. 

51153  Hawley  v Newberger.  On  findg, 
$1062.60.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and  bill 
ex  in  30  ds. 

53355  Harlow  P Smith  v Charles  T Race. 
$1,903.27  deficiency. 

50287  Mary  Drafkorn  v Morgan  O’Brien. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt.  $50. 

50752  Frank  Houghlin  v Edward  Martin. 
Same  and  judgt,  $15. 

50966  Holcomb  Mfg  Co  v Harvey  Byrne. 
Same  and  judgt,  $250. 

49832  Loren  II  Whitney' Jv  L D Kneeiand. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

50286  Thomas  Crawford  v Bradly  Burr. 
Same  and  judgt,  $187.44.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

55818  Mary  J Norman  v Charles  K Parmelee. 
On  findg,  $250.  Satisfied. 

46824  Wm  Hinchliff  et  al  v J B Compton. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $19.90.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

42476  Mrs  H C Words  v Wm  New.  Same 
and  judgt,  $17.50.  Same. 

46390  Charles  Wieska  et  al  v Albert  Kucker 
and  Frederick  Otto.  Plff  remittance  and 
mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $110.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

46683  E A Gott  v W A and  Adaline  Brainard. 
On  findg,  $10.  Satisfied. 

46995  Henry  Ebertshauser  et  al  v Antoine 
Delfoes.  On  findg,  $83.50.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  iu  30  ds. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5557  Thomas  Hawkins  v Mary  Lillig.  On 
findg,  $15.  Satisfied. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

100025  John  A Brugger  v Wm  Hoeft.  By 
defit,  $129.40  and  sped  exn. 

93667  Shea  Smith  et  al  v Nicholas  B Delam- 
ater.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $975. 

91591  Mary  C Duffin  v C C Ry  Co.  Same 
and  judgt,  $2,500.  Appl;  bond  and  bill 
ex  in  30  days. 

97224  Edward  O’Rouke  v Davidson  Dalziel.  j 
$16  and  proc.  I 

85876  Frank  J Williams  et  al  v George  Hel- 
wig.  By  defit,  $331.60. 

96171  Mark  G Callson  v A C Wood.  On 
findg,  $200.  Satisfied. 

95569  Harry  W Allen  v Muier  Porter  and 
Louis  Klingman.  On  findg,  $321. 


Couutry  Building  News. 

DesMoines,  Iowa. — A$150,000  hotel  will 
be  erected  in  this  city  at  the  corner  of  Lo- 
cust and  Fourth  street.  It  will  be  commenc 
ed  this  spring. 

Pollock  & Co.,  of  Montgomery,  Ala.,  will 
erect  a two-story  brick  office  building  there 
at  a cost  of  $15,000;  also  a Babtist  church 
costing  $10,000;  also  J S Tyson  will  build  a 
$12,000  brick  building. 

Rockford,  111. — An  art  building  adjoining 
the  Rockford  seminary  will  be  built  at  a 
cost  of  $14,000  J C Cockrane  of  Chicago  is 
the  architect. 


How  to  Decorate. 

Ebony  and  old  Honduras  mahogany  are 
the  choicest  woods  for  combination  with 
brass,  as  affording  rich  contrasts.  For  heavy 
oak  doors  wrought  iron  forms  a rich  decora- 
tion. 

A novelty  in  window  decorations  have 
panels  composed  of  Japanese  fret  work, 
associated  with  light  carvings  in  openwork 
holding  jewels  of  stained  glass,  or  a simple 
Japanese  fret  work  is  used  with  a lining  of 
some  bright  colored  silk. 

The  decorations  for  walls  of  picture  galle- 
ries are  frequently  discussed.  The  old  maroon 
background  is  still  fashionable  and  displays 
pictures  to  advantage,  while  dead  gold  is  of 
a more  recent  date  and  is  equally  effective; 
gray  should  be  avoided. 

There  is  great  variety  and  beauty  in  fancy 
orameutal  ceramics.  A new  pottery  called 
“Peach  Bloom,”  has  the  exact  tints  and 
shades  of  a ripe  peach.  This  ware  is  shown 
in  vases  and  pitchers  of  handsome  shapes. 
The  Burmese  ware  is  also  very  attractive  in 
color  and  design;  it  is  delicately  shaded  from 
the  deepest  red  to  a pale  pink,  or  from  bright 
orange  to  light  yellow. 


A marked  feature  of  decorative  art  is  the 
great  use  made  of  metal  work.  It  is  used  for 
the  trimmings  and  adornment  of  doors  and 
windows  and  is  no  longer,  clumsy  or  lumber- 
some,  but  has  been  transformed  into  beau- 
tiful shapes  and  designs  and  used  for  every 
conceivable,  decorative  purpose. 

Tea  cloths  for  small  [tables  are  made  of 
China  silk,  either  white  or  yellow,  with  out- 
line patterns  embroidered  on  them;  bunches 
of  purple  clove  are  pretty  on  a white  cover 
embroidered  in  file-floss,  and  holly  leaves 
with  its  natural  berries  have  a most  charm- 
ing effect  on  a scarf  of  yellow  silk. 


REAL-ESTATE  LAW. 


the  State  for  taxes  due  upon  several  tracts 
of  land  and  lots,  on  which  a certain  amount 
of  taxes  have  been  paid,  the  court  May  pro- 
perly refer  the  case  to  the  master  to  deter- 
mine and  report  the  amount  remaining 
unpaid  on  each  tract  including  costs,  and 
the  approval  of  such  report  will  be  a suffi- 
cient finding  by  the  court  as  to  such  amounts. 

Taxation — Decree  on  foreclosure. — The 
decree  of  foreclose  of  a tax  lien  against 
several  tracts  or  lots  of  land  after  finding 
the  sum  due  and  unpaid  upon  each  parcel, 
should  fix  a short  time  within  which  the 
amount  so  found  due  should  be  paid,  so  that 
the  parties  interested  may  pay  upon  all  or 
any  of  the  tracts  and  as  to  such  avoid  the 
sale. 


Henry  Ebert  et  al.  v.  Anna  M-  Gerding  et  al 

Filed  at  Ottawa,  Jan.  25,  1886. 

1.  Fraud — The  failure  of  a complainant 
seeking  to  foreclose  a mortgage  to  take  the 
default  of  the  mortgagor  and  his  wife  for 
over  five  years  after  service,  does  not  show 
a fraudulent  intent  in  taking  a decree  of 
foreclosure,  especially  when  during  such 
period  of  time  the  complainant  is  taking 
testimony,  upon  issues  raised  by  another 
defendant  claiming  a prior  judgment  lien. 

2.  Witness — On  bill  by  the  heirs  of  a 
mortgagor  against  the  heirs  of  a mortgagee 
to  review  and  set  aside  the  decree  foreclo- 
ing  the  mortgage  rendered  during  the  life- 
time of  the  mortgagors  and  mortgagees, 
one  of  the  complainants  being  one  of  the 
heirs  of  the  mortgagor’s  is  not  a competent 
witmess  to  disprove  the  sheriff’s  return  of 
service  of  summons  upon  the  mortgagor’s 
wife,  which  occurred  in  the  lifetime  of  the 
ancestor  of  the  defendants,  the  mortgagee. 

4.  Subrogation. — Of  junior  mortgagee 
to  rights  of  prior  mortgagee. — When  a 
junior  incumbrancer  in  order  to  protect  his 
own  security,  is  compelled  to  discharge  a 
prior  mortgage,  he  w'ill  in  equity  become 
subrogated  to  the  rights  of  the  holder  of  the 
prior  incumbrance.  In  such  case  the  person 
discharging  the  superior  lien  will  be  treated 
as  its  purchaser  or  assignee,  unless  the  facts 
show  that  it  was  intended  as  an  absolute 
payment. 

5.  So,  when  the  holder  of  a prior  mort- 
gage under  a power  of  sale  sold  and  con- 
veyed the  premises  to  one  who  paid  nothing 
but  before  such  sale  agreed  wilh  the  holder 
of  a junior  mortgage  that  the  equity  of 
redemption  should  not  be  thereby  cut  of,  but 
that  the  latter  should  have  a reasonable 
time  in  which  to  redeem  to  protect  his  lien, 
and  he  afterward  paid  the  purchaser  the 
amount  necessary  to  redeem  from  the  prior 
mortgage  and  rece'ved  a deed  from  such 
purchaser,  it  was  held  that  the  junior  mort- 
gagor on  the  bill  to  foreclose  his  mortgage, 
which  contained  no  release  of  the  homestead 
had  the  right  to  be  subrogated  to  the  rights 
of  the  prior  mortgagee,  and  have  the  prior 
mortgage  foreclosed  for  his  benefit. 

6.  Bill  of  review. — Decree  embraces 
the  pleadings. — On  a bill  to  review  a decree 
for  errors  apparent  on  the  face  of  the  decree 
the  decree  will  be  taken  to  include  not  only 
the  final  judgment  of  the  court,  but  the 
pleadings  also;  and  in  passing  upon  any 
such  errors  assigned  the  court  will  look 
through  the  bill  and  answer, 

7.  Subrogation. — Of  mortgagee  dis- 
charging prior  lien. — When  a mortgagee  is 
compelled  for  his  own  protection  to  pay  the 
amount  of  a prior  mortgage,  and  the  latter 
is  discharging  of  record  instead  of  being 
assigned  to  him,  he  is,  nevertheless,  entitled 
in  equity  to  indemnify  himself  for  such 
payment  out  of  the  mortgaged  estate. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 


March  2. 

Lot  13.  sub  of  s half  of  54,  sec  19  39  14.  S F Han- 
chett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Und  half  of  e 10*4  acs  Of  n 14  acs  of  s 42  acs  of  w Vg 
of  se  qr  of  sec  1 38  13,  S F Hauchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Marclx  8, 

Lot  7 b 1 in  Sheldon  & Parker’s  sub  of  sec  28  39  14. 
Margaretha  Abel,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  2 in  sub  of  lot  113  in  Bronson’s  add  to  Chicago 
E J Whitehead,  Master.  L A. 

Lot  46  in  S S White’s  sub  of  b 8 in  Johnston  & Lee’s 
sub  of  the  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39 14.  John  T Noyes,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 

Lot  6 in  b 15  of  the  sub  in  sec  33  38  12.  J R Custer, 
Master.  L N. 

An  und  Vg  part  of  s 20  ft  of  lot  10  in  sub  of  lot  71  in 
e part  of  Ellis’  add.  James  Leach,  Guardian.  L N. 

March  9. 

Lot  84  in  Spafford’s  sub  of  part  of  se  qr  of  sec  13  39 

13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  32  in  plat  in  R W Rawson’s  sub  of  se  qr  of  ne  54 
of  se  qr  of  sec  13  39 13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Sub-lot  3 and  4 of  Cosgrove’s  sub  of  lots  1 and  2 b 
27,  Evanston;  also  sub-lot  2 of  lots  11  and  12  in  b 9 
and  lots  8 and  9 in  b 10  of  Dingee  & McDaniel’s  re-sub 
of  b 3 6 9 10  and  s half  of  8 in  Wilmette;  also  lots  1 2 
and  3 in  re-sub  of  B’s  4 and  5 in  same;  also  lot  2 In  b 
5 in  same;  also  lots  5 and  6 in  b 17  and  lots  2 3 4 and 
5 in  b 14  in  same;  ; also  lot  4 of  Assessor’s  Div  of  se 
qr  of  sec  14  41  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  11  in  b 1 in  Myrick’s  addn,  being  a sub  of  part 
of  se  frac  qr  of  sec  27  39  14.  A F Stevenson,  Master 
L N. 

March  IO. 

Westerly  half  of  lot  48  in  Desplaines;  also  the  n 
54  of  lot  2 in  b 7 in  Parson  & Lee’s  addn,  being  part 
of  see  17  41 12.  Geo  W Moser  admr.  L A. 

That  part  of  lot  69  in  Hall’s  sub  of  b 27  in  C T’s  sub 
of  w half  of  ne  54  of  sec  17  39  14..  W B Okeson,  Sped 
Com.  L A. 

Lots  30  and  31  except  n 4 f t thereof  in  Jas  Smith’s 
sub  of  w half  of  b 90  in  C T’s  sub  of  w half  of  sec  27 
39  14.  Jos  Rathborne,  Guard’n.  L N. 

March  13 

Lot  3 In  resub  of  lots  1 and  2 in  b 49  in  C T’s  sub  of 
w 54  of  sec  17  39 14.  J E Dooley,  Admr.  L N. 

Lot  22  in  sub  of  lot  113  in  Bronson’s  add  to  Chica- 
go. E J Whitehead,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  11  12  and  13  in  Brown’s  sub  of  w 60.7  feet  of 
lot  4 and  e 58.9  ft  of  lot  5 in  b 26  in  S T’s  sub  of  sec  16 
38  14.  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Commencing  at  a point  396  ft  s of  nw  cor  of  sw 
qr  of  sec  10  38  14.  Wm  F.  Grimes,  Special  Comm’r 
L N. 

Marcli  15. 

Lot  16  lot  17  and  e 16  ft  of  lot  18,  in  b 2 in  Davis’ 
sub  of  b 3 in  Lyman  Larned  and  Woodbridge’s  sub 
of  e half  of  nw  qr  nw  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  11  38  14.  H 
L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Und  V.\  of  lot  33  in  b 32  in  Stinson’s  sub  of  sec  19  39 

14.  Sam’l  Stein,  Guard’n.  L N. 

March  16. 

East  half  of  lot  5 in  b 22  in  So  Branch  add.  Anns 
Benizek,  Admx.  L N. 

N half  of  ne  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  17  37  14.  H T Steele, 
Master.  L A. 

Lot  11  b 1 in  Myrick’s  add,  being  a sub  of  pt  of  se 
fr  qr  of  sec  27  39  14.  A F Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  3 of  Mary  P Lee’s  sub  of  part  of  lots  12  to  16  in 
b 74  of  Russell,  Mather  & Roberts’  add.  S F Han- 
cnett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  11  to  39  in  block  20  and  lot  6 in  b 21  in  Mount 
Prospect,  being  a sub  of  nw  qr  and  partofneqrof 
sac  12  41 11.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

March  17. 

N 26  ft  of  lot  16  iu  Kaokubin’s  sub  of  part  of  e 1 2 of 
sw  qr  of  sub  4 39  14.  Wm  Gastfield,  Admr.  L N. 


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Chauncey  A.  Lake  v.  Milner  Brown  et  al. 

Filed  at  Ottawa,  Jan.  25,  1886. 

Trust  deed — On  sale  under  a trust  deed, 
the  property  was  struck  off  and  sold  to  the 
holder  of  the  debt  thereby  secured  for  $500 
less  than  the  sum  due  thereon.  Pending 
suit  by  the  purchaser  for  the  possession  of 
the  premises,  the  debtor  paid  him  $300  and 
a written  agreement  was  enteerd  into  that 
if  the  debtor  did  not,,  by  the  next  term  of 
the  court,  pay  all  taxes  on  the  land  and  pay 
the  purchaser  $300  in  addition  to  $100  then 
paid,  the  $400  paid  should  be  retained  by 
the  purchaser  in  full  payment  of  the  balance 
due  him  on  his  original  debt.  The  debtor 
failed  to  comply  with  this  latter  agreement: 
Held,  that  the  creditor  under  such  agree- 
ment had  the  right  to  retain  the  $400,  and 
that  the  right  of  the  debtor  to  any  relief 
from  the  sale  on  account  of  it  if  he  ever  had 
any  was  gone. 

Chancery — Re‘fer6nce  to  master  to  And 
taxes  due. — On  bill  to  foreclose  tho  lien,  of 


March  20. 

Lot  5 b 2 of  Grover’s  re-sub  of  b 28,  Wilmette.  H. 
O.  McDaid,  Trustee.  L A. 

Lot  26  of  b 2 in  Peck’s  sub  of  w 19  48-100  acres  of 
that  part  of  se  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  11  36  14.  E J White- 
head,  Master.  L N. 

March  22. 


Lot  15  of  b 2 of  White’s  addn  to  Evanston,  said  b 2 
being  in  ne  qr  of  sec  19  41 14.  J B Adams,  Trustee. 
L N. 

N i4  of  lot  4 in  b 1 in  Normal  School  sub  of  w half 
of  se  qr  of  sec  21  38  14.  D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Eeh.  27. 

Lot  21  in  b 2 of  Hedenberg’s  sub  of  nw  qr  of  se  54 
of  sec  7 38  14.  Isabella  Hedenberg,  Mortgagee.  L N. 


$200,000 


In  Presents  given  aw  ay.  f 
Send  us  5 cts.  postage, and 
by  mail  you  will  get  free 
a package  of  goods  of  large 
value,  that  will  start  you  in  work  that  will  at  once 
bring  you  in  money  faster  than  anything  else  inAmer- 
ica . All  about  the  $200,000  in  presents  with  each  box. 
Agents  wanted  everywhere,  of  either  sex,  of  all  ages, 
for  all  the  time,  or  sparo  time  only,  to  work  for  us  at 
their  own  homes.  Fortunes  for  all  workers  absolute- 
ly assured.  Don’t  delay.  H.  Hallktt  & Co.,  Port- 
and,  Maine. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


3HL  O.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


J.  HART, 

Manufacturer  of  Gilt,  Walnut,  Oak,  Cherry  an<)  I'lne  Flnlahed  or  Imitation 

KOOIH  A!VI>  COItNICE 


Al»o  make  a Specialty  in  putting  up  Mouldings  in  New  Houses  for  Hanging  up  Pictures. 

Office  and  Factory,  26  N.  Elizabeth  St.,  between  Lake  and  Randolph. 
CHICAGO,  13-X-i. 

If  you  want  to  save  your  Walls,  put  up  Room  Mouldings. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ieon  Cornices,  Slate  and 


Metal  Roofing, 


AND  ALL-PORCELAIN 


WATER  CLOSET. 


fJIHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

I also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  and  Globes. 


House  Draining  and  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


FURNITURE. 


Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  114  an<l  114-inch 13  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  33  00 


Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dres3ing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 


194  LaSalle  St.,  - 

Large  Stock  on  Hand. 


• ■ CHICAGO,  ILL 

Special  Work  to  Order. 


Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  00 

B 20  00 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  %-inch.  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  % insh  , 6irch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding 10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 


FITTINGS  and 


319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country . 
Booling  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished- to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


VARD  PRICES— GAR  LOTS-DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 


1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch *48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1%  and  1!4  inches  46  00 

3d  clear,  114,  IK  “a1  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  114  and  IK  inches ....  40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  IK,  IK  and  2 Inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select  22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 


All  one  length,  $1  extra. 


ONE- INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 


A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B '...  38  00 

q 33  00 

D stocki  id,"  14^  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D 20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ 11  2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 37  00 

16  feet 15  01 


FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 


1st  and  2d  clear 41  00 

A siding  strips 39  00 

A flooring  strips 34  00 

B „ 33  00 

C „ 24  00 


1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear'  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 Inches  (base) 31  00 

B select,  . 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 


TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 


BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 


A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 


All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 


A flooring,  6-meh 36  00 

B 34  00 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  1 Fencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 17  00 

10  feet 15  50 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch „ 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  X)  and  M or  ship  lap  15  50 

10-inch  Nol  hoards  D and  M or  ship  lap 16  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 38  00 

B 36  00 

C 28  00 


FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,,  common 9 00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run H 00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  18  00 

IK  square,  dressqd  and  headed,  selected ...  21  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2\i-incb 00  60 

2K-inch - — 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 45 

Extra  A 2 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  60@13  60 

2x6,  same  lengths  12  00^16  00 

oxs  12  00(0.14  60 

2xiQ  ” 12  50616  00 

2x12^  ” ,,  12  60fel7  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@14  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  O0 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 2 00 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  K 6 inch,  7 feet 10K 

K 7 inch,  7 feet 13 

K 8 inch,  7 feet 17K 

K 8 inch,  7 feet 9 

K 9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length  12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length 18 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length  35 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  ngures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 


1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2K  in 123  00@25  00 

Thicker 25  00@27  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 


OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Common  14  00@16  00 

Timber  17  00@19  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Step  plank 27  00 

Cull 10  00 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

1st  and  2d 65  00(6-70  00 

Common 43  00@48  00 

Culls 24  00(5)28  00 

Extra  good 70  00@75  00 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 22  00@24  00 

Common ' 14  00@16  00 

Cull 11  00@13  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 60  00@65  00 

“ “ thick 65  00@70  00 

Cull 10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00(6)21  00 

Common 12  00(6)14  00 

Cull 6 00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00@30  00 

Cull 10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 32  00@35  00 

1st  and  2d,  1%  in  and  up 35  00@37  50 

basswood. 

Good ••  16  00(6 18  00 

Cull....  . 5 00@  6 00 

Merchantable 13  00(§,14  00 

BIRCH. 

Good 20  00@25  00 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00(617  00 

Cull 8 00 

80FT  ELM. 

Good 14  00@16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00@15  00 

Cull 

Log  run 12  0o 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 23  00(6)25  0<i 

Cull 6 00(6  10  00 

Log  run 13  00(6)15  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 30  0P@35  00 

Cull 

LONG  LEAP  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00@24  00 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00@20  0*> 

1st  and  2d  finishing, i nch 24  00(6  26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@29  • 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  00 

“ “ rough 52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHINGLES— REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr  bdl 4.90  pr  M 

SquareBntts  4.60  pr  JU 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATEE  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


' JOHN  NORTHEN 

“The  Practical  Furnace  Man." 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Sebvoss,  Nob-then  & Oo. 

MAN  UFA  CTU  BIB  AND  DEADEB  IN  THE 

-FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER." 
The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  ots. 


E.  E.  NOYES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 
Metal  Skylights, 

Tin  and  Slate  Roofing,  Smoke  Stacks,  eto. 

33-35  w.  Madison  St.,  CHICAGO. 

ISF*  Contracts  taken  in  City  or  Country. 
Prompt  work  and  prices  to  suit  the  times. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

i 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &e.. 

No.  324  W MADISON  Street 

Cor.  Curtis  St.  CHICACO.  PLL. 


Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICACO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


IILTSXTIR^lNr  CE  -A-G-ZELtresr- 
170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  Oo.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE. 


Teleohoie  No.  '353 


METROPOLITAN 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


-A.3STXD- 


Ceiling 

DECORATORS. 

Studio  & Office — 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  33*26  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave.  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR^ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICACO. 

COURSE  OF  STUDY: 

Book-keeping,  Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 

cunT  unShJP’  Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Short-Hand,  Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling. 

THE  BUSINESS  EXCHAXt.E  IS  A 

GREAT  BUSINESS  EMPORIUM  ! 

In  which  you  see  Banking-.  Manufacturing  Imn.wrinv  r 

and  Wholesale  Houses.  Re ai-E^te,  TSknle 

at  ion  Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 

Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers.  No  Vacation*  Qiminntc  * 

»“  Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  «e coKy ^fuvited  to  cali  “7  tUne’ 

o.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 

Sole  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 

Roofing! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

( Gaff  Building. ) — - 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  - ILL. 

Special  attention. given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING  , GAS 
STEAM-FITTING, 


AND 


No.  9 Arcade  Court, 

Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CH ICACO 
Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


National  Sheet  Metal  Roofing  Co 

Organized  under  Charter  granted  by  State  of  Tennessee,  September  30,  1882. 

SOLE  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

WALTERS’  PATENT  METALLIC  ROOFING  AND  SIDING  PLATES. 


-+TI N+SH  INGLES- 


J.MANZ&C0, 


vs\gners 


* ; 


ENGRAYERS 


m 


r 


• ^5 


94  LaSalle  Street,  Chicaao. 


We  claim  for  this  Roof  the  following  very  essential 
points  which  no  other  sheet  metal  roof  has: 


1.  Rain-proof,  without  being  put  together  in  continuous  sheets. 

2.  Storm-Proof.  It  allows  air  to  pass  through  freely  from  underneath. 

3.  It  can  be  taken  off,  and  relaid  -with  absolutely  no’ wastage 

ThL°?^;irlhe1tUinfeyn^ppSie7rm  PrP°f  Sh<?et  metafroof  that  continue9 

5.  The  strongest  roof  in  the  world  made  from  sheet  metal. 

6.  No  cieets,  half  sheets  or  shorts,  to  commence  at  eaves. 

7.  A tin  roof,  ready  to  be  applied  without  skilled  labor,  or  expensive  tools. 
s-  A g^et”  Wllicl1  contraction  aI1(l  expansion  is  provided  for  in  each  separate 

9.  A roof  applied  without  the  use  of  solder,  mallets,  seamers  ton<*s  or  fire 
about  the  building.  ° ’ 

10.  A roof  that  is  painted  by  a dipping  process,  in  which  every  particle  of  the 
shingle  is  thoroughly  painted  before  applying. 

11.  A roof  that  has  two  designs  in  one— a perfect  hexagon  and  a complete  arrow 
—which  can  be  ornamented  when  desired. 

d c ui  l.  • 12‘  Tl'e  1!!r,,tesf  roof  iu  tlle  world,  and  nerfectly  fire,  storm  and  w ind  proof 

Orleans,  ^a.  JUSt  ^ awarded  F,RST  PREMIUM  and  COLD  MEDAL  at  the  World’s  Exposition  New 


"T--  (i(i  (Kl  .i  i 


13— SKS* 

,rd i«“r“  Sh 


L.  D.  CORTRIGrHT,  Western  Agent,  122  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  10. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  MARCH  0,  US6. 


. Single  Copy,  10c. 


Pa$<e. 


nSTDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— seal  estate  and  loans 1 

MISCELLANEOUS  MATTER 11 

TABLES— Architects’  Reports  of  New  Building  and  Prices  of  Bldg  Material.  ...  Ill 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET IV 

THE  RECORD V 

“ “ continued XI 

SUBURBAN  AND  COUNTY  TRANSFERS VII 

TRUST  DEEDS  AND  MORTGAGES VIII 

“ “ “ “ conlinued IS 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES x 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS VI 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— FORECLOSURES  XII 


WIREAND  IRON  FENCING  FR ONI  5 CTS  TOS 3 .00  PER  FT. 


mm 


YY.T.  BARBEE  WIRE  &IR0N  WKS 
100  LAKE-ST.  CHICAGO?- 

iy  XV  VI  SEND  FOR  CATALOGUE  OlUUj  ! | 
WlRg/  WROUGHT  IRON  FENCES,  jjfeUi” 
'X>VO  STABLE  FITTINGS, VASES, I jjgf 
iGOOB®  STORE  FIXTURES  AND  Ml  I 

a/AaI  wire  goods,  p 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Oranolithic  Co.. 
Room  37—184  Dearborn  St. 


-A_.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

mOKEIMIPWIRMRICK 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


F.  BUCHANAN.  H.  I.  UrOLDY  & CO., 

UNIVERSAL  FURNACE.  Rea|  Estate,  Loans, 

Most  Powerful  and  Economical. 

306  Ogden  Ave.,  Chicago. 


Renting,  Insurance. 

92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 

219  E.  Washington  St 


BRANCH  YARD: 

Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


246  Wabash  Ave., 


CHICAGO. 


Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co  ■ 3 MANUFACTURERS  OF 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 

Ee-G-ilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick, 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  M.  Mooke. 


T.  H.  Websteb. 


S.  M.  MOORE  & CO., 

Insurance  Agents, 

Represent  the  ORIENT  INSURANCE  OO.,  Hartford,  Conn.  LION  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO., 
London,  Eng.  LOUISVILLE  UNDERWRITERS,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Insurance  on  Dwellings,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all  classes  of  desirable  risks  at  reasonable  rates. 
South  east  corner  LaSalle  and  Madison  Stbeets.  CHICAGO. 


W.  E.  WYATT  & CO.,  ROOFERS! 

TELEPHONE-9925.  ^ 


OFFICE  AND  WAREROOMS: 

4525  to  4531  STATE  ST. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

A. Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICACO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SI  MPSON  B ROS., 

Room  15.  150  l.aSaJle  Street.  CHICAGO, ? xjjh- 
Telephone  883.  ) 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 

ALLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
pouth  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


A NDERSON.  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 
A 153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Itooms  15-17,  OO  I^aSalle  Stieet. 

BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 

J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUICKSHANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - IXCIXOIS. 

Beal  Estate  Bought  ami  Sold.  Laud  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’ Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 

BR-O'W"  1ST,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 


CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14.  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


C3-.  -A_-  d-iA-TJSSElSriXJS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 
Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 


COLE,  M.  J.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated,  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  &.  CO. 

Real  Estate.  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


DREYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  88  Washington  street. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

IR.  E ^I_j  ESTATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnipeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Real  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  93  Fifth 
Ave.,  Room  1,  Chicago. 


aOODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO*,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


aOODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 


aOODRIDGE,  EDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago. 
Reference  since  1858 : Traders’  Bank. 


&REEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Horde. i Block. 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 


GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 

(''I  UNZKN HAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
X 38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Streets 


/ I ROSS,  S.  E.  & CO.,  136  Clark  stret,  corner  Madi- 
U son.  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a 
specialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fttteen  years. 


TT AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
11  street.  Chicago.  Koom  12.  Reaper  Block. 

TTRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
lY  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 

HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Iteal  Kstate.  Loans  and  House  Renting;. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

IT  RAFT  & GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
J\_  and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 

T.  P.  KEEFE, 

ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

W»I.  LEAGUE  &.  CO.. 

Eeal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

T YMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
1 J 25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 

'll  TAGILL,  J.  C.  & CO..  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
ill  La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 

MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  .LaSalle  8t.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 

NATHAN  & JACOBS, 

Eeal  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 

/YSBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 
\ / Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

'PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E..  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
JL  Rooms  96  and  97.  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  / 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  \ St..  - Chicago. 

T)  EDFIELD  C.  S. — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
£1  ance,  6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 

p IEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 
XL  Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 
REAL  ESTATE  MORTCACE  LOANS- 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

QCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
io  kers,  79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

Ol CHRADF.lt  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
IO  Fifth  ave.,  Staats  Ztitung  Bldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 

QCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
iO  Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 

QTEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
IO  Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a speoi 

fllHORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
1 Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7. 
Chicago. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

EE AL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

sSOa  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.  ILL. 

yIERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans  ; buys, 
sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
DearborcPstreet,  Chicago. 

^yALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

116  Monroe  Street. 

WEBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  7,  111  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

16;}  LaSalle  St.,  Koom  19.  CHICAOO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

WHEELER  & CO.,  Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting. 
Room  9-  -157  Washington  St. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


j^ayton,  r.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


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JOHN  M.  CARY,  156  La  Salle  St. 

WM.  J.  B R AC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

Packing  Boxes 

and  aU  sorts  ot  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue 

BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

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NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 

STUBBS  & CAN  HAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 
BuiidmgMateriais  Chicago. 

J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

MARBLE  PLACE, 

Rear  of  104  l,a  Salle  St- 

Bet.  Monroe  and  Adams  Sts. 

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Hew  Home  Sew w Machine  Co. 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Delias,  Tex,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


miDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
1 Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 


Patent  Glacier 

Window  Decoration. 

The  most  perfect  substitute  for 

Stained  Ground  and  Ornamental  Glass. 

Designs  suitable  for  Churches,  Dwellings  and  all 
purposes.  Cheap,  beautiful  and  durable.  Also  let- 
ters and  numbers  for  signs.  House  numbers  and  an- 
nouncements on  glass  of  every  description  at  very 
low  prices.  Circulars,  samples,  price  lists  and  esti- 
mates free  on  application  to 

SEFTON  & STEERE,  Agents. 

377  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


Sewer 


Mio.tst  a um. 

107  '.a  alle  Street. 

Yards — 89  N Elizabeth  St. 
£5th  st  *•  * S.  M.  S.  It.  R 


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EDGAR  M.  SNOW. 


THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 


Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 


H.  C.  Zuttermeiste- 


C.  H.  Puscheck. 


REED  & HU  a L BUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

RAILWAY  FOR  SALE 

JOHIAIT  H.  RF'i’Tt  HORACE  A.  HURLBD7 

1 Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago 

Room  2 165  Washington  St. 

I.  H.  REBFOOT. 


ESTABLISHED  1852. 


S.  H.  KEBFOOT  JBt 


H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 
i 818  S.  EaL-STED  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL  > 

Property  in  all  parts  ot  the  City  and  vicinity,  Bents 
Houses,  Collects  Bents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 

retiable  companies.  „ , „ .. 

^S^Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 


U D.  Kebfoot.  W.  a.  KU.1UP01.D.  G.  Bibkhoff,  JB. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Cptcial  attention  given  te  che  interests  of  non-residents 

C.  11.  Ml  I.I.IKEN, 

agent  foe  the 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

loans. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Office  of 

5.  H.  KERFOOT  & CO. 

91  DEARBORN  ST. 


orrespondence  solicited. 


C.  U.  GORDON, 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


0.  U.  GORDON  & CO., 

1EAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

79  Dearborn  Street, 

looms  70  and  71  _____  A 

Unity  Building,  CHICAGO. 

North  and  South  Side  Residence  Property 


a Specialty. 


0.  H.  BROOKS, 

Dealer  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Acre  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Bock  Island 
tailway. 

Booms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


mT.  lubeke. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

123  La  Salle  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
Sale  and  General  Management  of 

Real-Estate. 

H.  G.  MOREY  & CO.. 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

85  Washington  Street,  • - * Chicago, 

Estates  managed,  Bents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid. 
w„  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of  non 

resitieutH  

D.  G.  HAMILTON.  P E-  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

96  WASHINGTON  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 


JNO.  B KNIGHT. 


jiis.  M.  MARSHAL! 


Geo.  M.  Bogce.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  H B.  Bouue 

BOGrUE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Bpecm 

attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  reai 

estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-iesidents  carefully  looked  after. 

SAM’L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Chicago, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Bents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

We  give  Specie'  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non 
Residents.  References  given  if  deBired. 


J.  p WHITE  & CO., 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

boom  4 REAPER  BLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark 

CHICAGO, 


Street, 

ILL 


E S.  DREYER  & CO., 
BANKERS, 

Loans  * and  * Real  * Estate, 

88  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


mhERTcooK  & co., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


Thos.  B.  Bryan, 

President. 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas. 


John  D.  Jennings, 

Vice-President. 
F.  Hathaway,  Cash’k. 


MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


removal. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTCACE  LOANS. 

{ — TO— 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell. 


Bruce  B.  Barney. 


towm  r.  ucioiicn. 

Edw.  F.GetcheH&Cc., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  E.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


, L.  TURNER. 


W.  A-  BOND 


TURNER,  & BOND, 

Real  Estate 

Mortgage  Leans, 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

uoaus  Negotiated.  Roal  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  «I 
Commission.  Taxes  Daid,  Kents  Collected. 

EstfltGP  


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
3NTE,  FOUR,  nsrnsrE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

„eal  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  MADISON  STREET. 


oAJVL  Li  XJ.  n Aivi/,  ‘ ' m 

The  Mutual  Trust  Society 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’ 

the  Execution  of  Trusts;  the  Investment  ot  trust 
H Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates,  etc. 
Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully  guaided. 
Taxes  paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  St., 
Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


F.  A.  BRAGG  & GO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non  residenit 


Removal- 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

—TO— 

I 15  dearborn  street, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 

JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Rooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  Sts.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  cityu 

JOHN  W.  BROOKS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

No.  144  La  Salle  St.,  Room  8. 

«-  Insurance  placed  in  reliable  Companies, 
Taxes  Paitl.  Kents  Collected. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  city  bought  and  - 
onOommission . Interests  of  non-residents  carefully 
looked  after.  


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b\  A..  BaBNE«,  Notary  Fnhllc. 

Barnes  & Parish, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  _____ 

RENTING  AGENTS 

157  LaSalle  Stbeet,  Chicago. 
STORES  ASID  HOUSES  RESTBB- 

Kents  Collect®*  Estates  T£r&, 

tor  Non-Residents. 

Telephone  N®.  488. 


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BONA-FIDE  LIST. 

[ This  List  will  be  inserted  once  each  week  in  the 
Daily  Trade  Bulletin,  aDd  thoroughly  circulated 
on  Saturday  and  Sunday,  as  well  as  in  The  Beal 
Estate  and  Building  Journal.  Price  10  cents  a 
line,  or  5 cents  under  contract.  J 


FOR  SALE  by  F.  A.  Renshaw,  161  La- 
Salle st,  Room  4.  Ogden  av.  near  Van 

Buren  st.,  50x110  ft. 

Near  Ashland  av.,  2-story  brick  flat, $6, 800; 
rents  for  $60. 

Third  av.,  between  Van  Buren  and  Har- 
rison, 25  or  50  ft. 

Dearborn  st.,  near  Harrison,  50  ft.  to 
Fourth  av 

Calumet  Ave.  No.  1921 — A 3-story,  base- 
ment, and  sub-cellar  pressed-brick  house  of 
17  rooms:  4 bath-rooms,  laundry,  conserva- 
tory, two  furnaces,  set-bowl  and  chandelier 
in  every  chamber.  House  is  well  rented,  in 
complete  repair,  handsomely  papered,  and 
newly  painted  within  audwithout.  A 2-story 
and  cellar  pressed-brick  barn  at  side  of 
house  goes  with  the  place,  making  a front- 
age of  66  feet.  Price  $22,500. 

Calumet  Ave.  No.  1919 — A residence  equal 
and  similar  to  the  above-one,  but  without  a 
barn.  Price  $15,000. 

Vernon  Avenue,  at  No.  3327.— A 2-story 
and  basement  octagon,  marble-front  house, 
with  two-story  brick  barn  in  rear.  House 
has  eleven  rooms,  modern  conveniences, 
new  furnace  and  gas-fixtures,  and  was  re- 
cently painted  within  and  without.  Both 
house  and  barn  are  in  complete  repair.  Lot, 
25x165  to  alley.  Price  $8,500,  and  all  street 
improvements  made. 

Wabash  Avenue,  No.  3111.  — A 2-story, 
basement,  and  attic,  octagon,  marble-front 
house  of  10  rooms.  All  modern  improve- 
ments and  in  perfect  order.  Lot,  20x190  to 
alley.  Price,  6,500. 

Wabash  Avenue,  No.  3121.— An  equal 
and  similar  house  to  the  above,  but  better  lo- 
cated. Price  $7,500. 

PERCY  W.  PALMER, 

116  Dearborn-st.,  Room  41. 

FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbert,  Room  5,  97 

Clark-st.: 

Woodlawn  Park. — One  fine  new  10-room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2%  blocks  from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  100x200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  iots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty  third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 

FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdorff  & Helnemann, 

160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 

3-story  brick;  improvements. 

11.000.  W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  35^x124,  good 

corner. 

8,000.  Congress-st.,  cor.  Houore,  125x97. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-storv 

brick. 

4.600.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4.500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 

story  brick  flats. 

2.600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 

with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
roorn  crick  cottage. 

1,200.  Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 
125,  vacant. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-avo.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


FOR  SALE  by  Edwin  F.  Getohell  & Co 
Room  5 — 127  Dearborn  st.  A large  list  of 
income  paying  property  yielding  7 to  10$ 
net.  Beautiful  Modern  homes  on  all  sides 
of  the  River  from  $5,000  to  $100,000. 
Prairie  Av.  near  twenty-Third  st.,  two- 
story  stone-front  residence,  14  rooms,  studied 
interior;  fine  brick  barn;  owner  living  away; 
will  sell  at  a great  bargain  now. 

Calumet  av.  south  of  Twenty -second  st. 
Elegant  Brown  Stone  residence;  elaborate 
interior;  dining-room  on  main  floor;  deep 
lot  and  fine  stable;  at  a decided  bargain  if 
taken  at  once. 

Indiana  av.,  near  Twenty-fifth  st.,  a beauti- 
ful home,  with  grounds  50x175  feet;  owner 
about  to  move  away  and  will  sell  at  a bar- 
gain. Call  soon. 

387  Ontario  st.,  An  elegant  pressed-brick 
residence,  with  brown-stone  foundation  and 
trimmings,  new  and  recently  completed, 
hardwood  finish,  heated  with  steam;  hall  12 
feet  wide,  with  an  elaborate  mantel  and  fire- 
place; bay  window  and  veranda  command 
sweeping  view  of  street  and  lake;  wide  lot, 
affording  southern  and  eastern  exposure. 
A rare  chance  to  secure  a model  home  on 
terms  to  suit  the  purchaser.  Immediate 
possession. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.,  88 
Washington-st.: 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buren-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chicago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat  . .$7,500 
Chioago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st, — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chicago-ave. — 2-story  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . . $16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Harmon-oourt — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stery  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments   $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-story  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st ....  $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  front  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 marble  fronts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave. 

FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  <fc  Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

Business  property  on  Kinzie-street,  east  of 
Wells.  Now  rented  for  $2,200.  Price, 
$19,000. 

46  acres  on  Lake  Shore,  north  of  city. 

20  “ on  Stony  Island-ave.,  near  railroads 

and  shops;  splendid  site  for  manuf’ct’rng. 
10  acres  on  State-st.,  south. 

25  feet  on  Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park. 
50  “ “ Barry-ave.,  near  the  Lake. 

50  “ “ Vernon-ave.,  $90  a foot. 

50  “ “ Indiana-ave.,  bet.  35th  and  36th. 

3-story  and  basement  stone-front  house, 
Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park;  $7,000. 
2 new  brick  flats,  north  side;  $5,000. 
Handsome  residence  on  Barry-ave.,  near 
Lake  Shore;  $9,500. 

7 fine  residences,  west  of  Lincoln  Park; 
about  $40,000. 

FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White  <fc  Co.,  Room  4, 
Reaper  Block,  N.  E.  Cor.  of  Clark  and 
Washington  Sts.: 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  central  busi- 
ness property  on  leading  business  streets, 
as  State,  West  Madison,  Halsted,  etc.  Any 
one  desiring  to  invest  in  any  part  of  the 
city  or  suburbs  will  find  the  best  in  the  mar- 
ket by  conferring  with  us. 

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FOR  DWELLINGS, 

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HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE! 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


do„bt  THK 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

ISO  SOtlY  STREET, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


ROBERT 

Wholesale  ard  Retail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty  Seccnd  St.,  , ■ <iy  i nOT  W ^ , , ir 7 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  1I,],S 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Aah,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dress -d  and  Match'd  liar  iw  ,,1(j  Flooring 

IS1LLS  CUT  TO  ORHKH 


Pianos  and  Organs. 

S 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  the 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompar- 
able ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 

Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO.  ‘103  North  Broadway.  ST.  LOUIS 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


ISTo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  O3o.ica.go. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 


Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  M ater  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre- 
pared to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO, 

Telephone 


|oHN  MIKTUFI'S 


ASH  .1  W SHERIFFS 


JOHST  SHEF1FF  & s 


i;oi*.  Luuioer  ami  22d  .-jireeis,  . i...  ugo. 

SfKHI.VL  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO  CITY  ORDERS. 


D.  Cdtleb.  T.  S.  W Hi  I II.  * - . • 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & EOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


RA-Yivioisr id’s  patent 

Compressed  LeadSash  Weights 


BUILDING  DEPARTMENT. 

THE  1. EMBER  MARKET. 

An  active  beginning  of  business  in  the  lumber  trade  was 
predicted  for  early  Spring  and  is  now  being  realized  by  a 
general  increase  of  orders.  Actual  orders  in  larger  volume 
and  increased  figures  have  been  coming  in.  There  are 
rumors  of  many  changes  in  location  of  dealers.  The 
amount  of  lumber  on  hand  is  less  than  a month  ago,  and  as 
there  is  no  prospect  of  a large  log  cut  there  should  be  a 
tendency  to  higher  prices.  The  opening  of  Spring  and  a 
continuance  of  favorable  weather  will  insure  a brisk  busi- 
ness in  the  lumber  trade  and  an  early  beginning  of  build- 
ing may  be  looked  for  in  Chicago  and  suburbs. 

FRAME  BUILDINGS. 

(Extract  from  J.  H.  Carpenter’s  Hints  on  Building.) 

All  kinds  of  wooden  buildings  are  prohibited  within  the 
city  limets,  but  the  suburbs  have  adopted  pretty  styles,  at 
once  attractive,  cheap  and  durable. 

Timber  used  in  construction  is  subject  to  crushing,  tensile 
and  transverse  strains;  therefore  its  shape  as  well  assize 
has  a marked  influence  in  regulating  its  adaptability.  The 
strength  of  timber  varies  materially  with  the  age  of  the 
tree,  the  locality  of  growth,  whether  the  piece  is  from  the 
center  or  outer  portion  of  the  tree,  the  straightness  of  grain, 
knots,  number  of  rings,  etc.  From  the  time  it  is  tapped  as 
a green  tree  until  erected  in  place  it  is  subject  to  influences 
which  either  add  to  or  detract  from  its  value;  should  a stick 
in  use  be  placed  with  the  natural  top  of  of  the  tree  down- 
ward, it  will  show  it  by  rotting  at  the  end  placed  downward 
sooner  than  if  placed  in  position  as  grown  in  nature,  the 
laws  of  structure  increasing  evaporation  and  keeping  a 
stick  dry  which  is  properly  placed,  but  obstructing  evapo- 
ration when  reversed. 


BUILDING  NEWS. 


COUNTRY. 

Minneapolis.  Minn. — Goetzenberger  & Wanznes,  Cedar 
ave.,  report  the  following: 

J Abrahamson — Brick  building. 

F.  A.  Fisher  & Co. — Brick  stores. 

Omaha,  Neh, — Merchants’  National  Bank,  new  office 
building. 

First  National  Bank — Office  building.  Bids  asked  for. 
Fountain,  Wis. — Mr.  Harvey,  New  poorhouse. 

Manato,  111. — Mr.  G Pohl,  new  hotel. 

Delaware,  Iowa, — Farmers’  warehouse. 

Glenwood,  Neh. — Rebuilding  court-house. 

Dakota. — M.  E.  Church  Society;  Bath.  Brown  & Co. 
Minneapolis,  Minn. — New  Catholic  Orphan  Asylum. 
Willmars,  Minn. — New  high  school.  Bids  now  asked  for. 


A.  A.  OUDELL.  A.  A.  LEHMANN.  □ 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF- 


FINE  CABINET  WORK. 


Fitting's  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

CHICAGO. 


factory: 

22  &.  24  South  Jefferson  St. 


City  Office! — Rooms  21  ami  22,  & SJSS  I, a Salle  St. 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


jj[  ' 


F-  3UL  CTi-A-IRKE 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  Friction.— So  Sloise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farwell’s 
0 Tf  ^ 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

55  and  57  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


New  Bedford,  Dak. — Messrs.  Peoples  & Masmith,  store 
buildings. 

Clinton,  Wis. — Lutheran  Church  Society. 

Jefferson,  Iowa. — Normal  School,  Trustees. 

Mankato,  Minn.— New  hotel. 

Preston,  Iowa. — p.  G.  Bransen,  P.  O.  Ward,  W.  Grades. 
Phillipsturgh,  Kan. — Mr.  Douglass,  new  machine  shops. 
St.  Paul,  Minn. — St.  Paul  Dramatic  Club. 

Bismark,  Dak.  —Bids  will  be  received  until  March  8 for 
school  house.  R.  V.  Fern,  school  clerk. 

Carroll  Co.,  Ill, — Board  of  Supervisors  will  build adddition 
to  court-house  30x55,  two-stories  high. 

Elk  Creek,  Neb. — A new  German  church  will  be  built  in 
the  early  spring,  29x80. 

Marysville. — A new  hotel,  to  commence  at  once. 

Mariene  City,  Mich. — Plans  ready  for  new  School;  ad- 
dress, Robert  Folkerts. 

Winden,  Neb. — Plans  ready,  new  School  house.  E.  D. 
Emerson,  Commissioner. 

Muskegon,  Mich.- -New  Masonic  Hall. 

Newton,  Kansas.— $30,000.  Carriage  factory. 

Galena,  111. — E.  R.  Hayes,  new  manufactory. 

Kerney,  Neh. — New  hotel,  130x150. 

New  Lisbon. — New  poor  house. 

Linn,  Kansas. — A new  Armory  and  Masonic  Hall. 
Lecindo,  Iowa. — New  Town  Hall. 

Moline,  111.— $15,000  Hotel. 

Newark,  111. — New  Poor  House. 


Bayfield,  Wis. — Bids  received  until  March  3d  to  25th  for 
building  two  school  houses,  Brown  Stone  basements.  (O. 
Flander’s  blk.) 

North  LaCrOSSe,  Wis. — Larson  Hanson  & Co.  will  build  a 
new  factory. 

Osborn,  Kan. — District  90,  new  School  house. 

Oshkosh,  Wis. — New  Hotel  to  cost  $80, 000.  Crescent  Club; 
a new  Club  House. 

Ogalala,  Mioh. — A new  School  House. 

Minneapolis,  Minn. — An  new  office  building.  Minneapo- 
lis Gas-light  Co. 

Mi.  Carroll. — Wing  to  Carroll  Co.  poorhouse. 

Storm  Lake,  Iowa. — $16,000;  Catholic  church. 

Salem,  Mioh. — New  Congregational  church. 

Tecumsah,  Mich. — New  School  house. 

Vernon  Minn. — New  Church;  address,  A.  Hopenstine. 

Watertown,  Dak. — J.  Hulholland;  two  new  hotels,  $10,000. 

West  Rantone,  III. — Chas.  Susdorf;  a residence. 


BUILDING  PAPER. 

The  following  quotations  represent  ton  lots.  Lesser 
amounts  are  subject  to  a higher  rate  of  10  cents  on  100 
pounds. 

PEB  100  LBS. 

Plain  straw  board  sheathing  paper $1.30 

Tarred  straw  board  sheathing  paper 1.40 

Inodorous  water-proof  sheathing  paper 2 . 

Prepared  plastering  paper 2. 

Tarred  roofing,  felt 1.40 

Tarred  sheathing  felt 1-40 

Carpet  lining  felt 2.26 


REPORT  OF  2>TEW  BEJILIDIKT OS  -A.3STID  BXJILIOIISr OS  TO  BE  ERECTED, 

For  the  week  ending  March  6,  1886.  The  plans  of  some  of  these  have  not  been  made. 


Louis  D Webster 

J Lusseen 

T Dwight,  Jr 

J K Sullivan 

Max  Engels 

Mullen  . . . . 

. Fleuke 

Crane 

H L Degner 

AUister..  .. 

G D Ederkin 

John  Gaynor.... 

Sami  Cohn 

J E Church 

A Reigelmau 
Jno  Mathews 


ADDRESS. 


No  386  Dearborn  av. 


Scott  County | Davenport,  Iowa . 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


Stores,  hall  and  dwell’g 

6 stores  and  flats 

2 dwellings 

Dwelling 

Flats  

Dwellings 

Frame  dwelling 

Dwelling 

Flats  

Dwelling 

Warehouse 

Dwelling 

Stores  and  flats 

Dwellings : 

Residence 

Residence 

Methodist  Church 

German  Catholic  Ch. .. 

Conrregat’l  Ch 

Court-house 


SIZE. 


140x60 
52x46 
21x4  4 
22x56 
60x — 


LOCATION. 


121x100 

40x99 


22x60 

21x58 

30x55 

40x44 


SW  cor  Madison  st  and  Ogden  av 
NW  cor  Harrison  & Aberdeen  sts 

So  Evanston 

Yeaton  stnear  Wood  st 

222  Evergreen  av 


COST  I 


ARCHITECT. 


BUILDER. 


Englewood 

Englewood 

40  & 44  Flournoy  st,  

Kenwood,  47th  & Greenwood  av  . 

197  Michigan  av 

Michigan  and  29th  

39th  st,  near  Cottage  Grove  av  . . 

Lake  av  and  43d  st 

Grovelandav  and  30th  st 

Hall  st,  Lake  View 

Bath,  Dak 

IN  Water  st,  Bloomington,  111  ... 

Winetka,  111 

Davenport,  Iowa  


$ 

250000 

35000 

5000 

2000 

5000 

15000 

3000 

3000 

15000 

10000 

16000 

24000 

4000 

4500 

5500 

5000 

2150 

21000 


Pierce  & Ware,  Agts . 
R G Pentecost 


Schaub  & Berlin 
W L Carroll 


W L Carroll 


Ackerman  & Smith 

Geo  Beaumont,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mr.  Collins,  Bath,  Dak. 


DESCRIPTION. 


Brick,  iron  and  plate  glass. 

Pressed  brick  and  terra-cotta. 

Brick  and  frame. 

Brick. 

Brick — contracts  not  let. 

Brick  and  stone  fronts — contracts  not  let. 
Contracts  not  let. 

Contracts  lot  let. 

Modern  improvem’ts — contracts  not  let. 

Ashlef  front — contracts  not  let. 

Brick. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Frame,  brick  and  stone. 


J C Cochrane I Bids  rec’d  till  Mar.  9— concts  let  Apr  10. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Andrew  Krimbill. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES: 

Kortini*  4 aud  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  111. 
Howard  aud  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewiscli,  111: 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisoh  and.  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 

D.  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

House  Renting  and  Collections. 

Office:  138-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 
Room  I I CHICACO. 

J®*-  Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

|E^“Money  Loaned,! 

®“Taxes  Paid, 

(^“Investments  lUade. 

Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


REMOVAL. 

S.  E.  GROSS  & Co. 

Real-Estate,  Builders  and  Sellers  of  Houses, 
REMOVED  TO 

CORNER  OFFICE,  MAIN  FLOOR, 

Southeast  cor.Dearborn  & Randolph 
Streets. 

Over  4,000  Houses  and  Lots  sold  in  6 Years. 


Prospective  Building. 

RENTS. 

THF.  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET. 

Office  of  Real  Estate  and  Building  Joubnal,  ) 
Chicago,  March  6,  1886.  J 

While  it  is  too  early  for  architects  to  feel 
warranted  in  divulging  specific  information 
in  regard  to  much  of  their  work,  they  feel 
assured  of  an  active  building  season. 

Draughtsmen  are  kept  busy  in  drawing 
sketches  and  designs.  The  high  price  of 
brick,  being  $9  and  $9.50  per  thousand  is 
keeping  many  from  building  at  once,  prefer- 
ring to  wait  till  new  brick  comes  in.  Some  ex- 
tensive builders  it  is  said  are  holding  back 
on  account  of  the  looked  for  strike  among 
the  laborers;  but  from  general  indications 
this  is  needless.  After  the  1st  of  May,  the 
bricklayers  will  work  only  eight  hours  a day, 
receiving  the  same  rate  per  hour  as  before. 
This  will  have  no  material  effect  upon  build- 
ing as  it  will  require  merely  the  hiring  of 
more  men  to  finish  work  in  the  same  time  as 
before. 

RENTS. 

Several  of  the  large  renting  agencies  have 
already  renewed  or  let  anew  all  their  large 
leases  at  the  same  prices  as  last  year.  The 
general  tendency  of  rents  is  firm  at  last 
year’s  prices.  It  is  believed  that  they  then 
reached  the  low  water-mark. 

The  demand  at  the  present  time  for  resi- 
dences is  quite  strong,  showing  plainly  the 
growing  population  of  Chicago. 

MARKET. 

The  real  estate  market  is  not  as  active  as 
it  should  be  to  come  up  to  the  bright  and 
alluring  prospects  heretofore  held  forth  by 
by  many  of  the  brokers.  A recent  sale  of  80 
feet  on  Lake  avenue,  south  of  Oakwood 
avenue,  brought  $250  a foot;  an  advance  of 
$50  over  previous  sales  on  that  street.  Tur- 
ner & Bond  negotiated  the  sale.  A Chicago 
loan  firm  got  the  better  over  sleepy  St.  Louis, 
as  might  be  expected,  in  the  negotiations  of 
n loan  of  $200,000.  The  loan  was  made  at 
6$,  while  St.  Louis  wanted  6$. 

Percy  W.  Palmer  reports  an  active  demand 
for  loans  with  rates  at  5>££  and  6#  or  on  an 
average  of  \%  lower  than  last  year.  He  has 
sold  several  houses  aud  lots  during  the  past 
week. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


C.  J.  Hambleton,  President. 


J.  J.  Danforth,  Superintendent. 


CookCo.AbstractC  o 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 


Best  Work ! 


Lowest  Prices ! 


Shortest  Time ! 


— [Established  I860.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


Rutz,  Needles  & Netting  are  receiving 
many  applications  for  loans  from  Western 
towns  of  5,000  to  25,000  inhabitants,  indicat- 
ing a revival  of  building  in  these  towns. 
The  rates  for  these  loans  are  6%,  while  large 
loans  in  cities  are  made  as  low  as  5%  and 
5>^$.  This  firm  negotiated  the  above  men- 
tioned $200,000  loan. 

C.  U.  Gordan  A Co  report  building  very 
active  in  Lake  View  along  the  New  Evanston 
railroad  where  property  is  on  the  advance. 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co.  report  a good  de- 
mand for  a medium  class  of  residence  prop- 
erty also  an  activity  in  loans. 

Architect  J.  C.  Cochrane  is  busy  with  the 
plans  for  the  Scott  County  Court  House  at 
Davenport,  Iowa.  Plans  will  be  ready  for 
bids  by  the  9th  of  March  and  contracts  let 
on  the  10th  of  April. 

I Architect  Clinton  J.  Warren  has  opened 
up  an  office  in  the  Grannis  Block. 

New  work  has  been  coming  in  rapidly 
into  the  offices  of  Architects  Hansen,  Hal- 
berg,  Schaub  and  Berlin,  W.  L.  Carroll  and 
Ackerman  & Smith. 

Our  table  of  new  buildings  on  3d  page  as 
well  as  all  of  our  miscellaneous  building 
news,  gives  information  only  as  to  buildings 
to  be  built  in  the  future,  even  before  the 
architect’s  plans  are  made. 

DECISION  ON  THE  ABSTRACT  QUESTION. 

Judge  Lotz  at  Marion,  Indiana,  has  re- 
cently decided  that  any  one  interested  in  the 
County  records  has  a right  to  examine  them 
and  to  make  such  memoranda  as  he  wishes, 
and  that  if  anything  further  were  wanting 
any  tax  payer  could  give  a written  agency 
or  authority  to  get  the  records  for  him.  The 
very  purpose  of  the  county  records  is  to  give 
notice  to  the  public  of  transfers  and  mort- 
gages of  property  so  as  to  enable  future 
buyers  of  the  same  piece  of  property  to 
ascertain  by  or  through  an  abstract  just  how 
it  stands  promptly  aud  without  delay. 

REAL  ESTATE  BOARD. 

The  following  were  elected  members  of 
the  Real  Estate  Board:  F.  B.  Peabody,  B. 
Hagaman,  P.  L.  Garrity  as  associate  and 
Wm.  Loeb,  Geo.  G.  Newbury,  Percy  W.  Pal- 
mer, W.  F.  Lubeke,  M.  E.  Greenebaum,  D. 
S.  Place,  J.  Donnersberger,  Byron  A.  Bald 
win  and  H.  G.  Foreman  as  agent  members. 


ANNEXATION  SCHEMES. 

The  people  residing  just  beyond  Webster 
ave.  and  outside  Milwaukee  ave.  in  what  is 
called  the  city  limits  want  to  get  into  the 
City.  They  have  already  secured  the  re- 
quired number  of  voter’s  names  on  their 
petition  and  papers,  and  a majority  of  the 
names  of  the  property  owners.  The  scheme 
is  opposed  by  the  Real  Estate  Agents 
who  handle  property  in  that  section.  If  the 
property  is  taken  into  the  city  purchasers 
cannot  build  frame  houses.  The  real-estate 
men  are,  therefore,  intriguing  against  tak- 
ing in  the  territory,  much  to  the  disgust  of 
the  resident  property-owners.  One  of  the 
latter  expressed  himself  about  the  annexa- 
tion plan  to  a Journal  reporter  as  follows: 


This  kind  of  fever  afflicts  the  citizens  of 
the  north-east  cor.  of  the  town  of  Lake  and 
also  of  Englewood.  The  disssatisfaction 
among  the  people,  concerning  the  misman- 
agement of  Town  affairs  by  the  stock  yard 
element  is  the  main  reason  why  the  Town  of 
Lake  wants  to  be  annexed.  Pudding  heads 
like  Gahan  & Buck  McCarty  are  big  now 
, in  that  much  pestered  suburb.  The  town  of 
Hyde  Park  is  in  the  same  condition  and  a 
short  time  ago  they  were  clamoring  for  ad- 
mission into  the  City.  They  should  all  be 
compelled  to  remain  where  they  are  for 
their  own  good  and  the  good  of  all  con- 
cerned. If  they  were  a part  of  the  City 
frame  buildings  could  not  be  built  and  poor 
men  could  not  secure  a home  so  easily  as 
they  can  now.  The  rottenness  of  public 
officials  in  these  outside  towns  is  only  ex- 
ceeded by  the  crookedness,  meanness  and 
ignorance  of  some  aldermen  in  the  Chicago 
City  Council. 

REAL-ESTATE  CALL  BOARD. 

Instead  of  having  the  sales  of  the  Call 
Board  every  day  at  the  Board  Rooms,  the 
Call  Board  committee  has  arranged  to  have 
an  auction  sale  of  real  estate  at  Central  Mu- 
sic Hall  on  March  18. 

The  plan  of  selling  will  be  for  the  owner 
to  submit  his  property  through  any  member 
of  the  Call  Board.  The  Call  Board  will  em- 
brace all  real-estate  agents  of  the  real-estate 
board  who  are  engaged  in  selling  property 
on  commission.  The  owner  will  set  a net 
price  on  his  property,  below  which  it  cannot 
be  sold.  The  commission  and  prorate  ex- 
pense of  the  sale  (which  will  be  a mere  trifle 
when  divided  among  twenty  or  thirty  entries) 
will  then  be  added  to  the  owner’s  net  price. 
Then  the  price  started  by  the  board  at  the  sale 
will  be  the  owner’s  net  figure,  with  the  com- 
missions and  pro  rata  share  of  expense  added. 
The  highest  bidder  above  this  figure  will  se- 
cure the  property. 

After  the  expenses  are  paid,  the  overplus 
will  of  course,  go  to  the  owner.  This  system 
will  be  perfectly  fair  for  the  owner,  as  he 
will  not  have  to  pay  a cent  unless  the  sale  is 
made,  and  he  will  get  all  for  his  property  that 
such  big  advertising  will  bring  his  property. 
legal  sales. 

The  attorneys  and  commissioners  are  han- 
dicapped so  by  judicial  procedure  and  statu- 
tory red  tape  that  a bona-fide  buyer  at  a 
foreclosure  or  forced  sale,  unless  he  has  look- 
ed up  the  matter  of  title,  etc.,  and  knows 
all  the  parties  and  is  familiar  with  all  the 
endless  procedings,  would  almost  as  soon 
be  induced  to  buy  a piece  of  one  of  the  plan- 
ets as  a lot  sold  at  a court  sale.  According  to 
custom,  such  sales  are  usually  held  at  the 
north  door  of  the  court  house.  Acrowd  of  buy- 
ers standing  for  two  hours  at  the  north  door 
of  the  court-house  when  a Manitoba  wave  is 
sweeping  along  Randolph  street  would  freeze 
and  a few  tons  of  rock  fron  above  likely  at 
any  moment  to  come  crashing  through  their 
ambitious  skulls.  Commissioners  appointed 
by  our  courts  are  allowed  by  statute  a fee 
that  amounts  to  a day  laborer’s  hire.  No 
business  man  can  take  the  job.  This  law 
was  enacted  when  such  sales  took  place  about 
once  a year  and  the  property  sold  was  of  com- 
paratively little  value.  Now  this  business 
of  itself,  is  of  immense  proportions.  Scarce- 
ly a week  but  pieces  are  sold  of  great  value 
under  judicial  sale.  Now,  it  is  claimed  that 
if  the  courts  could  allow  these  sales  to  be 
made  on  the  real-estate  board,  minors  would 
receive  their  proper  allowance  for  their 
property.  Foreclosure  sales  would  realize 
in  many  instances  sufficient  to  render  the 
sold-out  party  a balance,  and  the  result 


would  be  of  unquestioned  benefit  to  the 
public  at  large.  The  board  will  give  this 
system  at  their  first  great  sale  a fair  trial, 
and  are  very  hopeful  of  success.  The  sale 
will  be  in  the  evening,  so  that  every  one  in- 
terested can  attend.  All  the  judges,  mas- 
ters in  chancery,  and  people  interested  in 
judicial  sales  will  be  invited,  besides  a large 
delegation  of  property -owners  from  this 
and  other  cities.  One  delegate  from  a pro- 
posed similar  organization  in  Detroit  has 
signified  his  intention  to  be  present.  Seve- 
ral are  coming  from  West  Virginia,  New 
York,  Hartford,  Boston  and  Philadelphia, 
who  are  largely  interested  here. 

At  the  inaugural  sales  ladies  will  have 
every  attention.  A first-class  orchestra  will 
discourse  music  between  sales. 

Choice  business  property  paying  good 
returns  on  the  investment,  a well-selected 
list  of  residences,  a few  good  acre  pieces, 
and  perhaps  one  or  two  big  down  town  cor- 
ners. The  comm-'ttee  are  working  the  thing 
up  in  good  shape.  The  names  of  the  com- 
mittee are  as  follows: 

C.  H.  Mulliken,  chairman;  N.  T.  Cas- 
sette, W.W.  Baird,  of  Baird  & Bradley;  C.  P. 
Silva,  of  Hopkinson  & Silva,  and  R.  C.  Giv- 
ens, of  E.  A.  Cummings  & Co. 


CHICAGO  CITY  COUNCIL. 

Council  Chambers,  ) 
Chicago,  February  23, 1886.  ) 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  water-service 
pipes  on  Morgan  st.,  from  Milwaukee  ave.  to 
W.  Chicago  ave;  on  Lexington  st.,  from 
DeKalb  st.  to  Leavitt  st.;  on  Dayton  st. 
from  North  ave.  to  Belden  ave.;  on  Larrabee 
st.,  from  North  ave.  to  Center  st.;  ordinance 
establishing  grade  on  Irving  ave.  from  W. 
Jackson  st.  to  W.  Van  Buren  st.;  also  for 
establishing  side  walk  grade  on  east  side  of 
Lake  st.,  and  from  21st  to  120  ft.  south;  for 
repealing  ordinance  for  the  improvement  of 
W.  Jackson  st.,  from  Hoyne  ave.  to  Rock- 
well st. ; for  repealing  same  for  sidewalk  on 
Coventry  st.,  from  North  ave.  to  Wabansia 
ave.;  for  repealing  ordinance  for  sidewalk 
on  Hoyne  ave.,  from  W.  Chicago  ave.  to  W. 
Division  st. ; and  on  Marcy  st.  from  Waban- 
sie  to  Cly bourne  pi.;  for  establishing  side- 
walk space  on  Seeley  ave.  and  Park  ave. 
council  meeting  march  1. 

The  Arcade  Rapid  Transit  Co.  asked  per- 
mission to  lay  tracks  for  and  operate  an 
underground  railway  double  track  along 
Monroe  st.,  from  State  to  Crawford  ave.  and 
along  La  Salle  st.  and  ave.  from  Monroe  to 
North  ave.  and  thence  to  the  city  limits,  cars 
to  be  operated  by  electricity,  cable  or  other 
similar  power  which  was  referred  to  the 
committee  on  railroads. 

The  City  Collector  has  received  warrants 
for  collections  for  curbing,  filling,  and  pav- 
ing Twenty-fourth  street  from  Hanover  to 
Butler  streets;  and  Sanger  street  from  Arch- 
er avenue  to  Twenty-sixth  street.  Also  for 
curbing,  filling,  and  macadamizing  Prairie 
avenue  from  Thirty-third  street  to  Douglas 
avenue. 

Architect  George  Beaumont,  formerly  su- 
perintendent for  the  late  firm  of  Wheelock 
& Clay,  has  opened  an  office  at  115  Dearborn 
street.  He  is  the  first  Vice-President  of  the 
Chicago  Architectural  Sketch  Club,  and  a 
member  of  the  Royal  Institute  of  British 
Architects  in  London. 

Fur  rugs  are  in  great  demand,  and  the 
handsomest  of  all  rugs  are  the  white  cash- 
mere  goat  skin. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 
CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 

Wim.  E.  Hinchliff  & Co  1?  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 

MANUPAOTUEEBS  OF 

INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 


137 


I^oom. 


10  159  La  Sail©  St.  Chicago. 


GREEN EBAU  M SONS, 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 


Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


Real  Estate  For  Sale. 

(Continued  from  Page  134.) 


FOR  SALE  by  Jas.  B.  Goodman  & Co.,  68 
Washington-st.: 

72  feet  Washington  Boulevard,  east  of  Rock- 
well-st. 

46  feet  and  Cottage  on  Washington  Boule- 
vard, east  of  Rockwell-st. 

These  two  pieces  very  cheap. 

7 acres  in  sec,  5,  Town  of  Cicero,  on  ^hich 
offer  is  wanted. 

Two  or  three  more  packing  house  lots  left 
at  Union  Stock  Yards. 

Blocks.  Acres,  Lots,  and  Houses  and  Lots 
west  of  Garfield  Park  in  our  Chicago 
Land  Co.  Subdivision. 


No.  916  and  918  Van  Buben-st.,  cor.-Two  Laflin  street  at  No  220;  C Herbert,  two-story 


3-story  and  basem’t  stone  front  stores,  48x 
65;  rent  $2,640;  $26,000. 

No.  216  and  218  Jeffebson-st.,  cor. — 50x 
150,  2 2-story  frames;  $15,000. 

No.  220  and  222  Jeffebson-st. — 4 frame 
buildings,  rent  $2,120;  lot  50x150;  $14,000. 

No.  224  to  232  Jeffebson-st.— 5 frame 
buildings,  rent  $1,800;  lot  100x150;  $25,000. 


FOR  SALE— by  Nelson  Thomasson,  85 
Washington-st.,  Room  3:— Elegant  blocks 
in  centre  of  Chicago,  $27,000,  $25,000, 
$30,000,  $47,000,  $140,000,  $250,000;  some 
of  these  blocks  pay  10  per  cent,  to  say 
nothing  of  their  future. 

Deabbobn-st.,  near  Harrison— 50  feet; 
cheap. 

Fifth  Ave.,  north  of  Van  Buren  st.  80  ft. 
Fifth  Ave.,  south  of  Van  Buren  st. — 40  ft. 
$500  a foot. 

State  st.,  near  Twenty-fourth, — With  fair 
improvements,  renting  for  6 per  cent;  only 
$200  a foot. 

Madison-st. — Elegant  block,  paying  10 
per  cent  now,  to  say  nothing  of  its  future. 

Michigan  ave.  and  Thietv-foukth  st.— 
Choice  and  cheap. 

Gband  Boulevard — 150  feet,  with  house 
costing  $15,000,  all  for  $17,000;  ground  is 
worth  more. 

Dbexel  Boulevard,  north  of  Forty-fifth 
st. — $150  a foot. 

Dbexel-av.— Lots,  $600;  want  offer. 

Fifth  Ave. — Two  brick  stores  worth  $35,- 
000;  will  sell  to-day  for  $28,000.  Bargain. 

Madison-st. — 90  acres,  running  south; sta- 
tion on  land  opposite  on  Madison-st.;  sel- 
ling now  for  $3,000  an  acre.  Sacrifice. 

Grand  Boulevard — Half  block  to  Vincen- 
nes ave;  great  bargain;  $1,000  only  cash: 
balance  on  terms. 

Blue  Island-ave.,  near  Sixteenth  st. — 48 
eet;  make  best  offer. 


WANTED 

A first-class  man  who  is  thoroughly  acquain- 
ted with  the  Real  Estate  business,  for  outside 
work.  No  personal  application  entertained 
and  no  one  wanted  who  is  above  his  business 
and  who  cannot  give  A 1 references.  Send 
names  of  persons  to  whom  you  refer  or 
written  recommendations.  Address  “A,” 
care  Chicago  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Journal,  121  Fifth-Ave. 


THE  RECORD. 


FOR  SALE  by  D.  S.  Place,  147  LaSalle-st 

Basement, 

No.  341  and  343  Madison-st.,  cor.  May, 

2 2-story  frame  stores;  rent  $225;  lot  51x100 
$33,000. 

No.  74  and  76  W.  Madison-st. — 22-story, 
frame  stores;  lot  40x100;  $26,000. 

No.  78  W.  Madison-st.— 3-story  and  base- 
ment brick  store;  rent  $190;  lot  25x100;  $24,- 
000. 

Nos.  804  to  812  So.  Halsted-st. — 125  feet 
cor.  Canalport;  5 buildings;  rent  $4,020; 
$55,000. 

No.  13  and  15  Van  Buben-st.— 2 4-story 
and  basem’t  brick  buildings  in  flats,  8 rooms 
each;  rent  $5,600;  building  50x87;  lot  100; 
$55,000. 

South-west  corner  Van  Buben  and  Paulina 
streets — 126  feet  on  Van  Buren  with  4 good 
buildings,  renting  for  $2,240;  $23,000, 

Van  Buben-st.,  south-east  corner  Loomis. 
96x110, 

Van  Buben-st— 65  west  of  Oakley,  south 
front,  125x125. 

No.  819  Milwaukee-ave„  near  cor.  Divi- 
sion— 3-story  and  basem’t  brick  store  with 
2 3-story  frame  in  rear  on  Division;  rents 
$2,176;  $18,000. 

No.  694  Van  Buben-st- — 3-story  brick 
store;  rents  $1,100;  $10,500. 

No.  250  Van  Buben  st.,  cor.  Sangamon — 
frame  house;  lot  125x100. 

No.  968  and  970  VanBuben-st. — 2 2 story 
and  basem’t  brick  stores;  rent  $1,320;  $11,- 
000. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildines,  Fourth  Page) 

BUILDUKG  PERMITS. 

Artesian  avenue  at  No  198:  Jas  B Wood- 
ville,  two-story  dwelling  22x36;  $4,500. 
Allport  av  Frank  Kostohris,  three-story  store 
and  flats,  23x75;  $7,000. 

Brighton  st,  at  No  35,  Charles  Ratke,  cottage 
20x34;  $800. 

Bryant  st  at  No  67,  Mrs  J E Glennon,  two- 
story  dwelling  25x36;  $3,600. 

Colorado  st  at  No  122,  F Reavill,  two-story 
flats  21x42;  $2,500. 

Coulter  street  at  No  447;  Frank  Zelenda, 
cottage  20x26;  $600. 

Coulter  st  at  No  441  ;»  Frank  Cech;  cottage 
20x28;  $600. 

Cornell  st  at  No  60,  C Bredeman.  three- 
story  flats  22x80;  $7,000. 

Dean  st  at  No  5;  John  Gorsh,  two-story  ad- 
dition 20x50;  $1,200. 

Emerald  avenue  at  No  2838:  John  Dietz 
cottage  20x30;  $800. 

Erie  st  W at  No  366;  L Beauford,  additional 
story,  21x42  ft;  $1,000. 

Elston  av  at  No  1117;  W Echebrecht,  cot- 
tage, 20x65  ft;  $1,300. 

Flournoy  st,  at  Nos  40  and  44,  H L Degner 
two-story  flats,  121x100;  $15,000. 

Franklin  st  at  Nos  257  to  263,  Conrad  Seipp 
repair  damages  by  fire;  $8,000. 

Fourteenth  st  W at  No  727 ; A Torpa,  two 
story  dwelling,  20x50;  $2,600. 

Fourteenth  st  W at  No  548:  Fred  Nebel, 
two-story  store  and  dwelling  21x66; 

800. 

Front  st  at  No  74:  J Dumbroski,  basement 
24x30;  $500. 

Hawthorne  av,  at  No  296,  John  Dietz  & Co., 
three-story  addition  to  factory  ; $9,000. 
Huron  st  West,  at  No  412;  F Clepnow,  two- 
story  flats  30x34;  $1,600. 

Harrison  st  at  No  1288,  A Schuld,  one-story 
store  and  dwelling  22x50;  $1,000. 

Huron  st  at  No  156;  P H Tierney,  two-story 
addition  20x20;  $1,000. 

Halsted  st  at  No  321;  E J McGeeney,  one- 
story  and  stable  36x100;  1,500. 

Henry  st  at  No  194;  M J Dooley  cottage  22 
x40;  $1,000. 

Hurlbut  Bt  at  No  61 : Peter  G Smith,  base- 
ment 20x36;  $600. 

Huron  st  at  No  347:  Henry  Gorris,  cottage 
21x45;  $1,000. 

Jackson,  street  and  Third  avenue;  Henry 
Sierks,  one-story  store,  100x70;  $10,000. 
La  Salle  st  at  No  3012;  Mrs  Strong  basement 
21x55;  $1,206. 

Lock  st  No  3014;  J Lutzengercottage  20x30; 
$800. 

Loomis  st  at  No  758  Joseph  Urban,  base- 
ment 20x60;  $1,000. 


dwelling  20x40;  $2,500. 

Laurel  st,  at  No  3303,  E Ellis,  cottage  20x 
30;  $700. 

Maplewood  avenue  at  No  764;  Andrew  Nel- 
son cottage  20x50;  $1,300. 

Monroe  st  and  Colorado  av,  George  A Seav- 
erns,  16  2-story  dwellings  70x34  feet  each; 
$40,000. 

Mather  st  at  No  104;  M Steinardt  two-story 
flats  21x40;  $2,700. 

Michigan  av,  at  No  1419,  P M Almini,  two- 
story  shop,  20x40;  $1,400. 

Michigan  st,  at  No  197,  G D Ederkin,  five- 
story  warehouse,  40x99;  $16,000. 

Madison  st,  at  No  1185,  M Atler,  two-story 
flats,  22x42;  $2,400. 

North  av  W,  at  No  177,  Kleotsch  Bros,  one 
story  barn  20x46;  $500. 

Ogden  av  at  No  741 : Nic  Kester,  cottage  21 
x44;  $1,100. 

O’Brien  st  at  No  68,  Jas  Ragan,  two-story 
dwelling  22x40;  $1,500. 

Ogden  av  at  Nos  1324  to  1330,  H Davis, 
3-story  stores  and  flats  88x48;  $15,000. 
Paulina  st  S,  at  Nos  116  and  No  118,  WD 
Babbitt,  additional  story  44x42;  $1,500. 
Robey  st  at  Nos  493  and  495,  Bender  & Mid- 
dlestadt,  two  cottages  21x44;  $1,600. 
Seventeenth  st,  at  No  137,  H W Martin 
three-story  dwelling  20x30;  $1,100. 

State  st  and  Eldridge  court;  Henry  Sierks, 
one-story  store  100x70;  $10,000. 

Thirty-first  st  at  No  315:  Daniel  Hurly,  cot- 
tage 20x24;  $600. 

Twentieth  st  W at  No  1033:  John  Hager, 
cottage  20x20;  $600. 

Throop  street,  Joseph  Croroka,  two-story 
dwelling,  21x60:  $3,800. 

Throop  st  at  No  592;  Jas  Vrany,  two-story 
flats  21x54;  $3,600. 

Third  ave,  at  No  219,  H W Martin,  three- 
story  barn  25x21;  $700. 

Van  Buren  st,  at  No  619,  E S Esty,  two-story 
dwelling  and  store,  18x45;  $1,500. 

Wabash  ave  at  No  3531:  L Hefter  two-story 
dwelling  24x62;  $4,000. 

Wentworth  ave  at  No  2311:  J Huedsman 
three-story  store  and  flats  25x75;  $8,500. 
Wells  st  at  No  431:  Sami  Shouldic  two-story 
carriage  factory  23x60;  $3,000. 

Wentworth  avenue  at  No  3505;  A F Schneid- 
er two-story  store  and  dwelling  22x64; 
$3,500. 

Winchester  av  at  No  198,  Geo  Montgomery, 
two-story  flats  22x58 ; $4,000. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


Butterfield  st,  223%  feet  n of  39th,  wf  25x 
100,  Feb  17;  Gustave  Beilfuss  to  B W 

Fleisner $1,850 

Butterfield  st,  The  premises  No.  3149,  Feb 
25,  Bridget  Doyle  to  Madison  Taylor$l,650 
Canal  st,  24)4  ft  n of  Wright,  wf  22x100, 

Mar  4,  Martin  Meier  to  B Simon  . .$1,900 
Cottage  Grove  av,  175  ft  s of  Thirty-first 
st,  w f,  25x110  ft,  improved,  Feb  25, 

Hugh  Daley  fo  Simon  Carey $4000 

Chestnut  st,  bet  LaSalle  av  and  Wells  st, 
s f,  I6%xl00,  improved,  Jan  20,  estate 
of  J S Waterman  to  Wm  Thompson$4,000 
Congress  st  W,  ne  cor  of  Paulina,  sf,  50x 
120,  Jan’y  25;  Charles  B Holmes  to  J A 

O’Connell $5,500 

Chicago  av,  150  ft  w of  Market  st,  n f,  27x 
128,  Dec  17,  ’85,  Wm  Dair  et  al  to  First 
Swedish  Lodge,  No.  479,  of  Odd-Fellows 

$5,000 

Clybourn  av,  522  ft  n w of  Sheffield,  s w f, 
25x110,  Feb  9,  E F Hapgood  to  C C F 

Schwartz..  $1,000 

Cherry  st,  231  ft  s of  Division,  wf,  25  ft  to 
alley,  Feb  27;  J and  B Schnell  to  M and 

S Keane $700 

Clybourn  av,  118  ft  nw  of  Division  st,  ne  f 
24  feet  to  Division  st,  impd,  Feb  20, 
Anton  Vollmann  to  E W Burke. . .$11,000 
Crenshaw  st,  224  ft  w of  Oakley  av  nf  25x 
125,  Oct  5,  ’85;  C E Schoellkopf  to  S J 

Knight $800 

Central  Park  av,  107  ft  n of  23d  st,  wf  25 
xl25,  June  1,  ’85:  F E and  C P Phillips 

to  F C Furness $311 

Dearborn  av,  80  ft  n of  Chicago  av,  e f, 
20x90,  Feb  8,  Lizzie  C Hays  to  L E Fitts 

$9,000 

Dayton  st,  288  feet  s of  Willow,  ef  24x124, 
imp  Mar  3:  C & L Zimmermann  to  Ma- 
ry Burgwardt $1,800 

Dearborn  st  S.  133%  feet  nof  30th,  ef  25x 
110,  March  1;  ME  & F C Friegel  to 

Chas  Milleshim $250 

Dickson  st,  116  ft  s of  Blanche,  ef  24x124, 
Feb  18;  H P Brown  to  F Schlapinski 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Astor  st,  ne  cor  Bank,  wf  50x125,  Feb  11; 
James  L Waller  to  Potter  Palmer 

$10,250 

Ashland  av,  33  feet  s of  Polk  st,  wf  24x91, 
Match  1;  Louis  Martens  to  M A Hess, 

$2,050 

Ashland  avenue,  same  property  as  above, 
March  2;  M A Hess  to  C H Martens, 

$2,100 

Austin  ave,  the  premises  No  59,  February 
20;  Christian  Iverson  to  Henry  Hanson 

. $4,000 

Ashland  ave:  168 ’%  ft  w of  Cypress  st,  nf 
48x152,  Feb  9;  est  of  C H Thompson  to 

Jno  McDermott $1,400 

Austin  av,  225  ft  w of  Hoyne  ave,  nf,  25  ft 
to  allev,  Mar  4;  E and  N Scanlan  to  F 

Reutz $650 

Ashland  av,  48  ft  s of  Hastings  st,  ef  24x 
128,  Mar  2,  J Benda  to  S Pick .....  $3,000 
Bryant  st:  197%  ft  e of  Stanton  av,  nf  25 
xl55  Feb  2 : Sarah  A Stillwell  to  Elli  A 

Beach $2,500 

Bryant  st:  same  property  as  above,  Feb 
25:  Elli  A Beach  to  J E Glennon. . .$2,250 
Bethnel  st,  134  ft  n of  Nineteenth,  ef  25x 
139:  Feb  27  : E Moore  to  G M Morton 
.$250 


Division  st  W,  125  ft  w of  Paulina,  nf  25x 
124.  Feb  19;  Chas  P H Dose  to  Margaret 

Oswald $1,450 

Division  st  W,  125  ft  w of  Paulina,  nf,  25x 
124,  Oct  19,  ’85;  estate  of  W S Johnston 

to  C P H Dose $1,200 

Dearborn  st  S,  63  ft  n of  33d,  wf,  25x110, 
Jan  13;  Gilbert  Simonds  to  Ed  Hennes- 

By ’ $2,500 

Elm  st,  204%  feet  w of  Lake-Shore  drive, 
sf ; 50  ft  to  alley,  Feb  13,  A J Kasper  to 

Potter  Palmer $10,000 

Elm  st,  190  ft  w of  Lake  shore  drive,  nf. 
20x109%,  imp,  Feb  27,  J L Cochran  to 

F A Luce $13,000 

Eighteenth  st  W,  44  ft  w of  Canalport  av, 
sf,  22x100,  imp,  Mar  2:  Peter  McDonnek 

to  Chas  Drabek $3,600 

Eighteenth  st  W,  same  property  as  above 
Mar  2,  Chas  Drabek  to  Peter  Schoenho- 

fen  Brewing  Co $3,600 

Fourteenth  st  W,  250  ft  e of  Campbell  av, 
sf,  25  ft  to  alley,  Mar  3:  David  Ruther- 
ford to  Fred  Haak $1,300 

Fairfield  ave,  173  ft  s of  Fulton  st,  ef  24x 
126  imp,  reb  23;  D and  A Harmes  to 

John  H C Eggers $800 

Fremont  st,  132  ft  n of  Garfield  av,  ef  25x 
125  imp  Feb  27;  Ira  P Hitchcock  to  Wm 

Kreicke • $4,000 

Fourteenth  st,  w,  120  ft  w of  Loomis,  s f, 
24x124,  improved,  Feb  26,  Herman  Paes- 

ler  to  Andreas  Schweig $3,000 

Fifteenth  st,  w,  e of  California  av,  n f,  33x 
124,  Feb  18,  A C Selleck  to  M.  Duffy  . $600 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


Franklin  st,  99  ft  s of  Jackson,  ef  41x164, 
Feb  23;  Henry  G Foreman  to  James  C 

McMullin $48,000 

Fourteenth  st,  w,se  cor  of  Robey,  n f,  244 
xl24,  Feb  15,  J T Gannon  to  Chicago  & 
Great  Western  Railroad  Company  .$1,000 
Forest  av,  150  ft  s of  32d  st,  ef  16%xl25 
imp,  Mar  1;  C R and  C R Hickox  to  J S 

Vredenburgh $5,500 

Fourteenth  st  W,  175  ft  e of  Jefferson,  sf, 
25x100  imp  Mar  3,  Theresia  Marx  to  Jo- 
sef Masin $3,000 

Gurley  st,  ne  cor  of  Shulto,  s f 25%xl00, 
Feb  27;  R J Gilbert  to  Patrick  Wallace 

$4,000 

Gross  Terrace,  116  feet  south  of  West 
Madison  street,  wf  24x80  impd  July  23, 
’85;  Samuel  E Gross  to  Alice  B Pope 

$2,750 

Huron  st  W,  bet  Leavitt  and  Oakley,  nf  96 
xl24,  with  120x134  feet  in  same  blk,  Feb 
27;  A C Barney  to  Jas  F Griffin.  . . $4,500 
Hastings  st,  214  ft  e of  Laflin,  nf  24x124 
imp  Mar  4;  J and  C Collery  to  Thomas 

Gambon $3,200 

Henry  street:  264  feet  e of  Wood,  nf  24x 
124,  Feb  8:  J A Hall  to  William  Siebert 

$625 

Henry  street:  288  ft  e of  Wood,  nf  24x124 

Feb  28:  same  to  A Liebert $625 

Henry  street:  312  ft  e of  Wood,  sf  24x 
124  Dec’r  5,  ’85,  same  to  H C Nitsche 

$650 

Homan  ave:  ne  cor  of  Ohio  st,  wf  48x125 
February  18:  E K Wheeler  to  T Ware 

$400 

Hastings  st,  264  ft  e of  Lincoln,  sf  24x124 
Feb  19;  C A and  M A Hanna  to  Carl 

Srhroeder $650 

Haynes  court,  156  ft  n of  Lyman  st,  wf  25 
xll2,  Mar  2;  E Keane  to  Edward  Man- 

nay $550 

Hastings  st,  168  ft  w of  Laflin,  sf,  24x124, 
imp  Feb  10;  Wm  Altwasser  to  F C J 

Korbahn $2,050 

Halsted  st,  350  feet  s of  Rees,  ef,  50  ft  to 
alley,  Feb  18;  F E and  T M Adams  to  J 

L Diez  et  al $4,500 

Hinman  st,  75  ft  w of  Oakley  av,  st,  50x 
128,  Jan’y  23;  H C Zuttermeister  to  F 

Bushing $1,100 

Henry  st,  w of  Waller,  sf  24x125,  Nov’r 
2,  1885,  A C Goodman  to  J A Silk 

$8( 

Hastings  st,  240  ft  w of  Laflin,  sf,  24x124, 
imp  Feb  27;  Ludwig  Evert  to  J and  M 

O’Keefe $2,525 

Hurlbut  st,  north  of  Sigel,  ef  25x130,  Aug 
7,  ’85,  Fraz  Pauler  to  H and  F Roth, 

$5,100 

Hurlbut  st,  93  ft  n of  Menomonee,  ef,  23 
xll9,  February  26;  M Franzer  to  Anne 

Schauss $1,350 

Hudson  av,  48  ft  s of  Wisconsin  st,  wf,  24 
xl23,  with  41x48  ft  adjoining  Wisconsin 
st,  Feb  24;  Mary  John  to  Frank  C John 

$6,000 

Harrison  st.  e of  Campbell  av,  s f,  16x158, 
impd,  Jan  14,  R T and  L Furness  to  Jo- 
seph Clark $2,300 

Henry  st:  22  1-2  feet  e of  Laflin  sf  24x124 
imp,  Feb  27:  H Naumann  to  A Zielke 

$2,300 

Huron  st  W,  120  ft  e of  Lincoln  av,  nf  24 
xl23,  Feb  26,  E H Worthley  to  J F and 

M T Forrest $1,400 

Idaho  st,  241  ft  n of  Harrison,  ef  25x126, 
Feb  15;  M A Montgomery  to  Wm  Hayes 

$1,500 

Indiana  av,  25  ft  n of  Thirteenth  st,  e f, 
25x130,  Oct  12,  ’85,  A C & J L Schure- 

man  to  John  M Durand $6,500 

Jay  st:  141  feet  s of  Webster  av,  wf  28%x 
123,  Mar  3:  B McLean  to  August  Berton 

$2,175 

Jefferson  st,  sw  cor  of  O’Brien,  ef  24x100, 
Feb  15,  Martin  Dedsall  to  Chas  J Hill 

$6,250 

James  av,  261  feet  e of  Fox  st,  Bf  24x124, 
Mar  2;  C R Dempster  et  al  to  John  Mil- 
ler   $600 

Kossuth  st,  175  ft  w of  Stewart  ave,  sf,  25 
xl24,  Febr’y  25;  John  Kruse  to  Adolph 

Thode $1,500 

Kansas  st,  150  ft  e of  Loomis,  nf  25x102, 
Feb  13;  Christian  Man  to  Maria  Foertsch 

$1,300 

Lake  st  W,  90%  ft  w of  Elizabeth,  nf  22x 
100,  May  8,  ’85;  Chas  Wheatleigh  to  Jno 
Le  Messuner $1,600 

Lake  st  W,  same  as  above,  Sept  19,  ’85;  J 

Le  Messurier  to  M A White  $1,650 

La  Salle  ave,  174  feet  n of  Carl  st,  ef  22x 
161  4-10,  Mar  4,  Mast  in  Chan  to  John 
Horn . i . /.*. . ; :. . . . V;'$4,:fl04 

Leavitt  st,  21  ft  n of  Boon(  wf  20  7-10x86 


imp,  Feb  24;  Jas  A Miner  to  Harriet  M 

Cargill ....  $4,000 

Lawndale  ave,  nw  cor  of  William,  ef  120x 

124,  Feb  19;  H and  D F Keeney  to  W H 

Cox $1,500 

Lake  st  W,  sw  cor  of  Robey,  nf  100x124, 
imp,  Feb  24 ; Wm  H Thomas  to  J B Long 

$42,000 

La  Salle  st  N,  60  ft  n of  Indiana,  wf,  20x 
40,  Jan  6;  Geo  McLane  to  W'm  E Har- 
man   $3,500 

Lexington  st,  ne  cor  of  Washtenaw  av,  sf 
119x125,  Jan  25;  Charter  Oak  Life  Ins 

Co  to  J M Crowley $1,500 

Lot  16,  block  21,  Davis’  part  of  n e % s w 
% Sec  28,  39,  14,  Feb  26,  Master  in 

Chancery  to  R Valentine $600 

Laughton  st:  167  ft  w of  Washtenaw  av,  nf 
24x124  imp  Feb  8:  K and  F Nowak  to  F 

Blazek $1,000 

Lee  place,  264  ft  w of  Robey  st.  sf,  24x100 
Mar  7,  ’85:  J W Cochran  to  Ole  O Hauge 

$475 

Lexington  st,  73  ft  e of  Rockwell,  nf  24x 

125,  Jan  1;  A C Wood  to  Jas  Mahoney 
$2,400 

Lexington  st,  75  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  nf,  tri- 
angle of  64  1-2x95,  March  2;  A J and  A 

E Storey  to  Alfred  Bull $1,650 

Main  st,  n of  31st  st,  wf  25x175,  Mar  2;  M 

Clark  to  K Tylar $1,275 

Murray  st,  250  ft  n of  31st,  ef  24x120  Mar 

2;  Albt  Crane  to  M Welker $725 

Moore  st,  192  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  nf  24x100; 
Mar  4;  J J Marrow  to  M L Hommedieu 

$600 

May  st  N,  98  ft  s of  Huron,  ef  24x116  Jan 
25;  est  of  W B Ogden  to  C M Madson 

$1,750 

Moore  st,  west  of  California  av,  sf  25x124 
February  27 ; A E Keller  to  J L Keller 

$925 

Morgan  st  S,  210  ft  s of  16th,  wf  24x116, 
imp  March  1;  Gustav  Ross  to  Jno  Polak 

$3,000 

Mendell  st,  n of  Armitage  ave,  92  feet  to 
Elston  av  and  river,  Jan  26;  J F Griffin 

to  J T Dale $4,500 

Milwaukee  av,  200  ft  nw  of  Augusta  st,  sw 
f,  25x125,  Mar  1;  Ernst  Kruger  to  Wolf 

Goldstein $6,400 

Mohawk  st,  187  ft  n of  Menomonee,  wf  24 
xll9  impd  Feb  26;  Mathias  Franzen  to 

Casimir  Hueber $2,400 

Maxwell  st,  the  premises  No  265  and  No 
76  Kramer  st,  Feb  25;  Ignatz  Stein  to 

Betty  Baumgard $5,000 

Mosprat  st,  72  ft  n of  32d,  ef  24x124,  Feb 
19;  M P Barnes  to  J Papazyaki, 

$450 

Michigan  av,  200  ft  s of  Twelfth  st,  ef, 
25x171,  Feb  24,  estate  of  David  Hess  to 

James  Otis $9,500 

Murray  st,  200  ft  n of  29th  ef  25x115  Mar 

2:  Albt  Crane  to  John  Dietz $815 

Monroe  st  W,  195  ft  e of  Sacramento  ave, 
nf  25x45  impd,  Sept  1,  ’84:  S E Gross  to 

T W Fowler  $1 ,900 

Margaret  place,  134  ft  n of  Nineteenth  st, 
wf  25x129  Feb  27 ; E Moore  to  J Clement 

$200 

May  st:  179  ft  s of  20th,  ef  51%xl00,  Apl 
25,  ’85:  Henry  O’Neil  to  James  Mellett 

$1,100 

Nineteenth  st  W,  192  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  sf 
24x124  impd,  Mar  1:  J Hranicke  to  J 

Sedlacek $1,900 

Nutt  st,  264  feet  s of  16th,  ef  48x124,  Sept 
14,  ’85;  John  Dahn  to  J F Schweitzer, 

$5,400 

Ogden  av,  (lot  on  st  near)  and  114  ft  e of 
Talman,  sf  23x122,  Feb  2;  H Parsons  to 

Owen  Rogers  $375 

Oakley  av,  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  ef,  25x 
125%,  Feb  16;  J B Gavin  to  J L and  J 

DicVhaut $950 

Ogden  av,  sw  cor  of  Adams  st,  und  half  of 
triangle  132x94  Feb  12:  Jacob  Lieben- 

stein  to  Leopold  Miller $3,500 

Peoria  street,  the  premises  No  173,  Feb 
12,  A J Dewing  to  John  Hughes, 

$4,250 

Prairie  ave,  148  ft  n of  37th  st,  ef  25x124, 
Feb  25;  J and  P Maher  to  J S Smith, 

$2,260 

Park  av:  348  ft  w of  Staunton,  sf  20  ft  to 
alley  Feb  12:  M M McKenzie  to  D T 

Helm $2,200 

Pratt  place,  251  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  nf,  50x 
135  imp,  Mar  1;  Sarah  J Munroe  toFrk 

I Dawson $4,000 

Part  of  sw  qr  sec  13  39  13,  Feb  25.  S W 

and  J L Lamson  to  John  P Neal. . $22,75'' 
Penn  st,  133  feet  n of  ‘Division,  ef  23  l-2x 
111%,  Mar  2;  Special  Eom’r  to  Ludwig 
Bularzik  $1,720 


Polk  st  W,  se  cor  of  Desplaiues,  nf  54%x 
119  imp  Feb  27;  Thos  Carbine  to  Henry 

Sontag $10,000 

Quinn  st,  214  ft  n of  Stearns,  wf  24x100, 
February  9;  W Byhowski  to  John  Pohl 

$1,275 

Rhine  st,  145  feet  w of  Leavitt,  nf  24x100; 
Oct  25,  ’83;  S Shaver  to  S L Wilcox 

$300 

Rhine  st,  116  feet  w of  Leavitt,  nf  29x100, 
November  7,  ’83;  C T Shaver  to  same 

$500 

Randolph  st  W,  150  feet  e of  Elizabeth,  nf 
50x100,  Feb  2;  Mary  J Bumstead  to  A 

T Ewing $3,000 

Randolph  st,  w,  75  ft  e of  Elizabeth,  n f, 
25x100,  Aug  1,  ’85,  J McGregor  Adams  to 

F M Steele $7,000 

Randolph  st,  w,  75  ft  e of  Elizabeth,  n f, 
25x100,  Feb  1,  F M Steele  to  Charles  A 

Tyrell  $7,000 

Rebecca  st,  192  ft  w of  Ashland  av,  s f,  24 
xl24,  Feb  25,  G H Lohmann  to  Chicago 
& Great  Western  Railroad  Company 

$1,000 

Rebecca  st,  near  Waller,  s f,  24x120,  Feb 
26,  John  O’Keefe  to  Chicago  & Great 

Western  Railroad  Company $1,000 

Ridgeville  st,  165  ft  n of  Armitage  av,  ne  f 
lots  78  to  83  Feb  27:  D R Holt  to  Morri- 
son, Plummer  & Co $1,400 

Southport  av,  206  ft  s of  Fullerton,  wf  24 
xl24  imp  Mar  1;  W and  C Kolmorgan 

to  F J Staschiok $1,450 

Sixteenth  st  West,  316  ft  w of  Western  av, 
sf,  48x124,  Mar  1;  W B Winter  to  Chas 

Kozminski $700 

Stearns  st,  49  ft  w of  Emerald,  sf  24x125, 
Feb  23;  Thos  H Faile  to  F and  A Flek, 

$500 

Sheffield  av,  200  ft  n of  Garfield  av  ef  25x 
123  Feb  10;  Charles  Morgan  to  Edward 

Stanton ._ $1,000 

Sedgwick  st;  n of  and  near  Centre,  wf  20 
%xl09  imp  Mar  2;  P H Woldmer  to  J 

R Lindgren $7,000 

Sedgwick  st,  287  ft  n of  Chicago  av,  w f, 

24x129,  Jan  25,  Patrick  Keyes  et  al  to 

August  Swanson $2,000 

Superior  st,  w,  150  ft  e of  Ashland  av,  n f, 
25x123,  Feb  26,  H F Waite  to  John  Nel- 
son   $2,000 

Superior  st,  w,  150  ft  e of  Ashland  av,  n f, 

25x123,  Feb  26,  John  Nelson  to  L E 

Oleson $2,000 

Seeley  ave,  bet  Madison  and  Monroe  sts, 
ef,  17%xl25,  imp,  Feb  26;  Jas  L Camp- 
bell to  Martha  J Moxley $5,500 

State  st,  47  ft  n of  32d,  wf  50x100,  Feb  27, 
Charless  H Berthold  to  Sarah  Sum- 

merfield .* $12,000 

Seventeenth  st  W,  175  ft  e of  Paulina,  nf, 
25x125  Nov  18,  ’85;  Ellis  Kaufman  to  Z 

Lehnan $900 

Superior  st  W.  150  ft  e of  Ashland  ave  nf 
25x123  Mar  2:  John  Nelson  to  L E Olson 

$2,000 

Seymour  st,  246  ft  s of  Fulton,  ef  24x126 
imp  Mar  2:  P C Desmond  to  Kate  Low- 
ry   $4,500 

Seventeenth  st  W : 196  ft  e of  Ashland  av 
sf  25x124  Feb  10:  est  of  A M Hunting- 

ton  to  J Jindrich $800 

Seventeenth  st  W : 221  ft  e of  Ashland  av 
nf  25x124  Feb  10:  same  to  J Smetana 


Sheldon  st,  bet  Wood  and  Lincoln  sts,  nf 
18%xl00  impd  Feb  18:  H C Noyes  to 

Thos  Galpin $2,500 

Superior  st:  the  premises  No  118,  Feb  12: 

S W and  W Dickinson  to  G a Arnold 

$2,200 

Superior  st,  174  ft  e of  Lincoln,  sf  25x123 
imp,  Feb  25,  Halpin  & Kennedy  to  Jas 

Kennedy $2,500 

Sixteenth  st  W,  116  ft  w of  Bine  Island  av 
sf,  144  ft  to  alley,  June  6,  ’83,  C Menge 

et  al  to  A Menge $4,000 

Sheffield  av,  275  feet  n of  Garfield,  ef  25x 
123,  Feb  22;  Chas  Morgan  to  F J Swee- 
ney   $1,000 

Sheffield  avenue,  250  ft  n of  Garfield,  ef, 
25x123,  Feb  22;  same  to  G J McNulty 

.' $1,000 

Sigel  st,  near  Franklin,  nf  25x150  imp 
March  1;  M Kelly  to  K E Piggott, 

..  , ................. $1,125 

Seeley  st,  bet  Madison  and  Monroe,  ef  17 
%xl25  impd  Mar  1;  Jas  L Campbell  to 

Solomon  Snow  $5,500 

Scott  fet,  nw  cor  of  Astor,  sf  55x113  impd, 
Feb  1;  Patrk  Brennan  to  Jno  G Gari- 
baldi.... ....  $10,000 

State  st,  bet  Burton  place  and  SchiRer  st, 
wf  160x130,  Feb'I7;'  John.L  Cochran  to 
t Potter  Palmer $34,800 


South  Park  blvd.  214  feet  n of  34th  st,  wf 
20x164  1-2,  Feb  16;  T G Robinson  to 

Susan  Ranney  $2,300 

Throop  st,  50  ft  s of  20th,  ef  25x108,  Mar 
3;  S B Williams  to  Frk  Votava  ....  $1,200 
Townsend  st,  25  feet  n of  Elm,  ef  25x108 
imp  March  3;  G L Nelson  to  P and  A 

Thompson $4,600 

Taylor  st,  w,  238  ft  w of  Oakley  av,  s f, 

29  1-2x99,  Feb  9,  Brasher  & Howard  to 

Mary  C Ford $1,200 

Taylor  st,  w,  225  ft  w of  Central  Park  av, 
n f,  25x124,  Feb  24,  H Brown  to  Chicago 
& Great  Western  Railroad  Company. $654 
Taylor  st,  w,  s e cor  Francisco,  n f,  25x125, 
Feb  15,  A and  J E Decker  to  J P Neal 

$800 

Tomkins  st,  141  ft  n of  Taylor,  wf,  25x125, 
Feb  11;  Wm  A Porter  to  Michael  Cyr 

, $1,000 

Twentieth  st  W,  48  feet  w of  Wood  nf  24x 
123  impd  Feb  26,  Wm  Heiden  to  Henry 

Sellhorn $1,700 

Twenty-fifth  st,  207%  ft  w of  Wallace,  nf 
22x125,  Mar  1;  ET  and  J Realey  to  PE 

Baird $1,500 

Twelfth  st  W,  96  ft  e of  Olive,  sf  24x130, 
Nov  19,  ’85;  estate  of  C H Thompson  to 

John  Herring $1,300 

Throop  st:  50  ft  n of  20th,  ef  25x108  imp 

Mar  3:  V and  A Herda  to  Frank  Nimitz 

$4,500 

Twelfth  st  W,  288  ft  e of  Ohio,  sf,  24x152, 
Feb  15;  AN  Demerest  to  Michl McCar- 
thy  $1,600 

Twelfth  street  West,  same  property  as 
above,  October  31,  1885;  estate  of 

C H Thomson  to  A N Demerest. . . .$1,200 
Tell  place,  309  ft  e of  Ashland  ave,  sf,  24x 

124,  impd,  Feb  26;  Mrs  A Fait  to  J C 

Michelson $4,500 

Union  st.  325  ft  n of  18th,  wf,  24x100,  imp 
Feb  25;  A J C Leary  to  Henry  Koehler 

$2,500 

Van  Buren  st  W,  25  ft  w of  California  av, 
sf  25x125  Mar  1;  T W Bumstead  to  Al- 

den  Harper $1,100 

Van  Buren  st  W,  nw  cor  of  California  av, 
sf  25x125,  June  4, ’80;  Miles  Byrne  to 

Aiden  Harper $1,700 

Van  Buren  st  W,  141  ft  e of  Western  ave, 
sf,  20x232%,  Mar  1;  E O & G C Dreier 

to  Barbara  Titus $3,250 

Van  Buren  st,  e of  California  av,  s f,  27% 
xlOO,  Feb  25,  H A Schlick  to  H Henning 

$800 

Vernon  av;  214  ft  s of  33d  st,  wf  25x164% 
imp,  March  1;  S C Prout  to  B Mergen 

theim $7,500 

Western  av:  29  ft  s of  Polk  st,  wf  33x125 
Jan  2:  CM  and  S B Watson  to  William 

Danueil $1,980 

Wabash  av,  secorof  Douglas  wf  75x153  1- 
2,  March  2:  C J Singer  to  G A Leaverns 

$14,000 

Washington  boulevard,  250  ft  w of  Lin- 
coln st,  nf  25x125,  Feb  23;  Eunice  Me- 

Duffee  to  Caroline  E Everett $5,000 

Wells  st  N,  390  ft  n of  Schiller,  ef  50  ft  to 
Wieland,  March  1;  B H Schoppman  to 

Isaac  Schillington $9,000 

Washington  blvd,  near  Rockwell  st,  nf  18 
%xl26,  Feb  10;  Thos  Dowling  to  Sophia 

Domlier $5,350 

Ward  st,  167  ft  s of  Belden  ave,  ef  24x124 
imp  Feb  27;  Wm  Liebscher  to  Christian 

Gielow $800 

Webster  ave,  nw  cor  of  Osgood  st,  sf  48x 
115  Feb  15;  Geo  N Neise  to  M H Here- 

ley $2,450 

Wood  st,  30%  ft  s of  Hubbard,  wf,  119x 
ICO,  Feb  5;  J T Dale  to  J F Griffiin, 

$10,000 

Western  av,  116  ft  n of  Thomas  st,  ef  24x 
101%,  Febry’  20,  John  McCall  to  John 

Probst ....  ; $1 ,525 

Wood  st  N ; 287  ft  n of  Milwaukee  av,  ef 
25x120,  Feb  11;  F and  M Cohen  to  Louis 

Adams $1,800 

Wood  st  N,  same  as  above,  Feb  23,  L Ad- 
ams to  M Cohen $1,800 

Wood  st,  50  ft  s.  of  Taylor,  w f,  50x125, 
Feb  8,  estate  of  F Butterfield  to  A Pohl- 

mann $1800 

York  st,  100  feet  w of  Laflin,  nf  25x125, 
Feb  26;  E A and  W S Proudfoot  to  W 

Heinemann $1,200 

North  of  Citj’  Limits. 

Ashland  ave,  nw  cor  of  Byron  st,  ef,  50x 

125,  Feb  25;  H C Buechner  to  Ambrose 

Conrad : $1,100 

Dakin  st,  142%  ft  w of  Evanston  ave,  nf, 

45  ft  to  alley',  Feb  20;  John  A Hall  to  E 

H Rorke ....  .$1,250 

George  st,  261  feet  w of  Racine  av,  sf  25x 
123,  Dec  14,  ’85;  est  of  W G Jones  to  J 
C Drechel $6? 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


139 


Goodwin  st,  200  ft  n of  Argyle,  ef  60x150, 
Marl:  Goudy  & Ghandler  to  L Mouat 
jr $1,200 

Goodwin  st,  adjg  above,  50x160,  March  1 : 

same  to  E Mouat $1,200 

Gross  av,  sw  cor  of  Melrose  st,  ef  24x113 
Jan  13;  S E Gross  to  G 0 and  H F Kum- 

merow 

Halsted  st,  n of  Addison,  ef,  140x150  imp 
Nov  30,  ’85,  H Fehlmann  to  H Fehlmann 

$6,160 

Homer  av,  125  ft  eof  Robey  st,  sf  25x125, 
February  23;  S E Gross  to  T Roether 

$360 

Homer  av,  150  ft  e of  Robey  st,  s f,  25x 
125,  Feb  20,  L E Gross  to  B T Libby  $375 
Lyman  ave,  nw  cor  of  Salzer  st,  ef,  345x 
177,  Feb  16;  M A and  A R Ommanny 

to  H J De  Vry  et  al $2,500 

Lewis  st,  198  feet  n of  Marianna,  wf  25x 
125,  Febr’y  20:  C Mueller  to  J and  M 

Lindquist $700 

Lincoln  av,  102  ft  s of  Divers.,,  sw  f,  50  ft 
to  Diversy  st,  imp,  Mar  3;  C Belzerto 

C H Niemann $4,300 

Leavitt  s t,  ne  cor  of  Melrose  st,  wf  97x 
120,  Mar  3,  W L Schrader  to  Anton  Hol- 

zopfel S1-500 

Melrose  st,  104  feet  w of  Gross  av,  sf,  25x 
106,  Feb  24;  S E Gross  to  John  Flucke, 

’ ’ $500 

Sheffield  av.  200  ft  s of  Aberdeen,  ef,  50x 
150,  Jany  27;  Geo  Chandler  to  C G 

Anderson $1,300 

Snyder  st,  299  ft  s of  Noble  av,  wf  25x124 
March  1;  Henry  Dirks  to  Susan  Jillson, 

$1,750 

Sh'effieldav,  75  ft  s of  YVolfaam  st,  ef  25x 
125  M ar  2:  F and  A Bergman  to  G and 

E Stern $3,000 

Southport  ave,  se  cor  of  Fletcher,  wf  49x 
125,  Mar  1,  W C Goudy  to  Mathias  Heid- 

erich $1,400 

Sheffield  av,  265  ft  s of  Noble,  ef  25x124, 
Feb  23;  G and  B F McConnell  to  J Gla- 
ser   $850 

Wolfram  st.,  n w cor  of  Seminary  av,  s f, 
24x125,  Nov  9,  ’85,  Jacob  Haehlen  to  Ma- 
ria Stattler $2,550 

Ward  st,  120  ft  e of  Marianna,  wf  24x124, 
Nov  23,  ’85,  J P Altgeld  to  R Glowenke 
$550 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

15  Dearborn  Street. 

BUILDING  LOANS. 


MORTGAGES 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


J 

JAS.  L. 


HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


South  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  200  ft  s of  43d  st,  ef,  25x124, 

Feb  25;  G H Webster  to  J A Chambers, 

$1,200 

Ashland  av,  249  feet  s of  48th  st,  ef  50x122 
Mar  4;  C Bentley  Jr  to  D Heitmann, 

$1,400 

Bowen  av,  near  Langley,  n f.,  25x117  ft, 

Feb  5,  Nathan  Cor  with  to  Susan  Blair 

$1,500 

Baker  st,  255  feet  w of  Bissell,  nf  25x125 

Mar  3,  L Z Leiter  to  P Jensen $450 

Butterfield  st,  near  45th,  ef  26x100,  Oct  8, 

’85:  Mathew  Laflin  to  C J Arndt $500 

Burrough  st,  ne  cor  ef  51st,  wf  48x122, 

Feb  27;  E A Warfield  to  K W Benton 

$1,750 

Butterfield  st,  near  45th,  wf  25x100,  Sept 
3,  ’83:  V H Higgins  to  H Ahrens  .... $456 
Baker  street,  nw  cor  of  Bissell,  sf,  30x125, 
March  2,  L Z Leiter  to  B Collins  ....  $550 
Cedar  st,  the  premises  No  430,  March  2; 
Daniel  J Hubbard  to  Susan  Maybury 

$2,600 

Dearborn  st,  s,  122  ft  n of  Forty-fouith, 
w f,  25x100,  Feb  23,  M A Capp  to  Chas 

Jorn $600 

Drexel  boulevard,  near  s e cor  of  Fortieth 
st,  w f,  22x100,  Feb  15,  Geo  B Clapp  to 

Geo  A Wadsworth $6,200 

Drexel  boulevard,  near  s e cor  of  Fortieth 
st,  w f,  22x100,  Feb  15,  George  A Wads- 
worth to  R M and  A E Merrill $6,500 

Drexel  blvd,  nw  cor  of  54th  st,  ef  398  ft  to 
Cottage  Grove  av,  Dec  1,  ’85;  G M Bogue 

to  Otho  S A Sprague $71,680 

Dearborn  st  S,  near  49th,  ef  26x100,  Feb 
24;  Margt  Kennedy  to  Mary  A Thomp- 
son  $1,800 

Dreyer  st,  99  feet  s of  48th,  wf  25x122,  Oct 
19,  ’85;  C Bentley  Jr  to  J and  M Eagan 

$350 

Gann  st,  bet  Wright  and  Stewart  av,  nf  75 
xl20,  Feb  19,  Gallup  & Peabody  to  Wm 

OBudd $1,794 

Hyde  Park  ave,  bet  39th  and  40th  sts,  wf, 

80  ft  to  railroad,  Jany  25,  Wm  H .Rand 

to  J G McWilliams $20,000 

Indiana  av,  50  ft  s of  45th  st,  wf  50x162, 
Mar  1,  W T C Lange  to  Lucas  Lumpp, 
$2,300 

Jefferson  av,  ne  corner  of  56th  st,  wf,  44x  . 

120,  Mar  2;  J N Witherell  to  Q John- 
_ b stone . . i ... . . . ........  $1,650 


La  Salle  st,near  Cloud  court,  wf  50x127^ 

Autr  4,  ’85;  A A and  O M Wells  to  W V 

Johnston • • 

Madison  ave,  nw  cor  56th  st,  ef  100xl7o, 

Mar  1,  Conn  Mutl  Life  Ins  Co  to  So  Pk 

Congregat’l  Church $2,000 

Madison  av,  100  ft  s of  53d  st,  ef  50x100, 

Mar  2,  N L and  J S Williams  to  Ida  C 

McAdam $2,150 

Oak  st,  150  ft  e of  Kimbark  av,  sf,  50x150, 
Jan’y  11,  W Y Miller  to  L C Hayes, 

/ _ ’ $2,600 

Paulina  st,  ne  cor  of  51st,  wf  120x122, 

Feb  15,  B F Jacobs  to  F Rau $2,500 

Pierce  st,  268  ft  w of  Wright,  n f,  98x121. 

Feb  13,  ’83,  C W Pierce  to  J C Bachli  et 
aj  _ _ * $825 

Prairie  av,  290  ft  n of  40th  st,  ef,  100x161 
reb  2;  George  Hardie  to  O M Wells 
. ’ s $8,500 

Stewart  av,  near  48th  st,  wf  47x125,  Jany 
30;  R Harrison  to  J T Armstrong, 

’ $500 

State  st,  near  54th,  ef  23x100  Jan  7,  H B 

McCullough  to  O W Nicholes $700 

State  st,  bet  53d  and  54th,  wf  37 

Mar  1,  G B Cruickshank  to  A K Cruick- 

shank • • • • $1>600 

State  st,  the  premises  No  4944,  Mar  4,  An- 

nis  Campbell  to  P D White $3,110 

School  st,  2634  ft  n of  Cedar,  w f,  30x125. 

Feb  24,  M Reich  to  F C C Boerner. . .$900 
Tracy  av,  near  48th  st,  wf  23x125,  Feb  25, 

C S Quinlan  to  W H Barry  $800 

Tracy  av,  near  48th  st,  wf,  23x125,  Feb  26, 

W H Barry  to  Robert  Keyes $960 

Tracy  av,||the  premises  No  5361,  Feb  26, 

A M and  W H Davis  to  Nora  F Sepple 
$1,800 

Union  st,  near  23d,  ef  25x125,  Feb  20,  G 

Teverstein  to  E S Dreyer  $400 

Vincennes  av.  128  ft  s of  Thirty-ninth  st, 
w f,  40x130,  Apr  4,  ’85,  J H C Gross  to 

E A Warfield ; • $4,000 

Vincennes  avy  128  ft  s of  Thirty-ninth  st, 
w f,  40xl30i  Feb  2,  E A Warfield  to  L H 

Bisbee......... $3,600 

Vincennes  av,  214  fts  of  42d  st,  ef,  50  feet 
to  alley,  Feb  19;  Matthew  Laflin  to  L 

Rueckheim $2,750 

Vincennes  av,  64  ft  s of  42d  st,  ef,  50  ft  to 
alley,  Feb  23;  Matthew  Laflin  to  A Hon- 

komp $2,750 

Wentworth  av,  nw  cor  of  53d  st,  ef  48x124, 
Feb  6;  F and  M J Larned  to  J P Doh- 

$1-350 

Washtenaw  av,  50  ft  n of  Joseph  st,  ef,  25 
xl25.  May  2,  ’85;  N Corwith  to  F Galla- 
gher   'j fi3®® 

Woodlawn  ave,  290  ft  n of  55th  st,  wf  40x 
175,  Dec  10  ,’85:  M L Dickinson  to  M 

L Pearce $1,000 

Wabash  av,  near  52d  st,  wf,  25x161,  Mar 

3,  M L Osgood  to  C Arbuckle $1,250 

West  of  City  Limits. 


av,  w f,  50x150,  Dec  1,  ’85,  A Jacobson 

to  J T Nicholson $1,000 

Jefferson  court,  179  ft  w of  Powell  av,  nf 
25x111,  Feb  25,  J A Nelson  to  F Zapel, 

’ ’ $2,500 

Kimball  av,  200  ft  s of  Wabansia,  e f,  25x 
177,  Feb  1,  J A Jameson  to  W Pries-^ 

meyer • - $350 

Myrtle  av,  100  ft  s of  Diversey  st,  ef,  25x 
125,  Mar  1;  E B Atchley  to  Peter  E Frns^ 

Moffat  st,  288  ft  w of  Western  av,  sf  24x 
124,  Nov  1,  ’84,  F and  K Schultz  to  J S 

Abbott ......  $425 

Meeker  st,  203  ft  n of  Cortland,  wf  25x 
177,  Febrnary  11,  E S Dreyer  toF  Beltz 
$300 

Meeker  st,'  288  feet  n of  Cortland,  wf  50x 
177,  February  11,  same  to  Louis  Gerbig 


Lot  24,  Counselman’s  sub  of  w half  no  qr  nw  qr  8 
38  14,  rob  12,  0 Higgins  to  C Jorn 


1550 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PABK. 

Lots  43  and  44  b 55,  8 Chicago,  Oct  2,  ’85  C & 0 G 
at  D Co  to  First  Baptist  Church  .c.  °%6 

Lot  14  b 26,  Cornell,  May  15,  ’85,  C Robinson  to  J B 

Jackson **■ 

Lot  10  b 30,  Taylor’s  1st  addn  to  8 Chicago,  Feb  19, 

C O Danielson  to  W Sellger • • • • • ■ 

Lot  7 b 28,  8 Chicago,  Feb  23,  Carl  Mueller  to  N 

Swanson •••••••• ®70u 

North  half  lot  22  blk  1,  Cronkite  et  al  sub  sw> qr  24 
38  14,  December  9,  C J Hambleton  to  Alex  Wmte^ 

Lot  24  In  Second  East  addition  to  Cheltenham 
Beach,  January  1,  K W Bridge  to  E N Smithy 

Lots  8 and  9 b 16,  irondaie,  Feb  25,  Mast  in  Cby to 

,J  Wnlney  et  al ••••••■  • • J?’000 

Same  premises.  Dec  5,  ’85,  J Walney  et  al  to  Eliza 

A Carter  et  al 

Lot  47  b 72,  8 Chicago,  Feb  22,  C & C C & D Co  to 


Patk  McGee 


$700 


Lot  35  b 53,  8 Chicago,  Feb  22,  same  to  G A Bahlan- 


der. 


$450 


Meeker  st,  178  ft  n of  Cortland,  w f,  25x 
177,  Feb  55,  E S Dreyer  to  A Klinger  $300 
Mitchell  av,  266  ft  n of  North,  w f,  25x118, 
Feb  10,  C P Johnson  to  J W Miller.  .$500 
Palmer  place  boulevard,  133  ft  w of  Armi- 
tage  avenue,  wf,  25x154,  September  28, 
1885,  Lucy  Morrison  to  C C Hanson, 

$600 

Park  av,  175  ft  w of  42d  st,  sf  37  1-2  ft  to 
alley,  Aug  21,  ’85,  West  Chicago  Land 

Co  to  J Ruxton $1,125 

Undivided  1-2  of  10  lots  in  Block  3,  Hart- 
lev’s  add.  to  Pennock,  Feb  8,  Ernst 
Schultz  to  C G Bode $1,750 

AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 

E Yt  lot  2 and  e 2-5  of  w lA  lot  2 b 114,  S 8 add,  Feb 

14  C L Jenks  to  Henry  Memory . .$1U0,U0U 

Lot  32  and  s’/a  lot  33  blk  3,  Sherman’s  sub,  seqr, 

Feb  25,  A Barrett  to  A Bass  • ;■**/“ 

Lot  23  w Vi  b 6,  Cochrane’s  sub  w half  se  qr  6 39  14, 

February  1.  A Landgraf  to  G Jaeschke $650 

Lot  32  Wk7!  blck  23  e half  32  39  14,  Mar  27,  ’85,  SE 


LAKE. 

Lot  6 blck  3 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Feb  20, 

B 8 Chace  to  Mary  V Sutherland ....$375 

Lot  39  block  6 and  lot  43  b 4,  same  sub,  Feb  25,  J D 

Smith  to  C H Caldwell ■••••••  ••■♦360 

Lots  33  to  36  b 4,  Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  Feb 

25,  it  8 Cox  to  L A Spaulding . . ... . • -$800 

Lots  43  44  b 5,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Feb  20, 

J D Smith  to  A T Winters ....  • - *76u 

Lots  2o  b 6 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Feb  23, 

J D Smith  toATW  uters ....  . . . . .........  . .$175 

Lots  8 and  9 of  lots  13  14  etc  of  lots  1 to  4 and  7 to 
10,  Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14,  Jany  2,  C W Edwards  to 

G W Price 

Lot  25  b 6,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Feb  23, 

A T Winters  to  J D Smith • ••f’75 

Lot  17  b 4 of  lots  1 and  2,  Hunter’s  sub  nw  qr  31  38 
14  June  25,  ’85,  Martha  A Merryman  to  W W 


Leonard . 


.$250 


Burs  to  P Dacey  , 


$400 


nil  i o ID  jl  a/uuvj  , . 

Lot  12  block  1 Foreman’s  Stock  Yard  s addition  m 
8 38  14,  February  23;  H G Foreman  to  M Calahan^ 

Lot  13  b 1,  same,  Feb  23,  same  to  P McLaughlin,^ 

N 22V4  ft  of  s haif  and  e 9 ft  of  west  64  ft  of  n half 
of  lot  1 blk  1,  Cleaverville  add,  Feb  26,  A F Web- 
ster to  G A Springer .........  ■ ••••••••  $?*>l m 

Lot  16  block  2 of  lot  14  block  24,  so  free _29  39  14, 
October  15,  ’85,  Harriet  L Ayer  to  W F Schult,^ 

E S acs  lot  8,  Hitt’s  sub  se  qr  Jan  18,  J L Haven^to^ 

LtSsTr  and55  b i,  Kehl’s  sub  b 17 ,18  etc, .Clark’s 
sub  sw  qr  13  39  13,  June  6,  1885,  C H Kehl  to  Jes- 
sie Robertson ;••••■ * 3U 

Lots  31  32  33  blk  5,  Millard  & Decker’s  sub,  e qr  nw 
qr  26  39  13,  Oct  1,  ’83,  Paul  Buchler  to  H C Ben- 



Lot  19  n pt  b 21,  7 39  14,  Jany  22,  J W Cochran  to  T^ 


Lot  47  of  n 419  2-10  ft  of  s 825  ft  nw  qr  33  38  14,  Aug 

22  ’85,  H C Parmely  to  Jacob  Cooper $1H 

South  half  lot  5 b 2,  De  Wolf’s  sub  n half  ne  qr  nw 
q etc  28  38  14,  reb  6,  C B Eggleston  to  W H Shen-^ 

Lo°3  blk  6 Norinai  School  sub  w half  se  qr  21  38 14, 
February  17,  Susan  T Shays  to  F C Shays . . ..  .$2,970 
Und  / of  nw  qr  n half  ne  qr  28  38  14,  e of  railroad, 

18  acres,  February  17,  J Wooster  to  J A Bartlett^ 

Same  premises^  Feb  17, ‘Sebastian  Wasturn  to  same, 

....  fl0?Uv0 

Ali  "that  part  of  n haif  n qr  ne  qr  28  38  14  e of  railr’d 

, J A Bartlett  to  C B Eggleston $30,000 

S 25  ft  of  n 50  ft  of  lot  1 blk  6,  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub 
21  38  14,  Febr’y  16,  A Daum  to  Elizabeth  Dauim^ 

S 49  44  ft  of  lot  8 b 6," Bar" nuin  Grove,  Feb  10,  A D 

Rich  to  Emilie  H Simons $4,800 

W 134  ft  of  s haif  n % lots  5 b 6,  Linden  Grove,  Jab 

18.  F Caylord  to  E Rich ••$"w 

N Vi  of  lot  6 b 5,  same,  Feb  1,  E M and  W Brackett^ 

N 40  9 JO*!  t of  s'  1 i 5 *9-10  f t of  e 139  ft  of  b 2 in  subof 
3 4 1-2  acs  se  qr  se  qr  se  qr  17  38  14,  E 8 Dreyer 

to  W Brahmstedt *8UU 

LYONS. 

Lot  38  b 12,  Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  Feb  15,  Bet- 
ty Anderson  to  Tbeo  Hahn 

CALUMET. 

E 5 acs  of  lot  1,  Hitt’s  sub  se  qr  8 37  14,  Jany  9,  J L 
Hanen  to  R A Hasper .......... ...  ■ • • ■ • • ■■■  ■ -$4,000 

Lot  32  b 2,  Washington  Heights,  May  23,  83,  Blue 
Isld  L aud  B Co  to  Susanna  Backer  .........  ■••*100 

Same  premises,  Feb  25,  Susanna  Backer  to  JnoWRt^ 

Lot  13  to  17  32  to  36  bik  16,  Cole’s  sub  ne  qr  5 37  14, 
February  9,  S Delamater  to  L M Bernhisel,* 


. $2,000 


Cortland  st,  48  ft  e of  Seymour  av,  nf,  48 
xl24,  Feb  27;  Rudolph  Michaels  to  D 
Freese $1,800 

Carroll  av,  176  1-2  ft  e of  Forty-third  st, 
n f,  25  ft  to  alley,  improved,  Feb  23,  M. 

A Farr  to  E Schulz $1,400 

Dickens  ave,  50  ft  e of  Kimball,  sf  46x150 
Mar  2,  H C Diderichson  to  L S Glade 
. $1,100 

Delamater  place,  247  ft  s of  Armitage  av, 
wf  150x125,  Mar  4,  Sami  Delamater  to 

O A Gilbert $1,500 

Felton  st,  203  ft  e of  41st;  sf,  25x125,  Mar 

2;  H H Porter  to  C A Bass $1,350 

Heine  st,  200  ft  n of  Cortland,  ef,  25x115 
imp,  Feb  17;  Tyko  Torkelsen  to  Minnie 

S Saida  . $1,500 

Humboldt  boulevard,  50  ft  s of  Armitage 


Lots  l^and  2 b 6,  Keeney  & Rinn’s  add  to  Evanston, 

Feb  23,  J Rinn  Jr  to  C E & Lake  Sup  Railway  Co^ 

N haif  of  e 28  acres  of  n half  ne  !4  22  38  14,  Beb  18, 
Newton  Bateman  to  Jaa  G Gore. .......... . $21,0w 

N half  lot  9 b 6 Keeney  & Rinn’s  add  to  Evanston, 

Feb  23,  D C Adams  to  the  Chicago,  Evanston  & 

Lake  Sup  Rwy  Co ■ 

Lot  28  b 37  S S addn,  Feb  23,  Maggie  and  Margaret 

McNamara  to  R Kapsa 

Lot  4 of  e half  of  lots  15  and  16  blck  4,  Washington 
Heights,  Jan  6,  Village  of  Washington  Heights  to 

J H Palker 

Lot  7 Hughe’s  sub  part  4 39  14, , J Hambacb  to 

Isldor  Baumbach VUUU 

W 23  fr  lot  29  and  e 17  ft  lot  30  b 7 of  lots  34  and  35, 

16  38  14,  February  15,  B Bushee  to  W T Bradbury 

$5,UUU 

Lot  8 in  "lie  "qr  b 18  'se  qr  17  39  14,'  Feb  22,  Catherine 

Walter  to  H B Whitlock • .*2,450 

Lot  4 b 43,  Rogers’  Park,  March  23,  J M Kean  to  H 

S Faulkner 

Lot  11  b 16,  Hansbraugh  & Hess’  sub  east  half  sw  qr 
36  40  13,  February  20,  A W Husted  to  C B Simon, 

$6,500 

Lot  9 b 9,  Brainard  & Evans’ add,  Feb  23,  FrkKu- 

Lots  7 to  10,  Taylor’s  Madison  st  sub  pt  w 2/4  ens  e 
14  nw  qr  18  39  14,  Feb  15,  A Taylor  to  C B Wll|°n5’00 

Lot  17  b 6,  Keeney  & Rinn’s  add  to  Evanston  — , 

A Mares  to  Chicago  and  Evanston  & Lake  Sup  Ry 
Co f2’160 


E half  lot  2,  Hitt’s'  sub  se  qr  8 37  14,  Jan  18,  James 

L Haven  to  Jas  Halliday 5>2,uoo 

CIOEBO. 

Lots  10  to  18  b 17,  Ridgeland,  Feb  25,  est  of  C O Av- 
ery to  F M Avery ■ *,’„U0U 

Lot  22  b 2,  Hiatt’s  sub  n half  e 40  aes  swqrl  39  13. 
February  15,  J W Kettlestrings  to  T M Hull,^ 

Lot  22  b 2,  Central  sub  w half  sw  qr  7 39  13,  Feb  |9' 
Thos  S Francis  to  Thomas  H Francis W.50U 

LoT  3 b 6,  Austin,  Jan  21,  C A and  W W Brookings 

to  C G Wicker 

EVANSTON. 

(Ex  n 20  ft)  wly  60  ft  of  lot  2b  3,  Snyder’s  add,  Feb 
19,  Sally  A Dinsmore  to  C E and  Lake  sup  Rwy  Co^ 

Lots  l to  4,  9 1015  16  17  block  23  It  ii  b 44,  Rogers’ 
Park,  February  25,  W J Murphy  to  D W Kean,^ 

E 50 "ft  of  n*150  ft  adj  R Rd  of  b 63,' Evanston,  Feb  1 
E W Blatchf ord  to  H B Hurd  . . . . .. •••••••  -•■*G;0i0 

Lots  1 and  2 b 12,  White’s  add,  Feb  18,  Julius  White 
to  Chicago,  Evanston  and  Lake  Sup  Rwy  Cornj^ 

reb  9,  Margaretha 


Lot  if!  b 6 Keeney  & Rinn’s  add, 


Koch  to  same .. 

56x100  ft  nw  cor  Lincoln  ave  and  First  st  in  n half 

19  41  14,  V W Foster  to  E Sturner $1,500 

Wly  50  ft  of  n half  of  lot  3 in  County  Clerk’s  sub  pt 
n ealf  19  41  14,  Feb  20,  M Zender  to  Chicago,  Ev- 
anston and  Lake  Sup  Rwy  Co  ■ ■ ; • • *7UU 

Lot  6 of  lots  5 to  14  blk  23,  Evanston, , Su91|J ? 

Me  V Kirk  to  Lamer  DeGolyer . . . . . . . . . . • • 

Lots  2 3 4 8 9 and  pt  Its  1 and  5 of  lots  1 to  5 in  blk 
1,  Hardin’s  addition,  Feb  23,  A Foster  to  J C Con^ 

W^ ft  of  lots  4 5 and  6 b 3,  Wilder  k Chase’s  add, 
Decem’r  21,  ’85,  Harriet  N and  A Gardner  to  C W^ 

Lot  ^"(ex  w 50'  ft  j Co  clerk’s ' div  part  n 1-2  19  ii  14 

Feb  23,  P Petny  to  J C Easton • ■ 

Wly  50  ft  of  lot  4,  same,  Feb  25,  same  to  C E & Ll“®00 

Wly^U^ronot  5 b 3.  Snyder’s  add,  Feb  15,  Hannah 

M Anderson  to  same 

Wly  50  ft  of  lots  1 to  6 blk  2, 


, $2,000 


COAL! 


MAIN 

YARDS  AM)  OFFICES 
CITY  ' 

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& Co. 

OFFICE:— 107  DEARBORN  ST. 

flffiiAve.  and  Chicago  -ag^EVaiiatoW  i.  ‘ 

1 Clybauta  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  K.  ) EeiepHOne 


$600 ; 

Snyder’s  add,  Feb  16, 


’ w W Wright  to  Chicago,  E & Lake  Sup  Rwy^Co 


,000 


j pi  pp’URsnN . 

Lot  64  b 2 b 1,  Cragin,  May  21,  C B Hosmer  to  RH 


1 Hawley. 


$275 


140 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  & Co., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Speeial  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  nrm  residents. 


Lots  31  and  32  b 2,  Jacobs  & Burchell’s  sub  in  w 1-2 
ue  qr  35  40  13.  Jany  30,  Geo  A Harmount  to  T J 

MoCorraick 42,416 

Lots  6 7 10  11  b 12,  Irving  Park,  aeb  23,  D G Hamil- 
ton to  W Garnett  Jr $150 

Same  premises,  Feb  20,  Sami  G Morton  to  same, 

$1,000 

Lot  33  b 14,  Avondale;  Dec  19,  J Arnold  toATess- 

man $200 

lots  14  and  15  blk  2,  Smith’s  addn  to  Irving  Park, 
November  16,  ’85,  E L Smith  to  A B Barber 

$400 

Lot  16  b 17,  Miller’s  add  to  Irving  Park,  Nov  2,  P W 
Taylor  to  E A Himrod $100 

MAINE. 


Lots  15  to  23  b 4,  Gale  Gnstin  & Wallace’s  add  to  Pk 
itidge,  Feb  22,  Ida  B and  D W Graham  to  A Enk, 
$1,600 

5 94  acs  of  ne  qr  and  s 47  acs  of  e half  nw  qr  26  41  12 

Jan  6,  L C Collins  et  al  to  Thur  P Koble $1 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

6 ac6  in  sw  qr  ne  qr  17  41  11,  Feb  24,  Henry  Flentic 

to  J A Kennicoth $200 

Lots  11  and  12  in  6ub  of  w 2 acs  sw  qr  sw  qr  se  qr 
13  39  13;  also  lots  7 and  70  in  6ub  of  8 15  acs  east 
half  sw  qr  14  39  13,  Feb  10,  est  of  C W Perkins  to 

Heirs  of  C W Perkins  $2,600 

W 25  ft  of  e 30C  ft  of  lot  25  b 1,  Eeed’s  sub  e % s % 

nw  qr  13  39  13,  Geo  D Pease  to  Louis  Cote $125 

W 40  ft  of  Its  15  and  16  b 73,  Russell  M and  Robert’s 
addn,  Feb  9,  W M Butler  to  Mary  F C Bluhm, 

$500 

Lot  20  b 8,  U S Bank  add,  Jany  13.  F Jas  Garnett  to 

F C Bauer $1,800 

Same  premises,  June  13,  F C Bauer  to  Ellen  Gar- 
nett  $1,800 

60x173%  ft  In  b 18,  Harlem,  Feb  16,  J H S Quick  to 

Sophia  Butendorfl  ^ $400 

Lot  10  b 1 of  n 1-2  lot  30  16  38  14,  Feb  9,  J W Mc- 
Kinney to  B B Ferguson $800 

Lot  13  b 2 b 28,  33  39  14;  lot  39  b 4 n half  nw  qr  sw 
qr  9 38  14,  Oct  13,  Master  in  Chy  to  F Matteler, 

$910 

NW  qr  of  n 47  feet  of  lot  1,  Bronson’s  add,  Feb  18, 


Estate  of  Freshman  to  H H Graham  $1,500 

Lots  33  and  34  b 2,  Tvler’s  tub  in  nw  qr  34  39  14,  Jan 
2,  A G Goodman  to  W Dorsett $4,500 

Special  W arranty  Deeds. 


Neise  G N to  M H Hereby,  Feb  15,  It  35  b 6 b 4 b 11, 

Sheffield’s  add $2,450 

Healy  E T to  P E Baird,  March  1,  It  10  b 14,  s b add 

$1,500 

Warfield  E A to  K W Benton,  Feb  27,  Its  26  to  28  b 

49,  7 38  14 $1,750 

Goodman  A C to  J A Silk,  Nov  2,  It  41  b 1,  20  39  14, 

$800 

Thomas  W H to  J B Long,  Feb  24,  pt  Its  1 to  4 It  53. 

7  39  14 $ 42, t00 

Foreman  H G to  J C McMullin,Feb  23,  It  18  b 84,  S S 

add $48,000 

Smith  J D to  A W Freeman,  Feb  25,  Its  47  and  48  b 

5,  21  38  14 $868 

Quinlan  B S to  W H Barry,  Feb  25,  It  15  b 3,  9 38  14, 

$800 

Smith  J D to  C H Caldwell,  Feb  25,  It  39  b 6 and  It 

43  b 4,  21  38  14 $350 

Warfield  E A to  L H Bisbee,  Feb  2,  n half  It  16  b 2, 

3 38  14 $3,600 

Clapp  G B to  G A Wadsworth,  Feb  15,  pt  It  25  and 

26  b 14,  Cleaverville  $9,200 

Gage  H K and  T K to  L Beck,  Dec  1,  It  9 b 27,  Rog- 
ers Park $575 

Smith  J D to  A T Winters,  Feb  20,  Its  43  and  44  b 5 

21  38  14 $750 

Same  to  same,  February  23,  lot  29  block  6 21  38  14 

$175 

Palmer  P to  E H Belcher,  Feb  15,  pt  Its  28  and  29,  3 

3914 $6,110 

Nestor  T to  C Man,  February  23,  It  87  b 50,  1939  14. 

$3,600 

Goodman  A C to  J Durkin,  Feb  8,  It  43  b 1,  McA  & 

S’s  sub,  20  39  14 $850 

McKiel  H V to  T Gilroy,  Feb  24,  It  81  b 6,  Dock  add, 

$750 

Badger  A C to  H V McKiel,  Aug  28,  It  27  81  and  83 

b 5,  Dock  add $2,000 

Freshman  A to  H A Graham,  Jan  23,  pt  It  1,  Bron- 

son,s  add $2,300 

Goodman  A C to  W Dorsett,  Jan  2,  Its  33  and  34  b 2, 

34  39  14 $4,500 

Haase  E R to  ESDreyer,  Feb  16,  pt  blk  2,  17  3814, 

$1 

Stevens  B F to  M J Bradle,  Jan  25,  Its  4 to  7 It  1 etc 

b 9,  frl  15  add $1 

Gates  0 Fet  al  to  N Hartman,  Jan  28,  It  28  b 107, 

Cornell $1,827 

Gutman  N S to  R Greenebaum,  Oct  20,  Its  6 to  8 b 

6 b 14,  Sheffield’s  add $1,000 

Keese  C H to  E F Keene,  Feb  10,  It  36  b 22,  19  38  14, 

$1 

Goodman  A C to  J E Morris,  Feb  24,  It  28  and  pt  It 
17  b 24,  Carpenter’s  add $3,500 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Mar.  4,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  178  |646,824 

County 173  378,143 

Total 361  $1,023,967 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Mar.  5,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 


City 108  $417,061 

County 120  284,004 


Total 


228  $701,066 


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ESTS. 

Dud  y2  of  Its  10  and  13  and  n 3 ft  lots  11 
and  12  of  W 34  lots  3 and  4 b 1,  Shef- 
field’s add, ; Mary  Laner  to  L 

Laner $ 

Lot  36  b 2,  Lawther’s  sub,  in  nw  J4  13  39 

13,  Jan  7;  C F Periolat  to  Ann  E Yager, 

$1 

Lots  1 to  6,  20  to  25  b 9 of  Its  3 to  21, 
etc,  Pine  Grove,  Nov  11,  ’84;  C Span- 

genburg  et  al  to  H Fehlmann $1 

Part  of  Its  5 and  6,  Gray’s  sub,  of  8 acs  E 
and  adj  to  35  % acs  ne  34"  36  40  13,  Feb 
23;  Elizabeth  Ganis  to  Ida  Hetzel. . .$425 
Lot  14  b 3,  Lingle  & Barnett’s  sub  of  It  1 
in  partn  E 48  a N 96  a nw  25  39  13, 

Feb  27;  W Mates  to  A J Weckler $1 

Lot  116  b 17,  Darr’s  South  add,  Feb  13;  E 

Hess  to  G C Anderegg $1 

Lot  30  blStory  & Allen’s  add,  Jan  12; 

Alex  Dorsey  to  Martin  Newhouse $150 

Lot  42  b 2 b 17,  33  39  14;  Feb  — , Heirs  of 

P C Salen  to  Jane  Wilkinson $400 

Lots  15  16  43  44  47  54  57  58  60  63  82  85  86 
87,  Miller’s  sub  Its  b 3 4 5,  Cook  & 
Anderson’s  sub,  w 34  ne  <lr  24  39  13,  Feb 

20;  J Miller  to  T P Phillips $1 

Lots  4 to  7 of  Its  1 to  5 and  8 b 9,  frl  sec 
15  add,  Jan  15;  B F Stevens  to  N J 

Bradley $1 

N 85  ft  in  Hyde  Park  and  lot  1 b 7,  Hyde 
Park  extg  w to  Jefferson  av,  Jan  29;  C 

Brachvogel  to  R S Peale $2,000 

Lot  33  b 47,  7 39  14,  Feb  1;  Alex  Shield  to 

E L Ryerson $3,000 

E 30  ft  of  lot  7 b 2,  Marks  sub,  pt  Its  15 
and  16,  16  38  14,  Jan  29;  L E Prescott 

to  S N Kesler $5 

Lots  26  to  30  of  Its  1 and  2 Assr’s  div  6 39 

14,  Feb  17;  Anna  Smith  to  G W Thomas 
$183 

Lot  30  of  Its  3 4 5,  b 6,  Rockwell’s  add,  lot 
24  b 11,  Couch’s  sub,  nw  34  13  39  13, Jan 
27 ; M Cunningham  to  D N Cooley ....  $1 
N 34  lot  18  b 4,  Price’s  sob,  nw  34  nw  34 
10  38  14,  Jan  6:  H R Woodward  to  H 

Reinhardt $250 

Lot  3 of  lot  3 also  lot  2 of  lot  6 b 2 Carr’s 
resub  in  Kedzis’  sub,  9 38  14,  Feb  1;  H 
J Lindley  to  C Kinzenknahe $300 


TRUST  DEEDS. 

Angne  J to  S Kerr,  Feb  15,  It  30  of  It  49  b 

1,  33  39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $200 

Anderson  J to  L Pasal,  Feb  27.  Its  10  and 

11  b 17,  27  39  14,  1 y,  6# ... ." $900 

Akerly  P E and  R C to  J F Griffin,  Mch  1, 

pt  It  5 It  5 b 2,  Wright’s  add,  3 yrs,  8%, 

$2,250 

Babbitt  E H and  W D to  W L DeWolf, 
Mch  1,  pt  Its  8 and  9 b 12,  etc,  18  39  14, 

5 yrs,  6% $3,000 

Bull  A to  E Maynard,  Mch  2,  It  1 b 6,  J <fc 

P’s  add,  Jan  15,  7%,  p m $636 

Bechynes  Y to  L Mandl,  Feb  18,  It  15  b 60, 

s s add.  5 yrs,  6% $3,150 

Blak  J to  L Mandl,  Mch  1,  It  22  b 4,  20  39 

14,  3 mos,  8% $1,500 

Bularzik  L to  W Heinemann,  Mch  2,  It  7 
It  10,  etc,  Butterfield’s  add,  3 yrs,  8%,  $800 
Brejcha  A to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  1,  Its 

12  and  13  b 6,  20  39  14,  5 yrs,  etc,  6$, 
$8,000 

Barkling  C A to  H W Ames,  Mch  2,  It  4 b 

3,  Culver  Park,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $1,000 

Breit  F to  E S Dreyer,  Feb  20,  Its  26  and 

27  b 28,  Garfield,  3 yrs,  7$ $1,300 

Baird  P E to  G W Beck,  Mch  1 It  10  b 14, 

s b add,  5 yrs,  6$,  p m $750 

Blocki  G F to  H Hague,  Feb  15,  Its  3,  4 

add  15,  33  38  14,  2 yrs $160 

Bushing  F to  C H Pnscheck,  Jan  23,  Its 
45  and  46  b 57,  19  39  14,  2 yrs,  6$. . . . $800 
Boxmacher  M to  T O T Hartigan,  feb  23, 

It  75  b 4,  7 39  14,  3 yrs,  7$ $800 

Barkhardt  L and  C to  H J Christoph,  feb 

26,  It  36  b 6,  28  39  14,  3 yrs,  7$ $700 

Beck  I to  P Stein,  feb  27,  It  22  b 7,  20  39 
14,  6 yrs,  6$ ,...$7,000 


Boughan  A to  W Butler,  feb  25,  It  3 b 7, 18 

39  14,  8 mos,  8% $425 

Bleise  A to  T Kakac,  feb  23,  It  36  of  It  1 

b 38,  21  39  14,  2 yrs,  6$ $300 

Burkli  A E to  L Pasal,  feb  26,  It  12  b 23, 

S Chicago,  2 yrs  6$ $1,500 

Boerner  F C C to  J H Kraemer,  feb  24,  It 

21  se  J4  16  38  14,  3 yrs,  6$,  p m $500 

Bergin  M and  P to  T W Sennott,  Feb  16,  It 
97  e % b 5,  19  39  14,  wkly,  8% $500 


Beyeslein  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  22, 

Its  36  and  37  b 2,  4 38  14,  3 yrs,  8%%, 

$4,000 

Becker  F W to  C J Kavanagh,  Feb  18,  pt 

b 3,  South  Shore  add,  2 yrs,  7$ $1,000 

Barmore  A M and  N L to  H McKay,  It  5 b 

1,  3 38  14,  1 y,  6$,  p m $1,450 

Barmore  to  J R Doolittle  jr,  Nov  24,  It  4 b 

I,  McKay’s  add,  Hyde  Park,  Nov  1,  ’87, 

6$,  p m $2,250 

Burnham  A A and  W to  H W Wolseley, 
Feb  8,  It  45  b 7,  Harrison’s  add,  mthly, 

8$ $1,600 

Conrad  A to  J Buehler,  feb  25,  Its  22  and 

23  b 1,  e se  34  19  40  14,  3 yrs,  6$,  $735 
Carey  S to  J W Waughop,  feb  25,  It  85, 

Cottage  Grove,  1 y,  6$ $2,000 

Childs  J A to  J H Willets,  feb  1,  It  5 of  It 

II,  b 26,  Evanston,  5 yrs,  7$ $2,000 

Clark  J to  W E Furness,  Jan  14,  It  1 of  It 

3,  etc,  b 5,  Rockwell’s  add,  3 yrs,  6$, 

$800 

Cass  G W to  L C Straight,  feb  24,  Its  204 
and  205  b 1 and  pt  bs  3,  5,  8,  etc,  2d  and 
3d  divn,  Riverside,  6 mos,  6$,  p m.  .$2,266 
Carter  W to  W J Campbell,  Jan  16,  ne  % 

26  37  13,  5 yrs,  6$ $1,700 

Coyne  M to  C H Puscheck,  Feb  26,  It  39  b 

7,  30  39  14,  wkly,  8$ $3,000 

Caspers  A to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb  26,  It 

32  b 9,  Brand’s  add,  2 yrs,  8%% $2,000 

Cass  G W to  L C Straignt,  feb  24,  Its  208 
and  210  b 1 and  pt  bs  2,  4,  8,  etc,  2d 

divn,  Riverside,  6 mos,  8% $2,266 

Caveney  L to  J E Otis,  Feb  23,  It  4 b 2,  S 

& McA’s  sub,  20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $125 

Chittick  H to  F B Peabody,  Feb  26,  pt  e }4. 

ne  J4  18  38  14,  5 yrs,  7 % $5,000 

Critchell  C R to  S Dunlop,  Mch  1,  It  32  b 
5,  S & N s add,  Oak  Park,  3 yrs,  7$,  $3,000 
Crona  N J to  J Stern,  Mch  1,  Its  27  to  29 

b 1,  28  40  14,  wkly,  7% $1,000 

Drews  A to  A Wolf,  Jan  17,  It  5 b 6,  29  40 

14,  mthly,  8 % $1,000 

Duckgeischel  J to  G Coombs,  Feb  27,  It 

20  b 5,  b 1,  19  40  14,  2 yrs,  7% $800 

Dewald  J et  al  to  J Schulein,  Mch  1,  It  35 
b 5 b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  6 %.  . $1,200 
Dose  C P H to  H G Foreman,  Mch  1,  Its 
31  and  32,  Fish’s  sub,  6 39  14,  3 yrs,  8%, 

$7,000 

Dala  J T to  W T Dwight,  Feb  27,  pt  It  3 b 
16,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  7%,  2 deeds, 

$2,000 

Durkin  J to  L Baird,  Feb  8,  It  43  b 1,  S & 

McA’s  sub,  20  39  14,  5 yrs,  6 % $550 

Durkin  J to  J D Hubbard,  Feb  23,  It  43  b 

1,  20  39  14,  1 y,  8% $700 

Diehl  C to  H Potwin,  July  5,  ’84,  It  .31  b 

39,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  7 % $350 

DeGolyer  L to  C H Remy,  Oct  1,  It  6 of  It 

5 b 12,  Evanston,  3 yrs,  8% $2,970 

Davis  H to  H C VanSchaack.  feb  12,  pt  b 

9,  Douglas  Park  add,  5 yrs,  7%,  p m,  4 

deeds $12,800 

Donovan  C E to  T H Schintz,  Mch  1,  It  9 

b 2 b 28,  33  40  14,  2 yrs,  7% $900 

Dawson  F I to  J R Walsh,  Mch  1,  lt6  34 
and  35  b 3,  18  39  14,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m,  $3,000 
Diez  J L et  al  to  A M Robbins,  Feb  18,  Its 
15  and  16  b 72,  Elston’s  add,  3 yrs,  6£, 

$3,000 

Davidson  J to  P Popp,  feb  23,  pt  Its  5 and 

6 b 5,  Brainard  & E’s  add,  wkly,  6%$, 
$8,000 

Dennette  M C to  W Loeb,  feb  24,  It  7 b 3, 

12  39  13,  5 yrs,  6*. $3,000 

Duffy  M to  S M Moore,  feb  15,  It  3 of  It  2, 

24  39  13,  2 yrs,  6* $400 

Dennis  E F and  R to  G S Dole,  Feb  20,  Its 

11  to  16,  b 97,  Maywood,  and  other  prop, 

1 J,  8* $1,400 


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Also  Brackets.  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

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CHICACO.  ILL. 


Dieterick  C to  G Coombs,  Feb  13,  pt  It  7 b 

4,  9 39  13,  1 y,  8# $366 

Ebert  C to  S Wallner,  Feb  18,  It  92  b 55, 

19  39  14,  wkly,  8% $1,000 

Erickson  E A to  J E Cornell,  Jan  14,  It  14 

b 24,  Cornell,  4 yrs,  7% $400 

Enright  J to  D J Leoenie,  Mch  1,  It  4 b 1 

b 16,  21  39  14,  5 yrs,  8% .$1,500 

Friggs  W H to  N A Lauer,  feb  25,  It  4 b 

18,  17  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $4,000 

Freese  D to  J H Kraft,  Feb  27,  Its  22  and 
23  b 4,  36  40  13,  5 yrs,  7%,  2 deeds. . $1,500 
Feentel  H jr,  to  W Loeb,  feb  23,  pt  Its  1 

and  2 b 26,  Dunton,  3 yrs,  8 % $1,500 

Fitzgibbons  E to  J N Barker,  feb  1,  It  38 

b 32,  etc,  17  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $3,300 

Fehlmann  H to  0 Fehlmann,  Nov  30,  pt  b 

16,  20  40  14,  10  yrs,  8% $2,760 

Fehlmann  H to  H G Foreman,  Feb  25,  Its 
1 and  2 b 9,  Pine  Grove,  3 yrs,  7%. . $3,000 
Furness  F 0 to  S M Moore,  June  1,  It  9 b 
3,  K,  W & W’s  sub,  26  39  13,  3 yrs,  6 %, 

pm $216 

Field  W G to  E M Snow,  feb  24,  It  47  b 3, 

Davis’  add,  5 yrs,  8% $1,600 

Gilsoy  D to  C W Griggs,  reb  24,  It  81  b 5, 

Dock  add,  4 yrs,  7% $550 

Goldstein  W to  W Vocke,  Mch  1,  It  16  b 15 

Elston’s  add,  2 yrs,  8%,  pm $2,000 

Griffin  P to  J J Altpeter,  Feb  27,  It  6 b 5, 

20  39  14,  wkly,  8 % $800 

Garry  J to  J E Dalton,  Feb  23,  It  22  b 12, 

Brand’s  add,  wkly,  8$ $300 

Griffin  E to  W T Dwight,  feb  24,  It  70  b 5, 

19  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $450 

Gannott  E to  E Prussing,  Feb  27,  It  6, 

Waller’s  sub,  28  39  14,  5 yrs,  6%. . . . $3,000 
Garvey  J to  G Snydacker,  Mch  1,  It  39  b 

8,  J & P’s  add,  2 y rs,  7% $500 

Gilman  H to  J H Ernst,  Mch  1,  It  78  b 6, 

29  40  14,  3 yrs,  6% $500 

Greyston  S to  F J Crawford,  Mch  1,  Its  12 
to  15  b 4,  22  39  14,  5 yrs,  6 %,  p m,  $32,600 
Gleason  A L and  M K to  D Quigg,  Feb  27, 

Its  25  to  29  b 1 7,  2 39  13,  1 y,  8% $500 

Huelsman  O to  O Naef,  feb  23,  It  44  b 6, 

Ulich  & M’s  add,  mthly,  7% $7,500 

Hereby  M H to  H G Foreman,  Feb  15,  Its 
35  and  36  b 4 b 11,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y, 

8% ".$1,400 

Hessler  T to  C A Dibble,  Feb  27,  It  5 b 2, 

9 39  13,  1 y,  8% $200 

Hickox  J B to  S Kerr,  Feb  27,  It  24  of  It 

17  b 40,  7 39  14,  5 yrs,  7%....  $2,000 

Hannessy  E to  P W Snowhook,  Tan  13,  It 

15  b 1,  33  39  14,  6 yrs,  6$,  p m $2,000 

Hyatt  M to  J Gunzenhauser,  Feb  24,  It 

23  b 4,  U S Bank  add,  2 yrs,  7 % $400 

Hays  L C to  J Johnson  jr,  Jan  11,  It  14  b 
24,  Kimbark’s  add,  Hyde  Park,  2 yrs, 

8% $1,666 

Huxley  C D to  W Heinemann,  Feb  27,  Its 

9 to  11  B 43,  S Chicago,  3 yrs,  8%. . $1,700 
Herbert  C J to  J C Schumacher,  Feb  26, 

It  111  b 43,  17  39  14 $2,000 

Hanson  C C to  D W Mills,  Sept  28,  It  31, 

Hark  way  add,  66  mos,  8% $550 

Herold  J F to  T J Lefens,  feb  25,  Its  4 and 

5 b 18,  7 38  14,  1 y,  8% $400 

Hughes  T to  P Maas,  Feb  16,  It  10  b 2,  S 

6 G’s  add,  wkly,  8 % $560 

Halberg  A to  H G Foreman,  June  12,  It 

10  b 3,  Benedict’s  snb,  20  38  14,  qrly,  6 

p m $280 

Horn  W and  F to  J C Schumacher,  feb  17, 

( Its  19  and  20  b 58,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  7%, 

$1,200 

Hlinka  F to  T H Schintz,  Jan  13,  It  6 b 10, 

20  39  14,5  yrs,  $3,500 

Hanson  H to  E H Sheldon,  Feb  10,  pt  Its 

15  and  16  b 71,  R M & S’s  add,  3 yrs,  8%, 

$3,000 

Hernowski  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Feb  26, 

It  13  It  1,  24  39  13,  3 yrs,  7% $1,200 

Herbert  P to  J Henrich,  Mch  1,  pt  It  22, 

Gale’s  n add,  5 yrs,  $4,000 

Hohmann  H to  O Peltzer,  Feb  27,  It  107 

of  It  5,  etc,  18  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $T00 

Hechter  J C to  G Coombs,  Mch  1,  It  10  b 

63,  14  38  14,  42  mos $1,600 

Hill  C J to  H G Foreman,  Feb  15,  It  1 b 

66,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $3,500 

Hartman  A to  O Penser,  Mch  1,  It  2 b 11, 

Barrington,  6 yrs,  8£ $1,100 

Hard  H'  B to  D Fules,  feb  1,  pt  b 63, 
Evanston,  4 yrs,  6^,  p m .$4,800 


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Hall  T A to  A W Esohenbnrg,  feb  25,  Its 

49  and  60,  7 39  14,  3 yrs,  5^5? $3,000 

Halonbek  J to  L Mandl.  fab  26,  It  10,  b 3, 

20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $2l’° 

Jourvenat  O to  ()  H Horton,  Feb  10,  pt  lta 
19  and  20  b 2,  19  39  14,  2 yrs,  8%,  p m, 

••••  ..  .»  • 

Jacobs  J to  B F Weber,  reb  25,  pt  It  11  of 

It  103,  Bronson’s  add,  6 mos,  7% $1,000 

Kindt  F to  L Kindt,  Oct  7,  It  22  b 49.  19 

39  14,  demand $400 

Keyes  RtoGA  Rose,  Feb  26.  It  15  b 3,  9 

38  14,  3 yrs,  6$,  2 deeds $710 

Korbahn  F C J to  W Bartels,  reb  26,  It  43 

b 5,  S & G’s  add,  3 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Klein  J jr  to  E Koch,  Nov  17,  It  25  b 2,  32 

38  15,  3 yrs,  8%,  p in $300 

Koepke  J to  J J Altpeter,  Feb  26,  pt  It  4, 

Baltin’s  sub,  8 38  14,  wkly,  8 % $500 

Klensk  A to  0 Reinke,  feb  25,  pt  It  3 b 29, 

12  39  12,  5 yrs,  8% $950 

Kniffin  M A to  C J Vopica,  feb  24,  It  9 of 

It  7 b 3,  Brand’s  add,  wkly,  7% $1,000 

Kelly  E M to  T O T Hart-igan,  Feb  23,  It 

19  b 14,  7 39  24,  3 yrs,  7% $400 

Keeley  P H to  W H Holden,  feb  25,  pt  Its 

13  and  15  and  all  14  b 20,  Ashland’s  2d 

add,  3 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Kiessling  T to  L Pasal,  feb  24,  It  2 b 7,  7 

39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $300 

Lewis  J R to  E Maynard,  July  21,  It  6 and 

pt  5 b 1,  etc,  36  40  13,  1 y 7% $190 

Libby  B F to  M E Greenebaum,  feb  20,  It 
31,  Gross’  Park,  2d  add,  3 yrs,  7%  p m, 

’ $250 

Levertson  J B to  C Holbech,  feb  18,  pt  b 

6,  33  40  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Lumpp  L to  E D Reiners,  Mch  1,  It  2 It  6, 

3 38  14  $1,800 

Lockwood  E to  W Heinemann,  feb  23,  Its 

27  and  28  b 37,  25  40  13,  4 yrs.  7% $900 

Lembcke  J to  J H Ernst,  feb  24,  It  3 b 1, 

6 39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $1,600 

Lembcke  C to  G Coombs,  Feb  17,  pt  21  41 


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Long  C L and  J W to  W H 

27,  pt  It  5 b 13,  Linden  Grove,  3 yrs,  7S6, 

r $1,200 


Leeson  M A to  F R Chandler,  Mch  1,  It  10 

b 1,  21  38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,500 

Lorenzen  L to  W Heinemann, jFeb  25,  It  21 

b 3,  1 38  13,  3 yrs,  8% $423 

Long  J B to  F O Lyman,  Feb  24,  pt  Its  1 
to  4 b 53,  7 39  14,  2 yrs,  6%,  p m . . . .$9,800 
Lincoln  M B and  J L to  F R Chandler, 

Feb  26,  It  25  and  pt  24  and  26  b 24,  17 

39  14,  1 y,  6$ $1,000 

Lindstrom  C O to  H G Foreman,  June  5, 

Its  54  and  55  b 3,  Benedicts  sub,  20  38 

14,  bi-monthly,  8%,  pm $375 

Lee  H to  H G Foreman,  June  16,  It  10  b 
4,  Benedict’s  sub,  20  38  14,  bi-monthly, 

8%,  p $180 

Manlev  R to  J C Schumacher,  feb  8,  Its  67 

to  69  b 5,  10  39  13,  wkly,  8% $2,000 

Michelson  J C to  T Schintz,  Feb  26,  It  25 
b 2 of  b 18,  5 39  14,  3 yrs,  7%,  p m . . $2,500 
McFell  J to  H G Foreman,  Feb  23,  Its  61 

and  62  b 4,  20  38  14,  3 yrs,  8% $320 

McCarthy  M to  L Baird,  Feb  15,  It  37  b 8, 

18  39  14,  2 yrs,  8%,  p m $600 

Michelson  J C to  T Schintz,  Feb  26,  It  28 

b 2,  5 39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,000 

McNulty  T J to  R W Bridge,  Feb  22,  It  48 

b 2 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  4 yrs,  8% $800 

Merrill  A E and  R M to  S M Moore,  feb 
24,  It  20  of  It  20,  etc,  Ellis  e add,  4 yrs, 

67/ $1-800 

McDonald  M to  F H Wood,  feb  10,  It  20  b 

5,  13  39  13,  5 yrs,  8% $500 

Molter  C to  W D Kerfoot,  feb  13,  It  3 b 2, 

36  40  13,  2 yrs,  8% $400 

Milnes  E to  B L Pease,  Feb  15,  It  71  of  It 
9,  etc,  b 3,  Rockwell’s  add,  5 yrs,  7 %, 

’ . $800 

Murphy  L to  E Koch,  Feb  23,  It  9 b 3, 

Kay’s  add,  1 y,  7% $100 

McElroy  M and  J to  A T Galt,  feb  6,  pt  It 

20  b 20,  29  40  14,  mthly,  6 % $1,000 

Murray  E to  P W Snowhook,  Mch  2,  It  6, 
Flaherty’s  sub,  29  39  14,  2 yrs,  7%,  p m, 

«|)27  5 

Meaney  N E and  P to  E F Gorton,  Jan  1, 

It  4 b 3,  16  38  14,  1 y,  7$ $1,500 

Moran  MtoWT  Dwight,  Feb  23,  It  77  b 3, 

20  39  i4,  3 yrs,  8 % $500 

Martin  E and  A to  H G Foreman,  Feb  13, 

It  2 b 32,  J,  R & S’s  add,  5 yrs,  7%.  . $3,000 
Menge  F A to  E Goodman,  Feb  13,  It  7 b 

7,  29  39  14,  6 yrs,  8% $6,000 

Merrill  R M to  S M Moore,  feb  24,  pt  It  25 
b 14,  Cleaverville,  3 yrs,  7%,  p m.  . .$4,700 
Malmgren  J G to  H A Haugan,  1 eb  24,  It 

27  b 9,  4 39  14,  5 yrs,  7% • • ■ • $1,800 

Nelson  J to  A Podelsky,  Fob  20,  It  49  b 5, 

33  39  14,  wkly,  8% . ...  .$1,500 


Neal  J P to  H H Lawrence,  Dec  18,  pt  Its 
11  and  12  b 26,  etc,  s s add,  3 yrs^  6$,^ 

Nelson  C to  1 E Adams,  Feb  27,  Its  16  to 
18  b 3,  Brown’s  add,  LaGrange,  3 yrs, 
g$  $500 

O’Connell  E K and  M to  C W Nicholes, 

Feb  23,  It  16  b 27,  33  39  14,  3 yrs,  8%, 

$350 

O’Shea  J to  F R Chandler,  Feb  25,  It  1 of 

It  6 b 14,  s b add,  5 yrs,  7% $800 

Ostrom  O Ojto  E Koch,  Feb  18,  Its  1 to  4 
of  It  23.  etc,  b 4,  Lake  Shore  drive  add, 

2 1-2  yrs,  7% $o,000 

Olsen  A to  E Koch,  Jan  9,  It  3 of  It  13,  etc 

b 37,  33  40  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,500 

Olsen  A to  E Koch,  Jan  9,  It  1 of  It  13  ,etc 

b 37,  33  40  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,500 

Ostrom  0 0 to  E Koch,  Feb  18,  It  5 of  It 
6 etc.  b 4,  Lake  Shore  drive  add,  2 1-2 

yrs,  7 % •■»# 

Olsen  A to  E Koch,  Jan  9,  It  2 of  It  13, 

etc,  b 37;  33  40  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,500 

O’Malia  E and  J to  M E Greenebaum.  Jan 
4 pt  Its  2 and  3 b 21,  Ogden’s  add,  3 

yrs,  8% i*.,400 

O wings  T to  J N Barker,  Feb  24,  pt  It  2 b 

1,  12  39  13,  4 mos,  8% $3,000 

Olson  O A to  A Chytraus,Feb  25,  It  28  b 3, 

36  40  13,  mthly,  8% $600 

O’Brien  W D et  al  to  H G Foreman,  feb 
24,  Its  14,  15,  18  and  19  b 5,  Stone’s  sub, 

34  39  14,  5 yrs,  6$,  pm $4,700 

Octis-an  T C to  J H S Quick,  feb  15,  It  5 b 

79?  27  39  14,  1 y,  7% $2,500 

Oleson  L E to  J R Parker, , It  9 b 4, 

Bickerdike’s  add,  4 yrs,  8% $1,500 

Otis  J to  W Loeb,  feb  24,  It  6 b 2,  22  39 

14,  5 yrs,  8%,  p m $8,000 

Pope  A B to  S E Gross,  July  23,  It  9 b 11, 

3 39  13,  50  mos,  7%,  p m $1,250 

Pettitt  W J to  C Litchfield,  feb  25,  It  4 b 

9,  Ravenswood $300 

Preismeyer  W to  F Denison,  feb  1,  It  9 b 

21,  25  40  13,  1 y,  8% $12° 

Pohl  J to  H Vollmer,  Feb]}9,  It  26  It  9 b 24, 

29  39  14,  1 y,  8% $600 

Panrzychi  J to  W D Kerfoot,  Feb  19,  It  19 

b 6,  32  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $300 

Pratt  G and  H to  L Baird,  Feb  18,  pt  It  9, 

Eo-andale,  3 yrs,  8% $6,000 

Phillips  F and  T P to  R C Giving,  Feb  1, 
pt  Its  1 and  2 b 6,  Wolcott’s  add,  2 yrs, 

$7,156 

Reynolds  J D and  F D to  H Felsenthal, 

Feb  20,  Its  3 and  4 of  It  4,  Ellis  e add, 

5 yrs,  8%,  2 deeds • • ; $4, 000 

Rieck  E to  J W Scoville,  Mch  1,  It  51  b 48, 

19  39  14,  mthly,  8 % $1,800 

Rath  A and  J to  F C Gehrke,  Jan  23,  Its  7 

to  9 b 3,  36  40  13,40  mos,  7% $3,000 

Raltke  F to  C Lindermann,  Jan  1,  It  46  b 

5 b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs,  7% $400 

Rassmussen  J to  A Peterson,  Mch  1,  It  29 

b 9 W,  T & D’s  sub,  6 39  14,  9 mos,  8%, 

’ ’ $400 

Rueckheim  f’w  to  L H Davis,  Feb  20  Its 
28  and  29,  3 38  14,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m. . .$2,400 
Rozen  V to  T Schintz,  feb  24,  Its  3 and  4 
b 47,  19  39  14,  May  1,  ’89,  8%,  2 deeds, 

’ . $3,500 

Ritenour  M A to  A B Baldwin,  feb  23,  It 

35  b 3,  1 39  13,  15  mos $148 

Richards  M E to  S B Mead,  Feb  27,  It  17, 

4 38  14,  2 yrs,  8% $2 

Revan  M to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb  27,  It 

6 b 3,  4 38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $9' 

Reillv  P T et  al  to  A Smith,  Feb  23,  It  i)  b 

10,  H,  L & Co’s  add.  3 yrs,  7% $600 

Reed  E S to  J W Scoville,  Feb  16,  It  2 of  It 
2 b 45,  7 39  14,  5 yrs,  7%,  2 deeds. . .$3,500 
Rueckheim  L to  W C Kinney,  Feb  19,  Its  1 

and  2,  3 38  14,  3 yrs,  8% $2,000 

Rorke  E H to  P W Palmer,  Feb  20,  It  18  b 

1,  20  40  14,  4 yrs,  6 % $1,000 

Sincere  H and  E to  H Felsenthal,  Feb  26, 
pt  Its  5 and  6 b 94,  27  39  14,  May  6, 

Smith  H to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  1,  It 
54,  sw  blk  se  M 12  39  13,  4 yrs,  7%.  . $2,200 
Swanson  J B to  H A Haugan,  Mch  1,  It  U 

b 6,  33  40  14,  5 yrs,  8% $1,700 

Sandtaeyer  H to  H W Arnes,  Feb  22,  P*  ^ 

I 3,  ne  34  23  38  14,  wkly,  5 1-8% $3,200 


Roberts  H H to  J B Galloway,  Feb  15,  pt 

It  33,  Ellis’  e add,  5 yrs,  8% $3,500 

Spaulding  L A to  II  G Foreman,  feb,  25, 
ii.~  Qo  cui  k 4.  sub.  20  38 

. . . $600 


Its  33  to  36  b 4,  Benedict’s  sub, 

14,  3 yrs,  6 %,  p m 

Schreifer  F W to  J H Ernst,  Feb  2o,  It  16 
b 3 of  b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y,  634$, 

’ $500 

Singleton  J to  A S Maltman,  Feb  26,  It  42 

of  It  8,  etc,  26  39  13,  1 y,  8% $150 

Sterne  I W to  E F Bagley,  Feb  27,  It  9 b 5, 

Ridgeland,  4 yrs,  7% $900 

Silk  J A to  L Baird,  Nov  2,  It  41  b 1,  20  39 

14,  2 yrs,  8%,  p $600 

Sandus  H to  J J Altpeter,  Feb  25,  It  4 b 1, 

Dobbin’s  sub,  28  39  14,  wkly,  8% $600 

Steele  A L and  D A K to  A K Jackson, 

Feb  25,  Its  7 and  8 b 92,  27  39  14,  3 yrs, 

$3,000 

Schreiber  E and  J H T to  O Korup,  Feb 

26,  pt  b 1,  26  40  13,  2 yrs,  7% $500 

Sack  M to  E Prussing,  Its  47  and  48  b 7, 
Springer  & Fox’s  add,  3 yrs,  7%  ■ ■ ■ ■ $1,200 
Summerfield  S to  F Reidle.  Feb  27,  Its  3 
and  4 It  42,  etc,  b 3,  34  39  14,  1 y,  6*, 

. 1 jOUU 

Smith  E N to  J Morgan,  Jan  1,  It  24,  30 

38  15,  4 yrs,  7% $250 

Steins  M and  A to  L Pasal,  Feb  24,  It  21  b 

16,  20  39  14,  2 yrs,  5% ■ • • • $8°0 

Spaninger  C and  A to  F Fucik,  feb  26,  It 

41b  4,  28  39  14,  1 y,  7% $1,200 

Swanson  N to  C Mau,  Feb  23,  It  3 b 8 b 44, 

Sheffield’s  add,  4 yrs,  8%,  p m $600 

Schlopinski  F to  G H Rozet,  Feb  18,  It  t»6 

b 6,  5 39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $533 

Selle  R to  F G Bradley,  feb  18,  It  11  b —, 

13  39  13,  3 yrs,  6 % $600 

Schweig  A to  C C Schumacher,  feb  25,  It 

95  b 6,  S & G’s  add,  5 yrs,  8% $2,700 

Selzer  W to  C S Schaefer,  Feb  9,  pt  30  42 

13,  5 yrs,  7%,  2 deeds $1,300 

Scott  R D to  F R Chandler,  Feb  23,  It  28, 

and  pt  29  b 4,  4 38  14.  5 yrs,  7% $2,000 

Schmidt  E and  J to  H E Greenebaum, 

Feb  27,  It  16  b 10,  Gross’  N add,  3 yrs, 7$ 

’ , $300 

Sioeck  J to  A Wolf,  Jan  20,  It  35  b 4,  20 

39  14,  mthly,  8% $1,000 

Sellhorn  H to  C F Schumacher  jr,  feb  26, 

It  3 b 51,  19  39  14,  6 yrs,  8% $400 

Snow  S to  H J Luders,  Mch  1,  It  2,  It  30, 

etc,  18  39  14,  34  mos,  7% $1,700 

Saida  M S and  C G to  M E Greenebaum, 

Feb  17,  pt  It  8 b 3,  36  40  13,  3 yrs,  7%, 

F $475 

Sues  R and  H to  H Schaffner,  Feb  10,  It  4 
of  It  35,  etc,  b F,  Wrightwood,  wkly,  7%, 
. . $3,800 

Seliger  W to  D S Taylor,  Feb  19,  It  10  b 

30,  8 37  15,  2 yrs,  8%,  p m $400 

Taylor  M to  H C Zuttermeister,  feb  25,  It 

94  b 1,  33  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $1,050 

Thompson  W to  W D Kerfoot,  Jan  20,  pt 
It  6 b 25,  J,  R & S’s  add,  3 yrs,  8%.  .$2,500 
Tyrrell  C A to  R W Bridge,  feb  1,  pt  It  6 b 

1 8 39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $3,500 

Thacher  J M to  J R Foulke,  Feb  24,  It  62, 

Ellis’  e add,  4 yrs,  8% $15,000 

Tyrrell  A to  B F Weber,  Mch  1,  It  11  b 11, 

33  40  14,  6 mos,  7% $2°0 

Tavenier  T to^F  R Chandler,  Feb  24,  It  8, 

se  U se  M 4 38  14,  5 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Tavenier  T and  C to  F R Chandler,  Feb 
24,  It  8,  se  34  se  4 38  14,  8 mos,  7%,  $500 
Ursin  L to  F Wilkinson,  Dec  17,  pt  It  12  b 

1 30  38  15,  mthly,  8%,  p m $550 

Vastini  M to  S Dunlop,  feb  17,  It  12  and 

pt  13  b 2,  7 89  13,  1 y,  7% $1,000 

Vehstedt  H to  H E Greenebaum,  feb  22, 
pt  It  15  b 17  29  40  14,  2 yrs,  8%%. . .$3,000 
Vogt  C F to  J Jansan,  feb  26,  pt  Its  1 and 
2,  30  36  13,  5 yrs,  7% $5,000 

Yop-t  C F to  J Jansen,  feb  26, , 5 yrs, 

$5,000 

Wahowski  W to  J Bednors,  Feb  18,  It  26  b 

22,  6 37  15,  3 yrs,  8% $600 

West  J and  J C to  H Rierke,  Feb  20,  It  10 

b 1 of  b 8,  12  39  14,  May  1,  8% $240 

Wilkinson  J to  T H Schintz,  feb  24,  It  42 

b 2 of  b 17,  33  39  14,  5 yrs,  7 % $500 

Westphalen  J to  H Vollmer,  feb  12,  It  28 
b 3,  36  40  13.  3 yrs,  7% $300 


Weir  A B to  0 S Redfield,  Feb  1,  pt  It  7 b 

3,  21  38  14,  3 yrs,  8% $3,000 

Wolff  A to  J V A Weaver,  Mch  1,  Its 
and  34  b 1 b 21,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  8 %. . .$600 
ells  0 M to  D Quigg,  Feb  22,  pt  b l,  3 

38  14,  5 yrs,  7%,  5 deeds $17,500 

Woodruff  J A to  E Rich,  Feb  24,  pt  It  Cb 

6,  21  38  14,  5 yrs,  8% ••  • .$2,600 

Wierzorkowski  H to  J Goldzier,  feb  25,  pt 

It  11  b 66,  21  39  14 • • • • • • • • $600 

Wild  T S to  L Baird,  feb  25,  It  1 b 5,  B,  W 

& W’s  add.  5 yrs,  8% 

Wise  B and  A to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb  24 

w 34  It  2 b 30,  7 39  13,  1 y,  7% $"0 

Zimmerman  M to  J Stern,  Feb  15,  pt  It  7 
of  It  4 b 8,  Rockwell’s  add,  wkly,  7%, 

° $1,000 

Zelens  J to  A Schoeverling,  Feb  24,  It  35  b 
17,  19  39  14,2  yrs, 8% $l,0fH> 


MORTGAGES. 

Arp  F to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn,  feb  22, 

It  24  b 2,  16  38  14,  wkly,  8% $500 

Brown  H S and  J A to  H J Willing,  Feb 
24  pt  It  6 b 13,  3 39  14, 3 yrs,  8%....  $2,000 
Beek  F L S and  H W to  J T Dale,  Feb  15, 

Its  4 and  5 b 3,  Winnetka,  20  mos ....  $527 
Bair  S to  N Corwith,  feb  5,  It  7 of  It  11, 

etc,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m • • 

Bvers  J W to  A S Barnes,  Feb  5,  It  6 b o, 

3 38  14,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m $3,000 

Bass  C A to  Montreal  B W L Assn,  Mch  1, 

It  33  b 1,  10  39  13,  mthly,  8 % $1,400 

Cyr  M to  W A Porter,  tr,  Feb  11,  It  28  b 43,^ 

17  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% V ^75° 

Converse  E D to  J N Olmstead,  Mch  1,  w 

34  sw  M 10  42  10,  4 yrs,  8% $2,300 

Converse  E D to  J N Olmstead,  Mch  1,  pt 

nw  frl  \i  19  41  12,  5 yrs,  7 % $1,000 

Connihan  J C and  M A to  W Chicago  B & 

L Assn,  Jan  16,  It  6 b 23,  35  40  14, mthly, 

8%..... $1,000 

Crossley  J to  C Schreiber,  feb  25,  It  5 b 13, 

3 39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $600 

Chicago,  Evanston  & Lake  Superior  Railway 
Co  to  Farmers’  L & T Co,  Jan  1,  ’86, 

I 5000  bonds,  $1,000  each,  30  yrs,  6%, 

$5,000,000 

Crowley  F M to  Charter  Oak  L Ins  Co, 

Feb  1,  pt  b 3,  Harrison’s  add, , p^m, 

DeVoy  H J to  A W Wright,  Feb  16,  it  2 b 

11,  18  40  14,  Feb  1,  8% $1,500 

Dewey  A A to  Berkshire  L Ins  Co,  Mch  I , 

It  15  b 2,  2 38  14,  5 yrs,  8% $4,000 

Dada  S N to  D B Salmon,  Feb  25,  It  3,  and 

sub  of  It  16,  33  40  13,  6 mos $400 

Donat  K to  Grant  B & L Assn,  Feb  26,  It 

15  b 12,  20  39  14,  wkly,  6% $1,600 

Dobb  J to  M Drollenga,  Feb  27,  It  46  b 1, 

18  39  14,  4 yrs,  8% $900 

Davis  H to  C B Sawyer,  feb  12,  pt  b 9, 
Douglas  Park  add,  2 yrs,  6%,  p m,  5 

deeds $2,100 

Fredrick  C to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Feb 
20,  It  26  b 7 b 1 b 5,  7 39  14,  wkly,  5%, 

’ $700 

Friek  P E to  E B Atchley,  Mch  1,  It  5 b 9, 

25  40  13,  5% $1,100 

Filip  A and  J to  W Seyk,  feb  25,  It  40  b 

44,  19  39  14,4  yrs,  8% $1,600 

Fisch  T to  J Helbig,  feb  12.  pt  27  37  11,  4 

yrs,  $275 

Flanders  J J to  U M L Ins  Co,  Nov  19,  Its 
6 to  8,  Hubbard’s  sub,  and  lot  8,  Wit- 

beck’s  sub,  b 2,  s s add,  5% $14,000 

Gannon  J F to  J Stinson,  feb  12,  Its  8 to 

10  b 13,  19  39  14,  2 yrs,  7%,  p m $937 

Harrold  M to  Northwestern  M L Ins  Co, 
Jan  26,  pt  It  24  It  8,  etc,  Ellis’  2d  add,  5 

yrs,  6^’-  

Hahn  J to  J Alles  jr,  Mch  1,  Its  8 and  9 b 

3,  16  41  12,  190  mos,  8%,  p m $959 

Hanley  W to  J H Wilson,  Feb  17,  pt  b 7, 

26  39  14,  1 day,  7% $500 

HirschC  to  D R Hopkins,  feb  27, 100  acres 

in  30  36  12,  etc,  1 y,  8% $2,300 

Huschman  A C to  J N Barker,  Jan  30,  Its 

29  to  33  b 15,  25  38  14,  3 yrs,  8% $500 

Herrick  A M to  E J L Chase,  July  1,  ’84,  e 

U It  2 b 35,  ot  5 yrs,  7% $10,000 

James  E and  W to  F A Winslow  et  al,  Feb 
25,  Its  18  to  20  b 5,  Ravenswood,  Jan  5, 

g $1,000 

Kolstad  S to  G A R B & L Assn,  Jan  20,  It 

63  b 13,  7 39  14,  mthly,  8% $400 

Kohn  I to  J Meyer,  Feb  24, -,  2 yrs>  6.“> 

$5,UUU 

Easterns  H to  N Chi  Mut  S & B Assn,  feb 
24,  pt  Its  194  and  195,  Bronson’s  add, 

wkly,  5 1-5% .$3,000 

Krischel  V to  C Wolk,  Feb  26,  It  23  of  It  2 

b 38, 11  39  14,  2 yrs,  8%% $1,000 

Kohn  E J to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Its  3 to 

5 b 7,  21  37  14,  wkly,  8% $500 

Kenning  A to  F Borywardt,  feb  25,  It  3 b 
10,  6 39  14,  2 yrs,  8%... ..-.$800 


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Koch  P to  A Kieffer,  Mch  1,  w )4  It  5 b 20, 

s s add,  8 yrs,  0% $1,0<  0 

Kath  J to , Feb  26,  Its  16  and  17  b 

16,  Jefferson,  2 yrs,  8# $500 

Kreisemint  A to  F Koeplin,  Feb  26,  It  24  b 

3,  etc,  29  40  14,  4 yrs,  1% $700 

Libal  K to  Grant  B & L Assn,  Feb  3,  It  11 

b B b 11,  20  39  14,  wkly,  6% $1,200 

Larson  A to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Jan  30, 

Its  17  and  18  b 3,  2 39  14,  wkly,  5%.  . . $400 
Luce  F A to  E A Prindle,  Feb  27,  pt  Its  28 
and  29  b 2,  3 39  14,  — , 6%,  p m . . . . $6,000 
Lofquist  S to  H A Haugan,  Feb  34,  It  74  b 

3,  33  39  14,  3 yrs,  1% $1,200 

Mouot  L to  Goudy  A Chandler,  Mch  1,  It 

18  b 7,  Argyle,  4 yrs,  7%,  p m $1,050 

Monot  E & L to  Goudy  and  Chandler,  Mch 

1,  It  19  b 7,  Argyle,  4 yrs,  7% $1,500 

McEldowney  T to  School  trustees  35  14, 

Jan  28,  It  20  35  14,  3 yrs,  8% $500 

Manheitn  C to  C Bras,  Feb  24,  It  44  b 20,  5 

39  14,5  yrs,  6$ $1,400 

Musxynski  J to  K Buszkiewicz,  feb  17,  Its 
53  to  63,  28  37  11, 3 yrs,  8%,  p m . . . . $3,088 
Michalek  J to  K Buszkiewicz,  feb  19,  e 

sw  4 24  37  11.  2 yrs,  7% $2,000 

Milleker  O J to  Chicago  Permanent  B <fc 
L Assn,  feb  2,  Its  33  and  34  b 14,  14  38 

13,  mthly,  8% $1,100 

Murray  D to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Feb  15, 

Its  20  to  23  b 1,  4 38  12,  wkly,  8%.  . .$1,800 
Mahoney  J to  Bankers  & M B & L Assn, 
Jan — , It  22  b 5,  Harrison’s  add,  mthly, 

8% $2,400 

Nowack  M to  G Weimer,  May  1,  It  34,  29 

37  11,  8% $141 

Neal  J P to  S D Babcock,  Feb  8,  Its  3 to  7 

b 76,  s s add,  3 yrs,  8%,  pm $82,500 

Nourse  M M to  D Merriman,  Feb  18,  It  7 

It  16  b 1,  Ellis  w add.  5 yrs,  6% $6,000 

Nelson  O J to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Mch 

2,  It  4 b 31,  J,  R & S’s  add, wkly,  5%,  $2,400 
O’Toole  J to  Englewood  B & L Assn,  Jan 

11,  pt  It  34  of  It  31,  16  38  14,  mthly,  7%, 

$1,000 

Pewanz  F to  A Panskie,  Mch  1,  It  28  b 2 b 

14,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 yrs,  8% $800 

Page  A to  Mutual  B & L Assn,  Mch  1,  b 

22,  29  38  14,  mthly,  8% $5,400 

Palmer  J and  JtoGARB&L  Assn,  Jar. 
20,  It  77,  Drake’s  sub,  11  39  13,  mthly. 

8% $2,000 

Plusiat  P to  V Strzelecki,  feb  23,  Its  75 

and  78,  Josnagora,  1 y,  6%,  p m $100 

Porsche  J to  N Chi  Mut  S & B Assn,  feb 
25  It  8 of  It  25  b 2,  Sheffield’s  add,  wkly, 

5 1-5$ $1,200 

Pohlman  A to  E C Boardman,  feb  8,  Its  56 
and  57  b 3,  18  39  14,  3 yrs,  7$,  p m,  $1,000 
Palmer  E B to  W Chicago  B & L Assn, 
Jan  16,  It  1 b 7,  36  40  13,  mthly,  8$,  $2, ' 00 
Pister  E and  M to  L Lehr,  Feb  23,  It  492  b 

13,  Riverside,  2 yrs,  5$ $450 

Riordan  N M to  H C Noyes,  Feb  18,  It  8 b 

5,  etc,  18  39  14,  Apl  1 $223 

Rahnke  L to  Home  Mut  L Ins  Co,  feb  24, 
pt  It  5 b 17,  6 39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5$. . .$1,500 
Rommel  A C A to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society, 
feb  24,  It  34  b 1 of  b 5,  Sheffield’s  add, 

wkly,  5$ $2,400 

Rose  E A et  al  to  H P Smith,  Jan  19,  It  6 

b 7,  21  38  14.  3 yrs,  7$ $1,600 

Sass  S to  A Behling,  Feb  24,  It  60  b 23,  5 

39  14,  3 yrs,  7$ $300 

Sandy  W to  M Drolenga,  feb  10,  It  25  b 1, 

Vernon  Park  add,  1 y,  7$ $1,000 

Shenton  VV  H to  Arcanum  B & L Assn,  feb 
25,  pt  It  5 b 2,  28  38  14,  mthly,  8$. . . .$800 
Stroner  J to  Grant  B & L Assn,  Feb  26,  e 

)4  It  7 b 4,  19  39  14,  wkly,  6$ $800 

Sturges  H H to  C M Sturgess,  Feb  25,  Its 

1  to  12,  etc,  5 yrs,  8$ $2,400 

Schottenfels  B to  G H A Thomas,  Feb  23, 

It  18  b 19,  33  40  14,  2 yrs,  6$ $3,500 

Schwarz  E to  D Liebert,  Feb  17,  Its  12  and 

13  b 1 b 1,  4 39  14,  8$ $600 

Schultz  A to  A M Birkemeier,  Feb  2,  pt  It 

33,  6 36  13,  1 y $150 

Spruance  H to  A S Trude,  Mch  1,  pt  It  40, 

27  39  14,  2 yrs.  8$ $3,500 

Snllwasser  W J to  C Normann,  Feb  27,  It  9 


Shays  F C to  Banker’s  & M B & L Assn, 
Jan  1,  It  3 b 6,  Normal  sub,  21  38  14, 

mthly,  8$,  2 deeds $6,700 

Staschick  F J.  to  VV  Kolmorgan,  Mch  1,  It 
15  b 4 b 12,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 yrs,  7$,  p 

m $1,150 

b 6 b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  20  yrs,  6$. . $5,000 
Turner  E S to  V VV  Foster,  Feb  10,  It  cor 
Lincoln  av  and  First  st,  56x100  ft,  2 yrs, 

6$,  pm $1,000 

Upham  A P to  S B Jones,  Feb  25,  It  44  b 2, 

18  39  14,  3 yrs,  6$ $3,500 

Ventz  J to  J Hintz,  Feb  1,  pt  se  34  sw  )4 

21  41  12.  4 yrs,  6$ $300 

Voght  H to  VV  O Buttner,  Mch  1,  Its  1 to  3, 

etc,  b 10,  Bremen,  5 yrs,  6$ $5,000 

Van  Heerickhuizen  G to  C Hillegonds,  feb 
25,  pt  It  12  b 33,  Ogden’s  add,  1 y,  7$, 

$500 

Wegener  L to  Home  Mut  L Ass,  Feb  23,  It 
95  b 36,  Sheffield’s  add,  wkly,  5 1-5$, 

$1,500 

Wiemzik  J to  J Kowalski,  Feb  23,  It  53  b 

61,  S Chicago,  2 yrs $400 

Willner  G to  M.  Schulze,  Jan  27,  pt  It  21 
b 84,  S Chicago,  3 yrs,  7$ $1,550 

CHATTEL  1IOKTGA6ES. 

Andersen  N to  J Wyman,  Mch  1,  horse, 

etc,  2344  W’abash  av,  4 mos $35 

Anderson  J G to  G Sommer,  Feb  19,  store 

tures,  80  Chicago  av,  6 mos $75 

Apple  J to  C Hess,  Feb  20,  horses,  etc,  151 

VV  18th  st,  7 mos $100 

Anderson  G W to  C E Baker,  Jan  19,  furn 

etc, , 3 mos $60 

Albee  H A to  S A French,  Mch  1,  furn  etc, 

1348  Wabash  av,  3 mos $300 

Allen  E R to  L G Kirkland,  Mch  1,  furn 
etc,  3203  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 mos  ....  $260 
Brucken  E to  E R Walker,  Feb  24,  furn 

etc,  248  Blue  Island  av,  3 mos $61 

Braun  M to  C Williams,  Mch  2,  horses  etc, 

905  Diversey  av,  7 mos $135 

Barnes  I to  Marder,  Luse  <fc  Co,  Feb  17, 
printing  goods,  Lake  and  LaSalle  sts, 

2  yrs $400 

Brockway  H J to  J H Spear,  Mch  1,  furn 

etc,  1047  Madison  st,  4 mos $63 

Bemis  J G to  E A Wright,  Feb  27,  furn, 

etc,  193  La  Salle  av $400 

Beekman  S E to  A B Spurling,  Mch  1, 

furn  etc,  120  S Morgan  st,  1 m $300 

Beatty  S to  J Beatty, 24,  furn,  etc, 

648  Erie  st,  2 yrs $400 

Bonney  W E to  0 P Snyder,  Feb  24,  furn, 

etc,  Jefferson,  3 mos $26 

Baldwin  W W jr,  to  J H Norton,  Feb  22, 

horse,  90  Erie  st,  4 mos $469 

Boyer  A to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  24,  furn 

etc,  43  Madison  st,  4 mos $62 

Bollom  G W to  F J Mackey,  Feb  20,  piano 

4924  Dearborn  st,  4 mos $86 

Braun  H A to  Ostrander  & Huke,  Feb  23, 

electric  goods, . 6 mos  (2  deeds), 

$500 

Barnell  H L to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  23, 

piano,  49  Humboldt  st,  3 mos $69 

Boyd  V H to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  27, 

piano,  12  e 16th  st,  6 mos $68 

Buchholz  L to  S H Burhons,Feb  27,  horses 

etc,  Norwood,  1 y $85 

Barstow  F J to  H M McIntosh, feb  26,  furn 

rietc, 258  Dayton  st,  6 mos  $101 

Beebe  M C to  M L Pemberton,  feb  27, 

furn,  etc,  365  N Clark  st,  3 mos $28 

Buol  F to  J L Curtis,  Nov  11,  furn  etc, 

2129  Wabash  av,  6 mos $187 

Brown  H to  C Williams,  feb  26,  furn,  etc, 

94  Whiting  st,  8 mos $65 

Beam  M A to  M L Pemberton,  feb  24, furn 

etc,  4643  State  st,  6 mos $52 

Bjornson  A to  G J Williams,  feb  26,  bldg, 

316  and  318  VV  Chicago  av,  1 y $1,830 

Brown  & Buckley  to  C J Shields,  feb  26, 
wagon,  etc,  Congress  and  Hoyue  sts,  6 

mos $94 

Benson  L to  G J Williams,  feb  25,  horse, 

etc,  730  Sedgwick  st,  6 mos $472 

Black  E O to  W N Alley,  fob  24,  furn,  etc, 
484  30th  st $28 


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Buechel  C C to  F Vullmann,  feb  25,  bak- 
ery, 445  W Randolph  st,  2 yrs $350 

Blanev  R to  S Openheimer,  feb  24,  tools, 

etc.  Lake,  3 mos $65 

Brand  P to  G L Pattison  & Co,  feb  19. 

barber  shop,  109  Randolph  st,  60  ds.  .$50 
Behr  A to  Meyer  & Soffel,  Oct  26,  wagon, 

etc,  Proviso,  1 y $74 

Berlelsen  R T to  L L Solmer,  feb  25. 
machy,  etc,  74  W Washington  st,  6 mos, 

$600 

Clarke  B P to  H M McIntosh.  Feb  23, 

piano,  2357  Hinman  av $59 

Covert  G H to  G D Coughtry,  Dec  7, 

house,  etc,  16  Peck  ct,  90  ds $1,000 

Clapper  E O to  F J Mackey,  Feb  20,  furn 

etc,  3529  Sears  st,  4 mos $37 

Camph  E to  W W Charles,  Feb  24,  furn  etc, 

217  VV  Madison  st,  3 mos $91 

Clarissy  L to  J Day.  feb  25,  furn,  etc,  133 

N Western  av,  2 yrs $200 

Colbeck  C to  Stark  Bros,  feb  25,  furn  etc, 

3  Fairfield  av,  10  mos $30 

Camilla  J to  V Blatz,  feb  26,  saloon,  4020 

Madison  st,  4 mos $200 

Cummings  C N to  H M McIntosh,  feb  25, 

furn,  etc,  Pullman,  6 mos $42 

Chadsey  S VV  to  C Williams,  Feb  27,  furn 

etc,  177  W Adams  st,  7 mos $70 

Chute  N J to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  27,  furn 

etc.  362  1-2  Wabash  av,  4 mos $86 

Christopherson  N to  S L Derby,  May  22, 

house,  Lemont,  Jan  1,  ’88 $325 

Callahan  D B to  S Richardson,  Feb  26, 

furn  etc,  14  Diller  st,  3 mos $50 

Coates  B to  C Williams,  Mch  1,  furn  etc, 

189  N Water  st,  6 mos $45 

Carter  H S to  W N Alley,  Feb  27.  furn, 

etc,  29  N Jefferson  st,  6 mos $601 

Cross  J G to  J D Spear,  Mch  1,  furn  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  6 mos $340 

Cummings  0 J M and  L F to  E Church, 
feb  9,  furn  and  piano,  Hotel  Albany,  6 

mos $401 

Cullen  E to  O,  F Malcolm,  Mch  1,  furn  etc, 

46  W Indiana  st,  4 mos $36 

Cook  J to  F J Mackey,  Feb  27,  furn  etc, 

120  Erie  st $24 

Colersky  J to  F J Mackey,  Feb  24,  furn 

etc,  — — , 3)4  mos $54 

Culver  H to  G Wyman,  Feb  3,  furn  etc, 

546  Austin  av,  6 mos $72 

Crory  D to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Mch  3,  bil- 
liard goods,  3006  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 

mos $290 

Clark  G to  F J Mackey,  feb  25,  furn  etc, 

585  W Chicago  av,  3 mos $67 

Carey  E A to  F W Carey,  feb  25,  grocery, 

236  W Washington  st,  3 yrs $700 

Carlson  F E to  D Rankin,  Feb  25,  furn  etc, 

365  Austin  av,  6 mos $77 

Doll  S to  A Carmichael  feb  25,  furn,  etc, 

Lake,  9 mos $217 

Danforth  G N to  H M McIntosh,  feb  26, 

horses,  etc,  Lake,  3 mos $59 

Davidson  W to  L G Kirkland,  Feb  27, 

laundry,  253  S Canal  st,  6 mos $250 

Dix  E J to  L H Whitney,  feb  25,  piano, 

etc,  365  Burling  st,  2 mos $400 

Davis  H to  F J Mackey,  feb  27,  cows,  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  3 mos $56 

Duncansen  F to  F J Mackey,  feb  24,  furn, 

etc,  68  Wabash  av,  6 mos $108 

Drinkwater  F J to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  2, 

furn,  etc,  171  Dearborn  av,  3 mos $61 

Duggan  A G to  W Hickman,  Feb  24,  furn 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 mos $74 

Dombos  S to  O Schoeneweld,  Feb  25, 
horses,  etc,  Noble  and  Cornelia  sts.  . .$100 

Diefendorf  S E to  F S Sill, , furn  etc, 

Evanston,  2 yrs $500 

Diggs  K to  R Isham,  feb  26,  furn  etc,  2953 

Dearborn  st,  6 mos $54 

Dickenson  J to  A Schaffhauser,  feb  20, 

furn,  etc,  47  Warren  av $130 

Duffy  H to  J D Spear,  Feb  26,  furn  etc, 

451  Racine  av,  7 mos $130 

Denley  J P to  R Michaels,  Mch  1,  furn, 

etc, , 2 mos $20 

Dalton  J to  F J Mackey,  Feb  26,  horses, 
etc,  88  Wesson  st,  4 mos $616 


Douglas  A J to  L K Tenney,  Mch  1,  fnru 

etc,  300  State  st,  27  ds $125 

Deakman  L C to  C Williams,  feb  25,  piano 
and  furn,  499  Marshfield  av,  8 mos.  . .$265 
Dali  J H to  W N Alley,  Feb  24,  furn  etc, 

18  Sedgwick  st,  6 mos $37 

Dahlgren  J to  L B Shields,  Feb  15,  furn 

etc,  368  Malison  st,  6 mos $66 

Enright  F to  M A Wolcott,  feb  25,  furn 

etc,  218  Chestnut  st,  6 mos $130 

Ehrhardt  E to  J Wyman,  Feb  24,  furn  etc, 

48  Dean  st,  6 mos $104 

Eckersoll  VV  to  E Church,  feb  23.  cows,  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  5 mos $ 

Ebel  R to  J I)  Spear,  Feb  27,  furn  etc,  329 

Mohawk  st,  6 mos $62 

Franklin  R to  J Wyman,  feb  23,  horses, 

etc,  857  Lake  st $53 

Faust  H to  Bemis  & McAvoy  Brg  Co,  Mch 
2,  saloon,  2513  Cottage  Grove  av,  2 mos, 


Farrell  D to  C Ryan, , house,  etc,  573 

Jefferson  st,  6 mos $122 

Fox  J to  C VV  Fling,  Feb  26,  cab,  etc,  , 

May  1,  ’87 $650 

Ford  S to  W N Alley,  Mch  1,  furn  etc,  349 

Monroe  st,  6 mos $78 

Fairman  W J to  M L Pemberton,  Feb  26, 

furn,  146  Center  st,  8 mos $140 

Forch  J to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  27,  horse, 

etc,  726  Elston  av,  6 mos $68 

Feron  VV  J to  M Weil,  Feb  24,  Babbett 

metal,  etc,  9 S Jefferson  st,  15  ds $200 

Foley  J H to  L B Shields,  Feb  23,  furn, 

etc,  7 Flournoy  st,  6 mos $150 

Granger  C W to  W J Vincent,  Dec  II,  ’84, 
piano,  375  Warren  av,  May  1,  ’85 ....  $150 
Geddes  G W A to  J D Spear,  Feb  25,  furn 

etc,  Engelwood.  3 mos $57 

Graham  M to  H M McIntosh,  feb  25,  sa- 
loon, 292)4  Clark  st,  6 mos $130 

Gerstung  C to  C Weber.  Mch  1,  saloon. 

223  W Chicago  av,  2 mos $200 

Gage  J W to  W N Alley,  Mch  2,  furn  etc, 

16  S Paulina  st,  3 mos $60 

Grote  R to  G Wyman,  Jan  27,  furn  etc, 

Lydia  and  N Halsted  sts,  6 mos $61 

Goodman  K to  J Samuels,  Mch  1,  furn 

etc,  75  12th  st,  mthly,  p m $164 

Graves  D S to  Brunswick,  B-C  Co,  Feb  25, 
billiard  goods,  62  S Clark  st,  11  mos, 

$446 

Good  D G to  S Richardson,  Feb  23,  furn 

etc,  345  Loomis  st,  6 mos $72 

Grieg  E to  J Murray  & Co,  Feb  25,  horse, 

etc,  152  Erie  st,  3 mos $616 

Geduldig  J A to  E Knauer,  Feb  23,  furn 

etc,  139  N Clark  st,  1 m $587 

Hasbrouck  A to  J Wyman,  Feb  24,  furn 

etc,  12  Plum  st,  3 mos $134 

Hukunsun  S to  C E Wyman,  Feb  20,  furn, 

etc,  262  Hoyne  st,  6 mos $35 

Haslop  H to  J Rathmann,  Feb  25,  engine, 

etc,  219  W Division  st,  June  1 $200 

Hepp  A to  S Richardson,  Feb  24,  furn, 

etc,  710  Halsted  st,  5 mos $50 

Herron  VV7  to  0 P Snyder,  Feb  22,  furn, 

etc,  Lawndale,  4 mos $44 

Hawkins  H A to  C J Shields,  feb  25,  piano 

862  Fulton  st $98 

Hopkins  L H to  W Moorhouse,  Sept  28, 

furn,  etc,  746  Madison  st,  5 mos $150 

Helms  C A to  J Schlichting,  feb  27,  furn 

etc, , 1 y $90 

Harris  C M to  E F Thompson,  feb  1,  libra- 
ry, 156  Washington  st,  6 mos $135 

Hepp  E & Co  to  Benjamin  & Fischer,  feb 

16,  machy,  Jefferson,  3 mos $399 

Harris  E and  C R to  J Watson  Jan  2,  furn 

etc,  60  Rush  st,  1 y $600 

Henderson  A to  F J Mackey,  Feb  25,  furn 

etc,  269  3d  av,  4 mos $43 

Halla  G T to  Union  Type  Foundry,  Jan 
12,  press,  36  W Jackson  st,  12  mos.  . .$200 
Hill  J J to  C Williams  Mch  2.  horse,  etc, 

2718  Dearborn  st,  4 mos $31 

Hill  C C to  J A Fay  & Co,  Jan  5,  machy, 

84  Market  st,  16  mos $713 

Halversen  & Bergesen  to  R Rothschild’s 
Sons,  Mch  1,  saloon,  Ohio  st  and  Ash- 
land av,  17  mos $350 


Harvey  J D L to  G J Williams,  Mch  2, 

piano,  211!)  Indiana  av $75 

[jHnghes  S J to  0 J Shields,  feb  25,  furn 

;!  etc,  155*4  Sd  av,  6 mos $f>7 

[Hulsart  & Failing  to  P H Best  Brg  Oo,  feb 
23,  furn,  etc,  1154  Front  st.  13  mos,  $050 
Herold  StoJL  Curtis,  feb  7,  furn  etc,  45 

Bryant  av,  4 mos $101 

Hanson  H to  C Williams,  feb  26,  furn,  etc, 

238  Austin  av,  5 mos $38 

Holman  C F to  J H Norton,  feb  23,  furn 

etc,  354  Hoyne  av $220 

Hovey  M J to  M L Pemberton,  feb  25, 
laundry,  04  S Desplaines  st,  3 mos . . . $33 
Hansen  HCtoW  N Alley,  Mch  1,  furn 

etc,  382  Ogden  a>,  6 mos $132 

Halvorsen  C and  M to  C Williams,  Mch  1, 

furn  etc,  26  N Clark  st,  5 mos $67 

Hart  H P to  C Williams,  Feb  27,  furn,  etc, 

383  Wells  st,  8 mos $65 

Holcomb  H F to  H A Block,  Mch  1,  facto- 
ry, 47  Jefferson  st $525 

Heck  C to  O P Snyder,  Feb  25,  furn  etc, 

300  Illinois  st,  6 mos $62 

Hannah  M E to  E W S Mackenzie,  Mch  1, 

furn  etc,  100  N Clark  st,  1 y $248 

Harlan  R A to  F N Leonard,  Mch  1,  sa- 
loon, 3842  Cottage  Grove  av,  9 mos,  $300 
Housen  M H to  M P Exelsen,  Feb  27, 

horses,  etc,  313  Noble  st,  1 y $150 

Hickey  J to  J Jacobs,  Mch  1,  horses,  etc, 

480  Wells  st,  1 $97 

Highland  D C R to  A R Towle,  feb  24, 

horses,  etc, , 16  mos $400 

Hulsart  C C to  W S Wharton,  feb  12, piano 

and  furn,  Kensington,  4 mos $187 

Henderson  C S and  F E to  W B Cowgill, 
Feb  20,  furn,  etc,  2718  Main  st,  3 mos, 


Irwin  T to  J Derner,  feb  23,  pool  table, 

etc,  1 y,  6% $100 

Jerkins  W to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  24,  furn 

etc,  3816  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $45 

Jacobs  C & L Nathan  to  S Myers,  feb  27, 

furn,  etc,  79  Dearborn  st,  2 yrs $500 

Jansen  A to  W K Steele,  Feb  27,  furn  etc, 

176  Ohio  st,  10  mos $103 

Johnson  J H to  O F Malcolm, , furn, 

etc,  6245  School  st,  6 mos $120 

Jurors  H to  J Borgersen, , wagon. 

furn,  etc,  Jefferson,  6 mos $500 

Johnsen  W J to  E S Babcock,  Feb  24,  den- 
tal office.  3037  State  st,  4 mos . $156 

Kane  P to  W W Charles,  Feb  24,  horses, 

etc,  b 83,  30  39  14,  4 mos $115 

Kurth  G A to  E G Uihlein,  Mch  1,  saloon, 

Jefferson,  2 yrs $500 

KDOChenmuss  G to  G Knochenmuss.feb  26, 

saloon,  etc,  Northfield,  1 y $100 

Kenney  Mto  A A Westergard,  Dec  19,  furn 

etc,  334  Randolph  st,  2 yrs $81 

Kell  O to  J H Spear,  Feb  25,  furn,  etc,^ 

1176  Milwaukee  av,  6 mos $68 

Kendrick  C W to  E Davis,  Mch  2,  horse, 

, 6 mos $70 

Kerr  M to  J Wy'man,  Feb  12,  furn  etc,  61 

Elizabeth  st,  6 mos $133 

Kelly  J to  W H King,  feb  26,  furn  etc, 

1715  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $75 

Kernohan  J to  J Wyman,  feb  25,  furn  etc, 

316  Burling  st,  4 mos $43 

Kimball  D M to  L G Kirkland,  feb  24, 

furn,  etc,  97  Lincoln  av,  5 mos $252 

Korth  B to  M L Pemberton,  feb  26,  Millin- 
ery store,  112  Wells  st,  2 mos $16 

Kreemer  E to  J Imhoff,  Feb  15,  furn,  etc, 

22  Quincy  st,  2 yrs $1,200 

Loehr  F to  W L Springer,  feb  17,  horses, 

etc,  679  Wells  st,  1 y $250 

Leavy  T to  T Flavin,  feb  17,  furn,  etc,  43 

Lake  st,  6 mos $100 

Lipscomb  B J to  W H King,  feb  14,  furn 

etc,  131  W Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $260 

Lauterbach  G to  G W Keller,  feb  23,  sa- 
loon, 20  N State  st,  14  mos $800 

Ludlow  W O to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  1,  144 

Hoyne  av,  6 mos,  furn $130 

Lacally  P to  M Hoeller,  Feb  8,  cigar  shop, 

69  Howe  st,  2 yrs $150 

Larson  C E to  O F Malcolm,  Feb  27,  furn 

etc,  605  N Halsted  st,  3 mos $140 

Lilies  T G to  W N Alley,  Mch  1,  furn  etc, 

14  Park  st,  3 mos $120 

Legge  J to  W N Alley,  Mch  1,  furn  etc, 

2978  Cottage  Grove  av,  3 mos $85 

Larson  L to  C Williams.  Mch  1,  furn  etc, 

279  W Ohio  st,  3 mos $197 

Lrczywyek  A to  P Majerska,  feb  19,  house 

98  Blackhawk  st,  1 y 

Legner  W to  W S Wharton,  Feb  15,  furn 

etc,  374  Noble  st,  4 mos $69 

Lind  C to  W H King,  Feb  24,  furn  etc,  57 

W Madison  st,  6 mos $64 

Morgan  K to  C J Shields,  Feb  27,  furn  etc, 

2421  State  st,  3 mos $61 

Mahr  J to  F Eckebrecht,  Feb  23,  mules, 
et.,  — Cly bourne  pi,  1 y $300 


Morton  C H to  E W 8 Mackenzie,  Feb  11, 

buggy,  340  Fulton  st,  4 mos $92 

Muhleisen  C to  H Mensching,  feb  27, cows, 

Wheeling,  2 yrs $522 

McEvoy  T to  O P Snyder,  Feb  27,  furn 

etc,  Lake  View,  6 mos $54 

Meltzer  J to  S Richardson,  Feb  25,  furn 

etc,  Jefferson,  5 mos $60 

Marth  E to  S Richardson,  Feb  25, furn  etc,^ 

176  Mohawk  st,  6 mos $72 

McConnell  W H to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  1, 

furn  etc,  22  Lexington  st,  3 mos $59 

Monroe  J to  C E Wyman,  Mch  1,  horse 

etc,  222  Jefferson  st,  6 mos $55 

Morrow  C B to  B Daniels,  Feb  27,  furn 

etc,  300  Jackson  st,  1 y $200 

Meyers  H T to  H M McIntosh.  Mch  2, 
horses,  etc,  283  W Jackson  st,  6 mos, 

$68 

Muzzy  A M to  O H Malcolm,  Feb  27, 

engine,  etc,  80  Van  Buren  st $132 

May  A to  H M McIntosh,  feb  25,  furn  etc, 

Lake,  3 mos $37 

Mulcaire  P to  C Williams,  feb  25,  horses, 

etc,  493  West  Indiana  st,  8 mos $425 

Miller  H to  L Tuerk,  feb  25,  furn,  etc, 

3570  Ellis  av,  60  ds $125 

Mansfield  M to  G A Hartman,  feb  25  furn 

L.etc,  76  Madison  st,  2 yrs $300 

Maier  J J to  J D Spear,  feb  25,  furn,  etc, 

, 6 mos $40 

McMillan  C to  M P Biddlecom,  Feb  27, 

furn  etc,  412  Carroll  av,  8 mos $200 

McKinley  A to  M A Wolcott,  Feb  20,  furn 

etc,  Hyde  Park $116 

Morrow  J J to  A B Magoun,  Mch  1,  furn, 

etc,  522  W 18th  st,  1 m $21 

Munk  J to  A Schaffhauser,  feb  23,  furn, 

etc,  87  Locust  st.  4 mos $36 

McNally  M J to  T Briske,  feb  25,  horse, 

etc,  1425  State  st,  Apl  1 $75 

Menzel  R to  M L Pemberton,  feb  26,  furn 

etc,  50  Wells  st,  3 mos $35 

Markus  B to  B Daniel,  , furn,  etc,  402 

Madison  st,  65  wks $195 

Miley  F to  M Moorehouse,  Feb  15,  furn 

etc,  589  14th  st $72 

Monroe  J C to  J E Goold,  Feb  24,  cab, etc, 

145  21st  st,  6 mos $500 

Meelstrup  R to  C Green,  Feb  24,  horses, 

etc,  43  Kinzie  st,  ly $300 

Marks  S to  J Hall,  Jan  28,  barber  shop,_ 

129  W Madison  st,  May  1 $57 

McCormick  J to  F J Mackey,  Feb  20,  furn 

etc,  247  W Taylor  st,  3 mos $26 

McDowd  J and  C to  L B Shields,  Feb  15, 

furn  etc,  374  Ontario  st,  6 mos $237 

Nash  L H to  L B Shields,  Feb  23,  furn  etc, 

160  W 12th  st,  Aug  1 $65 

Nelson  R R to  M Twiggs,  Feb  15,  furn  etc, 

16  Baxter  st,  5 mos $61 

Newcombe  J to  F Johnson,  Mch  , horse, 

, 4 mos $135 

Non  Bernowr  J to  S L Derby,  Dec  1,  barn, 

Kepotaw,  2 yrs $357 

Nelson  J to  W W Charles,  Feb  26,  furn  etc,^ 

211  Milwaukee  av  . . . $172 

Niemeyer  W H to  W Niemer,feb  26,  horses 

etc,  626  Wells  st,  2 yrs $10,000 

Newton  G H to  W N Alley,  Feb  27,  furn, 

etc,  3849  Vincennes  av,  4 mos $144 

Newmark  D A to  J Heyman,  feb  23,  furn 

etc,  195  Milwaukee  av,  demand $370 

Nelson  O J to  to  G Alles,  Feb  27,  house, 

270  N Market  st,  3 mos $530 

Neiner  A J to  C E Wyman,  feb  8,  furn  etc, 

278  W Harrison  st,  3 mos $32 

Norrie  W S to  C Williams,  feb  25  furn, 

etc,  18  Belknap  st,  5 mos $48 

Orr  W to  A J Snell,  Feb  23,  mules,  Jeffer- 
son, 6 mos $60 

Oetterer  F to  P Cure,  Feb  20,  horses,  etc. 

Orland,  2 yrs $1,173 

O’Connell  E to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  2, 

furn  etc,  2435  Archer  av,  6 mos $68 

Olander  L to  R Isham,  feb  23,  furn,  etc, 

163  Indiana  st,  3 mos $23 

Oppermann  A to  L W Fleisham,  Mch  1, 

dynamo, , 1 y $1,000 

Peters  W F to  H M McIntosh,  feb  26,  furn 

etc,  1451  Noble  av,  6 mos $40 

Peyton  D B to  M L Pemberton,  feb  26, 

furn,  etc’  2716  Dearborn  st,  4 mos $77 

Phillips  J to  J H Norton,  Feb  27,  furn  etc, 

103  S Hoyne  st $12,500 

Petterson  P to  C Williams,  feb  27,  buggy, 

etc,  422  W Chicago  av,  4 mos $46 

Peck  L to  F G Robinson,  Feb  26,  horses, 

, Oct  1.... $142 

Polk  J W to  A Schaffhauser,  febl9,  furn 

etc,  911  Lake  st,  5 mos $163 

Pearson  J to  J Cullen,  Feb  17,  furn,  etc, 

113  1-2  Aberdeen  st,  2 mos $59 

Peck  O B to  W H Peck,  Mch  3,  furn  etc, 

367  Park  av,  1 y $145 

Peterson  M to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  2, furn 
etc,  90  Bryson  st,  6 mos $42 


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129  & 131  SOUTH  ClilNTOM  ST., 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

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ETC.,  ETC. 

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For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


Pieboldt  W to  J Wyman,  Mch  2,  horse  etc, 

11  W'aller  st,  2 mos $335 

Pottswicz  A to  F J Mackey,  Feb  24,  house, 

51  Fry  st,  4 mos $67 

Petford  C to  S Richardson,  Feb  20,  furn, 

etc,  570  Warren  av,  6 mos $72 

Polk  W to  A B Magoun,  Feb  24,  fnrn,  etc, 

215  3d  av,  2 mos $42 

Patton  W D to  A B Magoun,  Mch  2,  furn 

etc,  Lincoln  and  Belden  avs $39 

Pianowski  F to  W Wecklinski,  Mch  2,  furn 

etc,  147  W Erie  st,  2 yrs  $200 

Prendergast  J to  V Blatz,  Mch  2,  saloon, 

167  4th  av,  6 mos $500 

Pratt  M to  T J O’Neil,  Feb  20,  furn,  etc, 

136  4th  av,  3 mos $142 

Quinn  J to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  1,  furn, 

etc,  137  Sibley  st,  6 mos $68 

Quirmbach  P to  M S Babcock,  Feb  4,  furn 

etc,  265  Maxwell  st,  2 mos  $56 

Ryan  A to  C Williams,  feb  26,  furn  etc, 

178  Peoria  st,  7 mos $47 

Russell  H A to  C H Choate,  Feb  22,  furn 

etc,  57  and  93  S Clark  st,  2 yrs $3,079 

Ronlo  J to  H Jackman,  feb  26,  horses,  etc, 

,4  mos $300 

Rohmatm  P to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co,  Jan  3, 

saloon,  574  Wells  st,  1 y $300 

Rategan  B to  J Engel,  feb  26,  furn  etc, 

1333  Wabash  av,  18  mos,  6% $2,000 

Rogers  C to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  1,  furn 

etc,  141  Ontario  st,  June  1 $29 

Roach  J M to  W S Lasher,  Mch  2,  restau- 
rant, 321  Clark  st,  3 mos $100 

Rettig  S to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Dec  30,  sa- 
loon, Jefferson,  Jan  1 $100 

Risser  W T to  C Williams,  Mch  2,  furn  etc, 

51  N May  st,  6 mos $40 

Rempath  H to  P F Kuefel,  Mch  2,  hat 

store,  721  Halsted  st,  10  mos $450 

Rauch  H to  P Cure,  Jan  28,  horses,  etc, 

Orland,  1 $185 

Reich  G to  S Richardson,  Feb  23,  furn, 

etc,  44  Clybourne  av,  3 mos $58 

Siegert  D to  F C Knoch,  Feb  24,  furn,  etc, 

162  Desplaines  st,  6 mos $65 

Shehan  J to  F J Mackey,  Feb  17  horses, 

etc,  202  Napoleon  pi,  5 mos $270 

Sweet  M A to  W Schimmel,  Feb  17,  furn 

etc,  45  Halsted  st,  1 y $300 

Snyder  A to  H Jichelowicz,  Feb  4,  dress, 
, wkly #‘ 


S25 


Scott  M J to  W Scott,  Feb  25,  cows,  etc, 

2924  Vernon  av $250 

Sieber  P J to  W H Rohrer,  Feb  22,  mules, 

etc,  Evanston,  6 mos $75 

Schillo  T M to  A R Breener,  Feb  23, horses 

etc,  131  Bissell  st,  3 mos $32 

Stahl  L H to  S Straus,  Feb  11,  furn  etc, 

292  W Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $150 

Stirling  J R to  F J Mackey,  Feb  19,  fnrn 

etc,  3324  Charlton  st,  3 mos $29 

Strickland  J N to  G Gates,  Mch  1,  furn 

etc,  448  Beering  av,  3 mos $81 

Smith  G F to  I Gelder,  Mch  1,  furn  etc, 

70  Adams  st,  60  ds $150 

Sloth  A to  C Williams,  Mch  2,  piano,  361 

27th  st,  4 mos $42 

Sugrue  A to  J Cullen,  feb  22,  fnrn  etc,  98 

Quincy  st,  6 mos $7  4 

Scott  W to  F J Mackey,  Feb  27,  furn,  etc, 

163  Napoleon  pi,  3 mos $50 

Sherman  C to  W T JohnsoD,  feb  24,  furn 

etc,  1046  Harrison  st,  7 mos $56 

Scobey  M D to  M C Hopkins,  feb  20,  furn 

etc,  408  Washington  bd,  6 mos $950 

Suchalski  F to  J Schilf,  Jan  19,  house,  233 

North  av $250 

Spothold  J to  V S Lovell,  feb  22,  horses, 

etc,  Hanover,  7 mos $80 

Sullivan  T to  J Wyman,  feb  25,  mules,etc, 

107  Michigan  st,  2 mos $93 

Sperry  Electric  Light  Motor  and  Car  Brake 
Co  to  J E Burke,  feb  25,  plant  complete, 

Galesburg,  demand $27,800 

Sperry  Electric  Light  Motor  and  Car 
Brake  Co  to  J E Burke,  feb  25,  dyna- 
mos, etc,  40  W Quincy  st, demand,  $27,800 
Squires  W H to  C J Shields,  feb  25,  piano, 

169  W7estern  av $38 

Smith  H T to  Rice,  Whitacre  & Co,  feb  25, 

generator,  196  W’ells  st,  3 mos $35 

Sands  W to  R Isham,  feb  17,  furn,  etc,  I 

Jefferson $36 

Strawbridge  J P to  C Williams,  feb  26, 
furn  etc,  420  WT  Madison  st,  4 mos  ....  $31 
Steffey  M and  D R to  J D Spear,  feb  24, 

furn,  etc,  167  Peoria  st,  4 mos $42 

Smith  W to  W N Alley,  feb  24,  fnrn  etc, 

485  S Clark  st $59 

Schroeder  E to  H Barrenscheen,  Mch  1, 

saloon,  Lake  View,  2 yrs $500 

Stotz  H to  Bartholomae  & L B Co,  Mch  1, 
furn  etc,  28  Willow  st,  2 yrs $200 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


Starrett  E to  O Robbins,  Feb  6,  turn  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  1 y $200 

Scott  W H to  W N Alley,  Feb  27,  furn  etc, 

161  N Market  st,  3 mos $36 

Sinclair  C F to  D Rankin,  Feb  26,  turn, 

etc,  81  S Clark  st,  4 mos $69 

Sovereign  C W to  S J Sovereign,  feb  25, 
dental  office,  cor  Clark  and  Madison  sts, 

23  mos,  pm $920 

Skillar  F to  W S Lasher,  feb  27,  furn,  etc, 

32  Abesdeen  st,  18  mos $475 

Sarner  S to  J W Reed,  Feb  26,  typewriter, 

208  La  Salle  st,  4 mos $58 

Taylor  W R R to  E P Read,  feb  26,  furn, 

etc,  15  N May  st,  4 mos $301 

Taylor  S to  M L Harris,  Jan  19,  barber 

shop, , 23  mos $355 

Temple  A S to  C Williams.  Feb  24,  furn 

etc,  529  W Polk  st,  9 mos $140 

Tuohy  J D to  A F Temple,  Feb  24,  piano, 

18  Ogden  av,  5 mos $62 

Upton  C M to  S Upton,  Dec  29,  books  etc, 

151  Wabash  av,  2 yrs,  6$ $6,000 

Ulrich  H to  E Emerick,  feb  19.  saloon  etc, 

, 2 yrs $850 

Van  Norstrand  F C to  W W Gurley,  feb 

25,  furn  etc,  177  N State  st,  6 mos.  .$225 
Van  Wagener  E C to  M A Wolcott,  Feb  25, 

furn,  etc, , 6 mos $55 

Viedeman  J R to  W S Lasher,  Mch  1,  furn 

etc,  Jefferson,  5 mos $50 

White  P L to  J Leahy,  Mch  1,  dry  goods, 

538  Davis  st,  4 mos $155 

Windhort  C to  H G Martens,  Feb  27,  sa- 
loon, 158  Blue  Island  av,  10  mos $50 

Wilder  G R to  J W Lusk,  Feb  27,  stone, 

, 3 mos $69 

Wiggins  W to  A A Westergard,  feb  15, 

piano,  1309  Wabash  av,  6 mos $101 

Wallace  W to  J Wyman,  Feb  27,  horses, 

11  N Halsted  st,  6 mos $174 

Wagner  P W to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  1, 
horses,  etc,  Addison  st  and  Southport 

av,  6 mos $162 

Wilson  L B to  J R Coulter,  feb  26,  furn, 

etc,  477  1-2  Clark  st,  Nov  24 $466 

Watson  C H to  A Schaffhauser,  Feb  27, 
furn,  etc,  373  Wiucbester  av,  2 mos. . .$45 
Woolsey  R to  F J Mackey,  Feb  25,  furn 

etc,  721  37th  ct,  4 mos $35 

Wilson  L B to  S Rothschild’s  Sons,  Feb 

24,  saloon,  477  >4  Clark  st,  15  mos $905 

White  T H to  H M McIntosh,  feb  24,  furn 

and  piano,  143  Hoyne  av $575 

Wrigvist  A P to  Smith  & Gustafson,  feb 

26,  furn  etc,  267  N Franklin  st,  3 mos. 
$25 

Winslow  G to  R Nickelson,  feb  25,  saloon, 

235  S Wood  st,  2 yrs $120 

Wehr  H to  P SchoenhofA  Brg  Co,  feb  25, 

saloon,  26  N Canal  st,  1 y $225 

Waller  C to  P Konn,  feb  20,  horse,  etc,  232 

N Franklin  st,  May  1 $30 

Waples  M to  W W Pound,  feb  25,  horse, 

etc,  Hoyne  and  Van  Buren  sts $65 

Westcott  A to  F J Mackey,  Mch  1,  furn, 

etc,  185  20th  st,  4 mos $37 

Woodruff  E J to  F J Mackey,  Feb  18,  furn 

etc,  787  Adams  st,  Apl  29 $87 

White  W H to  D Rankin,  Mch  1,  furn  etc, 

128  W Randolph  st,  6 mos $65 

Wright  L M and  J M to  L B Shields,  Mch 

2,  piano,  479  Warren  av,  6 mos $63 

Warner  S to  H Ormsby,  Mch  1,  saloon,  61 

W Madison  st $350 

Ward  H to  C Williams,  Mch  2.  horses  etc, 

2756  Archer  av,  7 mos $200 

Weber  H to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  2,  horses 

etc,  Rogers  Park,  6 mos $162 

Williams  G W to  W S Lasher,  Mch  1,  furn, 

418  Cedar  st,  3 mos $50 

Wheeler  M W to  G P Kinney,  Mch  — , 

furn,  etc,  835  N Clark  st,  Apl  5 $250 

Walter  P to  S Richardson,  Feb  23,  furn 

etc,  485  Larrabee  st,  6 mos $72 

Wirt  N to  F J Mackey,  reb  23,  furn,  etc, 

459  State  st,  4 mos $67 

Walker  J to  F J Mackey,  Feb  22,  horse  etc 

1239  State  st,  2 mos $33 

Whitely  W J to  L B Shields,  reb  24,  furn 

etc,  231  W Madison  st,  6 mos $131 

Wiggan  E D to  W S Wharton,  Jan  23, 
furn  etc,  1694  Clark  st,  3 mos $57 


ASSIGNMENTS. 

Covert  G H to  B Rosenberg,  Feb  24,  shirts, 
177  State  st.  Assets  $10,000,  liabilities 
$10,000. 

Hicks  G S to  D L Perry,  Mch  1.  No 

Schedules $— — 

| Mortgages.  | 

HILLS  or  SALE 

Bourdeau  J to  R Robertson,  feb  18,  house, 
etc,  Englewood $1,900 

Burke  W J to  H Rem  path,  Feb  27,  store, 
etc,  721  S Halsted  st $1,100 


Becker  L and  F to  J Hager,  Jan  9,  house, 

etc,  639  14th  st $500 

Chicago  Adjustable  Bustle  Co  to  L Mc- 
Guire, Feb  24,  stock  in  trade,  etc,  112 

Dearborn  st $1,000 

Chadwick  H to  H H Martindale,  June  1, 

furn,  etc,  175  Dearborn  st $350 

Campbell  B to  J B Jeffrey,  feb  26,  outfit 

of  “ Clio,” $750 

Curran  W jr,  to  W Burke,  feb  24,  furn  etc, 

729  Halsted  st $1 

Carey  & West  to  S Carey,  Dec  14,  tinshop, 

$600 

Dammeraw  J C to  A J Snell,  Apl  27, 

horses,  etc,  820  Milwaukee  av $250 

Dodge  W B to  N G Morgan,  feb  20,  pt  b 

5,  3 38  14,  2 yrs,  7% $7,300 

Friederich  F to  C F Friedrich,  Feb  13. 

piano,  280  N Hoyne  st $100 

Goldstine  J to  D Goldstine,  Feb  27,  groc- 
eries, 3556  State  st $1,100 

Hogg  J to  P A Hogg,  feb  26,  printing 

office,  Lake  and  Jefferson  sts $1,150 

McLean  A to  B Smith,  Jan  7,  saloon,  70  S 

Canal  st $700 

Magee  A to  J Smith,  Mch  1,  furn  etc,  196 

Van  Buren  st $200 

McDonnell  B D to  P M Conboy,  July  1, 

horses,  etc, $1,200 

McGuire  L to  H M Pense,  Feb  24,  stock 

in  trade,  etc,  112  Dearborn  st $1,000 

Mulder  C to  P Vander  May,  Jan  20, 

houses,  etc,  868  Lake  st $3,000 

McMilly  B and  M to  A Kane,  Nov  23,  sa- 
loon, 8 Rush  st $1 

Notte  J F to  G Logan,  Mch  1,  cigar  store, 

151  Kinzie  st $200 

Noonan  J P to  E Dufont,  feb  27,  furn  etc, 

260  Halsted  st $1,000 

Peacock  T B to  Larson  & Nohlander,  Feb 

22,  market,  5413  Wentworth  av $150 

Raymond  J C to  E Raymond,  feb  26,  furn 

etc,  74  N Clark  st $200 

Robinson  S W to  A H Robinson,  Dec  14, 

boiler,  etc $160 

Sperry  Electric  Light  Motor  and  Car  Brake 
Co  to  J E Burke,  feb  25,  dynamos,  etc, 

40  W Kinzie  st $27,800 

Sovereign  S J to  C W Sovereign, , 

dental  office,  Methodist  Church  blk,  $960 
Sallwasser  W to  C Nermann,  Feb  27,  cut- 
lery repair  shop,  277  Madison  st. . .$1,000 
Schlott  H F to  C Schokerecht,  Jan  19;  sa- 
loon, 355  W Chicago  av $450 

Toft  C to  Franz  Falk  Brg  Co,  Jan  27,  sa- 
loon, California  and  North  avs $1 

Thompson  T to  C Thompson,  Feb  24, 

groceries,  346  W Indiana  st $524 

Utesch  M to  E Hoefke,  Feb  15,  house,  16 

W 19th  st $800 

Wolny  J to  E A Carter,  Dec  5,  furn  etc, 
Cummings $1 

JUDGMESTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

96597  M Wheeler  v Edward  H Broad.  Mo 

n t denied  and  judgt,  $250. 

97057  Edwin  S Wheeler  v Joseph  W E Lud- 
ington.  On  ver,  $2,641.62  and  sci  fa. 
93716  Henry  C McDowell  v Chicago  Driving 
Park.  On  ver,  $375. 

93768  Frank  Hahn  v Christian  F Harder. 
$10  and  proc. 

93675  Will  H Lyford  v Hutchinson  Furnace 
and  S C Co.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt, 
$2,350.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 
92643  Henry  Pilgrim,  use  etc.  v John  Pil- 
grim. Same  and  judgt,  $2,666. 

93677  Theodore  H Rhodes  et  al  v Loomis 
T Palmer  and  Frederick  McQuigg.  Plff 
remits  $566.77,  and  mo  n t denied  and 
judgt,  $546.76. 

93714  Peter  Serhaut  v Frank  Pivec.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt,  $565.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

4682  Charles  Benson,  admr  of  John  Benson 
v North  Chicago  Rolling  Mill  Co.  On 
findg.  $250.  Satisfied. 

101770  Charles  B Kirkpatrick  v C C Ry  Co. 

On  findg,  $350.  Satisfied. 

94502  Benjamin  D Eisendrath  et  al  v Jacob 
Rohn.  By  defit,  $84.85. 

94414  Carolina  Busse,  extrx  of  A Busse  v 
Andrew  J Griggs.  By  agreemt,  $273.11. 
92771  John  D Parsons  et  al  v Edward  J Hill, 
Henry  S Austin  and  Thos  Cratty.  By 
defit,  $2,000  debt  and  $1,174.48  das,  debt 
to  be  dischgd,  etr. 

96651  Ezekiel  Plowsky  et  al  v Solomon  T 
Abelson.  By  agreemt,  $192.50. 

100828  Benjamin  Liudauer  et  al  v S Vehon. 

By  defit,  $388.60,  no  exn. 

101402  Wm  E Iselin  et  al  v Albert  and  Ed- 
ward Harzfield  and  Samuel  Friend.  By 
defit,  $704.94. 

101026  Herman  Barth  et  al  v Thomas  Gan- 
non and  James  McGrath.  Same,  $629.31. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

/ 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 

Cor.  Curtis  St.  CHICACO.  ELL. 


101027  Robert  Kausske  et  al  v Same.  Sa  me 
$444. 

101594  James  Reid  v Meadowcroft. 

Same,  $304.75. 

101651  Addison  B Gillmore  v George  G.  Wil- 
son. By  agreemt,  $509. 

101344  Charles  Grout  et  al  v T E Fleischer. 
By  defit,  $781.07. 

101345  Peter  Miland  v Same.  $387.20. 
101398  Peshtigo  Co  v Mathias  Valk.  By 
defit,  $273.35. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

55591  Berthold  Galland  et  al  v Frederick 
Barber  and  Charles  H Hartman.  By  defit, 
$310.40. 

51264  G W Brethauer  v E R P Shurley.  On 
findg,  $1,428.20. 

51291  Francis  B Marshall,  use,  etc,  v E W 
Ladd.  On  ver,  $319. 

55699  W V A Stoll  v John  Griffiths.  On  findg, 
$50. 

45810  Nathan  Swett  v Martin  Berkowitz. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $100. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5498  Whiting  G Press  v John  Pischzak.  On 
findg,  $181.23.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
30  ds. 

5655  Wm  P Prentiss  v John  J Prentiss,  jr. 
On  findg,  $371. 

6447  Nathan  Saunders  v Charles  Cherry. 
By  defit,  $385.27. 

6394  D J Whiting,  assignee,  v S P Richards. 
Judgt  $715.83  revived. 

CIROTIT  COURT. 

46707  James  Hogg  v Charles  R Vandercoch. 
On  ver  $70.90. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

92715  Ann  E Webster  v S James  Springer. 
On  findg.  $699.28. 

93632  Same  v Same.  Same,  $458.32. 


REAL  ESTATE  LAW. 


ing  to  support  the  vendor  and  his  wife. 
The  party  seeking  specific  performance  of 
a contract  for  the  conveyance  of  land  must 
have  performed  his  part  of  it.  If  he  refuses 
or  neglects  to  do  so  he  can  not  compel 
specific  performance  of  it. 


Suburban  Improvements. 

HYDE  PARK. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  a sidewalk 
on  both  sides  of  Cottage  Grove  ave.,  from 
72d  to  75th  sts;  also  on  the  west  side  of 
Prairie  ave.  from  42d  to  43rd  sts. 

An  ordinance  dividing  the  village  of  Hyde 
Park  into  24  elective  precincts. 

An  ordinance  for  a street  railway  on  63rd 
st.  from  State  st.  to  Stony  Island  av. 


How  to  Decorate. 

Beautiful  work  is  now  displayed  in  clock 
cases,  pedestal  style;  the  design  being  an 
important  modification  of  those  of  former 
times. 

Cut-glass  table  bells  are  new  and  novel. 

A decided  improvement  has  been  invented 
in  screen  frames.  It  is  a fine  wire  rolling 
screen,  to  be  placed  in  the  top  of  a window 
frame  over  the  lower  sash  and  rolls  up  like 
an  ordinary  shade.  It  need  not  be  removed 
during  the  winter  but  rolled  up  out  of  sight, 
and  does  not  interfere  with  the  raising 
and  lowering  of  the  window. 

The  luxury  of  color  is  seen  in  glass  tazzas, 
vases  and  bottles  of  the  cameo  glass,  the 
tinted  opal,  golden  green  and  amber  and 
the  ice-frosted  wine  jugs. 

Brass  tables  of  the  various  forms  are 
charming  accessories  to  the  drawing-room., 

Brass  waiters  and  tea-kett'es  brighten  up 
the  five  o’clock  tea-tables. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 


The  Illinois  Central  Railroad  Company  v. 

Theodore  W,  Thompson.  Filed  at  Mt. 

Vernon,  Jan.  — , 1886. 

Use  and  occupation.— -If  a party  contin- 
ues to  occupy  and  use  premises  after  being 
notified  by  the  owner  that  if  he  does  so  he 
will  be  expected  to  pay  rent,  he  thereby 
becomes  liable  to  the  owner  to  pay  rent 
therefor. 

Charles  Weingaertner  et  al.  v.  Melchoir 

Pabst  et  al.  Filed  at  Mt.  Vernon,  Jan. 

1886. 

Specific  performance — Where  the  owner 
of  land,  being  old  and  infirm,  made  a con- 
tract with  his  daughter  and  son-in-law,  that 
if  they  would  come  and  reside  with  him, 
maintain  and  support  him  and  his  wife 
during  their  lives,  and  improve  the  land,  he 
would,  by  his  will,  devise  the  same  to  them 
upon  condition  the  son-in-law  should  within 
two  years  after  the  death  of  the  father-in-law 
or  that  of  his  wife,  in  case  she  should  sur- 
vive him,  pay  each  of  his  other  children  a 
certain  sum,  but  instead  thereof  devised  the 
land  to  his  other  children:  Held,  that  the 
son-in-law  was  not  entitled  to  a specific 
performance  against  the  devisees  without 
paying  the  other  children  the  sums  so  se- 
cured to  them  by  the  contract. 

A contract  for  the  sale  or  transfer  of  land 
by  will  to  a party  in  consideration  that 
such  party  would  support  the  vendor  and 
his  wife  for  and  during  their  respective 
lives,  will  not  be  specifically  enforced  when 
such  party  refused  to  perform  his  undertak- 


Marcli H. 

Lot  7 b 1 in  Sheldon  & Parker’s  sub  of  sec  28  39  14. 
Margaretha  Abel.  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  2 in  sub  of  lot  113  in  Bronson’s  add  to  Chicago 
E J Whitehead,  Master.  L A. 

Lot  46  in  S S White’s  sub  of  b 8 in  Johnston  & Lee’s 
sub  of  ;he  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39 14.  John  T Noyes,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 

Lot  6 in  b 15  of  the  sub  in  sec  33  38  12.  J R Custer, 
Master.  L N. 

An  nnd  A part  of  s 20  ft  of  lot  10  in  sub  of  lot  71  in 
e part  of  Ellis’  add.  Janies  Leach,  Guardian.  L N. 

March  9. 

Lot  84  in  Spafford’s  sub  of  part  of  se  qr  of  sec  13  39 

13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  32  in  plat  in  R W Rawson’ssub  of  se  qr  of  ne 
of  se  qr  of  sec  13  39 13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Sub-lot  3 and  4 of  Cosgrove's  sub  of  lots  1 and  2 b 
27,  Evanston;  also  sub-lot  2 of  lots  11  and  12  in  b 9 
and  lots  8 and  9 in  b 10  of  Dingee  & McDaniel’s  re-sub 
of  b 3 6 9 10  and  s half  of  8 in  Wilmette;  also  lots  1 2 
and  3 in  re-sub  of  B’s  4 and  5 in  same;  also  lot  2 in  b 
5 in  same;  also  lots  5 and  6 in  b 17  and  lots  2 3 4 and 
5 in  b 14  in  same;  ; also  lot  4 of  Assessor’s  Div  of  se 
qr  of  sec.  14  41  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  11  in  b 1 in  Myrick’s  addn,  being  a sub  of  part 
of  se  frac  qr  of  sec  27  39  14.  A F Stevenson,  Master. 
L N. 

March  lO. 

Westerly  half  of  lot  48  in  Desplaiues;  also  Hie  u 
A of  lot  2 in  b 7 in  Parson  & Lee’s  addn,  being  part 
of  sec  17  41 12.  Geo  IV  Moser  admr.  LA. 

That  part  of  lot  69  in  Hall’s  sub  of  b 27  in  CT’ssub 
of  w half  of  ne  A of  sec  17  39  14.  W B Okeson,  Sped 
Com.  L A. 

Lots  30  and  31  except  n 4 ft  thereof  in  Jas  Smith’s 
sub  of  w half  of  b 90  in  C T’s  sub  of  w half  of  sec  27 
39  14.  Jos  Rathborue,  Guard’n.  L N. 

March  15. 

Lot  16  lot  17  and  e 16  ft  of  lot  18,  in  b 2 in  Davis’ 
sub  of  b 3 in  Lymau  Larned  and  Woodbridge's  sub 
of  e half  of  nw  qr  nw  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  11  38  14.  H 
L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Und  '3  of  lot  33  in  b 32  in  Stinson’s  sub  of  sec  19  39 

14.  Saiu’l  Stein,  Guard’n.  L N. 


H.  O.  COULSON 


. -v.  Trv.it  fit if  iTl 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

‘A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


A1,°  make  aspec^,ty  in  P^K  "p  Elizabeth  St.',  be^een'Ta"^  and  Randolph. 

Office  and  Factory^N^xabeth^ 

If  you  want  to  save  your  Walls,  put  up  Room  Mouldings^ 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ikon  Oobnioes,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319-321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
RoofiDg  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market 


YARD  PRICES-OAR  LOTS  lIlt v 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS  MIXED  LENGTHS-ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch •••••• 

1st  and  2d  clear.  194  and  1 Vi  inche 
3d  clear,  114,  1V4  and  2 inches  . . 

A select,  114  and  114  inches 

A select,  2 inches 

B select,  114,  144  and  2 inches 
2x4  clear  and  select,  together  . 

2x4  B,  select  

2x6  clear  and  select 

2x8 

All  one  length,  *1  extra. 


ONE-INCH  FINISHING— MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

48  00 
43  00 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 


9 no 
11  00 


2 45 
2 60 
2 40 
2 35 
2 25 


Pickets,  flat,  common  .... 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run..  . . ...  --  1H  .. 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  . .. . . . 18  00 

, i/  dressed  and  headed,  selected  . . . -1  >> 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  60 

2/4 -inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 

Extra  A 

Standard  A 

Extra  Cedar  

Standard  Cedar 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths  f,o614  50 

” ” ....12  506-16  00 

’•  ” 12  504 n 00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths • • 11  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width uu 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS 

Dry 


2 00 


1st  and  2d  clear 

3d  clear - - q7  ,.n 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward ...  •’ ' 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 3b  0 ) 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  uu 

B select,  ^ u 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS— ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft £3  00 

c YYY.Y.Y.YYY.Y.Y.Y... 33  oo 

D stock,  i‘i,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

■>18  ft 23  00 

D 20  f uu 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 
16  feet 

BOX  BOARDS— MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

-o  43  00 

G 33  00 

D i 1 ’ 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 
B 
C 

A clear,  4-inch 
B 
C 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 
10  feet 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 
B,  4-inch 

B,  6-inch 

C,  6-inch 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 
B 
0 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear 
A siding  strips 
A flooring  strips 
B „ „ 

C 

BEaDED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 
A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 

B 

c 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  '%-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  94 -inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  94  insh  , 6 inch 


SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  *4  6 inch,  7 feet ,0” 

% 7 inch,  7 feet 

% 8 inch,  7 feet 

14  8 inch,  7 feet M 

14  9,  10, 11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long .7 

4 inch,  round,  full  length “ 

5 inch,  round,  full  length i” 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 

8 inch,  round,  full  length  " 

20  feet,  per  inch 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

Thicker2"’ dry  1 and  21/2  in  v:::::*25  S oo 

Cull  ’. '.  ’ ' '.  ’ ■ s 00@10  00 

OAK. 

lstandod  20  00@22  00 

Common  14  00@16  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@2?“ 

To  S> 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection 

1 of  orvrl  Od  65  00(®7U  UU 

Common''''  43  00648  00 

24  00628  00 

S^od ™ oo@75  00 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  22  00@24  00 

S SSgS  SS 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 00g«  00 

“ “ thick 65  006  70  00 

Cull 10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

0,ear  20  00@21  00 

ai  SSI1!  ^ 

HICKORY. 


25  00@30  00 
10  00 


32  00 


SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet . 

A siding 

B 


22  00 
. . . 20  50 
. ..  19  50 


14  00 

Fencing  siding  10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8- inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDB. 

Common  boards,  10, 12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  194  and  144-inch 13  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sidas.  *1  50. 


STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 

FURNITURE. 

194  LaSalle  St„  - - ■ CHICAGO,  ILL 

Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order. 


1st  and  2d 

Cull 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 

1st  and  2d,  194  in  and  w 

BASSWOOD. 

Good  16  00618  00 

5 00@  6 00 

Merchantabie::::::: 13  00614  00 

BIRCH. 

Good 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good : 

Cull 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 

Merchantable 

BEECH. 

Good 

Cull 

Log  run 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

Log  run 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling. 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring no 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch -1  °‘ 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00629  ,.i 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  00 

..  “ rough ,...52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHINGLES— REDWOOD. 

F ancy  shapes  Butt*  price  pr  bdl f ™ 

aquareButts  4'60  Pr  M 


32  00(935  00 
35  0C@37  50 


20  00@25  00 

15  00@17  00 
8 00 

14  00@16  00 
12  00 

14  00@15  00 

12  00 

23  00@25  00 
6 00(6  10  00 
13  00(5)15  00 

30  00  @35  00 


22  00@24  00 
19  00@20  00 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


NGRAVING  photograph- 

NO  DRAWING  REQUIRED- 
NO  HAND  WORK  NECESSARY. 
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JOECKT  NORTHEN- 

‘‘The  Practical  Furnace  Man.” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Sebvoss,  Nobthen  & Co. 
UlNtTEAOTUBEB  AND  DEALEB  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER.” 

The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  iti, 


E.  E.  NOYES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 
Metal  Skylights. 

Tin  and  Slate  Roofing,  Smoke  Stacks,  eto. 

33-35  W.  Madison  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Contracts  taken  in  City  or  Country. 
Prompt  work  and  prices  to  suit  the  times. 

Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICAGO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE. 

Mural 


A.  1ST  ID 


A.  H.  ANDREWS  & CO.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 


Manufacturers 
of  fiLe 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

s.nd  Railings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Fine  Brass  Work, 

—AS— 

Railway  Gates,  Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc..  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE. 


Ceiling 

DECORATORS. 

Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave.  cor 
N.  Hnlsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR^-ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


J.MANZ&CO. 


iisrsuiR^iEsrciEi  ^cb-etstg'Y' 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  do.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So'e  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAZE  STITT. 

J.  H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 

N.  A.  Boynton,  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  u Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ; which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


Telephone  No.  ^353 


METROPOLITAN 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICACO. 


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Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

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Sparham  & Shepherd, 

Sole  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 

Roofing! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

(Caff  Building.) 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  - - - - ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
and  STEAM-FITTING, 

No.  9 Arcade  Court, 

Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICAGO, 

jsfr—  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


National  Sheet  Metal  Roofing  Co. 

Organized  under  Charter  granted  by  State  of  Tennessee,  September  30, 1S82. 

SOLE  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

WALTERS’  PATENT  METALLIC  ROOFINC  AND  SIDING  PLATES. 


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We  claim  for  this  Hoof  the  following  very  essential 
points  which  no  other  sheet  metal  roof  has : 

1.  Rain-proof,  without  being  put  together  in  continuous  sheets. 

2.  Storm-Proof.  It  allows  air  to  pass  through  freely  from  underneath. 

3.  It  can  be  taken  o ft',  and  relaid  with  absolutely  no  wastage. 

4.  The  only,  absolutely  rain  and  storm  proof  sheet  metal  roof  that  ccntinues 

so  from  the  time  it  is  applied. 

5 The  strongest  roof  in  the  world  made  from  sheet  metal, 
fi.  No  cleets.  Half  sheets  or  shorts,  to  commence  at  eaves. 

7.  A tin  roof,  ready  to  he  applied  without  skilled  labor,  or  expensive  tools. 

8.  A roof  in  which  contraction  and  expansion  is  provided  for  in  each  separate 

9.  A roof  applied  without  the  use  of  solder,  mallets,  seamers,  tongs,  or  fire 

about  the  building. 

< 10.  1 roof  that  is  painted  by  a dipping  process,  in  which  every  particle  of  the 
shingle  is  thoroughly  painted  before  applying. 

11.  A roof  that  has  two  designs  in  one— a perfect  hexagon  and  a complete  arrow 
which  can  he  ornamented  when  desired. 


12. 


P.  S.-We  have  just  been  awarded  FIRST  PREM 


The  lightest  roor  in  the  world,  and  perfectly  tire,  storm  and  wind  proof. 

IUM  and  COLD  MEDAL  at  the  World’s  Exposition  New 


Orleans,  La.  „ ,,  . 

L.  D.  CORTRIGHT,  Western  Agent,  122  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— real  estate  and  loans 
MISCELLANEOUS  MATTER 

TABLES— Architects’  Reports  of  New  Building  and  Prices  of  Bldg  Material . . 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  MARKET 

THE  RECORD ^ 

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SUBURBAN  AND  COUNTY  TRANSFERS VI1 

TRUST  DEEDS  AND  MORTGAGES ^ 111 

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CHATTEL  MORTGAGES X 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS XI 

ADVERTISEMENTS XH 


iv  Contractors  and  Builders,  Hardware  and  Lum- 
ber Dealers,  Architects  and  Tax-payers, 
should  Examine  the  Table 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  granolithic  Co., 
Room  37—184  Dearborn  St. 


1ST.  Al.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 


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F.  BUCHANAN. 


Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 

219  E.  Washington  St. 


BRANCH  YARD: 

Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

UNIVERSAL  FURNACE.  Real  Estate,  Loans, 

Most  Powerful  and  Economical. 

306  Ogden  Ave.,  Chicago 


Renting,  Insurance. 

92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON 

Dealers  in  % 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash  Ave., CHICAGO. 


9 Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


nn.  nnwnori  9 nnroc  ft /I I™  Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  IVI&nufcLCturinQ  v0.?  manufacturers  of 

- _ . ■■  n 1 u m o n*  . . . I tn.  Dnnm  Hoorn'Cltirm  a Snpcialfv. 


PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 

Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice. No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 


Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 


175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  M.  Moore. 


T.  H.  Websteb. 


S.  M.  MOORE  & CO., 

Insurance  Agents. 

Represent  the  ORIENT  INSURANCE  OO.,  Hartford,  Conn.  LION  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO., 
London,  Eng.  LOUISVILLE  UNDERWRITERS,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Insurance  on  Dwellings,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all  classes  of  desirable  risks  at  reasonable  rates. 

South  east  corner  LaSalle  and  Madison  Streets.  CHICAGO.  


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E.  WYATT  & CO..  ROOFERS  ! 4525 

TELEPHONE-9925.  ^ 


OFFICE  AND  WAREROOMS: 

to  4531  STATE  ST. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hosliins 


ANALYTICAL 


Chemists  and  Assayers, 


81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water.  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt, 


Water  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 


Water  proof  and  Fira  Proof. 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15.  150  l.aSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.)  nx 
Telephone  883.  > 


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DIRECTORY 

— OP  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 

A LLES,  JOHN,  JK.,  Suburban  Heal  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 

ANDERSON.  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 

153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Stieet. 

BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  162  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Pnblic. 

J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  OBUICKSHAN  K. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 84  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - • ILLINOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 


BiR.O'WKT,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 


CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  slreets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


Oh  -A.  CLAUSSENIUS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 


COLE,  M.  1.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated.  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Bik), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 


"W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  Sl  CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


D 


REYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  88  Washington  street. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Bik,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Real  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  93  Fifth 
Ave.,  Room  1,  Chicago. 

f t OODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


Gr 


OODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 


OODRIDGE,  EDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
VT  Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago. 
Reference  since  1858 : Traders’  Bank. 


a KEEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Borde.i  Block. 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 


G 


RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 


UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
XT  38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street,  i 


/ 1 ROSS,  S.  E.  & CO.,  136  Clark  stret,  corner  Madi- 
\X  son.  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a 
specialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


TT AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
11  street,  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 

HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Heal  Estate,  Loans  and  House  Renting. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  PeOria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

TTRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
IV  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected;  taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 

77' RAFT  & GREEN  ACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
XV  and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 

T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

W31.  LEAGUE  A CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

T YMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
Jj  25,  101  Washington  St.*,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 

11  TAGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
1?X  La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 

MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13,  CHICAGO. 

NATHAN  & JACOBS, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 

/7SBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 
\_7  Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

T)ARROTT,  JAMES  J. — Real-Estate  and  Loans— 
X Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 

T>ATTERSON,  THOMAS  E„  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
J Rooms  96  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  U08  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St.,  - Chicago. 

77  EDFIELD  C.  S, — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
Xt  ance,  6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 

77 IEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 
JLt  Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS' 

Room  8,  M2  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

OCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
O kers,  79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

OCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
IO  Fifth  ave.,  Staats  ZeitungBldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 

QCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
0 Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 

QTEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
0 Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a speci 

riJHORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
X Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7. 
Chicago. 

riUDHOLM,  AUG,,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
_L  Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

202  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


VIERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans;  buys, 
sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 


■y^ALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

116  Monroe  Street. 


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EBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  7,  111  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  Sc  CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

162  LaSalle  St.,  Room  1?,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S,  Wheeler,  Jr. 

HEELER  & CO.,  Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting 
Room  9- -157  Washington  St. 


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Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


j^ayton,  k.  p.  | 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 

IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 


AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 


OYES,  E.  E.,  33  and  35  W.  Madison  Street. 


Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Fbeer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 

J . M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  156  La  Salle  St. 

WM.  J.  B R AC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

Packing  Boxes 

and  a'l  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caleimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  _.  . 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 


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BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

MARBLE  PLACE, 

Rear  of  194  JLa  Salle  St., 

Bet.  Monroe  and  Adams  Sts. 

Stores  and  Offices  Fitted  up  on  Short  Notice. 

Losses  adjusted  for  Fire  Insurance  Companies. 


SEWING-MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


PERFECT  SATISFACTION 


Net  Erne  Sewing  Machine  Co. 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


Patent  Glacier 

Window  Decoration. 

The  most  perfect  substitute  for 

Stained  Ground  and  Ornamental  Glass. 

Designs  suitable  for  Churches,  Dwellings  and  all 
purposes.  Cheap,  beautiful  and  durable.  Also  let- 
ters and  numbers  for  signs.  House  numbers  and  an-  | 
nouncements  on  glass  of  every  description  at  very 
low  prices.  Circulars,  samples,  price  lists  and  esti- 
mates free  on  application  to 

SEFTON  & STEERE,  Agents. 

377  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


Sewer 


RHOADS  & mil 

I 07  i.a  a 1 1 e Street. 
Yards — 89  N.  Elizabeth  St. 
85th  at  Ja  & S.  M.  S.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  OLAY. 


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RE&D  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REiAL  ESTATE. 

RAILWAY  BONOS  FOR  SALE 

JOSIAIl  H.  REED,  HORACE  A.  HURLBDT 
11  Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago 

Room  2 165  Washington  St. 


8.  H.  KEUFuO'i:. 


, H.  KF.RFGOl  » ' 


ESTABLISHED  1852. 


Chicago  Ileal  Estate  Office  of 

S.  H.  KERPQQT  & CO. 

91  DEARBORN  ST. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


Snow  & Dickinson 


Jbiosul  E jpjt.fl.t.fi  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 


H.  C.  Zuttermeister. 


C.  H.  Puscheck. 


H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

; 818  S.  EhLSTED  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL  ; 

Property  in  all  parts  or  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rente 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
retiable  companies. 

tfe  ‘ Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 


C.  U.  GORDON, 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


C.  [J.  GORDON  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

79  Dearborn  Street, 

Rooms  70  and  71 

Unity  Building,  CHICAGO. 

North  and  South  Side  Residence  Property 
a Specialty. 

0.  H.  BROOKS, 

Dealer  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Acre  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
Railway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


WM.  F.  LUBEKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

123  La  Salle  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
Sale  and  General  Management  of  J 
Real-Estate. 


ft'm  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

©C  Yishington  St.,  Chicago. 
REAL  BME,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

•*i « 1 ti""  irivf*p  t,  flhe  interests  of  non -resign*- 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 


I NO  LI  KNKJH  t 


ja5.  ol.  MARSHAL' 


H.  G.  MOREY  & CO., 

4EAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

> Washington  Street,  - - - Chicago 

Estates  managed,  Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid. 

We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  ol  noft 


'esi  dents 

D.  G.  HAMILTON 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  LT.,  CHICAGO 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Puj  Taxes. 

f g - We  give  apec;.-'  Attention  to  ilie  Interests  of  Nor 
tesidente.  References  given  if  desired. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
ONE,  FOUR,  USTIKTE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

140  MADISON  STREET. 


P.  E.  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

9G  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


E.  S.  DREYER  & GO, 

BANKERS, 

Loans  * and  * Real  * Estate, 

88  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Thos.  B.  Bryan, 

President. 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas. 


John  D.  Jennings, 

Vice-President. 
F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r. 


The  Mutual  Trust  Society 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other  Bonds; 
the  F.xecution  of  Trusts;  the  Investment  of  Trust 
Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates,  etc. 
Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully  guarded. 
Taxes  paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  St., 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


F.  A.  FRAlAi  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non -resident? 


J.  P Wl  ite  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent: 

ROOM  4 REAPER  BLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents , 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


. L.  TURN  Ell. 


TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Est&t© 

Mortgage  Leans. 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicagro,  111. 

5oans  Negotiated.  Real  EMate  Bought  and  Sold  ©i 
Commission.  Taxes  ‘'aid,  Kents  Collected. 

F.Htatno  Monnn'od 


Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  H.  B.  Bogce 

BOGrUE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Specie 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-iesidents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAM'L  GEHR. 


ARTHUR  C.  GEHR 


SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Cluiaa-go, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


REMOVAL. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

[ — TO — 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell. 


Bruce  B.  Barney. 


Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Go., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago, 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 

AjStdiG  Kooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  Sts.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


R-emoval. 


Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

— TO — 

I 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

BOOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 


JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO. 


JOHN  W.  BROOKS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

No.  144  La  Salle  St.,  Room  8. 

Insurance  placed  in  reliable  Companies, 
Taxes  Paid.  Kents  Collected. 

jgp-  Property  in  all  parts  of  city  bought  and  sold 
on  Commission . Interests  of  non-residents  carefully 
looked  after. 


/.  A.  Notary  Publlo. 


Barnes  & Parish, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS 

LaSallk  Stbixt,  Chicago. 

asd  house*  rente*. 
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Estates  Managed  and  Tun  h 

Beal  Batata  Beagb  and  BaM 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  MARCH  13,  1886. 


The  Market. 

Prospective  Building  in  the  Whole- 
sale District. 

Suitable  building  lots  in  all  parts  of  the 
city  are  in  great  demand.  A larger  per  cent 
than  usual  of  those  who  have  heretofore 
rented,  will  build  for  themselves  this  spring, 

Houses  ranging  from  $2,000  to  $4,000  are 
selling  quite  readily.  Many  extensive  build- 
ers of  this  class  of  residences  are  offering 
them  on  easy  terms,  requiring  a payment 
of  $300  or  $400  down  and  monthly  payments 
of  $40  or  $50.  This  inducement  is  leading 
many  to  invest  in  homes  for  themselves 

The  greatest  activity  in  business  property 
is  manifest  in  the  wholesale  district.  Several 
important  transactions  have  been  consum- 
mated this  week  including  two  improved 
pieces  at  $90,000  and  $50,000  respectively  and 
another  unimproved  at  $50,000.  A 99  year 
lease  has  been  made  of  the  latter  and  build- 
ing will  be  commenced  immediately.  The 
heaviest  building  this  year  will  probably  be 
on  this  unimproved  property  on  Market  and 
Franklin  streets.  The  prices  for  this  'prop- 
erty show  an  advance  of  at  least  25$  over 
those  of  last  year. 

Renting  now  forms  an  important  part  of 
the  business  of  many  of  our  agents.  There 
is  a slight  depreciation  in  the  rents  of  old 
houses  without  modern  improvements  while 
other  houses  are  generally  leasing  at  last 
year’s  prices. 

Barnes  & Parish  report  the  demand  for 
houses  to  be  double  that  of  last  year. 

Snow  & Dickinson  have  closed  this  week 
two  important  sales  of  business  pruperty. 

The  demand  for  property  is  active  with 
them. 

W.  L.  Davis  & Co.  report  favorably  from 
Argyle  Park;  the  promising  little  suburb  on 
the  new  Evanston  Railroad.  The  growth  of 
this  place  has  been  due  largely  to  their 
efforts. 

The  Union  National  Bank  aud  the  Ameri- 
can Exchange  Bank  are  to  be  refitted  this 
Spring.  The  contracts  have  been  let  to  A. 
H.  Andrews  & Co.  for  $11,000. 


A SOLUTION  OF  THE  PAVEMENT  QUESTION. 

The  question  of  the  kind  of  pavement  to 
be  used  in  the  streets  of  Chicago  is  already 
attracting  attention  and  will  continue  to  do 
so  during  the  coming  season.  A solution  of 
the  problem  in  some  such  way  as  the  follow- 
ing will  bear  the  thought  of  our  many  read- 
ers. First,  let  the  streets  be  divided  up  into 
four  or  more  different  grades,  as  first  and 
second  class  business  streets,  first  and  second 
class  residence  streets.  Then  let  a certain 
pavement  be  determined  upon  for  each  grade 
of  streets.  This  can  be  done  by  the  election 
of  a board  of  street  pavement  commission- 
ers whose  duty,  it  shall  be  to  visit  the  more 
important  cities  both  in  this  country  and 
Europe  and  examine  the  various  pavements 
in  use  and  from  the  practical  information 
thus  received,  determined  on  the  kinds  of 
pavements  best  for  Chicago.  This  commit- 
tee should  be  composed  of  men  who  are 
known  to  be  above  the  receiving  of  bribes 
and  fifteen  to  twenty-five  in  number.  This 
would  not  do  way  with  competition  as  there 
would  remain  as  now  a large  number  of 
competitors  for  each  kind  of  pavement. 
But  it  would  do  away  with  the  endless  wran- 
gle which  property  owners  always  enter  into 
whenever  the  pavement  of  a street  is  de- 
termined upon.  Thus  there  would  be  ob- 


tained the  best  kind  of  pavements  for  the 
various  grades  of  streets  which  is  what  Chi- 
cago at  the  present  time  more  than  ever  de- 
mands. The  opinions  of  our  readers  are 
sought  in  this  proposed  solution  to  the 
street  pavement  question. 

LOANS. 

From  present  indications,  the  business  to 
be  transacted  in  loans  this  year,  will  show 
an  increase  over  the  large  business  of  the 
past  year.  Greater  confidence  in  Chicago 
real  estate  both  by  home  and  non-resident 
capitalists  is  shown.  This  may  be  also  said 
of  realty  in  general  for  large  amounts  are 
seeking  investments  in  the  improved  proper- 
ty of  aggressive  cities  throughout  the  West- 
ern States. 

Large  amounts  are  yet  to  be  made  by  in- 
vesting in  and  improving  city  and  suburban 
real  estate. 

The  firm  of  Rutz,  Needles  & Netling  have 
recently  opened  up  a Chicago  office  at  rooms 
36  and  37,  Portland  Block,  South-east  cor- 
ner Dearborn  and  Washington  sts.,  for  the 
purpose  of  negotiating  loans  in  any  amount 
on  city  real  estate  both  in  Chicago  and  all 
Western  cities  of  over  25,000  inhabitants. 
They  are  prepared  to  compete  with  the  low- 
est rates,  offering  money  at  5$  and  6%  accord- 
ing to  security  and  the  amount  of  the  loan. 
Among  their  recent  loans  is  one  of  $200,000 
on  real  estate  in  St.  Louis  at  5$  and  another 
of  $125,000  in  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  at  5^$. 
The  firm  is  composed  of  Mr.  Edward  Rutz, 
Ex-State  Treasurer  of  Illinois  for  three  terms 
and  Messrs  H.  M.  Needles  and  W.  F.  Netling, 
men  of  experience  and  business  talent. 

Increasing  the  Prices  of  Lumber, 

Advices  from  Brainerd,  Minn.,  state  that 
a combination  has  been  made  of  Northern 
Minnesota  lumber  manufacturers  to  raise 
the  season’s  opening  prices  of  lumber  from 
$1.50  to  $2  per  thousand,  according  to 
grades.  The  combination,  as  alleged,  covers 
all  the  manufacturers  and  dealers  who  go 
into  the  Dakota  and  Montana  Markets  north 
of  Minneapolis,  and  includes  the  operators 
and  dealers  of  the  St,  Cloud,  Sauk  Rapids, 
Little  Falls,  Brainerd,  Duluth,  the  Cloquet 
mills,  and  all  the  larger  mills  along  the 
Northern  Pacific.  It  is  understood  that  the 
left-over  stocks  are  all  pooled,  with  details 
in  the  hands  of  the  Northwestern  Lumber 
Association,  recently  organized  here,  and 
the  combined  stocks  aggregate,  it  is  es- 
timated, exceeding  200,000,000  feet. 


CHICAGO  CITY  COUNCIL, 

Council  Chambebs,  ) 

Chicago,  March  6, 1886.  ) 

Ordered,  That  the  Mayor  be  and  he  is 
hereby  requested  to  cause  a report  to  be 
made  to  this  Council,  at  its  next  meeting, 
giving  an  estimate  of  the  amount  required 
to  purchase  sufficient  machinery,  etc.,  to 
clean  the  improved  streets  of  the  city,  and 
to  give  to  the  Council  whatever  data  and  ad- 
vice in  the  premises  he  may  have  at  com- 
mand. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  the  vacation 
of  Haines  street  and  part  of  alloy  in  B 86. 
Elston  add;  also  for  establishing  side  walk 
space  on  Warren  ave.,  from  C.  & N.  W.  R.  R. 
trades  to  Homan  ave;  on  Indiana  ave.  from 
18th  to  22d  sts. 

An  ordinance  to  stay  proceedings  for  pav- 
ing Wabash  ave.  from  Harrison  to  12th  and 
from  12th  to  18th  sts. 

Ordered,  That  the  City  Clerk  of  the  city 
of  Chicago  be  and  he  is  hereby  ordered  and 
directed  to  turn  over  to  the  commissioners 
of  election  all  the  ballot  boxes  now  in  his 
possession. 

Ordered,  That  the  Comptroller  be  and  he 
is  hereby  directed  to  submit  any  and  all 
proposals  for  printing  annual  reports  under 
his  advertisement  of  February  15,  1886,  to 
this  Council  for  approval. 

Ordered,  That  the  Law  Department  sub- 
mit an  opinion  to  this  Council,  by  what  right 
the  Chicago  Dock  Company  has  to  occupy 
part  of  Taylor  street,  west  of  the  Chicago 
river. 


Suburban  Improvements. 

HYDE  PARK. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  sidewalk 
on  both  sides  of  Kimbark  ave.  from  55th  to 
58th  sts.;  on  each  side  of  6th  ave.  from  98th 
to  99th  sts. 


BUILDING  MATERIAL. 

Mahogany,  Redwood,  Pine,  Sash,  Doors 
and  Blinds. 

MANTELS  AM)  BRIC-A-BRAC. 

REDWOOD. 

For  over  twenty  years  housebuilders  on 
the  Pacific  coast  have  been  acquainted  with 
the  merits  of  the  California  redwood  for  in- 
terior finishing  and  shingling;  and  so  great 
has  the  demand  for  this  beantiful  wood 
grown  that  the  California  millionaire,  the 
late  Peter  Donohue,  was  induced  about  ten 
years  ago  to  construct  a narrow  guage  rail- 
road to  bring  the  redwoods  within  easy 
shipping  reach  of  San  Francisco.  All  the 
stations  on  this  road,  as  well  as  those  on  the 
line  of  the  Southern  Pacific  and  other  Cali- 
fornia roads,  are  finished  in  this  wood, 
which  takes  with  mere  oil  or  shallac  a supe- 
rior polish  to  the  best  mahogany.  It  defies 
decay,  does  not  warp,  and  never  skrinks, 
and  hence  it  grows  daily  in  favor.  Its  use 
is  no  longer  confined  to  the  Pacific  slope, 
but  is  gradually  growing  popular  in  Eastern 
States.  Having  all  the  beauty  and  lasting 
qualities  of  mahogany,  cherry  and  walnut, 
while  much  less  expensive  than  either,  it  in- 
creases iD  favor  with  builders  wherever  in- 
troduced. 

The  well  known  firm  of  Charles  B.  Crom- 
bie  have  introduced  redwood  into  Chicago 
with  great  success,  and  it  is  being  more  and 
more  sought  for  by  our  builders  and  con- 
tractors. Its  superiority  over  hard  woods 
and  pine  in  the  matter  of  shrinkage  and 
warping,  and  its  lasting  qualities,  which 
are  double  those  of  pine,  and  the  fact  that 
it  does  not  require  painting,  are  advantages 
self  evident  to  every  one;  added  to  which  it 
can  be  supplied  as  cheap  as  pine  itself.  It 
is  well  adapted  for  panels,  stair  rails,  new- 
els, wainscotting,  ceilings,  door  jambs  and 
furniture,  as  well  as  for  shingling  roofs  and 
gables;  and,  in  a word,  is  one  of'  the  most 
valuable  woods  known  in  the  manufactur- 
ing lumber  trade  to-day. 

Any  further  information  that  may  be  de- 
sired as  to  the  qualities  and  merits  of  the 
California  redwood  will  be  gladly  furnished 
by  Charles  B.  Crombie,  at  his  office  in  the 
Adams  Express  building. 

* * * 

Nothing  can  better  evidence  the  spirit  and 
enterprise  of  the  firm  of  C.  J.  L.  Meyer  Sons 
Company,  weil  known  for  years  as  the  larg- 
est manufacturers  of  doors,  windows,  blinds, 
sashes,  stairways,  stair  railings,  mouldings, 
etc.,  in  the  United  States,  than  a visit  to  the 
magnificent  new  store  of  the  firm,  Nos.  133 
and  135  Wabash  avenue.  To  the  architect, 
readers  of  the  Journal  who  delight  in  all 
those  art’stic  belongings  which  go  to  make 
up  the  ensemble  of  a beantiful  home  such 
as  they  are  so  often  called  upon  to  design, 
this  attractive  and  unique  establishment 
possesses  an  especial  interest.  Here  may 
b6  seen  in  every  diversity  of  style,  mantels, 
tiles,  and  bric-a-brac  in  brass,  iron,  copper, 
and  bronze,  comprising  the  largest  and 
most  complete  stock  of  recherche  house  fur- 
nishings to  be  found  in  any  city  in  the  Uni- 
ted States.  The  firm  has  for  years  held  the 
foremost  place  in  those  industries  which 
have  for  their  object  to  make  home  beauti- 
ful, employing  artists  and  designers  of  rare 
taste  and  artistic  ideas,  together  with  skilled 
professional  workmen  to  give  effect  to  their 
conceptions.  This  has  enabled  them  to  pro- 
duce work  of  unequaled  excellence,  whilst 
their  large  and  unrivaled  resources  justify 
prices  that  defy  competition. 

The  warerooms  of  C.  J.  L.  Meyer  <fc  Sons 
Company  have  been  fitted  up  so  as  to  dis- 
play to  the  greatest  advantage,  both  as  to 
taste  and  arrangement,  the  varied  products 
in  house  ornamentation  of  the  firm,  and  af- 
ford to  visitors  a unique  display  of  the  re- 
sources of  our  city  in  this  department  of 
decorative  art. 

* * * 

The  tendency  of  the  age  in  building  is 
towards  the  beautiful  and  well  as  the  useful 
And  substantial,  and  hence  channels  for  the 
employment  of  decorative  art  has  been 
opened,  which  less  than  a quarter  of  a cen- 
tury ago  were  not  even  dreamed  of.  This 


has  created  a demand  for  the  finer  kinds  of 
mahogany  and  cabinet  woods,  the  trade  in 
which,  as  in  all  other  kinds  of  lumber,  now 
centers  in  Chicago.  Among  the  enterpris 
ing  houses  that  recognize  this  fact  the  Jour- 
nal points  with  pleasure  to  that  of  J.  Ray- 
ner,  of  New  York,  direct  importer  of  ma- 
hogany and  fine  cabinet  woeds,  whose  yards 
and  offices  are  located  at  283  to  289  E.  20th 
st.  Here  can  be  found  lumber  and  veneers 
of  all  thicknesses  on  hand  or  sawed  to  order, 
which  are  received  from  the  New  York  mills 
and  wharf  of  the  house,  situated  on  East 
Houston  street,  and  which  are  offered  to 
manufacturers  and  dealers  at  bottom  fig- 
ures. Importing  direct,  and  having  rare 
facilities  enables  this  house  to  give  special 
satisfaction  to  customers,  and  the  Journal, 
as  the  organ  of  the  building  trades,  takes 
pleasure  in  recommending  it  to  its  readers. 
The  business  of  the  house  in  Chicago  is  un- 
der the  able  management  of  Mr.  Frank 
Rayner  and  Mr.  F.  Schindler,  both  gentlemen 
who  are  well  and  favorably  known  to  the 
building  trade. 


Never  has  the  outlook  for  the  lumber 
trade  been  better  than  this  Spring.  The 
number  of  new  buildings  projected  and  for 
which  architects  are  busy  drafting  designs  is 
daily  increasing  and  the  demand  for  build- 
ing lumber  of  all  kinds  promises  to  be 
greater  than  for  many  years  past.  Active 
measures  to  meet  this  demand  has  caused 
the  greatest  activity  among  our  lumber  man- 
ufacturers and  among  the  firms  who  are 
well  prepared  to  meet  it.  The  Journal  takes 
pleasure  in  noting  for  builders  and  con- 
tractors the  firm  of  C.  Tegtmeyer  & Sons,  , 
with  main  office  at  381  Lumber  street  and 
factory  at  761  to  773  Canal  street.  This 
firm  is  among  our  largest  dealers  in  lumber, 
laths  and  shingles  and  has  ever  since  its 
establishment  been  in  the  front  rank  of 
the  houses  which  have  given  to  Chicago 
its  pre-eminence  in  the  lumber  trade.  The 
firm  manufacturers  and  are  extensive  dealers 
in  hardwood  and  mouldings  anti  carries 
large  stocks  of  all  varieties  of  building  lum- 
ber. Mr.  Christopher  Tegtmeyer,  the  head 
of  the  firm  has  left  the  management  in  a 
large  measure  in  the  hands  of  his  Sons. 
Messrs.  Wm.  Tegtmeyer  conducts  the  busi- 
ness at  the  yards,  Chas  Tegtmeyer,  jr,  super- 
intends the  mills  on  Canal  st.,  and  Chris 
Tegtmeyer  looks  after  the  outside  work. 

Any  communications  to  box  21  Builders 
and  Traders  Exchange  will  receive  immediate 
attention. 

* * * 

G.  A.  Mariner  & Co.,  Chemists,  81  S.  Clark 
st. — The  contiguity  of  Chicago  to  the  vast 
mines  of  the  West  and  the  necessity  of  hav- 
ing samples  of  ore  subjected  to  chemical 
analysis,  has  rendered  it  the  home  of  some 
of  the  leading  chemists  of  this  country.  Mr. 
G.  A.  Mariner  established  himself  here  in 
1856,  aud  has  since  that  time  devoted  him- 
self to  the  study  of  chemistry,  until  to-day 
as  an  analytical  and  consulting  chemist  he 
stands  foremost  among  the  leading  chemists 
of  Chicago.  His  office  and  laboratory,  lo- 
cated at  No.  81  Clark  st.,  is  fitted  with  all 
the  most  improved  instruments  used  in  the 
profession.  The  Professor  applies  chemistry 
to  mining,  geology,  agriculture,  useful  arts, 
metallurgy,  patents,  inventions,  medical, 
legal,  commercial  and  domestic  affairs,  and 
gives  particular  attention  to  the  examina- 
tion of  mines.  He  makes  also  chemical  and 
microscopical  examination  of  foods,  drink- 
ing waters,  writing,  etc.,  and  reports  are 
made  on  all  kinds  of  technical  aud  scientific 
research.  Mr.  Mariner  is  frequently  con- 
sulted by  the  legal  and  medical  professions, 
and  is  often  called  upon  to  give  expert  tes- 
timony. For  instance,  in  the  trial  of  the 
celebrated  Mackin  case  for  forging  the  tally- 
sheets  in  an  election  case,  Mr.  Mariner’s 
testimony  was  considered  of  the  utmost  im- 
portance. He  gives  instructions  in  practical 
chemistry,  and  attends  promptly  to  any 
samples  that  may  be  sent  by  mail  or  ex- 
press. For  many  years  Mr.  Mariner  has  had 
associated  with  him  Mr.  William  Hoskins, 
who  is  almost  as  widely  known  as  Mr.  Mari- 
ner himself.  Mr.  Mariner  has  always  held  a 
high  position  in  the  esteem  of  his  fellow-cit- 
izens, and  by  his  uprightness  of  character 
has  an  envied  reputation  throughout  the  en-  ; 
tire  country,  his  certificates  being  recoguized 
as  very  high  authority. 


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(From  the  Daily  Trade  Bulletin,  March  11.) 

Dual  Forces. 

In  this  day  and  age,  amjd  the  light  of  the 
nineteenth  century,  there  seems  to  be  two 
forces  of  a dual  nature  which  affect  society, 
one  tending  strongly  in  the  direction  of 
progress  and  enterprise  which  build  up  our 
great  cities  and  develop  the  natural  re- 
sources of  the  country;  the  other  under- 
mining all  morals  and  disturbing  and  hin- 
dering honest  labor.  The  rapid  strides  made 
in  architecture  and  house-building  and  all 
cognate  interests  serve  to  show  the  spirit 
of  the  age  in  which  we  live;  but  the  ten- 
dency to  vicious  idleness  and  to  dishonesty 
among  the  young  men  and  boys  of  the  pres- 
ent day  is  a crying  evil  of  the  times  which 
must  lead  sooner  or  later  to  serious  results. 
Not  a day  brings  forth  fewer  than  a score 
of  bad  deeds  by  previously  trusted  em- 
ployees in  our  city,  and  when  there  is  no 
opportunity  to  steal  or  betray  their  employ- 
ers in  money  matters  the  discontented  and 
reckless  ones  instigate  a strike  which  nine 
times  out  of  ten  results  injuriously  to  em- 
ployee and  employer.  Hundreds  of  young 
and  middle  aged  men  apply  daily  for  situa- 
tions, in  answer  to  advertisements  in  the 
papers  for  help,  and  depend  upon  it  the 
advertiser  is  in  earnest  or  else  he  would  not 
waste  his  time  and  money;  but  ninety-nine 
times  out  of  a hundred  these  fellows,  after 
bothering  and  occupying  the  time  of  the 
would  be  employer  prove  to  be  chronic  ap- 
plicants, scalawags  and  deadbeats,  neither 
competent  nor  desirous  of  doing  anybody 
anv  good,  not  even  themselves.  The  ma- 
jority of  them  lack  energy  and  industry, 
some  of  them  tact,  but  many  of  them  are 
men  in  disgrace  as  well  as  boys  who  have 
been  dishonest  and  were  forced  to  leave 
home  to  get  a living  amongst  strangers. 

The  talk  that  the  reason  why  employes 
steal  is  because  employers  do  not  pay  suffi- 
cient salaries  to  keep  soul  and  body  together 
is  all  nonsense.  The  two  young  men  who 
robbed  the  Pullman  Co.,  the  young  married 
man  who  embezzled  money  belonging  to 
the  Insurance  Company  on  La  Salle  st.,  and 
the  two  young  married  men  who  stole  $5,000 
from  N.  K.  Fairbank  & Co.  bo  recently 
were  all  high  salaried  men.  Ten  times  as 
many  more  cases  of  embezzlement  and  un- 
faithfulness might  be  cited  as  occurring 
during  the  same  time  in  this  locality.  Aside 
from  shop  lifting  a dozen  cases  a week  some- 
times occur  in  the  different  dry  goods  stores, 
and  private  detectives  are  constantly  em- 
ployed to  shadow  suspicious  employes.  As 
a rule  all  well  disposed  young  men  and 
women  who  seek  employment,  get  it,  and 
keep  it,  but  the  idle  horde  of  chronic  appli- 
cants are  nothing  less  than  an  army  of 
tramps,  escaped  convicts  and  discharged 
criminals  who  have  served  their  term.  Chi- 
cago is  a good  place  for  them;  they  can  live 
on  free  lunch  such  as  it  is  and  sell  their  votes 
once  or  twice  a year  to  the  professional  poli- 
ticians who  in  turn  get  their  living  by  job- 
bery and  selling  theib  votes. 

Some  of  the  business  men  of  Chicago 
should  put  Sam  Small,  the  Evangelist  on 
the  racket  they  are  giving  us;  he  no  doubt 
could  find  suitable  expressions  to  charac- 
terize this  cussedness  and  laziness  of  young 
men  of  the  present  day.  R.  C.  Smyebs. 

MASTER  PAINTERS’  ASSOCIATION. 

The  Master  Painters’  Association  held  its 
annual  meeting,  Tuesday  evening,  March  2, 
at  the  rooms  of  the  Builders’  and  Traders 
Exchange.  The  following  officers  were  elect- 
ed: President,  J.  G.  McCarthy,  Vice-Presi- 
dent, H.  G.  Milligan;  Secretary,  B.  S.  Mills; 
Treasurer,  N.  S.  Lepperr. 

Among  the  pleasant  occurrencies  of  the 
evening,  was  the  presentation  of  a silver 
table  service,  valued  at  $200,  to  B.  S.  Mills, 
as  a recognition  of  his  efficient  services  to 
the  association.  Twenty-five  members  were 
present  and  considerable  enthusiasm  mani- 
fested. 

The  Association  looks  forward  to  the  com- 
ing year  with  the  hope  of  still  further  pro- 
moting the  common  interests  of  the  master 
painters  of  Chicago  through  its  organiza- 
tion. A special  meeting  will  be  held  March  16. 


REAL  ESTATE. 


City  Property  for  Sale, 


pOR  SALE- 

TAKE  NOTICE! 


REAL- ESTATE  AUCTION  SALE. 


THE 


CHICAGO  REAL-ESTATE  BOaRD 


HAVE  DETERMINED 

THAT  THE  FIRST  PUBLIC  AUCTION 
SALE  OF  REAL  ESTATE  ON  THE  CALL 
BOARD  SHALL  OCCUR  AT  CENTRAL 
MUSIC  HALL,  COR.  RANDOLPH  AND 
STATE  STS.,  THURSDAY  EVENING, 
MARCH  18TH,  AT  7:30  O’CLOCK,  AND  BE 
CONTINUED  EACH  DAY  THEREAFTER 
AT  THE  ROOMS  OF  THE  BOARD, 
161  LA  SALLE  ST., 

UNTIL  ALL  THE  PROPERTY  ALREADY 
LISTED  AND  NOT  SOLD  ON  SAID 
NIGHT  AND  REAL  ESTATE  SUBSE- 
QUENTLY LISTED  IS  DISPOSED  OF 
TO-WIT:  ON  MARCH  19,  20,  22,  23,  24 
25,  26,  AT  1:10  O’CLOCK  P.  M.  EACH 
DAY,  AND  AT  SOME  PLACE  AND 
HOUR  HEREAFTER  DESIGNATED  FOR 
MARCH  27. 

THE  PUBLIC  ARE  CORDIALLY  IN- 
VITED, AND  ARE  EXPECTED  TO  AT- 
TEND ALL  THESE  SALES  PREPARED 
TO  BUY. 


THE  FOLLOWING  PROPERTY  WILL  BE 
SOLD: 


WEST  SIDE: 

HARRISON  ST.,  northwest  corner  Oakley, 
50x125  to  alley,  six  1-story  brick  buildings, 
with  plate-glass  fronts;  rented  well; 
see  it. 

W.  MONROE  ST.,  No.  1,256,  2-story  brick 
flat  building,  lot  25x124  to  alley. 

HURON  ST.,  northwest  cor.  Leavitt,  No. 
586,  2-story  frame  building  (flats),  15 
rooms,  47x121)4  to  alley,  well  rented;  look 
at  it. 

11TH  ST.,  No.  99,  a 5-room  frame  cottage, 
between  Sholto  and  Blue  Island  av.,  lot 
25x70  to  triangular  point. 

MARSHFIELD  AV.,  No.  235,  2-story  and 
basement  brick  dwelling,  9 rooms,  steam 
heat,  north  of  Van  Buren  st. 


LOOMIS  ST.,  No.  54,  a 2-story  and  base- 
ment brownstone  dwelling  of  13  rooms, 
east  front,  overlooking  Jefferson  park;  lot 
25x125  to  alley. 

S.  GREEN  ST.,  No.  177,  2-story  frame  9- 
room  dwelling;  lot  25x180  to  alley. 

ROBEY  ST.,  near  Polk,  Nos.  449  and  449)4, 
2-story  stone-front  brick  flat  building;  lot 

26x112)4  *°  alley- 

COLORADO  AV.,  southwest  cor.  Genesee, 
fronting  Garfield  park;  lot  35x150:  va- 
cant. 

WARREN  AV.,  west  of  Staunton  av.,  48x126 
to  15  foot  alley,  north  front  (lots  53  and 
54),  street  paved,  sewer,  water,  gas;  va- 
cant. 

ARMITAGE  and  JEFFERSON  AVS.,  16 
20-100  acres,  S.  E.  % sec-  33,  40,  13. 

W.  INDIANA  st,  No.  514,  2-story  store  and  fla 
frame  building;  lot  24x100  to  Ferdinand  st. 

W.  JACKSON  ST.,  No.  742,  2-story  and 
basement  stone  front  brick  dwelling,  10 
rooms:  lot  20x121  to  alley. 

W.  MONROE  ST.,  No.  505, 3-story  and  base- 
ment stone-front  brick  dwelling,  13  rooms, 
lot  24x188,  with  good  brick  barn:  alley. 

W.  JACKSON  ST.,  No.  954,  2-story  and  cel- 
lar brick  dweliing:  large  rooms,  finely 
finished:  lot  22x125  to  alley. 

FULTON  ST.,  No.  471,  2-story  frame,  9 
rooms,  north  front:  lot  25x100,  with  frame 
barn. 

SCHOOL  ST„  (Englewood),  No.  5,243,  4- 
room  cottage:  lot  24x125  to  alley. 

CENTRE  AV.,  between  Jackson  and  Van 
Buren  (vacant),  75x143  to  20-foot  alley: 
will  sell  in  25-foot  lots. 

W.  MADISON  ST.,  northeast  cor.  of  Robey, 
150  feet  on  Madison  by  125  on  Robey  to 
alley:  8 1-story  brick  stores,  plate-glass 
fronts:  well  rented. 

GIRARD  ST.,  141  feet  south  of  Armitage 
av.,  vacant  lot;  lot  24x125. 

S.  PAULINA  ST.,  No.  265,  2-story  and  base- 
ment frame  dwelling:  lot  25x125,  with 
frame  barn. 


NORTH  SIDE. 


N.  CLARK  ST.,  No.  61,  vacant  lot,  20x80,  party  walls 
on  either  side;  possession  May  1. 

FREMONT  ST.,  Nos.  200,  202  and  204,  3 2-story,  attic, 
and  cellar  brick  houses,  lot  50x125;  well  rented. 

N.  WELLS  ST.,  No.  171,  2-story  and  basement  brick 
store,  7-room  flat  above,  lot  20x110  to  alley. 

N.  WELLS  ST.,  No,  184,  3-story  and  basement  stone- 
front  store  and  flat  building,  4 4-room  flats  above, 
lot  28x110  to  alley,  well  rented;  excellent  build- 
ing, 

SEDGWICK  ST.,  No.  782,  3-story  and  cellar  brick 
flat  building,  7 and  8 room  flats,  with  lot. 

SEDGWICK,  S.  W.  corner  Centre  st.;  6 streets  radi- 
ate from  this  corner;  7 3-story  and  basement 
brick  store  and  flat  buildings,  3 stores  aad  resi- 
dences, lot  72x125;  a line  business  place;  well 
rented  Inspect  this  property  for  a paying  in- 
vestment. 

DEARBORN  AV.,  N.  E.  corner  Division  (vacant), 
144x132. 

N.  CLARK  ST.,  No.  552,  2-story  brick  dwelling,  lot 
54  10-12x149  to  20-foot  alley. 

LA  SALLE  AV.,  No.  396,  3-story  and  cellar  stone- 
front  dwelling,  12  rooms,  lot  22(4x108,  to  Elm  st. 

RUSH  ST.,  No.  77,  3-story  basement  stone  front  brick 
dwelling;  excellent,  with  lot. 


SOUTH  SIDE. 


MICHIGAN  AV.— Nos.  2,523  and  2,525,  with  422£  ft. 
front  by  1T0  ft.  to  alley,  with  frame  barn  in  rear 
of  2,523;  two  2-story  frames,  with  brick  base- 
ments. 

WABASH  AV.,  east  front,  bet  53d  and  54th,  lots  1,  2, 
3,  and  4,  Assessor’s  div.,  block  3,  116x161  feet  to 
an  alley. 

INDIANA  AV.,  No.  1,801, 2-story  and  basement  stone- 
front  brick  house  of  12  rooms,  S.  E.  cor.  18th  and 
Indiana  Av. ; lot  21x100,  with  brick  barn. 

ARCHER  AV„  lot  25x100  to  alley,  south  front,  street- 
cars, water,  gas;  a business  lot. 

JONES  ST.,  lot  25x125.  bet.  35th  and  36th  sts.,  east 
front. 

PRAIRIE  AV.,  No.  2,640,  3-story  and  basement  stone- 
front  brick  house,  10  rooms,  east  front,  in  good 
repair. 


ARCHER  AV.,  No.  3,166,  2-story  store  and  flat  build- 
ing, lot  25x150  to  alley,  south  front. 

WENTWORTH  AV.,  No.  4,950,  2-story  frame  store 
and  flat,  9 rooms  up-stalrs,  near  R.  I.  shops,  lot 
25x124  to  18-foot  alley. 

MICHIGAN  AV.  BOULEVARD  EXTENSION,  No. 
3,815,  2-story  and  basement  stone-front  bricks  of 
10  rooms  each;  and  „ . „ 

MICHIGAN  AV.  BOULEVARD  EXTENSION,  No. 
3,809;  each  lot  20x135  to  16-foot  alley;  immediate 
possession. 

TRACEY  AV.,  No.  5,338,  2-story  flat,  frame  building, 
four  4-room  flats,  well  rented,  lot  26x125  to  alley, 
near  School  st.  and  53d,  Englewood. 

E.  CONGRESS  ST.,  Nos.  9 and  11,  two  3-story  and 
basement  brick  dwellings,  lot  37x100  to  20-foot 
alley;  well  rented. 

PRAIRIE  AV.,  No.  3,907,  2-story  brick  house,  with 
brick  barn,  lot  75x160  to  alley;  gOod,  comfortable 


place;  look  at  inside. 

3ALUMET  AV..  No.  3,341,  2-story  and  basement  10- 
room  brick  and  stone  dwelling,  lot  22x125  to  alley, 
with  2-story  brick  barn. 

ARCHER  AV.,  Nos.  2,829  and  2,831.  two  3-story  and 
basement  brick  stores  and  flat  buildings;  well 
rented;  lot  35  10-12x110  to  16-foot  alley,  a desir- 
able piece  of  property;  see  it. 

JOT'T'AGE  GROVE  AV.,  vacant  lot,  48x100  to  16-foot 
alley,  north  of  31st.  148  feet  east  front. 

KANKAKEE  AV.,  southeast  corner  60th  st.,  10  acres 
of  land  fronting  north  on  South  park. 

VERNON  AV.,  vacant  lot  where  3,643  would  be,  lot 
24x125.  west  front;  alley. 

BUTTERFIELD  ST.,  No.  3,135,  6-room  Gothic  frame 
cottaue.  bath-room;  examine  inside;  neat  place, 


All  who  desire  to  examine  the  premises 
herein  advertised  can  have  the  privilege  of 
doing  so  Wednesday,  March  17. 

We  would  be  glad  to  afford  other  oppor- 
tunities, but  can  not,  having  no  right  to  dis- 
turb occupants  at  all;  hence  we  feel  to  tres- 
pass upon  their  good  nature  for  a day  is 
asking  much,  consequently  no  residence  can 
be  examined  save  on  March  17  only. 

On  all  sales  of  $5,000  or  less  a deposit  of 
earnest-money  amounting  to  5 per  cent,  of 
the  purchase  price  will  be  exacted,  and  for 
sales  amounting  to  a greater  sum  such  per- 
centage as  will  be  satisfactory  to  the  com- 
mittee. 

Contracts  between  the  parties  must  be 
executed  on  the  night  of  the  sale,  the  same 
as  if  the  sale  had  been  privately  made. 
Blanks  will  be  ready. 

All  contracts  and  earnest  money  will  be 
held  in  escrow  by  the  call-board  committee, 
under  the  auspices  of  the  Chicago  real- 
estate  board. 

The  upset  price,  terms  of  sale,  and  full 
particulars  relative  to  the  property  offered 
will  be  supplied  before  each  piece  of  real 
estate  is  offered  at  each  sale. 

The  auction  sale  willl  be  conducted  by  the 
call  board  committee. 

The  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board  guaran- 
tees that  each  bid  shall  be  bona  fide,  and 
that  no  “catch  bid”  to  advance  prices  will 
be  entertained. 

The  event  will  be  a novel  and  entertain- 
ing one. 

All  are  invited,  both  ladies  and  gentlemen. 
Let  all  come  and  help  make  these  auction 
sales  as  successful  as  they  have  been  in  New 
York  and  New  Orleans,  and  permanently 
establish  this  method  of  selling  property  for 
the  public  weal,  as  well  as  for  profit. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN,  99  and  101  Wash.  st. 

NORMAN  T.GASSETTE,  57  Dearborn  st. 

ROBERT  C.  GIVINS,  s.  e.  cor.  LaSalle  st. 
and  Madison. 

W.  W.  BAIRD,  90  LaSalle  st. 

CHAS.  P.  SILVA.  133  LaSalle  st. 

Call  Boabd  Committee. 


Sheriffs  Sales. 

March  10,  1886,  at  10  o’clock,  a.  m. 

The  stock  of  a retail  liquor  store,  con- 
sisting of  wines,  liquors  and  cigars,  etc.,  in 
small  lots — at  Pomeroy,  Son  & Co.’s,  80  and 
82  Randolph  st. 

March  11,  1886,  at  10  o’clock,  a.  m. 

New  and  second-hand  furniture  and  car- 
pets, the  contents  of  two  houses,  at  T.  R. 
Walls  & Co.,  136  and  138  W.  Madison  st. 
March  12,  1886.  at  11  o’clock,  a.  m. 

200  tons  barbed  wire  and  25,000  lbs.  plain 
wire  No.  9,  at  W.  H.  Schwalbe  <fc  Co.’s  Ware- 
house, 131  to  137  W.  Washington  st. 


Building  * 'Department 


1 1 1 i i i i in  i i 1 1 i i i i i iii  i i 


THK  LABOR  qiESTIOSI. 

An  early  settlement  of  all  labor  disturbances  is  of  vital 
mportance  to  the  prosperity  and  continued  growth  of  Chi- 
cago. In  no  other  Western  city  are  there  so  many  contem- 
plated improvements;  in  no  other  locality  is  there  need  of 
so  much.  House-building  has  been  a striking  feature  in 
Chicago’s  enterprise,  and  the  year  1886  bids  fair  to  rival  all 
precedents  in  her  history.  The  occasion  of  the  action  of 
the  Knights  of  Labor  must  be  regretted,  and  the  necessity 
for  the  formation  of  such  an  organization  is  a sad  com- 
mentary on  our  laws  of  society,  as  well  as  our  statutory 
law.  Railroad  kings  were  the  first  to  grind  down  labor. 
They  always  did,  of  necessity,  perhaps,  demand  and  require 
more  of  their  men  than  any  other  class  of  employers,  and 
invariably  paid  less,  except  to  favorites.  Business  men  all 
over  the  country  deplore  the  present  situation  at  St.  Louis 
and  the  Southwest.  Jay  Gould  is  a robber,  and  has  no 
moral  right,  if  he  has  a legal  one,  to  take  bread  out  of  the 
mouths  of  women  and  children  for  the  sake  of  carrying  one 
of  his  points.  The  masses  of  the  people  all  over  the  coun- 
try are  in  sympathy  with  the  Knights  of  Labor,  because 
Jay  Gould  is  a selfish  tyrant. 

Nor  is  this  all.  The  anticipated  disturbance  of  labor 
among  masons,  bricklayers,  carpenters,  and  all  classes  em- 
ployed in  building,  is  dollars  and  cents  out  of  the  pockets 
of  all  honest  men  in  Chicago.  It  simply  creates  alarm, 
destroys  confidence,  and  hinders  great  undertakings. 

The  present  agitation  of  the  subject  of  eight  hours  for  a 
day’s  work,  by  the  organized  federation  of  trades  unions, 
has  a very  important  bearing  upon  the  prospects  of  the 
year  before  us.  The  first  day  of  May  has  been  decided 
upon  as  the  time  for  the  demands  of  the  working  men  to 
take  effect,  and  unless  there  can  be  a more  complete  un- 
derstanding and  a better  agreement  between  them  and  the 
capitalists  than  now  seems  probable,  the  agitation  will 
eclipse  anything  of  the  kind  which  ever  occurred  in  this 
country.  In  some  instances  the  demands  of  the  trades 
unions  have  already  been  complied  with,  and  in  numerous 
other  instances  strikes  have  been  ordered  to  enforce  the 
demand,  but  unsuccessfully. 

Nothing  else  but  an  unsettled  state  of  the  labor  question 
can  possibly  hinder  the  progress  of  the  whole  country  and 
all  trades  coupled  with  building. 

COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Advanced  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Hutchinson,  Kan, — $50,000  hotel. 

Parsons,  Kan.— A new  court  house. 

Reed  City,  Mich. — A new  brewery. 

Marshall,  Minn. — Methodist  church. 

Red  Wing,  Minn. — A new  high  school. 

Sand  Beach,  Mich. — A new  postoffice. 

Sauna,  Kan. — A new  Masonic  temple. 

West  Bend,  Wis.,  will  build  a new  jail. 

Perry,  Kan. — Corinth  Post,  a new  hall. 

Cadillac,  Mich. — Will  build  a brick  block. 

Hyde  Co.,  Dak.,  to  have  a new  court-house. 

Halstead,  Kan. — New  Presbyterian  church. 

Red  Wing,  Kan. — Gladstone  Hall  to  be  rebuilt. 

Homer,  Neb. — The  M.  E.  society  to  build  church. 

Milwaukee,  Wis.— Stenley’s  Theatre  to  be  rebuilt. 

Salem,  Neb. — W.  0.  McCool  will  build  large  shops. 

Fort  Madison,  Dak. — Catholics  will  build  $12,000  church. 

Clay  Center,  Neb. — S.  A.  Searle  will  build  a brick  block. 

Milford,  Dak.— Odd  Fellows  to  have  building,  with  hall. 

Gifford,  III.,  contemplates  a new  court  house  this 
spring. 

Girard,  III.,  Catholics  will  build  a church  in  early 
spring. 

Heron  Lake,  Minn.  — Scandinavian  Lutherans  a new 
church. 

Winona,  Dak. — Polish  society  will  build  a church  to  cost 
$50,000. 

Brown  Co.,  Wis.  — To  have  new  court  house,  to  cost 
$70,000.  , 

Ashland,  Wis.  — The  Methodist  to  erect  church;  cost, 

$6,000. 

Milwaukee,  Wis. — The  City  Railway  Co.  will  erect  large 
stables. 

Nebraska  City,  Neb. — A new  Public  building  to  be  erect- 
ed here. 

Galena,  III. — Mr.  John  Fritz  will  erect  Blind  Factory 
solid  brick. 

Belleville,  Texas. — A $50,000  court  house  will  soon  be 
erected  here. 

Rapid  City,  Dak. — Fred  E.  Naus  to  build  a new  brick 
store  and  building. 

Galena,  III. — A brick  boot  and  shoe  factory,  Strohmeyer 
Bros,  on  East  side. 

Holland  Catholics  will  build  church  school  and  sisters’ 
and  priests’  building. 

Orleans,  Neb.  — The  Free  Methodists  to  build  a new 
church  and  parsonage. 


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By  J.  H.  Carpenter,  Architect,  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

This  plan  has  proved  a very  popular  one,  and  the  arrangement  at  once  striking  and  economical.  The  construction  includes 
double  floors — clear  Pine  finish— hard-wood  floor  in  kitchen — Pressed  brick  front  and  brown  stone  trimmings.  There  can  be  no  doubt 
as  to  the  price,  as  it  has  already  been  built  for  that  amount. 


Fairmont.  Minn. — A $15,000  school  house  will  be  erected 
here  in  the  near  future. 

Marshall,  Minn. — A $20,000  school  house  will  be  erected 
at  this  place  this  Spring. 

Independence,  Kan. — New  court  house,  jail,  and  $35,000 
hotel  to  be  built  at  once. 

St.  Charles,  III. — A milk  sugar  (condensed)  factory.  Cit- 
izens have  subscribed  $50,000. 

Fall  City,  Neb. — A canning  factory  to  be  built,  J.  Wal- 
termeyer  & Son,  to  be  of  brick. 

Akron,  Ohio. — Weary  & Kramer  architects  have  the  plans 
to  erect  a new  high  school  building  at  a cost  of  $100,000. 

Canton,  Ohio.- — Weary  & Kramer,  architects  of  Akron,  O., 
have  the  plans  to  erect  a new  high  school  building  at  a cost 
of  $100,000. 

St.  Louis,  Mo. — It  is  rumored  that  J.  B.  Legg,  architect, 
is  preparing  plans  for  a new  hotel  to  be  erected  in  that 
city  at  a cost  of  $1,000,000. 

Mt.  Carroll,  III. — Architect  William  Thomas,  of  Chi- 
cago, will  erect  for  the  Mt.  Carroll  Hotel  Company,  a hotel, 
three  stories  and  basement,  48x90,  front  Anderson  pressed 
brick.  Basement  will  contain  barber  shop,  laundry,  and 
fuel  room;  parlors,  office,  reading,  dining-room  and  kitchen 
oh  first  floor.  Cost,  $20,000. 


DECORATIVE  NOTES. 

When  wall  hangings  are  hung  in  folds  and  festoons,  after 
the  manner  of  curtains,  similar  patterns  are  suitable.  It  is 
in  those  which  are  either  stretched  upon  frames  or  other- 
wise extended  in  full  view  that  pictorial  decoration  can  be 
employed  with  propriety. 

Bamboo  forms  an  important  decoration  in  modern  house- 
hold ornamentation.  It  is  used  for  screens,  rocking-chairs, 
tables,  foot-stools  and  picture  frames. 

To  make  a fire-place  artistic  and  appropriate,  iron  sides 
and  back  are  introduced  in  various  geometrical  and  small 


fanciful  patterns ; the  hue  of  the  metal  plain  or  bronzed,  bur- 
nished or  dull,  serving  to  establish  an  effective  contrast 
with  the  brilliant  surface  presented  by  highly  polished 
steel  bars,  brass  fire  dogs  and  fenders. 


Lumber  Freight  Kates. 


WEST 

TO  KANSAS  CITX,  ST.  JOSEPH, 
ATCHISON  AND  LEAVENWORTH, 
IN  EFFECT  NOVEMBER  2. 

From  Alton 11)4  cents. 

“ Burlington.  .13)4 
“ Chicago  ....  16 

“ Clinton 16 

“ Davenport. . 14)4 

“ Detroit 22)4 

“ Ft  Madison.  13)4 

“ Fulton 16 

“ Hannibal. ..  12)4 

“ Keokuk 13)4 

“ Louisiana. . 12)4 

“ Moiine 14)4 

“ Montrose. . . 13)4 

“ Peoria 16 

“ Quincy 12)4 

“ Rock  Island.l4)4 
“ St.  Louis.. . .11)4 
“ Toledo 22)4 


|EAST 

FROM  CHICAGO  AND  COMMON 
POINTS  ON  CAB  LOAD  LOTS  OF 
HARD  AND  SOFT  LUMBER,  IN 
EFFECT  NOVEMBER  1. 

To  New  York 35  cents. 

“ Boston 40  “ 

“ Philadelphia 33  “ 

“ Baltimore 32  “ 

“ Washington 32  “ 

“Albany 32  “ 

“Troy..... 32  “ 

“ Scenectady 32  “ 

“Buffalo, 20  “. 

“ Pittsburgh 20  “ 

“ Wheeling 20  “ 

“ Susps’n  Bridge.. 20  “ 

“ Salamanca 20  “ 

“Black  Rock 20  “ 

“ Dunkirk 20  “ 

“ Erie 20  “ 

“ Toronto ..20  “ 


Mahogany  and  Cabinet  Woods. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 
and  rosewood: 

Mexican  mahogany,  $100  @ $180  per  M. 

St.  Domingo  “ 150  @ 200  “ 

Cuba  “ 100  @ 150  “ 

Rosewood  “ 2 @ 5c  pr  lb. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


149 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 


C.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 


-DEADERS  IN- 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 

Main  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard.  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 


FACTORY:  761  to  773  S.  Canal  St. 
Take  Oanalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St. 


* 


CHICAGO. 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 
Telephone  8483 


M.  130ICE 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


Portland  Impt  Cement 00@ 

White  Sand  ^ bbl j 

Fire  Clay  V bbl 2 °°®ok k£ 

Plastering  Hair  ^ bush \i>\/ 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair ^/z 

Roofing,  1 square  gravel  5 60®  9 00 

Asphalt  Roofing toon 

Marble  Dust  W bbl « 2 00 


OBJECTIONS  TO  SMALL  BILLS. 

The  New  York  Evening  Post  calls  attention  to  some  ob- 
jections, which  arise  from  a sanitary  point  of  view,  to  the 
bank  bills  and  greenbacks  of  small  denominations.  ‘‘They 
pass,”  says  our  cotemporary,  through  every  kind  of  hand, 
clean  and  dirty,  healthy  and  diseased.  They  lie  for  days 
or  weeks  in  all  sorts  of  pockets  and  wallets,  those  of  the 
rag-picker  of  the  slums,  who  never  washes  body  or  clothes, 
as  well  as  of  the  ‘white  cravat  and  daily  bath  man’  of  the 
clubs.”  This,  of  course,  will  be  sized  upon  with  eagerness 
by  the  advocates  of  the  silver  dollar  as  an  argument  in  their 
favor.  We  look  it  simply  as  a timely  warning  against  put- 
ting over  and  over  into  circulation  the  filthy  and  torn  notes 
and  bills  which  we  have  now  become  so  accustomed  to  han- 
dle. Medical  authorities  in  the  old  country  have  long  ago 
declared  such  paper  money  a danger  to  health  and  a recog- 
nized medium  of  contagion.  Why  cannot  our  Treasury 
Department  adopt  the  course  followed  in  England  and 
elsewhere  of  reissuing  at  frequent  intervals  fresh  and  clean 
notes  and  cancel  and  destroy  those  returned  the  first  time 
to  the  Department? 

PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 

mason’s1  supplies. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  ^ square  foot 18  @ 

10-inch  thick,  ^ square  foot ~ 


22@  — 
7 50 
55 
00  24 
00  28 


12-inch  thick  $ square  foot 

Rublestone,  lb  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard. 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  ear,  3 inches 

“ Building  stone,  per  cube 00  60  @00  60 

Maxwell  & Co.: 

Euclid  Stone  Co’s  3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars 

“ “ 4-inch  “ __ 

a « Building  Stone 00  50 @00  56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls  g 00 

Common  brick,  nn^9?  0< 

Indiana  Pressed  Bnck 22  00 @29  00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  $ M 0(1 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 42  00 @45  00 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 

Racine  Pressed  Brick nnrf?>33  00 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick IS  00 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick 00®30  00 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick  22  00||° 

St.  Louis  Pressed @ 38  0C 

Trenton  25  00@50  Of 

Michigan  Stucco 1 75@  2 00 

New  York  Stucco 

Cement,  Utica,  and  Buffalo,  $ bbl • 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwankee  33  bbl 


00  22 
00  26 


i^^YiMioisriD’s  patent 

Compressed  LeadSash  Weights 


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SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


1 75 
00@  1 21 
00a  1 ?! 


Prices  of  Mechanics’  and  Laborers  Wages. 


Bricklayer 

Bricklayer  (Front) 

Carpenter 

Gasfitter 

Laborer 

Painter 

Glazier,  Glasscutters  and  Stainers, 

Plasterer 

Plumber 

Stonemason 

Carver 

Stonecutter 

Stonesetter  

Roofer  (Tin) 

Slater , 

Stairbnilder 25  @3  75 

Steamfitter  3 50 

Cabinetmaker 2 ^ 

Finisher  I 3 00 


4 00 

5 00 
2 25 

50@3  00 
75 @2  50 
2 50@3  00 
2 50 
4 50 
4 00 
50@4  00 
50@5  00 
4 00 
4 00 

2 75 

3 00 


$ 

3 00 

4 00 
2 50 


3 50 

3 00 

2 50 

4 00 

3 00 
2 50 


3 00 
3 00 
3 50 


3 50 


2 50 

3 50 


3 50 


Fargo,  Dak. 

j Hastings,  Neb. 

Minneapolis  & 
St.  Paul. 

1 

Omaha,  Neb. 

Sioux  City,  la.  j 

Cheyenne,  W.T. 

$ 

$ 

$ 

$ 

$ 

3 50 

4 00 

4 00 

4 50 

4 00 

6 00 

4 00 

4 50 

5 00 

4 50 

10  00 

3 00 

2 25 

2 25 

3 00 

2 50 

3 5< 

3 00 

3 00 

3 00 

3 50 

4 00 

3 25 

1 75 

1 50 

1 50 

2 00 

1 50 

2 5( 

2 50 

2 00 

2 50 

3 00 

2 50 

3 01 

2 50 

3 00 

3 51 

3 00 

3 00 

4 00 

4 00 

3 00 

4 5( 

3 00 

3 00 

4 00 

4 50 

4 01 

3 00 

3 00 

4 00 

3 50 

5 0< 

4 00 

5 00 

4 51 

4 00 

4 00 

4 00 

5 5C 

3 00 

4 00 

4 00 

4 0( 

3 00 

3 00 

2 50 

3 21 

3 00 

3 2f 

5 00 

2 50 

3 50 

4 5< 

3 00 

3 50 

3 50 

4 00 

3 5( 

3 50 

3 00 

3 01 

2 50 

1 

3 00 

2 75 

3 5< 

SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction. — Xo  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s 

Home  Insurance  Bld|  CustomHouse  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

55  stYici  S'Z  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 

A.  A.  CUDELL.  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

fine  cabinet  work. 

Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

22  & 24  South  Jefferson  St.  I CHICAGO. 

CITY  OFFicE-.-Booms  21  and  22,  2241  & 338  La  Salle  St. 


IP.  3VI. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
reaDistatTand  o°hm-  collateral  securities  Stores  and  £us- Rented. 
Rents  oollec.ed  and  all  business  ’■elating  to  real  estate  iransau- 

ted. 


H E Bucklen. . . 

ft  E Butzow 

P C Babcock  . . . 

J L Ware 
Joseph  Gessler  .... 

E Pendleton 

A W Bonner  

W P Wilson 

Incorportd  Imp  Co. 
Crescent  Club  et  al 
Geo  H Esterbrook . 

H D Compton 

W D Kimball 

Lewis  Baker 

Grant  & Co.. 

The  Masons  

City  Bailway  Co... 
Comstock 


275  Mich  av 

68  Randolph  st 

Park  ave 

365  West  Chicago  av. 
2625  Indiana  av 


Beed  House 
V Boullier.. 


Hot  Springs  

Oshkosh,  Wis 

Denver,  Col 

Turner  Junction 

Minneapolis 

St  Paul,  Minn 

Fergus  Falls 

Danville,  111  

Milwaukee,  Wis 

Columbus,  O 

Lexington,  Ky 

Chattanooga,  Tenn . . 


Apartment  Building 

Flat  dwelling 

Eesidence 

Besidence 

2 flat  bldgs 

Dwelling 

10  Besldences 

Hotel 

Theatre 

Club  House  

Building  

Block  of  dwellings. . 

3 Stores  

Building 

School-house 

Temple 

Stables  

Opera  House 


Hotel 

Flats 


Mich  ave  and  Peck  Ct 
Congress  st  W 

Park  ave 

Prairie  ave 
Huron  st,  near  Clark  . . 

Calumet  av 

Hyde  Park 

Hot  Springs,  Ark 

Clay  Centre,  Neb 

Algona  st,  Oshkosh,  Wi 

Denver,  Col 

Turner  Junction,  111 . . . 

Minneapolis,  Minn 

St  Paul,  Minn 

Fergus  Falls,  Minn  — 

Danville,  111 

Milwaukee,  Wis.  

Columbus,  Ohio 

Lexington,  Ky 

Chattanooga,  Tenn 


21x63  I 311  W Congress  st. 


Oscar  Cobb,  Beaper  Dlk. . 

J H Carpenter,  156  Washington  st. 


Jul  Zittel 

H S Jaffray  

J H Carpenter 


156  Washington  st. . . 


18000 

200000 


30000 

'26666 

50000 

25000 

60000 

3300 


Oscar  Cobb,  Beaper. 


?. 


B G Pentecost,  La  Croix  and  Le  Beau 


Pressed  brick  front.  Contracts  not  let. 
Projected. 

Projected. 

Projected.  . . 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  galvanized  iron 

Bedford  stone  and  galvanized  iron 

Projected. 

Projected. 

Projected. 


Brick  and  stone. 

Brick. 

Brick. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Address  Ashland  P O. — Grant  & Co. 
Address  T B Sboaf. 


Bebulhling— contracts  not  let 

Brick — contracts  not  let. 

Bebuilding— contracts  not  let. 

Brick— Modern  improvem’ts. 

St  Louis  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta. 


150 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


Andrew  Krimbill. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES: 

Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  111. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and.  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 

D.  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

House  Renting  and  Collections. 

Office : 128-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 

Room  I I CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

E^"JIoney  Loaned, 

^•Taxes  Paid, 

^"Investments  Made, 

Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 

REMOVAL. 

S.  E.  GROSS  & Co. 

Real-Estate,  Builders  and  Sellers  of  Houses, 
REMOVED  TO 

CORNER  OFFICE,  MAIN  FLOOR, 

Southeast  cor.Dearborn  & Randolph 
Streets. 

Over  4,000  Houses  and  Lots  sold  in  6 Years. 


Beal  Estate  for  Sale. 

:o: 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 

[This  List  will  be  inserted  once  each  week  in  the 
Daily  Trade  Bulletin,  aDd  thoroughly  circulated 
on  Saturday  and  Sunday,  as  well  as  in  The  Real 
Estate  and  Building  Journal.  Price  10  cents  a 
line,  or  5 cents  under  contract,] 

FOR  SALE  — By  E.  Goodridge  <fc  Co.,  253 
W.  Madisen  st. : 

$10,000.  Halsted  st.  near  Adams,  two-story 
building  and  lots. 

Madison  st.  near  Wood,  two  four- 
story  stone  front  buildings  (stores 
and  flats),  with  house  and  lot;  a 
bargain. 

18,000.  S.  Halsted  st.,  four-story  and  cellar 
brick  building;  rentals,  $2,000  per 
annum. 

5.500.  Morgan  st.  near  Monroe,  three-story 

building  in  flats;  will  rent  readily 
May  1st  for  $65.00  monthly. 
Throop  st.  facing  Park.  A bargain! 
Four-story  stone  front  house,  14 
rooms,  brick  barn  and  lot. 

6.500.  Halsted  st.  near  12th  st,,  large  two- 

story  building  and  lot. 

5.500.  Loomis  st.  near  J ackson,  stone  front 

house  and  lot. 

6,000.  Loomis  st.,  stone  front  house  and 
corner  lot. 


FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  North 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 

FOR  SALE  by  F.  A.  Renshaw,  161  La- 
Salle st,  Room  4.  Ogden  av.  near  Van 
Buren  st.,  50x110  ft. 

Near  Ashland  av.,  2-story  brick  flat, $6, 800; 
rents  for  $60. 

Third  av.,  between  Van  Buren  and  Har- 
rison, 26  or  50  ft. 

Dearborn  st.,  near  Harrison,  60  ft,  to 
Fourth  av 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Edward  Rutz,  Ex-Treasurer  State  of  Illinois. 


W.  F.  Netling. 


H.  M.  Needles. 


Western  Loan  and  Investment  Agency, 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLINC,  Managers. 

CITY  5 AND  6 PER  CENT.  LOANS  NEGOTIATED  IN  SUMS  OF  $5,000  AND 
OVER.  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

Rooms  36  & 37  Portland  Block,  S.  E,  Cor.  Washington  and 

Dearborn  Streets. 


C.  J.  Hambleton,  President. 


J.  J.  Danforth,  Superintendent. 


Cook  Co.  Abstract  € o. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 


Best  Work! 


Lowest  Prices ! 


Shortest  Time ! 


Calumet  Ave.  No.  1921— A 3-story,  base- 
ment, and  sub-cellar  pressed-brick  house  of 
17  rooms:  4 bath-rooms,  laundry,  conserva- 
tory, two  furnaces,  set-bowl  and  chandelier 
in  every  chamber.  House  is  well  rented,  in 
complete  repair,  handsomely  papered,  and 
newly  painted  within  and  without.  A 2-story 
and  cellar  pressed-brick  barn  at  side  of 
house  goes  with  the  place,  making  a front- 
age of  66  feet.  Price  $22,500. 

Calumet  Ave.  No.  1919 — A residence  equal 
and  similar  to  the  above-one,  but  without  a 
barn.  Price  $15,000. 

Vernon  Avenue,  at  No.  3327.— A 2-story 
and  basement  octagon,  marble-front  house, 

| with  two-story  brick  barn  in  rear.  House 
| has  eleven  rooms,  modern  conveniences, 

[ new  furnace  and!  gas-fixtures,  and  was  re- 
cently painted  within  and  without.  Both 
house  and  barn  are  in  complete  repair.  Lot, 
25x165  to  alley.  Price  $8,500,  and  all  street 
improvements  made.  * 

Wabash  Avenue,  No.  3111.— A 2-storv, 
basement,  and  attic,  octagon,  marble-front 
house  of  10  rooms.  All  modern  improve- 
ments and  in  perfect  order.  Lot,  20x190  to 
alley.  Price,  6,500. 

Wabash  Avenue,  No.  3121.— An  equal 
and  similar  house  to  the  above,  but  better  lo- 
cated. Price  $7,500. 

PERCY  W.  PALMER, 

116  Dearboru-st.,  Room  41. 


FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbert,  Room  5,  97 

Clark-st.: 

Woodlawn  Park. — One  fine  new  10-room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2 blocks  from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  100x200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  iots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty-third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 


FOR  SALE- 

156, 652  acres  of  choice  lands  in  Bailey 
Co.,  Texas.  Owner  will  put  the  land 
against  the  value  of  it  in  cash,  and  stock 
it  with  cattle  and  own  it  jointly,  or  take 
the  worth  of  the  land  in  stock  of  a cattle 
company.  It  is  fine  agricultural  land  and 
is  worth  $2.50  per  acre. 

David  Boos,  care  of  this  Journal. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdorff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 

3-story  brick;  improvements. 

11.000.  W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  35^x124,  good 

corner. 

8,000.  Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario- st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4.600.  Sheflield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 

story  brick  flats. 

2.600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 

with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,200.  Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 
125,  vacant. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 

FOR  SALE  by  Edwin  F.  Getohell  & Co 
Room  5 — 127  Dearborn  st.  A large  list  of 
income  paying  property  yielding  7 to  10# 
net.  Beautiful  Modern  homes  on  all  sides 
of  the  River  from  $5,000  to  $100,000. 

Prairie  Av.  near  twenty-Third  st.,  two- 
story  stone-front  residence,  14  rooms,  studied 
interior;  fine  brick  barn;  owDer  living  away; 
will  sell  at  a great  bargain  now. 

Calumet  av.  south  of  Twenty-second  st. 
Elegant  Brown  Stone  residence;  elaborate 
interior;  dining-room  on  main  floor;  deep 
lot  and  fine  stable;  at  a decided  bargain  if 
taken  at  once. 

Indiana  av.,  near  Twenty-fifth  st.,  a beauti- 
ful home,  with  grounds  50x175  feet;  owner 
about  to  move  away  and  will  sell  at  a bar- 
gain. Call  soon. 

387  Ontario  st.,  An  elegant  pressed-brick 
residence,  with  brown-stone  foundation  and 
trimmings,  new  and  recently  completed, 
hardwood  finish,  heated  with  steam;  hall  12 
feet  wide,  with  an  elaborate  mantel  and  fire- 
place; bay  window  and  veranda  command 
sweeping  view  of  street  and  lake;  wide  lot, 
affording  southern  and  eastern  exposure. 
A rare  chance  to  secure  a model  home  on 
terms  to  suit  the  purchaser.  Immediate 
possession. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White  & Co.,  Room  4, 
Reaper  Block,  N.  E.  Cor.  of  Clark  and 
Washington  Sts.: 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  central  busi- 
ness property  on  leading  business  streets, 
as  State,  West  Madison,  Halsted,  etc.  Any 
one  desiring  to  invest  in  any  part  of  the 
city  or  suburbs  will  find  the  best  in  the  mar- 
ket by  conferring  with  us. 


Wm.  Beed.  N.  A.  Clemons. 

WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dreter  <fc  Co.,  88 
Washington-st. : 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Bnren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buren-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chicago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chioago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st, — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chicago-ave. — 2-storv  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . . $16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Hahmon-ooubt — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stcry  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments  $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-story  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st . . . $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  front  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 marble  fronts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave. 


THIS  SPACE 

I 

IS 

RESERVED 

FOR 

ANY  “REPUTABLE”  DEALER 

WHO  DOES  NOT  ADVERTISE 
PROPERTY  OVER  WHICH  HE  HAS  NO  CONTROL 
NOR  PROPERTY 

NOT  FOR  SALE. 

AND  does  as  he  would  wish  to  be 

DONE  BY. 

WHO  LIVES  UP  TO  THE  “GOLDEN  RULE.” 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 
CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  !Ma.cie 
for  Certified 

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FOR  SALE  by  Wm.  Garnett  & Co.,  182 
Dearborn  st. 

Corner  Van  Buren  and  Clinton  sts., about 
150  feet  square,  or  will  lease  for  long  term. 

Calumet  av.  and  RAy  st.,  two  corners,  300 
feet  frontage.  Builders  call. 

Michigan  av.,  stone  front  finely  located. 
$35,000;  lot  30x175. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 

Wm.  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu.,  successor®  to 
HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 

manufacturers  of 

INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 


Room  1 0 15© 


I_,el  Sail©  St.  Chicago. 


151 

REMOVAL. 

GREEN EBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 


o.  j.  Xj.  MEYER  & SONS  CO- 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


TILE  AND  fire-place  GOODS.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chioago 
Real  Estate. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

Business  property  on  Kinzie-street,  east  of 
Wells.  Now  rented  for  $2,200.  Price, 
$19,000. 

46  acres  on  Lake  Shore,  north  of  city. 

20  “ on  Stony  Island-ave.,  near  railroads 

and  shops:  splendid  site  for  manuf’ct  rng. 

10  acres  on  State-st.,  south. 

25  feet  on  Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park. 

50  “ “ Barry-ave.,  near  the  Lake. 

50  “ “ Vernon-ave.,  $90  a foot. 

50  “ “ Indiana-ave.,  bet.  45th  and  46th. 

3-story  and  basement  stone-front  house, 
Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park;  $7,000. 

2 new  brick  flats,  north  side;  $5,000. 

Handsome  residence  on  Barry-ave.,  near 
Lake  Shore;  $9,500. 

7 fine  residences,  west  of  Lincoln  Park; 
about  $40,000.  


FOR  SALE  by  Jas.  B.  Goodman  & Co.,  68 
Washington-st.- 

72  feet  Washington  Boulevard,  east  of  Rock- 
well-st. 

46  feet  and  Cottage  on  Washington  Boule- 
vard, east  of  Rockwell-st. 

These  two  pieces  very  cheap. 

7 acres  in  sec.  5,  Town  of  Cicero,  on  which 
offer  is  wanted. 

Two  or  three  more  packing  house  lots  left 
at  Union  Stock  Yards. 

Blocks.  Acres,  Lots,  and  Houses  and  Lots 
west  of  Garfield  Park  in  our  Chicago 
Land  Co.  Subdivision.  


FOR  SALE— by  Nelson  Thomasson.  85 
W ashington-st.,  Room  3: — Elegant  blocks 
in  centre  of  Chicago,  $27,000,  $25,000, 
$30,000,  $47,000,  $140,000,  $250,000;  some 
of  these  blocks  pay  10  per  cent,  to  say 
nothing  of  their  future. 

Dearborn-st.,  near  Harrison — 50  feet; 
cheap. 

Fifth  Ave.,  north  of  Van  Buren  st. — 80  ft. 
Fifth  Ave.,  south  of  Van  Buren  st. — 40  ft 
$500  a foot. 

State  st.,  near  Twenty-fourth, — With  fair 
improvements,  renting  for  6 per  cent;  only 
$200  a foot. 

Madison-st. — Elegant  block,  paying  10 
per  cent  now,  to  say  nothing  of  its  future. 

Michigan  ave.  and  Thirty-fourth  st. — 
Choice  and  cheap. 

Grand  Boulevard — 150  feet,  with  house 
costing  $15,000,  all  for  $17,000;  ground  is 
worth  more. 

Drexel  Boulevard,  north  of  Forty-fifth 
st. — $150  a foot. 

Drexel-av. — Lots,  $600;  want  offer. 

Fifth  Ave. — Two  brick  stores  worth  $35,- 
000;  will  sell  to-day  for  $28,000.  Bargain. 

Madison-st. — 90  acres,  running  south; sta- 
tion on  land  opposite  on  Madison-st.;  sel- 
ling now  for  $3,000  an  acre.  Sacrifice. 

Grand  Boulevard — Half  block  to  Vincen- 
nes ave;  great  bargain;  $1,000  only  cash: 
balance  on  terms. 

Blue  Island-ave.,  near  Sixteenth  st. — 48 
eet;  make  best  offer.  


WANTED 


A first-class  man  who  is  thoroughly  acquain- 
ted with  the  Real  Estate  business,  for  outside 
work.  No  personal  application  entertained 
and  no  one  wanted  who  is  above  his  business 
and  who  cannot  give  A 1 references.  Send 
names  of  persons  to  whom  you  refer  or 
written  recommendations.  Address  “A,” 
care  Chicago  Real  Estate  and  Building 
J oubnal,  121  Fifth-Ave, 


THE  RECORD. 

(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Eighth  Page) 

B111LDHV6  PERMITS. 

Augusta  st,  W Maurer,  1-story  cottage  20x 
44:  $1,000. 

Ashland  avenue,  at  No  947,  E J Harms,  two- 
story  and  basement  store  and  flats  25xb5, 

$4  000 

Ambrose  street,  at  No  2,  H Mund,  cottage, 
20x50;  $1,000.  . 

Archer  av  at  No  2990,  Charles  Kaiser  one- 
story  store,  25x80;  $3,000. 

Ashland  av  N at  No  765,  W Schmitz  cottage, 
20x24;  $500. 

Blum  st  at  No  38,  Miss  M Smith  two-story 
dwelling,  21x55;  $3,500. 

Bissell  st,  at  No  451:  Joseph  Ciskowsky 
three-story  flats,  22x86;  $4,500. 

Bunker  st  at  No  95:  John  Bretschneider,  cot- 
tage 20x40;  $1,000. 

Blue  Island  ave  at  No  668:  Geo  Hans  two- 
story  store  and  flats  24x90;  $5,000. 

Bloom  street  at  No  3401,  A Bloom  cottage 
2x45  ;2  $1,100. 

Brigham  street,  at  No  33,  S Kortodzinski, 
cottage,  20x50;  $1,000.  . _ , 

Brown  st  at  Nos  213  to  217;  Hintz  & Baker, 
three-story  factory,  66x30;  $3,000. 

Carroll  avenue:  P M Dillon,  two-story  flats, 
20x40,  $1,800. 

Crosby  and  Haines  street,  (northwest  cor 
ner  of),  the  Chicago  Gaslight  & Coke 
Company,  foundation  for  gas-tank  holder, 
145  feet  in  diameter;  $45,000. 

Congress  st,  at  Nos  999  to  1009:  J L Camp- 
bell six  two-story  dwellings,  110x50; 
$18  000. 

Congress  st  at  No  590  and  592,  J A O’Con 
nell  three  two-story  dwellings,  50x60; 
$10,000. 

Congress  st  at  No  313,  V Bullier  two-story 
flats,  21x52;  $3,000. 

Congress  st  at  No  735,  E A Mann  two-storv 
addition,  20x16;  $2,100. 

Division  st,  at  Nos  408  and  410:  Carl  Schu- 
ert  three-story  stores  and  flats,  52x25; 
$8,000. 

Division  st,  W;  No  386,  H Nerdner,  cottage, 
21x46,  $1,000. 

DicKSon  st  at  No  703;  John  Tesner,  cottage, 
20x50;  $1,200. 

Egan  av,  358  to  362,  G A Springer  three  one- 
story  cottages  22x45;  $5,000. 

Egan  av,  at  No  110,  Sami  Cohn,  two-story 
and  cellar  store  and  dwelling  22x60; 
$3,000.  , 

Erie  st  W,  at  366,  L Beauford,  additional 
story  21x42;  $1,000. 

Erie  st  w,  at  No  751:  Griffin  & Dwight  two- 
story  dwelling,  20x32;  $1,600. 

Erie  st  w,  at  No  730:  Griffin  & Dwight  cot- 
tage, 20x32;  $1,000. 

Fake  st  at  No  3,022,  N S Bourbaker  cottage, 
22x30;  $500. 

Fulton  st,  at  No  481:  John  Rogers  two-story 
dwelling  20x54;  $4,000. 

Forquer  street,  at  No  285,  Joseph  Novak, 
two-story  addition,  21x30;  $2,000, 

Franklin  st,  N,  at  No  251,  C 0 Harz,  two- 
story  stable,  27x100;  $4,000. 

Fourteenth  st  W;  No  422,  H Franzen,  two- 
story  dwelling,  21x62;  $3,500. 

Forrest  av  at  No  3237;  Mrs  H S Shedd,  two- 
story  dwelling,  17x65;  $4,500. 

Groveland  ave  at  No  3007:  W C Newberry 
two-story  addition  20x25;  $1,200. 

Hoyne  avenue  North,  at  Nos  929  to  937:  D 
F Anderson,  four  two-story  dwellings  83x 
t 36;  $6,000, 


Halsted  street  North  at  No  634:  M Her- 
mann two-story  store  and  flats  25x80; 
$4,000. 

Hurlbut  street,  at  No  329,  A Schaus,  two- 
story  store  and  dwelling,  23x48:  $3,500. 
Hudson  av  at  No  341:  L M Stayard  two-story 
flats  21x51;  $3,000. 

Leavitt  st  N at  No  671,  John  Jensen  cottage, 
20x40;  $1,200. 

Loomis  st,  at  No  722;  John  Tomasek  three- 
story  flats  22x56;  $3,500. 

Lake  st  Wat  No  1732:  John  Palmer,  one 
story  blacksmith  shop  24x50;  $1,000. 

Loomis  st,  at  No  724-  Jos  Kouba  two-story 
dwelling  22x26;  $1,200. 

Leavitt  street  South  at  Nos  233  and  235. 
George  N Hull,  two-story  dwellings  36x70: 
$12,000. 

Larrabee  st  at  No  80;  August  Behn  two 
story  store  and  dwelling,  22x60;  $3,500. 
Lincoln  st  at  No  3845;  John  Martenson, 
cottage,  20x30;  $700. 

Monroe  st,  at  184  and  186,  H A Hurlbut,  two 
additional  Btories  45x180;  $20,000. 

Market  st,  N,  No  284,  John  Nelson,  three- 
story  flats;  $5,000. 

Maystat  No  707:  Fred  Matt,  three -story 
store  and  flats  26x60;  $7,000. 

Milwaukee  av,  at  No  9^9 : E Grom  one-story 
addition,  24x35;  $1,000. 

Nineteenth  st  W at  No  456;  Mat  Chemilk 
two-story  dwelling  20x51;  $2,500. 

North  pier,  Western  Transit  Co,  one  story 
freight  house,  296x296;  $26,000. 

Oak  st  at  No  143;  J ^ Medin,  basement, 
20x50;  $1,000. 

Oakley  st  S,  J Dobb,  1 -story  cottage  25x26; 
$1,000. 

Ogden  avenue,  at  Nos  223  to  227:  M O’Brien 
three-story  store  and  flats  50x84;  $14,- 
000. 

Ohio  st,  at  No  303:  L Jacobson  three-story 
flats,  21x70;  $4,500. 

Osgood  st  at  No  147,  Fred  Boemg  three- 
story  store  and  flats,  23x54:  $5,000. 

Paulina  st  S at  No  486,  D Riordan  cottage, 
22x44;  $1,000.  ^ ,, 

Prairie  av  at  Nos  3606  and  3608;  W F Cuth- 
bert,  two-story  dwellings,  44x62;  $12,000. 
Parn  av,  at  No  31:  S M Prest,  three -story 
and  cellar  flats  22x50;  $3,000. 

Paulina  st,  at  No  3556,  Chas  Rodloff,  one 
story  cottage  20x42:  $1,000. 

Racine  av  at  No  133,  C Holtz  two-story  flats, 
22x47;  $2,300. 

Robey  st  at  No  578,  John  Jensen  four-story 
dwelling,  20x46;  $2,300. 

State  st,  at  No  3821:  Anton  Zulfer,  three 
story  store  and  flats,  25x87 ; $9,000. 

South  Park  av,  at  No  3249:  Dr  Hansen  two 
story  dwelling,  47x70;  $14,000. 

State  st,  at  Nos  3832  to  3838:  Brinkman, 
Madling  <fc  Chesa  three  thr°e-Story  stores 
and  flats,  75x90;  $20,000 
South  Park  av  at  No  3343,  Susan  Ranney 
three-story  dwelling,  20x48;  $8,000. 

South  Park  av  at  Nos  3325  to  3329  and  3345 
to  3349,  M B Phillips  six  three-story  dwell- 
ings, 120x48;  $50,000. 

Sedgwick  st  at  No  481,  P H Schoppmann 
fonr-story  flats,  22x75;  $13,000. 
Thirty-fourth  st  at  No  862:  Thos  Stewart 
cottage  20x32;  $8f'0. 

Throop  and  Eighteenth  streets:  John  Pad- 
jar,  two-story  store  and  dwelling  24x49; 
$3,000. 

Twentieth  st  at  No  232;  C Puhlam.one  story 
shop,  30x50;  $1,000. 

Thirty-first  st  at  No  215,  Leffier  & Murphy, 
one-story  front  addition,  12x12;  $200. 

Van  Buren  st,  at  No  814:  A M Maypole  two- 
I story  store  and  dwelling,  50x20;  $2,000. 


Wilcox  avenue  at  No  1034;  Compton  & Mur- 
dock, fonr  two.story  dwellings  84x41, 
$6,000. 

Wall  street  at  No  3157:  Charles  Ott,  one- 
story  cottage,  23x50;  $1,500, 

Wabash  avenue,  at  No  277,  W C Lobenstein, 
two-story  store,  85x120;  $20,000. 

Washington  street,  at  No  155  and  157, George 
F Harding,  two  additional  stories,  40x100; 

}J8  000. 

Wallace  st  at  No  3403,  B Essig  one  story 
store  20x46;  $1,000. 

Wentworth  ave  at  No  2225:  Wm  Saul  two- 
story  addition  19x24;  $1,000. 

Wallace  st  at  Ne  2812:  Wm  Schmidt  cottage 
20x46:  $1,000. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Archer  av,  the  premises  Nos.  3016  and  3,018 
dated  Feb  23,  Master  in  Chancery  to 

Jno  T Davis $21,500 

Adams  st  W,  50  ft  e of  Robey,  nf  48x125, 

Mar  3;  J S Starr  to  Geo  H Mcllvaine, 

" ’ $7,000 

Adam’s  st  W;  159  st  w of  Clinton  st,  40x82 
1/  Mar  6,  Christian  Grnnewald  to  S B 

Cashing $10,000 

Austin  av  76  1-2  ft  e of  Curtis  st  sf  40x116, 

Mar  1,  Mary  Bickerdike  to  G H Peck . $5,250 
Ashland  av  N,  the  premises  No  128,  Mar 
11:  C W Marks  to  Geo  P Merrick.  .$2,040 
Bonfield  st,  238  ft  s of  Hickory,  w f 24x100 
ft,  March  5;  M.  L.  and  A.  H.  Miller  to 

Jacob  Armstrong $1,500 

Butterfield  st  190  ft  s of  35th  ef  27  1-2x59, 

Mar  2:  Albert  Crane  to  Thomas  Clif- 

ord $^75 

Blue  Island  av,  314  ft  s of  Taylor  st,  ef  25 
xl20,  other  property,  Mar  3:  Jos  Euzen- 

bacher  to  Allois  Wolf $5,000 

B street,  the  premises  No  29,  Mar  3;  E 

Greenebaum  to  Geo  Leyh ...$1,140 

Bellevue  place,  137  ft  e of  Rush  st,  sf,  21x 
129  Feb  27;  Potter  Palmer  to  Edward 

O’Brien  • • $ 5 

Bellevue  place,  adj  above,  21x129,  Feb  17, 

same  party  to  Wm  Borner $4,935 

Bushnell  st,  400  ft  w of  Wentworth  av,  nf 
25x127,  imp,  Mar  10;  Susanna  Enl  to  Jo- 
seph Eul  et  al 

Bloom  st,  216  feet  s of  36th  st,  wf  24x1^5, 
Mar  8:  Estate  of  E 0 Larned  to  A Ja- 
cobs  $400 

Barry  Point  road,  120  ft  e of  Sacramento 
av,  n f,  24  ft  to  alley,  Feb  17 ; W G Jay- 
son to  Barker  & Reaville $800 

Bloom  st,  71  f n of  37th,  e f,  24x125;  da- 
ted Mar  9;  estate  of  E C Larned  to  F 

Granson •* $400 

Cottage  Grove  av,  155  ft  n of  39th,  w f, 
20x188,  dated  Mar  8;  Wm  Thrnmston  to 

Albert  C Huston $7,000 

Congress  st  W,  125  ft  w of  Loomis  st,  sf, 
24x125,  Feb  22;  G H Laflin  to  Lizzie  J 

Thomas $2,760 

Chestnut  st,  bet  La  Salle  and  Wells  sts,  sf 
26  2-3x100,  impd,  Feb  9:  Estate  of  J S 

Waterman  to  Peter  Jacobson $4,000 

Clybourn  ave,  120  ft  se  of  Sheffield  av,  ne 
f 24x100.  Mar  10;  W F Geyerstangen  to 

Ida  Hoerr •■••••  A1;000 

Crittenden  st,  341  ft  e of  Noble  st,  sf  -5x 
125,  March  10;  Theodore  Krasemann  to 
Frank  Ocenasck $2,100 


REAL  ESTATE  AND 


JOURNAL. 


Clark  st  North,  the  premises  No  1067,  Mar 
1;  Henry  Rieke  to  Anna  Schniglan 

$8,000 

Carpenter  st,  bet  Huron  and  Erie  st,  e f 
26x116  ft  Jan.  28;  Estate  of  W B Ogden 

to  C F Mueller ..$2,080 

Colorado  av,  25  feet  e of  Whipple  st,  25x 
125;  February  18;  F B Little  to  R Selle, 

$800 

Chicago  av  W,  19934  f00t  w of  Wood  st,  nf 
25x123  Feb  3:  Anna  Schroeder  to  Wm 

Thomas  Jr $1,500 

Cypress  st,  80  ft  s of  Ashland  av,  w f,  20x 
80  ft,  improved  Jan.  22  Martha  G Lewis 

to  M.  C.  McDonald $2,250 

Coulter  st,  167  ft  w of  Washtenaw  av,  sf, 
24x124;  Jan  9;  W Stastny  to  F Zelenka 
$400 

Dearborn  st  128  ft  s of  32d  st  wf  25x110, 
Mar  11,  George  Weisbucher  to  John 

Flinn $6,500 

Dayton  st,  225  ft  n of  Willow  st.  w f 25x 
125  ft,  Oct.  29  1884;  Albert  Fleischer  to 

Marie  L Hanssner $3,000 

Dickson  st  168  ft  n of  Blackhawk,  w f,  24x 
124  ft,  Nov.  23,  1885:  Martin  Jaukowski 

to  Frank  Kiolbassa $1,000 

Dickson  st,  same  as  above,  Nov.  24,  1885: 
Frank  Kiolqassa  to  Eva  Jaukowski . $1,200 
Dayton  st,  124  ft  s of  Centre,  wf  48x125, 
February  23;  William  Plath  to  L Plath 

$5,100 

Dale  place,  188  ft  s of  22d  st  ef  24x99  Mar 

3:  G A Acton  to  J W Garvy $350 

Dearborn  st  S,  se  cor  of  36th,  wf,  21x122, 
Mar  5;  Geo  Tofit  to  P Casperse  n.  . $5,200 
Dearborn  st,  nw  cor  of  25th,  ef,  48%xl05 
March  2:  Catharina  Muhlke  to  Joseph 

Thu  11 $5,000 

Erie  st  W,  96  ft  w of  Leavitt  st,  n f 24x124 
ft,  March  5;  J F Griffin  to  J G Meisner 

$1,600 

Fifteenth  st  W,  28)4  ^ 6 °f  Washtenaw 
av,  s f,  28)4x66  ft,  March  8:T.  M.  Crow- 
ley to  R.  and  M.  R.  Cattling $2,300 

Fillmore  st  189  ft  w of  California  av  sf  24 
xl25,  Mar  11,  C H Kehl  to  A Berg. . . $350 
Fairfield  av,  291  ft  n of  Chicago  av,  wf  25 
xl25  imp,  Mar  6:  Carl  Mattfeldt  to  R C 

Moore $500 

Fourteenth  st  W,  325  ft  w of  Jefferson,  n 
f 25x173  ft,  improved  Feb.  22:  Anton 

Dvorak  to  Josfine  Civis $9,000 

Fourteenth  st  W,  325  ft  w of  Jefferson,  n f 
25x173  ft,  improved  Feb.  22:  James 

Civis  to  Anton  Dvorak $9,000 

Fifteenth  st  W,  118  ft  e of  Loomis,  nf  24x 
124  Mar  5;  Wm  Sollitt  to  Wm  O’Brien, 

$1,600 

Fifteenth  st  West,  56  ft,  e of  Washtenaw 
av,  e f,  28x66,  dated  Mar' 8;  T M Crom- 

ley  to  Jno  Russell $2,300 

Groveland  Park  av,  223  ft  s of  29th  st,  w 
f,  20x92,  dated  Feb  8:  W F My  rick  to 

Hugh  Daley’. ,$1,800 

Girard  st,  106  feet  n of  Elk  Grove,  wf,  lot 
19,  Jan  29;  G A Seaverns  to  F W Hat- 

terman $500 

Groveland  Para  av  102  ft  s of  29th  st  wf, 
20x92,  Mar  10:  F K Morrill  to  Julia  C 

Dyke $3,000 

Henry  st,  168  ft  e of  Wood  st,  sf,  96x124, 
Feb  2:  J A Hall  to  F J De  Jonge.  .$2,600 
Hudson  av  288  ft  s of  Centre  st  wf  24x 
123,  Mar  9,  M S Brady  to  J & A R Schut- 

tler  . . $2,400 

Hinsche  st  160  ft  n of  Clybourn  av  nw  f 
24x90  imp,  Mch  1,  J B Meierdirks  to  Vi- 
to Abbate  et  al $2,300 

Hamlin  av,  bet  Fulton  and  Lake  sts,  ef, 
125x175,  with  other  property,  Feb  27, 
Fred  N Bronson  to  A L Gleason  . . . $5,000 
Hoyne  av,  se  cor  of  Flournoy  st,  wf  125x 
95x44)4,  with  other  property,  March  6: 

A M and  Wm  H Davis  to  John  W Olsen 

$36,000 

Harrison  st  W,  nw  cor  of  Oakley  av,  sf  50 
xl25  imp  Feb  27;  Andw  Pearson  to  S S 

Byington $13,000 

Hoyne  av,  145)4  ft  8 of  Moore  st,  e f,  24x 
10524,  dated  Mar  9;  W F Thomas  to  G 

R Keedel $2,200 

Hermitage  av,  s w cor  of  Harrison  st,  e f, 
401x267)4,  dated  Feb  4;  C H Tilford  to 

J W Hedenberg $$38,650 

Illinois  av,  194  1-2  ft  n of  33d  st,  ef  25x56, 
Deo  21,  ’85;  L & J Loeb  to  M Adler.  $200 
James  av  190  ft  w of  Laurel  st  nf  24x124, 
Feb  17,  John  Dickson  to  J H Zemke.  .$550 
Jackson  st  W,  153  ft  w of  Western  av,  sf, 
24x122,  March  9;  David  Milne  to  J B 

Stafford $1,600 

Jackson  st  W,  99  ft  e of  Loomis  st,  nf  26x 

120, , O N Beal  to  R Commons 

$4,000 

Jaokspn  st  W,  the  premises  No  1087,  Mar 


X.ARKINS, 

Wholesale  ard  Retail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Ufion  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  r<  ffV -r  (V  W tt-i-w 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  LiriL-cVC^O,  lL<hp- 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 
BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


5:  Henry  Lesch  to  Ellen  J Hardick, 

$3,500 

Jackson  st  W,  22  ft  w of  Hamilton  av,  sf 
21  2-10x75,  Mar  4;  Special  Comrs  to  R 

Mannheimer $3,402 

Kendall  st,  264  ft  n of  Taylor,  se  f 24x100; 

Mar  5 ; A B McChesney  to  A Z Butzow . $600 
Langley  av,  bet.  37th  and  38th  sts,  w f 44x 
125;  Dec  21,  ’85,  Surles  & Sherwood  to  F C 

Delamater $3,960 

Leavitt  st,  29  ft  s of  Polk,  e f 23x126  ft, 
dated  J F Merriam  to  W and  E Loner- 

gan. $3,000 

Lake  st  W,  119  ft  w of  Robey  st,  s f,  da- 
ted Mar  9;  J and  C A Janssen  to  H M 

A L Janssen $12,000 

Lace  st,  250  feet  n of  Blackhawk,  wf,  25x 
108,  improved,  Dec.  24,  ’85,  S and  W 

Ruduik  to  Frank  Trockowski $1,250 

Lowe  av,  92  ft  of  38th  st,  wf,  24x123,  Feb 

8;  Mary  P M Palmer  to  D Ford $520 

Lake  Park  av,  the  premises  No.  3042,  da- 
ted Peb  6;  Chas  H Taylor  to  Susan  C 

Ray $3,500 

Larrabee  st,  236  n of  North  av,  wf,  Mar  10, 
estate  of  Wm  Davis  to  F H Franke.  $2,650 
Lubeck  st,  240  feet  w of  Leavitt  st,  sf  24x 
100,  Feb  27;  J Gadeke  to  W E Hatter- 

man  $350 

Loomis  st,  swcor  of  Jackson  st,  ef  24)4x 
50  imp  Feb  1,  ’84:  Dorothy  Middlemist 

to  Sarah  M Drake $7,000 

Lake  st  W,  293  ft  w of  Francisco,  st,  und 
34  of  24  feet  to  alley,  Feb  2;  est  of  A D 

Hunt  to  Geo  Hale $750 

Lake  st  W,  292  feet  w of  Francisco,  sf  und 
half  of  24  ft  to  alley,  Feb  2;  W D Ker- 

foot  to  same $750 

Luce  st,  250  ft  n of  Blackhawk,  e f,  25x108 
ft,  improved,  March 3:  Joseph  Benka  to 

Frank  Zywick $1,360 

Lake  st  W,  sw  cor  of  Water  st,  nf  85x76, 
Mar  1:  H T Dickey  to  Chicago,  Evans- 
ton and  Lake  Superior  R R Company, 

$40,000 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  181,  Feb  16 
T P Treacy  to  Chicago  & Gt  Wes’n  R R 

Co $2,000 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  149,  Feb  23, 

John  Schmitt  to  same $2,000 

Monroe  st  W,  159  ft  e of  Desplaines,  sf  39 
^4x191;  Mar  1;  Jas  Stenson  to  E T Har- 
ris et  al  $28,000 

Michigan  ave,  ne  cor  of  25th  st,  wf,  21x 
112  3-12,  Jan  22;  A B and  A N Kellogg 

to  E Rothschild $15,000 

Madison  st  W 280  ft  e of  Ogden  av  sf  25x 
125,  Mar  1,  Edgar  J Heaton  to  Peter  A 

Giesman $19,702 

Moore  st,  nr  Boulevard,  s f,  25x124  ft, 
March  9;  C.  and  F Stern  to  J Knaack 

$325 

McGregor  st,  163  ft  e of  Sanger,  n f,  25x 
125,  impd,  dated  March  8;  M F Dunn  to 

F Campbell, 1,800 

Main  st,  125  ft  n of  Lyman,  e f 25x115, 
dated  Mar  8 ; Michael  Keeney  to  F Wich- 

mann $1,180 

Milwaukee  av,  125  ft  s e of  Lincoln  st,  n e 
f,  25x118,  dated  Mar  8;  Chas  F Gergas 

to  John  Jensen $2,600 

Milton  av  148  ft  s of  OaK  st  ef  imp  22x 
90,  Jan  28;  C A Sirborn  to  Mathilda 

Johnson $3,000 

Maxwell  st,  125  ft  w of  Union,  s f 25x100 
ft  impro\ed  March  8:  C.  and  A Kelley 

to  Ama  K.  Frueh $3,000 

Nineteenth  st  W 50  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf, 
24x124  Mar  1,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  K & 

A Zabrausky $600 

North  av  50  ft  w of  Sheridan  st,  nf  50x120, 
Mar  10;  M M McKenzie  to  W A Pur- 
cell  $2,000 

North  av,  w of  and  near  Clybourne  av.  sf 
35  ft  to  alley,  Mar  6:  Anthony  Bebber 

to  Margaretha  Bebber $2,000 

Nineteenth  st  W,  9354  ft  6 of  Blue  Island 
av,  n f 25x124  ft,  improved  March  6 Vac- 
lav Cikanek  to  Prokup  Ivunik $5,000 

Park  ave,  se  cor  of  Page  st.  nf,  64x131, 
imp,  Aug  19,  ’85;  Newell  Matson  to 

Ella  C Bradley $30,000 

Park  av,  the  premises  No  278  March  1;  Ja- 
cob C Wirts  to  John  L Messurier.  .$7,500  1 


Portland  av,  114  feet  n of  31st  st,  ef,  50x 
124,  Mar  LOB  Matteson  to  Chas  Gus- 
tafson  $2,200 

Park  av,  156  ft  w of  Kedzie;  n f,  75x100, 
dated  Mar  3;  J W Brooks  to  J R Madi- 
son  $2,100 

Prairie  av,  96)4  ft  s of  37th  st,  wf,  lOOx 
124,  imp,  Sept  17,  ’85;  R.  H Griffin  to  F 

H Gray $7,000 

Parnell  av  264  ft  u of  38th  st,  ef  24x125; 
July  16,  ’85;  J R Winterbotham  to  F V 

DanKowske $432 

Park  av,  8954  f00t  0 of  Paulina  st,  sf  30x 
142,  Feb  4:  John  H Snitzler  to  Henry  C 

Hastings $6,000 

Peoria  st,  125  ft  s of  Congress,  e f,  25x125 
ft  Feb.  16:  Edwin  Sturtevant  to  Chris- 
tian C.  Busse $8,000 

Prairie  av,  232  ft  n of  30th  st,  ef  26x178, 
Feb  1:  C L and  J B Smith  to  H L Mitch- 

©11 $8,000 

Rebecca  st,  94  feet  e of  Laflin,  sf  24x124, 
January  3;  M P Morrison  to  J P Neal, 

$1,000 

Rebecca  st,  192  feet  w of  Paulina,  sf,  24x 
124,  March  1;  Anton  Wallis  to  Chicago 

& Gt  West’n  R R Co $1,000 

Rumsey  st,  75  feet  n of  Cornelia,  ef,  25x 
130,  imp,  Mar  4;  Frank  Hacker  to  Paul 

Chilewski $1,100 

State  st,  ne  cor  13th,  wf  100  feet  to  alley, 
imp  Mar  1;  est  of  Washington  Smith  to 

Sami  Gregsten  $42,500 

South  Park  boulevard,  176  ft  n of  Douglas 
av,  e f 23)4x124  ft  March  6:  Ezekiel 

Morrison  to  Abbie  Nichols $10,600 

Sangamon  st,  200  ft  s of  Adams  st,  wf,  25 
xl25,  Mar4:  Alexr  Burke  to  John  Ger- 
hard  $3,600 

Sebor  st,  135  feet  e of  Jefferson  st,sf  22)4 x 
106,  Mar  5;  Daniel  McCarthy  to  Patrk 

McCarthy $1,500 

State  st  N‘  43  ft  s of  Pearson  st,  ef  22x 
39  1-2  ft,  Mar  10;  Geo  E Shaver  to  Ida 

A Shaver $2,750 

Sedgwick  st,  sw  cor  of  Blackhawk  st,  ef, 
50x124  1-10  ft,  improved,  Mar  8:  Aug- 
ust Loeffler  to  Chas  H Wacker $12,000 

Schiller  st,  75)4  ft  6 of  Clark,  n f,  18)4x 
80  ft,  impd,  dated  Mar  6;  Wm  Good- 

smith  to  Carl  E Warnecke $6,300 

Sangamon  st,  40  ft  s of  Austin  av,  w f,  23 

4-10x11654,  dat0d  F0b  8:  BS  and  M H 

Ryerson  to  Robert  Pearlmann $,2300 

Southport  av,  329  ft  n of  Belden,  w f,  24x 
124,  dated  Mar  8;  Peter  Mayer  to  Saver 

Dzarzinsky $2,800 

State  st,  the  premises  No  2718,  Mar  10; 
Margaretha  Abel  to  David  B Eaton, 

$1,750 

Seymour  st,  270  ft  s of  Fulton  st,  ef,  24x 
126,  imp,  Feb  23:  Jas  Quinlan  to  War- 
ner G Field $3,200 

State  st.  222  ft  n of  32d,  w f 50x181,  dated 
Mar  4 Sam’l  Shirek  to  Thies  J Sefens, 

$7,500 

Twenty-first  st  W,  sw  cor  of  Oakley  av  nf 
50x128  March  5;  J J F Muller  to  Fred 

Roesner $2,600 

Twentieth  st  W,  80  ft  w of  Morgan,  n f 
25x100  ft,  improved  March  6:  Prokup 

Kunik  to  Vaclay  Cikanek $3,000 

Thirteenth  place  W,  144  ft  e of  Lincoln  st, 
n f 24x125  ft  March  6 William  Roach  to 

Nora  Behrend $600 

Taylor  st  W,  375  ftw  of  Central  Park  av, 
nf  249)4x124,  Mar  1:  A C and  0 H De 
Luce  to  Chicago  & Grt  West’n  R R Co 

$1,500 

Throop  st,  104  feet  s of  18th  st,  ef  25x100, 
Feb  17:  Danl  Linton  to  Jurgen  Hansen 

• $1,200 

Thirty-third  st,  118%  ft  e of  Cottage  Grove 
av,  n f,  50x119  ft,  Feb.  24:  Equitable 
Trust  Company  of  New  London  to  The- 

nie  Curtis $5,000 

Thirteenth  st  W.  120  ft  w of  Paulina,  nf 
24x124,  Feb  10:  Ellen  W’illiams  to  Martin 

Muller $725 

Thirteenth  st  W,  199  ft,  w of  Central  av, 
n f 25x125  ft,  improved  March  10;  An- 
gust  Heidman,  Jr.,  to  A.  N.  Fehrmann 

■ $5,000 

Thirteenth  st  W,  same  as  above  March  10 j 


A.  N.  Fehrmann  to  Lucy  Heidman. $5, 000 
Taylor  st  West,  east  of  Francisco  av,  sf,  25 
xl25,  Mar  9:  C H Held  to  G and  C 

Simpson $428 

Townsend  st  se  cor  Elm  wf  26x117  imp, 
Mar  10,  Luke  Byrne  to  Gustaf  Nelson 

$9,000 

Twenty-second  st,  the  premises  No  353 
March  8:  E.  R.  and  V.  Radanovitch  to 

Christian  Rix $4,400 

Thirteenth  st,West,  225  ft  w of  Hoyne  av, 
s f,  25x124,  dated  Feb  9;  J W Campbell 

to  John  Masek $650 

Thirteenth  st  West,  200  ft  w of  Hoyne  av, 
s f,  25x124,  dated  Feb  9;  same  to  J Cer- 

veny $650 

Ulman  st,  n e cor  of  Thirty-fourth  court, 
w f 61)4x125  ft  March  1:  Joseph  Junk 

to  Martin  Sack $4,100 

Van  Horn  st,  92)4  ft  w of  Leavitt  st,  sf  25 
xl25  imp,  Feb  26;  John  Koppers  to  Jul- 
ius Borck $750 

Van  Horn  st,  191  ft  e of  Ashland  av,  sf,  25 
xl24  imp,  Mar  5:  Vacala  Jiiam  to  Frk 

Tomek - . .$1,950 

Van  Horn  st,  190  ft  e of  Oakley  av,  sf,  25x 
125,  Oct  26,  ’83:  J H Eoff  to  J Svejkovs- 

ky $450 

Van  Buren  st  W,  94  ft  e of  Lincoln,  n f, 
60x110,  dated  Feb  23;  J N Dole  to  Thos 

Coughlan $6,000 

Van  Buren  st  W,  25  ft  w of  Nassau,  sf  25x 
125,  Feb  22:  J F Ausman  to  0 M Aus- 

man $700 

Wentworth  av,  n of  Fourteenth  st,  e f 25x 
125  ft  Sept.  1885:  J.  and  J.  J.  Hirschbahl 

to  Laura  Trumbull $500 

Wells  st  North,  69  ft  n of  Chicago  av,  ef, 
20x90,  Mar  10;  Henry  Kuecken  to  Lo- 
renz Mattern $6,000 

Wabash  av,  122  ft  n of  32d  st,  ef,  25x181, 
improved,  Mar  9;  D and  A Rosenheim 

to  Henriette  Lindauer $8,000 

Wilcox  st,  75  feet  e of  Sacramento  st,  nf, 
99x124,  Feb  23;  W G Jackson  to  W J 

Anderson $3,200 

Wells  st  N,  33  ft  s of  North  av,  w f 50x112 
ft:  improved  May  17,  1881:  J,  G.  Pfeif- 

to  Elisa  M.  Buehler $6,000 

Wilson  st,  the  premises  No  92,  Mar  9:  Frk 

Kolar  to  Jacob  Berkson $5,200 

Wabash  av  285  ft  n of  18th  st  wf  32x172, 
Mar  10,  Mary  Holbrook  to  A L & M E 

Holbrook $10,000 

Wentworth  av,  11324  ft  n of  23d  st,  w f , 
25)4x120  ft,  impd,  dated  Feb  23;  A H 

Eggers  to  W K Gore $6,500 

Western  av,  nw  cor  of  Austin  av,  ef,  18  1- 
2x124,  March  9:  M A Schildhelm  to  J E 

Schildhelm $2,000 

Webster  av,  sw  cor  Sheffield,  nf  48x125. 
imp,  Mar  11;  Jacob  Pasche  to  Johanna 

Gray $7,300 

W Taylor  st,  100  ft  e of  Francisco,  nf  48 
1-8x125,  Mar  2;  C H Kehl  to  Chicago  <fc 

Gt  West’n  R R Co $712 

Washington  blvd,  238  ft  w of  Robey  st,  sf, 
24x124,  March  3;  M W Hill  to  G H Bar- 
ren  $3,360 

Yeaton  st  se  cor  Linden  nf  72x100,  with  24 
ft  in  same  blk,  Mar  6,  Miehael  Ward  to 
Vopicka  & Kubin $2,800 

North  or  City  Limits. 

Belmont  av,  97  ft  e of  Perry  st,  sf  25x125 
June  8,  ’85;  Albert  Wisner  to  K Maas 

$650 

Belmont  av,  155  ft  w of  Herndon  st,  nf  25 
xl25,  March  3;  W C Gaudy  to  D Heider 

$650 

Burling  st,  n of  Fullerton  ave,  ef  25x125 
24,  Feb  20:  John  T Davis  to  E F Wag- 
ner  $1,050 

Burling  st,  300  ft  s of  Dewey  ct,  e f,  25x 
105,  impd,  dated  Mar  2;  W H Shutte  to 

C and  M E Flashaar $1,800 

Butterfield  st,  124  ft  s of  Thirty-first,  w f, 
25xlOo  ft  March  1 : Second  Swedish  Bap- 
tist Church  to  Johnson  & Larson. . . 2,000 
Commercial  st,  361  ft  nw  of  Paulina,  ne  f 
25x125,  Mar  4;  F Mierke  to  Chas  Thom- 
as   $750 

Fullerton  av,  nw  cor  of  Burling  st,  sf  19x 
85  imp  Feb  12;  Hickson  <fc  Jukes  to  Ro- 
sie Lues $4,200 

Fletcher  st,  371  ft  e of  Evanston  av,  s f 75 
xl25  ft  March  4:  J.  E.  Wilson  to  F.  W. 

Savage $2,400 

George  st  157  ft  w of  Seminary  av,  sf  50x 
123,  Feb  27;  John  Logeman  to  J E H 

Kaulbach $1,525 

Harrison  st  W,  242  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  n f 
24x100  ft,  March  6:  William  James  to 

Mary  Dougherty $3,675 

Jay  st,  107  ft  s of  Belden  av,  e f,  25x124 
ft,  March  1:  M.  E.  and  C.  Brown  to  M. 
and  J.  Larson ....  , , , . $682 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


158 


Lincoln  av,  254  ftn  of  School  st,  ef  25  ft 
to  Paulina  st:  S E Gross  to  Brener  <fc 

Odinius $ 

Lincoln  av,  287  ft  n w of  Marianna  st,  n e 
f,  25x125,  dated  Feb  17;  Patrick  Car- 

mody  to  Ohl  Worst $1,G00 

Lincoln  av,  337  ft  n w of  Marianna  st,  n e 
f,  50x  125,  dated  Mar  1;  W A Montgom- 
ery to  A H Geutzel $3,000 

Marianna  st,  72  ft  e of  Ward,  s f 24x118 
ft,  Feb.  1G:  P.  Clemens  to  A.  and  J. 

Pionke $575 

Melrose  st,  116  ft  e of  Wood,  n f,  24x125, 
dated  March  8;  E Gross  to  C L Young, 

$600 

Oakdale  av.  136  ft  w of  Racine  av,  nf,  25x 
123  ft  Sept.  12,  1885:  estate  of  W.  O. 

Jones  to  G.  W.  Meacham  et  al $600 

Park  av  66  ft  s of  Surf  st,  wf  66x202,  Dec 
15,  ’85;  estate  of  M E Young  to  Andrew 

Weber $4,000 

Park  av  132  ft  s of  Surf  st,  wf  60x202  ft, 
Dec  15,  ’85;  estate  of  M E Young  to  B C 

Strassheim $3,610 

Park  av  se  cor  Surf  st,  wf  66x201,  Dec  15, 
’85;  estate  of  M E Young  to  Eva  Strass 

heim $5,000 

Paus  st,  230  ft  8 of  Marianna  st,  e f 25x 
125  ft  April  12, 1883;  B Knopp  to  M J 

Hartman $700 

Roscoe  st,  125  ft  w of  Lincoln  av,  sf  25  ft 
to  alley,  Dec  8,  ’85;  F Miner  to  O Peter- 
son   $325 

Southport  av,  s of  Diversy  av,  w f,  25x124, 
dated  Mar  8 ;Jno  Krutz  to  F Martin. . $575 
Wellington  av,  225  ft  w of  Racine  av,  s f 
25x124  ft  Mar  8;  C M Netterstrom  to 

John  Radermacher $800 

Wellington  st,  nw  cor  of  Seminary  av,  sf 
24x125,  Feb  19;  E F Wagner  to  A Con- 
rad  $1,000 

Wrightwood  av,  ne  cor  of  Hampden  court 
und  % of  125x108,  Marll:  Union  Mutl 
Life  Insurance  Co  to  Caroline  Williams 

$2,160 

Wrightwood  av,  und  % of  above,  Marl: 
Connecticut  Mutual  Life  Inaurance  Co 

to  same $4,320 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Arnold  st,  96  ft  s of  59th  st,  e f 24x135  ft, 
Oct  17,  ’85:  W C Hall  to  A Languist.  $750 
Arnold  st,  330  ft  n of  45th,  w f,  25x137,  da- 
ted Mar  9;  M P Follett  to  M and  B 

Hutchinson $425 

Arnold  st  179  ft  n of  61st,  wf  27x125,  May 
1,  ’85 ; E N Tillotson  to  M A Mather . $2,200 
Ashland  av  49  ft  n of  49th  st,  wf  25x121, 
imp,  Mar  6;  F <fc  A Marres  to  Alois  Geh 

rig $1,000 

Barney  st,  298  ft  w of  Wallace,  n f 50x 
126^  ft,  March  8:  Commercial  Nation- 
al Bank  to  L.  Bartholomew $750 

Byron  st  103  ft  w of  Wentworth  av,  nf  50 
xlll,  Dec  1,’  84;  E D Hartshorn  to  F 

Gottschalk $900 

Chestnut  st,  100  ft  w of  Nicholas  av,  sf  25 
xlOO,  Feb  27:  J B and  A Towle  to  Thos 

Morrison $300 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  nw  cor  of  46th  st,  ef 
229x360,  Jan’y  22;  W Cahill  et  al  to  J F 

Mendsen $12,000 

Cottage  Grove  av  ne  cor  43d  st,  wf  73x150, 
May  31,  ’83;  L Berry  to  J J Berry.  .$4,000 
Ellis  av  400  ft  s of  40th  st,  ef  50x178,  imp, 
Mar  5;  J N Harmon  to  LG  Fisher  Jr  $21,000 
Emerald  av,  148  ft  s of  52d  st,  ef  25x119, 

Feb  23;  S B Loose  to  J Crohn $500 

Ellis  av,  se  cor  of  Forty-ninth  st,  n f 297  1-2 
x297  ft,  Nov  7,  ’85:  Estate  of  Samuel 

Stone  to  Marvin  Hughitt $21,000 

Fifty-fourth  st,  205  ft  w of  Halsted  st,  s f 
25x123  ft,  Mar  8:  G W Cass  to  A Peg- 

lan $400 

Fifty-ninth  st  near  Dearborn  st,  s f 75x 
183  ft,  Mch  2:  Elias  H Whited  to  Ellen 

Whited $4,500 

Forty-fifth  st,  52  ft  w of  Langley  av,  nf  25 
xl20,  Feb  24;  E F Henderson  to  J H 

Eastburn $900 

Greenwood  av,  100  ft  n of  50th  st,  ef  10x0 
197,  Feb  26:  Matthew  McCormick  to  F 

E Spooner $8,500 

Garfield  boulevard,  350  ft  e of  Wallace  st, 
n f,  25x140,  dated  Jan  31;  N M Chitten- 
den to  Owen  McGrath $800 

Halsted  st,  120  ft  s of  49th  st,  wf  24x125, 
Aug  4,  ’85:  Wm  Metzger  to  Kate  O’Con- 
nor  $1,000 

Halsted  st,  n w cor  of  Fifty-first  court,  e f 
50x125  ft,  March  8;  A.  F.  Stevenson  to 

Simon  Reker $1,900 

Jassamine  st,  200  ft  n of  Chestnut,  e f 52 
xi  25  ft,  Dec.  3,  1885  ;0.  W.  Fay  to  S.  W. 

Kesler $1,580 

Jassamine  st  200  ft  n of  Chestnut,  ef  52x 
125  ft,  Dec  10,  ’85;  S W Kesler  to  H P 
GoodfUi , $5,700 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

I 15  Dearborn  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


Laflin  st,  124  feet  n of  50th  st,  ef  50x124, 
Mar  5:  Rudolph  Ottenstroer  to  V Kris- 

chel $1,500 

Michigan  av,  bet  52d  and  53d  sts,  wf  60x 
177  Feb  27:  Wm  Shigley  to  Michl  Gra- 
ham   $2,100 

Madison  av,  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  w f, 
53%xl30,  dated  Jan  30;  L B and  R Aus- 

ley  to  H P Brown $3,250 

Paulina  st,  s e cor  of  50th,  w f,  118x122, 
dated  Feb  26:  B F Jacobs  to  J A Slo- 

cumb $1,750 

Pierson  av,  25  ft  n of  McCaffery,  e f,  25x 

125,  dated  Nov  6,  1885;  Master  in  Chan- 
cery to  Connor  Lynch $1,054 

Stewart  av  48  ft  s of  Gordon  st,  wf  24x 
115,  Mar  6;  J Wallace  to  C Corbett.  . $400 
Shurtleff  av  bet  Forty-second  and  Forty- 
third  sts,  e f 25x122  ft,  improved,  Mch 
10:  Patrick  Gready  to  P J Carroll  $1,825 
State  st,  200  ft  s of  Forty-fifth  st,  w f,  25x 
160  ft,  Feb  15:  J C Smith  and  B F Smith 

to  Christina  Hertel $1,500 

Sixty  Second  st,  445  ft  e of  Halsted,  s f, 
40x125,  dated  Feb  27;  W H Moore  to  C 

M Conrad $1,200 

Stewart  av,  near  54th  st,  w f,  94x133,  da- 
ted Feb  24;  C B Wilson  to  J F Arm- 
strong  $1,000 

Throop  st,  n w cor  of  49th,  e f,  408x124, 
ft,  with  216x124  same  subdivision,  da- 
ted Feb  26;  Wm  H Rand  to  Chas  E 

Rand ,$7,800 

Thirty-ninth  st  125  ft  e of  La  Salle,  nf  64 
ft  to  alley,  Jan  2;  John  Burke  to  J E 

Burke $6,000 

Wabash  av,  103  ft  n of  Forty-seventh  st, 
ef  50x160  fc  Feb.  1:  Dennis  Trainor  to  R. 

A.  Trainor $2,500 

Wabash  av,  s e cor  of  Fifty -sixth  st,  w f, 
50x191  ft  Feb.  11:  Permelia  Anthony 

to  Andrew  McDermott $1,750 

Wentworth  av  nw  cor  43d  st,  ef  50x122, 
imp,  Feb  17;  M & F E Schmidt  et  al  to 

Maria  Byerfeld $3,500 

Wentworth  av  near  49th  st,  ef  25x150,  Jan 
13;  John  O’Malley  to  J F Griffin ....  $250 
Wabash  av,  ew  cor  of  Forty-sixth  st,  e f 
75x160  ft.  Mch  1:  J W Nagle  to  Eii 

Smith $4,500 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Attrill  st  125  ft  sw  of  Milwaukee  av,  se  f 
50x129  ft,  improved,  Mch  9:  Henry 

Sweet  to  John  W Dickinson $3,800 

Fourteen  lots  in  Garfield,  Feb  27:  J F 

Keeney  to  Ella  C Bradley $5,600 

Fifteen  lots  in  Garfield,  Feb  4:  J F Kee- 
ney to  M W Templeton $6,000 

Fairfield  av,  298  ft  s of  Cortland  st,  e f, 
25x126  ft,  March  6:W.  Inns  to  K- Hilden 

$490 

Garfield,  20  lots,  dated  Mar  6;  Jas  F Kee- 
ney to  Hannah  J Currie $8,300 

Homer  st,  n e and  s e cor  Buchanan,  66x 
125,  dated  Mar  6;  J M Young  to  Marga 

ret  Kennedy $1,000 

Irvin  av,  sw  cor  of  Humboldt  av,  5 acres, 
Feb27:FN  Bronson  to  A L Gleason, 

$7,500 

McLean  av,  350  fte  of  Crawford  av,  sf  145 
xl25,  Jan  16;  W L Moss  Jr  to  S R Coop- 
er  $1,200 

Myrtle  av,  255  ft  n of  Fullerton  av,  wf,  25 
xl26,  Feb  15:  M A Wing  to  G Gollnick 

$350 

Maplewood  av,  275  ft  s of  Evergreen,  wf ; 
25x125.  Mar  4;  D F Anderson  to  R J 

Anderson $2,000 

Park  av  102  ft  w of  41st  st,  sf  25  ft  to  al- 
ley, Jan  28;  Mary  A W Farry  to  E E 

Hatch 

Rhine  st,  n w cor  of  Cromwell,  s f 25x125 
ft,  Feb.  23;  P.  A.  Sonwhook  to  Lorenz 
Reible $525 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 

Lot  28  Hull’s  sub  in  sw  qr  4 39  14,  Jan  12,  Anna 

Britton  to  A F Anderson $2,150 

Lot  1 b 20  s s add,  Mar  1,  D Dignan  to  Myron  L 

Osgood $11,000 

Lot  lfi  b 88  s Chicago,  Feb  1,  C & C C k D Co  to  A B 

Beck $1,250 

Lot  6 b 6 Kenny  & Rinu’s  add  to  Evanston.  Mar  6, 

Ellen  Elsilchrist  to  C E & L Sup  ltwy  Co $900 

Lot  2 div  2 Westfall's  sub  in  30  38  15,  Feb  lg,  B W 

White  to  S M Ward $1,700 

Lot  2 (ex  to  50  ft)  b 1 Kedzie  & Kenny’s  add  to  Ev- 
anston, Feb  23,  C F Moulton  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy 

Co $625 

Lot  12  and  u (4  lot  13  b 1 of  lot  9 b 11  Rockender’s 

add,  Oct  19,  J M Banks  to  G N Hull $3,375 

Lt  15  b 7 Gross  North  add,  Feb  18,  Sand  E Gross  to 

Otto  C Mahl $1,700 

Premises  No  755  S Halsted  st,  Feb  24,  Jos  Goldber- 

ger  to  L Zavadil $9,000 

Lot  6 of  lots  1 4 5 8 9,  Evans  & North’s  sub  w half  s 
e (4  20  3g  14,  Aug  18,  L Silverman  to  M J Gordon 

$.1,600 

Lot  7 b 2,  Johnson  & Cox’  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  36  40  13, 
September  22,  Olson  & Johnson  to  A Crawford, 

$100 

Lot  85  e haif  b 933  40  14,  Feb  26,  H Schmidt  to  E 

Maunhardt $6,000 

Lot  3 Darnnes’  sub  s 19  ft  w 14  b 15,  16  38  14,  Feb 
27,  Caroline  P Hanchett  to  Matie  Flannery, 

$2,500 

Lots  27  28  29  blk  66  Evanston,  L F Englesby  to  C E 

& Lake  Sup  Rwy  Co $25,000 

Lots  19  and  20  blk  13  Avondale,  in  26  40  13,  Feb  26, 

A Wlsner  to  L Rohr $300 

Lots  11  and  12,  Johnson  & Laflin’s  sub  in  blk  23  frl 

sec  15  add, , E A Temple  to  E W Shirk, 

$35,000 

Premises  No  8,  Park  Row  ave,  lot  8 of  lots  12  3 and 
pt  4 b 23,  Frl  Sec  15  addn,  Feb  27,  F L Stevens  to 

C W Rigdon  & E W Shirk $13,750 

Lot  42  of  lot  28,  16  38  14,  Jan  8,  J P Bowers  to  Alice 

A Odell $600 

House  and  Lot  No  2726,  S Dearborn  st,  Feb  15,  Mrs 

D L Greene  to  J Camoran $2,850 

W 37  ft  of  lot  7 b 52.  Evanston,  Mar  4,  C C Kestal  to 

C E & Lake  Sup  Rwy  Co $900 

Lots  4 and  5 of  lots  3 and  4 b 2,  Cochrane’s  sub  6 39 
14,  January  25,  C F Hatterman  to  M Peterson 

$1,950 

Lot  7,  same  subdvn,  Jany  21,  same  to  E Peterson 

$1,000 

Lot  31  b 48,  7 39  14,  Mar  3,  P Nugent  to  A Clogan, 

$ 

S 22  10-12  ft  of  lot  9 in  lot  4;  and  lot  5 of  lots  5 6 7 
and  pt  8;  also  b 93  S S addn,  No  190  and  192  Fifth 
av,  Feb  27,  Stephen  Monroe  to  Edwd  Russell  Jr 

$9u,000 

Lot  28  b 5,  Meeker’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Feb  11,  Ma 

ria  L Meeker  to  Henry  L Stadt $400 

Lots  39  and  40  b 36,  East  Washington  Heights,  May 

16,  H L Hill  to  Maggie  Ells $1,200 

W half  lot  2 b 39,  S S add,  Jany  2,  as  part  consul  2d 
party  to  convey  Lot  4 b 44,  w half  etc  21  39  14, 

C Drabek  to  P McDonald $4,500 

Lots  30  and  31  b 3,  Walker’s  sub  nw  qr  34  39  14,  Mar 

4,  Sami  Shirek  to  T J Leferes $7,500 

Premises  No  8323,  Vernon  ave,  March  1,  B Mergen- 

theim  to  L M Friedlander $7,500 

West  100  ft  of  e 175  ft  of  pt  lt  3,  Cir  Ct  Ptn,  sw  '4  8 
39  14,  n of  Lake  st  Jany  27,  Mrs  S B Barclay  to  C 

N F Smith $18,000 

Lot  27  Bowens’  sub  of  5 acs  ne  cor  43d  st  and  Vin 

cennes  av,  Feb  24,  C Brooks  to  Thos  Kelly $1050 

(south  of  city  limits.) 

Englewood,  tract  of  4 acs  of  land  lying  south  of  via- 
duct and  west  of  La  Salle  st,  extending  700  ft  s 
from  viaduct  to  the  right  of  way  of  the  P & Fort 
W R R-,  and  280  ft  west  from  Wentworth  ave,  to 
La  Salle  av,  C R I & P R R Co  to  B F Jacobs  and 
J C Robinson $60,000 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lots  29  to  36  b 8,  Hegewisch  1st  add  to  Hegewisch, 
June  18,  ’85,  A Hegewisch  to  Catholic  Bishop, 

$400 

Lots  2 and  3 of  lots  1 to  5 42  to  46  and  pt  47  b 86,  S 
Chicago,  March  2,  C & C C k D Co  to  B Friend 

$1,273 

Lots  13  and  14  b 22,  Russell’s  sub  s half  se  qr  18  37 

15,  Jan  26.  J McLean  to  Chas  Me  Lean $1,200 

Lot  23  b 2,  Bowens’  Riverdale  sub  in  nw  qr  34  37 
14,  April  18, ’85,  Cathe  E Zimmer  and  heirs  to  J 

Yonker $500 

Lots  25  and  26  b 8,  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Feb 

12,  Robt  Berger  to  Joseph  Maur $700 

Lots  12  and  13  b 42,  South  Chicago,  Feb  19,  C & C C 

& D Co  to  Theresa  A Shemeck  $1,000 

Lots  17  and  18,  First  East  addition  to  Cheltenham 

Beach,  August  14,  R W Bridge  to  T Meyer $550 

Lts  34  blk  3,  Palmer’s  addn  to  Hyde  Park,  Feb  27, 

Mary  P M Palmer  to  Jno  Carlson $400 

Lot  6 and  7 b 41,  S Chicago,  Feb  4,  J Logan  to  Mar- 
tha E Butt“rworth $3,000 

Lot  31  b 12,  Ironworkers’  addn,  July  29,  ’85,  C W 
Colehour  to  S C Eastman $186 


Lot  37  block  12,  same,  July  27,  ’85,  same  to  name 

$103 

Lot  9 b 61,  H Chicago,  Feb  27,  CtiCllD  Co  to  H 

Luetzorn ....  $800 

Lot  67  b 4,  Fallis  k Ganos’  add  to  Pullman,  Nor  5, 

J M DuvIh  to  J E Auburn W00 

Lot  44  and  45  b 29  Ironworkers’  add,  July,  27  ’85,  C 

W Coleburn  lo  8 C Eastman $424 

Lot  14  bk  34  Cornell,  Jan  24  Puul  Cornell  to  K A 

Erickson *500 

Lot  3 blk  2 Bowsr’s  Riverdale  sub  n w *4  34  37  14, 

Feb  25,  J Weigel  to  Nick  Yonker $250 

Same  premises,  Feb  25,  Nick  Yonker  to  W Schultz 

....  . $600 

Lots  68  and  69  b 4 Fuills  k Gano’s  add  to  Pullman, 

Mar  4,  H Bonssemaera  to  F Goossem $200 

Lot  2 div  2 Westfall’s  sub  30  38  15,  Mar  5,  M F & M 

Sav’gs  Bnk  to  R W Bridge $500 

Same  premises,  Feb  23  K W Bridge  to  A M Ward  $1,700 
Lot  31  b 8 8 Chicago,  Feb  26,  Mary  C Dobbins  to  8 

Zmudzinski *450 

Lot  32  b 8 same,  same  to  T Trojanowskl 

Lot  23  b 72  same,  Apr  29,  ’85,  C & C C & D Co  to  Al- 
ice M Denmick  *050 

Lot  25  b 5 Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Feb  25,  R 
Berger  to  R Kusluski $500 

LAKE. 

Lot  I9  b 2 Page’s  s«b  of  lot  9 to  12  14  and  pt  13  b 15 
Linden  Grove,  Feb  26,  Angie  and  A Page  to  E 

Milnee *400 

Lots  10  11  12  b 9 Schorling’s  sub  pt  Lot  1 N of  80th 
st  ard  W of  Vinceunes  ave  in  w % 33  38  14,  Mar  4, 

A Schorling  to  J Freiling $1,180 

Lots  70  and  71  b 2 Benedict’s  sub  ne  (4  se  (4  sec  20 

38  14,  July  15,  R S Cox  to  W H Horatman $440 

Lot  22  b 1 same  sub,  Mar  5,  E Beresh  to  H Werk. 

man $538 

N (4  lot  3 b 1 Normal  School  sub  se  (4  21  38  14,  Mar 

3,  W S Thorn  to  B F Cummins $10,000 

Lot  20  b 1 Benedict’s  sub  se  (4  20  38  14,  May  26,  ’85, 

R S Cox  to  Z Hallen $3  00 

S 47  ft  lot  9 and  n 3 ft  lot  8 b 5 Barnum’s  Grove, 

Jan  16,  P L Storch  to  M C Drake $1,950 

Lot  21  b 1 of  lots  5 to  10  Crocker’s  sub  in  se  !4  17  38 

14,  D N Burnham  to  Peter  Kemp $170 

Lots  35  and  36  b 11  Welch’s  sub  se  (4  14  38  13,  Feb 

22  Hattie  M Dechano  to  Isa  A Eberhart $450 

Lot  1 k 2 b 2 University  snb  of  Englewood,  Feb  -19,- 

Wm  B Oxnam  to  Jas  Penhallegon $500 

Lots  1 & 2 b 2 Bate’s  re-sub  in  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Feb  1 

Henry  A Patterson  to  A Trebilwek  et  al $1,256 

Lots  61  and  62  Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  20  38  14, 

Feb  23,  Richard  S Cox  to  Judson  McFell $420 

Lots  17  18  19  Bell’s  sub  in  sw  qr  17  38  14,  Feb  26,  J R 

Casterline  to  A E Yager $600 

Lots  47  and  48  b 5 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville.  Feb 

25,  J G Smith  to  A W Freeman $869 

S (4  lot  7 b 3 Skinner  & Judd’s  sub  21  38  14,  Feb  1, 

J J Whiting  to  Anna  B Winn $3,750 

Lots  47  and  48  b 5 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Feb 

25,  A W Freeman  to  G W Stokes $1,100 

Lot  7 b 5 Barnum’s  Grove,  Feb  24,  Wm  S Thorn  to 

Marian  Sayles  et  a1 $12,000 

N 39.15  ft  of  lot  1 b 1 Barnum’s  Grove,  Mar  5,  M J 

and  C L Redfield  to  A H Darrow $5,000 

Lot  6 Oumming’s  sub  s 300  ft  pt  lot  1 in  w *4  33  38 
14  &e,  July  20,  ’85,  E A Cummings  to  Christina 

Dahls  trom $200 

Lot  2 of  lots  11  to  16  etc  b 17  Linden  Grove,  Nov  19. 

’85,  C H Caldwell  to  Alice  M Dinnick ,..$600 

Lots  38  39  40  b 3 Schorling's  sub  pt  lot  1 Ass’r’i  div 
33  38  14  bet  80th  and  81st  sts  and  Vincennes 
Road $ — 

LYONS. 

Lots  12  and  13  b 3 Leiter’s  add  to  La  Grange,  Aug 

14,  J W Stapleton  to  S H Graham $850 

45  lots  in  Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  Feb  23,  Betty 
Anderson  to  Ira  Brown $20,000 

CALUMET. 

Lot  7 b 1 Washington  Heights,  W Hopkinson  et  al 

to  S E Ramsey $100 

Lot  17  b 43  Halsted  st  add  to  Washington  Heights, 

Mar  2,  H M Bowers  to  Anne  Stephenson $175 

N 19  20-100  aers.  S I B L 28  37  14,  Jan  15,  D J Hub- 
bard to  C B Sawyer $89 

Lots  38  to  42  of  lot  1, 16  37  14,  Feb  20,  James  Croft- 

on  to  Pieter  Paelstra $1,000 

Lots  94  and  95  b 6 Hilliard  & Dobbinn’s  1st  add  to 
Washington  Heights,  Mar  2,  Henry  D Field  to  W 

D Field $325 

N (4  lot  44  (ex  R Rd)  in  16  37  14  (4  88-100  aers),  Mar 

14,  ’85,  Pieter  De  Jong  to  Klaas  De  Jong $300 

Lots  12  14  to  24  30  and  31  b 21  Cole’s  sub  of  90  aers 
in  ne  qr  5 37  14,  Jan  29,  Thos  Kane  to  C-H  Han- 
chett   $1,500 

Lot  9 of  s 165  ft  lot  64,  16  37  14,  Feb  11,  Peter  Van 

Vlissengen  Jr  to  Adam  Aoms  Jr — $375 

Lots  7 & 8 b 42  East  Washington  Heights,  Feb  23, 

Elizabeth  Hill  to  W W Scott $350 

Lots  123  and  124  Sharpshooter’s  Park  sub  in  21  37 
14,  Mar  4,  Chicago  Sharpshooter’s  Ass’n  to  M 
Hahnhosch $250 

CIOEBO. 

Lot  25  b 1 Central  sub  se  qr  7 37  13.  Feb  20,  J P 

Humphrey  to  A Goodmau $1,200 

Lot  3 b 1 b 5 Merrick’s  sub  in  Austinville,  Mar  3, 

J L Blondin  to  G H Anderson $5C0 

Lot  23  b 1 of  lots  345  346  347  b 15  Austin’s  2d  add  to 
Austinville,  Mar  4,  R H Traill  to  H J Jackson ..  $8?0 
Lot  9 b 5 Ridgeland,  Dec  1,  ’85,  Calvin  P Pease  to  T _ 

W Sterne $275 

Lot  3 b 4 b 5 Merrick’s  sub  in  Austinville,  Feb  19,_ 

Maria  Wilson  to  Ira  F Wilson $3,150 

W 54  lot  418  b 9 Austin,  Feb  20,  H W Austin  to  Eiir 

ma  M Rossiter .$500 

E 70  ft  of  w 90  ft  of  lot  9 Elizabeth  Court  add  to  Oak 
Park,  Elizabeth  E Humphrey  to  Amanda  Hollis- 


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26  acs  ine  (4  w 14  se  M 15  39 13.  Dec  5, ’85,  Jno  P Neal 

to  David  S Wegg — 

(Ex  u 40  ft  and  ex  e 40  ft  of  n 120  ft)  nw  qr  of  b 3 n 
of  s 100  ft  Fink's  sub  in  Austinville,  Feb  8,  Wm 

Steiner  to  Lewis  Loeroy $3,900 

N 90  ft  of  lots  39  to  49  and  land  adj  of  Lot  1 De 
Wolff’s  sub  in  se  qr  15  39  13,  Feb  4,  Van  S Seltzer 

to  J P Neal $1,350 

Nw  qr  lot  6 ( ex  R Rds)  18  39  13,  Dec  11,  ’85,  C Mor- 
gan to  R W Myman  jr $7,794 

Lot  2 b 1 Central  sub  in  Oak  Park,  Nov  17,  >85,  S J 

Humphrey  to  Carrie  E Carll $1,000 

Lot  17  in  e pt  b 5 Frink’s  sub  8,  9 39  13,  Mar  1,  H F 

Frink  to  E W Farnliam $1,400 

EVANSTON. 

Lot  1 b 51  Evanston,  Jau  16,  F J Huse  to  C E and 

Lake  Sup’r  Rwy  Co $5,000 

Wly  50  ft  of  s 43(4  ft  of  n 218(4  ft  of  b 1 Snyder’s 

add,  Feb  23,  S Warner  to  same $900 

Lot  2 of  n 1 75  ft  of  b 1 Snyder’s  add,  Aug  7,  ’85,  Lu- 
I cy  T Hall  to  Emily  H Chester $1,000 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 


Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 

of  n<‘nresi«l->nts. 


Triangular  piece  in  nw  cor  of  b39  Evanston,  meas- 
uring 132  ft  on  w line  and  25  ft  on  s line,  Feb  27, 
Annie  W Cammock  to  C E & Lake  Sup’r  Rwy 
$3,000 


Co. 


S 132  ft  of  n 264  ft  of  w 150  ft  of  b 39  Evanston,  Jan 

8,  Jno  R Post  to  same $2,600 

Part  of  lot  2 Snyder’s  add,  Feb  3,  J S Murray  et  al 

to  same $500 

Lot  2 b 1 Adam’s  add,  M Heiderich  to  same $900 

Lots  19  and  20  b 25  Roger’s  Park,  Mar  2 $400 

Lot  20  b 25  same,  Mar  4,  John  Kean  to  S F Carpen- 

.$250 


ter . 


Lots  1 2 3 b 2 Adam’s  add,  Mar  5,  Anna  Klein  to  C E 
& L Sup  Rwy  Co $3,000 

Lot  1 b 52  Evanston,  Mary  E Grover  to  same.  . .$5,500 

W 50  ft  of  s 75  ft  b 1 Snyder’s  add,  Feb  19,  C P & W 
C Dandy  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $1,850 

N 44  ft  of  lot  12  and  of  e 27  ft  of  lot  11  b 49  Evan- 
ston, Mar  1,  Emily  L Clark  to  T A Cosgrove . . $4,000 
JEFFERSON. 

Lots  28  and  29  b 10  Jefferson,  July  27,  ’84,  Abbie  A 

Donohue  to  R A Vanalstyne $1,200 

MAINE. 

4 acrs  in  s Vi  sw  14  21  41  12,  Feb  1,  G Paine  to  J 

Yintz $775 

Lots  8 and  9 b 3 of  lots  1 to  6 Desplaines,  Mar  1. 
John  Alles  to  Jno  Hahn $1,050 

5 *4  lots  b 4 Parsons  & Lee’s  add  to  Desplaines: 

Jan  12,  W Jones  to  L G Steede $225 

Lots  42  and  43  b 2 Culver’s  Park,  Mar  1,  E H Gam- 
mon to  A J Nelson  $400 

E Vi  ne  qr  ne  qr  also  e 10  acr  w Vi  ne  qr  ne  qr  31  41 
12,  Feb  26,  F Mahlmann  to  Gerhand  Minke..  .$2,850 


NEW  TRIER. 

Lot  9 b 1 Hartwell’s  add  to  Glencoe,  Mar  2,  M Cul- 
ver to  P O Malmquest $750 

2 acrs  in  ne  cor  nw  qr  33  42  13,  Jan  5,  J Schafehen 
to  B A Galbach $500 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Sw  qr  30  37  12,  Mar  3,  J L Krueger  to  J Szopiuszki 

.$6,000 


Lots  1 2 16  17  18  Lake  st  and  Central  Park  sub  11  39 
13,  also  lots  25  b 8 Orris  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  9 38  14, 

Fred  N Bronson  to  A L Gleason $5,000 

E Vi  b 6 Hambleton’s  sub  e Vi  nw  qr  35  40  13;  also 
lots  12  14  16  18  20  b 22  Holme’s  sub  of  Hill’s  sub 
w Vi  se  qr  14  37  13,  Feb  27,  same  to  same  . . . .$7,500 
Lot  5 b 6 div  1 Riverside,  Mar  3,  A O Butler  to  J 

Johnston  Jr N $1,100 

Lots  5 and  6 b 4 Robinson’s  add  to  Blue  Island, 

Feb  27,  D D Doar  to  F Jachnke $700 

E Vi  sw  qr  se  qr  ne  qr  sec  10  37  13,  Mar  4,  Tenes- 

see  Goodrich  to  T H Pratt $3,500 

Sw  qr  sw  qr  34  36  12,  Feb  19,  estate  of  J Mayer  Jr 

to  S Fulton $2,700 

Sw  qr  20  41  10,  Feb  23,  Mstr  in  Chy  to  Wilhelmiue 

Busche $10,000 

Same  premises,  Mar  6,  M B McIntosh  to  C M 

Wheeler $180 

Lots  21  to  27  b 87  Melrose,  Mar  6,  Allen  S Eaton  to 

N P Lanson $600 

Lot  11  b 23  se  qr  17  39  14;  lot  8 b 6 Waller’s  sub  nw 
qr  se  qr  20  39  14,  Mar  3,  J Enzenhacher  to  Alois 

Wolf $5,000 

Lot  16  McIntosh’s  sub  of  lots  8 19  20  and  22  Assrs 
div  w Vi  etc  1 42  9,  Mar  4,  C M Wheeler  to  F J 

Buck $180 

Lot  2 of  sw  qr  7 42  9 (81%  acs)  Mar  1,  J Mockler  to 

E C Hawley  et  al $5,000 

10  acs  of  se  qr  ne  qr  27  41  9,  Feb  19,  F Springins- 

guth  to  C Biesterfeld $2..0 

Lot  5 (4  acs)  of  sw  qr  se  qr  sec  20  Elk  Grove,  Feb 

20,  H Kastring  to  Justine  Krueger $315 

Lot  19  b 5 Hamilton  admx  sub  in  nw  qr  18  39  14; 
also  lots  43  45  to  48  b 5 sw  qr  se  qr  24  37  14,  Feb 
22,  Mary  A and  P C Goodman  to  M H Gannon.. $340 
W 40  ft  of  e 90  ft  of  s 125  ft  of  se  qr  b 2 Robinson’s 
add  to  Blue  Island,  Jan  25,  F N Kantzler  to  M 

Johnson $600 

E 22  ft  of  lots  1 and  2 b 26  Arlington  Heights,  Feb 

18,  J Backert  et  al  to  B Ullrich • $1,200 

E 50  ft  of  s 125  ft  of  se  qr  b 2 Robinson’s  add  to 
Blue  Island,  Feb  16,  F N Kautzler  to  J B Kimsch 

$900 


38  acs  in  e Vi  sw  qr  8 42  11,  Sep  1,  ’83,  h'rs  of  G Meier 

to  F Meyer $700 

S 20  ft  of  u 50  ft  of  lots  1 and  2 b 6 Walcott’s  add, 
Jan  1,  R C Givins  Spl  Comm’r  to  F Phillips. $10,755 
Lot  1 b 2 b 47  w Vi  etc  17  39  14,  Feb  23,  J H Kedzie 

to  C Conelly $350 

Lot  4 nw  pt  b 21  Kinzie’s  add,  Jan  15,  ’85,  W Fluto 

to  Pauline  Fluto $15,000 

6%  acrs  of  w Vi  ne  qr35  40  12;  Apr  10,  ’82,  M Carey 

to  Thos  Carey $1,000 

Same  premises.  May  2,  Thos  Carey  to  Win  Bell.  $665 
Und  Vi  se.qr  se  qr  14  ne  qr  ne  qr  and  e Vi  nw  qr  ne 
qr  23,  all  in  42  11,  Jan  1,  estate  of  Phebe  B Bur- 
lingame to  T Allison $2,900 

Same  premises,  Dec  19,  ’85,  heirs  of  Joel  Burling- 
ame to  same $2,555 

E 1 2 lot  6 b 2 Wright’s  add,  Feb  2,  C A Tyrrell  to  A 

E Adams $3,500 

Lot  55  Stone’s  sub  pt  b 3 J & Lees  sub  swqr  20  39  14, 

T A Snow  to  W Fitzer $5 

Lots  31  and  32  b 16,  19  39  14,  also  nw  qr  ne  qr  sw  qr 
17  38  14,  Dec  17,  ’85,  P C McDonald  to  J C McDon- 
ald  $400 


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Sum  in  ary. 


The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Mar.  11,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  145  $738,686 

County 219  548,723 


Total 364  $1,287,409 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Mar.  12,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 116  $391,751 

County 113  209,607 


E *4  of  ill  acr  of  lot  a b 29  Railroad  add  to  Harlem, 

Feb  25,  C Keinke  to  A Klemke $1.01)0 

E 1 2 lot  2 b 29,  same  add.  Feb  25,  same  to  same.. $750 
Lots  7 Si  8 b 88  Melrose,  Feb  20,  W Magnus  to  H 

Link $1,000 

Lot  :l  Fuller  et  al  sub  pt  lot  1 b 2 D & D sub  pt  nw 
qr 34  39  14,  Feb  18.  0 S Frost  to  W S Frost..  ..$8,500 
Lot  3 same,  Fob  18,  W S Frost  to  Mary  H Frost. $8,500 
Ne  qr  se  qr  34  42  12,  .lime  28,  ’83,  Sophia  A Jones  to 

T W Washington  et  al  q c $500 

Lot  39  b 2 Culver’s  Park,  Feb  24,  Nils  G Bond  to  A 

Beugstrou $250 

Lots  40  and  41  b 2 same,  Feb  24,  same  to  Nils  G 

Bond $400 

Lot  10  b 4 same,  Feb  24,  same  to  J Molioy $200 

Lot  11  1)  4 b 29  7 39  14,  Feb  20,  E Larsen  to  C i\I 

Sturgis $375 

21  lots  in  Div  2 Riverside,  Feb  9,  Master  in  Chy  to 

Bond  st  Savings  Bank,  NY 20.000 

7 lots  in  Div  2 ; 33  lots  in  Div  3 Riverside,  Feb  9, 
same  to  same $30,000 


Total 231  $601,358 


QUIT  CLAIM  DEKOS  AMD  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 


E 2-5  of  lot  11  b5  Stone’s  sub  of  Astor’s  add,  Mch  3, 

J W Converse  to  J P Keefe ..$75 

S !4  se  14  sw  14  nw  14  23  39  13,  Dec  10,  ’85,  Union 

Mut.  L Ins  Co  to  C M Stonyer $1 

Lots  40  and  41  of  bks  1 and  2 one  lot  w Wrigthwood. 

Mch  5.  D G Hamilton  to  Caroline  Williams $1 

Lot  18  b 125  S S add;  lot  25  b 1 b 17,  33  39  14.  Mch  4. 

S Goldstine  to  Dora  Goldstine $1,000 

Lot  4 of  lots  2 3 4 b 84  No  22  83  40  marker  5 S S add, 

Jan  25,  M M Broadwell  to  A .1  Averili $1 

W H lot  12  b 42  S S add,  Mch  15.  D McCarthy  to 

Pat’k  McCarthy $1,5P0 

Lots  42  43  44  b 1 Starr’s  sub  in  se  M,  13  39  13,  Jan  2. 

John  Nystedt  to  Hannah  E Manning  $1 

Lot  15  and  s 14  16  b 22  se  14  17  39  14,  Feb  10,  E Krue- 

ning  to  J Pauly $1 

Lot  8 of  lots  1 to  1 to  5 of  lots  7 and  8;  also  lot  6 of 
lots  7 and  8 b 2 S S add,  Apr  30’  ’85,  D G Hamilton 

to  Un  Mut  L Ins  Co $1 

Lots  3 and  4 Fuller  et  al  sub  pt  lot  1 b 2 Dyer  & D 
sub  nw  qr  34  39  14,  G A Fuller  to  C S Frost  . . . . $428 
Lots  1 and  2 and  n lfi  ft  3 b 8 b 14  nw  qr  etc  33  39  14, 

Feb  23,  S P’k  Conners  to  P Reilly $8 

Lot  18  b 1 b 28  pt  of  lots  3 4 5 b 1 s 25  ft  of  lot  11  b 
2 b 27,  33  40  14.  Hanuah  S Colburn  to  Martha  P 

Colburn $10 

S 16%  ft  lot  33  b 2 Tyler’s  sub  nw  qr  34  39  14,  Feb 

20,  R B Miller  to  Helen  S Shedd $1 

Lot  11  b 4 Jonston’s  sub  e.  hlf  se  qr  36  40  13,  Feb  19, 

Isabella  Barrett  to  C W Nicholls $22 

I.ot  2 b 3 of  lots  17  to  21,  16  38  14,  Feb  25,  N A Part- 
ridge to  C W Nicholls $400 

Lots  76  and  77  Rawson’s  sub  se  qr  ne  qr  se  qr  13  39 

13,  reb  15,  F I,  Wilk  to  S W Rawson $1 

Lot  49  b 2 Swift  & McAuley  sub  20  39  14,  Feb  19,  W 

Ryan  to  E Rvan $1 

Lot  86  b 27  Sheffield’s  add,  Feb  3,  C G Hammond  to 

F Rudolph $300 

Same  premises,  Feb  3,  F Rudolph  to  Henrietta  W 

Davis $300 

Lot  6 b 50  Elston’s  add,  Feb  5.  A Gage  to  N Means. $1 
Nely  hlf  lot  lfi  b 4 Stone’s  sab  ne  qr  36  40  13,  Feb  20, 

D G Hamilton  to  A Booth  $225 

N 20  ft  s 50  ft  of  lots  1 and  2 b 6 Walcott’s  add,  Jan 

22,  Clara  Mueller  et  al  to  F Phillips $1 

B 10,  19  3g  14.  Dec  23,  J W Converse  to  T J and  J J 

Emery $25 

Lot  26  b 1 of  lot  14  b 24  s pt  29  39  14.  e 25  ft  of  u 
143%  ft  lot  9 of  lot  37.  16  38  14:  lot  47  Field’s  sub 
in  nw  qr  9 38  14,  Feb  13,  B Cossett  to  A F Palm- 

$1 


Lots  17  18  19,  b 4 of  lots  1 2 3 b 14  Sheffield  aid,  Feb 

1,  W Dilman  to  G Goreman  et  al  $1 

Lot  24  b 11  J & Lee’s  sub  20  39  14,  Dec  39,  ’85,  F D^ 

Kretzuu  to  S Borger  $1 

Lot  3g  b 9 Morris’  sub  18  39  13,  Mch  27,  J Beall  to  A 

M Ball $1 

Lots  15  and  16  b 72  Elston  add,  Feb  18,  Wm  Gettings 

to  J L Diez  et  al $100 

Lot  47  of  lots  2 and  3 of  bs  13  14  16  Codwise  sub  iu 
18  39  14.  Cecelia  A Wheeler  to  Margt  Nagle  . . .$552 
Lot  49  b 2 Swift  & McAuley’s  sub  20  39  14,  Feb  19, 

Elizabeth  Ryan  to  W Ryan $1 

Lots  2 and  3 Sheleon’s  sub  pt  b 8 Hubbard’s  sub  e 
hlf  nw  qr  23  8 14,  Taylor  A Snow  to  Elizabeth  M 

$5 


Hogan 


Lot  42  b 5 b 12  Sheffield  add,  Feb  27,  C Gidow  to  W 

Liehscbcr » $800 

Let  39  Pollock’s  sub  iu  12  39  13,  Feb  9,  Crane  Rros 

Mfg  Co  to  J Clark  $1 

Lots  7 and  8 n pt  b 20  7 30  14,  Feb  25,  Ann  M Coul- 

chan  to  Ann  Fleming ....  $1 

Lot  2 of  lot  3 of  lots  17  to  21,  16  38  14,  Feb  27,  Asa- 

hel  Gage  to  E Adcock  et  al  $500 

Lot  21b  16  Herriugton’s  add;  also  e hlf  w hlf  lot  6 
b 1»  O T,  Feb  23,  Metriua  F Bovd  to  Sarah  J 

Boyd $100 

Lot  27  b 6 Rogers  sub  sw  qr  4 39  14;  lot  22  b 8 State 
Bank  add,  Feb  13.  Wm  Oiten  to  Elizabeth  Otten. $500 
Lot  14  b 3 Swift  et  al  sub  ne  qr  20  39  14,  Mch  3,  C 

Hoffmann  to  M TapD  et  al $1 

Und  1-5  of  lot  28  b 2 No  26  Gold  st.  se  qr  17  39  14, 

Feb  8,  Fannie  Peto  to  Eva  L Jordan $150 

Lots  7 and  8 n pt  b 20,  7 33  14,  Feb  27.  Ann  Fleming 

to  M Coulchau $1 

Lots  5 and  6 e hlf  b 2 sw  pt  qr  22  39  14,  Mch  2,  J B 

Walker  to  W D Walker $1 

Pt  lot.  27  b 1 Cook  & Anderson’s  sub  w hlf  ne  qr  24 

39  13,  Mch  2.  Albert  Heise  to  Thos  M Crowley $1 

Lot  20  b 17  Smith’s  sub  ne  qr  ne  qr  18  39  14,  Feb  12, 

International  Bank  et  nl  to  L Mil.er  et  al $1 

E 1-5  of  s 1-2  of  lot  23  bib  28.  33  40  14,  Dec  13,  >85. 

D J Hubbard  to  G Bergman $500 

S 38  1-2  ft  of  w 1(10  ft,  of  lots  1 and  2 of  lot  10  b 17  frl 
sec  15  add,  Jan  5,  Sarah  E Bevan  to  G G Newber- 
ry   $1 


Lot  12  bl  of  bks  3 and  14;  also  lot  40  b 13  Morris’ 
sub  sw  qr  10  39  14,  Feb  3;  G W Thomas  to  W Dan- 

nerl $10 

N 80  ft  of  lot  1 to  4 of  lots  39  to  87  b 31,  7 39  14,  Feb 

18,  M O’Gallaghan  to  John  O’Callaghan $1 

Lot  2 in  sub  of  lot  113,  Bronson’s  add,  Feb  9,  H G 

Neipert  to  J Horne $1 

Lot  5 of  lots  1 and  2 b 1 Sawyer’s  add,  Feb  11,  Clara 

G Dieck  to  Chas  Wheatliegh $1 

Lot  22  b 4 Crane’s  sub  sw  qr  28  39  14,  Mch  1,  N Ous- 

ka  to  M Ouska $1 

Lot  15  b 2 Harrison’s  add,  Mch  8,  Caroline  Seibel  to 

Anna  Schuld $1 

Lot  1 b 4 Morris  sub  sw  qr  18  39  14.  Mch  9,  Grolo 

Thomas  to  J F Merriam $1 

N hlf  lot  36  ElliO  East  add,  Jan  26,  Harry  B Gilbert 
to  P Seknur $1 


TRUST  I»EEI>». 


Alfred  0 to  S J Jones,  Dec  4,  It  9 b 4,  Del- 

evan’s  add,  1 y,  7$ $100 

Adler  Dilak  to  W Lach,  Mch  8,  pt  lot  £18 

Ellis  e add,  3 yrs,  6$ $9,000 

Allison  R E to  C J Hambleton,  Mch  1,  It 

22  b 10,  28  39  14,  3 yrs,  6$ $2,000 

Alt  M to  M Schmitz.  Mch  2,  ptlt  1,  Butter- 
field’s add,  3 yrs,  6*4$ $1,250 

Amundsen  O A to  E E Prussing,  Mch  2,  Its 
43  and  44  b 28,  Garfield,  3 yrs,  7$.  .$1,200 
Baumann  F J to  J C Schumacher,  Mch  1, 

It  74  b 3,  Reaper  add,  4 yrs,  5$ $500 

Baumann  J G to  F Sommer,  Feb  11,  It  12 

b 43,  21  39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $1,000 

Bond  N G to  M Culver,  Feb  24,  Its  40  and 
41  b 2.  Culver  Park,  2 yrs,  6$.  pm...  $216 
Bowen  J C to  J W Scoville,  Mch  1,  It  6 b 

12,  etc,  17  39  14,  3 yrs,  6$ $1,000 

Braschler  J to  W A Sevart,  Feb  25,  pt  Its 

29  to  32,  15  37  14,  3 yrs,  7$ $350 

Blazek  F to  J Nowak.  Feb  8.  It  8 b 12,  25 

39  13,  4 yrs.  6$ ! $800 

Beltz  F to  E Koch,  Feb  11,  It  24  b 6 b 4, 

etc,  35  40  13,  3 yrs,  6$ $150 

Bodge  T S and  E B to  C Lungseen,  — — , 

It  2 b 5,  5 y,  6$ $3000 

Bzepka  J to  W L Moss,  Oct  6,  It  9 b 25, 

Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs,  6$,  p m $400 

Bartholomew  L to  H K Whiton,  Mch  8,  Its 
27  and  28  It  11,  16  38  14,  Feb  1,  ’87, 


$350 


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Burlin  J L to  G M Bogue,  Feb  4,  It  50  b 6, 

13  39  13.  5 yrs,  6$,  pm $400 

Bounhold  L to  O C Butz,  Feb  24,  It  4 It  7 

b 11  28  40  14,  mthly,  8$ $1,000 

Baurmann  J to  P Stein,  Mch  1,  It  19  b 55, 

21  39  14.  3 yrs,  7$ $1,500 

Bird  T to  F B Peabody,  Mch  5,  It  21  b 14, 

Newberry’s  add,  3 yrs,  6$ $2,500 

Becker  E M and  H to  W Vocke.  March  9, 
lots  22  and  23  of  e 10  acs  e hlf  29  40  14, 

5 yrs,  6$ $1,800 

Baxter  John  V to  C K C Billings,  Feb  9, 
lots  6 to  9 b 1 of  lots  2 and  3, 16  38  14,  2 

yrs,  7$ $1,500 

Becker  E M and  H to  W Vocke,  Mch  9, 
lots  22  and  23  of  e 10  a b 19  e hlf  29  40 

14.  5 yrs,  6$ $1,000 

Berkson  J to  C Kozminski,  Mch  9,  lot  9 b 
9 Brainerd  & Evan’s  add,  5 yrs,  6$.  $3,000 
Bruckner  R to  M E Greenebaum,  Mar  10, 
lot  27  b 2 b 49  Sheffield  add,  5 yrs, 

6$ $3,500 

Banch  P to  T H Schintz,  Mch  5,  lot  50  b 3 
of  bks  14  15  16  etc  e hlf  se  qr  18  39  14, 

5 yrs,  6 1-2$ $2,000 

Baurnor  F and  W to  A W Eschenburg,Mch 
4,  It  89  It  61,  etc,  Bronson’s  add,  2 % yrs, 

5>^$ $3,000 

Brannan  P to  F Raff,  Mch  3,  It  12  b 7,  36 

40  13,  3 yrs,  8$ $600 

Budd  W O to  F B Peabody,  Feb  19,  It  15 
and  pt  16  b 4,  16  38  14,  5 yrs,  7$,  and 

other  prop,  2 deeds $3,000 

Cagaway  J to  J L Parker,  Feb  16.  It  46  b 

5 s 11  39  13,  wkly,  7$ $1,000 

Crohn  J to  S Gehr,  Feb  23,  It  18  b 4,  9 38 

14,  5 yrs,  6$,  pm $450 

Casperson  P to  W L DeWolf,  Mch  1,  It  50 

b 4 b 17,  33  39  14,  2 yrs,  6$ $2,000 

Cornell  Pat’k  J to  M E Greenebaum.  Mch 
10,  lot  13  b 3 of  lot  2 s % ne  qr  4 38  14, 

4 yrs,  7$ ' $500 

Casey  J to  F G Bradley,  Mch  1,  pt  It  14  It 

29,  etc,  3 38  14,  3 yrs,  6$ $2,000 

Censky  J to  T H Schintz.  Feb  26,  It  71  It 
2 b 55,  21  39  14,  3 yrs.  7$ $500 


Cunningham  J to  C F Clarke,  Feb  12,  It  8 

b 3,  b 4,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs,  6$ ....  $ 

Crotty  C to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  8,  It  1 

b 1 b 14,  32  39  14,  3 yrs,  7$ $350 

Cattling  R to  S Kerr,  Mch  8,  It  2 It  11  b 5, 

24  39  13,  37  mos,  6$,  p m $925 

Conrad  C M to  F R Chandler,  March  1,  It 

47  and  pt  48,  Lister’s  sub,  in  1 b 38  14, 

5 yrs,  7$ $1,500 

Carville  Jno  to  P Keane,  March  4,  Its  12 

5%  b 57,  19  39  14,  wkly $4,000 

Chalifoux  J to  P W Snowhook,  Feb  15,  It 

1 b 5,  Vernon  Park  add,  2 y,  6$,  p m $4000 
Oiskewski  J to  J Wolfenstetter,  Feb  27,  It 

2 It  1 b 5 of  b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  7$, 
$1,500 

Clifford  I to  C W Nicholes,  Feb  27,  It  8 b 

1,  33  39  14,  4 yrs,  8$ $650 

Clearett  J and  G P to  W Heinemann.  Mch 

2,  It  26  b 1 b 28,  33  39  14,  3 yrs,  7$.  . .$350 
Corvin  John  to  M E Greenbaum.  Mch  I,  It 

23  of  pt  It  8,  4 38  14,  3 yrs,  7$ ! $600 

Coughlin  Thos  to  G F White,  Feb  23,  pt  It 
8,  all  Its  6 and  7,  pt  It  5 b 18,  Ashlaud’s 

2d  add,  3 yrs,  6$ $3,000 

Dale  J T to  F Sommer,  Mch  6,  Its  23  and 

25  b 6,  King’s  S & W’s  add,  wkly,  — 
$1,70C 

Dale  J T to  F Sommer,  Mch  2,  It  1 and  pt 
2 b 3,  Dale’s  add,  Winnetka,  wkly,  5 1-5$, 

$1,80( 

Danniel  W to  E L Wright,  Jan  2,  It  40  b 

' 13,18  39  14,2  yrs,  6$ $1,320 

Dietz  J to  J E Otis,  Feb  18,  It  16  b 2.  28 

39  14,  3 yrs,  7$ $80( 

Dennette  M C to  W Loeb,  Feb  24,  It  7 b 3 

It  3,  12  39  13,  1 y,  7$ $30C 

Dietz  J W to  J C Turnes,  Mch  2,  It  9 It  39, 

Pine  Grove,  2 yrs,  6$ $1209 

Daley  Hugh  to  H M Bacon,  Feb  8,  pt  It  9 
b 1 of  b 4,  etc,  Myrick’s  2d  add,  2 yrs, 6$, 

$1,20< 

Delamater  F C to  J W Ulm,  Dec  21,  It  8 of 
It  35  and  36,  Ellis’  e add,  yearly,  6$, 

$50C 

Delamater  F C to  J W Ulm,  Dec  21,  It  9,  ! 
of  It  35  and  36,  Ellis’  e add,  yearly,  6$, 

I50C 

Drojanowski  I to  J Shoemaker,  Feb  26,  It 

32  b 8,  S Chicago,  3 yrs,  — $30( 

Dempsey  C A to  C J Hambleton,  Mch  3,  It 

23  b 8,  8 39  14,  3 yrs,  6$ $1,501 

Enk  A to  J L Barney,  Mch  10,  lots  15  to 
22  b 4 Dale  et  al  add  to  Park  Ridge,  3 


mos, 


■ $12; 
ft  7 


Evans  R W to  W T Dwight,  Mch  9,  lot  37 

b 10,  7 39  14,  4 yrs;  6$ $2,05' 

Elliott  M G to  F R Chandler,  Mch  1,  lot  17 
b 4 n hlf  lot  30,  16  38  14,  5 yrs,  7$. . ,$60( 
Eastbnrn  J H to  J H Bissell,  Feb  24,  It  3, 
Forrestville,  July  1,  ’87,  7$,  p m . . . . $1,75< 
Elmers  A P to  H W Ames,  Mch  2,  pt  It  1 
b 2,  Cleaverville  wkly,  5 yrs,  5 1-5$, 

$1,80 

Ehde  H to  C Jorn,  Mch  1,  It  19  b 2,  8 38 

14.  3 yrs,  7$ $8( 

Fowler  T W to  S E Gross,  Sept  1,  It  25  b 3, 

13  39  13,  52  mos,  8$.  p m $1,00( 

Feuerstein  G to  E Koch,  Feb  19,  It  15  b 4, 

9 38  14,  36  mos,  7$ $80 

Fauntleroy  H to  F H Head,  Feb  14,  pt  It  9 

b 99,  27  39  14,  3 yrs,  6$ $5,00( 

French  A K to  C J Vopicka,  Mch  8,  It  7 It 

7 b 65,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  7$ $50 

Fanio  A G to  J P Pries,  Mch  2,  It  1 b 3 b 

9,  13  39  13,  3 yrs,  6$ $2, Off 

French  Augustus  to  F B Peabody,  Mch  6, 
pt  lot  1 b 1 of  bks  1 and  2 Reform 

School  Tract,  5 yrs,  6$ $2,70' 

French  Augustus  to  F B Peabody,  Mch  6, 
pt  lot  1 b 1 of  bks  1 and  2 Ref  School 

Tract,  5 yrs,  6$ $2,70 

Frederickson  Anna  to  M Schmitz,  Mch  8, 
pt  lot  1 Bowman’s  sub  in  se  qr  12  40  13, 

2 yrs,  6$ $10 

Fiser  A and  P to  H E Greenebaum,  Feb 
25,  It  4 It  10  b 52,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  7$. . $80 
Gilbert  O A to  J C Delamater,  Mch  4,  Its 
16  to  21  b 1,  35  40  13,  6 mos,  6$,  p m. 

$20 

Gray  J H to  R W Hyman  jr,  Feb  — , pt  It 

11  b 17,  Hyde  Park,  5 yrs,  6$ $5,00 

Gordo  i J to  A E Barr,  Mch  2,  It  24  b 1,  17 

39  11,  2 yrs,  7$...> $70 

Glaser  J to  J McConnell,  Feb  23,  It  2 b 8, 
29  40  14,  1 y,  6$,  p m ....  1 1 $6£ 


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155 


Goss  A J to  F R Chandler,  Mch  1,  pt  It  37 

b 4,  18  39  14,  5 yrs,  7$ $2,200 

Gregory  C F to  W Loeb,  Mch  2,  pt  b 16, 
Union  Park,  2d  add,  6 yrs,  6$,  2 deeds, 

$18,000 

Gore  W K to  L Eggers,  Feb  23,  lot  35  and 
pt  36  b 5 Uhlich  & Muhlke’s  add,  2 yrs, 

7$ $3,000 

Gaetz  H to  H G Foreman,  Mch  10,  lot  35 

b 22,  33  40  14,  5 yrs  6$ $12,000 

Gossitt  F D,  jr  to  H F Valette,  Mch  4,  It 

15  b 14,  La  Grange,  5 yrs,  7$ $1,000 

Glenn  J to  H W Ames,  Mch  8,  It  5 b 10, 

17  39  14,  3 yrs,  5$ $600 

Gersch  L F to  R W Hyman  jr,  Mch  5,  It  6 

b 2,  Pickett’s  2d  add,  5 yrs,  6$ $700 

Garben  C to  E Koch,  March  2,  Its  6 and  9 

b 39,  33  40  14.  1 y,  6 %% $3,000 

Gentzl  A H to  C P H Dose,  Mch  1,  Its  13 
and  14  b 11  of  Its  11  and  12,  29  40  14,  3 

yrs,  8$ $3,000 

Goldstrand  0 A to  E A Linn,  Mch  9,  It  2, 

Wilson’s  add,  2 yrs,  8$ $1,000 

Gerbig  L to  E Koch,  Feb  11,  Its  22  and  23 

b 6,  35  40  13,  3 yrs,  7$ $150 

Grady  D to  J E Otis,  Mch  2,  It  14  b 4, 

Murray’s  add,  1 y,  8% $100 

Graham  M to  W D Kerfoot,  Feb  27,  Its  29 

and  30  b 1,  10  38  14,  3 yrs,  6% $1,200 

Glennon  J E to  H H Aldrich,  Feb  25,  pt  It 
2 It  9 b 4,  Ellis’  w add,  5 yrs,  7$,  p m, 

$3,500 

Glowenke  R to  M E Greenebanm,  Nov  23, 

N 34  b 3,  b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  8%, 

p $350 

Hangan  H G to  L H Peirce,  Feb  20,  Its  1 
to  16,  26  to  42,  etc,  b 40,  Pine  Grove,  2 

yrs,  6% $10,000 

Hilden  K to  P W Snowhook,  Mch  6,  It  13 

b 2,  36  40  13,  2 yrs $290 

Haffner  J to  G A Ghambers,  Mch  3,  It  5 

ne  34  1 37  13,  3 yrs,  8% $300 

Herring  J to  L Baird,  Nov  19,  It  29  b 8,  18 

39  14,  2 yrs,  6 $ $1,100 

Hodgson  S S to  F Hucker,  Jan  1,  pt  It  34 

b 3,  29  40  14,  1 y,  8% $500 

Hodgson  S S to  F Hucker,  Jan  1;  It  28  b 

3,  etc,  29  40  14,  6 mos,  8% $665 

Hennessy  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  2, 

It  90  b 27,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs,  7%. 
Hankins  E E to  E C Lovell,  Feb  13,  pt  6 

and  7 41  9,  3 yrs,  7% $3,300 

Huston  A C to  H J Christoph,  March  5,  pt 
Its  1 and  2 of  It  71,  Ellis’  e add,  3 yrs, 8%, 

$11,000 

Heuser  O to  H Felsenthal,  March  5,  It  131 

Butterfield’s  add,  5 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Hajek  M to  J Miksak.  Mch  3,  It  20  b A b 

8,  20  39  14.  wkly,  5$ $1,000 

Hatterman  F W to  H E Updike,  Jan  29,  It 

19  b 1,  Picket’s  2d  add,  3 yrs,  8% $375 

Hale  G to  G Berkoff  jr,  Feb  2,  It  56  b 12  b 

2,  etc,  12  39  13,  2 yrs,  6%,  p m $1,000 

Heider  D to  W C Goudy,  Mch  3,  It  169  b 1, 

etc,  29  40  14,  3 yrs,  7%,  p m $1,500 

Haehlen  J et  al  to  S L Boyce,  Feb  19,  It  46 

bs  1 and  2,  29  40  14,  5 yrs,  7% $1,200 

Hull  G N to  H A Hurlbut,  Feb  26,  pt  It  12 
bib  11,  Rockwell’s  add,  5 yrs,  7%,  2 

deeds $8,000 

Harney  E to  L Baird,  Mch  9,  e hlf  lot  16  b 

6 S S add,  1 yr  7% $1,000 

Hertel  Christian  to  J C Magill,  Feb  15,  pt 
lot  1 Smith’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  6%.  .$600 
Hourka  B to  M A Roske,  lot  2 b 13  S S 

add,  60  dys.  8% $950 

Houska  B to  O Kuhin,  Mch  6,  lot  2 b 13  S 

S  add,  3 yrs,  6 1-2$ $1,200 

Iaglde  J to  W L Moss,  Oct  16,  It  7 b 25, 

Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs,  6$,  pm $400 

Johnson  M to  J Stern,  Mch  3,  It  64,  Hull’s 

sub,  4 39  14,  wkly,  7% $2,000 

Jillson  S to  J P Altgeld,  Mch  1,  It  82  b 6, 

29  40  14,  3 yrs,  7% $600 

Johnson  M to  P Kuefel,  Mch  2.  Its  1 and  2 
b 5,  Brown’s  add,  Park  Ridge,  1 y,  6 $, 

$150 

Jmdrich  J to  E D Sellmann,  Feb  10,  It  31 

b 4,  20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7%,  p m $600 

Johnston  W V to  W P Conger,  Feb  15,  It 

4  b 1,  16  38  14,  5 yrs,  7% $1,200 

Jones  R to  G M Bogue,  Dec  23,  It  46  b 6, 

13  39  13,  5 yrs,  8%,  p m $400 

Johnson  S J to  A Chytraus,  Mch  1, , 

mthly,  8% $5,100 

Jacobson  Peter  to  W D Kerfoot,  Feb  9,  pt 
lot  6 b 25  J R <fc  Storr’s  add,  6 years, 

7% $3,000 

Johnson  J W to  R J Smitherwick,  Mch  9, 
lot  5 w hlf  b 18  se  qr  17  39  14,  wkly . $1,000 
Jacobs  A to  B Lathrop,  Mch  8,  lot  60  b 27 

e hlf  31  39  14,  1 yr,  8% $100 

Johnston  W Y to  W P Conger,  Feb  15,  It  2 

b 1,  16  38  14.  5 yrs,  7% $900 

Kundert  M to  T H Schintz,  Mch  8,  It  45  b 
1,  28  39  14,  3 y rs,  8$ . , , $500 


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Karlousky  J to  T H Schintz,  Dec  12,  lot 

60  b 43.  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $1,400 

Kantz  John  to  J T Jorn,  Mch  5,  lot  21  b 

3 King’s  add,  3 yrs,  7% $200 

Knusli  Joseph  to  Chas  Jones,  Mch  5,  lot 
21  b 15  Uhlich  & Muhlke’s  add,  3 years, 

7% $1,500 

Knaack  J to  J C Schumacher,  Mch  9,  lot 

35  b 2 nw  qr  25  39  13,  18  mos,  8% $200 

Kennedy  J to  T Schintz,  Mch  5,  It  20  b 3, 

7 39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $500 

Keyes  D H to  C E Morrison,  Mch  4,  pt  Its 

28  and  29,  34  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,800 

Kopkofski  Carl  to  Jno  Matz,  Mch  5,  It  24 

b 1,  Chatfield’s  add,  wkly, $1,000 

Kuhlmann  R to  G M Bogue,  Feb  4,  Lt  5 b 

6,  13  39  13,  5 yrs,  8%,  pm $600 

Kenney  M to  A Y Knickerbocker,  Mch  5, 
lt  12  It  4 b 25,  29  39  14,  2 yrs,  8%.. . . $300 
Kummerer  G C to  S E Gross,  Jan  1,  lt  1 
b 4,  Gross  Park  add,  60  ds,  7$,  p m.  .$600 
Kansen  P to  A Peterson,  Mch  1,  It  20  b 24, 

5 Chicago,  3 yrs,  8% $1,000 

Klemman  G B to  J P Taylor,  Mch  4,  Its  1 

to  4,  11  to  23,  b 3,  18  37  15,  1 y $400 

Knight  S J to  E L Wright,  Feb  1,  It  10  lt 

9,  18  39  14,  2 yrs,  pm $500 

Keller  J J to  O T Tyrrell  et  al,  Mch  3.  lt  5 

b 1,  14  39  13,  5 yrs,  8% $2,500 

Lombard  J L to  W E Furness,  Mch  3-,  Its 
47  and  48  b 15,  Douglas  Park  add,  5 yrs, 

8% $5,000 

Lauf  J to  F Sommer,  Feb  11,  lt  26  b 4, 

Archer’s  add,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $1,000 

Lundgren  O to  M Culver,  Feb  24,  lt  31  b 

3,  Culver  Park,  15  mos,  8% $107 

Lilly  T A to  H G Foreman,  Mch  2,  lt  23  b 

6,  23  39  14,  18  mos,  6$ $2,000 

Lyons  J to  J S Gibbs,  Mch  2,  lt  7 b 12,  18 

39  14,  2 yrs $2,000 

Lloyd  W to  J Gunzenhauser.  Feb  26,  Its  40 

and  41  b 1,  31  39  14,  4 yrs,  7$ $600 

Lindeman  H to  W M Stanley,  Mch  4,  ptlt 

2 b 3,  6 39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $2,400 

Leidigh  S S and  J H to  F S James.  Mch  3, 
lt  11  and  12,  b 1,  18  39  14,  5 yrs,6$,$12,000 
Lang  J to  F Tourtellott,  Mch  4,  Its  5 and 

6 b 1,  32  39  14,  4 yrs,  7$ $1,400 

Lynch  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  1,  lt  36 

b 1,  4 37  14,  3 yrs,  7$ $300 

Lang  F to  O K A"  Hutchinson,  Mch  5,  Its 
42  to  51  b 14,  20  39  14,  5 yrs,  6$ ... . $5,000 
Lindstrom  H to  A L Coe,  Mch  8,  lt  1 b 29 

b 1,  9 38  14,  18  mos,  8% $1,200 

Leutman  C D to  W Heinemann,  Mch  4, 
lots  2 and  3 b 3 Andersonville,  3 years, 

7 $ $800 

Long  Carrie  L and  W to  J F Mick,  Feb  28, 
pt  lot  5 b 13  Lidden  Grove,  30  months, 

8% $1,030 

Lowry  L D to  F R Chandler,  Feb  18,  lots 
13  and  w 30  pt  lot  12  of  lots  9 to  16  b 20 

Linden  Grove,  4 yrs,  7$ $1,242 

Larsen  J to  W T Dwight,  Mch  9,  lot  8 b 

27  Ogden’s  add,  3 yrs,  7$ $4,000 

Merker  J to  H G Foreman,  Mar  9,  lot  90 
Waller’s  sub  in  ne  qr  28  39  14,  2 yrs 

7 $ $2,000 

Milz  Otto  to  F Schrader,  Feb  24.  lot  16  b 

2 b47,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $300 

Merkel  J to  H G Foreman,  Mch  9,  lots  1 
and  2 b 2 Hiatt’s  sub  7 39  13  etc,  3 yrs, 

7% $3,500 

Meisner  J G to  W T Dwight,  lot  55  b 10,  7 

39  14,  4 yrs,  7% $1,500 

McShea  J to  P Maas,  Feb  23,  lot  C b 29 

se  qr  17  39  14,  wkly  $1,100 

McGraw  M to  F C Gibbs,  Mch  3,  lt  3 b 1, 

D & D’s  sub,  34  39  — ■,  1 y,  8$ $500 

McDermott  J to  L Baird,  Feb  9,  Its  9 and 

10  b 8;  18  39  14,  3 yrs,  6$,  p m,  2 deeds, 
$700 

McDonald  M C to  L Baird,  Jan  22,  pt  b 7, 

18  39  14,  1 y,  6$,  p m $750 

McDonnell  E & H to  W C Seipp,  Mch  26, 
sub  lt  1 of  s % Its  6 and  7 b 31,  0 T,  5 

yrs,  6$ $5,000 

McGrath  Owen  to  F R Chandler,  March  1, 
lt  15  b 1 of  lt  20,  16  38  14,  5 yrs,  7$,  $1,500 
McDonald  Wm  J to  S Dunlop,  March  5,  lt 

11  b 3,  Kettlestring’s  add,  Harlem,  3 yrs, 

7% $2,500 

Marseile  L to  J Frake,  Mch  8,  lt  30  b 37, 
4-6  27  15,  2 yrs,  8% $400 


Maybury  S and  C A to  D J Hubbard,  Mch 

2,  lt  6 b 2,  16  38  14 $550 

Mendsen  J F to  J H Van  Vlissingin,  Jan 
22,  lt  6,  Forrestville,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m, 

$5,000 

Masin  to  J Geringer,  Mch  4,  lt  8 lt  9 b 62, 

2L  39  14,  1 y,  7% $300 

Maidson  C M to  E H Sheldon,  Jan  25,  lt  5 

b 41,  Ogden  add,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m $1,200 

McAdam  J C to  G H Leonard,  Mch  2,  pt 
Its  1 and  2 lt  3 b 28,  Kimbark’s  add, 
Hyde  Park.  Aug  20,  ’89,  8%,  pm....  $1,850 
Mason  J N to  P B Smith,  Feb  15,  Its  17  to 

20  lt  1 b 2,  35  40  13,  3 yrs,  8% $500 

Masin  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  3.  lt  8 
lt  9 b 62,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  7%,  p m.  . .$1,700 
McDonough  J to  W Heinemann,  Mch  3,  lt 

38  b 10,  8 39  14,  3 yrs,  7 $ $350 

Malmquist  POtoM  Culver,  Mch  3,  lt  9 b 

1,  Glencoe,  6 mos $150 

Moss  W L to  D W Potter,  Feb  — , Its  1 
and  2,  etc,  Ellis’  e add,  2 yrs,  8%.  . . .$1000 
Meyer  T to  M Majewski,  Feb  16,  Its  17 

and  18,  Cheltenham,  wkly,  7% $500 

Morrison,  Plummer  & Co  to  C S Holt.  Feb 
27,  Its  78  to  83  b 21,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 

yrs,  8%,  pm $1,200 

Mauv  J to  E Koch,  Feb  12,  Its  25  and  26  b 

8,  32  38  15,  3 yrs,  7% $1,500 

Mellett  J to  P YV  Snowhook,  Apl  25,  Its  8 
and  9 b 21,  20  39  14,  May  1,  ’88,  6 $.  . . $927 
Moxom  S R and  H B to  A B Mead,  Mch  1. 
pt  Its  12  and  13  b 2,  21  38  14,  3 yrs,  7%, 

$1,000 

Maple  W II  to  A B Mead,  Feb  17,  lt  1 lt  17, 

etc,  18  39  14,  Aug  1,  ’90,  8% $750 

Molloy  J to  M Culver,  Feb  24,  lt  16  b 3, 

Culver  Park,  10  mos,  8%..\ $106 

Malmquist  P A to  M Culver,  Mch  2,  lt  9 b 

1,  Glencoe,  5 yrs,  8% $350 

Mueller  A to  F Sommer,  Feb  23,  pt  lt  26  b 

2.  20  40  14,  wkly,  5% $1,000 

Miehle  C to  H W Ames,  Feb  24,  It  138  b 11. 

Austin’s  add,  Austin,  wkly,  8% $2,500 

MacLauchlan  A to  N W Brooks,  Dec  2, ’85, 
lots  21  and  22  b 18  Ravenswood,  1 yr, 

8% $1,100 

Nelson  0 to  M Culver,  Mch  1,  Its  42  and 

43  b 2,  Culver  Park,  1 y,  8%,  p m $200 

Nicholas  C W to  J C McCulloch,  Jan  7,  pt 

lt  8 b 1,  9 38  14,  2 yrs,  6 $ $500 

Novacik  J to  J Korofirst,  Mch  1,  lt  21  b 7, 

20  39  14,  10  yrs,  5 $ $800 

Novotny  V to  J Sedlacek,  Mch  1,  It  11  b 5, 

20  39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Neal  J A to  S W Lamson,  Feb  25,  pt  b 5, 

13  39  13,  3 yrs,  8% $15,000 

Northrop  A D and  C T to  F R Chandler, 
March  8,  pt  ne  21  38  14,  3 yrs,  7%, 

$2,250 

Neal  G A to  T J Lefens,  Mch  5,  lt  1 b 33, 

Cornell,  3 yrs,  6 $ $2,500 

Nolan  Annie  to  J E Otis,  Mch  8,  lots  2 in 

ne  qr  9 38  14,  4 yrs,  7% $400 

Natzke  J to  M Schintz,  Mch  4,  lt  40  b 3 b 

5,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  8% $1,000 

O’Shea  P to  G M Bogue,  Jan  25,  lt  52  b 6, 

lt  1 b 1,  1 3 39  13,  5 yrs,  8%,  p m $325 

O’Brien  W to  J Breckinridge,  Mch  5,  lt  20 

b 15,  S & G’s  add,  2 yrs,  6 $ $400 

O’Gorman  M to  R Berger,  Dec  20,  lt  3 lt  5 

b 26,  29  39  14,  30  mos,  6% $600 

Onska  M to  J Sedlacik,  Mch  1,  lt  22  b 4, 

28  39  14,  5 yrs,  7% $600 

Oshaughnessy  M and  T W lo  M Schmitz, 
Mch  1,  lt  19  lt  26, etc,  33  40  14,3  yrs, 8%%, 

$950 

O’Rouke  Geo  to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  8, 
lt  41  of  lt  4 to  10  b 3,  4 38  14,  5 yrs,  7%, 

$1,500 

Ocenasek  Frank  to  C D Lusk,  Mch  10,  lot 

38  b 21  Elston  add,  1 yr,  8% $800 

O’Sullivan  Ellen  M to  SR  Hurford,  Mar 
10,  pt  lot  4 b 1 Kedzie’s  sub  9 38  14,  2 

yrs,  8% $600 

Olson  Andrew  to  H W Ames,  Mch  2,  lot  18 

b 3 Culver’s  Park,  wkly $2,000 

Ohlhorst  H to  A Wisner,  Feb  17,  lt  16  of  lt 
11  of  Its  11  and  12,  29  40  14,  14  mos,  8%. 

$1,400 

Page  A to  E B Pease,  Mch  5,  lot  6 b 2 Mc- 
Intosh’s sub  se  qr  12  39  13,  1 yr  7%.  . $500 
Peacock  0 J to  D G Hamilton,  Mch  1,  pt 
b 29,  33  39  14,  5 yrs,  8% $5,000 


Probanski  F to  L Mandl,  Feb  26,  lt  23  lt  2 

b 19,  29  40  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Phelan  W A to  A Peterson,  Mch  1,  pt  Its 
18  to  20  b 1,  18  39  14,  5 yrs,  8%%.  .$5,000 
Prinz  J to  M Sekyta,  Mch  2,  pt  lt  41  b 13, 

20  39  14,  wkly,  6 %% $2,000 

Peck  J to  V Petyrtyl,  Mch  3,  lt  26  b 17,  20 

39  14,  wkly,  8 $ $500 

Pettengill  F W and  R T to  E O Brown,  Jan 

1,  lt  32  b 1,  34  39  14, 1 y 8% $3,500 

Powers  Mary  and  M to  M Almy,  Mch  2,  It 

24  of  pt  b 31,  33  39  14,  4 yrs,  7% $350 

Reibel  L to  W Heineman,  Mch  1,  lt  36  b2, 

36  40  13,  3 yrs,  8% $500 

Russell  J to  S Kerr,  Mch  8,  lt  3 of  lt  11  b 

6,  24  39  13,  2 yrs,  8% $600 

Rany  S C and  W A to  C N Smith,  Feb  6, 

lt  17  b 2,  27  39  14,  1 y,  8% $1,750 

Ryan  M to  W L Hefferon,  Mch  24,  lt  47  b 

42,  17  39  14,  90  ds,  8% $125 

Rosepul  V to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  3,  lt 

6  b 50,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  7 $ $500 

Ryan  T to  A Petersen,  Nov  2,  It  3 lt  3,  etc, 

b 3,  4 38  14,  2 yrs,  8% $200 

Rowland  0 to  J Gunzenhauser,  Mch  4,  lt 

12  b 7,  20  39  14,  4 yrs,  7% $1,400 

Roeskie  S to  C Columbus  B & L Assn,  Mch 

4.  lt  3 b 3,  Fullerton’s  2d  add,  wkly,  5 

• 1-5$ $800 

Ryefelt  A to  H G Foreman,  Mch  4,  lt  22  b 

7,  Bickerdike’s  add,  3 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Roelstra  P to  W A Swart,  Feb  20,  Its  38  to 

42  lt  1,  16  38  14,  7 yrs,  5$,  p m $700 

Roach  W to  A Mach,  Mch  6,  lt  69  b 3,  19 

39  14,  1 y,  7% $150 

Rudnicky  A W to  J Matz,  Mch  1,  lot  12  of 

lot  19  22  etc  b 7,  5 39  14,  wkly $2,000 

Rought  W to  J Morgan,  Mch  6,  lot  63  div 

3 S Shore  sub  30  38  15,  7$ $1,00  0 

Ryan  T M to  J Stern.  Mch  4,  lt  43  b 67, 

Hyde  Park,  wkly,  7% $1,500 

Ratke  J to  E Prursing,  Mch  10,  lot  3 of  lt 
48  b 5 b 5 Sheffield  add,  15  mos,  7$. $1,700 
Schulz  A to  H A Goodrich,  Mch  6,  lt  12  b 

55,  19  39  14,  2 yrs,  7$ $325 

Sibley  F S to  F Sommer,  Mch  8,  It  23  b 2. 

Packer’s  5th  add.  wkly,  5 1-5$ $500 

Seamore  T A to  G M Bogue,  Dec  21,  Its  39 
and  40,  13  39  13,  5 yrs,  6$,  p m . . . . $1,050 
Schrader  M S and  F D to  F R Chandler, 
Feb  23,  lt  6 7 and  8 of  lt  1 to  30,  Junc- 
tion Grove  sub,  22  38  14,  2 yrs,  7$,  $1,600 
Solmer  L L to  N E Gary,  Mch  8,  lt  3 b 7, 

1 39  13,  3 yrs,  7$ $800 

Skewett  R to  F B Peabody,  Mch  5,  Its  34 

and  35  b 2,  16  38  14,  5 yrs,  6$ $1,000 

Stanton  E to  R W Bridge,  Feb  10,  lt  38  b 

2 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs,  6$ $750 

Scan  Luth  Church  Chicago  to  A Peterson, 

Mch  1,  lt  24  to  26  b 13,  B W & W’s  add, 

5 yrs,  6$ $6,000 

Schweitzer  J to  T Schintz.  Mch  3,  Its  47 

and  48  b 3,  36  40  13,3  yrs,  7$ $900 

Seydel  C T to  F W Young,  Feb  23,  Its  27 

and  28  b 1,  8 38  14,  3 yrs,  6$ $600 

Salt  Frank  to  E Koch,  Feb  26,  lot  24  b 9 
Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  3 yrs,  6$.  $290 
Schrader  May  S and  E D to  H L Kent.Feb 
23,  Its  6 7 and  8 of  Its  1 to  30,  Junction 

Grove,  22  38  14,  3 yrs,  7$ $1,350 

Schutz  to  W L Moss,  Nov  1,  ’84,  It  39  b 4, 

36  40  13,  3 yrs,  7$,  p m $300 

Schroeder  C to  C P Silva,  Feb  9,  lt  37  b 

14,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  8$ $550 

Seaverns  G A to  N B Judah,  Mch  2,  Its  2, 

3,  etc,  34  39  14,  5 yrs,  5$ $14,000 

Smetana  J to  E D Sellman,  Feb  10,  It  59 

b 4,  20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7$,  p m $600 

Stern  G to  P W Snowhook,  Mch  2,  lt  4 b 2 

b 7,  29  40  14,  4 yrs,  6$,  p m $2,500 

Swanson  B to  T Sommers,  Jan  5,  lt  94  b 

42,  33  40  14,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $1,200 

Schulz  L H to  H S Newton,  Sep  8,  ’85, 
lots  17  and  18  b 31  Jefferson,  4 years, 

6$ $900 

Schappe  H to  N M Blumensloe,  Mar  9, 
lots  47  and  48  b 9 Gross  North  add,  2 

yrs,  6$ $400 

Scarry  H to  J Foley.  Mch  10,  lot  47  of  lot 

14  b 24,  29  39  14,  wkly $400 

Schaefer  J to  E Koch,  Feb  27,  lot  46  b 7 

Simon’s  sub  35  40  13,  3 yrs.  7$ $400 

Stapff  Geo  G to  J H Ernst,  Mch  9,  pt  lot 
1 and  8 Bowmanville,  1 yr,  6 1-2$ ....  $500 
Same  premises,  Mch  5,  lot  23  b 2 of  bks  1 

and  2,  19  39  14,  5 ys,  6$ $2,000 

Schniglan  A to  H Rieke,  Mar  1,  pt  b 4, 

33  40  14,  3 yrs,  6$ $4,000 

Tomhof  C to , Feb  4,  lt  51  b 6,  13  39 

13,  5 yrs,  6$,  pm $425 

Toerpe  M to  G M Bogue,  Dec  7,  lt  63  b 6, 

13  39  13,  4 yrs,  6$,  p m $400 

Toppen  C J to  W M Stanley,  Mch  3.  lt  22 

b 5,  5 39  14,  3 yrs,  8$ $1,300 

Trowbridge  N to  S W Rawson,  Jan  19,  lt 

4,  b 11,  Duncan’s  add,  5 yrs  6$ . . . . $5,000 


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Trantwein  J to  E Prussing,  Mch  2,  It  4 It 

2,  etc,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  6# $2,500 

Thellman  M to  F Sommer,  Feb  16,  Its  31 

to  34  b 4,  F & G’s  add,  Pullman,  wkly, 

5 1-5# $1,500 

Thode  A to  H J Christoph,  Mch  9.  pt  lot 

I b 34  Harlem,  3 yrs,  6$ $1,000 

Tschopp  A C to  T H Schintz.  Mch  8,  lot  4 

and  pt  lot  5 of  lots  9 to  18  b 13  Simon’s 

sub  35  40  13,  3 yrs,  6# $500 

Trahan  E and  MJtoTH  Schintz,  Mch  1, 
lots  13  and  14,  b 2 Brown’s  add,  2 yrs, 

8# *300- 

Tobiason  N & K S to  A Peterson,  Mch  4, 
pt  It  7 b 34,  Ogden’s  add,  3 yrs,  7$,  $1,500 
Thomas  G W to  Tyrrell  & Bayley,  Mch  5, 

Its  3 and  9 b 45,  o t,  5 yrs,  6% $3,000 

Thull  J to  A Podulsky,  Mch  9,  lots  23  and 
24  b 12  Uhlich  & Muhlke’s  add,  week- 
ly   $6,000 

Tiedt  0 to  C F Hatterman,  Mch  1,  It  56  b 

23,  5 39  14,  5 yrs,  6% $1,000 

Thomas  L J & W K to  D Quigg,  Feb  22, 
lot  46  b 30  w hit  etc  17  39  14,  2 years, 

7# $2,000 

Urban  C to  L F Gehrke,  Mch  1,  It  18  b 2, 

5 39  14,  3 yrs,  7 # $1,000 

Utesch  M and  C to  J J Altpeter,  Mch  1,  It 

19  b 1 b 24,  7 38  14,  WKly,  8 # $1,200 

Volava  F to  T H Alborn,  Mch  1,  It  51  b 10. 

20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7# $950 

Yotapek  M to  C B Walleck,  Mch  6,  It  18  b 

3,  20  39  14,  18  mos,  7 # $200 

Vaughan  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  3,  It 

7 b 5,  20  39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $900 

Viezens  W to  J Rodeck,  Jan  2,  It  3 b 2,  4 

38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $500 

Whitlock  E C and  C to  M Almy,  Mch  2,  Its 

II  and  12  b 2,  Bricton,  1 y,  7% $1,000 

Wranny  W to  T H Schintz,  Feb  26,  It  19  b 

1,  20  39  14,  5 yrs,  $2,800 

Winters  J A to  B L Pease,  Mch,  1,  It  18  of 
It  8 b 5,  RocKwell’s  add,  July  19,  8%  $300 
Walters  A and  W to  T Sommers,  Feb  11, 

It  3 It  9,  4 38  14,  wkly,  5# $1,500 

Wagner  K to  T Sommers,  Jan  5,  pt  It  5 b 

35,  21  39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5 # $1,500 

Witsche  H C to  P W Palmer,  Dec  5,  It  39 

b 18,  19  39  14,  Nov  1,  ’89,  6%,  p m $600 

Webb  Ellen  and  J to  H G Foreman,  Mcb 
9,  lot  11  b 3 se  qr  17  39  14,  3 yrs  7%.  . $400 
Waldman  G to  H Felsenshue,  Mch  10,  lot 
19  b 1 sw  hlf  nw  qr  20  40  14,  3 years, 

7% $1,400 

Wichmaun  F to  E F Dunne,  March  8,  sub 
It  11  of  It  4 b 25,  29  39  14,  4 yrs,  6%.  . $980 
Williams  Emma  C and  A H to  H C Stopp, 
Mch  8,  Its  1 and  2 of  Its  5 to  18  b 23,  35 

4 1 13,  3 yrs,  7% $700 

White  P L to  J Alloway.  Mch  4,  It  17.  9 38 

14,  2 yrs,  7% $1,600 

Wuk  J to  G MBigue,  Feb  15,  It  15,  It  59 

b 6,  13  39  13,  5 yrs,  6^,  p m $500 

Wertzler  0 to  G M Bogue,  Dec  2,  It  12  b 

6,  13  39  13,  5 yrs,  6$,  p m $450 

Young  R to  H S Olbin,  Mch  1,  It  II  b 3,  4 

38  14,  2 yrs,  7% $500 

Zander  C A to  W Heinsmann.  Mch  4,  pt  It 

11  It  6,  etc,  28  40  14,  3 yrs,  6%' $1,000 

Zalenka  F to  T H Schintz,  Feb  26,  It  51  b 

12,  25  39  13,  3 yrs,  7% $500 

Zielke  A to  J C Schumacher,  Feb  27,  It  29 

b 11.  S & G’s  add,  1 y,  6$. $1,000 

Zywicki  F to  Jno  Matz,  March  5,  pt  it  11 

b 30  Elston  add,  waly $1,000 

Zimmerman  G A to  A Berger,  March  2,  It 

4 It  3 1)  31,  33  40  14,  3 yrs,  6% $3,000 

Zmudzinski  S to  J Schoemaker,  Feb  26,  It 

31  b 8,  S Chicago,  3 y, — - $250 

Zalransky  K to  Jno  Nutt,  Mch  1,  It  98  b 

43,  19  39  14.  3 yrs,  7% $450 

Zeimet  P to  G Wordsworth,  Feb  6,  It  354, 
etc,  29  40  14,  2 yrs,  8% $650 

MOIlTtiAdHS. 

Bargholz  F to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Mch  5,  pt  n n nw  14  29  40  14,  wkly 

5 1 5# $1,300 

Bjorn  C ()  to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Mch  1, 

Its  48  and  49  b 7,  10  39  13,  wkly,  8#.  .$300 


Borner  W to  P Palmer  Feb  17,  pt  Its  40 
and  41  b 1,  3 39  14,  2 yrs,  7%,  p m,  $3,290 
Blumenthal  S P to  J Henrich,  Mch  3,  It  80 

b 1 b 15,  29  40  14,  2 yrs,  6% $300 

Brown  Wm  to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Mch 

5,  It  34  b 1 of  It  2 sub  ct  ptn  4 38  14, 

WKly $1,500 

Bettenhavson  C to  C Sippel,  Sept  24,  ’85, 

102  acs  in  36  36  12,  6 yrs,  6% $6,300 

Barker  Cyrus  A to  R A Scarritt,  Feb  23. 

pt  It  19  b 8,  Cleaverville,  1 y,  6%. . . . $1,000 
Chilewski  P to  F Hacaet,  Mch  4,  pt  It  15  b 

15,  6 39  14,  2 yrs,  7%,  p m $300 

Cavell  M et  al  to  G W Newcomb,  Mch  1,  It 

40,  18  39  14,  18  mos,  8 # $500 

Carpenter  S F to  J Holmes,  Mch  4,  It  20  b 

25,  Roger’s  Park,  3 yrs,  8 # $200 

Damieier  S and  C W to  W Knoke,  Mch  1, 

It  4 It  5,  etc,  12  39  13,  1 y,  8% $1,000 

Everett  C E and  J D to  C B Farwell,  Mch 

1,  It  11  b 61,  7 39  15,  5 yrs,  6% $5,000 

Forrest  J F to  E H Worthley,  Feb  26,  It  20 

b 14,  7 39  14,  3 yrs,  6%,  p m $1,200 

Flynn  o et  al  to  5th  Ward  B <fc  L Assn, 
Mch  8,  w M It  22  b 13,  South  Branch 

add,  wkly $400 

Foot  F VV  to  A Boyd,  Feb  26,  It  31  b 2 b 6, 

21  38  14,  3 yrs,  8 # $300 

Finke  G H to  F Mahlman,  Feb  26,  pt  31 

41  12,  5 yrs,  6 #,  p m $1,250 

Ford  D to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Feb  5,  It 

42  b 1,  n K b 26,  33  39  14,  wKly $600 

Freehauf  o to  R Sprowl,  Mch  3,  pt  e 34 

sw  34  35  37  11,  1 y $1,880 

Gustafson  o to  W H Reynolds,  Mch  1.  Its 
4 and  5 of  It  37  b 10,  U S Bana  add,  1 y, 

7% $1,^00 

Gothard  J J to  H G Wilmarth,  Mch  3,  pt 

28  42  9,  8 yrs,  6$,  p m $4,537 

Graham  S H to  L Z Leiter,  Feb  23,  Its  12 

and  13  b 3,  Leiter’s  add,  La  Grange,  5 

yrs,  p $1,500 

Hang  K and  A to  N ohicago  Mut  S & B 
Assn,  Mch  5,  It  32  b 5,  Gross’s  N add, 

wkly,  5 1-5$ $1,000 

Hettman  D to  c Bentley  jr.  Mch  4,  Its  11 
and  12  b 1 b 24,  6 38  14,  18  mos,  6$,  $800 
Harris  E T to  W H Winslow,  Mch  1,  pt  It 

6,  b 25,  s s add,  5 yrs,  6$ $6,000 

Hayes  c and  R to  People’s  B & L Assn, 

Mch  1,  pt  it  9,  etc,  b 15,  21  40  14,  mthly, 

8% $3-800 

Haas  A to  Garden  city  Mut  S L & B Assn, 
Feb  20,  It  26  It  10  b 4,  U S Bank  add, 

mthly,  8% $800 

Holmes  J P to  P Jensen,  Mch  4,  It  13  b 2 

It  11,  etc,  29  40  14,  2 yrs,  8% $1,3C0 

Jensen  P to  Phoenix  B Society,  Mch  3,  It 

11  b 3,  4 38  14,  wKly,  5% $1,800 

Johansen  G to  Phoenix  bldg  Society, , 

It  13  of  b 3 and  4 of  b 1 and  2,  E 34  29 

40  14,  wkly $600 

Jordan  A E and  W A to  M H Heath,  Nov 

10,  Its  45  and  46,  L & P’s  sub,  9 38  14,  2 

yrs,  8% $300 

Kummerow  G C to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society, 
Feb  17,  It  1 b 4,  Gross  ParK,  wuly,  5%, 

$1,500 

Kalteux  P to  Home  Mut  L Assn,  Mch  2,pt 

It  4 b 17,  6 39  14,  waly,  5 1-5# $600 

Kean  D W to  W Deering,  Feb  25,  Its  1 to 
4 and  9 to  17  b 23,  Roger’s  ParK,  2 yrs, 

6# $3,500 

Liebscher  A to  H Quitzau,  Mch  1,  It  25  b 

11,  30  40  14,  2 yrs,  6# $200 

Leahy  D to  Fifth  Ward  B]&  L Assn,  Mch 

3,  It  5 b 12,  s b add,  waly,  8# $3,000 

Larsen  O E to  O J Christensen,  Feb  27,  It 

33  b 12,  6 39  14,  2 yrs,  6# $1,800 

Luetzinger  Isabella  to  Lincoln  B & L 
Assn.  Mch  5,  Its  11  and  12  of  It  1 b 29, 

29  39  14,  wnly $500 

Larsen  N P to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society.  Mch 

9,lts  6 and  7 b 1 of  E y2  b 7 E 1-2  29  40 

14,  wicly $800 

Mitchell  J C to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Mch 
1,  1 acre  in  sw  34  1°  38  14,  wKly  ....  $2,5qq 
Montague  Catherine  to  People’s  B & 
Assn,  Mch  1,  It  10  of  It  1 b 44,  W 1-2  L 
21  39  14,  wivly etc, 


McGrath  MJtoNWL&B  Assn,  Jan  19, 

It  6 of  Its  1 etc,  b 70,  Hyde  ParK,  wkly, 

$1,300 

Maas  K to  A Wisner,  June  8,  It  75,  Wis- 

ner’s  sub,  20  40  14,  5 yrs,  6# $625 

Milton  B to  J Schroeder,  Feb  12,  pt  10  42 

9,  1 y,  7%,  p m $500 

Maybury  S and  C A to  H P Smith,  Mch  2, 

It  6,  b 4,  16  18  14,  3 yrs,  7# $1,200 

Mager  M to  S Fulton,  Feb  19,  pt  34,  26  12, 

5 yrs,  6# $2,000 

Mannix  J T to  Home  Mut  L Assn,  Mch  2, 

It  42  to  44  b 7,  31  40  14,  wKly,  5 1-5#, 

$500 

Meacham  Geo  W et  al  to  C A Burley,  Sept 

12,  It  59  of  b 8,  29  40  14,  6 yrs,  6# . . . . $500 
Meyer  C to  D M Sinnott,  Mch  1,  pt  ne  % 

33  43  10,  3 yrs  and  5 mos,  6#.  p m.  .$1,570 
Melvin  L R to  W B Brayton,  Mch  5.  pt  se 

34  25  37  13.  1 y,  8# '.  .$3,500 

Miller  G L to  Mut  Ins  & L Assn,  Mch  5, 

mthly,  8# $15,000 

Newell  A W to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Mch 

5.  Its  1 to  5 b 1,  mthly,  8# $2,800 

Noble  Mary  to  C A Whyland,  Its  16  to  24, 
b 3,  Orr’s  sub,  se  34  7 38  14,  6 mos,  8#, 

$1,000 

Nolting  H to  C Danielson,  Feb  22,  pt  26 

42  10,  9 yrs,  5#,  p m $2,700 

Nieman  C H to  C Belzer,  Mch  3,  It  14  b 

10,  29  40  14,  4 yrs,  6#,  p m $1,000 

Ostrau  G W to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Mch 

9,  It  3 b 3,  Culver’s  Park,  wkly $800 

O’Brien  E to  P Palmer,  Feb  17.  pt  It  41  b 

1,  3 39  14,  2 yrs,  7#,  p m $3,290 

Pratt  T H to  T Goodrich,  Mch  4,  pt  10  37 

13,  Jan  4,  ’89,  7#,  p m $2,500 

Potter  D J & A S to  Home  Bldg  & Loan 

Assn,  Mch  8,  It  41  b 2 of  It  29,  16  38  14, 

wkly $800 

Pfister  J to  N Chi  Mut  S & B Assn,  Mch 
4,  It  42  b 1,  29  40  14,  wkly,  5 1-5#.  .$1,900 
Powell  A J and  E G to  Chicago  Permanent 
B & L Assn,  Mch  2,  It  13,  se  34  4 38  14, 

mthly,  8# $551 

Stade  W to  Phoenix  B Society,  Mch  2,  It 
23  It  153,  etc,  Butterfield’s  add.  wkly,  5#, 

$1,600 

Stade  J and  C to  R Anderson,  Mch  1,  It 

21  b 4,  36  40  13,  1 y,  6# $150 

Smith  L B and  L W to  F P Hopkins,  Nov 

10.  It  1 Its  1 to  6 b 2,  4 38  13,  3 yrs,  7#, 
$1,500 

Schvonhoven  E J to  A T Benely,  Mch  6. 

pt  sub  31  42  9,1  y,  7# $1,000 

Thoresen  C to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Mch  5,  It  5 b 1,  etc,  Clifford’s  add,  wkly, 

5 1-5# $1,300 

Tyler  A to  E M Hippach,  Feb  24,  pt  It  3 

b 4,  34  39  14,  3 yrs,  6# $4,000 

Thompson  T H to  O R Thompson,  Feb  2, 

It  44,  Cossitt’s  add,  Aug  3,  8# $1,038 

Welker  M to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn,  Feb 

16,  It  14  b 6,  28  39  14,  wkly,  8# $800 

Wendling  G to  F Sixt,  Feb  21,  Its  4 and  5, 

29  37  11,  5 yrs,  6# $500 


CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Abbott  W L to  E G Ogden,  Feb  27,  ’85,  20 
Sperry  Electric  Light  and  Car  Brake 

Co,  156  5th  av,  8 mos $1,200 

Aldrich  A to  J W Lusk,  Mch  8,  furn  etc,  77 

N State  st,  6 mos $162 

Anderson  B to  A J Snell,  Mch  8,  horses, 

etc,  Jefferson,  2 yiS  $250 

Ahern  D to  S Rothschild  Sons.  Mch  10,  sa- 
loon, 411  Harrison  st,  Sept  13,  ’87  ... . $520 
Anderson  T to  S Richardson,  Mch  4,  furn 

etc,  47  39  th  st,  2 mos $30 

Anderson  T to  S Richardson,  Mch  4,  furn 

etc,  695  Lake  st,  7 mos $72 

Anderson  J to  F J Mackey,  Mch  2,  piano 

2 Stevens  st,  2 mos $64 

Berg  C to  J Wellinger,  Dec  23,  pool  table 

etc.  2441  State  st,  7 mos $105 

Burgess  J G to  T Boyle,  Mch  2,  furn,  etc, 

2805  Cottage  Grove  av,  4 m $78 

Anderson  N to  C E Wyman.  Mch  2,  horses 
etc  2344  Wabash  av,  3 mos $97 


Adair  G L to  S Richardson,  Mch  3,  furn 

etc,  793  Hubbard  st,  7 mos $72 

Armstrong  M to  L A W Brush,  Mch  6, furn 

etc,  2120  Butterfield  st,  4 mos $125 

Adler  E to  L Semenschian,  Mch  8.  saloon 
and  hall  furn,  576  Larrabee  st,  2 yrs, 

$2,000 

Auer  D C to  F J Mackey,  Mch  3,  furn  etc, 

3976  Drexel  st,  3 mos $121 

Alcoe  S to  C Leslie,  Mch  4,  furn  etc,  133 

4th  av,  19  mos $1,474 

Anderson  A to  Schmaitman  Bros.,  Feb  27, 

house,  53  Chicago  av,  May  1 $200 

Belyer  H to  Cowin  & Halbach,  Nov  21, 
furn  etc,  179  W Van  Buren  st,  wkly.. $179 
Bryant  C A to  J J Owen,  Mch  1,  furn  etc, 

225  La  Salle  st,  4 mos $115 

Barron  E to  S Spohr,  Mch  8,  furn.  etc, 

1916  Dearborn  st,  18  mos $90 

Berry  L M to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  6,  furn 

etc,  Lake,  5 mos $260 

Boening  P to  P Schoenhofen  Brg  Co, 
Mch  1,  pool  table,  2510  Archer  av,  2 yrs, 

$250 

Bentel  J to  C Williams,  Mch  4,  furn  etc, 

446  Belmont  av,  9 mos $117 

Bos  H to  S A Colburn,  Mch  1,  horse,  etc, 

Moreland,  8 m $216 

Brown  T B to  M K Williams,  Mch  4,  furn 

etc,  1424  Madison  st,  2 mos $127 

Butter  J H to  G Bentson,  Mch  4,  horse, 

etc,  248  Ferdinand  st,  May  14 $27 

Bennett  F W to  J T Young,  Feb  27,  furn 

etc,  278  E Erie  st.  6 mos $155 

Boyles  W B to  0 Peterson,  Mch  4,  horses 

etc,  21  Wabansia  av,  Jan  1,  ’87 $145 

Baumgarten  C to  R M Ireland,  Feb  25, 

cows,  etc,  Barrington,  1 y $700 

Burke  W J to  P F Knefel,  Mch  6,  furn  etc, 

721  S Halsted  st,  10  mos $850 

Borton  W to  W S Wharton,  Feb  15,  furn 

etc,  214  Chestnut  st $19 

Baker  F to  W W Charles,  Mch  3,  furn 

etc.  84  n Halsted  st $52 

Brown  J N to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  3, 

furn  etc,  1253  Belmont  av,  6mos $68 

Braunling  O to  H Detmer,  Dec  12,  furn 

piano,  374  Lake  st,  Dec  12, $183 

Bissett  M A to  J Heissler,  Mch  2,  furn  etc, 

73  and  75  12th  st,  2 yrs $500 

Bishop  G to  W N Alley,  Mch  5,  barber 

shop,  583  S Halsted  st,  3 mos $33 

Baenzinger  A to  H A Pemberton,  Mch  2, 
furn.  etc,  3433  Dearborn  st,  5 mos ....  $67 
Berg  N P to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  5,  furn 

etc,  816  Lincoln  av,  2 mos $" 

Benson  C E to  J H Hicks,  Mch  9,  furn  etc, 

24  Abardeen  st,  12  mos $205 

Blanck  E to  H Blum,  Mch  8,  buggy,  . 

Dec  1 $40 

Bruckman  H and  G to  C Williams,  Mch  8, 

furn  etc,  Hyde  Park.  7 mos $76 

Babcock  B F to  J W Lusk,  Mch  5,  horse 

etc,  5th  and  Harris  avs,  3 mos ^115 

Bennett  W to  J W Lusk,  Mch  8,  furn  etc, 

3738  Butterfield  st,  2 mos $15 

Beekman  S E to  A K Ordway,  Mch  8, 

machy,  etc, , 6 mos $2,700 

Cole  H to  B Axman,  Feb  23,  furn  etc, 2925 

Butterfield  st,  8 mos $56 

Clark  M to  B Axman.  Feb  12,.  furn  etc, 

3635  Buttnrfield  st,  12  mos $78 

Cullen  J to  A B Magoun,  Mch  6,  furn  etc, 

93  S Halsted  st,  2 mos $28 

Chicago  Sectional  Electric  Underground 
Co  to  Western  Electric  Co,  Mch  5,  elec- 
tric plant, , 60  ds,  6#. . $2,600 

Craig  Iv  to  L E Wakelee,  Mch  8,  , furn 

etc,  2 mos $100 

Crosby  H E to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  9,  piano 

Hyde  Park,  1 $108 

Canfield  F to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  3,  furn 

etc,  36  Maplewood  av,  5 mos $64 

Canlfield  J P to  M L Harris,  Mch  1,  furn 
etc.  3844  Cottage  Grove  av,  4 mos  . . . . $83 
Clark  L to  Cowin  & Halbach,  Feb  4,  furn, 

etc,  155  Jefferson  st,  1 y $196 

Crossman  A B to  D F Bremner  Bakery  Co, 
Mch  3,  horses,  wagon,  etc,  Lake,  16  mos, 
$2Q(] 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


157 


looke  A to  F C Bell,  Mch  2,  piano  ami 

furn,  Hyde  Park,  2 yrs $600 

Jlark  W W to  W S Wharton,  Feb  27,  turn 

etc,  448*4  37th  ct,  4 mos $17 

omvay  A to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  3,  horse 

etc,  116  Locust  st,  6 m $130 

owl  & Vandemburg  to  J Hughes,  Mch  6, 
electric  lights,  plants,  etc,  4 W Quincy 

st,  1 y...  $5,000 

Ihurchill  M A to  F M Powell  & Co,  Feb 
20,  printing  office, 133  La  Salle  st,  Oct  1, 

$433 

larter  F W to  W S Lasher,  Mch  4,  furn 

etc.  Hyde  Park,  3 mos $11 

larabine  J J to  A Schaffhauser,  Mch  3, 

furn  etc,  Lake,  9 mos $350 

lurtis  H H to  J Cullin,  Mch  6,  furn  etc. 

508  Blue  Island  av,  1 mos $123 

lonnor  TJtoWH  King,  Mchl,  furn, etc, 

46  n Carpenter  st,  6 $30 

’ronin  J J to  J H Spear,  Mch  4,  furn  etc, 

337  47th  st,  6 mos $68 

lullen  I M and  B A to  J W Lusk,  Mch  6, 
furn  etc,  191  W Madison  st,  6 mos.  . .$762 
Camilla  J to  J Schoeger,  Mch  8,  saloon, 

40  W Madison  st,  7 mos $700 

Jase  G W to  M N Knowlton,  Mch  4,  bldgs, 

LaSalle  and  53d  sts,  6 mos $404 

lurran  G to  W W Charles,  Mch  6,  horse, 
wagon,  etc,  Milwaukee  av  and  Robey  st, 

4 $139 

Ihild  G H to  M E Griffin,  Mch  9,  furn  etc, 

, 6 mos $200 

lonlin  B to  Stark  Bros,  Mch  8,  furn  etc, 

394  Austin  av,2  yrs $89 

Drake  J to  W S Wharton,  Feb  23,  furn  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  4 mos $83 

)ecker  J S to  B Daniels,  Mch  4,  furn  etc, 

251  Centre  av $311 

Duchanne  L to  D Cole,  Mch  1,  furn,  etc, 

230  Halsted  st,  3 m $100 

Dickelmann  C and  M to  J Wollenburg, 
Mch  3,  horses,  etc,  Thornton,  2 yrs.  .$300 
DuBois  M to  S Richardson,  Mch  2,  furn 

etc,  395  Ogden  av,  6 mos $72 

Davis  M to  H M Hallowed,  Mch  5,  build- 
ing, 4281  Ashland  av,  mthly $300 

Deitrick  E A to  C W'Uiams,  Mch  6,  furn 

etc,  188  Orchard  st,  7 mos $15 

Ehlers  T and  G F H to  E Peaton,  Mch  8, 
horse  etc,  Town  of  Northfield,  21  mos, 
$100 

Foster  W E to  J Waterman,  Mch  3,  furn 

etc,  1927  Michigan  av,  2 yrs $600 

Farwell  L A to  W W Charles,  Mch  4,  furn, 

etc,  2422  Wabash  av,  3 m $800 

Ferrell  M to  J D Spear,  Feb  28,  furn  etc, 

— - — , 9 mos $70 

Foote  E A and  C to  Stone  & Sons,  Mch  8, 

cab,  72  Pacific  av,  mthly $325 

Foxwell  C to  J H Norton,  Mch  9,  statuary, 

etc,  609  Pullman  Bldg,  2 mos $262 

Fish  C to  C Gordon,  Mch  1,  furn  etc,  96 

Lull  st,  wkly $217 

Fogli  B to  C McCormick,  Jan  5,  furn  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  1 yr $500 

Flemming  H to  Trustees,  Schools,  t 35,  r 
13,  Aug  26,  nw  34  86  34  21  65  13,  1 y,  6%, 

$1,000 

Freeman  C to  O P Snyder,  Mch  2,  horses 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  4 mos  $68 

Farrell  L P J to  C Ryan,  Mch  3 furn  etc, 

573,  Jefferson  st,  1 mos $68 

Freund  F B to  Wacker  & B Brg  Co,  Feb 

27,  saloon,  Jefferson $368 

Frisch  F to  J Wyman,  Mch  8,  furn  etc,  269 

15th  st,  6 mos $60 

Green  R T to  F J Mackey,  July  28,  furn 

etc,  11  Lincoln  av,  Nov  25,  ’85 $282 

Goarvis  A to  W W Charles,  Mch  3,  furn, 

etc,  8 Center  av $78 

Graham  M R W to  W B Thompson,  Mch 
1,  furn,  etc,  3138,  Wentworth  av,  6 m.$65 
Green  C to  J Wyman,  Mch  2,  furn  etc, 486 

Lake  st,  3 mos..., $64 

Graham  MtoTH  Hurlbut,  Mch  3,  furn 

etc,  29534  Clark  st $165 

Graves  D S to  Wacker  & B Brg  Co,  Mch  9, 

saloon,  62  Clark  st,  1 y $311 

Gervlomy  H S to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  3, 
furn  and  piano,  205  w Madison  st,  2 mo 

$167 

Grady  M to  J Abnerthy,  Mch  9,  saloon, 

1025  W Madison  st,  — ■ m $2,040 

Goodman  R to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  8, 
furn  etc,  137  Blue  Island  av,  6 mos. . .$62 
Gyles  S A to  F H Gardiner,  Mch  1,  furn 

etc,  La  Grange,  12  mos $100 

Genovar  C L to  J B Eger,  Nov  28,  cigar 

store,  403  Polk  st $84 

Goodal  B and  M to  M L Pemberton,  Mch 

3,  furn  etc,  Englewood,  3 mos $45 

Gaffield  B D to  C Williams,  Mch  3,  furn 

etc,  332  Indiana  st,  3 mos $1,308 

Gustavson  C R to  F M Elliott,  Dec  29, furn 
etc,  Evanston,  90  ds $150 


Griffith  A A to  Beveridge  & Dewey.  Mch  6, 
furn  etc,  Douglas  House,  35th  st,  and 

Cottage  Grove  av,  1 in $465 

Gibbons  JFtoOE  Wyman,  Mch  6,  horse 

etc,  601  Lake  st,  3 mos $36 

Golding  F to  V Blatz,  Mch  10,  saloon,  61 

Kinzie  st,  1 y $400 

Halpin  W H to  J W Lusk,  Mch  9,  furn  etc, 

389  Blue  Island  av,  4 mos $91 

Henry  G O to  J H Spear,  Mch  8,  furn  etc, 

— Halsted  st,  6 mos $64 

Hawelka  J J to  J H Hunt,  Mch  J,  furn 
and  piano,  332  N State  st,  6 mos. . . .$242 
Howard  C to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  4, furn 

etc,  518  Wabash  av,  Jan  4 $132 

Holman  N to  Confectioner’s  & Baker’s 
Supply  Co,  Mch  4,  furn,  etc,  133  LaSalle 

st,  4 m $66 

Howe  J R to  W N Alley,  Mch  3,  furn  etc, 

22  Loomis  st,  6 mos $120 

Hendrickson  E and  H to  M A Wolcott, 
Mch  1,  furn  etc,  25  Fairfield  av,  6 mos, 

$68 

Hoffman  A M to  C E Wyman,  Mch  3,  furn 

etc,  811  Indiana  st,  6 m $32 

Holling  C to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  3,  furn 

etc,  S Evanston,  6 mos $83 

Haas  W H to  M S Babcock,  Mch  2,  furn 

etc,  436  Division  st,  3 mos $115 

Hillcoat  M to  B Axman,  Nov  24,  ’85,  furn 

etc,  2808  Arnold  st,  1 y $55 

Howard  W to  C Williams,  Mch  8,  furn  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  7 mos $76 

Hewitt  L I to  C E Wyman,  Mch  9,  furn 

etc,  891  Madison  st,  6 mos $73 

Hall  M to  F J Mackey,  , furn  etc, 

2723  Butterfield  st,  3 mos $35 

Hopkins  N to  C J Shields,  Mch  5,  furn  etc, 

229  3d  av,  6 mos $131 

Holmes  M H to  H A Pemberton,  Mch  6, 

furn  etc.  3201  Calumet  av,  1 m $25 

Heinsoth  G to  Brunswick  B C Co,  Mch  1, 
billard  goods,  161  12th  st,  10  mos ....  $550 
Hennesey  E L to  W T Cain,  agt,  Nov  10, 

furn,  etc  1531  Wabash  av,  5 mos $125 

Hirsch  J to  C W H Freelink,  Mch  6. 

engine  and  machy,  Englewood,  1 y.  .$600 
Havill  H J to  T E Havill,  Feb  12,  horse_ 
wagon  etc,  211  Market  st,  2 yrs,  1%. . $350 
Hiltabidle  L to  M S Babcock,  Jan  26, 

piano,  194  Michigan  av,  Apl  17, $89 

Hake  W to  F J Mackey.  Mch  2.  furn,  etc, 

3029  La  Salle  st.  5 mo $61 

Hall  A and  W W to  W N Alley,  Mch  l,furn 

79  Van  Buren  st,  5 mos $130 

Ingram  & Anthony  to  J W Carpenter, Mch 
4,  printing  office,  86  Dearborn  st,  6 mos, 
f. $1,050 

Johnston  W to  C E Williams,  Mch  1,  furn 

etc,  796  Madison  st,  6 mos $68 

James  W to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  2,  piano, 

Lake  View,  2 mos $110 

Jordan  0 S to  W Hill,  Mch  1,  furn  etc,  417 

N Clark  st,  5 mos $111 

Johnson  W A to  F J Mackey,  Mch  6,  furn 

etc,  1725  State  st,  2 mos $42 

Keys  M L to  O P Snyder,  Mch  4,  furn  etc, 

3543  Vernon  av,  3 mos $120 

Kosak  F to  C Passow,  Feb  27,  pool  table, 

etc,  566  Center  av,  1 yr $162 

Kraimer  E to  N M Simonds,  Mch  3,  range 

, 3 mos ....  $78 

Keller  G to  M E Snow,  Mch  1,  furn,  etc, 

15C  Fulton  st,  6 m $125 

Koboldt  J to  C Williams,  Mch  3,  furn  etc, 

2414  Sanger  st,  7 mos $84 

Kindale  A T to  L A W Brush,  Mch  1,  furn 

etc,  1179  Lexington  st,  5 mos $73 

Kimball  D to  Marder,  Luse  & Co,  Mch  1, 
printing  office,  83  Madison  st,  5 mos,  $200 
Knight  A S and  M L to  A B McChessy, 
Mch  8,  piano  and  furn,  308  Idaho  st, 

Jan  25, ’88 s $175 

Kilgus  C to  S Levy,  Dec  9,  ’85,  furn  etc,  45 

Cly bourne  av,  2 mos $54 

Kerstein  L to  B Straus,  Mch  5,  cows  etc, 

at  Empire  Distillery,  1 y $350 

Kalbitz  F to  R Buck,  Feb  27,  blacksmith 

shop, , 1 y $200 

Kroetter  C to  C E Wyman,  Mch  5,  horse, 

furn  etc, , 3 mos $121 

Kolbe  A M to  J W Lusk, — , 185  Blue 

Island  av,  6 mos $55 

Kneis  W to  J Cunningham  & Son,  Mch  9, 

carriages  etc,  197  23d  st,  6 mos $547 

Lovinus  J to  A L English,  Mch  3,  furn  and 

piano,  Lake,  6 mos $120 

Langowski  J to  J Patzke,  Feb  6,  house, 

156  Clearer  st,  2 yrs $425 

Locke  H M to  M R Bortree,  Mch  2,  millin 

ery,  etc,  Lake,  18  mos $300 

Lohe  C to  S Richardson,  Feb  3,  furn,  etc, 

93  Fay  st,  6 mos - • $104 

Linderman  G F to  C Williams,  Mch  9, 
horse  buggy,  etc,  844  Allport  av,  5 mos, 
$125 


Lutlior  F to  W Moorhouse,  Mch  8,  horses 

etc,  738  S Jefferson  st,  4 mos ■ $78 

Liudstrom  H to  A B Lawson,  Mch  8,  furn 

etc,  5424  Wentwortli  av,  2 yrs  $452 

Lehman  W H to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  8, 

furn,  etc,  361  W Huron  st,  3 mos $59 

Lavett  L to  C Williams,  Mch  8,  furn  etc,^ 

14  Menominee  st,  7 mos $166 

Leason  J and  V to  8 Richardson,  Mch  10, ^ 

furn  etc,  Jefferson.  June  4 $292 

Letz  L to  E Rueb  & Co,  Mch  5,  wagon  etc, 

1 $61 

Luizen  H J to  Brunswick  B-C  Co.  Mch  5, 
saloon,  Traders  Bldg,  — Pacific  av,  7 

mos $®00 

Lang  J to  G Schweinfurth,  Mch  4,  horses, 

etc,  877  31st  st,  2 y $1000 

Lynch  P to  W N Alley,  Mch  4,  furn  etc, 

116  N Carpenter  st,  7 mos $70 

Ludolph  H to  W Stoltze,  Mch  3,  carriage, 

866  Milwaukee  av,  14  mos $700 

Lesser  S to  E F Rush,  Mch  7,  piano  and 

furn  382K  Wells  st,  10  ds . $228 

Livingston  J H to  M Buckingham,  furn 

etc,  1334  Wabash  av,  2 yrs $380 

Lee  L to  C Ryan,  Mch  2,  furn  etc,  771  or 

791  Van  Buren  st,  July  12 $365 

McKenney  J to  8 Richardson,  Mch  4,  furn 

etc,  847  Fulton  st,  4 mos $450 

Menard  P P to  C J White,  Mch  4,  horse, 

buggy,  etc, $100 

McVicker  W B to  W N Alley,  Mch  5,  furn 

etc,  493  Lake  st,  4 mos $14° 

Mangan  J to  W N Alley,  Mch  5,  furn  etc, 

41  w Kinzie  st,  6 mos $90 

Martin  M to  C Williams,  Mch  3,  furn  etc, 

187  w Taylor  st,  5 mos $13 

Moore  M to  M A Wolcott,  Mch  2,  furn  etc, 

324  N Branch  st,  5 mos $31 

Mahler  E to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  4,  furn 

etc,  419  w Chicago  av,  3 mos $16 

Maguire  K to  J Cullen,  Mch  1,  wagon, furn 

etc,  567  13th  pi,  9 mos $ 

McGovern  M B to  J Cullen,  Mch  4,  furn 

etc,  285  w Jackson  st,  4 mos $77 

Maxwell  L B to  A Matteson,  Mch  5,  furn^ 

etc,  3515  Vincennes  av,  2 yrs $375 

Mosher  H A to  E Davis,  Mch  6,  market, 

974  Madison  st,  6 mos $125 

Morgan  F T to  J H Norton,  Mch  4,  furn 

etc,  494  w Lake  st,  4 mos $74 

Metcalf  D B to  J W Lusk,  Mch  5,  furn  etc, 

1092  Harrison  st,  5 mos $37 

Meier  F to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  5,  furn 

etc,  1438  Belmont  av,  6 mos $99 

McCullen  E L to  Knauer  & Ibach,  Jan  14, 

furn  etc,  208  Aberdeen  st $71 

Morrissey  J to  D F Broughton,  Mch  6, furn 

etc,  2921  Quinn  st,  6 mos $90 

Musilek  J to  F Fleck,  Mch  10,  horse,  etc 

s 1 y $200 

McGeeney  E J to  E Field,  Mch  9,  bldg, 331 

S Halsted  st,  3 mos,  6% $400 

Mallet  E to  F J Mackey,  Mch  4,  furn  etc, 

302  State  st,  6 mos $223 

Mares  J to  H Ernest,  Mch  9,  horses,  etc 

, 12  mos $90 

Meyer  E to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  6,  furn 

etc,  753  Racine  av,  4 mos $180 

Magee  C D to  H Rierke,  Mch  — , furn  etc, 

1152  N Halsted  st,  Apl  30 $80 

Miller  T to  0 D Hadsell,  Nov  25,  furn  etc, 

270  W Ohio  st,  4 mos $39 

Murray  J B to  J R Jackson,  Feb  26,  sa- 
loon, 1632  State  st,  8 mos $236 

McCarthy  D W to  W W Charles,  Mch  3, 

horses  etc,  703  43d  st,  4 mos $115 

Marshall  F B to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  5, 

furn,  etc,  308  Orchard  st $175 

McGreevy  M to  J W Lusk,  Mch  8,  furn,  etc 

114  S Halsted  st,  4 mos ■ • $37 

McAbee  J to  S Richardson,  Mch  9,  piano 

and  furn,  241  Ohio  st,  6 mos $390 

Nye  F A to  F Workman,  Mch  4,  furn  etc, 

920  Madison  st,  1 y $370 

Nickel  L to  C Williams,  Mch  8,  furn  etc, 

,7  mos $37 

Neville  A E and  F to  G F Lang,  Mch.  1, 
piano,  631  w Ohio  st,  4 m $150 


Nye  H S and  K F to  H M McIntosh,  Mch 

2,  furn  etc,  9 22d  st,  6 m $372 

Norton  M to  W S Wharton,  Mch  1 furn 

etc,  325  n Franklin  st,  4 mos $97 

Needham  C A to  M S Bradley,  Mch  8,  cabs 

etc,  U S Custom  House $700 

Newmanu  K M to  J M Spear,  Mch  5,  furn 

etc,  — Michigan  av,  3 mos $400 

Opetz  C to  J H Spear,  Mch  3,  piano  and 

furn,  423  W Taylor  st,  6 mos $130 

Olen  S to  W N Alley,  Mch  6,  furn  etc,  380 

Maxwell  st,  3 mos $39 

O’Keefe  G to  F C Seghers,  Mch  6,  furn  etc, 

283  w Madison  st,  30  ds $325 

O’Hair  C W to  Economy  Fur  Co,  Mch  3, 
barber’s  fixtures,  160  S Desplaines  st, 

wkly $ 

Protowski  J V to  H A Pemberton,  Mch  2,30 


furn  and  piano,  3201  Luurel  st,  7 mos 

$241 

Peterson  Z to  M Sieben,  Mch  5,  saloon,  58 

w Indiana  st,  1 y $100 

Peck  Z C to  E D Ellis,  Mch  3,  saloon,  123 

Monroe  st,  Apl  30 $1000 

Phillips  F to  J Kynder, , fnrn  etc,  $50 

Pierce  C W to  J F Potter,  Feb  10,  house, 

4019,  21  Prairie  av,  1 y $1,500 

Powers  W C to  B H McFarland,  Feb  26, 
horses,  etc,  102  Eugenie  st,  wkly  . . .$1,000 
Patterson  A to  N A Stine,  Mch  5,  furn,  etc 

2709  S State  st,  4 mos • $52 

Pruneau  J to  C Williams,  Mch  9,  piano, 

12  Gold  st,  4 mos $36 

Pulzer  C to  M Buckendahl,  Feb  20,  cows 

etc,  Proviso,  2 yrs $191 

Pfeifer  C to  H Meier,  Mch  1,  cows  etc, Bar- 
rington, 7 mos $122 

Remington  — to  W N Alley,  Mch  4,  furn 

etc,  979  Madison  st,  3 mos $32 

Russell  W to  P R Boyle,  Mch  3,  horse, wag- 
on, etc,  176  Blue  Island  av,  10  m $500 

Reese  J T to  A Carmichael,  Mch  3,  horses 

etc,  Lake,  3 mos $33 

Ryan  N to  W W Charles,  Feb  26,  furn  etc, 

7 Hubbard  ct,  3 mos $217 

Rogers  B to  A Irwin,  Mch  1,  barber  shop, 

592  Halsted  st $250 

Roberts  D C to  L A W Brush,  Mch  2,  furn 

etc,  153  Park  a%,  4 mos $120 

Rand  T to  J Cullen,  Feb  25,  furn  etc,  1129 

Jackson  st,  4 mos $18 

Reilly  M to  J Soper,  Mch  5,  furn  etc,  1420 

Wabash  av,  8 mos $400 

Redmond  S to  G and  C Cooke,  Mch  5, 

horses,  etc,  South  Lynne,  90  ds $230 

Rhiner  M to  C Gordon,  Mch  6,  furn  etc, 

397  S State  st,  — $50 

Rogers  G W to  F L Joy,  Mch  3,  horses  etc, 

Willmette,  23  mos $1,200 

Rietz  P to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  9,  furn  etc, 

240  North  av,  3 mos $92 

Rickoldt  C to  L Gelbka,  July  27,  horse, 
market,  etc,  833  Seminary  av,  1 y ...  .$100 
Riersen  A P to  J Wyman,  Mch  9,  furn  etc, 

853  w North  av,  6 mos $73 

Rooney  J to  S Richardson,  M-ch  2,  horses 

etc,  229  n Market  st,  3 mos $92 

Rettig  S to  Brunswick  B C Co,  Dec  20, 

saloon  fitti  ngs, , Jan  1,  ’87 $100 

Rice  F W to  S Clark,  Feb  10,  furn  etc,  16 

Paulina  st,  3 mos $51 

Robbins  J to  F J Mackey,  Mch  4,  furn  etc, 

2623  State  st,  4 mos $ H 

Smith  J H to  A Smith,  Mch  2,  press,  etc, 

89  Randolph  st,  2 yrs $2,000 

Summers  S to  W B Cowgill,  Mch  1,  furn, 

etc,  351  May  st,  6 mos $70 

Short  J B to  J Wyman,  Mch  4,  furn  etc, 

809  Carroll  av,  6 mos $io! 

Schey  I to  W S Wharton,  Mch  4,  horse,  etc 

259  N Carpenter  st,  4 mos $U3 

Stark  A to  G Gates,  Mch  5,  furn  etc,  107  S 

Morgan  st,  4 mos ■ $345 

Stromsen  P M to  W B Cowgill,  Mch  5, turn 

etc, , 4 mos $37 

Stark  F to  Garden  City  Billiard  Table  Co, 
Mch  1,  billiard  goods,  553  Sedgwick  st, 

6 mos $150 

Stapleton  M T and  T to  0 P Snyder,  Mch 
4,  furn,  etc,  189  w Madison  st,  4 mos, 

/ $125 

Spain  H to  D Rankin,  Mch  6,  furn  etc,  53 

N Sheldon  st,  5 mos $360 

Si  mon  I to  0 F Malcolm,  Mch  8,  furn  etc, 

425  W Chicago  av,  3 mos $117 

Smyth  M to  C Williams,  Mch  9,  furn  etc, 

229  w Madison  st,  6 mos $93 

Svenssen  T to  A N Eckert,  Mch  9,  bldg, 

Lake  View,  12  mos $213 

Sweezy  G H to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  4, furn 

etc,  6 N Sangamon  st,  4 mos $18 

Sabin  A to  W W Charles,  Mch  2,  furn  etc, 

38  Harrison  st,  4 mos $57 

Smith  A H to  W B Smith,  Mch  9,  brick  in 

kiln,  , 90  ds $600 

Sievert  L to  F J Mackey,  Mch  8,  furn  etc,^ 

1327  Monroe  st,  4 mos $173 

Strong  G N to  J Fritsch,  Mch  8,  horses, 

Town  of  Wheeling,  12  mos $400 

Schmall  C to  S Richardson,  Feb  20,  furn 

etc,  243  Mahawk  st,  6 mos $75 

Smith  P J to  J Smith,  Mch  6,  wagon  and 

horse,  $JGG 

Smith  C to  C C Leiwenich,  Mch  8,  cab,  10b  ^ 

W Polk  st,  4 mos $50 

Selzander  J H to  A Peterson,  Mch  10,  furn 

eto,  135  Milwaukee  av,3  mos $200 

Scott  WT  H to  W Hughes,  Feb  25,  factory, 

247  Canal  st  2 yrs $96 

Selz  F C to  S Davidson,  Feb  25,  furn  etc 

71  Laflin  st,  1 yr ..$120 

Seeler  J to  0 F Malcolm,  Mch  3,  piano,  ^ 

189  Larrabee  st,  3 mos $62 

Savage  G E to  H Loveland,  Feb  26,  furn 
etc,  Austin,  1 $ 283 


158 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Schwouchow  F A to  C C Kohlsaat,  Mch  1, 
bldgs,  Its  12  to  14  b 70,  o t,  Apl  1.  ’87, 

$2,000 

Stutz  G to  S Richardson,  Mch  8,  turn  etc, 

91  Whiting  st,  3 mos $29 

Schultze  H to  J W Lusk,  Mch  8,  horses, etc 

170  W Division  st,  2 mos $550 

Smith  G K to  F J Mackey,  Mch  6,  turn  etc 

6400  Madison  av,  6 mos $500 

Stetnberg  D to  J W Lusk,  Mch  8,  turn  etc 

3244  Butler  st,  6 mos $68 

Strouts  A J to  W C Strouts,  Mch  4,  horse, 

etc,  1068  Harrison  st,  1 y $350 

Tucker  A W to  N T Hewitt,  Feb  21,  horse 

buggy  etc,  790  Walnut  st,  2 yrs $250 

Ten  Eyck  C H to  W N Alley,  Mch  8,  turn 

etc,  3 2 2d  st,  6 mos $248 

Tirodo  J to  J D Spear,  Mch  4,  turn  etc, 

2124  Archer  av,  6 mos $34 

Thompson  S to  M K Williams,  Mch  5, 

turn,  etc,  644  w 19th  st,  6 mos $133 

Urry  E to  F J Mackey,  Mch  3,  turn  etc, 

706  31st  st,  4 mos $30 

Voigt  J O to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  4,  turn 

etc,  478  Wells  st,  6 mos $100 

Watt  J M to  S Richardson,  Mch  4,  turn 

etc,  47  39th  st,  2 mos $30 

Walsh  P to  M A Wolcott,  Mch  4,  wagon, 

etc,  803  Superior  st,  4 mos $37 

Winship  G to  M A Wolcott,  Mch  2,  turn, 

etc,  33  Selden  st,  5 m $39 

Wilhelmy  E to  Wacker  & Birk  Brg  Co,  sa- 
loon, 401  n Clark  st,  16  mos $800 

Woolman  M to  C Williams,  Mch  5,  paint 

shop,  1611  Wabash  av,  4 mos ...  $36 

Walsh  C to  J Cullen,  Mch  4,  turn  etc,  500 

Halsted  st,  2 mos $49 

Watson  A to  C E Wyman,  Mch  4,  turn  etc, 

693  Carroll  av,  6 mos $125 

Wells  J S and  J Q to  J W Ulm,  Mch  6, 

turn  etc,  566  Garfield  st,  2 mos $225 

Williams  G L to  O F Malcolm,  Mch  6,  turn 

etc,  224  S Peoria  st,  6 mos .$184 

Westcott  E to  J J Owen,  Mch  4,  turn  etc, 

3635  Cottage  Grove  av,  2 mos $221 

Wiles  C to  H M McIntosh,  Mch  6,  turn  etc, 

1922  George  av,  6 mos $130 

Wilson  T to  H M McIntosh,  Feb  10,  turn 

etc,  3803  Indiana  st,  1 m $105 

Wittke  F J to  W N Alley,  Mch  6,  turn  etc, 

Lake,  4 mos $45 

Wurzbing  I to  J Boskamm,  Mch  8,  truck, 

, 3 mos $75 

Wilson  J to  G Wyman,  Jan  8,  turn  etc,  471 

Lake  st,  6 mos $153 

Welsh  M to  S Richardson,  Mch  9,  turn  etc, 

2 Whiting  st,  4 mos $65 

Wiggins  J to  J Goldenberg,  Feb  20,  furn 

etc,  242  Newberry  av,  20  wks $52 

Wooley  C M to  L Schoenfeld,  Mch  4,  pool 

table,  etc,  2405  State  st $75 

West  A L and  C 0 to  G S French,  Mch  2. 

turn  etc,  1134  Jackson  st,  8 mos $80 

Wolridge  J M to  C Babcock,  — — ■,  barber 

shop,  149  17th  st $53 

Walter  P to  S Richardson,  Feb  23,  piano 

485  Larrabee  st,  5 mos $200 

Yott  C to  J Wyman,  March  2,  furn  etc, 241 

w Madison  st,  6 mos $67 

Zelt  F P to  M Ryan,  Mch  9,  furn,  etc,  401 
W Polk  st,  9 mos $100 


ASSIGNMENTS. 

Koricker  H to  W Grote,  Apl  1,  ’79,  book 

606,  p 417 $1,242 

Butch  M A to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  5, 

book  1672,  p 497 $ 

McClellan  C W to  H A Pemberton,  (from 

P J Moeller,  dated  Dec  1,  ’85) $ 

Dorrance  D D to  F C Dorrance,  Jan  16, 

book  1534,  p 419 $428 

Gibson  F R to  R H Allen,  Apl  1,  ’84.  .$ 

Drake  & Co  to  G R Walker,  Mch  9,  stock, 

699  Carroll  av.  No  schedules $ 

[Mortgages.] 

BILLS  OK  SALE 

Benrens  F to  J H Fischer,  Mch  9,  stock  of 

groceries,  etc,  578  26th  st $354 

Behles  P to  M Behles,  Mch  5,  horse  buggy, 

etc $300 

Berry  L M & Co  to  H Straight,  Mch  6, 

horse,  etc,  216)4  18th  st $2 

Buttuer  C H to  A Vollmer,  Mch  5,  horse, 

and  wagon $160 

Borman  F to  F Bormann,  Mch  2,  canning 

business,  $1 

Durkin  C E to  A Boynton,  Dec  4,  bldg, 

etc, $141 

Feran  W J to  M Weill,  Mch  3,  tin  shop,  7 

and  9 s Jefferson  st $200 

Franck  E C to  G J Johnston,  Mch  10,  sta- 
tionery, etc, $150 

Hurford  S R,  mtgee,  to  T Allen,  Nov  19, 
horses,  42  and  44  12th  st $1,114 


Herold  C to  J Mackey,  Mch  1,  cigar  facto 

ry,  3245  State  st $160 

Kroll  G W to  V Radanovitch,  Feb  26, 

saloon,  517  w 22d  st $1800 

Meeker  L to  C A Dirr,  Jan  18,  machy,  etc, 

87  Franklin  st $1,500 

Miner  F to  W B Boyles,  Mch  4,  horse  and 

wagon,  — $125 

Osborn  C W to  S D Osborn,  Mch  9,  19  and 

21  S Canal  st $4,425 

Rosenberg  J to  G W Case,  Mch  8,  bldgs, 

La  Salle  st  and  53d  sts $1,500 

Szczech  S to  A Groenwaldt,  Feb  11,  horse 

and  wagon,  etc,  425  Elston  av $262 

Somers  G C to  J M Stewart,  Jan  18.  bath 

rooms,  Grand  Pacific  Hotel $10,000 

Scheffel  C to  M Spuehr,  Apl  28,  ’84,  saloon, 

18  Larrabee  st $550 

Sternberger  L to  W Baston, , restau- 
rant, 389  State  st $250 

Sommer  G to  I P Andersen,  Feb  19,  groce- 
ries, etc,  80  E Chicago  av $1,075 

Vollmer  L to  C H Vollmer,  Mch  5,  horse 

and  wagon. $160 

Wooley  C H to  B A Morgan,  Mch  4,  bil- 
liard room, ■,  May  16 $69 

Wilder  G C to  J S Wells,  Oct  29,  furn  etc, 
Riverside $650 

JUBGMENTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

100769  John  L King  v Emanual  Isaac.  By 
defit,  $485. 

100360  Elizabeth  Baecker  v Zeno  Schirmeier 
and  Mrs  Johanna  Mueller.  On  ver,  $250. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

66769  Wm  Baumer  v Joseph  Jochum  and 
Leonhard  H Diedrich.  On  ver,  $342.91. 
93724  Charles  A Underwood  v Peter  Murphy. 

Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $225. 

101363  Henry  C Hoyt  et  al  v August  Her- 
nowsky.  By  defit,  $308. 

10186  James  Sax  v Benjamin  and  Samuel 
Shneman.  On  findg,  $200.  Satisfied. 
971252  Peter  Geressemo  v L Olcese  and  J 
Lagoario.  On  ver,  $75. 

101137  Gebbins  S Kelly  et  al  v Thomas  J 
Gannon  and  James  J McGrath.  By  defit, 
$440.85. 

96735  John  W Garvey  et  al  v Elizabeth  and 
N M Benton.  On  findg,  $225  n c and  exn 
stayed  30  ds. 

101586  August  Bee  k & Co  v Henry  Renderer. 
By  defit,  $547.60’ 

101490  Alfred  C Brackebush  et  al  v John  A 
Wallace  and  W H Madder.  By  confn, 
$691.46. 

101315  Eureka  Brick  Machine  Mfg  Co  v 
James  Walsh.  By  defit,  $695. 

99624  Egbert  L Jansen  et  al  v Charles  T 
Platt.  By  defit,  $300.  No  exn. 

100981  Natnl  L Ins  Co  v Sarah  Preston. 
Same,  $240. 

99623  John  C Newcomb  v Charles  T Platt. 
Same,  $115.  No  exn. 

97516  Warren  A Wells  v H G Pulling.  On 
ver,  $4,680. 

97537  Chicago  Union  Brewing  Co  v Michael 
Ford.  On  ver,  $870. 

101124  Hibbard,  Spencer  Bartlett  & Co  v 
Herman  Fromhold.  By  defit,  $257.75,  and 
sci  fa  and  gen  and  sped  exn. 

97245  Bodenschatz  & Earnshaw  Stone  Co  v 
D Collins  and  Wm  Harlev.  On  ver,  $771.05 
Satisfied. 

101210  Charles  T Boal  v D L Park.  By 
defit,  $267.85,  and  condtnl  judgt  $267.85  v 
W H Park,  and  sci  fa. 

100781  Charles  Forstram  et  al  v Sigismund 
Heidweyer  ane  Norbert  Steiglitz.  By 
defit,  $1,1488.89. 

97095  Washington  Libbev  v F B H and 
Esther  Banter.  On  ver,  $217.78. 

101072  Henry  Schade  v Virgil  Liberman 
By  defit,  $597.78  and  sci  fa. 

101090  Chandler  B Co  v W S McClure. 
Same,  $1,399.86. 

101103  Lambert  Eliel  et  al  v Fred  Haak. 

Same,  $880.60  and  sped  exn. 

101251  David  Kelley  et  al  v Herbert  W 
Knight.  Same,  $317.50. 

101642  Ogden  Engine  Co  v Sperry  E L M & 
C B Co.  Same,  $1,109.08. 

101265  Wm  H Folwell  et  al  v Frederick  M 
Barber  and  Charles  H Hartman.  Same, 
$1,073.90  and  ci  fa. 

97573  Clinton  Wire  Cloth  Co  v Henry  B Bry 
ant.  On  ver,  $271.27. 

10144  Ellen  O’Neil,  extrx,  v J S Murphy. 
By  defit,  $352.50. 

92313  Edward  Meyer  v C & G T Ry  Co.  Plff 
remits  $2,600,  and  judgt  $3,500.  Satisfied. 
95157  Simeon  D Haskett  et  al  v Samuel  M. 

Rothchild,  On  mer,  $244.45.  Attch  dis. 
95202  Wm  F Iselin  et  al  v Same.  Same, 
$1,265.78.  Same. 


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Pianos  and  Organs. 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  the 
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able ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs— all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
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Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

I®” Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


56 


CIRCUIT  COURT. 

16088  Hiram1' D Parker  v 0,  St  L & P R R 
Co.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $1,425. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

76889  F Mutter  v M Kuntz.  Same  and  judgt, 
$166.  Same. 

55538  Antonio  Fernandez  v A G Kuhns. 
$7.50  and  proe. 

55539  Same  v Same.  $8  and  proc. 

55303  John  T Kirk,  use,  etc,  v Home  Ins  Co. 

Condtnl  judgt  $458.19  mad6  absolute. 
54304  Same  v Same.  Same  $143.51. 

52454  George  Manning,  admr,  v C C Ry  Co. 
On  findg,  $50.  Satisfied. 

2847  Cold  Blast  Feather  Co  v Newberry  Fur- 
niture Co.  $158.46. 

2848  F J Dewes  v Frank  Cerveny.  $101.25. 

2849  Same  v Jacob  Barlik.  $81. 

2850  Peter  Ray  v James  McKenny.  $156.75 

2851  Peter  Ray  v Same  aDd  Jerome  W 
McKenney.  $130. 

2852  B Straus  v Oren  Anderson.  $75. 

2853  John  Dodds  v C Taege.  $85. 

2854  Herman  Frasse  v Charles  Bode.  $54.75 

2855  F A Stauber  et  al  v Bernhard  Hoffman. 
$25.50. 

2856  Herman  Timmerhoff  v Michael  Hop- 
per. $45. 

2557  Herman  Kirchhoff  v Robert  and  Eliza- 
beth Tennant.  $28.11. 

2558  Catherine  J Stump  v Jacob  Keller  and 
wife.  $197.80. 

2759  J Larson  v Henry  Lindstram.  $125.19 
39045  Cars  Robinson  v Wm  McLean.  $6  and 
proc. 

51571  M Vanderklest  v Theodore  Kaiser. 
$10  and  proc. 

54042  Rogers  Silver  Ware  & C Co  v W G 
Morris.  On  findg,  $245. 

38860  Robert  R Clark  v James  W Nusson. 
On  findg,  $935.71. 

46844  Cornelius  C Chandler  v Robert  Meyer. 
Mont  denied  and  judgt,  $94.73.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  iD  30  ds. 

40810  Jacob  Beidler  et  al  v Samuel  Glickauf 
On  findg,  $100. 

50813  Catharine  Sanbert  v City.  On  findg, 

$2,100. 

980  Weekly  Magazine  Co  v Franklin  Maga- 
zine Co.  $10  and  proc. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5540  Root  & Sons  Music  Co  v Oscar  Mayo. 
By  defit,  $209.95. 


REPORT  OF  THE  REVENUE 
COMMISSION. 


If  valuations  are  raised,  the  rates  should  be 
correspondingly  reduced,  and  certainly  no 
provisions  should  be  allowed  to  go  into  force 
looking  to  the  enforcement  of  higher  valu- 
ations by  assessors  unless  accompanied  by 
equally  explicit  provisions  making  corre- 
sponding reductions  in  the  rates  of  taxa- 
tion. In  no  way  could  the  disproportion  of 
taxation  now  borne  by  real  estate  be  re- 
lieved so  effectually  as  by  the  adoption  of  a 
full  valuation,  and  in  connection  therewith 
correspondingly  low  rates  to  be  rigorously 
adhered  to. 

They  recommend  the  appointment  by  the 
Governor  of  a State  Board  of  Tax  Commis- 
sioners, to  consist  of  six  persons,  not  more 
than  three  from  any  one  political  party,  and 
the  Auditor  of  State  as  an  ex-officio  member. 
Their  duties,  briefly  stated,  shall  be:  To 
prescribe  forms  for  the  use  of  Assessors; 
to  construe  the  revenue  law  for  revenue 
officers,  and  to  instruct  them  in  relation  to 
their  duties;  to  see  that  assessments  are 
made  according  to  law;  to  see  that  taxable 
shares  of  stock  are  assessed;  to  see  that 
taxes  are  collected;  to  enforce  penalties  and 
fines;  to  estimate,  when  necessary,  the 
amount  required  of  the  several  counties  to 
meet  appropriations  of  the  General  Assem- 
bly, and  certify  the  same  to  the  counties; 
to  examine  all  books  made  subject  to  in- 
spection; to  see  that  each  county  is  visited 
as  often  as  once  in  two  years  by  at  least 
one  member  of  the  Board,  to  the  end  that 
the  operations  of  the  law  and  the  officers 
may  be  noted  and  penalties  enforced;  tore- 
port  to  each  General  Assembly,  and  make 
such  recommendations  as  they  may  deem 
best;  that  they  be  paid  $2,500  a year  each 
and  their  traveling  expenses.  They  are  also 
made  a Board  of  Review  to  whom  appeals 
may  be  taken  from  any  County  Board  of 
Review. 

The  report  in  its  entirety  furnishes  some 
interesting  reading,  but  not  enough  to  war- 
rant the  Journal  in  publishing  it  in  full. 
Suffice  it  to  say  that  railroad  men  look  up- 
on the  proposed  measures  for  taxing  cor- 
porations and  railroad  property  with  dis- 
favor. Their  henchmen,  no  doubt,  in  the 
Legislature  will  endeavor  to  defeat  the  bill. 
Many  of  the  changes  proposed  are  too  rad- 
ical to  meet  with  favor  even  among  the 
masses. — Real  Estate  and  Building  Jour- 
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The  final  report  to  the  Governor  of  the 
Revenue  Commission  was  made  Monday, 
March  1.  In  it  a great  many  remedies  are 
suggested  for  the  faults  of  the  present  sys- 
tem of  assessments.  After  reciting  the  most 
glaring  inequalities  and  imperfections  of 
present  methods,  the  following  remedies 
are  provided: 

1.  Better  instrumentalities  for  ascertain- 
ing the  value  of  property  by  dividing  coun- 
ties into  small  assessment  districts. 

2.  Preparation  of  maps  of  districts  and 
marking  the  assessments  on  this  map  or 
chart,  and  kept  exposed  to  the  view  of  tax- 
payers. 

3.  Limiting  capital  stock  tax  of  corpora- 
tions to  quasi  corporations. 

4.  Doing  away  with  sworn  schedules,  and 
providing  a penalty  for  a wrong  return  of 
personal  property. 

5.  Divorcement  of  State  and  local  taxa- 
tion. 

6.  Changing  the  methods  of  taxing  rail- 
roads, and  providing  a rate  of  taxation 
equal  to  the  average  rate  throughout  the 
State  imposed  upon  five  times  the  amount 
of  gross  receipts  of  an  Illinois  road. 

Omitting  a large  portion  of  the  report  of 
the  Commission,  their  proposed  remedies 
for  the  protection  of  tax-payers,  in  sub- 
stance, are,  limiting  taxation  so  as  not  to  ex- 
ceed on  the  $100  as  follows: 

For  county  purposes,  other  than  road  and 
bridge,  25  cents;  for  city,  incorporated 
town,  and  village  purposes,  except  school, 
50  cents;  for  educational  purposes,  50  cents; 
for  roads  and  bridges,  for  ordinary  purpos- 
es, 20  cents;  for  school  building,  75  cents; 
for  all  other  purposes,  one-third  the  pres- 
ent rates:  and  all  park  purposes,  one-fourth 
the  present  rates;  and  that  the  power  of 
municipalities  to  incur  indebtedness  be 
limited  to  2 per  cent  of  the  assessed  valua 
tion,  instead  of  5,  as  now. 

Both  the  constitutional  and  statutory 
limitations  upon  rates  of  taxation  now  ex- 
isting have  been  based  upon  the  recognized 
low  valuation  which  has  hitherto  prevailed. 


AMERICAN  ENTERPRISE. 

No  invention  of  the  nineteenth  century 
has  worked  a greater  revolution  in  house- 
hold economy  or  conferred  more  of  a benefit 
on  humanity  than  the  sewing  machine. 

The  first  productions  were  crude  and  un 
couth  in  the  extreme,  and  it  was  reserved  for 
American  skill  and  ingenuity  to  bring  forth 
a machine  of  any  practical  value. 

In  order  to  appreciate  the  great  advance- 
ment which  has  taken  place  it  is  only  neces- 
sary to  compare  one  of  the  machines  built 
during  the  infancy  of  the  invention  with  one 
of  the  latest  improved  “Light-Running  New 
Home.” 

All  the  really  good  points  contained  in 
other  machines  have  been  utilized  in  its 
constructiou.  Many  new  improvements  and 
devices  have  also  been  added,  the  result  of 
which  is  a machine  as  nearly  perfect  as  it  is 
possible  to  make  one. 

For  simplicity,  durability,  ease  of  man- 
agement and  capacity  for  work,  the  “ Light- 
Running  New  Home”  has  no  rival,  and  the 
happy  possessor  of  one  may  rest  assured 
that  he  or  she  has  the  very  best  the  world 
affords.  See  advertisement  on  another  page 
of  this  paper. 

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30  Union  Square,  New  York. 


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We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


THE  LORD  XEVFJt  INTENDED  IT. 

Many  years  ago,  in  a county  seat  of  one 
of  the  middle  States,  a prominent  Ex- Judge 
and  jurist  was  pleading  a cause  on  the  chan- 
cery side  for  a rural  client.  The  case,  which 
was  about  some  land,  had  been  begun  in  a 
lower  court,  and  had  been  argued  before 
and  appealed  by  the  opposite  side.  On  ac- 
count of  delays  the  farmer  grew  impatient. 
After  spending  several  days  in  making  mo- 
tions, and  trying  the  case  de  novo,  the  ex- 
judge received  a setback  in  an  interlocu- 
tory decision  by  the  Judge.  His  pleadings 
had  been  demurred  to,  the  arguments  had 
been  made,  and  the  demurrer  sustained, 
which  caused  a new  turn  in  the  proceedings, 
and  further  delay.  The  former  then  sus- 
pecting something  wrong,  sallied  forth  to 
the  side  of  his  lawyer  and  ventured  to  ask 
him  what  was  the  matter.  His  attorney  in- 
formed him  that  there  was  a demurrer. 

Farmer — Pray  what  is  a demurrer? 

Lawyer — Go  along,  my  dear  sir,  and  don’t 
bother  me.  God  Almighty  never  intended 
that  you  should  understand  what  a demur- 


How  to  Wecorate. 

The  Newport  scarf  is  the  prettiest  novelty 
to  loop  back  lace  curtains.  These  are  in 
soft  brocaded  silk,  in  all  heavy  and  delicate 
tones  in  color,  with  a narrow  fringe  all 
around  them;  they  tie  back  the  curtains 
with  a large  bow. 

A very  pretty  piano-scarf  is  made  of  sil- 
ver green  plush,  showing  a deep  border  of 
ivory  white  satin  darned  in  heavy  gold  silk 
throwing  up  an  outlined  design  of  flowers 
and  leaves  in  gold  couching. 

A white  porcelain  lamp  is  made  very  effect- 
ive with  a design  of  a vine  of  Virginia  creep- 
ers with  purple  berries,  painted  in  oil  colors. 
Brilliant  colored  butter  flies  fluttering  in 
various  directions  should  also  be  added  with 
taste. 


REAL  ESTATE  UAW. 

James  Mitchell  et  al.  v.  Seth  T.  Sawyer  et 
al.  Filed  at  Mt.  Vernon,  Jan.  — , 1886, 
Fraudulent  conveyance — Mortgage  for 
more  than  due.— If  a mortgage  is  given  by 
a debtor  on  land  for  too  large  a sum  for  the 
purpose  of  protecting  the  property  from 
creditors,  it  will  be  fraudulent  and  void  as 
to  them. 

If  a debtor  conveys  land  to  his  brother 
under  a secret  trust  connected  with  the 
transaction  that  the  grantor  is  still  to  have 
the  beneficial  enjoyment  in  whole  or  in  part 
of  the  property  conveyed,  such  secret  trust 
will  render  the  deed  fraudulent  and  void  as 
to  credetors. 

Decree — As  affecting  dower  and  home- 
stead.— A decree  setting  aside  a deed  of 
land  as  fraudulent  on  a creditors’  bill  and 
subjecting  the  same  to  sale  without  any 
provision  as  to  the  dower  and  homestead  of 
the  wife  of  the  deceased  grantor,  is  not 
erroneous  for  that  omission.  Such  rights 
are  not  affected  by  the  decree  and  when  the 
sheriff  comes  to  sell  on  execution  he  should 
deal  with  the  homestead  as  the  statute 
directs. 


A decree  on  creditors’  bill  setting  aside  a 
fraudulent  conveyance  of  land  need  not 
provide  for  the  payment  of  the  judgment 
by  the  fraudulent  grantee  or  mortgagee 
whereby  to  avoid  a sale.  This  may  be  done 
without  any  such  provision. 

Darius  C.  Warren  v.  C.  D.  Cook  et  al.  Filed 

at  Mt.  Vernon,  Jan. — 1886. 

On  application  for  judgment  for  taxes. — 
The  filing  of  odjections  against  an  applica 
tion  by  the  collector  in  the  County  Court 
for  judgment  against  a lot  for  taxas  due 
thereon,  by  an  attorney  having  a general 
authority  to  appear  for  that  purpose,  must 
be  regarded  as  the  entry  of  the  owner’s 
appearance  and  as  giving  that  court  jur- 
isdiction of  his  person. 

Tax  title — A judgment  of  the  County 
Court  against  land  for  taxes  where  there  is 
jurisdiction  of  the  person  and  of  the  sub- 
ject-matter, is  of  like  binding  effect  upon 
the  parties  as  any  other  judgment  at  law, 
and  however  erroneous  it  may  be,  until  re- 
versed it  is  as  binding  as  if  free  fron  error. 

If  a party  appears  in  the  County  Court 
and  files  any  objections  to  the  rendition  of 
judgment  against  his  land  for  taxes  claimed 
to  be  due  thereon,  a judgment  against  his 
land  for  such  taxes,  in  the  absence  of  fraud, 
is  conclusive  not  only  as  to  the  objections 
interposed,  but  also  as  to  all  defenses  that 
might  have  been  made. 

Hook  v.  Richeson.  Filed  at  Mt.  Vernon,  Jan. 

1886. 

Homestead — Sale  subject  to. — A decree 
foreclosing  a lien  on  land  in  which  there  is 
a homestead  of  $1,000  unless  the  defendants 
by  a day  named,  pay  to  the  master  a given 
sum,  is  erroneous  in  not  directing  an  abso- 
lute sale,  subject  to  the  homestead.  But  on 
failure  to  make  the  payment,  the  decree  be- 
comes absolute  and,  and  the  error  is  harm- 
less. 


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a package  of  goods  of  large 
value,  that  will  start  you  in  work  that  will  at  once 
briUD-  you  in  money  faster  than  anything  else  lnAmer- 
ica.  All  about  the  $200,000  in  presents  with  each  box. 
Agents  wanted  everywhere,  of  either  sex,  of  all  ages, 
for  all  the  time,  or  spare  time  only,  to  work  for  us  at 
their  own  homes.  Fortunes  for  all  workers  absolute- 
ly assured.  Don’t  delay.  H.  Hallett  & Co.,  Port- 
land, Maine. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Sheriff's  Sales. 


PUBLIC  VENDUE. 


Personal  Property. 

Maboh  15,  1886,  at  10  o’clock,  a.  m. 

Chas.  E.  Ormsby’s  and  E.  E.  Carpenter’s 
property,  at  east  main  entrance  of  Court 
House,  50  shares  of  stock  of  the  Arlington 
Mill  Co.,  Certificate  No.  10— also  131  shares 
of  the  capital  stock  of  the  Diamond  Sewing 
Machine  Co. 


1IARI>  WOOD -DKV— YARD  PRICES 

(Retail.) 


WHITEWOOD. 


Mabch  11,  1886,  AT  10  o’clock,  a.  m. 

John  C.  Dammerow’s  property,  at  No.  30 
S.  Elizabeth  st.,  a lot  of  groceries  and  gro- 
cer’s sundries. 


Maboh  16,  1886,  at  10  o’clock,  a.  m. 

L.J.  Stitz’s  property, at  east  main  entrance 
of  Court  House,  280  shares  of  the  Premium 
Vinegar  Works. 

March  15,  1886,  at  10  o’clock,  a.  m. 

Fred’k  Staak’s  property,  at  Hiram  Sibley’s 
Warehouse,  14  N.  Clark  st.,  21  cases  leaf  to- 
bacco. 


Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in  ... . $38.00<a>40.00 

1st  and  2d 30.00@35.00 

Box  boards 35.00@ 

Inch  and  over 26.00@30.00 

Half  inch 23.00@28.00 

Common  1st,  1 in 20.00@  22.00 

Plank 22.00@25.00 


Cull 12.00@  15.00 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 


WALL  PAPERS, 


PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 


1 to  4 in $35.00@40.00 


March  19,  1886,  at  10  o’clock,  a.  m. 

Property  of  Peter  Behles,  at  Nos.  17  to 
21  Michigan  st.,  consisting  of  boilers,  fur- 
naces, stamping  and  rolling  machines,  and 
contents  of  office. — Also  one  brick  dwelling 
known  as  Nos.  17-21  Michigan  av. 

March  18,  1885,  at  10  o’clock  a.  m. 

Property  of  Geo.  Scoville,  Room  15,  No. 
89  Dearborn  st.,  consisting  of  office  furni- 
ture. 


March  15,  1886,  at  1 o’clock,  p.  m. 

Property  of  W.  S.  Harris  and  G.  W.  Lin- 
uey,  at  231  31st  st.,  consisting  of  stock  and 
fixtures  of  saloon. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 


March  15. 


Lot  16  lot  17  and  e 16  ft  of  lot  18,  in  b 2 in  Davis’ 
sub  of  b 3 in  Lyman  Larned  and  Woodbridge’s  sub 
of  e half  of  nw  qr  nw  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  11  38  14.  H 
L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Und  H of  l°t  33 in  b 32  in  Stinson’s  sub  of  sec  19  39 
14.  Sam’l  Stein,  Guard’n.  L N. 

March  13. 

Lot  3 in  resub  of  lots  1 and  2 in  b 49  in  C T’s  sub  of 
w Vi  of  sec  17  39  14.  J E Dooley,  Admr.  L N. 

Lot  22  in  sub  of  lot  113  in  Bronson’s  add  to  Chica- 
go. E J Whitebeud,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  11  12  and  13  in  Brown’s  sub  of  w 60.7  feet  of 
lot  4 and  e 58.9  ft  of  lot  5 in  b 26  in  S T’s  sub  of  sec  16 
38  14.  H L Wait.  Master.  L N. 

Commencing  at  a point  396  ft  s of  nw  cor  of  sw 
qr  of  sec  10  38  14.  Wm  F.  Grimes,  Special  Comm’r. 
L N. 

March  16. 


Wagon  stock 40.00 

Wagon  poles 55.00  @60.00 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . . 45.00@ 

Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 50.1 


HOUSE  DECORATING, 


Clear $40.00 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.00@ 38.00 

Common 22. 00@  25.00 

Timber 25.00@  28.00 

Bolsters  and  reaches 35.00 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in.,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 45.00@50.00 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.00@35.00 

Common 25.00 


1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $76.00@80.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@ 90.00 


BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@  55,00 


Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50.00 


East  half  of  lot  5 in  b 22  in  So  Branch  add.  Anne 
Benizek,  Admx.  L N. 

N half  of  ne  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  17  37  14.  H T Steele, 
Master.  L A. 

Lot  11  b 1 in  Myrick’s  add,  being  a sub  of  pt  of  se 
frqrofsec  27  39  14.  A F Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  3 of  Mary  P Lee’s  sub  of  part  of  lots  12  to  16  in 
b 74  of  Russell,  Mather  & Roberts’  add.  S F Han- 
cnett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  11  to  39  in  block  20  and  lot  6 in  b 21  in  Mount 
Prospect,  being  a sub  of  nw  qr  aud  part  of  ne  qr  of 
Dec  12  41 11.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

March  17. 

N 26  ft  of  lot  16  in  Kackubin’s  sub  of  part  of  e Vi  o 
sw  qr  of  sub  4 39  14.  Wm  Gastfield,  Admr.  L N. 

March  20. 

Lot  5b  2 of  Grover’s  re-sub  of  b 28,  Wilmette.  H. 
O.  McDaid,  Trustee.  L A. 

Lot  26  of  b 2 in  Peck’s  sub  of  w 19  48-100  acres  of 
that  part  of  se  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  11  36  14.  E J White- 
head, Master.  L N. 

March  22. 


Lot  15  of  b 2 of  White’s  addn  to  Evanston,  said  b 2 
being  in  ne  qr  of  sec  19  41  14.  J B Adams,  Trustee. 
I,  N. 

N l/2  of  lot  4 in  b 1 in  Normal  School  sub  of  w half 
of  se  qr  of  sec  21  38  14.  D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Feb.  27. 


Axles,  3x4,  per  pair. 



4x5 

4x6 

4Kx6 

5x6 


75 


1. 

1.50 

1.75 

1.75 


1.00 

1.25 


BLACK  WALNUT. 


Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200, 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80. 

Common 55. 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 75. 

J^xlO  in.  and  over 70 

Culls,  1 in 32 

Cull  plank 35 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m.  125. 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in. 

33 

3x3 


.00 

,00@85.00 
00@  90.00 
00@60.00 
00 
.00 
.00 

.00  @40.00 
00 
2 
7 

19 


MAPLF. 

Maple  steps $35.00@40.00 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.00@ 35.00 

Common 20.00  @24.00 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in.  » 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35.00 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


Lot  21  in  b 2 of  Hedenberg’s  sub  of  nw  qr  of  se  14 
of  sec  7 38  14.  Isabella  Hedenberg,  Mortgagee.  L N. 

March  24. 

So  much  of  lot  11  in  Holmes’  sub  of  whalf  of  sw  \ 
of  se  qr  of  sw  14  of  sec  34  39  14, as  falls  upon  or  within 
sub  lot  11  in  Pickett’s  sub  ot  lots  1 to  19  in  said  Pick- 
ett’s sub  of  lots  1 to  19  in  said  Holmes’  sub.  Nathan- 
iel Bacon,  Guardian.  LN. 

Lots  8 and  9 in  b 2 of  Le  Moyne’s  Bub  of  s 16  acres 
of  e half  of  nw  14  of  sec  28  40  14.  K E aud  F Young, 
Petitioners.  L N. 

March  31. 

Lot  9 in  b 11  lot  6 7 8 and  9 in  b 5,  lots  1 2 3 4 and  5 
in  b 7,  lots  7 to  12  in  b 8 and  all  b 9 in  Stewart’s  sub  of 
u half  of  se  qr  of  sec  28  38  14.  A G Lane,  Trustee. 
L N. 

Lot  21  in  b 2 in  Bickerdike’s  addn  to  Chicago;  also 
shalf  of  lot  4 (being  the  s 12  feet  of  same)  and  lot  6, 
both  in  b 3 of  D S Lee’s  add  in  sec  6 39  14.  W F Pa- 
gels,  Admr.  L N. 

March  23. 

N half  of  w 103  ft  of  lot  16  b 44,  School  Sec  addn. 
S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  41  in  Sam’l  Wing’s  re-sub  of  blk  4 in  Prior  & 
Hopkins’  sub  of  w half  of  uw  qr  in  sec  3 38  14.  S F 
Hauchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

March  18. 

Lot  118  In  J M Bank’s  re-sub  of  w half  of  lot  13  in 
b 12  In  Rockwell’s  add.  Herman  Yanderploeg,  As- 
signee. L A. 


BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c.. 

No,  324  W MADISON  Street, 


Cor.  Curtis  St. 


CHICACO,  ILL. 


Basswood,  1st $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25.00 

Gray  elm 20.00 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.00@40.C0 

Sycamore 25.00 

Chestnut 50.00 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.00@40.00 


YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  O.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in.  .$25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in.  . 25.00 

Common,  4 inch 21.00 

Culls 15.00 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OR  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28.00 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 

STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  1}^,  1%  an<l 

2 in $35.00 

Common 27.00 

FINISHING. 

1st  and  2d  clear $32.00 


WHO  IS  UNACQUAINTED  WITH  THE  CEOCRAPHY  OF  THIS  COUNTRY,  WILWl 
SEE  BY  EXAMINING  THIS  MAP,  THAT  THE 


CHICAGO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

Bv  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
West  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nenta’l  link  in  that  system  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
L also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  from  points  East  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding  points  W est.  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  m its  mam  line  and  branches,  Chicago, 
Joliet,  Ottawa,  La  Salle,  Peoria.  Geneseo,  Moline  and  Rock  Island,  in  Illinois; 
Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield  Cttumwa  Oskaloosa,  West 
Liberty  Iowa  City,  Des  Moines,  Indianola,  Wmterset,  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin, 
Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  and  Atchison, 
In  Kansas;  Albert  Lea,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul,  m Minnesota;  Watertown  In 
Dakota,  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 

THE  CREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  oi  continuous  steel  rail;  sub- 
stantially built  culverts  and  bridges;  rolling  stcclc  as  near  perfection  aa 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  ol  patent  buffers,  platforms 
and  air-brakes;  and  that  exacting  discipline  which  governs  the  practical 
operation  of  all  its  trains.  Other  specialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 
all  connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 
luxuries  of  its  Passenger  Equipment.  , 

The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  and  the  Missouri  River  are  com- 
posed of  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent  Pullman 
Palace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dmmg  Cars,  m which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  4 good  Digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

Is  the  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  Deoots  for  all  points  m the  Territories 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route,  Fast  Express  Trains  are  run  to  the 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  hunting  ana  fisn- 
lng  grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  the 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastoral  lands  of  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
between  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati.  Indianapolis,  and  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable,  as  well  aa 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada;  or 
by  addressing 

E.  ST.  JOHN, 

General  Ticket  and  Passenger  Agent,  Chlcafl* 


R.  R.  CABLE, 

President  and  General  Manager,  Chicago. 


■ 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


H.  O.  COULSON 


J.  HART, 

Manufacturer  of  Gilt,  Walnut,  Oak,  Cherry  and  Pine  Finished  or  Imitation 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

‘A.  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


Also  make  a Specialty  In  putting  up  Moulding#  In  New  Houses  for  Hanging  up  Pictures. 

Office  and  Factory,  26  N.  Elizabeth  St.,  between  Lake  and  Randolph. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 

If  you  want  to  save  your  Walls,  put  up  Room  Mouldings. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 

Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS— DRY. 

'HI OK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH 

st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch ft  8 00 

st  and  2d  clear.  1 K and  1(4  inches 

id  clear,  IK,  1(4  and  2 incnes 

l select,  IK  and  1(4  inches 

i select,  2 inches 

J select,  IK,  154  and  2 inches 

!x4  clear  and  select,  together 

!x4  B,  select  

1x6  clear  and  select 

2x8 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

.st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

Id  clear 43  00 

I select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Rear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

) select,  . 26  00 

rhin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

V stock,  12, 14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock'  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet 15  0) 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

G 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 36  00 

B 34  00 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 17  00 

10  feet 15  50 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B 6-inch 20  00 

G,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  15  50 

10-ineh  Nol  boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 16  50 

A partition,  d and  mis,  4 bds 38  00 

B 36  00 

0 28  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 41  00 

A siding  strips 39  00 

A flooring  strips 34  00 

B „ 33  00 

0 „ „ 24  00 

BEADED  CEILING TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  00 

B 20  00 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  K-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  00 

B,  K insh.,  6 inch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding 10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  IK  and  IK -inch 13  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing , 16  feet 14  00 

12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 

Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 


J.  J.  W ADE'S 


AND  ALL-PORCELAIN 

WATER  CLOSET. 


rjlHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 


I also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  and  Globes. 

House  Draining  and  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 

194  LaSalle  St.,  - - ■ CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order. 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common ® ® 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 11  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  18  00 

1(4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected..  . 21  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 
2K-incb 52 

3-inch 0® 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A ® jj® 

Extra  A 

Standard  A * 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 Jo 

Standard  Cedar 2 2o 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00016  00 

2x8’  12  00014  50 

2xio  ” ” 12  50016  00 

2x12^  " ” 12  50017  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50014  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft • 10  °0 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 2 00 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  (4  6 inch,  7 feet 10K 

(4  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

(4  8 inch,  7 feet 17  K 

K 8 inch,  7 feet 9 

K 9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length IS 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2(4  in $23  00025  00 

Thicker 25  00027  00 

Cull * 00010  00 


1st  and  2d 

Common  

Timber 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 

Step  plank 

Cull 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in 

1st  and  2d 

Common 

Culls 

Extra  good 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 

Common ’ 

Cull 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 

“ “ thick 

Cull 

MAPLE. 

Clear 

Common 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 

1st  and  2d,  IK  in  and  up 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 

Cull 

Merchantable. 

Good 

Cull 


BIRCH. 


20  00022  00 
14  00(§16  00 
17  00019  00 

20  00@22  00 
27  00 
10  00 

inspection. 

65  00070  00 
43  00(6  48  00 

24  001528  00 
70  00075  00 

22  00024  00 
14  00@16  00 

11  00@13  00 

60  00065  00 
65  00070  00 
10  00@15  00 

20  00021  00 

12  00014  00 
6 00@  8 00 

25  00030  00 

10  00 

32  00  035  00 
35  00@37  50 

16  00(518  00 
5 000  6 00 

13  00014  00. 

20  00025  00 


Good. 
Cull . . 


ROCK  ELM. 


SOFT  ELM. 


SWEET  GUM. 


CHESTNUT . 


15  000  17  00 
8 00 

, 14  00016  00 
12  00 

14  00015  00 

12  00 

23  00025  00 
6 00(5  10  00 
13  00015  00 

30  00035  00 


Good 

Merchantable. 

Good 

Cull 

Log  run 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

Log  run 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00024  Ou 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00020  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch 24  00026  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00029 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  00 

u “ rough... 52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHINGLES— REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr  Ml 4.90  pr  M 

SquareButts  4-50  pr  M 


DAVID  WHITEFOBD,  A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  '■Vah;lsh  Ave-  Chicago, 

Practical  Plumber 


Gas-Fitter. 


Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHJCACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave 


LAWNDALE. 


& 


mmmmm 

NO  DRAWING  REQUIRED- 


NO  HAND  WORK  necessary- 
send  copy  jCHEAP,  ARTISTIC 


no  fstimaTF  CROSSCUP  & WEST  ENG.CO. 
ORESTIMATE)  a07  filbert  st.phila.pa. 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So  e Manufacturers  of 


OFFICE 

DESK?, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings, 

Office  Chairs, 

u,  INTERIOR 
| FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 


BOYNTON  FURNACES 

Ranges, 


Fine  Brass  Work, 

— AS  — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS.  Etc..  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


JOKC3ST  1ST  ORTHEN 

"The  Practical  Furnace  Man," 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Sebvoss,  Nobthen  & Oo. 

liANUFAOTUItEB  AND  DEADER  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  H EATER." 
The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  aud  Mautels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  »t». 


Fire-Place  and  Room 


Heaters, 


with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 


Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 


Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STE’T. 
j 


H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 


N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  - “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


E.  E.  NOYES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 
Metal  Skylights. 

Tin  and  Slate  Roofing,  Smoke  Stacks,  eto. 

33—35  W.  Madison  St.,  CHICAGO. 

ISgT  Contracts  taken  in  City  or  Country. 
Prompt  work  and  prices  to  suit  the  times. 


IUSTTEAUGB  -A-Gr-EHSrCy- 
170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  3o.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE,  r Telephone  No, 


" 353 


Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICAGO. 


Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtl 
attended  to. 


METROPOLITAN 


STREET,  CHICAGO. 


COURSE  OH1  STUDY : 

Book-keeping,  Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 

Penmanship,  Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Short-Hand,  Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


A-ISIID 


Ceiling 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  amon.'  their 


patrons : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave.  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR'UESv  H)7  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


J.MANZ&CO. 


ENGRAVERS 


m 


r O/ty/otiO' 

94  LaSalle  Street,  Chicago. 


THE  BUSINESS  EXCHANGE  IS  V 

GREAT  BUSINESS  EMPORIUM ! 


In  which  you  see  Hankins.  Manufacturing,  Importing:.  Commission.  .lobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Keal-Estate,  Insurance  and  Transport- 
ation Olliees.  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 
pe?-  Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time. 
Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

O.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 


Sole  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 


Roofing! 


234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

— ( Gaff  Building. ) — 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 


CHICAGO  ...  - ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
»*i>  STEAM-FITTING, 

No.  9 Arcade  Court, 


Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICAGO. 
Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


National  Sheet  Metal  Roofing  Co. 

Organized  under  Charter  granted  by  State  of  Tennessee,  September  30,  1882. 

SOLE  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

WALTERS’  PATENT  METALLIC  ROOFING  AND  SIDING  PLATES. 


-*TI  N+SH  INGLES- 


We  claim  for  this  Roof  the  following  very  essential 
points  which  no  other  sheet  metal  roof  has : 

1.  Rain-proof,  without  being  put  together  in  continuous  sheets. 

2.  Storm-Proof.  It  allows  air  to  pass  through  freely  from  underneath. 

3.  It  can  be  taken  off,  and  relaid  with  absolutely  no  wastage. 

4.  The  only,  absolutely  rain  and  storm  proof  sheet  metal  roof  that  continues 
so  from  the  time  it  is  applied. 

5.  The  strongest  roof  in  the  world  made  from  sheet  metal. 

6.  No  cleets,  half  sheets  or  shorts,  to  commence  at  eaves. 

7.  A tin  roof,  ready  to  be  applied  without  skilled  labor,  or  expensive  tools. 

S.  A roof  in  which  contraction  and  expansion  i9  provided  for  in  each  separate 

sheet. 

9.  A roof  applied  without  the  use  of  solder,  mallets,  seamers,  tongs,  or  fire 
about  the  building. 

10.  A roof  that  is  painted  by  a dipping  process,  in  which  every  particle  of  the 
shingle  is  thoroughly  painted  before  applying. 

11.  A roof  that  has  two  designs  in  one— a perfect  hexagon  and  a complete  arrow 

— which  can  be  ornamented  when  desired.  1 

12.  The  lightest  roof  in  the  world,  and  perfectly  fire,  storm  and  wind  proof. 

P.  S.-We  have  just  been  awarded  FIRST  PREMIUM  and  COLD  MEDAL  at  the  World’s  Exposition  New 
Orleans,  La. 


hi„  Fire-r’^’".  ired  ana 
the  ftoh°l  nece^ry  '" 


L.  D.  CORTRIGHT,  Western  Agent,  122  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  12. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  MARCH  20,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  10c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 

RENTS- TENEMENT  INSPECTION 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT-FREIGHT  RATES 

TABLES FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS — BUILDING  MATERIAL 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD vn-  & 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS 

TRUST  DEEDS x- 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  XII.  & 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW-DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD 


Page. 

I. 

II. 

III. 

IV. 
V. 

VI. 

vill. 

IX. 

& XI. 

XIII. 

XIV. 
XV. 

XVI. 


READ  ! READ  ! 
Contractors  and  Builders,  Hardware  and 
Lumber  Dealers,  Architects  and  Tax- 
payers, should  Examine  the 
Tables  on  Fifth  Page. 


N.  B.— Will  Day  cash  for  back  numbers  of  the  Journal  for 
the  month  of  April,  1880. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  granolithic  Co., 
Room  37—184  Dearborn  St. 


1ST.  -V.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 


1KMH»SEIEK*PIPE,*HRE*BRICE 


F.  B U C H A N A N . H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

UNIVERSAL  FURNACE.  Rea|  Estate,  Loans, 


Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Lining's,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 

219  E.  Washington  St. 


T 


BRANCH  YARD: 

Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Most  Powerful  and  Economical.  Rentingi  Insurance. 
306  Ogden  Ave.,  Chicago.  gg  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856], 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


T.  NELSON  & SON 


Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


246  Wabash  Ave., 


CHICAGO. 


9 Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co.,Art  Dealers’  stW“W and  Photographs- 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 

Re-G-ilcling  Done  on  Short  Notice.1  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 


Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 


175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  M.  Moore. 


T.  H.  Webster. 


S.  M.  MOORE  & CO., 

Insurance  Agents. 

Represent  the  ORIENT  INSURANCE  GO.,  Hartford,  Conn.  LION  EIRE  INSURANCE  CO., 
London,  Eng.  LOUISVILLE  UNDERWRITERS,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Insurance  on  Dwellings,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all  classes  of  desirable  risks  at  reasonable  rates. 
South  east  corner  LaSalle  and  Madison  Streets.  CHICAGO. 


W,  E.  WYATT  & CO.,  ROOFERS  ! 

TELEPHONE-9925.  ’W'  ~ 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


G.  A.Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 

ANALYTICAL 


Chemists  and  Assayers, 


81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 


Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 


Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 


Room  15,  159  l.aSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.)  „ r 
Telephone  883.  1 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 

rTAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
tl  and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
pouth  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 

TT AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
lX  street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 

A LLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
A.  125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 

A NDERSON,  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 
A.  153  E.  Randolph  Street,  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Street.  . 

HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Real  Estate.  Loans  and  House  Renting:. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

TTRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
iV  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  6ale ; stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  ; taxes  paid.  Office  : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 

T>ARTLE"T,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
D Block,  162  LaSalle  street.  Investmeuts  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 

J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUICK8HANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 84  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  aud  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 

TT'RAFT  & GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
JiV  and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 

T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

WM.  LEAGUE  A CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

JACOB  BREMER, 

Heal  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - ILLINOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 

T YMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
1 J 25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 

BROWN,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 

TITAGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
liX  La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 

MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 

T>ROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
J)  Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 

/YARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  6ale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 

/^IHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 

OL  -A.  CLiAXJSSEHSriXJS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 
Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 

/VSBORNE,  H.  A.,  Beal  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 
1 J Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

/TOLE,  M.  1.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated.  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’6  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 

T)ARROTT,  JAMES  J. — Real-Estate  aud  Loans — 
JT  Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 

T)ATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
XT  Rooms  96  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 

W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

lYELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
\J  lected,  Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  ) 108  &110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St.,  - Chicago. 

TAREYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
U Loans,  88  Washington  street. 

TJ  EDFIELD  C.  S, — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  In6ur- 
XX  ance,  6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Dffice: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 

T)  IEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 
XX  Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 

J . ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTCACE  LOANS’ 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

I71LLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
Hi  and  management  of  Re  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  Rooms  6 
and  7 — 123  and  125  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  111. 

QCHONBEOK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
IO  kers,  79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

/X  OODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
\JT  Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 

QCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
>0  Fifth  ave.,  Staats  ZeitungBldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 

OODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
\JT  32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 

QCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place,  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

Ni  OODRIDGE,  EDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
VX  Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago. 
Reference  since  1858 : Traders’  Bank. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 

/X  REEN,  FRED.  W\,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
UT  aud  houses  aud  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Borde.i  Block. 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 

p RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
VT  kers,  cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 

QTEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
O Island  Ave  , corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a speoi 

UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
vT  38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street. 

mHORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  aud  Mortgage 
X Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7. 
Chicago. 

/ 1 BOSS,  S.  E.  & CO.,  136  Clark  sfret,  corner  Madi- 
VT  son.  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a 
specialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years 

rrUDIIOLM,  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
i X Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

202  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


YIERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans  ; buys, 
sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 


^yALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

116  llonroe  Street,  i 

WEBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  7,  111  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

102  LaSalle  St.,  Room  19,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

WHEELER  & CO.,  Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting. 
Room  9- -157  Washington  St. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


j^ayton,  e.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 


£1AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 
j^OYES,  E.  E.,  33  and  35  W.  Madison  Street. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

ROO  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4165. 


9 


Champion  Roofing, 


Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  GUN7.ENHAUSER, 
J.  K.  Botseord. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  156  La  Salle  St. 


WM.  J.  B RAC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

Packing  Boxes 

and  a'l  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  l.  ■ 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 


J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

MARBLE  PLACE, 

Rear  of  194  l,a  Salle  St., 

Bet.  Monroe  and  Adams  Sts. 


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The  most  perfect  substitute  for 

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Designs  suitable  for  Churches,  Dwellings  and  all 
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Notice-To  Advertisers. 

The  Advertisements  on  this  P age  will 
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REED  & HURL  BUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

RAILWAY  SJ6NOS  FOR  SAUE 

J0SIA1I  H.  REED.  HORACE  A.  UURI.BD’] 
11  Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago 

Room  2 165  Washington  St. 

B.  H.  HE B. FOOT.  JR 

ESTABLISHED  1852. 

Chicago  Real  Estate  Office  of 

8.  H.  KERF80T  & CO. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  MARCH  20,  1886. 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 

Non-residents.  

H.  C.  Zuttermeiste-.  C.  H.  Puscheck. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Beal  Estate  Agents, 
t 818  S.  HnLSTED  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL  > 

Property  in  all  parts  cl  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rente 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
retiable  companies. 

0“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 

WM.  F.  LUBEKEr 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

123  La  Salle  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
Sale  and  General  Management  of  j 
Real-Estate. 


& jD*.  Kerkoo'I  , »>  . -v.  J.Y1  cKd'ULU.  Or.  ti  1 KKHoFF,  Jh 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  tc  die  interests  of  non-residents 

(I  H.  MULLIKEX, 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

JNO.  B KNIGHT.  m s.  fit.  MARSHAL! 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Renta  and  Pay  Taxes. 

$5^*  We  give  SpecIM  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Noe 
tesidente.  References  given  if  desired. 


Single  Copy,  10c. 


Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  H.  B.  Bogue 

BOGrUE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Speciu’ 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
eetate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-iesidents  carefully  looked  after. 

SAM’L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Olrioa-go, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 

REMOVAL. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTCACE  LOANS. 

— TO — 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


91  DEARBORN  ST. 

; Correspondence  solicited. 


C.  U.  GORDON, 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


C.  U.  GORDON  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 


79  Dearborn  Street, 

Rooms  70  and  71 

Unity  Buildins,  CHICAGO. 


North  and  South  Side  Residence  Property 
a Specialty. 


0.  H.  BROOKS 


Deader  in  Chicago 

BEAL  ESTATE. 


Acre  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
Railway. 

Rooms  11  and  42, 


149  LaSalle  St.f  Chicago. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 


Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
OHSTE,  FOUR,  NINE 


FREE  GIFT! 


Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 


149  MADISON  STREET. 


H.  G.  MOREY  & CO.. 


WE&L  ESTATE  <5t  LOANS, 

.5  Washington  Street,  - - - Chicago, 

Estates  managed,  Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid. 


We  give  special  attention  to  tho  interests  ot  nos* 
residents. 


D.  G.  HAMILTON.  P.  E.  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 


96  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 


E.  S.  DREYER  & CO., 

BANKERS, 

Loans  ! and ! Real ! Estate, 

88  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Thos.  B.  Brtan, 

President. 
Sam’l  D.  Wabd,  Treas. 


John  D.  Jennings, 

Vice-President. 
F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r. 


J.  P WHITE  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

BOOM  4 REAPER  BLOCK, 


No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL. 


MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents , 


149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


. L.  TURNER. 


TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate 

Mortgage  Loans, 


Edwin  F.  Getchell. 


Bruce  B.  Barney. 


Edw.  F.Getche!!&0o., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 


Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Rooms, 


S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 


Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  Sts.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  111. 


The  Mutual  Trust  Society 


CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other  Bonds; 
the  Execution  of  Trusts;  the  Investment  of  Trust 
Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates,  etc. 
Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully  guarded. 
Taxes  paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  St., 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


F.  A.  BRAGU  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 


Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  ©& 
Commission.  Taxes  ‘ aid,  Rents  Collected. 


R.emo'v-a.l. 


Estate  W.  8.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 


I 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  k 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 


CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-resideDft 


JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Doom  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 


CHICAGO. 


JOHN  W.  BROOKS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 


No.  141  La  Salle  St.,  Room  8. 


Insurance  placed  in  reliable  Companies, 
Taxes  Paid.  Bents  Collected. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  city  bought  and  sold 
on  Commission . Interests  of  non-residents  carefully 
looked  after. 


k.  A..  BaBNEs,  Notary  Publlo. 


8.  M.  P 


Barnes  & Parish, 


REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS 

LaSalle  Stbket,  Chicago. 

AND  HOUSES  BEJSTEB. 


Estates  Managed  and  Taxee  Fa 
Beal  Kstat.  Bough  and 


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n o THE  ° ° 

p|eal 

= JOURNAL. 


R.  C.  SMYERS.  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  MARCH  20,  1886. 


Look  out  for  ROSS  IRVING, 

the  notorious  thief  and  criminal,  who  has 
stolen  our  blanks  and  good  bills  for  collec- 
tion. He  is  medium  height,  large  hands, 
broad  shoulders,  gray  eyes,  thin,  aquiline 
nose,  and  wears  a mixed  gray  suit,  unless 
he  purchased  new  clothes  with  stolen  funds. 
He  has  a scar  on  right  side  of  forehead. 

R.  C.  Smyers,  this  “Journal.” 


The  Market. 

ACRES  COMING  INTO  VOCUE. 

Real  Estate  at  Auction. 

Notwithstanding  the  disturbed  condition 
of  business  at  St.  Louis  and  the  South-West 
and  the  threatened  strike  by  laborers  and 
mechanics  in  the  building  trades  on  May  1, 
the  past  week  has  shown  active  inquiry  and 
a decidedly  healthy  movement.  Acres  in 
the  city,  acres  in  the  suburbs  and  acres  in 
the  country  have  been  bought  during  the 
past  week.  If  you  don’t  believe  it  read  the 
records,  commencing  on  page  No.  167  and 
then  read  the  “Towns”  and  the  miscella- 
neous. Something  more  alarming  than  a 
railroad  strike  at  St.  Louis  will  be  required 
to  stop  the  real  estate  trade  in  Chicago  and 
prevent  it  in  1886,  from  being  the  largest 
since  the  palmy  days  before  the  panic. 

WABASH  AVE.  PROPERTY — APABTMENTS. 

Considerable  attention  has  been  given  of 
late  to  Wabash  ave.  property.  Capitalists 
show  a decided  preference  for  business  prop- 
erty on  this  street  as  evidenced  by  several 
recent  sales.  Several  of  the  purchases  were 
made  for  speculation,  notably,  those  of  Mr. 
Wetherel.  The  prices  brought  by  the  prop- 
erty now  are  at  least  15#  to  20#  higher  than 
six  months  ago  and  remain  firm  at  this  ad- 
vance. New  developments  will  soon  be 
made  known  to  the  public. 

Another  large  piece  of  property  on  Mar- 
ket st,  amounting  to  $90,000  was  put  under 
contract  this  week.  The  leasing  of  proper- 
ty in  this  district  for  a term  of  ninety-nine 
years  seems  to  be  the  favorite  method  of 
disposal. 

The  Ryerson  Building  formerly  owned  by 
W.  T.  St.  Clair,  on  Madison  near  Halsted 
has  been  rented  by  Sea  & Co.  The  rental  is 
reported  to  be  $10,000  annually  for  a period 
of  five  years.  W.  T.  Moore  & Co,  succeed 
Sea  & Co  in  their  former  establishment  at 
122  and  124  State  st. 

Auburn  will  receive  during  the  coming 
season  quite  extensive  improvements.  Train 
accommodations  have  already  been  in- 
creased. 

Apartment  buildings  have  not  had  the  run 
which  they  had  last  year  on  account  of  the 
general  opinion  that  they  were  then  over- 
done. They  are  in  fair  demand  and  bring 
the  same  rents  as  last  year.  While  rents  of 
dwellings  are  firm  at  last  year’s  prices,  busi- 
ness property,  both  store  and  office  are 
higher.  In  some  localities,  as  Wabash  ave. 
for  instance,  they  have  increased  a large  per 
cent. 

The  Robbins’  Estate  have  recently  made 
a lease  of  dock  property  to  J.  H.  Pearson  & 
Co.,  lumber  dealers.  Their  property  in  the 
lumber  district  comprises  240  acres  in  the 
vicinity  of  Ashland  ave.  and  35th  st.  Sev- 
eral other  new  leases  will  be  made  soon  of 
this  property.  Lumber  men  are  paying  for 
dock  property  on  an  average  of  ten  and 
twelve  dollars  a front  foot.  Rents  for  this 
class  of  property  are  higher,  if  anything, 
than  last  year. 

The  amount  of  business  transacted  for  the 
week  by  the  agents  has  been  rather  unsatis- 
factory. A large  number  of  the  transfers 
recorded  were  those  of  the  Wisconsin  Rail- 
road and  outside  parties. 

Barnes  & Parish  are  receiving's  large  in- 
quiry for  dwellings,  apartment  ^buildings, 
etc. 

J.  C.  Magill  & Co.  have  closed  a number 
of  good  sales. 


J.  C.  Samson  & Co.  are  making  a large 
number  of  leases  for  stores,  lofts,  etc.,  at 
advanced  prices. 

B.  Philpot  & Co.  report  general  business 
to  be  very  encouraging. 

T.  J.  Kinsella  is  receiving  a greater  de- 
mand for  North  Side  flats  than  last  year. 

Between  800  and  900  business  men  as- 
sembled at  Central  Music  Hall  on  Thursday 
evening,  to  participate  in  and  witness  the 
first  public  auction  sale  of  real  estate  ever 
held  by  the  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 

The  amount  of  sales  of  property  during 
the  evening  v>as  nearly  $57,000.  A number 
of  ladies  were  present,  and  some  of  them 
bid  on  the  pieces  offered,  prompted,  doubt- 
less, by  the  example  of  the  lady  applicant 
for  admission  to  membership  in  the  Real 
Estate  Board. 

The  list  of  property  advertised  for  sale  is 
found  in  the  Journal  of  March  13.  It  is 
comprised  of  twenty-four  pieces  on  the 
West  Side,  thirteen  on  the  North  Side,  and 
twenty-two  on  the  South  Side.  There  were 
seated  on  the  stage  representing  the  Call 
Board:  C.  H.  Mulliken,  N.  T.  Gassette,  R.  C. 
Givens,  W.  W.  Baird,  and  C.  P.  Silva,  and 
Mr.  E.  A.  Cummings,  President  of  the  Real 
Estate  Board.  Mr.  Cummings  opened  the 
proceedings  with  remarks  on  the  real  estate 
trade  in  Chicago.  He  said  that  the  real  es- 
tate market  here  was  one  of  the  best  in  the 
world,  and  he  saw  no  reason  why  real  estate 
should  not  be  sold  here  the  same  way  as  in 
New  York,  Boston,  and  other  large  cities. 
The  Real  Estate  Board,  he  claimed,  had 
been  doing  good  work  in  advancing  the 
real  estate  interests  in  Chicago,  and  had  in- 
augurated the  call-board  system  of  selling 
real  estate. 

Among  the  prominent  real  estate  owners 
and  agents  present  were  Potter  Palmer,  S. 

D.  Kimbark,  E.  S.  Dreyer,  Lumley  Ingledew, 
W.  D.  Kerfoot,  E.  A.  Cummings,  H.  H.Gage, 
L.  R.  Giddings,  T.  B.  Bryan,  George  P.  Bay, 
H.  J.  Furber,  John  D.  Jennings,  F.  Hatha- 
way, S.  W.  Connell,  O.  B.  Sampson,  H.  S. 
Osborn,  H.  L.  Hill,  J.  B.  Galloway,  R.  C. 
Givens,  A.  H.  Blackall,  G.  L.  Warner,  W.  C. 
Merigold,  L.  B.  Otis,  William  Devine,  J.  P. 
Olinger,  Jacob  Weil,  F.  L.  Fake,  James  P. 
Black,  F.  A.  Henshaw,  J.  M.  Marshall,  Ernst 
Prussing,  C.  J.  Hambleton,  B.  F.  McConnell, 

E.  J.  Wickham,  Godfrey  Schmid,  R.  S.  Cox, 

E.  F.  Getchell,  Lyman  Baird,  J.  L.  Cothran, 
Walter  Lister,  J.  H.  Murphy , Rockford;  J. 

F.  Richmond,  F.  P.  Elliot,  Nelson  Thomas- 
son,  H.  C.  Morey,  A.  C.  Merriam,  E.  Nelson 
Blake. 


CHICAGO  CITY  COIJYCIJL. 

Council  Chambers,  ) 

Chicago,  March  15, 1886.  ) 

The  Department  of  Public  Works  are  di- 
rected to  prepare  and  report  to  the  Council 
an  ordinance  providing  for  the  building  of 
a bridge  and  viaduct  at  Jackson  st.,  by  as- 
sessing the  property-owners  benefited.  Cor- 
poration Counsel  Winston  was  of  the  opin- 
ion that  the  Council  had  the  right  to  assess 
the  property-owners  for  this  purpose.  The 
commissioners  appointed  by  the  court  can 
go  any  distance  to  assess  property  benefited, 
and  it  is  claimed  that  the  tax  will  not  be 
heavy.  The  bridge  and  viaduct  will  cost 
about  $280,000.  The  city  has  appropriated 
$100,000  for  the  purpose,  and  the  railroads’ 
share  of  the  expense  will  reach  $60,000,  per 
haps  $65,000.  This  will  leave  $115,000  to 
$120,000  to  be  raised  by  assessments.  The 
ordinance  will  contain  a provision  that  the 
bridge  and  viaduct  shall  remain  free  from 
car  tracks  until  the  consent  of  a majority  of 
the  property-owners  assessed  is  first  ob- 
tained. 

This  is  the  first  experiment  made  at  con- 
structing a bridge  on  the  assessment  plan. 
The  city  has  been  building  the  bridges,  but 
the  treasury  is  empty,  and  the  property- 
owners  benefited,  it  is  thought,  will  consent 
to  raise  the  amount  themselves.  The  atti- 
tude of  the  property-owners  will  be  ascer- 
tained when  the  commissioners  report  on 
the  assessments  made. 


COliTRY  Bl’ILDIIG  MEWS. 

Edgab,  Neb — A $1,500  hotel  will  be  erect- 
ed here  this  summer. 

Burlington,  Iowa — The  members  of  St. 
Paul’s  Roman  Catholic  Church  will  build  a 
handsome  church  at  the  corner  of  4th  and 
Columbia  sts. 


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WITH 

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LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE! 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 

£3j>“  Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THE 

BEST  IIS  THE  MARKET. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

ISO  20th  STREET, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


J. 

Seasoned  Cuban 

—and — 

Mexican 


Rayner, 

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For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 


SAW  MILLS  AND  WHARF  : 

Foot  Houston  Street, 

NEW  YORK. 


283  to  289  East  20th  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Pianos  and  Organs. 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  the  ; 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompar- , 
able  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash] 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying.  | 
Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street.  CHICAGO.  903  North  Bro^dwav.  ST.  LOUIS 


INTO-  l'ZO  Dearborn  Street,  Olrioago. 


Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 


Graic  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  fbr  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

J®“Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


163 


HOME  INSURANCE  BUILDING. 


The  Home  Insubanoe  Building,  erected  by 
the  Home  Fire  Insurance  Company  of  New 
York  is  unique  among  buildings  in  the 
United  States  in  its  massive  character,  the 
beauty  of  its  ensemble  and  the  proof  it 
affords  of  the  extent  to  which  the  building 
arts  have  been  brought  towards  perfection 
in  the  city  of  Chicago.  This  imposing 
structure  is  situated  on  the  north-east  corner 
of  La  Salle  and  Adams  streets, having  a front- 
age of  one  hundred  and  thirty  eight  feet  on 
La  Salle  and  ninety-five  feet  on  Adams 
street  with  a wing  twenty-two  and  a-half  by 
fifty  feet  extending  north  to  the  alley  run- 
ning from  La  Salle  to  Clark  street.  The 
building  which  has  been  especially  designed 
for  office  and  banking  purposes  in  accord- 
ance with  the  very  best  and  latest  require- 
ments is  of  the  French  renaissance  order  of 
architecture  so  popular  in  buildings  intend- 
ed for  business  offices  and  is  constructed  of 
iron,  granite,  sandstone  and  brick.  It  is 
ten  storieR  in  height,  towering  to  an  eleva- 
tion of  156  ft.,  from  the  guide  line  and  the 
basement  flooring  is  only  eighteen  inches 
below  the  level  of  the  sidewalk.  The  edifice 
is  erected  on  a skeleton  of  iron,  so  perfect 
that  if  all  brick  work  was  removed  to-morrow 
it  would  still  stand  in  outline  as  when  first 
from  the  hands  of  the  architects  and 
contractors.  The  designs  of  the  building 
were  drawn  by  W L B Jenney,  who  person- 
ally supervised  its  erection.  Below  as  a 
matter  of  interest  to  the  building  trade 
whose  organ  the  Joubnal  is,  we  give  a re- 
sume of  the  work  of  the  most  prominent 
contractors  engaged  on  the  erection  and  fit- 
ting up  of  the  new  building. 

* * * 

The  granite  of  the  basement  and  1st  story 
was  supplied  by  the  Hallowell  Granite  Co. 

* * * 

The  Gbille  entrance  on  La  Salle  street  is 
a beautiful  example  of  the  high  degree  of 
perfection  to  which  decorative  art  in  metal 
work  has  been  brought  by  Poulson  & Eger, 
Hecla  Iron  Works,  New  York,  who  are 
represented  here  by  Mr.  Richard  Robbins, 
Room  59,  161  La  Salle  st.  The  grille,  which 
is  artistically  designed,  is  on  iron  which  has 
been  subjected  to  the  Bower-Barff  rustless 
process.  This  process  consists  in  convert- 
ing the  surface  of  the  iron  into  a magnetic 
oxide  of  iron  by  chemical  reaction  at  a high 
temperature,  making  the  coating  a part  of 
the  metal  itself.  It  not  only  prevents  rust 
but  ornaments  the  surface  of  the  iron  as 
Fell,  and  has  a wide  sphere  of  application 


for  interior  and  exterior  decorative  purpos- 
es. The  process  imparts  to  the  surface  of 
the  iron  a blue-black  color  on  rougher  coat- 
ings, while  on  polished  work  the  iron  retains 
its  lustrous  appearance  with  a beautiful 
steel-blue  shade  that  harmonizes  well  with 
electro-plated  work  where  used  in  combina- 
tion. By  electrolytic  process  the  Company 
reproduces,  when  desired,  panels,  mouldings, 
and  ornamental  detail  in  solid  bronze-cop- 
per, which  can  be  given  a metal  finish  of 
bronze,  brass,  antique  brass,  silver,  oxidized 
silver,  or  Bower-Barff,  by  a subsequent  elec- 
tro plate.  By  this  process  can  be  repro- 
duced, at  a nominal  cost,  details  of  design 
from  expensive  and  highly  artistic  origin- 
als, of  which  the  Company  possess  a vast 
variety  in  solid,  that  can  not  be  equaled  by 
any  other  known  process.  On  the  stairways 
of  the  Home  Insurance  building  some  beau- 
tiful specimens  of  electro-plate  in  bronze, 
brass  and  antique  brass  will  attract  the  eye 
of  the  visitor,  and  the  adaptation  of  orna- 
mental iron  by  the  Hecla  Iron  Company  to 
railings,  newels,  and  ornamental  posts  can 
not  fail  to  impress  the  practical  builders  and 
architects,  as  well  as  real  estate  men  who 
comprise  the  readers  of  the  Joubnal.  All 
the  designs  are  in  high  relief  lines  and 
mouldings,  polished  so  as  to  afford  a pleas- 
ing contrast. 

Among  the  prominent  buildings  supplied 
by  Poulson  & Eger  with  the  several  varie- 
ties of  ornamental  iron  work  for  which  the 
firm  has  attained  a well  earned  reputation, 
by  a high  standard  of  work  and  the  intelli- 
gent application  of  finishes  combined  with 
good  workmanship,  may  be  mentioned  the 
following:  The  Kinsley  restauraut  in  this 
city,  the  Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insur 
ance  Co.,  Milwaukee,  and  the  Brooklyn  ap- 
proach to  the  Brooklyn  Bridge.  The  Com- 
pany are  also  furnishing  the  ornamental 
iron  work  for  the  Jonathan  Clark  building, 
now  in  course  of  construction,  besides  a 
number  of  smaller  buildings. 

The  Company  also  make  a specialty  of 
the  ornamental  ironwork  of  elevator  cars  by 
the  Bower-Barff  process,  which,  as  can  be 
seen  by  the  cars  now  running  in  this  build- 
ing, give  an  air  of  lightness,  artistic  beauty 
and  strength  not  equaled  by  any  other  pro- 
cess. 

Metal  mantels  are  also  a specialty  of  the 
firm.  They  are  in  bronze,  brass,  oxidized 
iron,  electro-plated  iron,  and  galvano-plas- 
tic,  varying  in  combination  and  style  of 
finish  in  any  of  these  metals  to  suit  design 
and  taste.  These  mantels  are  complete  in 
themselves,  and  easily  transported,  being 


either  in  one  piece  or  with  the  several  parts 
bolted  together.  They  are  perfectly  fire- 
proof, and  not  subjected  to  the  danger  of 
warping. 

* * * 

One  oe  the  most  recherche  features  of  the 
building  is  the  Italian  marble  entrance  halls, 
the  beautiful  wainscoting  in  Italian  marble 
and  Mexican  onyx  and  the  massive  threads 
of  the  grand  stairway  in  the  former  costly 
material,  all  of  which  has  been  supplied  by 
the  well-known  firm  of  Davidson  & Sons, 
contractors  for  marble  and  granite  building 
work  with  offices  and  yards  at  the  foot  of  N. 
Market  street,  Chicago,  and  137  to  147  Third 
street,  Milwaukee.  This  firm  whose  splendid 
work  may  also  be  seen  in  the  Board  of 
Trade  Building,  the  Royal  Insurance  Build- 
ing, First  National  Bank  and  other  public 
buildings  in  Chicago,  have  surpassed  all 
previous  efforts,  no  building  being  similar 
in  the  profuse  employment  of  Italian  mar- 
ble and  onyx.  The  marble  is  from  the  far 
famed  quarries  of  Carrara,  Italy,  and  the 
onyx  from  those  situated  in  the  immediate 
neighborhood  of  the  City  of  Mexico.  The 
effect  produced  by  Davidson  & Sons  by  the 
careful  and  artistic  blending  of  the  two 
materials  gives  an  appearance  of  lightness 
and  grandeur  to  the  hallways  and  stairways 
upon  which  the  eye  rests  with  pleasure  and 
the  manner  in  which  the  entire  work  has 
been  carried  out  is  worthy  of  the  high  repu- 
tation enjoyed  by  the  firm  among  architects 
and  builders.  In  addition  to  the  stairways 
and  wainscoting  the  marble  window  screens 
and  beautiful  marble  fitting  of  the  lavatories 
are  also  furnished  by  t he  firm.  The  total 
cost  of  the  marble  used  in  the  building  was 
$85,000  about  the  same  amount  having  been 
expended  on  the  Mutual  Life  Insurance 
Building,  New  York,  with  the  exception  of 
which  it  is  original  in  business  architecture 
in  the  United  States  and  is  a standing  mon- 
ument to  the  taste  and  workmanlike  ability 
of  the  firm. 

* * * 

The  Utica  brand  of  hydraulic  cement  fur- 
nished by  Meacham  & Wright,  who  have  had 
sole  control  of  the  agency  in  Chicago  for  over 
16  years,  was  employed  in  the  concrete  for  the 
foundations  and  stone  work  all  through  the 
building  and  was  mixed  in  a certain  propor- 
tion with  the  lime  water  used  in  making  the 
mortar  for  the  brick  work.  Its  employment 
in  this  manner  makes  a stronger  bond  than 
is  possible  with  ordinary  mortar.  The  Utica 
brand  of  cement  comes  from  Utica,  Illinois, 
and  has  been  used  in  nearly  every  principal 
building  erected  for  years  past  in  Chicago. 
It  is  also  used  by  the  City  in  all  its  works 
and  is  spoken  of  in  the  highest  terms  by  the 
building  trade.  Messrs.  Meacham  & Wright 
are  sole  agents;  the  telephone  of  their  office 
is  No.  434. 

* * * 

The  masonry  contract  was  creditably  exe- 
cuted by  Messrs.  Mortimer  & Tapper. 

* * * 

The  Heavy  lumber  joist  were  supplied  by 
the  Peshtigo  Lumbeb  Co.,  whose  office  and 
yards  are  at  North  Pier,  N.  Water  street, 
east  of  Rush  st.  bridge.  The  material  is  up 
to  the  usual  high  standard  of  the  lumber  sup- 
plied by  the  Peshtigo  Co.  to  so  many  of  the 
most  prominent  public  and  private  build  ngs 
not  only  of  Chicago  but  all  over  the  county. 
A further  description  of  the  building  next 
week. 


Beal  Estate  for  Sale. 

:o: 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE— By  F.  A.  Henshaw,  161  La  Salle 
st.,  Room  4: 

New  modern  pressed  brick  and  stone  front 
houses,  on  Lake,  Yernon  and  Rhodes  avs. 

3722  Langley  av.,  new  pressed  brick,  with 
cellar.  Lot  20x100  feet.  Completed  May  1. 

3817  Vincennes  av.,  new  stone  front  house, 
oak  finish  on  first  floor,  10  rooms,  plate  glass, 
stone  steps  and  sidewalk.  Lot  22x120  feet. 

FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbebt,  Room  5,  97 
Clark-st.: 

Woodlawn  Pabk. — One  fine  new  10-room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 


000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2)4  blocks  from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  100x200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  lots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty- third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 


FOR  SALE  — By  E.  Goodbidue  & Co.,  253 
W.  Madisen  st.: 

$10,000.  Halsted  st.  near  Adams,  two-story 
building  and  lots. 

Madison  st.  near  Wood,  two  four- 
story  stone  front  buildings  (stores 
and  flats),  with  house  and  lot;  a 
bargain. 

18,000.  S.  Halsted  st.,  four-story  and  cellar 
brick  building;  rentals,  $2,000  per 
annum. 

5.500.  Morgan  st.  near  Monroe,  three-story 

building  in  flats;  will  rent  readily 
May  1st  for  $65.00  monthly. 
Throop  st.  facing  Park.  A bargain! 
Four-story  stone  front  house,  14 
rooms,  brick  barn  and  lot. 

6.500.  Halsted  st.  near  12th  st.,  large  two- 

story  building  and  lot. 

5.500.  Loomis  st.  near  J ackson,  stone  front 

house  and  lot. 

6,000.  Loomis  st.,  stone  front  house  and 
corner  lot. 


FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  Nobth 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 


FOR  SALE  by  F.  A.  Henshaw,  161  La- 
Salle st,  Room  4.  Ogden  av.  near  Van 
Buren  st.,  50x110  ft. 

Near  Ashland  av.,  2-story  brick  flat, $6, 800; 
rents  for  $60. 

Thibd  av.,  between  Van  Buren  and  Har- 
rison, 25  or  50  ft. 

Deabbobn  st.,  near  Harrison,  50  ft.  to 
Fourth  av 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White  & Co.,  Room  4, 
Reapeb  Block,  N.  E.  Cor.  of  Clark  and 
Washington  Sts.: 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  central  busi- 
ness property  on  leading  business  streets, 
as  State,  West  Madison,  Halsted,  etc.  Any 
one  desiring  to  invest  in  any  part  of  the 
city  or  suburbs  will  find  the  best  in  the  mar- 
ket by  conferring  with  us. 

FOR  SALE  by  Wm.  Gabnett  & Co.,  18 
Dearborn  st. 

Corner  Van  Buben  and  Clinton  sts., about 
150  feet  square,  or  will  lease  for  long  term. 

Calumet  av.  and  RAy  st.,  two  corners,  300 
feet  frontage.  Builders  call. 

Michigan  av.,  stoq,e  front  finely  located. 
$35,000;  lot  30x175. 

FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

Business  property  on  Kinzie-street,  east  of 
Wells.  Now  rented  for  $2,200.  Price, 
$19,000. 

46  acres  on  Lake  Shore,  north  of  city. 

20  “ on  Stony  Island-ave.,  near  railroads 

and  shops;  splendid  site  for  manuf’ct’rng. 
10  acres  on  State-st.,  south. 

25  feet  on  Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park. 
50  “ “ Barry-ave.,  near  the  Lake. 

50  “ “ Vernon-ave.,  $90  a foot. 

50  “ “ Indiana-ave.,  bet.  45th  and  46th. 

3-story  and  basement  stone-front  house, 
Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park;  $7,000. 
2 new  brick  flats,  north  side;  $5,000. 
Handsome  residence  on  Barry-ave.,  near 
Lake  Shore;  $9,500. 

7 fine  residences,  west  of  Lincoln  Park; 
about  $40,000. 

( Continued  on  page  6.) 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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Well  informed  builders  in  this  city  have  in  some  cases 
expressed  the  opinion  that  if  working  men  continue  to  de 
mand  higher  wages,  next  year  the  building  trades  will 
come  to  a standstill.  If  the  successes  the  workmen  have 
met  with  this  year  will  turn  their  heads  as  success  often  has 
heretofore,  the  employers  will  naturally  look  for  impractic- 
able demands.  If  the  workmen  are  wise,  they  will  let  their 
victories  stand  where  they  are,  this  year  at  least,  and  not 
overdo  or  crowd  enterprise  to  the  wall  or  frighten  away  in- 
vestors. The  laborers,  skilled  and  unskilled,  are  certainly 
entitled  to  share  in  all  the  progress  of  the  age.  The  theory 
of  our  government  justifies  them  in  doing  the  best  they  can 
for  themselves,  and  the  natural  rights  inherent  in  every  in- 
dividual in  society  also  justify  them  in  seeking  to  sell  their 
labor  at  its  highest  price.  For  the  best  interest  of  all,  how- 
ever, it  is  necessary  that  those  who  control  great  operations 
should  feel  an  assurance  that  their  investments  will  not  be 
jeopardized  by  fluctuating  costs  of  material.  The  workmen 
have  acted  wisely  this  year  in  making  known  their  demands 
at  the  outset.  They  overlook  one  of  the  secret  causes  of  the 
e xisting  prosperity,  viz.,  the  low  prices  of  material  during 
the  past  two  years.  If  material  had  been  10  or  15  per  cent, 
higher  during  1884  and  1885,  the  building  activity  of  1885 
and  the  promised  activity  of  1886  would  not  have  come  or 
be  in  sight.  Thirteen  per  cent,  is  recognized  as  a very  fair 
figure  in  investments  in  building  properties.  If  higher 
wages  and  higher  prices  of  material  should  threaten  a re- 
duction to  10  or  8 per  cent.,  there  would  be  naturally  less 
inducement  to  builders  and  investors.  In  some  cases  prof- 
its have  run  as  high  as  16,  18,  and  even  20  per  cent.,  where 
profitable  purchases  were  made  in  real  estate. 

The  advancing  tendency  of  real  estate  in  this  city  has  re- 
sulted recently  in  a few  rather  large  transactions.  Parties 
who  have  been  offering  real  estate  at  reasonable  prices,  it 
is  understood,  have  withdrawn  some  of  their  offers  within 
thirty  days.  The  tendency  of  real  estate,  both  city  and 
suburban,  is  naturally  to  a higher  range  of  values.  Last 
year  every  operation  was  strictly  legitimate.  So  are  those 
of  1886;  but  in  some  of  them  there  are  symptoms  of  a spec- 
ulative feeling,  which,  if  it  goes  far,  will  counteract  the 
healthful  influences  now  at  work.  Last  year  there  was  a 
great  deal  of  real  estate  offered.  This  year  there  is  less, 
although  as  much  is  available  as  last  year.  Holders  of  real 
estate  are  more  confident  than  twelve  months  ago  that 
their  property  will  be  wanted  for  building  purposes,  and 
they  are  naturally  anxious  to  profit  by  10  or  12  per  cent, 
appreciation. 

The  very  influences  that  are  now  advancing  prices,  in- 
creasing demands,  and  strengthening  confidence  in  busi- 
ness and  manufacturing  circles,  are  laying  the  foundations 
for  a reaction  which  may  not  set  in  for  perhaps  a year  or 
two  to  come,  but  which  is  bound  to  come,  if  the  story  of  the 
past  is  worth  anything.  There  have  been  ups  and  downs  as 
long  as  men  can  remember.  We  are  now  in  an  era  of  ad- 
vancing prices.  Considering  the  enormous  amount  of  ma- 
chinery, the  wonderful  manufacturing  processes  at  our 
command,  and  the  rapidity  with  which  products  of  all 
kinds  can  be  turned  out,  it  may  be  surprising  that  there  is 
any  possibility  for  prices  to  advance;  but  they  are  advanc- 
ing nevertheless.  As  a rule,  manufacturers  look  to  the  re- 
quirements of  only  one  twelve  months  ahead.  During  the 
past  six  months  a great  increase  in  capacity  has  been 
made;  two  causes  are  at  work  to  produce  a reaction;  first, 
the  advancing  tendency  in  prices  which  will  go  to  check 
enterprise  and  investment;  second,  the  increasing  supply  of 
products  of  all  kinds,  which  will  in  time  crowd  prices 
down.  These  two  influences  will  meet  together  at  a com- 
mon point,  some  time  in  the  future,  and  the  reaction  will 
set  in. 

While  builders  and  investors  are  watching  with  an  eagle 
eye  opportunities  in  suburban  localities,  they  are  overlook- 
ing opportunities  in  the  older  portions  of  the  city.  A few 
men  will  be  smart  enough  in  a short  time  to  profit  by  the 
opportunities  presented  there.  There  are  opportunities  of 
purchasing  old  properties,  occupied  by  business  rookeries 
that  ought  to  be  torn  down,  and  fine  commercial  structures 
erected  in  their  place,  with  all  modern  improvements  and 
attractions.  It  is  rather  surprising  that  the  business  men 
of  the  day,  or  so  many  thousands  of  them,  should  be  con- 
tent to  put  up  with  the  kitchens  and  dining  rooms  and  gar- 
rets, or  even  parlors,  of  those  who  have  been  rectifying  the 
the  dwellings  of  our  business  section.  This  is  genuine  pro- 
vincialism. It  is  a wonder  that  the  ghosts  of  the  ancient 
cooks  and  chamber-maids  do  not  arise  and  drive  them  out, 
and  tell  them  to  make  suitable  business  haunts  for  them- 
selves. A little  enterprise  of  this  kind  is  needed.  If  there 
is  any  doubt  on  this  point,  let  the  earnings  of  some  of  our 
elevator  buildings  be  compared  to  the  earnings  of  adjoin- 
ing properties,  and  the  question  is  answered. 

Ip  labor  troubles  ripen  into  a general  disturbance  of  the 
peace  and  welfare  of  the  country,  hinder  transportation 
and  embarrass  employers,  all  law  abiding  citizens  will  re- 
gret it.  In  a previous  number  of  the  Joubnal  it  was  insist, 
ed  that  there  was  nothing  ahead  to  hinder  universal  pros 
perity  all  over  the  country  but  possible  labor  troubles.  The- 


DESCRIPTION  OF  THE  ABOVE 
• BUILDINGS. 

These  are  the  plans  of  the  four  buildings  shown 
above,  and  of  a set  of  four  flats  for  each  build- 
ing with  every  modern  improvement;  coal  elevators, 
electric  bells,  etc.  The  fronts  are  of  pressed  brick 
and  stone  trimmings.  Each  house  is  well  lighted, 
aired,  and  all  kinds  of  shafts  are  avoided.  The 
contract  price  as  built  in  Chicago  was  less  than 
$20,000  completely  finished. 


Northwestern  Lumberman  says  on  the  subject  of  the  present 
agitation,  that  the  late  developments  indicate  that  possibil- 
ity has  changed  to  probability.  Yet  the  case  is  not  desper- 
ate; the  skirmishes  between  capital  and  labor  now  occurring 
may  be  prevented  from  development  into  fierce  battle,  with 
the  main  forces  on  both  sides  engaged,  by  the  swift  coming 
of  a crying  demand  for  commodities  and  higher  prices  that 
shall  lead  employers  in  the  majoyity  of  cases  to  meet  the 
views  of  their  employes,  and  thus  avert  strikes,  lockouts 
and  general  disturbance.  While  it  is  to  be  hoped  that  this 
happy  state  of  things  may  be  the  outcome,  there  is  this  to 
be  said:  Employers  should  stand  to  their  rights  and  the 
rights  of  the  people  against  all  encroachments  of  organized 
labor.  It  is  perfectly  reasonable  for  employers  to  listen  to 
the  demands  of  their  men  for  higher  wages,  reduced  hours, 
or  other  changes  that  may  be  requested.  Employers  should 
not  deny  the  right  of  laborers  to  form  associations.  Nobody 
can  say  truthfully  that  employes  have  not  a right  to  quit 
work  singly  or  in  a body.  But  when  they  demand  the  dis- 
charge of  certain  workmen  obnoxious  to  them,  or  intimi- 
date any  that  wish  to  continue  work,  or  by  riotous  conduct 
disturb  the  peace  and  injure  the  property  and  business  of 
heir  whilom  employers,  they  are  violating  the  law,  and  at- 
acking  the  very  bulwark  of  our  institutions  — personal 
berty.  Such  conduct  should  be  put  down  by  the  strong 


hand  of  the  law,  and  the  spirit  that  prompts  it  should  be 
made  odious  by  the  contempt  of  public  opinion, 

I, uni  Iter  Freight  Kates. 

WEST  ; EAST 

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ATCHISON  AND  LEAVEN WCBTH,  POINTS  ON  CAB  LOAD  LOTS  OI 
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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR. 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  8483 


C.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 


-DEADERS  IN- 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 

Main  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard.  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 

FACTORY:  761  to  773  S.  Canal  St.  ) rjTTTC!  AGO. 

rake  Canalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St.  ) 


D.  Cotleb. 


T.  S.  White. 


II.  M.  Boice. 


CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


The  Lumber  Market. 

Whatever  dullness  there  is  reported  by  lumbermen  may 
be  attributed  to  the  strike,  and  the  agitation  of  the  “ eight 
hour  hobby  ” by  working  men.  The  strike  only  affects  the 
Missouri  Pacific  lines,  but  the  general  striking  disturbance 
has  a bad  effect  on  the  roads  leading  to  the  West  and  South- 
west. The  Burlington  and  Alton  lines  carry  a portion  of 
the  Kansas  and  Missouri  trade,  but  the  bulk  of  it  is  done 
by  the  Gould  system.  The  blockade  at  East  St.  Louis  pre- 
vents the  shipping  of  any  lumber  to  Kansas  and  Missouri 
points.  In  all  other  respects  the  outlook  for  a brisk  trade 
is  good.  The  local  demand,  together  with  heavy  shipments 
to  the  country,  has  already  reduced  the  stock  on  hand,  as  is 
evidenced  by  the  bare  foundations  of  lumber  piles  fre- 
quently seen. 

There  is  said  to  be  a scarcity  of  small  timbers  4x4,  6x6 
and  6x8.  There  is  already  an  advance  in  prices  on 
stuff  that  last  year  was  a drug.  Timber  of  small  dimen- 
sions is  now  selling  at  $12  to  $12.50  a thousand. 

In  spite  of  labor  disturbences  there  is  a tendency  to 
advance  prices,  and  a feeling  of  firmness. 


Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee  $ bbl..  1 00@  1 25 

Portland  Impt  Cement 3 00@  3 26 

White  Sand  $ bbl 1 J ?6 

Fire  Clay  bbl 2 °°^  A 

Plastering  Hair  IP  bush 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 12 Vi 

Roofing,  square  gravel  3 00@  5 60 

Asphalt  Roofing..  7 60*5  \ 00 

Marble  Dust  W bbl @ 2.  00 


Raymond's  patent 

Compressed  LeadSash  Weights 


Milford,  III. — G.  W.  Gibbs  has  commenced  building  a 
two-story  hotel;  frame,  30x60  ft. 

Maurice,  Iowa. — Henry  Gretsen  has  contracted  for  a par- 
sonage. It  will  be  a fine  building. 

Ipswich,  Dak.,  has  decided  to  build  a fine  brick  school- 
house,  to  meet  the  demands  of  their  growing  town. 

Fremont,  Neb. — May  Bros,  will  build  at  once  a brick 
store  40x100  feet,  three  stories  above  basement. 

Phillipsburg,  Kan.,  will  erect  a Presbyterian  church  m 
the  spring;  cost  $3,000;  B.  S.  Garrison.  Commissioner. 

Sioux  City,  Iowa. — Ground  has  been  broken  for  the  Hoi- 
denreid  building;  to  be  built  north  of  the  Journal  office. 

Andover,  Kan. — Bids  received  until  March  20,  for  the 
buildiDg  and  furnishing  of  the  M.  E.  Church;  C.  S. 
Blodgett. 

Portage,  Wis. — Jno.  Fee  has  contracted  with  A.  Carna- 
gie  for  building  residence  on  De  Witt  street;  brick  vaneer- 
ing,  costing  $1,370. 

Fremont,  Neb. — The  Standard  Cattle  Co.  have  purchased 
5,000  acres  west  of  Fremont,  Neb.,  and  are  erecting  build- 
ings at  an  outlay  of  $60,000.  R.  M.  Allen,  Supt. 

Marquette,  Mich. — Plans  and  specifications  may  be  seen 
at  the  offices  of  the  Board  of  * Commissioners  and  of 
Architects  Wm.  Scott  & Co.,  for  the  new  State  House; 
F.  P.  Royce,  President  of  Board  of  Commissioners  of  State. 


Country  Building  News. 

Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

West  Bend,  Wis. — A new  jail  and  poor  house. 

Baldwin,  Mioh.,  will  build  a $6,000  court-house;  $3,400. 

Red  Cloud,  Neb.,  contemplates  building  an  Odd  Fellows 

Hall. 

Clifford,  Mioh. — The  new  M.  E.  Church  is  a settled  fact. 

Harrison,  Douglas  Co.,  Dak.,  will  have  a fine  hotel  in 
spring. 

Woonsocket,  Dak. — A United  Presbyterian  Church  in 
spring. 

Paw  Paw,  Mioh.,  will  erect  new  engine-house  and  ooun- 
cil  room. 

Topeka,  Kan. — Hystrom  Bros,  will  erect  stone  and  brick 
store;  $2,300. 

St.  Paul,  Minn. — John  Mossea  will!  erect  brick  house  on 
Muslow  st.;  $6,000. 

Fremont,  Neb.— Union  depot  to  be  built  by  the  U.  P.  Co. 
and  Northwestern. 

Lisbon,  Dak. — Work  will  begin  on  a new  Catholic  church, 
brick,  veneered. 

Attica,  Kan.,  is  to  have  a $20,000  bank  building;  to  be 
built  of  brick. 

Lewistown,  III. — New  M.  E.  Church  iB  to  be  built;  large 
brick  edifice;  $3,400. 

East  Jordon,  Mioh. — The  Methodists  will  erect  a new 
church  edifice. 

Dubuque,  Iowa. — John  Glab,  Mayor,  will  organize  a 
stock  company  and  erect  a large  distillery  in  the  suburbs. 

J.  Y.  Bliss  and  G.  W.  D.  Reynolds  will  erect  a three-story 
brick  as  soon  as  spring  opens. 


d 1 1 m i m m u mu  ■uninii'mn  inm  mu  mm  un  n im  i ihuih  i hi  minimum 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 

mason’s  supplies. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  ^ square  foot 18@ 

10-inch  thick,  ^ square  foot 20^  — 

12-inch  thick  square  foot 22@  — 

Rublestone,  R>  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard.  7 50 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 65 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches. ...  00  24 

« » « 4 “ ....  00  28 

“ Building  stone,  per  cube 00  50  @00  60 

Maxwell  & Co.: 

“ “ 3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars  00  22 

“ 11  4-inch  “ 11  00  26 


95 

9 00@10  00 
16  00a22  00 


“ “ Building  Stone 00  60@C0  56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls 

Common  brick,  M 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 

Anderson’s 22  00@29  00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  ^ M 65  C0@300  00 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 42  00@45  00 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 50  00 

Racine  Pressed  Brick 20  00 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 30  00@33  00 


Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick 


@25  00 


Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 22  00@30  00 

St.  Louis  Pressed @27  0C 

Trenton @38  00 

Fire  Brick  30  M 25  00@50  06 

1 75@  2 00 
1 75 
1 21 


Michigan  Stucoo 

New  York  Stucco 

Cement,  Utica,  and  Buffalo,  ^0  bbl . 


SOLID , 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction.— No  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Harwell’s 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s  , 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SS  and  57  "West  Lads.©  St. 

CHICAGO. 


A.  A.  OUDELL.  A-  A-  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 


-MANUFACTURERS  OF- 


FINE  CABINET  WORK. 

Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

22  & 24  South  Jefferson  St.£  CHICAGO. 


City  Office:— Rooms  21  and  22,  326  & 228  I«a  Salle  St. 

IP.  ]M.  CLARKE 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Beal  estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted.   


REPORT  OF 


3STE"W  BUILDINaS 

For  the  week  ending  March  20,  1886. 


.AJ STO  BUILDING'S  TO 

The  plans  of  some  of  these  have  not  been  made. 


BE  ERECTED, 


OWNER. 


ADDRESS. 


E Pendleton 

Adolph  Olson 

Adolph  Olson 

G N Hull  

Wm  Turtle 

Mrs  J Earrant 

S H Wheeler 

P Brennan 

R E McKay 

H C Durand 

City  of  Chicago 

E C Delemater 

F Goetz 

T M Talcott  & Co . . 

A J Goss 

A H Hanson  

Henry  Sandmeyer  . 

J J McDennett 

P F Ryan 

F W Hunnerberg . . I 

Mrs  C Brachvogel  . I 

E Hennessey 

Patrick  Giblin I Decatur,  111 


860  West  Harrison  st. 
283  Indiana  av 


KIND  OP 
BUILDING. 


Dwelling 

3 Dwellings 

9 Dwellings 

S Dwellings 

3 Dwellings 

Stores  and  flats 

Dwelling 

Stores  and  flats 

3 Flats 

Stores  and  dwelling 

School-house 

2 dwellings  

Dwelling 

Dwelling 

Stores  and  flats 

Residence 

Dwelling 

Dwelling 

Dwelling 

Dwelling 

Residence 

Residence 

Dwelling. 


SIZE. 


26x78 

68x58 

168x60 

100x70 

62x52 

50x65 

24x68 

46x78 

72x52 

40x80 

190x80 

44x40 

25x65 


LOCATION. 


COST  | 


ARCHITECT. 


BUILDER. 


3338  Calumet  ave 

674  and  678  N Wells  st 

157  to  175  Eugenie  st 

365  to  375  So  Oakley  av 

514  to  618  Austin  av 

304  and  306  S Halsted  st 

65  Bellevue  place 

695  & 597  W 12th  st 

355-357  Hermitage  av 

Clark  and  Indiana  sts 

Congress  and  Lincoln  sts 

3717-3719  Langley  av 

31  Lane  Place 

Grand  blvd  and  51st  st — 

State  st  and  50th  st 

Greenwood  av  and  46th  st 

2728— 63d  st 

Oakwood  & Grand  blvds 

Lake  ave,  Hyde  Park 

Bowen  ave,  Hyde  Park  

Lake  and  Jefferson  aves 

Wabash,  av,  Hyde  Park 


$ 

10000 

16000 

50000 

30000 

10000 

10000 

10000 

14000 

10000 

15000 

100000 

8000 

7000 

3600 


7900 

3000 

8000 

3000 

35000 

6000 

3500 


Jaffray 


H M Hanson 

H B Seely 

Wm  Strippieman  & Co . 

T JTCley 

Cobb  & Frost 

P W Ruehl 


A Lund 

J N Hull 

Morgan 

M Hanly 

. . .Fox  & Hinds 
. . . Conrad  Kies 
RE  McKay 


DESCRIPTION. 


Edbrook  & Co 

Theo  Karls 


. . J A Stevenson 
. Suhell  & Miller 


Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Brick. 


Brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Briok. 

Frame. 

Brick  and  frame. 

Frame. 

Frame. 

Frame. 

Frame. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Frame. 

Brick. 

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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Andrew  Krimbill. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES: 

Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  111. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 

D.  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

House  Renting  and  Collections. 

Office:  128-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 
Room  I I CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 

DYBON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KEI.LEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 


MORTGAGE  RANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Edward  Rutz,  Ex-Treasurer  State  of  Illinois.  H.  M.  Needles.  W.  F.  Netling. 

Western  Loan  and  Investment  Agency, 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLINC,  Managers. 


r Wm.  Reed. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 


CITY  5 AND  6 PER  CENT.  LOANS  NEGOTIATED  IN  SUMS  OF  $5,000  AND 
OVER.  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

Rooms  36  & 37  Portland  Block,  S.  E,  Cor.  Washington  and 

Dearborn  Streets. 


95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


C.  J.  Hambleton,  President.  J.  J.  Danforth,  Superintendent. 

Cook  Co.  AbstractC  o. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 


—[Established  1865-1 — 

W.  L.  SCHHADEB.  Fb.  SOHHADEB. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 


Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

BS^-Money  Loaned,' 

^"Taxes  Paid, 

^"Investments  Made, 

Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 

REMOVAL. 

S.  E.  GROSS  & Co. 

Real-Estate,  Builders  and  Sellers  of  Houses, 
REMOVED  TO 

CORNER  OFFICE,  MAIN  FLOOR, 

Southeast  cor.Dearborn  & Randolph 
Streets. 

tST~  Over  4,000  Houses  and  Lots  sold  in  6 Years. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

(Continued  from  Page  4.) 

FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.,  88 
Washington-st.: 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 
State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buren-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chioago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chioago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st, — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chioago-ave. — 2-storv  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . . $16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st.— 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Harmon-oourt — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stery  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments  $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-story  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st ....  $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  front  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 marble  fronts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave. 

FOR  SALE- 

156, 652  acres  of  choice  lands  in  Bailey 
Co.,  Texas.  Owner  will  put  the  land 
against  the  value  of  it  in  cash,  and  stock 
it  with  cattle  and  own  it  jointly,  or  take 
the  worth  of  the  land  in  stock  of  a cattle 
company.  It  is  fine  agricultural  land  and 
is  worth  $2.50  per  acre. 

David  Boos,  care  of  this  Journal. 


Best  Work! 


Lowest  Prices ! 


Shortest  Time ! 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdorff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 


$17,000. 

15.000. 

11.000. 

8,000. 

8.500. 

5.500. 

4.500. 
4,500. 
2,600. 
2,350. 
1,200. 
1,100. 

600. 


Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  3534x124,  good 
corner. 

Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97, 

Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 
bnck  flats. 

Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 
brick. 

Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 
25x100. 

Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 
125,  vacant. 

Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


FOR  SALE  by  Jas.  B.  Goodman  & Co.,  68 
Washington-st.- 

72  feet  Washington  Boulevard,  east  of  Rock- 
well-st. 

46  feet  and  Cottage  on  Washington  Boule- 
vard, east  of  Rockwell-st. 

These  two  pieces  very  cheap. 

7 acres  in  sec.  5,  Town  of  Cicero,  on  which 
offer  is  wanted. 

Two  or  three  more  packing  house  lots  left 
at  Union  Stock  Yards. 

Blocks.  Acres,  Lots,  and  Houses  and  Lots 
west  of  Garfield  Park  in  our  Chicago 
Land  Co.  Subdivision. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Plain  and  Ornamental  Plasterer, 


No.  21  QUItfdY  STREET. 


ARTISTIC  WALL  PAPER. 

Many  very  beautiful  and  tasty  designs  are 
to  be  noticed  among  the  new  wall  papers 
offered  to  the  public  this  season. 

Among  the  most  complete  and  varied 
stocks  of  this  class  of  goods,  comprising  all 
grades,  is  that  of  the  R.  T.  Martin  Company, 
265  and  267  State  st. 

The  firm  is  offering  special  inducements 
in  prices,  and  as  they  are  not  connected 
with  the  pool  or  combination  to  keep  up 
high  prices,  they  are  able  to,  and  do,  offer 
their  goods  lower  than  other  houses.  They 
also  have  excellent  facilities  for  paper-hang- 
ing. AH  orders  receive  prompt  and  care- 
ful attention. 

Employing  only  first-class  workmen,  and 
having  a scale  of  prices  quite  moderate 
as  compared  with  other  houses,  it  is  a very 
desirable  place  to  trade. 

We  are  informed  that  the  R.  T.  Martin 
Company  give  special  rates  to  real  estate 
agents  and  owners. 


MASTER  PAINTERS’  ASSOCIATION! 

An  adjourned  meeting  of  the  Master 
Painters’  Association  of  Chicago  was  held 
on  the  evening  of  the  16th  inst.,  at  their 
rooms  in  the  Builders’  Exchange.  A com- 
munication from  the  Painters’  Local  Assem- 
bly 1940  was  read.  An  answer  prepared  by 
a committee  was  submitted  to  the  meeting, 
and  amended.  The  secretary  was  directed 
to  forward  the  same  to  the  Painters’  Local 
Assembly.  After  transacting  some  other 
minor  business,  the  meeting  was  adjourned 
till  the  first  Tuesday  in  April,  when  the 
Journal  will  publish  all  the  particulars  in  a 
full  report  of  the  organization. 

How  to  Decorate. 

A novel  timepiece  represents  a lighthouse 
with  a revolving  light;  on  one  side  of  what 
is  supposed  to  be  the  lantern  is  a time-piece, 
at  the  back  of  that  is  a barometer  and  on 
either  side  are  two  thermoneters. 

Canton  crepe  shawls  make  very  elegant 
and  effective  easel  drapery. 

Long  stem-like  glass  vases,  some  three 
feet  high  and  with  alternate  lines  of  color, 
are  now  shown  for  cabinet  ornaments. 

Rich  |lamps  are  of  ruby  cut  glass  the 
shades  are  also  of  ruby  glass  exquisitely  cut. 

A mantelpiece  banked  with  poinsettia  and 
lilies  is  strikingly  elegant. 

A most  charming  bannerette  is  of  ivory- 
white  silk  bolting  cloth  embroidered  with 
the  narcissus  flower  and  leaves.  Outline  the 
flowers  in  yellow  filoselle  and  the  edge  of  the 
cup-like  centre  with  orange  tipped  with  red; 
the  leaves  and  stems  outline  in  olive  greens 
and  the  background  of  the  whole  is  darned 
with  shaded  yellow's;  bands  of  yellow-green 
velvet  finish  the  top  and  bottom,  and  yellow 
and  green  silk  tassels  ornament  the  lower 
edge;  the  background  is  of  ivory-white  satin 
and  the  bannerette  is  suspended  from  an 
ivory-white  pole  with  gilded  ends. 

The  newest  chair  backs  are  made  of  silk 
bolting  cloth  over  silks,  these  are  embroid- 
ered in  filo  floss  and  fine  gilt  thread. 


North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


THE  NEW  PANORAMA. 

TJie  Battle  of  Missionary  Kidge  now 
open  to  the  Public. 

The  panorama  of  the  Battle  of  Missionary 
Ridge  is  now  opened  to  the  public.  The  Amer- 
ican Panorama  Co.  has  selected  this  battle 
for  illustration  on  account  of  the  exceptional 
grandeur  of  the  scenery  and  for  the  extraor- 
dinary character  of  the  conflict.  It  is  espec- 
ially interesting,  too,  in  that  Grant,  Sherman, 
Sheridan,  Thomas,  and  a dozen  other  noted 
Union  generals  participated,  while  many  of 
the  officers  who  fought  on  the  confederate 
side  are  now  prominent  in  Washington — 
among  them  Col.  James  D.  Porter,  who  is 
assistant  secretary  of  state. 

The  standpoint  of  observation  is  on  a spur 
of  Missionary  ridge.  Standing  on  the  top 
of  this  spur  and  looking  due  east  a vast 
stretch  of  country,  hundreds  of  miles  in  ex- 
tent,comes  within  the  range  of  vision.  It  is 
hilly,  precipitous,  picturesque,  and  beauti- 
ful. Ravines  and  gorges  and  fertile  valleys 
lend  a subtle  charm  to  the  wide  expanse, 
and  winding  unseen  among  the  hills  is 
Chickamauga  creek,  whose  waters  reveal 
themselves  for  a moment  in  the  distance 
and  then  disappear.  Ridge  rising  after 
ridge,  and  growing  less  distinct  in  the  gath- 
ering purple  mists  and  haze,  with  great 
green  masses  of  forest  here  and  there,  and 
showing  in  the  nearer  view  a lonely  farm- 
house now  and  then.  Finally  carry  the  eye 
to  the  horizon — irregular,  broken,  jagged, 
for  here  the  outline  of  five  mountain  ranges 
meets  the  sky.  Sweeping  in  a semi-circle 
from  the  extreme  northeast  to  due  south  the 
eye  passes  in  review  the  peaks  of  the  Blue 
Ridge  mountains  in  Virginia,  a part  of  the 
Great  Smoky  range,  the  heights  of  the  North 
Carolina  mountains,  which,  far  to  the  south- 
east. meet  the  spurs  of  Rocky  Face  ridge 
that  disappear  southward  and  leave  the  eye 
resting  on  a part  of  the  Pigeon  range  in 
Alabama.  This  is  half  the  picture. 

The  whole  scene  is  in  a semi-shadow,  for 
it  is  late  in  the  afternoon,  and  if  the  observer 
turn  squarely  around  he  will  see  the  sun 
dropping  behind  the  hills  just  to  the  right 
of  Lookout  mountain,  which  stands  out  bold- 
ly against  the  sky  and  over  which  a white, 
low-drifting  cloud  has  partially  settled. 
Still,  by  looking  closely — for  it  is  four  miles 
and  a half  from  the  point  of  observation — 
one  may  discern  a spectral  flag  flying  from 
its  topmost  palisade.  It  is  the  union  flag, 
for  Hooker  had  already  fought  the  battle 
above  the  clouds.  At  the  base  of  Lookout 
mountain  the  turgid  Tennessee  comes  into 
view,  flowing  in  an  irregular  semi-circle 
from  the  north-east,  where  it  looses  itself  in 
the  mountains  north  of  Missionary  ridge. 
From  the  farther  bank  of  the  river  foot-hills 
rise,  leading  up  to  the  Raccoon  range,  just 
north  of  Lookout  mountain,  and  to  the  Wal- 
dron range  of  table-lands.  From  the  nearer 
bank  is  a wide,  open,  comparatively  level 
plain,  reaching  from  the  river  to  the  ridge 
on  which  the  observer  stands.  It  is  sparsely 
treed  and  it  is  broken  up  by  several  knobs 
and  knolls.  This  plain  and  the  ridge  itself 
are  the  scene  of  action. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 
CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 


AND 


3p>eoia,l  Rates  Made 
foi*  Certified 

Copies. 


THE  RECORD. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


WM.  E.  HlNCHLIFF  & Cl).,  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 


K,oom 


lO  159  LaSalle  St.  Chicago. 


REMOVAL. 

GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 


Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


O.  «T. 


MEYER  &a  SONS  CO. 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page) 
BUILDISIG  PERMITS, 
trcher  avenue  at  No  2929:  Thomas  Powers 
two-story  store  and  dwelling  25x50; 
$4,000. 

ishland  av  N,  at  No  806:  R Brneckner,  two- 
story  store  and  dwelling,  25x50;  $5,500. 

A street,  at  No  56:  J D Spear,  iron  shed  50 
x20;  $200. 

Ashland  av  at  No  806:  Felix  French,  cot- 
tage 21x32;  $600. 

Austin  avenue,  at  Nos  514  to  518:  William 
Turtle,  three  two-story  dwellings  62x 
52;  $10,000. 

Armitage  avenue,  at  Nos  377  and  379; 
George  Danner,  two  cottages  20x32; 
$1,800. 

Adams  st  W,  at  No  1139;  Evelin  Dunn,  cot- 
tage 23x33;  $1,000. 

Adams  st  W,  at  Nos  722  to  726:  St  Paul  s 

Ref  Epis  Church,  church  edifice,  70x80; 
$16,000. 

Blue  Island  av,  at  No  1126:  M Coyne,  two- 
story  dwelling  20x64;  $3;500. 

Bonfield  st  at  No  2727:  H Schurwaus,  cot- 
tage, 20x32;  $1,000. 

Bellevue  place,  at  No  55,  S H Wheeler, 
three-story  dwelling  24x58;  $10,000. 

Burling  st  at  No  26:  Fred  Slukert  two-story 
dwelling  21x48;  $2,500. 

Hermitage  av,  at  Nos  355  to  357 : R E Mc- 
Kay, three  two-story  flats  72x52;  10,000. 
Crystal  st,  at  No  43:  F P Grott,  cottage  24x 
48;  $1,300. 

Clark  and  Indiana  sts:  HC  Durand,  four- 
story  store  and  dwelling  40x80;  $15,000. 
Congress  and  Lincoln  sts,  City  of  Chicago, 
three-story  school-house  190x80;  $100,000. 
Calumet  av  at  No  3338:  E Pendleton,  two- 

story  dwelling,  25x78;  $10,000. 

Chicago  ave,  at  No  682;  C Mueller,  two- 
story  store  and  dwelling  22x68;  $3,000. 
Canal  st  S,  at  Nos  245  and  247;  Chas  Fleisch- 
mann  & Co.,  three-story  barn  40x60: 
$4,500. 

Cleaver  st,  at  No  90,  Paul  Gesch,  basement 
20x32;  $1,000. 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  at  No  3037;  Harriet 
Rees,  one-story  store,  triangular  31x40, 
$750. 

Calumet  av,  at  No  3338:  E Pendleton,  two 
story  dwelling  25x78;  $10,000. 

Chicago  av  W,  at  No  119:  Hatch  & Keith, 
one-story  bam  28x30;  $400. 

Dearborn  st,  at  No  3638:  John  Warden, 

two-story  flat,  22x55;  $3,000. 

Dearborn  st,  at  No  296  : John  T Dale, 

three  additional  stories,  25x66;  $11,000. 
Emma  st  at  No  70:  Gust  Lienwski,  base- 
ment 20x30;  $400. 

Eugenia  st,  at  Nos  157  to  175;  Adolph  Ol- 
sen, nine  two-story  dwellings  168x60; 
$50,000. 

Eighteenth  st  at  No  730:  John  Washingpool, 
two-story  store  and  dwelling,  $2,600. 
Eldridge  court  and  State  st;  Henry  Siercks, 
additional  story  100x70;  $2,000. 

Erie  st,  at  Nos  755  and  757:  Griffin  & 
Dwight,  two-story  flats,  44x40;  $3,500. 

Erie  st  W,  at  No  357:  H Junke,  one-story 
cottage  20x50;  $1,000. 

Fifth  av  at  Nos  431  to  437:  Marshall  Field, 
two-story  shop,  80x106;  $5,000. 

Fowler  st  at  No  34:  M Riechstetter  three- 
story  flat  22x52;  $4,500. 

Fowler  st  at  No  98:  J Anderson,  two-story 
barn,  24x28;  $1,000. 

Halsted  st  N,  at  No  581:  Henry  Wenke,  two 
story  dwelling  22x70;  $6,000. 

Hunt  st,  at  No  39:  Jas  Sinnott,  addition  24 
x32;  $2,000. 

Halsted  st,  at  No  307;  G & J Turnbull,  one- 
story  store  20x30;  $500. 

Halsted  st  S,  at  Nos  304  and  306,  Mrs  Julia 
Farrant,  three-story  store  and  flat  50x65; 

I $10,000. 

Henry  st,’at  No  372;  A Wellis,  cottage  18x 
30;  $600. 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS 

Office  Fittings. 


Hardwood  Interior  Finish. 
Designs  Furnished. 


Fine  Store  and 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


WAEHANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Auburn  st  116  feet  s of  31st,  ef,  48%x89, 
Dec  22,  ’85,  C and  H W Albee  to  M 

Flaherty $950 

sKlloberl  St.W,  cot-  j to  O L 

McGregor $1,300 

Aldine  square,  80  ft  w of  Vincennes  ave: 


Huron  st  W,  at  No  430:  0 Hansen,  two-story 
flats,  22x46 ; $2,500. 

Illinois  st  at  No  141:  C Gehrke,  fonr-story 
flats,  25x72;  $9,000. 

Larrabee  st,  at  No  428,  T H Franke,  two- 
story  store  and  dwelling  24x80;  4,000. 

Laurel  street,  at  No  3237,  M Breykowsky, 
cottage  21x48;  $800. 


two 


tage  21x45;  $1,000.  „ ^ ^ 

Langley  ave,  at  Nos  3717  and  3719;  F C 
Delamater,  two  two-story  dwellings  44x 
40;  $8,000. 

Lincoln  st,  at  No  445:  C Paucer,  basement, 
20x32;  $1,000. 

Leavitt  st  S,  at  No  927;  Gus  Goble,  two-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x82;  $4,000. 

Lake  st  W,  at  Nos  1136  to  1140:  H B.  Math- 
ews  Jr  two  two-story  stores  and  flats  53x 
50;  $6,000. 

Lake  st  W,  at  Nos  1136  and  1140:  H B Math- 
ews Jr,  two  two-story  stores  and  flats,  53x 
50;  $6,000. 

Lane  place,  at  No  31:  F Geotz,  two-story 
dwelling  25x65;  $7,000. 

Miller  st  at  No  100;  J W Johnson, 
story  dwelling  121x63;  $1,800. 

May  st  N,  at  No  236:  C Matson,  two-story 
barn,  24x30;  $1,500. 

Michigan  av,  at  No  2631 : Scott  Lynn,  two- 
story  barn  25x46;  $1,000. 

Moore  st,  at  No  5:  John  Weyand,  one-story 
cottage  20x44;  $1,000. 

North  ave,  at  No  331;  Lewis  Baumann,  cot- 
tage 20x50;  $1,000. 

Oakley  st  South,  at  Nos  365  to  375;  George 
N Hull,  two-story  dwellings  10x270; 
$30,000. 

Oakley  st  N,  at  No  1023:  F Korff,  cottage 
20x34;  $1,000. 

Oakley  av  S,  at  Nos  625  627  663  and  667 
Turner  & Bond,  four  cottages,  20x40  ft 
each;  $5,000. 

Ogden  av,  at  No  258:  Joseph  Smart,  three 
story  store  and  dwelling  24x44;  $5,000. 
Portland  ave  at  No  3031:  R E Olsen,  two- 
story  dwelling  21x48;  $2,400. 

Rumsey  st,  at  No  164,  Ludwig  Punke,  two- 
story  dwelling  20x42;  $1,500. 

Ridgeville  av  near  Armitage  av:  Morrison, 
Plummer  & Co,  two-story  laboratory,  85x 
30;  $3,500. 

Sebor  st  at  No  670:  August  Belz,  cottage,  21 
x35;  $1,200. 

Seventeenth  st  at  No  687:  V Vodicka,  three- 
story  flats,  22x56;  $3,000. 

String  street  at  No  41;  Anton  Sochnoroch, 
three-story  dwelling  21x62;  $5,000. 

Taylor  st,  at  No  778;  John  Welch  two-story 
flat  21x47;  $1,800. 

Tremont  st,  at  No  218:  Mrs  Reade,  cottage 
20x24;  $700 

Twenty -fourth  place,  at  No  224:  G C Pash- 
old,  one-story  dwelling  22x56;  $2,000. 
Thirty-eighth  st,  at  Nos  737  to  751;  W H 
Thomas  & Son.,  eight  one-story  cottages 
20x37;  $8,000. 

Twelfth  st  W,  at  Nos  595  and  597 ; P Bren- 
nan, three-story  stores  and  dwellings  46x 
78;  $14,000. 

Van  Buren  st  at  No  772:  A A Small,  three- 
story  flats,  25x50;  $7,000. 

Wabash  av,  at  Nos  1633  and  1635:  John  R 
Barker,  two-story  addition  37x48;  $6,000. 
Wilcox  av  at  No  980;  W J Tate,  one-story 
addition  16x17;  $980. 

Wells  st  N,  at  No  674  to  678;  Adolph  Olsen 
three  two-story  dwellings  58x58:  $15,000. 
Willis  court,  at  Nos  1 to  14  and  21  to  24: 
Turner  & Bond,  seven  cottages,  20x40 
each;  $7,000. 

Warren  ave,  at  No  823:  S H Wheeler,  two- 
story  dwelling  36x51;  $6,000. 


nf  22x125,  imd  March  16.  J M H Bur 

gett  to  Alex  Nicholl $7,300 

Austin  ave,  se  cor  of  Ada  st:  nf  25x107, 
March  16.  E W and  J W Plecker  to  W 

R Robinson $2,600 

Adams  st  West,  363  ft  w of  Western  av,  n 
f,  22%xl23  1 2,  impd;  March  8.  G N 

Hall  to  P M Rimmey $6,000 

Adams  st  West,  near  Washtenaw  av,  s f, 
24x125.  Mch  14;  Hubbard  to  W J Whit- 
lock   

Ashland  av,  50  ft  s of  York  st,  wf  34  l-2x 
148:  Feb  27.  John  Oliver  to  L M Dick- 
inson   $5,175 

Ashland  av,  100  feet  s of  Harrison  st,  ef, 
100x150:  Mar  11:  JL  Regan  to  L W 

Yaggy $20,000 

Austin  av,  94  feet  w of  Lincoln  av;nf  26x 
100,  March  5.  G Goodmanson  to  F 

Koerner $1,550 

Bunker  st,  375  ft  w of  Desplaines  st,  nf, 
25x125,  imp:  Mar  11.  Jos  Roubek  to  T 

and  A Timanek $3,500 

Butler  st,  325  feet  s of  30th  st,  ef,  25x125: 

Fed  16;  E M Townsend  to  F H Storz, 

$1,000 

Broom  st,  208%  ft  s of  West  Ohio,  wf,  23 
x79,  March  13.  O M Brady  to  John  De 

Basi  Jr $1,550 

Bloom  st,  se  cor  of  34th:  wf  25x125,  Mar 

15.  S Beers  to  A Bloom 

Bonney  av,  169  ft  n of  Twenty-seventh  st, 
e f,  36x124;  July  30,  1883.  L 0 Stifel  to 

G E Gratz $300 

rber  st,  142  ft  w of  Stewart  av;  sf  25x 
80,  impd,  March  13.  Henry  Florian  to 

O Nowak $1,300 

Broad  st,  212  ft  s of  Archer  a\  ; ef  24x100 
March  6.  E Berry  to  J P Schmidt, 

$350 

California  av,  nw  cor  of  Augusta,  ef,  25.8 
xl25,  Feb  27;  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  W & 

M J Hickey $700 

Centre  st,  33  ft  n of  North  Park  av,  nf,  24 
%xll0,  Feb  19;  A E Davis  to  D B Pond 

$4,289 

Congress  Bt  W,  174  ft  w of  Laflin  st,  nf 
25x153:  March  1.  J W Kinney  to  Wm 

Clancy $3,062 

Calumet  av,  the  premises  No  3728:  March 
13.  H and  A J Toolew  to  Merrill  & 

Gramer $4,340 

California  av,  123  ft  n of  Congress  st,  ef 
48x135;  Dec  28,  ’85.  Jas  N Borden 

to  M F and  F A Kelly $1,600 

Coblenz  st,  140  ft  e of  Oakley  av:  nf  24x 
100,  Oct  13,  ’85.  L E Goodhue  to  J 

Jensen $1,475 

Carroll  ave,  se  cor  of  Hoyne:  nf  296x123, 
with  250x123  ft  in  same  block,  Mar  12. 

J B Waller  to  the  L Wolff  Manuf’g  Co 

$28,500 

Clark  st  N,  100  ft  s of  Burton  place,  wf, 
50x149,  Mar  6.  J H Hurlbut  to  OhasW 

Lasher $7,250 

Congress  st  W,  299  ft  e of  Laflin:  nf  25x 

153,  March  3.  Matthew  Laflin  to  Wm  F 

Swissler $2,875 

Cypress  st,  n e cor  of  Ashland,  w f,  50x112; 
Feb  18.  W H Bradley  to  James  Fox, 

$1,600 


Cologne  st  s e cor  of  Main,  46  1-2x100; 

William  Weadley  to  Martin  Sack.. $3, 500 
Congress  st  W,  125  ft  e of  Francisco,  nf  50 
xl53,  Mch  3.  J U Borden  to  M A Hop- 

kinson $1,100 

Coblenz  st,  116  ft  w of  Robey,  nf  23x100, 

Mch  16.  F Korff  to  F Nothdorf $300 

Chicago  av  W,  ne  cor  Lincoln  st,  sf  50x 
117^,  Mch  2.  Laura  V Webb  to  Henry 

Zoelek $4,500 

Cottage  Grove  av,  300  feet  s of  31st  st,  wf, 
50x110:  Feb  13.  Master  in  Chancery 

to  J G Earle $3,573 

Coulter  st,  nw  cor  of  Washtenaw  av,  sf, 
23x124,  Mar  13.  K and  F NowaK  to  R 

Mulac $512 

Dickson  st,  202  ft  s of  North  ave,  wf,  24x 
124,  Mar  11;  Bridget  Johnson  to  Eliza- 
beth Campbell $1,075 

Dix  st,  intersection  of  Sangamon,  swf, 

85  ft  to  river,  Mar  9;  B D Eisendrath  to 

Wm  N Eisendrath $25,000 

Dodge  st,  nw  cor  of  Bates,  ef,  100x100, 
January  1;  Mary  A Russell  to  Young  & 
Farrell  Diamond  Stone  Sawing  Co  $11,000 
Dodge  st,  near  Bates,  225x100,  with  75x 
100  ft  on  se  cor  of  Holden  and  Bates  sts, 

Jan  1;  Wm  W Russell  et  al  to  same, 

$33,000 

Dickson  st,  404  ft  s of  Blackhawk,  wf  24x 
109,  Mar  11:  Jos  Nicroda  to  Jas  Quig- 
ley   $2,850 

Dearborn  st,  the  premises  No  2830,  Mar  8. 

J and  M J Sullivan  to  Annie  Micholl 

$5,000 

Dearborn  st,  the  premises  No  2909,  Mar  8. 

J and  M J Sullivan  to  Annie  Micholl, 

$4,000 

Dashiel  st,  191  ft  n of  Thirty-seventh,  e f, 
24x123  7-10;  Mch  18.  Thomas  Shin- 

nick  to  Daniel  Buckley $1,600 

Dayton  st,  197  ft  n of  Centre,  e f,  25x125, 
impd;  Mch  17.  S F and  J C Mooar  to 

A W Hochschild $2,800 

Dickens  st,  20%  ft  s of  Blanche,  ef  24x124, 

Feb  26.  H P Brown  to  F Schmidt.  .$800 
Dearborn  st,  50  ft  n of  Harrison;  wf,  50 
ft  to  Third  av,  March  10.  D E Corneau 

to  Adlai  T Ewing  $35,000 

Dearborn  st,  same  property  as  above, 
Dec  12,  ’85.  Chas  P Montgomery  to  D 

E Corneau $35,000 

Dearborn  st  S,  63  feet  s of  17th  st,  ef  25x 
134%:  March  6;  Mary  Woodbridge  to 

Walter  S Haines $6,000 

Dearborn  st,  213  ft  n of  36th;  wf  24x123 
impd,  March  12.  M A and  H A Ander- 
son to  D Anderson $2,800 

Eighteenth  st  W,  250  ft  e of  Paulina,  sf, 
25x125,  March  11;  Jakub  Jansky  to  J 

and  K Muchowski $3,100 

Erie  st  last,  the  premises  No  288,  Feb 
12;  M M and  M F Abbey  to  DW  Storrs 

$6,500 

Eighteenth  st  W,  se  cor  of  Albert:  nf  24x 
100,  imp,  Mar  15.  Frank  Krajic  to  Frk 

Fortelka $2,080 

Edgar  st,  237  ft  s of  Clybourn  place,  e f, 
24x125;  Feb  11.  Chicago  Land  Compa- 
ny to  Otto  Ptag 

Edgar  st,  261  ft  s of  Clybourn  place,  e f, 
24x125;  Feb  11.  Chicago  Land  Com- 
pany to  John  Kreklau $300 

Eleventh  st  bet  Aberdeen  and  Sholto,  sf 
40x95,  Mch  13.  L J Marks  et  al  to  John 

Furlong $2,000 

Elm  st,  306  1-2  ft  e of  Rush,  nf  8ox73,  Feb 
15.  J L Cochran  to  Potter  Palmer 
$11,200 

Ellis  Park,  198  ft  s of  37th  st,  ef,  33%x71. 

6;  Mar  1.  Chas  0 Gleason  to  Sarah 
Pardridge $ 7,000 


168 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Erie  st  W,  215  ft  e of  Oakley  ave;  sf  24x 

124,  Mar  15.  Jas  L Griffin  to  Benjamin 

Levert $2,650 

Eighteenth  st  W,  216  ft  e of  Wood,  sf  24x 

125,  impd,  Feb  26.  Jas  Duchek  to  Jno 

Prinz $2,360 

Fremont  st,  250  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  wf,  25x 
125,  Feb  25;  Kathrina  Koch  to  Peter 

Schwarzkopf $1,200 

Fulton  st,  nw  cor  of  Oakley  av.  s f,  18%x 
95%,  impd;  Mch  17;  M and  C A Carr  to 

MAG  Eddy $4,050 

Franklin  st  N,  se  cor  Pearson,  wf  60x80, 
imp,  Mch  16.  Spcl  Comm  to  F G Erd 

$5,000 

Fifteenth  st  W,  194%  ft  e of  Laflin,  sf,  24 
xl24,  Mar  15.  M A and  S T Thornton 

to  J Fassner $750 

Fifteenth  st  W,  near  se  cor  of  Ashland  av, 
nf  96x124,  Feb  10.  J F and  H C Samp- 
son to  E R Stege $4,900 

Groveland  Park  av,  n of  and  near  33d  st: 
ef  20x104  1-2,  impd:  Mar  12.  E C Day 

to  Elizabeth  Harrison $10,000 

Groveland  Park  av,  between  Twenty  ninth 
and  Thirtieth  sts,  e f,  50  ft  to  alley;  Mch 
16.  Jacob  Niethammer  to  E B Felsen- 

thal $5,000 

Girard  st,  312  ft  n of  North  av,  ef  24x121, 
Feb  12.  Henry  Horpe  to  A Krause. . $450 
Holden  st,  ne  cor  of  Bates,  wf  276x100, 
with  200  feet  to  alley  in  same  addition, 
Jan  1,  estate  of  Wm  D Russell  to  the 
Young  & Farrell  Diamond  Stone  Saw- 
ing Co $52,360 

Harrison  st  W : 50  ft  e of  Lytle  st,  nf  25x 
133;  January  12.  Jacob  Keller  to  R W 

Bridge $3,000 

Honore  st,  156  ft  n of  Egan  ave:  wf  24x 
119;  Mar  9.  S E Gross  to  J J and  K 

Monahan  $475 

Honore  st,  228  ft  s of  38th  st:  wf  24x119; 
impd:  Mar  9.  John  Monahan  to  Gross 

& Bowman $1,600 

Hastings  st,  168  ft  w of  Throop;  nf  24x124, 
Mar  15.  Mast  in  Chanc  to  R Schwyn, 

.$431 


Efco mmmw 

Wholesale  ard  Retail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Union  Plane  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  G€iTr<(A)rt  it  t d 

Opposi  e Palmer  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  LlxILiriL^U,  !L<L(p. 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Asti,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 
DILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Hirsch  st,  96  ft  w of  Leavitt  st,  sf  24x127 
%,  Oct  8,  ’84.  P B Stroud  to  J Jensen 

$1,900 

Holden  st,  50  feet  n of  Maxwell,  wf,  150x 
10"\  with  50x218  ft  to  river:  Jan  1.  C 

A Russell  to  John  P Neal $29,240 

Hudson  av,  234  feet  n of  Wisconsin  st,  wf 
24x123  Mar  16;  Dement  & Snavely  to 

LW  Stayart $1,400 

Hubbs  st,  bet  32d  and  33d,  ef  24%xl24, 
impd,  Feb  22;  Harry  Davis  to  Charles 

Shaffner $3,000 

Hoyne  av,  ne  cor  of  Division  st,  5 91-100 
acres,  March  4.  MM  Weston  to  Adam 

Ochs $30,000 

Hermitage  av,  101  ft  s of  York  st:  ef  25x 
125,  Feb  25.  John  Tilly  Jr  to  W Kett- 

ner $1,200 

Homan  av,  s of  Ogden:  ef  100x100,  March 
11.  M W Gay  to  Charles  Thompson, 

$2,000 

Halsted  st,  s e cor  of  Taylor,  w f,  25x100, 
imp.;  Mch  17;  A M Crawford  to  Ellen 

Crawford  et  al $1,300 

Hurlbut  st,  144  s of  Centre,  w f,  244x123; 
Mch  11.  Snavely  & Dermint  to  D San- 
der   $1,650 

Hermitage  av,  311  ft  s of  Polk  st,  ef  25x 
125,  Mch  15.  Seth  C Hapgood  to  Mary 

Martin $1,250 

Harrison  st  W,  ne  cor  Desplaines,  sf  92x 
100,  imp,  Mch  10.  Wm  R & J S Clay- 
ton to  A E Kent $20,500 

Hubbs  si,  141  ft  n of  39th;  wf  25x125,  Feb 
10;  M E and  D B Lyman  to  Sarah 

Quaid $450 

Hamburg  st,  212  ft  e of  Western  av;  nf, 
24x100;  Mar  1.  M Simonds  to  H Wrunck 

$350 

Hinman  st,  184  ft  e of  Western  av,  nf  24x 
125,  Aug  15.  ’85.  M McC  Wilson  to  J 

Doran $400 

Indiana  st  W,  72  ft  w of  Robey:  sf  24x92, 
March  16.  John  McVea  to  J Callery, 

$1,600 

Irving  Place,  n of  and  near  Polk  st,  ef  38 
xl26,  imp,  Mch  15.  L & D W Albaugh 

to  Charles  H Choote $6,000 

Johnson  place,  202  ft  s of  38th  st,  wf,  32 
ft  to  alley,  Feb  6;  M H Lum  et  al  to 

Louisa  Pape $5,000 

Jay  st,  146  ft  n of  Centre,  ef,  98x124,  Feb 

26;  James  Morgan  to  Peter  Clemens, 

$3,400 

Jefferson  st,  48  feet  s of  O’Brien:  ef  24x 
100,  imp  March  16.  M Dedsall  to  B J 

Schiff $3,500 

Jackson  st  W,  ne  cor  of  Throop:  sf  24x 
120,  impd  March  16.  0 J Price  to  Mar- 
garetta  Popp $7,380 


Jefferson  st,  50  ft  n of  Polk,  e f,  50x100; 
Mch  16.  F E Page  and  A W Campbell 

to  A E Kent $4,000 

Jackson  st  W,  231  ft  e of  Halsted  st,  sf,  73 
xl94:  Feb  3.  M A and  G S Hubbard  to 

J D Beckett $15,500 

Jane  st,  nw  cor  of  Wood,  sf,  53x82,  impd; 
Sept  21.  ’85.  H F Schwuchow  to  M 

Braustad $1,975 

Jackson  st  W,  ne  cor  of  Oakley  av;  sf  72x 
150,  Feb  18.  Wm  J Hunt  to  George  N 

Hull $6,600 

Kedzie  av,  325  ft  n of  22d  st,  wf  75x123% 
March  5;  Lombard  <fe  Sawyer  to  C F 

Holman $2,100 

Lake  st  W,  sw  cor  of  Sacramento  ave,  nf, 
40%xl39  Feb  10;  estate  of  J S Flint  to 

Thos  Burton $2,640 

Loomis  st,  nw  cor  of  Van  Buren  st,  ef, 

20  10-12x71  imp;  Mar  8.  Wm  S Crosby 

to  J H Brewster $6,500 

Leavitt  st,  72  feet  n of  Homer;  ef  24x100, 
Mar  12.  H Schooth  to  H and  F Schooth 

$465 

Lumber  st,  104  ft  s of  Twelfth,  ef  76x100, 
Jan  1;  C A Russell  to  Young  & Farrell 

Diamond  Stone  Sawing  Co $8,360 

Lexington  st,  bet  Western  and  Campbell 
avs,  sf  18x124,  imp  Mar  9;  J L Camp- 
bell to  H G Cutler $2,800 

Laflin  st,  137  feet  s of  Van  Buren  wf,  89x 
125,  Feb  23;  H C Judd  to  A T Merriam 

$8,455 

Lincoln  st,  50  feet  s of  Bryson,  ef  25x99, 
with  other  property,  Jan’y  27.  E W 

Blatchford  to  Lyman  Baird $15,000 

Lincoln  st,  50  feet  s of  Bryson:  ef  25x99, 
March  10.  Lyman  Baird  to  P Halvor- 

sen .$800 

Lumber  st,  sw  corner  Maxwell:  175x214, 

with  250  ft  front  in  same  addition,  Jan 
1.  M A Russell  to  John  P Neal.  . $64,000 
Lumber  st,  nw  cor  of  14th;  206x214,  with 
850  ft  front  in  same  addition,  Jan  1;  es- 
tate of  William  W Russell  to  J P Neal 

$120,240 

Lumber  st,  near  Maxwell:  50x100,  and 
100  ft  to  river,  with  100x100  ft  in  same 
addition,  Jan’y  1.  Russell  & Bacon  to 

John  P Neal $42,000 

Lake  st  W,  105  ft  e of  Ashland  av,  sf  72x 
150,  imp,  Feb  1.  J G Goodrich  to  Chas 

T Gregory $36,000 

Luce  st  125  ft  n of  Blackhawk,  e f,  25x108; 
impd,  Mch  16.  Albert  Pyonk  to  M An- 

drzejewski 

Lincoln  st,  216  ft  s of  Fifteenth,  e f,  51% 
xl27;  Mch  4.  Bridget  Welch  to  Chicago 
& Great  Western  Railroad  Company, 

$1,000 

Liberty  st  West,  100  ft  e of  Union,  n f, 

27  %x73;  Feb  18.  Thomas  Dreyer  to  W 

and  T Jink $1,900 

Loomis  st  near  Rebecca,  wf  24x45%,  Mch 
10.  J D Wallace  to  Chicago  & Gt  West 

R R Co $1,500 

Monroe  st  W,  sw  cor  of  Clinton, rnf,  lOOx 
98%,  impd  Mar  8;  Jacob  Roth  et  al  to 

Geo  Woodland $50,000 

McGregor  st,  ne  cor  of  Stewart  av,  sf,  59 
%xl25,  Feb  24,  F & S Krutzberger  to 

Jas  T Armstrong $6,250 

Monroe  st  W,  374  ft  e of  Rockwell,  nf,  25 
xl23,  Feb  12;  D W Storrs  to  M M Ab- 
bey  $2,500 

Miller  st,  199  ft  n of  Taylor,  wf,  25x100, 
March  11;  T Walter  to  H B Whitlock, 

$2,450 

May  st,  150  feet  s of  19th  st,  wf  25x100; 
Mar  8.  Caroline  Buegel  to  Carl  Bur- 

meister $1,500 

Market  st  N,  sw  cor  of  Hills,  ef  34x100, 
imp,  Feb  17.  J H and  W A Herting  to 

John  Falvey : $7,750 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Wood  st,  swf,  24x100, 
Mar  16.  A Lorenz  to  A and  M Fait, 

$1,900 

Miller  st,  158  ft  s of  Harrison,  w f,  25x102; 

Mch  16.  E E Noyes  to  James  Gray, $1,800 
Mohawk  st,  336  ft  s of  Eugene,  w f,  24x70; 
impd;  Mch  18.  Alexander  Kilts  to  J and 

ME  Poppowitz $1,700 

Monroe  st  W:  the  premises  No  1024;  Mar 
13.  E H Ferris  to  J D Dickson  . . .$2,350 


Madison  st  W,  25  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  sf  25x 

124,  Mch  13.  Mstr  in  Chy  to  William 

Cohn $4,800 

Milwaukee  av,  231  ft  nw  of  Carpenter  st, 
sw  f 48xlP0  imp;  Feb  11.  H C Bnech- 

ner  to  M L Ryan $14,000 

Milwaukee  av,  sw  cor  of  Houston  st,  ne  f, 
25x100,  impd  March  15.  G St  Kunz  to 

P Christensen $4,600 

Michigan  av,  85%  ft  n of  Madison  st,  wf 
24x162  1-2:  Mar  3.  Master  in  Chy  to  N 

G Baedler $18,119 

Michigan  av,  ne  cor  of  37th  st,  wf  74x143; 
Feb  19.  Chas  F Gunther  to  Mary  A 

Walker $15,500 

Millard  av,  358%  feet  n of  22d  st;  wf  20x 

125,  imp;  Jan  9.  The  Fairhaven  Insti- 
tution for  Savings  to  G M Scott. . .$2,700 

Market  st  N,  133  feets  of  Division,  ef,  25x 
100,  March  15.  Thomas  Ritchie  to  Adam 

P Kastler $2,600 

Monroe  st  W,  125  ft  e of  Wood  st;  nf  25x 
183%;  Feb  6.  S A and  C L Rising  to 

SEW  Martin $4,125 

Madison  st  W,  168  ft  w of  Morgan;  wf  24 
xl20,  impd,  Mar  15.  M R and  C Ryan 

to  Wm  S Brackett $15,000 

Nixon  st,  217  ft  s of  Polk,  ef,  24x125,  Mar 
10;  A B McChesney  to  C McNicholls, 

$750 

Newberry  av,  288  ft  nof  Maxwell  st,  ef  24x 
100:  Mar  13.  Peter  Beihn  to  C and  M 

Mullers $2,800 

Nineteenth  place  West,  71  feet  w of  John 
st,  sf  24x84  8-1 0,  Feb  18.  J D Lehmer  to 

R Nowak $900 

North  av,  50  ft  w of  Nora:  nf  25x125,  Mar 
8.  Jacobson  & Hallman  to  Lars  Chris- 
tiansen   $1,200 

Nixon  st,  the  premises  Nos.  39,  41,  44,  46, 

48  1-2,  50,  and  52,  with  other  property; 
Mch  5.  C H Harrison  to  Caroline  D 

Harrison $34,500 

Nixon  st,  the  premises  Nos  33  54  1-2  56  58 
60,  and  60  1-2,  with  other  property; 
Mch  5.  C H Harrison  to  C H Harrison 

jr . . . .$34,500 

Polkst  W,  121  1-2  ft  e of  Rockwell,  sfj24x 
125,  Mar  8;  Charter  Oak  Life  Ins  Co  to 

E Milnes $500 

Prairie  ave,  126%  ft  n of  35th  st,  ef  25x 
123;  Jan  22.  Robt  McM  Van  Wyck  to 

Thos  Keeher $2,000 

Park  place,  80  ft  e of  Michigan  av,  n f,  25 
xl25;  Mch  17.  F L Stevens  to  E W 

Shirk $15,000 

Perry  st  near  Belden  av,  ef  25.7  ft  to  alley, 
imp,  Nov  5,  ’85.  Thadeus  Klein  to  Mi- 
chael Figel $1,800 

Paulina  st,  94  ft  s of  Keanon,  ef,  24x100, 
March  11;  Carl  Berndt  to  S A Walthe, 

$500 

Pleasant  st,  130  feet  n of  Division,  wf,  24x 
64,  imp,  Mar  15.  JensCarlsen  to  Adolph 

Peterson $1,600 

Richmond  st,  se  cor  of  Thomas,  wf,  27x 
125,  Mar  8;  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  Julia 

Kutishauser $550 

Randolph  st  W,  50  ft  w of  Willard  place, 
nf,  50x110,  Feb  29;  A T Ewing  to  Chas 

D F Smith $3,750 

Rice  st,  137  ft  w of  Wood,  sf,  26x125:  Mar 
11.  Robert  Hastie  to  J Frankenberg, 

$800 

Rebecca  st,  w of  Waller,  sf,  24x120,  impd, 
March  8.  W Lonegan  to  Chicago  <fc  Gt 

Western  R R Co $1,000 

Rebecca  st,  near  Waller,  s f,  24x120;  Mch 
17.  Master  in  Chancery  to  Mary  Good- 
man  $1,800 

Rebecca  st.  near  Waller,  s f,  24x120;  Mch 
17.  Mary  Goodman  to  Chicago  & Great 

Western  Railroad  Company $1,800 

Seventeenth  st  W,  170  feet  w of  Laflin,  sf, 
25x124,  Mar  4;  est  of  A M Huntington 

to  John  Pankanin $800 

Southport  av,  239  ft  n of  Belden  av,  wf, 
24x124,  imp.  Mar  10;  Xaver  Dzerzinsky 

to  Anna  Mayer  . $3,000 

State  st,  bet  Polk  and  Taylor,  ef,  19  7-8x 
100,  improved,  March  12;  Paul  Negrich 

M F Negrich $20,000 

Seventeenth  st  W,  271  ft  e of  Ashland  av, 
sf  25x124,  Feb  25,  Estate  of  A M Hun- 


tington to  John  Spychlaski 

Sheffield  av,  268  ft  s of  Centre  st,  wf,  24x 
126,  March  12;  M Fallon  to  P Fallon, 

$800 

Shober  st,  250  ft  s of  Hirsch  st,  wf,  25x 
125;  Dec  4,  ’85.  G L Warner  to  J Jen- 
sen   $500 

Shober  st,  225  feet  s of  Hirsch  st,  wf  25x 
125:  Dec  4,  ’85.  Same  to  J Jensen, 

$500 

Seymour  st,  294  ft  s of  Fulton  st,  ef  24x 
126;  Mar  13.  Jas  Keeley  to  J A Quin- 
lan  $900 

Sangamon  st  N,  162  ft  n of  Chicago  av,  wf, 
23x100,  May  1,  ’85.  M Kanarski  to  R 

Kanarski $1,500 

Sawyer  av,  25  ft  s of  21st  st:  wf  25x125, 
March  11.  J L Lombard  to  Charles 

Thompson $600 

Seventeenth  st  W,  24  ft  w of  Laflin,  n f,  24 
xl24:  Mch  16.  Estate  of  A M Hunting- 

ton  to  F E Jablonski $800 

Samuel  st,  125  ft  s of  Cornelia  w f,  25x130; 
Feb  16.  Estate  of  W.  S.  Johnston  to  E 

Gentz $800 

Sate  st  South,  the  premises  No  2718:  Mch 
17.  Margaretha  Abel  to  D B Eaton, 

$5,250 

Schiller  st,  155  ft  e of  Astor,  n f,  180x83% ; 
Mch  18;  E.  L and  C.  H.  Nix  to  Potter 

Palmer $21,814 

Sedgwick  st,  62  ft  s of  Tworney,  e f,  25x 
100,  impd;  Mch  18.  William  Leahy  to 

William  Beck $8,200 

Selden  st,  96  ft  e of  Lincoln,  nf  24x100, 
Sept  9,  ’85.  Yeaton  & Stewart  to  P S 

Arndt $550 

Southport  av,  75  ft  s of  Webster  av;  ef  25 
xl50,  imp,  Nov  28,  ’85.  Michl  Brand  & 

Co  to  J S Lindau $1,725 

Sherman  st,  nw  cor  of  Polk  st,  ef  100x85, 
Nov  3, ’83.  M W Hunt  to  Massachusettss 

Mutual  Life  Ins  Co $6,000 

Shurtleff  av,  near  32d  st,  wf  25x125:  Mar 
10:  A and  C W Robe  to  H Brinkmann 

$800 

Seeley  av,  bet  Madison  and  Monroe  sts,  ef 
17%xl25,  impd,  Mar  11.  J L Camp- 
bell to  Ida  Le  Roy $5,500 

Twelfth  st  W,  116  ft  e of  Western  av,  nf, 

25  ft  to  alley,  Jan  4;  G De  Clereq  to  J 

and  M Hubka $925 

Trumbull  av,  450  ft  n of  Harrison  st,  ef, 
25x116;  Mar  12.  S J Vacker  to  F G 

Culver $500 

Twenty-ninth  st,  116  ft  e of  Hanover,  nf, 
100x631,  April  4,  ’85.  David  Davis  to 

Wardell  Guthrie  et  al $18,700 

Twenty-eighth  st,  25  feet  e of  Hanover;  sf 
25x124.  impd,  March  15.  Michl  Kenne- 
dy to  F Schoeder $1,675 

Thirteenth  st  W,  96  ft  w of  Lincoln,  nf,  24 
xl24,  Feb  25.  Jas  Stinson  to  P Doher- 
ty   $625 

Twelfth  stW,  144  1-2  ft  w of  Cypress  st,  sf 
24x152;  Feb  6.  Est  of  C H Thomson  to 

J T Gannon $1,500 

Twelfth  st  W,  same  property  as  above:  Feb 
6.  J T Gannon  to  Mark  Hardin  . .$1,500 
Thirteenth  st  W,  sw  cor  of  Lincoln,  nf  24 
xl24,  Mar  4.  Martin  Gara  to  P J and 

C Bradshaw $900 

Twelfth  st  West,  the  premises  No  428;  Feb 
24.  J F Keeney  to  Charles  P Keeney, 

$20,000 

Taylor  st  W,  252%  ft  e of  Robey,  sf  25x 
153,  Oct  24,  ’85.  T L Nelson  to  S M Can- 

field $750 

Taylor  st  W,  202  ft  e of  Robey,  sf  25x153, 
Feb  23.  E Whittlesey  to  Peter  Steffens 

$1,375 

Vernon  Park  place,  ne  cor  of  Sibley  st, 
sf,  175x144,  Feb  13;  Wm  A Porter 

to  G Franchere $10,500 

Van  Horn  st,  96  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  n f,  24x 
124;  impd.  Feb  18.  Jan  Sohwaitzer 

to  RI  and  M Kriz $1,835 

Van  Horn  st,  72  ft  e of  Leavitt,  nf  24x124, 
imp,  Mch  13.  Franz  Kolar  to  F and  M 

Kurc $800 

Van  Horn  st,  225  ft  w of  Ashland  av;  nf 
25x125,  impd,  Mar  10.  Christ  Corban 

to  August  Steffan $2,875 

Wesson  st,  305  ft  n of  Chicago  av,  ef,  und 
half  of  25x134,  impd,  Mar  13.  Andrew 

J Hall  to  Julius  Rieck $2,600 

Wells  st  N,  25  ft  n of  Menomonee;  ef  97 
%xl25,  Feb  16.  Edward  Clarke  to  Geo 

B Gale $4,500 

Willow  st,  103  ft  east  of  Orchard  st,  nf,  24 
x99  1-2  imprvd;  Aug  8,  ’84;  Wilhelm 

Schulz  to  Sophia  Schulz $3,000 

Whipple  st,  141  ft  s of  Jackson  st:  ef  25x 
125  imp:  Feb  1,  WH  Thompson  to 

F G Beaubien $2,460 

Webster  av,  48  ft  w of  Seminary,  nf,  24x 
125,  imp,  Jan  29;  E and  B Penner  to  J 


E Brazelton $3,300 

Wabash  av.  479  ft  s of  18th  st,  wf  25x168, 
imp,  Mar  6;  E B & T W Trego  to  Sami 

Gregsten $9,000 

Warren  ay,  487  ft  w of  Fall  st,  nf  24x122, 

Dec  4,  ’85.  E T Cushing  to  J L Camp- 
bell   $1,000 

Warren  av,56  ft  w of  Robey  st,  n f, 30x124; 

Dec  24,  1885;  F J and  M Bachert  to  F 

A Oswald $3,000 

Wilcox  st,  25  ft  w of  Campbell  av,  nf  25x 
124,  imp,  Mch  15.  H L & C M Rogers 

to  G L Gray $3,500 

Water  st  N,  nw  cor  Kinzie,  115x120x136, 
Mch  6.  Lewis  Gazzolo  to  Chicago  & N 

W R R Co $18,000 

Yeaton  st,  bet  Wood  and  Lincoln;  192xj£ 
100,  Feb  23.  Wm  Selden  to  Yopicka  & 

Kubin $4,200 

Korth  of  City  Limits. 

Burling  st  325  ft  s of  Dewey  court,  ef  25x 
105,  Mch  2.  J Schutte  to  W H Shutte 

$700 

Belmont  av  ne  cor  Perry  st,  sf  24x125,  Feb 
22.  Joseph  Loechel  to  William  Hoppe 

$2,550 

Baxter  st,  sw  cor  of  School,  ef  100x123, 
March  10.  M and  G R Thamer  to  I C 

Elston $7,635 

Evanston  av,  136  ft  s of  Graceland;  ef  50 
xl25,  March  2.  J D Bisbee  to  A N Sal- 
mon   $5,000 

Fletcher  st  296  ft  w of  Evanston  av,  nf  25 
xl25,  June  6,  85.  J E Wilson  to  F <fc  N 

Andrews $750 

Hoyne  st  325  ft  s of  Belmont  av,  wf  25x 

108,  Mch  17.  A Wilt  to  F Hill $275 

Homer  av  sw  cor  Sheldon,  nf  24x125,  Mch 

16.  W Zage  to  S Block $200 

Homer  av,  193  ft  w of  Sheldon,  nf  50x125 
March  8:  S E Gross  to  W L Fowler 

$750 

Homer  av,  75  ft  e of  Robey  st.  sf,  25x125, 

Mar  8;  S E Gross  to  F Koehn $375 

Halsted  st,  254  ft  n of  Diversy  av,  wf,  50x 
140,  Jan  20.  J R Arnold  to  A Bischoff 

$2,850 

Homer  ave,  sw  cur  of  Sheldon  ave,  nf  24x 
125,  March  4;  S E Gross  to  Wm  Zage 

$500 

Lincoln  av,  sw  cor  of  Cornelia  st,  ef  48  ft 
to  alley,  March  9;  S E Gross  to  Jacob 

Paschke $1,280 

Lincoln  av,  170  ft  se  of  Paulina  st,  ef  24  ft 
to  Paulina  st,  Dec  26,  ’85.  Samuel  E 

Gross  to  Wm  Bloomerth $750 

Lincoln  av,  179  ft  n of  School  st:  ef,  25  ft 
to  alley;  Feb  20.  C A Page  to  A T 

Shockley $600 

Melrose  st,  245  ft  w of  Lincoln  av,  nf  60x 
125,  March  12,  John  H Klein  to  Charles 

Kaiser $3,200 

Noble  av,  341  ft  w of  Racine  ave,  nf,  25x 

125,  March  11.  Gebauer  & Shephan  to 

S Bohm $550 

Racine  av,  96fts  of  George  st,  wf  24x124 

Feb  22.  J Mau  to  F Mittman $750 

Racine  av  72  ft  n of  Wolfram  st,  wf  24x 

126,  Feb  1.  Jasper  Mann  to  J J Muller 
$750 

Southport  av,  49  ft  s of  Fletcher,  wf  24x 
125,"  Mch  15.  J P Altgeld  to  M Heide- 

sick $650 

Southport  av,  50  ft  n of  Fletcher  st:  ef  24 
xl25,  March  8.  J P Altgeld  to  A Me 

lecki $650 

Sheffield  av,  near  Marianna  st;  ef  25x140; 
Jan  15.  F A and  L A Brown  to  A S and 

L Wehrheim $1,200 

Wellington  st,  216  ft  w of  Sheffield  av,  nf 
25x122,  Mar  1.  Theodor  Sickel  to  W T 

Cooley $700 

Wolcott  st,  92  ft  s of  Sunnyside  av,  wf  100 
xl52,  Dec  2,  ’85.  Wm  Dickinson  to  A 

C and  E A MacLaughlan $1,800 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Arnold  st,  121  feet  n of  61st,  wf,  27x125, 
May  14,  ’85;  Alonzo  C Hall  to  E N Til- 

lotson $2,000 

Atlantic  st,  bet  48th  and  49th;  wf  23x125, 
March  8.  F McKee  to  C J Hambleton 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

I 15  Dearborn  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


$950 

Arnold  st,  144  ft  s of  59th:  wf  24x1 38, with 
other  propei ty;  Jan  25.  Peter  Egan  to 

Martin  Egan $1,600 

Atlantic  st  near  nw  cor  58th,  ef  62x123, 
Feb  26.  D Stauffer  to  E G Petterson 

$1,116 

Atlantic  st,  583  ft  n of  58th,  ef  31x123, 
Mch  13,  E G Petterson  to  W G Olson 

$2,000 

Ashland  av,  300  ft  s of  51st  st,  ef  25x125, 
imp,  Mch  17.  J P Reummler  to  R Ot- 

tenstroer $1,300 

Arnold  st,  bet  44th  and  45th;  ef  25x124, 
March  6.  T Hickey  to  J Phelan  ....  $500 


Archer  av;  175  ft  ne  of  Spears  st;  nf  25x 
125,  Feb  10.  H H Shufeldt  to  G Abhan 

$600 

Barney  st,  322  ft  e of  Market  st:  sf  37  1-2 
xl21:  Mar  4.  Braton  Bushee  to  S S Ha- 
vens   $5,500 

Bowen  av  sw  cor  Lawrence,  nf  61%xl20, 
Mch  1.  M C Peet  to  William  Harpole 

$7,100 

Buddan  st  near  41st,  ef  27x104,  Mch  18.  T 

Daley  to  E Daley $800 

Bowen  av.  near  Langley,  nf  25x117,  Mch 
10  Nathan  Corwith  te  J Kirkpatrick 

$1,500 

Bowen  st  near  Langley  av,  nf  25x117,  Mch 
16.  S C Gordon  to  W D Gorden.  . .$1,500 
Dearborn  st,  the  premises  No  3931,  March 
12.  C H Lehmann  to  the  German  Evan- 
gelical Lutheran  St  Petri  Congregation 

$3,650 

Englewood  av  w of  Wallace  st.  sf  24x124, 
Mch  13.  L Bartholomew  to  C F W Fohl- 

busch $500 

Forty-Fifth  st,  146  feet  e of  Evans  av,  sf, 

24  2-10x111  1-2;  Mar  8.  Master  in  Chan 

to  C H Read $1,270 

Forty-fifth  st,  same  property  as  above; 
Mar  13.  C S Read  to  Wm  Fitzgerald 

$1,500 

Forty-first  st,  44  ft  e of  Bissell  av:  nf  25x 
125:  Aug  7, ’85.  L M and  G Forrester 

to  A and  B Keegan $475 

Fifty-first  st  2634  ft  w of  Morgan,  nf  26% 
xll2,  Mch  9.  P Stevens  to  C Sant- 

maire $350 

Fifty-eighth  st,  bet  Wallace  and  Wright 
streets:  sf,  50  ft  to  alley,  July  11.  Jas 

Shea  to  John  O’Toole $750 

Grand  blvd,  ne  cor  46th  st,  5 acrs,  (ex 
streets),  Feb  6.  G W Smith,  trustee,  et 

al,  to  G M Bogue $60,000 

Hibbard  ave,  100  ft  s of  51st  st:  wf,  50x 
150;  Dec  30,  ’85.  H N Hibbard  et  al  to 

L E Harvey $2,500 

Hibbard  av,  ne  cor  52d  st,  wf  60x140,  Nov 
26,  ’85.  Craig  & Cornell  to  Albert  & 

Maddern $3,600 

Hyde  Park  av,  301  ft  s of  40th  st,  wf,  100 
ft  to  Michigan  Terrtce:  Feb  4.  L W 

and  D C Bradley  to  R M Fair $15,000 

Lot  on  street  between  58th  and  59th  sts, 
and  360  ft  west  of  State  st,  nf,  40x155; 
Mar  11.  A and  H W Buckman  to  Emilia 

Thibault $2,000 

Lawrence  av,  208  feet  s of  45th  st:  wf  25x 
179,  Mar  10.  E F Henderson  to  James 

Howard $800 

La  Salle  st,  near  54th:  ef  28x90,  Mar  15.  S 

J P Bowes  to  GW  Rose $1,250 

La  Salle  st,  near  above;  ef  28x90,  Mar  15. 

Same  to  S E Wagstaff $1,250 

Lake  av,  435  ft  n of  45th  st,  wf  50x125, 
Mch  16.  F C Gibbs  to  L D Mott. . $3,750 
Lots  1 to  17,  block  5,  and  lots  5 to  17,  blk 
6,  Packer’s  Fifth  Addition,  Mar  4;  HF 

Higgins  to  Swift  & Co $5,000 

Paulina  st,  168  feet  n of  49th:  ef  48x124, 
Feb  26.  B F Jacobs  to  G Donders.  .$700 
St  Lawrence  av,  283  ft  s of  45th  st:  wf  25 
xl79;  Mar  13.  E F Henderson  to  W H 

Porter $775 

School  st,  near  45th,  ef,  24x115,  Oct  8,  ’85, 
Matthew  Laflin  to  H J C Rubach, 

$425 

School  st  near  45th,  wf  24x122,  May  6, ’84. 

M Laflin  to  J Schur $425 

Sixty  third  st,  100  ft  e of  Stewart  av:  sf 
50x183,  Mar  16.  C P Hanchett  to  M 

Flannery $2,500 

Sixty-third  st,  230  feet  w of  Woodlawn  av: 
sf  38x150,  Mar  5.  M E andH  M Wright 

toW  A Campbell $1,250 

State  st,  sw  corner  of52d:  ef  44  4-10x100, 


Feb  15.  J Wakerli  to  A Raggio.  . . $3,500 
Stewart  ave,  near  48th  st;  wf  46x125,  Feb 

26.  MAR  and  R Harrison  to  J T 

Armstrong $500 

Throop  st  sw  cor  50th,  10  acrs,  Mch  8.  Es- 
tate of  F H Kales  to  R W Hyman  Jr 

$15,000 

Thirty-ninth  st,  170  ft  e of  Grand  blvd,  nf 
80x173  ft,  Mch  17.  C L Hutchinson  to 

A A Sprague $8,000 

Thirty-ninth  st,  sw  cor  of  Clark,  nf,  64  ft 
to  alley,  March  11;  JE  Burke  to  Ellen 

Burke $6,100 

Thirty-ninth  st,  bet  Langley  and  Cottage 
Grove  avs;  nf  55x180,  Mar  4.  J P Lott 

to  D Robinson  et  al $8,100 

Union  st,  bet  53d  and  54th,  ef  25x125, 
February  23.  E S Dreyer  to  F Manzke 

$400 

Victor  st,  216  ft  s of  48th:  ef  40x124,  Jan 

27.  E A Warfield  to  C B Dupee $500 

Winter  st,  bet  44th  and  45th:  ef  25x125, 

March  11.  A and  O A Kinney  to  M 

Garrivan $l,60o 

Woodlawn  ave,  133  ft  s of  51st  st,  ef  50x 
164,  Mar  11.  Master  in  Chancery  to  A 

L Donnelly - • ■ $1,119 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Ballou  av,  266  ft  s of  Armitage,  ef  25x177 
March  15.  C W Drew  to  H R Hutchin- 
son   $325 

Cornelia  st  100  ft  e of  Seminary  av,  nf  50 
xl25,  Mch  17.  E J Lehmann  to  A F 

Sutton $1,200 

Clarkson  av,  200  ft  s of  Cortland  st,  wf  25 
xl25;  Mar  19.  S Delamater  to  Jno  Ross 

$350 

Humboldt  blvd,  85  ft  e of  Forest  av,  nf  36 
xl65  ft,  Feb  25.  G N Falley  to  M A 

O’Callaghan $750 

Jefferson  court,  211%  ft  w of  Western  av, 
sf,  25x114,  impd,  Mar  15.  E and  W R 

Hamilton  to  John  Jensen $1,600 

Linden  av,  180  feet  s of  Humboldt  boule- 
vard; ef  25x125,  Mar  15.  M Joensan 

to  H P Rurup $600 

Laurel  av  near  Greenwood,  ef  50x125, 
Mch  16.  G J Baillargeon  to  R Lyman 

et  al $1,200 

Milwaukee  av,  sw  cor  of  Prindiville  st,  ne 
f,  50x111,  March  1;  M H and  R Prindi- 
ville to  G W Prindiville $2,500 

Mitchell  270  ft  n of  Wabansia;  ef  25x118 
Nov  11,  ’85.  Olson  & Johnson  to  J 

Cravin $450 

Maplewood  av.  125  ft  s of  Evergreen  av, 
wf,  25x125,  imp;  March  4.  D F Ander- 
son to  R E Cuppage $2,000 

Nerman  ave,  87  ft  s of  Wabansia,  ef  25x 
100,  impd,  Mar  16.  F and  L Northdorft 

to  J M Eckhardt $700 

North  ave,  ne  cor  of  Ballou,  sf,  49x140, 
Mar  16.  Martin  Muller  to  Maria  Mul- 
ler   $1,400 

North  av,  same  as  above,  Mar  16.  Maria 

Muller  to  Juliana  Muller $1,400 

Tripp  av,  108  ft  s of  Dickens  av,  wf,  50x 
125  impd;  Mar  13.  Fred  C Austin  to  L 

A Pease $4,000 

Wabansia  av,  49  ft  w of  Oglesby;  sf  25x 
153,  March  13.  C B Simons  to  R Lau- 
terbach $325 


Lot  42  bk  30,  17  39  14,  Mch  5,  Annie  E Hcaunell  to  D 

Burtzow ■■■• 

15  ‘A  hw  !4  and  w 'A  «e  !4  and  w 'A  <>  !4  ««  'A  3 .18  I l 
(200  acs),  Mch  9,  Ephraim  Hattor  to  B Harper^ 

Lots" 3 and  4 b 6 Keeney  & Rlnn’B  add  to  Evanston, 

Mch  9,  Thos  Nee  to  O E & L Hup  Kwy  Co *2,600 

Lots  79  80  81  b 2 n pt  b 3 Hilliard  k Dobbin’s  add  to 
Washington  Heights.  Mch  8,  L P Hilliard  to  II 

Brown ■ ■ W50 

Lot  16  b 2 Tyler’s  sub  nw  qr  34  39  14,  Mch  1,  Carl  D 

Bradley  to  J K Willett *7,600 

Lot  4 of  lots  18  to  22  b 7 Tiernan’s  sub  18  .ig  14,  Jan 

4,  Murtha  G Lewis  to  F J Hahn *2,200 

Lots  5 and  6 of  lots  42  and  43  b 4 Honore’s  sub  m 
Tiernan’s  sub  18  39  14,  Mch  10,  II  Boss  to  pleasant 

Amiek *2,500 

Lot  11  blk  5 Davis’  sub  sw  qr  28  39  14,  Mch  1,  ’84,  es- 
tate of  M G Almy  to  P Maher *1,300 

Lot  19  b 1 Sweet’s  sub  9 38  14,  Feb  6,  D Williams  to 

J A Nystedt 4950 

E 22  ft  of  nw  qr  lot  12  Turner's  sub  in  se  qr  12  39  13, 

Mch  10,  Mary  E Potwin  to  H C Stewart *1,870 

Lot  1 of  lots  17  18  and  e hlf  19  b 2 Morris’  sub  sw 
qr  18  39  14  No  45  Campbell  Park,  Feb  17,  W H 

Maple  to  F G Elwell *4.700 

E 40  aes  of  s hlf  se  qr  13  40  13,  Nov  18,  ’85,  J Gunz- 
enhauser  to  L Wehrheim,  assignee  to  P F Haynes 

*24,000 

Lots' 18  and  19  b 15  se  qr  17  39  14,  Mch  9,  Valentine 

Partenheimer  to  C M Lynch  et  al *1,000 

Lots  33  and  34  b 99  w hlf  27  39  14,  Mary  L Stouten- 

burgh  to  Kate  M Neumann *11,500 

Lot  37  b 4 in  part’n  n e 'A  se  !4  20  40  14,  Feb  15, 

H Dirks  to  A Wirthsaft *2,100 

Lots  20  21  22  Huff  k Mullen’s  add,  Mch  13,  A G Wal- 
lace to  J W Sheridan *1,600 

Lot  6 b 52  Evanston,  Mch  8,  E C k F E Cross  to  J C 

Easton $1,300 

Lot  12  b 120  S Chicago,  Feb  11.  C & C C & D Co  to 

Jno  Anderson *250 

Lot  80  Moorman’s  add,  Mch  8,  P Halvorsen  to  D L 

Morrill *2,925 

Lot  8 of  lots  2 3 4 b 84  S S add,  Dec  26,  ’85,  H W k J 
H Glasscock  to  J E Rhodes,  assigned  to  A A 

Campbell *35,000 

Lot  14  and  w 314  ft  15  Bliss  k Wait’s  sub  in  n hlf  b 4 
e hlf  sw  qr  2 38  14,  Mary  A Halley  to  Hannah  Too- 

len *2,001 

Lot  50  of  lots  2 3 4 blk  84  S S add,  March  6,  Conrad 
Furst  to  A A Campbell *40,500 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 

E 14  lot  5 blk  41  S S add  No  107  Mather  st,  Feb  25,  J 

Fisher  to  J Laita *3,100 

Lot  9 of  lots  4 5 and  6 b 1 Borden’s  sub  36  40  13,  Aug 

26,  M Peterson  et  al  to  S Peterson $1,550 

House  and  lot.  No  233  Townsend  st,  se  cor  Elm  st, 

Jan  25,  Luke  Byrne  to  G Nelson $9,000 

Lot  13  of  lots  2 3 4 b 84,  being  50  ft  front  on  Frank 

lin  st,  Mch  6,  M Doyle  to  J Watson $50,000 

Lots  26  27  28  b 5 Harmon’s  add,  Mch  8,  H A Stearns 

to  Garden  City  Land  Co $2,000 

Lots  24  and  25  b 5 Harrison’s  add,  Jan  22,  Harvey  P 
Platt  to  Garden  City  Land  Co $1,00q 


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HYDE  PABK. 

Lot  3 blk  4 Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  June  20,  R_ 

Berger  to  J Jordan *350 

Lot  8 of  lots  1 to  30  Junction  Grove  in  22  38  14,  Feb 

23,  Wm  Perry  to  Mary  L Schrader *600 

Lot  11  b 1 in  re-sub  b 12  Kensington,  Mch  6,  Mstr  in 

Chy  to  Carl  Pieper 11,315 

Lot  21  b 85  S Chicago,  Oct  26,  ’85,  C & C C k D Co 

to  E L Hassenstein  *500 

Lot  39  b 10  same,  Nov  20,  ’85,  same  to  M Hansen. *400 

Lot  15  b 56  same,  Mch  6,  A Culleen  to  M Marr $850 

Lots  14  and  15  blk  3 Wait  k Bowen’s  sub  w !4  ne  H 
23  38  14,  Feb  3,  Isabell  Wade  to  Mary  W Keith.. *250 
Lot  12  blk  28  S Chicago,  Feb  11,  W Bought  to  R W 

Bridge *1,500 

Lot  12  b 28  S Chicago,  Aug  23,  ’85.  Lucy  0 Downs  to 

W Rough t *100  etc 

Lot  63  div  3 S Shore  sub  30  38  15,  Mch  6,  Merchants’ 
Farmers’  & Mechanics’  Savings  Bank  to  R W 

Bridge $800 

Same  premises,  Mch  6.  R W Bridge  to  W Ronght 

*1,300 

Lot  11  b 12,  Ironworkers’  add,  Mch  11,  H Thinnes  to 

S Meisershach *400 

Lot  22  b 28  S Chicago,  Mch  22,  Thos  Orten  to  Mary 

Godfrey *700 

Lot  3 blk  1 Fallis  & Gano’s  add  to  Pullman,  Mch  15. 

Fallis  & Gano  to  W Nicolai *225  - 

Lot  44  blk  8 S Chicago,  Mch  4,  Mary  C & T Dobbins 

to  W Proppe *450 

B 1 of  b 1 Carolin’s  sub  w hlf  se  qr  25  38  14,  Mch  9, 

Mstr  in  Chy  to  Bertha  E Johhston *1,965 

Lot  41  b 2 West’s  add  to  Cheltenham  Beach.  June 

10,  ’84,  R W Bridge  to  C R McGinnis $250 

E 37  ft  of  s 132  ft  of  lot  161  div  2 Westfall’s  sub  in 
30  38  15,  Mch  1,  Maria  D Crandall  to  F T Gui- 

tean $2,000 

Lots  1 2 3 7 to  10  13  to  24  b 2 Haines’  sub  bs  2 and  14 
Cir  Ct  partn  nw  qr  ne  qr  etc  31  38  14,  Mch  5,  W S 

Haines  to  E B Woodbridge $4,000 

W 118  ft  of  lots  43  to  46  b 68  S Chicago,  Feb  4,  C & 

C C & D Co  to  Pat’k  Farrell *3,000 

LAKE. 

Lot  7 Parmly’s  sub  n 419  2-lo  ft  of  s 825  ft  of  nw  qr 
33  38  14,  Aug  27,  ’85,  H C Parmly  to  M Fitzgerald 

*123 

Lots  1 and  2 b 3 Beck’s  sub  of  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 

Feb  27,  B S Chase  to  W C Hamnett *800 

Lot  46  b 3 University  sub  of  Englewood,  Feb  lg,  Wm 

B Oxnam  to  Jas  Pauballegon $500 

Lots  36  and  37  b 5 Deck’s  sub  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Feb  25. 

~C  H Caldwell  to  J P Tramel *530 

Lots  47  and  48,  b 4 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 

Feb  18,  C H Caldwell  to  B Ebers $900 

Lot  21  b 2 Hedenberg’s  sub  se  qr  7 38  14,  Feb  29,  J 

Hedenberg  to  J W Hedenberg *200 

N 35  ft  of  e 176  ft  of  s 50  ft  of  lot  5 blk  13  Linden 
Grove,  Feb  26,  A H Mick  to  Carrie  L Long..  ..$2,700 
Lots  8 and  9 of  lots  2 3 6 7 b 5 Linden  Grove,  Mch 

10,  P Bertemis  to  F D Hess *1,009 

Lots  41  and  42  Parmly’s  add  to  Auburn,  Oct  1,  ’85, 

H C Parmly  to  A J Olson *300 

Lots  4 to  9 16  17  18  b 2 of  lots  9 to  12  etc  b 15  Linden_ 

Grove,  arch  5,  Angie  Page  to  Eliza  Milnes *3,750 

Lot  6 blk  10  Linden  Grove,  Mch  1,  Eva  R Perry  to  S 

W Sinclair $2,600 

Lot  39  and  n 8 ft  lot  38  b 3 Univ  sub  of  Englewood, 

Mch  2,  J L Du  Breuil  to  Luella  G Tibbals *743 

Lot  2 b 6 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  21  38  14.  J W Iredell  to 

F A Benton *750 

E 50  ft  of  lot  7 and  pt  of  lot  1 Sutherland’s  sub  33  38 

14.  Mch  16,  J W Converse  to  F A Smith $300 

S hlf  lot  6 b 6 Normal  School  sub  21  38  14,  Mch  6,  J 

Glas  to  Jane  W Colegrove 7 *250 

Lots  33  and  34  blk  14  Webb’s  sub  se  qr  14  38  13,  Feb 

14.  J F Eberhart  to  0 J Milliken *400 

TJnd  1-10  of  w hlf  sw  qr  nw  qr  sw  qr,  Feb  16,  Edgar^ 

M Wilson  to  Cornelius  M Lane $1 

S 17  ft  of  lot  14  and  n 16  ft  of  lot  15  b 5 Univ  sub  21 38 

14,  Mch  10,  J L Du  Breuil  to  F E Brown  $659 

Lot  15  b 4 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Mch  8,  W H 

Gilson  to  John  D Pyne *350 

Lots  8 to  14  b 1 Bates’  sub  in  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Mch  5, 

Martha  E Buckingham  to  L W Framhein *5,000 

Lot  70  b 1 Benedict’s  sub  20  38  14,  July  23,  ’85,  R_S_ 

Cox  to  Louis  Herbert *450 

Lot  10  b 4 same  sub,  June  16.  ’85,  same  to  H Lee.. $200 
N % of  lot  14  block  8 Linden  Grove,  Mch  3,  Mollie 
Semmes  to  H P Haskin *588 


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ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  iD'u  residents. 


Lot  58  b 2 Benedict’s  sub  20  38  14,  June  26,  ’85,  R S 

Cox  toN  Weber $250 

Lots  1 to  9 b 3 Hill  & Pike’s  add  to  S Englewood  in 
32  38  14,  Mch  1,  J L Selvey  to  Emma  E Selvey..$600 
Lot  63  b 4 Benedict’s,  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  Aug  3,  R S 

Cox  to  C Roche $225 

Lots  59  and  60  blk  4 same,  Aug  8,  same  to  Wm  Roo- 
ney  -$150 

S 50  ft  of  lot  6 blk  6 Barnum’s  Grove,  Feb  24,  Eliza- 
beth E & A B Prine  to  E Rich $500 

E hlf  se  qr  (80  acs)  22  38  13.  Mch  8,  Protection  Life 

Ins  Co  to  Wm  H Mitchell,  by  assignee $8,000 

Lot  10  b 3 Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  June  10,  ’85, 

R S Cox  to  A Hachery $ $300 

LYONS. 

Lot  2 b 11  La  Grange,  Mch  1,  C W Richmond  to  F D 

Cossitt $500 

Lot  15  b 14  same,  Mch  3,  F D Cossitt  to  F D Cossitt 

Jr $500 

E 81  3-10  ft  of  lots  12  13  14  blk  13  La  Grange,  Mch  1, 

F D Cossitt  to  C J Dietrich $1,000 

Lot  1 blk  25  La  Grange,  Oct  15,  ’85,  Alice  J and  J D 

Williams  to  F D Cossitt $2,500 

Lot  1 b 15  1st  add  to  La  Grange,  same  to  same.. $1,800 
N blf  nw  qr  10  38  12,  Mch  3,  Mstr  in  Chy  to  B F Ray 

$4,277 

W hlf  ne  qr  8 38  12,  Mch  3,  same  to  same $9,639 

N hlf  ne  qr  10  38  12,  same  to  same $5,362 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  22  Cossitt’s  1st  add  to  La  Grange, 

Mch  10,  F D Cossitt  to  T Schultz $325 

W 26  acs  sw  qr  sw  qr  16  38  12,  Mch  15,  C Schmitz  to 

T Murphy $1,500 

OALUMET. 

Lot  19  of  lots  4 8 9 10  b 13  Washington  Heights,  Feb 

8,  Jane  Hopkinson  to  R L Warren $500 

Lots  79  and  80  b 2;  lots  41  to  44  b 1,  in  sub  of  n pt  b 3 
Hilliard  k Dobbin’s  1st  add  to  Wash’ton  Heights, 
Mch  1,  S A Hilliard,  Trustee,  to  E P Hilliard..  .$891 
Lot  12  blk  6 Cole’s  sub  nw  qr  5 37  14,  Mch  9,  Mary 

Johnston  to  E L Brainard $250 

Lots  lg  and  20  b 13  Yiucennes  Road  add,  Mch  5,  C 

Krueger  to  J Clemens  $475 

Lots  28  to  33  blk  47  Washington  Heights,  Mch  8,  F 

Campbell  to  M F Dunn $1,200 

Lots  68  ard  69  Sharpshooter’s  Park  sub  in  sw  hlf  21 
37  14,  Mch  4,  Chicago  Sharpshooters  Ass’n  to  G L 

Ritzhaupt $200 

Lots  4 and  5 bk  1 Bissell’s  sub  in  sw  qr  21  37  14,  Feb 

24,  C Mitrucker  to  W Nicolai  $500 

Lots  17  to  20  Sharpshooter’s  Park  sub  21  37  14,  Chi- 
cago Sharpshooters  Ass’n  to  P J Harter $459 

Lots  171  to  174  Barne’s  sub,  Mch  4,  same  to  F Wis- 

tarvil $100 

Lots  104  105  Sharpshooter’s  Park  sub  in  21  37  14, 
Mch  4,  Chicago  Sharpshooters  Ass’n  to  GMarz.$250 

Lot  54  same  sub,  Mch  4,  same  to  J B Hefner $100 

Lot  53  same,  Mch  4,  same  to  Geo  Kuehl $100 

Lots  90  and  91  same,  Mch  4,  same  to  J J Voelcker.$200 
Lots  94  and  95  same,  Mch  4,  same  to  P Bartholo- 

mae $225 

Lots  92  and  93  same,  Mch  4,  same  to  A E Leichts.$200 
Lots  88  and  89  same,  Mch  4,  same  to  M Lussig  — $250 
Lots  96  and  97  same,  Mch  4,  same  to  G Bartholo- 

mae $200 

Lots  90  aud  91  of  lots  8 9 and  10  block  4 Washington 

Heights,  C I Oberg  to  Johanna  C de  Verdier $750 

Lots  162  to  166  Sharpshooter’s  Park  sub  21  37  14, 

Sharpshooters’  Ass’n  to  A Zschuppe $525 

Lot  82  b 2 n pt  blk  3 Hilliard  & Dobbin’s  1st  add  to 
Washington  Heights,  Mch  10,  L P Hilliard  to  J 

McManus $150 

Lots  2 to  8 Sharpshooters’  park  sub  21  37  14,  Mch  4, 

Sharpshooters’  Ass’n  to  J H Klare $750 

Lot  12  block  6 Coles’  sub  nw  qr  5 37  14.  Mch  10,  E L 

Brainerd  to  G H Lathrop $450 

CICERO. 

Lot  7 b 10  Austinville,  Jan  12,  L G Walton  to  E S 

Austin $1 

Lot  22  b 1 of  lots  12  to  17  Scoville’s  sub  49  acs  in  7 
39  13,  Jan  16,  Dora  E Herrick  to  Tryphena  C 

Rouuds  $750 

W hlf  w hlf  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  39  13,  Jan  16,  ’82,  A B 

Jenks  to  B & E D Hosmer $1,000 

Lots  31  and  36  block  5 Scoville  & Nile’s  add  to  Oak 

Park,  Mch  3,  M C Niles  to  Cora  J Burrows $2,500 

N 40  ft  lot  6 and  s 10  ft  lot  7 b 7 Austin  et  al  sub  sw 
qr  6 39  13,  Moh  6,  AnnaM  Morey  to  S E Pebbles. $600 
Und  Vt  lot  69  b 5 s /2  10  39  13,  Mch  12,  Marg’t  A Gil- 
lespie to  Richard  Manley $300 

Lot  17  b 5 Frink’s  sub  in  Austinville,  May  5,  ’85,  es- 
tate of  Jas  Carter  to  C V Banker $900 

EVANSTON. 

Triangular  piece  on  w side  of  lots  10  to  13  b 30,  Feb 
17,  Wm  P Kimball  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co..  ..$3,000 
Lot  6 b 12  White’s  add,  Feb  26,  Emma  W Baumister 

to  same $1,050 

W 50  ft  of  lot  7 b 2 w 50  ft  of  11  50  ft  of  lot  1 b 3 Sny- 
der’s add,  Mch  6,  Marvin  A Dean  to  same $2,300 

Lot  20  G W Huntoon’s  add  to  S Evanston,  March  4, 

Catherine  M Stearns  to  Edwin  Memory $680 

Lot  8 (ex  e 36  9-12  ft  aud  ex  n 50  ft)  b 64  Evanston, 

H Muller  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $3,000 

Lot  8 b 40  Evai  ston,  Apl  27,  J H Ailing  to  J H Kee- 
ney   ,. . . $900 

Pt  of  lot  8 bk  64  Evanston,  Mch  9,  Raka  Rohn  to  C E 

k L Sup  Rwy  Co $1,250 

N hlf  lot  7 b 6 Keeny  & R inn’s  add.  Jan  8,  A F Carr 

to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $650 

Lot  16  b 6 Keeny  & Rinn’s  add,  A Mares  to  same 

$2,750 

N 25  ft  of  lot  2 b 2 Gibbs,  Lada  & George’s  add,  Feb 

8,  J G Johnson  to  G W Hill $200 

W of  Ridge  Road  s 116*2  tt  (ex  w 130  ft)  of  11  hlf  nw 
qr  nw  qr  19  41 14,  Jau  7,  Elisha  B Dean  to  Reuben 

Knox $4,000 

Lot  17  b 10  R(  gor’s  Park,  Mch  10,  Jas  J West  to  L 

W Taggy $1,000 

JEFFERSON. 

Lots  19  aud  20  b 58  Jefferson,  Nov  18.  ’84,  Clark 

Roberts  et  al  to  Marg’t  Stuart $400 

Lot  1 b 2 Forest  Glen,  Dec  31,  ’85,  W C Hazleton  to 

G 13  Townsend $250 

W 25  tt  of  s hlf  lot  1 Bowman’s  sub  se  qr  12  40  13,  Mch 

8,  G G Stapff  to  Anna  Frederickson $200 

Lot  17  and  18  b 31  Jefferson,  W L Ilarcourt  to  L H 

Schulz $1,000 

Lot  16  bk  17  Irving  Park.  Mch;l,jF  L Richey  to  J M 
Chamberlain $300 


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Lots  27  and  28  b 27  Jefferson.  Mch  10,  F E Ballard  to 

J Bitter $200 

Middle  ^ of  8 *4  of  40  acs  in  sw  cor  of  ee  qr  33  41) 

13,  Mch  11.  Geo  Pratt,  to  H Pratt 16,667 

Lot  5b  1 and  lots  5 and  6 b 2 Cushing’s  sub  of  50  acs 
in  ne  qr  27  40  13.  Mch  5,  estate  of  J Ripley  to  W M 

Howland $150 

Lot  30  blk  19  Jefferson,  Mch  18,  A Glassner  to  Ida 

Fellsworth $175 

Lots  30  to  36  block  19  same,  Mch  6,  H Flentje  to  A 

Glassner $100 

N hlf  se  qr  and  ne  qr  sw  qr  7 40  13,  Mch  15.  F,  C 
Smith  to  F W Smith $11,000 

MAINE. 

Lots  46  47  and  48  b 3 Brown’s  add  to  Desplaines,  Mch 

4,  J Harrison  to  A Moldenhaner $300  / 

Same  premises,  Mch  1,  Carr  Giltzowa  to  J Harri 

son $300 

Lot  24  blk  4 Dale,  Gustin  & Wallace’s  add  to  Park 
Ridge,  Feb  22,  Ida  B Graham  to  Lucy  J Barnum 

$300 

S 14  ft  Lot  1 and  lots  2 3 4 blk  2 Park  Ridge,  Mch  5. 

G A Follenisher  to  G H Muller $800 

Part  w Vi  ne  % 21  41  12,  Mch  11,  B F Poyer  to  C L 
Poyer $300 

NEW  TRIER. 

Lots  7 and  8 b 3 Brown’s  add  to  Glencoe,  Mch  3,  P 
O Malmquist  to  Sarah  Barstow $200 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

10  acs  in  se  qr  ne  qr  27  41  9,  Mch  1,  C Biesterfeld  to 

A Krause $609 

E 70  ft  of  lot  384  b 10  div  2 Riverside,  Mch  6,  Welten 

Marks  to  Mary  Neenes $500 

Lots  53  to  63  in  e hlf  nw  qr  28  37  11,  Feb  9.  G L Beck- 
er to  J Muszynski $683 

5 acs  in  sec  27  37  11,  Feb  12.  W Stein  to  T Fisch . . .$275 
Lots  10  and  11  b 3 Small’s  add  to  La  Grgnge,  Feb  25, 
Elizabeth  L and  W C Hicknk  to  Mary  A Wolff  .$1,500 
Pt  n of  R Rd  e hlf  nw  qr  (72  acs),  also  n 30  acs  w 
hlf  nw  qr  36  36  12,  Sept  24,  ’85,  Conrad  Sippel  to 

C Rettenhausen $7,500 

Lots  A 18  and  19  b 12  Norwood  Park,  Feb  19,  Eliza- 
beth A Reed  to  A F Ellsworth $3,100 

40  acs  iu  sec  26  42  10,  Feb  22,  C Danielson  to  H Nolt- 

jug $3,200 

Lot  25  blk  3 in  sub  pt  n of  road  e hlf  nw  qr  13  3g  13, 

Sep  1,  ’84,  S E Gross  to  T W Fowler $lo0 

Lot  22  b 6 Moore’s  sub  of  lot  1 Sup  Ct  partn  in  sw 
qr  23  39  13,  Feb  27,  Ensley  Moore  to  Sami  M Mar- 
tin   $200 

Lot  23  b 6 same,  Feb  27,  -ame  to  Irving  Clement.  .$200 
12  acs  in  nw  qr  35  42  10,  Dec  30,  ’84,  H Mohling  to  H 

C Mohling $400 

Pt  b 18  Harlem,  Feb  22,  J H Quick  to  W Magruss 

$400 

Lot  18  b 4 Loose’s  sub  in  sw  qr  9 38  14,  Feb  23,  Sam’l 

B Loose  to  J Crohn $500 

E hlf  w hlf  of  s 90  ft  lot  11  b53  nw  qr  21  39  14,  Feb 
17,  W Zink  to  the  Chicago  k Gt  Western  Rwy  Co.$— 
Lots  24  & 25  b 1 Culver’s  Park,  Mch  1,  E H Gammon 

to  P G Peterson $450 

Lot  23  and  24  b 60;  also  lots  26  and  27  n hlf  b 51,  19 
39  14,  Feb  16,  estate  of  H Vo  trath  to  Emma  M 

Voltrath $2,100 

Lots  25  26  27  s hlf  b 51,  19  39  14;  also  sw  qr  sec  30  37 

12,  Feb  16,  same  to  J C Krueger $8,600 

Lots  4 and  5 b 2 Farley’s  add  to  Harlem.  Feb  11,  Pe- 
ter Earley  to  J P Straub $1,200 

S hlf  lot  7 blk  6 Gale  & Block’s  sub  of  River  Forest, 
Aug  13,  ’84,  Gale  k Block  to  Clara  M Robbins.. $750 
Lot  3 Freytag’s  2nd  sub  in  sw  qr  8 36  15,  Mch  1,  J G 

W Freytag  to  H A F Meyer $1,000 

Lots  16  to  24  blk  3 Orris’  sub  se  qr  7 38  14,  Mch  1. 

Thos  S Bell  to  Mary  Noble $1,800 

Ne  qr  aud  nw  qr  se  qr  28  42  9;  also  4 acs  in  9 42  9, 

Mch  3,  R Nightingale  to  Jas  J Gothand $16,000 

W 30  acs  e hlf  nw  qr  21  36  15,  Mch  3,  T A Snow  to 

J Hacker $5 

Lot  14  Co  Clks  div  in  (20  acs)  sec  30  42  12,  Jan  30, 

’84,  F Scharriughausen  to  Henry  Wille $1,850 

S 2314  acs  of  w LA  nw  pt  %,'•  also  w 10  acs  of  ne  nw 
% all  in  19  37  11,  Feb  16,  A J Hintz  to  Singer  & 

Talcott  Stone  Co $6,000 

105  acs  in  ne  qr  21  and  w hlf  nw  qr  22  42  9,  Mch  3, 

G F Brandt  to  R Nightingale $6,857 

Lot  27  b 2 Talford’s  sub  e 10  acs  w hlf  se  qr  23  39  13, 

Feb  17,  M W Gay  to  Sarah  C Wood $300 

21 11-100  acs  in  sec  30  aud  31  36  12,  Oct  28,  Chas 

Goodspeed  to  ChasHirsch $1,027 

Lot  9 b 19  Railroad  add  to  Harlem,  Jan  29,  C & N W 

Rwy  Co  to  Hans  J H Prehn $283 

Lots  4 to  12,  15  to  42  45  46  47  b 3 Minnehaha  in  se  qr 
2 38  13,  Oct  20,  ’84,  Mstr  in  Chy  to  J M Poland  et 

al $754 

W 50  ft  lot  34  of  lot  31,  16  38  14,  Feb  20,  Mstr  in  Cby 

to  J Shea $773 

Lots  22  aud  23  blk  2 Culver’s  Park,  Mch  1,  Hadda  O 

Wilson  to  E C Peterson $2,000 

Lots  39  41  43  block  3 Bond’s  add  to  Washington 
Heights,  Feb  16,  T M Davison  to  J B Frick. . .$1,000 
Sw  qr  sw  qr  34  36  12,  Feb  19,  S Fulton  to  Mary  Ma- 

ger $2,700 

7 acs  in  nw  qr  se  qr  of  sec  13  Northfield,  Feb  17,  H 

Muehling  to  J Zlans $490 

W 50  ft  of  lot  1 blk  29  Young’s  add  to  Blue  Island, 

reb  2,  Eliza  Brayton  et  al  to  J P Young $1,000 

Lot  984  b 18  div  3 Riverside,  Dec  1,  ’85 $1,300 

Lot  874  b 12  div  3 Riverside,  Mar  1,  ’95,  H M Driver 

to  Mary  N Snodgrass $4,750 

25  acs  in  nw  qr  nw  qr  6 42  11,  May  7,  Geo  Lies  to  L 

Lullscliwager $3,950 

Lot  16  b 1 Norton  & Warren’s  sub  se  qr  nw  qr  29  37 

11,  Mch  6,  Mary  A Hittinger  to  W Ott $175 

Lots  4 and  5 iu  se  qr  21  36  14,  Mch  9.  E Vanderzwaag 

to  LViuke s $4,000 

Lot  25  b 4 Culver’s  Park,  Mch  9,  E H Gammon  to  A 

J Schuler  $200 

120  acs  in  7 41  11  aud  in  12  41 10,  Mch3,  H Wachsory 

to  H Mess $1,109 

S 5 acs  of  e 15  acs  of  nw  qr  nw  qr  2 42  12,  Feb  18,  J 

J Rebmann  to  A Ahrens $275 

E ’/>  e H nw  >4  2 36  12,  Mch  9,  C F Schrieck  to  W 
Mahaffey $3,350 


Lot  8 blk  1 Tmesdell’s  ndd  to  Athens,  Oct  3,  ’85,  J 

Cleveland  to  Nettie  Cook $1,000 

Lot  5 of  lot  6 b 61 ; also  lot  13  and  lot  8 of  lots  2 to  4; 
also  lots  3 and  4 of  lot  14  b 62  nw  )4  21  39  14;  also 
lots  1 and  2 Mcllroy’s  sub  27  39  14,  Feb  1C,  Mstr  in 

Chy  to  Ann  dowry $ — 

Lot  31  b 3 Culver’s  Park,  Feb  24,  E H Gammon  to  O 

Lundgren $2,000 

E 5 acs  of  lot  1 of  sub  of  pt  sec  10  and  15  36  14.  Feb 

23,  Alice  Vanderlea  to  T Vanderaa $500 

Lot  3 blk  6 Homestead  add  to  Washington. Heights, 

Mch  3,  W A Robinson  to  G W & C L Barron. . .$1,500 
E $4  se  54  15  36  12,  Mch  2,  Carl  Breitharth  to  C 

Breitharth $2,700 

Lot  33  Freytag’s  sub  in  se  qr  nw  frl  qr  8 36  15,  Feb 

24,  J C Themer  to  J Holland $800 

Lot  1 of  lots  2 to  4 b 34  Young’s  add  to  Blue  Island, 

Feb  11.  Carl  Rockrohn  to  S Heimbach $900 

Lot  4 b 21  Robinson’s  add  to  Blue  Island;  also  50r 
150  ft  in  sw  cor  se  qr  36  37  13,  Feb  18,  H Heimbach 

to  Isaiah  T Greenacre $3,000 

Same  premises,  Feb  18,  J T Greenacre  to  Sophia 

Heimbach $3,000 

Lots  3 and  4 Assessor’s  sub  32  42  11,  Mch  4,  H Flen- 

tie  to  W Flentie $2,500 

Lots  6 to  9 b 4 se  qr  nw  qr  29  37  11,  Mch  9,  C Donat 

to  C Pelzner $305 

56  6-7  acs  in  e hlf  sw  qr  35  37  11,  Mch  3,  R Sprowl  to 

C Frechauf $3,183 

Se  qr  ne  qr  20  35  13;  sw  qr  se  qr  17  35  13;  e 1 acr  of 
sw  qr  ne  qr  20  35  13,  Mch  12,  F Luessenhop  and  D 
Wegener  et  al  to  W Wegener $3,400 

4 aers  in  sw  cor  se  qr  13  36  14,  Mch  12,  John  Leon- 
ard to  R P Janes $1,700 

5 hlf  nw  qr  ne  qr  28  41  11,  Feb  23,  H C Senne  to  H 

Linnemann $1 

Lots  1 2 16  blk  1 Wheeler’s  add  to  Matteson,  Mch  4, 

Fred  Schring  Brew’g  Co  to  A Graf $1,700 

Same  premises,  Mch  9,  A Graf  to  Conrad  Seipp 

Brew’g  Co $1,700 

Lot  76  bk  3,  33  39  14,  Mch  11,  Ann  & C W Rahe  to  H 
Brinkmann $1,200 

Special  Warranty  Deeds. 

Cook  E D,  assgne,  to  W H Mitchell,  Mch  8,  e hlf  se 

qr  22  38  13 $8,000 

Hunt  M W to  Mass  Mut  L Ins  Co,  Nov  3,  pt  b 102  s s 

add $6,000 

Haines  W to  E B Woodbridge,  Mch  5.  pt  bk  2 etc  31 

38  15 $4,000 

Boone  L B M et  al  to  J B Galloway,  Feb  5,  pt  lot  15 

lot  5 b 28  Elston’s  add $1,458 

Blatchford  E W to  L Baird,  Jan  27,  bs  4 and  6 Glen- 
coe  $15,000 

Warfield  E A to  C B Dupee,  Jan  22,  pt  lots  9 and  10 
b 4 Windett’s  add $500 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 

deeds  filed 

for  record  during  the  six  days 

ending  Thursday  evening,  Mar.  20,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  

193  ($1,360,640 

County . . . . 

247  510,018 

Total  . 

440  $1,870,658 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Mar.  19,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 

148  $526,595 

County . . . . 

141  275,791 

Total . . . 

289  $802,386 

(H  IT  CLAIM  DEEDS  AX  D <*UIT- 
CLAIM  OF  TAX.  1XTER- 
ESTS. 

W 25  ft  of  e 50  ft  of  lot  17  b 8 S S add  No 
207  W Polk  st,  Mch  9,  Ann  Fitzpatrick 

to  T Fitzpatrick $1,000 

Lot  25  b 8 Winslow  et  al  sub  se  qr  ne  qr 
1 39  13,  Mch  11,  J Barber  to  W Jacobson 

et  al $1 

Lots  6 and  7 of  lots  1 2 15  16  b 31  Wal- 
cott’s add;  also  lot  11  b 4 Kinzie’s  add, 
Mch  9,  A Quigg  to  Caroline  E Mason. $62 
Lot  5 blk  3 McReynold’s  add,  Mch  11,  C 

Berndt  to  S A Walther $500 

Lots  36  and  37  b 2 of  lot  2 Sup  Ct  part’n 
s % ne  qr  4 38  14,  Mch  11,  S Straus  to 

M Beyerlein $150 

Lot  4 of  lots  1 to  5 b 38,  33  40  14,  Feb  19, 

D B Dewey  to  D B Pond $1 

Lot  37  b 7 b 4 Sheffield  add,  Mch  9,  Ernst 

Missbach  to  K Koch $25 

N 30  ft  lots  23  24  25  b 3 of  e hlf  lots  15 
and  16,  16  38  14,  Mch  10,  C B Hosmer  to 

A H Veeder $200 

Lot  8 b 1 Union  Park  add,  Mch  1,  A G Van 

Schacck  to  W Mattocks $1 

Lots  1 to  6 of  lots  1 to  5 in  b 15  Lyman  L 
& W sub  nw  qr  11  38  14,  Feb  10,  A Gage 

&  J W Converse  to  G M Boyne $175 

Lot  44  b 1 b 5 Sheffield  add,  Oc$.  29,  ’84, 

Marie  L Haussner  to  A Fleischer $ — 

Lots  1 to  4 Price’s  sub  in  Ogden’s  sub  24 


D5XGN  & PETERSON^ 

( - iiC'  f*88or«4  to  C.  Cf.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING!; 

Also  8r ickets,  Balusters.  Newels  Etc.. 

13  ANI)  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 
C M 1 C & CO,  ILL. 


39  13,  Jan  23,  Estate  of  D N Lathrop 

□to  Amelia  L Scates $1 

Lot  27  and  s 2 ft  lot  26  b 30  Walcott’s  add, 
Mch  11,  Louis  F Baer  to  J F Baer.  .$1,300 
Lot  38  of  b 12  19  and  pt  11  se  qr  17  39  14, 
Mch  11,  J S Callman  et  al  to  Frederika 

Basch $1 

Lots  116  117  118  146  of  bs  5 6 and  7 Cod- 
wise  sub  18  39  14.  Mch  5,  D G Hamilton 

to  M Ward $1 

55x66  ft  in  lots  194  and  195  Bronson’s  add, 
Mch  10,  Katharina  Eastern  to  Henry 

Eastern $1 

Lots  5 to  8 b 1 Sutton’s  add,  Mch  10,  Jas  J 

West  to  J L Regan $15,000 

Und  hlf  of  lot  8 of  lots  3 4 5 and  pt  2 of 
lot  90  Ellis’  E add,  Mch  10,  same  to  L 

W Yaggy $1,000 

N 80  ft  of  lots  1 to  4 of  lots  39  to  87  b 31, 

7 39  14,  Mch  13,  Jas  Leahy  to  J O’Call- 
aghan  $1 

Lot  16  b 20  BickerdiVe’s  add,  Mch  1,  Mary 

Frainto  E M Reardon fl 

Lot  5 bk  3 McReynold’s  add,  Mch  11,  S A 

Walther  to  Caroline  Bennett $5 

Lots  17  and  18  b 13  Sampson  & Green’s 
add,  Mch  8,  Jennie  F Sampson  to  Nellie 

P Sampson $1 

Lots  16  23  24  b 13  same,  Mch  8,  same  to 

Annie  S Woodruff $1 

Lot  22  b 7 of  Bickerdike’s  add,  Mch  15,  W 
Lister  to  Anna  Ryefeldt $1 

TRUST  DEEDS. 

Anderson  R J to  W H Powell,  Feb  1,  It  21 

b 23,  25  40  13,  2 yrs,  — , p m $800 

Abbots  H B to  J H Ohlerking,  Mch  13,  It 

52  b 1,  36  40  13,  1 y,  8% $120 

Anderson  W to  H C Van  Shaack,  Mch  8, 
pt  b 2,  13  39  13,  5 yrs,  7%,  4 deeds, 

$8,800 

Atchison  R D to  F R Chandler,  Mch  1,  pt 

It  10  b 1,  21  38  14,  5 yrs,  7% $1,800 

Anderegg  G 0 to  E Koch,  Mch  12,  It  46  b 

7,  Davis’  s add,  2 yrs,  7# $2,500 

Becker  W to  M Schintz,  Mch  6,  It  2 It  2 b 

1,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  $750 

Beaumont  H A to  L H Davis,  Moh  6,  It  9 

□ and  pt  8 b 18,  25  40  13,  3 yrs,  8% $605 

Baumann  M to  0 Penser,  Mch  4,  pt  It  77, 

Butterfield’s  add,  3 yrs,  7% $1,700 

Buschick  S A to  W Heinemann,  Mch  5,  It 

8w^b  10,  33  40  14,  3 yrs,  8% $2,000 

Brener  PtoME  Greenebaum,  Feb  23,  Its 

8 and  25  b 6,  Gross’  n add,  3 yrs,  7%,  p 

. $600 

Burns  L.  Est  of,  to  J S Findley,  Mch  10, 

Its  13  and  14  b 1,  33  39  14,  5 yrs,  7%, 

....  , $10,000 

Beckett  J D to  H A Goodrich,  Mch  1,  ptlts 

5 and  6 b 3,  s s add,  2 yrs,  8% $8,500 

Bushardt  R to  F J Lefens,  Mch  13,  It  19  b 

3,  28  39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $1,000 

Bennett  M J and  N to  J B B Geary,  Mch  2, 

It  97  Learned  & P’s  snb,  9 38  14,  mthly, 

8% $700 

Brewster  J H to  S M Willard,  Mch  1,  It  6 

It  50,  etc,  17  29  14,  2 yrs,  8% $2,000 

Bridge  R W to  J H Keeler,  Jan  12,  It  12  b 

1,  17  39  14,  1 y,  7% $1,500 

Becker  C D to  0 K A Hutchinson,  Feb  25, 

It  37,  It  C,  Wrightwood,  5 yrs,  6 %. . .$5,000 
Bradley  W to  C C Schumacher,  Mch  10,  It 

28  b 2 b 8,  17  39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $2,500 

Barry  K K to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  8,  It 

83  b 22,  7 39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,800 

Brenan  M and  W to  M E Greenebaum, 
Mch  11,  It  4 b 11,  28  39  14,  2 yrs,  7 %, 

$1,000 

Bluet  M and  W to  J Lorscheider,  Mch  1, 

It  16,  bl2,  8 37  15,  wkly,  8% $800 

Boppe  W to  J Shoemaker,  Mch  4,  It  44  b 

8,  5 37  15,  3 yrs,  7% $300 

Bristol  L D to  F R Chandler,  Mch  10,  Its  1 

and  2 b 7,  21  38  14,  3 yrs,  7%,  2 deeds, 

$3,000 

Bausenbach  E E to  J W Goetzelman,  Mch 
15,  It  3 It  1,  etc,  b 52,  21  39  14,  2 yrs.  8%, 

$2,000 

Bradley  H S <fc  G L to  J Hume,  Mch  15,  It 

43  b 57,  7 39  14,  3 yrs,  5% $3,000 

Boone  E M to  F R Chandler,  Oot  1,  It  65  b 

98,  27  39  14,  1 y,  7% $1,500 

Bartlett  W H to  B F Weber,  Mch  17,  It  27 
b 48,  Roger’s  Park,  3 yrs,  7% $1,100 


■Burmeister  0 to  0 H Puscheek,  Mch  11,  It 

! 21  b A b 11,  20  39  14,  2 yrs,  6# $600 

'Brackett  VV  S to  0 Ryan,  Mch  5,  It  8 It  1, 
etc,  b 5,  Duncan’s  add,  GO  ds,  6#.  . . . $3,000 
Bloom  A to  H W Wolseley,  Mch  8,  It  1 b 2 

b 19,  31  39  14,  mthly,  8# $1,000 

'Brewer  R H to  F R Chandler,  Mch  1,  It  2 

b 9,  36  40  13,  3 yrs,  7% $600 

iBristol  L D to  J Leddy,  Mch  15,  It  4 b 7, 

j 21  38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,800 

Burke  E B to  W Loeb,  Mch  11,  Its  41  and 

45  b 2,  b 9,  33  39  14,  2 yrs,  6% $3,000 

Coffin  R M and  C F to  F R Chandler,  Mch 

1,  pt  Its  1 7 and  18  b 2,  34  39  14, 5 yrs.  6$, 

2 deeds  $9,000 

Cikanek  V to  T H Schintz,  Mch  11,  It  4 b 

19,  20  39,  2 yrs,  7% $1,200 

iClemens  P to  R W Bridge,  Feb  26,  Its  15 
to  17  and  pt  18  b 7 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add, 

4 yrs,  6#,  p m $3,100 

Callaghan  D to  A Peterson,  Mch  1,  It  18  b 

2,  Packer’s  5th  add,  3 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Clancy  A C and  W to  A B JenKS,  Mch  10, 

It  9 b 32,  17  39  14,  1 y,  6# $3,000 

Cooley  W F to  0 Charles,  Mch  1,  It  14  b 1, 

29  40  14,  3 yrs,  6$ $525 

Cooney  E and  S to  J E Dalton,  Mch  4,  It 

76  b 23,  7 39  14,  mthly,  8 % $1,300 

Chohesale  A to  J J Altpeter,  Mch  13,  It  19 

b 9,  28  39  14,  wkly.  8% $350 

Christensen  P to  M Wolf,  Mch  5,  It  15, 

Moorman’s  add,  5 yrs,  6%,  pm $2,500 

Cullen  H G to  J A Coleman,  Mch  9,  It  7 b 

27,  etc,  13  39  13,  40  mos,  7% $750 

Christiansen  L to  C Holbeck,  Mch  8,  It  3 

b 4,  4 39  13,  7 yrs,  6%,  p m $1,000 

Coobar  E to  W Lester,  Mch  15,  It  15  and 

pt  16  b 8,  21  38  14,  6 yrs,  8% $1,500 

Dutkewicz  G to  E Koch,  Feb  25,  It  18  b 3, 

32  38  14,  3 yrs,  6%,  p m $150 

Dugger  J P to  S R Hurford,  Mch  13,  It  13 

b°  17,  Ravenswood,  2 yrs,  7% $1,750 

Davis  F P to  P W Snowhook,  Mch  1,  Its  1 
and  2 b 9 and  Its  30  to  34  b 10, 10  39  13, 

3 yrs,  n $5’000 

Duncombe  J to  H G Foreman,  Mch  13,  pt 

It  3 b 25,  s s add,  3 yrs,  6%..., $6,000 

Doran  J to  G S Doll,  Mch  10,  It  17  b 57, 

19  39  14,  wkly,  8% ,$1,075 

DeBuse  J jr,  to  J Kenney,  Mch  13,  It  19  b 

2,  7 39  14 $1,200 

Dedelow  F to  A F Kretschmer,  Mch  9,  It 
47  b 4 b 5 b 15,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  7#, 

$1,000 

Dombwovski  H to  J C Schumacher,  Mch 

13,  It  13  b 12, 19  39  14,  1 y,  7% $200 

De  Verder  J C and  T to  Gus  Warner.  Mch 

13.  Its  90  and  91  b 4,  W Heights,  1 y,6#, 

• $300 

Earll  C E and  J E to  S Dunlop,  Nov  23,  It 

2 b 1,  Oak  Park,  5 yrs,  7 % $2,500 

Ellington  E E to  J Stern,  Mch  4,  pt  It  4 b 

12,  14  38  14,  wkly,  7 % $6 

Eich  N to  H J Christoph,  Mch  10,  It  95  b 

I,  28  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,300 

Egan  T C to  J C Schumacher,  Feb  23  Its 

23  and  24  b 1 b 21,  31  39  14,  wkly,  5%, 

$1,000 

Enzweiler  W to  J H Ernst,  Mch  13,  It  29  b 

24,  33  40  14,  5 yrs,  6% $500 

Fry  B to  F Sommer,  Mch  4,  pt  It  9 b 40, 

21  39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $1,000 

Flaherty  M to  C S Horman,  Dec  22,  Its  9 

and  10  It  5,  etc,  32  39  14,  2 yrs,  6# $500 

Fisher  L G to  C W Merriam,  Mch  5,  It  9 b 

14,  Cleaverville,  4 yrs,  6# $16,000 

Faxel  A to  N Apauer,  Mch  11,  It  74  b 12, 

30  39  14,  3 yrs,  6$ $60  0 

Fowler  W L to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  8, 

Its  57  and  58,  Gross  Park  2d  add,  3 yrs, 

7%,  p $500 

Fisher  T to  H G Foreman,  Mch  8,  It  19  b 

'63,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $500 

Farrant  J to  J W Scoville,  Mch  10,  pt  Its 

6 to  8 b 8,  s s add,  mthly,  8% $9,000 

Franzen  M and  H to  D J Swenie,  Mch  15, 

It  13  b 2,  20  39  14,  5 yrs,  6% $1,500 

Frankenburg  J to  E Sykes,  Mch  13,  It  11 

b 8,  6 39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $400 

Freeman  C A to  J Frake,  Mch  15,  It  30  b 

4,  S Chicago,  June  13,  7%% $400 

Farmer  J to  T H Webster,  Mch  15,  It  85  b 

II,  S & G’s  add,  1 y,  6% $250 

Flapa  J to  L Mandl,  Mch  12,  It  24  Its  1 to 

25  b 34,  19  39  14,  2 yrs,  6% $1,200 

Foertsch  M to  A Schoeverling,  Mch  15,  It 

8 b 3 b 47,  17  39  14,  1 y,  7% $200 

Fiedling  E and  J to  M Schmitz,  Mch  16, 
Its  56  and  57  b 19,  3 yrs,  6 1-2# ....  $2,000 
Gethard  A to  W T Dwight,  Mch  4,  n It 

2 b 13,  Duncan’s  add,  2 yrs,  7% $2,400 

Gray  E L to  J M Kean,  Mch  3,  It  1 b 7, 

Roger’s  Park,  mthly,  7# $1,245 

Gleason  A L and  M K to  W G Miller,  Mch 

12,  Its  16  to  18,  L,  S & C Pk  sub,  11  39 

13,  1 y,8# - $1,000 

Greve  H and  A to  C C C Co,  Mch  12,  It  5 b 


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33,  27  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,500 

Geyer  G D to  J J Alpeter,  Mch  12,  pt  It  7 
and  all  8 b 19,  18  39  14,  wkly,  8%. . . $1,000 
Gluck  H to  T H Schintz,  Mch  3,  It  9 It  152, 

Butterfield’s  add,  3 yrs,  7% $500 

Goodall  H P to  C P Nicholes,  Mch  8,  pt  It 

1 b 2,  16  38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $3,000 

Goodall  H P to  A E Kesler,  Mch  10,  pt  It 

1 b 2,  16  38  14,  42  mos,  7% $2,100 

Genbert  B I to  C C Schumacker,  It  28  b 4, 

18  39  14,  mthly,  5# $2,600 

Goetz  F to  F Lackner,  Mch  16,  pt  It  6 It  3 

It  4 b 31,  33  40  14,  6 yrs,  6# $6,000 

Garrison  M to  C J Hambleton,  Mch  11,  It 

16  b 4,  4 38  14,  5 yrs,  6# $1,000 

Gilman  C M to  T W Sennott,  Mch  3,  It  1 
It  17  b 17,  18  39  14,  July  1,  ’91,  8%.  .$2,500 
Hyman  R W jr  to  R W Bridge,  Dec  11,  pt 

It  6,  18  39  13,  3 yrs,  6#,  p m $5,845 

Hanke  H to  S Wallace,  Feb  15,  It  50  b 3, 

8 37  15,  mthly,  8% $^00 

Hausen  J to  W D Kerfoot,  Feb  17,  It  5 b 

5,  20  39  14,  2 yrs,  6# $800 

Hoger  R to  J C Schumacher,  Mch  6,  It  24 

b 2,  31  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $600 

Hubka  V to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  9,  It  6 

b 62,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,300 

Haug  J to  C F Hatterman,  Mch  1,  It  48  b 

18,  Jefferson,  3 yrs,  8% $500 

Holmstedt  G to  G O Gregg,  Mch  12,  It  40 

b 14,  29  40  14,  5 yrs,  7% $1,500 

Hamblin  J J et  al  to  C B Ensign,  Mch  11, 

It  5 It  15,  etc,  b 7,  18  39  14,  90  ds,  8%, 
$2,000 

Hubka  J to  J H Van  Vlissenger,  Jan  4,  pt 

b 8,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  6# $600 

Howard  J to  J H Bissell,  Mch  10,  It  19,  b 


6,  Forrestville,  2 yrs, 


.$700 


Hull  G N to  W H Holden,  Feb  11,  Its  20  to 
22  It  11  b 10,  RocKwell’s  add,  6 mos,  6#, 

$6,100 

Holman  C F to  H C Van  Schaack,  Mch  5, 

Its  32  to  34  b 19,  Douglas  Pk  add,  4 yrs, 

7%,  3 deeds $3,300 

Holman  C F to  C A Sawyer,  Mch  5,  It  32, 

b 19,  Douglas  Park  add,  3 yrs,  6#. 

Holman  C F to  I G Lombard,  Mch  5,  It  33, 

b 19,  Douglas  Pk  add,  3 yrs,  6# $600 

Holman  C F to  I G Lombard,  Mch  5,  It  34 
b 19,  Douglas  Park  add,  3 yrs,  6# . . . . $600 
Harvey  L E and  L P to  R W Hyman  jr 
Feb  12,  It  18  b 12.  11  38  14,  5 yrs,  G%%. 

' $3,500 

Hambold  R to  J Stern,  Mch  10,  It  21  It  1, 

etc,  36  40  13,  wkly,  7# $350 

Horstman  W H to  H G Foreman,  July  15, 

Its  70  and  71  b 2,  20  38  14,  4 yrs,  6%,  p 

$415 

Hollen  J to  H G Foreman,  May  26,  It  20  b 

1,  20  38  14,  Aug  9,  6#,  p m $275 

Holmy  L to  A F Kretschner,  Mch  15,  It  51 

It  1 b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs,  7% $400 

Hutchinson  H R to  S Fleetwood,  Mch  15, 

It  49  b 5.  35  40  13,  27  mos,  6#,  p m.  .$225 
Horgan  W to  C H Puscheek,  Mch  4,  It  2 b 

42.  21  39  14,  wkly,  8% $1,000 

Hardin  M to  L Baird,  Feb  6,  It  40  b 8,  18 

39  14,  2 yrs,  6# $1,000 

Hansenjager  S to  0 A Burley,  Mch  8,  Its 

80  and  85  b 8,  29  40  14 $1,400 

Hughes  W G to  J R Madison,  Mch  15,  It  20 

b 40,  Irving  Bark,  1 y $350 

Hoffman  L C to  E B Pease,  Mch  11,  It  32 


Johnston  M L and  W S to  S Dunlop,  Mch 

8,  It  14  b 1,  7 39  13,  5 yrs,  7# $2,500 

Jablonski  F E to  E D Sellman,  Mch  16,  It 

47  b 4,  20  39  14,  2 yrs,  7# $400 

Jacobs  B F to  E A Warfield,  Feb  24,  Its  17 
to  20,  etc,  b 18,  7 38  14,  1 v,  6#..  ..$4,000 
Krueger  H to  P Popp,  Mch  4,  It  69  b 7,  30 

39  14,  wkly,  $600 

Kuhn  F to  W Copp,  Mch  4,  pt  Its  13  to  16 

b 1,  4 38  14,  wkly,  7^# $1,600 

Kelly  E to  J H Bissell,  Mch  1,  It  4,  se  frl 

34  27  39  14,  4 yrs,  $1,500 

Koscierzyna  F to  A Schroeder,  Feb  26,  It 
12  It  2 b 19,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs,  7#, 

$500 

Klinger  A to  E Koch,  Feb  25,  It  25  b 6,  35 

40  13,  3 yrs,  6# $100 

Kerher  T to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  22,  It 

15  b 1 b 1 34  39  14,  2 yrs,  6# $1,000 

Kruber  F to  A Peterson,  Mch  6,  It  54  b 22, 

7 39  14,  3 yrs,  7% 

Krause  E T and  F M to  W Loeb,  Mch  9.  It 
42  b 8,  6 39  14,  5 yrs.  6#,  2 deeds. . .$1,350 
Kohl  P to  E Koch,  Mch  15,  It  48,  Counsel- 

man’s  sub,  8 38  14,  36  mos,  7# $800 

Kirkwood  T to  W M Howland,  Mch  13,  pt 
Its  4 and  5 b 57,  7 39  14,  6#,  pm...  $3,500 
Kenny  J to  F T Colby,  Mch  1,  It  13,  b 3. 

Davis’  add,  mthly,  6# $1,500 

Kosmski  R to  E Koch,  It  25  b 5 and  It  34 

b 7,  32  38  14,  3 yrs,  7#,  p m $500 

Kosinski  R to  E Koch,  Feb  25,  It  25  b 5 
Berger’s  add,  Hyde  Park,  4 yrs,  7%. . .$600 
Kelly  M F to  G M Bogue,  Dec  28,  Its  1 

and  2,  b 6,  13  39  13,  5 yrs,  6# $1,200 

Kettlestrings  J W to  G G Willard,  Feb  27. 

Its  3 to  9 b 2,  7 39  13,  demand,  6#.  . $10,000 
Krai  T to  T H Schintz,  Mch  12,  It  62  b 10, 

S & G’s  add.  2 yrs,  7# $2,200 

Leonard  E C to  J W Scoville,  Feb  15,  pt 

It  3 b 18,  Ogden’s  add,  5 yrs,  6# $6,000 

Lestou  M to  G D Pease,  Mch  10,  It  97, 

Stone’s  add,  3 yrs,  7% $600 

Luce  E S to  H T Weeks,  Jan  1,  Its  9 and 
10,  b 1 b 1,  19  39  14,  4 yrs,  8%,  2 deeds, 

$2,500 

Loeber  C A to  J Williams,  Mch  6,  It  1 b 7, 

29  40  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,200 

Lyman  E to  J L Chapman,  Mch  10,  pt  Its 
10  and  11  b 2,  21  38  14,  5 yrs.  7%....  $2,000 
Lehman  W to  T H Schintz,  Mch  4,  It  49  b 

7,  36  40  13,  3 yrs,  7% 

Lovel  A and  P to  B L Rease,  Mch  3,  It  4 

ne  6 38  14,  3 yrs,  7#,  p m $200 

Le  Roy  I to  H J Luders,  Mch  11,  It  5 It  30, 
etc.  b 9,  18  39  14,  mthly,  7#,  p m.  . .$1,800 
L Wolff  Mfg  Co  to  C S Waller,  Mch  12,  Its 
33  to  42  b 37,  7 39  14,  3 yrs,  5%,  p m, 

$21,375 

Lehmann  Z to  P Poppt  Mch  10,  It  69  b 33, 

19  39  14,  wkly,  6 $2,000 

Le  Vert  B to  W T Dwight,  Mch  15,  It  35  b 

10,  7 39  14,  5 yrs,  6#,  p m $1,350 

Lindan  J S to  V M Brand’s  Nov  28, 

pt  b 14,  Sheffield’s  add $700 

Manderey  T to  J H Ernst,  Mch  12,  It  29 

2 b 37.  2 39  14,  2 yrs,  6# 

McGinn  J J to  C H Puscheek,  Mch  12,  It 

68  b 63,  19  39  14,  mthly,  8% $350 

Morris  F to  A Gehrig,  Mch  6, It  22  b 4 b 3 

Kay’s  add $1,000 

Murphy  W J to  D Quigg,  Mch  10,  b 33, 
Glencoe,  3 yrs,  8% . $5,000 


39  14,  3 yrs,  6#,  p m $400 

Muchowki  J to  J Riszka,  Mch  11,  It  89  b 

33,  19  39  14,6  yrs,  6# $1,400 

Maher  A J to  J Stern,  Mch  4,  It  26,  23  38 

14.  wkly,  7% $2,000 

McGrath  O to  C C Landt,  Jan  31.  It  15  b 

1, 16  38  14 $1,220 

Monahan  J J to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  9, 

It  31  b 34,  31  39  14,  18  mos,  7% $300 

Morton  J to  S R Hurford,  Mch  10,  Its  4 

and  21  b 3,  17  42  13,  3 yrs,  8% $500 

Mountford  C to  W Lester,  Mch  12, It,  5 b 4, 

9 38  14,  2 yrs.  8# $300 

McGregor  G L to  G H Leonard,  Jan  26, 

It  10  It  7 and  8 b 7,  Rockwell  add,  2 yrs, 

7#,  p $650 

Meyer  C A to  A Hoefer,  Mch  16,  It  1 and 

pt  2 b 17,  29  40  14,  wkly,  5% $3,000 

Mick  A M to  W H Holden,  Mch  15,  pt  It  4 

b 14,  21  38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,800 

Milnes  E to  B L Pease,  Mch  1,  It  3 It  l,etc 

b 1 b 5,  9 39  13,  3 yrs,  7#,  2 deeds $900 

Nielson  J P to  G D Pease,  Mch  10,  It  44  b 

7,  1 39  13,  5 yrs,  7% $500 

Nelson  S to  F B Peabody,  Mch  12,  It  2 b 

20,  Bushnell’s  add,  4 yrs,  6# $1,500 

Nichols  G S to  W W Baird,  Mch  4,  Its  10 

to  12  b 15,  35  41  12,  1 y,  8% $200 

Neal  J P to  W H Burrows,  Jan  1,  pt  b 6, 

7,  10,  11,  12  and  13,  Canal  add,  4 yrs,  6#, 

. $191,610 

Neal  J P to  H A Goodrich,  Mch  1,  pt  bs  24 
26  and  25,  Brand’s  add,  3 yrs,  6#,  p m, 

$7,265 

Novak  J to  T Schintz.  Mch  12,  It  5 b 20, 

17  39  14,  May  1,  ’89,6# $2,400 

Nicolai  W to  T Scanlan,  Mch  15,  It  3 b 1, 

21  37  14,  2 yrs,  6#.  p m $160 

O’Brien  P to  T W Sennott,  Mch  5,  It  3 b 2, 

19  39  14,  wkly,  8# $1,000 

O’Connor  K to  F Schrader,  Aug  4,  It  24  b 

1,  9 38  14,  3 yrs,  6# $800 

O’Scholz  W to  G N Stone,  Nov  28,  Its  32 

and  33  b 2,  22  38  14,3  yrs,  6# $412 

O’Rourke  J C to  F Springer,  Nov  1,  pt  It 

4  b 1,  21  38  14,  27  mos,  6# $300 

Peylan  A to  G W Cass,  Mch  6,  It  9 b 1,  8 

38  14,  1 y,  6#,  p m .$100 

Purcell  W A to  G E Foss,  Mch  11,  It  3 b 2, 

2 39  13,  1 y,  6# $400 

Patterson  M L and  F D to  F R Chandler,  J 
Mch  10,  s 1-2  s 1-2  E 1-2  It  28,  Ellis’  e 

add,  3 yrs,  6# $4,000 

Pease  E J to  G D Pease,  Nov  24,  It  64  b 1,Q 

4 38  14,  3 yrs.  7# $800 

Pond  D B to  D B Dewey,  Feb  27,  It  4 It  1 

b 38,  33  40  14, 3 yrs,  7% $5,000 

Pankanin  J to  E D Sellman,  Mch  12,  It  38 

b 4,  20  39  14,  2 yrs.  7%,  p m $600 

Paschold  G C to  A Podolsky,  Mch  4,  It  38 

b 7,  Archer’s  add,  wkly,  6# $3,000 

Parsons  S B to  A J Haines,  Mch  2,  blocks 
in  Kimbark’s  sub,  26  39  12,  3 yrs,  8#, 

$9,500 

Pfurre  G M to  J C Schumacher,  Mch  4,  Its 
21  and  22  b 7,  S & G’s  add,  2 yrs, 


b 12, ' 18  39  14,  5 yrs,  7% $1,500  Maher  M N to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  11, 


Harmon  J to  A Pike,  Mch  13,  It  44  b 16,  7 

39  14,  mthly,  6# $200 

Hyman  R W jr,  to  B F Ayer,  Mch  8,  sw  % 

se  8 38  14,  3 yrs,  6# $11,250 

Jones  J S to  F B Peabody,  Feb  27,  Its  21 
to  24  b 81,  and  Its  17  and  18  b 97,  S Chi- 
cago, 5 yrs,  7% $3,000 

Jones  J S to  F B Peabody,  Feb  27,  It  20 
b 1,  Nix’s  add,  S Chicago,  3 yrs,  7#, 

$1,025 

Jackson  S to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  Mch  1, 

pt  It  10  b 6,  28  38  14,  1 y,  7% $750 

Jones  J S to  F B Peabody,  Feb  27,  pt  b 55, 

Nix’s  add,  S Chicago,  3 yrs,  7% $2,000 

Jensen  J to  L Baird,  Dec  5,  Its  38  and  39 

b 9,  6 39  14,  5 yrs,  7#,  4 deeds $3,100 

Janes  H S to  F C Hale,  Feb  27,  Its  2 to  4, 
Jones’  add.  Park  Ridge,  2 yrs,  6# . . . . $200 
Johnson  M L and  W S to  S Dunlop,  Mch 
8,  It  8 b 2,  7 39  13,  3 yrs,  7% $1,500 


Its  21  to  24  b 1,  8 38  14,  3 yrs,  7#,  $1,300 
McDonald  A to  P F Kuefel,  Mch  10,  It  8 It 

17,  36  40  13,  18  mos,  8% $350 

Mather  M A to  D W Hillis,May  l,lt  7 It  11, 

16  38  14,  39  mos,  7# • $9 

Maier  J to  E Koch,  Mch  11,  Its  24  and  25 

b 1,  17  38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Marks  S to  J Stern,  Mch  10,  pt  It  10  b 4, 

Delevan’s  add,  wkly,  7% $5,000 

Mittman  T to  A Wisner,  Feb  22  It  23  b 1 b 

7,  29  39  14,  4 yrs,  7#,  p m $400 

Mauzke  F to  E Koch,  Feb  24,  It  6 b 3,  9 38 

14,  3 yrs,  7# $700 

Mitchell  W R to  II  W Ames,  Feb  12,  Its  4 

to  9 b 3,  26  40  13,  — , 8% $255 

Murphy  W to  J C Otis,  Mch  5,  pt  It  17  b 2, 

33  39  14.  3 yrs.  7% $600 

Mitchell  HLtoFA  Bragg,  Feb  1,  It  20  b 

95,  27  39  14 $4,00 

Moore  A L to  L Baird,  Mch  7,  It  14  b 3,  6 


Pape  L to  J H Van  Vlissengen,  Feb  6,  It 

11  It  29,  Ellis  e add,  3 yrs,  6# $2,000 

Putta  V to  T H Schintz,  Mch  6,  It  69  b 1, 

28  39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $1,500 

Pionke  A to  P Clemens,  Feb  16,  It  8 b 6 b 

44,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  6# $500 

Peterson  R G to  M Culver,  Mch  1,  Its  24 
and  25  b 1,  Culver  Park,  2 yrs,  6#,  p m, 

$275 

Pierce  M to  S R Hurford,  Mch  5,  It  16  b 3, 

4 38  14,  4 yrs,  7# $600 

Pease  L A to  J F Keeney,  Mch  13,  Its  5 

and  6 b 3,  34  40  13,  1 y,  7% $800 

Porter  W H to  J H Bissell.  Mch  13,  It  22  It 

16  etc,  3 38  14,  3 yrs,  6# $575 

Pisors  C to  W Heinemann,  Mch  13,  It  3 b 

18,  35  40  13,  3 yrs,  7# $300 

Pershall  J M to  E E Prussing,  Mch  9,  Its 
2,  5 and  6 b 66,  Hyde  Park,  2 yrs,  6#. 

$4,000 

Quaid  S and  P to  D B Lyman,  Feb  10,  It 

31  b 1 b 27,  33  39  14,  2 yrs,  6# $135 

Ross  J to  F C DeLamater,  Mch  9,  It  9 b 2, 

36  40  13,  30  mos,  6%,  p m $250 

Reedel  G R to  W Loeb,  It  7 It  1 b 14, 30  39 

14,  46  mos,  7%.  p m $950 

Rublank  F to  H G Foreman,  Jan  6,  Its  30 

and  31  b 9,  34  39  4,  1 y,  7# $1,000 

Rome  M to  J V A Weaver,  Mch  15,  pt  Its 
3 and  5,  36  40  13,  Mch  15,  ’87,  7# . . . . $600 
Raggio  A to  J Rosch,  Feb  25,  It  lb  1.  9 

38  14,  2 yrs,  6#.  p m $2,000 

Reidy  S to  F R Chandler,  Mch  1,  It  17  b 

5,  U & M add,  2 yrs,  7# $500 

Reidy  E M to  C W Nicholes,  Feb  27,  It  24 

b 1 b 5,  33  39  14,  5 yrs,  7% $750 

Robert’s  H H to  J B Galloway,  Mch  2.  pt 
It  33,  Ellis’  e add,  Dec  2,  ’87,  7%....  $1,000 
Robbins  C M and  A L to  S Dunlop,  Mch 
8,  pt  It  7 b 6,  12  39  12,  5 yrs,  7%....  $1,500 


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Richards  R S to  E Maynard,  Mch  11,  Its  7 
to  15,  etc,  b 56,  7 39  14,  5 yrs,  6 y2%, 

$2,500 

Ryan  M L to  J Buehler,  Feb  11,  Its  7 and 

8,  ne  H 8 39  14,  2 yrs,  6% $8,000 

Richardson  D W to  F B Peabody,  Mch  5, 
pt  b 6,  etc,  29  40  14,  5 yrs,  6%,  2 deeds, 

$5,000 

Rosche  C to  H G Foreman,  Mch  3,  It  63  b 

4,  20  38  14,  2 yrs,  6$,  p m $165 

Reker  S to  H J Christoph,  Mch  9,  Its  27 

and  28  b 1,  8 38  14,  3 yrs,  6% $5,000 

Rump  H P to  A J Nowlin,  Mch  15,  it  37  b 

3,  25  40  13,  5 yrs,  6ft  p m $500 

Rogers  M and  J W to  M E Greenebaum, 
Mch  13,  It  2 b 3,  4 38  14,  5 yrs,  7%.  . $1,000 
Robinson  D to  W C Kinney,  Mch  4,  pt  Its 
12  and  13  b 1,  Cleaverville’s  add,  5 yrs, 

6% $6,400 

Reynolds  T to  W Heinemann,  Mch  15,  Its 
64  and  63  b 48,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  8$.  .$1,000 
Rockrohr  C to  I T Greenacre,  Mch  11,  e 

sw  hi.  14  36  13,  2 yrs.  — $600 

Schmidt  F to  G H Rozet,  Feb  26,  It  61  b 

6,  5 39  14,  2 yrs,  8# $533 

Scheele  H to  H J Christoph,  Mch  4,  It  2 b 

5,  7 39  — , 4 yrs,  $1,000 

Sample  E and  R to  S Gehr,  Mch  5,  It  37  b 

1,  33  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $1,200 

Stemmermann  C to  E Prussing,  Mch  6,  It 

35  b 66,  S Chicago,  3 yrs,  7 % $800 

Selory  E E and  J L to  B L Pease,  Mch  8, 

Its  1 to  9 b 3,  32  38  14,  5 yrs,  8 % $500 

Stengel  J to  C Jorn.  Mch  3,  It  17  It  4 b 26, 

3 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Sweeney  J to  C D Wells,  Feb  16,  pt  It  26 

b 7.  H L & A’s  add,  mthly,  7% $5,oOO 

Stevens  F to  H C Noyes,  Mch  6,  pt  It  1, 

Butterfield’s  add,  1 y,  8% $200 

Small  A A to  F B Peabody,  Mch  5,  It  1,  s 

^ e % nw  M 18  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $5,000 

Sullivan  T P to  C Durand,  Mch  13,  It  17  b 
17,  Newberry’s  add.  3 yrs,  6% . . . . $3,500 

Sampson  D N to  J V A Weaver,  Mch  4,  It 

15  b 3,  — 38  14 $300 

Scott  J to  P Popp,  Mch  5,  It  21  b 22, 

Brand’s  add,  wkly,  $1,800 

Schwyer  R to  A Heile,  Mch  12,  It  58  b 7,  S 

& G’s  add,  3 yrs,  0% $700 

Schulz  J to  P Clemens,  Feb  10,  It  27  b 6 b 

44,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  0% $500 

Simahek  J to  V Topinka,  Mch  11,  It  19  b 

13,  s s add,  wkly,  7% $2,000 

Scott  G M to  S M Moore,  Jan  9,  pt  Its  18 

and  19  b 1,  M & D’s  add,|4  yrs $1,500 

Sparrow  S to  J Frake,  Mch  4,  It  32  b 34,  S 

Chicago,  5 yrs,  8# $500 

Seckamp  HtoEE  Prussing,  Mch  12,  pt 
It  15  b 31,  Elston’s  add,  3 yrs,  6%.  . .$1,000 
Swazey  E to  H W Wolseley,  Mch  8,  It  23  b 

3,  19  41  14,  mthly,  8$ $200 

Saskowski  J to  T Schintz,  Mch  10,  It  19  b 

I,  36  40  13,  May  1,  ’89,  7% $800 

Sandberg  A to  J Lorscheider,  Mch  1,  It  38, 

18  37  15,  wkly,  8 % $500 

Spychalski  J to  E D Sellman,  Mch  12,  It 

34  b 4,  28  39  14, 3 yrs,  7% $600 

Schwanbeck  C jr,  to  J Gunzenhauser,  Mch 

5,  It  17  b 4,  20  39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $400 

Stewart  R to  J Stern,  Mch  10,  It  18  b 3 b 

28,  29  34  14,  wkly,  7% $1,500 

Sochurek  A to  T H Schintz,  Mch  11,  Its  6 
and  9 b 2 b 45,  21  39  14,  ;3  yrs,  8%%, 

$4,000 

Schneider  A and  J to  J Stern,  Mch  10,  It 

66  b 1 b 7,  29  40  14,  wkly,  7 % $600 

Scholtz  M to  W R Wright,  Mch  8,  It  3 b 1, 

18  39  14,  1 y,  6% ....$1,500 

Sagart  IWtoOC  Butz,  Feb  8,  It  36  b 40, 

33  40  14,  mthly,  8% $3,200 

Schneider  A F C to  C J Hambleton,  Mch 

II,  pt  It  57,  etc,  b 2 b 18,  33  39  14,  3 yrs, 

6% $1,600 

Seadorf  M to  E A Martin,  Dec  13.  Its  1 to 

16,  etc,  36  38  14,  1 y,  7$ $500 

Steffan  A to  O Schoeverling,  Mch  10,  It  62 

jgjb  48,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  6$,  p m $875 

Shimiick  T to  C H Wood,  Mch  4,  Its  69  and 

70  b 7,  4 38  14,  5 yrs,  7% $600 

Schiff  B J to  A V Knickerbocker,  Mch  16. 

It  3 It  1 b 66,  21  39  14,  wkly,  8% $3,000 


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Swissler  W F to  G H Laflin,  Mch  3,  It  12  b 

33,  17  39  14,  1 y,  7%,  p m $1,775 

Thompson  C to  I G Lombard,  Mch  11,  pt 

b 1,  23  39  13,  etc,  4 yrs,  6%,  p m,  5 deeds, 

$2,200 

Thompson  to  H O Van  Schaack,  Mch  11, 
pt  b 34'  3 49  13,  etc,  5 yrs,  7%,  5 deeds, 

$6,000 

Thompson  W R to  0 T Clarke,  Mch  1,  Its 

9 and  10  b 4,  13  39  13  3 yrs,  6 % $3,500 

Vredenburgh  J S to  C A Knight,  Mch  1, 
pt  It  7 b 2,  34  39  14,  3 yrs,  6%,  p m,  $4,000 
Viezens  P to  A Boernert,  Mch  1,  it  2 b 2,  4 

38  14,  3 yrs,  6% $1,500 

Wheelock  O L to  E W Russell,  Mch  11,  Its 

4 and  5,  34  39  14,  5 yrs,  6% $9,900 

Woods  W S to  G A Ross,  Mch  10,  It  5 b 78, 

27  39  14,  2 yrs,  8 % $5,000 

Watson  O to  H Zuttermeister,  Mch  10,  It 

22  b 2.  8 38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $500 

Weber  G to  H Felsenthal,  Mch  12,  It  2 It 

31,  7 39  14,  1 y,  7% $500 

Wagner  E F to  A Ulrich,  Mch  15,  It  58  b 

F,  28  40  14,  Mch  1,  ’92,  6% $1,500 

Wojtasiak  T to  E Koch,  Feb  25,  It  36  b 7, 

32  38  14,  3 yrs,  6%,  p m $250 

Williams  F J et  al  to  S M Millard,  Mch  12. 

Its  5 to  8 It  10,  etc,  b 2,  Wright’s  add,  2 

yrs $3,300 

Warren  J B et  al  to  G Sawin,Feb  8,pt  It  2 b 

56,  Hyde  Park,  3 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Wait  0 F to  E L Harpham,  Mch  9,  Its  7 
and  8 b 16,  Brown’s  add,  La  Grange,  1 

y,  7% $100 

Wansierski  J to  P Clemens,  Feb  16,  It  26 

b 6,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  6% $500 

Wosumpol  J to  E A Fisher,  Mch  9,  It  99  b 

34,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  7 % $3,000 

Weber  NtouG  Foreman,  Mch  3,  It  58  b 

2,  20  38  14,  2 yrs,  0%,  p m $150 

Wahlgren  L to  J Stern,  Mch  10,  It  21  It  1 b 

2,  wkly,  7 % $1,600 

Wegener  W to  H Felsenthal,  Mch  12,  pt 

17  and  20  35  13,  5 yrs,  8%% $2,500 

Weisskopf  W to  P Popp,  Feb  25,  It  3 It  8 

b 64,  21  39  14,  wkly  6 1-2$ $1,000 

Wruuck  H to  E Maynard,  Mch  1,  It  41  b 

13,  Holstein.  2 yrs,  6$,  p m $300 

Waller  J B jr  to  H J Wallingford,  Mch  8, 

pt  It  D,  17  40  14.  3 yrs,  7$ $2,800 

Zopinski  J J to  J C Schumacher,  Mch  3, 

sw  34  sw  hi  30  37  12,  5 yrs,  6$ $4,000 

Zemke  J to  W D Kerfoot,  Feb  17,  It  47  b 1 
32  39  14,  5 yrs,  6$ $450 

MORTGAGES. 

Anderson  A to  E V and  N Cook  Co  B & L 
Assn,  Mch  8,  It  5 b 53  b 51,  Evanston, 

mthly,  8$ $1,000 

Alberg  C to  S L Derby.  Mch  8,  It  18  b 3, 

29  37  11,  18  mos,  8%'. $271 

Ahhun  G to  H H Shufeldt,  Feb  10,  It  9 b 

1,  1 38  13,  3 yrs,  6$,  p m $200 

Anderson  N to  J G Shay  & Co,  Mch  12,  It 

1 b 23,  35  40  13,  1 day, $900 

Baumgarten  C to  R M Ireland,  Feb  25,  pt 

29  42  9,  etc,  1 y,  8% $700 

Bartels  H to  H Zimmermann,  Mch  12,  It, 

30  41  11,  100  aers,  7 yrs,  6$,  p m . . . $5,300 
Butler  R M,  et  al,  to  H E Butler,  Mch  6, 

pt  b 15,  Evanston,  5 yrs,  6$ $2,000 

Baumgarten  C to  M Slocum,  Nov  23,  pt  sw 

hi  29  42  9,  1 y,  8% $700 

Bloom  C F to  House  B & L Assn,  Feb  8,  It 

25  b 4,  15  38  14,  mthly $2,200 

Boullier  V to  House  B and  L Assn,  Mch  8, 

pt  It  2 b 36,  17  39  14,  mthly, . . $2,500 

Briot  C H to  J L Bennett,  May  25,  It  7 b 

13,  33  40  — , 8$,  demand $300 

Berchoff  A to  C P H Dose,  Feb  25,  Its  1 

and  2,  28  40  14,  3 yrs $2,500 

Chalifaux  J to  W A Porter,  Mch  6,  It  2 b 

5,  Vernon  PI  add,  3 yrs,  6$ $1,125 

Curtis  T to  Equitable  Trust  Co,  Feb  24,  It 

10,  Oakenwalk,  3 yrs,  6$,  pm $2,500 

Cole  T W to  Chicago  Permanent  B & L 
Assn,  Mch  2,  pt  Its  19  and  14,  nw  hi  34 

39  14,  mthly,  8% .$708 

Cook  N and  W B to  J Cleveland,  Oct  3,  It 

8 b 1,  20  37  11,  Aug  27,  6$,  p m . . . . $1,000 
Downing  A to  L H Jacobs,  Dec  10,  It  47  b 


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3,  Pickett’s  2d  add,  — -,6$ $500 

Dahlenburg  E to  M Scholtz,  Mch  1,  Its  1 

to  5 b 154,  Maywood,  6 yrs,  5$ $200 

Dickinson  L M to  J Oliver,  Feb  27,  It  2 It 

17  b 41.  17  39  14,  3 yrs,  6$,  p m $3,881 

Doherty  P to  J Stinson,  Feb  25,  It  5 b 13, 

19  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $425 

De  Tamble  P to  M De  Tamble,  Mch  1, 

Clinton  st,  112  ft  s of  Van  Buren  st,  wf 

112x150  ft.  3 yrs,  6$ $37,017 

Eckhardt  J M to  J M Northkorft,  Mch  16. 

It  4 b 5,  36  40  13,  July  1,8% $100 

Fischer  A to  E A Fischer,  Mch  6,  It  58  b 

30,  17  39  14,  Nov  12,  ’88,  7% $700 

Fort  J B to  J M Pennoyer,  Mch  6,  pt  3 40 

12,  2 yrs,  6%,  p m $275 

Farnham  E W to  Chicago  Perm  B & L 
Assn,  Feb  10,  It  17  b 5,  9 39  13,  mthly, 

8% $3,000 

Frelich  H to  S Hill,  Mch  4,  s 34  w 14,  ne  li 

20  26  12,  5 yrs,  7% $1,300 

Friemann  L so  N Chicago  Mut  S&  BAssn 

Mch  11,  It  228  b 1,  etc,  29  40  14,  wkly, 

5 1-5% ' $1,200 

French  A to  H Knowles,  Mch  9,  s 1-2  It  2 

b 1 b 1,  etc,  2 38  14,  2 yrs,  Id,  8^ $300 

Franchere  G to  W A Porter,  tr,  Feb  19,  Its 
9 to  12  b 2,  Vernon  Park  add,  3 yrs,  6%, 

2 deeds $7,000 

Grenier  J B to  J H Ohlerking,  Mch  15,  pt 

It  3 b 9,  36  40  13,  5 mos $143 

Gobler  H to  S L Derby,  Feb  23,  Its  14  and 

15  b 4,  29  37  11,  18  mos,  8% $100 

Gringer  C to  Home  Mut  L Assn,  Mch  10, 

pt  It  11  It  10,  6 39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5%, 

$1,500 

Giese  W to  T Wachs,  Mch  15,  Its  78  and 

79,  20  40  14,  3 yrs,  7% $2,000 

Hoogensen  A to  F Lion,  Mch  11,  pt  Its  12 

to  15  b 1,  18  41  14,  3 yrs.  7% $800 

Harmon  J to  S L Derby,  May  1,  Its  15  and 

16  It  9,  29  37  11,  18  mos,  8% $331 

Hoffman  F O to  E Retan,  Feb  20,  pt  It 

429,  5 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Heaney  M D to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Feb 

1,  Its  39  to  48  b 3,  25  40  13,  wkly,  8%, 
$1,900 

Hennessey  E to  Cable  B & L Assn,  Mch  8, 
s 1-2  It  7 b 9,  S & H’s  sub,  3 38  14, mthly 

8% $6,000 

Hunter  W F to  O B James,  Mch  15,  pt  19, 
20,  29  and  30  41  9,  3 yrs,  7%,  p m.  . .$2,000 
Heintz  J to  A Steinbach,  Feb  22,  ne  hi  se 

hi,  30  36  15, , — 

Johnston  A and  J to  Chicago  Permanent 
L Assn,  Feb  16,  It  36  and  pt  37  b 3,  21 

38  14,  mthly,  8% $100 

Junk  J to  M Lack,  Mch  1,  pt  It  3 and  all  4 

and  5 b 8,  32  39  14 $4,100 

Johnson  A to  S L Derby,  May  1,  It  12  It  9, 

29  37  11,  18  mos,  8% $108 

Jones  A G to  Chicago  Perm  B & L Assn, 
Mch  2,  pt  It  19,  b 2,  34  39  14,  mthly.  8$, 

$3,000 

Kastler  A P to  T Ritchie,  Mch  15,  n 1-2  It 

3 b 4,  J,  R <fc  S’s  add,  6 mos,  6% . . . . $2,000 
Keller  H to  Bookkeepers  B & L Assn,  Mch 

2,  It  25  b 1,  Higgins  sub,  4 38  14,  mthly, 
$2,000 

Kaiser  C to  J H Klein,  Mch  12,  Its  36  and 
37  and  pt  35  b 10,  Gross’  n add,  Jan  26, 

’88,  7% $300 

Krause  A to  H Voelcening,  Mch  1,  pt  se  hi 

ne  hi  27  41  9,  1 y,  6%,  p m $500 

Knox  R to  S Knox,  Mch  1,  pt  n 1-2  nw  hi 

nw  19  41  14,  3 yrs.  8% $1,500 

Krause  A to  H Hoepe,  Feb  12,  It  57  b 35, 

Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs,  7% $150 

Larsen  O to  W North  Av  B L & H Assn, 
Mch  11,  It  19  It  4,  etc,  b 8,  36  40  13, 

mthly,  8% $200 

Lloyd  P C to  Conservative  B & L Assn, 
Mch  12,  It  11,  b 1,  b 15,  Austinville, 

mthly,  8% $1,500 

Lauferski  S to  J Mattocks,  Mch  1,  It  17  b 

12,  28  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $500 

Ludes  T to  Berkshire  L Ins  Co,  Mch  10, Its 

62  to  64  b 5,  28  39  14,  5 yrs $19,000 

Lauterbach  R to  C B Simons,  Mch  13,  It 

18  b 18,  35  40  13,  2 yrs,  6$,  p m $200 

Martin  W to  S L Derby,  Feb  23,  Its  16  and 


17  b 4,  29  37  11,  18  mos,  8% 

Mahoffy  W to  C F Schieck,  Mch  9,e  ^ e 

1-2  nw  % 2 36  12,  2 yrs,  5 1-2%.  . . . .$2,800 
Meisenbach  S to  H Thimes,  Mch  11,  It  11 

b 12,  5 37  15,  2 yrs,  6% $224 

Murphy  M to  T Mclnery,  Mch  11,  It  15,  se 

hi  4 38  14,  1 y,  6% $900 

Malechi  A to  J Cichowski,  Mch  15,  It  76, 

b 1,  etc,  29  40  14,  5 yrs $600 

Nilles  J to  K Loutsch,  Oct  5,  pt  It  11  41 

13,  2 yrs,  6 % $400 

Price  C to  M N Kimball,  Mch  16,  It  8 b 7, 

Ft  Dearborn  add,  3 yrs,  6% $5,000 

Rathke  A to  P Haas,  Mch  15,  pt  It  7 b 2 b 

18,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs $600 

Reisch  F A jr  to  C F Gatter,  reb  27,  pt  Its 

1 and  2,  34  37  14,  3 yrs $3,850 

Szafranski  J to  Commonwealth  L <fc  B 
Assn,  Mch  11,  It  45  b 5,  Palmer’s  add,  S 

Chicago,  wkly,  8% $600 

Stillman  O to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Mch  11,  It  25  b 6,  19,  40  14,  wkly,  5 yrs, 

5% $1,100 

Smith  J W to  A D Whiting,  Mch  11,  pt  b 

38,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  8% $6,200 

Schnaken  G to  H L Harmering,  Feb  27, 

pt  nw  hi  12  42  10,  2 yrs,  6% $1,100 

Stege  E R to  J E Sampson,  Feb  16,  Its  19 
to  22  b 13,  S & G’s  add,  3 yrs,  6%. . .$4,116 
Stege  to  A S Woodruff,  Feb  10,  It  16,  etc, 

S & G’s  add,  3 yrs,  6% $2,436 

Stege  to  N P Sampson,  Feb  10,  Its  17  and 

18  b 13,  S & G’s  add,  3 yrs,  8% $1,680 

Sedlacek  J to  Grant  B & L Assn, Mch  8,  Its 

18  and  19  b 17,  35  40  13,  wkly,  8%.  .$1,600 
Schooth  H to  H Schooth,  Mch  12,  It  36  b 
3,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  2 yrs,  6%. . .$400 
Schneider  J to  Berkshire  L Ins  Co,  Mch 
10,  It  31  b 5,  U & M’s  add,  5 yrs,  8 %,  $8,000 
Schueler  R to  E Koch,  Mch  12,  It  78  b 3, 

24  39  13,  2 yrs,  7% $400  * 

Sepstoff  M to  W H Holden,  Mch  8,  n 12 

ne  hi  se  hi  13  37  12,  1 y,  7%,  p m $700 

Stone  A C to  Chicago  Perm  B & L Assn, 
Mch  2,  Its  16  to  18  b 2,  18  40  14,  mthly, 

8% $2,000 

Thomas  L & W T to  Chicago  Perm  B & L 
Assn,  Mch  2,  Its  1 and  2 b 12,  23  38  13, 

mthly,  8% $20  0 

Tripp  J M to  S L Derby,  Jan  30,  50acrs  in 

sw  } i 27  37  11,  2 yrs,  8% $450 

Van  Lickley  R R to  Chicago  Perm  B & L 
Assn,  Feb  16,  It  50,  se  hi  9 38  14,  mthly. 


Vopicka  C to  S Gehr,  Feb  3,  It  104,  etc,  n 

1-2  se  hi  18  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $3,000 

Wilson  T to  W Kayes,  Apl  1,  Its  32  and  33 

b 1,  9 39  13,  8 yrs,  8%,  p m.. $150 

Wall  E A to  S L Derby,  Moh  8,  It  13  It  9, 

29  37  11,  18  mos.  8% $200 

Wittheff  CL  to  C H Voss,  Mch  10,  It  60 

b 35,  33  40  14,  2 yrs,  8% $200 

Young  S A to  H Templin,  Feb  16  It  7 b 
14,  ThorntonJ  5 yrs,  7% $150 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Appelt  J to  F L Wiley,  Moh  15,  house, 

Blackhawk  st  nr  Huiibut  st,  15  ds $100 

Adam  I to  Steede,  Weedles  & Co,  Mch  15, 

furn  etc,  208  w 20th  st,  13  mos $541 

Buchanan  G A to  A Carmichael,  Mch  16, 

boats  etc,  S Chicago,  6 mos $130 

Brussels  C to  J D Spear,  Mch  1,  furn  etc, 

558  N Franklin  st,  6 mos $78 

Baker  J M to  C E Wyman,  Mch  9,  furn  etc 

Hotel  Cleveland,  6 mos $887 

Buorck  F to  S L Derby,  Jan  28,  house, 

Lemont,  Oct  28, ’87 $170 

Bushhorn  W to  M Brand  & Go,  Feb  16, 

saloon,  73  Clybourne  av,  1 y $500 

Bergner  M to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  12, 

furn  etc,  183  S Peoria  st,  3 mos $120 

Bricker  G to  C Seipp  Brg  Co,  Mch  15,  sa- 
loon, 287  w 12th  st,  June  1,  ’87 $300 

Beaton  A to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  15, furn 

etc,  5206  State  st,  Sept  15 $200 

Bolding  S A to  F W C McDonald,  Mch  10, 

furn  etc,  316  State  st,  mthly $143 

Bowler  T J to  A Heilbrown,  Mch  6,  furn, 

etc,  41  Winthrop  pi,  mthly $109 

Benario  M to  H Zulzer,  irfn  11,  furn  etc, 


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51  Curtis  st,  2 yrs • • • • • ’I11’000 

Barrows  GWtoML  Harris,  Mch  11, turn 
etc,  50  N Morgan  st  and  42  w Randolph 

st,  3 mos '•  7 ' 

Branton  W to  R Rothschild’s  Sons,  Mch  11 
saloon,  turn  etc,  686  S Halsted  st . . . . $140 
Brown  A J to  H B Sinclair,  Mch  8,  la^dry 

694  Van  Buren  st,  4 mos 

Bishe  S to  L Spizzari,  Mch  11,  furn  etc, 

413  Wabash  av,  23  mos • 

Bacci  L to  J McGovern,  Mch  11,  store, 

, 2 yrs 

Biers  M to  R A Davis,  Mch  — , horses, 


Fay  W H to  E T Brown,  Mch  16,  furn  etc, . 

122  Wells  st,  6 mos • $130 

Fillo  A to  0 D Hewes,  Mch  11,  livery, 

Hyde  Park,  1 $1,000 

Fay  W H to  J O McCord,  Dec  21,  furn  etc, 

— Blue  Island  av $15() 

Fay  W II  to  J C McCord,  Feb  20,  furn  etc, 


Hyde  Park. 


.$324 


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.$305 


Blood  S N to  O F Malcolm,  Mch  16,  furn 

etc,  396  w Congress  st,  6 mos $ 1 ' 9 

Bell  M to  L G Kirkland,  Mch  16,  furn  etc 

575  State  st,  6 mos • • • ^ 

Brown  E to  S Richardson,  Mch  11,  fnrn 

etc,  265  Wells  st,  3 mos • 

Brennan  A to  Studebaker  Bros  Mfg  Go 

Mch  13,  coach, , 12  mos .$buu 

Casey  P to  M N Knowlton,  Mch  12,  piano 

12  De  Kalb  st,6  mos $125 

Campbell  L J M to  R H Cowdrey,  Mch  11, 
furn  etc,  527  State  st,  15  mos,  p m,  $81 
Cleveland  C to  F J Mackey,  Mch  11,  furn 

etc,  245  Clark  st,  5 mos $1-7 

Connorton  JTtoJW  Connorton,  Mch i 12, 

furn  etc,  223  Lincoln  av $2,0UU 

Cameron  M to  S Richardson,  Mch  13, furn 

etc,  149  n Paulina  st,  5 mos $50 

Clark  AEtoET  Brown,  Mch  12,  furn  and 

piano,  333  Wells  st,  6 mos $325 

Clark  S A to  A Schaffhauser,  Dec  1,  furn 

etc,  221  w Randolph  st,  6 mos $48 

Cady  H B to  C L Eaton,  Feb  25,  horse  etc, 

, 9 mos $135 

Carrier  L and  E H to  B Demuth,  Mch  , 

grocery,  1458  Lake  st,  Nov  15 $200 

Crum  M J to  A Churchill,  Dec  22,  house. 

331  Randolph  st,  2 yrs • ■ -$500 

Chamberlain  W W to  J Gilbert,  Mch  6, 

buggy,  etc,  124  n Green  st,  May  1 $160 

Chapin  H D to  G Davison,  Mch  9,  furn 

etc,  12  Cicero  Ct,  4 mos $67 

Cornell  MtoET  Brown,  Mch  15,  furn  etc, 

339  Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $33 

Cook  J A to  C Williams,  Mch  13,  tobacco, 
cigars,  etc,  733  Van  Buren  st,  5 mos.  $33 
Coates  R P to  P P Isham,  Mch  15,  furn 

etc,  S Evanston,  4 mos $125 

Clarke  A M to  H Hartt  & Co,  Mch  1, print- 
ing press,  etc,  207  Canal  st,  18  mos. . $699 
Dans  C to  F Gromer,  Mch  10,  cows,  etc, 

Barrington,  1 $500 

Davis  M C to  W W Charles, Mch  12,  piano,^ 

2415  State  st,  3 mos $121 

Davis  E to  W N Alley,  Mch  4,  horse  etc, 

905  Jackson  st,  4 mos $225 

Dolan  B to  J A Gates,  Mch  6,  furn  etc,  64 

Rush  st,  10  mos $350 

Duddleston  H H to  G Duddleston,  Mch  9, 
lease  of  1 048  Madison  st,  60  ds  . . .$1,200 
Donaldson  F S to  1 W Wood,  , U S 
Mercantile  Agency  office, 127  La  Salle  st, 

6 mos $500 

Dolton  J T to  J Kuhnen,  Mch  5,  market, 

etc,  372  Wells  st,  15  ds $300 

Davis  M to  Brunswick  B C Co,  Feb  25,  sa- 
loon, furn  etc,  La  Salle  and  S Water  sts, 

Oct  15 $400 

Doyle  L to  M L Horner,  Mch  11,  horses, 

etc,  96  N California  av.  1 y $30 

Day  C A to  E T Brown,  , piano,  213 

S Hoyne  st,  6 mos $160 

Doeing  J to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  12, furn 

etc,  1460  Milwaukee  av,  2 mos $ 

Eddy  B to  E T Brown,  Mch  15,  wagon 

1845  Frederick  st,  5 mos $95 

Eish  E to  R W Kimball,  Feb  15,  furn  etc, 

162  4th  av,  6 mos $270 

Elwell  B L to  L A W Brush,  Mch  15,  furn 

etc,  840  Madison  st,  4 mos $62 

Eicke  H to  F J Mackey,  Mch  15,  cigars 

etc,  105  Van  Buren  st,  July  15 $288 

Fierlong  M J to  W W Charles,  Mch  13, 
horse,  etc,  Austin  av  and  Trustee  st,  3 

mos $110 

Fitzgerald  P to  Cory  & Alcott,  Mch  16, 
furn  etc,  4060  Dearborn  st,  60  ds . . . . $112 
Forst  A to  J Babka,  Mch  15,  furn  etc,  600 

Centre  av,  2 yrs $115 

Furbish  W H to  W E Johnson,  Mch  10, 

wagon,  etc,  987  Wilcox  av,  2 yrs $400 

Frick  F to  Brunswick  B C Co,  Mch  13,  bil- 
liard goods,  2441  State  st,  10  mos  ....  $190 
Fuller  F S to  E Fuller,  Mch  4,  furn  etc,  11 

Clark  st,  21  mos $2,100 

Fenke  J E to  0 F Malcolm,  Mch  9,  furn 

etc,  Lake  4 mos $128 

Furse  J to  C J Shields,  Mch  13,  furn  and 

piano,  482  Fulton  st,  6 mos $214 

Fessenden  W to  S Richardson,  Mch  10, 
furn  etc,  403  Blue  Island  av,  6 mos,  $125 
Fox  A M and  O L to  W NAlley,Mch  10,  furn 
etc,  70  Laflin  st  3 mos $336 


Gilmore  I W to  R Isham,  Mch  15,  furn  etc 

66  24  st $195 

Goetz  A to  W N Alley,  Mch  15,  restaurant, 

156  Desplaines  st,  2 y $67 

Granger  C B to  A Carmichael,  Mch  11, 

furn  etc,  Lake,  6 mos  

Goe  LTtoWH  King,  Feb  26,  furn,  etc, 

Morgan  Park,  3 mos $115 

Glenmore  M to  J Cox,  Mch  15,  furn  etc. 

1926  Butterfield  st,  6 mos $/{> 

Gilliam  G W to  H B Rogers,  Mch  9,  furn 

etc,  2961  La  Salle  st,  4 mos $»6 

Griffin  R L to  O F Malcolm,  Mch  15,  furn 

etc,  2202  Michigan  av,  6 mos $83 

HarHngton  II  to  J Franks,  Mch  2,  furn 

etc,  126  Clark  st,  1 y $300 

Hannevig  A to  H S Paulsen,  Mch  13 

loon,  200  N Sangamon  st,  18  mos.  .$1,000 
Hamaker  T I to  J T Leath,  Mch  8,  furn 

etc,  353  Van  Buren  st,  9 mos $385 

Harter  E F to  W H King,  Mch  12,  furn  etc 

153  Jefferson  st,  8 mos 

Haft  C to  H F Hewson,  Mch  13,  cows  etc, 

Orland, • • • ":|5B 

Henneberry  J to  W W Charles,  Mch  15, 

horses  etc,  37  Nebraska  st,  4 mos $1-1 

Helwig  F to  C Oetrowsky,  Mch  10,  saloon, 

153  Goethe  st,  6 mos,  pm $75 

Hartman  L E to  W N Alley,  Mch  6,  furn 

etc,  40  Kinzie  st,  6 mos $<u 

Heitschundt  W to  C Heitschmidt,  Mch  12, 

horse,  wagon  etc, , 2 yrs $-00 

Hardy  D to  J Wyman,  Mch  12,  furn  etc, 

86  Baxter  st,  6 mos .$-b5 

Heidemann  J to  H Behrens,  Jan  18,  live 

stock,  Elk  Grove,  Nov  1 $91 

Hensmann  C to  C Weiderhold,  Feb  16,^ 

live  stock,  Bloom,  1 y $255 

Hamilton  R to  W W Charles,  Mch  15, 
mules,  etc,  570  Wabash  av,  2 mos ....  $204 
Henderson  J to  C Dennehy,  Mch  14,  sa- 
loon, 60  n State  st $1,500 

Henderson  W H to  W T Johnson,  Mch  11, 

furn  etc.  59  3d  av,  6 mos $130 

Hollander  J H to  F L Strong,  Mch  16, 

furn  etc,  438  Sedgwick  st,  6 mos $27b 

Hacket  P to  C D Kimball, |Mch ^11,  black- 
smith shop,  19  Harmon  ct,  wkly $104 

Howard  F to  M Cummings,  Mch  8,  horse 

etc,  174  w Randolph  st,  1 y $95 

Inman  E to  M V B Williamson.  Feb  12, 

furn  etc,  97  Adams  st,  60  ds $304 

Ingram  J to  D A Black,  Mch  15,  furn  etc,^ 

Jones  S B to  J H Spear,  Mch  11,  furn  etc, 

993  Monroe  st,  3 mos $70 

James  J to  J Samuels,  Mch  16,  furn  etc, 

75  Delavan  pi,  mthly $69 

Jones  J H to  Howard  & Haywood,  Mch  11, 
confectionery,  etc,  639  Van  Buren  st,  1 



Jones  M to  G F Harris,  Mch  13,  furn  etc, 

462  Wabash  av,  4 mos $112 

Jackson  H to  J Wyman,  Mch  12,  furn  etc, 

2526  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $73 

Kortes  H to  A Schaffhauser,  Mch  16,  furn  ^ 

etc,  1344  4th  av,  6 mos 

Kemp  E S S to  Marder,  Luse  & Co,  M 
3,  press,  153  Monroe  st,  Sept  1,  ’87  . . 
Kammert  G to  C Williams,  Mch  11,  horses, 

etc,  544  and  546  29th  st,  9 mos $180 

Kuby  J jr,  to  A Schaffhauser,  Feb  15, 

horses,  etc,  436  Ogden  av,  2 mos $30 

King  M J to  S Richardson,  Mch  10,  furn 

etc,  467  Milwaukee  av,  6 mos $60 

Keller  P to  E T Brown,  Mch  11,  furn  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  6 mos $195 

Kenney  D F to  W W Charles,  Mch  10, 

wagons,  etc,  Jefferson,  4 mos $172 

Kuhn  C J to  C L Eaton,  Mch  11,  machin- 
ery, etc,  170  State  st,  Sept  10 $502 

Lewis  A B to  T Armour,  Mch  10,  printing 

office,  126  Washington  st,  Sept  10 $500 

Lucas  B to  S Richardson,  Mch  16,  cows 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 mos $135 

Laverty  R A to  S Rothschilds’  Sons,  Mch 

16,  saloon,  Lake,  Nov  18,  ’87 $750 

Lindbom  C to  M N Knowlton,  Mch  10, 

horse,  272  N Haisted  st,  9 mos $322 

Lomnan  M C to  O F Malcolm,  Mch  15, 

furn,  etc,  229  25th  st,  6 mos $330 

Loud  A to  J D Spear,  Mch  10,  furn,  etc, 

Lake,  6 mos $260 

Mendenhall  C H to  Hartman  & Co,  Mch 

12,  saloon,  333  Madison  st,  1 m $400 

McKean  T to  W Lister,  Mch  12,  house,  343 

w Ohio  st,  18  mos $80 

Mintz  S J to  C E Baker,  Mch  16,  furn  etc, 

49  n Ashland  av $175 


Merckell  J H to  O F Malcolm, 

furn  etc,  351  Randolph  st,  6 mos $ <*> 

Montague  C to  S Richardson,  Mch  15,  furn 

etc,  695  s Canal  st,  2 mos $*6 

Maskell  W J to  O P Snyder,  Mch  16,  furn, 

etc,  2014  Silver  st,  4 mos ..$•)/ 

Morrison  L to  L B Shields,  Mch  15,  furu 

etc,  373  5th  av,  6 mos $luu 

Mills  J E to  F H Gaines,  Mch  1,  printing 

office,  236  S Water  st,  mthly $100 

Mayo  J H to  E T Brown,  Mch  16,  furn  etc, 

3608La  Salle  st,  4 mos ••••’if66 

Marr  N W to  O’Brien  Carpet  Co,  Mch  11, 
carpets,  53  Rush  st,  mthly,  p in  .....  . $160 
Moloney  W J to  J Cullen,  Mch  15,  piano, 

487  Halsted  st,  6 mos .$10U 

Morrisen  A D to  J J Owen,  Mch  5,  furn 

etc.  Lake,  3 mos 

May  L to  C Babcock,  Mch  11,  furn,  etc, 

447  State  st,  June  1 $07 

Monaham  J to  W O’Mara,  Mch  15,  cab 

633  Van  Buren  st,  5 mos $2UU 

Mataxes  M to  P Best  Brg  Co,  Mch  15, furn 

etc,  72  n Clark  st,  6 mos $4  Lb 

McLaughlin  J to  J Wyman,  Mch  11,  horse 

23  Meridian  st,  6 mos.. $ 

Mataxes  M and  G to  Stein  Bros,  saloon, 

172  n Clark  st $200 

Marten  F W to  H A Pemberton,  Mch  13, 

furn  etc,  1825  Clark  st $135 

Meyer  S H to  H M Randall,  Mch  11,  furn 

etc,  994  Madison  st.  9 mos $306 

McCann  D to  C Williams,  Mch  11,  furn 

etc,  22  Centre  av,  5 mos 

McCune  S to  E S Brown,  Mch  11,  furn  etc, 

Englewood,  6 mos $8 1 

Milligan  C to  C E Wyman,  Mch  12,  furn 

etc,  2350  Wabash  av,  6 mos $59 

Majewski  A to  G Schweinfurth,  Mch  17, 
houses,  664  Noble  st  and  124  Cleaver  st, 

2 yrs $2,200 

McNamara  S to  E C Crane,  Mch  8,  furn 

etc,  S Chicago,  6 mos $108 

McComb  W T to  E R Sandford,  Mch  11. 

furn  etc,  238  1-2  Sangamon  st,  5 mos,  $130 
Meyer  F to  W N Alley,  Mch  8,  furn  etc, 

4928  State  st,  8 mos $83 

McCaffery  W B to  E T Brown,  Mch  12 
piano  and  furn,  51  S Ann  st,  6 mos.  .$lo- 
Nonosmith  T B to  W H King,  Mch  13, 
horses,  etc,  74  and  76  Indiana  st,  4 mos, 

$93 

Novacek  K to  J Senft,  Mch  11,  horse,  etc, 


iy  • 


Mch 


Naper  E to  M Brand  & Co,  Mch  6,  saloon, 

690  Clybourne  av,  15  mos $1,500 

Newberry  N E to  C L Eaton,  Mch  10,  furn 

etc, , 2 mos • • ■ • ■ $555 

Nicolai  H W to  A Sturnheim,  Mch  11, 

furn  etc,  Lake  View,  60  ds .$120 

O’Dale  M to  S Richardson,  Mch  10,  piano, 

Fernwood,  4 mos $96 

Olson  C S to  E T Brown,  Mch  15,  furn  etc, 

58  and  60  w Adams  st,  6 mos $130 

Olsen  A to  J H Norton,  Mch  12,  furn  etc, 

270  w Ohio  st,  7 mos $66 

Oehme  F A to  C Williams,  Mch  16,  furn 

etc,  S Chicago.  4 mos $64 

Pickering  D to  J H Plecker,  Mch  12,  furn 

etc,  222  Ewing  st,  13  mos $590 

Phillips  J to  M P Biddlecom,  Mch  13, 
furn  etc,  195  Washington  st,  7 mos.  .$100 
Page  J to  J F Smith,  Mch  4,  horses,  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  2 yrs $250 

Phillips  E to  E T Brown,  Mch  13,  furn  etc 

31  Rush  st,  6 mos $109 

Phillips  E to  E T Brown,  Mch  11,  furn 

etc,  178  W Madison  st,  2 mos $25 

Praer  J to  T Ritchie,  Mch  11,  furn  etc, 

310  n Franklin  st,  Mch  10,  ’88 $136 

Prehl  J C to  C Williams,  Mch  16,  furn  etc, 

92  Oak  st,  7 mos $135 

Peters  A to  C Williams,  Mch  11,  horses, 

etc,  143  Ontario  st,  7 mos $1,045 

Rupplier  H P to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  15, 
horses,  etc,  — Burlington  av,  2 mos,  $116 
Rohden  F to  H A Pemberton,  Mch  13, 
furn  etc,  190  Clybourne  av,  Oct  13 ... . $90 
Richard  A to  M Simonsky,  Mch  10,  furn 

etc,  491  Clark  st,  11  mos,  p m $120 

Reeter  W S to  E D Cook,  Mch  8,  furn  etc, 

3160  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $225 

Roos  T to  A Roos,  Feb  20,  store,  117  Wells 

st,  24  mos $900 

Roe  H M to  C Williams,  Mch  16,  furn  etc, 

676  w 20th  st,  7 mos $52 

Spiking  M J to  B Sweazy,  Mch  16,  furn 

etc,  146  State  st,  3 mos $402 

Sunham  FtoWN  Alley,  Mch  12,  machy, 

etc,  49  Jefferson  st,  3 mos $177 

Sheridan  A to  A Schaffhauser,  Mch  15, 

furn  etc.  217  Indiana  st,  6 mos $500 

Sponsel  J and  M to  H A Pemberton,  Mch 

13,  furn,  etc,  531  Polk  st,  3 mos $91 

Stevens  H L to  L A W Brush,  Mch  13, 

furn  etc,  302  31st  st,  3 mos $92 

Shultz  R W to  J D Spear,  Feb  27,  furn  etc 


43  Park  av,  6 mos $124 

Sweet  G to  J li  Thayer,  Mch  11,  furn  etc, 

45  Cass  st,  1 y . ..$810 

Schefller  A to  C Williams,  Mch  13,  livery^  ^ 

3025  Sangamon  st,  pm $62j  , 

Summerfield  S to  M A Wolcott,  Mch  13, 

furn  etc,  550  State  st,  3 mos $230 

Stafford  H to  F Volkmann,  Mch  11,  horse 

etc, , 1 • ■ • -$3f'2 

Small  G W to  C Siepp  Brg  Co,  Mch  12,^ 
furn  etc,  3226  Wentworth  av,  6 mos.  .$260 
Seehnus  M to  J D Spear,  Mch  10,  furn  etc, ^ 

193  W Erie  st,  6 mos $130 

Shaffner  B M to  M A Weinberry,  Mch  13, 

piano,  Palmer  House,  1 m • ■ $267 

Staffreger  H to  V M Brand,  Mch  15,  piano 

857  Clybourne  av,  10  mos $100 

Tracy  C to  W W Charles,  Mch  15,  furn 

etc,  988  35th  st,  3 mos $324 

Towle  A R to  T G Spriggs.  Mch  15,  house 

278  Ewing  st,  120  ds $200 

Thoendel  J E to  O Richter,  furn,  etc,  etc, 

194  W Randolph  st,  2 yrs $200 

Taufer  MEtoET  Brown,  Mch  12,  furn^ 

etc,  4066  Shurtleff  av,  6 mos $50 

Thomas  W P to  W P Kimball,  Mch  15, 

furn  etc,  691  Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $94 

Vacher  G to  W N Alley,  Mch  15,  furn  etc,^ 

970  Washington  st,  2 mos $135 

Vezina  J E and  Bro  to  J H Cary,  Mch  11, 

furn  etc,  98  Madison  st,  3 mos $250 

Von  Bernour  J to  S L Derby,  July  28, 

house,  Lemont,  mthly, $597 

Webster  B F to  H C Swan,  Mch  9,  horse 

etc, , 3 mos $75 

Wiegers  H to  M A Wolcott,  Mch  12,  furn 

etc, , Cass  st,  6 mos ; ■ -$78 

Weekly  J H to  A Goodrich,  Mch  8,  piano. 

3121  Butterfield  st,  6 mos $130 

Wardrope  T to  W N Alley,  Mch  16,  furn 

etc,  Lake,  6 mos $66 

Wolf  E to  H A Pemberton,  Mch  16,  furn 

etc,  303  S Halsted  st,  Nov  16 $110 

Weibeck  A to  S Richardson,  Mch  15,  furn 

etc,  51  Locust  st,  6 mos $72 

Worthington  B M to  W G Roberts.  Feb  15, 

furn,  etc,  181  N Clark  st,  1 y $550 

Woods  T to  A Sibball,  Mcb  12,  furn  etc, 

634  Madison  st,  May  12,  ’87. $40  0 

Wendeing  P to  Best  & Phillips,  Mch  ^6, 

cows,  etc,  Wheeling,  Nov  1 $200 

Ward  P to  W W Charles,  Mch  12,  mules, 

etc,  300  S Halsted  st,  4 mos $115 

.$300  Weis  A to  C Williams,  Mch  11,  horses,  etc, 

975  N Robey  st,  7 mos $167 

Weiss  H to  F J Mackey,  Mch  10,  furn  etc,® 

3124  S Park  av,  3 mos $190 

Matheny  J to  W S Wharton,  Mch  8,  furn 

etc,  255  Western  av,  4 mos $86 

Weber  G to  Brunswick  B C Co,  Mch  13, 

632  w Indiana  st,  8 mos $17o 

Ware  O W to  W S Lasher,  Mch  ll,  furn 

etc,  3125  S Park  av,  4 mos $122 

Webster  F to  S Richardson,  Mch  10,  laun- 
dry, etc,  1464  Lake  st,  6 mos $72 

White  A to  S Richardson,  Mch  11,  furn 

etc,  160  Bunker  st,  4 mos $40 

Willistein  D to  J Bootz,  Mch  11,  saloon, 

937  Seminary  av,  2 yrs $600 

Yott  E to  A Heilbrown,  Mch  11,  furn  etc, 

67  Canalport  av,  mthly $68 


JPDGMESITS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

96763  George  Lehman  et  al  v Wm  H Davis. 
On  findg,  $250.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex 
in  20  ds. 

66103  Daniel  E Little  et  al  v Allemania  F 
Ins  Co.  Mont  denied  and  judgt  $1,060. 

96160  Felix  Kinst  V C & G T Ry  Co.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt,  $1,000.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

96149  M J Frank  v Louis  Weber.  Same  and 
judgt,  $50.  Same. 

96688  S B Curtis  v W H Williams.  Same 
and  judgt,  $100. 

93706  Wm  Hazel  v Henry  Wiefson.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judg,  $401.80.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

101178  Emmanuel  Rothschild  et  al  v Isaac 
Kahn.  By  defit,  $216.25  and  sped  exn. 

101333  Henrietta  Smith  v Margaret  Bergin. 
By  defit,  $727  and  sci  fa. 

98229  Joseph  Badenoch  jr,  et  al  v John  T 
Reese.  Same,  226.18  and  sci  fa. 

97266  Walstein  Mayer  v David  W Irwin, 
Arthur  Orr,  Charles  D Irwin  and  Augustus 
W Green.  On  ver,  $563.17. 

94592  Wm  A Pinkerton  v Chicago  Driving 
Park.  By  defit,  $1,559.99. 

101549  Edward  A Hartwell  v James  F Aus- 
man.  By  defit,  $128.43  and  sped  exn. 

94554  E A Buck  v Chicago  Driving  Park. 
On  ver,  $885.20. 

94563  A Liebsenrath  et  al  v Chicago  Install- 
ment Book  Co  and  George  W Borland. 
Same,  $1,097.40. 


. • • 


CIRCUIT  COURT. 

51039  Martin  Hogan  v Maria  Bauer.  On 
findg,  $65.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and  bill 
ex  in  30  ds. 

46926  George  Cook  v Henry  G Savage. 
Mo  n t denied  and  jungt,  $137.  Appl; 
bond  in  20  ds  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

2860  Elisha  A Robinson  v Wm  Hememan 
and  W F Hememan  jr.  $133.89. 

2861  Same  v Same.  $133.26. 

2862  Same  v Same.  $154.92. 

2863  Orelup  & Pearson  Co  v E D Swift. 
$106.32. 

2864  Charles  S Schrath  et  al  v Wm  V John- 
son and  wife.  $48.15. 

2865  Paul  Leichner  v Joseph  Denit.  $132.94 

2866  J T Sieberling  v John  Lamb.  $118.75. 

2867  W F McLaughlin  & Co  v J C Darnme- 
rau.  $115.72. 

2868  H D Goldy  et  al  v George  T Pratt.  $25 

2869  Peter  Quirmbach  v Kate  Jessel.  $200. 
51523  Horace  B Claflin,  exr,  v City.  Mo  n t 

withdrawn  and  judgt,  $3,700. 

51214  August  J Johnson  v Henry  and  Mayer 
Neuberger.  By  defit,  $1258.22. 

55508  John  Wiatt,  use,  etc,  v Solomon 
Thatcher.  By  defit,  $411.50. 

55733  Abner  W Waldo  v Thomas  Storr.  Same, 
$2,960.99  and  sped  exn. 

55524  Daniel  U Waterbury  v Martin  P M 
Wallace,  Same,  $92. 

55968  Nat  Bk  of  111  v Cassius  Upton.  Same, 
$376. 

A8S16SMESTS. 

Alles  J jr,  to  G Alles,  Mch  1,  book  1337, 
page  258,  and  booK  1722,  page  186,  2 

deeds $1,480 

Alles  J jr,  to  Geo  Alles,  Mch  1,  book  1165, 
p 342 $215 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 

Albrecht  F and  F to  It  Daniel  <fc  Bro,  Mch 

12,  machy,  etc,  — Fillmore  st $1 

Berry  L M & Co  to  R J Dillon,  Mch  15, 

horses,  etc,  216j*j  18th  st $100 

Burch  H to  A Burch,  Mch  15,  market,  371 

Loomis  st $500 

Betts  S J to  G H Betts,  Mch  10,  horses, 

scales,  safe,  etc $2,000 

Bartholomae  & Roessing  to  F Nash,  Mch 

9,  saloon,  632  W Indiana  st $800 

Caproni  L to  L Bacci,  Mch  11,  store. , 

! $3,300 

Fleming  J to  W Niegelsen,  Mch  16,  car- 
riage, etc,— — $150 

Faloon  C to  B Menser,  Mch  3,  furn  etc, 

180  n Clark  st $700 

Normann  C to  L Salwasser,Mch  10, machy 

277  Madison  st $1,100 

Pease  C F to  L Douglas,  Mch  6,  machin- 
ery, etc, $1 

Pease  L A to  F C Austin,  Mch  13,  horses, 

etc,  267  Michigan  av $1,700 

Robrecht  F to  G Bricke,  Mch  15,  saloon, 

287  w 12th  st $500 

Spencer  F S to  H C Spencer,  Mch  6,  organ 

etc,  Cicero $290 

Wetzel  E to  C Heming,  Mch  6,  boots  and 

shoes,  161  47th  st $2,000 

Williams  S L to  J C Ender,  Mch  15, horses 
etc,  164  Randolph  st $200 

BEAL  ESTATE  LAW. 

LANDLORD  AND  TENANT. 

I. 

It  is  the  settled  law  of  this  country,  and 
of  England,  that  in  a lease  of  a building 
for  a dwelling  house  or  store,  no  cove- 
nant is  implied  that  it  shall  be  fit  for  occu- 
pation, and  no  covenant  is  implied  that  the 
lessor  shall  keep  the  premises  in  repair,  the 
tenant,  in  the  absence  of  an^express  agree- 
ment taking  the  premises  for  better  or  for 
worse.  Wood  in  his  treatise  on  Landlord 
and  Tenant,  says  that: 

A tenant  who  has  made  an  unconditional 
contract  to  pay  rent  for  a term  cannot 
claim  an  apportionment  or  abatement  of 
rent  for  being  deprived  of  any  beneficial 
enjoyment  of  the  premises,  by  their  being 
out  of  repa:r,  or  untenantable,  or  unfit  for 
the  use  for  which  they  were  leased.  More- 
over there  is  no  implied  warranty  by  the 
laudlord  of  the  fitness  of  the  premises  for 
the  use  the  tenant  has  in  view,  or  against 
accidental  destruction;  nor  is  there  any 
implied  undertaking  to  repair  or  rebuild. 

3 Sutherland  on  Damages,  p.  126-7. 


There  is  no  implied  warranty  on  ademise 
of  real  or  leasehold  property  that  it  is  fit 
for  the  purposes  for  which  it  is  taken. 
There  is  no  implied  duty  cast  on  the  owner 
of  a house  in  a ruinous  and  unsafe  condi- 
tion to  inform  a proposed  tenant  that  it  is 
unfit  for  habitation,  nor  will  an  action,  for 
deceit  lie  against  him  for  merely  omitting 
to  disclose  the  fact,  but  if  a landlord  fraud- 
ulently conceals  the  fact  that  a building  is 
unfit  for  habitation,  because  of  a delete- 
rious stench,  proceeding  from  an  unknown 
cause,  it  has  been  held  equivalent  to  an 
eviction;  and  case  will  lie  if  a landlord  lets 
a house  which  he  knows  to  be  infected  with 
a contagious  disease,  without  disclosing 
that  fact,  and  the  tenant  takes  such  disease. 

To  the  tenant  the  landlord  is  not  liable 
for  a nuisance  existing  on  the  premises  at 
the  time  when  the  lease  was  made,  nor  for 
defects  therein,  unless  the  defect  is  latent, 
and  the  landlord  has  been  guilty  of  fraud, 
or  actual  concealment,  or  deceit,  in  letting. 
And  it  may  be  laid  down  as  a general  rule 
that  a landlord,  in  the  absence  of  a covenant 
to  repair,  is  not  liable  for  injury  resulting 
from  the  faulty  construction  or  condition 
of  the  premises,  the  control  of  which  is  in 
the  hands  of  a tenant,  either  to  the  tenant 
or  to  third  persons,  unless  he  has  been 
guilty  of  fraud  in  having  misrepresented 
the  condition  of  the  premises,  or  has  con- 
cealed certain  facts  relative  to  their  condi- 
tion that  it  was  his  duty  to  inform  the  tenant 
about,  and  it  seems  that  where  certain  de- 
fects exist,  that  are  likely  to  injuriously 
affect  the  health  of  the  tenant  or  his  family, 
it  is  the  landlord’s  duty  to  disclose  the  facts, 
and  failing  to  do  so,  he  is  liable  to  the 
tenant  for  all  the  damages  resulting  to  the 
tenant  which  are  the  immediate  and  proxi- 
mate results  of  such  failure.  See  also 
Reichenbacher  v.  Pahmeyer,  8 Brad.  217, 
382. 

Again,  it  is  the  general  rule  that  the 
lessee  and  occupier  of  premises  which  are 
in  his  possession,  in  the  absence  of  any 
covenant  to  repair  on  the  part  of  the  land- 
lord, is  responsible  for  all  injuries  occasion- 
ed by  a failure  to  keep  the  premises  in 
repair,  unless  the  landlord  let  the  premises 
with  a nuisance  upon  them. 

In  that  case,  as  the  cause  of  the  injury 
existed  anterior  to  the  letting,  the  owners 
should  have  made  the  repairs.  Gridley  v. 
Bloomington,  68  111.  300,  City  of  Peoria  v. 
Simpson,  110  111  300;  Nelson  v.  Liverpool 
Brewing  Co.  2 C.  P.  Div.  311. 

In  New  York  it  was  recently  held  that  a 
lessee  occupying  real  estate  may  become 
liable  to  a stranger  by  negligently  suffer- 
ing the  demised  premises  to  become  dan- 
gerous. This  liability  is  independent  of  any 
contract  between  the  lessor  and  lessee.  It 
results  from  the  fact  that  the  lessee  is  in 
possession,  and  has  the  control  of  the  prem- 
ises, and  for  that  reason  he  is  liable,  if  by 
negligently  permitting  them  to  become 
dilapidated  and  unsafe,  third  persons  are 
injured.  The  foundation  of  his  liability  is 
culpable  negligence.  He  is  not  as  to  third 
persons  a guarantor  of  the  safety  or  condi 
tion  of  the  premises,  but  is  bound  only  to 
reasonable  care,  in  his  use  and  occupation 
of  them,  so  that  they  may  not  cause  injury 
to  others 

Odell  v.  Solomon,  99  N.  Y.  635-6.  In  this 
case  the  court  say  that  the  simple  fact  of 
the  failure  of  the  lessees  to  keep  the  prem- 
ises in  repair,  whether  their  duty  so  to  do 
arose  from  the  covenant  in  their  lease,  or 
from  the  general  duty,  was  not  sufficient  to 
convict  them  of  actual  negligence. 

It  is  true  that  the  lessees  had  occupied 


the  building  ever  since  its  construction, 
which  was  about  three  years  before  the 
accident,  but  the  cage  is  absolutely  bare  of 
any  evidence  that  they  had  reason  to  ap- 
prehend the  existence  of  any  such  defect  as 
that  which  was  developed  by  the  very  un- 
usual, if  not  unprecedented  accident  (the 
falling  of  a winbow  sash  upon  a lady  as 
she  was  passing  the  premises)  which  oc- 
curred. Ibib. 

II 

It  is  an  important  matter  to  have  the 
rights,  duties  and  liabilities  of  tenants 
understood,  and  we  believe  that  they  are 
pretty  well  enderstood,  but  it  is  not  to  be 
assumed  because  there  is  a defect  or  nui- 
sance in  a. house  which  a landlord  has  leased 
to  a tenant  that  he  knew  it  at  the  time  that 
he  leased  it. 

There  is  nothing  so  common  at  the  pres- 
ent time  as  for  tenants  to  claim,  when 
there  is  a stringency  in  the  money  market, 
or  their  exchequer  gets  low,  that  the  house 
they  occupy  is  filled  with  sewer  gas,  and  the 
whole  atmosphere  poisoned  with  malaria, 
and  they  will  not  pay  rent  until  the  whole 
thing  is  overhauled,  new  sewers  put  in,  and 
the  entire  premises  disinfected,  and  they 
are  remunerated  for  their  losses  and  dama- 
ges. 

The  frauds  which  are  so  constantly  and 
freely  charged  against  landlords  can,  we 
suspect,  be  offset  every  time  by  the  deceit, 
dishonesty  and  hypocrisy  of  tenants,  and  in 
that  regard  we  think  that  the  honors  are 
easy. 

Lying  is  a fine  art,  and  when  the  acts  and 
motives  of  men  can  not  be  explained  in  fa- 
vor of  an  interested  party,  why  he  is  forth- 
with to  be  condemned  as  a villain.  A land- 
lord, that  is,  the  owner  of  a house  who  lets 
the  same  for  hire,  is  an  enemy  of  mankind, 
a lupus  oapus,  and  he  should  be  knocked 
on  the  head  like  a wolf.  This  is  the  common 
voice,  and  common  sentiment,  of  the  rent- 
ing classes,  both  in  this  country  and  in  Eu- 
rope. Among  the  most  common  complaints 
which  are  made  against  landlords  by  ten- 
ants nowadays,  is  of  fraud  in  letting  the 
premises,  and  of  hidden  defects  in  their 
structure,  in  consequence  of  which  they  af- 
firm that  they  are  released- from  all  their 
undertakings  and  obligations.  Let  us  see 
for  one  moment  what  the  law  is  in  such 
cases. 

III. 

In  cases  of  fraud,  it  is  immaterial  whether 
any  or  what  covenants  are  contained  in  the 
deed  or  lease;  the  fraud  is  to  be  established 
by  facts  outside  of  deed  or  lease.  Kerr  on 
F.  p.  325,  note;  2 Saunder’s  PI.  and  Ev.  p. 
66;  46  N.  H.  510;  1 Comst.  305;  7 Wend.  380; 
2 Bibb.  583;  13  Johns.  325;  1 A.  K.  Marsh, 
495;  1 Day,  250;  2 Mon.  117. 

If  a claim  is  made  for  fraud, [the  repre- 
sentations must  not  only  be  false,  but  false 
to  the  knowledge  of  the  party  making  them. 
10  Iowa,  423;  29  Mo.  186;  16  Ind.  290;  57 
Barb.  414;  41  N.  H.  95:  15  Penn.  200;  22  la. 
40;  23  Ark.  289;  10  Allen,  548;  39  Miss.  528. 

If  a landlord  fraudulently  conceals  the 
fact  that  a building  is  unfit  for  habitation, 
because  of  a deleterious  stench  proceeding 
from  an  unknown  cause,  it  has  been  held 
equivalent  to  an  eviction.  Wood  on  L.  and 
T.  p.  805;  49  Vt.  109;  1 Daly,  481-99. 

Again  Mr.  Wood,  in  his  valuable  work  on 
Landlord  and  Tenant,  Sec.  122,  p.  174,  says 
that  “ mere  misrepresentations  which  are 
false  do  not  necessarily  amount  to  fraud, 
as  they  may  have  been  innocently  made.  In 
order  to  have  that  effect,  there  must  have 
been  an  intent  to  deceive,  in  reference  to  a 
material  matter,  or  if  not  willfully  made,  it 
must  have  related  to  a matter  about  which 
it  was  the  duty  of  the  party  making  it  to 
have  known  the  truth,  and  in  the  latter  case, 
even  though  the  misrepresentation  was  in- 
nocently made,  if  it  related  to  a material 
matter,  the  party  injured  may  recover  the 
damages  he  sustains  in  a court  of  law,  or 
may  resort  to  a court  of  equity  to  have  the 
lease  or  conveyance  set  aside.”  41  N.  Y. 
Superior  Ct.  135;  12  Bush.  723;  1 Abb.  App. 
30  Ark.  535;  26  Ohio  St,  428;  63  N.  Y.  426; 
63  Mo.  181;  64  Mo.  201;  37  Ind.  1;  45  Ga.  13. 

In  all  cases,  the  party  alleging  fraud  must 
prove  it,  as  it  will  never  be  inferred  from 
facts  which  may  be  consistent  with  honest 
intentions. 

“ But,  except  where  the  defect  is  such  as 
amounts  to  a nuisance,  in  the  absence  of  a 
covenant  on  his  part  to  repair,  the  landlord 


is  liable  neither  to  the  tenant  or  third  per 
son  upon  the  premises  by  the  tenant’s  invi- 
tation for  injuries  sustained  by  reason  of 
any  disrepair.”  Wood  on  L.  and  T.  p.  921; 

56  N.  Y.  129. 

The  Supreme  Court  of  this  State  has  de- 
cided that  in  the  absence  of  any  express 
agreement  the  occupant,  and  not  the  owner, 
is  responsible  for  injuries  received  in  conse- 
; quence  af  a failure  to  keep  the  premises  oc- 
cupied in  repair.  Gudley  v.  City  of  Bloom- 
ington, 68  111.  51. 

Although  a tenant  may  abandon  the  prem- 
ises upon  discovery  of  a fraud  committed 
upon  him  and  is  absolved  from  the  payment 
of  rent,  yet  if,  after  discovering  the  fraud, 
he  continues  to  occupy  the  premises,  he  can. 
not  set  up  such  fraud  either  in  discharge  or 
by  way  of  reduction  of  the  rent.  Wood  on 
L.  and  T.  p.  922-3;  36  Me.  350;  3 E.  D. 
Smith,  203. 

IV. 

To  the  tenant,  the  landlord  is  not  liable 
for  a nuisance  existing  on  the  premises  at 
the  time  when  the  lease  was  made,  nor  for 
defects  therein,  unless  the  defect  is  latent 
and  the  landlord  has  been  guilty  of  fraud  or 
actual  concealment  or  deceit  in  letting.  34 
Beav.  250;  3 Gray,  323;  12  M.  and  W.  68:  48 
Me.  316;  9 Cush.  242,  71  Penn.  St.  383;  56  N. 

Y.  398:  112  Mass.  477;  7 Hill,  83;  59  Barb. 
477;  4 Rd.  Is.  453;  25  Wend.  669;  2 Hill  (N. 

Y.  C.  P.)  4. 

V. 

Case  will  lie  if  the  landlord  lets  a house 
which  he  knows  to  be  infected  with  a con  - 
tagious  disease,  without  disclosing  that  fact 
and  the  tenant  takes  such  disease.  60  N.  Y. 
229;  19  Am.  Rep.  164;  112  Mass.  477:  17  Am. 
Rep.  122. 

VI. 

A landlord  is  not  liable  to  his  tenant  for 
personal  injuries  sustained  by  reason  of  the 
defective  condition  of  the  buildings,  unless 
he  is  chargeable  with  some  affirmative  mis- 
feasance or  neglect  of  positive  duty  or 
breach  of  covenant  to  repair.  O’Brien  v. 
Campbell,  59  Barb.  497;  Kahn  v.  Love,  3 
Oreg.  206. 

Nor  is  he  liable  to  a third  person  for  a 
nuisance  created  or  continued  on  the  prem- 
ises by  his  tenant,  unless  he  knew  or  had 
reason  to  believe  at  the  time  of  the  letting 
that  it  would  be  so  created;  but  if  he  re-lets 
or  renews  a lease  while  the  nuisance  exists,  i 
then  he  is  liable.  1 A.  and  E.  827. 

VII. 

The  rule  is  well  settled  that  the  wrongful 
act  of  the  landlord  does  not  debar  him  from 
a recovery  of  rent,  unless  the  tenant  by 
such  act  has  been  deprived  in  whole  or  in 
part  of  the  possession,  either  actually  or 
constructively,  or  the  premises  rendered  use- 
less. Chic.  Legal  News  Co.  v.  Browne,  103 
111.  320;  20  N.  Y.  284;  2i  111.  470;  25  111.  587. 

VIII. 

There  has  been  much  said  first  and  last  in 
regard  to  the  summary  mode  which  land- 
lords may  resort  to  by  levying  a distress  for 
rent,  but  there  are  many  sound  reasons  in 
its  favor,  quite  as  potent  as  those  against  it. 

Said  Chancellor  Kent  in  his  Commentar- 
ies: “The  contract  for  rent  and  the  remedy 
are  in  constant  use  and  application;  and  in 
the  cities  and  large  towns  there  are  few 
branches  of  the  law  that  affect  more  sensi- 
bly the  interests  of  every  class.  The  law 
may  be  deemed  prompt  and  strict  with  re- 
spect to  the  interests  of  the  landlord,  but  I 
am  inclined  to  think  it  is  a necessary  provi- 
sion. It  is  best  for  the  tenant  that  he  should 
feel  the  constant  necessity  of  early  and 
punctual  performance  of  his  contract.  It 
stimulates  to  industry,  economy,  temper- 
ance, and  wakeful  vigilance;  and  it  would 
tend  to  check  the  growth  and  prosperity  of 
our  cities  if  the  law  did  not  afford  the  land- 
lords a speedy  and  effectual  security  for 
their  rents,  against  the  negligence  and 
frauds  of  tenants.  It  is  that  security  which 
encourages  moneyed  men  to  employ  their 
capital  in  useful  and  elegant  improvements. 

If  they  were  driven  in  every  case  to  the  slow 
process  of  a suit  at  law  for  their  rent,  it 
would  lead  to  vexatious  and  countless  law- 
suits, and  be  in  many  respects  detrimental 
to  the  public  welfare.” 

IX. 

A tenant  is  liable  for  any  and  all  damages 
which  are  caused  to  the  property  or  prem- 
ises of  another  which  arise  from  his  care- 
lessness in  the  management  and  use  of  the 
premises  occupied  by  him,  or  by  his  neglect  | 
to  repair  water-closets,  or  water,  where  the 
same  are  under  his  control.  Examine  White 


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ROOM  56.  Call  Telephone  209. 


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v.  Montgomery,  58  Ga.  204;  Moore  v. Gcedel,  Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 
7 Boew.  591;  34  N.  Y.  527:  Kastor  v.  New- 

house,  4 E.  D.  Smith,  20;  4 Ortmayer,  45  111.  March  8. 

469;  46  How.  Pr.  510;  68  111.  47;  65  III.  160; 

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A very  delicate  and  lovely  cushion  cover 
is  made  of  ashes-of-roses  satin  embroidered 
in  filo  floss  with  a group  of  apple  blossoms 
in  shades  of  pink  and  olive. 


WANTED 

A first-class  man  who  is  thoroughly  acquain- 
ted with  the  Real  Estate  business,  for  outside 
work.  No  personal  application  entertained 
and  no  one  wanted  who  is  above  his  business 
and  who  cannot  give  A 1 references.  Send 
names  of  persons  to  whom  you  refer  or 
written  recommendations.  Address  “A,” 
care  Chicago  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Joubnal,  121  Fifth- Ave. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS, 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  434. 


Lot  6 and  that  pt  of  lot  5 lying  n of  Walnut  st  in 
Assessor’s  div  of  e hlf  of  b 45  in  C T’s  sub  of  see  7 39 
14.  Jno  Carne  Jr,  Petitioner.  L N. 

March  20. 

Lot  5b  2 of  Grover’s  re-sub  of  b 28,  Wilmette.  H. 
0.  McDaid,  Trustee.  L A. 

Lot  26  of  b 2 in  Peck’s  sub  of  w 19  48-100  acres  of 
that  part  of  se  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  11  36  14.  E J White- 
head,  Master.  L N. 

March  22. 

Lot  15  of  b 2 of  White’s  addn  to  Evanston,  said  b 2 
being  in  ne  qr  of  sec  19  41  14.  J B Adams,  Trustee. 
L N. 

N !4  of  lot  4 inblin  Normal  School  sub  of  w half 
of  se  qr  of  sec  21  38  14.  D J Avery,  Master.  LN. 

March  24. 

So  much  of  lot  11  in  Holmes’  sub  of  w half  of  sw  M 
of  se  qr  of  sw  14  of  sec  34  39  14, as  falls  upon  or  within 
sub  lot  11  in  Pickett’s  sub  of  lots  1 to  19  in  said  Pick- 
ett’s sub  of  lots  1 to  19  in  said  Holmes’  sub.  Nathan- 
iel Bacon,  Guardian.  L N . 

Lots  8 and  9 in  b 2 of  Le  Moyne’s  sub  of  s 16  acres 
of  e half  of  nw  14  of  sec  28  40  14.  K E and  F Young, 
Petitioners.  L N. 


March  27. 

Lot  1 in  McKay’s  sub  of  lots  1 and  2 in  e 14  of  b 5 in 
Assessor’s  sub  e 14  of  se  qr  of  sec  18  39  14;  and  also  w 
14  of  b 5,  being  lots  25  to  48  in  Russell’s  sub  of  that 
part  lying  e of  river  of  sec  18  37  15;  also  lot  1 of  sub 
of  lots  21  22  23  and  24  in  sub  b 4 in  the  sub  of  b 1 and 
4 in  b 8 in  Lee  and  others’  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  12  39  13. 
Fred’k  W Keator,  Special  Master.  L N. 


March  29. 

Lot  39  and  s 13  ft  of  lot  38  in  the  sub  of  ejg  of  lots 
2 3 and  4 (ex  s 82  ft  of  e 100  ft  m blk  1 of  Sheffield’s 
add).  H F Steele,  Master.  L N. 

N 32  ft  of  e 14  acre  of  the  4 acres,  being  the  8 rods  s 
and  adj  the  n 16  rods  of  nw  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  9 38  14. 
H Waller,  Master.  L N. 

Commencing  at  the  nw  cor  of  ne  qr  of  sec  36  41  12. 
H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

March  30. 

Lot  36  b 2 in  ShurtlefE’s  sub  of  n 14  of  blk  22,  C T s 
sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Sub  lot  1 and  2 of  lot  4 in  b 10  in  frae  sec  15  add.  S 
F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  1 and  n 14  of  lot  3 in  bk  4 of  H O Stone’s  sub  of 
J J Astor’s  add  to  Chicago.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
L N. 

W 14  of  lot  12  of  lot  or  sub  b 2 of  b 18  in  Sheffield’s 
add  to  Chicago.  Henry  Waller,  Master.  L N. 

Mar  27 

March  31. 

i Lot  9 in  b 11  lot  6 7 8 and  9 in  b 5,  lots  1 2 3 4 and  5 
n b 7,  lots  7 to  12  in  b 8 and  all  b 9 in  Stewart’s  sub  of 
n half  of  se  qr  of  sec  28  38  14.  A G Lane,  Trustee. 
L N. 

Lot  21  in  b 2 in  Bickerdike’s  addn  to  Chicago;  also 
s half  of  lot  4 (being  the  s 12  feet  of  same)  and  lot  5, 
both  in  b 3 of  D S Lee’s  add  in  sec  6 39  14.  W F Pa- 
gels,  Admr.  L N. 

So  much  of  lot  11  in  Holme’s  sub  of  w V4  of  sw  qr  of 
se  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  34  39  14  as  falls  upon  or  within 
sub  lot  10  in  Pickett’s  sub  of  lots  1 to  19  in  same 
sub.  N Bacon,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  9 b 11,  lots  6 7 8 and  9 b 5,  lots  1 2 3 4 5 in  b 7, 
lots  7 8 9 10  11  and  12  in  b 8,  and  all  b 9 in  Stewart’s 
sub  of  n hlf  of  se  qr  of  sec  28  38  14.  A G Lane,  Trus- 
tee. L N. 

Lot  82  b 21  in  Sampson  & Green’s  add.  E J White- 
head,  Master.  L N. 


KNISELY  & MILLER 

129  & 131  SOUTH  CUIXTOK  ST., 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 

MANOTACTCBEKS  of 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-O-IR.-E-E-IN'-S 

For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


April  5. 

Lots  11  to  19  in  Price’s  sub  of  — qr  sw  qr  of  nw  qr 
nw  qr  of  sec  35  40  13;  also  e 1 acr  of  s 2>4  aers  of  n 
15(4  aers  of  w V4  of  w !4  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35;  also  all 
that  part  of  s 3 aers  of  n 20  aers  of  w (4  of  w A of  nw 
qr  of  sec  35  which  lies  north  of  Price’s  sub  containing 
(4  acr.  J R Custer,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  18  blk  7 in  Stave  & Klemm’s  sub  of  ne  qr  of  sec 
25  38  14.  D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Und  qr  of  real  estate  described  as  follows:  Being  a 
strip  of  land  2 ft  in  width  taken  from  oB  the  south 
end  of  lot  1.  and  also  the  whole  of  lot  2,  both  in  ^a- 
ior’s  sub  of  sub-lots  4 5 6 8 and  w 15  ft  of  sub-lot  9 
(ex  that  part  of  lots  6 and  8 taken  by  the  opening  of 
La  Salle  st  in  the  sub  of  original  lots  12  m b 118  m 
School  Sec  add).  H L Wait  Master.  LN. 

Lots  5 6 7 8 and  9 m b 4 of  Taylor’s  sub  of  b 1 of  As- 
sessor’s div  of  e hlf  of  nw  qr  of  sec  8 3s  14.  J 1 
Noyes,  Master.  L N.  . , „ 

Lots  7 and  8 in  b 4 in  Keeny  k Rinn’s  add  to  Evans- 
ton. D J Avery,  Master.  L N.  ...... 

Lot  12  in  b 1 in  Wilber  & Eberhart’s  sub  of  b 2a  in 
C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Kate  Lowry,  Guardian.  LN. 

April  6. 

Lot  7 b 20  S F Smith’s  sub  of  ne  qr  of  ne  qr  of  see 
18  39  14;  b 6 in  Assessor’s  div  of  ue  qr  and  w hlf  of  nc 
qr  of  sec  32  39  14;  an  und  hlf  of  b 31  same  div  m sec 
32;  an  und  hlf  of  b 32  same  div  of  sec  32  (ex  n 4o  ft  lot 
114  115  116  117  in  Waller’s  sub  in  u pt  of  w hlf  of  ne 
qr  of  sec  28  39  14;  lot  10  in  b 14  in  Ogden’s  add;  lot  37 
in  b 7 in  C T’s  sub  in  w hlf  of  sec  5 39  14;  lot  36  in  b 26 
in  Waller’s  sub;  sub-lot  6 of  lot  2 in  n hlf  of  b 13  ™ 
same  sub;  lot  7 in  b 27  in  C T’s  sub  of  tec  7 39  14,  sub 
lot  8 of  sub  of  lot  23  to  27  & 33  in  Butterfield’s  add  to 
Chicago;  lot  18  in  b 14  in  Newberry’s  add;  n 41/4  ftot 
w 100  ft  of  sub-lots  1 and  2 of  lot  10  in  b 17  in  frac  sec 
15  add;  lot  3 in  b 9 in  S S add;  lots  19  20  21  22  23  and 
24.  all  beihg  in  Forsythe,  Spear  & Wallace  s sub  of 
bks  1 3 and  8 of  G W Clark’s  sub  of  e hlf  of  sw  qr  of 
sec  13  39  13;  lots  18  and  19  in  b 4 of  Derby  & Wallace  s 
sub  of  pt  of  nw  qr  of  nw  qr  of  sec  13  39  13;  „ 6 m sw 
qr  of  sec  12  3g  13;  e 13  ft  of  lot  3 and  w i4  ft  of  lot  4 
in  b 8 in  Fort  Dearborn  add;  lot  11  b 2 in  Ellis  w add, 


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ft 


lots  1 and  2 b 40  in  S S add;  lot  8 and  w 88  ft  of  lot  7 b 
1 in  Andersonville;  the  e qr  of  sw  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  36 
38  14,  frac  w of  river  and  frac  e of  river  of  the  sw  qr 
of  sec  1 37  15:  lot  147  b 3 0 T’s  sub  of  sec  33  3g  14;  lots 
1 and  8 in  Gano’s  sub  of  pt  of  b 10  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec 

3 39  14;  lots  13  and  16  in  b 3,  lots  13  and  16  b 5,  lot  1 b 
8.  and  lots  9 and  10  b 13;  all  in  Linden  Grove  sub  sec 
21  38  14.  Seth  F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  1 2 34  5 and  6 in  b 7 in  sub  of  Laflin  & Wilder 
of  bs  6 7 and  8 in  the  Assessor’s  div  of  the  frac  e of 
South  Branch  of  Chicago  River  of  ne  frac  qr  of  sec 
21  39  14,  and  also  the  private  alley  e of  adj  said  lots 

4 6 and  6.  S F Hanchett.  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  3 of  Willlman’s  sub  of  the  n pt  of  b 45  in  C T’s 
sub  of  pt  of  frac  sec  33  40  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
L N. 

Sub-lot  1 and  2 of  lot  4 in  b 10  in  frac  sec  15  add. 

5 F Hanchett.  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  15  and  16  in  C E Browho’s  sub  of  lots  12  3 12 
13  and  14  of  b 30  Glencoe;  lots  1 2 3 4 and  5 same  sub 
of  lots  7 8 9 10  25  26  and  27  of  b 35  in  Glencoe,  lots  1 2 
13  and  14  b 42  Glencoe,  all  in  Cook  Co.;  111.  S F llan- 
chett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  23  in  b 4 in  Crane’s  sub  of  s % of  w qr  of  sw  qr 
of  sec  28  39  14.  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 


April  7. 

Lot  8 of  resub  of  b 9 of  Keeney  & Rinn’s  add  to  Ev- 
anston, according  to  a plat  of  the  resub  of  b 9.  W C 
Grant,  Successor. 

Lots  46  47  and  48  in  Souerbry  & Gros’  sub  of  lot  or 
b 28  in  S T’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  Jacob  B Custer,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 


April  14. 

W 20  ft  of  lot  7 and  e 6 in  of  s 56  ft  lot  6 in  Drexel’s 
sub  of  blk  30  in  Assessor’s  div  of  nw  frac  qr  of  sec  22 
39  14.  F B Peabody,  Trustee.  L N. 

Lot  5 in  sub  of  se  frac  qr  of  sec  11  38  12.  J R Cus- 
ter, Master.  L N. 


April  18. 

Lot  18  b 1 in  Wilber  & Eberhart’s  sub  of  blk  25  in  C 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Kate  Lowry,  Guardian. 

Lot  3 in  Dalenberg’s  sub  of  pt  of  w V2  of  sw  qr  of 
sec  15  37  14.  Thos  W Sennott,  Clerk.  L N. 


April  IO. 

An  und  V6  of  lots  29  30  41  and  42  in  b 30  in  the  C T’9 
sub  of  sec  7 39  14,  and  lot  11  in  b 19  in  Johnson’s  sub 
of  e hlf  of  se  qr  of  sec  6 39  14.  H P Farnsworth; 
Guardian.  L N. 


E 3 ft  of  lot  10  and  w 17  ft  of  lot  11  in  b 6 in  New- 
berry’s add.  M F Donoghue,  Guardian.  L N. 


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Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in $38.00@40.00 

1st  and  2d 30.00@35.00 

Box  boards 35.00@ 

Inch  and  over 26.00@30.00 

Half  inch 23.00@  28.00 

Common  1st,  1 in 20.00@22.00 

Flank 22.00@26.00 

Gull 12.00@16.00 

ASH. 

1 to  4 in $35.00@40.00 

Wagon  stock 40.00 

Wagon  poles 65.00@60.00 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in. . . 45.00@ 
Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 36. 00@ 45.00 

Quartered 50.00@ 

OAK. 

Clear $40.00 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.00@38.00 

Common 22.00@25.00 

Timber 25.00@  28.00 

Bolsters  and  reaches (.  5.00 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in  , clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@  45.00' 

Quartered..., 45.00@50.00 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.00@35.00 

Common 25.00 

OHEBBY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@ 80.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@ 90.00 

BUTTEBNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@ 55,00 

HICKOEY. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@ 50.00 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

334x4  y2 90@  1.00 

4x5  1.00@  1.26 

4x6 1.50 

434x6 1.75 

5x6 1.75 

BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@ 85.00 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.00@ 90.00 

Common 55.00@60.00 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 76.00 

34x10  in.  and  over 70.00 

Culls,  1 in 32.00 

Cull  plank 35.00@  40.00 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m.  125.00 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

2}4x2K 7 

3x3 19 

MAPLF. 

Maple  steps $35.00@40.00 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.00@35.00 

Common 20.00  @24.00 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@ 35.00 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st $26.00 

Hickory  elm 25.00 

Gray  elm 20.00 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.00@40.CO 

Sycamore 25.00 

Chestnut 50.00 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.00  @40.00 


YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  O.  B., 
Chicago. 

DBESSED  AND  MATCHED  PLOOBING,  KILN  DBIED 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in.  .$25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25.00 

Common,  4 inch 21.00 

Culls 15.00 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OB  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  \ inch 28.00 

WAGON  BOX  BOABDS. 

B and  better $25.00 

STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  1^,  1J4  and 

2 in $35.00 

Common 27.00 

FINISHING. 


1 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


AND  WHOLESALE  PRICES  OF  HARD  WOOD  LUMBER. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ikon  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319-321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— CAR  I.OTS— DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS— BOUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch *“*8  0° 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1)4  and  1V4  inches 46  00 

3d  clear,  114, 1%  and  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  1)4  and  1 % inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 22  00 

B select,  114,  U4  and  2 Inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select  22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 

3d  clear 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 

B select 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS— BOUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  f t 23  00 

D 20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12- inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 37  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 


A flooring,  6-mch 
B 
C 


A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  1 Fencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 17  00 

10  feet 15  50 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B 6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 16  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 38  00 

B 36  00 

0 28  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 41  00 

A siding  strips 39  00 

A flooring  strips 34  00 

B „ 33  00 

0 „ „ 24  00 

BEADED  CEILING TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

A,  % -inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  00 

B 20  00 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  54-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  M insh  , 6 inch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

Is  and  2d  clear,  12,  .14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding 10  50 

%-incli  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1)4  and  l)4-inch 13  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No,  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 

Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 


AND  ALL-PORCELAIN 

WATER  CLOSET. 


fJIHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

I also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  fnd  Globes. 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 20 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 11  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  18  00 

1)4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 21  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2t^-inch 00  60 

2V4-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAB  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 

Extra  A 2 ®0 

Standard  A 2 JO 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths I2  00^16  00 

2x8’  12  00@14  50 

2x10  ” 12  50@16  00 

2x12’  ” , 12  50@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@14  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 2 00 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POST8  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  % 6 inch,  7 feet 101A 

54  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

54  8 inch,  7 feet 17)4 

54  8 inch,  7 feet 9 

% 9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 22 

4 inch,  round,  full  length I2 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 13 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length  35 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


House  Draining  and  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 


FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 


194  LaSalle  St.,  ■ 

Large  Stock  on  Hand. 


• - CHICAGO, 

Special  Work  to  Order. 


ILL. 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2H  in $23  00@25  00 

Thicker 25  00@27  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 

OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  OO 

Common 14  00@16  00 

Timber 11  00@19  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Step  plank 27  00 

Cull 10  00 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

l9t  and  2d 05  00@70  00 

Common 43  00(5)48  00 

Culls 24  00(528  00 

Extra  good 10  00@75  00 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 22  00@24  00 

Common ' 14  00(5)16  00 

Cull 11  00@13  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 60  00@65  00 

u “ thick 65  00(570  00 

Cull 1°  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00@21  00 

Common 12  00(6)14  00 

Cull 6 00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00@30  00 

Cull 1°  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 32  00 @35  00 

1st  and  2d,  1%.  in  an(i  UP 35  00@37  50 

BASSWOOD. 

Good  16  00(5 18  00 

cun.:;::...: 5 oo@  e 00 

Merchantable 13  00@14  00 

BIRCH. 

Good 20  00@25  00 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 13  00(617  00 

Cull 8 00 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00@16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 

beech. 

Good 14  00@15  00 

Cull 

Log  run 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 23  00@25  00 

Cull 6 00(510  00 

Log  run 13  00@15  00 

CHESTNUT . 

1st  and  2d... 30  00 @35  00 

Cull 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00@24  Ou 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00(620  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch 24  00(6.26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@29  oO 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  GO 

“ “ rongh 52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  sqnare  dimension. 

A SINGLES — REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr  Ml 4.90  pr  M 

SqnareButts  4.60  pr  M 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

WhiteforcTs  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICAGO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


JOHN  NORTHEN 

"The  Practical  Furnace  Man.” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Sebvosh,  Nobthen  & Oo. 

MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER.” 
The  Hackett  Patent  Orates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  UuSalle  «t« 


Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 

Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  in  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  ail  Tastes  and  Designs. 

218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 


Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICAGO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


Ceiling 

DECORATORS. 

Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave,  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR'-ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago 


Sewer 


15W,  1 WHS!';. 

I 07  .a  aile  Street. 
taiUB-  < j N Kli/.ab-ih  St. 

’6t»>  - - * s.  M s.  r.  :: 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


§ OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

iu  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

— AS  — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass ) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


IZEsrSTTK^IETCIE:  AGEITCY- 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  Oo.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Oo.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  <r  Telephone  No  -352 


METROPOLITAN 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 


Book-keeping, 

Penmanship, 

Short-Hand, 


COURSE  OH1  STUDY: 

Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 
Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling;. 


THE  BUSINESS  EXOHAXtiE  IS  A 

GREAT  BUSINESS  EMPORIUM! 

In  which  you  see  Banking:,  manufacturing;.  Importing.  Commission.  Jobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Real-Estate,  Insurance  and  Transport- 
ation Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 

Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time. 
pg“  Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

O.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So'e  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  u Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 

Sole  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 

Roofing! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

— ( Caff  Building. ) 

M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ...  - ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
STEAM-FITTING, 

No.  9 Arcade  Court, 

Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICAGO. 
Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY. 

Pipe! 


National  Sheet  Metal  Roofing  Co. 

Organized  under  Charter  granted  by  State  of  Tennessee,  September  30,  1882. 

SOLE  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

WALTERS’  PATENT  METALLIC  ROOFING  AND  SIDING  PLATES. 


-eTIN+SH  INGLES- 


We  claim  for  this  Roof  the  following  very  essential 
points  which  no  other  sheet  metal  roof  has : 

1.  Rain-proof,  without  being  put  together  in  continuous  sheets. 

2.  Storm-Proof.  It  allows  air  to  pass  through  freely  from  underneath. 

3.  It  can  be  taken  off,  and  relaid  with  absolutely  no  wastage. 

4.  The  only,  absolutely  rain  and  storm  proof  sheet  metal  roof  that  continues 
so  from  the  time  it  is  applied. 

5.  The  strongest  roof  in  the  world  made  from  sheet  metal. 

6.  No  cleets,  half  sheets  or  shorts,  to  commence  at  eaves. 

7.  A tin  roof,  ready  to  he  applied  without  skilled  labor,  or  expensive  tools. 

S.  A roof  in  which  contraction  and  expansion  is  provided  for  in  each  separate 

sheet. 

9.  A roof  applied  without  the  use  of  solder,  mallets,  seamers,  tongs,  or  fire 
about  the  building. 

10.  A roof  that  is  painted  by  a dipping  process,  in  which  every  particle  of  the 
shingle  is  thoroughly  painted  before  applying. 

11.  A roof  that  has  two  designs  in  one— a perfect  hexagon  and  a complete  arrow 

— which  can  be  ornamented  when  desired.  t 

12.  The  licit  test  roof  in  the  world,  and  nerfectly  lire,  storm  and  wind  proof. 

P.  S.-We  have  just  been  awarded  FIRST  PREMIUM  and  COLD  MEDAL  at  the  World’s  Exposition  New 
Orleans,  La. 

L.  D.  CORTRIGHT,  Western  Agent,  122  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


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Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  13. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  MARCH  27,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 

RENTS- TENEMENT  INSPECTION 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES 

TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD VII.  & ' 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS 

TRUST  DEEDS X.  I 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES XII.  k 

BILLS  OF  SALE-JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  

REAL  ESTATE  LA W— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD 


R.E ! 

Contractors  and  Builders,  Hardware  and 
Lumber  Dealers,  Architects  and  Tax- 
payers, should  Examine  the 
Tables  on  Fifth  Page. 

N.  B. — Will  pay  cash  for  back  numbers  of  the  Journal  for 
the  month  of  April,  1880. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St.  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 

9&2  Chicago  Opera  House  Building, 


JN.  LY.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

SEIEMirWIBWi 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 

OFFICE  AND  YARD:  I BRANCH  YARD: 

219  E.  Washington  St.  f Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATINC, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail. 


H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans, 

Renting,  Insurance. 

92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON 

Dealers  in 


w.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


246  Wabash  Ave., 


CHICAGO. 


Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co.,Art  Dealers-  and  Photographs' 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 

Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.’  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  a„d  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


S.  M.  Moobe. 


S.  M.  MOORE  & CO., 

Insurance  Agents. 


T.  H.  Webster. 


Represent  the  ORIENT  INSURANCE  00.,  Hartford,  Conn.  LION  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO., 
| London,  Eng.  LOUISVILLE  UNDERWRITERS,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Insurance  on  Dwellings,  Stores,  Churches,  and  all  classes  of  desirable  risks  at  reasonable  rates. 
South  east  corner  LaSalle  and  Madison  Streets.  CHICAGO. 


W,.L.WIV & co-  ROOFERS! 


OFFICE  AND  WAREROOMS: 

4525  to  4531  STATE  ST. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

OOIMIIP  ALDUS'. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


<i.  A.  mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL. 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water.  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  159  I.aSalle  Street.  CHICAGO,?  Ir  r 
Telephone  883.  ) 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 

i LLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
A 125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 

A NDERSON.  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 
A 153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evan«ton  property  a specialty. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Kooins  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 

BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public.  


J,  P.  BOWES. 


G.  B.  CRUICKSHANK. 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

IS 4 Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth.  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 

JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - 1LLISOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 
BROWN,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses. 

Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 


CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


CL  A..  CL.AUSSENIUS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 


COLE,  M.  1 . & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated,  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 

W L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate.  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


D 


REYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  88  Washington  street. 


EDWARDS  4 % RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Dfflce: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Re  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  Rooms  6 
and  7 — 123  and  125  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  111. 


OODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
VX  Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


Gr 


OODRICII,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 


H 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
pouth  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 

AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95. Clark 
street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 

HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Real  Estate,  Loans  and  House  Renting. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 


KRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale ; stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  ; taxes  paid.  Office  : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 


RAFT  & GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 


K 

T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


WII.  liEAOlE  A CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 


M 


AGILL,  J.  C.  & CO..  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 


MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


ri  OODRIDGE,  EDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
\TT  Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago. 
Reference  since  1858  : Traders’  Bank. 


UREEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Bordo.i  Block. 
99  Randolph  Street,  Chicago. 

p RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
VT  kers,  cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 

p UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
vT  38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street. 

/ 1 ROSS,  S.  E.  & CO.,  136  Clark  stret,  corner  Madi- 
\T  son.  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a 
specialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years 


OSBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 

Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 


PARROTT,  JAMES  J.— Real-Estate  and  Loans— 
Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 


PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Rooms  96  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  POUTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  / 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St.,  - Chicago. 


R 


EDFIELD  C.  S,— Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
ance, 6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 


JJIEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 


Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS- 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


S' 


CHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, 79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 


SCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
Fifth  ave.,  Staats  Zeitung  Bldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

202  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.  ILL. 

yIERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans ; buys, 
sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 

■yyALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

116  Monroe  Street. 


S'  CHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


W 


EBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 

WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  7,  111  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


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Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 


STEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a speoi 


mHORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  aud  Mortgage 
± Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7. 
Chicago. 


TIDHOLM,  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secbist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 
REAL,  ESTATE!, 

163  LaSalle  St..  Room  17.  CHICA60. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

HEELER  & CO..  Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting. 
Room  9- -157  Washington  St. 

Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


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j^ayton,  R.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 


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AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 


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OYES,  E.  E.,  33  and  35  W.  Madison  Street. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155. 


Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  G UNZENHAUSER, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  156  La  Salle  St. 


WM.  J.  B R AC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

Packing  Boxes 

and  a'l  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Chicago. 


Building  Materials 
For  Sale. 


J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

MARBLE  PLACE, 

Rear  of  104  L*a  J^alle  S^t., 

Bel.  Monroe  and  Adams  Sts. 

Stores  and  Offices  Fitted  up  on  Short  Notice. 

Losses  adjusted  for  Fire  Insurance  Companies. 


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Canada 14  00 

Great  Britain $5  00 

Germany.  France  Austria  etc 15  00 


Patent  Glacier 

Window  Decoration. 

The  most  perfect  substitute  for 

Stained  Ground  and  Ornamental  Glass. 

Designs  suitable  for  Churches,  Dwellings  and  all 
purposes.  Cheap,  beautiful  and  durable.  Also  let- 
ters and  numbers  for  signs.  House  numbers  and  an- 
nouncements on  glass  of  every  description  at  very 
low  prices.  Circulars,  samples,  price  lists  and  esti- 
mates free  on  application  to 

SEFTON  & STEERE,  agents. 

377  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


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Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING-  JOURNAL 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

121  Fifth  Ave.,  Chicago. 


TERMS : 

Per  Year  (in  advance) 4.00 

SiNOLft  Copies 15 


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REED  & HTJRLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REtVL  ESTATE. 

RAILWAY  BONDS  FOR  SALE 

JOSIAH  H.  REED,  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 
11  Pine  St.,  Hew  York.  Chicago 

Room  2 165  Washington  St. 


C.  U.  GORDON,  W.  L.  BLOOD. 

C.  (J.  GORDON  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

79  Dearborn  Street, 

Rooms  70  and  71 

XJnity  Building,  CHICAGO. 

H- 

North  and  South  Side  Residence  Property 
a Specialty. 


0.  H.  BROOKS, 

Dealer  in  Chicago 

EEAL  ESTATE. 

Aore  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
Railway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

. 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
ONE,  FOUR,  nxrnSTE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

teal  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  MADISON  STREET. 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 

Wf  3).  Kerfoot.  vv.  a.  Mekioold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Ja. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St,,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  tc  die  interests  of  non-residents 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN. 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

L ,0-A.RTS. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister.  C.  H.  Puscheck. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 
i 818  S.  EdLSTED  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL  j 

Property  in  all  parts  ct  the  City  and  vicinity,  Renta 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  1q 
retiable  companies. 

4®~Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 

JN'O.  B KNIGHT.  jas.  JSI.  MARSHAL!, 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

JtSf*  We  give  Specie  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non« 
Residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

WM.  F.  LUBEKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

123  La  Salle  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
Sale  and  General  Management  of  j 
Real-Estate. 

H.  G.  MOREY  &iGO.. 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

85  Washington  Street,  - • - Chicago, 

Estates  managed,  Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid, 

We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of  noo< 
residents. 

J.  P WHITE  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

ROOM  4 REAPER  BLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL. 

D.  G.  HAMILTON.  P.  E.  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

90  WA8HISGTON  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents , 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & CO., 

BANKERS, 
Loans  * and  * Real  * Estate, 

88  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

uJ.  L.  TURNER.  w.  A*  BOND 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Heal  Estate 

Mortgage  Leans, 

102  Washing-ton  St.,  Chicag-o,  111. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  MI 
Commission.  Taxee  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed 

Thos.  B.  Bbyan,  John  D.  Jennings, 

President.  Vice-President. 

Sam’l  D.  Wabd,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’e. 

The  Mutual  Trust  Society 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other  Bonds; 
the  Execution  of  Trusts;  the  Investment  of  Trust 
Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates,  etc. 
Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully  guarded. 
Taxes  paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  St., 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

K/emo-va.1. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

— TO — 

1 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 

F.  A.  BRAGG  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non -resident 

JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO. 

Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  H.  B.  Bogue 

BOGTJE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Specn.' 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non- residents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAM'L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Chicago, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


REMOVAL. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

— TO — 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell. 


Bruce  B.  Barney. 


Edw.  F.  Getche!!  & Go., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


Chicago  ileal  Estate  Rooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  Sts.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  sale  In  all  parts  of  the  city. 

JOHN  W.  BROOKS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

No.  141  La  Salle  St.,  Room  8. 

Insurance  placed  in  reliable  Companies 
Taxes  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 

Property  in  ail  parts  of  city  bought  and  soid 
on  Commission . Interests  of  non-residents  carefully 
looked  after. 


?.  A..  Bashes,  Notary  Public. 


8.  si.  Pa 


Barnes  & Parish, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS 

t.i8ajli,k  SiDr—  Chicago. 
STORES  AM)  ROUSES  RESTED. 

Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No  438. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  MARCH  27,  1886. 


The  Market. 

First-class  Dwellings  and  Residence 
Lots  in  Demand. 

For  several  months  past  a movement  has 
been  on  foot  to  concentrate  in  one  building 
in  a convenient  locality  in  the  city,  certain 
branches  of  trade  and  manufacture,  so  as  to 
enable  buyers  to  make  selections  without 
visiting  a number  of  places.  The  scheme 
will  be  put  in  operation  in  the  Honore  build- 
ing, on  Dearborn  st. 

The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Joubnal 
reports  this  week  articles  of  agreement 
between  the  Conn.  Mutual  Life  Insur- 
ance Company  and  H.  H.  Honore  to  convey 
the  Honore  block  for  $750,000.  Coupled 
with  the  contract  is  an  assignment  by  the 
latter  to  Stephen  V.  White,  of  Brooklyn,  N. 
Y.,  for  a consideration  of  $32,850.  The 
Insurance  Company  acquired  the  property 
by  foreclosure;  $650,000  had  been  offered 
before  by  a syndicate  and  refused. 

A.  J.  Cooper  has  leased  of  J.  Y.  Scammon 
trustee,  et  al.,  for  99  years,  the  lot  on  Michi- 
gan avenue  northwest  corner  of  Adams 
street — the  old  Pullman  Building — east  front 
62x110  feet,  with  building,  at  an  annual  rent- 
al of  $8,500  for  the  first  ten  years,  and  after- 
wards to  be  appraised.  Mr.  Cooper  is  also 
given  the  privilege  of  buying  the  property 
within  3 years.  His  intention  is  to  remodel 
the  entire  building,  adding  two — and  if 
practicable  three — stories  to  the  present 
structure.  A main  entrance  will  be  made 
on  the  Adams  street  side,  extending  entire- 
ly through  the  building  to  the  north  wall, 
where  a large  court  will  be  built  reaching 
to  the  roof.  The  ground  floor  is  to  be  used 
for  store  purposes,  and  the  upper  floors  for 
offices.  The  building  is  to  be  remodeled  in 
the  most  modern  manner  and  provided  with 
all  conveniences.  Work  is  to  be  begun  at  an 
early  date. 

Says  one  of  our  leading  agencies:  “Busi- 
ness is  active,  and  far  surpasses  that  of  last 
year.”  This  is  but  a fair  statement  of  the 
opinion  of  many  of  our  large  firms.  They 
are  “ making  hay  while  the  sun  shines.” 

First-class  residences  eligibly  located  are 
in  great  demand.  In  fact,  the  demand  is 
greater  than  the  supply.  The  old  style  base- 
ment houses  are  fast  losing  ground,  and 
will  either  have  to  be  remodeled  or  go  a- 
begging.  To  meet  the  demand  for  modern 
residences  lots  are  being  bought  in  large 
numbers  for  immediate  improvement. 

Quite  a number  of  large  loans  have  been 
negotiated  within  the  past  week,  and  small- 
ones  too  many  to  count,  as  may  be  seen  by 
referring  to  the  records. 

The  greatest  activity  in  suburban  proper- 
ty is  at  Normal  Park  and  Englewood,  where 
subdivisions  are  being  opened  up  and  sold 
out  with  astonishing  rapidity.  Lots  have 
already  increased  about  100  per  cent.,  and 
there  is  anticipated  another  large  advance 
during  the  coming  summer. 

Houses  are  being  built  in  large  numbers 
to  accommodate  the  growing  population. 

F.  B.  Clarke  is  about  completing  fifteen 
new  buildings  on  Robey  and  Taylor  streets, 
to  put  on  the  market  this  spring.  Twenty 
more  will  be  erected  in  the  same  vicinity 
soon. 

W.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co.  have  sold  50  feet  on 
State,  south  of  31st  st.,  improved,  at  $30,000; 
260  feet  on  Doming  ct.  east  of  Clark,  unim- 
proved, at  $17,500:  200  feet  on  Doming  ct. 
north  of  Clark  st.,  at  $17,000:  50  feet,  im- 
proved, corner  of  N.  Clark  and  Wrightwood, 
at  $10,500;  10  acres,  Harrison  and  Califor- 
nia avs.,  at  $25,000;  55  acres  adjoining 
South  Park  and  Hyde  Park  Waterworks,  at 
$35,000,  besides  numerous  smaller  ones. 

Rutz,  Needles  & Netling  are  receiving 
steady  applications  for  loans,  mostly  from 
the  West. 


F.  J.  Reed  finds  the  demand  for  houses, 
stores,  etc.,  greater  than  ever. 

Bogue  & Hoyt  say:  “Residences  finely  lo- 
cated are  in  great  demand  with  us.” 

J.  P.  Bowes  & Co.  are  building  in  Engle- 
wood, and  in  the  vicinity  of  the  Stock  Yards. 

On  the  subdivisions  of  Messrs.  Sawyer  & 
Lombard,  in  Douglas  Park,  thirty  new 
houses  are  going  up.  They  have  sold  two  of 
their  $5,000  houses  during  the  past  week. 

E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.  will  be  in  their  new 
offices  on  the  northeast  corner  of  Dearborn 
and  Washington  sts.,  in  the  course  of  two 
weeks. 

At  Crawford,  5 acres  are  reported  as  sold 
at  $9,000. 

John  Wain  has  opened  spacious  offices  at 
133  La  Salle  st. 

The  Builders  and  Traders  Exchange  have 
enrolled  500  members.  They  are  receiving, 
on  an  average,  five  applications  a week.  No 
persons  are  admitted  as  members  unless 
they  have  good  references  and  have  been  in 
business  at  least  a year. 

Thos.  Moulding,  who  has  just  returned 
from  Europe,  says  that  brick  in  London  is 
bringing  $6  and  $7  a thousand,  and  that  an 
immense  amount  of  building  is  going  on 
there.  He  thinks  that  building  is  now  being 
held  in  abeyance  here  to  a considerable 
measure  on  account  of  the  labor  troubles. 

REPAIRING  PUBLIC  BUILDINGS. 

The  supervising  architect  recommends 
that  a special  appropriation  be  asked  for' 
the  repair  and  preservation  of  public  build- 
ings, as  follows:  Boise  City,  Idaho,  assay 
office.  $9,090;  Chicago,  Marine  Hospital, 
$30,000;  Chicago,  Custom  House,  etc-,  $94,- 
300;  New  Orleans,  Marine  Hospital,  $50,000; 
New  Orleans,  Mint,  $15,000;  St.  Louis,  Ma- 
rine Hospital  $15,000.  He  also  recommends 
that  the  amount  asked  for  repair  of  the 
Parkersburg,  W.  Va.,  court  house  and  post- 
office  be  increased  from  $6,500  to  $9,687. 


Normal  Park  and  Englewood  Real 
Estate. 

Among  the  members  of  the  Chicago  Real 
Estate  Board  engaged  actively  in  selling 
real  estate,  none  are  doing  more  suburban 
business  in  Normal  Park  than  Mr.  J.  Robson 
Weddell,  whose  city  office  is  at  89  Randolph 
street,  with  a branch  office  at  6830  Halsted 
street,  Normal  Park.  His  specialty  is  in 
lots  adjacent  to  the  Cook  County  Normal 
School,  and  from  that  west  of  the  Chicago 
& Eastern  Illinois  R.  R.  He  reports  this 
country  fairly  booming,  and  not  less  than 
300  new  houses  have  been  built  within  the 
past  nine  months  in  that  vicinity,  Last 
season  he  sold  over  500  lots  to  actual  settlers 
and  builders,  many  of  whom  are  prominent 
city  business  men,  realizing  the  prodigious 
growth  of  Chicago  and  the  rapid  increase  of 
values  and  real  estate  in  its  suburbs.  As  an 
evidence  of  the  renewed  demand  this  spring, 
his  new  subdivision,  on  the  corner  of  71st 
and  Halsted  streets,  89  lots  in  all,  which  he 
put  on  record  on  March  4,  has  already  been 
half  sold.  He  has  a force  of  men  laying 
about  5,000  feet  of  new  sidewalk  on  the 
place,  and  the  lots  will  be  sold  out  almost 
before  sidewalks  are  completed,  His  cus- 
tomers on  Sundays  look  over  the  ground  all 
day  long,  and  if  any  one  wants  to  hear  en- 
thusiastic news  of  Normal  Park  property, 
so  accessible  by  plenty  of  trains  thirty 
minutes  ride  and  6 cents  fare — it  will  be  wise 
for  them  to  call  on  Mr.  Weddell,  or  step  into 
his  city  or  suburban  office  and  see  for  them- 
selves. We  think  a visit  will  repay  them. 


VIOLATING  CITY  OKDISiASCES. 

■ Several  of  the  property  owners  in  the  vi- 
cinity of  West  Lake  and  Ada  sts.  are  indig- 
nant about  the  doings  of  one  Geo.  E.  White, 
who  runs  a lumber  yard  in  that  vicinity  and 
is  guilty  of  piling  up  boards  and  other  rub- 
bish on  the  sidewalk  and  in  too  close  prox- 
imity to  dwelling  houses  between  Elizabeth 
and  Ada  sts.  There  is  an  ordinance  against 
this,  Mr.  White,  because  you  endanger  life 
and  property,  and  depreciate  the  value  of 
the  latter. 

It  is  further  claimed  that  the  new  brick 
row  of  buildings  now  being  finished  on  the 
southeast  corner  of  Ada  and  West  Lake  sts. 
are  not  securely  and  solidly  built:  that  ex- 
cept the  two  end  walls,  the  partitions  are 
norhing  but  2x4’s  or  2x6’s,  and  that  this 
weakness  extends  from  wall  to  wall  over  a 
hundred  feet.  One  of  the  property  owners 
in  the  neighborhood  thinks  the  building 
will  fall  down,  and  that  such  a structure  is 
not  in  accordance  with  the  building  ordi- 
nances of  the  city. 


IMPROVED 


Dumb 

Waiter 


FOR  DWELLINGS, 


^AUTOMATIC  CATCH 



LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE 


And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THE 

BEST  IX  THE  MARKET. 


M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

120  SOth  STREET 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


Seasoned  Cuban 


— and- 


Mexican 


MAHOGANY 


For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

SAW  MILLS  AND  WHARF  : 1 283  to  289  East  20th  St. 


Foot  Houston  Street, 

NEW  YORK. 


CHICA  CO,  ILL. 


Pianos  and  Organs. 


The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  the 
aeautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompar- 
ible  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
ir  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 

Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


.88  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


*203  North  Froadwav.  ST.  LOUIS 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


3STo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 


Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  W ater  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 


’articular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 


BW"Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
>ared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


SHIPMENTS  OF  COLD  TO  EUROPE. 

The  flow  of  gold  from  every  direction  to 
Europe  is  quite  significant.  The  Bank  of 
France  now  holds  of  gold  very  nearly  49 
million  pounds  sterling;  on  the  26th  of  Feb- 
ruary, 1886,  it  held  only  about  40  million 
pounds.  The  Bank  of  Germany  has  of  spe- 
cie about  36  million  pounds  sterling  (of 
which  about  60  per  cent,  is  probably  gold), 
against  about  29  million  specie  sterling  a 
year  ago,  with  not  to  exceed  60  per  cent,  of 
it  gold.  The  Bank  of  Netherlands  has  also 
increased  its  gold  holdings  during  the  year 
about  two  million  pounds.  These  changes 
are  interpreted  by  some  as  anticipatory  of 
the  struggle  which  is  yet  to  come  with  re- 
gard to  silver.  In  Germany  and  France 
there  is  undoubtedly  a large  party  favorable 
to  some  form  of  bi-metallism,  in  the  latter 
because  of  the  nature  of  its  currency  now, 
and  in  the  former  it  is  increasing  because  of 
the  commercial  distress  which  prevails.  But 
late  utterances  show  that  the  Governments 
of  the  two  countries  are  beyond  a doubt 
still  opposed  to  it,  and  do  not  mean  to  adopt 
any  permanent  change  of  policy,  unless  in 
connection  with  Great  Britain.  The  cable 
reports  Prince  Bismarck,  in  a speech  at  a 
political  gathering  a week  ago  Wednesday, 
as  giving  utterance  to  words  to  this  effect, 
and  the  debate  in  the  French  Chamber  last 
month  of  the  motion  to  open  negotiations 
with  a view  to  the  reassembling  of  the  Mon- 
etary Conference  of  1881,  indicated  that  the 
Government  position  was  clearly  at  present 
opposed  to  any  action.  This  gold  accumu- 
lation is  therefore  natural  and  prudential. 
But  do  not  these  incidents  show  very  plain- 
ly the  foolishness,  in  our  present  condition, 
of  all  overtures  on  our  part,  to  European 
Governments  in  behalf  of  silver?  It  is  more 
and  more  evident  every  succeeding  month, 
that  there  is  but  one  chance  for  the  white 
metal  in  the  Old  World,  and  that  is  through 
Commercial  distress.  If  we  would  only  stop 
coinage  and  throw  back  on  Europe  the 
whole  burden  of  this  attempt  to  discard  it 
as  currency,  they  would,  we  think,  quickly 
discover  and  admit,  what  they  try  to  deny 
now,  that  it  is  gold  scarcity  and  gold  appre- 
ciation that  is  disorganizing  the  world’s 
commerce,  and  furthermore  they  would  be 
forced  to  rectify  it. — Financial  Chronicle. 

DOINCS  OF  PROPERTY  OWNERS. 

Property  owners  in  the  vicinity  of  Milwau- 
kee av.  and  Bloomingdale  Road  held  a meet- 
ing at  No.1497  on  the  former  street,  to  take  ac- 
tion in  regard  to  a passenger  depot  near  Mil 
waukee  ar.,  and  also  to  compel  the  company 
to  pay  all  damages  to  property  owners  result- 
ing from  the  laying  of  a second  track  on 
Bloomingdale  Road.  The  committee  ap- 
pointed at  the  last  meeting  to  see  the  rail- 
road officials  reported  that  the  company  had 
completed  its  double  track,  with  the  excep- 
tion of  the  strip  extending  from  Seymour 
st.  to  the  river.  They  said  that  the  company 
would  build  a depot  as  soon  as  the  double 
track  was  completed.  Up  to  the  present 
time  it  had  been  impossible  to  build  the  de- 
pot for  want  of  a site,  but  now  they  had  got- 
ten the  title  of  the  necessary  land.  Mr.  Mc- 
Grath then  made  a long  explanation  about 
the  ordinance  granted  to  the  company  in 
1872,  and  tried  to  show  that  the  railroad  had 
no  right  to  lay  an  additional  track  on 
Bloomingdale  Road,  as  the  charter  (granted 
fourteen  years  ago)  provided  that  the  neces- 
sary tracks  must  be  laid  within  two  years 
from  the  time  the  franchise  was  granted.  In 
case  the  track  was  laid,  and  it  now  seemed 
probable  that  it  would  be,  the  property 
owners  ought  to  receive  due  recompense  for 
damages.  The  company  also  agreed  to 
build  a viaduct  at  North  av.,  but  so  far  had 
failed  to  do  so. 



THE  INCURSIONS  OF  THE  LAKE. 

High  winds  from  the  northeast  during 
last  Saturday  and  Sunday  caused  such  a 
heavy  sea  as  to  make  serious  inroads  along 
the  lake  front  in  the  vicinity  of  Pearson  and 
Pine  streets.  The  two-story  brick  residence 
of  Mr.  Crane,  at  No.  137  Pearson  st..  stood 
more  than  half  a block  from  the  shore  line 
six  years  ago,  but  the  breakers  of  Sunday’s 
storm  dashed  up  over  the  masonry  surround- 
ing the  yard  and  against  the  house  with 
such  force  as  to  skake  it  from  basement  to 
roof,  threatening  to  carry  it  away  bodily. 
Opposite  the  foot  of  Pearson  street  the 
shore  protection  consisted  of  a gangway 
breakwater  belonging  to  the  Delaware  Boat 
Club,  and  a wall  of  masonry  three  feet  in 
thickness,  against  which  the  roadbed  lay.  ‘ 


The  breakwater  was  the  first  to  give  way  to 
the  force  of  the  waves,  and  then  the  stone 
wall  crumbled  to  pieces,  at  one  place  caus- 
ing a breach  of  about  fifty  feet.  The  earth 
then  rapidly  collapsed,  and  in  an  incredibly 
short  space  of  time  more  than  half  the  road- 
bed was  washed  out,  causing  all  traffic  to  be 
suspended  until  Monday  morning,  when  a 
fence  was  constructed  so  as  to  keep  people 
from  going  near  the  bank,  which  was  likely 
to  cave  in  at  any  moment. 

Those  who  owned  lots  a few  years  ago 
along  the  shore  line  between  Oak  and  Pear- 
son streets  would  have  had  difficulty  in  locat- 
ing them  after  the  washout.  There  are  many 
fresh  breaks  in  the  Lake  Shore  drive.  The 
breakwater  of  twisted  brush,  sunk  with 
stone,  put  down  about  four  years  ago,' is  out 
of  sight.  The  lake  is  three  and  one-half 
feet  higher  now  than  when  the  breakwater 
was  put  in.  A new  breakwater  was  begun 
late  last  year  at  the  North  avenue  pier,  and 
work  will  be  prosecuted  on  it  as  soon  as  pos- 
sible. 


Suburban  Improvements. 

HIDE  PABK. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  a si  lewalk 
on  both  sides  of  Kimbark  av.  from  55th  to 
58th  sts.;  also  an  ordinance  for  vacating  al- 
ley in  rear  of  lots  20  to  27,  and  of  south  5 ft. 
of  lots  19  and  28  B 10  South  Chicago  was 
presented  and  referred  to  the  Judiciary 
Committee:  ordinance  providing  for  a brick 
sewer  in  Wabash  av.  from  45th  to  44th  sts.; 
for  a sidewalk  on  the  south  side  of  77th  st. 
from  Ford  to  French  avs.;  also  for  same  on 
the  west  side  of  Railroad  av.  from  75th  to 
78th  sts.;  and  on  the  south  side  of  76th  st. 
from  Ford  to  French  avs. 


Sheriffs  Sales. 

PEBSONAL  PBOPEBTY. 

Maboh  26. — At  545  West  Madison  st. — 
Ladies’,  misses’  and  children’s  shoes,  and 
all  goods  in  store. 

Apbil  1. — Wulff’s  store,  village  of  Jeffer- 
son— -1  pair  bob  sleighs,  1 sewing  machine, 
1 parlor  stove,  beds  and  bedding,  2 bed- 
steads, two  tables,  6 chairs,  carpets,  cloth- 
ing, 1 lounge,  1 lot  sundries. 

Maboh  31. — One  brick  office,  No  21  Michi- 
gan street. 

Apbil  1. — At  3905  Wentworth  ave. — Drugs 
and  medicines,  show-cases  and  contents, 
soda  fountains,  counters  and  100  other  arti- 
cles. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


WEST  SIDE— ELEGANT  STONE  FRONT 
HOUSE  FOR  RENT  CHEAP. 

Three  stories  and  attic,  good  width,  deep, 
comfortable,  with  furnace;  water  on  three 
floors.  House  contains  about  12  rooms,  and 
all  conveniences.  For  $40  per  month  to  a 
good  tenant.  Apply  to 

R.  W.  Hyman  Jb.  & Co., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


FOR  SALE — By  Wm.  J.  Lubeke,  123  La- 
Salle St. 

$7,000.  North  Parker,  near  Wisconsin  st.. 
fine  twelve-room  residence,  with 
steam  heating  and  all  improvements; 
a bargain. 

14.000.  N.  Clark  st.,  south-west  cor.  Fred- 
erick; 114x200  feet. 

2.000.  Belden  ave.,  east  of  Lincoln  ave., 
25x119  feet. 

3,500.  State  st.,  near  48th,  large  frame 
store  and  dwelling;  rent  $600. 

3,700.  Shurtleff  ave.,  near  31st  st.;  two 
frame  houses  and  lots;  rent  $720. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bebnhabd  F.  Webeh,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wm.  Gabnett  & Co.,  18 
Dearborn  st. 

Corner  Van  Buben  and  Clinton  sts., about 
150  feet  square,  or  will  lease  for  long  term. 

Calumet  av.  and  Rxy  st.,  two  corners,  300 
feet  frontage.  Builders  call. 

Michigan  av.,  stone  front  finely  located. 
$35,000;  lot  30x175. 


FOR  SALE- 

156, 652  acres  of  choice  lands  in  Bailey 
Co.,  Texas.  Owner  will  put  the  land 
against  the  value  of  it  in  cash,  and  stock 
it  with  cattle  and  own  it  jointly,  or  take 
the  worth  of  the  land  in  stock  of  a cattle 
company.  It  is  fine  agricultural  land  and 
is  worth  $2.50  per  acre. 

David  Booh,  care  of  this  Journal. 

FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

Business  property  on  Kinzie-street,  east  of 
Wells.  Now  rented  for  $2,200.  Price, 
$19,000. 

46  acres  on  Lake  Shore,  north  of  city. 

20  “ on  Stony  Island-ave.,  near  railroads 

and  shops;  splendid  site  for  manuf’ct’rng. 

10  acres  on  State-st.,  south. 

25  feet  on  Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park. 

50  “ “ Barry-ave.,  near  the  Lake. 

50  “ “ Vernon-ave.,  $90  a foot. 

50  “ “ Indiana-ave.,  bet.  45th  and  46th. 

3-story  and  basement  stone-front  house, 
Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park;  $7,000. 

2 new  brick  flats,  north  side;  $5,000.- 

Handsome  residence  on  Barry-ave.,  near 
Lake  Shore;  $9,500. 

7 fine  residences,  west  of  Lincoln  Park; 
about  $40,000. 


FOR  SALE  by  Jas.  B.  Goodman  & Co.,  68 

W ASHINGTON-ST.  • 

72  feet  Washington  Boulevard,  east  of  Rock  - 
well-st. 

46  feet  and  Cottage  on  Washington  Boule- 
vard, east  of  Rockwell-st. 

These  two  pieces  very  cheap. 

7 acres  in  sec,  5,  Town  of  Cicero,  on  which 
offer  is  wanted. 

Two  or  three  more  packing  house  lots  left 
at  Union  Stock  Yards. 

Blocks.  Acres,  Lots,  and  Houses  and  Lots 
west  of  Garfield  Park  in  our  Chicago 
Land  Co.  Subdivision. 


FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  Nobth 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbeet,  Room  5,  97 

Clark-st.: 

Woodlawn  Pabk. — One  fine  new  10-room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2)4  blocks  from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  100x200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  lots  in  all  parts*  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty-third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 


FOR  SALE  by  F.  A.  Henshaw,  161  La- 
Salle st,  Room  4.  Ogden  av.  near  Van 
Buren  st.,  50x110  ft. 

Near  Ashland  av.,  2-story  brick  flat, $6, 800; 
rents  for  $60. 

Thibd  av.,  between  Van  Buren  and  Har- 
rison, 25  or  50  ft. 

Deabbobn  st.,  near  Harrison,  50  ft.  to 
Fourth  av 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White  & Co.,  Room  4, 
Reapeb  Block,  N.  E.  Cor.  of  Clark  and 
Washington  Sts.: 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  central  busi- 
ness property  on  leading  business  streets, 
as  State,  West  Madison,  Halsted,  etc.  Any 
one  desiring  to  invest  in  any  part  of  the 
city  or  suburbs  will  find  the  best  in  the  mar- 
' ket  by  conferring  with  us. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  Goodbidoe  & Co.,  253 
W.  Madisen  st.: 

$10,000.  Halsted  st.  near  Adams,  two-story 
building  and  lots. 

Madison  st.  near  Wood,  two  four- 
story  stone  front  buildings  (stores 
and  flats),  with  house  and  lot;  a 
bargain. 

18,000.  S.  Halsted  st.,  four-story  and  cellar 
brick  building;  rentals,  $2,000  per 
annum. 

5.500.  Morgan  st.near  Monroe,  three-story 

building  in  flats;  will  rent  readily 
May  1st  for  $65.00  monthly. 
Throop  st.  facing  Park.  A bargain! 
Four-story  stone  front  house,  14 
rooms,  brick  barn  and  lot. 

6.500.  Halsted  st.  near  12th  st,,  large  two- 

story  building  and  lot. 

5.500.  Loomis  st.  near  Jackson,  stone  front 

house  and  lot. 

6,000.  Loomis  st.,  stone  front  house  and 
corner  lot. 


FOR  SA.LE — By  F.  A.  Henshaw,  161  La  Salle 
st.,  Room  4: 

New  modern  pressed  brick  and  stone  front 
houses,  on  Lake,  Vernon  and  Rhodes  avs. 

3722  Langley  av.,  new  pressed  brick,  with 
cellar.  Lot  20x100  feet.  Completed  May  1. 

3817  Vincennes  av.,  new  stone  front  house, 
oak  finish  on  first  floor.  10  rooms,  plate  glass, 
stone  steps  and  sidewalk.  Lot  22x120  feet. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dbeyeb  & Co.,  88 
Washington-st.: 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Claek  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buken-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chioago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chioago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st. — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chioago-ave. — 2-story  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clabk-st. — Stone-front  store  . .$16,000 
Nobth  Clabk-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thibty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Haemon-ooubt — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 


Nobth  Clabk-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stcry  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 

$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments   $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150 . $16,000 
3-story  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st ...  $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  front  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 marble  fronts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 

3-story  brick;  improvements. 

11.000.  W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  35)4x124,  good 

corner. 

8,000.  Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97, 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bnck  flats. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st.,  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 


25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,200.  Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 

125,  vacant. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 

126,  very  cheap. 


P180 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


J.  H.  CAkPENTER,  ARCHITECT— 1 56  WASHINGTON  STREET. 


rj^HIS  DESIGN  IS  IN  A NEW  AND 
ATTRACTIVE  STYLE,  VERY  POPU- 
LAR IN  NEW  YORK  CITY  HOUSES. 
THE  ARRANGEMENT  OF  ROOMS 
VARIES  TO  SUIT  THE  WISHES  OF 
THE  OWNER,  AND  THE  COST  WILL 
VARY  FROM  SEVEN  TO  EIGHT 
THOUSAND  DOLLARS, 


2^5  Story. 


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Letter  from  Philadelphia. 

Philadelphia,  March  22,  1886. 

That  which  people  are  talking  about  most,  ought  per- 
haps, to  deserve  the  first  reference  in  my  letter,  and  that  is 
the  labor  question.  There  are  strikes  here,  there  and 
everywhere.  But  in  the  fewest  possible  words  the  situation 
is  about  this:  The  workingmen  and  women  are  rushing 

into  the  Knights  of  Labor.  Your  representative  has  made 
it  a subject  of  special  inquiry  among  the  most  conservative 
builders  and  contractors,  to  ascertain  from  them  what  they 
thought  of  the  situation.  Very  positive  opinions  were  not 
expressed.  The  fact  of  the  matter  is,  old  heads  are  at  a loss 
to  guess  what  the  outcome  of  it  all  will  be  in  ninety  days 
or  six  months.  About  the  substance  of  the  opinions  ex, 
pressed  is,  that  the  present  tendency  to  higher  prices  of 
material  and  labor,  besides  resulting  in  higher  prices,  will 
have  the  effect  of  checking  demand  in  course  of  time,  and 
therefore  lessening  enterprise  and  warning  capital  agaiDst 
new  enterprises,  and  so  say  that  much  of  the  existing  activ- 
ity has  grown  out  of  the  low  prices  of  the  past  year  or  two, 
and  that  if  prices  are  high  investors  will  naturally  proceed 
more  cautiously. 

The  commercial  situation  is  generally  regarded  as  an 
improving  one,  although  at  the  moment  the  growth  of 
activity  and  confidence  is  retarded  by  the  labor  troubles 
and  the  prevailing  uncertainty  as  to  what  industry  or  busi- 
ness interest  will  be  next  affected.  The  gradual  decrease 
in  the  failure  list  in  this  country  continues,  but  in  Canada 
business  troubles  seem  to  be  on  the  increase  as  the  spring 
season  advances.  This  week’s  report  gives  a total  of  225, 
as  against  239  last  week  and  246  the  previous  week. 

So  far  as  the  financial  situation  is  concerned,  the  out- 
look is  both  hopeful  and  encouraging.  Money  is  moving 
more  freely  into  the  channels  of  active  employment;  bank 
reserves  are  being  steadily  absorbed;  loanable  funds  are 
available  at  comparatively  low  rates  of  interest,  and  the 
continued  export  of  gold  has  in  no  way  disturbed  the  con 
dition  of  the  money  market.  There  is  no  better  guide,  just 
at  present,  to  the  tendencies  of  trade  than  the  relative  vol- 
ume of  bank  clearances,  for  the  stock  market  has  lost  its 


significance  for  the  time  being,  speculation  in  staple  prod- 
ucts is  more  or  less  of  an  artificial  character,  and  the  actual 
volume  of  business  in  progress  is  not  fairly  indicated  by  the 
fresh  sales  reported  from  day  to  day.  Gold  shipments  nat- 
urally attract  attention,  and  in  the  minds  of  the  timid  ex- 
cites apprehension  of  a stringent  money  market.  One  of 
the  results  of  the  movement,  if  continued,  will  quite  likely  be 
higher  rates  for  loans,  not  perhaps  from  a scarcity  of  mon- 
ey, but  from  the  equalization  of  interest  rates  among  com- 
mercial countries.  The  statistical  situation  of  foreign 
trade  would  indicate  that  we  should  be  receiving  instead  of 
shipping  gold.  For  the  first  seven  months  of  the  current 
fiscal  year  the  exports  of  domestic  products  exceeded  mer- 
chandise imports  more  than  fifty-five  millions,  and  as  a 
natural  result,  after  allowing  for  interest  payments  on 
American  securities  held  abroad  the  debt  account  should 
still  have  been  in  our  favor.  But  there  are  inferences  other 
than  trade  balances — unless  these  are  overwhelming — that 
govern  the  movement  of  specie.  When  gold  is  required  by 
a leading  commercial  country,  and  sufficient  inducements 
are  held  out,  it  is  quite  certain  to  obtain  what  is  required. 

When  Italy,  two  years  ago,  aspired  to  a national  gold 
basis,  the  flow  of  this  coin  set  in  that  direction,  as  it  did 
towards  the  United  States  when  our  Government  decided 
to  resume  specie  payment,  and  made  the  necessary  provis- 
ion for  securing  a gold  currency.  A gold  producing  coun- 
try like  the  United  States  is  quite  certain  at  times  to  be- 
come an  exporter  of  coin  or  bullion,  regardless  of  trade 
movement. 

Since  1850  the  production  of  gold  in  this  country  is  es- 
timated to  exceed  1,500  millions  of  dollars,  and  yet  the 
amount  of  gold  money  in  this  country  is  estimated  at  but 
little  in  excess  of  one-third  of  this  sum.  During  this  time 
the  United  States  has  enjoyed  commercial  prosperity,  and 
at  no  time  has  suffered  a lack  of  gold  arising  from  the 
conditions  of  trade. 

On  June  30,  1879,  the  amount  of  gold  currency  in  the 
United  States,  estimated  by  the  mint  authorities  was,  in 
round  numbers,  $286,500,000. 

Between  1880  and  1885  inclusive  the  excess  of  imports 
of  gold  over  exports  was  $118,300,000,  and  the  yield  of  the 
mines  $182,000,000,  making  a total  of  $586,800,000.  The 
same  authority  makes  the  total  product  of  our  mines  since 
1845  nearly  $1,700,000,000.  from  which  it  would  appear  that 
during  this  period  we  have  exported  over  $1,100,000,000 
gold  in  excess  of  imports.  This  result  is  not  borne  out  by 
the  statistics  of  trade  during  this  long  period,  'there  is 
undoubtedly  more  gold  in  the  country  than  estimated  by 
treasury  officials,  the  location  of  which  may  be  accounted 
for  by  hoarding. 

The  pretty  town  of  Palmyra,  N.  J.,  seven  miles  from 
Philadelphia,  on  the  Camden  & Amboy  division  of  the 
Pennsylvania  B.  R.,  has  grown  very  rapidly  within  the  last 


two  or  three  years’  In  this  short  space  of  time  the  place 
has  more  than  doubled  itself,  and  it  is  reported  that  nearly 
one  hundred  new  dwellings  are  to  be  erected  this  year.  The 
village  offers  unusual  attractions  to  Philadelphians,  being 
but  twenty-five  minutes’  ride  from  Market  st.  ferry,  while 
the  train  accommadations,  under  the  arrangement  of  Mr. 
W.  N.  Barnard,  could  not  be  more  convenient  to  those  do- 
ing business  in  this  city.  The  fact  is  that  fully  one  half  of 
the  male  population  are  merchants  or  clerks  having  em- 
ployment in  Philadelphia, 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and. Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

La  Haepe,  III. — The  Masons  intend  building  a new 
hall  at  a cost  of  $2,200. 

Dassel,  Minn.— The  Swedish  Lutherian  Society  have  de- 
cided to  erect  a new  church. 

El  Doeado,  Kan. — There  are  five  or  six  brick  business 
houses  under  contemplation. 

Waesaw,  III. — Plans  are  prepared  for  the  Lutherian 
church. 

Lake  County,  Mich. — The  county  seat  war  of  Lake  coun- 
ty, Mich.,  has  been  settled  by  a special  meeting  of  the 
Board  of  Supervisors,  and  Baldwin  has  been  designated. 
A building  committee  has  been  appointed.  The  court- 
house and  jail  will  be  of  brick  with  stone  foundations. 


Lumber  Freight  Kates: 

WEST 

TO  KANSAS  OITX,  ST.  JOSEPH. 

ATCHISON  AND  LEAVENWCBTH 
IN  EFFECT  NOVEMBEB  2. 


EAST 

FBOM  CHICAGO  AND  COMMON 
POINTS  ON  CAE  LOAD  LOTS  OF 
HAED  AND  SOFT  LUMBER,  IN 


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Pioneer  Fire  - proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


C.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 

DEADERS IN 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 

Main  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard.  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 

FACTORY:  761  to  773  S.  Canal  St.  ) r*TTTrt  A tt-D 

Take  Oanalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St.  J UXllVjilVJW. 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  84S3, 


D.  CUTLEB. 


T.  S.  White. 


ii.  M.  IIoice. 


CUTLER,  WHITE  & ROICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


Lumber  and  Building  Material. 

The  status  of  the  lumber  market  is  unchanged.  Arrivals 
are  picked  up  almost  as  soon  as  they  come  to  hand.  Small 
timbers  are  still  scarce.  Indications  in  the  Northwest  and  the 
Southwest  appeared  good  for  a heavy  spring  lumber  trade 
and  a veritable  boom  in  all  building  material;  but  the 
recent  striking  disturbance  is  working  havoc  in  Kansas  and 
Missouri.  Shipments  in  all  other  directions  are  large. 

The  condition  of  the  white  pine  demand,  in  its  relation 
to  values  in  the  Northwest  and  at  the  East,  is  favorable  to  a 
profitable  season.  The  manufacturers  in  Michigan  and 
Wisconsin  are  still  firm  in  their  holdings,  on  a basis  of  $1 
to  $2  above  last  year’s  prices.  On  the  east  shore  of  Lake 
Michigan  dimension  is  held  at  $9.50  to  $10,  and  sales  have 
been  made  for  delivery  in  Chicago  at  $11.  The  quantity 
of  dry  lumber  at  lake  points  is  small  compared  to  that  car- 
ried over  in  former  years.  It  is  true  that  inquiry  for  stock 
to  be  sawed,  and  purchases  of  dry  lumber  at  the  mills  have 
not  been  a marked  feature  of  the  condition  during  the  past 
week,  yet  there  is  no  anxiety  manifest  on  the  part  of  hold- 
ers, for  they  know  that  yard  stocks  are  being  rapidly  de- 
pleted by  shipment  and  local  consumption,  and  that  there 
will  be  a call  for  the  dry  lumber  at  the  mills  as  soon  as  nav- 
igation is  open.  In  Saginaw  valley,  sales  during  the  week 
have  been  but  moderate,  but  such  sales  as  have  taken 
place  were  made  at  firm  figures. 

EASTERN  PRICES. 

Lumber. — The  quotations  are  as  follows:  Spruce  — Car- 

go lots,  $15@$17  for  random,  and  $17@18  for  special. 
Yellow  Pine— $18@19.50  for  random,  and  $19.50@21  for 
special.  Green  flooring  boards,  $17@$18.  Dry  flooring, 
$21@22.  Plank,  $45@55.  Hewn,  f.  o.  b.,  $10@15.  White 
Pine — S.  A.  shippers,  $28@29.  West  India  extras — $16@ 
$18.50.  West  India  shippers,  $16.00@18.  Box  Boards — 
$14@15. 

Building  Materials — Bricks. — The  following  prices  are 
asked  for  cargo  lots  afloat:  Long  Island,  $8  to  8.50;  Jer- 

sey, $7;  croton  reds,  $23;  croton  reds,  dark,  $12;  brown, 
$11;  Philadelphia,  $27  to  28;  Baltimore,  $38  to  40.  Add 
$2  to  $3  per  thousand  when  delivered.  Bath  brick,  55  to 
60c. 

Cement — Rosendale,  $1.10  to  $1.20;  Portland,  $2.40  to 
$2.60;  Roman,  $2.75  to  $2.95;  Keene’s  fine,  $10;  Saylor’s, 
$2.05  to  2.40.  Small  lots  are  about  25  cents  per  barrel 
higher. 

Lath. — Finishing  lime  is  quoted  at  $1.15  to  $1.25;  lump 
85c.  Small  lots  10  to  15  cents  higher. 

Lime. — In  a very  large  way  the  range  is  $2.30  to  $2.35 
per  thousand.  Small  lots  10  to  15  cents  higher. 


Country  Building  News. 

Indianola,  Iowa. — -A  new  M.  E.  church  is  to  be  built. 
Ubly,  Mich. — Roman  Catholic  church  will  be  erected 
here.  To  be  built  of  brick,  31x51  feet,  and  cost  $3,000. 
□Mendota,  III. — A new  hotel  will  be  erected  on  Pool’s 
block. 


Omaha,  Neb. — A new  town  hall. 

Au  Sable,  Mich. — A new  Baptist  church. 

Andover,  Dak. — A new  M.  E.  church. 

West  Bend,  Wis. — A new  jail  and  poor-house. 

Lindsborg,  Kan. — A new  Methodist  church. 

Sturgis,  Mich.— Messrs.  Aulsbrook  & Sturgis  will  rebuild 
(with  brick)  their  warehouse,  recently  burned.  It  will  be 
64x60  feet. 

Berlin,  Wis. — The  new  Polish  church  society  will  build  a 
new  church,  47x82,  veneered  with  brick. 

Wayne  Co.,  Mioh. — A new  poor  house  costing  $35,000 
will  soon  be  built. 

Fall  City,  Neb.— J.  Waltemeyer,  Jr.,  will  build  a brick 
canning  factory  125x75,  with  wood  addition  100x40  feet. 

Pembina,  Dak. — The  Episcopal  Society  intend  building  a 
church. 

La  Harpe,  III. — The  Masons  are  making  arrangements 
to  build  a $2,200  lodge  room. 

Shullsburg.  Wis.,  is  to  have  a fine  new  hotel,  to  be  called 
the  Brewster  House. 

Marshfield,  Wis. — The  Presbyterian  church,  recently 
burned,  will  be  rebuilt,  much  larger,  and  heated  by  steam, 

St.  Paul,  Minn.— The  St.  Paul  (Minn.)  Globe  has  pur- 
chased a $14,000  lot  and  will  erect  a ten-story  building  for 
its  own  use. 


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PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 

mason’s  supplies. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  $ square  foot 

10-inch  thick,  $ square  foot 

12-inch  thick  $ square  foot 

Rublestone,  tt>  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard. 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches .... 
n « “ 4 “ 

“ Building  stone,  per  cube 00  50@00  60 

Maxwell  & Co.: 


20$  — 
22@  — 
7 50 
55 
00  24 
00  28 


“ “ 3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars 

00 

22 

“ “ 4-inch 

00 

26 

“ “ Building  Stone 

00 

50@00 

56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls 

95 

Common  brick,  $ M 

9 

00@10 

00 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 

16  00a22 

00 

Anderson’s 

22 

00  @29 

00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  $ M 

65  00 @300 

00 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 

42 

00  @45 

00 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 

50 

00 

Racine  Pressed  Brick 

20 

00 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 

30 

00@33 

00 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick 

@25 

00 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 

22 

00  @30 

00 

St.  Louis  Pressed 

@27 

oc 

Trenton 

@38 

00 

Fire  Brick  $ M 

25 

00  @50 

or 

Michigan  Stucco 

1 

75@  2 

00 

New  York  Stucco 

1 

75 

Cement,  Utica,  and  Buffalo,  $ bbl 

1 

00@  1 

21 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee  $ bbl.,  1 00@  1 25 

Portland  Impt  Cement 8 00  @ 3 26 

White  Sand  $ bbl 1 00@  1 25 

Fire  Clay  $ bbl 2 00 @ 3 50 

Plastering  Hair  $ bush 25@36 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 12% 

Roofing,  $ square  gravel  3 00@  6 50 

Asphalt  Roofing 7 60@  9 00 

Marble  Dust  $ bbl @ 2 00 


F./LYIVLON'ID’S  F-AlTETSTT 

Compressed  LeadSash  Weights 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 


NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  IVo  Friction.— IVo  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg. 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 

Home  Insurance  Bldg. 

Send  for  Circular. 


C.  B.  Farwell’s 
0.  H.  Case’s 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offie  of  Cincinnati 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SS  and  ST”  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


A.  A.  0 UDELL.  A.  A.  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

FINE  CABINET  WORK 

Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

22  & 24  SouthJefTerson  StJ  CHICAGO. 


City  Office: — Rooms  21  and  22,  226  &■  228  JjSl  Salle  St. 

F-  IIVT.  CLARKE 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted. 


REPORT  OF  NEW  BXJILLITTG-S  -A.3STL  BTriLLIHSTGi-S  TO  BE  ERECTED, 

For  the  week  ending  March  2 1886.  The  plans  of  some  of  these  have  not  been  made. 


1 

OWNER. 

ADDRESS. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

1 

LOCATION.  j 

1 

COST  j 

ARCHITECT.  BUILDER. 

DESCRIPTION. 

6 

60x170 

$ 

90000 

Granite,  iron,  glass  and  brick 

3 

10000 

f!  FT  195  P.lnrlr  st; 

20000 

Kock-faced  stone  and  hardwood  finish. .. 

18000 

Rock-faced  stone 

25000 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

18000 

Rock-faced  sand-stone 

Walter  & Clar.  Peck 

40000 

Adler  & Sullivan,  68  Borden  blk 

Brick. 

7000 

G M Clark 

3 

Stable 

25x120 

337  N Clark  st 

10000 

V Falkenan 

Brick. 

S K Black 

3 

60x50 

16000 

F Hansen 

Pressed  brick  and  6tone. 

E B Sheldon 

38  Clark  st 

3 

3 Dwellings 

50x60 

Ontario  and  St  Clair  sts 

20000 

Burling  & Whitehouse 

John  Angles 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

Messrs  Nixon 

2 

44x90 

16000 

C Moses 

Brick  and  stone. 

Vaclav  Baxa 

3 

25x100 

11000 

Brick  and  Pressed  brick 

Hammall  & Jordan 

2 

48x68 

12000 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brinkman,  et  al 

3832  to  3838  State  st 

20000 

Brick  and  stone. 

E A Mathresaen 

2 

40x72 

40000 

...CG  Miller 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

C A David  

2 

50x56 

10000 

Brick. 

W H Shamos  & Son 

3 

875x75 

24000 

Brick  and  pressed  brick. 

Moore  & Vehmeyer 

4 

106x63 

26000 

. Carl  Weyner 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

R H Pratzky 

381  Blue  Island  av. . . 

3 

Store  and  flats 

44x84 

381  Blue  Island  av 

15000 

E R Krouse 

Bodmer  Bros 

Brick  and  stone. 

W Hinchliff 

2 

46x75 

10000 

. . W Hinchliff 

Brick. 

Wm  Allister 

29  Washington  st  .... 

5000 

Frame. 

H Kirk 

2 

3000 

. ; 

1 Frame. 

0 R Keith  

1901  Prairie  av 

3 

Dwelling 

Oglesby  av  and  61st  st 

3000 

1. 

| Frame. 

182 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Andrew  Krimbill. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES: 

Booms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  III. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 

D;  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

House  Renting  and  Collections. 

Office : 138-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 
Room  I I CHICAGO. 

IE3F"  Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 

BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

®"M»ney  Loaned, 

®"Taxes  Paid, 

^Investments  Made, 

@*Bnildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 

REMOVAL. 

S.  E.  GROSS  & Co. 

Real-Estate,  Builders  and  Sellers  of  Houses, 
REMOVED  TO 

CORNER  OFFICE,  MAIN  FLOOR, 

Southeast  cor.Dearborn  & Randolph 
Streets. 

Over  4,000  Houses  and  Lots  sold  in  6 Years. 


BEAL  ESTATE  AT  AUCTION. 

At  159  and  161  La  Salle  St. 

The  socond  sale  of  real  estate  at  auction 
was  held  at  the  Board  rooms  on  La  Salle  st. 

ON  FRIDAY  AND  SATURDAY 

in  the  afternoon,  commencing  at  1:10 
o’clock.  A majority  of  the  members 
were  present  in  person  or  by  representative, 
and  quite  a large  crowd  assembled  Friday 
afternoon.  Mr.  C.  H.  Mulliken  offered 
the  first  piece,  a vacant  lot,  50x150 
feet,  af  the  corner  of  Madison  st.  and  Ho- 
man av.  The  upset  price  was  fixed  at  $4,635. 
The  bidding  went  up  by  $5  and  $10  bids  to 
$4,676.  at  which  figure  it  was  knocked  down 
to  Mr.  H,  0.  Morey,  who  bought  it  for  Geo. 
Butler. 

Six  one-story  brick  cottages  on  a lot  50x 
126  feet,  at  the  northwest  corner  of  Harrison 
street  and  Oakley  avenue,  were  taken  by  Mr. 
M.  R Barnard  at  $13,200,  that  being  only 
$68  higher  than  the  upset  price. 

Eight  or  ten  pieces  of  property  were  then 
offered. 

Mr.  R.  C.  Givins  took  one  lot,  25x143  feet, 
on  Centre  avenue,  between  Jackson  and  Van 
Buren  streets,  at  $3,095. 

After  calling  off  nearly  the  whole  of  the 
remaining  list  of  fifty  pieces  of  property, 
all  said  to  be  good  bargains,  Mr.  Mead  of 
the  firm  of  Mead  & Coe  offered  a raise  of 
$25  on  upset  figure  of  $13,000  for  a two 
story  brick  dwelling  at  No.  552  North  Clark 
street.  No  other  bids  were  forthcoming, 
and  Mr.  Mead  was  declared  the  purchaser. 
The  sale  was  then  closed  until  1 :10o’clock 
Saturday,  when  a new  list  of  property  was 
offered. 

CHICAGO  CITY  COUNCIL. 

Council  Chambers,  ) 

Chicago,  March  22, 1886.  j 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  curbing, 
grading  and  paving  Elm  st.  from  N.  Clark 
st.  to  La  Salle  av.,  and  from  Dearborn  av. 
to  N.  State  st.;  also  Indiana  av.  from  18th  to 
22nd  sts.;  also  33d  st  from  South  Park  av.  to 
Cottage  Grove  av.;  for  curbing,  filling  and 
paving  Temple  st.  rrom  W.  Huron  st.  to  W. 
Chicago  av.;  for  curbing,  grading  and  pav- 
ing the  north  alley  in  B.  Wright’s  add.;  for 


Western  Loan  and  Investment  Agency, 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLINC,  Managers. 

CITY  5 AND  6 PER  CENT.  LOANS  NEGOTIATED  IN  SUMS  OF  $5,000  AND 
OVER.  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

Rooms  36  & 37  Portland  Block,  S.  E,  Cor.  Washington  and 

Dearborn  Streets. 


0.  J.  Hambleton,  President. 


J.  J.  Danforth,  Superintendent. 


Cook  Co.  Abstract  C o. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 


Best  Work! 


Lowest  Prices ! 


Shortest  Time ! 


curbing  and  filling  Warren  av.  from  C.  <fc  U. 
W.  R.  R.  tracks  to  Homan  av. ; for  grading 
and  paving  School  st.  from  Desplaines  st.  to 
its  western  terminus;  for  curbing,  filling  and 
paving  Boone  st.  from  De  Kalb  to  Leavitt 
sts.;  for  curbing,  grading  and  paving  alley 
from  Madison  to  Washington  sts.  between 
Halsted  and  Green  sts.;  for  curbing  and  fill- 
ing Nebraska  st.  from  Loomis  st.  to  Ashland 
av.;  for  curbing,  filling  and  paving  Morgan 
st.  from  Milwaukee  to  Chicago  avs.;  also 
Lexington  st.  from  De  Kalb  to  Leavitt  sts.; 
for  opening  an  alley  through  B.  62  and  69 
C.  T.  sub-div.  of  w.  half  of  sec.  27  39  14;  for 
establishing  sidewalk  space  on  Cicero  Court 
from  W.  Jackson  st.  to  Van  Buren  st.;  for 
establishing  grade  on  sundry  streets  in  sec. 
13,  23  and  26  39  13. 

Ordered.  That  the  City  Collector  be  and 
he  is  hereby  directed  to  stay  the  collection 
of  the  special  assessment  for  re-paving  W. 
Indiana  st.  from  Ashland  av.  to  Hoyne  av., 
until  further  ordered  by  this  Council. 

Ordered.  That  the  Commissioner  of  Pub- 
lic Works  be  directed  to  lay  a pipe  sewer  on 
Crystal  st.,  from  Robey  st.  to  Lincoln  st. 

Ordered.  That  the  order  for  the  stay  of 
proceedings  in  the  matter  of  the  improve- 
ment of  Hurlbut  street,  heretofore  passed  by 
this  Council,  be  and  the  same  is  hereby  re- 
scinded. 

Ordered.  That  the  Department  of  Public 
Works  be  and  it  is  hereby  directed  to  pro- 
ceed with  the  improvement  of  the  alley 
bounded  by  Michigan.  Illinois,  N.  State  and 
Dearborn  av.,  as  per  ordinance  passed  Oct. 
6,  1884,  and  stayed  Feb.  9,  1885. 


HOME  INSUItANCE  BUILDING. 

One  of  the  most  recherche  features  of  the 
building  is  the  Italian  marble  entrance  halls, 
the  beautiful  wainscoting  in  Italian  marble 
and  Mexican  onyx  and  the  massive  threads 
of  the  grand  stairway  in  the  former  costly 
material,  all  of  which  has  been  supplied  by 
the  well-known  firm  of  Davidson  & Sons, 
contractors  for  marble  and  granite  building 
work  with  offices  and  yards  at  the  foot  of  N. 
Market  street,  Chicago,  and  137  to  147  Third 
street,  Milwaukee.  This  firm  whose  splendid 
work  may  also  be  seen  in  the  Board  of 
Trade  Building,  the  Royal  Insurance  Build- 
ing. First  National  Bank  and  other  public 
buildings  in  Chicago,  have  surpassed  all 
previous  efforts,  no  building  being  similar 
in  the  profuse  employment  of  Italian  mar- 
ble and  onyx.  The  marble  is  from  the  far 
famed  quarries  of  Carrara,  Italy,  and  the 
onyx  from  those  situated  in  the  immediate 
neighborhood  of  the  City  of  Mexico.  The 
effect  produced  by  Davidson  & Sons  by  the 
careful  and  artistic  blending  of  the  two 
materials  gives  an  appearance  of  lightness 
and  grandeur  to  the  hallways  and  stairways 
upon  which  the  eye  rests  with  pleasure  and 
the  manner  in  which  the  entire  work  has 
been  carried  out  is  worthy  of  the  high  repu- 
tation enjoyed  by  the  firm  among  architects 
and  builders.  In  addition  to  the  stairways 
and  wainscoting  the  marble  window  screens 


and  beautiful  marble  fitting  of  the  lavatories 
are  also  furnished  by  t he  firm.  The  total 
cost  of  the  marble  used  in  the  building  was 
$85,000  about  the  same  amount  having  been 
expended  on  the  Mutual  Life  Insurance 
Building,  New  York,  with  the  exception  of 
which  it  is  original  in  business  architecture 
in  the  United  States  and  is  a standing  mon- 
ument to  the  taste  and  workmanlike  ability 
of  the  firm. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page) 

BUILDING  PERMITS. 

Adams  st,  at  No  1040;  G A McGregor,  cot- 
tage 22x45;  $2,000. 

Adams  street,  at  Nos  332  and  334;  P D 
Hayes, 5two-story  barn  and  milk  house,  54x 
71;  $3,500. 

Aldine  av,  near  Vincennes  av,  E Pardridge, 
three  cottages  20x44  feet  each,  $3,000. 

Austin  av,  at  No  366;  Mrs  R Hill,  basement 
20x40;  $1,200. 

Archer  av,  at  No  2828:  C Becker,  cottage  22 
x60;  $2,600. 

Blue  Island  avenue,  at  No  381;  R H Pratz- 
ky,  three-story  store  and  flats  48x84; 
$15,000. 

Blackwell  st,  at  Nos  5 and  7;  NK  Fairbank, 
cottage,  22x30;  $1,000. 

Bauman  st,  at  No  30:  Anton  Kirsch,  base- 
ment 20x40;  $1,000. 

Bunker  st,  at  No  171;  James  Yakubka,  three 
story  flats  21x62;  $5,000. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  at  No  2329;  Mrs  Caro- 
line Schau,  two-story  store  and  dwelling 
77x25;  $5,000. 

Congress  st,  at  No  1240;  W Newman,  cot- 
tage 20x32;  $800. 

Congress  st,  at  Nos  568  and  572;  Harvey  S 
Weeks,  two  two-story  dwellings  48x71; 
$7,000. 

Clark  st  N,  at  No  337;  G M Clark,  three- 
story  stable  25x120;  $10,000. 

Crystal  st,  at  No  36;  George  Danner,  cot- 
tage 20x50;  $1,000. 

Curtis  st  N,  at  No  208;  Iren  Lawson,  three- 
story  flats  21x50;  $4,000. 

Coblenz  st,  at  Nos  65  and  67 ; F Wiltshere, 
two-story  flats  42x40;  $4,000. 

Cottage  Grove  avenue,  at  Nos  3831  and 
3833;  M O Nichols,  two-story  factory  and 
dry-kiln  40x40  and  18x20;  $3,000. 

Clark  st  N,  at  No  204;  A T Galt,  two  story 
barn  25x25;  $1,200. 

Chicago  av  W,  at  No  162;  F Prenzing,  three 
story  dwelling,  24x52:  $6,000. 

Clark  st  North,  at  Nos  741  and  743;  Messrs 
Nixon,  two  two-story  dwellings  44x90 
$16,000. 

Division  st  W,  at  No  395,  Gus  Sperling,  cot 
tage  22x29;  $1,200. 

Dickson  st,  at  No  715;  John  Schmidt,  cot- 
tage 20x50;  $1,100. 

Dudley  st,  at  No  426;  Chas  Esan,  two-story 
dwelling  21x54;  $1,500. 

Dearborn  ave.  at  No  564;  E A Matherssen, 
two-story  dwelling  40x72;  $40,000. 


North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


Dayton  st,  at  No  332,  C A David,  three-two 
story  dwellings;  $10,000. 

Dearborn  st,  at  No  3752;  Mrs  M Abel,  base- 
ment 21x44;  $1,200. 

Division  street  at  No  287:  Fred  Buenzon, 
four-story  fiats  22x52;  $3,800. 

DeKoven  st,  at  No  178;  Vallar  Baxa,  three- 
story  store  and  flats  25x100;  $11,000. 

Forquer  st,  at  No  173;  A Ehert,  two-story 
addition  20x11.  $400. 

Flournoy  st,  at  No  429;  C B Calder,  cottage 
22x30;  $1,000. 

Fifteenth  st,  at  No  491,  C Fahrow,  basement 
19x50;  $1,000. 

Crenshaw  st,  at  No  1090;  John  Manninger, 
two-story  dwelling  21x46;  $1,905. 

George  st,  at  No  85,  Mrs  A Webster,  addi- 
tional story  32x100;  $1,500. 

Halsted  st  S,  at  No  421;  R McLain  Came- 
ron, three-story  store  and  flats,  25  x 70; 
$8,000. 

Harrison  st  W,  at  No  1288,  A Schuld,  addi- 
tional story  22x50;  $1,000. 

Huron  st  W,  at  No  136;  A Johnson,  one- 
story  addition  20x15;  $400. 

Hastings  street  at  No.  290;  C.  Schurchke, 
cottage  20x50,  $1,200. 

Harrison  street  West,  at  Nos.  356  and  358: 
J T Young,  front  addition  40  ft;  $12,000. 

Hermitage  avenue  at  No  497:  Nic  Stephens, 
three-story  dwelling  21x62;  $4,400. 

Harrison  st,  at  No  1361;  J J Hantz,  1%- 
story  dwelling  22x25;  $1,500. 

Harrison  st,  at  Nos  901  and  903;  George 
Weatherhead,  three-story  stores  and  flats 
46x51;  $7,000. 

Indiana  st  W,  at  No  685;  J Callary,  three- 
story  store  and  flats  24x60;  $6,000. 

Johnson  st,  at  No  112;  M Cashmann,  one- 
storv  addition  16x22.  $500. 

Jay  stj  at  No  88;  K Liberenz,  two  story  flats 
32x22;  $1,500. 

Jackson  st  W,  at  Nos  502  and  504;  W Hinch- 
liff,  two  two-story  dwellings,  46  x 55; 
$10,000. 

Jackson  street,  at  No  521,  F S Weigley,  two- 
story  dwelling  25x65;  $8,000. 

Lincoln  st  N,  at  No  583  1-2;  C Geiger,  two- 
story  flats  22x36 ; $1,500. 

La  Salle  avenue,  at  Nos  363  and  365;  S 
K Black,  four  three-story  dwellings  60x50; 
$16,000. 

Leavitt  st  N,  at  Nos  669  and  681;  John  Jen- 
sen, two  cottages  20x42,  each  $2,400. 

Lytle  street  at  Nos.  31  and  33:  Joseph  Chal- 
ifoux,  two  two-story  flats  42x42;  $3,300. 

Lincoln  avenue  at  No  321:  William  Duffell, 
two-story  dwelling  22x52;  $3,500. 

Maplewood  st,  at  No  49;  Mrs  A Randall, 
two-story  flats  22x50.  $3,400. 

Michigan  ave,  at  No  2459:  E Rothschild,  to 
change  barn  to  dwelling,  20x20:  $1,800. 

Nineteenth  st  W,  at  No  691 ; F Wachowski, 
cottage  22x50;  $1,000. 

Noble  street  at  No.  249:  Thomas  Deverenx, 
two  additional  stories  25x64;  $2,000. 

Nixon  Street  at  No.  23:  Mrs  M A Riordan, 
basement  20x50;  $1,500. 

Ontario  and  St  Clair  sts;  E B Sheldon,  three 
three-story  dwellings  50x60;  $20,000. 

Oakley  ave,  at  No  479;  F W’oodruff,  two- 
story  flats  22x50;  $3,000. 


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Ogden  ave,  at  No  167;  0 Stowe  & Son, 
three-story  stone  house  24x60;  $3,000. 

Oakley  st  N,  at  No  874;  F Frick,  cottage  21 
x32;  $800.  * 

Peoria  st  N,  at  Nos  113  to-119;  Moore  & 
Vehmeyer,  four-story  factory  106x63; 
$26,000. 

Poplar  st,  at  No  2957;  M Welsh,  cottage  20 
x32;  $800. 

Prairie  av,  at  No  3804;  A Tolman,  two-story 
flats  20x52;  $3,600 

Portland  avenue  at  No.  3518:  Mrs.  K.  Brown, 
two-story  dwelling  22x46;  $2,500. 

Rockwell  street  at  No  633:  Robert  M Watt, 
cottage  20x33;  $500. 

Rumsey  street  ac  No.  170:  William  Wentzell, 
cottage  20x50;  $1,200. 

Seventeenth  st  W,  at  No  691,  F Wachowski, 
cottage  20x50;  $1,000. 

South  Paulina  street  at  No.  759:  J.  Tlupa, 
two-story  front  addition  20x40;  1,800. 

Superior  street  at  No.  417:  Thomas  S.  Mc- 
Clelland, three-story  dwelling,  25x60; 
$9,000. 

Sheffield  avenue,  at  No  433,  Little  Sisters  of 
the  Poor,  two-story  stable  24x92;  $3,000. 

Sangamon  st  S,  at  Nos  41  to  47 : W H Sha- 
mos  & Son,  four  three-story  dwellings  75x 
75.  $24,000. 

Thirteenth  place,  at  No  606;  A P Ernst,  cot- 
tage 22x37;  $2,000. 

Twelfth  st  W,  at  No  592,  D McCane,  cottage 
22x48— $1,200. 

Twelfth  street  West,  at  Nos  356  and  358: 
John  Reuter,  four-story  store  and  dwelling 
40x100;  $18,000. 

Throon  street  at  Nos  48  and  50:  L Solomon, 
two  story  front  addition  35x50;  $9,000. 

Tremont  st,  at  No  39;  F Gattschall,  two- 
story  flats  21x36;  $2,000. 

Twelfth  st,  at  No  1020,  John  H Dehnhard, 
three-story  flats  22x58;  $4,500. 

Thirteenth  st  W,  at  No  612,  A McMillan, 
cottage  20x50;  $1,300. 

Turner  ave,  at  Nos  965  to  985;  J J Allen, 
five  one-story  cottages  22x38;  $6,000. 

Taylor  st,  at  Nos  641  and  645;  Hommall  & 
Jordan,  two  two-story  flats  48x68;  $12,- 
000. 

Taylor  st,  at  No  1040;  Thos  Donohue,  two- 
story  flats  22x46;  $2,800. 

Taylor  st,  at  No  1040;  Thomas  DoDahue, 
two-story  flats  22x46;  $3,000. 

Thirteenth  place  West,  at  No  608;  Mrs. 
Rotz,  one  story  dwelling  22x37;  $2,400. 

Wallaoe  street  at  No  2911;  J Cerney,  three- 
story  store  and  dwelling  22x64:  $5,200. 

Warren  ave,  at  No  438;  M L Rider,  rear  ad- 
dition 14x30;  $500. 

Warren  av,  at  No  274;  S M Thompson,  two- 
story  addition  18x24,  $600. 

Wabash  av,  near  Eda  st,  Board  of  Educa- 
tion, two-story  addition  40x125;  $35,000. 

Wabash  av,  at  No  3233;  Alexander  Bell,  two 
story  dwelling  25x67 ; $7,000. 

Wentworth  av,  at  No  2929;  J D Davis,  two 
story  store  and  dwelling  22x58.  $4,000. 

Washtenaw  street,  at  Nos  270  to  278;  T 
M Crowley,  five  cottages  20x43.  $8,000. 


Wm.  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu  1;  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


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Room  lO  159  La  Salle  St.  Chicago. 


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REMOVAL. 


TILE  AND  fike-place  goods.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish. 

office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


Fine  Store  and 


WARRANTY  WEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Adams  st  w 105  ft  e of  Seeley  av,  sf  21% 
x 125,  mar  22.  L F Creote  to  M A Tuck- 
er   $6,750 

Alexander  st,  125  ft  w of  Portland  av,  nf 
25x67,  Mar  22.  A Zimmermann  to  Gott- 
fried Brewing  Co $1,475 

Augusta  st,  25  ft  e of  Rumsey,  sf  25x100; 
Jan  2.  Estate  of  W S Johnston  to  Fred- 
erick Yogk $950 

Allport  st,  75  ft  s of  16th;  wf  25x125,  Feb 
23.  Estate  of  H B Claflin  to  F and  M 

Pribyl $1,000 

Ashland  av,  193  ft  n of  Taylor  st:  wf  24x 
91 : Feb  17.  Carter  H Harrison  to  P H 
Flemming $2,000 


Aberdeen  st,  116  ft  s of  Taylor;  wf  21%x 
107;  Mar  19.  Chas  Husfeld  to  August 

Husfeld 

Blackhawk  st,  95  ft  e of  Cleaver,  sf,  und 
% of  30x117,  impd,  March  23;  J and  M 

Oberdas  to  Gains  & Kortas $800 

Blue  Island  av:  182  ft  sw  of  Loomis  st,  n 
w f,  25x100,  impd,  Mar  23;  J Peklo  to 

M Jenicek $10,000 

Congress  st  W,  115  ft  w of  Morgan,  nf  43 
Vxl50,  Feb  12;  J W Manrer  to  JosB 

Close.: 16,795 

Currier  st,  150  ft  n of  Augusta,  wf  24x125, 
impd;  March  9;  E M Egan  to  M Egan 

$4,000 

Congress  st  W,  278  ft  w of  California  av, 
sf,  25x171,  Nov  9,  ’85.  J N Borden  to  J 

Haulihan $550 

Congress  st,  224  ft  wof  Loomis:  sf  25x171 
Mar  24.  A E and  M F Scannell  to  Do- 
ris Butzow $3,000 

California  st  nw  cor  26th  st,  30  acres,  Feb 
15.  Chicago  Life  Ins  Co  to  GW  Cass 

$47,050 

Chicago  av  132  ft  w of  Sedgwick  st,  sf 
26%xl25  ft,  imp,  mar  25.  M Linck  to 

J and  C Schmitt $11,000 

Cornell  st  24  ft  e of  Holt,  nf  24x132,  April 
22.  John  Dunnebacke  to  A Schumann 

$1,900 

Canal  st,  120  ft  n of  12th,  ef  25x100;  Jan 
20.  A Abrahams  to  L Williams  . . .$6,000 
California  ave,  32  ft  n of  Harrison  st,  wf 
25x125,  June  3,  ’85.  J Goldy  to  J B Mc- 
Kay   $735 

California  ave,  ne  cor  Harrison  st,  wf,  57x 
125,  Mar  23.  J B McKay  to  James  Mc- 
Grath  $2,400 

Canal  st,  229  ft  n of  Washington;  wf  38x 
150:  Mar  15.  M McLean  to  A J Kirk- 
wood  $15,280 

Calumet  av.  195  1-2  ft  n of  32d  st,  wf  37  1 
2x125.  Feb  9.  A A and  B Hagaman  to 

E C Day $6,100 

Chester  st,  ne  cor  of  Railroad,  sf,  75x125, 
Mar  15.  C W Fullerton  to  0 E Wolff, 

$1,700 

Congress  st,  178  ft  w of  California  av,  sf, 
25x171,  Feb  11.  J U Borden  to  Emil 

Sylvester $600 

Canal  st,  near  se  cor  of  Maxwell,  30%x 
100,  imp,  Mar  22.  Wm  Ruehl  to  H Fo- 

rofsky $12,700 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  bet  37th  and  38th  sts, 
wf  66x170,  June  14,  est  of  J G Schwarz 

to  Robt  J Gunning  $8,850 

Congress  st  W,  e of  Centre  av,  nf,  27  ft  to 
alley:  March  17.  Mary  Hennebery  to 

Kistie  Burch $5,200 

California  ave,  237  ft  s of  Division  st,  ef, 
24.125;  Dec  29, ’85.  Est  of  Jas  Carter 

to  C Thoresen $575 

Congress  st  W,  174  ft  w of  Loomis,  nf  25x 
153:  Mar  17.  L Laflin  to  Wm  J Moxley 

$3,000 

Cherry  av,  s of  Division  st;  ef  25x115,  Mar 
5.  Equitable  Trust  Com’y  to  H Nolan 

$300 

Clinton  st,  sw  cor  Monroe,  ef  98%xl00, 
impd,  Mar  19.  Geo  Woodland  to  Jacob 

Roth  et  al $60,000 

DeKalb  st,  45  ft  n of  Boon,  sf,  17  ft  to  al- 
ley, impd,  Mar  11;  Jas  L Campbell  to 

Belle  Gilbert $4,100 

Dayton  st,  340  feet  s of  Centre:  ef  24x125: 
Mar  25.  John  Butler  to  Carl  Schildein 

$1,875 

Division  st  W,  nw  cor  of  Elston  road.  89x 
85x54:  Jan  16.  John  Sheehan  to  Chas 

Frees $9,250 

Division  st  W,  same  property  as  above, 
Mar  16.  Chas  Frees  to  Ed  G Uihlein, 

$9,260 


GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 


Loans  made  at  Lowest  Kates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


Division  st  W,  105  feet  e of  Leavitt,  sf  26x 
120  Jan  27.  E H and  A N Waterman  to 

Anton  Moore $900 

Dayton  st,  the  premises  No  80;  Mar  9.  M 

Herrman  to  A Klinger $2,125 

Division  stW,  79%  ft  w of  Wood,  nf  26%x 
82%,  Mar  19.  Henrietta  Jansen  to  Lina 

Hamel $4, OOP 

Evergreen  st,  east  of  Robey,  nw  f,  51x150, 
impd,  Mar  14;  Jacob  Deutsch  to  Oskar 

Schoenewald $10,000 

Emerald  av,  288  ft  s of  36th  st;  wf  24x123 
March  22;  C Sheahan  to  Joseph  Carroll 

$550 

Emerald  avenue,  adjoining  above,  48x128, 
March  22.  Same  to  Charles  Martin, 

$1,100 

Evergreen  av,  150  ft  e of  Leavitt  st,  nf  25 
xl50;  Mar  18.  J M Krause  to  Max  En- 
gels   - $1,000 

Eighteenth  st  W,  cor  of  Hoyne  av,  sf  45x 
120,  impd,  Mar  17.  Jos  Lukes  to  Jan 

Schvaitzer $1,359 

Fifteenth  st  W,  168  ft  w of  Loomis;  sf  62x 
124,  Mar  20;  Forrest  & Blial  to  Pauline 

Fahrow $2,500 

Franklin  st  N,  142%  ft  s of  Eugenie,  wf, 
27%x261,  impd,  Mar  24;  John  Tidland 

to  C 0 Olson $3,500 

Fifth  av  65  ft  s of  Congress  st,  ef  40x100 
Feb  10.  P Geddes  to  Gus  E Taft. $20,000 
Fifth  av  54  ft  n of  Harrison  st,  ef  20%x 
120,  march  17.  T P Randall  to  Gus  E 

Taft $10,250 

Fifteenth  stW,  286  feet  e of  Laflin,  sf  27x 
124,  imp,  Mar  20.  M R and  G Mathews 

to  M F Schmidt ■ $1,600 

Fifteenth  st  W:  near  Ashland  ave:  nf  60x 
124,  Feb  10.  A S and  T M Woodruff  to 

ERStege $2,900 

Fourteenth  st  W,  e of  Robey;  nf,  24  4-10x 
124,  Mar  2.  P J Bradshaw  to  Chicago 

& Gt  Wes’n  R R Co $1,000 

Fourteenth  st  W,  150  ft  w of  Jefferson,  sf, 
25x90,  Mar  20.  Estate  of  David  Horen- 

burg  to  Otto  Felscher $1,300 

Green  st,  nw  corner  of  Adams,  ef  45x125, 
March  8.  L A Bond  to  C Ohlerking, 

$7,875 

Girard  st,  200  ft  n of  North  av,  ef,  24x125 
Feb  22.  Henry  Hoepe  to  A W Rietzke, 

$500 

Goethe  st,  ne  cor  of  Astor,  sf,  71x40,  Mar 
18.  Geo  B Carpenter  to  Wm  W Phelps 

$5,500 

Harrison  st  W,  115  ft  w of  Morgan;  sf  22 
xl50,  impd;  Jas  Bradley  to  P O’Boirne 

$7,600 

Hanover  st,  123  ft  s of  29th,  ef  25x125,  Mar 
24;  M and  A Larson  to  M Heinritz 

....  ." $775 

Harrison  st  W,  300  ft  e of  Francisco,  sf, 
25x154,  Mar  15.  J.  U Borden  to  L D M 

Murphy $650 

Harrison  st  W,  75  ft  e of  Francisco,  sf,  25 
xl54;  Mar  16;  J U Borden  to  FrkDoh- 

nal $650 

Huron  st  W,  104  ft  w of  Noble,  sf  25x123, 
imp:  March  24.  J Nielsen  to  S H Mat- 

thison $2,300 

Henry  st,  144  feet  e of  Wood:  sf  24x124; 
March  3.  J.  A Hall  to  F Tappendorf 

$650 

Henry  st,  near  Waller,  nf  24x125:  impd; 

Mar  24.  J Pirkel  to  J Schimek $1,170 

Harrison  st  W,  91%  ft  w of  Paulina,  sf  22 
xlOO:  impd  Mar  18.  M E and  0 Sands 

to  Louise  F Creote $5,250 

Hanover  st  124  ft  n of  32nd,  wf  25x124, 
mar  26.  Albert  Crane  to  E M Reidy  .$600 
Hinman  st  75  ft  w of  Lincoln,  nf  25x126, 
imp,  march  20.  M Seegar  to  J Caster 

$1,000 


Huron  st  W,  95  ft  e of  Hoyne,  sf  24x100, 

Mar  5.  JW  Cochran  to  J and  M Cor- 
coran   $500 

Hamburg  st,  48  ft  e of  Western  av:  sf  48x 
100:  Mar  11.  M Simonds  to  Ellen  Cassle- 

man $750 

Hastings  st,  144  ft  w of  Paulina,  sf  24x 
124;  March  11,  Jas  Stinson  to  C & C 

Schuhrke $700 

Hanover  st,  325  feet  s of  30th;  ef  25x125; 
March  19.  S F Britain  to  C F Holstrom 

$850 

Hinman  st,  125  feet  w of  Leavitt;  nf  25x 
125,  March  16.  Jas  Denniston  to  J R 

Nempel $650 

Halsted  st  S,  143  ft  n of  37  th;  wf  24x123 
7-10,  Mar  23.  A Kaiser  to  Chas  Kauf- 
man   $3,000 

Hanover  st,  25  ft  n of  33d,  wf  26x124,  Mar 
27.  John  Smith  to  J and  J Riordan, 

$550 

High  st.  225  ft  n of  Belden  av:  ef  25x125; 
imp  Mar  15.  J Hinz  to  Kunz  & Wendt, 

$1,000 

Hastings  st;  96  ft  w of  Wood,  nf  24x124, 

Jan  18.  W H McCurdy  to  Anne  Michol 

$650 

Harrison  st,  253  ft  w of  California  av:  sf 
25x154,  Mar  15.  Jas  A Borden  to  F L 

Burkhart $650 

Harrison  st  W,  50  ft  e of  Laflin  st,  sf,  25x 
125,  Jan  28.  H A Howes  to  George  W 

Hill $2,500 

Indiana  st  W,  24  ft  w of  Wood,  sf,  24x100, 

Jan  26:  L and  H Kerr  to  D H Runnion 

; $2,800 

Irving  place,  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts.  ef, 
25x126;  March  1.  J H Culver  to  Y H 

O’Neill $800 

Indiana  st  W,  120  ft  e of  Hoyne  av;  sf  23. 
2x92,  impd  Maroh  10.  Est  of  Wm  Kee- 
gan to  Wm  Crowley $3,000 

Jefferson  st,  nw  cor  of  Bunker,  ef  49x88% 
March  25.  C Hoffman  to  I Neumann 

$9,100 

James  av,  261  feet  w of  Fox  st,  sf  24x124, 
imp.  Mar  18;  Jacob  Gawczznski  to  F 

Derdzinski $1,000 

Jackson  st  W,  w of  Oakley  av,  nf,  25x125, 
imp,  March  22.  W W Baird  to  M B Si- 
mon  $6,500 

Jones  st,  nw  cor  of  36th,  49x125  1-2,  Mar 

2.  W F Bloom  to  Chas  Radloff $1,250 

Johnson  st,  162  ft  s of  Taylor;  wf  37x100; 
imp,  Mar  20.  O McCabe  to  Josef  Hla- 

vacek - $2,900 

James  av,  261  feet  w of  Fox  st,  sf  24x124; 
imp,  Mar  17.  A Gramzinski  to  J Gawc- 
zznski   $1,000 

Jackson  st  W,  betwn  Loomis  & Laflin;  sf, 
Mar  17.  M E and  O Sands  to  I S Par- 
ker   $12,665 

Jefferson  st,  the  premises  No  611,  Mar  5. 
Joseph  Kilbury  to  Chicago  & Grt  Wes’n 

RR,dCo $3,000 

Jefferson  st,  49  ft  n of  Wright,  ef,  25x90, 
imp,  Mar  18;  est  of  P Sheehan  to  Frk 

Faehtke $2,500 

Jones  st,  26  ft  n of  33d,  wf , 50x120,  Mar  20. 

F R and  E F Runyan  to  Charles  Lake, 

$1,000 

Kinzie  st  W,  ne  cor  of  Peoria;  sf  82  l-2x 

116,  Mar  1,  J B White  to  Moore  & Veh- 
meyer   $9,400 

Kissam  st,  150  feet  e of  Lytle,  sf  25x156, 
Mar  4.  Wm  A Porter  to  John  Houlihan 

$1,500 

Lake  stW,  bet  Elizabeth  and  Ada,  nf,  62 
88-100x181,  Mar  23:  A B and  F Gellat- 

ley  to  M A White $7,546 

Loomis  st,  ne  cor  20th,  wf,  60x109,  March 
24 ; J Drazdig  to  F Dvorak $5,300 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Leavitt  st  nw  corner  Laughton,  ef  24x109, 
mar  24.  John  Weyand  to  William  Mei- 
er  $1,400 

Lexington  st  bet  Kedzie  av  and  Sacramen- 
to st,  15  acs,  with  1,484x125  ft  in  adjoin- 
ing block,  mar  25.  R R Cherry  to  Thos 

P Phillips $50,000 

Laflin  st,  157  feet  s of  Adams,  ef  49x125; 
Dec  10, ’85.  Master  in  Chan  to  J D Mar- 
shall   $6,800 

Lake  av,  near  38th  st,  ef  33x170,  Mar  19. 

G C Morton  to  J Buckingham $3,663 

Laurel  st,  183  ft  n of  33d,  wf,  24x118;  Mar 
3.  Estate  of  H Head  to  M Reschelewski 

$480 

Lake  Park  ave,  near  32d  st,  ef  30%xll5, 
impd,  Mar  23.  F G Whiting  to  Alfred 

Ennis $15,500 

Leavitt  st,  bet  Jackson  and  Yan  Buren,  e 
f,  37^x124,  Oct  19, ’85.  J M Banks  to  G 

N Hull $3,375 

Larrabee  st,  272  ft  n of  Wisconsin,  wf  25x 
127,  imp,  Feb  18.  Louis  Volkman  to  B 

H McFarland $2,600 

Lexington  st;  169  ft  e of  Rockwell,  nf,  24 
xl25,  Feb  13.  M l)  Drew  to  E T Smith 

$500 

Lincoln  av,  111  ft  se  of  Belden,  swf, 25x100 
Mar  19.  Est  of  D Welter  to  Maria  Wel- 
ter  $1,700 

Leavitt  st,  50  ft  n of  Bryson;  ef  25x125, 
Feb  8.  Geo  L Warner  to  John  Jensen, 

$700 

Laurel  st,  133  ft  n of  33d,  wf,  25x118,  Feb 

22.  Estate  of  H Head  to  M Mates, 
$500 

Laurel  st,  158  ft  n of  33d,  wf  25x118,  Feb 

23.  Same  party  to  V Bykowsky.  . . . $500 
Milwaukee  av,  near  Fvergreen  st,sw  f,  25 

xll8,  March  24;  G Strauss  to  H Gainer 

$2,600 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  129;  Mar  23, 

J and  P Kelly  to  Chicago  & Grt  Wes’n 

R R Co $3,000 

Michigan  st  ne  oor  Cass,  sf  60x109,  march 

24.  Charles  and  J Gee  to  M W Kerwin 
$20,000 

Milwaukee  av  167  ft  se  of  Western,  sw  f 
44x100,  mar  10.  Bank  of  Shelbyville  to 

Henry  Sweet $1,900 

Monroe  st  W,  near  Irving  place;  sf  20x 
194  1 2,  imprvd.  Mar  22;  J A and  W C 

Hiekox  to  E D M Ingraham $11,500 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  117,  Mar  22, 

A Kozoyed  et  al  to  Grt  Wes’n  R R Co 

$4,500 

Milwaukee  av,  sw  cor  of  Chicago;  84  l-2x 
120,  Mar  18.  S Baer  to  Baer,  Leiser  & 

Maas $23,400 

Meagher  st;  the  premises  No  123;  Feb  17. 
Vaclav  Svejkovsky  to  Chicago  & Great 

Wes’n  R R Co $1,600 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  85;  March  12. 

R T Davis  to  same $2,000 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  147,  Feb  15. 
John  Niehren  to  Chicago  & Grt  Western 

R R’d  Co $2,000 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  111,  Feb  16. 

M and  C Mullers  to  same $2,000 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  185,  Mar  5; 
Jos  Kilbury  to  Chicago  & Grt  Wes’n  R 

R Co $4,000 

Meagher  st,  the  premises  No  105,  Mar  5; 

same  party  to  same $3,000 

Michigan  av,  134  ft  n of  Congress  st,  ef, 
26x169,  March  6;  estate  of  John  L 
Clarke  to  Studebaker  Bros.  Mfg  Co., 

$30,000 

Morgan  st,  161  It  s of  12th;  wf  21x101,  Mar 
19.  Dennis  McCarthy  to  Maria  Orth 

$3,350 

Madison  st  W,  near  Harding  av;  sf  23x 
157%;  Sept  11,  ’84.  S P Parmly  to  Jno 

Egan $915 

Milwaukee  av,  466  ft  se  of  North;  swf.  25 
xll8;  Mar  20.  J H Miller  to  Stiebeiner 

& Ludolph $2,100 

Norton  st,  325  feet  s of  Polk,  wf  48x106; 
Mar  24;  V & L Partenheimer  to  Lynch 

& Dexter $1,000 

Nebraska  st,  50  ft  w of  Laflin;  nf  25x104, 
Maich  3.  W A Porter  to  F Campbell 

$850 

Osgood  st,  170  ft  s of  Webster  av,  wf  25x 
123:  March  18.  Chas  Morgan  to  M J 

Sullivan $900 

Ogden  av  83  ft  n of  Taylor  st,  ef  24x100, 
mar  25.  W F Seipp  to  M Dedsall  . $2,800 
Ohio  st  W,  144  ft  w of  Ashland  av:  sf  24x 
78:  March  16.  H and  S Hillis  to  P B 

Oberg $11,800 

Orchard  st,  124  ft  n of  Garfield  av;  ef  24x 
90:  Mar  18.  est  of  Anna  Kaiser  to  Mar- 
tin Burk $1,700 

Ogden  av,  367  ft  n of  Polkst,  se  f 24x100, 
imp,  March  19.  Christian  H Halvei  to 
Elizabeth  B Frego $10,500 


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Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposi  e Palmer,  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Bough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 
BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


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Osgood  st,  195  ft  e of  Webster  av,  wf,  25x 

123,  Mar  18.  Chas  Morgan  to  M Bren- 
nan   $900 

Osgood  st,  220ft  s of  Webster  av,  wf,  25x 
123;  March  18.  Same  to  C Noonan 

$900 

Park  av,  nw  cor  of  Kedzie,  und  % of  106 
9-10x100,  Dec  1,  ’85;  J W Helmer  to  S 

E Gross $2,672 

Prairie  av,  123  ft  n of  37th  st,  ef,  25x124, 
Mar  6.  I and  P Maher  to  D L McBean 

$2,250 

Peoria  st,  110  feet  s of  Lake;  w f 20x115, 
March  20.  H Wheeler  to  J B Murphy 

$4,660 

Prairie  avenue,  the  premises  No  1808: 
January  14.  H M Wells  to  M W Keith, 

$24,000 

Paulina  st,  175  ft  s of  Taylor:  ef  25x125; 
Feb  10.  Edgar  Robinson  to  Geo  Mc- 

Kiddie $900 

Quincy  st,  25  ft  w of  Franklin,  nf,  25x83, 
with  und  qr  of  25x83  adjg,  March  15. 
Michl  Connelly  to  Catherine  Wren  et  al 

$30,000 

Rhodes  ave,  bet  32d  and  33d  st:  wf  53%x 
150;  also  Vernon  Park  place,  164  ft  e of 
Loomis  st,  nf  24x150,  Feb  4.  HR  Wil- 

sen  to  A B Earley $16,000 

Rebecca  st,  168  ft  e of  Centre  av,  sf,  24x 
120,  Mar  1;  Master  in  Chancery  to  S W 

Warner $1,300 

Rebecca  st,  same  property  as  above.  Mar 
1.  S W Warner  to  Chicago  & Grt  Wes’n 

R R Co $1,000 

Rebecca  st,  e of  Centre  av,  sf  24x120,  Feb 

28.  Wm  Hudson  te  same $1,000 

Rebecca  st,  96  ft  east  of  Paulina,  24x124, 

Mar  19.  Ann  Clancy  to  same $1,000 

Rebecca  st,  48  ft  w of  Laflin,  24x124,  Mar 
18.  Estate  of  L Galligan  to  same 

$1,000 

Rebecca  st,  the  premises  No  262,  Mar  5. 

Charles  Schurke  et  al  to  same $2,000 

Robey  st,  107  feet  s of  Bryson,  wf  25x120, 
Feb  10.  W H Braley  to  John  Jensen, 

$1,000 

Robey  st,  82  feet  s of  Bryson,  wf  25x120, 

Feb  8.  Same  to  John  Jensen $900 

Rebecca  st.  ne  cor  Panlina:  sf  48x124: 
Mar  24.  Wm  Walsh  to  Chicago  & Great 

Wes’n  R R Co $5,000 

Rebecca  st,  near  Centre  av,  sf  24x124,  Mar 

25.  P Labbe  to  same $1,000 

Rebecca  st,  near  Loomis:  sf  24x124:  Mar 

25.  John  O’Dae  to  same $1,000 

Robey  st,  275  feet  n of  Iowa,  wf,  25^125, 
March  20.  A Landgraf  to  A Grunwald, 

$700 

Robey  st,  137  ft  n of  Congress,  wf  22x125 
Mar  15.  P.  H.  Keeley  to  Allen  R Towle 

$1,950 

Rebecca  st,  261%  ft  e of  Loomis,  sf  24x 

124,  Mar  14.  J Boomgarn  to  Chicago  & 

Grt  Wes’n  R R Co $1,000 

Rebecca  st,  71  feet  w of  Centre  av,  sf  24x 
124;  Mar  18.  Andrew  Clogan  to  Chi- 
cago & Gt  Wes’n  R R Co $1,000 

Rebecca  st,  72  ft  w of  Laflin;  sf  24x124, 
Mar  16.  B Fitzsimmons  to  Chicago  & 

Gt  Wes’n  R R Co $1,000 

Rebecca  street,  west  of  Waller;  sf  24x 
124.  March  12.  Mary  Walsh  to  same, 

$500 

Rhodes  av,  bet  32d  and  33d  sts,  wf,  53  1-2 
xl50,  Feb  10.  Adaline  B Earley  to  L C 

Wilson $16,000 

State  st,  337  feet  n of  Taylor;  ef  20x100, 
impd  Mar  19.  C C Fredigke  to  Sam’l 

Parliament $20,500 

Scott  st,  168  ft  e of  State,  nf,  50  ft  to  al- 
ley. imp,  Mar  1.  Gregory  Vigeant  to  D 

F Bremner $30,000 

Samuel  st,  115  ft  s of  Clarinda,  ef  25x130 
February  16.  Estate  of  W S Johnston 

to  Johanna  Glabe $800 

State  st,  49  ft  s of  31st,  ef,  50x118,  impd, 
Mar  11.  Henry  Strong  to  Susanna  L 

W Marshall,  of  New  York $30,000 

Seventeenth  st  W,  221  ft  e of  Ashland  av, 
sf  25x124;  Mar  19;  Estate  of  A M Hun- 
tington to  A Blaszezynski $800 

Seventeenth  st  W,  216  ft  e of  Lincoln,  nf 
24x125:  Mar  22;  Estate  of  W L Newber- 


ry to  F Adamsky $550 

Seventeenth  st  W,  288  ft  w of  Wood,  24x 
125:  Mar  22;  Estate  of  W L Newberry 

to  J F Deptulski  at  al $625 

S Park  blvd,  47  feet  s of  32d  st,  ef,  28x125, 
Mar  22;  C L W and  A G Lithgow  to  K 

C Barbe $3,500 

Sangamon  st  125  ft  n of  Randolph,  ef  25x 
125,  mar  25.  Anna  Herrmann  to  Geo 

Herrmann $4,000 

Superior  st  W,  98  ft  e of  Rockwell;  nf  24x 
122  Feb  8.  W C Fricke  to  F Thiele, 

$300 

South  Park  blvd,  95  1-2  ft  n of  32d  st,  ef, 
50x125;  Feb  17.  Jesse  V Lewis  to  Danl 

F Bacon $5,500 

Spaulding  av,  bet  21st  and  22d  sts;  ef  100 
xl25,  with  35x125,  same  add’n,  Mar  15. 

J L Lombard  to  Chas  Thompson.  . $2,600 
Taylor  st  W,  120  ft  e of  Oakley,  sf  24x100, 
imp,  March  22,  F R Wooodruff  to  E K 

Webber $4,100 

Third  ave,  ne  cor  Harrison  st  wf,  25x101, 
March  1.  G W Cass  to  M A Loring, 

$29,000 

Tomkins  st,  166  ft  n of  Taylor,  wf  25x125, 
Mar  8.  Vf  A Porter  to  C Blondin. . $1,000 
Twenty-second  st  W,  150  feet  w of  Wood; 
sf  25x125:  Mar  6.  HP  Chandler  to  Da- 
vid McGann $700 

Twelfth  stW,  87%  ft  e of  Jefferson:  nf  61 
xllO,  Feb  9.  Henry  Koehsel  to  Frank 

Meucl $9,750 

Twentieth  st  W,  125  ft  w of  Laflin;  sf,  50x 
124,  Mar  16.  D B Lyman  to  Geo  Brad- 
ford   $1,500 

Throop  st  25  ft  s of  16th,  wf  25x125.  Apl 

20,  ’82.  H B Clafiin  to  N Eich $900 

Twenty-second  st  200  ft  e of  Archer  av,  nf 
25x100,  imp,  mar  25.  F Matthseus  to 

Adolph  Schubert $3,900 

Twelfth  st  W,  144  ft  e of  Olive,  sf,  24x152, 
Oct  13,  ’85;  est  of  C H Thomson  to  Jno 

Rodgers $1,200 

Twentieth  st,  bet  Ashland  av  and  Laflin 
st,  400  ft  to  alley,  with  200  x 124  ft 
in  same  blk;  Jan  30.  David  B Lyman 

to  John  Kralovec $18,000 

Twentieth  st  W,  216  feet  e of  Ashland  av; 
nf  25x124,  Dec  19,  ’85.  D B Lyman  to 

Wm  Schrooder $900 

Vernon  av,  214  ft  n of  34th  st:  ef;  25x164 
%;  March  l19.  EB  and  F Boyden  to 

Wm  M Foltz $3,200 

Van  Buren  st  W,  bet  Canal  and  Charles, 
nf,  29  3-100x34  3-10,  Mar  19.  National 
Life  Insurance  Company  to  G H Mar- 
tin   $6,000 

Van  Buren  st  W,  sw  cor  Marshfield  av;  nf 
26x117  imp.  Aug  30,  ’81.  H N Smith  to 

E B Smith. $10,000 

Wells  st  N,  32  ft  n of  Wendell,  ef  32x100, 
Mar  3;  Monroe  Salisbury  to  M S John- 
son   , $4,000 

Wood  st,  165  ft  s of  Clarinda,  wf  25x130, 
Feb  24;  Estate  of  W S Johnston  to  F 

Schreiber $800 

Wentworth  av  25  ft  s of  24th  st,  ef  50x100 
Jan  16.  F Kirchner  to  F Gutrich. . $4,100 
Wallace  st,  sw  cor  of  36th,  ef  25x130,  Mar 
12;  M C and  G WLee  to  James  Walsh, 

$2,500 

Webster  av,  nw  cor  of  Lewis  st,  sf  48x121: 
March  18.  John  Falstoff  to  Valentine 

Mueller $6,100 

Wood  st,  240  ft  s of  15th,  ef,  24x127,  Mar 

20.  F and  F Peck  to  same $750 

Western  av,  150  ft  s of  Fulton,  ef  24x126, 
Mar  17.  C J Hull  to  C J Fischer. . . $1,800 
Western  av,  same  property  as  above:  Mar 
19.  C J Fischer  to  M A Carroll  . . .$2,500 
Walnut  st  bet  Lincoln  and  Robey,  90  ft  to 
alley,  mar  5.  Mercantile  Trust  Co  of 

New  York  to  J W Thomas $13,500 

Zion  place,  170  feet  e of  Loomis  st,  sf  24x 

124,  imp,  Feb  18.  Chas  Radloff  to  Jo- 
sef Fencl $2,950 

North  ot  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  142  ft  s of  Sunnyside,  wf  5<'x 
160  ft,  imp,  mar  25.  W H Bryan  to  W 

J Irvin $3,500 

Ashland  av,  47  ft  n of  Dunning  st,  ef  25x 

125,  Mar  16.  M Kubiatowioz  to  F Ooh- 


romowicz $1,660 

Belmont  av,  250  feet  w of  Robey  st,  sf  25x 
125,  March  23.  E and  O Charles  to  Au- 
gusta Stolzenbach $500 

Fullerton  av  e of  Racine  av,  sf  30x150, 
Feb  25.  B Lombard  Jr  to  CO  Becker 

$1,367 

Halsted  st,  375  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av,  ef 
25x124  ft,  July  21,  ’84:  R M Mellen  to  J 

Zipperer .* $825 

Halsted  st,  214  ft  n of  Diversy  ave:  wf  50x 
140,  (January  28.  J J Gillmore  to  A 

Bischoff $1,650 

Lill  av,  235  ft  w of  Southport,  sf  24x125, 
March  17.  T Moulding  to  F Meissner, 

_ $450 

Loton  court,  260  ft  n of  Frederick  st,  and 
nw  cor  of  Lincoln  Park,  Feb  27.  H C 

Buechner  to  J L Cochran $21,900 

Lincoln  av.  364  ft  se  of  Racine,  ne  f 25x 
125  ft,  Mch  11;  M A Montgomery  to  J 

Stuve $1,500 

Lincoln  av  75  st  n of  St  Elmo  st,  ef  25x61 
x46,  mar  23.  S E Gross  to  M F Brauer 

. $785 

Lincoln  av,  337  ft  n of  Herndon,  sw  f 25x 
125  ft,  imp,  Oct  26  ’85;  S S Kimbell  to 

Wm  H Jacobs $4,000 

Montana  st,  200  ft  w of  Racine  av,  sf  30x 
115,  March  19.  Thomas  Goode  to  M M 

Meffiy $1,200) 

Noble  st,  400  feet  w of  Hoyne  av;  sf  25x 

124.  Mar  17.  P.  Schaefer  to  B and  A 

Wimmer $400) 

Nelson  st,  216  feet  w of  Racine  av,  nf,  50x 

119,  Mar  18.  B and  J Ebert  to  R Ebert 
$1,100' 

Noble  st,  186  ft  e of  Herndon,  nf  25x125, 
Sept  19,  ’85.  J P Altgeld  to  W Bauman 

$550 

Pauline  st  42%  ft  n of  Cosgrove  av,  wf  50 
xl65  ft,  Mch  16:  C H Starkweather  to  C 

W Cooke $1,800 

Paulina  st,  192  ft  n of  Cosgrove  av,  wf  50 
xl65,  Mar  16.  L C Pitner  to  T D Todd 

$1,900 

Seminary  av,  146%  ft  n of  Lincoln,  wf  25 
xl99  ft,  imp,  Mch  22;  Charles  North  to 

J W Nicholson $1,700 

Snyder  st  25  ft  s of  Roscoe,  wf  25x123, 
mar  23.  D and  P Steinbach  to  H Ge- 

bauer $400 

Southport  ave,  near  Grace  st;  ef  37  l-2x 
176,  Dec  29,  ’85.  D Goodwin  to  N F 

Rathy $600 

Southport  av,  nw  cor  of  Noble,  ef  25x125, 
Mar  18.  J P Hauck  to  M Vollmann, 

$1,000 

Sheffield  ave,  50  feet  s of  Lill;  ef  50x120; 
Mar  6.  F H Doland  to  Amos  H Under- 
wood   $2,200 

Woodside  av,  nw  cor  of  Roscoe  st;  ef  248x 
125;  Mar  16.  M E and  L Turner  to  L I 
Turner  Jr $5,000 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Archer  av  ne  cor  California,  75x96,  march 
23.  H E Graves  to  K A Pickier. . . $1,000 
Bowen  av  197  ft  w of  Drexel  blvd,  sf  44x 
85,  mar  22.  C R Steele  to  W A Steele 

$15,000 

Butterfield  st,  bet  47th  and  48th;  wf  24x 
99;  Feb  23.  S A Kent  to  Jos  Longpre 

$1,160 

Butterfield  st.  23  7-10  feet  s of  45th  st,  wf, 
23x100,  March  8.  M Laflin  to  L E C 

Schneider $425 

Butterfield  st  near  49th,  wf  175x100;  Feb 
13;  W W Fisher  to  D C and  C W Nich- 
oles   $1,800 

Cedar  st  214  ft  w of  Wentworth  av,  nf  25x 

125,  mar  10.  Estate  of  T J Nicholes  to 

J A Kley $750 

Centre  av,  335  feet  s of  50th  st,  ef  25x124, 
Mar  10.  J T Young  et  al  to  M Urlacher 

$400 

Chappel  place,  ne  cor  of  44th  st:  wf  25  1- 
2x126:  Feb  12.  Estate  of  Wm  Tuttle  to 

J L Andrus $1,200 

Evans  av  289  ft  s of  45th  st,  wf  24x171, 
mar  24.  C G Haddock  to  H F Vallette 

$650 

Evans  av  175  ft  n of  43d  st,  ef  25x126  ft; 
Feb  12;  F A Linstrandt  to  A S Hall- 

green  $1,600 

Forty-sixth  st  ne  cor  Sultan,  sf  75x222  ft, 
Jan  6;  J M C and  S B Lingle  to  S M 

Seator $2,400 

Forty-eighth  st  87  ft  e of  Aberdeen,  sf  24x 
125;  Mch  11,  ’85;  W B Thompson  to  F E 

Smith $350 

Fiftieth  st  se  cor  of  Loomis,  10  acs,  march 
18.  Robert  W Hyman  to  Ed  D Mandell 

$15,000 

Fifty-first  st  150  ft  w of  Centre  av,  sf  25x 

120,  mar  15.  Young  & Clarkson  to  W 

Barghardt $400 


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Forty -first  st,  264  ft  e of  Wallace;  sf  25x 
124%:  Jan’y  13.  0 J Hambleton  to  G 

and  0 O’Rurke *500 

Forty-eighth  st,  183  ft  e of  Ellis  av;  nf,  50 
xl50,  Feb  1.  Van  H Higgins  to  Mary 

J Doty *2,500 

Forty-seventh  st,w  of  Wentworth  av,sf  72x 
10, imp;  Mar  19.  M E and  E S Fogg  to 

Bridget  Fitzsimmons *4,000 

Fifty -first  st,  25  feet  w of  Cook;  sf  25x130, 
Mar  15.  Young  & Clarkson  to  Thomas 

Curley *500 

Forty-first  st,  215  feet  w of  Cottage  Grove 
av,  sf  40x180  1-2,  Feb  23.  John  Rogers 

to  Wm  Lancaster *2,320 

Grand  blvd,  198  ft  s of  44th  st,  ef  99x166, 
Jan  14.  Osborn  R Keith  to  Helena  M 

Wells *12,000 

Hart  av  near  41st,  ef  50x124;  Mch  12;  Na- 
than Corwith  to  M K Smith *600 

Indiana  av,  177  ft  n of  61st  st,  wf  25x170; 
Jan  19.  F A and  0 Kilby  to  Josie  Will- 
iams  *800 

Lake  av,  bet  43d  and  45th  sts,  wf,  30x125, 
Mar  18.  F C Gibbs  to  O W Mitchell, 

*2,250 

La  Salle  st,  near  57th,  wf,  24^x136;  Feb 
17.  M J F and  C F Periolot  to  G C 

Pfieffer *560 

Madison  av  ne  cor  61st  st,  7%  acs,  March 
12‘.  Matthew  Latlin  to  O R Keith.  *29,460 
Morgan  st,  196  ft  s of  53d,  ef  25x126,  Mar 
20.  John  Balthaser  to  A A Soefdner, 

. .$350 

Sheridan  av,  147J4  ft  s of  61st  st,  ef,  50x 
166,  Mar  1.  OR  Keith  to  E G Otton, 

*1,500 

Sixty -first  st,  se  cor  of  Madison  av,  nf,  366 
xl25,  with  116x125  feet  in  same  block, 
Dec  11,  ’85.  Cyrus  Winchell  et  al  to 

Geo  M Bogue  

School  st,  near  45th,  ef  24x115;  March  20. 
William  H Martin  to  John  T Keating 

*1,600 

Sixtieth  st  ne  cor  Wright,  sf  34x105,  mar 
11.  S W Kessler  et  al  to  B M Cole. *3,600 
Shurtleff  av,  near  45th  st,  ef,  24x122,  Mar 

23  H Goldstein  to  A Bahr *825 

Thomas  st,  166  ft  s of  Fiftieth,  wf,  72x 
124.  Mar  18.  S J Leahy  toS  Creedon, 

*1,200 

Traoy  av,  bet  47th  and  48th  sts,  wf,  132x 

124,  Feb  16.  Estate  of  G J Carleton  to 

J P Bowen  et  al *l,50o 

Vincennes  av  76  ft  s of  40th  st,  wf  25x130, 
march  10.  T F McKey  to  L S Dunlop 

*1,625 

Woodlawn  av,  175  ft  n of  48th  st;  wf  75x 
187,  Feb  23.  N W and  A E Bingham  to 

J S Barker *6,750 

Wentworth  av. bet  47th  and  48th  sts:  ef  25 
xl24:  Feb  8.  E A Haven  to  C Mulcahy 

$500 

Wentworth  av,  bet  47th  and  48th  sts:  ef 
25x124,  Feb  8.  Same  to  M F Keating, 

*500 

Wabash  av,  350  ft  s of  40th  st;  wf  25x161, 
Mar  1.  H L Young  to  C L Hungerford, 

*1,625 

Wentworth  av,  250  ft  n of  43d  st,  wf,  25x 
126,  March  22.  Peter  Keenan  to  R J 

Scanlan *2,200 

Wentworth  ave,  near  49th  st:  ef  25x150: 

Mar  2.  J F Griffin  to  L Korter *575 

Wentworth  av  242  ft  s of  39th  st,  [ef  24x 
122,  imp,  march  24.  J Zahringer  to  E 
Krippaehne *4,200 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  ave,  near  Crawford;  sf  75x125, 
March  1.  David  Graham  to  S Delama- 

ter *800 

Church  st  24  -ft  w of  Western  av,  nf  24x124 
Feb  23;  Estate  of  W S Johnston  to  J E 

Schoenfeld *650 

California  av,  ne  cor  of  Berlin  st,  wf  25x 
109,  Mar  19.  P W Snowhook  to  F Hess 

*550 

Delamater  place,  near  Armitage  av,  301x 

125,  with  other  lots  near  above,  Mar  12. 
Samuel  Delamater  to  Plowden  Stevens, 
*5,00 

Dania  av,  191  feet  n of  North,  wf  25x125, 
impd,  Mar  18.  Simon  Nilson  to  Ole 

Olson *2,8'10 

Fullerton  av,  near  Humboldt  blvd,  sf  50x 
125,  with  25x125  ft  on  blvd,  March  19. 

E and  A G Storg  to  A M Russell.  . *1,000 
Garfield— eight  lots  in — Feb  8.  J F Kee- 
ney to  Alzina  Soper *3,200 

Garfield — lots  1 to  4 block  3 — with  other 
property,  March  18.  Same  party  to 

Shields  & Cook *26,800 

Humboldt  st,  200  ft  n of  Bloomington,  ef, 
25x120,  Feb  19.  R and  E Greenebaum 

to  J R Austin *550 

Humboldt  st,  same  as  above,  imp,  Mar  17. 


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J R Austin  to  M E Lafbury *1,600 

Humboldt  st,  bet  Wabansia  and  North  avs, 
wf  31^x120,  Eeb  15.  J Jacobsohn  to 

Jetta  Magnus *1.700 

Mitchell  av,  220  ft  n of  Wabansia,  wf,  25x 
218,  Aug  18,  ’85  C 0 Sjoberg  to  Olsen 

& Johnson *450 

Mitchell  av,  245  ft  n of  Wabansia,  wf,  25x 
118;  Mar  6.  Olsen  & Johnson  to  O H 

Carlington *450 

North  ave,  ne  cor  of  Ballou,  sf,  49x140, 
Mar  19.  J and  M Muller  to  Maria  Mul- 
ler   *1,400 

North  av,  same  as  above;  Mar  19.  Maria 

Muller  to  Martin  Muller *1,400 

North  av  73  ft  w of  Seymour  st,  sf  24x120; 

Mch  19 ; H Todd  to  J L McCluer ....  *300 
Randolph  st  50  ft  w of  40th,  nf  50x180, 
Feb  2.  West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  Chas 

Seegers  *1,200 

Rockwell  av,  150  ft  n of  Wabansia;  wf  25x 
125,  imp  March  23.  H C Hansen  to  S 
Wilson *1,700 


Lot  1 b 1 Kedzle  & Keeny’s  add  to  Evanston,  March 
20,  Cornelia  Grosvenor  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co 

*800 

Lot  9 bi  36  Walcott’s  add,  March  22,  M Kreuter  to  P 

Hogan $>,50o 

Lot  3 b 3 Higgin’s  sub  of  25  acs  in  se  qr  4 38  14,  Mch 

16.  M Laflin  to  A II  W Fleischfresses *500 

Lot  1 b 3 same,  Mch  8,  same  to  H C Behling $500 

Lot  6 bk  9 Walsh  & McMullin’s  sub  20  39  14,  Feb  19, 
John  Bitha  to  F Chahopsky *3,250 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEERS. 

S 25  ft  It  1 Co  elk’s  div  of  lots  3 and  4 b 13,  SkiDner 
k Judd’s  sub  21  38  14,  Mch  9,  N Tostevin  to  W E 

Barnes $2,500 

Premises  No  647  North  av,  Feb  13,  J Tidlund  to  C 

H Olson *3,475 

Lot  18  of  lots  3 5 8 12  15,  Cir  Ct  ptn  in  4 38  14,  Mch 

10,  J P Bowes  to  T Griffin *650 

W hlf  lot  5 Noyesville,  Nov  4,  ’85,  Jas  Wosswick  to 

Old  People’s  Home $2,000 

Lot  18  and  e hlf  19  n hlf  bik  1 of  blk  6 e hlf  29  40  14, 

Mch  4,  H Dirks  to  K A Brown $2,500 

Lot  23  blk  23  J B & Starr’s  add,  Mch  18,  J A Larson 

to  P Buttron *5,700 

Lot  46  b 4 b 6 33  39  14,  Mch  15,  G C Finney  to  J Ham- 
mer   *650 

Lots  6 and  7 b 14  La  Grange,  June  1.  ’85,  C W Rich- 
mond to  Sarah  A J Gyles $2,000 

Lot  30  block  10  Sampson  & Green’s  add,  Mch  18.  G 

Franchere  to  F Freiberg $1,600 

N hlf  block  15  Cir  Ct  partn  ne  qr  nw  qr  etc  31  38  15, 

Mch  18,  L B Sidway  to  J Woodbridge  Jr *3,000 

Lot  17  b 2 Higgin’8  sub  25  acs  in  nw  qr  4 38  14,  Mch 

8,  M Luflin  to  L E C Schneider $425 

Lots  23  to  27  blk  41  E Washington  Heights,  Mch  12, 

E L Gillette  to  G L & S E Magill $1,000 

Lot  59  blk  4 Honore’s  sub  in  Tiernan’s  sub  18  39  14, 

Jan  21,  A Pearson  to  Wm  B Wells  .,$2,250 

Lot  19  and  w 10  ft  lot  20  b 7 of  lots  34  and  35  No  611 
Chestnut  street,  16  38  14,  B Bushee  to  Harriet  M 

Brown *3,400 

Lot  16  of  lots  2 to  5 b 45  se  qr  21  39  14,  March  17,  A 

Braunstein  to  L Rosengarten *4,500 

Lot  26  of  lots  10  and  15  blk  3 etc  U S Bank  add,  Feb 

2,  J Camenisch  to  Adam  Haas $1,475 

Lot  21  b 1 Steven’s  r-esub  of  Hinckley’s  sub  8 38  14, 

July  27,  ’85,  P Stevens  to  J Theisen *325 

Lots  46  and  47  b 8 b 4 Sheffield  add,  Mch  2,  Mrs  E B 

Show  to  J Drinkwater *3,300 

Lots  1 and  2 of  lots  17  to  22  blk  3 Ayres  et  al  sub  se 

qr  8 38  14,  E Ayres  to  L Marseille $900 

Lot  17  b 4 same,  Jan  2,  86,  same  to  C F Rooth $480 

Premises  No  3009  Michigan  av,  S S Boone  to  S L 

Wanewsky  $10,000 

Lot  15  b 2 White’s  add,  Mch  13,  R S Beaubieh  to  Eliz- 
abeth M Hayes *2,700 

Premises  270  Hubbard  st,  being  lot  23  Cir  Ct  partn 
of  3 acs  in  ne  qr  8 39  14,  Feb  6,  A Hanson  to  J & 

W McLean $4,500 

Lot  1 b 4 Swift  & McAuley’s  sub  20  39  14,  Feb  8,  T 

Gorman  to  E Fain *1,518 

Lot  62  Ballin’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  nw  qr  8 38  14,  Dec 

30,  M Ballin  to  D Schumacher $330 

Lots  21  and  22  b 8 Archer  add,  March  19,  J Kelly  to 

Geo  Bohmen $4,450 

Nw  qr  lot  84  Ellis’  e add  No  3025  Ellis’  e add,  March 

15,  Ida  E Fowler  to  Jas  N Buchanan $10,250 

Lot  23  blk  1 Wait  & Bowen’s  sub  ne  qr  23  38  14,  Feb 
10,  ’85,  Martha  M P Bartlett  to  Emma  J Parker 

$1,250 

Lot  18  and  s 7 part  lot  17  blk  2 Scammon  & Nelson’s 
sub  sw  qr  34  39  14,  March  19,  D Zick  to  Nora  Beh- 
rens  $3,200 

Lot  24  block  4 Swift  k McAuley’s  sub  ne  qr  20  39  14. 

Mch  15,  E Zegemacher  to  Lukas  Meehan $2,400 

Lot  3 Turner  & Bond’s  sub  w 114  acs  blk  9,  19  39  14, 

Feb  22,  Mich’l  J Riley  to  Geo  Lutiger $2,350 

Lots  12  3 blk  6 Goodwin’s  sub  nw  qr  ne  qr  23  39  13, 

Feb  16,  C J Hambleton  to  J C F Starck *1,300 

Lot  71  b 10  J & Lee’s  sub  sw  qr  20  39  14,  Mch  13,  Eva 

Stich  to  V Sejkousky *1,950 

Premises  No  497  Milwaukee  av,  Mch  10.  P O Stens- 

land  to  J D McNale *16,000 

Lot  6 of  lots  1 to  10  and  12  b 6 Linden  Grove,  March 

18,  Wm  Carr  to  S S Kellogg $540 

W 20  ft  of  lot  6 and  e 6 ft  lot  7 of  lot  113  Butter- 
field’s add,  March  19,  Theo  Schicklien  to  Charles 
Schnell *1,125 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HIDE  PARK. 

Lot  8 bl  4 Market  add  to  Riverdale,  Mch  15,  Corne- 
lius White  to  J Zeitler *800 

S % of  n 3-7  of  w !4  sw  14  sw  14  11  37  l5.  Jan  30i  T A 

Jackson  to  W Culver *1,000 

Lot  41  Turner’s  sub  w hlf  ne  qr  etc  18  37  15,  Feb  9, 

T M Turner  to  W Peterka *350 

E hlf  lots  13  and  14  b 4 McChesney’s  sub  in  se  qr  22 

38  14,  Mch  18,  J T Carey  to  J J Oakley $206 

S hlf  lot  15  b 4 Woodlawn,  Mch  17,  F W Green  to 

Harry  Southwick  *2,600 

Lots  5 and  6 blk  6 Stewart’s  sub  n hlf  se  qr  28  38  14, 

Nov  5.  >85,  J Freiling  to  Jacob  Berghins $3,000 

Nw  qr  ne  qr  ne  qr  (ex  R R);  also  e hlf  ne  qr  ne  qr 
ne  ar  31  38  15,  Dec  30,  ’85,  Mary  P M Palmer  to 

Amelia  G Mason *10 

Lot  14  blk  66  S Chicago,  Mch  16,  C & C C & D Co  to 

J H Welp $51 

Lot  50  b 31  Taylor’s  1st  add  to  S Chicago,  March  15, 

Hansine  Lausen  to  C Brand  et  al *550 

Lot  33  b 8 S Chicago,  Feb  19,  C & C C & D Co  to  J 

Losniecke $4C0 

Lot  41  b 2 Parkslde,  May  25,  A A Young  to  H By- 

stedt *300 

Lot  34  and  s 12K  ft  of  lot  35  bk  15  Irondale,  Mch  13, 

Wm  Thomas  to  Nels  P Edmon *300 

Lots  25  and  26  b 8 S Chicago,  Mch  21,  C & C C & D 

Co  to  M Relewitz $875 

Lots  23  and  24  b 40  Cornell,  Mch  20,  Geo  A Neeb  to 

Catholic  Bishop  of  Chicago *800 

Lots  1 to  14,  23  to  27  b 1 Boyne’s  sub  se  qr  14  38  14, 

Dec  11,  ’85,  C Windell  to  G M Boyne $6,000 

Lots  21  and  22  b 49  Cornell,  Mch  22,  Hugo  Vogel  to 

Huldah  Vogel $2,000 

Lots  20  21  22  b 2 Wall’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Sept  1, 

H M Harper  to  M G Wallace *3.100 

Loss  1 and  2 b 10,  and  lots  24  and  25  b 11  Johnston 
k Clement’s  sub  w hlf  se  qr  22  38  14,  Nov  27,  ’85, 

John  Johnston  Jr  et  al  to  F P Fisher $1,100 

Lots  2 and  3 b 55;  lots  23  and  24  b 81;  lots  40  and  41 
b 96;  lots  17  and  18  b 97  S Chicago,  Mch  20,  C & C 

C k D Co  to  Jno  S Jones *4,928 

Lot  24  b 60  S Chicago,  Mch  13,  E Bloom  to  C Bloom 

*2,200 

Lots  15  and  16  b 22  Russell’s  sub  ne  qr  18  37  15,  Mch 

20,  J M Lean  to  Nora  Winter $600 

LAKE. 

Lot  12  bk  1 Plaisted’s  sub  of  e % lot  1 Taylor’s  sub 

21  38  14,  Mch  16,  M Langan  to  A Muench *1,635 

S hlf  lot  40  and  all  lot  39  b 1 Smith’s  add  to  Normal- 

ville,  Mch  9,  J D Smith  to  S W Rilea $750 

S hlf  lot  4 b 1 of  e % lot  1 Taylor’s  sub  se  qr  21  38 
14,  Nov  1,  ’85Harriet  L Boardman  to  Jas  O’Rourke 

$550 

Lots  35  and  36  b 11  Webb’s  sub  se  qr  14  38  13,  Mch  8, 

Isa  Eberhart  to  O Z Housley  et  al $400 

Lot  19  b 11  Thompson  & Holmes’  sub  in  ne  qr  17  38 
14,  Mch  15,  Erasmus  G Nimmick  to  H J Shaw.  $175 

Lot  20  b 11  same,  Mch  15,  same  to  W H Shaw *175 

Lot  12  b 4 Normal  School  sub  21  38  14,  Feb  20,  D H 

Hayes  to  E C Burr  et  al $3,600 

Lots  35  and  36  b 2 Calvin’s  sub  se  qr  nw  qr  36  38  13, 

Mch  19,  Conrad  Kalk  to  Conrad  Dietz *200 

S hlf  lot  5 b 1 of  e lot  1 Taylor’s  sub  e hlf  se  qr, 

Mch  1,  Harriet  L Boardman  to  Mary  Eager $550 

Lots  27  and  28  blk  1 Chicago  Lawn,  March  15,  Isa  A 

Eberhart  to  T Barham *400 

Lots  35  and  36  blk  3 Chicago  Lawn,  Mch  15,  same  to 

Hattie  M Delano *450 

Lot  18  and  n 8V6  ft  lot  19  block  4 XJniv  sub  of  Engle- 
wood. June  19,  ’85,  A M Caulkins  to  Mary  E King 
*2,500 

CALUMET. 

Lot  12  Sharpshooter’s  Park  sub  in  21  37  14,  Mch  4. 

Sharpshooter’s  Ass’n  to  C F Pfeiffer  *125 

Lots  13  to  16  same,  Mch  4,  same  to  M Pfeiffer . . . .1425 
Lots  5 6 7 18  19  blk  8 lots  17  to  21  b 7 Cole’s  sub  5 37 

14,  E L Brainerd  to  T B Ventres $3,750 

Lots  175  and  176  Sharpshooters’  Park  sub  21  37  14, 
Mch  4,  Chicago  Sharpshooters’  Assn  to  A Scmidt 

*250 

Lots  144  to  148  same,  Mch  4,  same  to  Pauline  Floto 

*525 

Lots  102  and  103  same,  March  4,  same  to  Geo  Neu- 

meister *200 

Lots  116  to  120  same,  Mch  24,  same  to  R Seiffert..*525 

Lots  46  to  51  same,  Mch  14,  same  to  A Stridli *650 

Lot  145  of  lots  35  to  78  of  lots  8 to  14  b 5 Washington 
Heights,  June  10,  ’85,  W H Fesler  to  H J Willard 

$200 

Lot  146  of  lots  35  to  78  of  lots  8 to  14  blk  5 Washing- 
ton Heights,  June  10,  W H Foster  to  A C Hewitt 

$200 

B 24  Cole’s  sub  in  ne  qr  5 37  14,  Dec  30,  ’85,  Heirs 
of  Hector  McNeill  to  M Smith *2,000 


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Lots  80  and  81  Sharpshooters’  Park  sub  21  37  14, 

Mch  4.  Sharpshooters’ Assn  to  J Braun *200 

Lots  4 to  8 block  21  Cole’s  sub  5 37  14,  Juno  11,  ’85. 

Thos  Kans  to  N Wall *675 

Lot  52  Sharpshooters’  Park  sub  sw  qr  21  37  14,  Mch 

4,  Sharpshooters’  Assn  to  Chas  Merz *100 

Lot  113  same  sub,  Mch  4,  same  to  W Wartraan . . . *100 
Lots  8 9 10  15  16 17  b 8 Cole’s  sub  nw  qr  5 37  14,  Mch 

8,  E L Brainerd  to  Simon  G Smith *2.406 

Lots  88  and  89  b 2 Adell’s  s»b  of  bike  5 and  6 Hitt’s 
sub  se  qr  8 37  14,  Jan  23,  Jno  C Stein  to  Adallne  P 
Rue *1,800 

OIOEBO. 

Lots  33  to  38  blk  12  Campbell’s  sub  in  4 and  9 39  13, 

Mch  2,  M Lawrence  to  S Sinsabnueh *1,600 

Lot  14  blk  1 Wbaple’s  suo  7 39  13,  Feb  24,  E G Hast- 
ings to  May  L .Johnston *3,500 

Nw  qr  lot  6 in  sub  pt  18  39  13,  Mch  16,  R W Hyman 

Jr  to  E D Mandell *7,794 

Lot  21  blk  2 Central  sub  w hlf  sw  qr  7 39  13,  Mch  15. 

Thos  S Francis  to  Sophia  K Scales *750 

Lot  17  b 2 Whaple’s  sub  sw  qr  7 39  13,  Mch  9,  W II 

Werswick  to  H W Kattenbach *1,900 

Lot  3 of  lot  19  Hull’s  sub  w hlf  se  qr  9 39  13,  Mch  1, 
Edgar  B Morey  to  J DCrissen 11,000 

EVANSTON. 

Lot  27  bk  48  Roger’s  Park,  Jan  2,  Peter  Smith  to  W 

H Baylett $375 

Lots  1 2 ane  8 bk  6 Keeny  k Rinn’s  add,  Mary  Rinn 

to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co *2,500 

Lots  5 and  6 (ex  w 50  ft)  bl  1 Kedzie  & Keeney’s  add, 

Mch  11,  E N Tillotson  to  same $1,500 

Lot  5 (ex  w 25  ft)  b 12  White’s  add,  Feb  18,  Maria  M 

Woodmancy  e’  al  to  same $1,050 

N hlf  lot  9 b 6 Keeney  & Rinn’s  add,  Jan  16,  DeWitt 

C Adams  et  al  to  same $1,250 

Ex  s 25  ft  lot  5 b 18  Roger’s  Park,  Mch  12,  P Phillips 

to  C H Morse $800 

(Ex  n 50  ft)  lot  1 b 3 Snyder’s  add,  Feb  1,  W P Kim- 
ball to  Matilda  Olmar $3,500 

W 50  ft  of  lot  5 Co  Clks  div  in  19  41  14,  Mch  20,  Pet- 
er Holzmaeher  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $900 

Lot  3 of  lots  6 to  9 b 22  Evanston.  Mch  9,  E J Mar- 

tyn  to  Louise  S Moore $7,000 

Wly  60  ft  of  lot  1 of  pt  lot  6 w of  road  in  Assr’s  div 
19  41  13,  Mch  16,  A Foster  to  C E & Lake  Sup  Rwy 

Co $500 

(Ex  n 50  ft)  w 50  ft  of  lot  1 b 3 Snyder’s  add,  Feb  1, 

Matilda  Olmer  to  same $1,500 

W 40  ft  of  lot  8 blk  52  Evanston,  March  10,  Margt  R 

Hurlbutt  to  same $1,000 

Lot  9 b 6 Keeney  k Rinn’s  add,  Mch  1,  C H Ham- 
bleton to  same $250 

LYONS. 

10  acres  cor  Archer  Road  and  R Rd  in  sec  33  38  12, 

Mch  2,  E k C Wright  to  L Hampson *1,250 

E hlf  sw  qr  and  w % se  qr  of  sec  3 38  12  (200  acres) 

Mch  15,  E Halton  to  Ben  Harper $15,000 

Lots  20  21  22  b 1 McWil  iam’s  k Parker’s  add  to  La 
Grange,  March  4,  Lafayette  McWilliams  et  al  to 

Emma  B Mnrray 1900 

Lot  17  blk  10  Cossitt’s  1st  add  to  La  Grange,  Nov  9, 
’85,  Julia  A Moore  to  Sarah  A Ament *200 

JEFFERSON. 

Lot  8 b 1 Dunning’s  sub  ne  qr  ne  qr  19  40  13,  Feb  13, 

A Dunning  to  AW  Lensing *250 

Lots  18  to  25,  76  to  85  Ashford’s  sub  in  sw  qr  34  40 

13,  Feb  8.  J F Keeney  to  Alzina  Soper *8,400 

Lots  29  to  35  blk  2 in  sub  of  e hlf  se  qr  nw  qr  34  40 

13,  Mch  10,  same  to  R P Shields  *2,800 

Lots  25  to  48  b 1;  lots  1 to  28,  36  to  46  b 2 same  sub; 
also  lots  1 to  4 b 3 Garfield,  Mch  18,  same  to  R P 

Shields  and  J T Cook  *26,800 

Lot  39  blk  28  Jefferson,  Mch  22,  E B Pease  to  J Cas- 
tello $250 

MAINE. 

Lots  37  and  38  of  lots  11  to  30  Desplaines,  March  15, 

H W Heusrmann  to  J Alles  Jr $600 

Lot  37  of  lots  11  to  30  Desplaines,  Mch  15.  J Alles  Jr 

to  L Klemer $550 

Lots  1 2 3 8 and  9 blk  15  Hodge’s  add  to  Park  Ridge, 

Mch  8,  Sam’l  Cochran  toM  J Strokey  *2,050 

Lots  13  14  blk  2 Brown’s  add  to  Park  Ridge,  Apr  2, 

G H Fricke  to  G Andrews $100 

Part  w hlf  ne  qr  21  41  12,  Feb  2,  Isaac  D Poyer  to 

C L and  A Poyer $300 

Same  premises,  Mch  1.  J D Poyer  to  same $300 

Und  hlf  lots  5 to  18  Jane’s  add  to  Park  Ridge,  Feb 
26,  Helen  S and  Joseph  T Janes  to  Nettie  A 
Palmer $1,200 

NEW  TRIER. 

W 200  ft  of  lot  1 b 16  Glencoe,  Mch  9,  B Newhall  to 

A E Nutt $4,000 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

S hlf  sw  qr  sw  qr  20  37  12,  w hlf  nw  qr  29  37  12,  Mch 

8.  M Carrie  et  al  to  Bridget  Green  qc.. $350 

14  acr  in  e hlf  sw  qr  1 42  9,  Mch  15,  H P C Sandman 

to  H B Landmer $200 

Bks  4 and  6 Glencoe,  and  lot  3 b 1 Band  k Bradley’s 
sub  6 39  14,  Mch  1,  E W Blatchford  to  L Baird 

$15,000 

Lots  45  and  46  b 3 Culver’s  Park,  Feb  20,  E H Gam-_ 

mon  to  S Roland $450 

115  acres  in  secs  19  20  29  and  30  41  9,  Mch  12,  O B 

Jenne  to  W F Hunter  et  al 10,000 

Sw  qr  nw  qr  and  s qr  nw  qr  nw  qr  8 36  12,  Mch  1, 

Estate  of  Geo  A Muller  to  Aug  Miller $2,050 

Same  premises,  March  1,  A Miller  to  Christ  Junk- 
er  $2,500 

Lot  22  Humphrey’s  sub  in  ne  qr  9 36  12,  Feb  13,  J 

Monfitt  to  T Beagley $450 

Lot  9 Doetsch’s  sab  ne  qr  se  qr  10  41  13,  Mch  6,  N 

Daetsch  to  P Doetsch $37  5 

Ne  qr  se  qr  and  e 10  acs  nw  qr  se  qr  (50  acs)  1 36  12, 

M Wolf  to  Mary  Cagne *3,200 

Lots  7 and  8 b 2 Earley’s  add  to  Harlem,  Aug  18,  P 

Farley  to  H Wameke $700 

Lot  5 blk  2 same,  Oct  5,  ’85,  same  to  C Logemann 

*350 

Lots  18  to ’22  b 4 of  lis  25  to  28,  38  and  39,  Railroad 
add  to  Harlem,  March  15,  J Schlund  to  G Vorass 

$2,000 

Lots  3 4 17  18  b 2 Atkin’s  aid  to  Arlington  Heights. 

Mch  6.  Hattie  E Thurber  to  F W Page $400 

N hlf  lot  3 b 27  Young’s  add  to  Blue  Island.  Mch  17, 

Wm  Schroeder  to  W W Schmidt  $1,900 

Lots  18  19  20  and  pt  17  blk  65  Maywood,  Feb  23,  H P 

Nichols  to  L V Ferris *1,000 

E hlf  sw  qr  14  36  13,  Mch  11,  J S Rockrohr  to  Carl 

Rockrohr $9 

W hlf  n hlf  se  qr  34  41  11,  Mch  2,  M M Hanke  et  al 

to  M Tapp *3,200 

Pt  of  sw  hlf  sw  qr  32  42  11(  pt  e frl  hlf  4 41 11;  28  acs 
in  ne  cor  ne  qr  ne  qr  9 41  11,  Mch  9,  F Katz  to  H 

Engelkmg $6,000 

E qr  nw  qr  19  42  11,  Mch  13,  W Meier  to  H L Meyer 
$3,500 


DIXON  & PETERSON, 

(Successors  to  C.  Of.  IMxon  & Co.) 


Manufacturers  of 


CARPENTERS’  MOULDING: 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  '5  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


S hlf  se  qr  nw  qr  sw  qr  19  42  11,  Mch  13,  same  to  W 

Meier  Jr....* *150 

Lot  1 of  nw  qr  18  42  11,  80  aos,  March  13,  same  to  F 

Meier $7,000 

W hlf  se  qr  30  35  13,  Octobr  1,  ’85,  A Netz  to  H Mar- 

guendt $5,000 

14  ac  in  lot  2 in  Assr’s  div  of  Barrington,  March  18, 

,J  P Brown  to  L Tasche $500 

Und  hlf  of  lots  5 to  13  b 3 b 32  7 39  14,  May  lg,  ’85, 

Mstr  in  Ohy  to  J A Lomax $2,397 

Lot  38  blk  3 Stone’s  sub  in  ne  qr  36  40  13,  June  15, 

Carl  Walter  to  W Martens $400 

Lot  128  Gilbert  et  al  sub  s 15  acs  e qr  sw  qr  14  39  13. 

Mch  18,  F Kecher  to  C & Gt  West  Rwy  Co $300 

Sw  qr  se  qr  (ex  1 acr)  5 40  12,  Mch  5,  D Wilmers  to 

H Sterne $4,100 

A 28  ft  strip  across  lots  49  to  63  b 4 Nickerson’s 
add,  Mch  8.  Edwin  Swift  to  Chicago  Milwaukee  & 

St  Paul  Rwy  Co $5,000 

Lot  22  b 9 Watson  et  al  sub  w hlf  nw  qr  6 39  14,  Feb 

1,  Geo  L Warner  to  John  Jensen $700 

Lots  17  and  20  blk  9 Henrytown  in  6 40  14,  March  2, 

Arabella  C Miller  to  Franz  Emert $2,000 

Lots  1243  1244  blk  30  div  3 Riverside,  Mch  20,  Emma 

E Ives  to  E A Driver $1,500 

Lots  1 to  4 41  and  42  b 8 Tiernan’s  sub  18  39  14,  Mch 
1,  T M Crowley  to  the  Catholic  Bishop  of  Chica- 
go   $9,500 

Lot  31  b — Stinson’s  sub  in  w hlf  etc  17  39  14,  Mch 

20,  Pat’k  Nugent  to  A Clogan $2,800 

Lot  9 of  lots  3 to  28  etc  of  lots  56  58  60  62  Butter- 
field’s add,  Jan  2,  A L Richou  to  W Miltz $2,400 

Lot  16  blk  1 Morris’  sub  sw  qr  18  39  14,  March  20,  ,J 

Lussem  to  J Waters $2,145 

Lot  12  b 11  JohDSton,  Roberts  & Storr’s  add,  Mch 

16,  J Dunlap  to  J B Dunlap  et  al $4,500 

Lot  21  of  b 6 and  pt  b 1 Reed’s  sub  in  nw  qr  13  39  13 

Nov  20,  ’85,  Jas  U Borden  to  J P Stewart $650 

Lot  6 blk  4 King,  Scott  & Wilson’s  add,  March  20,  A 

Ford  to  P J Sullivan ...s $180 

Lot  1 b 4 Campbell’s  add  to  Glenwood,  Nov  23,  ’85. 

F Lange  to  E Garren ■.  $650 

Special  Warranty  Heeds. 

Bartholomew  L to  C F W Fohlbusch.  Mch  13,  lot  28 

lot  11,  16  38  14  $500 

Smith  J D to  S W Kiles,  Mch  9,  pt  lots  39  and  40  b 1, 

21  38  14 $750 

Lyman  D B to  J Kralovec,  Jan  30,  pt  block  12,  20  39 

14 $18,000 

Lyman  B B to  W Schroeder,  Dec  19,  lot  36  b 12.  20 

39  14 $9°0 

Alcock  J to  G W Alcock,  Nov .27,  lots  15  and  16  b 2, 

24  37  14  $25 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Mar.  25,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  , 190  |984,629 

County 221  549,773 

Total 411  $1,534,402 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Mar.  26,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 124  $594,408 

County 132  286,230 

Total 256  $880,638 


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CHICACO. 


Burr  E C to  C W Storrs,  Feb  20,  It  12  b 4, 

21  38  14,  Oct  25, ’87,  7% $2,000 

Bowes  J P et  al  to  B F Jacobs,  Mch  10,  It 

6 b 8,  9 38  14,  2 yrs,  6%,  p m $600 

Reck  A M and  S J to  J H Ernst,  March  4, 

lot  50  b 8.  20  40  14  3 y 6% $825 

Bandonine  C A to  J Stern,  Mch  15,  lot  12 

b 2,  23  38  14  wkly  7% $5,600 

Baxa  T to  T H Schintz.  Mch  17,  lot  37  b 1, 

28  39  14,  3 y 7% 1600 

Bystedt  H to  W A Bond,  May  25.  lot  41  b 

2 Parkside,  Nov.  25,  ’87,  7 % $250 

Beck  W to  N A Mayer,  March  18,  pt  lots  9 1 2 * 4 

and  10  Butterfield’s  add  2 y 6% $2,000 

Barnett  M I to  J Stern,  Mch  17.  lot  7 bk  1, 

28  39  14  wkly  7% $4,500 

Bushee  B to  P W Palmer,  Mch  1,  lots  37 

and  38  b 6,  6 38  14,  3 y 6% $4,000 

Brown  J P to  L Pasche,  Mch  18,  pt  1 acre 

in  1 42  9 $500 

Brady  C to  J C Miller,  Mch  15,  lot  34  b 1, 

6 39  14  mthly  8% $200 

Bnrke  M to  J J Curran,  Mch  13,  lot  18  blk 

25,  33  40  14  wkly  7%% $1,800 

Browne  A to  J C Miller,  Mch  15,  lot  10  lot 

26,  16  38  14,  mthly  8% $100 

Barrett  F F to  J C Miller,  Mch  15,  lots  11 

to  14.  9 37  14,  mthly  8 % $1,200 

Bushee  P to  W R Condict,  Mch  18,  pt  lots 

4 and  5 It  13  etc  16  38  14.  5 y 7%.  . .$3,000 
Brach  E J to  F G Bradley,  Mch  20,  It  35  b 

18,  29  40  14,  2 y 7% $1,000 

Bowman  A to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  22, 

It  1 It  1 etc  b 93.  3 y 7% $2,000 

Blaisdell  S E to  N A Mayer,  Mch  21,  lot 
32  b 2 b 11  Rockwell’s  add,  3 y 6 1-2 

$2,000 

Brennan  M to  R W Bridge,  Mch  18,  lot  14 

b 2 Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 8%  p m $675 

Blaszczynski  B to  E D Sellman,  mar  20,  It 

32  b 4,  20  39  14,  2 y 7% $450 

Benton  F A to  J A Wilson,  mar  16,  Its  13 

to  15  b 8,  21  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,500 

Birchoff  A to  C P H Dose,  Feb  25,  lots  3 
and  4 lot  19  etc  28  40  14,  3 y 7%  2 deeds 

$1,500 

Burkhardt  F L to  G M Bogne,  Mch  15,  It 

25  b 6,  13  39  13,  5 y,  6 p%,  p m $550 

Brenton  H H to  H C Van  Schaack,  Mch  16, 

it  18  b 4,  13  39  13,  1 y,  7% $1,000 

Baumann  W to  M E Greenbaum,  Sept  19, 

Its  1 to  4,  etc,  b 6,  29  40  14,  2 y,  6%,  p m 

. $370 


TRUST  HEEDS, 

Albert  E to  R W Hyman  jr,  Feb  12,  It  12 
and  13  b 12, 11  38  14, 5 yrs,  6 1-2%.  . $5,500 
Andewey  A to  W A Swart,  Mch  4,  It  18  It  2, 

15  37  14,  3 yrs.  7% $300 

Abeling  L to  F H Dickey,  June  1,’84,  lt41 

b 8,  36  40  13,  33  mos,  6%,  p m $272 

Anderson  B to  A Peterson,  Mch  17,  lots  1 

and  2 b 4,  16  38  14,  3 y 7% $1,600 

Anglo-American  Provision  Co  to  W A 
Hammond,  Jan  1,  pt  5 38  14,  250  bonds, 
Albee  H to  C S Harmon,  mar  22,  It  3 b 66, 

27  39  14.  3 y 7% $2,000 

Adamski  F to  J Craja,  mar  22,  It  66  b 35, 

19  39  14,  wkly  8% $1,100 

Amundson  O P to  W P Conger,  Mch  1,  s 
1-2  It  5 b 16,  H & H’s  sub,  36  40  13,  3 y, 

7% $500 

Becker  H and  J C to  G A Rose,  Its  49  and 

50  b 7,  4 38  14.  5 yrs,  7% $1,200 

Bogue  G M to  D O Strong,  Dec  11,  Its  1 to 

14,  etc,  b 1,  14  33  14,  2 y,  6% $4,000 

Brinzer  J to  L Maudl,  Mch  16,  pt  It  40  b 

13,  20  39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $1,000 

Boser  J to  T Ullmann,  Jan  1,  Its  39  to  41  b 
2 b 18,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  6% . . . . $10,000 
Bohling  J to  H Kassens,  Mch  16,  It  7 b 14, 

6 37  15,  wkly.  8% $430 

Berhuis  J to  J H VanVlissinge  i,  Nov  5,|lts 

5 and  S b 6,  28  38  14,  6 yrs,  7% $2,200 

Bausenbach  F E to  G Atzel,  Mch  20,  3 yrs, 

7 $3,000 

Burrows  C J to  S Dunlop.  Mch  3,  Its  31 

and  36  b 5,  S & N’s  add,  Oak  Park,  May 

1,  ’89 $1,250 

Bloomerth  W to  G Bartholmae,  Mch  17,  It 
1 b 3 b 6,  Gross’  n add,  3 yrs,  6% . . . . $3,500 


Benzli  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  17,  It  3 
It  7,  etc,  by  54,  27  39,  14,  1 y,  7% ... . $1,000 
Burke  C P to  W Loeb,  Mch  11,  Its  44  and 

45  b 2,  33  39  14,  2 y,  6% $3,000 

Blake  M to  J E Otis,  Mch  20,  It  6 b 27,  29 

29  14 $650 

Cresson  I D to  J F Rhodes,  Mch  15,  Its  2 
and  3 b 19,  It  19,  etc,  9 39  13,  mthly,  8%, 

$1,000 

Collins  W to  H G Foreman,  Mch  17,  It  1 b 

50,  19  39  14,  2 yrs.  8% $500 

Cohn  W to  H W Dikeman,  Mch  15,  pt  Its 

61  and  62  b 60,  3 yrs,  6% $3,000 

Canfield  S M to  W A Bond,  Oct  24,  It  13  It 

10,  18  39  14,  3 yrs,  6%,  p m $750 

Chalifoux  J to  H J Armstrong.  Mch  15,  It 

44  b 2,  17  39  14,  wkly,  8%.... $2,000 

Carlstrom  C E to  H J Christoph,  Mch  10, It 

7 b 4,  4 39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $600 

Connolly  D to  Holdom,  Mch  19,  pt  It  12  b 

83,  s s add,  2 yrs,  6% $7,000 

Crawford  E to  H Heistand.  Mch  18,  lot  10 

lot  2 etc  bliss  add  Aug  1 6% $600 

Campbell  J L to  H J Luders,  Dec  19,  lot 

1 b 7 J & B’s  add  3 y 7% $500 

Clark  C to  A B Mead,  Mch  18,  lots  53  and 

54  b 8.  28  39  14,  2 y 7% $2,000 

Ohillock  W J to  S M Moore,  Mch  13,  lot  14 

lot  8 b 2 Rockwell’s  add  2 y 6% $300 

Casslemau  E to  E Maynard,  Mch  1,  lots  15 

and  16  b 12  Holstein  2 y 6% $550 

Chmelik  M to  T Schintz,  Mch  16,  lot  21  bl 

10,  20  39  14.  May  1,  ’89,  6% $2,500 

Carey  P to  R W Hyman  Jr.  Mch  18,  It  18 

b 2 My  rick’s  2d  add,  5 y 6% $2,000 

Curley  T to  F W Young.  Mch  15,  It  20  b 2 

8 38  14,  3 y 6% $350 

Caproni  L to  J A Murphy,  Mch  15,  pt  It  14 

b 6 ss  add,  4 y 6% $3,700 

' Cohran  J L to  J Buehler,  Feb  27,  lot  16  to 


R.  W.  Hyman  Jr.  &GoM 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Heal  Estate 

Special  atteniiiiu  given  to  the  interests 


17  b B Wrightwood,  3 y 8%  p m . . . $16,900 
Carter  M W to  J J Knickerbooker,  mar  23, 

Its  1 to  4 etc  b 17,  17  39  14,  8%%.  .$50,000 
Cutler  J A to  J H Dwight,  Feb  23,  pt  w 
hlf  se  qr  nw  qr  28  39  14,  4 y 6%  p m . . $800 
Doll  E to  J H Ernst.  Mch  4,  lot  6 bk  5,  29 

40  14,  3 y 8%% |250 

Dunn  J E to  J J Dunn,  March  22,  house, 

Lake,  6 m 6% $1,850 

DeJonge  F J to  P W Palmer,  Jan  30,  Its 
33  to  36  b 19,  19  39  14,  May  1,  ’90,  8%, 

$1,500 

Deike  W F to  W A Smart,  Mch  1,  lots  7 to 

9 b 37  mthly  7%. $1,300 

Delany  J to  W M Johnston,  Mch  19,  lots 
21  and  22  bk  9,  17  39  14  May  23,  ’88,  7% 

$300 

Dale  J T to  F Sommers,  mar  20,  Its  1 to  3 
and  pt  4 b 1,  20  42  13,  wkly  5 1-5%. $4,500 
Dinning  W to  H G Foreman,  mar  8,  part 

wharf  It  13  o t,  5 y 5%. . . . $20,000 

Drogosch  K to  E A Warfield,  Mch  15,  It  19 

b 17,  7 38  14,  2 yrs,  6%,  p m $300 

Dessauer  0 to  0 C Butz,  Feb  8,  It  34  b 22, 

S Chicago,  mthly,  8% $300 

Donovan  S and  P to  C F Schumacher,  jr, 
Mch  18,  It  33  b 5,  20  39  14,  2 y,  7%.  . .$800 
Dike  F to  P Maas,  Mch  11,  It  56  b 21,  5 39 

14,  wkly,  8% $500 

Eberhart  MCto  L Baird,  Mch  11,  b 2 b 25, 

7 39  14,  5 yrs,  6%,  2 deeds $3,000 

Eagr  M to  C F Springer,  Mch  1,  s It  5 b 1, 

21  38  14,  2 yrs,  6%,  pm $450 

Engels  J to  W C Ohlendorf,  Mch  22.  lot  15 

b 57,  19  39  14,  3 y 7% $400 

Engels  M to  G Coombs,  Mch  18,  It  17  b 15, 

Lee’s  add,  5 y,  7% $4,000 

Ebert  F to  J C Schumacher,  Mch  16,  lot  50 

b 3,  20  39  14,  2 y 7% $500 

Ennis  A to  A Peterson,  mar  23,  lot  2 and 

pt  It  3 b 1,  34  39  14,  1 y 6% $5,500 

Emmett  J to  R Berger,  march  22,  b 10,  28 

39  14,  3 y 7% $2,000 

Ewert  F to  J B Galloway,  Mch  2.  Its  17  to 

20  b 9,  6 40  14,  3 y,  6% $1,500 

Figel  M to  V M Brand,  Nov  5,  pt  It  1 b 1 

b 5 b 15,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs.  6% . . . . $800 
Fretzensch  F to  W Heinemann,  Mch  15,  It 

22  b 2,  9 38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $300 

Flanagan  W et  al  to  J F Blackburn,  Mch  19, 

Its  1 to  4,  etc,  b 2,  11  38  14, 1 yr $5,000 

Furlong  J to  J Marks,  Mch  15,  lot  15  and 

pt  It  2 b 24.  1 7 39  14 $1,200 

Fencl  J to  L Mandl,  Mch  18,  It  47  b 7,  20 

39  14.  1 y,  7% $500 

Farron  C J to  S B Mead,  Mch  17,  pt  It  4 b 

2,  It  27,  16  38,  14,  3 y,  7% $500 

Frampisch  F to  P W Holway,  Mch  18,  lots 
71  and  72  b 1,  20  38  14  mthly  7%. . .$1,800 
French  M A and  A to  R H White,  Mch  18, 

lot  1 b 1 b 1.  2 38  14,  1 y 8% $390 

Fox  J to  L Baird,  Feb  15,  lots  28  and  29  b 

2 b 6,  18  39  14,  2 y 8% $1,100 

Fully  T to  C F Clarke,  Feb.  15,  pt  w half 
s e 35  40  13,  and  other  prop,  demand 

8% $30,000 

Fetscher  A to  W Vocke,  Mch  20,  It  7 b 63, 

21  39  14,  5 y,  7% $1,200 

Fitzpatrick  J to  J J McGrath,  Mch  22,  Its 

39  and  40  b 20,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  7% 

$700 

Gottschalk  F to  E Koch,  Mch  15,  It  5|  b 3 

b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  6% $1,500 

Gink  W to  P Popp.  Mch  16,  It  1 It  8 b 63, 

21  39  14,  wkly,  5% $800 

Gierz  C C D to  A Schoeverling,  Mch  — , It 

49  b 3,  Reaper’s  add,  3 yrs,  7% $950 

Gutrich  F to  H G Foreman,  Mch  22,  It  23 

b 7 Archer’s  add,  1 y 7% $2,000 

Gutrich  F to  0 Podolsky,  Mch  20,  It  24  b 

7,  Arche’s  add,  wkly,  6% $2,000 

Grady  P G to  P T McElherne,  Mch  22,  pt 

It  20  Adam’s  sub  28  39  14,  2 y 7% $300 

Grote  F P to  C H Barnum,  Mch  22,  It  17  b 

50,  19  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Gooris  H to  C H Barnum,  mar  18,  lot  6 b 

15,  7 39  14,  3 y $1,500 

Gestrane  W to  T H Schintz,  mar  20,  It  12 

b 5 S & G’s  add,  May  1,  ’89,  7% $2,000 

Glabe  J to  C H Barnum,  mar  24,  pt  It  8 b 

21,  6 39  14,  3 y $700 

Gleason  L to  J Foley,  Mch  19,  It  64  b 50, 

19  39  14,  mthly,  8% $800 


Heiderich  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  15, 

Its  197  and  198  b 1,  etc,  29  40  14,  3 yrs, 

6%,  p $650 

Hurdley  R H to  J Titley,'Mch  17,  It  64  b 2 

b 1,  Cragin,  4 yrs,  7% $300 

Harms  E J to  J Gunzenhanser,  Mch  19,  It 

11  b 64,  19  39  14,  5 yrs,  7% $4,500 

Hill  G W to  E M Snow,  Jan  28,  It  29  b 33, 

17  39  14,  4 yrs,  6% $1,200 

Hendricks  M E et  al  to  E Langley,  Mch 

15,  It  45  b 5,  29  40  14,  mthly,  — $100 

Hamson  L to  C Wright,  Mch  2,  pt33  38  12, 

10  yrs $1,200 

Hamel  L to  0 F Dore,  Mch  19,  It  4 b 1,  6 

39  14,  2 yrs,  7% $900 

Hendrieks  J to  W Garnett  Jr.  Feb  23,  lot 

109  lot  5 etc  18  39  14,  1 y 6% $350 

Hansen  N to  H J Christoph,  Mch  8,  lots  19 

to  21  b 4 Spear’s  add  5 y 7% $9,000 

Henderson  M to  W A Smart,  Feb  1,  lot  I b 

4,  22  37  14  mthly  7% $3,200 

Hartigan  T 0 T to  T Schintz,  Mch  18,  Its 
1 and  4 blk  31,  7 39  14,  May  1,  1889.  6% 

$5,000 

Hess  F to  W Heinemann,  mar  20,  lot  22  b 

1,  36  40  13,  3 y 6% $500 

Hull  G N to  H A Hurlbut,  mar  17,  It  1 It 

8 etc  b 15,  5 y 7%  5 deeds $17,500 

Heinsen  C J to  H G Foreman,  mar  3,  Its  2 
and  3 lot  1 etc  blk  86  S Chicago,  5 y 8% 

$2,000 

Higbee  A E and  F D to  C P Silva,  mar  10, 

Its  7 and  8 b 69  Washington  Heights,  5 

y 7% $950 

Hull  G N to  H G Foreman,  Mch  19,  Its  14 
to  18,  etc.,  b 15,  6 39  14,  6 m,  7%. . .$2,500 
Humphrey  H C to  F W Tourttelott,  Mch 
17,  It  22  b 15,  28  39  14.  2 y,  8%.  . . . $1,000 
Hull  G N to  H A Hurlbut,  Mch  16,  Its  1 to 
4 It  20,  etc,  b 10,  Rockwell’s  add,  5 y,  7%, 

4 deeds $16,000 

Heinemann  J to  H Felsentkal,  Mch  18,  It 

19  b 25,  17  39  14,  Apl  29,  ’87,  6 1-2.  . $1,000 
Gibbs  G to  G R Thorne.  Mch  19,  pt  It  20 

It  22  divn  2,  30  38  15,  66  m,  7% $3,200 

Halvorsen  P to  L Baird,  Mch  12,  It  3 b 1, 

6 39  14, 3 yrs,  8% $533 

Jaeger  C to  W C Grant,  Feb  16,  Its  3 and 

4 b 3 Riverside  1st,  2 yrs,  7% $2,000 

Jensen  J to  L Baird,  Feb  10,  It  20  b 1,  6 

39  14,  5 yrs,  7% ' $1,600 

Jensen  J to  L Baird,  Feb  8,  It  21,  6 39  14, 

5 yrs,  7%,  and  other  prop,  2 deeds. . $3,950 
Johnson  E H to  J Stern,  Mch  10,  pt  lots  5 

and  4 b 1,  16  38  14  wkly  7% $1,100 

Jones  P and  T P to  J Buehler,  Mch  18,  s 
half  It  22  It  3 b 18,  Sheffield  s add,  1 y, 

7% $1,000 

Johnson  A to  M E Greenbaum,  Mch  18,  It 

35  b 8,  1 39  13,  4 y,  7% $1,000 

Johnson  A G to  E S Dreyer,  mar  22,  pt  It 

192  Brown's  add,  6 m 8% $3,000 

Jenicek  M to  A Zajioek,  mar  23,  It  19  b 6, 

20  39  14,  15  m 6% $2,000 

Kurc  F to  C B Walleck,  Mch  13,  It  72  b 43, 

19  39  14.  3 yrs.  7% $400 

Krnmme  T and  H to  Coombs,  Mch  18,  It  51 

b 6,  30  40  14,  5 yrs,  7% $2,600 

Keating  J T to  J E Dalton,  Mch  20,  It  7 b 

8,  4 28  14,  10  m,  6%,  p in $500 

Kattenbach  H W to  S Dunlop,  Hch  12,  pt 

lot  5 b 2,  7 39  13,  5 y 7% $1,900 

Keating  T to  F S Winston,  Moh  16,  lot  26 

b 1 Vernon  Park  add  3 y 6% $2,000 

Kralovec  J to  C T Tyrrell,  Jan  30,  pt  b 12, 

20  39  14,  2 y 6%  pm $12,000 

Keating  M to  E P Smith,  Feb  8,  pt  nw  % 

ne  % 9 38  14,  5 y 7%  pm $500 

Klinger  A to  A Heile,  Mch  20,  It  25  b 3,  4 

39  14,  1 y 7% $1,000 

Klinger  A to  A Heile,  Mch  9,  It  3 b 43,  El- 
ston’s add,  3 y 7% $1,00( 

Kellogg  D W to  H L Hill,  Mch  15,  lots  13 

and  14  b 36.  9 37  14,  2 y 7% $115 

Kellogg  D W to  R H Moulton,  mar  15,  Its 
13  and  14  b 36,  9 37  14,  mthly  8%.  . .$2.00( 
Kostohryz  FtoTH  Schintz,  mar  20,  It  26 

b 9,  20  39  14,  5 y 6^%  2 deeds $5,50< 

Karafiat  J to  T H Schintz,  mar  19,  It  13  b 

7,  20  39  14,  3 y 8%% ,.,.$3,001 

Kolldorf  H to  E A Warfield,  Feb  25,  It  38 

b 45,  7 38  14,  30  m,  6%,  p m $201 

Kolar  P to  M F Greenbaum,  Mch  13,  It  37 

b 47, ‘19  39  14,  3 y.  7% $80' 

Kiolbassa  F to  J Matz,  Mch  22,  It  28  b 5, 

5 39  14,  wkly,  8% $1,00' 

Larsen  L to  F H Dickey,  July  1,  It  28  and 


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pt  29  b 8.  36  40  13,  August  1,  ’87,  6%,  p 

$506 

Lafburg  M E to  M E Greenebaum,  Mcli  17, 
pt  It  8 b 5,  H & H’s  sub,  36  40  13,  42  m, 

8%,  p $400 

Loftus  P to  G F Clark,  Mch  18,  lot  28  bl  3 

Higgins  L <fc  Go’s  add  8$ $1,119 

Lusk  EtoME  Greenebaum,  Mch  18,  lot 

11  b 3,  36  40  13,  1 y H $225 

Lovbey  M to  M E Greenebaum,  March  18, 

lot  71  b 2,  36  40  13,  5 y 7% $100 

Lehmann  F to  A F ICortscher,  Mch  11,  Its 

25  and  26  b 1 b 15  Sheffield’s  add,  18  m 

7% $1,000 

Lunderman  J to  S Cochran,  Mch  16,  lot  3 

sw  qr  26  41  12,  39J^j  m 8% ■ $1,300 

Lilley  J to  F B Peabody,  mar  22,  lot  19  b 

3,  1 39  13,  5 y 8% $1,000 

Lawson  L 0 to  H A Haugan,  mar  23,  It.  1 

b 12  Evanston,  5 y 7% $2,500 

Lafburg  M E to  H E Greenebaum,  Mch 
17,  pt  It  8 b 5,  H & H’s  sub,  36  40  13,  3 y, 

7%,  pm $1,000 

Lagodzinzki  T to  J Matz,  Mch  20,  n half 
It  24  b 3 b 18,  Sheffield’s  add,  wkly,  8$, 

$800 

McDonald  J to  F B Peabody,  Oct  24,  Its  76 
and  77  b 57,  7 39  14,  Apl  24,  ’89,  6%. 

$13,000 

McGreevy  R to  M J Dunne,  Feb  3,  It  40  It 

29,  etc,  Egan’s  s add,  mthly,  8% $1,100 

Moynihan  M to  S R Hurford,  Mch  16,  It 

17  b 3.  4 38  14,  1 y,  8% $250 

Manseur  G B to  J J Lefens,  Mch  18,  Its  15 

and  16  b 3,  34  39  14,  12  mos,  8% $369 

McCaffrey  C to  F T Murphy,  Mch  17,  It  26 

b 9,  B & E’s  add,  Evanston,  1 y $540 

McFarland  B H to  F Schroeder,  Feb  18,  It 

26  b 41,  33  40  14,  Apl  19,  8%,  p m.  . .$2,0  0 
Mates  Mto  ff  E Furness,  Feb  26,  It  17, 

Egan’s  s add,  3 yrs,  8%,  pm $300 

Mohan  R to  E A Mohan,  Jan  10,  It  5 b 33, 

s s add,  3 yrs,  1% $600 

Mahoney  W to  J Foley,  Mch  19,  It  67  b 11, 

31  39  14,  mthly,  8% $1,000 

Mann  E A to  C T Tyrrell  et  al,  Mch  20,  It 
8 b 21,  Ashland  2d  add,  3 yrs,  6$,  etc, 

$2,580 

Moore  L S to  W J Campbell,  Mch  9,  It  3 b 
22,  Evanston,  May  1,  ’92,  6$,  p m. . $6,000 
Miele  F to  C C Fricke,  Feb  8,  It  71  b 2,  12 

39  13,  2 y,  7%,  p m $100 

Mountcasel  J to  A Peterson.  Mch  20,  pt  It 

6 b 40,  s s add,  2 y,  6% $1,000 

McGunn  D to  W E Furness,  Mch  6,  It  90  b 

62,  19  39  14,  2 y,  8%,  p m $300 

Mckay  E to  A Pike,  Mch  13,  pt  lot  7 bk  40 

s s add  mthly  7% $1,000 

Mason  H B to  F B Peabodv,  Mch  12,  e ^ 

w M nw  H 4 36  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

McNeill  S P to  F Weigley,  Jan  18,  b 19,  5 

37  14,  2 y 8% $2,650 

Maas  P to  H W Ames,  Mch  18,  lot  22  b 10, 

28  39  14  wkly  5 1-5$ $2,000 

Mulcahy  C to  E P Smith,  Feb  8,  pt  nw  % 

ne  % 9 38  14,  5 y 7%  pm $5G0 

McCarthy  T F to  P W Holway.  Mch  22,  Its 

11  and  12  b 2,  4 38  14,  mthly  7% $3,500 

Metz  F to  F C L Mehlke,  Feb  24,  pt  It  98, 

Butterfield’s  add,  3 y 6% $800 

Marik  M to  L Mandl,  Mch  18,  lot  9 blk  3, 

21  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Mueller  E to  R Berger,  mar  22,  It  7 It  13 

etc  b 37,  33  40  14.  3 y 8% $5,000 

Marshall  S L W to  W D Kerfoot,  mar  11, 
Its  3 and  4 b 1 and  It  49  b 1,  33  39  14,  2 

y 8%  p m $15,000 

Mitchell  0 W to  W B Gibbs,  Mch  18,  pt  Its 

19  and  20,  2 38  14,  2 y,  7% $900 

Nachweik  H to  O Peltzer,  Mch  17,  lot  31  b 

57,  19  39  14,  2 y 8% $700 

Nrnel  F to  T Kakac,  Mch  22,  It  6 and  pt  5 

b 3 B & E’s  add,  3 y 8% $3,500 

Nichols  J to  W C Fricke,  Mch  12,  lot  42  bl 

15  Bickerdike’s  add,  5 y 7% $1,000 

Nichol  A to  R H Moulton,  Jan  18,  It  55  b 

14,  19  39  14,  mthly  8% $900 

Noonan  C to  R W Bridge,  mar  18,  lot  15  b 

2 b 1®  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 8%  p m.  . . $6.75 
Neufeld  R & N to  0 K A Hutchinson,  Mch 

19,  pt  Its  8 and  9 b 24,  Duncan’s  add,  5 

y,  8% $4,000 

Oliver  T M to  W P Kimball,  Feb  1,  lot  1 b 

3 Snyder’s  add  Evanston,  Feb  1,  ’89,  7% 

$1,000 

Olsen  O to  N E Gary,  Mch  18,  lot  32  blk  8, 

36  40  13,  5 y 8%  p m $550 

O’Neill  V H to  Off  Griggs,  Mch  1,  It  36  b 

5,  18  39  14  Sept  1,  ’88,  8%  p m $500 

O’Brien  M to  A Heile,  Mch  20,  lots  25  and 

26  b 1,  Ashland’s  add,  3 y 8% $6,000 

O’Meara  M to  N M Jones,  Mch  19,  pt  Its  1 

and  2,  16  38  14,  5 y 7% $2,000 

O’Connor  H to  R W Bridge,  Mch  18,  It  16 
b 2 b 10  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 8%  p m.  .$675 
lO’Neil  F to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  17,  It 
5 b 2 It  2,  4 38  14,  4 yrs,  7% 


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Olson  W G to  H W Magee,  Mch  13,  It  3 It 

7,  16  38  14,  3 yrs,  8% $1,200 

O’Keefe  D to  J W Pfeiffer,  Mch  18,  It  45  b 

1,  8 38  14.  wkly,  8i $650 

Olson  F to  F H Dickey,  May  8,  It  33  b 8, 

36  40  13,  32  mos,  6%,  p m $500 

Oberg  P B to  W T Dwight,  Mch  16,  It  67 

b 16,  7 39  14,  4 yrs,  7%,  p m $1,300 

Ochwomorvicz  F to  J Wolfenstetter  jr, 
Mch  16,  It  27  b 4,  Fullerton  2d  add,  3 yrs 

7% $300 

Owings  F P to  HA  Hurlbut,  Mch  13,  lot 

18  It  2 b 84  s s add,  5 y 7% $20,000 

O’Leefe  J to  J Lorscheider,  mar  22,  It  5 b 

18,  13  37  14,  wkly  8% $700 

O’Beione  P to  C Durand,  mar  14,  lot  30  b 

37,  17  39  14,  5 y 7% $5,000 

Preble  G to  W H Holden,  Mch  15,  pt  Its  1 

and  4 b 13,  21  38  14,  3 y 7% $1,200 

Prepejchel  A to  A Zagicek,  Mch  2,  It  87  b 

7,  20  39  14,  1 y 8% $700 

Petterson  E G to  H W Magee,  Feb  26,  It  1 

It  7,  16  38  14,  2 yrs,  7% $431 

Prest  F M to  T H Schintz,  Mch  18,  It  23  b 

1,  6 39  14,  3 yrs,  — $2,500 

Patett  E to  L Pasal,  Mch  19,  It  1 b 27,  31 

39  14,  3 yrs,  5% $1,650 

Phaffenbach  J to  I Greenacre,  Nov  28,  Its 

1 to  3 b 2,  8 37  14,  Jan  1,  ’88,  5%.  . .$1,000 
Panke  J to  J J Voelcker,  Mch  19,  It  37  It 
8 etc  b 42  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 8% . . . . $1,000 
Press  A J to  H G Foreman,  mar  23,  lot  27 

b 38,  33  40  14,  3 y 8% $15,000 

Pisor®  C to  W Heinemann,  Mch  13,  lot  3 b 

18,  45  40  13,  3 y 7% $400 

Quinlan  J toME  Greenbaum,  Mch  17,  lot 

46  b 3,  3 y 8%% $2,000 

Quinn  P to  J Foley,  Mch  19,  lots  18  and  16 
lot  6 etc  b 24,  29  39  14  mthly  8%.  . . . $2,500 
Quinlan  C S to  G A Rose,  Mch  16,  It  22  b 

4,  36  40  13,  1 y,  7%,  2 deeds $600 

Robinson  F E to  C W Nichols,  Mch  17,  lot 

10  lot  18  etc  16  3 8 14;  3 y 7% $1,000 

Rago  M to  J C Miller,  Mch  15,  lots  18  and 

40  b 4,  33  38  14  mthly  8% $-00 

Reichardt  R to  J Foley,  Mch  22.  It  6 e hlf 

b 5,  19  30  14,  mthly  8 % $2,000 

Rilla  S VV  to  C B S Conyne,  Mch  15,  It  39 
and  pt  It  40  b 1,  21  38  14,  mthly  8 % $2,400 
Ryan  P to  D J Crocker,  Mch  13,  It  21  b 3, 

34  39  14,  5 yrs,  8% $2,500 

Reichstettei  M to  J Buehler,  Mch  15,  It  11 

b 12,  Lee’s  add,  3 yrs,  7% $3,800 

Reed  H B to  S D Ward,  Mch  18,  Its  22  and 

24,  divn  1,  30  38  15,  3 yrs.  7% $1,350 

Riordan  W A to  H W Magee,  Mch  18,  It  91 

b 42,  17  39  14,  5 yrs,  6% $2,000 

Ross  A to  A Podolsky,  Mch  18,  Its  32  and 

33  b 3,  28  39  14,  WKly,  6 % $2,000 

Reiser  J J to  F H Dickey,  June  1,  ’83,  It  6 

b 6,  36  40  13,  33  mos,  8%,  p m $282 

Ryan  P F to  G A Follansbee,  Mch  1,  pt  Its 

1 and  2 b 19,  Hyde  Park,  3 yrs,  6%.  .$3,540 
Rossnar  W to  J U Ernst,  Mch  19,  sub-lt  8 

and  It  9 b 1,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs,  8%, 

$400 

Rykowsky  V to  W E Furness,  Feb  23,  It  16 
It  15,  etc,  Egan’s  add,  3 yrs,  8%,  p m, 

$300 

Reschelewski  M to  W E Furness,  mar  3,  It 
15  It  16  etc  Egan’s  add,  3 y 8%  pm.  .$330 
Reitzke  A W to  W L Moss,  Feb  22,  It  54  b 

35  Sheffidld’s  add.  3 y 7% $300 

Reeve  T S to  W A Weaver,  mar  20,  It  11  b 

10  Ogden’s  add.  5 y 7% $700 

Reese  F to  G W Hess,  mar  23,  It  5 It  109 

Bronson’s  add,  2 y 8% $500 

Riordan  D to  P Mass,  mar  22,  lot  24  bl  1. 

18  39  14,  wkly  8% $1,700 

Rolfe  L M C to  C W Nichols,  Mch  12,  pt  It 

4 b 7,  21  38  14,  3 y 7% $2,500 

Rude  A to  P Popp,  Mch  18,  pt  It  57  and  It 

61  It  6,  36  40  13,  wkly,  6 1 2% $1,300 

Rude  A to  J E Fay,  Feb  6,  pt  It  57  and  It  • 

61  It  6,  36  40  13,  3 y,  7% $500 

Rasmussen  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  30, 

It  11  It  4,  etc,  b 1,  36  40  13,  3 y,  7%.  . .$350 
Schultz  1)  and  P to  L Luchtemeyer,  Mch 

22,  pt  b 7,  36  37  13,  5 y b% $600 

Stoetzel  M and  F C to  E F Bayley,  Mch  20, 

It  18  b 18  and  pt  b 19,  8 37  15,  2 y,  8%, 

$300 

Sans  F to  E F L Ganss,  Mch  20,  It  15  b 5, 

2 39  13,  2 y,  8$ $350 


Stock  Yards’  Warehouse  Co  to  W C D 
Grunnis  Feb  1,  lots  in  Packers’  4th  add, 
100  bonds,  $1,000  each,  4 y,  5%.  . . $100,000 

$1,000  each,  40  y,  !>% $250,000 

Stash  J to  J McKeough,  Apl  11,  lot  5 b 22 

5 34  14  mthly  7% $5,000 

Scales  S K to  S Dunlop,  Mch  15,  lot  21  b 2, 

7 39  13,  1 v 7% $300 

Sweet  HtoFR  Chandler,  Mch  15,  pt  bk  5 
Pierce’s  add  Holstein  5 y 8%  7 deeds 

$30,000 

Simons  M to  J R Parker,  Mch  13,  lot  2 lot 

7 b 7,  29  37  11:  mthly  7% $4,500 

Sack  M to  F T Colby,  Mch  6,  lots  24  and 

25  lot  8 b 4,  29  39  14;  5 y 7% $2,750 

Southwick  H to  C B Conyne,  Mch  15.  pt  It 

15  b 4 Woodlawn  mthly  8 % $600 

Simon  P to  A Podolsky,  Mch  16,  It  4 It  29, 

etc,  b 3,  Archer’s  add,  wkly,  8% $2,000 

Studebaker  Bros  Mfg  Co  to  J D Wallace, 
Mch  6.  pt  It  8 b 9,  sec  15  add,  5 vrs,  5%, 

$25,000 

Salman  M to  C H Puscheck,  Mch  18,  Its  4 
and  5,  Brent’s  sub,  10  38  14,  wkly,  8%, 

$4,000 

Schneides  A to  W A Swart,  Mch  16,  Its  65 

and  66  b 1,  8 37  14,  4 yrs,  7% $400 

Sevcik  Y to  F H Dickey,  Oct  10,  It  16  b 21 

35  40  13,  Aug  18,  ’87,  6%,  p m $2J6 

Schwartz  F to  M Holec,  Mch  15,  It  4 b 13, 

20  29  14,  wkly.  8% $200 

Schroeder  W to  C T Tyrrell,  Dec  19.  It  36 

b 12,  20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7 % $600 

Smrz  M to  A Stepina,  Mch  18,  It  3 b 3,  20 

39  14,  2 y,  8% $400 

Scholl  J to  F B Peabody,  mar  22,  lots  43 

and  44  Prussing’s  sub  12  39  13,  5 y 8% 

$7,000 

Schafer  L B to  F Lackner,  mar  24,  pt  It  4 

b 31,  33  40  14,  3 y 8% $5,000 

Stuve  J to  J Smith,  mar  11,  lot  12  b 11,  29 

40  14,  1 y 8% $600 

Sweet  H to  J B Knight,  mar  13,  Its  11  and 

12  b 5 Pierce’s  add  Holstein,  ly  8%.  $900 
Stewart  J P to  G M Bogue,  Nov  20,  It  21 

b 6,  13  39  13,  66  m,  %,  p m $535 

Saul  W to  H A Goodrich,  Mch  25,  It  45  b 

5,  U & M’s  add.  3 y,  8% $1,500 

Shea  N T and  T toTOT  Hartigan,  Mch 

16,  It  1 b 5,  Meeker’s  add  S Chicago,  2 y, 

7.% $500 

Sporleder  S to  E S Dreyer,  Mch  20,  It  1 It 

6,  etc,  b 19,  Wolcoit’s  add,  2 y,  7%.  .$1,500 
Twohig  J W to  J F Lawrence,  Mch  20,  lot 

31  b 1 b 42,  7 30  14,  3 y 8% $1,600 

Thompson  C to  S Kerr,  Mch  10,  bs  20  and 
22  Douglas  Park  add,  2 y 7%  5 deeds 

$5,500 

Thompson  C to  I G Lombard,  Mch  15,  pt 
bs  20  and  22,  Douglas  Park  add,  4 y 6$ 

4 deeds $2,600 

Touhey  M J to  J Marks, , pt  It  3 b 24. 

17  39  14,  3 y 7% $650 

Todd  T D to  L J Pitner,  Mch  16,  It  17  b 

26,  17  40  14,  4 y;  8%.  p m $1,000 

Tribyl  F to  C Bentley,  Feb  23,  It  45  b 5, 

21  39  14,  3 y.  7% $750 

Toosley  F to  C P Silva  Mch  13,  Its  1 and  2 

b 1,  6 38  14,  5 vrs.  7% $2,000 

Tiffanny  M I to  H Rieke,  Mch  18,  pt  lot  65 

Ellis  e add  5 y 8% $3,000 

Tesmer  J to  F Kirlbassa,  Jan  18,  It  57  b 6, 

5 39  14,  2 yrs,  6 1-2$ $1,300 

Tiffany  M J to  S W Rawson,  Mch  18,  It  41 

' b 2,  33  39  14,  5 yrs,  8% $800 

Tracy  E to  R H Moulton,  Mch  15,  It  25  b 

19,  33  39  14,  mthly,  8 % $1,800 

Tenney  E K and  L K to  A W Penny,  mar 
23,  pt  Its  14  and  15  b 3,  21  38  14.  . . $500 
Torofosky  H to  C Kosminski,  Mch  16,  It  6 

It  2,  etc,  b 62,  21  39  14,  3 y,  8% $1,000 

Trimble  W to  J Buehler,  Mch  13,  Its  47  and 

48  b 33,  10  39  13,  2 y,  7% $5,000 

Torofsky  H to  J Rosenthal,  mar  23,  pt  lot 
1 It  5 b 6,  21  39  14,  5 y 8%  2 deeds.  .$7,700 
Upp  G to  D B Dewey,  mar  20,  pt  It  2 It  3 

16  38  14.  3 v 7% $1,500 

VanBurcbot  j"  to  C B S Congal,  Mch  15,  It 

24  b 44,  7 39  16.  mthly,  8% $1,000 

Vorass  G to  J H Schlund,  Mch  15,  lots  18 

to  22  b 4,  12  39  12,  18  m 6^ $1,500 

Vaughan  A to  E F Comstock,  Mch  22,  pt 
It  22  b 7 Ashland’s  2d  add,  2 y 8%.  . $4,000 
Valentine  M G to  J L Veeder,  Mch  15,  pt 


It  11  b 24,  11  38  14,  ninthly,  8%....  $6,000 
Vogt  F to  W Heinemann,  mar  23,  lot  31  b 

9,  6 39  14,  3 y 7% $1,800 

Warren  R L to  J C Miller,  Mch  15,  It  19  It 

4 etc  b 13,  18  37  14,  mthly  8 % $1,400 

Wren  C C to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  19,  pt 
Its  11  and  12  b 83,  s s add,  5 yrs,  5^#, 

$30,000 

Workman  H to  J C Schumacher,  Mch  23, 

It  22  b 1,  20  38  14,  4 y 8% $1,200 

Warden  J to  J E Otis,  Mch  15,  lot  12  b 3 b 

17,  33  39  14;  2 y 7% $1,600 

Wilson  M G to  G Coombs,  Mch  18,  pt  It  13 

b 15,  Ogden’s  add,  3 yrs,  7 % $600 

Wimmer  B to  F Schrader,  Mch  17,  It  80  b 

17,  30  40  14,  4 yrs,  5%,  p m $300 

Wille  LtoWF  Lubeke,  Mch  16,  It  20  and 

pt  19,  28  40  44,  5 yrs,  8% $5,000 

Wehrli  R to  Tyrrell  & Bayley,  Mch  15,  pt 
It  19  b 4 Ellis’  w add,  5 y 8%  5 deeds 

.* $20,000 

Wolcott  F E to  J C Miller,  Mch  15,  lot  22 

b 3,  7 39  14  mthly  8% $600 

Wiesewreither  A M & F to  C C Schumacher 
jr.  Mch  19,  It  3 It  8 b 24,  29  39  14,  3 y. 

7% $800 

Wyman  C E to  F R Chandler,  mar  22,  Its 

16  and  17  and  pt  It  18  b 13,  Un  Park  2d 

add,  5 y 8%% $ 

Williams  EE  to  H J Christoph,  Mch  18, 

It  13  b 4,  13  39  13,  5 y,  7% $1,000 

MOKT«A«ES. 

Andrzejewski  M to  A Pyonk,  Mch  16,  n 
1-2  It  8 b 30,  Elston’s  add,  6 mos,  5$, 

$400 

Andrews  F to  S A Dale,  Mch  1,  It  58  It  1, 

28  40  14,  7 yrs,  8 % $1,500 

Anderson  B S to  Equitable  S L & H Assn, 
Mch  10,  pt  lot  2 b 12,  30  40  13,  monthly; 

8% $1,200 

Anderson  A to  Phtenix  B Soc’y,  Mch  16,  It 

20  b 3 Gross  n add  wkly  5% $100 

Anderson  T to  W North  av  B & L Assn, 
Mch  18,  lot  7 b 7,  1 39  13,  wkly  5%.  .$1,200 
Able  J H to  E A Kreitzer,  Mch  17,  Its  26  to 
28  b 6 Birlingamn  add  Desplaines.  2 yr 

8% $200 

Bambas  F to  Grant  B & L Assn,  Mch  23,  It 

42  b 1,  20  39  13,  wkly  8% $800 

Barker  C V to  Citizens  B & L Assn,  Mch 

6,  It  17  b 5,  9 39  13,  mthly  8% $2,400 

Bourke  F to  A Witte,  Mch  16,  It  2 b 19,  35 

40  13,  2 y,  6% $200 

Blumley  J G to  Horine  Bros  & Co,  Feb  5. 

It  3 It  1,  etc.  25  40  13,  6 m,  8 % $8,000 

Borgeson  B G to  A W Cole,  Dec  1,  It  167  b 

1,  etc,  29  40  13,  1 y,  ft $1,000 

Brown  J N to  Calumet  B & L Assn,  Feb’y 

17,  lot  31  b 5 F & G’s  add  Pullman,  bi- 

wkly  7%%.  ., $1,200 

Brunch  G to  F Voss,  Mch  12,  lot  46  b 1,  4 

38  14,  3 y $1,150 

Baker  C A & G F to  Chicago  Permanent  B 
& L Assn,  Mch  2,  lots  3 and  4 b 13  Lin- 
den Grove,  mthly  8%. $1,500 

Burch  K to  C H Henneberry,  Mch  17,  part 

17  39  14,  3 y 8% $700 

Bogue  G M to  G W Smith,  Mch  15,  It  3,  s 

1-2  e 1-2  se  etc,  3 38  14,  10  yrs,  8%, 

$73,500 

Becker  C D to  L B McLean,  Mch  8,  It  37  b 

C,  28  40  14,  3 yrs $3,600 

Bennett  A A to  H S Hine,  Mch  17,  It  2 b 1 

b 8,  12  39  13,  2 yrs,  8% $5,000 

Campbell  F to  W A Porter,  tr,  Mch  3,  It  63 

b 49,  17  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $636 

Cremin  J to  Chicago  Permanent  B & L 
Assn,  Mch  2,  lot  26  b 3,  6 39  14;  monthly 

8% $1,000 

Clark  J K to  H C Van  Schaack,  March  16, 

lot  16  b 57,  7 39  14,  1 y m $700 

Callaghan  T to  J Burke,  Mch  22,  It  27  M & 

T’s  add,  4 y 6% $370 

Cooke  CM  to  N W B & L Assn,  Mch  16, 

It  14  b 36  Ravenswood,  mthly  8$.  . .$2,400 
Dowling  T to  Fifth  Wd  B & L Assn,  Mch 

18,  lot  44  b 22,  33  39  14.  wkly  8%  . ....  $200 
Doty  M J to  V H Higgins,  Feb  1,  pt  lot  12 

b 12,  3 y 8% $1,500 

Eberhart  J A to  Housely  & Drake,  Mch  8, 

It  28  and  29,  14  38  13,  May  1,  ’87  ... . $140 
Evans  T to  P Torney,  Mch  15,  It  15  It  1, 

etc,  6 38  14,  2 yrs,  no  int $287 

Ernst  O to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Mch  18,  lot  35  Oak  Grove  add,  weekly 

5 1-8% $2,500 

Eahrow  P to  K L Blial.  Mch  10,  pt  lots  81 
and  92  b 11  S & G’s  add,  2 y 8%,...  $1,090 
Eahrow  P to  J Forrest,  Mch  10,  It  93  and 

pt  92  b 11  S & G’s  add.  2 y 8% $1,090 

Eberhart  J F to  B L Saunier,  May  20.  n 

1-2  b 8,  23  38  13,  2 yrs,  8% $ 

Folgmann  A to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B 
Assn,  Mch  18,  lot  40  w hlf  b 17,  30  40  14, 

wkly  5 1 5$ $1,200 

Flanders  C D to  People’s  B & L Assn, 


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Mch  15,  lot  7 Lester’s  sub  16  38  14,  wkly 

8# $1,400 

Ferris  L V to  H P Nichols,  Feb  23,  Its  1 to 

10  b 73,  Maywood,  3 yrs,  8% $700 

Gentz  E to  Home  Mut  L & B Assn,  Mch  12 
s hlf  lot  6 b 19,  6 39  14,  wkly  5 1-5#  $1,300 
Harris  W to  J B Jenkins,  Mch  24,  lot  15  b 

I,  17  38  14. . $- — 

Hardell  J H to  Home  B & L Assn,  Mch  15, 

It  31  b 9,  29  40  14,  bi-wkly  7# $600 

Hungerford  C N to  H L Young,  May  1,  pt 

It  17  b 5,  3 38  14, , — $ 

Hallberg  S G to  A W Cole,  June  1.  It  17  b 

27,  18  and  17  40  14,  5 y,  6# $2,000 

Hankes  Y to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Mch  15, 
lots  1 and  2 b 1,  8 38  14,  wkly  8#.  . . $1,000 
Hartwig  A to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Mch 

18,  lots  61  and  71  b 1,  36  40  13,  weekly 

5# $1,200 

Huebner  MW  to  D G Swartz,  May  1,  3 y 

5# $300 

Harpole  W to  M C Pelt,  Mch  1,  lots  1 and 
2 and  pt  3 b 1,  3 38  14,  3 y 6#  p m.  $3,550 
Hoppe  W to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Mch  17, 

lot  7 sw  qr  20  40  14  wnly  5# $2,400 

Hicks  H to  House  B & L Assn,  Mch  8,  pt 
lots  7 and  6 blk  12  Hyde  Park,  monthly 

$5,000 

Jackson  E L & J M to  Chicago  Permanent 
B & L Assn,  Mch  2,  lot  6 b 11  LaGrange 

mthly  8% $1,000 

Kunze  A to  People’s  L & B Assn,  Mch  1,  It 

12  b 9,  17  38  14,  wkly,  8# $500 

Kuhn  A to  Home  Mut  L Assn,  Mch  18,  lot 
28  b 17  Elston  add,  wkly  5 1-5#. . . .$1,500 
Kuehtz  W to  Home  Mut  L Assn,  Mch  18, 

lot  16  b 1,  1 39  13,  wkly  5 1-5# $200 

Keith  O R to  M Laflin,  Mch  12,  pt  s hlf  se 

qr  14  38  14,  2 y 6# $25,460 

Lloyd  E S to  People’s  B & L Assn,  March 

15,  lots  24  to  26  lot  3 block  28,  29  39  14, 

wkly  8# $600 

Lapham  P J to  F H Doland,  Mch  2,  pt  It 

63.  16  38  14.  3 y 8# $500 

Maher  W H to  H C VanSchaack,  Mch  15, 

It  99  b 49,  17  39  14,  6 mos,  7# $1,000 

McMames  M to  S H McCrea,  Mch  10,  pt  e 

hlf  nw  qr  17  39  14,  3 y 7# $4,000 

Minnick  E G to  Chicago  Permanent  B & 

L Assn,  Feb  12,  lots  5 and  7 b 11,  17  39 

14,  mthly  8#,  2 deeds $1,600 

Martens  W to  Hoepe  et  al.  Mch  17,  lot  38 
lot  7 etc  b 3,  36  40  13,  2 y 6#  p m ... . $125 
Martens  W to  C Walter,  June  15,  lot  38  b 

3,  36  40  13,  4 y 6# $100 

McFarland  B H to  Phoenix  B Society,  Mch 

19,  It  26  b 41,  33  40  14,  wkly,  5#,  p m 
$3,200 

Martin  G H to  N L Ins  Co,  Mch  19,  pt  It 

17  b 68.  s s add,  3 y,  6#,  pm $4,000 

Magnuss  J to  M Jacobsohn,  Feb  15,  pt  Its 

19  aud  20  b 14,  36  40  13,  7 y,  6# 115 

Mahnke  F C to  N Chicago  Mut  L & B 
Assn,  Mch  19,  It  1 b 25,  33  40  14,  wkly, 

5 16# $4,000 

Moore  J et  al  to  J B.  White,  Mch  1,  pt  Its 
10  and  11  b 2,  Ogden’s  add,  April  15,  5#, 

pm $4,400 

Nolan  H to  Equitable  T C,  Mch  5,  s half 
It  23  b 77,  Elston’s  add,  Mch  1,  ’88,  6# 

$200 

O’Shea  M to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn,  Mch 

II,  Its  6 and  7 b 6,  32  39  14,  wkly,  8#, 
$500 

O’Meara  M A to  P W Snowhook,  Mch  20, 

w hlf  It  9 b 34  s s add,  6 m 6# $500 

Pearson  G to  Lake  View  B & L Assn,  Feb 

16,  lot  66  lot  1,  28  40  14,  bi-wkly  8#  $1,400 
Robertson  W A to  M L C Barlow,  March  8, 

lot  9 and  pt  8 B 3,  7 39  13,  3 y 6#.  . $2,500 
Ralston  F F to  M Brooks,  Mch  12,  lots  6 

and  7 b 6,  22  38  14,  3 y 7# $200 

Staples  L to  S H McCrea,  Mch  15,  pt  3 42 

10,  5 yrs,  7# $4,000 

Schraukel  H to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn, 
Mch  17,  It  17  It  29,  Egan’s  add,  wkly,  8#, 

$800 

Swanson  I to  Phoenix  B Society,  Sept  23, 

It  25  b 51,  33  40  14,  wkly,  6# $400 

Sanctnaire  C to  Lake  Shore  B & L Assn, 
Mch  8,  lot  2 b 1,  21  37  14,  wkly  6# . . . . $600 


Shutte  W H to  Phoenix  B Soc’y,  Mch  2,  lot 

51  b 2,  28  40  14  wkly  5# $3,000 

Schaley  T to  Humboldt  Pk  B & L Assn, 
Mch  20,  pt  It  20  b 15,  36  40  13,  mthly, 

5# $1,000 

Smith  F E to  W B Thompson,  Mch  11,  lot 

84  Stone’s  add,  5 y 7# $750 

Thompson  J to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Mch 
10,  It  7 It  7 b 11,  28  40  14,  wkly,  5#,  $1,600 
Towle  A R to  P H Keely,  Mch  15,  lot  15  b 

25  Ashland’s  2d  add,  3 y 7# $1,700 

Underwood  A H to  F H Boland,  March  15, 
pt  lot  2 b 18,  24  40  14,  5 y 6#  p m.  .$2,200 
Vail  J D to  A Blake,  Sept  21,  pt  It  1 b 7, 

21  — 14,  5 yrs,  6# $1,700 

Young  J T to  P Stearns,  Mch  10,  Its  7 and 
8 b 4,  17  39  14,  7 yrs,  6 1-2# $7,500 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Albaugh  L to  C H Choate,  Mch  15,  Choate’s 

Hotel,  268  State  st,  1 y $12,720 

Arbogast  S H to  C Ryan,  Mch  16,  furn  etc, 

290  w Madison  st,  3 mos $69 

Allgo^im  F to  Brunswick  B C Co,  Mch  10, 
billiard  goods,  932  n Ashland  av,  10  mos, 

$125 

Anderson  PE  T to  O’Brien  Carpet  Co, 
Mch  17,  carpets,  479  Huron  st,  mthly, 

(incorrect) $37 

Asher  E to  C Williams,  Mch  18,  furn  etc, 

62  Clybourne  av,  7 m $102 

Able  J H to  L B Shields,  March  18,  horses 

etc,  397  Randolph  st,  6 m $250 

Alexander  L to  G Parry,  mch  22,  furn  etc 

311  S Clark  st,  6 m $112 

Blomeley  M to  W W Charles,  Mch  16,  wag- 
on etc,  2214  State  st,  2 m $170 

Breittung  C to  A Hartmann,  March  17, 

machy  etc  220  Kinzie  st,  2 y $1,103 

Bennett  N W to  C Williams,  Mch  19,  furn 

etc,  1213  n Halsted  st,  9 m $140 

Blum  J to  G S French,  Mch  15,  furn  etc, 

Gtosb  Point,  4 m $69 

Bauer  W to  M Spath,  Febr’y  25,  furn  etc, 

3943  State  st,  10  m $53 

Brockman  W H to  C B Ensign,  march  19, 

furn  etc  486  w Chicago  av,  3 m $162 

Brewer  C to  O P Snyder,  mar  22,  furn  etc 

275  Oakley  av,  6 m $135 

Bean  M to  S Richardson,  mar  22,  furn  etc 

871  n Halsted  st,  4 m $38 

Burton  L and  J F to  C J Shields,  mar  23, 

piano  (Kurtzman  3716) ,6m...  $126 

Beebe  L to  P Brown,  mar  4,  wagon  horses 

etc 75  ds $200 

Bolding  S A to  F J Mackey,  Feb  22,  furn 

etc  316  State  st,  May  2 $71 

Baldwin  E F to  ML  Pemberton,  mch  — , 

furn  etc  720  14th  st $70 

Bensen  N G to  C J Hanson,  Mch  22,  horse 
wagon  etc  2900  Cottage  Grove  av,  1 y $227 
Bascole  V to  J L Curtis,  Mch  19,  furn  etc 

631  Madison  st,  6 m $115 

Bolding  S to  S Goldstein,  March  19,  furn 

etc  316  State  st,  May  1 $115 

Bohn  W to  C Seipp  BrgCo,  Mch  22,  saloon 

292  Clark  st,  Aug  15,  ’87 $800 

Berschet  W to  G F Eich,  Feb  1,  horse  wag- 
on etc  51  Fremont  st,  13  m $400 

Beiner  G W to  J H Norton,  March  8,  furn 

etc  358  W Chicago  av $75 

Bannergarten  C to  Kingman  <fc  Co,  March 

20,  cows  etc  Barrington,  Oct  1 $800 

Burt  E to  J L Curtis,  March  22,  furn  etc 

2815  State  st,  6 m $100 

Baideer  F A to  W W Charles,  Mch  19,  furn 

etc  183  22d  st,  4 m $151 

Brown  M T to  F Keysky,  Mch  18,  furn  etc 

202  Sangamon  st,  mthly $117 

Blomeley  A to  S J Lewis,  Mch  13.  sprink- 
ling wagons,  etc,  4 m $300 

Blaokwell  A to  S Davidson,  Feb  22,  furn 

etc  1236  State  st,  Jan  20,  ’88 $233 

Baker  E N to  B F Hunter,  Mch  17,  furn 

etc,  36  Humboldt  st,  Oct  1 $175 

Butler  E to  E Meaney,  Mch  17,  furn  eto, 

3737  s Halsted  st,  1 y $152 

Beckel  K to  M Mann,  Mch  15,  house  etc, 

Evanston,  23  mos $400 

Bixton  W to  C E Wyman,  Mch  18,  furn  etc, 
686  w Indiana  st,  6 mos $312 


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Bournett  L H and  S to  A J Kirkwood  & Co, 
Mch  17,  machy,  Loomis  and  Hinman  sts, 

5 mos,  p m $682 

Beers  M to  R A Davis,  Mch  12,  bldg,  S Chi- 
cago   $324 

Boyington  H H to  M L Pemberton,  Mch 
19,  furn  etc,  1333  Oakwood  st,  6 mos, 

$362 

Bonham  D C to  W Rich,  Mch  15,  horse, 

—,  4 mos $150 

Brennwald  C to  A Schaffhauser,  Mch  18, 

wagons  etc,  Jefferson,  3 mos $68 

Baldwin  E E to  O H Hildreth,  Mch  18, 

furn  etc,  45  Peck  ct,  Mch  11,  ’88 $117 

Berger  W to  O’Brien  Carpet  Co,  Mch  12, 
carpets,  465  St  Johns  pi,  mthly  (incor- 
rect)   $46 

Brannling  A to  M Brand  & Co,  Feb  10,  sa- 
loon, 374  w Lake  st,  6 mos $300 

Baron  C to  0 F Malcolm,  Mch  15,  furn  etc, 

Parkside,  6 mos $224 

Cooke  W to  E Church,  Mch  15,  furn  etc, 

1355  Wabash  av.  1 y $288 

Coltrin  E I to  E T Brown,  Mch  17,  horse 

etc,  11  Diller  st,  6 mos $213 

Clark  J I to  H P Roberts,  Mch  20, furn  etc 

8 m $75 

Cummings  P to  M L Pemberton,  mch  22, 
furn  and  piano  (Bauer  4712)  Hyde  Park 

6 m $135 

Conners  M to  Ryan  Bros,  mch  23,  horses 

etc , 2 y $123 

Cohn  B to  E B Ensign,  march  23,  furn  etc 

119  w Randolph  st,  6 m $125 

Cochran  T J to  N Stoll,  July  25,  billiard 
goods  447  Madison  st,  18  m p m . . . . $350 
Carpenter  W to  L Bierniger,  Mch  5,  furn 

etc,  115  S Halsted  st,  1 y $63 

Clacher  W B to  G M Enerick,  Mch  19,  ma- 
chinery etc,  80  Market  st,  2 y $1,350 

Cozzens  M to  F J Mackey,  March  15,  furn 

etc,  3547  Cottage  Grove  av,  3 m $62 

Collins  J J to  Marder,  Luse  & Co,  Mch  17, 
printing  material  47  Dearborn  st,  2 y.$400 
Carson  J M to  J H Norton,  Mch  18,  furn 

'etc,  Lake,  4 m $201 

Covert  G H to  G D Coughtry,  March  16, 

horses  etc,  16  Peck  st,  3 m $1,000 

DeClute  W W and  J H to  J Frank,  march 

22,  furn  etc  Hyde  Pnrk,  9 m $110 

De  Mer  J to  C P Whetstone,  March  20,  sa- 
loon 3123  State  st,  5 m $500 

Dennis  J to  W N Alley,  Mch  20,  furn  etc 

287  Oakley  st,  10  m $315 

Davis  Y R to  H Tobias,  march  24,  saloon 

to  secure  lease $1,980 

Driscoll  T to  C P Snyder,  mar  22,  furn  etc 

3616  Parnell  av,  4 m $84 

Duncan  J to  J W Ripberger,  — — , — - — , 

6 m $140 

DeWolf  C to  L B Shields,  Mch  25,  horses 

etc  3522  Arnold  st  1 y $249 

DeThier  A to  C Williams,  March  20,  furn 

etc,  217  W Madison  st,  5 m $120 

DuBois  0 C to  H Detmer,  Mch  17,  piano 
(Chase  4029)  507  W Huron  st,  mthly. $182 
Drolet  S to  P Dostaler,  Mch  20,  furn  etc, 

367  w 12th  st,  1 y ,.$100 

Donaldson  F S to  I W Wood,  Mch  16,  one- 
third  prop  of  U S Mercantile  Agency, 

127  La  Salle  st,  2 yrs $250 

Donaldson  C to  E E Towey,  Mch  17,  furn 

etc,  4,200  Indiana  av,  2 yYs $2,500 

Darrow  F P to  C B Ensign,  Mch  16,  furn 

etc,  118  Aberdeen  st,  4 mos $281 

Elwes  E L to  C M Carpet  Co,  Mch  15,  car- 
pets, 293  Oak  st,  mthly,  p m $758 

Enright  J to  W H Kretzinger,  Mch  19, 

horses  etc,  190  Mather  st,  1 y $339 

Ehle  J H to  J M Alley,  Mch  20,  furn  etc 

• 257  Indiana  st,  1 m $300 

Farley  L P to  A Blossom,  Mch  18,  furn 

etc,  1 m $209 

Friese  C P to  L A W Brush,  Mch  18,  furn 

etc,  218  Illinois  st,  6 m $37 

Fetscher  A to  W Ludewing,  Mch  20,  bak- 
ery 195  14th  st,  1 y $300 

Felton  E C to  W Heinemann,  March  18, 

furn,  etc,  18  Union  Park  pi  9 m $900 

Freres  M to  M Mann,  Nov  9,  horses  etc, 
Evanston,  1 y $200 


Franke  D to  G Davison,  Mch  7,  furn  etc, 

Lake,  4 m $5- 

Franche  M T to  D C Franche,  mar  23,  furn 

etc  219  Michigan  av,  2 y $1,00< 

Fuerson  L to  T W Siddall,  Mch  16,  furn 
and  piano,  2909  Butterfield  st,  7 mos, 

$13.’ 

Fassell  E to  A Kaiser,  Mch  17, barber  shop, 

681  1-2  Lake  st $50( 

Grant  S and  D L to  N W Campbell,  Mch 

16.  furn  etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 mos $10( 

Geasser  A to  C Kruger,  mch  22,  furn  etc 

335  Clark  st.  7 m $325 

Gates  A to  G F Huffert,  mch  22,  furn  etc 

, 60  ds $15C 

Guess  W A to  A Goodrich,  mch  22,  wagons 

etc  327  Ferdinand  st,  June  11 $11S 

Gottstine  S to  S M Singleton,  mar  2,  furn 

etc  237  Dayton  st,  6 m $24( 

Gardner  L A to  F J Mackey,  Mch  17,  furn 

etc,  631  Van  Buren  st $91 

Graylund  & Medlund  to  0 F Malcolm. 

Mch  17,  foundry,  57  Halsted  st,  1 y $2,425 
Hayworth  J to  J L Curtis,  Mch  13,  piano 

(Kimball  68979)  3506  State  st $125 

Harder  C M to  J H Hunt,  march  1,  horses 

etc  546  13th  pi,  4 m $85 

Hobson  W to  O P Snyder,  march  19,  furn 

etc  98  Wells  st,  4 m $81 

Holland  E J to  W H H Dye,  Mch  16,  furn 

etc,  356  Ontaria  st,  1 y $3,178 

Hughes  A K to  E T Brown,  Mch  19,  piano, 

385  Wabash  av,  6 mos $91 

Heuse  A to  J Wyman,  Mch  18,  furn  etc, 

218  State  st,  6 mos $32( 

Howe  & Swanton  to  Brunswick  B C Co, 
Mch  1,  saloon  fittings,  346  State  st,  6 

mos $37' 

Howard  T H to  L C Merkel,  Mch  20,  wag- 
on etc  174  W Randolph  st,  8 m $8C 

Hampton  C H to  W H King,  Mch  20,  furn 

etc  3200  Butterfield  st,  9 m $12( 

Howling  J H to  J Cullen,  march  24,  furn 

etc  541  28th  st,  3 m $9t 

Hansen  E to  W S Wharton,  Mch  19,  furn 

etc,  3905  Wentworth  av,  4 m . , $8( 

Irwin  J C to  R W Burns,  Mch  22,  furn  etc 

3651  Cottage  Grove  av,  1 y $5 

Ischank  R M to  M Sperh,  Mch  6,  furn  etc 

78  S Halsted  st,  Mch  1 $l,05f 

Irving  J L to  W H King,  Mch  17,  furn  etc, 

805  1-2  Madison  st,  6 mos $17. 

Johnson  J H to  E R Walker,  Mch  19,  furn 

etc  Maywood,  4 m $4 

Jones  E to  J H Norton,  Mch  18,  furn  etc, 

9 Milwaukee  av,  6 m $23( 

O’Brien  B to  W H King,  Mch  20,  furn  etc 

Lake,  6 m $125 

Kentz  & Johnston  to  J Cunningham  Son 
& Co,  mch  22,  coaches  etc  128  24th  st, 

mthly $1,90( 

Knisckinsky  C to  F J Mackey,  mch  22,  furn 

etc  591  Ambrose  st.  4 in $41 

King  J H to  G Wyman.  Dec  17,  furn  etc 

711  w Kinzie  st,  4 m $5i 

Kelly  J to  O P Snyder,  march  15,  furn  etc 

455  w 12th  st,  4 m $4i 

Kersten  F to  W N Alley,  Mch  15,  furn  etc 

, 6 m $65 

Kay  D J to  Keely  Brg  Co,  March  9,  saloon 

2138  State  st,  1 y . 7 $1,45< 

Kennedy  F to  W N Alley,  Mch  19,  furn  etc 

337  Michigan  av $37j 

Kimball  E W to  W G Eggleston,  mar  24, 

furn  etc  79  Dearborn  st,  18  m $10< 

Kelly  J to  W N Alley,  March  17,  furn  etc, 

52  De  Puyster  st,  3 m $3i 

Kanlon  M J to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  16, 

piano,  52  31st  st $11 

Kelly  W B to  W Schimell,  March  17,  furn 

etc,  1736  Wabash  av,  2 yrs $25 

Lawrence  T H to  W W Charles,  March  18, 

furn  etc,  100  Bowen  av,  4 m $7! 

Lansing  0 E to  M S Babcock,  Feb  15,  furn 

etc,  3749  Vincennes  av,  May  28 $12 

Larson  L J to  S Richardson,  mar  22,  furn 

etc  941  33d  ct,  4 m $3 

Laughlin  J H to  S Richardson,  march  23, 

furn  etc  179  La  Salle  av,  5 m $23 

Lindquist  V to  J H Heidnot,  mar  23,  furn 
etc ,90  ds $5 


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Bach  D W to  M L Harris,  march  19,  turn 

etc,  Lake  View,  June  15 $167 

ettermann  L to  J 0 & 0 R Scales  etc, 
Mch  22,  wagons  etc  41  Menomonee  st,  1 

y I..  . $480 

evee  E to  0 Williams,  Mch  20,  turn  etc 

2492  Archer  av,  4 m $172 

ulcahy  D to  J Wyman,  Mch  20,  furn  etc 

79  Dusolt  st,  6 $83 

ann  S to  J A Smith,  March  20,  furn  etc 

647  W 21st  st  1 y $120 

[cCoy  E A to  T Mackin,  Mch  16,  furn  etc 

241*4  Illinois  st,  1 m $180 

tcOune  E to  J Stirlen,  Mch  22,  furn  etc 

3706  Vincennes  av,  Sept  24 $310 

lahana  J E to  J H Norton,  Mch  22,  furn 

etc  562*4  Harrison  st,  Oct  1 $234 

[asters  G S to  A Schaffhauser,  March  20, 
piano  (Hallett  & D 27470)  273  Ontario 

st,  3 $120 

IcKay  A to  W W Charles,  Mch  22,  wagon 

etc  120  Warren  av,  4 m $115 

[uarsen  A to  W H West,  march  18,  furn 
etc,  112  Dearborn  av,  Apl  1,  ’87. . . .$1,140 
latern  P to  F A Hoersch,  mch  23,  horse 

etc  965  Clybourne  av,  1 y $84 

larchand  L W to  LAW  Brush,  mch  22, 

f ,4m $57 

IcElligot  P to  G Wyman,  Feb  24,  horses 

etc,  275  w Polk  st,  6 m $60 

lorgan  S T to  W S Lasher,  mar  23,  furn 

etc  395  Madison  st,  1 y $46 

IcMullin  AH  to  J H Norton,  March  16, 

furn  etc,  606  Austin  av,  3 m $28 

lulder  H to  J Wyman,  Mch  18,  furn  etc, 

874  Lake  st,  6 $57 

leyer  L F to  C Williams,  Mch  17,  horses 

etc,  432  Ogden  av,  3 m $101 

loore  D B to  W T Johnson,  Mch  20,  horse 

etc,  Ohio  and  Seymour  sts,  7 mos $135 

IcKinney  E J to  W H King,  Mch  19,  furn 

etc,  49  Polk  st,  3 mos $25 

lills  E to  E T Brown,  March  16,  furn  etc, 

916  Lake  st,  5 $125 

layew  M to  J F Koons,  Mch  17,  furn  etc 

2 Sangamon  st,  2 y p m $138 

lan  CtoET  Brown,  March  20,  20  horses, 

456  Lewis  st,  3 m $172 

lohr  R to  Bartholomae  & B Brg  Co,  Mch 

6,  saloon  542  Halsted  st,  1 y $800 

lay  P to  J Connolly,  mar  24,  saloon  2001 

State  st,  6 m $475 

leyer  P to  C Weber,  mar  22,  saloon  335*4 

Blue  Island  av,  1 y $600 

liller  C S to  0 F Maloolm,  Mch  18,  piano 
(Hardman  2497)  655  Lake  st,  3 m . . . . $59 
laiworm  F J to  E T Brown,  Mch  17,  furn 

etc,  Cragin,  6 mos $130 

4owak  J to  Steele,  Wedeles  & Co,  Mch  17, 

horse  etc,  455  w 19th  st,  4 mos $415 

lewton  S to  F Whitney,  March  12,  horses 

, July  1 $60 

kelson  T to  S Longstreth,  Mch  18,  furn 

etc,  13  s Wood  st,  17  m $350 

Jye  W C to  0 Burdick  & Co,  Mch  17, 

horses  etc, , 4 mos $1,027 

}eal  C F to  R Isham,  mar  22,  furn  etc  88 

n Franklin  st,  4 m $45 

J’Leary  D to  R Maypole,  march  23,  furn 

etc  143  N Lincoln  st $200 

Orchard  H to  G S French,  March  5,  piano 
(Kimball  52405)  and  furn,  1264  Van  Bu- 

ren  st,  6 '• $125 

Ippenheimer  E to  F J Mackey,  Mch  13, 

furn  etc.  249  e 31st  st,  July  3 $123 

3’Hara  P B to  W M Brewer,  Mch  10,  sa- 
loon, 182  Madison  st $3,250 

j’Brien  J to  S Richardson,  March  19,  furn 

etc  12  Sangamon  st,  6 m $330 

?ipp  H to  R Isham,  Mch  9,  furn  etc,  59  3d 

av,  1 y $85 

?yle  A L to  T S Desmond,  Mch  18,  laun- 
dry etc,  301  31st  st $225 

Peterson  P A to  W N Alley,  Mch  18,  piano 
(Ives  P & Co  1645)  418  Sedgwick  st,  6 

$135 

Padget  A L to  E T Brown,  March  18,  furn 

etc,  Lake,  6 m $68 

Peck  A A to  E T Brown,  Mch  18,  furn  etc, 

740  Congress  st,  6 m $322 

Payette  J to  E T Brown,  mar  23,  furn  etc 

404  May  st,  6 $81 

Petition  H to  E Nuyez,  march  23,  barber 

shop,  218  Clark  st,  3 m $100 

Putnam  E A to  F T Brown,  mch  22,  furn 

etc  628  Sedgwick  st,  6 m $99 

Peabody  M W to  E A Potter,  April  7,  furn 

etc  191  Dearborn  st,  1 y $1,000 

Purvis  W D to  S A Littie,  mch  22,  horses 

etc  359  S Western  av $200 

Juaid  W to  S Wilmotte,  Jan  30,  saloon, 483 

Madison  st,  1 y $1,250 

Reitt  F to  J Cullen,  Mch  19,  furn  etc,  193 

Canalport  av $133 

Riley  J C to  W N Alley,  March  5,  piano 
(McEwing  2234)  and  furn,  3530  Went- 
worth av,  3 $5* 


Ramseth  S to  C E Wyman,  March  18,  furn 

etc,  711  North  av;  2 m $30 

Roos  J to  E T Brown,  Mch  20,  mchny  122 

S Jefferson  st,  3 m $500 

Robins  G W B to  J A LeMaistre,  Mch  9,  furn 

etc  62  Union  Park  pi,  mthly $330 

Robinson  E to  J H Norton,  Mch  20,  furn 

etc  148  Clark  st  4 m $109 

Rademann  R to  R Heyer,  Mch  17,  groc- 
eries, etc,  236  s Wood  st.  2 yrs $700 

Repette  L to  S Umhaus,  Mch  18,  groceries 

etc,  Lake,  2 yrs $250 

Robinson  S F to  J H Norton,  Mch  19,  furn 

etc  148  Clark  st,  6 m $312 

Rouse  A L to  W W Charles,  Mch  17,  furn 

etc,  4642  State  st,  2 m $135 

Rice  E F and  R S to  W S Lasher,  Mch  9, 
piano  (Western  M Co  10504)  47  36th  st, 

$50 

Riordan  D to  E Holton,  Mch  19,  furn  and 
piano  (Hallett  & D 19981)  527  W 12th 

st,  2 $600 

Rusy  F to  P Jaeger,  Mch  20,  market,  215 

w 14th  st,  1 y $1,300 

Redelings  H E to  C Williams,  march  23, 

horses  etc  Maine,  7 m $16 

Rude  T J to  E T Brown,  mar  23,  furn  etc 

2538  Wabash  av $37 

Richardson  L B to  W W Charles,  mar  19, 

furn  etc  43  Peck  st,  8 m $472 

Russell  N A to  F T Brown,  march  22.  furn 

etc,  253  20th  st,  6 m $260 

Rehder  J to  H Rehder,  Mch  20,  horses  etc 

California  av  and  51st  st,  2 y $240 

Schmidt  0 to  M L Pemberton,  March  18, 
furn  etc,  258  w Washington  st,  6 m.  .$200 
Schirmer  G to  A Schirmer,  Mch  19,  surgi- 
cal goods,  506  n Clark  st,  2 y $1,000 

Swanson  L P to  C Hahn,  March  20,  furn  etc 

2414  Wentworth  av,  40  wks $400 

Studley  F to  L A Benton,  march  22,  furn 

etc  295  n State  st $100 

Schmidt  V to  P Best  Brg  Co,  Mch  17,  sa- 
loon, Hyde  Park,  2 yrs $1,000 

Sweeney  M E to  F J Mackey,  Feb  13, 
piano  and  furn,  3645  Halsted  st,  5 mos, 

■ $128 

Schmidt  R to  E T Brown,  Mch  17,  furn  etc, 

258  w Washington  st,  10  ds $93 

Spaarr  H to  J Belter,  Mch  15,  horse  and 

wagon,  Calumet,  1 y $100 

Sievert  L to  Cream  City  Brg  Co,  Mch  18, 

saloon,  429  Ogden’s  av,  6 mos $256 

Silberman  W to  W H Sisson,  Mch  16, 
house  etc,  20  w Randolph  st,  4 mos,  $150 
Stevens  AW  to  OF  Malcolm,  march  22, 

furn  etc  Jefferson,  3 m $236 

Stadles  F to  F W Hunnerberg,  Mch  20, 

furn  etc,  348  Clark  st,  150  ds $292 

Solari  E A to  W Schimell,  Mch  8,  furn  etc, 

Rush  and  Kinzie  stsrS  mos $650 

Schmidt  F to  E Strobecker,  mar  24,  saloon 

71  w Kinzie  st,  1 y $250 

Shultz  C to  J H Norton,  march  22,  horses 

3864  Cottage  Grove  av,  5 m $150 

Silvermann  N to  A Friedberg,  mch  23,  furn 

etc  555  Halsted  st,  2 y $125 

Sheldon  GW  to  N Stoll,  Feb  12,  billiard 

goods  1303  State  st,  10^j  m p m $210 

Schroeder  W to  N Stoll,  Feb  9,  billiard 

goods  166  Michigan  st,  7 m p m $100 

Thayer  J C to  M L Pemberton,  March  20, 
piano  [Kurtzmann  3834)  and  furn  696 

Chicago  av,  5 m $98 

Taylor  F to  W N Alley,  Mch  18,  furn  etc  41 

Meridian  st,  3 m $35 

Towle  S T to  J E Pinger,Mch  18,  carriage 

239  w Van  Buren  st,  60  ds $100 

Thompson  C to  S Richardson,  March  19, 

wagon  etc  652  Orchard  st,  4 m $75 

Thomas  R S to  C E Baker,  mar  24,  horses 

etc  160  Seminary  av % $224 

Tillottson  E to  F J Mackey,  Mch  18,  furn 
and  piano  (Kimball  52191)  La  Grange 

4m 

Unruh  R to  J Strasheim,  Mch  18,  grocery 

Jefferson,  Mch  18,  ’87 . 

Webb  E to  M Moorhouse,  March  19,  furn 

etc,  146  Sherman  st,  6 m $73 

Webb  A C to  R Gruenke,  March  20,  milk 

route  etc 1 y $750 

Wilson  P F to  W O Moline,  Mch  17,  cows 

etc,  164  La  Salle  av,  1 y $500 

Weber  J J to  W H Kretzinger,  Mch  17, one 
half  int  in  Webbert  Berger  Omnibus  Line 

164  Chicago  av,  18  mos $300 

Watell  J to  H Allport,  Mch  18,  furn  eto, 

130  4th  av,  5 mos $850 

Weldon  W H to  W W Charles,  March  20, 

furn  etc  392  Webster  av,  4 m $112 

Wells  F L to  W S Wharton,  mch  18,  furn 

etc  306  Adams  st,  4 m $584 

Williams  A D to  W Curran,  mch  23,  furn 

etc  131  S Canal  st,  1 y $1,500 

Weber  F to  E T Brown,  mar  23,  furn  eto 

654  43d  st,  6 $68 

Walker  H M to  E T Brown,  mar  23,  horses 


etc  Evanston,  3 m $230 

West  B to  W W Charles,  March  19,  horses 

etc,  305  5th  av,  4 $115 

Wendt  R to  A Raffel,  March  20,  horses  etc 

595  Jefferson  st $500 

Windiate  M L to  L P Fristed,  Mch  22,  ba- 
kery 331  Van  Buren  st,  2 y $921 

Wittman  C to  G F Eich,  Mch  1,  horse  wag-^ 

on  etc  51  Fremont  st,  14  m $550 

Young  W H to  E T Brown,  Mch  17,  furn^ 

etc,  1224  Noble  st,  4 mos $121 

Young  WW  to  ET  Brown,  Mch  17,  furn 

etc,  1227  Wolfram  st,  6 m $37 

Zimmerman  F to  M Brand  & Co,  Feb  23, 
saloon,  841  Clark  st,  1 y $1,100 

JUDGMENTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

95065  Charles  W Hadson*  v Joseph  Zuck- 
erman.  Attch  dis.  On  findg,  $400. 

97092  Thomas  Hood  v M Shaughnessy. 

Mo  nt  denied  and  judgt.  $10,641.67. 
100945  Thos  Shocol  v City.  On  findg  #1,200. 
100239  Dunham  Towing  & Wrecking  Co  v 
Geo  Geheson  and  A Lawson.  By  default, 
$2,245.20,  no  exn.  Condtnl  judgt  v Con 
Ins  Co,  Anglo-Am  Ins  Co,  J Prindeville 
and  R E Rispin,  garns  and  sci  fa. 

95082  Kenyon  Cox  et  al  v Adolph  Kahn.  By 
apreemt,  $883.30. 

99403  Eugene  W Blocke  v Charles  Fitz.  By 
deflt,  $350  and  spcl  exn. 

95068  John  B Scully,  assignee,  v Frank  W 
and  Daniel  E Burtis.  On  findg,  $1678.53. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

100826  Peter  Wolf  v Moses  Kahn.  By  deflt, 
$1,096.20. 

95092  E W Blatchford  et  al  v Wm  S Reed 
and  Jacob  Adler.  By  stip,  $561.77. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

55039  Samuel  Williams  v E Ansorg.  By  de- 
fit,  $1,033.98. 

55668  Rogers,  Smith  & Co  v Virgil  Liber- 
man. Same,  $254.14. 

55889  Importers  & Traders  Nat  Bk  v Amelia 
Beals.  Same,  $3,086.63. 

55894  Charles  H Coffin  et  al  v Same.  Same, 
$937.88. 

51318  Annie  Cary  v F Cartwright.  Mo  n t 
withdrawn  and  judgt,  $35.50. 

50180  Louisa  Haisman  v John  Sovboda  and 
James  Prepichal.  Mo  n t denied  and 
judgt,  $700. 

50779  James  Parrott  v Peter  O’Connor. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $600.  Appl; 
bond  in  20  ds  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

51426  Charles  Shaffner  et  al  v M Whalan. 

Same  and  judgt,  $54.78.  Same. 

46921  C Eberlin  v F Zimmerman.  On  findg, 
$70.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and  bill  ex  in 
30  ds. 

28282  Madison  Hartridge  v St  L & Iron 
Mountain  & S Ry  Co,  C H Dodge  and  T 
A Anderson.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt, 
$100.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 
52195  Continental  Pub  Co  v Andrew  J Hull. 
By  deflt,  $225.54. 

51581  Thos  Lord  et  al  v Hurlbut,  Hess  & Co. 
On  findg,  $22.71.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

45957  Catherine  Nelson,  admx,  v Cook  Co. 
On  findg,  $15,000. 

5589  Peter  Almini  v Albert  B Brenner.  On 
findg,  $76.50.  Apyl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
30  ds. 

2870  T J West  & Co  v Frank  Warnicke  and 
wife.  $74.50. 

2871  Geoffrey  Bessey  v Annie  Reiley.  $113.- 

01. 

2872  Eeorge  E White  & Co  v John  Landsidel 
and  Celia  Bfown.  $195.96, 

2873  Same  v same.  $134.68. 

2874  Same  v August  Luchs.  $66. 

2875  John  C Wendt  v M K Gleason.  $10.99. 

2876  Barry,  Van  Vleet  & Co  v Henry  Meir- 
bach.  $128. 

2877  Wm  Johnston,  use,  etc,  v Wm  V John- 
ston. $127.17. 

2878  Henry  C Senne  v Benjamin  F Poyer. 
$56.50. 

2879  James  Scott  v Eliza  Kugle,  $63. 

2880  S P Pihl  et  al  v Gustaf  A Johnson. 

$200. 

2881  Fred  Kuchl  v Henry  and  Caroline  Kro- 
ger. $35. 

2882  Lean  Weil  v Thomas  Devine  and  wife. 
$137.19. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5543  Nathaniel  Faxon  v Wm  S Golsen. 
Mont  denied  and  judg,  $440. 


Kll.liH  OK  HAI/E. 

William  L to  M J Dean,  Feb  8,  wardrobe, 

etc,  $400 

Devon  M to  M J Dean,  Feb  8,  wardrobe. 

etc, $135 

Williams  M to  M J Dean,  Feb  8,  cloak, 

$180 

gweazey  B to  M J Spiking,  Mch  15,  furn 

$1 

Zeng  F to  H Beck.  Mch  17,  saloon,  310 

State  st $1,500 

Watson  A to  D Wesselhoft,  Mch  10,  pt  int 

in  horses  etc,  739  Hinman  av $700 

Lewis  S J to  MLBlomley,  Mch  13,  sprink- 
ling wagons  etc $500 

Crawford  A M to  E Crawford,  March  18, 

groceries,  390  Halsted  st $1,301 

Weiner  J to  Bartholomae  & Roesing,  Mch 

18,  saloon,  3001  Halsted  st $1,080 

Van  Vaekenburg  F S to  W G Hughes, 
Mch  15,  coal  office  etc,  Irving  Park.  .$350 
Hartman  E M to  C Gude,  mar  13,  furn  etc 

$225 

Hughes  T to  W Koch,  mar  23,  saloon  93 

Lake  st $1,300 

May  S to  P Bencher,  Aug  24,  house  mov- 
ing outfit $500 

Letterman  G to  C Letterman,  march  8, 

horses  etc  328  Hudson  av $1,000 

Anderson  A A to  W A Anderson,  mar  12, 

furn  etc  95  n Centre  av $250 

Shaffner  S to  D Kay,  mar  17,  saloon  2138 

State  st $1,800 

Simmen  & Sebastian  to  M Sebastian,  mar 

20,  machy $2,000 

Loebb  Guthman  to  H Wuelfing,  Jany  1, 

market  3710  Gottage  Grove  av $400 

Desmond  T S to  A Miller,  mar  22,  house 

2511  Dearborn  st $312 

Quinn  P to  McGreevey,  Sept  15,  house  366 

w 15th  st $150 

Gray  W to  B Gray,  mar  18,  furn,  etc,  621 

Van  Buren  st $500 

Norton  E S to  E S Fogg,  mar  22,  interest 
in  business  of  Norton  & Fogg,  cor  Mon- 
roe and  Dearborn  sts,  etc $2,000 

Russell  H A to  S M Elliott,  Mch  17,  furn, 

etc,  77  Van  Buren  st $1,550 

Levatti  A to  N Sherman,  mar  19,  saloon, 
632  State  st 


ASSIGNMENTS. 

[ MORTGAGES.] 

Higgins  V H to  N L Ing  Co,  Moh  17,  pt  lot 
12  b 12,  11  38  14 $>611 


Gas  Machines, 

Plain  and  Fancy  Lamps, 

CAR  AND  FACTORY  LAMPS, 

BUILDERS  OF  GAS  AND  WATER- 
WORKS, 

Gasoline! 

PENNA.  GLOBE  GAS  LIGHT. CO., 

47  & 49  North  Second  Street,  Philadelphia. 
N.  Y.  & N.  J.  G . G.  Lt.  Co.,  Limited, 

1 Park  Place,  N.  Y. 

Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  434. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


pig-  Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


190 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Srteet  Cars  for  Dearborn  Street. 

A.  petition  has  been  circulated  among  the 
owners  of  property  on  Dearborn  street, 
north  of  Polk,  asking  from  the  Common 
Council  the  privilege  of  building  a street- 
railway  from  Polk  street  northward  to  the 
river.  Several  recent  attempts  to  secure  a 
right  of  way  along  Dearborn  street  for 
private  companies  have  inspired  this  action. 
The  Star  Railway  Company,  which  looks  to 
Fourteenth  street  for  its  principal  thorough- 
fare east  and  west,  wants  a track  on  Dear- 
born, and  the  Chicago  Passenger  Railway 
Company  covets  the  same  street  in  order  to 
connect  its  different  tracks  running  west- 
ward. Nothing  of  definit  character  has  yet 
been  accomplished  beyond  securing  a few 
scattered  names  on  the  street  in  support  of 
each  petition.  In  this  view  of  the  case  the 
owners  of  the  property  most  nearly  con- 
cerned, deeming  it  against  their  interest  to 
suffer  any  one  line  to  monopolize  so  valua- 
ble a franchise,  have  conceived  the  idea  of 
taking  possession  themselves,  not,  as  they 
say,  for  any  pecuniary  profit  arising  out  of 
the  operation  of  the  road  itself,  but  in  order 
to  afford  equal  facilities  to  all  railway  lines 
that  may  wish  to  avail  themselves  of  the 
privilege  of  using  the  tracks.  The  plan  is 
well  matured.  With  a capital  stock  of 
$100,000  divided  into  $50  shares  the  com- 
pany proposes  to  build  its  tracks  from  the 
Chicago  river  to  Polk  street,  and  to  lease 
to  any  other  company  the  right  to  run 
its  cars  on  the  street  upon  payment  of  a 
rental  proportionate  to  the  number  of  cars 
used.  The  Dearborn  street  company  itself 
will  keep  a few  cars  running  up  and  down 
the  street.  The  capital  stock  will  be  dis- 
tributed among  the  property-owners  at  the 
rate  of  one  share  for  every  five  feet,  but  if 
any  owner,  while  consenting  to  the  use  of 
the  streat  for  such  a purpose,  is  unwilling 
to  become  a stockholder  the  shares  repre- 
senting his  property  will  be  taken  in  the 
name  of  a trustee  for  the  benefit  of  all.  It 
is  an  essential  feature  of  the  plan  that  all 
shares  are  to  be  for  a number  of  years  in- 
capable of  transfer  except  to  the  members 
of  the  company,  so  that  no  one  of  the  rival 
lines  can  gain  control  of  the  directory,  This 
will  assure  to  all  who  wish  to  use  the  tracks 
in  a proper  way  the  privilege  of  doing  so  at 
reasonable  cost.  Thus  the  largest  possible 
amount  of  traffic  on  the  road  will  be  secured, 
and  in  the  opinion  of  the  promoters  of  the 
enterprise  the  street  will  be  benefitted  to 
the  greatest  extent.  To  show  that  there  can 
be  no  interest  on  the  part  of  the  stockholders 
to  work  the  railroad  for  their  own  profit 
without  regard  to  the  welfare  of  the  street 
the  promoters  compare  the  value  of  their 
property  with  the  insignificant  value  of  the 
stock  which  it  would  entitle  them  to  sub- 
scribe for. 

How  to  Ilecorate. 

Small  Roman  brass  lamps  are  used  for 
writing  desks. 

An  ornamental  lamp  for  the  drawing 
room  is  on  a high  brass  pedestal. 

A very  pretty  effect  is  obtained  by  run- 
ning a narrow  shelf  of  Moorish  fret-work 
over  the  top  of  a doorway  and  placing  upon 
it  quaint  jars,  jugs,  etc.  A Mexican  water 
or  ginger  jar,  with  a few  peacock  feathers 
thrust  carelessly  in  it,  will  look  well. 

A novel  table-scarf  is  made  of  black  suralh 
silk,  with  each  end  embroidered  with  a fan- 
ciful design  in  gold  and  silver,  kismet  cord; 
the  edges  finished  with  a fringe  of  narrow 
ribbon  about  one  inch  in  width  and 
varying  in  color.  There  should  be  three 
tiers  of  ribbons,  as  it  were,  each  overlapping 
the  other;  for  instance,  let  the  first  row  be 
seven  inches  in  length,  the  next  five,  and  the 
last  row  three  inches;  fasten  the  ends  of  the 
ribbon  in  a point  and  upon  it  sew  crescents, 
sequins,  etc. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

Hareli  a?. 

Lot  1 in  McKay’s  sub  of  lots  1 and  '2  in  e lA  of  b 5 in 
Assessor’s  sub  e >4  of  se  qr  of  sec  18  39  14;  and  also  w 
!4  of  b 5.  being  lots  25  to  48  in  Russell’s  sub  of  that 
part  lying  e of  river  of  sec  18  37  15;  also  lot  1 of  sub 
of  lots  21  22  23  and  24  in  sub  b 4 in  the  sub  of  b 1 and 
4 in  b 8 in  Lae  and  others’  sub  of  sw  qr  of  seo  12  39  13. 
Fred’k  W Keator,  Special  Master.  L N. 

March  29 

Lot  39  and  s 13  ft  of  lot  38  in  the  sub  of  e !4  of  lots 
2 3 and  4 (ex  s 82  ft  of  e 100  ft  in  blk  1 of  Sheffield’s 
add).  H F Steele,  Master.  L N. 


N 32  ft  of  e Vi  acre  of  the  4 acres,  being  the  8 rods  s 
and  adj  the  n 16  rods  of  nw  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  9 38  14. 
H Waller,  Master.  L N. 

Commencing  at  the  nw  cor  of  ne  qr  of  seo  36  41  12. 
H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 


ORR  & 


LOCKETT, 


March  30. 

Lot  36  b 2 in  Shurtleff ’s  sub  of  n Vi  of  blk  22,  C T’s 
sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Sub  lot  1 and  2 of  lot  4 in  b 10  in  frac  sec  15  add.  S 
F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  1 and  n Vi  of  lot  3 in  bk  4 of  HO  Stone’s  sub  of 
J J Astor’s  add  to  Chicago.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 

L N. 

W Vi  of  lot  12  of  lot  or  sub  b 2 of  b 18  in  Sheffield’s 
add  to  Chicago.  Henry  Waller,  Master.  L N. 

Mar  27 

March  31. 

Lot  9 in  b 11  lot  6 7 8 and  9 in  b 5,  lots  1 2 3 4 and  5 I 
in  b 7,  lots  7 to  12  in  b 8 an  i all  b 9 in  Stewart’s  sub  of  j 
n half  of  se  qr  of  sec  28  38  14.  A G Lane,  Trustee,  j 
L N. 

Lot  21  in  b 2 in  Bickerdike’s  addn  to  Chicago;  also 
shalf  of  lot  4 (being  the  s 12  feet  of  same)  and  lot  5, 
both  in  b 3 of  D S Lee’s  add  in  sec  6 3g  14.  W F Pa-  j 
gels,  Admr.  L N. 


Dealers  in 

Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

OF  EVERY  DLLCRIRTLON, 

184  & 186  CLARK  ST„  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 

We  Make  a specialty  of 


So  much  of  lot  11  in  Holme’s  sub  of  w Vi  of  sw  qr  of 
se  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  34  39  14  as  falls  upon  or  within 
sub  lot  10  in  Pickett’s  sub  of  lots  1 to  19  in  same 
sub.  N Bacon,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  9 b 11,  lots  6 7 8 and  9 b 5,  lots  1 2 3 4 5 in  b 7, 
lots  7 8 9 10  11  and  12  in  b 8,  and  all  b 9 in  Stewart’s 
sub  of  n hlf  of  se  qr  of  sec  28  38  14.  A G Lane,  Trus- 
tee. L N. 

Lot  82  b 21  in  Sampson  & Green’s  add.  E J White- 
head,  Master.  L N. 

April  5. 

Lots  11  to  19  in  Price’s  sub  of  — qr  sw  qr  of  uw  qr 
nw  qr  of  sec  35  40  13;  also  e 1 acr  of  s 2Vi  aers  of  n 
15 Vi  aers  of  w Vi  of  w Vi  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35;  also  all 
that  part  of  s 3 aers  of  n 20  aers  of  w Vi  of  w Vi  of  nw 
qr  of  sec  35  which  lies  north  of  Price’s  sub  containing 
Vi  acr.  J R Custer,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  18  blk  7 in  Stave  & Klemm’s  sub  of  ne  qr  of  sec 
25  38  14.  D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Und  qr  of  real  estate  described  as  follows:  Being  a 
strip  of  land  2 ft  in  width  taken  from  off  the  south 
end  of  lot  1.  and  also  the  whole  of  lot  2,  both  in  Ma- 
jor’s sub  of  sub-lots  4 5 6 8 and  w 15  ft  of  sub-lot  9 
(ex  that  part  of  lots  6 and  8 taken  by  the  opening  of 
La  Salle  st  in  the  sub  of  original  lots  1 2 in  b 118  in 
School  Sec  add).  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  5 6 7 8 and  9 in  b4  of  Taylor’s  sub  of  b 1 of  As- 
sessor’s div  of  e hlf  of  nw  qr  of  sec  8 3g  14.  J T 
Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  7 and  8 in  b 4 in  Keeny  k Rinn’s  add  to  Evans- 
ton. D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  12  in  b 1 in  Wilber  & Eberhart’s  sub  of  b 25  in 
C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Kate  Lowry,  Guardian.  L N. 


Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 

And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  Sole  Chicago 
Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 
“Perfection”.  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


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POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Burffe  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cars 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

BICH’D  ROBBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Boom  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

i’all  Telephone  No.  £09. 


April  G. 


Lot  7 b 20  S F Smith’s  sub  of  ne  qr  of  ne  qr  of  see 
18  39  14;  b 6 in  Assessor’s  div  of  ne  qr  and  w hlf  of  nc 
qr  of  sec  32  39  14;  an  und  hlf  of  b 31  same  div  in  sec 
32;  an  und  blf  of  b 32  same  div  of  sec  32  (ex  n 45  ft  lot 
114  115  116  117  in  Waller’s  sub  in  n pt  of  w hlf  of  ne 
qr  of  sec  28  39  14;  lot  10  in  b 14  in  Ogden’s  add;  lot  37 
in  b 7 in  C T’s  sub  in  w hlf  of  sec  5 39  14;  lot  36  in  b 26 
in  Waller’s  sub;  sub-lot  6 of  lot  2 in  n hlf  of  b 33  in 
same  sub;  lot  7 in  b 27  in  C T’s  sub  of  iec  7 89  14;  sub 
lot  8 of  sub  of  lot  23  to  27  & 33  in  Butterfield’s  add  to 
Chicago;  lot  18  in  b 14  in  Newberry’s  add;  n 41  It  of 
w 1U0  ft  of  sub-lots  1 and  2 of  lot  10  in  b 17  in  frac  sec 
15  add;  lot  3 in  b 9 in  S S add;  lots  19  20  21  22  23  and 
24.  all  beihg  in  Forsylhe,  Spear  & Wallace’s  sub  of 
bks  1 3 and  8of  G W Clark’s  sub  of  e hlf  of  sw  qr  of 
sec  13  39  13;  lots  18  and  19  in  b 4 of  Derby  & Wallace’s 
sub  of  pt  of  nw  qr  of  nw  qr  of  sec  13  39  13;  b 6 in  sw 
qr  of  sec  12  39  13;  e 13  ft  of  lot  3 and  w 14  ft  of  lot  4 
in  b 8 in  Fort  Dearborn  add;  lot  11  b 2 in  Ellis’  w add 
lots  1 and  2 b 40  in  S S add ; lot  8 and  w 88  ft  of  lot  7 b 
1 in  Andersonville;  the  e qr  of  sw  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  36 
38  14,  frac  w of  river  and  frac  8 of  river  of  the  sw  qr 
of  sec  1 37  15:  lot  147  b 3 C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14;  lots 
1 and  8 in  Gano’s  sub  of  pt  of  b 10  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec 

3 39  14;  lots  13  and  16  in  b 3,  lots  13  and  16  b 5,  lot  1 b 
8,  and  lots  9 and  10  b 13;  all  in  Linden  Grove  sub  sec 
21  38  14.  Seth  F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  1 2 34  5 and  6 in  b 7 in  sub  of  Laflin  & Wilder 
of  bs  6 7 and  8 in  the  Assessor’s  div  of  the  frac  e of 
South  Branch  of  Chicago  River  of  ne  frac  qr  of  sec 
21  39  14,  and  also  the  private  alley  e of  adj  said  lots 

4 5 and  6.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  3 of  Wiiliman’s  sub  of  the  n pt  of  b 45  in  C T’s 
sub  of  pt  of  frac  sec  33  40  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
L N. 

Sub-lot  1 and  2 of  lot  4 in  b 10  in  frac  sec  15  add. 

5 F Hanchett.  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  15  and  16  in  C E Browhe’s  sub  of  lot9  1 2 3 12 
13  and  14  of  b 30  Glencoe;  lots  1 2 3 4 and  5 same  sub 
of  lots  7 8 9 10  25  26  and  27  of  b 35  in  Glencoe,  lots  1 2 
13  and  14  b 42  Glencoe,  all  in  Cook  Co.;  111.  S F Han- 
chett, Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  23  in  b 4 in  Crane’s  sub  of  s % of  w qr  of  sw  qr 
of  sec  28  39  14.  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 


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The  Largest  and  most  Complete  Stock  in  America. 

R.  T.  MARTIN  COMPANY,  265  & 267  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 


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635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


April  7. 


Lot  8 of  resub  of  b 9 of  Keeney  & Rinn’s  add  to  Ev- 
anston, according  to  a plat  of  the  resub  of  b 9.  W C 
Grant,  Successor. 

Lots  46  47  and  48  in  Souerbry  & Gros’  sub  of  lot  or 
b 28  in  S T’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  Jacob  B Custer,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 

April  14. 

W 20  ft  of  lot  7 and  e 6 in  of  s 56  ft  lot  6 in  Drexel’s 
sub  of  blk  30  in  Assessor’s  div  of  nw  frac  qr  of  sec  22 
39  14.  F B Peabody,  Trustee.  L N. 

Lot  5 in  sub  of  so  frac  qr  of  sec  11  38  12.  J R Cus- 
ter, Master.  L N. 

April  1 H. 

Lot  18  b 1 in  Wilber  & Eberhart’s  sub  of  blk  25  in  C 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Kate  Lowry,  Guardian. 

Lot  3 in  Dalenberg’s  sub  of  pt  of  w Vi  of  sw  qr  of 
sec  15  37  14.  Thos  W Sennott,  Clerk.  L N. 

April  19. 

An  und  M of  lots  29  30  41  and  42  in  b 80  in  the  C T’s 
sub  of  sec  7 39  14,  and  lot  11  in  b 19  in  Johnson’s  sub  ' 
of  e hlf  of  se  qr  of  sec  6 39  14.  H P Farnsworth; 
Guardiau.  L N. 

E 3 ft  of  lot  10  and  w 17  ft  of  lot  11  in  b 6 in  New-' 
berry’s  add.  M F Donoghue,  Guardian.  L N. 


KNISELY  & MILLER 

129  & 131  SOUTH  CLINTON  ST., 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Boofers. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-O-Rf-E-E -3ST-S 

For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  b 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni 
formly  satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 
If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  b 
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WHITEWOOD. 

Hear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in 

$38.00@40. 

30.00 

35. 

Sox  boards 

35. 

uch  and  over 

26. 

30. 

lalf  inch 

23. 

28. 

jommon  lst,  1 in 

20. 

22. 

22. 

25. 

3ull  

12. 

15. 

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[ to  4 in 

$35.00@40. 

iVagon  stock 

40. 

tVagon  poles 

55.00@60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . . 

45.00@ 

Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear. 

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dressed  and  matched 

35.00@45.00 

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OAK. 

31ear $40. 

Lst  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.  @38. 

3ommon 22.  @25. 

limber 25.  @28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in  , clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45. 

Quartered 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 dear 30.  35. 

Common 26. 


lst  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80. 

lst  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@90. 

BUTTEBNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

lst  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55, 


Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50. 


Axles,  3x4,  per  pair . 

3K*4M 

4x5 

4x6 

434*6 

5x6 


75 

90  @ 1.00 
1.00@  1.25 
1.50 
1.75 
1.75 


BLACK  WALNUT. 


Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

lst  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

lst  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  60. 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over.  . . 75. 

3^x10  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00  @40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m . 125.00 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

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3x3 19 


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WHO  IS  UNACQUAINTED  WITH  THE  CEOCRAPHY  OF  THI8  COUNTRY,  WILL^ 
SEE  BY  EXAMININC  THIS  MAP,  THAT  THE 


CHICAGO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

: Rv  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East ; and 
1 vJest  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  ndd-conti- 
l „antoi  1,-nir  in  that  svstem  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  faciU“ 
and  SX ^ between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
taKhe^oKd  Bronte  to  and  from  points  East  Northeast  and 
Southeast  and  corresponding  points  W est,  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  iis  main  line  and  branches,  Chicago, 
Joliet  Ottawa,  La  Salle,  Peoria,  Geneseo,  Moline  and  Rock  Island,  in  Illinois ; 

lvfuaoatino  Washington,  Fairfield,  Ottumwa,  Oskaloosa,  West 
Li^^  U>w^  cfty,  Des  Mohiel  Indianola,  Winterset,  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
AudutonHarlan, Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin, 
mS™  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  and  Atchison, 
in  ICaSsM - Albe?t  Lea  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul,  in  Minnesota;  Watertown  in 
Dakota,  and  hundreds’  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 

THE  GREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  oi  continuous  steel  rail ;sub- 
stentlaUyDiSlt  culverts  and  bridges;  rolling  stock  as  near  perfection  aa 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 
and  air-brakes-  and  that  exacting  discipline  which  governs  the  practical 
operation  of  ali  its  trains.  Other  specialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 
all  connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 

1^TheFastiE^pres^ Trains" "be tween  Chicago  and  the  Mis^ml  Rive; 
posed  of  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches  Ma^iflcent  Pufima& 
Palace  Bleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dming  Cars,  in  which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  good  ® Ci t v^and 

Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

Is  the  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  Depots  for  all  points  in  the  Territories 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route,  Fast  Express  Trains  are > run to  the 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  huntmg  and  fish 
lng  grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  the 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastoral  lands  of  interior  Dakota.  ^ 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  ^as  been  opened 
between  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati,  Indianapolis,  and  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate ipointe. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable,  as  well  as 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada,  or 
by  addressing 


R.  R.  CABLE, 

Ptesldent  and  General  Manager,  Chicago. 


E.  ST.  JOHN,  i 

General  Ticket  and  Passenger  Agent,  Chlcagfc  1 


Maple  steps. 


.$35.  @40. 


lst  and  2d  clear 30,  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  lst $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25. 

Gray  elm 20. 

Sweet  gum,  lst  and  2d 35.  @40. 

Sycamore 25. 

Chestnut 50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.  @40. 

YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  0.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
lst  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,  4 inch ..  21. 

Culls 15 

beaded  CEILING  4 OB  6 INCH. 

lst  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

lst  and  2d  clear  % in°h 28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOABDS. 

B and  better $25.00 

STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  134>  13^  an<l 

2 in $35. 

Common 27. 

FINISHING. 

lst  and  2d  clear $32.00 


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a package  of  goods  of  large 
value,  that  will  start  you  in  work  that  will  at  once 
bring  you  in  money  faster  than  anything  else  inAmer- 
ica.  All  about  the  $200,000  in  presents  with  each  box. 
Agents  wanted  everywhere,  of  either  sex,  of  all  ages, 
for  all  the  time,  or  spare  time  only,  to  work  for  ns  at 
their  own  homes.  Fortunes  for  all  workers  absolute- 
ly assured.  Don’t  delay.  H.  Hallett  & Co.,  Port- 
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PALACE  FURNITURE  STORE 

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CHICAGrO.  ILL. 


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THE  STORE  FOR 


Gentlemanly  Treatment. 


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Cash  Goods. 


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No  Easy  Payments. 


± People  TIh.iEC.32:  "We  cL©ao.’t  Sell  Clieap 

ALL  THEY  HAVE  TO  DO  TO  BE  CONVINCED  IS  TO 

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CALL  AND  GET  OUR  PRICES! 


W e handle  no  poorly-made  goods,  and  as  we  do  no  easy  payment  business,  we  do  not  have  to  take 
goods  back  on  chattel  mortgages  and  place  them  on  our  floor  again  as  new. 

Our  Goods,  therefore,  are  all  free  from  vermin,  as  they  have  been  received  direct  from  the  factories  and 

have  not  been  in  use  in  all  sorts  of  tenement  houses,  and  as 


we:  sell  for  cash 


we  can  sell  goods  at  the  VERY  LOWEST  FIGURES. 
BE  SURE  AND  REMEMBER  THE  PLACE  : 


399  & 401  W.  MADISON 


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AND 


prices  of 

WHOLESALE  PRICES  OF 


Soft 

HARD  WOOD 


LUMBER. 


9 


rj.  J.  W ADE’S 


AND  ALL-PORCELAIN 

WATER  CLOSET. 


rpHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

I also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  end  Globes. 


House  Draining  and  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
;he  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— €AU  LOTS— DRY. 

SICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 


it  and  2d  clear,  2-inch 148  00 

it  and  2d  clear.  1 % and  1%  inches 46  00 

1 clear,  1*4,  1V6  and  2 incnes 44  00 

select,  W\  and  ll/2  inches 40  00 

select,  2 inches 42  00 

select,  lHi  U4  and  2 inches 32  00 

i4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

s4  B,  select 22  00 

k6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

it  and  2d  clear 48  00 

i clear 43  00 

select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

lear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

elect,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

select,  26  00 

hin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

Ail  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

q 33  oQ 

D stock,  i‘i,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

18  ft 23  00 

' 20  f t 23  00 

1 in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

‘ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

!-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

i and  20  feet 17  00 

5 feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

0 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
ressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

flooring,  e-inch 36  00 

B 34  00 

C 26  00 

. clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 26  00 

o IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 17  00 

10  feet 15  50 

lorway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B . 6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  15  60 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 16  50 

, partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 38  00 

B 36  00 

0 28  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

st  and  2d  clear 41  00 

. siding  strips 39  00 

. flooring  strips 34  00 

! „ 33  00 

' „ 24  00 

BEADED  CEILING TIED. 

Hear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

l,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  00 

B 20  00 

C 15  00 

Hear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Hear  and  A.  24 -inch.  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  00 

B,  % insh  , 6ireh 32  00 

SIDING — TIED. 

s and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

L siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

fencing  siding 10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
looring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

Vo.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  154  and  154-inch . . 13  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

Vo.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

Vo  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

lommon  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 


Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
n side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 


194  LaSalle  St.,  - 

Large  Stock  on  Hand. 


- - CHICAGO,  ILL 

Special  Work  to  Order. 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 


Pickets,  flat,  common 9 6 

Fiat,  rough,  mill  run 11  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  18  00 

1 14  square,  dressed  and  heuded,  selected.. . 21  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

254 -inch 0®  80 

254-inch 00  66 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 45 

Extra  A 2 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  004:16  00 

2x8  „ „ 12  004:14  50 

2x10,  „ „ 12  50416  00 

2x12,  „ 12  50417  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@14  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH— CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 2 00 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  14  6 inch,  7 feet 1054 

54  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

54  8 inch,  7 feet 1754 

54  8 inch,  7 feet 9 

54  9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length IS 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 Inch,  round,  full  length  35 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  flguree  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 


Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  254  in $23  00(3)25  00 

Thicker 25  00@27  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 

OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Common  14  00@16  00 

Timber 17  00@19  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Step  plank 27  00 

Cull 10  00 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

1st  and  2d 65  00@70  00 

Common 43  00(548  00 

Culls 24  00428  00 

Extra  good 70  00@75  00 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 22  00@24  00 

Common ' 14  00@16  00 

Cull 11  00@13  00' 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 60  00@65  00 

“ “ thick 65  00@70  00 

Cull 10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00@21  00 

Common 12  004 14  00 

Cull'. 6 00@  8 00 

h:ccory. 

1st  and  2d 25  00@30  00 

Cull 10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 32  00@35  00 

1st  and  2d,  154  Id  and  up 35  00@37  50 

BASSWOOD. 

Good..- 16  00(318  00 

Cull 5 00@  6 00 

Merchantable 13  00@14  00 

birch. 

Good 20  00@25  00 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00@17  00 

Cull 8 00 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00@16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 

beech. 

Good 14  00@15  00 

Cull 

Log  run 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 23  00(3)25  00 

Cull 6 00(3  10  00 

Log  run 13  00@15  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 30  0C@35  00 

Cull 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00@24  00 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00(5)20  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing.i' nch 24  00(526  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@29  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  00 

“ “ rough 52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

i HINGLES—  REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr  Ml 4.90  pr  M 

3qnareButts  4.60  pr  M 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 


Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


JOHN  IsTO-R/X'iri.J^. 
"The  Practical  Furnace  Man." 


Of  the  late  firm  of  Sebvohh,  Nobthes  & Go. 

MANUFAOTUBEB  AND  DEALKB  IN  THE 

-FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HKATU.lt." 
The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mauiels. 

Sonthweat  cor  l.ake  and  haanll*- 


Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 


H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabasb  Ave-»  Chicago 


Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint-  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  in  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  an  Tastes  and  Designs. 

218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICACO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


-A.2STD 


DECORATORS. 


Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons  : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave.  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR'-ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


NO  HAND  WORK  NECESSARY- 
send  copy  ;CHEAP,  ARTISTIC 


no  r^TiMhTF  CROSSCUP  & WEST  ENG.CO. 
ORESTIMATl)  907  filbert,  st.  phila.pa. 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So'e  Manufacturers  of 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings,  ' 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 


BOYNTON  FURNACES 

Ranges, 


Fine  Brass  Work, 

—AS— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass ) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


Fire-Place^and  Room 


Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 


Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
I, LAKE  STR’T. 

IJ 


IXTSTXZR-^XT  GTE  -A.  Gr  IE  ICT  C1T- 
170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  «CJo.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New 

eOSSSS  adjusted  and  paid  at  this  office,  t rt!'"ph0 


York, 
no  No 


METROPOLITAN 


COURSE  OF  STUDY : 

Book-keeping,  Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 

Penmanship,  Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Short-Hand,  Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling:. 


THE  BUSINESS  EXCHAStiE  IS  A 

great  business  \ 


In  which  you  eee  Banking;.  Manufacturing.  Importing.  Commission.  Jobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Real-Estate,  Insurance  and  Transport- 
ation Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 

Kg1”  Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time, 
rss-  Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call 

O.  M 


H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 


N.  A.  Boynton,  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  [ “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34-yrs. 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 


Sole  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 


Roofing! 


234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

( GafT  Building. ) 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 


142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ...  - ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


POWERS,  Principal. 


Sewer 

M3  Ml)  & MUSS'.’. 


107  '.a  alle  Street. 

Vania — ,.‘J  N Elizabeth  St. 
85th  «t  - I-.  k S.  M S.  R.  V. 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY, 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 


Pipe 


PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 

Cor.  Curtis  St.  CHICACO.  ILL. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
«.>  STEAM-FITTING, 

No.  9 Arcade  Court, 


Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CH  1C  AGO. 
22^“  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


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Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  14. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  APRIL  3,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 

RENTS- TENEMENT  INSPECTION 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES 

TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD VII.  & 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS 

TRUST  DEEDS x- 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  XII.  & 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD 


Page. 

I. 

II. 

III. 

IV. 
V. 

VI. 

VIII. 

IX. 

& XI. 

XIII. 

XIV. 
XV. 

XVI. 


ESTABLISHED  1855. 


J\  B.  SULLIVAN  <&  BRO, 
266  & 268  N.  Clark  St. 


PA  I NTING  CONTRACTORS! 


Dealers  in  all  Grades  of 

"W"  ALL  IPAFEIR,! 

Estimates  promptly  given.  Telephone — 3101.  Telephone — 883. 

South  Side  Office  — Room  15 -- 159  and  161  La  Salle  Street. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 

922  Chicago  Opera  House  Building, 


JNi . .iY.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

MfEMIPWIMICI 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 

219  E.  Washington  St. 


BRANCH  YARD: 

Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATINC,  H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

MarbleiWood  Mantels  Rea| 

Estate,  Loans, 


Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail 


Renting,  Insurance. 

92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


THOMAS  nelson.  [Established  1856].  w.  p.  nelson. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealer’s  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


246  Wabash  Ave., 


CHICAGO. 


9 


Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co., 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 

Re-Gfilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.;  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 


Finest  Pressed 


and 


Ornamental  Brick. 


175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


O.  H.  POSTAL, 

CARPE  LT  TER,  and  BUILD  ER, 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


W,  E.  WYATT  & CO.,  ROOFERS!  «£?  45™STATE  ST. 

TELEPHONE-9925.  rw  w 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY- 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


G.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoslcins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

^jp—Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water.  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

WaterJ  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  stnci  TUir*©  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  150  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,?  TT  r 
Telephone  8S3.  I 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 


ff 

south 


AWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting-  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


A LLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
A.  126  S.  Clark  street.  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


* NDERSON.  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 
A 153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agencyi 

Rooms  15-17,  90  I.aSalle  Sti  eet. 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 


J,  P.  BOWES. 


G.  B.  CRUICKSHANK. 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St  and  Wentworth  Ave, 


South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Deal  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - llLINOIS. 


Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  P.edemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 


Correspondence  Solicited. 


BROWN, 

Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


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ARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 


taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 


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HASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 


non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


CL  _A_  CLAUSSBNIUS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 


COLE,  M.  T . & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated.  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 


W.  L.  Davis 


C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate.  Loan  anti  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


D1 


Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


D 


Loans,  88  Washington  street. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  EST-A.TE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 


Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


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and  management  of  Re  Estate.  Evanstt 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  Rooms 
and  7 — 123  and  125  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  111. 


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and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


tl: 

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rt  OODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Rooi 
VT  32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 

GOODRIDOE,  EDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  Hous 
Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Publi 


Reference  since  1858 : Traders’  Bank. 


G1 


and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Bnrde.i  Block. 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 


^RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 


kers, cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 


LJ  UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN, 

It 


of  Lake  Street. 


H 


AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 


HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Real  Estate.  Loans  and  House  Renting. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 


KRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  : taxes  paid.  Office  : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor.  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 


jr-RAFT  & GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  _Real  Estate 


and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AGENCY. 

202  XaHxille  Street.  CHICAGO,  ILIj. 


T7TERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans  ; buys, 
V sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


/T  ROSS,  S.  E.  & CO.,  136  Clark  stret,  corner  Madi 
\T  son.  Making  subdivisions 


and  selling  lots 
specialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years 


rillDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 


cago. 


Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 


WALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

116  Monroe  Street. 


ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  Journal. 

OFFICE:  121  FIFTH  AVE,,  SECOND  FLOOR. 


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EBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  7,  111  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Seckist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

(R.  E -A.  X-i  ESTATE, 

163  LaSalle  St..  Itoom  17.  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


WJ1.  LEAtilK  & CO.. 

Heal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

T YMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
1 1 25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 

TtfAGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
ill  La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 

MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Heal  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 

f \SBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 
\ J Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

TJARROTT,  JAMES  J.— Real-Estate  anil  Loans — 
_L  Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 

T)ATTERSON,  THOMAS  E..  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
X Rooms  96  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  (108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St,,  - Chicago. 

DEED,  F.  J.  -161  La  Salle  st.  Renting  Agency. 
XL  Business  Property  a Specialty.  Chicago. 

D EDFIELD  C.  S, — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
XL  ance,  6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 

T>  IEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 
It  Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTCACE  LOANS' 

Room  8,  i 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

QCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
O kers,  79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

QCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
kJ  Fifth  ave.,  Staats  ZeitungBldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 

nCHDMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
IO  Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 

QTEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
IO  Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty  in  the  south* west  part  of  the  city  a speoi 

mHORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
X Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7. 
Chicago. 

J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeleb,  Jr. 

HEELER  & CO.,  Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting 
Room  9- -157  Washington  St. 


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Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


J AYTON,  R.  P. 


1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 


Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 


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AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 


N' 


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who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
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M.  O'BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Chicago. 


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Successor  to  H.  Peters, 


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SEWING-MACHINE 

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CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  APRIL  3,  1886. 


□Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  14. 

1BAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

[(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY,! 

121  Fifth  Ave.,  Chicago. 

TERMS : 

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latered  at  Chicago  Postoflioe  as  second-class  matter. 


REED  & HURLBTJT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REl\L  ESTATE. 

RA1UWAY  BONDS  FOR  SALE 

JOSIAH  H.  REED.  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 
1 Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago 

Room  2 165  Washinaton  St. 


0.  (J.  GORDON  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

79  Dearborn  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71,  / 

Unity  Building,  ) CiT.ioa.gO. 


0.  H.  BROOKS, 

Dealer  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Acre  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
Railway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago.' 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
03STE,  FOUR,  2STI3STE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  MADISON)  STREET. 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON . 

Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents.  

H.  C.  Zuttermeiste-.  C.  H.  Puscheck. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Beal  Estate  Agents, 

818  8.  LiLbTED  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILjli.  * 

Property  in  ail  parts  or  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rents 
Houses,  Collects  Kents,  etc.  Fire  insurance  placed  in 
retteble  companies. 

4&g^Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first*  class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 

WM.  F.  IUBEKeT 

Rea!  Estate  and  Loans. 

123  La  Salle  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
Sale  and  General  Management  of  j 
Real-Estate. 

H.  G.  MOREY  & GO 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

85  Washington  Street,  - - - Chicago, 

Estates  managed,  Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid. 

We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of  nogi 
residents. 

■ — — — 

D.  G.  HAMILTON.  P.  E.  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

BEAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

96  WASHINGTON  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & CO., 

BANKERS, 
Loans  * and  * Real  * Estate, 

88  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Thos.  B.  Bkyan,  John  D.  Jennings, 

President.  Vice-President. 

Sam’l  D.  Wabd,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r. 

The  Mutual  Trust  Society 

CAPSTAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other  Bonds; 
the  Execution  of  Trusts;  the  Investment  of  Trust 
Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates,  etc. 
Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully  guarded. 
Taxes  paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  St., 
Room  6.  Telephone  No.  51)92.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

lA.  BRAGG  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residen#| 


2K  KeBFCOT.  ' 1 ., . M G.  I11KKH0FF,  Jtt. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  tc  die  interests  of  non-residents 

c.  n.  mullikex, 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

JNO.  B KNIGHT.  jc.0.  M.  MARSHAL! 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

We  give  Speck-.1  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Noe 
Residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

J.  P WHITE  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  A goats, 

KOOM  4 UJiAPEK  ISLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL. 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents } 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

-J.  L.  TURNER.  w.  A.  BOND 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Heal  Estate 

Mortgage  Xicans, 

102  Washing-ton  St.,  Chxcag-o,  111. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
Commission.  Taxee  °aid,  Rents  Collected. 

Plot..  fDQ  Monoo-ovl 

Removal. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

— TO — 

I 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 

JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


Geo.  M.  Boghe.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  H.  B.  Bogus 

BOGUE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Hpeciu 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-iesidents  carefully  looked  after. 

SAM’L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Chicago, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 

removal. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

[ — TO— 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 

Edwin  F.  Getchell.  Bruce  B.  Barney. 

Edw.  F.GetcheH&Go., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


Chicago  Beal  Estate  Rooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

DEAEBOEN  Sc  RANDOLPH  Sts. , Main  Floor. 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 

JOHN  W.  BROOKS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

No.  144  La  Salle  St.,  Room  8. 

[pgp-  Insurance  placed  in  reliable  Companies 
Taxes  Paid.  Bents  Collected. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  city  bought  and  sold 
on  Commission . Interests  of  non-residents  carefully 

looked  after.  

F.  A.  Babnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Pabish. 

Barnes  & Parish, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

1STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED. 

Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real-Estate  Bought  and  L Sold. 
Telephone  No  438. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  APRIL  3,  1886. 


BUSINESS  OUTLOOK. 


THE  IIAItKIOT. 

Ninety- nine  Year  Leases  Girowing  in 
Popularity. 

General  trade  continues  very  quiet  at  all 
sea  - board  markets,  with,  however,  very 
little  change  comparatively  in  prices  of 
merchandise.  As  compared  with  the  corre- 
sponding period  last  year,  the  volume  of 
business  in  progress  shows  vast  improve- 
ment, and  in  every  respect  the  existing  sit- 
uation, as  well  as  the  future  outlook,  is  in 
striking  contrast  with  what  it  was  a year 
ago;  but  since  the  current  year  commenced 
the  progress  of  events  has  been  somewhat 
disappointing,  and  the  recent  developments 
have  somewhat  neutralized  the  hopeful  an- 
ticipations with  which  the  future  has  been 
viewed.  Confidence  has  not  been  shaken  in 
the  ultimate  results  of  a promising  outlook, 
but  there  is  an  evident  feeling  of  hesitation 
to  entering  upon  fresh  ventures,  and  a dis- 
position to  await  the  more  definite  solution 
of  existing  problems  that  seem  to  threaten 
and  hinder  the  march  of  progressive  im- 
provement. It  is  true  that  general  trade 
has  scarcely  as  yet  had  an  opportunity  to 
feel  the  stimulating  influences  of  the  antici- 
pated spring  movement,  and  the  real  break- 
ing up  of  the  roads  in  the  country  and  the 
actual  developments  of  the  season  have  not 
yet  occurred,  but  the  continued  absence  of 
any  material  improvement  in  the  demand 
for  general  merchandise  in  connection  with 
the  disquieting  influences  that  prevail  with 
respect  to  commercial  and  industrial  affairs, 
has  a tendency  to  further  restrict  the  vol- 
ume of  business  and  produce  an  uneasy 
feeling  lest  the  forecasts  of  the  future  have 
been  too  sanguine.  While,  however,  the  sur- 
face currents  are  for  the  moment  unfavor- 
able, the  undercurrent  gives  no  evidence  of 
having  relaxed  its  steady  onward  movement, 
there  is  no  reason  to  believe  that  consump- 
tion has  fallen  off,  production  is  not  accu- 
mulating supplies  that  can  not  be  market- 
ed, and  if  profits  are  narrow  and  fresh  busi- 
ness slow,  with  but  few  exceptions  supplies 
are  steadily  held,  and  there  is  an  absence  of 
pressure  to  sell  that  would  indicate  a loss  of 
confidence. 

The  abundance  of  money  now  being  loan- 
ed for  building  purposes  is  in  striking  con- 
trast with  the  condition  of  the  money  mar- 
ket four  or  five  years  ago.  At  that  time,  and 
for  several  years  previous,  the  favorite  ave- 
nues for  investments  were  stocks  and  bonds 
— even  mining  stocks  of  undeveloped  mines. 
There  is  less  excitement  and  less  interest 
shown  by  moneyed  men  even  in  Board  of 
Trade  operations,  and  the  bucket-shop  busi- 
ness is  almost  flattened.  It  is  no  exag- 
geration of  the  truth  to  say  that  the  bulk  of 
all  the  savings  of  the  people  is  being  invest- 
ed in  buildings  and  real  estate.  This  buii»- 
ing  fever  prevails  east  as  well  as  west, 
small  as  well  as  large  cities,  and  may 
said  to  amount  to  a “ craze.”  There  seen  ., 
to  be  nothing  else  to  put  their  money 
Never  before  was  the  building  of  su.  -» 
houses  by  capitalists  carried  on  to  such  *»• 
extent,  to  be  sold  on  quarterly  or  month 'w 
payments. 

These  large  operations  may  cause  a gi-» 
in  small  houses.  If  everybody  goes  on  pm 
ting  their  money  into  buildings, it  must.  B-* 
for  small  houses,  especially  in  the  manufii  »■ 
turing  districts,  there  is  a very  great  u >■ 
maud. 

The  contractors  tell  the  same  story.  Tins* 
think  the  year  promises  to  be  not  only  b«» 
ter  than  several  before  it,  but  one  quite  u . 
precedented  in  the  amount  of  building  op- 
erations. 

While  the  leasing  of  property  for  a term 
years,  ninety-nine  being  the  rule,  is  of  com- 
paratively recent  date  in  Chicago  and  ti» 


West,  it  is  by  no  means  so  in  the  East  and  in 
Europe,  for  it  has  been  in  vogue  there  fcr 
many  years.  In  London  many  leases  for  a 
term  of  ninety-nine  years  are  now  drawing 
to  a close.  The  successful  issue  of  these 
leases  where  they  have  been  tried,  and  the 
gilt  edge  security  which  such  a lease  gives  to 
the  capitalist,  are  already  causing  many'  to 
seek  this  kind  of  investment.  In  fact,  many 
of  the  sales  in  business  property  this  spring 
have  taken  place  on  the  condition  of  the 
property  being  leased  at  a fair  considera- 
tion. This  is  notably  so  in  the  transactions 
on  Market.  Franklin  and  Dearborn  streets. 

Take,  for  example,  a piece  of  vacant 
property  on  the  market  at  $50,000.  Many 
capitalists  stand  ready  to  purchase  it  if  it 
can  be  leased  for  a fair  consideration,  say 
six  per  cent.,  or  $3,000  a year,  with  a re-val- 
uation  of  the  property  every  five  or  ten 
years,  and  in  some  cases  longer  periods, 
during  the  term  of  ninety-nine  years.  Often 
it  is  stated  in  the  lease  that  said  improve- 
ments are  to  be  kept  in  repair.  The  obtain- 
ing of  reliable  parties  to  take  these  leases  is 
the  important  thing  in  such  transactions, 
and  some  of  our  agents  are  giving  their 
time  almost  exclusively  to  this  business, 
with  marked  success. 

Among  the  large  sales  recorded  this  week, 
and  which  swell  the  aggregate  amount  of 
the  sales  for  the  week  very  materially,  is  the 
lionore  block  for  $730,000,  mentioned  in 
last  week’s  issue;  also  the  sale  of  property 
located  at  the  junction  of  Western  ave.  and 
the  south  branch  of  the  river,  to  C.  H.  Mc- 
Cormick, Jr.,  for  $350,000.  The  important! 
business  building  on  the  southwest  corner 
of  Washington  st.  and  Wabash  ave.,  where 
D.  B.  Fisk  A Co.  have  carried  on  a wholesale  j 
millinery  and  fancy  goods  business  since 
1873,  was  last  week  sold  to  Albert  J.  Averell, 
real  estate  agent,  for  $525,000.  Although 
D.  B.  Fisk  <fc  Co.  have  sold  the  property, 
they  have  no  intention  of  relinquishing  their 
business,  and  have  renewed  a lease  with  the 
purchaser.  N.  B.  Ream  was  figuring  on  buy- 
ing the  block  for  some  time,  but  would  not 
offer  more  than  $500,000.  Mi.  Averell  stated 
that  he  had  purchased  the  property,  but  de 
dined  to  say  whom  he  acted  for  in  the  tran- 
saction. He  mentioned,  however,  that  a 
lease  of  the  building  had  been  granted  to 
D.  B.  Fisk  & Co.,  and  that  business  would  be 
conducted  by  them  as  usual.  Mr.  Averell 
further  stated  that  five  years  ago  he  had 
sold  the  block  to  D.  B.  Fisk  & Co.  for  $255.- 
000,  which  shows  that  in  this  limited  time 
Wabash  avenue  real  estate  has  more  than 
doubled  its  value. 

In  Englewood  an  important  purchase  was 
made  by  B.  F.  Jacob,  of  the  Rock  Island  R. 
R.,  of  property  betweet  61st  and  63d  sts..  and 
Wentworth  and  La  Salle  sts.  for  $60  000.  This 
is  business  property,  and  will  be  subdivided 
and  put  immediately  on  the  market.  J.  F. 
Mick  & Son  are  the  agents. 

Burke  & Adams  have  recently  opened  up  a 
new  subdivision  in  Englewood. 

At  Chicago  Lawn,  one  of  the  new  suburbs, 
building  operations  have  already  opened  up. 
It  is  situated  southwest  of  the  city,  on  the 
Chicago  & Grand  Trunk  Railroad  and  63d  st. 
John  T.  Eberhart  is  a large  owner  of  this 
property,  and  is  preparing  extensive  build- 
ing plans  for  this  year. 

W.  T.  Cushing  reports  an  advance  of  at 
least  twenty  per  cent,  in  property  adjoining 
Ogden  ave.  and  Flournoy  st.,  since  last  year. 
This  property  is  now  bringing  what  it  did 
twelve  vears  ago.  In  other  words,  it  has  tak- 
( ..uu  * ingth  of  time  to  recover  from  the  ef- 
i the  panic. 

I - «eal  Estate  Board  will  hold  its  regular 
i u...uut  meeting  Wednesday,  April  7,  at  4 


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Pianos  and  Organs. 


The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  flit 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompar- 
able ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 


Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


‘208  North  F-r.swtwa  v.  ST.  I, CITS 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


3STo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 


, .....mol-house  to  cost  $30,000  will  he  erect- 

I .««  »»  i>  yde  Park,  and  will  be  the  best  school- 
I »,i  Cook  Co.  The  houses  built  here 

| >.****  ^ itween  $4,000  and  $7,000. 
i «.ew  school-house  at  La  Grange  is  well 

l .........  . ay.  It  will  cost  $20,000. 

I »..wiml  Klauber  has  resumed  the  real  es- 
l ..»nuess  again,  after  an  absence  of  seve- 
| TUI  tllS. 

I *»..&*  Davis  & Co.  report  the  sale  of  four 
\ >%*«•  W%t  * •gyle.  Three  residences  are  now  go- 

I •■'e. 

I I'm  Tiffany  Pressed  Brick  Co.  have  made 
I i>upn>i"iuents  in  their  manufactory  at  Mo- 
i 111.,  during  the  winter,  amounting 

| to  »*»,o00.  The  demand  for  their  brick  is 
| nuw  j^ir  ater  than  they  can  meet.  Their  fa- 
j Mutim  can  be  increased  so  that  they  will  be 
* •*»  '.urn  out  20,000  a day. 


Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 


Gram  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

^Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


19o 


The  Euclid  Stone  Co.  have  received  the 
intract  for  sidewalk  on  both  sides  of  42d  st., 
etween  Drexel  boulevard  and  Cottage 
rove  ave.  Business  is  opening  very  good 
>r  spring  trade. 

The  Anderson  Pressed  Brick  Co.  report  an 
nprovement  in  their  business  over  last 
ear. 


DEFECTIVE  BUILDINGS. 

BESPONSIBILITY  OF  ABOHITECTS. 

The  seven-story  building  owned  by  J.  B. 
low,  on  the  corner  of  Franklin  and  Lake 
reets  is  not  yet  completed  and  is  in  a fair 
ay  to  fall  down.  The  Franklin  street  side 
r the  building  is  resting  on  jack  screws, 
ass  Chapman  is  the  architect. 

The  W.  A,  Thomas  Building  corner  Dear- 
irn  and  Harrison  streets  seven-stories  high, 
in  a worse  condition.  The  foundations 
e giving  away  and  the  building  now  rcst3, 
l jacks-screws.  H.  R.  Wilson  is  the  archi- 
ot.  The  owner  threatens  suit  against  the 
chitect  for  $ 10,000 

In  last  weeks  issue  we  reported  the  build- 
gs  or  row  of  buildings  on  the  south  east 
rner  of  Lake  and  Ada  streets  as  being 
perfectly  constructed.  The  man  who 
ade  the  report  to  this  Joubnal  that  the 
irtition  walls  in  the  last  mentioned  build- 
g were  unsafe  is  the  owner  of  the  block 
i the  north  east  corner  of  Lake  and  Ada 
reet  and  is  also  the  owner  of  other  prop- 
ty  in  the  immediate  neighborhood.  Our 
porter  did  not  make  a thorough  examina- 
>n  of  the  structure  for  want  of  time  and 
lied  on  the  statement  of  a property  owner 
to  was  vouched  for  by  still  another  prop- 
ty  owner  in  the  neighborhood.  If  our 
formant  has  stated  an  untruth  we  will 
lblish  the  facts  as  they  are.  If  an  archi- 
ct  is  employed  to  make  the  plans  and 
perintend  the  construction  of  a building 
id  makes  a disgraceful  failure  of  the  work 
e public  shouid  know  it  in  order  that 
hers  may  not  be  imposed  upon.  A sort 
Building  Inspection  Department  will  be 
aintained  by  the  Real  Estate  and  Build- 
g Joubnal  and  communications  bearing 
1 the  subject  will  be  published  for  the  good 
: the  city. 

Architects  to  a very  great  extent  have  the 
lauty  and  permanence  of  our  city  in  their 
inds  as  well  as  the  lives  of  human  beings. 

OINCS  OF  PROPERTY  OWNERS. 

The  property  owners  of  Indiana  avenue 
■e  endeavoring  to  have  that  thoroughfare 
inverted  into  a Boulevard.  An  ordinance 
is  been  granted  to  the  South  Side  City 
ailway  Co  to  lay  a double  track  on  Indiana 
venue.  A movement  is  on  foot  to  improve 
is  avenue  from  Twenty-second  to  Thirty- 
inty  street  in  co-operation  with  the  street 
ailway  Co.  in  the  work  of  general  improve- 
lents. 

The  entire  width  of  the  avenue  is  sixty - 
x feet,  of  which  the  roadway  takes  up 
lirty-eight  feet  and  the  sidewalks  fourteen- 
he  new  double  track  will  leave  eleven  feet 
f roadway  between  the  track  and  the  curb, 
hree  weeks  ago  George  W.  Mathews,  Louis 
' ahl,  and  a number  of  other  property-own 
rs  put  their  heads  together,  and  by  dint  of 
isitation  and  influence  have  already  suc- 
ked in  converting  the  majority  of  the 
roperty -owners  to  their  views.  According 
> the  proposed  plan  the  roadway  of  the 
venue  will  be  widened  by  setting  back  the 
rb  four  feet  on  each  side,  thus  making  the 
ladway  only  four  feet  narrower  than  that 
f Michigan  avenue.  The  sidewalks  will  be 
x feet  wide  independent  of  a coping  four 
let  high  on  the  lawn  side  of  the  walk, 
is  is  intended  to  protect  the  lawns  from 
1 walk,  and  three  f6et  will  be  added  to 


the  lawns  in  front  of  the  houses.  All  the 
fences  and  copings  are  to  be  removed,  and 
trees  will  be  placed  on  the  front  line  of  the 
lots  in  such  disposition  that  the  avenue  will 
be  eight  feet  wider  between  the  trees  than 
Michigan  avenue.  Very  few  of  the  old  trees 
which  at  present  grace  the  avenue  are  worth 
preserving,  their  growth  having  been  stunt- 
ed through  lack  of  nourishment  induced  by 
the  stone  sidewalk  and  the  hard  roadway. 
Any  of  them,  however,  whose  lives  it  may  be 
desirable  to  spare  will  be  placed  in  line 
with  the  new  trees  on  the  lawns.  The  pro- 
moters of  the  improvement  claim  that  the 
arrangement  of  the  trees  will  give  the  ave- 
nue the  appearance  of  a broad  boulevard, 
and  so  add  materially  to  its  beauty,  and 
consequently  enhance  the  value  of  property 
The  majority  of  the  property-owners  are 
enthusiastic  over  the  projected  improve- 
ment, and  petitions  in  favor  of  the  changes 
are  being  evtensively  circulated  and  signed 
in  the  district.  The  expense,  it  is  said,  will 
not  be  great.  The  South  Side  City  Rail- 
way Company  will  use  horse-cars  in  the 
meantime  on  the  double  track  when  con- 
structed, but  the  property-owners  antici- 
pate that  before  long  a cable  system  will  be 
introduced  on  the  road. 


DKCOICATOKM  A \ I>  FAINT  HIM. 

No  trade  is  more  in  season  at  this  time  of 
the  year  than  that  of  the  decorator  and 
painter,  for  no  custom  is  more  prevalent 
than  the  cleaning  and  repairing  of  spring. 

A little  paint  and  fresh  wall  paper  are  the 
essentials  at  this  time.  Prominent  among 
the  large  decorators  and  painters  is  the  firm 
of  J.  B.  Sullivan  & Bro.,  266  and  268  North 
Clark  st.  Their  facilities  for  painting,  dec- 
orating, frescoing  and  paper  hanging  are 
the  best,  these  different  departments  being 
equipped  with  expert  workmen,  and  under 
the  supervision  of  skilled  men. 

They  also  are  dealers  in  wall  paper  and 
decorations,  and  carry  constantly  a large 
stock  of  all  grades  of  imported  and  domestic 
wall  papers  and  decorations. 

Some  of  the  finest  work  in  Chicago  and 
vicinity  has  been  committed  to  them.  Be- 
lieving that  their  work  should  be  their  best 
testimonial,  they  take  pleasure  in  referring 
to  the  many  buildings  in  Chicago  and  the 
West  which  they  have  painted  and  decor- 
ated. 

Real  estate  agents  and  property  owners 
by  dealing  with  them  will  derive  the  benefit 
of  their  many  years  of  experience,  and  may 
feel  assured  of  satisfaction. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bebniiabd  F.  Webeb,  Rooms 
16  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wm.  Gabnett  & Co.,  18 
Dearborn  st. 

Corner  Van  Buben  and  Clinton  sts., about 
160  feet  square,  or  will  lease  for  long  term. 

Calumet  av.  and  RAy  st.,  two  corners,  300 
feet  frontage.  Builders  call. 

Michigan  av.,  stone  front  finely  located. 
$35,000;  lot  30x175. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.  : 

Business  property  on  Kinzie-street,  east  of 
Wells.  Now  rented  for  $2,200.  Price, 
$19,000. 

46  acres  on  Lake  Shore,  north  of  city. 

20  “ on  Stony  Island-ave.,  near  railroads 

and  shops;  splendid  site  for  manuf’ct’rng. 

10  acres  on  State-st.,  south. 

25  feet  on  Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park. 

50  “ “ Barry-ave.,  near  the  Lake. 

50  “ “ Vernon-ave.,  $90  a foot. 

50  “ “ Indiana-ave.,  bet.  45th  and  46th. 

3-story  and  basement  stone-front  house, 
Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park;  $7,000. 

2 new  brick  flats,  north  side;  $5,000. 

Handsome  residence  on  Barry-ave.,  near 
Lake  Shore;  $9,500. 

7 fine  residences,  west  of  Lincoln  Park; 
about  $40,000. 


FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  Nobth 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dbeyeb  & Co.,  88 
Washmgton-st.: 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clabk  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buben-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chioago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chioago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st, — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chioago-ave. — 2-story  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clakk-st. — Stone-front  store  . . $16,000 
Nobth  Clabk-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thibty-seventh 

st.— 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Habmon-ooubt — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

Nobth  Claek-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stery  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments  $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-atory  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st ...  $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  iront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Jt  arK. 

3 maroie  ironts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 

avo. 


VOV  KALE— 

i»o.i>ui  acres  of  choice  lands  in  Bailey 
’ r*’  Owner  will  put  the  land 

against  me  value  of  it  in  cash,  and  stock 
n vita  cattle  and  own  it  jointly,  or  take 
tne  worm  of  the  land  in  stock  of  a cattle 
company.  It  is  fine  agricultural  land  and 
is  worm  $2.50  per  acre. 

iaayid  Boos,  care  of  this  Journal. 

e ’ CINUED  ON  sixth  page.) 


The  Boynton  Furnace  Co.,  75  and  77  Lake 
street  are  now  in  the  field  with  a complete 
line  of  Boynton’s  latest  patterns  of  furnaces 
fireplace  and  room  heaters,  which  are 
adapted  to  all  kinds  of  fuel  and  for  warm- 
ing all  classes  of  buildings.  They  have  also 
perfected  arrangements  for  handling  the 
well-known  Tuttle  & Bailey’s  Registers,  for 
the  trade  in  the  West. 

They  desire  to  call  especial  attenion  to 
the  fact  that  all  the  late  patterns  of  Boyn 
ton’s  furnaces,  ranges  heaters,  etc.,  in  the 
market  are  manufactured  by  the  Boynton 
Furnace  Co,  only,  and  in  these  goods  buyers 
will  get  the  latest  and  best  ideas  of  Mr.  N.  A. 
Boynton,  who  is  president  of  the  Boynton 
Furnace  Co.,  and  who  gives  personal  super 
vision  to  the  manufacture  of  all  their  goods 
bearing  his  name.  He  is  the  originator  and 
patentee  of  all  the  Boynton  Furnaces  that 
have  ever  been  placed  on  the  market.  They 
have  78  sizes  and  styles  of  their  furnaces. 


Master  Carpenters  and  Manufac- 
turers of  Wood  Building  Ma- 
terial Association. 

The  association  of  the  above  name  held 
an  ajourned  meeting  for  further  organ- 
ization and  business,  on  Tuesday,  March  30, 
at  the  Grand  Pacific  Hotel. 

A large  number  of  carpenters  and  man- 
ufacturers were  present,  thirty-six  of  whom 
paid  their  initiation  fee  and  thereby  became 
members.  Among  the  prominent  firms  rep- 
resented, were  the  W.  E.  Frost  Mfo\  Co. 
Wintermeyer  & Dempsey,  Goss  <fc  i'mmpn, 
Campbell  Bros.  Mfg.  Co.,  Koll  & 

Thos.  Dowling  & Son,  Clark  & son,  Vvna  au* 
vor,  Wm.  Grace,  Dixon  <fc  Peterson, 
Swiney,  Wm.  Hearson,  Thos.  Sollm,  juuu 
Newquist,  et  al. 

Officers  were  chosen  as  follows:  Fioonnm.., 
W.  E.  Frost;  Vice-President,  Wm. 

Treasurer  Peter  Kauff;  Sec’y,  W.  T,  ui*ni, 
Directors,  Messrs.  Heath,  Grace,  Cainpu«u, 
Jackson,  Dixon  and  Mavor. 

The  object  of  the  association  j«  iu r mo 
discussion  of  matters  relating  to  car 
adjusting  of  labor  troubles,  prot*o»iu«. 
dealing  with  architects,  and  for  the 
promotion  of  the  interests  of  the  catim.n,.. 
and  manufacturers. 

The  interest  taken  by  the  leading  n»u 
the  profession  already  give  assurjt«o»  of 
the  success  of  the  association. 


WANTED— 

A party  having  had  experience  in  the  build- 
ing and  real  estate  business  is  desirous  of 
connecting  himself  with  some  reliable  real 
estate  house,  where  his  ability  can  be  used 
and  appreciated.  If  you  can  nse  such  a man, 
please  address  B.,  care  R.  E.  & Building 
Joubnal,  121  Fifth  Ave. 


FOR  SALE — By  T.  A.  Henshaw,  161  La  Salle 
st.,  Room  4: 

$35,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  corner,  improved, 
desirable  investment. 

33.000.  W.  Lake  st.,  3-storj  stores  and  flats; 

paying  well. 

10.000.  W.  Madison  st.,  3-story  stone  front 

store  and  flats. 

7,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  store  and  flats. 

115.  Van  Buren  st.,  near  Lincoln,  24x100 
feet. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Congress,  desirable 
corner. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Van  Buren,  50  feet. 
Ogden  ave.  near  Taylor,  24  feet. 


WEST  SIDE— ELEGANT  STONE  FRONT 
HOUSE  FOR  RENT  CHEAP. 

Three  stories  and  attic,  good  width,  deep, 
comfortable,  with  furnace;  water  on  three 
floors.  House  contains  about  12  rooms,  and 
all  conveniences.  For  $40  per  month  to  a 
good  tenant.  Apply  to 

R.  W.  Hyman  Je.  & Co., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


FOR  SALE — By  Wm.  F.  Lubeke,  123  La- 
Salle St. 

$7,000.  North  Park  av,  near  Wisconsin  st. 
fine  twelve-room  residence,  with 
steam  heating  and  all  improvements; 
a bargain. 

14.000.  N.  Clark  st.,  south-west  cor.  Fred- 
erick; 114x200  feet. 

2.000.  Belden  ave.,  east  of  Lincoln  ave., 
25x119  feet. 

V.00.  State  st.,  near  48th,  large  frame 
store  and  dwelling;  rent  $600. 

' , '00.  Shurtleff  ave.,  near  31st  st.;  two 
frame  houses  and  lots;  rent  $720. 


kOR  SALE  by  F.  A.  Henshaw,  161  La- 
Salle st,  Room  4.  Ogden  av.  near  Van 

Buren  st.,  50x110  ft. 

Near  Ashland  av.,  2-story  brick  flat, $6, 800; 
rants  for  $60. 

Thied  av.,  between  Van  Buren  and  Har- 
iiDon,  25  or  50  ft. 

Deabbobn  st.,  near  Harrison,  50  ft.  to 
a -,urth  av 


jfOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White  & Co.,  Room  4, 
Reapeb  Block,  N.  E.  Cor.  of  Clark  and 
Washington  Sts.: 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  central  busi- 
=iss  property  on  leading  business  streets, 
m>  State,  West  Madison,  Halsted,  etc.  Any 
one  desiring  to  invest  in  any  part  of  the 
city  or  suburbs  will  find  the  best  in  the  mar- 
K«t  by  conferring  with  us. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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Profits  on  Mahogany  Furniture. 


j^T  THE  office  of  the  only  mahogany  lumber  yard  in 
Chicago  a representative  of  the  Journal  learned  what 
will  be  a surprise  to  a majority  of  Chicagoans — that  the  cost 
of  manufacturing  a chair  or  any  piece  of  furniture  of  ma- 
hogany is  but  little  more,  even  if  the  cost  of  the  material 
is  included, than  of  any  other  good  material;  ash,  walnut  or 
oak  for  instance.  The  prices  charged  for  mahogany  lumber 
in  this  city  delivered  on  the  cars  or  laid  down  in  any  yard 
or  on  any  lot  within  the  city  limits,  is  from  11c  to  20c  per 
square  foot. 

Large  Cuba  mahogany,  one  inch  thick  and  over,  first 
quality,  is  14c  to  16c  per  foot;  small  Cuba,  11c;  St.  Jago, 
18c;  St.  Domingo,  20c;  and  Mexican  mahogany,  from  13  to 
17c;  second  grade  ranges  from  10  to  1114  cents  per  foot. 

Honduras  mahogany  is  not  the  best  by  any  means,  as 
many  suppose,  but  St.  Domingo  is  among  the  very  best.  By 
actual  measurement  the  amount  of  this  material  used  in 
an  ordinary  chair  is  from  5 to  6 feet,  say  at  15  cents  per 
foot,  making  the  cost  of  the  wood  in  a piece  of  furniture, 
retailed  at  $25,  cost  but  about  90  cents.  It  requires  less 
work  to  make  a fine  chair  in  mahogany  than  it  does  in 
cherry  or  birch,  or  even  walnut;  because  of  the  susceptibil- 
ity of  the  first  of  a finer  finish  in  the  natural  wood. 

A furniture  establishment  on  Wabash  avenue  recently 
sent  a mahogany  chair  to  the  private  office  of  Mr.  Pullman 
and  charged  for  it  the  sum  of  $50.  The  amount  of  wood 
in  the  chair  is  less  than  12  feet,  1 inch  measurement.  The 
carving,  although  somewhat  elaborate,  could  not  possibly 
amount  to  enough  to  bring  the  cost  up  to  $15.  A gain  of 
$35  on  an  outlay  of  $15  is  a profit  of  233  per  cent.  A ma- 
hogany chair,  in  solid  wood,  costs  as  much  or  more  than 
one  which  is  upholstered  and  covered  with  leather. 

Furniture  dealers  know'  these  things  but  they  will  not 
thank  the  Journal  for  giving  the  above  imformation,  and 
will  doubtless  make  a very  different  showing.  A reference 
to  prices  of  mahogany  on  page  five,  will  keep  them  within 
bounds  when  talking  to  customers. 


Looking  over  the  back  numbers  of  the  Journal  the 
following  articles  appear  on  “Cutting  Mahogany  in  Mex- 
ico,” and  “ Mahoganizing  Mahogany:” 


IJIHE  practice  of  deception  in  the  manufacture  of  arti- 
cles of  luxury  and  adornment  by  means  of  surface 
imitation,  giving  them  an  apparent  quality  and  value 
which  they  do  not  possess,  has  long  prevailed  in  the  arts. 
It  has  long  been  a feature  of  cabinet  furniture  of  the  cheap- 
er grades.  There  is  and  always  will  be  a market  for  such 
wares,  because  great  numbers  of  buyers  cannot  afford  to 
pay  for  what  is  genuine  and  intrinsically  excellent,  but  are 
willing  to  take  the  next  best  thing — a good  imitation  which 
can  only  be  detected  by  experts.  The  manufacturers  and 
vendors  in  a purely  business  point  of  view,  cannot  be  justly 
blamed  for  supplying  the  demand  for  goods  in  their  line. 
Indeed,  the  force  of  competition  makes  it  unavoidable,  so 
long  as  there  is  no  concerted  action  by  the  trade  against 
pandering  to  such  a perversion  of  good  taste. 

The  Supremacy  of  mahogany  as  the  king  of  cabinet 
woods  has  long  been  conceded,  and  it  is  not  likely  that  it 
will  ever  be  supplanted  by  a successful  rival.  Sometimes, 
but  not  often,  it  goes  out  of  fashion  for  a brief  period,  as 
it  did  some  twenty  j ears  ago  to  make  way  for  the  black 
walnut  craze.  But  it  did  not  stay  long  under  a cloud,  the 
importations  increasing  from  half  a million  feet  in  1874  to 
ten  millions  in  1884.  In  one  respect  it  has  an  advantage 
over  almost  all  other  woods.  Its  beauty,  instead  of  deter- 
iorating, increases  with  age;  it  does  not  shrink,  warp  or 
check,  and  the  peculiary  rich  tone  of  mahogany  furniture 
made  fifty  years  ago  can  be  acquired  only  by  the  lapse 
of  time,  and  time  is  therefore  an  unavoidable  element  in  the 
price  of  the  product.  Furniture  that  has  thus  been  en 
riched  and  beautified  by  age  is  called  “ antique,”  a term 
which  heightens  the  charm  and  intensifies  the  desire  for  its 
possession;  and  manufacturers,  in  order  to  profit  by  the 
rage  and  serve  their  customers,  have  resorted  to  a process 
of  staining  new  mahogany,  or  toning  it  up,  as  it  is  called, 
so  as  to  counterfeit  the  appearauce  of  age  and  give  an 
antique  effect  to  the  new  wood,  the  furniutre  being  real 
mahogany  upon  which  no  deception  has  been  practiced 
except  to  make  it  look  older  than  it  really  is. 

But  like  most  other  manias,  the  antique  craze  is  subsid- 
ing; either  because  the  price,  as  a rule,  is  an  infalible  index 
of  what  is  real  and  what  is  spurious,  or  because  reputable 
manufacturers  are  not  disposed  to  encourage  deception. 
Rosewood,  the  nearest  rival  of  mahogany,  is  also  subjected 


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$1,000  COTTAGE. 

This  handsome  brick  cottage  is  one  of  a popular  style,  built  of  common  brick  on  sills  and  piers,  with 
shingle  roof.  The  arrangement  of  rooms  is  such  as  to  accommodate  a large  family,  the  rooms  being  of 
good  size,  suited  in  form  for  furniture.  The  same  building  made  higher  to  accommodate  attic  rooms  and 
a neat  stair  case  to  attic  story,  can  be  built  for  $1,500  or  $1,600,  and  be  well  finished.  This  class  of 
building  is  suitable  to  persons  for  temporary  use,  who  expect  to  have  better  prospects  in  the  near  future 


RESIDENCE-— By  J.  H.  CAkPENTER,  ARCHITECT— 1 56  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
design  is  applicable  to  a residence  where  basements  are  desirable.  It  shows  well  and  is  a popular 
s } e.  1 ho  fronts  should  be  of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  and  it  is  appropriate  to  a building  costing  from 
A°  the  number  of  rooms. 


to  the  staining  process,  which  robs  it  of  its  natural  beauty 
when  new,  to  make  it  saleable.  Whatever  in  esthetic  adorn- 
ment pretends  to  be  what  it  is  not,  and  to  have  cost  what  it 
did  not,  is  a cheat,  an  imposition  and  lie;  and  in  cabinet 
work,  in  architectual  construction  and  kindred  things,  it  is 
always  better  to  let  the  material  speak  for  itself,  whether 
it  is  mahogany,  new  or  old,  rosewood,  cherry,  oak  or  what 
not.  Painted  surfaces  are  not  objectionable,  except  in  so 
far  as  they  are  intended  to  deceive  by  a close  imitation  of 
something  better  than  what  the  paint  covers. 


IN  MEXICO  the  season  for  cutting  mahogany  usually 
commences  about  August.  Gangs  of  Indian  laborers 
are  employed,  consisting  of  2 to  50  each,  under  the  direction 


of  a captain.  Each  gang  has  also  a cazador,  or  huntsmai' 
whose  duty  it  is  to  search  the  trackles  forest  for  suitab 
trees  to  be  felled  and  to  guide  the  wood-cutters  to  L 
places.  The  felled  trees  of  a single  season  are  scatter!, 
over  so  wide  a space  that  miles  of  roadways  have  to  » 
made  to  reach  them,  and  numerous  rude  bridges  constru  ■ 
ed  over  the  rivers  that  lie  in  the  way.  All  the  largest  lo 
have  to  be  “squared”  before  they  are  brought  away  on  ru 
wheeled  trucks  along  these  forest  roads.  Each  truck  1 
quires  seven  pairs  of  oxen,  and  the  work  could  be  mu 
more  expeditiously  done  by  our  portable  railways  a 
plantation  engines.  The  implements  used  by  the  Mexic 
in  this  trade  are  rude  and  insufficient,  large  bodies  j 
timber  being  often  spoiled  by  their  insufficiency,  combin 
with  the  ignorance  of  the  workmen  employed. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


ioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

ireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  8483 


0.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 


-DEADER8  IN- 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 

iin  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard,  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 

JTORY:  761  to  773  S.  Canal  St.  ) f^TTIT1  A 

e Canalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St.  ) 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M.  Boice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


vance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Butte;  Mont. — A new  $25,000  vaudeville  theatre  is  to  be 
scted  here  next  summer.  Plans  have  not  as  yet  been 
ide- 

Hottonwood.  mont. — Work  has  been  commenced  upon  a 
w church,  the  estimated  cost  of  which  is  placed  at  $9000. 
Des  Moines,  Ia. — Architect  Foster  & Libbe  reports:  for 
mis  Harbach,  a six-story  business  house.  For  G.  M. 
pper,  a new  residences  on  West  Center  street;  cost  about 
,600, 

rhe  Reformed  Lutherans  (Swede)  expect  to  build  a church 
re  this  season.  The  city  contemplates  building  a hospi- 
this  year.  Messrs.  Polk  & Hubble  will  build  forty  ten- 
ients  on  Sycamore  street;  C.  H.  Atkin,  builder.  Mr.  T. 
yd  proposes  to  erect  four  business  houses  on  Locust 
eet  near  Fifth.  The  Oda-Fellows  are  talking  of  building 
permanent  home  on  their  present  property  on  Locusi, 
tween  Sixth  and  Seventh  streets.  Mr.  Fritz  will  build  a 
siness  house  on  the  corner  of  Third  and  Locust  streets. 
The  agricultural  society  will  do  some  building  on  their 
rmanent  grounds  east  of  the  city.  W.  F.  Hackney  is 
air  architect. 

Marshall.  Minn.— The  trustees  of  the  M.  E.  Church  are 
jeiving  bids  for  building  a new  church;  also  a $15,000 
mol  house  will  be  built  here. 

Mankato,  Minn. — Blue  Earth  County,  will  build  a $75,000 
□rt  house;  Mr.  L.  Patterson  will  erect  an  $8,000  residence 
io  a $10,000  Baptist  Church  will  be  erected. 

Minneapolis,  Minn. — T.  D.  Skiles  will  erect  a $20,000 
siness  block  on  13th  Ave  south  and  Washington  avenue, 
mball  & Jones  architect;  The  Mormania  Society  will 
ild  a four-story  brick  and  stone  building  on  3rd  street 
d 12th  avenue  at  a cost  of  $45,000  C.  F Struck  architect. 
St.  Paul,  Minn. — Geo.  Fletcher  has  contracted  to  build  a 
w school  house  to  cost  about  $20,000. 

Independence,  Kan. — A new  hotel  on  Main  street;  a three 
iry  brick  building  is  contemplated;  also  several  two- 
>ry  brick  and  another  story  added  to  some  one-story 
lilding  on  same  street. 

Minneapolis,  Minn. — Jno.  Ryan, (addition  to  brick  laun- 
y.  to  cost  $2,500;  also,  A.  and  F.  M.  Barnard  will  build  a 
ick  warehouse  and  shop  on  Hennepin  ave.,  costing  $3,000; 
W.  Prouty  will  build  a brick  mill  on  Pleasant  ave.,  at  a 
st  of  $2,000;  F.  W.  Finke  will  build  a brick  veneered 
celling  on  15th  street,  at  at  a cost  of  $3,000;  W.  E.  Crain, 
ne-room,  two-story  brick  dwelling,  costing  $2,000. 
Arkansas,  Kan.— A new  Catholic  church  will  be  built. 
Junction  City,  Kan. — The  Rockwell  Block  will  build  a 
ty-foot  addition. 

Nebraska  City,  Neb. — New  court-house  to  be  begun  soon. 
North  Branch,  Mich. — W.  Coffron  & Co.  are  preparing 
aterials  to  build  a substantial  hotel. 

Watertown,  Dak. — The  hotel  project  is  to  be  carried 
it.  The  location  will  be  on  Maple  street,  north  of  the  Re- 
iblicau  land  office.  It  will  be  50x100  feet,  three-stories 
gh,  and  of  solid  brick. 


Rook  Valley,  Iowa. — The  United  Presbyterian  Society 
will  erect  a $3,000  church  this  year. 

Lapeer,  Mich. — Glanfield  & Son,  contractors  and  build- 
ers of  Vassar,  have  secured  the  contract  to  build  two  stores 
at  Brock  way  Center,  two  stores  at  Imlay  City,  and  a school 
at  Davison. 

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MAHOGANY. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany: 


Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st 14@16c  per  ft. 

Small  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ “ 1st 11c 

St.  Jago  “ 1 “ “ “ “ 1st 18c 

St.  Domingo  1 “ “ “ “ 1st 20c 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ “ 1st 13c@17c 

Large  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ “ 2d 11c 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ “ 2d 10c@ll)^c. 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 


mason’s  supplies. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  ^ square  foot 18@  — 

10-inch  thick,  3#  square  foot 20^  — 

12-inch  thick  3$  square  foot 22@  — 

Rublestone,  lb  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard.  7 50 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 55 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches 00  24 

« “ “ 4 “ 00  28 

“ Building  stone,  per  cube 00  50@00  60 

Maxwell  <fc  Co.: 

“ “ 3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars  00  22 

“ “ 4-inch  “ “ 00  26 

“ “ Building  Stone 00  50@C0  56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls  95 

Common  brick,  38  M 9 00@10  00 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 16  00a22  00 

Anderson’s 22  00@29  00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  f M 65  C0@300  00 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 42  00@45  00 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 50  00 

Racine  Pressed  Brick 20  00 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 30  00@33  00 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick @25  00 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 22  00@30  00 

St.  Louis  Pressed @27  0C 

Trenton @38  00 

Fire  Brick  jj!  M 25  00@50  Of 

Michigan  Stucco 4 75@  2 00 

New  York  Stucco 1 75 

Cement, 5Utica,  and  Buffalo,  3$  bbl 1 00@  1 2t 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee  $ bbl.  1 00@  1 25 

Portland  Impt  Cement 3 00@  3 25 

White  Sand  $ bbl 1 00@  1 26 

Fire  Clay  $ bbl 2 00@  3 60 

Plastering  Hair  33  bush 25 @35 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 12)^ 

Roofing,  ^ square  gravel  3 00@  5 50 

Asphalt  Roofing 7 50@  9 00 

Marble  Dust  38  bbl @ 2 00 


R^YIMIOIXriD’S  Fa^TETSTT 

Compressed  LeadSash  Weights 


Twice  tlie  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction.— No  Noise. 


Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  tine 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 


Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farwell’s 
0.  H.  Case’s 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 


Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

50  and  57  West  HLaAc-e  St. 

CHICAGO. 


A.  A.  CUDELL.  A.  A.  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

FINE  CABINET  WORK. 

Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

FACTORY:  / a a ^ ^ a m a 

22  & 24  South  Jefferson  St. ) LMILALU. 

City  Office:— Rooms  21  and  22,  330  & 338  La  Salle  St. 

J W Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  aDd  Treas. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  Sc  161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


IP.  D/L.  CLARKE 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 


ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
il  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented, 
mts  collec.ed  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate  transao- 


REPORT  OF  NEW  BXJIILIDIISr GrS  -AJSTD  BUILIDIKT OS  TO  33  E3  ERECTED, 


For  the  week  ending  April  3,  1886. 


OWNER. 

ADDRESS. 

Stories. 

kind  of 

BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

LOCATION. 

COST 

ARCHITECT. 

BUILDER. 

Washington  blvd,  near  Union  Pk 

Franklin,  near  Division  st 

Pearson  6t.  near  Lake  Sh  Drive. . 

* 6000 

OstliDg  and  Burgeois. . . 

olph  Holsen 

V Farwell  Jr 

2 

3 Dwellings 

15000 

C O Hansen 

J L Silsbee 

Dwelling 

4 Dwellings 

31  x39 

10000 

79y70 

25000 

7000 

3 

Addition  to  hospital.  .. 

62x59 

Market  to  Franklin  st  

18000 

A F Boos  

J Ebertshauser 

3 

24x50 

689  W Chicago  av 

5000 

Chas  Meister 

W Ohlhaber 

Neill  & Agnew. . . 

2 

3 

952  £r.  954  N Halst.ed  fit  . . 

6000 

S Williams 

171x66 

75000 

J M Yan  Osdel  & Co 

C B Carter 

22x65 

3‘2x6<> 

5000 

40000 

F Mashek 

9. 

643  & 645— 37th  st 

4000 

B Ogden  estate . . 
A Kraft 

60x100 

Lake  and  La  Salle  6ts 

6000 

Burling  & Whitehonse. 

A Carlson 

2 

23x92 

634  N Clark  st 

5000 

L G Heiberg 

3 

24x50 

1021  Milwaukee  ave 

5000 

Henry  Sass 

2 

75x75 

4000 

Tobiason  & Co 

2 

32x53 

18  and  20  Erving  Place 

4500 

H Clay 

Ebelonie 

2 

24x60 

763  Warren  ave 

5000 

O J Pierce 

Wm  Iliff 

F Woolev 

4 

Store,  dwelling  k ball  . 

48x77 

2937-41  Archer  av 

12000 

P W Ruehl 

. . Prath  & Niebrink 

description. 


Brick  and  stone  front. 
Brick. 


Brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Brick. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick. 

Brick. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Brick. 

Brick  and  Pressed  brick 


Brick  and  stone. 


198 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Andrew  Krimbill. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES : 

Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  111. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and.  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 

D.  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

House  Renting  and  Collections. 

Office : 128-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 

Room  I I CHICAGO. 

B3F"  Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 

BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  8.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 


CHA.NBLER  eSc,  CO., 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATE 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Edward  Rctz,  Ex-Treasurer  State  of  Illinois.  H.  M.  Needles.  W.  F.  Netling.  i 

Western  Loan  and  Investment  Agency, 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLINC,  Managers. 


CITY  6 AND  6 PER  CENT.  LOANS  NEGOTIATED  IN  SUMS  OF  $5,000  AND 
OVER.  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD 


Rooms  36  & 37  Portland  Block,  S.  E,  Cor.  Washington  and 
Dearborn  Streets. 


Wm,  Reed.  N.  A.  Clemonb. 

WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loan; 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rate' 


C.  J.  Hambleton,  President.  J.  j#  Danforth,  Superintendent. 

Cook  Co.  Abstract  C o. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 

Best  Work!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


®*Money  Loaned. 

®"Taxes  Paid, 

Investments  Made, 

Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


REMOVAL. 

S.  E.  GROSS  & Co. 

Real-Estate,  Builders  and  Sellers  of  Houses, 
REMOVED  TO 

CORNER  OFFICE,  MAIN  FLOOR, 

Southeast  cor.Dearborn  & Randolph 
Streets. 

E5?~  Over  4,000  Houses  and  Lots  sold  in  6 Years. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

(CONTINUED  FBOM  THIRD  PAGE.) 


FOR  SALE  — By  E.  Goodbidge  & Co.,  253 
W.  Madisen  st.: 

$10,000.  Halsted  st.  near  Adams,  two-story 
building  and  lots. 

Madison  st.  near  Wood,  two  four- 
story  stone  front  buildings  (stores 
and  flats),  with  house  and  lot;  a 
bargain. 

18,000.  S.  Halsted  st.,  fonr-story  and  cellar 
brick  building ; rentals,  $2,000  per 
annum. 

5.500.  Morgan  st.  near  Monroe,  three-story 

building  in  flats;  will  rent  readily 
May  1st  for  $65.00  monthly. 
Throop  st.  facing  Park.  A bargain! 
Four-story  stone  front  house,  14 
rooms,  brick  barn  and  lot. 

6.500.  Halsted  st.  near  12th  st.,  large  two- 

story  building  and  lot. 

6,500.  Loomis  st.  near  Jackson,  stone  front 
house  and  lot. 

6,000.  Loomis  st.,  stone  front  house  and 
corner  lot. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdorff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 

3-story  brick;  improvements. 

11.000.  W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  35%xl24,  good 

corner. 

8,000.  Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97. 

8.600.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-storv 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4.600.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 

story  brick  flats. 

2.600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 

with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,200.  Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 

125,  vacant. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 

126,  very  oheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbert,  Room  5,  97 
Clark-st.: 

Woodlawn  Park. — One  fine  new  10-room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2%  blocks  . from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  160x200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  iots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
J lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
<]  terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty-third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page) 
KI1II,I»I1VC1  PERMITS. 

Armour  st,  at  Nos  15  to  19,  A Peterson,  two- 
story  addition  75x75;  $4,000. 

Brydon,  near  Leavitt  st;  D Baumeister,  cot- 
tage 21x34,  $1,200. 

Calumet  av,  at  No  2128;  J Davidson,  two- 
story  dwelling  32x60.  $40,000. 

Clark  st  N,  at  No  634;  L A Kraft,  two-story 
dwelling  23x92:  $5,000. 

Clybourn  ave,  at  No  302;  FH  Binda,  two 
story  store  and  dwelling  25x50;  $3,000. 

Clark  st  N,  at  Nos  594  and  696:  C W Lo- 
scher,  one-story  store  50x75.  $3,000. 

Chicago  av  West,  at  No  689.  A Jung,  three 
story  dwelling  24x50.  $5,000. 

Coulter  st,  at  No  216;  C Aim,  one-story  cot- 
tage 21x36.  $1,000. 

Chestnut  st,  at  No  301,  M Katz,  addition,  16 
xl2;  $600. 

Dashiel  st,  at  No  2833:  J F Hart,  cottage 
20x46.  $1,200. 

Evergreen  ave,  at  No  222;  Max  Evegels, 
three-story  flats  22x56:  $5,000. 

Eighteenth  st,  at  No  644;  Frank  Pospichor, 
three-story  store  and  dwelling  22x62; 
$6,200. 

Erie  st  W,  at  No  249;  Peter  Olson,  base- 
ment 22x60.  $1,800. 

Eighteenth  st  W,  at  No  987,  L Lenckes,  cot- 
tage 20x24.  $1,000. 

Emerald  ave,  at  No  f,28;  John  Lovejoy,  one- 
story  cottage  20x16  . $406. 

Green  st,  at  No  153;  Conrad  Kalb,  two-story 
flats.  $4,000. 

Grenshaw  st,  at  No  1094:  H Bierma,  two- 
story  flats  21x60;  $2,500. 

Henry  st,  at  No  373;  Wm  Seibers,  one-story 
cottage  20x48.  $1,200. 

Halsted  st  North,  at  Nos  952  and  954,  O’Neill 
& Agnew.  two  two-story  dwellings,  each 
22x60;  $6,000. 


Howe  av,  at  No  3018:  J T Hastings,  cot- 
tage 20x44.  $1,200. 

Howe  av,  at  No  3017 : J T Hastings,  cottage 
20x44.  $1,200. 

Hamburg  st,  at  No  132;  John  A Anderson, 
cottage  22x32.  $1,000. 

Jackson  st  West;  at  No  1005;  JB  Stafford. 

two-story  dwellnig  22x51;  $3,000. 

Jackson  st,  at  Nos  927  to  933;  Geo  N Hull, 
four  two-story  dwellings  72x70.  $25,  00. 
Lumber  st,  near  22d,  John  Sheriffs,  one- 
story  office  20x30;  $800. 

Liberty  st;  at  No  177;  Isaac  Goldstein,  two- 
story  addition  21x22;  $1,500. 

Lake  and  La  Salle  sts:  Wm  B Ogden  es- 
tate, addition  60x100.  $6,000. 

Lake  street  and  Bryant  place;  A J Snell, 
thirteen  three-story  stoies  and  dwellings, 
252  ft  front,  $80,000. 

Lake  st  W,  at  No  1080  to  1084:  W H Sulli- 
van, two  two-story  stores  and  fiats  50x58; 
$7,000. 

Maxwell  st,  at  No  248;  Mrs  Stein,  one-story 
addition  to  barn  27x20;  $700. 

Madison  st  W,  at  No  66;  H E Tyering,  two- 
storv  front  addition  25x0.  $1,000. 

Monroe  st  W:  at  No  110;  Thos  Chalmers,  one- 
story  brass  foundry  20x40;  $1,000. 

Morgan  st,  at  No  569;  John  Bambula,  three- 
story  store  and  flats  22x65;  $4,900. 
Madison  st  W:  at  Nos  1979  and  1981:  Wm 
Trimble,  two-story  addition  22x70.  $3,500. 
Market  and  Franklin  st:  Alexian  Bros.,  three 
story  addition  to  hospital  52x59.  $18,000. 
Milwaukee  av,  at  No  1021,  Anton  Fait,  three 
story  store  and  flats  24x50;  $5,000. 
Michigan  st.  at  No  43,  J B Demartine,  base- 
ment 25x60  ; 700. 

Orchard  street,  at  No  369:  Fred  C Mahuke, 
basement  23x52.  $1,100. 

Osgood  st,  at  No  159,  Mary  McLean,  one- 
story  cottage  21x32;  $800. 

Portland  av:  at  No  3532;  G A Bode,  cottage 
20x48;  $1,200. 

Paulina  street  South;  at  Nos  3259  and  3261; 
Charles  Lake,  two-story  flats  44  x 32. 
$3,000. 

Pine  st,  at  Nos  52  and  54:  W M Hoyt,  fonr- 
story  dwelling  31x39.  $10,000. 

Polk  st  W,  at  No  115:  John  O’Neil,  three- 
story  fiats  22x70.  $5,000. 

Selden  st,  at  No  38;  H C Noyes,  two-story 
dwelling  18x40:  $2,200. 

Spaulding  av,  at  Nos  965  and  967,  Frank 
Steers,  two  one-story  cottages,  40x40, 
$1,800. 

Twelfth  st  West,  at  No  828;  P F A Pundt, 
two-story  flats  21x48;  $3,500. 

Twelfth  st  W,  at  No  914;  R & J Reichardt, 
two-story  flats  21x46.  $3,000. 

Thirty-first  st  and  Vernon  av;  C B Carter, 
eight  three-story  dwellings  171x66;  $75,- 
000. 

Thirty-seventh  st;  at  Nos  643  and  645;  O J 
Peacock,  two  two-story  dwellings  40x44; 
$4,000. 

Twenty-fifth  st;  at  No  222;  M Jedlocka, 
two-story  6tore  and  dwelling  22x40; 
$2,200. 

Twenty -second  st  w,  No  31,  Hayden  Bros,  1- 
story  office  26x40;  $1,400. 


Twenty-second  st,  at  Nos  180  and  182;  Frei 
berg  Brothers,  additional  story  48x6C 
$1,600. 

Van  Horn  street,  at  No  946,  J Komjik,  two 
story  dwelling  20x50;  $3,500. 

Western  av  S,  at  No  367,  W H Shearson,  om 
story  store  20x50;  $1,000. 

Warren  ave;  at  No  781;  M Harrison,  two 
story  flats  21x56;  $3,000. 

Yeaton  st.  at  No  25;  J K Sullivan,  cottage 
21x46.  $1,260. 


WARKASTTY  I1KF.BS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  th< 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  fount 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Ashland  av,  275  ft  n of  Taylor  st;  wf  24  ft 
to  alley:  Mar  6.  C H and  L Martens  to 

L B Wichersky ....  $2,10( 

Archer  ave,  ne  cor  of  Lockport  st;  st  25x 
100:  Nov  2,  ’85.  John  McCaffery  to  L 

G Brewer $70t 

Arnold  st:  bet  38th  and  39th:  ef  24%x  ■ 
121%;  Mar  2.  Asa  B Kile  to  W H Reid 

Jr $751 

Armour  st:  50  feet  s of  Austin  av:  ef  lOOx 
113:  imp;  March  26.  Wm  Loeb  to  A Pe- 
tersen   $16,000 

Augusta  st,  28  ft  e of  Newton,  nf  24x100, 
imp,  Mar  4.  Ji,hn  Snhr  to  Carl  Below, 

$ 2,300 

Archer  avenue,  near  Beers  st,  se  f,  24x116, 
March  31.  T J Lyons  to  M McMahon, 

$800 

Archer  ave,  same  property  as  above,  Mar 

31.  M McMahon  to  M T Lyons $800 

Archer  av,  448  ft  ne  of  Beers  st,  nw  f,  50x 
150,  march  30.  Christiana  Robinson  to 

Minnie  Jnnker $2,800 

Arnold  st,  83%  feet  n of  30th:  ef  25x120: 
March  26.  M and  F Wilhelm  to  J 

Schlenker $3,200 

Barry  Point  road,  37%  ft  e of  Kedzie  av. 
nf:  50x125:  March  1.  S L Beeson  to  J 

Dea $1,000 

Burling  st,  188  ft  n of  Webster  ave,  ef  72x 
125:  Feb  18.  Childs  & Smith  to  Charles 

Steinbeiss $3,750 

Burling  st:  164  ft  n of  Webster  av:  ef,  24 
xl25:  Feb  18.  Same  to  S T French, 

. . ! $1,250 

Banwens  st:  144  ft  s of  Blackhawk,  ef  24x 
126%;  Oct  7, ’85.  W and  J Gniel  to  J 

Tesbier $1,200 

Blackhawk  st,  170  feet  w of  Ashland  av.  sf 
24x75,  impvd,  Feb  17.  A Olson  to  H P 

Carlson n....  $1,500 

Bnshnell  st,  125  feet  e of  Portland  ave,  sf 
June  26,  ’79;  L R Pitney  to  S E Mc- 

Kinty $1,280 

Bnshnell  st,  same  property  as  above.  Dec 
16,  ’85.  S E and  H McKinty  to  Clara 

Lindquist $2,100 

Blucher  st,  144  feet  e of  Wood:  nf  24x100; 
Fgb  15.  W E Hatterman  to  C W Lin- 

dorf $600 

Butterfield  st:  25  ft  e of  29th;  wf  25x100; 
March  24.  D Pierie  to  D G Bardon, 

$3,500 

Butterfield  st:  188%  ft  n of  30th;  wf  25x 


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100.  Feb  27.  Chas  Emmerich  to  Wm 

Gavin $2,400 

Butler  st;  124  ft  s of  32d:  ef  25x124;  Mar 
28,  ’85.  Lyons  & Finney  to  A and  C 

Thorn $000 

Burling;  st,  n of  Willow,  ef,  24x131.  impd, 

Mar  11.  Backes  & Plein  to  Sebastian 

Windbiel ...  $1,000 

Belden  av,  near  Burling  st;  sf  25  ft  to  al- 
ley; Mar  24.  T J Lamont  to  F Germer 

$1,475 

Burling  st,  95  ft  s of  Belden  av,  ef  24x125 
imp.  Mar  30.  E and  0 B Prouiy  to  Anna 

L Uhlemanu $4,500 

Bloomingdale  road:  nw  cor  of  Edgar  st: 
sf  24x125:  March  25.  W D Dillard  to  P 

Nolan $350 

Carl  st:  112  ft  e of  North  Wells:  sf  25x107, 
March  9.  A F Stevenson  to  H S Holden 

$0,000 

Cherry  av,  283  feet  n of  Branch  st,  ef  25x 
115  Dec  28,  ’85.  Equitable  Trust  Co  to 

D Sullivan $300 

Carroll  st,  se  cor  of  Peoria,  nf:  130x150 
with  90x100  ft  in  same  block,  March  20, 

H and  A J Snell  to  P D Armour,  trustee 

$50,000 

Canal  st.  155  ft  n of  Campbell  av,  ef  24x 
101;  Mar  10.  E J Pease  to  W W Thum- 

ser $2,300 

Canal  st.  same  property  as  above,  march 
26.  W W Thumser  to  Peter  Schoenho- 

fen $2,300 

Calumet  av,  bet  33d  and  34th  sts:  wf  25x 
133:  march  11.  Conn  Mutual  Life  Ins 

Co  to  E R Ealy $3,000 

Curtis  st  N,  the  premises  No  178:  march 
28.  Huo-h  Todd  to  William  N Stokes 

$6,000 

California  av:  75  ft  n of  Congress  st:  ef  48 
xl35:  Mar  9.  J U Borden  to  F V Dan- 

kowske $1,600 

Congress  st,  150  ft  e of  Francisco;  sf  25x 
171;  Dec  2,  1885.  J U Borden  to  F V 

Dankowske $550 

Central  Park  boulevard,  nw  cor  of  How- 
ard court,  ef.  1333^x172^2  : Jan  26.  H 

Gifford  to  H M Shaw $3,700 

Curtis  st  N,  123  ft  s of  Indiana;  ef  24x110 
imp;  mar  16,  H B Reed  to  A T and  A 

Gronvall $3,150 

Congress  st  W,  214  ft  e of  Ashland  av,  sf, 
25x171;  imp,  Mar  8.  J F Furst  to  J F 

Brabrook $9,000 

Chestnut  st;  bet  La  Salle  av  and  Wells  st; 
sf,  16^x100;  impd:  Mar  1.  A L Water- 
man to  J L Cook $4,000 

Calumet  av;  199  ft  n of  33d  st,  ef  25x125; 
impd,  mar  30.  G D Bradley  to  J R Wil- 
lett   $7,500 

Congress  st  W,  149  ft  w of  Laflin,  nf,  25x 
153,  Mar  1.  J W Kinney  to  C L Clancy, 

$3,062 

Calumet  ave,  near  34th  st;  ef  20  1-2x125. 
imp,  march  15.  G W Burchard  Jr  to  B 

Mergenthiem  $7,500 

Clybourn  av,  176  ft  nw  of  Halsted  st,  ne  f, 
25x110,  march  26.  E Wynn  to  Luke 

By  rne $2,400 

Canal  st,  ne  cor  of  Harrison,  wf,  75x100, 
Mar  11.  Jas  B Waller  to  Albert  H Veed- 

er $22,500 

Clybourn  av  164*^  ft  nw  of  Dayton  st,  swf 
25x100;  March  29.  A and  E J Knobles- 

dorff  to  Henry  Binder $2,100 

Congress  st  W,  276  ft  e of  Leavitt:  sf  24x 
135*4;  Mar  23.  N B Treadwell  to  James 

Early $2,500 

Carroll  av,  112  ft  e of  Ada  st,  sf:  169%x 
167.  with  22  xl3  ft  adjoining  on  Ada  st, 
with  buildings,  march  26.  E Hess  Com- 
pany to  E Hess $155,973 

Canal  st:  ne  cor  of  Liberty:  wf  26%xlOO, 
March  27.  M W Ryan  to  R Denvir 

$2,700 

Crenshaw  st:  174  ft  w of  Oakley  av,  nf  25 
xl25-  Feby  8.  C E Schwellkopf  to  C J 

Reese $860 

Congress  st  W,  153  ft  w of  California  av: 
sf  25x171:  Aug  4, ’85.  J U Borden  to 
JF  Manger $550 


J.  L.  MEYER  & SOOSTS  OO 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


tile  and  fire-place  goods.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish. 

office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


Fine  Store  and 


Dearborn  st  S:  194  ft  s of  22d:  ef  25x105: 

Mar  26.  E Uhlrich  to  Cook  & Mangau, 

$1,875 

Douglas  av,  the  premises  No  249.  Mar  23. 

N Zimmerman  to  H T Brown $6,000 

Division  st  W,  ne  cor  of  Robey,  sf  50x120, 
March  30.  J W Dal  to  E C Uihlein, 

$3,050 

Division  st;  72  ft  e of  Dania  av:  sf  24x124 
Jan  2.  Jacobson  & Tallman  to  Andrew 

Olsen  $800 

Douglas  av,  bet  Forest  and  boulevard,  nf, 

4-6  of  165x461;  Mar  24.  C C Collins  to 

H C Taylor $15,000 

Diller  st,  155  feet  n of  Fulton,  wf  35x125, 
and  other  property.  Mar  29.  Isaac  P 

Weeks  to  A C Helm $6,8('0 

Deerpath  av:  se  cor  of  Thompson  st:  wf 
24x126:  march  27.  S D Ward,  Receiver, 

to  A Ross $650 

Deerpath  av,  50  ft  n of  Hirch  st;  wf  25x 
126;  march  26.  Estate  of  J M Shea  to 

Maria  Shea $900 

Division  st  W,  216  feet  e of  Noble:  nf  25x 
150;  march  26.  J F Wende  to  M Jan- 
kowski   $1,500 

Ellen  st:  191  ft  e of  Wood,  nf,  46x100, 

Jan  10.  W E Hatterman  to  C Gugot. 

$1,200 

Evergreen  st,  eof  Robey:  nwf  51x150,  imp 
march  20.  0 Schoenewald  to  Anna 

Deutsch $10,500 

Ellis  av,  bet  37th  and  38th  sts  ef  22*^x 
173,  imp  April  1.  I L and  J P Owen  to 

L E Mead $4,500 

Fremont  st,  125  ft  s of  Garfield  av:  ef  25 
xl25:  march  26.  J L Mitchell  to  TC 

Cash $1,150 

Fulton  st:  49*4  6 of  Park  PIace:  nf  24 

3^x100:  Mar  27.  M A and  W O Davis  to 

D D Wright $3,500 

Fremont  st,  175  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  ef  25x 
125:  march  25.  L Mayer  to  C H Leh- 
man   $1,200 

Freemont  st.  bet  Garfield  and  Webster 

avs,  ef  22x125,  imp:  mar . A H Sear 

ing  to  Alvin  B Carpenter $3,000 

Fourteenth  st,  se  cor  Morgan:  wf,  lots  2 
and  ^ Dec  10,  ’85.  Mary  Collins  to  C 

L Gabsch $9,175 

Fairfield  av:  149  ft  s of  Fulton  st:  ef  24x 
126;  Mar  29.  J Dahmlow  to  J Boness, 

$800 

Grovelatid  Park  ave,  the  prem  No  3006, 
March  29.  E C Day  to  J V Northam, 

$8,100 

Garibaldi  st,  182  ft  s of  27th:  ef  25x124, 
March  24.  John  Camenisch  to  Adam 

Haas $1,475 

Green  st,  se  corner  of  Van  Buren,  wf,  75x 
125:  Mar  26.  Jane  C Shaunessey  to 

Ohas  W Brega $20,000 

Girard  st:  106  feet  n of  Elk  Grove,  wf:  lot 
19,  Jan  29.  F W Hattermann  to  C and 

E Kugelandf $600 

Girard  st:  192  ft  n of  North  av:  ef  24x121 
March  26.  H Hoepe  to  F Weber, 

$50o 

Girard  st:  168  ft  n of  North  av:  ef  34x121: 

March  26.  H Hoepe  to  Schnur $500 

Harrison  st  W,  e of  Campbell  ave,  sf  16x 
158,  imp,  Jany  14.  R T Furness  to  Jos 

Clark $2,360 

Humboldt  av,  237  ft  w of  Western,  sf  24x 
1 24,  March  27.  J Condon  to  W J Moore, 

$350 

Honore  st,  se  cor  of  38th,  wf,  36%xll9, 
March  13.  Gross  & Bowman  to  J F 

Robertson $1,800 

Hanover  street,  se  cor  of  25th,  wf  24x90, 
March  23.  J Klassen  to  J Schaefer, 
$1,500 


Hermitage  ave,  110  ft  s of  Congress  st,  wf 
2194x122,  imp,  Apl  1.  Est  of  F G Cul- 
ver to  Wm  Haywood $5,500 

Hamlin  av,  126  ft  s of  Huron  st.  ef  14x121 
Mar  25.  A 0 and  W P Fitzpatrick  to  E 

Tuttle $1,800 

Halsted  st  S,se  cor  of  Canalport  av:  wf  124 
x79xl00:  mar  26.  Estate  of  G A Flieh- 

mann  to  L Mayer $52,000 

Hoyne  av  N,  ne  cor  of  Homer  st:  wf  48x 
100:  Dec  1,  ’85.  F W Hatterman  to  J A 

Ryan $850 

Halsted  st  S;  the  premises  Nos  3228  and 
3230:  March  27.  F J Homan  to  Isidore 

Eisensteadt $6,000 

Harrison  st  W:  nw  cor  of  Laflin,  s f,  62x 
125;  March  26.  J J Curran  to  S T 

White $12,000 

Harrison  stw:25ftwof  Campbell  ave, 

nf  25x125:  Nov  1,  ’83.  J Conley  to  C H 

Harrison $1,200 

Hirsch  st:  120  ft  w of  Leavitt;  sf  72x127*4 
Feby  1.  Jos  Staab  to  Lackner  & Loeb 

$5,550 

Harrison  st  W,  187  ft  w of  Morgan:  sf  25x 
150:  Jan’v  14.  M J and  J B Rogan  to 

Harvev  Sheeler $3,125 

Halsted  st;  175  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  ef  25x 
125;  impd;  Mar  27.  Felix  Zimmer  to 

Andrew  Bolter $3,000 

Harrison  st  W : 162  ft  w of  Morgan:  sf  25x 
150;  Jan  14:  E C and  W J Rogan  to  H 

Sheeler $3,125 

Harrison  st  W,  50  ft  w of  Laflin,  nf  25x125 
imp,  March  2D.  H Stompe  to  Ann  Ma- 
guire   $8,300 

Homan  av.  bet  22d  and  23d  sts;  ef  150x 

124  in  same  block,  Mar  24.  C C Collins 

to  H C Taylor $3,000 

Idaho  st:  266  feets  of  Van  Buren;  wf  25x 
126,  imp,  Mar  30.  Oliver  Carlson  to  Jo- 
seph Kidd $4,800 

Indiana  st  W,  264  ft  e of  Lincoln,  sf  24x 
100,  impd  Mar  31.  L Nelson  to  C T W 

Ebert $6,500 

Jackson  st  W.  97  ft  e of  Oakley  av:  sf  25 
xl50,  imp,  march  25.  W J Hunt  to  C E 

Tucker ■ $2,250 

Judd  st,  54  feet  w of  Clinton:  sf  27x110; 
imp.  Feb  20.  J Stewart  to  J Baumann, 

_ $2,150 

Jefferson  st  South,  the  premises  No  566, 

Apl  1.  FB  Davis  to  Mullers  & Leifen, 

$3,300 

Jackson  st  W:  near  Washtenaw  av;  sf  50x 
124;  Mar  13.  T R Love  to  Chas  H Tay- 
lor  *1,750 

Jackson  st  W;  100  ft  w of  Cicero  court:  nf 
25x113:  March  23.  DN  Cooley  to  A T 

Thatcher $800 

Jackson  street  West;  the  premises  No  761: 
March  3.  S.  D Reeve  to  T K Edwards, 

$5,125 

Jefferson  st:  50  ft  s of  Bunker:  wf  25x100, 
imp,  Feb  25.  Margaret  McNamara  to 

Rudolph  Caspar $3,300 

Julian  st:  171  ft  w of  Paulina;  nf  24x100; 
March  6.  EM  Pike  to  F Kayschuck 

$600 

Kedzie  av,  25  ft  n of  Nineteenth  st:  ef  50 
xl25;  March  22.  M E Worthen  et  al  to 

Thomas  Scholes $5,500 

Leavitt  st:  24  ft  s of  Armitage  av,  wf,  24x 
100:  Mar  3.  FW  Hattermann  to  W A 

F Schulz $500 

Lake  Park  ave:  the  premises  No  3042: 

March  15.  S C and  W A Ray  to  Gilbert 

Simonds $9,500 

Leavitt  st:  176  ft  s of  Van  Buren : ef  37 
xl25:  march  26.  J P Godman  to  Peter 

Hansen $2,125 

Leavitt  st,  176  ft  s of  Van  Buren,  ef  37x125 


REMOVAL. 

GREEN  EBAUM  SONS. 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 


Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO. 


REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


March  26.  P Hansen  to  A S Godman 

2,200 

Laurel  st;  207  feet  n of  33d;  wf  43*4x118; 
March  3.  J F Head  to  D W Baker. 

$1,000 

Lake  ave,  near  Pier  st;  ef,  und  *4  of  33x 
208;  July  29,  ’85.  Geo  G Fry  to  R M 

Baker $4,125 

Lincoln  av,  171*4  ft  nw  of  North  Park  av 
swf,  48x115:  imp,  Mar  18.  Wm  Schmidt 

to  Chas  Roth $21,000 

La  Salle  st,  bet  Chicago  ave  and  Superior 
st:  wf.  Mar  6.  P H Matthei  to  Hjorts- 

berg  & pubbard $7,772 

Leavitt  st,  24  ft  s of  Homer,  wf  144x100, 

Feb  24.  Natl  Pk  Bk  to  Korff  & Hoepe, 

$2,400 

Lincoln  st,  214  ft  s of  Augusta,  wf  24x144 
April  1.  H G Droese  to  Julius  Hagg. 

$2,100 

Lincoln  av,  125  ft  nw  of  Centre  st,  ne  f 25 
x255.  Mar  23.  F G Dannecker  to  Cath- 
arine Horner $5,700 

Laflin  st:  140  ft  n of  Polk:  ef  28x125,  Mar 
5 H A Howes  to  T R Richardson  et  al 

$2,000 

Lake  Park  av,  bet.  32d  and  33d  Sts;  ef  35 
ft  to  alley,  Mar  22.  E B and  F D Tur- 
ner to  Henry  D Field $5,175 

Lake  st  W:  300  ft  w of  Sheldon;  nf  53  7- 
lb  ft  to  alley:  Feb  2.  J A Roosevelt  to 

CDF  Smith $6,000 

Milwaukee  ave:  nw  of  Oakley  st:  ne  f,  22x 
100:  March  29.  Paul  Steffen  to  H 

Sweet $1,200 

Milwaukee  ave;  44  ft  se  of  Wood  st;  ne  f, 
44x100:  March  6.  Wm  Schroeder  to  E C 

Schroeder $3,000 

Mohawk  st:  70  ft  s of  Menomonee;  ef  23x 
122;  impd;  march  29.  B Brosterhaus 

to  L F Boehm $3,200 

May  st:  nw  cor  of  Gurley,  ef  21x150,  imp. 

Mar  13.  P Delamore  to  J and  M Dough- 
erty   $3,300 

Moore  street,  141  ft  e of  blvd,  sf  24x124, 
march  30.  H Fett  to  William  Gorman. 

$950 

Miller  st,  230  feet  n of  Taylor,  ef  24x100: 
imp:  Mar  18.  M F Yates  to  M J Kenne- 
dy  $1,250 

Market  st  N,  25  ft  s of  Chestnut : wf  25x160 
march  27.  J W Gillies  to  M R Fresh- 
water   $3,000 

Madison  st  W:  50  ft  w of  Halsted;  sf  25x 
100;  March  31.  E M and  F L Capers 

to  G V Hankins $34,000 

Monroe  st  W;  sw  cor  of  Albany  av;  nf  45x 
75;  March  25.  S E Gross  to  J W Gross 

’ $2,700 

Monroe  st  W;  45  ft  w of  Albany  av;  nf  46 
x75;  March  25.  S E Gross  to  J W Gross, 

$2,400 

Milwaukee  av,  325  ft  se  of  Western:  ne  f, 
44x100:  march  10.  R Davies  to  Henry 

Sweet $2,250 

Milwaukee  av:  85  ft  se  of  Union  st,  ne  f : 

20  ft:  march  3.  P N Fairchild  to  Otto 

Westerholm $3,500 

Meagher  st:  the  premises  Nos  177  and  183 
March  18.  E McCarthy  to  Chicago 
& Great  Western  Railroad  Company, 

$3,000 

Milwaukee  av:  nw  of  Oakley:  sw  f 44x100: 
March  29.  H Kirchoff  to  H Sweet. 

$2,200 

Noble  st,  75  feet  s of  Blanche,  wf  25x100, 
March  31.  F Niekrandt  to  J Parchen, 

$300 

Owasco  st.  324  ft  w of  Western  ave,  sf  24x 
100,  March  30.  R W Streit  to  Richard 

gtreit $2,100 

Ontario  st,  120  feet  e of  St  Clair;  sf  40%x 
120  with  building  No  387,  Mar  17.  E F 


Getchell  to  Julia  A Douglass $30,000 

Oakley  av  S:  the  premises  No  392:  march 
9.  William  F Glade  to  Catharine  Deiss 

• • ; $4,000 

O’Brien  st:  300  ft  w of  Jefferson:  nf  25x 
173,  imp,  march  24.  J Selig  to  M and 

S Oertlin $4,000 

Oakley  avN:  near  Homer  st:  ef  24x100: 
March  22.  F Korff  to  C G and  J Poch, 

$1,800 

Park  st,  71%  f t*e  of  Loomis,  nf,  und  % of 
48x125;  impd;  March  27.  John  Schreu- 

der  to  S H Schreuder $5,000 

Prairie  av:  s of  and  near  16th  st:  wf,  25% 
ft  to  railroad;  imp;  Feb  1.  Wm  Mead- 
ows to  M A Barker $9,000 

Polk  st.  W,  300  feet  w of  Campbell  av,  sf 
25x125.  Mar  22.  Charter  Oak  Life  Ins 

Co  to  J F Lawrence $500 

Park  ave,  near  California,  nf  20x78, 
imp,  March  24.  J L Campbell  to  Bold- 
en week  & Heldmaier - $3,500 

Polk  st  w,  se  cor  of  De  Kalb,  lot  3,  imp, 
mar  2.  J L Campbell  to  J H Coleman, 

$7,500 

Parnell  av:  210  ft  n of  30th  st:  ef  25x125: 
Apl  1,  ’85.  David  Davis  to  Henry  Pas- 
co®  $2,650 

Peoria  st  N,  the  premises  No  13,  Mar  19. 

M J and  J H Abbitt  to  J and  M O’Brien 

$2,800 

Prairie  av,  sw  cor  of  29th  st,  ef  und  % of 
100x163:  Dec  19,  ’85.  Estate  of  I J 

Nicholes  to  F M Goodrich $15,000 

Prairie  av,  bet  22d  and  23d  sts;  wf,  24% 
ft  to  alley,  impd,  Mar  25.  C C Collins 

to  C E Chapin $11,000 

Robey  st:  25%  feet  n of  Birch:  ef  25x112: 
Feb  6.  A L Pearson  to  J H Pearson, 

$850 

Rice  st:  240  feet  w of  Robey:  nf  24x123: 
March  15.  W Patton  to  James  Patton, 

$700 

Rumsey  st:  76%  ft  n of  Cornelia:  wf  24x 
130:  Mar  27.  C.  Kugeland  to  G Oster- 

kamP- $1,900 

Rhodes  av:  bet  33d  st  and  College  place: 
wf  20x150;  impd,  Mar  10.  Wm  E Smith 

to  M M Small $8,000 

Rebecca  st;  wof  Waller;  sf  24x120;  March 
29.  Estate  of  J McCarthy  to  Chicago 

& Grt  Wes’n  R R Co $1,500 

Rebecca  st:  nw  cor  of  Loomis;  sf  48x124- 
March  26.  P Colnon  et  al  to  Chicago 

& Gt  Wes’n  R R Co $2,000 

Ritchie  place,  80  ft  s of  Bank  st,  ef  80x83, 
Feb  20.  M M Hirsch  to  Potter  Palmer 

$10,000 

Rebecca  st,  w of  Waller,  sf  24x120,  Mar 
31.  D Sheehan  to  Chicago^*  Gt  West’n 

R R Co " $1,000 

Robey  st  N,  107  ft  s of  Bryson,  wf  25x100, 
imp,  march  31.  Jno  Jensen  to  W Klun- 

der $3,800 

State  st,  bet  14th  and  15th,  ef  124  1-2x114 
3-10,  Febr’y  12.  Potter  Palmer  to  R S 


Peale . 


$28,000 

Sacramento  st,  189  ftn  of  Congress,  ef,  30 
301  1-2,  Mar  4.  E Keith  to  Stevens  & 

Wood $1,400 

Shober  st,  50  feet  n of  Bryson;  wf  25x125: 
Mar  8.  John  Jenson  to  E J Erickson, 

$2,800 

Sheldon  st;  45  ft  s of  Fulton;  wf  20x120- 
Mar  31.  John  G Evenden  to  William  A 

Amberg $4,500 

Seminary  av;  189  ft  n of  Webster;  ef  50x 
120,  improved,  Aug  29,  ’84.  A S Walt 

man  to  J S Waltman $7  800 

Selden  st;  264  ft  e of  Lincoln;  nf  24x100- 
March  3.  Estate  of  J L Rogers  to  J W 

D Thomas . .$650 

State  st,  bet  Polk  and  Taylor;  ef  24%xl00, 
with  building  No  478;  Mar  20.  SW 

Brewer  to  H C Walker $22,000 

State  st:  62  ftn  of  Eda:  wf  78x105;  Mar 
12.  Frank  G Hervey  to  Chas  L Hutch- 
inson.  $8,680 

State  st:  the  premises  No  2718:  March  16, 

D B Eaton  to  M I Barnett $7,000 

Sangamon  st:  sw  cor  of  Ohio:  ef  40x116, 
March  22.  Connecticut  Mutual  Life  -n- 
surance  Company  to  C H Wacker.  .$7,600 
South  Park  blvd  to  156  ft  n of  30th  st,  wf 
25x115,  imp:  mar  27.  A and  T Sunder- 
land to  C Seipp 650 

Taylor  st  W,  near  Nixon:  nf  24x104%: 
inarch  26.  Yopicka  ft  Kubin  to  E Mul- 
lins   500 

Thirty-first:  ne  cor  of  Lock:  part  of  lot 
28;  march  27.  J McGrath  to  W J 

McGuire jo  725 

Twenty-second  st;  se  cor  of  Prairie  av,  nf, 
42x144;  also  Madison  st,  sw  cor  of  St 
Louis  av;  nf  105x191: Mar  24.  C C Col- 
lins to  H 0 Taylor $70,000 


ROBERT 

Wholesale  a:  d Retail  Healer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  , t „ 7 

Opposi.e  Palmer.  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory,  CHICAQO, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 
BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Thirteenth  st  W,  near  Ashland  av;  nf  48x 
124;  Feb  10.  N P Sampson  to  E R 

Stege $2,000 

Thirtieth  st,  153%  ft  e of  State;  sf  29x93 
%,  impd;  Mar  27.  A J and  W J Crow 

to  A Cummings $3,700 

Thirteenth  place  Wi  120  ft  w of  Robey  st: 
sf  24x82;  Dec  2,  ’85.  S E and  G Rob- 
erts to  M M Postle $2,000 

Talman  av,  270  ft  s of  Fulton:  ef  48x126, 
march  12.  William  Liegle  to  G Miller 

$2,000 

Thirteenth  place  W,  262  feet  w of  Ashland 
av:sf  24x83:  mar  27.  R T Routh  to  N 

Tabor $2,200 

Turner  avenue,  near  21st  st,  ef  125x125, 
March  27.  C B Sawyer  to  J J Allen, 

$2,600 

Twentieth  st  W,  75  ft  e of  Morgan;  sf,  25 
xlOO,  imp,  Mar  31.  Jos  Break  to  J Kol- 

b°uciuk * $4,975 

Thirteenth  place  W,  the  premises  No  133, 
Mar  31.  John  Dooley  to  M McCarthv, 

$3*000 

Thirteenth  place  W,  the  premises  No  63, 
Mar  30.  L and  L Tiemann  to  Chas  E 

K°bl $6,000 

Thirteenth  place  W;  24  ft  w of  Wood  st; 
sf  24x125;  Mar  26.  M F Tuley  to  Chi- 
cago & Grt  Wes’n  Railroad  Company 

$500 

Taylor  st  W:  the  premises  No  441:  March 
29.  K Zeuder  to  M and  T P Whelan, 

$7,000 

Union  st.S,  the  premises  No  675,  Mar  15. 

H Blum  to  John  Strube $2,250 

Van  Buren  st  W’;  se  cor  of  Sacramento: 
nf  27  9-10x100:  mar  9.  D N Cooley  to 

H H Brinton $1,000 

Van  Horn  st;  250  ft  w of  Ashland  av;  nf 
25x125;  March  10.  C Corban  to  Thomas 

Raynolds $900 

Vernon  ave  42  feet  s of  33d  st:  ef  22x100; 
impd,  march  20.  D F Bacon  to  L M 

Raymond $7,500 

Webster  av,  72  ft  w of  Sheffield,  nf  24x125 
Mar  23.  Chas  Morgan  to  J W Delihant 

$1,100 

Winchester  st.  79  ft  n of  Van  Buren,  wf  42 
xl33,  Mar  4.  Jos  N Balestier  to  W J & 

T B Lloyd $3,360 

Wilcox  st,  132  ft  e of  Campbell  av,  nf  33x 
123  1-2,  imp,  Apl  1.  L L Kiniston  to  D 

Williams $3,500 

Wabash  av:  the  premises  No 3018:  Feb  24. 

E A Runnion  to  Isaac  Jesselson. . .$7,000 
W’ells  st  N:  66  ft  s of  Granger:  ef  44x132: 
Mar  22.  M E Eitermanu  to  A G John- 
son  $6,245 

Wentworth  av,  near  36th  st,  ef  24  9-10x125 
Mar  31.  J V LeMoyne  to  P H Mallen, 

$1,500 

Wabash  ave,  sw  cor  of  Washington  st,  ef 
144x151,  imp,  Mar  24.  D B Fisk  to  Al- 
bert J Averell $525,000 

Wilcox  ave,  near  Campbell,  nf  4ixl23  1-2, 
imp,  Mar  27.  E P Murdock  to  Wm  H 

Compton $2,000 

Wallace  st:  288  feet  n of  28th:  wf  24x125: 

Feb  9.  JR  Winterbotham  to  M and  E 

Hea>y $560 

Wells  st  N,  se  cor  of  Ohio,  wf  81x110,  Mar 
22;  Conn  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co  to  E J 

Lehmann $22,000 

Wallace  st:  192  feet  n of  38th:  wf  24x125: 

Feb  5.  J R Winterbotham  to  J and 

M Clifford $600 

W’ood  st,  159  ft  n of  Wabansia  av:  wf  46x 
124;  Jany  3.  M and  G McIntyre  to  J S 

Maxwell $350 

Warren  av;  166  4-10  ft  w of  Kedzie  av;  nf 
25x124;  march  13.  J J Suther  to  M A 

Smith $1,350 

Wells  st  N,  27%  ft  s of  Wendell;  wf  27% 
xlOO;  Feb  25.  H O Harris  to  Michael 

Sullivan $3,500 

\\  estern  av.  lot  on  south  branch  of  river, 

660  ft  e of  Western  ave,  nf.  660  ft,  run- 
ning south  to  canal.  Mar  15.  Master 
in  Chancery  to  C H McCormick  Jr 

_ $250,483 

'*  arren  ave:  141  ft  w of  Kedzie:  nf  25x124 
%.  Mar  13.  J J Luther  to  Thos  McDon- 
ald $1,350 


Wisconsin  st,  65  ft  w of  North  Park  av,  nf 
21x100;  imp;  Mar  10.  Thomas  Scholes 

to  Lena  Phillipson $7,000 

Wood  st,  132  ft  s of  38th;  ef  24x119,  imp, 
Mar  30.  L Krafft  to  Otto  Heper.  ...$800 
Wabash  av:  124  ft  n of  37th  st:  wf  25x174 
March  4.  Estate  of  M G Almy  to  M 
Briggs $2,500 


North  of  City  Limits. 

Belmont  ave,  126  ft  e of  Ashland,  sf  24%x 
125;  with  24x100  ft  near  Oak  place,  Mar 
20;  Kemnitz  & Wolff  to  F Guenther, 

$1,200 

Byron  st,  220  ft  w of  Halsted:  sf  40x122: 
Dec  2,  ’84.  M W Hunt  to  N A Winans, 

$1,000 

Clybourn  av,  near  Northwestern  R R,  se  f 
25x150:  march  26.  P Dapka  to  A Mi- 

chaelis $1,525 

Commercial  st;  n of  Paulina;  swf  50x125; 
Mar  9.  F and  M Feilhaber  to  F Wista- 

wil $2,500 

Clark  st,  near  Otto,  ef  30x148,  March  30. 

CF  Collot  to  E J Lehmann $700 

Commercial  st,  92  feet  s of  Wilson  av:  wf 
100x165,  Dec  11,  ’85.  M Glynn  to  J Gil- 
christ  $3,200 

Dankin  st,  w of  Evanston  av,  sf,  401x122, 
March  23.  J A Hall  to  M H Crosby, 

$1,000 

Dunning  st,  134  ft  w of  Seminary  av;  nf, 
72x114,  Mar  22.  A E Chapman  to  C C 

Charles $2,420 

Diversey  st,  150  feet  w of  Orchard;  nf  25x 
161%:  Jan  14.  J Winchel  to  S E Cad- 

worth  $1,400 

Deming  court:  200  ft  e of  Clark  st,  sf ; 250 
xl48;  march  2.  J Kasper  et  al  to  H M 

Hobart .$17,500 

Green  Bay  rd,  s of  South  ave,  17  acs,  Mar 

30,  M Jung  to  Chas  Rudolph $15,000 

Halsted  st;  74  ft  s of  School;  ef  25x150; 
imp:  Mar  24.  Fred  Sanner  to  H H 

Wehrenberg $1,500 

Lincoln  av,  bet  Fullerton  and  Dunning  st 
sw  f,  lot  5,  Feb  20;  J Seberger  to  M 

Haul $3,250 

Lincoln  av;  204  ft  n of  School  st,  ef:  25  x 
73;  March  23.  S E Gross  to  H Gieseke 

$600 

Marianna  st,  ne  cor  of  Ward;  sf  24x118, 
Feb  26.  Peter  Clemens  to  F Ziemann, 

$800 

Nekonst;  128ft  w of  Herndon;  sf  125x125, 
March  30.  W C Goudy  to  M M Hund, 

$550 

Oak  place,  100  ft  s of  School  st:  ef  50x125 
Feb  6.  J Eugberg  to  C S and  M G Carl- 
son  $1,500 

Palmer  st,  292  ft  s of  Wilson  av,  wf,  50x 
152,  Sept  28,  ’85.  J Williams  to  Q H 

Culver $800 

Racine  ave,  se  corner  Noble:  wf  50x121, 
march  25.  M B Plane  to  J Plane. . $3,000 
Sheffield  av,  240  feet  s of  Noble  st,  ef  25x 
124;  Mar  20.  G and  B F McConnell  to 

L Englehausen $800 

Sheffield  av,  same  property  as  above,  imp; 
March  23.  L Englehausen  to  M Linck 

$2,000 

Sport  av:  nw  cor  of  Lill;  ef  24x126;  impd; 
Mar  29;  M and  C J Westphal  to  D Beh- 

rens $4,500 

Sport  av:  same  property  as  above  Mar  29, 

D Behrens  to  C J Westphal $5,000 

St  Elmo  st,  100  ft  e of  Wood:  sf  25x125; 
March  15.  S E Gross  to  M Fischer, 

$425 

Seminary  av:  249  ft  s of  Noble:  wf  25x124 
March  15.  H Dirks  to  K O Wallen, 

$5,400 

Sheffield  av;  378  feet  s of  Diversey.  ef  25x 
140;  March  10.  E E Briggs  to  Henry 

Rueschan $1,050 

Southport  av:  48  feet  s of  Lill:  ef  24x125: 
March  27.  William  Bernahl  to  Anna  E 

Schwachert • $1,600 

Southport  av,  bet  Grace  and  Byron  sts,  ef 
37  1-2x176,  Feb  1 D Goodwin  to  M A 

Egan $600 

Wolcott  st;  142  ftn  of  Wilson  av;  ef  50x 
152;  Mar  9;  E and  A J Bell  to  M J Tag- 
£art $2,450 


South  of  City  Limits. 

Arnold  st,  bet  58th  and  59th,  wf  25x122, 
Nov  18,  ’85.  A A and  O M Wells  to  L 

M Van  Sicklen $2,400 

Arnold  st,  near  45th;  ef  24x124,  May  6,  ’84. 

M Laflin  to  F Wolff $426 

Bowen  av,  104  ft  w of  Vincennes:  nf  60x 
144,  March  2.  N Corwith  to  John  Swee- 

ney $3  qqq 

Fifty-fifth  st;  300  ft  e of  Indiana  av:  nf, 
100  feet  to  Rose  av:  Mar  24.  Master  in 

Chancery  to  E M Strait $6,000 

Fortieth  st;  155  ft  e of  Vincennes  ave;  nf 
25x150:  Feb  27.  G H and  W B Barbour 

to  H Homewood $1,250 

Forty-fifth  st,  sw  cor  of  Robey,  20  acs,  ex- 
cept railroad:  Feb  24.  LZ  Leiter  to  J 

B Legnard $24,000 

Fifty-first  st,  ne  cor  of  Cook,  sf  64  9-10x 
120:  Feb  23.  Young  & Clarkson  to  C 

F Seydel $1,200 

Greenwood  av,  179%  ft  s of  46th  st,  ef,  50 
xl97 ; Mar  24.  E M and  H G Chase  to 

Julia  S Parker $4,000 

Hyde  Park  ave,  nw  cor  of  Walnut  st,  ef, 
120.3x150,  March  27.  B F Fish  to  J L 

and  D F Burke $7,425 

Hart  av:  70  ft  n of  43d  st:  wf  24x125;  Aug 

4,  ’85.  A Byram  to  F Speth $250 

Hyde  Park  av,  nw  cor  of  56th  st,  ef  44  ft 
Mar  15.  W C Porter  to  Quintin  John- 
stone  $3,100 

Halsted  st,  100  feet  s of  45th:  wf  50x125, 
with  101x124  ft-'n  adjoining  block,  mar 
26.  Mast  in  Chan  to  Cozzens  & Evers 

$6,150 

Hickory  st  J25  feet  n of  Smith  ave,  ef  12ox 
125:  May  12,  ’82.  N Corwith  to  J A 

Jones |3oo 

Justine  street;  sw  cor  of  50th:  ef  48x121; 
February  15.  Mayer  Ballin  to  D Calla- 

hau $800 

Justine  st;  384  feet  s of  50th:  ef  24x121; 
March  15.  M Beilin  to  J Prokoski 

$350 

Jackson  st,  146  feet  n of  58th,  wf,  35x175, 
Jan  16,  Chas  A Fisher  to  M A Parrott, 

$3,500 

Justine  st,  72  ft  s of  50th,  wf  24x124:  mar 

25.  M Ballin  to  J Kroepel  $325 

Jefferson  av,  160  ft  n of  52d  st:  wf  50x130 
Feb  27.  A W and  H F Norcross  to  A 

H Hunter $2,750 

Jackson  st,  bet  57th  and  58th,  wf,  35x175, 
Jany  16.  O M Wells  to  A L Fisher, 

$4,000 

Layton  st:  72  ft  w of  Wright,  sf.  24x125; 
Mar  1.  J P Bowes  et  al  to  M Maloney, 


La  Salle  st:  77  ft  s of  Cloud  court:  wf,  25x 
122:  March  1;  A A and  O M Wells  to  W 

V Johnston $800 

La  Salle  st,  102  ft  s of  Cloud  court,  ef  25x 
125.  imp.  Mar  2.  Wm  W Baldwin  Jr  to 

R H Towne $3,000 

Laflin  st:  148  ft  s of  48th:  wf  25x124,  Mar 

5.  E and  H Stock  to  L Wedel $450 

Laflin  st;  123  feet  s of  48th:  wf  25x124; 

March  5.  J Stock  to  L Wedel $1,000 

Layton  st,  235  ft  e of  Bissell,  sf,  und  half 
of  96x125,  with  other  property,  Mar  30, 

C W Requa  to  C H Requa $4,000 

Langley  av:  130  ft  s of  Oakwood  blvd;  wf 
25x140:  march  24.  Wm  G Burgess  to  L 

P Morrison $3,200 

Madison  av,  225  ft  s of  53d  st:  ef  50x192: 
march  10.  H Stevens  to  H P Knapp, 

$2,750 

Madison  av,  92  ft  s of  54th  st:  ef  96x106% 
march  25.  Wm  P Black  to  L H Bisbee 

$3,500 

Michigan  ave:  near  45th  st:  wf  50x160; 
Mar  24.  Wm  H Mallory  to  E C Green 

$5,000 

May  st:  96  ft  s of  53d:  ef  50x124;  Mar  18. 

F Gaylord  to  M J McManus $750 

Oak  st:  e of  Stewart  av:  nf  24x125  march 
1,  ’85.  S H Coleman  to  R R and  F M 

Van  Sickler $300 

Oakwood  boulevard,  e of  Langley  av,  sf  28 
xl77;  Mar  25.  L Kimball  to  G F White 

$8,575 

Paulina  st,  se  cor  of  51st,  wf,  574x125, 
March  IS.  F Dunning  to  J H Duffus, 

$14,400 

Rook  st,  ne  cor  Bissell,  sf,  44x125,  Apl  1. 

R H Geldbergto  B Brin $3,500 

State  st,  192  ft  n of  51st:  wf  25x160:  mar 
8.  A J Goss  to  H A W Terhune, 

- $2,200 

Sixty-second  st:  420  f t e of  Halsted:  ef  25 
xl25;  march  22.  Rummell  & Lang  to 

Jas  Ingram  . . . $2,375 

State  st,  bet  52d  and  53d,  wf  132  ft  to  Wa- 
bash av,  March  25.  J P Olinger  to  D M 

Stevenson $13,860 

Stewart  av:  98  ft  s of  53d  st;  wf  62%xl33, 


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FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

I i 5 Dearborn  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 

FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY.  JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING.  FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


March  5;  0 and  W Kurzenknabe  to  J T 

Armstrong $600 

Sherman  st,  426  ft  s of  45th,  ef,  26x126, 
March  24.  G F Swift  to  C J Schoreck, 

$700 

Sheridan  ave,  290  fts  of  62d  st,  ef  50x165; 
March  26.  O R Keith  to  H J Kirk 

$1,350 

Sixtieth  st:  near  Wright:  sf  45x120;  Mar 
20.  F B Wisdom  to  M J Tiffany, 

$3,800 

Shurtleff  av,  near  45th  st;  wf  24x122,  May 
29,  ’83.  Van  H Higgins  to  C Muench, 

$406 

State  st:  75  ft  s of  41st:  wf  25x160;  Feb 
23.  J E Johnston  to  P H Miller. . .$3,800 
Sixty-third  st,  nw  cor  of  Greenwood  av.  sf 
45%xl25:  Mar  23.  RF  Green  to  E L 

Root $5,000 

Shurtleff  av,  26  ft  n of  Root  st,  ef,  und  1- 
2 of  52x104,  Mar  29.  J M Conlan  to  J 

W Dunne $1,000 

State  st:  ne  cor  of  49th,  wf,  97%xl60,  Mar 
29.  A and  A W Buchman  to  H W Col- 
lins  $13,000 

Tracy  av.  bet  53  and  54th  sts;  wf,  31%x 
133;  imp;  May  1,  ’85.  J P Bowes  to  L J 

Walsh $2,000 

Tracy  ave,  bet  47th  and  48th  sts:  wf  27x 
124:  march  1:  J P Bowes  et  al  to  F E 

Bates $350 

Vincennes  av;  114  ft  s of  42d  st,  ef,  25  ft 
to  alley:  March  11.  M Laflin  to  J Car- 

roll $1,375 

Wabash  av:  50  ft  s of  49th  st;  ef  25x160, 
March  26.  L Mayer  to  MM  Behucke, 

$4,000 

Wentworth  av,  90  ft  s of  46th  st:  wf  25x99: 
Mar  11.  Thos  Mclnerney  to  M Murphy 

$1,000 

Wabash  av,  s of  51st,  ef  33x197,  March  22. 

A Herbert  et  al  to  J C Mitchell $1,450 

Wabash  av,  197  ft  n of  48th  st;  wf  25x160, 
Mar  25.  M P Follett  to  J and  M Wel- 

werz $1,000 

Wabash  av,  100  ft  s of  49th  st;  ef;  25x160, 
March  26.  L Mayer  to  E B Fraeger 

$4,000 

Wabash  ave,  25  ft  s of  49th  st;  ef  25x160; 
March  26.  L Mayer  to  M C Cuneo 

$4,000 

Wabash  av,  75  feet  s of  49th  st,  ef  25x160, 
March  26.  L Mayer  to  H L Willis, 

$4,000 

Wabash  av,  near  above:  march  26.  GF 

Fliehmann  to  same $4,500 

Wabash  ave,  same  property  as  above, 
march  26.  L Mayer  to  G F Fliehmann 

$4,000 

Wentworth  av,  60  feet  s of  59th  st;  ef  30x 
125,  March  18.  M Reich  to  J Klassen, 

$1,200 

Wabash  ave,  sw  cor  of  49th  st:  ef  25x160: 
march  26.  L Mayer  to  E A Fliehmann 
$4,500 

West  of  City  I.imits. 

Armitage  av,  78  feet  e of  Buchanan  st,  nf 
50x125,  Mar  24.  F J Simmons  to  Wm 

V Webster $3,000 

Buchanan  st,  nw  cor  of  Bloomington,  ef 
24x126;  March  31.  E Schlag  to  J C T 

Schultz $650 

Dickens  st:  sw  cor  of  Humboldt;  nf  29x 
150;  March  8.  L Morrison  to  G Stoltz, 

$600 

Hancock  st,  164  feet  s of  Cortland,  ef  25x 
177,  March  31.  E S Dreyer  to  P Foss 

$300 

Humboldt  blvd,  48  ft  e of  Laurel  av,  nf 
48x166;  March  24.  Z H Sherwin  to  J W 

Farlin $500 

Jefferson  court:  184  ft  w of  Powell  av:  sf 
25x111:  Mar  1.  V Woods  to  S E Graves 

$500 

Keeney  av,  191  feet  s of  Armitage:  ef  50x 
125;  march  15.  J F Keeney  to  N C Mc- 
Arthur  $900 

Keeney  av:  139  ft  s of  Wabansia:  wf  25x 
125:  March  29;  E Groat  to  E A Waldron 

$400 

McGovern  st,  w of  Milwaukee  av;  sf  24x 
140:  Mar  24.  M E Culver  to  C J and  M 

L Booth $1,650 

Perry  av,  218  ft  s of  Clara  st;  ef  26x103, 
January  8.  J C Kolia  to  Nils  Nyman 

$1,700 

Perry  av,  59  ft  n of  Pleasant  place:  wf  29 
xllO,  Jany  8.  N Nyman  to  J C Kolia 

$625 

Seventeen  lots  in  Garfield,  March  19;  J F 
Keeney  to  George  H Bradshaw  ....  $7,650 
South  Water  st,  150%  ft  e of  State:  sf,  50 
% feet  to  river:  Feb  19,  1847.  Hosea 
Webster  of  Brooklyn,  N Y to  Charles  M 

Reed — re-recorded $3,750 

Tripp  av,  174  ft  s of  Bloomington,  ef,  50x 


125;  Dec  5,  ’85.  J F Keeney  to  Eclipse 
Furnace  and  Heater  Company  ....$1,000 


A 44  IIKKIIMM'S  FOR  DEEI>S. 

Lot  5 s hlf  b 41  w hlf  etc  17  39  14,  mch  15,  W Heine- 

raaun  to  W Wharton $1,050 

Lot  28  (ex  e 29  ft)  b 5 b 28  s frl  29  39  14,  mch  20,  J 

McGrath  to  W S McGuire $2,725 

Lot  52  b 35,  19  39  14,  mch  20,  Estate  of  W L New- 
berry to  John  Kolar $600 

Lot  27  b 13  Walsh  b McMullen’s  sub  se  qr  20  39  14, 

mch  18,  J Break  to  J Kloboucrick $4,975 

Lot  16  b 6 Sherman’s  sub  se  qr  28  39  14,  mch  20,  F E 

Spooner  to  F Schleger $2,000 

Lot  13  b 6 Shernan’s  sub  28  39  14,  mch  20,  F E Spoo- 
ner to  Thos  Cullen $2,000 

Lot  7 b 5 Davis’  add,  mch  11,  P Jordan  to  Mary  E 

Brown $525 

25x110  ft  on  east  side  of  premises  No  170  w 12th  st, 

Feb  15,  Frank  Mend  to  J Navra $3,500 

Ne  qr  lot  78  Ellis’  e add,  mch  25,  Geo  C Fry  to  M A 

Decker $7,590 

Lots  22  and  23  Nicholas  & McKindley’s  sub  w pt  lot 
9,  16  38  14,  mch  25,  Caroline  Jahnke  to  D Mulhaw- 

rey $4,000 

Lot  38  and  n hlf  lot  37  b 9 Cornell,  mch  24,  W Y Ja- 
cobs to  C A Punney $2,300 

E 25  ft  of  w 53  ft  of  lot  11  b 1 Cleaverville  add,  mch 

25,  N Kendall  to  G F White $8,075 

Lot  133  div  1 Westfall’s  sub  s hlf  30  38  15,  Feb’y  27, 

’83,  B A Ulrich  to  Eimira  Erie $700 

Lot  35  b 1 Gross’  sub  8 acs  in  nw  qr  13  39  13,  mch  15, 

S E Gross  to  Jas  Abbott $4,000 

Premises  2965  South  Park  ave,  Feb  1,  Amelia  Sun- 
derland to  Christina  Seipp $5,650 

Lot  34  b 35,  19  39  14,  May  25,  ’85,  Estate  of  W L 

Newoerry  to  J Cieslik  et  al $575 

Lot  3 b 1 Talford’s  sub  e in  acs  w hlf  se  qr  23  39  13, 

mch  22,  M W Gay  to  J J Carrigan $700 

S hlf  lot  23  b 9 Pryor  & Hopkins’  sub  w hlf  nw  qr  3 
38  14.  No  4107  State  st,  Feb’y  23,  J E Johnston  to 

Phillip  H Miller $3,800 

N hlf  lots  1 aud  2 b 15  Ogden’s  add,  march  24,  G T 

Gunderson  to  A Hasterlik $30,000 

W 25  ft  of  lots  18  to  22  of  lots  2 and  3 Forrestville, 
mch  23,  Mary  Boedecker  to  Lillian  Kirkland. $2, 200 
The  premises  known  as  the  Honore  Building,  nw 
cor  Adams  and  Dearborn  sts,  mch  17,  The  Conn 

Mut  Life  Ins  Co  to  Henry  H Honore $730,000 

Premises  No  3362  Calumet  av,  mch  10,  G W Burch- 

ard  to  B Mergasheim $7,000 

Lots  37  and  38  b 6 Smith’s  add  to  Maywood,  April  1, 

Clementina  Nowak  to  Andrew  McCorkell $1,100 

Lot  26  b 40  Ogden’s  add,  mch  27,  Ogden,  Sheldon  b 

Co  to  P Peterson $1,700 

Lot  16  b 21,  7 39  14,  mch  23,  M A Converse  to  A Mur- 
phy   $2,000 


SUBURBAN  WARBANTY 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lots  11  and  12  b 5 Fallis  and  Gano’s  add  to  Pullman 

mch  8,  J M Davis  to  WR  Smith $650 

Lot  21  b 27  Ironworkers’  add,  mch  23,  C & C C & D 

Co  to  Jacob  Caprez, $150 

Lots  39  to  44  b 2 Ingram’s  add  to  Hegewiscli,  mch 

23,  Laura  M Parker  to  F C Baltz $1,000 

Lot  75  div  2 Westfall’s  sub  30  38  15.  and  other  prop- 
erty, mch  15,  Melvina  Fisher  to  W E Bennett. $1,200 
Lot  11  b 21  S Chicago,  mch  22,  C & C C & D Co  to  F 

Grndzinski $250 

Lot  35  b 10  same,  mch  2.  same  to  Jan  Przytulski  .$400 
Lot  25  blk  4 Berger’s  adL^  to  Hyde  Park,  mch  23,  R 

Berger  to  C F Bloom $500 

Lot  45  b 5 Palmer’s  add  to  S Chicago,  mch  2,  Mary 

P M Palmer  to  J Szanf  ranski $300 

Lots  26  to  32  blk  17  Taylor’s  1st  add  to  S Chicago, 

May  4,  ’85,  M Jandsin«ky  to  G P Coan $4,500 

Lot  15  b 2 Hegewisch,  mch  8,  A Hegewisch  to  J II 

Paui $300 

Lot  1 b 56  Cornell,  mch  16,  J Chamberlin  to  the  Be- 
mis  & McAvoy  Brg  Co,  lot  12  of  lots  18  to  29  b 4 S 

Chicago,  Feb  19,  H G Gray  to  L N Lykke $750 

Lot  12  b 2 Wait  b Bowen’s  sub  w hlf  se  qr  23  38  14, 
Feb  25,  M W aDd  O R Keith  to  C Bandonine.  .$4,100 
Lot  1 b 2 iu  sub  of  w hlf  se  qr  30  37  15,  Feb  20,  C & 

C C & D Co  sub  to  Annie  Donohue $600 

Lot  26  b 3 Palmer’s  add  to  S Chicago,  mch  16,  Mary 

P M Palmer  to  T S James $425 

Lots  17  18  19  bl  22  Russell’s  sub  s hlf  se  qr  18  37  15, 

mch  23,  Jno  McLean  to  Nora  Winter $900 

Lots  2 and  3 of  lots  1 to  5,  42  to  46  and  pt  47  b 6 Sth 
Chicago,  mch  3,  B Friend  to  Caroline  J Heinsen 

$3,500 

Lot  1 b 57  same,  mch  23,  Elia6  F Ingersoll  to  Cora  A 

Farnsworth $5,000 

Lot  5 b 18  Cummings,  mch  24,  D F Cameron  to  John 

O’Keefe $250 

Lots  5 and  6 blk  1,  aud  lots  43  44  b 4 Hambes’  South 
Park  sub  6e  qr  22  38  14,  Jan  18,  R Peterson  to  D E 

McGuire $2,000 

S hlf  lot  19  b 2 Cronkhite  et  al  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  24  38 

14,  mch  11,  C J Hambleton  to  A Soderling $225 

Lots  1 2 24  25  26  blk  3 Ingram’s  add  to  Hegewisch, 

mch  22,  Jas  Ingram  to  C C Rummell $725 

Lot  22  b 47  Ironwarkers’  add,  mch  26,  C & C C & D 

Co  to  J Caprez $150 

Lot  19  b 43  S Chicago,  mch  22,  J G Lanning  to  Isaac 
H Bendle . $600 


Lot  30  b55  same,  mch  22,  same  to  same $1,300 

Lots  5 to  8 Morris’s  sub  in  ne  qr  18  37  15,  mch  22,  M 

Walsdorf  to  J J Kreer $700 

Lots  18  19  b 3 Hegewisch,  mch  20,  A Hegewisch  to 

S Crosby $600 

Lot  24  b 6 Carshop’s  sub  of  Hegewisch,  Feb  3,  Tel- 
ford Burnham  to  Florence  E Ray $400 

Lot  24  b 2 West  add  to  Cheltenham  Beach,  May  14, 

R W Bridge  to  Thos  Vizard $300 

LAKE. 

Lots  40  and  41  b 3 Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  Jun 

9,  ’85,  R S Cox  to  J Ericson $400 

Lots  13  14  15  blk  8 Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 
mch  11,  Ellen  A Rice  et  al  to  Freelove  A Benton 

$2,115 

Lots  7 to  10  b 2 Orvis’  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  7 38  14,  Jan  28, 

W E Soper  to  Sarah  A Flint  $125 

77x121)4  ft  in  b 3 Sutherland’s  sub  33  38  14,  Apl  1,  J 

Patty  et  al  to  J B Stillwater $725 

Lots  83  and  84  b 1 Benedict’s  sub  20  38  14,  sept  3,  R 

S Cox  to  A Morgen thal $420 

Lot  21  and  s 8)4  P lot  20  b 4 Univ  sub  of  Englewood 

mch  25,  Sarah  Schlund  to  Emily  Wright $1,000 

S 47  ft  of  lot  9 and  n 3 ft  of  lot  8 block  5 Barnum’s 

Grove,  mch  11,  M C Drake  to  E S Rice  $2,200 

S hlf  lot  5 b 5 Barnum’s  Grove,  mch  23,  E D Rich  to 

Evert  Rich $4,500 

Lots  31  to  34  b 2 Bates’  re-sub  21  38  14,  mch  26,  M L 

Lynch  to  E F Lynch  ..  $3,000 

Lots  23  and  24  b 4 Univ  sub  of  Euglewood,  Feb’y  12, 

A M Caulkins  to  E W Burke  $3,800 

N 38  ft  of  lot  14  and  s 12  ft  of  lot  15  b 3 Perry’s  2nd 
sub  of  Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14,  march  15,  Jessie  F 

Leavitt  to  Emma  K Tenney $4,500 

Lot  12  and  w hlf  lot  11  of  lots  11  to  16  etc  bk  17  Lin- 
den Grove,  mch  23,  C II  Caldwell  to  E N White 

$810 

Lot  20  b 1 Phare  & Sackett’s  sub  of  12  acs  in  ne  qr 

1 38  13,  mch  24,  J C Kindt  to  J H Thompson $200 

S 80  ft  of  lot  4 blk  12  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub  21  38  14, 

mch  15,  Emma  A Mulliken  to  G F Bailey $1,360 

Same  premises,  Jan  7,  G F Bailey  to  E H Jackson 
et  al $3,000 

CALUMET. 

Lots  13  and  14  b 36  E Washington  Heights,  mch  28, 

H L Hill  to  D W Kellogg $2,000 

Lots  134  135  136  Sharpshooters  Park  s^b  21  37  14, 
mch  4,  Chicago  Sharpshooters  Assn  to  Peter  Ger- 

hardy $325 

Lots  141  142  143.  mch  4,  same  to  Conrad  Weber  ..$325 
Lots  1 to  4 Reich’s  sub  part  lot  3 of  lot  3 Assr’s  sub 
nw  qr  22  37  14,  march  24,  F A Reichs  Jr  to  J H 

Klare : $1,400 

Lots  15  and  16  b 1 Brockway’s  add  to  S Englewood, 

mch  1,  J F Brockway  to  W F Leland.  ...  $ $200 

Lots  7 and  8 b 69  Washington  Heights,  Sept  12,  ’82, 
Blue  Island  Land  & Bldg  Co  to  Alice  E Higbee 
$2,400 

CICERO. 

Lot  19  blk  3 Hiatt’s  sub  n hlf  e 40  acs  sw  qr  7 39  13, 

mch  11,  EH  Weage  to  H Hulsmann $8U0 

Lots  58  to  65  b 1 Reid’s  sub  w hlf  se  qr  27  39  13,  Feb 

2,  Jane  P Williams  to  W E Hale $2,000 

W hlf  se  qr  nw  qr  28  39  13,  Feb’ry  25,  Estate  of  C G 

Cooley  to  J A Cutler $10,000 

Same  premises,  march  22,  Henry  H Cooley  to  same 

7. $1,700 

Lots  3 and  4 b 32  s hlf  10  39  13,  Feb  9,  C Seegers  to 

Chicago,  Harlem  b Batavia  Rwy  Co $1,200 

E 45  ft  of  lot  13  and  of  s hlf  lot  14  b 7 Kettlestring’s 
add  to  Harlem,  march  23,  W C Schmidt  to  Hugh 

Garr $900 

LYONS. 

Lot  41  b 11  Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  march  4,  A 

Bittinger  to  Jane  Bitiinger $300 

Lot  6 b 5 Richmond’s  add  to  La  Grange,  mch  25,  J 

E Clark  to  N C Clark $300 

Lots  7 and  8 b 5 same  add,  mch  25,  N C Clark  to  J 

E Clark $300 

Lots  3 and  4 Vail’s  sub  of  3%  acs  in  nw  qr  1 38  12. 
Feb  25,  ’85,  C Hefter  to  H Melohn $330 

JEFFERSON. 

Lots  5 and  6 b 31  JefEerson.  mch  20,  D W Eldred  to 

Julia  Tesner $1,250 

Lot  19  b 18  Irving  Park,  mch  25,  L S Heafield  to  S 

H Graves $375 

Lots  2 to  7 bk  11  Cragin,  march  5,  Western  Granite 

Roofing  Co  to  Granite  Roofing  Co $3,000 

Lots  8 9 19  20  b 7;  lots  10  to  17  b 9 Jones’  sub  in  sw 
qr  23  40  13,  march  25,  E J Chamberlin  to  J II 

Thompson $1,500 

Lot  76  b 7 Hambleton’s  sub  in  nw  qr  35  40  13,  mch  5, 

E S Dreyer  to  J Edgar $1,300 

All  of  Grant  b Keeney’s  add  to  Pennock  (ex  R R), 
mch  24,  I N Hardin  to  G R Grant $750 

EVANSTON. 

Lots  8 9 10  of  lot  1 b 64  Evanston,  mch  27,  Geo  Ire- 

dale  to  Betsy  IredaJe $11,000 

Pt  of  lots  4 aud  5 of  n 175  ft  of  blk  1 Snyder’s  add, 

mch  1,  W P Kimball  to  John  G Johnson $800 

Lot  9b  1 Huntoon’s  add.  Feb  9,  Mstr  in  Chy  to  Je- 
annette T Ballard $1 

N 38  7-10  ft  of  lot  3 Railway  sub  in  nw  qr  19  41  14, 

mch  22,  C Phillip  to  B F Weber $300 

Lot  5 b 7 Union  add,  mch  25,  M A F and  H B Lay- 

ton  to  Celeste  Joly $500 

Wly  60  ft  of  pt  lot  4 e of  R Rd  (ex  s 35%  ft)  ol  lot  6 


Assr’s  div  19  41  14,  mch  25,  Anne  Klein  to  C E b 

L Sup  Kwy  Co $500 

Lot  6 b 6 Keeney  b Rinn’8  add,  mch  12,  Ellen  E Gil- 
christ to  C E & l Sup  Rwy  Co $900 

Lots  3 and  4 blk  C same  add,  march  13,  Thos  Nee  to 
same  $2,600 

MAINE. 

Parts  of  lots  9 and  10  Desplaines,  mch  9,  S F Egger 

to  J A lies  Jr $1,500 

Lot  3 (5  acs)  in  Assr’s  div  sw  qr  26  41  12,  march  15, 

G II  Fricke  to  J Sanderman $500 

NEW  TRIER. 

S 27  acs  so  qr  se  qr  30  42  13,  mch  22,  P W Snowhawk 

to  Fritz  Komad  q c $1 .000 

Lots  4 and  21  b 3 Gage’s  sub  17  42  13,  march  25,  H J 

Muth  to  Jno  Morton $675 

Lot  31  bk  6 Brown’s  add  to  Glencoe,  Jan  27,  ’85,  Ira 

Brown  to  W Sandusky $200 

Lots  32  aDd  33  blk  6 same,  Jan’y  19,  Molly  E Ball  to 
same $500 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Se  qr  sw  qr  36  35  14;  mch  3,  M Scheidt  to  A Gram- 

zinski  et  al $1,900 

Lot  7 of  lots  1 and  2 Woodbury’s  add  to  Blue  Is- 
land, mch  17,  Helen  A Darley  to  Mary  E Charbon- 

neau $400 

W hlf  se  qr  b 7 Robinson’s  add  to  Blue  Island,  mch 

22,  F Grosskopf  tj  D Schultz $1,500 

Lot  42  b 7 Ritchie’s  sub  se  qr  2 36  14,  mch  22,  Lena 

M Bynum  to  H Me  Linden $150 

Lot  22  b 1 Bartlett,  rnch  19,  A G E Thiel  to  Arthur 

Carr $475 

Lot  14  Boyer’s  sub  in  w hlf  nw  qr  22  37  14,  mch  25, 

Roger  E Skelly  to  W H Skelly $350 

Lots  17  to  20  b 108  Maywood,  mch  25,  Mstr  in  Chn’y 

to  Elizabeth  F Nicol $1,500 

Und  Yi  of  lot  1 in  re-«ub  of  n 83  ft  lots  50  55  58  b 7, 

5 39  14,  mch  23.  J Oberdas  to  John  Gains  et  al . .$800 
Lots  48  and  49  b 8 Russell’s  sub  ne  qr  nw  qr  18  26  15 
mch  25,  Alice  and  Jno  McLean  to  Nora  Winter. $600 
Lot  13  McIntosh’s  sub  of  lots  8 19  20  22  Assr’s  div  n 
w qr  etc  1 42  9,  mch  23,  M B McIntosh  to  Mary  J 

Collen $200 

Lots  54  and  55  b 8 Phillip’s  sub  ne  qr  6 36  15.  march 

23,  Martha  A Martin  to  Isaac  Short $600 

Lot  14  Boyer’s  sub  w pt  w hlf  nw  qr  22  37  11,  march 

23,  W H Skelly  to  C Lynch $350 


Special  Warranty  Deeds. 

Hess  E and  C to  E Hess,  Mch  26,  Its  11  to  13  and  n 22 

ft  of  It  lu  b 4 Sawyer’s  add £154,973 

Hegewisch  A to  J H Paul,  Mch  8,  It  15  blk  2,  31  37  15 



Cling  W to  Q Johnstone,  Mch  15,  It  8 blk  56,  14  38  14 

$3,100 

Kimball  W P to  J G Johnson,  Mch  1,  pt  It  4 b 1 Sny- 
der’s add  $800 

Smith  J D to  C H Caldwell,  Mch  27,  It  36  blk  4,  21  38 

14 $175 

Butz  J to  O C Butz,  Mch  26,  It  18  b 19  Wolcott’s  add 

$1,010 

Field  M to  A F Pashley,  Mch  23,  part  lot  12  block  10 

Pierce’s  add  Holstein $73 

Hansen  P to  P S Goodman,  Mch  26,  It  51  aud  pt  50  b 

12 $2,20o 

Head  J F to  M Reschelewski,  Mch  3,  It  15  It  17  etc 

Egan’s  s add $480 

Ingersoll  E T to  C A Farnsworth,  Mch  22,  It  1 bl  57, 

6 37  15 $5,000 

Dwight  & Gillette  to  J A Cutler;  Feb  23,  w hlf  se  qr 

nw  qr  28  39  14  $10,000 

Yates  M F to  M J Kennedy,  Mch  18,  It  13  b 18,  17  39 

14 $1,250 

Hunt  M W to  N A Winans,  Dec  2,  It  35  b 1,  20  40  14 

$1,001 

Allen  L to  J H Swan,  Nov  18,  pt  b 10  Jonston  & Co’s 

sub  22  38  14 $10,000 

Head  J F to  M Mates,  Feb  22,  It  17  It  16  Egan  s add 

$5D0 

Same  to  V Rykowsky,  Feb  23,  It  16  same $500 

Carpenter  G B to  W W Phelps,  Mch  18,  It  14  b 3 As- 

tor’s  add $5,500 

Radloff  C to  N T Gassett,  Mch  2,  Its  11  and  12  b 1 b 

22,  31  39  14,  2 y 6 per  cent $600 

Winchell  C et  al  to  G M Bogue,  Dec  11,  lots  1 to  14 

etc  b 1,  14  38  14 $6.0b0 

Lyman  D B to  G Bradford,  Mch  16,  lots  48  and  49  b 
12,  20  39  14  ■. $1,580 


Nummary. 

The  followin; 

g is  a summary  of  warranty 

deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  April  1,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  

200  $1,929,710 

County 

194  443,911 

Total 

394  $2,373,621 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 

ending  April  2, 

1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 

156  $594,552 

County 

139  241,485 

| 

Total 

295  $836,037 

TRUST  DEEDS. 

Adler  L to  A Schoeverliug,  mch  17,  It  48  b 

14,  19  39  14,  2 y 6% $500 

Armstrong  J to  J H Van Ylisseuger.  Mch 

15,  lot  12  b 2,  22  37  14,  3 yrs  7% 600 

Anderson  A to  M E Greenbanm,  mch  5,  It 

47  b 1 b 7,  36  40  13,  5 y 7% $1,000 

Ames  J W to  G VV  Kroll,  Mch  9,  lot  68  b 6, 

Fullerton’s  2d  add,  wkly  8# $1,000 

Anderson  S to  A Benzilius,  Mch  24,  lot  8 b 

5 Archer’s  add,  3 y 6% $1,500 

| Allen  J J to  A W Martin,  Mch  27,  pt  b 23, 
Douglas  Park  add,  5 y,  7$,  p m,  5 deeds 

...  $5,500 

Allen  J J to  C A Sewyer,  Mch  27,  pt  b 23, 
Douglas  Park  add,  3 y.  6$,  p m,  5 deeds 

$2,600 

' Baxa  V to  S Gehr,  Mch  25,  e hlf  It  14  b 14 
s s add,  5 y 6$ $8,000 


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Brand  R to  H J Christoph,  Mch  18,  lots  S 

and  7 b 4 Elston’s  add,  2 y 6 # $18,000 

Boelkson  J H to  G W Kroll,  Feb  27,  lot  73 

b 3 Reaper’s  add,  wkly  8 # $800 

Becker  B and  W to  P Popp,  Mch  25,  lot  67 

b 3 S & G’s  add,  3 y $400 

Binder  G A to  O Peltzer,  Mch  18,  It  10  b 6, 

18  39  14,  3 y 6# $1,000 

Bothoff  E to  O C Butz,  mch  24,  lot  43  b 4, 

13  39  13,  wkly  8# $1,000 

Boll  T to  C H Puscheck,  mch  23,  It  11  It  1 

b 21,  29  39  14,  2 y 7# $550 

Brown  J B to  A B Mead,  mch  19,  pt  sw  qr 

22  38  14.  5 y 7# $16,000 

Brabrook  I F to  J C Magill,  Mch  8,  lot  38  b 

31,  17  39  14,  5 y 6# $6,000 

Briggs  M to  Almy,  Mch  4,  lot  18  b 2,  34  39 

14,  2yrs  6#...‘. $1,700 

Boehm  L to  F Boehm,  Mch  27.  lot  54  b 5, 

33  40  14,  3 yrs  6# $1,000 

Boos  L to  J Jenson,  March  27,  lot  42  b 9, 

6 39  14,  mthly  8# $550 

Barker  J S to  C C Chase,  Mch  24,  lot  4 b 7, 

2 38  14,  3 yrs  6# $3,000 

Barker  M A and  J R to  W D Kerfoot,  Feb 

1 , pt  It  7 It  1 b 1,  Clark’s  add,  7 yrs,  5*4# 

$7,800 

Beranek  A and  E to  J B Bernhardt,  Mch 
29,  lot  9 b 17,  Elston’s  add,  wkly  7%%- 

$1,000 

Bennett  J I to  E Banning,  Mch  20,  pt  lots 

3 to  5 b 63,  Hopkin’s  add  HydePark.  3 y 

,775 


$1, 


Barnum  R M to  S M Moore.  Mch  27,  It  24 

b 35,  Wolcott’s  add,  5 yrs  6# $4,000 

Baade  F to  M Schulien,  mch  25,  w hit  lot 

12  b 16,  36  40  13,  Oct  1.  6# $100 

Bruner  E E to  P Popp,  mch  24,  It  18  b 1, 

29  40  14,  wkly  6*4# $400 

Burry  K K to  O C Butz,  mch  8,  It  8 b 5,  9 

39  13,  mthly  8# $1,100 

Biemolt  A to  W D Kerfoot,  mch  22,  It  49  b 

33,  17  39  14,  5 y 6# $4,500 

Boyd  A to  S B French,  mch  15,  It  29  b 2.  9 

38  14,  2 y 6# $825 

Born  J to  L Pasal.  Mch  31,  lot  6 b 84  Sth 

Chicago,  3 y 6# $1,600 

Broberg  J L to  H J Christoph,  Mch  30,  It 

4  b 11  J R & S’s  add.  5 y 6# $4,500 

Becker  C to  H G Foreman,  Mch  30,  Its  11 

and  12  It  33  21,  29  39  14,  3 y 6# $2,500 

Baker  G S to  H A Gardner,  Feb  24,  It  3 bl 

49  Evanston,  5 y 6# $2,500 

Braeback  W G to  N A Meyer,  Mch  30,  lot 

80  b 62,  19  39  14,  3 y 7# $1,500 

Blanchard  F W to  B F Culver,  Mch  29,  n 
hlf  It  21  Brown’s  sub  8 40  14,  3 y 6#  p m 


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Boyle  H M to  J C Miller,  Mch  15,  pt  It  19 

and  all  20  It  4,  11  38  14 $200 

Boyle  H M to  S M Smith,  Mch  31,  pt  It  19 

and  all  20  b 4.  21  38  14 $200 

Baker  D W to  W E Furness,  Mch  3,  It  13 
lot  16,  etc,  Egan’s  South  add,  3 y 6#  2 

deeds $650 

Cherry  R R to  J P Wilson,  Jan  21,  15  acs 
in  w lilt  sw  qr  13  39  13  etc,  4 y 6#. $26,000 
Creote  L F and  P to  F A Barnes,  mch  22, 

It  8 It  5 b 12  Ashland’s  add,  3 y 6#.  $2,000 
Casserly  P to  J Foley,  mch  26,  Its  21  and 

22  b 6,  17  39  14.... $2400 

Coombs  L A and  W A to  P E Stanlev. 
Mch  26,  lot  35  b 4,  2 38  14,  5 yrs  6*4#, 

■'.ooo 


Carmichael  A to  J Stern,  Mch  24,  lot  3 b 2, 

13.39  13,  wkly  7# $1,400 

Carlson  C S to  CO  Bergquist,  Feb  6,  lots 

48  and  49,  20  40  14,  1 y 6#  pm $500 

Cowman  J to  L Allen,  Mch  25.  lots  1 to  4 

b 2,  22  38  14,  8 mos  6# $40 

Carlson  C P to  M E Greenebaum,  lot  30 

b 5,  1 39  13,  3 yrs  7# $500 

Christensen  J M to  M EGreenebaum,  Mch 

27,  lot  34  b 8,  36  40  13.  5 yrs  77 $1,600 

Ghytraus  A to  W Loeb,  Mch  23,  pt  b 2,  20 

40  14,67,  10  deeds $5,000 

Cady  P to  I P Taylor,  Mch  29,  It  33  b 88  S 

Chicago,  1 y 6% $500 

Cole  B M to  Ii  N Fay,  inch  15,  It  5 and  pt 

4 b 2,  16  38  14,  3 y 75  p m $1,800 

Cole  B M to  A E Kesler,  mch  15.  lot  5 and 

pt  4 b 2,  16  38  14,  mthly  7#  p m $560 

Caster  J to  C F Schumacher.  Mch  20,  It  4 b 

61,  19  89  14,  wkly  5# ..$1,000 

Cerwak  V to  A Stepiua,  Mch  16,  lot  88  b 3, 

20  39  14,  18  m 7# $150 


Ceskowski  J to  W Heinemann,  Mch  29,  It 
1 It  1 b 5 b 5 Sheffield’s  add,  5 y 6#.  $2,800 
Cook  J R to  E Tilden,  Mch  26,  It  28  b 3, 

4 38  14.  4 m 8# $450 

Cliflorn  J to  C W Nicholes,  Feb  5,  It  23  b 

27,  33  39  14,  May  5 ’90,  6#,  p m $450 

Cook  J L to  W D Kerfoot,  Mch  1,  pt  It  7 b 

25  J R & S’s  add,  3 y 6#  p m $3,000 

Cornell  P to  L Baird,  Jan  19,  lots  5 to  9 b 

33  Cornell,  1 y 6#  p m $400 

Creagh  J to  C W Nicholas,  Mch  31,  It  29  b 

27.  33  39  14,  6 m 8# $112 

Crosby  M H to  P W Palmer,  Mch  23,  It  16 

b 1,  20  40  14,  May  1,  ’91,  6#  p m $750 

Daukowsk  F V to  G M Bogue,  Dec  2.  It  6 

8 b 6,  13  39  13,  3 y 6#  p m $515 

Daukowsk  F V to  G M Bogue,  Mch  9,  lots 
3 and  4 bl  6 and  pt  bl  1,  13  39  13,  5 y 6# 

pm $1,260 

Delamater  F C to  S L Boyce,  Mch  20,  lot 

25  b 25,  25  40  13.  5 y 7# $1,200 

Dow  W C to  W M Howland,  Mch  25,  Its  53 

and  56  b 14  Bronson’s  add,  2 y 7#.  .$6,000 
Dougherty  J to  H Greenebaum,  Mch  13,  It 

6 b 5,  17  39  14,  2 y 6#  pm $ 

Donovan  R W to  E Koch,  Mch  25,  lots  42 

and  43  b 6,  35  40  13,  3 y 7#  p m $800 

Duncan  E J to  L Baird,  Mch  23,  It  32  b 16, 

18  39  14,  5 y 6# $6,500 

Degener  H L to  F R Chandler,  mch  22,  Its 
20  and  21  b 4 J & P’s  add.  5 y 6*4#.  $9,000 
Dean  A to  S L Boyce,  mch  22,  Its  3 and  4, 

17  42  13.  2 y 8# $500 

Dyrenforth  P C to  G Snydacker,  mch  25, 

Its  17  and  16  b 16  Pine  Grove,  5 y 6# 

$6,000 

Dettmann  C to  H J Christoph,  mch  24,  lot 

39  b 2 Pickett’s  add,  5 y 7% $1,700 

Dwyer  B to  W Heinemann,  mch  25,  It  29  b 

3,  8 39  14,  4 y 7# $600 

Dwight  D W and  T to  L Baird,  mch  19,  Its 
33  and  34  b 4 K & K’s  add  Evanston,  3 

y 7%  2 deeds $2,600 

Dumas  S to  R Berger,  Mch  25,  lot  19,  b 4, 

Kay’s  add,  30  mos  7% $200 

DeMarlini  J B to  J DeMartini,  Mch  29,  lot 

18  b 4,  Butler,  W & W’s  add,  8 yrs  5#  $2,500 
Dennison  B to  P W Snowhook,  March  27, 

It  4 of  It  5 b 61,  21  39  14 $1,000 

Drufkee  J to  A Schroeder,  Mch  24,  lot  14 
b 2 b 19,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 yrs  7%.  . . . 1,000 
Dyer  E to  S L Boyer,  mch  25.  Its  4 and  5 

b 3,  35  40  13,  5 y 8#  2 deeds $1,400 

Dunn  M J to  F B Peabody,  mch  24,  lots  7 
to  9 b 2 Hawke’s  sub  22  38  14  etc,  3 y 

7% $2,000 

Davis  R to  H G Foreman,  mch  22,  pt  It  11 

b 3 Clarke’s  add,  5 y 5*4# $8,000 

Dobson  R W et  al  to  F R Chandler,  march 
17,  Its  1 and  2 b 4,  21  38  14,  4 y 7%.  $4,400 
Engels  G to  W Heinemann,  mch  23,  It  91 

b 2,  8 39  14.  2 y 6# $1,700 

Erikson  E J to  J Jensen,  Mch  8,  lot  27  b 9, 

6 39  14,  mthly  6#  p m $650 

Eckebrecht  W to  E Prussing.  Mch  27,  lot  6 

b 7,  Fullerton’s  add,  3 yrs  7# $1,000 

Ellsworth  H to  E F Allen.  Feb  20.  It  A,  18 
and  19  bk  12  Norwood  Park,  May  1,  ’89 

6# $1,500 

Eack  C to  C C Schumacher,  mch  24.  It  64 

b 55  etc  19  39  14,  3 y 7% $700 

Erikson  P to  A Peterson,  mch  22,  It  3 b 23, 

16  38  14.  3 y 7# $700 

Ewing  A T to  H A Hurlbut,  mch  9,  pt  It  3 
bs  63  and  64  Ellis'  w add,  5 y 6#  4 deeds 

$32,060 

Edgar  J to  E Koch,  Mch  5,  It  76  b 7,  35  40 

13,  Jan  5,  ’89,  6#  p m $550 

Edwards  T K to  J C Magill.  Mch  3,  pt  lot 

26  b 12  Ashland  2d  add,  2 y 6#  p m . $3,000 
Eveudorff  C J F to  C O Bergquist,  mch  24, 

It  13  b 2.  20  40  14,  3 y 6# $1,200 

Edgar  J to  E Kock.  mch  5,  It  76  b 7,  35  40 

13,  3 y 6#  p m $600 

Enright  J to  J J Altpeter.  Mch  30,  It  35  bl 

A Wfightwood,  wkly  8# $600 

Faura  H to  G Comb,  March  29.  lot  39  bl  2 

Bogue’s  2d  add,  4 y 7; $600 

Fitzgerald  H & P to  J Barnett,  lot  14  b 15 

U & M’s  add,  mthly  6# $1,200 

Field  H D to  W A Hammond,  Mch  22,  pt 
It  12  Graves’  sub  34  39  14,  2 y 8#.  . . $3,456 


First  Cong  Society  Evanston  to  J H Ked- 
zie,  Mch  1,  lots  on  Hinman  av  Evanston, 

5  y 6# $6,500 

Farnsworth  C A & W to  L Mayer, , It 

1 b 57  S Chicago,  5 y 7% $2,500 

Flynn  C to  A W Maltby,  mch  26,  Its  1 and 

2 It  11  etc  b 56,  21  39  14,  Sept  26,  ’87 

— $493 

Fetscher  V jr  to  J H VanVlissenger,  Feb 
28,  ’85.  pt  lot  18,  15  37  14,  3 yrs  7#  p m. 

$1,800 

Fuestenaw  W to  J J Altpeter,  mch  20,  lot 

28  b 17,  20  39  14,  wkly  8# $600 

Fisher  M to  S E Gross,  Mch  — , lot  18  b 2 

Gross’  n add,  12  wks  7% $50 

French  S T to  J E Fay,  Feb  18,  lot  33  b 9, 

33  40  14,  3 yrs  6#  p m $900 

Finnegan  M J to  J E Dalton,  mch  1,  it  85 

b 20.  7 39  14,  mthly  7% $10,000 

Graves  S E and  C M to  H C VanSchaack, 
Mch  20,  pt  lots  7 and  6,  36  40  13,  5 yrs 

H $1,500 

Gilbert  B to  H J Luders,  mch  11,  It  1 It  2 
etc  b 7 J & P’s  add.  mthly  7%  p m.  . $1,400 
Gubbins  J to  J C Schumacher,  mch  26.  lot 

4 b 56,  s s add,  wkly  5# $4,000 

Gilchrest  J and  J to  L Kistler,  Dec  11.  Its 
21  and  22  b 11  Ravenswood,  pm..  .$2,200 
Gleason  A L and  M R to  W G Miller,  mch 
18,  Its  16  to  18,  11  39  13,  1 y 8%....  $1,000 
Girling  E W to  A Pike,  mch  13,  lot  9 b 13, 

7 39  14,  mthly  6% $2,000 

Girling  E W to  A Pike,  mch  13,  lot  9 b 13, 

7 39  14,  wkly  6# $2,000 

Goldthwaite  Al  A to  J Wright,  Mch  24,  lots 

18  and  19  It  11  — 38  14,  1 y 7% $500 

Gehring  J to  J H Ernst,  Mch  24,  lot  2 lot 

160  Butterfield’s  add,  5 y 6*4# $1,000 

Goodrich  F M to  C W Nicholes,  Dec  19,  pt 
It  24  b 92,  27  33  14,  2 y 6#  p m . . . . $11,250 
Goldstein  I to  P Popp,  mch  24,  It  14  b 64, 

21  39  14,  wkly  6*4# $2,000 

Gault  M A and  T H to  E D Pease,  mch  24, 

It  3 b 32,  17  39  14,  5 y 6# $4,000 

Gorman  J to  G Comb,  Mch  29,  w hlf  It  70 

It  3 b 18  Sheffield’s  add,  4 y 7# $750 

Gross  J W to  H C Van  Schaack,  Mch  26,  It 
1 to  4 b 4,  13  39  13,  5 y 6#  4 deeds. $10,000 
Goddy  C J to  L Somenschier,  Mch  31,  It  30 

It  C,  Wrightwood,  1 y 8# $1,020 

Harrison  J R to  S Gehr,  Mch  27,  lot  39  b 1 

b 28.  12  39  13,  3 yrs  6# $3,200 

Hansen  L to  M E Greenebaum,  March  26, 

It  92  It  93,  36  40  13,  3 yrs  7# $1,200 

Heister  W W to  L V Ferris,  Alacrh  19,  pt 

lot  10  b 2,  3 38  14,  3 yrs  7# $2,250 

Hatterman  F W to  Al  E Greenebaum,  Mch 
27,  It  6 It  11  b 31,  Elston’s  add,  3 yrs 

7# $900 

Harding  G F to  W L Jeffries.  Alch  27,  It  7 
and  pt  6 b 40,  Bushnell’s  add,  8#.  . .$1,250 
Holden  H S to  L Coffeen,  Mch  9,  It  11  It 

114  etc,  2 yrs  6# $5,000 

Herdman  A and  E D to  F R Chandler, 
Alch  26,  It  28  It  13  etc,  Ellis’  e add,  2 yrs 

7# $1,200 

Hubka  J to  m Mrjewski,  Alch  25,  lot  34  b 

15,  Elston’s  add,  wkly  7# $600 

Hooker  F to  W C Fricke,  Mch  24,  lot  25 

b 11,  6 39  14,  3 yrs  7# $2,000 

Hayes  E Al  to  C C Chase,  mch  22,  It  15  b 2 

White’s  add  S Evanston,  5 y 6# $1,800 

Hjortsberg  A T to  F Schraeder,  mch  6,  Its 
1 and  2 It  4 b 35  Wolcott’s  add,  6 m 6# 

$5,181 

Hoffman  L C and  J J L to  T Alorrison, 
Mch  29,  It  32  b 12,  18  39  14.  1 y 6#.  . . $4.,0 
Hart  J P to  J Barton,  Mch  15,  It  12  b 4 sw 

qr  3 38  14,  3 y 6# $600 

Hatterman  F W to  H Diblee,  Mch  10,  It  35 
b 6 b 18  Pierce's  add  Holstein.  2 y,  6#  p 

*m $550 

Henebry  J F to  A Petterson.  Mch  25,  lot  9 

b 7 S & G's  add,  3 y 7# $900 

Hermann  G to  S Ziegler,  mch  25,  pt  It  12 
b 33  Carpenter’s  add,  3 y.  no  interest, 

P *i 23.400 

Healey  Al  to  G W Nicholes.  Feb  9.  It  19  b 

27,  33  39  14.  Alay  9 ’89.  6#.  p m $460 

Hetzel  I to  H Knauer,  Mch  25.  pt  Its  5 and 

6,  36  40  13.  2 y 8# $750 

Horner  K to  H W Ames,  Mch  29,  pt  lot  41 


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Bronson’s  add,  wkly  5 1-5# $2,500 

Hardin  G H and  J N to  D Fales,  Dec  1,  pt 

30  37  15,  10  acs,  6 m 8# 627 

Haywood  W to  J C Magill,  Apl  1,  It  2 b 12 
Ashland  add,  June  1,  ’88,  7#  p m.  . .$2,200 
Hantz  J J to  J C Schumacher,  Alch  29,  lot 

15  b 4 Rockwell’s  add,  wkly  8# $1,5C0 

Hankins  G V to  J Al  Oliver,  Alch  31.  e hlf 
It  17  b 54  Carpenter’s  add,  6 m 6#.  .$6,000 
Heinemann  M to  R W Bridge,  Feb  25,  It  2 

b 5 Sheffield’s  add,  4 v 7# $400 

Hund  Al  M to  W G Goudy,  Alch  30,  Its  1 to 

4 etc  nw  qr  29  40  14,  1 y 6#  p m $125 

Irvin  W J to  A Galloway.  Inch  25,  It  21  b 

2 Lake  View,  2 y 6#  p m $2,000 

Jacobson  H E to  M Culver,  Mch  30,  Its  39 

and  40  b 3 Culver  Park,  21  m 8#. . . . $210 
Jackson  E H et  al  to  A Tidholm,  Jan  7,  pt 
It  4 b 12,  S & J’s  sub  21  38  14,  Nov  15, 

7#  p m $1,500 

Jerhuns  H A W to  H A Hurlbut.  Mch  8,  pt 
It  32  and  33  b 4.  10  38  14,  1 y 7#  p m.$600 
Jacobs  W H to  A F Towne,  Mch  26,  It  15  b 

9,  29  40  14,  3 y 7# $2,000" 

JesseRon  I to  G Al  Bogue,  Feb  24,  It  53  b 

99,  27  39  14,  4 y 6# $3,000 

Joseph  Al  to  C H Pufeheck,  mch  26,  It  12 

b 27,  20  39  14,  2 y 7# $1,500 

Johnson  C to  A Peterson,  mch  25,  It  27  b 

3 Davis’  add,  3 y 6# $1,200 

Johnson  C A and  J to  J Stern,  Alarch  24, 

lot  36  b 2,  20  40  14,  wkly  7# $1,500 

Johnston  W V to  W P Conger,  March  15, 

lot  4 b 4,  16  38  14,  5 yrs  7# $1,100 

Johnson  J G to  W P Kimball,  Alarch  16, 
pt  lots  4 and  5 b 1,  Snyder’s  add  Evans- 
ton, Mch  1,  ’89,  7# $600 

Jacobs  R H to  H H Rose.  Mch  30.  lot  15  b 

58,  7 38  14, 7# $125 

Kugeland  C to  C F Hatterman,  Mch  15,  It 

4 b 16,6  39  14 $1,000 

Klassen  J to  J H Kraemer,  Jan  18,  It  3 se 

qr  16  38  14 ....$700 

Kobinson  C to  M Junker,  Alarch  30,  lots  9 

and  10  b 9,  31  39  14 $2,800 

Kloboncruik  J to  Falvas,  Alch  31,  lot  27  b 

13,  20  39  14,  2 y 6# 3,000 

Kvkuska  B to  F Fucik,  Mch  26,  lot  68  b 1, 

20  39  14,  2 y 7# $650 

Kugeland  C to  C G Reckless,  Jan  29,  lot 
19  b 1,  Picket’s  2d  add,  4 yrs  6#  p m.$125 
Kretz  C to  F Kozminsky,  Alch  1,  It  16  It  4 

etc.  36  40  13,  Mch  1.  ’88.  6# 1,000 

Keitel  F to  E Koch,  Alch  27,  lots  24  and  25 
b 12,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 yrs  6 1-2#. . . $1,000 
Kozel  A to  Al  E Greenebaum,  Alarch  25, 
lots  32  and  33  b 2,  J & L’s  sub,  20  39  15, 

3 yrs  6# $3,500 

Keefe  J to  Al  E Greenebaum,  mch  26,  It  2 

b 3,  8 39  14,  5 y 7# $1,000 

Kayschuck  F to  W T Dwight,  Mch  6,  It  12 

b 7,  6 39  14,  2 y 6#  p m $400 

Kejsar  M to  L Alandl,  Mch  21,  It  47  b 8,  20 

39  14,  1 y 6# $1,005 

Kidd  J to  A Williams,  Mch  30,  It  16  b 1 b 

12  Rockwell’s  add,  4 v 6#  pm $2,000 

Kasker  R to  P W Snowbrook,  Mch  29.  lot 

38  b 37  s s add,  90  ds  — pm $2,900 

Klotz  K to  C J Vopicka.  mch  23,  It  50  It  5 

etc  21  39  14 $2,400 

Keegan  A to  Al  E Greenebaum,  mch  17,  It 

22  b 1,  4 38  14,  5 y 7# $1,400 

Krippalhue  E to  C Jorn,  mch  — , It  11  b 2, 

4 38  14,  3 y 6#  p m $2,000 

Kane  W to  W Loeb,  Alch  29.  It  24  b 1 b 26 

33  39  14,  3 y 7# $900 

Knaos  Al  to  H Felsenthal.  Mch  29,  It  3 b 3, 

7 39  14,  3 y 6*4# $2,500 

Lind  J et  al  to  A Ghytraus,  Mch  17,  It  9 b 

86  S Chicago,  mthly  6# $2,100 

League  M E W to  Coombs,  mch  24,  lots  1 

and  2 b 6,  11  39  13,  3 y 7# $2,300 

Lindermann  C to  F Babbage,  Alch  10,  lot 

58  b 3 b 2 etc  29  40  14,  5 y 6# $200 

Lyons  J to  P Popp,  Mch  24,  Its  1 and  2 It 

5 etc  b 55,  21  39  14.  wkly  6*4# $800 

Loring  Al  A to  W P Elliott,  Mch  1,  pt  It  20 

b 137  s s add,  8 y 6#  p m $9,000 

Lime  A and  R to  S F AlcNaughton.  Mch  6, 

It  28  b 4,  28  39  14,  1 y 6# $350 

Landgrof  G to  J H Ernst,  mch  22,  It  33  b 

1 1,  29  40  14,  Aug  1,  ’89,  7# $1,000 

Leoerinir  J to  P W Snowhook,  Feb’y  10, 

pt  sw  qr  2 42  12,  5 y — pm $2,700 

Levenier  A to  M E Greenebaum.  Mch  24, 
pt  s e *4  and  s w *4,  13  42  12,  3 yrs 


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Lawson  R to  M Cub1  er,  Mch  24,  lot  15  b 4, 

Culver  Park,  15  inos  6$  p m $1< 

Lkke  L N to  J Bremer,  lots  18  to  29  b 4.  S 

Chicago,  3 yrs  8% $6( 

Lequier  M and  C H to  E A Dicke,  Mch  27, 

It  4 b 42  S Chicago,  3 y 7% $6( 

Lange  I to  W Heinemann,  Feby  4,  lots  59 
and  60  b 9 Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7%  . . . . $3( 
Lindorf  C W to  C F Hatterman  Jr,  Feb  5, 

It  7 b 3 Spear’s  add.  6 y 6% $4( 

Lawrence  MW  to  B F Culver,  Mch  29,  s 
hlf  It  21  Brown’s  sub  8 40  14,  3 y 8%  p m 

$400 

Laing  G to  J J Knickerbocker,  Mch  29,  It 

12  lot  9 etc  b 6 Rockwoll’s  add,  3 y 7% 

$2,500 

Melby  F to  M Runkel,  Mch  30,  It  14  bl  51, 

33  40  14,  4 y 8% $2,000 

McGrath  A to  M E Greenbaum,  Mch  30, 

It  12  b 4,  14  38  14,  3 y 7% $1,100 

McIntosh  D to  C F Hatterman,  Mch  18,  pt 

It  9,  6 39  14,  3 y 6% $1,500 

McDonald  F to  W D Kerfoot,  Mch  13,  lot 

65  b 9 etc  11  39  13,  2 y 6% $950 

McGowan  M to  G Comb,  Mch  31,  pt  It  62 

b 44,  7 39  14,  July  15,  8% $200 

Meissner  F to  W Heinemann,  Mch  31,  lot 

16  b 1,  29  40  14,  3 y 7% $800 

Mellen  A A to  J C Mellen.  Mch  15,  pt  It  20 

b 45,  8 37  14,  mthly  8% $700 

McManus  M J to  P W Snowhook,  Mch  18, 

lots  5 and  6 b 4,  8 38  14,  3 yrs  8% $300 

McGreevy  R to  S E Gross,  Mch  20,  lot  40 

Egan’s  add,  1 y 7%  p m $60 

McDermott  E to  C P Silva,  Mch  19,  lot  17 
b 1,  S <fc  W’s  sub,  6 38  14,  3 yrs  8%.  . .$300 
Murphy  P to  P W Holwav,  Mch  29,  It  43  b 

6,  28  39  14,  mthly  7%. . . $300 

Maher  J to  J E Dalton,  mch  23,  It  84  It  1 

b 37,  21  39  14,  wkly  8% $1,500 

Muller  M to  H S Dietrich,  mch  18,  lots  31 

and  32  b 21,  35  40  13,  wkly  8% $500 

Mittelstedt  W F A to  O Peltzer,  Mch  18,  It 

11  b 6,  18  39  14,  3 y 8% $1,000 

Michaels  A to  W Yocke,  Mch  26,  It  68  b 6, 

Fullerton’s  2d  add,  3 y 6 7, $500 

Maypole  A M to  G ff  Kroll,  Feb  17,  pt  Its 

13  and  14.  18  39  14,  wkly  8% $2,700 

Maloney  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  1, 

It  22  It  3 etc  4 38  14,  5 y 7%  p m $500 

Murphy  L D M to  G M Bogue,  Mch  15,  It 

26  b 6,  13  39  13,  5 y 6^  pm... $550 

McCabe  D to  C C Schumacher,  mch  24,  It 

21  Lee’s  sub  20  39  14,  4 y 7% $1,300 

Meli  J to  J H Van  Vlissengen,  mch  8,  lot 

65  b 10,  S & G’s  add,  2 y 7% $500 

Nolan  P to  J L Allen,  Mch  25,  It  40  b 23, 

Sheffield’s  add,  2 yrs  8% $150 

Nyman  NtoRW  Bridge,  Feb  10,  lot  10  b 

3,  36  40  13,  6 y 6%  p m $1,200 

Nordholz  W to  W M Stanley,  Mch  25,  It  1 

b 4,  36  40  13,  2 yrs  6% $300 

Nelson  A to  H E Greenebaum,  Mch  27,  pt 

lot  2 b 3,  36  40  13,  4 yrs  7% $800 

Noffke  J to  W Heinemann,  mch  12,  lot  38 

b 7,  6 39  14,  5 y 7% $1,500 

Nebel  F to  H J Christoph,  mch  23,  It  23  |b 

10  S & G’s  add,  3 y 6% $3,500 

Northain  J V to  V E Day,  Mch  29,  pt  lots 
7 and  6 b 3 b 4 etc,  Myrick’s  add,  6 m 

$7,000 

Norman  H B S & J to  J Frake,  Feb  13,  pt 

it  6 b 15,  21  38  14 $500 

Olsen  A to  C Holbeck,  Jan  12,  It  26  b 8,  1 

39  13,  6 y 8% $600 

Ohlerking  C to  E H Sheldon,  mch  8,  It  8 b 

9 Duncan’s  add,  5 y 8%  p m $5,250 

Otto  C to  J H Ernst,  mch  22,  It  49  b 2,  28 

40  14,  3 y 6 %% $600 

Oeotlin  to  P Popp,  Mch  24,  pt  It  4 b 66, 

21  39  14.  wkly  8%% $3,000 

Osterkamp  G to  H A Mauritzen,  Mch  27, 

It  4 It  1 b 16,  6 39  14,  4 yrs  8% $500 

O’Connors  J to  J Foley,  Mch  20,  lot  72  b 9, 

17  39  14,  mthly  8% $400 

Pascoe  H to  W A Bond,  Apr  1,  It  85  b 1, 

28  40  14,  Nov  1,  ’90  8%  p m $200 

Palmbla  A to  E F Bayley,  Mch  27,  lot  22  b 

4,  10  38  14,  5 yrs  8% $3,000 

Poch  C G to  H C Zuttermeister,  March  26, 

lot  35  b 4,  31  40  14,  3 yrs  5% $800 

Peterson  A to  W Loeb,  Mch  26,  lots  21  to 
24  b 20,  Bickerdike’s  add,  Aug  10,  ’89, 

6$ $6,200 

Peterson  A to  W Loeb,  Mch  26,  lots  21  to 
24  b 20,  Bickerdike’s  add,  5 yrs  8%.  $10,000 
Probey  A and  W to  F R Chandler,  mch  25, 

pt  It  3 etc  2 38  14,  1 y 8% $6,000 

Page  A and  A to  G D Pease,  Feb  10,  It  1 b 
2 W & W’s  sub  31  39  14,  3 y 7%  p m . . $750 
Paul  J H to  J Bremer,  Mch  13,  lot  15  b 2, 

31  37  15,  2 yrs  8% $200 

Quinn  M E and  J to  H A Hurlbut,  mch  22, 

It  11  b 4,  18  39  14,  5 y 8% $4,000 

Rowan  T F to  E A DicKer,  mch  25,  It  32  b 
54  S Chicago,  3 y 7% $500 


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Reus  C to  H J Christoph,  mch  25,  Its  23  to 

32  b 1 and  pt  b 2 Gano’s  add  Pullman, 

3 y 6% $3,000 

Rhodes  G H to  L V Ferris,  mch  25,  It  4 It 

23  etc  3 38  14,  3 y 7% $3,000 

Rooth  C to  J H Schlund,  Dec  17,  It  4 b 15, 

5 37  15,  1 y 8% $432 

Richardson  T R et  al  to  E Pease,  March  5, 

It  53  s hlf  b 41,  1 7 39  14,  3 y 8%....  $1,500 
Riz  J to  A E Barr,  Mch  29,  It  7 b 43,  19  38 

14,  3 y 7% $500 

Rudolph  C to  T H Schintz,  Mch  30,  pt  sw 

qr  sw  qr  54  40  14 $6,000 

Raynolds  T to  W Bartels,  Mch  10,  lots  62 

and  64  b 48,  19  39  14,  3 y 8% $400 

Ringworld  R to  G W Kroll,  Feb  2,  It  59  b 

11,  20  39  14,  wkly  8 % $1,600 

Roth  C to  H G Foreman.  March  18,  Its  21 

and  22  b 38,  33  40  14,  3 y 8% $10,000 

Ravenot  J M and  O F F to  H G Foreman, 

mch  10,  It  4 b 7,  20  39  14,  3 y 7% $700 

Runnion  D H to  J E Dalton,  Feb  11,  It  77 

b 19.  7 39  14,  mthly  7% $2,500 

Reef  D to  J Buehler,  mch  22.  pt  Its  44  to 

48  b 1,  7 38  14,  3 y 7% $1,200 

Regel  F to  J C Schumacher,  mch  20,  It  80 

b 6 S & G’s  add,  wkly  5 % $3,000 

Ryan  J J to  W T Dwight,  mch  26,  lot  29  b 

1,  31  40  14,  3 y 7%  $250 

Russell  A to  A Pike,  Mch  — . lots  1 to  3 

b 2,  25  40  14,  mthly  8% $600 

Ryan  J A to  C G Reckless,  Dec  1,  lots  8 
and  9 b 1,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein  ....  $183 
Reese  C J to  E L Wright,  Feb  8,  lot  8 b 9, 

18  39  14,  2 yrs  7% $450 

Rose  C A G to  S Wallner,  Mch  26,  lot  5 b 3 

lot  2,  25  39  14,  wkly  8% $300 

Robertson  J F to  S E Gross,  Mch  13,  lot  48 

b 34,  31  39  14,  23  mos  7% $560 

Ross  A & S L to  S D Ward,  Mch  27.  It  48 

b 5,  1 39  13,  4 yrs  7% $500 

Reidy  P to  J Stern,  Mch  24,  It  4 b 2 b 6, 

33  39  14,  wkly  8% $4,000 

Scofield  D to  F G Bradley,  Marr.h  27,  Its  6 

and  7 etc  b 12  Rockwell’s  add,  1^  y,  8% 

$1,000 

Small  M M to  W E Smith,  Mch  10,  It  3 It 
21  etc  34  39  14,  Jan  1,  ’91,  8%  p m.  .$5,000 
Sweet  H to  F R Chandler,  mch  15,  lots  11 
and  12  b 5 Pierce’s  add  Holstein,  5 y 8% 

2 deeds $9,000 

Serpan  J to  A Stepina,  mch  20,  It  39  b 47, 

19  39  14 $600 

Stoffregan  H E to  P Moyen,  mch  26,  It  21 

b 6 Holstein,  5 y 8% $300 

Skupka  C to  C Novak,  Mch  30,  lease  of  It 

97  b 27,  5 39  14,  wkly  5 1-10# $4,000 

Sheeler  H to  J C Magill,  Jany  14,  lot  27  b 

26  Denison’s  add,  2 y 8%  p m $2,125 

Sanders  J to  Coombs,  mch  25,  It  4 b 2 It  6 

etc,  9 38  14,  4 y 7% $2,000 

Sullivan  M J to  R W Bridge,  mch  18,  It  13 

b 3 b 10  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 8% $675 

Shea  M to  M E Greenebaum,  mch  26,  lot 

27  b 5,  1 39  13,  3 y 7% $300 

Schmitt  P Z to  J H Ernst,  mch  23,  It  9 b 

3,  4 39  14,  1 y 8%% $600 

Slad  F to  L Mandl,  mch  23,  lot  30  b 7,  20 

39  14,  2 y 7% $1,000 

Sylvester  EtoGM  Bogue,  Feb  12,  It  58  b 

6,  13  39  13,  2 y 6%  p m $550 

Stenegle  M M to  F R Chandler,  march  20, 

It  4 b 1,  18  39  14,  2 y 7% $500 

Shober  A to  L Baird,  mch  22,  lots  1 and  2 
It  2 b 5,  33  40  14,  July  14.  ’91,  8%.  . . $2,000 
Samuelson  I and  S to  L Baird,  mch  16,  It 
15  b 14  Newberry’s  add,  Apl  16,  ’89,  8% 

• $ — 

Smith  M and  J to  W Heinemann,  mch  22, 

It  10  b 2 b 40,  17  39  14.  5 y 7% $2,800 

Spelz  N to  W Loeb,  mch  20,  It  46  b 3 b 12, 

29  40  14,  5 y 8% $1,100 

Schneider  L to  J J Curran,  mch  26,  Its  17 

and  18  b 2.  4 38  14,  wkly  7%% $1,000 

Schlott  L <fc  H F to  J Bnehler,  March  23, 

It  4 It  1 b 13,  Elston’s  add,  3 yrs  7%.  $1,000 
Schwass  W to  S Dunlop,  mch  19,  pt  lots  1 
and  2 b 12,  R R add  Harlem,  5 y 7%  $1,500 
Sheeler  H toJ  C McGill,  Jan  14,  lot  28  b 26, 

Duncan’s  add,  2 yrs  8%  p m $2,025 

Soelke  F H to  W Vocke,  Mch  19,  lot  11  b 5, 

6 39  14,  3 yrs  7% $700 

Sheehy  J to  A Peterson,  Mch  25,  pt  lot  95 
b 19,  s b add,  3 yrs  7% $1,000 


Swieringa  F to  J C Schumacher,  Mch  26, 

lot  52  b 3,  18  39  14,  2 yrs  7% $700 

Shanhan  C to  G Comb,  March  31,  It  1 b 4, 

28  39  14,  1 y 7% $300 

Simonds  G to  J J Knickerbocker,  Mch  29. 

It  17  b 2,  27  39  14,  6 y 6% $6,000 

Sopher  A C to  F B Peabody,  Mch  29,  pt  It 

4 b 6 Cleaverville,  5 y 5% $5,000 

Schnert  C to  H E Lowe,  Mch  23,  pt  lot  14 

b 2 J R <fc  S’s  add,  8% $14,000 

Storrs  D W to  H G Foreman,  Mch  23,  It  1 
It  40  etc  b 8 Rockwell’s  add,  5 y 8%.  $2,300 
Schroeater  J to  J J Voclaker,  Apl  1,  lots  8 
and  9 b 3 Delevan’s  add,  5 y 5%. . . .$9,000 
Schauss  A and  A to  J H Ernst,  Mch  30,  It 

80  b 42,  33  40  14  — $2,500 

Scholes  F to  J L Lombard.  Mch  22.  Its  11 
and  22  b 8 Douglas  Park  add,  3%  y 8% 

$3,150 

Smith  M A and  H G to  W D Kerfoot,  Mch 
13,  It  66  b 9 etc,  11  39  13.  4 m 8%....  $950 
Smith  J to  B L Pease,  Mch  1,  lot  11  bl  25 

Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7%  . . $700 

Steinbeiss  C to  J E Fay,  Feb  18,  lots  34  to 

36  b 9,  33  39  14,  3 yrs  8%  p m $1,600 

Sweeney  M and  J to  J C Miller,  March  15, 
pt  lots  24  to  26  etc,  b 4,  33  38  14,  mthly 

8% $900 

Schlenker  J to  J Fande,  Mch  27,  lot  29  b 5, 

28  39  14,  1 y 7% $1,700 

Smith  P H jr  to  F B Peabody,  March  23, 
pt  lots  17  to  28  b 15,  Bushnell’s  add,  3 

yrs  5%% $7,000 

Storrs  R L to  H G Foreman,  March  23, 
lots  87  and  88  b 32,  7 39  14,  18  mos  8%, 

.*.  $3,000 

Sh«arson  W A to  F B Peabody,  March  24, 
lots  15  and  16  etc,  13  39  13,  Nov,  14,  ’90, 

8% $1,000 

Stolz  G to  D W Wills,  Mch  8,  It  1 b 9,  36 

40  13,  4 yrs  5% $550 

Trussing  M C et  al  to  J Jensen,  Dec  23. 

It  3 b 9,  6 39  14,  mthly  6 % $725 

Treka  J to  J Mandl.  Mch  23,  lots  1 and  2 

and  pt  3 b 10,  28  39  14,  2 y 7% $1,400 

Thomason  M C to  G D Pease,  mch  20,  Its 
10  to  12  Wilson’s  sub  18  39  14,  5 y 8%,  2 

deeds $7,500 

Tiffany  M J to  D M Hillis.  Mch  20,  pt  Its 

26  to  31  b 3,  10  S8  14,  3 yrs  7% 900 

Trenzon  A to  E P Runyan,  Mch  10,  It  3 b 

5 Turner  Park  City,  3 y 7% $350 

Tierney  J M to  B L Pease,  mch  24,  pt  Its 

41  It  3 b 18  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 8%  ...  $300 
Thomas  J W to  H C Morey,  mch  5,  pt  It  1 

b 45,  7 39  14,  3 y 8%  p m $10,875 

Thalstrom  A A to  M Culver,  Mch  15,  lot  36 
b 1,  Culver  Park,  15  mos  8%  p m ....  $100 
Thom  A to  C P Silva,  Mch  28,  It  4 b 4,  33 

39  14,  4 y 8%  p m $500 

Thomas  J W D to  J Gunzenhauser,  Mch  3, 
lot  81  Codwise  sub  18  39  14,  3 y 8%  p m 

$500 

Upton  C & J to  J J Altpeter,  Mch  28,  It  24 

b 13  Brand’s  add,  wkiy  8% $200 

Ulrich  E and  L to  F R Chandler,  Mch  29, 
pt  It  3 b 5,  34  39  14,  2 y 8%  2 deeds.  $4,000 
Uhlemann  A L to  S Straus,  Mch  30,  lot  46 

b 9,  33  40  14,  2 y 8% $2,700 

Urlacher  M to  F W Young,  Mch  10,  It  14  b 

1,  8 38  14,  2 y 8%  p m $200 

Wallace  L D to  E O Brown,  Mch  30j  pt  lot 

68  Ellis’  e add,  1 y 8% $10,000 

Wickersham  W B to  J K Philo,  Mch  20,  Its 

22  to  26  b 10,  6 38  12,  3 y 8% $2,000 

Wostry  F to  A Stepnia,  Mch  26,  lot  68  b 9, 

20  39  14,  3 y 7% $500 

White  J D to  P Keane,  Mch  24,  It  13  b 17, 

19  39  14,  wkly  8% $900 

Westphal  C J to  Columbus  B & L Assn, 
Mch  29,  It  11  b 1,  29  40  14,  wkly  5 1-5$ 

$2,300 

Warren  CD&JFtoFA  Barnes,  Mch  19 
It  1 It  13  etc  b 10  Aster’s  add,  3 y 7%  $1,000 
White  G to  J Holdom,  Mch  29,  It  42  b 21, 

7 39  14,  3 y 8% $1,600 

Wegener  0 to  J Jensen,  Feb  1,  It  19  b 9.  6 

39  14.  1 y 6$ $400 

White  M A to  T M Garrett,  mch  23,  lot  3 
and  pt  4 b 1 S & G’s  add,  2 y 8%.  . . $5,000 
Webber  E R to  J Osborn,  mch  22,  lot  20  b 

6,  18  39  14,  18  m 8% $700 

Welter  N to  A Wolf,  Mch  27,  It  24  Stadel 
man’s  sub  32  39  14,  mthly  8$ $4,000 


Wood  R L et  al  to  S Dunlop,  mch  20,  pt  s 

hlf  n qr  30  41  12,  3 y 1% $600 

Welwerz  J to  J P Ahrens,  mch  25,  e hlf  It 

17  b 2,  10  38  14,  51  m 7% $850 

Wright  D D to  T It  Morris,  Mch  27,  lot  5 
b 10,  Vernon  Park  add,  3 yrs  8%. . . . $1,400 
Warren  F et  al  to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch 
27,  lot  7 b 99,  s s add,  June  ^10,  ’88,  8%, 

$7,000 

Westerholn  O to  S M Moore,  Mch  23.  lot 
58  b 72,  R,  M & S’s  add,  18  mos  6% . $1 ,500 
Williams  D to  J KBoyeson,  April  1,  It  5 It 

11  b 7 Rockwell’s  add.  3 y 8%  p m.  .$1,750 
Williams  D to  H A Hurlbert,  Mch  15.  It  5 

It  4 etc  b 56,  o t,  3 y 5*4$ $25,000 

Windbiel  S to  A Hoefer,  Mch  20,  e hlf  lot^B 

12  b 2 Sheffield’s  add,  wkly  5% $1,300 

Zimmer  A to  Z Durand,  mch  25,  It  8 b 8 b 

4 Sheffield’s  add,  1 m 7% $3,000 

Zeithammel  F to  F W Young,  Feb  4.  It  15 
b 1,  8 38  14,  42  m 8%  pm $350 


II OIJTOKJUS. 

Beilfus  A to  J Popp,  Mch  25,  It  42  b 21,  5 

39  14,  5 y 8% $2,000 

Bartz  C to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Mch  23, 

It  2 b 3 Fullerton’s  2d  add,  wkly  8%.  .$600 
Barnett  E E to  Excelsior  L Assn,  Mch  27, 

It  6 b 5,  23  38  14,  mthly  8% $1,500 

Barnet  E E to  E E Graham,  Mch  27.  lot  6 

b 1,  23  38  14,  15  m 7% '...$500 

Burgholz  F to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Mch  25,  pt  e *4  nw  }A,  20  40  14,  wkly 

5 1-6*. $500 

Bates  F E to  J R Bowes,  Mch  1,  It  10, 

Noyes’  sub.  9 38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $300 

Bell  R to  C Schierhorn,  mch  24,  lots  1 and 
2 b H Turner’s  Park,  City,  2 y 8% . . . . $650 
Ballard  C D to  H A Parsons,  tr,  Mch  30,  pt 

It  2 b 20,  frl  15,  Apl  1,  ’87,  7% $1,000 

Cameron  C and  R to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co. 
mch  16,  s hlf  It  2 b 30  Duncan’s  add,  5 y 

6 % $10,000 

Cook  J to  A Benze,  Mch  29,  lot  1 b 16,  34 

36  14,  2 y 7% $100 

Cath  Bish  Chicago  to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co, 
Mch  22,  Its  1 to  10  b 1 Brand’s  add,  5 y, 

8% $6,000 

Callahan  D to  M Ballin,  Feb  15,  Its  50  and 

51,  2 y 8%  p m $600 

Cass  G W to  G M Bogue,  Feb  15,  pt  nw  qr 

25  39  13  (30  acs),  2 y 8%  p m $31,366 

Childs  Y to  C M L Ins  Co,  Mch  16,  part  w 

hlf  b 45,  27  39  14,  3 y 6% $12,000 

Cook  E G et  al  to  J J Koch,  Mch  25,  pt  nw 

qr  15  37  12,  4 y 8% $800 

Erikson  A P to  Phoenix  B Assn,  mch  23, 

Its  16  and  17  b 10,  25  40  13,  wkly  5 % $1,000 
Eggert  H to  H Gauler,  Mch  26,  It  27  lot  12 

North  add,  3 yrs  7% $500 

Early  E R to  C M L Ins  Co,  Mch  11.  pt  It, 

35  and  36  Alethian’s  add.  1 y r 7% p m $2,000 
Evans  C R to  A Wisner,  Mch  29.  lot  30  bl 

15,  26  40  14,  1 y 8% $105 

Franz  P to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Mch  25, 

It  35  b C,  wkly  8% $600 

Fucha  C to  N Chicago  B & L Assn,  March 
25,  lot  40  b 4,  Gross  Par  k add,  wkly, 

5 1-6 % $600 

Fiege  M F and  C to  W Chicago  B <fc  L 

Assn, , mthly  8 % $200 

Gutschow  J to  T M Turner,  Dec  19,  It  46, 
Turner’s  sub  18  37  15,  Dec  19,  ’87,  8%.  $250 
Goms  J to  J Goms,  mch  23,  pt  lot  1 lot  50 

etc,  b 7,  5 39  14,  2 y 8% $350 

Graffam  A to  Oak  Park  B & L Assn,  It  6 b 

1,  7 39  13,  mthly  8% $2,400 

Gill  VV  E to  Chicago  Perm’  rt  B & L Assn, 

Mch  29,  mthly,  8% $1,100 

Hodel  J to  A Pfiengradt,  March  24,  lot  38 

It  12  b 6,  July  24,  ’89,  7% $200 

Hill  J A to  G S Horton,  mch  8,  lot  5 b 2,  3 

36  14 7% ' ' $800 

Heller  S A to  J V Farwell  Jr,  mch  8,  It  12 

b 4,  S & G’s  add,  1 y $500 

Johnson  J G to  N W B & L Assn,  Mch  10, 
pt  lots  4 and  5 b 11  Snyder’s  add  to 

Evanston,  mthly  8% $2,000 

Jesmer  J to  D W Eldred,  March  20,  lots  5 
and  6 b 31,  Jefferson,  mthly,  7 yrs,  7% 

pm $1,000 

Johnson  O to  G Sandberg,  mch  22,  pt  It  7 

b 88  Elston’s  add,  3 y 7% $700 

Jensen  P F to  Phoenix  B Assn,  mch  23,  lot 

460  b 1,  29  40  14,  wkly  5% $2,500 

Kroepel  J to  M Ballin,  Mch  25,  It  46  Bal- 

lin’s  sub,  8 38  14,  3 yrs  8%  p m $225 

Kallas  M to  P Gorski,  Mch  26,  Its  1 and  2 

It  32  etc,  b 28,  5 39  14,  1 y 8% $1,000 

Kline  E J to  L B Kline,  Mch  29.  lot  4 b 3, 

36  40  13,  4 y 4$ $500 

Kretschmer  R D to  Phoenix  B & L Society, 
Mch  24,  lot  27  b 1 b 7,  29  40  14,  weekly, 

5%  $1,400 

Kellogg  J If  to  W W Kellogg,  Mch  29,  pt 
It  7 Evanston $ 


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Ladner  W E to  J Worthy,  mch  11,  pt  Its 
23  and  24  b 16,  17  39  14,  1 y 0% . . . .$2,500 
Lindburg  L to  S Woodbridge,  Feb  15,  lot 

21b  134,  S Chicago,  2 yrs  — $182 

Leynard  J B to  L Z Leiter,  Feb  24,  n % 
s % e % sw  6 38  14,  3 y G pm.  $18,000 
Matthison  S H to  J Nelson,  mch  24,  It  25  b 
6 Bickerdike’s  add,  Apl  1,  ’90,  6%. . . . $600 
Muiller  P to  N Chicago  B & L Assn,  Mch 
25,  It  35,  It  29  etc,  Egan’s  S add,  wkly, 

5 yrs  5% $1,200 

Meyer  J to  C Bentley,  Mch  23,  lot  38  b 2, 

6 38  14,  3 yrs  6#  p m $225 

Moore  L & A to  M J Henderson,  Feb  1,  It 

12  b 4 F & G’s  add.  3 y 1% $900 

Nichols  M B to  J B Nichols,  Nov  6,  It  14  b 

58,  1 y no  int $100 

Osgood  M L to  CML  Ins  Co,  March  15. 

lot  4 b 31,  22  39  14,  3 yrs  0% $6,666 

O’Callaghan  M A to  C H Kilbourne,  Mch 
23,  lots  7 and  8 b 27,  25  40  14,  5 yrs  7% 

7qq 

O’Callaghan  P to  J H Ohlerking,  Mch  26, 

lot  2 b 7,  S & G add,  1 y 8% $620 

O’Connell  J W to  Canadian-Am  L & B 
Assn,  Mch  2,  It  19  b 4,  36  40  13,  monthly 

8% $1,100 

Odschner  H to  C lvorup,  Mch  25,  It  19  b 2, 

4 38  14,  3 y 7% $800 

Oclok  S to  N W L & B Assn,  Feb  12,  lot  8 

b 4,  13  39  13,  mthly  8 % $1,500 

Peterson  C to  J Lill,  Mch  29,  lot  17  b 2 b 

44,  3 yrs  8% $1,000 

Prokaski  J to  M Ballin,  Mch  15,  lot  66,  8 

38  14,  2 yrs  8% $250 

Peterka  V to  T M Turner,  Feby  19,  It  41, 

Turner’s  sub  18  37  15,  2 y 8% $250 

Quinn  A W and  J to  B Loewenthal,  Feb  1. 

lot  33  b 4 Dock  add  8% $650 

Quinn  J to  K Eichengreen,  Mch  23,  It  46 

b 1,  Davis’  add,  1 y 8% $330 

Roby  M G to  Chicago  Permanent  B & L 
Assn,  Mch  2,  It  14  sw  qr  16  38  14,  mthly 

8% $300 

Radke  J to  C Bentley  J,  It  9 b 2 b 24,  6 38 

14,  3 yrs  6,<pm $300 

Reinhardt  A to  C Bentley,  March  23,  lot 

37  b 2,  6 38  14,  3 yrs  8%  pm $275 

Smith  M K to  Douglas  Park  B Assn,  mch 
1,  Its  10  and  11  b 3,  1 38  13,  mthly  8#  $800 
Sweet  H to  R Davies,  Mch  10,  lots  40  and 
41  b 12,  Pierce’s  add  Holstien,  1 y 8% 

pm .‘$1,800 

Struble  II  to  D W Thatcher,  Mch  1,  pt  lot 
15  Thatcher’s  sub,  12  39  12,  5 yrs  7%  $2,500 
Sweeuey  J to  N Corwith,  Mch  2,  It  3 It  1 

etc,  b 2,  3 38  14,  4 yrs  8%  p m $2,000 

Schnur  C to  H Hoepe.  Mch  26,  lot  51  b 35 

Sheffield’s  add,  2 v 7% $200 

Stowicki  T to  W J Rembowski,  Mch  29,  pt 
It  3 It  4 b 11  Ridgeley’s  add,  2 y 8%.  .$200 
Schmidt  J to  M Linck,  March  25,  It  8 b 12 

Delavan’s  add,  6 y 8% $6,000 

Sanderson  T to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Apl 

25,  It  22  b 1,  33  39  14,  mthly  8% $700 

Schmitz  P to  Home  M L Assn,  Mch  24,  It 

6 b 1,  6 39  14,  wkly  5 1-5# $600 

Sullivan  D to  Equitable  T Co,  Dec  28,  s 
hlf  It  21  b 77  Elston’s  add,  Jan  20,  6$f.  $200 
Thomas  E <fc  W R to  11  Eichelberg,  Sept 

26,  It  42  b 7.  26  40  13,  5 y 5% $300 

Thombs  T to  M E Kimball,  Mch  18,  pt  lot 

8 b 5,  21  38  14,  5 y 8% $1,000 

Wizenmann  F to  E Simons,  mch  25,  It  31 

b is.  85  40  13, 1 y 8 $125 

Wegener  L to  Home  Mut  L Assn,  mch  18, 

It  95  b 36  Sheffield’s  add,  wkly  5 1-5J&  $200 

Wolff  0 E to  C W Fullerton, , , 

8 y 6# $1,200 

Wehrenberg  H H to  F Samuel,  Mch  4,  b 4 

b 1,  20  40  14,  3 yrs  7%  p m $650 

Walter  T to  J Lejeurne,  Mch  2s,  lot  10  b 1, 

30  40  13,  3 y — $1,130 

Wacker  C H to  C M Ins  Co,  Mch  22,  lot  1 

b 21,  Ogden's  add, $3,600 

Wallen  K O to  A Wisuer,  Mch  15,  lot  37  b 

K50.  29  40  14,  75  mos  6J  p m . . $1,900 

Westendorf  J to  L Juergins,  Mch  4.  lot  36 

e % b 3.  6 39  14,  10  yrs  5;? $700 

" eber  F to  H Hoepe,  Mch  26,  It  52  b 35 
Sheffield’s  add,  3 7% $300  J 


Weleon  P F to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Mch 
1,  lot  63  b 11  Vernon  Bark  add,  wkly  8# 

$800 

Zender  M to  A Klein,  mch  22,  pt  lot  3,  Co 
Clk’s  sub 3 y 7% $250 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Allen  N to  O F Malcolm,  March  23,  machy 

etc 6 m $615 

Atwood  C C to  C J Shields,  Mch  24.  horses 

etc,  1412  n Clark  st,  6 m $66 

Abbott  A R to  J D Spear,  March  25,  furnf^J 

etc 6 m $187 

Allwendinger  J to  J Fluke,  march  24,  cab, 

10  m $330 

Ahlborn  F H to  to  T C Thompson,  March 
6,  turn  and  stock,  590  Elston  av,  mthly, 

$i“ooo 

Ahrens  C to  J Hartel,  March  27,  cows  etc, 

Wheeling,  Oct  1 $50 

Aldrich  H E to  M E Fowler,  Jan  18,  turn 

etc,  1 Park  Row,  8 m $156 

Bonfield  J B to  E T Brown,  Mch  29,  car- 
riage, 4014  Dearborn  st,  3 m $59 

Berg  S to  R Rothschild’s  Son,  Mch  30.  sa- 
loon goods,  302  State  st,  Aug  2 $100 

Bonham  H to  C E Wyman,  Mch  29,  horses, 

372  Madison  st,  6 m $73 

Bundo  & Thorpe  to  De  Sibley,  March  27, 
horses  etc,  4148%  Cottage  Grove  av,  2 

mos $100 

Bonham  H to  J E Fluke,  Dec  22,  cab,  372 

w Madison  st,  1 y $410 

Barnes  I to  C Williams,  mch  26,  furn  etc, 

1310  Oakwood  blvd,  5 m $95 

Becker  H C to  P R Isham,  march  24,  furn 

etc,  1182  Jackson  st,  6 m $75 

Bowers  J to  C E Wyman,  mch  26,  horses 

etc,  1954  Lake  st,  6 m $135 

Blackburn  E to  C J Reardon,  March  28, 
furn  etc,  124  n Carpenter  st,  Dec  22. $337 
Berg  E to  C Williams,  March  23,  furn  etc, 

3124  State  st,  4 m $120 

Berlin  M and  W H to  J D Spear,  Mch  23, 

furn  etc,  288  Huron  st,  6 m $46 

Blodgett  H F to  J H Spear,  Mch  29,  furn 

and  piano,  Lake $200 

Bottcher  J to  H Landmeier,  Mch  23,  hor- 
ses, ets.  Maine,  1 y $100 

Braun  M D to  S P Styles,  Mch  30,  piano, 

Palatine,  60  ds  . . $138 

Barbour  J R to  F J Mackey,  Mch  29,  furn 

etc,  143  17th  st,  4 m $28 

Coslette  J H to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  23, 

furn  etc,  85  Sholto  st,  3 m $35 

Czichon  P to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  24,  sa- 
loon, 363  Sedgwick  st,  3 m $120 

Callahan  E J to  G P Bunker,  Mch  28,  sa- 
loon. 536  Morgan  st,  10  m 8% $500 

Caldwell  J to  J E Fluke,  Feb  25,  cab,  — , 

10  m $350 

Curtis  J F to  G Wyman,  Mch  29,  furn  etc, 

1040  Wood  st.  6 m $90 

Colbert  J to  C E Baker,  Mch  29,  furn  etc, 

S Chicago,  6 m $68 

Carnes  J to  P Schoenhofen.  Mch  29,  furn, 

etc,  304  State  st,  1 y $750 

Collins  M to  E T Brown,  Mch  27,  piano, 

1204  Cakwood  bd,  6 mos $130 

Chatfield  A K to  C G Hutchinson,  Mch  26, 

horses  etc, , 6 mos $ 

Carseu  W R to  I Frankenstein,  March  29, 

horse,  Irving  pi  stables,  June  1 $110 

Clark  W H to  W T Johnson,  Mch  30,  furn 

etc,  306  Randolph  st,  8 m $32 

Choemas  C C to  G Braun,  Mch  30,  saloon, 

269  Clark  st,  15  m $450 

Chase  E N to  W H King,  Mch  30,  furn  etc 

3245  State  st,  3 m $31 

Coffen  W 11  to  J D Spear,  Mch  30,  furn, 

etc,  769  Carroll  av,  3 in $43 

C arle  I to  J Frazer,  March  2,  cows,  etc, 

Mtioe,  1 y $10o 

Dunn  J M to  R Rothschild’s  Sons.  Mch  29, 

saloon,  5034  s State  st.  Dec  1 $800 

Donncllan  J J to  J D Spear,  Mch  26.  pi- 
ano, 302  Polk  st,  4 m $59 

Dahler  H to  C Williams,  Mch  29,  horses. 

Ohio  and  Sangamon  sts,  7 m $97 

Dempsey  J to  T J O’Neill.  Mch  2G,jhorses. 

70  Sherman  st,  2 yrs $200 


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Dempsey  J to  O F Malcolm.  March  25, 

horses,  70  Sherman  st,  6 mos $260 

Davidson  S to  D W Brown,  Mch  25,  furn 

et,  122  3d  av $82 

Dolmage  W P to  E T Brown,  Mch  25,  furn 

etc,  111  Indiana  st,  6 m $130 

Dorgan  J to  B Preston,  Mch  29,  cows  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  6 m $145 

Dayton  O to  W N Alley,  Mch  29,  furn  etc, 

3833  Indiana  av,  15  m $140 

Duffy  T H to  W W Charles,  Mch  23,  furn 

etc,  377  Polk  st,  4 mos $66 

Dezdess  D D to  A Carmichael,  March  24, 

furn  etc, 6 mos $91 

Doty  S to  J Moersch,  March  25,  millinery 

etc,  402  Division  st,  Nov  1,  pm $405 

Dillon  J to  H C Hansen,  Feb  27,  furn  etc, 

Oak  Park,  40  ds $40 

Downey  M to  W WCharles,  Mch  22,  horses 

etc,  339  22d  st $280 

Eustis  M T to  J F Tenney,  March  24,  furn 

etc,  70  Centre  av,  6 m $600 

Ellingsen  T to  H Larsen,  mch  23,  horses, 

277  w Eriest,  6 m $200 

Evans  G 0 to  J E Richardson,  March  10, 

engine  etc.  662  Madison  st,  6 mos  ....  $400 
Epperson  F M to  A A W’estengard,  March 

19,  house,  It  64  b 40,  33  40  14,  1 y $352 

Eustis  M T to  J F Tenney,  Mch  27,  furn, 

etc,  70  Centre  av $600 

Ehlert  P to  O Haak,  Mch  30,  furn  etc,  904 

Clybourne  av,  6 m $200 

Eastwood  R to  R 0 Eastwood,  March  31, 

furn  etc,  1206  State  st,  3 m $300 

Evans  G to  J Cullen,  March  29,  furn  etc, 

2546  Lime  st,  4 m $50 

Funk  D to  H Bock,  January  18,  cows,  etc, 

Thornton $62 

Fox  J to  J Travers,  Mch  30,  furn  etc,  Lake 

10  m $100 

Frinke  F A to  H A Pemberton,  March  30, 

furn  etc,  485  W’ebster  av,  6 m $83 

Fox  W T to  J J Owen,  march  26,  furn  etc, 

3932  Prairie  av,  3 m $179 

Foster  M to  U E Atwater,  March  27,  furn 

etc,  310  Chicago  av,  6 m $360 

Foster  M to  E Iliff,  Mch  27,  furn  etc,  310 

Chicago  av,  10  m $200 

Finucane  J to  P Gumry,  Jan  12.  furn  etc, 

278  State  st,  6 m $682 

Ford  C to  E D Cook,  Decern  25,  furn  etc, 

1110  Bowen  av $271 

FaTrell  L to  C Ryan,  Jan’y  7,  wagon,  573 

Jefferson  st.  2 m $26 

Flatow  B to  J D Spear,  Mch  25,  furn  etc, 

77  Clybourne  av $59 

Ferm  M G to  Lovell  Mfg  Co,  mch  23,  furn 

etc,  493  Lake  st $2,000 

Funk  E to  W M and  R Savage,  March  17, 

engine  etc 3 m $435 

Gillespie  D to  The  Rhodes  & Ramsey  Co, 
Mch  25,  horses,  3911  Butterfield  st.  3 m 

$284 

Grimes  L to  C E Wyman,  Mch  27,  horses 

etc,  38  Bryant  st,  4 mos $118 

Goes  W to  E T Brown,  March  25,  furn  etc, 

519  w Erie  st,  6 m $130 

Guderly  W to  W Knispel.  Feb  23,  house,  34 

Sullivan  st,  2 y $300 

Grabbert  J H to  A Holz,  March  24,  saloon 

etc,  78  Sherman  st,  1 y $340 

Gunkel  P to  C Williams,  March|31,  mules, 

etc,  1148  s Western  av,  9 ro $404 

Gilmore  C S to  J Campbell,  Mch  30,  furn, 

etc,  275  Stale  st,  1 y $300 

Garry  J to  G F White,  March  27,  furn  etc, 

296  Ohio  st,  2 y $1,643 

Gilbreath  W C lo  W N Alley,  Mch  30.  pi 


. $65 


ano,  2610  South  Park  av,  6%  m 
Gleason  M B to  C William's,  March  30, 

school  furn.  25  Bishop  ct.  9 m $91 

Goodale  \V  J to  J D Spear,  March  9,  furn, 

etc,  88  Whitney  st,  6 m $35 

Howell  H G and  B to  M J Howell.  March 

26,  wagons,  Maine,  1 y ' $127  I 

Hansel  B F to  O F Malcolm.  Mch  30,  furn 

etc,  Evanston,  6 m $290 

Hall  \\  to  J Cullen,  Mch  29,  furn  etc,  381 

Winchester  av,  2 m $49 

Harris  M to  G Eves,  Mch  27,  furn  etc,  13  s 
Union  st,  9 m $450 


Holzer  J to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  March  20, 
billiard  goods,  506  Lincoln  av,  3 m. . .$69 
j Humphreys  D to  W N Alley,  Mch  26,  furn 

etc,  3535  Butterfield  st,  6 m $70 

Harris  C C to  J Cullen,  mch  23,  furn  etc, 

Am $59 

Harvey  J D to  E Nuyez,  mch  26,  furn  etc, 

90  ds $275 

Hurst  C A to  W N Alley,  March  25,  piano, 

162  Centre  st,  6 m $125 

Henze  L to  Wacker  & B Big  & M Co,  Mch 

30,  saloon.  145  Kinzie  st,  1 y $300 

Holzer  J to  Brunswick  Balke-Collender  Co, 
Mch  18,  billiard  goods,  607  n Halsted  st 

$105 

Hall  D S to  E T Brown,  Mch  29,  furn  and 

piano,  229  Marshfield  av  3 m $287 

Hawkins  0 to  J F Griffin.  Mch  22,  furn  etc 
1329  Monroe  st,  13  m from  Apl  1 . . . . $341 
Hough  A E to  H Shaler,  Mch  27,  furn  etc, 

237  3d  av,  1 y $4(  0 

Hook  G to  J Fritch,|  March  25,  cows, 

Wheeling,  7 mos $100 

Heilman  F to  M L Pemberton,  March  23, 

furn  etc,  315  State  st,  6 m $135 

Hull  N to  A Schaffhauser,  March  19,  furn 

etc,  22  4th  av,  6 m $73 

Hansen  J to  W N Alley,  March  23  buggy 

etc,  1355  Diversy  st,  3 m $55 

Hoelter  W to  C Seipp  Brg  Co,  Mch  23,  sa- 
loon, 669  s Halsted  st,  Dec  1 $75 

Iliff  E to  A Cameron,  March  21,  furn  etc, 

260  Ontario  st $375 

Jaixen  D and  J to  H Althoff,  Mch  25,  furn 

etc.  237  n Clark  st,  1 y $600 

Johnston  D to  J D Spear,  March  23,  furn 

etc,  736  Madison  st,  6 mos $82 

Jones  T H to  C Seipp  Brg  Co,  March  24, 

furn  etc.  114  n Clark  st,  mthly $744 

Jefferson  E to  W N Alley,  Mch  27,  furn 

etc,  1150  n Oakley  st,  6 mos $39 

Joadwin  W to  C E Wyman,  Mch  15,  horses 

etc,  1 s Wood  st,  6 m $150 

Jensen  N to  E T Brown,  Mch  30,  cows  etc, 

659  Seymour  st,  6 m $455 

Jinks  H 0 to  0 F Malcolm,  Mch  22,  furn 

etc,  17  Ann  st,  6 m $125 

Jackson  L to  W S Wharton,  Mch  27,  furn 

etc,  373  30lh  st.  4 m $57 

Jordan  L to  W W Charles,  March  29,  furn 

etc,  112  Paulina  st,  4 m $92 

Knode  L H to  W H King,  Mch  23,  furn  etc 

357  Van  Buren  st,  6 m $97 

Kingsley  L H to  J D Spear,  Mch  24,  furn 

etc,  185  22d  st,  6 mos $68 

Kramer  F to  W W Charles,  March  25,  furn 

etc,  92  Blue  Island  av,  4 mos $66 

Kuhn  J to  C Williams,  Mch  29,  market  etc, 

Lake,  5 m $90 

Itennicott  E E to  D W Coan,  Mch  25,  hen- 
nery, Arlington  Heights,  6 m $450 

Kelley  M to  E A Clark,  mch  4,  furn  etc,  38 

Newberry  av $98 

Kane  W to  Bemis  & McA  voy  Brg  Co,  Mch 

24,  saloon,  2509  Halsted  st,  6 m $173 

Kent  J T to  E T Brown,  mch  26,  furn  eic. 

421  Park  av,  6 m $130 

Krinks  D to  S Richardson,  March  25,  furn 

etc,  124  Fremont  st,  4 m $44 

Kraemer  E to  Bemis  & McAvoy  Brg  Co. 

Mch  24,  saloon.  Lake,  10  m $400 

Loud  E D to  A C Weaver,  March  24,  furn 

etc,  514  Dearborn  st,  4 m $520 

Leavitt  C W to  M K Williams,  March  25, 

furu  etc,  498  Warren  av,  4 mos $112 

Leubascher  C to  O P Snyder,  Mch  22,  furn 

etc,  162  Armitage  av.  4 m $64 

Latties  A and  F W to  M J Kimball,  March 

25,  furn  etc,  418  Larrabee  st,  6 m.  . . $253 
Lloyd  J C to  P J Daemicke.  Mch  25,  stoves 

, 60  ds ’....$150 

Lynch  J to  J Rinn,  Mch  27,  bldg  etc,  Evan- 
ston, 2 y $500 

Lee  H T to  W N Alley,  March  22,  piano 
Mathusek.  8450  217  La  Salle  av,  2 m 

$165 

Lau  J to  M Horner,  Mch  31.  store  fixtures, 

2301  Hanover  st,  4 m $40 

Le  Suer  H D to  M L Pemberton,  Mch  31, 

furn.  etc,  26  Mozart  st,  7 m $37 

Leeser  A to  J D Spear,  Mch  30,  furn,  etc, 


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1 29  Orchard  st,  G in $66 

Larkin  J to  O Wyman,  Mch  29,  turn,  etc, 

609  12th  st,  6 m •••■$42 

Meserth  E to  F A Hensliaw,  Mch  13,  mar- 
ket, 2019  Archer  av,  3 m $115 

Manning'  VV  B to  M Twiggs,  Marcli  29,  or- 
gan, 325  Walnut  st,  5 m $41 

Magmes  J to  D Marcy,  Mch  31,  horses  etc, 

3712  State  st $200 

Mordau  E W to  F W Anderson,  March  27, 

turn  etc,  750  Austin  av,  6 m $55 

McMahon  S to  W H King,  March  25,  turn 

etc,  3701  Vincennes  av $48 

Mitten  F to  J A Lomax,  Mch  31,  turn,  etc, 

327  State  st,  2 y $400 

Morey  H C to  L B Shields,  March  29,  turn 

etc,  31  Park  av,  1 y $120 

Mason  RE  to  V Whittier,  Mch  31,  turn, 

etc,  3035  Wabash  av,  2 y $200 

McWhorter  P W to  E T Brown,  March  26, 
horses,  Chicago  Driving  Pk,  6 m..  .$1,240 
Markwardt  W to  A L Leutgert*  march  15, 

horses  etc,  Hanover,  2 y $200 

Merrick  I Y to  J H Norton,  mch  27,  turn 

etc,  56034  Harrison  st,  18  m $189 

Matthies  A to  C Schultz,  March  23,  horses, 

$200 

Meyer  A A to  M L Pemberton,  March  27, 
turn  etc,  347  w Chicago  av,  3 mos ....  $27 
Morris  FM  to  W W Charles,  March  23, 

turn  etc,  36  Priest  st.  4 mos $75 

Mason  P H T to  W S Wharton,  March  25, 

turn  etc,  112  18th  st,  4 mos $118 

Maxwell  W H to  W S Wharton,  March  19, 

turn  etc,  215  Campbell  av,  4 mos $57 

Mathison  T to  J Hunkey,  March  27,  horse 

etc,  703  Indiana  av,  6 mos $40 

Mutual  Mfg  Co  to  A K Davis,  Jan  29,  ma- 

chy,  57  Michigan  st $3,367 

McCagg  0 to  H A Pemberton,  March  29, 

turn  etc,  2252  State  st,  8 m $350 

Moeller  J H to  F Timmerhoff,  March  23, 

hoises  etc,  1163  Lincoln  av $400 

Morgan  G W to  W S Lasher,  Mch  24,  turn 

etc,  17434  n Western  av,  8 m $250 

McHugh  J J to  M A Hunt,  Mch  1,  wagons 

etc,  51  s Halsted  st,  1 y $141 

Mitchell  W to  J H Norton,  march  26,  furn 

etc,  867  Lake  st.  4 m $240 

Mackowtz  P to  E T Brown,  Mch  24,  hor- 
ses etc,  484  Larrabee  st,  6 m $195 

McMahon  M to  0 Williams.  Mch  24,  furn 

etc,  979  34th  st,  7 m $42 

McQuaid  E to  E T Brown,  March  24,  turn 

etc,  208  Centre  av,  2 m $67 

Menzinger  H to  G Gates,  April  1,  piano, 

740  Madison  st,  4 m $120 

Nelson  R to  C Wyman,  Mch  26,  furn  etc, 

470  Carroll  av,  3 m $120 

Neunemann  W F to  C Stein,  Mch  27,  horses 

etc,  561  31st  st,  2yrs $2,000 

Nillson  C to  E Hogenson,  Mch  29,  mules, 

258  n Halsted  st,  6 m $100 

Norman  A to  M J Foreman,  Mch  30,  furn, 
etc.  Marquette  flats,  Rush  st,  6 m . . . .$210 
Neilson  I to  E T Brown,  Mch  30,  furn  etc, 

Hegewisch,  6 m $130 

Oliver  D L and  HEtoWW  Charles,  Mch 
30,  furn  etc,  763  Van  Buren  st,  4 m.  .$122 
Oakes  C A to  E T Brown,  Mch  25,  furn  etc 

62  Page  st $97 

Odell  G to  H D Bassett,  mch  26,  furn  etc, 

545  Wabash  av,  Oct  1,  ’87 $1,022 

Oppenheimer  B to  R Gephart,  March  22, 

furn  etc,  249  31st  st,  Mch  1,  ’88 $450 

Pikett  H W to  W N Alley,  Mch  19,  furn  and 
piano,  Lyon  & H 4141,  Madison  & May 

sts,  2 m $170 

Peterson  C to  A Ryder,  mch  15,  cows 

$265 

Pinger  H to  P Schoenhofen  Brg  Co,  Mch 

25,  saloon,  74  12th  st,  1 y $300 

Pointer  J to  F J Mackey,  Mch  24,  furn  etc, 

314  State  st,  3m $94 

Pett  T to  M A Pemberton,  March  30,  furn 

etc,  Grand  Crossing,  6 m $102 

Poppleman  A to  S A LcLean,  March  27, 

furn  etc,  48  Peck  ct,  30  ds $310 

Prather  W L to  C C Leiwenich,  March  29, 

wagon, , 90  ds $35 

Richter  F to  J Koehler,  March  25,  horses, 

etc,  Hyde  Park.  Nov  15 $160 

Rigney  B to  J D Spear,  Mch  31,  furn,  etc, 

340  Throop  st,  6 m $55 

Roe  F S to  M M Wetheore,  Mch  29,  furn, 

etc,  282  Indiana  st,  6 m $231 

Rose  R C to  W N Alley,  Feb  20,  furn  etc, 

Woodiawn,  5 m $60 

Rubel  I to  W N Alley,  Mch  26,  furn  etc,  70 

n Sangamon  st,  6 mos $62 

Root  J E to  D H Reed,  Mch  25,  furn  etc, 

3799  State  st,  6 m $70 

Roesner  H to  New  York  Leaf  Tob  Co, 

furn  etc,  719  Jefferson  st.  May  15 $71 

Reilly  F M to  L B Shields,  Mch  30,  horse 

etc,  372  Madison  st,  6 m $146 

Rathke  W to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  March  8, 


billiard  goods,  607  n Halsted  st,  5 m.$105 
Rickeman  J to  E Ehrtnelmann,  March  5, 

horse  etc,  Bloom,  11  m $110 

Rohrer  L to  A Revell  & Co,  March  17,  furn 

etc,  915  Clark  st,  1 y p m $51 

Steinhilber  E to  E T Brown,  Mch  31,  furn, 

etc,  778  Congress  st,  6 m $260 

Sorek  J G to  M H Mayer,  Mch  30,  barber 

shop,  179  Madison  st,  15  m $150 

Smith  C O to  II  Rothschild’s  Sons,  Mch  29 

i saloon,  340  State  st,  Dec  1 $575 

! Sullivan  M J to  J Cullen,  March  30,  shoe 

shop,  629  Canal  st,  6 m $71 

Schrender  & Hansen  to  F W De  Vey,  Mch 
31,  stationery  stock,  243  n Clark  st,  6 m 

$50 

Schmidt  A C to  Schneidewald  <fc  Lee  Co, 
Mch  25,  press,  2403  State  st,  10  mos. . $100 
Scott  W to  Baker  Bros,  Mch  29,  furn  etc, 

82  Law  av,  6 mos $165 

Stuckmeyer  G to  M Brand  & Co,  Mch  26, 

furn  etc,  72  w Washington  st $500 

Stewart  A to  C E Wyman,  Mch  23,  piano, 

- — — 6 m $97 

St  Clair  A to  J Brown,  March  29,  furn  etc, 

135  4th  av,  18  m $575 

Sterling  J to  C Wyman,  Mch  27,  furn  etc, 

89  n Ada  st $39 

Schmidt  R to  E T Brown,  Mch  29,  furn  etc 

210  La  Salle  av,  2 m $99 

Shaw  T to  D Rankin,  Mch  23,  furn  etc,  36 

St  Johns  pi,  6 m $75 

Schmidt  A C to  Schniedewend  & Lee  Co, 
Mch  25,  press,  2403  State  st,  11  m . . . . $110 
Stewart  J C to  J F Griffin,  Mch  20,  honse, 

228  Hoyne  st $302 

Sax  M to  B Cohn,  March  15,  sewing  ma- 
chines, 90  Liberty  st,  2 m $70 

Sheridan  A to  0 F Malcolm,  mch  26,  furn 

etc,  217  Indiana  st,  6 m $435 

Smith  R B to  E T Brown,  March  27,  furn 

etc,  213  Dearborn  av,  3 in $575 

Schmitt  J to  G Schweinfurth,  March  25, 

furn  etc,  91  Chicago  av,  2 y $2,500 

Sprague  J A J to  A Carmichael,  march  25, 

horse  etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 m $204 

Smith  M W to  A L Edgarten,  Sept  19,  teas 

etc,  May  18,  ’87 $300 

Smith  MW  to  A L Ebgarten,  may  11, 

horse  and  wagon,  18  m $150 

Smith  F A to  C Williams,  Mch  24,  horses 

etc,  23d  st  nr  Wabash  av,  3 m $60 

Savage  J to  J D Spear,  Mch  23,  furn  etc, 

3050  Bonfield  st,  6 m $47 

Spencer  B D to  W Thompson,  Mch  22,  furn 

etc 2 y $15,000 

Schwertzer  L to  J B Coulter,  Mch  24,  furn 

etc,  45  South  Park  av,  6 m $537 

Schneider  H to  E T Brown,  Mch  24,  furn 

etc,  961  Milwaukee  av,  6 m $260 

Smith  B J to  J D Spear,  Mch  22,  furn  etc, 

433  State  st,  6 m $39 

Sanford  J H to  L B Shields,  Mch  26,  furn 

etc,  39  Chatham  st,  6 mos $125 

Schraekels  M to  F Keeler,  Mch  29,  furn 

etc,  2359|Calumet  av,  6 mos $346 

Sullivan  H J to  R C Beer,  Mch  23,  laun- 
dry,   , Cct  1 $200 

Schmidt  P to  Jackson  & Barnett,  Mch  25, 
cab  etc,  Illinois  and  Wells  sts,  7 m..  $300 
Stevens  & Wilson  to  J Wellinger,  Mch  11, 

pool  table  etc,  382  Clark  st,  6 m $90 

Stratton  J A to  H A Plumberton, March  29 
piano,  203  Dearnborn  av,  June  1 ....  $113 
Talbott  N to  ML  Pemberton,  March  24, 

furn  etc,  646  VanBuren  st,  3 mos $45 

Towne  HM  to  C J Shields,  Mch  27,  furn 

etc,  3823  State  st,  4 mos $180 

Townsend  J P to  J J Cwen,  mch  22,  furn 

etc,  263  w Congress  st,  3 m $330 

Taylor  E to  W T Collins,  March  31,  furn, 

etc,  348  s Hoyne  st,  6 m $60 

Towne  R W to  E T Brown,  Mch  31,  furn, 

etc,  180  w Van  Buren  st,  6 m $130 

Tirl  F to  J Chlada,  March  29,  horses  etc, 

690  May  st,  1 y $700 

Unger  RtoET  Brown,  Mch  31,  furn,  etc, 

□3533  s Wood  st,  6 m $81 

Usselmann  J B to  JH  Spear,  Mch  29,  furn 

etc,  3946  Wabash  av,  6 m $108 

Vogelgesang  H to  Bartholomae  & L Brg 
Co,  March  26,  furn  etc,  74  LaSalle  st,  2 

yrs $700 

Van  Pelt  M and  H|  to  R Isham,  March  5, 
furn  etc,  4315  Dearborn  st,  5 mos  ....  $125 
Valter  J to  Cream  City  Brg  Co,  March  17, 

saloon,  49  Franklin  st,  1 y $300 

Vincent  W S to  C H Huckins,  Mch  2,  furn 

etc wkly $200 

Westerstrom  M to  J D Spear,  Mch  24,  furn 

etc,  139  Milwaukee  av,  6 mos $65 

Wilson  C E to  F Herhold,  Mch  27,  machy, 

Jefferson $400 

Waters  I M to  C A Tousey,  March  23,  furn 
and  piano,  97  w VanBuren  st,  4 mos  .$126 
Wilson  M to  O F Malcolm,  March  23,  furn 
etc,  256  Michigan  av,  4 m ......,...,$48 


Wright  I to  H P Hart,  March  27,  furn  etc, 

383  Wells  st $76 

Wagner  F H to  C Williams,  Mch  27,  furn 

etc,  435  w Chicago  av,  5 m $43 

White  N H to  E T Brown,  Mch  29,  furn  etc, 

218  State  st,  3 m $126 

Whitney  F C to  E R Walker,  Mch  19,  furn 

etc,  581  State  st,  6 m $301 

Whitney  F C to  F J Mackey,  Mch  18,  furn 

etc,  579  State  st,  6 m $301 

Wilcox  N to  L A W Brush,  March  25,  furn 

etc,  183  21st  st,  6 m $250 

Wiles  A A to  W S Lasher,  Mch  24,  furn  etc 

129  Blue  Island  av,  6 m $125 

Weis  R to  J T Powell,  Mch  25,  horses,  etc, 

3044  Keeley  st,  7 m $65 

Weyli  J to  P P Demarais,  Mch  24,  carriage 

— 23d  st,  15  m $225 

Weish  P to  J Wyman,  Mch  25,  horses,  etc, 

777  Clybourne  av,  6 m $200 

Weaver  A to  J Wyman,  Mch  27,  furn  etc, 

110  Winchester  av,  6 mos $265 

Welter  J to  J Cullen,  March  26,  furn  etc, 

canal  front  nr  Wood  st,  6 m $130 

Willoughby  A P to  Pullman  P C Co,  Mch 
26,  furn  etc,  606  Pullman  bldg,  1 dy  $309 
Wells  W D to  Gibson,  Parish  & Co, 'March 

4,  buggy  etc 6 m $175 

Winkler  E to  C Williams,  Mch  24,  furn  etc 

765  Falton  st,  7 m $42 

Wyman  J B to  E T Brown,  March  24,  furn 

etc,  74  40th  st,  4 m $120 

Wilson  B to  J Phillipe,  Mch  29,  furn,  etc, 

208  Clinton  st,  wkly $500 

Waeren  Vander  to  A Pavlik.  Mch  30,  furn 

etc,  210  w 14th  st,  30  ds $290 

Weiner  E to  M Entenmann,  March  30, 

house,  2359  Wentworth  av,  2 y $300 

Walker  T B to  F J Mackey,  Mch  29,  furn, 

etc,  122  Superior  st,  3 m $35 

Weber  F to  J D Spear.  March  31,  wagons, 

etc,  130  Orchard  st,  6 m $218 

Wund  F A to  O B Stockham,  Mch  27,  en- 
gine etc,  156  5th  av,  4 m $400 

Willert  W to  J Schutt,  Mch  29,  furn,  im- 
plements, etc,  Northfield,  2 y $240 

Young  A to  J J Owen,  Mch  27, , — 

Cottage  Grove  av,  4 mos $431 


8UBUIVI8IOK8 
Filed  for  Record  During  March,  1886. 

Doc  No  694138. — Lots  40  41  42,  b 9,  Doug- 
las Park  addition,  cor  Ogden  ave  and  Saw- 
yer ave;  5 lots.  By  fcl  Davis. 

694719. — South  half  blk  4,  Walker  & Stin- 
son’s sub,  w half  sw  J4  2 38  14,  ne  cor  45th 
st  and  Drexel  blvd;  13  lots,  By  M Laflin. 

694720. — Lots  22  and  23  b 1,  Springer’s 
sub  in  nw  qr,  3 38  14,  fronting  e on  Prairie 
ave;  5 lots.  By  O M Wells. 

695763.— Underhill’s  addn  to  Dunton,  pt  n 
e qr,  30  42  11;  10  lots.  By  E Underhill. 

695260. — Re-subdivision  of  lots  1 to  5 of 
lots  14  to  17  of  w half  lot  7 b 31,  33  40  14, 
fronting  west  on  Sedgwick  st;  5 lots.  By 
Johanna  Lindgreu  et  al. 

695323. — Lots  13  to  16  b 5,  Leiter’s  addn 
to  La  Grange,  with  land  s and  adjg  said  lots 
and  n of  n line  of  Cossitt  ave,  ne  cor  71st  st 
and  Cossitt  ave;  8 lots.  By  L Z Leiter. 

695341 — Re-subdivision  of  lots  37  to  44 
and  e 6 ft  lot  36  b 1,  Harrison’s  addn  in  13 
39  13,  fronting  s on  Flournoy  st;  7 lots.  By 
C H Harrison. 

695342. — Re-subdivision  of  lots  38  40  42 
44  46  48  50  52  54  b 42,  w half  etc  17  39  14, 
fronting  w on  Nixon  st;  7 lots.  By  C H Har- 
rison. 

695855. — Robson  Weddell’s  sub  of  s qr 
se  qr  se  qr,  20  38  14,  nw  cor  Halsted  and  71st 
sts,  extending  to  Morgan  st;  89  lots.  By 
Richd  S Cox. 

695856. — Lots  9 to  14  and  n 45  ft  of  lot 
15  b 15,  Linden  Grove,  ne  cor  Halsted  st  and 
66th  st;  2 blks.  By  Angie  Page. 

695926.— E 62  9-10  ft  of  lots  6 7 8 b 2 of 
lots  l to  12  b 12,  Rockwell  add,  fronting 
n on  Van  Buren  st;  3 lots.  By  D L Streeter, 
et  al. 

695957. — Re-subdivision  of  lots  21  to  29, 
Kemnitz  and  Wolff’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  sw  qr 
2o  40  14,  fronting  west  on  Graceland  av;  8 
lots.  By  Kemnitz  & Wolf. 

696346. — Dreyerville,  being  a subdivision 
of  s % rods  of  n 3-7ths  of  w half  sw  qr  sw 
qr  17  37  15;  2 blks.  By  E S Dreyer. 

696399.- — North  half  (ex  w 25  ft)  of  lot  8 
blk  7,  Rockwell’s  addn,  fronting  n on  Wil- 
cox ave;  5 lots.  By  E P Murdock. 

696519. — Lots  16  to  19  and  pt  lot  20,  w of 
Franklin  st,  Canda’s  sub  of  lots  32  33  and 
pt  34,  North  add,  sw  cor  Franklin  and  Eu 
genie  streets;  4 lots.  By  N Borren  et  al. 

696858. — Re-sub  of  lots  16  to  20  b 9,  Ash- 


land add  ne  cor  Congress  st  and  Hermitage 
st;  6 lots.  By  A Sands. 

696860.  Re-sub  of  lots  36  37  and  pt  35, 
n of  Jackson  st,  b 4,  Hamilton  admx  sub,  18 
39  14,  ne  cor  Jackson  st  and  Hamilton  ave; 
5 lots.  By  0 Sands. 

697772.  Lot  11  and  w 376  ft  lot  10,  Co 
Clerk’s  sub  29  37  11.  18  lots.  By  John 

Leintz. 

697902. — S half  nw  qr  se  qr  14  38  13. 
fronting  on  60th  and  61st  sts,  bet  Central 
Park  and  Homan  aves;  4 blks  by  J A Eber- 
hart. 

697904.  W 123.88  ft  of  lot  7 of  e half  lot 
23,  16  38  14,  nw  cor  58th  and  Atlantic  sts; 
5 lots.  By  D Stauffler. 

697905.  Lots  1 to  16,  B F Johnson’s  sub 
in  se  qr  4 38  14,  nw  cor  State  st  and  45th 
court;  lots  A to  F.  By  J Lang. 

696907. — Woodiawn  Terrace,  a sub  of  s 
325  ft  of  north  1815  ft  pt  e of  Railroad,  ne 
qr  23  38  14,  lying  between  Stony  Island  ave 
and  railroad,  near  65th  st;  59  lots.  By  F W 
Green  et  al. 

697903.— Lots  11  14  15  (ex  e 33  ft)  b 13, 
Linden  Grove,  ne  cor  of  Sherman  and  66th 
sts;  16  lots.  By  Charlotte  A Baker. 

698206.  Part  of  se  qr  se  qr,  sec  33  40  14, 
n of  a line  200  ft  n of  n line  of  Eugenie  st. 
w of  La  Salle  st  and  Clark  st;  9 lots.  By 
S H Barrett. 

698535.  Co  Clerk’s  sub  of  pt  nw  qr  7 41 
14,  e of  Ridge  Road;  4 lots. 

698636. — S 125  feet  of  blk  2 of  e qr  se  qr 
nw  qr  34  40  13,  sw  cor  Columbia  and  Armi- 
tage  aves ; lots  19  to  38.  By  J F Keeney. 

699053. — Lots  3 4 and  alley,  blk  2.  Coc- 
hrane’s sub  se  qr  6[  39  14,  se  cor  Robey 
and  Division  sts;  23  lots.  By  W E Hatter- 
man. 

699227.— Lots  2 and  5 of  lot  3 b 2,  Shef- 
field’s add,  fronting  w on  Howe  st;  2 lots. 
By  J Kener. 

699272.— Lots  112  to  115,  blk  6 Codwise 
sub  w se  q,  18  39  14,  nw  cor  Lincoln  and 
Yeaton  sts;  4 lots.  By  W Langensiepen. 

699252.— Lots  33  to  38  blck  11,  7 39  14, 
fronting  s on  Erie  st;  7 lots  By  J T Nel- 
son. 

699679. — Adam  Ochs,  add  to  Chicago  in  n 
w }£,  6 39  14,  ne  cor  Hoyne  ave  and  Divis- 
ion st;  3 blocks. 

699834. — Lots  15  16  18,  block  1,  Palmer’s 
Lake  Shore  Drive  addn,  nw  cor  Bellevue 
Place  and  Lake  Shore  Drive;  8 lots.  By 
Potter  Palmer  et  al, 

700248. — Northeasterly  half  of  lot  78,  El- 
lis’ East  addn;  3 lots  fronting  ne  on  Lake 
ave.  By  G C Fry. 

700834.  Blks  1 and  2,  Keith’s  sub  sw  qr 
se  qr,  14  38  14,  nw  cor  Madison  ave  and  62d 
st;  2 blks.  By  0 R Keith. 

700855. — Blk  16  Clarke’s  sub  e nw 
25  38  14,  fronting  on  74th  and  75th  fts;  49 
lots.  By  Catherine  Hirschman. 

700935.— Lots  15  to  28  in  sub  of  Centre  % 
of  w 8.44  acs  of  e 16.44  acs  of  pt  w nw  % 
13  39  13,  n of  road,  fronting  on  Monroe  st 
and  Colorado  avenue;  16  lots.  By  G A 
Seaverns. 

701515.  E half  sw  qr  35  37  11.  By  Chas 
Frechauf. 

701592.— Lots  20  21  22  of  lots  11  12  13  blk 
10,  Rockwell’s  addn;  ne  cor  Jackson  st,  and 
Oakley  ave;  4 lots.  By  Geo  N Hull. 

(R  IT  CLAIM  DEEDS  AS1)  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX.  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lot  31  bl  8 Davis’  South  add,  Feb’y  27,  A 

Wenger  et  al  to  J Schmit $850 

Lot  18  b 3 b 47  w hlf  etc  17  39  14,  Jan  20, 

J J Gilmore  to  A Bischoff $10 

E 30  acs  of  s 64  acs  of  sw  qr  25  39  13,  D J 
Hubbard  to  Chicago  Life  Ins  Co. . .$3,000 
Lot  31  McCord  <fc  Henshaw’s  sub  lots  20  21 
etc  Ellis’  e add,  Jan’y  3,  ’84,  J Cullar  to 

H Bloom $1,500 

Lots  114  and  115  b 25,  33  40  14,  March  12, 

W A Galbraith  to  E Heine $160 

S 35  ft  of  n 120  ft  of  lot  116  Hull’s  sub  in 
sw  qr  4 39  14,  March  17,  Carl  Greh  to 

John  O’Toole $100 

W hlf  lots  15  and  16  (ex  w 34  9-10  ft)  bl  1 
Ogden’s  add,  March  17,  D J Hubbard  to 

Ann  A Roberts  et  al $41 

Lot  13  w pt  b 1 nw  frl  qr  22  39  14,  Dec  31, 

’85,  J R Wilson  to  Leila  D Odell $1 

Lots  1 and  2 b 2 Archer  add,  Mch  18,  Wm 

H Merrill  to  M Moran $200 

N 26  ft  of  lot  37  and  s 9 ft  lot  38  b 9 sw  frl 
qr  22  39  14,  Feb  10,  R E Moss  to  Helen 

A M Wells $100 

Lots  10  and  11  b 3 Wight’s  add.  Apl  30,  F 
Herhald  to  G S Nichols  and  Charles  Su- 
pers   • • $2,500 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


« 


JUHGMEiXTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

98203  J M Lauf  v W E Day.  On  findg,  $25. 

Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

81967  S W Curtis  v Lehigh  Valley  Coal  Co. 
On  findg,  $611.59.  Appl;  bond  and  bill 
ex  in  20  ds. 

100487  Ansonia  Brass  & C Co  v Erwin  T 
Greenfield.  By  deflt,  debt  $1245.19,  das 
$100.23,  entire. 

94812  A R Jackson  v Herbert  E Buchlen. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $46.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

96718  Wm  A Colder  v VVm  Mueller.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt,  $1,017.85  v plff.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

91562  Joseph  T McCord  v George  W Powell. 
Mont  denied  and  judgt,  $4,340.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  60  ds. 

94427  Lizzie  Pitchman  v Jennie  Strumer. 
Plff  remits  $800.  Mont  denied  and  judgt, 
$1,600.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 
95778  Malcolm  McDonald  Lumber  Co  v 
Timothy  Dacey.  $384.68. 

95765  Wm  Young  et  al  v B G Smith.  $5,115.- 
62  and  sci  fa. 

94593  Emory  J Mills  v James  Quinn.  On 
ver,  $49.25. 

95205  T Baas  et  al  v Samuel  M Rothschild. 
By  agreemt,  $4,621.20. 

95210  Lee  S Scherffelin  v S M Owen.  On 
ver,  $1,050, 

95211  Simon  Bache  et  al  v Henry  and  Mary 
Neuberg6r.  On  findg,  $789.59. 

95172  E B Miller  et  al  v Joseph  Zuekerman. 
On  ver,  $443.01. 

95664  Henry  Conley  v Ralph  W Gridley.  By 
agreemt,  $400. 

96654  Edwin  Spear  v Chicago  Window 


Improvement  Co.  On  findg $150 

2473  Thomas  Tulley  v Malcolm  Leith.  On 
findg $2,968.90 


95136  Emanuel  Heilner  et  al  v Samuel  M 
Rothschilds.  On  mer,  $2298.  Attach 
dischgd. 

10119  Adolph  L Singer  et  al  v Isaac  Kahn. 
By  defit,  $545  and  sped  exn. 

101109  Nathan  Schloss  et  al  v Isaac  Kahn. 
On  findg,  $1,396.25  and  sped  exn. 

10113  Morris  Cohn  et  al  v same.  Same, 
$840.75  and  sped  exn. 

97661  Asa  P Kelly  et  al  v Peter  Cloutier.  On 
ver,  $251.68. 

97669  John  R Allen  v M M Broadwell.  Same, 
$379.50. 

101168  Henry  Colling  et  al  v Isaac  Kahn. 
On  findg,  $1,150  and  gen  and  sped  exn. 

101169  Rudolph  M Myers  et  al  v same. 
Same,  $160.50  same. 

101170  Mayer  Bettman  et  al  v same.  Same, 
$253  same. 

101171  Mary  Mack  et  al  v same.  Same, 
$2,765  same. 

101172  Isaac  Levy  et  al  v same.  Same, 
$513  same. 

101173  Solomon  Stern  et  al  v same.  Same, 
$379.74  same. 

101174  Gustav  Lippman  et  al  v same.  Same, 
$1,076  same. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

51631  James  Kelly  v John  Devine.  On  ver, 
$60. 

51514  Cornelia  Rogers  v Charles  Schiok.  On 
ver,  $45. 

51316  August  Marguardt  v George  Engel. 
Mo  n t withdrawn  and  judgt,  $100. 

51758  R Radelius  v Wm  Salwaser.  $10  and 
proc. 

50303  Pullman  P C Co  v G A Kostum  and 
Peter  Weber.  On  ver,  $857. 

66167  Ellen  Works,  admx,  v Union  Steel 
Co.  By  conseut,  $500.  Satisfied. 

U.  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT. 


Lother  F W to  A Lother,  mch  25,  furn  etc 

418  Larrabee  st $675 

Sendelbach  C W to  F Frederich, , — , 

horse,  wagon  etc $200 

Fckei  t A W to  T Svenson,  march  9,  house, 

62  Florence  av $400 

Hahn  F to  C Noffs,  Oct  18,  saloon  146  12th 

st $200 

Schmitts  P to  P Scmitts,  Mch  29,  cigars 

etc,  130  Blue  Island  ave $700 

Devill  J to  J Pendler,  Mch  25,  house  lot  6 

b 60,  S Chicago $750 

De  Vty  F W to  Schrender  & Haesen,  Mch 

31,  stationery  stock, $650 

Edman  N P to  S A Dunn,  Mch  27,  wagon, 

Cummings $80 

Lerow  W S to  Union  Type  Foundry,  Aprl 

1,  press,  198  s Clark  st $950 

Petersen  D to  J Petersen,  Mch  29,  horses, 

etc,  Bloom $800 

Strickland  C to  O Young  & Co,  March  30, 
jewelry,  155  22d  st $427 


Real  Estate  Law. 

l>AXI>I,OICI>  AM)  TEAAST. 

Liability  of  Owner  to  Tenant,  for  Leaking  of  Water 

Pipes. 

The  case  of  Barbara  Zenner  against  John 
Newman,  tried  in  the  city  court,  is  interest- 
ing to  occupants  of  homes,  as  it  decides 
several  important  questions  in  regard  to  the 
liability  of  owners  for  leakages  in  pipes. 
In  this  case,  the  tenant  did  not  sue  her  im- 
mediate landlord,  but  the  owner,  on  the 
ground  that  he  undertook  to  make  repairs, 
and  did  not  make  them  properly. 

Chief  Justice  McAdam,  in  disposing  of  the 
case,  said:  The  action  is  not  brought  against 
an  occupant  in  actual  possession  of  the  up- 
per part  of  the  house  where  the  overflow 
occurred.  If  it  had,  it  mignt,  perhaps,  be 
inferred  that  the  overflow  was  caused  by 
some  act  of  the  occupant  of  such  upper 
floor.  The  action  is  not  even  brought 
against  the  plaintiff’s  landlord,  between 
whom  and  the  plaintiff  there  is  a privity  of 
contract  and  a reciprocity  of  obligations, 
but  is  brought  against  the  owner  of  the 
realty,  out  of  possession.  To  charge  the 
owner  out  of  possessson,  it  is  necessary  to 
prove  that  the  owner  interfered  in  some 
wav  with  the  management  of  the  premises 
by  undertaking  to  make  repairs,  and  doing 
them  so  negligently  that  damage  resulted 
in  consequence.  The  injuries  for  which 
damages  are  claimed  were  received  in  De- 
cember, 1884,  and  the  repairs  were  made  in 
July  previously.  If  the  overflow  had  oc- 
curred while  the  pipes  were  undergoing 
repairs,  it  might  be  fair  to  infer  that  the 
overflow  was  caused  by  the  plumber,  the 
owner’s  agent,  but  for  an  overflow  occurring 
months  afterwards,  the  owner  is  not  liable, 
certainly  not  without  affirmative  proof  that 
the  work  was  defectively  done,  and  that  the 
damage  resulted  from  this  cause. 

The  owner  of  the  realty  is  not  liable  for 
overflow  caused  without  his  fault,  nor  is  he 
liable  for  injuries  caused  by  defective  or 
rotten  pipes,  unless  there  was  some  defect 
in  their  original  construction.  He  is  not 


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Moersch  J to  S Doty,  March  25,  millinery 

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Knispel  M to  W Guderly,  Feb  23.  house,  10 

Coul»or  st $350 

Hansen  E to  A Umhofer,  march  25,  store, 

316  Wentworth  av $300 

Otter  J to  C Otter,  March  29,  furn  etc,  71 

Grallt  Pi $1,500 

Baxter  J to  S Mackey,  March  29,  furn  etc, 

Cicero $296 

Shauklin  R F to  S Chandler,  mch  25,  mu- 
ch etc,  204  Clinton  st $325 

Nelson  H to  G J Holderness,  mch  25,  ci- 
gars etc,  126  22nd  st $840 

Pollock  A to  H Dinkelman,  mch  24,  notes, 
*700 


liable  for  the  consequence  of  age  or  for 
wear  and  tear.  No  fault  or  defect  in  orig- 
inal construction  is  charged  in  the  com- 
plaint, but  the  complaint  alleges  that,  by 
reason  of  the  negligent  and  improper  man- 
ner in  which  the  pipes  were  repaired  and 
left  by  the  defendant,  an  overflow  occurred 
on  the  6th  of  December,  1884,  by  which  the 
household  goods,  carpets  and  furniture  of 
the  paintiff  were  wet,  soiled  and  damaged 
to  the  amount  of  $600.  So  that,  as  I have 
remarked  repeatedly  during  the  trial,  the 
theory  of  the  case  on  which  the  ownor  is  to 
be  held  liable  is  that  he  made  these  repairs 
so  defoctivety  that  an  oveflow  occurred  as  a 
natural  result.  There  is  no  aflirmative 
proof  that  the  repairs  were  defectively  made 
the  tenant,  as  a rule,  takes  premises  very  * 


KNISELY  & MILLER 

129  & 131  SOUTH  CLINTON  ST., 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Hoofers. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-0-K.-E-E-KT-S 

For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


much  as  he  takes  a wife— for  bett3r  or  worse. 
The  plaintiff,  as  before  remarked,  had  no 
contract  with  the  defendant,  and  he  is  not 
liable  to  her  for  defect  in  the  plumbing  or 
for  overflows  caused  in  consequence.  If,  for 
example,  1 bring  suit  against  you,  the  first 
question  is,  is  there  any  privity  of  contract? 
Did  you  agree  to  do  anything  that  you  have 
not  done  ? If  not,  then  you  are  not  liable  on 
the  theory  of  contract,  because  you  made 
none. 

That  is  the  position  of  the  present  owner 
of  the  realty.  He  made  no  contract  with 
the  plaintiff;  therefore  there  is  no  con- 
tract obligation.  How  is  he  liable  then? 
Did  he  do  anything  wrong?  There 
is  no  pretense  that  he  ever  misreprssented 
the  condition  of  the  premises  to  the  plain- 
tiff, for  he  never  let  them  to  her.  He  didn’t 
say  anything  to  her,  and  made  no  contract 
with  her.  He  is  liable  to  her  only  on  the 
theory  of  a tort  or  a wrong.  If  you  knock 
a man  down  there  is  no  contract  to  pay  the 
damages,  but  the  law  will  make  you  respond 
nevertheless.  The  owner  of  the  realty  out 
of  possession  is  liable  only  upon  the  theory 
of  misconduct.  Making  repairs  in  a defect- 
ive or  improper  manner,  whereby  damage 
is  caused,  is  a wrongful  act,  but  the  diffi- 
culty is,  there  is  no  proof  that  they  were 
defectively  or  improperly  made,  or  that  the 
owner  committed  any  wrong. 

He  had  a right  to  assume  that  the  plumb- 
er he  sent  to  do  the  work  would  do  it  prop- 
erly. That  is  the  legal  presumption.  If 
you  employ  a competent  man  to  do  work, 
the  presumption  is  that  he  will  do  it  prop- 
erly. If  he  does  not  no  it  properly,  the 
onus  of  proving  that,  is  on  him  that  alleges 
it;  therefore,  the  onus  in  this  case  was  on 
the  plaintiff.  The  fact  that  five  months 
after  repairs  were  made  an  overflow  occurr- 
ed, does  not,  in  itself,  prove  defective  work- 
manship or  misconduct  on  the  part  of  the 
defendant.  A plumber  is  not  an  insurer. 
He  does  not  insure  how  long  his  work  will 
last,  unless  he  gives  a guarantee,  nor  is  a 
property  owner  an  insurer  against  accidents 
or  overflows  caused  by  the  work  of  a plumb- 
er, nor  is  the  owner  bound  to  put  in  pipes 
unless  he  agrees  to  do  it.  I can  not  say  to 
my  landlord,  these  pipes  are  old  and  I want 
you  to  put  new  pipes  in  the  house.  He 
might  legally  say,  I never  agreed  to  do  that. 
If  you  had  asked  me  to  put  in  new  plumb- 
ing when  you  hired  the  house,  I might  have 
charged  you  more  rent.  The  tenant  may 
say.  ‘‘Well,  it  wet  my  carpets”;  the  landlord 
might  well  answer,”;  That  is  not  my  fault; 
you  should  have  guarded  against  that.” 

I know  of  no  legal  principle  on  which  a 
recovery  against  that  defendant  can  be 
maintained. 


Gas  Machines, 

Plain  and  Fancy  Lamps, 

GAR  AND  FACTORY  LAMPS, 

BUILDERS  OF  GAS  AND  WATER- 
WORKS, 

Gasoline! 

PENN  A.  GLOBE  GAS  LIGHT  CO., 

47  & 49  North  Second  Street,  Philadelphia. 
N.  Y.  & N.  J.  G.  G.  Lt.  Co.,  Limited, 

1 Park  Place,  N.  Y. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  In  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YOKK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  134. 


PETER  E.  POL!, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


fg*  Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


How  to  Decorate. 

Painting  on  matting  is  now  very  elabor- 
ate; not  only  floral  designs  but  figures  with 
backgrounds  have  also  been  attempted  with 
success.  Panels  of  matting  for  a dining- 
room have  mediaeval  figures  painted  on 
them.  They  are  suspended  from  the  wall 
by  a heavy  rope,  with  tassels  made  of  the 
same  attached  to  the  lower  edge  of  the  panel 

Foot  cushions  and  foot-stools  are  to  be 
found  in  every  cosy  as  well  as  elegant  room. 
The  opera  foot-bench  is  a recent  and  sensi- 
ble invention.  It  is  made  of  mahogany  and 
can  be  folded  at  will  in  a very  small  com- 
pass. 


A number  of  plaintiff’s  witnesses  have 
testified  what  the  landlord  might  have  done 
to  prevent  the  injury  which  resulted.  The 
difficulty  is,  he  didn’t  agree  to  follow  their 
advice  or  directions,  or  to  obey  their  orders. 
It  might  have  been  wise  policy  to  have  done 
so,  but  he  did  not  agree  to  do  so;  therefore, 
he  can  not  be  obliged  to  do  it.  If  the 
plaintiff  has  any  remedy,  it  is  against  the 
person  from  whom  she  hired,  and  that  de- 
pends in  a vary  large  degree  upon  the 
nature  of  the  contract  between  them.  That 
is  not  in  evidence  here,  because  the  action 
is  not  between  those  parties;  but  it  is  clear 
to  me,  on  legal  principles,  that  the  property 
owner  is  not  liable  in  the  absence  of  positive 
proof  that  his  agent  did  some  wrong  that 
resulted  in  loss  to  the  plaintiff. 

lor  these  reasons,  the  complaint  will  have 
to  be  dismissed.— The  Court  Journal. 


A very  pretty  table-cover  is  made  of  white 
mummy  linen  has  a border  of  field  flowers 
and  grasses  embroidered  in  delicate  colors. 

For  transoms  over  doors  the  Moorish 
lattice  work  is  very  popular.  The  lattic 
comes  ready  for  this  purpose  in  a great 
variety  of  designs  and  has  a very  beautiful 
appearance  when  put  to  this  use. 

Fire-screens  of  tiny  bits  of  mica,  set  in 
daintily  wrought  brass  frames,  form  an 
effective  protection  from  the  heat. 

A graceful  design  for  a door  panel  is  a 
branch  of  Norway  fir  with  the  cones. 

A charming  design  for  a blue  surah  silk 
bureau  scarf  is  clover  blossoms  and  leaves 
in  the  naural  colors,  with  a spider-web 
background. 

Extremely  dainty  are  the  doubly-woven 
fine  bamboo  globular  baskets,  done  in  chang- 
ing peach  pink  and  green  bronzes,  lined 
with  peach-colored  satin  and  trimmed  on 
the  side  with  a bunch  of  peaches  and  a bow 
of  peach  and  pistache  green  ribbons. 


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Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

April  5. 

Lots  11  to  19  in  Price’s  sub  of  — qr  sw  qr  of  nw  qr 
nw  qr  of  sec  35  40  13;  also  e 1 acr  of  s 2 Z%  aers  of  n 
15 H aers  of  w Vi  of  w V2  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35;  also  all 
that  part  of  s 3 aers  of  n 20  aers  of  w l/2  of  w l/2  of  nw 
qrof  sec  35  which  lies  north  of  Price’s  sub  containing 
V2  acr.  J R Custer,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  18  blk  7 in  Stave  & Klemm’s  sub  of  ne  qr  of  sec 
25  38  14.  D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Und  qr  of  real  estate  described  as  follows:  Being  a 
strip  of  land  2 ft  in  width  taken  from  off  the  south 
end  of  lot  1,  and  also  the  whole  of  lot  2,  both  in  Ma- 
jor’s sub  of  sub-lots  4 5 6 8 and  w 15  ft  of  sub-lot  9 
(ex  that  part  of  lots  6 and  8 taken  by  the  opening  of 
La  Salle  st  in  the  sub  of  original  lots  12  in  b 118  in 
School  Sec  add).  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  5 6 7 8 and  9 in  b 4 of  Taylor’s  sub  of  b 1 of  As- 
sessor’s div  of  e hlf  of  nw  qr  of  sec  8 3g  14.  J T 
Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  7 and  8 in  b 4 in  Keeny  k Rinn’s  add  to  Evans- 
ton. D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  12  in  b 1 in  Wilber  & Eberhart’s  sub  of  b 25  in 
C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Kate  Lowry,  Guardian.  L N. 

April  6. 

Lot  7 b 20  S F Smith’s  sub  of  ne  qr  of  ne  qr  of  see 
18  39  14;  b 6 in  Assessor’s  div  of  ne  qr  and  w hlf  of  nc 
qr  of  sec  32  39  14;  an  und  hlf  of  b 31  same  div  in  sec 
32;  an  und  hlf  of  b 32  same  div  of  sec  32  (ex  n 45  ft  lot 
114  115  116  117  in  Waller’s  sub  in  n pt  of  w hlf  of  ne 
qr  of  sec  28  39  14;  lot  10  in  b 14  in  Ogden’s  add;  lot  37 
in  b 7 in  C T’s  sub  in  w hlf  of  sec  5 39  14;  lot  36  in  b 26 
in  Waller’s  sub;  sub-lot  6 of  lot  2in  n hlf  of  b 13  in 
same  sub;  lot  7 in  b 27  in  C T’s  sub  of  tec  7 3g  14;  sub 
lot  8 of  sub  of  lot  23  to  27  & 33  in  Butterfield’s  add  to 
Chicago;  lot  18  in  b 14  in  Newberry’s  add;  n 41  V&  ft  of 
w 100  ft  of  sub-lots  1 and  2 of  lot  10  in  b 17  in  frac  sec 
15  add;  lot  3 in  b 9 in  S S add;  lots  19  20  21  22  23  and 
24,  all  beihg  in  Forsythe,  Spear  & Wallace’s  6ub  of 
bks  1 3 and  8 of  G W Clark’s  sub  of  e hlf  of  sw  qr  of 


sec  13  39  13;  lots  18  and  19  in  b 4 of  Derby  & Wallace’s 
sub  of  pt  of  nw  qr  of  nw  qr  of  sec  13  39  13;  b 6 in  sw 
qr  of  sec  12  3g  13;  e 13  ft  of  lot  3 and  w 14  ft  of  lot  4 
in  b 8 in  Fort  Dearborn  add;  lot  11  b 2 in  Ellis’  w add 
lots  1 and  2 b 40  in  S S add ; lot  8 and  w 88  ft  of  lot  7 b 
1 in  Andersonville;  the  e qr  of  sw  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  36 
38  14,  frac  w of  river  and  frac  s of  river  of  the  sw  qr 
of  sec  1 37  15;  lot  147  b 3 C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  3g  14;  lots 
1 and  8 in  Gano’s  sub  of  pt  of  b 10  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec 

3 39  14;  lots  13  and  16  in  b 3,  lots  13  and  16  b 5,  lot  1 b 
8,  and  lots  9 and  10  b 13;  all  in  Linden  Grove  sub  sec 
21  38  14.  Seth  F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  1 2 34  5 and  6 in  b 7 in  sub  of  Laflin  & Wilder 
of  bs  6 7 and  8 in  the  Assessor’s  div  of  the  frac  e of 
South  Branch  of  Chicago  River  of  ne  frac  qr  of  sec 
21  39  14,  and  also  the  private  alley  e of  adj  said  lots 

4 5 aud  6.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  3 of  Williman’s  sub  of  the  n pt  of  b 45  in  C T’s 
sub  of  pt  of  frac  sec  33  40  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
L N. 

Sub-lot  1 and  2 of  lot  4 in  b 10  in  frac  sec  15  add. 

5 F Hanchett.  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  15  and  16  in  C E Browhe’s  sub  of  lots  1 2 3 12 
13  and  14  of  b 30  Glencoe;  lots  1 2 3 4 and  5 same  sub 
of  lots  7 8 9 10  25  26  and  27  of  b 35  in  Glencoe,  lots  1 2 
13  and  14  b 42  Glencoe,  all  in  Cook  Co.;  111.  S F Han- 
chett, Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  23  in  b 4 in  Crane’s  sub  of  s % of  w qr  of  sw  qr 
of  sec  28  39  14.  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

April  7. 

Lot  8 of  resub  of  b 9 of  Keeuey  & Rinn’s  add  to  Ev- 
anston, according  to  a plat  of  the  resub  of  b 9.  WO 
Grant,  Successor. 

Lots  46  47  and  48  in  Souerbry  & Gros’  sub  of  lot  or 
b 28  in  S T’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  Jacob  B Custer,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 

April  lO. 

Lot  38  in  b 1 in  Hamburg,  being  Sam’l  Gehr’s  sub 
of  bs  23  and  24  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Nath  M 
Jones,  Spec’l  Comm’r.  L N, 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


April  12. 


Lot  21  in  sub  of  s hlf  of  b 22  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  5 39 
14.  Jno  Wheeler,  Conservator.  L N. 

Lot  69  in  White  k Cole’s  re-sub  of  blk  1 of  Stave’s 
sub  of  that  part  of  ne  qr  of  sec  36  40  18.  D J Avery, 
Master.  L N. 


April  13. 


Und  of  lot  33  in  b 32  iu  Stinson’s  sub  of  sec  19  39 
14.  Sam’l  Stein,  Guardian.  L N. 

Nw  qr  of  so  qr  of  sw  qr  of  se  qr  and  lots  4 and  5 of 
the  Cou.ily  Clerk’s  div  of  nw  qr,  all  in  sec  29  42  9.  S 
F Hanchett.  Sheriff. 

Lot  15  in  blk  56  iu  a sub  by  the  Calumet  k Chicago 
Canal  k Dock  Co  of  sec  5 and  6 37  15.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

S hlf  of  e hlf  of  ne  qr  of  sec  1 39  12.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff. 

W hlf  of  sw  qr  of  sec  14*37  12.  S F Hanchett,  Sher- 
iff. L N. 


WHO  IS  UNACQUASMT^D  WITH  TH1  CEOCRAPHY  CF  THIS  COUNTRY,  WILLI 
SEE  BY  TH83  MAP,  THAT  THE 


April  14. 

W 20  ft  of  lot  7 and  e 6 in  of  s 56  ft  lot  6 in  Drexel’s 
sub  of  blk  30  iu  Assessor’s  div  of  nw  frac  qr  of  sec  22 
39  14.  F B Peabody,  Trustee.  L N. 

Lot  5 in  sub  of  se  frac  qr  of  sec  11  38  12.  J R Cus- 
ter, Master.  L N. 

Lot  19  in  b 8 in  Keeney  & Rinn’s  add  to  Evanston. 
WtnC  Grant,  Successor.  L N. 

Lot  17  in  b 8 in  Keeney  k Rinn’s  add  to  Evanston. 
WmC  Grant,  Successor.  L N. 


April  17. 


Lot  40  in  blk  1 of  Wilson  & St  Clair’s  sub  of  blk  3 of 
Merrick’s  sub  of  b 5 of  Merrick’s  add  to  Austin ville, 
being  the  uw  qr  of  nw  qr  of  sec  9 39  13.  K J White- 
head,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  44  in  block  28  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  17  39  14.  E J 
Whilehead,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  28  in  block  5 in  Pierce’s  add  to  Holstein.  E J 
Whitehead,  Master.  L N. 


April  18. 


Lot  18  b 1 in  Wilber  & Eberhart.’s  sub  of  blk  25  in  C 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Kate  Lowry,  Guardian. 

Lot  3 in  Dalenberg’s  sub  of  pt  of  w V4  of  sw  qr  of 
sec  15  37  14.  Thos  W Sennott,  Clerk.  L N. 


April  1!>. 


An  und  % of  lots  2g  30  41  find  42  in  b 30  in  the  C T’s 
sub  of  sec  7 39  14,  and  lot  11  in  b 19  in  Johnson’s  sub 
of  o hlf  of  se  qr  of  sec  6 39  14.  H P Farnsworth; 
Guardian.  L N. 


E 3 ft  of  lot  10  and  w 17  ft  of  lot  11  in  b 6 in  New- 
berry’s add.  M F Donoghue,  Guardian.  L N. 

S hlf  of  lot  13  in  b 1 in  D W Storr’s  sub  of  n hlf  of 
out-lot  19  in  sec  33  39  14.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Sub-Int  1 of  lots  9 10  and  11  in  block  39  Ogden’s  add; 
also  s 23  ft  of  lot  12  in  b 39  Ogden’s  add.  Joab  Gruda, 
Admr-  L N. 


Und  3-7  of  lot  16  in  Holley’s  sub  of  b 2 in  Whaple’s 
sub  of  land  in  sw  cor  of  nw  qr  of  sec  7 39  13.  Minnie 
Junker,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  90  in  Ogden’s  sub  of  w hlf  of  lots  120  and  125- 
and  all  of  lots  123  124  and  127  to  134  and  137  in  Bron" 
sou’s  add.  D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 

E 22  ft,  being  the  e 1-6  part  of  lot  1 and  e 22  ft,  be- 
ing the  e 1-6  pt  of  lot  2,  nil  in  b 26  of  town  of  Dunton 
in  county  of  Cook,  being  part  of  w hlf  of  sw  qr  of  sec 
29  42  11.  H L Wait,-  Master.  L N. 

Lots  8 and  9 in  Ira  Brown’s  sub  in  bs  5 6 7 and  8 in 
the  University  sub  of  lots  21  and  22  and  s hlf  of  lot  20 
in  Geo  Smith’s  sub  of  s part  of  Arehange  Ouilmette 
Res;  also  frl  lots  7 and  8 in  b 9 in  Eddy’s  add  to  Sand- 
wich. Ellen  Maddy,  Guardian,  L N. 

Lot  50  in  blk  98  in  C T’s  sub  of  w hlf  of  sec  27  39  14; 
also  lots  31  and  32  in  b 4 Linn  k Hawkinson’s  sub  of 
se  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  25  37  14,  D J Avery,  Master. 
L N. 


Apr 


iril  20. 

Lots  9 10  13  and  14  b 2 in  Pitner’s  2nd  add  to  Evans- 
ton sec  24  41  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  LN. 

Lot  15  in  b 56  in  a sub  by  (he  Calumet  & Chicago 
Canal  k Dock  Co  ot  sec  5 and  6 37  15.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  4 of  b 9 of  Barron’s  sub  in  Brand’s  add  (or)  the 
premises  known  as  106  Johnson  st.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  5 in  W°bb’s  sub  of  that  part  of  block  1 in  Rock- 
well’s add.  J It  Custer,  Master,  L N. 


April  21. 


Lot  6 b 1 in  Meyerhoff’s  sub  of  s hlf  of  b 13  in  C T’s 
sub  of  w hlf,  ex  se  qr  of  mvqr  and  no  qr  of  sw  qr  of 
sec  6 39  14.  J Dz'owior,  Admr.  I,  N. 

Lot  18  in  b 8 iu  Keeney  & Rinn’s  add.  H A Warren, 
Trustee.  L N. 

Lots  22  23  and  24  iu  blk  3 in  S J Walker’s  Dock  add, 
being  a sub  of  nil  that  part  lying  n of  w branch  of  s 
branch  of  Chicago  River  of  e hlf  of  sec  30  89  14.  Mary 
Johnson,  Executrix,  i,  N. 


Apr 


>ril  27. 

Dot 52  b 3 of  Dexter  Park  sub,  being  a re-sub  of  pt 
of  Hinktey’s  sub  of  nw  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  8 38  14.  S 
It  Hurford,  Trustee.  L N. 

Lot  45  in  b 2 in  McPherson  & Allerton’s  add;  also 
lot  2o  in  b 4 iu  S Chicago  Land  & Bldg  Assn  sub  of  w 
hlf  of  n hlf  of  s hlf  of  sw  qr  of  sec  4 38  14;  also  lots  18 
and  19  in  Keeley’s  sub  of  s hlf  of  lot  6 in  b 25  in  s frac 
of  sec  29  39  14:  also  lots  30  31  32  and  33  of  block  2 in 
Brown’s  add  in  sec  32  39  14.  Martin  Bonlield.  Execu- 
tor. L N. 


April  28. 


Lot  35  and  n 8 ft  of  lot  36  in  ttie  sub  of  out-lot  91 
and  n hlf  of  out-lot  <T.  iu  C T’s  sub  w hlf  of  sec  27  39 
14  H F Kleine,  Admr.  I,  N. 


Lot  16  in  Dexter’s  sub  of  b 4 in  Assr’s  div  of  sw  frl 
qr  of  sec  22  39  14.  Mary  I.  Colburn,  Admx.  L N. 


April  29. 

Lot  10  111  b e4  of  that  sub  made  by  the  Calumet  Ca- 
nal & Dock  Co,  of  pts  of  Irl  sec  5 and  6 37  15.  Franz 
Koch,  Admr.  L N. 

Lots  6 and  7 in  b S of  O A llogue’s  sub  of  that  part 
of  so  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  14  38  14.  A F Stevenson,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 


CHICAGO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

By  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
West,  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nental link  in  that  system  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
is  also  the  favorite  and  best  routs  to  and  from  points  East,  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding'  points  W est.  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  ins  main  line  and  branches,  Chicae 




JolieL  Ottawa,  LaSalle,  Peoria,  Genesecb_  Moline  and  Rock  islandF  in  Illinois  j 


Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield,  Ottumwa,  Oskaloosa  West 
Liberty,  Iowa  City,  Des  Moinss,  Indianola,  Winterset,  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin, 
Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri ; Leavenworth  and  Atchison, 
In  Kansas;  Albert  Lea,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul,  in  Minnesota;  Watertown  in 
Dakota,  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 


THE  GREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 


Guarantees  its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  of  continuous  steel  rail  - subi 
etantially  built  culverts  and  bridges;  rolling  stock  as  near  perfection  as 
1 human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 


and  air-brakes:  and  that  exacting  discipline  which  governs  the  practical 
operation  of  all  its  trains.  Other  specialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 
all 


connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 
luxuries  of  its  Passenger  Equipment. 

The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  and  the  Missouri  River  are  com. 
osed  or  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent  Pullma& 
'alace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dining  Cars,  in  which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  “good  Digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 


P' 

Pi 


THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 


lathe  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  Depots  for  all  points  in  the  Territories 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route,  Past  Express  Trains  are  run  to  the 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  hunting  and  flsh- 
grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  ths 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastoral  lands  of  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
between  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati,  Indianapolis,  and  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable,  as  well  as 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada:  or 
by  addressing 


R.  R.  CABLE, 

President  and  General  Manager,  Chicago. 


E.  ST.  JOHN, 

General  Ticket  and  Passenger  Agent.  Cblcagh 


lalvanized  Iron  Galvanized  Wira 


PATENT 

QATS  S 


NETTING 

FENCE 

Partly  nnrolled. 


PAPER  HANGINGS,  PAINTS , 

OILS,  GLASS  AND  COLORS, 

Also, 

Decorative,  Fresco,  House  and  Sign  Painters,  Etc. 


All  orders,  city  and  country,  receive  prompt  at- 
tention, at  the  most  reasonable  prices. 


Store  3636  Cottage  Grove  Ave.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


45.00  each,  with  hardware 
for  wood  posts. 


40  ins,  15c  linem  fool 
35  ins,  14c  linear  foot 
30  ins,  13c  linear  foot 

ELEVATOR  •s^™*.** 


$200,000 


fcyGbAKbS._£t 
pike  and  iron  WINDOW  GUARDS. 

HOLENSHADE, 

Vir.  K-Iixs.  136  L*Xe  Street.  I.IUCAGO 


In  Presents  given  away,  f 
Send  us  5 cts.  postage. and 
by  mail  you  will  get  free 
a package  of  goods  of  large 
value,  that  will  start  you  in  work  that  will  at  once 
bring  you  in  money  faster  than  anything  else  inAmer- 
ica . All  about  the  $200,000  in  presents  with  each  box. 
Agents  wanted  everywhere,  of  either  sex,  of  all  ages, 
for  all  the  time,  or  spare  time  only,  to  work  for  us  at 
their  own  homes.  Fortunes  for  all  workers  absolute- 
ly assured.  Don’t  delay.  H.  Hallett  k Co.,  Port- 
land, Maine. 


IIABDWOOD-DRY-IAKD  PRICKS 
( Retail.)] 


WHITEWOOD. 

Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 iu  . . 
1st  and  2d 


■ 


. $38.00(5,40. 


Cull 


30.00 

35. 

35. 

26. 

30. 

23. 

28. 

20. 

22. 

22. 

25. 

12. 

15. 

1 to  4 in $35.00@40. 

Wagon  stock 40. 

Wagon  poles o5.00@60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in. . . 45.00@ 
Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 36.00@46.00 

Quartered 60, 


@26. 

@28- 


Clear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 36. 

Common 22. 

Timber 26. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 6. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.26 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in  , clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@46. 

Quartered 45.  60. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  35. 

Common 25. 


CHEERY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@90. 


BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@56, 


Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50, 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

3P£x4i4 90@ 

4x5 1.00@ 

4x6 1.50 

4J4x6 1.75 

5x6 1.75 


1.00 

1.25 


BLACK  WALNUT. 


Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 
1st  and  2d,  1 in 76.00@85. 


1st  and  2d  plank 80. 

Common 55.  60 

Select,  ^xlO  in.  and  over...  75. 

54*10  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in.  d&m.  125.00 

Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

3Mx214 7 

3x3 19 


Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


Basswood,  1st 

$25.00 

Hickory  elm 

....  25. 

Gray  elm 

...  20. 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 

...  35.  @40. 

Sycamore 

...  25. 

Chestnut 

. ...  50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 

...  18.  @40. 

YELLOW  PINE. 


These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  O.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $26.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls 15 


BEADED  CEILING  4 OR  6 INCH. 


1st  and  2d  clear,  54  inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28. 


WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 


STEP  PLANK. 


1st  and  2d  clear  154  and 

2 in $35. 

Common 27. 


FINISHING. 

1st  and  2d  clear $32.00 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


prices  of  Soft  Woods, 

WHOLESALE  PRICES  OF  HARD  WOOD  LUMBER. 


AND  ALL-PORCELAIN 

WATER  CLOSET. 


rjlHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wasli-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  witli  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

I also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  and  Globes. 

House  Draining  and  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


BANK.  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 

194  LaSalle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order. 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENK. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 n 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 11  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1*4  square,  dressed  aud  headed,  selected.. . 21  00 
Pattens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feel  00  50 

214 -inch 00  60 

2‘4-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 


SHINGLES — CAB  LOADS. 

Choice  A 

Extra  A 

Standard  A 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 

Standard  Cedar 


. 2 45 
. 2 60 
. 2 40 
. 2 35 
. 2 25 


Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  lessthaD 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00(316  00 

2x8,  „ „ 12  00(5,14  50 

2x10,  „ „ 12  50(5  16  00 

2x12,  „ 12  50(5 17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@14  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAB  LOADS. 

Dry 2 00 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  *4  6 inch,  7 feet, 10*4 

*/2  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

, *4  8 inch,  7 feet 1754 

54  8 inch,  7 feet 9 

54  9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length  12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length  13 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length  35 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2K  in $23  00(3)25  00 

Thicker 25  00(527  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 

OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Common  14  00(316  00 

Timber 17  00@19  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Step  plank 27  00 

Cull... 10  00 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

1st  aud  2d 65  00(570  00 

Common 43  00(548  00 

Culls 24  00(528  00 

Extra  good 70  00@75  00 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 22  00@24  00 

Common ' 14  00(5 16  00 

Cull 11  00@13  00 

CHEBBY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 60  00(3.65  00 

“ “ thick 65  00(570  00 

Cull 10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00@21  00 

Common 12  00(514  00 

Cull 6 00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00@30  00 

Cull 10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 32  00@35  00 

1st  and  2d,  1}4  in  and  up 35  00@37  50 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 16  00(518  00 

Cull 5 00@  6 00 

Merchantable 13  00@14  00 

BIBCH. 

Good 20  00@25  00 

Cull 

BOCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00(517  00 

Cull 8 00 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00@16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00@15  00 

Cull 

Log  run 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 23  00@25  00 

Cull 6 00(5  10  00 

Log  run 13  00@15  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 30  00(535  00 

Call 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00@24  Oh 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00(520  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch 24  00@  26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@29  c(i 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  00 

“ rough 52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHIHaLES—  REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  prbdl 4.90  pr  M 

iSqnareButts  4.60  pr  M 


David  whiteford,  A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Avc-  Chicago, 

Practical  Plumber 


Gas-Fitter. 


Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 

JOHN  NORTHEN 

"The  Practical  Furnace  Man,” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Sebvoss,  Nobthen  k Oo. 

fcLXNUFAOTUBKB  AND  DEALEB  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER.” 
The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  ota. 

Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 

Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint-  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  in  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  ail  Tastes  and  Designs. 

218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 


Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICACO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


A.  1ST  ID 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

OHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabasli  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave.  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR^ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


Sewer 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY. 


1SM5 1 MS37. 

I 07  i.a  alle  Street. 

oil  N lClizabfth  St. 

?6th  S.  M S.  R.  1'.  I 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 


No.  432— CASHIER'S  DESK. 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Bailings, 

Office  Chairs, 

1 INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

'—AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So’e  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Eegisters, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
-•LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  ~MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  ail 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  [■  “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  k T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  Yobk.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 


I3STSTTS,^.3NrCE!  -A-G-IEYST  CY  • 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  3o.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE. 


Telephone  No  *353 


METROPOLITAN 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICACO. 


Book-keeping, 

Penmanship, 

Short-Hand, 


COURSE  OF  STUDY: 

Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 
Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling;. 


[THE  BUSINESS  EXCHANGE  IS  A 

GREAT  BTJSI3STESS  EMPORIUM  ! 

In  which  you  see  Banking',  Manufacturing.  Importing.  Commission,  Jobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Real-Estate,  Insurance  and  Transport- 
ation Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 

Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time. 
fW*  Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

O.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 

8ole  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 

Roofing! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

— ( Gaff  Building. ) 

M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ...  - ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
a™  steam-fitting, 

No.  9 Arcade  Court, 


Pipe 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS. 

j 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c.s 

No,  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 

Cor.  Cnrti-  St.  CHICACO.  ILL, 


Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICACO. 
Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


■S| 


1ST.  yy.  williams, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

mOMEWEMIFE,®FIfiE€ICI! 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Briek,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Lining's,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 


L 


BRANCH  YARD: 


219  E.  Washington  St.  f Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATINC, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 


Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail.  92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans, 

Renting,  Insurance. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 


w.  P.  NELSON. 


T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


246  Wabash  Ave., 


CHICAGO. 


9 Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturina  Co  ^rt  ®ea^ers’  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

’ MANUFACTURERS  OF 


PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND 

Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.; 


PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 

No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


O.  H.  POSTAL, 

CARPENTER  and  BUILD  E IR, , 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 


OOA^EPAJSTY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


<i.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1866.  | Wm.  Hoskins 

ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICACO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  at.i.  hinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water ] tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and.  Fir*©  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  159  LaSalle  Street,  CUIOAtiOJ  ... 

Telephone  883.  y 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 

ALLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 

ANDERSON,  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 

153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Stieet. 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 

J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CBUICKSHANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - ILLINOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 


BROWN,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 

CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


CL  A-  C3L.A-XJSSE3STIXJS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 

COLE,  M.  1 . & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated,  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Ohlcajo.  Notary  Public. 

W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


DREYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  88  Washington  street. 

EDWARDS  Sc  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Jffice: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Re  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  Rooms  6 
and  7—123  and  125  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  111. 

GOODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 

LI  OODRIOH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
IX  32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 

GOODRIDOE,  EDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago 
Reference  since  1858 : Traders’  Bank. 


i i ' uooim  iu  n uouiawn  jrarK  lots 

M and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Borde.i  Block 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 

Lt  RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
VI  kers,  cor  Washington  and  Hnlsted  sts,  Chicago. 

/2J.  UNZENHAUSElt,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
VI  38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn 
of  Lake  Street. 


/ t ROSS,  S.  E.  & CO.,  136  Clark  stret,  comer  Madi- 
II  son.  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a 
specialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 

HAMBLETON,  C. Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 

HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Real  Estate.  Loans  and  House  Hunting. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 


KRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale  : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  ; taxes  paid.  Office ; Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor.  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 


KRAFT  & GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


WM.  LEAGUE  & CO.. 

Heal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 

MAGILLt  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 

MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Heal  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


TIDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

HEAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
EENTING  AGENCY. 

303  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

T7IERLING,  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans;  buys, 
V sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 

■^yALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

110  Monroe  Street. 

TT7EBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
W Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 

TT7ILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
\ V Room  7,  111  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
1 built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 

O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

REAL  EST-A.TE3, 

103  LaSalle  St..  Room  17.  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 

J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

1 TT'HKELER  & CO.,  Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting. 
\ V Room  9- -157  Washington  St. 

Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 

j^ayton,  r.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 

IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 

0AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 

JyJ’OYES,  E.  E.,  33  ind  35  W.  Madison  Street. 

/ASBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 
V/  Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

T)ARROTT,  JAMES  J. — Real-Estate  and  Loans— 
X Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 

T)ATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
X Rooms  96  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—and — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  ) 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St.,  - Chicago. 

T>EED,  F.  J.— 161  La  Salle  st.  Renting  Agency. 
XV  Business  Property  a Specialty.  Chicago. 

T>  ED  FIELD  C.  S. — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
XV  ance,  6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 

T>  IEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 
XV  Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 

J . ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS' 

Room  8,  M2  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

QCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
O kers,  79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

QCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
kj  Fifth  ave.,  Staats  ZeitungBldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 

QCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
O Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place,  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  Sc  GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 

QTEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  560  Blue 
kj  Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south-west  part  of  the  city  a speoi 

TIIHORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
X Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor.  Room  7 
Chicago. 

BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155. 


Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  156  La  Salle  St. 


WM.  J.  B RAC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

UPa-okLing  Boxes 

and  a'l  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  Inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address ; 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 

STUBB^&T^NHAMr 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloiminmg,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St,, 

Building  Materials  _ . . 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 


J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

MARBLE  PLACE, 

Rear  of  194  l^a  Salle  St., 

Bet.  Monroe  and  Adams  Sts. 

Stores  and  Offices  Fitted  up  on  Short  Notice. 

Losses  adjusted  for  Fire  Insurance  Companies. 


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Patent  Glacier 

Window  Decoration. 

The  most  perfect  substitute  for 

Stained  Ground  and  Ornamental  Glass. 

Designs  suitable  for  Churches,  Dwellings  and  all 
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377  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


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SEWING-MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


PERFECT  SATISFACTION 


New  Eras  Sewint  Mine  Co.1 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

39  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
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fjVol.  XXVIII.— No.  15. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  APRIL  10,  1886. 


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REED  & HURLRUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REt\L  ESTATE. 

- — RAHWAY  BONDS  FOB  SALE 

JOSIAH  H.  REED.  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 
11  Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago 

Room  2 165  Washington  St. 


W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences, 
and  Cottages. 

Houses  sold  on  Easy  Payments. 

Boom  4—80  Dearborn  St. 

G,  U.  GORDON. 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


IT.  GORDON  & CO., 


0 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

79  Dearborn  St., 

OJaica,go 


Rooms  70  and  71, 
Unity  Building, 


0.  H.  BROOKS, 

Dealek  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Acre  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
tailway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago.' 


Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 

Mortgage  Loans. 

^ 97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 


H.  C.  Zuttermeiste- 


C.  H.  Puscheck. 


H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

818  S.  LrLSTED  ST.,  CnlCAGO.  ILL  ■ 

Property  in  all  parts  or  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rentfi 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
retiable  companies. 

4£*p*Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 


ffl  D.  Kerfoot.  VV.  A.  Mekigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Ja, 

Wm.  0.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

BEAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  te  the  interests  of  non-residents 


WM.  F.  LUBEKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

123  La  Salle  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
Sale  and  General  Management  of  | 
Real-Estate. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOA  JST  S. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 


Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  H.  B.  Bow* 

•BOGrUE  & HOYT. 
HEAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Specie 1 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 


H.  G.  MOREY  & CO.. 

WEAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

85  Washington  Street,  - - - Chirag- 

Estates  managed,  Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid. 

We  give  special  attention  to  t,:  ; interests  ol  noa 
residents 


BOOM  4 KEAPEK  BLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - . ill. 

MEAD  & COE, 

Heal  Estate  Agents , 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


JNO.  B KNIGHT. 


jas.  M.  Marshall 


D.  G.  HAMILTON.  P.  E.  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

90  WASHINGTON  STREET. 

CHICAGO. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO, 

Real  Estate  I Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
^NE,  FOUR,  UNTIUNTE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

teal  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  MADISON  STREET. 


E.  S.  DREYER  & GO., 

BANKERS, 

Loans^  and!  Real ’Estate, 

88  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

We  give  Specif  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non- 
Residents,  References  given  if  desired. 

J.  P WHITE  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

W.  A.  BOND 

BOND, 


SAM'L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

OlTiGELgO, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


REMOVAL. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

£ — TO— 

125  LA  SALLE. ST. 


Thos.  B.  Bryan, 

President. 

Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas. 


John  D.  Jennings, 

Vice-President. 
F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r. 


The  Mutual  Trust  Society 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other  Bonds; 
the  Execution  of  Trusts;  the  Investment  of  Trust 
Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates,  etc. 
Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully  guarded. 
Taxes  paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  St., 

Boom  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

TXbraug  & GO., 

rleai  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non  ^resident! 


L.  TURN  EE. 

TURNER  & 

Real  ^Estate 

Mortgage  Loans, 

102  Washing-ton  St.,  Chicago,  III. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  Ml 
Commission.  Taxes  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 

Estates  Managed 


Edwin  F.  Getchell.  Bruce  B.  Barney. 

Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Co., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Rooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  Sts.,  Main  Flsor. 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


K-emoval. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

— TO — 

I 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 


JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO. 


JOHN  W.  BROOKS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

No.  144  La  Salle  St.,  Loom  8. 

Insurance  placed  in  reliable  Companies 
Taxes  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 

pfr  Property  in  all  parts  of  city  bought  and  sold 
on  Commission.  Interests  of  non-residents  carefully 
looked  after. 


F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public. 


S.  M.  Parish. 


Barnes  & Parish, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

| STORES  ASD  HOUSES  RESTED. 

Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No  438. 


210 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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=====  JOURNAL. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  APRIL  in.  1886. 


We  sincerely  deprecate  the  tendency  of 
the  daily  press  to  sensational  agitation  of 
the  labor  question.  That  the  question  is  of 
sufficient  importance  to  merit  a full  and 
truthful  report  of  the  doings  of  the  Knights 
of  Labor,  we  admit;  but  it  is  beneath  the 
dignity  of  legitimate  journalism  to  take  ad- 
vantage of  the  opportunity  it  presents  for 
the  wholesale  unloading  of  newspaper  pyro- 
technics. The  situation  is  bad  enough  as  it 
is,  inasmuch  as  it  may  somewhat  disturb 
values,  and  temporarily  impede  extensive 
operations  contemplated  by  timid  opera- 
tors. That  there  can  be  auy  lasting  or  dis- 
astrous influences  arising  from  the  present 
wild  and  unhealthy  growth  of  labor  organi- 
zations we  do  not  believe,  simply  because  it 
does  not  seem  to  us  to  be  the  result  of  seri- 
ous thought  and  mature  deliberation,  and, 
like  sudden  revivals  of  all  kinds,  whether  of 
a religious  or  secular  nature,  the  efferves- 
cence is  soon  lost.  After  the  first  impulses 
are  wasted,  and  men  have  exhausted  them- 
selves in  boisterous  declamation,  an  age  of 
reason  follows;  for  it  is  a very  serious  mat- 
ter for  a mechanic  or  working  man,  whose 
family  ties  and  love  are  quite  as  strong  as 
those  of  the  finest  gentleman,  and  whose 
tenderest  sympathies  are  for  those  depend- 
ent upon  him,  to  realize  that  he  has  by  his 
own  voice  rendered  himself  incompetent  to 
aid  them.  The  misery  and  suffering  which 
the  wars  of  the  world  have  caused  will  never 
approximate  the  barbarous  cruelty  which 
strikes  have  entailed  upon  the  innocent  and 
helpless.  It  is  the  empty  larders  which 
bring  men  to  their  senses,  and  create  a de- 
sire— outside  of  the  few  demagogues  and 
charlatans  who  thrive  best  when  others  suf- 
fer most — for  conciliation  and  a settlement 
of  the  question.  That  there  are  many  abuses 
wnich  workingmen  are  even  now  made  to 
suffer,  no  one  can  deny : but  unreasonable 
demands,  either  on  the  part  of  labor  or  cap- 
ital, can  be,  and  must  be,  corrected  without 
extreme  measures.  Arbitration  has  already 
done  much  to  adjust  serious  differences,  and 
it  is  both  childish  and  nonsensical  for  either 
party,  where  actual  or  imaginary  wrong  ex- 
ists, to  refuse  such  a rational  and  civilized 
adjudication  of  difficulties,  for  our  courts, 
whether  of  equity  or  law,  are  but  arbitrators 
after  all.  Hence  the  conclusion  that  serious 
difficulties  need  not  be  anticipated  is,  we 
think,  based  upon  a full  appreciation  of  the 
situation;  and  we  further  believe  that  the 
very  magnitude  of  the  present  labor  troubles 
will,  more  than  any  other  influence,  expedite 
a permanent  and  satisfactory  solution. 

Labor  agitation  in  the  building  trades 
till  continues;  the  cabinet  makers,  painters, 


through  outside  parties,  and  laying  their 
plans  in  such  a way  that  they  can  secure  ul- 
timately what  they  want  at  moderate  prices. 
Holders  of  real  estate  are  making  the  mis- 
take in  putting  prices  on  property  that  the 
facts  and  circumstauces  do  not  warrant 
Cheap  real  estate  means  activity  in  build- 
ing; dear  land  means  interrupted  enterprise. 
Opportunity  ought  to  be  taken  at  this  time 
to  let  a £ood  deal  of  land  that  has  been  held 
for  years  go  into  the  possession  of  builders. 
Holders  of  real  estate  have  certainly  a right 
to  get  all  their  property  is  worth;  but,  on 
the  other  hand,  it  is  bad  policy  to  discour- 
age enterprise  by  high  prices.  The  repre- 
sentative of  The  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Journal  asked  one  of  the  leading  real  estate 
dealers  of  this  city  as  to  the  prospects  of 
real  estate  transactions  in  view  of  the  labor 
troubles  and  the  disposition  of  holders  to 
ask  high  prices.  His  reply  was,  there  are 
plenty  of  people  anxious  to  sell,  to  meet  all 
requirements,  and  the  high  prices  will  be 
left  high  and  dry. 

“What  about  rents  this  year?”  asked 
our  reporter  of  the  renter  of  200  or 
300  houses!  “ up,  down,  or  steady?”  “All 
three,”  he  answered ; “ for  certain  houses 
and  in  certain  localities  rents  are  moving 
up  a little;  in  certain  places  it  is  not  quite 
so  easy  to  get  last  year’s  rents,  but  in  most 
cases  rents  are  stationary.”  He  went  on  to 
say:  “The  rapid  increase  in  the  number  of 
houses  does  not  seem  to  have  any  effect  up- 
on rents,  one  way  or  the  other;  there  are 
plenty  of  buyers  and  plenty  of  renters,  and 
the  newest  houses  seem  to  be  most  sought 
for;  everybody  wants  to  get  into  a new 
house  if  they  can,  and  naturally  the  prefer- 
ence is  shown  to  those  who  want  to  buy 
rather  than  rent;  renters  run  around  too 
much.” 

THE  MARKET. 

The  improved  weather  during  the  last 
week  has  done  what  would  have  required 
much  zeal  to  accomplish;  it  has  brought  out 
house  hunters  and  buyers  in  a rush.  Agents 
are  feeling  good,  and  are  certainly  busy; 
they  are  not  like  us  newspaper  fellows,  who 
see  double,  and  step  over  a straw  as  if  it 
were  a sawlog.  If  we  are  to  judge  of  the 
future  greatness  of  Chicago  by  the  number 
of  building  journals  — monthlies,  weeklies 
bi-weeklies  and  dailies — recently  started,  all 
devoted  to  the  building  trades,  we  should 
say  that  the  Garden  City  is  to  be  the  great- 
est business  center  on  earth — all  the  dailies 
spreading  their  wings  in  the  direction  of 
real  estate  and  building  news,  and  as  many 
as  seven  or  eight  trade  papers  looking  for  a 
liberal  patronage  in  the  same  lines. 

The  real  estate  agent  has  learned  by  ex- 
perience what  newspaper  men  will  yet  find 
out:  that  a bird  in  the  hand  is  worth  two  in 
the  bush,  and  that  the  advice  of  the  washer- 
woman to  the  philosopher  who  fell  into  a 
hole,  to  take  his  head  down  from  among  the 
stars  if  he  would  avoid  another  similar  ca- 
tastrophe. 

As  referred  to  elsewhere  in  this  issue,  we 
are  now  going  fast  enough;  we  are  building 


stone  masons,  carpenters  and  brick-layers 
in  eastern  cities  have  been  meeting  and  re- 
solving with  reference  to  wages  and  hours 
of  labor.  Employers  have  been  making  no 
organized  opposition.  Stone  masons  and 
stone  cutters  want  $8  per  day,  and  the  pav- 
ers and  rammers  have  voted  their  wages  at 
$4  for  pavers  and  $3  for  rammers,  an  ad- 
vance of  50  cents  over  last  year’s  wages. 

Real  estate  transactions  for  the  past 
week  have  been  in  the  main  made  up  of 
small  transactions  of  no  particular  signifi- 
cance; a few  operations  that  may  be  called 
extensive  are  on  hand,  but  are  not  likely  to 
go  through  at  a very  early  day.  A great 
many  holders  of  real  estate  insist  upon  the 
foolish  policy  of  asking  fancy  prices,  imag- 
ining that  buyers  will  rush  with  open 
pocket-books  and  pay  them  their  prices.  A 
masterly  policy  is  being  pursued  by  a few 
buyers  who  want  certain  properties.  They 
are  buying  a lot  and  plot  here  ami  there. 


fast  enough,  and  perhaps  too  fast.  If  this 
rush  continues,  we  will  soon  have  a reac- 
tion, and  then  capital  will  again  lose  confi- 
fidence.  We  repeat  our  prediction  so  often 
made  since  the  first  of  March,  that  the  first 
of  May  w.ll  decide  how  much  building  is 
needed.  A general  strike  at  that  time  will 
tend  to  increase  the  cost  of  building,  both  in 
materials  and  wages,  so  that  a superabund- 
ance of  empty  houses  left  on  the  hands  of 
our  agents  will  go  a great  way  in  determin- 
ing operations  in  the  immediate  future. 

A reference  to  our  record  columns  will 
show  the  extent  of  acre  transactions  and  the 
volume  of  business  done  during  the  first 
week  in  April.  There  will  be  found  several 
important  sales,  , ut  none  that  compare  in 
magnitude  with  the  large  sales  recorded 
las',  week.  The  majority  of  transactions 
were  for  small  amounts,  so  common  at  this 
time  of  year,  when  a great  many  people  of 
moderate  means  secure  a home  of  their  own; 
and  this  very  feature  of  the  market  affords 
ample  proof  of  a healthy  and  vigorous 
growth  in  population  and  wealth. 


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THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

saw  mills  and  whakf  283  to  289  East  20th  St. 


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Pianos  and  Organs,  j 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  the 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompar- 
able ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs— all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 
Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 

Estey  Camp, 

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CALUMET  & CHICAGO 

Canal  Dock  Oo 

No-  lT'O  Dearborn  Street,  Ob.ioa.go. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  \\  ater  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

J®” Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


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211 


— Venetian  lamps  of  antique  design  are 
used  where  a dim  light  is  desired.  Those  in 
wrought  iron  and  suspended  from  wrought 
iron  brackets  are  the  most  worthy  of  admi- 
ration. 


The  northeast  corner  of  South  Water  and 
State  streets  has  been  leased  by  Samuel  W. 
Allerton  from  the  estate  of  Chas.  M.  Reed, 
of  Erie,  Pa.,  for  ninety-nine  years.  A front- 
age of  213  feet  on  South  Water,  running  to 
the  river  and  taking  in  the  dock.  Eleven 
stores,  19  feet  wide,  four  stories  and  base- 
ment, with  pressed  brick  fronts,  will  be 
erected  on  this  property.  The  building  will 
be  known  as  the  Allerton  Block,  and  will  be 
rented  to  commission  men,  as  it  will  be 
specially  designed  for  them.  Charles  A. 
Kerfoot  & Co.  will  have  the  property 
in  charge.  Cobb  & Frost  are  the  architects. 

The  following  members  were  present  at 
the  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the  Real 
Estate  Board:  Messrs.  Cummings,  Snow, 
Marshall,  Baldwin,  Boyd,  Turner,  Hammond, 
Wilson,  Amick,  Bay,  Barnard,  Gehr,  Calkins, 
Morey,  Baird,  Dreyer,  and  Pierce.  This  is 
but  a small  per  cent,  of  the  members  of  the 
Board.  These  monthly  meetings  should  en- 
list the  interest  and  attendance  of  every 
member,  that  they  may  effect  results  worthy 
of  the  Board.  The  new  members  elected 
were  C.  U.  Gordon,  H.  A.  Hurlburt,  M.  Mc- 
Neil and  J.  R.  Weddell.  M.  R.  Barnard,  F. 
B.  Peabody  and  H.  A.  Goodrich  were  ap- 
pointed a committee  to  draw  up  legal 
blanks  suitable  to  be  adopted  by  all  the 
agents. 

J.  C.  Sampson  & Co.,  real  estate  and  rent- 
ing agents,  report  the  following  among  their 
recent  leases: 

For  Albert  and  Henry  Keep  to  Warner 
Bros.,  new  six  story  and  basement  brick 
building,  257  and  259  State  st.,  three  years, 
$10,000  a year. 

For  M.  A.  Baldwin,  four  story  building,  23 
Washington  st.,  to  Wilbur  Allen  & Co.,  $4,000 
a year,  three  years’  lease. 

For  J.  L.  Bloom  to  Larrabee  & North,  191 
State  st.,  $4,000  a year,  for  two  years. 

For  Martin  Ryerson,  six  story  Palace 
Building,  Randolph  between  Wabash  and 
State  streets,  to  Gray  and  Kingman,  $60,000 
rental,  for  three  years. 

For  J.  Q.  Adams  to  Carson,  Pirie  & Co., 

211  and  213  Madison  st.,  $30,000,  for  two 
years. 

For  Peck’s  estate  to  Marinette  Iron  Works, 

212  and  214  Lake  st.,  $30,000,  for  five  years. 
For  P.  E.  Studebaker,  new  six  story  build- 
ing, 307  and  309  Wabash  av.,  to  J.  L.  Mott 
& Co.,  $13,000  a year. 

Building,  226  and  228  Wabash  av.  to  C.  C. 
Holton,  $15,000  a year. 

122  and  124  market  st.  to  Hatch  & Emery, 
$13,000  a year. 

133  and  135  Wabash  av.  to  C.  J.  L.  Meyer 
& Sons,  $24,000,  for  three  years. 

Northeast  corner  Wabash  and  Madison  to 
C.  H.  Slack,  $16,000  a year. 

174  to  178  Adams  st.  to  Smith,  Cook  & Co., 
$12,000  a year. 

173  and  175  Adams  st.  to  Tyler  & Co.,  rent- 
al $36,000  a year. 

145  and  150  State  st.  to  Ovington  & Co., 
$18,000  a year. 

184  and  186  Monroe  st.,  third  and  fourth 
floors,  to  C.  H.  Blakeslee  & Co.,  $15,000,  for 
three  years. 

The  Granolithic  Co.  are  now  in  their  new 
offices  in  the  Chicago  Opera  House  building. 

W.  K.  Nixon  reports  a good  demand  for 
offices  in  the  Board  of  Trade  district.  He 
has  just  returned  from  a two  months’  trip 
in  the  South. 

Directly  adjoining  the  Board  of  Trade 
only  two  office  buildings  will  be  opened  up 
by  the  first  of  May — the  Jonathan  Clark  and 
Rialto;  while  last  year  there  were  in  the 
neighborhood  of  ten. 

R.  J.  Walsh  is  busily  engaged  in  renting 
the  property  of  the  Partridges.  They  are  in 
the  market  for  bargains  of  all  kinds. 

J.  N.  Young  has  recently  removed  to  more 
commodious  offices  in  the  Chicago  Opera 
House  building,  where  he  has  been  located 
during  the  last  year.  His  present  office  is 
Room  204. 

Jacob  F.  Rehm,  for  two  years  with  E.  S. 
Dreyer  & Co.,  is  now  engaged  in  business 
for  himself  at  Room  204,  Opera  House 
building.  He  has  special  facilities  for  loans 
at  lowest  rates. 

W.  H.  Thomas  & Son  have  under  way  sev- 
eral important  buildings  for  business  pur- 
poses, as  well  as  residences,  on  the  South 
and  West  Sides. 


— The  house  furnisher  should  beware  of 
too  much  bric-a-brac.  Some  homes  are  ver- 
itable museums,  and  guests  are  positively 
afraid  to  move  nbout  among  the  fragile  ta- 
bles filled  with  cups,  plates,  vases  and  glass- 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bernhard  F.  Weber,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Fabb,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE  — Bargains  in  all  Classes  of 
Business  Property  our  Specialty. 

We  offer  our  services  to  assist  purchasers 
in  finding  the  property  they  want.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  examin- 
ing all  that  is  for  sale,  or  to  ascertain  what 
is  offered  for  sale.  Some  of  the  best  prop- 
erty is  not  advertised  or  even  placed  on  the 
market.  From  these  causes  buyers  often 
miss  the  best  bargains. 

J.  P.  White.  Room  4,  Reaper  Block, 

N.E.  cor  Clark  and  Washington  sts. 


FOR  SALE — By  T.  A.  henshaw,  161  La  Salle 
st.,  Room  4: 

$35,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  corner,  improved, 
desirable  investment. 

33.000.  W.  Lake  st..  3-storj  stores  and  flats; 

paying  well. 

10.000.  W.  Madison  st.,  3-story  stone  front 

store  and  flats. 

7,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  store  and  flats. 

115.  Van  Buren  st.,  near  Lincoln,  24x100 
feet. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Congress,  desirable 
corner. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Van  Buren,  50  feet. 
Ogden  ave.  near  Taylor,  24  feet. 


FOR  SALE- 
Salle  St. 


-By  Wm.  F.  Lubeke,  123  La- 


$7,000.  North  Park  av,  near  Wisconsin  st. 
fine  twelve-room  residence,  with 
steam  heating  and  all  improvements; 
a bargain. 

14.000.  N.  Clark  st.,  south-west  cor.  Fred- 
erick; 114x200  feet. 

2.000.  Belden  ave.,  east  of  Lincoln  aye., 
25x119  feet. 

3,500.  State  st.,  near  48th,  large  frame 
store  and  dwelling;  rent  $600. 

3.70C.  Shurtleff  ave.,  near  31st  st.;  two 
frame  houses  and  lots;  rent  $720. 


FOR  SALE  by  F.  A.  Henshaw,  161  La- 
Salle st,  Room  4.  Ogden  av.  near  Van 
Buren  st.,  50x110  ft. 

Near  Ashland  av.,  2-story  brick  flat, $6,800; 
rents  for  $60. 

Third  av.,  between  Van  Buren  and  Har- 
rison, 25  or  50  ft. 

Dearborn  st.,  near  Harrison,  50  ft.  to 
Fourth  av  , 


FOR  SALE  — By  E.  Goodridoe  & Co.,  253 
W.  Madisen  st.: 

$10,000.  Halsted  st.  near  Adams,  two-story 
building  and  lots. 

Madison  st.  near  Wood,  two  four- 
story  stone  front  buildings  (stores 
and  flats),  with  house  and  lot;  a 
bargain. 

18,000.  S.  Halsted  st.,  four-story  and  cellar 
brick  building ; rentals,  $2,000  per 
annum. 

5.500.  Morgan  st.  near  Monroe,  three-story 

building  in  flats;  will  rent  readily 
May  1st  for  $65.00  monthly. 
Throop  st.  facing  Park.  A bargain! 
Four-story  stone  front  house,  14 
rooms,  brick  barn  and  lot. 

6.500.  Halsted  st.  near  12th  st.,  large  two- 

story  building  and  lot. 

5.500.  Loomis  st.  near  J ackson,  stone  front 

house  and  lot. 

6,000.  Loomis  st.,  stone  front  house  and 
comer  lot. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wm.  Garnett  & Co.,  18 
Dearborn  st. 

Corner  Van  Buren  and  Clinton  sts., about 
150  feet  square,  or  will  lease  for  long  term. 

Calumet  av.  and  RAy  st.,  two  corners,  300 
feet  frontage.  Builders  call. 

Michigan  av.,  stone  front  finely  located. 
$35,000;  lot  30x175. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

Business  property  on  Kinzie-street,  east  of 
Wells.  Now  rented  for  $2,200.  Price, 
$19,000. 

46  acres  on  Lake  Shore,  north  of  city. 

20  “ on  Stony  Island-ave.,  near  railroads 

and  shops;  splendid  site  for  manuf’ct’rng. 

10  acres  on  State-st.,  south. 

25  feet  on  Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park. 

50  “ “ Barry-ave.,  near  the  Lake. 

50  “ “ Vernon-ave.,  $90  a foot. 

50  “ “ Indiana-ave.,  bet.  45th  and  46th. 

3-story  and  basement  stone-front  house, 
Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park;  $7,000. 

2 new  brick  flats,  north  side;  $5,000. 

Handsome  residence  on  Barry-ave.,  near 
Lake  Shore;  $9,500. 

7 fine  residences,  west  of  Lincoln  Park; 
about  $40,000. 


FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  <fc  Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  North 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 

FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.,  88 
Washington-st.: 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buren-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chicago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chioago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st, — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chioago-ave. — 2-story  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . . $16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Harmon-court — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts  $25,000 

3- story  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments   $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-story  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st ...  $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  iront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 maroie  rronts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave, 


FOR  SALE- 

156, 652  acres  of  choice  lands  in  Bailey 
Co.,  Texas,  Owner  will  put  the  land 
against  the  value  of  it  in  cash,  and  stock 
it  with  cattle  and  own  it  jointly,  or  take 
the  worth  of  the  land  in  stock  of  a cattle 
company.  It  is  fine  agricultural  land  and 
is  worth  $2.50  per  acre. 

David  Boos,  care  of  this  Journal. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdorff  & Hkinkmann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 

3-story  brick;  improvements. 

11.000.  W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  35)4*124,  good 

corner. 

8,000.  Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97, 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bnck  flats. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  Drick  cottage. 

1,200.  Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 
125,  vacant. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbert,  Room  5,  97 

Clark-st.: 

Woodlawn  Park. — One  fine  new  10-room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2%  blocks  from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  100x200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  lots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty-third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 


WANTED— 

A party  having  had  experience  in  the  build- 
ing and  real  estate  business  is  desirous  of 
connecting  himself  with  some  reliable  real 
estate  house,  where  his  ability  can  be  used 
and  appreciated.  If  you  can  nse  such  a man, 
please  address  B.,  care  R.  E.  & Building 
Journal,  121  Fifth  Ave. 


Suburban  Improvements' 

HYDE  PARK. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  establishing 
grade  on  Greenwood  avenue,  from  47th  to 
51st  street;  for  a side-walk  on  the  south 
side  of  76th  street,  from  Madison  avenue  to 
east  line  I.  C.  R.  R.,  right  of  way;  for  same 
on  the  east  side  of  Champlain  ave..  from 
43d  to  44th  streets;  and  on  the  south  side  of 
47th  st,  from  Woodlawn  to  Greenwood  aves. 
For  water-pipe  in  Ford  ave.,  from  railroad 
ave.  to  78th  st.;  also  for  vacating  alley  in 
rear  of  lots  20  to  27,  and  of  s 5 ft  of  lots  19 
and  28,  b 10,  South  Chicago,  in  sec  5 and  6, 
37  15. 


0.  H.  Postal;  Carpenter  and  builder,  with 
office  and  shop  at  No  434  Ogden  avenue,  is 
prepared  to  give  agents  and  property  own- 
ers satisfaction  in  the  care  and  supervision 
of  real-estate.  He  has  made  arrangements 
for  all  kinds  of  house  repairs,  painting, 
plumbing,  carpentering,  etc.  An  advantage 
is  thus  derived  by  leaving  all  the  repairs 
under  the  supervision  of  one  man. 


The  rapid  building  up  of  the  vacant  prop- 
erty within  the  limits  of  Chicago  and  that 
adjoining  has  been  due  in  a large  measure 
to  the  untiring  efforts  of  men  who  give  their 
attention  to  the  buying,  subdividing  and 
building  up  of  available  tracts  of  land  so 
situated.  Among  the  firms  who  make  this 
their  line  of  business  is  W.  H.  Thomas  & 
Son,  80  Dearborn  st.  They  are  building  and 
selling  houses  ranging  from  $400  to  $50,000 
on  the  South  and  West  Sides.  These  they 
sell  on  time  to  suit  buyers.  It  is  easily  dis- 
cernible why  buying  houses  of  those  who 
make  building  a specialty  is  good  policy. 
For  buying  large  quantities  of  building  ma- 
terial of  all  kinds,  they  are  able  to  make 
an  immense  saving,  and  thus  are  able  to 
offer  their  houses  cheaper  than  they  can  be 
built  separately. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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Building  • Deparlrneiiu 

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JT  HAS  BEEN  repeatedly  claimed  by  newspapers  that 
the  present  and  recent  labor  agitation  will  have  a ter 
rorizing  effect  upon  capital  and  tend  to  check  the  progress 
of  business.  If  we  are  to  be  guided  by  the  amount  of 
business  done  in  real-estate  the  conclusion  will  be  forced 
upon  us  that  capital  is  rushing  into  real-estate  investment 
as  a means  of  safety.  It  is  not  necessary  to  cite  special 
sales  to  capitalists  in  support  of  the  negative  side  of  the 
first  proposition. 

By  making  a comparison  of  a week’s  records  of  real-estate 
transactions  in  the  month  of  March,  with  a weekly  report 


in  almost  any  month  prior  to  the  time  of  the  beginning  of 
the  existing  labor  troubles  it  will  appear  that  strikes  do  not 
deter  men  from  investing  in  real-estate,  but  rather  do  they 
frighten  capital  away  from  railway  stocks  and  bonds. 

To  be  sure,  the  laboring  classes  are  persistently  clam- 
oring for  an  acquiescence  in  their  demands,  but  they  have 
too  much  good  sense  to  countenance  rioting  or  the  wantom 
destruction  of  property.  The  difference  between  employ- 
ers and  employes  will  be  adjusted  without  resort  to  violent 
means,  and  capital  and  business  will  continue  to  be  as  safe 
here  as  elsewhere.  And  it  would  be  as  well  too,  for  the 
newspapers  to  admit  this,  instead  of  creating  distrust  by 
giving  so  much  prominence  to  every  little  disturbance. 


JgVERY  CANDID  MAN  will  admit  that  the  laboring 
classes  are  entitled  to  the  sympathy  and  support  of  the 
people  in  their  efforts  to  secure  an  equitable  share  of  the 
profits  of  their  labor,  but  there  are  a great  many  lazy, 
blatant  demagogues  among  their  number  who  cause  most 
of  the  disturbance. 

If  the  leisure  to  be  gained  by  the  eight-hour  movement 
was  sure  to  be  applied  by  working  men  to  improving  their 


minds  and  innocent  amusement  there  would  be  some  ex- 


cuse for  this  agitation,  but  the  very  men  who  are  loudest  in 
their  demands  are  the  ones  who  spend  their  time  in  saloons 
talking  politics,  or  in  plotting  secretly  against  capital.  As 
an  instance  of  what  these  troublesome  fellows  can  do  we 
quote  the  language  of  a contemporary:  In  the  case  of  the 

Daily  Advertiser,  of  Newark,  N.  J.,  which  had  a good  set  of 
compositors  receiving  higher  wages  than  union  rates,  and 
were  quite  content  with  existing  arrangements,  the  Typo- 
graphical Union  waited  on  the  proprietor  demanding  that 
the  Advertiser’s  office  should  be  enrolled  under  the  auspices 
of  the  union,  and  he  merely  referred  the  matter  to  the  com- 
positors. Thereon  the  committee  served  notice  that  seven, 
including  one  who  had  been  forty  years  in  the  Advertiser’s 
service,  should  not  be  admitted  to  the  union  because  the 
seven  had  abandoned  a strike  in  which  the  office  was  in- 
volved about  five  years  ago,  going  to  work  without  permis- 
sion from  the  central  authority.  As  the  intention  was  to 
punish  these  seven  for  an  old  alleged  offence,  the  proprietor 
refused  to  consent  to  such  injustice  and  inhumanity  as  having 
the  seven  thrust  adrift  and  their  names  posted  by  the  union 
so  as  to  prevent  them  from  getting  employment.  Imme- 
diately the  Trades  Assembly  boycotted  the  Advertiser,  but 
the  case  was  so  bad  that  the  public  extended  its  support  to 
the  Advertiser  which  did  a brisker  business  than  ever  before. 
Unless  America  is  to  sink  under  an  outrageous  tyranny 
introduced  from  Ireland,  the  public  will  have  to  act  vigor- 
ously to  defeat  every  effort  at  boycotting,  otherwise  firms, 
corporations,  and  individual  employers  will  be  overthrown 
in  detail. 

It  is  noticable  in  a marked  degree  that  the  majority  of 
embezzlers  and  thieves  who  have  robbed  their  employers 
were  the  best  paid  men  and  in  many  instances  the  men  who 
receive  the  gratest  favors  from  employers  treat  them  the 
worst.  The  man  Hill,  who  started  the  trouble  in  the  South- 
western strike  had  been  promoted  to  a responsible  position, 
but  he  still  remained  an  enemy  to  the  company’s  interest, 
which  led  to  his  final  discharge.  It  is  not  our  purpose  to 
compare  dissatisfied  or  striking  workingmen  with  embez- 
zlers, but  it  does  seem  that  ingratitude  is  a feature  in  both 
cases, — the  best  paid  are  the  least  appreciative. 


“Queen  Anne”  Architecture. 

J^ET  ME  offer  a few  reflections  on  the  mania  for  Queen 
Anne  houses  that  is  now  rife,  and  which  I venture  to 
pronounce  a failure,  and  which,  with  more  certainty,  wil 
be  decreed  a failure  a generation  hence.  The  thing  is  all 
wrong  and  on  wrong  principles.  The  Queen  Anne  archi- 
tects indulged  in  no  such  ridiculous,  fantastic  freaks  as  we 
see  now  exhibited,  and  simply  because  such  was  entirely- 
opposed  to  the  nature  and  character  of  brick.  Brick  is  a 
simple,  honest,  plain  material,  with  a good  color  and  hard, 
smooth  surface — that  is  all.  Whatever  style  can  display 
these  qualities  best  is  the  Queen  Anna  style  and  no  other. 
The  result  of  the  modern  caprices  will  be  seen  ten  or  twelve 
years  hence,  when  certainly  decay  will  have  disintegrated 


From  Practical  Plans  for  S'utou.r'ba.n  Homes. 

An  economical  house  for  small  lot,  built  in  best  manner,  finished  in  pilaster  casing,  with  moldings, 
etc.,  in  modern  style — mantel  and  grate,  bath  room.  To  be  commended  on 
account  of  economizing  all  the  room. 

S.  MONTGOMERY  SMITH,  - - - ARCHITECT  AND  BUILDER. 


or  destroyed  the  whole,  or  when  the  owner’s  heart  will  have 
sickened  of  the  frequent  repairs  and  restorations.  The  old 
Queen  Anne  houses  produced  effect  by  the  beautiful  color 
and  surface,  the  brick  being  laid  almost  touching,  with  the 
thinnest  wash  of  mortar  between.  The  result  is  that  no 
rain  or  damp  ever  gets  between.  The  modern  system  of 
building  is  opposed  to  this,  thick  layers  of  mortar  being 
interposed  with  the  certain  results  that  all  the  elaborate 
gables,  etc.,  soon  begin  to  separate.  Bricks  put  together  in 
elaborate  forms  have  no  strength  no  more  than  stones  laid 
on  earth,  but  displayed  in  surface  it  becomes  as  firm  and 
smooth  as  a billiard  table.  Even  mouldings  should  be 
raised  in  the  faintest  degree,  and  the  less  they  are  the  rich- 
er the  effect.  There  is  an  old  house  out  at  Clapton,  a 
“seminary  for  young  ladies,”  that  for  desigu,  simplicity  I 


and  pure  brickwork,  mixed  with  stone  and  design  of  out- 
line, puts  to  shame  all  the  brick  phantasmata  that  are  now 
covering  the  city.  Looking  at  the  pretentious  masses  that 
cover  the  new  settlement  of  Cadogan  square  or  line  the 
Embankment  one  does  not  feel  at  all  drawn  back  to  the 
days  of  Queen  Anne.  There  is  a coarse,  raw  treatment  in 
their  embroidery  to  which  the  brick  lends  itself  but  reluc- 
tantly. The  material  is  too  rude  for  such  fine  work.  There 
is  another  fad  in  house  adornment  which,  it  may  be  said, 
has  run  its  course.  This  was  the  daubing  over  houses 
“liver-red,”  green,  blue,  etc.  These  efforts  looked  daring 
enough  at  first,  but  presently  as  the  dirt  accumulated  they 
turned  all  kinds  of  horrid  tints,  and  the  house  looked 
dirtier  and  shabbier  than  ever. — English  Exchange. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


213 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


C.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 


DEADERS  IN 


City  Trade  a Specialty- 

Main  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard.  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 

FACTORY:  761  to  776  S.  Canal  St.  ) f'iTTT/-'l  A dCl 

Take  Canalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St.  ) 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

ILLINOIS. 

Springfield.— A $150,000  orphan  asylum  will  be  built 
here  soon. 

MISSOURI. 

St.  Joseph. — The  sum  of  $15,000  will  be  expended  on  the 
White  Bronze  Factory. 

Kansas,  City. — J.  B.  Porter  will  build  a frame  dwelling 
corner  Harrison  and  13th  street  at  a cost  of  $15,000;  also 
large  packing  house  will  be  built  here  by  the  Atchison 
Topeka  & Sante  Fe  Railroad  Co. 

MINNESOTA, 

Minneapolis. — The  Dania  society  will  build  a brick-stone 
building  corner  5th  street  and  Cedar  avenue  at  a cost  of 
$25,000;  C.  F.  Stuck  is  the  architects.  C.  E.  Morse  will 
build  a block  of  brick  houses  at  a cost  of  $25,000;  G.  W. 
and  F.  D.  Orff  is  the  architect. 

St.  Paul. — Mannheimer  Bros  whose  dry  goods  store  was 
recently  burned  will  expend  $18,000  on  alterations  and 
improvements. 

Waseoa. — The  Catholic  society  of  this  place  will  build  a 
handsome  church  edifice  this  summer  at  a cost  of  $30,000. 

IOWA. 

Sioux,  City. — J.  W.  Martin  has  the  plans  for  a brick 
house  at  the  corner  of  Eleventh  and  Jackson  streets  at  a 
cost  of  $10,000. 

OHIO. 

Mansfield. — A Presbyterian  church  costing  $1,900  will 
soon  be  commenced;  Laurence  B.  Valk  of  New  York  is  the 
architect. 

MICHIGAN. 

Detroit. — An  armory  is  to  be  built  by  the  Bagley  Estate 
for  the  Light  Infantry.  It  will  cost  about  $30,000. 

MAHOGANY. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany : 


Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st. . . 

. . . . 14@16c  per 

Small  Cuba,  1 “ “ 

it 

“ 1st 

...lie 

St.  Jago  “ 1 “ “ 

U 

“ 1st 

...18c 

St.  Domingo  1 “ “ 

u 

“ 1st. . . . 

...  20c 

Mexican,  1 “ “ 

“ 1st.... 

. ,.13c@17c  “ 

Large  Cuba,  1 “ “ 

a 

“ 2d  ... . 

...11c 

Mexican,  1 “ “ 

“ 

“ 2d  .... 

. . . ,10c@  1134c. 

Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone 


D.  Cutler,  T.  S.  White.  H.  M.  Boioe. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 


MASON’?  SUPPLIES. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  square  foot 18  @ — 

10-inch  thick,  square  foot 20^  — 

12-inch  thick  square  foot 22@  — 

Rublestone,  lb  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard.  7 50 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 55 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches. ...  00  24 

“ “ “ 4 “ 00  28 

“ Building  stone,  per  cube 00  50@00  60 

Maxwell  & Co.: 

“ 11  3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars  00  22 

“ “ 4-inch  “ “ 00  26 

“ “ Building  Stone 00  50@00  56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls  95 

Common  brick,  3$  M 9 00@10  00 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 16  00a22  00 

Anderson’s 22  00@29  00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  f M 65  00@300  00 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 42  00@45  00 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 50  00 

Racine  Pressed  Brick 20  00 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 30  00@33  00 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick @25  00 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 22  00@30  00 

St.  Louis  Pressed @27  0C 

Trenton @38  00 

Fire  Brick  M 25  00@50  Of 

Michigan  Stucco 1 75@  2 00 

New  York  Stucco 1 75 

Cement, JUtica,  and  Buffalo,  bbl 1 00@  1 21 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee  ^ bbl.  1 00  @ 1 25 

Portland  Impt  Cement 3 00@  3 25 

White  Sand  $ bbl 1 00@  1 25 

Fire  Clay  $ bbl 2 00@  3 50 

Plastering  Hair  bush 25@35 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 12*4 

Roofing,  square  gravel  3 00@  5 50 

Asphalt  Roofing 7 50@  9 00 

Marble  Dust  38  bbl ® 2 00 


F-  IMI.  CLARKE 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  ana  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  m 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  -“elating  to  real  estate  transeo 
tod. 


RAYMOND’S  B^TETSTT 

1 Compressed  LeadSash  Weights 


Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 


Space.  Ko  Friction.— No  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 


Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farwell’s  “ 

0.  H.  Case’s 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 


Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

55  and  57  "W" est  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


A.  A.  CUDELL.  A.  A.  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 

MANUFACTURERS  of 

FINE  CABINET  WORK. 

Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

factory:  l nil,-.  A* 

22  & 24  South  Jefferson  St.  > CHICAGO. 


City  Office: — Rooms 21  and  22,  226  & 228  LaSalle  St. 


J W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  and  Treas. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  St  161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


REPORT  OF  3STI E3W  BTJII_,3DI3NrO-S  -AJhTID  BTJIX-.3DI^TOS  TO  BE  ERECTED, 


For  the  week  ending  April  10,  1886. 


OWNER. 

ADDRESS. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

LOCATION. 

COST 

ARCHITECT.  BUILDER. 

DESCRIPTION. 

2 

$ 

6000 

A Bessler,  162  W 12th  st 

St  Louis  brick  and  stone. 
Brick  and  stone  front. 
Brick,  terra  cotta  and  iron. 

2 

50x70 

13000 

Addison  & Fiedler,  144  La  Salle 

C K Offield  

189  Dearborn  st 

3 

Store  and  flats 

60x75 

Dearborn  st 

10000 

25000 

6000 

J F Warner • • 

Methodists 

.T  C,  O’Brien  

2 

Congress  st  and  Ashland  av. . . . 
3642  Prairie  av 

Pressed  brick,  B stone  and  terra  cotta. 

2 

5000 

Templeton  & Nicol 

3 

6000 

2 

Lake,  near  Peoria  st 

12000 

.T  f!  Allan 

ll/2 

2 

6000 

9000 

4 

Apartment  and  store  . . 

285  W Madison  st 

12000 

2 

7000 

Basmt,  3 story  & attic,  Ind  pr  b F & stone 

F J Homan 

3 

2 stores  and  flats 

25x70 

Wentworth  av  and  37th  st 

Wentworth  av,  bet  22d  and  23d  sts 

21000 

7200 

Jno  Aye  

Mrs  Bedinger 

3 

3 

3 

2 

3 

Building 

Store  and  flats 

24x80 

25x90 

25x85 

24x80 

24x76 

Wentworth  av,  near  25th  st 

2449  Wentworth  av 

8000 

10000 

J F and  J W Doerr 

Marquette  brown  stone  front 

Mrs  E Schank 

Dwelling 

Store  and  flats 

Cottage  Grove  av  and  23d  st 

2806  Wentworth  av 

5700 

7000 

75000 

J 

Marquette  brown  stone  front 

J Cerney  

3 

3 

Store  and  flat 

Buildings 

Vernon  av  and  31st  st 

J M Van  Osdel  & Co,  41  So  Clark  st 

Begun — stone  and  brick 

Mrs  E M Sedgwick. 

3 

Residence 

25x82 

Kenwood 

1030  Milwaukee  av 

9000 

Schaub  & Berlin,  Ashland  Blk 

Pressed  brick  and  stone  and  galv  iron. 

2 

Residence 

22x42 

Tavlor  & Wood  sts 

3000 

F Alschlagher 

Metropolitan  block  . . 

2 

La  Salle  av,  near  Schiller  st 

12000 

Addison  & Fielder,  144  La  Salle  st 

Brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  iron. 

Brick,  arte,  well  stone  and  New  Bed.  sto, 

4 

24x80 

12th  st,  near  Halsted 

ioooo 

P W Ruehl,  665  S Canal  st 

55x44 

Treat  & Foltz,  80  Dearborn  st 

2 

Adams  st  and  Ogden  ave 

8000 

Pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta. 
New  front  and  additional  story. 

Remodeling  dwelling.. 

5000 

U F Warner 

2 

22x50 

I^aho  and  Harrison  sts 

4500 

Brick. 

Contracts  not  let. 

3 

14th  st  and  Blue  Isld  av 

6000 

Remodeling  cottage  . . . 

2500 

6 

3 

50000 

J H Oaapenter 

Dr.T  Brauer  

Store  and  flats 

Thirty-first  st : 

35000 

J H Orrpenter 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Edward  Rutz,  Ex-Treasurer  State  of  Illinois. 


II.  M.  Needles. 


D.  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 


House  Renting  and  Collections. 

Office:  128-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 
Room  1 I CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 


Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 


154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 


Western  Loan  and  Investment  Agency, 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLINC,  Managers. 


CITY  5 AND  6 PER  CENT.  LOANS  NEGOTIATED  IN  SUMS  OF  $5  OOO  AND 
OVER.  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD  ’ 


W.  F.  Netling.  i Wm.  Reed.  n.  A.  Clemons. 

WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  I Loans 


Rooms  36  & 37  Portland  Block,  S.  E,  Cor.  Washington  and 

Dearborn  Streets. 


95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 


Influrance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


C.  J.  Hambleton,  President. 


J.  J.  Danforth,  Superintendent. 


u u • i/aar  uaiHj  DUpclUllcIHimit, 

Cook  Co.  Abstracts  o. 


128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 

Best  Work ! Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS.. 


*? 


Real  Estate  1 Loans. 


79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


lEif  Money  Loaned, 

^■Taxes  Paid, 

^Investments  Made, 

^"Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


WEST  SIDE— ELEGANT  STONE  FRONT 
HOUSE  FOR  RENT  CHEAP. 

Three  stories  and  attic,  good  width,  deep, 
comfortable,  with  furnace;  water  on  three 
floors.  House  contains  about  12  .rooms,  and 
all  conveniences.  For  $40  per  month  to  a 
good  tenant.  Apply  to 

R.  W.  Hyman  Jb.  & Co., 
184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


BUILDING  IN  PHILADELPHIA. 

The  new  structure  which  is  to  supplant 
the  present  building  of  the  Orthopedic  Hos- 
pital at  the  corner  of  Seventeenth  and  Sum-  j 
mer  sts.,  Phila.,  is  to  be  a handsome  piece  of  'l 
architectural  work  and  one  of  the  best 
equipped  hospitals  in  the  city.  All  the  pa- 
tients have  been  withdrawn  from  the  old 
property,  and  in  a short  time  it  will  be  re- 
moved. The  new  edifice  will  be  erected  at  a 
oost  of  $60,000,  the  exterior  construction  to 
be  of  pressed  brick,  with  Hummelstown 
brownstone  and  terra  cotta  trimmings.  It 
will  be  four  stories  high,  with  a basement, 
and  will  have  a frontage  of  106  feet  on  Sev- 
teenth  street,  and  a depth  of  72  feet  on 
Summer  street.  An  ornate  entrance  on 
Seventeenth  street,  projecting  balconies 
from  each  story  over  the  doorway,  and  two 
large  bay  windows  on  Summer  street  will 
form  the  striking  features  of  the  exterior 
view.  The  interior  of  the  building  will  be 
finished  throughout  in  chestnut,  with  double 
ash  floors  in  all  the  rooms  and  the  corridors 
of  the  upper  stories.  The  first  floor  corri- 
dors will  be  laid  with  marble.  When  com- 
pleted the  hospital  will  provide  accommo- 
dations for  132  patients,  the  children’s 
wards  having  a capacity  for  60,  the  adults’ 
wards  for  36,  and  the  private  rooms  for  36. 
Though  the  institution  has  been  favored 
with  magnificent  donations  from  the  benev- 
olent, aggregating  $33,302,  there  is  still 
needed  over  $25,000  for  the  completion  and 
equipment  of  the  hospital. 

Work  on  the  now  City  Hall  is  going  on 
slowly.  The  report  of  the  Public  Building 
Committee,  which  was  sent  to  Mayor  Smith 
on  Saturday,  the  3d  inst.,  shows  that  out  of 
the  $826,529.13  appropriated  for  1885,  $812,- 
550.17  was  expended,  and  with  this  the  as- 
phalt pavement  around  the  building  was 
finished,  the  tower  raised  seventy  feet,  the 
stairways  in  the  southwest  and  northeast 
corners  completed,  the  rooms  of  the  Electric 
Department  fitted  up,  and  the  slating  and 
asphalt  covering  of  the  roof  finished.  Dur- 
ing the  present  year  it  is  proposed  to  push 


the  tower  71  feet  higher,  making  its  total 
height  337  feet  4j^  inches;  to  build  an  ele- 
vator in  the  tower,  to  equip  the  boiler-house 
vjith  the  necessary  boilers,  and  to  work  on 
the  room  intended  for  the  courts.  The  total 
amount  expended  by  the  Commissioners  so 
far  since  1872  is  $11,047,201. 

The  Walnut  street  bridge  scheme  is  dead 
for  the  present.  When  the  city’s  coffers  get 
a little  fuller  it  will  revive  again,  and,  we 
trust,  to  some  purpose. 


Building  News. 

Architect  Wesley  A.  Arnold  is  engaged 
on  plans  for  a three-story  building  to  be 
erected  the  coming  summer,  on  the  north 
west  corner  of  Madison  street  and  Sacra- 
mento avenue,  for  the  “ Occidental  Hall 
Association,”  to  cost  $14,000.  Rock-faced 
stone  and  pressed  brick  fronts  and  a unique 
clock  tower  on  the  corner.  The  first  floor 
to  be  occupied  with  stores;  an  assembly 
room  and  accessories  on  the  second  floor, 
with  pleasant  rooms  and  parlors  on  the  third. 
A novel  feature  being  the  employment  of 
curved  or  bent  glass  at  the  stone  front 
entrances.  The  same  architect  has  intro- 
duced this  feature  in  the  stone  fronts  of  the 
building  recently  erected  by  Lyman  & Gid- 
dinos,  on  the  southeast  corner  of  Lake  and 
Ada  streets,  the  effect  being  strikingly 
pleasing.  This  building  has  five  exceed- 
ingly attractive  stores,  and  over  them  are 
apartments  which  are  models  of  conven- 
ience. The  corner  is  embellished  with  an 
oval  tower  of  ornate  treatment,  in  which 
bent  glass  and  cathedral  are  used  with  rich 
effect,  the  roof  being  finished  in  Muscovite 
contour,  with  ribbing  of  effective  design. 

ADA  STREET  BUILDING. 

In  last  week’s  issue  of  the  Journal,  we 
promised  to  publish  the  facts  concerning 
the  new  buildings  on  the  southeast  corner  of 
Lake  and  Ada  streets.  The  Journal  of 
March  27,  contained  the  report  made  by  a 
Mr.  Grundice,  to  the  effect  that  the  above 
buildings  were  not  securely  built.  After 
making  a careful  investigation  we  have 
learned  that  our  informant,  although  he 
spoke  advisedly,  did  not  tell  the  truth.  The 
above  described  structure  is  one  of  the  best 
buildings  on  West  Lake  street,  and  is  owned 
by  one  of  the  best  real-estate  firms  in  Chi- 
cago. Mr.  W.  A.  Arnold  was  the  architect. 

If  property  owners  make  such  misstate- 
ments the  Journal  will  make  its  own  in- 
vestigations and  not  rely  upon  anybody’s 
statement. 


THE  W.  H.  THOMAS  BUILDINC. 

An  investigation  of  the  statement  made 
in  last  week’s  Journal  in  regard  to  the  W. 
H.  Thomas  building,  brings  to  light  the  fact 
that  the  trouble  grew  out  of  a defect  in  a 
bond-stone,  which  split  and  required  anoth- 
er to  be  put  in  place.  This  was  done  by  the 
architect.  H.  R.  Wilson,  at  his  own  expense 
and  to  the  entire  satisfaction  of  Mr. 
Thomas.  In  regard  to  Mr.  Thomas’  alleged 
statement  that  he  would  sue  Mr.  Wilson, 
Mr.  Thomas  says  “ he  never  said  so  to  any- 
body, and  what  is  more,  never  thought  so. 
It  was  an  accident  liable  to  occur  with  any 
architect.”  Owen  F.  Aldis  said  that  “ there 
was  not  a flaw  or  crack  in  the  building,  and 
that  it  was  the  truest  building  on  the  street.” 

To  show  the  confidence  in  which  Mr. 
Wilson  is  held  by  Mr.  Thomas,  plans  are 
now  being  drawn  by  him  for  a four-story 
building  on  the  corner  of  Lincoln  and  Gar- 
field avenues,  at  a cost  of  $40,000.  This 
was  given  to  Mr.  Wilson  after  the  accident 
on  the  other  building. 

The  statement  referred  to  was  based  on 
the  information  given  by  an  architect  now 
engaged  in  business  in  Chicago,  and  who 
was  formerly  employed  in  Mr.  Wilson’s 
office.  The  report,  however,  had  been  made 
by  several  others  in  regard  to  the  building, 
but  the  Journal,  relying  on  the  statement 
made  by  a man  competent  to  judge,  and 
not  anticipating  any  rivalry  or  ill-feeling 
between  the  informant  and  the  architect  or 
owner,  published  the  report  with  perfectly 
good  motives. 

It  is  enough  to  know  that  the  building  is 
perfectly  sound,  and  that  Mr.  Wilson,  the 
architect,  is  undeserving  of  censure,  and 
that  he  still  has  the  confidence  of  the  owner 
as  well  as  the  bank  who  made  the  loan  on 
the  building. 

Among  other  plans  now  in  Mr.  Wilson’s 
office  are  the  following: 

For  Wm.  Clancy,  pressed  brick  residence, 
505  Congress  street,  $6,000. 

J.  C.  O’Brien,  residence,  24x60,  Congress 
and  Ashland  ave.,  $6,000. 

Ettleson’s  building,  Lake  street,  near 
Peoria,  50x50 — three-story  stores  and  flats, 
$10,000. 

For  J C lviuiston — stores,  25x80.  285  Mad- 
ison street;  $10,000. 

For  C.  L.  Graves — three  houses,  55x54; 
pressed  brick;  cost  $10,000. 

For  J S.  Smith — residence,  25x50,  Prairie 
ave.  and  37th  street;  $5,000,  • 


REAL-ESTATE  BOARD. 

The  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the 
Board  was  called  to  order,  with  President  E. 
A.  Cummings  in  the  chair. 

The  following  named  members  were 
present: 

Messrs.  P.  Amick,  M.  R.  Barnard,  Geo.  P. 
Bay,  E.  A.  Cummings,  Sam’l  Gehr,  C.  L. 
Hammond,  F.  A.  Heushaw,  H.  C.  Morey, 
Edgar  M.  Snow,  C.  R.  Calkins,  H.  L.  Tur- 
ner, J.  A.  Wilson,  Byron  A.  Baldwin,  E.  S. 
Dreyer,  W.  L.  Pierce,  C.  L.  Boyd,  and  Jas. 
M.  Marshall. 

The  minutes  of  the  previous  meeting  were 
read  and  approved.  The  membership  com- 
mittee reported  the  names  of  R.  Weddell, 
C.  U.  Gordon,  H.  A.  Hurlbut,  and  M.  Mc- 
Neill, for  active  membership. 

The  committee  on  abstracts  reported  that 
they  held  a meeting  with  the  Committee  on 
Court  House  and  Records  of  the  County 
Board,  and  though  no  action  was  taken,  the 
County  Commissioners  seemed  to  be  very 
much  impressed  with  the  views  advanced 
by  the  committee. 

The  committees  on  sale,  contracts  and  in- 
surance were  given  further  time. 

On  motion,  the  Chair  appointed  a Com- 
mittee on  Blanks,  consisting  of  Messrs.  M. 
R.  Barnard,  F.  B.  Peabody  and  H.  A.  Good- 
rich. 

There  being  no  further  business  before 
the  Board,  on  motion  the  meeting  adjourned. 


CITV  COUNCIL. 

Chicago,  March  29-31,  1886. 
An  ordinance  was  passed  for  opening  and 
widening  Falls  street,  from  Madison  to  78  5- 
10  ft.  n of  Warren  avenue;  for  opening  Cal- 
umet avenue,  from  Douglas  avenue  to  37th 
street;  for  extending  an  alley  between  Calu- 
met and  Cottage  Grove  aves.,  in  Gurley’s 
sub  of  blks  25,  28  and  38,  w % sec  27  39  14; 
for  sidewalk  on  the  south  side  of  Harrison 
street,  from  Bine  Island  ave.  to  May  st.; 
also  on  the  north  side  of  Wilcox  ave.,  from 
California  ave.  to  Sacramento  st.;  on  the 
east  side  of  California  ave.,  from  W.  Divis- 
ion st.  to  North  ave.;  on  the  north  side  of 
Gilpin  place,  from  Loomis  to  Sibley  st-;  on 
the  west  side  of  Coventry  st..  from  North 
ave.  to  W.  Clybourn  place;  on  west  side  of 
Leavitt  st.,  from  Rhine  st.  to  Asylum  place; 
for  curbing  and  filling  Walnut  st.,  from  A1 
bany  to  Kedzie  aves.;  for  curbing,  filling 
and  paving  Elston  ave.,  from  W.  Division 
st.  to  100  ft.  north  of  Wade  st.;  Owasco  st., 
from  Western  ave.  to  its  western  terminus, 
east  of  Campbell  ave.;  Cicero  court,  from 
W.  Jackson  to  Van  Buren  st.;  Rnudell  place, 
from  Morgan  to  Aberdeen  st;  for  curbing, 


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OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 


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HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


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grading  and  paving  Graves  place,  from 
Cottage  Grove  ave.  to  33d  st. ; for  repealing 
the  following  ordinances:  repealing  ordi- 
nance and  annulling  assessment  for  side- 
walk on  Ogden  ave.,  from  Albany  ave.  to 
Mowry  ave.;  for  water-service  pipes  on  In- 
diana ave.,  from  22d  st  to  29th  st.;  for  water- 
service  pipes  on  Indiana  ave.,  from  18th  st. 
to  22d  street 

For  water  service  pipes  on  Indiana  ave- 
nue, from  Eighteenth  street  to  Twenty-se- 
cond street. 

An  ordinance  for  changing  the  name  of 
Dearborn  Place  to  that  of  Garfield  Place 
was  parsed. 

Ordered  that  water  pipes  be  laid  on  Ham- 
lin avenue,  from  Lake  street  to  Indiana  st. 
and  on  Indiana  street,  from  Hamlin  avenue 
to  Springfield  avenue,  for  fire  protection. 

Ordered,  That  the  the  Commissioner  of 
Public  Works  be  and  he  is  hereby  authorized 
and  directed  to  advertise  for  proposals  for 
laying  water  service  pipes  and  private 
drains,  and  also  for  the  improvement  of  all 
streets  and  alleys,  the  assessment  for  which 
is  now  in  course  of  collection,  but  one-half 
of  which  assessment  is  not  yet  collected,  and 
to  let  the  contract  for  the  same. 

Also,  bids  for  a sewer  in  Adams  street, 
from  Rockwell  street  to  California  avenue; 
and  in  Wilcox  avenue,  from  California  ave- 
nue to  Francisco  street. 

Ordinance  to  stay  the  collection  of  the 
special  assessment  for  curbing,  grading  and 
paving  Paulina  street,  from  West  Lake  st. 
to  Indiana  street,  and  from  Indiana  street 
to  West  Chicago  avenue;  to  stay  proceedings 
for  the  improvement  of  Chestnut  from 
Franklin  street  to  its  western  terminus;  to 
stay  the  collection  of  assessment  for  the 
paving  of  Prairie  avenue  between  33rJ  and 
35th;  also  for  the  curbing  grading  and  pav- 
ing of  West  Erie  street  from  Ashland  ave- 
nue to  Leavitt  street. 

Ordered,  that  Western  avenue,  between 
Blue  Island  avenue  and  the  bridge  over  the 
Illinois  and  Michigan  Canal,  to  be  repaired 
with  either  cinders  or  broken  stone  as  the 
street  may  be  made  passsable  for  tarfic. 

Ordered,  That  the  Chicago  Burlington 
and  Quincy  Railroad  Company  be  directed 
to  remove  its  railroad  track  from  Brown  st" 
between  Sixteenth  and  Twenty-first  street, 
to  the  land  recetly  purchased  hy  said  com- 
pany on  the  east  side  of  said  Brown  street  and 
place  the  street  in  good  repair,  in  accord- 
ance with  the  provisions  of  its  franchise  on 
said  street. 

Never  was  the  capacity  of  glass  for  orna- 
mentation more  fully  illustrated  than  at  the 
present  time.  We  have  irregular  threads 
of  colored  glass,  like  crackled-ware,  mosaics 
for  tables  in  different  colors,  mirrors  with 
frames  of  leaves  and  colored  flowers  in 
glass,  and  chandeliers  and  candelabra  with 
twisted  branches  of  the  same.  Newest  im- 
portations of  glassware  are  very  beautiful, 
showing  great  advance  in  patterns  and  in 
coloring.  Amber  and  ruby  are  two  of  the 
leading  colors  in  table  glassware  at  present. 
The  conchoidalware  is  also  very  attractive 
for  table  decoration,  and  assumes  many  new 
and  elegant  forms. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page) 

HIlILUIAti  PERMITS. 

Archer  av,  at  Nos  2937  to  2941;  C F Wooley 
four-story  dwelling  and  hall  48  x 77. 
$12,000. 

Auburn  st,  at  No  3458;  John  Weller,  one- 
story  addition  20x50.  $400. 

Austin  av,  at  No  391,  P O’Brien,  two-story 
dwelling  21x56.  $2,000. 

Armitaere  st,  at  No  450:  F Korff,  addition 
16x20:  $450. 

Augusta  st,  at  No  130,  A Wolf,  church  24x 
82:  $2,000. 

Armitage  ave,  at  No  406,  Wm  Schulz,  two- 
story  store  and  dwelling  26x24:  $1,400. 

Archer  av  and  Sanger  st,  M Fitzgerald,  one 
story  ice  house  32x64;  $2,000. 

Allport  st,  at  No  780,  John  Konkol,  two- 
story  store  and  flats  23x103.  $4,500. 

Blue  Island  ave.  at  No  869,  John  Milsteadt, 
addition,  23x40,  $700. 

Butterfield  st.  at  No  3021,  Peter  Mass,  base- 
ment 18x36.  $1,200. 

Butler  st,  at  No  3038,  John  O’Brien,  one- 
story  cottage  21x32,  $1,100. 

Clark  st  N,  at  Nos  943  and  945;  H* Schneider; 
two  two-stor-y  fiats  48x32.  $2,000. 

Calumet  av.  at  No  3137;  L C Day,  two-slory 
dwelling  33x59.  $9,000. 

Clinton  st  S,  ac  No  204,  P Ward,  three-story 
addition  50x80.  $6,000. 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  at  No  2941,  John  Ward, 
basement  22x54:  $700. 

Congress  st  west,  at  No  505,  W Clancy,  two- 
story  dwelling  24x60;  $5,000. 

Cottage  Grove  av:  at  Nos  2550  and  2554,  F 
C Heath,  additions;  $1,000. 

Division  st,  at  No  520,  A Lindeman,  one- 
story  cottage  21x32,  $1,000. 

Dudley  st,  at  Nos  894  and  896,  W H Thomas 
&Son,  two  one-story  cottages,  each  20x40, 
$2,400. 

Desplaines  st  S,  at  No  119;  J W Straus, 
basement  20x7r.  $1,200. 

Dickson  st,  at  No  707;  J Kormesick,  cot- 
tage 20x40.  $1,000. 

Ewing  place,  at  Nos  18  and  20,  two  story 
dwelling  32x53.  $4,500. 

Fairfield  av,  near  12th  street,  Board  of  Edu- 
cation, three-story  school  house  92x80: 
$50,000. 

Franklin  st,  at  Nos  237  to  243,  six-story 
store  83x95:  $40,000. 

Fay  st,  at  No  29,  A Kundson,  two-story 
dwelling  22x64:  $3,700. 

Fifteenth  st,  at  Nos  12  and  14:  Baker  Bros., 
four-story  warehouse  50x100:  $7,000. 

Fulton  st,  at  714:  C B Kimball,  additional 
story  12x38.  $1,200. 

Groveland  avenue,  at  No  3230,  Bernhard  & 
Culkins,  agents,  two-story  dwelling  40x 
60.  $9,000. 

Howe  st,  at  No.  119:  W Rieck,  two-story 
dwelling  20x34:  $1,600. 

Huron  street,  at  No  451;  E W Gurling,  two- 
story  dwelling  21x53.  $3,100. 

Huron  st  W,  at  No  607;  Griffin  & Dwight, 
two-story  dwelling  20x34.  $2,000. 

Indiana  st  west,  at  No  129,  0 Johnson,  addi- 
tion 24x20;  $200-| 

Indiana  street  East,  at  Nos  211  and  213,  M 
Naughtan,  three-story  store  and  flats  40x 
63,  $14,000. 

Jackson  st,  at  No  1274;  M Carmichael,  base- 
ment 20x40.  $1,000. 

Jefferson  st,  at  No  579,  Frank  Faka,  two- 

I story  fiats  22x62.  $3,800. 


La  Salle  av,  at  „No  581,  Harry  Rnbens,  two- 
story  dwelling  29x60:  $8,000. 

Jja  Salle  st,  at  No  2232,  P Fitzgerald,  one- 
story  cottage  21x44:  $800. 

Leavitt  st,  at  Nos  106  to  114,  C B Wilson, 
five  two-story  dwellings  88x60:  $15,000. 
Lubeck  st,  at  No  38:  John  Ludinsky,  one- 
story  cottage  20x34:  $800. 

Lincoln  av,  at  No  274;  Mrs  D Welter,  three 
story  store  and  flats  22x54.  $6,000. 

La  Salle  st,  at  No  2450:  John  Knuth,  addi- 
tion 21x16.  $1,300. 

Locust  street,  at  Nos  138  to  142:  Grace  M E 
Church,  three  three-story  dwellings  50x 
50.  $15,000. 

Lake  avenue,  at  Nos  3758  and  3760,  J Buck- 
ingham, two  two-story  dwellings  36x60. 
$8,000. 

Milwaukee  ave,  at  Nos  1529  to  1532  and 
1527,  1533,1549  and  1551:  Henry  Severt, 
eight  three-story  stores  and  dwellings, 
each  22x70;  $30,000. 

Milwaukee  ave,  at  No  733,  P Bies,  two- 
story  store  and  dwelling  25x76;  $5,000. 

Ohio  st,  at  Nos  755  and  769,  two  two-story 
dwellings  40x35.  $4,000. 

Paulina  st,  at  No  3251,  Wm  Mahoney,  one- 
story  cottage  21x45,  $1,100. 

Polk  st  W,  at  No  381.  P Gallagher,  three- 
story  store  and  dwelling  2676:  $6,000. 

Rumsey  st,  at  No  221,  John  Wohe,  basement 
21x46:  $1,000. 

Rumsey  st,  at  No  130,  T Wegner,  two-story 
flats  21x40,  $2,000. 

Seymour  st,  at  No  39:  James  Quinlan,  two- 
story  fiats  21x50.  $3,200. 

Sacramento  ave,  at  No  226;  E E Williams, 
basement,  20x40.  $1,000. 

South  Water  st,  at  Nos  64  to  80,  eleven  four- 
story  stores,  200x50,  $25,000. 

Superior  st,  at  No  419;  T S Shay,  two-story 
dwelling  25x44.  $6,500. 

Sedgwick  st,  at  No  683,  G FZimmermann. 

two-story  addition  11x20;  $700. 

Sedgwick  and  Hobbie  sts,  Swedish  Luthe- 
ran Church,  spire,  34  ft  high,  $2,000. 

Twenty-fourth  street,  at  No  374;  Anderson, 
Freeman  & Co.,  two-story  barn  36x32. 
$1,000. 

Throop  st,  at  Nos  610  and  612,  Vaclav  Lala, 
two  4-slory  stores  and  flats  50  ft  in  winth, 
$18,000. 

Talman  st,  at  No  53.  J Ziegler,  one-story 
cottage  20x46:  $800. 

Twenty-first  st,  at  No  1012,  Fred  Roesner, 
two-story  store  an  I dwelling  25  x80. 
$4,500. 

Third  av.  at  Nos  51  and  53,  A E Kent,  three- 
story  barn  74x100;  27,000. 

Thirty-second  st,  at  No  314,  Jas  Ralston, 
basement  28x35:  $1,500. 

Wabash  av,  at  Nos  281  to  287,  Wirt  D Wal- 
ker, two-story  store  80x110;  $20,000. 
Wabash  ave,  at  No  3236,  Isaac  Pieser,  two 
story  dwelling  25x76;  $10,000. 

Wood  st,  at  No  3601,  Elise  Patet,  one-story 
cottage  22x50,  $1,400. 

Wilcox  st,  at  Nos  1166  to  1160,  W H Thomas 
& Son,  three  one-story  cottages,  each  20x 
40,  $4,500. 

Wentworth  ave,  at  No  3558;  Edward  Tracy 
two-story  dwelling  22x48.  $3,000. 

Warren  ave,  at  No  763,  Van  Berschot,  two- 
story  flats  24x60.  $5,000. 

Wood  st  N,  at  No  1045;  Frank  Szekula,  one- 
story  cottage  20x32.  $1,200. 

1 Western  ave,  at  No  1169:  E J Nolan,  two- 
story  barn  20x23,  $500, 


GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop- 
erty. Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


WARRAATY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  th» 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Archer  ave :nw  cor  of  Greeley  st:  sf  50x 
100;  Jan  16.  Henry  Fell  to  Chas  Kaiser 

$6,000 

Arnold  st,  betw’n  38th  and  39th,  ef  24%x 
122,  April  2.  J P Young  to  P Ryan, 

$800 

Augusta  st,  141  ft  w of  Elston  ave,  sf  59x 

100,  imp, , J and  C Maitre  to  Julius 

Lewinski $4,000 

Ashley  street:  164  ft  w of  Leavitt,  sf  24x 
89,  April  2;  H C Fox  to  L Walsh, 

$650 

Ada  st,  219  1-2  ft  s of  Washington:  wf  21x 
89%,  imp,  Mar  10.  C B Hale  to  H Franks 

$6,250 

Arch  st,  286  ft  n of  Lyman  st;  ef  24x100, 
Mar  31.  Wm  Severin  to  Emil  Hadheg- 

ger a....  $1,000 

Armitage  av,  120  ft  e of  Dudley  st-  sf  23x 
125,  April  5.  P and  R Godfriaux  to  A 

Godfriaux $350 

Astor  st,  nw  corner  of  Schiller:  ef  56x110: 
Mar  17.  Catholic  Bishop  to  E L Smith 

$11,000 

Adams  st,  95  feet  e of  La  Salle,  sf,  2234s- 
198,  Mar  27.  G C Lord  to  Wm  Borden 

$49,500 

Arnold  st,  233  ft  n of  30th:  wf  25x120,  Jan 
11.  A H Robbins  to  Joseph  Fitzgerald 

$750 

Arnold  st:  125  ft  s of  Twenty-ninth:  ef  25 
xl00.  April  5.  PA  Otis  to  L Leindeck- 

$2,000 

Adams  st,  100  ft  e of  Dearborn,  nf  25x82 
34  Jan  22,  Nimrod  Lancaster  to  James 

Todd $38,000 

Bryant  st,  e of  Stanton  av:  nf  20x155:  Apl 
6.  J M Ruedel  to  Chas  Von  Der  Heidt, 

$2,800 

Brown  st:  72  feet  n of  Wright:  wf  24x100; 
Mar  8.  Wm  Wagner  to  Mathias  Thoen- 

nes  ....  $2,212 

Blue  Island  av;  59  ft  e of  Wood  st,  sf  24x 
100,  Apl  1.  Wm  Dunne  to  J F Milstaedt 

$2,000 

Blue  Island  ave.  near  Ewing  st,  ef  24x120, 
imp,  Apr  1;  I and  H Boseh  to  J J Mar- 

nell $5,800 

Canal  st:  152  ft  n of  Randolph;  ef  19x150 
March  29.  Chas  Roth  to  Patrk  H Rice, 

$9,500 

Calumet  av:  the  premises  No  2233:  Apl  29 
’82.  Salmon  S Osborn  to  Francis  M 

Barrett $15,000 

Congress  st  w:l  250  ft  e of  Francisco;  sf, 
25x171,  March  22.  J U Borden  to  L M 

Thorpe $650 

Centre  street:  the  premises  No  431,  Mar 
9.  C C Housel  to  C G Linderborg, 

$11,000 

Clybourn  av;  near  Wabansia,  sw  f.  48x100 
with  other  property,  March  6.  Mary 
Neeves  to  G T Smith  Middlings  Purifier 

Co *7,148 

Cedar  st;  324  feet  w of  Lake  Shore  Drive: 
nf  20x71  7-10,  Apr  5;  Potter  Palmer  to 

Edwin  C Towslee $3,500 

Calumet  avenue,  bet  33d  and  34th  streets, 
ef  48x125,  March  25;  Edmund  Olmstead 

to  Geo  II  Edbrooke $7,200 

Canal  st  S:  the  premises  No  471:  March 
20;  Emil  Rich  et  al  to  John  Buecher, 

’ $4,000 

Canal  st:  ne  cor  of  Harrison:  wf  75x100, 
Mar  15;  Albert  H Veeder  to  Swift  & Co 

$22,500 

Coulter  st:  332  ft  w of  Western  av:  sf  24x 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


124,  imp,  April  3;  W F Janaon  to  C H 

Meinson $1,200 

Calumet  av,  135%  feet  n of  32d  at:  ef  25x 

125,  Mar  20;  Chaa  G Fuller  to  Cha8  E 

Hil1 $4,000 

Congress  atreet:  100  feet  e of  Franciaoo, 
nf,  March  17.  J N Borden  to  G M Rey- 
nolds   $550 

Cypress  at:  72  ft  a of  Taylor:  wf  48x112; 
February  11.  R P Williams  to  E Kehoe 

$1,275 

Congress  st  west,  bet  Leavitt  and  Hoyne 
av;  nf  16x135,  impd,  Mar  18.  C B Wil- 
son to  C D Tower $4,500 

Congress  st  W,  bet  Leavitt  and  Hoyne  av, 
nf,  16%xl35.  imp,  Mar  17.  C B Wilson 

to  I S Tower $4,500 

California  ave,  nw  cor  of  Ambrose  st:  ef, 
25x125,  April  5:  H Borchardt  to  H F 

Fett $587 

Congress  st  west,  bet  Hoyne  av  and  Leav- 
itt st,  sf,  25x135,  Mar  9,  D C Howard  to 

Henry  Kerr $1,600 

Congress  st  west,  75  ft  e of  Francisco,  nf 
25x153,  Jany  10,  J D Borden  to  M J 

U Crowley $500 

Commercial  st,  236  ft  n of  North  av,  ef  24 
xl23,  Apr  1,  A E and  A Wiener  to  Ellen 

Coughlan $600 

Clark  st  N,  225  ft  n of  Burton  place,  wf  25 
xl49,  Mar  9,  L A Kraft  to  Kate  Brock - 

haus $4,125 

Deering  st,  26x112  feet  in  blk  27,  Apr  8,  P 

Nagle  to  M Nagle $550 

Douglas  av,  49  ft  w of  Robey  st;  nf,  24x 
108,  Mar  31.  Estate  of  E C Larned  to 

W Moehler $500 

Division  st:  72  ft  w of  Pleasant;  sf  22%x 
100,  Feb  23.  WH  Talmadge  to  A Ander- 
son  $1,462 

Division  at  w:  sq  cor  of  Robey:  nf  48x119 
April  1.  WE  Hatterman  to  F Stark, 

,500$  2 

Division  st  W,  140  ft  w of  Houston;  sf  23 
%xl00,  Mar  9.  P C Stratton  to  August 

Dreckman $1,000 

Division  st:  74  feet  w of  Stone;  sf  27x102, 
Apr  5;  Jas  S Norton  to  J L Haughteling 

$6,750 

Dearborn  av,  238  ft  s of  Schiller  st,  wf  31 
xl56,  imp,  April  5;  Augustus  Arend  to  J 

C Wyman $12,000 

Dickson  st,  44  ft  s of  Blanche,  ef  36x124, 
March  30;  H P Brown  to  T Ostrowski, 

$1,312 

Dayton  st:  se  cor  of  Garfield  av:  wf;  50x 
125;  Mar  2.  E B & ST  Shaw  to  J Drink- 

water $3,300 

Delaware  place,  178  ft  w of  Pine  st:  sf  51 
x45;  impd,  Mar  24.  John  T Dale  to  An- 
drew Lanqnist $7,500 

Division  st  w:  168  fte  of  Wood;  sf  69x100, 
Feb  20.  W E Hattermann  to  N Hansen, 

$3,000 

Division  st:  se  cor  of  Sedgwick:  nf  129%x 
145;  impd.  Mar  31.  La  Salle  av  Baptist 

Church  to  Michael  Keck $70,000 

Eighteenth  st  w,  122  ft  w of  Rockwell,  sf 
24x128,  March  22;  D W Burrows  to  M 

Hauzelik $400 

Erie  st  west,  175  ft  w of  Bickerdike,  nf  25 
xl25:  March  31;  P J Conway  to  Mary 

RoSers $1,500 

Eighteenth  st  w;  130  ft  e of  Blue  Island 
av,  nf,  24x124,  impd,  April  3;  F Conrad 

to  J Karafiat $6,600 

Eighteenth  st  w:  125  ft  w of  Wood:  nf  25 
xl29  1-2,  impd,  Mar  1.  F Nowak  to  F 

and  A Cerveny $ j 800 

Eighteenth  st  w,  240  ft  w of  Robey;  sf  24 
xl25,  impd,  April  2.  J C C Martens  to 

G F Schultz $1,325 

Elm  st,  57  ft  e of  Crosby;  nf  25x66,  April" 

5,  82,  W M Halsled  to  F T Engstrom, 

Erie  st  w,  93%  ft  e of  Curtis:'  sf  23x116, 
imp,  April  5.  T Thompson  to  C H Al- 

bertz $3  000 

Eleventh  st:  the  premises  No  108;  Mar  13, 
Estate  of  J Marks  to  Mary  J Touhey, 

$1,050 

Erie  st  west,  167  ft  e of  Oakley  av,  sf  24x 
124,  Apr  8,  J F Griffin  to  Mary  E Sulli- 

„ van  7 $2,600 

Emerald  av,  267  ft  s of  34th  st,  wf  25x124, 

Apl  6,  G Woodland  to  A Finn $600 

Front  st,  se  cor  of  Carpenter,  nf  40x100, 

Apr  5,  Robt  Crawford  to  David  Craw- 

_ ford $2,000 

bay  st:  near  Pratt,  wf  25x125,  improved, 
March  30.  John  Moeller  to  J Sohons, 

Fairfield  ave,  300  ft  s of  Thompson  st;  ef 
25x125,  imp,  Apl  1;  M A Gooduow  to  W 

I)  Goodnow $4  000 

Fremont  st:  100  feet  n of  Garfield  av;  wf 
50x125,  impd,  Mar  31.  S Piggott  to  M I 


ROBERT  LAHKZH8, 

Wholesale  ard  Ketail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  ? 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  CH-ICiA.Q0  II<L$ 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut.  Ac.  Rough  or  Dress,  d and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 
BIT.LS  CUT  TO  OKIJ12K. 


E Breed $12,000 

Fourteenth  st  w;  24  ft  e of  Wood;  sf  24x 
124,  Apl  2.  James  Carroll  to  E Forrester 


• • • • $825 

Fifteenth  st  west,  144  f t w of  Paulina  - sf 

24x124,  Mar  20;  J A Hall  to  F Slager, 

•;  ' • $650 

Fifteenth  st  W,  near  Margaret:  nf  24x120 
March  10.  D Simonds  to  Pat  Daley, 

■•7  $1,000 

Grant  place,  125  ft  e of  Hurlbut  st,  sf  25x 
120,  Apr  2;  E and  J Stoffregen  to  Chris- 
tian Grunewald $4,900 

Groveland  Park  av:  the  premises  No  3008 

April  1.  E C Day  to  F F Wood $8,500 

Girard  st,  144  ft  n of  North  av:  ef  24x121, 
Mar  1.  Henry  Hoepe  to  H Mollenhauer 

• ■ $550 

Grand  boulevard,  ne  corner  of  Thirty-sev- 
enth street,  wf  22%xl24,  improved,  Mar 
9.  R A Barclay  to  F E and  J F Morse, 

„ $14,500 

■erross  parkway:  217  ft  e of  Rockwell  st; 

24%xl20  imp,  Apl  3.  Peter  Hinrich- 

sen  to  S E Gross $1,250 

Huron  st  west,  122  ft  w of  Seymour,  sf  48 
xl22,  Mar  19, W C Fr'cke  to  G W Thom- 

„ as $800 

Hermitage  av,  373  ft  s of  Taylor  st,  wf  24 
8-10x125,  March  23,  A Corcoran  to  A J 

„Keeler $850 

Henry  st,  94  ft  east  of  Loomis,  sf  24x124, 
imp,  Apr  7,  G and  E Franchere  to  Frdk 

Freiberg $1,600 

Hudson  av,  300  ft  n of  Eugenie  st,  wf  25 
x90,  imp,  Apr  1,  Mathias  J Jung  to  J 

G Die-bold $3,800 

Hanover  st,  174  feet  n of  32d,  wf,  25x124, 
imp,  Mar  31;  J Binz  to  estate  of  W T 

Calkins $3,500 

Halsted  street  South:  87  feet  north  of  33d, 
wf  25x125,  Apl  5.  M Simon  to  P Simon 

$2,500 

Harrison  st  W;  200  ft  e of  Sacramento;  nf 
25x148,  Apl  1.  Ole  Wogstad  to  J Fitz- 
gerald   

Harrison  st:  125  ft  e of  Francisco;  sf,  25x 
154,  Mar  25.  J N Borden  to  E M Rey- 
nolds   

Harrison  st:  100  ft  e of  Francisco:  sf  25x 
154;  March  17.  J N Borden  to  G M 

Reynolds $650 

Hubbs  st:  bet  33d  and  34th:  ef  25%xl25, 
March  10;  J B Young  to  W P Cassell, 

$500 

HamliD  av:  nw  cor  Fulton  st:  ef  40  7-10x 
175,  Oct  12,  ’85.  M Greenebaum  to  T J 

Diven $1,100 

Hamlin  av:  24  ft  n of  William:  wf  48x124; 

Dec  28,  ’85.  W H Hoops  to  M J Burns, 

$600 

Hamlin  av:  120ft  n of  Williams:  wf  48x 
124,  Dec  28.  ’85,  J A Hoops  to  L Burns 

_ $600 

Hoyne  ave:  se  cor  of  Fulton  st:  wf,  und 
half  of  104x60,  Mar  31.  S M Parish  to 

J B Heminway $8,125 

Homan  av,  nw  cor  of  Ohio  st:  und  fifth  of 
5 acs,  Feb  5,  ’85;  Chestsr  Hurd  to  Robt 

L Colwell $6,000 

Homan  av,  nw  cor  of  Ohio  st:  und  fifth  of 
5 acres,  July  7,  ’85;  D A Cook  to  Robt 

L Colwell $6,000 

Idaho  st,  95  ft  s of  Polk,  wf  33x125,  imp, 
March  4;  W H and  C P Pruyn  to  Wm 

Tonks $2,500 

Jefferson  st:  near  Wright;  ef  22x90,  impd, 
MarlS.  Maria  Schumem  to  M Me  Der- 

_ “ott $1,800 

Jefferson  st,  150  ft  n of  Harrison,  ef  50x 
93,  imp,  Apl  8,  Michl  Kehoe  to  Michael 

Schweisthal ^7  qqq 

Jackson  st  west,  76  7-16  ft  e of  Paulina 
sf  25x183  1-2,  Apr  2,  Wm  Gilbert  to  An- 
na A Price $3,500 

Jay  street:  244  ft  n of  Centre:  ef  25x124, 
April  1;  James  Morgan  to  F Muller’ 

T $875 

Jackson  st  west,  bet  Oakley  and  Western 
avs.  und  half  of  82%x231%,  Apr  5;  E 

_ W Burke  to  I F Laing $3,712 

Kedzie  av,  bet  21st  and  22d  sts:  wf  25x123 
March  16;  C B Sawyer  et  al  to  C F Hol- 
man 


Kansas  st,  219  ft  e of  Ashland  av:  nf  38x 
101%,  Mar  8;  Wm  A Porter  to  Con 

stantine  & Dyer $1,600 

Loomis  st,  the  premises  No  237,  Mar  29, 
Mathew  O Tremain  to  Dennis  McCar- 

th7; $5,700 

Loomis  st,  the  premises  No  237,  Mar  29, 
Matthew  O Tremain  to  Dennis  McCar- 
ty  $5,700 

Loomis  st.  25  ft  e of  20th,  wf  25x109,  imp 
Mar  20,  Vachlav  Scheiner  to  A and  V 

Brejcha $4,975 

Laughton  st,  73  ft  w of  Rockwell,  sf  24x 
124,  Apl  7,  estate  of  John  Duebler  to  C 

A Johnson $700 

Leavitt  st;  50  ft  s of  Hirsch;  ef  25x125: 
Dec  23, ’85.  J Jensen  to  M C Tressing 

et  al $2,000 

Lock  st;  356  feet  s of  Archer  av:  ef  24x 
110;  impd,  Apl  1.  Julius  Ness  to  J Mc- 

Larnan $1,450 

Lake  ave,  between  37th  and  38th  streets, 
wf,  22  1-2  x 160,  improved,  April  1. 

S and  E Pardridge  to  C Pincus, 

$8,000 

La  Salle  av;  148  ft  s of  Chestnut  st;  ef  64 
MxlH,  Mar  27.  The  Peoria  Starch  Man- 
ufacturing Company  to  G F Harding, 

$35,000 

Loton  court,  between  Milwaukee  ave  and 
Division  st,  350  ft  w of  Ashland  av,  lots 
26  to  30,  March  20;  Geo  W Thomas  to 

August  Bishoff $2,500 

Michigan  ave,  nw  cor  of  13th  st,  27x171, 
April  2;  S A Crozer  to  P Lichtenstadt, 

$17,000 

McGregor  st,  225  feet  w of  Portland  av:  sf 
25x125.  Mar  13;  Alexander  Peterson  to 

Ed  Bobe $2,100 

Michigan  av,  the  premises  No  3662:  April 
7;  Isaac  W Hartwell  to  Joel  B Thomp- 
son   $6,200 

Market  st,’100  ft  n of  Van  Buren.  wf  50x 
164%,  April  3;  A A Campbell  to  Ed- 
ward Wells  $50,(00 

Marshfield  av:  200  ft  s of  Harrison  st;  wf, 
25x100,  Apl  3.  C R Steele  to  C E Ross- 

ler $1,250 

Margaret  st:  97  feet  n of  15th:  wf  72x103, 
Mar  19.  Geo  L Tenat  to  D Williams, 

$1,700 

Margaret  street:  same  property  as  above, 
March  15.  D Williams  to  R T Davis, 

$1,900 

Madison  st  w:  190  ft  w of  Homan  av;  nf, 
25x191,  Nov  12,  ’85.  M and  J E Beaver 

to  Chas  H Beers $1,500 

Monroe  st  W:  sw  cor  of  Albany  av:  nf  88 
1-2x75;  Apl  1 J W Gross  to  S E Gross, 

$5,100 

Madison  street  W,  near  Fall;  sf  25x125; 
April  2.  E J Keman  to  B H Dopker, 

$1,550 

Murray  st;  126  1-2  ft  n of  31st,  ef  25x120; 
March  26.  Albert  Crane  to  S Geringer, 

• $950 

Madison  st  west,  125  ft  e of  Homan  av,  n 
f,  25x125,  Apr  8,  M A Pillinger  to  Sami 

Webb $1,300 

Newberry  av;  360  ft  s of  Wright  st;  ef  45 
%xl00,  .y  pi  3.  A M and  W G Powell  to 
Chicago  <fc  Grt  Western  Railroad  Com’y 

$6,500 

Nassau  st,  191  ft  n of  Van  Buren;  ef  25x 
126;  Mar  15.  Jas  Dunbar  to  R Roddick 

$1,300 

Noble  st;  near  Blanche;  ef  26x125,  Oct  1, 

’85.  W E Hatterman  to  T J Schultz, 



Nineteenth  st  w:  275  ft  w of  Tliroop:  nf 
25x124, Mar  25.  M Baumruckerto  F and 

M Koech $4,200 

North  av:  192  ft  e of  Wood  st;  sf  24x124, 

Apl  1.  Louis  Herbst  to  Julius  Baumann 

vt $1,000 

North  av:  220  ft  w of  Ashland,  nf  72x100; 
with  15  other  lots  in  same  subdvn,  Mar 
*>1.  Thos  Anderson  to  W G Anderson, 

• $11,500 

North  av,  24  ft  e of  Nora,  nf  24x125.  Oct  8 
’85;  Jacobson  & Tallman  to  J P Nielson 

$1,100 

Ogden  av,  near  Washtenaw  av;  in  rear,  28 
x95;  Mar  31.  M Hanzlek  to  R J Gilbert 


$500 


Orchard  st,  171  ft  n of  North  av,  ef,  50x 
120,  impd,  April  1.  L Heintz  to  A 

Schindler $6,000 

Orchard  st:  same  property,  Apl  1;  A and 

C Schindler  to  J Heintz $6,000 

Owasco  st:  324  ft  w of  Western  av:  nf  24x 
100,  impd,  Mar  30.  Edwin  B Pease  to 

George  A Bennett $1,750 

Oakley  av,  bet  Bolk  and  Taylor  sts;  ef  67 
1-2x125%,  Mar  29.  F M Davis  et  al  to 

Wm  H Maple $2,100 

Ogden  av : ne  cor  of  Central  Park  av;  sf 
92  1-2,  Apl  1.  J S and  A G Wallace  to 

J W Sullivan $1,600 

Oakley  av,  sw  cor  of  Polk  st:  ef  29x125%, 
April  7;  Nelson  Steile  to  M J Williams 

•  $2,500 

Ohio  st  west;  48%  ft  w of  Rucker,  nf  24x 

100,  Apr  7,  Thos  Davy  to  Andw  Mikel- 

s°n $2,400 

Oakley  av,  49%  feet  n of  Taylor  st,  ef  25x 
100,  Mar  8,  C H Wheeler  to  K N Foster, 

•  $900 

Prairie  av:  sw  cor  of  29th  st:  ef,  und  half 

of  100x163,  Mar  29.  F M Goodrich  to 

S L Woodward . . $15,000 

Peoria  st:  145  ft  n of  Jackson;  ef  50x120, 
March  29.  J F Detrick  to  J and  E K 

Scholl $5,250 

Polk  st  W:  se  cor  of  Nixon;  nf  72x106; 
Mar  25.  E F Penton  to  H H Graham. 

$2,800 

Prairie  av:  near  34th  st;  ef  25x123;  March 
15.  MM  and  J R Weters  to  E W Knights 

et  al $3,650 

Paulina  st:  140  ft  n of  Augusta:  ef  24x128, 
March  6.  W W Goodman  to  C L Kayse- 

huck |800 

Paulina  st:  116  feet  n of  Augusta;  ef  24x 
128,  March  6.  Same  to  L G Weller, 

$800 

Park  av,  sw  cor  of  Page  st:  nf  45%xl31, 
April  1.  M E Shumway  to  S A Tarrant, 

$7,750 

Robey  st,  225  feet  n of  Iowa:  wf  25x125: 

Mar  30.  F Ott  to  E S Baker $700 

Robey  st,  48  feet  s of  Homer:  ef  144x100, 

Feb  24;  National  Pk  Bank,  N Y,  to  Hen- 
ry Hoepe $2,400 

Robey  st  N,  sw  cor  of  Greenwich,  ef  48x 
100,  March  16;  Marshall  Field  to  F W 

Hatterman $850 

Rucker  st,  75  ft  n of  Austin  av,  ef  24x105, 
imp,  April  5;  J J Vreeland  to  0 Olsen, 

$3,000 

Rucker  st,  122  ft  n of  Indiana;  wf  24x116, 
imp,  Apr  7;  F Luftus  to  Christen  Iver- 
son   $3,850 

Ridgeway  av.  ne  cor  of  William,  wf  144x 
124,  Nov  22,  84,  C P Keeney  to  R D 

Mackie $1,050  , 

Shurtleff  av:  sw  cor  of  28th  st:  ef  25x125, 
imp,  April  2.  E Hudson  to  C Thauer, 

$3,350 

Shober  st:  150  ft  s of  Hirsch:  wf  25x125; 
with  other  property,  Mar  27;  John  Jen- 
sen to  Louis  Boos $1,550 

Superior  street;  100  feet  east  of  Cass,  nf, 
50x109,  Mar  27.  Equitable  Trust  Co  of 
New  London  to  Alexander  & Dexter, 

$11,000 

State  st  N,  sw  cor  of  Michigan;  ef  50x40; 
March  6.  J Turner  to  C W Pardridge, 

$16,500 

Sixteenth  st;  22  feet  w of  Morgan;  nf  22x 
100,  Apl  3.  C Renz  to  William  Engel, 

$2,000 

Stewart  av,  144  ft  s of  25th  st:  wf  24x100; 

Mar  4.  M Werhand  to  J T Armstrong, 

$1,750 

Seminary  av:  146  ft  s of  Fullerton  av:  ef 
25x124,  March  23.  S B Chase  to  Louis 

Volkmann $825 

Sawyer  av:  175  feet  n of  Nineteenth  st;  ef, 
25x125,  impd,  April  3;  C B Sawyer  to  A 

Gray $4,500 

State  st,  205  feet  n of  Schiller:  ef  22x132, 

April  3.  G A Weiss  to  William  E Roos 

$6,600 

Sheffield  av,  284  ft  n of  Centre  st,  wf  27% 
xl27,  April  6;  Seth  Gage  to  Julius  Mier- 

dirks $1,080 

Sedgwick  st,  122  feet  s of  Eugenie,  ef  24x 
125,  imp,  Apr  2,  Wm  J Marks  to  Mary 

Lang $10,000 

Sedgwick  street,  same  property  as  above, 

Mar  1,  Felix  Lang  to  Wm  J Marks. $9,000 
Seventeenth  st  west,  24%  ft  w of  Wood, 
sf  24x125,  Feb  11;  Jos  Radosta  to  F Lis- 

ka $1,350 

Sangamon  st,  100  ft  s of  Congress,  wf  25 
xl‘25,  Apr  1,  Martha  Hammond  to  Wm 

W Iiendell $4,500 

Thirteenth  st  west;  307  feet  w of  Wallace: 
sf  24x107,  Mar  13‘  M P Collins  et  al  to 
M Hankel 


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Thirtieth  st:  122%  ft  e of  State:  sf  31x93 
%:  imp,  Mar  31.  L and  W S Johnson 

to  A Cumings $3,375 

Twelfth  st  W,  41  ft  w of  Lytle:  sf  25x125, 
March  29.  P Kennedy  to  J C D Ross, 

$3,600 

Twelfth  st  West:  same  property  as  above: 
April  1.  J C D Ross  to  C W Wagner 

$3,700 

Twelfth  st:  400  ft  w of  Clark:  sf  190x141, 
March  19.  G A Seaverns  to  G M Bogue 

$60,000 

Twenty-second  st  \v:  75  ft  w of  Wood,  sf, 
26x125,  April  3.  W and  F Schildt  to  F 

Upkoff $800 

Thirty-first  st;  74  ft  w of  Auburn;  nf  25x 
100;  Feb  19.  Estate  of  O P Albee  to  M 

Walsh ' $1,100 

Thirty-fifth  st:  ne  cor  of  Jones,  sf  50x116 
%,  Jan  20.  C aud  A Beers  to  J S Smith 

$1,650 

Thirteenth  st  W,  168  ft  e of  Wood,  nf  24x 
124,  Apr  5;  B Byrne  to  Herman  Treder, 

$1,150 

Thirty-second  street,  the  premises  No 
53,  April  2;  DF  Bacon  to  J A Wagner, 

$4,500 

Talman  av,  222  feet  s of  Fulton  st,  ef  24x 
126,  Mar  10;  J H Hehner  to  J Ziegler, 

$475 

Thirteenth  st  W,  250  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  sf, 
25x124,  Feb  9;  J W Campbell  to  John 

Skupa $650 

Taylor  st  west,  312  ft  e of  Lincoln,  sf  24x 
162,  April  1,  J B Blank  to  NS  Clark, 

$720 

Tell  place;  the  premises  No  62,  April  8, 
Joseph  Pawlowski  to  Patrick  Bai'ey, 

$1,600 

Taylor  stwest,  se  cor  Laflin,  nf,  35xl06J4> 
Apr  7,  Thomas  G Martin  to  Katharine 

Koenninger $5,250 

Trumbull  av,  n of  Harrison  st,  ef  25x146, 
January  4,  W H Altman  to  S J Vachei, 

$500 

Van  Buren  st  w,  nw  cor  of  Francisco;  sf, 
50x125;  Apl  5.  E Stock  to  B L Crumb. 

$2,250 

Van  Buren  st  west,  200  ft  w of  Sacramen- 
to, sf,  25x125,  Apr  5,  G B Reynolds  to  J 

B Hansen $1,000 

Warren  ave,  96  ft  w of  Fall  st,  sf  48x125, 
Apl  3;  L and  C Mannis  to  J P McDon- 

agh $1,600 

Werder  st;  115  ft  w of  Washtenaw  av:  nf 
25x121,  April  3.  J Krenzien  to  C F W 

Bluhm $300 

Wesson  st,  s of  Oak:  wf  20x70,  Sept  23, 
1885.  Henry  Walsh  to  J R Walsh, 

$564 

Wells  st  N,  150  ft  s of  Schiller:  wf  24x162, 

Apl  3.  J Horn  to  J C Rice $7,000 

Walnut  st:  29  ft  e of  Paulina:  sf  46x100, 
April  1.  Charles  T Tyrell  to  Orlando 

Blackman $2,850 

Wilcox  st:  132  ft  e of  Campbell  av:  nf  33 
xl23J4:Apl  2.  David  Williams  to  Mar- 

gret  Williams $1,500 

Vabash  av;  80  ft  s of  Jackson  st;  ef  40x 
1711-2,  impd,  March  1.  Estate  of  G I 

Abbey  to  H J Willing $93,000 

Wilcox  st;,near  Washtenaw  av;  nf  24x125, 
Apl  8,  ’84.  H Schiuielback  to  O 0 Holm 

■ • $650 

Williams  street;  100  ft  e of  Aberdeen,  nf, 
25x83,  March  20;  C Nugent  to  P Foley 


Wilcox  st,  140  ft  e of  Srcramento,  sf,  82  ft 
to  alley,  April  5,  W G Jackson  to  C Bar- 
ker  $2,000 

,\’ortli  of  Fity  Limits. 

larry  av,  72  feet  w of  waubun,  sf  22x178, 
March  26,  E and  F Yott  to  E B Ferry, 

$1,540 

larry  av,  nw  cor  of  of  waubun,  sf  44x178, 
Mar  26,  Albert  D Ferry  to  Eliza  Yott, 

$3,080 

lelmont  av;  153  ft  w of  Gross;  sf  24x125; 
impd,  Mar  24.  F Atkins  to  S E Gross, 

$915 

lelmout  av:  306  ft  e of  Southport,  nf  25x 
125,  June  20,  ’85.  A L Loomis  to  Anna 

Bellstedt $600 

laxter  st,  124  ft  s of  Noble  ave,  ef  50x124, 
Nov  17,  ’84,  D W Richardson  to  Louisa 

Cutter $1,200 

Hark  st,  300  ft  n of  Lawrence  av:  ef  186 
ft  to  alley,  Mar  10.  Estate  of  J Tracy 

to  H A Seifert $1,600 

Commercial  st;  192  ft  n of  Lawrence  av; 
ef  50x163,  Mar  11.  S Kerr  to  J E Bru- 
nei ton $2,700 

)eming  court.  200  f t e of  Clark  st,  nf  250 
146,  Mar  8.  Frederick  Deming  to  John 

L CochraD $17,500 

liversey  st,  near  Commercial:  sf  50x124, 


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JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


Mar  26;  Harland  & Harms  to  H Krause 

$950 

Fletcher  street:  236  ft  e of  Halsted:  sf  48 
xl25,  April  1.  R R Clarke  to  J Spelz, 

$1,440 

Fullerton  av,  ne  cor  of  Racine;  sf  104x150 
Mar  31;  G H Schlotthauer  to  the  Chi- 
cago Broom  Manufacturing  Company, 

$6,150 

George  st,  bet  Lincoln  av  and  Racine  road, 
sf,  50  ft  to  alley.  Mar  8,  estate  of  W O 

Jones  to  F Hasenjager $1,400 

Lincoln  ave:  281  ft  s of  Roscoest:  wf  25x 
124.  Mar  23.  G H A Thomas  to  C Dowl- 
ing   $800 

Lincoln  av;  337  ft  nw  of  Herndon  st:  swf, 
25x125,  impd,  April  1.  Wm  H Jacobs  to 

W E Johnson $3,216 

Oakdale  av,  w of  Evanston  av,  sf,  35x125, 
March  31,  W C Clement  to  B Schmidt, 

$1,200 

Oakdale  av,  w of  Evanston  av,  sf  30x125, 
Mar  31,  W C Clement  to  C and  A Wag- 
ner  $1,400 

Part  of  sec  18,  40,  14,  Oct  31,  ’83;  CD 

Wright  to  A W Wright $3,000 

Paulina  st,  242  feet  s of  Wilson  av,  wf  50x 
165,  Apr  5;  C A Baker  to  Elizabeth  Din- 

gee $1,125 

Robey  st:near  Turner,  2%  acs  to  Lincoln 
av,  Mar  6,  John  Turner  to  Henry  Mar- 

bach  $5,500 

Snyder  street,  199  feet  s of  Noble,  wf  25x 
124,  April  3;  C J Ford  to  C J Flugel, 

$575 

Sheffield  av,  150  ft  s of  Aberdeen  st;  ef.  50 
xl50,  April  1;  George  Chandler  to  S N 

Hurlbut $1,300 

Sheffield  av:  100  ft  s of  Aberdeen  st;  ef  50 
xl50,  April  1;  W C Goudy  et  al  to  S N 

Hurlbut $1,300 

State  street,  s of  Fifty-second,  ef  50x100, 
April  4:  Robert  Berger  to  A F Barz, 

$1,100 

Snyder  st,  near  ne  cor  of  School:  wf  lOOx 
123,  with  50x123  ft  in  same  block;  Apl 
1.  A F Baxter  to  Trustees  of  School  40 

14 $4,000 

School  st;  37  1-2  ft  e of  Paulina,  sf  37x 
104;  Oct  21,  ’85.  S E Gross  to  J A Lind- 

gren $875 

Seminary  av,  near  nw  cor  School  st:  ef  75 
xl23,  with  75x123  ft  in  same  block, April 
1.  Voss  Lerch  Maina  & Pankonin  to 

Trustees  of  Schools  40  14 $6,300 

Snyder  st;  se  corner  of  School,  wf  24x123, 
March  25.  P T Kelly  to  J Pasckke. 

$600 

Seminary  av,  125  ft  n of  School  st,  ef  50x 
123,  Apr  1,  Henry  Schaefer  to  Trustees 

of  School  40  14 $3,000 

Wrightwood  ave,  60  ft  e of  Racine  av;  nf, 

30  x 124%,  improved,  April  3.  Jacob 
Knauss  to  G L Peterson $4,200 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Burnside  st,  bet  47th  and  48th,  ef  24x99, 
March  15.  L A Kent  to  Arnold  Boyd; 

$950 

Burnside  st,  75  feet  n of  45th,  wf  25x100, 
May  29.  ’83,  Van  H Higgens  to  K M 

Gerty $570 

Barney  st,  97  ft  w of  Wright,  nf  50x120, 
Apr  7,  O Green  to  Braton  Bushee, 

$3,000 

Barney  st,  e of  Halsted,  nf  50x126,  Nov  2, 

’85,  Sophia  Istel  to  same $600 

Cottage  Grove  av;  near  50th  st;  ef  264x 
330:  Feb  20.  H Hamselen  to  J B Speed 

$10,000 

Chestnut  st;  113  ft  e of  Stewart  av:  nf  37 
1-2x137,  Mar  24.  Davidson  & Young  to 
C J Roberts $3,100 


Chestnut  st:  188  ft  e of  Stewart  av;  nf  37 
1-2x137:  Mar  20;  Davidson  & Young  to 

John  B Mannix $3,150 

Champlain  ave,  n of  and  near  44th  st,  29x 
134,  March  1;  C Price  to  C O Swenson, 

$1,160 

Chestnut  street:  e of  Halsted:  nf  25x125; 
March  27.  W Lester  to  G L Nichols, 

$400 

Cornell  av,  200  ft  n of  55th  st,  ef  50  ft  to 
railroad,  Feb  25,  Illinois  Cent  R R Co 

to  Charlotte  Phillips $2,750 

Dearborn  st  S,  175  feet  s of  40th;  wf  25x 
100,  Mar  13.  Peter  Thomsen  to  C Jen- 
sen  $1,700 

Evans  av:  119  ft  n of  44th  st;  ef:  29  8-lCx 
134,  Mar  22.  C F Taylor  to  F L Duple 


cy  ■ 


.$870 


Englewood  av:  195  ft  e of  Stewart;  nf  30x 
115!  Mar  25.  S W Kessler  to  E G Steb- 

bins $3,600 

Forty-fifth  st,  177  ft  w of  Ellis  av;  nf  38 
1-2x208  1-2;  Feb  22.  Estate  of  E Ad- 

dems  to  F Valentine $1,300 

Forty-fifth  st,  near  above,  40x208  1-2,  June 
27,  ’85.  Estate  of  E Addems  to  Mary  E 

Paine $1,460 

Fifty-first  st,  79  1-2  ft  w of  Morgan,  nf, 

79  1-2x112,  Apl  7.  Plowdon  Stevens  to 

FH  Letouvneau .....$1,050 

Forty-eighth  st:  144  ft  e of  Aberdeen,  sf 
27x125,  Dec  1,  ’35.  E L Pease  to  J and 

J White $1,000 

Forty-fifth  st,  ne  cor  of  Evans  av,  sf  25x 
111%,  Mar  23,  M Boedekerto  L F Kirk- 
land  $2,200 

Fifty-first  st,  5334  ft  6 of  Carpenter,  nf  26 
1-2x112,  Mar  9;  P Stevens  to  Ellen 

Smith $350 

Hibbard  av:  55  ft  n of  52d  st;  ef  50x178; 
Mar  27.  P Cornell  et  al  to  A C L Hom- 

medieu $2,500 

Indiana  ave,  bet  43d  and  44th  st,  50x161, 
April  2.  John  Voss  to  W W Schultz, 

$3,000 

Kinkeade  av,  nw  cor  of  Forty-third  street; 
125x268  feet,  with  other  property,  Dec 
24,  ’85;  Martin  L Pierce  to  A H Sea- 

burv $4,130 

Langley  Terrace,  the  premises  No  7,  Feb 
1;  M E and  J Creswell  to  A P Holbrook, 

$5,000 

Madison  av,  nw  cor  of  6 2d  street:  ef  lOOx 
183,  Feb  11.  0 R Keith  to  Jas  S Vaughn 

$3,500 

Mound  av:  72  ft  e of  Stewart:  nf  24x125; 
July  20,  ’85;  Thos  Hurford  to  B Erek- 

sod $500 

Oak  st,  400  ft  e of  Kimball  ave,  sf  50x150, 
Mar  26,  Thos  G Butlin  to  Chas  E Mor- 
rill  $3,417 

Paulina  st;  224  feet  s of  48th;  wf  25x122, 
March  20.  C Bentley  Jr  to  J Radke, 


. $350 


Stone  ave:  200  feet  w of  Aberdeen  st;  sf 
25x125,  Mar  20;  J C Hyde  to  M Dough- 
erty   $300 

Sixty-second  st,  258  ft  e of  Wright,  nf  40x 
128,  January  8.  S W Kesler  to  J Wood 

.’ $4,450 

Stewart  av,  72  ft  s of  59th  st,  ef  192x124, 
Mar  12,  R C Westfall  to!  Adam  Taylor, 


$800 

Tracy  av,  185  feet  s of  47th  street:  wf  23x 
125,  Feb  12;  E W Burke  to  A M Caul- 

kins $1,650 

Union  st,  55  ft  n of  Gunn,  ef  50x125,  im- 
proved, Mar  2(1.  M G and  J C Pinneo  to 

E G Minnick $4,150 

Woodlawn  av,  near  Walnut  st,  wf,  40x175, 
April  8,  M A Summers  to  II  Stevens, 

$1,000 

Wentworth  av,  sw  cor  of  Garfield  blvd,  ef, 


C 0AL 


& Co. 


40  xl22,  Mar  31,  John  Lang  to  F aud  S 

Kerwin $2,JOO 

Wolcott  avenue,  near  43d  street;  wf  33 
xl34,  April  2.  G Carr  to  L P Lane, 

$9,500 

Wharton  av,  se  cor  of  53d  st,  wf  100x158, 
Dec  1,  ’85.  LAW  Cronkhite  to  George 

M Bogue $5,760 

Wabash  av,  75  ft  s of  41st,  wt  25x171,  Mar 
13.  J W Pryor  to  E L Grady, 

$1,600 

Wabash  av:  197  ft  s of  Sixtieth  st;  ef  42% 
xl87,  Feb  24;  L M Snyder  to  Edward 

Prim $1,450 

Wabash  av,  75  ft  s of  46th  st;  ef25xi61; 
Mar  11;  M and  G A Falter  to  J P and 
L B Hart $4,000 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  ave:  150  ft  e of  Ballou  st:  nf  25x 
150,  Apr  5;  C W Drew  to  John  Rassmu- 

sen $400 

Armitage  av,  near  Buchanan  st,  nf  24x125 
Janurry  28,  J H Caswell  to  A Caswell 

$1,000 

Carroll  avenue,  near  Forty-third  street, 
100  feet  to  alley,  with  other  property. 
Mar  1,  West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  M A 

Farr $6,000 

Cherry  place,  179  ft  e of  Perry  av,  sf,  27x 
111,  March31;  V Wood  to  M Johnson, 

I $540 

Fairfield  ave,  48  ft  s of  Cortland,  wf  25x 
126,  Apl  2.  Joen  Axen  to  Albert  Erd- 
mann   $900 

McGovern  st,  wof  Milwaukee  ave,  nf  24x 
148.  Mar  27;  H L Hossack  to  R L Col- 
well  $1,000 

Milwaukee  av,323  ft  nw  of  Hudson, swf,  50 
xl20,  Apr  8,  K and  T Brassil  to  Char- 

lotta  Steiber $700 

Palmer  place,  e of  Kedzie  av:  nf  lots  1 2 
and  3 and  23  and  24  on  Armitage  ave, 
Feb  18.  P W Barclay  to  H H Sloan, 

$2,650 

Rockwell  st,  nw  cor  of  Wabansia  av,  10 
acs,  Mar  15.  Estate  of  Wm  S Johnston 

to  F A Oswald $35,000 

Seton  st;  266  ft  n of  Armitage  av:  50  ft  w 
of  Kimball  st:  sf  50x125,  Apl  3.  J Wilt- 

jer  to  Wm  Hoar . $450 

Simons  av:  se  cor  of  Bloomingdale  st:  wf, 
50x104  ft,  Sept.  22, 1885;  Olsen  & John- 
son to  M Taylor .$650 

Sheridan  av.  207  ft  s of  Humboldt  av,  e f 
42x180  ft  May  21,  1884;  D.  Bohler  to  I. 
Schnotall $650 


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AGUEEME\TS  FOR  DEEDS. 

Premises  No  3247  Forest  av,  pt  lots  29  and  30  blk  2 
Tyler’s  sub  34  89  14,  Mch  27,  Lydia  E & A H Bates 

to  M C Hickey $5,150 

Premises  No  303  Chestnut  st,  part  lots  19  and  20  blk 
7 Bushnell’s  add,  Mch  27,  Jennie  S Denel  to  Chas 

Brooks $5,925 

Lot  11  blk  64,  19  39  14,  Oct  2,  Chas  R Steele  to  E J 

Harms $l,g09 

Lot  17  blk  1 of  lots  14  5 Stone  & Whitney’s  sub  6 38 

14,  Apl  12,  ’83,  H F Ward  to  E McDermott $325 

E hit  lot  5 (10  acs)  Sup  Ct  partn  e hlf  2 39  i3,  in  ex- 
change, 2nd  party  to  convey  lots  30  32  33  block  15 
Pierce’s  add  to  Holstein,  and  assume  incumbran- 
ces, Mch  26,  Emma  Gallen  to  Henry  Sweet $ — 

Lot  46  b 4 of  lot  14  b 24  s frl  29  39  14,  August  7,  ’85. 

Mary  A Wetherill  to  J C Lacy  $500 

S hlf  lot  9 b 12  Busby’s  sub  s hlf  sw  qr  14  38  la,  Mch 

16,  F W Green  to  Nelly  Freijs $1,400 

Lots  15  and  16  of  lots  11  to  13  bk  10  Rockwell’s  add, 

Mch  25,  W J Hurst  to  A T Thatcher $4,750 

Lot  6 w hlf  b 17  e hlf  29  40  14,  Mch  17,  J Krause  to 

Gus  Peterson $4,200 

9 acs  in  Jefferson,  Dec  18,  Louisa  Ven  to  Geo  Voss 

$10,500 

Premises  No  2901  Portland  av,  Mch  4,  J Trimble  et 

al  to  M Walsh $ 

Lots  30  31  32  Weddell’s  sub  s qr  se  qr  se  qr  20  38  14, 

Mch  15,  R S Cox  to  D Van  Reenan $600 

Lot  29  b 3 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  C H Cald- 
well to  C Van  Reenan ! $325 

Ex  w 30  ft  lot  2 bk  114,  s s add,  Mch  31,  C L Jenks  to 

H Y Memory. $gl,250 

Lot  14  Fleishman  et  al  sub  4 38  14,  Oct  20,  J P Bowes 

A 7 Co  to  W B'irke $350 

W lilf  lot  9 b 34  Sampson  & Greene’s  add,  March  29, 

J S Proctor  to  S Saccomanto  et  al $2,500 

Lot  25  and  wly  5 ft  of  lot  26  b 23,  33  40  14,  March  24, 

P and  J Bramwell  to  J Schaub $3,500 

N hl£  lot  14  b 2 Johnston’s  sub  se  qr  6 39  14,  Mch  31, 

A Strege  to  F Gpana $1,355 

Lot  58  b 5 Waller’s  sub  20  39  14,  Mch  31,  Ellen  Lori- 

mer  to  Edwd  Fain $1,400 

N hlf  lot  6 b 1 Hambleton  W & D sub  se  qr  20  40  14, 

Feb  12,  G D Broomell  to  Betty  Nelson $1,000 

Lot  6 b 1 of  lots  14  5 Stone  & Whitney’s  sub  6 38  14, 

JuDe  21,  H F Ward  to  M Hyndes $325 

Lot  1 b B Hartford,  Mch  24,  Diana  and  C Ross  to  H 

Moccher $363 

Lots  6 and  7 of  lots  6 to  9 out-lot  C Wrightwood,  Apl 

3,  F H Guhl  et  a)  to  J R Liudgren $13,750 

W f 0 ft  of  s 93 V%  ft  of  n 322  ft  of  b 1 Snyder’s  add  to 
Evanston,  March  29,  F B Bremer  to  C E & L Sup 

Rwy  Co $2,700 

Lot  29  block  1 Davis’  South  add,  July  30,  D Davis  to 

Emma  A Dennison $?,300 

N 65  acs  of  e hlf  se  qr  22  37  11,  Apl  2,  Mary  McNal- 
ly to  Joseph  Gerharz $3,750 

W 40  ft  of  lot  10  b 52  Evanston,  Apl  1,  Julia  M Clif- 
ford to  C E & L uip  Rwy  Co $1,300 

Lot  16  b 13  Pierce’s  add  to  Holstein,  March  23,  W C 

Browninsr  et  al  to  Sophia  Guetschow $300 

Lot  42  b 4 Davis’  add.  Sept  29,  ’81,  E G Hilder  to  M 
Geraldeo $2,900 


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Premises  No  755  Loomis  st,  Mch  15,  V Scheiuer  to 

A Brejcha $1,975 

Lots  44  to  47  b 1 Derby  k Wallace’s  sub  in  uw  qr  13 
39  12,  Mch  9,11!  Little  to  Jackson  st  M E Church 

$3,500 

Lot  28  D 2 Morris’  sub  sw  qr  18  39  14,  G W Williams 

to  M L Rice $5,200 

Lot  42  of  lot  28  16  38  14,  Feb’ry  16.  W S Bunn  to  J P 

Bowers $600 

S hit  lot  7 b 24  Bnshnell’s  add,  No  413  Dearborn  av, 

A pi  1,  G S Bullock  to  L Leichtenstein $13,250 

Lot  27  b 2 Morris’  sub  sw  qr  18  39  14,  Apl  2,  Julia  A 

Dudley  to  M L Rice $1,500 

Lot  9 b 5 Brainard  & Evans  add,  Mch  31,  Estate  of 

Jacob  G Schwarz  to  J M Berkson $6,500 

Lot  5 Co  Clk’s  sub  lots  1 2 8 9 b 4 Cleaverville  add, 
Dec  28,  ’85,  G F Robinson  to  J Johnston $10,800 


SUKIJRKAIV  WARKAATV  l>EF,I)S. 


HYDE  PARK. 

Lot.  17  block  7 Hegewisch,  Mch  8,  A Hegewisch  to  J 

Ratchford $300 

Lot  6 b 5 2d  plat  of  Woodiawn,  Mch  27,  E E Graham 

to  E E Barnett $1,600 

Lots  20  and  21  b 3 Kensington,  Mch  20,  Mstr  in  Chy 

to  J Hackbent $1,714 

Lot  1 b 3 Taylor’s  2d  add  to  S Chicago,  Feb  13,  D S 

Taylor  to  Thus  Dowler $700 

Lot  45  blk  23  S Chicago,  Feby  10,  L Kuzniewski  to  L 

Kielma  et  al $625 

Lots  47  48  49  b 6 Taylor’s  2d  add  to  S Chicago,  Mch 

26.  Wm  J Keaney  to  W H Dahlmann $2,700 

S 133  ft  of  lot  1 and  n 25  ft  of  lot  2 b 19  Hyde  Park, 

Feb  8,  N Haskin  to  P F Ryan $890 

Lots  39  to  42  b 4 Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr  22 
38  14,  Dec  29,  J Johnston  to  Sarah  C Ralph..  .$1,600 
Lots  39  and  40  bk  4 same,  April  2,  Sarah  C Ralph  to 

Anne  Ralph  $800 

Lots  45  and  46  b 1117  Cornell,  May  1,  F W Barker  to 

C H Hansen $500 

N half  of  e 28  acs  of  n half  ne  qr  22  38  14,  Feb'y  28, 
Heirs  of  Clifford  R Bateman  to  James  J Gore 

$21,000 

Lots  1 to  24  bk  10,  and  lots  1 to  24  bk  11  Wait  & Bow- 
en’s sub  ne  qr  23  38  14,  Feb’y  26,  R J Oglesby  to 

Mayer  Loner $36,000 

Lots  45  and  46  b 22  S Chicago,  April  3,  C & C C & D 

Co  to  T Anders 4684 

Lots  9 and  10  hi  1 Gann’s  add  to  Pullman,  March  26, 

Fallis  & Gano  to  M Rougerou $350 

ITnd  hlf  of  blks  10  and  11  Bowen  & Wait’s  sub  ne  qr 
23  38  14,  Mch  13,  Mayer  I.ouer  to  F W Green. $18,000 
Lot  36  b 11  Taylor’s  2d  add  to  S Chicago,  Mch  16,  A 

Krirabill  et  al  to  G M Dakin $600 

Lot  35  b 11  same,  Moh  10,  same  to  J J Stedman..$600 
Lot  73  div  2 Westfall’s  sub  208  acres  in  30  38  15,  Mch 

18,  I,  O and  J N Francis  to  A Montgomery $700 

Lots  16  and  17  bk  79  Cornell,  March  23,  Portsmouth 

Savings  Bank  to  A C Kautzler $650 

Lot  46  Turner’s  sub  w hlf  ne  qr  etc  18  37  15,  Dec  19. 

’85,  T M Turner  to  J Gutechom $350 

S 35  ft  of  lot  10  Law’s  sub  e half  ne  qr  e of  R Rd,  23 
38  14,  Jan  20,  Julie  B Eckstein  to  F W Green. $2, 000 
S 35  ft  of  lot  10  Law’s  sub  pt  w of  R Rd  e hlf  ne  qr 
23  38  14,  Oct  1,  ’85,  F W Green  to  Hulda  Saxe. $2, 000 


LAKE. 

Lot  12  1)  9 Thompson  k Holmes’  sub  of  45  acs  in  se 
qr  17  38  14,  Mch  12,  E G Minnick  to  A Kunze . . . $325 
Und  of  lots  52  and  53  of  lots  13  14  17  etc  of  lots  1 
to  4 7 to  10  Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14,  Sept  15,  ’85,  es- 
tate of  S Trumbull  to  M King  $325 

Lot  36  b 4 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Mch  27,  J 

D Smith  to  C H Caldwell $175 

N 66  ft  of  lot  6 b 11  Skinner  k Judd’s  sub  ne  qr  21  38 

14,  J P Young  to  Phaon  W George $1,748 

Lots  23  and  s hlf  24  b 2 of  ne  qr  ne  qr  17  38  14,  Mch 

26,  H O Gray  to  Will  E Crane $650 

Lots  6 to  10  Khrler  k Ilessort’s  sub  of  u 5%  acs  s 9!4 
acs  se  qr  se  qr  se  qr  17  38  14,  Mch  26,  C II  Rathe  to 

Sophia  Heiberg $2,500 

N hit  lot.  3 b 1 Normal  School  sub  in  se  qr  21  38  14, 

Moll  15,  It  F Cummings  to  W H I!u"nuni $10,000 

Lot  11  blk  2 of  lots  5 to  10  Crocker’s  sub  in  17  38  14, 

May  26,  ’84,  D N Barnham  to  J Caselberg $185 

Lots  1 and  2 b 5,  lot  6o  b 20,  South  Lynn,  March  10, 

Ellen  Loftus  to  Mary  Kavanagh $100 

Lots  1 2 3 28  29  30  bk  1,  lots  12  3 bk  2 of  lots  5 to  II) 
Crocker’s  sub  w hlf  se  qr  se  qr  17  38  14,  Nov’r  28, 

'85.  A B Struthors  to  W Hathaway $2,200 

Lots  37  and  38  of  lots  13  14  etc  of  Inks  1 to  4,  7 to  10, 
Taylor’s  sub  se  qr  21  38  14,  Mch  22,  Estate  of  E M 

Knox  to  Mary  Farrell $1,175 

B 10  (ex  lots  t 2 and  45  to  48)  Johnston  & Clement’s 
sub  w hlf  so  qr  22  38  14,  Nov  18,  Lumau  Allen  to  J 

It  Swan $10,000 

Lot  9 b 5 Linden  Grove,  Mch  6,  D D Dofeubach  to 

E Rich $200 

Lot  43  b 4 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Feb’y  18, 

C H Caldwell  to  .1  Phillips $275 

Same  promises,  Moh  80,  J Phillips  to  R Wagner . $276 
Same  promises,  Moh  30,  R Wagner  to  Laura  M Phil- 
lips   $300 

Lots  It  and  12  Weddell's  sub  s qr  so  qr  so  qr  20  38 

14,  Moh  25,  R S Cox  to  J I.  Day $750 

Same  premises,  Mch  30,  J I,  Day  to  J E Johnstone 

. $1,200 


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CHICAGO. 


Lots  1 and  2 b 1 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Apl  1, 

,J  D Smith  to  F J H Horn $920 

Sara©  premises,  Apl  1,  F J How  to  P J Flyim  . . .$1,206 
S 25  ft  of  lot  31  and  n 4 ft  lot  30  of  lots  6 7 10  11  bk  8 
Linden  Grove,  Apl  1,  W W Carter  to  Elizabeth  A 

Bail $39° 


EVANSTON 

50  ft  adj  C k N W R R at  intersct.’n  with  s line  of  s 
25  acs  of  n 50  acs  of  94  >4  acs  in  n hlf  19  41  14,  Mch 

27,  P Schummer  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $900 

60  ft  adj  above.  Mch  27,  N Marsh  to  same $3,500 

Lot  3 b 49  Evanston,  Feb  24,  W W Wright  to  Geo  S 

Baker  $3,000 

E 35  ft  of  lot  13  b 22  Roger’s  Park,  Mch  20,  L B Hoff- 
man to  W L Hoffman $200 

(Ex  s 53  ft)  lot  1 b 12  Evanston,  March  24,  T C Hoag 

to  G W Reynolds $3,600 

Lot  4 of  lot  6 and  pt  5 b 67  Evanston,  Mch  26,  Geo  W 

Smith  to  C C Poole $3,700 

Lot  3 of  lots  6 and  pt  5 b 67  Evanston,  April  1,  same 

to  Janet  Smith  $3,200 

Lot  18  b 1 Iglehart’s  add,  Mch  29,  Cornelius  Harn- 

gan  to  T F Wheeler $1,000 

Lots  25  to  28  b 5 Keeney  k Rinn’s  add,  March  29,  R 
Dennis  to  Jacob  Rinn $2,600 


OALUMET. 

Lot  16  of  lot  63,  16  37  14,  Mch  1,  T E Patterson  to  J 

T Shannish $150 

S 33  ft  of  pt  lot  18  e of  road,  Assr’s  div  w half  15  37 

14,  Feb  28,  P L Bakker  to  V Fletscher  $3,000 

1 acre  in  sw  qr  sw  qr  15  37  14,  Sept  3,  ’85,  G Vander- 

syde  to  P Dalenberg $200 

Lot  35  b 8 in  1st  add  to  Pullman  in  21  37  14,  Feb  2,  C 

B Sawyer  to  Susan  C Lombard $300 

N 37(4  ft  of  lot  20  b 45  Halsted  st  add  to  Washington 
Heights,  Mch  15,  S M Smith  to  A A Mellen..  .$1,100 
Lot  983  b 18  div  3 Riverside,  March  30,  Elizabeth  H 

Jenney  to  Hannah  Boyles $7,000 

W 30  acs  ne  qr  nw  qr  and  e 10  acs  of  nw  qr  nw  qr  18 

36  12.  Estate  of  Thos  Weiler  to  C Weiler $1,770 

Lots  3 4 and  5 b 123  Blue  Island,  Mch  25,  A Gage  to 

C G Zacher $100 

Lot  35  b 8 1st  add  to  Pullman  in  21  37  14,  Feb’y  2,  C 

B Sawyer  to  Susan  C Lombard $300 

N 37(4  ft  of  lot  20  b 45  Halsted  st  add  to  Washington 

Heights,  Mch  15,  S M Smith  to  A A Mellen $1,100 

Lots  169  and  170  Sharpshooter’s  Park  sub  sw  qr  21 

37  14,  Chicago  Sharpshooters’  Assn  to  J Coll- 

mann $225 

Lots  24  and  25  of  lot  15  Hitt’s  sub  se  qr  8 37  14,  Apl 

3,  A Wisner  to  Mary  hi  Johnson $20 

Lots  9 and  10  b 42  East  Washington  Heights,  Mch  15, 

E L Gillette  to  H C Peelman $300 

Lot  7 of  lot  1 blk  7 Hilliard  & Hitt’s  sub  e hlf  nw  qr 
17  37  14,  Oct  15,  ’85,  F A Wellington  to  W Maxwell 

$175 


Lots  1 to  4 blk  1 S Washington  Heights,  Feb’y  11,  D 

Shepherd  to  C B Ver  Noay $1,500 

Lots  155  to  159  Sharpshooter’s  Park  sub  in  21  37  14, 
Mch  4,  Chicago  Sharpshooters’  Assn  to  Max  Ro- 

$525 


S 25  ft  of  lot  4 and  n 12(4  ft  of  lot  5 b 45  Halsted  st 
add  to  Washington  Heights,  Mch  14,  Aglae  Cohen 
to  S M Smith $75 


CICERO. 

Lot  199  blk  11  Austin’s  add  to  Austinville,  March  23, 

Thos  Cross  Jr  to  C C Barker $1,550 

Lot  8 b 5 Craft’s  sub  se  qr  9 39  13,  Mch  16,  Margaret 

Lawrence  to  Kate  K Barry $400 

Lot  9 ot  lot  10  Scovill’s  sub  of  49  acres  in  sw  qr  7 39 

13,  Apl  1,  L G Holley  to  I N Conrad $1,500 

Lots  44  and  45  b 7 Crafts  sub  ne  qr  9 39  13,  Jan’y  22, 

S J and  A H Campbell  et  al  to  E V Stylauder. $1,250 
Lots  18  19  20  Pease’s  Court  add  to  Oak  Park,  Feb’y 
24,  C P Pease  to  A Miller $2,400 


JEFFERSON. 

Lots  28  and  29  b 10  Jefferson,  March  30,  R A Vaual- 

styue  to  C Z Miller $400 

Lots  9 10  11  Bowmanville  in  n hlf  nw  qr  se  qr  12  40 
13,  Apl  2,  S Youngquist  to  Svenska  Evangeliska 

Mission $5,500 

Same  promises,  April  1,  J Becker  to  S Youngquist 

$5,500 


Lot  12  b 2o  Irving  Park,  Apl  3,  Laura  H Clark  to  A 

J Nowlen $300 

Lots  39  to  42  b 27  Jefferson,  March  31,  C J and  W G 

Reeves  to  Florence  P Jones $500 

Sw  qr  e half  sw  qr  17  40  14,  April  3,  Jas  Bell  to  C 
Schierhorn $3,200 


S 39  ft  of  n 75  ft  of  lot  7 b 11  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub 
no  qr  21  38  14,  Mi'll  29,  Phaon  W George  to  Margt 

TFollett  $4,000 

S hlf  lot  12  b 3 Barmuu  Grove,  Mch  9,  0 P Austin  to 

Oarrle  S Nay $2,000 

S 37  ft  of  n 99  ft  of  lot  2 b 14  Skiuner  & Judd’s  sub 
21  38  14,  April  1,  Mary  II  Cox  to  Jesse  R Embree 

. $1,600 


Lots  5 and  6 b 5 Lee's  sub  w hlf  se  qr  20  39  14,  Mi'll 

SO,  P K Baird  to  Harriet  E 0 Smith  $100 

Lots  3 and  4 b 12  Johnston  .V  Clement's  sub  w hlf  se 
qr  20  38  14,  Johnston  & Clement  to  ,T  E Seiuwerth 
$700 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

S qr  sw  qr  and  sw  qr  se  qr;  also  sw  qr  nw  qr  and  u 
qr  uw  sw  qr  (130  ncs)  13  42  12,  Nov  6,  ’85,  J Lene 

mier  to  A Lenemter $3,500 

Sw  qr  se  qr  nw  qr;  also  10  acs  in  nw  cor  se  qr  13  42 

12,  Nov  6,  same  to  same $1,000 

Lot  15  b 4 Culver’s  Park,  Mch  29,  E H Gammon  to  R 

Lawson $200 

Lot  36  b 1 same.  Mch  15,  same  to  A A Tlialstrom.$200 
Premises  No  3012  Lake  Park  ave,  Mch  15.  Susan  C 

Rey  to  G Simonds $7,500 

Lot  10  b 4 Bremen,  Mch  27,  A Bicheling  to  A Stuhl- 

rnacher $2,800 

W hlf  sw  qr  sw  qr  sw  qr  25  39  13,  Mch  29,  estate  of 

A 0 Greene  to  Emily  A Greene $3,000 

Land  in  se  cor  10  41  11  nud  in  ne  cor  15  41  11,  March 

3,  I.  Busse  to  W liusse $700 

W 25  acs  of  s 40  acs  ne  qr  and  w hlf  nw  qr  se  qr  26 
36  12  (45  ncs),  May  1,  ’85,  Conrad  Andres  to  S An- 
dres   $3,000 


W 10  acs  s hlf  n hlf  ne  qr  2 39  12,  Mch  23,  J Floring 

to  John  Esch $850 

Lot  30  b 40,  7 39  14,  lots  13  to  18  b 4 Harding’s  sub  w 
hlf  ne  qr  11  39  14,  lots  15  to  22  25  to  34  b 6 Wheel- 
er’s sub  in  sw  qr  24  39  13,  March  29,  J P Weeks  to 

A C Helm $6,800 

Und  hlf  lots  12  and  13  b 7 div  1 Riverside,  March  30 
Bessie  W Sherman  to  Latham  Hull,  Trustee. $2, 500 
Lots  39  and  4(1  b 3 Culver’s  Park,  Mch  30,  E H Gam- 
mon to  H E Jackson $400 

W hlf  nw  qr  13  42  10,  Mch  20,  II  I Burlingame  to  H 

Linnemann  $8,000 

Lot  1069  b 22  div  3 Riverside,  Nov  14.  ’85,  W B Mor- 
ton to  W Taskington $1,000 

Bs  40  to  43  Clifton,  Mch  29,  G C Benton  to  Willev  B 

Waters $11,200 

Lot  983  b 18  div  3 Riverside,  March  30.  Elizabeth  H 

Jenney  to  Hannah  Byles $7,000 

W 30  acs  of  ne  qr  nw  qr  and  e 10  acs  of  nw  qr  nw  qr 
18  36  12,  Mch  30,  Estate  of  Thos  Weiler  to  C Weil- 
er  $1,770 

S 4(1  acs  of  e 80  acs  of  s 160  acs  of  262  acs  in  n hlf  31 
41  11,  March  24,  F Klunder  te  W Scharringhausen 

$3,400 

Lots  11  and  12  b 16  Norwood  Park,  Mch  18,  E S Wat- 
son to  Ellen  J Mandeville $600 

Same  premises,  Jan  1,  Celia  Mandeville  to  Ed  Wat- 
son  $600 

E 6)4  acs  of  n qr  s hlf  ne  qr  10  42  12,  Mch  15,  F Plag- 

ge  to  J Walter $800 

W hlf  ne  qr  30  36  12,  March  5,  H Bettenhausen  to  G 

Tauffer  $4,650 

N 9 acs  of  14  1-5  acs  in  n hlf  35  40  12,  Feby  8,  Estate 

of  J Trumbull  to  T Broddle $1,200 

Lots  37  and  38  of  lots  1 and  2 b 9 Sheffield’s  add;  al- 
so lots  35  to  39  b 8 Orvis’  sub  se  qr  7 38  14;  also  4 
lots  in  Riverside,  March  6.  Mary  Neeves  to  GeoT 

Smith,  Middlings  Purifier  Co $7,148 

E hlf  se  qr  22  37  11,  March  27,  H H Gage  to  Helena 

Gerharz $400 

acs  in  ne  cor  nw  qr  3 40  12,  March  5,  D Willmers 

to  H Stuve $400 

Land  in  se  cor  of  se  qr  18  37  13,  Apl  3,  J Schipmann 

to  H Ohlseu $1,500 

2 4-10(1  acs  in  nw  qr  se  qr  3 40  12,  Jan  11,  F Towne  to 

11  Kittmuller $1 

10  acres  in  sw  cor  se  qr  nw  qr  11  36  14,  B Engel  to 

German  Camp  Meeting  Assn $1,375 

Lots  30  and  31  Clarke’s  add  to  Lake  View,  Apl  1,  R 

R Clarke  to  J Spelz $1,440 

32  12-100  acs  in  sw  or  ne  qr  15  36  13;  aiso  e hlf  nw  frl 
qr  27  36  13;  also  5 acs  in  w hlf  sw  qr  21  36  13,  Mch 

26,  Geo  Kullmann  to  A Carley $800 

5(4  acs  in  se  cor  ne  qr  nw  qr  12  36  12;  also  21  acs  in 

w hlf  nw  qr  27  36  13,  Mch  26,  same  to  same $200 

(Ex  w 310  ft)  pt  s of  R R e hlf  sw  qr  29  42  11,  March 

26,  D Peter  to  Henry  Meyer $350 

W 40  ft  of  lot  3 of  lots  1 to  4 b 5 w hlf  sw  qr  2 38  14, 

Jan  1,  Miriam  Addems  to  Mary  E Paine $300 

Lots  1 2 3 23  24  in  sub  of  w lo  acs  s 91  acs  uw  qr  36 

40  13,  Feb  18,  P W Barclay  to  H H Sloan $2,650 

Lot  2 b 2 of  bs  25  26  etc  R R add  to  Harlem,  Apl  2, 

J Schlund  to  F Hoffmann $400 

S hlf  n hlf  b 5 Kinzie’s  add  to  Thornton,  Mch  31,  C 

Palkow  to  J Palkow $ — 

18  lots  in  McReyrold’s  add  in  6 39  14,  Mch  31,  Thos 
Anderson  to  W G Anderson $11,500 

Special  Warranty  Weeds. 

Adams  I E to  M W Ryan,  Mch  31,  sw  qr  11  and  part 

12  42  11 $1,5U0 

Droese  H G to  J Hagg,  , It  93  b 5,  6 39  14. $2, 100 

Ulm  J W to  A M Davis,  Mch  1,  lots  9 and  10  b 13,  18 

39  14 $1C0 

Smith  G W to  J Smith,  Apl  1,  lot  3 lot  6 etc  b 57  Ev- 
anston   . $5,200 

Smith  J D to  F J H How,  Apl  1,  lots  1 and  2 b 1,  21 

38  14  $820 

Field  M to  C II  Paschad,  March  23,  pt  lots  1 and  2 b 

10  Pierce’s  add  Holstein $195 

Staab  J to  F Lackner,  Feb’y  1,  lots  42  to  44  b 8,  6 39 

14 $5,550 

Head  J F,  exr,  to  D W Baker,  Mch  3,  lots  13  and  14 
lot  16  etc  Egan’s  s add $1,000 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  April  8,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  186  $1,010,648 

County 120  541,688 

Total 306  $1,552,336 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  April  !),  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 117  $638,926 

County 127  484,542 

Total 244  $1,123,468 


N 33  ft  of  lot  6 bk  11  Skinner  Judd’s  sub  21  38  14, 

Apl  1,  Phaon  W George  to  J 11  Davis $3,340 

Lot  21  and  s S’  , ft,  of  lot  20  blk  4 University  sub  of 
Englewood,  Feb  23,  A M Caulkins  to  S II  Schlund 


. $2,600 


N 4>»  ft  lot  13  and  all  lot  14  b 18  Liudeu  Grjve,  Mch 
5,  Eva  R Perry  to  E Bloom $681 


N 50  ft  of  s 75  ft  of  lot  15  Thatcher’s  sub  nw  qr  12 
39  12,  Mch  1,  D W Thatcher  to  H Struble.. ..  $3,000 
S half  lot  21  Brown’s  sub  of  23  acs  in  sw  qr  8 40  14, 
Mch  29,  J D and  D Goodwin  to  F M Blanchard  $600 
N hlf  lot  21  same  sub,  March  29,  same  to  M W Law- 
rence   $600 

(Ex  8 ncs  in  se  corner)  sw  qr  se  qr  1G  42  10,  Oct.  22. 

H W Huuerborg  to  F Senue $2,30# 

W 60  acres  e hlf  uw  qr  21  42  10,  Oct  22,  W II  Huner- 
berg  to  same $4,800 


TKI  ST  DEEDS. 

Altgeld  J l1  to  EE  Trussing,  Apr  5,  pt  e 

hlf  sw  qr  20  40  14,  \ y 7% $17,000 

Blackford  E and  B to  E Russell,  Mch  27, 

pt  It  6 b 3,  o t,  5 y 6£ $7,000 

Bogue  G M to  G M Smith.  Dec  1,  Its  2 and 

3  b 12  Egandale,  2 y 6#  pm $4,000 

Bode  E to  J C Miller,  March  15,  lot  30  b 8 
Archer  add,  tnthly  8% $2,000 


Busche  B to  J Frake,  Apr  3,  pt  Its  20  and 

21  and  pt  22,  16  38  14,  5 y 7% $3,000 

Beilfuss  C E to  P Popp,  Mch  10,  It  35  b 6, 

19  39  14,  wkly  6 Y%% $2,600 

Burmeisler  H C L to  J Buehler,  March  25, 

pt  b 22,  5 39  14,  2 y — $3,000 

Brazelton  J E to  A E Barr,  Mch  11,  It  7 b 

4 Keeney’s  add  Ravenswood,  mthly  8% 
$1,000 

Barsoe  C M to  H E Greenbaum,  Apr  5,  It 

21  It  4 etc  b 8,  36  40  13,  3 y 7% $500 

Beattie  J to  J J McGrath,  Apr  3,  lot  19  b 

25  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7% $460 

Bartlett  C F to  D B Dewey,  Mch  31,  Its  14 

and  15  b 1 Hardin’s  add  Evanston,  3 yr 

7t $2,000 

Behrens  F to  P J Schreiner,  Apl  1,  lot  6 b 

12,  28  39  14,  1 y 7% $250 

Burning  C to  C H Niemann,  Mch  24,  It  47 

bib  48,  19  39  14,  2 y 6#  p m $230 

Baumann  J to  C If  Schumacher  Jr,  Apl  1, 

It  45  b 26  Sheffield’s  add,  wkly  5%.  .$2,000 
Bassa  F to  T Krolik,  Apl  3.  Its  11  and  12  b 

23  Elston’s  add,  wkly  8% $800 

Brede  N and  D to  C Kozminski,  Apl  3,  lot 

17  b 37,  8 39  14,  3 y 8% $4,000 

Blackburn  G H to  A E Guild  Jr,  Apl  1,  It 

26  b 16,  33  39  14,  5 y 7% $1,000 

Burgess  F A to  H Grusendorf,  Mch  31,  lot 

60  b 4,  7 39  14,  mthly  6% $2,000 

Bugbee  E J to  W P Kimball,  Sept  1,  pt  Its 

5 and  6 b 29  Evanston,  Sept  1,  ’90, 7%.  $300 
Blackburne  R to  F B Peabody,  Mch  16,  Its 

15  and  16  b 8,  36  40  13,  5 y 8% $1,500 

Beeson  F C to  G D Pease,  Mch  27,  It  29  It 
12  etc  b 6 Rockwell’s  add,  5 y 7%. . . $1,00C 
Bennett  G A to  B L Pease,  Mch  30,  It  27  It 

12  etc,  13  39  18,  4 y 7% $800 

Bloom  E to  W H Holden,  mch  19,  pt  It  13 

and  all  14  b 18,  21  38  14,  4 y 7% $500 

Blackman  0 to  Bayley  & Tyrrell,  Apl  1,  pt 
It  18  and  all  19  b 47,  7 39  14,  3 y 6 %.  $1,800 
Bail  E A to  H B Lewis,  pt  Its  31  and  30  It 

6 etc  b 8,  21  29  14,  3 y 7%  p m $268 

Blacklock  L and  J to  W Heinemann,  Apl 

I,  pt  It  6 b 4,  7 39  14,  5 y 8% \ . $1,50C 

Blacklock  L and  J to  W N Low,  Apl  1,  pt 

It  6 b 4,  7 39  14,  3 y 7% $4001 

Bergan  K to  A E Guild  Jr,  Apl  1,  It  36  b 7 

S & G’s  add,  5 y 7% $500 

Burr  A to  M B Judd,  mch  13,  Its  20  to  22  b 

3,  4 38  14,  3 y 8% $2,500 

Billings  M E & J R to  A Smith,  Apl  1,  It  6 

b 17  Ravenswood,  demand  6% $600 

Clancy  C B to  E H Gary,  mch  1,  It  7 b 32, 

17  39  14,  2 y 8%  pm $2,041 

Compton  W H to  L Baird,  mch  29,  lots  1 
and  2 lot  8 b 7 Rockwell’s  add,  3 y 6%,  2 

deeds $4,000 

Campbell  J L to  E F Comstock,  march  24, 

It  23  It  43  etc  12  39  13,  3 y 7% $2,000 

Coleman  J H to  E S Dreyer,  mch  22,  lot  3 

b 8,  sub  of  J & P’s  add,  2 y 8 % $2,000 

Clark  G to  A B Mead,  Mch  18,  lots  53  and 

54  b 8,  28  39  14,  2 y 7% $1,000 

Caughlin  E and  J to  B F Weber,  Apr  5,  Its 
19  to  21  b 5 b 28,  29  39  14,  3 y 7^...  .$400 
Conrad  A to  H S Dietrich,  Apl  1,  It  66  b 6 

wkly  8% $l,80f 

Chicago,  Harlem  & Batavia  Rwy  Co  to  J 
R Walsh,  Mch  1.  all  prop,  10  y 5£.$50,00f 
Cedarholm  J C to  O Peckham,  Apl  1,  It  12 

b 38.  8 39  14,  3 y 8% $1,10*' 

Cath  Bishop  Chicago  to  T J Lefens,  Apl  1, 

Its  23  and  24  b 40  Cornell,  5 y 8%. . $2,00C 
Conrad  E to  A Wolf,  Mch  22,  Its  22  and  23 

b 2 Culver  Park,  mthly  8 % $1,50( 

Davis  J H to  A H , AVeederpr  2,  pt  It  6 b 

II,  21  38  14,  semi-annl  8% $1,54( 

Dunigan  A to  A Peterson,  Apr  — , lots  10 

and  11  b D 32  39  14, 1 y 7% . ,$50( 

Drinkwater  J to  J M Southwork,  April  1, 

Its  40  and  41  b 8 b 4 Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 

6#  p m $1,30* 

Dofker  B H to  S W Lemott,  Apl  2,  lot  4 b 

1 It  3,  12  39  13,  wkly  8% $4,001  „ 

Davis  J H to  C A Buell,  Apr  2,  pt  lot  6 b 

11,  21  38  14,  5 y 7% $1.50< 

Dover  M to  H T Chase,  Feb  26,  Its  1 to  24 

b 10  etc  23  38  14,  3 y 6%  p m $24,00 

Dowling  C to  H G Naper,  Mch  23,  It  7 b 9, 

19  40  14,  3 y G% $25( 

Duplicy  F F to  H Pilgrem,  Apr  1,  It  4 It  7 

b 1,  3 38  14,  5 y 8% $1,50' 

Dworaka  M to  L Mandl,  April  3,  It  45  b 44, 

19  39  14,  2 y 7% $20 

Delihaut  J W to  R W Bridge,  mch  23,  It  4 


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b 2 b 10  Sheffield’s  add,  Jan  1,  6$  p m 

$850 

liven  F J to  H Greenbaum,  Oct  12,  lot  14 

aw  qr  11  39  13,  3 y '&% $675 

•onahue  F to  J J Curran,  inch  30,  It  18  b 

6,  18  39  14,  wkly  7%% $2,700 

lonohuo  T to  N A Mayer,  mch  31,  pt  It  9 

b 94,  27  39  14,  1 y 7% $1,300 

[vert  B and  M to  J S Cook,  Mch  16,  It  1 b 

6 It  20  40  14,  5 y 8% $1,800 

lickhowt  W to  WH  Wing,  mch  29,  pt  21 

41  9,  2 y 8% $350 

Iwert  F to  N M Bluemethal  et  al,  March 
29,  pt  e hlf  nw  qr  6 40  14,  2 y $1,000 
Irdmann  A to  W Heidemann,  Apl  2,  It  46 

b 1,  36  40  13,  3 y 7$ $500 

ck  H to  E Prussing,  Apl  2,  lot  1 b 23,  33 

40  14,  4 y 8% $1,500 

rench  M E to  C B S Conyne,  Mch  15,  lot 

8  It  5 etc  16  38  14,  mthly  8% $2,900 

ox  D to  P Keane,  Apr  5,  lot  4 b 48,  17  39 

14,  wkly  8% $200 

ish  B E to  G L Marcoma,  Apr  5,  lot  5 b 

44  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y 7% $500 

engal  C J to  J W Lambert,  Apr  3,  Its  85 

and  86  b 6,  29  40  14 $475 

ollett  M T to  A H Veeder,  Apl  1,  pt  lot  7 

b 11,  21  38  14,  mthly  8% $1,900 

itzgerald  W to  E Koch,  Apr  1,  lease  of  It 

15  b 100  s s add,  5 y 6% $30,000 

arrant  S A and  R to  Tyrrell  & Bayley, 
Apr  1,  It  1 b 3 b 50,  7 39  14.  5 y 6%  p m 
$2,500 

itzgerald  J to  W Lister,  April  3,  It  5 b 4, 

13  39  15,  3 y 7% $300 

inn  A to  J W Scoville,  Apl  1,  lot  38  b 1 b 

9,  33  39  14  $500 

orrester  E to  J Foley,  Apl  2,  lot  77  b 15, 

19  39  14,  mthly  8$ $1,000 

lynn  P J to  J R Weddell,  Apl  1,  Its  1 and 

2 b 1,  21  38  14,  1 y 6% $200 

ollansbee  G A to  C W Pearce,  Apl  1,  lots 

17  and  18,  19,  Ravenswood $4,002 

reen  F W to  E F Bayley,  Apl  1,  It  19  b 1, 

23  38  14,  3 y 7% $3,000 

ross  J w to  F Sommer,  Mch  31,  pt  It  3 b 

3,  16  38  14,  wkly  5 1-5$ $600 

ronwall  A T to  R Berger,  Apl  1,  It  6 b 10 

Ogden’s  add,  3 y 6%$ $2,000 

uetschows  StoTH  Schintz,  Mch  26,  lot 

16  b 13  Pierce’s  add  Holstein,  3 yrs  7% 
$1,200 

ore  J J to  G M Bogue,  Feb  18,  pt  ne  qr 

22  38  14,  3 y 6%  p m $15,0(10 

ray  S A to  S W Rawson,  Apl  2,  It  21  and 
pt  20  b 15,  Ashland’s  2d  add,  5 y 8%.  $2,600 
oily  F to  M Beem,  Apr  1,  pt  It  7 It  61  etc 

Butterfield’s  add,  5 y 8%%  pm $1,000 

ary  T to  F W Young,  April  7,  lot  44  b 3 

Kay’s  add,  1 y 8% $250 

raves  S E and  C M to  J E Fay,  March  1, 
pt  lot  71  and  75  lot  6,  36  40  14,  1 y 6 %% 

pm $400 

oetz  S to  M R Freshwaters.  Apl  1,  Its  12 

to  14  b 2 b 15,  29  40  14,  3 y 7% $3,000 

reen  F W to  J Stern,  Apt  1,  lot  9 b 5,  23 

38  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

ottinger  G to  A Heile,  Mch  20,  Its  29  and 

30  b 1,  29  40  14,  3 y 7% $4,000 

oops  M B to  C A Dibble,  Apl  2,  lot  47  b 

14,  17  39  14,  1 y 8% $150 

ayes  J E and  M B to  C A Dibble,  Apl  2, 

It  47  b 14,  17  39  14,  3 y 8% $150 

omewocd  H to  H J Pilgrem,  Apl  1,  It  32 
b 2,  McKey’s  add  Hyde  Park,  4 y 8%.  $100 
olbrook  A P to  H M Sheperd,  Feb  1,  lot 

44  It  11  etc  3 38  14,  1 y 6$  p m $1,300 

art  J P to  W C Kinney,  Mch  11,  It  4 b 4, 

3 38  14,  4 y 8%  p m $3,000 

arty  E J to  B L Pease,  Apr  1,  It  60  b 49, 

17  39  14,  4 y 8%% $1,500 

ow  F J H to  Sheldon  & Hale,  Apl  1,  Its  1 

and  2 b 1,  21  38  14,  2 y 6% $500 

anson  M to  A Chytraus,  Mch  27,  It  43  b 
33  J & W’s  add  S Chicago,  mthly  8%.  $500 
3nse  C to  W V Jacobs,  Mch  30,  It  12  and 

pt  14  b 92  Cornell,  3 y 7% $500 

sgan  J and  T J to  A E Barr,  Mch  15,  lot 

103  b 49,  17  39  14,  wkly  8% $3,500 

msen  N to  C F Hatterman,  Feb  25,  lots 

19  to  21  b 4 Spear’s  add,  3 y 8%%--  $1,500 
iloubek  J to  L Mandl,  Mch  30,  It  10  b 3, 

20  39  14.  3 y 7% $600 

ill  G to  F R Chandler,  Mch  27,  It  47  b 2, 

33  39  14,  1 y 7% $200 

lintz  L to  H E Greenebaum,  Apl  3,  pt  b 

12,  17  39  14,  3 y 8% $4,000 

hnson  M to  P Popp,  Apr  1,  lots  53  and 

pt  57,  36  40  13,  wkly  6 %% $1,300 

hnson  M to  J E Fay,  Apr  1,  lots  53  and 

|pt  57-  36  40  13,  36  m 7%  p m $396 

ues  I L and  J to  L Baird,  Mch  15,  pt  It 

,2  0 30,  27  39  14,  5 y 8% $1,000 

[asen  N to  G D Pease,  Apr  1,  lot  1 b 16 

Lolstein,  4 y 8% $500 

jnnedy  J to  T Schintz,  Mch  5,  lot  20  b 3, 

39  14,  3 y 7% $500 


Krause  J w to  H G Foreman,  Apl  1,  Its  16 
and  17  b 33  Ogden’s  add,  5 y 8%. . . .$7,500 
Kennedy  J to  J L Veecher,  Mch  31,  It  42  b 

5,  36  39  13,  2 y 8% $200 

Krahn  C to  C H Puscheck,  Apl  3,  It  4 b 1. 

9 38  14,  1 y 7% $300 

Kalzmarck  J to  G H Rozet,  Mch  30,  s hlf 

It  54  b 6,  5 39  14,  1 y 7% $800 

Kirsch  A to  J Schermann,  Apr  5,  It  27  b 1, 

6 39  14,  4 y 8% $1,000 

Kudole  V to  A Dvoracek,  Mch  24,  It  61  It 

1 etc  b 4,  24  39  13,  wkly  8% $450 

Kuntzler  A C to  A W Martin,  Mch  23,  lots 

16  and  17  b 79  Cornell,  2 y 7 % $500 

Kneip  H F to  E Koch,  March  26,  lot  6 b 2, 

29  40  14,  3 y 7% $1,700 

Keeney  H and  D F to  E E Prussing,  April 

1,  It  69  b 7,  36  40  13,  3 y 7% $2,000 

Kaiser  C to  J H S Quick,  Jan  16,  It  3 It  4 

b 18,  29  39  14,  3 y 8% $4,000 

Leidecke  A to  G A Rose,  Apr  5,  lot  7 b 23, 

35  40  13,  3 y 7% $150 

Lorden  J D to  H Felsenthal,  Anl  2.  It  10  b 

39,  21  39  14,  2 y 5% \.  ....$2,500 

Long  W to  R W Clifford,  Apl  3,  lots  5 and 

6,  4 38  14,  1 y 8% $1,000 

Lindquist  C and  J to  A Chytraus,  mch  29, 

It  51  b*3  Archer’s  add,  mthly  8% . . . .$1,000 
Lloyd  W J and  T P to  E H Sheldon,  mch 
4,  Its  15  and  18  b 14  Ashland’s  2d  add,  3 

y 8% $2,360 

Linderberg  C G to  R R Chadwick,  Mch  9, 

It  3 It  1 etc,  33  40  14,  2 y 8% $4,000 

Lindgren  J A to  W J Moore,  Oct  21,  It  19 

and  pt  It  6 Gross’  n add.  7 m 7% $850 

Lutz  L to  W Heinemann,  Apr  2,  lot  1 b 1 

Pickett’s  2d  add,  4 y 8% $1,000 

Letourneau  F X to  J T Young.  Apl  7,  Its  4 

to  6 b 1,  8 38  14,  3 y 8%  p m $549 

Mueller  J C W to  W Heinemann,  Mch  31, 

It  3 b 7,  6 39  14,  4 y 8% $3,400 

Miletaedt  J F to  N A Lauer,  Apr  1,  It  37  b 

2 Dock’s  add,  8 m 8% $1,000 

Marnell  J J to  G Berkhoff  Jr,  Apr  1,  b 38 

b 12,  17  39  14,  2 y 8%  p m $3,000 

Morse  F E to  C P Keeney,  Mch  6,  It  5 and 
pt  4 b 1 Ellis’  w add.  4 y 8%  p m.  . .$5,500 
McDermott  M to  O Kubin,  Mch  15,  It  1 b 

53,  21  39  14,  3 y 6% $1,100 

Miller  A to  S Dunlop,  Mch  10,  Its  18  to  20 

Pease’s  add  Oak  Park,  3 y 8% $1,200 

Mallen  P H to  F J LeMoyne,  mch  31,  It  23 

b 19,  33  39  14,  3 y 8% $1,000 

Mundt  M to  J Buehler,  Apr  6,  lot  12  lot  6 

etc  b 17,  29  40  14,  2 y 7% $300 

Murphy  J to  P Popp,  Apr  5,  It  10  b 57,  19 

39  14,  wkly  8%% $200 

Mannix  J B to  W A Purcell,  Mch  20,  pt  Its 
9 and  10  b 6,  16  38  14,  4 yrs  7%,  2 deeds 

$3,220 

May  C S and  N N to  E Rich,  Mch  9.  pt  lot 

12  b 3,  21  38  14,  5 y 7%  pm $4,950 

Mahnke  F to  G Snydacker,  Apl  5,  lot  13  b 
4 Brainard  & E’s  add  Evanston,  2 yr  7% 

$2,000 

McCormick  M to  G W Bogue,  mch  9,  lots 
25  and  26  b 2 S Chicago,  2 y 8%  p m.$300 
McLurnen  J to  C Jorn,  Apl  1,  lot  21  b 29, 

29  39  14,  2 y 7% $500 

Miksak  J H to  L Baird,  mch  29,  lot  4 b 8, 

20  39  14,  5 y 8% $6,000 

McBean  0 and  D to  L Baird,  mch  20,  lot 

164  b 10  Taylor’s  port,  2 y 7% $500 

Martin  H and  R L to  F R Chandler,  mch 
1,  It  23  and  pt  22,  b 13  Ashland’s  2d  add 

3 y 8% $4,000 

Neff  M B and  A W to  S W Rawson,  Apr  5, 

Its  28  and  29  b 2,  13  39  13,  5 y 8%.  $10,000 
Nelson  J P to  T G McClelland,  mch  30,  pt 

It  2 b 20,  J R & S’s  add,  5 y 8% $5,000 

NicholR  G L to  A J Nowleu,  March  27,  It  9 

Listen’s  sub  16  38  14,  4 y 6% $400 

Owens  F A and  C H to  S Dunlop,  Apr  2, 

It  7 Scoville’s  add  Harlem,  4 y 7%.  .$2,000 
O’Brien  J to  J N Young,  Apr  5,  lot  16  b 9, 

24  39  13,  i y 7 % $200 

Oliverius  A to  T C Sayer,  March  1,  It  10  b 

*7,  19  39  14,  2 y 7%  $230 

Ostrowski  T to  G H Rozet,  Mch  30,  lot  53 

and  pt  54  b 6,  5 39  14,  2 y 7% $800 

Olson  O to  A Peterson,  Apr  3,  It  10  b 2,  8 

39  14,  2 y 7% $1,200 

O’Neil  J J to  D J Sweine,  Apl  1,  It  16,  b 1 
b 4 Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 8% $1,000 


O’Kane  J to  M E Greenbaum,  mch  31,  ne 

qr  32  37  12,  3 y 7% $3,000 

Peck  A to  J B Bernhardt,  mch  31,  It  16  and 

pt  17  b 2,  3 38  14,  mthly  7%% $4,000 

Parrott  M A to  H C Van  Schaack,  mch  30, 
pt  16  b 70,  Hopkriss’  add  Hyds  Park,  6 

m 7% $1,000 

Paul  M and  J to  W M Biumenthal,  Feb 
20,  It  5 e 20,  29  40  14,  4 y 8%  p m . . . $2,7C0 
Peterson  C P to  H S Dietrich,  Apr  3,  It  44 

b 2 Culver  Park,  wkly  8% $100 

Paine  M E to  G Coombs,  July  27,  pt  It  3 b 

5,  2 38  14,  Sept  1,  ’87,  6%  p m $760 

Prim  E to  A Van  Vlissengen,  Apr  1,  n hlf 

It  6 b 4,  15  38  14,  30  ds  8% $675 

Pincus  C to  W C Grant,  Apl  1,  pt  lot  152 

Ellis’  e add,  3 y 8% $.6,000 

Pye  A to  H N Goodrich,  Mch  30,  It  10  b 2, 

36  40  13,  4 y 7% $600 

Pullen  W to  R Van  Lands,  Apr  1,  pt  It  44 

b 63,  21  39  14 $1,000 

Porter  F D to  F Babbage,  Apr  1,  Its  1 and 
2 Clark’s  add  Lake  View,  5 y 8%  . . .$4,000 
Pullman  H C to  C B S Conyne,  March  15, 
Its  9 and  10  b 42,  9 37  14,  mthly  8%.  $1,000 
Paschke  J to  W B Cunningham,  Apr  1,  lot 

— b 7,  20  40  14,  1 y 8% .$ 

Pierce  J S to  F Lackner,  Feb  15,  It  2 b 15 

union  Park  2d  add,  3y  8% $1,500 

Pfester  J to  S Gehr,  Mch  30,  w pt  It  6 b 28 

Duncan’s  add,  3 v 8% $1,500 

Paydar  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  30,  Its 

73  and  74  b 1,  20  39  14,  5 y 8% $8,000 

Quirk  T R to  S M Moore,  Apl  1,  It  75  b 4, 

24  39  13,  2 y 7% $406 

Rowes  J P to  F R Chandler,  Mch  1,  lot  42 

It  28,  16  38  14,  5 y 7% $1,000 

Roberts  C J to  W A Purcell,  mch  24,  pt  It 

10  b 6,  16  38  14,  5 y 7% $1,600 

Rice  P H to  W M Stanley,  Apl  1,  pt  It  5 b 

28,  o t,  3 y 5%  pm $6,000 

Rogers  F E to  J Stern.  Apr  1,  lot  35  b 4 

Gross’  n add,  wkly  7% $1,100 

Roberts  C J to  VV  A Purcell,  Mch  24,  pt  It 

10  b 6,  16  38  14,  mthly  etc $1,200 

Roos  W E to  E S Dreyer,  Apr  5,  pt  It  12  It 
A,  b 2 It  13  Bronson’s  add,  30  ds  6 % $4,000 
Rasumson  J to  S Fleetwood,  Apr  5,  It  9 b 

4,  35  40  13,  3 y 8%  p m $300 

Rice  J C to  M Lassig,  Ap,  5,  It  88  b 61  to 

90  Bronson’s  add,  4 y 8% $4,500 

Reilly  T to  S R Hurford,  Mch  27,  It  5 b 3, 

4  38  14,  5 y 8% $300 

Reynolds  G M to  G M Bogue,  Mch  17,  lot 

34  b 6,  13  39  13,  5 y 6%  pm $550 

Reynolds  E to  G M Bogue,  Mch  24,  lot  33 

b 6.  13  39  13,  5 y W p m $600 

Roddick  R to  I'  J Griffen,  Apl  3,  It  30  b 2, 

13  39  13,  2 y 7% ...$600 

Rogers  J to  P W Snowhook,  Apl  2,  lot  106 

b 48,  17  39  14,  2 y 7% $300 

Ralph  S C to  G N Stone,  Dec  29,  Its  39  to 

42  b 4,  22  38  14,  5 y 8% $1,200 

Smith  E L and  P H to  F R Chandler,  Mch 

27,  It  21  b 3,  3 39  14,  3 y 8% $3,750 

Schmidt  F to  F Kiolbassa,  Apr  3,  lot  52  b 

6,  5 39  14.  2 y 7%....  $800 

Stalile  G E to  L Pasal,  Apr  2,  lots  4 and  5 

It  3 b 44,  21  39  14,  3 y $8,100 

Swanson  C 0 to  C VV  Griggs,  Mch  — , pt 

It  9 b 2,  3 38  14,  3 y 7% $960 

Schaefer  J to  VV  J Marks,  Apr  5,  It  99  b 3, 

20  39  14,  wkly  8% $500 

{ Schaefer  J to  W J Marks,  Apr  5,  It  99  b 3, 

20  39  14,  wkly  8 % $500 

Schaefer  J to  VV  J Marks,  Apr  5,  lot  99 

Stone’s  sub,  20  39  14,  wkly  8% $500 

Schoreck  C J to  F Somner,  Apl  1,  lot  18  b 

2,  4 38  14,  wkly  5 1-5$ $1,600 

Schaefer  J to  F Somner,  Apl  1,  pt  lot  1 b 

21,  s f add,  wkly  5 1-5$ $8,000 

Stevens  M and  W to  H J Luderg,  Apl  1,  It 

6 It  30  etc  b 6.  18  39  14,  39  m 7%.  . . $1,600 
Sloan  H P to  M E Greenbaum,  Apl  1,  lots 

39  and  40  b 1 Lee’s  add,  3 y 8%  ....  $4,000 
Stebbms  E J to  A E Kesler,  mch  30.  pt  lot 

7 b 2,  16  38  14,  Apl  1,  ’90,  7%  p m . .$1,600 
Shearson  W A to  O K A Hutchinson,  Aprl 

1,  lots  19  and  20  ne  qr  se  qr  13  39  13, 

mthly  — 8% $1,000 

Sikyta  M to  V Sidlo,  mch  31,  It  56  b 1,  20 

39  14,  wkly  0J 4% $4,000 

Schoenlank  F to  M E Greenebaum,  march 
15,  It  87  b 6 etc  29  40  14,  3 y 8%  p m.$370 


Saxe  H to  J Stern,  Apl  1,  pt  It  10  e hlf  ne 

qr  23  38  14,  wkly  7% $1,600 

Stuart  J to  F B Peabody,  Apr  3.  It  17  and 

18  b 7,  28  39  14,  5 y 8% $4,000 

Smith  S M to  C B Conyne,  Mch  25,  pt  It  4 

b 45  Halsted  st  add  Washing’n  Heights, 

mthly  8 % $700 

Shaden  E to  M E Greenbyum,  Mch  30,  lot 

9  Parmly  sub  4 38  14,  3 y 7 % $650 

Stewart  J M to  E Kock,  Mch  31,  pt  lots  7 

to  3 b 27  VV olcott’s  add,  1 y 8^ $3,000 

Schultz  G to  A Schoeverling,  Apr  2,  lot  40 

b 39,  19  39  14,  5 y 5%  p m $1,000 

Schulte  F to  E E Prussing,  Apr  3,  lot  29  b 

I,  25  39  14,  3 y 7| $800 

Schultz  TtoCF  Hatterman  Jr,  Apr  1,  pt 

It  8 b 7,  5 39  14,  5 y 8%  pm $383 

Schumann  A to  J Tascher,  Mch  31,  lot  6 b 

28,  5 39  14.  wkly  8% .$600 

Smith  Rood  & Co  to  S M Smith,  Feb  1,  pt 

9 37  14,  y 7% $1,000 

Thoemes  M to  J C D Ross,  Mch  8.  lot  14  b 

18,  20  39  14,  3 y 8% $1,212 

Traftz  J F to  N A Mayer,  Apl  1,  lot  151  b 

3,  33  39  14,  1 y 7 % $150 

Tucker  LKtoN  Thomasson,  Mch  5,  pt  ne 

qr  nw  qr  28  39  13,  3 y 8% $6,000 

Tate  W J to  F G Bradley,  Apr  3,  It  15  b 7 

Rockwell’s  add,  18  m 8% $200 

Tramm  F VV  to  A Podolsky,  Mch  31,  It  14 
and  15  It  4 b 21,  29  39  14,  wkly  8%.  . .$300 
Treder  H to  W Lorr,  Apr  6 lot  18  b 15,  19 

39  14,  5 y 8% $1,000 

Thorpe  L M to  G M Bogue,  Mch  22,  It  54 

b 6 etc,  13  39  13,  2 y 8%  p m $550 

Towslee  E C to  AC  Honore,  Apr  5,  pt  Its 
6 and  7 b 1,  3 39  14,  3 y 8%  p in  . . . . $777 
Topf  F A VV  to  A D Wilmanns,  April  2,  It 

10  and  pt  9 lot  2 b 2 Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 

7% $200 

Uphoff  F to  C H Puscheck,  Apl  3,  lot  83  b 

62,  19  39  14,  2 y 8% .$600 

Vogel  A to  S Wallner,  Mch  31,  lot  45  Lar- 

ned’s  sub  30  39  14,  wkly  8% $400 

Van  Sickin  D M to  G G Newberry,  Nov 
18,  It  12  It  1 etc,  16  38  14.  47  m,  7%,  p m 

$1,175 

Volkmau  L to  C C Chase,  mch  23,  lot  7 bl 

11  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 8% $400 

Valentine  J to  J Sedlacek,  Apr  1,  lot  29  b 

32  add  to  Garfield  3 y 7% $300 

Valentine  J to  A Dvoracek,  Apr  2.  lots  21 
and  22  b 5 Reaper’s  add,  wkly  8%. . . . $800 
Wood  J and  D W to  A E Kesler,  Apr  2.  pt 
It  19  b 2 It  36,  16  28  14,  mthly  7%  . .$1,750 
Wood  J and  D W to  H L Wait,  Apr  1,  pt  It 

16  b 2 It  36,  16  38  14,  5 y 7% $2,200 

Wyman  J C to  A C Butz,  Apr  7,  part  lot  8 

Bronson’s  add.  5 y 8%  p m $6,000 

Waughop  E to  W B Gibbs,  Apl  1,  It  3 b 28, 

22  39  14,  5 y 8%. $7,000 

Weitzel  H to  G A Trade,  mch  29,  It  6 It  2 

It  6 b 25,  3 y 8% $337 

Wesley  — to  L Mandl,  Apl  1,  It  16  b 7,  20 

39  14,  2 y 7% $2,000 

Watkins  E to  S R Hurford,  Apr  2,  It  34  b 

II,  31  39  14 $300 

Woehleer  W to  B Lathrop,  Mch  31.  lot  9 b 

1,  31  39  14,  4 y 8% $450 

Weifenbach  R to  C F Hatterman.  Feb  25, 

Its  23  and  24  b 9,  29  40  14,  1 y 7 % $200 

Walsh  M to  C S Harmon,  Feb  19,  It  8 It  6 
etc  Egan’s  s add.  Nov  1,  ’88,  8%  p m.  .$900 
Ward  J J to  H W Wolseley,  Mch  8,  It  18  b 

17  Linden  Grove,  mthly  8 % $1,200 

White  J to  G D Pease,  Deo  1,  It  85  Stone’s 

add,  4 y 7%  p m $500 

Wodicka  W to  S Gehr,  Mch  30,  lot  61  b 33, 

19  39  14,  4 y 8% $3,200 

Wilson  W to  W V Jacobs,  Mch  30,  Its  25  to 

27  b 2,  27  38  14,  3 y 8% $500 

Youngquist  S to  J H Eras,  Apl  1,  lots  9 to 
11  Bowmansville,  3 y 6 % $3,000 

QUIT  OLAIII  PEEKS  A.\l>  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX  ISTEIt- 
ESTS. 

S  20  ft  of  lot  64,  Crane’s  sub  in  nw  qr  28 
39  14,  Mar  25,  S Park  Commrs  to  C J 

Easterly $9 

Lot  138,  Givins  & Gilbert’s  sub  s 15  acs  e 
qr  sw  qr  14  39  13,  Mar  18,  A Adams  to 

C W Monroe $75 

Lots  123  b 14,  Fort  Dearborn  add,  Mar 
24,  J E L Frasher  to  A J Averell. 

$1 

Lot  31  b 2,  Morris’  sub;  18  39  14,  Mar  30, 

G W Thomas  to  L C Hoffman $1 

Und  half  of  lot  5 b 5,  Springer  & Fox  add, 
March  31,  F.  Setzke  to  M Grueba, 

$134 

Lot  11  n pt  b 20  7 39  14,  Sept  19,  ’82,  J M 

Wyman  to  M C Wyman $1,0  10 

E 16%  ft  of  lot  7 b 5,  J Robert’s  & Storr’s 
add.  Mar  1,  Exrs  of  J S Waterman  to  J 

L Cook $1 

Lot  99  b 34,  19  39  14,  Mar  28,  F VV  Thom- 


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sen  and  L Helm  to  J Wasampol $1 

Lots  9 and  10  blk  13,  Morris’  sub  18  39  14 

Mar  1,  J W Dim  to  A M Davis $101 

Lot  8 block  1.  Central  Park  addition,  Nov 
12,  ’85,  M and  J E Beaver  to  C H Beers, 

$1,500 

Lot  1 of  se  qr  lot  2,  Bronson’s  add,  Mar 

15,  L H Holt  to  A Ludwig $50 

Lot  2 of  se  qr  lot  2,  same,  Mar  25,  Estate 

of  Samuel  Hill  to  Mary  Ludwig $30 

Lot  3 of  se  qr  lot  2,  same,  Mar  15,  A E 

Waters  to  Michel  Ludwig $50 

Lot  4 of  se  qr  lot  2.  same,  Mar  18,  J W 

Converse  to  Theresia  Ludwig $35 

Lots  1 to  4,  Gayte’s  sub  of  s % blk  20  nw 
qr  15  38  14,  Apl  1,  Theresa  A H Gaytes 

to  Mary  A Merrill $ 

Lot  27  blk  1,  Rees’  sub  in  ne  qr  20  39  14, 

Apl  1,  M Ward  to  D Simonds $30 

Lot  42  b 2,  Kay’s  add.  Mar  13,  Henrietta 

Stock  to  Louis  Wedel $] 

Lot  5 blk  2 b 6 33  39  14.  Feb  19,  F Portei 

to  P Fisher ' $10 

Lot  20  b 1,  Nickerson’s  add,  Mar  29,  Caro- 
line E Mason  to  E Wrocklage $50 

N half  lot  12  blk  4,  J R and  Storr’s  add, 
Mar  30,  J Carne  Jr  to  W Batterman.  . . .$1 
Lot  5 of  lots  9 10  11  b 39,  Ogden’s  addn, 
Mar  20,  J N Witherell  to  T Thompson, 

$125 

Lot  42  blk  6,  Walker’s  sub  se  qr  20  39  14, 
March  18,  H M Tuller  to  A H Robbins, 

$25 

Lot  6 and  n 20  feet  lot  7 b 3,  Oleaverville, 
March  25,  W Perry  to  H P Maxwell, 

$2 

Lot  138,  Givens’  et  al  sub  s 15  acs  e qr  zw 
qr  14  39  13,  Mar  31,  C W Monroe  to  C 
t Gt  West’n  Rwy  Co $200 

HOItTGACES. 

Affeld  C G to  G Scheuneman,  Apl  1,  lot  13 

b 18,  6 39  14,  4 y 7# $1,000 

Alexander  L F to  Equitable  T Co,  Mch  27, 

It  3 b 47  Kinzie’s  add,  1 y 6% $7,300 

Beeman  E to  C W Beeman,  Apr  3,  It  10  It 

1 b 14,  o t,  2 y 7# $2,000 

Brasch  H to  Home  Mut  L Assn,  Apr  2,  pt 

It  7 b 24,  6 39  14,  wkly  51-5# $500 

Besch  H to  M Brand,  April  2,  lot  10  blk  8 

Gross’  n add,  2 y 7#  pm $1,200 

Bastian  F R to  Bankers  & M B & L Assn, 
Apr  1,  lot  61  b 0 b 1,  13  39  13,  mthly,  8# 

$1,200 

Burlingame  H J to  E R Burlingame,  Apl 

2,  pt  12  42  10,  5 y 6# $3,000 

Bradshaw  R A and  F R to  People’s  B & L 
Assn,  march  31,  It  12  b 2 b 29,  16  38  14, 

wkly  8# $1,800 

Corns  A Jr  to  A Valleenga,  Mch  30,  It  9 It 

64,  15  37  14,  5 y 7# $600 

Carlson  HPtoGARB&L  Assn,  Feb  1 7, 

It  44  b 9,  6 39  14,  mthly  8# $1,240 

Crane  W E to  H G Gray,  Mch  23,  It  23  and 
pt  It  24  b 2,  17  38  14,  May  3,  ’89,  6#.  .$650 
Cossitt  L D to  L A Stimpson,  Apr  1,  It  18 

b 15  add  to  La  Grange,  5 y 7# $1,000 

Dore  J to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Mch  25,  pt 

It  8 b 15,  s b add,  wkly  8% $300 

Donnelly  A L and  W R to  Banker’s  & M 
B & L Assn,  Apl  1,  lot  8 blk  1 Egandale, 

mthly  8% $4,800 

Ells  H A to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co,  Mch  27,  pt 
Its  15  and  14  b 17  Wolcott’s  add,  3 y 6# 

pm $1,000 

Edbrooke  G H to  E Olmstead,  Mch  25,  pt 
It  9 and  8 Forsyth’s  2d  add,  2 y 8#. $4,000 
Flentge  C to  H Gellermann,  April  1,  e hi f 

se  qr  35  42  9,  5 y 6# $2,000 

Flentge  C to  G Struckmann,  April  1,  e lilt 

sw  qr  11  41  9 etc,  7 v 6# $7,000 

Gelhaus  W to  J T Richards,  Mch  31,  lot  95 

b 27,  31  39  14,  6 m 8% $150 

Goodnow  M A to  L A McKimson,  April  1, 

Its  13  and  14  b 5,  1 39  13,  Oct  10,  ’90.  7# 

4 deeds $5,100 

Goodwillie  C and  D to  E Stephens,  Apr  1, 

Its  22  to  24  b 2,  29  40  14,  3 y 6# $3,000 

Godfriaux  A to  P Godfriaux,  Apr  5,  lot  78 

b 40  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 7#  p m $350 

Grogam  M to  E E Hopkins,  Apr  1,  It  25  b 


1,  4 38  14  $200 

Gray  A and  B M to  C J Ludington,  Apr  5, 

It  10  b 9 Douglas  Park  add,  5 y,  6#,  p m 

$3,500 

Houghteling  J L to  J S Norton,  Apr  5,  lot 

3 b 9 Astor’s  add,  1 yr  6# $5,000 

Hennegen  M F to  W II  Hennegen.  Apr  6, 

pt  It  5 b 1,  7 39  13,  6 m 6# $5,000 

Hayes  W to  House  B & L Assn,  Mch  8,  lot 

44  b 2 b 12  Rockwell’s  add $5,000 

Hetherington  H J to  Chicago  Perm  B & L 
Assn,  Mch  16,  w qr  lot  98  div  3 S Shore, 

mthly  8# $1,500 

Heuer  H to  S Leineburg,  mch  29,  lot  18  b 

33,  8 37  14,  1 y 7# $300 

Hall  J D to  H L Hall,  Apl  1,  It  60  Cottage 

Grove,  Oct  1,  ’88,  6# $1,700 

Jensen  C to  H Wieberg,  Mch  13,  It  35  b 6, 

4 38  14,  5 y $1,200 

Johnson  R to  D G Bardon,  Feb  13,  1 y.  6# 

$100 

Korff  F to  National  Pk  Bk,  N Y,  Feb’y  24, 

Its  2 to  6 b 7 Pierce’s  add  Holstein,  3 y 

6#  p m,  5 deeds $1,750 

Knapp  L et  al  to  L Bassett,  Dec  7,  s hlf  It 
9 It  2 etc,  e frl  hlf  28  40  14,  6 m 8%.  $5,500 
Keck  M to  Phcenix  Bldg  Soc’y,  Apl  1,  pt  It 

6 b 1,  4 39  14,  wkly  5# $70,800 

Knights  E W to  M M Walters,  Mch  15,  It  1 

b 1,  34  39  14,  3 y 6# $2,650 

Kasper  T to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Apl  1,  pt  It  44  b 10.  29  40  14,  wkly  5 1-5# 

$400 

Kreklau  J to  D Mootz,  Apr  5,  lot  54  b 23, 

Sheffield’s  add, — , 6# $300 

Lindgren  J A to  Phoenix  Bldg  L Society, 
Apr  2,  Its  19  and  pt  20  b 6 Gross’  n add, 

wkly  5# $2,400 

Lange  J to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
April  3,  lot  85  b 1,  36  40  13,  wkly  5 1-5# 

$2,000 

Lange  S to  N Chicago  Mut  B & L Assn, 

Apr  3,  It  16  b 20  Holstein,  5# $1,000 

Maur  J to  P Schoenhofen  B Co,  Mch  31,  It 

25  b 6 b 8,  32  38  15,  1 y 6# $250 

Mill  J to  N W L & B Assn,  mch  16,  It  31  b 

1,  8 39  13,  mthly  8# $800 

Merrell  A C and  F A to  A C Merrell,  Feb 

27,  pt  b 19  Hopkin’s  add  Hyde  Park,  5 

y 6# $2,500 

Meyer  H to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn,  April 

2,  It  3 It  1 b 20,  29  39  14,  wkly  8#. . . $1,000 

Albrecht  A to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn, 
Mch  15,  It  3 It  1 b 24,  29  39  14,  wkly  8# 
$1,000 

McRae  W to  H A Green,  Apr  1, , 3 y 

6# $1,500 

Olson  F to  G C Thomas,  Apl  1,  It  15  b 35 

Montrose,  3 y,  7# $300 

Ohlsen  H to  J Crandall,  Apr  3,  pt  se  qr  18 

37  — , 4 y 6# $300 

Perry  J to  H O Van  Schaack,  Apr  6,  Its  12 

and  13  b 1,  14  39  13,  Dec  1,  8# $300 

Palmer  R B to  R B Knox,  Apr  5,  It  12  b 5, 

Myrick’s  2d  add,  3 y 6# $3)500 

Pschor  F to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Feb  18, 

It  17  b C 28  39  14,  wkly  8# $800 

Ptag  O to  T Kraseman,  Apl  1,  lot  55  bl  23 

Sheffield’s  add,  — 6# $500 

Plumley  M E to  Horne  Bros  & Co,  mch  17, 
pt  sw  qr  25  40  13  etc,  July  1,  indemnity 

8# $31,520 

Poole  C C to  G W Smith,  mch  26,  It  4 It  6 

etc  b 67  Evanston,  3 y 7#  p m $2,700 

Peale  R S to  P P Palmer,  Mch  15,  pt  b 20, 

21  39  14,  8 m 7#  p m $1,400 

Reimer  C to  L Senkel,  Oct  11,  lot  18  blk  3 

Pierce’s  add  Holstein,  3 y 6# $450 

Ryan  P to  J P Young,  Apr  2,  lot  37  b 31, 

33  39  14,  2 y 7#  p m $400 

Ryerson  E L to  J S Norton,  April  5,  It  2 It 

1 b 9 Astor’s  add,  1 y 6#  p m $5,000 

Reichardt  J to  H Reichardt,  Mch  30,  It  3 b 

3 Kensington,  4 y 6# $2,000 

Rusch  A to  G Bentley  Jr,  Apr  3,  lot  42  b 2 

b 24,  6 38  14,  1 y 6# $300 

Steinbach  W to  Chicago  Permanent  B & L 
Assn,  mch  2,  Its  12  aid  13  b 8,  29  40  14, 

mthly  8# $2,500 

Sohons  J to  J Moeller,  mch  30,  lot  6 Phil- 
lips & Fay’s  add,  6 y 6#  p m . , . . . . , . $950 


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Swift  0 P to  0 B Conrad,  mch  1,  s hlf  It  7 

It  9 etc  3 38  14 $— 

Spitz  C to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn,  March 
31,  It  7 It  2 b 28,  29  39  14,  wkly  8#.  .$4,000 
Sander  D to  G C Mut  S L & B Assn,  Apr 

2,  It  64  b 40,  33  40  14,  mthly  8# . . . . $3,000 
Smith  E A and  A C to  C W Maybury,  Apr 

5,  pt  It  3 b 2 Barnum  Grove,  6 y 7#  $2,500 
Tower  I S to  C B Wilson,  mch  17,  lot  6 lot 

29  etc  b 1,  18  39  14,  3 y 6#  p m $2,500 

Theissen  J to  G C Mut  S L & B Assn,  mch 

1,  It  21  b 1,  8 38  14,  mthly  8# $450 

Watson  D to  C E Woolley,  Mch  29,  It  39  b 

4,  36  40  13,  4 y 8# $400 

Wilson  FP  to  NWL&B  Assn,  mch  16, 
pt  sw  qr  nw  qr  17  39  14,  mthly  8#.  . $3,000 
Wollenhauer  H to  H Hoepe,  Mch  1,  It  50  b 

35  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7#  p m $350 

Weaver  W W to  Chicago  Perm  B & L Assn. 

Feb  16,  It  32  b 22,  25  40  13,  mthly  8#.  $315 
Webner  J S to  S L Miller,  Mch  31,  It  13  b 

5 Pitner’s  add  Evanston,  May  1 $250 

Wickersham  C E to  C H Kilbourne,  April 

3,  It  10  and  part  11  b 4,  21  38  14,  3 y 7# 
....  $1,800 

Weischendorf  A to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B 
Assn,  Apr  3,  pt  lot  5 b 10,  6 39  14,  wkly 

5  1-5# $200 

West  B D to  Bankers  & M B & L Assn,  Apr 
1,  It  2 It  4 b]ll  Rockwell’s  add.  monthly 

8# ’ $1,400 

Young  J T et  al  to  L S B L & H Assn,  Apl 
1,  lots  5 and  11  b 2,  8 38  14,  mthly,  6#,  2 
deeds $1,400 


CHATTEL  IHHltTGAtiEK. 

Arnold  D S to  B Burbank,  mch  3,  piano, 

— Prairie  av,  and  organ,  3106  State  st, 

18  m $150 

Anton  C to  S Richardson,  March  27,  furn, 

etc,  148  Menomonee  st,  3 m $49 

Anderson  J to  R A Davis,  Mch  26,  bldg,  S 

Chicago $250 

Anderson  H|  to  W W Charles,  Apr  5,  bug- 
gy etc,  23  Meridian  st,  4 m $57 

Alexander  C E to  W S Wharton,  Apr  2, 

furn  etc,  2112  Wabash  av,  1 m $128 

Aird  J to  W N Alley,  Apr  1,  furn  etc,  271  s 

May  st,  6 m $250 

Bell  J L to  M E McHenry,  Apr  6,  furn  etc 

3806  Indiana  av,  4 m $186 

Brown  W R to  H A Pemberton,  Apl  2,  pi- 
ano, 310  w Van  Buren  st,  6 m $119 

Brackett  S M to  C A Baker, , furn  etc 

Hyde  Park,  2 y $1,000 

Berry  K to  M L Pemberton,  April  3,  furn, 

etc,  1240  W 'abash  av,  3 m $33 

Burke  J M and  F to  C Williams,  April  1, 

furn,  etc,  322  Wallace  st,  5 m $65 

Bell  J to  F W Seddall,  Apl  1,  furn  etc,  534 

Morgan  st.  6 m $70 

Barstow  GW  to  E T Brown,  Apr  5,  furn 

etc,  363  34th  st,  6 m $130 

Barrett  H T to  E T Brown,  Apr  6,  furn 

etc,  107  Aberdeen  st,  6 m $68 

Beckwith  H to  O F Malcolm,  Apr  3,  furn 
etc,  Hubbard  ct  and  Wabash  av,  3 m . $400 
Brown  S E to  W W Charles,  Apr  5,  furn 

etc,  187  Dearborn  st,  4 m $560 

Black  E to  M Tw'ggs,  Apr  5,  furn  etc, 

1821  Clark  st $28 

Brown  H to  C Babcock,  Apr  5,  furn  etc, 

519  Victoria  st,  4 m $49 

Blnm  I to  C Williams,  April  5,  horse,  etc, 

31st  and  Main  sts,  4 m $62 

Briggs  W G to  E L Upton,  March  23,  furn 


etc,  996  Madison  st,  2 y 


. $200 


Blackburn  D W to  S E Blaisdell,  April  1, 

wagon,  Jan  1,  ’87 $85 

Brockway  E A to  E T Brown,  Mch  3,  furn 

etc,  1421  Wabash  av,  3 m $460 

Ballard  J M to  J Witkowsky,  April  1,  furn 

etc,  631  Madison  st,  Oct  1 $200 

Breman  R J to  L A W Brush,  Apl  13,  furn 

etc,  364  s May  st,  3 m $46 

Bremraen  M to  F J Mackey,  April  3,  furn*, 

etc,  3723  Dearborn  st,  4 m $58 

Blodgett  J G to  R Isham,  Apl  2,  furn,  etc, 

69  n State  st,  3 m $52 

Busch  C M to  Mandel  Bros,  April  2,  furn, 
etc,  Austin,  3 m $100 


Baldinger  A to  P Kehler,  Apl  2.  hardware, 

etc,  655  Wells  st,  2 y 5# $2 

Berstein  S to  C Wyman,  April  2,  furn  etc, 

558  Centre  av,  6m $ 

Barnard  H to  F Kaler,  April  1,  furn  etc, 

3835  Indiana  st,  6 m $2 

Boles  H S to  W W Charles,  Mch  30,  piano, 

2412  Wabash  av,  4 m $1 

Coutant  I P to  H R Kengan,  Jan  3,  furn. 

etc,  3624  Ellis  Park,  Jan  1,  ’87 $1,0 

Condon  A to  S Richardson,  Apl  1,  furn  etc, 

1718  State  st,  6 m $ 

Chambers  W J to  S Richardson,  March  30, 

market,  etc,  478  Lake  st,  6 m $ 

Calwill  R M to  S Richardson,  Mch  29,  furn 

etc,  214  Randolph  st,  6 m $1 

C ahill  J to  E T Brown,  April  2,  furn,  etc. 

113  Erie  st,  6 m $< 

Carwell  J H to  J Cullen,  Apl  2,  furn,  etc. 

Jefferson,  6 m $3 

Cregar  W to  Woodward  & Cotter,  Mch  8. 

horse  etc,  347  Van  Buren  st,  July  30..$ 
Christenson  N to  J Westphal,  March  29, 

horse  and  wagon, , 9 m $1 

Crowley  M to  N Kuhnen  & Sons,  April  5, 

wagon  etc,  19  Penn  st,  July  15 $1 

Ceperly  G W to  E Miller,  Apl  1,  furn,  etc, 

961  Elston  av,  6m $ 

Condon  J to  M Cole,  Apr  3,  furn  etc,  47 

Walton  pi,  90  ds  p m $1,6 

Congar  M E to  F W Seddall,  Apr  6,  furn 

etc,  765  Van  Buren  st,  5 m $1 

Doley  K to  E T Brown,  Apl  3,  piano,  191 

Superior  st $1: 

Dickenson  T to  C Seipp  Brg  Co,  Apr  7, 

furn  etc,  280  Van  Buren  st,  6 m $5 

DeClerque  H to  H A Pemberton,  April  1, 
furn  and  piano,  238  Chestnut  st,  July  5 


Davidson  W A to  Troy  Laundry  Oo,  Api 

5,  laundry,  676  Larrabee  st,  4 m $1,3 

Dennett  G C to  W Zachman,  Apr  3,  furn 

etc,  204  Wood  st,  6 m $ 

Dunlap  J to  F J Mackey,  Mch  18,  furn 

etc, , 3 m $L 

DeWolf  C to  L B Shields,  Apr  5,  horses 

etc,  3522  Arnold  st,  6 m $4 

Darrow  A to  J O’Hern,  March  2,  horse  etc. 

429  25th  st,  6 m $2 

Doyle  M J to  A Schafhauser,  Apl  1,  furn, 

etc,  187  Van  Buren  st,  3 m . . . $1 

Devine  E to  A Milke,  April  1,  horse  and 

buggy, , July  1 $1 

Dreyer  J to  C Williams,  Apl  2,  horses,  etc, 

— Birlin  st,  4 m $ 

DeWolfe  W T to  E T Brown,  April  3,  furn 

etc,  218  65th  st,  6 m $ 

Davis  P to  H A Pemberton,  Apl  2,  piano 

3240  Ashland  av,  Sept  1 $ 

Ewert  C to  C Williams,  April  1,  fnrn,  etc, 

1051  Madison  st,  4 m $ 

Eschmeyer  H to  W N Alley,  Apr  6,  furn 

etc,  3648  Vincennes  av,  3 in.  . . $1 

Eagle  J A to  L C Wachsmuth, , fnrn. 

etc,  375  Warren  av $2 

Freeman  A to  F Miller,  Apr  7,  saloon,  — , 

2y  6# $5 

Fassett  E K to  W W Charles,  April  2,  furn 

etc,  18  Aldine  sq,  4 m $4 

Frank  S N to  T Rose,  Apl  2,  horse  etc  — 


$1 


Fredericks  G io  H T Flentie,  April  1,  furn 

stock  and  machy,  Wheeling,  1 y $1 

Foster  F to  W H King,  Apl  2,  furn  etc,  351 

Division  st,  6 m ....$ 

Foote  A to  J Wyman,  Apl  2,  furn,  etc,  13 

Beethoven  pi,  6 m $ 

Flagler  P to  0 F Malcolm.  Mch  31,  furn, 

645  Orchard  st,  6 m $ 

Fenn  J J to  C Babcock,  Apr  5,  furn  wag 

on  etc,  4m $ 

Ford  C to  F J Mackey,  April  2,  furn,  etc. 

1110  Bowen  av,  Oct  10 $3 

Freund  M to  R Isham,  Mch  13,  saloon,  153 

Canalport  av,  3 m $* 

Fries  N to  H Detmer,  Mch  25,  piano,  447  c 

26th  st,  23  m $G 

Foster  G R to  W H King,  Apl  1,  piano,  441 

Jackson  st ij  - 

Graves  S to  D Zemansky,  Apl  1,  furn,  etc 
516  State  st,  16  m f-'P 


REAL  ESTATE  ANI)  BUILDING  JOITHNAT 


221 


,y  E to  J P Gray,  Apr  5,  horses  etc,  175  , 

Ontario  st,  3 in $279 

man  J 0 to  E T Brown,  Apl  2,  turn  etc 

64  Madison  st,  6 $130 

)ss  A J to  L McOance,  Apl  3,  turn,  etc, 

37  Wabash  av,  mthly  etc $300 

)th  H W to  E T Brown,  March  29,  turn 

tc,  380  Wells  st,  6 m $44 

ylord  CtoFL  Cook  & Co,  Apl  1,  horse 

itc,  3144  Indiana  av,  6 m $81 

bert  G A to  E T Brown,  Apl  5,  turn  etc 

iO  16th  st,  6 $490 

y 0 V to  O Resenthal,  April  3,  barber’s 

ihop,  111  Monroe  st,  1 y $C5° 

aves  W W to  W N Alley,  April  1.  piano, 

lustin,  $1!5 

inen  D F to  E F Brown,  April  1,  horses 

itc,  842  Hubbard  st,  3 m $59 

nther  P S to  F J Mackey,  April  1,  turn 

3tc,  34  Delaware  pi,  4 m $35 

irdon  C to  E R Walker,  March  29,  piano’ 

Etavenswood.  3 m $07 

een  F A to  E T Brown,  Apr  5,  turn  etc, 

1246  Madison  st,  6 $08 

irrow  M R to  E T Brown,  Apl  6,  turn 

ate,  637  w 12th  st,  3 m $70 

ihman  A to  J Wyman,  April  3,  turn,  etc, 

177  La  Salle  st.  1 m $( 

ihn  J to  S Glatter,  Apl  2,  turn,  etc,  215 

Augusta  st,  6 m $■ 

irris  E L to  F H Trude,  Mch  20,  turn  etc 

75  Dearborn  av,  6m. $160 

aemer  N to  F J Mackey,  April  1,  wagon 

etc,  720  North  Park  av,  2 m $53 

artgie  W to  C Wyman,  march  30,  horses 

etc,  422  n Lincoln  st,  6 m $135 

anson  0 to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co,  Jan’y  15, 

saloon,  265  Milwaukee  av,  6 m $200 

artman  L E to  W N Alley,  April  1,  turn. 

etc,  249  Halsted  st,  7 m $ 

ickman  J L to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Mch 
17,  billiard  goods,  3712  Ellis  av,  6 m. . $90 
esser  P to  J Klenk,  Apr  7,  wagons  etc, 

2546  State  st,  2 y $250 

enka  L to  S Hyman,  Apr  6,  turn  etc, 

1017  n Halsted  st.  60  ds $61 

owlitt  J R to  J Gillespie,  April  3,  piano, 

62  Nixon  st,  13  $100 

err  F H to  J J Owen,  April  1,  turn,  etc, 

Lyons,  4 m $76 

aim  S to  O P Snyder,  Mch  29,  turn,  etc, 

9 Gurley  st,  6 $66 

otchkiss  S S to  J K Bigelow,  Apl  1,  bak- 
ery, 632  Lake  st,  1 y $800 

omer  J to  0 P Snyder.  Mch  30,  turn,  etc,^ 

3801  Wentworth  av,  6 m $73 

irst  J to  T Ritchie,  Mch  1,  turn  etc,  954 

Milwaukee  av,  Feb  27,  ’87 $94 

ofma  W to  J Fireling,  Apr  3,  cows  etc, 

Lake,  2 y $200 

odges  D B to  L A W Brush,  Apl  1,  piano 

115  Seeley  av,  2 m $120 

arrison  G M to  J W Lusk,  Apr  6,  piano, 

52  31st  st,  3 $32 

eroy  C L to  C E Wyman,  Apr  6,  turn 

etc,  62  St  Johns  pi,  6 m $104 

nster  A W to  Studebaker  Bros  Mfg  Co, 

Apr  3,  carriage, , Feb  2 $500 

oulihan  C to  W S Lasher,  Apr  7,  cows 

etc,  3300  Ashland  av,  4 m $240 

urlbut  N L and  F to  O F Malcolm,  April 
2,  turn  etc,  1202  Oakwood  bd,  6 m..  .$132 
ig’waldson  J to  F J Mackey,  mch  25,  turn 

etc,  1225  n Western  av,  July  29 $39 

ames  E to  W W Charles,  Apr  5,  turn  etc, 

1096  Fulton  st,  4 m $115 

arvis  A to  R Isham,  March  29,  turn,  etc, 

148  n Jefferson  st,  3 m $24 

ostizeski  J to  ET  Brown,  Apl  3,  barber 

shop,  191  Clark  st,  6 m $68 

err  E D to  J H Spear,  Apl  2,  turn  etc,  54 

Goeth  st,  6 $97 

Seating  N to  W S Lasher,  Mch  27,  turn 

and  piano,  433  Monroe  st,  7 m $96 

ialt  J to  E R Walker,  Apr  5.  turn  etc,  360 

n Franklin  st,  2 m $41 

dley  J to  M Kiley,  Apr  6,  horse  etc,  127 

Brown  st,  2 y $500 

.ennedy  A to  W N Alley,  Apr  5,  turn  etc,  18 

Aberdeen  st,  6 m $120 

ielow  C to  W N Alley,  Apl  1,  turn,  etc,  53 

Mohawk  st,  6 m $129 

Kennedy  E C to  W N Alley,  Mch  30,  turn, 

etc,  3101  Groveland  av,  6 m $162 

liaison  M to  J Struevey,  March  30,  barber 

shop,  11  n Clark  st,  3 m $100 

irochter  C to  C Wyman,  Apr  3,  wagon, 

414  Randolph  st,  3 m $121 

Luhn  H W to  M L Pemberton,  Apl  2,  turn 

, etc,  1645  Clark  st,  Oct  2 $37 

Jioehler  A to  M L Pemberton,  Apl  3,  turn, 

etc,  33  Zion  pi,  4 m $41 

junt  G W to  J W Lusk,  Mch  27,  turn  etc, 


3543  Dearborn  st,  3 m . 


jeon  J to  A Eichhold,  Apl  1,  turn  etc,  341 

16th  st,  20  $3,000 

ynch  C and  A to  A G Warner,  March  15, 


market,  Englewood $195 

Lespinasse  G to  C Williams,  Apl  2,  turn, 

etc,  2141  Michigan  av,  7 m $232 

Lynn  J A to  W H King,  April  3,  furn,  etc, 

195  5th  av,  8 $126 

Masse  A to  R Isham,  Mch  29,  furn,  etc,  96^ 

Clybourne  av,  6 m $94 

Murray  J B to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Mch  31, 

billiard  goods,  1632  State  st,  5 m $75 

Moore  BMtoT  Balch,  Apl  2,  billiard  ta-^ 

ble  etc,  $195 

Moore  N O to  W W Charles,  Apr  5,  press 

etc,  1601  State  st,  3 $66 

Mackey  S P to  S Williams,  Feb  11,  dry 

goods  etc,  4 $812 

Merritt  J to  J Rathbouc,  Apr  5,  horses  etc, 

81  McAlister  pi,  Dec  1 $375 

McElligot  A M to  W B Thompson,  Apr  5, 

furn  etc,  4245  Emerald  av,  7 m $190 

MacHarg  W S to  B Williams,  Apr  6,  turn 

etc,  747  n Park  av,  1 y $250 

Miller  J to  W N Alley,  Mch  29,  turn  and 

piano,  5712  La  Salle  st,  3 m $120 

Manning  M V to  W N Alley,  Apr  3,  furn 

etc,  115  Walnut  st,  6 m $37 

Magnus  D to  E F Brown,  March  31,  furn,^ 

etc,  99  Blue  Island  av,  6 m $91 

Munthe  W L to  F J Mackey,  Apl  1,  furn, 

etc,  63  Milton  av,  4 $39 

Morton  J S to  F J Mackey,  mch  25,  furn, 

etc,  350  Wabash  av,  3 m $111 

Miller  G to  G R Jarvis,  April  1,  furn  and 

piano,  3825  Langley  av,  3 m $165 

Mather  F C to  J J Owen,  Apl  1,  furn  etc,  116 

30th  st,  6 $6°0 

Morgan  M and  N H to  J D Spear,  Mch  23, 

furn  etc,  176  Peoria  st $36 

Masset  F to  J D Spear,  Mch  23,  furn,  etc, 

$ 1 ** 

Marden  E B to  C A Tousey,  Mch  31,  furn, 

etc,  464  n Franklin  st,  3 m $82 

Mann  R to  C A Tousey,  April  1,  furn,  etc, 

489  Clark  st,  4 $49 

Mudgett  R A to  E D Cook,  Jan  2,  furn  etc, 

295  Hermitage  av,  3 m $201 

McCarthy  W to  W W Charles,  Apl  1,  hor- 
ses, etc,  470  Clark  st,  4 m $1,053 

McLean  J H to  A B Magoun,  mch  31,  furn 

etc,  331  Madison  st,  1 m $35 

Mason  J to  C C Wagner,  Apl  1,  furn,  etc, 

623)4  Canal  st,  1 y $9® 

Olson  W to  J H Spear,  Apl  5,  furn  etc,  — , 

Oak  st,  6 $97 

O’Brien  M J to  C Williams,  mcIi  30,  horses 

etc,  85  n Ann  st,  5 $65 

Peck  Z C to  W S Wharton,  Mch  29,  furn, 

etc,  123  Monroe  st,  July  11  $300 

Peyton  D B to  M L Pemberton,  March  31, 

furn  etc,  2716  Dearborn  st,  4 m $36 

Pobst  S to  G D Coughtry,  March  22,  furn, 

etc,  1243  Michigan  av,  18  m $537 

Pitter  J F to  W N Alley,  Apr  5,  furn  and 

piano.  162  24th  st,  2 m $38 

Poyer  J to  F J Mackey,  Mch  27,  furn  etc, 

217  Michigan  av,  4 $4°3 

Phalen  A to  J H Hunt,  April  1,  furn,  etc, 

767  Sheffield  ave,  7 $148 

Plessne  H to  W Lumley,  April  3,  furn  etc, 

193  La  Sail0'  st,  90  ds $20 

Quincy  A V to  W W Charles,  Apr  5,  furn 

etc,  335  Western  av $165 

Rushworth  D to  A Smith,  Apl  3,  horse  etc, 

1368  Bonney  st,  30  ds $50 

Rosenstein  D H to  E T Brown,  Apr  5,  furn 

etc,  125  Superior  st,  4 m $74 

Reynolds  J P to  W W Charles,  Apl  2,  furn 
and  piano,  244  Sangamon  st,  4 m . . . $143 
Rulfey  E C to  F J Mackey,  April  3,  furn 

etc,  228  Western  av,  3 m $61 

Rowland  E F to  F J Mackey,  Mch  30,  furn 
©tc  Xjcik©  •«  ••••••  ••••  ••••  ••••  ••••  $116 

Railway  Age  Pub  Co  to  Post,  Martin  & Co, 

Mch  27,  The  Railway  Age  Ry  Car, , 

y y $4,500 

Riddering  H to  J Fireling,  Apr  3,  cows 

etc,  Lake,  2 $200 

Rivenburgh  A M to  E A Beach,  Apl  2,  furn 

etc,  85  Dearborn  st,  23  m $251 

Ravenot  H R to  E F Brown,  Apl  1,  wagon 

horses,  etc,  83  13th  pi $220 

Raabe  E to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co,  Dec  25,  sa- 
loon, 232  n Sangamon  st,  7 m $450 

Russell  D P to  F J Mackey,  April  1,  furn, 

188  Halsted  st,  3 $121 

Rhuby  M to  J Holmes,  Apr  2,  furn  etc, 

658  Morgan  st,  Sept  9 $62 

Robinson  G A to  R T Brown,  April  3,  hor- 
ses, etc,  17  s May  st,  2 m $525 

Redlehuber  L to  M A Satterly,  Apl  1,  pi- 
ano, 430  Belden  av,  1 y $118 

Scheaffer  H to  E T Brown,  April  1,  furn 

etc,  495  n Clark  st,  6 m $65 

Scott  S W to  W H King,  April  3,  furn  etc, 

177  La  Salle  st,  6 m $38 

Shanley  M A to  J D Spear,  Mch  25,  furn, 

etc,  160  18th  st,  1 m $85 

Soehlbrand  L G to  W N Alley,  Apr  2,  furn 


etc,  1350  Diversey  av,  3 m $39 

Spencer  E A to  W N Alley,  Apl  1,  furn  etc ^ 

49  Morgan  st,  5 m • $55 

Shannon  J N to  J H Spear,  April  2,  furn 

etc,  34  Halsted  st,  6 in $195 

Snowstein  H to  W N Alley,  Mch  31,  furn, 

etc,  477  Wells  st,  6 m $98 

Storch  M to  J J Owen,  March  30,  furn  etc, 

247  Orchard  st,  4 $94 

Smith  C W to  J J Owen,  Apl  1,  restaurant 

136  s Water  st,  3 m $99 

Shiebner  E W to  J D Spear,  April  1,  furn 

etc.  322  Wells  st,  9 m $71 

Spicer  G L to  L G Kirkland,  Mch  29,  furn 

etc,  763  Van  Buren  st,  6 m $130 

Sam  born  G G to  G W Parker,  Mch  30,  hor- 
ses, etc,  Evanston,  Oct  1 $115 

Strahan  S to  M Wolfarth,  April  1,  mould- 
ings, etc, $400 

Smith  C A to  C E Wyman,  Apr  5,  horses_ 

etc,  25  n Western  av $51 

Spencer  J J to  G Wyman,  Apr  2,  horse 

etc,  469  w 15th  st,  3 m $100 

Trimmer  A E D to  W M Dreeley,  Mch  27, 

furn,  etc,  3600  Vernon  av $500 

Timmerman  W V to  C T Demond,  Apl  2, 

furn  etc,  244  Superior  st,  30  ds $350 

Viscovict  J to  M Bosnach,  Apr  6,  furn  etc, 

124  5th  av,  Mch  20 $1,300 

Van  Eitzen  J to  S Richardson,  March  30, 

furn,  etc,  Jefferson,  3 m $65 

Wilcox  C S to  G Glen,  Mch  30,  horses  etc, 

512  Wabash  av,  mthly $235 

Welke  W to  J Groffy,  Apl  5,  barber  shop, 

2146  Archer  av,  10  m $175 

Walmsley  W to  R F Ludwig,  Mch  15,  furn 


.$402 


etc,  La  Grange,  2 y 
Williams  E to  W Wooldridge,  Apl  2,  furn, 

etc,  42  s Peoria  st,  1 y $200 

W’hiting  C to  W W Charles,  April  1,  furn, 

etc,  138  Sherman  st,  4 m $57 

Welsh  C to  M Howard,  April  2,  furn,  etc, 

233  34th  st,  6 $300 

Vareck  E to  J B Muir,  Apl  1,  furn,  etc,  487 

State  st,  mthly $1,160 

Walker  C to  E N Bangs,  mch  30,  furn  etc, 

349  Elm  st,  1 y $500 

Wolff  E to  J Wyman,  March  29,  furn,  etc, 

2524  s Halsted  st,  2 m $107 

Weber  F to  N J Edmonds,  Apr  3,  wagons 
etc, , 8 m $400 


,i  r im;m 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

97965  Emma  Moore  v John  Swanson. 


Plff 


.$59 


remits  $5,  mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $995. 
95687  John  J McGrath  v Frank  R Baker.  On 
ver,  $144.83. 

83549  J M W Jones  S & P Co  v Oliver  P My- 
ers. By  deflt,  $2,179.21  and  sci  fa.  Dis 
as  to  G S Fursman  and  R Nelson. 

101189  Simon  Kohn  et  al  v Isaac  Kahn.  On 
findg,  $179.50  and  gen  and  sped  exn. 

7903  Ellen  O’Brien  v John  Swanson.  Mo  n 
t denied  and  judgt.  $20.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

8193  D B Scully  v Gregory  Vigeant.  Mo  n 
t denied  and  judgt,  $1,441.76.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

96111  Rose  A Moran  v C F Wihe.  Mo  n t 
withdrawn  and  judgt,  $750. 

93319  Town  of  N Chicago  v Patrick  Loftus. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $30,000  debt, 
$2,263.46  das,  debt  to  be  discharged,  etc. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

96729  Buffalo  Batting  Co  v S Dexter  Lud- 
den.  Same  and  judgt,  $2,000.  Same. 
96184  Rufus  King  v Elizabeth  Scrafield. 

Same  and  judgt,  $250.  Same. 

95114  Charles  P Youne  et  al  v Nathan 
Strauss  and  Lucas  Sellsberger.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt,  $352.38. 

95067  John  B Scully  et  al  v John  E Norton. 

Same  and  judgt,  $2,000. 

94537  John  Baier  v Anglo-Am  P & P Co. 
Same  and  judgt,  $7,500.  Appl;  bond  in  20 
ds  and  bill  ex  in  60  ds. 

91976  Adolph  Strauss  et  al  v Arthur  Arm- 
strong. By  deflt,  $168.38  and  sped  exn. 
10  20  25  First  Nat  Bk  v Consumers  Gas  Fuel 
& Light  Co.  By  deflt,  $1,489.50. 

102040  George  A Morrison  et  al  v Frederick 
M Barber  and  Charles  H Hartman.  Same 
$396.83  and  sci  fa. 

102047  Louis  Hirsch  v Israel  M Kohn.  Same 
$380.13. 

101771  People,  use,  etc,  v Moses  Foley.  John 
M Dunphy  and  George  Wilson.  Same, 
$10,300  debt  and  4,954.54  das,  debt  to  be 
deschgd  etc. 

101729  George  Earl  et  al  v H F Vehmeyer. 
Same,  $773.77. 

101336  Sigmund  Jacobz  et  al  v David  Sam- 
son and  Wm  Freedman.  Same,  $839.80. 
102029  Emil  Caiman  et  al  v Henry  F Drake. 
Same,  $309.35  and  sci  fa. 


102021  E Matthews  v Martin  M Prince. 
Same,  $615.13. 

101799  Sloss  Furnace  Co  v Arthur  B Walker 
and  W L Brown.  By  deflt,  $7,892. 

101988  Esber  B Pihl  et  al  v James  F Stevens. 

Same,  $345.58  and  sci  fa. 

101940  Albert  Morse  et  al  v Frederick  M 
Barber  and  Charles  H Hartman.  Same, 
$1,505.71  and  sci  fa. 

102137  George  I Cook  et  al  v same.  Same, 
$718.33.  Same. 

101830  A II  Rice  et  al  v Wm  A and  I rank  II 
Evans.  Same,  $2,007  and  sped  exn. 

101807  Julius  Kauffman  et  al  v Philip  H 
Goldberg.  Same.  $763.98. 

101942  Grand  Crossing  Tack  Co  v Thomas  J 
Gannon  and  James  J McGrath.  Same, 
$208.81.  , 
102120  Welton  Marks  v C D Shepherd. 
Same,  $255.50. 

102138  George  S Harris  et  al  v Ornn  A Peck 
and  Arthur  T Lane.  Same,  $367.51. 

97682  Guyler  L Co  v A P F Elder.  Same, 
$294. 

97684  Noel  B Soydeu,  use,  etc,  v Sidney  A 
Kent.  On  ver,  $2,000  debt,  $959.65  das. 
101862  Eilert  Schumacher  et  al  v George  W 
Straight.  By  deflt,  $430.47. 

102224  Charles  Gilbert  et  al  v Henry  C Smith. 
Same,  $1,100. 

101884  George  L Chapman  v Charles  D 
Blackburn.  Same,  $603.50. 

102220  Frederick|C  Wells  v Riverside  Steel 
Casting  Co,  Wm  S Brewster  and  A H 
Pierce.  Same,  $250. 

101180  L Lowenstein  et  al  v Isaac  Kahn.  By 
stip.  $437.30  and  gen  and  sped  exn. 

101197  Jacob  Harzberg  et  al  v same.  Same, 
$155.75.  Same. 

101108  Levy  Goldsmith  et  al  v same.  Same, 
$695.66.  Same. 

101199  M H Marks  et  al  v same.  Same, 
$864.50.  Same. 

111200  Charles  Roth  v same.  Same,  $4,000. 
Same. 

101201  Valentine  Schneidecker  et  al  v same. 
Same,  $496.  Same. 

101202  M Oeltinger  v same.  Same,  $800. 
Same, 

101203  Brock  & Wiener  v same.  Same,  $9/9. 
Same. 

101211  Abraham  Kirchbaum  v same.  Same, 
$433.50.  Same. 

101229  Mendel  Berman  et  al  v same.  Same, 
$666.98.  Same. 

101230  David  Kahn  v same.  Same,  $137,12. 
Same. 

101231  Isaac  L Straus  et  al  v same. 

$260.29.  Same. 

101232  Fetcheimer  Bros  & Co  v same. 

$397.75.  Same. 

101233  Goodman  Bros  & Co  v same. 

$950.  Same. 

101234  Lewis  WT  Brock  et  al  v same. 

$994.  Same. 

101915  Ferdinand  Siegel  et  al  v Max  Fried- 
lander.  By  deflt,  $4,502.29. 

101916  Same  v J M Linderman.  Same, 
$275.50. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

51351  Wm  Gilbert  v Matthew  W Pinkerton. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $500.  Appl; 
bond  in  20  ds  and  bill  ex  in  40  ds. 

51556  W H Stodke  v Marinette  Iron  Works. 
Same  and  judgt,  $40. 

51586  Margaret  Halley  v James  O’Brien. 
Plff  remits  $200,  mo  n t denied  and  judgt, 
$500.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 
45933  Roman  Schmidt  v Henry  Harmann. 

On  findg,  $675.  Satisfied. 

51197  Hans  B Wenzer  v City.  On  finding, 
$230.  . 

50834  John  McEwen  et  al  v Archibald  Camp- 
bell. $16.75  and  proc. 


Same. 


Same, 

Same, 

Same, 


BILLS  OK  SALK 

Covel  M to  H P Wright,  Oct  2,  machmr’y, 

Lind  Block  (security  for  loans) $1,140 

De  Clerque  H to  G Brumder, “ Deut- 
sche Post’,  and  “Chicago  Revell,” $1 

Gierszewski  J to  T Jaszkowski,  April  1, 

house,  59  Cornell  st $800 

Jaszkowski  T to  K Gierszewski,  April  1, 

house,  39  Cornell  st .$850 

Stewart  W G to  W G Hanchett,  Apl  3,  res 

taurant,  Hyde  Park .$150 

Schulz  W to  C Wagner,  April  1,  bldg,  563^ 

Perry  R to  W McGregor  & Co,  March  26, 

machy  etc,  51  Jefferson  st $150 

Cody  E E to  M E David,  Nov  11,  furn  and 

piano, $550 

Berry  M to  J Berry,  Mch  8,  piano, .$50 

Crooks  T to  A M Cook,  April  4,  furn  etc, 

691  13th  pi $300 

Dunn  W C to  L E Iveland,  July  22,  fum 
etc,  State  and  Adams  sts $1,500 


RE  AT,  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Hawkes  G M to  M Kendrick,  Apl  1,  mar- 
ket, 200  Madison  st $150 

He  Clerque  H to  F Miller,  Apr  5,  printing 

office,  70  5th  av $304 

Walker  M to  P Taylor,  Apr  5,  grocery  etc, 

374  Cottage  Grove  av $500 

Riddering  H to  \V  Hofinan,  Apr  2,  house 
Lake $300 


CHICAGO  CITY  COISClh, 

The  following  list  of  streets  where  im- 
provements have  been  ordered  to  be  made 
the  present  year,  have  been  reported  by  the 
Journal  as  the  ordinances  were  passed,  but 
we  repeat  them  in  this  condensed  form, 
convenience  of  reference: 

OEDAK  BLOCK  PAVEMENT. 

Liberty  st,  betwn  Jefferson  andHalsted. 

Van  Buren  st,  bet  California  and  Kedzie. 
Polk  st,  bet  Ogden  and  Robey. 

Western  av,  bet  Van  Buren  and  Ogden. 
Schiller  st,  bet  Clark  and  Dearborn. 

Robey  st,  bet  Polk  and  12th. 

Schiller  st,  bet  Wells  and  Sedgwick. 

Cottage  Grove  av.  bet  22d  and  30th  sts. 
Milwaukee  av,  bet  North  av  and  Western. 
Van  Buren  st,  betWestern  av  and  California. 
Honore  st,  bet  Adams  and  Harrison. 

Indiana  av,  bet  30th  st  and  Douglas. 

Carroll  av,  bet  Ashland  and  Leavitt  st. 
Quincy  st,  bet  Desplaines  and  Halsted. 
Robey  st,  bet  Ogden  and  Polk. 

Robey  st,  bet  Chicago  av  and  Division. 
Twenty-fourth  st,  bet  Hanover  and  Butler. 
Wentworth  av,  bet  23d  and  Egan. 

Clarkson  st,  bet  Washington  and  Lake. 
Indiana  ave,  bet  22d  and  29th. 

Division  st,  bet  Canal  and  River. 

Alley,  bet  Washington  and  Park  av. 

Halsted  st,  bet  River  and  Division. 

Erie  st,  bet  Milwaukee  and  Curtis. 

Erie  st,  bet  Ashland  and  Leavitt. 

Depuyster  st,  bet  Desplaines  and  Halsted. 
Newberry  st,  bet  Maxwell  and  W 14th. 
Morgan  st,  bet  Lake  and  Fulton. 

Robey  st,  bet  Lake  and  W Indiana. 

Aberdeen  st,  bet  Harrison  and  W Polk. 
Twenty-third  st,  betWentworth  and  Hanover. 
Front  st,  bet  Sangamon  and  Carpenter. 
Sangamon  st;  bet  Chicago  and  C & N W Ry. 
Curtis  st,  bet  Fulton  and  W Huron. 
Eighteenth  st,  bet  Canal  and  Union. 

Twenty  first  st  bet  Blue  Island  and  Western. 
Ada  st,  bet  Randolph  and  Carroll. 

St.  John’s  place,  bet  Carroll  av  and  Arbor  pi. 
N Centre  st,  bet  Milwaukee  and  Augusta. 
Paulina  st,  bet  Chicago  and  W Division. 
Dearborn  st,  bet  22d  and  26th. 

Chestnut  st,  bet  Clark  and  N Wells. 
Twenty-fourth  st,  bet  Halsted  and  Auburn. 
Cornelia  st,  bet  Milwaukee  and  Ashland  av. 
Bunker  st,  bet  Canal  and  Halsted. 

North  Franklin,  bet  Chicago  av  and  Division. 
Sedgwick  st,  bet  Division  and  North  av. 
Wesson  st,  bet  Oak  and  Division. 

Larrabee  st,  bet  Webster  av  and  Fullerton  av. 
Alley,  bet  North  State  and  Cass. 

Archer  av,  bet  Halsted  and  S B Chicago  riv. 
Alley,  bet  Wood  and  Lincoln  av. 

Alley,  bet  Clark  and  Chicago  av. 

Chicago  av,  bet  Clark  and  N B Chicago  riv. 
Morgan  st,  bet  West  Harrison  and  W 12th. 
Paulina  st,  bet  West  Madison  and  W Lake. 
Clinton,  bet  Van  Buren  and  West  Harrison. 
Jefferson,  bet  Van  Buren  and  “ “ 

Laflin  st,  bet  Taylor  and  West  Twelfth. 

Astor  st,  bet  Scott  and  Schiller. 

Goethe  st,  bet  Wells  and  Sedgwick. 

Idaho  st,  bet  Van  Buren  and  W Harrison. 
Oakley  av,  bet  Adams  and  Ogden  av. 

Morgan  st,  bet  Washington  and  W Randolph. 
Maple  st,  bet  Dearborn  av  and  North  State. 
Paulina  st,  bet  Madison  and  West  Jackson. 
Clinton  st,  bet  Madison  and  W Van  Buren. 
West  Monroe  st,  bet  Throop  and  Loomis. 
Johnson  st,  bet  West  12th  and  West  14th. 
Chestnut  st,  bet  Rush  and  Pine. 

Southport,  bet  Clybourn  and  Fullerton. 
Huron  st,  bet  State  and  Pine. 

Walton  st,  bet  State  and  Pine. 

Huron  st,  bet  Clark  and  Franklin. 

W J-2  Cott  Grove,  bet  University  and  College. 
Brown  st,  bet  Taylor  and  12th. 

Paulina  st,  bet  North  and  Wabansia. 
Eighteenth  st,  bet  Ashland  and  Wood. 

Wood  st,  bet  Harrison  and  12th. 

Mather  st,  bet  Desplaines  and  Halsted. 
Indiana  av,  bet  Douglas  and  Egan. 

Vernon  av,  bet  29th  and  30th. 

Nineteenth  st,  bet  Centre  ave  and  Bine  Isld. 
Twentieth  st,  bet  Halsted  and  Centre. 

Robey  st,  bet  Division  and  Bryson. 

West  Indiana,  bet  Halsted  and  Ashland. 
Morgan,  bet  Indiana  and  Milwaukee. 


Sangamon,  bet  Monroe  aed  Harrison. 

W Twentieth  st,  bet  Throop  and  Blue  Island. 
School  st,  bet  Jefferson  and  Desplaines. 
Sigel  st,  bet  Wells  and  Sedgwick. 

Allport  av,  bet  16th  and  19th. 

GRANITE  PAVEMENT. 

Alley,  bet  13th  and  14th. 

Clark  st,  bet  Jackson  and  Polk. 

Fifth  av,  bet  Madison  and  Randolph. 
Madison  st,  bet  State  and  Clark. 

Dearborn  st;  bet  Randolph  and  South  Water 

MACADAM  PAVEMENT. 

Dearborn  st,  bet  33d  and  Egan  av. 

Schiller  st,  bet  North  State  and  Lake  Sh  Dv’e. 
Rhodes  av,  bet  University  pi  and  College  pi. 
South  Dearborn,  bet  26th  and  27th. 

Prairie  av,  bet  33d  and  Douglas. 

CURBING  AND  PILLING. 

St  Clair  st;  bet  Indiana  and  Superior. 
Pearson  st,  bot  N’th  Wells  and  W Terminus. 
Mather  st,  bet  Desplaines  and  Halsted. 
Arthington  st,  bet  Centre  and  Lytle. 
Hastings  st,  bet  Blue  Island  and  Aslilahd  av. 
Johnson  st  w,  Fourteenth  and  Wright. 
Loomis  st,  bdt  W Twelfth  and  W 14th. 
Newberry  av.  bet  West  12th  and  Maxwell. 
West  Congress  st,  bet  Halsted  and  Centre  av. 
Sebor  st,  bet  Desplaines  and  Halsted. 

PILLING  OVER  SEWER. 

W Congress,  bet  Campbell  and  Rockwell. 
Hermitage  av,  bet  West  Polk  afld  W 12th. 
Kendall  st,  bet  W Polk  and  W Taylor. 

Cicero  st,  bet  W Van  Buren  and  W Harrison 

GRAVELING. 

Rush  st,  bet  Erie  and  Chicago  av. 

STREET  ASPHALT  PAVEMENT. 

Roadway  of  Aldine  square. 


THE  RIVER  AN I)  HARBOR  BIlA. 

The  total  appropriation  for  the  improve- 
ment of  rivers  and  harbors,  as  fixed  by  the 
House  Committee,  is  $15,164,200.  The  bill 
includes  appropriations  for  two  years,  as 
they  will  become  available  immediately 
upon  the  passage  of  the  bill,  and  continue 
through  the  next  fiscal  year.  We  give  below 
the  main  items  in  the  bill: 

New  York — Buffalo  harber,  $150,000; 
Buttermilk  Channel,  $75,000;  Rouse’s  Point 
Breakwater,  $20,000;  Carnarsie  Bay,  $5,000; 
Charlotte  harbor,  $10,000;  Dunkirk  harbor, 
$10,000;  Flushing  Bay,  $10,000;  Gawanus 
Bay  channel,  $7,500;  Great  Sodus  Bay,  $15,- 
000,  Greenport,  $5,000;  Little  Sodus  Bay, 
$12,500;  Oak  Orchard,  $2,500;  Ogdensburg, 
$10,000;  Oswego,  $95,500;  Rondout,  $2,500; 
Sheepshead  Bay,  $5,000;  channel  between 
Staten  Island  and  New  Jersey,  $15,000;  Hell 
Gate  $150,000;  East  Chester  Creek,  $10,000; 
Hudson  River,  $15,000;  Newtown  Creek  and 
Bay,  $50,000. 

New  Jersey — Raritan  Bay,  $30,000;  Maurice 
River,  $5,000;  Passaic  Piver,  $35,000;  Rari- 
tan River,  $35,000;  South  River,  $5,000 
Shrewsbury  River,  $10,000, 

Rhode  Island — Block  Island  Breakwater, 
$8,000;  Newport  harbor,  $12,500;  Paw- 
tucket River,  $25,000;  Providence  and  Nar- 
ragansett  Bay,  $25,OoO. 

Connecticut — Connecticut  River,  below 
Hartford,  $35,000;  Housatonic  River,  $5,000 
Thames  River,  $30,000;  Bridgeport  harbor, 
$20,000;  Black  Rock,  $5,000;  New  Haven 
Breakwater,  $100,000;  New  Haven  harbor, 
$20,000;  New  Londen,  $20,000;  Norwalk, 
$3,000;  Stonington,  $20,000. 

For  the  Mississippi  River,  appropriations 
are  proposed  as  follows:  From  St.  Paul  to 
Des  Moines  Rapids,  $560,000;  Des  Moines 
Rapids  to  the  mouth  of  the  Illinois  River, 
$200,000;  from  the  Illinois  River  to  the  Ohio 
River,  $500,000;  from  Cairo  to  the  head  of 
the  Passes,  including  the  correction  of  the 
Vicksburg  and  Greenville  bonds,  $2,225,000; 
surveys  of  the  Mississippi,  between  the 
Passes  and  head  water,  $75,000;  for  removal 
of  obstructions,  $70,000;  for  reservoirs, 
$50,000;  and  for  snag  boats,  $30,000. 


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THE  TREASURE  WA8T-BASKKT. 

Down  in  the  basement  of  the  Treasury 
Department,  writes  a Washington  corres- 
pondent, is  a room  in  which  about  a dozen 
girls  sit  and  sort  over  the  waste  paper  which 
has  accummlated  from  the  work  of  the  day 
before  by  the  twenty-five  hundred  clerks  in 
in  the  room  above.  All  of  the  waste  paper 
in  the  department  is  transferred  to  this 
room  by  the  sweepers  at  the  close  of  each 
day.  Then  the  girls  go  over  it  carefully, 
piece  by  piece,  and  they  frequently  make 
very  valuable  discoveries.  Not  long  ago  ten 
thousand  dollars’  worth  of  bonds  were  found 
in  a waste  basket  in  the  office  of  the  Comp- 
troller of  the  Currency,  and  there  was  a 
great  howl  about  it  at  the  time,  but  in  the 
and  nobody  was  punished  for  the  gross 
carelessness;  but  such  large  sumes  as  this 
seldom  find  their  way  into  the  sorting  room. 
The  principal  discoveries  are  pen-holders 
and  stationery  which  has  been  accidentally 
dropped  into  the  waste-basked,  Sometimes 
a valuable  document  disappears  in  an  un- 
accountable manner  from  the  files  of  the 
department.  The  rooms  are  ransacked,  and 
every  one  connected  with  the  division  be- 
comes well-nigh  crazy. 

Asa  last  resort  the  waste  paper  room  is 
appealed  to.  In  nine  chances  out  of  ten,  if 
the  paper  has  been  disposed  of  in  that  way 
the  girls  will  find  it.  They  have  become 
remarkably  expert  in  sorting  over  this  rub- 
bish. A girl  will  take  a mass  of  it  in  her 
hands,  and,  in  less  than  the  time  it  takes  to 
tell  it,  her  sharp  eyes  will  have  seen  all  the 
different  pieces,  and  if  there  is  even  a scrap 
that  looks  as  though  it  might  be  valuable,  it 
is  carefully  laid  aside  for  future  examination. 
Experience  has  convinced  the  treasury  offi- 
cials that  these  girls  annually  save  many 
times  their  salaries  to  the  goverment.  The 
sale  of  the  waste  paper  is  one  of  consider- 
able importance,  and  the  revenue  each  year 
is,  in  the  course  of  business,  turned  back 
into  the  treasury,  where  it  belongs. 


of  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  28  39  14.  Dot  10 
in  b 14  in  Ogden’s  add.  Lot  37  in  b 7 in  C 
T’s  sub  iu  w half  of  sec  5 39  14.  Lot  3G  in 
b 2G  in  O T’s  sub.  Sub-lot  G of  lot  2 in  n 
half  of  b 13,  in  C T’s  sub.  Lot  7 in  b 27  in 
C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Sub-lot  8 of  sub 
lots  23  to  27  and  33  in  Butterfield’s  addn. 
Lot  18  in  blk  14  in  Newberry’s  add.  The  n 
41  1-2  ft  of  the  w 100  ft  of  sub-lots  1 and  2 
of  lot  10  in  b 16  in  frac  sec  15.  Lot  3 in  b 
9 in  S S add.  Lots  19  to  24,  all  being  in 
Forsythe,  Spear  & Wallace’s  sub  of  b 1,  3 
and  8 of  G W Clark’s  sub  of  e half  of  sw  34 
of  sec  13  39  13.  Lots  18  and  19  in  b 4 of 
Derby  & Wallace’s  sub  of  part  of  nw  qr  of 
nw  qr  of  sec  13  39  13;  b C in  sw  qr  of  sec 
13  39  13;  b 9 in  sw  qr  of  sec  12  39  13.  The 
e 13  ft  of  lot  3 and  the  w 14  ft  of  lot  4 in  b 
8 in  Fort  Dearborn’s  add.  Lot  11  in  b 2 in 
Ellis’s  west  addition.  Lots  1 and  2 in  b 40 
in  S S add.  Lot  8 and  the  w 88  ft  of  lot  7 in 
b 1,  in  Andersonville;  the  e qr  of  sw  qr  of 
ne  qr  of  sec  3G  38  14;  frac  W of  river,  and 
frac  S of  river,  of  the  sw  qr  of  sec  31  37  15. 
Lot  147  in  b 3,  C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14. 
Lots  1 and  8 in  Gano’s  sub  of  part  of  b 10 
C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Lots  13  and  16 
in  b 3.  Lots  13  and  16  in  b 5,  lot  1 in  b 8 
and  lots  9 and  10  in  block  13,  all  in  Linden 
Grove  sub  in  sec  21  38  14.  S.  F.  Hanohett, 
Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Southwest  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  15  38  14. — S. 
F.  Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lots  25  and  26  in  the  sub  of  tbat  part  of 
b 1 lying  w of  Blue  Island  ave,  in  the  C T’s 
sub  of  the  se  se  qr  of  sec  17  39  14;  also  lot 
3 b 30,  Duncan’s  adun. — F.  H.  Mabsh,  U.  S. 
Marshal.  L.  N. 


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That  part  of  s half  of  s half  of  sw  qr  of 
ne  qr  of  sec  3 38  14,  lying  w of  the  center  of 
Vincennes  ave,  and  containing  5 26-100  acs, 
more  or  less,  except  the  north  33  feet  taken 
by  Hyde  Park. — Catharine  L.  Dodge,  Guar- 
dian. L.  N. 


How  to  Decorate. 

— The  latest  effort  in  floral  decoration  is 
to  have  the  table  canopied  with  vines  and 
flowers  resting  on  a network  of  wire. 

— Beautiful  silver  salad  bowls  are  gar- 
landed with  shells  of  a pearly  sheen. 

— Holly  leaves  with  their  natural  berries 
make  a charmingly  effective  border  for  a 
scarf  of  yellow  satin  on  a dinner  table. 

— Drapery  material  is  made  in  such  vast 
varieties  of  texture,  shade  and  value  as 
to  place  it  at  the  disposition  of  those  who 
are  dispused  to  expend  liberally  in  their  se- 
lection, and  with  almost  equal  advantages 
to  those  who  are  limited  to  a more  econom- 
ical outlay.  Silk  is  more  employed  than 
ever  in  upholsteries;  mohair  and  silk  plushes 
are  also  greatly  in  favor.  Turcoman  and 
jute  velours  are  used  for  portieres.  India 
silk  and  Madras  are  in  favor  for  curtains. 

— Many  of  the  new  picture  frames  are 
made  of  mahogany,  without  carving. 

— Long  oblong  tablets,  with  hand-painted 
designs,  are  now  suspended  in  Oriental 
fashion  on  panels  of  doors,  or  walls  of 
apartments,  hung  simply  on  a fancy  nail. 


April  19. 

Lot  3 in  b 4 in  Rogers’  sub  of  ne  qr  of  sw 
qr  of  sec  4 39  14.— H.  T.  Steele,  Master. 
L.  N. 


April  26. 

All  that  part  of  lot  4 in  Hamilton’s  sub 
of  lot  1 of  Caldwell’s  Res.,  lying  w of  the 
present  course  of  the  n branch  of  Chicago 
river,  the  same  being  about  1 1-2  acres,  sit- 
uated in  Jefferson.— Henry  Waller,  Mas- 
ter. L.  N. 


April  21. 

Commencing  at  a point  20  chains  and  4 
links  on  e line  of  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  32 
39  14. — J.  R.  Custer,  Master.  L.  A. 

Lot  26  in  blk  13  in  C T’s  sub  of  se  qr  of 
sec  17  39  14.— H.  L.  Wait,  Master.  L.  A. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 


April  27. — 

Lot  7 in  b 20  in  S F Smith’s  sub  of  se  qr 
of  ne  qr  of  sec  18  39  14;  b 6 in  Assessor’s 
div  of  nw  qr  of  and  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec 
32  39  14;  an  und  half  of  b 31  in  Assessor’s 
div  in  sec  32:  an  und  half  of  b 32  in  same 
div  in  sec  32;  except  the  n 45  ft  lot  114, 
115,  116  and  117,  in  Waller’s  sub  in  n part 


April  lO. 

Lot  38  in  b 1 in  Hamburg,  being  SnmH  Gehr’s  sub 
of  ba  23  and  24  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Nath  M 
Jones,  Spec’l  Comm’r.  L N. 

April  12. 

Lot  21  in  sub  of  s hlf  of  b 22  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  5 39 
14.  Jno  Wheeler,  Conservator.  L N. 

Lot  59  in  White  & Cole’s  re-sub  of  blk  1 of  Stave’s 
sub  of  that  part  of  ne  qr  of  sec  36  40  18.  D J Avery, 
Master.  L N. 

April  13. 

Und  ya  of  lot  33  in  b 32  in  Stinson’s  sub  of  sec  19  39 
14.  Sam’l  Stein,  Guardian.  L N. 

Nw  qr  of  se  qr  of  sw  qr  of  se  qr  and  lots  4 and  5 of 
the  Couuty  Clerk’s  div  of  nw  qr,  all  in  sec  29  42  9.  S 
F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 

Lot  15  in  blk  56  in  a sub  by  the  Calumet  & Chicago 
Canal  & Dock  Co  of  sec  5 and  6 37  15.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

S hlf  of  e hlf  of  ne  qr  of  sec  1 39  12.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  , 

W hlf  of  sw  qr  of  sec  14'37  12.  S F Hanchett,  Sher- 
iff. L N. 

April  14. 

W 20  ft  of  lot  7 and  e 6 in  of  s 56  ft  lot  6 in  Drexel’s 
sub  of  blk  30  in  Assessor’s  div  of  nw  frac  qr  of  sec  22 
39  14.  F B Peabody,  Trustee.  L N. 

Lot  5 in  sub  of  se  frac  qr  of  sec  11  38  12.  J R Cus- 
ter, Master.  L N. 


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Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


Gas  Machines, 

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CAR  AND  FACTORY  LAMPS, 


BUILDERS  OF  GAS  AND  WATER- 
WORKS, 

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HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  434. 


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IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 

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Reasonable  Prices  and.  Extra  Good  Work 
Constitute  our  Capital. 

No.  72  Washington  Street, 

Chicago. 

JULIUS  A.  CILISKE.  - - Proprietor 


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30. 

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28. 

20. 

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25. 

12. 

15. 

$35.00@40. 

40. 

55.00  @60. 

45.00@ 


Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . . 

Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@  45.00  | 

Quartered 50.00@ 


@38. 

@26. 

28. 


Clear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35. 

Common 22. 

Timber 25. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in.,  clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45. 

Quartered 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  35. 

Common 25. 


E 22  ft,  being  the  e 1-6  part  of  lot  1 and  e 22  ft,  be- 
ing the  e 1-6  pt  of  lot  2,  all  in  b 26  of  town  of  Dunton 
in  county  of  Cook,  being  part  of  w hlf  of  sw  qr  of  sec 
29  42  11.  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 


Lots  8 and  9 in  Ira  Brown’s  sub  in  bs  5 6 7 and  8 in 
the  University  sub  of  lots  21  and  22  and  s hlf  of  lot  20 
in  Geo  Smith’s  sub  of  s part  of  Archange  Ouilmette 
Res;  also  frl  lots  7 and  8 in  b 9 in  Eddy’s  add  to  Sand- 
wich. Elleu  Maddy,  Guardian,  L N. 


Lot  50  in  blk  98  in  C T’s  sub  of  w hlf  of  sec  27  39  14; 
also  lota  31  and  32  in  b 4 Linn  & Hawkinson’s  sub  of 
se  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  25  37  14,  D J Avery,  Master. 
LN. 


April  20. 

Lots  9 10  13  and  14  b 2 in  Pitner’s  2nd  add  to  Evans- 
ton sec  24  41  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  LN. 


Lot  15  in  b 56  in  a sub  by  the  Calumet  & Chicago 
Canal  & Dock  Co  or  sec  5 and  6 37  15.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 


Lot  4 of  b 9 of  Barron’s  sub  in  Brand’s  add  (or)  the 
premises  known  as  106  Johnson  st.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 


Lot  5 in  W«bb’s  sub  of  that  part  of  block  1 in  Rook- 
well’s  add.  J R Custer,  Master,  L N. 


April  21. 

Lot  6 b 1 in  Meyerhoff’s  sub  of  s hlf  of  b 13  in  C T’s 
sub  of  w hlf,  ex  se  qr  of  nwqr  and  ne  qr  of  sw  qr  of 
sec  5 39  14,  J Dzlewior,  Admr.  L N. 


Lot  18  in  b 8 in  Keeney  & Rinn’g  add.  H A Warren, 
Trustee.  L N. 


Lots  22  23  and  24  in  blk  3 in  S J Walker’s  Dock  add, 
being  a sub  of  all  that  part  lying  n of  w branch  of  s 
branch  of  Chicago  River  of  e hlf  of  sec  30  39  14.  Mary 
Johnson,  Executrix.  L N. 


April  27. 

Lot  52  b 3 of  Dexter  Park  sub,  being  a re-sub  of  pt 
of  Hinkley’s  sub  of  nw  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  8 38  14.  S 
R Hurford,  Trustee.  L N. 


Lot  45  in  b 2 in  McPherson  & Allertou’s  add;  also 
lot  29  in  b 4 in  S Chicago  Land  & Bldg  Assn  sub  of  w 
hlf  of  n hlf  of  s hlf  of  sw  qr  of  sec  4 38  14;  also  lots  18 
and  19  in  Keeley’ssubof  s hlf  of  lot  6 in  b 25  in  s frac 
of  sec  29  39  14;  also  lots  30  31  32  and  33  of  block  2 in 
Brown’s  add  in  sec  32  39  14.  Martin  Bonfield,  Execu- 
tor. L N. 


April  28. 

Lot  35  aud  n 8 ft  of  lot  36  in  the  sub  of  out-lot  91 
and  n hlf  of  out-lot  96  in  C T’s  sub  w hlf  of  sec  27  39 
14.  H F Kleine,  Admr.  L N. 


Lot  16  in  Dexter’s  sub  of  b 4 in  Assr’s  div  of  sw  frl 
qr  of  sec  22  39  14.  Mary  L Colburn,  Admx.  L N. 


April  29. 

Lot  10  in  b 84  of  that  sub  made  by  the  Calumet  Ca- 
nal & Dock  Co,  of  pts  of  frl  sec  5 and  6 37  15.  Fran 
Koch,  Admr.  L N. 


Lots  6 and  7 in  b 3 of  O A Bogue’s  sub  of  that  part 
of  se  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  14  38  14.  A F Stevenson, Mus- 
ter. L N, 


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CHEBBY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $76.00 @80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@  90. 


BUTTEBNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55, 


HIOKOBY. 


Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50. 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

3>£x4i£ 90@ 

4x5 1.00@ 

4x6 1.50 

434 x6 1.75 

5x6 1.75 


1.00 

1.25 


BLACK  WALNUT. 


Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 


1st  and  2d  plank 80. 

Common 55, 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 

%xl0  in.  and  over 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.i 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m . 125.00 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  &.  32  in. 

2^x2% 

3x3 


75.00@85. 

80. 

90. 

55. 

60. 

75. 

70. 

32. 

35.00@40. 

125.00 

2 

7 

19 

Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 
dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


Basswood,  1st 

Hickory  elm 

...  25. 

Gray  elm 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 

...  35.  @40. 

Sycamore 

Chestnut 

Mahogany,  per  ft 

...  18.  @40. 

YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  0.  B., 
Chicago. 

DBESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOOBING,  KILN  DBIED 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls 15 


BEADED  CEILING  4 OB  6 INCH. 


1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28. 


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Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS  DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH 


1st  and  2d  clear,  1-inch D8  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  114  and  114  inches  46  00 

3d  clear,  114, 1V4  and  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  114  and  1V4  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  114,  H4  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select  22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Allear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D 20  f t 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  f 1 50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 35  10 

B 33  00 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 35  00 

B 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B . 6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

B 36  10 

0 27  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 40  00 

A siding  strips 38  00 

A flooring  strips 33  00 

B „ „ 32  00 

0 „ „ 23  00 

BEADED  CEILING TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

A,  % -inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

B 20  50 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  %-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  00 

B,  54  insh  , 6 inch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  60 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 10  60 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 013  00 

„ „ 14, 16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1%  and  1%-ineh 13  00 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

,,  12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 


Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 


J.  J.  W ADE’S 


TANK 

AND  ALL-POECELAIN 

WATER  CLOSET. 


rjJHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
6f  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

I also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  and  Globes. 


House  Draining  and  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 


194  LaSalle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order. 


PICKETS  AND  BATTEN8. 

Pickets,  flat,  common • Jjj 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run .............  - y ™ 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  ......  18  00 

1%  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . id  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  60 


214-inch 

2 ‘/2-inch 

3-inch 

SHINGLES- 

Choice  A 

Extra  A 

Standard  A 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 

Standard  Cedar 


00  60 
00  65 
00  70 


CAR.  LOADS. 

2 45 

2 60 

2 40 

2 35 

2 25 

Five*  cents 'per'  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  thaD 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4.  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  00@13  50 

2x6^  same  lengths 12  00@16  00 

12  00@14  50 

o ” ” 12  O0@16  00 

2x12,  " ” 12  oogjn  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 12  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

SOFT  WOOD— CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  % 6 inch,  7 feet 10% 

y2  7 inch,  7 feet 

(4  8 inch,  7 feet 17% 

% 8 inch,  7 feet 9 

% 9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long J9 

4 inch,  round,  full  length  14 

5 inch,  round,  full  length 13 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 


10  feet,  per  inch . 

12  “ “ “ 

14  “ “ “ 

16  “ “ “ 

20  feet,  per  inch. 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  flgures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2%  m $23  00@25  00 

Thicker 25  00(0,27  00 

Cull 8 »0@10  00 


1st  and  2d . 
Common  . 
Timber  . . . 


1st  and  2d  . 
Step  plank . 
Cull 


WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  i 

1st  and  2d 

Common 

Culls 

Extra  good 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 

Common ‘ 

Cull 


20  00@22  00 
14  00@16  00 
17  00@19  00 

20  00@22  OO 
27  00 
10  00 

nspection. 

65  00@70  00 
43  00@48  00 
24  00®  28  00 
70  00@75  00 


CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 

“ “ thick 

Cull 

MAPLE. 

Clear 

Common 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 

1st  and  2d,  1%  in  and  up 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 

Cull 

Merchantable 

BIROH. 

Good 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 

Cull 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 

Merchantable 

BEECH. 

Good 

Cull 

Log  run 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

Log  run 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 


22  00@24  00 
14  00®  16  00 

11  00@13  00 

60  00® 65  00 
65  00@70  00 
10  00@15  00 

20  00@21  00 

12  00@14  00 
6 00@  8 00 

25  00@30  00 
10  00 

32  00@35  00 
35  00@37  50 

16  00®  18  00 
5 00@  6 00 

13  00@14  00 

. 20  00@25  00 


15  00@17  00 
8 00 

14  00@16  00 
12  00 

14  00@15  00 

12  00 

23  00@25  00 
6 00@10  00 
13  00@15  00 

30  00  @35  00 


LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flouring  and  ceiling.  22  00@24  00 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00@20  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing.!  nch 24  00®,26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@29  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side ....60  00 

“ “ rough 62  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHINGLES— REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr  bdl 4.90  pr  M 

SqnareButts  4.60  pr  M 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford's  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICAGO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 

JOHN  NORTHEN 

"The  Practical  Furnace  Man,” 

Of  th#  late  firm  of  Sebvobs,  Nobthen  ft  Oo. 

MANUFACTURES  AND  DEALER  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER.” 
The  Haokett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  sts. 

Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 

Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint-  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  In  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  ail  Tastes  and  Designs. 

218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 


Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICAGO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


A.ND 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave»  Chicago 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings,  ' 

Office  Chairs, 

£ INTERIOR 
f FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

— A8— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass ) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


iiNrsTTE.-A.nsr ce  -a.<3-:e itcit- 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  Go.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Telephone  No.  *353 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE. 


METROPOLITAN 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 


COURSE  OF  STUDY ; 


Book-keeping, 

Penmanship, 

Short-Hand, 


Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 
Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling;. 


[THE  BUSINESS  EXCHANGE  IS  A 

GREAT  BTTSI3STESS  EMPORIUM! 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So’e  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES 


Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STR’T. 

. h.manny, 

Manager,  ' 

CHICAGO. 


N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  V “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 


Sole  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 


SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 

Roofing! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

( Caff  Building. ) 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ....  ILL. 
Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
- STEAM-FITTING, 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Beldcn  Ave.  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR'-ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd 


ENGRAVING  p^ototgrabph” 

NO  DRAWING  REQUIRED* 

NO  HAND  WORK  necessary* 
send  copy  CHEAP,  ARTISTIC 


Sewer 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 


FIRE  CLAY, 


ihomjs  & ira. 

107  La  alle  Street. 

-oU  N Elizabeth  St. 
05th  S.  M.  8.  R.  R 


Pipe 


In  which  you  see  Hankins.  Manufacturing,  Importing,  Commission.  Jobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Real- Estate,  Insurance  and  Transport- 
ation Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 


IKgr-  Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time. 
Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 


O.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


No.  9 Arcade  Court, 

Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICAGO, 

fg*  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


I 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  & e., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street 

(‘■or.  Curtis  St.  CHICACO.  ILLa 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  16. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  APRIL  17,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 

RENTS- TENEMENT  INSPECTION 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES 

TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD VII.  & 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS 

TRUST  DEEDS 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  XII.  & 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 

SHERIFF’S  SALES -TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD 


Page. 

I. 

II. 

III. 

IV. 
V. 

VI. 

VIII. 

IX. 

& XI. 

XIII. 

XIV. 
XV. 

XVI. 


ESTABLISHED  1855. 


J.  B.  SXJL.I_,IXr^2Sr  <Sc  BRO., 
266  & 268  N.  Clark  St. 


P A I NTING  CONTRACTORS! 


Dealers  in  all  Grades  of 

"W"  ALL  3?  -A.  IP  E3  R,  ! 

Estimates  promptly  given.  Telephone — 3101.  Telephone — 883. 

South  Side  Office  — Room  15  — 159  and  161  La  Salle  Street. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as'also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
Chicago  Opera  House  Building, 


1ST.  -A.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

mOMEIEMIFWJEMEICK 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 


i 


BRANCH  YARD: 


219  E.  Washington  St.  ‘f  Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATINC, 

Marblei Wood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  M antel  s wholesale  and  retail. 


H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans, 

Renting,  Insurance. 

92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


246  Wabash  Ave., 


CHICAGO. 


, Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturina  Co  Ar*;  Pea,lers’  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs, 

' "Jj  VU,I  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 

Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.'  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


O.  H.  POSTAL, 

CARPENTER  and  BUILDER, 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

<*.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | IV ill.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

coiyiF^LisrY. 

iSIr! 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 

tS'iJiiir  1 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

erally.  Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 

Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

■Water*  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  150  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,)  lr  r 
Telephone  883.  f 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 


ALLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hoars,  9 to  12  a.  in. 


ANDERSON.  OUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 

153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Stieet. 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  162  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public.  


J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUICKSHANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Heal  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - ULIXOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents'  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 
BROWN,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  .at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 


CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  slreets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


O -A-  CLAUSSENIUS. 

No.  2 South  Clakk  Strket,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 


COLE,  M.  1.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated,  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  A CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


DREYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  99  Dearborn  street. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Dffice: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Re  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  Rooms  6 
and  7 — 123  and  125  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  111. 


OODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
lX  Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine*  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


JX  OODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
\JT  32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 


aOODRIDGE,  JBDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago. 
Reference  since  1858:  Traders’  Bank. 


GREEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Bordo.i  Block. 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 


GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 


UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
vT  38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street.! 


ROSS,  S.E.  & CO., Dearborn  and  Randolph  streets. 
IT  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a spe- 
cialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years 


□fAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
LL  and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 

TTAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
LL  6treet.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 

HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Real  Estate.  Loans  and  House  Renting. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

ITRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
IV  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 

IT  RAFT  & GREEN  ACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
jV  and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 

T.  P.  KEEFE, 

K.  E -A.  Xj  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

WM.  LEAGUE  & CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Btdg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

T YMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
Jj  25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  6old,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 

'JITAGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
1t_L  La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 

MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 

/ASBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 
\ J Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

T)ARROTT,  JAMES  J. — Real-Estate  and  Loans— 
X Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 

T)ATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
X Rooms  96  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  P OUTER, 
REAL  ESTATE)  108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  \ St.,  - Chicago. 

T>EED,  F.  J.— 161  La  Salle  st.  Renting  Agency. 
XX  Business  Property  a Specialty.  Chicago. 

T)  EDFIELD  C.  S, — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
XX  ance,  6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 

T>  IEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 
XL  Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS7 

Room  8,  M2  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

OCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
IO  kers,  79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

QICHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
lO  Fifth  ave.,  Staats  ZeitungBldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 

QCHUMAOHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
IO  Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place,  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 

TEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  560  Blue 
O Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south* west  part  of  the  city  a speoi 

rTlHORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
X Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor.  Room  7. 
Chicago. 

miDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
X Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AGENCY. 

202  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

VIERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans  ; buys, 
sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 

^yALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

HO  Monroe  Street. 


WEBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  7,  111  LaSalle  6treet,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 
REAL  ESTATE, 

162  LaSalle  St..  Room  17.  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  8.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

WHEELER  k CO',  Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting. 
Room  1--130  LaSalle  St. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


j^ayton,  r.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 

QAMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 
^OYES,  E.  E.,  33  and  35  W.  Madison  Street. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse. 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155. 


Cary’s 

Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 

J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 

JOHN  M.  CARY, 


Philo  Carpenter, 

Geo.  F.  Harding, 

J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Males, 

J.  Gunzenhauseh, 

J.  K.  Botsford. 

1 56  La  Salle  St. 


WM.  J.  B RAC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

Packing  Boxes 

and  a1!  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 


J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 


MARBLE  PLACE, 

Rear  of  194  La  Salle  St., 

Bel.  Monroe  and  Adams  Sts. 

Stores  and  Offices  Fitted  up  on  Short  Notice. 


Losses  adjusted  for  Fire  Insurance  Companies. 


ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  J ournal. 

OFFICE:  121  FIFTH  AVE,,  SECOND  FLOOR. 

One  square,  1 month,  $4;  3 months,  $11;  6 months,  $20 
1 year,  $36. 

Two  squares,  1 month,  $6;  3 months,  $17;  6 months, 
$32;  1 year,  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 months. 
$45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 months 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 months, 
$150. 

Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  mov- 
able, and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  the 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 

Terms  of  Subscription, 

Postage  prepaid. 

United  States $4  00 

Canada $4  00 

Great  Britain $5  00 

Germany.  France  Austria  etc $5  00 


Patent  Glacier 

Window  Decoration. 

The  most  perfect  substitute  for 

Stained  Ground  and  Ornamental  Glass. 

Designs  suitable  for  Churches,  Dwellings  and  all 
purposes.  Cheap,  beautiful  and  durable.  Also  let- 
ters and  numbers  for  signs.  House  numbers  and  an- 
nouncements on  glass  of  every  description  at  very 
low  prices.  Circulars,  samples,  price  lists  and  esti- 
mates free  on  application  to 

SEFTON  & STEERE,  Agentb. 

377  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


THE  PORTLAND  BLOCK 

Barber  Shop 
IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 
HIGH  CHARACTER  OF  THE  SURROUNDINGS 


Beasonable  Frices  and  Extra  Good  Work 
Constitute  our  Capital. 

No.  72  Washington  Street, 

Chicago. 

i 

JULIUS  A.  CILISEE.  - - Proprietor 


i 


-■  -THE  LIGHT  RUNNING 

*% 


SEWING-MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


PERFECT  SATISFACTION 


Hei  Heme  Sewini  Mine  Co. 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

"3  Union  Squarei  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  6a.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


FOG  S * 1 E P' 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  16.  CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  APRIL  I7,  1886. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

| [Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

121  Fifth  Ave.,  Chicago. 

TERMS: 


Peb  Year  (in  advanoe) 4.00 

Single  Copies 15 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 
Entered  at  Chicago  Postoffice  as  second-class  matter. 

REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REi\L  ESTATE. 

RAILWAY  BONDS  FOB  SALE 

J08IAH  H.  REED,  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 
11  Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago 

{Room  2 165  Washineton  St. 

W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences, 
and  Cottages. 

Houses  sold  on  Easy  Payments. 

Boom  4—80  Dearborn  St. 

G,  U.  GORDON.  W.  L.  BLOOD. 

0.  U.  GORDON  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

79  Dearborn  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71,  / 

Unity  Building,  ) OJn.ioa.gO. 

0.  H.  BROOKS. 

Dealer  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Acre  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
Railway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.y  Chicago. 

WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
OUNTE.  FOUR,  3STI3STE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated, From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

(49  MADISON  STREET. 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 

Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 

Non-residents.  

H.  C.  Zuttermeiste-.  C.  H.  Puscheck. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

sis  s.  LhLSTad  oi . , Chicago,  ill. 

Property  in  all  parts  or  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rente 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  insurance  placed  U) 
retteble  companies. 

£3f*Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 

wm.  f.  lubekeT 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

123  La  Salle  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

Prompt  attention  given  to  the  Purchase, 
Sale  and  General  Management  of 
Real-Estate. 

H.  GT MOREY  & G0  . 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

85  Washington  Street,  - - - Chicago 

Estates  managed,  Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid. 

We  give  special  attention  to  t;  j interests  ol  uoe 
residents 

D.  G.  HAMILTON.  P E.  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

90  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & CO., 

BANKERS, 

Loans  * and  * Real  * Estate, 

99  Dearborn  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Thos.  B.  Bryan,  John  D.  Jennings, 

President.  Vice-President. 

Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’s. 

The  Mutual  Trust  Society 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other  Bonds; 
the  Execution  of  Trusts;  the  Investment  of  Trust 
Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates,  etc. 
Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully  guarded. 
Taxes  paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  St., 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

A.  BRAGG  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non -residenit 


# J>.  Kkrpihit.  " A.  ill . .1  I'ul.u  (J  H I KR HOFF  JB. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  tt  the  interests  of  non-residents 

C.  II.  MI  I.I.IKKN. 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS, 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

JNO.  B KNIGHT.  JAS.  HI.  MARSHALL 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

We  give  Specie!  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non- 
Residents,  References  given  if  desired. 

J.  P WHITE  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

KOOM  e.  lli.Am;  IIUM  R, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL. 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

J.  L.  TURNER.  W.  A.  ROND 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate 

Mortgage  Leans, 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  8old  M> 
Commission.  Taxes  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

Removal. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

— TO — 

I 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 

JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  H.  B.  Bogde 

BOGUE  & HOYT. 
HEAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Speciu 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-iesidents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAM'L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Chicago, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell,  Bruce  B.  Barney. 

Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Co., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


k, n ID- a ->  Aw—.  ..ooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  Sts.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


JOHN  W.  BROOKS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

No.  144  La  Salle  St.,  Room  8. 

Insurance  placed  in  reliable  Companies 
Taxes  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  city  bought  and  sold 
on  Commission.  Interests  of  non-residents  carefully 
looked  after. 


F.  A.  Babnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Pabish. 

Barnes  & Parish, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RESTED. 

Bents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No  438. 


ui 


The  laying  of  car  tracks  on  Dearborn 
street  from  South  Water  to  Polk  street  is 
being  discussed  by  the  property  owners  of 
that  street,  as  the  plan  proposed  interests 
them  more  than  the  ordinary  franchise  for 
such  a purpose.  The  scheme  is  somewhat 
as  follows:  Tracks  are  to  be  laid  by  special 
assessment  of  the  property  owners.  Shares 
of  stock  will  be  issued  to  each  owner  accord- 
ing to  the  frontage  owned  by  him.  The 
tracks  will  be  for  the  use  of  all  companies 
at  a toll  of  a specified  amount  for  each  car. 

The  plan  seems  to  be  meeting  with  the 
approval  of  the  property  owners  and,  as 
predicted  by  an  agent,  is  on  a fair  way  to  a 
successful  execution. 

There  is  no  doubt  that  property  south  of 
Van  Buren  street  would  be  bettered  by  the 
plan. 

It  is  now  an  established  fact  that  the 
State  street  cable  will  be  prolonged  from 
Thirty-ninth  street  to  Sixty-third  street  by 
the  Chicago  City  Railway  Company,  during 
the  coming  summer.  Owing  to  this,  there 
have  been  a great  many  purchases  of  State 
street  property  between  Thirty-ninth  and 
Sixty-third  which  have  not  been  recorded 
It  has  created  an  enormous  demand  for  the 
property,  which  has  advanced  about  ten  per 
cent,  within  the  past  thirty  days.  The  ex 
tension  of  the  cable  is  bringing  into  a better 
market  all  adjoining  property. 

For  avenue  property  on  the  South  Side 
both  business  and  residence,  there  is  an  un 
usually  strong  demand.  The  most  active 
business  portion  is  north  of  Twelfth,  and 
residence,  between  Twenty-sixth  and  Thirty 
ninth. 

Non-resident  property  buyers,  who  have 
not  been  seen  in  so  large  numbers  for  ten 
years,  are  now  seeking  cash  investments  in 
Chicago  property.  Property  on  Franklin 
Market  and  Fifth  avenue,  and  between  Van 
Buren  and  Jackson  streets,  has  advanced 
from  between  $200  to  $300  a foot  within  the 
last  four  months. 

Geo.  A.  Emary  reports  a very  active  de 
maud  for  avenue  property.  He  has  negoti 
ated  many  of  the  important  sales  in  this 
property  during  the  past  few  months. 

R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  & Co.  find  renting  fully 
as  active  as  last  year.  The  raft  of  rent 
cards  seen  now  everywhere  will  be  removed 
before  the  first  of  May. 

Pierce  & Ware  are  busy  making  new  leases 
and  renewing  old  ones.  Renewals  are  being 
made  at  a perceptible  advance  over  last 
year. 

E.  A.  Cummings  & Co.  are  selling  a large 
number  of  lots  in  their  new  subdivisions  at 
Garfield,  Douglas  and  Normal  parks.  At 
the  latter  place,  the  subdivision  of  Parmly 
Bros.,  which  they  are  handling,  has  special 
restrictions  as  to  buildings,  none  of  which 
are  to  cost  less  than  $1,500.  Improvements 
in  sewers,  sidewalks,  trees,  etc.,  will  be  made 
this  summer  in  this  subdivision. 

Greenebaum  Sons  are  making  a large 
number  of  loans  at  6 and  1%  for  building 
purposes,  ranging  from  $3,000  to  $3,600. 

E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.,  report  the  following 


sales — Modern  residence  on  LaSalle  ave, 
$14,000;  one  lot  on  La  Salle  ave,  near 
Schiller,  one  on  same  street  near  Carr,  one 
lot  on  Lincoln  Place,  22  ft  on  North  State 
street  at  $300  a foot,  4 lots  on  Richard 
Place.  The  firm  are  now  located  in  their 
spacious  offices  on  the  northeast  corner  of 
Dearborn  street  and  Washington.  They 
will  give  special  attention  during  the 
coming  year  to  the  buying  and  selling  of 
real  estate. 

Edward  G.  Smith,  an  active  and  enter- 
prising agent  formerly  located  in  the  Ash- 
land Block,  has  now  connected  himself  with 
E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.,  and  will  devote  himself 
to  their  real  estate  department. 

Campbell  Bros,  have  just  issued  a new 
edition  of  their  illustrated  catalogue  con- 
aining  new  cuts  of  their  recent  housest. 
Sent  free  on  application. 

J.  P.  White  & Co.,  have  sold  within  the 
past  few  months  4 lots  in  block  84,  between 
Van  Buren  and  Jackson,  Market  and  Fifth 
Avenue,  at  greatly  advanced  prices. 

Simpson  Dunlop  reports  the  value  of 
property  in  Oak  Park  to  be  keeping  pace 
with  the  improvements.  Ground  has  just 
been  broken  for  a Presbyterian  Church  to  be 
built  at  a cost  of  $10,000. 

Wheeler  & Co.,  have  removed  the  past 
week  to  130  La  Salle  street,  room  1. 


Waiter 


FOR  DWELLINGS, 


sfe  AUTOMATIC  CATCH. 




LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE! 


And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THE 

BEST  IN  THE  MARKET. 


M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

ISO  20th  STREET 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


J.  Rayner, 


A.  ltEAL  NECESSITY. 

We  presume  there  is  hardly  a lady  to  be 
found  in  our  broad  land  who,  if  she  does 
not  already  possess  a sewing  machine,  ex- 
pects some  day  to  become  the  owner  of  one. 

But  after  the  mind  has  been  fully  made  up 
to  purchase  one  of  these  indispensable 
articles,  the  question  arises  as  to  what  kind 
of  a machine  to  buy. 

It  should  be  so  simply  constructed  that 
the  most  inexperienced  can  successfully 
operate  it.  The  other  points  mainly  to  be 
considered,  and  which  are  the  most  desir- 
able, are  durability,  rapidity,  capacity  for 
work,  ease  of  operation,  regularity  of  mo- 
tion uniformity  of  tension,  and  silence 
while  in  operation. 

The  “Light-Running  New  Home”  fills  the 
above  requirements,  and  is  said  to  combine 
the  good  points  of  all  sewing  machines, 
with  the  addition  of  many  new  improve- 
ments and  labor-saving  devices. 

The  price  is  no  higher  than  that  of  other 
machines,  and  every  lady  who  is  the  happy 
possessor  of  one  may  rest  assured  she  has 
indeed  a treasure.  See  advertisement. 

New  Home  Sewing  Machine  Co  30  Union 
Square  New  York. 


How  to  JDecorate. 

The  most  exquisite  design  for  a dark  tile 
panel  is  a hanging  cluster  of  bright  red 
passion  flowers  painted  in  oil. 

A very  pretty  screen  has  two  panels  of 
Cairo  and  spindle  work  with  a back  ground 
of  pink  surah  silk. 

Grass-cloth  draperies  in  tinted  ground 
with  Japanese  or  floral  designs  are  very 
attractive  and  form  a graceful  furnishing 
for  sleeping  apartments. 

Alligator-skin  picture  frames,  bound  in 
gold  and  silver,  are  ampng  the  latest  nov- 
elties. 

Bolting  cloth,  the  thin  silked  fabric  used 
by  millers,  makes  a pretty  outside  covering 
for  chair  backs,  ottomans  and  cushions. 

There  are  many  novel  varieties  of  baskets 
the  newest  wast  basket  is  made  of  light 
bamboo,  round  in  shape  and  stand  on  three 
legs,  which  are  almost  hidden  from  view  by 
various  bright  ribbons.  A very  lovely  one 
is  silver-bronzed  and  decorated  with  shrimp- 
pink  ribbon.  On  one  side  of  the  basket  is 
a cluster  of  luscious  peaches,  tempting  in- 
deed to  the  eyes  of  the  beholder. 


Seasoned  Cuban 


-and- 


Mexican 


MAHOGANY 


For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

saw  mills  AND  wharf  : 283  to  289  East  20th  St. 


Foot  Houston  Street, 

NEW  YORK. 


CHICA  CO,  ILL. 


■I 


Pianos  and  Organs. 


The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  the 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompar- 
able ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs— all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 

Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


“203  North  Brood  wav.  ST.  LOUIS 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


ISTo-  1 T'O  Dearborn  Street,  Oltioa-go. 


Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 


Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 


Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 


J®* Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


227 


HEOLAIIlIINt)  A TRACT  OF  LAND. 

A company  of  capitalists  has  been  formed 
to  carry  out  one  of  the  most  important 
irrigation  and  transportation  schemes  ever 
projected  in  this  State,  which  will  solve  the 
question  of  transportation  in  the  upper  San 
Joaquin  Valley  and  open  up  nearly  half 
a million  acre3  of  land  which  are  now  under 
water,  and  half  a million  more  acres  which, 
for  want  of  water,  are  now  little  better  than 
a desert.  It  is  proposed  to  permanently 
lower  Tulare  Lake  to  fifteen  feet  below  its 
present  level,  which  will  reclaim  375,000 
acres,  including  swamp  land,  all  now  under 
water  or  subject  to  frequent  overflow.  This 
is  to  be  effected  by  a canal  of  twelve  feet 
average  depth,  which  is  to  extend  from  Tu- 
lare Lake  to  a junction  with  the  San  Joa- 
quin River  at  the  head  of  navigation,  distant 
about  forty  miles  north  from  the  lake.  The 
line  of  the  canal  will  be  through  the  present 
swamp,  which  extends  north  from  the  lake. 
The  level  of  the  river  at  the  junction  is 
forty-eight  feet  below  the  level  of  the  lake, 
and  thus  affords  a sufficient  fall  for  the  dis- 
charge of  the  surplus  waters  of  the  lake 
proposed  to  be  drained.  An  additional 
outlet  is  also  afforded  by  a projected  west 
side  irrigation  scheme,  which  is  to  take 
water  from  the  canal  for  the  irrigation  of 
over  400,000  acres  of  valley  lands,  which 
will  thus  be  vastly  increased  in  value,  the 
proposed  canal  forming  with  Tulare  Lake  a 
JODtinuous  inland  waterway  of  over  seventy 
miles.  It  is  expected  by  its  affluent  dis- 
3harge  of  water  into  the  upper  San  Joaquin 
River  to  so  improve  navigation  as  to  utilize 
t for  heavy  freight  now  almost  or  quite 
sxeluded  from  this  market  by  high  railroad 
■ates.  It  is  estimated  that  owing  to  the 
dope  of  land  aud  favorable  character  of  the 
oil  the  work  can  be  done  in  two  years  at  a 
iast  of  only  $1,000,000. — San  Francisco 
chronicle. 

CITY  COUNCIL. 

Chicago,  April  5,  1886. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  curbing 
illing  and  paving  Me  Reynolds  street  from 
Paulina  to  Wood  street;  for  a side  walk  on 
he  north  side  of  33rd  street  from  Ashlaud 
ivenue  to  Charlton  street;  also  on  both  side8 
>f  Charlton  street  from  33rd  street  to  Doug- 
as  avenue;  on  both  sides  of  Hamlin  avenue 
rom  W.  Kenzie  to  N.  Huron  streets:  on  both 
>ides  of  May  street  from  W.  Madison  to 
Lake  streets;  on  both  sides  of  Rose  street 
Tom  W.  Chicago  avenue  to  Cornell  street. 
)n  the  south  side  of  Austin  avenue  from 
Vlay  street  to  N.  Center  avenue;  on  the 
louth  side  of  W.  Taylor  street  from  Jeffer- 
son to  Desplains  street. 

The  grades  of  the  following  streets  and 
ivenues  are  hereby  established  as  follows: 

Lake  Park  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
rhirty  first  street,  19  feet. 

Lake  Park  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
rhirtieth  street,  18  feet. 

Lake  Park  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
rwenty-ninth  street,  18  feet. 

Lake  Park  avenue,  at  its  northern  ter- 
menus,  18  feet. 

West  Polk  street,  at  the  intersection  of 
Marshfield  avenue.  13  5-10  feet 

West  Polk  street,  at  the  intersection  of 
Paulina  street,  13  5-10  feet 

West  Polk  street,  at  the  intesection  of 
Wood  street,  13  5-10  feet. 

West  Polk  street  at  the  intersection  of 
Lincpln  street,  13  5-10. 

West  Polk  street  at  the  intersection  of 
Winchester  avenue,  13  6-10  feet. 

West  Polk  street,  at  the  intersection  of 
Robey  street,  13  7-10  feet. 

Campbell  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
Harvard  street,  13  4-10  feet. 


Campbell  avenue,  at  the  intesection  of 
West  Taylor  street,  13  3-10  feet. 

Campbell  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
Fillmore  street,  13  3-10  feet. 

Campbell  avenue,  at  the  intersection  oy 
Crenshaw  street,  13  1-10  feet. 

Campbell  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
West  Twelfth  street,  13  feet. 

Rockwell  street,  at  the  intersection  of 
F.ounaoy  street,  13  7-10  feet. 

Rocawell  street,  at  the  intersection  of 
Lexington  street,  1,  6-10  feet. 

Rocawell  street,  at  the  intersection  of 
West  PoIk  street,  13  5-10  feet. 

Rocawell  street,  at  the  intersection  of 
Harvard  street,  13  4-10  feet. 

Rocawell  street,  at  the  intersection  of 
West  Taylor  street,  13  3-10  feet. 

Rocawell  street,  at  the  intersection  of 
Fillmore  street,  13  3-10  feet. 

Rocawell  street,  at  the  intersection  of 
Crenshaw  street,  13  3-10  feet. 

Rocawell  stroet,  at  ihe  intersection  of 
West  Rwelfth  street,  13  3-10  feet. 

Washtenaw  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
Flournoy  street,  14  6-10  feet. 

Washtenaw  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
Lexington  street,  14  4-10  feet. 

Washtenaw  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
West  PoIk  street.  14  3-10  feet. 

Washtenaw  avenue,  at  the  intersection  os 
Harvard  street,  14  3-10  fest. 

Washtenaw  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
West  Raylor  street,  14  1-10  feet. 

Washtenaw  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
Fillmore  street,  14  feet. 

Washtenaw  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
Grenshaw  street,  14  feet. 

Washtenaw  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
West  Twelfth  street,  14  feet. 

Fairfield  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
Harvard  street,  14  75-100  feet. 

Fairfield  avenue,  at  the  intersection  of 
West  Twelfth  street,  14  5-10  feet. 


— The  house  furnisher  should  beware  of 
too  much  bric-a-brac.  Some  homes  are  ver- 
itable museums,  and  guests  are  positively 
afraid  to  move  about  among  the  fragile  ta- 
bles filled  with  cups,  plates,  vases  and  glass- 
ware. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Fabr,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE  — Bargains  in  all  Classes  of 
Business  Property  our  Specialty. 

We  offer  our  services  to  assist  purchasers 
in  finding  the  property  they  want.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  examin- 
ing all  that  is  for  sale,  or  to  ascertain  what 
is  offered  for  sale.  Some  of  the  best  prop- 
erty is  not  advertised  or  even  placed  on  the 
market.  From  these  causes  buyers  often 
miss  the  best  bargains. 

J.  P.  White.  Room  4,  Reaper  Block, 
N.E.  cor  Clark  and  Washington  sts. 


FOR  SALE — By  Wm.  F.  Lubeke,  133  La- 
Salle St. 

$7,000.  North  Park  av,  near  Wisconsin  st. 
fine  twelve-room  residence,  with 
steam  heating  and  all  improvements; 
a bargain. 

14.000.  N.  Clark  st.,  south-west  cor.  Fred- 
erick; 114x200  feet. 

2.000.  Belden  ave.,  east  of  Lincoln  ave 
25x119  feet. 

3,500.  State  st.,  near  48th,  large  frame 
store  and  dwelling;  rent  $600. 

3,70f . Shurtleff  ave.,  near  31st  st.;  two 
frame  houses  and  lots;  rent  $720. 


FOR  SALE  — By  E.  Goodridoe  & Co.,  253 
W.  Madisen  st.: 

$10,000.  Halsted  st.  near  Adams,  two-story 
building  and  lots. 

Madison  st.  near  Wood,  two  four- 
story  stone  front  buildings  (stores 
and  flats),  with  house  and  lot;  a 
bargain. 

18,000.  S.  Halsted  st.,  four-story  and  cellar 
brick  building;  rentals,  $2,000  per 
annum. 

5.500.  Morgan  st,  near  Monroe,  three-story 

building  in  flats;  will  rent  readily 
May  1st  for  $65.00  monthly. 
Throop  st.  facing  Park.  A bargain! 
Four-story  stone  front  house,  14 
rooms,  brick  barn  and  lot. 

6.500.  Halsted  st.  near  12th  st.,  large  two- 

story  building  and  lot. 

5.500.  Loomis  st.  near  J ackson,  stone  front 

house  and  lot. 

6,000.  Loomis  st.,  stone  front  house  and 
corner  lot. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bernhard  F.  Weber,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wm.  Garnett  & Co.,  18 
Dearborn  st. 

Corner  Van  Buren  and  Clinton  sts., about 
150  feet  square,  or  will  lease  for  long  term. 

Calumet  av.  and  RAy  st.,  two  corners,  300 
feet  frontage.  Builders  call. 

Michigan  av.,  stone  front  finely  located. 
$35,000;  lot  30x175. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

Business  property  on  Kinzie-street,  east  of 
Wells.  Now  rented  for  $2,200.  Price, 
$19,000. 

46  acres  on  Lake  Shore,  north  of  city. 

20  “ on  Stony  Island-ave.,  near  railroads 

and  shops;  splendid  site  for  manuf’ct’rng. 

10  acres  on  State-st.,  south. 

25  feet  on  Webster-ave..  near  Lincoln  Park. 

50  “ “ Barry-ave.,  near  the  Lake. 

50  “ “ Vernon-ave.,  $90  a foot. 

50  “ “ Indiana-ave.,  bet.  45th  and  46th. 

3-story  and  basement  stone-front  house, 
Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park;  $7,000. 

2 new  brick  flats,  north  side;  $5,000. 

Handsome  residence  on  Barry-ave.,  near 
Lake  Shore;  $9,500. 

7 fine  residences,  west  of  Lincoln  Park; 
about  $40,000. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  North 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 


FOR  SALE- 

156, 652  acres  of  choice  lands  in  Bailey 
Co.,  Texas,  Owner  will  put  the  land 
against  the  value  of  it  in  cash,  and  stock 
it  with  cattle  and  own  it  jointly,  or  take 
the  worth  of  the  land  in  stock  of  a cattle 
company.  It  is  fine  agricultural  land  and 
is  wortn  *2.50  per  acre. 

David  Boos,  care  of  this  Journal. 


FOR  SALE — By  F.  A.  Henshaw,  161  La  Salle 
st.,  Room  4: 

$35,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  corner,  improved, 
desirable  investment. 

33.000.  W.  Lake  st..  3-storj  stores  and  flats; 

paying  well. 

10.000.  W.  Madison  st.,  3-story  stone  front 

store  and  flats. 

7,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  store  and  flats. 

115.  Van  Buren  st.,  near  Lincoln,  24x100 
feet. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Congress,  desirable 
corner. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Van  Buren,  50  feet. 
Ogden  ave.  near  Taylor,  24  feet. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmanhdobff & Heinkmann, 

160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 

3-story  brick;  improvements. 

11.000.  W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  35)4x124,  good 

corner. 

8,000.  Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97, 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bnck  flats. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  Drick  cottage. 

1,200.  Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 
125,  vacant. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 

FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbert,  Room  5,  97 

Clark-st.: 

Woodlawn  Park. — One  fine  new  10-  room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
OOO.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2)4  blocks  from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  100x200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  iots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty  third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 


WANTED— 

A party  having  had  experience  in  the  build- 
ing and  real  estate  business  is  desirous  of 
connecting  himself  with  some  reliable  real 
estate  house,  where  his  ability  can  be  used 
and  appreciated.  If  you  can  nse  such  a man, 
please  address  B.,  care  R.  E.  & Building 
Journal,  121  Fifth  Ave. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.,  88 
Washington-st.: 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buren-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chicago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chioago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st, — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chioago-ave. — 2-story  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . .$16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Miohigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Habmon-ooubt — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stery  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments   $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-storv  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st . . . $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  rront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 maroie  rronts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave, 


24x86  I I 34lX6 


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□ 12* 


PANTRY 
6 x 3.6 


J L 


CLOSET 

3x3.6 


KITCHEN 

11x13.6 


o 


□ 


dining  room 

17.3  x 15 


t. 


BEDROOM 
9.6  x 9.6 


SITTING  ROOM 
15x15 


HD 


J 


CHAMBER 

10x15 


2.6  x 6.8  □ 


J14x2b]_J14x28[ 


ROOF 


CHAMBER 

15x12 


□ 24  x 


PLAN  OF  SECOND  STORY 


PLAN  OF  PRINCIPAL  STORY 


i 


Principal  Floor 


Cellar  Floor 


wwi'^mi  iilji 


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Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone 


RAYMOND’S  PaaTETSTT 

Compressed  Lead  Sash  Weights 


C.  TEG-TME  YER  & SONS, 


-DEADERS  IN- 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 

Main  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard.  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 

CHICAGO. 


FACTORY:  761  to  773  S.  Canal  St.  ) 
Take  Canalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St. ) 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M Boice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


<73 


THE 


Building  * Department 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

ILLINOIS. 

Danville.— A $30,000  Masonic  Temple  will  be  build  here, 
it  will  be  four  stories  high. 

Hyde  Pabk. — Two  frame  residences  will  be  built  here  for 
W.  H.  Manor  & E.  Healy  at  a cost  of  $12,000. 


INDIANA. 

Richmond. — A hotel  building  costing  $100,000  will  be 
built  by  J.  M.  Westcottand  A.  L.  Prague. 

Cohydon. — The  Commissioners  will  build  a $10,000 
school-house  in  this  town. 


MAHOGANY. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany : 

Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st 14@16c  per  ft. 

Small  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ “ 1st He  “ 


St.  Jago  “ 1 “ 

St.  Domingo  1 “ 
Mexican,  1 “ 
Large  Cuba,  1 “ 
Mexican,  1 “ 


1st 18c 

1st 20c  “ 

1st 13c@17c  “ 

2d He  “ 

2d 10c@U^c. 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  K«  Friction.— No  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s  u 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


Custom  House  and  Post-Offie  of  Cincinnati 


Send  for  Circular. 


GEORGIA. 

Jeshp.— An  iron  and  brass  foundry  is  to  be  built  here. 

Bainbbidge. — A $50,000  hotel  will  also  be  built. 

DAKOTA. 

Jamestown. — A Klaus  is  making  preparations  to  build  an 
opera  house  and  an  addition  to  his  hotel  this  season' 

MINNESOTA. 

Minneapolis. — J Widstrom, triple  two-story  breck  veneer- 
ed dwelling;  617  and  619  Nineteenth  avenue,  s;  cost  $3,500. 

H.  Hill  two-story  frame  dwelling;  3430  Oak  Grove  street  ; 
cost,  4,400. 

J.  C.  Flynn,  two-story  frame  dwelling:  3341  Fourth  ave., 
s;  cost,  $4,000. 

D..R.  Young,  two-story  frame  dwilling;  3345  Fourth  ave. 
s;  cost,  $4,500. 

D.  R.  Young,  frame  dwelling;  3331  Second  ave;  s;  cost, 
$4,500. 

D.  R.  Young,  two-story  frame  dwelling.,  3433  Second  ave. 
s;  cost,  $4,500. 

C.  E.  Parmenter,  2 two-story  brick  veneered  dwellings. 
1615  and  1617  North  Aldrich  ave.;  cost,  $3,600. 

J.  P.  Bushnell,  two-story  frame  dwelling.,  1002  West 
Franklin  ave.,  cost  $6,000. 

N.  B.  Mortimer,  two-story  frame  dwell.,  2510  Euclid  ave; 
cost,  3,500. 

N.  B.  Mortimer,  two-story  frame  dwelling.,  2514  Eoulid 
ave.;  cost,  $3,500. 

A.  McLeod,  two-story  frame  dwelling.,  2613  Portland  ave. 
cost,  $3,500 

Bagley  & Davis,  two-story  frame  dwelling.,  2836  Grand 
ave.;  cost  $3,000. 

Hamilton. — Christ  Benninghofen  will  build  a three-story 
store  and  flat  building  at  a cost  of  $12,000  Max  Rentti 
architect. 


mason’s1  supplies. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  $ square  foot 18  @ — 

10-inch  thick,  3$  square  foot 203$  — 

12-inch  thick  3$  square  foot 22@ 

Rublestone,  lb  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard.  7 50 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 55 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches. ...  00  24 

« “ “ 4 “ 00  28 

“ Building  stone,  per  cube 00  50@00  60 

Maxwell  & Co.: 

“ 3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars  00  22 

“ “ 4-inch  “ “ 00  26 

“ “ Building  Stone 00  50@00  56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls  95 

Common  brick,  M 9 00@10  00 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 16  00a22  00 

Anderson’s 22  00@29  00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  3R  M 65  00@300  00 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 42  00@45  00 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 50  00 

Racine  Pressed  Brick 20  00 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 30  00@33  00 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick @25  00 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 22  00@30  00 

St.  Louis  Pressed @27  0C 

Trenton @38  00 

Fire  Brick  3$  M 25  00@50  Of 

Michigan  Stucco , 1 75@  2 00 

New  York  Stucco 1 75 

Cement, |Utica,  and  Buffalo,  bbl 1 00  @ 1 21 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee  30  bbl.  1 00@  1 26 

Portland  Impt  Cement 3 00  @ 3 26 

White  Sand  $ bbl 1 00@  1 26 

Fire  Clay  $ bbl 2 00@  3 60 

Plastering  Hair  3$  bush 25@35 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 12J4 

Roofing,  $1  square  gravel  3 00@  5 50 

Asphalt  Roofing 7 60@  9 00 

Marble  Dust  38  bbl @ 2 00 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SI  to  59  West  I_ia.kL©  St. 

CHICAGO. 

A.  A.  0 UDELL.  A-  A-  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF — — 

FINE  CABINET  WORK. 

Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

FACTORY:  l |j  - ^ ^ 

22  & 24  South  Jefferson  St.  i CHICAGO. 

City  Office:— Rooms  21  and  22,  336  & 338  La  Salle  St. 

J W Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  and  Treas. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office— Room  36. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago, 

F-  Mi.  CLARKE 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted. 


REPORT  OF 


3STEW  BXJII_.IDIISrG-S  ^KTX)  BUILDINGS  TO  BE  ERECTED, 

For  the  week  ending  April  17,  1886. 


OWNER. 

ADDRESS. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

4 

68x100 

4 

80x143 

3 

41x100 

3 

24x95 y* 

3 

24x75 

3 

22x60 

2 

60x56 

3 

50x90 

Harvey  T Weeks. . . 

2 

72x52 

P E Gunlock 

2 

43x70 

Wm  HinchlifP 

3 

58x70 

Mrs  Campbell 

3 

25x70 

J Moore  & Co 

6 

85x116 

6 

80x90 

Board  of  Education 

8 

School-house 

92x80 

LOCATION. 


Wabash  av  and  16th  st 

267-263  Franklin  st 

Cor  12th  and  Morgan  sts. . 

651  W Indiana  st 

315  W Indiana  st 

1839  Indiana  av 

Mohawk  st  near  Center  av 

511-518  Austin  av 

619  S Canal  st 

Dearborn  st,  s of  32nd  st. . 

W Congress  st 

Wash,  bd,  cor  Clarkson  ct. 

W Jackson  st 

Lake  av  and  37th  st 

Kinzie  and  Peoria  sts 

N Water  and  Clark  qts  . . . . 
Fairfield  av  and  12th  st . . . 


COST 


*30000 

22000 

10000 

8000 

1500 

6000 

10000 

3000 


ARCHITECT. 


BUILDER. 


12000 

15000 

12000 

26000 

21000 

50000 


Thomas  & Rodgers. 

1 


Wm  Strippleman  & Co.,  161  LaSalle  st. 


Flanders  & Zimmerman 


DESCRIPTION. 


Thomas  & Rogers 

H Sierks Brick. 

H Sierks I Briclr. 

I Brick  (15  roortssn 


AndersoD  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta. 
Brick,  terra  cotta  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  cut  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick. 

Brick  and  cut  stone. 

Stone  and  rock-faced. 

Br’n  stone,  pr’d  br’k,  red  slate  & copper. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta. 


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Andrew  Krimbill. 

REAL  ESTATE  and 
INSURANCE. 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES: 

Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block,  South  Chicago,  III. 
Howard  and  South  Chicago  Avenues,  Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and.  Cummings 
property  a specialty. 

J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  Street,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street-Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Members  Chicago  Real  Estate 
Board.  Notary  Public. 

D.  V.  CONLEY, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 

House  Renting  and  Collections. 

Office:  ISS-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 
Room  I I CHICACO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


BY  HON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

®”Mon(‘y  Loaned, 

®“Taxes  Paid, 

^“Investments  Made. 

^“Buildings  Kented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


WEST  SIDE— ELEGANT  STONE  FRONT , 
HOUSE  FOR  RENT  CHEAP. 

Three  stories  and  attic,  good  width,  deep, 
comfortable,  with  furnace;  water  on  three 
floors.  House  contains  about  12  rooms,  and 
all  conveniences.  For  $40  per  month  to  a 
good  tenant.  Apply  to 

R.  W.  Hyman  Jk.  & Co., 

184  Dearborn  St..  Room  9. 


Edwin  Alden  & Bra. 


For  cost  of  advertising  in  any  paper  or 
list  of  papers  published  in  the  United 
States  or  Canada,  send  to  the  Advertis- 
ing Agency  of  edvtix  aldex  & bro.. 


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I '4  pages,  containing  prices  of  advertising,  full 
instructions,  etc.,  sent  on  receipt  of  ioc.  Our  “Am. 
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every  newspaper  published  in  the  U.  S.  and  Can- 
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—[Established  1865.1 — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty.  ^ 


BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAZE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Edward  Rutz,  Ex-Treasurer  State  of  Illinois.  H.  M.  Needles.  W.  F.  Netling.  I 

Western  Loan  and  Investment  Agency, 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLING,  Managers. 

CITY  5 AND  C PER  CENT.  LOANS  NEGOTIATED  IN  SUMS  OF  §5,000  AND 
OVER.  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

Rooms  36  & 37  Portland  Block,  S.  E,  Cor.  Washington  and 

Dearborn  Streets. 


C.  J.  Hambleton,  President.  j.  j,  Danforth,  Superintendent. 

CookCo.  Abstracts  o. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 

Best  Work!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


THEemployers  in  the  building  trades  would 
prefer  to  see  a ten  hour  system  of  labor  con- 
tinued, but  recognize  the  right  of  their 
workmen  to  work  less  time  if  they  are  so 
disposed.  They,  however,  feel  that  the 
threatened  increase  in  the  cost  of  labor,  and 
therefore  to  the  increased  cost  of  material 
of  all  kinds,  will  work  to  the  disadvantage 
of  the  building  trade  in  the  long  run.  How- 
ever, after  thorough  discussion,  it  has  been 
decided,  in  eastern  cities,  to  accept  the  nine- 
hour  day  from  May  1.  This,  therefore,  dis- 
poses of  what  might  otherwise  have  resulted 
in  a strike,  which  just  at  this  time  would  be 
disastrous  to  the  workmen,  employers  and 
the  public.  A movement  of  this  kind  is 
naturally  productive  of  apprehensions  in 
the  minds  of  the  community.  It  is  a very 
easy  matter  for  any  employer  to  argue  that 
to  pay  ten  hour  wages  for  a nine  hour  day 
will  increase  the  cost  of  work,  and  bring 
about  such  a condition  of  tilings  as  will 
check  enterprise,  and  work  to  the  disadvant- 
age of  the  trade.  This  figuring,  while  ap- 
parently correct,  is  open  to  criticism.  It 
will  be  found,  in  the  long  run,  that  the  re- 
duction of  the  hours  of  labor  to  nine  or 
eight  will  not  be  productive  of  the  antici- 
pated harm.  Equalizing  tendencies  and  in- 
fluences will  at  once  set  themselves  at  work. 
The  value  and  cost  of  labor  will  naturally 
increase;  but,  on  the  other  hand,  the  value 
and  cost  of  everything  else  will  increase  in 
like  proportion,  and  workmen  and  employ- 
ers will  simply  leave  off  where  they  start- 
ed, neither  one  sile  nor  the  other 
having  suffered  anything  in  money  or  busi- 
ness, and  one  side  having  gained  one  hour 
per  day,  which  in  itself  is  a good  thing  not 
only  to  the  mechanics,  but,  taking  a IodS 
view  of  that  matter  to  the  public.  We  are 
not  theorists,  and  are  not  running  after 
new-fangled  ideas,  nor  on  the  other  hand, 
are  we  afraid  of  the  consequences  of  a shor- 
ter day.  The  advantages  secured  by  the 
workmen  will  be  accompanied  by  the  disad- 
vantages of  increased  rent  and  of  increased 
cost  in  everything  they  purchase.  All  these 
things  work  themselves  out.  There  is  an 
equalizing  tendency  in  nature  and  in  trade 
which  will  assert  itself  in  spite  of  any  force 
that  can  be  brought  against  it.  The  indi- 
vidual builder,  in  looking  at  an  individual 
contract,  naturally  feels  alarmed  and  won- 
ders how  he  will  come  out.  His  only  es- 
cape is  to  discount  the  reduction  in  time  and 
the  increased  cost,  and  let  each  succeeding 
brick  push  against  its  neighbor.  The  result 
will  be  satisfactory  to  all.  Our  productive 


capacity  is  increasing  rapidly.  If  a suffi- 
cient supply  of  bricks  cannot  be  made  in 
nine  hours  or  eight,  means  will  be  found  to 
manufacture  enough.  There  is  no  danger 
of  shorter  hours  resulting  in  shortening  ma- 
terial to  extend  the  figure.  On  the  contrary 
a benefit  will  result.  The  prosperity  of  a 
people  is  measured  by  the  earning  capacity 
of  that  people.  If  the  working  millions  of 
America  could,  by  some  ledgerdemain,  or 
new  economic  system,  earn  say  one-fourth 
or  one-half  more  than  they  are  now  earn- 
ing, demand  from  that  source  would  in- 
crease one-fourth  or  one-half,  and  that  im- 
proved demand  would  naturally  improve 
the  prices  of  all  commodities  sold.  Look- 
ing at  it  in  any  light  we  may,  there  is  noth- 
ing to  be  feared  and  many  advantages  to  be 
secured. 

A leading  furniture  manufacturer  of 
this  city,  in  expressing  his  views  to  the  rep- 
resentative of  The  Real  Estate  and  Build- 
ing Journal,  spoke  in  this  view:  “I  em- 

ploy 50  men;  two  hours  a day  less  means 
the  loss  of  a 100  hours  per  day,  or  say  60J 
hours  per  week,  not  regarding  the  short 
Saturday.  My  men  average  twenty-five 
cents  per  hour;  if  they  insist  on  ten  hours’ 
pay  for  eight  hours  work  as  they  threaten  ot 
do,  I am  obliged  to  lose  25  cents  of  600 
hours  or  $150  per  week,  which  will  amount 
in  the  course  of  a year  to  upwards  of  $8,000; 
this  wipes  out  a very  large  slice  of  profits, 
but  this  is  not  the  worst  feature,  supposing 
that  my  capacity  is  fully  employed,  that  it 
takes  ten  hours  a day  to  turn  out  all  the 
work  I want  done  ; if  I can  run  my  capac- 
ity only  eight  hours  I am  obliged  to  do  one 
of  two  things,  either  lose  a part  of  my  trade 
or  extend  my  shop  capacity  and  put  in  more 
machinery;  this  may  not  be  convenient,  may 
not  be  possible,  it  may  be  necessary  to  run 
up  another  story,  and  create  additional 
trouble  in  the  handling  of  material.  The 
working  men  do  not  seem  to  think  where  or 
how  this  thing  will  work  out;  they  seem  to 
imagine  that  the  only  thing  necessary  to  be 
done  is  to  reduce  the  hours  and  keep  up 
the  pay,  and  let  the  manufacturers  look  out 
for  pay  day. 

Our  manufacturer  speaks  the  sentiments 
of  a great  many;  a large  concern  in  a city 
near  by,  after  working  six  months  to  se- 
cure a certain  contract,  only  last  week,  was 
obliged  to  give  it  up,  notwithstanding  it 
amounted  to  $225,000.  A score  of  cases  of 
this  character  have  occurred  and  have  been 
mentioned  to  the  representative  of  this  pa- 
per within  the  week.  All  this  is  hurtful. 
Business  men  cannot  be  compelled  to  place 
orders;  laborers  can  certainly  refuse  to 
work,  but  they  cannot  compel  those  who 
have  work  to  give  out,  to  give  it  out  against 
their  will. 

But  this  is  not  the  worst  feature:  there  is 
an  immense  amount  of  business  that  is  be 
ing  held  back  at  this  time  just  on  account 
of  the  uncertainty  among  investors  and 
manufacturers  as  to  which  way  things  will 
go.  Strikes  cannot  take  place  without  do- 
ing harm  to  both  sides.  Just  at  this  time 


an  enormous  amount  of  business  is  obstruct- 
ed: if  these  agitations  keep  np  one  or  two 
weeks,  and  wages  continue  to  advance,  if 
trade  organizations  continue  to  threaten, 
these  enterprises  will  remain  just  where 
they  are — in  the  brains  of  the  projectors.  In 
the  interest  of  both  capital  and  labor  it  is  to 
be  hoped  that  no  extreme  measures  will  be 
taken;  that  conservative  views  will  govern 
both  sides.  We  have  had  only  a few  weeks 
of  genuine  activity,  during  which  time  en- 
terprise has  been  sprouting  and  budding, 
and  will  soon  bloom.  It  would  be  a pity 
that  the  healthful  indications  should  be  de- 
stroyed. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page) 

KiiiLuuvu  perji its. 

John  Schaub  for  a 3-story  store  and  flats, 
24x80,  No  312  West  Twelfth  st,  $9,000. 

J S Smith  2-story  dwelling,  25x43,  No 
3642  Prairie  av,  $4,500, 

Mrs.  Stewart,  2-story  dwelling,  22x48,  No 
1110  Washington  Boulevard,  $4,500. 

A Verba,  2-story  flats,  20x37,  No  68<i 
Throop  st,  $2,800. 

A T Merrimer,  2-story  flats,  22x64,  No 
95  Laflin  st,  $5,000. 

D F Bremner,  2-story  dwelling,  21x56, 

No  234  Loomis  st.  $2,500. 

Poplar  Street,  No.  3024.  J.  O.  Leary,  one- 
story  cottage,  20x40  feet.  $1,000. 

Seminary  av,  No.  281.  S.  Volkman,  one- 
story  cottage,  21x50  ft;  $1,400. 

Twenty-second  st,  No.  284.  F.  Schneider, 
three-story  store  and  flats,  30x50  ft;  $7,000. 

Wabash  av,  No.  3661.  W.  B.  Buggs,  two- 
story  flats,  22x54  ft;  $3,900. 

Thirty-second  st,  No.  1057.  E.  Whitstadt, 
one-story  cottage,  20x28  ft;  $600. 

Maplewood  av,  No.  54.  John  Kinney,  one- 
story  cottage,  20x26  ft;  $700. 

Portland  av,  No.  3550.  J.  T.  Hastings, 
two-story  flats,  22x44  ft;  $2,500. 

West  Taylor  st,  No.  205.  John  Sevek, 
three-story  flats,  22x64  ft;  $4,500. 

Crystal  st,  No.  48.  O.  Caspersen,  one 
story  cottage.  21x32  ft;  $700. 

Adams  st,  No.  1230.  E.  Botts,  addition. 
22x50  ft;  $800. 

Thirty-fourth  st,  No.  419.  J.  H.  Blackburn, 
one-story  cottage,  21x40  ft;  $1,300. 

Thirteenth  place,  No.  609.  C.  Blifus,  two- 
story  flats,  20x28  ft;  $2,800. 

West  Jackson  st,  No.  625.  Dr.  O.  J.  Price, 
two-story  flats,  23x60  ft;  $6,000. 

Van  Ruren  st.  No.  538.  C.  H.  Martens, 
addition,  25x20  ft;  $200. 

Grand  boulevard,  No.  3616.  John  McCor-  ' 
mack,  two-story  dwelling,  22x45  ft,  and 
barn,  22x30  ft;  $7,000. 

Huron  st,  No.  563.  A.  Hoving,  addition, 
20x26  ft;  $500. 

State  st,  No.  1625.  Haydenville  Mfg  Co- 
addition,  16x16  ft;  $200. 

Center  st,  No.  592.  Joseph  Micuk,  one- 
story  cottage,  20x44  ft;  $1,000. 

Eighteenth  st,  No.  926.  E.  Laurenz,  base 
ment,  20x40  ft;  $1,000. 

Nineteenth  st,  No.  538.  Joseph  Cerveny 
one-story  cottage,  20x28  ft;  $700. 

Wentworth  av,  No  2449,  Mrs.  E Radinger, 
three-story  store  and  dwelling,  25x70  ft,  $7,- 
000. 

Wentworth  av,  No  2508,  John  Aye,  three- 
story  store  and  and  dwelliqg,  24x70  ft,  $7,- 
000. 

Wentworth  av,  No  3654,  F Homon,  two 
three-story  stores  and  dwellings,  50x80  ft, 
$18,000. 

Ambrose  st,  No  563,  John  Hoffman,  one- 
story  addition,  20x18  ft,  $400. 

Marvin  st,  No  232,  John  Breanch,  one-  j 
story  building,  20x30  ft,  $800. 

Coulter  st,  No  449,  Frank  Cheff,  one-6tory 
cottage,  20x30  ft,  $800. 

Harrison  st,  No  1192,  Mrs  Ronth.  one- 
story  cottage,  21x42  ft,  $1,200. 

Thirteenth  st,  w,  No  575  William  Ellers, 
three-story  dwelling  22x68  ft,  $4,000. 


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Ogden  av,  Martin  Dedsall,  three  story 
store  and  dwelling,  24x60  ft,  $4,000. 

Jefferson  st,  s,  No  768,  J Krapszolski, 
two-story  addition,  18x32  ft,  $1,300. 

Thirty-first  st,  No  613,  Philip  Reedy,  two- 
story  store  and  dwelling,  24x70  ft,  $6,500. 

Warren  av,  No  842,  S E McEwing,  two- 
story  dwelling,  20x50  ft,  $3,200. 

North  avenue,  No  204,  William  Krause, 
three-story  store  and  flats,  23x75  ft,  $7,000. 

Walton  place,  No  83,  August  Week,  three- 
story  flats,  20x60  ft,  $6,500. 

Archer  Avenue  and  Twenty-second  st, 
John  Pauly,  three-storv  store  and  flats,  22x 
52  ft,  $14,000. 

Ogden  av,  Nos  441  and  443.  P Fitzpatrick, 
three-story  store  and  flats,  38x60jft,  $14,000. 

Sibley  st,  No  13,  the  Rev  A L Bergeson, 
two-story  dwelling,  32x51  ft,  $4,500. 

West  Twelfth  st,  No.  1154,  John  Gregen- 
warth,  threestory  dwelling,  24x60  ft,  $5,000. 

Shober  st,  No  696,  John  Jensen,  two-story 
flats,  20x34  ft,  $2,500. 

LaSalle  st,  No  3001,  Joseph  Stoeber,  base- 
ment, 21x49  ft,  $1,300. 

Wentworth  av,  No  3229,  Adam  Frantz, 
three-story  flats,  25x76  ft,  $7,800. 

Law  av,  No  44,  B Reinhardt,  addition,  20x 
20  ft,  $900. 

Austin  av,  No  247,  Mary  A Crane,  three- 
story dwelling,  25x55  ft,  $4,000. 

Ontario  st,  No  96,  William  Wallace,  one- 
story  shop,  20x60  ft,  $800. 

Ogden  ave,  No  215,  J H Braynard,  two- 
story  store  and  fiats,  33x62  ft,  $3,500. 

Laflin  st,  No  588,  Adam  Hallabach,  base- 
ment, 20x36  ft,  $800. 

West  Superior  st,  No  421,  Louis  Heft,  two- 
story  dweliing,  22x35  ft,  $1,500. 

Butterfield  st,  No  3741,  J J Donohue,  two- 
story  flats,  22x37  ft,  $3,100. 

Wallace  st,  No  3755,  John  Creogh,  addi- 
tion, 20x20  ft,  $400. 

West  Twelfth  st,  No  548,  Thomas  McCor- 
mick, three-story  store  and  dwelling,  26x80 
ft,  $6,000. 

Holt  av,  No  607,  John  Alfred,  two-story 
flats,  20x54  ft,  $2,500. 

Emerald  av.  No  3044,  Mrs  S Geringer, 
one-story  cottage,  22x32  ft,  $900. 

Dearborn  av,  No  76,  Fergus  Printing  Co, 
five-story  factory,  25x100  ft,  $8,000. 

West  Huron  st,  No  79,  C W Ramseen, 
basement,  24x48  ft,  $700. 

Tilden  st,  no  42,  Patrick  Foley,  one-story 
cottage,  20x30  ft,  $500. 

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classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 


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office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


City  Property. 

Ambrose  st,  325  ft  w ofjHoyne  av,  n f.  25 
xl24  ft,  Jan.  30;  J M Hord  et  al  to  M 

Milkin $1,000 

Ashland  av,nw  cor  of  Hinman,  ef  25%xl25 
Octob’r  2,  ’85;  C K Steele  to  E J Harms, 

$1,900 

Ashland  av,  212  ft  n of  Twelfth  st,  e f, 
40x151  ft,  Apl  10,  S H Sweet,  et  al,  to 

Philip  Bartholomay $5,000 

Auburn  st,  30  ft  n of  Douglas  av,  ef,  25x 
130,  Apr  2;  Peter  Theisen  to  John  Mc- 

Farlane $800 

Augusta  st,  75  ft  e of  Rumsey,  s f,  25x100 
ft,  Feb  19,  estate  of  W S Johnson  to 

Charles  Dopp $950 

Augusta  st,  75  ft  w of  Samuel,  s f,  25x111 
ft,  improved,  April  7;  Christian  Rietesel 

to  Carl  Plumer $1,700 

Bellevue  place,  n e cor  of  Rush  st  42x55  ft 
April  5;  Treat  Campbell  to  Thomas  C 

Hammond $7,500 

Bissell  st,  17  ft  s of  Willow,  n e f 25x100 
it  March  31;  A E and  J Nichols  to  F 

Freutel $900 

Bloom  st,  14334  ft  n of  37th,  ef,  24x125, 
April  6;  Estate  of  E C Larned  to  W 
Radloff $400 


Blue  Island  av,  s w cor  of  Rebecca  st  87x 

120  ft,  Apl  7,  Eich  & Crowe  to  Chicago 

& Great  Western  R R Co $6,700 

Brigham  st  s e cor  Dean,  58x58x44  ft,  Mar 

16,  Ellen  M Pike  to  B G Dahm $600 

Bryson  st,  192  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  s f,  175x 
132  ft,  Mar  20,  James  P Garvey  to  John 

Nelson $4,000 

California  av,  50  ft  n of  Thomas  st,  e f,25 
xl25  ft,  March  29  estate  of  James  Car- 
ter to  J.  J ohnson $550 

Calumet  av,  295  ft  n of  Twenty-fourth  st, 
e f,  25x150  ft,  Apl  14,  Mathilda  Greene- 

baum  to  Frederick  Leverenz $9,300 

Calumet  av,  50  feet  s of  23d  st,  ef  50x1.50, 

Mar  17.  Master  in  Chancery  to  North- 
western Mutl  Life  Ins  Co $16,000 

Campbell  av,  85%  ft  8 of  Adams  st,  e f,  20 
x56  ft,  Mch  11,  B and  S Burnham  to 

Lacina  Ganson $2,335 

Campbell  av  48  ft  n of  Harrison  st  e f 
28x106  ft  improved,  Apl  12,  J and  W P 

Mattison  to  A K Reid $4,500 

Canal  st,  25  ft  s of  Meagher,  e f 25x109  ft 
improved,  Apl  9,  Michael  Thometz  to 

J PNeal $16,060 

Central  Park  ave,  441  ft  n of  Harrison  st, 
ef  63x125,  Mar  13;  T G Dickinson  to  A B 

Cody $700 

Central  Park  ave,  nw  cor  of  railroad,  31x 
130,  March  15;  J G Shedd  to  G M Scott, 

$462 

Center  av,  377  ft  s of  Taylor  st,  e f,  25x 
125  ft,  improved,  April  5,  J J Barry  to 

Conrad  Geis $7,000 

Centre  st,  62)4  ft * *  6 of  Dayton,  nf,  31%x 
100,  Mar  24;  CP  Kellogg  to  Creighton 

Sloan $2,800 

Chestnut  st,  the  premises  No.  303  March 
29;  Jennie  S.  Denel  to  Charles  Brooks 

$4,925 

Chicago  av  w,  47%  ft  e of  Robey  st  n f 
24x123  ft,  Apl  9,  Ernst  Runda  to  Wm. 

Rund $1,000 

Clifton  Park  av  100  ft  n of  Twenty-third 
st  w f 25x125  ft  April  9,  F E & T P 

Phillips  to  M E Frieglaff $300 

Colorado  av,  s e cor  of  boulevard,  n f,  31% 
ft  to  alley,  March  15;  E,  W.  Oglebay  to 

J.  D.  Sutter $1,000 

Congress  st  w,  between  Leavitt  and 
Hoyne,  Mar  27,  Charles  B Wilson  to 

Henry  Hiestand $4,500 

Cottage  Grove  av,  78  ft  s of  Twenty-ninth 
st,  e f 26x125  ft,  April  7;  Barney  & 

Clough  to  W.  Bulowa $3,600 

Dearborn  st,  50  ft  n of  Harrison,  w f,  50 
ft  to  Third  av,  Apl  6,  A T Ewing  to  S A 

Crozer $38,000 

Dearborn  st,  25  ft  s of  Thirty-eight,  e f,  23 
xl04  ft,  April  7;  Mack  & Schmid  to  J.F. 

Abel $1,700 

Dearborn  st  2f  ft  n of  Polk,  e f 25  ft  to 
Fourth  av,  April  5,  Marks  Nathan  to  A 

Royce  Camp $28,000 

Depuyster  st,  179  f t e of  Halsted,  s f,  24x 
100  ft,  improved,  Apl  14,  Master  in 

Chancery  to  Adam  Brehler $3,725 

Depuyster  st,  278  ft  e of  Halsted,  s f,  26x 
100  ft,  April  6;  A.  0.  and  Ott  DeLuce  to 

M.  N.  Walton $2,500 

Dickson  st,  80  ft  s of  Blanche,  e f,  36x124 
ft,  Mch  30,  H P Brown  to  Ignatz  Kacz- 

marck $1,312 

Division  st,  w,  96  ft  e of  Drummond,  n f, 

50x125  ft,  Apl  1,  estate  of  James  Carter 

to  C M Koler $1,800 

Division  W st,  24  ft  w of  Dudley  n f 48x 
119  ft,  April  1,W  E Hatterman  to  Hen- 
ry Los.'naan $2,000 


REMOVAL. 

GREENEBAUNI  SONS, 

Mortgage  anil  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  113  La  Salle  St. 


Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


Division  st  w,  104%  ft  e of  Hoyne  av.  s f 
25x120  ft,  april  8,  Adam  Ochs  to  Mar- 
garet Brund $1,200 

Division  st  w,  54%  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  s f 
50x120  ft,  Apl  8,  Adam  Ochs  to  F L 

Wilk 2,400 

Division  st,  41  feet  w of  Stone,  sf  33x102, 

Apr  5.  Jas  S Norton  to  Edward  L Ryer- 

$7,250 

Douglas  av,  52%  ft  e of  Indiana,  nf  52% 

125,  Jan  27:  John  Corbett  to  Catherina 

C Wren $7,000 

Erie  st  w n e cor  of  Oakley  av,  s f 23-7  10 
xl24  ft,  Mar  29,  A C Barney  to  Matilda 

Blom $850 

Fairfield  av.  n of  Ogden,  w f 23x125  ft 
April  10,  John  Bauer  to  G Dyhhuis.  .$650 
Fairfield  av,  149  ft  s of  Fulton  st,  wf  34x 

126,  Jan’y  6:  S Lowden  to  Ellen  Ryan, 

$550 

Fifth  av,  n w cor  of  Taylor  st,  e f 198  ft 
running  to  river.  Apl  1,  The  Illinois 

Stone  Co  to  J P Neal $125,000 

Fifth  av,  130  ft  s of  Washington  st,  e f,  50 
x80  ft,  improved,  March  17;  Union 
Mutual  Life-Insurance  Company  to 
Frank  H.  Collier  and  Wirt  Dexter  $80,000 
Flournoy  st,  148  ft  w of  Central  Park  av, 
s f,  25x120  ft,  March  1;  R.  T.  Givins  to 

J.  T.  Sutton...... $400 

Forquer  st,  56  ft  e of  Jefferson,  s f 25x 
125  ft,  Apl  12,  Charles  Drabek  to  F <fc  B 

Hubal $4,150 

Forquer  st,  388  ft  w of  Halsted,  s f,  25x 
103%  ft,  improved,  Apl  10,  Josef  Novak 

to  Jonas  Marons $4,000 

Fulton  st,  the  premises  No  342,  Apl  13, 

Wm  C Metzner  to  F C Dixon $2,650 

Fulton  st.  nw  cor  Cossitt,  sf  25x120,  April 
10:  John  H Doig  to  Andrew  Nelson, 

$3,300 

Fulton  st,  325  ft  w of  Paulina,  nf  26x111: 
Mar  18.  M Anderson  to  Julian  Hender- 
son   $2,501 

Gardner  st,  171  ft  e of  Halsted,  s f,  29 
9-10x99%  ft,  Feb  23,  estate  of  W S 

Johnson  to  C & 0 Brummcke $1,050 

Garfield  Park  boulevard,  near  Harrison  et, 
w f,  25x150  ft,  March  13;  T.  G.  Dickin 

son  to  J.  F.  Sutter $600 

Garfield  Park  boulevard,  n e cor  Harrison 
st,  w f 25x150  ft,  March  13;  W.  P.  Hub- 
bard to  J.  D.  Sutter $800 

Grand  Boulevard.  145  ft  n of  Thirty-second 
st,  e f 50x126  ft,  March  5;  Clara  Loomis 

to  E C Day $5,750 

Gross  Parkway,  72  ft  w of  Seymour  st,  s f 
24x80  ft,  improved,  April  8;  Philip  Bahr 

to  S.  E.  Gross $1,750 

Gross  terrace,  188  ft  s of  Madison  st,  w f 
24x80  ft,  improved  Dec.  8,  1885;  S.  E. 

Gross  to  Maria  M.  Newton $2,700 

Groveland  Park  av,  223  ft  s of  Twenty- 
ninth  st,  w f,  20x92  ft,  Mch  25,  Hugh 

Daley  to  G W Davis $2,025 

Groveland  Park  av,  220  ft  n of  Thirty- 
third  st,  w f,  20x100  ft,  April  12,  J and 

E J Wiggin  to  August  Blum $3,000 

Halsted  st,  s e cor  of  Monroe  w f,  145x100 
ft,  Jan.  20;  Theo  G Dickinson  to  Charles 

E Morrison  et  al $55,000 

Halsted  st,  se  cor  of  Monroe,  w f,  145x 
100  ft,  Nov  5,  1885,  estate  of  Joseph 

Shaw  to  Theo  G Dickinson $50,000 

Hammond  st,  163  ft  s of  Wisconsin,  e f, 
72x125  ft,  Apl  2,  William  Page  to  C F 

W Schmidt $7,200 

Harrison  st  w 212  ft  w of  Morgan,  s f,  25 
xl50  ft,  Mar  27,  Equitable  Trust  Co  of 
New  London  to  Jane  Fuller $1,500 


Harvard  st,  sw  cor  of  Francisco,  2%  acres, 

Apl  7;  John  C Hammond  to  Oscar  M 

Fisher $10,000 

Hastings  st,  120  ft  w of  Wood,  n f 24x124 
ft,  Feb  15,  W H McCurdy  to  Nicholas 

Butler $650 

Henry  st,  168  ft  e of  Throop,  s f 24x124 
ft,  Apl  8,  Charles  Engelbrecht  to  Caro- 
line Engelbrecht $2,01)0 

Hermitage  av,  116  ft  n of  Twelth  st,  w f 
24x125  ft,  Mar  22,  S H Sweet  et  al  to 

F Kleinhammer $1,200 

Hickory  st,  50  feet  w of  Logan,  nf  25x100, 
April  2;  John  PendergraM  to  Henry 

Meyer $1,330 

Homan  av,  175  ft  s of  Twenty-first  st,  e f, 
25x100  ft, Apl  1,  M W Gay  to  N Jacobs 

$300 

Hoyne  av,  57  ft  n of  Bryson  st,  w f 37%x 
138  ft,  Apl  8,  Adam  Ochs  to  Oscar  Bar- 

tell $1,275 

Hoyne  av,  adjoining  above,  37%xl38  ft, 
da+ed  April  8,  same  to  Henry  Bartell, 

$1,275 

Hoyne  av,  n e cor  of  Bryson  st  w f 32x138 
ft,  Apl  10,  Adam  Ochs  to  C C Breyer. . 

. $1,500 

Hoyne  av,  32  ft  n of  Bryson  st,  ef  25x126; 

Feb  1;  IB  Garvey  to  J K Holloway, 

$825 

Hoyne  av,  same  property  as  above,  April 
8;  J K Holloway  to  C D Gastfield, 

$950 

Huron  st  w,  168  ft  e of  Paulina,  s f 24x 
120  ft,  Apl  10,  Thomas  Hempshall  to 

William  Windle $1,600 

Indiana  av.  The  premises  No  3839  dated 
Apl  12,  J & F Brown  to  Harriet  Hill.  . 

$4,500 

Indiana  ave,  116%ft  s of  25th  st;  wf  50x 
188,  April  8.  Estate  of  Fitz  Henry  Boy- 

den  to  Nelson  D Pratt $12,000 

Irving  place,  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts,  wf, 
27%xl26,  imp,  Oct  23,  85;  A C Clark  to 

W B Morton $2,500 

Irving  place,  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts,  wf, 
27%xl26,  imp,  Mar  23,  ’85.  W B Mor- 
ton to  Ella  Weichoel $4,000 

Johnson  st,  bet  Sixteenth  and  Eighteenth 
e f,  25x89  ft  improved,  Feb  27,  Peter 

Siroki  to  J Kula $1,700 

Kansas  st,  125  ftw  of  Laflin,  s f,  25x104% 
ft,  March  15;  W.  A.  Porter  to  Andreas 

Maass $830 

Kedzie  av,  200  ft  s of  Nineteenth  st,  e f, 
26x125  ft,  Apl  6,  J L Lombard  to  N 

Jacobs $7.50 

Kedzie  av,  167  ft  s of  Madison  st,  e f 26x 
99  ft,  Apl  10,  Pat  Martin  to  James  Ar- 
thur   $650 

Laurel  st,  bet  32d  and  33d,  wf,  18  9-10x 
118,  March  19:  Est  of  H Head  to  J H 

Stewart  $379 

Laurel  st,  bet  32d  & 33d  wf  24x118,  March 

19,  same  to  A M Baker $480 

Laurel  st:  betwn  32d  and  33d,  wf,  24x118, 
March  19;  same  party  to  H C Alberda, 

$480 

Laurel  st  between  Thirty-second  and 
Thirty-third,  w f 18  9-10x118  ft,  Apl  8, 

J H Stswart  to  D W Baker $450 

Laurel  st  between  Thirty -second  and 
Thirty-third  st,  w f 24x118  ft,  Apl  8,  H 

C Alberda  to  same $550 

Liberty  st  w,  250  ft  w of  Jefferson  n f 25x 
73  ft,  improved,  Mar  6,  M Strohm  to 

Charles  Tabbert $1,550 

Lincoln  st,  32  feet  s of  Iowa,  wf  25x125,  ' 
Mar  26:  Estate  of  F Birr  to  John  Heid- 

rich - $900 

Loomis  st,  75  ft  s of  Vernon  Park  place, 
w f,  25x100  ft,  April  10;  M.  O.  Tremain 

to  Kunigunda  Zender $5,725 

Lot  on  Chicago  river,  262  ft  n of  Twelfth 
st,  undivided  % of  176x190  ft,  dated 
Feb  6,  estate  of  J F Tracy  to  J P Neal 
$27,727 

Lot  on  Chicago  river,  undivided  2-5  of 
above,  with  100x170  ft  adjoining,  Feb  1 
estate  of  H Farnam  to  J P Neal.  .$39,022 
Madison  st,  w,  250  ft  e of  Homan  av,  n f, 
25x191  ft,  March  1,  B Saltonstall  to  M 
P Clay $1,626 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Wholesale  ar  d Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposite  Palmer,  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Aeh,  Cherry,  Walnut,  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 
BILLS  CUT  TO  ORI)£B. 


CS-IC&0O,  ll^g. 


dison  st  w,  adjoining  above,  25x191 
ft,  Mch  1,  Same  to  B 0 Perkins...  .$1,625 
Maplewood  av  150  ft  s of  Fulton  av,  w f 
24x126  ft,  Apl  12,  L Z Leiter  to  James 

Kenny $600 

Margaret  st;  sw  cor  of  Henry,  ef,  25x103, 
imp,  Apr  7,  W and  E Bendel  to  W and 

M Murphy $2,350 

Mark  st  137  e of  Halsted  s f 24x100  ft  im- 
proved, dated  Apl  10,  Mary  Schleiss  to 

J J Schlesinger $1,900 

Mather  st,  200  ft  w of  Clinton,  s f,  25x 
116  ft,  improved,  Apl  12,  John  Fiser  to 

J and  A Laita $2,100 

May  st,  150  ft  s of  Nineteenth,  e f,  25x100 
ft  deep,  Apl  13,  John  Welsh  to  H Har- 

nack $1,400 

May  st,  nw  oor  of  McMullen  court,  ef  251 
100,  Apr  8;  M A C and  P H Smyth  to 

H A Gerhardt $1,100 

McGregor  st,  s e cor  of  Stewart  av,  n f 
34%xl25  ft,  Mar  22,  Geo  Bohnen  to  J 

T Armstrong $4,000 

MoHenry  st,  359  ft  n of  North  av,  ef,  26x 
150,  impvd,  Apr  7;  F C Tumler  to  Theo 

Mieling $1,400 

Michigan  av,75  feet  s of  21st,  wf  25x161, 
ft,  March  17;  Master  in  Chancery  to 
Northwestern  Mutual  Life-Ins.  Co  $18,000 
Michigan  ave,  123  ft  s of  38th  st;  wf  24x 

119,  Mar  30  ; M E and-  M H Goodridge 

to  James  F Hervey $8,000 

Mill  st  172  ft  w of  Ashland  av,  s f,  25x 
100  ft,  Apl  12,  Chas  Rea  to  F M Pow- 

els $1,000 

Milton  st,  s of  Oak,  ef  22x90,  improved, 
April  8;  Andrew  O Audrin  to  Nils  Mark 

$3,800 

Milwaukee  av,  near  Wood  st,  n e f,  25x118 
ft  April  7;  Henry  Jensen  to  August 

Wiklein $2,200 

Moltke  st,  273%  ft  w of  Rockwell,  nf  25x 

120,  April  7.  A Schlaack  to  P J Ellert, 
Monroe  st  w 79%  ft  e of  Desplaines,  s f 

19  81x100x191  ft,  Mar  23,  D W Robin- 
son to  Winslow  & Harris $6,000 

$400 

Nineteenth  pi  W.nw  cor  of  John  st,  sf,  23x 
84,  April  8;  Wm  Curran  to  Gustav  Rise, 

$1,250 

Nineteenth  place,  w,  71  ft  w of  John  place, 
s f 24x84  ft,  Mar  15,  Robert  Nowak  to 

Frank  Simek $1,000 

Nineteenth  st  W,  ne  cor  of  Hoyne  av,  sf, 
48x124,  imp,  Apr  3;  John  Story  to  Josef 

Veseley $4,100 

Noble  st,  27734  ft  n °f  Blackhawk,  e f,  25 

125  ft,  Apl  13,  S and  A Gajewski  to 

Charles  Kostka $1,950 

North  av  48  ft  eof  Wood  st,  sf  24  x!24  ft 
improved,  Jan  23,  Carl  Schwarz  to  Kath- 

arina  Spreitzer $6,872 

North  av  25  ft  e of  Girard  st  n f 24x125  ft, 
Mar  6,  Geo  A Seavens  to  John  Lang$l,050 
Nutt  st,  n e cor  Eighteenth,  w f,  42x124  ft, 
improved,  April  10;  Charles  Drabeck  to 

Vaclav  Stuchlik $5,225 

Oakley  av,  n w cor  of  Taylor  st,  e f,  49% 
xlOO  ft,  Mch  8,  Charles  H Wheeler  to  J 

A Osborn $1,800 

Oakley  av,  175  ft  s of  Thirteenth  st  e f, 
25x7234  ft  dated  Aug.  15,  E A West  to 

D C Smith $2,150 

Oakley  av;  74%  ft  n of  Taylor  st,  ef,  25x 
100,  Mar  8;  C H Wheeler  to  F R Wood- 
ruff  $900 

Ogden  av,  290  ft  s w of  Sobey  st,  s e f, 
24x100  ft,  improved,  Apl  5,  John  H 

Schwerdt  to  Joseph  Kahn $6,000 

Ohio  st,  n w cor  of  Dearborn  av,  s f,  20x 
100  ft,  April  8;  James  W.  Reedy  to 
Ohio  st,  20  ft  w of  Dearborn  ave.  sf,  20x 
100,  imp,  Apr  10:  C E and  G P Gilman 

to  Geo  A Fuller $11,700 

Sarah  L.  Blackstone $6,000 

Ohio  st  W:  202%  ft  w of  May,  sf,  25x150, 
Feb  8;  estate  of  W B Ogden  to  Thorborg 

Nel8°n $1,800 

Ontario  st,  50  ft  w of  St  Clair,  s f 25x100 
ft,  improved.  April  9,  William  H Reid 

to  Edwin  C Harmon $15,000 

Orchard  st,  144  ft  s of  Webster  av,  e f,  36x 
90  ft,  improved.  Mar  15,  Joseph  Stephen 

to  Paul  Shubert $2,500 

Orchard  st.  190  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  w f 25 
xl24  ft,  improved  , April  3:  H.  A.  Haugan 

to  Agnes  J.  Guhl $3,500 

Osgood  st,  125  ft  s of  Fullerton  av,  ef,  25 
xl25,  Apr  7;  J A Greene  to  Patrick  Mar- 
ti11  $776 

Park  av,  e of  and  near  Oakley,  sf  16x100, 
impd,  Apr  8:  K K and  M A Decker  to 

Eokhardt  <fe  Swan $5,400 

Parts  of  Lots  48  and  39,  Silverman’s  West 
Twelfth  st  addition  April  13;  Lazarus 
Silverman  to  Chicago  Great  Western 
Railroad  Company $6,500 


Paulina  st,  116  ft  n of  Twelfth,  o f,  24x126 
ft,  Mar  22,  S H Sweet  to  Wm  Harms 

$1,200 

Portland  av,  207  ft  n of  28th  st,  ef  25x124, 
Janr’y  29;  W S Tabb  to  JohnF  Jefner 

$1,160 

Prairie  av,  291  ft  8 of  Twenty-sixth  st,  e 
f,  25x180  ft,  Mch  31,  B E and  M C Hick- 
ey to  M B Getchell $10,500 

Prairie  av,  232  ftn  of  Twenty-ninth  Bt,  e 
f,  50x177%  ft,  Mar  30,  L <fc  P P Math- 
ews to  E G Kelly $20,000 

Prairie  av  189  ft  s of  Thirty-first  st  w.  f 
25x135  ft,  April  7,  Sophia  H Holmes  to 

Joseph  Stein $3,600 

Rawson  st,  n w cor  of  McHenry,  s f 50x115 
ft,  Apl  12,  Robert  Hacker  to  Conrad 

Seipp $6,500 

Rebecca  ste  of  Centre  av,  s f,  24x120  ft, 
Apl  8,  William  Murphy  to  Chicago  & 

Great  Western  R R Co $1,000 

Rebecca  st,  e of  Centre  av,  s f 24x120  ft, 
April  8;H  Dehnhard  to  Chicago  & Great 

Western  Railroad  Company $1,000 

Rhodes  av,  the  premises  No  3226,  April  1, 

A E and  J A Devore  to  Wm  W Hayne. 

$7,900 

Richmond  st,  n w cor  of  Cortez.e  f 29x125 
ft  May  30;  estate  of  James  Carter  to  C. 

E.  Faye $550 

Robey  st,  n,  187  ft  s of  Division,  w f,  25% 
xl25  ft,  Apl  14,  W E Hatterman  to  J H 

Ackenhusen $800 

Rosebud,  av,  154  fts  e of  Western,  n f,  tri- 
angle of  49  ft,  improved, April  9;  Gustav 

Lackrzensky  to  E.  Dorstewitz $2,400 

Sacamento  av,  116  ft  s of  Madison  st,  e f, 
22x73  ft,  improved,  April  6;  S.  E.  Gross 

to  C.  A.  Heaford $4,500 

Samuel  st,  140  ft  s of  Division,  w f 25x128 
ft,  Nov  27,  1885,  W W Godman  to  Chas. 

Schwahn $800 

Scott  st:  55  ft  wof  Astor,  sf  50  ft  to  alley, 
Apr  2,  Mathias  Bennett  to  J L Lombard 

$10,000 

Sedgwick  st,  146  ft  sof  Eugenie,  ef  24x125, 
April  2;  A K Orem  to  Mary  Lang 

$3,300 

Sedgwick  st,n  of  Centre,  w f,  39%xl09  ft, 
improved,  April  10;  Johanna  Lindgren 

to  William  H.  Smith $11,500 

Selden  av,  288  ft  e of  Lincoln  st.  nf,  24x 
100,  Apr  5:  Geo  Ober  to  G and  M A Jen- 
kins  $1,800 

Seminary  av,  255  ft  s of  Garfield,  e f.  37% 
xl24  ft,  March  24,  James  Morgan  to  L 

M & S Nelson $1,462 

Seventeenth  st,  w,  122  ft  e of  Laflin,  s f, 
24x124  ft,  Mar  6,  A Schillar  to  V Cer- 

mak $800 

Seventeenth  st  West,  275  ft  w of  Ashland 
av,  nf  25x125,  March  10;  Ellis  Kaufman 

to  J Vovesny $910 

Sheffield  av,  near  s e cor  of  Clay  st,  w f, 

24  85-100x125  ft,  Apl  6,  F E Ogden  to 

Philip  Glaser $925 

Shober  st,  225  ft  s of  Hirsch,  w f,  25x125 
ft,  Apl  10,  John  Jensen  to  Elias  Ander- 
son  $2,500 

Sixteenth  st,  w,  144  ft  of  Ashland  av,  s f, 
72x100  ft,  Jan  22,  estate  of  Allen  Pin- 
kerton to  C J Connell $2,100 

Sixteenth  st  w,  50  ft  e of  Laflin,  n f 24x 
124  ft,  Feb  1,  Joseph  Hopson  to  Maria 

Zahradrisk $700 

State  st,  n e cor  of  Eda,  w f,  52x71  ft,  Mar 
12,  H B Hurd  to  C C Hutchinson  .$7,150 
Stearns  st,  97  ft  e of  Emerald,  s f 
24x125  ft,  Apl  12,  Charles  Drabeck  to 

P F Fredereck $675 

Stewart  av,  24%  ft  s of  Twenty-fifth  st,  w 
f,  24x100  ft,  March  22,  T Moynahan  to 

J T Armstrong $1,800 

Summer  st,  240  ft  s of  Fifteenth,  w f,  48x 
127  ft,  April  14:  Martin  Harder  to  Chi- 
cago <fc  Great  Western  Railroad  comp- 
any   $1,000 

Superior  st  w 122  e of  Rockwell,  n f 24x 
122ft,  Apl  10,  W C Fricke  to  A Semper 

$300 

Superior  st,  150  ft  w of  Franklin,  s f 
26.2-12x130  ft, Apl  1,  Madden  & McNul- 
ty to  P H Tierney $2,800 


Talman  av,  near  Ogden,  w f 24x117  ft, 
April  10:  J.  N.  Young  to  P.  Shaugh- 

nessy $400 

Taylor  st  w,  156  ft  e of  Jefferson,  n f,  25x 
118  ft  improved,  April  9,  Josef  Silhanek 

M Silhanek $3,859 

Temple  st,  150  ft  n of  W Huron,  w f 24x100 

ft  improved,  Apl  12,  G and  H Thompson 

to  David  M Leavitt $3,000 

Thirteenth  place  W.  n w cor  of  Centre  av, 
s f,  49x124  ft,  April  9,  James  Carr  to 

Christian  Hoffmann $6,700 

Thirteenth  st.w,  e of  Blue  Island  av,  n f, 
24x107  ft,  Apl  13,  C Hokamp  to  J Mc- 

Auliffe $900 

Thirty-first  st,  sw  cor  of  Vernon  av,  nf, 
25x125,  imp,  Feb  16,  Edwin  B Pease  to 

Angie  Page $1,800 

Thirty-first  st,  150  ft  w of  Stewart  av,  nf, 
25x112,  Apr  7 ; Albrt  Crane  to  J P and  J 

Umbach $800 

Thirty-fourth  st,  197  ft  w of  Halsted,  s f, 
25x145  ft,  Mch  31,  James  Baldwin  to  T 

and  M Stewart $588 

Thomas  st,  261  ft  w of  Western  av,  s f,  24 
xl20  ft,  improved,  April  8;  M Schuman 

to  S.  E,  Gross $800 

Tomkins  st,  sw  corner  Polk,  ef  19%xl25, 
imp’d  Mar  9;  Simeon  Roberts  to  W L 

Gilihan $2,500 

Throop  st,  25  ft  n of  20th,  ef  25x108,  imp, 
Apr  8;  V and  A Herda  to  Jansky  & Vrba 

$1,250 

Twenty-fourth  st,  164  ft  e of  Indiana  av, 
s f,  25x99%  ft  Apl  8,  Ed  Manierre  to  E 

M Dawsen $3,500 

Ullman  st,  ne  cor  of  32d,  wf  48x124,  Mar 
29.  T H Dnnnigan  to  Annie  Dunnigan 

$1,000 

Upton  st,  near  Western  av,  n f,  264x100  ft, 
Apl  10,  W C Browning,  et  al  to  E H 

Schintz $3,300 

Upton  st,  sw  cor  of  Rosebud  ave,  34x100, 
imp,  Apr  9;  Master  in  Chancery  to  E H 

Schnitz $914 

Van  Buren  st,  w,  24  ft  w of  Lincoln,  n f, 
22x100  ft,  improved,  Apl  13,  George  C 

Watts  to  Rose  A Forrester $10,500 

Van  Buren  st,  131%  fte  of  Market,  sf,  und 
% of  46%x50  ft  dated  April  1,  J.  P. 

Sharp  to  Geo  S Bullock $9,500 

Van  Buren  st  W,  199  ft  w of  Laflin,  nf  25 
xl71%,  imp.  Apr  7;  J Frank  Lawrence 

to  John  C Hammond $7,500 

Van  Buren  st  W,  176  ft  w of  Laflin,  nf,  25 
xl71%  ft,  imp,  dated  April  7,  J Frank 
Lawrence  to  Lyman  D Hammond.  .$7,500 
Vine  st  496  ft  n of  North  av,  e f 46x58  ft 
Apl  8,  E H Schintz  to  J B Stansbury. . 

$1,850 

Wabash  av,  146  ft  s of  Congress  st,e  f 48x 
170  ft,  March  15;  Percy  W.  Palmer  to 

Ezra  McCord $80,000 

Wallace  st,  96  ft  n of  Thirty-eight, w f 24x 
125  ft,  April  10;  William  Dillon  to  Mar- 
garet Dillan $1,200 

Walnut  st,  200  ft  w of  Wood,  s f 25x115  ft, 
April  10;E.  and  J.  Gross  to  P.A.  Shriver 

$2,*50 

Walnut  st,  226  ft  e of  Paulina,  nf.  37%x 
xl05,  Apr  1;  James  Alexander  to  Edward 

Wernick $2,500 

Wa.ren  av,  75  ft  w of  Albany,  n f,  30x120 
ft,  Mch  4,  Joseph  Barton  to  Louisa 

Cohn $1,650 

Warren  av,  e of  California,  nf  20x122,  imp 
Mar  20:  James  L Campbell  to  Chas  Yo- 
cum  $5,500 

Washington  boulvd,  67%  ft  e of  Throop 
st,  nf,  22%xll4,impt  Mar  23:  CliDtonB 

Hale  to  B K Verbryck  $9,000 

Winter  st,  100  ft  n of  Thirtieth,  e f,  50x 
122  ft,  improved,  Apl  12,  Josef  Matejka 

to  T and  T Stauck $2,045 

Wood  st,  bet  Polk  and  Taylor,  w f 20%x 
125  ft,  improved,  Apl  7,  Isaac  Ames  to 

Michael  D Begley $3,200 

York  st,  100  ft  w of  Laflin.  n f.  25x125  ft, 
March  15,  E A & W S Proudfoot  to  Wm 

Wharton $1,050 

X or  til  or  City  Limits. 

Abbott  ot,  n of  Diversey  av,  e f 29%xll9 
ft,  April  9,  Elenora  Hunt  to  Victor  John- 
son  $1,060 


Ashland  av,  42  ft  n of  Wilson,  e f,  50x 
165  ft.  improved,  Apl  13,  J E Adams  to 

J C Ender $6,000 

Belmont  av,  153%  ft  w of  Gross  av,  s f, 
24x125  ft,  improved,  Apl  2,  S E Gross  to 

B Scanlon $1,800 

Belmont  av.  338  ft  e of  Lincoln,  n f 27  ft 
to  alley,  March  12,  H H Wehrenberg  to 

Henry  Laws $660 

Blain  st  n w cor  of  Roscoe  e f 250xl80x 
240  ft  Mar  13,  John  Schiefersteln  to 

John  Rick $6,000 

Burling  st  n of  Fullerton  av,  e f,  25x125 
ft,  Apl  8,  J T Davis  to  John  Hanssen 

$1,100 

Clark  st,  252  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av,  w f, 
100x250  ft,  Jan  14,  Caroline  Williams  to 

Charles  Williams $7,500 

Commercial  st;  200  ft  n of  Graceland  ay, 
wf  219x165,  April  1,  Fredk  Sulzer  to 

Wienhoeber  & Buettner $3,504 

Edson  av,  the  premises  No  65,  Feb  18, 
Mary  Cook  to  Mary  M Cormier.  . . .$1,800 
Fullerton  av,  245  ft  w of  Perry  st,  s f,  25 
xl25  ft,  improved,  Apl  10,  Wm  Voges 

to  Charles  Schinkreth $1,650 

George  st,  164  ft  w of  Sheffield  av,  s f 25x 

123  ft,|Oct  10,  1885,  John  Logeman  to 

August  Jahn $750 

Hoyne  av,  75  ft  s of  Melrose  st,  e f,  25x 
120  ft,  Mch  20,  W L Schrader  to  C Zin- 

zow $475 

Hoyne  av,  140  ft  n of  Belmont,  e f,  25x 
120  ft,  W L Schrader  to  G and  M 

Klaun $450 

Lincoln  av,  91%  ft  n w of  Diversey,  n e f 
24  ft  to  Diversey  av,  improved,  Apl  12, 
Louis  Schaufier  to  Charlotte  Lederer. . 

$2,330 

Lincoln  av,  near  Edson,  n e f,  25  ft  to 
alley,  improved,  Apl  12,  John  Dewhurst 

to  J Loeffel $3,500 

Lincoln  av,  161  ft  s e of  George  st,  s w f 50 
ft  to  George  st,  March  21,  1883,  Albert 

Wisner  to  Mathias  Smith $2,275 

Marianna  st,  49%  ft  e of  Herndon,  n f, 
25x123  ft,  Apl  14,  J Jobst  to  A Jobst.$500 
Melrose  st,  136  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  n f,  25x 
125  ft,  March  15,  W L Schrader  to  A 

and  M Riemer $400 

Melrose  st  s e cor  of  Leavitt,  n f,  24x125 
ft,  March  8,  W L Schrader  to  L and 

W Fischer $450 

Noble  av,  316  ft  e of  Southport,  s f 25x 
125  ft  Apl  8,  W C Goudy  to  M Schaefer 

$1,100 

Oakley  ave,  nw  cor  of  Fullerton,  ef,  48x 
100,  Sept  1,  ’85;  C E Wooley  to  Joseph 

Klein $800 

Paulina  st,  225  ft  n of  Dunuing,  e f,  25x 
125  ft.  improved,  Apl  12,  P Wagner  to 

A M Benz $1,925 

Seminary  av,  212  ft  e of  Belmont,  e f,  48 
xl24  ft,  Apl  1.  W C Goudy  to  G T Dick- 
inson  $1,200 

Southport  av,  48  ft  s of  Wrightwood,  w f, 
25x124  ft.  Apl  12,  O H Sickel  to  A Klaw- 

lkowski $900 

Southport  av,  48  8-10  ft  n of  Wolfram  6t 
e f,  24x121  ft,  Apl  3,  S McClelland  to  P 

H Wagner $750 

Surrey  court,  near  Montana  st,  e f,  30x 
, 140  ft,  Apl  12,  Thomas  Goode  to  Isa- 
bella Schroeder $960' 

Wolfram  st,  400  ft  w of  Halsted,  s f,  31  x 

124  ft,  improved,  Apl  14,  W H Peacock 

to  F M Peacock $3,500 

Wolfram  st,  382  ft  w of  Halsted,  s f,  31x 
124  ft,  improved,  Apl  14,  W H Peacock 
to  L M Groh $3,650 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Abbott  Court,  n of  Wrightwood  av,  w f 
29%xll6  ft,  March  18,  E Hunt  to  M 

Hirsch $881 

Baxter  st  near  Noble,  w f,  22x  124  ft,  Apl 
1,  J and  B F McConnell  to  M Swanson 

$484 

Bowen  av,  near  Langley,  n f,  25x117}^  ft. 

Apl  8,  Nathan  Corwith  to  E S Moss$l,500 
Burnside  st,  50  feet  n of  45th,  ef  25x100, 
April  6:  F Z Mutert  to  H J Aner, 

$800 

Burnside  st:  75  feet  n of  45th,  ef  25x100, 
dated  April  8,  R.  E.  Heyn  to  same.  $1,600 
Butterfield  st,  s e cor  of  Forty -fifth,  w f, 

23  7-10x100  ft,  Jan  26,  Van  H Higgins 

to  J Bazeley $506 

Butterfield  st,  near  Forty-fifth  w f 26x  100 
ft,  May  29,  1883,  Van  H Higgins  to  T 

and  M Hurley $475 

Butterfield  st,  bet  Forty-seventh  and  For- 
ty-eighth, w f,  24x99  ft,  Apl  12,  S A 

Kent  to  W J Prindiville $1,650 

Butterfield  st  bet  Forty-.seventh  and  For- 
ty eighth,  ef  24x94%  ft,  Apl  10,  Sidney  A 
Kent  to  M H Foley * $1,500 


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Dunning  at.  125  ft  w of  Halated.  a f,  50x 
125  ft,  improved,  Apl  1,  S and  F Goetz 

to  Agnes  M.  Hanlon $4,300 

E 150  ft,  lot  7,  block  8 of  lota  3 to  21,  etc, 
Pine  Grove,  Apl  7,  Olive  L Kelaey  to  J 

T McGomaa $3,000 

Ellis  av,  n e cor  of  Forty-sixth  at,  394x 
531  ft  (except  streets,)  Nov  25,  1885, 
Monroe  Salisbury  to  Matthew  McCor- 
mick   $30,000 

Forty-first  at,  near  Langley  av,  n f 30x 
121  ft,  Sept.  10,  1885,  Master  in  chan 

Cery  to  A T Milton  $5,500 

Forty-first  st,  186)4  ft  e of  Grand  boule- 
vard, s f,  27)4x143  ft,  Feb  3,  W D Mc- 

Key  to  C R SwartoUt $1,050 

Forty-first  st,  222  ft  e of  Vincennes  av, 
s f 25x191  ft,  March  20,  G H and  W B 

Barbour  to  James  Galbraith , .$1,500 

43d  st,  50  ft  e of  Marshall,  n f.  25x126  ft 
dated  Feb  28,  Frank  Meyers  to  F Si- 

fert $800 

Gordon  st.  n w cor  of  Marshal,  s f 50x126 
ft,  Apl  9,  Edward  McCann  to  John  F 

Cook $2,000 

Grand  blvd,  ne  cor  o f 46th  street,  5 acres 
except  streets,  Mar  15,  Geo  M Bogue  to 

Edsou  Keith ....  $62,000 

Greenwood  av,  88  ft  n of  Chestnut  st,  e f, 
75kl64  ft,  Nov  27,  1885,  Wm  S Ella  to 

Geo  H Leonard $6,000 

Greenwood  av.  88  ft  n of  Chestnut  st,  e f, 
75x164  ft,  Mar  22,  G H Leonard  to 

Ether  Wadlow $7,250 

Greenwood  av,  214  ft  n of  Fifty-first  st  e 
f 100x297  ft,  April  10,  Albert  G Spalding 

to  Eugene  E Prussing $10,000 

Homer  av,  325  e of  Robey  st  n f 25x125  ft 
Mar,  22,  S E Gross  to  Otto  Rhode. . .$375 
Justine  st  48  ft  s of  Fifty-second,  e f 25x 
121  ft,  Mar  31,  C H Taylor  to  F Ortwig 

$300 

Lincoln  av,  193  ft  n w of  Perry  st,  s w f, 

25  ft  to  alley,  Mar  20,  John  McConnell 

to  Harry  Schappe $825 

Loomis  st,  125  ft  n of  Forty -eighth,  w f, 
2454x124  ft,  Jan  9,  C R Walleck  to  A 

Stroner $375 

Loomis  st,  120  ft  n of  Forty-ninth,  w f, 
24x124  ft.  Sept  1,  1885,  W H Rand  to  V 

Englthaler $1,400 

Madison  av  Park,  s e cor  Woodlawn  av,  nf 
31)4x136  ft,  dated  April  8,  Richard  Fitz- 
gerald to  Chas  M Brooks $2,520 

Noble  st,  266  ft  e of  Southport  av,  n f,  25x 
125  ft,  March  11;  J p Altgeld  to  L Krug 

$550 

Oakwood  av,  e of  Sacramento,  n f,  49x 
120  ft,  improved,  Mar  19,  E T and  A 
Oakwood  Boulevard  225  ft  e of  Langley 
av,  s f.  28x177  ft,  Apl  9,  G F White  to  L 

E McDowell $9,300 

Hulbert,  to  Ann  O Gittens $1,800 

Paulina  st.  149  ft  s of  48th,  w f,  25x122  ft 
dated  April  8,  C Bently,jr  to  A Rush. $350 
School  st,  186  ft  w of  Robey,  n f„  175x125 
ft  April  7;  E O Charles  to  Ann  E.  Chap 

man $2,450 

Sixty-first  court,  100  ft  e of  Madison  av, 
n f,  204x125  ft,  Apl  13,  G N Boardman 

to  O R Keith $2,800 

Southport  av,  49  ft  n of  Noble  st,  w f,  24x 
125  ft,  April  3;  J P Altgeld  to  B.  Dewald 

$650 

State  st  150  ft  s of  Forty-sixth,  w f lOOx 
161  ft,  Apl  8,  Eugene  S Pike  to  George 

E P Dodge $7,000 

Stewart  av,  near  Forty  eighth  st,  w f,  23x 
125  ft,  Feb  8,  H Shafer  to  J T Armstrong 

$250 

The  premises  No  5054  Wentworth  av,  Apl 
1,  Frank  Schell  to  Elizabeth  H Sharp 

$4,000 

Wabash  av,  bet  Fifty -second  and  Fifty- 
Third  sts,  w f,  33x161  ft,  Mch  22,  Edgar 

Suowden  to  J H Walsh $1,122 

Wabash  av,  177  ft  n of  Fifty-fourth  st, 
e f,  116x161  ft,  Apl  5,  N T Gassette  to 

S Wustum $4,640 

Wellington  st,'90)4  ft  e of  Seminary  av,  n 
f 37*4x122  ft,  Apl  1,  Henry  Dirks  to  G 

H Fuchs $3,000 

Wentworth  av,  n w cor  of  Sixtieth  st,  e f, 
56x125  ft,  Mar  22,  Ann  M Coy  to  Thom- 
as F Whaton $3,700 

Wentworth  ave,  234  ft  s of  51st,  wf  25x 
126,  July  28, ’83:  Dexter  Gilson  to  A M 

Luart $1,000 

Wentworth  av,  n w cor  of  Elkhart  st,  e f 
36x103  ft,  March  29,  Patrick  Burke  to 

J L Curtis $1,750 

Wentworth  av  near  Forty-eighth  st,  e f 23 
by  124  ft,  March  15,  J Boomer  to  Peter 

Lenert $700 

Wentworth  av,  near  Gordon  st,  w f 25x160 
ft,  improved,  Apl  1,  J W Pfeiffer  to 
John  C Pfeiffer $2,500 


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MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


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JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


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Wolcott  av,  near  s e cor  of  Clinton,  part 
of  lot  1,  Apl  13,  M A and  A French  to 
Cornelia  C Murgredge $5,000 

West  of  City  limits. 

California  av,  75  ft  s of  Armitage,  e f 50 
xlOO  ft,  Apl  10,  J C Dozols,  Jr  to  Otto 

Heper $925 

California  av  n of  Boulevard  e f,  25x125 
ft.  Sept  11,  1885.  J B Armstead  to  Jens 

Bull $1,600 

California  av,  n w cor  of  Fullerton  40 
acres  (except  streets,)  April  8,  George 
L Matthews  and  Darius  K Kornwell  to 

George  A Seaverns $93,500 

California  av,  75  ft,  s of  Armitage,  e f, 
25x100  ft,  Apl  10,  Otto  Heper  to  J Math- 

isen . $550 

Fairfield  av,  50  ft  n of  Wabansia,  e f 25x 
125  ft,  Apl  12,  G N Procton  to  a.  N Proc- 

ton....  I1’000 

Laurel  av,  s w cor  of  Diversey  st,  e f,  75x 
125  ft,  Apl  3,  A and  J Hellstrand  to 

John  Hallstrom $1,350 

Laurel  av,  75  ft  s of  Diversey  st,  e f,  25x 
125  ft,  Apl  1,  same  to  O M Levenson.  $450 
Linden  av,  125  ft  s of  Eevergreen,  w f , 25 
xl25  ft,  Apl  8,  L Linguist  to  J Fre- 

mason $225 

Mentmore  av,  50  ft  e of  Kimball  st,  nf  92 
xl05,  Apl  1:  James  Alexander  to  Edward 

Wernick $2,500 

Park  av,  275  ft  w of  42d,  s f,  25  ft  to  alley 
dated  April  9,  B C Cook  to  Mary  Mur- 
ray  $800 

Perry  av,  near  Edbrook  place,  e f,  50x103 
ft,  Apl  9,  Herman  Schilbach  to  J G 

Johnson $1,910 

Rendsbury  st,  100  ft  s of  Shakspeare  w 
f,  25x134  ft,  Apl  14,  A A Vathner  to  G 

B Torkelson $2,050 

Rendsbury  st,  100  ft  s of  Shakespeare,  w 
f,  25x134  ft,  Apl  12,  B J and  G B Tork- 
elson to  A A Vathner $1,950 

Wabansia  av,  n w cor  of  Howard,  undivid- 
ed )4  of  10  acres  with  building,  Feb  24, 

J F Keenev  to  Charles  P Keeney . $25,000 

AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 

Premises  No  2932  Portland  av,  on  lot  b 8 US  Bank 

add,  Mch  5,  M Walsh  to  B Lampert $3,200 

Lot  14  b 3 b 45  w hit  etc  21  39  14,  Apr  5,  G Budaoh  to 

W Boedicker $3,300 

Lot  79  b 8 J & Lees’  sub  sw  qr  20  39  14,  Apr  5,  Louis 

H Ringer  to  V Dlouhy $2,550 

Lot  1 blk  5 S Chicago,  April  6,  C & C C & D Co  to  J_ 

Pachls 

Lot  47  s hit  b 24,  33  40  14,  April  6,  Euth  A Ford  to  A 

Knobelsdorf $1,600 

Lot  10  Weddell’s  sub  s qr  se  qr  se  qr  20  38  14,  Apr  7, 

J L Day  to  J B Kneller $430 

Lot  7 b 42  Ogden’s  add,  April  6,  J Gatterman  to  W 

Runde $6,500 

Lot  10  Euehl’s  sub  of  lot  10  and  part  9 b 8 Brainard 

6 Evans’  add,  April  7,  W Ruche  to  M Sgrozinski 

$10,500 

Lot  4 of  e hit  it’s  15  and  16  b 4 Washington  Heights, 
Mch  6,  Village  of  Washington  H to  J H Parker . . $700 
S hlf  It  4 b 12  Busby’s  sub  in  sw  qr  14  38  14,  April  7, 

Hattie  E Ellington  to  Fannie  E May $3.0oO 

Premises  No  303  Chestnut  Bt,  pt  of  lots  19  and  20  b 

7 Bushnell  add,  March  29,  Jennie  S Dend  to  C 

Brooks $5,925 

Lot  12  s hlf  b 9 Kinzie’s  add,  Apr  7,  Catharine  Spelz 

to  W Mester $17,000 

N 42  ft  of  lot  5 and  s 29  ft  of  lot  6 blk  18,  Winnetka, 

Mch  1,  Thos  M Caldwell  to  Mary  L Jones $1,500 

Lots  5 7 9 11  div  2 Westfall’s  sub  s hlf  30  38  15,  Nov 

30,  ’85,  B A Ulrich  to  A M Ward $2,60l 

Lots  89  and  90  and  piece  adj  div  2 same,  February  2, 

same  to  same $2,100 

Lot  38  b 14  s hlf  10  39  13,  Apr  8,  ’86,  Burton  C Cook 

to  J F Murray $1,300 

Lot  39  b 21  w hlf  etc  17  39  14,  Mch  18,  Mark  W Hill 

to  P Taylor $4,000 

Lot  3 b 2 Evanston  Centre  2d  add,  Oct  28,  ’85,  W B 

Phillips  to  W Ahrens $250 

Lot  4 b 2 same,  Dec  25,  ’85,  same  to  Chas  Straus. $290 
Lot  25  of  lot  1 Ogden’s  sub  e hlf  ne  qr  24  39  13,  Sept 

1,  ’85,  W H Luun  to  Mary  B Gould $500 

Lot  62  Ballin’s  sub  sw  qr  uw  qr  8 38  14,  March  8,  D 

Schumacher  to  C Wilder $1,550 

Lots  28  and  29  b 12  Lee’s  add,  Apr  7,  S Otley  to  F C 
Schoenewald $8,000 


Lot  13  of  lots  4 and  5 block  26,  16  38  14,  Sept  10,  ’85, 

Wilder  Cook  & Co  to  C B Mehren $450 

Lots  1 to  5 b 4 of  lots  4 and  6 Co  Clk’s  sub  sw  qr  25 

Lots  3 and  4 b 5,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Mar 

26:  Clementina  Nowak  to  P M Flynn $750 

Lots  39  and  40  b 4,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Mar. 

26:  Clementina  Nowak  to  Mike  Geary $ 8oo 

Lot  17  b 1,  Cass  sub  N 10  aers  k s 24  aers  86%  8 

38  14,  Apr.  12;  Geo  W Cass  to  J Hoeser $Mn0 

Lots  1 to  10  of  lot  2,  b 32,  Sheffield  add,  Mar.  12;  G 

Paltgieser  to  A Wilke •*’’’7,00 

Lots  1243  and  1244  b 30,  div  3,  Riverside,  Apr.  5;  E 

A Driver  to  W A Gardner : V . ’?00 

Lots  85  and  86.  Westfall’s  tub  30  38  15  Apr.  10;  A J 

Merritt  to  A M Ward -$2,0 

Westerly  60  ft  of  lot  5 and  s 35*4  ft  of  lot  4.  6 of  KR 
in  Meyer’s  sub  lot  6, 19  41  14,  Apr.  12;  D Power  to 

CEIL  Sup  Ry  Co 

Lot  3 of  lot  1,  b 20,  s frac  20  39  14,  Mar.  17;  J Pren-Du 

dergast  to  H Meyer - • • - - • »1-3r.„ 

Lot  5 of  iots  16  and  17,  Forrestville,  Apr.  2;  EdgarOU 

F Henderson  to  J McFarlane *2’,°r,n 

Lot  18  and  s 7 ft  of  lot  17,  Scammon  k Nelson’s  suboo 
swti  34  39  14,  Apr.  13:  D Zick  to  D S MoBean..$30 
S 20  ft  of  lot  40  Graves  & Smith’s  sub  in  Graves’4U 
sub  e of  ave  34  39  14;  Ira  Wiggins  to  A Blum.. $3.0 
Lot  87,  Robertson’s  sub,  eV4  ne'4  23  38  14,  Apr.  10;00 

Mrs  M Stewart  to  M G Cortright •'•■■•U;0.. 

N*4  lot  22  b 8.  Pryor  k Hopkins  sub  nw % 3 38  14, uu 
Apr.  13;  J W Pryor  to  J Fitzpatrick $1,62 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  29  b 47  Ironworkers’  add,  Apr  7,C&CC&DCo 

to  Meta  Frideria • • • 

Lots  27  to  34,  41  to  48  b 56  Hill’s  add  to  So  Chicago, 

Mch  25,  Olivia  Whalen  to  Anna  Allison $1,600 

Lot  64  div  3 Sth  Shore  sub  n Vz  30  38  15,  Apr  3,  L M 

Paine  to  F B Little $1,800 

Lots  21  22  23  b 37  S Chicago,  April  1,  R Berger  to  E 

Kramer •■•  • • • • - *4’500 

Lots  1 to  30  b 1,  lots  1 to  30  b 2 in  sub  of  s % n 3-7  w 
hlf  sw  qr  sw  qr  17  37  15,  Mch  31,  E S Dreyer  to  E 

Kramer  $8,500 

Lot  34  of  lot  1 b 7 Ironworkers’  add,  March  30,  D M 

Hillis  to  E Ekdahl  et  al $400 

Lot  2 b 56  Cornell,  April  1,  Mstr  in  Chy  to  S F Han- 

chett  $268 

S 50  ft  of  lots’ 2 and  5 b f 2d  plat  of  Woodlawn,  Mch 
1,  Chicago  Theological  Seminary  to  T A Evoy  $2,500 
Lots  9 and  10  b 48  Cornell,  Apr  2,  Republic  Life  Ins 

Co  to  Geo  Kuhn -*®50 

Lots  25  and  26  b 1 Gano’s  add  to  Pullman,  April  8, 

Andrine  Scott  to  C Reus ■ $1,200 

Lots  39  and  40  b 5 Taylor’s  1st  add  to  Sth  Chicago, 

Apr  1,  C S Smith  to  A J Maher  et  al $1,200 

Lot  59  Woodlawn  Terrace  in  ne  qr  23  38  14,  April  1, 

F W Green  et  al  to  C S Smith $4,200 

Lots  9 and  10  b 13  Johnston  k Clement’s  sub  w half 
se  qr  22  38  14,  Apr  10,  T P Keefe  to  John  Hart.. $750 
Lots  14  15  and  16  b 12  same  sub,  Nov  18,  ’85,  John- 

ston  & Clements  to  C Doolittle $1,100 

Lots  43  and  44  blk  3 west  add  to  Cheltenham  Beach, 

Mch  15,  ’84,  R W Bridge  to  P Pierson $500 

S hlf  of  s 27  acs  sw  qr  nw  qr  22  38  14,  Apr  9,  F E Bal- 
lard to  Hary  B Gage  q 

Lots  1 2 5 6 (ex  s 50  ft  of  lots  2 and  5)  b 1,  2d  plat  of 
WoodlawD,  Mch  1,  Chicago  Theological  Seminary 

to  John  R Towle $9,500 

W hlf  nw  qr  ne  qr  ne  qr  36  38  14,  Mch  31,  Estate  of 

D De  Wolf  et  al  to  Mary  A C Richardson  . $4,500 

Lot  31  b 35  Ironworkers’  add,  Apr  10,  W Fiedler  to 

J Bohnsack %215 

Lot  23  b 116,  South  Chicago,  Jan.  27;  John  Mulhem 

to  M M Glynn 

Lot  30  b 72.  South  Chicago,  Dec.  19;  C and  C C & D 

Co  to  Louisa  M Wilson $1,000 

Lot  1,  b 6,  Hegewlch,  Apr.  8;  M Schener  to  N Tene 

$500 

Lots  7 and  8 b 13,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se!4 
22  38  14,  Apr.  10;  T P Keefe  to  Andrew  Hart  . ..$750 
Lots  27  to  34  and  41  to  48  b 56,  Hill’s  add  to  South 
Chicago,  Mar  27;  Anna  Allison  to  T F Mahon.  .$1,600 
Lot  43  b 139,  South  Chicago,  Apr  3;  C and  C C & D 

Co  to  Lydiksen $400 

Lot  16  b 44,  same,  Apr  2;  same  to  C Lorenzen. . . .$500 
Lot  32  b 3 of  w fr  lot  1,  Assess  div  w‘/j  22  37  14,  Apr 

2;  P Vanden  Belt  to  J Chadwick $225 

Lot  26  b 1,  Parkville,  Mar  1;  Village  of  Hyde  Park 

to  P J Dolan $363 

Lots  11  and  12  b 4,  Fallis’  add  to  Pu  lmsn;  G A Dag- 
gett to  M Muller 

LAKE. 

Lot  8 b 5 Linden  Grove,  Dec  1,  ’85,  G Greenfield  to 

E Rich $1,000 

E 90  ft  of  lots  1 and  2 b 19  same,  Mch  17,  J Hunter 

to  A W Hunter $S30 

Lot  4 of  lots  1 to  4 b 20  same,  Mch  17,  John  Hunter 

to  Mary  Hunter $1,000 

Lots  4 and  5 blk  1 of  Jots  5 to  10  Crocker’s  sub  se  qr 

17  38  14,  Apr  19,  P C Viter  to  Alice  B Viter $1,500 

N % of  lot  10  and  all  lot  7 b 17;  lot  7 and  n 37V4  ft  It 

8 b 14  Linden  Grove,  Mch  1,  Mollie  Samuels  to  C 

^ Baker  ....  ....  ....  .... .... $3,000 

Lots  12  and  13  and  s 12  ft  lot  11  b 1 Perry’s  2nd  sub 
in  Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14,  Mch5,  Eva  R Perry  to  J 
W Maxwell $3,250 


Lot  6 of  lots  6 7 8 blk  14  Skinner  k Judd’s  sub  21  38 
14,  Mch  5,  G N and  J M Moore  et  al  to  Charles  II 

Caldwell  ••;••••• 

Lot  12  b 10  Schorllng’s  sub  pt  lot  1 bet  Rue  lid  and 
Vincennes  avs  In  33  38  14,  Mch  27,  A Hchorllng  to 

Mina  Homan ••••••••  •■••$38 

Lots  46  to  49  b 5 Chicago  Lawn,  Apr  1,  J F Kberhart 

to  Sadie  C Barnhart ■•••••  • 

ots  43  and  44  b 14  Webb’s  sub  se  qr  14  38  13,  Apr  1, 

J F Eberhart  to  8 E Caldwell 4400 

E 139  ft  of  n 36  ft  of  It  7 blk  9 Skinner  k Judd’s  sub 
ne  qr  21  38  14,  Apr  1,  Annie  Fitch  to  R J Rolfe  $o,300 
Lot  3 blk  1 Schorling’s  sub  in  nw  qr  e of  road  33  38 

14,  Mch  27,  A Schorling  to  W Bohn 

Lot  20  Hosmer’s  sub  in  ne  qr  20  39  14,  April  6,  W H 

Bowser  to  A RieckhofI •••• $~T 

Lot  10  Weddell’s  sub  s qr  so  qr  se  qr  20  38  14,  March 

25,  R S Cox  to  J L Day ■■■■■ ... ..... -WOO 

Lot  36  blk  4 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  20  38  14,  Aug  25, 

C H Caldwell  to  F C Leusch • • $275 

Lots  10  to  21  b 2,  lots  19  to  28  b 7 McBride  et  al  sub 
e blf  nw  qr  1 38  13,  Dec  24,  ’85,  M L Pierce  to  A H 

Seabury 

W 50  ft  of  e 100  ft  of  n 132  ft  of  lot  8 b IS,  Skinner 
& Judd’s  sub  21  38  14,  Apr.  12;  W Paarlberd  to  J 

E Kennan $1,000 

Lot  6 of  lots  1 to  10  and  12  b 6,  Linden  Grove,  Apr. 

9;  W Carr  to  S L Kellogg ••*640 

Lot  46,  Taylor’s  sub  sw!4  nwii  sw  8 38  14,  Mar.  31; 

C H Taylor  to  F Ortwig .$300 

N 35  ft  of  lot  9 b 2.  Perry’s  2d  sub  Taylor’s  sub  e‘/j 
seU  21  38  14,  Apr  9;  J W Welch  to  Carrie  C Ely 

* $1,300 

S(4  iot  3 b 1,  Normal  Sc’hooi  sec  21  38  14.  Mar  29;  J 

B Lanyon  to  Ella  J Tracy , • - • • *8,000 

Lots  5 and  6 b 5,  Lee’s  sub.  s e%i  0 38  14;  also  lots 
23  and  24  b 2,  and  lots  45  to  48  b 3,  Baker’s  sub  ne 
y.  17  37  14,  Apr  5;  Harriet  E C Smith  to  Mary  L 

Miller  $1,100 

Lots  12  and  13  b 2 of  lots  5 to  10  Crocker’s  sub  17  38 
14,  Sep  11,  1884,  D N Burnham  to  G Webber..  ..$425 
Lot  10  b 1,  Schorling’s  sub  in  nwii  33  38  14>  APr  13j 

A Schorling  to  P C Murphy ..  ..$645 

Lots  19  to  24  b 1,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  May 

1,  1885;  J D Smith  to  O R Thompson $1,580 

Lots  23  and  24  b 1,  same,  Apr  10;  O R Thompson  to 

H J Stone $1,200 

Lots  19  to  22  b L same,  Apr  10;  same  to  Emma  S ' 
Mason  $2,000 

CALUMET. 

Lots  1 and  4 b 1 of  lot  3 Hitt’s  sub  se  qr  8 37  14,  Apr 

10,  Mstr  in  Chy  to  L Loewentbal $920 

Lot  5 b 3 Washington  Heights,  Sept  1, ’85,  F Whis- 

ler  to  A Cohen $444 

N hlf  se  qr  ne  qr  se  qr  4 37  14,  Apr  8,  Jno  F Brock- 
way to  J B Close $5,040 

Lots  33  and  34  b 43  E Washington  Heights,  April  1, 

S M Smith  to  Neliie  Hancock $1,800 

Lots  13  and  14  b 45  E Washington  Heights,  April  1. 

S M Smith  to  D G McDiarmid $1,800 

Lot  100  of  lot  56  and  n half  57,  16  37 14,  Feb’y  5,  S F 

Hayward  to  L Dykstra $250 

Lots  86  and  87  Sharpshooters  Park  sub  21  37  14,  Mch 
4,  Chicago  Sharpshooters  Ass’n  to  Otto  A Somner 

’ $200 

Blk  13.  Atwood’s  add  to  Washington  Heights,  Mar. 

19;  Almeda  C.  McCullough  to  A O Hale $800 

Lots  26  to  29  b 16,  Cole’s  sub  in  5 37  14;  S Delama- 
ter  to  W Dixon $1,000 


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EVANSTON. 

N hlf  lot  4 and  s 12  1-10  ft  lot  3 Rwy  sub  in  nw  qr  19 

41  14,  Mch  24,  Jacob  Philip  to  P Zender $300 

N 25  ft  of  lot  2 blk  2 Gibbs  Ladd  k George’s  add  to 

Evanston,  Apr  9,  G N Hill  to  E Morper $800 

I.ots  29  to  34  b 48  Rogers  Park,  Oct  10,  ’84,  Florence 

C Witherell  to  L J Button $9,000 

Lots  3 and  4 b 11  Keeney  k Rinn’s  add,  April  6.  The 
Plzensky  V Spolek  B k L Ass’n  to  Mary  Kelly  $1,200 
Wly  80  ft  of  s 119  ft  of  b 39  Evan6ton;  also  pt  of  lots 
4 6 and  6 b 1 Snyder’s  add,  Feb  27,  W A Kimball 

to  C E k L Sup  Rwy  Co  $2,700 

Lots  7 and  8 b 3 Kedzie  & Kenny’s  add  to  Evanston, 
Mch  2,  S C Robinson  to  Louise  R Hamkes. .. .$4,500 
Wly  60  ft  of  pt  of  lot  3 e of  R Rd  in  sub  of  lot  6 As- 
sessor’s div  19  41  14,  Apr  8,  Cath  M Bongart  to  C 

E k Sup  Rwy  Co $1,050 

Wly  60  ft  of  s 9314  ft  of  n 312  ft  of  b 1,  Snyder’s  add 
Apr.  12;  F B Brewer  to  C E k L Sup  Ry  Co.  ..$2,700 
Lots  21,  22,  23,  b 11,  White’s  add,  Apr.  8;  J V Tay- 
lor to  Helen  S Streeter $6,562 

Lot  22  b 24,  Rogers  Park,  Mar  12;  C H Morse  to  P 

Phillips *500 

j EFFEBBON . 

Part  sw  qr  sec  24  40  13,  fronting  33614  ft  on  North 
Branch  Road  and  running  e 1683  ft  to  river,  Mch 

2T,  C Kraatz  to  J Weichbrodt $9,000 

3»3  acs  in  b 11  Jackson’s  sub  in  secs  11  and  12  40  13, 

Dec  15,  ’85,  W G Jackson  to  R Rusk $500 

Lot  9 b 29,  Jefferson,  Nov.  25,  1885;  D W Eldred  to 

Ole  Jensen $38® 

Lots  8,  9,  19  and  20  b 7,  and  lots  10  to  17  b 9,  J ones’ 
sub  n 80  aers  sw  qr  sec  23  40  13,  Mar  20;  W J 

Chamberlin  to  John  H Thompson  $300 

Lots  1,  4,  5,  8,  9,  12, 13,  16  and  17  b 4,  Secrist’s  sub 
e!4  se  qr  10  40  13,  Sep  10,  ’83;  W F Evans  to  C A 

Servoss $2,700 

GIOEBO. 

Lots  1 and  2 b 18  La  Vergne,  Mch  29,  Emma  A Bald- 
win to  Sarah  E Atwater $700 

Lots  226  227  228  and  w 30  ft  lots  229  b 12  Anstinville 

Apr  3,  J Mora  to  J B Curreo $700 

W qr  sw  qr  ne  qr  (10  acs)  28  36  13,  March  6,  C B and 

E D Hosmer  to  L K Tucker $6,000 

Lots  15  and  16  b 2,  Waller’s  sub  in  eV4  8 39  13, 

Apr.  7;  H J Ullmann  to  F A Beeson $750 

Part  se  qr  15  39  13,  Mar  12;  W J VanArsdale  et  al  to 

Chicago  k Gt  Western  Ry  Co $11,122 

E*4  ne  qr  nw  qr  28  39  13,  Mar  5;  James  Butler  to  L 

K Tucker $8,000 

LYONS. 

Lots  1 to  5 b 1 Richmond’s  add  to  La  Grange,  Apr  1, 

Louisa  W Keinman  to  A W Newell $800 

Lot  9 b 9 Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  Apr  10,  Rich’d 

Gough  to  W N Alley $200 

Lot  17  in  RR  plat  of  Town  of  Summit  in  12  38  12, 
Mar.  15;  C Drehelom  to  T E Welbaum $500 

NEW  TEIEB. 

Lot  4 b 2 Gage’s  sub  in  17  42  14,  Oct  3,  ’85,  A P An- 
thony to  A Dean $433 

N 10  acs  of  sw  qr  ne  qr  33  42  13,  Mch  24,  Peter  May 

to  J H Scbolten $2,000 

Lot  4 b 2 Hartwell’s  add  to  Glencoe;  Feb’y  13,  Elias 

Lindren  to  W H Henderson $200 

E hlf  lot  3 b 2 same,  Mch  11,  E A Hartwell  to  same 

$100 

Blk  33  Glencoe,  Apr  8,  W J Murphy  to  Mary  J Bro- 
sins  $15,000 


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Lots  6 and  7 b 3 Desplaines,  April  7,  J Alles  Jr  to  C 
Metzger $500 

MISUKULANEOUS. 

S hlf  86  qr;  also  w 25  acs  of  n 85  acs  of  sw  qr,  and  8 
75  acs  of  sw  qr,  all  in  12  42  10,  Jan  14,  Chas  Com- 
stock to  Hannah  I Burlingame $11,700 

Se  qr  and  4514  acs  in  sw  qr  30  36  42,  Mch  31,  C Good- 

speed  to  M Crapp $7,225 

E hlf  sw  qr  sec  11;  also  lot  1,  being  21  acres  off  n pt 
of  ne  qr  nw  qr  sec  14;  also  n half  lot  31  Raymond 
& Dexter’s  sub  in  14  and  15  41  9.  Mch  25,  G Strict  - 

mann  to  C Flentge $9,275 

Lot  15  blk  3 Harwood  & Goodspeed’s  sub  ne  qr  9 38 
14,  lot  7 b 2 of  s 2 acs  lot  9 e of  R Rd,  16  38  14,  Feb 

12,  E W Burke  to  A M Caulkius $1,650 

Lot  1 and  alley  adj  b 78  w hlf  27  39  14,  Feb’y  9,  B E 

Gallup,  Trustee,  to  W H Hoyt $8,000 

Lot  49  blk  35,  19  39  14,  Feb  10,  Estate  of  W L New- 
berry to  J Radasta $625 

N 106  acs  of  sec  30  41  11;  also  e hlf  se  qr  ne  qr  25  41 
10,  13  4-10  acs  in  uw  qr  30  41  10,  May  11,  H Linne- 

mann  to  H Bautels $13,300 

E 25  ft  lot  5,;b  35,  Young’s  add  to  Blue  Island,  Apr.  6 

F Klein  to  J L Zacharias $900 

E % sw  % sec  34  36  12,  Feb.  25,  B Gundermann 

to  C Schilling $5,900 

Lot  3,  b 4,  Robinson’s  sub  in  se  qr  36  37  13,  Mar.  30, 

H Y C Meyer  to  B Flassig $450 

W 54  lot  7 of  lots  59,  61  &c..  No.  24  Vine  st.,  Butter- 
field’s add,  Apr.  1,  M K and  C T Elliott  to  F Gaily 

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E 54  b 8,  South  Lawn,  Feb.  25,  Fred  C Beil  to  J F 

Gillette $1,200 

Ne  54  ne  54  1 33  12  Mar.  24,  Master  in  Chancery  to 

Estate  of  Comfort  Tiffany $6,000 

Lot  44  b 1 Culver’s  Park,  Apr.  1,  E H Gammon  to  C 

C Nelson $200 

Lot  49  Haase’s  add  to  Oak  Park  in  13  39  12,  Mar.  22, 

W and  F Haase  to  R Hess $300 

354  acre  in  nw  cor  se  54  30  42  11,  Apr.  6,  Eli  Abbs  to 

Monroe  Heath $900 

Lot  9 b 3 of  blks  25  to  28  &c..  Railroad  add  to  Har- 
lem, May  7,  1884,  C Schlund  to  W Krueger $750 

154  acrs  in  lot  5 Owner’s  sub  w 54  2 1 41  13,  Apr.  7;  J 

Ross  to  J Meyer $469 

W ?4  s 54  ne  54  16  42  1 2,  Apr.  2;  Henry  Dana  to  L 

Dehne $5,000 

8 2-100  acrs  in  sec  10  42  12  at  intersection  of  State 
road  and  M & St  P RR;  Apr.  19:  Anna  M Neith- 

hammer  to  E Knochammess $1,000 

N54  b 86  School  sec  add;  Nov.  17,  1685;  John  P Neal 

to  Chicago  & Gt  W RR  Co $110,000 

Lots  966  and  967,  b 17,  div  3,  Riverside;  Apr.  10;  W 

De  Golyer  to  C T De  Golyer $15,000 

Lot  6 b 8,  Lemont,  ne54  se>4  26;  also  nw54  sw54  (ex 
RR)  25,  all  in  37  13;  Apr.  12;  W R Derby  to  E W 

Adkinson $400 

Lot  8 of  lot  9 n54  b 10  se54  20  39  14,  Apr.  12;  K 

Cepek  to  .J  Cizek $1 

Lot  18  s 7 ft  of  lot  17  b 2,  Scammon  & Nelson’s  sub 

in  34  39  14,  Apr.  13;  Nora  Behrend  to  D Zieck $60 

E54  sw  qr  36  40  12,  Apr  12;  F Marwood  to  G E Mar- 

wood  $8,000 

3 84-100  acrs  in  s 10  acrs  nw  qr  ne  qr  (ex  e 272  ft  of 
s 1521/,  ft)  36  37  13,  Jan  28;  Ira  McCord  to  A Mc- 
Cord   $4,000 

Lot  36  b 2,  Culver’s  Park,  Apr  12;  E H Gammon  to 

C E Sjowall $200 

Lot  24  b 17,  Henrytown,  in  5 40  14,  Feb  15;  C H An- 
drews et  al  to  P Smith $400 

Lots  12,  13,  14  b 1,  Beelie’s  Central  Riverside  sec  35 
39  12,  Apr  13;  J Johnston,  Jr  to  M L Jones..  .$2,000 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  tiled  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  April  15,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  191  $1,116,375 

County 211  802,868 

Total 402  $1,919,243 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  April  16,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 190  $778,395 

County 148  509,811 

Total 348  $1,288,206 


TRUST  DEEDS, 

Anderson  A G et  al  to  A Chytraus,  Apr  5, 
Its  77  and  78  b 1,  28  38  14,  mthly  6#  $2,600 
Ahmer  J to  C Jorn,  Apr  15,  It  28  b 2 b 29, 

29  39  14,  3 y 7 # $300 

Aldrich  J F to  W H Holden,  Dec  31,  It  1 b 

24,  22  39  14  etc,  Jan  6,  ’88,  6# $10,600 

Anderson  P to  J H Ernst,  Apl  9,  p t It  14, 
Mackubin’s  sub  4,  39  14,  2 y,  6>£#.  . . $ 00 

Auer  H J to  J Rosenthal,  Apl  8,  Its  6 and 

7 b 9,  4 38,  14,  4 y,  $2,000 

Asher  E to  S Gehr,  Apl  8,  It  2 It  4 by  67, 

21  39  14,  2y  6# $1,500 

Anderson  J to  J R Parker,  Mch  30,  It  37  b 

3,  Palmer’s  add,  mthly,  7# $400 

Bruencke  C to  W W Goodman,  Feb  3,  It  5 

It  89,  Butterfield’s  add,  3 m 7% $880 

Behncke  M and  V to  N A Mayer,  apr  10, 

It  46  b 3,  10  38  14,  3 y 6# $2,000 

Byrne  G to  H G Foreman,  Apl  9,  It  10  b 4 
17  39  14,  5 y,  7% $1,000 


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Begley  M D to  J Stern,  Mch  31,  It  7 It  4 b 

6,  wkly  7% $2,500 

Baker  G to  F Sommer,  Apr  6,  pt  se  qr  ne 

qr  se  qr  20  42  13,  wkly  5 1-5$ $1,600 

Behn  M and  A to  T H Schintz,  Apl  10,  pt 

It  3,  4 39  14,  5 y,  $5,000 

Bohm  M to  L Mandl,  Apl  10,  e It  18  b 

35,  s s add $1,000 

Barmbula  J to  T Schintz,  Apl  9,  It  13  It  2 

b 53,  21  39  14,  2 y,  6# $1,500 

Bloom  M to  W T Dwight,  Mch  29,  It  26  b 

10,  7 39  14,  5 y,  6&  p m $750 

Beam  M A to  F R Chandler,  Apr  7,  It  26  b 

4,  6 38  14,  5 y 7$ $1,650 

Barker  C to  H C Van  Schaack,  Apr  7,  Its  1 
to  4 lot  17  etc  block  1,  13  39  13,  5 y 7%  4 

deeds $8,000 

Brejcha  A to  T Schintz.  Apr  7,  lot  74  b 10, 

20  39  14,  3 y 6$ I $1,000 

Bohner  C to  R Berger,  Apr  6,  Its  20  and  21, 

6 38  14,  3 y 7% $1,200 

Bushee  B to  J E Kimball,  Apr  7,  pt  lot  11, 

16  38  14,  2 y 7% $2,000 

Borman  G F to  S R Hurford,  April  7,  pt  n 

hlf  se  qr  13  38  13,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Bischoff  A to  C P H Dose,  Apr  — , Its  26  to 

30,  6 39  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Bening  F to  H J Christoph,  Mch  30,  lots  1 

and  2 b 4 b 10,  5 y 6^ $4,000 

Bartuska  F to  V Topinka,  Apr  5,  It  16  b 2, 

28  39  14,  wkly  6 %% $1,600 

Blacek  M toTH  Schintz,  Apr  3,  It  47  b"^54, 

19  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Crtwig  F to  P E Stanley,  April  30,  lot  46 

Taylor’s  sub  8 38  14 $200 

Conrad  I N to  O D Allen,  Apr  1,  It  9 It  10, 

7 39  13,  2 y 6$ I . . .$1,200 

Carlson  V to  E Moltendorf,  Apr  1,  It  69  b 

6,  25  39  14,  3 y 7% $700 

Czerny  T to  0 Kubin,  Apr  7,  It  9 It  5 etc  b 

66,  21  39  14,  3 y 6# $1,000 

Crary  HtoWT  Dwight,  Apr  8,  lot  46  b 2 

h 42,  7 39  14,  1 y 8v $100 

Canty  J to  H E Greenbaum,  Apl  9,  It  20  b 

2,b  15,  18  39  14,  13  m,  7% $300 

Cech  J to  T H Schintz,  Apl  5,  It  74  b 35, 

19  39  14,  3 y , 7% $1,000 

Connolly  D to  J Holdon,  Mch  19,  pt  Its  11 

and  12  b 83,  3 y,  7% $7,000 

Camp  A R to  S Straus,  Apl  5,  pt  It  24  b 

126,  s s add,  3 y,  6#  p m $20,000 

Caldwell  C H to  W 11  Holden,  Apr  1,  lot  6 
It  6 etc  b 14,  21  38  14,  3 y 7%  p m.  . $2,000 
Crowley  M J to  G M Bogue,  Jan  4,  It  42  b 
6 and  lots  1 to  24  b 1,  13  39  13,  4 y 8#  p 


$400 


Cochran  J L to  W D Kerfoot,  March  8,  Its 
26  to  30  b B Wrightwood,  3 y 6#  p m,  5 

deeds $13,125 

Combs  W A to  F B Peabody,  Apr  7,  lot  35 

b 4,  2 38  14,  5 y 6# $4,000 

Dahm  B G to  W T Dwight,  Mch  16,  It  1 b 

10,  6 39  14,  3 y,  6#,  p m $400 

Donahue  J to  L Sommer,  Mch  25,  pt  It 
132  b 2 b 32,  33  39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5# 

$5,200 

Dignan  P to  H E Greenbaum,  Apl  12,  It 

41  It  1 b 21,  2 y,  7% $1,000 

Duffield  C C to  C G French,  Apr  1,  It  13  b 

90,  27  39  14,  5 y 7% $1,200 

Day  R W to  W Loeb,  Apr  8,  lot  3 and  pt  4 

b 1,  10  38  14,  1 y 7% $1,000 

Dormier  M M and  P to  F M Richardson, 
Feb  8,  pt  It  38  b 10,  29  40  14,  7 y 6# 

$1,850 

Durkin  J to  J D Hubbard,  Mch  25,  It  43  b 

1,  20  39  14,  1 y 8# $100 

Dickinson  G S to  W J Goudy,  Mch  31,  Its 
62  and  63  b 3,  29  40  14,  3y  6#  p m.  . .$800 
Drew  J to  C Jorn,  apr  13,  lot  28  b B,  28  39 

13,1  y 7% $175 

Dennis  M A to  S R Hnrford,  apr  7,  pt  n w 

H n w % 18  41  14,  2 y,  7% $1,500 

Dehnhard  J H to  J C Schumacher,  Apr  5, 

It  3 b 6,  19  39  14,  wkly  5# $2,000 

Donovan  B to  C J Vopicka,  Mch  6,  It  45  b 

46,  17  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,800 

De  Boar  D to  P Van  Vlissingen,  Feb  1,  It 

38  b 3.  22  37  14,  3 y 7% $400 

Erickson  J and  J to  E Knauer,  Apr  7,  house 
It  17  b 14  J R & S’s  add $350 


Equitable  T Co  to  J Fuller,  Mch  27,  It  26 

b 37,  17  39  15 $1,500 

Eclipse  Furnace  Heater  Co  to  E H Gary, 
Apr  8,  Its  40  and  41  Garfield,  5 y 7#  $2,000 
Erdman  F to  W Loeb,  Apr  8,  Its  25  and  30 

b 2 b 47,  17  39  14,  2 y 8# $600 

Estel  H M to  D B Dewey,  Apr  3,  pt  It  19  b 

^ 58  Evanston,  5 y 7% $3,500 

Ernst  A P to  J C Schumacher,  Apl  6.  It 

13,  e 34  b 6,  19  39  14,  2 y,  7% $1500 

Eich  C H to  J L Pearson,  Apl  9,  It  13  by 

2,  It  7 16  38  14,  mthly,  7% $200 

Ellers  M W to  J C Schumacher,  Apr  5,  Its 
23  and  24  b 11,  10  36  14,  wkly  8#. . . $4,000 
Exdahl  E et  al  to  J Lorscheider,  Mch  29, 

It  34  It  1 b 7,  J W’s  add,  S Chicago, 

mthly , 8% $80o 

Ericson  J to  H G Foreman,  June  9,  Its  40 
and  41  b 3,  20  38  14,  mthly  6%  p m.  . $380 
Fisher  F P to  G N Stone,  Nov  27,  Its  1 and 

2 b 10,  and  Its  24  and  25  b 11,  22  38  14. 

3 y 6# $825 

Fitzgerald  J to  W A Bond,  Mch  26,  It  42  b 

6,  28  39  14,  June  26,  ’88,  6#  p m $450 

Foley  M H to  S B French,  Apl  10,  lot  18  b 

I,  9 38  14,  6 .y  and  3 m p m $1,250 

Frost  C and  J to  J Felthouse,  Apl  10,  pt  It 

39  b 6,  39  14,  5 y,  7% $1,000 

Fait  A to  T Schintz,  Apr  6,  lot  15  w half  b 

II,  6 39  14,  3 y 61 $3,000 

Flynn  P to  T J Curran,  apr  7,  It  11  b 9,  S 

& G’s  add,  2 y 7% $450 

Flynn  P to  T J Curran,  apr  7,  It  11  b 9, 

S & G’s  add,  2 y 7% $45,) 

Fischer  L to  F Schrader,  Mch  8,  It  24  b 2, 

19  40  14,  3 y 6#  p m $337 

Fuller  J to  E T Cushing,  apr  12,  It  26  b 26, 

Duncan’s  add,  2 y,  6% $1,500 

Fuerweiler  A to  W Vocke,  Apr  5,  It  52  It  1 

b 38.  3 y 8% $700 

Foley  P to  P W Snowhook,  Mch  20,  It  42  b 

26,  17  39  14,  2 y 6#  p m $400 

Geiss  A to  D O Strong,  Mch  29,  pt  It  12  b 

16,  4 39  14  6# $8,500 

Gnat  J to  G Coombs,  Apr  1,  Its  37  and  38 

b 3,  30  40  14,  4 y 7% $1,600 

Geringer  S to  F Kehrer,  apr  12,  It  19  b 6, 

28  39  14,2  y 7% $400 

Gatsfield  C D to  T Kearney,  Apr  8,  lot  4 b 

1,  6 39  14,  1 y 6# $400 

Gage  S to  C E Crandall,  Jan  25,  It  22  to 

21,  26  38  14,  2 y,  7% $575 

Gagenwarth  G L to  C H Puscheck,  Apl  8, 

It  12  It  1 It  9,  24  39,  14,  3 y,  7% $3,000 

Gage  W to  J H Erns,  Apl  9,  lr  49  b 40,  19 

40  14,  3 y,  5# $400 

Gready  E L to  H E Greenebanm,  April  8, 

pt  It  23  b 8.  3 38  14,  3 y $2,000 

Gurney  J to  W H Holden,  Apr  5,  It  39  b 7, 

8 39  14,  3 y 7% $2,700 

Glascoe  P to  J S Norton,  Apl  12,  pt  It  26 

b 4 b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  6# $700 

Gobel  G to  W Hinemann,  Apl  5.  It  1 b 55, 

19  39  14,  3 y,  7% * $3,500 

Grannis  G M to  F B Peabody,  Apl  30,  It  5 

b 17,  Ravenswood.  5 y,  7% $1,500 

Haser  O to  F Sommer,  Apl  7,  It  3 b 1,  9 

38  14.  wkly,  5 1-5# $500 

Hanzlik  M to  S M Moore,  Mch  22,  It  81  b 

3 Douglas  Park  add,  2 y 6# $176 

Hoffman  A to  M Ritter,  Apr  9,  lot  45  b 11, 

18  39  14,  3 y 6# $900 

Hammond  J C to  J F Lawrence,  Apr  7,  Its 
8 and  9 blk  31,  17  39  14,  2 y,  6#,  2 deeds 

$5,000 

Hochgesang  J to  R Berger,  Apr  1,  lot  36  b 

3,9  39  14,  1 y 8# $100 

Henderson  W H to  J R Parker,  Mch  30,  It 

4 and  e half  3 b 2,  Hartwell’s  add  Glen- 
coe, mthly  7# $800 

Hanson  L to  T H Schintz,  Apl  10,  It  14 
and  pt  It  13  b 13,  35  40  13,  J y,  7#. . .$650 
Hanlon  E J to  C D Wells,  April  7,  It  3 It  8 

b 2 Rockwell’s  add,  mthly  7# $1,000 

Hankel  M to  T H S ffiintz,  Apr  7,  It  37  b 2, 

20  39  14,  1 y 7# $300 

Horn  L W to  R Berger,  Mch  24,  It  30  b 5, 

Kay’s  add,  6 m 7# $600 

Huneshagan  G to  W M Stanley,  apr  10, 

It  3 b 1,9  38  14,1  y 6# $400 


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Holman  C F to  C A Sawyer,  Mch  15,  It  31 
b 19  Douglas  Park  add,  2 y 6#  p m,  2 

deeds $1,700 

Healey  M to  G W Nicholes,  Apr  5,  It  19  b 

27,  33  39  14,  1 y 8# $115 

Heinen  J to  W Troost,  Apl  10,  s It  4 and 

pt  It  5 b 2,  21  39  14,  5 y,  7# $675 

Havens  S S to  J Frake.  Mch  4,  lot  39  and 

pt  40  b 6,  16  38  14,  1 y,  7# $1,000 

Hagenorr  A to  ME  Greenebaum,  Mch  9, 

It  50  b 9.  29  40  14,  3 y 7# $1,200 

Herman  A to  M Majewski,  Apr  7,  lot  6 lot 
10  etc  b 8 Wright’s  add  etc,  wkly  7#  $2,000 
Heath  G W to  F Prussing,  Apr  3,  Its  6 and 

7 b 1,  28  42  13,  3 y 6# $1,600 

Hoffman  F to  J H Schlund,  Apr  2,  It  2 b 2, 

12  39  12,  1 y 7# $200 

Horner  R and  E to  J W Scoville,  Apl  5,  It 

29  b 61,  7 39  14,  mthly,  8# $2,500 

Hickox  M J to  E W Russell,  Apl  10  pt  Its 

15  and  16  b 51,  7 39  14,  5 y,  6# $3,000 

Harms  W to  D B Hutchinson,  Mch  22,  It 

10  b 20,  18  39  14,  2 y.  6#  p m $600 

Hess  R to  W Hasse,  Mch  22,  It  49,  Hasse’s 

add,  Oak  Park,  13  39  12,  3 y,  6# $600 

Hart  A to  T P Keefe,  Apl  10,  Its  7 and  8 b 

13,  22  38  14,  3 y,  6# $282 

Hearighty  P C to  S W Rawson,  Apr  7,  lots 

Its  61  b 5,  20  39  14,  5 y,  6# $6,000 

Harris  E F to  A B Mead,  Apl  6,  It  7 b 25, 

s s add,  5 y,  6# $22,000 

Hynes  J to  F R Chandler,  Apl  1,  It  1 b 1, 

etc,  22  38  14.  3 y,  7# $300 

Jacobs  N to  J L Lombard,  apr  6,  It  29  b 2 

23  39  13, 6#  p m $200 

Jacobs  N to  I G Lombard,  apr  6,  It  9 b 15 

Douglas  Park  add,  2 y,  6#  p m $500 

Jobst  J to  J H Ernst,  lots  4 to  9 b 2 b 44, 

Sheffield’s  add,  5 y 6# $800 

Johnston  M E and  J W to  Tyrell  <t  Bailey. 
Apl  8,  It  11  and  pt  It  14  b 5,  S <fc  N’s 

add,  Oak  Park,  5 y,  7# $700 

Johnson  0 J to  A Chytraus,  Apr  3,  It  16  b 

1 b 4,  20  40  14,  mthly  6# $1,300 

Jansky  J to  T H Snhintz,  Apr  2,  It  4 b 10, 

20  39  14,  3 y 7# $1,400 

Janssen  H M to  M R Freshwaters,  Mch  18, 

It  76  b 44,  7 39  14,  4 y,  6# $5,000 

Jakubka  J to  T H Schintz,  Apl  5,  pt  It  3 

b 12,  s s add,  3 y $4,000 

Jerner  J F to  J Gunzenhanser,  Jan  29,  pt 

bs  3 and  4 D S Bank  add,  3 y 6# $850 

Kaderli  C and  F to  W Loeb,  Apr  5,  It  35  b 

26,  33  40  14,  wkly  7# $900 

Kindland  M to  J Powers,  Apl  8,  It  42  b 7, 

Fullerton’s  2d  add,  3 y,  6# $300 

Kirkland  L F to  W Heckman,  Apl  7,  pt  Its 
18  to  22  lt2  etc,  Forestville,  3 y,  7#.  $1,000 
Keil  M to  F C Kuhn  jr,  Apl  8,  It  7 It  57 

etc  b 9,  33  40  14,—,  6# $2,000 

Kageben  J to  F Lackner,  Apl  7,  Its  221  to 

225  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  1 y,  7# $5,000 

Krngei  W to  J Buehler,  Apl  5,  It  9 by  3, 

12  39  12 $1,000 

Korallski  J to  M Majewski,  Apr  7,  It  18  b 

6,  6 39  14,  wkly  7# $1,000 

Knauss  G C to  W Loeb,  Apr  5,  lot  9 lot  11 

etc  b 17,  29  40  14,  5 y 6# $1,500 

Kern  G et  al  to  A Pike,  Apr  3,  It  2 It  9 etc 

Butterfield’s  add,  3 y 7# $800 

Kuehl  F to  0 K A Hutchinson,  Apl  10,  pt 

n e 3^  n e 3^  31  40  14,  5 y,  6# $3,000 

Kleinhammer  F to  D B Hutchinson,  Mch 
22,  It  22  b 20,  18  37  14,  1 y,  6#,  p m.  .$600 
Kettner  W to  E Goodridge,  Apl  8 It  5 b 5, 

18  39  14,  5 y,  6# $2,000 

Keith  0 R to  E F Bailey,  Apl  13,  Its  1 to 

8 b 2,  14,  38  14,  3 y,  6# $2,000 

Kramer  E to  E Koch,  Mch  4,  Its  16  to  30  b 

2,  17  37  15,  2 y 7# $1,000 

Krause  H to  J E Otis,  Mch  25,  It  22  b 127 

s s add,  Feb  4,  7# $400 

Kramer  E to  E Koch,  Apr  1,  Its  21  to  23  b 

37  S Chicago,  2 y 6J^#  p m $3,500 

Klawikowski  A to  H E Greenbaum,  apl  13 
It  3 It  13  b 43,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7#, 

$1,500 

Kerr  H to  W M Hitt,  Mch  9.  iot  16  b 2,  18 

39  14,  2 y 6#  p m $800 

Klann  G to  F Schrader,  Feb  22,  It  5 b 2, 

19  40  14.  3 y 6#  p m $375 

Koiet  C M to  S E Gross,  apr  1,  Its  41  and 

42  b 4.  Clifford’s  add,  3 y 6# $1,200 

Lander  M to  S J Sanborn,  apr  14,  It  81  b 

20,  7 39  14,  6 m 8# $500 

Laita  A to  C J Vopicka,  apr  12,  pt  It  5 b 
41,  s s add,  3 y 6#  p m $2,500 


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Leonard  G H to  F R Chandler,  Deo  1,  It 
13  and  pt  1G  b 11,  Egandale,  5 y,  6#,  p 

m $5,00^ 

Lohn  J S to  C C Schumacher,  Apr  3,  pt  It 


22  b 4,  19  39  14,  2 y 6#. 


. $300 


Laing  I F to  W N Webster,  Apr  5,  pt  lot  5 

b 11  Rockwell’s  add,  3 y 6# $1,024 

Leibernz  K to  J H Ernst,  Apl  10,  lot  25  b 
5 by  10,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  634#-  • ■ $1,100 
Lyons  J F to  J F Rehm,  Apr  8,  lot  6 b 14, 

21  39  14,  3 y 6# $3,000 

Lattinann  J to  E E Trussing,  Apr  8,  It  44 

b 31  Garfield,  3 y 7 # $700 

Litchfield  J W to  J E Rose,  Apl  12,  It  17  b 

3,  Ashland’s  2d  add,  3 y,  6# $5,000 

Leffell  J to  C Jouvenant,  Apr  12,  It  4 b 1 

b 12,  29  40  14 $2,333 

Lunn  T J to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  1,  Its 

12  and  13  b 2,  Speer’s  add,  5 y,  7#.  . $1,700 
Lagodzinki  T to  F Kiolbassa,  Mch  19,  n % 

It  24  b 3 b 18,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,  6#.  $575 
Lewinski  J to  F Krolbassa,  Apr  5,  lots  43 
and  44  b 17  Elston’s  add,  3 y 5#. . . . $2,000 
McDiamid  D G to  S M Smith,  April  1,  Its 

13  and  14  b 45,  9 37  14,  3 y 1%. . 

Meyer  H to  G L Schaar,  April  2,  It  3 It  1 b 

20,  29  39  14,  2 y 7% ‘ $2,000 

Miller  F A to  W Loeb,  Apr  7,  It  13  b 19,  29 

40  14, 1 y 6# $1,200 

McDermott  A to  L Baird,  Apl  12,  It  2 It  1 

b 56,  2 39  14,  3 y,  1% $700 

Memory  H et  al  to  YV  F Jeffries,  Apr  1,  pt 

b 114  s s add,  5 y 6# $125,000 

McDonough  P J to  J Kearney,  Apr  5,  lots 

5  and  6 b 2,  12  39  13,  1 y 6#  p m $500 

Merrigold  E L and  W A to  H J Christoph, 
Apr  2,  part  lot  8 b 7 Cleaverville,  5 y 6# 

$2,500 

Marcy  W D to  H G Foreman,  June  19,  lot 

69  b 3,  20  38  14,  58  m 6#  p m $295 

Maas  K and  J to  J H Ernst,  April  1,  It  75 

Wisner’s  sub  20  40  14,  1 y 6# $300 

Michalek  W to  L Mandi,  Apr  1,  It  64  It  5 b 

62,  21  39  14,  1 y 7% $200 

McDermid  D G to  C N Lauman,  Apr  1,  Its 
13  and  14  b 45,  9 37  14,  3 y 7%  p m . .$800 
Morrill  0 E to  T G Butlin,  Apr  8,  It  9 b 24, 

11  38  14,  3 y 6#  p m $2,417 

Matthews  J to  W S Hull,  Mch  1,  It  3 b 166 

Bronson’s  add,  2 y,  8% $2,500 

Marshall  W et  al  to  H G Foreman,  apl  9, 

Its  9 to  11  b 3 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y, 

8% $6,000 

Murphy  P C to  S L Boyce,  apr  1,  lot  10  b 

1,  33  38  14,  5 y 7% $1,000 

Newell  HRtoG  Coombs,  apr  13,  It  49  b 

9,31  39  14,  2 y 8% $200 

Nix  C H to  S M Millard,  apr  13,  pt  b 137 

S Chicago,  3 y 7% $3,000 

Nelson  L N to  R W Bridge,  Mch  24,  lot  10 
and  pt  11  b 8 b 10  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y 8% 

p m $462 

Nelson  L to  A Peterson,  Apl  7,  It  7,  b 2,  b 

2,  39  14,  3 y,  7% $700 

Nix  C H to  N L Jeffries,  Mch  6,  Its  1 and  2 

and  pt  2,  b 50,  Carpenter’s  add,  5 y,  5# 

$17,000 

Norton  E H and  J E to  E Norton,  Apr  1, 

It  29  b 1,  3 38  14,  10  y 6% $2,000 

Novak  M to  T H Schintz,  Apl  9,  pt  It  19  b 

12,  20  39  14,  3 y,  7% $1,000 

Neal  J P to  A Jacobson,  Apl  3,  pt  b 85,  s 

s add,  3 y,  8%,  p m $93,750 

Nelson  J to  H T Weeks,  Mch  20,  Its  8 to  12 

b 1 it  13,  6 39  14,  3 y,  8% $3,000 

Nolan  M B to  J E Otis,  Apl  8,  It  49  b 4,  33 

39  14,  2 y,  7% $250 

Nelson  T to  EH  Sheldon,  Feb  8,  lot  17  b 

2%  Ogden’s  add,  4 y 6%  p m $1,300 

Otto  C to  A Mack,  Apl  12,  It  16  b 2,  28  39 

14,  6 m $115 

Olson  O C to  T E Miller,  Apr  6,  It  59  b 2, 

36  40  13,  5 y 8% $600 

Olson  N F to  A Tidholm,  Apr  1,  pt  It  10  b 

1,  16  38  14,  3 y 7% $1,200 

Osborn  J H to  C YV  Nichols,  Mch  8,  Its  1 
and  2 b 11,  18  39  14,  2 y 7%  p m.  . . . $1,200 
Parish  S E to  G A Rose,  Mch  24,  It  46  b 80 

27  39  14,  4 y 8% $2,000 

Pugh  L to  C J Hambleton,  Apl  14,  It  26  b 

9,  28  39  14.  6 m $200 

Peterson  O H to  W T Dwight,  Mch  29,  It 
18  and  pt  19  b 3,  7 39  14,  3 y,  7%. . .$2,200 
Patterson  J J to  H H C Miller,  Apl  12,  pt 
Its  5 and  6 b 5,  Evanston,  3 y,  6%.  . .$1,000 
Peters  L to  J E Otis,  Apr  3,  lot  16  b C,  28 

39  14,  3 y 7% $700 

Perkins  C G to  W I Culver,  Mch  15,  pt  20 

39  13,  3 y 8% $3,93? 

Pachalay  R to  C Jorn,  Apl  7,  Its  19  and  20 

b 7,  22  38  14,  2 y,  7% -$500 

Pitte  R S to  G N Sikyta,  Apl  jl,  It  14  by  6 

S & G’s  add,  2 y,  7% $400 

Ploner  J to  A Stepina,  Apl  8,  It  66  b 8,  20 
39  14,  2 y,  7% $300 


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Pfeiffer  J C to  G B Pfeiffer,  Apl  1,  It  24  b 

5,  4 38  14  5 y,  7% $3,200 

Papik  J to  H Felsenthal,  Apr  2,  It  10  b 16, 

33  39  13,  5 y 8% $6,000 

Pieser  I to  H G Foreman,  Mch  20,  It  15  b 

3, 34  39  14,  5 y,  8% $8,500 

Pratt  M D to  J N Barker,  Apr  8,  It  3 b 62, 

27  39  14,  9j^  y 8% $9,500 

Reinhold  YV  to  G Coombs,  Mch  15,  It  43  b 

2 It  6,  29  40  14,  5 y 8% $2,000 

Rueschan  H to  H J Christoph,  Apr  7,  It  76 

b 10,  29  40  14,  5 y 7% $1,600 

Rounds  T C and  G to  J B YVeff,  Apl  8,  It 

22  b 1,  7 39  13,  6 y,  7% $1,500 

Radloff  W to  B Lathrop,  Apl  6,  It  32  b 29, 

31  39  14,  1 y,  8% $100 

Rick  J to  J Schieferstein,  Mch  13,  Its  14 

to  18  b 15,  21  40  14,  2 y,  8% $3,000  | 

Reddin  P to  H E Greenebaum,  April  8,  It 

45  b 3,  4 38  14,  5 y 7% $1,100 

Routh  M C to  C H Harrison,  Mch  29,  It  2 

b 1,  Harrison  s add $925 

Riemer  A to  F Schrader,  Mch  5,  It  6 b 2 b 

47,  19  40  14,  3 y 8%  p m $300 

Schurtz  E H to  B Lathrop,  apr  10,  Its  6 to 
17  b 14,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  2 y 8% 

$2,200 

Seaverns  G A to  H H Matthews,  apr  8,  s e 

25  4°  H,5  y 2% $70,000 

Smith  WKteT  Scanlan,  Mch  8,  Its  11  and 

12  b 5,  F & G’s  add,  Pullman,  3 y 8%.  $450 
Schwalm  C to  YY7  C Fricke,  Mch  15,  n % It 

7 b 3,  6 39  14,  3 y,  7% $600 

Swartout  C R to  F R Chandler,  Mch  25,  It 

13  and  pt  12  b 1,  3 38  14,  5 y,  8%.  . .$3,000 
Sommers  D and  H W to  D Eichberg,  apr 

15,  Its  12  to  15  b 36,  Montrose,  3 y,  7%, 

$1,000 

Sloan  C to  E S Lane,  Mch  24,  lot  21  b 8 b 

5 Sheffield’s  add,  3y5« $2,000 

Schmidt  B to  G N Stone,  March  31,  lot  on 

Oakdale  av,  Lake  View,  3 y 8%  p m $1,200 
Sullivan  M E to  W T Dwight,  Apr  8,  It  33 

b 10,  7 39  14,  1 y 6#  2 deeds $2,200 

Smith  C S to  J Stern,  Apl  1,  It  55  YVood- 

lawn  Terrace,  wkly.  7% $2,800 

Serhant  F to  T H Schintz,  Apl  6,  It  100  b 

43,  19  39  15,  3 y,  7% $3,000 

Schaub  M to  H G Foreman,  Apl  7,  Its  3 

and  4 It  1 b 2,  5 y,  8% $5,000 

Souka  J to  A Stepina,  Apl  1,  It  21  b 1,  25 

39  14,  1 y,  8% $125 

Seinworth  J E to  G N Stone,  Dec  15,  Its  3 

and  4 b 12,  22  38  14 $530 

Suior  J T to  S W Moore,  Mch  1,  It  42,  Boil- 

vin’s  sub,  sub,  14  39  13,  1 y,  7% $173 

Schmidt  l1’  E to  H E Greenebaum,  April  1, 

It  11  b 1,  16  38  14,  3 y 7% $1,500 

Schnld  J to  C W Dwight,  Mch  25,  lot  15  b 

2,  13  39  13,  5 y 8% $900 

Schwass  J to  E Prussing,  Apr  7,  e hlf  It  8 

b 7,  7 39  17,  2 y 7% , $1,000 

Slager  F to  J C Schumacher,  Apr  7,  lot  94 

b 18,  19  69  14,  5 y 7% $650 

Sellgren  P 0 to  D B Dewey,  Mch  24,  It  18 

b 18  N Evanston,  5 y 7% $600 

Schumacher  C C to  H D Schumacher,  Mch 

3.  It  1 b 11,  19  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Shouldiel  S to  E Prussing,  Apr  7,  lot  3 lot 

189  Bronson’s  add,  5 y 8% $3,000 

Sohaefer  J to  F Sommer,  Apl  4,  pt  It  1 b 

24,  s b add,  wkly,  5 1-5# $5,000 

Syckowsky  A to  W Heinemann,  Apr  5,  lot 

29  b 8,  29  40  14,  3 y 7% $3,000 

Saur  J to  J Nutt,  Apl  3,  It  8 b 43,  19  39 

14,  3 y,  7# $400 

Sebelik  V to  J Nutt,  Apl  3,  It  9 b 43, 19  39 

14,  3 y,  7# $400 

Schnell  G C to  J H Ernst,  Apl  9,  It  5 b 18, 

etc,  Butterfield’s  add,  3 y,  5#  $500 

Stein  J to  H G Foreman,  Apl  10,  Its  2 and 

3 b 4,  Hamburg,  6 m,  7% $2,600 

Stansbury  J B to  T H Schintz,  Apl  8,  It  39 
and  pt  38  b 1,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y,  7# 

$500 

Sullivan  J K to  L Baird,  Apl  10,  It  103,  Y 

6 T’s  sub,  18  39  14,  3 y.  7%,  $1,000 

Schubert  P to  L Nathan,  Mch  15,  It  7 and 

pt  It  8 b 25,  33  40  14,  5 y,  6# $1,600 

Thompson  YV  to  J Scoville,  Apr  2,  part  Its 

23  and  24  b 16,  17  39  14,  3 y 8% $4,000 

Thomas  M W to  H Lock,  Apr  8,  It  31  b 1, 

16  38  14,  1 y 8# $150 


Thrumston  V to  YV  Lister,  Apr  3,  pt  lot  15 

b 35  Irving  Park,  3 y 7% $150 

Tonks  W to  A E Guild  Jr.  Apr  6,  It  18  b 13, 

18  39  14,  5 y 8% $500 

Tracey  T to  F YV  Young,  Mch  22,  It  2 b 2, 

8 38  14,  23  m 8%  pm $250 

Treacy  W to  G A Rose,  Apr  3,  pt  lot  48  lot 

49  b 6,  4 38  14,  5 y 8% $2,000 

Thomas  P to  E F Badershaw,  Apr  8,  Its  25 
and  26  b 1,  9 38  14,  7 y,  no  int.  pm..  $400 
Tejcek  J to  H G Fereman,  Apl  7,  It  54  b 

43,  21  39  14.  2 y,  6% $1,500 

Tucker  L K to  R YV  Bridge,  Mch  6,  pt  sw 
qr  ne  qr  28  39  13  (10  acres),  2 y 8%  pm 

$4,500 

Teige  M F to  C F Dore,  apr  3,  Its  33  to  37 
b 6 H & R’s  add  YV  Heights  Oct  6 ... . $151 
Thiehman  E N to  N A Mayer,  apr  12,  It  43 

b 3,  10  38  14,  3 y 6# $2,000 

Turner  S B to  H E Greenbaum,  apr  8,  pt 

b 1,  3 39  14,  3 y 8%% $2,000 

Uumbach  J P and  J to  T Schintz,  Apl  8,  It  7 

b ,1  b 5,  33  39,  14,  May  1,  ’89,  7% 

.$700 


Vogel  H to  W V Jacobs,  Apr  1,  Its  21  and 

22  b 49  Cornell,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Vaughn  L to  G M Bogue,  Feb  11,  pt  b 1, 

14  38  14,  6 y 6#  p m $3,000 

Vonder  Srmssen  M and  T to  HE  Greene- 
baum, Apr  7,  lot  18  b 2 b 25,  33  39  14,  3 

y 8% $3,000 

Van  Burschot  J and  J W to  J C Miller, 
Mch  15,  It  5 b 2 b 28,  12  39  13,  monthly 

8% $4,100 

Vols  F to  0 Reuser,  Apr  9,  It  41  b 23,  5 39 

14,  4 y 6# $1,800 

Wilkinson  M L to  J McCabe,  Apl  12,  It  12 

b 57,  S Chicago,  mthly,  8% $1,200 

Wharton  W to  W Heinneman,  Mch  15,  It 

5 b 41,  17  39  14,  3 y,  7% $650 

Wilhelm  M to  E Knauer,  Jan  2,  part  21  42 

13,  May  1,  8% $1,000 

Weber  G to  P W Palmer,  Mch  3,  lot  98  b 

18,  19  39  14,  May  1,  ’90,  6% $600 

Wadlow  E to  W A Montgomery,  Mch  23, 

Its  13  to  15  It  3 b 4 Ellis’  w add ....  $4,000 
Wadlow  E to  YV  A Montgomery,  pt  n half 
It  9 b 23  Carpenter’s  add,  5 y 8%.  . . $1,700 
Weinson  C H to  J C Schumacher,  Apr  3,  It 

82  b 9,  25  39  13,  5 y 7% $1,050 

Wallace  M to  C L Hammond,  Apr  1,  It  10 

b 4,  36  40  13,  5 y 7% $1,350 

Wenzel  W to  J Buehler,  Apr  5,  pt  It  7 b 17 

6 39  14,  4 y 7% $1,000 

Wolff  H H to  H G Naper,  Apl  5.  It  13  b 8, 

etc,  19  40  14,  1 y,  8% $600 

Weichbrodt  J to  A Tripp,  Mch  27,  pt  s hlf 

24  40  13,  6 y 8% $4,500 

Waldvogel  J.  to  J C Schumacher,  Apl  9,  It 

48  b 58,  19  39  14  3 y,  7% $750 

Wickow  YV  to  J.  C.  Schmacher,  Apl  3,  It 

96  b 6,  S & G’s  add,  wkly,  5# $1600. 

Woodruff  F R to  J Osborn,  April  6,  lot  4 b 

11,  18  39  14,  3 y 8% $2,000 

Wait  EG&VVWtoAB  Mead,  Apl  3,  lot 

on  Ashland  av,  100  ft  n of  Monroe,  33x 

150  3 y 7% $10,000 

Williams  T to  E Prussing,  apr  12,  pt  It  14 

b 89  Elston’s  add,  3 y,  7% $800 

Webber  G to  J H Van  Vlissengen,  apr  10, 

Its  12  and  13  b 2,  17  38  14,  3 y 7%. . . .$615 
Williams  M to  G Coombs,  apr  13,  pt  It  22 

b 98,  s s add,  2 y 7% $500 

Williams  S S to  W Lister,  apr  13,  It  1 b 1, 

9 38  14,  2 y 8% $150 

Wilk  K M to  G D Pease,  Apr|7,  lot  21  b 1, 

35  40  13.  3 y 8% $350 

Whitmarsh  W L et  al  to  F Lackner,  Mch 

12,  It  10  b 70  Hopkins’  add  Hyde  Park, 

3 y 7% $500 

Zuller  A to  S Straus,  Apr  8,  It  33,  34  39  14 

2 y 8% $4,000 

1IOBT6A6E8. 

Bremner  C H to  G Hansberg,  Apl  5.  Its  14 

and  15  b 1,  Kensington,  1 yr,  8% $500 

Bergland  G to  Same,  Apl  9,  s It  16  b 9 
H & H’s  sub,  36  40  13,  wkly,  5 1-5.. $1,300 
Brack  W to  H C Van  Schaack.  Apl  13.  pt 

4 b 6,  36  40  13,  2 y,  7% $250 

Burrill  A F to  C B Styles,  Apl  12,  Its  51 

and  52  b 1,  McKey’s  add,  Hyde  Park,  3 
y,  8% $2,200 


Behrns  F to  | Humboldt  Pk  B <fc  L Assn, 

Apl  2,  It  47  Moormar’s  add,  mthly,  5#. . 

$500 

Boko  C A and  J F to  Chicago  Permanent 
B & L Assn,  Mch  16,  pt  Ub  4 and  5 It  11 

etc  b 13,  21  38  14,  mthly  8% $1,000 

Constantine  A W et  al  to  W A Porter,  tr, 
Mch  8,  lots  41  and  42  b 49,  17  39  14,  3 y 

8%  p m $1,200 

Cutter  L to  D W Richardson,  Nov  17,  Its  6 
and  7 b 6 etc  29  40  14,  10  y 8%  p m . $1,080 
Clark  N S to  Bankers  & Merchants  B & L 
Assn,  Apr  1,  It  10  b 5,  18  39  14,  monthly 

8% $1,000 

Carsten  G to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Feb  15, 
lOt  22,  Baffin’s  sub,  8 38  14,  wkly, 

8# $1,100 

Costello  E to  J Leonard,  Apl  5,  It  24  b 2, 

Bogue’s  2d  add,  5 y,  8% $900 

Conlan  A and  H to  Fifth  Wd  B & L Assn, 

Apl  7,  It  4 b 2,  28  39  14 $100 

Chase  E T to  J T Holland.  Jan  1,  Its  3 and 

4,  8 40  14,  8 y,  8% $800 

Coburn  L M to  G D Follansbee,  Apl  3,  It  6 

b 16,  Irving  Park,  1 y $1,500 

Cook  W M to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Mch 
15,  It  33  b 8,  Ellis’  e add,  wkly,  8%.  .$7,200 
Dagenais  T to  Fifth  Wd  B & L A.ssn,  Apl 

8,  It  14  b 3,  Davis’  add.  wkly,  8% . . . . $1,000 
Dinet  J to  Peoples’  B & L Assn,  Apr  5,  It  5 

It  1 b 19,  mthly  8% $3,000 

Fenninger  F S to  R R Clarke,  Apl  1,  Its  40 
and  41,  Clarke’s  add,  Lake  View,  20  y, 

6#  p m $1,597 

Gage  H H to  W S Carver,  Apl  8,  It  62  b 23 

7  39  14,  5 y,  8% $2500 

Grothendieck  H to  Home  Mat  L Assn,  Apl 

7,  It  79  b 5,  6 39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5# $300 

Hagaman  B to  C M L Ins  Co,  Apl  1,  It  1 

It  1 b 95,  5 y,  5# $18,000 

Heistand  H to  C B YY’ilson,  Mch  27,  It  4 b 
1,  18,  39  14,  3 y,  7#,  p m,  2 deeds.  . .$3,000 
Hoepe  H to  Nat  Pk  Bank,  N Y,  Feb  24.  Its 
27  to  32  b 8,  31  40  14,  3 years,  6#  p m,  6 

deeds $2,100 

Johnson  C A to  C J Swanson,  Apr  7,  It  97 

b 6,  25  39  13,  3 y 6# $400 

Jones  B to  Same,  Apl  5,  It  22  b 28,  Raven 

wood,  wkly,  8%  : $3,800 

Johnson  P A to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Apl 

5,  It  47  b 7,  10  39  13,  wkly,  8% $700 

Krumerer  W to  A Schmutzler,  Mch  30,  It  4, 

pt  w 34  37  14,  3 y,  5# $200 

Knockenmuss  E to  A M Niethammer,  Apl 

9,  pt  10  42  12,  5 y,  8% $1,000 

Koenig  F W to  Home  Mut  L Assn,  Apl  12, 

It  20  b 22,  5 39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5# $500 

Kirkwood  A J to  C L Cameron,  Apl  1,  s% 

It  3 b 44,  o t,  5y,  5# $5,000 

Kriewitz  C to  F Kriewitz,  Apl  1,  It  1 b 14,1 

S Chicago  2 y,  7# $1,000 

Kenney  J to  Douglas  Pk  B Assn,  Apl  5,  It 
13  b 3,  Davis’  add.  12  39  13,  mthly,  8#. . 

$1,600 

Leavett  D M to  G Thompson,  Apl  12,  It 
°3  b 3 b 1,  8 39  14,  July  1,  ’89, 5#,  pm.. 

$1,500 

La  veryze  A S to  Westn  av  B L & H Assn, 
Apl  8,  It  39  b 4,  1 39  13,  mthly,  5#.. $1,100 
Lynn  G W to  C YV  Lynn,  Apl  5,  It  9 b 1 b 

10,  Rockwell’s  add, 7# $1,500 

Moseler  C to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  Apl 

13,  n V«j  It  2 It  20  b 2,  Sheffield’s  add, 

wkly,  5# $900 

Mop  E S to  N Corwith,  Apl  8,  It  4 b 11,  etc, 

3 38  14,  3 y.  6#  pm $375 

McFarlane  J to  P Theisen,  Apl  2,  It  59  b 

3,  Brown’s  add,  5 y,  6#- $700 

Muffins  T to  Fifth  YVd  B & L Assn ; Apl  6, 

It  22  b 27,  33  39  14.  wkly,  8# $500 

McCord  et  al  to  A McCord,  Jan  28.  pt  36 

37  13 $4,000 

Mathong  C J to  Phoenix  B Society,  Apr  6, 

It  417  b 1 ete,  29  40  14,  wkly  5#. . . . $2,000 
Nikkelson  A to  A Stern,  Apr  1,  It  8 b 3 It 

E,  8 39  14,  3 y 6# $2,400 

Neal  J P to  YV  W Farnam,  Feb  1,  pt  It  1 
and  all  2 b 76,  s s add,  3 y,  6#,  p m $29,267 
Neal  J P to  D D Tracy,  Feb  5,  pt  It  1,  and 

all  2 b 76,  3 y 6#,  pm $20,795 

Naninga  J to  Holland  B & L Assn,  Apl  9, 

It  9 b 9,  18  39  14,  mthly,  7# $2,500 

Pakrzywinski  C A to  D YV  Eldred,  Apl  14, 

Its  32  to  34  b 38,  Jefferson,  3 y,  7#.  . $1,100 
Petx  P to  K and  P Buszkiewicz,  Mch  6,  It 
5 It  7 b 7 Lemont,  Sept  30,  ’87,  6#. . .$700 
Provancher  G A to  N G Morgan,  Apl  13, 

It  57  b 27,  7 39  14,  2 y,  8# $900 

Rehe  G to  A Bentelsleacher,  Apr  5,  It  11  b 

7,  36  40  13,  3 y 8# 

Rau  F to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Apr  5,  It  30  ^ 

b 50,  7 38  14,  mthly  8# $3,400 

Ryan  R to  Peoples  B & L Assn,  Apl  5,  It 
59,  Stone’s  sub,  8 38  14,  wkly,  8#  . . . . $900 


T.  WILCE  & OO, 

LUMBER,  LATH  AND  SHINGLES. 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

.We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having-  a larg-e 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

KILN  - DRIED  II  rl  It  D W O O D FLOORING > 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices . 

Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 


Reid  A K to  I Matteson,  Apl  12,  It  12  It  12 
It  1 etc  b 5 Rockwell’s  add,  42  m,  6$,  p 

m $3,500 

Rose  T E to  J D Pearce,  Apl  12,  Its  8 and 

9,  sub-b  2,  Cornell,  1 y,  8% $800 

Sommers  M E A to  People’s  B & L Assn, 
Apl  15,  It  32  b 67,  Hyde  Park,  wkly,  8% 

$2,200 

Schleuter  A to  Phoenix  B Society,  April  6, 
pt  Its  34  to  37  b 1,  20  40  14,  weekly  5$  2 

deeds $1,000 

Streeter  NS  to  J V Taylor,  Apl  8,  Its  21 
to  23  b 11,  White’s  add,  Evanston,  7 y, 

— $6,000 

Speltz  J to  R R Clark,  Apl  1,  Its  30  and 

31,  same  20  y,  6%,  p m $1,060 

Stuivinga  K to  Holland  B & L Assn,  Apl 
9,  It  41  b 4,  Davis’  add,  m-hly,  7%. . . .$200 
Schroeder  I to  T Goode,  Apl  12,  It  55  b 43, 

Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,  p m $960 

Suspension  Car  Truck  Co  to  D B Halstead, 
Apr  1,  all  real  estate  in  Chicago,  bonds, 

3 y $6,000 

Stuart  H G to  H T Klosterman,  Mch  23,  pt 
It  10,  Hill’s  sub,  14  37  13,  Nov  30,  6%.  $600 
Tresselman  F to  A Bentelsleacher,  Apr  5, 

It  11  It  5 etc,  36  40  13,  3 y 8% * 

Towle  M H to  People’s  B & L Assn.  Apr  5. 

pt  It  2 etc  b 1,  23  38  14,  wkly  8%  ..  . $2,000 
Turner  A A to  Nat  S B & L Assn,  Apl  5,  It 

54  b 64,  16  37  14,  mthly,  8 % $1,600 

Trainer  J C to  O Dyxstra,  Oct  29,  Its  6 and 

7 b 2,  Hyde  Park.  8 y,  6% $1,600 

Vollmann  M to  N Chi  Mut  S % B Assn, 
Apl  9,  It  125  b 1,  etc,  29  40  14,  wkly, 

5 1-5% $3,000 

Willoughby  A P to  Mandel  Bros  Mch  23, 

Its  4 to  7 by  23,  11  38  14,  90  ds,  8% $410 

Walsh  J W to  G Hinchliff,  Jan  1,  It  46  b 7, 

18  39  14,  5 y,  7% $4,000 

Winger  J H to  Westn  av  B & L Assn  Apl 

8,  It  7 b 5,  35  40  13  mthly,  5% $1,500 

Young  AMtoGARB&L  Assn,  Jan  20, 

It  84  b 2,  10  39  13,  mthly,  8% $3,068 


ASSIGNMENTS. 

Wallace  W to  S A Geary,  Apl  13,  book 
1023,  p 80 $2,044 

CHATTEL.  MORTGAGES. 

Anderson  M to  C Williams,  Apr  7,  furn 

etc,  163  4th  av,  7 m $37 

Arendt  A to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Aprl,  bil- 
liard goods,  Lake  View,  Jan  1 $127 

Austin  J E to  A J McBean,  March  29,  furn 

etc,  161  Clark  st,  mthly $1,800 

Anderson  G to  M Fitzgerald,  April  8,  sa 

loon  fixtures,  11  Milton  av,  1 y $420 

Allgrim  M to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Apl  12; 
billiard  goods,  948  Ashland  av,  1 y,  p m 

$140 

Anderson  A to  Steele  Wedeles  & Co  Apr 
13  horses  groceries  etc  3711  State  st  1 y 

$438 

Allen  F J to  J D Spear,  Apr  14,  furn  etc, 

3604  Cottage  Grove  av,  4 m $47 

Angles  P to  M Busch,  April  7,  saloon,  2511 

Cottage  Grove  av,  1 y $600 

Alexander  E to  J McNamara,  Apl  12; 

horses, |etc,  Elm  and  Moore  sts . . . . $1,500 
Bergahahu  C to  H D Hinkley,Apl  12,  furn 

etc, , $130 

Baldwin  a J to  L M Faries,  Apl  1;  furn, 

etc,  382  W Madison  st,  13  m $275 

Bristol  G S to  E F Thompson,  Apr  6,  furn 

etc,  1102  Bowen  av.  5 m $92 

Butler  A to  S A Amberg,  Apr  3,  furn  etc, 

46  Peoria  st,  mthly $200 

Brick  J J to  J Bauer,  Apr  14,  billiard  ta- 
bles, 443  N Clark  st,  1 y $250 

Brett  J to  Vivian  & Henry,  Apr  12,  black- 
smith shop,  353  Randolph  st,  6 m $150 

Burke  P to  J W Lusk,  Apr  13,  horse,  Hyde 

Park,  3 m $115 

Balke  J to  J Gntt  Feb  4 furn  etc  414  Cly- 

bourne  av,  1 y $400 

Baibanera  P to  L C Merkel  Apr  14  wagon 

etc, , 3 m ‘ . $66 

Bradt  W to  J W Lusk,  Apl  12;  furn,  etc, 

80  Morgan  st,  Oct  16 $146 


Behling  J to  C Babcock,  Apl  12;  horses, 

etc,  45  Spring  st,  3 m $116 

Burns  J T and  A L to  ML  Harris,  Apl  8; 

furn,  etc,  77  W Adams  st,  3 m $105 

Baker  A to  P Best  Brg  Co,  Apr  8,  furn  etc, 

5123  Wentworth  av,  1 y $255 

Barrows  G W to  J W Lusk,  Apr  9,  furn  etc 

42  w Randolph  st,  6 m $136 

Buttner  W H to  P R Isham,  April  5,  furn 

etc,  319  Division  st,  5 m $155 

Brown  & Buckley  to  Troy  Laundry  Machy 
Co,  April  — , machy  etc,  694  Van  Buren 

st,  90  ds $1,262 

Brzcjmski  J to  J Wyman,  Apr  9,  furn  etc, 

123  Front  st,  1 m 

Bauer  L to  H A Pemberton,  April  8,  furn 

etc,  75  e 12th  st,  3 m $41 

Burkei  E to  R Isham,  March  26,  furn  etc, 

Lake $306 

Baker  C H to  C B Bouton,  Apr  8,  furn  etc, 

3008  Lake  st,  Nov  22 $600 

Berthold  F to  S Richardson,  April  3,  furn 

etc,  1037  Lake  st,  4 m $80 

Bennett  M to  S Richardson,  April  5,  furn 

etc,  289  w Randolph  st,  6 m $35 

Brown  A F Label  Mfg  Co  to  Campbell  P 
P Co,  Mch  30,  press,  41  s Water  st,  2 y 

$80 

Bond  S to  A D Gillespie,  Apr  6,  horse  and 

buggy,  — 14th  st,  6 m,  p m $185 

Beckwith  J P to  H Eberhardt,  Apr  7, 
blacksmith  shop,  845  Halsted  st,  2 year 

$1,000 

Baird  W to  H A Pemberton,  Apr  6,  furn 

etc,  94  Halsted  st,  6 m $102 

Brown  J J to  S Richardson,  Apr  2,  furn 

etc,  18  Chestnut  st,  4 m $44 

Buell  F M to  J Cullen,  Apl  12,  furn,  et,c 

629  W Polk  st,  4 m $39 

Cretors  C W to  J Wolf,  Apr  2,  furn  etc, 

1265  n Halsted  st,  10  m $126 

Clauter  J to  C Williams,  Apr  6,  furn  etc, 

570  Erie  st,  9 m $75 

Cole  J A to  J L Clapp,  Apr  1,  furn  and  pi- 
ano, 42  Harrison  st,  1 y $2,600 

Carlson  E to  R Isham,  Apr  6,  machy,  178 

Monroe  st,  3 m $64 

Champlin  K and  E to  J Wyman,  Apr  7, 

furn  etc,  1333  Wabash  av,  6 m $200 

Campbell  W to  S Richardson,  Apr  2,  furn 

etc,  789  Madison  st,  6 m $200 

Callahan  W to  J Cullen,  Apr  10,  furn  etc 

626  w 14th  st  3 m $26 

Cooper  W A to  C S Engle,  tr  Apr  13,  furn 

etc  3919  Langley  st  3 m $560 

Chickering  N F to  W H King  Apr  12  furn 

etc  350  Madison  st  6 m $43 

Collins  H L to  J D Spear,  Mch  28,  sewg 

machine,  1218  Harrison  st,  1 y $40 

Clingenburger  A to  J D Spear,  apr  13, 

furn  etc,  36  Laflin  st,  6 m $70 

Collins  D to  Kendall  & Kern,  Apr  5,  wagon 

etc,  94  Forquer  st,  6 m $116 

Canisky  P H to  S Richardson,  Apr  7,  furn 

etc,  483  w 12th  st,  5 m $68 

Coburn  N P to  L B Shields,  Apr  10,  piano 

470  Wabash  av,  1 y $125 

Collins  G W to  J H Speer,  Apl  6;  furn, 

etc, , 6 m $26 

Clemetson  h to  J h Speer,  Apl  10;  furn, 

etc,  287  W Ohio  st,  6 m $91 

Cribbs  A to  W S Lasher,  Apl  13,  confection 

285  Madison  st $116 

Curtan  Ward  to  W Curtan,  jr,  Apl  — , 

saloon  fixtures, $200 

Chisholm  K to  C Williams,  Apr  8,  furn  etc 

408  Harrison  st,  5 m $53 

Choislcllo  A L to  C Williams,  Apr  6,  furn 

and  piano,  60  Fullerton  av,  4 m $330 

Chicago  Liquid  Sack  Co  to  — — — , Apr  7, 

machy  etc,  28  Canal  st,  1 y $3,000 

Campbell  J A to  J H Ohlerking,  April  9, 

furn  etc,  689  Van  Buren  st,  4 m $71, 

Conquest  F W to  Bemis  & McAvoy  Browg 
Co,  April  10,  saloon,  2502  Wentworth  av, 

6 m $150 

Christopher  R to  T Boyle,  Apl  9;  furn,  eto, 

Jefferson,  4 m $237 

Dickson  A to  O P Snyder,  Apr  2,  furn  etc, 
859  Fulton  st,  4 m $56 


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HARDWOOD  FINISH. 

Corner  Twenty-second  and  Throop  Streets. 

CHICAGO 


Douglass  A to  S Richardson,  April  6,  furn 

etc,  417  25th  st,  3 m $23 

Damon  a to  C Babcock,  Apl  7;  furn, 

etc,  291  Ogden  av,  6 m $94 

Dean  A to  S Richardson,  Apl  12;  furn,  etc, 

407  Van  Buren  st. $73 

Davis  M to  C Babcock,  Apl  12;  furn,  etc, 

108  3d  av,  4 m $67 

Dunbarr  W F to  W Beardsley,  Apl  5,  horse 

etc, , 1 y 

Doughty  S to  J Hoggins,  Oct  I,  furn  etc, 

216  Ohio  st,  10  m $360 

Dillon  D to  H H Hansen,  Apr  6,  furn  etc, 

Harlem,  60  ds $44 

De  Haan  W to  J Frieling,  Apl  9;  cows,  etc, 

Lake  st,  2 y $200 

Dorharty  R to  J C Monroe,  apr  12,  cab, 

etc,  180  Michigan  av,  Feb  12,  ’87 $350 

Davis  J A to  L Pontgrats,  Apr  8,  furn  etc, 

284  5th  av,  2 y $200 

Douglas  A J to  E Kohn,  Apr  7,  furn  etc, 

300  State  st,  6 m $435 

English  J E to  C Williams,  April  8,  furn 

etc,  203  Walnut  st,  7 m $200 

Ellickson  L H to  A G Nelson,  Apr  9,  dyna- 
mo etc,  125  Indiana  st,  2 y $600 

Eefting  J to  E TerMaat,  Mch  26,  house,  It 

63  b 12  S & G’s  add,  2 y $500 

Eddy  C to  W Karch,  Apl  12,  furn,  etc,  1317 

Lill  av,  4 m $47 

Emery  M to  J Wyman,  Apr  14,  furn  etc, 

347  State  st,  6 m $135 

Eberhardt  H to  J D Spear,  apr  12,  furn, 

etc,  560  Wells  st,  2 m $28 

Faurier  J to  D Hoffman,  Apr  7,  saloon,  - — 

1 y $600 

Freige  M to  W C Smith,  Apl  13,  mule,  etc, 

285  Newberry  av,  6 m $151 

Free  M to  N Schwachtgen,  Apl  13;  furn, 

etc,  59  W Ohio  st $55 

Fairman  W J to  M L Pemberton,  April  8, 
watch  and  organ,  138  Canalport  av,  8 m 


Foots  J to  S Richardson,  Apr  7,  furn  etc, 

14  Willard  pi,  4 m 

Foote  E to  S Richardson,  Apr  5,  furn  etc, 

244  n Market  st,  3 m $23 

Farrington  F C to  S Nickerson,  April  10, 

furn  etc,  608  La  Salle  av,  1 y $116 

Ferris  J to  F Ritchie,  Mch  29,  furn  etc 

156  Seminary  av,  1 y $75 

Ford  M to  S Richardson,  Apl  10;  furn.  etc, 

864  Hinman  st,  4 m $44 

Ford  T to  W S Lasher,  Apl  12;  furn,  eto, 

344  State  st,  3 m $180 

Fitz  F to  C Babcock,  Apl  9;  furn,  etc,  79 

Tilden  av,  3 m $41 

Fitzgerald  J to  W H King,  Apr  7,  furn 

etc,  Lake,  6 m $50 

Finegan  J P to  F Mackin,  March  31,  furn 

etc, , demand $210 

Fresh  W to  A Knisely,  Nov  2,  blacksmith 

shop,  68  w Monroe  st,  2 y $1,188 

Fisher  G W to  H Meiselbar,  Apr  10,  piano, 

543  Jefferson  st,  1 y $175 

Finto  A I to  Empire  Laundry  Co,  April  5, 

furn  etc,  18  Eldridge  ct $240 

Ferguson  W E to  to  R B Marsh,  Mch  5,  sa- 
loon, 248  Ogden  av,  1 y $350 

Graf  L to  C Williams,  Apr  8,  furn  etc,  910 

s Western  av,  7 m $42 

Graves  D to  J H Spear,  April  5,  furn  etc, 

Lake,  6 m $134 

Goldsmith  S to  J H Spear,  Apr  5,  furn  etc, 

305  Bissell  st,  6 m $97 

Goggswell  F to  0 F Malcom,  Apl  12;  furn, 

etc,  1342  Wabash  av $65 

Griffen  C to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Apl  9;  sa- 
loon, 189  Wadison  st,  1 y $1,284 

Gosling  J to  C Babcock,  Apl  12;  furn,  etc, 

2345  WaBash  av,  3 m $65 

Gazzalo  F F et  al  to  L Gazzalo,  Mch  19; 

drug  store,  490  Madison  st,  2 y $400 

Gallagher  J B to  J Cullen,  Apr  12,  furn, 

etc,  59  Boston  av,  3 m $40 

Geraldi  T to  D Rankin,  Apr  13,  furn  etc, 

103  Fairfield  av,  6 m $93 

Garland  T E to  W W Charles,  Apr  8,  furn 

etc,  282  North  av,  4 m $172 

Giltzou  C to  S Richardson,  Apr  5,  furn  eto 
273  n Market  st,  4 m $31 


Gage  F R to  E F Thompson,  April  5,  furn 

etc,  383  w Madison  st,  10  m $120 

Grafenburg  J B to  W W Charles,  Apl  13, 

furn,  etc,  123  Monroe  st,  3 m $275 

Gruffy  J to  Gottfried  Brg  Co,  Apr  7,  sa- 
loon, 1706  State  st $500 

Hurlinson  L to  L B Shields,  Apl  13,  furn, 

etc,  241  W Huron  st,  4 m $36 

Holmes  M H to  HA  Pemberton,  April  7, 

furn  etc,  3201  Calumet  av,  2 m $26 

Hansen  N L to  E Rogers,  apr  12,  furn  etc, 

724  Warren  av,  6 m $210 

Harrison  N P to  F Linsenbarth,  Apr  1,  furn 

etc,  191  Goeche  st,  May  1 ’87 $975 

Hall  N to  J H Norton,  Apr  10,  horses  etc, 

Hyde  Park $385 

Hesselgren  N to  C Babcock,  Apr  5,  furn 

etc,  454  w Jackson  st,  4 m $231 

Henderson  A to  J McDonnell,  Apr  6,  furn 

etc,  2716  Dearborn  st,  6 m $43 

Harris  M A to  OP  Snyder,  April  2,  furn 

etc,  662  Jefferson  st,  6 m $88 

Higgins  C J to  S Richardson,  Apl  10;  furn, 

etc,  124  Ohio  st,  5 m $82 

Harkinson  H to  E T Brown,  Apl  12,  furn, 

etc,  105  Milwaukee  av,  6 m $70 

Holland  J L to  J W Lusk,  Apl  12,  furn, 

etc,  135  La  Salle  av,  6 m $70 

Hutchins  E L to  J Samuels,  Apl  12;  furn, 

etc,  18634  4th  avi  unthly  p m $250 

Hayes  G S to  E T Brown,  Apr  8,  restau- 
rant, 881  Harrison  st,  6 m $65 

Hyman  J to  A R Jackson,  Mch  28,  horses 

and  carriage,  95  18th  st,  1 y $200 

Hoffman  W 0 to  E R Walker,  Apr  6,  furn 

etc,  3660  Michigan  av,  4 m $288 

Hoffman  W O to  C Babcock,  April  6,  furn 

etc,  3660  Michigan  av,  4 m $288 

Henrichs  E to  W Karch,  Apl  13,  piano 
& (Reed  & Sons  25467),  478  Ashland  av, 

4 m $98 

Holmes  E F to  J F Griffin,  Apr  7,  furn  etc, 

383  Washington  st,  1 y $565 

Harmon  A to  E D Cook,  Mch  26,  furn  etc, 

152  Carpenter  st,  1 y $106 

Harrer  M to  J Wilk,  Apr  7,  house,  Niles,  2 

y $1,000 

Hevle  H S to  H Best,  Nov  12,  piano,  24 

Best  av,  May  18 $200 

Holtzman  E M to  R Hart,  Apr  8,  furn  etc, 

Englewood,  6 m $100 

Hecht  H to  J W Lusk,  Apr  8,  piano,  2305 

Indiana  av,  3 m $46 

Hart  M R to  M R Bortree,  Apr  5,  furn  etc 

650  Van  Burn  st $112 

Ingerson  L to  H Kidder,  Apr  7,  furn  etc, 

403  n Clark  st $300 

Johnson  A T and  G E to  L Shields,  Apl  13, 

furn,  etc,  578  Lake  st $36 

Jirdinstom  L V to  J F Hallisey,  April  — , 

furn  etc,  211  Cass  st,  demand $400 

Jones  J C to  E R Walker,  April  7,  piano, 

3041  Groveland  av,  2 m $116 

Jennings  J A to  J Cullen,  Apl  13,  furn,  eto, 

2623  Portland  av,  5 m $42 

Jarrett  A D and  E M to  J Connolly, , 

furn  etc,  67th  and  Harvard  sts,  2 y. $1,002 
Jefferson  P J to  J Christianson,  Mch  25, 
blacksmith  shop,  Cummings,  1 y . . . . $150 
Johanson  C T to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co,  Apr  8, 

saloon,  154  n Halsted  st,  1 y $1,500 

Jones  S B to  J H Spear,  April  5,  furn  etc, 

993  Monroe  st,  3 m $97 

Johnson  J A to  M Fitzgerald,  Apl  6;  sa- 
loon, 11  Milton  av;  to  secure  rent.. . .$360 
James  G to  O P Snyder,  Apr  7,  furn  etc,  9 

n Morgan  st,  3 m $29! 

Jackson  H G to  M A Ephraim,  April  5, 
furn  otc,  2526  Dearborn  st,  May  15. . .$67 
Kettering  E to  J M Bredehoft,  Apr  8,  bar- 
ber shop,  6 Desplaines  st,  May  17,  ’87 

$200 

Kloos  F to  F J Dewes  Brg  Co,  Apr  8,  sa- 
loon, Lake  View,  1 y $400 

Kavanagh  D to  M McDonald,  Jan’y  1,  sa- 
loon, 222  Clark  st,  2 y $3,500 

Kelly  T F to  Racine  Wagon  and  Carriage 
Co,  Apr  6,  horse  and  wagon,  148  Menom- 

enee  st,  Sept  6,  p m $125 

Kieb  J to  J L Livingston,  Apl  10;  furn  and 
stock,  180  W Randolph  st,  2 y $1,500 


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Krause  F to  M Pavnessa,  Apl  12;  barber 

shop,  354  Clark  st,  18  $375 

Kennedy  J H to  JR  Isham,  Apr  5,  furn  etc, 

3630  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 m $74 

loehler  L C to  N N Cronholm,Mch  26,  or 

gan,  314  22d  st,  2 y $100 

lallar  G to  C Williams,  Apr  9,  furn  etc,  21 

Lallin  st,  9 $985 

Linsella  J W to  J W Lusk,  Apr  13,  fffim 

etc,  112  Jay  st,  6 $G8 

toiler  M to  C Sickel,  Apl  13,  cows,  etc, 

Lake  View,  Sep  20 $130 

jaugklin  NDtoDB  Scully,  Mch  20,  furn 

etc,  167  Madison  st,  1 y $2,000 

Liyman  LC  to  RW  Hyman  Jr,  Apr  7,  furn 

etc,  606  Van  Buren  st,  Apr  20 $335 

liowell  L to  J W Lusk,  Apr  7,  furn  etc,^ 

3811  State  st,  4 $260 

Lyons  W to  T Kerky,  Apr  10,  furn  etc,  220 

w 13th  st,  mthly $93 

Lusk  W B te  H C Walker,  April  7,  horses 

etc,  309  State  st,  indemnity $ 

Lemuels  B to  J F Griffin,  Apr  5,  furn  etc, 

229  w Lake  st,  6 $150 

Lyman  W L to  S Richardson,  Apr  2,  furn 

etc,  128  Albany  av,  4 m $68 

Lautz  R to  J Borrmann,  Apr  6,  saloon,  188 

Canalport  av,  6 $325 

Levy  J B to  C S Burch,  Mch  29,  machin’y, 

etc,  75  Market  st,  1 y $1,070 

Leavaque  T to  J Zemansky,  Apr  6,  furn 

etc,  88  4th  av,  6 s $320 

Lloyd  F toW  C Comstock,  Apl  13;  furn 

etc,  243  Wabash  av,  1 y $150 

Lynn  M to  S Richardson,  Apl  9;  f.rn,  etc, 

27  Whiting  st,  3 $30 

Lathe  J to  A Carmichael,  Apl  9;  furn,  etc, 

-,7  m $122 

Leek  C to  C Babcock,  Apr  8,  wagon  etc,  88 

n Market  st,  3 $11 

La  Fordge  H to  0 P Snyder,  April  2,  furn 

etc"  52  Miller  st,  4 m $' 

Lindgren  C C to  J W Lusk,  April  8,  furn 

etc,  90  Townsend  st,  6 m $130 

Mallach  G to  W S Wharton,  April  7,  furn 

etc,  223  w Indiana  st,  4 m $115 

Mionske  H to  C Williams,  Apr  8,  furn  etc 

Jefferson,  7 m $10 

McDermott  J T to  H A Pemberton,  Apr  8, 

furn  etc,  147  Congress  st,  6 m $180 

Moye  H G to  B Arman,  Mch  29,  furn  etc, 

Chicago  flats,  State  st,  2 y $169 

Mortel  C to  S Richardson,  Apl  10;  furn, 

etc,  74  Sholto  st,  5 m $< 

Melody  E to  J D Spear,  Apr  7,  furn  etc, 

258  21st  st,  1 $■ 

Machry  J to  J J Owen,  Apr  5,  furn  etc, 

3245  State  st,  4 $91 

Muller  C to  A Schroeder,  Apr  1,  building, 
Madison  st  and  Homan  av,  Sept  1. . .$500 
Muller  R to  G Knecht,  April  10,  barber 

goods,  368  Ashland  av,  wkly $22 

McCarthy  D P to  J W Lusk,  April  9,  furn 

etc,  233  w Madison  st,  6 m $130 

Mueller  J to  A Schillo,  Apr  8,  furn  ere,  691 

Halsted  si.  1 y 6% $300 

Murphy  T W to  Chapin  & Gore,  Apr  7,  sa- 
loon, 46  Adams  st,  2 y $301 

McGinnis  J to  E R Walker,  Apr  5,  truck, 

etc,  2508  Butterfield  av,  June  29 $116 

Monroe  J C to  Kelly.  Maus  & Co,  apr  14, 

cab,  145  21st  st,  3 m $200 

Miner  A J to  W W Charles,  apr  10,  furn, 

etc,  256  W Congress  st,  5 m $50 

Moulton  J A to  A F Merriman,  Apr  1,  furn 

etc,  158  s Peoria  st,  1 y $780 

Moxon  G to  0 P Snyder,  April  5,  furn  etc, 

5 Armour  st,  4 m $< 

Mason  E H to  O F Malcolm,  Apr  8,  furn 

etc,  791  Halsted  st,  6 m $1* 

Michaels  N E to  C Williams,  April  8,  furn 

etc,  158  Curtis  st,  7 m $47 

Mason  S to  H W Martin,  Apl  13,  furn,  etc, 

197  3d  av,  9 m $85 

Marker  P to  W Baker,  Apl  10;  horses,  etc, 

146  N Sangamon  st,  3 m $450 

Matthews  E to  H A Pemberton,  April  5, 

furn  etc,  46  s Green  st,  3 m $23 

Morton  J F to  LB  Shieids,  April  6,  furn 

etc,  Pullman,  6 m $64 

Marsh  L and  O C to  C J Shields,  April  8, 

furn  etc,  973  n Clark  st,  1 y $63 

Morris  a J to  S C Morris, , furn,  etc, 

700  Monroe  st $700 

Macomber  & Wilson  to  J J Badenoch,  Dec 
12,  horses  trucks  etc,  — w Monroe  st,  1 

y $1,000 

Mangan  M to  S Richardson,  Apr  8,  wagon 

etc,  Clark  and  Oak  sts,  3 m $37 

Nelson  C to  C L Holmstrom,  Apr  — , hor- 
ses, 139  Ghicago  av,  2 y $150 

Nelson  A to  S Richardson,  Apr  3,  furn  etc 

2623  Portland  av,  Oct  3 $72 

Ortman  C to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  Apl  6,  sa- 
loon, 628  W Chicago  av,  2 y $1,000 


O’Connor  D to  W W Charles,  Apr  5,  furn 

etc,  182  Albany  st,  4 m $1° 

O’Brien  W J to  W W Charles,  Apr  6,  furn 

etc,  931  North  av,  4 m $115 

Ostergard  P J to  A M Hanson,  Apr  13, 

horses  etc,  715  Lake  st,  6 m $250 

O’Connell  J A to  S Richardson,  April  7, 

furn  etc,  91  Miller  st,  6 m $138 

O’Meara  S to  Steele,  Wedeles  & Co,  Apr  2, 

furn  etc,  3237  Halsted  st,  1 y $285 

Price  W to  S Richardson,  Apr  2,  furn  etc, 

656  Orchard  st,  4 $20 

Powley  J R to  S Richardson,  April  1,  furn 

etc,  365  Warren  av,  6 m $95 

Price  C to  C Babcock,  Apr  8,  furn  etc,  147 

17th  st,  4 $39 

Pope  L G to  H Rehwoldt,  Apr  6,  furn  and 
piano,  31st  and  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 m 
r $397 

Perry  D T to  E T Brown,  Apr  7,  furn  etc, 

310  w Van  Buren  st,  6 $150 

Paxton  G to  C Williams,  Apl  12;  horses, 

19  Vermont  av,  7 $135 

Pond  B to  S Richardson,  Apl  10,  furn,  etc, 

2411  Calumet  av,  Aug  10 $22 

Phaisen  & Christenson  to  O F Malcom, 
furn,  etc, 4 $280 


Phillips  A to  C Babcock,  Apr  9,  furn  etc 

20  Rush  st,  4 $' 

Pape  h to  J HjSpeer,  Apl  8;  furn,  etc,  277 

Sedgwick  st,  6 $* 

Presson  A A to  W N Alley,  Apr  8,  furn  etc 

482  n Franklin  st,  8 $170 

Purdy  H et  al  to  W N Alley,  April  7,  furn 

etc,  36  n Leavitt  st,  6 m $129 

Phillips  C to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  Mch  24, 

saloon,  151  Halsted  st,  1 y $307 

Quinne  M J to  J Abbott,  Dec  16,  furn  etc, 

283  w Madison  st $250 

Rawich  H to  E Schwroeder,  Apr  7,  saloon, 

25  pi,  3 m $40° 

Richardson  H J to  J W Lusk,  Apr  13,  furn 

etc,  223  Oakley  av,  6 m $117 

Reilley  E to  J W Lusk,  Apr  13,  furn  etc, 

339  Polk  st,  6 $65 

Reilly  E to  J W Lusk,  Apr  8,  furn  and  pi- 
ano, 649  Gordon  st,  6 m $130 

Rudorb  P to  J H Spear,  April  5,  furn  etc 

360  Blue  Island  av,  3 m $59 

Reed  C to  J W Lusk,  Apr  9,  furn  etc,  235 

Division  st,  6 $ 

Rohrbach  W to  O P Snyder,  Apl  10,  furn, 

etc,  Paulina  and  School  sts,  2 m $34 

Randolph  M to  S Richardson,  Apl  12;  furn 

etc,  302  Morgan  st,  2 m $42 

Roach  F to  S.  Richardson,  Apl  10;  furn 

etc,  74  Sholto  st,  4 m $28 

Reardon  M to  O F Malcom,  Apl  10;  furn 
and  piano  (Detroit  25511)  Hyde  Park,  6 

m. .......  $223 

Reiteike  A to  H F Flentie,  Apl  10;  horses, 

etc,  Wheeling,  1 y $150 

Retter  J F to  H Plowman,  Apl  10;  furn, 

etc,  126  State  st,  18  m 

Riley  T to  S Richardson,  April  8,  242  n 

Market  st,  4 $32 

Raske  A to  H B Mead,  Apr  1,  cows  etc,  Elk 

Grove $600 

Rhoads  H B to  J W Lusk,  Apr  7,  horses  etc 

11  Homer  st,  6 $70 

Robinson  C E and  F S to  G W Hanna, 

Apr  8,  press  etc,  199  Clark  st,  23  m. $1,000 
Rainbow  a to  Bartholmae  & L Brg  Co, 
Mch  25;  furn,  etc,  188  Cly bourn  av,  2 y 

$270 

Snyder  J H to  J D Spear,  Apr  8,  furn  etc 

239  n Franklin  st,  7 $100 

Schweder  L to  T Schaefer,  April  8,  horse 

etc,  306  w 14th  st,  Aug  1 $300 

Schick  J F to  J h Speer,  Apl  12;  buggy, 

etc,  23  N Green  st,  6 m $47 

Sloyton  S to  C h Besley,  Apl  8;  planer,  etc, 

2 $950 

Shepard  S G to  L M Forrester,  Apl  10; 

furn,  etc;  48  Ada  st,  Apl  27 $667 

Sunney  E and  W to  M L Harris,  Apl  8; 

furn,  etc,  236  Green  st,  6 m $57 

Scadin  A to  S S Mitchell,  Apl  12;  furn, 

etc,  287  W Madison  st,  7 m $354 

Sporer  G to  J W Lusk,  Apl  8;  furn,  etc, 

Rush  and  Michigan  sts,  6 m $45 

Sheldon  J to  H Potter,  Apl  9;  furn,  etc, 

1418  Wabash  av,  1 y $1,200 

Sjoberg  C O to  a J Elvig,  Apl  12;  furn. 

etc,  Jefferson,  50  ds $165 

Schall  T to  S Richardson,  Apr  3,  furn  etc, 

184  w Polk  st,  5 $56 

Summer  J to  E R Walker,  Apr  6,  horses 

etc,  304  Hurlbut  st,  July  6 $64 

Stewar  W G to  C Babcock,  Apr  6,  furn  etc, 

881  Park  av,  3 m $140 

Sayforth  H to  W N Alley,  Apr  5,  furn  etc, 

59  n Clark  st,  6 $161 

Springer  L D to  E Keenon,  Mch  31,  furn 
etc,  92  Dearborn  av,  wkly $496 


Schultz  JtoCE  Rowley,  Apr  9,  horses  etc, 

84  Cornelia  st,  6 • • • • $ "i 

Schappe  H to  G McConnell,  Mch  20,  It  23 

b 1 etc  29  40  14,  2 y 1% $(,75 

Spencer  W to  O Williams,  Apr  8,  furn  etc, 

-Pierce  st,  9 $110 

Stevens  SEtoJW  Lusk,  Apr  8,  furn  etc, 

Austin,  6 ......$195 

Simpson  L to  A B Magoun,  April  8,  furn 

etc,  100  Ashland  av,  3 $2b 

Shanahan  J to  J Cullen,  Apl  8,  furn,  etc, 

137  Brown  st,  3 $34 

Sperling  LtoJW  Lusk,  Apr  13,  furn  etc,  ^ 

402  Milwaukee  av,  6 $62 

Stewart  T to  E Knauer,  Mch  31,  It  94  b 1, 

Brown’s  add $G0° 

Samuels  G B to  E T Brown,  apr  12,  furn 

etc,  586  Fulton  st,  6 $162 

Stewart  J R to  Coxe  Bros  & Co,  apr  14, 
sheds,  barns,  horses;  etc,  55  Morgan  st, 

\ y 

Stoddard  M G to  E D Cook,  Mch  20,  furn 

etc,  8 Arbor  pi,  6 $111 

Steinbach  P to  W Karch,  Apl  13,  horses, 

740  North  av,  2 y •••••••  • • • -f4®0 

Slafford  J to  Wacker  & Birk  B & M Co, 

Apr  5,  saloon  fixtures,  145  North  av,  1 y 
v ’ $660 

Turner’  j B*  to  D Cole,  Apr  7,  piano,  2900 

Vernon  av,  3 m . .$50 

Traver  C S to  H T Schuermann,  Apl  7, 

furn,  etc, , Jan  15 $42 

Thompson  J F to  M Karch,  apr  12,  horse, 

etc,  733  Racine  av,  apr  16 $250 

Tracy  M to  H Lowry,  Apr  13,  furn  etc, 

1913  Wabash  av,  7 m $ 

Thompson  C H to  O P Snyder,  Apl  10, 

furn,  etc,  2218  Wabash  av,  3 m $30 

Thomas  T to  C Williams,  Apl  12;  furn, 

etc,  185  N Curtis  st,  5 $33 

Thierry  K to  T Griffin,  April  9,  furn  etc, 

420  13th  pi,  12  wks $60 

Vo'geler  H to  R Rothschild  & Sons,  Apr  6, 
saloon  furniture,  Lincoln  and  Noble  avs, 

Sept  9 $300 

Weir  R M to  W L Harcourt,  Mch  24,  furn 

etc,  1235  Jackson  st,  4 m $1,000 

Walsh  P to  O P Snyder,  April  9,  furn  etc, 

70  Hathorne  av,  6 $48 

Walker  C to  S Richardson,  Apr  9,  furn  etc, 

182  Ohio  st,  4 $44 

Wieland  C to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  Apl  2,  sa- 
loon, 329  Milwaukee  av,  1 yr $990 

Wagner  H V to  O F Malcolm,  Apr  8,  furn 

and  piano,  389  Taylor  st,  1 m $100 

Woodward  J W to  E T Brown,  Apl  12, 

furn,  etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 m $99 

Wilcox  S F to  C Babcock,  Apr  6,  furn  etc, 

383  State  st,  4 $15G 

Wilcox  S P to  E R Walker,  Ap*  6,  furn 

etc,  383  State  st,  4 $156 

Wilkins  C to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  March  17, 
billiard  goods,  190  w Indiana  st,  7 m $175 
Whalen  T E to  D Cole,  Apr  1,  furn  etc. 

31st  and  Indiana  av,  3 m $500 

Witt  C and  H to  J H Spear,  Apr  5,  horses 

etc,  107  State  st,  6 $78 

Weieand  A to  A Pfaff,  March  30,  furn  etc, 

728  Lake  st,  1 y $1,300 

Whelan  J to  C Williams,  Apr  8,  furn  etc, 

116  w Monroe  st,  7 m $47 

Wright  H P to  N Merki,  Apr  8,  machy  etc, 

259  Randolph  st $500 

Woelck  C to  F Zobel,  Apr  8,  furn  etc,  18  n 

State  st,  ly $300 

Wallace  j’  to  J F Koons,  Apr  6,  furn  etc, 

629  N Lincoln  st,  p $79 

Winans  L A R to  W Zachman,  Apr  13, 

furn  etc,  41  Lincoln  pi,  6 m $113 

Winchell  E H to  W W Charles,  Apr  7,  furn 

etc,  3112  Groveland  Pk  av,  1 m $40 

Westphal  T W to  Wacker  & Birk  B & M 
Co,  Apr  6,  saloon  and  fixtures,  410  Cly- 

bourne  av,  1 $526 

Weirich  J to  J Calsar,  Oct  16,  boots  and 

shoes;  272  Clybourne  av;  6 m $250 

Ward  J P to  O P Snyder,  Apr  5,  furn  etc, 

3641  Dearborn  st,  6 $95 

Willoughby  C to  J D Spear,  Apr  7,  furn^  ^ 

etc,  263  n Clark  st,  9 $134  j 

Younger  J P to  T Boyle,  Apr  8,  furn  etc, 


C 


287 


102122  Curtis  Mfg  Co  v Bayley  o,  Same, 
$736.  J _ , 

101815  Joseph  J Kittel  v Louis  and  Jacob 
Reinach  and  Dietrich  Kahn.  Same,  $2,491- 
•95. 

101936  L Metz  v Morris  Bannen.  Same, 
$372.50.  _ ,, 

101882  George  W Lord  et  al  v Frederick  M 
Barber  and  Charles  II  Hartman.  By  deflt, 
$1,326.75  and  sci  fa. 

96989  Mary  Higgins,  admx,  v C St  L & P R 
R Co.  By  agremt,  $300.  Satisfied. 

102353  Dora  Goldstein  v Lizzie  Morris.  By 
consent,  $320. 

102100  Wm  A Paulsen  v Dakota  L L C Co. 

By  deflt,  $619.73. 

102412  Lizzie  M Elson,  by  next  friend,  v 
W D Ry  Co.  Bystip,  $150.  Satisfied. 
101600  Joseph  Frankel  et  al  v Andre  An- 
drews. By  deflt,  $1268.08  and  gen  and 
sped  exn. 

98464  B P Murphy  Packing  Co  v Alexander 
L Singer  and  Mike  Peabody.  Same,  $200 
debt,  $102.90  das  entire;  gen  ex  as  to 
Singer  and  sped  as  to  Peabody. 

10638  Swen  Johnson  v Annie  Breaton.  Judgt, 
$643.70  revived. 

102107  Charles  W Merriam  et  al  v J F Sche- 
rel.  By  deflt,  $110.88. 

101480  Same  v T L Drake.  Same,  $166.22. 
101887  Ger  Am  Bk  v Arno  Voss  and  Albert 
Michelson.  Judgt  $246.10  revived. 

100979  Herbert  M Clark  et  al  v John  W Cou- 
per.  By  deflt,  $155.65. 

97921  Dorothea  Tatge  v City.  Mo  n t denied 
and  judgt,  $937.60.  Appl;  bond  and  bill 
ex  in  30  ds. 

101654  Augustus  D Julliard  et  al  v Wm  M 
Halsted,  Wm  A Haines,  John  K Myers  and 
J E Bentley.  By  deflt,  $5,536.57  debt  and 
$6,034.77  das  entire,  and  sped  exn. 

97289  Clarence  G Bogart  v Wm  C and  James 
Duell.  Plff  remits  $75  and  mo  n t denied 
and  judgt,  $562.50.  Appl;  bond  and  bill 
ex  in  30  ds. 

97650  Wm  Wallace  v John  B Shalifoux  and 
Patrick  McKenney.  Mo  n t denied  and 
judgt,  $225.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30 

ds.  r 

95124  George  Wilson  v Albert  E Ingals.  Mo 
n t denied  and  judgt,  $25. 

93677  Theodore  Rhodes  et  al  v John  Fair- 
banks. Deft  made  party  to  judgt,  $546.74 
102068  Union  Suspender  Co  v Aaron  and 
Ernst  Israel.  By  deflt;  $322. 

98523  P Best  Brewing  Co  v Joseph  Dom- 
brusky.  On  findg,  $300. 

100594  Marcus  C Stearns  v Wm  Hughes.  By 
deflt,  $75.96. 

101592  Ithiel  P Farnum  v Leonard  Rohr. 
By  deflt;  $400  debt;  $247.97  das;  debt  to 
be  dischgd,  etc,  and  sci  fa, 

102184  Horace  Alexander  v Vincent  Ken- 
nedy. Same;  $273.69. 

98547  Josef  Najemnik  v.  Leopold  J Kadish. 

Motion  denied  and  judgt  $1,140. 

101648  h P Kellogg  et  al  v Thos  Storr.  By 
deflt,  $512.31  and  sped  exn. 

96306  John  J McDermid  v E G Slight.  By 
deflt,  $216.50. 


OIIiCUIT  OOUBT. 

50688  Victor  F Lawson  v Chicago  Driving 
Park.  On  ver,  $737.13. 

6437  Samuel  Herman  v George  W Cole.  By 
deflt,  $296.35.  ^ ^ 

50730  B F Chase  v John  T Reid.  On  findg, 
$113.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and  bill  ex  in 
30  ds. 

50931  Henry  Hart  et  al  v Jonas  Strauss.  On 
ver,  prop  and  $496. 

THAN  SCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

2883  E S Redfield  et  al  v Angie  Page.  $76.60. 

2884  M B McIntosh  v Isaac  B Fox.  $28.32. 

2885  W Holzheimer  et  al  v John  Q Grant  and 
wife.  $161.40. 

i 2886  P J Kean  v Stephen  and  Bridget  11a- 
herty.  $79. 

2887  Louis  Hasbrouch  v Mary  Gibbons. 


138~Sherman  st,  3 $21  $100.  . 

Young  A J to  O P Snyder,  Apr  6,  furn  etc,  | 2888  August  Elser  v Fritz  Ehminger 

532  Clybourne  av,  6 m $50  | 2889  John  Schuette  v Joseph  Cacen.  $lo0. 

| 2890  Joseph  h Berry  et  al  v Theophite  Kra- 

I pek  and  Joseph  Gilmarten.  $120.86. 

* 2891  John  Ballwell  et  al  v Newberry  Furni- 
ture  Co.  $200. 

* 2892  Chicago  Herald  Co  v Barlow  A.  Ulrich. 
I $151.45. 

Qarna  «i  fi«8  2893  Frank  Hahn  v Christian  F Harder, 

jerson.  Same,  $l,b88.  t 

$980.44.  ' $124-73- 

101794  Wm  L Hyde  v Adolph  Kahn. 

$1,170.40. 


JCDGllENTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

101691  Meyer  Arnstein  v Nicolaus  Potzen. 
By  deflt,  $377.10. 

102079  Ernest  Rome,  admr,  v Village  of  Jef- 


Same,  ! 2895  Ristow 
J $33.85. 


Mfg  Co  v Bolezlau  Fogest. 


288 


ItlLLN  OK  KALR 

Holz  A to  I Holz,  Apr  7,  jewelry,  442  w 

Chicago  av $1,000 

Blaney  F to  E Murray,  April  8,  dry  goods 

etc,  355  Wabash  av $850 

Miller  W J to  M J Beck,  April  8,  furn  etc, 

Chicago  Museum $420 

Gillespie  A D to  S Bond,  Apr  C,  horse  and 

buggy,  • — 14th  st $185 

Maas  P to  J Graffy,  April  7,  saloon,  1706 

State  st $1,100 

Covel  M to  Kurty  Bros  & Bulwer,  April  8, 

machy,  159  Randolph  st $504 

Bemis  & Curt'S  Maltg  Co  to  J H Free,  Mch 

13,  horses  etc, $1,722 

Busch  M to  P Angles,  Mch  10,  saloon,  251 

Cottage  Grove  av $1,600 

Kucera  J to  V Janecik,  Apr  5,  store,  2911 

Farrell  st $462 

Eefting  G to  J Eeftinff.  Mch  26,  house,  lot 

63  b 12  S & G’s  add. $700 

Lemke  A to  H Meineke,  Apr  10,  groceries, 

287  Carroll  av $1,250 

Schaefer  T to  L Schroeder,  Apr  10,  horse, 

wagon  etc,  306  w 14th  st $500 

Kavanaugh  D to  M C McDonald.  Apl  3,  int 
in  saloon,  222  Clark  st,  $3,500;  Gelis  C to 
B Cohen.  Mch  31.  bldg  601  Canal  st. . $550 
Domnellan  E C to  G Wilson,  apr  12,  house 

290  N Franklin  st $1 

Oppenheimer  Z to  J W McDermott,  apr 

12,  cigars,  etc,  249  31st  st $391 

Perry  A A to  S J Boyd,  apr  5,  drugs,  675 

Lake  st $1,000 

Lenicke  E to  J Cohen,  apr  8,  house,  61 

Langdon  st $350 

Peck  Z C to  R J Blank  & Co,  apr  9,  saloon, 

123  Monroe  st . . . .' $1,800 

Smith  B to  T Hughes,  apr  12,  saloon,  70  S 

Canal  st $600 

Weirick  J to  J Caesar,  apr  13,  boots  and 
shoes,  272  Clybourne  av $250 


Suburban  Improvements' 

HYDE  PARK. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  establishing 
grade  on  Greenwood  avenue,  from  47th  to 
51st  street;  for  a side-walk  on  the  south 
side  of  76th  street,  from  Madison  avenue  to 
east  line  I.  C.  R.  R.,  right  of  way;  for  same 
on  the  east  side  of  Champlain  ave.,  from 
43d  to  44th  streets;  and  on  the  south  side  of 
47th  st,  from  Woodlawn  to  Greenwood  aves. 
For  water-pipe  in  Ford  ave.,  from  railroad 
ave.  to  78th  st.;  also  for  vacating  alley  in 
rear  of  lots  20  to  27,  and  of  s 5 ft  of  lots  19 
and  28,  b 10,  South  Chicago,  in  sec  5 and  6, 
37  15. 

O.  H.  Postal;  Carpenter  and  builder,  with 
office  and  shop  at  No  434  Ogden  avenue,  is 
prepared  to  give  agents  and  property  own- 
ers satisfaction  in  the  care  and  supervision 
of  real-estate.  He  has  made  arrangements 
for  all  kinds  of  house  repairs,  painting, 
plumbing,  carpentering,  etc.  An  advantage 
is  thus  derived  by  leaving  all  the  repairs 
under  the  supervision  of  one  man. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


ORR  & LOCKETT, 

Dealers  in 

Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

(jF  every  dllcriptlon, 

181  & 186  CLARK  ST„  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 

We  Make  a specialty  of 

Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 

And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  VVe  are  Sole  Chicago 
Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 
“Perfection’.’  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


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POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Burffe  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cars 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  No.  5JO!>. 


ALL  THE  NEWEST  DESIGNS  IN  

Wall  Paper  and  Decorations  arriving  Daily 

FROM  LEADING  FACTORIES  IN  AMERICA  AND  EUROPE. 

Prices  the  Lowest.  Special  inducements  to  Real  Estate  Owners  and  Agents.  JgJ 
The  Largest  and  most  Complete  Stock  in  America. 

R.  T.  MARTIN  COMPANY,  265  & 267  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 


The  rapid  building  up  of  the  vacant  prop- 
erty within  the  limits  of  Chicago  and  that 
adjoining  has  been  due  in  a large  measure 
to  the  untiring  efforts  of  men  who  give  their 
attention  to  the  buying,  subdividing  and 
building  up  of  available  tracts  of  land  so 
situated.  Among  the  firms  who  make  this 
their  line  of  business  is  W.  H.  Thomas  & 
Son,  80  Dearborn  st.  They  are  building  and 
selling  houses  ranging  from  $400  to  $50,000 
on  the  South  and  West  Sides.  These  they 
sell  on  time  to  suit  buyers.  It  is  easily  dis- 
cernible why  buying  houses  of  those  who 
make  building  a specialty  is  good  policy. 
For  buying  large  quantities  of  building  ma- 
terial of  all  kinds,  they  are  able  to  make 
an  immense  saving,  and  thus  are  able  to 
offer  their  houses  cheaper  than  they  can  be 
built  separately. 


For  the  Mississippi  River,  appropriations 
are  proposed  as  follows:  From  St.  Paul  to 

Des  Moines  Rapids,  $560,000;  Des  Moines 
Rapids  to  the  mouth  of  the  Illinois  River, 
$200,000;  from  the  Illinois  River  to  the  Ohio 
River,  $500,000;  from  Cairo  to  the  head  of 
the  Passes,  including  the  correction  of  the 
Vicksburg  and- Greenville  bonds,  $2,225,000; 
surveys  of  the  Mississippi,  between  the 
Passes  and  head  water,  $75,000;  for  removal 
of  obstructions,  $70,000;  for  reservoirs, 
$50,000;  and  for  snag  boats,  $30,000. 


H.  Gr.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


KNISELY  & MILLER 

129  & 131  SOUTH  CI.1ATOX  ST.. 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 

MANUFACTURERS  OT 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-G-K.-E-E-HST-S 

For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates.  be 


In  Presents  givenaway.I 
Send  us  5 cts.  postage.aud 
by  mail  you  will  get  free 

a package  of  goods  of  large 

value,  that  will  start  you  in  work  that  will  at  once 
bring  you  in  money  fasterthan  anything  else  inAmer- 
ica.  All  about  the  $200,000  in  presents  with  each  box. 
Agents  wanted  everywhere,  of  either  sex,  of  all  agesj 
or  all  the  time,  or  spare  time  only,  to  work  for  us  at 
heir  own  homes.  Fortuells  fo  all  workers  absolute- 
assured.  Don’t  delay. H.  HrALLETT  k Co.,  Port- 
nd,  Maine. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ibon  Cobnices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 


Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
KoofiDg  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 

YARD  PRICES-CAR  LOTS— DRY. 


THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — BOUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1-inch $48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1)4  and  1)4  inches 46  00 

3d  clear,  1*4,  114  and  2 incnes 44  00 

A select,  1*4  and  114  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  1 14,  114  and  2 Inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select 22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING MIXED  LENGTHS — BOUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 Inches  (base) 31  00 

B select 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — BOUGH. 

stock,  12, 14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

I>  20  f t 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet 15  01 


BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 


A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch 35  7 

B 33  0 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 35  00 

B 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  1 Fencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  30 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B .6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

B 35  30 

0 27  00 


FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH 

1st  and  2d  clear 

A siding  strips 

A flooring  6trips 


BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  % -inch,  4 and  6-inch 

A,  % -inch,  4 and  6-inch 

B 

C 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 
Clear  and  A,  94 -inch,  6 inch 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 

B,  94  insh  , 6 inch 

SIDING— TIED. 


is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet f]3  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1*4  and  l)4-inch 13  00 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencmg,  16  feet 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

„ 12,  14,  18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 


Add  to  prices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  $1  50. 


22  00 
21  50 
20  50 
16  00 
32  00 
34  00 
30  00 
32  00 


40  00 
38  00 
33  90 
32  00 
23  00 


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Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

April  27. — 

Lot  7 in  b 20  in  S F Smith’s  sub  of  se  qr 
of  ne  qr  of  sec  18  39  14;  b 6 in  Assessor’s 
div  of  nw  qr  of  and  w half  of  ne  qr  of  see 
32  39  14;  an  und  half  of  b 31  in  Assessor’s 
div  in  sec  32:  an  und  half  of  b 32  in  same 
div  in  sec  32;  except  the  n 45  ft  lot  114, 
115,  116  and  117,  in  Waller’s  sub  in  n part 
of  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  28  39  14.  Lot  10 
in  b 14  in  Ogden’s  add.  Lot  37  in  b 7 in  C 
T’s  sub  iu  w half  of  sec  5 39  14.  Lot  36  in 
b 26  in  C T’s  sub.  Sub-lot  6 of  lot  2 in  n 
half  of  b 13,  in  C T’s  sub.  Lot  7 in  b 27  in 
C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Sub-lot  8 of  sub 
lots  23  to  27  and  33  in  Butterfield’s  addn. 
Lot  18  in  blk  14  in  Newberry’s  add.  The  n 
41  1-2  ft  of  the  w 100  ft  of  sub-lots  1 and  2 
of  lot  10  in  b 16  in  frac  sec  15.  Lot  3 in  b 
9 in  S S add.  Lots  19  to  24,  all  being  in 
Forsythe,  Spear  & Wallace’s  sub  of  b 1,  3 
and  8 of  G W Clark’s  sub  of  e half  of  sw  34 
of  sec  13  39  13.  Lots  18  and  19  in  b 4 of 
Derby  & Wallace’s  sub  of  part  of  nw  qr  of 
nw  qr  of  sec  13  39  13;  b 6 in  sw  qr  of  sec 
13  39  13;  b 9 in  sw  qr  of  sec  12  39  13.  The 
e 13  ft  of  lot  3 and  the  w 14  ft  of  lot  4 in  b 
8 in  Fort  Dearborn’s  add.  Lot  11  in  b 2 in 
Ellis’s  west  addition.  Lots  1 and  2 in  b 40 
in  S S add.  Lot  8 and  the  w 88  ft  of  lot  7 in 
b 1,  in  Andersonville;  the  e qr  of  sw  qr  of 
ne  qr  of  sec  36  38  14;  frac  W of  river,  and 
frac  S of  river,  of  the  sw  qr  of  sec  31  37  15. 
Lot  147  in  b 3,  C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14. 
Lots  1 and  8 in  Gano’s  sub  of  part  of  b 10 
C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Lots  13  and  16 
in  b 3.  Lots  13  and  16  in  b 5,  lot  1 in  b 8 
and  lots  9 and  10  in  block  13,  all  in  Linden 
Grove  sub  in  sec  21  38  14.  S.  F.  Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Southwest  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  15  38  14.  S. 
F.  Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lots  25  and  26  in  the  sub  of  that  part  of 
b 1 lying  w of  Blue  Island  ave,  in  the  C T’s 
sub  of  the  se  se  qr  of  sec  17  39  14;  also  lot 
3 b 30,  Duncan’s  addn.— F.H.  Marsh,  U.  S. 
Marshal.  L.  N. 


April  29. 

That  part  of  s half  of  s half  of  sw  qr  of 
ne  qr  of  sec  3 38  14,  lying  w of  the  center  of 
Vincennes  ave,  and  containing  5 26-100  acs, 
more  or  less,  except  the  north  33  feet  taken 
by  Hyde  Park. — Catharine  L.  Dodge,  Guar- 
dian. L.  N. 

April  19. 

Lot  3 in  b 4 in  Rogers’ sub  of  ne  qr  of  sw 
qr  of  sec  4 39  14.— H.  T.  Steele,  Master. 
L.  N. 

April  26. 

All  that  part  of  lot  4 in  Hamilton’s  sub 
of  lot  1 of  Caldwell’s  Res.,  lying  w of  the 
present  course  of  the  n branch  of  Chicago 
river,  the  same  being  about  1 1-2  acres,  sit- 
uated in  Jefferson. — Henry  Waller,  Mas- 
ter. L.  N. 

April  21. 

Commencing  at  a point  20  chains  and  4 
links  on  e line  of  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  32 
39  14. — J.  R.  Custer,  Master.  L.  A. 

Lot  26  in  blk  13  in  C T’s  sub  of  se  qr  of 
sec  17  39  14.— H.  L.  Wait,  Master.  L.  A. 

May  5. 

Lots  9 and  10  in  b 8,  Lee’s  add,  with  building  known 
as  663  and  665  N.  Robey  st.  A.  F.  Stevenson,  Mas- 
ter. L.  N. 

May  lO. 

Commencing  at  the  south  line  of  Sec.  24  40  13  at  a 
point  in  the  middle  of  North  Branch  river,  thence  w 
along  said  sec.  line  23  50-100  chains  to  the  center  of 
North  Branch  road,  thence  n 4614  degrees  w along 
the  center  of  said  road  5 29-100  chains  to  a stake, 
thence  e 23  14-100  chains  to  the  center  of  North 
Branch  river,  thence  southerly  along  the  center  of 
said  river  to  beginning,  containing  9 acres.  S.  F. 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L.  N. 


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Lot  22  iu  Soulhworth’s  eu,J  o£  the  u 'i  of  t<  il  iu  CJ 
T’s  aub  of  w‘/4  o£  6 39  14.  8.  F.  Hanchett,  BJier- 
fl.  L.  N. 

Lot  IS  in  b 6 In  Elston’s  add.  S.  F.  Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L.  N. 


Lot  110  in  Giving  & Gilbert’s  sub  of  the  s 15  acres 
of  e'A  of  sw  qr  of  sec  14  39  13.  S.  F.  Hanohett, 
Sheriff.  L.  N. 


Lot  17  iu  sub  b 1 in  H.  Meyerhoff’s  sub  of  s!4  of  b 
13  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  5 39  14,  and  also  the  und  lA  of 
lot  5 in  b 6 of  Taylor’s  sub  of  b 1 in  the  Assessor’s 
div  of  e(4  of  nw  qr  of  sec  8 39  14.  Anna  M.  Petkb- 
son,  Adin’x.  L.  N. 


April  I 7. 


Lot  40  in  blk  1 of  Wilson  & St  Clair’s  sub  of  blk  3 of 
Merrick’s  sub  of  b 5 of  Merrick’s  add  to  Austinville, 
being  the  nw  qr  of  nw  qr  of  sec  9 39  13.  E J White- 
head,  Master.  L N. 


Lot  44  in  block  28  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  17  39  14.  E J 
Whitehead,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  28  in  block  5 in  Pierce’s  add  to  Holstein.  E J 
Whitehead,  Master.  L N. 

April  18. 

Lot  18  b 1 in  Wilber  & Eberhart’s  sub  of  blk  25  in  C 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Kate  Lowry,  Guardian. 

Lot  3 in  Dalenberg’s  sub  of  pt  of  w 'A  of  sw  qr  of 
sec  15  37  14.  Thos  W Sennott,  Clerk.  L N. 

April  19. 

An  und  ya  of  lots  29  30  41  and  42  in  b 30  in  the  C T’s 
sub  of  sec  7 39  14,  and  lot  11  in  b 19  in  Johnson’s  sub 
of  e hlf  of  se  qr  of  sec  6 39  14.  H P Farnsworth; 
Guardian.  L N. 


E 3 ft  of  lot  10  and  w 17  ft  of  lot  11  in  b 6 in  New- 
berry’s add.  M F Donoghue,  Guardian.  L N. 

S hlf  of  lot  13  in  b 1 in  D W Storr’s  sub  of  n hlf  of 
out-lot  19  in  sec  33  39  14.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Sub-lot  1 of  lots  9 10  and  11  in  block  39  Ogden’s  add; 
also  s 23  ft  of  lot  12  in  b 39  Ogden’s  add.  Joab  Gruda, 
Admr-  L N. 

Und  3-7  of  lot  16  in  Holley’s  sub  of  b 2 in  Whaple’s 
sub  of  land  in  sw  cor  of  nw  qr  of  sec  7 39  13.  Minnie 
Junker,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  90  in  Ogden’s  sub  of  w hlf  of  lots  120  and  125 
and  all  of  lots  123  124  and  127  to  134  and  137  in  Bron 
son’s  add.  D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 

E 22  ft,  being  the  e 1-6  part  of  lot  1 and  e 22  ft,  be- 
ing the  e 1-6  pt  of  lot  2,  all  in  b 26  of  town  of  Dunton 
in  county  of  Cook,  being  part  of  w hlf  of  sw  qr  of  sec 
29  42  11.  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  8 and  9 in  Ira  BrownVsub  in  bs  5 6 7 and  8 in 
the  University  sub  of  lots  21  and  22  and  s hlf  of  lot  20 
in  Geo  Smith’s  sub  of  s part  of  Archange  Ouilmette 
Hes;  also  frl  lots  7 and  8 in  b 9 in  Eddy’s  add  to  Sand- 
wich. Ellen  Maddy,  Guardian,  L N. 

Lot  50  in  blk  98  in  C T’s  sub  of  w hlf  of  sec  27  39  14; 
also  lots  31  and  32  in  b 4 Linn  & Hawkinson’s  sub  of 
se  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  25  37  14,  D J Avery,  Master. 
LN. 

April  20. 

Lots  9 10  13  and  14  b 2 in  Pitner’s  2nd  add  to  Evans- 
ton sec  24  41  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  15  in  b 56  in  a sub  by  the  Calumet  & Chicago 
Canal  & Dock  Co  of  seo  5 and  6 37  15.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  4 of  b 9 of  Barron’s  sub  in  Brand’s  add  (or)  the 
premises  known  as  106  Johnson  st.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 


Lot  5 in  Webb’s  sub  of  that  part  of  block  1 in  Rock- 
well’s add.  J R Custer,  Master,  L N. 

April  31. 

Lot  6 b 1 in  Meyerhoff’s  sub  of  s hlf  of  b 13  in  C T’s 
sub  of  w hlf,  ex  se  qr  of  nwqr  and  ne  qr  of  sw  qr  of 
sec  5 39  14.  J Dziewior,  Admr.  L N. 

Lot  18  in  b 8 in  Keeney  & Einn’s  add.  H A Warren, 
Trustee.  L N. 

Lots  22  23  and  24  in  blk  3 in  S J Walker’s  Dock  add, 
being  a sub  of  all  that  part  lying  u of  w branch  of  8 
branoh  of  Chicago  River  of  e hlf  of  sec  30  39  14.  Mary 
Johnson,  Executrix.  L N. 

April  27. 

Lot  52  b 3 of  Dexter  Park  sub,  being  a re-sub  of  pt 
of  Hinkley’s  sub  of  nw  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  8 38  14.  S 
R Hurford,  Trustee.  L N. 

Lot  45  in  b 2 in  McPherson  & Allerton’s  add;  also 
lot  29  in  b 4 in  S Chicago  Land  & Bldg  Assn  sub  of  w 
hlf  of  n hlf  of  s hlf  of  sw  qr  of  sec  4 38  14;  also  lots  18 
and  19  in  Keeley’ssubof  s hlf  of  lot  6 in  b 25  in  s frac 
of  sec  29  39  14;  also  lots  30  31  32  and  33  of  block  2 in 
Brown’s  add  in  sec  32  39  14.  Martin  Bonfield,  Execu- 
tor. L N. 


April  28. 

Lot  35  and  n 8 ft  of  lot  36  in  the  sub  of  out-lot  91 
and  n hlf  of  out-lot  96  in  C T’s  sub  w hlf  of  sec  27  39 
14.  H F Kleine,  Admr.  L N. 

Lot  16  in  Dexter’s  sub  of  b 4 in  Assr’s  div  of  sw  frl 
qr  of  sec  22  39  14.  Mary  L Colburn,  Admx.  L N. 

April  29. 

Lot  10  in  b 84  of  that  sub  made  by  the  Calumet  Ca- 
nal A Dock  Co,  of  pts  of  frl  sec  6 and  6 37  15.  Fran 
Koch,  Admr.  L N. 

Lots  6 and  7 in  b 3 of  O A Bogue’s  sub  of  that  part 
of  se  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  14  38  14.  A F Stevenson, Mas- 
ter. L N, 

April  36. 

Lot  48  in  Ohas.  A.  Gregory’s  sub  of  b 62  in  sec  19 
39  14,  also  lot  8 in  sub  of  lot  8 in  b 60  in  C T’s  new 
sub  of  the  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14.  H.  S.  Steele,  Mas- 
ter. L.  N. 


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HARD  WOOD— Hit  Y - YA  Hl»  PRICKS 

( Retail.)] 

WHITEWOOD. 


Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in $38.00@40. 

1st  and  2d 30.00  35. 

Box  boards 35. 

Inch  and  over 26.  30. 

Half  inch 23.  28. 

Common  1st,  1 in 20.  22. 

Plank 22.  25. 

Cull 12.  15. 

ASH. 

1 to  4 in $35.00@40. 

Wagon  stock 40. 

Wagon  poles 55.00@60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in. . . 45.00@ 
Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 36.00@45.00 

Quartered 50.00@ 

OAK. 

Clear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in .... . 35.  @38. 

Common 22.  @25. 

Timber 25.  @28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in.,  clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45. 

Quartered 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  35. 

Common 25. 

OHEBBY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@  90. 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55, 

HICKORY. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50. 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

3>£x4% 90@  1.00 

4x5 1.00@  1.25 

4x6 1.50 

4>£x6 1.75 

5x6 1.75 


BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 


1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  60. 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over.. . 75. 

34^10  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m . 125.00 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  <fc  32  in.  2 

2^x2}£ 7 

3x3 19 

MAPLF. 

Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.  @36. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25. 

Gray  elm 20. 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.  @40. 

Sycamore 25. 

Chestnut 50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.  @40. 


YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  0.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED- 


1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls 15 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OB  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  }8  inch 28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 


STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  1}£,  1%  and 


2 in $35. 

Common 27. 

FINISHING. 

1st  and  2d  clear $32.00 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


AND  WHOLESALE  PRICES  OF  HARD  WOOD  LUMBER. 


R.  HUGHES, 


Galvanized  Ibon  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319-321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at<juarry  prices. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS — DRY7. 

rHICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1-inch 148  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1%  and  IK  inches 46  00 

Id  clear,  IK,  114  and  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  114  and  IK  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  IK,  IK  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select  22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

id  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

3 select 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

0 18  ft 23  00 

D20  ft - 23  00 

L2  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

L2-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

L8  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet 15  oi 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
Iressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch 35  10 

B •. 33  00 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 35  00 

B '.  29  00 

C 26  00 

!fo  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet | 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch ’ 20  00 

B .6-inch A 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  Nol  boards  D and  M or- ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds... 37  00 

B 35  10 

0 27  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 40  00 

A siding  strips . . . [ 38  00 

A flooring  strips 33  qo 

B „ „ 32  00 

3 „ „ 23  00 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

A,  % -inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

B 20  50 

C . 15  00 

Dlear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  00 

B,  % insh  , 6iDch ’ 32  00 

SIDING — TIED. 

18  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

k siding * 20  60 

5 19  50 

c ........  14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D* f 10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
looring. 

COMMON  AND  CULL,  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet f]3  00 

« 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1 \ and  1^4-inch 13  00 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

u 16  ft,  No.  11  .*  12  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 ,,  16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  . . . . 13  00 
Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
)n  side,  $1  two  sides.  $1  50. 


AND  ALL-POBCELAIN 

WATER  CLOSET. 


rjlHE  want  of  a valveless  closet 
has  at  last  been  supplied  by 
my  new  Wash-Out,  in  which  a body 
of  water  is  kept  constantly  in  the 
basin.  It  is  constructed  of  one 
piece  of  earthenware,  and  is  fitted 
with  two-inch  brass  couplings  for 
ventilation;  one  for  the  basin  and 
one  for  the  trap.  The  basin  has  a 
pierced  rim,  which,  at  the  front, 
has  an  outlet  extending  downward 
and  entering  the  bowl  just  above 
the  surface  of  the  water;  when 
water  enters  the  closet,  the  sides  of 
the  basin  are  washed  by  the  water 
passing  through  the  pierced  rim. 
But  the  main  body  of  water  passes 
to  the  front  and  thence  into  the 
basin  with  such  velocity  as  to  com- 
pletely force  everything  from  the 
basin. 

This  elegant  fixture  can  be  seen 
with  the  water  connected  with  it  at 
my  store, 

531  W.  MADISON  ST. 

I also  keep  on  hand  an  elegant 
supply  of  Gas  Fixtures  end  Globes. 


House  Draining  and  Plumb- 
ing in  all  its  Branches. 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 


194  LaSalle  St.,  - 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 60 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

IK  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2K-incb 00  60 

2K-inch 0O  66 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 45 

Extra  A 2 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 36 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  00@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00 fa- 16  00 

2x8,  „ „ 12  00(0.14  50 

2x10,  ,,  „ 12  00®16  00 

2x12,  „ 12  00®17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 12  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  K 6 inch,  7 feet 10  K 

K 7 inch,  7 feet 13 

K 8 inch,  7 feet 17K 

K 8 inch,  7 feet 9 

K 9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length  12 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 13 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 26 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

10  feet,  per  inch 06 

12  " “ “ 10 

14  “ “ “ 15 

16  “ “ “ 18 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  tfie  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2K  in $23  00@25  00 

Thicker... 25  00@27  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 


1st  and  2d . 
Common  . 
Timber  . . . 


1st  and  2d  . . 
Step  plank . 
Cull 


WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  i 

1st  and  2d 

Common 

Culls 

Extra  good 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 

Common ' 

Cull 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 

“ “ thick 

Cull 

MAPLE. 

Clear 

Common 

Cull 

H14KORY. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  find  2d,  1 inch 

1st  and  2d,  IK  in  and  up 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 

Cull 

Merchantable 

BIRCH. 

Good 

Cull 

ROOK  ELM. 

Good 

Cull 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 

Merchantable 

BEECH. 

Good 

Cull 

Log  run 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

Log  run 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 


20  00@22  00 
14  00@16  00 
17  00@19  00 

20  00@22  00 
27  00 
10  00 

nspection. 

65  00®  70  00 
43  00®48  00 

24  00@28  00 
70  00@75  00 

22  00@24  00 
14  00®  16  00 

11  00@13  00 

60  00® 65  00 
65  00@70  00 
10  00@15  00 

20  00@21  00 

12  00@14  00 
6 00@  8 00 

25  00@30  00 

10  00 

32  00@35  00 
35  00@37  60 

16  00®18  00 
5 00®  6 00 

13  00@14  00 

20  00@26  00 


16  00®  17  00 
8 00 

14  00@16  00 
12  00 

14  00@15  00 

12  00 

23  00@25  00 
6 00010  00 
13  00@15  00 

30  00  @35  00 


Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order. 


LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00@24  00 

“Star,ror  No  2 flooring 19  00@20  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch 24  00@26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@29  oO 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 60  00 

u “ rough 52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

3 HI  VOLES"*- BED  WOOIU 

Fancy  shapea  Butt  price  pr  Ml 4.90  pr  M 

EqnareButts  4.60  pr  M 


DAVID  WHITEFORD,  A. 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

WhiteforcTs  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICAGO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


JOHN  ORTHEN 

“The  Practical  Furnace  Man,” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Seuvoss,  Nobthen  & Oo. 

MANUTiOTOBEB  AND  DEALER  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER,” 
The  Hackett  Patent  Orates  and  Mantels. 

Southweat  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  ate. 

Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 

Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint-  Brushes,  Eto. 

We' have  just  laid  in  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  ail  Tastes  and  Designs. 

218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 


H.  Andrews  & Co.  195  wabash  Ave.,  Chicago, 

I OFFICE  4''  V'  M* 

DESKS, 


Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICACO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


A.  1ST  ID 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Bank  Counters 

and  Railings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

— AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

.PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


IILTSTTIR^nNrCIE  .A.G-ZEZtsTC'y, 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Home  Mutual  Insurance  3o.  of  California. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  Now  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * Telephone  No.  1353 


METROPOLITAN 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICACO. 


Book-keeping, 

Penmanship, 

Short-Hand, 


COURSE  OF  STUDY: 

Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 
Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling. 


ITHE  BUSINESS  EXCHANGE  IS  A 

GREAT  BUSINESS  EMPORIUM ! 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So’e  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNAC  ES 


I 


Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STR’T. 

. H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 


N.  A.  Boynton,  President,  ) i-f/"  Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 

Sole  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 

Roofing! 


234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

— ( GafT  Building. ) 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ...  - ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
. and  STEAM-FITTING, 


DECORATORS. 


In  which  you  see  Banking:.  Manufacturing;.  Importing.  Commission,  Jobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Real-Estate,  Insurance  and  Transport- 
ation Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 


No.  9 Arcade  Court, 


Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave.  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR^ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


rCNGRAVING  pioiOGRABpi;. 


NO  DRAWING  REQUIRED- 


NO  HAND  WORK  necessary- 
CHEAP,  ARTISTIC 


SEND  COPY 


muFCTiMATF  CROSSCUP  & WEST  ENG.CO. 

fUK  to  I INI  A I L)  907  F|LBERT  ST.  PHILA.PA. 


Sewer 

FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY, 

uou:  & ramie:. 

107  ’.a'alle  Street. 

i’aiuo — o9  N.  Elizabeth  St. 

■Sth  at  MAS.  M.  S.  It.  R. 

Pipe 

fcW  Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time. 
Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

O.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICACO. 
Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECOHAT  I NG, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No,  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 

Gor.  Curtis  st.  CHICACO.  ILL, 


I 


. | INDEX  TO  CONTENTS.  ' . 

Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS I. 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS II. 

RENTS— TENEMENT  INSPECTION III. 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES IV. 

TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL V. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE VI. 

THE  RECORD VII.  k VIII. 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS IX. 

TRUST  DEEDS X.  & XI. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  XII.  k XIII. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  XIV. 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XV. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES— TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD XVI. 


ESTABLISHED  1855. 


J.  33.  SXJ31_.I_.rV -A-3ST  <go  BRO., 
266  & 268  N.  Clark  St. 


P A I NTING  CONTRACTORS! 


Dealers  in  all  Grades  of 

-WAIjL.  FAFER! 

Estimates  promptly  given.  Telephone — 3101.  Telephone — 883. 

South  Side  Office  — Room  15-  -159  and  161  La  Salle  Street. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as'also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Oranolithic  Co., 
932  Chicago  Opera  House  Building, 


]ST.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

iKEMOTEMIPWIRE€ICE 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 

OFFICE  AND  YARD:  1 BRANCH  YARD: 

219  E.  Washington  St.  I Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATINC, 

Marble? Wood  Mantels 


Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesaleand  retail. LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans, 

Renting,  Insurance. 


thomas  nelson.  [Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


246  Wabash  Ave., 


CHICAGO. 


9 Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co., Art  Dcalers-  steLEn"™;: and  Photographs 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.'  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


O.  H . P O S T A , 

CARPENTER  and  BUILD  ER, 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

pH/"  Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

<x.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 

ip 

ooiMiiPAdisrsr. 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 
Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

Ores,  Cemei^s,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

erally.  Water.  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 

Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  M\lt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Firs  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  159  l.aSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.)  ir.r. 
Telephone  8S3.  S 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 


ALLES,  JOHN,  Jli.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


ANDERSON.  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 

153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17.  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 

J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUICKSHANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 

JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - ILLINOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 
BR-O^ATUST,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 


CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rea]  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
Qon-re6idents.  Notary  Public. 


OK  -A.  CLiAUSSENIUS. 

No.  2 Sooth  Clabk  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 


COLE,  M.  I.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated,  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


DREYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  99  Dearborn  street. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

Sooth  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Dfflce: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Re  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  Rooms  6 
and  7 — 123  and  125  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  111. 


aOODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


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OODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 


OODRIDGE,  JBDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
\X  Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago. 
Reference  since  1858  : Traders’  Bank. 


aREEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Horde. i Block. 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 


GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 

("'I  UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
X 38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street. 


GI  ROSS,  S.E.  k CO., Dearborn  and  Randolph  streets. 

T Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a spe- 
cialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years 


pTAWKINSON  k BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
ft  and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 

TT AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
11  street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 

HANSEN  & HARTIGAN, 

Keal  Estate.  Loans  and  House  Kenting. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

TTRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
i\_  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor.  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 

TV- RAFT  & GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
TV  and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 

T.  P.  KEEFE, 

IR,  E _A_  I_,  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

WM.  LEAtillE  Jfc  CO.. 

Eeal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

T YMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
1 1 25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 

11 T AGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
111  La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 

MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Eeal  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 

/YSBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 
V/  Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

T)ARROTT,  JAMES  J.— Real-Estate  and  Loans — 
X Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 

PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E„  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
JT  Rooms  96  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND- 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  POETEK, 
REAL  ESTATE  } 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St„  - Chicago. 

T>EED,  F.  J.— 161  La  Salle  st.  Renting  Agency. 
XL  Business  Property  a Specialty.  Chicago. 

T)  EDFIELD  C.  S. — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
XL  ance,  6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 

T>  IEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 
XTL  Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS7 

Room  8,  i 1 2 and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

QCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
O kers,  79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

CiCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
IO  Fifth  ave.,  Staats  ZeitungBldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 

QCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
O Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place,  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 

QTEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
O Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a speoi 

nnHORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
J_  Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor.  Room  7. 
Chicago. 

miDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
X_  Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
1 cago. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

HEAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

20*  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


VIERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans;  buys, 
sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 


Y^ALKER’S  real  estate  rooms, 

110  Monroe  Street. 


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EBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  7,  111  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  Sl  CO. 

IR,  E A.  X_i  ESTATE, 

162  LaSalle  St.,  Room  1?,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  S.  Wheeler. 


J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 


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HEELER  & CO',  Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting. 
Room  1--130  LaSalle  St. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


j^ayton,  r.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 

IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 


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AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse. 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4165. 


Champion  Roofing, 


Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Males, 

J.  Gonzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  156  La  Salle  St. 


WM.  J.  B RAC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

Packing  Boxes 

and  a'l  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avende 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 
BniidingMateriais  Chicago. 

J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 


ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  Jouknal. 

OFFICE:  I2i  FIFTH  AVE,,  SECOND  FLOOR. 

One  square,  1 month,  $4;  3 months,  $11;  6 months,  $20 
1 year,  $36. 

Two  squares,  1 month,  $6;  3 months,  $17;  6 months, 
$32;  1 year,  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 months. 
$45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 months 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 months, 
$160. 

Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  6pace,  not  mov- 
able, and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  the 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 

Terms  of  Subscription, 

Postage  prepaid. 

United  States $4  00 

Canada $4  00 

Great  Britain $5  00 

Germany.  France  Austria  etc $5  00 


DIXON  & PETERSONt 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.)  • 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING!: 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  4 5 NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


THE  PORTLAND  BLOCK 


Ba,rfc>er  Shop 
IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 
HIGH  CHARACTER  OF  THE  SURROUNDINGS 

Reasonable  Frices  and  Extra  Good  Work 
Constitute  our  Capital. 

No.  72  Washington  Street, 

OlrioELgo. 

JULIUS  A.  CILISKE.  - - Proprietor 


THE  LIGHT  RUNNING^! 

4.  .ft. 


EWINGMACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


PERFEC  T S/I  TISFACTm 

Heme  Sewini  Machine  Co.1 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

CD  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo.  _ 
! . Ca.  Dallas,  Tex,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  17. 


CHICAQO,  SATURDAY  APRIL  24,  1886.  Single  Copy,  15c. 


IEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

| (.Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

121  Fifth  Ave.,  Chicago. 

.TERMS  : 


er  Year  (in  advance) 4.00 

ingle  Copies 15 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor, 
ntered  at  Chicago  Postoffiee  as  second-class  matter. 

REED  & HURLBUT, 

MEONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REt\L  ESTATE. 

RAILWAY  BONDS  FOR  SALE 

J08IAH  H.  REED.  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 
L Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago 

[Room  2 165  Washington  St. 

W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE. 

iuilders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences, 
and  Cottages. 

Houses  sold  on  Easy  Payments. 

Room  4—80  Dearborn  St. 

G,  U.  GORDON.  W.  L.  BLOOD. 

0.  [ '.  GORDON  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

79  Dearborn  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71,  ( 

Unity  Building,  ) CJb.ica.gO. 

0.  H.  BROOKS, 

Dealer  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Aore  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
lailway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 

WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
D3STE,  FOUR,  KTHSTE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

lew  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated, From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  MADISON  STREET. 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 

Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents.  _ 

H.  C.  Zuttermeiste-.  C.  H.  Puscheck. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

i 818  S.  EhLSTED  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL 

Property  in  all  parts  o:  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rente 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
retiable  companies. 

nS*-Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 

Wm.  Reed.  N.  A.  Clemons,  o 

WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 

S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 

D.  G.  HAMILTON.  P E.  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

96  WASHINGTON  STREET. 

CHICAQO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  <&  CO., 

BANKERS, 

Loans  * and*  Real  * Estate, 

99  Dearborn  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Thos.  B.  Bryan,  John  D.  Jennings, 

President.  Vice-President. 

Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r. 

The  Mutual  Trust  Society 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other  Bonds; 
the  Execution  of  Trusts;  the  Investment  of  Trust 
Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates,  etc. 
Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully  guarded. 
Taxes  paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  St., 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Jj.  A.  BRAGG  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans{ 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-resideD« 


. ©.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Mekigold.  G.  Bikkhoff,  Jb. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  te  che  interests  of  non-residents 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  S. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

JNO.  B KNIGHT.  JAS.  M.  MARSHALL 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Managa  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

We  give  Sped;1  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non- 
Residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

J.  P WHITE  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

BOOM  4.,  REAPER  BLOCK, 

No.  97  Clark  Street, 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL. 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents , 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

B.  1.  TURNER.  w.  A.  BOND 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Heal  23stat© 

Mortgage  Leans, 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

Loons  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  90 
Commission.  Taxee  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

Removal. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN.  Manager, 

— TO — 

I 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 

JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO. 


Geo.  M.  Bogtje.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  H.B.  Bouue 

BOGUE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Speciu 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-iesidents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAM’L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Clr.ica.go, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell.  Bruce  B.  Barney. 

Edw.  F.  Getohel!  & Go., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Rooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & GO., 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  Sts.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  sale  In  all  parts  of  the  city. 


JOHN  W.  BROOKS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

No.  144  La  Salle  St.,  Room  8. 

Insurance  placed  in  reliable  Companies 
Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 

Property  In  all  part6  of  city  bought  and  sold 
on  Commission.  Interests  of  non-residents  carefully 
looked  after. 


F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish . 

Barnes  & Parish, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS, 

167  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

STORES  AMD  HOUSES  BESTED. 

Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No  438. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  APRIL  24,  1886. 


The  export  trade  of  the  United  States  has 
assumed  great  proportions,  but  as  an  item 
in  national  economy  it  shrinks  to  compara- 
tive insignificance  when  placed  beside  the 
domestic  trade  of  the  country.  In  the  Uni 
ted  States  are  13,000,000  persons  dependent 
upon  their  daily  earnings  for  support,  each 
earning  according  to  the  census  of  1880,  an 
average  of  more  than  $300  yearly.  This  in- 
cludes the  several  classes  of  wage  earnings 
from  daily  laborers  to  those  engaged  in  pro- 
fessions. The  aggregate  earnings  of  all 
these  persons,  when  fully  employed,  is  about 
$4,000,000,000  annually,  or  nearly  five  times 
the  amount  of  the  total  exports  of  the  Un- 
ited States.  The  bulk  of  these  earnings  are 
expended  for  food,  clothing  and  shelter.  This 
is  assuming  that  the  working  population 
are  fully  employed  and  no  unusual  idleness, 
voluntary  or  enforced,  exists.  But  suppos- 
ing that  even  10  per  cent,  of  the  several  clas- 
ses of  earners  are  idle  or  earning  a less 
amount  eguWalent  to  this  reduction  of  the 
number  employed,  the  result  to  trade  is  quite 
certain  to  bear  approximately  a correspon- 
ding lossin  amount.  The  Commissioner  of 
the  Bureau  of  Labor  in  his  report  to  the  Sec- 
retary of  the  Interior  touching  upon  this 
subject  says  : “It  is  undoubtedly  true  that 
out  of  the  total  number  of  establishments, 
such  as  factories,  mines,  etc,  existing  in  the 
country,  about  5 per  cent,  were  absolutely 
idle  during  1885,  and  T%  per  cent,  of  the 
whole  number  of  such  establishments  were 
idle  or  equivalent  to  idle  during  the  past  year. 
Applying  this  percentage,  we  obtain  a total 
of  998,839,  who  under  prosperous  times, could 
be  employed,  and  who  in  1885  were  seeking 
employment.  It  is  probably  true  that  this 
total,  as  repersenting  the  unemployed  at  any 
one  time  in  the  United  States,  is  fairly  rep- 
resentative, even  if  the  laborers  thrown  out 
of  employment  through  cessation  of  rail- 
road building  be  included.  A million  of 
men  out  of  employment  means  a loss  to  the 
consumptive  power  of  the  country  of  at  least 
$1,000,000,  per  day,  or  a crippling  of  the 
trade  of  the  country  of  over  $300,000,000 
per  year.  The  earnings  of  the  people  in- 
volved in  the  classes  named  above  would  not 
be  far  from  $600  each  per  annum,  represent- 
ing total  earnings  of  $7,990,716,000.  The 
wage  ernings  of  the  million  that  should  be 
employed  are  crippled  to  the  extent  of  over 
$300,000,000  per  annum,  a sum  sufficient  to 
cause  a reaction  in  business  and  general  cur- 
tailment of  expenses  from  which  would 
result  apprehension  and  timidity  among  all 
classes.  It  is  curious  to  observe,  however, 
that  while  the  severity  of  the  depression 
causes  a crippling  to  the  extent  of  several 
hundred  millions  of  dollars  per  year  of  the 
consuming  power  of  the  people,  the  volum 
of  business  transactions  is  not  crippled  com- 
paratively to  any  such  extent.” 

The  last  paragraph  of  the  Labor  Com- 
missioner may  be  true  as  applied  to  a brief 
depression,  but  would  not  hold  good  through 
a long  period  of  enforced  idleness.  The  la- 
borers of  the  United  States  are  perhaps  bet- 
tet  prepared  to  sustain  themselves  against 
dull  times  and  limited  employment  than 
those  of  any  other  country  in  the  world,  but 
there  is  a limit  at  which  these  savings  would 
become  exhausted  and  absolute  destitution 
appear.  Labor  is  the  only  source  we  have 
forthe  increment  of  wealth,  and  when  this 
ceases  to  find  employment  the  consumption 
of  accumulative  capital  begins.  For  a time 
trade  may  feel  the  effect  but  slightly,  but 
when  the  accumlated  savings  and  the  credit 
of  consumers  are  both  exausted  trade  will 
necessarily  come  to  a standstill. 

THE  MARKET. 

The  record  of  deeds  both  city  and  suburbau 
is  the  largest  the  boys  have  reported  so  far 
this  year.  Sales  are  too  numerous  to 
mention  among  which  is  the  St.  James 


Hotal.  116  and  118  5th  ave,  50x80  feet  for 
$180,000.  All  the  agencies  are  busy  with 
renting  and  there  is  no  signs  as  yet  of  an 
over  supply  of  houses. 

The  bulk  of  all  the  sales  is  for  residence 
purposes,  and  for  small  amounts,  and  the 
majority  of  loans  made  is  for  building  pur- 
poses. The  indications  are  healthy  and  the 
market  is  active  and  strong. 


LABOR’S  SHARE  OF  PROHUCTIOSJ : 

According  to  the  last  census  the  total 
value  of  the  annual  increase  of  wealth  in 
the  United  States  is  ten  thousand  millions  of 
dollars.  The  statistician,  Edward  Atkinson, 
estimates  that  one  thousand  million  dol- 
lars’ worth  of  the  product  is  used  for  domes- 
tic consumption  without  ever  reaching  a 
market  or  being  put  on  sale.  This  leaves 
nine  thousand  millions  to  pay  all  the  dues 
owing  to  ffibor  and  capital  and  provide  for 
the  support  of  government,  and,  according 
to  Mr.  Atkinson’s  calculation,  the  distribu- 
tion of  this  vast  sum  is  found  to  be: 


To  estimated  profit  of  capital $ 450,000,000 

To  savings  of  capitalists  and  other 

classes 450,000,000 

Gross  amount  of  taxes 700,00«,000 

Remainder  paid  to  labor 7,400,000,000 


Thus  labor  obtains  seventy-four  out  of 
the  ninety  shares  left  after  deducting  the 
amount  used  for  domestic  consumption  on 
the  farm  and  in  the  factory.  The  earnings 
of  capital  are  comparatively  insignificant 
when  brought  into  contrast  with  the  enor- 
mous amount  paid  for  labor,  and  even  the 
vast  sums  collected  to  pay  the  interest  on 
public  debts  and  support  local,  state  and 
national  governments  dwindle  when  com- 
pared with  the  fund  expended  for  wages. 
Mr.  Atkinson’s  figures  are  of  course  only  es- 
timates, but  they  accord  with  the  accepted 
doctrines  of  political  economy  and  un- 
doubtedly come  very  near  the  truth. 

In  order  to  increase  the  large  share  already 
obtained  by  labor  there  must  be  either  a 
greater  amount  of  wealth  produced  or  a re- 
duction of  the  sum  expended  for  taxation: 
It  will  not  do  to  cut  down  the  small  percent- 
age secured  by  capital,  since  that  would  de- 
stroy the  disposition  to  save  and  impair  the 
wage  fund,  which  must  be  relied  upon  to  ex- 
tend industrial  development  and  furnish  em- 
ployment for  the  steadily -increasing  number 
of  laborers.  It  is  estimated  that  every$l,000 
saved  and  lent  to  others  will  furnish  employ- 
ment for  one  more  laborer,  and  hence  it  is 
to  the  interest  of  workmen  to  have  the  op- 
erating fund  of  the  industrial  world  as  large 
as  possible.  In  a business  open  to  competi- 
tion profits  are  not  taken  from  wages.  Bince 
two  establishments  making  the  same  product 
must  pay  an  equal  rate  of  wages,  although 
one  earns  handsome  dividends  and  the 
other  barely  pays  expenses.  Profits  result 
usually  from  superior  management  of  the 
business  and  represent  the  amount  a man 
of  great  business  ability  is  able  to  earn  over 
and  above  the  sum  secured  by  another  who 
employs  the  same  capital  and  labor  force. 
The  man  who  can  plan  wisely,  sell  to  the 
best  advantage,  avoid  bad  debts,  execute 
vigorously,  face  the  keenest  competition, 
and  deal  courageously  and  sagaciously 
with  unexpected  dangers  and  emergencies 
are  the  ones  who  bring  profit  out  of  a busi- 
ness when  persons  of  less  brain-power  are 
unable  to  pay  expenses.  Profits  so  won  are 
not  taken  out  of  wages,  but  when  accu- 
mulated and  invested  in  reproductive  en- 
terprises they  inure  at  once  to  the  benefit  of 
labor. 

Labor  can  increase  its  large  share  by 
greater  energy  in  the  production  of  wealth 
but  it  is  scarcely  conceivable  how  such  are 
suit  can  follow  a decrease  in  the  amount  of 
work  performed.  In  explaining  the  econom- 
ic law  governing  the  creation  and  distribu- 


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243 


tion  of  wealth  Prof.  Walker  says  of  work- 
men: “ Every  improvement  in  their  efficien- 
cy as  laborers,  whether  due  to  quickened 
zeal,  to  hightened  intelligence,  or  to  greater 
industry,  sobriety,  or  thrift,  will  serve  direct- 
ly to  increase  their  wages.”  To  decrease 
waste  and  increase  production  are  the  infall- 
ible means  for  improving  the  condition  of 
labor,  but  a shortening  of  the  hours  of  pro- 
duction and  keeping  steam  power  idle  will 
have  neither  of  these  effects.  There  is  no 
principle  of  economic  science  which  author- 
izes the  belief  that  workmen  will  be  better 
off  when  there  is  less  wealth  to  be  divided- 
A reduction  in  the  annual  production  of 
wealth  will  cause  some  loss  to  capital,  but 
labor  will  suffer  to  a greater  extent,  since  its 
proportion  of  the  yearly  increase  is  so  much 
he  larger. — -Chicago  Tribune. 


ILLINOIS  SIPBEME  COURT. 

Matha  E.  Johnson  v.  W.  D.  Gibson  et 
al.  Filed  at  Springfield,  March  27,  1886. 

1.  Chanoeby — -When  a court  of  equity 
attempts  to  act  directly  upon  property, 
whether  real  or  personal,  by  its  decree,  it  is, 
in  the  absence  of  statutory  regulation,  es- 
sential to  the  power  of  the  court  to  act,  that 
the  property  to  be  affected  be  within  the  ter- 
ritoral  jurisdiction  of  the  court. 

2.  Same — But  when  one  is  the  owner  of 
land  or  other  property  in  a foreign  jurisdic- 
tion, which  in  equity  and  good  conscience 
belongs  to  another,  the  latter  may  sue  him 
in  equity  in  any  jurisdiction  in  which  he  may 
be  found,  and  compel  him  to  convey  the 
property.  In  such  cases  the  decree  operates 
on  the  person  of  the  defendant,  and  does 
not  directly  affect  the  title  of  the  property. 

3.  Obeditob’s  Bill — A creditor  may  main- 
tain a bill  to  set  aside  a fraudulent  convey- 
ance of  his  debtor  in  any  jurisdiction  where 
the  debtor  and  fraudulent  vendee  may  be 
found.  In  such  case  the  court  does  not  act 
upon  the  land  itself,  but  simply  declares  the 
conveyance  void  and  removes  the  same  as  an 
obstruction  to  the  creditor’s  legal  remedy. 

4.  J ubisdiotion  op  cbeditobs  bill. — The 
case  of  Richards  v.  Hyde,  21  111.,  is  not  to  be 
regarded  as  holding  that  a decree  renderd 
in  a creditor’s  bill  filed  to  set  aside  a fraud- 
ulent conveyance  in  a different  county  from 
that  in  which  the  lands  lies,  is  void,  and  if 
it  does,  it  can  not  be  reconciled  with  prior 
and  subsequent  cases. 

5.  Territorial  jurisdiction. — Section  3 of 
the  Chancery  Code,  requiring  suits  affecting 
real  estate  to  be  brought  in  the  county 
where  it  lies,  is  only  declaratory  of  a general 
principle,  which  controls  courts  in  adminis- 
tering equitable  relief.  When  the  relief 
sought  does  not  require  the  court  to  deal 
directly  with  the  estate  itself,  then  the  case 
is  not  within  the  meaning  of  the  statute. 

6.  Publication.  — Sufficiency  of  affidavit 
made  out  of  State. — An  affidavit  of  inability 
to  find  certain  defendants  in  a chancery  suit 
brought  in  this  state,  or  ascertain  their 
place  of  residence  upon  diligent  inquiry, 
will  not  be  held  bad  or  defective  merely  be- 
cause sworn  to  by  a party  in  another  state, 
instead  of  in  this  state. 

7.  Estoppel. — -A  decree  upon  a creditor’s 
bill  setting  aside  certain  conveyances  as 
fraudulent,  and  finding  certain  facts,  is  con- 
clusive upon  the  parties  thereto,  and  they 
will  be  estopped  in  a collateral  proceeding 
from  denying  the  same. 

7.  Fbaudulent  Conveyance.  — While  an 
innocent  purchaser,  without  notice  of  the 
fraud  obtained  property  from  a fraudulent 
grantee,  may  be  protected  and  take  the 
same  purged  of  the  fraud,  yet,if  he  re-con- 
veys  the  same  to  the  fraudulent  grantee,  it 
may  be  reached  in  his  hands,  the  same  as 
though  he  had  never  parted  with  it. 

Sieretus  Gable  vs.  John  Wetherholholt 

Filed  at  Springfield,  Marrh  27,  1886. 

1.  Landlobd  and  Tenant. — While  the  rela- 
tion of  landlord  and  tenant  exists,  the  latter 
in  respect  to  his  obligations  to  the  former 
such  as  the  payment  of  rent  and  the  surren- 
der of  the  premises  at  the  end  of  the  term, 
is  estopped  from  disputing  his  title,  or 
from  setting  up  title  in  himself  or  another. 
But  this  rule  does  not  prohibit  the  tenant 
uring  the  tenancy,  frcm  purchasing  any, 


outstanding  title,  and  from  asserting  the 
same  against  the  landlord,  after  the  expira- 
tion of  the  tenancy,  and  yielding  up  the 
possession.  The  estoppel  to  deny  the  land- 
lord, then  no  longer  remains. 

2.  Tbust. — When  purchaser  held  as  trustee 
for  another.- — -There  are  fiduciary  relations 
where  one  may  not  purchase  and  hold  for 
himself  an  adverse  interest,  but  the  pur- 
chase will  inure  for  the  benefit  of  the  person 
to  whom  he  holds  the  confidential  relations. 
But  a tenant  at  least  ordinarily,  does  not 
occupy  such  a relation  to  his  landlord,  and 
may  purchase  an  adverse  title  and  assert  it 
against  his  former  landlord  after  having 
surrendered  possession  to  him. 

3.  Enjoining  an  action  of  ejectment. — - 
Where  the  title  and  interest  of  a defendant 
in  ejectment  is  purely  legal  and  his  defense 
available  and  cognizable  at  law,  it  is  error 
toenjon  the  prosecution  of  the  action. 


SUBURBAN  NEWS. 

From  a statement  it  appears  that  the 
Pulman  Company  has  paid  for  lighting  and 
maintaining  the  streets  of  Pulman  during 
the  three  years  ending  July  31,  1885  a little 
more  than  $18,000,  and  for  maintaining  its 
fire  department  about  the  same  amount. 
The  company  represent  that  it  has  done  this 
believing  that  when  the  matter  could  be  pro- 
perly presented  to  the  people  of  Hyde  ParK, 
they  would,  through  their  Board  of  Trustees 
reimburse  the  company  for  the  amount  so 
expended,  because  during  this  time  it  had 
been  called  upon  to  pay  taxes  for  like  ser- 
vices in  other  parts  of  the  Village,  and  com- 
mon fairness  would  put  it  on  the  same  foot- 
ing. 

The  Cheltenham  Improvement  Company 
executed  a lease  this  week  for  five  years, 
with  privelege  of  ten,  to  the  World’s  Pas- 
time Exposition  Company  of  the  property 
known  as  Cheltenham  Beach.  R.  E.  Jenkins, 
receiver,  executed  a similar  lease  to  same. 
Improvements  will  begin  at  once. 

South  Evanston. — In  school  district  No. 
2 a four-room  school  house  will  be  erected 
on  the  east  side,  and  one  on  the  south  side. 

The  C.  & N.  W.  R.  R.  are  building  a spur 
track  up  to  the  Ducat  Block  to  block  the 
progress  of  the  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R., 
which,  nevertheless,  will  be  running  to 
Evanston  by  May  15th. 

Pullman.  — Public  improvements  are 
made  by  the  Pullman  Company,  and  a 
special  committee  was  appointed  some 
mouths  ago  to  examine  the  work  done,  for 
the  purpose  of  determining  what  propor- 
tion of  the  expense  of  construction  and 
maintainance  the  village  should  allow  said 
company. 

WALL  PAPER,  PAINTS,  OILS, 
CLASS,  ETC. 

Messrs.  C.  H.  Horton  & Co..  650  W.  Van 
Buren  street,  hold  their  place  among  the  old- 
established  painters,  paper  hangers, 
grainers  and  calsominers  in  Chicago.  They 
carry  a full  and  well  selected  line  of  paints, 
oils,  glass,  brushes,  wall  paper,  etc.  Their 
wall  papers  include  the  latest  designs  and 
shades,  ranging  in  price  from  the  cheapest 
to  the  most  expensive,  and  adapted  to  all 
the  different  apartments  of  a residence. 

The  firm  is  prepared  to  finish  work  on 
short  notice.  Real  estate  men  and  proper- 
ty owners  are  invited  to  investigate  their 
work  and  prices.  Orders  by  mail  promptly 
attended  to. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Fabb,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  Goodbidge  <fc  Co.,  263 

W.  Madisen  st. : 

$10,000.  Halsted  st,  near  Adams,  two-story 
building  and  lots. 

Madison  st.  near  Wood,  two  four- 
story  stone  front  buildings  (stores 
and  flats),  with  house  and  lot;  a 
bargain. 

18,000.  S.  Halsted  st.,  four-story  and  cellar 
brick  building;  rentals,  $2,000  per 
annum. 

5,500.  Morgan  st.  near  Monroe,  three-story 
building  in  flats;  will  rent  readily 
May  1st  for  $65.00  monthly. 

Throop  st.  facing  Park.  A bargain! 
Four-story  stone  front  house,  14 
rooms,  brick  barn  and  lot. 

6,600.  Halsted  st.  near  12th  st.,  large  two- 
story  building  and  lot. 

5,500.  Loomis  st.  near  Jackson,  stone  front 
house  and  lot. 

6,000.  Loomis  st.,  stone  front  house  and 
corner  lot. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bebnhabd  F.  Webeb,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wm.  Gabnett  & Co.,  18 
Dearborn  st. 

Corner  Van  Buben  and  Clinton  sts., about 
150  feet  square,  or  will  lease  for  long  term. 

Calumet  av.  and  RAy  st.,  two  corners,  300 
feet  frontage.  Builders  call. 

Michigan  av.,  stone  front  finely  located. 
$35,000;  lot  30x175. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

Business  property  on  Kinzie-street,  east  of 
Wells.  Now  rented  for  $2,200.  Price, 
$19,000. 

46  acres  on  Lake  Shore,  north  of  city. 

20  “ on  Stony  Island-ave.,  near  railroads 

and  shops;  splendid  site  for  manuf’ct’rng. 

10  acres  on  State-st.,  south. 

25  feet  on  Webster-ave..  near  Lincoln  Park. 

50  “ “ Barry-ave.,  near  the  Lake. 

50  “ “ Vernon-ave.,  $90  a foot. 

50  “ “ Indiana-ave.,  bet.  45th  and  46th. 

3-story  and  basement  stone-front  house, 
Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park;  $7,000. 

2 new  brick  flats,  north  side;  $5,000. 

Handsome  residence  on  Barry-ave.,  near 
Lake  Shore;  $9,500. 

7 fine  residences,  west  of  Lincoln  Park; 
about  $40,000. 


FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  Nobth 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 


FOR  SALE- 

156, 652  acres  of  choice  lands  in  Bailey 
Co.,  Texas,  Owner  will  put  the  land 
against  the  value  of  it  in  cash,  and  stock 
it  with  cattle  and  own  it  jointly,  or  take 
the  worth  of  the  land  in  stock  of  a cattle 
company.  It  is  fine  agricultural  land  and 
is  worth  $2.50  per  acre. 

David  Boos,  care  of  this  Journal. 


FOR  SALE — By  F.  A.  Henshaw,  161  La  Salle 
st.,  Room  4: 

$35,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  corner,  improved, 
desirable  investment. 

33.000.  W.  Lake  st..  3-storj-  stores  and  flats; 

paying  well. 

10.000.  W.  Madison  st.,  3-story  stone  front 

store  and  flats. 

7,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  store  and  flats. 

115.  Van  Buren  st.,  near  Lincoln,  24x100 
feet. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Congress,  desirable 
corner. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Van  Buren,  50  feet. 
Ogden  ave.  near  Taylor,  24  feet. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 

160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 

3-story  brick;  improvements. 

11.000.  W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  35)^x124,  good 

corner. 

8,000.  Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  26x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  Drick  cottage. 

1,200.  Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 
125,  vacant. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x126, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 

FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbebt,  Room  6,  97 

Clark-st.: 

Woodlawn  Pabk. — One  fine  new  10- room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2%  blocks  from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  l(’0x2C0,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  lots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,600.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty- third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dbeyeb  & Co.,  88 
Washington-st.: 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth— A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clabk  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Bueen-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chioago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $326 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chioago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st, — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chioago-ave. — 2-storv  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clabk-st. — Stone-front  store  . . $16,000 
Nobth  Clabk-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Miohigan-ave.  and  Thibty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Habmon-coubt — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

Nobth  Clabk-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stery  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 

$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments   $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-atory  scone-front,  near  Ohio-st . . . $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  iront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 marine  ironts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave, 

FOR  SALE  — Baegains  in  all  Classes  of 
Business  Pbopebty  oub  Specialty. 

We  offer  our  services  to  assist  purchasers 
in  finding  the  property  they  want.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  examin- 
ing all  that  is  for  sale,  or  to  ascertain  what 
is  offered  for  sale.  Some  of  the  best  prop- 
erty is  not  advertised  or  even  placed  on  the 
market.  From  these  causes  buyers  often 
miss  the  best  bargains. 

J.  P.  White.  Room  4,  Reaper  Block, 

N.  E.  cor  Clark  and  Washington  sts. 


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THE 


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ENCLEWOOD. 

One  of  Chicago’s  Most  Noted  and  Prosperous 
Suburbs. 

Chicago  is  fast  approaching  and  even  surpassing  the 
large  eastern  cities,  though  older  by  many  decades,  in  the 
number  and  growth  of  her  suburbs.  While  all  the  suburban 
towns  adjoining  Chicago  have  been  prosperous,  the  mar- 
velous growth  of  Englewood  and  its  neighbor,  Normal 
Park,  which  may  be  appropriately  styled  “New  Englewood” 
— for  it  is  the  direct  out-growth  of  Englewood  proper, — 
are  worthy  of  special  mention. 

Englewood  lies  due  south  from  Chicago,  whose  southern 
boundary  line  (39th  street)  lies  only  two  miles  north  of  the 
north  boundary  line  of  Englewood  (55th  street).  There  is 
embraced  within  the  village  limits  all  that  territory  lying 
between  55th  and  71st  streets  and  Halstead  street  and  South 
Park  avenue.  It  is  west  from  the  chilly  dampness  of  the 
Lake  Shore  about  2J4  miles.  In  altitude  it  is  26  feet  above 
the  lake  level;  12  feet  higher  than  Chicago,  and  14  feet 
higher  than  Hyde  Park  proper. 


Residence  of  John  B.  Lauyon,  cor.  Ross  Ave.  and  66th  St. 

The  location  of  Englewood  when  considered  as  a subur- 
ban residence  town  is  extremenely  advantageous.  It  is  con- 
nected with  Chicago  by  several  lines  of  railway,  besides 
three  street  car  lines,  and  it  is  safe  to  say  no  city  in  the 
world  of  its  size  enjoys  such  conveniences  for  transporta- 
tion. Its  growth  has  been  steady  and  prosperous,  and  what 
was  known  seventeen  years  ago  as  “Junction  Grove’,  is  now 
Englewood  with  12,000  inhabitants.  The  class  of  citizens 
who  make  up  the  population  of  Englewood  are  of  the  most 
eminent  respectability  and  society  is  as  refined  as  may  be 
found  in  the  fine  residence  portion  of  the  city.  Nearly 
every  religious  denomination  is  represented  by  an  organized 
society,  and  many  fine  churches  have  been  and  more  will  be 
erected.  The  sacred  quietness  of  the  Sabbath  is  observed 
to  a marked  degree,  and  law  and  order  prevail  to  such  an 
extent  that  at  no  time  is  liquor  sold  within  the  corporate 
limits  of  Englewood,  except  In  open  violation  of  the  law, 
and  when  a breach  of  the  ordinance  is  observed  it  is  quickly 
sought  out  and  suppressed. 


defiled  by  the  smoke  of  factories,  being  a residence  town 
in  the  strictest  sense  of  the  term. 

The  values  of  Englewood  property  range  from  $35  a foot 
to  $60  or  $70  according  to  location  and  improvement,  and 
are  constantly  on  the  increase.  Large  amounts  have 
already  been  made  by  investors,  and  according  to  the 
present  outlook  good  paying  investments  are  still  to  be 
made  in  this  property. 


Residence  of  Cnpt.  A.  Phillips,  S.  W.  cor.  Yale  and  65th  Sts. 

Englewood  is  pre-eminently  the  first  in  the  excellence  of 
her  educational  institutions,  as  compared  with  other  outly- 
ing suburbs. 

The  drives  about  this  suburb  are  known  to  nearly  every 
Chicagoan.  The  beautiful  avenues  of  the  South  Side, 
Wabash,  Michigan,  Indiana,  Prairie,  Calumet,  and  South 
Park,  extend  through  Englewood.  Since  the  improvement 
of  Wentworth  avenue  there  is  a continuous  boulevard  drive 
from  Englewood  north  to  Garfield  boulevard,  thence  east 
through  the  great  South  and  East  Parks,  and  from  thence 
to  the  city  by  either  the  Grand  or  Drexel  boulevard.  The 
streets  are  lighted  with  gas,  and  the  gas  company  is  rapid- 
ly extending  its  mains  so  as  to  cover  the  entire  village. 
Several  other  gas  companies  have  applied  for  permission 
to  operate  in  the  town,  and  several  electric  light  companies 
have  been  already  admitted.  The  air  in  Englewood  is  un- 


NOBMAL  PARK. 

Normal  Park  directly  adjoins  Englewood  to  the  south.  It 
may  be  said  to  be  the  suburb  of  the  town  of  Englewood,  for 
it  contains  in  a large  measure  the  choicest  residences  and 
residence  property  of  this  attractive  plan.  Several  new 
sub  divisions  have  been  opened  up  here  and  sold  during  the 
past  few  months  and  others  are  now  being  placed  upon  the 
market. 

Normal  Park  contains  the  Cook  County  Normal  School 
with  its  six  hundred  attendants  from  which  it  receives  its 
name.  A new  Baptist  church  has  been  recently  organized, 
which  will  soon  erect  a suitable  building  for  its  services. 


Residence  of  P.  W.  George,  N.  E.  cor.  School  and  Chestnut  Sts. 

C.  S.  Redfleld  is  one  of  the  oldest  real  estate  men  now  in 
business  in  Englewood,  the  period  of  hiB  residence  dating 
back  to  1873.  Buyers  will  find  some  of  the  choicest  of  the 
real  estate  in  Englewood,  both  improved  and  unimproved 
for  sale  by  Mr.  Redfleld.  Special  inducements  are  offered 
by  him  to  parties  desirious  of  building.  Office  6134  Went- 
worth avenue. 

R.  L.  Benton,  with  office  at  329  Sixty-third  street,  makes  a 
specialty  of  the  care  of  property  in  Englewood,  Normal 
Park  and  Auburn,  including  the  collection  of  rents,  paying 
taxes,  etc. 

E.  H.  McClun  is  a reliable  authority  for  Englewood  real 
estate,  both  improved  and  unimproved,  a large  amount  of 
which  he  has  listed  on  his  books  for  sale.  Office  6138  Went- 
worth avenue. 

Among  the  Chicago  real  estate  agents  who  are  interested 
largely  in  Englewood  is  J.  Appleton  Wilson,  who  has  ne- 
gotiated during  the  past  ten  years  many  of  the  important 
sales  in  its  realty.  Mr.  Wilson  has  removed  this  spring  to 
room  2 in  the  old  Board  of  Trade  building.  111  LaSalle 
street,  where  he  has  a spacious  and  nicely  fitted  up  office  for 
the  transaction  of  his  growing  business. 

J.  A.  Blaine,  formerly  of  Redfleld  & Blaine,  is  carrying 
on  a successful  real  estate  business  in  Englewood  realty, 
with  office  centrally  located  in  the  Englewoood  Bank  build- 
ing, 6248  Wentworth  avenue.  From  a fourteen  years’  resi- 
dence in  this  suburb  he  has  acquired  a thorough  knowledge 
of  its  property,  of  which  buyers  may  well  avail  themselves. 
Arrangements  may  be  made  with  him  for  building,  on 
advantageous  terms. 

For  many  years  John  A.  Bartlett  has  made  this  suburb 
his  residence,  and  during  this  time  has  given  special  atten- 
tion to  its  real  estate  interests.  He  has  seen  Englewood 
grow  from  a few  hundreds  in  population  to  as  many  thous- 
and. It  enjoys  the  advantages  of  the  city  without  many  of 
its  disadvantages.  In  consulting  with  Mr*  Bartlett  reliable 
information  may  be  obtained  in  regard  to  salable  Engle- 
wood real  estate.  Office  room  21,  152  LaSalle  street. 

Among  the  most  recent  and  at  the  same  time  the  most 
enterprising  of  Englewood’s  real  estate  firms  is  that  of  J.  P. 
Mallette  & Co.,  with  office  in  Central  Block.  They  carry 
on  a real  estate  business  in  all  its  branches,  giving  special 
attention  to  the  buying  and  improving  of  unimproved 
property,  During  the  past  few  months  they  have  sold  a 
large  number  of  houses,  built  by  themselves,  at  prices  rang- 
ing from  $3,500  to  $5,000.  They  sell  their  houses  on  terms 
to  suit  purchaser.  A careful  inspection  of  their  plans,  and 
residences  and  terms  will  convince  any  purchaser  that 
money  can  be  saved  by  dealing  with  them, 


Kesler  Bros,  have  been  operating  largely  as  buyers  and 
builders  in  Englewood,  their  plan  of  operation  being  the 
purchasing  of  valuable  tracts  and  subdividing  and  improv- 
ing them  with  fine  residences.  These  houses,  which  are 
noted  for  their  completeness  and  artistic  design,  are  sold 
by  them  on  terms  to  suit  purchasers.  They  have  built 
and  sold  many  of  the  fine  residences  which  give  beauty 
and  attractiveness  of  this  suburb.  Office  146  LaSalle 
street. 


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Among  the  most  enterprising  of  Normal  Park  real  estate 
dealers  is  J.  Robson  Weddell,  who  has  already  sold  several 
subdivisions,  and  is  now  selling  from  five  to  ten  lots  a day 
in  the  subdivisions  which  he  has  at  present  on  the  market. 
With  offices  both  at  Normal  Park  and  at  room  5,  84  Ran- 
dolph street,  be  is  able  to  meet  buyers  both  in  the  city  and 
on  the  property. 

W.  H.  Rice,  who  has  been  engaged  in  the  real  estate  busi- 
ness of  Chicago  and  its  suburbs  since  1856,  is  now  buying 
and  selling  Normal  Park  real  estate,  and  is  carrying  on  his 
lists  a large  amount  of  both  improved  and  unimproved 
property.  He  is  a reliable  authority  for  values  of  this 
property.  His  office  is  located  at  Normal  Park  Station,  on 
the  Rock  Island  road. 


Residence  of  the  late  P.  W.  Gillett,  Wabash  Ave.  bet.  62d  and  63d  Sts. 


PARK  MANOR. 

This  is  a new  town  just  opened  up  adjoining  the  best 
residence  property  of  Chicago,  and  flanked  on  either  side  by 
two  of  the  best  suburbs,  viz.:  Englewood  on  the  west  and 
Woodlawn  on  the  east.  Streets  are  already  thrown  up, 
graded  and  in  many  cases  macadamized.  Water  pipes  are 
in  every  street,  and  sidewalks  laid.  It  is  located  between 
67th  and  71st  streets,  South  Park  and  St.  Lawrence  avenues. 

Among  the  owners  of  this  property  is  Wm.  League,  who 
is  prepared  to  sell  and  build  for  parties  on  advantageous 
terms.  The  improvements  which  have  already  been  made 
together  with  those  contemplatsd  make  the  property  a pay- 
ing investment,  either  for  speculation  or  present  use.  The 
office  of  Wm.  League  is  in  the  Royal  Insurance  Company’s 
Building,  room  217. 

JL.OANS 

During  the  past  fifteen  years  no  city  has  had  more  sub- 
urbs spring  up  around  it  than  Chicago,  the  character  of 
whose  buildings  rank  high.  The  growth  and  prosperity  of 
these  suburbs  have  been  due  in  a large  measure  to  liberal 
loans  upon  the  part  of  capitalists  who  foresaw  their  coming  j 
greatness. 


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Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


C.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 

DEADERS  IN 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 

Main  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard.  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 

FACTORY:  761  to  773  S.  Canal  St.  ) f-'ittti'-i  A C*  Ci 

Take  Canalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St.  ) 


Prominent  among  our  loan  firms  who  are  handling  large 
amounts  of  money  is  the  firm  of  Rutz,  Needles  & Netling 
with  office  at  room  35,  Portland  Block,  S.  E.  cor.  Dearborn 
and  Washington  streets.  The  firm  is  prepared  to  make 
loans  on  improved  town  and  city  property  in  sums  of  $5,000 
and  upwards  at  5 and  6$.  The  members  of  the  firm  are 
men  of  practical  experience  in  the  loan  business,  and  are 
prepared  to  give  valuable  information  in  regard  to  the 
money  market.  Correspondence  solicited. 

ABSTRACTS. 

Otto  Peltzer  & Co.  have  been  conducting  a regular 
abstract  office  at  No.  85  Washington  street,  for  seven  years. 
His  order  books  show  16,000  orders,  many  of  which  came 
directly  from  real  estate  dealers  and  attorneys.  They  make 
special  search  for  real  estate  standing  in  the  name  of 
judgment  debtors  and  others,  for  attorneys  who  have  claims 
or  judgments,  so  that  claimants  may  realize  their  amounts 
by  letter.  Correspondence  solicited. 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  9483 


I^^YiMIOIIXro'S  PATENT 

Compressed  Lead  SashWeiqhts 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M Boice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


MICHIGAN. 

Hastings. — H.  L.  Newton  will  build  a three-story  frame 
and  brick  hotel,  A.  H.  Fowler  is  the  contractor. 

Hart. — The  contract  for  putting  in  the  water  works  has 
not  been  let.  Bids  received. 

Jaokson. — H.  B.  Flagler  architect,  holds  the  plans  for  the 
new  county  poor  house.  It  will  be  built  of  brick  and  will  be 
fire-proof. 


Space.  IVo  Friction.— Yo  Yoise. 


MAHOGANY. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany: 


Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st 14@16c  per  ft. 

Small  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ “ 1st 11c  “ 

St.  Jago  “ 1 “ “ “ ‘‘  1st 18c  “ 

St.  Domingo  1 “ “ “ “ 1st 20c  “ 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ “■  1st 13c@17c  “ 

Large  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ “ 2d 11c 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ “ 2d 10c@llj^c. 


Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  tine 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farwell’s  “ 

0.  H.  Case’s 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offie  of  Cincinnati 


Send  for  Circular. 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

ILLINOIS. 

Odin. — A new  frame  Methodist  church  will  soon  be  com- 
menced: H J Charleton  & Jos  Full  of  Odin  will  let  the  con- 
tracts. 

Homer  — A two-story  residence  for  C.  J.  Tinkham,  cost- 
ing $3,500,  J F McCoy  of  Danville  architect,  bids  received. 

Dixon.— N.  F Swartwout  will  build  a two-story  frame  res- 
idence costing  $3,000,  F.  C Brookner  carpenter. 

INDIANA. 

Indianapolis. — Wm.  H Brown  will  build  a $6,000  resi 
dence.  It  will  be  two  stories  high  and  built  of  frame, 
pressed  brick  and  glass. 

Ainsworth. — The  Catholics  will  soon  erect  an  elegant 
church. 

Seymour. — A new  roller  flouring  mill  is  just  commenced. 
It  will  cost  $20,000  and  will  be  four  stories  high. 

IOWA. 

Kinsley. — A $3,000  Catholic  church  will  be  built  soon,  W 
J.  Halpin  pastor  of  Early,  Iowa. 

Des  Moines — H.  H.  Sickles  & Co.,  will  build  a business 
block,  Foster  <fc  Libby  architects,  Chas.  Wertz  contractor.  It 
will  be  four  stories  high  and  cost  about  $20,000. 

Dubuque. — John  Walker  will  erect  a $4,000  residence  on 
Sixth  and  Bluff  sts.  F.  D.  Hyde  architect  and  Jas  Howie, 
contractor. 

MISSOURI. 

St.  Louis. — John  Pauly  will  build  a $12,000  residence  at 
2215  De  Kalb  st.  F.  Meyer  212  S.  Third  st,  is  the  architect- 
Uhri  & Son  1718  S.  Seventh  st  are  the  contractors. 

Clinton. — Water  Works  will  be  erected  here.  Bids  will  be 
received. 

La  Grange. — A new  Baptist  church  will  be  built  here. 
Bids  received,  Address  B’ld’g  Committee,  La  Grange 
Baptist  church. 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 


mason’s  supplies. 

Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  1$  square  foot 18  @ — 

10-inch  thick,  ^ square  foot 201#  — 

12-inch  thick  ^ square  foot 22@  — 

Rublestone,  lb  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard.  7 50 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 55 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches. ...  00  24 

“ “ “ 4 “ ....  00  28 

“ Building  stone,  per  cube 00  50@00  60 

Maxwell  & Co.: 

“ ‘‘  3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars  00  22 

“ “ 4-inch  “ “ 00  26 

“ “ Building  Stone 00  50@C0  56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls  95 

Common  brick,  18  M 9 00@10  00 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 16  00a22  0(1 

Anderson’s 22  00@29  00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  18  M 65  00@300  00 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 42  00@45  00 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 50  00 

Racine  Pressed  Brick 20  00 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 30  00@33  00 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick @25  00 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 22  00@30  00 

St.  Louis  Pressed @27  0C 

Trenton @38  00 

Fire  Brick  $ M 25  00@50  Of 

Michigan  Stucco 1 75  @ 2 00 

New  York  Stucco 1 75 

Cement, lUtica,  and  Buffalo,  ^ bbl 1 00@  1 21 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee  1#  bbl.  1 00@  1 25 

Portland  Impt  Cement 3 00@  3 26 

White  Sand  ^ bbl 1 00@  1 25 

Fire  Clay  $!  bbl 2 00@  3 50 

Plastering  Hair  $ bush 25  @35 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 12J4 

Roofing,  ^ square  gravel  3 00@  5 50 

Asphalt  Roofing 7 50@  9 00 

Marble  Dust  18  bbl @ 9 00 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SI  to  59  West  Lake  St. 

C H I CAC  O. 

A.  A.  CUDELL.  A.  A.  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

FINE  CABINET  WORK. 

Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

22  & 24  South  Jefferson  St.  5 CHICAGO. 

City  Office: — Rooms  21  and  22,  326  & 228  LaSalle  St. 

J.  W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  and  Treas. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 1S1  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

TT-  IMI.  CLARKE 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted. 


REPORT  OF 


3STEW  BXTII-iIOIISr OS  .A-HSUD  BXJII_.3DHsTC3-S  TO  BE3 

For  the  week  ending  April  24,  1886. 


ERECTED, 


OWNER. 

ADDRESS. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

LOCATION. 

COST 

ARCHITECT.  BUILDER. 

Vopicka  & Kubin  . . 

30x100 

Max  Newhouse  — 

3 

25x72 

Miss  Carrie  White  . 

2 

25x47 

Isaac  Pieser  

2 

25x76 

L Huck  Malting  Co. 

38x145 

30000 

F P Owing  and  H ) 

• 3 

130x105 

Mr  Fleming 

Mr  McBride 

30x60 

John  Pauly 

4 

22x52 

Harry  Rubens 

2 

M S Brady 

2 

22x60 

F E Brookman 

2 

28x46 

M Naughton 

3 

40x63 

J Zittel,  27  N Clark  st 

.JnoKarasek 

4 

24x28 

J Zittel,  27  N Clark  st 

T S McClelland  .... 

3 

Residence 

25x60 

9000 

August  Week 

3 

6500 

O Sands 

2 

Mrs  C Pope 

2 

H W Martin 

3 

50x70 

12000 

J Dunn  

3 

50x80 

14000 

Gustave  Hutt.inger. 

2 

28x48 

5000 

Rev  Netstraetter  .. 

2 

Dwelling 

45x50 

Wilmette,  111. 

5000 

Mr  Miller 

2 

Residence 

Hyde  Park,  111 

6000 

Calkins  & Sherman,  Englewood 

DESCRIPTION. 


Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Rock-faced  stone  and  granite  columns. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Frame,  corrugated  iron  and  stone. 

Brick,  terra  cotta  and  iron. 

Pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

Trenton  pr’sd  br’k.  br’n  st’n,  terra  cotta. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Joliet  limestone  and  brick. 

Stone,  brick  and  frame. 

Indiana  pressed  brick  and  limestone. 
Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 
Pressed  brick  and  brownstone. 

Trenton  pressed  brick. 

Blue  Bedford  rock-faced  stone. 

Rrick,  terra  cotta  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 
Racine  pr’sd  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Frawe- 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 

J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  Street,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street-Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Members  Chicago  Real  Estate 
Board.  Notary  Public. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Edward  Rutz,  Ex-Trea6urer  State  of  Illinois. 


H.  M.  Needles. 


W.  F.  Netling.  ! 


RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLING, 

CITY  5 AND  6 PER  CENT.  LOANS  NEGOTIATED  IN  SUMS  OF  $5,000  AND 
OVER.  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

Rooms  36  & 37  Portland  Block,  S.  E,  Cor.  Washington  and 

Dearborn  Streets. 


C.  J.  Hambleton,  President. 


J.  J.  Danforth,  Superintendent. 


d.  v.  conlev.  CookCo. Abstract€  o. 

Real  Estate  and  Loans. 


House  Renting  and  Collections. 

Office:  188-130  So.  LaSalle  St. 
Room  I I CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

pa-Monev  Loaned, 

l@P“Taxes  Paid, 

^^“Investments  Made, 

t5F“  Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 

A.  Nl.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  42  Portland  Block,  107  Dearborn  St. 


Edwin  Alden  & Be 

For  cost  of  advertising  in  any  paper  or 
list  of  papers  published  in  the  United 
States  or  Canada,  send  to  the  Advertis- 
ing Agency  of  eewin  alden  <e  bro., 

Cincinnati, //New  York. 

Cor,  5 th,  tC  Vine  Sts.,  1U0  Nassau  Street, 

***  Our  “Newspaper  Combinations,”  a book  of 
'-4  pages,  containing  prices  of  advertising,  full 
instructions,  etc.,  sent  on  receipt  of  ioc.  Our  “Am. 
Newspaper  Catalogue,”  containing  names  of 
every  newspaper  published  in  the  U.  S.  and  Can- 
ada, sent  on  receipt  of  price,  $i. 50.  Estimates  free. 


WEST  SIDE— ELEGANT  STONE  FRONT 
HOUSE  FOR  RENT  CHEAP. 

Three  6tories  and  attic,  good  width,  deep, 
comfortable,  with  furnace;  water  on  three 
floors.  House  contains  about  12  rooms,  and 
all  conveniences.  For  $40  per  month  to  a 
good  tenant.  Apply  to 

R.  W.  Hyman  Jb.  & Co., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9.  I 


Best  Work! 


Lowest  Prices ! 


Shortest  Time ! 


TH  E RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page) 

HIIII/UIUG  PERMITS. 

Arch  st.  No  2950,  W Severin,  addition  20x16 
ft,  $1,500. 

Ashland  ay  n,  Nos  427  and  429,  J Dopp,  4- 
story  store  and  dwelling,  50x75  ft,  $17,000. 

Bunker  st,  No  152,  Charles  Chapek,  3-siory 
dwelling,  21x6r  ft,  $4,700. 

Blue  Island  ave  at  No  642,  Joseph  Krolovec, 
three  story  store  and  flats;  25x75  $6,000. 

Clark  st,  No  636,  H Brockhaus  two-story 
dwelling  25x70  ft,  $6,000. 

Chicago  avw.  Nos  83  to  87  Albert  Raw,  ad- 
dition 58x40  ft,  $4,000. 

Congress  st,  at  No  525;  J C O’Brien,  two- 
story  dwelling,  24x55;  $6,000. 

Cornelia  st  at  No  50,  F Voels  two-story  flat. 
21x50;  $3,800. 

Chicago  av.  No  755,  W Hamil,  addition,  19x 
16  ft,  $200. 

Dashiel  st,  No  2846,  James  Farr,  1-story  ad- 
dition, 20x26  ft,  $300. 

Division  st  e at  Nos  360  to  364,  N J Sandberg 
three  four  story  stores  and  flats  75x96, 
$18,000. 

Douglas  ave  at  No  996,  James  Tracey,  one- 
story  cottage  22x40  $1,200. 

Dickson  st,  at  No  643,  JoeNoerda,  two-story 
flats  20x56;  $3,700. 

Emma  st,  No  85,  Theodore  Laurance,  base- 
ment 20x24  ft.  $200. 

Evergreen  st,  No  119,  John  Ott,  2-story 
dwelling  25x50  ft,  $6,600. 

Erie  st  w,  at  No  470,  L Kopek,  four-story 
store  and  flats;  26x71  $7,500. 

Eighteenth  and  Seward  sts,  P Schoenhofen 
Co,  three-story  office  building  66x100 
$30,000 

Emerald  av,  at  No  3822,  Mrs.  B.  O.  Cord, 
one-story  cottage,  20x50;  $1,600. 

Flournoy  street,  at  No  1,  J S Holmes 
office  21x28;  $1,000. 

Fifth  av,  No  309,  J J Fourney,  basement  20x 
24  ft,  $200. 

Fleetwood  st  at  No  64;, A MarkowsKy,  one- 
story  cottage  20x50,  $1,200. 

Forest  av,  No  3737,  Mrs  Lucy  R Purgess,  1- 
story  cottage,  22x48  ft,  $1,500. 

Grand  boulevard,  No  3616,  John  McCormick 
2-story  dwelling  and  barn  22x45  ft  $7,000. 

Hastings  st,  at  No  63;  B Rabs,  three-story 
store  and  flats,  24x84;  $4,500. 

Halsted  st  n,  at  no  194,  S Aurbach,  one-story 
store,  14x20,  $200. 

Holt  st,  at  No  278;  John  Allford,  one-story 
cottage  22x60  $1,500. 

Indiana  stNo  647  M Finegan.  three  story 
store  and  flats  24x94,  $10,000. 

Idaho  st  at  No  273  M Foley  basement  21x 
46,  $1,000 

Jackson  and  Kedzieave,  West  Division  Rail- 
way Company,  two-story  stable,  269x152, 
and  one  story  car  barn,  362x114,  $100,000. 

Jackson  st  w,  No  625,  Dr  O J Price,  2-story 
flats  23x60  ft,  $6,000. 

Jay  st.  No  43,  Fritz  Miller,  l-story  .ottage, 
26x20  ft,  $700. 


Lexington  st,  No  1232,  E T Smith.  1 -story 
cottage  20x40  ft,  $1,000. 

Lowe  av,  No  3634,  H Hoppenaat,  2 story 
dwelling  20x34  ft,  $1,800. 

Liberty  st,  No  111,  L Holzman,  2-story  flats 
20x40  ft,  $2,000. 

Loomis  st,  No  132,  D S Place,  addition,  21x 
24  ft,  $3,000. 

Lake  Shore  drive  at  Nos  57  and  58,  Mrs.  M. 
B.  Lawrence,  three-story  dwelling  46x60; 
$20,000. 

Larrabee  st  No  399,  A Moldenhauer;  three- 
story  store  and  flats  24x70,  $7,000. 

Lincoln  av,  at  No  209,  Henry  Ganler,  three 
story  flats;  21x70,  $8,000 
Monroe  st,  No  800,  S L Wood,  2-story  dwell- 
ing 20x56  ft,  $3,500- 

Maxwell  st,  No  207,  Joseph  Faschenborn,  3- 
story  dwelling,  21x62  ft,  $4,000. 

Mohawk  st,  at  No  269,  C F Baier,  two-story 
barn  22x25,  $800. 

Noble  st  at  No  769;  Joe  Stalmach,  one-story 
dwelling  22x35,  $800. 

North  av  e,  No  262  Henry  Schmidt,  3-story 
store  and  flats  24x56  ft,  $7,000. 

Poplar  st,  No  2938,  August  Kasper,  1-story 
cottage,  20x16  ft,  $3,000. 

Racine  ave  A L Kiene,  three-story  store  and 
flats,  23x80,  $6,000. 

State  st,  No  2548,  H Finck,  1-story  store  20x 
50  ft,  $800. 

South  Park  av  at  No  3659.  G Morse,  two- 
story  barn  26x25,  $1,400. 

Shober  st,  at  No,  598;  J Jenson,  one-story 
cottage;  20x40,  $1,200. 

Taylor  st,  w at  No  203,  Joseph  Movesch, 
three  story  store  and  dwelling,  23x68 
$6,500. 

Thirteenth  st.  at  No  396  (rear)  James  No- 
lan, one-story  cottage,  23x34;  $1,100. 
Thirty-seventh  st,  at  Nos  323  to  333,  John 
O’Malley  seven  two-story  dwellings,  124x 
40,  $24,000. 

Thirteenth  st  w,  No  22,  Louis  Tiernan,  2- 
story  dwelling  22x60  ft,  $4,000. 
Twenty-second  st.  No  403,  M Schmidt,  2- 
story  office  27x45  ft,  $2,500. 

Washington  st,  Nos  63  to  69,  L Z Lieber  and 
C Waller,  additional  story  80x160  ft,  $6,000. 
Western  av  n at  No  51,  Mrs  Mary  Carrol  ad- 
dition 20x13,  $300 

Wesson  st  no  124,  S A Dominick,  basement, 
20x26,  $600. 

WARRANTY  DEF.DS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Albany  av,  191  ft  s of  Jackson  st,  w f 25x 
126  ft,  improved,  dated  April  10,  AAm  H 

Thompson  to  Erstine  Ellers $1,900 

Adams  st  w,  n e cor  Winchester,  s f,  30x 
125  ft,  improved,  dated  April  1,  Wm  H 

Jones  to  Eliza  Button $15,000 

Arch  st  n of  Lyman,  e f,  244x100  ft,  dated 
Mch  31,  Emil  Hafhegger  to  AV  and  O 

Severin $1,000 

Astor  st,  80  ft  n of  Bank,  e f,  80  6-10x130 
ft.  drted  Feb  16,  R A AValler  to  Potter 
Palmer $16,000] 


Ambrose  st,  e of  blvd,  f,  55x124,  April 

19,  J McNeill  to  C J McMullan $325 

Ambrose  st,  266  ft  w of  California  av,  s f, 
25x124  ft,  dated  April  16,  M E Barnett 

to  J Souka $250 

Ashland  av,  100  ft  s of  Nineteenth  st,  e f, 
24%xll0%  ft,  im,  Apl  10,  Joseph  Gold- 

Berger  to  Ludwig  Zavadil 9,000 

Adams  st  West  175%  ft  e of  Rockwell  s f, 
25x125  ft,  Apl  17,  J.  C.  McMullin  to  P. 

J.  Weldon 2,100 

Archer  av  48x125  ft  in  Town  of  Brighton 
Apl  21,  S M Baker  to  Mary  McKenna 

$1,500 

Austin  av  the  premises  No  114,  Mch  16, 
Roberts  & Jones  to  H L Bredtschneider 

$2,450 

Blue  Island  av,  182  ft  s w of  Loomis  st,  w 
f,  25x100  ft,  improved,  dated  April  15, 
Martin  Janicek  to  Albert  Kozisek.  $10,050 
Bushnell  st,  250  ft  w of  Hanover,  n f,  20x 
125  ft,  dated  April  17,  Anne  Riley  to 

John  Connors $1,600 

Burling  st  220  ft  n of  Centre,  wf  22x124  ft 
Apl  19,  Lawrence  Nelson  to  F.  Kaderli 

900 

Congress  st  w,  249  ft  w of  Loomis,  n f,  26x 
153  ft,  dated  April  8,  Matthew  Laflin  to 

Isaac  G Loeber $3,125 

Centre  st  47%  ft  w of  Sheffield  av,  n f,  48x 
100  ft,  dated  Sept  17,  1885,  J F and  F 

Sherwin  to  Emma  Etner $2,000 

California  av,  50  ft  n of  Ambrose  st,  e f, 
25x125  ftj  dated  April  3,  M E Barnett  to 

F Schulte $350 

Cottage  Grove  av,  99%  ft  n of  26th  st,  e f, 
54x160  ft  dated  April  1,  F AV  Guiteau  to 

Elgin  K Perkins $7,500 

Calumet  av,  26%  ft  n of  20th  st,  w f 66% 
ft  to  railroad,  dated  Mch  27,  L A Car- 
penter to  Wm  D Preston $10,500 

Calumet  av,  n of  29th  st,  w f,  19x177  ft, 
dated  Mch  18,  F G Hervey  to  Phoebe  J 

Neill $2,090 

Calumet  av,  n of  29th  st,  w f,  19x177  ft, 
dated  March  18,  H G Hervey  to  Andrew 

Burnham $2,090 

Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts,  w 
f,  21x107  ft,  dated  Mch  31,  Geo  D Halton 

to  Oscar  Cobb $2,200 

Colorado  av,  46%  ft  w of  Albany,  n f,  24x 
125  ft,  improved,  dated  April  15,  Law- 
rence & Pease  to  H A H Snider ....  $1,850 
Cottage  Grove  av,  bet  32d  and  33d  sts,  w f, 
41%xl40  ft,  imp,  Apr  7,  Jesse  S Hildrup 

to  R A Forrester $12,000 

Cornelia  st,  171  ft  e of  Ashland  av,  n f,  25 
xl28  ft,  improved,  dated  April  15,  C H 

Herzberg  to  E and  M Koch $1,200 

Congress  st  w,  bet  Leavitt  st  and  Hoyne 
av,  s f,  25x135  ft,  improved,  dated  April 

14,  Edwin  B Pease  to  H B Mitchell. $2,600 
Congress  st  w,  104%ft  e of  Hermitage 

av,  s f,  21%xl05  ft,  improved,  dated  Apr 

15,  M E and  O Sands  to  Sarah  I Dash- 

iell $7,500 

Chicago  av  West,  150  ft  e of  Ashland  n f, 
25x123  ft,  Apl  17,  AVilliam  Rabe  to  B. 

Boddeker 2,400 

Congress  st  w 63%  ft  e of  Hermitage  av  s 
f,  21x105  ft  imp,  Apl  15,  M.  E.  and  O. 
Sands  to  William  R.  Patterson  ....  6,500 

California  av  309  ft  s of  Division  st  e f 24x 
125  ft,  Apl  12,  est  of  Jas.  Carter  to  Peter 

Fahy $550 

Congress  st  42  ft  e of  Hermitage  av  s f 21 
xl05  ft,  Apl  15,  M.  E.  & O.  Sands  to 

Matthew  AVatkins $6,500 

Clybourn  av  100  ft  n w of  Herndon  st  n e f 
25x135  ft  imp,  Apl  19,  J.  H.  Aff  to  Emma 

S.  A Drant $1,700 

Concord  st  150  ft  w of  Clybourn  av  n f 24 
xl25  ft  impd  Apl  21  D and  H Gork  to 

Lissette  Neuhausen $2,300 

Calumet  av  bet  Twenty-sixth  and  Twenty- 
ninth  sts  e f 24x181  ft  Apl  20,  J A and  E 

O Seymour  to  K A Stensen $10,500 

Carroll  av  50  ft  e of  Sangamon  st  n f 50x 
100  ft  Oct  17  1885  Martha  Allen  to  AVil- 
liam P Rend $5,000 

Centre  st  180  ft  w of  Lincoln  av  s f 30x80 
ft  Apl  19,  C C Hansel  to  Otto  Wienhoe- 

ber $3,300 

Clybourn  av  the  premises  No  30  Apl  17,  J 
F Clarke  to  J ames  F Clarke $1,500 


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Congress  st  w 224  ft  e of  Laflin  n f 25x153 
ft  Mch  22,  M A and  W S Tucker  to  M E 

Sands $3,125 

Congress  st  w 75  ft  e of  Laflin  n f 25x125 
ft  Apl  15,  William  Oliver  to  M E Sands 

$3,12 

Carroll  av  75  ft  e of  Parker  place,  n f 50x 
150  ft  Apl  9,  J.  W.  Kerr  to  Eliza  McCar- 
thy   $500 

Cottage  Grove  av,  168  ft  n of  Douglas  e f 
1814x75  ft  impd  Apl  20,  L H Carpenter 

to  Wallace  Heckman $3,500 

Congress  st  w 8414  ft  6 °f  Hermitage  av  s 
f 21x105  ft,  imp  Apl  15,  M E and  O 

Sands  to  VVilliam  Oliver $6,500 

Dearborn  av  the  premises  No  413,  apr  1 G 

H Bullock  to  Daniel  Stern $14,500 

Desplaines  st,  nr  Mather,  w f,  50x106  ft, 
dated  April  10,  L B Doud  to  Thos  Hen- 

nessy $4,750 

Division  st  w,  272*4  ft  e of  Robey,  n f,  48 
xll9  ft,  dated  Jan  25,  W E Hatterman  to 

Martin  Peterson $2,000 

Division  st  w,  14414ft  e of  Robey,  n f,  24x 
119  ft,  dated  Jan  25,  W E Hatterman  to 

E Peterson $1,000 

Dayton  st,  58  ft  s of  Weed,  w f,  improved, 
dated  July  3,  1883,  Karl  Krueger  to  Wm 

Hoelscher $1,400 

Division  st  w,  120  ft,  dated  April  8,  Adam 

Ochs  to  Herman  Kupsch $1,200 

Division  st  w,  48  ft  e of  Dania,  s f,  24x125 
ft,  dated  April  16,  Jacobson  & Tallman 

to  Andrew  Olsen $800 

Douglas  av  100  ft  w of  Lake  n f 20ft  imp 
Apl  2,  T R and  L W Yaggy  to  D Ostran- 
der   ., . $8,000 

Eighteenth  st  w 170  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  n f 
24x124  ft  apr  3,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  Jos 

Laur $500 

Eighteenth  st  w 194  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  n f 
24x124  ft  apr  3,  Joel  Evans  to  V SebeliK 

$500 

Evergreen  av  125  ft  e of  Robey  sts  f 50x 
170  ft  impd  Apl  19,  Samuel  Otley  to  F 

E Schoenewald $8,000 

Edgar  st,  165  ft  s of  Clybourn  pi,  w f,  24x 
125  ft,  dated  April  15,  P.  Gollins  to  T. 

McMahon $375 

Ellis  av  near  38th  st,  w f,  70x170  ft,  dated 
March  25,  est  of  R R and  W H Sharp  to 

Wm  B de  las  Casas $11,000 

Eighteenth  st  w,  192  ft  w of  Wood,  s f,  24 
xl25  ft,  dated  Jan  25,  est  of  W L New- 
berry to  J and  F Prcchazka $600 

Emerald  av,  n e cor  of  36th  st,  w f,  47x123 
ft,  improved,  dated  April  14,  S and  W 

Schulz  to  Emil  Brantigam $3,750 

Elk  Grove  st,  s of  North  av,  n e f,  24x118 
ft,  dated  March  31,  Nicholas  Metz  to 

August  Ristan $1,600 

Eighteenth  st  w,  246ft  e of  Ashland  av,  s f, 
25x124  ft,  dated  April  19,  V Mrazek  to  F 

and  F Po3pichal $1,425 

Evergreen  av  166  ft  w of  Millwaukee  av  n 
w f,  3134X150  ft,  imp,  Apl  19,  Jacob 

Deyer  to  Jacob  Schmitt 6,500 

Eighteenth  st  w 261  ft  w of  Throop  n f 24x 

124  ft  impd  Apl  20,  John  Koech  to  Marie 

Zajicek $3,000 

Eighteenth  st  w 261  ft  w of  Throop  n f 24 
xl24  ft  impd  Apl  20,  John  Koech  to 

Marie  Zajicek $3,000 

Forest  av  2134  ft  8 °f  Thirty-third  st  w f 
20x125  ft  imp  Mch  22,  George  A Fuller 

to  Julia  B Chapin $8,500 

Flournoy  st,  225  ft  w of  Rockwell,  s f 50x 

125  ft,  dated  April  14,  J W Pope  to  Eliza 

Milness $813 

Forest  av  bet  32d  and  33d  sts,  w f,  16%x 
125  ft,  improved,  dated  April  17,  S E 
and  A H Bates  to  Michael  E Hickey . $6,000 
Fremont  st,  the  premises  No  215,  dated 
April  16,  A B Carpenter  to  William  F 

, Olin $3,125 

Forquer  st,  388  ft  w of  Halsted,  s f,  25x 
10334  ft,  improved,  dated  April  13,  Ig- 

naz  Marons  to  Rosa  Novak $4,000 

Fulton  st  100  ft  w of  Sheldon  s f,  37  2-10x 
124  6-10  ft  Apl  15,  Lester  L.  Bond  to 
William  A.  Amberg 8,000 


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TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


Fifth  av  the  premises  No  2712  Apl21,  M J 

and  A Barrett  to  A Boss $2,425 

Fifteenth  st  w,  n w cor  of  Talman  av  s f 
2834x66  ft  Apl  19,  T M Crowley  to  Eli- 
zabeth Richardson $3,000 

Girard  st,  288  ft  n of  North  av,  e f,  24x121 
ft,  dated  April  16,  Henry  Hope  to  Fred 

Dreyer $500 

Hoyne  av  n w cor  of  Bryson  e f 32x126  ft 
Oct  2l  1885,  J P Garvey  to  Jane  Kear 

ney $1050 

Harrison  st  w,  175  ft  e of  Francisco,  s f 25 
xl54ft,  dated  March  31,  James  U.  Bor- 
den to  Patrick  Donahue $700 

Harrison  st  w,  adjoining  above,  25x  154  ft 
dated  March  31,  same  to  Patrick 

Grace $700 

Hirsch  st,  54  ft  w of  Rockwell,  n f 25x124 
ft,  dated  April  17,  C Scharff  to  C L Nei- 

choff $750 

Halsted  st  s,  150  ft  s of  21st  st,  e f,  25x110 
ft,  dated  April  14,  E and  W J Gramer  to 

Markus  Ader $3,000 

Hinman  st,  s w cor  Robey,  n f,  50x126  ft, 
dated  April  17,  Edward  GottketoG  Oes- 

terreich $1,650 

Hoyne  av  n,  12434  ft  8 of  Fowler  st,  e f, 
9634x156  ft,  improved,  dated  March  18, 
Henry  Horman  to  Herman  Kirch- 

hoff $7,500 

Holt  st,  92  ft  n of  Blackhawk,  w f,  25x125 
ft,  improved,  dated  April  16,  E M Olson 

to  Mike  Schenfridi $3,000 

Hickory  av  s w cor  of  Division  st  e f,  100 
ft  to  alley  Feb  11,  Chicago  Land  Co.  to 

Thomas  Dougall 4.000 

Harrison  st  w 132  ft  e of  Oakley  av  n f 33 
xl24  ft  Mch  9,  S.  H.  Gammon  to  Charles 

H.  Taylor $2,000 

Hull  st  275  ft  n of  Eugenie,  e f 25x72  ft 
impd  Apl  19,  P A Holmes  to  J T Kauf- 
man   $1,100 

Henry  st,  168  ft  e of  Paulina,  s f,  24x124 
ft,  dated  April  14,  J B Hunefeldt  to  L F 

Klein $3,000 

Hermitage  av,  101  ft  n of  York  st,  w f,  25x 
125  ft,  dated  Oct  28,  1885,  John  Turn- 

bull  to  A M Challacombe $1,800 

Hastings  st,  No  158,  dated  Mch  16,  Arthur 

Christin  to  J and  H Casey $1,900 

Hoyne  av  134  ft  n of  Division  st  w f 24x 
138  ft  Apl  17,  Adam  Ochs  to  H A 

Michaels $750 

Indiana  st  w 120  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  s f 23 
2-10x92  ft,  Mch  19,  William  Crowley  to 

Margaret  Keegan $3,000 

Indiana  av,  72  ft  n of  Thirty-first  st,  e f,  24 
xll9  ft,  dated  April  1,  A E and  G F 

Batchelder  to  Wm  G Rainey $8,000 

Indiana  st  w,  216  ft  e of  Oakley  av,  s f,  24 
100  ft,  dated  March  30,  H H Hunnewell 

to  P McGurn $1,100 

Indiana  av,  89  ft  n of  30th,  w f,  20x110  ft, 
dated  March  1,  1878,  B W and  E A Clark 

to  J B Storey $5,000 

Indiana  av,  125  ft  s of  Twenty-fourth  st,  w 
f,  25x180  ft,  dated  April  14,  David  Wal- 

lach  to  James  H Lomax $11,150 

Indiana  av.  s e cor  of  Twenty-ninth  st  w f 
125x125  ft,  Apl  19,  M.  W.  and  M.  Shaue- 

meyer  to  H.  N.  Higinbotham $20,625 

Jones  st,  24  ft  n of  Mill,  w f,  24x120  ft, 
dated  April  14,  Thos  F Wilson  to  P O 

Skaaden $600 

Jackson  st  w,  197  ft  e of  Oakley  av,  s f, 
2234x150  ft.  dated  March  11,  W J Hunt 

to  Henry  D Baker $2,025 

Jackson  st  w,  51  ft  e of  Hamilton  av,  s f, 
2534x51  ft,  improved,  dated  April  15,  M 
E and  O Sands  to  Eliza  J Pococke . $4,500 
Jackson  st  w,  n e cor  of  Hamilton  av,  s f, 
26x51  ft,  improved,  dated  April  15,  M E 


and  O Sands  to  Chas  H Dennis $4,750 

Jackson  st  w 75  ft  w of  Leavitt,  s f,  25x 
120  ft,  dated  April  19,  Martin  Garies  to 

Walther  & Wanner $2,000 

Judd  st,  113  ft  w of  Canal,  s f,  28x110  ft, 
improved,  dated  April  15,  C McCaffrey 

to  J and  A Limon $5,000 

Jackson  st  West,  77  ft  e of  Hamilton  av,  s 
f,  2534x51  ft,  imd,  Apl  15,  M.  E.  and  0 

Sands  to  Elmer  A.  Rich 4,500 

Jackson  st  West,  bet  Loomis  and  Laflin  s 
f,  20x188  ft,  im  Apl  16,  M.  E.  and  O. 

Sands  to  Clara  E . Taylor 10,000 

Jay  st  300  ft  s of  Garfield  av  e f,  25x124  ft 
Apl  17,  James  Morgan  to  Mary  Boilz 

$875 

Johnson  place  n of  Thirty-eighth  st  e f, 

18 34x60  ft,  Mch  31,  A.  E.&  R.  M.  Merrill 

to  Nellie  Salisbury $3,500 

Jay  st  107  ft  s of  Belden  av  e f 25x124  ft, 
Apl  16,  J and  M Larson  to  J P Atlgeld 


Johnson  st  239  ft  s of  Taylor  e f,  25x100  ft 
impd  Apl  20,  Charles  Mulvey  to  Joseph 

Kilburg $5,650 

Lake  st  w,  353  7-10  ft  w of  Sheldon,  n f, 
triangle  of  90x76x117  ft,  dated  March 
29,  L Tuckerman  to  Charles  D F 

Smith $3,000 

Lake  Park  av,  bet  32d  and  33d  sts.  e f,  34 
ft  to  alley,  dated  April  15,  U P Smith  to 

J F Wallach $5,100 

Lunn  ct,  266  ft  w of  Western  av,  n f,  25  ft 
to  alley,  dated  April  16,  H W Lunn  to  J 

Quardt $500 

Lexington  st  bet  Kedzie  av  and  Sacra- 
mento st,  15  acres  with  1,484x125  ft  in 
adjoining  blk,  dated  Jan  21,  Thomas  P 

Phillips  to  James  J Barry $50,000 

Laurel  st  99  ft  n of  Springer  e f 25x10734 

ft  apr  21  Leon  ZareK  to  J Kunka $500 

Lake  st  w near  Rockwell  n f 25  ft  to  alley 
Mch  5 George  D Pease  to  Angle  Paige 

$3,400 

Lexington  st  bet  Kedzie  av  and  Sacra- 
mento st,  15  acres  with  1,484x125  ft  in 
adjoining  blk,  dated  April  8,  James  J 
Barry  to  Patrick  W Snowhook ....  $50,000 
Lake  av  s e cor  Pier  st,  w f,  26x184  ft.  im- 
proved, dated  Mch  18,  E and  P C Wil- 
liams to  Wm  J Jefferson $12,500 

Leavitt  st,  125  ft  s of  Ohio,  e f,  25x106  ft, 
dated  March  23,  H H Hunnewell  to  A M 

E O’Callaghan $750 

Lincoln  av,  354  ft  s e of  Orchard  st,  n e f, 

50  ft  to  alley,  dated  April  10,  August 

Nolting  to  Niels  Hanson $5,000 

Loomis  st,  the  premises  No  42,  dated  April 
19,  J and  L O’Neill  to  F E Lacey . . $11,000 
LaSalle  av,  135  ft  s of  Eugenie  st,  e f,  20x 
115  ft,  improved,  dated  April  19,  L G 

Hallberg  to  Augustus  Arend $14,000 

Lincoln  st,  32  ft  s of  Iowa,  w f,  25x125  ft, 
dated  Mch  27,  John  Heidrich  to  Augusta 

Bin $900 

Lock  st,  137  ft  n of  Thirty-first,  e f,  24x 
110  ft,  improved,  dated  April  10,  H and 

C Christen  to  Herman  Deinert $1,500 

LaSalle  av,  the  premises  No  669,  Apl  19, 

F.  J.  Whitney  to  J.  William  Eschenburg, 

8,500 

Laurel  st  n w cor  of  Springer  e f,  124*4 x 
11734  ft,  Apl  13,  The  Catholic  Bishop  to 

Leon  Zarek $2,500 

Lexington  st  s e cor  of  Rockwell  n f 4934 
xl25  ft  Jan  22  H P Platt  to  Garden  City 

Sand  Co, $1,000 

Lincoln  st  near  Ellen  s e f , 25x125  ft,  impd 
Apl  19, 0 L Fesstad  to  Paul  Larsen 

$2,300 

Lincoln  av  n w cor  Garfield,  triangle  of  96 
xl27  ft,  dated  March  31,  P andJ  F 


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Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


Bramwell  to  Asa  O Aldis $10,000 

Morgan  st  n w cor  Rebecca,  e f,  85x176  ft, 
with  33x215  ft  near  above,  dated  March 
1,  est  of  Alex  Brand  to  J P Neal ....  $9,687 
May  st  n w cor  McMullen  ct,  e f,  25x100 
ft,  dated  April  16,  H A Gerhardt  to  F 

and  M Bartunek $1,250 

McGregor  st,  250  ft  e of  Portland  av,  s f, 
25x125  ft,  improved,  dated  April  16  Chas 

C Young  to  G F and  N Turner $2,000 

Market  st,  50  ft  n of  Van  Buren,  w f,  50x 
164J4  ft,  dated  April  10,  Conrad  Furst  to 

Albert  A Campbell $40,500 

Market  st,  50  ft  n of  Van  Buren,  w f,  50x 
16434  ft.dated  April  10,  Albert  A Camp- 
bell to  Tobias  G Richardson $50,000 

Milton  av  s of  Oak  st  w f 20x90  ft  imp. 
apr  14,  John  Riffel  to  C G Anderson 

$2,900 

Marvin  st,  s w cor  Washtenaw,  av,  n f,  23x 

124  ft,  dated  Mch  23,  W and  K Stastny 

to  W Beranek $600 

Margaret  st,  49  ft  s of  Henry,  w f,  24x103 
ft,  improved,  dated  March  15,  Frank 

Zegermacher  to  Luke  Meehan $2,500 

Marshfield  av,  228  ft  s of  Taylor  st,  w f,  24 
xlOO  ft,  improved,  dated  Jan  12,  Jacob 

Schaefer  to  Catherine  Denis $3,200 

Morgan  st  s,  the  premises  No  138.  dated 
April  19,  P and  C Haas  to  F E Har- 
den   $3,012 

Milton  av,  210  ft  n of  Chicago,  w f,  22x90 
ft,  improved,  dated  April  14,  Andrew 

Sundgren  to  Chas  Benson $3,150 

Monroe  st  w 144  ft  w of  Aberdeen,  s f,  24x 
120  ft,  Apl  20,  H.  Lee  Borden  to  L.  Van 

Dyke $4,100 

Michigan  av  60  ft  s of  Twenty-sixth  ef  55x 
176  ft  Apl  8.  estate  of  Richard  Garnett 

to  E F Webster $23,750 

Mohawk  st  336  ft  s of  Wisconsin  w f 48x 
119  ft  impd  Apl  20,  Peter  Beucher  to  C 

F Baier $3,200 

North  av,  48  ft  w of  Girard  st,  s f,  24x80 
ft,  dated  April  14,  Jane  Law  et  al  to  G 

H Andrews $850 

North  av,  s e cor  of  Elk  Grove  st,  n f,  49x 

125  ft,  dated  April  15,  Richard  Nash  to 

Wm  Wendorf $2,550 

North  av  134  ft  e of  Orchard  st  n f,  44x90 
ft  imp  Apl  19,  John  Gehring  to  Mathilde 

Gehring $5,000 

Ogden  av  152%  ft  wof  Western  s f 50x125 
ft  Apl  21,  Jacob  Goeter  to  Lena  Mehl- 

bach $3,900 

Oak  st,  the  premises  No  122,  dated  April 
16,  Abrahamson  & Johnson  to  P A John- 
son   $3,333 

Osgood  st  100  ft  n of  Garfield  av  e f 25x 
123  ft  Mch  31  W H Grubey  to  B McLean 

$826 

Oakley  st  24  ft  n of  Frankfort  e f 48x100 
ft  apr  5,  W H Powell  to  Ernst  Valentine 

$850 

Oakley  av,  112  ft  n of  Indiana  st,  e f,  24x 
128  ft,  dated  April  15,  E S Richardson 

to  A W Cole $1,750 

Oakley  av.  189  ft  n of  Division  st,  w f, 
24234x124  ft,  dated  Mch  16,  J A Gris- 
wold to  G N Hull $5,000 

Orchard  st,  s w cor  of  Webster  av.  e f,  24x  j 
90  ft,  Apl  3,  John  B.  Franklin  to  Fred 

Mahnke; $ 3,300 

Paulina  st,  s e cor  Monroe,  40x100  ft  dated 
March  27,  E H and  W D Babbitt  to  E S 

and  W S Warren $5,050 

Portland  av,  156  ft  s of  Douglas,  w f 25x 
125  ft,  dated  April  8,  S.  M.  and  J.  A. 

Slack  to  Isabella  Hartsook $3,200 

Park  pi  s e cor  Michigan  av,  n f 50x125  ft 
dated  March  27,  Benj  F Norris  to  E W 

Shirk $38,000 

Polk  st  w.  97J4  ft  e of  Rockwell,  s f,  24x 
125  ft,  dated~Mch  11,  Charter  Oak  Life 

Ins  Co  to  W J Rycraft $500 

Part  of  the  s 34  tt  5 b 11  Rockwell’s  add, 
dated  March  10,  McVeigh  & Hill  to  Bar- 
bara Titus $1,650 

Peck  ct,  19534  ft  w of  Wabash  av,  s f,  20x 
46  ft,  dated  April  15,  J M Stickney  to  F 

Livingston $10,000 

Park  av  the  premises  no  397,  Apl  9,  Thos. 
Ashman  to  J.  J.  Gaskell $2,500 


Paulina  st  75  ft  s of  Taylor  w f 25x125  ft 
Apl  1,  Richard  Cullen  to  John  Hall..  .$900 
Prairie  av  173  ft  n of  Thirty-seventh  e f 
32x124  ft  Mch  16,  Daniel  Zick  to  D S Mo- 

Bean  $3,136 

Polk  st  w n e cor  of  Rockwell  s f 73%xl25 
ft  Mch  13,  H A Stearns  to  Garden  City 

Sand  Co $2,000 

Prairie  av  46%  ft  s of  Thirty -seventh  w f 
25x124  ft  impd,  Apl  17,  Michael  Duffy  to 

J J Duffy $8,500 

Peoria  st  100  ft  s of  Carroll  av  e f 65x125 
ft  Jan  30,  John  Ebbertetal  to  Phillip  D 

Armour $6,500 

ReBecca  stn  w cor  of  Laflin  s f 24x124  ft 
Apl  16,  C H Rieger  to  Chicago  <fc  Great 

Western  Railroad  Co $5,000 

Rebecca  st,  n w cor  Centre  av,  s f,  47x124 
ft,  dated  April  16,  C and  H Saubert  to 
Chicago  & Great  Western  R R Co.  .$2,000 
Robey  st,  246  ft  s of  Augusta,  w f,  25x125 
ft,  improved,  dated  March  31,  Henry 

Vanderohe  to  Ernst  Schultz $1,100 

Rhodes  av,  the  premises  No  3239,  dated 
April  15,  Wm  D Cooper  to  Agnes  F 

Metcalf $8,250 

Robey  st,  211  ft  s of  Division,  w f,  26x125 
ft,  dated  April  15,  W E Hatterman  to  J 

H F Siefert $800 

Shurtleff  av  54  ft  s of  Twenty-eighth  st  w 
f 26x125  ft  impd  Apl  19  John  Dubach  to 

CA  Loeber $3,300 

Shober  st  145  ft  s of  Bryson  e f 48%xl24 
ft  Apl  16,  E R Eschbach  to  W D Kerfoot 

$1,000 

Shober  st  194  ft  s of  Bryson  e f 48%xl24  ft 
Apl  17,  E R Eschbach  to  Geo  Birkoff  Jr 

$1,000 

Shober  st  bet  Bryson  and  Division  e f 24% 
xl24  ft  Apl  16,  ER  Eschbach  to  W A 

Merigold $510 

Sheffield's  addition  part  Lot  32  in  blk  21, 
Apl  1,  est  of  E S Stickney  to  Charles 

Hoeppe $1,000 

South  Park  boulevard  195  ft  n of  Thirty- 
second  e f 25x125  ft  Apl  12,  F W and  R 

T Pettergill  to  M Weill $4,900 

Sangamon  st  91  ft  n of  Kinzie  e f 25x84 
8-10  ft  Apl  20,  Wm  Lawson  to  J O and  E 

Robertson $2,400 

Springfield  st  216  ft  n of  Kenzie  e f 24x 
125  ft,  Jan  15,  Isaac  Claflin  to  H C 

Apker $950 

Superior  st  w,  149  ft  e of  Lincoln  s f,  26x 
128  ft  Apl  1,  A.  W.  Wolff  to  John  Gibbert 

1,800 

Seymour  av,  144  ft  n of  Fulton  st,  w f,  24x 
125  ft,  Apl  7;  W.  G.  Gaskil  et  al.  to 

Thomas  Ashman 19,000 

Sheffield  av  388  ft  sof  Clay  st  w f,  24x125 
ft,  Mch  1,  estate  of  W.  B.  Ogden  to  E. 

Wischhoer, 950 

Seventeenth  st  w,  120  ft  w of  Wood,  s f,  24 
xl25  ft,  dated  Jan  20,  est  of  WL  New- 
berry to  F Tyk $575 

8tate  st,  s e cor  Peck  ct,  w f,  40x69  ft,  dat- 
ed April  9,  W D Walker  to  H B Pea- 
body   $40,000 

Superior  st,  w,  102%  ft  w of  Paulian,  s f, 
25x120  ft,  dated  Mch  25,  A and  J Elsey 

to  Jos  Davidson $1,000 

Sixteenth  st  w,  s e cor  String,  n f,  23%x 
100  ft,  dated  Mch  3,  Jason  H Sherman 

to  Margaret  Johan $1,600 

Sangamon  st,  the  premises  No  234,  dated 
Mch  24,  William  C McMillan  to  Sarah 

Byrne $5,825 

Sheffield  av,  380  ft  s of  Centre  av,  e f,  24x 
100  ft,  dated  March  30,  M F and  W H 

Elliott  to  W H Hoelscher $850 

Sheffield  av,  near  above,  24x100  ft,  dated 
Mch  30,  M F and  W H Elliott  to  A E 

Boegel $850 

Sheffield  av,  near  above,  24x100  ft,  dated 
March  30,  M F and  W H Elliott  to  F E 

Spanhoff $850 

South  Park  boulevard,  140  ft  n of  32d  st,  e 
f,  25x125  ft,  dated  April  15,  Edwin  C 

Day  to  C A Whyland $3,000 

Superior  st  w,  179  ft  e of  Rockwell,  n f 24 
xl22  ft,  dated  April  15,  F and  E Dreyer 

to  C and  B Cosin $270 

Springer  av,  120  ft  e of  Musprat,  s f,  24x 
124  ft,  dated  Oct  12,  1885,  The  Catholic 

Bishop  to  Jacob  Brewczynski $476 

Springer  av,  144  ft  e of  Musprat,  s f.  24x 
124  ft,  dated  Oct  21,  1885,  Catholic  Bish- 
op to  V Rhoda $475 

Thirty -second  st  72  ft  e of  Musprat  n f 24 
xl24  ft  Oct  12  1885,  Catholic  Bishop  to 

F Kobiela $500 

Thirteenth  st  w 150  ft  e of  Centre  av  s f 
25x124  ft,  Apl  5,  L.  S.  Matthews  to  L.  A. 

W.  Tiemann $1,500 

Twenty  fourth  st  200  ft  w of  Portland  av 
n f,  25x125  ft.  Mch  29.  Albert  Crane  to 
A.  and  A.  Freeman 1,125 


HOlIlf  I.ARKI1IS, 

Wholesale  ard  Retail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER., 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St..  T T T h 

Opposile  Palmer,  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  Ln'IUntjyU,  lJL<hp. 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 
BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Twenty-ninth  st,  bet  Prairie  and  Calumet 
avs,  s f 127%xlOO  ft,  Apl  24  1885,  T.  W. 

Loomis  to  Charles  H.  Blair 27,500 

Twenty-eighth  st  175  ft  e of  Butler  s f 25x 

124  ft  Mch  18,  Jacob  Schill  to  John 

Schlumbrecht $2,126 

Twentieth  st  w 168  ft  w of  Blue  Island  av 
n f 25x124  ft  imp  apr  21  S M Horek  to 

A and  K Kernel $1300 

Twelfth  st  w 216  ft  e of  Lincoln  n f 48  ft 
to  alley  apr  17  F and  W Lechler  to  Kon- 
rad Gaenzle $2,100 

Throop  st,  375  ft  s of  Sixteenth,  w f,  25x 

125  ft,  dated  April  15,  Frank  Slavit  to  J 

and  M Trojanek $1,350 

Twenty-fourth  st,  125  ft  e of  Portland  av, 
s f,  25x125  ft,  dated  April  10,  H E Buell 

to  P A Rapp $1,775 

Thirty-sixth  st,  s w cor  of  Eureka,  n f,  124 
xl47  ft,  dated  April  17,  Dennis  O’Con- 
nell to  Michael  McDermott $2,500 

Thirty-third  st,  the  premises  No  81,  dated 
April  13,  Geo  R Cannon  to  Ellen  Har- 

pell  $5,000 

Talman  av,  150  ft  s of  North,  e f,  25x126 
ft,  dated  March  15,  A W Nelson  to  John 

Widman $176 

Thirty-seventh  st,  78  ft  w of  Stanton  av,  s 
f,  36x110  ft,  dated  April  12,  Elizabeth 

Whitney  to  J G Earle . . $5,000 

Thirty-eighth  st,  197  ft  w of  Stewart  av,  n 
f,  25x125  ft,  dated  Dec  11,  1885,  C W 

Nicholes  to  Thos  Birch $590 

Taylor  st  w,  264  ft  w of  Leavitt,  s f,  24x 
100  ft.  dated  April  16,  Elizabeth  Treston 

to  W H Hutchinson $2,000 

Throop  st,  99  ft  s of  Adams,  w f,  21x48  ft 
dated  April  6,  Master  in  Chancery  to  J 

L Dorsett $3,150 

Twenty-second  st,  175|ft  w of  California 
av.n  f,  25x124  ft,  dated  April  3,  M E Bar- 
nett to  F Schulte $450 

Thirty-eighth  ct,  nw  cor  of  Tucker  st,  sf,  49 
xl47  ft,  dated  April  16, Wm  Flanagan  to 

Ellen  Flanagan $3,000 

Union  st,  100  ft  s of  O’Brien,  e f,  25x90  ft, 
improved,  dated  April  13,  Mary  Dona- 
hue to  Joseph  Nemec $4,600 

Vedder  st,  near  Larrabee,  s f,  21  9-10x98 
ft,  dated  April  15,  Charles  Schwandt  to 

J C F Schwandt $900 

Vernon  av,  164  ft  n of  Thirty-fourth  st,  e 
f.  50x164%  ft,  dated  Auril  2,  J G and  J 

Meyers  to  F E Shattuck $6,000 

Vine  st  498  ft  n of  North  av  e f 46x58  ft 
apr  22  J B Stansbury  to  Emil  HSchnitz 

$1,900 

Van  Buren  st  w 152  ft  e of  Cicero  n f 25x 
156  ft  apr  22  William  H West  to  William 

Utling $1,000 

Wood  st  n 99  ft  s of  Armitage  av  e f 132x 
123%  ft  apr  12  G Pottgieser  to  Adolph 

Wilke $3000 

Wood  st  n 99  ft  s of  Armitage  av  e f 132x 
123%  ft  apr  12  Adolph  Wilke  to  William 

Wernecke $3,000 

Wilcox  st  near  California  av  n f 26x125  ft 

Mch  20,  C T Nash  to  E C Earle $800 

Wabash  av  48  ft  w of  Elk  Grove  n f 72%x 
80  ft  Apl  14,  Law  & Mehring  to  Eliza 

Milnes $800 

Webster  av  208  ft  e of  Orchard  s f 50x125 
Apl  21,  M and  M Kramer  to  Gustav 

Hausser $1,600 

Western  av  168  ft  n of  Fulton  st  e f 24x125 
ft,  Apl  16,  H B Boyd  to  Helen  A Peeohin 

’ $1,500 

Wood  st  s w cor  Van  Horn  e f 41%xll2  ft 
impd  Apl  20,  Anton  Rezek  to  Frank 

Halas $2,360 

Wabash  av  62  9-10  ft  s of  Twelfth  st  25x 
170  ft  imp  Apl  20.  Andrew  H.  Parsons  to 

J.  T.  Vickery $14,000 

Western  av  n w cor  of  Augusta  st  e f,  24% 
xl25  ft,  Apl  20,  William  John  to  W.  J. 

Moore 2,200 

Wabansia  av  72%  ft  w of  Dudley  st,  n f 24 
x80  ft  im  Apl  19,  Jacob  Schmitt  to  Jacob 

Degen 1.500 

Warren  av,  72  ft  w of  California,  s f,  48x 
122%  ft.  dated  Feb  15,  H W McFadden 

to  J L Campbell $2,640 

Wabash  av,  n e cor  Thirtieth  st,  w f,  44x 


133  ft,  dated  April  19,  Thos  0 Spring  to 

A M Sanders $10,500 

Wabash  av,  82%  ft  n of  28th  st,  w f,  21%x 
120  ft,  dated  April  15,  N A and  W Dan- 

forth  to  Michael  C Hickey $8, COO 

Wells  st  n,  109  ft  s of  Oak,  e f,  30%xl00 
ft,  dated  April  17,  Emil  H Schintz  to  C 

and  M Rosmauith $7,100 

Wells  st  n,  109  ft  s of  Oak,  e f,  30%xl00  ft 
dated  April  16,  Christian  Brinkmeier  to 

Carl  Rosmanith $7,000 

Wells  st  n,  109  ft  s of  Oak,  e f,  30%xl00  ft 
dated  April  17,  Carl  Rosmanith  to  Emil 

H Schintz $7,000 

Webster  av,  144  ft  e of  Seminary,  s f,  24x 
115  ft,  dated  April  9,  Geo  N Neise  to 

Leopold  Suek „ $1,000 

Wallace  st  near  34th,  e f,  27%xl27  ft,  dat- 
ed Nov  25,  1885,  est  of  W D C Vaugh  to 

AC  Vaughn $600 

Walleck  pi,  186  ft  n of  18th,  w f,  25x126  ft 
dated  March  9,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  F & 

M Balik $300 

Zion  pi,  189  ft  w of  Throop,  n f 24x124  ft, 
improved,  dated  April  15,  Frank  Kalina 
to  J and  M Holonbeck $1,260 

North  of  City  Limits. 

Baxter  st  175  ft  s of  School  e f 50x123  ft 
Apl  8,  F A Baxter  to  F H Wessman. $1,200 
Belmont  avw  of  Hoyne  n f 24x124  ft  Apl 
16,  J Hoffman  et  al  to  C F Ahrens.. . . $500 
Best  av,  191  ft  n of  Wrightwood,  w f,  50x 
125  ft,  with  other  property,  dated  April 

15,  H S Heyle  to  P M Balken $5,650 

Commercial  st,  318  ft  s of  Wrightwood  av, 
n e f , 50x125  ft  dated  April  1,  C W Ful- 
lerton to  John  Brunkhorst $1,000 

Commercial  st,  268  ft  s of  Wrightwood  av, 
n e f,  50x125  ft,  dated  Mch  24,  Wm 

Abraham  to  John  Brunkhorst $1,300 

Doming  court  400  ft  e of  Orchard  s f 50x 
190  ft  Apl  3 George  Pepper  to  Caroline 

Klein $4,287 

Doming  court,  32  ft  w of  Lewis  st  n f 32  ft 
to  alley  Apl  20,  Hegle  A.  Haugan  to 

Helen  Womer $3,500 

Gross  av,  72  ft  s of  Melrose  st,  e f,  24x113 
ft,  dated  April  1,  Daniel  Shutt  to  P 

Kraft $2,000 

Halsted  st  s w cor  of  Grace  e f 140x150  ft 
Mch  29,  Thomas  Considine  to  F O 

Schwuchow $7,000 

Hale  st  329  ft  n of  Diversey  w f 25x256  ft 
Apl  12,  C H Franke  to  C Frank ....  $1,500 
Homer  av,  300  ft  e of  Robey  st,  n f,  25x 
125  ft,  dated  April  15,  Sam’l  E Gross  to 

G Kedding . . . .- $375 

Lincoln  av,  100  ft  n of  St  Elmo  st,  25  ft 
with  50  ft  on  St  Elmo  st,  dated  Feb  17, 
Sam’l  E Gross  to  J B Lerbiniaux.  .$1,125 
Melrose  st,  173  ft  w of  Lincoln  av,  n f,  24 
xl25  ft,  dated  April  8,  Sam’l  E Gross  to 

J M and  E Peterson $600 

Melrose  st  192  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  n f 24x 
125  ft  Apl  17,  S E Gross  to  F E Rogers 

$475 

Montana  st,  260  fl  w of  Racine  av,  s f,  30x 
115  ft,  dated  April  18,  Thos  Goode  to  C 

C Colby $1,250 

Melrose  St  108  ft  w of  Paulina  s f 12x125 

ft  Mch  10, $312 

Noble  av  196  ft  e of  Perry  st  s f 25x125  ft 
May  16  1885,  J P Altgeld  to  F Eischen 

$600 

Noble  av  141  ft  e of  Southport  n f 25x125 
Apl  14,  J P Altgeld  to  C C Dohl .... 

Noble  av  near  Southport  25x125  ft  Apl  14 

J P Altgeld  to  W M Dohl $650 

Oakdale  av  153  ft  e of  Seminary  s f 25x122 
ft  Apl  15,  F and  K Siokel  to  j H Mooney 

$700 

Oakdale  ave  w of  Southport  n f 24%xl23ft 

Feb  6,  John  Lutz  to  W Mertes $550 

Paulina  st,  91  ft  n of  Leland  av,  w f,  50x 
165  ft,  dated  April  15,  A W Cole  to  E S 

Richardson $3,200 

Paulina  st  92  ft  s of  Wilson  av  e f 25x162 
ft  Jan  25,  C G Chandler  to  E F Angell 

$500 

Snyder  st  164  ft  n of  Noble  av  e f 50x120 
ft  Apl  16,  J P Altgeld  to  J and  M Lar- 
son  $1,200 


Sheffield  av,  275  ft  n of  Wellington  st,  e f, 
25x124  ft.  dated  April  2,  G and  B F Mc- 
Connell to  Henry  Dirks 

Sheffield  av  100  ft  s of  Sulzer  st  w f 140x 
193  ft  Apl  19,  O.  C.  Simmonds  to  Edward 

A Renwick $3,000 

Western  av  s w cor  of  Noble  e f 50x125  ft, 
Oct  17  1885,  J M W Jones  to  John  Lal- 
owski $750 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  174  ft  s of  45th  st,  e f,  48x125 
ft,  dated  April  10,  A B Jassay  to  Mary 

A Gouts $1,020 

Ashland  av,  214  ft  s of  49th  st,  e f,  24x122 
ft,  dated  May  15, 1883,  B F Patrick  jr  to 

A Howland $400 

Augusta  st,  e of  Grand  boulevard,  n f,  25x 
112  ft,  dated  Jan  15,  W D McKey  to  Will 

H Moore $1,250 

Augusta  st,  e of  Grand  boulevard,  n f,  25x 
112  ft,  dated  April  14,  Will  H Moore  to 

Anna  Gillice $3,300 

Ashland  av,  342  ft  s of  45th  st,  e f,  48x125 
ft,  dated  April  13,  A B Jassay  to  A O’- 
Donnell   $1,020 

Ashland  av  336  ft  s of  Fiftieth  st  w f 24x 
121  ft  Nov  2 1885,  M Baffin  to  C L Muel- 
ler  $500 

Atlantic  st  225  ft  n of  Fifty-second  w f 25x 
124  ft,  Apl  17,  J.  M Haslett  to  William 

Nellis $450 

Bowen  av,  192  ft  w of  Drexel  boulevard,  n 
f,  20%xll0  ft.  dated  April  15,  Charles  R 

Steele  to  A C Graham $2,300 

Barney  st,  125  ft  e of  Wright,  s f,  75x121 
ft,  dated  April  15,  J S McFarland  to 

Braton  Bashee $4,000 

Buddan  st  near  Forty-fifth  w f 23%xll5  ft 
Dec  17  1884,  M Laflin  to  M Gleeson..$525 
Butterfield  st,  near  41st,  w f,  79x104  ft, 
dated  March  4,  Hiram  Goodwin  to  Trus- 
tees 38, 14 $2,500 

Byron  st,  300  ft  e of  Wentworth  av,  s f,  50 

xl25  ft,  dated  April  13,  J McDermett  to 

H W Ames $2,500 

Byron  st,  300  ft  e of  Wentworth  av,  s f,  50 
xl25  ft,  dated  April  13,  H W Ames  to  T 

F McDermott $2,500 

Burnside  st,  bet  47th  and  48th,  e f,  48x99 
ft,  dated  April  14,  Robert  Cook  to  S A 

Kent $3,600 

Butterfield  st,  bet  47tb  and  48th,  w f,  24x 
99  ft,  dated  April  14,  S A Kent  to  R 

Cooke $1,650 

College  st,  near  se  cor  of  Wright,  n f.  30x 
128  ft,  dated  Apr  16,  H L Heinz  to  H Van 

Dobschutz $5,000 

Centre  av,  275  ft  n of  54th  st,  w f,  25x124 
ft,  dated  April  15,  F Gaylord  to  E A and 

M Davis $900 

Centre  av  bet  Fiftieth  and  Fifty-first  sts  e f 
25x124  ft  Mch  23,  Young  & Clarkson  to 

J H Harris $400 

Desplaines  st,  337  ft  s of  53d.  w f.  25x125 
ft,  improved,  dated  Mch  16,  1885,  S E 
and  M M Gaylord  to  Jacob  Dilg.  . .$1,300 
Ellis  av,  n e cor  of  49th  st,  w f,  190x193  ft, 
dated  Nov  8,  1885,  F C Bell  to  Matthew 

McCormick $12,000 

Englewood  av  n w cor  Stewart,  s f,  201%x 
128%  ft,  dated  March  22,  Francis  Swi- 

senbarth  to  S W Kesler $8,000 

Forty-sizth  st  100  ft  e of  Inkerman,  s f,  25 
xlll  ft,  dated  April  5,  C J Hambleton  to 

P J Dunne $850 

Forty-second  st,  w of  and  near  Loomis,  s 
f.  125x382  ft,  dated  Oct  26,  1885,  Stein  & 

Hirsch  to  Swift  <fc  Co $12,000 

Fifty-first  st  n w cor  Centre  av  s f 50x120 
ft;  Apl  17,  Young  & Clarkson  to  F C 

Mueller $1,300 

Graylock  av  n e and  s e cor  of  Stewart  250 
xl63  ft  Mch  17,  S E Hale  to  J T Arm- 
strong   $3,075 

Garfield  boulevard,  s w cor  of  Dearborn  st 
n f 25x100  ft  Mch  11,  H Botsford  to 

Laura  Kinnally $1,625 

Indiana  av  197  ft  n of  Sixty -first  st  e f 49% 
xl73  ft  Mch  3,  A H Vreeland  to  E P 

Earl $3,000 

Jefferson  av  100  ft  s of  Fifty-fifth  st  e f 25 
xl50  ft  Apl  21,  George  R Rockfeller  toO 

K Noble $3,500 

Justine  st,  199  ft  s of  48th,  e f,  25x125  ft, 
dated  April  15,  A Wurstto  J M Wurst.$300 
LaSalle  st  near  Fifty-fourth  st  e f 28x90  ft 
Apl  1 J P Bowes  to  Agnes  Thane. . .$1,250 
Maple  st  114  ft  w of  Wentworth  avnf  25x 
125  ft  Apr  17,  J V Avent  to  M A Height 

$3,300 

Madison  av  148%  ft  n of  Sixtieth  st  e f, 
49%xl75  ft,  Jan  1,  E R S Bliss  to  G H 

Robinson $1,700 

McCaffery  av  e of  Sacramento  s f 25x125  ft 
Mch  24,  J McCaffery  to  M Connell. . . 


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Oakenwald  av  bet  Forty-third  and  Forty- 
fifthsts,  100  ft  to  alley,  Apl  16,  Van  H 

Higgins  to  Uzziel  P Smith $9,000 

Oakenwald  av  276  ft  n of  Forty-fifth  st  e f, 
60x140  ft,  Apl  16,  U P Smith  to  F C 

Gibbs $4,600 

Oakenwald  av  140  ft  sof  Forty -third  st  w f 
60x140  ft,  Apl  16,  U P Smith  to  M A Lor- 

ing $4,600 

Oak  st  168  ft  e of  Stewart  av  s f 24x125  ft 
Mch  19,  H H Gage  to  J T Armstrong 

$269 

Sixty-first  st  100  ft  e of  Wallace  s f 60x120 
ft  Apl  21,  Brayton  Bushee  to  Clara  A In 

gersoll $4,000 

Union  st  bet  Fifty-third  and  Fifty-fourth 
e f,  25x125  ft,  Apl  14,  E S Dreyer  to  J 

Stanton $400 

Vincennes  av  bet  Thirty-ninth  and  Fortieth 
sts  w f 40x140  ft,  Mch  26,  Mather  <fc  Kro- 

ber  to  J P Ahrens $4,000 

Wabash  av  n e cor  of  Fiftieth  st  w f 297x 
160  ft  Feb  19,  C B and  E D Hosmer  to 

George  E P Dodge $13,500 

Washtenaw  av  s w cor  of  Greer  st  e f 41% 
xl25  ft  Apl  7,  S B and  S A Steele  to  N 

Corwith $550 

Wolcott  av  s w cor  Clinton,  25x126x130  ft, 
dated  April  15,  C C Chandler  to  M A 

French $1,800 

Woodlawn  av,  s w cor  51st  st,  e f,  33x164 
ft,  dated  April  16,  E C J Cleaver  to  S M 
Leddy $2,805 

W est  of  City  I.imits. 

Ashland  av,  l et  45th  and  46th  sts,  e f,  24x 
125  ft,  dated  April  10,  A B Jassoy  to 

John  Bulger $510 

Ashland  av,  bet  45th  and  46th  sts,  e f,  24x 
125  ft,  dated  April  10,  A B Jassoy  to  Jas 

Hall $510 

Ashland  av,  99  ft  n of  50th  st,  w f,  50x121 
ft,  dated  April  10,  M and  J P Duffy  to 

George  Schweinfurth $1,200 

Butterfield  st,  264  ft  s of  47th,  w f,  24x99 
ft,  dated  April  14,  Sidney  A Kent  to 

Patrick  J Chase $1,650 

Buchanan  st,  47%  ft  s Bloomington  av. 
w f,  24x125  ft,  dated  April  14,  W F 

Kelley  to  C H Leach, $500 

Courtland  st,  144  ft  w of  Western  av,  n f, 
24x124  ft,  dated  April  5,  J S Abbott  to  F 

W Hagen $500 

Carroll  av,  126  ft  w of  42d  st,  s f,  25x100 
ft,  near  above,  dated  April  14,  M A Farr 

to  H H Porter $2,100 

Centre  av,  110  ft  s of  50th  st,  e f,  25x124 
ft,  dated  April  13,  J T Young  et  al  to  A 

Spikings $400 

Fullerton  av  187%  ft  e of  Perry  n f 37%x 
102  ft,  Apl  20,  L and  J Adams  to  Thomas 

Scovern $900 

Fairview  av  187%  ft  n of  Greenwood  e f, 
37%xl25  ft,  Apl  30  1884,  F C Delamater 

to  S A Hawkins $600 

Fairfield  av,  98  ft  s of  Bloomington,  w f, 
25x125  ft,  dated  Mch  15,  A W Nelson  to 

John  Wellman $575 

Forty-first  st,  164  ft  e of  Grand  boulevard, 
s f,  22%xl43  ft,  dated  April  1,  W D Mc- 

Key  to  C C Landt $1,350 

Forty-first  st,  164  ft  e of  Grand  boulevard, 
s f,  22%xl43  ft,  dated  April  1,  C C Landt 

to  Chas  H Dutro $4,100 

Maplewood  av,  s w cor  of  Evergreen,  e f, 
100x125  ft.  dated  Nov  14,  1885,  Charles 

S Crosby  to  Agnes  E Wisdom $2,416 

Mozart  st,  176  ft  n of  Bloomington,  e f,  50 
xlOO  ft,  dated  April  5,  August  C F 

Schmidt  to  Otto  Schmidt $2,350 

Morgan  pi,  191  ft  e of  Greenwood  av,  n f, 
53%xl28  ft,  dated  Mch  17,  M A and  B 

Halley  to  Hannah  Toolen $2,000 

Morgan  pi,  191  ft  e of  Greenwood  av,  n f, 
53%xl28  ft,  dated  Mch  17,  H and  A J 

Toolen  to  Crocker  & Colcord $.2,996 

Morgan  pi,  244%  ft  e of  Greenwood  av,  n 
f 54x128  ft,  dated  Mch  17,  M A and  B 

Halley  to  Crocker  & Colcord $3,024 

Morgan  st,  200  ft  n of  52d,  e f,  25x124  ft, 
dated  April  5,  P Stevens  to  J Theisen.  $325 
Miohigan  av.  bet  53d  and  54th  sts,  w f.  50 
xl61  ft,  dated  April  17,  M B and  J H 

Jordan  to  Patrick  McNamara $2,125 

Oakwood  boulevard,  153  ft  e of  Vincennes 
av,  60x140  ft,  dated  March  13.  James  M 

Hill  to  Peyton  Chandle*r $7,500 

Oakwood  boulevard,  153  ft  e of  Vincennes 
av,  dated  Mch  13,  Peyton  R Chandler  to 

the  Catholic  Bishop $7,600 

Oakenwald  av,  490  ft  n of  45th  st,  60x140 
ft,  dated  April  15,  Van  H Higgins  to 

Wm  F White $5,400 

Park  av,  75  ft  s of  Evergreen,  w f,  25x125 
ft,  dated  April  12,  Mary  Bickerdike  to  I 
and  M Janson $ 


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Perry  av,  near  Edbrook  pi,  e f,  50x103  ft, 
improved,  dated  April  14,  J G Johnson 

to  the  Danish  E L Church $2,400 

Sixtieth  st,  114  ft  w of  School,  s f,  25x124% 
it,  dated  Apr  7,  John  W Easton  to  Mary 
E Stone $3,000 

QUIT  CLAIM  WEEDS  AM I)  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lot  24  blk  4,  Dobbins’  sub  sw  qr  28  39  14,  Sept  16,  ’85 

P E Stanley  to  C E Dobbins * 

Lots  46  k 47,  blk  6,  Davis’  add,  Mar  12,  G Miller  to 

Dora  Siegle WOO 

Lot  48  Evans  & Nutts  sub  pt  se  qr  20  39  14,  March  1, 

F R Wilson  to  C Drabek $1 

Nw  qr  lot  18  and  n hl£  lots  19  and  20  blk  27,  Sheffield 

add,  Dec  18,  ’85, F Lagemann  to  B F Weber $1 

Lots  14  to  17,  Galdtes  sub  in  sw  qr  34  39  14,  Oct  28. 

’84,  B P Babcock  to  H G Abbott $1 

Lot  32  of  lots  19  to  31,  North  add.  Mar  25,  Caroline  E 

Mason  to  M Methgeu $50 

Lot  6 of  lots  9 10  11  b 2 Owsley’s  sub  in  18  39  14,  Mch 

26,  Prudence  Create  to  M A Tucker $1 

Lot  13  b 60  S See’s  add.  May  30,  ’85,  M Novatny  to 

Anna  Novatny.l $1 

Lot  15  b 1 of  lots  11  to  20  Crocker’s  sub  se  qr  17  38  14, 

Mch  13,  J N Young  to  Wm  Harris $160 

Lot  7 b 2 Walker’s  Dock  add.  Mar  20,  C W Nichols  to 

J W Garvy $300 

9 75  ft  e Vi  w 14  lot  7 in  pt,n  e lA  sw  qr  15  38  14,  Dec 

25,  ’85,  S Park  Com’ers  to  P E Baird $41 

Lots  60  to  64  in  sub  of  e hlf  and  6W  qr  b 33  7 39  14, 

Mch  5,  R J Hollister  et  al  to  G J Tillotson $1 

Lot  2nw  qr  blk  63  7 39  14,  Mch  24,  H H Gage  to  B A 

Lyon - $450 

Lots  6 7 8 blk  23  Johnston  R & Storrs’  add,  Mch  8, 

Adeline  M Nally  to  H Stevens $300 

Lots  51  and  52  blk  6 e hlf  nw  qr  8 39  14,  Feb’y  13,  S C 

Btorer  to  Georgians  Thornton $1 

Lot  46  blk  2 Walker’s  Dock  add,  Mch  11,  C H Harri- 
son to  J Ahlquin $1 

E 24  2-10  ft  of  lot  12  FieldP  2 sub  in  blk  10  Pierce’s 
add  to  Holstein,  Mch  23  M Field  to  A F Pashley  .$74 
S hlf  lot  17  blk  2 Price’s  sub  nw  qr  10  38  14,  Feb’y  25, 

Harriet  J Loomis  et  al  to  M P Follett o $1 

N hlf  lot  17  blk  2,  same  sub,  Mch  25,  Martin  P Follett 

to  Thos  W Loomis $1 

Lots  1 to  10  in  sub  of  lots  1 to  18  etc  blk  2 Abel’s  sub  pt 
blk  2 Hubbard  exec  sub  in  2 38  14,  Mch  24,  Marian 

M B & C W Brown  to  John  Mitchell  $1 

Lots  15  blk  1 of  lots  11  to  20  Crocker’s  sub  17  38  14, 

Mch  22,  Horace  A Goodrich  to  J N Young $1 

Lots  2 blk  30  J R & Storrs’  add,  Mch  29,  M R Fresh- 
water to  Margaret  Gillies $5 

Lot  3 of  Its  12  to  25,  b 21  Ashland’s  2d  add,  April  6,  R 

A Dowling  to  J E Macdonald $1 

Lots  13  and  14,  b 5,  s w 1-4  22  39  14,  Mch  23,  City  of 

Chicago  to  A Russ $257 

Lots  1 2 3 b 14,  Ft  Dearborn  add,  Mch  24,  D M Fisk 

to  A J Avereil nominal 

Lots  8 and  9 b 40,  Mch  31,  Hyde  Park,  P Chambers 

to  J L Burke nommal 

Lot  47  b 2 s e 1-4  n e 1-4,  1 39  13,  Feb  20,  E T Han- 
sen to  A Jacobson $25 

Lots  60  to  64  b 33,  7 39  14,  Feb  24,  M A Hollister  to  G 

J Tillotson - $1 

N 18  ft  of  lot  38  b 9 sw  frl  qr  22  39  14,  M W Keith  to 

J J Glessner ■ $5 

Sw  qr  lot  64  Ellis’ e add,  Babatla  Schwartz  to  R J 

Gunning  $1 

S hlf  lot  12  b 17  Egandale,  Feb  8,  E O’Donnell  to  W 

Burns $10 

S hlf  lot  3 of  lots  16  to  22  and  pt  23  b 10  Davis’  sub 

28  39  14,  Mch  18,  J Treka  to  J Wellik $1 

N hlf  lot  3 of  same,  Mch  18,  J Wellick  to  J Treka.. $1 
Lot  13  of  w hlf  lots 8 and  9 b 63  nw  qr  21  39  14,  Mch 

17,  Nora  Behrend  to  Thos  Dwyer $50 

Lot  11  b 1 Bogues’  2d  add,  Apr  5,  E Burkhardt  to  T 

Cross  Jr $1 

Lot  47  b 1 Baxter’s  sub  se  qr  20  40  14,  Aug  17,  ’85,  J 

Banyan  et  al  to  A C Clark $293 

S 16  ft  of  lot  2 of  lot  4,  and  n 32  ft  of  lot  1 of  lot  5 b 
11  frl  sec  15  add,  Mohl,  N A Winans  et  al  to  P W 

Palmer $5 

Lots  14  15  16  b 6 Reaper  add,  Jul  20,  Henry  H Walk- 
er to  H H Walker $1 

Lot  118  Bank’s  resub  of  w half  lot  13  b 12  Rockwell 

add,  Mch  20.  Jas  Hall  to  C H Gersch  $310 

Lot  14  b 3 Stone’s  sub  of  Astor’s  add,  Mch  19,  W W 

Phelps  to  Potter  Palmer $1 

Lots  67  to  71  Walker’s  sub  pt  b 11  e hlf  31  39  14,  Dec 

29'  ’85,  Fannie  Forsythe  to  Flora  R Runyan $25 

Lot  26.  b 5 Morris’  sub  18  39  14,  Mch  31,  G W Thomas 

to  A C Clark $10 

E hlf  lot  17  b 54  Carpenter’s  add,  Apr  1,  C D Co  e to 

G V Hawkins $1 

Lot  8 b 128  S S add,  Apr  12,  G M Steese  to  Cath  Ma- 
gee   $70 

Lot  38  b 10  Lee’s  add,  April  12,  J Breytsprak  to  F 

Goossens $1 

S hlf  b 4 Hubbard  exec  sub  in  sw  qr  2 38  14,  Mch  23, 

N G Iglehart  to  J Medill $ — 

Lot  18  b 3 Morris  et  al  sub  w hlf  sw  qr  18  39  14,  Apr 

7,  Geo  W Thomas  to  W Towks $10 

Lots  14  and  15  b 4 of  lot  3 s hlf  se  qr  12  39  13,  March 

27,  P and  A Gage  to  Owen  T Jones $150 

Lot  6 blk  4 Thompson’s  sub  1 39  13,  April  14,  W H 


Johnston  to  W W Allport $50 

Lot  67  b 2 Swan’s  sub  in  4 38  14,  Apr  12;  G H Leon- 
ard to  A N Gage $ino 

Lot  33  b 5 Morris’  sub  sw  qr  18  39  14,  April  15,  G W 

Thomas  to  C T Nash $10 

Lot  1 and  alley  adj  b 78  w hlf  27  39  14,  March  27,  C B 

Bouton  to  Hartford  Fire  Ins  Co $10 

Lots  17  18  21  and  lots  6 and  7 of  lot  22  of  lots  12  13 
14  of  lot  1 b 45  w half  21  39  14,  J V N Standish  to 

J H Sherman $1 

Parts  of  lots  9 and  10  of  lots  12  3 and  part  4 b 22  frl 
sec  15  add,  Mch  27,  B F Norris  to  E W Shirk. $2, 000 
S hlf  lot  3 blk  8 Simpson  k Green’s  add  n 1 % ft  of  s 
% of  lots  1 and  2 b 8 same,  Apr  15,  P Caraher  to  J 
Moore $50 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 

Lots  24  25  and  lot  26  (ex  s 17  ft)  b 6 Hyde  Park,  Apr 

15,  E Henning  to  J R Hoagland $6,650 

Lots  15  and  16  b 66  Evanston,  Jan  20,  J Beck  to  C E 

& Sup  Rwy  Co $2;G00 

S 45  ft  of  lots  17  to  20  b 66  same,  Apr  15,  A Beinlich 

to  same $3,700 

Lot  17  b 8 Braiuard  St  Evan’s  add,  April  15,  W Wag- 
ner to  M Swarts $3,300 

Lot  50  b 26  Duncan’s  add,  April  15,  T F Brett  to  E J 

Hayes  $3,500 

Lot  4 b 66  Evanston,  April  14,  F Strokey  to  C E & L 

Sup  Rwy  Co $1,300 

Lot  13  b 2 Johnston’s  sub  e hit  se  qr  6 3g  14,  Feb  13, 

5 Johnston  to  F W Hatterman $750 

Lots  1 4 and  5 b 1 Walker’s  sub  pt  w hlf  nw  qr  34  39 

14,  Mch  15,  Henry  Strong  to  J Cudahy $80,000 

Lot  1 of  lots  5 6 etc  of  lot  20  blk  1 Ellis’  w add,  No 

365]  Grand  blvd,  Apr  15,  Rebecca  A Barclay  1o  J 

Mendel $10,000 

Lot  18  e hlf  b 6 Tiernan’s  sub  18  39  14,  Apr  28,  Geo  S 

Warner  to  J Starke $550 

E 20  ft  lot  1 of  lots  3 to  6 b 21  Kinzie’s  add,  April  15, 

Eveline  Warden  to  F M Young $8,100 

Premises  No  360  S Halsted  st,  Mch  29,  F Riordau  to 

M G Townsend $3,250 

Lot  19  w hlf  b 3,  7 39  14,  No  677  w Superior  st,  Mch 

30.  Adolph  W Wolff  to  J Sibbert $1,800 

Lot  17  w hlf  b 3,  7 39  14,  Apr  5,  same  to  same  . . . $1,800 
Lot  2 b 3 Garrett’s  sub  nw  frl  qr  22  3g  14,  No  1303 
Michigan  av,  Apr  16,  Mary  B Rrown  to  J R Mor- 
ris  $13,000 

E hlf  lot  5 b 2 b 50  7 39  14,  in  exchange  for  property 
in  Iowa,  April  17,  Le  Grand  M King  to  Mary  T 

Connery $ 

Ne  qr  se  qr  8 42  12,  March  15,  Geo  Stryker  to  Carl 

Rickenardt $3,200 

Lot  18  b 12  Johnston’s  sub  e hlf  se  qr  6 39  14,  April 

15,  W C A Eich  to  C Spohnholtz $1,700 

Lots  21  and  22  b 1 b 15,  Morris’  sub  18  39  14,  April  5, 

O Sibley  to  G N Hull $1,400 

Lots  7 and  8 b 2 b 15  same,  Apr  5,  Bessie  Barnaby  et 

al  to  same $1,400 

Lot  1 b 6 Eggleston’s  sub  n half  n qr  ne  qr  28  38 14, 

Mch  26,  C E Eggleston’s  to  Robt  Rae  Jr $4,100 

Lots  9 and  10  b 1 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Nov  4 

’85,  J D Smith  to  F Nowak $700 

Same  premises,  April  2,  Frank  Nowak  to  Mary  D 

Wainwright $950 

Lot  12  of  lots  7 and  8 b 6 Rockwell’s  add,  April  15,  J 

B Matlock  to  W Rock $1,250 

Premises  No  1223  Michigan  av,  April  16,  Mary  L Ar- 

end  to  M Nathan $11,000 

Lot  5 of  iot  1 b 65  nw  qr  21  39  14,  Feb  26,  Mary  Don- 
ahue to  J Nemec $4,600 

E 20  ft  of  e hlf  lot  2 of  lot  10  frl  sec  15  add,  April  8, 

J M Stickney  to  F Livingston $10,000 

Lot  7 of  lots  12  to  17  b 2 Cook  k Anderson  sec  24  39 

13.  Jan  19,  E E Crepin  to  G W McLester $600 

Lot  18  Perlolat’s  sub  pt  lot  4, 16  38  14,  Apr  14,  Mary 

J F Periolat  to  W H Martin $1,100 

Lots  12  and  13  blk  2 Prout.  & Coleman’s  sub  4 38  14, 

Apr  12,  C F E Parsons  to  A I Sanborn $1,460 

E 25  ft  of  lot  13  and  all  lot  14.  April  13,  C T Bartlett 

to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $2,250 

Lots  25  and  26  blk  4 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 
Apr  12,  H Coombs  to  D Ryan $1,150 

SUBU  RB AN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  31  in  sub  of  e hlf  sw  qr  sw  qr  5 37  15,  Apr  8,  J W 

Helmer  to  J A Jordan $600 

Lot  35  b 81  S Chicago,  April  8,  J Daube  to  H Schick 

$1,490 

Frl  sec  6 37  15  S I B L,  Apr  1,  E P Baugh  to  C & C C 

6 D Co $300 

Lot  1 in  resub  of  lots  1 to  7 etc  blk  7;  also  lot  4 b 6 

Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  wst  half  se  qr  22  38  14, 

Feb  15,  Johnston  & Clement  to  T P Keefe $1,000 

Lots  23  and  42  b 7 Nix  add  to  South  Chicago,  Oct  22. 

’84,  A Krimbill  to  A J Krimbill $500 

Lots  1 to  6 blk  6 Johnston  k Clement’s  sub  22  38  14, 

Apr  19,  T P Keefe  to  C Kelly $1,950 

Lot  6 b 54  S Chicago,  Apr  14,  J McCabe  to  A Schnell 

$700 

Lots  184  to  187  Oiv  1 Westfall’s  sub  30  38  15,  Apr  14, 

A Schnell  to  J McCabe $3,000 

LAKE. 

N hlf  s hlf  ne  qr  (ex  e 25  acs)  28  38  14,  March  1,  F E 

Woodbridge  to  C H Laurence $10 

S hlf  lot  5 b 5 Barnum  Grove,  April  15,  E Rich  to  H 
C Mitchell  $4,950 


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Und  % e 43  ft  lot  8 and  w 7 ft  lot  1;  also  und  hlf  n 33 
ft  of  e 140  ft  of  lot  1 b 13  Skinner  k Judd’s  sub  21 
38  14,  Mch  31,  Estate  of  J H Woodruff  to  F B Ives 

$2,590 

N 50  ft  of  lot  2 i)  1,  Do  Wolf’s  sub  in  n half  28  38  14, 

Jun  1,  C B Eggleston  to  E Smith $3,230 

Lots  17  and  18  b 1 Univ  sub  of  Englewood,  A M Bas- 
sett to  8 F and  li  F Lewis $5,300 

Lots  25  and  28  b 4 Eberhart’s  sub  ee  qr  14  38  13,  Apr 

15,  Isa  A Eberhart  to  J E Womack $850 

Lots  4 to  7 b 1 Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  April 

12,  Jane  B Harney  to  Susan  U Maher $2,080 

Lot  32  b 7 Univ  sub  of  Englewood,  Mch  1,  A O But- 
ler to  J W Dunham $625 

Lot  4 b 4 Schorling’s  sub  pt  lot  1,  33  38  14,  Jan  2,  ’84 

E A Cummings  to  Snsan  Knightley $125 

Lot  92  (ex  e 75  ft)  Robertson’s  sub  e hlf  ne  qr  23  38 

14,  Apr  13,  Kilian  Winne  to  A Annan $1,800 

Lots  8 and  39  b 3 Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  Jan 

12.  R S Cox  to  J Broadherst  $5i)0 

Lot  24  of  b 2 of  lots  5 to  10  Crocker’s  sub  se  qr  17  38 

14,  D N Burnham  to  B Sikkinga $189 

S hlf  lot  28  b 1 Linden  Grove,  Mch  5,  E R Perry  to 

B S Pruett $1,255 

Lots  4 and  5 b 2 Benedict’s  sub  20  38  14,  May  19,  ’85. 

R S Cox  to  L Maurice $400 

Lots  31  and  32  b 5 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Apr 

13,  J D Smith  to  C G Settergen $750 

Lot  3 of  lot  2 in  sub  of  s 50  acs  nw  qr  33  38  14,  Feb 

10,  Wtlhelmina  De  Jong  to  Anna  T Monaghan  $2  500 
S 8%  ft  lot  10;  also  n 18;i  ft  to  lot  g b 1 of  lots  9 to 
12  etc  b 15  Linden  Grove.  Angie  Page  to  J Herm 

$420 

Lot  18  and  s 12(4  ft  19  blk  4 Smith’s  add  to  Normal- 
ville, Apr  3,  S M Smith  to  Geo  Taylor $450 

Lot  11  and  s hlf  lot  10  blk  2 Univ  sub  of  Englewood, 
Mch  27,  Elena  Lyman  to  W Durrant $4,080 

OALOMET, 

Lots  36  and  37  b 30  E Washington  Heights,  April  16, 

Hannah  M Hill  to  Minnie  Repmann $200 

Lot  5 b 3 Washington  Heights,  Apr  9,  Aglae  Cohen 

to  F Kahler  ... $225 

B 118  Bine  Island,  March  31,  F Stark  to  B Reichardt 

$775 

Lot  5 of  lot  lb5  nw  qr  nw  qr  31  37  14,  April  13,  A M 

Wattles  to  J Sehroeder $675 

Lots  1 to  7 blk  25  Blue  Island,  R Boe  to  Geo  Gobet. 

trustee  for  Josephine  Gobet $1,300 

Lot  10  of  lot  1,  16  37  14,  March  27,  J De  Jong  to  8 

Hockstra  $550 

Lot6  137  and  138  Sharpshooters  Park  sub  21  37  14, 
Mch  11,  Sharpshooters  Park  Assn  to  F Boerner.$225 
Lot  47  of  lots  6 to  12  etc  b M Morgan  Park,  Mch  15, 
Blue  Island  L k B Co  to  Sarah  S Beecher $350 

EVANSTON. 

W 25  ft  of  n 100  ft  of  lot  1;  also  w 50  ft  of  s 25  ft  of  n 
125  ft  of  lot  1 b 1 Adams  & Brown’s  add.  April  13, 

S B Chase  to  T Blackler $2,125 

(Ex  above)  n 125  ft  of  lot  1 b 1 same,  April  13,  same 

to  T Blackler  $2,125 

S 25  ft  of  n 125  ft  of  lots  12  3;  also  of  e 10  ft  of  lot  4 
b 1 same  add,  March  11,  W Rickards  to  S B Chase 

$500 

Lot  1 b 7 Keeney  k Rinn’s  add,  Apr  10,  J P Klein  to 

E W Hubruch $500 

Lot  10  b 52  Evanston,  Apr  5,  J M and  E A Clifford  to 

T Butler $2,500 

W 150  ft  of  lot  7 b 64  Evanston,  Apr  6,  Mary  E Bates 

to  C E Si  L Sup  Rwy  Co $1,400 

W 40  ft  of  lot  10  b 62  same,  April  12,  Theodore  But- 
ler to  same $1,300 

Lots  3 and  4 (ex  w 50  ft)  b 1 Kedzie  Si  Keeney’s  add 

Mch  8,  estate  of  J Tracy  to  same $1,250 

Lots  11  and  12  b 6 Keeney  k Rinn’s  add,  Jan  8,  C W 

Wilder  et  al  to  same $2,000 

S hlf  lot  7 and  all  lot  8 blk  6 Keeney  k Rinn’s  add, 
Apr  12,  A G Van  Schaick  to  C E Si  L Sup  Rwy  Co 

$750 

Lots  17  to  20  (ex  s 45  ft),  b 66  Evanston,  Apr  15,  Geo 

Beck  to  same $3,505 

Lot  1 Wheeler’s  sub  s 250  ft  w of  R R b 63  Evanston. 

Sept  17,  ’84,  Jennie  M Wheeler  to  D B Pond . .$2,000 
Und  hlf  n hlf  lot  4 b 7 Chase  k Pitner’s  add,  April  1. 

W Airth  to  T Ferguson $800 

LYONS. 

Lot  12  b 16  La  Grange,  Nov  19,  ’83,  Mstr  in  Chy  to 

D B Lyman $300 

Lot  9 b 14  same,  0<4  3,  '85,  Sara  B H Eddy  to  D B 

Lyman $200 

Lot  16  b 2 same.  Sept  22,  ’85,  E W Barnes  to  same. $150 
Lots  23  and  24  b 14  w hlf  sw  qr  4 38  12,  Mch  12,  Car- 
oline and  W H Thomas  to  same $800 

Lots  5 to  18  b 11  same  sun,  Apr  12,  C C Lucy  to  R F 

Ludwig  et  al $3,500 

Lots  1 to  10  blk  20  Keystone  add,  April  6,  Lillian  M 
Robison  to  Mary  B Christie $1,000 

CICERO. 

W hlf  lot  5 n pt  16  39  13,  Mch  1,  F A Willard  to  A N 

Reece $1,500 

Blks  2 and  3 Waller’s  sub  w qr  ne  qr  9 39  13,  Apr  15, 

Mstr  in  Chy  to  B Lombard  Jr $8,894 

N 40  ft  of  lot  16  b 7,  Kettlestring’s  add  to  Harlem, 

Apr  13,  Maria  Schultz  to  C Mohring. $1,700 

B 11  Hubbard’s  sub  e hlf  ne  qr  28  39  14,  Apr  9,  E A 

Otis  to  G S Hubbard $5,000 

S 35  ft  of  n 135  ft  of  w I69V3  ft  of  lot  4 in  re-sub  of 
lots  1 to  11  S coville’s  sub  49  acs  in  sw  qr  7 39  13, 

Apr  14,  C Schaubel  to  J G Evenden $1,150 

Pt  w hlf  w hlf  sw  qr  28  39  13.  s of  R R,  April  7,  ,T  C 

Lyman  to  Hampshire  Co  Natl  Bank $20,000  etc 

Lots  28  to  32  b 5 Sa-gent’s  add  to  Clyde,  Apr  1,  D W 

Storrs  to  H C Meine  $500 

Lots  42  to  45  blk  3 Waller’s  sub  of  43  acs  in  8 39  13, 
Apr  3,  A A Snow  to  T A Snow $1,100 

JEFFERSON. 

Lots  32  33  34  b 38  Jefferson,  Apr  14,  D W Eldred  to 

C A Pakozywinskl $1,800 

Lots  17  to  20,  25  26  b 15;  lots  31)  31  34  35  b 31  Garfield 

Apr  1,  Alfred  Noxon  to  O M Welis $2,000 

Same  premises,  Apr  7,  O M Wells  to  Alfred  Noxon 
$i5,coo 

MAINE. 

Lot  9 b 2 Matteson’s  add  to  Desplaines,  April  16,  J 

AllesJr  to  Morris  Davis $200 

miscellaneous. 

Lots  853  854  b 10  div  3 Riverside,  Feby  27,  W W All- 
port to  D E Richardson  $3,000 

Lots  1 and  2 b C Turner  Park  City,  January  12,  A C 

Schmid  to  O McNerny $450 

Lots  5 and  6 of  lot6  4 sw  qr  18  37  13,  Mch  27,  H Ohl- 

sen  to  J Bacbensen $150 

3 84-100  aos,  being  pt  of  s 10  acs  nw  qr  ne  qr  36  37  13 

Mch  31,  A McCord  to  Mary  J Bushuell $1,000 

W hlf  lot  1 b 32  Orig  Town:  also  lot  48  Robertson  & 
Fitch’s  snb  34  39  14,  April  10,  Jno  Mundell  to  E F 

Partridge $25,000 

Lots  14  15  16  blk  2 Singer’s  sub  *e  qr  nw  qr  29  37  11, 
Oct  22,  D C Norton  et  al  to  P Fischbach $290 


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W hlf  sw  qr  (ex  R Rd  31  36  12,  76%  acs);  also  pt  e 
b If  sw  qr  n of  R Rd  31  36  12  (4  68-100  acs),  C Good- 

speed  to  C Woolrich $4,886 

Lot  7 b 4 div  1 Riverside,  Jan  11.  W N W Blayney  to 

TC  Blayney $1,000 

Lot  1 b B Hartford,  Apr  19,  Diana  Ross  to  H Moec- 

ker $363 

Lots  36  to  38  b 3 Russell’s  sub  se  qr  8 36  15,  April  16, 

J Heim  to  Angie  Page $400 

Pt  of  s hlf  lot  5 b 11  Rockwell’s  add  n of  s 116  ft  of 
lot  5,  Mch  10,  John  Howard,  Trustee,  to  B Titus 

and  M Hill $1,650 

Lot  1 b E Lansing  Apr  1,  G Tapper  to  H Krumm..$800 
Lots  3 and  4 b 5 Sedgwick,  April  13,  F Plumb  to  H 

Uthe $100 

Lot  4 in  sub  of  s hlf  ne  qr  and  n hlf  se  qr  11  36  12, 

Feb  9.  G Funk  to  A M Uthe $250 

Lots  3 to  6 and  18  Co  Clk’s  sub  in  sec  18  42  12,  March 
12,  Margt  M Winchell  to  Edwd  H Winchell.  ..$3,000 
13  acs  in  sw  cor  of  22  41  9;  n 5 acs  of  w 10  acs  e half 
se  qr  16  41  9,  March  31,  ’85,  Carl  Humbracht  to  W 

Humbracht $918 

E qr  ne  qr  21  and  pt  w hlf  nw  qr  22  41  9,  Mch  31,  ’85. 

same  to  same $2,457 

!4  acr  in  village  of  Barrington,  Apr  16,  Sally  L Haw- 
ley to  Luella  Austin $1,350 

Lot  6 b 8 Lemont,  Apr  19,  E W Adkinson  to  S L Der- 
by  $4,200 


{summary. 

The  following  is  a 

summary  of  warranty 

deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  April  22,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  

208  $1,052,541 

County 

198  400,145 

Total 

406  $1,452,686 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 

ending  April  23,  1885 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 

County 

155  384,941 

Total 

302  $886,598 

TRUST  DEERS. 

Albertz  0 H to  C B Sampson,  Apl  5,  It  5 It 
9 b 39,  Ogden’s  add,  Dec  15,  7%,  p m..$400 
Arend  A to  S G Hallberg,  apl  19,  pt  It  6 b 

13,  33  40  14,  6 m,  8% 4000 

Alberdale  H C to  W E Furnace  Mch  15. 

It  7,  It  16  etc,  Egan’s  add,  3 y,  6$,  pm.. . 

$300 

Anderson  J to  P VV  Snowhook,  Apl  1,  It  28 

b 5.  36  40  13,  5 y 1% $650 

Adkinson  E W.to  J A Rugar,  Apl  12,  It  6 

b 8,  Lemont,  mthly $2,000 

Ader  M to  H B Zuttermeister,  apl  14,  It  7 b 

27,  20  39  14,  Nov  1,  7%,  p m $800 

Allen  A H to  C McBean  Nov  2.  pt  It  12  b 

33,  Ogden’s  add,  4 y 8% $2,000 

Aktswede  E to  J Buehler  Apr  16,  Its  14 

and  15  b 3,  7 39  14,  1 y 6% $2,500 

Busse  C C to  T G Dickson  Apr  7 Its  5 and 

52  b 7 S & G’s  add  4 y , 8# $2000 

Baldwin  S D to  C H Harrison,  apr  19  it  49 

b 1 Harrison’s  add  1 y 6^ $700 

Bradshaw  P J to  H J Armstrong  Apr  16  It 

1 b 13.  19  39  14  wkly  8% $500 

Bates  E N to  F B Peabody  Apl  17.  pt  n 34 

n w 34  36  39  12  2 y 7% $2000 

Budd  W 0 to  F B Peabody  Apr  7 pt  It  9 b 

4 16  38  14  5 y 7 % $1500 

Bachmann  W to  J Rehm  Apr  15,  Its  32  and 

33,  9 38  14,  2 y 7% $2,000 

Blackburn  R to  H E Greenbaum  Apr  19,  It 

58  b 3,  29  39  14,  2 y 7% $900 

Brown  E N and  G F to  H E Greenbaum, 
Apl  17,  pt  Its  13  and  14  b 27,  Kimbark’s 

add,  Hyde  Pk,  1 y,  7% $200 

Balik  T F and  M to  J Nutt,  Mch  9,  It  33  b 

43,  19  39  14,  3 y.  7%,  p m $195 

Becht  J to  T Schintz,  Apl  12,  It  25  and  pt 

24  b 3,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y.  6£ $2000 

Bambula  J to  T Schintz,  Apl  9,  It  10  b 25. 

Brand’s  add,  3 y,  8% $3500 

Bonfield  J H to  R Berger,  Apl  1,  It  19  b 4 b 

20,  Bridgeport,  1 y,  8% $800 

Baker  E and  T J W Scoville,  Apl  12,  It  43 

b 21  b 21,  17  39  14 $4500 

Benson  C to  H A Haugan,  Apl  15,  It  10, 
Hull’s  sub,  4 39  14,  3 y,  8%.  pm.  ...  $1500 
Bond  W A to  C W Cook,  Apl  9,  Its  19  to  21, 

b 3,  2 38  14,  3 y,  $3000 

Baker  A M to  W E Furness,  Mch  19,  It  8 
It  16,  etc,  Egan’s  add,  3 y,  6$,  pm...  $300 
Bulowa  W to  H G Foreman,  Apl  7,  It  4 b 

3,  Myrick’s  add,  2 y,  7 % $1,200 

Butler  N to  C P Silva,  Feb  15,  It  56  b 14, 

19  39  14,  3 y,  8£ $546 

Bierma  II  to  W Lister,  Apl  8,  It  11  It  9,  18 

39  14,  5 y 7io $2,500 

Bailer  C a to  J F Mick.  Apl  15.  pt  It  10 

and  all  7 b 14,  21  38  14 $2,400 

Benz  P to  G F Koester.Nov  25,  It  84,  Wis- 

ner’s  sub,  20  40  14,  4 y 6%,  p m $550 

Bnser  M W to  G W Follansbee,  Mch  24,  It 

3 b 2,  2 39  14 $600 

Bartlett  H to  C P H Dose  Apl  8,  It  6 and 

pt  7 b 1.  6 39  14,  4 m 8%  p m $375 

Bartlett  H to  C PH  Dose,  Apl  8 Its  8 and 
pt  7,  b 1,  6 39  14,  4 m 7% $525 


Bowen  K and  C to  A Pike  Apl  10,  It  12  b 1 

b 20,  33  39  14,  mthly  8% $2,000 

Bulger  J to  N E Gary  apl  10,  It  25  b 2,  6 

38  14,  2 v 7%  p m $485 

Bergland  A and  C to  J L Pearson  apl  16, 

mthly  7 % $1,000 

Bnshee  B to  J Duffiey  apl  15,  It  35  and  36 

b 5,  16  38  14,  3 y 7% $2,500 

Buttler  T to  D B Dewey  apl  5,  It  10  b 52, 

Evanston,  mthly  6# $400 

Barry  JJ  to  S M Moore  Jan  21,  n 15  acres 
of  s 60  acres  w sw  }£,  13  39  13,  15  m, 

8#  p m $14,000 

Bedell  M E to  F G Springer,  Apl  13,  Its  1 

to  4 b 5,  22  38  14,  2 y,  6£ $2000 

Bazely  J to  E A Martin,  Apl  1,  It  19  b 2,  4 

38  14,  5 y,  7% $1000 

Bartholomew  N W to  G D Pease,  Apl  13,  It 

20  b 4 It  3,  12  39  13,  2 y,  7% $1200 

Butter  T to  D B Dewey,-— — - — , It  10  b 52, 

5 y,  7 % $900 

Birch  T to  E Adcock,  Dec  11,  It  9 b 3 b 28, 

33  39  14,  Mch  11.  ’89,  8%,  p m $300 

Boegal  A E to  T C Edwards,  Mch  30,  It  7 

It  3 b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,  6# $4^0 

Butler  J to  J E Otis,  apl  4,  It  22  b 1,  20  39 

14,  5 y,  7% $450 

Brantign  E to  C Jorn,  apl  14,  Its  47  and  48 

b 3,  33  39  14,  6 y,  6£,  p m $2700 

Cook  A A to  D C Creiger,  Apl  15,  It  3 b 31. 

22  38  14,  5 y,  8% $4000 

Cobb  A to  A B Mead,  apl  1,  It  2 It  55,  Ellis 

e add,  5 y,  8%.  pm $3000 

Cath  Bishop  of  Chicago  to  F R Chandler. 
Mch  13,  pt  Its  14  and  15  b 3,  3 38  14.  5 

y,  8%,  pm $7500 

Connor  M to  H E Greenebaum,  apl  17,  It 
49,  Connselman’s  sub,  6 38  14,  3 y,  7% 

$1500 

Casey  J to  W Bartels,  Apl  12,  It  29  b 6,  S & 

G’s  add,  4 y,  8% $800 

Cook  M R and  G W to  F R Chandler,  Apl 
3,  It  20  b 1 b 4,  Myrick’s  2d  add,  5 y,  7%, 

2 deeds $1000 

Curran  W to  M J Dunne,  Apl  7,  It  26  b 40, 

21  39  14,  mthly, 8% $3600 

Campbell  F W to  H A Hurlbnt,  Apl  10,  Its 

1 6 It  6,  ets,  s e 12  39  13,  5 y,  7 %,  6 

deeds, $21,000 

Carrill  J to  A Maek,  Apl  15,  It  12  b 7 19  39 

14,1  y,  7% $300 

Chicago  Deposit  Vault  Co  to  J C Black, 
July  1,  b 2,  Bd  of  Trade  add,  174.8x157.1 
ft,  cor  Van  Buren  st  and  Pacific  av,  200 

bonds.  $1,000  each,  30  y,  8% $200,000 

Campbell  A to  R L Tatham,  Apl  8,  pt  It  3 

b 11,  Rushnell’s  add,  3 y,  8% $3,000 

Carlson  A F to  A V Knickerbocker,  Apl 
10,  It  303  b 1,  etc.  29  40  14,  wkly,  H 

$2,000 

Couert  J to  H E Greenbaum  Apl  10,  Its  10 
and  11  b 2 4 21, 31  30  14,  3 y 6 . $3,000 
Carroll  M J to  J C Schumacher  Apl  13,  It 

13  n e 3^,  24  39  13,  wkly  8 % $2,200 

Crocker  J R et  al  to  P A Otis  apl  14,  Its  14 
and  15  and  pt  16  b 4,  2 38  14,  July  31 

8% $1,000 

Cowdrey  G W to  E F Runyan,  Apl  12,  ptlt 

23,  b 111,  s s add,  5 y,  7% $800 

Cooke  R to  S B Frehch,  apl  14,  It  47,  b 2, 

9 38  14,  3 y,  6$,  p m $300 

Campbell  J L to  H J Luders,  apl  10,  Its  2 
to  5 b 7,  sub  of  J & P’s  add,  1 y,  8% . . $3000 
Cohn  L and  H to  D S Place,  Mch  4,  pt  Its 

51  and  52  It  24,  12  39  13,  2 y,  6%....  $1100 
Challacombe  A M to  G G Newbury,  Oct  28 

It  21  b 3,  Suttons  add,  5 y,  8%,  pm.  .$1800 
Commerce  Valt  Co  to  Merchants  L&T  Co, 
Jan  1,  w 100  ft  It  11  b 115,  s s add,  20  y, 

8% $75,000 

Cervenka  J to  L Baird  Apr  8,  It  83  b 1,  20 

39;i4,5  y 6£ $2,000 

Camberg  J C to  J R Foulne  Apr  15  It  17 

b 4 Woodlawn  5 y 6# $3000 

Campbell  J L to  H J Luders  Apl  15  Its  46 
and  47  b 1 b 28  12  39  13,  60  ds  8%. . .$2500 
Clanchsey  P to  J C Schumacher  Apr  19  It 

52  b 63  19  3914  2 y 7% $700 

Dashiell  S I and  V W to  S W Rawson  Apl 

15  It  6 b 9 5 y 6# $5500 

Durrant  W to  E F Bayley  Apr  10  It  11  and 
pt  10  b 2 21  38  14  5 y 7% $2000 


Devereux  T to  C J Hambleton,  Apl  16,  It  8 

b 2 8 49  14  1 y,  6% $2000 

Dooley  J to  H E Greenbaum  Apr  19,  It 

58  b 3,  4 38  14,  5 y 7% $900 

Dougall  T to  E H Sheldon  Feb  11,  Its  33 
and  34  b 76,  Elston’s  add,  3 y 6%.  . .$3,000 
Dykhnis  P D to  W D Kerfoot  Apr  19,  It  55 

r It  1 etc  b 4 etc,  24  39  13 $600 

Davis  G A to  P W Snowhook.  Apl  5,  Its  36 

and  37  b 4,  8 38  14,  1%  y,  6$ $500 

Darrow  A P to  M F Raftree,  Apl  12,  Us  47 

and  48  b 2,  22  38  14,  5 y,  8%,  pm $450 

Darrow  A P to  M F Raftree,  Apl  12.  Its  49 
and  50,  b 2,  22  38  14,  5 y.  8%,  p m . . . . $450 
Dutro  C H to  W H Moore,  apl  1,  pt  It  12  b 

1,3  38  14,  5 y,  6 % $2500 

Devin  P to  J C Schumacher,  apl  16,  It  30  b 

48,  17  39  14,  3 y.  7% $500 

Dankert  W to  R Berger,  apl  14,  It  46  b 17, 

S Chicago,  3 y.  8% $400 

Davidson  J to  P Ross,  Mch  25  It  53  b 2,  7 

39  14,  5 y,  6% $800 

Donahue  J to  P W Holway,  Dec  29,  It  1 b 

1,  33  39  14,  mthly,  77 $400 

Dennis  C H to  8 1V  Rawson,  apl  15,  It  1 b 

4,  18  39  14,  2 y,  8% $2500 

Danahue  P to  G M Bogue,  Mch  31,  b 6,  It 

32  b 6,  13  19  14,  6£,  p m $500 

Dewald  B to  M E Greenbaum,  Apl  3,  It  204 

b 1,  etc,  29  40  14,  2 y,  8%,  p m $250 

Dyhpins  G to  J C Schumacher,  Apl  10,  It 

52  It  1 b 4,  etc,  24  39  13,  2 y 7% $350 

Dunham  J W to  J Ling  Mch  1,  It  32  b 7, 

21  38  14,  4 y 7 % $521 

Dirks  H to  J McConnell  apl  2,  It  13  b 8,  29 

40  14,  3 y 8%  pm $600 

Dress  J to  J H Ernst  apr  12,  It  33  b 6,  Ful- 
lerton 2d  add,  3y  7 % $300 

Doolittle  C ts  G N Stone,  Nov  18,  Its  14  to 

16  b 2,  22  38  14,  5 y,  6% $825 

Erdmann  A to  W Heineman,  Apl  1,  It  40  b 

1,  36  40  13,  3 y,  7% $300 

Eilers  H W to  D J Avery.  Apl  10,  It  3 b 7, 

13  39  13,  5 y ' $1725 

Efner  E to  T C Edwards  Sept  17.  Its  19 

and  20  It  3 b 9,  Sheffield’s  add.  2 y 6%  p 

m $1,000 

Ekwinski  M to  T Krolik,  Aug  15,  pt  It  6 b 7 

5 38  15,  wkly,  8% $300 

Englthaler  V to  G J Adams,  Sept  1,  It  31  b 

2,  8 38  14,  4 y,  7% $1050 

Eschenburg  J W toE  C Ware  Apr  10,  furn 

etc,  669  LaSalle  ave,  3y  6£p  |m  . . . . $4,500 
Faethue  F to  P Popp  Apr  17  It  40  b 6 19  39 

14  etc  3 y 7%  2 deeds $4700 

Fahy  P to  S E Gross  Apr  12,  It  8 b 1,  Clif- 
ford’s add,  2 y 8%  p m $367 

Farrelly  M K and  J B to  L Carter  Apr  13, 

It  4 b 5,  9 39  13,  3 y 8% $1,000 

First  Swedish  I 0 0 F to  H A Haugan,  Apl 
14,  It  7 and  pt  8 b 18,  B,  W & W’s  add,  5 

y,  8% $12,000 

Freeman  J to  H Felsenthal,  Apl  14,  pt  n e 

H 19  37  15,  3 y,  7% $1000 

First  Babtist  Church  S Chicoga  to  F R 
Chandler,  Apl  1,  Its  43  and  44  b 55,  S 

Chicago,  3 y,  7% .$1000 

Fuchs  G A to  J W Lanehart,  Apl  1,  It  24 
and  pt  25  b 1,  etc,  29  40  14,  5 y,  7 %,  p 

m $1,200 

Fage  C E to  S E Gross,  Mch  30,  It  6 b 7, 

Clifford’s  add,  3 y,  6£,  pm $450 

Forrester  R A to  A Smith  Apl  15,  it  2 b 19, 

Ashland’s  add,  2 y 8% $2,000 

Gouts  M A and  A to  N E Gary,  Apl  10,  Its 
30  and  31  b 2,  6 38  14,  72  m , 7 %,  p m, 

$1020 

Graham  A C to  N A Steele,  Apl  15,  pt  Its 
16  and  17  b 2 b 1,  2 38  14,  3 y,  6£...  .$3000 
Gruenberg  C to  H S Dietrich,  Apl  14,  It  27 
b 5,  Fullerton’s  2d  add  wkly,  8% . . . . $2000 
Grace  P to  G M Bogue,  Mch  31,  It  32  b 6, 

13  39  14,  5 y,  6%.  p m $500 

Gibbs  O F to  W L Jeffries,  Apl  5.  pt  It  11, 

S <fc  B’s  sub,  28  40  14,  5 y 6%.  . . $6,000 

Garner  S P to  A T Chinn,  Feb  17,  It  36  b 
6,  Anderson’s  add,  Glencoe,  6 m,  10£.  .$40 
Greiscke  H to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  23, 

It  10  b 6,  Gross’  n add,  2 y 7% $400 

Guhl  A J to  J R Lindgren,  Apl  10,  It  7 b 

2 b 27,  33  40  14.  2 y 8% $2,250 

Gregory  C T to  R H White,  apl  3,  pt  b 16, 


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Nuion  Pk  2d  add,  Oct  5,  8% $1150 

Galbraith  J to  H McKey,  Mch  20,  It  17  b 

2,  3 38  14,  3 y 8% $900 

Gump  E S and  B F to  E W Russell,  Apl  1, 

pt  It  12  b 99,  37  39  14,  5 y 8% $3,000  ; 

Grueber  P to  A Hoefer  Apl  10,  It  45  b 9,  29 

40  14,  wkly  7% $3,000  j 

Garvey  M A to  H G Foreman  Apl  16,  It  8 

It  4 b 64,  21  39  14,  5 y 8% $2,000  j 

Gallagher  P to  J W Keogh  Apl  15,  It  40  b 

17, .Sheffield’s  add,  1 y 8% $400 

Gould  S S to  S Dunlop,  Apl  13,  It  68  b 10, 

8 39  14,  6 m,  7% $250 

Getckell  M B to  F A Bragg,  Mch  31,  It  45 

b 80.  27  39  14,  3 y,  6£,  p m $4500 

Gilmore  T E to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co,  Apl  9, 

pt  It  15  b 31,  s s add,  3 y,  6J4$ $2000 

Gerz  P to  J Mats,  Apl  5,  It  15  b 1,  5 39  14, 

wkly,  8% $1000 

Godwin  F W to  A E Barr,  Apl  8,  It  16  b 21, 

17  39  14,  3 y,  8% $1000 

Gray  C W J and  E E to  F R Chandler  Apr 
17,  It  4 It  1 b 11,  Kinzie’s  add,  1 y 8%. . 

$800 

Gemler  G to  M Malewski  apr  19  It  28  to  30 
b 1 G & A’s  add  Pullman  wkly  7%. . . $1000 
Harris  J H to  F W Young  Mch  23  It  13 

b 8 38  14  3 y 8%  p m $274 

Harden  F E to  W Atzel  Apr  19  pt  It  14  b 14 

Duncan’s  add;  3 y 8$ $1000  | 

Hogan  F W to  W L Moss  Apr  5 It  7 b 4 36 

40  13  4 y 8% $400  [ 

Hyde  0 to  G D Pease  Apr  17,  It  27  b 11, 

Ashland’s  2d  add,  1 y 7% $1,000 

Herzberg  E A O to  M E Greenebaum  Mch 
1,  pt  It  5 b 7.  Gross’  n add,  2 y 7% . . . . $207 
Harms  J A to  A Schoeveling  Apr  19,  It  7 b 

13,  29  30  14,  18  mos  8% $1,000 

Holton  G D to  A B Mead,  apl  1,  It  1,  It  55,  j 

Ellis  E Hall  5 y,  6 %,  pm $3500  j 

Hodge  A C to  A E Barr,  apl  13,  pt  It  54  b 

55,  7 39  14,  wkly,  8 % $2000  ! | 

Hausen  C to  T H Schintz,  Apl  13,  It  39  b 3,  ! 

7 39  14,  5 y,  8% $1600 

Height  M A and  A B to  J Hollenback,  Apl 

7,  It  36  It  18,  16  38  14,  3 y,  7% $2750  j' 

Hagenow  A to  J Schnitzer,  Apl  12.  It  7 b 1, 

29  40  14,  mthly,  8% $2200 

Hofman  FtoWD  Kerfoot,  Mch  23,  It  55  b 

3,  It  E,  28  40  14,  2 y,  6$ $660  j 

Howland  A to  B F Jacobs,  Apl  13,  It  10  ,f 

b 48,  7 38  14,  1 y,  8% $160  .; 

Habrylewicz  S to  J Mats,  Apl  1,  It  8 b 11. 

5 39  14,  8£,|wkly $2500  ;i 

Hanson  N to  P Kussell,  Apl  10,  Its  6 and  7 

It  21,  33  40  14,  4 y,  8% £5280  : 

Haeger  W to  H A Goodrich,  Apl  15,  It  37  b 

55,  19  39  14,  2 y,  7% $500 

Hammer  G to  P Stein,  Apl  10,  It  9 b 2 b 6, 

33  39  14,  3 y,  7£ $500 

Heller  J and  F to  J Buehler,  Apl  15,  it  26  b 

1,  6 39  14,  1 y,  7% $300 

Hetzel  I to  J Dodzier,  Apl  10.  pt  Its  5 and 

6,  Gray’s  sub,  36  40  13,  2 y,  8% $1,000 

Hanlon  A M to  M R Ereshwaters,  Apl  1,  It 
59  and  60  b 2,  29  40  14,  May  1, ’87,  7£ 

$3,195 

Hurlbut  S N to  W J Goudy,  Apl  1,  Its  23 
and  24  b 6,  Argyle,  2 deeds,  3 y,  8% 

$1,950  I 

Heaford  C A and  W to  S E Gross,  Apl  6, 

It  27  b 1;  13  39  13,  mthly,  7% $1,800 

Hoelscher  W HtoTO  Edwards.  Mch  30, 

It  5 It  3 b 9.  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,  8% 750 

Hart  J to  T P Keefe  Apl  10,  Its  9 and  10  b 

13,  22  38  14,  3 y 6£  p m $282  , 

Hancock  N and  R W to  C N Lauman,  Apl 

I,  Its  33  and  34  b 43,  9 37  14,  3 y,  7% 
$800 

Hayes  J J to  E F Bayley  Apl  10,  Its  19  and 

20  b 3,  16  38  14,  5 y 8% $1,700  ; 

Hughes  T to  C J Hambleton  apl  15,  It  30 

b 6,  36  40  13,  3 y 6% $400 

Hall  J to  N E Gary  apl  10,  It  22  b 2,  6 38 

14,  ly  7%  p m $200  J 

Hafliger  J to  M Schmitz  apr  15,  It  8 b 5. 

29  40  14,  2 y 8%% $400  | 

Healy  E to  F R Chandler,  Apl  13,  It  16,  14 

38  14,  1 y,  7% $1000  1 

Hester  W W to  L V Ferris,  Apl  1,  pt  b 2,  3 

38  14,  4 y,  7% $2250  I 

Ivison  H to  G N Stone,  Jan  1 Its  8 and  9 b 

II,  22  38  14,  3 y,  8% $562  I 

Jefferson  W J to  H G Foreman,  Mch  18,  it 

1 b 3,  Cleaverville,  1 y,  6£ $5000 

Jennings  G F to  G M Jennings,  Apl  15,  Its 
42  and  43  b 10,  18  39  14,  1 y,  8% $500 


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arke  J to  T H Schintz.  Apl  13,  w % It  48 

b 3,  19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $<500 

ohann  M to  S M Moore,  Mch  3,  It  17  b 45, 

21  39  14,  3 y,  8% $1100 

ansen  J and  M to  A J Nowlan,  Apl  12,  It 

34  2,  25  40  13,  6 y,  6$ $200 

enkiuson  J to  T J Lefens,  Apl  9,  Its  01 

and  62  s w U 11  39  13,  3 y 6$ $3,620 

ahn  A to  0 Baltz  Apl  10,  It  46  b 6,  29  40 

14,  18  in $615 

fandsinsky  M to  M E Greenebaum  Apl  16, 

Its  49  and  50  b 10,  s w frl  34  frl,  5 37  15, 

6 m 8$ $250 

laokson  J B to  J R Fonlke,  Apl  10, , 

5 y,  6 % $3000 

rarvis  T to  A Peterson  Apr  15  It  50  b 1 b 6 

26  39  13  3 y 7% $500 

tones  J J to  H E Greenebaum  Apr  16,  Its 

18  and  19  b 1,  16  38  14,5  y 7 % $750 

laries  VV  to  F Sommer  Apr  17,  Its  36  and 

37  b 1,  20  38  14,  wkly  5 1-6$ 1,200 

laeger  E and  J F to  W Loeb  , It  127 
It  120  etc,  Bronson’s  add,  3 y 7$ . . . . $4,000 
Klein  CtoWD  Kerfoot  Apr  3.  It  9 It  12  b 

D,  28  40  14,  2 y 6$  p m $2,700 

Kelly  C to  T P Keefe  Apr  19,  Its  1 to  5 b 5, 

22  38  14  3 y 6$ $750 

Kehoe  E to  0 0 Butz  Apr  12  It  18  b 20  7 39 

14  mthly  8$ $1400 

KapperG  to  F Lackner,  Apl  17,  Its  28  to 

30  b 10,  29  40  14,  1 y,  6$ $3500 

Kedings  G to  M E Greenebaum,  Feb  15,  It 

60,  Gross’  2d  add,  3 y,  7$,  p m $400 

Keding  G to  S E Gross,  Feb  15,  It  60, 

Gross’  n add,  10  months  7$,  p m $125 

Kirchhoff  H to  H E Greenbaum,  Apl  15,  Its 
5 to  8 b 10,  Lee’s  add,  5 y,  6$,  p m.  .$6000 
Keeler  J H to  E W Russell,  Apl  14,  It  39  b 

1 34,  s s add,  1 y,  6$ $2000 

Kramer  E to  E Koch,  apl  1,  b 1 and  pt  b 

2,  17  37  15,2  y,  6 2 deeds $6500 

Klein  L F to  HD  Schumacher  apl  14,  It 

42  b 17.  19  39  l4,  2 v,  6$ $600 

Krueger  H to  P Popp,  apl  15,  It  69  b 7,  30 

39  14,  wkly,  6J4$ $100 

Koch  E to  J Bueher,  Apl  15,  It  14  b 21.  5 

39  14,  2 y,  6$ $400 

Kinsella  M to  H E Greenbaum,  Apl  12,  It 

7 b 2,  9 3814,  3 y,  7% $1000 

Know  W to  J H Ernst,  Apl  15,  It  28  b 7, 29 

40  14,  2 y,  8% $500 

Krag  L to  M E Greenbaum.  Mch  11,  It  260 

b 1,  etc,  29  40  14,  2 y,  6$,  p m $500 

Kelly  J to  H G Foreman;  Apl  9,  It  21  b 1 

b 8,  33  39  14,  4 y 7% $600 

Kieffer  R to  S E Gross,  Mch  23,  It 60,  b 23 

38  14,  15  m.  7% $316 

Kahn  J to  L J A Fullgraff,  Apl  10.  It  58  b 

5,  J & P’s  add,  wkly,  8% $3000 

Knudson  A to  L Baird,  Apl  10,  It  26,  Phil- 
lips & F’s  add,  5 y,  6 % $3250 

Lestina  M to  T H Schintz,  apl  13,  It  76  b 

43,  19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $3400 

Lerminaux  J B to  W J Moore,  Feb  17,  Its 
9,  11,  12  and  13  b 2,  Gross’  n add,  6 m, 

8% $500 

Lemke  A and  G to  H Felsenthal,apl  17,  It  32 

and  33  b 17,  Holstein,  5 y,  8% $4000 

Lukes  J to  J Nutt,  apl  5,  It  10  b 43,  19  39 

14,  3 y,  7$,p  m $400 

Leaning  M J to  W Bartels,  Apl  15,  It  7 b 

2,  20  39  14,  2 y,  8% $700 

Levy  E to  H Booth,  Apl  1,  It  207  b 6,  Shef- 
field’s add,  3 y,  7% $2,000 

Leinham  P to  H E Greenebaume.  Apl  10, 

Its  31  and  32  b 1,  31  39  14,  J y 7% . . . . $200 
Lewis  S T to  A Peltou,  Mch  15,  Its  17  and 

18  b 1,  21  38  14,  4 y,  8% $4000 

Ligare  G G to  S R Hurford,  Mch  25,  Its  21 

to  16  b 65,  Cornell,  3 y,  6% $2500 

Lawson  J to  C F Gooding  Mch  13,  pt  n e 

frl  3^  19  36  15,  Feb  16  ’88  8% $115 

Lowther  R H to  E Burk  Sept  23,  It  68  It  6, 

36  40  13,  3 y 7% $2,075 

Leinecke  A J to  C P Keeney  Feb  1,  Its  39 

and  40  b 4,  Garoeld,  mtly  7% $1,000 

Miksak  J to  L Baird  Apr  19,  It  4 b 9,  20  39 

14,  5 y 8% $2,000 

Martin  J H to  G M Bogue  Apr  17,  Its  1 

and  4 b 6,  3 38  14,  3 y 8% $2,200 

Mashek  J A to  A Zajicek  Apr  15  w 34  H 6 

b 14  s s add  mthly  8%. . . $4400 

Markey  M to  M Wolff  Feb  26  It  1 It  5 b 64 

21  39  14  1 y — $1375 

McNamara  P to  T Brown.  Apl  17,  Its  26 

and  27  b 1,  10  38  14,  2 y,  6%  $1350 

Moore  T to  Tyrrell  & Bayley,  Apl  17,  pt  It 

48  b 3,  17  39  14,  5 y,  8% $1800 

Malo  M D B to  J H Ernst,  Apl  16,  It  135  It 

9,  etc,  b 1,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  634$-  $1200 
Molloy  H to  M J Dunn,  Apl  7,  It  1(’0  b 3,  S 

& G’s  add,  mthly,  8% $800 

Monaghan  A T to  J H Van  Vissingen,  Feb 

10,  It  3 It  2,  33  38  1 4,  3 y,  8% $1500 

Moeller  J H to  N Mears.  Mch  12,  It  b 2,33 

40  14,  2 y,  6% $400 

Mo  Guinn  B to  E H Sheldon,  Mch  30,  It  70 


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b 23.  7 39  14,  5 y,  8% $800 

Mueller  J J to  W Heineman,  apl  17,  It  26 

b 1,  It  7,  29  40  14,  4 y,  7%  $1200 

Mueller  M to  H H Rose,  Mch  15,  It  65  b 2, 

20  38  14,  wkly,  7$ 

Melson  J to  B F Weber,  Meh  25,  It  5 and 

pt  4 b 3,  Ingledew’s  add,  Ravenswood,  2 

v,  6$,  p m.  2 deeds $950 

Michell  HCtoAD  Rich,  Apl  16,  pt  It  5 b 

5.  21  38  14,  5 y,  6%,  p m $4800 

McDermott  T to  H W Ames,  Mch  14,  Its 

21  to  23  b 12,  36  39  14, $1200 

Mangan  P to  J J Curran,  pt  It  19  b 34,  s s 

add,  wkly,  7%% $2000 

Mitchell  H B to  J F Lawrence,  Apl  14,  It 

18  b v,  18  39  14,  Jan  10,  7%,  pm $850 

Menke  H to  T J Lefens,  Apl  9,  Its  1 and  2 

It  99.  Butterfield’s  add $3,200 

McCormick  M to  J Donnersberger,  Nov 

25  pt  It  6,  Hubbard’s  sub,  2 38  14,  3 y. 

6%,  2 deeds $15,000 

Muth  C to  N A Lauer,  Apl  8,  It  16  b 16,  S 

6 G’s  add,  2 y 7% $800 

Mester  W to  H S Dietrich,  Apl  10,  pt  It  14 

b 3,  Wolcott’s  add,  wkly  8% $6,060 

McFadon  R DtoWL  Jeffries,  Apl  9,  It  2 

to  4 b 53,  Kinzie’s  add,  5 y 6 % $19,000 

Maxwell  J W to  W H Holden,  Mch  20.  It 
13  and  pt  12,  21  38  14, 1 y 8%,  p m..  $2,000 
Murphy  L D M to  G M Bogne,  apl  14,  It 

26  b 6 b 1,  13  39  13,  3 m.  8% $50 

McConeas  J F to  C A Dibble,  Apl  10,  pt  It 

7 b 8,  21  40  14,  1 y 8% $1,600 

McNamara  J to  A Peterson  Apl  15,  Its  9 

and  10  b 13,  4 38  14,  1 y 8$ $250 

Metcalf  A N andH  C to  T F Andrews,  api 
15,  It  4 It  19  b 6,  34  39  14,2  y 8%....  $3, 000 
Munsch  E to  J Buehler,  Apl  10,  It  37  b 3.  7 

39  14,  5 y,  6% $7000 

McCormick  to  J W Scoville,  Apl  12,  It  2 b 

2,  S & G’s  add,  5 y,  6% $4500 

McGuire  I and  D E to  W L Mitchell,  Apl 
14,  Its  5 and  6 b 1 b 4,  22  38  14,  1 y,  8% 

$600 

Naughton  M to  C F Clark,  Apl  1,  It  5 b 15, 

Wolcot’s  and,  7 y,  6% $11,000 

Noxon  A to  G G Newbury.  Apl  7,  pt  bs  15 
and  31,  s e M 34  40  13,  5 y,  p m, 

10  deeds, $9450 

Nuther  C J to  D B Dewey,  apl  14.  Its  48 

and  49  b 1,  Myrick’s  add,  5 y,7$ $700 

Nicholson  J F to  J C Schumacher,  apl  16, 

It  23,  36  40  13,  wkly,  8 % $2500 

Neill  F J to  F A Bragg,  Mch  28,  pt  It  12  b 

1,  27  39  14,  6 m,  8% $1590 

Nagle  M to  J J Altpeter,  Apl  15,  It  2 It  5 b 

27,  29  39  14,  wkly,  8% $1200 

Nelson  C C to  M Culver,  Apl  1,  It  44  b 1, 

Culver  Park,  1 y,8%,  p m $100 

Nicholes  M F et  al  to  F N Gage,  Mch  30. 

Its  13  and  14  etc,  16  38  14,  7 $ $3,000 

Nielson  J M to  F R Chandler  Apl  13,  It  9 

b 1 It  E,  8 39  14,  5 y 7% $800 

Nelson  A to  P L Tatham,  Apl  10,  It  68. 

Cossitt’s  add,  2 y,  6^,  p m $1,000 

Neal  J P to  J J Thometz,  Apl  9,  It  2 It  1 b 

49,  21  39  14,  3 y,  8%,  p m $12,000 

Nemen  J to  M McNamara,  apl  13,  It  5 It  1 

b 65,  21  39  14,  1 y,  8%,  p in'. $2300 

Nlair  G H to  L H Bisbee  apr  1 Its  19  to  23 

and  pt  It  16  27  39  14  5 y 8% $25,000 

Nichols  L F to  S Gehr  Apr  20,  It  37  b 4,  33 

39  14,  3 y 6 i $2,600 

Ochsenfarth  G to  E A Warfield  Apr  16  It 

37  b 45  7 37  14  30  m 6%  p m $200 

Olson  A to  C Hollbeck,  Jan  2,  It  27  b 8,  1 

39  13,  6 y,  8%,  p m $600 

O’Hara  P J to  S B French  apr  14,  It  51  b 2, 

9,  38  14,  5 y 8%  p m $1,425 

O’Donnell  A to  N E Gary,  Apl  13,  It  24  b 2, 

6 38  14,  6 m,  7%.  p m $480 

O’Callaghan  A M E to  E H Sheldon,  Mch 

31,  It  35  b 23,  7 39  14,  3 y 8%.  p m $600 

Preston  W D to  C J Adams,  Mch  27,  It  18 

b 5,  22  39  14,  3 y.  8% $7875 

Peterson  E to  C F Hatterman,  Jan  25,  It 

7 b 2,  6 39  14,  6 y,  8% $900 

Peterson  M to  C F Hntterman,  Jan  25,  It 

5 b 2,  6 39  14,  6 y,  8% $900 

Petterson  E G to  J L Chapman,  apl  1,  It  1 

It  7.  16  38  14,  5 y,  8% $1000 

Petterson  J to  M E Greenbaum,  Apl  13,  It 

40  b 16,  Gross’  n add,  3 y,  7% $800 


Peterson  J to  S E Gross,  Apl  8,  It  40  b 10, 

Gross’  n add,  11  m,  7% $200 

Poccoke  E J to  S W Rawson,  apl  15,  It  3 It 

36  etc,  b 4, 18  29  14, 3 y,  6,  p m $2500 

Prindeville  W J to  S B French,  apl  12.  It 

48  b 2,  9 38  14,  4 y and  9 m,  8%,  p m.$1350 
Prendergast  M to  M E Greenebaum  apl 

15,  It  8 b 2 It  2.  4 38  14,  3 y 7% $500 

Perkins  E R to  M L Pearce  apr  1,  It  12  b 

78,  27  39  14,  7 y 8% $6,500 

Pederson  A to  M J Dunne,  Apl  7,  It  47  b 1, 

36  40  13,  mthly,  8 % $800 

Pouillot  P to  J Stern,  Apl  14,  It  22  b 14,  36 

39  13,  wkly,  7% $600 

Potwin  A P and  H jr  to  R L Tatham,  Apl 
8,  Its  6 and  7 b 39.  7 39  14,  3 y 7%. . $1,200 
Potter  E to  E Goodridge,  Apl  8,  It  14  b 36 

, Evanston,  5 y,  7% $2,500 

Pruett  B S to  W H Holden,  Apl  1,  pt  It  28 

b 18, _ 21  38  14,3  y 7%,  p m $1,050 

Patterson  W R to  S W Rawson  apr  15  It  4 

b 9 Ashland’s  add  3 y 8%.  . . - $3000 

Peterson  G to  L Baird  Apr  13,  Its  8 and  9 

b 2,  Harrison’s  add,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Rapp  P A to  G N Stone  Apl  19  It  51  b 6 

Archers  add  3 y 8%  p m $1275 

Reilley  P to  C A Burley  Apr  19  Its  48  and 

49  b 2 b 18  33  39  14  3 y 8% $600 

Retzloff  S and  C to  J Buehler  Apr  19  pt  b 

10  Elston’s  add  2 y 7 % $500 

Rich  E A to  S M Rawson  Apr  15  It  4 It  36 

b 4 18  39  14  2 y 8% $2000 

Reidy  M N C to  P W Holway,  Apl  17,  s %0 

It  8 b 2 b 19,  33  39  14,  mthly,  7 % $1500 

Ritzenthaler  J G to  R Berger,  Apl  14,  It  10 

b 92,  6 37  15,  3 y,  8% $1000 

Romulus  A to  J Buehler,  Apl  15,  It  26  b 13, 

Bickerdike’s  add,  2 y,  7% $1000 

Rubens  H to  M T Tuley,  apl  15,  pt  It  1 It 
103  etc,  Bronson’s  add,  3 8,  6^...  .$10,000 
Rick  J to  W Heinemann,  Apl  7,  It  26  to  29 

b 1,  sub  of  J & P’s  add,  3 y 8% $3,000 

Roessl  M to  J H Ernst,  Apl  1,  It  9 b 3,  30 

30  14,  2 v $200 

Rich  W to  W C Fricke,  Mch  31,  It  74  b 4, 

7 39  14,  3 y 8% $1,000 

Ristow  J to  A F Koetschmer  Apl  12,  It  83 

It  4 b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Richards  T to  D J Avery  Sept  5,  It  18  b 1 

It  30,  16  38  14,  5 y 8% $1,000 

Rosmaneth  C to  T H Schintz  apr  16,  It  21 
and  pt  22  b 18,  J R & S’s  add,  3 y 8%. . . 

$2,500 

Richardson  M A C to  N N Jones,  Mch  31, 

pt  n e 34  36  38  14,  9 y 8%.  p m $4,000 

Rohde  O to  M E Greeenebaum,  Mch  22  It 

59  Gross  Park,  234  y 7%,  p m $275 

Richardson  B S to  J A Cole,  apl  15,  It  3 b 

2,  Park  add,  Ravenswood $650 

Rich  E to  C S Redfield,  Apl  9,  It  8 b 5,  21 

38  14,  1 y,  7%,  p m $500 

Schick  H to  L A Frey,  apl  8,  It  25  b 81,  S 

Chicago,  12  y,  8%,  p m $1200 

Stumer  M to  N A Mayer,  Apl  9,  It  222,  etc, 

28  39  14,  3 y 8% $7,000 

Stickney  C A to  L Baird,  Apl  5,  It  47  b 38. 

33  40  14,  5 y 8% $1,200 

Sticka  F to  C J Vopicka,  Apl  9,  It  3 b 67, 

2139  14,  wkly,  5$ $1,200 

Stacnlik  V to  T H Schintz,  Apl  10,  pt  Its 

48  and  49,  20  39  14,  1 y 7% $3,000 

Spanhoff  F E to  T C Edwards,  Mch  30,  It 

6 It  3,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,  H $800 

Squre  T to  T Withaetz,  Mch  10,  pt  It  10  b 

19,  s s add,  6 m,  8% $200 

Schoreck  C S to  P Sommer,  Apl  8,  It  12  b 

4,  28  39  14,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $1,200 

Stark  J to  J Foley,  Apl  14,  It  18  b 6, 18  39 

14,  mthly,  8% $600 

Stewart  J H to  W E Furnace  Mch  19,  It  9 
It  16  etc,  Egan’s  add,  3 y,  6$,  pm..  ..$300 
Squier  C H to  E A Dicker,  Apl  8,  It.  10  b 24, 

S Chicago,  3 y,  7$ $1100 

Stone  S to  H E Greenebaum, Apl  14,  pt  It  4 

b 6,  21  38  14,  3 y,  7$ $700 

Schneider  M to  J H Ernst,  Apl  14,  Its,  7 

and  8 b 1,  20  40  14,  3 y,  8%% $1000 

Simon  J to  P W Showhook,  Apl  5,  It  11  b 

2,  B & E’s  add,  4 y,  7% $3500 

Sharp  E H to  B F Head,  Apl  1,  It  22  b 1, 

Bogue’s  2d  add,  2 y, $450 

Schuhrke  C to  H C Zuttermeister,  Apl  9,  It 
44  b 15, 19  39  14,  3 y,  7% 


^tatcup  M to  C N Lauman,  apl  17,  It  21, 

Stone’s  add,  3 y,  7$ $500 

Svec  J to  L Mandl,  Apl  15,  It  26  b 5,  20  39 

14,  3 y,  7$ $1200 

Settergren  C G to  J F Rhodes,  Apl  17,  Its 
31  and  32  b 5,  Norinalville,  mthly,  8 %.  . 

$1700 

Snider  H A H to  B L Pease,  Apl  15,  It  3 It 

1,  etc,  b 3,  13  39  13,  3 y,  7%,  p m $800 

Snider  H A H to  G E Cole,  Apl  15,  It  3,  etc, 

b 3,  13  39  13,  mthly,  8%,  pm $493 

Smith  G H to  G A Springer,  apl — , pt  It  9 

b 1,  21  38  14,  2 y,  8% $1100 

Sjowall  C E to  M Culver,  Apl  12,  It  36  b 2, 

Culver  Park,  15  m,  8%,  pm...., $100 

Sackrzewsky  G to  J Buehler,  apl  14,  It  6 b 

13,  31  40  14,  3 y,  8% $1000 

Schuber  F to  A W Eschenburg,  apl  14,  pt 

It  39  and  all  42  and  pt  It  43  b 26,  33  40 

14,  1 y,  7% 8400 

Swenie  E D to  L Baird,  Apl  2,  It  13  b 1,  20 

40  14,  4 y 8% $800 

Sprietzer  K to  L Mayer  Apl  12,  It  39  b 26, 

Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7% $1,800 

Sitehammell  W to  J W Pfeiffer  apl  15,  It 
14,  Counselman’s  sub,  8 38  14,  wkly  8% 

$933 

Smithwick  J to  P Keane  apl  15,  It  14  b 2, 

S & G’s  add,  wkly  8 % $1,600 

Spikings  A to  F W Young  Apl  15,  It  5 b 1, 

8 38  14,  42  m 6 % $370 

Sharp  H to  B F Head  apl  16,  It  14  b 2,  My- 

rick’s  add,  5 y 7% $500 

Suck  L to  H G Foreman  apr  9.  It  32  b 4 e 

% b 11,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 8% $2  00 

Schultz  E to  G Coombs  Mch  31,  It  22  b 6,  6 

39  14,  5 y 7% $700 

Swift  C B and  A L to  C L Hammond  apr 


15,  pt  It  10  etc,  16  38  14,  2 y 7%. 


$700 


Silhanek  M to  T H Schintz,  Apl  9,  pt  It  4 b 

38,  s s add.  5 y,  7% $2000 

Schaefer  E to  P Stein.  Apl  12,  pt  Its  6 and 

7 b 10,  6 39  14,  3 y,  7% $2000 

Speirs  A to  C J Hambleton,  Apl  14,  Its  21 

and  22  b 6,  Davis’  add,  3 y,  8% $1200 

Steinmuller  J to  J H Ernst  apr  8,  It  13  b 2 

b 5.  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 8%% $200 

Singelmann  C to  C York  Apr  16,  house, 

680  Union  st,  Dec  1 7% $300 

Salisbury  N to  P McHugh  Apr  8,  It  20  It  20 

etc,  Ellis’  e add,  3 y 8%  p m $3,000 

Shepard  E E to  H Felsenthal  Apr  20,  Its  1 
and  2 It  11  etc,  Clearville,  Mch  7 ’89,  8% 

$500 

Stewart  H to  0 C Butz  Apr  12  It  86  b 14  7 

39  14  mthly  8% $900 

Smith  J S to  L Baird  Apr  10,  It  19  b 2 34 

39  14  5 y 8% $3500 

Sibbert  J to  W C Fricke  Apr  1 It  19  b 3 7 

39  14  1 y 7% $300 

Stockton  H and  J L to  J V Le  Moyne  apr 
16  It  1 It  45  etc  Palmer’s  L S add  5 y 8% 

$4200 

Stengel  C to  A Herchenroeder  apr  19  It  95 

Waller’s  sub  28  39  14  2 y 6% $348 

Stanton  J to  R Berger  apr  14  It  5 b 3 9 38 

14  3 y 8% $300 

Tiemann  L A W to  J C Gunzenhanser  Apr 

15,  It  37  b 7,  28  39  14,  5 y 7% $4,500 

Tbauer  C to  E Hanscy  Apr  2 It  1 b 6,  28  39 

14  3 y 8% $2000 

Todhunter  M to  G H Leonard  Apr  17  It  2 b 

7 8 37  15  2 y 8% $300 

Taylor  C E and  F C to  S W Rawson  Apr  16 
It  6 It  41  etc  b 18  17  39  14  5 y 8%....  $6000 
Timmrick  J to  E A Warfield  Apr  15  It  10 

b 17  7 38  14  3 v 8%  p m $300 

Turner  H L to  W A Bond,  Apl  5,  Its  17  and 

18  b 3,  2 38  14.  2 y,  8% $2500 

Tucker  L K to  C C Kohlsaat,  Mch  13,  pt  s 
w n e 28  39  13,  3 y,  6 %,  p m.  2 

deeds, $2324 

Terwilliger  G A to  W Loeb,  Apl  16,  Its  3 

and  4 b 44,  Chittendon,  5 y,  6% $2000 

Titus  B to  D Williams,  Jan  28,  pt  It  5 b 11, 

Rockwell’s  add,  2 y,  8% $1100 

Travencik  J to  T Halas,  Apl  15,  pt  It  1 b 

9,  20  39  14,  2 y,  7% $1000 

Thomrs  W H to  H C & van  Sohaak,  Mch 
13,  pt  b 1 b 27,  33  39  14,  5 y,  7%,  4 deeds 

$4000 

Tranik  M to  T H Schintz,  Feb  13,  pt  Its  7 
and  8 b 3,  Brainard  & E’s  add.  5 y,  6 % 

$5000 

Towle  J R to  H N Holden  Mch  1,  pt  Its  1 
to  6 b 1,  Woodlawn  2d  add,  5 y 8%,  p m 

$7,850 

Towey  M to  C D Wells  Mch  16,  Its  6 and  7 

b 51,  8 38  14,  bi-wkly  7% $600 

Trabilcock  A et  al  to  J Penhalligan  Mch 
23,  Its  1 and  2 b 2,  2138  14,  5 y 8$.  .$2,000 
Tierney  E E to  C II  Puscheck  Mch  10,  It  9 

b 1,  Brown’s  add,  wkly  8 % $1,000 

Thomsen  J to  J Rosenthal,  Apl  14,  It  10  b 

13,  33  40  14,  5 y,  8% $3000 

Ute3ch  M and  C to  J J Altpeter  Mch  17  It 
19  b 1 b 24,  7 38  14  wkly  8 % $600 


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Vucha  J tc  J Nutt,  apl  1,  It  13  b 43,  19  39 

14,  3 y,  7%,  pm $400 

Vitn  P 0 to  A Wolf,  Apl  2,  Its  26  and  27  b 

1,  17  38  14,  mthly,  8% $600 

VanDyke  L to  E K Smith  Apr  20,  It  44  b 2 

17  39  14,  3 y 6%  p m $1,900 

Watkins  M to  S W Rawson  Apr  15,  It  3 b 

9,  Ashland’s  add,  1 y 6%  p m $2,500 

Weaver  W W to  W A Purcell  Apr  14,  It  32 

b 22,  25  40  13,  3 mos  8i $200 

Warfield  E A to  W S Harbert  Mch  19,  Its 

14  and  15  It  8,  4 38  14,  2 y $1,640 

Whitcomb  F B to  L H Bisbee  Apr  16,  Its 

18  and  19  b 1,  16  38  14,  5 y 1% $1,000 

Warner  L H and  A G to  F R Chandler  Apr 

15  pt  It  53  15  38  14  £ y 7%  2 deeds.  .$3000 
Waldron  E to  H E Greenebaum  Apl  17  It 

62  b 3 4 38  14  4 y 7 % $350 

Weldon  P J to  H A Osborn  Apr  17  It  18  It 

1 b 7 Rockwell’s  add  4 y 8% $1600 

Woodley  M to  J H Bissell  Apr  2,  It  30  R 16 

etc,  3 38  14,  5 y 7% $2,500 

Wonier  H to  C H Merrill  Apr  20,  pt  It  4 It 

49  etc,  28  40  14 $2,500 

Warren  G M to  E E Prussing  Apr  19  It  20 

Dale’s  sub  34  39  14  2 y 8% $1000 

Wilkin  M to  A Wolf,  Mch  22,  It  62  b 1,  30 

39  14,  mthly,  8 % $1000 

Wilkinson  D P et  al  to  J Wilkinson,  Apl  3, 
pt  It  12  It  1 b 32,  Wolcott’s  add,  2}^  y, 

7% $5500 

Wickersham  C E to  J H Bissell,  apl  18,  It 

10  and  pt  11  b 4,  21  38  14,  3 y,  7%. . .$1500 
Wanzer  J M to  S W Hart,  Apl  1,  It  16  b 6, 

Ravenswood,  3 y,  6% $1850 

Worley  J to  C E Towne,  Apl  17,  It  12  and 

11  b 4,  29  39  13,  4 y,  6% $700 

Wurst  J M to  C Jorn,  apl  15,  It  40  b 4. 

Kay’s  add,  3 y,  7% $1400 

Woodrich  C to  J Holm,  Apl  12,  w % s w 

31  36  12,  7 y,  6%,  p m $500 

Wilke  A to  J H Ernst,  Apl  9,  It  25  It  12, 

North  add,  3 y,  6^ $800 

Whales  J W to  M Culver,  Apl  16,  Its  1 and 

2 b 1,  Culver  Park,  1 y,  8%,  pm $125 

Wolf  A to  H J Christoph,  Apl  9,  It  7 b 1,  20 

39  14,  5 y,  8% $6000 

Wisdom  A E and  J to  J E Fay,  Apl  5,  Its  1 
to  4,  Crosby’s  sub,  25  40  J3,  3 y,  7%,  p m 

$2150 

Wilder  J D to  S K Hurford,  Apl  1,  Its  1 to 

5 b 1,  Glencoe,  2 y,  8% * $300 

Winkalman  H to  J Bremer,  Mch  8,  It  49  b 

4,  8 37  15,  1 y,  8% $800 

Woodruff  R to  C C Kohlsaat,  apl  3,  pt  It 

1 b 13,  21  28  14,  3 y,  7% $3000 

Walsh  J H to  GM  Rogers,  Mch  22,  Its  17 

and  pt  16,  10  38  14, — ,6£,  pm $122 

Wolf  G to  A Mack  Apl  10,  lt'37  b 17,  20  39 

14,  1 y 7% $375 

Wallenborn  C and  N to  J S Cook,  Apl  9,  pt 

It  98  It  61  etc,  Bronson’s  add,  3 y 6% 

$2,000 

Wunnicke  J to  H C Zuttermeister  Apl  15, 

It  36  b 16,  20  39  14,  3 y 6 %% $1,500 

Williams  C toR  Berger  Apl  13,  Its  5 and  6 

It  A,  28  40  14,  3 y 8$ $10,000 

Walsh  E to  A Peterson  apl  15,  It  28  It  1 b 

19,29  39  14,  3 y 7# $1,200 

Winchell  E H to  A E Wincheli , Its  3 

to  6 and  18, 18  42  12,  June  1 ’87,  5% . . $7,993 
Westerlin  J M to  H Rieke  apr  6,  It  11  b 

I,  29  40  14,  3 y 8% $1,000 

Webb  A C to  A E Barr,  Mch  15,  It  6 and  pt 

15,  b 8 b 44,  Sheffield's  add,  semi-mthly. 

8% $1000 

Wren  C C aud  D J to  H Miller,  Jan  27,  Its 
7 and  8,  s w 34  39  14.  1 y,  8%,  p m, 

$4,500 

Weinhoeber  E A et  al  to  J N Hills,  Apl  1, 

Its  27  to  39  It  9,  Belle  Plaine,  4 y,  8% 

$2,336 

Verbryck  B K to  Sheldon  & Hale,  Apl  1,  It 
42,  Eastman’s  sub,  8 39  14,  1 y,  8% . . .$500 
Walter  H to  A Podolsky,  Apl  i4,  It.  31,  S 

Scandinavian  add,  wkly,  6$ $500 

White  E N to  J H Bissell.  Mch  31,  It  12  It 

II,  etc,  b 17,  21  38  14,  5 y,  7% $1500 

Winsaner  M to  N A Mayer,  Apl  14,  It  3 10 

b 8,  3 39  14,  5 y,  7% $1000 

Zinzow  C to  F Schrader,  Mch  29,  It  4 b 2 


b 47,  19  40  14,  4 y,  7% $700 

Zavadil  L to  H E Greenbaum  Apr  19  It 
5 b 15  20  39  14  1 y 7% $6000 

91  OUTRAGES. 

Abel  J F to  Mack  & Schnied,  Mch  29,  It  2 

b 5,  33  39  14,  1 y 8% $700 

Airth  W to  T Ferguson,  Apl  J,  pt  It  4 b 6, 

Pitner’s  add,  Evanston,  10  y,  6 

Arman  A to  K Winne  apr  13,  pt  It  92  n e 

1£,  23  38  14,  4 y 8%  p m $1,200 

Achten  M to  J Whelan,  Apr  19,  Its  29  and 

30  b 8,  28  39  14,  3 y,  7% $2000 

Brunneke  C and  C to  Phcenix  B Society 
Apr  14,  It  5 It  9.  Butterfield’s  add,  wkly 

$1,200 

Blaekler  T to  Evanston  & N Cook  Co  B & 

L Assn  apr  12,  pt  It  1 b 1,  Adarps  & 
Brown’s  add,  Evanston,  mthly  8%.  .$2,800 
Bicknaese  H to  G Schultz,  Apl  2,  It  7 b K 

etc,  Palatine,  3 y,  8% 

Brown  E L to  E B Steere,  Mch  11,  It  13  b 

17,  Hyde  Pk,  1 y,  8% $600 

Brown  J N to  H H Janssen,  Apl  1,  It  56  b 

3,  29  40  14,  1 y,  8% $122 

Compton  A M to  Peoples’  B & L Assn 
Mch  15,  Its  13  and  14  b 31,  17  40  14, 

wkly  8% $1,400 

Collier  F H et  al  to  Union  M L Ins  Co 
Mch  17,  pt  It  1 6 54.  o t,  2 y 5%  p m 

$65,000 

Chamberlain  J F to  F Brooks  aDr  17,  Its 

101  and  102  b 4,  7 37  14.  2 y 6 % $300 

Cohn  H to  Poenix  B Society  Apr  14,  It  31 

b 9,  Gross’  n add,  wkly  5% $1,300 

Crocker  A L to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co,  Apr  12, 
pt  It  3 b 15,  Kinzie’s  add,  5 y,  8%. . . $9000 
Colby,  C C to  T Goode,  Apr  19,  It  18  b 43, 

Sheffield’s  add,  4 y, — , pm $1200 

Dorstewitz  E B to  P Bohlander  Apr  12,  It 
8 b 13,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  2 y 8%. . . 

$1,200 

Dunne  P J to  C J Hambleton,  Apl  5,  It  13 

b 9,  4 38  14,4  y,  8% $350 

Edwards  P M and  H A to  Englewood  B <fc 
L assn  Feb  8,  pt  Its  2 and  3 b 11.  Lin- 
den Grove,  mthly  7% $3,000 

Eettner  A M and  G to  E Ritan,  Apr  19,  It 

4 It  11  b 3,  6 39  13,  1 y,  8% $100 

Forster  C to  N Chicago  Mut  L & B Assn, 
Apr  15,  It  20  b 44,  33  40  14,  wkly,  5 1-5# 

$1000 

Forberson  P to  West  North  ave  B & L 
assn  Apr  14,  It  12  b 8,  36  40  13,  mthly 

h% $1,200 

French  M A to  C C Chandler,  Apl  15,  It  28 

b 1,  2 38  14,  6 m $700 

Gould  J jr  to  L V Ferris  Apl  12.  Its  1 and 

2 b 73,  Maywood,  18  months  7% $300 

Galena  J to  H Smith  Apr  7,  It  14  b 4,  17 

39  14,  4 y 7% $200 

Gaskoit  to  J R Heckman  Apr  10.  It  26  s e 

M 8 6 4 38  14,  3 y 8% $300 

Green  T to  M A Stanton,  Apr  10,  pt  It  16 

b 16,  Welcott’s  add,  2 y,  7% $1000 

Hermon  EC  to  W H Reid  Apl  9,  pt  b 33, 

Kinzie’s  add.  4 y 8% $3,750 

Harneck  H to  J West,  Apr  16,  It  11  w b 

10,20  38  14,  2 y,  8% '.$400 

Hill  J to  Douglas  Pk  B & L Assn,  Apr  17, 
pt  Its  23  and  21,  3 38  14,  mthly,  8%.. $2400 
Hanson  J B to  J Hellstrand  Apr  12,  It  9 b 8 

20  40  14,  wkly  5% $1,000 

Hallstrom  J to  Phcenix  B Society  Apr  5, 

Its  1 to  3 b 8,  25  40  13,  wkly  b% $3,000 

Hubrict  E W to  J P Klein  Apr  10,  It  1 b 7. 

K & R’s  add,  Evanston,  4 y 6$  p m.  . $400 
Hubbard  G S jr  to  Equitable  SL&H 
assn  apr  9,  b 11,  28  39  13,  mthly  8%.  $4,000 
Hills  G W to  Evanston  <fc  N Cook  Co  B & L 
Assn  apr  12,  pt  It  1 b 1.  Adams  & 
Brown’s  add,  Evanston,  mthly  8%.  .$2,100 
Hartsook  I and  D to  S M Slack,  Apl  8,  pt 

It  22  b 2,  33  39  14,  2 y,  8% 2200 

Harpell  E and  W to  G R Cannon,  Apl  13, 

It  5 b 1,  34  39  14.  2y,  6$,  p m $1250 

Junker  C to  J Wachler,  Mch  15.  pt  n w 

8 36  14,  2 y,  8% $2000 

Jones  R to  Phoenix  B Society,  Apl  14,  It 

16  b 2,  20  40  14,  wkly,  5% $2000 

Kandzaro  A to  M Tergang  Apl  12,  It  3 b 3 


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b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 8% $800 

Kraft  J to  Edwards  & Gahl,  Apl  16,  It  30 

to  32  b 16,  29  40  13,  Dec  18,  8% $150 

Kru mm  H to  Trustees  Schools,  35  15,  Apl 

17,  b Elt  1,  32  36  15,  4y,  6% $401 

Koehler  H to  H Felsenthal  apr  16,  It  16  b 

3 b 45,  21  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,800 

Kostka  C to  S Gajiecski  Apr  13,  pt  It  32  b 

7,  5 39  14,  3 months  7% $1,000 

Keingelhofer  C and  A to  Lined  B & L Assn, 
Apr  17,  It  29  b 1 b 19.  31  39  14,  wkly,  8 %, 

$2000 

Keestensen  K P to  W Peterson,  Apr  1,  It  9 

and  pt  8 b 2,  8 39  14,  4 y,  7% $140C 

Kirmally  L to  H Botsford.  Mch  11,  It  1 b 

3,  16  38  14,  3 y,  8% ! $1421 

Kerwin  F C ir  to  J Lang  Apl  5,  It  6 b 38, 

16  38  14.—  7 % $1,500 

Lae  J F to  C Myer,  Feb  23,  Its  2 and  6, 

Lau’s  sub,  8 36  14,  1 y,  8% $500 

Laceg  F E to  J S L O’Neil,  Apr  19,  ptlts 

53  and  52  b 9,  17  39  14,  3 y,  6% $5500 

Lykke  L N to  B & O Employes’  Relief  assn 
apr  14,  It  10  It  18  b 4,  S Chicago,  mthly 

8% $1,500 

Mundell  J to  E F Partridge  apr  10,  pt  It  1 

b32,  ot  (q  c d) $25,000 

Morotta  M to  G Morotta  Apr  3,  It  28  s e 
etc,  5 39  14,  2 y no  int 
Miller  A to  T Krasem  n.  Apr  19,  It  14  b 2, 

6 39  14,  6% $500 

McCormick  H to  I Pilot,  Apr  14,  pt  It  10  b 

1,  36  40  13,  6 m.  8% $500 

Mueller  C L to  S W Ballin,  Nov  2,  It  85 

Ballin,  sub,  8 38  14,  2 y,  8% $400 

Mueller  G A to  M Chi  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Apl  10,  It  43  b 3,  Fullerton’s  2d  add, 

wkly,  5 1-5$ $500 

O’Brien  M to  House  B <fc  L assn  Apr  12,  It 

24  and  25  b 13,17  3914,  mthly  — $300 

Peterson  M and  J to  Peoples  B & L assn 
Apr  5,  pt  It  14  b 7,  35  40  14,  mthly  8$.  . 

$1,300 

Powers  P to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B assn, 
Apr  14,  It  27  b 13.  Sheffield’s  add,  wkly 

5 1-5$ .' $2,500 

Peterson  M jr  to  M Peterson  sr  apr  17,  It 

4 b 2,  6 39  14,  2 y 5% $600 

Paige  C and  M H to  Booksellers  & S M S L 

<fc  B Assn  apr  12,  It  10  b 24,  22  40  13, 

mthly  8%. $2,300 

Petterson  R J to  J Helbig,  Dec  12,  pt  w % 

s e 34  30  37  11,  3 y,  8% $375 

Pfister  W C to  Cosmopolitan  B & L Assn, 
Mch  31,  It  19  b 5 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add, 

mithly,  7%, $2000 

Richards  O M to  L R Warner,  Mch  1,  Its 

8 and  9 b 4,  19  40  14,  4 y,  7% $600 

Roth  C to  G C Klehne,  Apl  16,  pt  n w % n 

e 34  16  41  13,  3 y,  7% $700 

Rycroft  W J to  Charter  O Lins  Co  apr  16, 

It  30  b 5,  Harrison’s  add,  2 y p m . . . . $200 
Runkle  M and  H L to  J Krueger  Apr  14, 

It  33  and  pt  34  b 13,  25  40  13,  1 y 8%.  $420 
Rohwedder  H to  L Loewenthal,  Apr  16,  pt 

b 15,  Wash  Heights,  2 y,  8%' $250 

Rinn  J to  R Dennis  Mch  29,  Its  15  to  28  b 
5,  Keney  & R’s  add,  Evanston,  90  ds  7% 

$600 

Stoeber  J to  C Fuchs  Apl  1,  It  30  b 11.  28 

39  14,  3 y 7% $1,200 

Stanek  T to  Lincoln  B & L assn  Mch  22, 

It  19  and  20  b 4,  28  39  14,  wkly  8%.  .$1,200 
Swenson  O M to  A Hellstrand  Apr  3,  It  4 

b 8,  25  40  13,  60  ds.  6%  2 deeds $1,800 

Steiber  H to  M Brand  Apr  10,  It  45  b 1,  36 

40  13,  3 y 7% $400 

Shattuck  F E and  I H to  J G Myers,  Apr  2 

It  8 b 4,  34  39  14,  2 y,  6£,  p m,  2 deeds 

$4000 


Walton  M N to  Bankers  & M B & L Assn 
Apl  1,  e 3s£  It  3 b 6,  8 8 add,  mthly  8#  j 

<£2  700 

Wolf  M A t*  J G Ritchie,  Apr  15,  Its  10  and 
11  b 3,  Small  s add,  LaGrange,  3 y,  7 % 

$300 

Walsh  J R to  M Brand  Api  13,  It  151, 

Hull’s  sub,  4 39  14,  1 y 7% $400 

Westphal  A to  Phcenix  B Society  Apr  13, 

It  2 It  2,  State  Bank  add,  wkly  b%.  . .$5,500 
Wilson  M M to  J R Dean  Mch  25,  pt  Its  1 
to  4 b 3,  Rockwell’s  add.  6 months  7%. . 

i $375 

Warner  M to  P Simmer,  Oct  5,  Its  6 and  9 

b 7,  Lemont,  3 y,  6^ $500 

Windle  W to  T Hempshall  Apl  10.  It  83  b 

1,  7 39  14,  4 y 8%.  . $1,400 

Ziemann  F to  F Heinemann,  Apl  16,  Its  1 
and  2 b 3 b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  etc,  5 y, 

7% .$1800 

Zoladowhski  L to  Home  M L Assn,  Apl, 

12,  It  4 b 1,  6 39  14,  wkly,  5 l-b% $2500 


Schmitt  J to  J Degan,  Apr  19,  It  7 b 16, 

Lee’s  add.  10  y,  6£ $3000 

Sanders  A M to  T 0 Spring,  Apl  19,  pt  It 

8 b 94,  27  39  14,  2 y,  8%,  p m $3500 

Trainer  J C to  W H Stubbings  apr  7,  Its 

6 and  7 b 2,  Kensington,  1 y 8j» $300 

Tyler  A to  E M Hippach  Feb  24,  pt  It  3 b 

4,  34  39  14.  Feb  24  ,89  8% $2,000 

Tower  M and  J B to  Chicago  Perm  B & L 
Assn,  Apr  6,  pt  Its  15  and  16  b 3,  21  38 
14,  mthly,  8 $2600 


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Scherak  F to  J Frink  Apr  15,  It  44  b 15, 

Ellston’s  add $350 

Cornwell  E to  F B Ives  Mch  8,  pt  It  1 b 
13,  21  39  14 $2,500 


CHATTEL,  MORTGAGES. 

Ashley  H to  W B Thompson  Apl  12,  furn 

etc,  302  Michigan  ave,  6 m $600 

Amos  G W to  J W Lusk  Apl  9,  meby,  11  s 

Canal  st,  6 m $68 

Adair  W to  C Babcock,  Apl  15,  furn,  etc, 

3917  Winter  st,  4 m $346 

Aam  H S to  J G Mitchell,  Apl  12,  under- 
taker’s goods,  635  Lake  st,  1 y $150 

Anderson  J to  C J Shields,  Apl  17,  furn, 

etc,  3422  State  st,  6 m 

Baxter  A R to  W Moorhouse  Apl  10,  furn 

etc,  764  Lake  st,  6 m $130 

Brennan  M L to  G Gates  Apl  10  furn  and 
piano,  Bauer  & Co  17005,  441  Randolph 

st,  6 m $155 

Beaubien  A to  J D Spear  Apl  12,  piano, 
Kimball  39851,  etc,  86  n Western  ave,  6 

m $115 

Bronson  E J to  H F Bronson  Jan  10  print- 
ing office,  1606  Milwaukee  ave,  2 y.  .$607 
Bierbach  G E to  W W Charles  Apr  13,  furn 

etc,  585  Wells  st,  4 months $143 

Brown  W to  H Abrahams  Apr  14,  barber 

shop,  250  31st  st,  1 y 330 

Benjamin  S S to  G W Hoffman  apr  15, 
furn  etc,  Brevoort  House,  6 mos. . .$5,742 
Buttner  A to  J W Lusk  apr  15,  horses  etc. 

64  Ontario  st,  6 m $130 

Bruesch  G to  P Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  apr 

9,  saloon,  128  Lake  st,  1 j $600 

Blanterier  R to  W Croft  apr  13,  saloon, 

2256  Archer  ave,  1 y $250 

Binz  F to  Bemis  & M Brg  Co.  Apl  14. 

saloon.  34  w 13th  st,  6m $300 

Boyer  J S to  E R Walker,  Apl  15,  furn, 

etc,  217  Michigan  av,  Sept  1 $1001 

Baechle  H to  Wacker  & Birk  B & M Co, 

Apl  13,  saloon,  369  Fifth  a^,  2 y $603 

Baslon  W to  J J Carson,  Apl  14,  753  Har- 
rison st,  8 m $201 

Brooks  W C to  C Williams,  Apl  14  furn,  etc, 

183  Cass  st,  7 m $102 

Breek  E P to  A S Marsh,  Apl  1.  furn,  etc, 

90  Deorborn  st,  security  for  rent ....  $ — 
Brandt  J to  W S Adams,  Apl  1 rubber, 
stable,  furn.  etc,  2107  Indiana  av,  3 m. 

$100 

Barton  A J to  C E Wyman,  Apl  12,  horses, 

etc,  462  Wabash  av,  9 m $800 

Bluhm  R to  C Williams,  Apl  16,  horse,  27- 

43  Shields  av.  4 m $57 

Bright  J to  C Williams,  Apl  17,  furn,  etc. 

2001  Archer  av,  5 m $90 

Baggot  E to  W N Alley,  Apl  14.  furn,  etc, 

3625  Emerald  av,  6 m $95 

Conway  P to  E W Dryden  <fc  Co  Mch  29, 

cab, mthly $350 

Coony  F H to  J L Curtis  Apl  7,  fur  etc, 
2010  Wabash  ave  4 m $143 


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irist  S E to  J VV  Lusk  Apl  16,  turn  etc, 

245  Wabash  ave,  6 m $97 

harter  0 L Ins  Co  to  W J Rycroft,  It  30 

b 5,  Harrison’s  add  I500 

'oolidge  WtoT  J Woodman  Dec  31, photo 

gallery,  53  Curtis  at,  1 y $200 

'lark  F B to  S Davidson  , furn  etc, 

156  Chestnut  st,  mthly $18J 

lurren  J to  E W Dryden,  Apl  15,  cab,  etc, 

10  

Jolbert  J to  A R Beck.  Feb  13,  house,  o 

Chicago,  2 f331 

lonlon  B to  C Williams,  Apl  16,  furn,  etc 

126  Throop  st,  4 $b2 

larlson  H to  C Wyman,  Apl  8,  furn,  etc, 

45  Heine  st $b5 


Holland  L to  C Williams,  Apl  15,  furn  and 
piano,  295  Newberry  av,  5 m $120 


Dole  A M to  C Williams,  Apl  17,  furn,  etc, 

1407  Michigan  av,  4 $331 

lahsll  W to  Jackson  & Barnet,  Apl  17,  Cab, 

etc,  71  Wells  3t,  7 $280 

Doffey  C J to  G Gates,  Apl  20,  furn,  etc, 

375  Washington  st,  1 y $2G8 

Dorsey  L M to  M P Biddlecom,  Apl  19, ^ 

furn,  etc.  44  Halsted  st,  8 $120 

Davis  M to  W Stoltze  Apl  8,  carrriage,  291 

May  st,  mthly $800 

Devlin  M E and  M to  J Cullen,  Apl  15, 
piano  “Emerson  18051”,  246  Aberdeen  st, 

$133 

Daniels  A J to  Campbell  P P Co  Apr  10, 

press,  41  s Water  st,  1 y p m $175 

Dockendorf  M to  G Dobin  apr  14,  market, 

etc.  682  Centre  ave,  4 months $275 

DesRiviers  M L to  W S Wharton  apr  15, 
horses  etc,  2603  Wabash  ave,  4 m.  $1,120 
Dickert  C to  T Ritchie  apr  12,  furn  etc, 

251  Ea  Salle  ave $571 

Deemes  H W to  MS  Babcock  Apl  16,  furn 

etc,  287  w Congress  st,  5 m $121 

Daehler  G to  C Williams,  apl  14,  house, 

24/  Blackhawk  st,  11  m $560 

Duffy  T J to  A B Ensign  apl  17,  furn  etc, 

3631  Vernon  ave,  1 y $327 

DuNoin  S F to  L A Havens,  Apl  15,  furn, 
ect,  390  Washington  st,  8 m,  p m . . . . $500 
Dantet  C to  J W Lusk,  Apl  15,  cows,  etc, 

632  Boston  av,  6 $381 

Dehn  H to  C Cabcock,  Apl  12,  furn,  etc, 

166  Emerson  av,  July  7, $31 

DeOliver  E to  W S Wharton,  Apl  12,  furn, 

etc,  218  w 13th  st,  4 $45 

Davis  I to  S Chandler,  Apl  16,  machy,  207 

Clinton  st,  mthly $81 

Enk  A to  R Isham,  Apl  10,  piano  (Stein- 
way 8390)  and  furn,  185  Burling  st,  1 m 

$230 

Eldridge  J to  R Rollings  Apl  17,  cab, 

Van  Buren  st ••••••  $325 

Enders  C A to  L Strieker  Apr  12,  horses_ 

etc,  93  18th  place,  15  wks $75 

Freligh  G E to  LAW  Brush  Apr  7,  furn 

etc,  2610  South  Park  ave.  4 mos $122 

Farrell  W E to  J Barnett  apr  14,  cab.  Illin- 
ois and  Wells  st.  6 months $300 

French  F to  M Brand  & Co  Apl  13,  furn 

etc,  340  Blue  Island  ave,  1 y $700 

Friend  F B to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  apl 
16,  saloon.  California  and  Armitage 

road,  1 $360 

Fielstrup  C to  C Williams  Apl  9,  piano, 

Callard  551.  39  Stone  st,  7 m $57 

Fletcher  W to  J H Norton  Apl  10,  furn  etc, 

14  n Sangamon  st,  3 m $96 

Fichter  J Ii  to  H Ebertshaeuser,  Apl  14, 

horses  etc,  407  North  av,  1 y $200 

Foxwell  E to  W W Charles,  Apl  16,  furn, 

e c,  607  Pullman  bldg,  3 m $568 

Flaherty  J J to  V Blatz  Apl  17,  saloon,  59 

w Madison  st,  8 m $265 

Gough  R to  E B Brown  Apl  10,  horses  etc, 

186  Jefferson.  8 m $145 

Gelder  D to  C H Hemingway,  Apl  14, 

saloon,  253  Western  av,  7 m $300 

Green  E to  G Howard,  Apl  19,  horses,  etc, 

349  Clark  st,  4 m $222 

Grant  W S to  C A Tousley,  Apl  14,  furn, 

etc,  2412  Wabash  av,  4 m $204 

Geibig  H to  J W Lusk  Apl  10  horses  etc, 

Garfield,  8 $190 

Hudson  A and  G E to  W J Moore  apr  2, 
furn  etc,  1316  Monroe  st,  16  months.  .$100 
Hess  et  al  to  M Mueller  apr  14,  saloon,  129 

5th  ave  1 y $650 

Hubbard  J F to  M Scanlan  apr  15,  furn 
etc,  152  Warren  ave,  to  secure  rent.  . . . 

$1,000 

Herschell  S to  Zemossky  & Co  apr  15, 
furn  etc,  109)4  Harrison,  st  5 months 

$110 

Hughes  L R to  C Babcock  Apl  16,  furn 

etc,  3000  State  st,  6 m $328 

Hamilton  A to  M Starr  apl  13,  furn  etc, 

168  Washington  st,  60  ds $150 

Henderson  O M to  C Babcock,  Apl  15,  furn, 

etc,  1932  Clark  st,  6 m $57 

Hayes  M to  A Kirkpatrick,  Apl  13,  saloon, 
3600  Dashiel  st,  July  1 , ’87 $3 


Hart  E to  J W Lusk  Apl  9,  horses,  etc,  13 

Plum  st,  6 $b8 

Hobart  L to  O P Snyder,  Apl  15,  furn,  etc, 

69  Fowler  st,  5 $100 

Haldorsen  H to  E T Brown,  Apl  6,  furn, 

etc,  407  Watt  av,  6 m $182 

Irvins  J to  S Richardson,  Apl  14,  furn,  etc, 

345  w Polk  st  5 $70 

Irving  J to  J D Spear  Apl  9.  furn  etc,  209 

s Peoria  st,  9 $73 

Johnson  J L to  J W Lusk  Apl  14,  furu  etc, 

537  Hurlbut  st,  6 $372 

Johnson  B J to  S Fraser,  Apl  12,  house,  It 

12  b 13,  Bickerdike’s  add,  2 y $200 

Kissling  K to  C Durr  Mch  27,  furn  etc, 

2621  Portland  ave,  2 y $300 

Kittridge  R J to  Campbell  P P Co  Apr  7, 
press,  84  Market  st,  Mch  5,  ’88  p m . $1,295 
Korn  J to  M Brand  & Co  apr  13,  saloon, 

170  Van  Buren  st,  6 months $450 

Kohl  H to  C Williams  apr  14,  horse  etc, 

563  Austin  ave,  7 months $135 

Kenny  W B to  W S Lasher  Apl  15,  piano, 

Emerson  22073,  805  Ohio  st,  1 y $121 

Kerr  W J to  G Howard  Apl  8,  horses  etc, 

2135  Michigan  ave $140 

Krengel  H to  J J Owen  apl  14,  horses  etc, 

234  Larabee  st,  4 $69 

Kroer  & Vogel  to  E Mueller  Apl  9,  wagons 

etc,  1249  n Halsted  st  2 y $6 

Kisselburg  J E to  Nichols  & Hile,  June  18, 

furn  etc,  1187  Van  Buren  st,  9 m $133 

Kaestner  M to  Wacker  & Birk  B & M Co, 

Apl  6,  saloon,  609  Wells  st,  2 y, $500 

Kopplin  F to  H Hoepe,  Apl  15,  leasehold 

in  pt  It  4,  etc,  b 54,  s s add,  2 y $400 

King  M to  J Wyman,  Apl  15,  furn,  etc,  30 

Ogden  av,  6 290 

Knowles  W C to  J IV  Lusk,  Apl  17,  furn, 

etc,  Cicero,  6 m $' 

Liebig  E to  M Moorhouse,  Apl  10,  furn, 

etc,  409  Dayton  st,  3 m $180 

Livingstone  H to  M E Corbett  Apr  10,  furn 

etc, 6 months $150 

Lane  M to  L A W Brush  Apr  7,  furn  etc, 

37  Emerson  ave,  9 months  $■ 

Lewis  R R to  E T Brown  Mch  30,  furn  etc, 

93  Erie  st,  6 months $68 

Livingstone  S L to  J W Lusk  Apl  16,  furn 
and  piano,  Clark  7224,  229  Morse  ave,  6 

m from • ■ $2bb 

Lackman  R and  J to  M L Pembertan  apl 

16,  furn  etc,  12  Pearce  st  6 mo $130 

Link  F E to  T Sittig,  Apl  16,  horses,  etc, 

454  Armitage  av,  May  16 $250 

Lloyd  E S to  H A Pemberton,  Apl  15,  furn, 

etc,  192  Wincherter  av,  6 m $256 

Loomis  S C to  R Busse,  Apl  15,  photo  gal 

lerv,  165  w Madison  st,  Dec  18 $115 

Lewis  A to  S R Harris,  Apl  10,  piano,  820 

Van  Buren  st,  18  m $150 

Lowandowsky  A to  W H Lisson  Apl  10, 

horses  etc,  693  Dickson  st,  1 y $600 

McClenthorn  F to  ASchaafhauser,  Feb  19, 

furn,  etc,  754  Jackson  st,  3 m $120 

Murphy  M W to  B R Hall,  Apl  15,  furn,  ect, 

157  Van  Buren  st,  Mch  1,  87 $250 

Mitchell  F N to  C Williams  Apr  14,  furn 

etc,  2713  Indiana  ave,  7 months $135 

Miller  T to  W S Wharton  apr  7,  horse  etc, 

307  Ohio  st,  4 months $287 

Meguire  G to  C J Shields  apr  8,  furn  etc,  ^ 

250  Indiana  st,  1 y $565 

May  P to  F E Walther  apr  15,  horse  etc. 

424  Division  st,  1 y $900 

Muhle  C to  W S Wharton  Apl  16,  saloon, 

126  Milwaukee  ave,  4 m $115 

Mack  L toJ  J Owen  Apl  15,  furn  etc,  2958 

Dearborn  ave,  6 m $480 

Miller  F to  JJ  Owen  apl  12,  horses  etc,  624 

Centre  ave,  4 m $115 

McDowell  T to  J H McCullough  apl  16, 

furn  etc,  356  Monroe  st,  1 y $204 

Meeklin  F S to  A M Brown  apl  17,  furn 

etc,  1424  Madison  st,  6 m,  6# $80 

Melhuick  H to  B R DeYoung,  Apl  9,  furn, 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  5 m $200 

Maur  J to  A R Beck,  Mch  9,  horses,  etc,  S 

Chicago,  July  1, $200 

Muther  J C to  F F Fellogg.  Apl  15,  machy, 

etc,  216  Lake  st,  6 m $237 

Manly  T to  L B Shields,  Apl  15,  furn,  etc, 

194  Mather  st,  6 $125 

Macks  F et  al  to  C Ryan,  Apl  15,  furn,  etc, 

35  Quincy  st,  5 m $63 

Mapp  T B to  W W Charles,  Apl  7 furn,  etc, 

166  Fremont  st,  3 m $96 

McGerry  J to  S Richardson,  Apl  5,  truck, 

etc,  70  Hawthorne  av,  3 m $95 

McLaughlin  J to  J W Ly brand,  Apl  17, 

furn,  etc,  1212  Wabash  av,  2 y $347 

Miller  C F to  Garden  City  Billiard  Table 
Co,  Apl  17,  billiard  goods,  4245  Halsted 

st,  10  $140 

Metmore  O D to  J W Lusk,  Apl,  17,  furn, 


etc,  188  Walnut  st,  1 y • $792 

Murry  C W jrto  J W Lusk  Apl  10,  piano, 

Vose  & Sons  13202,  Oak  Park,  6m...  $130 
Moran  J to  J D Spear,  Apl  9,  furn  etc,  146^ 

Webster  ave,  6 m $37 

Martins  T to  J Cullen  Apl  10,  horseb  etc, 

494  w 12th  st,  3 $348 

Nye  M A to  J W Lusk  apr  13,  furn  etc, 

2340  Calumet  ave,  6 months $260 

Nueberger  M to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  apr  14, 
billiard  goods,  382  Milwaukee  ave,  1 y 
p $475 

Nome  B to  B Calnon  Mch  4,  market,  134 

Van  Buren  st,  3 $250 

O’Rourke  W L to  L A W Brush  Apr  12, 
furn  etc,  528  Madison  st,  2 months  ....  $93 
O’Neil  B to  J McDowell  apl  15,  piano,  533 

w Superior  st,  10  $100 

O’Brien  J to  H A Pemberton  apl  17. 

piano,  Lake,  8 m $14o 

Ostroskis  S to  Jacob  & Strausheim,  Apl  12, 
horse  & wagon,  ect,  209  Austin  av,  1 y, 

7 $100 

O’Brien  M G to  J D Spear  Mch  23,  furn 

etc,  2324  Wabash  ave,  3 m $57 

Peterson  M to  J Cullen,  Apl  12,  piono  ( 

17851),  Jefferson,  4 m $150 

Papineau  R to  R Papineau  jr  apr  10, 

piano,  furn  etc, 1 y $810 

Pahl  F to  J H Palm  apl  15,  horse  etc, , 

y $150 

Peterson  S to  B Straus  Mch  22,  horse  etc, 

Jefferson,  6 $1<|0 

Pohkson  N to  Troy  Laundry  Machy  Co 

Apl  7,  ironer,  mthly $79 

Peterson  G to  E R Walker,  Apl  7,  furn, 

etc,  336  n Franklin  st,  3 m $: 

Paulson  0 to  C Babcock,  Apl  16,  machy, 

128  Jefferson  st,  4 $116 

Parsons  R W to  J W Parsons,  Apl  16,  horse, 

etc. — , 1 $275 

Page  A to  C Babcock,  Apl  17,  furn,  etc. 

Lake,  1 $166 

Perth  J to  C Seipp  Brg  Co,  Apl  17,  saloon, 

462  Union  st,  2 y $300 

Peacock  G W to  J W Lusk,  Apl  17,  furn, 

etc,  348  Center  st,  2 $57 

Quan  M to  J W Lusk  Apl  10‘ furn  etc,  164^ 

w Jackson  st,  1 y $77 

Rhode  H to  R J O’Connell  Apl  15,  horses 

etc,  38  Congress  pi,  6 m $332 

Reed  J W to  H Heistand  Apl  7,  furn,  etc, 

2 $226 

Roburtus  J to  W W Charles  Apl  12,  furn 

etc,  453  State  st,  3 $35 

Reuritz  G to  W Zachman,  Apl  17,  furn,  etc, 

1077  Milwaukee  av,  4 m $93 

Regan  M to  S Richardson,  Apl  15,  furn, 

etc,  3535  Wentworth  av,  6 m $102 

Roehr  G,  Jr,  to  A B Magoun,  Apl  15,  horses 

ete, — Western  av,  12  wks $155 

Rowlands  E R to  R W Moore,  Apl  15, 

piano,  1 $100 

Reeves  G N to  C A Tousey  Apl  6,  furn  etc 

6321  Madison  st  4 $271 

Robinson  L C to  L M Malaney  Apl  8,  furn 

etc, 60  ds $200 

Rounds  S P jr  to  0 D Tower  apl  17,  print- 
ing office,  17  Robey  st,  L y $500 

Rasmussen  P to  J W Lusk  Apl  16,  furn 

etc,  1137  n Western  ave,  6 m $86 

Solare  E W to  W Schimmel  apr  14,  dia 
mond  earings,  183  3d  ave, 3 months.  .$230 
Scott  S W to  H A Cooper,  apr  15,  barber 

shop , Sept  10 

Schauppner  L to  J P Prenter  Apl  12,  office 
safe  and  fixtures,  196  Clark  st,  May  1, 

$152 

Steahs  C W to  F Steelew,  Apl  16,  house, 

Evanston  $400 

Smith  C H to  J W Lusk,  Apl  17,  furn,  etc, 

3254  Rhodes  av $5455 

Shuler  G W to  J O’Brien  Carpet  Co,  Apl  14, 

carpet,  703  Fulton  st,  10  m $’ 

Sawyer  M A to  J Bourne,  Apl  17,  furn,  etc, 
1436  Michigan  av,  to  secure  rent  — $1500 
Snyder  0 W F to  S Richardson,  Apl  15, 

furn,  etc,  135  La  Salle  st,  4 m $44 

Steele  W to  J Wyman,  Apl  16,  furn,  etc, 

678  Larabee  st,  6 m $225 

Sullivan  C et  al  to  W W Charles,  Apl  16, 

horses,  etc,  561  Wabash  av,  4 m $244 

Spencr  J J to  G Wyman,  Jan  14,  furn, 

etc,  469  15th  st,  6 $139 

Schauppner  L to  Central  Type  Foundry, 
Apl  15,  printing  office,  196  Clark  st, 


Stern  ID  H to  H A Pemberton  apl  16,  furn 

etc,  183  Indiana  st  6 m $135 

Straker  A to  M Brand  Co  Apl  15,  saloon, 

192  w 20th  st.  2 y $375 

Schwarz  A to  J W Lusk  Apl  16,  furn  etc, 

3071  Main  st,  6 $68 

Sanamark  E A to  J W Lusk  Apl  16,  furn 

etc,  334  Sedgwick  st,  6 m $97 

Sullivan  C to  J O’Hern  Apl  10,  horse  etc, 

561  Wabash  ave,  90  ds $105 

Taber  M to  M Vandsdel  Mch  29,  fun  etc 

276  Leavitt  st,  Apl  1,  ’87 $591 

Tidd  W L to  S Tripp  apr  1,  printing  offi- 
ce, 151  s Clark  st,  4 months $168 

Turbush  W H to  J W Lusk  Apl  10,  furn  ^ 

etc,  987  Wilcox  ave,  6 m $130 

Theyer  W H to  HA  Pemberton  Apl  10, 

furn  794  Walnut  st,  6 in $70 

Troom  P N to  W E Potter,  Apl  1,  piano, 

9 $5o 

Thorsen  O to  B Straus  Apl  5,  horses  etc, 

Jefferson,  3 mos $30 

Van  Wagner  F to  W S Lasher  apl  16,  fur 

etc,  100  Loomis  st,  4 m $100 

Vinton  M A B and  G A to  W H Kretsinger, 

Apl  17,  furn,  etc,  116  Monroe  st,  18  m 

. $250 

Vinton  E W to  G Wyman  Apl  10,  furn  etc,^ 

505  Carrol  ave,  9 m $127 

Woodward  F to  R Isham.  Apl  15,  furn,  ect, 

1246  State  st $45 

Wice  A to  W N Alley  Apr  11,  furn  etc,  240 

w Madison  st,  6 months $160 

Wilson  F J to  J H Norton  apr  12,  furn  etc, 

66  24th  st,  2 months $110 

Woodhouse  E to  C H Nix  apl  15,  furn  etc, 

88  Washington  st.  May  1 $465 

Willoughby  A P to  J J Owen  Mch  5,  furn 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  5 m $600 

Wharton  W to  W S Wharton  Apl  10,  furn 

etc,  533  Van  Buren  st,  4 m $215 

Wands  M to  C Williams,  Apl  19,  furn,  etc, 

98  Ogden  av,  9 m $145 

Woodley  J to  W N Alley,  Apl  16,  furn,  etc, 

4509  Langley  st,  3 m $226 

Weinberg  J & Co  to  C B Ensign,  Apl  16, 

resturant,  151  5th  av,  1 y $421 

Watson  H L to  M L Pemberton,  Apl  16, 

furn,  etc  100  Arthington  st $136 

Wrenn  A to  H Loveland,  Apl  2.  furn,  etc, 

3000  State  st,  5 $177 

Wenger  A to  J Hunkey,  Apl  14,  horse,  ect, 

747  Lake  st,  1 y, $102 

Weber  g to  R D Kelly  Apl  1,  horses  etc, 

Palos,  July  5 $300 

Werner  A to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  apl 
10,  saloon,  Jefferson $125 


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Savage  G E to  H Loveland,  Mch  26,  furn, 

etc,  Austin  st,  1 m $283 

Smith  S E to  T J Keane  Mch  31,  furn  etc, 

77  s Morgan  st,  2 y $600 

Simmons  G W to  R Isham  Apl  10,  furn 

etc,  381  w Harrison  st,  6 m $9: 

Schening  C to  C Williams  Apl  8,  horses 

etc,  117  w 18th  st,  9 m $149 

Schackly  J to  L Spitto,  piano,  88  Harri- 
son st.  90  ds $100 


JlIBGMESTS. 

98631  Louis  Frank  et  al  v Eli  Frank.  By  de- 
fit,  $10,000  and  sped  exn. 

101131  Edward  P Alii  v Edgar  P Harper. 

By  defit,  $904,45  on  mer. 

98330  Rose  E Dugan  v O Christerson.  On 
& ver,  $102,50. 

101858  Alexander  Henderson  et  al  v James  A 
Bishop.  By  defit,  $1572,75. 

51193  Moses  Kramer  v M Schwerzman.  By 
defit,  $193,50. 

51150  Osborn  R Keith  et  al  v Schwerzman. 

By  defit,  $564.  Attch  dis. 

51196  John  H Atkinson  v George  Gibbei. 
On  ver,  $543,25. 

98595  Abraham  Sternheim  v Albert  Rosen- 
heim. On  ver,  $1607,50 
98617  Charles  A Paltzer  et  al  v Hugh 
Martin,  et  al  $505,  75. 

98653  Andrew  Peterson  et  al  v Edward  M 
Olson.  On  ver,  $327,80.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

50776  S H Gill  v C Ireland  et  al.  Mo  n t de- 
nied and  judgt  $330. 

51294  Wm  Grankrentz,  admr,  v John  E Pass- 
more  and  wife.  On  findg,  $300.  Satisfied. 
98295  Jonah  Stein  et  al  v Albert  Stnpka. 
On  ver  $77.71. 

51125  I Mattison  v E T Wilcox.  $8.40  and 
proc. 

51201  J Lubbenny  et  al  v Daniel  O’Leary. 
$7.50  and  pros. 

51212  D J Whitney  v Thomas  Parker  jr. 
$10.40  and  proc. 

101352  Rathbone,  Sard  & Co  v Charles 
Taege.  By  defit  $428. 

102093  Dell  Noblit  et  al  v Thomas  Gannon 
and  James  J McGrath.  By  defit  $1262.82. 
99622  Sarah  P Becker  et  al  v A M Huff  and 
S Simon.  By  defit  $321.21  no  exn. 

98541  Benjamin  M Baker  v Louis  Crist.  On 
ver  $150. 

101710  Mary  Grunewald  v George  Goetz. 

$400,  and  on  ans  of  Groll  and  Voltz  $396. 
55684  Frank  Panek  et  al  v Frank  Novotney. 
By  defit  $172.62. 

97666  J Alder  Ellis  et  al  v George  A Cothan. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $124.60.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


96497  Milo  Snowden  v Thomas  Mayer. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $1600. 

101104  Charles  H Pierce  v John  S Leon- 
ard. By  defit  $350.17. 

97686  B Oleson  v J P Atwater.  Plff  remits 
$3.68.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $73.50. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

50688  Victor  Lawson  v Chicago  Driving 
Park.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $733,13. 

50791  Frances  Lorscheider  v John  Lorschei- 
der.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $200. 

93868  Willemine  M McCoy  v C C Ry  Co.  By 
agrmt,  $650.  Satisfied. 

98029  J B Budding  v Joseph  D Okes.  By 
defit,  $1008,61. 

102596  Joseph  Fieldhouse  et  al  v Beaver, 
Wright  & Wetmore  Co.  On  findg,  $4500. 

102597  E W Blatchford  et  al  v Beaver,  Wright 
& Wetmore  Co.  On  findg,  $3059.90. 

101874  Franklin  McVergh  et  al  v Mrs  Rolla 
Oldberg.  By  defit,  $270.54. 


BILLS  OF  SALK. 

Anderson  L to  Paulsen  & Peterson,  Apl  5, 
music  store,  227  Milwaukee  av, ....  $1,000 
Bugler  LtoTL  Bugler  Apr  19,  woolen  fac- 
tory Division  st  and  N Branch $3,500 

Heff  J A to  J Stegenga  Apl  16,  wagon  etc, 

Webster  ave $50 

Koch  E to  R Katzmaier  Apl  14,  house  and 

contents,  37^  w Randolph  st $2,500 

O’Leary  P to  B O’Leary,  Apr  19  furn  etc 

Lane  View $750 

O’Leary  D to  C O’Leary,  Apr  17  blacksmith 

shop $700 

Percival  A to  F Fantelaa  Apr  10,  house  569 

Centre  av $1,800 

Shepard  S G and  M V B to  L M Forrester 

Apr  17  furn  etc,  48  Ada  st $667 

Stevenson  A F to  W G Press,  restaurant, 

61  Washington  st $1,200 

Wilkie  G to  L G Wilkie  Apl  16,  furn  etc, 

132  w Madison  st $1,000 

Barton  T H to  J Mathews,  Mch  31,  house, 
It  15  b 16,  13  37  14,  $200;  Havens  L A to  S F 
DeVoin,  Apl  15,  furn,  etc,  390  Washington  st, 
$2050. 

Riggs  A T to  D K Prentice  Apr  — , library 

126  Washington|st $2,00 

Kellegher  D to  Corper  & Nockin  Apr  20, 

saloon,  230  n Halsted  street $300 

Goetz  A to  F Gizynski  Apr  20,  barber  shop. 

$150 

Remy  S to  R Togelsang  Apr  20,  drugs  etc, 
254  Dayton  st $2,000 


HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

In  a pretty  drawing  room  the  mantel 
mirrors  have  been  displaced  by  a plush 
hanging,  richly  embroidered  and  suspended 
from  a brass  rod  and  rings. 

A delicate  covering  for  a down  sofa  pil- 
low is  yellow  surah  silk  and  decorated  with 
diBks  of  the  silk  in  various  shades  of  yellow; 
each  disk  is  further  ornamented  with  the 
Queen  Anne  darning  stitch. 

Portieres  have  largely  taken  the  place  of 
doors,  particularly  in  well-warmed  houses, 
and  there  is  hardly  a limit  to  the  materials 
or  the  combinations  of  colors  that  may  be 
advantageously  used.  Portieres  to  hang 
over  doors  are  of  velour,  turcoman  or  raw 
silk;  very  elegant  ones  are  made  of  embroid- 
ered plush.  A decided  novelty  is  satin  plush, 
which  drapes  gracefully  and  is  very  rich  in 
effect. 

Moorish  fret-work  make  charming  fire- 
screens when  lined  with  yellow  silk. 

Dainty  and  highly  pleasing  are  variegated 
tulips  or  hyacinths  set  in  a low  gilded  basket. 
These  are  used  on  the  luncheon  or  dinner 
table  as  a centre  piece. 

A glass  table-bell  is  the  latest  fashionable 
freak. 

Unique  lamp  shades  may  be  made  of  col- 
ored beads  in  Japanesque  style. 

Porcelain  and  glass  shades  assume  queer 
and  fantastic  shapes. 


REMOVAL. 

Among  the  recent  removals  of  real  estate 
agents  is  that  of  Wheeler  & Co.,  who  are 
now  located  at  room  1,  No.  130  LaSalle 
street.  The  business  of  the  firm  has  grown 
very  rapidly  within  the  past  few  months. 
In  their  new  quarters  they  will  be  able  to 
give  better  satisfaction  and  attention  to  the 
interests  of  their  patrons  and  all  buyers  and 
sellers  of  real  estate.  Their  renting  depart- 
ments is  assuming  importance  in  their  busi- 
ness, comprising  houses  and  business  blocks 
in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


ORB  & LOCKETT, 

Dealers  in 

Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

<>F  EVERY  DLLCRIPTLON, 

181  & 186  CLARK  ST.,  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 

We  Make  a specialty  of 

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Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

Apbil  27. — 

Lot  7 in  b 20  in  S F Smith’s  sub  of  se  qr 
of  ne  qr  of  sec  18  39  14;  b 6 in  Assessor’s 
div  of  nw  qr  of  and  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec 
32  39  14;  an  und  half  of  b 31  in  Assessor’s 
div  in  sec  32:  an  und  half  of  b 32  in  same 
div  in  sec  32;  except  the  n 45  ft  lot  114, 
115,  116  and  117,  in  Waller’s  sub  in  n part 
of  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  28  39  14.  Lot  10 
in  b 14  in  Ogden’s  add.  Lot  37  in  b 7 in  C 
T’s  sub  iu  w half  of  sec  5 39  14.  Lot  36  in 
b 26  in  C T’s  sub.  Sub-lot  6 of  lot  2 in  n 
half  of  b 13,  in  C T’s  sub.  Lot  7 in  b 27  in 
C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Sub-lot  8 of  sub 
lots  23  to  27  and  33  in  Butterfield’s  addn. 
Lot  18  in  blk  14  in  Newberry’s  add.  The  n 
41  1-2  ft  of  the  w 100  ft  of  sub-lots  1 and  2 
of  lot  10  in  b 16  in  frac  sec  15.  Lot  3 in  b 
9 in  S S add.  Lots  19  to  24,  all  being  in 
Forsythe.  Spear  & Wallace’s  sub  of  b 1,  3 
and  8 of  G W Clark’s  sub  of  e half  of  sw 
of  sec  13  39  13.  Lots  18  and  19  in  b4of 
Derby  & Wallace’s  sub  of  part  of  nw  qr  of 
nw  qr  of  sec  13  39  13;  b 6 in  sw  qr  of  sec 

13  39  13;  b 9 in  sw  qr  of  sec  12  39  13.  The 
e 13  ft  of  lot  3 and  the  w 14  ft  of  lot  4 in  b 
8 in  Fort  Dearborn’s  add.  Lot  11  in  b 2 in 
Ellis’s  west  addition.  Lots  1 and  2 in  b 40 
in  S S add.  Lot  8 and  the  w 88  ft  of  lot  7 in 
b 1,  in  Anderson ville;  the  e qr  of  sw  qr  of 
ne  qr  of  sec  36  38  14;  frac  W of  river,  and 
frac  S of  river,  of  the  sw  qr  of  sec  31  37  15. 
Lot  147  in  b 3,  C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14. 
Lots  1 and  8 in  Gano’s  sub  of  part  of  b 10 
C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Lots  13  and  16 
in  b 3.  Lots  13  and  16  in  b 5,  lot  1 in  b 8 
and  lots  9 and  10  in  block  13,  all  in  Linden 
Grove  sub  in  sec  21  38  14.  S.  F.  Hanohett, 
Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Southwest  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  15  38  14. — S. 
F.  Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lots  25  and  26  in  the  sub  of  tbat  part  of 
b 1 lying  w of  Blue  Island  ave,  in  the  C T’s 
sub  of  the  se  se  qr  of  sec  17  39  14;  also  lot 
3 b 30,  Duncan’s  addn. — F.  H.  Mabsh,  U.  S. 
Marshal.  L.  N. 

Apbil  29. 

That  part  of  s half  of  s half  of  sw  qr  of 
ne  qrof  sec  3 38  14,  lying  w of  the  center  of 
Vincennes  ave,  and  containing  5 26-100  acs, 
more  or  less,  except  the  north  33  feet  taken 
by  Hyde  Park. — Cathabine  L.  Dodge,  Guar- 
dian. L.  N. 

Apbil  26. 

All  that  part  of  lot  4 in  Hamilton’s  sub 
of  lot  1 of  Caldwell’s  Res.,  lying  w of  the 
present  course  of  the  n branch  of  Chicago 
river,  the  same  being  about  1 1-2  acres,  sit- 
uated in  Jefferson. — Henev  Walleb,  Mas- 
ter. L.  N. 

May  1. 

Lots  5 6 7 and  8 iu  b 29  Kimbark’s  add  to  Hyde  Park. 
E J Whitehead,  Master.  L A. 

May  5. 

Lots  9 and  10  in  b 8,  Lee’s  add,  with  building  known 
as  663  and  665  N.  Robey  st.  A.  F.  Stevenson,  Mas- 
ter. L.  N. 

Lots  1 2 3 17  18  and  19  in  b 2 ot  Glencoe.  H T Steele, 
Mas  er.  L A. 

May  lO. 

Commencing  at  the  south  line  of  Sec.  24  40  13  at  a 
point  in  the  middle  of  North  Branch  river,  thence  w 
along  said  sec.  line  23  50-100  chains  to  the  center  of 
North  Branch  road,  thence  n 46J4  degrees  w along 
the  center  of  said  road  5 29-100  chains  to  a stake, 
thence  e 23  14-100  chains  to  the  center  of  North 
Branch  river,  thence  southerly  along  the  center  of 
said  river  to  beginning,  containing  9 acres.  S.  F. 
Hanohett,  Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lots  11  to  19  in  Price’s  sub  of  s qr  of  sw  qr  of  nw 
qr  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35  40  13;  also  e 1 acre  of  s 214  acres 
of  n 1514  acs  of  w hlf  of  w hlf  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35;  also 
all  that  part  of  s 3 acs  of  n 20  acs  of  w hlf  of  w hlf  of 
nw  qr  of  sec  35  which  lies n of  Price’s  sub;  containing 

14  acr  in  Cook  Co.  J R Custer,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  1 and  2 in  b 1 iu  Nichols  & McCullough’s  sub 
of  4 acs  s of  and  adj  the  n 8 acs  of  e hlf  of  se  qr  e of 
railroad  of  sec  9 38  14,  and  lots  71  72  73  and  74  in  blk 
11  in  Walker’s  Douglas  Park  add.  E G Paulding, 
Sped  Comm.  L N. 


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HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Ileal  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 

HAMBLETON,  0.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
street.  Chicago.  Room  12,  Reaper  Block. 

HANSEN  & HARTICAN, 

Real  Kstate,  Loans  and  House  Kenting. 

559  West  Madison  Street  and  183,  185 
and  187  N.  Peoria  Street. 

West  Side  Property  a Specialty. 


KRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale ; stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected;  taxes  paid.  Office:  Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor.  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 


KRAFT  & GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


WM.  IjEAtillE  A CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
sought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 


MAGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
La  Salle  street,  Chicago.  

MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Koom  13,  CHICAGO. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


OSBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 

Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

PARROTT,  JAMES  J.— Real-Estate  and  Loans— 
Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 


PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Rooms  96  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  0.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  } 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Hoorn  7.  S St.,  - Chicago. 


T)EED,  F.  J.— 161  La  Salle  st.  Renting  Agency. 
XL  Business  Property  a Specialty.  Chicago. 


EEDFIELD  C.  S. — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
ance, 6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 


EIEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 
Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 


*T.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS 

Room  8,  112  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, 79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 


SCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
Fifth  ave.,  Staats  Zeitung  Bldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 


SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place,  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMQ  RE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 


STEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
Island  Ave  , corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a speoi 


THORNTON,  a.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7. 
Chicago. 


TIDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Lot  22  in  Southworth’s  sub  of  the  ni4  of  b 11  in  C 
T’s  sub  of  Vi‘A  of  sec  5 39  14.  S.  F.  Hanchett,  fcther- 

fl.  L.  N. 

Lot  15  in  b 6 in  Elston’s  add.  S.  F.  Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lot  110  in  Giving  & Gilbert’s  sub  of  the  s 15  acres 
of  e!4  of  sw  qr  of  sec  14  39  13.  S.  F.  Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lot  17  in  sub  b 1 in  H.  Meyerhoff’s  sub  of  s!4  of  b 
13  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  5 39  14,  aud  ulso  the  uud  lA  of 
lot  5 in  b 6 of  Taylor’s  sub  of  b 1 in  the  Assessor’s 
div  of  eLA  of  uw  qr  of  sec  8 39  14.  Anna  M.  Peteb- 
son,  Adm’x.  L.  N. 

May  S. 

Lot  82  blk  1 in  Sampson  & Green’s  add,  including 
buildings  and  improvements.  E J Whitehead,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 

May  11. 

The  middle  10  acs  of  e hlf  of  s 60  acs  of  n hit  of  ne 
qr  of  sec  28  38  14.  A F Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

May  10 

May  140. 

Lot  1 of  Fairfield  & Tudor’s  sub  of  w half  of  b 5 of 
Borden’s  sub  of  w hlf  of  se  qr  of  6ec  36  40  13  M Wat- 
kins, Special  Master.  L N. 

April  27. 

Lot  52  b 3 of  Dexter  Park  sub,  being  a re-sub  of  pt 
of  Hinkley’s  sub  of  nw  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  8 38  14.  S 
R Hurford,  Trustee.  L N. 

Lot  45  in  b 2 in  McPherson  h Allerton’s  add;  also 
|ot  29  in  b 4 in  S Chicago  Land  & Bldg  Assn  sub  of  w 
hlf  of  n hlf  of  s hlf  of  sw  qr  of  sec  4 38  14;  also  lots  18 
and  19  in  Keeley’ssubof  s hlf  of  lot  6 in  b 25  in  s frae 
of  sec  29  39  14;  also  lots  30  31  32  and  33  of  block  2 in 
Brown’s  add  in  sec  32  39  14.  Martin  Bonheld,  Execu- 
tor. L N. 

April  28. 

Lot  35  and  n 8 ft  of  lot  36  in  the  sub  of  out-lot  91 
and  n hlf  of  out-lot  P6  in  C T’s  sub  w hlf  of  sec  27  39 
14.  H F Kleine,  Admr.  L N. 

Lot  16  in  Dexter’s  sub  of  b 4 in  Assr’s  div  of  sw  frl 
qr  of  sec  22  39  14.  Mary  L Colburn,  Admx.  L N. 

April  29. 

Lot  10  in  b 84  of  that  sub  made  by  the  Calumet  Ca- 
nal & Dock  Co,  of  pts  of  frl  sec  5 and  6 37  15.  Fran 
Koch,  Admr.  L N. 

Lots  6 and  7 In  b 3 of  O A Bogue’s  sub  of  that  part 
of  se  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  14  38  14.  A F Stevenson, Mas- 
ter. L N, 

April  2G. 

Lot  48  in  Chas.  A.  Gregory’s  sub  of  b 62  in  sec  19 
39  14,  also  lot  8 in  sub  of  lot  8 in  b 60  in  C T’s  new 
sub  of  the  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14.  H.  S.  Steele,  Mas- 
ter. L.  N. 


Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 

Philo  Cakpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Isaac  Males, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  156  La  Salle  St. 


WM.  J.  B RAC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

Packing  Boxes 

and  a'i  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue 

BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

CalGimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St 
Building  Materials  ’ 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 


J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

MARBLE  PLACE, 

Rear  of  lt»4  J.a  Salle  St., 

Bet.  Monroe  and  Adams  Sts. 

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west,  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nental link  in  that  system  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
Is  also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  from  points  East,  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding  points  W est.  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  its  main  line  and  branches,  Chicago 
Joliet,  Ottawa,  LaSalle,  Peoria,  Geneseo,  Moline  and  Rock  Island,  in  Illinois’ 
Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield,  Ottumwa,  Oskaloosa  West 
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Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  and  Atchison 
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Dakota,  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 

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Guarantees  Its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  of  continuous  steel  rail;  sub- 
stantially built  culverts  and  bridges;  rolling  stock  as  near  perfection  as 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 
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The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  and  the  Missouri  River  are  com- 

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alace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dining  Cars,  in  which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  “good  Digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

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rich  wheat  fields  and  pastoral  lands  of  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
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Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  36. 

Common 25. 


1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in.  $75.00 @80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@90. 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@66, 

HICKORY. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@60. 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

90@  1.00 

4x5 1.00@  1.25 

4x6 1.60 

414x6 1.75 

5x6 1.75 

BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  60. 

Select,  ^xlO  in.  and  over...  75. 

J^xlO  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m.  125.00 

Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

•^x234  7 

3x3 19 

MAPLF. 

Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 


Basswood,  1st 

$25.00 

Hickory  elm 

. . . . 25. 

Gray  elm 

...  20. 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d. . . . 

...  35.  @40. 

Sycamore 

...  25. 

Chestnut 

....  50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 

18.  @40. 

YELLOW  PINE. 


These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  0.  B., 
Chicago. 

dbessed  and  matched  floobing,  kiln  dbied 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in.  .$25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls 15 

BEADED  ceiling  4 OB  6 INOH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 

STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  1%,  1*4  and 

2 in $35. 

Common 27. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ikon  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Gas  Machines, 

Plain  and  Fancy  Lamps, 

CAR  AND  FACTORY  LAMPS, 

BUILDERS  OF  GAS  AND  WATER- 
WORKS, 

Gasoline! 

PENNA.  GLOBE  GAS  LIGHT  CO., 

47  & 49  North  Second  Street,  Philadelphia. 

N.  Y.  & N.  J.  G.  G.  Lt.  Co.,  Limited, 

1 Park  Place,  N.  Y. 

Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  434. 

Chicago  Lumber  Market. 

YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS— DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1-inch $48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1)4  and  1)4  inches  46  00 

3d  clear,  1 %,  114  and  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  1)4  and  1)4  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  1)4,  R4  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select 22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

stock,  12, 14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D 20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 85 

B 33 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 35  00 

B ■ ■ . 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B . 6-inch 20  00  t 

C,  6-mch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50  1 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50  ' 


A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds . . 

B 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear An  nn  1 

A siding  strips 

A flooring  strips 

B „ 

C „ - „ 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 
Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 

i 

A,  %*inch,  4 and  6-inch 

p ou  1 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch. . 

Clear  and  A.  %-inoh,  6 inch 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 

B,  34  insh  , 6 inch 

SIDING— TIED. 

18  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 

A siding 

n * * f J I 

Fencing  siding,  UD’ 

%-inch  drop  Biding,  6 or  8-ineh,  50  cents 
flooring. 

more  than  | 

A 

WHO  IS  UNACQUAINTED  WITH  THE  CEOCRAPHY  CF  THIS  COUNTRY,  WILI.J 
SFF  RY  EXAMINING  THIS  MAP,  THAT  THE 


CHICAGO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

Bv  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
West  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nenta’l  link  in  that  system  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
Is  also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  from  points  Ei  st.  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding  points  W est.  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  its  mam  line  and  branches,  Chicago, 
Joliet  Ottawa,  LaSalle,  Peoria,  Geneseo,  Molino  and  Rock  Island,  in  Illinois; 
Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield,  Ottumwa.  Oskaloosa.  West 
Liberty  Iowa  City,  Des  Moines,  Indianola,  Winterset.  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin, 
Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  and  Atchison, 
In  Kansas;  Albert  Lea,  Minneaoolis  and  St.  Paul,  in  Minnesota;  Watertown  in 
Dakota,  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towr.c,  villages  and  stations. 

THE  GREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  of  continuous  steel  rail;  sub- 
stantially built  culverts  and  bridges;  rolling  stock  as  near  perfection  as 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 
and  air-brakes;  and  that  exacting  discipline  which  governs  the  practical 
operation  of  all  its  trains.  Other  specialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 
ah  connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 
luxuries  of  its  Passenger  Equipment.  _ 

The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  end  the  Missouri  River  are  com- 
osed  of  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent  Pulimai, 
Palace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dining  Cars,  in  which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  “good  Digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

Is  the  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  Deoots  for  all  points  in  tho  Territories 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route,  Fast  Express  Trains  are  run  to  the 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  hunting  and  fish- 
ing grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  the 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastornl  lands  cf  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
between  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati.  Indianapolis,  end  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable  as  well  aa 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada;  or 
by  addressing 

E.  ST.  JOHN, 

— T'rkPt  and  Pas^anoer  Agent,  Chicago 


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R.  R.  CABLE, 

President  and  General  Manager.  Chicaan. 


194  LaSalle  St., 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet r13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

So.  2 boardH,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1*4  and  l1/? -inch 13  00 

Green,  $lless. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

Let  quality  fencing,  16  leet 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 

Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  %\  50. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 r0 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1!4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2l4-incb 00  60 

214-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 45 

Extra  A 2 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  00@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00^16  00 

2x8,  „ „ 12  00614  50 

2x10,  ,,  12  00(546  00 

2x12,  „ 12  006/17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 12  50(515  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inclv,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  Hand  16ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joist6  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 30 

80FT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  l/2  6 inch,  7 feet 10l/2 

l/2  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

y2  8 inch,  7 feet 17 

y±  8 inch,  7 feet 9 

^4  9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long ^ 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length  . . . / 13 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

10  feet,  par  inch 06 

12  “ “ 10 

14  “ “ “ 15 

16  “ “ “ 18 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  tfie  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and *\y2  in $23  00(5)25  00 

Thicker 25  00@27  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 


1st  and  2d . 
Common  . 
Timber  . . . 


1st  and  2d  , . 
Step  plank . 
Cull 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order. 


WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  i 

1st  and  2d 

Common 

Culls 

Extra  good 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 

Common " 

Cull 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 

“ “ thick 

Cull 

MAPLE. 

Clear 

Common 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 

1st  and  2d,  1)4  in  and  up 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 

Cull 

Merchantable 

BIRCH. 

Good 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 

Cull 


20  00@22  00 
14  00(5)16  00 
17  00@19  00 

20  00022  00 
27  00 
10  00 

nspection. 

65  00@70  00 
43  00(5)48  00 

24  00(6)28  00 
70  00075  CO 

22  00@24  00 
14  00016  00 

11  00@13  00 

60  00®65  00 
65  00070  00 
10  00@15  00 

20  00021  00 

12  00014  00 
6 00@  8 00 

25  00(6)30  00 

10  00 

32  00035  00 
35  00037  50 

16  000  18  00 
5 000  6 00 

13  00014  00 

20  00025  00 


15  000  17  00 
8 On 


SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00016  on 

Merchantable 12  Oil 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00015  00 

Cull 

Log  run 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 23  00025  On 

Cull 6 00010  00 

Log  run 13  00015  On 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 30  OC035  no 

Cull 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00024  in, 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00020  On 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch 24  00026  00 

l6t  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  000  29  «(* 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  GO 

“ “ rough 52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

gHWOLES— REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Bntt  prloe  pr  Ml 4.90  pr  M 

8qnareBotts  4.60  pr  M 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 

JOEGCT  NORTHEN 

"The  Practical  Furnace  Man.” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Sebvoss,  Nobthen  & Go. 

MANtJFiCTOBEB  AMD  DEALEB  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  II  RATER.” 
The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Rake  and  RaNalle  at* 

Established  1857. 


A.  H. 


Andrews  & Co  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 

Manufacturers 
of  fine 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Bailings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTEBIOE 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

—AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass ) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 


Inventors  and  So  e Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES 


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Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 


N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > u Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 

Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint-  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  in  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  ail  Tastes  and  Designs. 

218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 


Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICAGO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


ILTSTTi^-A-ItT  CE  AGENCY' 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  3o.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * Telephone  No.  ‘352 


METROPOLITAN 


COURSE  OH1  STUDY: 

Book-keeping,  Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 

Penmanship,  Correspondence,  Business?  Forms, 

Short-Hand,  Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling. 


[THR  BUSINESS  RXCHAStJE  IS  A 

GREAT  BTJSIJSTESS  EMPORIUM  ! 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 

Sole  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 

Roofing! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

( Gaff  Building. ) 

M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ....  ILL. 
Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
™ STEAM-FITTING, 


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DECORATORS. 


Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patroDS  : 

OHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave.  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR^ES,  107  Pine  st. 

11.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


nnr>  a mss:. 

107  '.i  nllc  Street. 

Value — i-‘j  N Kliztib'-lh  St. 
?6th  " <c  S.  M S.  R.  I 


FIRE  BRICK 


AND 


FIRE  CLAY, 

Pipe 


In  which  you  see  Banking',  Manufacturing:.  Importing:.  Commission.  Jobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Keai-Rstate,  Insurance  ami  Transport- 
ation ©Hires,  in  active  and  systematic  operation, 
ipg-  Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time, 
class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

O.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


No.  9 Arcade  Court, 

Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICACO. 
Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


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WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c.. 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street 

(Jor.  Curtis  st.  CHICACO.  ILL. 


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Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  18. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  MAY  1,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 

RENTS— TENEMENT  INSPECTION 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES 

TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL  . 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD  

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS 

TRUST  DEEDS 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD 


ESTABLISHED  1855. 

J.  33.  SULLIVAN  & BRO., 
266  & 268  N.  Clark  St. 


PA  I N T I N G CONTRACTORS! 


Dealers  in  all  Grades  of 

WALL  PAPER! 

Estimates  promptly  given,  Telephone — 3101.  Telephone — 883. 

South  Side  Office  — Room  15  — 159  and  161  La  Salle  Street. 

The  Office  of  this  Journal  has  been  removed  to  Nos.  164  to  166 
Washington  Street,  Rooms  12  and  14. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
92SS  Chicago  Opera  House  Building, 


1ST.  y\.  williams, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

•SEIMIPWIRMRICE 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 


i 


BRANCH  YARD: 


219  E.  Washington  St.  f Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATINC, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail. 


H.  I.  GOLDY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loans, 

Renting,  Insurance. 

92  LaSalle  St.,  Room  8.  Telephone  20. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


246  Wabash  Ave., 


CHICAGO. 


Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co  "^rt  ^ea*ers’  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

■ WVIMI  laa3  VUI  ! MANUFACTURERS  OF 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


O.  H.  POSTAL, 

CARPENTER  and  BUILD  ER, 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

G.  A.  Mariner’  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

OOIMir3  AdSTY. 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 
|^g—Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

erally.  Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 

Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof! 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,?  Tr  , 
Telephone  8S3.  f 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 


ALLES,  JOHN,  JI 
125  S.  Clark  str( 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


A1 


Evan«ton  property  a specialty. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Stieet. 


BA 


Public. 


J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUICK8BANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St  and  Wentworth  A 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Properly  a Specialty. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - ILLINOIS 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  an 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 


BROWN,  IRA 
Suburban  Keal  Estate  a Specialty. 


gm. 


140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


Brown,  peter,  Rea 

Renting  Agent.  Tax 
given  to  interests  of  n 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


CA 


Lake  street. 


C1 


non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


a .A.  CLiA-XJSSH3KriXJS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 


cc 


Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated,  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  “ ~ 
Ohicajo.  Notary  Public. 


W,  L.  Davis. 

w. 


C.  L.  Hammond. 

L.  DAVIS  <&.  CO. 


153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


D 


iREYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  99  Dearborn  street. 


EDWARDS  Sc  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

K.  E A.  X_i  ESTATE, 

Office:— Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Re  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  Rooms  6 
and  7—123  and  125  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  111. 


GOODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


G 


OODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 

/I  OODRIDGE,  EDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
l_T  Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago 
Reference  since  1858 : Traders’  Bank. 


GREEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Borde.i  Block 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 


G 


RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 


(^1  UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
X 38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street. 

GROSS,  S.E.  k CO., Dearborn  and  Randolph  streets. 

Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a spe- 
cialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years 


LT A WKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
LI  and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhiich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 

)• 

TJ" AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
r 11  street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 

T^RIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
IV  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
* erty  for  sale  : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
a collected ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 

T/^RAFT  & GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
-IV  and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 

T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

s ' 

d Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 

y a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

WM.  LEAUITE  A CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

T YMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
XJ  25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 

'll  TAGILL,  J.  C.  & CO..  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
3 111  La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 

JITICK,  JAS.  F.,  & SON,  Real  Estate,  Renting,  Loans, 
111  Englewood  property  a specialty.  6216  Wentworth 
ave.,  Englewood,  and  Room  29,  161  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

- 70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Room  5. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 

/YSBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  128  LaSalle  street. 

Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

pARROTT,  JAMES  J. — Real-Estate  and  Loans— 
JL  Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 

PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
X Rooms  96  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  POETEE, 
REAL  ESTATE  t 108  & 110  Dearborn 

itooni  7.  ) St.,  - Chicago. 

T)  EED,  F.  J.— 161  La  Salle  st.  Renting  Agency. 
XL  Business  Property  a Specialty.  Chicago. 

p EDFIELD  C.  S, — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
XL  ance,  6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 

p IEDLE,  FRANK,  Dealer  in  Real  Estate.  Notary 
XV  Public.  3109  State  street,  Chicago. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTCACE  LOANS’ 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

OCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
O kers,  79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

QCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
kj  Fifth  ave.,  Staats  Zeitung  Bldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
kj  Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMOEE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents. — Correspondence  solicited. 

QTEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
kj  Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a speoi  . 

rflHORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
X Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7. 
Chicago. 

riJIDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary  p 
X Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi-  »■ 
cago. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AGENCY. 

303  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.  ILL. 

yIERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans ; buys, 
sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 


^yALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

110  llouroe  Street. 


w 


EBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  7,  111  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


O.  M.  Wells.  j.  m.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  Sc  CO. 

real  estate, 

162  LaSalle  St.,  Room  17 , CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  S.  Wheeler.  j,  s.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

HEELER  & CO  , Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting. 


w 


Room  1--130  LaSalle  St. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


J^ayton,  r.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 

^lAMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155. 


Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 

Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 

J . M.  Adsit, 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  156  La  Salle  St. 


WM.  J.  B RAC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

Packing  Boxes 

and  a'i  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

3-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
orkmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  verv 


M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcimining,  etc. 

.11  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  _ . . 

For  sale.  Chicago. 


J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

MARBLE  PLACE, 

Rear  of  194  l.a  Salle  st.. 

Bet.  Monroe  and  Adams  Sts. 

tores  and  Offices  Fitted  up  on  Short  Notice. 

Losses  adjusted  for  Fire  Insurance  Companies. 


ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  Jouena: 

OFFICE:  164  and  166  Washington  St  , Rooms  12  and  1 

One  square,  1 month,  *4;  3 months,  111:  6 months,  I 
1 year,  136. 

Two  squares,  1 month,  $6;  3 months,  |17;  6 inontl 
132;  1 year,  160. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  19;  3 months,  125;  6 montl 
145. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  *15;  3 months,  *40;  6 montl 
*75. 

One  column,  1 month,  *30;  3 months,  *80;  6 montl 
*150. 

Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  me 
able,  and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  t 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 


Terms  of  Subscription, 

Postage  prepaid. 

United  States 

Canada “ £4 

Great  Britain . ....  .".".".15 

Germany.  France  Austria  etc *5 


DIXON  & PETERSON, 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING* 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels  Etc  , 

13  AND  4 5 NORTH  CANAL  .STREET, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


THE  PORTLAND  BLOCK 

I3a,rfc>er*  Strop 

IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 

... 

HIGH  CHARACTER  OF  THE  SURROUNDINGS 


Reasonable  Prices  and  Extra  Good  Worl 
Constitute  our  Capital. 

No.  72  Washington  Street, 

. 

Oliioago. 

JULIUS  A.  CILISKE,  - - Pbopbieto 


SEWING-MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


P ERF  EC  T SA  T/SFAC  TI0N 


IJsi  Horae  Sewiif  Machine  Co. 

— ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


FOR  SALE  BY 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


XXVIII.— No.  18. 


HEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING-  JOURNAL 

[(.Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

161  and  166  Washington  St.,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

TERMS: 

Pek  Year  (in  advance) 4.04) 

Single  Copies 15 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 


Entered  at  Chicago  Postoffice  as  second-class  matter. 


REED  & HUHLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REt\L  ESTATE. 

- — RA1L.TVAY  BONDS  FOR  SALE 

JOSIAII  n.  REED,  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 
11  Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago 

[Room  2 165  Washington  St. 

W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON,- 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences, 
and  Cottages. 

Houses  sold  on  Easy  Payments. 

Room  4—80  Dearborn  St. 


G,  U.  GORDON. 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


0.  U.  GORDON  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

79  Dearborn  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71,  / 

Unity  Building,  J 0-h.ioa.gO. 

0.  H.  B R 0 OKS, 

Dealek  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Acre  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
Railway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing 

AND 

House  Drainage, 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St,, 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
OISTE,  FOUR,  isrnxrE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated, From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  MADISON  STREET. 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 

W.  D.  Kebfoot.  W.  A.  Mehioold.  G.  Bikkhoff,  Jb. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  "Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  giveD  te  the  interests  of  non-residents 

H.  C.  Zuttermeiste-.  C.  H.  Puscheck. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

$2lO  Do  L.AjLblii4J  £>I.,  imi.'uixUU.  AiUbt* 
Property  in  all  parts  ot  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rent! 
douses,  < ollects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  iE 
ret»xble  companies. 

-Ct^Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  tc 
and  from  Europe. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN. 

r AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

Wm.  Reed.  N.  A.  Clemons. 

WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 

S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 

JNO.  B KNIGHT.  jas.  at.  MARSHAL! 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Renta  and  Pay  Taxes. 

We  give  Specie  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non- 
Residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Deal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  1 0, 

99  and  IOI  Washingion  St., 

HICAGO,  - - ILL. 

D.  G.  HAMILTON.  P.  E.  STANLEY. 

HAMILTON  & STANLEY, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

96  WASHINtiTOS  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents , 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & CO., 

BANKERS, 

Loans  * and  * Real  * Estate, 

99  Dearborn  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

J.  L.  TUBNEB.  W.  A-  BOND 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  ^Estate 

Mortgage  Leans, 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  *Q 
Commission.  Taxes  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  John  D.  Jennings, 

President.  Vice-President. 

Sam’d  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r. 

The  Mutual  Trust  Society 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other  Bonds; 
the  Execution  of  Trusts;  the  Investment  of  Trust 
Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates,  etc. 
Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully  guarded. 
Taxes  paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  St., 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

— TO — 

1 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 

T.  A.  BRAGG  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-resident* 

JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO. 

SAM'L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Olaioeigo, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell. 


Bruce  B.  Barney. 


Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Co., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


Chicago  nooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  Sts.,  Main  Flsor. 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


JOHN  W.  BROOKS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

No.  144  La  Salle  St.,  Doom  8. 

Insurance  placed  in  reliable  Companies 
Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 

gag"*  Property  in  all  parts  of  city  bought  and  sold 
on  Commission.  Interests  of  non-residents  carefully 
looked  after. 


F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

Barnes  & Parish, 

BEAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

STORES AND  HOUSES  BESTED. 

Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No  438. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 
CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  MAY  1,  1886. 


A CHANGE  FOR  THE  BETTER. 

It  is  not  best  to  brag  until  one  is  out  of 
the  woods,  and  done  moving,  but  the  change 
from  121  6th  ave.  to  the  Gardiner  Building, 
at  164  and  166  Wasthington  st.,  is  so  great 
an  improvement  that  we  can  not  help  men- 
tioning the  matter  to  our  friends.  The  Real 
Estate  and  Building  Joubnal  could  be 
easily  found  by  its  numerous  readers  with 
but  a bare  announcement  of  its  removal  on 
the  front  page  of  the  cover.  After  to-day 
we  shall  occupy  a suite  of  three  rooms  on 
the  main  floor  of  the  above  building,  where 
we  will  have  less  noise,  less  dirt,  and  more 
light.  Our  main  office — Room  14 — is  large 
enough,  so  that  we  need  not  hire  a hall  when 
we  undertake  to  inaugurate  a movement  of 
our  own  to  co-operate  with  the  Real  Estate 
Board  or  the  Citizens’  Association. 

THE  MARKET. 

The  large  number  of  houses  for  rent  dur- 
ing the  past  two  weeks  indicates  plainly 
that  it  is  the  characteristic  of  every  true 
Chicagoan  to  move.  Indeed,  so  universal 
has  this  become  that  it  has  passed  into  a 
proverb.  As  a result  both  of  this  restless 
spirit  and  of  the  extremely  advantageous 
weather  for  house  renters,  hundreds  have  lo- 
cated for  the  coming  year  within  the  last 
ten  days.  With  all  the  building  of  the  past 
year,  the  market  seems  not  to  be  overloaded 
with  houses,  for  from  present  indications 
nothing  will  be  left  after  the  first  of  May 
that  is  at  all  desirable.  The  only  feature  of 
special  note  in  this  year’s  renting  is  the 
general  boycotting  of  old  frame  buildings 
possessing  none  of  the  modern  improve- 
ments. 

Ia  regard  to  the  labor  questions  now  agi- 
tated, a prominent  agent  said:  “I  see  no 
reason  why  the  real  estate  market  should  be 
affected  or  depressed  by  these  troubles,  for 
capitalists  can  not  help  but  see  that  real 
estate  is  a safer  investment  than  either 
merchandise  or  stocks,  and  so  will  withdraw 
their  money  from  them  and  put  it  into  real 
estate.” 

The  City  Railway  Co.  will  extend  car  lines 
on  Halsted  st.  from  Clybourn  av.  to  Calumet 
av.  during  the  coming  summer.  A system  of 
transfers  will  be  arranged  with  other  lines 
at  no  extra  charge.  This  will  have  an  im- 
mediate effect  on  Lake  View  property,  as  it 
will  add  another  inducement  to  the  many 
now  offered  by  this  promising  suburb.  It  is 
thought  that  it  will  have  less  influence  upon 
North  Side  property  through  which  it  runs. 

There  is  more  foundation  than  is  general- 
ly supposed  to  the  rumors  of  an  elevated 
railway  on  the  South  Side,  extending  be- 
tween Wabash  and  Michigan  avs.,  and  either 
along  Drexel  and  Grand  boulevards,  or  the 
Lake  Shore.  This  seems  to  be  the  bone  of 
contention  at  present,  as  property  owners 
aloDg  the  Lake  Shore  are  specially  desirous 
of  having  the  railway  extend  through  their 
property,  that  it  may  give  it  an  active  mar- 
ket, while  those  along  the  boulevards  are 
equally  desirous. 

James  E.  Merritt,  of  Minneapolis,  Minn., 
and  interested  in  the  real  estate  of  that 
city,  reports  an  increase  in  the  building  op- 
erations and  a bright  outlook  for  the  year’s 
business. 


J.  C.  Magill  & Co.  say  that  they  will  have 
no  houses  left  on  their  hands  after  the  first 
of  May,  from  present  indications. 

J.  P.  Mallette  & Co.,  of  Englewood,  report 
favorably  in  regard  to  Englewood.  They  are 
now  erecting  a number  of  fine  residences. 

F.  B.  Clarke  will  build  twenty-five  to  thir- 
ty two-story  and  cellar  houses,  detached,  on 
twenty-five  foot  lots,  east  of  Ogden  av.  on 
Polk  and  Taylor  sts. 

Rutz,  Needles  & Netling  are  receiving  a 
good  demand  for  loans  on  improved  prop- 
erty. 

A.  M.  Knoble  reports  an  active  business  in 
North  Side  first-class  business  and  residence 
property. 

John  Wain  has  just  sold  the  St.  James  Ho- 
tel, 50x80,  116  and  118  Fifth  av.,  for  $180,- 
000.  Wirt  Dexter  and  Frank  H.  Collier  are 
buyers,  and  Union  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.  the 
seller.  It  will  be  arranged  for  an  office 
building.  The  second  floor  will  be  fitted  up 
for  a club  room. 

Kesler  Bros.,  the  well  known  builders  and 
real  estate  dealers,  have  just  accomplished 
something  unusual  in  real  estate  transac- 
tions. They  purchased  two  hundred  feet  on 
Englewood  av.,  n.  w.  corner  of  Stewart  av., 
Englewood,  and  at  once  closed  the  sale  of 
five  handsome  residences  to  a colony  of 
business  gentlemen  from  the  vicinity  of 
Lincoln  Park.  The  houses  are  to  be  built 
immediately.  Each  lot  is  40x128  feet.  The 
prices  will  range  from  $4,600  to  $6,000. 
There  will  be  no  two  alike.  The  purchasers 
are  S.  M.  Sutherland,  of  the  Domestic.  Sew- 
ing Machine  Co.,  Geo.  K.  Rix,  with  the  Bar- 
bee Iron  Works,  H.  A.  Swaizey,  of  the  Fort 
Wayne  R.  R.,  Reuher  Swartz,  with  Marshall 
Field  & Co.,  and  L.  B.  Freeman,  of  the  Fort 
Wayne  R.  R. 

W.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co.  report  a very  active 
business  for  the  past  two  weeks. 

E.  F.  Getchell  & Co.  are  in  their  new  and 
spacious  quarters  in  Room  6,  125  Dearborn 
street. 

In  our  editorial  upon  Englewood  in  last 
week’s  issue,  the  address  of  J.  Robson  Wed 
dell  was  given  incorrectly,  it  being  at  Room 
3,  89  Randolph  st.;  also  the  address  of  J. 
Appleton  Wilson,  which  is  at  Room  7,  111 
La  Salle  st. 

The  Ridgway  Refrigerator  Co.  have  just 
placed  one  of  their  celebrated  refrigerators 
in  C.  H.  Slack’s  store.  It  is  one  of  the  larg- 
est and  finest  in  the  city. 

The  steady  and  rapid  development  of  the 
Chicago  real  estate  market  is  one  of  the 
most  certain  indications  of  the  solid  pros- 
perity of  this  city,  and  its  realty  is  more 
sought  after  every  year,  as  an  investment 
rather  than  for  speculation.  In  the  selection 
of  real  estate  for  investment,  the  advice  of 
experienced  and  honorable  agents  should 
be,  and  by  judicious  buyers  is,  always 
sought.  Through  many  years  of  active  ex- 
perience in  Chicago  real  estate,  Clias.  Good- 
man, 175  Dearborn  st.,  Rooms  76  and  77,  has 
acquired  a thorough  and  practical  knowl- 
edge of  real  estate  and  its  values,  of  which 
buvers  may  well  avail  themselves.  Since 
1868  Mr.  Goodman  has  been  engaged  to  take 
the  entire  charge  of  W.  S.  Johnston’s  vast 
estate,  valued  at  $2,000,000,  with  upward  of 
six  hundred  tenants.  He  was  employed  first 
by  Mr.  Johnston,  and  after  his  death  in  1882 
by  the  estate.  He  gives  special  attention  to 
the  management  of  estates,  maintaining 
them  at  the  highest  standard  of  productive 
efficiency. 

Malcolm  McNeil  & Bkos.  have  opened  up 
spacious  offices  at  No.  92  Washington  st., 
j where  they  will  carry  on  a general  real  es- 
tate and  loan  business. 


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Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  ater  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

[^“Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
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259 


ANOTHKIt  SUIM1.lt  ItESOItT. 

The  purchase  of  the  thirty-two  acres  from 
the  Illinois  Central  Railway  Co.  two  weeks 
ago  was  made  by  Mr.  George  A.  Chambers. 
He  represented  in  the  purchase  a syndicate 
of  eastern  capitalists  who  intend  to  improve 
the  property,  which  lies  on  the  shore  of  Lake 
Michigan,  east  of  the  tracks  of  the  railway, 
and  immediately  north  of  Jackson  Park, 
having  a shore  frontage  of  twelve  hundred 
feet.  The  price  paid  for  the  property  was 
$140,000,  or  $4,376  per  acre.  The  tract  is 
bounded  on  the  south  by  56th  street,  and 
Cornell  and  Park  avenues  run  through  it. 
That  portion  lying  east  of  Park  avenue,  and 
fronting  the  lake,  has  a frontage  on  the 
park  of  640  feet.  All  that  part  lying  west 
of  Park  avenue  is  divided  into  fifty-six  lots, 
some  of  which  are  improved.  It  is  proposed 
by  the  syndicate,  under  the  supervision  of 
Mr.  Chambers,  to  pave  Cornell  avenue  at 
once  from  51st  to  56th  streets,  and  put  down 
stone  sidewalks  on  both  sides  of  the  avenue 
and  on  56th  st.  The  improvements  of  the 
streets  and  sidewalks  will  cost  about  $60,000. 
These  improvements  are  but  the  beginning 
of  an  expenditure  of  $500,000  or  more. 

As  soon  as  the  plans  can  be  perfected  it 
proposed  to  begin  the  erection  of  a hotel  on 
the  lot  next  the  lake.  The  work  will  com- 
mence next  fall.  General  plans  only  of  the 
building  have  been  made,  but  the  structure 
will  be  one  of  the  largest  kind,  with  water- 
ing-place accommodations.  It  will  cost  not 
less  than  $250,000.  The  design  of  the  buildd- 
ing  contemplates  an  “ell”  300  feet  long 
north  and  south  and  250  feet  east  and  west. 
The  structure  is  to  be  three  stories  high  and 
1 75  feet  wide,  with  porches  or  verandahs  25 
feet  wide  all  around,  on  the  first  and  second 
floors,  commanding  a beautiful  view  of  the 
lake  and  the  park.  It  will  be  a frame  build- 
ing, and  will  have  spacious  corridors  run- 
ning through  the  entire  length  of  the  build- 
ing on  the  second  and  third  floors,  and  on 
part  of  the  first  floor,  which  will  be  twenty- 
five  feet  wide.  The  kitchen  will  be  in  the 
basement  under  the  corner  of  the  ell.  The 
dining-room  will  be  at  the  junction  of  the 
two  arms  of  the  building  on  the  main  floor, 
and  will  be  75x100  feet  in  dimensions.  The 
bar  and  billiard-rooms  will  be  so  arranged 
as  to  be  commodious  and  accessible,  at  the 
same  time  being  away  from  those  who 
might  object  to  them.  The  office  will  be  m 
the  center  of  the  building,  running  north 
and  south.  The  upper  floors  will  be  reached 
by  spacious  stairways  in  the  center  and  at 
(either  end  of  the  two  arms  of  the  building. 
At  the  south  end  of  the  structure  there  will 
be  a tower,  or  observatory,  one  hundred  feet 
high.  There  will  be  200  spacious  rooms,  all 
(of  which  will  be  outside  rooms,  arranged 
so  as  to  accommodate  the  wants  of  families 
or  those  who  come  singly.  It  is  expected 
that  the  hotel  will  be  completed  ready  for 
occupancy  by  next  summer,  when  it  will  be 
royally  furnished  and  opened  to  the  public. 
Although  a summer  resort,  it  will  also  be 
kept  open  all  winter  for  the  accommodation 
of  parties,  as  it  will  be  accessible  from  the 
boulevards  to  51st  street,  and  Cornell  and 
Park  avenues  from  that  point. 

At  56th  street  arrangements  are  being 
made  to  build  a pier  for  the  accommodation 
of  vessels.  As  the  beach  is  one  of  the  finest 
on  the  lake,  there  will  be  erected  a system 
of  bath  houses  and  ample  accommodations 
for  bathing.  Louis  A.  Dyer  has  been  em- 
ployed as  civil  engineer  in  charge  of  the 
improvements.  As  a summer  resort  it  will 
be  easily  reached  by  the  ten-minute  trains 
(on  the  Illinois  Central  road.  The  outlay  to 
complete  the  entire  work  will  probably  reach 
$750,000.  and  the  money  has  all  been  se- 
cured. Such  a venture  has  frequently  been 
talked  of,  but  was  never  put  upon  a substan- 
tial footing  until  now. 


Real  Estate  Law, 

Elisha  Ersley  et  al.  v.  John  C.  Sloan  et  al. 
(Filed  at  Ottawa,  March  27,  1886. 

Usury. — When  party  conveys  land  subject 
to  a trust  deed  thereon,  given  by  him  to  se- 
Icure  a note  tainted  with  usury,  this  will  be 
(treated  as  an  election  on  his  part  to  affirm 
the  validity  of  his  contract,  and  the  grantee 
of  his  equity  of  redemption,  taking  with  full 
knowledge  of  the  incumbrance  and  reserv- 
ing out  of  the  purchase  price  the  amount 
'due  on  the  mortgage,  can  not  be  heard  to 
|complain  of  the  usury  in  the  original  debt 
secured  by  the  trust  deed,  nor  can  he  set  up 
jin  defense  any  usurious  payments  made  by 
the  grantor. 


Purchaser. — When  a party  takes  a deed 
for  land  which  expressly,  states  it  is  made 
subject  to  an  incumbrance  therein  described, 
the  law  will  presume  that  the  incumbrance 
as  it  appears  on  its  face  formed  a part  of 
the  consideration  for  the  deed. 

Usury. — When  a party,  after  giving  his 
mortgage  or  deed  of  trust  to  secure  a note 
containing  usury,  conveys  his  equity  of  re- 
demption to  another,  the  conveyance  being 
made  expressly  subject  to  the  incumbrance, 
he  will  by  such  conveyance  divest  himself  of 
the  right  to  redeem  from  the  incumbrance, 
and  will  have  no  interest  in  the  land  or  the 
lien;  and  so  far  as  payment  of  his  debt  is 
sought  out  of  the  land,  he  can  not  set  up  the 
usury  or  payments  of  usury  made  by  him, 
and  thereby  aid  his  grantee  in  avoiding  pay- 
ment of  the  incumbrance. 

Interest. — Where  a party  seeks  in  equity 
to  redeem  land  from  a mortgage  not  taint- 
ed with  usury,  or  where  he  is  not  entitled  to 
avail  of  usury,  it  is  proper  in  decreeing  the 
relief  sought  to  require  him  to  pay  the  prin- 
cipal debt,  together  with  the  rate  of  interest 
stipulated  by  the  parties,  not  exceeding  that 
allowed  by  law.  Oases  affected  by  usury  in 
which  this  court  holds  that  the  party  seeking 
relief  shall  pay  only  six  per  cent,  have  no 
application. 

Power  of  Foreign  Corporation  to  take 
Rear  Estate  in  Illinois,  where  Corporate 
Powers  may  re  Exercised. — The  opinion  of 
the  Supreme  Court  of  Illinois  by  Sheldon,  J., 
holding  that  a corporation  created  by  the 
laws  of  Wisconsin,  for  educational  purposes 
with  power  to  acquire  and  hold  real  estate, 
is  capable  of  taking  by  devise  lands  in  Illi- 
nois; that  a corporation  created  in  one  State 
may,  upon  the  principle  of  comity,  exercise 
within  another  State  the  general  powers 
conferred  by  its  own  charter,  and  permitted 
by  the  law  of  its  own  State;  provided  the  do- 
ing so  be  not  inconsistent  with  the  law  or 
public  policy  of  such  other  State;  that  the 
corporate  purpose  of  furnishing  education 
must  be  carried  on  at  the  place  where  the 
academy  is  established,  but  the  incidental 
powers  which  are  necessary  and  proper  for 
the  maintaining  of  an  academy  there  may 
be  carried  on  elsewhere.  The  receiving  of 
gifts  of  money  and  property  for  the  purpose 
of  the  corporation  is  a means  of  maintain- 
ing the  academy,  of  carrying  out  the  object 
for  which  the  corporation  was  formed,  and 
the  power  given  to  take,  hold  and  convert 
property,  real  and  personal,  for  such  pur- 
poses, may  be  exercised  anywhere,  unaffect- 
ed by  the  restriction  as  to  the  academy’s 
place  of  location. 

This  opinion  shows  how  careful  courts 
should  be  in  delivering  their  opinions  to 
confine  themselves  closely  to  the  qnestions 
necessary  to  a decision  of  the  case  before 
the  court.  We  well  remember  with  what 
consternation  the  opinion  of  the  Supreme 
Court  was  received  in  Carroll  v.  East  St. 
Louis,  67  111.,  by  foreign  insurance  compa- 
nies who  were  loaning  money  in  this  State 
and  taking  security  on  real  estate.  To 
counteract  the  effect  of  what  the  court  said 
in  that  opinion,  Judge  Bradwell  introduced 
a bill  in  the  legislature,  which  is  now  a law, 
authorizing  foreign  corporations  to  loan 
money  in  this  State  and  to  take  and  enforce 
the  security  on  real  estate.  In  the  opinion 
in  this  issue  the  Supreme  Court  in  referring 
to  the  Carroll  and  other  cases  say: 

“In  respect  of  what  was  actually  decided 
in  those  cases,  there  is  no  conflict  with  the 
decision  in  this  case,  but  with  certain  obiter 
dicta  in  the  Carroll  case  there  is  disagree- 
ment.”— Legal  News. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 

FOR  SALE  — LOTS  NEAR  DOUGLAS 
PARK. 

On  Ogden,  Kedzie,  Homan,  and  other  av- 
enues, at  low  prices  and  small  payments. 

Water,  sewer,  horse-cars,  brick  buildings, 
and  quiet  neighborhood. 

The  Ogden  av.  cars  reach  the  property, 
where  it  can  be  seen;  also  plans,  etc.,  shown 
L C.  B.  Sawyer,  or 

J.  L,  Lombard, 

127  Dearborn  st.,  Room  5. 

FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs,  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st. : 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8 % to  15#  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opera  House  Building. 


FOR  SALE— ELEGANT  BRICK  HOUSES. 
Two-story  and  basement, 

on  Kedzie  and  Sawyer  avs., 
near  Douglas  Park. 

Steam  and  horse  cars. 

Water  and  gas. 

$3,500  to  $5,000. 

Small  payment  down  and  easy  monthly 
payments. 

Property  can  be  seen  by  Ogden  av.  cars 
to  Douglas  park;  also  plans  and  full  infor- 
mation can  be  had  of 

C.  B.  Sawyer,  or 
J.  L.  Lombard,, 

127  Dearborn  st.,  Room  5. 

FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  <fc  N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Farr,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bernhard  F.  Weber,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wm.  Garnett  & Co.,  18 
Dearborn  st. 

Corner  Van  Buren  and  Clinton  sts., about 
150  feet  square,  or  will  lease  for  long  term. 

Calumet  av.  and  RAy  st.,  two  corners,  300 
feet  frontage.  Builders  call. 

Michigan  av.,  stone  front  finely  located. 
$35,000;  lot  30x175. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

Business  property  on  Kinzie-street,  east  of 
Wells.  Now  rented  for  $2,200.  Price, 
$19,000. 

46  acres  on  Lake  Shore,  north  of  city. 

20  “ on  Stony  Island-ave.,  near  railroads 

and  shops;  splendid  site  for  manuf’ct’rng. 

10  acres  on  State-st.,  south. 

25  feet  on  Webster-ave..  near  Lincoln  Park. 

50  “ “ Barry-ave.,  near  the  Lake. 

50  “ “ Vernon-ave.,  $90  a foot. 

50  “ “ Indiana-ave.,  bet.  45th  and  46th. 

3-story  and  basement  stone-front  house, 
Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park;  $7,000. 

2 new  brick  flats,  north  side;  $5,000. 

Handsome  residence  on  Barry-ave.,  near 
Lake  Shore;  $9,500. 

7 fine  residences,  west  of  Lincoln  Park; 
about  $40,000. 


FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  North 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 


FOR  SALE- 

156, 652  acres  of  choice  lands  in  Bailey 
Co.,  Texas,  Owner  will  put  the  land 
against  the  value  of  it  in  cash,  and  stock 
it  with  cattle  and  own  it  jointly,  or  take 
the  worth  of  the  land  in  stock  of  a cattle 
company.  It  is  fine  agricultural  land  and 
is  worth  $2.50  per  acre. 

David  Boos,  care  of  this  Journal. 

FOR  SALE — By  F.  A.  Eenshaw,  161  La  Salle 
st.,  Room  4: 

$35,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  corner,  improved, 
desirable  investment. 

33.000.  W.  Lake  st..  3-storj  stores  and  flats; 

paying  well. 

10.000.  W.  Madison  st.,  3-story  stone  front 

store  and  flats. 

7,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  store  and  flats. 

115.  Van  Buren  st.,  near  Lincoln,  24x100 
feet. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Congress,  desirable 
corner. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Van  Buren,  50  feet. 
Ogden  ave.  near  Taylor,  24  feet. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdoeff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 

3-story  brick;  improvements. 

11.000.  W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  3534*124,  good 

corner. 

8,000.  Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97, 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x126, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  Drick  cottage. 

1,200.  Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 
125,  vacant. 

1,100.  Bntler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 

FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbert,  Room  5,  97 
Clark-st. : 

Woodlawn  Park. — One  fine  new  10- room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2J4  blocks  from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  100x200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  lots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty- third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 

FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dreyeb  & Co.,  99 
Dearborn-st. : 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buren-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chicago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chioago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st, — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chioago-ave. — 2-storv  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . .$16,000 
North  Clark-st.- — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 60 

feet,  cheap 

Harmon-ooubt — 82  feet  ; per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stcry  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 

$40,000  - 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments  $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-story  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st. . . $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  iront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 maroie  rronts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave, 

FOR  SALE  — Bargains  in.  all  Classes  of 
Business  Property  our  Specialty. 

We  offer  our  services  to  assist  purchasers 
in  finding  the  property  they  want.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  examin- 
ing all  that  is  for  sale,  or  to  ascertain  what 
is  offered  for  sale.  Some  of  the  best  prop- 
erty is  not  advertised  or  even  placed  on  the 
market.  From  these  causes  buyers  often 
miss  the  best  bargains. 

J.  P.  White.  Room  10, 

99  and  101  Washington  st. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


SECOND  STORY 


PRINCIPAL  STORY 


From  “Practical  Plans  f©r  Suburban  Homes,”  by  S.  Montgomery  Smith,  142  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago.  Estimated  cost,  $2,000. 

This  form  of  house  the  author  has  found  to  be  both  convenient  and  economical.  A fac  simile  of  it  may  be  seen  at  Fernwood,  on  the  Chicago  <fc  Eastern  Illinois 
Railway. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


2G1 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  $483 


C.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 


D.  OUTLEIt. 


T.  S.  White. 


II.  M.  ISOICE. 


CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 


Main  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard,  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 


FACTORY:  761  to  776  S.  Canal  St.  ? 
Take  Canalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St.  ) 


CHICAGO. 


"West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  graded 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


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BUILDING  AND  LOAN  ASSOCIATIONS. 

One  of  our  leading  builders  said  last  week  that  while  it 
was  true  that  the  building  and  loan  associations  are  vigor- 
ous and  multiplying,  and  likely  to  continue  growing  in 
number  and  efficiency,  their  sphere  of  usefulness  was  being 
somewhat  curtailed  by  the  construction  of  so  many  new 
iibuses,  which  are  offered  and  sold  at  lbwer  prices  and  on 
easy  and  inviting  terms.  He  stated  that  as  long  as  a man 
could  buy  a six  or  seven-room  house  at  two  to  three  thou- 
sand dollars,  including  lot,  in  a good  neighborhood  and 
convenient  to  cars  and  shops,  at  two  to  three  hundred  dol- 
lars down  and  easy  monthly  or  quarterly  payments,  after 
that  he  will  think  twice  over  it  before  entering  an  associa- 
tion and  borrowing  money  at  seven  to  fifteen  per  cent.,  as 
is  very  frequently  done,  and  putting  up  his  own  house.  The 
value  of  much  of  the  money  going  into  houses  in  this  city 
is  estimated  at  five  per  cent,  by  the  investors.  Some  of  the 
houses  erected  through  building  and  loan  associations  are 
built  on  twelve  to  fifteen  per  cent,  money.  The  difference 
makes  an  item  worth  looking  at.  The  wholesale  construc- 
tion of  houses  with  five  per  cent,  capital,  in  blocks  of  fifty 
to  two  hundred,  will  naturally  go  ahead  of  the  small  retail 
and  individual  operations  made  with  dear  money.  Some 
of  the  advocates  of  the  old  building  and  loan  system  say 
these  extensive  operations  of  investors  will  only  strengthen 
the  building  associations,  but  it  is  difficult  to  see  how  they 
can.  In  a three  thousand  dollar  house  the  difference  in  in- 
vestment alone,  calling  them  respectively  five  and  ten  per 
cent.,  would  be  one  hundred  and  fifty  dollars.  The  real 
question  purchasers  have  to  decide  is:  Can  we  get  a better 
house  iu  the  association  or  by  individual  purchase?  The 
bulk  of  those  who  are  providing  themselves  with  homes  are 
answering  in  favor  of  the  individual  plan.  Builders  report 
a very  active  demand  for  houses  of  small  size.  They  are 
picked  up  very  rapidly.  Hence  builders  are  prospecting 
and  constructing  and  scheming  for  still  more  extended  op- 
erations. Cheap  and  abundant  money  is  the  basis  of  exist- 
ing house  building  activity.  Men  who  can  build  houses  on 
five  per  cent,  capital  will  crowd  aside  others  who  can  not 
build  with  less  than  ten  per  cent,  capital,  to  say  nothing  of 
the  economic  advantages  of  large  operations  as  against  in- 
dividual operations. 

* * * 

Building  operations  will  not  be  discouraged  this  year 
by  any  scarcity  of  money,  or  lack  of  confidence,  or  serious 
increase  in  the  cost  of  material,  or  in  the  price  of  labor.  On 
the  other  hand,  building  activity  will  he  stimulated  by  the 


demand  for  houses  and  factories,  by  the  increasing  trade 
requirements,  by  the  fortunate  investments  of  last  year,  and 
by  the  general  strengthening  of  confidence  which  all  these 
causes  ate  bringing  about.  Influences  are  at  work,  point- 
ing in  the  direction  of  heavier  real  estate  transactions.  The 
upward  tendency  in  prices  will  be  productive  of  good  rather 
than  harm.  Our  most  prosperous  times  were  during  the 
eras  of  high  prices.  There  are  no  probabilities  of  a spec- 
ulative era.  The  conditions  are  ripe  for  industrial  activity 
throughout  ihe  country,  and  for  a steady  enlargement  of 
building  operations,  and  for  wise  and  conservative  opera- 
tions in  real  estate. 

Real  estate  agents  report  liberal  renting  and  selling. 
The  better  times  are  inducing  each  family  to  live  in  a house 
of  its  own.  When  depression  comes,  people  “ double  up,” 
go  into  boarding  houses,  or  wander  off,  and  thus  throw  a 
surplus  of  house  room  on  the  market,  with  a resulting  loss 
in  idle  houses  of  reduced  rents,  The  present  tendency  is  to 
buy,  and  the  tendency  is  being  stimulated  by  builders  and 
agents. 

* * * 

Most  employers  naturally  look  upon  arbitration  aa  a 
device  for  robbing  them  of  some  of  the  authority  which  be^ 
longs  to  them.  They  are  not  disposed  to  accept  or  adopt 
any  principle  or  proposition  which  will  strengthen  their 
employes  in  their  position  to  accept  or  not  accept  current 
rates  of  wages.  The  work  of  organizing  is  rapidly  extend- 
ing all  over  the  country,  and  workmen  are  resolutely  de- 
manding that  the  principle  of  arbitration  shall  be  accepted 
and  put  in  force.  Two  or  three  years  ago  attempts  were 
made  in  various  State  legislatures  to  enact  laws  that  would 
establish  some  sort  of  arbitration,  but  of  late  this  method 
has  been  neglected,  and  labor  organization  itself  relied  up- 
on to  enforce  the  views  of  the  workingmen. 

* * * 

The  facts  are  that,  while  the  architect’s  responsibility  is 
as  real  and  as  serious  as  the  contractor’s  responsibility,  the 
two  do  not  cover  the  same  field  at  all.  The  contractor  alone 
is  responsible  for  the  honest  and  workmanlike  execution  of 
his  contract.  He  mekes  his  bid,  signs  the  agreement,  pur- 
chases the  material,  selects  his  employes,  and  they  work  by 
his  orders.  They  have  no  direct  dealings  with- the  archi- 
tect, receive  no  orders  from  him,  and  do  not  recognize  any 
direct  authority  but  their  employer,  who  in  turn  is  solely 
responsible  for  their  work,  and  can  not  relieve  himself  by 
shifting  any  part  of  it  on  the  architect.  The  latter  has  a 
similar  responsibility  in  regard  to  the  drawings  and  speci- 
fications which  he  supplies,  and  any  mistakes  in  them 
which  may  be  made  by  the  draughtsmen  whom  he  employs. 


MAHOGANY. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany: 


Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st 14@16c  per  ft. 

Small  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ “ 1st 11c  “ 

St.  Jago  “ 1 “ “ “ “ 1st 18c  “ 

St.  Domingo  1 “ “ “ “ 1st 20c  “ 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ “ 1st 13c@17c  “ 

Large  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ “ 2d 11c  “ 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ “ 2d 10c@llJ^c. 


PR^YiMIOnSTO'S  B_/aTETXTT 

Compressed  Lead  SashWeights 


Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 


Space.  No  Friction.— No  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farwell’s 

0.  H.  Case’s  u 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 


Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SI  to  59  West  Lads-e  St. 

C H I C AC  O. 


A.  A.  CUDELL.  A.  A.  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

FINE  CABINET  WORK. 

Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

factory:  f _____  _ _ _ 

22  & 24  South  Jefferson  St,  5 CHICAGO. 

City  Office:— Rooms  21  and  22,  22G  & 228  La  Salle  St. 


J W Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  aDd  Treas. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

in-  3VL  CLARKE 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bough!  ana  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted. 


REPORT  OB  NEW  BUILDINGS  BUILDIN GS  TO  BE  ERECTED, 

For  the  week  ending  May  1,  1886. 


OWNER. 

ADDRESS. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

LOCATION.  | 

COST 

1 

ARCHITECT.  BUILDER. 

DESCRIPTION. 

3 

26x80 

54ft  W 1 2t,h  st, 

6000 

J C Zarbell,  Reaper  Block 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta. 

0 M Wells  & Co  . 

2 

20000 

Brick  and  pressed  brick. 

3 

Flats 

25x80 

8000 

Bauer  & Hill,  84  La  Salle  st 

St  Louis  pressed  brick  & Bedford  stone. 

H Hill 

1 

2000 

Frame. 

P Gallagher 

381  W Polk  st 

3 

Block  of  stores  and  flats 

26x76 

381  W Polk  st  

6000 

Aug  Bessler,  162  12th  st 

Indiana  pressed  brick  and  Laniont  stone. 

Chas  Ziegenhagen  . 

513  Jefferson  st 

1 

21x60 

Near  Douglas  Park 

1600 

F Keltenich,  78  5th  av 

Brick. 

3 

19000 

Alf  Smith,  151  Monroe  st 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

2 

3500 

J F Doerr,  Wentworth  az  and  28th  st 

Indiana  pressed  brick  and  stone. 

3 

24x60 

7000 

C C Miller 

Stone,  terra  cotta  and  galvanized  iron. 

7 

72x — 

125000 

J M Van  Osdel  & Co,  41  S Clark  st 

Brick  and  cut  stone. 

50x80 

J C Saxe  

Pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta. 

Mr  Knox 

3 

50x69 

12000 

Addison  & Fiedler,  116  Dearborn  st 

Blue  Bedford  rock-faced  stone. 

Chas  Hill 

3 

25x70 

10000 

W A Furber 

Rock-faced  artesian  stone. 

3 

61x26 

7000 

J Otter 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

3 

24x70 

8000 

J F Doerr,  Wentworth  av  and  28th  st 

Indiana  pressed  brick  and  Lamont  stone. 

3 

25000 

Adler  & Sullivan 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Loos  Bro*  

755  W 12th  st 

3 

Stores  and  flats 

24x80 

763  W 12th  st  

7000 

Aug  Bessler,  162  162  12th  st 

Indiana  pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 

1 

30x165 

W A Furber 

Brick. 

4 

44x80 

12000 

J Otter 

Brick  and  pressed  brick. 

2 

50x125 

1 Frommann  & Jebser 

And’son  pr’sd  br’k.  br’n  st’n,  terra  cotta 

Letter  k Waller  . .. 

Addition 

80x160 

69  Washington  st 

6000 

| E Baumann,  Metropolitan  Block 

Brick  and  iron. 

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comfortable,  with  furnace;  water  on  three 
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Adams  st  Nos  233  and  235,  Martin  Ryerson, 
six-story  store  48x160;  $100,000. 

Ashland  av  s at  No  505  W Ruebl,  two-story 
dwelling  25x60  $7,000. 

Augusta  st  at  No  78,  M Enders,  one-story 
shop  20x30,  $400. 

Ashland  av  and  34th  st,  Union  Steele  Co  33x 
100,  $2,500. 

Ashland  av  s at  No  805,  Joseph  Gobal,  four- 
story  flats  23x88,  $7,000. 

Arch  st  at  No  2965,  A Posterek,  one-story 
cottage  20x39,  $800. 

Belleview  place  at  Nos  87  and  89  William 
Borden,  three-story  residence  50x60  $50, 
000. 

Butler  st  at  No  3218,  James  Hawes,  one- 
story  cottage  22x24,  $500. 

Bunker  st,  at  No  152,  Charles  Chafek,  addi- 
tion 7x40  $250. 

Curtis  st  n at  No  197  M Furgeson,  three- 
story  flats,  30x40,  $3,000. 

Carpenter  st  n at  No  258,  C J Miller,  three 
story  flats,  22x80,  $7,500. 

Chicago  av  e at  No  120,  Swedish  Odd-Fellow 
Lodge  four-story  store  and  hall,  27x120, 
$14,000. 

Clybourn  av  at  No  409,  S Levy,  one-story 
store,  20x54,  $1,500. 

Canal  st  s at  No  349,  John  Gubbins,  three- 
story  factory,  28x100,  $8,000. 

Dayton  s at  No  452  Thomas  Reinhardt,  three 
story  dwelling  23x70  $4,500. 

Eleventh  st  at  No  100,  Andrew  Moss  two- 
story  flats  21x60,  $3,500. 

Fulton  st  at  Nos  1505  and  1507,  Baird  & 
Douglas,  two  two-story  dwellings,  40x40, 
$5,500. 

Fullerton  and  Ashland  aves,  W Doeff,  three- 
story  store  and  dwelling,  77x80,  $1,500. 

Fourteenth  st  at  No  415,  P C Hearighty,  two 
story  flats  24x54,  $6,000. 

Fourteenth  st  at  No  384,  William  Tierney, 
two-story  dwelling  21x48,  $2,500. 

Franklin  st  at  Nos  256  and  258,  F P Owings, 
five-story  warehouse  41x147,  $50,000. 

Harrison  st  at  Mo  1058  Waters  & Barr,  office 
10x10,  $100. 

Harrison  st  w at  Nos  393  to  403,  John  Lussen 
six  three-story  stores  and  dwellings,  140x 
45,  $23,000, 

Hanover  st  at  No  2501,  Jacob  Schaefer,  three 
story  store  and  dwelling,  24x75,  $6,500. 

Hastings  st  at  No  93,  Fred  Ohs,  addition  20x 
16,  $800. 

Herndon  st  No  16,  J Sebastian  & Co.,  one- 
story  office;  12x12,  $100. 

Indiana  st  at  No  807,  G Morresy,  one  story 
cottage  20x40,  $1,000. 

Jefferson  st  s at  No  97,  L Amberg,  addition, 
19x80,  $1,500. 

Keith  st  at  No  28,  William  Koch,  basement 
20x50,  $1,300. 

Lincoln  st  s at  Nos  522  to  532,  Vopicka  & 
Kubin,  six  two-story  dwellings  100x30, 
$10,000. 


Leavitt  st  at  No  1164,  Henry  Tobing,  one 
story  cottage  20x40,  $650. 

Lincoln  av  at  Nos  279  to  283,  J W Kindt, 
three-story  stores  and  dwellings,  72x65, 
$12,000. 

Lake  Shore  Nos  105  and  106  diive,  Franklin 
McVeagh,  two-tory  dwelling,  60x80,  $40,- 
000. 

Lowell  st,  M Raevchalopki,  one:story  cot- 
tage 20x48,  $800. 

Main  st  at  No  3061,  J T Moran,  one-story 
cottage,  20x50;  $1,500. 

Mohawk  st  at  No  192,  F C Wildner,  three- 
story  flats  21x54.  $5,000. 

Monroe  st  at  No  946,  C E Thomas,  two-story 
dwelling  25x56,  $3,500. 

Nineteenth  st  at  No  170,  Joseph  Varoffna  ad- 
dition 20x50,  $3,000. 

North  av  w at  No  748,  E Zeller,  two-story 
store  and  dwelling  22x44,  $2,500. 

Paulina  st  s at  No  3609,  Mrs  M Price,  one- 
story  cottage,  20x32,  $800. 

Prairie  av  at  No  2720,  A C Bartlett,  for  a 
two-story  dwelling  40x80;  $30,000. 

Prairie  av  at  No  2953,  H L Thayer,  2-story 
dwelling  23x60;  $8,000. 

Prairie  av.,  at  No  2610,  W F Cuthbert,  two- 
story  dwellings,  46x66;  $20,000. 

Robey  st  n at  No  366,  Fred  Lang,  one-story 
cottage,  21x48,  $1,200. 

State  st  n at  No  537,  Max  Newhause,  two- 
story  dwelling  25x72,  $9,000. 

Seminary  av  at  No  227,  William  Lockerbie 
two-story  dwelling  22x46,  $2,500. 

South  Park  av  at  Nos  240  and  242,  E C Day, 
two  three-story  dwellings,  42x54,  $13,000. 

Seventeenth  st  at  No  816,  B,  Marceiewski, 
two-story  store  and  dwelling,  21x53, 
$2,700. 

Seventeenth  st  and  Wentworth  av  D M 
Kiudley,  one  story  ice-house  30x75,  $2,800. 

Seeley  av  at  No  45,  A C Selleck  barn  26x35. 
$500. 

Sedgwick  st  at  No  177,  F Suhling,  two-story 
dwelling  22x57.  $4,000. 

Townsend  st  at  No  233,  Ous  Nelson,  three- 
story  flats,  26x61,  $7,000, 

Twenty-fourth  place  at  No  186,  George  Bo- 
hen,  an  additional  story,  22x46,  $3,000. 

Thirteenth  st  at  No  499,  F Mussman  one- 
story  cottage  20x32,  $800. 

Twelfth  st  w at  No  765,  Loos  Bros  three- 
story  store  aud  flats  24x80,  $5,000. 

Taylor  st  at  No  626  J and  T Hogan,  two- 
story  flats, 21x48,  $3,000. 

Thirty-eighth  and  Laurel  sts,  J H Pierson, 
one-story  shaving  room  40x45  and  boiler 
house  35x50,  $1,000. 

Taylor  st  at  No  794,  C W Franz,  three-story 
flats  10x32,  $2,200. 

Van  Buren  and  Wood  sts  City  Ice  Co.,  ice- 
house, 12x16  $100. 

Western  av  s,  at  No  367,  W A Shearson,  one- 
story  oven  13x14,  $200. 

Washington  st  Nos  187  and  189(rear)  Brink's 
Express  Co.,  one  story  store  house,  40x80; 
$1,500. 

Wells  st  n at  No  619,  H Piper,  three  story 
bakery  27x80,  $5,000. 

Wood  st  n at  No  605,  Mrs  Miller,  basement, 
20x48,  $700. 


1 Wabash  av  at  No  3333,  Hugo  Goodman, 
three-story  dwelling  50x68,  $20,000, 
Wilcox  st  at  No  974,  Andrew  Campbell,  one- 
story  cottage  24x40,  $1,300. 


WAKKA1VTY  OEF.JBS. 


All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 


City  Property. 


Arch  st  n of  Lyman  w f 24x9734  ft,  apr  3, 

J E Prower  to  M Sheehan $475 

Ashland  av  s w cor  of  Taylor  st  ef  50x150 

Apr  15,  J W Garvy  to  A Wolf $6,875 

Ashland  av  75  ft  s of  Taylor  st  ef  25x150 
ft  apr  15  J W Garvy  to  H Brummel  $2,917 
Ashland  av  50  ft  s of  Taylor  st  e f 25x150 
ft  apr  15,  J W Garvey  to  Joseph  Turk 

$2,957 

Ashland  av  100  ft  s of  Harrison  st,  ef  40x 
150  ft,  apr  2;  L W Yaggy  to  J E Downs 

$8,000 

Adams  st  W,  159  ft  w of  Clinton,  nf  40x 
8234  ft,  apr  — ; S B Cushing  to  Albert  E 

KeDt $10,600 

Austin  av  150  ft  e of  Ada  st,  nf  25x107  ft, 
apr  23;  M & W Kirby  to  A & T L Stark 

.' $3,200 

Avon  place  the  premises  No  65  Mch  27.  J 

E Downs  to  R Grainger $3,250 

Ashland  av  252  ft  n of  12th  st  ef  40x151  ft 
arl  19  S H Sweet  et  al  to  C H Schoen- 

stedt $6,000 

Armitage  av  nw  cor  of  Dudley  st  s f 72x 
125  ft,  apr  19,  H S Clough  to  D F Ander- 
son   $1,700 

Burling  st  s of  Centre  av  ef  25x131  ft,  apr 
23,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Henry  Muench 

$1,600 

Butterfield  st  nw  cor  of  22nd  ef,  25x66  ft 
Arl  27,  Michael  Greger  to  William  J 

Doerr $5,500 

Broom  st  162  ft  s of  West  Ohio  wf  23x99  ft 
Arl  27,  H C and  D Bresnihan  to  Alice 

Driscoll $500 

Blue  Island  av  314  ft  s of  Taylor  st,  ef  25 
xl20  ft,  with  other  property;  apr  22; 

Alois  Wolf  to  W Ensenbacher $5,000 

Blue  Island  av,  premises  No  665,  apr  23; 

E and  J Geis  to  Colvin  W Yale  ....  $4,450 
Bissel  st  bet  Centre  and  Clay,  apr  27,  J B 

Eckstein  to  H Hirschfeld $5,000 

Cypress  ft  168  ft  s of  taylor  w f 24x112  ft 

apr  8,  M A Smith  to  M Brandt $675 

Congress  st[w  n e cor  of  Hermitage  av  s f 
2134x105  ft  impd  Apr  20,  M E and  0 

Sands  to  M Crawford $7,500 

Bissell  st  25  ft  n of  Willow  st  wf  24x125 
ft,  apr  3,  F O Jones  to  J J P Braun.  .$900 
Calumet  av,  2634  ft  n °f  20th  st,  sw  f 33 
ft  to  railroad,  apr  22;  Wm  D Preston  to 

Delia  Hough $5,500 

Chicago  av  W,  96  ft  e of  Oakley,  nf  48x121 
ft,  Mch  17;  Estate  of  R Numan  to  A C 

Bryan $1 ,000 

Congress  st  w se  cor  of  Honore  nf  125%x 
85  ft,  Apr  26,  C Dwensing  to  M C Mc- 
Donald   $17,000 

Chestnut  st  bet  LaSalle  av  and  Wells  sf 
16f4xlOO  ft  impd,  Apr  1,  Abbie  L Water- 
man to  T A O’Neil $4,000 

Canal  st  7634  ft  8 °f  Randolph  w f 38x150 
ft  apr  16,  Mathilda  McLean  to  W T and 

JJ  Maypole $15,280 

Cypress  st,  288  ft  s of  Taylor  ef  25x112  ft, 
Mch  24,  estate  of  G W Tuxbury  to  J Gub- 
bins   $700 

Chicago  av  w 104  ft  w of  Noble  st  nf,  50x 
123  ft  impd,  Arl  23,  H H Knrstens  to 

William  Rabe $17,500 

Centre  av  24  ft  n of  21st  st  ef  24x125  ft 
Apr  19,  C and  M Griffin  to  N J Dillon 

$1,300 

Centre  av  nw  cor  of  21st  st  ef  24x125  ft 
Apr  19,  C and  M Griffin  to  R Dillon  $1400 
Central  Park  boulevard  386  ft  n of  Kinzie 
st  wf,  Apr  20,  C F and  W H Phinney  to 

CLF  Thompson $1,500 

Calumet  av  n of  29th  st  w f 14x177%  ft 
Mch  18  F G Hervey  to  L N Davies.  $1,540 
Chatham  court  25  ft  s of  Elm  st  ef  25x100 
ft.  May  18,  ’82,  W M Halsted  to  P Bar- 
rett  $800 

Chatham  court  25  ft  s of  Elm  st  ef  25x100 
ft,  Feb  11  P Barrett  to  J Gill $800 


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Congress  st  the  premises  No  450,  Apr  26, 

A M Evans  to  William  D Kent $8,000 

Congress  st  w 242  ft  w of  Centre  av  nf  26 
xl55  ft,  apr  24,  J B Carter  to  Mary  Fur- 
long   $4,000 

Centre  av  24  4-5  ft  n of  22nd  st  wf  24  4-5 
115%  ft  Mch  30,  estate  of  M Dillon  to 

Carnelius  Griffin $4,000 

Chatham  court  200  ft  s of  Elm  st  wf  25x  , 
130  ft,  Mch  29,  estate  of  W M Halsted  to 

N L Martens $1,100 

Division  st  w 100  ft  w of  Barclay  nf,  25x 
125  ft,  Arl  26,  estate  of  James  Carter  to 

J 0 and  M J Boesch $900 

Division  st  w 75  ft  w of  Barclay  nf  25x125 
ft,  arl  26.  James  Carter  to  M Shay. . .$900 
Dearborn  st  s 267  ft  s of  27th  ef  25x110  ft 
Feb  16,  De  Lora  Green  to  James  Cana- 

van $2,850 

Division  st  W,  72%  ft  w of  Dudley,  nf  24 
xll9  ft,  Jan  25;  W E Hatterman  to  A L 

Sperling $1,000 

Damon  st  96  w of  Sholto,  sf  48x100  ft,  apr 
23:  E M and  J Murphy  to  J McCaffery 

$1,800 

Division  st  w 148  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  24 
xl25  ft,  Jan  2,  Jacobson  & Tallman  to  A 

Christiansen $800 

Division  st  w sw  cor  of  Dudley  nf  24x119 
ft,  Jan  10,  W E Hatterman  to  H Chris- 

tofferson $1,200 

Dearborn  av  bet  Goethe  and  Schiller  sts 
ef  24  9-10x148  ft  impd,  Apr  26,  C P Par- 
ish to  J L Waller $15,500 

Division  st  w 131  ft  e of  Leavitt  st  sf  25x 
120  ft,  Feb  23,  A N Waterman  to  C M 

Moore $900 

Dayton  st  bet  Belden  and  Webster  avs  ef 
24x124  ft  Apr  23  B and  C Seneco  to  J 

Laudahl $1,600 

Deering  st  n of  31st  e f 26x112  ft,  apr  24 

James  O’Brien  to  P Nagle $550 

Division  st  w n e cor  of  Washtenaw  av  sf 
100x122  ft  impd,  Apr  24,  John  Lobstein 

to  John  Rosenberg $3,800 

Division  st  w ne  cor  of  Washtenaw  av  sf 
100x122  ft  impd,  Apr  24,  John  Rosen- 
berg to  F B Eisen  Bockius $5,000 

Earl  st  24  ft  e of  Stewart  av  n f 24x90  ft 
apr  5,  J C Nichols  to  J T Armstrong.$l,500 
Exergreen  PI  25  ft  e of  Oakley  av,  nf  24x 
108%  ft,  apr  23;  J A Dudley  to  M L 

Rice  $1,500 

Eighteenth  st  w 75  ft  e of  Ruble  sf  25x11 1 
ft,  Apr  27,  William  Hassmann  to  Wil- 
liam Horgan $1,900 

Elm  st  115  ft  e of  Franklin  nf  24%xl00  ft 
impd  Apr  28,  Franz  Wenzel  to  Claes 

Flodin $6,600 

Emerald  st  s of  Stearns,  ef  25x115  ft,  Aug 
7 ’85,  M H and  A M Wetherill  to  S Hook 

$500 

Emerald  st  s of  Stearns  e f 25x115  ft,  Mch 

26,  S Hook  to  C T Murphy $500 

Emerald  av  450  ft  s of  Stearns  st  ef  25x 
115  ft,  apr  8 H L and  H C Ayer  to  Jas 

Hickey $500 

Evergreen  av  100  ft  e of  Hoyne  n f 25x150 
ft,  Sept  2 ’84,  Jane  Alexander  to  Louis 

Schubert $1,000 

Fifteenth  st  w ne  cor  of  Washtenaw  av  sf 
i 28%x66  ft.  Apr  21,  T M Crowley  to  M D 

Davis $2,300 

Fifteenth  st  W n e cor  of  Washtenaw  av  s 
f 28%x66  ft  Mch  8 T M Crowley  to  R and 

M R Cattling $2,800 

jFremont  st  189  ft  n of  Centre  w f 26x125 
ft,  Apr  28,  John  Dusing  to  BA  Duffy 

! $1,500 

Fifteenth  st  w nw  cor  of  Laflin  sf  200x 
124%  ft,  Mch  4,  Thomas  A Johnston  to 

John  R True $15,000 

Fourteenth  st  w nw  cor  of  Jefferson  sf  50x 
90  ft  impd,  Apr  26,  George  V Gorr  et  al 

I to  John  H Schwerdt $9,000 

[Fifteenth  st  w 150  ft.  w of  Jefferson  nf  25 
x73  ft,  Mch  29,  M A Nolan  to  T Kozoged 

i $1,200 

Fulton  st  112  9-10  ft  w of  Elizabeth  sf  28x 
141%  ft,  Arl  17,  J M and  BThorsten  to 
Harry  Woods $3,200 


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Office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


Fulton  st  100  ft  w of  Wood,  nf  25x125  ft, 
Apr  8,  A and  C G Cross  to  S L Benton 

$3,000 

Flournoy  st  near  De  Kalb  sf  20x100  ft 
impd,  apr  7,  Master  in  Chancery  to  HM 

D Merrill $3,304 

Fourteenth  st  w 175  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  25x 

124  ft  impd,  Mch  29,  Louis  Klein  to 

Mary  Goodman $3,000 

Foster  st  100  ft  n of  Polk  w f 25x106  ft 
Mch  1,  Nutt  & Ellis  to  James  Smith 

$2,400 

Grove  court  208  ft  w of  Larrabee  st  nf  20x 
123  ft  impd,  apr  6,  R A Ford  to  A Kno- 

belsdorff $1,600 

Grand  boulevard,  262  ft  n of  37th  st  ef  35 
xl32  ft,  arl  8,  R M Whitehead  to  Abbie 

Nichols $6,000 

Grand  boulevard  n of  and  near  37th  st  wf 
19%xl23  ft,  impd,  arl  15,  R A Barclay  to 

Jennie  Mendel $10,000 

Girard  st  216  ft  n of  North  av  ef,  24x121 
ft  Feb  17,  Henry  Hoepe  to  H Anderson 

$500 

Graves  place  the  premises  No  3246%,  arl 

27  G F Harding  to  A R Horton $5,500 

Gross  parkway  223  ft  e of  Seymour  st  nf 
24x120  ft  impd,  Mch  8,  David  Edenburg 

to  M Edenburg $1,100 

Grand  boulevard  near  36th  st  ef  30  ft  to 
Calumet  av,  Apr  24,  D Harry  Hammer 

to  H Neelees $4,500 

Girard  st  260  ft  n of  Bloomingdale  av  ef 
24x125  ft  impd,  Mch  11,  Gnstav  Gandig 

to  August  Elendt $695 

Honors  st  bet  Adams  and  Jackson  wf  20x 

125  ft  impd,  apr  17,  H P Nichols  to  M B 

Oviatt $3,500 

Halsted  st  S,  118  ft  n of  Forquer,  wf  23  7- 
10x65  ft,  apr  21;  Francis  Riordan  to  M 

G Townsend $3,240 

Halsted  st  ne  cor  of  12th  w f 150x112  ft 
Apr  27,  Anson  O Jenks  to  Thies  J Le- 

fens $36,500 

Humboldt  av  75  ft  e of  Seymour  nf  25x124 
ft,  Apr  1,  F Rietesel  to  F Rennack.  . .$750 
Homan  av  345  ft  n of  21st  st  e f,  25x100  ft 

apr  22,  M W Gay  to  Lina  Wilson $400 

Homan  av  50  ft  s of  15th  st  ef  50x125  ft  apr 
6 John  McCarthy  to  John  McCarthy  Jr. 

$1,500 

Homan  av  125  ft  s of  15th  st  e f 50x125  ft 
apr  6 John  McCarthy  to  N L McCarthy 

$1,500 

Homan  av  175  ft  s of  15th  st  ef  50x125  ft, 
apr  6,  John  McCarthy  to  K M McCarthy 

$1,500 

Homan  av  225  ft  s of  15th  st  ef  50x125  ft 
apr  6,  John  McCarthy  to  E J McCarthy 

$1,500 

Indiana  av  150  ft  n of  22nd  st  ef  25x161 
ft,  apr  7,  C J Hess  to  Alice  Peterson 

$7,500 

Indiana  st  w 168  ft  e of  Paulina  Df  24x100 
ft  apr  24,  Patrick  Reily  to  J J Vreeland 

$2,400 

Indiana  st  w ne  cor  of  Ashland  av  sf  27x 
125  ft,  apr  10,  Peter  Nelson  to  Theodore 

Winholt $4,800 

Indiana  st  w 27  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  25x 
125  ft,  Apr  10,  Peter  Nelson  to  Lawrence 

Nelson $3,000 

Indiana  av  secor  of  Eighteenth  st  w f 21x 
100  ft,  impd,  Apr  9,  Caroline  D Howard 

to  Joseph  M Gillespie $10,000 

Indiana  av  bet  16th  and  18th  sts,  ef  25x 
163%  ft  impd,  Arl  26,  Adolph  Cudell  to 

Alfred  A Lehmann $20,000 

Jackson  st  w nw  cor  of  Irving  place,  sf  25 
xl25  ft,  Mch  11,  C N Holden  to  J H 

Brewster $2,500 

Jones  st  24  ft  n of  Mill  wf  24x120  ft,  Apr 


16,  P O Skaaden  to  Rivers  & Smith.  .$600 
Jackson  st  w the  premises  No  524,  Apr  24, 
Kingman  A Shaw  to  Agatha  R Ward 

$16,500 

Jane  st  46  ft  e of  Newton  nf  23x120  ft  Arl 
22,  Charles  Peth  to  Alber  Moede... . $1,300 
Jacxson  st  w 26  ft  e of  Hamilton  av  wf  254 
x51  ft  impd,  Apr  15;  M E and  O Sands 

to  John  C Crow $4,500 

Jackson  st  w the  premises  No  1244  Apr  26 
A lxeander  Brown  to  R H Peterson  . . $2500 
Jackson  st  W,  near  Irving  PI,  sf  22%xl50 
ft,  Mch  11;  W J Hunt  to  Hattie  L Rog- 
ers   $2,025 

Loomis  st  nw  cor  of  Van  Buren  ef  20  10- 
12x75  ft  impd,  Mch  15  J H Brewster  to 

Ida  L Place $10,000 

Liberty  st  W,  178  ft  e of  Halsted,  sf  25x 
73  ft‘  impd,  Mch  5;  L & A Kaiser  to  An- 
na Schmitt $3,100 

Langley  av  bet  37th  and  38th  sts  wf  22x120 
ft  Apr  27,  Phillip  Sherwood  to  TF  Sher- 
wood   $2,000 

Loten  court  near  Western  av  188  ft  s of 
Coulter  st  ef  72x100  ft  Apr  16,  Andrew 

Crawford  to  Mary  Doyle $900 

Lake  st  w e of  and  near  Union  nf  25  ft  to 
Eagle  st,  May  10,  John  H Kedzie  to  A M 

Gelinore $6,250 

Lincoln  st  72  ft  s of  15th  ef  48x127  ft 
Arl  1,  WE  Bird  to  Chicago  & Great 

Western  Railroad  Co $1,025 

La  Salle  av  245  ft  n of  Schiller  st  ef  23x 
173  ft  Apr  26,  S G and  A J Frank  to 

Christian  F Gatter $5,000 

Leavitt  st  near  Jackson  wf  50x124  ft,  Apr 
26,  Peter  V Johnston  to  A E Jacobs. $5,425 
Leavitt  st  sw  cor  of  Homer  ef  24x100  ft 
impd  Feb  19,  Korff  & Hoepe  to  Theo 

Fischer $1,980 

Leavitt  st  115  ft  n of  Van  Buren  e f 37%x 
124  ft  impd,  Apr  10,  G N Hall  to  S E 

Vosburg $10,000 

Louisa  st  224  ft  s of  Douglas  av  ef  25x125 
ft  apr  1,  John  Barnie  to  Anderson  Jan- 
sen   $1,200 

LaSalle  av  near  Carl  st  wf  19%xl60  ft 
impd,  Apr  24,  M E and  O Sands  to 

Peter  M Schwartz $11,500 

Lake  st  w 120  ft  w of  Union  n f 90  ft  to 
Eagle  st  with  other  property  apr  8,  J H 

Kedzie  to  Albert  W Gilmore $29,000 

La  Salle  av  50  ft  s of  Elm  st  ef  22%xl08 
ft  impd,  Mch  21,  Lyman  Baird  to  Peter 

Willems $10,000 

Lake  avs  of  37th  st  ef  25x200  ft  Apr  24 
John  T Newton  to  Murray  F Tuley.  $2,500 
Leavitt  st  n the  premises  No  653,  apr  22 

E Gorvett  to  J Hefferman $1,200 

Laurel  st  83  ft  n of  33rd  st  w f 50x118  ft 
Mch  3 estate  of  H.  Head  to  William  W 

Hill $1,000 

Lincoln  av  96  ft  n w of  Garfield  av  n e f 
30  ft  to  Garfield  av  impd  Mch  23  P and 

J F Bramwell  to  John  Schaub $3,500 

Laurel  st  179  ft  s of  32nd,  wf  24x118  ft, 
apr  9;  A M Baker  to  D W Baker  . . . .$550 
Monroe  st  w 214%  ft  e of  Centre  av  s f 24 
xl20  ft  arl  23,  George  Baker  to  Wm  H 

Aldrich $4,200 

Marshfield  av  250  ft  s of  Harrison  st  wf  25 
xlOO  ft,  Mch  29,  A O Mason  to  D Sulli- 
van   $1,600 

Myrtle  st  313  ft  s of  Taylor  wf  25x109%  ft 
Apr  15,  T W Broadhurst  to  W F Fisher 

$2,100 

McGregor  ft  125  ft  w of  Portland  av  nf 
Mch  30,  John  Cremens  to  Mary  Sigstein 

$2,300 

Madison  st  w the  premises  No  366,  June  1 
’85,  Samuel  M Taylor  to  J M Taylor 
$12,500 


REMOVAL. 

GREEN  EBAU  M SONS, 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 


Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Beal  Estate. 


Monroe  st  w,  w of  Western  av  nf  20x121  ft 
impd  Mch  18,  W J Jefferson  to  Elizabeth 

Williams $5,000 

Maxwell  st  100  ft  w of  Jefferson  sf  22x98 
ft  impd  apr  24,  Phillip  Falter  to  M and 

F Blaha $2,750 

May  st  n 100  ft  n of  Chicago  av  wf  22x 
80  ft  impd,  apr  23,  P andC  F Bierworth 

to  J Neuman $800 

May  st  near  Superior  w f 25  ft  to  Curtis 
st  apr  12,  Austin  Clement  to  W M Wilke 

$2,100 

Morgan  st  150  ft  s of  Adams,  wf  25x125  ft 
apr  23;  Hugh  Burns  to  Luther  Winger 

$5,300 

Noble  st  222  ft  s of  Chicago  av  wf,  24x100 
ft,  Apr  26,  William  Born  to  John  C F 

Hoelzer $1,900 

Newberry  av  409  ft  n of  Maxwell  st  wf  25 
xlOO  ft,  arl  24,  Henry  Brummel  to  M and 

M Strass $2,550 

North  Branch  st  s w cor  of  Canal  nf  183  ft 
to  river,  July  1 ’85’,  Vessel-Owners’  Dry 
Dock  Co.  et  al  to  the  Miller  Bros  Dry- 

Dock  Co $60,000 

North  Park  av  150  ft  n of  Menomonee  st 
27%xl50  ft  impd,  Arl  27,  J and  E Gers- 

tenberg  to  George  A Misch $7,000 

Nassau  st  72%  ft  s of  w Jackson  ef  52%x 
25  ft  impd  Apr  26,  M and  J W Foster  to 

E and  M Buehler $1,300 

Nebraska  st  the  premises  No  62,  apr  13, 
James  F Griffin  to  M and  A O’Rourke 

$2,000 

Newton  st  126  ft  n of  Augusta,  wf  25x125 
ft,  apr  5;  L V Webb  to  John  Galitz.  .$700 
Newton  st  151  ft  n of  Augusta,  wf  25x125 
ft,  apr  8;  L V Webb  to  Charles  Schmidt 

....  . $700 

Ogden  av  se  cor  of  Crawford  7 1-10  acres 
apr  10,  Hiram  Hodgdon  to  J Irving 

Pearce $10,000 

Ogden  av  near  se  cor  of  Crawford  1% 
acres,  apr  10,  L D and  J C Rounds  to  J 

Irving  Pearce $2,092 

Osgood  st  100  ft  n of  Garfield  av  ef  25x123 
ft  Apr  23,  Bridget  McLean  to  McLean 

& Jones $850 

Orchard  st  196  ft  n of  North  av,  wf  25x120 
ft.  impd,  apr  22;  Henry  Cohlgraff  to  An- 
drew Mille. $2,600 

Ogden  av  126%  ft  ne  of  Robey  st.  nw  f 24 
xlOO  ft,  apr  20;  E and  J Swartz  to  H M 

Crary $3,500 

Ogden  av  319  ft  ne  of  Polk  st  se  f,  24x100 
ft  Mch  29,  M G Townsend  to  W P Fitz- 
patrick   $3,000 

Oakley  av  180  ft  s of  Flournoy  st  ef  lOOx 
125  ft,  Apr  23,  Waite  & Clarke  to  G K 

Hall $6,500 

Portland  av  the  premises  No  2701 
Mch  22,  August  Fischer  to  Cor- 
nelius MoQueeny $4,000 

Paulina  st  144  ft  s of  Emily  ef  24x128  ft 
Arl  27,  W W Goodman  to  John  Schmidt 

. $750 

Portland  av  119  ft  s of  29th  st  ef  25x124  ft 
Apr  28,  E Garnett  to  S and  M Gorman 

$1,600 

Prairie  av  123  ft  n of  37th  st  e f 25x124  ft, 
apr  17,  DS  McBean  to  W L Trowbridge 

$2,500 

Park  av  325  ft  w of  Fall  st  s f 25  ft  to 
alley  apr  22,  Owen  T Jones  to  C Behen 

......  $700 

Prairie  av  near  36th  st,  wf  74x124  ft,  april 
21 ; Wm  D Dillard  to  H Toolen  ....  $5,400 
Rumsey  st,  premises  No  251,  apr  22;  A & J 

Crue  to  Herman  Hacker $2,375 

Rubel  st  the  premises  No  24,  Apr  15,  P C 

Maynard  to  E P Maynard $2,500 

Rockwell  st  347  ft  n of  Ogden  ef  25x117  ft 
impd,  Arl  26,  T M Crowley  to  William  S 

Hall $2,750 

Ridgeway  av  se  cor  of  Prince  wf  250x124 
ft,  Jan  28  ’84,  Ira  R Harvey  to  J S Kee- 
ney   $3,000 

Rebecca  st  119  ft  w of  Centre  av  sf  24x124 
ft,  Arl  23,  Charles  Berkinshaw  to  Chica- 
go & Great  Western  Railroad  Co.  . .$3,200 
Rhodes  av  the  premises  No  3222,  Apr  17 
E 0 and  TF  Andrews  to  Frank  Van 
Voorhis $7,500 


264 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Rhodes  av  the  premises  No  3224,  apr  17 
E C and  T F Andrews  to  Mary  F Van 

Voorhis $7,500 

Robey  st  bet  Birch  and  Taylor  ef  18  18- 
100x112  4 10  ft  impd,  apr  24,  F B Clark 

to  M E Whitney $3,100 

Robey  st  136  ft  n of  Division,  wf  24x120 
ft,  apr  21;  J W Dal  to  Joseph  Aaron.  $950 
State  st  near  15th,  wf  45%  ft  to  alley,  apr 
7;  D Coey  to  John  Shackleford  . . .$12,000 
Superior  st  w 288  ft  w of  Ashland  av  sf  24 
xl20  ft,  Arl  20,  Special  Commissioner  to 

Michael  Kavanaugh $1,700 

Superior  st  w 98  ft  w of  Seymour  n f 48x 
122  ft,  Apr  26,  C Kosche  to  G W Muth 

$600 

Superior  st  w 125  ft  e of  Armoursf  25x123 
ft  with  other  property,  Apr  24,  estate  of 

John  Pagels  to  S O Leggett $2,500 

Sheffield  av  near  Clay  st  ef  25x125  ft  impd 
Apr  22,  John  Gutt  to  Mathilde  Gutt.$3.000 
State  st  187  ft  s of  Van  Buren  e f 19%x 
99%  ft  impd  apr  2,  J Schacleford  to  F. 

Von  Weisenfluh $36,000 

Twenty-ninth  st  140  ft  e of  Wallace  s f,  25 
xl24%  ft  impd,  Apr  27,  John  Hines  to 

Albert  Naumann $1,400 

Thirty-third  st  bet  Rhodes  and  Cottage 
Grove  av  n f,  16%xl26  ft,  impd  arl  27 
George  R Cannon  to  Sarah  Hyman.  $5,000 
Thirteenth  st  w,  e of  Blue  Island  av,  s f 24 
xl07  ft  impd,  arl  27,  Mary  Carroll  to 

Chas  Malig $3,000 

Tinkham  av  n of  and  near  Division  st  wf 
216x124  ft  with  other  property  arl  1,  H 

C Van  Shaack  to  J W Brown $4,800 

Twelfth  st  w 291  ft  e of  Ashland  av  s f 24 
xl04%  st  impd,  arl  26,  Richard  C Knox 

to  Margaret  Ryan $7,000 

Twenty-fifth  st  w 238  ft  w of  Western  av, 
nf  24x125  ft,  Arl  13.  F Edie  to  R M Out- 

het $500 

Twentieth  st  w 263  ft  e of  Ashland  av  s f 
24x125  ft  Arl  26,  James  Maloney  to  J B 

Hueneseldt $1,162 

Thirteenth  st  w 216  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  24x 
119%,  Arl  12,  J L Crozer  to  J J Fisher 

$750 

Taylor  st  w 220  ft  w of  Wood  nf  24x100  ft 
Apr  20,  William  Selden  to  C W Franz.$900 
Twelfth  st  w 50%  ft  e of  Paulina  s f 24x 
100  ft  Apr  13,  S H Sweet  etal  to  G Walk 

$2,500 

Twenty-siKth  st  100  ft  e of  Indiana  av  nf 
25x100  ft  Mch  29,  E and  J Holmes  to 

Wm  N Bradley $3,800 

Twenty-second  st  187%  ft  e of  Stewart  av 
nf  triangle  of  60%x25  ft,  Apr  23,  John 
Raber  to  Mutual  Union  Loan  & Building 

Association $1,000 

Twentieth  st  w 150  e of  Morgan  sf  25x100 
ft  Apr  22,  Joseph  Olcek  to  Joseph  Trav- 

nicek $2,750 

Thirteenth  st  w 50  ft  e of  Centre  av  sf  25x 
124  ft  impd,  John  Riordan  to  C Delaney 

$2,000 

Taylor  st  w near  Dixon  nf  34x104%  ft  apr 

22,  August  W Miller  to  H M Martin. $1600 

Twentieth  st  w 175  ft  w of  Laflin  s f 56x 
124  ft,  apr  14,  John  Kralovec  to  Andreas 

Roderer $2,000 

Twenty-seventh  st  25  ft  w of  Hanover,  nf 
25x124  ft  impd,  apr  21,  V and  A Blecha 

to  M Werhand $2,000 

Twenty-second  st  w 51%  ft  e of  Throop  s f 
25x110  ft  apr  1 1884,  W O Harris  to 

Catherine  Coyne $1,200 

Twenty -second  st  w 178  ft  w of  Halsted  s 
f 25x110  ft  Apr  14,  Master  in  Chancery 

to  A Rieloff $1,498 

Thirty-third  st  bet  Halsted  and  Auburn, 
sf  25x144  ft,  apr  22;  H C Zuttermeister 

to  W Nitzschke $475 

Union  St  nw  cor  of  Meagher  ef  147%x90% 
ft,  Arl  13,  Chicago  Burlington  & Quincy 
Railroad  Co  to  Chicago  & Great  West- 
ern Railroad  Co $16,000 

Vincennes  av  bet  38th  and  39th  sts  wf  20% 
xl30  ft  impd,  arl  2,  F H Hewitt  to  Dan- 
iel Lelewer $7,000 

Vernon  Park  pi,  103  ft  w of  Lytle  st  nf  25 
xl30  ft,  Arl  6,  W A Porter  to  Joseph 

Provost 1,500 

Van  Buren  st  113  ft  w of  Clark  nf  71%x50 
ft,  Mch  31  Chanellar  L Jenks  to  Henry 

Memory $100,000 

Van  Buren  st  50  ft  w of  5th  av  sf  50x86  ft 
Apr  23  E E Spencer  to  Frank  & Shortall 

$35,000 

Western  av  nw  cor  of  Fremont  st  s f 24% 
xl!5  ft  impd,  Apr  26,  J B Patterson  to 

H F and  C E Donovan $6,500 

Western  av  49  ft  n of  Taylor  st  wf  50x100 
ft,  Mch  30,  H J and  J Doran  to  J A Rey- 
nolds  $2,000 

Willow  st  120  ft  w of  Orchard  nf  24x83% 
ft,  Arl  12,  A H Heath  to  Aren  Russmau- 


ROBERT  LAREIIi, 

Wholesale  ai  d Retail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  T t t c< 

Opposite  Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  L nTLaYAlU,  Il<%p. 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  llardwood  Flooring. 
BILLS  CUT  TO  OKDKK. 


er $1,050 

Washington  boulevard,  63  7-10  ft  e of  Al- 
bany av  nf  50  ft  to  alley,  Apr  22,  A D & 

J W Gehrig  to  M A Montgomery.  . . $5,100 
Warren  av  near  California  sf  23x122  ft 
impd,  apr  17,  J G Campbell  to  Harriet 

Fittz ' $5,500 

Walnut  st  bet  Oakley  and  Western  avs  sf 
30x126  ft  Apr  16  J S and  M J Thurston 

to  B B Young $2,600 

Wells  st  N,  50  ft  n of  Chestnut,  wf  50x66% 
ft,  apr  15;  Estate  of  A M Huntington  to 

John  A Barnard $5,000 

Wade  st,  236  ft  nw  of  Currier,  ne  f,  und 
hlf  of  25x125  ft,  impd,  apr  19;  Anna  Ma- 

reck  to  K Skoda $400 

Weiland  st,  the  premises  No  76,  apr  22; 

Conrad  Grau  to  Anton  Greiner  . . . .$3,350 
Wabash  av  150  ft  s of  24th  st  w f 25x180 
ft  arp  7,  Jetta  Childs  to  Solomon  Freeh- 

ling $6,000 

Warren  av,  470  ft  e of  Homan,  sf  130%x 
124%  ft.  apr  6;  Moses  A Hawkes  to  A 

and  H N Hart $6,200 

Walleck  PI  186  ft  n of  18th  st,  ef  25x126 
ft,  Jan  18;  Jane  Evans  et  al  to  F Kuzel- 

ka $300 

Walnut  st  n e cor  of  Paulina  s f 30x100 
ft  apr  22  Chas  T Tyrrell  to  Nellie  K 

Gray $3,050 

Wabash  av  125  fts  of  24th  st  w f 25x180  ft 
apr  7,  Jetta  Childs  to  Alex  Watson.  . $6,000 
Washington  boulevard  the  premises  No 
684,  Feb  1,  Wm  E Goer  to  Ira  Brown 

$10,000 

Wells  st  n 274%  ft  n of  Goethe  wf  24%x 
162  ft  impd,  Apl  23,  John  Kuhl  to  Chas 

Thiele $4,400 

Wells  st  n se  cor  of  Goethe,  wf  67  4-10x100 
ft  apr  23,  Peter  Emmel  to  G P Braun 

$7,590 

Wood  st  125  ft  s of  Taylor  w f 25x125  ft 
Mch  17,  estate  of  F Butterfield  to  N Croll 

$900 

Warren  av  124  ft  w of  Fancisco  st  nf  24x 
122  ft  apr  15  S H Wheeler  to  SM  and  R 

J Kroflf $1,400 

Washington  boulevard  the  premises  Nos 
508  510  512  514,  apr  8,  Albert  W Gil- 
more to  John  H Kedzie $42,000 

Yeaton  st  144  ft  e of  Lincoln  sf  24x100  ft 
impd,  Feb  23,  A McC  Yeaton  to  John 
Hendricks $700 

North  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  nw  cor  of  Addison  10  acres 
Mch  26,  E H Sheldon  to  0 Nowak.  $20,000 
Burling  st  n of  Fullerton  avef  25x125%  ft 
Apr  13,  William  M Payne  to  Tillie  Els- 

mer $3,000 

Bluoher  st  133  ft  s of  Noble  av  ef,  100x124 
ft,  Mch  24,  J A Downey  to  C D Potts 

$1,500 

Belmont  av  25  ft  e of  Seminary  nf,  25x115 
ft  impd,  apr  22,  Fred  Texton  to  J Reger 

$4,400 

ClarK  st  304  ft  n of  Diversey  av  e f,  1 acre 
to  Hale  st,  Apr  27,  Lenora  W Marshall 

to  Frank  B Marshall $8,000 

Clark  st  nw  cor  of  Cleveland  av  89%xl25 
ft,  Apr  20,  E J Lehmann  to  Hans  Hen- 
derson   $3,000 

Commercial  st  142  ft  s of  Sunnyside  avwf 
50x165  ft  impd,  Apr  16,  A F and  L C 

Pitnerto  Anna  R Gardner $4,200 

Clark  st  55  ft  s of  Wrightwood  av  wf  undi- 
vided % of  110  ft  to  alley  with  other 
property  Dec  29  1885,  Union  Mutual 
Life  Insurance  Company  to  H G Han- 

gan $10,166 

Cornelia  st  60  ft  w of  Seminary  av  n f 25x 
125  ft,  apr  16,  E J Lehmann  to  C Lif- 

vendahl $500 

Diversey  av  se  cor  of  Florence  n f 57x132 

ft  Jan  28,  M Heigel  to  F Rohr $3,475 

Doming  court  550  ft  w of  Clark  st  sf  50x 
190  ft,  Mch  12,  George  S Pepper  to  Chas 

E Ernst $4,287 

Doming  court  500  ft  w of  Clark  st  sf  50x 
190  ft,  Arl  3,  George  S Pepper  to  P L 

Storch $4,287 

Evanston  av  near  Hawthorne  place,  ef,  50 
x230  ft,  apr  27,  John  S Cram  to  S L 
Young $3,200 


Gross  av  sw  cor  of  School  ft  ef  48x113  ft 
Arl  24,  S E Gross  to  Edward  Six.  . .$1,100 
Gross  av  48  ft  s of  School  st  ef  24x113  ft 

Arl  24  S E Gross  to  A Jung $500 

Hampden  court  nw  cor  of  Wrightwood  av 
undivided  % of  257%  ft  to  alley  with 
other  property,  Dec  291885,  Peter  Jack 

to  A.  G.  Haugan $8,434 

Melrose  st  e of  Evanston  av  sf  25x166  ft, 
Apr  23  J M Oliver  to  R A De  Show  $1,000 
Melrose  st  e of  Evanston  av  sf  25x166  ft, 
Apr  23  J M Oliver  to  M W Wells. . .$1,000 
Melrose  st  50  ft  w of  Sheldon  av  nf  25x125 
ft  impd,  apr,  22,  Peter  Olson  to  C A and 

A Johansson $1,600 

Noble  av  50  ft  w of  Hoyne  sf  25x124  ft 
apr  14,  E and  W Schalla  to  J Schalla 

$1,000 

Orchard  st  225  ft  s of  Dewey  court  e f 25x 
145  ft,  Mch  23,  F Deming  to  F Hoffman 

$1,000 

Otto  st  146  ft  e of  Clark  sf  25x124  ft,  Apr 
22,  Charles  Heiden  to  P and  L Larsen 

$550 

Paulina  st  241  ft  n of  Leland  av  wf  50x 
165  ft  Mch  29,  J A Cole  to  F A Bishop 

$750 

Southport  av  se  cor  of  Wrightwood  wf  24x 
124  ft  impd,  apr  9,  Otto  H Sickel  to  Al- 
bert Tamp $1,225 

Snyder  st  174  ft  s of  Noble  av  wf  25x124  ft 
Mch  15,  C J Ford  to  F Scho6nlauk . . . .$575 
Snyder  st  99  ft  s of  Noble  av  wf  25x124  ft, 
Oct  31,  ’85,  C J Ford  to  H Folker ....  $575 
Seminary  av  175  ft  n of  School  st  e f 25x 
123  ft,  apr  13,  Martin  Zipprich  to  Frank 

Preschern $1,500 

Seminary  av  225  ft  n of  School  st  ef  25x123 
ft,  apr  13,  Martin  Zipprich  to  Jacob 

Steiger $1,600 

Snyder  st  se  cor  of  Noble  av  wf  49%xl24 
ft,  Arl  26,  Charles  Lind  to  First  Swedish 

Baptist  Church $1,200 

Snyder  st  275  ft  n of  School  es  37%xl23  ft 

Arl  26,  O Schlueter  to  J Greuter $650 

Sheffield  av  100  ftn  of  Wellington  st  ef  25  jf 

xl24  ft  apr  1,  G and  B F McConnell  to 

L Hoffman $850 

Wellington  st  25  ft  e of  Herndon  nf  50x122 
ft,  Apr  3,  estate  of  W O Jones  to  Louise 
Seramar $1,300 

South  of  City  Limit*. 

Atlantic  st  nw  cor  of  58th  ef  27%xl22  ft, 
Feb  24,  D Stauffer  to  II  C J Berg ....  $600 
Atlantic  st  141  fts  of  Garfield  boulevard  ef 
25x122  ft  Mch  1,  W G Bunn  to  J P 

Bowes $600 

Bowen  av  near  Langley  nf  25x117  ft,  Mch 
18,  N Corwith  to  Ellen  M A Potts. . $1,500 
Butterfield  st  358  ft  n of  47th  wf  24x100  ft, 
Mch  6 E J Pease  to  Angie  Page ....  $1,700 
Cottage  Grove  av  394  ft  n of  47th  st,  ef  25 
xl.33  ft,  Mch  8,  C W Leseberg  to  H Em- 

shoff $1,000 

Cottage  Grove  av  394  ft  n of  47th  st  ef  25 
xl23  ft,  Mch  8,  C W Leseberg  to  P Ge- 

raghty $1,000 

Chestnut  st  48%  ft  e of  Wallace  sf  30x121 
ft  Arl  9,  H P Haskins  to  M C Lee.  .$2,600 
Drexel  boulevard  bet  43d  and  44th  sts  wf 
55%xl80  ft,  apr  22,  John  Hewitt  to  Wil- 
liam H Colvin $7,700 

Drexel  boulevard  in  rear  of  above  53  ft, 
apr  22  John  Hewitt  to  William  H Colvin 

$1,000 

Emerald  st  425  fts  of  45th  wf  25x124  ft 
Mch  25,  Cozzens  & Evers  to  Amelia  Kai- 
ser   $1,100 

Fortieth  st  150  ft  w of  Vincennes  av  nf  22 
xll2  ft  impd,  Apr  20,  Will  H Moore  to 

Thomas  B Livingstone $4,700 

Forty-third  st  sw  cor  of  Loomis,  338%x276 
ft  apr  19,  James  D Lehmer  to  Nelson 

Morris $29,600 

Forty-eight  st  300  ft  w of  Greenwood  av 
nf  50x150  ft,  Apr  7,  E M and  J R Alcock 

Jennie  L Arms $6,750 

Fremont  st  166  ft  e of  Bissell  sf  26x121  ft. 
Arl  24,  Thomas  Richards  to  J L Waffle 

$2,100 

Fifty-eighth  st  182  ft  e of  Stewart  av  nf 
25x136  ft,  apr  16,  H B Lewis  to  Ottoson 
& Carlson $400 


Fifty-third  st  60  ft  e of  Washington  nf  30 
xl50  ft  with  25x150  in  adjoining  blk,  Arl 
20,  H R Hamilton  to  H B Hamilton 

$6,750 

Forty-fifth  st  191  ft  w of  Woodlawn  av  sf 
216%x291%  ft,  Mch  17,  Joseph  Medill 

to  J R Crocker  et  al $18,000 

Fifty-first  st  75  ft  w of  Centre  av  sf  25x120 
ft  Jan  25,  Young  & Clarkson  to  J W Fritz 

$400 

Fortieth  st  near  Vincennes  av  nf  20x112  ft 
impd,  apr  20,  Charles  C Landt  to  John 

W Wallace $4,150 

Gordon  st  100  ft  w of  Marshall  sf  50x126 
ft  Apr  1 James  Canavan  to  F and  H 

Schneider - $2,400 

Gunn  st  near  Stewart  av  nf  37%xl20  ft, 
Apr  23,  W 0 Budd  to  M A Brand.  ..$3,600 
Hyde  Park  av  bet  43rd  and  45th  sts,  wf  24 
xl25  ft,  impd,  apr  15,  Van  H Higgins  to 

Ada  G Dorland $7,500 

Halsted  st  57%  ft  s of  51st  court  ef  25x125 
Jan  27,  Enos  Ayers  to  S Halbauer.  . .$800 
Hibbard  av  bet  51st  and  52nd  sts,  ef  lOOx 
178%  ft  Apr  15,  A C Goodman  to  C F 

• Marsh $5,000 

Indiana  av  308  ft  sof  46th  st  ef  33x161  ft, 
apr  22,  S and  G Jackson  to  Elizabeth 

Galvin $1,375 

Indiana  av  nw  cor  of  55th  st  14  acres  ex- 
cept 2 lots,  Arl  24,  Matthew  Laflin  to 

Charles  J Singer $71,670 

Indiana  av  200  ft  s of  53rd  st  e f 200x161 
ft,  Dec  19  ’85,  Master  in  Chancery  to  M 

S Meade $5,822 

Joseph  st  141  ft  e of  California  av  sf  25x 
125  ft,  Apr  17,  N Corwith  to  P Pouliot 

$300 

Justine  st  288  ft  s of  50th  ef  24x121  ft,  Dec 

30  ;85,  M Ballin  to  C P Wilder $350 

Loomis  st  49  ft  s of  48th  ef  25x124  ft  imp 
Arl  1,  William  Zeiger  to  G Junge..  .$1,400 
Langley  av  78  ft  n of  45th  st  w f 25x125  ft 
Arl  26,  F D and  A W Warren  to  James 

F Bird $3,500 

La  Salle  st.  102  ft  s of  Cloud  court,  ef  25x 
135  ft  impd.  Apr  21,  Richard  H Gowne 

to  Lizzie  F Baldwin $3,500 

La  Salle  st  127%  ft  n of  Cloud  court  wf 
25x127  ft  impd,  Apr  12,  A A and  0 M 

Wells  to  E W Ingersol $2,500 

Laflin  st  141%  ft  s of  51st  ef  24x124  ft,  Jan 

20  ’85,  M Ballin  to  K Reutter $300 

Michigan  av  150  ft  s of  41st  st  ef  50x177 
ft.  apr  21,  Charles  R Steele  to  Thomas 

English $6,250 

Mound  av  240  ft  e of  Stewart  n f 48x125 
ft,  Dec.  13  ’81,  Thomas  Hurford  to  John 

Berg $600 

Prairie  av  300  ft  n of  49th  st  wf  63x152  ft, 
apr  26,  M A McCalla  to  M E Fox..  .$2,520 
Rosalie  court  bet  57th  and  58th  sts  ef  40x 
113  ft,  Mch  8,  R a Buckingham  to  F H 

Heath $2,500 

St  Lawrence  av  s w cor  of  45th  st  ef  87%x 
120  ft,  Mch  6,  Wilson  & Scoville  to  Jane 

A Pike $3,500 

St  Lawrence  av  adjoining  above  50x120  ft 
Mch  20,  Wilson  & Scoville  to  M A Horn- 
by   $2,000 

State  st  176  ft  n of  46th  wf  50x161  ft,  apr 
1,  Union  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co.  to  Geo  E 

P Dodge ...  $3,000 

Swan  st  236  ft  w of  Wentworth  av  nf  24x 
100  ft,  apr  22,  M Healey  to  C Whalen  $450 
State  st  n e cor  of  Sixtieth  wf  99x170  ft, 
Mch  29  D F Cameron  to  Mary  Grunder 

$7,500 

Stewart  av  sw  cor  of  59th  st  ef  72x124  ft, 
Ail  22,  Daniel  Clifford  to  Thomas  Fla- 
vin   $1,500 

Wentworth  av  314  ft  n of  42nd  st  wf  27x 
128  ft  impd,  Arl  27,  Jacob  Pokerny  to 

Peter  Suhr $2,800 

Wentworth  av  bet  41st  and  42nd  sts  wf  26 
xl28  ft.  Apr  10.  L W Stone  to  Patrick  I 

Flynn $1,500 

Winter  st  near  54th  ef  25x125  ft,  apr  20,  E 

S Drever  to  H A Van  Gorkom $400 

Wabash  av  ne  cor  of  42nd  st  wf  50x178 
ft,  Hch  22,  J W Pryor  to  E A and  B M 

Nathan $3,500 

Washington  av  160  ft  n of  53rd  st  wf  50x 
150  ft,  apr  24,  S J Rhea  to  C M Ayer 

$2,250 

Vincennes  av  sw  cor  of  42nd  st  ef  39x162 
ft,  apr  14,  M Laflin  to  B and  GE  Doane 

$1,650 

Woodlawn  av  100  ft  n of  62nd  st  wf  50x 
166  ft,  apr  13,  0 R Keith  to  John  Lav- 
ender  $1,250 

Wentworth  av  near  60th  st  wf  50x137  ft 
ap  21,  Caroline  Jahnke  to  D Mullany  $4,000 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  av  78  ft  e of  Buchanan  st  nf  50x 
125  ft,  Apr  20  W Y Webster  to  E B Bee- 


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$3,000 

o2gnttvor  of  Irvin  sf  50x125  ft 

Apr  20,  E S Dreyer  to  George  Fuertsch 

$800 

lfw  of  Rockwell  sf  75x99 

ft,  apr  14,  J and  A Pilat  to  H McCor- 
mick   $1,000 

Clarkson  av  400  ft  s of  Cortland  st  w f 25x 
125  ft,  apr  20,  S Delamater  to  G R J 

Hupfer $350 

Courtland  st  168  ft  w of  Western  av  nf  24 
xl24  ft,  Apr  19  J S Abbot  to  J and  E M 

Gorman $500 

Crawford  av  intersection  of  Grand  10  acres 
Apr  24  Daniel  McBain  to  Jay  Baker 

$10,000 

Carroll  av  101>£  ft  w of  42nd  st  sf  25x100 
ft  Arl  22,  West  Chicago  Land  Company 

to  Charles  Hanrahan $850 

Hancock  st  178  ft  n of  Cortland  w f 50x 
167  ft,  apr  20  E S Dreyer  to  ACygan.$600 
Humboldt  boulevard  49  ft  e of  Hoffman 
av  sf  96x166  ft,  apr  16.  M G & A Crosby 

to  Andrew  Lundgren $1,900 

Kimball  av  225  ft  s of  Wabansia  ef  25x177 
ft,  Arl  22,  K Warmuth  to  J Jansen.  . .$425 
Mozart  st  100  ft  s of  Cortland  wf  25x100 
ft  apr  9,  A Jacobson  to  Anderson  & 

Winther $500 

Powell  av  near  Jefferson  court  wf  64J^x 
185  ft,  apr  3,  Frank  Kuhn  to  J C Spong- 
ier   $1 ,200 

Rhine  st  124  ft  w of  Myrtle  sf  25x125  ft 
impd  Apr  26,  F and  C Schumacher  to  J 

H Schumann $1,000 

WaBansia  av  86*^  ft  e of  Meade  st  s f 31 
125  ft  impd,  Nov  18,  1885,  P Gannon  to 

T A Gannon $1,300 

Wabansia  av  124  ft  w of  Oglesby  st  sf  25x 
153  ft,  Arl  24,  C B Simons  to  A Ford.  $325 

AGREEMENTS  FOR  I>EEI>S. 

Lots  33  and  34  63  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Apr 

1,  Clementina  Nowak  to  P Collins $800 

Lots  R>  17  and  18  b 57  Ironworkers’  add  to  S Chica- 
go, May  16,  ’84,  C&CC&DCo  to  A Luugwitz.$450 
Lot  8 in  sub  of  s 836  ft  of  lot  F,  Wrightwood,  April 

14,  Jno  T Davis  to  L M Walker  $ $3,300 

Lot  185  b 6 Sheffield’s  add,  Apr  5,  J L Goodearle  to 

F Thurkow $1,250 

Lot  44  blk  3 Dobbins’  sub  28  39  14.  Nov  23,  ’85,  T H 

Faile  to  F and  A Volfanka $750 

Lots  19  and  20  b 43  E Washington  Heights,  Apr  1,  E 

L Gillelte  to  J C McKee $2,400 

Lot  51  b 5 Waller’s  sub  20  39  14,  Apr  20,  D H Coffey 

to  J J Curran $1,900 

Premises  No  153  S Oakley  av,  Apr  22,  SGR  Bishop 

to  A G Cone $5,750 

Lots  1 2 and  3 b 66  Evanston,  John  Lyman  to  C E & 

L Sup  Rwy  Co $7,000 

Premises  No  169  E Chicago  av,  Apr  21,  J Hart  to  L 

Herdrich  et  al $13,000 

Lot  55  b 35,  19  39  14,  Oct  15,  ’84,  Estate  of  W L New- 
berry to  F Petr $550 

Lots  62  and  63  Wheeler’s  sub  ne  qr  20  38  14,  J N 

Wheeler  to  M Cummings $560 

Lot  48  b 1 McKay’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Apr  12,  W H 

Moore  to  Rose  Boland $3,500 

Lot  45  Evans  & Nutt’s  sub  e 5 acs  w hlf  nw  qr  se  qr 

20  3j  14,  Apr  11,  F Ebert  to  V Struchlik $1,450 

Premises  No  573  La  Salle  av,  April  3,  Mary  E Sands 

to  P M Schwarz $4,750 

Lot  20  b 2 Davis’  South  add,  Mch  12,  D Davis  to  J D 

Sleeth $3,100 

Lot  7 of  n 123  ft  lot  2 blk  5 Owsley’s  sub  18  39  14,  No 
41  Seeley  av,  Apr  2,  S J Draper  to  E A Reed.. $6, 500 
N 15  ft  lot  8 and  s 20  ft  lot  7 blk  5 Grant  & Jackson’s 
add  to  Evanston,  Sept  26,  ’85,  D J Whiting  to  C 

Hansen $350 

Lot  37  Clarke’s  add  to  Lake  View,  Apr  13,  R R Clark 

to  MC  Burt $750 

Lot  18  of  lots  94  95  96  Butterfield’s  add,  April  22.  E 

Wendell  to  H C Schlendorf $1,700 

S hif  lot  3 and  all  lot  4 Henry’s  sub  ne  qr  9 38  14, 

Apr  14,  E Sidebotham  to  T C Nash $5,000 

Lot  3 Weddel’s  sub  s qr  se  qr  se  qr  20  38  14,  Mch  26, 

R S Cox  to  Amanda  M Van  Doreu $270 

Lots  85  to  89  same  sub,  Mch  20,  same  to  A R Mar- 

riat $500 

W 56  f t of  lot  28  b C,  Wrightwood,  Apr  23,  E S Ches- 

brough  to  F A Druehl $5,040 

Lots  32  and  33  b 1 Walker’s  sub  nw  qr  34  39  14,  Apr 

14,  Evarts  Kent  to  M Beilfeld  $7,500 

Lots  17  and  20  b 5 Storr’s  sub  nfl5  acs  w half  sw  qr 
34  39  14,  Dec  23,  ’85,  Angelina  P Ford  to  J B Mc- 
Donald  $12,250 

Lots  30  to  33  b 2 Brown’s  add,  March  4,  Ellen  Bren 

nan  to  S Kennedy $1,000 

Lot  42  b 5 w hlf  ne  qr  26  39  13,  April  13,  Frances  E 

Phillips  to  W H Chilvers $230 

W hlf  lot  4 b 15  Walcott’s  add,  Apr  23,  M J Doyle  to 

Laura  Leeb $7,750 

Lots  11  and  12  b 1 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Nov 

4,  J D Smith  to  F Nowak $700 

Lot  40  Barnum  & Stewart’s  sub  w part  b 20,  5 39  14, 

Mch  29,  F Tetzlaff  to  J Sladek $1,775 

Lot  57  w qr  b 1 Sheffield’s  add.  April  23,  heirs  of  M 
Gatto  to  A Kirchhoff $2,250 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

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MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


SIJBURIIAN  WARRANTY  WEEWH. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  3 and  4 b 49  Ironworkers’  add.  May  12,  ’83,  A F 
Stronquist  to  G Young $850 


Lot  19  b 2 Scammon  k Dickey’s  sub  iu  w half  se  qr 
23  38  14,  Mch  26,  Annie  L Hutchins  to  Annie  E Jan- 



Lots  1 to  9,  30  to  39  b 3 Clement  & Johnston’s  sub  se 
qr  22  38  14,  Nov  1,  ’85,  Johnston  k Clement  to  M 

□ F Raftrer $5,700 

Lot  21  b 1 b 12  Kensington,  Apr  1,  P Steenbergen  to 

J Willerich $2,000 

Lots  23  to  26  bl;  lots  23  to  30  b2  Gazzam  Gauo’s 

add  to  Pu  lman,  C Reus  to  H F Getze $6,000 

Lots  22  and  23  b 1 Hall’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Mch  24, 

Thos  A Hall  to  J C Hill $1,150 

Lot  30  b 6 C k D Co  sub  in  se  qr  2 37  14,  April  20,  B 

Meschendorf  to  C Specht $3,55*1 

Lots  12  and  13  b 3 b 1 Norton’s  sub  ne  qr  27  38  14, 

Mch  19,  W V Jacobs  to  Anna  J Jansen $3,461 

Lot  42  b 5 Palmer’s  add  to  S Chicago,  Mch  17,  Mary 

P M Palmer  to  Martin  Francis $300 

Lot  66  Robertson’s  sub  23  38  14,  April  22,  Mary  E_ 

Athow  to  H Wieland  $1,350 

Lot  66  same  sub,  Apr  22,  H Wieland  to  L Hoyt.. $1,350 
Lot  7 b 2 Hogewisch,  March  12,  A Hegewisch  to  J N 

Lindell $300 

Lots  34  and  35  b 4 Hegewisch,  Apr  21,  same  to  Isa- 
bel Pierce $155 

Lot  36  b 81  S Chicago,  April  23,  C & C C & D Co  to 

Wm  Scott $550 

Lot  42  b 15  same,  Mch  31,  same  to  Nels  Neilsou. . $250 
Lot  33  b 46  Johnston  & Clements  sub  ne  qr  22  38  14. 

Apr  23,  ’86,  Thos  P Keefe  to  L Allen $400 

Lot  32  b 2 West  add  to  Cheitenham  Beach,  April  12, 

D C Golden  to  M D Crandall  $300 

Lot  10  b 7 Wait  & Bowen’s  snb  ne  qr  23  38  14,  Feb  1, 

E B Springer  to  E L Burwell $1,250 

Lot  3 b 5 Woodlawn,  Mch  29,  H B Goodrich  to  M J 
Foley $1,000 

LAKE. 

N 34  ft  lot  4,  s 1 ft  lot  3,  and  n 40  ft  of  s 76  ft  of  lot 
3 b 12  Skinner  k Judd’s  sub  21  38  14,  Apr  6,  Ernst 

A & J B Mulliken  to  G F Bailey $1,275 

Pt  lot  12  s of  68th  st  and  s 124  ft  of  lot  21  of  Its  1 to 
4,  7 to  10  Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14,  Mch23,  L Booth  et 

al  to  Eli  Smith $8,796 

Lot  8 and  n hlf  lot  9 b 1 of  e lot  1 Taylor’s  sub  21 

38  14,  Apr  15,  F G Springer  to  G H Smith $1,650 

N 5o  ft  of  lot  5 and  s 50  ft  of  lot  6 blk  11  Skinner  & 
Judd’s  sub  21  38  14,  Jau  4,  J P Young  to  Phaon  W 

George * $2,800 

Lot  25  b 3 University  sub  of  Englewood,  Mch  26,  F 

DOrcutt  to  Hannah  B Tease $2,500 

Lots  45  and  46  b 5 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Mch 

11,  J D Smith  to  A W Freeman $600 

N 13/2  ft  of  lot  11  and  s 24)4  ft  of  lot  12  b — Linden 
Grove,  Mch  5,  E B and  C D Perry  to  E H Williams 

$608 

Lot  34  Weddell’s  sub  s qr  se  qr  se  qr  20  38  14,  April 

L20,  R S Cox  to  F II  Babcock $225 

ot  35  same  sub,  Apr  20,  same  to  J A Ericksone . . $225 
N 40  ft  (ex  e 75  ft)  lot  8 b 6 Skinner  k Judd’s  sub  21 

38  14,  Mch  17.  P L Storch  to  E L Lipman $1,295 

Lots  33  and  34  b 1 Eames’  sub  in  ne  qr  17  38  14,  Apr 

20,  H T Eames  to  M Barnard $1,250 

Lot  74  b 1 Benedict’s  sub  20  38  14,  July  14,  ’85,  R S 

Cox  to  A Edstrom $200 

Lot  75  b 1 same,  July  14,  ’85,  same  to  P A Carlson 

$200 

Lots  39  to  41  b 1 Benedict’s  sub  20  38  14,  May  25,  ’85, 

R S Cox  to  P and  F Betteldorff  $800 

Lots  38  and  39  b 1 same  sub,  Apr  22,  P Betteldorff  to 

A Johnson $420 

Lots  40  and  41  b 1 same,  Apr  22,  same  to  R Umbach 

$420 

Lot  10  b 1 of  e -3  lot  1 Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14,  Apr  22, 

F G Springer  to  E Waldron $1,100 

Lot  25  of  lots  10  and  12  b 6 Linden  Grove,  Apr  13,  C 

B Eggleston  to  W Carr $425 

S 33  ft  of  n 66  ft  of  lot  6 b 11  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub 
21  38  14,  Apr  12,  Phaon  W George  to  I J Marshall 

et  al $3,700 

Lot  21  b 3 Sehorling’s  sub  pt  lot  1,  33  38  14,  Jan  13, 

J Jones  to  T J Nelson $200 

Lot  17  b 6 Bates’  sub  21  38  14,  Apr  24,  C C Shepard 

to  G F Jennings $650 

Lot  18  b 6 same,  Apr  15,  A St  C Hilton  to  G F Jen- 
nings   $625 

N hit  s hlf  ne  qr  (ex  e 25  acs)  28  38  14,  Feb  10,  C H 

Lawrence  to  T P Phillips  $19,000 

Lots  45  and  46  b 2;  lots  25  and  26  b 1 Eberhart’s  snb 
se  qr  14  38  13,  Apr  2,  Isa  A Eberhart  to  E Davis  $700 
S 50  ft  of  lot  2 b 8 Skinner  & Judd’s  sub  21  38  14, 

Apr  19,  A Phillips  to  R Porter $2,500 

Lot  3 b 6 Barnum  Grove,  July  8,  ’83,  A D Pickering 
to  J M Boileau $3,000 


EVANSTON. 

Lot  3 b 3 Touhy’s  add  to  Roger’s  Park,  Jan  10,  ’83, 

C C Touhy  to  M Lyons $600 

Lots  17  and  19  b 8 Keeney  k Rinn’s  add,  Apr  14,  W 

C Grant  to  G E Roscher $709 

Lots  4 and  8 b 9 same,  Apr  7,  same  to  same $1,268 

Lot  7 b 3 Pitner  & Son’s  add  to  S Evanston,  Apr  21, 

L J Gage  to  M B Bailey $700 

Lots  17  to  20  (ex  s 45  ft)  b 66  Evanston,  Apr  21,  Geo 

Beck  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $3,500 

Lots  27  to  29  b 66  Evanston,  Feb  16,  L S Engles  to  C 

E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $25,00 

W 60  ft  of  lot  5 and  of  s 35 % ft  of  lot  4 e of  R R, 

Meyer’s  sub  pt  lot  6 Assr’s  div  19  [41  14 nominal 

Lot  7 b 21  North  Evanston,  Feb’ry  9,  N Culver  to  J 

Hang $300 

Lot  6 b 2 Gibbs,  Ladd  & George’s  add,  Apr  20,  G L 

Milchell  to  S Evanston  M E Church $1,350 

Und  qr  of  w 60  ft  of  lot  3 b 3 Snyder’s  add.  Apr  22, 

B J and  G H Monteath  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co. $400 
Part  of  n 113  ft  of  s 226  ft  of  b 39  Evanston,  Apr  20, 

Olive  T Fletcher  to  same $3,000 

S 45  ft  of  lots  17  to  20  b 66  Evanston,  Apr  21,  A Bein- 

lich  to  same $3,700 

CICERO. 

Und  hlf  of  e hlf  se  qr  27  39  13;  n hlf  sw  qr  nw  qr  (ex 
R Rd)  34  39  13;  also  land  out  of  county,  Nov  24,  J 

A Wetmore  to  M B and  E C Wetmore $5,000 

Lots  1 to  10  of  lots  35  to  38  Brighton,  Mch  13,  School 

Trustees  39  13  to  J Donnersberger $2,300 

Lot  10  b 2 Derby’s  add,  Apr  20,  National  Life  Ins  Co 

to  Lars  Elfingsen $750 

Lot  16  b 2 Whaple’s  sub  nw  qr  7 39  13,  heirs  of  Hen- 
ry Junker  et  al  to  F M Ellis $3,175 

Lots  10  to  15  b 1 of  lots  2 and  3,  16  39  13,  March  20, 

Eliza  Davis  to  J V Baxter $1,200 

E half  w half  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  39  13,  March  13.  S B H 

Wright  to  L K Tucker $5,500 

Se  qr  ne  qr  ne  qr  3 39 13,  Apr  24,  D McBain  to  J Ba- 
ker   $10,000 

W hlf  iot  418  b 9 Austinville,  Apr  15,  Emma  M Ross 

to  H W Austin $500 

JEFFERSON. 

Lot  9 (ex  N 50  ft)  block  35  Montrose.  April  16,  C F 

Thorne  to  J M Dascomb $1,400 

Lots  22  23  24  b 37  Montrose,  Apr  17,  J Perkins  to  J 

L Clapp $900 

Lot  22  b 11  Woodbury’s  add  to  Irving  Prrk,  Apr  12, 

S J Trumbull  to  Emma  L Love $150 

Lot  9 (ex  n 50  ft)  b 35  Montrose,  April  17,  J W Das- 
comb to  G C Thomas $1,450 

Lots  33  and  34  b 2 in  sub  of  39  acs  e half  se  qr  26  40 

13,  Oct  22,  A Wolf  to  W Enzenbacher $300 

Lots  28  and  29  b 35  Jefferson.  Apr  23,  W J Connors 

to  D W Eld  red $200 

N 3 acs  of  lot  4 in  sub  of  frl  se  qr  3 40  13,  Apr  23,  JQ 

McDonald  to  Jane  G McDonald $900 

CALUMET. 

Lots  65  and  66  b 2 in  sub  of  part  b 3 Hilliard  & Dob- 
bin’s sub  in  7 and  8 37  14,  Sept  30,  ’84,  W P Hil- 
liard to  L P Hilliard $200 

Lot  7 of  lot  1 b 7 Hilliard  & Hitt’s  sub  nw  qr  17  37 

14,  Apr  5,  W Maxwell  to  J Long $150 

B 14  Cole’s  sub  in  ne  qr  5 37  14,  Apr  20,  C B Bouton 

to  C R Webster $5,000 

Lots  28  29  and  w 22  ft  lot  27  blk  44  East  Washington 

Heights,  W O Miller  to  E A Mithoff $1,900 

W 5 acrs  s 15  acrs  e 20  acrs  e half  sw  qr  4 37  14,  I,  H 

Pierce  to  C k E R R Co $2,250 

N 5 acs  of  s 10  acs  e 20  acs  e half  sw  qr  4 37  14,  Mch 

18,  same  to  same $2,250 

38x153  ft  in  blk  11  Sanders’  2nd  add  to  Blue  Islard’ 

Apr  21,  Nellie  S Bourlte  to  W R Parker $570 

W qr  ne  qr  sw  qr  29  37  14,  Mch  13,  Thos  Carbine  to 

Geo  D Barrett  et  al $500 

Lot  2 b 1 Biseell’s  sub  iu  sw  qr  21  37  14,  D J Fallis 

et  al  to  C Schweinfurth $— 

LYONS. 

Lots  14  and  15  b 16;  lots  6 and  7 b 15  Cossitt’s  1st  add 
to  La  Grange,  Apr  15,  C W Richmond  to  F D Cos- 

sitt $3,000 

Lot  4 b 13  Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange;  lot  6 b 23,  lot 
17  b 24  La  Grange,  Apr  19,  L S Shafer  to  L B Je- 
rome  $1,600 

Lot  11  b 7 Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  April  21,  E G 

Rickert  to  A Walsh $500 

MAINE. 

Lots  23  24  25  b 5 Brown’s  add  to  Desplaines,  Apr  15, 
John  Alles  Jr  to  E Pickles $400 


NEW  TRIER. 

Lots  26  (o  20  b 4 Anderson’s  add  to  Glencoe,  March 

11,  Betty  Anderson  to  J II  Rocke $800 

Lots  3 and  4 b 8 Wilmette,  April  20,  Estate  of  N C 

Hall  to  W H Blake $1,100 

Lot  34  b 4 Brown’s  add  to  Glencoe,  Apr  27,  Martha 

Towno  toNDW  Towue  $100 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Lot  31  b 15  Brown’s  add  to  Thornton,  Mch  8,  Betty 

Anderson  to  Clarence  Eddy $100 

W hlf  lot  5 Porter’s  sub  w hlf  nw  qr  13  39  12,  Apr  19 

Jas  Worswick  to  Deutsches  Altenhelm $2,000 

Lot  1 in  sub  of  sw  qr  ne  qr  11  36  13,  April  12,  J Hoth 

to  A Ramoolf $300 

B 48  Clifton,  April  17,  Mary  D Ramsey  to  W B Wat- 
ers   $2,000 

Part  of  lot  4 in  plat  No  2 in  partn  of  n 18  87-100  acs 
nw  qr  31  41  13,  April  21,  Jane  Boorman  to  M Ma- 
this   $2,100 

Lot  3 b 4 Morton’s  sub  e hlf  se  qr  35  36  14,  Jan  30,  R 

W Jones  to  P Gallagher $200 

Lot  4 b 7 Baxter’s  sub  20  40  14,  Apr  22,  N Olsson  to 

J Peterson $500 

Lot  33  b 1 Culver’s  Park,  April  23,  E H Gammon  to 

G M Peterson $200 

Lot  32  b 1 same,  Apr  23,  same  to  M Jacobsen $200 

Lots  3 and  4 b 6 div  1 Riverside,  Feb’y  16,  Eleonora 

Hunt  to  C Jaeger $2,500 

Se  qr  ne  qr  ne  qr  3 39  13;  also  w hlf  nw  qr  se  qr  nw 
qr  34  40  13,  Apr  22.  S O Johnson  to  D McBain  $15,000 
Und  hlf  bs  16  21  23  26  27  35  s hlf  28  and  34  and  und 
qr  24  Kimbark  k Hubbard’s  sub  s hlf  26  39  12,  Apr 

24,  S B Parsons  to  C L Allen $4,300 

Lot  10  Freytag’s  sub  se  qr  nw  qr  8 36  15,  J G W 

Frey  tag  to  Mrs  E H Tapper $ — 

Lots  31  to  40  Henry’s  sub  sw  qr  nw  qr  8 40  14;  also 
n hlf  se  qr  ne  qr  7 40  14,  Apr  15,  E F Hubbard  to 

j b Cull . . . : $19,000 

Und  hlf  of  lots  16  to  20  b 221  Maywood,  Apr  10,  H M 

D Merrill  to  0 S Westcott $375 

Lots  14  and  15  b 15  Brown’s  add  to  Thornton,  April 

24,  Betty  Anderson  to  C Anderson  $200 

Lots  26  to  30  b 15  Phares’  sub  sw  qr  12  38  13;  also 
lots  29  to  33  b 3 Hitt’s  add  to  Washington  Heights 

Apr  14,  C B Baldwin  to  J Schadwick $5,000 

Lots  8 to  15  b 2 Wheeler’s  add  to  Matteson,  Apr  23. 

heirs  of  F Miller  to  C Korapp $675 

Lots  31  to  40  Henry’s  sub  sw  qr  nw  qr  8 40  14:  also 
n hlf  se  qr  ne  qr  7 40  14,  Apr  16,  J B Cull  to  G An- 
derson   $25,000 


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CLAIM OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lots  21  22  23  b 30,  19  39  14,  July  15,  ’85,  D G Hamil- 
ton to  Geo  Lawson $600 

Lot  37  b 7 Waller’s  sub  ne  qr  20  39  14,  Apr  5,  L C Pe- 
arce to  L A W Tiemann $1 

Lot  9 b 3 Bickerdike’s  add,  Apr  12,  Marg’t  J Lister 

to  Jno  Kohl $1 

S 30  ft  of  lots  19  to  23  w hlf  b 90  w hlf  27  39  14,  Feb 

11,  R Ludlam  to  F A Bragg $5 

Lots  19  to  23  and  w 2!4  ft  lot  16  w H b 90  w hlf  27  39 

14,  Mch  31,  F A Bragg  et  al  to  C H Blair $1,000 

Lot  63  b 7 Walker’s  sub  se  qr  28  39  14,  Mch  20,  Har- 
riet M Toiler  to  D Peirce $35 

Lot  14  b 20  Smith’s  sub  ne  qr  18  39  14.  22  Ogden  PI, 

Mch  23,  C B Shimmin  to  R E Shimmin $1 

Lots  10  and  11  b 1 in  snb  of  n 15  acs  w hf  se  qr  25  49 

13,  Apr  19,  R T Race  to  E Schreiber $20 

Lot  22  b 3 b 14  nw  qr  32  39  14,  March  25,  S Park 

Commissoiners  to  J B Tracey $15 

Lot  29  b 2 Talford’s  sub  of  10  acs  in  23  39  13,  Apr  14, 

N Jacobs  to  R Jacobs $300 

Lot  18  b 3 Waller’s  sub  ne  qr  20  39  14,  April  14,  J R 

Custer  to  J McAuliffe $15 

Lot  56  b 2 Swan’s  sub  4 38  14,  Apr  12,  L Pratt  to  A N 

Gage $100 

Lots  32  to  35  b 1 s hlf  b 27,  33  39  14,  Mch  12,  Mary  E 

and  D B Lyman  to  W H Thomas $100 

Lots  14  15  18  19  22  23  26  27  30  31,  bkl  15,  Watson  et  al 
sub  w half  nw  qr  6 39  14,  March  25,  S M and  B N 

Finch  to  J A Griswold  $100 

Lot  5 of  lots  18  and  19  blk  1 Ellis’  west  add,  April  3, 

heirs  of  Laurah  A Whitney  to  E Whitney $1 

Lot  2 in  sub  of  w hlf  s^e  hlf  blk  95  w hlf  27  39  14, 

Apr  9,  J B Storey  to  Annie  G Clark $100 

Lot  5 of  lot  1 b 9 S S add,  Apr  15,  F Riordan  to  M G 

Townsend  $— 

S 25  ft  lot  11  b 3 Garrett’s  sub  nw  qr  22  39  14,  April 

12,  Marks  Nathan  to  C Aldeu $300 

Lot  8 b 57  w hlf  27  39  14,  Apr  lg,  H L Barnes  to  J H 

Clough $1 

Lot  5 b 11  Walker’s  sub  e hlf  se  qr  28  39  14.  Apr  16, 

F,  H Starkweather  to  P A Otis $1 

Lot  3 of  lot  14,  lots  2 and  3 of  lot  15,  lots  2 and  3 of 
lot  18  blk  2 Carr’s  re-snb  of  Kedzie’s  sub  9 38  14, 

Apr  15, “S  P’k  Comm’ra  et  al  to  D Williams $481 

Lot  5 of  lots  18  and  19  b 1 Ellis’  west  add,  Jan’y  12, 

Mary  F Wells  to  E Whitney $1 

Same  premises,  March  12,  Jas  W Converse  to  J G 

Earle $1 

Lots  38  and  39  b 7 Sherman’s  add  to  Holstein,  Feb 

1,  Jens  Fenblossom  to  F Wiltshire $400 

Same  premises,  Feb  2,  J W Converse  et  al  to  sameTl 

and  T A Snow 

Lot  6 blk  2 McIntosh’s  sub  in  se  qr  12  39  13,  Angie 

Page  to  C Babcock $ 

Und  1-7  of  s hlf  b 24  s frl  acr  3 39  14,  March  26,  R T 

Prindiville  to  J L Greene $1 

Lots  13  to  21  of  blks  1 and  2 out-lot  A,  Wrightwood, 
Mch  8,  D G Hamilton  to  H A Hangan $2,500 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  April  29,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  209  $1,094,160 

County 235  634,785 

Total 444  $1,728,945 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  April  30,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 169  $813,594 

County 152  418,245 

Total 321  $1,231,839 


SUBDIVISIONS. 

Filed  for  Kecord  during  April,  1885. 

Doc  No  703242  Resubdivision  of  lots  1 to 
24  b 3 and  all  b 4 Reed’s  subdiv  e % s qr  13 
39  13,  nw  cor  Sacramento  ave  and  Harrison 
st;  74  lots  by  E Keith. 

703244  Resubdiv  of  b 4 Gross’  sub  of  e 8 
acs  nw  qr  nw  qr  13  39  13  n of  road,  sw  cor 
Monroe  st  and  Albany  av;  5 lots  by  S E Gross 
et  al. 

703574  Lots  43  to  62  of  lots  4 to  7,  14  16 
17  of  lot  4 s hlf  se  qr  12  39  13,  fronting  n 
and  s on  Park  av,  cor  California  av;  24  lots 
by  J L Campbell. 

703637  Lot  6 and  w 40  ft  of  lot  5 b 67  Ev- 
anston, se  cor  Church  and  Oak  sts;  4 lots  by 
G W Smith. 

703698  Resubdiv  of  lots  55  56  and  pt  lots 
46  to  50  54  and  57  Bronson’s  add,  nw  cor  La 
Salle  ave  and  Division  st,  extending  west  to 
Wells  st;  14  lots  by  C West  et  al. 

704140  That  part  of  lot  13  Co  Clk’s  div  b 
43  Sheffield’s  add  w of  R Rd  and  e of  Ward 
st,  se  cor  Wrightwood  av  and  Ward  st;  16 
lots  by  estate  of  J E Sheffield. 

704404  Norton’s  resubdiv  of  lots  1 and  2 
in  lot  1 and  of  lots  2 3 4 b 9 Stone’s  sub  of 
Astor’s  add,  nw  cor  Stone  and  Division  sts; 
7 lota  by  J S Norton  et  al. 

704683  E hlf  acr  of  lot  1 b 28  s frl  half  29 
39  14,  sw  cor  Archer  av  and  Arch  st;  13  lots 
by  the  Catholic  Bishop. 

705149  Lot  9 blk  1 Saltonstall  & Russell’s 
sub  se  qr  3 38  14,  nw  cor  Cottage  Grove  ave 
and  44th  st;  11  lots  by  Geo  H Warner. 

705270  Part  e of  R Rd  of  n half  n half  ne 
qr  28  38  14,  sw  cor  State  and  71st  sts;  7 bs 
by  C B Eggleston. 

705506  Lots  17  18  19  b 1 Floyd  Jones’  sub 
nw  qr  13  39  13,  fronting  s on  Wilcox  st;  4 
lots  by  C Barker, 

705615  W % of  nw  qr  se  qr  se  qr  sec  5 39 

13,  se  cor  Augusta  st  and  Prairie  av;  48  lots 
by  C F Snow  et  al. 

705766  Part  of  lot  1 b 2 Dyer  & Dawson’s 
sub  nw  qr  34  39  14,  se  cor  Forest  av  and  33d 
st;  6 lots  by  Fuller,  Frost  & Cobb. 

706055  W % of  s 10  acs  n 31  acs  e half  se 
qr  8 38  14,  frouting  on  Morgan  and  Sanga- 
mon sts;  2 bs  by  P Wolf. 

706056  E % of  s 10  acs  n 31  acs  e half  se 
qr  8 38  14,  fronting  on  Halsted,  Green  and 
Peoria  sts;  3 bs  by  J Oswald. 

706057  Parmley’s  Normal  Park  add  in  nw 
qr  sec  28  38  14,  bet  Halsted  and  Sherman 
sts  and  71st  and  73rd  sts;  6 bs  by  S P Parm- 

iy- 

706059  Blk  4 Suffern’s  sub  sw  qr  6 39  14, 
fronting  on  Division  and  Thomas  sts,  bet 
Oakley  ave  and  Western  ave;  2 lots  by  J \ 
Hamilton. 

706064  Lot  16  and  e hlf  lot  15  b 4 Sawyer’s 
add,  nw  cor  Elizabeth  st  and  Carroll  ave;  7 
lots  by  estate  of  W S Johnston. 

706538  S half  b 7 Suffern’s  sub  sw  qr  6 39 

14,  fronting  s on  Augusta  st  bet  Hoyne  ave 
and  Leavitt  st;  52  lots  by  estate  of  T Suf- 
fern. 

706770  N hlf  b 15  in  partn  of  ne  qr  nw  qr 
and  nw  qr  ne  qr  31  38  15,  sw  cor  Commercial 
av  and  80th  st;  24  lots  by  L B Sidway. 

706771  S hlf  b 15  same,  nw  cor  Commer- 
cial av  and  81st  st;  2 bs  by  same. 

707656  Lots  6 to  10  Potwin’s  sub  s hlf  lot 
12  and  all  19  Turner’s  sub  of  lot  4 se  qr  12 
39  13,  fronting  n on  Warren  av;  6 lots  by  F 
W Campbell. 

707944  Se  qr  nw  qr  of  frl  sec  17  37  15;  8 
bs  by  Ellen  T Lloyd  et  al. 

708259  S 25  ft  of  n 110  ft  of  lot  55  Ellis’  e 
add,  fronting  on  Ellis  and  Cottage  Grove 
avs;  3 lots  by  G D Holton. 

708895  Lots  15  16  18  blk  I Palmer’s  Lake 


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Shore  Drive  add,  nw  cor  Lake  Shore  Drive 
and  Bellevue  Place;  8 lots  by  Potter  Palmer. 

708928  Bs  5 and  13  Sup  Ct  partn  w hlf  nw 
qr  4 38  14,  nw  cor  Emerald  av  and  41st  st 
and  nw  cor  Emerald  av  and  42nd  st;  b 5=- 
30  lots,  b 13-  36  lots,  by  Henry  A Carn. 

708958  Lots  32  to  36  b 4 Assr’s  div  nw  qr 
etc  32  39  14,  nw  cor  Laurel  st  and  Springer 
av;  5 lots  by  L ZureK. 

709031  Blk  2 Post  & Simon’s  partn  lot  17 
and  part  16  HHendley’s  sub  17  40  14,  se  cor 
Sheffield  av  and  Sulzer  st;  11  lots  by  O C Si 
monds. 

709065  B 12  Sup  Ct  partn  of  w hlf  nw  qr 
4 38  14,  sw  cor  Emerald  av  and  42nd  st;  34 
lots  by  Laura  V Welch. 

709529  Part  e hlf  sw  qr  20  40  14  e of  Chi- 
cago & Evanston  R Rd  Co,  nw  cor  Racine 
and  Belmont  avs;  80  lots  by  J Paltyerd. 

709526  Se  qr  sw  qr  nw  qr  sec  8 38  14,  ly- 
ing bet  50th  and  51st  sts  and  Loomis  and 
Laflin  sts;  2 bs  by  G C Wilson. 

709554  B 5 Johnston’s  sub  e half  se  qr  36 
40  13,  sw  cor  Western  av  and  Bloomingdale 
av;  100  lots  by  F C Oswald. 

709576  B 5 Thompson  & Holmes’  sub  e 45 
acres  n 60  acres  se  qr  17  38  14,  fronting  on 
Green  and  Peoria  sts,  bet  59th  and  60th  sts; 
48  lots  by  F H Baker. 

709855  Lots  6 to  9 b 4 Evanston;  9 lots  by 
J S Holbrook. 

710191  That  part  of  s half  se  qr  se  qr  3 38 
14  w of  e 15.08  chs,  fronting  on  St  Lawrence 
and  Champlain  sts,  bet  46th  and  47th  sts;  44 
lots  by  W S McCormick. 


TRUST  DEEDS, 

Apka  H C to  L D Ward  Dec  30,  Its  15  and 

pt  14, 11  39  13,  8 y 7%  p m $950 

Ahrens  C F to  F SchraederApr  16.  It  19  b 

17,  36  40  14,  3 y 7%  p m $560 

Adams  C J to  E Goodridge  Apr  20,  it  15  b 

7,  8 39  13,  8 mos  7 % $600 

Anderson  C G to  T Schintz  Apr  20,  It  42, 

Hull’s  sub,  4 39  14,  3 y 7% $1,200 

Allen  L to  M Raftree  apr  21,  It  33  b H,  J 

&  C’s  sub,  22  38  14,  5 y $400 

Anderson  D F to  H C VanSchaack  apr  20, 
pt  b 40,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y 7%,  3 deeds 

$5,100 

Anderson  N to  H E Greenebaum  Arl  9, 

pt  It  20  b 8,  36  40  13,  4 y 7% $1,000 

Anderson  A J to  A Tidholm  apr  1,  It  44  b 

21,  31  39  14,  3 y 7%  p m $600 

Ayres  D to  S Halbauer  Jan  29,  It  20  b 4, 

8 38  14 $800 

Anderson  H to  W L Moss  Feb  17,  It  53  b 

35,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7% $300 

Benton  S L to  J W Scoville,  Apr  8,  It  5 b 

46,  7 39  14,  5 y 8$,  p m $2000 

Boilean  J M and  A F to  A G Warner  apr 

26.  It  3 b 6,  21  38  14.  5 y 7% $1,500 

Berg  H C J to  H W Magee  Feb  24,  It  8 It 

7,  16  38  14,  2 y 7 % $400 

Brown  F E to  E F Baylev  Apr  16,  pt  It  14 

and  15  b 5,  21  38  14,  5 y 8% $1,700 

Brady  M S to  C Kozminski  apr  20, 

5 y 6% $3,000 

Bode  G A to  A B Baldwin  apr  19,  It  17  b 1 

b 20,  33  39  14,  2 y 8% $1,200 

Bolger  J to  J C Miller  apr  19,  It  18  b 3.  33 

39  14,  mthly  8 % .$300 

Bailey  M B to  O Peckham  Apr  21,  It  7 b 3, 

19  40  14,  2 y 6£ $525 

Beaumont  J to  A Peterson  Apr  17,  It  22  b 

9 b 10,  U S Bk  add.  3 y 7% $1,000 

Brown  J D to  W L Pearce  Apr  21,  Its  3 to 

5,  Forsyth’s  add,  1 y 8% $4,000 

Bassett  A M to  A Tidholm  Mch  17,  pt  It  8 

b 6,  21  38  14.  1 y 7# $1,400 

Brettschneider  H L to  E M Snow  Mch  16, 
pt  Its  15  and  16  b 1,  Ogden’s  add,  5 y 

pm $1,300 

Barnard  M to  H K Wheton  Apr  20,  Its  33 

and  34  b 1,  17  38  14.  3 y 8% $9,000 

Rurwell  E L to  H T Chace  Feb  1,  It  10  b 7, 

23  38  14,  Sept  15,  7£ $850 

Becker  W to  H E Greenbaum  apr  20,  It  30 

b 10,  17  39  14,  2 y 6 y2% $3,500 

Branick  E B toG  VanZandt  apr  17,  Its  10 
and  17  b 16,  7 39  14,  2y  8% $1,700 


Buehler  E to  J Buehler  Arl  26,  pt  It  1 b 

4,  13  39  14,  3 y 7% $550 

Balling  F Y to  J C Miller  arl  19,  Its  55 

and  56,  Auburn,  mthly  8% $1,400 

Bloom  C to  F C Irwin  arl  17,  It  24  b 60,  S 

Chicago,  3 y 7% $500 

Blasser  J to  F B Peabody  Arl  21,  It  55  b 

40,  Pine  Grove,  5 y 6 % 3,000 

Berkson  J M to  H Felsenthal  arl  21,  It  7 b 

2,  B & E’s  add,  Evanston,  4 y 8% $4,000 

Baumgartner  F et  al  to  A Hoefer  Apr  17, 

It  15  b 15,  4 39  14,  wkly  5% $1,400 

Brown  D E to  G W Cass  Arl  20,  pt  b 6,  26 

39  13,  3 y 8$ $700 

Brewster  J H to  D S Place  Mch  1,  pt  It  13 

b 10,  Rockwell’s  add,  1 y 7% $1,000 

Bramhall  J J to  F G Bradley  apr  24,  It  5 

It  4 b 2,  Rockwell’s  add,  2 y 6% $400 

Berry  J and  P to  H E Greenbaum,  Apr  10 
It  18  b 8 b 4,  Sheffield’s  add,  8 m,  7%.. $600 
Brown  J W to  H C Van  Schaack  apr  1,  pt 
b 16  and  17.  Beebe’s  sub,  2 39  13,  5 y 8% 

12  deeds $9,600 

Behrend  H to  J Buehler  arl  27,  pt  n w qr, 

23  41  13,  2 y 8% $200 

Campbell  J L to  H JLuders,  Apr  15,  It  6 It 

5,  12  39  13,  3 y,  7% $1759 

Clara  W G to  F R Chandler  Apr  16,  Its  35 

and  36  b 1,  21  38  14,  3 y 7% $500 

Chapin  J B to  N C Kinney  Mch  22,  It  2 It 

1 b 2,  34  39  14.  5 y 8% $3,500 

Crawford  M and  H F to  S W Rawson  Apr 

20,  It  1 b 9,  Ashland’s  add,  5 y 8%  p m . . 

. $4,000 

Cottling  R to  S Kerr  Mch  8,  It  1 It  11  b 5, 

24  39  13,  mthly  6%  p m $1,200 

Cray  N K to  E F Bayley  apr  22.  It  17  and 

18  b 48,  7 39  14,  3 y 8%  p m $1,550 

Crane  M A and  T R to  A Peterson  Apr  19, 

Its  17  and  18  b 10,  Ogden’s  add,  3 y 8% 

$5,000 

Crowley  T M to  S Kerr  Apr  20,  Its  27  and 
26  b 3,  13  39  13,  5 y 8$,  two  deeds.  .$2,000 
Cull  J B to  J W Waughop  apr  15,  pt  n e 
qr,  7 40  14,  2 y 8%  p m,  4 deeds.  . .$12,000 
Chmelik  A to  H Felsenthal  apr  23,  It  31  b 

10,  20  39  14,  3 y 8% $3,000 

Cook  C to  F DePfuhl  apr  12,  It  8 e hf  b 5, 

19  39  14,  2 y 7% $1,500 

Carlisle  T to  T H Schintz  apr  24,  It  10  b 

2 b 9,  33  39  14,  3 y 7% $250 

Couthoui  M L and  J to  P E Stanley  Arl  1, 

It  33  and  pt  32  and  34  b 4,  16  38  14,  18 

mos  7% $500 

Carlson  M A to  M Culver  Arl  20,  It  26  b 4, 

Culver  Park,  18  mos  6 % $100 

Campbell  J to  J E Dalton  Apr  5,  It  25  It 
12  etc,  b 6,  Rockwell’s  add.  mthly  7% 

’ $1,500 

Crocker  J R et  al  to  G M Bogue  Mch  27  Its 

7  to  10  and  17  b 4,  2 38  14 $13,998 

Carson  E H to  J F Rhodes,  Apr  20,  It  25  b 

18  21  38  14,  mthly,  8% $200 

Coburn  M H and  E A to  C G French  arl 
15,  It  25  b 3,  L G & W’s  add,  Evanston, 

2^y  6 % $1,500 

Caspersou  O C to  J J Altpeter  arl  21,  It  6 

b 1,  6 39  14,  wkly  8% $1,000 

D’Celle  H to  Star  L & B assn  apr  26,  It  13 

b 93,  33  40  14,  wkly  5 y bi $2,500 

Davies  L N to  F A Bragg  Mch  18,  pt  It  20 

b 1,  27  39  14,  2 y 8% $1,000 

Downs  J E to  E B Escher  apr  2,  It  6 b 1, 

18  39  14,  3 y 8% $4,000 

Dailey  A to  J H Ernst  apr  21,  pt  It  9,  But- 
terfield’s add,  1 y 7% $250 

Davis  M D to  S Kerr  Apr  21,  It  2 It  11  b 5, 

24  39  13,  mthly  8%  pm $1,200 

Dohl  W N to  J P Altgeld  Apr  14,  It  256  It 

1 etc,  29  40  14.  5 y 6$  p in $1,250 

Deutch  L and  F to  J Stern  Apr  19,  It  106, 
divn  1 and  It  63  divn  2,  30  38  15,  wkly 

7% $600 

Dutro  C H to  W H Moore  Apr  10,  pt  It  12 

b 1,  3 38  14,  May  1 ’88,  6%  pm $1,100 

Duffy  J J to  H McGluwen  Apr  21,  pt  It  26, 
s e qr  s w qr,  34  39  14,  4 y 8%  p m . . $6,500 
Dekuke  A to  P Maas  Apr  20,  It  21  b 2 b 2, 

20  39  14,  wkly  8% $400 

DeLang  S to  J Shay  apr  15,  It  17  b 2 b 32, 

33  39  14,  3 y 8%% $1,500 

Doewfield  C to  H G Naper  Arl  26,  It  10  b 
9,  19  40  14,  4 y 8%  pm $560 


R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  & Co., 

ROOM  9.  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  r.»n  reshl'Mits. 


Deshon  R A to  R P Parker,  Apl  24,  It  28  b 

1 21  40  14,  1 y,  7% $985 

Ellington  H E to  J Stern  Apr  19,  It  5 b 3 

14  38  14,  wkly  7% $2,400 

Ellington  E E to  G M Bogue  Jan  30,  It  5 

b 3,  14  38  14.  3 y 8%  p m $1,000 

Eischen  F to  ME  Greenebaume  May  16, 

It  35  b 1 etc,  29  49  14,  3 y 6^pm $550 

Emshoff  H to  J H Van  Vlissingen  Mch 

8,  It  8 b 1,3  38  14,  3 y 7%  p m $750 

Ei«en-Bockius  F B to  F C Gibbs  apr,  22, 

It  6 b 41,  Ogden’s  add,  2 y 8% $2,000 

Eaton  WHtoJ  W Scoville  arl  20,  pt  It  2 
b 5‘  W & S’s  sub,  2 38  14,5  y 6%....  $7, 750 
Euk  A to  P A George  apr  21,  Its  18  to  22 

b 4,  35  41  12,  1 y 7% $400 

Elendt  A to  G Gandig  Mch  11,  It  52  b 33, 

Sheffield’s  add,  1 y8% $445 

Fisher  W F to  W S Hall  apr  26,  It  17  b 6, 

18  39  14,30  mos  7% $308 

Ferris  G H to  G H Leonard  apr  24,  pt  It 

1,  din  2,  30  38  15,  1 y 8%-p  m $300 

Forsyth  M to  A Peterson  Arl  16,  It  2 b 17. 

Ashland’s  add,  1 y 8# $1,000 

Friehling  S to  C MLS  Ins  Co  arl  7,  pt  b 

45,  27  39  14,  3 y 6 $3,000 

Falardeen  J to  C C Kohlsaat  Arl  26,  pt  2 

28  14,  July  16^pm $60 

Fasinbaur  B to  C J Vopicka  Arl  24,  It  1 It 

10  b 52.  21  39  14 $$ 

Fischer  T to  L Hoepe  Feb  19,  It  25  b 6, 
Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  5 y 7%  p m . . $1,660 
Fravinicek  J to  M Kolar  Arl  22,  It  30  b 73, 

20  39  14,  1 y 8% $1,000 

Fraatz  A to  C Jorn  Arl  20,  It  62  b 2,  33  39 

14,3  y 8% $3,000 

Frank  H L et  al  to  VV  H Moore  Arl  7,  It  2 

It  14  etc  b 91,  s s add,  3 y 6 % $20,000 

Fritz  J VV  to  F W Young  Jan  25,  It  22  b 1, 

8  38  14,  45  mos  8%  p m . $350 

Fay  J E to  G D Pease  Jan  12,  pt  Its  3 and 

4 b 52,  7 39  14,  3 y 6 % $6,000 

Folker  H to  M E Greenbaum  apr  21,  It  90 

b 6,  29  40  14,  3 y 6$  p m $385 

Foschinbaur  J to  T H Shintz  Apr  19,  pt  It 

12  b 66,  21  38  14,  5 j 8%% $3,600 

Gfall  M to  P Stein,  Apr  15,  It  14  b 7,  36  40 

13.  3 y,  7% :...$900 

Garden  City  Sand  Co  to  M D Dean  Mch 
13,  It  26  to  25  b 5, 13  39  13,  3 y 8%.  . $1,500 
Gallagher  P to  F B Peabody  Apr  15,  It  23 

b 2 b 7,  17  39  14,  4 y 8% $5,000 

Gooshon  H D to  J Stern  Apr  19,  It  21  It  13 

b 12,  Rockwell’s  add,  wkly  7% $2,800 

Greenebaum  E and  H to  W G Beale  Apr 

21,  Its  5 and  6 b 4 b 50,  4 y 8% $3,000 

Greiner  A to  W Vocke  apr  22,  pt  It  129, 

Bronson’s  add,  5 y 8%  p m $2,200 

Geraghty  P to  J H Van  Vlissingen  Mch 

8,  It  9 b 1,  3 38  14,  3 y 7%  p m $750 

Galitz  J to  J V LeMoyne  apr  5,  It  19  It  7 

b 4,  6 39  14,  1 y 7% $550 

Gray  G W et  al  to  J R Foulke  apr  20,  pt 

It  74,  Ellis’  e add,  5 y 6% $19,000 

Gurney  J to  W H Moore  Arl  22,  ptlt  3 b 

2,  McGrath’s  add,  5 y 7% $3,000 

GcGraw  W to  W M Stanley  arl  19,  Its  33 

and  34  b 18,  Jefferson,  2 y 6 % $1,002 

Galbraith  VV7  A to  C M L Ins  Co  arl  12,  Its 

1 to  9 It  5 b 54.  o t,  5 y 5% $50,000 

Golly  F to  A M Brickwood  apr  1,  pt  It  7 It 

59  etc,  Butterfield’s  add,  1 y 8VZ%  p m 

$100 

Graham  A B to  G D Pease  apr  19,  It  25  b 

42,  17  39  14,3  y 8%<jL .$2,000 

Gillespie  J M to  G C Morton  Arl  9,  It  1 b 

9,  22  39  14,  4 y 6%  p m $8,000 

Gaspers  N to  0 Peltzer  Apr  20,  It  81  b 3. 

19  39  14,  2 y 8% $650 

Gasznsky  M to  KG  Schmidt  apr  22,  pt 

Its  25  and  32  b 7,  5 39  14,  2 y 7;£ $800 

Hygh  VV’  to  J H Van  Vlissengen,  Apr  12, 

Its  35  and  36  b 4,  F & G’s  add,  Pullman, 

2 y,  8% $200 

Hammes  J to  A Pike,  Apr  10,  It  9 b 2,  28 

39  14,  mthly,  6£ $1800 

Hancock  N to  S M Smith,  Apr  1,  Its  33  and 

34  b 45,  9 37  14,  mthly,  7%,  p m $740 

Hussman  F to  W Bartels  Apr  20,  It  8 b 12, 

19  39  14,  3 y 7% $500 

Heinz  A to  H E Greenbaum  Apr  19,  It  5 It 

1,  36  40 13,  4 y 7% $500 

Hasterlik  A toF  Lackney  Apr  21,  It  6 b 15, 

Brandt’s  add,  1 y 6# $4,000 

Holmberg  P to  J Stern  Apr  18.  It  9 b 6.  1 

39  13,  wkly  7% $500 

Heron  J J 0 to  C A Gregory  Apr  6,  It  3 It 


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Hornly  M A to  T Hood  Mch  20,  Its  13  and 

14  b 1,  3 38  14,  3 y 6#  p in $1,500 

Hill  WWtoWE  Furness  Mch  3,  It  19  It 

16  etc,  Enan’s  add,  3 y 8%  p m,  2 deeds 
$700 

Hickey  J to  0 N Lauman  Arl  8,  It  21  b 2, 

29  39  14,  4 y 8'%  p m $475 

Haggerty  P J to  F Reidle  Arl  21,  It  21  b 2 

b 7,  17  39  14,  2 y 7% $1,000 

Hoppe  C to  0 C Chase  Arl  10,  It  32  b 21, 

— , Oct  1 ’89,  6%  pm $000 

Hunt  M E and  M F to  J Stern  arl  19,  It 
53  b 1 b 5,  Duncan.s  add,  wkly  7%.  .$5,000 
Hull  G N to  P P Wilson  arl  17,  pt  b 10, 
Rockwelljs  add;  2 y 8%,  6 deeds  ....  $10,350 
Hupfer  G R J to  F C Delamater,  Apr  20 

It  17  b 2,  36  40  13,  3 y,  8%,  p m $275 

Henning  F to  B F Weber  arl  26,  It  11  b 5, 

Pitner’sadd,  Evaneton,  1 y 1% $200 

Heiden  F to  A J Watcher  Arl  21,  It  27  b 13, 

6 39  14,  4 y 7% $800 

Jensen  A K and  P C to  H E Greenebaum 
Apr,  21,  It  37  b 8,  36  40  13,  4 y,  7%.  . $1000 
Johnson  R to  R Berger,  Apr  21  It  19  b 1 b 

5,  Sheffields  add,  3 y,  7% $1300 

Jacobsen  M to  M Culver  Arl  23,  It  32  b 1, 

Culver  Park,  15  mos  6$ $100 

Johnson  A M and  E W to  G H Crosby,  Apl 
10,  pt  It  3 b 12,  S & J’s  sub,  21  38  14  5 y, 

7% $1,200 

Janery  A and  W W to  H E Greenbaum,  Apr 

16,  It  58  b 2,  Dock’s  add,  2 y,  7% $1100 

Jang  A to  J Buehler  Apr  16,  Its  1 and  2 b 

1,7  39  14,  4 y 8% $4,500 

Kraft  K F to  H S Dielbich ■,  Its  1 and 

2 b 2 b 7,  36  40  13,  wkly  8 % $600 

Korih  F to  W Heinemann  apr  24,  It  4 b 6, 

36  40  13,  3 y 7% $500 

Kassens  H to  J Bremer  Mch  30,  It  10  b 11, 

13  mos  8% - . $300 

Komzak  J to  T H Schintz  Apr  16,  It  33  b 

44,  19  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,500 

Ketchum  D W to  J S Morton  Apr  19,  Its 

17  and  18  b 4,  K & K’s  add,  Evanston, 

4 y 6% $3,800 

Krarminski  B to  H E Greenbeum  Apr  13, 

It  18  b 6,  5 39  14,  3 y 7% $1,800 

Koski  C to  H E Greenebaum  Apr  2,  It  36, 

s e qr,  6 38  14,  4 y 7% 1,200 

Ketelson  D to  J H Ernst  apr  20,  It  440,  b 

1 etc,  29  40  14,  3 y 8%% $550 

Kelly  T to  W J English  apr  23,  It  30  It  12 

b 6,  Rockwell’s  add,  1 y $600 

Kunka  J to  F Nowak  Apr  21,  It  1 Its  32  to 

36  b 4,  32  39  14,  3 y 8%  p m $400 

Lancaster  W to  H J Pilgrim  Mch  23,  pt  It 

5 b 5,  Cleaverville,  2 y 8% $1,100 

Kohler  C to  J I Pearce  apr  15,  It  1,  Boone’s 

add,  3 y 8%m $5,000 

Kersten  J E to  HE  Greenebaum  Apr  23, 

It  47  b 2,  36  40  13,  3 y 7%  p m $75o 

Krauss  C W to  W R Condict  Arl  21,  It  26 

b 30,  Elston’s  add,  5 y 7% $2,200 

Kralovec  J to  H J Christoph  Arl  21,  Its  32 

and  33  b 11,  20  39  14,  5 y 8% $10,000 

Koppe  C to  F B Peabody  Apr  1,  pt  It  32 

b 21,  Sheffield’s  add,  334  y 8% $900 

Kunert  W to  0 Peltzer  Arl  5,  pt  It  6 b 13, 

36  40  13,  2 y 7% $1,000 

Kroff  S M and  R J te  S N Wheeler  Arl  15, 

It  46  b 27,  12  39  13,  3 y 6% $900 

Lavender  J H to  G M Bogue  Apr  13,  It  18 

b 3,  14  38  14,  2 y 6% $700 

Luins  W H to  G Scoville  apr  24,  It  26  It  1, 

24  39  13,  1 y 8% $ 

Levin  E C and  H to  A A Exline,  Apr  26  Its 
1 to  8 b 48,  Rogers  Park  May  1 7%.  . $2,500 
Lelewser  D to  H C Durand  apr  2,  pt  It  11 

It  23  etc,  Ellis’  e add,  1 y 7% $5,o00 

Ledden  M A and  T to  J Stern  apr  19,  It 
46  b 11,  Vernon  Pk  add,  wkly  7%.  .$1,800 
Lalowski  J to  W K Weaver  Oct  17,  Its  1 

and  2 b 4,  25  40  13,  3 y 7% $600 

Larson  J to  M E Greenebaum  Apr  16,  Its 
31  and  32  etc,  b 3 etc,  29  40  14,  1 y 6% 

$400 

Lake  D to  H A Goodrich  Apr  12,  It  5 It  19, 

6 37  15, 1 y 7% $1,000 

Lee  H F to  E A Warfield  Feb  17,  It  22  b 1, 

7 38  14.  2 y 8% $500 

Livendahl  C to  C F Collott  Apr  16,  It  3 b 

7,  20  40  14,  3 y 6%  p m $300 

Mendel  J to  J Stern  Apr  14,  It  1 It  5 b 1, 

Ellis’  w add,  wkly  7% $8,000 

Michaels  HA  to  W C Fricke  Apr  17,  It  10 

b 3,  Och’s  add,  2 y 8% $375 

McCarthy  E to  J D Parker  Apr  9,  Its  17 

and  18,  Psrker’s  sub,  11  39  13 $250 

Mullanny  D to  W Vocke  apr  21,  Its  22  and 

23  b 2 It  9,  16  38  14,  3 y 8% $1,500 

j Mortell  M to  T H Schintz  Apr  19,  Its  10 

| and  11  b 59,  21  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,800 

Morrell  L J to  A Wisner  Apr  15,  It  8 and  9 

b 8 b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y 8% $1,400 

Micka  J to  F Plocek  Apr  20,  It  7 b 13,  s s 

: add,  3 y 6$ $2,000 

Miller  A to  M Schmitz  apr  22,  It  8 It  9 etc, 


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b 1,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y 8% $1,600 

McBean  M and  D to  L Baird  apr  5,  pt  n 

eqr,  11  42  12,  2 y 7% $500 

McCaffery  to  J Foley  apr  23,  Its  45  and 

46  b 14,  17  39  14,  mthly  8$ $1,200 

Mahnken  A L and  C H to  W Heinemann 
apr  23,  It  6 It  39,  21  40  14,  3 y 8%%. . 

$1,750 

Nelson  G to  J H Ernst  apr  24,  It  15  b 9, 

4 39  14,  3 y 8% $6,000 

Martens  N Lto  E H Sheldon  Mch  29,  pt  It 

5 b 39,  Elston’s  add,  4 y 8% $900 

Masterson  B to  0 Kubin  Arl  22,  It  53  b 30, 

17  39  14, 1 y 6% $1,100 

Moore  C M to  G E Hall  Feb  23,  It  3 b 3, 

6 39  14,  2 y 8% $575 

Mooney  J H to  0 Charles  Apr  15,  It  35  b 

l.  29  40  14,  3 y 8%  p m $600 

Mithoff  E A to  A L Gillette  Apr  1,  Its  28 

and  29  and  pt  27,  9 37  14,  mthly  7%,  p 

m,  two  deeds $1,700 

Maynard  H 0 to  J Stern  Apr  19,  It  12  b 1, 

13  38  14,  wkly  7% $700 

MachT  to  E S Dreyer  apr  16,  It  13  b 3,  32 

38  15,  3 y 8% •. $250 

Memory  H et  al  to  W L Jeffries  apr  1,  pt 
It  2 It  5 b 114,  s s add,  54  mos . . . .$125,000 
Milns  E to  B L Pease  Arl  16,  It  40  b 2, 

Harrison’s  add $800 

Muth  G W to  W Heinemann  Arl  26,  Its  55 
and  56  b 2,  W & W’s  sub,  12  39  13,  3 mos 

7%  p m $500 

Mellon  J to  E Prussing  Arl  22,  Its  27  and 

28  b 4 etc,  b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7% 
$1,600 

Marshall  I J et  al  to  C A Buell  Arl  12,  pt 

It  6 b 11,  21  38  14,  5 y 7% $1,801 

Marshall  I J et  al  to  C S Redfield  Arl  12, 

ptjlt  6 b 11,  21  38  14,  5 y $1,650 

My  rick  P M to  C L Hammond  Mch  20,  pt 

It  53,  16  37  14,  3 y 7% $4,000 

Myrick  D M to  C L Hammond  Mch  20,  pt 

It  53,  16  37  14,  3 y 7% $4,000 

Medill  J to  J R Crocker  Mch  17,  Its  7 to  10 

and  17  b 4,  2 38  14 $18,000 

Mulliner  H W et  al  to  J Stern  Apl  15  It  4 b 

. 6 23  38  14,  wkly,  7% $300 

Mara  W to  F B Peabody.  Apr  26,  It  23  b 20 

Ashland’s  2d  add  18  m,  8% $700 

Montgomery  J M L to  J Donnersberger 
Apr  23,  pt  w 14,  8 6 M 27  39  14,  10  y,  6 % 

$51,200 

Mendel  J and  M to  C P Keeney  apr  15,  It 
1 It  5 and  6 and  4 b 1,  Ellis’  add,  13  mos 

8%  p m $1,500 

Malig  C to  C J Vopicka  apr  27,  It  32  b 2, 

20  39  14.  1 y 8% $2,000 

Miller  Bros  Dry  Dock  Co  to  J N Clark 
July  — , Its  8 to  10  b 98,  Elston’s  add, 

20  y 8% $60,000 

Mertens  G to  W L Schrader  Mch  1,  Its  13 
and  14  b 1,  31  36  14,  15  mos  7%....  $1,000 
Nagle  P to  W Ralph  arl  24,  It  3 It  5 b 27, 

29  39  14,  3 y,  — , p m $350 

Nielson  A to  C Hatterman,  Mch  1,  Its  12 

and  13  b 2.  6 39  14,  6 m.  8% $1300 

Neuhausen  L to  E Knauer  Apr  21,  It  110  b 

7,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y 8% $1,800 

Noonan  J to  T W Sennott  Apr  21,  It  3 b 3 

It  47,  17  39  14,  wkly  8 % $700 

Noble  0 K to  E S Bullock  Apr  21,  pt  It  3 

b 57,  Hyde  Park,  30  mos  8% $ 

Nash  M to  H G Foreman  Apr  20,  It  3 b 4 

and  It  15  b 8,  4 39  14,  5 y 8% $3,500 

Nicol  J to  O C Butz  apr  12,  pt  It  23,  17  40 

14,  wkly  8% $3,000 

Nietzschke  W to  F'  Klotz  apr  20,  pt  It  11 

It  27,  Egan’s  add,  wkly  5% $400 

Neuman  J et  al  to  J Buehler  apr  23,  It  9 b 

7,  Elston’s  add,  2 y 7% $1,000 

Nowak  C to  E H Sheldon  Mch  26,  b 26,  19 

40  14.  4 y 8% $16,000 

Nelson  L to  J E Fay  Arl  1,  It  24  b 15, 

Bickerdike’s  add,  2 y 6% $2,200 

Olson  CO  to  H A Haugan  apr  19,  It  3 It 

20,  Goll’s  n add,  3 y 8% ....  $2,000 

Otto  A F to  H Felsenthal  apr  15,  It  12  b 

15,  17  39  14,  1 y 8% $1,400 

Orth  C to  F Lackner  apr  21,  It  4 It  83, 

Butterfield’s  add,  3 y 8% $600 

Olcott  C and  O to  E F Bayley  apr  22,  pt 

b 50,  Carpenter’s  add.  2 y 6 % $6,000 

Olds  H C to  A Peterson  apr  22,  Its  1 to  3 


b 3,1  39  13,  3 y 8% $5,000 

Owen  A to  G L Thatcher  Apr  17,  It  32  b 

12,  Davis’  add,  6 mos  8% $500 

Oliver  W to  S W Rawson  Apr  15,  It  5 It  16 

etc  b 9,  Ashland’s  add,  5 y 8% $3,000 

O’Connell  J to  F B Peabody  Apr  17,  It  20 
and  pt  29  b 8,  Ashland’s  add,  5 y 8%,  two 

deeds $8,400 

O’Gara  B to  F W Holway  apr  26,  It  16  b 3, 

McP  & A’s  add.  mthly  7% $1,500 

O’Brien  J to  H W Wolseley,  Apr  12  It  34  b 

7„  Davis’s  add,  mthly,  8% $1000 

O’Rourke  M to  W T Dwight  Arl  13,  It  34  b 

48,  16  39  14,3  y 7% $1,600 

Otterson  & Carlson  to  L H Davis  arl  16,  It 

32  b 23,  16  38  14,  3 y 6%  p m $350 

Okerlaud  EE  to  S R Hurford  apr  27,  It 
19  b 3,  Culver  Park,  Feb  5,  ’89,  8%.  . . $300 
Peterson  G M to  M Culver  Arl  23,  It  38  b 

33,  Culver  Park,  15  mos  8% $100 

Prentice  D K to  G H Leonard,  Apr  26,  pt 
b 1,  Hanford’s  add,  W Heights  3 m,  8 % 

$300 

Peters  G A to  C Kozminski  Arl  24,  It  50  b 

21,  5 38  14,  3 [y  8% $1,500 

Prinzing  F to  J Buehler  Apr  16,  It  5 b 9, 

Wright’s  add,  3 y 8% $3,500 

Preschern  F to  E E Prussing  apr  13,  It 

32.  b 2,  20  40  14,  7 y 7%  p m $1,400 

Pender  J to  J C Miller  apr  19,  It  6 b 60,  S 

Chicago,  mthly  8% $903 

Phillips  T P to  F B Marston  Feb  10,  pt  n 

e qr,  28  38  14,  3 y 8%  p m $14,000 

Porter  R to  C T Berg  apr  19,  pt  It  2 b 8, 

21  38  14,  3 y 7%  p m. . I $2,500 

Pike  J A to  T Hood  Mch  6,  It  10  to  12  b 1, 

2 28  14,  4 y 8%  pm $2,625 

Powers  M to  S Strauss,  Apr  20,  It  11  b 6 b 

14,  32  39  14.  6 m,  8% $215 

Preneil  M to  J Miksak  Mch  8,  It  1 b 3,  20 

39  14,  wkly  5 % $800 

Pettel  D to  J H Bissell  Apr  19,  It  21  b 7, 21 

38  13,  5 y 7% $1,500 

Quinn  G H to  J F Rhodes  Apr  26,  pt  Its  19 
and  20  b 10,  Ashland’s  2d  add  mthly  8% 

$3500 

Ruthenberg  O O to  A Hoefer  Apr  23,  Its  4 

to  7 b 4,  28  40  14,  wkly  5$ $3,500 

Rezek  M B to  T H Schintz  arl  23,  Its  11 
to  14  and  It  10  b 12,  Schleswig,  6 mos 

6% $800 

Rosenberg  JtoTH  Schtntz  arl  25.  Its  25 

to  28  b 8,1  39  13,3  y 7% $2,500 

Reibel  A to  H G Naper  arl  6,  It  22  b 9 b 8, 

etc,  19  '40  14,  4 y 8%  p m $300 

Rennack  F to  C F Hatterman,  Apr  1,  It  4 

b2  1 39  13,  3 y,  7% $400 

Radke  A to  A Wolf,  Apl  23,  It  32  It  4,  s e 

34  20  39  14,  mthly,  8% 1000 

Reynolds  A and  W J to  S M Moore,  Apr  26 

It  40  b 3,  2 38  14,  5 y,  7% $1600 

Ryan  N to  J Knox  a5r  26,  It  18  b 49,  17  39 

14,  Mly  5,  ’89,  6 % $5,000 

Rasmussen  A to  M W Robinson  arl  12,  It 
6 It  9 b 1,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 8%  p m.  . 

$500 

Reger  J to  T H Schintz  apr  22,  It  2 b 2,  29 

40  14,  1 y 7 i $2,400 

Rustman  J H to  C C Schumacher  Apr  21,  pt 

It  7 b 64,  21  39  14,  3 y 7% $3,000 

Rogers  H L to  W H Holden  Mch  11,  It  13 

b 10,  Rockwell’s  add,  2 y 8% $1,375 

Richardson  A M and  G M to  W Heine- 
mann apr  24,  Its  1 and  2 b 3,  12  39  13,  3 

y 8% $6,000 

Roderer  A to  E Mandl  apr  14,  Its  46  and 

47  b 12,  20  39  14,  3 y 6% $900 

Regan  J to  J H Ernst  Mch  29,  s hf  It  2,  16 

44  12,  2 y 8% $200 

Richardson  E to  S Kerr,  Apr  19,  It  10  b 5, 

24  39  13,  mthy,  6 %,  pm $1000 

Restau  J to  W Vocke,  Apr  13,  It  5 It  12  b 

2,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  8% $1200 

Reiner  C to  H J Christoph  Apr  12,  Its  7 

and  8 b 9,  6 39  14,  1 y 8% $1,000 

Redeker  M to  H J Christoph  Apr  21,  Its  45 

and  46,  21  39  14,  1 y 8% $500 

Rundt  P F A to  D J Swenie  Apr  19,  It  19  b 

3,  19  39  14,  5 y 6 % $1,900 

Sheehan  M to  E O Brown  Apr  22,  It  2 It  3 

b 57,  29  39  14,  1 y 6%.  $200 

Simpson  J E to  W A Swart  Apr  19,  It  34  b 
6,  H & D’  add,  W Heights,  mthly  7%. . $200 


Bushnell’s  add,  5 y 8% $9,250 

undgran  A to  J W Farlin  Apr  16,  Its  9 

and  20  b 18,  25  40  13,  5 y 8% $950 

chaeffer  H to  J C Miller  apr  19,  Its  5 to 

7  b 1,  Schleswig,  mthly  8 % $1,800 

perling  A L to  C F Hatterman  jr  Jan  25, 

It  8 b 2,  6 39  14,  July  20 $900 

chmidt  A to  C Hattermann  Feb  1,  It  6 b 

3,  6 39  14,  6 mos  % $300 

teger  J to  E E Prussing  apr  13,  It  34  b 2, 

20  49  14,  6 y 7$  p m $1,200 

chustek  D toC  J Vopicka  apr  20,  It  4 It 

13  b 66,  B & E’s  add,  Evanston,  wkly  8% 

$300 

Schmidt  C to  J V LeMoyne  apr  8,  It  18  It 

7  b 4,  6 39  14,  3 y 7% $550 

Schauss  A to  Schmitz  apr  22,  It  4 b 24.  33 

40,  2 y 8% ‘ $3,500 

Stahl  E F and  S P to  F R Chandler,  apr 

I,  It  4 b 2,  21  38  14,  5 y 7% $1,200 

Schlumbrecht  J to  C Jorn  Mch  18,  It  23  b 

5,  2839  14,3  y 7% $500 

Sattley  M A to  T G Dickenson,  Apr  19.  It 

25  b 26  b 6,  17  39  14.  3 y,  7% $3000 

Smith  E to  K Young,  Mch  23.  pt  It  2 s e Jq. 

21  38  14,  2 y,  8%,  p m $5862 

Schwuchow  F A to  J E Dalton  Mch  29.  Its 

1 to  3 b 9,  20  40  14,  5 y 8% $5,000 

Swartout  C R to  C C Landt^Mch  20,  It  13 

and  pt  12  b 1,  3 38  14,  8%  p m $1,950 

Sommer  A to  P E Stanley  Apr  15,  It  3 s w 

qr,  8 38  14,  3 y 5% $35 

Suhr  P to  J Spilser  arl  22,  It  14  b 5,  4 38 

14,  2 y 6v  p m $500 

Storch  P L to  W D Kerfoot  apr  3,  It  11  It 

12  b D,  28  40  14,  4 y 8%  p m $3,215 

Schmidt  J to  C Goodman  Apr  27,  It  30  b 

II,  6 39  14,  3 y 7%  p m $200 

Strass  M to  H C Zuttermeister  apr  24.  It 

17  b 1,  Brandt’s  add,  5 y 8% $1,500 

Sweetland  W M to  F R Chandler  Apr  22, 

It  3 b 5,  Cleayerville’s  add,  5 y 8%.  $25,000 
Schoenstedt  C H and  F to  D B Hutchinson 
arl  19,  pt  Its  3 and  4 b 18,  18  39  14,  Nov 

1,  ’79,  8%  p m $3,800 

Sorenson  A C to  P Maas  apr  26,  It  14  b 1. 

1 39  13,  wkly  8% $500 

Smith  M to  K Fieldler  Feb  25,  It  10  b 10, 

29  40  14,  5 y 6 % $1,200 

Smith  J to  G E Dawson  Mch  1,  pt  It  17  b 

32,  s s add.j4  y 8% $16,000 

Soukup  R to  H Felsenthal  Arl  21,  It  1 b 

9,  20  39  14.  3 y 8% $5,000 

Sgrozinski  M to  HE  Greenbaum  Apr  22, 

It  22  b 128,  s s add,  4 y 8% $5,000 

Schmitt  A and  J to  N A Mayer  arl  23,  It 

15  It  1 b 64,  21  39  14,  3 y 7% $800 

Schalla  J to  F Schrader  Arl  14,  It  94  b 18, 

30  40  14,  Jan  17% $540 

Schneider  F to  J P Bowes  Arl  1,  Its  5 and 

6 b 4,  4 38  14,  4 mos  6% $1,900 

Thiele  C to  G Coombs  Apr  23,  It  97  and 
98  It  61  etc,  Bronson’s  add,  3 y 8%  pm 

$3000 

Troemel  R to  H Burhopp,  Apr  — , pt  It  1, 

Powell’s  sub,  36,  40  13,  1 y 6% $150 

Toerpe  D lo  R Berger,  Apr  20,  It  89  b 15, 

19  39  14,  3 v,  6% $1200 

Tejcek  J to  H G Foreman  arl  27,  It  54  It 

2 b 43,  21  39  14,  2 y 8% $1,200 

Teare  H B and  J to  ME  Greenebaum, 

Mch  26,  It  25  b 3,  Englewood,  30  mos,  7% 

$560 

Thillman  N to  F Sommer  Apr  15,  It  5 b 7, 
Davis’  sub,  28  39  14,  wkley  5 1-5$  , $700 

Taylor  W J to  F A Barnes  Apr  20,  It  19  b 

1,  27  39  14,  3 y 6$ $4,500 

Tuley  M F to  J N Barker  apr  24,  pt  It  79, 

Ellis’  e add,  1 y 7%,  p m $1,250 

Taylor  C and  J to  J C Miller  Apr  19,  It  4 
It  9 b 7,  Rockwell’s  add,  mthly  8%. . . . $200 
Teare  H B and  J to  M E Greenbaum,  Mch 

26,  It  25  b 3,  21  38  14,  3 y.  7% $1200 

VonWeisenfluh  F to  W D Kerfoot  apr  2,  It 

3 It  10  b 138,  s s add,  5 y 8% $14,000 

Vohank  F to  C J Vopicka,  Apr  12,  It  44  b 

3,  28  39  14,  3 y,  7% $800 

Veirs  R to  J V A Weaver  — , It  2 It  46  b 

36,  7 39  14,  3 y 8% $1,200 

Vosburgh  S L to  J B Skinner  Arl  8,  It  14 
It  13  b 1,  It  9 b 11,  Rockwell’s  add,  4 y 

8}4% $2,500 

Vonder  Swissen  — to  E F Dunne  arl  26  It 

48  b 2,  33  39  14,  2 y 6% $400 

Waffle  J L to  D J Avery  apr  26,  It  17  b 1. 

16  37  14,  84  mos,  7% $1,665 

Wilson  L to  J L Lombard  apr  22,  It  47  b 1, 

23  39  13,  qrtly,  8%,  p m $225 

Wilke  F to  W M Stanley  arl  15.  It  22  b 3, 

6 39]14,  Aug  20,  ’89  7%, $100 

Watson  A to  C M L Ins  Co  Arl  17,  pt  b 45, 

27  39  14,  3 y 8% $3,000 

Waldrow  E to  G A Springer  apr  22,  It  10 

b 1,  21  37  14,  2 y 8% $730 

Wagner  M to  G Snydacker  apr  24,  pt  It  4 
b 14,  21  39  14,  5 y 8% $1,000 


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Weill  M toH  G Foreman  Apr  17,  It  32  b 1, 

34  39  14,  2 y 7% $2,500 

Williams  E H to  W H Holden  Mch  5,  pt  Its 

11  and  12  b 18,  21  38  14,  3 y 1% $40 

Wallace  J W to  W H Moore  Apr  20,  It  3 b 

1,  3 38  14,  6%  pm $1150 

Widmayer  L to  T H Schintz  Apr  20,  Its  15 

and  16  b 7,  20  40  14,  5 y 7% $2,000 

Wolf  J to  H E Greenbanm  Apr  19  It  27  b 

2 b 5,  36  40  13,  4 y 1% $700 

Young  B J to  A B Mead  Apr  15,  pt  b 19, 

29  40  14,  3 y 6%  p m,  four  deeds ....  $3,000 
Young  M to  J C Sbhumlcher  arl  20,  It  23 

b 1,  13  37  14,  wkly  5 % $1,500 

Zimmerman  M to  W Loeb  Apr  19,  It  13  b 
6,  29  40  14,  4 y 7% $550 


MORTGAGES. 

Akin  M E to  F D Cossitt  Mch  22,  pt  It  13 

b 7,  LaGrange,  mthly  7% $200 

Arnold  C C to  People’s  B & L assn  Apr  5, 
Its  7 to  9 b 4.  Small’s  add,  wkly  8 %.  .$400 
Arnold  F F to  E S Griggs  Arl  23,  It  19  b 

2,  Oak  Park,  3y  7% 350 

Barkley  D and  L to  The  J M Dumphy  B & 

L ass  arl  23,  It  12  b 5,  Cossitt’s  2d  add, 

mthly  7% $1,500 

Barron  E to  People’s  B & L assn  Apr  19, 

It  10  b 1,  8 38  14.  wkly  8% $1,500 

Beebe  E B to  E W Burke  apr  20,  Its  16 
and  19  b 4 etc  b 1,  36  40  13,  July  1,  ’87, 

6#  p m $400 

Bools  Z H to  A Pike  Nov  20,  Its  83  and 

84  b 4,  17  39  14,  6 mss  8% $300 

Braun  J to  P Hay  Arl  26,  Its  1 to  3,  Seger 

sub,  33  42  13 $3C0 

Boatman  M J and  W A to  Conservative  B 
& L Assn,  Apr  20,  lot  3 lot  8 etc  Butter- 
field’s add,  mthly  6% $800 

Busbee  B to  H P Smith  Apl  23,  pt  Its  19 

and  20  b 7,  16  38  14,  5 y,  G%% $2500 

Burton  J to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  April  19, 

It  40  b C,  28  39  14,  wkly  8% $900 

Caspers  P J to  M Conrad  Arl  26,  It  38,  s e 

qr,  21  41  12,  2 y 7% $800 

Crary  H M to  E Schwertz  Apr  20,  It  24, 

Codwise’s  sub,  18  39  14,  July  31 $850 

Crewss  S F to  J Johnson  Apr  21,  It  50  b 2 

b 28,  31  39  14,  1 y 8% $1,000 

Coserove  T A to  A M DeCondres,  apr  26  pt 

Its  11  and  12  b 57,,—  15  m,  6£ 2000 

Daverkosen  H jr  to  A Peterson  arl  20,  It 

50  b 7,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 7% $500 

Davis  M A and  C JtoGA  RB&L  assn 
Mch  17,  It  30  b 2 b 2 etc,  13  39  13, 

mthly  8% $l,7oO 

Defreane  J to  Phoenix  B Society  Apr  20,  It 

16  b 13,  30  40  13,  wkly  5% $2,0q0 

Dickson  F F to  E H Rexford,  Apr  21,  pt  It 

4,  25  37  13,  2 y 6£ $200 

Dietzer  A to  Phoenix  B Society  Apr  14,  It 

106  b 7,  Sheffield  add,  wkly  5% $1,200 

Disher  W to  C Mears  Apr  16,  It  15  b 6,  22 

38  14,5  y 5% $2,000 

Downs  T to  Ii  Law  Arl  24,  It  56  b 1,  28 

39  14,  1 y 8% $300 

Earle  E C to  Excelsior  L assn  Apr  21,  It  4 

It  2 b 2,  Rockwell’s  add,  wkly  8 % $2,200 

Ellis  F M to  Oak  Pk  B & L assn  Apr  20,  It 

16  b 2,  7 39  13,  mthly  8 % $3,000 

Ersenheiser  C to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn, 
Apr  14,  Its  4 and  5,  21  36  13,  wkly  8$.  $100 
Flynn  PI  to  L W Stone  arl  19,  It  12  b 5, 

4  18  14,  2 y 6^ $1  000 

Ford  A to  C B Simons,  Apr  26,  It  23  b 18, 

35  40  13,  2 y,  6£ $200 

Fox  M E and  C L to  M A McCaha  Arl  26, 

Its  27  and  28  b 2,  18  38  14,  3 y 7%.  . .£1,800 
Gasey  E to  People’s  B & L assn,  arl  19,  It 
25  It  1 etc,  b 22,  33  39  14,  mthly  8%.  .$100 
Gay  G to  Calumet  B <fc  L assn  Mch  17,  It 

45  b 7,  Pullman,  mthly  7%% $700 

Gibbs  F C to  D P Smith,  Apr  16,  Its  52  and 

53,  2 38  14,  3 y 6%  p m $3,375 

Haase  F to  L Schweyer  Apr  21,  It  40  b 1, 19 

39  14,  6 mos  8% $150 

Halbauer  S to  E Ayres,  Jan  27,  It  20  b 4,8 

38  14,  54  m,  6£,  p m $G30 

Hansen  C to  Evanston  & N C C B & L 
assn  Apr  12,  pt  Its  7 and  8 b 5,  G «fc  J’s 
add,  Evanston,  mthly  8% $800 


$3,375 


Luudquis  A L G to  Phoenix  B & Society  arl 
21,  Its  13  and  15  b 10,  25  40  14,  wxly  5% 

$1,200 

Lyndon  J A to  J A Wager  Apr  21,  It  18  b 
4.  1 39  13, 6% $400 


Madon  M to  J Scheel  Ail  24,  It  47  b 23, 

1 39  14,  1 p 7% £100 

Maede  A to  C Peth,  Apr  26,  It  22  b 1,  6 39 

14,  5 y,  6£ $1000 

Marbach  W to  T Pravdiza,  Apr  20,  lots  44 

to  49  b 6,  26  40  13,  1 y 8% $500 

Manny  J to  Evanston  & N C C B & L assn 
It  18  It  94  etc,  Butterfield’s  add,  wkly, 

5 l-5£ $2,000 

Mathison  J to  Chicago  Mut  S <fc  B assn 

Apr  21,  pt  It  2 b 1,  36  40  13,  wkly  5 1-5% 

$2,400 

Mayer  A to  A Schillo  apr  21,  pt  Its  25  to 

28  b 8,  29  40  14,  3 y 7% $2,500 

Merrill  F W to  Evauston  & N Cook  Co  B 

6 L assn  Apr  12,  pt  It  3,  Brandt’s  add, 

Evanston,  8% $1,300 

Morgan  P to  M O’Connor,  Mch  31,  It  23  b 

18,  Irondale, , 7% $no 

McArthur  N C to  J F Keeney Its  13 

and  14  b 4,  Garfield,  16  m 6£,  p m $640 

Nathan  E A and  B M to  J W Pryor  Mch 
22,  Its  13  and  14,  b 8,  3 38  14,  5 y 6£,  p 

m $3,200 

Ostrander  D to  T R Yaggy  et  al,  Apr  21,  It 
8 It  3 it  90  Ellis’  e add,  18  m 6£. . . .$2,691 
Peace  J I to  H Hodgdon  arl  10,  pt  n w qr, 

26  39  13,  2 y 6£  pm $6,666 

Perlett  A F to  Lake  Shore  B & L Assn, 
Apr  12,  It  4 b 2,  8 38  14,  mthly  6£  . . . $600 
Petterson  to  Canadian-American  L & B 
Assn,  April  17,  It  15  b 2,  36  40  13,  mthly 
8% 


. $900 


Pickles  E to  J Alles  jr  Apr  15,  Its  23  to  25 

b 5,  20  mos  6£  p m 

Powers  P to  North  Chicago  M C & B Assn 
Apr  24,  Its  10  and  11  b 1 b 19,  Sheffield’s 

add,  wkly,  5 1 5% $1000 

Provost  J to  W A Porter,  tr,  Apr  6 It  5 b 5 

Vernon  Pk  add,  3 y,  6£  p m $1500 

Rabe  W to  H H Karstens,  Apr  23,  Its  5 

and  6 b 1,  8 39  14.  5 y,  6%  p m $13,000 

Rieger  W to  Phoenix  B Society  apr  26  It 

45  b 18  35  40  13,  wkly  5.% $1000 

Rich  A to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B assn  Apr 
19,  It  148  b 6,  wkly  5 1-5% $1,000 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Mouldings, 


Frames,  Brackets,  Turnings,  Etc. 


Harms  H to  A Krimbill  Apr  26,  It  28  and 

pt  29  b 10,  5 37  15,  July  17% $300 

Harmer  E to  Peoples  B & L assn  Apr  19, 

It  8 It  1 b 27,  29  39  14,  mthly  8% $600 

Heckman  W to  L H Carpenter,  Apr  20,  pt 

It  4 b 2,  34  39  14,  3 y 7%  p m $2,000 

Hefferman  J to  EGorvettApr  22,  It  3 b 16, 

6 39  14,  1 y 6% $850 

Hehrens  H to  M Brand  & Co,  Apr— , Its  18 
to  25  b 12  Washington  Heights,  3 yrs  7% 

$5,500 

Higginbotham  H N to  M Thanemeyer,  Apr 
19,  pt  It  92,  27  39  14,  3 y G£  p m . . $15,000 
Hlousek  J to  Grant  B & L Assn,  Apr  14,  It 

31  b 23  Brand’s  add,  wkly  6£ $400 

Hyman  S and  E to  G R Chunson,  Apl  27  It 

6 b 1,  34,  39  14,  2 y,  — , p m $1500 

Johanson  C A to  Phoenix  B & L Society 
Arl  22,  It  3 b 2 b 49,  19  40  14,  wkly  5% 

$1,400 

Jacobs  A E to  PJW  Johnston  Arl  26,  Its  20 

end  21,  18  39  14,  Jan  1.’90,  6% $500 

Justice  J et  al  to  A S Trude  apr  15,  It  4 b 

9 S & G’s  add,  3 y 7% $500 

Kabina  M to  Grant  B & L assn  Apr  17,  pt 

It  21  b 12,  20  39  14,  wkly  6% $1,000 

Kalwiter  A to  H Brown  arl  24,  It  10, 

Gage’s  add,  2 y 7% $300 

Kehr  M to  O Spankuch,  Feb  17,  It  5 b 1,  6 

39  14,  3 y 6% $550 

Kimbell  WPtoN  WL&B  Assn,  Apr  20 

pt  It  10  b 30,  Evanston  mthly  8% $2000 

Klahre  H to  E T Douglas,  April  20,  lots  40 
and  41  b 1 b 31  Kinzie’s  add,  May  i,’89, 

6% $4,700 

Knisely  R to  GW  Newcomb  Apr  20,  pt  It 

6 b 45.  s s add,  1 y 8% $500 

Loring  M A to  U P Smith,  Apr  16,  pt  lots 
80  and  82  and  all  8i,  2 38  14,  3 y 6%  p m 


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Richmond  C W to  F D Cossett,  Apr  15,  Its 
and  15  b 16  and  Its  6 and  7 b 15  Cossitt’s 

1st  add  La  Grange $3,000 

Renwick  E A to  Conservative  B & L Assn, 
Apr  19[  It  1 b 2,  17  40  14  etc,  monthly  6% 

$2,000 

Rutherford  R to  People. s B & L assn  apr 
19,  Its  14  and  15  b 2,  16  38  14,  mthly  8% 

$2,300 

Schoenneson  T A to  Phoenix  B Society 
Apr  26  Its  30  and  31  b 13,  Sheffields  add 

wkly,  5% $3000 

Schwab  H G to  Phoenix  B Society  Apr  20, 

It  1 b 5,  Delavan’s  add,  wkly  5% . . . . $3,800 
Schwaitzer  J to  Grant  B & L assn  Apr  17, 

It  1 b 38,  19  39  14,  wkly  6£ $1,600 

Sherer  J C to  Metropolitan  B & L assn, 
apr  24,  It  8 b 16,  Cossitt’s  1st  add,  La- 

Grange,  mthly  8% $1,600 

Sparr  F to  Garden  City  M S L & B assn, 
Arl  22,  pt31t  16  to  18,  b 8,  6 39  14,  mthly 


.$500 


Stroner  J to  Grant  B & L assn  Apr  20,  pt 

It  7 b 4,  19  39  14,  wkly  6% $1( 

Tobin  M P to  People’s  B & L assn  apr  19, 

It  4 b 1 b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  wkly  8£.$100 
Towey  P to  G S French  Apr  22,  It  5 b 51 

etc,  8 38  14,  1 y 8% $125 

Tracey  J B to  Can-Am  L & B Assn  Mch  12 
It  22  b 3 b 14,  32  39  14  mthly,  8%....  $1500 
Valentine  E to  W H Powell  Apr  5,  It  32  b 

13,  31  40  14,  3 y 6% $350 

Ward  A R & J H to  K A Shaw  Arl  24.  pt 
It  23  b 21,  17  39  14.  13  y 7%  p m . . . . $13,500 
Wrenhotor  O to  C C Housel,  Apr  1,  pt  lots 
14  and  15  b 29,  33  40  14;  3 y 7%  p m $3,300 
Wolske  A to  F Heinmann  Apr  20,  It  45  b 1, 

19  40  13,  3 y 7% $500 

Zdanowski  F to  S Kania,  Apr  20,  It  40  b 12 
5 39  14,  2 y 6% 


CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 


Ackerman  P J to  V Blatz,  apr  19,  saloon, 

174  Jefferson  st,  1 y $256 

Anderson  M J to  W S Lasher  Arl  26,  furn, 

etc,  94  Peoria  st,  6 mos $109 

Andrei  L to  P Bartholomae  Apr  1,  saloon, 

418  Van  Buren  st,  1 y $6C0 

Alexander  E to  N M Markwell  Dec  11, 
horses  etc,  Moore  and  Elm  sts,  Dec  11 

$3,239 

Barr  J W to  J F Griffin  Apr  21,  horses  etc, 

39  Avon  pi,  2 y $192 

Berg  S to  H Berg  Apr  12,  furn  etc,  302 

State  st,  bi-monthly $3,000 

Bradshaw  G H to  J Sham  Apr  24,  piano 

and  furn,  Oak  Park,  1 y $277 

Brand  P to  T Harz  Co  Apr  20,  barber 

shop,  109  Randolph  st.  90  ds $1)8 

Brown  R A to  M Wengler  Apr  21,  furn  etc, 

796  Lake  st,  June  16 $172 

Burke  P to  J W Lusk  Apr  19,  horses  etc, 

Lake.  6 mos $325 

Burke  T D to  J H Colviu,  Apr  20,  furn  etc 

270  Sedgwick  st,  1 v $425 

Butler  E F to  W H Bunge,  apr  20,  horses, 

otc,  697  Lake  st,  1 y $300 

Burke  T D to  J H Culvin,  apr  20,  furn  etc, 

270  Sedgwick  st $425 

Bassett  H to  V Blatz,  april  20,  saloon,  11 

Blue  Island  av,  1 y $600 

Becker  A to  P Schoenhofen  B Co  Apr  20, 

saloon,  23  w Randolph  st,  1 y $85 

Butler  J R to  W N Alley,  Apr  20,  piano, 

879  Van  Buren  st.  8 mos $134 

Rasmuss  T to  J Cullen  Apr  14,  shooting 

gallery,  73  w Madison  st,  3 mos $115 

Bush  D C to  C Williams  Apr  22,  furn  etc, 

150  La  Salle  ave,  7 mos $167 

Bremnan  J to  R Rothschild’s  sons  Dec  29, 
saloon  fittings,  4211  Halsted  st,  Nov  1 

$418 

Barton  G to  G Wolffs  Arl  24,  furn  etc,  40 

Franklin  st, $2,000 

Bradshaw  F M to  W M Johnston  All  21, 
furn  etc,  1271  Van  Buren  st,  5 mos.  .$312 
Blessing  J L to  J 1)  Spear,  Apr  19,  furn 

etc,  492  Warren  ave,  6 mos $115 

Bulkley  A K to  E T Brown  Apr  19,  furn 

etc,  148  Dearborn  st,  Oct  25 $208 

Bowers  G A to  G Gates  Dec  25,  furn  and 


piano,  457  Leavitt  st,  4 mos $232 

Butcher  J to  P Williams  Apr  22,  horse  and 

cab,  14  mos $450 

Beattan  J to  ET  Brown  Apr  22,  piano,  237 

31st  st,  3 mos $117 

Beck  H to  E R Mackey  Apr  31,  piano  and 

furn,  3132  Ullmann  st.  6 mos $390 

Carroll  J to  C Wyman  apr  7,  wagon  etc, 

753  14th  st.  6 rfids $68 

Coffee  T to  C Babcock  apr  22,  furn  etc,  51 

Curtis  st,  4 mos $67 

Chouteau  A L to  E R Walker  apr  22,  furn 

etc,  436  Jefferson  st,  Jan  1 $150 

Caulkins  A M to  P P Hollett,  apr  22,  bldg 

420  63d  st,  2 y $505 

Clapper  W E to  A Goodman,  Mch  1, 

mules  etc,  Lake,  6 mon $100 

Colford  & Kissane  to  Brunswick  B-C  Co, 
Mch  29,  saloon  fittings,  205  e Chicago 

ave,  11  mos . . . . $360 

Cogswell  I to  W H King  Apr  19,  furn  etc, 

121  Johnson  st,  6 mos $li7 

Crandall  G E to  J D Spear  Apr  19,  furn 

etc,  441  Leavitt  st,  9 mos $93 

Crowe  L to  E G Brown  Arl  23,  furn  etc, 

194  Desplaines|st,  6 mos $130 

Crawford  R to  H A Pemberton  Arl  23, 

furn  etc,  232  4th  ave,  6 mos $57 

Connor  C to  C Babcock  Arl  24,  furn  etc, 

345  Hudson  ave,  July  1 $28 

Crews  S F to  J Johnson  Apr  20.  library 
and  furn,  99  Washington  st  and  3975 

Drexel  b’d,  10  mos $1,500 

Coleson  A M L to  D Hyman  Apr  15,  office 
fixtures  etc,  Opera  House  blk,  1 y . . . . $190 
Coleson|0  S to  D Hyman  Apr  15,  furn  etc, 

265  Chestnut  pi,  1 y $420 

Cobb  R to  A Frank  Apr  20,  furn  etc, , 

5 mos $60 

Davidson  W A to  F Schmidt.  Apr  20.  hor- 
ses buggies  etc,  676  Larrabee  st,  2 y.$388 
Dunham  C J to  T Boyle  et  al  Arl  24,  furn 

etc,  8 48  n Park  ave,  3 mos $108 

Davis  N R to  E Sternberg  Apr  15,  furn  etc, 

- — -,  1 y $1,000 

Dnisdale  E to  C Williams  Apr  17,  furn 

etc,  361  Van  Buren  st,  7 mos $70 

Dyer  K A to  O F Malcolm  Apr  14,  furn 

etc,  195  w Madison  st.  3 mos $113 

Dix  E J to  0 F Malcolm  Apr  21,  furn  etc, 

355  Burling  st,  3 mos 329 

Bieber  J P to  J L Curtis  Jan  11,  furn  etc, 

355  Sedgwick  st,  8 mos $107 

Davis  M A to  Chi  Carpet  Co  Arl  26,  car- 
pets, 187  Dearborn  ave,  90  ds  p m.  . .$181 
Davidson  W A to  F Schmidt,  Apr  30,  wag- 
on etc,  670  Larrabee  st,  2 y $388 

Ehle  J H to  E T Brown  Apr  24,  furn  etc, 

257  Indiana  st,  6 mos $360 

Emsrton  J to  S Richardson  apr  20,  furn 

etc,  178  Washington  bd,  6 mos $135 

Ewens  H R to  A F Temple,  april  21,  furn 

etc,  211  Market  st,  90  ds $100 

Enkmeyer  II  S to  W S Wharton  Apr  17, 
horse  wagon  etc,  402  w Chicago  ave,  4 

mos $115 

Elmore  A J and  A to  G Gates  Mch  11, 

f"rn  etc,  200  37  th  st.  4 mos $406 

Farrell  D to  C Ryan  Arl  22,  house  ete,  573 

Jeffersonst,  6 mos $121 

Foster  G P to  P Gumry  Arl  20, piano,  1403 

35th  st,  1 y p m $290 

Fuller  M E to  R W Hyman  jr  Apr  23,  furn 

etc.  606  w Van  Buren  st,  mthly $100 

Felleus  F to  A Urguhart  Arl  15,  wagon 

etc,  847  Lake  st,  1 y $125 

Falardeen  O to  E T Brown  Apr  24,  piano, 

and  furn,  225  s Morgan  st,  6 mos $195 

Fees  L to  C Williams  Apr  24,  horses  etc, 

339  w North  ave,  7 mos  $167 

First  Cong  Ch  Society,  Evanston,  to  H L 


Roonoelt,  april  1,  organ,  Evanston,  2 y 


$3,750 

Fleck  A to  C Williams,  apr  20,  wagon, 
horses  etc,  667  w Hinman  st,  7 m . . . . $232 
Ferris  J H to  J C McCann  Apr  19,  stereo- 
type tools,  182  Jackson  st,  6 mos.  .$6,624 
Farley  L P to  E T Brown  Apr  21,  furn 

etc,  288  Michigan  ave,  6 mos $508 

Frank  H to  A Newman  Dec  28,  furn  etc, 
, 18  mos $140 


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French  T to  J J Condon  Apr  20,  cigar  fac- 
tory, 209  Laflin  st, — $500 

Foxwell  C to  J H Norton  Apr  20,  turn  etc, 

607  Pullman  bldg,  1 mo $125 

Farrell  J H to  J H Norton  Apr  10,  furn 

etc,  45  Beethoven  pi,  3 mos $115 

Gilbert  0 to  Fagan  & Sceleth,  apr20,  furn 

etc,  203  Watt  av,  mthly ..$300 

Gross  M to  Monheimer,  Lepman  & Co, 

Apr  10,  horse  etc,  Dec  1 $82 

Gassoway  W M to  H C Robbins  Apr  23, 

furn  etc,  243  state  st,  June  8 $3,000 

Gox  J to  T Boyle  Arl  24,  furn  etc,  3016 

Butter  st,  3 mos $177 

Gates  E B to  G M Gates  Apr  — , furn  etc, 

357  Western  ave,  3 mos $100 

Grant  S S to  W N Alley  Arl  22,  furn  etc, 

158  47th  st.  7 mos $05 

Graves  L S to  E G Brown  Arl  22,  furn  and 

piano,  461  n Clark  s . , 6 mos $260 

Graham  W B to  S L Wright  Apr  , furn, 

etc,  202  w Madison  st,  17  mos $1,080 

Geduldig  J A to  E Knauer  Apr  19,  furn 

etc,  139  n Clark  st,  Sept  1 $1,000 

Girard  L N to  J L Newton  Apr  19,  saloon, 

367  w 13th  st.  July  10 $89 

Hill  G H to  C West,  apr  17,  horses  etc,  — , 

2 $500 

Hallorau  J to  J D Spear  Apr  17,  piano, 

54  Leavitt  st,  7 mos $83 

Holtz  A to  L Klaegel,  apr, 17,  furn  etc,  442 

w Chicago  av,  6 m $125 

Hill  J L and  W to  J Wyman,  apr  20,  furn 

etc,  3315  State  st,  5 m $305 

Hartijen  E F to  P Schoenhofen  B Co  Apr 

22,  saloon,  215  Randolph  st,  2 y $800 

Horton  A R and  F L to  W N Alley  Apr  22, 

furn  etc,  324634  Graves  pi,  3 mos $224 

Hunt  G C et  al  to  E E Brown  Apr  22,  ma- 
chinery, 247  Canal  st,  6 mos $195 

Headman  J to  E E Brown  Apr  21,  furn 

furn  etc,  97  Sedgwick  st,  6 mos $208 

Herbert  J L to  J Obermann  Brg  Co,  apr 

2,  saloon,  272  w Harrison  st,  2y $295 

Hawley  E and  J to  W B Thompson  apr 

20,  furn  etc,  Lake  st,  6 mos $104 

Hill  M A to  M P Biddlec5m  Arl  23,  furn 

etc,  213  Clark  st,  8 mos $150 

Harvey  C F to  F A Kennedy  Co,  Arl  25, 

horses  etc,  9 mos, $900 

Hall  J W to  C Babcock  Apr  19,  furn  etc, 

471  Clark  st,  6 mos $94 

HazelhurstS  jr  to  E Partridge  Mch  8,  car- 
pet,   , 1 y $500 

Hale  F M to  C Williams  Apr  19,  furn  etc, 

366  State  st,  11  mos $915 

Hill  G H to  W N Alley  Apr  17,  furn  etc, 

Lake,  6 mos $92 

Harris  J L to  A B Magoun  Apr  20,  horses  □ 

etc,  907  Lake  st.  2 mos $160 

Hanna  J T to  W N Alley  Apr  21,  furn  etc, 

47  Pine  st,  2 mos $85 

Hartge  W to  C Wyman,  Apr  19,  horses  etc, 

422  n Lincoln  st,  6 m $166 

Henrichsen  F to  M L Pemberton  Arl  23, 
horses  etc,  Central  Park,  city,  8 mos . . $100 
Horn  HtoEK  Smith  Arl  22,  furn  etc,  396 

Paulina  st,  166  da $150 

Harrison  G J to  W H King  Apr  26,  furn 

etc,  430  Van  Buren  st,  4 mos $80 

Hansen  J L to  E T Brown  Apr  22,  piano 

and  furn,  824  Dania  ave,  6 mos $68 

Hjerbquist  G to  L B Shields  Apr  23,  pia- 
no and  furn,  18  Hill  st,  6 mos $187 

Herr  A to  J Alberti  Arl  21,  horse  etc,  Ken- 
sington, Dec  16 $80 

Jones  S E to  H A Pemberton  Arl  21,  furn 

etc,  869  n Halsted  st,  6 mos $130 

Jones  J M to  W N Alley  Arl  21,  furn  etc, 

283  Oakley  st,  4 mos $77 

Jung  J J to  Bartholomae  & L Brg  Co  Apr 

23,  saloon,  56  Wells  st,  2 y $1,000 

Jones  H M to  C Wyman  apr  20,  furn  etc, 

606  Lake  st,  13  mos $133 

■Jones  F A to  S W Osgood  apr  2,  furn  etc, 

1247  Georsre  st,  2 y $128 

Jallings  & Manning  to  W Springer,  apr  8, 

engine  etc, , 4 m $651 

Jones  W A to  P Sanders  Apr  20,  plumbing 

■etc,  468  State  st,  47  wks $237 

Kilberger  V to  J Rund  Arl  24,  horse  etc, 

750  w 18th  st,  17  mos $150 

Koenig  F to  F Vullmacher  Apr  22,  bakery, 

.300  Milwaukee  ave,  2 y $1,000 

Ketcham  D W to  E T Brown  Apr  20,  furn 

•etc,  S Evanston,  3 mos $275 

Keasey  D J to  W N Alley  Apr  22,  furn  etc, 

1142  41st  st,  5 mos $125 

Knokes  G F to  HA  Pemberton,  april  20. 

furn  etc,  665  Washington  st,  6m... . $124 
Knight  FW  to  M A Hill,  apr  20,  furn  etc, 

, 25  m $375 

Kaye  & McKay  to  Cream  City  Brg  Co,  apr 
19,  saloon,  State  and  Kinzie  sts,  1 y.$780 
Kriski  J to  H A Pemberton  Arl  22,  cattle 

etc,  Lake,  6 mos $83 

iLyon  A P to  O P Snyder,  Apr  19,  furn  etc, 


66  w Randolph  st,  2 mos $69 

Leahy  J to  J O’Hern,  apr  20,  horses,  12 

Elias  st,  9 $121 

Levison  V to  W H King,  apr  20,  furn  etc, 

222  Morgan  st,  15  wks $105 

Lane  F B to  W J McCosey  Apr  20,  furn 

etc,  71  Laflin  st,  4 mos $520 

Lally  C G to  Worcester  Apr  21,  furn  etc, 

2804  Indiana  ave:  1 y $80 

Lee  O H to  E T Brown  Apr  4,  furn  etc,  136 

Sedgwick  st  6 mos $50 

Lipscheltz  M to  C Babcock  Apr  20,  furn 
and  piano,  239  w Congress  st,  4 mos. $241 
Logan  C to  C Williams  Apr  20,  furn  etc, 

253  w Madison  st,  7 mos $ 70 

Laughlin  S to  C Williams  Apr  10,  furn 

etc,  866  n Park  ave,  7 mos $315 

Lo&fil  J to  Eckhart  & Swan  Apr  14,  furn 

etc,  895  n Halsted  st,  1 y $700 

Ladd  J V to  E 9'  Brown  Arl  23,  furn  etc, 

599  Sedgwick  st,  4 mo $62 

Latus  H to  C Babcock  Apr  19,  furn  etc,  78 

n Market  st,  9 mos $64 

Lucas  A G to  W W Charles  Arl  20,  furn  etc, 

512  Wabash  ave $238 

Low  M to  F M Kelly  Arl  24,  fur  etc,  2136 

State  st,  1 y p $300 

Lindblom  C to  C Cloysen  Apr  16,  horse 

etc,  3513  Cottage  Grove  ave, — $400 

Litzkowski  A to  M Brand  & Co,  april  1, 
house  and  saloon,  107  Cleaver  st,  1 yr 

$1,000 

Lawless  J W to  J Blain, , saloon,  15  s 

Desplaines  st,  18  $900 

McHenry  MEtoT  Boyle  Arl  25,  furn  etc, 

39  Rush  street  5 mos $270 

Merz  C F et  al  to  M J Ashcroff  Arl  23, 

drugstore,  500  w 12th  st,  6 mos $600 

Mahoney  S to  J Wyman  Arl  24,  furn  etc, 

etc,  243  Wabash  ave,  6 mos $135 

McCann  J to  C Williams  Apr  23,  mules 

etc,  2937  Emerald  ave,  7 mos $70 

McDonald  A to  E T Brown  Apr  22,  furn 

etc,  376  W att  st,  6 mos $68 

Moschke  E to  C Williams  apr  22,  horse 

etc,  610  Canal  st,  7 mos $250 

Munroe  A to  J Cullen  Apr  16,  furn  etc, 

381  w 14th  st,  6 mos $83 

Moberg  S to  W W Hanchett  Apr  22,  furn 

etc.  State  and  4 7th  st,  1 y $200 

Maim  L M to  G D Coughtry,  apr  14,  furn 

etc,  to  secure  rent $1,800 

Mauzy  B to  T Morrison,  apr  19,  house  etc 

102  w Lake  st,  8 m $460 

McCarthy  J to  J O’Hern,  april  20,  horses, 

1177  Madison  st,  6 m $150 

Manszkv  H to  R D Kelly,  apr  20,  furn  etc, 

24  Maple  st,  2y $402 

Miller  H to  I W Hartwell,  apr  19,  furn  etc 

3570  Ellis  av,  6 m $400 

Mifflin  C H to  J H Spear  Apr  16,  furn  etc, 

, 9 mos $136 

Murphy  P to  P Hinz  Apr  9,  furn  etc.  525 

Root  st,  18  mos $181 

McDowell  J T to  E R Mackey  Apr  19, 

furn  etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 mos $99 

Meier  J to  A B Magoun  Apr  12,  furn  etc, 

150  Milton  ave,  3 mos $31 

McGinsley  J to  W L Cain  Apr  19,  furn 

etc,  49  s Ada  st,  18  mos $285 

Minehart  T H io  J W Lusk  Apr  21,  furn 

etc,  634  Adams  st,  6 mos $620 

Mamtok  M to  S Myers  Apr  2,  furn  etc,  357 

Orchard  st,  2 y $600 

Mobey  T to  W W Charles  Apr  22,  furn  etc, 

5826  La  Salle  st,  6 mos $168 

McFarland  R to  D F Bremner  Apr  22, 
mules  etc,  723  Van  Buren  st,  1 y...  .$400 

Mathison  L to  J Hermanson, , horses, 

etc, , mthly $600 

Merz  E Sto  M Wengler  Arl  17,  drug  stores 
• 549  Canal  st  and  189  Maxwell  st,  3 mos 

.* $1,000 

Middlebrook  E to  W B Thompson  Arl  27,' 

piano,  20%  Bowery,  6 mos $52 

McWharton  P W to  E T Brown  Arl  23, 
stallions,  West  Chicago  Driving  Park,  5 

mos $525 

Marten  F R to  W N Alley  Arl  12,  horse, 
wagon  etc,  143  n Paulina  St,  6 mos. . .$70 
McIntyre  F L to  M Hamilton  Arl  5,  furn 

etc,  75  Halsted  st,  17  mos $1,500 

McNut  T to  Kelly,  Maus  & Co  Arl  23,  cab 

etc,  454  State  st,  8 mos $420 

Matnbock  F to  E Vurjey  Arl  22,  piano, 

414  Morgan  st,  60  ds $76 

Nelson  F to  W S Moss  Apr  20,  furn  etc, 

172  n Clark  st,  Nov  1 $300 

Neierchofen  H to  E G Brown  Arl  23,  horses 

etc,  Lake,  6 mos $390 

Nelson  N P to  E T Brown  Apr  14,  furn  etc, 

937  n Clark  st,  6 mos $130 

Nogel  T to  C Williams  Apr  19,  furn  etc, 

347  Jackson  st,  7 mos $70 

Nobbeke  H to  W P Laparle  Mch  22,  furn 

eto,  62  llth  st,  60  ds  $200 

Nowling  A to  C W and  E Partridge  Oct  5, 


carpets  etc, , July  20 $420 

Ostermann  E to  J Cullen,  Apr  22,  furn  etc, 

748  Lake  st,  6 mos $100 

O’Neil  T to  Brand  & Hummed,  apr  20,  sa- 
loon, S Chicago,  1 y $1,800 

Peckler  J to  C Oakes  apr  19,  saloon,  201 

Desplaines  st,  24  mos ..$300 

Pierson  L W to  J D Spear  apr  19,  piano, 

290  Biased  st,  9 mos $‘J7 

Phelps  M C and  W H to  W Deering  Apr 

16,' furn  etc,  8 Oak  wood  ave,  2 y $900 

Pratt  E S to  C J Shields  Apr  20,  furn  etc, 

415  Irving  ave,  4 mos $225 

Perrf  A A to  W W Charles  Apr  19,  furn 

etc,  532  Van  Buren  st,  4 mos $588 

Prentice  D K to  W E Prentice,  Apr  20.  li- 
Quigley  S R to  A Arnold  Apr  21,  furn  etc. 

497  Belden  ave,  1 y $200 

Rockwell  F L to  E R Mackey  Apr  19,  furn 

etc,  2212  Wabash  ave,  6 mos $227 

Roos  J H to  G Gates  Dec  3,  furn  etc,  35 

Hotel  Benodict,  6 mos $155 

Robinson  W H P to  W J Wharton  Apr  20, 
furn  etc,  514  Van  Buren  st,  6 mos ....  $65 
Rule  T to  Corper  & Nockin,  Apr  20,  saloon, 

230  n Halsted  st,  1 y $300 

Richardson  J G to  E G Browu  Arl  22,  furn 

etc,  Englewood,  6 mos $130 

Reichrrd  J to  E Brandt  Feb  1,  fixtures, 

Hyde  Park,  1 y $1,500 

Ritter  J F to  H A Pemberton  Arl  23,  furn 
etc.  State  and  Jackson  sts,  6 mos.  . . . $135 
Reineman  A to  W N Alley  Ail  21,  furn  etc, 

12  Throop  st,  6 mos $?4 

Robinson  A to  B Swazey  Apr  21,  furn  etc, 

76  Van  Buren  st,  10  mos $1,002 

Ranguth  J to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  april  14, 
saloon,  California  av  and  Armitage  st, 

21  $369 

Riley  M W to  Schneidewend  & Lee  Co, 
apr  20,  printing  office,  502  Lincoln  av,  2 

y $862 

Randall  C to  C Corser,  apr  20,  furn  etc, 

557  Division  st,  1 y $200 

Robion  H A to  E T Brown,  april  20,  furn, 

etc,  601  Lake  st,  6 $162 

Renard  A to  R Isham  arl  7,  furn  etc,  199 

Ontario  st,  4 mos $126 

Salinger  E to  O F Malcolm  Apr  20,  furn 

etc,  2906  Vernon  ave,  6 mos $377 

Smith  C W to  P Flannery  Apr  19,  furn 

etc,  184  4th  ave,  2 y $500 

Schumacher  W J to  P Held  Apr  19,  car- 
riages, 1937  Michigan  ave,  6 mos. . . .$350 
Stift  M to  G Gates  Dec  22,  furn  etc,  366 

Orchard  st,  4 mos $120 

Sherwill  F W to  E R Walker,  Apr  19,  horse 

eto,  1072  Madison  st,  3 mos $128 

Spencer  B D to  W S Wharton  Apr  20, 

horses  etc,  — Monroe  st,  July  29 $148 

Shine  M and  A to  C Babcock  Apr  21,  furn 

etc,  376  Dearborn  st,  8 m $110 

Smith  G F to  L A W Brush  Apr  21.  furn 

etc,  247  w Madiso.  st,  3 mos $80 

Stevenson  M to  F J Mackey  Sept  21,  ’85, 

furn  etc,  3803  Michigan  ave,  1 m $124 

Stewart  I to  H K Lathrop,  april  19,  furn 

etc,  479  Madison  st,  75  ds  p m $50 

brary.  126  Washington  st,  6 m $200 

Schu maker  W J to  J Gilder, , furn 

etc,  2252  State  st,  90  ds $65 

Stemmier  J A to  C Williams,  apr  20,  furn 

etc,  118  Rice  st,  9 $110 

Stroud  J B to  T H Gault  Apr  22,  furn  etc, 

717  Washsngton  bd,  6 mos $450 

Shaffner  B M to  A and  M Weinberg  Apr 
17,  piano,  room  116  Palmer  House,  30 

ds $218 

Schmidt  W A to  G Gates  Mch  11,  piano 
and  furn,  549  Sedgwick  st,  4 mos  . . . . $‘ 
Smith  P G to  W H Banks  Arl  20,  furn  etc, 

17  mos $500 

Sleet  B T to  C Babcock  Arl  24,  furn  etc, 

148  12th  st,  mthly $61 

Spier  H to  L Spier  Arl,  — , furn  ete,  125 

Sheffield  ave,  3 mos $200 

Solomon  J to  Barnhart  Bros  & S Arl  21, 
press,  363  Larabee  st,  Feb  21,  88  mos  p 

$750 

Shanley  J to  C O’Connell  apr  23,  furn  etc, 

2815  Butterfield  st,  3 mos $100 

Thatcher  P to  W J Mitchell  apr  23,  furn 

etc,  3030  Michigan  uve,  4 mos $215 

Tyler  J B to  H Phillipi  Arl  16,  billiard 

hall,  639  Larabee  st,  15  mos $750 

Towne  A W to  E T Brown  Apr  21,  furn 

etc.  179  Baxter  st,  6 mos $214 

Taylor  E A et  al  to  G Kirk,  May  21,  furn 

etc, Waukegan,  2 y $653 

Taylor  M to  T Dominick  Apr  — , furn  etc, 

7 n Green  st,  1 y $192 

Tabel  P E to  Am  Desk  & Stool  Co,  Apr  19, 
furn  etc,  Dearborn  and  Quincy  sts,  2 m 

$73 

Ulirich  L to  H A Pemberton,  apr  19,  furn 


Cicero,  6 m $81 

Vogelsang  R to  F Rerny.  Apr  20,  drugs,  254 

Dayton  st,  1 y $1,000 

Van  Pelt  M to  R Isham  Aal  21,  piano, 

4315  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $136 

Yerbury  J H to  S Wallace  Arl  24,  furn  etc 

375  Van  Buren  st,  9 mos $225 

VanOsdell  E G and  C R to  C W and  E 
Partridge,  Sept  14,  painting,  La 

Grange,  June  14 $50 

Valkick  J to  I Plotke  Apr  10,  camera  etc, 

292  North  ave,  1 y $400 

Wyatt  A to  E Leutz  Apr  19,  saloon,  115 

Lincoln  st.  1 y $550 

Willmer  N to  E T Brown  Apr  19,  furn  etc, 

69  Staunton  st,  6 mos $110 

White  T H to  J W Lusk  Apr  19,  furn  and 

piano,  143  Hoyne  ave,  3 mos $575 

Wtllenbnrg  M E to  J T B Skillman  Apr  19, 

furn  etc,  1234  Wabash  ave,  2 y $311 

Wunder  F A and  W L to  A M Abbott  Apr 
17,  boiler  etc,  156  5th  ave,  May  1 ’87.  . 

$3,340 

Wegner  W to  W H King  Apr  21,  furn  etc, 

479  Franklin  st,  6 mos $78 

Woolman  J to  C Williams,  april  20,  furn 

etc,  1416  n Clark  st,  8 m .$90 

Waggener  L J to  E T Brown  Apr  22, 
horse  and  buggy,  3024  Michigan  ave,  1 

y $164 

Wilson  C E to  F Herhold  Arl  22,  machin- 
ery, Nov  1 $1,500 

Whelan  S to  C A Harrison  Arl  22, ‘piano, 

596  Jackson  st,  2 mos $150 

Walsh  H J to  O P Snyder  Apr  21,  furn  etc, 

109  n Paulina  st,  4 mos $80 

Wilkins  E to  C Williams,  apr  21,  furn  and 
piano,  228  Ewing  st,  7 m $130 


JUDGMENTS. 

StTPEBIOB  COUBT. 

93093  Carl  F Julien  v Chicago  Homestead 
assn.  $13. 5G  with  proc. 

95707  Julin  R Bensley  et  al  v Michael  Simers. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $1001.37.  Satis- 
fied. 

88955  Thomas  Lord  et  al  v George  Babel 
and  Catherine  Beauchamp.  On  afft  $473.- 
95. 

95737  Nicholas  H Ridgley  v City.  On  ver, 
$9,058.17. 

98589  Chester  B Lebcher  v Phoenix  Ins  Co. 
Mo  n t denie  and  judgt  $1,301.50.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

99675  Mary  E Palmer,  extrx,  v Mary  A 
Bvrgess.  By  defit,  $240.57  and  sped  exn 
95743  S D Jawosski  v David  Weideman. 
Mo  n t withdrawn  and  judgt  $130.  Satis- 
fied. 

D,  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT. 

51654  Adolph  Mayresch  et  al  v Frank  and 
Clemens  Bucholtz  and  H J Schultz.  By 
defit,  $1792.63. 

6324  D W Tolman  v S W Adams.  By  defit, 
$813.68  on  mer.  Dis  as  to  J J Clows. 

8884  C W C Co  v T Kearrey  & Co.  By  defit 
$751.16. 

7969  G A Vogel  Dean  v V & M J Liberman. 
By  defit,  $322. 

7970  L J Marcy  v V and  M J Liberman.  By 
defit  $804.97. 

55632  Thomas  F Arnold  v Virgil  and  M J 
Liberman.  By  defit,  $1038.49. 

55633  John  A McCloy  v Virgil  and  M J Lib- 
erman. By  defit  $235.35. 

55634  Wm  H Wade  et  al  v Virgil  and  M J 
Liberman.  By  defit  $251.75. 

8109  Mayer  et  al  v Flower.  By 

defit  $563.03. 

56172  John  Devine  use  etc  v C W D Ry  Co. 
On  ans  of  garn,  $60. 

55631  D S Cook  v Virgil  and  M J Liberman. 
By  defit,  $470.51. 

51065  Henry  A Kohn  v Adolph  Hirsch.  On 
findg  $135.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30 
ds. 

55994  Charles  W Stevens  v Samuel  F White. 
By  defit,  $527.20, 

55962  Elizabeth  J Forwood  v Obadiah  Huse. 
$1,391.55. 

56295  Thomas  Marr  v Charles  A Wennes- 
kold.  By  deOt  $128.86. 

46134  Erastus  N Fay  v Andrew  M Hitt.  On 
findg,  $100  and  exn  stayed  60  ds. 

55869  Olof  Olson  v Albert  Frederick.  By 
defit,  $5,000, 

463  Chicago  Lith  Co  v Herman  F Kraft.  On 
ver,  $112.50 

1431  Wm  J Tewkesbury  v Henry  Crawford 
$1,205. 

43410  Henry  Schrader,  admr,  v Union  Hide 
& Leather  Co.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt 
$1,800.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  exrin  30  ds. 


and  piano,  3214  Rhodes  av,  4 m $240  44701  Edward  N Stanley  et  al  v Erie  & jPaci- 

Van  Vlack  L to  J W Lusk,  apr  19,  furn  etc  l fic  Despatch.  Plff  remits  $500.  Mo  n t 


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denied  and  judgt  $3,000.  Appl.  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

51606  B A Mink  v Charles  H Mitchell.  Mo 
u t denied  and  jedgt  $23.82.  Appl.  bond 
ex  in  20  ds,  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

51303  Frank  Cummings  v C & N W Ry  Co. 
Plff  remits  $$1,400.  Mo  n t denied  and 
judgt  $600.  Appl;  bond  ex  in  20  ds,  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

46103  James  Erwin  v Arthur  Christin.  Mo 
n t dAnied  and  judgt  $2,500.  Appl;  bond 
and  b ex  in  30  ds. 


ASSIGNMENTS. 

Carman  N G to  E H Spring,  Dec  24  ’78, 

liber  323,  p 249 $ 

Dickinson  G L to  M L Pemberton  Apl  26 

chattels $260 

Flanerp  M to  R George,  Nov  14,  liber  1370 

page  527 $500 

Phillipi  H to  M L Pemberton  apr  21, 

chattels $750 

Quentin  C A to  E Pavenstedt  April  24, 

livery  12-56,  page  103 $1,800 

Young  H Let  al  to  J H Young,  Dec  23, 

book  1703  page  327  $6,160 

Young  H L et  al  to  J H Youug,  Dec  23, 
book  1667  page  291 $5,988 


BILLS  OF  SAGE 

Akers  N D to  S E Akers  arl  21,  turn  etc,  21 

35th  st $500 

Bradley  W to  J Reakman  Arl  24,  oils  etc, 

172  Wells  st $125 

Barbour  N J to  J V Ridgway  Arl  23,  turn 

etc,  6 Groveland  Park  ave $227 

Ferrell  O to  C M Culbertson  Arl  24,  barn 

etc,  Kake  st $1,841 

Goins  J M to  J F Griffin  arl  23,  novelty, 

604  st $82 

Gonnermann  C to  F Pauler  July  22,  gro- 
cery, 67Hurlbutst $1,000 

Gassoway  W M to  G E Higby  Apr  21,  turn 

etc,  343  State  st $1 

Gudgeon  J to  J Gudgeon  Apr  21,  machin- 
ery etc.  128  May  st $800 

Hinman  C ]D  to  A Hatch  Apr  20,  piano, 

and  sewing  machine, •, $75 

Hedin  N P to  C Hedin  Apr  22,  tailor  shop, 

39  Chatham  st  $210 

Jenkins  F D to  W Marvin  Apr  23,  furn  etc, 

227  n Clark  st $100 

Junge  G to  W ZeigerMch  31,  saloon  fix- 
tures, Lake  st $850 

Krause  U O to  M J Way  July  21  ’85,  25 
shares  cap  stock,  Baldwin  Mfg  Co.. $1,250 
Kelly  F M to  M Low  arl  23,  furn  etc,  2136 

State  st $400 

Long  A D to  S W Eiler  arl  23,  confection- 
ery, 281  29th  st $60 

Mathews  J H to  C H Mathews  Arl  24, 

blacksmith  shop,  92  30th  st $140 

Mendenhall  C H toJJ  E Little  Feb  20,  ’84, 
furn  etc,  222  Washington  st . . . . ....  $1,000 
Olson  G to  H A Stone  Apr  22,  photo  gal- 
lery,   $400 

Powers  A M to  J J Clark,  admx,  Arl  22, 

plumbing  stock  etc.  , $3,800 

Pauler  F to  F Roth  Apr  12,  grocery.  .$1,  000 
Scherm  J to  A Koch  Arl  21,  house,  2358 

LaSalle  st $1,500 

Sappenbach  J to  M J Quill  Apr  20,  house, 

162  Blue  Island  ave $1,350 

Tabel  P E Mfg  Co  to  W M Gassoway  Apr 

16,  furn  etc $1 

Wagner  M to  T Backman  Apr  21,  house, 
551  Clybourne  a>e $950 


Muskegon. — The  Unitarian  church  will 
build  a $14,000  church  S J Osgood  of  Grand 
Rapids  archictect. 

Detroit. — G H Gies  will  build  a twenty 
thousand  dollar  brick  residence  at  the  cor  of 
Hancock  av  and  Johns  st,  costing  $20,000. 

Ohio 

Cleveland. — A 3-story  frame  dwelling 
will  be  erected  for  rectory  on  Euclid  ave 
South  side,  near  Perry  st.  Euclid  av  Presby- 
terian church  owner;  cost  $30,000;  also  S H 
Bradbury  will  erect  a $20,000  residence  on 
Euclid  av.  Cudell  & Richardson  architects. 

Columbus. — Hon  W B Page  will  build  an 
$8,000  residence;  J M Loren  will  also  build 
a $12,000  residence  at  the  cor  Broad  and 
Garfield  aves.  Wm  Money  Penny  will  build 
a block  of  stores  and  flats  with  125  ft  front- 
age and  7 story  high  cor  High  and  Univer- 
sity sts.  Harris  and  Stribblings  are  the 
architects  cost  $30,000. 

Indiana, 

Indianapolis. — A brick  and  stone  church 
costing  twenty  thousand  dollars  will  be 
built  on  Herne  av,  owner,  Third  Christian 
church. 

Fort  Wavne. — W H Dreier  will  build  a 2- 
story  brick  residence  40x62  ft  at,  a cost  of 
six  thousand  dollars. 


M1SCELLANIOUS  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Chicago. — A building  is  to  be  erected  on 
the  corner  of  Milwaukee  avenue,  Division 
street  and  Ashland  avenue,  and  known  as 
the  Metropolitan  theatre,  to  seat  2,000  at  a 
cost  of  $150,000. 

Clay  Centre,  Kans. — Ground  has  been 
broken  for  a $50,000  hotel  and  opera  house. 

Ellsworth,  Kans. — The  Masons'of  Ells- 
worth propose  to  build  an  opera  house  and 
masonic  building. 

Long  Branch,  N J. — The  Ocean  Skating 
Rink  has  been  purchased  by  Warren  Leland, 
Jr.,  and  will  be  transformed  into  a theatre. 
The  seating  capacity  of  the  building  is 
3,001. 

Milwaukee,  Wis. — J.  B.  Thompson  is 
building  a $5,000  addition  to  Slensby’s  thea- 
tre, on  West  Water  street. 

Neodesha,  Kans. — There  is  some  talk  of 
erecting  a $10,000  hotel,  opera  house  and 
business  block  on  Main  street. 

Philadelphia,  Pa. — Mr.  Chas.  M.  McCaul, 
builder,  will  shortly  begin  a number  of 
alteratians  and  improvements  at  Fore- 
paugh’s  theatre  and  museum  on  Eighth 
street.  The  first  floor  is  to  be  lowered,  new 
galleries  are  to  be  built,  and  a new  stairway 
put  in.  A large  number  of  folding-chairs 
will  be  put  in. 


Suburban  Improvements' 

HYDE  PARK. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  opening, 
widening  and  extending  Egan  av.  from  43d 
to  44th  sts.;  for  sidewalk  on  the  west  side  of 
Kenwood  av.  from  47th  st.  to  276  feet  south 
of  same;  for  sidewalk  on  the  south  side  of 
South  Park  av.  from  53d  st.  to  36  12-100  feet 
north  of  south  line  lot  19  Bayley’s  sub  sec 
10  38  14;  for  establishing  grade  on  Green- 
wood av.  from  51st.  to  Lake  av.;  an  ordi- 
nance for  water  service  pipes  on  Indiana 
av.  from  55th  to  59th  sts. 


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Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

<jF  every  dulcriptlon, 

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And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  ate  SOle  Chicago 
Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 
1 eifection  Metallic  Heather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


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and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

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Country  Building  News. 

Illinois. 

Pullman. — A $30,000  Catholic  church  will 
be  built  here  soon. 

Morgan  Park. — W H Sellerhorn  will  build 
a $10,000  residence. 

Chicago  Lawn. — W S Belding  and  Mr. 
Nellis  are  preparing  to  build  two  residences. 

Town  oe  Lake. — An  $80,000  viaduct  is  to 
be  built  over  the  43rd  st  crossing  of  the  Fort 
Wayne,  Wabash  & Eastern  Indiana  and 
other  roads.  The  railroads  will  have  60$  of 
the  assignments  to  pay. 

Min ncsota 

Minneapolis. — Hodgson  & Stein,  archi- 
tects, have  plans  for  a $300,000  theatre  to  be 
built  by  E Langerin. 

Owatonna. — W B Dunnell,  architect  of 
Minneapolis  holds  the  plans  for  the  Memo- 
rial Hall  which  will  soon  be  commenced 
here. 

Pipestone. — C H Bennett  will  build  a 
stone  store  building  in  this  town  very  soon. 

Fergus  Falls.— J S Horning  will  build  a 
residence  here. 

Michigan. 

St.  Johns. — R M Steele  will  build  a $40,- 
000  hotel  here  very  soon. 


A dainty  pillow  and  coverlet  has  a foun- 
datiom  of  canary  colored  China  silk  and 
painted  with  white  daisies  placed  at  ran 
dom. 

Bolting  cloth  takes  water  color  and  tapes- 
try dye  painting  exquisitely,  and  makes  the 
most  charming  curtains  painted  in  either  of 
these  mediums,  say  with  borders  composed 
of  disks  and  wild  roses, 

For  summer  valances  for  mantels  silver 
gray  embroidery  linen  is  to  be  commended, 
embroidered  in  blues  and  reds  with  disks 
outlined  in  silver  cord,  tassels  of  gray  silk  in 
which  is  mingled  silver  tinsel  and  a little 
color  alternating  with  tiny  colored  silk  tas- 
esls  form  a pretty  finish. 


1ST  OTICE ! NOTICE ! 

— TO — 

Agents  for  Building  Material, 

— OK — 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 

A room  furnished  with  desk,  chairs  and 
light  for  rent  at  $8.00  per  month.  Apply  at 
Room  14,  1G4  and  166  Washington  st. 


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“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 

♦ 


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129  & 131  SOl’TH  CLINTON  ST.. 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 

manufacturers  of 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-O-R-E-E-NT-S 

For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

May  1. 

Lots  5*6  7 and  8 in  b 29  Kirabark’s  add  to  Hyde  Park. 
E J Whitehead,  Master.  L A. 

May  5. 

Lots  9 and  10  in  b 8,  Lee’s  add,  with  building  known 
as  663  and  665  N.  Robey  st.  A.  F.  Stevenson,  Mas- 
ter. L.  N. 

Lots  1 2 3 17  18  and  19  in  b 2 of  Glencoe.  H T Steele, 
Mas  er.  L A. 

May  10. 

Commencing  at  the  south  line  of  Sec.  24  40  13  at  a 
point  in  the  middle  of  North  Branch  river,  thence  w 
along  said  sec.  line  23  50-100  chains  to  the  center  of 
North  Branch  road,  thence  n 46*4  degrees  w along 
the  center  of  said  road  5 29-100  chains  to  a stake, 
thence  e 23  14-100  chains  to  the  center  of  North 
Branch  river,  thence  southerly  along  the  center  of 
said  river  to  beginning,  containing  9 acres.  S.  F. 
Hanohett,  Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lots  11  to  19  in  Price’s  sub  of  s qr  of  sw  qr  of  nw 
qr  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35  40  13;  also  e 1 acre  of  s 2l/2  acres 
of  n 15*4  acs  of  w hlf  of  w hlf  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35;  also 
all  that  part  of  s 3 acs  of  n 20  acs  of  w hlf  of  w hlf  of 
nw  qr  of  sec  35  which  lies  n of  Price’s  sub;  containing 
*4  acr  in  Cook  Co.  J R Custer,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  1 and  2 in  b 1 in  Nichols  & McCullough’s  sub 
of  4 acs  s of  and  adj  the  n 8 acs  of  e hlf  of  se  qr  e of 
railroad  of  sec  9 38  14,  and  lots  71  72  73  and  74  in  blk 
11  in  Walker’s  Douglas  Park  add.  E G Paulding, 
Sped  Comm.  L N. 

Lot  22  in  Southwortli’s  sub  of  the  nl/2  of  b 11  in  C 
T’s  sub  of  wl/£  of  sec  5 39  14.  S.  F.  Hanchett,  Sher- 
ff.  L.  N. 

Lot  15  in  b 6 in  Elston’s  add.  S.  F.  Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lot  110  in  Givins  & Gilbert’s  sub  of  the  s 15  acres 
of  el/2  of  sw  qr  of  sec  14  39  13.  S.  F.  Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lot  17  in  sub  b 1 in  H.  Meyerhoff’s  sub  of  s*4  of  b 
13  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  5 39  14,  and  also  the  und  l/2  of 
lot  5 in  b 6 of  Taylor’s  sub  of  b 1 in  the  Assessor’s 
div  of  e*/4  of  nw  qr  of  sec  8 39  14.  Anna  M.  Peter- 
son, Adm’x.  L.  N. 

May  8. 

Lot  82  blk  1 in  Sampson  & Green’s  add,  including 
buildings  and  improvements.  E J Whitehead,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 

May  11, 

The  middle  10  acs  of  e hlf  of  s 60  acs  of  n hlf  of  ne 
qr  of  sec  28  38  14.  A F Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

May  10 

May  15. 

Lot  82  blk  1 in  Sampson  & Green’s  add,  with  all 
bu  ldings  and  improvements  thereon.  E J White- 
head,  M irder. 

W 20  81-100  front  and  rear  of  e 83  24-100  ft  of  lot  13 
and  14  of  Johnston  & Laflin’s  sub  of  lots  1 2 and  3 and 
pt  of  lot  4 in  blk  23  in  frl  sec  15  add.  O W Barrett, 
Trustee.  L N. 

May  17. 

Lots  10  and  11  in  b 1 in  Jno  Alles  Jr’s  sub  of  lots  1 
2 3 4 5 and  6 in  original  town  of  Rand  (Desplaines)  in 
sec  16  41  12.  J T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

E 3 ft  of  lot  10  and  w 17  ft  of  lot  11  in  b 6 of  New- 
berry’s add.  M FDonoghue,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lots  5 6 7 8 and  9 in  bk  4 of  Taylor’s  sub  of  bk  1 of 
Assessor’s  div  of  e hlf  nw  qr  of  sec  8 39  14.  J T Noyes, 
Master.  L N. 

Und  73  of  all  that  part  of  lot  4 of  sub  known  as  par- 
tition between  the  heirs  of  the  Beers’  estate  of  the 
w 110  acres  of  ne  qr  of  sec  6 38  14.  Cyrenius  Beers, 
Guardian.  L N. 

May  18. 

Lot  31  blk  5 Hitt  et  al’s  sub  sec  26  40  13;  also  lot  15 
Assessor’s  div  sec  23  40  13,  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
LN. 

Lots  40  and  41  in  blk  6 in  Allen’s  sub  of  se  qr  of  ne 
qr  of  sec  24  37  14;  also  lot  g in  b 6 in  Brouse’s  sub  of 
(ex  n 15  acs)  n hlf  of  w 110  acs  of  sw  qr  of  sec  4 37  14. 

5 F Hauchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  7 8 9 10  11  12  13  14  15  16  and  17  in  b 3 in  Taylor 

6 Canda’s  sub  of  w half  of  sec  1 39 13.  A Sullivan, 
Spec’l  Comm’r.  L N. 

Lots  1 and  2 in  Hinsdale’s  re-sub  of  lots  1 to  10  in 
McGovern’s  sub  of  e 10  of  s 20  acrs  of  n 45  30-100  acrs 
of  nw  qr  of  sec  36  40  13.  J T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  6 in  b 3 in  Dowe’s  add  to  village  of  Lemont.  J T 
Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  75  in  Bullock  & Barnes’  sub  of  n hlf  of  b 2 in  C 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  O Dehling,  Special  Comm’r. 
L N. 

All  that  part  of  lot  2 lying  s of  land  occupied  by  C 
& N W R R Co,  being  in  b 15  of  Irving  Park,  the  same 
being  a sub  of  se  qr  of  sec  15  40  13  and  n hlf  of  ne  qr 
of  sec  22  40  13.  S M Davis,  Trustee.  L N. 

□Lot  13  in  b 8 of  L Hodge’s  sub  of  a part  of  Sherman’s 
sub  of  e hlf  of  w hlf  of  se  qr  of  ssc  28  39  14;  also  lot  8 
in  b 4 in  H O Stone’s  sub  of  n 15  acrs  of  w half  of  sw 
qr  of  sec  34  39  14;  also  s 30  ft  of  n 55  ft  of  lot  1 in  b 1 
in  D W Storr’s  sub  of  n hlf  of  out-lot  19  in  C T’s  sub 
of  sec  33  39  14.  Chas  A Crane,  Conservator.  L N. 

May  20. 

Lot  1 of  Fairfield  & Tudor’s  sub  of  w half  of  b 5 of 
Borden’s  sub  of  w hlf  of  se  qr  of  sec  36  40  13.  M Wat- 
kins, Special  Master.  L N. 

May  24. 

The  s 50  ft  of  lot  1 in  b 19  Hyde  Park;  also  lots  29 
30  31  and  32  in  b30  (Grand  Crossing)  Cornell,  being  a 
sub  of  sec  26  and  part  of  sec  33  38  14.  D A Pierce, 
Adm’r.  L N. 

May  25. 

Lots  46  and  47  in  b 5 in  Crane’s  sub  of  s % of  w qr 
*of  sw  qr  of  sec  28  39  14.  Maria  Kistenmacher,  Admx. 
L N. 

Lots  4 5 6 and  7 in  b 1 in  village  of  Lemont.  Anto- 
! nia  Schlunsen,  Admx.  L N. 

May  20. 

Lots  7 8 and  9 in  b 1 in  E L Smith’s  add  to  Irving 
| Park,  being  in  sec  22  40  13;  also  lot  44  in  b 2 in  sub  of 
s hlf  of  sec  10  39  13.  Mary  Kehoe,  Admx.  L N. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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WHITIWOOD. 


Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in . . 

. . $38.00@ 

40. 

35. 

Box  boards 

..  35. 

Inch  and  over 

. . 26. 

30. 

Half  inch 

..  23. 

28. 

Common  1st,  1 in 

..  20. 

22. 

Plank 

. . 22. 

25. 

Cull  

..  12. 

15. 

ASH. 

1 to  4 in  

. . $35.00@40. 

Wagon  stock 

40. 

Wagon  poles 

. . 55.00  @60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . . 45.00@ 
Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@ 45.00 

Quartered 50.00@ 


OAK. 

Clear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.  @38. 

Common 22.  @25. 

Timber 25.  @28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  G in  , clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45. 

Quartered 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  35. 

Common 25. 

CHEERY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@90. 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55, 


HIOKOEY. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50. 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

3^x434 90@  1.00 

4x5 l-00@  1.25 

4x6 1-50 

434x6 1.75 

5x6 1.75 

BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  60. 

Select,  %xlO  in.  and  over...  75. 

34x10  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m . 125.00 

Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

2/^x234 7 

3x3 19 


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Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st.. $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25. 

Gray  elm 20. 

Sweet  gnm,  1st  and  2d 35.  @40. 

Sycamore 25. 

Chestnut 50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.  @40. 


YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  O.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED 


1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in. . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls 15 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OR  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 


STEP  PLANK. 


1st  and  2d  clear  1%,  134  an(* 

2 in $35. 

Common 27. 

FINISHING. 

1 st  and  2d  clear $32.00 


CITY  COUNCIL.. 

Chicago,  April  19,  1886. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  grading  and 
paving  Canal  st.  from  Randolph  to  Van  Bu- 
ren  sts.;  West  13th  st.  from  Blue  Island  to 
Ashland  avs.;  Lytle  st.  from  Taylor  to  12th 
sts.;  for  curbing,  grading  and  paving  the 
alley  from  Rundell  PI.  to  Church  Court,  be- 
tween Morgan  and  Aberdeen  sts.  An  ordi- 
nance was  passed  repealing  ordinances  and 
annulling  assessments  for  paving,  water 
service  pipes  and  drains  on  Archer  av.  from 
Halsted  st.  to  south  branch  of  Chicago  Riv- 
er, and  the  macadamizing  of  Langley  av. 
from  37th  st.  to  Egan  av. 

Ordered,  That  the  Law  Department  be 
and  it  is  hereby  directed  to  stay  the  collec- 
tion of  the  assessment  for  the  improvement 
of  Honore  st.,  between  Adams  and  Harrison 
sts.,  for  one  year. 

Ordered,  That  the  sidewalk  space  on  Lytle 
st.,  from  West  Taylor  st.  to  Gilpin  PL,  be 
and  the  same  is  hereby  established  at  nine- 
teen feet. 

Also,  That  all  ordinances,  or  parts  of  or- 
dinances, conflicting  with  this  ordinance,  be 
and  the  same  are  hereby  repealed. 

Ordered,  That  the  C.  B.  & Q.  R.  R.  Co.  be 
and  it  is  hereby  directed  to  either  place 
proDer  gates  or  a flagman  on  Millard  ave., 
at  the  crossing  of  its  tracks  with  said  ave- 
nue. 

Ordered,  That  the  Mayor  and  Comptroller 
be  and  they  are  hereby  authorized  and  di- 


rected to  purchase  for  use  as  a school  site, 
lots  54  to  61,  both  ihclusive,  of  block  19, 
Canal  Trustees’  subdivision  to  Chicago,  lo- 
cated on  the  northeast  corner  of  37tn  st.  and 
Portland  av.,  for  the  sum  of  ten  thousand 
eight  hundred  dollars. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


jgg-  Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 


No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


Patented, 


272 


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C.  R.  LARRABEE. 


R&BT.  £j.  NORT?* 


LARRABEE  & NORTH, 

Hardware, 

Cutlery, 

and  Tool* 

Builders’  Hardware 

IN  GREAT  VARIETY, 

168  Lalie  St., 

CHICAGO. 

ACENTS  FOR  CURLEY’S  ENGINEERS'  INSTRUMENTS 


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FOR  SALE  BY 


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Nw  Book  Rest: 

And  Sictioaary  Holder. 

Revolving,  adjustable  i 
in  height  and  angle. 

For  Lawyers.  Minis- 
ters and  Families.  H 
styles.  1‘rice  $10  & $12. 

Handsome,  complete. 

A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  _ 

105  and  to-  Wall  isb  Ave..  Chicago. 

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Being  the  Creat  Central  Line,  affords  to  travelers,  by  reason  of  its  unrivaled  geo- 
graphical position,  the  shortest  and  best  route  between  the  East,  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  the  West,  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

of  .LVh  ''!!ra"y  “2?  S*l!etly.trUe’  th-it  its  conrlections  are  all  of  the  principal  lines 
of  road  between  the  Atlantic  and  the  Paclfic- 

By  its  main  line  and  branches  it  reaches  Chicago,  Joliet,  Peoria,  Ottawa, 
h/  2 e’,Cen.?Se0’  Moline  and  Rock  Island,  in  Illinois;  Davenport,  Muscatine, 
Washington,  Keokuk,  Knoxville,  Oskaloosa,  Fairfield,  Des  Moines,  West  Liberty, 
Iowa  City,  Atlantic,  Avoca,  Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie  Center  and  Council  Bluffs, 
In  Iowa  ; Gallatin,  Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansa*  City,  in  Missouri,  and  Leaven- 
mtermedlate^Th0"  Kansas’  and  tfle  bundr©d&  of  cities,  villages  and  towns 

“GREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE,” 

As  It  is  familiarly  called,  offers  to  travelers  all  the  advantages  and  comforts 
Incident  to  <.  smooth  track,  safe  bridges.  Union  Depots  at  all  connecting  points. 
Fast  Express  Trams,  composed  of  COMMODIOUS,  WELL  VENTILATED  WELL 
HEATED,  FINELY  UPHOLSTERED  and  ELECANT  DAY  COACHES  ; a line  of  the 
MOST  MACNIFICENT  HORTON  RECLININC  CHAIR  CARS  ever  built ; PULLMAN’S 
latest  designed  and  handsomest  PALACE  SLEEPING  CARS,  and  DININC  CARS 
by  press  and  People  to  be  the  FINEST  RUN  UPON  ANY 
ROAD  IN  THE  COUNTRY,  and  in  which  superior  meals  are  served  to  travelers  at 
the  low  rate  of  SEVENTY-FIVE  CENTS  EACH. 

eaCh  way  between  CHICACO  and  the  MISSOURI  RIVER. 
TWO  TRAINS  each  way  between  CHICACO  and  MINNEAPOLIS  and  ST.  PAUL, 
yla  the  famous  « 

ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE. 

A New  and  Direct  Line,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  recently  been  opened 
between  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati,  Indianapolis  and  La  Fayette! 
■nd  Council  Bluffs,  St.  Paul.  Minneapolis  and  intermediate  points. 

All  Through  Passengers  carried  on  Fast  Express  Trains. 

For  more  detailed  information,  see  Maps  and  Soldiers,  which  may  be  obtained,  as 
*?ell  as  Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada,  or  ol 

E9  ST.JOHN, 

Cen’l  T k’t  & Pass’r  Ag’t. 


I.  R.  CABLE, 

Pres’t  & Cen’l  Manager, 

CHICAGO, 


SARGENT,  GREENLEAF  & BROOKS' 

Key  Lock! 


WITH  SMALL,  FLAT,  GERMAN  SILVER  KEYS, 

43  Franklin  Street.  Chicago.  111. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Gas  Machines, 

Plain  and  Fancy  Lamps, 

CAR  AND  FACTORY  LAMPS, 

BUILDERS'  OF  GAS  AND  WATER- 
WORKS, 

Gasoline! 

PENNA.  GLOBE  GAS  LIGHT  CO., 

47  & 49  North  Second  Street,  Philadelphia. 
N.  Y.  & N.  J.  G.  G.  Lt.  Co.,  Limited, 

1 Park  Place,  N.  Y. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  434. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS— DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 


1st  and  2d  clear,  1-inch 148  OO 

1st  and  2d  clear,  V/i  and  l'/2  inches  ifi  00 

3d  clear,  1J4,  1!4  and  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  114  and  1J4  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  1)4,  1!4  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select  22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  oo 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 


TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH, 
stock,  12, 14  and  16  ft 43  oo 

B 7.7  38  00 

0 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ’ ,Il2  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  oo 

18  and  20  feet 17  op 

16  feet 7777  15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

5 .7  43  00 

c 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  60. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch 

B 

c 7)7777 

A clear,  4-inch 

B ...  

c 

No  1 Fencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 

10  feet . . .” 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 77777 

B,  4-inch . . ” ” ” 

B .6-inch 

C.  6-inch 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap 
10-inch  No  1 hoards  D and  M or  ship  lap 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds ... 

B 

c 777777)77 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 

A siding  strips 7)77 

A flooring  strips 

B „ ......  

c „ 77 


35 

33 

26  00 
35  00 
29  00 
26  00 
16  10 
15  00 
22  0(1 
20  00 
20  00 
17  00  . 

14  50 

15  50  1 

37  00  I 
35  10  . 
27  00 

I 

40  00  1 

38  00  | 
33  00  > 
32  00 
23  00  1 


BEADED  CEILING TIED. 

Clear,  %-ineh,  4 and  6-inch 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 

B 

c 777)77 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch .7.7.7.'.'. 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6 inch 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch .77. 

B,  insh  , 6 inch 


I SIDING— TIED. 

18  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 

A siding 

B 

c 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ .7  7 .........  "7  7 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cent’s  more 
flooring. 


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22  00  I 

21  50  I 
20  50  . 
15  00 
32  00  ' 
34  00  | 
30  00  , 
32  00  I 

22  00  I 

20  50  | 
19  50 
14  00 
10  50 
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CHICAGO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

Bv  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
West,  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nental link  in  that  system  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
is  also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  from  points  Er  st,  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding'  points  W est,  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  its  main  line  and  branches,  Chicago, 
Joliet,  Ottawa,  La  Salle,  Peoria,  Geneseo,  Molino  and  Rock  Island,  in  Illinois; 
Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield,  Cttumwa.  Oskalcosa,  West 
Liberty,  Iowa  City,  Des  Moines,  Indianola,  Wir.terset,  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin, 
Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  and  Atchison, 
In  Kansas;  Albert  Lea,  Minneaoolis  and  St.  Paul,  in  Minnesota;  Watertown  in 
Dakota,  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 

THE  GREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  of  continuous  steel  rail;  sub- 
stantially built  culverts  and  bridges;  rolling  stock  as  near  perfection  aa 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 
and  air-brakes;  and  that  exacting  discipline  which  governs  the  practical 
operation  of  all  its  trains.  Other  specialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 
all  connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 
luxuries  of  its  Passenger  Equipment. 

The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  end  the  Missouri  River  are  com- 
posed of  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent  Puilmat 
Palace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dining  Cars,  in  which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  “good  Digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

Is  the  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  Denots  for  all  points  in  tho  Territories 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route,  Fast  Express  Trains  are  run  to  the 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  hunting  and  fish- 
ing grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  the 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastoral  lands  cf  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
between  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati.  Indianapolis,  and  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable  as  well  as 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada:  or 
by  addressing 

R.  R.  CABLE,  E.  ST.  JOHN, 

President  and  General  Manager,  Chicago.  C Tirkct  and  Passenger  Agent,  Chicago, 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 

194  LaSalle  St.,-  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10, 12  and  20  feet \ 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  16  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  60 

Common  1*4  am!  154-inch ..  13  00 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  reet 14  00 

u 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

12,  14, 18  ai  

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  ai>d  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 


Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  >0. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 


Pickets,  flat,  common r 9 60 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1!4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2f4-inch 00  60 

214-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 45 

Extra  A 2 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  00@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00(^16  00 

2x8,  „ 12  00(6-14  50 

2x10,  „ „ 12  00(6-16  00 

2x12,  „ 12  00(617  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 12  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH— CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  V%  6 inch,  7 feet 10^4 

V2  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

% 8 inch,  7 feet 17*4 

*4  8 inch,  7 feet 9 

*4  9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length 13 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

10  feet,  par  inch 06 

12  “ “ 10 

14  “ “ “ 15 

16  “ “ “ 18 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardVood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 


Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2^4  in 123  00(6)25  OO1 

Thicker 25  00(6)27  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 

OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00(6)22  00 

Common  14  00^16  00 

Timber 17  00@19  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Step  plank 27  00 

Cull 10  00 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

1st  and  2d 65  00@70  00 

Common 43  00@48  00 

Culls 24  00(628  00 

Extra  good 70  00@75  00 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 22  00@24  00 

Common ‘ 14  00@16  00 

Cull 11  00@13  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 60  00@65  00 

“ “ thick 65  00(6)70  00 

Cull 10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

‘Clear 20  00@21  00 

Common 12  0(X§14  00 

Cull 6 00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00@30  00 

Cull 10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 32  00@35  00 

1st  and  2d,  1^4  in  and  up 35  00@37  50 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 16  00(618  00 

Cull 5 00(6)  6 00 

Merchantable 13  00@14  00 

BIRCH. 

Good 20  00@25  00 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00(617  00 

Cull 8 00 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00(6)16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00@15  00 

Cull 

Log  run 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d . 23  00@25  00 

Cull 6 00(610  00 

Log  run 13  00@15  00 

rTJTCTXJTTT 

1st  and  2d ) 30  0P@35  00 

Cull 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00(©24  Ou 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00@20  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch 24  00@26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@29  uO 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 60  00 

“ “ rough 52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

i HINOLES— REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr  Mi 4.90  pr  M 

SqnareBntts  4.60  pr  II 


DAVID  whiteford,  A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 

Practical  Plumber 


JOKGST  IN"  ORTHEN 

‘‘The  Practical  Furnace  Man,” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Sebvoss,  Nobthen  & Oo. 

HENUFAOTUBEB  AND  DEALEB  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER.” 
The  Baekett  Patent  Orates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Eake  and  UaSalle  «ti. 


Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 


Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  in  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  ail  Tastes  and  Designs. 

218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 


Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 


SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICAGO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


-A.3STXD 


DECORATORS. 


Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave.  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR'-ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


NO  HAND  WORK  necessary- 
send  COPY  CHEAP,  ARTISTIC 

rop  cctimatf  CROSSCUP  & WEST  ENG. CO. 

rUK  tdllMAIE.)  9Q7  FILBERT  ST.  PHILA.PA. 


Sewer 


mm  l RAMSEY. 


107  '.a  'alle  Street. 

Yards — »9  N Elizabeth  St. 
85th  st  V A S.  M.  S.  It.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 


AND 


FIRE  CLAY, 


Pipe 


Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 


346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So'e  Manufacturers  of 


a 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings, 

Office  Chairs, 

E INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

In  Hard  Woods. 


BOYNTON  FURNACES 

Ranges, 


Fine  Brass  Work, 

— AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  (Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


Fire-Place  and  Room 


Heaters, 


with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 


Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 


Nos.  75  & 77 


“LAKE  STK’T. 

— o — 


J.  H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 


. Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

. Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
. Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 


iisrsTJiR^iKrcis:  A-G-iEisrcYr- 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  3o.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE,  r 


Telephone  No.  *353 


METROPOLITAN 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICACO. 


COURSE  OF  STUDY : 

Book-keeping,  Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 

Penmanship,  Correspondence,  Business?  Forms, 

Short-Hand,  Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling:. 


THE  BUSINESS  EXCHANGE  IS  A 

OR.E-A.T  BUSINESS  EIVEFOK.ITJNd; ! 


In  which  you  see  Banking.  Manufacturing.  Imparting.  Commission.  Jobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses,  lteal- Estate,  Insuranee  and  Transport- 
ation Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 


Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time. 
Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 


o.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 


Sole  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 


Roofing! 


234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

— ( Caff  Building. ) 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 


142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ....  ILL. 


Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
STEAM-FITTING, 

No.  9 Arcade  Court, 


Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICACO. 
Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 


PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 


HOUSE  DECORATING 


BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c.. 

No.  324  AV.  MADISON  Street, 

Cor.  Curtis  St.  CHICACO.  ILL. 


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Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  19.  CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  MAY  8,  1886.  Single  Copy,  15c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS j. 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS II. 

RENTS- TENEMENT  INSPECTION III. 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES IV. 

TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL V. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE VI. 

THE  RECORD VII.  & VIII. 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS IX. 

TRUST  DEEDS X.  & XI. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  ,.XII.  & XIII. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS XIV. 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XV. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD XVI. 


ESTABLISHED  1855. 


J.  33.  SULLIVAN  <&  BRO, 
266  & 268  N.  Clark  St. 


PAI  NTING  CONTRACTORS! 


Dealers  in  all  Grades  of 

WALL  3?  -A.  3?  E 3R,  ! 

Estimates  promptly  given.  Telephone— 3101.  Telephone — 883. 

South  Side  Office  — Room  15 -- 159  and  161  La  Salle  Street. 


The  Office  of  this  Journal  has  been  removed  to  Nos.  164  to  166 
Washington  Street,  Rooms  12  and  14. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St.  entrance. 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
OSS  Chicago  Opera  House  Building, 


IN’.  lY.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  ano  Dealer  In 

mOMEflEMIEWimRICE 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 

OFFICE  AND  YARD:  1 BRANCH  YARD: 

219  E.  Washington  St.  ^ Cor.  4Sth  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATINC, 

Marble  iWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail. 


thomas  nelson.  [Established  1856],  w.  p.  nelson. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 


Dealers  in. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


246  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


!KT  A.  O E Y,  Sanitary  Plumber,  “WT,i“?c“Ci“ 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturina  Co  ^ea^ers’  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

UlUI  "'y  VW|)  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


O.  H.  POSTAL, 

O A.K.FE  NTE  R,  a,nd  BUILDER, 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

ptjf-  Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 


COMPANY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


G.  A.  Mariner  [ Estab.  1856.  | Win.  Hoskins 
-A-3>T-A_3LYrTIO-A-31_i 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

J®""Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 


Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  M\lt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  a,nd  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Boom  15,  150  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  ? • . , 
Telephone  883.  [ 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 

ALLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


ANDERSON.  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 

153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


H 


AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
street.  Chicago.  Room  12,  Reaper  Block. 


TTRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
iV  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale ; stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 


f^RAFT  & GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
LY  and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 


J,  P.  BOWES. 


G.  B.  CRUICKSHANK. 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  nnd  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago.  - - 1 1,1.1X018. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 
BROWN,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Speeialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 

BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


WII.  LEAGUE  & CO.. 

Eeal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 


M 


AGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 


~jl  TICK,  JAS.  F.,  & SON,  Real  Estate,  Renting,  Loans, 
lf_L  Englewood  property  a specialty.  6216  Wentworth 
ave.,  Englewood,  and  Room  29,  161  La  Salle  st. 


gm 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Bouses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


MAURITZON  BROS. 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  .LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 


Q--  A..  CLiAUSSBNIUS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 

COLE,  M.  1 . & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated.  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate.  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 

■ • , - 

REYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  99  Dearborn  street. 


D 


EDWARDS  Sc  RICHARDS, 

Soi^th  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

K.  E 3L  ESTATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  & 54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina 
vian  languages. 


OSBORNE,  H.  A.,  Real  Estate,  177  LaSalle  street. 

Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 


PARROTT,  JAMES  J.-Real-Estate  and  Loans— 
Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 


PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Rooms  96  and  97.  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—and — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  } 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  i St..  - Chicago. 

R 


EED,  F.  J. — 161  La  Salle  st.  Renting  Agency. 
Business  Property  a Specialty.  Chicago. 


K 


EDFIELD  C.  S, — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
ance, 6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  III. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS- 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Re  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  Rooms  6 
and  7—123  and  125  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  111. 


aOODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


Gr 


.OODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 

G OODRIDGE,  KDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago 
Reference  since  1858 : Traders’  Bank. 


/(I  BEEN,  ERED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
VT  and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Bnrde.r  Block. 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 

GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 


GUNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street. 


(1  ROSS,  S.E.  & CO., Dearborn  and  Randolph  streets. 

T Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a spe- 
cialty; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years 


Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


s 


CHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
1 kers,  79  Dearborn  street,  Room  14,  Chicago. 


SCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
Fifth  ave.,  Staats  Zeitung  Bldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 


SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

HEAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

203  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.  11,1,. 


yIERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans;  buys, 
sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 


■yyALKER’S  REAL  estate  rooms, 

116  Monroe  Street. 


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EBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  7,  111  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

T2,  E .A.  L,  ESTATE, 

163  LaSalle  St..  Room  17.  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  S.  Wheeler. 


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J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 


HEELER  & CO,  Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting 
Room  1--130  LaSalle  St. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


J^ayton,  r.  p.  | 82  Dearborn  St., 

EEAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 


AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 


CAa 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted.)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155. 


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DlXOfj  & PETERSON; 

(Micce8B«»r«*  t » C C.  Sc  Go.) 

Manufactun  r*  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING* 

Also  Brackets,  Balii,-,''-s.  Ni.vols  Etc  . 

13  AND  > c NORTH  (AMI  ST  It  EE  C, 
CHICACO,  ILL. 


Champion  Roofing, 


Used  and  recommended  by: 

Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  150  La  Salle  St. 


WM.  J.  B RAC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

Packing  Boxes 

and  aU  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasoiably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av„ 

CHICAGO. 


THE  PORTLAND  BLOCK 

I3a,r*toer  Sliop 
IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 
HIGH  CHARACTER  OF  THE  SURROUNDINGS 


Seasonable  Prices  and  Extra  Good  Work 
Constitute  our  Capital. 

No.  72  Washington  Street, 

OTiioa,go. 

JULIUS  A.  CILISKE.  - - Proprietor 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 


STEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
Island  Ave.,  corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a speoi 

THORNTON,  A.  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
Loans,  159  LaSalle  street,  first  floor,  Room  7. 
Chicago. 


rPIDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Nolary 
_L  Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 


cago 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Ca,loinr..in.ing,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Near  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  . 

For  sale.  Chicago. 


J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

MARBLE  PLACE, 

. Rear  of  194  J.a  Salle  St., 

Bet.  Monroe  and  Adams  Sts. 

Stores  and  Offices  Pitted  up  on  Short  Notice, 

Losses  adjusted  for  Fire  Insurance  Companies. 


SEWING-MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


PERFECT  SATISFACTION 


Hew  Home  Sewing  Macliine  Co. 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo.  j 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal.  I 


FOft  S'1  E 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  19. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  MAY  8,  1886.  Single  Copy,  15c. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(.Established  1866.) 

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Jntered  at  Chicago  Postoffice]as  second-class  matter. 

REED  & HURLBUT, 

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ON  IMPROVED  REtVL  ESTATE. 

RAILWAY  BONDS  FOR  SALE 

J08IAH  H.  REED,  HORACE  A.  HURLBOT 
1 Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago 

[Room  2 165  Washington  St. 

W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE. 

3uilders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences, 
and  Cottages. 

Houses  sold  on  Easy  Payments. 

Koom  4 — 80  Dearborn  St. 

! G,  U.  GORDON.  W.  L.  BLOOD. 

0.  IJ.  GORDON  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

79  Dearborn  St., 

.Rooms  70  and  71,  f 

Unity  Building,  ) OiniG^gO. 

0.  H.  BROOKS, 

Dealer  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

Acre  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
ailway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 

J.  J.  WADE, 

Numbing 

AND 

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dams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St., 

(first  floor) 

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CAMPBELL  BROS., 

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EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeiste-.  C.  H.  Puscheck. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Beal  Estate  Agents, 
a 818  S.  EhLSTED  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL 

Property  in  all  parts  or  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rentfi 
Houses,  Collects  Bents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
retiable  companies. 

XJSTNotary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 


Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros. 

REAL  ESTATE  & MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

No.  92  Wa-sliiTigton.  Street, 

CHJCACO.  

Wm.  Evans.  C.  C.  Housel.  J.  R.  Wickersham. 

EVANS  & CO., 

Real  Estates  Loan  Brokers, 

I 14  La  Salle  Street, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business.  Secur- 
ities bought  and  sold. 


P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

90  WASHISfOTON  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  Sc  CO., 

BANKERS, 

Loans  * and  * Real  * Estate, 

99  Dearborn  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Thos.  B.  Bryan,  John  D.  Jennings, 

President.  Vice-President. 

Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r. 

The  Mutual  Trust  Society 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other  Bonds; 
the  Execution  of  Trusts;  the  Investment  of  Trust 
Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates,  etc. 
Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully  guarded. 
Taxes  paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  St., 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

F.  A.  BRAGG  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

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W D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Mekioold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jb. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  te  die  interests  of  non-residents 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN. 

r AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

JNO.  B KNIGHT.  J4S.  jfl.  MARSHALL 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

We  give  SpecU*  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non- 
ftesidents.  References  given  if  desired. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Heal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

K-oom  lO, 

99  and  IOI  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL. 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

-i.  L.  TUBNEE.  W.  A.  BOND 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate 

Mortgage  Xicans, 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  Til, 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  M 
Commission.  Taxes  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

— TO — 

I 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 

JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO. 


Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  F.  B.  Bogue 

BOGTJE  & HOYT. 

REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 

174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Speciu 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 

SAM'L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Ol2.ioa.go, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell.  Bruce  B.  Barney. 

Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Go., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 

Chicago  Real  instate  Rooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  Sts.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


Henry  A.  Osborn.  Joseph  B.  Keeler. 

OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting 
Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  and.  Monroe  Sts. 

Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 


F.  A.  Baknes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Pabish. 

Barnes  & Parish, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

STORES  ASD  HOUSES  RENTED. 

Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  MAY  8,  1886. 


The  knotty  question  of  the  real  relations 
that  should  exist  between  capital  and  labor, 
which  has  engaged  the  attention  of  political 
economists  for  a long  time  in  the  past,  with- 
out a satisfactory  solution,  is  becoming 
more  impressive  every  year.  It  is,  perhaps, 
one  of  those  questions  that  will  never  be 
settled  to  the  satisfaction  of  those  holding 
extreme  views  upon  either  side.  It  is 
scarcely  to  be  expected  that  those  who  affect 
to  believe  that  the  social  structure  is  funda- 
mentally wrong  will  be  satisfied  with  any- 
thing short  of  a complete  social  and  politi- 
cal revolution,  and  it  is  most  doubtful 
should  they  succeed  in  securing  their  aim 
that  they  would  be  nearer  a state  of  con- 
tentment than  they  now  are.  Society,  in  its 
various  relations,  political,  social  and  com- 
mercial, may  be  in  fault  in  structure,  and 
the  masses  are  not  ready  for  its  destruction 
and  reorganization  on  a new  basis  to  be 
built  on  crude  theories.  And  this  is  the  end 
which  the  various  secret  labor  organizations 
are  seeking  to  bring  about.  The  contest 
now  being  waged  is  that  of  labor  against 
capital,  and  for  what  the  leaders  of  the 
' movement  contend  should  be  the  just  rights 
of  the  former.  Rut  just  what  the  equitable 
right  of  labor  in  its  relation  to  capital  may 
be,  no  one  seems  able  to  tell.  The  great 
mass  of  American  people  are  laborers  in 
some  capacity;  that  is,  their  livelihood  de- 
pends upon  their  daily  exertions  at  the 
desk,  in  the  workshop,  in  the  mines,  on  the 
railways,  or  in  some  capacity  requiring 
physical  and  mental  exertion;  hence  it  may 
be  said  that  the  great  majority  are  more  in 
sympathy  with  the  true  rights  of  labor  than 
with  capital,  as  the  term  is  generally  ap- 
plied. But  to  say  that  the  masses  favor  the 
recently  importod  methods  of  settling  dif- 
ferences by  strikes  and  boycotts,  would  be  a 
libel  upon  American  workingmen  and 
women.  Out  of  a total  population  in  1880 
of  36,761,600  above  ten  years  of  age,  of 
which  about  half  were  females,  17,392,000 
were  engaged  in  some  occupation  for  a live- 
lihood. The  few  are  capitalists  in  the  sense 
in  which  the  term  is  generally  applied,  and 
the  many  are  wage-earners.  Now  it  would 
seem  that  the  power  of  capital  must  be 
something  wonderful  to  withstand  the  social 
and  political  influence  which  labor,  if  the 
causes  for  discontent  are  so  numerous  and 
imperative  as  the  new  social  lights  would 
have  us  to  believe,  could  exist.  In  a certain 
sense  every  prudent  workingman  and  woman 
is,  or  should  be,  a capitalist;  that  is,  if  their 
compensation  is  reasonable  and  their  con- 
duct prudent,  they  are  able  to  lay  something 
aside  from  their  daily  earnings.  All  capital 
or  wealth  is  the  result  of  labor,  and  accrues 
to  the  individual  in  the  proportion  in  which 
his  expenses  are  less  than  his  earnings.  The 
young  man  who  places  his  first  ten  cents  in 
a savings  bank  is  an  incipient  capitalist.  It 
may  be  remarked  right  here  that  more  than 
ninety  per  cent,  of  the  so-called  capitalists 
of  the  day  who  employ  large  bodies  of  work 
ing  people,  began  their  fortunes  in  a small 
way  at  the  desk,  in  the  workshop,  or  at  some 
manual  labor.  In  this  country  capitalists 
are  not  a born  class. 

Capital  is  the  result  of  labor  and  is  the 
surplus  over  the  daily  expenditure  of  the 
laborer  for  the  necessaries  and  comforts  of 
life.  And  this  surplus  representing  the 
accumulations  of  labor  is  entitled  to  em- 
ployment and  a just  reward.  That  earned 
capital  does  not  always  remain  in  first 
hands,  but  accumulates  in  varying  large 
amounts  in  the  possession  of  the  few,  is 
generally  the  fault  of  the  earner,  who  im- 
providently  parts  with  his  surplus  over 
actual  needs.  The  right  of  ownership  and 
all  the  advantages  appertaining  thereto  pass 
with  possession. 

A man’s  ability  and  skill  in  a certain 
sense  is  capital,  which  he  applies  for  hi?  in- 
dividual benefit.  Suppose  he  is  a mechanic, 
and  earns  $600  a year;  that  sum  equals  6 


per  cent,  interest  on  $10,000,  which  may  be 
taken  as  the  measure  of  his  individual 
wealth.  Should  he  succeed  in  laying  aside 
each  year  one-sixth  of  his  earnings  and  in- 
vest the  same  at  6 per  cent,  interest  for 
fifteen  years,  his  accumulated  labor  would 
be  transformed  into  about  $2,500,  the  an- 
nual interest  upon  which  would  equal  one- 
quarter  of  his  earning  ability.  This  is 
capital,  a fair  income  from  which  the 
earner  is  as  well  entitled  to  as  to  his  daily 
wages.  Now  suppose  again  that  while  this 
one  wage-earner  has  saved  his  surplus  earn- 
ings, twenty-five  others  have  squandered, 
theirs,  and  what  should  accumulate  in  their 
hands  has  passed  into  that  of  others  more 
prudent  or  saving.  Were  the  surplus  of  this 
number  of  improvident  earners  all  to  pass 
to  a single  ownership,  the  one  individual 
would  be  possessed  of  $62,500,  and  would 
become  mostlikely  an  employing  capitalist, 
and  an  object  of  malevalence  to  those  whom 
he  employed. 

The  labor  outlook  is  discouraging.  The 
great  railroad  strike  in  the  West  is  not  en- 
tirely settled  and  strikes  are  becoming 
epidemic  in  all  branches  of  trade  throughout 
the  country.  Workmen  are  growing  more 
unreasonable  in  their  demands,  their  leaders 
are  becoming  more  arrogant,  and  one  day 
after  another  is  experiencing  “tie-ups”  on 
street  railways.  The  hard  feelings  of 
strikers  against  their  former  employers  are 
becoming  more  bitter,  as  is  shown  by  the 
number  of  recent  threats  to  “boycott”  capi- 
talists. The  riots  of  the  West  have  been 
repeated  upon  a smaller  scale  in  New  York 
while  in  Chicago  many  have  been  killed  and 
and  wounded  and  all  the  destitution,  all  the 
discontent,  the  sickness  and  sorrow  and  un- 
told suffering  caused  by  strikes  are  being 
felt  now  by  the  wives  and  helpless  children 
of  the  strikers.  Does  any  one  suppose  that 
the  rank  and  file  of  the  striking  Knights  of 
Labor  want  this  situation  to  remain  as  it  is? 
Is  it  pleasant  for  them  to  look  in  the  pale, 
despairing  faces  of  their  wives,  to  hear  the 
cries  of  their  half-fed  offspring,  to  know 
they  are  held  bound  to  obey  unscrupulous 
agitators,  and  to  see  nothing  better  ahead? 
What  would  they  do  now  if  they  were  given 
the  choice.  Surpose  there  were  no  threatening 
foreign  demagogues  over  them,  no  oaths  to 
hold  their  hands  idle  while  employment 
waits  for  them.  How  long  would  it  take 
them  to  cry.  “Give  us  back  our  old  posi- 
tions, our  familiar  employment,  our  salaries, 
our  homes  as  they  were  before  grim  want 
entered  them.” 

If  striking  workmen  all  over  the  country 
don’t  want  things  to  keep  on  as  they  are 
who  do?  Why  the  “agitators;”  the  men  who 
would’nt  work  if  they  were  begged  to;  the 
miserable,  scheming,  bickering,  trading 
crew  of  scamps,  who  have  made  themselves 
the  dictators  of  the  labor  organizations  and 
get  well  paid  for  it;  the  men  who  visit  em- 
ployers and  try  to  browbeat  and  bully  and 
harass  then  into  submitting  to  their  dicta- 
tion who  order  thousands  of  hard-fisted  toilers 
to  leave  their  work  because  it  pleases  them 
to  battle  with  corporations.  Nobody  ever 
saw  an  “agitator’s”  children  living  on  half 
rations,  or  an  “agitator’s”  home  tireless,  or 
an  “agitator’s”  wife  bowed  down  with  grief 
born  of  adversity.  These  demagogues  are 
the  chaps  that  roll  over  the  land  in  Pullman 
cars,  live  at  high-priced  hotels,  send  their 
commands  and  threats  by  telegraph,  and 
draw  their  funds  from  the  treasuries  of  the 
workingman’s  organizations.  No  man  can 
say  when  or  how  the  present  labor  troubles 
will  end,  and  meanwhile  their  influence  is 
disastrous.  Great  railroad  lines  are  para 
lyzed;  spindles  are  idle,  and  capital  has 
little  or  no  reward.  Those  persons  whose 
incomes  come  from  stocks  and  bonds  have 
in  many  cases  been  forced  to  accept  large 
reductions.  Enterprise  is  checked  and  the 
development  of  communities,  as  well  as  the 
whole  country  is  hindered.  But,  worst  of 
all,  the  uneducated  workmen  seem  to  be  im- 
bibing a spirit  of  lawlessness  and  anarchy 
that  nothing  but  the  firmest  stand  on 
the  part  of  the  duly-constituted  authorities 
can  quell  and  eradicate. 


THE  MARKET. 

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READ  ESTATE  BUSINESS. 

The  all  absorbing  question  to  the  real 
estate  agent  and  property  owners  alike  is 
what  will  be  the  permanent  effect  of  the 
labor  troubles  upon  the  year’s  business,  and 
the  values  of  real  estate.  If  there  were  to 


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Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 


Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 


&^”Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


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be  nothing  else  than  the  comparative  cessa- 
tion for  a few  weeks  of  business,  and  then 
the  resumption  of  trade  and  a settled  market 
as  the  outcome,  the  question  would  lose 
much  of  its  serious  aspect.  But  there  is  a 
fear  among  some  that  this  is  not  all  to  be 
expected.  That  the  business  of  the  two 
proceeding  weeks  has  been  materially  les- 
sened and  that  within  the  past  week  no 
business  to  speak  of  has  been  transacted,  on 
account  of  the  present  difficulties,  is  the 
common  report  with  all  the  agents  and 
needs  no  comment.  As  to  the  duration  of 
this  status  of  affairs  a variety  of  opinions 
were  expressed  by  our  agents.  Viz.:  W. 

D.  Kerfoot  & Co.,  ‘"The  market  has  been 
quite  materially  affected  during  the  past 
two  weeks  by  the  strikes.  The  outlook  at 
the  present  time  for  the  business  of  the 
year  is  very  uncertain.  Nothing  definite 
can  be  stated.”  Pierce  & Ware,  “The 
worst  of  the  labor  troubles  has  already 
. been  past.  The  occurrence  of  Tuesday 
night  did  more  than  a little  to  arouse  the 
good  people  of  Chicago  against  the  law-de- 
fying element  manifest  among  the  strikers. 
Less  apprehension  is  now  felt  and  nothing 
but  a temporary  lull  in  business  for  a few 
days  will  be  the  outcome;  for  the  crops 
are  very  promising  in  all  sections  of  the 
country,  and  plenty  of  money  is  now  in  the 
market  for  investments  bearing  low  rates  of 
■interest.” 

Barnes  & Parish,  “The  strike  has  knocked 
.he  real  estate  basiness  endwise,  but  houses 
ire  renting  faster  this  year  than  last,  after 
the  first  of  May,  owing  to  the  large  numbers 
of  renters  who  have  put  off  renting  until 
■he  last  moment,  in  the  hopes  of  lower  rent 
vhichthey  are  now  receiving,  there  being  a 
general  drop  in  all  classes  of  houses.  Our 
boards  keep  full  because  property  is  brought 
n as  fast  as  we  rent  by  owners,  who  think 
■hey  can  manage  their  own  property  until 
■he  first  of  May  is  past.” 

Baird  & Bradley:  “It  will  take  from  thir- 
ty to  sixty  days  before  the  effect  of  the 
itrikes  upon  real  estate  is  over.  All  kinds  of 
myers  are  holding  off.  There  is  no  inquiry 
to  speak  of  at  the  present  time.” 
j W.  T.  Hansen : j“The  strikes  have  had 
plight  effect  upon  the  sale  of  lands  in  Kan- 
sas, Minnesota,  Iowa,  and,  in  fact,  all  West- 
ern lands.  The  people  throughout  the 
tates  who  at  this  time  seek  lands  to  settle 
>n  have  a general  feeling  of  uncertainity  as 
o transportation  on  account  of  the  troubles 
imong  the  railroads.  But  the  prospect  for 
■ good  year  is  yery  encouragiug  as  the  crops 
rere  never  better.  There  will  be  consider- 
able business  during  the  month  of  May.” 
Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co.:  “Business  is  but 
emporarily  dull  in  consequence  of  the  gen- 
eral labor  troubles.”  They  have  made  the 
ollowing  sales  recently:  Sixty-six  feet  on 
lake  avenue,  sonth  of  Thirty-seventh  street, 
t $125  per  foot;  cottage  and  lot  on  Con- 
gress street,  $3,500;  cottage  and  lot  on  Fifth 
venue  and  Thirty-seventh  street,  $2,425; 
i-fty  feet  on  Warren  avenue,  $2,700;  twen- 
jy-flve-foot  lot  with  frame  building  on 
Tairie  avenue,  $3,600.  They  will  plar-e  on 
he  market  a sub-division  at  Maplewood  of 
wenty-two  and  one  half  acres  on  Humboldt 
loulevard.  Thirty -five-foot  Its  will  be  sold 
■it  $200. 

Geo.  A.  Seaverns  has  recently  bought  forty 
■cres  adjoining,  for  $9,500,  which  will  be 
Iso  sub-divided  and  sold.  From  seventy- 
Lve  to  one  hundred  houses  will  probably  be 
rected  on  this  ground. 

Schrader  Bros.:  “No  permanent  effect 
fill  be  the  outcome  of  this  strike.” 
hey  have  sold  a corner  on  north  Wells 
treet  at  $6,500;  two  hundred  and  fifty  feet 
n Egendale  street,  at  thirty -five  dollars  per 
oot,  and  several  other  lots  in  Lake  View. 

The  plans  for  the  new  opera  house  to  be 
■uilt  by  Goldy  & Owings  on  north  Clark 
treet,  one  hundred  and  fifty  feet  north  of 
)ivision  st,  are  about  completed  by  the 
■rchitect,  Oscar  Cobb.  It  will  seat  2,300 
>eople  and  will  cost  $7,500. 

REMOVAL  NOTES. 

W D.  Kerfoot  & Co.  will  be  in  their  new 
Sices  at  No.  85  Washington  street  on  Mon- 
lay. 


Schrader  Bros,  have  removed  to  88  Wash- 
ington street  to  the  offices  formerly  occupied 
by  E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co. 

Goldy  & Zurburg,  formerly  known  as  H. 
I.  Goldy  & Co.,  occupy  spacious  offices  in 
the  old  Board  of  Trade  building,  111  La 
Salle  street,  on  the  ground  floor. 

Baird  & Bradley  will  soon  be  in  their 
new  offices  in  the  front  of  the  building  they 
now  occupy.  No.  90  La  Salle  street. 

Wm.  Garnet  & Co  are  now  at  88  La  Salle 
street. 

Chicago,  May  5,  1886. 
The  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the 
board  was  called  to  order;  President  E.  A. 
Cummings  in  the  chair. 

The  following  named  members  were  pre 
sent:  Messrs.  Lyman  Baird,  W.  W.  Baird. 
F.  A.  Barnes,  C.  R.  Calkins,  E.  A.  Cum- 
mings, C.  L.  Hammond,  H.C.  Harvey,  H.  C. 
Morey,  Edgar  M.  Snow,  Byron  A.  Baldwin, 
W.  L.  Pierce.  J.  H Van  Vlissingen,  C.  U.  Gor- 
don and  J.  L.  Lombard. 

The  minutes  of  the  previous  meeting  were 
read  and  approved. 

Mr.  Morey  of  the  committee  on  sale  con- 
tract, reported  a form  which  was  ordered 
printed,  after  having  been  submitted  to  the 
attorney  of  the  board,  for  circulation  among 
the  members;  to  be  acted  upon  at  the  next 
monthly  meeting.  The  committee  on  lead 
pipe  reported  progress  and  was  continued- 
The  committee  on  blanks  was  not  yet 
ready  to  report  and  asked  for  further 
time. 

It  was  moved  that  an  agreement  to  be 
present  at  the  noon  meeting  be  circulated 
amongst  the  members  of  the  board  for  sig- 
natures, and  that  the  call  board  committee 
be  instructed  to  take  charge  of  this  matter. 
The  motion  was  unanimously  adopted. 

On  motion  the  use  of  the  board  rooms  was 
graOted  free  of  charge  to  the  trustees  of  the 
Jay  Cooke  estate  for  the  purpose  of  holding 
a ^public  auction  of  about  33,000  acres  of 
Minnesota  lands. 

There  being  no  further  business  before  the 
board  on  motion  the  meeting  adjourned. 

HEAL  ESTATE  AX  i>  LOANS. 

D.  G.  Hamilton,  for  the  past  year  a mem- 
ber of  the  firm  of  Hamilton  & Stanley,  is 
now  in  business  for  himself  at  room  8,  94 
Washington  street.  Mr.  Hamilton  will  carry 
on  a general  real  estate  business,  buying 
and  selling  on  commission,  negotiating 
loans,  and  taking  the  entire  charge  of  prop- 
erty. His  many  years  of  experience  in 
Chicago  real  estate  will  make  his  services 
valuable  to  buyers  and  sellers  alike. 

REMOVAL. 

Benjamin  Bissinger,  real  estate  and  rent- 
ing agent  has  removed  his  office  to  No.  122 
La  Salle  street,  room  9.  In  his  new  location 
he  is  ready  to  receive  his  friends  and  all 
those  who  are  looking  for  real  estate  invest- 
ments. He  will  carry  on  a general  real 
estate  and  renting  business,  buying  and  sell- 
ing on  commission,  renting,  collecting  rents, 
paying  taxes,  etc.,  etc.  Special  attention  is 
given  by  him  to  South  Side  real  estate. 

A CHANGE. 

Henry  A.  Osborn  has  formed  a partnership 
with  Joseph  B.  Keeler,  and  the  firm  will  be 
known  as  Osborn  & Keeler.  Mr.  Keeler  has 
been  actively  engaged  in  the  grain  commis- 
sion business  for  many  years.  Mr.  Osborn 
has  been  one  of  our  leading  real  estate 
agents  for  the  past  14  years,  dealing  exten- 
sively in  West  Side  property.  The  office  of 
the  new  firm  is  on  the  southeast  corner  of 
La  Salle  and  Monroe  streets,  1st  floor.  They 
will  carry  on  a general  real  estate  and  rent- 
ing business,  but  give  as  heretofore  special 
attention  to  “choice  property  for  invest- 
ment.” They  solicit  the  patronage  of  all 
who  are  seeking  investments  or  who  desire 
to  place  their  property  fur  sale  or  rent  with 
reliable  agents. 

Evans*  Co.,  located  at  No.  114  La  Salle 
street,  have  on  their  books  a large  list  of 
real  estate,  improved  and  unimproved,  for 
business  and  residence  purposes.  They  have 
certain  investment  properties  which  buyers 
will  do  well  to  investigate. 


44KAXOLIT1IIC. 

The  growing  popularity  of  granolithic  for 
sidewalks,  steps  and  in  fact  for  all  purposes 
where  natural  stone  is  used,  among  archi- 
tects and  property  owners  is  but  what  might 
naturally  be  expected  from  the  qualities 
which  it  possesses  and  advantages  afforded 
over  other  materials  used  for  a like  purpose. 
Granolithic  was  introduced  in  this  country 
four  years  ago  and  is  used  in  over  eight 
hundred  different  places  in  New  York,  Phila- 
delphia and  Washington.  It  is  very  popu 
lar  in  the  East  and  is  becoming  so  in  the 
West.  In  Europe,  it  has  been  extensively 
used  for  over  ten  years.  The  granolithic 
walk  is  composed  of  four  inches  of  broken 
lime  stone,  three  inches  of  first  quality  Port- 
land cement  concrete  and  a wearing  surface 
of  from  one  to  two  inches  of  granolithic, 
which  wearing  surface  is  a concrete  com- 
posed of  two  parts  of  washed  crushed  gran- 
ite to  one  of  Stewart’s  granolithic ' cement. 
This  cement  is  prepared  for  the  purpose  and 
is  patented.  Thus  a solid  walk  of  at  least 
eight  inches  is  obtained,  not  one  element  of 
which  is  inferior  to  the  common  limestone 
now  generally  used  for  sidewalks,  and  at 
considerably  less  than  the  price  of  a four 
inch  walk  of  limestone.  The  breaking 
strength  of  granolithic  is  greater  than  that 
of  limestone.  The  granolithic  sidewalk 
around  the  City  Hall,  laid  two  years  ago,  is 
now  drawing  the  attention  of  property 
owners  and  architects,  and  is  leading  many 
to  an  investigation  of  its  merits.  After  two 
years  of  constant  use  it  shows  no  signs  of 
wearing  away,  thus  giving  evidence  of  the 
ability  of  the  cement  to  hold  together  the 
particles  of  granite.  Work  that  is  ten  years 
old  in  Europe  looks  as  well  as  it  does  here. 

The  steps  now  being  constructed  at  the 
La  Salle  street  entrance  of  the  City  Hall 
are  also  granolithic. 

The  durability  of  this  walk  and  the  per- 
fect grade  obtained  and  retained  are  worthy 
of  the  examination  of  every  property  owner 
in  Chicago.  It  is  almost  impossible  to  re- 
tain a perfect  grade  in  a sidewalk  of  natural 
stone. 

The  address  of  Chas.  Goodman,  manager 
of  the  W.  S.  Johnston  estate,  was  incorrect- 
ly given  in  our  editorial  of  last  week.  His 
office  is  at  115  Dearborn  st. 

FLORIDA. 

Florida  is  a State  of  abundant  resources. 
She  owns  broad  acres  of  productive  soil  and 
waters  that  swarm  with  fishes,  but  these 
might  have  laid  for  centuries  undeveloped 
except  for  the  surpassing  climate  within 
which  they  are  so  fortunately  placed.  Rich 
lands,  fish,  forests  and  game  may  be  found 
in  other  places;  the  scorching  tropics  may 
send  us  oranges  and  dates,  but  a climate 
like  Florida’s  exists  nowhere  else  in  all  the 
world. 

The  climate  of  Florida  has  achieved  a 
world-wide  reputation.  To  share  its  benefits 
and  enjoy  its  delights  more  than  a hundred 
thousand  people  come  every  winter  to  stay 
a few  weeks  or  months,  and  then  are  gone 
again.  They  come  from  every  country  of 
Europe,  every  6tate,  territory  and  province 
of  North  America,  and  the  tide  of  pilgrim- 
age grows  greater  at  each  succeeding  sea- 
son. 

The  pre-eminent  characteristics  of  the 
climate  of  Florida  are  mildness  and  equa- 
bility. 

Prof.  A.  H.  Curtiss,  of  Jacksonville,  Fla., 
an  eminent  botanist,  has  enumerated  201 
varieties  of  Florida  trees.  In  making  up  his 
list  he  classes  as  trees  all  plants  having  solid 
woody  stems  as  much  as  four  inches  in  di- 
ameter, growing  erect  or  nearly  so,  and 
without  support.  The  number  stated  he 
finds  to  be  47  per  cent,  of  all  the  trees  of  the 
United  States,  and  a half  more  than  is  found 
in  any  other  State. 

This  great  diversity  of  forest  growth  Mr. 
Curtiss  attributes  mainly  to  the  sub-tropical 
character  of  the  southern  portion  of  the 
peninsula. 

Among  so  great  a number  there  will  be 
found  some  to  subserve  every  purpose. 


There  are  the  hardest  and  softest  of  woods, 
the  heaviest  and  the  lightest,  the  most  dur- 
able and  the  most  perishable,  the  most 
flexible  and  the  most  brittle,  woods  most 
easily  split  and  others  impossible  to  split. 

Orange* culture  in  Florida  is  a leading,  if 
not  quite  the  foremost  industry  of  the  State. 
The  groves  have  increased  in  size  and  num 
ber  so  rapidly  during  recent  years  that  the 
possibility  of  over-production  has  been 
mooted.  There  is,  however,  no  danger  in 
this  direction. 

The  popularity  of  Florida  has  been  grow- 
ing within  the  past  few  years  quite  rapidly, 
there  having  been  an  increase  of  seventy- 
fivejto  one  hundred  thousand  of  actual  set- 
tlers during  the  past  five  years.  This  has 
been  due  in  a large  measure  to  the  untiring 
efforts  of  men  who  are  thoroughly  possessed 
with  the  idea  of  a brilliant  future  for  Flori- 
da. While  much  prejudice  has  been  aroused 
against  Florida  lands  through  fraudulent 
schemes  and  companies,  still  the  fault  rests 
mainly  with  the  people.  An  examination 
into  the  affairs  of  any  company  is  possible, 
and  should  always  be  made  before  purchas- 
ing. 

The  W.  H.  Howard  Land  Company,  155 
and  157  Dearborn  st.,  realizing  this,  are  pre- 
pared to  show  all  buyers  their  corporation 
papers,  deeds  of  land,  and  to  give  abundant 
evidence  that  their  land  actually  exists  as 
represented. 

The  lands  which  they  are  now  selling  are 
located  in  Fort  Meade,  Polk  Co.,  Fla.  Fort 
Meade  may  be  seen  on  any  good  map  of 
Florida.  Po'k  County  has  doubled  in  popu- 
lation during  the  past  five  years.  The  town 
is  one  of  the  principal  stations  on  the  Flor- 
ida Southern  R.  R. 

In  order  to  enhance  the  value  of  their  ad- 
dition to  the  town  of  Fort  Meade,  Polk  Co., 
Fla.,  they  have  determined  to  donate,  as  a 
gift,  to  respectable  and  energetic  parties 
who  will  accept,  every  alternate  lot  on  their 
plat. 

The  lots  they  propose  to  give  away  are 
just  as  good  as  those  they  will  retain  for 
sale,  and  are  free  from  debt,  mortgage, 
bond,  incumbrance,  or  lien,  and  title  abso- 
lute; they  will  furnish  with  every  warranty 
deed  they  make  a clear  and  concise  abstract 
of  title.  Their  deed  contains  no  conditions, 
and  they  guarantee  the  land  to  be  high  and 
dry  and  fertile. 

Why  do  they  do  this?  Very  simply,  be- 
cause the  more  property  is  handled  and 
transferred,  the  more  valuable  it  becomes, 
and  finally  it  will  fall  into  some  one’s  hands 
who  will  hold  it,  and  buy  what  is  on  both 
sides  of  it.  This  is  the  time  they  make  their 
profit,  and  is  the  only  excuse  they  offer  for 
being  so  exceedingly  clever  as  to  make  you 
a present  of  their  property. 

In  this  county  and  immediate  vicinity 
they  own  many  acres  of  land,  which  they 
wish  to  improve  and  cultivate  as  much  as 
possible  in  the  present  year,  and  to  facili- 
tate this  end  quickly  they  must  have  the  as- 
istance  of  others.  To  induce  immigration 
and  location  in  their  beautiful  county  they 
will  donate  to  actual  settlers  five  acres 
of  land  near  the  town  of  Fort  Meade.  This 
is  land  enough  for  ordinary  cultivation  of 
oranges. 

The  only  cost  to  you  will  be  $3  per  lot  for 
making  deed  and  abstract  of  property  se- 
lected, which  may  be  remitted  with  your 
order.  The  lot  adjoining  the  one  selected 
will  be  sold,  if  taken  now,  for  $15.  Should 
you  prefer  to  have  papers  examined  prior 
to  acceptance  (as  some  do),  they  will  send 
them  C.  O.  D.  by  express,  with  this  stipula- 
tion provided.  In  this  case,  however,  you 
will  be  required  to  bear  the  express  compa- 
ny’s charges. 


Suburban  Improvements' 

HYDE  PARK. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  establishing  the 
grade  of  Greenwood  av.  between  51st  st.  and 
Lake  av.;  also  ordinance  for  a sidewalk  on 
the  west  side  of  Kenwood  av.  from  47th  st. 
to  276  feet  south  of  same;  for  same  on  the 
west  side  of  South  Park  av.  from  53d  st.  to 
36  feet  north  of  south  line  lot  19  E.  Bayley’s 
sub.  sec.  10  38  14;  for  vacating  alley  in  b.  2 
Gray’s  add , being  w sw  M nf>  M an<^  n 
% w 6 % sw  M ne  M of  sec-  26  38  14; 
also  alley  in  rear  of  b.  7 of  Johnston  & 
Clement’s  sub.  in  sec.  22  38  14. 


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FRONT  ELEVATION 


PRINCIPAL  STORY. 


From  “Practical  Plans  for  Suburban  Homes,”  by  S.  Montgomery  Smith,  142  Dearborn  street,  Chicago.  Estimated  cost,  $2,400.  This  house  may  be  seen  at  Fernwood,  on  e 

Chicago  & Eastern  Illinois  Railway. 


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Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


C.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 


DEADER8  IN 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 

Main  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 


Branch  Yard,  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 

FACTORY:  761  to  773  S.  Canal  St.  ) 

Take  Oanalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St.  J 


CHICAGO. 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 
Telephone  8483 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M Boice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


Racine  Pressed  Brick 

Zanesville  Pressed  Brick 

Milwaukee  Pressed  Brick 

Tiffany  Pressed  Brick 

St.  Louis  Pressed 

Trenton 

Fire  Brick  1?  M 

Michigan  Stucco 

New  York  Stucco 

Oement^Utica,  and  Buffalo,  18  bbl 

Cement,  Louisville,  and  Milwaukee  18  bbl. 

Portland  Impt  Cement 

White  Sand  18  bbl 

Fire  Clay  18  bbl 

Plastering  Hair  18  bush 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  Hair 

Roofing,  18  square  gravel  

Asphalt  Roofing 

Marble  Dust  18  bbl 


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Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Augusta,  Kansas. — J Keller  Jr  has  just  begun  the  erection 
of  a hotel  at  a cost  of  $6,000.  It  will  be  two  stories  high 
and  built  of  brick  and  stone.  J Keller  Jr  architect. 

Hudson,  Wis. — A hospital  known  as  the  Oliver  Wendell 
Holmes  Hospital,  is  to  be  erected  on  the  St  Croix  river  at  a 
cost  of  $25,000,  L S Buffington  of  Minneapolis  is  the  archi- 
tect. Dr  Irving  D Wiltrout  and  others,  owners.  It  will  be 
built  of  frame  brick  and  stone. 

Findlay,  Ohio. — A new  court-house  is  commenced.  It 
will  be  built  of  brick,  cut  stone,  granite,  terra  cotta  and 
iron.  Weary  and  Kramer  of  Arkon  O,  are  the  architects. 
W H Campfield  contractor.  Prices  wanted  on  sewer-pipe 
terra  cotta  flue-lining  dressed  limestone,  brick  and  cement. 

Clabinda,  Iowa. — The  United  Presbyterians  of  this  place 
will  erect  a church,  Rev  D C Wilson  pastor.  Foster  & Lib- 
bie  of  DesMoines  are  the  architects.  W G Riddock  contrac- 
tor. It  will  be  built  of  frame  with  galvanized  iron-work  and 
will  cost  about  $7,500. 

Jeffebson  City,  Missoubi. — L C Lohman  is  erecting  an 
opera  house  at  a cost  of  $16,000.  It  will  be  two-stories  high 
and  built  of  pressed  and  enameled  brick,  terra  cotta,  cut- 
stone  and  galvanized  iron,  J B Miller  architect.  Prices 
wanted  on  gas  manufacturing  machine. 

College  Hill  Ohio, — A city  hall  is  to  be  built  at  this 
place,  Samuel  Hannaford  of  Cincinnati  is  the  architect. 
Gibbons  & Smith  contractors.  It  will  be  two  stories  high 
and  built  of  common  brick,  galvanized  and  architectural 
iron,  stained  and  plate  glass. 

Columbus,  Wis. — The  St  Jerome’s  Church  of  this  place 
will  be  remodeled  by  architect  A Druiding  55  Metropolitan 
Blk  Chicago.  It  will  have  a new  front  of  rock-faced  stone, 
tower  with  slate  spire,  tower  clock,  bell  and  stained  glass, 
costing  about  $5,000.  Rev  H J Roche  pastor. 

Whiting  Kan. — A schoel-house  costing  $4,500  will  soon 
be  commenced  here,  W J Fleming  director.  It  will  be  two 
stories  high  and  built  of  frame  with  hardwood  finish. 

Sheboygan  Falls  Wis. — Mr  William  Wolf  has  leased  the 
Wisconsin  house  and  will  make  extensive  alterations  and 
' improvements  in  this  hotel. 

Eablington,  Kv. — A Catholic  church  is  to  be  commenced 
here  soon.  Rev  A M Coenan  pastor  lets  the  contracts. 
James  De  Pombiray  1335  LaSalle  st  St  Louis  Mo  is  the 
architect.  It  will  be  built  of  brick,  terra  cotta,  galvanized 
iron,  stained  glass  and  cost  $8,000. 

Champaign  III. — J W Weisenburger  will  build  a wagon 
6hop  here  soon. 


Appleton  Wis. — Hon  A L Smith  has  purchased  the 
boulevard  rink  of  this  place  and  will  transform  it  into  an 
armory  for  the  Appleton  Light  Infantry  Co. 

Chablevoix  Mioh. — Geo.  E Bardeen  of  Kalamazoo  calls 
for  plans  for  the  Belvidere  hotel  a two  story  summer  resort 
to  be  built  here. 

Wellington  Kan. — A post-office  building  will  soon  be 
erected  here. 

Ohiowa,  Neb. — The  State  bank  has  been  incorporated 
here,  capital  $30,000. 

Deadwood,  Dakota. — The  skating  rink  of  this  place  will 
be  converted  into  an  opera  house,  M McDonough  secretary, 
lets  the  contracts. 

Oakland  neb. — An  addition  of  36x60  ft  will  be  built  to 
to  the  Logan  house. 

Lexington,  Kv. — A school  house  for  the  accommodation 
of  colored  children  will  be  built  here  at  a cost  of  about 
$13,000. 

Atwood  Kan. — Rev  L Adams  Smith  will  erect  a Congre- 
gational church  here.  Haskell  & Wood  of  Topeka  are  the 
architects. 

Pekin,  III. — The  city  council  of  this  place  have  let  the 
contract  for  a system  of  water  works  to  H S Raymond  of 
Galena  111,  Agt  for  the  National  Tube  Works  of  Chicago. 
The  works  will  cost  $80,000. 

Memphis,  Tenn. — The  First  Baptist  church  will  expend 
$15,000  for  improvements  to  be  made  on  their  present 
building. 

Sioux  City  Iowa. — The  Y M C A will  build  a gym- 
nasium. 

Union  Iowa. — A school  building  will  be  erected  here 
A W Dennis  holds  the  contract. 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 

mason’s  supplies. 


Pier  and  footing  stone: 

8-inch  thick  18  square  foot 18@  — 

10-inch  thick,  18  square  foot 2018  — 

12-inch  thick  18  square  foot 22@  — 

Rublestone,  lb  cord,  100  feet  13,000  lbs  in  yard.  7 50 

Qurbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 55 

Malone  B S Flagging,  on  car,  3 inches 00  24 

“ “ “ 4 “ 00  28 

“ Building  stone,  per  cube 00  50@00  60 

Maxwell  & Co.: 

“ “ 3-inch  Flagging,  on  cars  00  22 

“ “ 4-inch  “ “ 00  26 

“ “ Building  Stone 00  50@00  56 

Lime,  common,  in  bulk  60c, bbls  95 

Common  brick,  18  M 9 00@10  00 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick 16  00a22  0(1 

Anderson’s 22  00@29  00 

Anderson’s  ornamental,  18  M 65  C0@300  00 

Philadelphia  Pressed  Brick 42  00@45  00 

Baltimore  Pressed  Brick 50  00 


MAHOGANY. 


The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany: 
Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st 14@16c  per  ft. 


Small  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ 

St.  Jago  “ 1 “ “ “ 

St.  Domingo  1 “ “ “ 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ 

Large  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ 


“ 1st 11c 

4i  1st 18c  ‘ 

“ 1st 20c 

“ 1st 13c@17c  ‘ 

“ 2d 11c  ‘ 

“ 2d 10c@1134c 


A.  A.  CUDELL.  A.  A.  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 

MANUFACTURERS  of 

FINE  CABINET  WORK. 

Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

FACTORY!  J _ 

22  Sc  24  South  Jefferson  St.  > CHICAGO. 


City  Office: — Rooms 21  and  22,  226  & 228  LaSalle  St. 


J.  W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  aod  Treas. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36, 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


IF1.  CLARKE 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 


85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 


ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 


Real  estate  bought  and  sold 
real  estate  and  other  collateral 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business 
ted. 


on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented, 
relating  to  real  estate  transao 


REPORT  OF  NEW  BXTII_.IDIlSrG-S  -A-UNTU)  BXJI3L.OIFTC3-S  TO  BE  ERECTED, 


For  the  week  ending  May  8,  1886. 


OWNER. 

ADDRESS. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

LOCATION. 

j COST 

ARCHITECT.  BUILDER. 

DESCRIPTION. 

Dr  T W Miller  . . 

3 

76x65 

$25000 

Pressed  brick  and  bine  stone. 

3 

24x95 

10000 

Pressed  brick,  6tone,  terra  cotta  and  iron. 

2 

25x50 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  iron. 

2 

Flats 

Presied  brick,  stone  and  iron. 

2 

40x80 

30000 

Cobb  & Frost,  Opera  House  Block 

Rock-faced  stone  and  iron. 

3 

8000 

C C Miller  ......* 

Brick  and  6tone. 

3 

23x88 

8000 

Brick. 

3 

49x70 

10000 

Brick  and  stone. 

60000 

Furst  & Rudolph;  R M Hunt,  New  York 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

3 

140x45 

23000 

Brick  and  stone. 

2 

62x80 

40000 

Rock-faced  Amherst  stone. 

3 

50x75 

17000 

Pressed  brick,  stone  aud  terra  cotta. 

2 

23x60 

10000 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

O Sands 

2 

113x73 

30000 

Flanders  k Zimmerman,  Mailer’s  Block 

Brick,  rock-faced  stone  and  iron. 

6 

29x140 

40000 

Brick,  granite  and  glass. 

134x235 

30000 

Brick. 

F C Tumler 

4 

45x80 

20000 

Brick,  stone  aDd  terra  cotta. 

4 

75x96 

18000 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

2 

124x41 

323-333  37th  st 

24000 

W G Barfield,  81  S Clark  st 

Ind.  pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

4 

27x150 

18000 

Marquette  brown  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

J C Smith 

3 

3714x60 

qOOO 

H R Wilson,  224  La  Salle  st 

Brick  an^  stone. 

G A Hamlin 

2 

Two  dwellings 

3402  Calumet  av 

10000 

G A Hamlin 

Brick  and  stone. 

278 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  Street,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street— Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Membbb  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited- 


H.  I.  GOLDY- 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


Ill  La  Salle  St., 


CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

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Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

^■Money  Loaned, 

®*Taxes  Paid, 

^-Investments  Made, 

HT”  Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 

A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

.A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  12  Portland  Block,  107  Dearborn  St. 


Edwin  Alden  & Bro. 

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BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES. 

P.  R.  CHANDLER. 


MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES  j 
HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Edward  Rutz,  Ex-Treasurer  State  of  Illinois. 


H.  M.  Needles. 


RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLING, 

CITY  5 AND  6 PER  CENT.  LOANS  NEGOTIATED  IN  SUMS  OF  $5,000  AND 
OVER.  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

Rooms  35,  Portland  Block,  S.  E,  Corner  Washington  and 
Dearborn  Streets. 


C.  J.  Hambleton,  President. 


J.  J.  Danforth,  Superintendent. 


“•  x'ain  unin,  uupcilUlCIIUOUli. 

Cook  Co.  Abstract  C 0. 

128  Washington  St.,  (opposite  Court  House). 


Best  Work! 


Lowest  Prices ! 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 

FOR  SALE  — LOTS  NEAR  DOUGLAS 
PARK. 

On  Ogden,  Kedzie,  Homan,  and  other  av- 
enues, at  low  prices  and  small  payments. 

Water,  sewer,  horse-cars,  brick  buildings, 
and  quiet  neighborhood. 

The  Ogden  av.  cars  reach  the  property, 
where  it  can  be  seen;  also  plans,  etc.,  shown 
by  C.  B.  Sawyer,  or 

J.  L,  Lombard, 

127  Dearborn  st.,  Room  5. 


| FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs.  Room  626, 112 
j South  Clark  st.: 

) Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8 % to  15$  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opera  House  Building. 


FOR  SALE— 

At  Eernwood,  lot  48x132,  with  house  shown 
on  page  276.  $3,000;  easy  payments.  S. 

Montgomery  Smith,  142  Dearborn  st. 


ts. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  As’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO. 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

Business  property  on  Kinzie-street,  east  of 
Wells.  Now  rented  for  $2,200.  Price 
$19,000. 

46  acres  on  Lake  Shore,  north  of  city. 

20  “ on  Stony  Island-ave.,  near  railroads 

and  shops:  splendid  site  for  manuf’ct’rng. 
10  acres  on  State-st.,  south. 

25  feet  on  Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park. 
50  “ “ Barry-ave.,  near  the  Lake. 

50  “ “ Vernon-ave.,  $90  a foot. 

50  “ “ Indiana-ave.,  bet.  45th  and  46th. 

3-story  and  basement  stone-front  house, 
Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park;  $7,00U. 
2 new  brick  flats,  north  side;  $5,000. 
Handsome  residence  on  Barry-ave.,  near 
Lake  Shore;  $9,500. 

7 fine  residences,  west  of  Lincoln  Park- 
about  $40,000. 

FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  North 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 

FOR  SALE- 

156, 652  acres  of  choice  lands  in  Bailey 
Co.,  Texas,  Owner  will  put  the  land 
against  the  value  of  it  in  cash,  and  stock 
it  with  cattle  and  own  it  jointly,  or  take 
the  worth  of  the  land  in  stock  of  a cattle 
company.  It  is  fine  agricultural  land  and 
is  worm  $2.50  per  acre. 

David  Boos,  care  of  this  Journal. 


FOR  SALE— ELEGANT  BRICK  HOUSES. 
Two-story  and  basement, 

on  Kedzie  and  Sawyer  avs., 
near  Douglas  Park. 

Steam  and  horse  cars. 

Water  and  gas. 

$3,500  to  $5,000. 

Small  payment  down  and  easy  monthly 
payments. 

Property  can  be  seen  by  Ogden  av.  cars 
to  Douglas  park;  also  plans  and  full  infor 
mation  can  be  had  of 

C.  B.  Sawyer,  or 
J.  L.  Lombard,, 

127  Dearborn  st.,  Room  5. 


W.  F.  Netling.  ! Wm.  Reed.  N.  A.  Clemons. 

WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  I Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 

I).  Gr.  HAMILTON. 

DEALER  IN 

Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

FOR  SALE — By  Bernhard  F.  Weber,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  ns. 

FOR  SALE  by  Wm.  Garnett  & Co.,  18 
Dearborn  st. 

Corner  Van  Buren  and  Clinton  sts., about 
150  feet  square,  or  will  lease  for  long  term. 

Calumet  av.  and  RAy  st.,  two  corners,  300 
feet  frontage.  Builders  call. 

Michigan  av.,  stone  front  finely  located. 
$35,000;  lot  30x175. 


Shortest  Time  ! 


FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph.  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Farr,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 

FOR  SALE — By  F.  A.  Henshaw,  161  La  Salle 
st.,  Room  4: 

$35,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  corner,  improved, 
desirable  investment, 

33.000.  W.  Lake  st..  3-storj  stores  and  flats; 

paying  well. 

10.000.  W.  Madison  st.,  3-story  stone  front 

store  and  flats. 

7,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  store  and  flats. 

115.  Van  Buren  st.,  near  Lincoln,  24x100 
feet. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Congress,  desirable 
corner. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Van  Buren,  50  feet. 
Ogden  ave.  near  Taylor,  24  feet. 


FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbert,  Room  5,  97 

Clark-st. : 

Woodlawn  Park. — One  fine  new  10- room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc,;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2%  blocks  from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  100x200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  lots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty- third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.,  99 
Dearborn-st. : 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 
State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buren-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chicago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chicago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st. — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chicago-ave. — 2-storv  frame  and  lot$8.000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . . $16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-aye.,  near  Thirteenth-st.— 50 

feet,  cheap 

Habmon-coubt — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stery  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments   $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-storv  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st . . . $20,000 
330x150.  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  iront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 maroie  ironts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave, 

FOR  SALE  — Bargains  in  all  Classes  of 
Business  Property  our  Specialty. 

We  offer  our  services  to  assist  purchasers 
in  finding  the  property  they  want.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  examin- 
ing all  that  is  for  sale,  or  to  ascertain  what 
is  offered  for  sale.  Some  of  the  best  prop- 
erty is  not  advertised  or  even  placed  on  the 
market.  From  these  causes  buyers  often 
miss  the  best  bargains. 

J.  P.  White,  Room  10, 

99  and  101  Washington  st. 


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OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 
CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  IIVCslcI© 
fox*  Certified 
Ocrpies. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdorff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave..  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 

3-story  brick;  improvements. 

11.000.  W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  35%xl24,  good 

corner. 

8,000.  Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97, 

8.500.  Lineoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  orick  cottage. 

1,200.  Leavitt-st„  near  North-ave.,  50x 
125,  vacant. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 

THE  RECORD. 


'See  table  of  Future  New  Buildiuss,  Fifth  Page) 

It  II  Hi  I)  1ST 44  PERMITS. 

Butler  st  at  No  2956,  L Martin,  two-story 
store  and  dwelling,  2 3x65,  $3,500. 

California  av  at  No  1091,  F Schulte  one- 
story  cottage,  20x30.  $800. 

Calumet  av  at  No  3402,  G A Hamlin  two  two- 
story  dwellings,  35x66,  $10,000. 

Central  Park  av,  at  No  266,  I M Case,  one- 
story  cottage,  20x32,  $1,000. 

Cornell  st  at  No  177,  Albert  Gross,  two-story 
flats  22x58;  $3,300. 

{Chicago  av  w at  No  323,  S Keely,  three-story 
store  and  flats,  24x92,  $8,000. 

Cottage  Grove  av  at  Nos  3223  and  3225,  T V 
Wadskier,  two  three-story  stores  and  flats, 
50x78,  $15,000. 

Calumet  av  at  No  3000  0 D Wetherell,  two- 
story  dwelling,  40x50,  $20,000. 

ICypress  st  No  30,  Mrs  E Keogh,  2-story  flats 
21x46,  $4,000. 

Chicago  av  w at  No  676,  John  Crue,  2-story 
dwelling  and  store  21x56,  $3,800. 

Cypress  st  No  48,  Mrs  M Le  Beau,  2-story 
flats,  21x42,  $3,800. 

Dayton  st  at  No  252  Rudolph  Maas,  three- 
story  dwelling  26x82,  $5,500, 

Dearborn  st  at  Nos  183  to  189,  addition  lOOx 
131,  $10,000. 

Ellis  av  Nos 3847  to 3853,  estate  of  S H Gale 
four  two-story  dwellings  65x55,  $20,000. 

Front  st  at  No  80,  John  Miller  basement,  20 
x50,  $500. 

Groveland  Park  av  at  Nos  2906  to  2910,  E B 
Butler,  four  two-story  dwellings,  75x56 
$22,000. 

Halsted  st  sat  No 313,  John  Koch,  two-story 
addition, 29x18,  $1,200. 

Hurlbut  st  at  No  424,  D Sander,  two-story 
flats  21x50,  $3,200. 

Hudson  av  No  134,  A Westphal.  three-story 
flats  21x55,  $4,500, 

Halsted  st  s a,t  Nos  3417  to  3421,  C Johnson, 
three  story  hall  50x124  ft,  $17,500. 

(Indiana  st  w at  No  266,  Nels  Rasmussen, 
three  story  store  and  flats  25x73,  $7,000. 

Kedzie  av  at  No  111,  J Arthur  two-story 
flats,  24x50,  $2,500. 

pLake  st  at  No  1169,  J Smith;  addition,  20x18 

$2,000. 

La  Salle  av  at  No  86,  Lockie  Horseshoe-Pad 

j Co.  one  story  shop  30x33,  $800. 

[Larrabee  st  at  No  726,  W C Reabie  office,  12 
xl4,  $200. 

jLincoln  st  a No  646,  A Volezke,  veneer  20x 

j 26.  $300. 

jLincoln  av  at  No  79,  S Brady  two-story 
dwelling  22x56,  $3,500, 


Wm.  E.  Hinchliff  & Co  1?  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room  lO  15S  L>a,  Sa.ll©  St.  Chicago. 


O.  J.  L.  MEYER  <fc  SONS  GO 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  HardWOOd  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
Office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


Lake  Park  av  at  No  3,000  M Beifeldt  two 
story  addition  22x19,  $1,500. 

Mohawk  st  at  No  356,  Fred  Jensen,  three- 
story  flats,  22x56,  $4,000. 

Madison  st  w Nos  287  and  289,  Falker  & 
Stern,  four-story  store  50x90,  $25,000. 
Maxwell  st  at  No  217,  Israel  Bornstein,  two- 
story  dwelling  20x25,  $1,200. 

North  av  w at  No  223,  H M Hassman  two- 
story  store  and  dwelling  25x52,  $3,500. 
Prairie  av  at  No  1616  W G Hibbard,  two 
story  barn  33x32.  $2,500. 

Rockwell  st  at  No  766  Victor  Peterson,  ad- 
dition, 20x20,  $200. 

State  stn  Nos  38  and  40,  C W Pardridge, 
fourstoiy  store  and  flats  50x50,  $6,000. 
Sheffield  av  at  No  305,  F J Sweeney,  one- 
story  cottage  22x50,  $1,000. 

South  Water  st  Nos  169  to  175,  W L and  G 
J Peck;  six-story  warehouse,  80x100,  $50,- 
000. 

State  st  at  No  212  C F Gunther,  six-story 
store,  29x140  $40,000. 

Thirty-eighth  and  Laurel  sts  J H Pierson, 
dry-kiln.  35x60,  $800. 

Thirteenth  st  w at  No  372  T T Nichols,  addi- 
tion 20x15,  $700. 

Twenty-third  stNo  215,  E J Lehmann  three- 
story  livery-stable  50x100,  $10,000. 

Vernon  av  No  3334  W W Foltz  2-story  dwell- 
ing, 25x70,  $8,000. 

Webster  av  at  No  251,  J Q Delihant,  two- 
story  flats  21x56,  $3,600. 

Wood  st  s at  No  3526,  Thomas  Meehan,  one- 
story  cottage  21x18,  $500 
Wood  st  s at  No  3528,  F Bonner,  one  story 
cottage  21x18,  $500. 

Washington  boulevard  at  No  1820,  John 
Heffron,  one  story  cottage,  20x46,  $1,000. 
Warren  av  at  No  646,  J Van  Berger,  one- 
story  cottage,  22x42,  $1,200. 

Wabash  av  at  No  371,  J C Dore,  one-story 
office,  17x50,  $1,200. 

Wabansia  av  Nos  334  to  340,  G D Pease 
three  one-story  cottages  each  20x52  $3,000 
Winthrop  place  at  No  51,  John  Gubbons  a 
two-story  barn  20x50,  $800. 

Willard  st  at  No  996,  DH  Small,  two-story 
dwelling  22x44,  $2,500. 

WARKASITV  1>JEF,I>S. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Arnold  st  near  36th  wf  24x120  ft,  Apr  28, 

M A and  B Halley  to  Margaret  Gow 

1,675 

Alexander  st  175  ft  w of  Wentworth  av  nf 
25x67  ft,  Apr  26,  J B Waller  to  M Cas- 
per   $600 

Adams  st  w,  153  ft  w of  Western  ave,  n f, 
24x122  ft,  Feb  12,  S M Ackerly  to  D h 

Sawyer 1,400 

Arnold  st  near  32nd  wf  25x123  7-10  ft  apr 
19  EM  & A W Morgan  to  G B Bassett. 700 
Armilage  av  216  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  nf  24x 
100  ft,  Feb  2,  F Korff  to  John  Rohde.  $500 
Armitage  av  48  ft  w of  Girard  st  sf,  244x 
126  ft  Sept  9 1885,  E Maynard  to  M Ad- 

amski $300 

Bryson  st  232  ft  e of  Robey  nf  24x124  ft 
Oct  16  ’85,  W H Bradley  to  P A Olsen 

$700 

Butterfield  st  241  ft  n of  29th  wf  25x100  ft 
Apr  29,  J D Sheehy  to  John  Johnson 

$2,000 

Bissell  stbet  Centre  and  Clay  sts  ef  19%x 
124  ftimpd,  Apr  26,  A and  M Leiber  to 

Julia  B Eckstein $4,500 

Bissell  st  275  ft  s of  Garfield  av  wf  25x125 


GREENEBAUM  SONS. 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


ft,  Arl  29,  H H Gage  to  John  Swenie 

$2,800 

Bellevue  pi  121  ft  w of  Lake  Shore  drive 
sf  72x100  ft  Apr  23,  Potter  Palmer  to  G 

M Moulton $21,600 

Butterfield  st  247%  ft  n of  33rd  w f 25x100 
ft,  May  1,  C &F  Riedle  to  F W Matt- 

haeus $2,600 

Bissell  st  the  premises  No  250,  Feb  8,  Wil- 
liam Scott  to  Charles  N Graves  ....  $3,400 
Bonney  st  200  ft  n of  36th  wf  100x125  ft 

Apr  30,  E Hair  to  J Torrance $1,300 

Bismarck  st  sw  cor  of  Rockwell  nf  53%x 
xl  25  ft  May  3,  Daniel  Olson  to  A Mons- 

son $1,000 

Clybourn  place  w 192  ft  e of  Paulina  stnf 
24x125  ft  impd,  Apr  1,  John  Schaffar- 

czyk  to  F Kiolbassa $1,000 

Clybourn  place  w 192  ft  e of  Paulina  st  nf 
24x125  ft  impd  Apr  5 F Kiolbassa  to  E 

Schaffarczyk $1,000 

Clybourn  place  w se  cor  of  Robey  st  nf  48x 
121  ft,  Mch  2,  J W Smith  to  C F Geor- 

gas $1,450 

Calumet  av  325  ft  n of  38th  st  ef,  25x124 
ft  impd,  Jan  23,  William  A Ball  to  Jacob 

B Breese $6,000 

Carroll  av  49%  ft  w of  Parker  pi  nf,  50x 
150  ft,  Mch  6,  R P Chew  to  J Krajewski 

$700 

Congress  st  w 125  ft  e of  Francisco  sf  25x 
171  ft,  Dec  2 ’85,  J A Borden  to  E Mit- 
chell   $550 

charlotte  st50  ft  w of  central  Park  av,  s f 
75x124  ft,  May  5,  E A chapman  to  E 

Naramore 900 

Chestnut  st  66%  ft  e of  North  Wells  sf  16% 
xlOO  ft,  Apr  5,  estate  of  J S Waterman 

to  Anne  Hebei 4,000 

crilly  place,  35%  ft  n of  Eugenie  st,  e f, 
17%xl04  ft,  impd  apr  21,  William  M 

crilly  to  J o Gifford 6.500 

Chicago  av  25  ft  w of  La  Salle  nf  24x90  ft 
May  3,  A E & W Stell  to  Mary  A Scan- 

lan $6,500 

Clark  st  n sw  cor  of  Shiller  ef  50x52  ft 
impd,  Apr  29,  Joshua  Smith  to  C G Bur- 
ton   $20,000 

Clark  st  n 40  ft  s of  Ohio  ef  40x80  ft  impd 
May  1,  Zurburg  & Goldy  to  Menzo  and 

C H Newbre $40,000 

Cottage  Grove  av  bet  29th  and  30th  sts  ef 
25x150  ft,  Mch  12,  W F Myrick  to  Chris- 
tian Olsen $2,500 

Cottage  Grove  av  bet  29th  and  30th  sts  ef 
25x149  ft  Mch  12,  W F Myrick  to  Ole  Ol- 
sen   $2,500 

Cleaver  st  187  ft  n of  Division  wf  undivid- 
ed % of  23%xl25  ft  impd,  Arl  28,  L 

Foint  to  John  Szlapka $1,050 

Canal  st  n w cor  of  Maxwell  ef  26x110  ft 
impd,  Arl  22,  William  Ruehl  to  Mayer 

Syrozinski $10,000 

Cottage  Grove  av  bet  32nd  and  33rd  sts  wf 
25x104  ft  impd,  Arl  20,  H A and  G 

Brown  to  S M Parish $10,000 

Calumet  av  175  ft  nof  24th  st  wf  24x178  ft 
impd  Arl  30  A E Morley  to  H C Sterling 

$8,500 

Congress  st  w the  premises  No  839,  Mch  19 
Charles  B Wilson  to  estate  of  L D Van 

Sands $4,500 

Centre  av  81%  ft  s of  18th  st  wf  25x100  ft 
impd,  Apr  30  J Miksak  to  V Pechous 

$2,550 

Clark  st  n 54  ft  s of  Grant  ef  26x100  ft 
May  5,  N & P Hand  to  Jetta  Robinson 

$4,200 

Centre  av  81%  ft  s of  18th  st  wf  25x100  ft 
impd,  Apr  28,  F Pospichal  to  J Miksak 

$2,550 

Clark  st  nthe  premises  No  133,  May  4,  L & 


S Granick  to  Henry  A Kohn $20,000 

Congress  st  21%  ft  e of  Hermitage  av  sf 
22x105  ft  impd.  Apr  15,  M E and  0 

Sands  to  Daniel  C Roundy $6,500 

Douglas  av  106  fte  of  Prairie  nf  undivided 
% of  26  1-3x123  ft  impd,  Apr  29,  J H 

Bloom  to  J G Moore $2,600 

Drummond  av  ne  cor  Thomas  st  w f 50x 
130  ft.  Mch  25,  estate  of  James  Carter 

to  F B Eisenbockin $1,750 

Dashiel  st  100  ft  s of  29th  wf  25x124  ft  Apr 

21,  F H Faile  to  F A Vohanka $750 

Division  st  44|ft  e of  Penn  sf  45%xl00  ft 
Apr  20,  William  H Talmadge  to  Andrew 

Lindgren $2,821 

Dearborn  st  s 264  ft  n of  37th  wf  24x123  ft 
Apr  30  J W Bell  to  Elizabeth  Nichols 

$5,000 

Delaware  place  115  ft  e of  Dearborn  av  sf 
51  4-10x117  ft  impd,  May  1,  S C Judd  to 

M G Thompson $30,000 

Dearborn  av  se  cor  of  Burton  pi  wf  25x132 
ft  impd,  Arl  22,  F M Thielke  to  E N 

Stanley $20,000 

Dearborn  st  s 264  ft  n of  37th  wf  24x123 
ftimpd,  Arl  30,  L F Nichols  to  James 

W Bell $5,000 

Dearborn  av  142  8-10  ft  s of  Goethe  st  wf 
25x132  ft  Arl  10,  J C Bullook  to  R P Gor 

mully $7,500 

Dayton  st  251  ft  n of  Webster  av  ef  24x124 
ft,  Arl  30  M T Nicholson  to  Mary  0 

Tracey $1,650 

Douglas  av  255  ft  e of  Ulman  st  sf  25x125 
ft  May  4,  W H Parker  to  Cornelius  King 

-$600 

Dayton  st  near  Clay  wf  24.85x125  ft,  Apr 
20,  estate  of  W B Ogden  to  T W Schand- 

$1,500 

Dearborn  st  s 250  ft  s of  37th  wf  25x110  ft 
Apr  21,  Ellen  Craney  to  D J Mahoney 

2,250 

Dussold  st  300  ft  w of  Jackson  nf  25x85  ft 
May  1,  M and  N Tabor  to  V and  M 

Roucka $2,195 

Emerald  st  427  f t s of  Stearns  ef  25x115  ft 
Mch  24,  H L and  H C Ayer  to  R M 

Munch $1,100 

Eighteenth  st  w 264  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf  24 
xl24  ft,  Feb  10,  H Wurst  to  Charles  Hei- 

der $1,600 

Elm  st  the  premises  No  451  Apr  13,  H V 

Leman  to  M Voedisch $8,750 

Ellis  av  74%  ft  s of  37th  st  wf  18%xll2  ft 
impd,  arl  29,  N B Hinckley  to  Amelia 

Meyer $4,500 

Ewing  st  160  ft  e of  Clinton  sf  25x118  ft 
Apr  2,  J D Tuohy ' to  Israel  Salhinger 

$1,800 

Ewing  st  160  ft  e of  Clinton  sf  25x118  ft 
May  1,  Master  in  Chancery  to  J D Tuohy 

...... $1,800 

Elm  st  580  ft  e of  Rush  nf  25x73  ft  May  3, 
George  P A Healey  to  Marg,  Dougal 

$2,125 

Fifteenth  st  w 425  fte  of  Jefferson  nf  25x 
73  ft  impd,  May  1,  K & F Nowak  to  W & 

A Swejkowsky • • -$1,600 

Forest  av  near  36th  st  ef  107x124%  ft  apr 
30  W D Dillard  to  William  V Lawrence 

$7,490 

Fillmore  st  143  fte  of  Campbell  av  sf  May 

3 J Gubbins  to  N L Hayes $2,240 

Fulton  st  near  Kedzie  av  20x137  ft  nf  apr 

29,  F S Baird  to  Simon  Cooper $4,500 

Forest  av  ne  cor  of  32nd  st  wf  50x125  ft 

Mch  24,  A R Hillyer  to  E C Day $5,250 

Forquer  st  177%  ft  e of  Blue  Island  av  nf 
23x103  ft  impd,  May  1,  N and  B Behrend 

to  Laize  Kaiser $5,500 

Fifteenth  st  w 126  ft  w of  Canal  sf  25x88 
ftimpd,  Apr  28,  J G Barth  to  H and  M 

Floriam $2,000 

Fremont  st  the  premises  No  213,  Apr  22, 

V C Price  to  William  F Olin $3,000 

Fremont  stbet  Belden  and  Webster  avs  wf 
30x124  ft,  Apr  16,  H H Hirschfeld  to 

Theo  Harz $2,000 

Fremont  st  277  ft  n of  Webster  av  wf  24x 
124  ft  Apr  28,  G H Hirschfeld  to  H H 

Hirschfeld $1,600 

Fulton  st  ne  cor  of  Tallman  av  sf  25x120  ft 
Mch  11,  E J Pease  to  Pbillipp  Land- 
weha • • • $2,400 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Forquer  st  177  ft  e of  Bine  Island  av  nf  23 
xl(*3  ft  impd,  Apr  30,  John  Adams  to 

Nora  Behrend $5,000 

Flournoy  st  24  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf  24 
xl25  ft,  Mch  8,  C B Calder  to  CM  Mars- 
hall  $550 

Fulton  st  the  premises  No  615,  Apr  28,  H 
C Springer  to  D B and  O H Crandall 

$2,500 

Gardner  st  e of  Halsted  sf  22x98  ft  impd. 
May  4,  Ludwig  Jenson  to  JohnKuhl.  2,000 
Girard  st  s of  Webster  av  ef  34x125  ft,  Feb 

26.  E Maynard  to  V Meazek $275 

Groveland  Park  av  250  ft  nof  30th  st  wf 
25x92  ft  impd,  Apr  28,  August  Olinger 

to  Henry  Eder $10,500 

Gross  Parkway  223  ft  e of  Seymour  st  nf 
24x120  ft,  impd,  May  1,  Nathan  Eden- 

burg  to  W J Moore $1,900 

nalsted  st,  50  ft  s of  Fairfield  av,  e f,  25x125 

ft,  apr  21,  J h Leigh  to  Louis  Friedrich 

1.750 

Harrison  st  w sw  cor  of  California  av  nf  25 
xl24  ft,  arl  30,  P D Broderick  to  D 

Brougham $1,500 

Huron  st  se  cor  of  La  Salle  av  nf  20x109 
ft,  arl  28,  C Helms  to  E J Lehmann.$5.600 
Hills  st  135  ft  w of  Market  nf  36%xl09  ft 
impd,  Apr  29,  C J Blomstrom  to  H and 

R Schwab $14,500 

Henry  st  214  ft  e of  Loomis  nf  24x124  ft 
Apr  12,  J F and  H C Sampson  to  Henry 

C D Kiene $1,000 

Harrison  st  w 191  ft  w of  Western  av  nf  25 
xl24  ft  impd,  Arl  14,  Albert  Goldston  to 

H Goldston $5,000 

Halsted  st  s 167  ft  s of  34th  wf  50x124  ft 
Mch  30  J A and  L L Nicoles  to  C O John- 
son  $2,550 

Hoyne  av  n 24  ft  n of  Armitage  ef  24x100 
ft,  Feb  25,  F W Hatterman  to  F Hoffman 

$400 

Humboldt  av  237  ft  w of  Western  sf  24x 
124  ft,  May  1,  W J Moore  to  NEdon- 

burg $550 

Harrison  st  w 78  ft  w of  Aberdeen  nf  n 26 
xllO  ft,  May  4,  H & G Korteling  co  R J 

& C R Cox $2,800 

Hirsch  st  120  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  24x12734 
ft  Mch  9,  Loeb  & Lackner  to  Emma  T 

Krause $1,850 

Hoyne  st  n 48  ft  s of  Wilmot  av  wf  24x100 
ft,  Apr  16,  A & B Spiegler  to  L Luther- 

mann $1,300 

Howe  st  n of  Willow  ef  4934x264  ft  impd 

May  1,  J Q Vogt  to  J Schoen $5,100 

Irving  place  214  ft  n of  Harrison  st  wf  20 
xl23>4  ft  impd.  Apr  19,  A S and  J D Os- 
good to  Hugh  D Groshon $4,000 

Irving  place  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  ef  25 
xl26  ft  Feb  23,  C T Nash  to  A O Whit- 
comb   $800 

Idaho  st  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  e f 26x125  ft 
impd,  Apr  20.  George  F Trevotte  to  Chas 

H Rieger $3,100 

Iowa  st  144  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  24x124  tf 
Arl  20  estate  of  Thos  Suffern  to  R S Phil- 

$2,750 

Indiana  av  nw  cor  of  39th  st  ef  100x158)4 
ft  Arl  29.  (this  was  by  error  reported  on 
nw  cor  of  29th  st.)  Henry  N Holden  to 

the  Old  People’s  Home $40,000 

Indiana  av  147  ft  s of  30th  ef  24x119  ft 
May  5,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Hugh  Dal- 

l0y $3,875 

Indiana  av  sw  cor  of  31st  st  ef  160x160)4  ft 
impd,  apr  26.  H Strong  to  John  Cudahy 

$80,000 

Indiana  av  nw  cor  29th  st  ef  100x158)4  ft, 

Apr  29„  H W Holden  to  Old  People’s 

Home $40,000 

Irving  place  274)4  ft  n of  Harrison  st  wf 
20x123  ft  impd,  apr  9 M J & J Hitchcock 

to  J O AS  C Potter 4,500 

Irving  place  near  Polk  st  ef  38x126  ft  im- 
pd, May  5,  Charles  h choate  to  Leander 

Choate 6,000 

Jackson  st  w 164  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  25 
xl88  ft,  May  3,  L Laflin  to  J J Murphy 

$4,000 

Jackson  st  w near  California  av  nf  28x100 
ft  Mch  23,  A P & W H Taylor  to  E Bar- 

lin $1,000 

Jackson  st  146  f t w of  Loomis  sf  24x163  ft 
impd,  Apr  30,  ME&  O Sands  to  S M 

Tombliu $13,000 

Johnston  st  214  ft  s of  w Taylor  ef  25x100 
ft  impd,  Apr  28,  Owen  M P Cable  to  H 

and  S Brummel $2,650 

Jackson  st  w 102  ft  e of  Hamilton  av  sf 
25)4x51  ft  impd,  Apr  24,  M E and  O 

Sands  to  John  Riley $4,625 

Kendall  st  312  ft  ne  of  Taylor  sef  24x100 
ft  Jan  21,  C A & A Pearson  to  William 

B Wells $2,250 

Kingsbury  st  ne  cor  of  Michigan  253xl60x 
280  ft,  Apr  28,  Brown  & Van  Arsdalp 


ROBERT  liAElIXHl, 

Wholesale  ai  d Retail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.. 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  Ctt-lCI&QO,  1L,LS. 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BILLS  CUT  TO  OKl>ER. 


Manufacturing  Company  to  Chicago  Ev- 
anston & Lake  Superior  Railroad  Com- 
pany   $73,800 

Kossuth  st  200  ft  n of  Hanover  nf  25x125 
ft,  May  3,  estate  of  J Benisck  to  A Span- 

inger $1,200 

Kinzie  st  w 90  ft  w of  Jefferson  s f,  20x70 
ft  May  3.  J acob  Danz  to  J D Murphy . 2,000 
Larrabee  st  122  ft  n of  Division  ef  22x115 
ft  Apr  16,  P Olson  to  N O Johnson.  $3,300 
Laurel  st  near  33rd  wf  25x118  ft  Feb  23, 
estate  of  H Head  to  William  Hoerger 

$500 

La  Salle  av  nw  cor  of  Division  st  ef  23x103 
ft  impd,  Arl  16,  M D Sutherland  to  C E 

Gilman $12,000 

Larrabee  st  se  cor  of  Grant  place  wf  120x 
124  ft,  Arl  30,  Grant  pi  Methodist  Epis- 
copal Church  to  the  German  Hospital 

••  $12,000 

Lake  st  w nw  cor  of  Peoria,  75x100  ft  and 
50x125,  Arl  9,  E V and  A G Throop  to 

Davis  & Rankin $15,500 

Lake  st  w 23  ft  w of  Stanton  wf  25x100  ft 
Arl  10,  E and  J C McElroy  to  James 

Bourne $1,550 

Lumber  st  ne  cor  of  22nd  264x150x184  ft, 
Apr  30,  E Swift  to  Illinois  Stone  Com- 
pany   $27,500 

Laurel  st  se  cor  of  37th  court  wf  26x150  ft 

Mch  27,  J C Bean  to  M P Clarkin $800 

Lexington  st  w of  Western  av  sf  18x124  ft 
impd,  Mch  5,  J S Campbell  to  B A Gra- 

ble * $2,800 

Larrabee  st  165  ft  n of  Willow  ef  66x132 
ft  impd,  Apr  26,  Phillip  Klein  to  G V 

and  H L Gorr $14,000 

Langley  av  88  ft  n of  39th  st  ef  33x106  ft 
Apr  15,  Alonzo  Kent  to  T L Baker.  .$8,500 
Lawndale  st  125  ft  s of  Frederick  av  wf 
125x124  ft  Feb  23  J J Belknap  to  G A 

Clement $1,000 

Leavitt  st  48  ft  nof  Cortland  av  wf  24x100 
ft  Mch  8,  Hoepe  & Korff  to  J Rossmark 

$475 

Lincoln  st  102  ft  e of  Bryson  sf  25x99  ft 
and  other  property,  Apr  9,  M Hansam  to 

L F Shonovski  $1,810 

Lincoln  st  188  ft  s of  Madison  ef  24x125 
ft  impd,  Apr  29,  L F and  F Smart  to 

Martha  C Moxon $5,600 

Loomis  st  50  ft  n of  Macallister  pi  w f 25x 
100  ft,  Apr  30,  T and  M Kelly  to  Charles 

Mullvey $5,000 

Leavitt  st  298  ft  n of  12th  ef  25  ft  to  alley 
impd,  May  1,  A J and  J Jansen  to  A and 
G Venema $5,600 


JE  Fleming 850 

Madison  st  w e of  California  av  nf  32x125 
ft,  apr  28,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Bar- 
bara Madvery $3,800 

Mohawk  st  198  ft  s of  Garfield  av  ef  25x 
123%  ft  impd,  Apr  28,  C E and  H F 

Donovan  to  H Garben $3,500 

Main  st  25  ft  n of  Stearns  wf  60x114  ft  Arl 
9,  M A Hillman  et  al  to  John  Prender- 

Sast $1,000 

Michigan  av  ne  cor  of  12th  st  wf  60x125  ft 
Mch  20,  John  F Temple  to  EW  Shirk 

$35,000 

Monroe  st  w e of  Kedzie  av  nf  90x125  ft 
Mch  27  D B Lyman  to  J W Gross.  .$4,500 
Mars  hfield  av  288  ft  s of  36th  st  ef  48x125 
ft  apr  21.  Robert  Millar  to  R K Sloan 

$700 

Mam  st  near  Lyman  w f 14x114  ft  May  1, 

J W Smith  to  Patrick  Healy $1,100 

Monroe  st  w ne  cor  of  Oakley  av  sf  49x125 
ft,  apr  26,  estate  of  Henry  Potwin  to  F 

M Loveday ' $7,o00 

Myrtle  st  50  ft  n of  Ashland  wf  25x109  ft 

arl  28,  G L Warner  to  J Starke $550 

Mohawk  st  168  ftn  of  Eugenie  ef  24x121 
ft,  impd  apr  20,  h & A Frazen  to  Helena 

Mueller 4,500 

Nora  av  96  ft  n of  Thompson  st  ef,  24x126 
impd,  Apr  28,  Hans  Hansen  to  Louise 

Wi*ke $1,000 

Nora  av  191  fts  of  North  ef  25x128  ft,  Apr 
20,  Jacobson  & Tallman  to  J Johnson 

Newberry  av  sw  cor  of  16th  st  ef  88x74  ft 
Apr  17,  L H Pierce  to  Esch  and  Rabe 

XT  • • • $2,850 

Noble  st  99%  ft  s of  Division  wf  24x125  ft 
impd  arl  30,  Charles  Toppel  to  Anna 

Snurz $3,100 

North  av  50  ft  w of  Smith  nf  75x149%  ft 
Mch  30,  A P Woodworth  to  G E Roscher 

• $5,850 

Nutt  st  near  Eighteenth  wf  24x124  ft  impd 
apr  30,  F and  A Ebert  to  O Stuchlis 

$1,400 

Nineteenth  st  w 156  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  25x 
125  ft,  May  1,  estate  of  A Brand  to  E H 


Czolbe . 


. $575 


10 


Leavitt  st  121  ft  s of  19th  ef  24x115  ft  Sept 
1 ’85,  estate  of  A Brand  to  C Heiden..$5 
Leavitt  st  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  ef  20x1 26  ft 
impd.  arl  26,  J G and  C F Beaman  to  J 

F Griffin $3,000 

Loomis  st  se  cor  of  Armitage  av  w f 24x 
100  ft  Mch  30,  James  Larson  to  Mary 

Ledden $1,200 

Monroe  Rt  w 60  4-10  ft  w of  Seeley  av  sf 
22x125  ft  impd.  May  4,  R R & John  C 

Deacon  to  Frankie  A Webb $9,500 

Main  st  96  ft  n of  31st  wf  25x115  ft  impd, 
Arl  3,  John  T Moran  to  John  Birming- 

ham 

Michigan  av  107  fts  of  Madison  stef  26% 
xl62  ft,  Dec  22  1885,  Dr  Almon  Brooks 

to  LH  Peirce $26,666 

Mouroe  st  w ne  cor  of  Homan  av  sf  25x 
125  ft,  Apr  26,  C P & A B Dewey  to  J|A 

, F°ley $1,000 

Moore  st  192  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x124  ft 
impd,  apr  23,  J W Farlin  to  William 

Watson $1,560 

Mohawk  st  n of  Clybourn  av  20  96-100x131 
ft,  apr  27,  Edward  Drees  to  Gottlieb 

Bautz $2,100 

Michigen  st  n w cor  St  olair  s f,  25x100 
ft,  impd,  May  3,  Catherine  Spelz  to 

William  Mester 17,000 

Michigan  av  80  ft  s of  Madison  stef  26% 
xl62  ft,  Dec  5 ’85,  H M Bacon  to  L H 

Pierce $24,000 

Milton  av  60  ft  n of  Elm  stef  25x100  ft 
Apr  26,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Maurice 

,TNash $3,430 

Monroe  st  w,  w of  California  av  n f,  25x 
12^  ft,  apr  30,  S J and  W Steadman  to 


North  av  24  ft  e of  Seymour  nf  24x125  ft 
apr  22,  Jacobson  & Tallman  to  J N 

Skowrup $1,100 

Nassau  st  166  ft  s of  Jackson  ef  25x126% 
ft,  May  5 J P Emmert  to  James  Fitzger- 

. ald $1,350 

Nebraska  st  275  ft  e of  Loomis  nf  24^x 
102  ft  Mch  29,  David  Van  Beil  to  Martin 

Lyons..  $80o 

North  av  42%  ft  w of  Hurlbnt  st  sf  20x100 
ft  impd,  apr  30,  K Anton  to  A J Aubert 

$5,000 

Ohio  st  w 99  ft  w of  Robey  sf  48x121  ft, 
May  1,  W W Gleason  to  Trinity  Baptist 

church 2 675 

Ogden  av  n e of  Washington  st  n w f 20x 
140  ft,  impd.  May  1,  h h Mcouen  to  G 

J and  S J Seidscheck 7 000 

Ogden  av  147%  ft  w of  Western,  se  f 50x 
125  ft,  Apr  30,  Lena  Mehlbach  to  D H 

Keyes  etal $5,000 

Oakley  av  sw  cor  of  13th  st  ef  25x72%  ft 
Mch  24,  E A West  to  N H Ford  ....  $2,400 
Orchard  st  212  ft  n of  Webster  av  ef  24x 
125  ft  impd,  Arl  30,  Herman  Schuricht 

to  Emil  Mannhardt $6,000 

Ohio  st  w 75  ft  w of  Armour  nf  25x119  ft, 
Apr  28,  William  Waller  to  J P Schweit- 

Z0r $1,000 

Ogden  av  bet  Polk  and  Robey  sts  se  f 24x 
100  ft  impd.  May  1.  William  P Fitzpat- 

rick  to  Charles  T Trego $10,000 

( gden  av  128  ft  ne  of  Taylor  st  nwf  24  ft 
to  alley,  May  1,  H Ross  to  A & M Tim- 

A,rott\ $3,000 

Gbl°  st  w '9  ft  e of  Green  sf  20x116  ft  apr 
80,  J S Proctor  to  Saccomanto  <fc  Nicol- 

A *5° $2,600 

Ogden  av  sw  cor  of  Millard  nf  141x150  ft 
Apr  2,  A <fc  C Nichols  to  Conrad  Eisdam 

A,V  $2,600 

U \v  St  6 -lhe  Premises  No  362  apr  19,  E & 

W U Warden  to  W Ames $8,100 

i oik  st  w near  California  av  sf  24x124  ft, 
Apr  10,  L J A Fuellgraff  to  W Cunnane 


475 

Polk  st  w near  above  sf  24x124  ft  Apr  10 

L J A Fuellgraff  to  T Cunnane 475 

Park  av  108%  ft  w of  Hoyne  nf  30x124  ft 
impd,  Apr  28,  William  M Knight  to  A 

M Cook $9, COO 

Portland  av  250  ft  s of  Twenty-eighth  st, 
w f,  48x125  ft  Oct  10,  1882.  M and  R 

Reilly  to  M A Moran $1,900 

Park  av  ne  cor  of  Leavitt  st  sf  22x114  ft, 
impd,  Apr  28,  J R Adams  to  Conrad 

Kuhler $8,500 

Paulina  st  118  ft  s of  North  av  wf  24x100 
ft  impd.  Feb  12,  H Hoepe  to  Theo  Topel 

$1,700 

Prairie  av  near  36th  stwf  16%xl24  ft  arl 
30,  H and  A J Toolen  to  R H Mayer 

$5,000 

Paulina  st  se  cor  of  Emily  wf  25x100  ft 
Jan  20.  W W McGrew  et  al  to  D and  J 

Dreffein $700 

Parnell  av  276  ft  s of  30th  st  ef  25x126  ft 
May  1,  John  Schmit  to  F Brehm  et  al 

• • $900 

Paulina  st  sw  cor  of  Van  Buren  ef  73%x 
126%  ft  impd,  Arl  30,  F H and  L E Clark 

to  John  T Raffen $21,000 

Park  av  172  ft  e of  California  nf  19  6-10x 
78  85-100  ft,  apr  29,  J L Campbell  to 

Jacob  Deill  $3,500 

Park  place  75  ft  e of  Michigan  av  nf  25x 
125  ft  impd,  Apr  30  A and  J Van  Arman 

to  E W Shirk $19,000 

Prairie  av  265  ft  n of  29th  st  wf,  46x179  ft 
with  premises  No  2815,  Apr  23,  estate  of 

J C Rathborne  to  S B Barker $50,000 

Park  st  80  ft  nw  of  Wood  sf  59x120  ft,  May 
4,  Thomas  G Lilies  to  Charles  Anderson 

$3,000 

Park  st  80  ft  nw  of  Wood  sf  59x120  ft  May 
4,  Charles  Anderson  to  Anne  Lilies.  $3,000 
Portland  av  201  ft  n of  31  st  wf  25x125  ft 
Mch  18,  C & A Price  to  A J Carlson . $1,100 
Park  av  395  ft  e of  Homan  sf  50x125  ft  apr 
28,  H R Smith  to  John  J Hyland.  . .$1,700 
Rucker  st  110  ft  n of  Chicago  av  wf  23x 
100  ft  impd,  Apr  29,  Peter  Mueller  to 

Julius  Meyer $3,000 

Robey  st  75  ft  s of  Congress  ef  25x101  ft 
impd,  May  1,  W E Lewis  to  T J Shaw 

$3,100 

Rucker  st  bet  21st  and  22nd  wf,  24%x 
115%  ft  Apr  26,  R Dillon  et  al  to  Mary 

Blanchfield $1,200 

Richmond  st  261  ft  s of  Division  wf  24x125 
ft,  May  3,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  Otto 

Scharfenorth $500 

Rhodes  av  the  premises  No  3231,  Mch  31 
LC  and  H R Wilson  to  H S Thompson 

$7,00; 

Robey  st  50  ft  s of  Birch  ef  24%xll2  ft  im- 
pd. May  4,  F B Clarke  to  G W & H W 

Carre $3,500 

Robey  st  n ne  cor  of  Bryson  st  wf  22x120 
ft  impd,  Apr  3,  John  O Hoem  to  Soren 

Peterson $4,100 

Robey  st  n 164  ft  s of  w Division  st,  w f, 
26x125  ft,  Feb  20,  W E Hatterman  to  G 

Hassett 800 

Rumsev  st  50  ft  s of  Jane  wf  25x130  ft 

May  3,  Anna  Gatz  to  Carl  Schulz $800 

Shober  st  371  ft  n of  North  av  ef  25x124 
ft,  apr  30  C F Rassmusen  to  N P Jensen 

$625 

Samuel  stl)6  ft  s of  Augusta  ef  24x130  ft 
Apr  28,  W W Goodman  to  Carl  Eggert 

$750 

State  st  294  ft  e of  Goethe  ef  24%xl32  ft 
Apr  30,  A Ludwig  to  Potter  Palmer 

$5,947 

State  st  318  ft  s of  Goethe  ef  24%xl32  ft 
apr  30,  Mary  Ludwig  to  Potter  Palmer 

$5,947 

Spaulding  av  25  ft  s of  Clayton  st  ef  25x 
125  ft,  May  1,  J S Lombard  to  U O Wall 

.$500 

Seymour  av  bet  Thompson  and  Hirsch  sts 
wf  50x126  ft  impd  May  3,  Daniel  Olson 

to  A Monsson $2,000 

Sedgwick  st  25  ft  n of  Sigel  ef  25x100  ft, 

Apr  23,  Mary  Gilchrist  to  Paulina 

Fleck ? $2,600 

Shurtleff  av  309%  ft  n of  33rd  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  impd.  May  4,  W T De  Groodt  to  M 

S Saur $2,100 

State  st  100  ft  s of  Congress  wf  undivided 
% of  20x138  ft  Mch  23,  Wm  Longbridge 

to  Charles  Longbridge $15,000 

State  st  100  ft  s of  Congress  wf  undivided 
% of  20x138  ft  Mch  30,  Charles  Long- 
bridge to  Edwin  Rogers $20,000 

Schober  st  bet  Hirsch  and  Bryson  wf  74% 
xl25  ft,  Apr  1,  G L Warner  to  J Jensen 

$1,500 

State  st  bet  Division  and  Goethe  ef  24%x 
xl32  ft,  Apr  30,  Mich  Ludwig  to  Potter 
Palmer $5,947 


4 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


281 


State  st  bet  Division  and  Goethe  ef  24%x 
132  ft,  Apr  30,  Theresia  Ludwig  to  Pot 

ter  Palmer $5,450 

Seymour  st  225  ft  s of  Hirsch,  e f 25x126 
ft.  May  4,  Lars  Christenson  to  Villas 

Assens 1,575 

Seminary  ave  180  ft  n of  Webster  e f 50x 
120  ft,  impd  Mch  25,  John  S Maltman 

to  Florence  McCarthy  5,500 

Sedgwick  st  40  ft  s of  Schiller  wf  26x88 
ft  impd,  May  4,  William  Henschel  to 

Thomas  Shirley,  trustee 1,500 

Sangamon  st  150  ft  s of  Madison  erf  50x125 
ft,  apr  27,  Jesse  Holladay  to  H W Mar- 
tin   $6,500 

Seventeenth  st  w 144  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24 
xl25  ft,  Apr  27,  John  Story  to  J Sme- 
tana   $1,040 

Shurtleff  av  near  36th  st  w f 25x125  ft  May 
3,  Master  in  Chancery  to  M H McCabe 

$1,400 

Stewart  av  se  cor  of  25  st  wf  2434*100  ft 
Arl  10,  D Burmeister  to  J T Armstrong 

$2,100 

Seeley  av  the  premises  No  41,  Apr  30,  S J 

and  T W Draper  to  Elizabeth  A Reed 

$6,500 

Thirty-second  st  se  cor  of  Vernon  avnf 
2434*90  ft  impd.  May  6,  T & J B Mailers 

to  Sarah  Bulpin 5,000 

Thirtieth  st  120  ft  e of  Indiana  av  s f 
20x115  ft,  impd,  arl  20,  J C Gifford  to 

William  M orilly 6,000 

Twenty-fourth  st  150  ft  e of  Portland  av, 
s f,  25x125  ft,  May  1,  h E Buell  to  M 

W Schroeder 1,800 

Twenty -fourth  st  adjoining  above  s f 25x 
125  ft,  May  1,  h T Buell  to  Peter  con- 

raths $1,800 

Taylor  st  w 3734  It  w of  Centre  av,  37%* 
125  ft,  Apr  30,  Robert  Commons  to  Mi- 
chael Whelan  et  al $7,250 

Town  court  100  ft  s of  North  av  w f 24x68 
ft  impd  Apr  28  Anton  Porsche  to  Wessel 

Hoffman $1,000 

Thirtieth  st  116  ft  e of  Hanover  nf  lOOx 
25534  Hi  Arl  26,  David  Davis  to  Weaver 

& Guthrie $10,000 

Taylor  st  w 125  ft  w of  Desplaines  nf  25x 
101  ft  impd,  Oct  12  ’85,  Jacob  Maresch 

to  J A Mashek $5,000 

Throop  st  158%  ft  n of  Madison  wf  21x89 
ft  impd,  Arl  27,  C B Hale  to  F A Bryan 

$6,500 

Thirty-third  st  182J4  ft  e of  South  ParK 
boulevard  nf  32x64  ft  impd,  Apr  3,  D F 

Bacon  to  A P Shepherd $8, '>00 

Throop  st  198J4  ft  s of  Washington  wf  21 
*89%  ft  Jan  26,  Theodore  Sheldon  to  J 

L Bennett $6,500 

Thirty  second  st  168  ft  e of  Muspratt  nf 
24x124  ft  Nov,  9 ’85,  the  Catholic  Bishop 

to  J Dettloff $600 

Thirty-seventh  st  48  ft  e of  Arnold  sf  24x 
117  ft  Mch  25,  Albert  Crane  to  C Gold- 
ring   $825 

Thirty-seventh  st  48  ft  e of  Arnold  sf  24x 
117ft  Mch  25,  C and  S Goldring  to  C 

McLaughlin $2,500 

Twelfth  st  w 264  ft  e of  Ohio  sf  24x152  ft 
Oct  21  ’85,  estate  of  C H Thompson  to  A 

P Dunn $1,200 

Twelfth  st  w 264  ft  e of  Ohio  sf  24x152  ft 
Mch  22,  A P Dunn  to  John  Croak.  .$1,600 
Twelfth  st  w 293  ft  w of  Throop  nf  25x124 
ft  impd  Apr  29,  Peter  M Carroll  to  Jos 

Blaha $3,000 

Thirteenth  st  w|  192  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf 
24x119  ft  Mch  20,  J L Crozer  to  A St 

John  Ewing $600 

Thirteenth  st  w 192  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf 
24x119  ft  impd,  Mch  22,  A St  John  and 

J F Ewing  to  J W Sailer $2,250 

Twelfth  st  w 172  ft  w of  Wood  sf  24  ft  to 
alley,  Apr  26,  C J Vopicka  to  Frank 

Sloan $1.25o 

Thirteenth  st  w 225  ft  w of  Robey  nf  25x 
124  ft,  May  1,  Otto  Lafreutz  to  B Welsh 

$1,000 

/ernonavthe  premises  No  3647,  apr  15 

H Hyde  to  M R Leyden $6,020 

/ernon  av  the  premises  No  3643  Apr  20 

H Hyde  to  Clara  Spier $5,500 

/an  Buren  st  w the  premises  No  968  & 970 
Apr  30,  D L Streeter  et  al  to  George 

Dearlove $10,250 

/edder  st  259  ft  e of  Halsted  ef,  21  9 lOx 
98  ft  impd,  arl  12,  C E Bellew  to  Henry 

Bloeser $1,200 

[/an  Horn  st  150  ftw  of  Laflin  sf  25x124 
ft,  impd,  arl  18,  John  Dvorak  to  Jakub  • 

Prochaska $1,175 

1/Vabash  av  120  ft  n of  Congress  st  ef  40 
xl70  ft  impd,  Arl  30,  Peter  E Studebaker 

I to  J W Henning  Jr $138,000 

[Varren  av  nw  cor  of  Francisco  st  sf  25x 
100  ft,  May  1 J H Brewster  to  G V Lord 


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$1,750 

Warren  av  nw  cor  of  Francisco  st  sf  25x 
100  ft  Arl  16,  L E Wilson  to  J H Brew- 
ster  $1,500 

Wabash  av  148  ft  s of  33rd  st  ef  20x16434 
ft  May  1 Edwin  Walicer  to  Henrietta 

Lindauer $5,000 

Wentworth  av  near  36th  st  wf  24x121  ft 
An  30,  Albert  Crane  to  J P Neumann 

$1,450 

Washington  boulevard  218  ft  e of  Oakley 
av  nf  20x124  ft,  Apr  24,  F A & A B Webb 

to  R R Deacon $4,000 

Wood  st  n 148  ft  n of  Augusta  ef  25x125  ft 

Arl  9,  L V Webb  to  A Eilrich $800 

Warren  av  246  ft  w of  Oakley  nf  24x124  ft 
Arl  30,  J T Raffen  to  F H Clark ....  $4,000 
Wabash  av  93%  ft  n of  30th  st  wf  25x193 
ft,  May  5,  Charles  D Willard  to  J Mc- 

Combie $5,000 

Wabash  av  240  ft  s of  Jackson  st  wf  51x 
172  ft  impd,  Apr  30,  William  A Giles  to 

Frederick  Fischer $145,000 

Walnut  st  147  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  24x125 
ft,  apr  27,  J W Crichton  to  T S Jones 

$3,500 

Wabash  av  200  ft  s of  37th  court  ef  25x127 
ft,  apr  23,  James  Watson  to  C E Cald- 
well   $2,350 

Western  av  the  premises  No  184,  Apr  28 

W D Dillard  to  K Gray $3,500 

Western  av  50  ft  n of  Congress  st  ef  25x 
12534  ft,  Apr  27,  W E Dixon  to  J W 

Murray $2,900 

Wilcox  st  328  ft  w of  California  av,  s f und 
% of  25x124  ft  impd,  May  5,  Naramore 

& Erench  to  E a chapman 2,100 

Warren  av  75  ft  e of  Robey  st  nf  25x125  ft 

Apr  2,  M ClarK  to  h G Brooks $3,475 

Washtenaw  av  s of  12th  st  ef  24x124  ft 
May  5.  John  Alston  to  G S Thurber.  . . 300 
Warren  av  88  7-10  ft  e ofDakley  ef  20x124 
ft,  Apr  19,  John  West  to  h A Gale.  . 5,750 
Wood  st  n 141  ft  s of  Armitage  av  wf  48x 
125  ft  impd,  Mch  30,  William  Behrend 

to  Fred  Becker $1,575 

Wabash  av,  40  ft  s of  Jackson  st  40x109  ft 
impd,  Arl  29,  William  C Comstock  to  J 

B Hobbs $85,000 

Washington  st  w nw  cor  of  Desplains  sf 
60x130  ft  Apr  8,  William  Loeb  to  Salo- 
mon Stein $22,000 

Werder  st  356  ft  e of  California  avsf25x 
120  ft  apr  26,  J Halpin  to  M J Hickey 

$300 

Western  av  48  ft  s of  Frankfort  st  wf36x 
100  ft  impd,  May  3,  Michael  h Gannon 

to  L h Gannon . $3,500 

Wilson  st  the  premisesNo  72,  Apr  30,  Wil- 
liam Wagner  to  Marks  Swartz $3,300 

Warren  av  402  ft  e of  California  nf  134x 
122  ft,  Apr  26,  estate  of  H Potwin  to  F 

W Campbell $7,000 

Warren  av  near  Harding  nf  24x157  ft  May 

3,  G G Wilson  to  P H Keegan $300 

Yeaton  st  120  ft  e of  Lincoln  sf  24x100  ft 
Oct  22  ’85,  J S Yeaton  to  W L Slocum 
$550 

North  of  ttity  Limits. 

Ashland  av  324  ft  s of  Roscoe  st  ef  3734* 
125  ft  Nov  19  ’85,  GH  A Thomas  to  A 

Hoff  matin $2,095 

Belmont  av  341  ft  e of  Southport  nf  25x 
125  ft,  apr  29  H H Gage  to  C W Spald- 
ing  $650 

Blucher  st  bet  Noble  and  Nelson  ef  75x124 
ft,  Apr  29,  C D Potts  to  J A Potts  et  al 

$1,650 

Burling  stn  of  Fullerton  av  ef  1834  ft  to 
alley,  impd,  Mch  11  Hickson  <fc  Jenks  to 

Thomas  Mason $3,800 

Belmont  av  55%  ft  w of  Herndon  st  nf  25 
xl25  ft,  Arl  27  J P Altgeld  to  A Saltz- 


mann $650 

Belmont  av  50  ft  e of  Perry  st  nf  24x125  ft 
May  1,  W C Goudy  to  J Volkman  ....  $650 
Belmont  av  190  ft  w of  Southport  av  nf  50 
xl25  ft,  May  1,  J P Altgeld  to  F Stuhl 

$1,400 

Clark  st  ne  cor  of  Otto  w f 25  ft  to  alley 
Apr  2,  E Buckingham  to  E D Sweeney 

$1,000 

Clark  st  nw  cor  of  Fullerton  av  116x216  ft 
apr  17,  J C and  J T Sherman  to  E J 

Lehmann $8,500 

Commercial  st  192  ft  s of  Sunnyside  av  wf 
50x165  ft  impd,  Apr  16,  A F and  L C 

Pitner  to  N B Buckley $4,400 

Clark  st  se  cor  of  Wrightwood  av  wf  55  ft 
to  alley  Mch  1,  A R & E A Mulford  to 

Charles  M Brennan $10,500 

Divorsey  av  146  ft  e of  Sheffield  nf  19x125 
ft,  apr  15,  J and  E Pawlok  to  S Frieder- 

ich $1,350 

Evanston  av  sw  cor  of  Addison  st,  200x305 
ft  Apr  20,  J and  C Mason  to  J E Tilt 

$22,500 

Fletcher  av  130  ft  w of  Herndon  st  sf  150 
xl25  ft,  Jan  8,  J P Altgeld  to  C W Spald- 
ing   $3,300 

Fletcher  av  25  fte  of  Perry  st  25x125  ft 

Apr  30,  M Willetts  to  J S Huey $600 

George  st  4934  H 6 °f  Herndon  sf  25x123 
ft,  Mch  2,  estate  of  W O Jones  to  PF 

Haynes $700 

Lewis  st  173  ft  n of  Marianna  wf  25x124 
ft,  apr  26,  Carl  Mueller  to  George  Cald- 
well   $700 

Lincoln  av  223  ft  se  of  Noble  swf  25x125 
ft  Apr  28,  F J Hoefle  to  S Melohn . . $1,200 
Lincoln  av  se  cor  of  Addison  st  95x71  ft, 
Apr  24,  M E and  L Turner  to  W P Ver- 
ity  $1,000 

Melrose  st  141  ft  w of  Southport  av  nf  25 
7-10x125  ft,  Mch  16,  Albert  Wisner  to 

Halquist&  Erickson $2,100 

Melrose  st  240  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  sf  24x125 
ft  impd,  Apr,  23,  Alice  P Courtright  to  S 

E Gross $1,300 

North  av  166  ft  e of  Southport  sf  25x125  ft 

Apr  27,  R Elias  to  L Hanser $600 

Noble  av  near  Southport  sf  50x125  ft  with 
49x125  in  same  subdivision,  apr  1,  H H 

Gage  to  Martin  Willets $2,300 

Otto  st  171  ft  e of  Clark  sf  25x124  ft,  July 
26  ’85,  C Buckingham  to  C J Johnson$600 
Palmer  st  42  ft  n of  Sulzer  st  wf  50x152  ft 
Apr  28  A F and  L C Pitner  to  B C Keel- 
er  $3,400 

Paulina  st  125  ft  s of  Dunning  ef  25  ft  to 
alley  impd,  Arl  29,  W & A Wittmer  to  G 

and  L Kanowsky $1,200 

Pans  st  369  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av  wf  25x 

124  ft  May  3,  M E Di6n  Donne  to  J A 

Dien  Donne'. $700 

Racine  av  97  ft  n of  George  st  wf  24x115 
ft,  Apr.  29  J Logeman  to  A F Pendl. . $775 
Racine  av  adjoining  above  wf  24x115  ft 
apr  29,  J Logeman  to  A R Knaack.  . . $775 
Seminary  av  139  ft  n of  Noble  ef  3134*124 
ft  impd,  Apr  17,  J C Bjorgssen  to  J Gue- 

ter $1,600 

Sulzer  st  bet  Clark  and  Perry  sts  st  43x92 
ft  May  4,  Julia  A Green  to  Charles  S Win- 
slow   $1,100 

School  st  216  ft  w of  Southport  av  nf  25x 

125  ft,  Apr  26,  Albert  Weisner  to  A J 

Haviland $500 

Wellington  av  near  Evanston  R R sf  24x 
120  ft  Mch  26,  AS  Wehrheim  toK  Koch 
$800 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  48  ft  n of  50th  st  ef  48x122  ft 
apr  29,  W Romoser  to  F Schopper.  .$1,200 
Atlantic  st  bet  55th  and  56th  ef  25x125  ft 
Mch  17,  E A Beach  to  C J Farson  ....  $550 


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Ashland  av  se  cor  of  50th  st  wf  48x121  ft 
Mch  17,  M Ballin  to  Charles  Katzenberg 

$1,500 

Burnside  st  166  ft  s of  47th  wf  25x100  ft 

Dec  8 ’85.  C Julian  to  E Smith $900 

Barney  st  137  ft  w of  Wright  nf  10x120  ft 

Apr  26,  B Bushee  to  F E Baker $500 

Butterfield  st  288  ft  s of  47th  wf  24x99  ft 
apr  29,  S A Kent  to  Julius  C Kircher 

$1,650 

Butterfield  st  near  53rd  ef  25x100  ft  impd, 
apr  19,  C Hinz  to  H Schachtschneider 

$950 

Calumet  av  196  ft  s of  43rd  st  ef  98x129  ft 
May  1,  James  Soper  to  Anna  E Coch- 
rane   $6,000 

Connell  st  450  ft  s of  Chestnut  ef  59x229  ft 
May  1,  S P Farrington  to  Emanuel  Lis- 

teuwalter $4,000 

Chestnut  st  se  cor  of  Kimbark  av  nf  40x 
150  ft,  May  1,  R M Wright  to  M O Tal- 

cott $2,000 

Cook  st  36  ft  s of  50th  ef  25x124  ft,  Mch  22 

Young  & Clarkson  to  T Tracy $3C0 

Duncan  Park  5234  ft  6 °f  Bissell.av  sf  22  ft 
to  allev,  arl  23,  J J Hunter  to  C J Owen 

", $2,250 

Duncan  av  bet  54th  and  55th  sts  ef  31  ft, 
May  1,  James  Morony  to  J M Lacy  $1,300 
Ellis  av  451  ft  n of  Clinton  ef  25x180  ft 

Mch  31,  T Brown  Jrto  M Eliel $1,937 

Ellis  av  ne  cor  of  49th  st  wf  190x193  ft  apr 
26,  Matthew  McCormick  to  J C Steeven 

,$14,250 

Fortieth  st  239  ft  e of  Grand  boulevard  nf 
25x112  ft  arl  21,  H and  G G Senter  to  O 

Burlingame $1,250 

Fiftieth  st  155  ft  e of boulevard  nf 

25x122  ft,  arl  30,  S E and  W H Ruger  to 

C M Woodman $1,000 

Fifty-third  st  ne  cor  of  Hyde  Park  av  sf 
40%x65  ft  impd,  Arl  29,  Daniel  A Pierce 

te  N B Dodson $7,500 

Forty-fourth  st  49  ft  e of  Evans  avsf  24x 
10334  ft,  Apr  8 G h Warner  to  W P Ben- 
nett  $825 

Fortieth  st  252%  ft  w of  Vincennes  av  nf 
50x112  ft,  Mch  15,  Thomas  T McKey  to 

Hannah  Ford $2,500 

Fifty-first  st  w of  Laflin  sf  24x124  ft,  Oct 
19,  1885,  M Bakin  to  A G Carsten ....  $357 
Forty-second  st  22  ft  e of  Bissell  av  sf  22x 
125  ft,  Apr  27,  William  Tracy  to  Mary 

Morgan $1,500 

Greenwood  av  82  ft  n of  46th  st  wf  25x200 
ft  Apr  10,  George  H Miller  to  E W Du- 

pee $2  ,062 

Hyde  Park  av  bet  52nd  and  53rd  sts  wf  84 
ft  to  R R,  Apr  29,  Albert  J Maher  to  T 

H Watson $3,780 

Halsted  st  sw  cor  of  51st  court  ef  32%xl25 
ft,  Arl  20.  Enos  Ayers  to  M M Nash. $1,200 
La  Salle  st  2334  ft  n of  Cloud  court  ef  25x 
12734  lb  Apr  14,  M E and  W H Daniels 

to  W V Johnston $800 

LaSalle  st  near  54th  ef  28«91  ft,  Apr  1,  J 

B Bowes  to  John  Whitworth $1,250 

Laflin  st  n w cor  of  53rd  ef  148  7-10x12434 
ft,  Apr  20,  Charles  N Taylor  to  Elias  De 

La  Matyr $1,900 

Lake  av  408  ft  s of  43rd  st  wf  25x125  ft. 
May  3,  A h Lowden  to  Annie  M Lewis 

$6,500 

Michigan  av  ne  cor  of  46th  st  wf  201x161 
ft,  Mch  23,  Charles  R Steele  to  Nelson  A 

Steele $20,000 

May  st  1463 4 ft  s of  53rd  ef  50x124  ft  Apr 
30,  F Gaylord  to  James  Kegan.  ... 
Michigan  av  near  45th  st  wf  50x161  ft  apr 
29,  E C Green  to  J H Donnelly  ....  $4,000 
Paulina  st  156  ft  n of  48th  nf  25x124  ft 
with  25x124  ft  in  same  block  Nov  24  ’85 

S E Gross  et  al  to  M B Atkins $800 

School  st  144  ft  s of  Cedar  wf  36x125  ft 
impd.  Apr  8,  S W Kesler  to  H L Thomp- 
son   $4,300 

State  st  bet  47th  and  48th  ef  24x100  ft  May 

4,  S A Kent  to  H Duggan $1,500 

Shurtleff  av  near  41st  st  ef  27x104  ft  apr 

10,  ’85  F K Day  to  P Brady $550 

Sixty -first  st  50  ft  e of  Wright  nf  50x121 
ft,  May  1,  A G Standiford  to  L S Quack - 

enbush $2,800 

State  st  the  premises  No  5303  Apr  20,  E A 
and  W H Hackshaw  to  S M Rembe. $1,500 
Sixtieth  st  nw  cor  of  Jessamine  sf  100x50 
ft.  Jan  5,  S W Kesler  to  J G Peck.  .$5,000 
Tremont  av  192  ft  o of  Bissell  st  sf  26x121 
ft,  May  1,  H C Morey  to  Thomas  Con- 
way   $1,000 

Union  st  nw  cor  of  Niagara  ef  25x113  ft 
May  3,  G S Thomas  to  Louis  Hestroffer 

$650 

Vincennes  av  18934  ft  n °f  43rd  st  wf  25x 
150  ft,  Mch  2,  Dr  Almon  Brooks  to  John 

Dempsey $1,375 

Vincennes  av  16434  It 11  °f  43rd  st  wf  25x 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


150  ft,  Mch  2,  Alinon  Brooks  to  R S Hill 

,$1,375 

Wentworth  av  near  52nd  st  wf  25x126  ft 
iinpd,  Apr  26,  J D Pyne  to  William 

Bachmann  $1,600 

Wentworth  av  125  ft  n of  61st  st  ef  25x100 
ft,  June  6 1885,  the  estate  of  Ira  J Nic- 
holes to  G W Robinson $1,500 

Woodlawn  av  75  ft  s of  49th  ft  ef  100x297 
ft,  Apr  1,  h J Spalding  to  J W Brooks 

Jr $13,000 

Washington  av  bet  53rd  and  54th  sts  ef 
2234x130  ft  impd,  Apr  30,  G W Getchell 
to  D Quigg $5,500 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  av  33  ft  w of  Tripp  nf  25x125  ft 
Apr  29,  Peter  Brown  to  G H Vannatha 

$500 

Armitage  av  58  ft  w of  Tripp  nf  25x125  ft 
Arl  30,  Peter  Brown  to  J P Hopkins . .$500 
Armitage  av  175  ftwof  Hancock  st  nf  25x 
150  ft  Apr  20,  E S Dreyer  to  W Ehren- 

mann 

Belmont  av  425  ft  e of  River  st  nf  50x125 
ft  Apr 9,  S 'Passenheim  to  H Sebelin..$900 

Clarence  A Doty $3,000 

Kinzie  st  73  ft  w of  47th  sf  24x106  ft  apr 
29,  A B Dewey  to  P A and  J Johnson. $275 
Cortland  st  ne  cor  of  Delamater  pi  sf  48x 
134  ft,  May  4,  E S Dreyer  to  A Pfaff . 

Carroll  av  126*4  H w of  44th  st  sf  25x100 ft 
Apr  30,  West  Chicago  Land  Company  to 

P Blake $400 

California  av  n of  Cortland  st  ef  24x100 
ft,  apr  27,  R E Greenebaum  to  T Gor- 

kelsen $550 

California  av  n of  Cortland  st  ef  24x100  ft 
impd,  apr  29,  T Gorkelsen  to  T E A C 

Zimmerman $1,600 

Hoffman  av  25  ft  s of  Greenwood  wf  25x 
125  ft,  Apr  26,  M G & A Crosby,  to  J H 

Overbeck $412 

Johnston  av  78  ft  e of  Thomas  sf  25x100  ft 
Nov  5 ’85  T H Dickey  to  Peter  Peterson 

$1,300 

Jefferson  court  near  Perry  av  nf  100x111 
ft  Apr  19,  Valentine  Wood  to  S E Graves 

$2,000 

Millwaukee  av  near  Hoffman  nf  25x105  ft, 

Apr  27,  G Naedden  to  J Sanger ....  $1,230 
Park  av  47  ft  w of  Forty-first  st  sf  25  ft  to 
alley  impd,  May  1,  M J and  G W Wil- 
liams to  EE  Hatch $2,300 

Rendsburg  st  100  ft  s of  Byron  w f 50x134 
ft  impd,  May  3,  William  B Curtis  to 
Western  av  nw  cor  of  Jefferson  court  ef 
24*4x12434  ft  impd,  May  3,  M h Gannon 
to  L h Gannon $3,000 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 

Lot  16  of  Lots  25  to  48  b 1 b 7,  33  3914,  Nov  9,  ’85,  B 

Shurtleff  to  T Carver $700 

Lots  29  and  30  b 6 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  April 

1,  Clementina  Nowak  to  Thos  Johns $1,100 

Premises  No  71  Emma  st,  April  12,  F Waswo  to  M 

Schand  $2,500 

Lot  53  b 2 Davis’  add,  No  53  Artesian  av,  April  29,  A 

W Gilmore  to  J Mull $1,800 

Lots  35  and  36  b 3 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  April 

14,  Clementina  Nowak  to  E M Hall $800 

Lot  17  b 1 Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Apr  17,  C 

Redfield  to  Allen  Waters $800 

Lots  13  and  14  blk  7 of  lots  3 to  21  and  33  to  37  Pine 
Grove,  April  29,  Estate  of  N Beche  to  E G Smith 

$3,200 

W 50  ft  of  n 100  ft  of  lot  4 b 1 Gibb’s,  Ladd  & Geor- 
ge’s add  to  Evanston,  April  28,  Lydia  P Hagemin 

to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $2,000 

Lots  25  and  26  b 3 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Apr  27, 

C H Caldwell  to  A McDivitt $754 

Lots  6 7 8 ne  qr  b 3 b 44  Sheffield’s  add,  Nov  25,  ’85, 

A J Weckler  to  A Schmidt $1,125 

Lot  9 b 2 Elston’s  sub  in  w hlf  ne  qr  8 39  14,  Mch  25, 

C Sokup  to  J D McNab $16,000 

Lot  19  b 4 Couch’s  sub  13  39  13,  April  27,  Ella  Ander- 
son to  H H Briuton $700 

Lot  53  b 2 Grave’s  sub  e of  ave,  ne  qr  34  39  14,  Har- 
riet A Brown  to  S M Parrish $ 

Lot  3 of  lots  2 and  3 blk  63  nw  qr  21  39  14,  Jan’y  15, 

John  Ryan  to  M Giuuane $1,000 

Lots  23  and  24  b 5 Keeney  k Rinn’s  add  to  Evanston 

Apr  24,  Mary  A Powday  to  O G Bryant $600 

Premises  196  to  212  31st  st;  also  lot  8 and  s 42  ft  lot 
7 e hlf  b 98  w hlf  27  39  14,  Apr  24,  D F Crilly  to  J 

Clld«hy $130,000 

Lot  3 b 8 Hundley’s  sub  10  38  14,  Apr  7.  C R Warren 

to  J M Huslett $875 

Lot  23  b 2 of  lot  14  b 24  s pt  29  39  14,  Apr  22,'  Harri- 
et L Ayer  to  M Munch $500 

Lots  9 lo  11  b 2 b 15  Morris’  sub  18  39  14,  April  20,  C 

S Sibley  to  G N Hull $2,205 

Lot  7 of  lots  7 and  8 b 4 Cochran’s  sub  6 39  14,  April 

9,  Laura  V Webb  to  A Eilricli $800 

Lot  32  b 47  Cornell,  April  29,  Mary  Dauphin  to  J s 

Bcond... $2,500 

Lots  17  and  18  b 2 Heart  of  Desplaines,  Apr  1 $300 

Lot  66  b 62,  19  39  14,  Apr  10,  Gertrude  Drosio  to 
Martin  Fiddersen $2,050 


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Lot  83  b 6 Johnston’s  sub  e hif  se  qr  36  40  13,  Apr  1. 

’85,  J W Hambleton  to  P Roylston $530 

W hlf  ne  qr  (81  acs)  27  42  12,  Mch  29,  Dorathea  Ras- 

enow  to  J Stall $7,400 

Lot  2 b 47  Kinzie’s  add,  Apr  29,  S and  H Kramer  to 

H J Cobb $18,000 

W 34  ft  of  e 6714  ft  of  lot  11  b 1 of  w hlf  lots  17  18  19 
16  38  14,  May  1,  A D Freeman  to  J F Grubb  . . $2,200 
Lots  11  and  12  of  lot  1 Forrestville,  Apr  30,  CHTal- 

cott  to  J Nellis $2,050 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  5 Brown’s  add  to  Evanston,  May  1, 

C E Browne  to  EC  Tyler $1,000 

Lot  3 b 4 b 4 Sheffield’s  add,  June  8,  ’84,  L C Pattee 
to  F Peterson $1,000 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PABK. 

Lot  10  b 6 S Chicago,  April  26,  C & C C & D Co  to  F 

Krause  $250 

Lot  4 b 22  same,  Apr  26.  same  to  T Mazurkiewiez.$600 
Lot  33  b 53  same,  April  20,  same  to  Frank  Rummler 

$650 

Lot  33  b 25  same,  Apr  20,  same  to  J Turner $450 

Lots  41  to  44  b 10  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr 

22  38  14,  Apr  17,  J H Swan  to  L Allen $1,200 

Lots  55  to  74  William’s  sub  se  qr  36  38  14,  Apr  26,  G 

T Gunderson  to  J C Gunderson $500 

Lots  23  and  24  b 6 Gray’s  add  to  Cornell,  April  20.  P 

A Hull  to  A J Springer $1,060 

Lot  13  b 3 Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  April  16,  R 

Berger  to  T Mach  $350 

Lots  1 2 3 20  to  24  n hlf  b 15  ne  qr  nw  qr  and  nw  qr 
ne  qr  31  38  15,  April  24,  L B Sidway  to  J Wood- 

bridge  Jr $1,275 

Lots  27  and  28  b 67;  lots  2 to  7 b 137  S Chicago,  Oct 

1,  ’85,  C Forster  to  E L Nix  $5,000 

Lot  42  b 8 same,  Nov’r  17,  ’85,  C&CC&DCotoG 

Viniski $450 

Lot  29  b 14  in  sub  of  pt  n-hlf  se  qr  31  37  15,  March  3, 

same  to  Lucy  S Taylor $200 

Lot  3 b 3 Kensington,  Apr  24,  J Reiehardt  to  H Rei- 

chardt  $3,300 

Se  qr  nw  qr  17  37  15,  April  20,  Mary  L Lloyd  et  al  to 

A H Veeder  $1,000  etc 

Lot  19  bl  26  Cornell,  April  26,  T K El v 'ey  to  P S Ly- 
man  $1,050 

Lot  9 b 7 Hegewisch,  Mch  20,  A Hegewisch  to  H En- 

stedt $300 

Lots  16  and  17  blk  2,  Berger’s  2d  add  to  Hyde  Park, 

Oct  3,  R Berger  to  E Ringwald $700 

Lot  28  and  s hlf  lot  29  b 10  Taylor’s  2d  add  to  S Chi- 
cago, Jan  14,  D S Taylor  to  H Harms $675 

E 65  ft  of  lots  1 and  3,  div  2,  Westfall’s  sub  30  38  15, 

Apr  23,  S D Ward,  Kec’r,  to  R W Bridge $450 

Lot  33  of  lot  1 b 7 Ironworkers  add,  Apr  2,  D M Hil- 

lis  to  C Johnson $400 

Lots  32  and  33  b 2 Johnston  k Clement’s  sub  w half 
se  qr  22  38  14,  Nov  28,  ’85,  John  Johuston  Jr  et  al 

to  W O Schatz  $550 

Lot  8 b 32  Hyde  Park;  also  lot  15  b 2 b 1 Brookline, 
Apr  29,  N B Dodson  to  D A Peirce $2,100 

LAKE. 

Lot  57  Parmiy’s  add  to  Auburn,  Feb  4,  H C Parmly 

to  C Rassler $jso 

Lot  13  D 2 of  lots  9 to  12  14  and  pt  15  blk  15,  Linden 

Grove,  Apr  28,  Angie  Page  to  Geo  D Pease $,.00 

Lot  10  b 2 Stewart’s  sub  n hlf  se  qr  28  38  14,  May  2, 

’85,  J J Johnston  to  J S May  on $1,000 

Same  premises.  May  2,  ’85,  J S Mayon  to  F L Fake 

Jr $1,000 

Lot  15  of  lots  11  to  16  and  pt  9 and  10  blk  15  Linden 

Grove,  Apr  24,  J M Carson  to  H C Gray $2,100 

Lot  49  and  e 15  ft  lot  48  blk  1 Bates’  sub  sw  qr  21  38 
14,  April  17,  A Trebilcook  et  al  to  E H Valentine 

$3,700 

Lots  45  and  46  b 2 same  sub,  April  1,  E A West  to  R 

Lipsey $1,2C0 

Lots  15  and  16  b 4 Benedict’s  sub  20  38  14,  June  25, 

’85,  R S Cox  to  E Rooney $400 

Lot  5 b 6 Univ’ty  sub  of  Englewood,  Oct  20,  ’85,  C C 

Haskin  to  E Brimball ; . ..$1,800 

Lot  12  blk  12  in  sub  nw  qr  sw  qr  17  38  14,  April  26,  O 

Rahmer  to  M Henry $330 

Lot  6 b 10  Schorling’s  sub  pt  lot  1 n of  80th  st  and  e 
of  Euclid  av,  Apr  16,  A Schorler  to  C Dahlheim.$550 
Lots  17  18  23  b 5;  lots  25  and  26  b 3 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr 
21  38  14,  July  1,  ’85,  J D Smith  to  C H Caldwell. $858 
Lots  1 to  24,  30  to  48  bk  2 Pattison  & Fry’s  sub  37  38 

14,  Mch  29,  A Gage  to  H R Tanner $600 

Lot  27  and  n 12 ‘A  ft  lot  26  b 1 Univ’ty  snb  of  Engle- 
wood, March  16,  A Davidson  et  al  to  E E Kilmer 

$3,500 

Lot  73  b 1 Benedict’s  sub,  ne  qr  se  qr  20  38  14,  June 

10,  ’85,  R S Cox  to  P and  M Betteldorf $200 

Lots  47  and  48  b 8 Same’s  sub  no  qr  17  38  14,  Apr  20, 

H F Eames  to  M Hardie $800 


E 150  ft  of  n 25 ft  of  lot  1 blk  7,  Skinner  & Jndd’s 
sub  21  38  14,  Apr  27.  Anne  Read  to  J W Miller. $4, 800 
N 40  ft  of  S 76  ft  of  lot  3 b 12,  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub 
21  38  14,  April  10,  Geo  F Bailey  to  Anna  M John- 

son $1,400 

Lots  11  to  20  of  lots  14  and  15  b 3 etc  Linden  Grove, 
Dec  17,  ’85,  heirs  of  L D Allyn  to  H B Lewis.. $1,056 
Lots  39  and  40  b 5 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Apr 

1,  C E Gildersleve  to  Susan  E Bacon $2,700 

Lot  31  and  n hlf  lot  30  blk  2 Eames’  sub  ne  qr  ne  qr 
17  38  14,  Apr  24,  H C Gray  to  Nettie  Carson ..  $2,100 
Lots  59  to  62  b 1 Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  39  14,  May 

20,  ’85,  R S Cox  to  W J Lightburn $800 

Lot  46  b 1 High  Ridge  add  to  Auburn,  Apr  29,  P Gor- 
man to  Eliza  McCarthy . . $500 

Lot  9 b 6 Barnum  Grove,  Apr  27,  Alice  S Dutton  to 

H L Edgerton $4,000 

Lots  8 to  11,  397  and  398  South  Side  Homestead  sub 
m nw  qr  9 38  14,  JaD’y  9,  ’85,  Andrew  Crawford  to 

W J English $3,000 

Lot  37  Parmiy’s  add  to  Auburn,  January  7.  ’84,  H C 

Parmly  to  Martin  Olson $125 

Lot  43  b 3 University  sub  of  Englewood,  April  1,  M 

Van  Horn  to  F D Orcutt $530 

Lot  42  blk  3 same,  April  30,  Matthew  Van  Horn  to 

same $625 

Lot  2 b 11  Normal  School,  Apr  30,  Maria  W and  J E 

Gross  to  A H Reeves $1,800 

Lots  11  and  12  b 6,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Jan 

1,  S M Smith  to  H Nixon $3,300 

Lots  9 to  13  of  lots  5 8 etc  blk  19  and  part  20  Linden 
Grove,  Mch  24,  C R Matson  to  F Tinsley $2,340 

CALUMET. 

S 50  ft  of  lot  5 b 7 S Englewood,  Apr  12,  D Lynde  to 

Mary  Kloeber $1,200 

40x125  ft  in  blk  11  Sanders’  2nd  add  to  Blue  Island, 
Mch  9,  Nellie  S Bourke  to  A M Arnold $720 

LYONS. 

Lot  17  b 10  Cossitt’s  1st  add  to  La  Grange,  April  24, 

J M Hean  to  H S Faulkner $500 

Lot  34  b 17  Western  Springs,  Apr  19,  C I Peck  to  G 

T Thompson |j80 

2 acs  m e hlf  ne  qr  2 38  12.  April  26,  C M Trendel  to 

J Falardean $1,000 

Lots  43  and  44,  blk  13,  Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange, 
June  23,  ’84,  F D Cossitt  to  Mary  E Bridger . . . .$200 
Lots  1 and  2 b 20  La  Grange,  Apr  30,  W G Little  to 

J B Weatherstone $1  goo 

S hlf  n hlf  s hlf  se  qr  2g  38  12;  also  s hlf  n hlf  sw  qr 
sw  qr  28  38  12,  Dec  10,  ’85,  W Koeller  to  G Koell- 

er $1,500 

67x135  ft  on  5th  av  in  nw  qr  4 38  12,  Apr  22,  FD  Cos- 
sitt to  C BOyle $670 

E 25  ft  of  lots  11  to  15  b 1 Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange 
Apr  28,  F Keller  to  Louise  Kraus $100 

MAINE. 

Lots  8 to  11,  b 5,  Parson  & Lee’s  add  to  Desplaines, 

Mch  10,  Anna  Mong  to  H G Struckman $1,000 

JEFFERSON. 

S 50  ft  of  lot  1 b 11  Mont  Clare,  Apr  13,  Julia  A Ru- 
therford to  Clara  Peebles $350 

Lot  21  b 31  Irving  Park,  Apr  9,  A W Cooper  to  Mary 

E Loucks $400  etc 

N 4 21-100  acs  of  lot  7 Rees’  sub  sw  qr  10  40  13,  Apr 

7,  H Van  Holst  to  A Fischer $1,225 

Lot  10  b 34  Irving  Park,  Mch  30,  H Felsenthal  to  M 

Thomas $500 

Lots  4 to  10  and  46  b 20  Jefferson,  Apr  29,  B M Ba- 
ker to  C Z Miller $2,000 

CIOEBO. 

Lot  27  and  n 10  ft  lot  28  b 3 Austin’s  sub  8 39  13,  Apr 

36,  E Church  to  J Earl $1,500 

Und  1-16  of  e hlf  se  qr  34  39  13,  Nov  21,  ’84,  J Funk 

to  Ellen  A Minnier $1,800 

A strip  100  ft  wide  across  lot  2,  and  w 1J4  acs  of  lot 
1 De  Wolf’s  sub  in  se  qr  15  39  13.  Mch  27,  Uunion 

Mut  Life  Ins  Co  to  C & G W Rwy  Co $600 

Lot  11  b 3 Kettlestring’s  add  to  Harlem,  Apr  28,  W 

J McDonald  to  Anna  W Moore $5,300 

Lot  5 (ex  e 25  acs),  blk  8,  Austinville,  May  1,  Cyrus 

Libby  to  S Dunfee $700 

Lot  lg  b 21,  Scoville’s  sub  w hlf  ne  qr  7 39  13^  April 
21,  J W Ballard  to  Stella  J Goodwillie $9,500 


Lot  6 b 64  Evanston,  Mch  1,  Natl  Life  Ins  Co  to  W 

R Bailey $8,0C0 

Und  qr  of  wljr  60  ft  of  lot  3 b 3,  Snyder’s  add,  April 

21,  T C Hoag  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $250 

Lot  6 and  s 5 ft  of  lot  5 of  lots  1 to  5 etc  bkl  1,  Har- 
din’s add,  Apr  23,  Jas  C Connor  to  H Larson.  ..$360 

NEW  TBIEB. 

Lot  32  of  b 1 and  pt  2 Garland’s  add  to  Winnetka. 

Mch  26,  Geo  McKinney  to  Chloe  A Long $1,350 

MISOKELANEOUS. 

Lots  53  54  56  b 8 Russell’s  sub,  ne  qr  nw  qr  18  36  15, 

Mch  16,  P C Davis  to  C H Beckwith $600 

Lots  11  to  18  b 8,  Haas  & Powell’s  add  to  Riverside, 

Nov  24,  ’85,  Mstr  in  Chy  to  S C Storer $982 

Lot  26  b 1 Norwood  Prrk,  March  30,  E J Swan  to  W 

E Hadley $500 

Lot  15  b 1 Culver’s  Park,  April  29,  Luther  Wight  to 

Rhoda  J Nelson $250 

B 44;  also  lots  75  to  78  b 30  Clifton,  Apr  22,  D T Fo- 
ley to  W B Waters $700 

Lot  39  b 1 Culver’s  Park,  April  29,  E H Gammon  to 

F G Dahlstrom $200 

5 acs  in  nwqr  ne  qr  11  42  12,  April  24,  Kate  Cary  to 

Mary  McBean  $950 

Lots  40  and  41  b 2 Culver’s  Park,  Apr  26,  N G Bend 

to  C E Carlson $500 

Lot  9 b 2 Reich’s  add  to  Dalton,  Apr  26,  J Reiehardt 

to  H Reiehardt $1,500 

Same,  Apr  26,  H Reiehardt  to  A Reiehardt $1,500 

Lots  1 and  2 Norton’s  add  to  Lamont,  Apr  27,  John 

New  to  S Burroughs $500 

Sw  qr  se  qr  (37  acs)  14  42  11;  also  6 acs  in  sw  cor  ne 
qr  12  42  11,  March  8,  heirs  of  P Wendling  to  W 

Wisehman $2,830 

W half  e half  and  e half  w half,  all  of  ne  qr  30  41  12, 

Mch  13,  M Madigan  to  A Schroeder $6,200 

Lots  31  and  32  blk  3 Brown’s  add  to  Norwood  Park, 
Mch  4,  Elena  A Tyler  to  W V Graves $200 

4 acs  in  se  qr  36'42  12,  Apr  10,  F Balmes  to  H Brand 

$320 

5 hlf  lot  2 b 90  Elston’s  add,  May  18,  ’82,  W M Hal- 

sted  to  P Barrett $800 

E 164  ft  of  lot  27  of  w hlf  lots  20  to  24  b 2 Sheffield’s 

add,  Apr  23,  Mstr  in  Chy  to  H Muench $1,600 

5 31-100  acres  in  34  41  9,  Dec’r  28,  ’85,  J French  to  H 

Niewisch $375 

Lot  16  in  div  nw  qr  nw  qr  ne  qr  34  41  9,  Aug  4,  ’85, 

H L Glas  to  same $200 

Lots  19  and  20  blk  2 Brown’s  add  to  Norwood  Park, 

Mch  4,  Eleanor  A Tyler  to  Mary  E Murray $250 

Lot  21  blk  2 Bickerdike’s  add,  s hlf  lot  4 blk' 3 Lee’s 
add,  Apr  24,  Estate  of  Jno  Pagsch  to  Sara  V Leg- 
gett  ' $2,500 

12  acs  in  nw  qr  23  42  10,  April  1,  A Beckman  to  W 

Voss $3,350 

Lots  2 3 20  21  b 3 Wheeler’s  add  to  Matteson;  also  5 
acs  in  w hlf  ne  qr  26  35  13,  Apr  29,  W Arnold  to  C 

Korapp $1,000 

Lot  1 b 1 Singer  k Talcott’s  add  to  Lemont;  lot  11  b 
2 Singer  & Talcott’s  2nd  add  to  Lamont,  April  29, 

Barbara  Dutter  to  heirs  of  A Dutter $3,000 

Und  y3  of  lot  59  of  lot  1 and  pt  2 b 41  w hlf  etc  21  39 

14,  Apr  30,  J Wilson  to  Margt  Ryan $950 

Lots  776  to  777  blk  5 div  3 Riverside,  May  1,  Anna  E 

Cochrane  to  Mary  E Soper $15,000 

10  acs  in  se  qr  8 and  ne  qr  17  41 12,  Apr  28,  Mstr  in 

Chy  to  M Hoffmann $727 

Lots  17  and  18  blk  3 Brown’s  add  to  Norwood  Park, 
Mch  4,  Eleanor  A Tyler  to  Elizabeth  Hyatt. ..  $200 
Lots  26  and  27  b 4 same  add,  March  4,  same  to  Lou 

Lewis $200 

Lot  31  b 1 Culver  Park.  April  29,  E H Gammon  to 

Jno  Hailbeck $200 

Lot  40  b 1 same,  Apr  29.  same  to  J A Johnson $200 

Lots  20  and  21  b 3 same,  April  27,  same  to  Matilda 

Olson $400 

Nw  qr  25  ft  of  ne  qr  9 38  14,  April  22,  F A Havan  to 
M O’Brien $618 


EVANSTON, 

Wly  50  ft  of  lot  1 Co  elk’s  sub  in  19  41  14,  Apr  26,  C 

O’Neil  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $800 

W 41  ft  (measured  on  s line)  of  lot  7 b 52  Evanston, 

Mch  31,  C C Kertol  to  same $900 

W 50  ft  lot  6 Co  Clk’s  sub  19  41  14,  Apr  26,  J B Nel- 
son to  same $1,500 

Lot  6 b 52  Evanston,  Apr  17,  E C Cross  to  J C East- 

on $1,300 

Lot  22  and  e hlf  lot  21  blk  5 Grant  & Jackson’s  add, 

Mch  25,  Fred  J J Witt  to  H Ehlers $1,850 

50x12614  ft  adj  lot  7 in  blk  64  Evanston,  April  24,  T J 

Noyes  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $5,400 

Part  lots  12  3 and  s 1J4  ft  4 b 1 Gibbs,  Ladd  & Geor- 
ge’s add,  Apr  28,  Hannah  M Jenness  to  same. $4. 250 
Und  hlf  of  pt  wof  R Rd  of  2214  acs  in  19  41  14,  Apr 

10,  V W Foster  to  J P Odell $3,000 

Lot  5 b 52  Evanston,  Apr  27,  S B and  L L Knox  to  J 


C Easton . 


HUIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  AXD  qUIT- 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lot  40  b 10  J & Lee’s  sub  20  39  14,  Apr  5,  Mary  Gel- 

ler  to  F Dusek $125 

Lot  42  s hlf  b 49  19  39  14,  Apr  28,  G M Steise  to  Chas 

Gutz $20 

E hlf  lot  5 b 20  S S add,  Mch  5,  Anna  M Fuchs  to  A 

E Harroun $— 

N hlf  of  s 33  9-12  ft  of  e 40  ft  of  lot  1 b 32  Orig  Town 

Feb  25,  heirs  of  Peter  Beygeh  to  W Porter $1 

Lots  15  and  16  b 1 Bickerdike’s  add,  April  15,  Margt 

J Lister  to  H H Karstens $1 

Und  y of  lot  33  b 32  19  39  14,  Apr  16,  Estate  of  Anna 

M Lohman  to  J P Neal $633 

Lot  28  b 4 Sampson  & Green’s  add,  Apr  24,  Mary  F 

C Bluhm  to  J C Craig $100 

W hlf  b 12  e hlf  se  qr  18  39  14,  Apr  16,  H A Gardner 

to  A C C oodman $1 

Lots  19  to  23  and  pt  16  w hlf  b 90  w hlf  27  39  14,  Apr 

19,  T W Loomis  to  C H Blair $1 

Und  % in  lots  6 to  12  and  land  east  and  adj  of  lot  11 
North  add,  and  lot  1 Edson’s  sub  in  nw  qr  8 40  14, 


$1,600  Apr  20,  W A Paulson  to  A L Irwinetc ..$20,000 


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S 35  {t  of  n 120  ft  of  lot  116  Hull’s  sub  9V4  aoros  in  4 

39  14,  Apr  26,  P McCurthy  to  J O’Toole $1 

Lots  29  to  32  b 8,  Watson  T & D sub,  6 39  14,  Feb  24, 

L V Davis  to  A 0 Thomson $90 

Lots  1 2 3 b 14  Pierce’s  ndJ  to  Holstein,  April  23,  A 

Odenwalder  to  L F Gaadsell  et  al $1 

Lot  30  Ilnrliue  & Roman’s  sub  in  se  qr  5 39  14,  Apr 

30,  D (J  Hamilton’s  to  P Muella $25 

Und  half  lot  62  Mcllroy’s  sub  sw  qr  1 39  13,  May  1, 

S R Harris  to  S R Harney $650 

W hlf  of  9?4  acs  of  w haif  se  qr  13  39  13,  April  7,  B 

Moos  to  L Silverman $1 

Lots  24  and  25  b 16  Newberry  add;  lot  21  b 2 Bicker- 
dike’s  add;  lot  5 and  s hlf  lot  4 b 3 Lee’s  add,  Apr 

28,  Sara  V Leggett  to  C Pagels  $3,000 

Lots  5 and  6 b 23  Ravenswood,  April  6,  Lora  A Van 

Allen  to  J J McDerraitt $100 

Lot  85  b 1 Stave’s  sub  ne  qr  36  40  13,  April  26,  D G 

Hamilton  to  J Naedelen  $40 

Lots  30  and  31  (ex  n 4 ft)  w hlf  bk  90  w hlf  27  39  14, 

Apr  22.  J C Rathborne  to  S B Barker $2 

Lot  26  b 1 bk  3.  Honore’s  sub  18  39  14,  April  28,  D G 

Hamilton  to  C M Sturges $225 

Und  of  lots  14  15  16  (ex  e 62.88  ft)  b 17,  Crosby’s 
sub  e hlf  se  qr  25  40  13,  Apr  29,  R Rasmussen  et  al 

to  J Jacobson $1 

Und  % of  lot  1 blk  4 Johnston  & Cox’s  sub  36  40  13, 
Apr  29,  same  to  same $1 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  May  6,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  273  $1,847,359 

County 234  634,884 

Total 507  |2,482,043 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  May  7,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 187  $866,969 

County 234  566,571 

Total 421  $1,433,540 


TRUST  DEEDS. 

Armes  J L to  EE  Edgerton  Apr  7,  pt  It 

12  b 12,  11  38  14,  1 y 8%  p m $2,500 

Ambert  A J to  J H Ernst,  apr  30,  lot  20  b 

53,  34  40  14,  5 y 6$ $2,000 

Ambert  A J to  M Schmitz,  May  1,  It  20  b 

53,  33  40  14,  3 y 8% $1,400 

Adamski  M to  E Maynard,  Sept  9,  It  14  b 

31  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 7%  p m $200 

Allen  L to  J C Miller  Apr  19,  Its  41  to  44 
b 10,  22  38  13.  mthly  8 %,  2 deeds.  ..  $6,800 
Burke  a to  o L Niehoff  May  3.  pt  b 7 22  39 

13,  3 y 8% 3,000 

Burkhard  J to  M L & B assn  apr  23,  e lif  It 

2  b 5.  s b add,  wkly  5 1-5$ . .$2,000 

Bratchacek  M to  T Schintz  apr  29,  It  26  b 

47,  29  39  14,  3 y 6% $1,000 

Bradwell  V W and  M M tojT  B Nesbit  Feb 
25,  pt  Its  2 and  7 It  11,  etc,  b 1,  Ellis’ 

add,  2 y 8% $8,500 

Brausch  P to  H J Christoph  apr  28,  pt  Its 
41  and  42,  Bronson’s  add,  1 y 8%.  . .$5,000 
Brim  hall  E to  H P Gaskin  Dec  20,  It  5 b 

5,  21  38  14,  2 y 7% $500 

Bacon  S E to  S M Smith,  apr  1,  Its  39  and 

30  b 5,  21  38  14,  mthly  6$  pm $1,300 

Bouter  EC'to  H Greenebaum  Arl  21,  It  12 

and  pt  11,  11  39  13,3  y 6%,  p m $600 

Baker  S B to  F B Peabody  Arl  22,  pt  It  30 
and  31  b 90,  27  39  14,  5 y 8%,  p m . . $30,000 
Bandow  P W to  H M Mathews  Sept  26,  It 

2 b 1,  36  40,  13,  2 y 7% $1,200 

Burke  L to  A Peterson  apr  24,  s hf,  It  10 

b 20,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7% $1,200 

Brimhall  EtoFR  Chandler  Oct  20,  It  5 b 

, 5,21  3914,  3 y 7 % $900 

Birch  T to  J H Bissell,  Mch  22,  It  9 b 3,  33 

39  14,  4 y 7% $1,000 

Brown  J T to  W Heckman,  apr  24,  It  30  b 

24,  5 37  15,  Jan  4, ’88,  8 % $150 

Bailey  W R to  J N Hills,  Mch  1,  lot  6 b 64 

Evanston,  3 y 8% $5,000 

;3ates  E N to  F B Peabody,  apr  30,  pt  n 

hlf  nw  qr  36  39  12,  2 y 7% $6,000 

Brewster  J H to  M B Nichols,  apr  16,  It  18 

b 27,  12  39  13,  2 y 8% $750 

3uckley  N B to  C W and  P E Stanley,  — , 

It  30  b 20  Ravenswood,  1 y 7% $3,000 

Bachmann  W to  J F Rehm  Apr  26,  It  31, 

Bogue’s  add,  1 y 7%  p m $1,000 

Baeh  B E to  C W Nicholes  Feb  1,  It  1 b 6, 

16  38  14,  2 y 8$ $150 

Bransch  P to  H J Christoph  apr  28,  pt  Its 
41  and  42,  Bronson’s  add,  3 y 8% . . . . $3,000 
Uaha  J to  W Heinemann  Arl  29,  It  28, 

Green’s  sub,  20  39  14,  2 y6(J $1,500 

Bird  J F to  G A Pease  apr  26,  It  32  b 1 b 

' 2,  3 38  14,  4 y 8%  p m $2,000 

,lerg  H W to  P W Snowhook  Apr  27,  pt  Its 
i 22  and  23  b 51,  7 39  14,  2 y 7%. . . . $3,000 
Boesch  J 0 to  S E Gross  Apr  26,  It  43  b 4, 

j Clifford’s  add,  3 y 6#  p m $400 

Base  H M to  G W Murray,  Apr  26,  It  14  b 

31,  33  39  14,  5 y 7% $1,200 

arlson  P A to  H G Foremau  apr  1,  It  75 
b 1,  20  38  14,  40  mos  8%  p m $200 


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Christeansen  A to  C Holbeck  Jan  2,  It  25  b 

8,  1 39  13,  6 y 8% $600 

Casper  M to  C S Waller  Arl  26,  It  121  n e 

qr,  28  39  14,  6 mos  8% $400 

Christofferson  H to  C F Hatterman  jr  It  11 

b 2,  6 39  14,  4 y 8% $1,000 

Cygan  A to  R Berger  apr  20,  Its  24  and 

25  b 5,  35  40  13,  3 y 7 % $800 

Clark  J C to  B F Weber  Apr  17  Its  8 to  10 
b 3,  Ingledew’s  add,  Ravenswood,  3 y 8% 

pm $1,500 

Clancv  W to  A B Jenks,  May  1,  lot  8 b 32, 

17  39  14,  1 y 6$ $5,000 

Campbell  F W to  HA  Hurlbut  Arl  22,  pt 

Its  1 to  5 It  19,  etc,  12  39  13,  5 y 7%,  6 

deeds $21,000 

Chew  G B to  A Peterson  apr  27,  It  27  b 1, 

1 39  13,  3 y 7% $400 

Caldwell  S E to  F Sommer  apr  29,  Its  43 

and  44  b',14, 14  38  14,  wkly  5 1 5% $1,600 

Compton  A M to  W MR  Vose  Apr  1,  Its 
13  and  14  b 31,  Ravenswood,  3 y 8%.  .$740 
Cleaver  F W to  J C Miller  Arl  19,  pt  It  11 

It  8 b 6,  Cleaverville,  mthly  8 % $1,100 

Clarke  F b to  F b Peabody  Arl  26,  pt  b 5, 

18  39  14,  5 y 8%,  8 deeds $14,000 

orame  D o to  S M Moore  Apr  26,  It  3 b 1,  9 

39  13,  5 y 7% $500 

Campbell  f to  h J mders  May  1,  Its  1 to  6 

It  61  b 49,  17  30  14,  1 y 8% 4,000 

christofferson  J to  b Berger  Arl  22,  It  12  b 

4,  6 37  15‘  3 y 8% 500 

Caldwell  c e to  J N Young  apr  23,  It  9 It 

13  sw  qr,  34  39  14,  2 y 8% 2,000 

Cherry  R R to  R P Layton,  Jan  23,  pt  b 2 
and  all  3,  5 to  10  and  12,  Washington 

Heights,  5 y 8% $18,000 

Castle  G H to  J V A Weaver,  apr  27,  pt  It 

15,  26  39  14,  3 y 7% $500 

Chatfleld  E P to  J Rosenthal,  Oct  30,  It  27 

It  11,  18  40  14,  1 y 8% $1,000 

Cassidy  M to  G N Stone,  Dec  3,  lots  l* 1 * 3 * * * 7 8  to 

19  b 1,  14  38  14,  2 y 8% $150 

Doan  B and  G E io  G H Laflin  apr  14,  It 

10.  H,  L & Co’s  sub,  3 38  14,  2 y 6%.  . $450 
Donavan  C E to  R Berger  apr  26,  It  36  b 

2 b 3,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 6# $3,000 

Dunn  E G to  L Eyke  Mch  20,  It  44  b F, 

Wrightweod,  and  other  property.  5 y 6$, 

2 deeds . . .$5,700 

Dewid  W to  A V Knickerbocker  Apr  22,  It 

4 b 2,  28  39  14,  wkly  8 % $300 

Dodge  M A and  W C to  L Baird  apr  26,  It 

23  b 19,  Ravenswood,  5 y 7% $2,000 

Dolan  P H to  J E Dalton  apr  5,  pt  It  1 b 

1,  12  39  13,  mthly  7% $400 

Davis  D J to  H W Magee  apr  9,  Its  11,12 
and  pt  13.  b 21,  Carpenter’s  add,  Aug  1, 

8%,  p m $7,500 

Denzel  A to  F Lackner  apr  29,  It  49  b 1, 

29  40  14,  1 y 7% $600 

Deill  J to  F L Wilke  Apr  29,  It  22  It  43, 

etc,  12  39  16,  1 y 7%  p m $1,200 

Dearlove  G to  L C Stebbins  apr  30,  Its  2 
and  3 It  6 etc  b 2 b 12,  Rockwell’s  add, 

5 y 6%,  p m 2 deeds $6,450 

Dable  J to  T H Schintz  apr  29,  It  8 b 37, 

s s add,  3y  7% $1,600 

Delamater  F C to  E F Bayley  Mch  16,  It 

19  b 28,  25  40  13,  5 y 7% $1,200 

Dimond  J F to  G A Rose  Apr  27,  It  11  It  2 

b 4,  Rockwell’s  add,  5 y 7% $1,000 

Doerr  W J to  A Tripp  Apr  27,  pt  It  8,  b 

48,  21  39  14,  4 y 8% $4,000 

Ehrenmann  W to  R Berger  Apr  20,  It  8 b 

6 b 4 etc,  35  40  13,  3 y 7% $700 

Eisen-Bockius  F B to  S E Gross  Mch  25, 

Its  19  and  20  b 4,  Clifford’s  add,  3 y 8%.  . 

$1166 

Edstrom  A to  n G Foremau  apr  1,  It  74  b 

1,  20  38  14,  40  mos,  6j  pm $200 

Fitzpatrick  J to  G N Stone,  Nov  25,  Its  21 

to  24  b 1,  22  38  14,  5 y 8% $787 

Flynn  B M to  G N Stone,  Dec  3,  It  20  b 1, 

22  38  14,  6 m 6% $150 

Finn  J J to  A V Knickerbocker  Apr  27,  It 
21  b 8,  White’s  add,  Evanston,  mthly  8% 

$1,100 

Finks  R to  H Felsenthal  Arl  26,  pt  Its  5 

and  6 b 10,  Brand’s  add,  3 y 8% $4,000 

Fritz  h to  0 o Butz  Apr  12,  pt  It  18,  3 38 

14,  mthly  8 % 1,700 

Fortin  A to  J N Stone  May  1,  Its  51  and  52 


b 12, 17  39  14,  5 y 6% 8,500 

Friedman  C S to  W V Jacobs  Arl  29,  Its  1 

and  2 b 1.  27  38  14,1  y 8% $450 

Franz  0 W to  S Gehr  apr  28,  It  37  It  5 etc, 

18  39  14,  5 y 6$ $2,100 

Fortin  A to  J N Stone  apr  28,  Its  51  and 

52  b 12, 17  39  14,  5 y 8% $8,500 

Firme  C to  E H Vavra  Apr  28,  It  19  b 2,  33 

39  14.  wkly  8% $800 

Freeman  A D to  A Tidholm  Arl  28,  pt  It  11 

b 1,  16  38  14,  3 y 7% $1,200 

Fraker  A to  H G Foreman  Arl  27,  Its  19 

and  20,  Stone’s  add,  3 y 7 % $800 

Fitzsimmons  P to  O C Butz  Arl  12,  It  5 b 2 

b 15,  6 39  14,  mthly  8 % $1,400 

Ford  J S to  H W Wolseley,  apr  12,  pt  It  2 

b 5 Clearville,  mthly  8% $3,000 

Ford  N H to  H L Turner,  Mch  24,  It  1 b 2 

19  39  14,  7 y 6% $2,000 

Fuertsch  G to  R Berger  apr  20,  Its  73  and 

74  b 8,  35  40  13,  3 y 7% $2,000 

Flodin  C to  C C Fricke  Apr  28,  It  21  b 7, 

J,  R & S’s  add,  3 y 6%  p m $4,100 

Flavin  T to  J J Dunn  Apr  22,  Its  1 to  3 b 

1,  16  38  14,  3 y 7% $540 

Gorr  G Y et  al  to  J C D Ross  Apr  26,  pt  It 

15  b 2,  Sheffield’s  add,  6 y 6%  p m.  . $4,500 
Glassner  A to  D R Lewis  Apr  27,  It  31  to 

36  b 19,  Jefferson,  2 y 6% $200 

Gibson  F to  L Baird  Apr  26,  It  1 It  E,  21 

40  14,  3 y 6% $3,000 

Gross  J W to  H W J ackson  Mch  27,  Its  16 

to  20,  Down’s  sub,  19  39  13,  2 y 6%  p m 

$3,375 

Gow  M and  W to  J E Otis  apr  28,  It  7 b 3, 

33  3914 $1,000 

Gibson  M to  A H Yeeder  apr  29,  It  41  b 1 

b 24,  29  39  14,  2 y 8% $200 

Gormully  R P to  A T Galt,  apr  12,  It  16  It 

3 It  2 Bronson’s  add,  3 y 6% $556 

Gardner  A R and  W A to  F Moore,  apr  16, 

It  21  b 20,  Bavenswood,  3 y 7% ... . $2,000 
Grovenswold  J to  H G Foreman  Oct  12.  It 

38  b 2,  20  38  14,  30  mos  ftpin $150 

Green  K and  R to  T S McClelland  Arl  1, 

Its  15  and  18  b 5,  etc,  7 40  14,  Oct  1,  ’89, 

5% $4,200 

Grable  B A to  W C Demkert  Mch  5,  It  5 It 

27  eto,  13  39  13.  mthly  7%,  p m $900 

Goldston  H to  J Stern  apr  28,  It  92,  s e qr, 

13  39  13,  wkly  7% $3,300 

Gorman  Pto  J E Dalton  apr  5,  It  2 b 4 It 

3,  12  39  13,  mthly  7 % $500 

Gorman  J to  W L Moss  apr  19,  It  8 b 4,  36 

40  13,  2 y 6$ $500 

Gray  K to  J L Allen  apr  28.  It  8 It  2 b 10. 

Rockwell’s  add,  3 y 8% $2,625 

Garben  H to  R Berger,  apr  26,  It  9 b 2,  33 

40  14,  1 y 7% $1,000 

Gardner  A R and  W to  L S Pitner  apr  16, 

It  1 b 20,  Ravenswood $1,700 

Grainger  R tc  E C Harmon  Mch  27,  pt  It 

37  b 2,  18  39  14,  3 y 7%  p m $2,500 

Hoffman  S to  J McConnell  Apr  1,  It  20  b 

8,  29  40  14,  3 y 8%  p m $526 

Henderson  H to  C F Collott  apr  20,  Its  13 

and  14  b 6,  20  40  14,  3 y 8%  p m $2,000 

Haggerty  C P to  C A Burley  Sept  19,  It 

86  b 8,  29  40  14,  6 y 6% $525 

Hutt  C A to  L H Davis,  apr  9,  lot  12  b 23, 

16  38  14,  54  m 8% $450 

Hestroffer  L to  W E Furness,  May  3,  pt  It 

43  b 1,  9 38  14 $550 

Holbrook  Z S to  G W Smith,  May  1,  pt  b 

4 Evanston,  3 y 8% $5,000 

Hales  S to  A Peterson  Arl  27,  pt  Its  21 

and  24  b 1 b 3.  18  39  14,  3 y 7% $900 

Haynes  P F to  C A Burley  Mch  2,  It  79  b 8, 

29  40  14,  5 y 6% $550 

Hammond  G and  I b to  W D Cooper  May  1, 

It  45  b 8 b 4,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y 8%.  .$500 
Huelsman  O to  0 Naef,  Arl  26,  It  44  b 6,  U 

& m’s  add,  mthly,  7% $1,500 

Hendford  T W to  N a Partridge  May  1,  pt 
b 18,  Smitlpsadd,  Maywood,  4 y 8%.  $1,000 
nealy  P to  J Foley  May  3,  Its  6 and  7 b 24, 

29  39  14,  mthly  8%. $1,100 

Heintz  L to  E E Prussing  May  3,  pt  It  9 b 

8,  36  40  13,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Halich  J to  E Knauer  Apr  30,  pt  It.  2 It  3 

etc,  28  40  14,  5 y 8% 1,500 

Hamill  P to  P Keane  Apr  20,  Its  129  and 
130,  17  39  14,  wkly  8% $8,000 


Husuk  L to  E B Pease  Apr  10,  It  22  b 1, 

35  40  13,  3 y 7'f, $100 

Hirschfield  H to  J Stern  apr  27,  It  4 It  5, 
etc,  b 5 Sheffield’s  add,  5 y 8%  p m . . $4,200 
Heiden  C to  H A Coodrich  Sept  1,  It  6 b 

55, 19  39  14,  Jan  2,  ’88,  7^p  m $460 

Halsmann  H to  O Korup  apr  30,  It  19  b 3, 

7 39  13,  5 y 7% $1,500 

Hennessey  M to  C J Vopicka  apr  30,  It  22 

b 1,  4 38  14,  2 y 6% $500 

Hart  H to  J Wolfmstetter  apr  29,  It  17  b 

2,  29  40  14,  3 y 7 % $150 

Hoffman  W to  L Ammann  Arl  28,  It  20  It 

159,  Butterfield’s  add,  3 y 8% $400 

Hommas  F to  G Snydacker  Arl  28,  It  1 It 

4 b 52,  21  39  14,  5 y 7% $1,000 

Halladay  G to  M E Greenbaum  apr  29,  It 

1,  Gross’  2d  add,  Dec  3,  7% $300 

Hanrahan  C to  M A Farr  Apr  22,  It  44  b 3, 

10  39  13,  60  ds  7%  p m $454 

Hanorski  LFtoH  Felsenthal,  May  1,  It  5 

b 1,  6 39  14,  3 y 8% $1,000 

Hall  A B to  W L DeWolf,  May  1,  It  23  b 1 

34  39  14,  3 y 6 % $2,000 

Halley  B to  H Tooley,  apr  30,  pt  It  50  b 1, 

34  39  14,  1 y 8% $3,000 

Hill  R S to  T Whitfield.  Mch  2,  It  19  Bow- 
en’s sub  ne  qr  3 38  14,  4 y 8% $1,275 

Halla  C to  T Schintz  Apr  28,  It  3 It  112 

Bronson’s  add,  3 y 8% $5,000 

Horgan  W to  H C Zuttermeister  Apr  27, 

It  26  b 2 It  3 etc,  21  39  14,  5 y 8%.  . .$1,500 
Johnson  A P to  J F Rhodes  May  3,  It  11  b 

6,  W Springs,  mthly,  8% $1,400 

Jones  T S to  E Runyan  May  1,  It  38  b 2 

b 4 5,  7 39  14,  5 y 8% $550 

Jensen  W P to  C F Rasmussen  apr  30,  It 

lb  1,31  40  14,  2 y 8% $325 

Jeske  G to  A V Knickerbocker  apr  28,  It 

18  b 7,  20  39  14,  wkly  8% $800 

Kiley  J to  I W Rawson  Apr  24,  It  5 b 4, 18 

39  14,  3 y 8% $2,500 

Kahler  C to  W T Dwight  apr  28,  pt  It  21 

b 64,  7 39  14,  3 y 7% $4,500 

Keeler  B C to  C Litchfield  apr  29,  It  24  b 

17,  Ravenswood,  3 y 7% $1,800 

Kaiser  A to  A Mack,  apr  6.  It  1 b 1 Irving 

Park,  1 y 8% '. $500 

Keady  J to  A Wisner,  apr  30,  lots  17  and 

18  b 7,  7 39  14,  3 y 7 % $2,000 

Kies  C to  H G Foreman  apr  27,  n hf  It  13 

and  pt  14  b 19/  Duncan’s  add,  1 y 8%.  . 

$3,000 

Katz  E and  A L to  J Stern  Apr  28,  It  19 
and  pt  20  b 7,  Bushnell’s  add, wkly  7$.$500 
Kunes  J to  T H Schintz,  apr  29,  It  90  b 34, 

19  39  14,  3 y 7% $600 

Keady  J to  M Majewska  Apr  23,  It  29  b 9, 

Elston’s  add,  wkly,  6 3-10$,  2 deeds.  $2,000 
Kilwer  E E to  W A Purcell  Mch  16,  It  27 
and  pt  26  b 1,  21  38  14,  3 y 7%,  2 deeds 

$3,315 

Krajewski  J to  F Lackner  Apr  28,  Its  19 

and  20,  Drake’s  sub,  11  39  13 $200 

Keati.gM  to  F R Chandler  Apr  26,  pt  It 
14  b 2,  34  39  13,  3 y 7%.  2 deeds ....  $2,000 
Kroon  J to  H G Foreman  Oct  12,  It  39  b 2, 

20  38  14,  3 y 8%  p m $150 

Kloeber  M to  J S Huey  Apr  12,  It  5 b 7,  4 

37  14,  3 y 8% $350 

Kennedy  m J to  m Almy  May  1,  It  13  b 18, 

17  39  14,3  y 7% $600 

Karrow  G to  C Jorn  May  1,  It  47  b 1,  28 

39  14,  2 y 7% 500 

Kircher  J to  S b French  Arl  29,  It  50  b 2, 

Kent’s  sub,  9 38  14,  -,  pm $1,500 

Krajewski  J to  A Wisner  Mch  6,  Its  19  and 
20,  Drake’s  sub,  11  39  13,  63  mos,  8%  p m . 

$630 

Kuhn  C F to  J C Schumacher,  May  1,  It  24 

b 54,  19  39  14,  3 y 6% $900 

Lombard  J L to  W E Furness,  Mch  3,  It  1 
bs  47  and  48,  b 15.  Douglas  Pk  add,  5 y 

8% $1,000 

Lerhaut  F jrto  TH  Schintz  Apr  6,  It  100 

b 43,  19  39  14,  3 y 7% $3,000 

Landahl  c o to  W A Swart  Apr  5,  Its  7 a nd 

8 b 9,  Kensington,  mthly,  7 % $2,000 

Leyden  m R to  J Mattocks  Arl  15,  pt  It  13 

It  18  b 1,  Ellis  w add,  2 y 8% 4,000 

Lehmann  A A to  A W Eschenburg,  Apl  26, 

pt  b 2,  Clarke’s  add,  3y  8# $4,009 

Lindstrum  M to  S L Boyce  Apr  24,  It  12  b 

3,  21  3814.  5 y 7% $1,500 

Liebman  R and  A to  H Felsenthal  Apr  27, 

Its  7 to  11  b 10,  23  38  14,  1 y 7%.  . .$1,000 
Lupke  A to  T H Schintz,  apr  28,  It  93  b 

43,  33  40  14, 1 y 8% $1,000 

Levin  C L to  B L Peas9  apr  26,  It  11  b 56, 

S Chicago,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Lindgreen  A to  H E Greenbaum  apr  20,  pt 
It  8 and  9 It  78,  etc,  Butterfield’s  add,  2 

y 8% $2,300 

Lavery  W to  H E Greenbaum  apr  29,  It 

40  b 27,  33  39  14,  2 y 7% $500 

Lipe  E to  J Rosenthal,  May  1,  Its  8 and  9 

It  1 b 34  o t,  2 y 8% $25,000 


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Lndlam  R to  H C Van  Schaack,  May  1.  pt 

r It  3 b 21  frl  15  add,  5 y 7% $7,000 

Maynard  E P to  D W Graves  Apr  23,  It 

37  It  2 b 45,  3 y 7% $1,200 

McCormick  W to  P W Holway  Apr  28,  It 
13,  Fortune’s  sub,  4 38  14,  nattily  7%.  $2,500 
Marshall  C M and  J F to  J E Pearson. 

Apr  1,  It  27  b 2,  13  39  13,  2 y 7% $800 

Mason  T to  F Babbage  Mch  11,  It  1 It  35, 

etc,  28  40  14,  6 mos  6 % $1,000 

Mannhardt  E to  W Vocke  apr  30,  It  85  b 

39,  3 40  14,  5 y 6% $3,500 

Muller  W to  M Schintz  Apr  27,  It  12  b 41. 

33  40  14.  2 y 7 % $300 

Moore  J G to  J M Gillespie  Arl  29,  pt  It 

1,  Dale’s  sub,  34  39  14,  3 y 7% $2,000 

Murphy  P to  J E Dalton  Apr  5,  It  6 b 21  b 

18,  7 39  14,  mthly  H $500 

Malm  E to  W Heckman.  , It  10  b 2. 

23  38  14.3  y 7% $600 

Marsh  C F to  L Baird  Apr  15,  It  7 b 11, 
Kimbark’s  add,  Hyde  Park,  3 y 6%  p m, 

2 deeds $3,750 

Martin  R L to  F R Chandler  Mch  1.  pt  b 

7,  9 39  13‘  3 y 0% .$4,000 

Morgan  J H to  BL  Pease  Apr  1,  It  65  b 

20.  7 39  14,  2 y 8% $470 

McKenna  M to  M Schweisthal,  May  1,  lot 

2 ne  qr  1 38  13,  3 y 8# $6,000 

Miller  T W to  F Babbage,  May  1,  pt  It  11 

North  add,  5 y 0% $10,000 

Meazek  V to  E Maynard,  Feb  26,  lot  43  b 

30  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7%  p m $200 

Meihoffer  J to  O Peltzer.  May  1,  pt  Its  27 
and  26  lot  44  etc,  Bronson’s  add,  4 y,  1% 

$450 

Meihoffer  J to  F J Michel,  May  1,  pt  Its  27 
and  26  lot  44  etc,  Bronson’s  add,  5 y,  6% 

$ 1,000 

McAdow  J L to  S Dunlop  May  1,  It  17, 

Pease’s  add.  Oak  Park 2,615 

Mensson  A to  N E Gary  May  3,  Its  1 and  2 
b 4,  1 39  13  etc,  5 y 5%.  p m 2 deeds. . 

$2,500 

Muncdt  H C to  J C Schumacher  Apr  26,  It 

48  b 3.  Dock’s  add,  3 y 7 % $700 

Miller  J W to  J Bigelow  Apr  27,  pt  It  1 b 

7,  S J’  sub,  21  38  14,  18  mos  0% $2,800 

Montgomery  M to  M R Freshwaters  apr 
22.  Its  13  and  14  It  24  etc,  12  39  14,  4 y 

6% $4,100 

McDonald  A to  P F Kuefel  apr  29,  It  8 b 

17,  36  40  13,  3 y 7% $350 

Moore  A W and  N G to  S Dunlop,  apr  28, 

It  11  b 3,  7 39  13,  Jan  1,  ’89,  7% $2,450 

McLennan  J A to  F R Chandler.  May  1,  pt 

b 1,  34  39  14,  3 y 6% $15,000 

McMahon  P to  R Berger  Arl  22,  It  11  b 6, 

7 39  14,  3 y 6# $1,200 

Morgan  M to  G A Rose  Arl  26,  It  26  b 2 b 

5,  4 38  14, 5 y 6%  p m $1,250 

McLean  W H to  W E Furness  apr  15,  It  4 

b 1,  S Evanston,  6$ $3,000 

Nietohn  S to  T W Sennott,  Apr  29,  It  27  b 

5,  29  40  14,  wkly  8% $2,400 

Neumann  J P to  W F Lubeke  Arl  28,  It  22 

b 3.  33  39  14, 1 y 6% $1,000 

Newell  A et  al  to  C F Clarke  Feb  27.  Its  1 

to  8 b 6 b 13,  Sheffield’s  add $30,000 

Nelson  J P to  C 0 Bergquist  apr  29,  pt  It 

2 b 20,  J R & S’s  add,  2 y H $500 

Noey  H to  E Knaur.  apr  28,  Its  26  and  27, 

b 23,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 7% $250 

Olsen  P A to  T Schintz  Apr  20,  It  15  b 1, 

6 39  14,  3 y 8% $2,500 

Oyerheu  W to  W Heinemann  apr  29,  Its 
46  and  47  b 1 b 4,  33  39 14, 5 y 7%. . . $1,200 
Olsen  C to  H M Bacon  Mch  12,  pt  It  4 b 2, 

Myrick’s  2d  add,  3 y 6% $1,900 

Opitz  C to  S Wallner  Apr  22,  It  32  b 43,  19 

39  14,  mthly  8 % $1,200 

Orcutt  F D to  D Eichberg,  apr  21,  lots  42 
and  43  b 3,  21  38  14,  3 y 7%  2 deeds  $2,000 
Owen  C J to  J Gunzenhauser  May  3,  It  26 

b 8,  4 38  14,  4 y 7% $1,800 

O’Neil  T to  W D Kerfoot  Apr  1,  pt  It  7 b 

25,  J R & S’s  add,  5 y 7%  pm $3,500 

Penberthv  J to  E Prussing  Arl  12,  pt  b 5, 

K & P’s  add,  Peunock,  3 y 7£,  2 deeds 

$2,400 

Paulsmeier  F to  C C Schumacher  Apr  28. 

It  10  b 2,  20  39  14,  wkly  5 % $3,500 


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Philbrick  E to  L Shissler,  May  1,  It  9 b 2, 

15  38  14,  Aug  1,  ’89,  8% $9,500 

Parman  W J to  C Jorn  May  1,  It  9 b 6, 

Kay ’8  add,  3 y 7% $1,000 

PotterA  C to  D M Hillis  apr  30,  pt  It  32, 

N,  R & G’s  sub,  15  38  14, 1 y 8% $800 

Peck  J T to  C W Nicholes  apr  22,  pt  It  11 

b 3,  16  38  14,  5 y 7% $2,400 

Peck  J T to  A E Kesler  apr  25,  pt  It  11  b 

3,  16  38  14,  mthly  7% $1,900 

Pyne  E and  Dto  H E Greenbaum  apr  29. 

pt  It  24  b 13,  17  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,250 

Parish  S M to  M R Freshwaters  apr  20,  It 

53  b 2,  34  39  14,  5 y 6% $5,000 

Phillips  R S to  W D Kerfoot  apr  20,  It  25 

b 9.  6 39  14,  5 y 6% $2,400 

Prochaska  J to  C D Lusk  Arl  20,  It  39  b 5, 

20  39  14,  3 y 7 % $800 

Peterson  S to  H A Haugan  Apr  29.  pt  It  25 

b 1,  6 39  14,  3 y 8% $2,000 

Quackenbush  L S to  C S Redfield,  May  1, 

Its  25  and  26  b 5,  16  38  14,  66  m 8%  p m 

$2,500 

Rassler  C to  I C Miller  Apr  19,  It  57, 
Parmly’s  add,  Auburn,  mthly  8%. ...  $900 
Ridge  W R to  T W Sennott,  apr  28,  lot  96 

b 5.  19  39  14,  wkly  8% $500 

Rassman  E to  J Stern  Apr  28,  It  65  b 1 b 

7,  29  40  14,  wkly  7% $1,000 

Randall  A F to  F B Peabody  Arl  28  It  50  b 

4 Davis’  add,  5 y 7% $1,500 

Retzloff  A to  J Rosenthal  Apr  3,  w hf  It 

97,  Butterfield’s  add,  3 y 6% $1,600 

Rennick  E A to  A P Brink,  apr  19,  lot  1 b 

2,  17  40  14 $1,600 

Roscher  G F to  A m Robbins  Mch  30,  Its  3 
to  5 b 39,  Elston’s  add,  3 y 8%  p m . . $2,850 
Rhode  F to  T Schintz  Arl  15,  It  13  b 5,  5 

39  14,  1 y 8% $1,000 

Rooney  n to  R B Bacon  Arl  3,  pt  It  4 b 30, 

s s add,  5 y 8% $2,000 

Roundy  D C to  S W Rawson  Arl  15,  It  2 It 
16  etc,  b 9 Ashland’s  add,  42  mos,  0%.  . 

4,250 

Rosalie  Music  Hall  Co  to  J D Gill  May  1, 

Its  9 to  13,  Rosalie  Villas,  5 y 7%  . . . . $5,000 
Roucka  V to  W Kaspar,  May  1,  It  1 It  11 

b 67,  21  39  14,  3 y $1,500 

Reeves  A H to  W H Holden,  apr  30,  It  2 b 

11,  21  38  14,  2 y 7% $1,400 

Rossmark  J to  W L Moss,  Mch  8,  lot  7 b 7 

Pierce’s  add  Holstein,  2 y 7% $250 

Ryan  E to  M E Greenbaum,  May  1,  Its  24 
and  25  b 16,  Newberry’s  add,  2 y 7%.  . $200 
Riled  S W to  J C Miller  apr  19,  Its  39  and 

40  b 1,  Normalville,  mthly  2 % $800 

Reynolds  J A to  E L Wright  apr  1,  Its  20 

and  21  b 11,  18  39  14,  3 y $1,500 

Rooney  E to  H G Foreman  Mch  8,  Its  15 

and  16  b 4,  20  38  14,  ly^pm $100 

Raabe  J A to  H J Christoph  apr  27,  It  11 

b 6 b 32,  33  39  14,  5 y 6% $4,000 

Robinson  G W to  C W Nicholes  June  6, 

It  5 It  18,  16  38  14,  Dec  5,  ’88,  8%  pm.. 

$1,097 

Rogers  M and  C D to  C B Coyne  Arl  19,  It 

13  b 65,  S Chicago,  mthly,  8% $600 

Schweitzer  M to  L Passal  apr  29,  It  27  b 

65,  S Chicago,  2 y 6^ $300 

Schoppen  F to  C H Puscheck  apr  29,  Its 

22  and  23  b 48,  7 38  14,  3 y 6% $900 

Schweitzer  J P to  J L Waller  apr  29,  It  4 

b 15,  Bickerdike’s  add,  3 y 8% $899 

Schiff  L to  H E Greenbaum  apr  27,  It  2 

and  pt  11  b 37,  s s add,  5 y 8% $4,500 

Sgrozinski  M to  H E Greenebaum  apr  22, 

It  10  It  10  etc,  b 8,  B & E’s  add,  5 y 8%, 

pm $5,000 

Swett  W H to  S M Millard,  , It  12  b 6, 

10  38  14,3  y 8% $9,000 

Small  G W to  G F Geist  apr  28,  It  38  b 3, 

33  39  14,43  mos  7% $400 

Sweet  H to  T H Schintz  apr  22,  pt  bs  5 
and  12,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  5 y 8%%, 

6 deeds $27,000 

Stirling  H C to  E W Russell  apr  30.  It  20  b 

39.  27  39  14,  3 y <%  pm $6,750 

Sandberg  N J to  H G Foreman,  apr  15,  Its 
15  to  16  It  114,  etc,  Bronson’s  add,  6 y, 

$12,000 

Stuchlik  V to  S Straus  apr  28,  It  45,  s e qr 
20  39  14,  2 y 6$,  p m $1,000 


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Stoebig  L to  J H Ernst  Arl  28,  It  17  b 5, 

29  40  14,  3 y 8%% $600 

Swenson  C C to  H A Haugan  Apr  27,  pt  It 

43  b C,  Wrightwood,  3y  8% $1,500 

Shay  M to  S E Gross  Apr  26,  It  44  b 4, 

Clifford’s  add,  3 y 6<  p m $600 

Specht  C to  W h Richardson  Arl  20,  It  30 

b 6,  S Chicago,  1 y 8% 1,200 

Summons  J J to  A E Guild  jr  Eeb  1,  It  35 

b 7.  S & G’add,  5 y 7% $500 

Stuhl  F to  m E Greenebaum  May  1,  Its  64 
and  65  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3 y 8%,  pm..  $562 
Szczech  m and  J to  E h Benson  May  1,  It 


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Sanders  J to  O C Butz  Mch  8,  pt  It  1 It  37, 

16  38  14.  mthly  8% $500 

Sullivan  W H to  J F Lawrence  Apr  26,  Its 
27  and  28  b 5,  12  39  13,  3 y 8% . . . $5,000 

Stack  T to  P W Holway  Apr  28,  It  18  b 4, 

32  38  14,  mthly  7% $500 

Schroeder  A to  W J Knight  Mch  13,  pt  n 

e qr,  3 41  12,  4 y 8%  p m $4,000 

Saltxman  A to  B F Weber  Arl  29,  Its  172 
and  173  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3 y 7%  ... . $1,600 
Saiton  J W to  H A Hurlbut  Arl  22,  It  84  b 

7,  19  39  14,  3 y 6%  p m $1,700 

Schmidt  J to  P Popp  Arl  20,  It  18  b 4 b 2, 

etc,  4 38  14,  wkly  8%% $500 

Scanlan  E to  J Stern  Apr  28,  It  8 b 3,  4 38 

14,  wkly  7% 

Spalding  C W to  M E Greenbaum,  May  1, 

Its  182  to  187  b 1 etc,  29  41  14,  4 y 6^,  p 

m $2,400 

Soper  M E to  M R Freshwaters,  May  1,  Its 
776  and  777  b 5 Riverside,  5 y,  8%.  $11,750 
Schroeder  H to  J C Schumacher,  May  1,  It 

14  b 3,  20  38  14,  3 y 7% $800 

Shaw  T J to  C C Kohlsaat,  May  1,  It  4 It  1 

etc,  18  39  14,  Jan  1,  ’89,  7 % p m $1,600 

Seymour  R B to  H L Turner,  Mch  30,  It  2 

b 2,  19  39  14,  5 y 7%  2 deeds $1,800 

Slocum  W L to  W Garnett  Jr,  Oct  22,  lot 

110  It  5 etc,  18  39  14,  2 y 6$  p m $275 

Seaverns  G A to  C N Miller,  apr  26,  lots  1 
to  16  etc,  Seaverns’  sub  13  39  13,  5 y 6% 

16  deeds $24,000 

Schwab  H to  C O’Bergquist  Apr  29,  pt  Its 

5 and  6 b 12,  J R & S’s  add,  4 39  14,  Nov 

2,  8% $11,500 

Schachtschneider  H to  ES  Dreyer,  apr  19, 

It  19  b 3,  9 38  14,  18  m p m $425 

Stevenson  DM  to  R M Fair,  apr  8,  It  8 b 

3,  34  39  14,  2 y 8% $3,000 

The  oath  Bishop  of  Chicago  to  F R chand- 
ler. Mav  1,  Its  39  to  42  and  49  to  54  b 1, 

30  39  14,  5 y 8% 15,000 

Tansor  F to  J Gunzenhauser  May  3,  Its  21 
and  22  b 37,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7%.  . .400 
Thompson  H L and  J B to  H S Wait  apr 

20,  It  5 It  10  b 5,  10  38  14,  5 y 7% ... , $2,000 
Thompson  H L and  J B to  A E l^esler  apr 

21,  It  5 It  10  b 5,  10  38  14,  5 y 7% $2,230 

True  J R to  J H Van  Vlissinger  Mch  4,  Its 

80  to  90  b 12,  S & G’  add,  3 y 8%,  p m 

$12,000 

Tilt  J E to  O H Horton  Apr  20.  Its  1,  2,  17 
and  18  b 10,  21  40  14,  May  1,  ’89,  8%  p 

m $17,200 

Taylor  A H and  J F to  A Peterson,  apr  29, 

It  7 b 5 It  144  etc,  36  39  13,  3 y 8%...  $400 
Truman  G S to  A B Mead,  May  1,  lot  17  b 

4,  33  40  14,  3 y 7% $600 

Tinsley  F to  A Tidholm  Mch  24,  Its  9 to 

12  and  pt  13  b 19,  21  38  14,  2 y 7%.  . $1,740 
Volkmann  J to  C H Puscheck,  apr  28.  lot 

52  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  wkly  8$ $1,000 

Van  Schaack  h o to  F b Peabody  May  3. 

Its  1 to  7 It  17,  etc,  2 39  13,  5 y 8%.  . .5,000 
Van  Gorkom  H L to  R Berger  Apr  20,  It 

17  b 2,  9 38  14,  3 y 8%  p m $300 

Vovesny  — to  T H Schintz  Apr  27,  It  64  b 

33,  19  39  14  3y  8% $2,000 

Ward  M A and  D to  F A Helmer  May  1,  Its 

13  and  14  b 15  b 52,  s s add.  1 y 8£.  . . 6,000 
Whittington  L and  S to  N A Lauer  Its  37 

and  38,  19  39  14,  3 y 7% $400 

Waller  F to  m B Rich  Arl  20,  It  15  It  2 etc, 

21  39  14,  June  20,  ’90,  8% $500 

Williams  D J to  S Beers  May  1,  It  2 b 1 b 

b 19,  31  39  14,  6 mos  8% $50 

Wall  A O to  J G Lombard  May  1,  It  2 b 32, 
Douglas  Park  add,  mthly,  7%. . . . 


Wilkerson  h A to  C A Bartlett  Arl  5,  pt  Its 
1 and  2,  se  qr,  21  38  14,  mthly,  7%.  . . . $978 
Work  A to  T H Schintz  Arl  28,  It  22  b 1 b 

24,  29  39  13,  5 y 7% $1,200 

Wikow  S B and  <T  S to  N Williams,  May  1, 
pt  It  1 It  11  b D Wrightwood,  5 y 8%.  $4,660 
Wixon  H to  S M Smith,  Jan  1,  lots  11  and 

12  b 6,  21  38  14,  1 y 8%  pm $500 

Wunmicke  J to  H Felsenthal  apr  27,  It  24 

b 8,20  39  14,  5 y 8% $3,000 

Walsh  A to  H G Foreman  Apr  27,  It  11  b 

12,  32  39  14,  3 y 8% $1,000 

Woods  H to  A Peterson  Apr  1,  pt  It  14  b 

3,  Sawyer’s  add,  5 y 7% $250 

Warneck  A to  J Buehler  Apr  27,  Its  7 and 

8 b 2,  Harlem,  1 y 8% $100 

Winkler  W to  W C Fricke  Apr  24,  Its  22  b 

3,  7 39  14,  3 y 8% $600 

Weaver  H E to  W A Bond  apr  26,  pt  It  29 

b 5,  Davis’  s add,  3 y 8%  p m $7,550 

Wilson  C et  al  to  J Stern  apr  28,  It  22  It  1 

b 2,  20  40  14,  wkly  7% $1,400 

Wessman  F H to  C O Bergquist  Apr  22, 

Its  40  and  41  b 6,  20  40  14,  3 y 8% . . . $1,000 
Woodbridge  J to  W S Culver  Mch  18,  Its 
1 to  3,  22  to  24  b 15,  31  38  15,  5 y 7%. . 

$2,000 

Winskofske  E to  F N Gage,  apr  24,  lot  14 

Gage’s  add,  3 y 7% $500 

Wantz  B to  W W Stewarts  Apr  24,  s hf  s hf 

n w qr,  36  38  14,  5 y 6% $800 

Walsh  R S to  G Snydacker  apr  30  Its  12 
and  13  b 1 b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 8%% 

$4,000 

Wolff  L Mfg  Co  to  C S Waller  Mch  12,  Its 
31  to  42  b 3 7,  7 39  14,  3 y 5%,  p m. . $4,375 
Walk  G to  D B Hutchinson  apr  13,  It  19  b 

19,  18  39  14,  2 y 8%  p m $1,600 

Wickersham  C E to  J H Bissell  Apr  16,  pt 
Its  11  and  12  b 4,  21  38  14,  3 y 7%.  . .$1,500 
Waller  J Lto  J W Scoville  Apr  26,  pt  it  17, 

Bronson’s  add,  5 y 5 % $7,000 

Wheeler  C G to  W P Conger  Apr  24.  pt  It 

3 b 24,  o t,  5 y 5% $20,000 

Weschman  W to  G Wendlung  apr  20,  s w 
qr  s e qr,  14  42  11.  18  mos  5%  pm..  $2,600 
Watson  W to  L H Davis  Apr  28  It  41  It  1 

b 4,  30  39  II,  5 y 8%  pm $1,500 

Yunker  D to  J D Stowell  May  1,  s hf  It  27 

It  1 etc  Ellis’s  w add,  5 y 8% $4,000 

Young  B B to  J Frake  Apr  16,  It  5 It  3 b 

41,  7 39  14,  2 y 8%  p m $1,200 

Zimmerman  F E and  AC  to  M E Green- 
baum apr  27,  pt  It  5 b 1,  36  40  13,  5 y 
7 % $800 


MORTGAGES. 

Arthurs  P to  J Robinson  May  1,  It  18, 

Caldwell’s  Reserve,  8 y 8$ $600 

Anderson  A P to  Citizens  B & L Assn,  Mch 
20,  It  4 It  30  etc  b 1,  18  39  14,  mthly,  8% 

$1,400 

Anderson  O C to  J Lill  May  l,  It  3 b 17, 

29  40  14,  1 y 6 % $1,000 

Aitchison  R D to  D W Storrs  Apr  21,  pt  It 

10  b 1,  27  38  14,  mthly  8% $ 

Brzoszcyzek  A to  A Hansler  apr  23,  pt  It  5 

b 8,  Wright’s  add,  3 y 7% $500 

Boehrnsen  J to  F Hildebrand  Mch  30,  Its 

5 and  6 b 4,  18  37  13,  4 y,  — $500 

Barry  R and  P T to  Lake  Shore  B & L assn 
Apr  12,  it  36  It  11,  16  38  14,  mthly,  6 <k 

$2,700 

Biermann  L to  H Schawauhausen,  Oct  12, 

’86  (?),  Its  8 and  9 w n w ^ 21  41 11, 

3 y,  8% $230 

Barnford  S to  F P Elliott,  Mayl,  It  44  b 3 

b 12,  29  40  14,  15  m,  — $600 

Bloom  C F to  House  B & L Assn,  Apl  12, 

It  25  b 4,  Berger’s  add,  Hyde  Pk,  mthly, 

_ • • • • $400 

Bradway  A C to  E T Butrick,  May  4,  pt35 

42  12,  3 y,  8% $600 

Bruhle  J to  J Worswick,  Apl  19,  pt  It  5 n 

w 34,  13  39—,  5 y,  8% $1,500 

Belden  Av  P Church  to  Bd  of  Church  Erec- 
tion FdGAPCUSA  Mch  23,  Its  1 

and  2 b 11,  Sheffield’s  add,  — , — $800 

Bulkley  R H to  C M L Ins  Co  Arl  15,  Its 
23  and  24  b 6,  etc,  Wright’s  add,  5 y 8% 

2 deeds $12,000 

Block  F to  Phoenix  B Society  Arl  27.  It  25 


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Becker  J toT  J Lefens  Eeb  12,  Its  11  to  14 

b 1,  4 38  14,  5 y 8% $5,000 

Conrad  J to  Trustees  schools  T 42  R 13, 

Mch  25,  pt  19,  42  13,  80  acres,  5 y 7%. . $800 
Clement  G A to  P Tregent  Apr  28,  Its  39 

to  43  b 11.  2 39  13,  ly  7% $1,250 

Crow  J C to  R H Gardner  Apr  28,  It  2 It 

36  b 4,  18  39  14,  4 y 8% $2,000 

Cremni  J C to  Chi  Per  B & L assn,  Mch  2, 

It  26  b 3,  6 39  14,  mthly $1,000 

Corbett  J A to  B Brown  arl  17  pt  It  11  b 10 

ss  add,  5y, $700 

Carter  C B to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co  arl  16,  It 

10  to  12,  b 1 Myrick’s  2d  add  5 y 6% 

$55,000 

Carson  N and  J M to  H C Gray  Arl  30,  It 
31  and  pt  30  b 2,  17  38  14,60  ds  8%.  . .$200 
Clarke  F B to  M E and  M G Gossage,  Apl 
28,  It  1 It  2 etc  b 2 b 5,  18  39  14,  3 y,  6% 

\ $2,500 

Croop  B to  S Richardson, house  and 

lot  on  Willow  av,  Austin,  18  m,  — . . . . 208 
Crapp  b to  N W L & b Assn,  Apl  20,  It  3 It 

1 b 1,  9 39  13,  mthly,  8% $14' 

Cashy  LtoGW  Newcomb  May  1,  It  2 b 4, 

22,  39  14  1 y 8% $700 

Davenport  N to  Excelsior  L assn,  Apr  21, 

It  22  b 8,  Ravenswood,  mthly,  8%. . .$2,000 
Dunfee  S to  C Libby  May  1,  pt  It  5 b 8,  8 

39  13,  — , 8%,  p m $500 

Doty  C A to  Mut  b & L Assn,  May  3,  It  1 
It  1 etc  b 5,  etc,  36  40  13,  mthly,  8%.  $2800 
Donaldson  W J to  N W L & B Assn.  Apl 
20  Its  1 to  5,  121,  Maywood,  mthly,  8 % 

$2,100 

Diefenbach  to  Trustees  schools  T 37  R 13 
arl  16  pt  It  5 b 33  Blue  Island  5 v 6^. . $579 
Dearlove  G to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co,  Apr  24, 

pt  s w qr,  29  42  12,  etc,  8 y 6% $8,000 

Dutter  B to  J Oldfield  Apr  28,  It  1 b 2,  D 

& T’s  add,  Lemont,  2 y 8% $3,500 

Dalton  C H to  G Booth  Apr  29,  pt  34  37  14, 

3 y 6 Y2% $2,000 

Doyle  M to  A Crawford  Arl  16,  Its  70  to  72 

b 16,  26  39  14,  2 y 8% $ 

Equi  A te  L Casky  Arl  27,  pt  It  2 b 2, 

Ridge’s  add,  2 y 8% $1,500 

Esch  L et  al  to  L H Pearce  Apr  17,  Its  5 

to  7 b 17,  20  39  14,  10  y 7% $300 

Edgerton  H L to  A S Dalton  apr  27,  It  9 b 

6.  21  38  14,  — , 8l/2% $2,600 

Engstrom  A to  A Olson  Apr  30,  It  4 b 7, 

36  40  13,  2 y 6 % $200 

Fleck  P to  M Gilchrist,  Apl  23,  It  2 It  2, 

etc,  Butterfield’s  add,  1 y,  8% $800 

Fuller  L E to  T A Snow,  Apl  20,  Its  46  to 
49  Waller’s  sub,  8 39  14,  3 y 8%,  p m . . $900 
Fuller  L to  N W L & B Assn,  Apl  20,  same 

prop,  mthly,  8% $1,200 

Flanagan  M to  Firth  Wd  B & L Assn,  Apl 
21,  It  8 It  65  etc  b 3,  4 38  14,  wkly,  8% 

$1,000 

Fitzgerald  J to  J P Emmert,  May  5,  It  4, 

Couch  sub,  13  39  13,  2 y 7%  $519 

First  M E Church  S Englewood  to  Bd  Ch 
Erection  M E Church,  Apr  26,  It  1 b 8,  4 

37  14, $500 

Frey  A to  C E Woolley  Apr  22,  It  42  b 4, 

36  40  13,  4 y 8 % $300 

Green  E C to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co  Arl  21,  It 

23  It,  6 etc,  3 38  14,  3 y 8%% $3,500 

Gorman  S to  Fifth  Wd  B & L assn  Apr  21, 

b 8,  U S Bk  add,  wkly  8% $1,000 

Graves  C N to  W Scott,  Feb  8,  It  35  b 6 b 
4,  Sheffield’s  add,  July  1,  ‘91,  8% ... . $2,400 
Gall  A to  W Stephan,  Apl  29,  It  170  b 1 

etc,  29  40  14,  1 y,  7% $250 

Gilchrist  M to  P Fleck,  Apl  23,  It  2 It  2, 

Butterfield’s  add $2600 

Groshon  H D to  J D Osgood  Apr  20,  It  21 
It  13  b 12,  Rockwell’s  add,  8 y 8% ....  $700 
Geergas  C F to  J W Smith  Mch  2,  Its  21 
and  22  b 38,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7%  p m 

$950 

German  Hospital  to  Grant  Place  M E 
Church,  Apr  30,  Its  31  to  35  b 2 b 12,  33 

40 14,  May  1,  ’87, p m $7,500 

Gubbins  M M to  J Gnbbins  arl  27  Its  60  & 

61  20  39  14,  5 y $2000 

Hanssen  J to  N Chic  Mut  L & B assn  apr 
30,  It  59  It  F,  Wrighwood,  wkly  5 1-5$ 

$2,000 

Hammond  M M and  A R to  E Retan  apr 

30,  pt  sw  qr,  19  41  9,  1 y 8% $1,000 

Homan  F to  Lincoin  B & L Assn,  Apl  29. 

Its  1 and  2 n e 32  39  14,  wkly,  8% 

$4000 

Haviland  A J and  S to  A Wisner,  Apl  26, 

It  15  s w 3s£,  20  40  14,  4 y,  7$,  p m.  . .$400 
Hemmann  J to  H Griffith,  Oct  1,  pt  s e 

14  42  12,  3 y,  8% $125 

Huestis  A A to  D W Eldred,  May  4,  It  16 

b 25,  Jefferson,  3 y,  8% $400 

Halliday  J W to  SC  Prout  Apr  24,  Its  19 

and  20  b 31,  Cornell,  3 y 7% $400 

Hase  F R to  N Chi  M L & B assn,  Apr 


29,  It  9 It  25  b 2,  Sheffield’s  add,  wkly, 

5 1-5$ $1,000 

Hoffman  E S and  H 11  to  N W Mut  L Ins 
Co  Apr  20,  pt  It  5 and  2 b 113,  s s add, 

3 y 8% SI, 000 

Halquist  A to  C A Erickson  Mch  16,  It  53, 
Wisner’s  sub,  20  40  14,  mthly  7$  p m.  . 

$1,600 

Hagaman  B to  C M L Ins  Co  Apr  28,  e hf 
It  16  b 54.  Carpenter’s  add,  5 y 8%.  $12,000 
Hermann  D to  M Brand  Apr  10,  It  12  b 

43,  Elston’s  add,  5 y 6$ $300 

Harvey  L E and  L P to  , Arl  28,  It 

18  b 12,  Cornell,  2 y 8% $2,300 

Hanrahan  C to  Phoenix  B Society  a31  26, 

It  44  b 3,  s hf,  10  39  13,  wkly  5% $1,100 

Horn  H E to  Garden  City  M S L & B 
assn,  Arl  26,  It  9 It  62,  etc.  Bronson’s 

add,  mthly,  8% $1,000 

Horton  A and  T L to  G F Harding  Arl  27 
pt  It  10  b 6,  34  39  14,  6 y 8%  p m ... . $1,500 
Johnson  J to  F D Cossitt,  Apl  27,  It  10  b 
9,  Cossitt’s  1st  add,  LaGrange,  1 y,  8% 

$135 

Keefe  J to  Phoenix  B Society,  Arl  27,  It  3 
It  2 and  6,  Bronson’s  add,  wkly  5$.  .$7,000 
Katzenberg  C to  M Ballin,  Mch  17,  its  98 
and  99  Ballin’s  sub,  8 38  14,  2 y,  8%  $1200 
Knaack  A R to  J Longeman  May  1.  It  26 

b 2 b 6,  29  40  14,  2 y 6$ $250 

Korupp  C to  W Arnold  apr  29,  pt  b 2,  Mat 

terson,  2 y 8% $469 

Kamschulte  O to  Phoenix  B Society  Arl  20 
It  34  and  pt  It  35  b 1 etc  29  40  14  wkly 

5^ $300 

Lee  G to  M Coblentz  Apr  26,  pt  16,  38  14, 

42  mos,  7% ....$1,900 

Loucks  C N to  Commonwealth  B & L assn 
Apr  8,  It  21  b 31,  Irving  Park,  mthly,  8% 

. . $400 

Lyon  M to  D VanBeil,  Mch  23,  It  13  b 2, 

17  39  14,  3 y,  6$ $600 

Lange  C to  A Wolf,  Arl  19,  It  9 b 3,  19  34 

14.  mthly  8% $1,000 

Mueller  AtoCH  Kuehn,  May  3,  It  45  b 9, 

Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  8% $1200 

Mitchell  R to  D H Hayes,  Apl  10,  pt  It  9 
b 4,  22  38  14,  mthly,  7$ $1000 


. $550 


8 b 11,  5 39  14,  1 y 6%% 

Sweenev  H to  Mut  B <fc  L assn  Apr  27,  It  4 
It  8 b 5,  Rockwell’s  add  mthly  8%.  .$1,400 
Sulliyan  J to  G A Hitchcock  Apr  30,  It  11 

b 11,  8 39  14,  14,  8 mos $340 

Smith  E to  Mut  I & L Assn,  Apl  1,  It  55  b 

3,  9 38  14,  mthly,  8% • - $1875 

Stewart  M E to  Bookkeeper’s  B & L assn, 

Arl  6,  pt  It  12  It  4,  12  39  13,  mthly  7%.  ■ 

1 $5,000 

Schurmann  J H to  F Schumacher  Arl  6,  It 

21  b 2,  36  40  13,  5 y 8% $500 

Tebbets  H H to  Douglas  Pk  B Assn,  Apl 
28,  pt  It  8 b 7,  27  39  13,  mthly,  8%.  .$1,400 
Taylor  S A to  Fifth  Wd  B & L Assn,  Apl 

20,  It  45  b 1,  18  29  14,  wkly,  8% $800 

Traynor  J to  A Schmoll  May  1,  It  97  b 49, 

17  39  14,  5 y 8% $2,000 

Thompson  II  S to  G Eddy  May  1,  pt  It  2 

b 6,  34  39  14,  18  mos  8% $3,00o 

Topel  T to  H Hoepe  Mch  12,  It  30  b 1,  6 

39  14,  8y  7% $1,400 

Uhlendorf  H to  H P Nichols  Arl  24,  Its  16 

to  20  b 163,  Maywood,  2 y 6 % $100 

Voedisch  M to  H W Leman,  Apl  13,  pt  It 

19  b 1,  3 S9  14,  2 y,  8% $2,750 

Webner  J T to  S L Miller,  May  1,  It  13  b 

5,  19  41  14,  2 y — $134 

Webner  J T to  J M Byam  May  1.  It  13  b 

5,  19  41  14,  1 y,  — . . • $ 

Weatherstone  J P to  Chi  Per  B & L assn, 
Apr  20,  Its  1 and  2 b 20,  LaGrange, 

mthly,  8% $1,500 

Wellington  A G to  T D Cossitt  Mch  6,  Its 
3 to  6 b 19,  La  Grange,  mthly,  pm..  $3,000 
Wells  J N to  E J Noble  June  10,  Its  45  to 
48  b 3,  Sherman’s  add,  Holstein,  2 y 7% 

$1,100 

Webb  C to  Chicago  P B & L Assn,  May 
10,  pt  It  1 b 3,  34  39  14,  mthly,  8%.  .$1,600 


$65 

30,  furn 
$330 


Mohling  H to  N Sutherland,  Mch  1,  n e J4' 
n e 34  s e 11  42  10,  7 y,  6 % pm.  $10,000 
Maypole  W T to  M McLean  arl  16  n 34  It 

3 b 44  o t 2 y 6^  p m $10,000 

Munch  R M to  C N Lauman  Mch  24,  It  22 

b 2 It  14  etc  29  39  14  4 y 8%  p m $975 

Montblanc  P to  J Childs  arl  28  It  23  b 1 29 

39  14  3 y 8% $7,000 

McGrath  C to  M J Frawley  Arl  28,  It  17  b 

13,  7 39  14,  1 y 8% $300 

Martin  H W to  J Halladay,  tr,  Arl  27,  It  4 

b 4,  Duncan’s  add,  1 y 8% $3,5oO 

Nash  M to  E Ayres  apr  20,  It  22  b 4,  8 38 

14,  8 y 8% $800 

Newman  E to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Apl  23 

pt  It  25  and  all  26  b 38,  21  39  14,  wkly, 

8% $2,500 

Prellberg  E to  H Langrehr  Arl  26,  frl  Its 
11  and  12  and  Its  10  and  13  b 1,  s w qr, 

14  42  10,  2 y 8% $200 

Price  A A to  P Price  Apr  29,  It  21  b 16,  18 

39  14,2  y 7% $2,500 

Peters  H to  L Hoyt  apr  1,  Its  17  and  84  n 

e qr,  23  38  14,  3 y 7% $600 

Peterson  A F to  C Nielson,  Apl  28,  It  11  b 

3,  1 39  13,  1 y,  8% $400 

Peterson  M to  G A R R & L assn,  Mch  17, 

It  4 b 9,  6 39  14,  mthly  8% $1,886 

Pettee  J to  Berkshire  L Ins  Co  May  1,  It 

11  to  14  b 7,  16  38  14,  5 y 8% $3,000 

Phillips  A and  F L to  L H O’Conor  Oct  5. 

It  44  and  45  b 2,  9 39  13,  1 y 8% $500 

Prim  E to  Fifth  Wd  B & L Assn,  Apl  27, 
w 3^  It  6 b 4,  15  38  14,  wkly,  8%.  . . .$2,000 
Richard  T to  J Smith,  May  4,  It  18  b 1,  16 

38  14,  1 y,  8% $200 

Rohda  J to  F Korff  Feb  2,  It  20  b 3, 
Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  — , 7%  p m.  . .$400 
Reutter  K to  M Ballin  July  20  It  12  Baliins 

8 38  14  2 y 8%  p m $200 

Ryan  P B to  Phoenix  B Society  arl  28,  Its 

35  to  37  b 3 33  38  14  wkly  5% $300 

Reichardt  H to  J McCord  Apr  27,  It  30  n 

w qr,  6 36  14,  2 y 7% $1,000 

Ryan  C to  F E Ryan  Jan  2,  It  29  b 5, 17  39 

14,  2 y 8% $3,000 

Rasmussen  R to  J Jacobson  Apr  29,  Its  12 

and  13  b 7,  36  40  13,  I y 6% $500 

Rasmussen  R to  J Jacobson  Apr  29,  Its  12 

and  13  b 7,  36  40  13,  1 y — $1,400 

Scanlon  M to  P Lynch,  May  1,  It  10  b 36, 

Wolcott’s  add,  2 y,  8% 2,300 

Schaay  J to  F D Cossit  Apl  1,  It  11  b 23, 

LaGrange,  4 y,  8%,  p m $1,000 

Steege  A to  H Schierdidg  Mch  22,  pt  s w 

qr,  32  41  12,  2 y 8% $150 

Swenie  J to  H H Gage,  May  1,  It  36  b 6. 

42  40  14,  mthly  7% $2,500 

St  Mabrylewicz  S to  A Gowlik  apr  28,  It 


CHATTEL  IKHtTtlAGES. 

Anhalt  J to  Bemis  & McA  Brg  Co  Apr  27, 

saloon,  526  Canal  st,  6 mos .$200 

Anderson  H P to  W Pinger,  April  24,  furn 

and  piano,  273  Indiana  st,  6 m $300 

Allen  M T to  J M C K Cleveland  Apr  26, 

furn  etc,  1732  Indiana  ave,  5 mos $287 

Ahle  H H to  L B Shields  apr  29,  furn  etc, 

219  Park  ave,  6 mos $187 

Atwood  W to  T Boyle  Arl  29,  billiard 

goods,  Southern  Hotel,  8 mos $320 

Amidon  J P to  J Cullen  apr  23,  furn 

etc,  317  Austin  av  4m $63 

Andrews  E W to  H C Gray  arl  25  furn  etc 

2129  Indiana  av $1301 

Ambr-rg  A to  R Isham  Apr  7 furn  etc,  1709 

n Clark  st  4 $60 

Adams  A A to  W M Johnston  Arl  28,  furn 

etc,  301  Bissell  st  6 m $411 

Ayres  W to  T Boyle  May  1,  furn  ete,  1236 

State  st,  4 mos $141 

Avery  C A to  W S Lasher  May  3,  furn  etc, 

241  31st  st,  4 mos $65 

Anderson  J to  C Babcock  May  — , piano,  2 

Stevens  st,  July  15 $67 

Adams  h to  W N Alley  Arl  30,  furn  etc,  42 

s Clark  st,  8 mos $426 

Brydon  D to  W Clymer.JlApr  20,  bakery, 

514  Madison  st,  10  mos $500 

Bayley  W L S to  W N Alley,  Apr  26,  furn 

etc,  12  Lincoln  ave $62 

Barber  F to  B Axman,  Apr  27,  horses  etc, 

2814  State  st,  4 mos $100 

Barnes  M and  W H to  S Smith  apr  13,  pi- 
ano, 282  Elm  st,  10  mos $125 

Bowers  G A to  G Gates  apr  25,  furn  etc, 

457  Leavitt  st,  3 mos $224 

Barnum  S to  G J Williams  apr  29,  furn 

bldg  etc,  140  Warren  ave $575 

Bolding  S A to  C Babcock,  March  24,  furn 

etc,  316  State  st,  2 $256 

Burns  J to  G Prehler  Apr  27,  cows  etc,  23 

Larrabee  st,  May  1,  ’87 $1,000 

Bormann  F to  M Zacharius  Feb  20,  horse, 

etc,  Bremen,  1 y 8% $125 

Brough  E to  J Cullen  apr  26,  furn  etc 

3109  Wentworth  av  6 m $58 

Briard  J to  W S Lasher  apr  27  furn  and 

piano,  56  DePuyster  st  3 m $121 

Bacigalupi  A to  West  Side  Brg  Co  Apr  29 

saloon  855  Van  Buren  st  10  m $141 

Burchardt  Lto  W S Martin  Apr  28,  barber 

shop  600  Wells  st  4 $79 

Boyer  C H to  C Babcock  arl  28  furn  etc 

3733  Langley  st  4 m $98 

Bonds  A to  C Babcock  arl  28  furn  etc  520 

State  st $76 

Burnside  W A to  J B Taylor  & Co  Feb  8 

furn  etc  113  Locust  st $200 

Barry  W to  C Crane  Arl  30,  furn  etc,  41 

Winthrop  pi  1 y. $480 

Breth  C to  John  Cullen  Apr  29,  etc  48  Wal- 
ler st  6 $80 

Bell  T N to  W N Alley  May  1,  furn  etc,  339 

Loomis  st  2 $60 

Bantow  G to  J H Norton  May  1,  furn  etc, 


415  Maxwell  st,  5 mos 

Banks  H T to  0 F Malcolm  Apr 

etc,  174  4th  ave,  6 mos 

Bush  J T to  0 F Malcolm  May  l.furn  etc,  ^ 

973  Lake  st 

Blanchard  L A to  E R Mackey  May  1 furn 

etc,  583  Madison  st,  6 mos $115 

Bateman  W B to  W S Wharton  May  1, 

furn  etc,  423  w Monroe  st,  5 mos $570 

Ballard  CD  to  M P Baxter,  Apr  28,  furn 

etc,  299  Michigan  ave,  1 y $300 

Benario  M to  W W Charles  May  3,  furn 

etc,  10  Adams  st,  60  ds ..$460 

Barry  M to  0 F Malcolm  May  3,  piano, 

362  w 14th  st  4 mos $60 

Bolding  S to  S Goldstein  Arl  30,  furn  etc, 

316  State  st,  1 y $1,224 

Coulter  M A to  L nintz  Arl  18,  furn  etc, 

206  Walnut  st,  2 mos ..$181 

Coleman  A to  W N Alley,  Apr  27,  piano, 

3011  La  Lalle  st,  2 y $135 

Cochran  J C to  C A Tousey,  Apr  17,  furn 

etc,  3116  Groveland  ave,  4 mos $92 

Calkins  G to  J Archer  Apr  28,  piano,  

60  ds,  6 mos $165 

Carey  H to  R Robinson  apr  27,  tools  etc, 

3601  Cottage  Grove  ave,  5 mos $122 

Carlson  A to  J A Lundmark  apr  30,  horses 

etc,  160  n Sangamon  st  1 y $100 

Chicago  Sun  Co  to  J A Sleeper  Arl  27,  all 

furn,  type  etc,  3Mmos $10,000 

Clark  A to  H H Peck,  Apr  26,  furn  etc,  40 

Madison  st,  2 y $600 

Canfield  C L to  E R Mackey,  Apr  26  furn 

etc.  211  Illinois  st $240 

Cottingham  C to  C Babcock,  apr  20,  furn, 

etc,  209  Flournoy  st,  4 m $70 

Clansen  F to  M H C Johnson  Apr  5,  gro- 
cery, 280  Lincoln  ave,  2 y $800 

Currier  L B to  W S Lasher  Apr  30,  furn 

etc,  52  s Peoria  st,  13  mos $769 

Crowe  J to  P Best  Brg  Co,  Apl  28  saloon 

610  Lake  st $500 

Claxton  M F to  W F Miller  Apr  26  furn  etc 

60  ds $650 

Chandler  F E to  Gottgried  Brg  Co  May  1, 

saloon  111  s Water  st  2 y $289 

Cregar  S P to  TH  Seymour  Apr  1,  furn 

etc,  303  Jackson  st  13  m $420 

Crocker  G A to  W N Alley,  Apr  29,  furn 

etc,  800*4  Madison  st  6 m $57 

Davis  A to" h A Kohn  Arl  27,  furn  etc,  330 

State  st,  to  secure  rent $10,220 

Davis  A to  L b Shields  Arl  30,  furn  etc,  330 

State  st,  6 mos $4,363 

Davidson  D Mto  C J Barnard  May  4,  press 

etc,  166  Washington  st,  2 y $347 

Duncan  T to  O P Snyder,  Apr  23,  furn 

etc,  Englewood,  4 mos $125 

Davis  B F to  W N Alley,  Apr  23.  furn  etc, 

17  Ada  st,  5 mos $120 

DeMyre  L H to  J L Curtis,  apr  1*.  furn 
and  piano,  447  Madisop  st.  4 mos.  . . . $120 
DeCelle  H H to  Coles  & Ostrander  apr  27 

saloon,  118  Randolph  st,  1 y $1,300 

Davidson  M to  W H King,  apr  28,  furn^ 

317  Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $62 

Durker  J F to  C Williams  apr  29,  furn  etc, 

50  State  st,  3 mos $87 

Dybdahl  J C A to  C Williams  apr  29,  furn 

etc,  271  Milwaukee  ave,  7 mos $195 

DeBartolo  R to  M DeBartolo  Apr  28,  sa- 
loon 152  4th  av $300 

Duffy  0 B to  J Cullen  apr  22,  furn  etc 

393  15th  st  6 $58 

Dearborn  N to  W S Lasher  Mch  31,  horse 

etc  53  e 37th  st  6 m $135 

Doig  J A to  W S Lasher  apr  28  furn  horse 

etc  357  s Halsted  st  6 m $349 

Dayhurst  J to  M J Dunne  Apr  30,  furn  etc 

152  n Jefferson  st  6 m . .$100 

Doyle  M A to  G F Harris  May  3,  furn  etc, 

159  w Washingto.  st,  1 y $331 

Ellis  A to  A W Button  Arl  26,  horses  etc, 


Eaton  G C to  M L Harris,  Apr  27,  furn 

etc,  729  Madison  st,  2 mos $88 

Ehrman  E P to  M L Pemberton  apr  24, 

furn  etc,  16  Eldredge  ct,  3 mos $51 

Eisentraut  W to  C Lehman  Arl  28,  busses 

etc,  30  Berlin  st,  Nov  1 $418 

Everett  WT  to  C Williams  Arl  29.  furn 

etc,  2947  Prairie  ave,  4 mos $453 

Early  M to  G Gates  May  3,  furn  etc,  133 

n Clark  st,  6 mos $160 

Etzler  B to  P B Isham  Apr  30,  furn  etc, 

68  35th  st,  7 mos $135 

Felsch  F to  P Best  b Co  May  4,  saloon,  307 

State  st  1 y $435 

Floyd  L C to  W R Nutt,  Apr  23,  furn  etc, 

2109  Dearborn  ave.  2 y $4,000 

Fyle  J to  S Richardson,  Apr  26,  furn  etc, 

3033  Portland  ave,  4 mos $51 

Frudenberg  C A to  I Monheimer  Arl  29, 

saloon,  196  w Madison  st,  8 mos $1,000 

Fowler  J H to  J H Spear,  Apr  23,  wagons 
etc,  804  43d  et $195 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Friedman  A to  C Babcock,  apr  27,  buggy, 

etc,  3109  Wentworth  av,  1 m $51 

Freeville  ME  to  A Z Churchill  apr  30, 

turn  etc,  2215  Archer  ave,  1 y 6# $230 

Fredearm  VV  to  R Schlosser  Apr  30,  opti 
cal  goods,  120  Washington  st,  1 y . . . $1,040 
Fair  G A to  O E Baker  May  1,  furn  etc,  18 

Best  ave $60 

Fredericks  N to  M Smith  May  3,  furn  etc, 

2703  S Park  ave,  1 y $432 

Gruenwals  N to  F Ribbie  May  3,  furn  etc. 

1908  Milwaukee  a>e,  1 y $800 

Gietz  J B sr  and  jr  to  E R Mackey  May  3, 

furn  etc,  387  nalstedst,  6 mos $260 

Grafenberg  J R to  M L Pemberton  May  4, 

saloon,  123  Monroe  st,  3 mos $277 

Gultrie  E B to  L J Kirkland,  Apr  27,  furn 

etc,  37  33d  st $312 

Gertsen  S to  E R Mackey  Apr  27,  horse 

etc,  Jefferson  st,  6 mos $130 

Guest  W J to  W W Charles  Apr  27,  furn 

etc,  113  Locust  st,  2 mos $114 

Ginnell  H B to  E Hayes  apr  29,  furn  etc, 

192  w Madison  st,  8 mos $250 

Gillieand  I and  M to  G Gates  apr  29,  furn 
and  piano,  842  Harrison  st,  4 mos. . .$156 
Gray  F to  W H King  Arl  12,  furn  etc, 

3005  5th  ave $68 

Gosling  G N to  W H King,  April  26,  furn 

etc,  3650  Vincennes  av,  6 m $575 

Garrity  A M to  F P Randall, , piano, 

86  Walton  pi,  8 m $78 

Gardner  T J to  J B Bell,  apr  24,  furn  etc, 

Riverside,  6 m $300 

Grey  L to  J Murray  & Co  arl  29  horses  etc 

152  Erie  st  3 m $366 

Geduldig  J A to  L A W Brush  Apr  28  furn 

etc,  139  n Clark  st  5 m $75 

Gettman  H M and  F R to  J D Spear  May 

1,  piano  1256  5 m $65 

Gallaher  W to  M M Rudd  May  3,  machy, 

243  Lake  st,  18  mos $850 

Gilmore  H J to  HA  Pemberton  May  1, 

furn  and  piano,  6 mos $230 

Hosmer  N to  H A Pemberton  May  3,  horse 

etc,  720  n Park  ave,  4 mos $60 

Hagen  A H R to  ML  Pemberton  May  1, 

furn  ate,  Jefferson,  5 mos $71 

Harrison  H to  M L Pemberton  Arl  30,  li 

brary  etc.  185  Dearborn  st,  2 mos $335 

Hanover  C W to  J L Curtis  May  l,  wagon, 

etc, , Aug  14 $75 

Harrison  M to  W M Johnston  May  1,  furn 

etc,  480  State  st,  4 mos $600 

Harrison  M to  W M Johnston  May  1,  furn 

etc,  177  Adams  st,  1 y $2,400 

Hurry  D E to  C Babcock  arl  27  furn  etc 

279  w Randolph-st  3 m $70 

Harris  J S to  H Loewenstein  Apr  27,  sa- 
loon, 292  w Van  Buren  st  17  m $805 

Hammer  O to  E R Mackey  apr  28  furn  etc 

231  w Indiana  st  6 m $57 

Harris  J to  J Franks  apr  27,  lease  of  sa- 
loon 73  Harrison  st  May  ’89 $500 

Hussey  J to  Wacker  & B Brg  & xM  Co,  apr 

28,  saloon  116  n May  st,  July  1 ’87 $700 

Heisler  F to  S Richardson  Apr  27,  furn 

etc,  129  Orchard  st,  4 mos $56 

Hayward  J to  C J Shields  apr  29,  furn 

etc,  173  State  st $400 

Hay  W to  Garden  City  Billiard  Table  Co, 

Apr  17,  billiard  table  and  outfit,  309 

31st  st,  pm,  12  mos $175 

Heck  C to  O P Snyder  apr  29,  furn  etc,  300 

Illinois  st,  6 mos $135 

Hunter  W H to  O P Snyder  apr  27,  furn 

etc,  1728  Indiana  ave,  4 mos $68 

Hollstein  O to  C Williams  Apr  29,  furn  etc, 

263  w Lake  st,  7 mos  . . " $65 

Henkel  E M to  T Boyle  Apr  29,  furn  etc, 

112  Harrison  st,  4 mos $67 

Hunter  J M to  H A Pemberton,  april  23, 

furn  etc,  3529  Wentworth  av.  5 m $55 

Hecht  J I to  E R Mackey,  Apr  26,  furn  etc 

3622  Forest  av,  6 m $202 

Hartrauft  L M to  R Stewart,  April  26,  sa- 
loon, 320  State  st,  to  secure  rent. . .$1,680 
Hanna  J R to  J Courtwright  Arl  30,  furn 

etc,  314  Indiana  st,  30  ds $675 

Holcomb  H F to  HA  Black, , mchy, 

47  Jefferson  st $525 

Hunter  H to  G S French  May  1,  furn  etc, 

547  Division  9t,  3 mos $165 

Hoffman  C to  R F Volland  Arl  24,  furn 

etc,  30  Finnell  st,  6 mos $120 

Hall  M V toC  Babcock  May  1,  furn  etc,  724 

Sherman  st,  4 mos $98 

Hetzel  I and  G to  J A V Weaver  May  — , 

furn  etc,  98n  Clark  st,  Nov  3 $382 

Humphrey  L A to  C Williams,  Apr  27, 

bldg  etc,  388  Lincoln  ave,  7 mos $83 

Hartigan  W to  W N Alley,  Apr  23,  furn 

etc,  222  w Monroe  st,  15  wks $87 

Holcomb  H F to  H A Black,  Mch  1 machy. 

etc,  47  Jefferson  st $525 

Heuser  W to  W W Charles  Apr  23,  furn 
etc,  1138  Milwaukee  ave,  4 mos $57 


How  M A and  J P to  S A Ellis,  Oct  3,  furn 

etc,  191  Green  st $500 

Henderson  J A H to  W N Alley,  Apr  25, 

furn  etc,  493  Van  Buren  st $, 

Hughes  T to  G D Webb  apr  27,  barber 

shop,  s Chicago,  mthly $360 

Haggett  G W to  E R Mackey  apr  28,  furn 

etc,  Englewood,  6 mos $86 

Heise  M to  W N Alley  apr  29,  furn  etc, 

5037  Atlantic  st,  6 mos $78 

Hill  A H to  W J Kenworthy,  apr  28,  furn 

etc,  105  Warren  ave,  Sept  2 $700 

Hatfield  J W to  C W Winship  apr  29,  furn 

etc,  77  State  st,  18  mos $300 

Holz  I to  W Pfeifer  apr  26,  jewelry  etc,  10 

mos $500 

Hulke  C to  Wacker  <fc  B B & M Co,  apr  30, 

saloon,  610  California  ave,  1 y $150 

Ingraham  C D to  J Biedler, furn  etc, 

10  n Carpenter  st,  60  ds $100 

Ingraham  C D to  J Biedler,  Arl  30,  furn 

etc,  10  n Carpenter  st,  6 mos $290 

James  P R to  E R Mackey  May  3,  furn 

etc,  39  Basil  ave,  6 mos $195 

Jansson  C to  A J Thomas  Arl  30,  saloon, 

$107 

Joadwine  L & J to  D Rankin  Apr  23  furn 

etc  607  Carroll  av  6 m $125 

Jamieson  W H to  C Williams  Arl  29,  furn 

etc,  33  Lexington  ave,  7 mos $330 

Jones  K and  R V to  E A Hawk  Arl  28, 

furn  etc,  103  n Clark  st  2 y $756 

Kansalik  V to  S Sawyer,  Apr  27,  store,  34 
Rush  st,  2 mos 


$200 

Kain  J to  W N Alley,  Apr  16,  furn  etc, 

175  Franalin  st,  6 mos $60 

Kraght  MS  to  B E Trown  Apr  27,  furn 

etc,  86  Park  st,  6 mos $130 

Kolbeck  L to  F A Berry,  Apr  23,  furn  etc, 

2250  Wabash  av,  30  ds $481 

Kinney  P H to  H A Pemberton,  april  24, 

furn  etc,  3803  Tucker  st.  6 m $129 

Kaufman  WH  to  H A Parker  Apr  27,  furn 

etc,  6600  Wentworth  av  2 y $330 

Kohanskey  E C to  F W Siddall  Apr  26 

cigars  store  319  Halsted  st  7 m $71 

Keeney  D F to  W W Charles  apr  28  car- 
riage 913  North  av  2 m $112 

Kendrick  C W to  W W Charles  apr  28  furn 

etc  616  Adams  st  3 m $165 

Klein  J to  HOorwith  Apr  28,  barber  shop, 

146  n Clark  st,  1 y $59 

Keller  J to  C Keller  May  1,  house,  1621  n 

Clark  st.  7 mos $2,000 

King  C H to  H M Baker  Arl  23,  machy 

etc,  743  Madision  st,  mthly $900 

Lonergan  J R to  E R Mackey  May  3, 

furn  etc,  99  Arlington  st,  6 mos $59 

Loftus  E to  C Steele  May  3,  furn  etc,  158 

w Adams  st $113 

Lathrop  H N to  E R Mackey  May  1,  furn 

etc,  1046  Adams  st,  6 mos $173 

Laughlin  S to  W N Alley  apr  30,  furn  etc, 

866  n Park  av  6 m $324 

Landers  L C to  E Miller  Arl  30,  furn  etc, 

2808  Butterfield  st  6 m $75 

Lindell  B to  Bartholmae  & L B Co  May  3, 

saloon  57  Kinzie  st  1 y $400 

Laxton  G H to  E R Mackey  apr  30,  furn 

etc,  196  Oak  st  6 m $80 

Larsow  J to  C Babcock  arl  28  furn  etc  120 

Sedgwick  st  4 m $190 

Lindner  E A F to  E D Pollard  apr  27,  en- 
gine etc,  3657  Wentworth  ave,  6 mos.  .$80 
Lewry  W to  M McNulty,  apr  29,  hf  store, 

242  Water  st,  11  mos $1,000 

Lawrence  GW  to  C Williams  apr  29,  furn 

etc,  15  s Elizabeth  st,  7 mos $325 

Little  J F to  J Cullenjapr  26,  furn  etc,  444 

w 12th  st  2 m $38 

Lakey  E to  A Lakey,  Apr  30,  pictures^) 

etc,  245  n Clark  st,  2 y $1,200 

Lindberg  M to  A Hulton  Arl  20,  furn  etc, 

148  Indiana  st,  1 y $200 

Lakeman  H J to  C P Walker,  april  1,  sa- 
loon, 316  State  st,  4 m $1,800 

Loring  F to  H A Pemberton,  apr  23,  furn 

etc,  1013  Lake  st,  4 m $62 

Lynch  J L to  W R Loveland,  apr  18,  furn 

etc,  38  Cass  st,  4 m $550 

Locke  J B to  E S Allen  Apr  24,  oven  etc, 

Lake  st,  6 mos $100 

Lerson  J to  S Richardson,  Apr  21,  horses 

etc,  Jefferson,  4 mos $360 

Murray  J S to  E R Mackey,  Apr  26,  furn 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 m $64 

Meyer  E to  G Bell,  april  27,  saloon,  3543 

Cottage  Grove  av,  6 m $93 

Martensen  J to  S Richardon,  Apr  l9,  mrn  4 

etc,  Jefferson  2 mos $50 

McCabe  J to  G Gates  May  1,  furn  etc,  219 

Dearborn  st.  9 mos $303 

Mcliinzie  M to  S Richardson  Apr  30,  furn 

etc,  22  Blue  Island  ave,  6 mos $72 

Meservy  G L to  J Cullen  apr  23,  furn 

etc  330  Centre  av  4m $65 

Moore  T F to  W N Alley,  apr  20,  piano, 


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205  Sedgwick  st,  4 mos $116 

Muzz  O to  M McNulty,  apr  28,  hf  store, 

242  Water  st,  6 mos $300 

Mervick  I Y to  J H Norton  apr  29,  furn  etc, 

15  s Halsted  st $164 

Michaelson  L to  W Rauleau  Apr  27,  furn 

etc,  12th  and  Brown,  4 mos $275 

McCullough  A to  Seavey  Bros  apr  20, 

range,  21  Halsted  st,  2 y $75 

McKenzie  D to  M L Pemberton  apr  27, 

furn  etc,  330  n Morgan  st,  6 mos $227 

Morse  E G to  T Boyle  Apr  27,  furn  etc, 

170  Seminary  ave,  4 mos $165 

Meehl  F to  C Gardner  Apr  23,  horse  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  2 mos $92 

Morgan  N H to  W N Alley,  Apr  27,  furn 

etc,  176  Peoria  st,  6 mos $65 

McKallor  T B to  G L Thatcher  arl  28  furn 

etc  River  Forest  6 m $94 

Magee  M to  0 Babcock  Apr  30  furn  etc 

241  Wabash  av  4 m $140 

Murray  C H to  J P Gray,  May  1,  horse  etc 

13  Birch  st  6 m $250 

McDonough  T J to  C Babcock  apr  30  furn 

etc,  351  May  st  4 m $80 

Malcher  A to  A Schaffhauser  apr  29,  furn 

etc,  665  Carroll  av  3 m $151 

Moulton  G W to  J H Spear  Apr  26,  furn 

etc,  511  Madison  st6  m $59 

Munzer  J to  A Sternheim  May  1,  furn  etc, 

713  Wells  st,  6 mos $336 

Murphy  J to  A Bernstein  May  1,  furn  etc, 

114  w 11th  st  mthly,  pm $135 

Mewberger  J to  L Cohn  May  1,  furn  etc, 

, l y $300 

McLaughlin  J to  E R Mackey  May  1,  furn 

etc,  282  29th  st,  6 mos $55 

Mortinson  H to  H C Jensen  Arl  26,  store, 

Fullerton  nt  Powell  ave,  2 y . . t $150 

Munger  A D to  J J Peacock  May  3,  store. 

95  w Randolph  st,  2 y $350 

Nodine  J J to  G Gates  May  2,  furn  etc, 

2120  Butterfield  st,  5 mos $173 

Nickel  L R and  W to  A Rehbock  Apr  10, 

furn  etc,  573  Ogden  ave,  6 mos $250 

Nicholson  J G to  G Gates,  apr  26,  piano. 

128  n Jefferson  st,  2 m $80 

Newman  M to  J Cullen  Apr  19  piano 

121  Walnut  st  6m $75 

Nelson  JF  to  GC  Christian  apr  28  furn 

etc  131  s Water  st  1 y $487 

Nissen  M lo  L B Shields  Arl  28,  piano,  39 

Stone  si,  6 mos $66 

Oakes  0 to  S C Kanter  Apr  30,  furn  etc, 

461  Wells  st,  4 mos $55 

O’Malley  M and  A to  M P Biddlecom,  Apr 

22  furn  etc  180  Huron  st  10  m $155 

Omsel  C F to  Schniedewend  & Lee  Apr  19, 

printing  office,  17  mos $850 

Oliver  EJ  to  WW  Charles  Mayl,  furn  etc, 

11  Honore  st  4 m $415 

O’Neill  J C to  E R Mackey  May  3,  piano, 

331  Adams  st,  6 mos $68 

Peck  J C to  0 F Malcolm  Apr  29,  furn  etc, 

857  Madison  st,  3 mos $120 

Pottis  J to  E R Mackey  May  1,  carriage, 

128  w Harrison  st  6 mos $325 

Philbrick  E and  C C to  S A Ray  May  1, 
furn  etc,  n e cor  Clark  and  Ontario  sts, 

Aug  1,’87 $9,500 

Pearson  J to  John  Cullen  June  1,  furn  etc, 

11334  Aberdeen  st  4 . . m $123 

Patterson  P J to  W S Lasher,  May  1.  furn 

etc,  453  Van  Buren  st  5 m $5o 

Patterson  E W to  J D Spear  Apr  26,  furn 

etc,  286  Walnut  st  7 m $77 

Paine  S to  E Schaffhauser  Apr  26,  furn  etc 

1719  State  st  6 m $135 

Proctor  A to  G Lill  Apr  27,  horse  etc  Lake 

View $1,000 

Pine  A to  H Hartt  & Co  Apr  26,  presses 

etc,  Englewood  2 y $1,000 

iPlumhoff  D to  A Ruth  apr  29,  furn  etc,  30 

Jane  st,  2 y $300 

Putzel  M to  E R Mackey  apr  28  furn  etc 

195  Erie  st  6 m $162 

Peters  & Arnold  to  E R Mackey  Apr  28 

horse  etc,  368  Larrabee  st  6 m $68 

jParr  J A to  W Walter  Apr  28  photo  gallery 

465  w Indiana  st  mthly $450 

Patterson  F M to  L C Matheson,  Apr  27, 

furn  etc,  82  Halsted  st,  33  wks $166 

Powers  W jr  to  J T Kelly  apr  30,  furn  etc, 

48  Carpenter  st,  1 y $400 

Pfeiffer  J to  M L Pemberton,  apr  26,  furn 

etc,  282  n Clark  st.  5 m $93 

Prentice  D K to  G H Leonard,  Apr  26,  li- 
brary etc,  126  Washington  st,  3 m.  . .$300 
Powell  J to  J Delaney  apr  29,  cab  etc,  74 

1 Pacific  ave,  7 mos $350 

Reed  F B to  J W Butler  Paper  Ce  May  3, 
press  etc,  166  Washington  st,  9 mos . . $469 
(Rohe  C to  A Schaffhauser  Mch  31,  furn 

etc,  957  Ogden  ave,  4 mos $186 

(Raakeoto  C Gehrke  apr  30,  cafe,  166  Van 

Buren  st,  1 y $357 

Rilen  S W to  B Axman  Apr  28,  furn  etc, 


2715  Wabash  ave,  6 mos $105 

Roberts  C to  O P Snyder,  Apr  24,  furn 

etc,  3628  Halsted  st,  4 mos $68 

Reeves  N B to  E A Barnes  May  1,  furn  etc, 

2835  Prairie  ave,  3 mos $200 

Roos  J to  E R Mackey,  apr  30,  machy  122 

Jefferson  st  3 m $115 

Rohden  B to  A Schaffhauser  Apr,  7 furn 

etc,  9 16  n Halsted  st  2 m $60 

Robertson  W and  F to  A D Hannah  Apr 

28,  saloon,  Sherman  house,  2 y $330 

Roberts  A to  C C Gage  apr  30,  horses  car- 
riages etc,  372  Madison  st,  2 v $1,836 

Reiss  J to  J Cullen  Arl  29,  furn  etc,  20 

Mark  st  6 $68 

Richardson  J F to  C Babcock  Apr  26  furn 

etc,  1376  Madison  st  3 m $81 

Roach  A and  J to  G Gates  apr  16,  furn  etc, 

151  w Jackson  st,  4 mos  $116 

Ruff  H T to  S Richardson  Apr  27,  furn 

etc,  682  w Ohio  st,  3 mos $65 

Ryan  W to  S Richardson  apr  29,  furn  etc, 

174  w Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $72 

Rasmussen  R to  J Jacobson  apr  29,  horses 

etc,  Jefferson $500 

Rohr  L to  E R Mackey,  April  26,  furn  etc, 

145  Erie  st,  6 m $52 

Rohmer  A to  M Henry,  April  27,  store  fix- 
tures, 85  Van  Buren  st,  Nov  10 $310 

Russell  W B to  A B Mead,  April  24,  furn 

etc,  353  Dearborn  st,  2 y $4,000 

Ranney  J L to  W J Parkinson,  apr  20,  pi 

ano, , 60  ds $100 

Smith  C A to  W F Earl  Mch  27,  store  fix- 
tures, 25  n Western  ave,  3 mos $86 

Seewald  M to  H M Ely  Apr  15,  jewelry 

stock,  115  22d  st,  1 y $480 

Somers  H to  S Richardson,  Apr  26,  furn 
etc,  4227  Cottage  Grove  ave.  Sept  15.  .$71 
Smalley  E to  S Longstreth  Mch  18,  furn 

etc  127  Madison  st $1386 

Sjostedt  G T to  E J RingeisenApr  30  furn 

etc  1376  Madison  st  5 m $250 

Spitger  G tojH  Knust  Apr,29  barber  shop 

247  Randolph  st  1 y $5C8 

Smith  H C to  A Conro,  May  1,  furn  etc, 

3611  Grand  bd,  mthly $541 

Scbildhelm  M to  -HA  Pemberton  apr  27, 

furn  etc,  150  Green  st,  6 mos $108 

Shimick  W B to  M L Pemberton  apr  27, 

furn  etc,  661  43d  st,  3 mos $120 

Speice  G O to  W Worthy  jr,  Apr  27,  bar- 
ber shop,  438  Van  Buren  st $135 

Schippers  J jr  to  F E Medert  <&  Co  Apr  28, 
horse  etc,  1037  Van  Buren  st,  5 mos.  .$150 
Savage  G E to  G M Davis  Apr  26,  furn  etc, 

Austin  st,  1 y $296 

Sauer  E to  E R Mackey  Apr  27,  furn  etc. 

49  Meagher  st,  6 mos $55 

Smith  H to  C D Eaton, , furn  etc, 

1361  Lake  st,  5 mos $66 

Shank  A H to  C Davis  Arl  28,  restaurant, 

2129  Wabash  ave,  4 mos $100 

Smalley  H D to  W W Charles  Apr  28  furn 

etc,  3451  Rhodes  av  3 m $69 

Sage  A to  W W Charles  arl  28  fnrn  etc  312 

Indiana  st  4 m $864 

Sweeney  T to  J H Spear  May  1,  104  n Mar- 
ket st  6 m $90 

SelingerM  to  W N Alley  May  1,  piano  81 

24th  st  6 m $124 

Shuler  L Lto  W N Alley furn  etc,  795 

Jackson  st  6 m $135 

Schroeder  B & H to  W N Alley  Arl  29,  furn 

etc,  3544  Dearborn  st  Dec  15, $68 

Smith  G H to  F W Liddall  Mch  8 furn  etc, 

■ — Sangamon  st,  3 mos $65 

Smith  G H to  G H Coleman  May  3,  furn 

etc,  181  w Lake  st,  6 mos $381 

Smith  G F to  I Gelder  May  1,  furn  etc, 

10  Adams  st.  60  ds $150 

Schaffner  E to  P Pratt  Arl  29,  hotel  furn, 

250  State  st $4,000 

Shaw'  W R to  M Aldrich  Apr  26,  furn  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  3 mos $150 

Shields  M M to  CM  Kelly,  Apr  27.  furn 

etc,  109  Locust  st,  2 y $336 

Solari  E A to  W Shimeall  May  1,  furn  etc, 

183  3d  ave,  10  mos $1102 

Stevenson  M to  O F Malcolm  Arl  29,  furn 

etc,  1606  Wabash  ave,  6 mos $579 

Sinclair  J C to  E R Mackey  May  3,  furn 

etc,  117  Centre  ave,  6 mos $104 

Thomos  G W to  Brunswick  b-c  00  Arl  24, 
billiard  goods,  627  Madison  st,  1 y.  . .$300 
Todhunter  A M to|J  Pilloway,  apr  5,  horse 

etc,  548  Fulton  st,  6 m $100 

Tilton  GW  to  G Gates  apr  22,  furn  etc, 

2230  Indiana  ave,  2 mos $336 

Tansey  M to  S Richardson  apr  30,  furn 

etc,  60  Carpentfer  st $70 

Tounnam  R to  West  Side  Brg  Co  Apr  26 

saloon,  282  Blue  Island  av  16  m $400 

Teske  O to  M Tausig  apr  30,  horses  etc 

1262  Clybourne  av  July  19 $120 

Tayler  L A to  T Boyle  Apr  26,  furn  etc,  19 
Harrison  st,  6 mos $323 


BRANCH  OFFICES — 

E.  J.  Mellette,  12  Cortlaudt  St.,  New  York. 
Jno.  F.  Wood,  31  Milk  St..  Boston. 

E.  McGinnis,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 

G.  H.  Milman,  Fort  Meade,  Fla. 


Trier  J to  W W Charles  Apr  26,  horse  etc, 

1212  Madison  st,  4 mos $143 

Tabsel  P E to  E R Mockey  May  3,  furn 

etc,  207  37th  st $230 

Trattner  S to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  Apr  5, 
billiard  goods,  153  w 12th  st,  7 mos,  p m 

$95 

Updike  M J and  C M to  G Gates  Apr  27, 

piano,  3440  S Park  ave $155 

Van  Horn  C P to  W S Wharton  Apr  22, 
furn  etc,  5202  Dearborn  st,  4 mos.  . .$106 
Vogelkurth  A to  O D Hadsell  Apr  26,  furn 

etc,  628  12th  st,  1 mo $100 

Wilkins  J R to  W H Krebzingor  arl  29  furn 

etc  43734  Elm  st  5 m $515 

Weston  C 1)  to  J Beach  May  1,  shooting 

gallery,  482  State  st  60  ds $75 

Winters  N to  W W Charles  Apr,  30,  furn 

etc,  181  s Peoria  st,  4 m $245 

Whelan  W to  C A Tousey  Arl  30,  furn  etc, 

125  Sibley  st  4 m $147 

Walch  J D to  J McDowell  May  1,  furn  etc, 

1207  Michigan  av  6 m $125 

Wunder  II  to  E R Mackey  May  1,  furn  etc, 

Jefferson  st,  6 mos $68 

Willard  A M to  G Gates  Apr  26,  furn  etc, 

63  Canal  st,  4 mos $60 

Wood  M B to  E R Mackey  May  1,  furn, 

227  Walnut  st,  6 mos $137 

Wylie  J R to  C D Eaton  Apr  14,  printing 

office.  164  Washington  st,  mthly $597 

Wessel  F to  J B Brown  Apr  1,  horses  etc, 

Lake,  Oct  15 $250 

Welsch  h L to  T Boyle  May  3,  furn  etc, 

340  Fulton  st,  4 mos $115 

Wallace  M J to  F J Mackey  Mch  1,  furn 

etc,  527  Washington  st,  2 mos $115 

Watson  F W to  J W Ly brand  May  1,  furn 

etc.  236  State  st,  1 day $201 

Wright  J McN  to  G Wright  Apr  28,  furn 

etc  3949  Prairie  av  3 m $1,800 

Weising  H to  T Mackin  Apl  15  furn  etc 

274  Indiana  st  May  1 ’87 $690 

Wehr  H to  G Gillespie  apr  24,  furn  etc,  26 

n Canal  st.  4 mos $86 

Walls  H to  G Gates  apr  30,  piano  and 

furn,  135  Pierson  st $302 

VVanvig  A to  C Schick  apr  13,  furn  etc, 

250  Lake  st,  6 mos $150 

West  S A Jc  Co  to  Cruttendon  &Co  apr  29, 
carriage  etc,  Ohio  and  La  Salle  sts,  13 

mos $700 

Zooatt  H to  C Lehman  Arl  27,  horses  etc, 

Jefferson,  Sept  1 $103 

Zaremba  H to  E B Fox,  May  1,  furn  etc, 

31  Pine  st,  1 y $600 

JUDGMENTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

102135  T W Harvey  Lumber  Co  v M M 
Hoelk  and  F L Klindea.  PI  stricken  out. 
By  defit,  $1,384.  24.  Condtnl  judgt  v 
Luehr,  garn,  and  sci  fa. 

101183  Louis  Wachsmuth  et  al  v Isaac  Kahn. 


By  stip,  $248.60  and  gen  and  sped  exn. 

96799  Franklin  Miner  v O Benson.  $10  and 
proc. 

96305  H H Sumner  v Mrs  D B Smith.  On 
ver,  $453.56.. 

98284  Concordia  Lodge  v Joseph  Oswald. 
Mont  denied  and  judgt  $62.85.  Appl: 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

98031  M M Day  v P J Roche.  Plff  remits 
$90.  Mont  denied  and  judgt  $2,015.45. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

101436  James  C Cooley  et  al  v Wm  M Hal- 
sted, Wm  A Haines,  John  K Noyes  and 
J E Bentley.  By  defit,  $2,633.81  and 
sped  exn. 

95751  R G & S M Co  v Gustave  and  Simon 
Florsheim  and  Cascade  Co.  Mo  n t de- 
nied and  judgt  $799.19.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

66316  E B Miller  & Co  v A Heller.  By  agrm 
$540.11. 

101399  Richard  O’Brien  v Thomas  Storr. 
By  defit,  $414.95,  no  exn,  condtnl  judgt  v 
Lotta  and  C Tuerck,  garns,  and  sci  fa. 

101408  W H Dow  v Thomas  Storr.  $398.02 

88344  Jacob  Karlsrue  v John  W Conroy. 
By  agrmt.  $100.  Satisfied. 

101573  Charles  H Meyer  et  al  v Frederick 
Barber  and  Charles  Hartman.  By  defit, 
509,76. 

100935  James  H Fairchild  et  al  v J H 
Byrne.  By  defit,  $151.50  and  gen  and 
sped  exn. 

94643  John  L Beveridge  et  al  v Smith  J 
Sherwood.  On  ver  $1,087. 

94647  C J L Meyer  & Sons  Co  v Alfred 
Moore  and  Lawrence  P Boyle.  On  ver, 
$113.70. 

98198  Wm  Vockev  Thomas  Pillon.  Onfindg, 
$2,000.  Satisfied. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

51585  Henry  Leslie,  use,  etc  v George  M 
win.  $18.50  and  proc. 

51725  August  Newhauer  v C C B & L A ss’n. 
$12.50  and  proc. 

54177  George  Barry  v A C Ellithorpe.  By 
defit,  $680. 

56181  Thomas  F Arnold  v T Kearney  & Co. 
On  pi,  $716. 

56209  Joseph  Fahys  et  al  v T Kearney  & 
Co.  By  defit,  $702.07. 

51809  Julius  Schmidt  v Charles  Lauitzen. 
$5  and  proc. 

55959  George  F Parkhurst  v H Severt.  By 
defit,  $856.75. 

51622  David  Kelley  v W U Tel  Co.  By 
agrmt,  $12.  Satisfied. 

45922  Charles  S Thornton v Charles  Palmer. 
On  findg,  $25. 

31062  Adolph  Heile  v John  Wentworth.  Mo 
n t denied  and  judgt  $3,300.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  60  ds. 

43506  Charles  F Blakely  et  al  v Charles  Sund- 
berg  and  Martin  Switzer.  Mo  n t denied 
and  judgt  $1,273.30. 


288 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


20614  Samuel  Warner  v C B & Q R R Co 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $6,500.  Appl; 
bond  in  30  ds  and  bill  ex  in  60  ds. 

511/7  W L Allen,  use  etc,  v Charles  Bigelow. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $35.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

5662  Frank  Henenway  v Wm  F Burrows. 
On  ver,  $280  debt,  $161  das.  Appll;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  30  ds.  Dis  as  to  J A Ren- 
hardt. 

8437  Dueber  Watch  Case  Co  v T Kearney  & 
Co.  By  deflt,  $869.43. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5600  Christian  Cappmer  v John  Bohn.  On 
ver,  $150. 

5657  A Staada  v Charles  Lockow.  Judgt  in 
favor  of  J A Wadhams,  interpldr,  $33 


ASSIGNMENTS. 

Sayer  James  P to  H P Ide,  stock  clothing 
127  5th  ave.  Assetts  per  schedule  $18,- 
312.47; liabilities  per  schedule.  .$14,511.26 


BlhLS  OF  SALE. 

Anderson  C to  J R Stow  Arl  28,  furn  etc, 

851  Lake  st $70 

Adrot,  Christollo  & Co  to  G B Cady, , 

factory,  60  Fullerton  av $3,000 

Bristol  P M to  G W Bristol,  april  13,  furn 

etc,  341  Adams  st $200 

Bilborn  J to  C L nilborn  May  3,  stoves  etc, 

134  Michigan  st $1,200 

Baker  Bros  to  G B Baker  May  lj  furn  etc, 

$200 

Bensen  O to  H L Anderson  Apr  28,  Lin- 
coln Pk  Refrectory $1,500 

Bovitz  H to  F Grafska  Apr  30,  house,  65 

Wendell  st $900 

Cady  G B to  Mandel  Mfg  Co,  april  1,  fac- 
tory, 60  Fullerton  av $3,000 

Cudney  D to  M L Hartranft,  april  26,  liq- 
uors etc,  3205  State  st $500 

Caugherty  A to  P P Gormley  Apr  30,  bldg 

226  n Franklin  st $540 

Carter  F W to  A J Bateman  apr  28,  horses 
etc,  43d  st  and  Cottage  Grove  ave. . $100 
Chandler  N D to  H M Chandler  Apr  28, 

bldg,  312  Wabash  ave $250 

Equi  A to  P Mollott  Apr  27,  saloon,  384 

Dearborn  st $1,250 

Fitzgibbons  F to  P Daly  Arl  30,  stock, 

1600  State  st $500 

Gates  G to  J H McCabe  June  19,  furn  etc, 

49  Dearborn  st $340 

Jacobsen  J to  R Rasmussen  apr  29,  horses 

etc,  J eff erson $600 

Moran  A to  P P Gormley  apr  30,  bldg  etc, 

230  n Franklin  st $500 

Quinn  Wm  to  C W Smith  Arl  19,  furn  etc, 

184  4th  ave ....  $200 

Salm  E to  J Schocnkaes  May  1,  drugs  etc, 

699  Noble  st $1 

Voce  W N to  C Shaffner  Apr  30,  store,  231 

31st  st $600 

Vickers  W to  J Harris  apr  27,  lease  of  73 

Harrison  st $800 

Walsh  J T to  E W Walsh  apr  13,  grocery 

etc,  241  w Lake.st $2,000 

Welluntz  S W to  W Kowalewski,  Apr  26, 

saloon,  709  Milwaukee  ave $100 

Wallentin  A to  T Mach  Arl  5,  bldg  etc,  S 

Chicago $310 

Weaver  C S to  J D O’Brien  , house, 

furn  etc,  733  Lake  st $375 


CHICAGO  CITY  COUNCIL,. 

April  26. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  establishing  side- 
walk space  on  Indiana  av.  from  18th  to  22d 
streets. 

The  Commissioner  of  Public  Works  is 
hereby  directed  to  cause  the  proper  author- 
ities to  put  Ashland  avenue,  between  12th 
and  22d  sts.,  in  such  condition  as  the  speci- 
fications for  the  improvement  of  the  same 
warrant. 

Ordered,  That  the  Commissioner  of  Pub- 
lic Works  is  hereby  directed  to  cause  a 
sewer  to  be  constructed  in  Johnson  st.,  be- 
tween 19th  st.  and  19th  Place. 

Ordered,  That  the  Law  Department  is 
hereby  directed  to  proceed  with  the  matter 
of  the  improvement  of  Seeley  av.,  from 
Madison  st.  to  Van  Buren  st.;  said  Law  De- 
partment is  hereby  directed  to  proceed  with 
the  matter  of  the  improvement  of  Wilcox 
av.,  from  Western  av.  to  Rockwell  st. 

Ordered,  That  the  Departmeht  of  Public 
Works  is  hereby  directed  to  advertise  for 
bids  for  curbing,  filling  and  paving  with 
cedar  blocks  Honore  st.,  from  Adams  st.  to 
West  Harrison  st.,  and  to  let  the  contract  to 
the  lowest  responsible  bidder; 

Provided,  The  contractor  will  wait  for  his 
pay  until  the  assessment  for  the  same  is 
collected. 


Also,  Paulina  st.,  from  Lake  to  Adams 
sts.,  and  to  let  the  contract  to  the  lowest  re- 
sponsible bidder;  for  curbing,  grading  and 
paving  Carroll  av.,  from  Ashland  av.  to 
Leavitt  st.,  provided  the  contractor  will  wait 
one  year  for  his  pay. 

Ordered,  That  the  Commissioner  of  Pub- 
lic Works  have  a main  water  supply  pipe 
laid  on  West  Division  st.,  from  North  Lin- 
coln st.  to  California  av. 

Ordered,  That  the  Commisioner  of  Public 
Works  is  authorized  to  advert  se  for  propo- 
sals for  grading  and  paving  Hurlbut  st.. 
from  North  av.  to  Fullerton  av.,  and  to  let 
the  contract  for  the  same  to  the  lowest  re- 
sponsible bidder;  provided,  such  contractor 
will  wait  for  payment  until  the  assessment 
for  the  same  shall  have  been  collected;  to 
advertise  for  proposals  for  curbing,  filling 
and  paving  Mohawk  st.,  from  North  av.  to 
Garfield  av.,  and  to  let  the  contract  for  the 
same  to  the  lowest  responsible  bidder;  pro- 
vided, such  contractor  will  wait  for  payment 
until  the  assessment  for  the  same  shall  ha^e 
been  collected. 

Ordered,  That  the  Commissioner  of  Pub- 
lic Works  be  directed  to  submit  to  this 
Council  a weekly  report  of  the  improved 
streets  that  are  cleaned  by  the  street  con- 
tractor, giving  the  names  of  streets  and  the 
distances;  a monthly  report  of  the  improved 
streets  cleaned,  and  the  number  of  miles, 
names  of  streets,  and  cost  of  same. 

Ordered,  That  the  Department  of  Public 
Works  prepare  a proper  ordinance  in  ac- 
cordance with  the  prayer  of  the  petitioners, 
for  the  construction  of  a wall  on  Stewart 
av.,  from  the  south  line  of  Judd  st.  to  the 
north  line  of  16th  st.,  the  expense  of  the 
same  to  be  paid  by  the  railroad  company. 


THE  USUAL  RESULT. 

It  is  not  to  be  denied  that  a good  sewing 
machine  is  one  of  the  most  important  ap- 
purtenances of  the  modern  household. 

We  thought  we  had  a good  machine  until 
one  day  the  agent  of  the  New  Home  pre- 
sented himself  at  our  door  and  proceeded  to 
deliver  an  oration  upon  its  characteristic 
merits. 

“ But,”  we  answered,  “ our  machine  suits 
us  well,  and  we  do  not  care  for  another.” 

The  agent,  however,  begged  the  privilege 
of  leaving  one  of  his  machines  with  us,  “for 
the  ladies  to  try.” 

The  request  was  not  unreasonable,  so  we 
granted  it  — but  more  to  oblige  the  agent 
than  anything  else;  for  we  really  did  not 
want  the  machine,  and  had  not  the  remotest 
idea  of  buying  it. 

The  machine  once  in  the  house,  it  was 
natural  that  the  ladies  should  look  it  over; 
they  did  so,  and  as  a consequence  fell  in 
love  with  it.  They  say  that  without  the 
slightest  wish  to  decry  or  disparage  any 
other  machine,  this,  all  things  considered,  is 
in  their  opinion  the  most  desirable  one  to 
be  had. 

This  unrivaled  machine  is  manufactured 
by  the  New  Home  Sewing  Machine  (Jo.,  Or- 
ange, Mass.,  and  30  Union  Square,  New  York. 

Ribbon  decorations  still  continue  to  be 
used  on  almost  every  conceivable  article — 
chair-legs,  tables,  milking-stools,  baskets 
and  whisk-brooms  have  flowing  loops  and 
bows  of  ribbon. 

French  sash  curtains  of  embroidered  mull 
or  muslin,  and  edged  with  lace,  are  newer 
than  those  of  Japanese  silk. 

Nottingham  lace,  completely  covered  with 
embroidery  in  different  shades  of  silk,  is  a 
rich  trimming  for  a chair  seat. 

The  low  book-shelves  that  have  super- 
seded the  unweildy  glass  cases  that  used  to 
fill  up  one  side  of  a room  are  adorned  by 
silk  draperies  that  protect  the  volumes  from 
dust. 

Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

May  1. 

Lots  5 6 7 ami  8 in  b 29  Kimbark’s  add  to  Hyde  Park. 
E J Whitehead,  Master.  L A. 

May  5. 

Lots  9 and  10  in  b 8,  Lee’s  add,  with  building  known 
as  663  and  665  N.  Robey  st.  A.  F.  Stevenson,  Mas- 
ter. L.  N. 

Lots  I 2 3 17  18  and  19  in  b 2 of  Glencoe.  H T Steele, 
Mas  er.  L A. 


May  8. 

Lot  82  blk  1 in  Sampson  & Green’s  add,  including 
buildings  and  improvements.  E J Whitehead,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 

May  lO. 

Commencing  at  the  south  liue  of  Sec.  24  40  13  at  a 
point  in  the  middle  of  North  Branch  river,  thence  w 
along  said  sec.  line  23  50-100  chains  to  the  center  of 
North  Branch  road,  thence  n 46(£  degrees  w along 
the  center  of  said  road  5 29-100  chains  to  a stake, 
thence  e 23  14-100  chains  to  the  center  of  North 
Branch  river,  thence  southerly  along  the  center  of 
said  river  to  beginning,  containing  9 acres.  S F 
Hanohett,  Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lots  11  to  19  in  Price’s  sub  of  s qr  of  sw  qr  of  nw 
qr  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35  40  13;  also  e 1 acre  of  s 2*4  acres 
of  n 15(4  acs  of  w hlf  of  w hlf  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35;  also 
ail  that  part  of  s 3 acs  of  n 20  acs  of  w hlf  of  w hlf  of 
nw  qr  of  sec  35  which  lies  n of  Price’s  sub;  containing 
Vi  acr  in  Cook  Co.  J R Custer,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  1 and  2 in  b 1 in  Nichols  & McCullough’s  sub 
of  4 acs  s of  and  adj  the  n 8 acs  of  e hlf  of  se  qr  e of 
railroad  of  sec  9 38  14,  and  lots  71  72  73  and  74  in  blk 
11  in  Walker’s  Douglas  Park  add.  E G Paulding, 
Sped  Comm.  L N. 

Lot  22  in  Sonthworth’s  sub  of  the  n(4  of  b 11  in  C 
T’s  sub  of  w(4  of  sec  5 39  14.  S.  F.  Hanchett,  Sher- 
ff.  L.  N. 

Lot  15  in  b 6 in  Elston’s  add.  S.  F.  Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lot  llll  in  Givins  & Gilbert’s  sub  of  the  s 15  acres 
of  6%  of  sw  qr  of  sec  14  39  13.  S.  F.  Hanohett, 
Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lot  17  in  sub  b 1 in  H.  Meyerhoff’s  sub  of  s%  of  b 
13  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  5 39  14,  and  also  the  und  of 
lot  5 in  b 6 of  Taylor’s  sub  of  b 1 in  the  Assessor’s 
div  of  el/j  of  nw  qr  of  sec  8 39  14.  Anna  M.  Peter- 
son, Adm’x.  L.  N. 

May  II, 

The  middle  10  acs  of  e hlf  of  s 60  acs  of  n hlf  of  ne 
qr  of  sec  28  38  14.  A F Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

May  15. 

Lot  82  blk  1 in  Sampson  & Green’s  add,  with  all 
buildings  and  improvements  thereon.  E J White- 
head,  Master. 

W 20  81-100  front  and  rear  of  e 83  24-100  ft  of  lot  13 
and  14  of  Johnston  & I.aflin’s  sub  of  lots  1 2 and  3 and 
pt  of  lot  4 in  blk  23  in  frl  sec  15  add.  O W Barrett 
Trustee.  L N. 

May  17. 

Lots  10  and  11  in  b 1 in  Jno  Alles  Jr’s  sub  of  lots  1 
2 3 4 5 and  6 in  original  town  of  Rand  (Desplaines)  in 
sec  16  41  12.  J T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

E 3 ft  of  lot  10  and  w 17  ft  of  lot  11  in  b 6 of  New- 
berry’s add.  M F Donoghue,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lots  5 6 7 8 and  9 in  bk  4 of  Taylor’s  sub  of  bk  1 of 
Assessor’s  div  of  e hlf  nw  qr  of  sec  8 39  14.  J T Noyes, 
Master.  L N. 

Und  L of  all  that  part  of  lot  4 of  sub  known  as  par- 
tition between  the  heirs  of  the  Beers’  estate  of  the 
w 110  acres  of  ne  qr  of  6ec  6 38  14.  Cyrenius  Beers, 
Guardian.  L N. 

May  18. 

Lot  31  blk  5 Hitt  et  al’s  sub  sec  26  40  13;  also  lot  15 
Assessor’s  div  sec  23  40  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
LN. 

Lots  40  and  41  in  blk  6 in  Allen’s  sub  of  se  qr  of  ne 
qr  of  sec  24  37  14;  also  lot  9 in  b 6 in  Brouse’s  sub  of 
(ex  n 15  acs)  n hlf  of  w 110  acs  of  sw  qr  of  sec  4 37  14. 

5 F Hauchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  7 8 9 10  11  12  13  14  15  16  and  17  in  b 3 in  Taylor 

6 Canda’s  sub  of  w half  of  sec  1 39 13.  A Sullivan, 
Spec’l  Comm’r.  L N. 

Lots  1 and  2 in  Hinsdale’s  re-sub  of  lots  1 to  10  in 
McGovern’s  sub  of  e 10  of  s 20  acrs  of  n 45  30-100  acrs 
of  nw  qr  of  sec  36  40  13.  J T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  6 in  b 3 in  Dowe’s  add  to  village  of  Lemont.  J T 
Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  75  in  Bullock  & Barnes’  sub  of  n hlf  of  b 2 in  C 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  O Dehling,  Special  Comm’r. 

L N. 

All  that  part  of  lot  2 lying  s of  land  occupied  by  C 
& N W R R Co,  being  in  b 15  of  Irving  Park,  the  same 
being  a sub  of  se  qr  of  sec  15  40  13  and  n hlf  of  ne  qr 
of  sec  22  40  13.  S M Davis,  Trustee.  L N. 

□Lot  13  in  b 8 of  L Hodge’s  sub  of  a part  of  Sherman’s 
sub  of  e hlf  of  w hlf  of  se  qr  of  ssc  28  39  14;  also  lot  8 
in  b 4 in  H O Stone’s  sub  of  n 15  acrs  of  w half  of  sw 
qr  of  sec  34  39  14;  also  s 50  ft  of  n 55  ft  of  lot  1 in  b 1 
in  D W Storr’s  sub  of  n hlf  of  out-lot  19  in  C T’s  sub 
of  sec  33  39  14.  Chas  A Crane,  Conservator.  L N. 

May  20. 

Lot  1 of  Fairfield  & Tudor’s  sub  of  w half  of  b 5 of 
Borden’s  sub  of  w hlf  of  se  qr  of  sec  36  40  13.  M Wat- 
kins, Special  Master.  L N. 

May  24. 

The  s 50  ft  of  lot  1 in  b 19  Hyde  Park;  also  lots  29 
30  31  and  32  in  b 30  (Grand  Crossing)  Cornell,  being  a 
sub  of  sec  26  and  part  of  sec  35  38  14.  D A Pierce, 
Adm’.-.  L N. 

Lot  3 ex  s 50  ft  thereof,  and  lot  4 in  resub  of  b 49 
in  C T’s  sub  of  w half  and  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  17  39 
14.  Catharine  Price,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  12  in  b 1 in  Wilber  & EberharUs  «ub  of  b 25  in 
C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Kate  Lowry,  Guardian.  L N. 

May  25. 

Lots  46  and  47  in  b 5 in  Crane’s  sub  of  s % of  w qr 
of  sw  qr  of  sec  28  39  14.  Maria  Kistenmacher,  Admx. 

L N. 

Lots  4 5 6 and  7 in  b 1 in  village  of  Lemont.  Anto- 
nia Schlunsen,  Admx.  L N. 

Sub-lot  19  of  O M Dorman’s  sub  of  that  part  sth  of 
the  n 3 acres  of  lot  2 b 37  in  C T’s  sub  of  w hlf  and  so 
much  of  se  qr  as  lies  w of  the  sth  branch  of  Chicago 
River  of  sec  21  39  14,  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  12  13  and  14  in  b 2 of  Hiatt’s  sub  of  n half  of  e 
40  acres  of  sw  qr  of  sec  7 39  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sher- 
iff. L N. 

May  20. 

E hlf  of  lot  1 and  the  w hlf  of  lot  2 in  Archer’s  add 
Nathaniel  Bacon,  Guardian.  L N. 

•I une  2. 

Lot  58  in  block  1 in  Sampson  & Greene’s  add,  with 
building  and  improvements  thereon.  Fred’k  Voltz, 
Successor  in  Trust.  L N. 


HARDWOOD— DRY  —YARD  FRICKS 
( Retail.) 

WHITEWOOD 

Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in  . 

1st  and  2d 

Box  boards 

Inch  and  over 

Half  inch 

Common  1st,  1 in 

Plank 

Cull 


ASH. 

1 to  4 in $35.00@40. 

W agon  stock 40. 

Wagon  poles 55.00@60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . . 45.00@ 
Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 50.00@ 

OAK. 

Clear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.  @38. 

Common 22.  @25. 

Timber 25.  @28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in.,  clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45. 

Quartered 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  35. 

Common 25. 

OHEBEY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@90. 

. BUTTEBNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55, 


HICKORY. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in 
Axles,  3x4,  per  pair. . 

334*434 

4x5 

4x6 

434x6 

5x6 

BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 


1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  60. 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 75. 

34x10  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m.  125.00 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  <fc  32  in.  2 

7 

3x3 19 

MAPLF. 

Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25. 

Gray  elm 20. 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.  @40. 

Sycamore 25. 

Chestnut 50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.  @40. 


YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  0.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED 


1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls 15 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OB  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  inch 28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 


. $45.00@50. 

75 

90@  1.00 
. 1.00@  1.25 

1.50 
1.75 
1.75 


...$38.00  @40. 

. . . 35. 

35. 

30. 

28. 

22. 

25. 

15. 

STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  lj^,  134  and 


2 in $35. 

Common 27. 


FINISHING. 

1st  and  2d  clear $32.00 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ikon  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319—321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  nil  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Gas  Machines, 

Plain  and  Fancy  Lamps, 

CAR  AND  FACTORY  LAMPS, 

BUILDERS  OF  GAS  AND  WATER- 
WORKS, 

Gasoline! 

PENN  A.  GLOBE  GAS  LIGHT  CO., 

47  & 49  North  Second  Street,  Philadelphia. 
N.'  Y.  & N.  J.  G.  G.  Lt.  Co.,  Limited, 

1 Park  Place,  N.  Y. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

ITtica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 

YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS— DRY. 


THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 


1st  and  2d  clear,  1-inch 448  00 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1(4  and  1%  inches 46  00 

3d  clear,  114,  1 Vt  and  2 incnes 44  00 

A select,  114  and  1%  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  114,  1!4  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select 22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

Id  clear 43  oo 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

stock,  12, 14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

318ft 23  00 

3 20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft „ 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

2-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

8 and  20  feet ]7  oo 

6 feet 15  01 


BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

t box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

c 33  00 

B 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
Iressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 


FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

X flooring,  6-mch 35 

B 33 

C 26  90 

It  clear,  4-inch 35  00 

B 29  00 

c 26  00 

to  IFencing,  G-inch,  D and  M 16  00 

10  feet ""  15  00 

Torway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch " 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00  I 

C,  6-inch 17  00  . 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap. . . 15  50  ' 

partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds ’ 37  00  1 


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CHICACO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

By  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
West,  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nental link  in  that  system  of  t’nrouj-h  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
is  also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  from  points  East,  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding  points  W est.  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  its  main  line  and  branches,  Chicago, 
Joliet,  Ottawa,  LaSalle,  Peoria,  Geneseo,  Molino  and  Rock  Island,  in  Illinois; 
Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield,  Cttumwa.  Oskaloosa,  West: 
Liberty,  Iowa  City,  Des  Moines,  Indianola,  Winterset,  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin, 
Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  and  Atchison, 
In  Kansas;  Albert  Lea,  Minneanolis  and  St.  Paul,  in  Minnesota;  Watertown  in 
Dakota,  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 

THE  GREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  of  continuous  steel  rail;  sub- 
stantially 'built  culverts  and  bridges;  rolling  stcck  as  near  perfection  as 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 
and  air-brakes;  and  that  exacting  discipline  which  governs  the  practical 
operation  of  all  its  trains.  Other  specialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 
all  connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 
luxuries  of  its  Passenger  Equipment. 

The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  and  the  Missouri  River  are  com- 
posed of  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent.  Pullman 
Palace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dining  Cars,  in  which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  “good  Digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

Is  the  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  Deoots  for  all  points  in  tho  Territories 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route,  Fast  Express  Trains  are  run  to  the 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  hunting  and  fish- 
ing grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  tha 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastor- 1 lands  cf  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
between  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati.  Indianapolis,  and  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable,  as  well  as 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada;  or 
by  addressing 

R.  R.  CABLE,  £.  ST.  JOHN, 

President  and  General  Manager,  Chicago.  Cnr' — 1 T and  Passenger  Agent,  Chic3Qi» 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet f 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  16  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  60 

Common  1 54  and  1 54-inch 13  00 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  reel 14  00 

u 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  60 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 


Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  Grices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides,  fcl  50. 

f PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 


Pickets,  flat,  common r 9 f 0 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

154  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

254-inch 00  60 

254-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES— CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 45 

Extra  A 2 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  00@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00^16  00 

2x8,  „ 12  00@14  50 

2x10,  „ „ 12  00(516  00 

2x12,  „ 12  00(617  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 12  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  54  6 inch,  7 feet 1054 

54  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

54  8 inch,  7 feet 1754 

54  8 inch,  7 feet 9 

54  9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length 16 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

10  feet,  per  inch 06 

12  “ “ “ 10 

14  u “ “ 15 

16  “ “ “ 18 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 


Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  254  in $23  00@25  00 

Thicker 25  00@27  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 

OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00(5)22  00 

Common  14  00@16  00 

Timber 17  00@19  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Step  plank 27  00 

Cull ...  10  00 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

1st  and  2d 65  00(6)70  00 

Common 43  00(6)48  00 

Culls 24  00(528  00 

Extra  good 70  00@75  00 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 22  00@24  00 

Common * 14  00(6)16  00 

Cull 11  00@13  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 60  00(5:65  00 

“ “ thick 65  00(®70  00 

Cull 10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00@21  00 

Common 12  00@14  00 

Cull 6 00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00@30  00 

Cull 10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 32  00@35  00 

1st  and  2d,  154  in  and  up 35  00(5)37  50 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 16  00(518  00 

Cull 5 00@  6 00 

Merchantable 13  00@14  00 

BIRCH. 

Good 20  00@25  00 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00(5T7  00 

Cull 8 00 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00@16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 


FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 


3t  and  2d  clear 

siding  strips 

flooring  strips 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED, 
lear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch . 

i 

, %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 

lear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 

lear  and  A.  94 -inch,  6 inch 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 

B,  94  insh  , 6 iDch 

SIDING — TIED. 

1 and  2d  clear,  12,  II  and  16  feet 22  00  t 

8i^ine 20  60  | 

B — la  .an  i 


3ncing  siding,  “D’ 

,%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents 
>oring. 

more  than  | 

i 

BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 


FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 

194  LaSalle  St.,-  - - CHICAGO,  ILL 

Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


BEECH. 

Good 14  00@15  00 

Cull 

Log  run 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 23  00@25  00 

Cull 6 00(5  10  00 

Log  run 13  00@15  00 

flUITBTWFT 

let  and  2d...  ! 30  00@35  00 

Cull 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

let  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00@24  00 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00@20  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch 24  00(5)26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@29  uO 

CALIFORNIA  BEDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side SO  00 

“ rough 62  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

4 SINGLES— BEDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr  Ml 4.90  pr  M 

gqnareButts  4.60  pr  51 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 

JOEdST  isroK.THEasr 

‘‘The  Practical  Furnace  Man," 

Of  the  late  Arm  of  Servoss,  Nobthen  & Oo. 

MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLKCTIC  HEATER.” 

The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  at*. 


Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 

Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint-  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  in  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  all  Tastes  and  Designs. 

218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 

Chicago  Slate  and  Mantel  Co., 

Manufacturers  of 

SLATE  MANTELS, 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICACO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave->  Chicago, 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Manufacturers 
of  tine 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Bailings,  ' 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

—AS  — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass ) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


A.  LTD 


I 


ULTSTTZR^UNrClE:  AGENCY- 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  3o.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  *>  Telephone  Wo.  ’351 


METROPOLITAN 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICACO. 


COURSE  OF1  STUDY: 

Book-keeping,  Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 
Penmanship,  Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 
Short-Hand,  Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling:. 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  Sc  Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons  : 

CHAS.  T.  YEKKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave.  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR'-ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


ENGRAVING  photograph- 

NO  DRAWING  REQUIRED-  : 


NO  HAND  WORK  necessary- 
send  COPY  CHEAP,  ARTISTIC 


Sewer  FIRE^R,CK 

- FIRE  CLAY, 

SHOW  & Mi!'.'. 


THE  BUSINESS  EXCHANGE  IS  A 

GREAT  BUSINESS  EA4IFOK.ITJA4: ! 

In  which  you  see  Banking;.  Manufacturing.  Importing;,  Commission.  Jobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Keal-Estate,  Insuranee  and  Transport- 
ation Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 

Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time. 
Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

O.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So  e Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Begisters, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAZE  STITT. 

. !j.  H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 

. Boynton,  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

. Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
. Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


'21 


Sparham  & Shepherd, 

Sole  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 

Roofing! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

— ( GafT  Building. ) 

M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  - - - ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
a™  STEAM-FITTING, 

No.  9 Arcade  Court, 

Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICACO. 
jgp—  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


107  ’.a  alle  Street. 

1 uiue  o:)  N lCIl/rtbfth  St. 

45th  Rt  k S.  M R-  1*  ) 


Pipe 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  324  W. MADISON  Street, 

Cor.  Curtis  St.  CHICAGO.  ELL. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 

RENTS- TENEMENT  INSPECTION 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES 

TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS 

TRUST  DEEDS ’ 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 

SHERIFF’S  SALES— TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD 


Page. 

I. 

II. 

III. 

IV. 

V. 

VI. 

VII.  & VIII. 

IX. 

X.  & XI. 

.XII.  & XIII. 

XIV. 

XV. 

XVI. 


ESTABLISHED  1855. 


«J.  33.  STT3L.I_.rV -A-IN-  <&  BRO., 
266  & 268  N.  Clark  St. 


P A I NTING  CONTRACTORS! 


Dealers  in  all  Grades  of 

"W  AI-.L.  PAPER! 

Estimates  promptly  given,  Telephone— 3101.  Telephone— 883. 


South  Side  Office  — Room  15  — 159  and.  161  La  Salle  Street. 


The  Office  of  this  Journal  has  been  removed  to  Nos.  164  to  166 
Washington  Street,  Rooms  12  and  14. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
U'4'i  Chicago  Opera  House  Building, 


N.  A.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

AKEON*SEWER*PIPE,*  FIRE*BBICE 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 

OFFICE  AND  YARD  : l BRANCH  YARD: 

219  E.  Washington  St.  f Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATINC, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

20  1 to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


[Established  1856].  , 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


Sanitary  Plumber, 


1209  SOUTH  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

TELEPHONE  8323. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturina  Co  '^'r^  -^ealers’  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

m ^ MANUFACTURERS  OF 

PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mould  ings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND 

Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


O.  H.  POSTAL, 

CARPENTER  and  BUILDER, 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

OOiMF-AJSTY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


ii.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 


Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Ksr- Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  FTr-e  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15.  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.?  TT  r 
Telephone  883.  f 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 


A LLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
A.  125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


ANDERSON,  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 

153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Stieet. 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  162  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 


J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUICKSHANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

BEAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  61st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Beal  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - ILLINOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

1®"  Correspondence  Solicited. 
BROWN,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lota  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 


CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


Q-  -A..  CX-.A.XJSSE31SriXJS. 

No.  2 South  Clark  Street,  Room  3. 

Fire  Insurance  a Specialty. 


COLE,  M.  1.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated,  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 

W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  &.  CO. 

Real  Estate.  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  50  Dearborn  street. 


DREYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  99  Dearborn  street. 


EDWARDS  Sc  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Dffice: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Re  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  Rooms  6 
and  7 — 123  and  125  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  111. 


aOODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine*  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


aOODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 


OODRIDGE,  JSDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
IT  Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago. 
Reference  since  1858  : Traders’  Bank. 


aREEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Bordo.i  Block. 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 


aRIFFIN  & DWTGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 


UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
T 38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street.! 


G1  ROSS,  S.E.  & CO., Dearborn  and  Randolph  streets. 

T Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a spe- 
cialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
street,  Chicago.  Room  12,  Reaper  Block. 


KRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 


ITRAFT  & GREENACRE,  Attorneys,  Real  Estate 
k and  Loans.  No.  78  LaSalle  Street,  Room  F. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTAATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


WM.  LEAGUE  A CO.. 

Heal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 


MAGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 


II TICK,  JAS.  F.,  & SON,  Real  Estate,  Renting,  Loans, 
ill  Englewood  property  a specialty.  6216  Wentworth 
ave.,  Englewood,  and  Room  29,  161  La  Salle  st. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

202  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.  IIX. 


YIERLING,  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans  ; buys, 
sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 


■yyALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

116  lion  roe  Street. 


WEBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  7,  111  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 

O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE!, 

162  LaSalle  St..  Room  1?.  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 

J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

WHEELER  Si  CO',  Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting. 
Room  1--130  LaSalle  St. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


j^ayton,  r.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


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OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  Journal. 

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One  square,  1 month,  $4;  3 months,  $11;  6 months,  $20 
1 year,  $36. 

Two  squares,  1 month,  $6;  3 months,  $17;  6 months, 
$32;  1 year,  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 months, 
$45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 months 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 months 
$150. 

Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  mov- 
able, and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  the 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 


Terms  of  Subscription, 

Postage  prepaid. 


United  States $4  06 

Canada $4  OC 

Great  Britain $5  OC 

Germany.  France  Austria  etc $5  OC 


DIXON  & PETERSONt 

(>uccessors  t.»  0 - C.  Dixon  &.  Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING! 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Nawels  Etc  , 

13  AND  4 F NORTH  C AN  \ L STREET, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


MAURITZON  BROS. 


IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 


Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid,  etc. 

70  LaSalle  St.  Room  13.  CHICAGO. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  Sc  54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


OSBORNE  & KEELER,  Real  Estate,  177  LaSalle  st., 
Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 


PARROTT,  JAMES  J. — Real-Estate  and  Loans— 
Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 


PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Rooms  96  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  ) 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St.,  - Chicago. 


B 

B 


EED,  F.  J.— 161  La  Salle  st.  Renting  Agency. 
Business  Property  a Specialty.  Chicago. 


EDFIELD  C.  S, — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
ance, 6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS? 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, 207  Chicago  avenue,  Chicago. 


SCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
Fifth  ave.,  Staats  Zeitung  Bldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 


SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place,  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


QTEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
O Island  Ave.,  corner  181  h street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a speci 


TIJIDHOLM,  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
JL  Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 


QAMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155. 


Champion  Roofing, 


Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  E.  Harding, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  148  La  Salle  St. 


WM.  J.  B RAC H VOGEL, 

General  Solicitor  for  all  kinds  of 

Packing  Boxes 

and  all  sorts  of  LUMBER.  482  Fifth  Avenue 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasorably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
I invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials 

For  Sale.  CmcagO. 


J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

10  South  Peoria  Street, 

Stores  and  Offices  Fitted  up  on  Short  Notice. 

Losses  adjusted  for  Fire  Insurance  Companies. 


THE  PORTLAND  BLOCK 

Barber  Slrop 
IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 

HIGH  CHARACTER  OF  THE  SURROUNDINGS 
! 

Reasonable  Prices  and  Extra  Good  Work 
Constitute  our  Capital. 

No.  72  Washington  Street,  - 


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REED  & HURLBUT, 

HONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REi\L  ESTATE. 

RAILWAY  BONOS  FOR  SALE 

JOSIAH  H.  REED,  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 
Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago 

[Room  2 165  Washington  St. 

W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE. 

iuilcLers  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences, 
and  Cottages. 

Houses  sold  on  Easy  Payments. 

Room  4—80  Dearborn  St. 


G,  U.  GORDON. 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


0.  (J.  GORDON  & CO., 

leal  Estate  and  Loans 

79  Dearborn  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71,  / 

Unity  Building,  ) OiT.ioa.gO. 

0.  H.  BROOKsT 

Dealer  in  Chicago 

REAL  ESTATE. 

|Acre  property  around  Chicago  a specialty. 

Lots  at  Tracy,  below  Englewood,  on  Rock  Island 
ailway. 

Rooms  41  and  42, 

149  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


Horace  A.  Goodrich, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

o Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 


CHICAGO. 


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pNE,  FOUR,  2STIFTE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

|ew  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated, From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  MADISON  STREET. 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  TH  EO.  G.  DICKINSON  . 

Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 

W D.  Kebfoot.  W.  a.  Mekigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jb. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  te  che  interests  of  non-residents 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister.  C.  H.  Puscheck. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 
i 818  S.  EnLSTED  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL  ; 

Property  in  all  parts  or  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rentfi 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
reti&ble  companies. 

43^  Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LO  YYJSrS. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros. 

REAL  ESTATE  & MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

No.  3 a W ELSlrilAgton.  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

JNO.  B KNIGHT.  jas.  jfl.  MaRSHALI 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO- 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

4®-  We  give  Special  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non* 
Residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

Wm.  Evans.  C.  C.  Housel.  J.  R.  Wickersham. 

EVANS  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loan  Brokers, 

1 14  La  Salle  Street, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a generul  real  estate  and  loan  business.  Secur- 
ities bought  and  sold. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

Room  1 0, 

99  and  IOI  Washingion  St., 

KICAGO,  - - ILL. 

P.E.  STANLEY  & CO., 
REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

90  WA8HIYOTOIV  STREET. 
CHICAGO. 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents , 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & GO., 

BANKERS, 
Loans  * and  * Real  * Estate, 

99  Dearborn  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

“•  l.  tueneb.  w.  a.  bond 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Heal  Estate 

Mortgage  Leans, 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

Loons  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  #0 
Commission.  Taxee  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

Taos.  B.  Bryan,  John  D.  Jennings, 

President.  Vice-President. 

Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r. 

The  Mutual  Trust  Society 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors1  and  other  Bonds; 
the  Execution  of  Trusts;  the  Investment  of  Trust 
Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates,  etc. 
Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully  guarded. 
Taxes  paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  St., 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

—TO — 

1 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 

F.  A.  BRAGG  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

96  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-resident* 

JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  514,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO.  1 

Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  F.  B.  Bouue 

BOGTJE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
171  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Specn. ' 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-iesidents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAM’L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Chicago, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell. 


Bruce  B.  Barney. 


Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Go., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Rooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  Sts.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


Henry  A.  Osborn.  Joseph  B.  Keeler. 

OSBOHN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting 
Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  and  Monroe  Sts. 

Choice  Property  for  Inve  ltment  a Specialty. 


F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

Barnes  & Parish, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

STOKES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED. 

Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold, 
elephone  No  438. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  MAY  15,  1886. 


The  eight-hour  agitation  certainly  threat- 
ens, if  it  does  nothing  worse,  the  prosperity 
of  the  building  trades  and  the  general  pros- 
perity of  the  country.  Possibly  we  will  pass 
through  this  transition,  which  practically 
amounts  to  a revolution,  without  suffering 
any  real  harm;  but  there  are  thousands  of 
employers  of  labor  who  feel  that  this  change 
can  not  be  made  without  the  infliction  of 
damages,  which  will  not  be  easily  gotten 
over.  This  agitation,  fortunately,  extends 
from  one  end  of  the  country  to  the  other. 
Chicago  does  not  suffer  alone,  nor  even  Illi- 
nois, nor  the  western  States,  but  the  move- 
ment extends  from  Boston  to  San  Francisco, 
and  from  Duluth  to  New  Orleans.  Monday, 
May  1,  the  contest  opened.  Employers  have, 
in  hundreds  of  instances,  agreed  to  the  re- 
duction of  either  one  or  two  hours,  and  have 
made  terms  as  to  the  rates  of  pay;  in  some 
cases  paying  a corresponding  reduction,  and 
in  other  cases  paying  ten  hours’  for  eight 
or  nine  hours’  work.  The  situation,  con- 
densed into  the  fewest  words  possible,  is  as 
follows:  The  building  trades  started  in  last 
week  in  most  cities  on  a nine-hour  basis, 
and  in  most  cases  at  a corresponding  reduc- 
tion of  pay.  In  Philadelphia  the  wages  of 
carpenters  continue  this  year  at  $2.75,  and 
the  wages  of  other  building  labor  is  also  on 
last  year’s  basis,  with  some  few  exceptions. 
The  boss  painters  voted  against  nine  hours; 
the  hod  carriers  have  been  granted,  some 
$2.25  per  day  and  some  $2.50,  for  nine 
hours’  work.  Stone  mason  laborers  want 
$2.00  for  nine  hours.  The  brick-layers  have 
settled  upon  39  cents  per  hour  and  nine 
hours  per  day.  Similar  action  has  been 
taken  in  some  other  trades,  but  the  trouble 
is  not  yet  over.  In  New  York,  in  the  build- 
ing trades,  nine  hours  has  become  the  rule, 
and  many  others  have  followed.  The  build- 
ing trades  are  almost  a unit  for  nine  hours, 
and  with  corresponding  reductions.  The 
furniture  workers,  to  the  number  of  10,000, 
have  adopted  the  eight  hour  day.  The  joint 
arbitration  committee  of  the  Mason-Build- 
ers’ Association  and  the  brick-layers’  unions 
have  agreed  to  45  cents  per  hour  for  nine 
hours,  excepting  Saturday,  which  will  be  an 
eight-hour  day.  Their  relative  gain  is  $1.59 
per  week.  The  blue-stone  cutters  and  flag- 
gers of  that  city  have  enforced  the  nine-hour 
rule  and  $4.00  per  day.  The  eight-hour  day 
prevails  on  all  municipal  work  in  Brooklyn. 
The  adoption  of  this  rule  will  be  quite  gen- 
eral throughout  the  West.  In  scores  of  in- 
dustries of  New  York  and  Pennsylvania  the 
shorter  day  rule  is  being  established  this 
month.  The  Chicago  brick-layers  and  ma- 
sons, 8,000  strong,  have  adopted  the  eight- 
hour  rule,  and  in  Troy  the  journeymen  car- 
penters have  agreed  with  the  bosses  for  an 
eight-hour  day,  at  30  cents  per  hour.  In 
Milwaukee  the  boss  carpenters  have  agreed 
to  the  eight-hour  rule,  and  the  brick-layers, 
masons  and  hod-carriers  have  also  adopted 
it.  In  St.  Louis  many  industries  have  adopt- 
ed the  eight  and  nine  hour  day,  with  pay  by 
the  hour,  as  recommended  by  the  Trades 
Assembly.  The  master  plasterers  agreed  to 
the  eight-hour  system,  and  will  pay  their 
men  $3.50  per  day  for  eight  hours  instead 
of  $4.50  per  day  for  ten  hours.  The  con- 
tractors and  builders  generally  have  agreed 
to  consider  eight  hours  a day’s  work,  at  30 
cents  per  hour.  In  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  the 


brick-layers  and  other  members  of  the  build- 
ing trades  struck  for  eight  hours  a day  on 
the  3d  inst.  In  Ohio  the  eight-hour  bill  has 
become  a law.  In  Baltimore  many  meetings 
have  been  held,  and  10,000  men,  represent- 
ing 45  trades,  paraded  for  eight  hours.  The 
Granite  Cutters’  Union,  of  Baltimore,  will 
work  only  nine  hours,  but  accept  a reduction 
of  25  cents  per  day  from  the  wages  paid  for 
ten  hours.  In  Galveston,  Tex.,  the  eight- 
hour  day  began  May  4.  In  Pittsburg  the 
plumbers  started  in  upon  nine  hours  and 
eight  on  Saturday.  The  carpenters,  brick- 
layers, and  other  branches  of  the  building 
trade,  did  the  same.  In  Boston  the  brick- 
layers, carpenters,  and  other  members  of 
the  building  trades,  have  held  over  a hun- 
dred meetings  within  the  past  year,  and  the 
boss  builders  have  to  a large  extent  yielded 
to  the  demands  of  their  workmen,  that  fifty- 
three  hours  constitute  a week’s  work.  In 
Washington  all  classes  of  mechanics,  includ- 
ing carpenters,  brick-layers,  and  other  trades 
in  the  bnilding  line,  are  unanimously  in 
favor  of  the  short-hour  movement;  but  the 
builders  and  contractors  have  organized  to 
resist  its  enforcement,  and  a strike  seems 
inevitable.  The  resolution  of  the  carpenters 
demands  eight  hours,  at  $3.00  per  day.  and 
provides  for  the  trial  and  fining  of  any 
member  who  violates  this  rule,  and  prohibits 
all  over-time  and  Sunday  work  except  for 
double  pay.  Statements  of  this  kind  con- 
cerning labor  agitations  for  shorter  hours 
and  higher  wages  could  be  multiplied  indefi- 
nitely. The  whole  world  of  labor  seems  to 
be  aroused.  In  times  past  no  serious  dam- 
age was  done  in  the  reduction  from  four- 
teen hours  to  twelve,  and  from  twelve  to 
ten,  and  hence  many  are  inclined  to  take 
the  charitable  view  that  the  reduction  from 
ten  to  eight  or  nine  hours  will  not  be  at- 
tended with  any  disastrous  consequences.  It 
is  of  no  use  to  draw  general  conclusions 
from  individual  opinions,  and  it  is  unneces- 
sary to  enter  into  guess-work.  Labor  organ- 
ization is  a fact;  it  is  upon  us:  and  we  have 
to  make  the  best  of  it. 

* * * 

Considering  the  enormous  productive  ca- 
pacity of  the  country,  our  enormous  machin- 
ery capacity,  and  the  frequent  boasts  made 
by  manufacturers  that  we  have  capacity  to 
make  as  much  in  six  months  of  all  kinds  of 
products  as  we  can  use  in  twelve  months, 
very  littie  harm  ought  to  follow  from  a re- 
duction of  the  hours  of  labor.  So  far  as  cost 
of  labor  is  concerned,  that  is  an  evil  which 
will  correct  itself  gradually  and  effectually. 
* * * 

The  manufacturer  can  not  boast  of  any 
such  thing  as  a “boom.”  Prices  are  not  im- 
proved in  the  least,  and  only  where  a large 
volume  of  business  is  done,  or  a good  de- 
mand for  specialties  is  found,  can  any 
money  be  made  at  all.  Lumber  dealers, 
planing-  mill  proprietors  and  contractors  re- 
port “ little  doing,”  and  attribute  the  apathy 
prevalent  in  a good  measure  to  the  agitation 
of  the  labor  troubles.  In  many  cases,  for 
instance,  firms  will  not  bid  on  contracts 
until  it  is  determined  what  compensation 
skilled  labor  will  demand  the  ensuing  quar- 
ter. “Perhaps  the  most  unfailing  sign  of 
the  dullness  of  trade  generally  is  the  large 
amount  of  idle  capital  now  seeking  invest- 
ment,” said  one  business  man,  concluding  a 
talk  on  trade  generally.  Some  of  our  real 
estate  operators  say  that  building  has  been 
checked  by  labor  agitations.  A few  cases 
have  been  mentioned.  No  doubt  there  would 
have  been  more  building  had  there  been  less 
talk  of  eight  hours  and  higher  wages.  For- 
tunately for  the  building  interests,  Chicago 
is  not  an  exception,  and  all  trades  seem  to 
be  similarly  affected.  This  advancing  tend- 
ency of  cost  is  calculated  to  check  enter- 
prise. 

If  Chicago  proposes  to  keep  pace  with  other 
cities,  it  will  find  itself  under  the  necessity 
of  investing  somewhere  from  $2,000,000  to 
$5,000,000  in  improvements.  Of  course  these 
improvements  can  not  be  made  without  the 
assistance  of  special  legislation,  but  there  is 
no  good  reason  why  this  legislation  should 
not  be  asked  for  and  secured.  It  is  not 
every  legislator  that  likes  to  champion 
schemes  for  increased  taxation,  but  the  ne- 
cessity is  yearly  becoming  more  and  more 
urgent.  Real  estate  would  be  benefited  by 
the  expenditure  that  conld  be  wisely  made. 
* * * 

The  rage  for  high  priced  houses  has  gone 
forever.  Cheap  houses  will  sell  at  a poor  mar- 
ket, while  dear  houses  will  not.  A $2,000  or  a 
$3,000  house  will  sell  where  a $6,000  house 


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beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompar- 
able ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 
Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 

ESstey  cte  Gamp, 

188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO.  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


nsro-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Oliicago. 


Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers.^ 


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will  not.  Hence  the  strength  of  the  cheap 
house  building  movement.  If  everything 
goes  right,  the  early  summer  will  witness 
the  inauguration  of  a dozen  or  two  more 
schemes  for  building  houses  on  a large 
scale.  There  is  plenty  of  money,  and  enter- 
prise is  waiting  for  the  word  “Go.”  Let  us 
hope  that  nothing  will  interfere  with  the 
word  of  command. 

* * * 

Communism  has  taken  a back  seat  in  Chi- 
cago; the  dastardly  deed  of  Tuesday  night  a 
week  ago  having  angered  and  aroused  our 
police  force,  who  seem  to  hate  air  “idle  agi- 
tator” as  much  as  our  merchants  and  busi- 
ness men.  The  manly  and  determined  stand 
taken  by  the  police  force  of  Chicago  speaks 
volumes  in  their  praise.  While  it  has  been 
stated  with  much  truth  that  nearly  all  of 
the  vicious  element  among  the  strikers  is 
made  up  of  unnaturalized  foreigners,  it  will 
not  be  forgotten  that  Irishmen  have  been 
on  the  side  of  law  and  order,  and  that  they 
take  most  kindly  to  our  laws,  upholding 
them  and  obeying  them.  Their  intelligence 
and  fidelity  will  continue  to  entitle  them  to 
a fair  share  of  the  public  patronage.  Peo 
pie  who  have  the  welfare  of  the  country  at 
heart  will  manifest  it  by  obeying  and  help- 
ing to  enforce  the  laws. 


THE  MARKET. 

During  the  past  week  the  market  has  as- 
sumed a decidedly  more  encouraging  phase, 
and  the  views  of  the  agents  that  only  a tem- 
porary depression  would  be  the  result  of  the 
labor  troubles,  as  expressed  in  last  week’s 
issue,  are  on  a fair  way  to  their  realization. 
In  the  opinion  of  some  of  the  agents,  busi- 
ness will  be  carried  later  into  the  summer 
than  usual  while  others  believe  that  an  active 
trade  will  not  commence  until  fall.  Among 
the  large  buyers  of  real  estate  during  the 
past  few  weeks  is  Geo.  A.  Seaverns,  who  has 
bought,  in  addition  to  the  40  acres  at  Maple 
wood,  600  feet  on  Vernon  av.,  corner  of  35th 
st.,  for  $65,000. 

Attempts  are  being  made  to  render  less 
cumbrous  and  expensive  the  present  system 
of  transferring  real  estate.  There  is  a con- 
tinuous demand  that  some  remedy  should 
be  found  which  would  relieve  the  seller,  buy- 
er and  agent  from  the  many  complications 
which  arise  at  every  transfer  of  a piece  of 
property.  By  the  present  system  the  serv- 
ices of  the  broker,  lawyer,  notary  public,  ab- 
stract maker  and  recorder  of  deeds  are 
needed,  and  all  have  to  be  paid  for  at  a 
good  round  price  by  the  owner,  amounting 
in  many  cases  to  the  value  of  the  property. 
After  all  is  done  that  can  be  done,  the  buyer 
is  not  absolutely  safe,  for  dower  claims,  tax 
claims,  claims  of  minor  children,  special  as- 
sessments, mechanic  liens,  and  a multitude 
of  other  claims,  may  afterwards  come  up  as 
a result,  perhaps,  of  the  careless  examina- 
tion of  the  title,  or  from  conceal- 
ment, and  thus  bring  into  question  his  right 
to  ownership. 

Stocks  and  registered  bonds  change  own- 
ership by  an  indorsement  and  record  in 
books  of  the  company.  Thus  the  change  of 
a million  dollars’  worth  of  bonds  may  be 
made  in  a few  minutes,  while  a fifty  thou- 
sand dollar  transaction  in  real  estate  may 
involve  weeks  and  months  and  great  ex- 
pense before  it  is  consummated.  If  the 
courts,  say  some,  would,  after  five,  ten  or 
fifteen  years,  declare  titles  of  realty  clear, 
the  present  system  would  be  materially 
helped. 

Title  and  guarantee  companies  have  in 
view  the  simplification  of  the  transfer  of 
real  estate,  and  are  worthy  of  careful  exam- 
ination by  the  lawyers  and  real  estate  men. 
Opposition  may  naturally  be  expected  from 
lawyers  and  abstract  men,  who  would  have 
their  fees  reduced  by  any  simplification  of 
the  process  of  transferring  real  estate;  but 
for  all  that,  it  is  certain  and  necessary  that 
some  practical  remedy  should  go  into  effect, 
and  that  right  soon,  for  the  benefit  of  buyer, 
and  seller  alike. 

Bnsiness  in  the  abstract  department  of 
the  county  is  on  the  increase.  Recorder 
Scribner  is  expected  back  the  last  of  the 
; month,  from  his  trip  in  the  South  taken  for 
his  health. 

Bogue  & Hoyt  are  now  in  their  spacious 
i offices,  Rooms  1 and  2,  southwest  corner  of 
Dearborn  and  Monroe  sts. 

John  Wain  reports  an  increase  in  the  de- 
mand for  property  within  the  past  few  days. 


An  important  improvement  is  being  made 
by  M.  F.  Myriclt  around  his  property,  being 
125x692  feet,  between  alley  and  Lake  Park 
av.  and  30th  sts.  Curbing  is  being  laid  all 
around  the  properly,  and  10,000  square  feet 
of  granolitnie  walk,  entirely  surrounding 
it.  This  is  prior  to  further  improvements. 

Knight  & Marshall  are  in  their  new  offices 
on  the  main  floor  of  the  Reaper  block.  They 
are  busy  with  their  renting  department. 
They  look  forward  to  the  settlement  of  the 
labor  troubles  in  another  week,  and  the  re- 
sumption of  sales  in  real  estate,  which  have 
materially  dropped  off  since  the  strike. 

J.  P.  White  is  at  Room  10,  99  and  101 
Washington  st. 

L.  A.  Gilbert  has  moved  to  Room  34,  Reap- 
er Block. 

J.  P.  Bowes  & Go.  have  sold  the  following: 
196  feet  on  Indiana,  n.w.  cor.  51st  st.,  $3,385; 
25  feet  on  Michigan  av.,  north  of  51st  st., 
$1,075;  50  feet  on  State  st.,  south  of  44th  st., 
through  to  Wabash  av.,  $5,650;  25  feet  on 
State,  between  45tli  and  46th  sts.,  $1,500;  44 
feet  on  State  st.,  corner  52nd,  $3,500;  37}^ 
feet  on  State  st.,  south  of  53rd,  $1,600;  49l2 
feet  on  State  st.,  south  of  60th,  $35;  per  foot 
23  lots  in  their  new  subdivision  at  44th  and 
Wallace  sts.,  aggregating  $17,000;  437  feet 
in  Normal  aggregating  $10,500;  7 cottages 
on  La  Salle  st.,  north  of  55th,  $8,400. 

Another  Auction  at  the  Real  Estate 
Hoard  Rooms, 

The  Real  Estate  Board,  desirous  as  ever  to 
foster  and  encourage  the  buying  and  selling 
of  Real  Estate  in  Chicago,  kindiy  offered  its 
rooms  to  the  trustees  of  the  Jay  Cooke  &Co. 
Estate  in  bankruptcy,  for  the  purpose  of 
holding  a public  auction  of  about  33,000 
acres  of  Western  lands. 

There  was  a strong  influence  brought  t° 
bear  to  hold  it  in  St.  Paul  but  through  the 
solicitations  of  W.  J.  Barney  & Co.,  27  Tri- 
bune Bldg.,  Chicago  was  chosen  as  the  place 
for  the  auction  the  entire  charge  of  which 
has  been  given  to  them. 

A sale  of  this  magnitude  and  character^ 
being  the  sale  of  Western  lands  is  of  rare 
occurrence,  and  may  be  considered  as  an 
honor  to  Chicago.  The  estate  of  Jay  Cooke 
<fc  Co.  went  into  bankruptcy  thirteen  years 
ago.  During  this  time  the  creditors  have 
held  33,000  acres  of  land  in  Minnesota  and 
other  Western  States,  which  they  are  now 
determined  to  close  up  by  a public  auction 
at  the  Real  Estate  Board  Rooms.  Room  5 
161  La  Salle  St.,  sale  to  commence  at  12 
o’clock  noon  on  Wednesday  May  26. 

Each  tract  will  be  sold  separately  and  a 
good  opportunity  will  be  offered  to  those 
desirous  of  investing  in  Western  lands. 
They  are  located  in  various  States  of  the 
Dorthwest,  but  most  of  them  are  north  of  St. 
Paul,  in  the  counties  of  Isanti,  Anoka,  Chi- 
sago and  St.  Louis,  Minn. 

The  very  fact  that  these  lands  belong  to 
the  estate  of  Jay  Cooke  & Co.  is  sufficient 
guarantee  to  the  public  that  the  auction  will 
be  conducted  fairly,  and  those  present  will 
have  such  an  opportunity  as  rarely  occurs, 
to  make  investments  in  farming  lands  in 
the  growing  Northwest. 

Fire  insurance  in  the  best  and  most  reli- 
able companies  is  placed  by  Adolph  Loeb, 
170  La  Salle  st.  This  agency  has  been  es- 
tablished for  many  years,  and  the  increase 
in  the  business  transacted  testifies  to  the 
satisfaction  given  to  all  owners  of  real  estate 
and  agents  dealing  with  Mr.  Loeb.  The  fol- 
lowing well  known  companies  are  repre- 
sented by  him:  The  Royal  Insurance  Co., 
of  Liverpool;  The  Rochester  German  Insur- 
ance Co.,  Rochester,  N.Y.;  Peoples  Fire  In- 
surance Co.,  of  New  York;  German  Fire  In- 
surance Co.,  of  Pittsburgh;  Pennsylvania 
Insurance  Co.,  of  Pittsburgh;  Birmingham 
Fire  Insurance  Co.,  of  Pittsburgh;  Washing- 
ton Fire  Insurance  Co.,  of  Cincinnati ; Lloyd’s 
Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.,  of  New  York. 

The  two  prominent  branches  of  the  real 
estate  business  — buying  and  selling  of 
property  and  the  negotiating  of  loans,  will 
be  carried  on  in  a representative  manner  by 
the  firm  of  Malcom  McNeil  & Bro.,  who  have 


recently  organized  and  opened  up  spacious 
offices  at  No.  92  Washington  st.  Malcom 
McNeil  has  been  actively  connected  with  the 
real  estate  interests  of  the  city  for  many 
years,  and  has  in  this  time  gained  a thor- 
ough knowledge  as  to  values  and  property 
in  general.  The  members  of  the  firm  are 
Malcom  McNeil,  Benj.  F.  McNeil,  and  Alex. 
C.  McNeil. 

Removal, 

The  Northwestern  Mutual  Life  and  Loan 
Agency,  R.  Frindiville,  agent,  have  removed 
their  office  to  rooms  13  and  14,  No.  116  La 
Salle  street,  where  they  are  prepared  to  ne- 
gotiate loans  at  lowest  rates,  as  heretofore, 
on  good  security.  The  company  has  long 
been  known  as  being  always  ready  to  loan 
any  amount  required.  NO  further  mention 
is  necessary  in  our  columns  than  the  notice 
of  their  removal. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  LAW. 

Chattel  Moetgage — Tacking  $1.00  Notes 
on  to  Main  Note. — The  opinion  of  the  Ap- 
pellate Court  for  the  first  district  of  Illinois 
by  Wilson,  J.,  holding  that  the  practice  of 
tacking  dollar  notes  on  to  the  main  note, 
secured  by  a chattel  mortgage,  is  a fraudu- 
lent device.  This  opinion  rests  upon  sound 
legal  principles,  and  ought  to  be  considered 
a correct  construction  of  the  statute.  It  is 
expressly  provided  that  to  be  good  and  val- 
id the  chattel  mortgage  must  be  bona  fide. 
To  hold  where  a person  gave  a chattel  mort- 
gage to  secure  one  note  for  $999.00,  due  in 
eleven  months,  and  another  for  $1.00,  due 
in  twenty-two  months,  was  executed  in  good 
faith,  and  that  the  mortgagor  could  retain 
possession  of  the  property  as  against  cred- 
itors until  the  dollar  note  came  due,  would 
be  to  sanction  fraud  and  aid  a mortgagor 
to  put  his  property  beyond  the  reach  of  his 
honest  creditors.  We  do  not  believe  such 
to  be  the  law. 

Levy  on  Mobtgaged  Goods. — The  opinion 
of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Indiana  by  Elliott, 
J.,  holding  that  a constable  may  levy  on 
mortgaged  goods,  and  for  that  purpose  may 
take  possession  of  them;  but  he  can  not  de- 
liver them  to  the  purchaser  without  requir- 
ing him  to  comply  with  the  conditions  of 
the  mortgage. 

Homesteads  — Laboring  Person.  — The 
opinion  of  the  Court  of  Appeals  of  Virginia 
by  Hinton,  J.,  holding  that  one  engaged  in 
carrying  the  United  States  mail  over  a 
country  post  route  is  a “laboring  person” 
within  the  meaning  of  those  words  as  used 
in  the  Virginia  Constitution,  Art.  XI.,  Sec.  I., 
and  the  fact  that  he  owns  the  horse  and  ve- 
hicle used  by  him  for  that  purpose  does  not 
alter  the  case. 

Lease-Construction — What  Premises  to 
be  Occupied. — The  opinion  of  the  Supreme 
Judicial  Court  of  Massachusetts  by  Field,  J., 
holding  where  the  principal  purpose  of  a 
lease  was  to  give  the  lessee  the  occupation 
of  the  premises,  leased  in  the  condition 
they  were  in  for  the  term;  the  manner  in 
which  the  different  parts  of  the  structure 
were  intended  to  be  occupied,  can  properly 
be  considered  in  construing  the  lease. 

Supreme  Court  of  the  United  States. 

No.  162. — October  Term,  1885. 

Appeal  from  the  Circuit  Court  of  the  United  States 
for  the  Northern  District  of  Illinois. 

The  Connecticut  Mutual  Like  Insurance 
Company,  Appellant,  v.  Jonathan  Young 
Scammon,  Maria  S.  Soammon,  Florence  A. 
D.  Reed,  Joseph  S.  Reed,  Arianna  E.  Soam- 
mon, Martin  Andrews,  Caroline  Andrews, 
Mark  Kimball,  Assignee,  Charles  Com- 
stock, First  National  Bank  of  Macomr, 
Illinois,  Hiram  Wilson,  et  al. 

1.  Mortgage  — Insurance  Pomcy  — Col- 
lateral Security  — Application  of  Insur- 
ance Money.  — The  court,  after  stating  the 
facts  as  recited  in  the  decree,  holds  that  the 
insurance  was  a collateral  security  for  the 
joint  debt  of  the  mortgagors,  furnished  in 
compliance  with  the  provisions  of  the  mort- 
gage, and  the  mortgagee  was  bound  to  apply 
the  insurance  money  to  the  payment  of  the 
joint  debt,  according  to  the  terms  of  the 
mortgage.  In  the  agreement  with  Scammon, 
the  mortgagee  declares  that  he  held  the 
policy  “ as  collateral  security  for  the  pay- 
ment ” of  the  loan  secured  by  the  mortgage, 
and  that  the  $15,000  is  subject  to  be  paid 
to  it  “in  accordance  with  the  conditions” 
of  the  mortgage. 


2.  Policy  for  Benefit  of  All.— That  al 
though  the  policy  was  taken  out  in  the  name 
of  Scammon,  it  was  under  the  mortgage  a 
part  of  the  security  covenanted  therein,  and 
must  be  treated  as  having  been  furnished  by 
and  for  the  benefit  of  the  mortgagors. 

3.  What  the  Policy  Covered.-  That  the 
insurance  was  on  the  building  as  a whole, 
and  not  on  anv  particular  interest  in  It,  and 
was  accepted  and  treated  by  the  mortgagee 
as  an  insurance  complying  with  the  terms 
of  the  mortgage,  and  covering  all  the  inter- 
ests which  the  mortgage  covered. 

4.  Power  of  Mortgagee — Diversion  of 
the  Insurance.  — That  the  mortgagee  could 
not,  without  the  consent  of  the  daughters, 
surrender  the  proceeds  of  the  collateral  se- 
curity to  Scammon,  or  divert  them  from  the 
purpose  to  which  the  mortgagee  devoted 
them;  and  even  if  the  mortgagee  was  at 
liberty  to  use  the  money  toward  restori  ng 
the  building,  was  bound  to  see  that  it  was  so 
applied,  and  took  the  risk  of  the  diversion, 
and  the  money  not  having  been  so  applied 
it  must  be  credited  in  favor  of  the  daugh- 
ters. 

5.  Party  Wall. — The  court  considers  the 
claim  on  account  of  a party  wall. 

6.  A Small  Strip. — The  decree  is  affirmed, 
except  as  to  a small  strip  of  land. 


HOW  TO  DKfORATE. 

Crepe  cloth  makes  very  pretty  and  inex- 
pensive summer  draperies  for  portieres  or 
curtains. 

Artistic  designs  and  colorings  in  wall 
paper  are  now  the  rule,  instead  of  the  ex- 
ception, and  we  are  gradually,  in  fact  have 
quite  entirely  forsaken  the  manners  and 
ideas  of  our  good  Puritanical  brethren  who 
were  so  devoted  to  white  walls  and  ceilings. 
Papers  in  the  style  of  the  Empire  and  imi- 
tations of  stamped  leather  in  delicate  grays 
and  blues  are  equisite  and  fine  as  frescoing; 
Venetian  wall  papers  in  imitation  of  silk 
now  come,  and  those  whose  designs  are 
copied  from  old  tapestry  are  very  hand- 
some. 

Swiss  carved  work  in  white  wood  affords 
excellent  opportunities  for  hand-painting, 
and  many  pretty  articles  for  home  decora- 
tion can  be  made  from  it. 

A curious  Japanese  representation  of  a 
sword  for  suspension  as  a decoration,  has  a 
blade  of  Japanese  copper  coins  strung  to- 
gether by  red  and  blue  cords;  the  hilt  and 
handle  are  also  ingeniously  formed  of  the 
coins,  and  several  many-sided  pendants. 

A bronzed  willow  umbrella  case  may  be 
tastefully  decorated  with  great  bows  of  three 
shades  of  shrimp  pink  ribbon  and  tiny  Jap- 
anese fans  caught  in  the  loops. 

Furniture  was  never  so  beautiful  nor  so 
inexpensive;  a variety  of  new  woods  have 
been  introduced  during  the  past  few  years, 
and  black  walnut,  which  has  been  the  favor- 
ite wood  for  so  long  a time,  is  now  rarely 
seen;  hazel  wood,  which  is  of  a lighter  shade 
than  walnut,  but  has  a similar  figuring,  is 
coming  into  use;  cherry  polished  in  imita- 
tion of  mahogany  and  the  cheerful  light  oak 
make  beautiful  and  durable  bedroom  sets. 

A gay  elegance  can  be  secured  with  trays 
of  any  finely  cut  foliage;  wild  pansy  sprouts 
and  feathery  grass,  studded  with  blue  and 
white  sweet  violets,  fills  the  room  with  faint 
perfume. 

Hand-painted  buckets  of  birch  bark,  with 
rope  handles,  are  filled  with  flowers  and  sus- 
pended between  doors,  portieres,  and  other 
suitable  positions. 

Gilded  baskets  for  flowers  are  in  shape  of 
game-bags. 

China  silks  are  used  for  hangings  for 
Chippendale  bedsteads. 

A pretty  screen  is  made  of  olive  satin 
serge,  and  in  the  panel  a branch  of  dogwood 
falls  gracefully  from  the  top. 

Moorish  decoration  is  growing  in  popular 
favor,  and  numerous  designs  are  now  being 
made  for  Moorish  lattices  to  be  used  for 
windows,  halls,  galleries,  and  staircases.  A 
pleasing  style  consists  of  a network  of  wood 
or  wire  on  which  are  strung  cylinders  and 
buttons  of  colored  and  agatized  glass;  many 
of  these  are  rich  in  hue,  and  some  are  opal- 
escent, their  color  developing  in  the  sun. 

A very  pretty  design  in  a clock  is  an  odd 
and  attractive  style  representing  a hanging 
lantern  suspended  from  a richly  chased 
brass  bracket;  another  is  a cathedral,  the 
clock  being  a rose  window;  the  hours  and 
quarters  are  struck  upon  peculiarly  sweet 
toned  gongs. 

New  and  extremely  beautiful  are  the  cut 
crystal  lamps  now  used. 


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Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Ridgeway,  Mioh. — Mr.  F.  E.  Focklington  has  taken  the 
contract  for  doing  the  mason  work  on  the  new  school  build- 
ing at  Tecumseh. 

Appleton,  Wis. — John  McCarthy  is  building  a solid 
brick  hotel,  at  the  corner  of  Oneida  and  Edwards  sts.;  cost, 
$11,000. 

Decatur,  III. — C.  H.  Brown  has  plans  for  his  business 
building  on  East  Main  st. ; $2,400;  to  be  of  brick. 

Huron,  Dak. — Mrs.  C.  C.  Hills  will  build  a two-story 
brick  building,  50x100  feet,  corner  of  the  Avenue  and  Third 
st.  It  will  be  a handsome  block.  Nash  Bros,  have  plans 
for  their  new  block,  25x90  feet. 

Manhattan.  Kan. — Mr.  Hessin  has  let  the  contract  for 
his  new  residence  to  Wm.  Mollman. 

Petoskey,  Mioh. — An  oatmeal  and  potato  starch  factory 
will  be  bailt  here  as  soon  as  water-power  can  be  secured. 

Carnforth,  Ia. — New  sohool-house  to  be  built. 

New  Ulm,  Minn. — Ground  has  been  broken  for  the  two- 
story  brick  building  to  be  erected  by  Wm.  Amme. 

Doland,  Dak.— W.  J.  McMaster  will  erect  a store  build- 
ing on  Dakota  av.,  brick  veneered;  the  upper  story  to  be 
used  for  hall. 

Tabor,  Ia. — The  contract  for  brick  for  the  new  college 
building  has  been  let  to  Anderson,  of  Riverton. 

Harrison,  Mich. — The  Knights  of  Labor  will  erect  a 
building,  with  solid  brick  walls,  26x60  feet;  cost,  $3,500. 

Whitehall,  Wis.,  will  build  a new  jail. 

Rush  City,  Minn.,  has  a $6,000  Catholic  church  in  course 
of  construction. 

Portage,  Wis. — Ground  has  been  broken  for  foundation 
of  the  new  Voertmann  block. 

Osceola  Mine,  Mioh. — A large  school  building  is  to  be 
erected  here  next  summer. 

Ahnapee,  Wis. — A new  cheese  factory  will  be  built  here. 

Hancock,  Mioh. — Chas.  Butler  has  the  contract  to  build 
a $14,000  fire  engine  house  and  hall. 

Rhinelander,  Wis. — D.  E.  Briggs  will  erect  a business 
building, 

St.  Cloud.  Minn. — L.  S.  Buffington,  of  Minneapolis,  is 
the  architect  of  the  machine  and  mill  implement  shops 
about  to  be  built  at  St.  Cloud.  The  building  will  be  380x 
264  feet  on  the  ground,  and  will  cost  $120,000. 

Fairboult,  Minn.,  has  taken  $30,000  in  stock  and  do- 
nates a site  to  have  a clock  factory  located  there. 

Aberdeen,  Dak. — Parties  contemplate  the  erection  of  a 
three-story  brick  block,  100x140  feet,  the  upper  story  to  be 
used  for  lodge. 

Faribault,  Minn. — The  contract  for  buiiding  the  Imbe- 
cile School  has  been  awarded  to  L.  Ruggles  for  $31,000. 

Lake  Linden,  Mich. — Horbert  Sarazin  will  erect  a busi- 
ness store,  20x40  feet. 

Scotland,  Dak. — Fred.  Cach  is  building  a two-story 
brick  block,  23x60  feet. 

Chippewa  Falls,  Wis.- — P.  M.  Agnu  is  building  a block 
on  Bridge  st. 

St.  Paul,  Neb. — Work  has  begun  on  the  new  brick  block 
to  be  built  six  doors  west  of  the  Free  Press  office. 

Parker,  Dak. — Compton  & Beebe,  proprietors  of  the 
Parker  Broom  Factory,  have  begun  the  erection,  on  the 
west  side  near  the  Milwaukee  bridge,  of  a factory  building 
22x28,  two  stories  high. 

Egan,  Minn.,  is  to  have  a $5,000  school-house. 

Salina,  Kan. — Masonic  temple  will  be  erected  here. 

Brownton,  Minn. — The  foundation  for  the  new  church 
is  being  laid. 

Decatur,  Mioh. — Wm.  Trowbridge  will  erect  substantial 
brick  building  where  the  old  bakery  stood. 

Cedar  Rapids,  Ia.— Ground  has  been  purchased  for  Cath- 
olic church  parsonage  and  parochial  school. 

Norton,  Kan. — Ten  two-story  brick  buildings  with  base- 
ments, each  24x100  feet,  are  under  contract  to  be  built  on 
the  west  side  of  the  square.  Four  brick  buildings  of  the 
same  height  as  the  above,  24x80,  are  to  be  erected  on  the 
south  side.  A two-story  brick,  24x80,  will  be  built  on  the 
northwest  corner.  The  Catholics  are  arranging  to  build  a 
church  40x80,  also  a fine  school  building. 

Richland  Center,  Wis. — Messrs.  Dove  & Pratt  will  erect 
a two-story  furniture  store,  to  be  50  feet  square. 

Stevens  Point,  Wis. — F.  Patterson  will  erect  a 22x100 
warehouse  on  Brown  st.,  of  brick. 

Marshfield.  Wis. — Phil.  Held  & Co.  are  building  a large 
warehouse  in  rear  of  their  store. 

Walnut,  Ia.,  will  erect  a new  school  building. 

Webster  City,  Ia. — Two  brick  buildings  will  be  built 
this  spring,  one  next  to  Gardner’s  and  one  on  the  north 
side  of  Second  st. 


Salem,  Dak.— Sedgwick  Post,  G.  A.  R.,  will  erect  an 
$8,000  hall,  44x80. 

Lewis,  Ia. — Bids  will  be  received  until  May  15  for  build- 
ing school-house.  H.  G.  Cotton,  Sec’y. 

Clinton,  Minn. — H.  Sundquist  is  building  a hotel. 

Meriden,  Ia. — Dull  & Fuller  are  building  a machine 
warehouse. 

Manchester,  Mich. — The  Woolen  Company  will  erect 
an  office  20x50  feet,  of  brick. 

Portage,  Wis. — The  Mayor  was  instructed  to  appoint  a 
committee  to  procure  plans  for  building  an  engine  house, 
council  room  and  calaboose  combined,  corner  of  Clark  and 
Pleasant  sts. 

Alma,  Wis. — Mr.  Schlumpf  will  erect  a nice  brick  block. 

Wymore,  Neb. — Work  has  been  begun  on  the  Baptisl 
church. 

Hancock,  Mich. — Plans  have  been  prepared  for  an  im- 
posing structure,  51x94  feet,  for  fire  engine  house,  with 
opera  house  above,  of  solid  brick  with  brownsione  trim- 
mings. 

Wheaton,  III.— Excavating  for  the  foundation  of  the 
new  Hageman  block  is  being  rapidly  pushed  to  comple- 
tion. 

Becker,  Minn. — The  Methodists  intend  building  a church. 

Morris,  Minn. — Mr.  Wm.  Miller,  of  Appleton,  will  build 
a brewery  at  this  place. 

La  Grange,  III. — Mr.  Unold  is  building  a new  brick 
store. 

Macksville,  Kan. — A solid  block  of  business  houses,  100 
x50  feet,  is  to  be  erected  On  Main  st. 

Sidney,  Neb. — The  Board  of  Education  has  decided  to 
build  a school  building  to  cost  $15,000  or  $20,000,  heated 
with  steam,  to  be  built  of  brick  or  stone. 

Stanton,  Dak. — Notice  is  hereby  given  that  sealed  bids 
will  be  received  by  the  undersigned  up  to  Monday,  July  5, 
1886,  for  the  construction  of  a court-house  in  Stanton,  Mer- 
cer county,  Dakota;  said  court-house  to  be  of  frame,  or 
brick  veneered,  24x40.  two  stories  high.  Plans  and  specifi- 
cations may  be  seen  at  my  office.  All  bids  must  be  accom- 
panied by  good  and  sufficient  bonds  for  half  of  the  contract 
price.  The  Board  of  County  Commissioners  reserves  the 
right  to  reject  any  or  all  bids.  By  order  of  the  Board.  A.  C. 
Macbobie,  County  Clerk.  Stanton,  April  5,  1886. 

Watertown,  Dak. — John  Mulholland  has  plans  for  a new 
hotel.  It  is  50x100  feet,  three  stories  and  a basement.  In 
the  basement  will  be  a barber  shop,  bath-rooms,  laundry, 
etc. 

East  Lynn,  III. — A Baptist  church  will  be  built  here,  30 
x40  feet,  beside  class-rooms,  vestibule,  etc.;  cost,  $1,600. 

Springfield,  III.— A fine  brown  stone  front  building 
for  the  Marine  Bank  will  be  erected.  P.  H.  Hunt  is  the 
contractor. 

Berlin,  Wis. — A new  Polish  Catholic  church  is  to  be 
built. 

Lincoln,  III. — Mr.  H.  Sherman  is  building  a brick  ware- 
house. 

Dodge  City,  Kan. — Work  will  soon  begin  on  new  school 
building  on  Sec.  21,  Twp.  29,  Range  23.  W.  S.  Pagen,  Sec’y. 

Keokuk,  Ia. — Coey  & Co.  will  build  a 56x150  addition  in 
the  rear  of  their  packing  house,  built  of  brick  and  fire- 
proof. 

Hastings,  Minn. — The  Hanson  Bros,  will  put  up  a two- 
story  building,  corner  of  Second  and  Vermillion  sts. 

Millbank,  Dak.,  is  to  have  a fine  three-story  brick  hotel, 
45x100  feet. 

St.  Peters,  Minn. — The  plans  are  prepared  for  the  new 
City  Hall;  cost,  $8,000. 

Rapid  City,  Dak. — Plans  have  been  adopted  for  the  new 
City  Hall. 

Plattsmouth,  Neb. — The  Congregational  society  will 
erect  an  elegant  church  edifice,  to  cost  $10,000.  The  Ger- 
man Methodists  will  erect  a new  church;  also  the  Swedish 
congregation. 

Lincoln,  Neb. — The  Episcopalian?  are  about  to  build  a 
college  here. 

Grand  Rapids,  Mich. — A building,  150x180,  of  iron, 
brick  and  cement,  will  replace  the  car  works  that  were 
burned. 

Manistee,  Mich. — Work  has  been  begun  on  the  Unitar- 
ian church  building,  to  cost  $15,000. 

Bridgeport,  Conn. — Warner  Bros.,  the  corset  manufac- 
turers, have  commenced  work  on  a building  to  cost  $35,000, 
for  the  working  girls  in  their  factory;  70x70,  three  stories. 

Webster  City,  I a. — The  Methodists  will  erect  a fine 
brick  church  this  summer,  to  cost  $10,000. 

Seneca,  Kan. — A new  Catholic  church  is  to  be  erected 
here  at  a cost  of  $16,000. 

Ft.  Wayne,  Ind.  — An  orphan  asylum  is  to  be  erected 
here  at  a cost  of  $30,000. 

Des  Moines,  Ia. — A school  site  has  been  purchased  on 
the  corner  of  23d  st.  and  Cottage  Grove  av.,  for  $2,000,  and 
a school-house  will  be  erected. 

Jackson,  Mioh. — H.  B.  Flagler  is  the  architect  for  the 
new  county  poor-house  to  be  erected  in  this  city. 

Sioux  City,  Ia. — A $200,000  hotel  is  to  be  erected  here. 
E.  W.  Loft  is  the  architect.  It  will  be  called  the  Garrest- 
> son. 


Midland,  Mioh. — E.  R.  Pratt,  architect,  of  Saginaw,  has 
prepared  plans  for  a brick  and  stone  block,  64x100  feet, 
and  three  stories  high,  to  be  erected  for  Jno.  Larkin,  at  a 
cost  of  $18,000. 

Wooster,  O. — The  trustees  of  the  M.  E.  Church  will  erect 
a brick  church  at  a cost  of  $22,000.  Weary  & Kramer,  of 
Akron,  O..  are  the  architects. 

Niles,  Mich. — Architects  Wheeler  & Rae,  of  Chicago, 
have  plans  for  a large  hotel  which  will  cost  about  $50,000. 

St.  Louis,  Mo. — S.  Comstock  will  build  a two-story  resi- 
dence, 50x65  feet,  at  a cost  of  $15,000.  Ramsey  & Swasey, 
architects,  have  the  plans.  Thos.  Gallagher  will  build  a 
block  of  eight  stores  and  dwellings,  165x50  feet,  at  a cost  of 
$25,000;  Thos.  Brady,  architect. 

Duluth,  Minn. — The  Odd  Fellows  of  this  place  will 
erect  a $15,000  block. 

Ishpening,  Mich. — A $10,000  school-house  will  soon  be 
commenced. 

Leland,  Mich... — A new  brick  Catholic  church  is  to  be 
built. 

Baldwin,  Wis. — A new  hotel  is  about  to  be  erected. 

Detroit,  Mich.  — J.  M.  Jameson  will  build  a three- 
story  dwelling,  40x45  feet,  brick,  stone  and  slate  roof,  to 
cost  $8,000;  Mortimer  L.  Smith,  architect.  H.  A.  Chancy 
will  build  a two-story  residence,  46x60  feet,  brick  and  stone, 
slate  and  tin  roof,  costing  $12,000;  M.  L.  Smith,  architect. 

South  Bend,  Ind. — Dr.  D.  E.  Cummins  will  erect  a two- 
story  and  basement  office  building,  25x66  feet,  to  be  built 
of  brick  and  stone,  at  a cost  of  $7,000. 

New  Orleans,  La. — The  Freedman’s  Aid  Society  will 
build  a four-story  brick  university  building,  156x115  feet, 
at  a cost  of  $35,000.  Adams  Bros.,  of  Chattanooga,  Tenn., 
are  the  architects. 

Cleveland,  0. — Euclid  av.,  near  Perry  st.,  three-story 
dwelling,  for  rectory;  cost,  $30,000;  Euclid  av.  Presbyterian 
Church,  owner.  Euclid  av.,  three-story  brick  and  stone 
dwelling,  40x75  feet;  cost,  $20,000;  S.  H.  Bradbury,  owner; 
Cudell  & Richardson,  architects.  Fourth  av.,  east  of  Wilson 
av..  two-story  frame  residence,  30x43  feet;  cost,  $3,000; 
owner,  Henry  Koebel;  B.  S.  DeForest,  architect.  F.  C. 
Bates,  architect,  14  Benedict  Block,  reports  the  following 
buildings  which  he  has  under  way:  Four-story  brick  block, 
stone  trimmings,  50x165  feet,  corner  of  St.  Clair  st.  and 
Park  Place,  for  M.  G.  & W.  J.  Watterson;  cost,  $25,000. 
Two-story  brick  block  for  Clements  Bros.,  60x80  feet;  cost, 
$6,000.  Frame  Swiss  cottage,  for  W.  H.  Flood,  on  Wood- 
land av.;  cost,  $2,500.  Frame  house  for  W.  J.  Holden,  on 
Cedar  av.;  cost,  $3,000.  Frame  house  for  Geo.  Allen,  on 
Fifth  av.;  cost,  $3,500.  Frame  house,  for  Alex.  Marshall,  on 
Kennard  st.;  cost,  $3,800.  Double  house  on  Detroit  st.  for 
John  Pollock;  cost,  $2,500.  Frame  house  for  F.  H.  Bult 
man,  on  Wilbur  st. ; cost,  $3,000.  J.  F.  Rust.  Prospect  st., 
near  Sterling  av.,  three-story  brick  and  brown  stone  resi- 
dence, 53x80  feet;  Geo.  H.  Smith,  architect;  Jno.  Grant, 
mason;  Wm.  Sayle  & Co.,  carpenters. 

Manchester,  O. — There  will  be  a brick  opera  house 
erected  here,  70x100  feet,  to  cost  $5,000. 

Van  Wert,  O.  — Architects  Wing  & Mahurin,  of  Ft. 
Wayne,  Ind.,  report:  For  Geo.  H.  Marsh,  three-story  brick 
hotel  building,  66x132  feet,  pressed  brick  and  cut  stone 
front,  tin  roof,  steam  heating;  cost,  $26,000;  Zook  & Wil- 
son, builders. 

Zanesville,  O. — J.  H.  Dodd,  double  brick  house,  34x52 
feet;  cost,  $4,000.  David  Goodman,  two-story  store  and 
dwelling,  20x60  feet;  cost,  $3,000.  Edward  Dillon,  two-story 
frame  cottage;  cost,  $2,900.  Daniel  Morgan,  two-story 
brick  dwelling,  33x48  feet;  cost,  $2,000. 

BUILDINC  AND  BUILDING  MATERIALS. 

No  other  industry  felt  the  threatening  condition  of  the 
labor  market  sooner,  and  has  received  a greater  set-back 
since  it  culminated,  than  the  building  interests  of  Chi- 
cago. Months  before  the  1st  of  May  architects  saw  the 
effects  of  the  coming  troubles  in  the  orders  to  hold  over 
work  until  the  labor  market  should  be  settled.  The  prices 
of  the  contractors  were  higher  as  a rule,  thus  giving  an- 
other inducement  to  builders  to  hold  over  their  work  until 
after  the  1st  of  May.  Now  that  the  crisis  has  been  passed, 
and  the  labor  market  is  assuming  a more  settled  state,  it  is 
predicted  that  a resumption  of  building  operations  will  be- 
gin with  renewed  vigor.  The  work  of  many  of  the  contract- 
ors will  begin  one  to  two  months  later  on  account  of  the 
general  delay  in  building. 

One  of  the  building  inspectors,  in  a conversation  with 
our  reporter,  stated  that  work  coming  into  his  office  dur- 
ing the  past  few  days  showed  a marked  improvement  over 
the  preceding  weeks. 

The  prices  of  building  material  have  remained  almost 
unchanged.  Old  brick  is  sold  now  by  only  two  or  three 
firms,  and  is  bringing  from  $8.50  to  $9.50  a thousand.  Or- 
ders are  taken  for  delivery  in  June  at  $6.50  to  $7.50  per 
thousend.  North  Side  manufacturers  are  selling  from  50  to 
75  cents  less  a thousand  than  the  South  Side  yards,  on  ac- 
count of  the  cheaper  labor  obtained. 

The  Chicago  Building  Stone  Co.  report  no  trouble  in 
their  quarries,  as  a result  of  the  precaution  taken  by  rais- 
ing the  wages  of  the  men  from  $1.50  to  $1.75  per  day,  early 
in  the  season. 

Simpson  Bros,  report  favorable  prospects  for  their  busi- 
ness. They  have  recently  laid  floors  with  their  rock  asphalt 
for  Dr.  E.  F.  Ingalls,  Chas.  Fleischman,  J.  L.  Hoeber  Brew- 
ing Co.,  and  Joseph  Junk  Brewing  Co. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


293 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  8483 


C.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 


-DEADERS  IN- 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 

Main  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard,  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 

:}  CHICAGO. 


FACTORY:  761  to  773  S.  Canal  St, 
Take  Oanalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St. 


D.  Cutler.  t.  8.  White.  H.  M.  Boice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


Hinchliff  & Co.  have  about  sold  out  all  their  old  brick  at 
prices  ranging  from  $9.00  to  $9.50  per  thousand.  Prior  to 
the  strike  they  were  receiving  an  unusually  strong  demand 
for  brick. 

The  Chicago  Fire-Proofing  Co.  report  a good  business 
throughout  the 'country,  which  is  not  affected  as  is  the  Chi- 
cago building  trade. 

The  Tiffany  Pressed  Brick  Co.  have  received  inquiries 
for  brick  during  the  past  week  which  were  not  noticed 
last  week,  thus  showing  an  improvement  in  the  brick  trade. 
They  are  busy  manufacturing  brick  to  supply  the  coming 
trade. 

The  Syenite  Granite  Co.  are  engaged  in  carrying  out 
their  contract  for  the  granite  work  for  the  building  going 
up  on  the  site  of  the  Old  Rookery.  There  is  a rumor  that 
the  work  on  this  building  may  be  suspended  for  awhile,  on 
account  of  the  labor  troubles. 

The  contracts  for  the  new  theatre  block  that.  Messrs.  F.  P. 
Owings  and  H.  I.  Goldy  are  to  build  on  the  North  Side  have 
been  let.  The  building  will  contain  six  stores,  twelve  six- 
room  flats,  an  elegant  billiard  room,  a fine  dancing  hall, 
and  a restaurant.  The  theatre  will  be  probably  the  most 
unique  in  the  city,  being  decorated  in  the  beautiful  Mor- 
esque designs,  and  having  features  that  no  other  theatres 
possess.  It  being  situated  in  the  rear  of  stores  and  entirely 
isolated  from  all  other  buildings,  makes  it  entirely  safe. 
The  capacity  is  2,30d,  and  it  will  cost  $75,000.  The  grand 
entrance  will  be  laid  in  Minton  tile,  with  sides  and  ceiling 
of  bronzed  copper.  The  foyer  will  be  decorated  in  the 
Moorish  style.  The  auditorium  is  80  feet  wide,  being  posi- 
tively the  widest  in  the  city,  and  will  be  seated  with  the 
new  style  opera  chairs.  The  theatre  contains  ten  graduat- 
ing boxes,  and  the  front  of  the  balcony  a series  of  Parisian 
lodges  seating  six  each.  In  our  next  issue  we  will  give  a 
view  of  the  elevation. 


PROPOSALS  FOR  COAL,  LUMBER,  ETC. 

NOTICE  TO  CONTRACTORS. 

Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  at  the  office  of  the 
Chief  Engineer,  Union  Pacific  Railway,  at  Omaha,  until 
Friday  evening,  May  18,  for  the  grading,  pile  bridging  and 
track  laying  of  about  forty  miles  of  the  Cheyenne  & 
Northern  Railway  from  Cheyenne  northward.  Profiles  and 
specifications  can  be  seen  at  the  Chief  Engineer’s  office  in 


Omaha,  or  on  the  work  after  the  10th  inst.  S.  R.  Callaway, 
Gen’l  Manager  U.  P.  Ry. 


A.  G.  Proctor,  Village  Clerk,  Hyde  Park,  will  receive  up 
to  3 p.  m.,  May  17,  sealed  proposals  for  1,800  tons  of  bitu- 
minous coal,  delivered  at  the  Water  Works;  bids  to  be  ac- 
companied with  a check  for  $200,  payable  to  A.  G.  Proctor; 
same  for 

LUMBER, 

delivered  anywhere  in  the  village,  as  required;  quality, 
good  common  pine.  2x6,  2x3,  2x10,  2x12 — 12,  14,  16  and  18 
feet  long:  4x6,  6x6,  6x8,  8x8 — 12, 14,  16  and  18  feet  long;  3x 
10,  3x12 — same  length;  surfaced  on  one  side,  for  sidewalk 
repairs,  2x6,  12  and  18  feet  long;  also  for 

BRICK  AND  TILE  SEWER, 

in  Ellis  av.,  from  47th  to  51st  sts.;  house  drains  in  51st  st. 
from  Cottage  Grove  ay.  to  Grand  Boulevard,  according  to 
plans  and  specifications  in  office  of  the  Superintendent  of 
Public  Works. 


MAHOGANY. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations 

on  mahogany: 

Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over, 

1st 

. 14@16c  per  ft. 

Small  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ 

a 

1st 

,11c  “ 

St.  Jago  “ 1 “ “ “ 

1st 

,18c  “ 

St.  Domingo  1 “ “ “ 

U 

1st 

. 20c  “ 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ 

1st 

. 13c@17c  “ 

Large  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ 

2d 

,11c  li 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ 

(4 

2d 

. 10c@  llj^c. 

J.  W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  and  Treas. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office— Room  36. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


RAYMOND'S  IP^TETSTT 

Compressed  Lead  SashWeiqhts 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction.— No  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s  “ 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  C.  H.  Case’s  “ 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SI  to  59  West  3D  a.  Me  St,. 

CHICAGO. 


A.  A.  CUDELL.  A.  A.  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 


-MANUFACTURERS  OF- 


FINE  CABINET  WORK. 

Fittings  of  Private  .Residences  a Specialty. 

factory:  I 

22  & 24  South  Jefferson  St.  I CHICAGO. 


City  Office: — Rooms 21  and  22,  2£6  & 228  LaSalle  St. 


F-  3UL  CLARKE 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  •-elating  to  real  estate  transao 
ted. 


REPORT  OF1  ISTEW  BUILDINGS  -A.3ST3D  BXJI3DEI3Sr<3-S  TO  BE  ERECTED, 

For  the  week  ending  May  15,  1886. 


1 

OWNER. 

ADDRESS. 

C H Nichols 

Northwest’n  R R Co 

E J Lehmann 

W L & C Peck 

M C Hannigan 

Falker  & Stern 

B M Schults 

B Brosterhaus 

A Ruthenberg 

S H Gale  

EB  Butler 

Mrs  J B Lawrence. 
S E McEwing 

E C Day  

Lincoln  Ice  Co 

Thos  G Martin 

Geo  H Sidwell 

B Hagermann 

A Shire 

C Hoffmann 

H Marhoefer 

Jno  Gubbins 

L Martin 

D Sander  

J Q Delihant 

Albert  Gross 

H M Hassman 

W W Foltz 

S Kulp 

Wm  Cook 

Mrs  8 A Pope 

■S  | KIND  OF 

o BUILDING. 

£ I 


4 Stores  and  flats 

3 Residence 

• ••  Residence  

Remodeling  building  .. 

2 Residence 

Residence 

2 Barn 

6 Warehouse 

3 Block  of  stores  and  flats 

4 Stores  and  dwellings  .. 

3 Flat  building 

3 Residence 

Residence 

2 Four  residences 

2 Four  residences 

3 Residence 

2 Dwelling 

2 Residence  

2 Store  and  dwelling 

3 Flat  building 

2 Residence 

5 Store  building 

2 Residence 

3 Two  stores  and  flats 

3 Store  and  flats 

3 Factory 

2 Stores  and  flats 

2 Fiat  building 

2 Flat  building 

2 Flat  building 

2 Store  and  flat 

2 Residence 

3 Stores  and  flats 

1 Cottage  

2 Residence  


SIZE. 


75x80 

27x82 


24x60 

50xi50 

80x100 

48x80 

50x90 


LOCATION. 


COST 


65x55 

75x56 

46x60 

20x50 

33x58 

45x55 

25x54 

25x65 

20x90 

’ *48x48* 
24x78 
28x100 
25x65 
21x50 
21x56 
22x54 
25x52 
25x70 
24x92 
24x48 


North,av  and  Franklin  st 

252  Dayton  st 

Grand  Blvd  and  37th  st 

Nw  cor  Lake  st  and  5th  av 

3312  Calumet  av 

Michigan  av  and  29th  st 

215  23d  st  

169-175  South  Water  st 

12th  near  Oakley  st 

287  and  289  West  Madison  st 

Hammond  and  Menominee  sts. .. 

Mohawk  and  Eugene  sts 

Evanston  av  and  Belmont 

3847-3853  Ellis  av 

2906-2910  Groveland  Park  av 

57  Lake  Shore  Drive 

842  Warren  av 

Calumet  av  and  31st  st 

Lake  View,  111 

630  West  Taylor  st 

Oakwood  Bd  & Cottage  Grove  av. 

210  State  st  

West  Jackson  6t 

Center  av  and  13th  Place 

Blue  Island  av  and  12th  st 

349  South  Canal  st 

2956  Butler  st 

424  Hurlbut  st 

251  Webster  av 

177  Cornell  st 

233  West  North  av 

3334  Vernon  av 

323  West  Chicago  av 

Central  Park  and  Park  av 

Michigan  av  and  29th  st 


$20000 
7 “ 

15  “ 
100  11 
12  11 
20  11 
10  ‘ 

50  ‘ 

15  1 
26  ‘ 

15  ‘ 

10  ‘ 

5 ‘ 

20  1 
22  1 
20  ‘ 

5 ‘ 

15  1 

6 ‘ 

9 1 
6 1 

12  ‘ 

11  ’ 

10  1 
7500 
10000 
3500 
3200 
3700 
3400 
3500 
8000 
8 1 
3 ‘ 
15  ‘ 


ARCHITECT.  BUILDER. 


G S Spohr,  249  Chicago  av  

Otto  Strack,  Ashland  Block 

Rae  & Wheelock 

Cobb  & Frost,  Opera  House  Block 

C C Miller 

W W Olay 

Treat  & Folz 

Adler  & Sullivan,  Borden  Block  . . 
C F Warner,  Opera  House  Block . . 

J Speyer,  125  Van  Buren  st 

A Boos 

A Boos 

A Boos  

A M F Colton,  Reaper  Block  

A M F Colton,  Reaper  Block 

S S Beman 

Wm  Thomas,  Metropolitan  Block 

W Clay  

McAfee  & Lively  

F Keltenich 

H Roeder  & Co 

Addison  & Fiedler 

Furst  & Rudolph 

P W Ruehl 

P W Ruehl 

C M Palmer,  208  Dearborn  st 

Jos  Frank,  205  25th  Place 

G S Spohr,  239  North  Clark  st...  . 


W F Behel 

A J Pott,  239  West  Chicago  av 

W G Barfield  81  Clark  st 

T W Wadsliier,  Ills  Ex  Bldg  . . 


DESCRIPTION. 


Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Indiana  pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 
Brick  and  stone. 

Brick,  etc. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  Brick  and  Bedfork  stone. 

Brick. 

Chicago  red  brick. 

Indiana  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta. 
Marquette  brown  stone  and  brick. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick. 

Pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta. 


Pressed  brick  and  Conn,  brown  stone. 

Rock-faced  Bedford  stone. 

Frame. 

Trenton  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 
Pressed  brick,  terra  cotta  and  br’n  stone. 
Stone  and  iron. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Indiana  pressed  brick. 

Indiana  pressed  brick. 

Indiana  Pressed  brick. 

Indiana  Pressed  brick. 

Pressed  brick. 

Indiana  pressed  brick. 

St.  Louis  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

1"  “ “ “ Lemont  stone. 

Stone  and  frame. 

And.  pr.  brick,  bro’n  stone  and  terra  cotta. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  Street,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street— Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited- 


H.  I.  GOLDY- 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


Ill  La  Salle  St., 


CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  R.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

®*Money  I.oaned, 

®"Taxes  Paid, 

^“Investments  Made. 

^“Buildings  (tented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 

A.  IvT  KNOBLE 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

Ji.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  42  Portland  Block,  107  Dearborn  St. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Edward  Rutz,  Ex-Treasurer  State  of  Illinois. 


H.  M.  Needles. 


W.  F.  Netling.  i Wm.  Reed. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLING, 

CITY  5 AND  6 PER  CENT.  LOANS  NEGOTIATED  IN  SUMS  OF  $5  OOO  AND 
OVER.  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

Rooms  35,  Portland  Block,  S.  E,  Corner  Washington  and 

Dearborn  Streets. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 

FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs,  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st. : 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8 % to  15$  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opera  House  Building. 


MONEY  LOANED, 


AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

K.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


Edwin  Alden  £ Bio. 

For  cost  of  advertising  in  any  paper  or 
list,  of  papers  published  in  the  United 
States  or  Canada,  send  to  the  Advertis- 
ing Agency  of  ED  win  alden  <e  uro., 

Cincinnati,  //New  York. 

Cor.  5th  & Vine  Sts.,  7»°/  l/,0  Nassau  Street. 

***  Our  “Newspaper  Combinations,”  a book  of 
L’4  pages,  containing  prices  of  advertising,  full 
instructions,  etc.,  sent  on  receipt  of  ioc.  Our  “Am. 
Newspaper  Catalogue,”  containing  names  of 
every  newspaper  published  in  the  U.  S.  and  Can- 
ada, senton  receipt  of  price, $1.50.  Estimates  free. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.  : 

Business  property  on  Kiuzie-street,  east  of 
Wells.  Now  rented  for  $2,200.  Price, 
$19,000. 

46  acres  on  Lake  Shore,  north  of  city. 

20  “ on  Stony  Island-ave.,  near  railroads 

and  shops:  splendid  site  for  manuf’ct’rng. 
10  acres  on  State-st.,  south. 

25  feet  on  Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park. 
50  “ “ Barry-ave.,  near  the  Lake. 

50  “ “ Vernon-ave.,  $90  a foot. 

50  “ “ Indiana-ave.,  bet.  45th  and  46th. 

3-story  and  basement  stone-front  house, 
Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park;  $7,000. 
2 new  brick  flats,  north  side;  $5,000. 
Handsome  residence  on  Barry-ave.,  near 
Lake  Shore;  $9,500. 

7 fine  residences,  west  of  Lincoln  Park; 
about  $40,000. 

FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  North 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Farr,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 

FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbert,  Room  5,  97 
Clark-st.: 

Woodlawn  Park. — One  fine  new  10- room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot. 
50  feet  front,  only  2%  blocks  from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  100x200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  lots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty- third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 


I OR  SALE  — Bargains  in  all  Classes  of 

Business  Property  our  Specialty. 

We  offer  our  services  to  assist  purchasers 
in  finding  the  property  they  want.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  examin- 
ing all  that  is  for  sale,  or  to  ascertain  what 
is  offered  for  sale.  Some  of  the  best  prop- 
erty is  not  advertised  or  even  placed  on  the 
market.  From  these  causes  buyers  often 
miss  the  best  bargains. 

J-  P.  White.  Room  10, 

99  and  101  Washington  st. 

FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdorff  & Heinemann, 

160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 

3-story  brick;  improvements. 

11.000.  W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  35^x124,  good 

corner. 

8,000.  Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

b'-ick  flats. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  nrick  cottage. 

1,200.  Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 
125,  vacant. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.,  99 
Dearborn-st. : 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 
State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buren-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chicago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chicago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st. — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chicago-ave. — 2-storv  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . .$16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-aye.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Harmon-court — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3 - story  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments  $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-storv  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st. . . $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  iront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 maroie  ironts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave. 


FOR  SALE — By  F.  A.  Henshaw,  161  La  Salle 
st.,  Room  4: 

$35,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  corner,  improved, 
desirable  investment. 

33.000.  W.  Lake  st..  3-storj  stores  and  flats; 

paying  well. 

10.000.  W.  Madison  st.,  3-story  stone  front 

store  and  flats. 

7,000.  Vffh  Buren  st.,  store  and  flats. 

115.  Van  Buren  st.,  near  Lincoln,  24x100 
feet. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Congress,  desirable 
corner. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Van  Buren,  50  feet. 
Ogden  ave.  near  Taylor,  24  feet. 


FOR  SALE. — By  C.  U.  Gordon  <fc  Co.,  79 

Dearborn  Street. 

Elm  Street,  near  Lake  Shore  Drive,  ele- 
gaDt  residences,  from  $9,000  to  $13,000 
each. 

Corner  Bellevue  Place  and  Rush  Street, 
choice  location  for  block  houses. 

Bargains  in  residence  and  business  pro- 
perty in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 

D.G.  HAMILTON, 

DEALER  IN 

Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bernhard  F.  Weber,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  ns. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wm.  Garnett  & Co.,  18 
Dearborn  st. 

Corner  Van  Buren  and  Clinton  sts., about 
150  feet  square,  or  will  lease  for  long  term. 

Calumet  av.  and  RAy  st.,  two  corners,  300 
feet  frontage.  Builders  call. 

Michigan  av.,  stone  front  finely  located. 
$35,000;  lot  30x175. 


A new  decorative  feature  in  the  exterior 
of  the  arched  windows  of  many  new  man- 
sions is  the  placing  of  a light  foliated  iron 
screen  in  the  upper  portion,  exterior  to  the 
sash. 

There  is  a stately  beauty  in  many  of  the 
carved  seats  in  mahogany,  oak  and  other 
woods  now  so  popular;  the  figured  carving 
is  reserved  for  the  borders. 

Handsome  fire-shovels  and  tongs  in  their 
projier  rests,  and  dainty  hearth-brooms  with 
brass  handles  and  frames,  are  among  the 
necessities  to  the  modern  fire-place. 

Embroidered  scarfs  are  stiU  very  fashion- 
able. They  drape  the  mantel,  table,  easel 
or  piano,  and  are  also  used  to  loop  back 
curtains.  A pretty  style,  an  ornament  for 
a chair  or  sofa,  is  made  by  taking  the  eta- 
mine  scarfs,  which  are  mixed  with  tinsel, 
and  fastening  on  either  side  three  shades  of 
Nile  green  satin  ribbon  about  two  inches  in 
width.  At  intervals,  where  the  ribbon  joins 
the  scarf,  fasten  on  in  clusters  six  or  eight 
brass  sequins;  finish  the  edge  of  the  scarf 
with  long  silk  tassels  varying  in  color. 

Furniture  upholstered  in  plush  can  be  en- 
riched by  being  embroidered  in  floral,  geo- 
metrical or  heraldic  designs. 


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S.  L.  JENKS  & CO. 


REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


THE  RECORD. 


Wm.  E.  Hinchuff  & Cu  . , successors  to 

HINCHUFF  & OWEN, 


MANPFAOTUBEBS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 

Room  lO  159  La  Salle  St.  Chicago. 


G.  J. 


MEYER  & SONS 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


GO- 


REMOVAL. 

GREEN  EBAUIV1  SONS, 

Mortgage  anil  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Kates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS. 

Office  Fittings. 


Hardwood  Interior  Finish. 
Designs  Furnished. 


Fine  Store  and 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page) 

BIHLUOIG  PERMITS. 

Armitage  st,  No  389,  Goo  Danner  one-story 
cottage  20x40,  $2,800. 

Ashland  av  n,  No  502,  C Holild,  basement, 
21x46,  $1,000. 

Ashland  av,  No  442,  Miss  Kittie  McParlin 
two  story  dwelling,  24x56  $4,500. 

Adams  st  w,  No  1089,  John  Marland,  base- 
ment 20x28,  $400. 

Armitage  av,  Nos  261  to  265,  D F Anderson 
three  two-story  dwellings  62x32,  $6,000 
Ashland  av  n No  628,  William  New,  two-story 
flats  21x50,  $3,000. 

Chicago  av  w,  No  725,  Albert  Fisher  two- 
story  dwelling,  23x60,  $3,000. 

Chicago  av,  No  97,  H W Hanson  four-story 
store  and  dwelling  26x67,  $7,500. 

Calumet  av,  No  3317,  L Seaman,  two-story 
dwelling  24x60,  $11,000. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  Nos  3821  to  3825,  Potter 
& Reike,  four-story  store  and  flats  66x70 
$30,000. 

Clark  st  n No  673  to  679,  Dr  Miller  four  two- 
story  dwellings  74x50,  $20,000. 

Congress  st  No  452,  Mrs  D Butzow,  three- 
story  flats  24x70,  $6,000. 

Curtis  st  n,  No  210,  C Oleson,  three-story 
flats  21x64,  $4,000. 

Centre  av  No  590.  Matt  Hinsies.  three-story 
store  and  flats,  24x75,  $6,500. 

Clark  st,  No  2133,  C L Jenks,  three-story 
dwelling  25x57,  $5,000. 

Centre  st  at  No  120,  Henry  Brandt,  three- 
story  flats  21x52,  $3,000. 

Dearborn  stNos  3842  to  3846,  J O’Mally,  two 
three  story  flats,  50x80,  $15,000. 

Dudley  st  No  513  Ole  G Uphus  one-story  cot- 
tage 22x30,  $700. 

Desplaines  st  No  341,  Mrs  Jindra  three-story 
dwelling  21x60,  $4,500. 

Division  st,  No  69  Jos  Cisar  one-story  store 
and  dwelling  20x60,  $4,000. 

Elizabeth  st  n No  104,  J J Vreeland  base- 
ment 25x45  $500. 

Egan  av  Nos  204  to  210,  Geo  A Springer 
three-story  stores  and  flats,  64x92,  $40,000. 
Eighteenth  st  w,  No  984,  Joseph  Hora,  one- 
story  cottage  20x26,  $700. 

Eugenie  st  No  114,  B Brosterhaus  three-story 
flats  22x54,  $5,000. 

Fairfield  st  at  No  696,  G Dykehurst,  one- 
story  cottage  20x24,  $600. 

Forquer  st,  No  202,  Frank  Riordan  two-story 
flats  21x46,  $2,000. 

Fniton  st,  No  1211,  P Matz  basement  20x53 
$1,000. 

Franklin  st  n No  513  Ellen  Jaeger  three-story 
dwelling  22x63,  $5,600. 

Fifteenth  st  w No  1286,  R J Jones  one-story 
cottage  22x25,  $500. 

Fifth  av.  Nos  16  to  28  Chicago  & Northwes- 
tern Railway  Company,  alterations,  $100- 
000. 

Honore  st,  No  191,  L R Woodhull  three-story 
dwellings  25x60,  $7,500. 

Harrison  st,  Nos  707  and  709,  Bernard  & 
Ctlkins,  two  three  story  stores  and  dwell- 
ings, 50x60,  $7,500. 

Hermitage  av  No  498,  F Jegermacher  two- 
story  flats,  21x54,  $3,500. 

Howe  av  at  No  37,  J Herson,  addition  20x30 
$600. 

Halsted  st  No  919,  J Zlamoni,  three-story 
dwelling  20x36,  $2,500. 


Isaac  Marks  addition 


Com- 


Com- 


Hurlbut  st  No  513,  J B Turner,  two  two-story 
dwellings  35x44,  $8,000. 

Halsted  st  s No  505, 

30x48,  $3,000. 

Huron  st  w No  434,  John  Munz  three-story 
store  and  flats,  24x75,  $7,000. 

Hermitage  ax.  No  338,  A M Chollafube,  two- 
story  dwelling  25x49,  $3,800. 

Halsted  st  s,  No  3545,  M Hogan  addition  22 
xl6,  $700. 

Huron  st  w at  No  572,  Fred  Stuhe,  two-story 
dwelling  21x34,  $1,700. 

Indiana  st  w No  315,  C Ritchie  three-story 
store  and  flats  24x76,  $7,000. 

Idaho  st  No  297,  William  Hayes,  two-story 
dwelling  20x40,  $3,000. 

Idaho  st  Nos  360  and  362,  George  N Hull. 

two  two-story  flats  42x60,  $10,000. 

Jackson  st  w,  No  557,  A Shire  two  story 
dwelling  25x60,  $9,000. 

JacKson  stw  No  462,  H Cheatle,  two-story 
dwelling  25x50,  $3,530. 

Lowe  av,  No  3029.  D Keefe  one-story  cot- 
tage, 20x28,  $800. 

Lumber  and  22nd  sts  Illinois  Stone 
pany,  two-story  barn  27x50,  $1,000. 

Lumber  and  22nd  sts  Illinois  Stone 
pany  two-story  office,  25x21,  $1,000. 

Lincoln  st  n No  368,  Robert  Bond,  three- 
story  store  and  flats  32x50.  $4,500. 

Laflin  st,  Nos  65  and  67,  D Marshall,  three 
two-story  dwellings  50x50,  $15,000. 

Myrtle  st  No  30,  William  Hall,  one-story 
cottage  20x30,  $1,000. 

Michigan  av.  No  2626,  S A Brown,  two-story 
dwelling  36x89,  and  barn,  $70,000. 

Morgan  st  No  559,  O Kiepfar  two-story  barn 
18x37,  $1,000. 

Milwaukee  av  Nos  1117  and  1119,  C Gieseck 
two  three-story  stores  and  flats,  50x80, 
$12,000. 

Nineteenth  place,  No  2,  G Riss,  two-story 
dwelling,  22x65,  $3,500. 

Rush  and  Walton  place,  P Krohn  green- 
house, 20x40,  200. 

Randolph  st  w,  No  339,  K H Bell  two-story 
store  and  dwelling  25x50  $3,000. 

Shober  st  No  694,  John  Jensen,  one-story 
cottage,  20x42.  $1,200. 

State  st  n,  No  216,  Ida  Schaefer,  three-story 
dwelling  22x36,  $8,000. 

Seminary  av  No  77.  William  Kraux,  two- 
story  dwelling  21x34,  $1,800. 

State  st  n No  80,  J H Colburn  one  story  store 
22x50,  $1,500. 

Thirty-ninth  st  No  396,  J Kirby,  one-story 
store  20x50,  $500. 

Twenty-second  st  w.  Nos  1766  and  1768  C. 
J.  Wright  two  one  story  cottages  each  21x 
46  $2,000. 

Twelfth  st  w No  801,  F Sloan  one  story  store 
20x40,  $800. 

WTashtenaw  av.  No  654  Pat  Carroll  two-story 
flats  20x40,  $2,000. 

Walleck  st.  No  2,  John  Kubin  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x26,  $700. 

Warren  av,  No  1392,  John  W Foster  one- 
story  cottage  22x28  $900. 

Water  st  n at  Nos  310  to  316.  Peter  O’Con- 
nor shed  80x110,  $1,600. 

Washington  boulevard,  No  410,  J W Eisen- 
berg  two-story  barn  20x22,  $650. 

Water  stn  Nos  169  to  175,  Missess  Shumway 
five-story  warehouse  80x90.  $20,000. 

Wells  st  Nos  265  and  267,  J A Barnard,  two 
three-story  dwellings  50x60,  $15,000. 
Warren  av  No  246,  H G Brooks  basement  20 
x40  $1,500. 

I Wood  stn  No  414,  Theo  Von  Strabensen. 
I one  story  cottage,  30x50,  $1,000, 


DEEDS. 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing 

AND 

House  Drainage, 

AoLams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St., 

(fibst  floob) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


WARRANTY 

All  Deeds  aud  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Adams  st  w 148  ft  e of  Throop  nf  25x120 
ft  Apr  21,  A I Lewis  to  R E Shimmin 
...f $3,375 

Arnold  st  bet  37th  and  38th  wf  24%xl22  ft 
impd  June  9 ,84,  A L & M Watkins  to 

William  Wassen $2,000 

Adams  st  w 75  ft  e of  Sacramento  nf  25x 

121  ft,  May  1,  William  J Anderson  to 

Charles  H Ford $3,750 

Armitage  av  24  ft  w of  Girard  st  nf  96x125 
ft.  May  4,  J E Weems  to  F W Hatter 

man $1,200 

Ashland  av  29034  ft  s of  Blackhawk  st  wf 
24x13714  ft,  Apr  14,  J M & H Hopkins 

to  William  New $1,300 

Archer  av  86  ft  sw  of  Ashland  nf  25  ft  to 

Ashland  av,  Nov  9 ’85,  S P & S Weight- 

man  to  Malcolm  Turner $3,000 

Armitage  av  188  ft  e of  Hoyne  nf  240x100 
with  72x100  ft  in  same  block,  (Lots  3 4 
5,  13  to  22  Blk  1 Pierce’s  add  to  Hol- 
stein Apr  20,  Wm  G Browning  to  E H 

Schintz $3,900 

Augusta  st  near  Holt  sf  24x124  ft  May  11, 

James  Dayment  to  J Panek $2,500 

Bunker  st  225  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  undivided 
34  of  63x125  ft,  Oct  18  ’85,  V A & D J 

Lindsay  to  Michael  Mrazes $1,100 

Bunker  st  undivided  34  °f  same  lot  as 
above,  Oct  18  ’85,  L A Milner  to  Micha- 
el Mrazek  $2,200 

Bissell  st  near  Fremont  ne  f 25x100  ft  Apr 

23,  J S Wheeler  to  C & M Stoll $800 

Blue  Island  av  ne  cor  of  Lincoln  55xlllx 
100  ft  Aor  1,  PatricK  McManus  to  Pleas- 
ant Amick $3,000 

Blackhawk  st  near  Clybourn  av  nw  f 26x 
86  ft  impd,  Mch  30,  Theodore  Schilden 

to  Charles  Schnell .,$1,125 

Churchill  st  140  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x100 
ft.  May  4,  Marshall  Field  to  F W Hatter- 

man  - $400 

Commercial  st  285  ft  s of  Armitage  av  wf 
48x125  ft,  Apr  8,  H W Blodgett  to  Chica- 
go West  Division  Railway  Company 

. $1,000 

Chicago  av  w 100  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  25x123 
ft  impd  Mch  30,  Charles  C Fischer  to 

Amelia  Mans $3,500 

Calumet  av  150  ft  s of  Gano  st  wf  50x130 
ft,  Apr  5,  Murdoch  & Reid  to  F C Dela- 

mater $6,000 

Calumet  av  150  ft  s of  Gano  stwfl6%x 
130  ft  impd,  Apr  5,  F C Delamater  to 

Mary  A Mullen $8,000 

Churchill  st  140  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x100 
ft  Mav  4,  F W Hatterman  to  A S W 

Hoeft I500 

Congress  st  w 100  ft  e of  Aberdeen  sf  25x 
83  ft.  May  1,  William  K Thomas  to  M A 

Shields $1,800 

Colorado  av  sw  cor  of  Bonney  25x150  ft 
Feb  3,  T G Dickinson  to  G H Parks. . $600 
Colorado  av  250  ft  w of  Bonney  nf  25x150 
ft,  Feb  15,  T G Dickinson  to  C M Dav- 
enport   $600 

California  av  nw  cor  of  Cortez  st  ef  29  9- 
10x  12534  ft,  Jan  I9  estate  of  James  Car- 
ter to  M & M Connaly $700 

Connell  st  135  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  2034x 
90  ft  impd,  May  8,  John  Franz  to  T 

Chrislesen $1,500 

California  av  the  premises  No  1033,  May 
5,  F Schulte  to  C Woffenschmidt. . .$1,160 
Chicago  av  49  ft  w of  La  Salle  nf  20x90  ft 
May  8,  M Kreuter  to  A R Arens . . . . ° 


$5,60q 


Canal  st  147 34  ft  nof  Harrison  ef  undivid- 
ed 34  of  4934x159  ft,  Apr  28,  C R Merill 

to  Wm  A James $11,000 

Chicago  av  w the  premises  No  241,  Apr  6, 

J & E Gatterman  to  William  Runde 

$6,500 

Chicago  av  w 200  ft  e of  Buckner  st  nf  20x 
121  ft,  Nov  27  ’83,  estate  of  William  B 

Ogden  to  William  Runde $1,900 

Calumet  av  489  ft  s of  26th  st  of  24x181  ft 
Apr  12,  J C Welling  to  James  Stenson 

... $3,075 

Calumet  av  s of  and  near  23rd  st  wf  40x 
188  ft,  May  11,  M B & E F Lawrence  to 

Louisa  M Wadskier $9,000 

Canal  st  198  ft  n of  Harrison  ef  undivided 
34  of  4934x159  ft  May  3,  William  A 

James  to  C R Merrill $7,500 

Division  st  w ne  cor  of  Shober  sf  24%xl24 
ft,  May  6,  William  W Irish  to  Charles 

Holzapfel $1,550 

Desplains  st  7634  ft  n of  Bunker  ef  25x 
11534  ft  impd.  May  6,  Barbara  Hanska 

to  F G Kratochvil $4,850 

Dayton  st  131  ft  s of  Belden  av  ef  23  4-10 

xl24  ft  impd  May  6,  F L Heiden  to  Jos- 
eph Selig $6,900 

Division  st  w ne  cor  of  Seymour  av  sf  24x 
125  ft,  Apr  28,  Jacobson  &Tallman  to  J 

T Rossing $900 

De  Koven  st  350  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  4234* 

101  ft  May  1,  Josef  Rezny  to  Josef 

Kaiser $3,250 

Division  st  se  cor  of  Western  av  nf  598x 
257  ft,  Apr  26,  estate  of  Thomas  Suffern 
to  Chicago  West  Division  Railway  Co. 

$37,500 

Dayton  st  172  f t n of  Clay  wf  24x125  ft 
impd,  May  11,  Martin  Kuehl  to  E Wat 

son $4,800 

Dale  place  164  ft  s of  22nd  st  ef  24x99  ft 
Apr  1,  J G & F Califf  to  A M & A Bloom 

$1,750 

Evergreen  place  49  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf  24 
xl0834  ft  impd  May  7,  M J <fc  G W Wil- 
liams to  Amanda  M Rice $6,000 

Emerald  st  n of  31st  ef  26x115  ft  Oct  12 
’85  M H & A M Wetherell  to  J McFadden 

$500 

Emerald  av  118  ft  s of  37th  st  wf  24x123 
ft.  May  10,  Patrick  Colon  to  John  Ryan 

$1,375 

Erie  st  w 24  ft  e of  Ada  nf  48x125  ft  May 
10  F & A Simonsen  to  E Simonsen 

$5,000 

Edgar  st  156  ft  n of  North  av  wf  24x125  ft 
Apr  20,  W C Fenley  to  J Soporoski.  .$525 
Ellis  av  near  38th  st  wf  1634x216  ft  impd 
Apr  13,  Adlai  T Ewing  to  Cordelia  C 

Hawley $10,000 

Edward  st  246  ft  s of  Webster  av  wf  22x64 
ft  impd,  May  11,  S Hellmuth  to  A G 

Pretsch $850 

Fulton  st  98  ft  e of  Talman  av  nf  24x110 
ft.  May  1,  Patrick  Jordan  to  M E Brown 

$525 

Fairfield  av  bet  Lake  and  Fulton  sts  wf  24 
xl20  ft  Apr  10,  James  Cairns  to  J W 

Terry $550 

Florimond  st  130  ft  e of  North  Franklin  in 
rear  50x54  ft,  May  7.  Jacob  Schnnrto 

Elizabeth  Schnur $1,000 

Flournoy  st  175  ft  w of  Rockwell  nf  50x 
125  ft  Mch  10,  Charter  Oak  Life  Insur- 
ance Company  to  T M Crowley $600 

Fulton  st  493 4 6 of  Leavitt  e f 24x120  ft 
Apr  19,  William  Short  et  al  to  J E Sin- 
clair  $1,400 

Fullerton  av  144  ft  w of  Ward  stnf  24x119 
ft  impd,  May  12,  P & A Hafner  to  JaK- 
ob  Kratky.. $,800 


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Fairfield  av  234  ft  n of  Fulton  st  wf  24x125 
ft  May  5,  Hener  & Freistedt  to  William 

Meyer $830 

Farrell  st  214  ft  n of  Archer  av  ef  25x107 
ft,  May  11,  Catholic  Bishop  to  F Radt- 

faug $550 

Farrell  st  adjoining  above  25x107  ft,  May 

11,  Catholic  Bishop  to  A Fock $550 

Fulton  st  nw  cor  of  Wood  sf  50x123  ft  Apr 
30,  C <fc  M Clifford  to  Wm  F Reinhardt 

$4,500 

Gilpin  place  88  ft  e of  Lytle  st  nf  62x130 
ft  Ma  y7,  S E & F D Marshall  to  Walter 

Cahill $9,000 

Halsted  st  n 275  ft  s of  Garfield  av  ef  25x 
125  ft,  Apr  24,  H A Fonda  to  Emma 

Pechan $1,500 

Harrison  st  w se  cor  of  Sacramento  nf  24  % 
xl48  ft  Apr  20,  John  Hoffman  to  Ellen 

Gaynor $800 

Huron  st  w 48  ft  e of  Temple  sf  24x92  ft 
May  11,  John  Kornbeck  to  Peter  Erick- 
son  $2,450 

Humboldt  av  247  ft  w of  Westean  sf  24x 
124  ft,  May  11,  N Edenburg  to  Adolph 

Pike $450 

Humboldt  av  175  ft  e of  Seymour  nf  24x 
124  ft,  June  18  ’83,  C Counselman  to  R 

Murphy $365 

Indiana  st  w sw  cor  of  Grden  nf  116x60  ft 
impd,  May  1,  G F Gunderson  to  Adolph 

Hasterlik $30,000 

Indiana  av  247  ft  n of  32nd  st  ef  25x166  ft 
impd,  Apr  28,  A C Vaughan  to  Charles 

H Lodor $6,350 

Irving  place  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  ef  25 
xl25  ft,  Mch  17,  J H Culver  to  E Wol- 

tersdorf $800 

Idaho  st  155  ft  s of  Flournoy  ef  50x125  ft 

Apr  26,  0 Sibley  to  G N Hull $1,400 

Idaho  st  105  ft  s of  Flournoy  wf  50x125  ft 

Apr  26.  0 Sibley  to  Geo  N Hull $1,400 

Indiana  av  80  ft  s of  Eda  st  ef  26x15834  ft 
Apr  29.  C K and  J Beckett  to  Georgiana 

L Rollins $8,000 

Jackson  st  w 235  ft  e of  Throop  nf  25x178 
ft  May  7,  C W Henry  to  E D Ellis.  .$5,000 
Johnson  place  n of  38th  st  ef  18%x60  ft 
impd,  Apr  7,  A E & RM  Merrill  to  Nel- 
lie Salisbury $3,500 

J ackson  st  w 70  f t w of  Irving  pi  sf  50x150 
ft  Mch  25,  W J Hunt  to  A T Thatcher 

_ $4,750 

Jackson  st  w 25  f t e of  Robey  Rf  25x125  ft 
Apr  12,  J G Rogers  to  Ella  J Culver$3,500 
Jackson  st  w 175  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  25x120 
ft  May  6,  Leonard  Swett  to  J N Jacob- 

sen $1,850 

Kedzie  av  175  ft  s of  19th  st  ef  25x125  ft 

Apr  30,  J L Lombard  to  H Silver $750 

Kingsbury  st  nw  cor  of  Kinzie  ef  520  ft  to 
river  with  506x50  ft  on  Kingsbury  st  in 
adjoining  block  (pt  bins  9 6 and  4 Kings- 
bury’s taact(  Oct  1 ’84,  H W Kingsbury 
to  the  Chicago  & Lake  Superior  Rail- 

road  Co $221,256 

Leavitt  stl41ftsof  Madison  wf  87j^x 
12334  ft»  May  6,  Abner  Taylor  to  Charles 

B u'Rson $7,500 

Lubeck  st  164  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x100 
ft,  Apr  12,  Hoepe  & Korff  to  C Schent- 

_ zow 

Lincoln  av  226  ft  nw  of  Garfield  ne  f 50x 
125  ft,  Feb  13,  Edgerly  & Featie  to  Ella 

EFalch. $5000 

Langdon  st  108  ft  sw  of  Clybouru  av  nw  f 
20x70  ft,  May  7,  Lisette  Kasperine  to 

Louis  Kistler $1,000 

La  Barst  21234  H e of  Larrabee  sf  23x125 
ft,  Apr  1,  M VV  Smith  to  William  Rex. $950 
Larrabee  st  85  ft  s of  Belden  av  ef  25x100 
ft  impd,  May  8,  G A Poull  to  Mary  Lud- 

_ wiR $8,000 

Louisa  st  199  ft  s of  Douglas  av  wf  25x125 
ft.  May  8,  William  O’Connor  to  W G 

r P,ress $1,800 

Lytle  st  ne  cor  of  Gilpin  pi  wf  100x122  ft 
Nov  14  ’85,  Wm  A Porter  to  J W Garry 

_ $7,500 

Leavitt  st  120  ft  s of  Kinzie  ef  30x124  ft 

May  8,  C H Wood  to  J Mitchell $600 

Lake  st  w 66  ft  e of  Wood  nf  24  ft  to  al- 
ley impd.  May  12,  Le  Grand  M King  to 

M T Connery $10  000 

Loomis  st  48  ft  u of  17th  ef  24x100  ft  im- 
pd, May  8,  Herman  Dornbos  to  Martin 


aoillf  &ARKXZr§f 

Wholesale  ai  d Detail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER., 

C&lC&GfO,  11,1,0. 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 
Opposi  e Palmer,  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory, 
White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut.  &c. 


Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 
BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


ilp  Falter $17,000 

Madison  st  w 50  ft  e of  Winchester  nf  24x 
125  ft  Apr  7,  J A King  et  al  to  L N 

Boettiger $7,750 

Michigan  av  134  ft  s of  Madison  st  ef  26% 
xl62  ft  Dec  12  ’85,  C H Allen  to  L H 


Pierce . 


S,666 


Horn . 


.$1,800 


Mohawk  st  198  ft  n of  Centre  wf  25x123  ft 
impd.  May  6,  Charles  F Rakebrand  to 

Edward  Melchoir $5,500 

Moore  st  225  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x124  ft 
May  6,  J & J E Wright  to  W Lifka  . . $600 
Michigan  av  the  premises  No  1223,  May  6, 
MS  & LF  W Arend  to  Marks  Nathan 

$11,000 

Morgan  st  sw  cor  of  14th  ef  307x173  ft  Feb 
estate  of  Augusta  M Huntington  to  Phil 


McReynolds  st  267  ft  w of  Paulina  nf  24x 
100  ft  Apr  20  E M Pike  to  L Nagel . . . $550 
Milton  av  25  ft  n of  Elm  st  wf  25x100  ft 
impd  May  11,  Michael  Klinger  to  Thos 

Lawson $3  gQp 

Monroe  st  w 174  fte  of  Latlin  sf  25x187  ft 
Mch  18,  C M & C F Elmes  to  George 

Mason $4,825 

Michigan  av  256  ft  n of  24th  st  ef  19x193 
ft  impd,  May  1,  L Lancaster  to  G R 

Cannon $12,000 

McGregor  st  nw  cor  of  Portland  av  sf 
50x125  ft,  May  13  John  Kelly  to  George 

Bohnen $4,450 

Milwaukee  av  97  ft  se  of  Erie  st  sw  f 20  ft 
to  Erie  impd  May  13,  Charles  Wuenscke 

to  Rose  Tausig $6,050 

Morgan  st  165  ft  n of  12th  wf  25x100  ft, 
May  12,  M & J Keeley  to  John  Schenk 

$3,700 

Maxwell  st  100  ft  w of  Morgan  nf  24x(J0  ft 
May  10,  Joseph  Nurnberg  to  Peter 

Labbe $1,800 

Michigan  av  bet  16th  and  18th  sts  wf  26  2- 
12x16334  ft  impd.  May  1,  F & A Eich- 

hold  to  H Horner $16,500 

Nassau  st  141  ft  s of  West  Jackson  ef  25x 
126  ft,  May  5,  Stevens  & Wood  to  M E 

Fitzgerald $675 

Newberry  av  near  se  cor  of  fourteenth  st 
wf  25x100  ft,  dated  May  1.  F Valke  to 

Peter  Wingert $3,100 

Ogden  av  sw  cor  of  Homan  Its  1 and  2 apr 

29,  M W Gay  to  Thomas  Roll $1,500 

Ohio  st  w 75  ft  w of  Oakley  av  nf  25x100 
ft  impd,  May  4,  Robert  Winegar  to  James 

O’Regan $1,600 

Ogden  av  sw  cor  of  Congress  st  75x51x83 
ft,  Apr  24,  Frederick  Meine  to  J P Alt- 

Reld  $14,000 

Orchard  st  the  premises  No  454  Apr  16, 
Daniel  Erickson  to  John  R Haughtun 

$3,500 

Orchard  st  363  ft  n of  Willow  wf  33x132  tt 
Mch  25.  C F L ickmann  et  al  to  Joseph 

Gross $1,875 

Ohio  st  w 100  ft  w of  Armour  nf  25x119  ft 
May  5,  William  Walker  to  H Johan- 

sen $1,000 

Ogden  av  near  Homau  nf  25x125  ft  May 

5,  M W Gay  to  Hulda  Silver $700 

Oakley  av  sw  cor  of  Flournoy  st  ef  30x125 
ft  impd,  Jan  9,  G N Hull  to  H A Hull 



Olive  st  96  ft  s of  Ashland  wf  24x128  ft 

May  12,  M Holly  to  J Holly $650 

Ogden  av  ef  California  av  nf  24  6-10  ft  to 
15th  st  May  13,  N E & U Major  to  Mary 

Keeley $2,400 

Oakley  av  25  ft  s of  13th  st  ef  25x723 { ft 
Mch  30,  E A West  to  R B Seymour.  $2,400 
Ogden  av  near  Homan  nf  25x125  ft  May  5 

M W Gay  to  Hulda  Silver $700 

Ogden  av  near  Homan  nf  25x125  ft  Apr  9, 

M W Gay  to  John  Bauer $700 

Ohio  st  200  ft  e of  Dearborn  av  nf  40x100 
ft  Apr  30,  N E Hinds  to  Henry  Field 

^ $10,000 

Olive  st  24  ft  s of  Ashland  wf  24x128  ft 
Jan  13,  estate  of  C H Thompson  to  Ed- 
ward Shea $660 

Prairie  av  the  premises  No  2221,  May  1,  F 

& F Moss  to  J J Herrick $10,000 

Polk  st  w near  Irving  pi  sf  2034x130  ft 
impd,  May  1,  S & J Potter  to  H J How- 

ard $3,400 

Paulina  st  ne  cor  of  Crossing  wf  25x100  ft 
Apr  2,  \Y  & L Krause  to  Henry  Hecht 



Part  of  blocks  16  and  19  Pierce’s  Addition 
to  Holstein,  Apr  23,  Marshall  Field  to 
the  Chicago  & Pacific  Railroad  Co.  .$9,250 
Paulina  st  se  cor  of  Crossing  wf  233^x100 
ft  impd,  Mch  11, Gottfried  Voigt  to  Gus- 

tav  Ha8s $2,700 

Paulina  st  215  ft  s of  37th  ef  244x125  ft 
July  25  ’85,  J Nichols  to  T A O’Brien. $324 


Paulina  st  48  ft  s of  Emily  ef  24x128  ft 
Apr  13,  William  W Goodman  to  F Hage- 

meister  $750 

Polk  st  w 181  ft  w of  California  av  nf  24x 
124  ft,  May  11,  B E Johnston  to  John 

Hughes  $450 

Prairie  av  nw  cor  of  31st  st  ef  90x180  ft 
impd,  Apr  24,  D F Crilly  to  John  Cuda- 
hy   $130,000 

Rebecca  st  nw  cor  of  Paulina  st  sf  24x124 
ft,  May  3,  S Heineman  to  Chicago  & 

Great  Western  Railroad  Co .$1,090 

Robey  st  bet  Adams  and  Jackson  ef  42x 
126%  ft,  Mch  2,  M C & C C Brown  to  Ja- 
cob Kramer $3,570 

Rubiest  250  ft  nof  18th  ef  3734x100  ft 
May  12,  C J Kuhning  to  Wm  Barth. $3,000 
Randolph  st  w 100  ft  w of  Peoria  sf  25x 
100  ft  impd  Apr  14,  Henry  Reimerto 

William  A Amberg $3,750 

Robey  st  24  fts  of  Taylor  ef  24x109  ft  Apr 
30,  Thomas  F Scully  to  John  Tappen- 

heck $900 

Superior  st  w 98  ft  e of  Rockwell  sf  48x 
122  ft.  May  11,  John  Long  to  J Rich. $500 
Sawyer  st  300  ft  s of  nineteenth  ef  125x125 
ft,  May  5,  Charles  B Sawyer  to  F B Ab- 
bott  $4,000 

Sterns  st  near  Emerald  sf  24x125  ft,  May  7 

Frank  Flek  to  V and  R Mikuta $1,000 

Stanton  av  bet  38th  and  39th  sts  in  rear  ef 
77x13734  ft  Mfiy  5,  estate  of  H B Fuller 

to  George  A Springer $2,987 

Shurtleff  av57  ft  n of  29th  st  ef  54x125  ft 
Apr  28,  J I Pearce  to  M Mulcahy.  . .$2,500 
Stone  st  80  ft  n of  Scott  wf  4 ft  to  drive 
May  5,  Potter  Palmer  to  S Cowper.  $1,100 
Stone  st  40  ft  n of  Scott  wf  4 ft  to  drive 
May  5,  S & C H Cowper  to  Robert  T 

Lincoln $1,200 

Stanton  av  191  ft  s of  Douglas  wf  20x100 
ft  May  11,  estate  of  Jacob  Mueller  to 

Chas  H Berthold $2,500 

Throop  st  75  ft  s of  29th  ef  25x108  ft  Mch 

10,  S B Williams  to  Vaclav  Mara.  .$1,200 

Thirty-first  st  ne  cor  of  Murray  sf  48x110 
ft,  Mch  29,  Albert  Crane  to  J & M Glee- 

son $1,765 

Thirty -ninth  st  ne  cor  of  Stewart  av  sf  48 
x266  ft,  Apr  29,  L Rosenfeldto  J F Arm- 
strong   $4,500 

Thirty-eighth  st  se  cor  of  Stewart  av  nf  48 
x266  ft  Apr  29,  Jacob  Rosenberg  to  J F 

Armstrong $4,000 

Taylor  st  w 75  ft  e of  Francisco  av  nf  25x 
125  ft  Apr  29,  H Ehmcke  to  Chicago  & 
Great  Western  Railroad  Company . . . $500 
Taylor  st  w 250  ft  w of  Central  Park  av  nf 
25x124  ft,  May  3.  M A Ralph  to  Chicago 

& Great  Western  Railroad  Co $850 

Thirty-first  st  226  ft  e of  Wabash  av  sf  36 
xl7334  ft  impd,  Apr  24,  H E Mallory  to 

Singer  & Wright $10,800 

Twenty-first  st  129  ft  e of  Centre  av  n f 
12034^202  ft  Apr  30,  Weise  & Gunderson 

to  T C Diener $5,000 

Thirtieth  st  25  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf  and  *4 
of  25x105  ft,  Apr  28,  M Conway  to  J T 

Armstrong $1,000 

Thirtieth  st  and  3^  of  same  as  above  Apr 
28,  est  of  S Conway  to  J T Armstrong 

$1,000 

Thirteenth  st  w 168  ft  e of  Robey  nf  24x 
124  ft  Apr  24,  James  Stinson  to  Frank 

Hadek $625 

Thirteenth  st  w 192  ft  e of  Robey  nf  24x 
124  ft  May  7,  James  Stinson  to  John 

Wolf $625 

Thirty-third  st  bet  Rhodes  and  Cottage 
Grove  avs  nf  48x126  ft  impd,  May  1,  G 

R Cannon  to  L Lancaster $15,000 

Twelfth  st  w 33  ft  w of  Johnson  sf  25x100 
ft  impd.  Mch  29,  M F Grace  to  M Lamb 

$8,000 

Tompkins  st  266  ft  n of  Taylor  ef  50x125 
ft  Mch  4,  William  A Porter  to  John  Gnb- 

bins $2,000 

Throop  st  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  wf  25x 
150  ft  impd,  May  1,  J H Burtis  (trustee) 

to  E A Temple $13,000 

Upton  st  near  Western  av  322x100  ft  with 
buildings  May  1,  Emil  H Schmitz  to 

Henry  Sweet $6,850 

Van  Horn  st  ne  cor  of  Paulina  sf  25x125  ft 


impd,  apr  28,  John  Potch  to  J Novotny 

$2,275 

Van  Horn  st  168  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  24x124 
ft,  Mch  24,  M Mulville  to  J Komzak.  . $490 
Vernon  Park  pi  28  ft  w of  Lytle  st  nf  25x 
130  ft,  Mch  6,  W A Porter  to  Joseph 

Chalifours $1,500 

Vernon  av  sw  cor  of  34th  st  ef  578x16434 
ft  Apr  20,  N E & E B Dakeman  to  Geo 

A Seaverns $65,000 

Van  Buren  st  w the  premises  No  491,  May 
1,  G M Noyes  to  Michael  C McDonald 

$8,000 

Wabash  av  bet  12th  and  13th  sts  ef  50x170 
ft,  Apr  16,  H J Milligan  to  Wirt  Dexter 

$25,000 

Wells  st  n 50  ft  s of  Chicago  av  wf  25x110 
ft,  May  6,  estate  of  W L Newberry  to  C 

L Ehrhardt $5,000 

Washington  boulevard  316  ft  w of  Kedzie 
av  sf  46x100  ft,  Apr  10,  Castle  & Phin- 

ney  to  A M Fox $4,600 

Walleck  place  161  ft  n o£  18th  st  wf  25x 
126  ft  Nov  2 ’85,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  F & 

K Lorene $300 

Wilmot  av  236  ft  e of  Hoyne  sf  24x100  ft 
May  6,  George  Gardner  to  L A Clark 

$350 

Wilmot  av  212  ft  e of  Hoyne  sf  24x100  ft, 
May  6,  George  Gardner  to  J W Clark  $350 
Wabash  av  175  ft  n of  Douglas  wf  25x174 
ft,  Jan  15,  WA  Weinberg  to  D Berg 

$4,000 

Wright  st  the  premises  Nos  127  and  129 
Apr  17,  E Hanecy  to  Vaclav  Cikanek 

$2  910 

Walnut  st  175  ft  e of  Robey  sf  25x123  ft 
May  10  J E <fc  J R Wilkins  to  Christian 

Treider $3,250 

Wilmot  av  220  ft  w of  Robey  st  sf  24x100 
ft  May  6,  Gor  Gardner  to  F Dittmann 

$350 

Wilmot  av  244  ft  w of  Robey  st  sf  24x100 
ft  May  6,  Gor  Gardner  to  William  Han- 
sen   $350 

Wood  st  near  Ellen  nw  f 24  ft  to  alley  May 

5,  W E Hatterman  to  T J Lund $1,000 

Warren  av  64  ft  w of  Sacramento  nf  25x 
120  ft,  Mch  15,  estate  of  J T S Flint  to 

F H Lochner $1,300 

Wallace  st  near  34th  ef  2734x127  ft  Apr  24 
A C Vaughan  to  M E Vaughan $600 

Sorth  of  Dity  Limits. 

Belmont  av  150  ft  e of  Paulina  st,  sf  50x 
125  ft,  May  7,  J W Jennings  to  Jhon  Ger- 

borgh $3,500 

Belmont  av  625  ft  e of  Western  734  acres 
Mch  18,  estate  of  William  B Ogden  to 

Hans  O Clausen $16,000 

Clark  st  sw  cor  of  Roscoe  ef  90  ft  to  Shef- 
field av,  May  6,  William  Henry  to  C T 

Collot $2,700 

Clark  st  near  Otto  ef  25x150  ft,  May  10,  E 
J Lehmann  to  C H & A Nestmann.. $1,100 
Dunning  st  56  ft  e of  Seminary  av  sf  25x 
132*4  H impd,  May  7,  Maria  Mundt  to 

John  Fallon $4,300 

Frederick  st  640  ft  e of  Orchard  nf  56x 
17434  H,  May  4,  E G Chesbrough  to  F A 

Druehl $5,040 

Fletcher  av  216  ft  w of  Racine  nf  75x125 
ft,  Feb  11,  J P Altgeld  to  G E Janssan 

$1,650 

George  st  218%  ft  w of  Sheffield  av  nf  25 
xl24  ft,  May  11,  J McLaughlan  to  Chas 

Larson $600 

George  st  301  ft  w of  Racine  av  sf  25x123 
ft,  Sept  19  ’85,  estate  of  W O Jones  to  J 

F & M A Owens $675 

George  st  336  ft  w of  Racine  av  sf  25x123 
ft  Apr  9,  estate  of  W O Jones  to  C P 

Hagerty $675 

Homer  av  175  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  25x125  ft 

Feb  1,  S E Gross  to  E Hollman $375 

Homer  av  350  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  25x125  ft 
Apr  26,  S E Gross  to  S W & L Johnson 

$375 

Herndon  st  211  ft  s of  Diversey  av  ef  25x 
124  ft,  July  9 ’84,  estate  of  J E Sheffield 

to  A Brunke $350 

Herndon  st  361  ft  s of  Diversey  av  ef  25x 
124  ft,  June  4 ’84,  estate  of  J E Sheffield 

to  F Ziemann $500 

Halsted  st  200  ft  n of  Davis  ef  25  ft  to  al- 
ley, Jan  27,  G D Broomell  toHeland 

Peterson $1,000 

Lincoln  av  se  cor  of  Cornelia  st  lot  8,  Nov 
28,  ’85,  P F Haynes  to  C H & F J Julius 

$1,200 

Lincoln  av  20134  It  8 of  Roscoe  st  wf  25x 
115  ft  Apr  16  G H A Thomas  to  C Doem 

fold $700 

Noble  av  191  ft  e of  Southport  sf  25x125  ft 

May  3,  M Willets  to  H Schaefer $550 

Oakdale  av  288  ft  w of  Southport  nf  48x 
123  ft  impd  May  4,  M E & J Nilsen  to  K 


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Anton $1,025 

Paulina  st  98  ft  n of  Roscoe  wf  25x125  ft 
Jan  4,  PF  Haynes  to  John  Mehrings 

$600 

Paulina  st  145%  ft  n of  School  wf  25x75 
ft  Apr  16,  S E Gross  to  O Stillman . . $425 
Paulina  st  150  ft  s of  Belle  Plaine  av  wf 
50x165  ft,  Apr  30,  A O Bradey  to  A J 

Cameron $1,000 

Racine  av  86  ft  s of  Dunning  st  wf  30x120 
ft,  Apr  22,  Lombard  & Hale  to  G H 

Wessling $1,125 

Ward  st  236  fts  of  Diversey  av  wf  25x124 
ft,  July  1 ’84  estate  of  J E Sheffield  to  L 

Czaust  Ifowski $500 

Southport  av  nw  cor  of  Dunning  st  ef  72x 
125  ft  impd  May  1,  Thomas  Moulding  to 

Arthur  Hey  wood $6,000 

School  st  24  ft  w of  Paulina  sf,  24x125  ft 
May  10,  S E Gross  to  J W 0 Blank.  . $600 
Wolfram  st  140  ft  e of  Racine  av  nf  25x125 
ft  impd,  May  6,  P F Murphy  to  Edward 
Rassmann $2,200 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  244  ft  s of  48th  st  e f 25x122  ft 
Sept  7 ’85,  C Bentley  Jr  to  F Steiner. $600 
Arnold  st  121  ft  n of  61st  wf  27x125  ft, 
May  1,  E M Tillotson  to  J R Wilcox 

$2,200 

Aberdeen  st  178  fts  of  51st  wf  25x124  ft 

May  12,  P Stevens  to  C Bang $300 

Butterfield  st  near  41st  ef  26x107  ft  impd 
Apr  29,  Jacobes  Ockes  to  Edward  Scan- 

lan $1,000 

Barney  st  102%  ft  w of  Wright  nf  35x120 
ft  Apr  24,  Braton  Bushee  to  H M Brown 

$3,400 

Butterfield  st  141  ft  s of  47th  wf  25x99  ft 
May  5,  S A Kent  to  Julia  Bourke  ....  $1,945 
Butterfield  st  near  53rd  ef  25x100  ft  impd, 
Apr  29,  H A & G Gunz  to  T McCabe 

$1,325 

Bowen  av  near  Langley  nf  25x117  ft,  Apr 

29,  Nathan  Corwith  to  Inez  C Wilcox 
$1,500 

Cottage  Grove  av  145  ft  s of  45th  st  ef  48x 
170  ft,  Apr  12,  William  B Dodge  to  M C 

Steuder $2,250 

Carpenter  st  15  ft  n of  54th  wf  25x125  ft, 

Apr  30,  F Gaylord  to  J Robson $400 

Cedar  st  the  premises  Nos  412,  422,  424, 
428,  440  and  442,  May  7,  Henry  Rieke  to 

D J Hubbard $15,750 

Carpenter  st  253  ft  s of  51st  ef  25x124  ft 

May  3,  P Stevens  to  A F Perlett $325 

Calumet  av  ne  cor  of  51st  st  wf  98%xl27 
ft,  May  7,  Master  in  Chancery  to  J J Red- 

icK $4,038 

Chestnut,st66%  fte  of  School  nf  33%xl00 
ftMayl,E  L Roberts  to  M M Tousley 

$3,100 

Champlain  av  nw  cor  of  45th  st  ef  53x125 
ft,  Apr  3,  W W Foltz  to  James  Bealin 

$1,100 

Cottage  Grove  av  211  ft  s of  44th  st  ef  24x 
170  ft  Apr  17,  W J Mann  to  A E Schu- 
bert   $2,870 

Drexel  boulevard  nw  cor  of  44th  st  ef 
198%x250  ft,  Feb  25,  J S Turner  to  E C 

Allen $37,000 

Evans  av  near  Forty-sixth  st  ef  25x120  ft 
Apr  20,  F Gaylord  to  Nic  Ohlosen  ....  $909 
Evans  av  sw  cor  of  46th  st  27%xl20  ft  Apr 

30,  F Gaylord  to  William  Ohlson.  . .$1,000 
-sixth  st  bet  Ellis  and  Greenwood  av 

part  of  blx  6,  Matthew  McCormick  to 

George  M Bogue $17,000 

Fifty-fifth  st  ne  cor  of  San  Francisoo  av 
sf  121x125  ft,  May  3,  J S Chadwick  to  M 

H Raymond $5,000 

Fifty -fifth  st  boulevard  nw  cor  of  Indiana 
av  undivided  % of  14  acres  except  600 
ft  on  Michican  av  May  4,  Charles  J Sin- 
ger to  Sidney  A Kent $35,840 

Forty  first  st  186  ft  w of  Bissell  sf  25x124 
ft,  Jan  13,  C J Hambleton  to  M & A 

Shaughnessy $525 

Fifty-eighth  st  282  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf  25 
xl36  ft,  Apr  28,  H B Lewis  to  J Daniel 

$450 

Greenwood  av  260  ft  n of  46th  st  ef  75x 
299%  ft,  May  1,  Matthew  McCormick  to 

Catherine  Nellegar $5,625 

Greenwood  av  200  ft  n of  46th  st  ef  60x 
299%  ft,  May  1,  Matthew  McCormick  to 

J B Nellegar $4,500 

Garfield  boulevard  73  9-10  ft  w of  Atlantic 
st  nf  12%xl30  ft,  Oct  28  ’85,  M T Bowes 

to  M E Burdick $500 

Greenwood  av  334%  ft  n of  46th  st  ef  65x 
299  ft,  May  1,  Matthew  McCormick  to 

Mary  B Squires $4,875 

Grand  boulevard  ne  cor  of  43rd  st  5.26 
acres  Apr  29,  C L Dodge  to  II  Botsford 

$52,800 

Hyde  Park  av  ne  cor  of  Clinton  wf  86%x 


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125ft,  May  12,  M P Fillmore  to  EC 

Huling $2,000 

Indiana  av  nw  cor  of  43rd  st  ef  139%xl61 
ft,  Mch  16,  James  W Pryor  to  Michael 

Clarkson $9,500 

Jefferson  av  288  fts  of  51st  st  wf  30x130 
ft  impd  Apr  25,  Charles  B Dupee  to  Sar- 
ah A Miles $8,500 

■Jackson  st  nw  cor  of  57th  ef  98x175  ft  May 

13,  G Foreman  to  O M Wrlls $3,100 

Langley  st  bet  42nd  and  43rd  sts  ef  25x 

134  ft,  Apr  7,  M H Wilcox  to  Herman 

Fritz $2,300 

Murray  st  near  44th  wf  25x125  ft  Apr  28, 

George  Dennis  to  R J Case $2,500 

May  st  nw  cor  of  54th  ef  50x124  ft,  May  11 

F Gaylord  to  Peter  Kierans $900 

Prairie  av  200  ft  n of  41st  st  wf  100x160  ft 
■ Feb  20,  EF  Hmlbut  to  Alfred  Noxon 

$8,500 

PacKers  av  sw  cor  of  44th  st  301x397  ft  May 

7,  Levi  Abtto  Stein  & Hirsch $18,000 

Peoria  st  necor  of  54th  wf  50x123  ft,  Oct 
10  ’85,  G W Cass  to  J and  A Connor.  .$825 
School  st  bet  57th  and  58th  wf  100x122  ft 
Mch  10.  J E Johnson  to  Wenberg  & 

Sweiberg $1,800 

Sixty-third  st  136  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  88%x 
124  ft  impd  Apr  21,  J and  J Sherwood  to 

Catherine  Henderson $4,800 

Sixty-second  st  e of  Halsted  n f 25x124  ft 
with  other  property  (It  1 b 2 and  It  44  b 
3 Hoyt  et  al  sub  sw  qr  16  38  14.)  Apr  26, 

L W Crocker  G S Nichols $500 

State  st  nw  cor  of  Cloud  court  ef  27x99  ft 
Apr  29,  H Botsford  to  Phil  Kelly.  . .$2,000 
Sixtieth  st  223  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  25x125  ft 

Feb  23,  F Hauck  to  A Koehler $400 

State  st  150  ft  s of  Garfield  boulevard  ef 
24x98  ft.  May  10,  H Botsford  to  J Saun- 
ders   $1,500 

State  st  near  54th  ef  25x100  ft,  May  12, 
Patrick  Brennan  to  P M Flanigan . $1,000 
Sixty-first  st  e of  Halsted  sf  81x237  ft  Apr 

14,  M & J J Coblentz  to  A G Lee.  . .$3,900 
Tracy  av  bet  54th  and  55th  sts  ef  26  9-10x 

133  ft  impd,  Apr  26,  Charlotte  Sues  to  C 

A Thornton $1,800 

Union  st  ne  cor  of  58th  wf  322%xl25  ft 
Mayl,EA  & J F Temple  to  Mary  B 

Herrick $6,5  00 

Woodlawn  av  63  ft  n of  Chestnut  st  ef  100 
xl64  ft  May  6,  Samuel  H Wright  to  Chas 

A Tyrrell $4,000 

Wentworth  av  75  ft  n of  50th  st  ef  50x124 
ft  impd  with  other  property,  (Lot  21  and 
22  b 1,  Eberhart  & Treats  subne  qr, 

9 38  14.  Its  17  and  18  Larned  et  al  sub  s 
e qr,  938  14,  It  % It  4,  Div  15  and  n 10 
33  pt  sub  1 div  18  blk  2,  Carr’s  resub, 
of  Kedzie’s  sub,  9 38  14,  May  8,  Chas  A 
Wennerskald  to  N N Cronholm. . .$17,50o 
Wabash  av  near  53rd  st  ef  28  ft  to  alley 
Mch  25,  D Williams  to  William  Krause 

$1,050 

Wabash  av  bet  52nd  and  53rd  sts  wf  66  ft 
to  alley  Apr  17,  estate  of  J H Brent  to  G 

Wastum $2,244 

Wabash  av  bet  52nd  and  53rd  sts  wf  66  ft 
to  alley,  Apr  17,  J H Brent  to  G Wastum 

$1,122 

Woodlawn  av  63  ft  n of  Chestnut  st  ef  100 
xl64  ft,  May  6,  Charles  A Tyrell  to  H E 

Bucklen $4,000 

Wentworth  av  ne  cor  of  45th  st  wf  25%x 
124  ft,  May,  6,  W & H Grunanto  George 

Bauch ’. $1,800 

Washington  av  bet  57th  and  58th  sts  wf  39 
8-10x158  ft,  May  11,  Sleeper  & Whiton  to 

K Root $2,000 

Washington  av  nw  cor  of  58th  st  ef  33x150 
ft,  May  4,  J J Bennett  to  B R Kent.  $1,700 
Woodlawn  av  160  ft  n of  52nd  st  ef  25x164 
ft  Feb  20 ’84,  E K Ware  to  J K Young 


$1,000 

Wabash  av  311  ft  n of  59th  st  wf  26x159 
ft  impd,  Apr  5,  K & C A J Mohres  to  Si- 
mon Williams $2,400 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  av  98  ft  e of  Sheridan  stsf48x 
150  ft  Mch  23,  M E Hulett  to  S B Far- 

num $1,700 

Armitage  av  83  ft  w of  Tripp  av  nf  25x125 
ft,  May  8,  E C & J Bradley  to  J P Hop- 
kins   $500 

Buchanan  st  bet  Wabansia  and  North  avs 
wf  32%xl24  ft,  July  23  ’85,  H & S J 

Blomquist  to  F Gatschke $600 

Basil  av  150  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  st  ef  25x 
118  ft,  Aug  13  ’85,  Olsen  & Johnson  to  A 

& S J Crawford $450 

Bingham  st  nw  of  Armitage  av  sw  f 24x 
105  ft  impd,  May  3,  F Yoss  to  Charles 

Dosch $1,000 

California  av  bet  Armitage  av  and  Cort- 
land st  ef  24x100  ft  impd,  May  10,  T 

Torkelson  to  M Rasmussen $1,650 

Cortland  st  300  ft  e of  Buchanan  in  rear 
of  24  7-10  part  of  lot  5,  Feb  15,  J N 

Young  to  S C Comstock $400 

Carroll  av  se  cor  of  43rd  st  nf  26%x96  ft 
with  other  property,  (Lots  38  39  bk  15, 

It  4 b 19,  It  58  b 3,  It  42  b 5,  s hf,  10,  39 
13,  Apr  1,  W Chicago  Land  Co  to  M A 

Farr $5,700 

Cortland  st  75  ft  e of  Washtenaw  avsf  25x 
123  ft  Mch  12,  S C Comstock  to  J N 

Young $400 

Cortland  st  75  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf  25 
xl25  ft,  Mch  12,  J N Young  to  S Ims- 

land $40  0 

Clarkson  av  425  ft  s of  Cortland  st  wf  25x 

125  ft,  May  11,  S Delamater  to  A Press- 

burger $350 

California  av  24%  ft  s of  Cortland  wf  24x 

126  ft  impd,  Apr  23,  Anton  Dietzer  to 

Jane'  EKersten $1,400 

DicKens  av  75  ft  e of  Hamlin  nf  25x125  ft 
Apr  12,  E S Dreyer  to  H Kellenberger 

$200 

Dania  st  240  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  wf  24x 
125  ft  Apr  15,  A R Dole  to  A R Jensen 

$900 

Fulton  st  bet  45th  and  46th  302  ft  to  alley 

May  8,  M A Farr  to  H H Porter $3,160 

Fairview  av  150  ft  n of  Greenwood  ef  37% 
xl25  ft,  July  1 ’83,  FC  Delamater  to  A 

G Hunt $600 

Garfield  nine  lots  Apr  1,  James  F KeeDey 

to  Ella  C Bradley $4,500 

Heine  st  50  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  wf  25x110 
ft  impd,  May  8,  H Carlson  to  P Hirsch 

$1,950 

Hancock  st  228  ft  n of  Cortland  wf  26x177 
ft,  Apr  20,  E S Dreyer  H Lindahl ....  $300 
Hoffman  av  n of  Milwaukee  wf  66x189  ft 
May  12,  Mary  Rome  to  Hitchcock  & Sex- 
ton  $2,000 

Hubbard  st  se  cor  of  48th  nf  73%xl05  ft 
Apr  8,  A B Dewey  to  T & T D S Hard- 

wicK $825 

Jefferson  court  bet  Perry  and  Powell  avs 
sf,  Apr  28,  S E & C M Graves  to  Lucas 

Bilger $1,850 

Park  av  127  ft  w of  41st  st  sf  25  ft  to  alley 
May  5,  M A W Farry  to  Sadie  Allen.  .$800 
Point  st  132  ft  e of  Cornelia  sf  132x200  ft 
with  88x200  ft  in  same  blk  (Lots  14  15 
22  23  24,  blk  4 Staves  sub  ne  qr,  36  40 
13,)  apr  30,  F G & J S Pierce  to  D 
Thresker $4,250 

AtiREElIESITS  FOR  DEED8 

Lot  18  b 39  Sheffield’s  add,  May  1,  H G Ferris  to  A 

M Rowe $375 

Lot  16  ne  qr  b 22,  5 39  14,  Apr  30,  W Cleminson  to  F 
Pahls $2,300 


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Lot  24  b 7 Brainerd  & Evans’  add,  May  1,  8 Linden 

to  L Harris 16,600 

Promises  No  195  Townsend  str,  April  21,  Frleke  & 

Bergstodt  to  E Svenson $3,200 

N 84  ft  and  n 8 ft  of  s 16  ft  of  lots  21  to  26  bk  66  Ev- 
anston, April  30,  L Turner  to  C E & Sup  Rwy  Co 

$17,000 

Lot  27  b 2 Couch’s  sub  13  39  13,  Jan  30,  H H Brlnker 

to  M Burns $1,250 

House  and  lot  463  Hastings  str,  May  3,  Thos  Quinn 

to  P Noctoan  $1,100 

Lot  1 b 2 Dalton,  April  24,  A H Dalton  et  al  to  Carl 

Neidon $500 

Lots  62  and  63  of  bs  10  and  13  e blf  29  40  14,  May  4, 

Flora  M Brown  to  W Fountain $2,000 

Lots  2 3 and  4 of  lot  4 e hlf  ne  qr  36  40  13,  May  4,  H 

Binder  to  W E Hatterman $1,200 

Lot  39  Brown’s  sub  swly  450  ft  of  b 20  Glencoe,  May 

1,  C E Brown  to  J F Van  Dine $500 

Lot  7 of  lots  41  to  46  b 18  w half  etc  17  39  14,  No  491 
W Jackson  st,  Mary  E Sands  to  J Tqmblin.  $12,900 
Lot  24  b 2 McAuley  et  al  sub,  ne  qr  20  39  14,  May  4, 

J Creagb  to  J J Curran $2,700 

Lot  2 b 10  Archer  add,  April  10,  R Valcke  to  M Eff- 

ertz $1,500 

Part  b 7 Hyde  Park,  Apr  12,  K S Peale  to  C Under- 
wood   $9  40 

Premises  No  543  S Canal  st.  May  5,  F Wondreyka  to 

Joseph  Brothers $10,500 

Lot  56  Gross  Humboldt  Park  add,  Apr  1,  Samuel  E 

Gross  to  C B Landry $1,900 

Lot  20  and  w half  lot  19  n hlf  b 1 b 6 e half  29  40  14, 

Apr  14.  H Dirks  to  C G Wahlgren $2,600 

Lot  21  Harbine  & Roman’s  sub  in,  5 39  14,  April  12, 

Mauritzen  Bros,  Agts,  to  F Loftus $3,650 

Premises  No  677  W Jackson  st,  Apr  29,  S P Richards 

to  W Barnard $7,000 

77k)x297%  ft  fronting  s on  67th  st  2 ft  w of  Wallace 

st,  Mch  11,  B S Pruett  to  D T Brown $2,000 

Lot  11  b 5 Turner’s  6ub  in  se  qr  19  40  14,  March  6,  L 

Turner  to  F Schumacher $ 50 

E 150  ft  of  lot  7 blk  8 of  lots  3 to  21  etc  Pine  Grove, 

May  5,  J T McComas  to  E J Lehmann $2,500 

Lot  84  Weddell’s  s qr  se  qr  se  qr  20  38  14,  May  4,  R 

S Cox  to  J W Rouley  et  al $200 

Lot  5 in  sub  of  s hlf  n blf  and  n hlf  s hlf  lot  12  bk  2 
Sheffield’s  add,  Apr  9,  M and  M Paul  to  J Ristan 

$2,200 

S hlf  n hlf  lot  2 North  add,  Apr  24,  Daniel  Seals  to 

Gradle  & Stotz $2,650 

s % of  n 231  ft  of  w 250  ft  of  lots  12  and  13  b 3 Ellis 

w add,  Griffin  & Dwight  to  E Partridge $12,320 

13  lots  fronting  on  Union  st,  bet  57th  and  58th  sts, 
e hlf  sw  qr  nw  qr  16  38  14,  in  exchange  for  prem- 
ises No  54  S Throop  st,  Apr  28,  Eliza  S Temple  to 

Mary  B Herrick $ 

Lots  20  to  24  b 12,  Beebe’s  sub  nw  qr  2 39  13,  May  3, 

’86,  W H Cox  to  J W Brown $1,000 

Lots  3 and  4,  b 8,  Sherman’s  sub  se  qr  28  39  14,  May 

10,  ’86,  Jas  Ryan  to  H Steinborn $6,000 

Lot  21  b 2,  Sickel  et  al  sub  in  sw  qr  20  40  14,  Apr  26, 

J Hufmeyer  et  al  to  D Westergren $550 

Lots  2 an-*  3 of  lot  6 b 1 Patrick’s  sub  15  38  14,  May 

8,  F C Gibbs  to  V Lassagne $4,200 

Lot  19  b 5 Harrison’s  add,  May  5,  M D Drew  to  G 
Irwin $500 


SUBURBAN  WARRANT  V DEEDS. 

HYDE  PABK. 

N hlf  lot  1 b 3 Cronkhite  et  al  sub  s hlf  sw  qr  sw  qr 
24  38  14,  Apr  19,  C J Hambleton  to  Julia  O’Toole 

$550 

Lot  47  b 4 Palmer’s  add  to  S Chicago,  Apr  17,  Mary 

P M Palmer  to  F Gutzner $360 

Lot  13  blk  3 Wait  & Bowen’s  sub  23  38  14,  April  28, 

Mary  W and  O R Keith  to  Jnlia  Leavens $1,000 

Same  premises.  May  1,  Julia  Leavens  to  F Klappe- 

ricb $1,200 

Lot  11  b 11  S Chicago,  Apr  28,  C & C C & D Co  to  T 

F Friedley $400 

Lot  21  b 1 Wait  & Munro’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Thos 

A Hall  to  N C Wheeler $1,200 

Lots  1 to  5 b 3 Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr  22  38 

14,  Jan  2,  M F Raftree  to  A H Hardt $3,050 

Lot  19  b 65  S Chicago,  May  5,  CkCCliDCotoF 

Milbrash $725 

Lot  44  and  n half  lot  43  blk  1 Gazzam  Gano’s  add  to 

Pullman,  Apr  15,  J Elfine  to  Fallis  & Gano $187 

Lot  42  and  s hlf  lot  43  b 1 same,  Apr  15,  H Elfine  to 

same  $187 

Lot  11  b 3 Wait  & Bowen’s  sub  ne  qr  23  38  14,  April 

20,  M W Keith  to  I Anderson $1,500 

B 1 of  b 1 Carolin’s  sub  se  qr  25  38  14,  Mch  5,  Bertha 

E Johnston  to  L J R Waicott $3,100 

Lot  28  Turner’s  sub  w blf  ne  qr  ne  qr  ne  qr  18  37  15 

Apr  15,  T M Turner  to  V Shalek $150 

Uud  hlf  of  n hlf  of  nw  qr  ne  qr  se  qr,  22  38  14,  Sept 

3,  ’85,  C H McCormick  Jr  to  A C Badger $575 

Lot  2 blk  56,  Cornell,  S F Hanchett  to  Bemis  & Mc- 

Avoy  Brg  Co $375 

Lots  7 and  8,  blk  1,  Gassani  Gano’s  add  to  Pullman, 

Dec  19,  ’85,  Fallis  & Gano  to  P G Rose $270 

Lot  21  b 7 C & D Co  sub  pt  se  qr  31  37  15,  May  10,  C 

& C C & D Co  to  Axel  Halgren $250 

Lots  7 8 and  9 of  lot  1 b 7 Ironworkers  add;  lot  20  b 
1 Wait  & Munro’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Apr  13,  C S 

Rowe  to  F E Crawford $400 

Lots  27  and  28,  b 3 of  n half  bs  1 to  7,  McChesney’s 
sub  s hlf  ne  qr  22  38  14,  May  3,  Maria  L J Russell 

to  W Millar $375 

LAKE. 

N 30  ft  of  s 60  ft  of  lot  8 b 13  Linden  Grove,  Apr  24, 

J V Smack  to  J A Shuler $1,803 

Same,  Apr  26,  J A Shuler  to  Josie  Smack $1,8  0 


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E 24  ft  of  lot  1 and  of  n 25  ft  of  lot  2 of  w ^ lot  1 
Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14,  Apr  5,  Isabella  De  La  Mat- 
ter to  Helen  L Wilkerson $1,400 

Lot  17  b 1 Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  April  8,  C 

Redfield  to  A Waters $850 

S qr  lot  4 and  a 11  Its  5 and  8 b 4 Linden  Grove,  Apr 

8,  C C Watkins  to  J L Du  Breuil $3,800 

Lot  21  b 2 of  lots  5 to  10  Crocker’s  sub  17  38  14,  May 

3,  Dyer  N Burnham  to  T Sikking $2,225 

Lot  4 and  s 5 ft  lot  3 blk  5 University  sub  of  Engle- 
wood, April  22,  G W M Lawson  to  Jennie  S Bow- 

ker $1,900 

W 71^4  ft  of  lots  1 and  2 b 11  Linden  Grove,  Apr  29, 

E Eimers  to  F M Edwards $1,500 

Lot  16  of  lots  11  to  16  etc,  b 17  Linden  Grove,  April 

30,  C H Caldwell  to  H W Koehl $600 

N 35  ft  of  s 83  ft  of  lot  9 blk  4 Normal  School  sub  21 

38  14,  Apr  10,  R Mitchell  to  D H Hayes $1,000 

(Ex  e 129  ft)  u 33  ft  lot  14  b 6 Linden  Grove,  Apr  12, 

J A O’Leary  to  Sarah  Stone $200 

Lot  1 of  lots  9 to  16  b 20  Linden  Grove,  Apr  10,  D K 

Foote  to  H Wagner $2,500 

N 50  ft  of  lot  4 blk  5,  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub  21  38  14, 

Apr  21,  F M Thomas  to  W Matthei $4,500 

N hlf  lot  28  b 18  Linden  Grove,  Apr  24,  J E Verkler 

to  G S Rice $1,900 

Lot  22  b 3 Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  June  1,  ’85, 

R S Cox  to  C B Hale $300 

S half  ne  qr  nw  qr,  and  nw  qr  se  qr  nw  qr  28  38  14, 

Apr  23,  D B Brown  to  H H Gage $20 

Lots  1 to  4 b 8 Eames’  sub  n9  qr  ne  qr  17  38  14,  May 

3,  Belle  P Eames  to  M Hardie  $2,400 

N 40  ft  of  w 125  ft  of  lot  2 bk  20  Linden  Grove,  Mch 

20,  Mary  E Shurtleff  to  H Schmidt $900 

Lot  41  b 1 Univ’ty  sub  of  Englewood,  May  4,  Mary 

A Brooks  to  Sam’l  Schiff $750 

Lot  21  Weddell’s  sub  in  se  qr  20  38  14,  May  5,  R S 

Cox  to  Mary  E Smith $200 

Lot  22  b 3 Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  May  3,  C B 

Hale  to  W Cook $550 

Lot  20  of  lots  3 to  12  etc  b 4 Barnum  Grove,  Apr  26, 

A Davidson  et  al  to  Sadie  Rieser $4,5C0 

Lots  26  and  27  block  3 Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  39  14, 

June  8,  R S Cox  to  Henry  Ternes $400 

40x143  ft  in  lot  9 and  w hlf  8 b 2 Normal  School  sub 

Apr  5,  Agnes  Davidson  to  O E Hagen $3,500 

Lot  1 b 2 Lee’s  sub  20  38  14,  Apr  2,  H R Stebbiu  s to 

W H Brenton $200 

Lots  17  and  18  bk  5 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 

Apr  26,  C H Caldwell  to  M C Knapp $650 

S hlf  lot  3 b 7 Normal  School,  Apr  23,  G A Brennan 

to  S P Stiles $700 

Lot  37  b 2 Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  June  23,  ’85 

R S Cox  to  H McCarthy $200 

Lot  6 of  lots  1 to  10  etc,  b 6,  Linden  Grove,  May  10, 

S S Kellogg  to  W Spooner $600 

S 60  acs  n hlf  ne  qr  28  38  14,  Apr  2,  F O Kimball  et 

al  to  T P Smith $1 

Lot  21  b 3 SchorliDg’s  sub  part  lot  1 w half  33  38  14, 

May  11,  T J Nelson  to  J E Erickson $275 

Lots  29  and  30  b 2 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  May 
11,  J D Smith  to  R W Johnson $600 

CICERO. 

Lots  46  to  49  b 3 Haller’s  sub,  se  qr  8 39  13,  Nov’r  5, 

’85,  T A Snow  to  L E Fuller $1,500 

Lot  17  Pease’s  court  add  to  Oak  Park,  April  13,  C P 

Pease  to  J L McAdon $3,100 

S hit  b 7 of  lot  3 se  qr  22  39  13,  May  3,  H Merckle  to 

A Burke $2,000 

Lot  42  b 5 s hlf  10  39  13,  April  20,  M A Farr  to  Pat’k 

Blake $400 

Lot  20  b 3 Hiatt’s  sub  sw  qr  7 39  13,  Feb  24,  Ellen  H 

Weage  to  J A Brown $750 

Lot  26  b 1 Central  sub  in  sw  qr  7 39  13,  April  16,  J B 

Clark  to  Ophelia  A Leonard $4,000 

W hlf  lot  422  b 9 Austinville,  Feb  20,  H W Austin  to 

E M Rossiter $5,000 

S hlf  lots  1 and  2 of  lot  4 bk  5 Merrick’s  sub  9 39  13, 

May  7,  J W Carpenter  to  J F Carpenter $1,575 

Lots  32  and  33,  b 1,  Stevens’  sub  e hlf  se  qr  nw  qr  9 

39  13,  May  6,  H A Goodrich  to  C Bretag $408 

Lot  7,  b 3,  same  sub,  May  6,  C Bretag  to  H A Good- 
rich   $348 

Lot  10  Peases  Court  add  to  Oak  Park,  April  13,  C P 

Pease  to  Laura  M Foreman $4,250 

Lot  9 same,  Apr  28,  Mary  J Reed  to  G S Sawyer  $4,350 
N 79  ft  of  w 170  6-10  ft  of  lot  12  blk  1 Kettlestring’s 
add  to  Harlem,  April  29,  C P Pease  to  N M Jones 
$4,350 

LYONS. 

Lots  22  aud  23  b 17,  Western  Springs,  Maj  1,  Annie 

L Russell  to  J R Price  $1,500 

Lot  21,  blk  23,  La  Grange,  April  1,  F D Cossitt  to  J 

Sohaay $1,500 

N hlf  lot  6 b 13  La  Grange,  April  15,  F D Cossitt  to 

R F Walton $500 

Lot  5 b 13  sam°,  Apr  15,  F D Cossitt  Jr  to  same. $3, 500 
Lot  4 b 10  Western  Springs,  May  1,  Florence  W But- 
ler to  T Penrose $4,500 

Lot  17  b 10  Cossitt’s  1st  add  to  La  Grange,  April  8, 

Sarah  E Ament  to  J M Kean $500 

E half  sw  qr  30  38  13,  May  5,  Commercial  National 
Bank  to  B Harper $6,000 

EVANSTON. 

Part  b 63  e of  R Rd  Evanston,  Jan'y  13,  Florence  H 

Englesby  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $1,600 

Lots  15  aud  16,  b 1,  Pitner’s  2nd  add,  Dec  4,  ’82,  H S 

Austin  to  T Cratty $500 

W 40  ft  of  lot  9 block  52  Evanston,  April  2,  Solomon 

Whitehouse  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $1,050 

Lots  1 to  6 b 5 Ewing’s  add,  Feb  5,  ’85,  F H Thomp- 
son to  W B Miller $1,000 

Lot  7 b 1 Pitner’s  2nd  add,  Mch  18,  Caroline  M Gra- 
ham to  H Rotte $150 


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Lots  22  and  23,  blk  2,  Lyons,  Gilbert  & Woodford’s 
add,  May  1,  J G Goodrich  to  Mary  A Dickinson 

$11,000 

Lots  1 to  6 b 5 Ewing’s  add,  Mch  14,  W B Miller  to 

J Johnston $1,800 

Lot  8 b 40  Evanston,  Apr  29,  Jas  H Kenney  to  Mary 

Carney $1,000 

Lot  18  b 8 Keeney  & Rinn’s  add,  April  21,  Henry  A 

Warren  to  G E Roscher $313 

Se  qr  lot  3 Paul  Pratt’s  add  to  Evanston,  Nov  22,  ’82 

H A Goodrich  to  F W Merrell $275 

Wly  50  ft  of  s 100  ft  of  li  412  ft.  bkl  1,  Snyder’s  add, 
Apr  23,  Ella  Shutterly  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co . $3,200 
Lot  3,  w 10  ft  lot  3,  and  e 20  ft  lot  4,  Rogers  Park, 

Mch  13,  A M Foster  to  J M Kean $3,000 

Lots  10  11  14,  b 11,  Congdon’s  Ridge  add  to  Rogers 

Park,  May  6,  P Phillip  to  J M Kean $1,650 

Lot  4 b 43  Rogers  Park,  April  16,  H L Faulkner  to 

same $500 

E hlf  n 100  ft  b 39,  Evanston,  Apr  14,  Persis  T Web- 
ster to  E H Webster $6,500 

Lot  3 b 33  North  Evanston,  Feb’y  10,  C L Jenks  to 

Mary  M Turner $750 

Lots  39  and  40  b 2 Lyons,  G & Woodford’s  add,  Apr 

19,  Jane  L Gilbert  to  P Svelund $2,300 

Lot  9 b 3 Pitner  & Son’s  add,  May  6,  L J Gage  to  E 

E Bradley $650 

Lot  5 of  lots  9 to  12  b 1 Huse’s  add,  Apr  20,  J E By- 
ers to  J Frake $720 

JEFFERSON. 

Pt  e hlf  se  qr  e of  R Rd  8 40  13,  3 acs,  Apr  5,  C Hop- 
kins to  L Hopkins $400 

Lot  14  b 16  Irving  Park,  May  1,  C A Day  to  F L Ri- 
chey   $1,500 

Lots  40  to  43  b 28  Jefferson,  April  23,  E B Pease  to 

H H Gage $800 

Lots  44  and  45,  block  28,  Jefferson,  May  1,  Edwin  B 

Pease  to  A Schlunja $300 

E hlf  lot  13  Davlin’s  sub  nw  qr  26  40  13,  May  6,  Mstr 

in  Chy  to  C B Kimbell $2,532 

5 acs  in  lots  6 and  7 same  sub,  May  6,  same  to  same 

$2,536 

Lots  13  14  15  blk  3 Edward  & Dana’s  sub  sw  qr  14  40 
13,  May  1,  G W Williams  to  L S Henfield. .....  ..$900 

Lots  17  and  18  b 3,  Dunning’s  sub.  ne  qr  ne  qr  19  40 

13,  May  7,  Mary  A Miner  to  A Dunning  $500 

Lot  24,  blk  9,  Jefferson,  May  4,  J A Lash  to  Mary  J 

Hervey $400 

Lot  20  b 6 of  lot  1 ne  qr  se  qr,  15  40  13,  May  7,  Mstr 

in  Chy  to  O Doyle $661 

W half  lot  1 (5  acs)  Brand’s  sub  ne  qr  26  40  13,  May 

5,  H P Baldwin  to  D Cutler $1,000 

Lot  21  b 7 Harableton’s  sub  e hlf  nw  qr  35  40  13,  Ap 

12,  E S Dreyer  to  H Kellenberger $200 

B 4 (ex  lots  1 and  6)  in  e hlf  nw  qr  15  40  13,  May  10, 

H J Anderson  to  Mary  M Ubella $10,000 

CALUMET. 

Bs  3 5 to  10  aud  12  and  w half  b 2 of  bs  1 and  2 Hill- 
iard & Dobbins’  1st  add  to  Washington  Heights, 

Jan  23,  Mary  C Dobbins  to  R R Cherry $20,867 

Same  premises,  May  3,  R R Cherry  to  E A Cum- 
mings   $35,000 

Lots  100  and  101,  Sharpshooters  Park  in  21  37  14, 
Mch  4,  Chicago  Sharpshooters  Ass’n  to  J Kirsch- 

hoefer $200 

Lots  98  and  99  same.  Mch  4,  same  to  Jno  Lippert  $225 
Lots  33  to  35  b 30  E Washington  Heights,  April  3,  H 

M and  T A Hill  to  D Vander  Wal  Hasper $210 

Lots  37  and  38  b 2 Hough  & Reed’s  add  to  Washing- 
ton Heights,  May  3,  Henry  May  to  A Maus $100 

Lots  4 and  5 b 68  Blue  Island,  April  28,  J Habich  to 

G Lietzan $370 

S hlf  of  w 20  acs  e hlf  nw  qr  32  37  14,  March  12,  J H 

Hitchcock  to  C Morgan  $2,200 

Lots  9 and  10,  blk  28,  Halsted  st  add  to  Washingtc  n 
Heights,  May  10,  F Franks  to  L V A Lawrance.$875 
Lots  32  and  33  b 52  Morgan  Park,  May  7,  S D Clark 

to  W S finnan $400 

NEW  TRIER. 

Lot  1 b 6 Anderson’s  add  to  Glencoe,  April  30,  J M 

Garner  to  L F Houey $200 

50x177  ft  on  Hazel  st  in  Wiunetka,  Apr  18,  J T Dale 

to  Geo  Baker $400 

Lots  1 and  2.  blk  6,  Gage’s  sub  in  sec  8 and  17  42  13, 
Dec  10,  heirs  of  J Gage  to  E Dingwell $280 

MAINE. 

Lot  28  b 5 Park  Ridge,  Dec’r  1,  ’85,  Cora  F Moss  to 

Ella  A Wells $1,400 

Lots  85  86  87  Desplaines,  Mch  31,  C Wicke  to  J Mar- 

thaler.  $1,200 

GLENCOE. 

Lots  11  aud  12  Ambrose's  sub  s 125  ft  b 47,  Taylor’s 
add  to  Taylorsport,  Aug  15,  ’85,  J S Kennard  to 

ESS  Kemp $200 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

B 39  (ex  lots  75  aud  79)  Clifton,  Apr  10,  John  H Mc- 

Avoy  to  W B Waters $4,000 

(Ex  n 21  ft)  lots  26  and  27  b 67  prig  Town,  Mch  23, 

M M Hirsch  et  al  to  W Loeb  . / $18,600 

Lot  17  b 2 Davis’  add  to  Norwood  Park,  Juue  27,  '85, 

J Davis  to  Ella  Davis $150 

Lot  16  b 2 same,  June  27,  '85,  same  to  Alice  Davis $150 


Nw  qr  ne  qr  17  37  13,  Apr  28,  H Convirt  to  J A Cran- 
dall   $2,000 

Nw  qr  b 12  Maywood.  April  19,  L Hamblin  to  W J 

Donaldson $2,500 

Lot  23,  Fowler,  Bruner  & Boclin’s  sub,  11  and  12  39 

12,  Feb  18,  J H Kellogg  to  R S Odeli  $1,000 

Lots  32  44  and  37  b 9,  Watson  T & Davis’  sub,  nw  qr 

6 39  14,  Apr  1,  Geo  L Warner  to  J Jensen $1,500 

E 10  acs  of  sw  qr  nw  qr  29  41  13,  Jan  5,  D Winter  to 

H Schmitt $ 

Lots  26  and  27  blk  4,  Peck’s  sub  se  qr  se  qr  11  39  13, 

May  3,  Elli  A Beach  to  B Whyland $3,000 

Lot  38  b 1 Culver’s  Park,  May  3.  E H Gammon  to  A 

Hallbeck $200 

Lot  16  b 3 Whipple’s  add  to  Norwood  Park,  May  5, 

F C Wilson  to  M S F Grant $700 

Lot  26  b 1 Sickel  et  al  sub,  sw  qr  20  40  14,  Mch  20,  J 

Hufmeyer  et  al  to  S A Voss $650 

Und  1-6  of  lots  18  19  20,  b 17,  Herrington’s  add,  Feb 

12,  A C S Wilcox  to  Beatrice  A S Wilcox $5,000 

Lots  24  and  25,  blk  2,  University  sub  ne  qr,  34  39  14, 

Feb  5,  same  to  same $10,000 

Ne  qr  nw  qr  3 42  10;  ne  qr  and  ne  qr  se  qr  11  42  10, 
(240  acs),  March  1,  Nancy  Sutherland  to  H Mahl- 

ing $17,400 

Lots  2 to  6 b B Hartford,  Apr  26,  heirs  of  F Brink- 

mann  to  W Gottschalk  Jr $1,500 

Lot  40  Freytag’s  sub  nw  qr  8 36  15,  April  27,  F W 

Hileman  to  J F Schroder  $2,200 

Lots  23  24  25  Greenwood,  Jan  6,  L E Salisbury  to  J 

H Earl $250 

Sw  qr  ne  qr  27  42  12,  May  3,  W Clancy  to  D Rosenow 

$2,800 

Lot  35  of  lots  20  to  32  b 9 Norwood  Park,  Dec  11,  ’84 

B M Baker  to  River  Forest  M E Church $300 

5%  acs  in  sw  qr  sw  qr  1 35  14,  Apr  5,  ’84,  C Miller  to 

A Clausen $416 

Lot  1 b 6 Gale  & Blocki’s  sub  sw  qr  12  39  12,  Apr  28, 

Gale  & Blocki  to  Chas  E Marble $2,714 

Lot  17  blk  3,  Culver’s  Park,  E H Gammon  to  Ida  M 

Johnson $200 

Lots  16  to  20  b 73  Maywood,  May  4,  H W Small  to  A 

J Maas $792 

Lots  1121  and  1122  b 25  div  3 Riverside,  Apr  22,  F L 

Olmsted  to  H E Seelye $2,000 

Same  premises,  May  6,  H E Seelye  to  M L Boyles 

$2,750 

E 22  ft  of  lots  1 and  2 b 26  Dunton,  Apr  21,  Mstr  in 

Chy  to  Barbara  Ullrich  $2,500 

Lot  22  b 3 R Rd  add  to  Harlem,  April  1,  C Schlund 

to  F Heidenwag $525 

Lots  11  and  14  b 4 Norwood  Park,  Mch  10,  M Patti- 

son  to  G Dearlove $2,500 

Leasehold  int  in  s 110  ft  lot  17  blk  1 blk  27,  33  40  14, 
with  bldgs  633  to  641  Larrabee  st,  May  7,  D J 

Hubbard  to  Henry  Rieke $20,000 

Lot  43  blk  2 Bradwell’s  add,  May  6,  Geo  Gardner  to 

Lois  A Clark $350 

Lot  44  b 2 same.  May  6,  same  to  J W Clark $350 

Lots  3 and  4 Assr’s  div  nw  qr  29  41  13,  Apr  29,  Mar- 
tha S F Grant  to  G J Eckhoff $900 

Lots  1 and  2 b 73  Maywood,  April  12,  L V Ferris  to 

Jas  Gould  Jr $528 

Lots  7 to  11  b 207  same,  Apr  20,  J A Dickinson  to  H 

W Small $600 

Part  of  lot  2 Assr’s  div,  j>t  lot  3 sw  qr  8 39  14,  w .and 
ad.i  e 188  ft.  June  15,  ’85,  heirs  of  Fanny  Wilson 

to  Anna  M Benedict $3,740 

N 91  ft  of  s 341  ft  of  w 310  ft  of  e hlf  sw  qr  29  42  11, 

May  8,  Anna  H Uohtmann  to  H Meyer  $1,000 

Lot  883  b 13  div  3 Riverside,  Jan  11,  ’84,  C Gladding 

to  G Chambers $500 

Lots  15  16  and  17  b 1 Beebe’s  Central  Riverside  sub 
in  ne  qr  35  39  12,  May  11,  J Johnston  Jr  to  C H 
Mifflin $900 

qUIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  ANI>  qUIT- 
CliAOI  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lot  31  b 21,  7 39  14;  also  lots  32  and  33,  b 4,  McKich- 
an  & Mason’s  sub.  14  38  14,  May  1,  H A Foster  to 

N C Sears $1,000 

Lot  21  b 10  Johnston’s  sub  e hlf  se  qr  6 39  14,  Jan’y 

26,  J A Packard  to  W Drefflein $100 

Lots  37  and  38,  b 1,  b 28,  e half  31  39  14,  May  1,  T A 

Snow  to  R Millar $8 

Se  qr  of  lots  8 and  9 of  lots  1 2 13  14  b 52,  w half  etc 

21  39  14,  Apr  28,  G Kestel  to  J G Barth $1 

Lots  160  161  163,  Hull’s  sub,  sw  qr  4 39  14,  May  1,  A 

H Robinson  to  C A Sirborn $1 

S 12l/4  ft.  lot  31  and  n 9 34-100  ft  of  lot  32  b 15  w half 
etc  17  37  14;  also  lot  40  b 6 J & Lee's  sub  sw  qf  20 

39  14,  Apr  3,  S Goldstein  to  J Goldstein $500 

Lots  25  and  26  b 6 se  qr  17  39  14,  May  1,  S S Bailey 

to  M A Sattley $300 

Lots  28  29  30  b 5 Hoyt  et  al  sub  b 37,  16  38  14,  May  5, 

J McCaflery  to  J Sherwood $275 

Lot  23  of  lots  115  and  117  Butterfield’s  add,  May  7, 

L Kasperilii  to  L Kistler $1,000 


R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  &.  Co., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  n«n  residents. 


S hlf  b 2 of  lot  1,  b 4",  Carpenter’s  add.  May  7,  G M 

Steese  to  Mary  Hopkinson H5 

Und  hlf  of  lot  3 of  lot  1 b 25  S S add,  May  4,  J Hut- 
chinson to  M D Bucbanan 13,000 

Lot  39  b 2 Packer’s  5th  add,  Dec  30,  ’85,  D G Hamil- 
ton to  J Marshall $129 

Lot  1 of  lots  3 4 7 8 10  to  19  b 4,  Fort  Dearborn  add, 

Feb  15,  W C Eitchie  to  W M Hoyt  Co $75 

Lot  30  and  n hlf  lot  31  b 22  Crosby’s  sub  e hlf  se  qr 
25  40  13,  May  6,  W H Powell  to  W W Weaver . . .$100 
Lots  9 to  12  blk  2 Walker  & Stinson’s  sub  sw  qr  2 38 
14,  Apr  19,  J W Pendry  and  T S Snow  to  J S Tur- 
ner   $200 

Lot  23  b 1 of  lots  8 9 10,  Dyer  & Davison’s  6ub  34  39 

14,  May  6,  A B Hale  to  F H Gardiner $1 

Lot  1 Fussey  & Feunemore’s  6ub  in  se  qr  8 40  14,  E 

B Bruce  to  J B Hubbell $1 

Lot  32  b 2 Harrison’s  add,  April  29,  Anne  L Beeson 

to  W S Smith $30 

Lot  3 of  lot  9 b 7 Bockwell’s  add,  Mch  27,  G L Gray 

to  J E Taylor $1 

Lots  160  161  163  Hull’s  sub  sw  qr  4 39  14,  Feb’y  4,  A 

H Bobiuson  to  C W Sisborn $15 

Lots  7 to  12  b 1 Pike’s  sub  nw  qr  3 38  14,  with  other 
property  out  of  county,  April  29,  Geo  E Peck  to 

Estate,  of  Clarissa  C Peck $100 

Lot  29  blk  7 Sampson  & Green’s  add,  Aug  13,  ’34,  G 

M Steese  to  M A Halpin $1 

Lot  58  b 3 and  lot  4 b 19  s hlf  10  39  13,  April  13,  M A 
Farr  to  H H Porter $1 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  May  13,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  177  $1,100,538 

County 247  689,573 

Total 424  $1,790,211 


TRUST  DEEJDS, 

Anderson  H C to  P Popp  May  5,  It  13  b 6 

b 1,  8 39  14 *700 

Adam  M E to  O Peltzer  May  6.  It  7 It  8, 

North’s  add,  5 y 7% . . ! $600 

Abbott  F B to  TW  Zunburg  May  5,  pt  b 
14,  Douglas  Pk  add.  3 y 7%,  5 deeds.. 

$12,500 

Abbott  F B to  C A Sawyer  May  5,  pt  b 14, 
Douglas  Pk  add,  3 y 6%  p m,  5 deeds 

$4,000 

Altgeld  J P to  E H Fishburne  Apr  24,  Its 
1 to  3 b 22,  Ashland’s  2d  add.  Sept  1.  ’87 

6$,  p m *9,500 

Andrew  J to  H W Ames  May  6,  It  9 It  1, 

etc  33  39  14,  wKly  5 l-5£ $400 

Allen  E C to  E H Turner  Feb  25,  Its  9 to 

12  b 2,  2 38  14,  4 y 6# $2,700 

Allen  E C to  W P Conger  May  1,  It  3 b 1, 

Cleaverville’s  add.  5 y 5% $10,000 

Allen  C L to  W Dexter  Apr  29  pt  bs  16  21 
23  27  28  34  35  and  24  26  39  12  July  24 

’87  1% $2.00o 

Brown  R E to  W A Bond,  Oct  1,  It  36  b 16 

35  40  13  3 y 6% $300 

Bates  W F to  W H Holden  May  3,  pt  It  12 

b 13,  21  38  14,  2 y 7g $800 

Bradley  J to  C P Keeney  Apr  15,  Its  11  to 
16  and  41  to  46  b 8,  Garfield,  2 y 6$. . 

$3,000 

BulKelev  S K and  C S to  F G Bradley  Apr 
3,  pt  It  3 It  1 b 2,  18  39  14,  3 y 6%. . . $3,000 
Bies  P to  L Baird  May  1,  It  6 b 1,  Cbat- 

field’s  add,  3 y 6£ $3,000 

Barbery  M and  G H to  J WFarlin  Apr  28, 

It  29  b 7,  25  40  13,  2 y 7% $250 

Becaer  A to  J H Ernst  Apr  24,  It  289  b 1. 

etc  29  40  14, 3 y,  6# $600 

Brandt  H to  M Beem  June  1.  It  26  b 1 b 10. 

Sheffield’s  add  6 y,  7%.  $3,500 

BlanK  J W O to  M E Greenebaum  May  10 

It  2 b 5,  Gross’  u add  1 y 7%  p m $400 

Bowman  G A to  H A Haugan  May  7,  Its  44 

and  45  b 2,  20  40  14,3  y,  6^ $2,000 

Breaton  A and  J to  F G Mason  May  8.  n 

hf  It  20  b 9,  3 38  14,  5 y 6% $1,000 

Bartlett  A A to  E Knauer  May  3,  It  3 b 1, 

20  40  14,  2 y 7 % $800 

Bensler  J P to  A Pike  May  8.  It  43  b 10. 

Lee’s  add,  mthleT  $2,000 

Bantz  G to  J H Ernst  Apr  27.  pt  It  10  b 5, 

4 39  14 $1,300 

Blackman  A S and  D to  L Silverman  Apr 
30,  It  2 It  29  etc  b 2,  34  39  14,  5 y 6%. . 

$5,000 

Blake  P to  M A Farr  Apr  20,  Its  42  aud 

43  b 5,  10  39  13,  5 y 7% $800 

Biedermann  W to  F Sommer  May  4,  It  18 
b 4,  Archer’s  add,  wxly,  5 1-5% $200 


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Brennan  0 M to  J Q Sherman  Mch  1,  It  12 
b 1 b A,  28  40  14,  May  15,  ’89,  0#  pm.. 

$G,500 

Brown  J A to  S Dunlop  Feb  24,  It  30  b 3,  7 

39  13,  5 y 7% $750 

Brooks  J W jr,  to  W F Culver  Apr  1,  Its  1 

and  pt  4 b 14,  11  38  14,  3 y 8% $9,000 

Bennett  J L to  Sheldon  & Hale  Jan  1,  It 

61  It  7 etc,  8 39  14,  1 y 8% $1,000 

Bassett  T to  H A White  May  7,  pt  It  8 b 96 

3 y,  6$ $14,000 

BudingerEet  al  to  0 Jorn  May  1,  It  29  b 

15  U & M’s  add  2 y 8% $5,000 

Bilger  L to  J E Fay  May  1,  It  1.  It  55,  etc 

36  40  13,2^  y 7 % $650 

Conraths  P to  G N Stone  May  1,  It  49  b 6, 

Archer’s  add,  2 y 8%,  p m $1,000 

Cook  W to  J R Wendell  May  3,  It  22  b 3, 

20  38  14,  22  mos  6$ $450 

Campbell  J H to  A J Luders  Apr  15,  It  6 It 

43  etc,  12  39  13,  3 y 8% $1,750 

Conealy  M to  S E Gross  Jan  19  It  6 b 8 b 

1,  etc  Clifford’s  add $615 

Cortes  H to  L Silverman  May  10,  Its  13  to 

18  b 22,  9 40  13  1 y 8% $600 

Cull  J B to  J W Waughop  Apr  15  pt  s e 

n e 7 40  14  1 y 6^  4 deeds $12,000 

Chevalier  H to  M E Greenbaum  May  6,  It 

10  b 20,  2 y 7$ $800 

C W D Ry  Co  to  W D Kerfoot  Apr  26,  b 1 

b 4,  6 39  14,  5 y 5% $30,000 

Clark  J W to  W T Dwight  May  6 It  44  b 2, 

Bradwell’s  add  2 y 7%  pm $200 

Clark  LAtoWT  Dwight  May  6,  It  43  b 2, 

Bradwell’s  add  2 y7Jpm $200 

Connor  J to  W G Baner  May  1,  Its  22  and 

23,  b 1,  8 38  14  6 mos $410 

Collott  C F to  T H Schintz  May  6,  It  2 b 

6,  20  40  14,  2 y 8% ....$1,700 

\ CzanstKowski  L to  E H Sheldon  July  1,  It 

16  b 6 b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 65S . . . . $400 
Clausen  H O to  E H Sheldon  Mch  18.  b 46, 

19  40  14,  4 y 6$p  m $ 12,000 

Cannou  G R to  L Ingledew  May  1,  It  2 Its 

3 and  4 b 31,  27  39  14,  5 y 8% $2,500 

Crawford  F E to  T A Hall  Apr  13,  It  20  b 

1,  W &M’s  add,  Hyde  Pk,  1 y 7% $750 

Caldwell  C E to  J N Young  Apr  23,  It  9 It 

13,  s w qr.  34  39  14,  2 y 8% $2,000 

Carr  G H to  T H Schintz  Apr  29,  It  3 It  2 

etc  b 1,  18  39  14,  3 y 7%  p m $800 

Conway  T to  W H Holden  May  1,  It  16  b 

1,  16  38  14,  34  mos  7%  p m $850 

Cooper  S to  G W Cooper  Apr  29,  It  4 b 2 

b 8,  12  39  13,  2 y 6$ $550 

Cu7nane  Thos  to  P A Sauer  Apr  10,  Its 

17  and  18  b 9,  13  39  13,  4 y 6$,  2 deeds 

_ $750 

Crowley  T M to  S Kerr  Apr  20  Its  28  and 
29  b 3,  13  39  13  5 y,  7%  2 deeds ....  $1,850 
Carson  N and  J M to  A Peterson  May  6,  It 
31  and  pt  30  b 2,  17  38  14  3 y 7% . . . . $1,200 
Crawford  M to  S W Rawson  Apr  20,  It  1 It 

16  b 6,  Ashland’s  add  mthly  6 % $2,500 

Cody  J W to  Kelley  Brg  Co  May  5,  It  1 It 

38  b 2,  9 33  14,  1 y 7% ’ $2,000 

| Cooney  F B to  J Stern  May  6,  It  7 b 2,  31 

39  14,  wkly,  7% $1,000 

ChapeK  K to  T H Schintz  Apr  30,  pt  b 13, 

s s add,  5 y 8%%,  2 deeds $5,800 

! Campbell  J L to  HA  Hurlbut  May  4,  Its 

11  to  21,  sub  of  12  39  13,  5 y 7%,  10  deeds 

' $20,000 

Cohagen  C to  M Schmitz  May  3,  It  47  b 

6,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 6$ $3,000 

Doty  C A to  S C Eastman  May  3,  It  1 tl  1, 

etc,  b 6,  36  40  13,  5y  7% $600 

DicKinson  M A and  J to  D J Schuyler  May 
1,  Its  22  and  23  b 2,  L G &'W’s  add, 

Evanston,  2y  8% $6,000 

Desmond  C to  F Sommer  May  8,  It  14  b 4 

Archer’s  add,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $2,000 

Dittmann  J F to  S W Roth  May  7,  Its  15 
lu  18  b 5,  Brown’s  add,  Park  Ridge, 

mthly  8% $400 

Dennis  C H to  S W Rawson  Apr  15,  It  1 b 
36  etc,  b 4,  18  39  14,  mthly  etc,  2%  . . $750 
Duggan  H to  S B French  May  4,  It  19  b 1, 

9 38  14,  4 y 8%  pm $1,262 

DuBreuil  J L to  J W Howell  Apr  15  pt  It 

4 etc,  b 4,  21  38  14,  1 y 6g $2,900 

DernbachF  to  C Columbus  B&L  assn, 

May  3,  It  46  b 6,  Fullerton’s  add,  wkly, 

5 1-5$ $600 

Deike  C and  L to  P Maas  Apl  29,  It  44  b 

3,  S & G’s  add,  wkly  8 % $1,000 

Dempsey  J to  T Whitefeld  Mch  2,  It  18  n 

e qr,  3 38  14,  3 y 8%,  p m $1,225 

Daley  H to  J Goggin  , It  50  b 98,  27 

39  14,  1 y 6% $1,950 

Davenport  C M to  S M Moore  Feb  15,  It 

11  b 3,  14  39  13,  2 y 6% $- — 

Doscher  J H to  P J Ellert  May  1 It  20  b 3 

139  13,  3 y 5% $700 

.Delamater  F C to  E J Leonard  Apr  15,  Its 

26  and  27  b 96,  27  39  14  3 y 8% $4  500 

lErickson  P to  M E Greenbaum  May  11,  It 


28  b 3 b 1.  8 39  14,  4 y 7%  p m $1,200 

Eighth  Presbyterian  church  to  Wright  & 
Tyrrell  May  4,  Its  39  and  40  and  pt  28  b 

53,  7 39  14,  2 y 6 $1,000 

Erickson  P to  A Wolf  Mar  3,  pt  It  14  b 1, 

36  40  14,  mthlY,  8% $700 

Edstrom  L to  A W0lf  May  3,  pt  It  14  b 1. 

36  40  13,  mthlY  8% .' $800 

Engelhardt  J to  E E Prussing  May  1,  Its 

28  and  29  b 16,  29  40  14,  3 y 7% $700 

Engler  C and  M to  E A Kuhn  Apr  13,  Its 

83  and  86  b 1,  36  40  13,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Effertz  M to  A Podolsky  Apr  29,  It  2 b 10, 

Archer’s  add,  wkly  8% $800 

Eierdam  C to  J E Fay  Apr  2,  Its  1 to  3 b 

2,  23  39  13,  1 y 8% $1,100 

Edler  A to  P Maas  May  1,  It  20  It  2 b 37, 

21  39  14,  wkly  8% $1,300 

Elderkin  G D to  W P Conger  May  1.  It  5 b 

8,  Wolcott’s  add,  10  y 5% .$13,000 

Ellis  E D to  L Baird  May  7,  It  16  b 23, 17 

39  14  2 y,  8% $2,500 

Frazee  M M and  D W to  F R Chandler 
Apr  20,  pt  Its  8 and  9 It  1,  21  38  14,  6 y 

7% $2,700 

Frazee  M M and  D W to  F R Chandler 
Apr  20,  pt  It  8 It  1,  21  38  14,  6 y 7%.  $2,700 
Foley  J A to  C P and  A B Dewey  Apr  26, 

It  18  b 1,  14  39  13,  3 y 6% $700 

Fitch  J B to  T G Fitch  July  14,  It  32  b 33, 

7  39  14,  19  y 8%  p m $500 

Elliott  J R to  S Dunlop  Apr  22,  It  1 b 43, 

Ridgeland,  mthly,  7% $2,975 

Fox  A M to  E M Castle  Apr  10,  Its  3 and  4 

b 7,  11  39  13,  3 y 7% $2,600 

Falter  P to  E D Sellmann  Feb  19,  pt  b 16, 

Brand’s  add,  2 y 7%,  2 deeds $8,000 

Fischer  A W to  J Buehler  May  7,  It  10  b 1, 

7 39  14,  3 y 8% $1,800 

Fritz  H to  F W Cleaver  Apr  27,  pt  It  18, 

Johnston’s  sub,  3 38  14,  ly  6% $600 

Frederich  L to  J H Keelar  Apr  21,  It  3 b 

8 b 4,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y 8% $1,200 

Foreman  L M and  E P to  S Dunlop,  May 

1.  It  10,  Pease’s  ct  add,  Oak  Park,  5 y — 

$4,236 

Ford  H to  H H McKey  Mch  15,  Its  45  and 

46  b 1,  3 38  14,  3 y 6% $1,650 

Flynn  C and  D to  Pff  Holway  Apr  29,  It 

6 b 1 b 9,  33  39  14,  5 y 7% $1,000 

Fleck  H to  F Koch  May  5,  Its  25  and  26  b 

2,  b 24,  16  38  14,1  y 8% $500 

Gaughan  O to  GjCoombs  May  5,  pt  It  2 b 

46,  21  39  14,  3jy  7% $500 

Grinnell  J S to  A Smith  May  5,  It  18  b 3, 

Ellis’  2d  add,  3 y 8% $3,000 

Gage  S to  S M Willard  Mch  21  Its  1 and  2 
b 11  b 59,  27  39  14,  5 y,  8%  2 deeds.  $14,000 
Gastfield  L A to  J Stern  May  6,  Its  65  and 

66  b 1,  21  28  14.  wKly  7% $400 

Gunz  H A & G to  J McCabe  Apr  29,  It  31 

b 3,9  3814 '.$1,325 

Gale  H A to  J W Scoville  May  5,  pt  It  57  b 

58,  7 39  14,  5 y 8% $3,5  >0 

Gates  A N to  F R Chandler  May  7,  pt  It 

15  b 2,  21  38  14,  1 y 7% $600 

Glomska  J to  E H BessaMay  10,  It  12  b 11 

5 39  14,  2 y 6% $200 

Goelitz  H to  0 Peltzer  May  11,  It  6 b 2 b 

15,  20  39  14,  2 y 8% $ 

Grey  J to  L Baird  May  1,  It  25  b 3.  7 39  14, 

3 y 7% $600 

Gottschahr  W jr  to  F Lacxner  Apr  28,  Its 

2 to  6 b B,  Hartford,  1 y 5%  p m $800 

Gormally  R P to  A T Galt  May  1,  It  16  It 

3 It  2,  Bronson’s  sub,  2 y 8%,  (corrected 

from  May  3) $5,156 

Graham  J V and  D to  J Stern  May  3,  It  15 

b 4,14  38  14,  wKly  7% .$1,300 

GunlockP  E to  E E Prussing  May  4,  pt  b 

16,  12  39  13,  3 y 8%,  2 deeds $8,000 

GatschkeF  to  W Heineman  May  5.  It  10  It 

9 b 8,  36  40  13  2 y 7%  p m $350 

Gustavson  J to  J Bremer  May  3,  It  36  b 11, 

8  37  15  1 y 10$ $350 

Grun  G to  C F Hatterman  Jr  Apr  15,  pt  It 

11  b 1.  33  39  14,  3 y 8% $2,400 

Graves  S E and  C M to  H C Van  Schaack 
May  1,  pt  It  6,  36  40  13  etc,  5 y 7%.  . $4,000 
Goepfert  R to  M Hieronymus  Mch  8,  It 

425  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  2 y 8% $200 

Guthorl  V to  E Koch  May  4,  It  22  b lb  9, 

7 38  14,  2 y 7% $500 


Gilbert  C J to  C Miller  Max  1,  Its  5 to  12, 

Evanston,  5 y 8% $5,000 

Gilbert  C J to  HA  White  May  1,  Its  13  to 

18,  add  to  Evanston,  2 y,  8% $3000 

Hagemeister  F to  W Fincke  Apr  13,  It  26 

b 11, 6 39  14, 4 y,  — , p m $500 

Hausner  J to  H J Christoph  May  3,  It  14  b 

13,  Elston’s  add,  3 y 7% $4,000 

Harris  E T et  al  to  A B Mead  Apr  6,  It  7 b 

25,  s s add,  8 y 8% $22,000 

Hayes  N L and  J R to  T W Sennott  Apr 

21,  It  37  b 2,  1339  13,  wkly  8 % $41,500 

HawKes  L R and  M A to  M A Hawnes  Apl 

22,  Its  7 and  8 b 3,  K & K’s  add,  Evans- 
ton, 5 y 8%% $3,500 

Hawses  L R and  M A to  L Baird  Apr  22, 

Its  7 and  8 b 3,  K <fc  K’s  add,  Evanston, 

5 y $3,500 

Hassett  T to  C F Hatterman  Jr,  Feb  20,  It 

18  b 2,  6 39  14,  3 y 8%  p m $500 

Hartmann  M to  J Lorcheider  May  3,  It  28 

b 107,  Cornell  wkly  8% $600 

Hutchinson  R S to  J C Miller  Mch  15,  It  7 

b 4,  36  40  13  mthly  8% $1,100 

Hoffman  M D to  M E Greenbaum  May  4, 

It  9 b 2 b 25,  33  39  14  3 y 7% $1,200 

Hull  G N to  R Berger  Apr  28,  Its  21  and  22 
b 1 b 15,  18  39  14  3 y 7%  2 deeds ....  $5000 
Hausner  J to  H J Christoph  May  3,  It  14 

b 13,  Elston’s  add,  1 y 8^ $1,000 

Hoerger  W to  W E Furness  Feb  23,  It  20  It 

16  etc,  Egan’s  add,  4 y 8% $400 

Hagen  O E to  W A Purcell  Apr  5 pt  Its  9 

and  8 b 2,  21  38  14  4 y,  7.^ $3000 

Hardt  A H to  T P Keefe  Jan  2,  Its  1 to  5 

b 3,  22  38  14  2 y,  8% $825 

Houghton  J R to  E Prussing  Apr  16,  It  30 

b 6,  33  40  14,  3 y,  8%. .' $2000 

Henderson  C to  R Strahorn  May  7,  Its  28 

to  30,  b 5,  16  38  14  3 y,  7% $2800 

Hebei  A.  to  W D Kerfoot  Apr  5 pt  It  6 b 

25,  J R & S’s  add,  3 y 7% $3,500 

Hagan  D and  A to  H A Hurlbut  May  3.  It 

2 b 22,  17  39  14,  2 y 8% $2,000 

Horz  T to  E H Sheldon  Apr  16,  pt  Its  19 

and  20  b 3,  Sheffield’s  add.  Oct  16,  ’87,  8% 

$1,000 

Hudlum  W H to  J C Miller  Apr  19.  It  53  b 

3,  mthlY  7% $1,700 

Hallman  E to  M E Greenbaum  Feb  1,  It 

32,  Gross’Pk  2d  add,  30  mos  7% $335 

HeYwood  A to  H H Lyon  Max  7,  Its  9 to  11 

b 2,  29  40  14,  4 y 8% $4,000 

Howard  S E to  E E Prussing  May  7,  Its  14 
to  16  and  pt  13  It  2 b 10,  Rockwell’s  add 

3 y 8% $3,000 

Hussander  L F to  J F Rehm  May  8,  Its 

31  and  32  It  17  etc,  28  40  14,2  y 8%.  $2,000 
Hruby  T to  T H Schintz  Apr  24,  It  1 b 5, 

20  39  14,  1 y 7 % $300 

Hatterman  F W to  H Dibble  May  4,  It  47 

b 17,  31  40  14,  2y  8% $266 

Hasterlik  A to  F Fratzen  May  1,  Its  1 and 
pt  2 b 15,  Ogden’s  add,  10  y 8%  p m.  . 

$25,000 

Hansen  W to  W T Dwight  May  6,  It  39  b 2 

Bradwell’s  add  2 y 7%  p m $250 

Hatterman  F W to  H Potwin  Apr  14,  Its  2 
to  5 It  4 etc  b 32,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y,  8% 

3 deeds $600 

Hoffman  M D to  M EGreenebaum  May  7, 

It  9 b 2.  McP  & A’s  add,  6 m 77c $200 

Hronek  A to  T H Schintz  Apr  27,  pt  It  13, 

b 2,  33  39  14  2 y 7% ..$800 

HobeK  F to  C Drabeit  Dec  15  w It  7 b 4, 

19  39  14,  5 y,  7% $500 

Homan  F J to  E Prussing  May  5,  Its  1 

and  2 b 19,  33  39  14,  3 y 8% $10,000 

HerricK  J J to  F J Crawford  May  1.  pt  b 

12,  27  39  14,  5 y 8%  p m $8,000 

Holloron  P to  H L Hammond  May  1,  It  26 

b 2,  8 38  14,  3 y 8% $300 

Hayes  C to  W M Willner  May  11,  Its  125 

and  126  b 1,  33  39  14,  3 y 7%% $3,000 

Innes  G to  P W Snowhook  MaY  11  It  29  It 

2 b 5,  Rockwell’s  add,  2 y 7% $200 

Imsland  S to  H A Goodrich  MaY  10,  It  4 b 

1,  36  40  13,  4 y 7%  p m $650 

Johnson  J to  C Holbeck  Apr  20,  it  46  b 4, 

1 39  13,  6 y 8%  pm $600 

James  W A to  D 0 Strong , It  6 b 54, 

s s add,  5 y 5% $12,000 

Jones  N M to  S Dunlop  Apr  29,  pt  It  12  b 


1,  7 39  14,  5 y 7%  pm $4,050 

Jarasch  A to  T J Lefens  MaY  6,  pt  It  8 b 

14,  s s Jadd,  2 y 6% $1,000 

Janson  G E to  ME  Greenebaum  May  1, 

Its  344  to  346  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3 y 8%  p 

m $1,350 

Jedlicka  V to  J Miksak  Apr  24,  It  72  b 1, 

20  39  14,  mthly  5% $4,000 

Joyce  M to  F R Chandler  May  1,  It  27  b 2 

b 5,  4 38  14,  3 y7« ’ $600 

Jones  L H to  J L Chapman  May  1,  Its  12 

and  pt  13  b 5,  21  38  14,  5 y 7% $1,600 

John  J to  M.  E Greenbaum  May  5,  pt  It  10 

b 4,  Union  Pk  add,  2 y 7% $2,000 

Johnson  W V to  W P Conger  Apr  15,  It  4 

b 2,  16  38  14,  5 y 7% $1,500 

Johnson  N to  C G Bergstedt  May  1,  It  13 

It  59,  Butterfield’s  add,  2 y 8% $2,300 

Julius  C H Jr  et  al  to  C A Williams  Nov 
28,  It  8 b 5b  1 etc  19  40  14  5 y 6% ... . $625 
Jensen  J to  L Baird  Apr  14,  It  44  b 9,  W, 

T & D’s  sub,  6 39  14,  and  other  property 

1 y 8%  p m,  6 deeds $4,400 

Jaeger  E to  W Loeb  Apr  17,  It  127  It  120 

etc,  Bronson’s  add,  1 y 7% $750 

Kernam  J to  M E Greenbaum  May  5,  It  46 

b 3 b 40,  17  39  14,  2 y 7% $300 

Kuhl  J to  J H Ernst  May  4,  pt  It  85,  But- 
terfield’s add,  4 y 6 % $900 

Kubal  M to  E Holy  May  6,  It  14  It  3,  20  39 

14  3 y,  7% $800 

Kirtt  H J to  J Stern  Apr  19,  It  7 b 4,  14  38 

14,  WKly,  7% $2,000 

Kiley  J to  S W Rawson  Apr  25,  It  5 b 4, 

18  39  14.  mthly  7% $1,000 

Kratochvil  F to  C J Vopicka  May  6,  It  2 b 

13  s s add,  2 y 8%‘/o  pm $2,400 

Kratochvil  F to  C J Vopicsa  May  6,  It  2 

b 13,  s s add,  3 y 8%% $2,400 

Kennedy  E J to  J Foley  May  7,  It  12  b 2, 

Schleswig,  May  7,  mthly  8% $400 

Kapsa  R to  J B Bernhardt  May  6,  It  28  b 

37,  s s add  wkly  7 %% $2,600 

Kulla  J to  V TopinKa  Mch  20,  It  15  and  pt 

14,  20  39  14,  WKly  7 % $1,100 

Knapp  M C to  J R Weddell  May  1,  Its  17 

and  18  b 5,  21  38  14,  2 y 8%.  . $200 

Keogh  E to  J Foley  May  8,  It  9 b 2 b 6,  18 

39  14,  mthly  8% $2,500 

Krueger  A F toC  H Puscheck  MaY  6,  It  31 

b 37,  21  39  14,  3 y 8% $700 

Kotz  C to  D Quigg  May  1,  It  44  b 127,  s s 

add,  3 y 8% 7,000 

Kievans  P to  A Smith  May  11,  Its  23  and 

24  b 4,  8 38  14,  3 y 8%  p m $600 

Keegan  R A and  J to  Keelex  Brg  Co  Max 
11,  It  3 Its  7 and  8 b 3,  Brand’s  add,  1 y 

8% $1,000 

Lindauer  J to  L Pascal  May  7,  It  30  b 3 b 

44  21  39  14  18  m 8% $1,200 

Ludahl  H Y to  R Berger  Apr  20,  It  23  b 4 

etc,  35  40  13,  3 y 7% $400 

Leekley  A E to  L Baird  May  5,  pt  It  48  b 

1 b 12,  Rockwell’s  add,  5 y 8% $1,800 

Ledvincka  — to  M Jenicek  May  3,  It  14  b 

6,  16  39  14,  3 y 6$ $700 

Lawson  G M to  J S Bowker  Apr  22,  It  4 

and  pt  It  3 b 5,  21  38  14 $1,900 

Leiber  A to  J Stern  May  3,  Its  32  and  33  b 

31,  Jefferson,  wkly  7% $400 

Lindgren  J A to  G Coombs  May  5,  It  19 
and  pt  20  b 6,  Gross’  n add,  3 y 7%.  $1,300 
Lifna  W to  W M Lauer  May  6,  It  82  b 2, 

30  39  14,  3 y 8%  p m $300 

Lenz  K to  C A Williams  Apr  24,  It  80  b 8, 

29  40  14,  4 y 8% $600 

Lejegsen  J to  J C Miller  Apr  19,  It  24  b 2, 

9 38  14  mthly  8% $1,400 

Lyman  PS  to  A A Exline  Apr  27,  It  19  b 

26,  Cornell  mthly  8% $250 

Lindiam  J and  F to  W Sporlein  May  5,  It 

10  b 6,4  38  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Landweht  P to  G D Pease  Mch  13  It  5 b 

2,  Cossitt’s  2d  add,  6 y 7%  2 deeds.  .$2,000 
Lanterbach  C & M to  J C Schumacher 

May  8,  It  13  b 6 S & G’s  add  2 y 7%. . $400 
Lindgren  J A to  W J Moore  May  6,  It  19 
and  pt  20  b 6,  Gross’  n add  ll  mos  7%$225 
Lamb  M to  H G Foreman  Mch  29,  It  12  b 

29  17  39  14,  4 y 6% $4,000 

Larson  A S and  B J to  A Chytraus  May  7, 

It  43  b 30  and  It  2 b 29,  29  39  14  etc, 

mthly,  8%,  2 deeds $1,200 

Leonard  O A to  S Dunlop  May  1,  It  26  b 1, 

7 39  13,  1 y 7% $1,000 

Lintz  W H to  HA  Tidholm  Apr  15,  pt  It 

5 b 3 b 3,  21  38  14,  1 y 7% $1,750 

Larson  n to  J D Wallace  May  11,  pt  Its  14 

to  16  b 17,  25  40  13,  3 x 7$ $600 

Longlotz  E T to  C F Dore  Apr  28,  It  29  b 

20,  Holstein,  4 y 8% $500 

Lewis  A M to  F R Chandler  May  1,  It  15, 

Lake’s  sub,  2 38  14,  3 y 8% $500 

Loehl  H W to  G H Crosby  May  3,  It  16  It 

9 etc,  21  38  14,  18  mos  8%  p m $300 

McIntyre  J to  N A Partridge  May  5, 

3 y,  7% $200 


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Mehrings  J to  C A Williams  Jan  4,  It  29  b 

6 b 1,  19  40  14  3 y,  6% $250 

McCue  C to  J Foley  May  7,  It  40  b 1 b 47, 

17  39  14,  mthly  8% $1,000 

McDonnell  J to  G D Pease  May  7 Its  3,  b 

2,  28  39  14  3 v,  7% $ 

McLean  M et  al  to  F Weigley,  May  6,  It  34 

b 3 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add  3 y,  7 % $500 

Mueller  M A to  H W Leman  Apr  5,  pt  It 

26  b 96,  27  39  14  3 y 6% $4,035 

Mullen  M A to  S Delamater  Apr  5,  pt  It  26 

b 96,  27  39  14  3 m 6%  p m $1,500 

Maynard  H G to  J Stern  May  4,  It  12  b 1, 

13  38  14,  3 y 8% $500 

Mognuss  J and  — to  A PiKe  Apr  10,  pt  Its 
19  and  20  b 14,  36  40  13.  mthly  6%. . .$600 
McCombie  J to  F E Willard  May  5,  It  9 b 

94,  27  39  14,  2 y 0% $3,500 

Mnench  C to  W Heinemann  May  4,  It  22  b 

6,  4 38  14,  2 y 7$ $* 2 * * * 6 7 * * * 1100 

McCarther  M to  W Heinemann  May  3,  pt 
Its  9 to  11  b 5,  29  39  14,  4 y 8%%.  . .$1,200 
Mester  W to  C Spelz  Apr  7,  It  12  b 6,  Kin- 

zie’s  add,  2 y 0% $3,500 

Melchoir  E to  F LacKner  May  6.  ptlt  17  b 

1 b 28,  33  40  14,  Feb  20,  ’88,  8%%  p m 
$4,000 

Matthei  L to  P H Matthei  Mch  15,  It  50  It 

2 b 40,  21  39  14,  2 y 8% $2,800 

Marshall  W C to  J D Wallace  Apr  6,  It  16 

b 1,  36  40  13  mthly  8% $745 

Mangen  J M to  IS  A Lauer  May  7,  It  36  b 

2 Morris  sub  30  39  14,  3 y 7% $800 

Murphy  J D to  W Loeb  May  3,  It  5 It  7 b 

59,  R M & S’s  add  42  mos,  8)4% $2,200 

Mahoney  D J to  P W Snowhook  May  3,  It 

38  b l b 32,  33  39  14,  4 y 6% $2,500 

Malinquist  P to  T Henry  May  7,  It  9 b 1, 

7 42  13,  2 y 6$ $1,000 

Maresch  J to  T H Schintz  May  3,  pt  It  20 

b 15.  s s add,  5 y 6 \4% $6,000 

Macomb  J to  H G Foreman  May  5,  It  23  b 

138,  s s add,  5 y 8\4% $10,000 

McGuire  K to  J D Adair  Apr  20,  It  15  b 6, 

Elston’s  add,  3 i 7% $800 

Mattocks  J to  WT  D Kerfoot  Max  6,  pt  It  2 

It  6 b 17,  f rl  15  add,  2 y 5% $12,000 

McGowan  M to  G Coombs  May  3,  pt  It  62 

b 44.  7 39  14,  July  15,  8# $100 

Noxon  A to  D Quigg  Apr  20,  Its  1 to  5 It  12 

b 1,  3 38  14,  5 y 7%  5 deeds $17,500 

Nagel  L to  W T Dwight  May  10,  It  16  b 6, 

6 39  14  6 m 7% $200 

New  W to  E H Sheldon  Apr  14  It  40  n b 

11,  5 39  14  3 y 8% .$900 

Nichols  H P to  B L Pease  May  1,  Its  5 and 

6 b 238,  Maywood,  1 y 8 % $725 

Nathan  M to  H M Matthews  Mav  6,  It  15 
and  pt  14  b 1,  22  39  14,  2 y 6% . $4,000 
Nichols  A to  J Hutchinson  May  3,  Its  127 
and  132  b 6,  Sheffield’s  add  1 y,  7%.  .$2000 
Osgood  M L to  N B Judah  Mch  24,  Its  17  to 

24  and  32  b 6,10  38  14,  3 y 0% $7,095 

Ogden  F B to  H L Luders  Apr  27,  It  13  It 

43  etc,  14  39  13,  5 y 7% $1,500 

Ogden  F B et  al  to  F L VVilk  Apr  27,  It  13 

It  43  12  39  13  50  m 7% $1,500 

Owings  F P to  E Koch  Apr  7,  62  ft  front 

on  n ClarK  st  3 y 7%  2 deeds $11,000 

O’Brien  P to  C J Hambleton  May  5,  It  7 b 

1,  8 39  14,2  y 6# $1,500 

Oviatt  M B and  A E to  L Baird  May  3,  It 
5 It  12  b 9,  Ashland’s  add,  3 y 6$.  . .$2,000 
Owens  J F to  C A Burley  Sept  19,  It  87  b 8 

29  40  14,  5y  7% $500 

O’Brien  J to  G N Stone  May  8,  Its  54  to 56 

b 6,  Archer’s  add,  2 y 7% $625 

O’Brien  T to  S M Moore  July  25,  It  10  b 1, 

31  39  14,  2x8;® $213 

Oleson  O to  H S Dietrich  Max  11,  Its  47  to 

49  b 21,  35  40  13,  wklx  8% $200 

O’Brien  J to  J W Scoville  Max  1,  It  49  ^ 

31,17  39  14,  3 x 6$ $3,500 

Overbeck  J H to  J W Farlin  Apr  26,  It  27 

b 20,  25  40  13,  21  mos  0%  p m $312 

Odell  R S to  B F Head  Feb  18,  It  23,  B & 

B’s  sub,  11  39  12,  3 y 62 $500 

Parrott  F J to  H C Van  Schaack  Apr  15,  It 

3 b 4,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  6 mos  8$ 
$900 

Purtell  M A and  M to  F W C Hayes  May 


5,  It  49  b 44,  33  40  14,  2 y 7% $1,000 

Pfaff  A to  R Berger  May  4,  Its  12  and  13 

b 1,  35  40  13,  3 y 9%  pm $350 

Palmer  S to  F G Bradley  May  3,  It  7 It  8 

b 4,  17  39  14,  1 y 7% $1,000 

Pocklington  W C to  W P Kimball  Apr  21, 

It  5 It  9 b 1,  Huse’s  add,  Evanston, 

mthlx,  7% : $720 

Polachek  T and  M to  L Mandle  May  10, 

pt  It  20  b 62,  s’s  add  2 y,  7% $300 

Phillips  P to  D W Kean  May  4,  It  4 b 43, 

Rogers’  Park,  May  1,  7% $850 

Pender  S E to  A W Button  Apr  28,  pt  It  11 

b 3,  Sawyer’s  add,  2 y 6^ $1,500 

Place  J L and  D S to  A B Mead  May  1,  It 

6 It  50  etc1  17  39  14,  5 y 6% $6,500 

Prins  G to  W T Dwight  May  10,  Its  49  and 

50  b 10,  7 39  14  1 y 7%  2 deeds $1,500 

Powers  F A to  H A Haugan  May  4,  pt  It 

47  b C,  28  40  14,  5 y 6% $5,000 

Pierce  F A to  J E Dalton  Apr  5,  It  11  b 11, 

13  39  13,  mthly  7% $700 

Pococke  E J aud  T R to  S W Rawson  Apr 

15,  It  3 b 4, 18  39  14,  mthly  7% $1,400 

Pfeiffer  J to  S Greenbaum  May  8,  It  6 It 

119  Bronson’s  add  1 y 7% $1,000 

Patterson  W R to  S W Ra  wson  Apr  15,  It  4 
It  16  b 9,  Ashland’s  add  mthly  8%.  . . $1,500 
Packard  ME&EN  toCJ  Hambleton 
May  1,  Its  25  to  28  b 1,  K & R’s  add  Ev 

anston  2 y 0% $1,000 

Palmer  M L and  H to  B R DeYoung  May 

5,  It  10  b 27,  17  39  14  3 y,  7% $2500 

Parks  G H to  S M Moore  Feb  3,  It  lb  3, 

14  39  13,  2 y 6% $400 

Quinn  W P to  A Baldwin  May  4,  It  13  b 1, 

3139  14,  1 y 8% $200 

Rent  W D to  H A Gardner  May  1,  pt  It  43 

b 30.  17  29  14,  72  mos  6% $7,200 

Reid  C D to  W S Hull,  May  6,  It  4 b 12.  18 

39  14,  3 y 8% $400 

Reynolds  M J to  E S Dreyer  Apr  9,  Its  15 

and  17  b 42,  17  39  14,  3 y 8% $4,000 

Rich  E A to  S W Rawson  Apr  15,  It  4 b 4. 

18  39  14,  mthly  6% $1,000 

Regan  J to  R Winegar  May  5,  It  4 b 24,  7 

39  14,  5 y 8% $1,100 

Rieke  H to  D J Hubbard  May  7,  pt  It  17  b 

1 b 27,  33  40  14  2 y 6% $4,250 

Roundy  D C to  S W Rawson  Apr  15,  It  2 It 

16  b 9,  Ashland, s add  1 y 8% $1,500 

Rose  R G to  TScanlan  Dec  19,  Its  7 aud  8 

b 1,  add  to  Pullman  2 y,  8%  p m $180 

Reimers  G to  N A Lauer  May  14,  It  28  b 3, 

17  39  14,  3 y 6% $4,000 

Runde  W to  J Buehler  May  6,  Its  7 to  9 b 

42,  Ogden’s  add,  3 y 8% $4,000 

Runke  J to  S B French  May  5,  It  56  b 2,  9 

38  14,  5 y 8%.. ._. $470 

Raddatz  F to  H Rieke  Apr  1,  w hf  s w qr 

26,  and  pt  35  38  12,  etc,  5 y 6 %% ....  $5,000 
Rinn  P to  E F Comstock  May  1,  ptlt  4 b 

108,  Bronson’s  add,  3 y 6 % $7,000 

Rollins  G L to  F Riedle  Apr  29,  It  7 It  1 b 

B,  34  39  14 $4,000 

Rich  J to  TOT  Hartigan  Max  11,  Its  30 

and  31  b 2,  12  39  13,  2 x 6£ $300 

Rasmussen  M to  H E Greenbaum  Max  10, 
pt  It  6 b 1,  36  40  13,  42  mos,  7%  p m.  . 

$350 

Rice  AM  to  J Stern  Apr  28,  It  28  b 2,  18 

39  14,  WKly,  7% $3,600 

Roll  T to  J L Lombard  Apr  29,  Its  1 and  2 

b 1,  23  39  13,  3 y 8% $1,000 

Reeves  AW  to  H Booth  May  1,  pt  n e hf, 

n e qr,  24  37  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Richy  F L to  C A Day  May  1,  It  14,  b 16, 

15  40  13,  4 y 8% $1,050 

Rex  W to  F Hathaway  Apr  1,  It  11  It  52, 

etc  Butterfield’s  add  2 y 8% $250 

Reisch  C to  C P H Dose  May  6,  pt  Its  12 

and  3 b 4 b 18,  29  40  14  3 y 7% $1500 

Stein  R to  L J A Fuellgraff  Apr  22,  It  45  It 

5 etc,  b 66,  21  39  14,  mthly  8% $2,000 

Schroeder  M W to  G N Stone  May  1,  It  50 

b 6,  Archer’s  add,  1 y 6%  p m $500 

Swanson  C A to  M E Greenbaum  May  6, 

pt  It  5 b 2,  36  40  13,  3-y  7 % $600 

Sengstock  F to  C F Schumacher  May  6,  It 

42  b 55,  19  39  14,  2 y 7% $800 

Severin  H to  J H Ernst  May  10, ptlt  5 b 5 


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4 39  14  1 y 8% $1,000 

Skupa  J to  J V Benes  Feb  9,  It  38  b 6,  19 

39  14,  wkly  8% $600 

Story  E to  J E Fay  June  17,  Its  18  to  23  b 

1,  25  40  13,  1 y,  7% $750 

Siddall  SJ  & JJtoJ  M Jacitson-  May  5, 

Its  7 and  8 b 70,  Hopxins  add,  Hyde 

ParK $600 

Seaverns  G A to  C E Foss  Apr  20,  Its  1 to 

11  b 5,  34  39  14,  5 y 5%  p m $35,000 

SevciK  J to  T H Schintz  May  8,  w 34  11  20 

b 15,  s’s  add  5 y,  8%% $4,000 

Sawyer  G S to  L Dunlop  May  1.  It  9 Pease 
ct  add  OaK  ParK  Jan  1,  ’89,6$  p m.  $3,700 
Swejkowsky  W to  F Nowak  May  1,  ptlt  12 

b 52,  21  39  14,  1 y 7% $300 

Spain  W to  E Koch  May  3 It  26  b 10,  Wol- 
cott’s add,  1 y 8% $1,400 

Schreiber  A to  J C Schumacher  May  3,  It 

33  b 43,  19  39  14,  4 y 8% $400 

Scharfenorth  O to  S E Gross  May  3,  It  31 

b 1,  Clifford’s  add,  2 y 6$  p m $333 

SeidschecK  J and  J J to  H E Greenbaum 
May  1,  It  4 b 2,  Union  Pk  add,  3 y 814% 

$4,500 

Sawyer  F to  W L Jeffries  Apr  12,  Its  6 to 

8  b 1,  Wolcott’s  add,  5 y 8% $23,000 

Sebelin  H to  T Schrader  Apr  9,  Its  1 and 

2 b 2,  25  40  13, 1 y 8%  p m $600 

Steever  J G to  G M Bogue  Apr  26,  It  8 b 

12‘  11  38  14,  2 y 8% $2,250 

Sanborn  A J to  F R Chandler  Apr  27,  Its 

12  and  13  b 2,  4 38  14,  3 y 7% $M00 

Scan  Luth  Cemty  Assn  to  E Trussing  May 

10,  n 34  s 34;se  19  40  13  1 y 6g.  . . $7,500 

Selig  J to  W Heineman  May  6,  It  50  b 3, 

Sheffield’s  add  2 y 8%. $1,500 

Shields  M A to  J B Knight  May  1,  It  49  b 

26,  17  39  14,  5 y 8% $1,500 

Smith  P to  J C Schumacher  May  5,  pt  Its 

31  and  32  b 14,  36  39  14,  wkly  8% $200 

Stevens  J B to  S Dunlop  May  7,  pt  It  2 b 

1,  7 39  13,  18  mos  8% $1,200 

Sinclair  J E to  J B Knight  Apr  19,  It  78  b 

38,  7 39  14,  4 y 8% $1,200 

Schintz  E H to  B Lathrop  Apr  20,  Its  3 to 

5 and  Its  13  to  22,  b 1,  31  40  14  2 y 8%  2 

deeds $2,000 

Steder  M to  L Merki  Mch  12,  It  10  and  pt 

It  4 It  15  etc,  4 38  14,  3 y 7$  p m $350 

Sexton  T S to  D Eichberg  May  22,  It  28  b 

3,  34  39  14,  5 x 7% $1,000 

StuchliK  V to  A Stepina  May  1,  pt  It  48  It 

3,  20  39  14,  1 x,  8% $1,200 

Schmidt  T to  E Prussing  Max  11,  Its  5 and 

6 b 1,  20  40  14,  1 x 7$ $100 

Schliug  A A to  G D Pease  May  1,  Its  44 

and  45  b 28,  4 y 7% $200 

Sandezky  J to  H Hoefer  May  4,  It  40  b 1 b 

7 29  40  14,  wkly  5% $1,400 

Schneider  F to  A Podolsky|May  3,  It  5 b 4, 

4 38  14,  wkly  8% $2,500 

Schmidt  A to  F C Kuhn  jr,  Apr  15,  It  61  b 

1,  36  40  13,  2 y 8% $500 

Storm  C to  G Coombs  May;l,  It  16  b 16, 

4 39  14,  42  mos  7% $700 

Stevens  A W to  F R Chandler  Feb  19,  Its  1 

to  10  and  12,  b 1,  19  40  13,  1 y 1%.  .$1,100 
Scharlau  M E and  C E to  T H Schintz 
May  1,  It  43  b 3,  1 39  13,  3 y 7%....  $2, 000 
Sullivan  W H to  J F Lawrence  Apr  26,  It 

27  and  28  b 5,  12  39  13,  3 y 8% $5,000 

Schwarz  M to  LD  Ward  May  5,  It  23  b 35, 

5 Chicago,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Shepherd  A P and  T to  P R Chandler  Apr 

3,  pt  It  1 b 4.  34  39  14,  3 y 8%  p m.  . $4,300 
Schoen  J to  J H Ernst  May  3,  pt  It  11  b 2, 

Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 8% $2,000 

Stoll  C to  A Hoefer  Max  4,  It  141  b 6,  Shef- 
field’s add,  wkly  5% $700 

Strudemann  J to  P J Ellert  Max  12,  It  5 It 

21,  5 39  14,  1 x 8% $400 

Schempf  P to  H J Christoph  May  5,  Its  138 

and  139  b 25  33,  40  14  3 y,  8% $2,300 

Smith  H N toT  Morrisk  May  5,  It.  7 b 2 27 

39  14  1 y 8% $1,000 

Severin  W to  C Jorn  May  1,  It  29,  It  4,  b 

28,  29  39  14  3 y 8% $1,000 

Schoening  F to  J Bremer  May  7,  It  16  b 67 

S Chicago  1 y,  8% $1,200 

Silver  H to  J L Lombard  May  5,  It  5 b 1, 


23  39  13  4 y 8% $500 

StOKes  G W to  D R Patterson  May  1,  Its 

47  and  48  b 5,  Smith’s  add,  Normalville, 

18  mos,  7% $1,000 

Silver  H to  I G Lombard  Apr  30,  It  8 b 11, 

Douglas  Pk  add,  3 y 8% $600 

Trinity  Baptist  Church  to  C G Dixon  May 

1,  Its  95  and  96  b 12,  7 39  14,  3 y 7%. . 

$2,675 

Tyrrell  C A to  H M Wright  May  5,  Its  13 

and  16  b 9 11  38  14,  3 v 8% $3,000 

Talcott  M 0 to  S H Wright  May  1,  It  9 b 

2,  Ridgewood,  6 mos  6!? $1,500 

Triner  J to  T H Schintz  Apr  27,  pt  It  3 b 

12,  s sadd,  3 y 7 % $1,100 

Tesar  K to  J V Benes  Apr  15,  It  61  b 4,  20 

39  14,  wkly  6% $800 

Tousley  M M to  E L Roberts  May  1,  pt  It 

10b  7,16  38  14.  mthly  8% ,....$2,000 

Thatcher  A T to  W H Holden  Mch  25,  Its 

15  and  16  b 10,  Rockwell’s  add,  3x6?p 

m $3,562 

VonMall  A to  J Buehler  May  4,  It  30  b 2 b 

19,  5 39  14,  2y  8% $400 

Viers  R to  J V A Weaver  May  7,  It  2 It  46 

b 36  7 39  14  3 y 6 % $1200 

VohauKa  F to  O Kubin,  , It  44  b 2,  28 

39  14,  3 y 8% $350 

Voss  S A to  B F Weber  Mch  20,  It  26  b 1, 

20  40  14.  3 x6$  pm $350 

Wiltshire  F to  M E Greenebaum  May  10, 

Its  38  and  39  b 7, 31  40  14  3 y 7%  2 deeds 

$2,600 

Willets  M to  W Scott  Apr  1,  It  89  b 1,  29 

40  14,  3 y 8% $400 

White  P to  T W Sennott  Apr  2,  It  97  b 12, 

S & G’s  add,  mthly  8% $500 

Woodward  J L to  C Nicholes  May  1,  pt  It 

24  b 92,  27  39  14,  2 y 8% $11,200 

Wolcott  S J R to  W M Luff  Mch  5,  b 1 b 1, 

26  38  14,  2 v 10# $2,000 

Wenberg  A to  I Drake  Mch  10,  Its  25  to 

28  b2  b 24,  16  38  14,  1 y 7% $600 

Wells  W B to  E N Fay  Jan  21,  It  59  b 4 ,18 

39  14,  mthly,  7^pm $975 

Weiland  B to  G Coombs  May  7,  It  41  b 6, 

Fullerton’s  2d  add  1 y,  7% $300 

Wicke  W to  S Dunlop  May  3,  Its  15  and  pt 

16  b 2,  Oak  Park  2 y 7 % 

Waters  A to  C SRedfleld,  Apr  15,  It  17  b 1 

21  38  14  2 y,  7 % 

Weyranch  E to  T Schintz  May  3,  It  35  b 

5,  36  40  13,  3 y 7% $800 

Watts  J to  J F Rhodes  Mch  16,  Its  21  and 

22  b 8,  9 39  13,  mthly  8 % $700 

Weibel  C to  H G Foreman  May  5,  It  12  b 

2 b 15,  1 y 7% $"00 

Webb  M P to  J V A Weaver  May  10,  pt  It 

12  b 1,  3 38  14,  2y  — $500 

Wottersdorf  E to  C W Griggs  Mch  17,  It 

32  b 5,  18  39  14,  3 x 6?pm $600 

Wastum  S to  G M Rogers  Apr  17  Its  12  to 

15  and  pt  16,  Brent's  sub  10  38  14  2 y 

— , 2 deeds $2,450 

Wilcox  J R to  D M Hills  May  1,  It  5 It  11, 

16  38  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Wadskier  L VV  & T V to  E 0 Brown  May 

11,  pt  b 26,  27  39  14,—  8%  p m $4,000 

W’olff  C to  C Jorn  May  1,  It  12  It  3 b 27 

etc,  29  39  14,  3 y 8% $500 

Whitall  J to  S Dunlop  Mch  19,  It  12, 

Eureka,  4 38  14,  mthly,  6 % $465 

Waldner  M to  N M Blumenthal  Max  10, 
Its  4 and  5 b 43,  Elston’s  add,  3 x 7£. . 

$1,000 

Wulff  L to  Columbus  B & L assn  May  3,  It 

37  b 4,  Gross’  n add,  wKly,  5 1-5$ $200 

Watkins  C C to  L L DeBruiel  Apr  8,  pt  Its 

4 and  5 It  8 b 4,  21  38  14 $3,80o 

Willets  M to  W Scott  Apr  1,  It  132  b 1,  etc, 

29  40  14,  3 y 6$ 

Willets  M to  W Scott  Apr  1,  It  95,  b 1,  etc. 

29  40  14,  2 y 6$ $200 

Yale  A D and  M to  B L Pease  Apr  30,  pt 
Its  34  and  35  b 60,  7 39  14,  2 y 8%.  . . $1,000 
Zimmerman  L E A C to  M E Greenbaum 

Apr  27,  pt  It  5 b 1,  36  40  13 $600 

Zeman  M <fcF  to  T KaKac  Apr  1,  pt  It  11  b 

4,  19  39  14  1 y 6% $700 

Ziemann  F to  EH  Sheldon  June  14,  It  39 
b 5 b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y 8%,  p m . * " 


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Arsens  V to  W North  Av  B L & H Assn, 
May  4,  It  10  b 3,  1 39  13,  wldy  5#.  . .$1,500 
Alton  E G to  J N Ash  May  4.  It  4 b 3,  14 

38  14,3  y 6$ $2,000 

Anser  C et  al  to  J G Johnson  Apr  14,  It  3 
ana  pt  2 b 11  b 1 etc,  36  40  13,  3 y 6#. . 

$800 

Atterblad  G B to  Phoenix  B Society  May 

7,  It  14  b 5 b 12,  Sheffield’s  add,  wkly, 

5# $200 

Anderson  W to  Bookeepers  B & L Assn, 
May  4,  It  40  b 7,  10  39  13,  rnthly  7#.  ■ $600 
Arnica  P to  Citizens  B & L Assn  Apr  3 It 

122  b 3.  Dock’s  add  wkly,  6$ $2,400 

Banmerster  D H to  A Behrens  May  1,  It  6 

b 2,  6 39  14,  5 y 5# $1,000 

Brackley  J to  J Rinn  May  10,  It  3 b 13,  K 

|^<fc  R’s  add,  Evanston,  1 y 7# $240 

Brinkman  H Jr  to  N VVMut  Lins  Co  May 

6 Its  17  and  18  b 6 b 32,  33  39  14,  5 y,  6# 
$10,000 

Botsford  HtoCL  Dodge  Apr  29,  pt  ne 

3 38  14,-6# $13,200 

Borgward  F C J to  C E Woolley  May  5,  It 

19  b 1,  36  40  13  4 y,  7#  p m 4375 

Benda  F to  Mut  Ben  L Ins  Co  of  New- 
ark, May  1,  It  12  and  pt  It  13  b 9,  20  39 

14,  5 y,  6# $1,500 

Barrows  A to  People’s  B & L Assn  Apr  5, 
pt  Its  10  and  11  b 11,  Kimbark’s  add, 

Hyde  Park,  mthly,  8# $3,600 

BrooKs  H G to  M ClarK  May  1,  pt  It  69  b 

61,7  39  14,  3 y 6# $2,500 

Brachway  AC  to  E T ButricK  May  4,  pt 

35,  42  12,  3 y 6# $600 

jCrowley  I M to  Charter  Oik  L 1 Co  May 

8,  Its  8 and  9 b 3,  Harrison’s  add, 

— , pm $ 

Chestersen  T to  P Hanson  May  8.  It  17  b 

29,  5 39  14,  5 y,  — $1,200 

Craig  W M et  al  to  Peoples  B & L Assn 
Apr  5,  pt  It  10|b  12  Kimbark’s  add  Hyde 

Park  wkly,  8# $3,600 

[Campbell  A to  R Winegar  May  10,  It  13  It 

12  b 7,  Rockwell’s  add  1 y 6# $600' 

Cikauek  V to  Grant  B & L Assn  Apr  25,  pt 
Its  21  and  22  etc,  21  39  14,  wkly  6#. . 

$2,400 

Dayment  T to  J Youldon  Apr  12,  It  10  It  6 
and  7 b 32,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y 5# . . . . $600 
Dickinson  J A to  H W Small  Apr  20,  Its 

7 to  11  b 207.  Maywood,  5 y 7#  p m . . $600 
Dwyer  E to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co  Apr  17,  pt 

it  1 b 2,  Kinzie’s  add  3 y,  6# $4,500 

iDosch  C to  F Voss  May  3,  It  33  b 1,  36  40 

13,45  mos,  6# $750 

jDelkloff  C to  N Chi  Mut  S & B Assn  May 
3,  pt  It  8 It  116  etc,  Butterfield’s  add, 

WKly,  5 1-5# $1,000 

Dalton  A to  C Chapin  Apr  16,  It  54  b 6,  17 

39  14,  3 y 6# $700 

Ellis  E D to  C W Henry  May  17,  It  17  b 23, 

17  39  14,3  y 8# $/,500 

Elison  A to  S E Graves  May  1,  It  55  b 1, 

36  40  13  mthly  7# $300 

Ely  E to  M G Magill  Apr  15,  b 6,  17  38  14 

etc  3 y 6# $4,700 

Fitzgerald  J to  C G Hutchinson  Apr  22,  It 

30  ft  1 b 5,  7 39  14,  2 y 7# $300 

Foss  E to  J M Adsit  May  10,  pt  b 4,  17  89 

14,  5 y 5# $30,000 

Grabinski  J to  C Bentley,  Jr,  May  5,  It  32 

. b 1 b 24, 7 38  14,  3 y 6#.  .\ $300 

Grady  P H to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn  May 

5,  It  7 b 12,  28  39  14,  wkly  8# $1,000 

Giesen  H to  J Krueger  May  1,  It  8 b 5,  6 

39  14,  3 y 7# $500 

Horner  H to  H Eickhold  May  1,  pt  It  2 b 3 

22  39  14,  3 y 5#,  pm $3,000 

Hoffman  F to  C G Ricklefs  Feb  15  It  32  b 
10,  Sherman’s  add  Holstein,  2 y 6#. . $300 
Howard  H J & J B to  S Potter  May  1,  It  3 

etc  b 3,  etc,  18  39  14  mthly  6# $2,400 

Heslam  J to  Ffth  WardB&  L Assn  May  3, 

It  9 b 1 b 21,  31  39  14,  wkly  8# $600 

Johansen  H toR  A Waller  May  5,  It  5 b 15 

Bickerdike’s  add  5 y,  — , p m $932 

Johnson  J to  W R Carpenter  Apr  24,  It  2 It 

32  b 36,  7 39  14,  4 m 7# $200 

Josselyn  G H et  al  to  Wardens  of  St  James 

Parish  May  5,  1 acre  in  e hf  ne  qr  se 

qr  nw  qr,  23  39  13,  2 y 8# $1,000 

Kelly  K to  People’s  B & L Assn  May  3,  Its 

33  and  34  b 6,  1 39  13,  wkly  8# $200 

Koeft  A S W to  C G Ricklefs  May  4,  It  47 

b 17,  31  40  14  4 y 6#  p m $133 

Kinuan  W S to  S D Clarke  May  7,  Its  32 
and  33  b 52,  Morgan  Pk,  , pm.. 


.$- 


;Kent  B R to  F I Bennett  May  4,  It  14  It  3 

etc,  14  38  14,  3 y 6# $195 

; Larson  L T to  JR  Boreson  May  10,  It  1 It 

7 b 34,  Ogden’s  add,  2 y 7# $253 

LeCavalier  M to  Grant  B & L Assn  Apr 

28,  It  42  b 1,  19  39  14,  wkly  6# $350 

Lorberg  D to  W Dorege  May  12,  It  13  b 


41,  33  40  13,  3 y 7# $600 

Larsen  L T to  A Storm  May  6,  pt  Its  7 and 

8  b 34,  Ogden’s  add,  Oct  30 $500 

McAuley  H to  People’s  B & L assn  May  3, 

It  20  b 4,  Kensington,  widy,  8# $200 

Mangerig  J to  F Miller  Apr  26,  It  7 b 17, 

29  39  13  — — $ 

Mikuta  V to  F FIok  May  7,  It  36  It  9,  29 

39  14,  — 6# $500 

Mueller  D to  C Bentley  May  5,  It  36  b 2 b 

24,  7 38  14,  4 y 6# $300 

Mey  T to  Humboldt  Pk  B <fc  L Assn,  May 

7,  It  12  b 11,  6 39  14,  wkly  5# $2,000 

Marshall  W S to  R D Marshall  Jan  17,  pt 

It  3 b 1,  Union  Pk  add  etc $8,000 

Maas  A J to  H W Small  May  4,  Its  16  to  20 

b 73  Maywood  mthly  7# $750 

Mons  A to  H Jansen  May  4 It  17  b 2 b 15, 

6 39  14  3 y 7# $1,000 

Meyer  W to  D Heur  May  5,  It  26  b 4,  Cos- 

sitt’s  2d  add,  2 y 6#  p m $500 

McKindley  J to  N W L & B Assn  Apr  20, 

It  25  b 3,  13  39  13,  mthly  8# $100 

Novotny  J to  J Potch  Apr  28,  It  30  b 48, 

19  39  14,  Oct  1 $1,800 

Nichols  G L to  Chicago  Permanent  B & L 
Assn,  May  4,  It  1 b 2,  16  38  14,  mthly  8# 
$1,200 

Penrose  T to  H Howe  & Co  May  1,  It  4 b 

10,  Lyons,  4 y 6# $3,000 

Pocklin3ton  W C to  N W L & B Assn  Apr 
22.  It  5 It  9 b 1,  Huse’s  add,  Evanston, 

mthly,  8# $1,000 

Person  J to  Phoenix  B Society  May  7,  Its 
31  and  32  b 16,  25  40  13.  wkly  5#.  . . $1,000 
Petter  J to  D Pettet  May  1,  Its  1 to  to  10  b 

3,  16  38  14,  3 y 8# $1,000 

Peterson  A W to  J T Johnson  Apr  20,  It  7 

b 2,  Parkside,  1 y 6# $200 

Quin  E I and  G R to  U S Bldg  & L Society 
Apr  1,  It  13  b 6,  29  49  14,  mthly  8#.  . $3,300 
Root  F K to  Sleeper  & Whiton  May  11,  pt 
It  10  se  qr  ne  qr,  14  38  14,  3 y 6 # . . . . $500 
Reynolds  S M Mut  B n L Ins  Co,  May  1,  It 

4 It  2 b 45,  7 39  14  3 y,  6# $1,000 

Rusch  J to  C Bentley  Jr,  May  5,  It  33  b 1 b 

24,  7 38  14,  3 y 6# $300 

Rieser  H to  J M Young  Apr  26,  It  20  It  2, 

21  38  14,  3 y 7# ‘ 

Schulte  F to  J Martens  Apr  29  It  8 b 3,  It  1 

25  39  13,  3 y 6# $500 

Spalding  C W to  H H Gage  May  1,  It  163 

b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3 y 6# $450 

Saier  C and  W to  H Hyde  Apr  20,  pt  It  12 

b 1,  Ellis’  2d  add,  4 y 6#  p m $500 

Strudemann  J to  Home  Mut  L Assn  May 

4,  It  5 It  21  b 28,  5 39  14,  wkly,  5J4#.  . 
$1,200 

ShaleK  V to  T M Turner  Apr  15,  It  28, 
Turner’s  sub,  18  37  15,  2 y 6#  p m . . . $225 
Seelye  H E toFL  Olmsted  Apr  22,  Its  1121 
and  1122  b 25,  Riverside  3d  add.  1 y 8# 

$800 

Swan  P to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  May  3,  It  1 

b 1,  3 39  14,  wkly  8# $800 

Sartzke  F to  F Korff  Feb  8,  It  7 b 3,  Sher- 
man’s add,  Holstein  2 y 7# $217 

Schentz  C to  H Hoepe  Apr  12,  It  22  b 7 31 

40  13  3 y 7# $250 

Shaw  N A to  G L Parker  June  1,  It  6 b 45 

31  38  151  y 6# $80 

Seiborn  C A to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co  Feb  18, 

It  160  to  163,  4 39  14,  5 y,  6# $4000 

Scharridghansen  W to  B Landmeyer  Apr 

22,  pt  31  41  11,  Mch  1,  ’93,  6# $2,900 

Sunders  J to  H Botsford  May  — , It  42  b 1, 

16  38  14,  634  y 6#  p m $900 

Taylor  J E to  G L Gray  Apr  23,  It  3 It  9 b 

7,  RocKwell’s  add,  8 y 7# $1,400 

Turtle  W to  S Wayman  May  8,  Its  7 to  11 

and  14  b 32,  7 39  14,  2 y 6# $2,000 

Trobitzsch  M to  J Meyer  May  4,  pt  It  13  b 

2,  33  39  14,  4 y 6# $800 

Vent  H to  N Chi  Mut  S & B Assn  May  6, 

It  26  b 1,  29  40  14  wkly  5 1-5# $1,700 

Viedeman  J to  Phoenix  B Society,  May  15, 

It  18  b 4,  36  40  13,  waly  5#.  . . . $1,800 

Wilhelm  M to  N Haupt  May  10,  pt  21  43 

13,  5 y,  6# $1,000 

Wilberscheid  P to  Home  Mut  L Assn,  May 
6,  It  6 It  1 b 28,  5 39  14,  wnly,  5 1-5#.  . 

$3,000 

Ward  E J and  A M to  H L Young  May  8, 

Its  22  to  24  b 4,  11  38  14,  3 y 6# $13,000 

Webster  E H to  P T WTebster  Apr  1,  pt  b 

39,  Evanston,  9 y 6# $500 

Wittlieb  C to  A Benz  May  6,  pt  nw  34 

36  14  3 y 7# $370 

Wolf  L to  Phoenix  B Society  May  10,  It  27 

b 1,  16  38  14,  wkly  5# $1,500 

Wallich  L to  People’s  B & L Assn  May  3, 

It  9,  se  qr,  4 38  14,  mthly  8# $200 

Weiber  H to  A Rudge  May  1 s e 34  11  w M 

29  40  12  2 y,  6# $800 

Walton  R L to  F D Cossett  Jr  Apr  5,  It  5 
and  pt  16  b 13,  LaGrange  mthly  6#  $1,400 


OHATTLE  MO  BTWAttES. 

Allen  R to  C L Eaton  May  1 furn  etc  - 

Aug  1 $119 

Adams  M J to  M Bradeen  May  4,  furn  etc, 

222  w Washington  st,  1 y $9® 

Angelier  E to  A Equi,  May  3,  saloon,  513 

Wabash  ave,  2 y $1,500 

Allem  N L to  J J Clause  May  1,  machy 

etc,  171  Calhoun  pi,  2 y $7,000 

Ahrens  M A to  C Robertson  May  10,  furn 

etc  3758  Johnson  pi  1 y $50 

Aldrich  H E to  M L Ayer  Apr  20,  furn  etc, 

1 Park  Row,  2 y $1,200 

Averill  C L to  W Sabin  May  1,  furn  etc, 

193  La  Salle  st,  10  mos $765 

Boenchard  F A to  E H Castle  May  1,  bar- 
ber shop,  619  Lake  st,  6 mos $150 

Butler  K to  E R Mackey  May  5,  piano 

and  furn,  3737  Halsted  st,  6 mos $130 

Brown  C H to.  C Babcock  May  3,  furn  etc, 

845  w North"  ave,  July  15 $53 

Bangs  E to  C Babcock  May  — , furn  etc, 

22x4  Walnut  st,  Sept  3 $116 

Barstow  E M to  Garden  City  Type  Foun- 
dry,   , presses  etc,  10  mos $1,117 

Bluemel  W to  F Sedelman  May  4,  horse, 

368  Larabee  st,  1 y $500 

Brown  A G B to  L A W Brush  May  1,  furn 

etc,  500  Hastings  st,  4 mos $66 

Bradley  E B to  A Henry  May  8,  furn  etc, 

S Evanston,  6 mos $100 

Bode  C G to  L D Clay  May  1,  forn  ete, 

Hotel  Drexel,  8 mos $2,200 

Brown  F to  M Hodgins  May  12,  barber 

shop,  488  State  st,  2 y $100 

Bode  C G to  J F Keeney  May  1,  furn  etc. 

Hotel  Drexel,  4 mos  $2,000 

Bonheim  F M to  J A King  & Co  May  8 

furn  etc  4358  State  st  60  ds $365 

Barney  M W to  F R MacKey  May  10.  pia- 
no 171  Peoria  st $131 

Brown  A to  J Pittoway  horse  etc,  134 

Townsend  st  6 m $100 

Brown  C W et  al  to  W R Sears  & Co  May 

7,  laundry,  71  Van  Buren  st,  2y $120 

Blakeslee  E N to  O F Wood  Apr  5,  furn 

etc,  388  Wabash  ave,  1 y $1,500 

Bensen  C to  J Cavenaugh  May  3,  cattle 

etc,  Evanston,  2 mos 

Brigham  C B to  W N Alley  May  5,  piano 

Hyde  Park,  6 mos $116 

Bamy  C to  J Wyman  May  7,  furn  etc, 

102934  Fulton  st $104 

Bernhamar  J L to  C Koeschler  Apr  16, 

wagons  etc, 3m $525 

Birge  M D to  D Hyman  May  1.  piano  etc 

423  Washinston  st  6 m $186 

Bunnell  G W to  E Leland  Apr  1,  milk  bus- 
iness 414  Monroe  st  17  m $886 

Barstow  E M et  al  to  Barnhardt  Bros  & S 
May  5,  press,  118  5th  ave,  June  4,  p m 

$215 

Bergman  J to  J D Spear  May  1,  barber 

shop,  125  Sebor  st,  7 mos $97 

Button  B E to  W T Collins  May  5,  furn 

etc.  192  Michigan  ave,  6 mos $345 

Burnstein  B to  W N Alley  May  5,  furn  etc, 

459  Madison  st,  3 mos $162 

Butler  J to  R Rothschild,  May  5,  saloon 

fittings.  Lake,  2 y $600 

Bultje  F to  C Williams  May  10,  horses 

etc,  38  Iowa  st,  7 mos $65 

Bauregard  N to  C BabcocK  May  5,  furn 

etc,  112  Peoria  st,  4 mos $62 

Crossberger  G to  C Siepp  Brg  Co,  May  4, 

saloon,  138  Canalport  aye,  1 y $222 

Chamberlain  W W to  J Gilbert  May  1, 

wagon,  etc,  24  North  ave,  2 y $161 

Carlson  C to  S Richardson  Apr  4,  furn 

etc,  116  Evergreen  ave,  6 mos $70 

Carlson  E to  O P Snyder  May  4,  furn  etc, 

Jefferson,  2 mos $64 

Chandler  F E to  E A Holmes,  Apr  30,  sa- 
loon, 111  s Water  st,  Aug  1 $425 

Cunningham  J H to  G S French  May  11,  S 

Chicago,  horses  etc,  3 mos $93 

Coggeshall  W H to  M L Harris  May  5,  furn 

etc,  12  s May  st,  3 mos $126 

Carey  V P to  M Spatt  Apr  1,  jewelry  etc, 

410  State  et,  2 y $612 

Cranston  T 1 to  E R Mackey  May  8,  furn 

etc,  761  Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $130 

Colbert  M A to  W W Charles  Apr  21,  furn 
and  piano,  361  Marshfield  ave,  3 mos 

$121 

Camp  M to  J D Spear  May  5,  furn  etc  225 

Paulina  st  9 m $130 

Cadere  L to  J D Spear  May  6,  furn  etc, 

115  Sibley  st  9 m $63 

Compton  A J to  V Wagner  May  10  barber 

shop  , 7 m $175 

Camp  L A to  C E Wyman  May  10  furn  etc 

3830  Dearborn  st  6 m $191 

Carson  W R to  W N Alley horses  etc 

1 y $260 

Cook  S to  C Rabcock  May  5,  furn  etc,  594 
Halsted  st,  3 mos $83 


Cooper  A to  W J English  Apr  — , furn  etc, 

250  Michigan  ave,  to  secure  rent. . .$1,800 
Custard  M B to  O F Malcolm  May  6,  furn 

etc,  3251  Forrest  ave,  6 mos $244 

Chatterton  W A to  Garden  City  Type 

Foundry  Jan  26,  paper-cutter  4 m $150 

Covlett  W to  E R Mackey  May  6,  furn  and 

piano  47  La  Salle  6 m $130 

Craig  J to  J D Spear  May  3,  furn  etc,  n w 

cor  Madison  and  Clark  sts,  8 mos $88 

Cushing  D and  J to  Troy  Laundry  Machy 
Co,  May  5,  machy,  2490  Archer  ave,  4 

mos,  pm $75 

Doluden  R P and  J to  Hafner  & Will  Apr 
20,  soda  fountains  etc,  Ravenswood,  90 

ds $350 

Dunson  E to  S Davidson  May  7,  furn  etc, 

124  4th  av $321 

Dix  C A to  C Babcock  May  7,  furn  etc,  213 

w Madison  st  4 m $80 

Dudley  T Pto  L B Shields  May  5,  furn  etc 

858  Fulton  st  2 y $83 

Dunn  S to  C J Shields  May  7,  furn  etc, 
Halsted  and  Washington  sts  70  ds.  .$1200 
Derby  J T to  N J Brown  May  10.  furn  etc, 

Lamont,  ly $100 

Daly  M E to  D Hyman  May  11,  piano,  212 

Dearborn  st,  ly $88 

Duncan  W A to  W S Thurber  May  7,  pic- 
tures etc,  210  Wabash  ave,  60  ds $669 

Duffy  J to  F W Young  Apr  15,  It  6 b 1,  8 

38  14,  4 mos  6# $360 

Davis  J to  E R Mackey  May  7,  furn  etc, 

242  Swan  st $57 

Davis  M A to  A D Hyde  May  1,  furn  etc, 

187  Dearborn  ave,  ly $758 

Dochne  H to  J D Spear  May  10,  furn  etc 

1435  State  st  9 m $162 

Dold  G to  J B Campbell  May  10,  restaur- 
ant 75  Harrison  st  6 m $60 

Deffler  T to  C Gath  May  8‘  factory,  Hyde 

ParK  1 m $200 

Dunne  HM  to  A Carminchael  May  3,  furn 

etc,  Lake,  1 y $160 

Duffy  J H to  A Carmichael  Apr  10,  furn 

etc,  Lake,  6 mos,  8# $140 

Dicks  W H to  E R Mackey  May  4,  furn 

etc,  341  Cottage  Grove,  6 mos $47 

Edwards  C to  C Babcok  May  8,  furn  etc, 

3641  Wentworth  ave,  4 mos $70 

Ellis  & Clark  to  Troy  Laundry  Machy  Co, 
Apr  15,  machy,  813  Madison  st,  Dec  25 

$500 

Ellison  W H to  J H Spear  May  10  furn  etc 

719  Indiana  st  6 m $68 

Ehrhardt  A W to  W B Cowgill  May  5, 

furn  etc,  426  SedgwicK  st,  6 mos $54 

Emmons  J to  O P Snyder  May  1,  furn  etc, 

432  Madison  st,  6 mos„, $104 

Eddy  A M to  S M Eddy  May  1,  house,  44 

n May  st,  1 y $2,000 

Friedlander  M to  M Johnston  May  2 furn 

etc , 6 m $320 

Farran  M B to  C Babcock  May  10,  furn 

etc,  3622  Dearborn  st  3 m $123 

Fleischmann  R to  C Williams  May  11  furn 

etc  579  W’ells  st  5 m $92 

Fraser  J to  J K Andrews  May  8,  wagon 

etc,  2419  Indiaua  ave,  4 mos 

Fisher  C to  H B Rogers  May  7,  coffee  mill, 

348  s Clark  st,  6 mos $60 

Finney  T J to  W W Charles  May  8,  office 
furn,  library  etc,  Van  Buren  st  and  4th 

ave,  store  house,  4 mos $390 

Fleischer  L to  R Rothchild’s  Sons,  May  4, 
saloon  fittings,  602  Jefferson  st,  5 mos, 

pm $250 

Ferguson  J T to  E R Mackey  May  6,  furn 

etc,  2832  State  st,  6 mos $190 

Foerster  G to  M Willy  Mch  23,  cigars  etc, 

498  Morgan  st,  3 mos $50 

Felsenthal  D to  J Schneer  May  11,  horse 

etc,  106  Desplaines  st,  3 mos $115 

Fassett  E K to  E R Mackey  May  4,  furn 

etc,  18  Adams  st,  6 mos $490 

Fredericks  H to  D Cole  May  6,  saloon, 

4360  Ashland  ave,  3 mos $525 

Fleischer  E to  O F Malcolm  May  6 furn 

etc  655  Washington  st  6 m $167 

Garrity  E to  W S Wharton  May  6,  furn  etc  4 

127  n Lincoln  st  5 m $240 

Guske  AV  to  F Guske  May  7,  barber  shop 

692  Larrabee  st  1 y $1000 

Gehman  A B to  N B Lord  May  6,  library 

177  La  Salle  st  1 m $277 

Goldthwaite  J C to  Hannah  & Hogg  Mayl 

Madison  st  theatre  2 y $2,000 

Garolamey  S to  ER  Mackey  May  6,  piano 

205  w Madison  st,  1 mos $167 

Gusthe  L to  R Skebba  May  10.  horses  316 

Clybourne  ave,  3 mos $225 

Gaffield  B D to  R D Kelly  May  3.  furn 

etc,  Evanston,  60  ds $1,075 

Garrity  S E to  T AV  Prindiville  Apr  20, 
furn  etc,  Clark  and  Elm  sts,  6 mos.  .$690 
Goetz  C to  W AV  Charles  May  8,  horses, 
wagons  etc,  75  Avon  pi,  10  wks $61 


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Graham  T to  0 J Shields  May  11,  furn  etc 

172  n ClarK  st  6 m $124 

Granger  R E to  W P Baxter  May  6,  piano 

4202  Langley  av  6 in $125 

Grunloft  H F to  J D Spear  May  10,  furn 

etc  1335  u Clara  st  9 m $127 

GleghornK  to  C L Eaton  May  1,  furn  etc, 

109  w Randolph  st  Aug  1 $117 

Grimes  S to  C BabcocK  May  10,  wagon  etc 

38  Bryant  av  wkly $78 

Grainger  H to  R C Baker  Apr  30.  furn 

etc.  285  Fremont  st $180 

Gordon  A to  E R Mackey  May  6,  furn  etc, 

65  n State  st,  6 mos -$130 

Hoelter  G to  C Siepp  Brg  Co  May  4,  sa- 
loon. 123  w 22d  st,  6 mos $601 

Hildebrandt  C to  C Siepp  Brg  Co  May  4, 

saloon,  669  Halsted  st,  3 mos $114 

Haven  A A to  J D Spear  Apr  22,  fnrn  etc, 

20  Walsh  st,  1 y $68 

Hitzemann  G to  H Lutge  May  1,  horses 

etc,  Northiield,  2 y $800 

Holman  E to  G L Curran  May  6,  furn  etc, 

Englewood  1 m $400 

Harlow  R to  C Babcock,  May  7,  furn  etc, 

4207  Evans  avSept  7 $128 

Hurry  J to  C Babcock  May  3,  fnrn  etc,  19 

n Green  st,  3 mos $70 

Hayner  J and  C E to  C Babcock  Apr  29, 

furn  etc,  Jefferson,  4 mos $88 

Hunt  V G to  S A Mendel  May  6,  leasehold 

in  b 34,  27  39  14,  2 y $14,000 

Harper  C D to  H A Pemberton  May  4, 

furn  etc,  183  25th  st,  4 mos $406 

Housen  C r,o  C Loiberg  Apr  29,  horse  etc, 

Jefferson,  4 mos $91 

Hutchinson  Cl  to  W W Charles , pi- 
ano, 308  Illinois  st,  6 mos $125 

Hilbnch  P to  H Wagnet  Dec  17,  saloon, 

Dalton,  1 mo $237 

Herkins  D W to  E R Mackey,  May  11,  furn 

and  piano,  4042  Prairie  ave $227 

Howard  J to  C H Hildeth  V C,  May  7, 

furn  etc,  344  Michigan  ave,  1 y $60 

Higgings  R J to  G W Underwood  Apr  16, 

furn  etc,  4061  Butterfield  st,  1 y $61 

HerriCK  M to  L B Shields  May  furn  etc  100 

Sigel  st  5 m $64 

Hummell  A to  F E BlacKman  May  7,  furn 

etc  215*^  w Randolph  st  10  m $120 

Hope  J to  W N Alley  May  8,  furn  etc, 

4235  Langley  ave,  2 mos $65 

Hurst  C A to  W N Alley , furn  etc,  146 

Center  st,  2 mos $58 

Horlick  ET  to  C Babcock  May  4,  horses 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  5 mos $99 

Ingram  J to  D A Black  May  15,  furn  etc, 

774  Adams  st $450 

Irvine  R E to  C H Choate  May  1,  furn  etc, 

155  5th  ave,  — , 8% $338 

Jager  R to  T Jager  Apr  24,  cattle  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  2 y $195 

Jensen  P to  E R Walker  May  5,  furn  etc, 

Jefferson,  4 mos $81 

Johnson  B J to  C BabcocK  May  13,  furn 

etc  400  w Erie  st  6 m $301 

Johnson  B J to  C BabcocK  May  3,  furn  etc 

400  w Eirie  st  6 m $301 

Junge  F to  Wacker  & B B <fc  M Co  Dec  15, 

saloon,  164  Lincoln  ave,  1 y $1,800 

Johnson  G to  S Richardson  May  1,  furn 

etc,  130  La  Salle  st  4 mos $68 

Jumem  C V to  W N Alley  May  4,  furn  etc, 

50  n Morgan  st,  6 mos $160 

Jensen  F to  J J Owen  May  3,  cab  etc,  1340 

Wabash  ave,  3 mos $82 

Kennedy  A to  Hafner  & Will  May  5,  gen- 
erator etc,  192  w Indiana  st,  1 y $330 

Keogh  C to  E R Walker  May  5,  furn  etc, 

160  Henry  st  2 m $81 

Kirker  & Grier  to  W E Kirker  May  6,  sa- 
loon, 121  Michigan  ave,  2 y,  7% $600 

Kelley  F to  W N Alley  May  5,  furn  etc, 

988  Madison  st,  6 mos $114 

Knefner  J to  J Hallbauer  May  4,  saloon, 

286  Sedgwick  st,  2 y $900 

Knight  R to  L G Kirkland  May  1,  furn 

etc,  64  Whitney  st,  6 mos $360 

Keller  P to  E R Mackey  May  11,  horses 

etc,  4605  Indiana  ave,  4 mos $240 

Kuhs  J O to  G Peitsch  May  — , fnrn  etc, 

41  Kinzie  st,  6 mos $300 

Kunne  A to  V Slatz  May  11,  saloon  fix- 
tures, 111  w Erie  st,  1 y $500 

Kennedy  C P to  J D Spear  May  11,  furn 

etc,  3412  Halsted  st,  4 mos $66 

Klein  J J to  C Maroude  May  4,  horses  etc 

404  31st  st  Oct  12  ’87 $865 

Kingsbury  W C to  W M Patterson  May  10 

piano,  Ravenswood  3 v $126 

Kelley  T H to  J D Spear  May  5,  furn  etc 

692  21st  st  3 m $62 

Kinkeau  W to  L & G Kindand  May  8 furn 

and  piano,  570  Laice  st  6 m $549 

Lawrence  H T to  BrunswicK  B-C  Co  May 
6,  billiard  goods,  47  State  st,  Apr  1.  ’86 
$760 


Lynn  J R to  C Babcock  May  7,  boat 

6 m $388 

Lamb  D to  O Rollins  Mch  10,  furn  etc, 

226  Ontario  st,  1 mo $210 

Lindgren  A to  E R Mackey  furn  etc,  90 

Townsend  st,  6 mos $50 

LeClaire  G to  E Nuyez  May  1,  furn  etc, 

150  Blue  Island  ave,  8 mos $104 

Linsel  A to  W T Baxter  May  5,  furn  etc, 

309  Jackson  st,  ly $118 

Lorscheider  F A to  Wacker  & B B & M Co 
Apr  30,  saloon,  143  w Randolph  st,  1 y 

$894 

Lawson  A to  L B Shields,  May  5,  furn  etc, 

58  Oak  st,  6 mos $72 

Lawrence  A S to  Garden  City  Type  Foun- 
dry Jan  20,  type  etc,  Evanston,  6 mos 

$104 

Logan  G to  S Richardson  May  4,  tobacco 

etc,  151  Kinzie  st,  4 mos $56 

Livingstone  S to  R Rothschild’s  Sons  May 
4,  saloon  fittings,  423  State  st,  Feb  7, 

’87,  p m $450 

Lanuard  J C to  E R Walker  May  6,  furn 

etc,  174  w Monroe  st,  4 mos $93 

Lee  A V to  E R Mackey  May  7,  furn  etc, 

Lake  View,  6 mos $195 

Lamb  P to  C Williams  May  10,  cottage  etc 

LaKe  7 m $100 

Law  E H to  C Stoechel  May  5,  furn  etc, 

1101  41st  st,  5 mos $125 

McCormick  J S to  J W Fairfax  May  6, 

market,  185  Peoria  st,  6 mos $100 

Minton  R to  W S Wharton  Mch  1,  cattle 

etc,  708  Erie  st,  6 mos $154 

McClellan  J M to  W W Charles  May  4,  pi- 
ano, 127  Dearborn  ave,  4 mos $179 

Martin  M to  N M Uri  May  3,  horse  etc, 

Laxe,  6 mos $150 

McCormicx  L C to  D I Kay,  May  5,  sa- 
loon, Lake,  1 y $150 

Malahy  J to  W H Davis,  May  4,  horse  etc, 

35  Avon  pi,  60  ds $175 

Miller  & Abson  to  H Levin  May  5.  saloon. 

295  Ogden  ave,  2 y $600 

McMilleu  A to  T Jubb  May  5,  furn  etc,  217 

Randolph  st,  6 mos $165 

Marciel  M to  C Siepp  Rrg  Co  May  6,  sa- 
loon, 41  Blue  Island  ave,  1 y $140 

Malloy  E J to  N Alley  May  11,  furn  etc. 

138  Wells  st,  6 mos $125 

Murphy  J S to  W N Alley  May  4,  carriage, 

4460  Emerald  ave $120 

Mosher  J to  C Babcock  May  3,  furn  etc, 

1003  Madison  st,  6 mos $136 

Mp_rtens  W to  W N Alley  May  4,  furn  otc, 

234  w Washington  st,  18  mos $175 

McRobert  H to  W N Alley  May  3,  furn  etc. 

— - Meridian  st,  3 mos $60 

Mortagh  & Co  to  Troy  Laundry  Machine 
Co,  May  1,  machy,  253  Van  Buren  st, 

May  1.  ’87,  pm $856 

Muller  P L to  F Heyne,  May  5,  furn  etc, 

117  Wells  st,  2 y $50 

Mayward  C W to  G W Clarx  & Co  May  5, 

horse  etc,  Proviso,  — . 6$ $225 

Marsh  D to  R Rothschild’s  Sons,  saloon 

fixtures,  550  Polk  st,  Jam  7,  6% $375 

McLain  T to  J Wyman  May  3,  horses  etc, 

51  Lotten  st,  6 mos $265 

Markham  A to  C Williams  May  3,  furn  etc 

113  Austin  ave,  7 mos $52 

Mitchell  W to  C Williams  May  4,  furn  etc, 

101  11  Clark  st,  7 mos $265 

Multon  S to  J N Cumming  Apr  23,  bldg, 

969  Van  Buren  st,  15  wks $150 

Mnhleisen  C to  M Tetzloff  Apr  26,  horses, 

etc,  Wheeling $145 

McMahon  P to  I J Franklin  May  3,  furn 

etc,  849  Halsted  st,  6 mos $56 

Mathews  G W to  W N Alley  May  4,  furn 

etc,  400  27th  st,  3 mos $91 

McDonnell  F J to  Bemis  & McAvov  Brg 
Co,  May  3.  saloon,  367  Desplaiues  st,  6 

mos $ 220 

Meier  G to  E R Mackey  May  11,  furn  etc, 

260  Morgan  st,  6 mos $68 

McIntosh  A J to  E R Mackey,  May  11, 
furn  etc,  43d  and  Fulton  sts,  6 mos.  .$132 
McDonald  J to  H L Jaynes  May  5,  furn 

etc,  119  Halsted  st,  1 y $179 

Moody  M D to  W N Alley  May  11,  furn 

etc,  533  Madison  st,  3 mos $173 

McGlasson  C to  E R Mackey  May  6,  furn 

etc,  4419  Wentworth  ave,  6 mos $68 

McDonald  M & P to  J W Scoville  May  10, 

bldg  204  Fulton  st $72 

Morrisey  J to  Wirts  & Scholle  May  10  furn 

etc  296  Monroe  st  Sept  15 $124 

Maves  A to  A Doig,  May  10  horses  etc  361 

25th  st  39  ds $116 

McKay  M to  C BabcocK  May  10,  furn  etc, 

19  Yeaton  st  3 m $115 

Nicolai  H W to  A Sternheim  May  11, 

furn  etc.  Lake  View,  60  ds $130 

Nolan  J C to  E R Mackey  May  6,  furn  etc. 

227  Paulina  st,  6 mos $143 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Newton  H S and  G H to  J T Allen  May  1, 

house  3849  Vincennes  av  2 y f 358 

Nicholai  N to  C Tnckham  & Co,  May  5, 

billiard  table,  99  Halsted  st |70 

Neumann  C to  hi  Mielke  May  1,  house,  441 

n Woood  st,  1 $100 

Nugent  G to  J Wyman  Apr  20,  turn  etc, 

3126  Emerald  ave,  6 mos $70 

Ornro  J T to  O F Malcolm  May  6,  turn 

etc.  189  Wabash  ave,  3 mos $118 

O’Malley  A to  C Wyman  Apr  27,  saloon, 

608  Carroll  ave.  3 mos $65 

Olsen  J toO  P Snyder  May  5,  turn  etc,  300^ 

Eulton  st,  4 mos $56 

Ormberg  C to  West  Side  Brg  Co  May  4, 

saloon1  273  Milwaukee,  ave,  1 y $300 

O’Connors  J J to  E R Mackey  May  8, 

horses  etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 mos $131 

Owen  M to  W R Powers  Apr  29,  factory,  72 

w Monroe  st  1 y $249 

Osterberg  G to  J J Owen,  May  5,  furn  etc, 

17  Wendell  st,  4 mos $287 

Paaren  N H to  F A Smith  May  8,  medical 

library  etc,  413  41st  st,  1 y $273 

Ponic  J to  L Bartels  May  7,  saloon,  201 

Johnson  st,  2 y $300 

Pitford  C E to  E R Mackey  May  6,  furn 

etc,  570  Warren  ave,  6 mos $260 

Peterson  J to  J J Hoch  May  6,  furn  etc, 

4308  State  st,  6 mos $200 

Prichard  W to  A Sinnett,  Apr  1,  wagon  etc 

Hyde  Park  Jan  1 $553 

PecK  J to  E Peck  May  1,  horses  etc,  421  n 

ClarK  st,  1 y $400 

Ponic  J to  L Stern,  May  6,  furn  etc,  102 

Randolph  st,  6 mos $662 

Partridge  L M to  W H Jones  May  3,  furn 

etc,  261  Clara  st,  1 y $800 

Parrington  T to  A Carminchael  Apr  3, 

furn  etc,  Lake,  6 mos $120 

Potter  J D to  S Richardson  May  7,  furn 

etc,  118  Albany  ave,  4 mos $121 

Pyne  J to  E McDonald  May  11,  horse  etc, 

399  Division  st  1 y $200 

Quinn  J to  E R Mackey  May  5,  piano,  458 

Congress  st,  6 mos $130 

Ross  M and  J H to  E R Mackey,  May  5, 

furn  etc,  187  Cass  st,  6 mos $110 

Roberts  T to  P Williams , cab, , 

16  $400 

Rehfeld  M to  G Sillerberg  May  6,  store 

etc,  132  Wells  st $266 

Root  E to  C Wyman  May  4,  furn  etc  35634 

Lake  st  5 m $75 

Ruppert  J to  P Dieter  May  4,  furn  etc,  269 

w Madison  st,  1 y $250 

Rice  D C to  W S Lasher,  Apr  29,  piano,  8 

s Morgan  st,  Feb  28,  ’87 $120 

Rasch  J to  C Williams  May  5,  marnet,  67 

Waller  st,  7 mos $70 

Renworth  H to  L H Whitney  May  5, 

house,  823  Fulton  st,  6 mos. $225 

Reed  A to  E R Mackey  May  4,  piano,  1120 

n Halsted  st,  6 mos 65 

Ryan  TtoWN  Alley  May  3,  furn  etc.  191 

Webster  ave,  3 mos $114 

Roberts  F E to  E R Mackey,  May  11,  furn 

etc,  491  Western  ave,  6 mos $78 

Renny  M to  C Williams  May  1,  furn  etc, 

79  Green  st  7 $525 

Stolly  H to  R Rothschild  May  10,  saloon 

fittings,  S Chicago,  3 mos $170 

Slosson  R D to  E Williams  May  5,  horses 

etc,  207  Center  ave,  7 mos $102 

Sherman  M to  C Babcock  May  11,  furn 

etc,  3803  Michigan  ave,  2 mos $134 

Sisco  C to  E R Walker  May  11,  furn  etc, 

356  Blue  Island  ave,  4 mos $45 

Steele  E to  E R Mackey  May  5,  furn  etc, 

Indiana  ave  and  22d  st,  6 mos $55 

Starrett  W A and  H E to  G C Kretzinger 
May  6,  furn  and  piano,  Hyde  Park,  1 y 

$2,000 

Smith  A to  S McLilley  May  7,  machy,  125 

Dearborn  st,  2 y $200 

Schlenk  C to  W Brown  Apl  7,  milk  busi- 
ness 3455  Prairie  av  3 m $300 

Schlund  C to  A M Dolph  Co  May  4,  ironer 

$105 

Sievers  L to  Cream  City  Brg  Co  May  1,  sa- 
loon 716  43d  st  1 y $408 

Sheridan  A to  G I Allen  May  7,  furn  etc, 

240  Huron  st  mthly $780 

Stanton  C to  W W Charles  May  6,  furn  etc 

294  Illinois  st  3 m $110 

Scheidt  A to  J L DuBreuil  Mch  27,  horses 

etc,  Bloom,  2 y $150 

Sterer  E T to  B Daniels  May  3,  furn  etc, 

250  Walnut  st,  10  mos $1^ 

Shuler  V L to  C Babcock  May  5,  horses 

etc,  Fairmont,  3 mos $226 

Speede  W to  C H Soehle  May  1,  furn  etc, 

Lane,  1 y $250 

Stafford  H to  F Vohimann  May  3,  horses 

etc,  Worth,  Mch  11,  ’87 $362 

Smith  J to  D Adams  May  1,  restaurant, 
196  Van  Bnren  st,  2 mos $125 


Strickland  J N to  G Gates,  May  4,  furn 

etc,  448  Belden  ave,  4 mos $87 

Stirbird  C to  C Wyman  May  3,  mules  etc, 

45  n Curtis  st,  3 mos $115 

Slade  G to  S M Gilbert  May  4 horse  etc, 

Hanover  6 in $200 

Schreiner  G to  G Tochem  Apr  30,  horses 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 mos $160 

Stead  H to  S Richardson  May  3,  furn  etc, 

3167  La  Salle  st,  6 mos $135 

Sims  J M to  Garden  City  Type  Foundry, 
Mch  19,  press  etc,  172  Adams  st,  5 mos 

$800 

Sims  J M to  Garden  City  Type  Foundry 
May  4,  engine  etc,  170  Adams  st,  5 mos 

$558 

Sims  J M to  Garden  City  Type  Foundry 
Mch  19,  presses  etc,  170  Adams  st,  5 mos 

$800 

Seideneck  J to  H G Martens  Apr  27,  sa- 
loon, 291  w Chicago  ave,  Jan  1 $1,000 

Spile?  M to  Bemis  & McA  Brg  Co,  Apr  30, 
saloon,  1193  Blue  Island  ave,  6 mos . 

$1,380 

Schmidt  A to  J H Spear  May  3,  furn  etc, 

94  Mozart  st,  6 mos $86 

Smedley  J L to  C Babcock  May  10  furn 

etc,  340  Ohio  st  3 m $158 

Stewart  E to  C Babcock  Apr  29,  furn  etc, 

5645  State  st,  5 mos $105 

Slayton  S to  C H Besley  Mch  27,  machy, 

15  and  17  Canal  st,  2 y $658 

Schulze  H to  E R Mackey  , 170  w 

Division  st,  6 mos $270 

Smith  D L to  C Babcock  May  8,  furn  etc, 

3125  Groveland  Park  ave,  4 mos $125 

Stapely  G H to  C Williams  May  7 furn  etc 

634  Harrison  st  5 m $125 

Seymour  R S to  W H King  May  10,  furn, 

etc  2531  State  st  20  wks $94 

Town  of  Lake  Electric  Light  Co  to  The 
Thomson-Hueston  Electric  Co,  Apr  22, 
dynamoes,  etc,  Lake,  May  15,  6$,  3 mort- 


gages 


,250 


Toliafero  TTtoWS  Lasher  May  3,  piano, 

Lake,  Nov  3,  ’87 $105 

Thompson  C to  C Babcock  May  8,  furn  etc 

194  Emerson  av  4 m $70 

Tobin  W to  K Devitt  May  3,  furn  etc,  37 

13th  st  20.  m $100 

Tenber  C to  A Tenber  Apr  1,  horse  and 

wagon, , 1 y $275 

Tate  R L to  F C Dixon  Apr  30,  coal  office, 
etc,  Desplaines  and  Jackson  sts,  5 mos 

$500 

Thatcher  P to  S O Wylie  Feb  15,  furn  etc, 

1841  Wabash  ave,  1 y $100 

TenEyck  C H to  R Davies  May  7,  furn  etc 

5 22d  st,  79  wks $600 

Thompson  C S to  Vivian  & Henry  May  8 
wagon  etc,  Madison  nr  Oakley  st  60  ds 

...  $65 

Tedford  S S to  N M Simonds  , range, 

, Feb  13 $98 

Turck  H to  H J Hynes  May  1,  bldg  2548 

State  st  3 m $500 

Trantind  F to  P Schoenhofen  B Co  May  4 

saloon  599  Jefferson  st  1 y $300 

Veitz  W A to  W N Alley  May  1,  furn  etc, 

Kake  View,  6 mos $70 

Von  Wagner  F to  J M Drake,  May  6,  furn 

etc,  4 72  Adams  st,  3 mos $146 

Wright  G S to  D Hyman  May  11,  furn  etc, 

386  Adams  st,  90  ds $124 

Westerman  G to  E R Mackey  May  4,  furn 

etc,  567  w Chicago  ave $99 

Werner  W H to  H Meissner  May  6,  horse, 

etc,  240  w Lane  st,  1 y $400 

Wilson  L to  M Simavsky  May  4,  furn  etc 

324  Clark  st  1 y $138 

Wilson  & Crout  to  Marder,  Luse&  Co  May 
3,  press  etc,  279  ClarK  st,  23  mos  ....  $350 
WodacK  L to  G W Kellaer  May  1,  saloon, 

203  Kinzie  st,  1 y 

Wright  M E et  al  to  E C Gilbert  May  1, 

furn  etc,  10  16th  st $300 

Work  W D to  C Williams  May  5,  furn  etc, 

576  Lake  st,  7 mos $89 

Welch  H to  E Fasstt  May  5,  barber  shop, 

316  State  st,  wkly $400 

Wiley  T H to  M J Blair  Apr  26,  furn  etc, 

390  State  st,  June  15 $700 

Whelan  Sto  O F Malcolm  May  3,  furn  etc, 

596  Jackson  st,  6 mos $70 

Willard  M to  E R Mackey  May  4,  furn  etc, 

108  Pacific  ave,  5 mos $120 

Winters  D to  S Richardson  May  1,  furn 

etc,  228  Wilmont  ave,  6 mos $60 

Work  W D to  Nichols  & Hill  Apr  30,  furn 

etc,  576  Lake  st,  1 y p m $148 

Wilson  A to  P A Newton  May  1,  horses  etc 

517  n Franklin  st,  1 y $400 

Waller  A L to  W T Collins  May  7 furn  etc 

886  Lincoln  av  3 m $75 

Wright  C to  C BabcocK  May  8,  furn  etc, 

4148  Prairie  av  4 m $98 

Williams  C L to  J J Owen  May  6,  furn 


Florida  Lands  Free ! 

Look  on  any  map  for  Fort  Meade,  Polk  Co.,  Florida. 

You  will  find  it  on  the  new  Florida  Southern  Railroad. 

We  are  giving  away  alternate  lots  in  this  town  to  any 
who  will  apply.  Xo  ComlitionH.  These  lots  are 
suitable  for  a home,  speculation,  or  a present  to  par- 
ents, sweethearts  or  friends  whom  you  wish  to  own 
real  estate.  Five  acres  farming  land  given  to  actual 
settlers.  We  have  farming  lands  for  cash,  or  part  on 
time.  Will  trade  or  exchange.  Send  for  plat  and  de- 
scription. Railroad  excursion  at  less  than  half  fare 
in  October. 

the  w.  h.  howaro  LASB  CO.. 

155  ami  157  Dearborn  St.. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


BRANCH  OFFICES—  „ , 

E.  J.  Mellette,  12  Cortlandt  St.,  New  York. 
Jno.  F.  Wood,  31  Milk  St.,  Boston. 

E.  McGinnis,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 

G.  H.  Milman,  Fort  Meade,  Fla. 


etc,  640  Jackson  st,  5 mos $360 

York  H to  M M Boddie  May  4,  furn  etc, 

1812  Michigan  ave,  1 y $730 

Vandeveer  C E to  C A Winship  May  7 furn 
etc,  3103  State  st  5 m $500 

BILLS  OF  SALE 

Burdick  T to  M and  M Levin,  May  4,  saloon.459  s 

st  Canal $625 

Bode  C G to  J F Keeney  Apr  26,  lumber,  500  w 12th 

st 

Bode  C G toJ  F Keeney  May  3,  store, $1,000 

Cook  J F T to  A Rae  May  4,  bldg,  547  Douglas  ave, 

$800 

Blanchard  M B to  F S Peabody  May  7,  horses  etc, 

Lake  View 

Barclay  W to  E J MacAdam  May  4,  store.  Moreland 

$2,000 

Cummings  A to  C A Thornton  May  7,  house,  306 

30th  st $500 

Choninard  R L to  T S Sollitt  May  10,  plating  works, 

2897  Archer  ave $250 

Fox  C to  J Peters  etal  May  6,  furn  etc,  4388  Cottage 

Grove  ave D'iO 

Lilley  E to  E Butschow  July  14,  furn  etc,  117  w 

Adams  st 4325 

Lendman  A to  W McNurney  May  8,  saloon,  262 

Hoyne  st $700 

Mendel  S A to  V G Hunt  May  6,  houses,  2341  to  2359 

Wabash  ave $14,000 

Pratt  R P et  al  to  E SchofEner  Apr  29,  hotel,  furn 

and  business,  Central  House $7,000 

Russell  M L J to  W Mellai  May  3,  furn  etc,  1 Hubbard 

$400 

Springer  M C to  P Larson  May  1,  house,  299  n Mar- 
ket st $750 


JIIDG9IENTS. 

SUPEBIOR  OOUBT. 

102017  Belford  B Hopins  et  al  v H B Todd.  By  deflt 
$803.83. 

102418  Charles  H Quinlan  v David  J Lines.  Judgt 
$285  revived. 

102434  Louis  Monheimer  v August  Holz.  By  deflt, 
$179.95  and  gen  and  sped  exn. 

102427  August  Rathke  v Mathias  Valk.  By  deflt,  $20, 
wages. 

102428  Albert  Schlerete  v Mathias  Valk.  By  deflt, 
$53.35,  wages. 

102429  Albert  Schlerete  v Mathias  Valk.  By  deflt, 
$36.48,  wages. 

102486  Wm  H Gibson  v Hiram  V Reed.  By  deflt, 
$506.09 

102491  John  W Carr  et  al  v Joseph  Eickenbusch,  John 
Strasburger  and  George  Wahler.  By  deflt,  $114.58. 

102492  Wm  Roemer  et  al  v Joseph  Eickenbusch, 
John  Strasburger  and  Georga  Wahler.  By  deflt, 
$187.18 

102493  Jacob  Stumpf  v Joseph  Eichenbusch,  John 
Strasburger  and  George  Wahler.  By  deflt,  $963.90 

102394  Lewis  M Smith  v Joseph  Eichenbusch,  John 
Strasburger  and  George  Wahler.  By  deflt  $625.34, 

102464  Thompson  & Taylor  Spice  Co  v S Doughty. 
By  deflt,  $1237.07. 

102522  E A Cummings  et  al  v Franklin  H Kerr.  By 
deflt,  $204.66  and  sci  fa. 

102159  Abbie  Brackett  v Silas  G Pratt.  By  deflt, 
$3,315. 

102197  Florence  M Co  v Worthen  D.  Chandler.  By 
deflt,  $1,946.14. 

99992  Samuel  B Parker  v Joseph  M Rezney  and  Al- 
bert Sedlacek.  By  deflt,  $296.76. 

102127  Max  A Meyer  et  al  v E W S Otto.  By  deflt, 
$2,084.50. 

102579  American  Varnish  Co  v R V Jones.  By  deflt, 
$344. 

102213  Importers  & Traders  Bk  v Western  Sunday 
School  Pub  Co.  By  deflt,  $835. 

102214  Importers  & Traders  Bk  v Chicago  Install- 
ment Book  Co.  By  deflt,  $2,620. 

102212  Importers  & Traders  Bk  v Charles  F Blakely 
(mil  c E Tuerk.  Bv  deflt.  $5,938  and  sci  fa. 


102665  Marshall  Fild  et  al  v Aaron  B Wolf.  By  deflt, 
$302.06.  m . 

102110  Importors  & T Nat  Bk  v George  W Flanders. 
By  deflt,  $5188.  Dis  as  to  Bedel. 

102264  Frank  C Hamilton  v Fred  S Mordaunt.  $376.45 
and  gen  and  sped  exn.  On  ans  of  L L Sharp, 
$261.49,  and  satisfied  as  to  time. 

95322  Jacob  Cohn  v Samuel  M Rothschild.  Attch 
dischgd.  On  mer,  $1,436.88. 

95330  Soloman  Marcus  et  al  v Same.  Same,  $194.25 

95331  Benjamin  Blumenthal  v Same.  Same,  $762-74. 

95334  Welcome  G Hitchcock  et  al  v same  Same, 

$895.04.  . , 

102663  James  L Board  et  al  v Chicago  Liquid  Sack 
Co.  By  deflt,  $630.01. 

101346  Sophie  L Andreas  v Hermann  Lowry.  $10,- 
281.66.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

102459  Nat  Broadway  Bk  v August  C Keebler  and  Al- 
bert NathaD.  PI  stricken  out.  By  deflt,  $4,652.34 

102484  Henry  Bastian  v Wm  Vogel.  By  deflt,  $402.50. 

102530  Frederick  Zapel  v David  W Wilkie.  Same, 
$356.25. 

102357  Joseph  Bournique  etal  v Beaver  Wright  & 
Wetmore  Co.  By  deflt,  $375.75. 

102749  Louis  Cashy,  conservator  etc  v Hibernian  Bkg 
Assn.  On  findg,  $1,216.02  n c. 

96245  Charles  Baade  v Anton  Buchneweicz.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt  $207.40. 

96254  Elizabeth  C Innes,  admx  v Fairbanks  Canning 
Co.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $5,000.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

99771  Melville  S Nichols  v F E Rew.  At, 

$802.43. 

95333  Charles  R Pilgrim  et  al  v Samuel  M Rothschild. 
On  mer,  $1,238.36.  Attch  dis. 

98262  Wm  Heine  v Thomas  W Eaton.  Mo  n t denied 
and  judgt  $1,100.  Appl:  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds 

102265  Charles  H Henderson  et  al  v Mathias  and  Wm 
Walker.  By  deflt,  $48.57 . 

84448  James  P Ryer  et  al  v Alexander  Singer.  By  de- 
flt, $225.26,  no  exn  and  sci  fa. 

101555  People  use  of  C L Wall  etc  v John  Loveny  and 
Patrick  Coyle.  By  deflt,  $4,300  debt,  $478.27  das, 
debt  to  be  dischgd  etc. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

54969  Poeple,  use  of  Meyers,  v S F Hanchett.  Findg 
deft  guilty  and  $175  das.  Satisfied. 

51403  Henry  Tewes  v Wm  M Devine.  On  findg,  $137. 
33. 

TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

2896  D Tobin  v Daniel  Winn.  $36.10 

2897  W D Gibson  et  al  v Wm  Rietling.  $76.34. 

2898  S T Gunderson  et  al  v V Mackek  and  J V Benes . 
$147.22. 

2899  Julius  Grasse  v Joseph  Schneid.  $73.80. 

2900  Peter  Haser  et  al  v B Schneider.  $143.41. 

2901  John  Musolf  v Ames  Johnson.  $130. 

2902 Wm  Clark  et  al  v James  Cussack  and  wife.  $69. 

2903  Jonas  & Co  v Joseph  and  Eva  Schroeder.  $165.- 
15. 

2904  Thomas  Bartel  v C L Hinman  and  wife.  $21.72. 

2905  Isidor  Menedy  et  al  v Mrs  E A Emerick.  $200. 

2906  Marshall  Field  et  al  v Wm  P Jones  jr.  $68.05. 

2907  Fred  Marten  v Wm  Kerwin.  $185.  61. 

2908  John  D Murphy  v Wm  Archer.  $165.24. 

2909  H A Kerchoff  et  at  v Ernst  and  Wm  Krowenberg. 
$174.05. 

2910  M Propper  v Joseph,  Louis  T and  Robert  Keitz. 
$97.23. 

2911  ComI  M & L Co  v George  H Ferris.  $2,094. 

2912  E Yoeman  v W Wiege.  $148.40. 

2913  Julius  Marguardt  v August  Wundel.  $34. 

2914  E H Sanders  v Casper  Zimmerman.  $4825. 

2915  J w Enright  v Mrs  F W McDonnell  and  Mrs  F 
Garrity.  $79.35. 

51860  A H Burley,  recvr.  v Napoleon  Barsaloux.  Ou 
ver,  $31  15. 

55997  Henry  Furst  v James  McKinney.  By  deflt, 
$440. 

50912  Edward  Kittolsen  v John  A Fish.  On  findg, 
$1053.50, 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5639  James  H Van  Vlissengen  et  al  v Willis  Drum, 
moud  jr.  On  findg  $540.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex 


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HliRDETTE’S  BUBBLES. 

A COWARDLY  INSINUATION. 

“Does  your  cow  cringe  and  curl?”  asks 
the  New  England  Farmer,  “ and  appear  ner- 
vous and  fidgety  when  you  sit  down  and 
milk  her?”  Well,  not  much,  she  doesn’t. 
She  isn’t  that  kind  of  a cow.  She  isn’t  one 
of  your  shy,  timid,  bashful  cows.  She  just 
fixes  her  eyes  on  vacancy  with  a glare  that 
will  raise  a blister  on  an  oak  knot,  sticks 
her  tail  straight  up  in  the  air,  stiff  as  a po- 
ker, plants  three  feet  firmly  on  the  ground, 
and  then  feels  around  with  the  other  for  the 
milk-pail,  milk-stool,  milk-maid;  finds  them; 
fires  them  up  somewhere  in  the  blue  empyr 
ean,  and  remarking  “ Ha,  ha,”  amid  the 
shouting,  jumps  over  a six-rail  fence  and 
tramples  down  an  acre  of  young  garden. 
Don’t  talk  about  cringing  and  curling  to  a 
cow  that  has  to  be  milked  with  a pipe  line 
and  a pumping  station. 

UNUSED  TALENTS. 

“ Lancelot,”  asked  Elaine,  looking  up 
from  the  paper,  “ how  do  the  strikers  ‘kill’ 
an  engine?  I can’t  understand  it  at  all.” 
“ Easy  as  lying,”  replied  Lancelot,  prompt- 
ly. “ You  just  climb  over  the  tailboard  into 
the  cab,  open  the  blow-off  cock  by  lowering 
the  connecting  rods  until  the  crankpin  is 
level  with  the  crosshead  of  the  fulcrum  con- 
nections, push  in  the  brass  throttle  ratchet 
till  it  reaches  the  crown  sheet,  which  lets  the 
water  glasses  fall  into  the  fire-box — ” “ Oh, 
now  I see,”  she  said,  joyously,  “and  of 
course  that  puts  out  the  fire.  But,  Lancelot, 
if  I Jnew  as  much  about  engines  as  you  do 
I wouldn’t  stand  at  the  ribbon  counter  an- 
other day.  I’d  just  go  out  to  where  the 
strike  is  and  be  a president  of  a railroad 
myself.”  And  Lancelot  kissed  her  and  said 
he  would,  just  as  soon  as  his  tennis  suit 
came  home.- — Brooklyn  Eagl9. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

May  17. 

Lots  10  and  11  in  b 1 in  Jno  Alles  Jr’s  sub  of  lots  1 
2 3 4 5 and  6 in  original  town  of  Hand  (Desplaines)  in 
sec  16  41 12.  J T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

E 3 ft  of  lot  10  and  w 17  ft  of  lot  11  in  b 6 of  New- 
berry’s add.  M F Donoghue,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lots  5 6 7 8 and  9 in  bk  4 of  Taylor’s  sub  of  bk  1 of 
Assessor’s  div  of  e hlf  nw  qr  of  sec  8 39  14.  J T Noyes, 
Master.  L N. 

Und  ?a  of  all  that  part  of  lot  4 of  sub  known  as  par- 
tition between  the  heirs  of  the  Beers’  estate  of  the 
w 110  acres  of  ne  qr  of  sec  6 38  14.  Cyrenius  Beers, 
Guardian.  L N. 


May  18. 

Lot  31  blk  5 Hitt  et  al’s  sub  sec  26  40  13;  also  lot  15 
Assessor’s  div  sec  23  40  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
LN. 

Lots  40  and  41  in  blk  6 in  Allen’s  sub  of  se  qr  of  ne 
qr  of  sec  24  37  14;  also  lot  9 in  b 6 in  Brouse’s  sub  of 
(ex  n 15  acs)  n hlf  of  w 110  acs  of  sw  qr  of  sec  4 37  14. 

5 F Hauchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  7 8 9 10  11  12  13  14  15  16  and  17  in  b 3 in  Taylor 

6 Canda’s  sub  of  w half  of  sec  1 39 13.  A Sullivan, 
Spec’l  Comm’r.  L N. 

Lots  1 and  2 in  Hinsdale’s  re-sub  of  lots  1 to  10  in 
McGovern’s  sub  of  e 10  of  s 20  acrs  of  n 45  30-100  acrs 
of  nw  qr  of  sec  36  40  13.  J T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  6 in  b 3 in  Dowe’s  add  to  village  of  Lemont.  J T 
Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  75  in  Bullock  & Barnes’  sub  of  n hlf  of  b 2 in  C 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  O Dehling,  Special  Comm’r. 
3L  N. 

All  that  part  of  lot  2 lying  s of  land  occupied  by  C 
& N W R K Co,  being  in  b 15  of  Irving  Park,  the  same 
being  a sub  of  se  qr  of  sec  15  40  13  and  n hlf  of  ne  qr 
■of  sec  22  40  13.  S M Davis,  Trustee.  L N. 

□Lot  13  in  b 8 of  L Hodge’s  sub  of  a part  of  Sherman’s 
sub  of  e hlf  of  w hlf  of  se  qr  of  ssc  28  39  14;  also  lot  8 
in  b 4 in  H O Stone’s  sub  of  n 15  acrs  of  w half  of  sw 
qr  of  sec  34  39  14;  also  s 30  ft  of  n 55  ft  of  lot  1 in  b 1 
in  D W Storr’s  sub  of  u hlf  of  out-lot  19  in  C T’s  sub 
of  sec  33  3g  14.  Chas  A Crane,  Conservator.  .LN. 

May  20. 

Lot  1 of  Fairfield  &.  Tudor’s  sub  of  w half  of  b 5 of 
Borden’s  sub  of  w hlf  of  se  qr  of  sec  36  40  13.  M Wat- 
kins, Special  Master.  L N. 

May  24. 

The  s 50  ft  of  lot  1 in  b 19  Hyde  Park;  also  lots  29 
30  31  and  32  in  b30  (Grand  Crossing)  Cornell,  being  a 
sub  of  sec  26  and  part  of  sec  33  38  14.  D A Pierce, 
Adm’r.  L N. 

Lot  3 ex  8 50  ft  thereof,  and  lot  4 in  resub  of  b 49 
in  C T’s  sub  of  w half  and  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  17  39 
14.  Catharine  Price,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  12  in  b 1 in  Wilber  & Eberhart’s  sub  of  b 25  in 
C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Kate  Lowry,  Guardian.  L N. 

May  25. 

Lots  46  and  47  in  b 6 in  Crane’s  sub  of  s % of  w qr 
of  sw  qr  of  sec  28  39  14.  Maria  Kistenmacher,  Admx. 
L N. 

Lots  4 5 6 and  7 in  b 1 in  village  of  Lemont.  Anto- 
nia Schlunsen,  Admx.  L N. 

Sub-lot  19  of  O M Dorman’s  sub  of  that  part  sth  of 
the  n 3 acres  of  lot  2 b 37  in  C T’s  sub  of  w hlf  and  so 
much  of  se  qr  as  lies  w of  the  sth  branch  of  Chicago 
Kiver  of  sec  21  39  14,  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  12  13  and  14  in  b 2 of  Hiatt’s  sub  of  n half  of  e 
40  acres  of  sw  qr  of  sec  7 39  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sher- 
iff. L N. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


May  2G. 

E hlf  of  lot  1 and  the  w hlf  of  lot  2 in  Archer’s  add 
Nathaniel  Bacon,  Guardian.  L N. 

June  2. 

Lot  58  in  block  1 in  Sampson  & Greene’s  add,  with 
Suilding  and  improvements  thereon.  Fred’k  Voltz, 
quccessor  in  Trust.  L N. 

May  31. 

Lot  19  in  blk  3 and  lots  11  and  12  in  blk  9,  all  in  D S 
Lee’s  add;  lots  1 2 and  3 in  b 5 in  sub  of  bs  1 2 4 and  5 
in  Watson,  Tower  & Davis’  sub  of  w hlf  nw  qr  of  sec 
6 39  14;  lots  18  19  20  and  21  in  b 1 in  E B McCagg’s  sub 
of  out-lot  19  in  the  sub  of  Board  of  Trustees  of  111  & 
Mich  Canal  of  the  sw  qr  of  sec  5 39  14,  also  lots  42  and 
43  in  bik  23  of  C T’s  sub  in  sec  5 39  14.  J L Wilson, 
Spec’l  Comm’r.  L N. 

W hlf  of  lot  47  in  blk  35  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14, 
with  buildings  and  improvements  thereon.  H L Wait, 
Master.  L N. 

Lots  5 6 7 8 9 10  11  12  and  13  in  Gayte’s  sub  of  s % 
of  lot  20  in  Newhall,  Larned  & Woodbridge’s  sub  of 
nw  qr  of  sec  15  38  14.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

All  of  lot  53  in  b 1 in  Brown’s  add,  said  add  being 
laid  out  in  the  s 45  acres  of  e half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  32  39 
14.  A F Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  78  of  Kralovec  & Honomichl’s  sub  of  b 13  John- 
son & Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  J It  Custer, 
Master.  L N. 

June  1. 

I*ot  15  in  b 135  in  School  sec  add.  D J Avery,  Mas- 
ter. LN. 

June  2 

Lots  9 and  10  in  b 8 Lee’s  add,  with  build’gs  known 
as  663  and  665  N Robey  st.  A F Stevenson,  Master. 
L N. 

June  8. 

N 50  ft  of  lot  1 in  b 19  Hyde  Park;  also  lots  29  30  31 
and  32  in  b 30  Cornell  (Grand  Crossing),  being  a sub 
of  sec  26  and  pt  of  sec  35  38  14.  D K Pierce.  Adm’r. 
LN. 

June  9. 

Lot  3 of  Pieter  & Dalenberg’s  sub  of  part  of  w hlf 
of  sw  qr  of  sec  15  37  14.  Christiana  C Getze,  Adm’x. 
L N. 

Beginning  at  the  ne  cor  of  blk  4 of  Linden  Grove 
sub,  being  the  nw  35  acs  and  s 90  acs  of  nw  qr  of  sec 
21  38  14.  F L Kimmey,  Trustee.  L N. 

Beginning  at  a point  on  the  n line  of  and  159  ft  w 
from  the  ne  cor  of  blk  4 of  Linden  Grove  sub,  being 
the  nw  35  acs  and  s 90  acs  of  nw  qr  of  sec  21  38  14.  F 
L Kimmey,  Trustee.  L N. 

Lots  43  and  44  in  b 5 of  Hoyt,  Canfield  & Matteson’s 
sub  of  the  s hlf  of  sw  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  16  38  14.  Fred 
L Kimmey,  Trustee.  L N. 


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Agents  for  Building  Material, 

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REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 

A room  furnished  with  desk,  chairs  and 
light  for  rent  at  $8.00  per  month.  Apply  at 
Room  14,  164  and  166  Washington  st. 


PETER  E POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


1®’“  Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


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HABDUOOD-MV-YABD  PRICES 

(Retail.) 

WHITEWOOD. 

Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in  . . . 

$38.00  @40. 

1st  and  2d 

30.00  35. 

Box  boards 

35. 

Inch  and  over 

26.  30. 

Half  inch 

23.  28. 

Common  1st,  1 in 

20.  22. 

Plank 

22.  25. 

Cull 

12.  15. 

ASH. 

1 to  4 in 

$35.00@40. 

Wagon  stock 

40. 

Wagon  poles 

55.00  @60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in. . . 

45.00@ 

Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear 

dressed  and  matched 

35.00@45.00 

Quartered 

50.00  @ 

OAK. 

Clear 

$40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 

35.  @38. 

Common 

22.  @25. 

Timber 

25.  @ 28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 

5. 

Felloes,  per  set 

1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in,,  clear 

dressed  and  matched 

35.00@45. 

Quartered 

45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 

30.  35. 

Common 

25. 

OHEBBY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in 

$75.00  @80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 

85.00@90. 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in 

$45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 

50.00@55, 

HICKORY. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in 

$45.00@50. 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 

75 

3 y^y2 

90@  1.00 

4x5 

1.00@  1.25 

4x6 

1.50 

434*6 

1.75 

5x6 

1.75 

BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 

75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 

80.  90. 

Common 

55.  60. 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 

75. 

34x10  in.  and  over 

70. 

Culls,  1 in 

32. 

Cull  plank 

35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m. 

125.00 

Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in. 

2 

234x234 

7 

3x3 

19 

MAPLF. 

Maple  steps 

$35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 

30.  @35. 

Common 

20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 

32.00@35. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st 

$26.00 

Hickory  elm 

25., 

Gray  elm 

20. 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 

35.  @40. 

Sycamore 

25. 

Chestnut 

50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 

18.  @40. 

YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car 

lots,  F.  0.  B., 

Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . 

$25.00 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 

25. 

Common,  4 inch 

21. 

Culls 

15 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OB  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch 

$25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 

28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 


STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  lj^,  1}4  and 

2 in $35. 

Common 27. 

FINISHING. 

1st  and  2d  clear $32.00 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDiAG  JOURNAL. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ikon  Ooknioes,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Coutrncts  solicited  in  nil  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slntes  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 

Gas  Machines, 

Plain  and  Fancy  Lamps, 

CAR  AND  FACTORY  LAMPS, 

BUILDERS  OF  GAS  AND  WATER- 
WORKS, 

Gasoline! 

PENNA.  GLOBE  GAS  LIGHT  CO., 

47  & 49  North  Second  Street,  Philadelphia. 
N.  Y.  & N.  J.  GrG.  Lt.  Co.,  Limited, 

1 Park  Place,  N.  Y. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 

YARD  PRICES-UAR  LOTS-DRY. 


THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 


1st  and  2d  clear,  1-inch ft  8 00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1)4  and  114  inches  46  00 

3d  clear,  1)4,  114  and  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  1)4  and  154  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  154,  154  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select 22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 Inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

, Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

1 All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D 20  f t 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 


All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
I dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 


FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 


A flooring,  6-mch  35 

B 33 

C 26  0 

A clear,  4-inch 35  00 

B ...  29  00 

C 26  00 

No  IFencing,  G-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B , 6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00  I 

B 35  10  . 


FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 

A siding  strips 

A flooring  strips 

B „ „ 

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40  00 
38  00 
33  00 
32  00 
23  00 


BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 


Clear,  %-ineh,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

i A,  % -inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50  I 

B 20  50 

C IS  00 

I Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

i Clear  and  A.  54-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

i B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  00 

B,  insh.,  6 inch 32  00 


SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

0 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  UD’ 10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-iflch,  50  cents  more  than 

flooring. 


tA  MAM  . 

WHO  IS  UNACQUAINTED  WITH  THE  CEOCRAPHY  OF  THIS  COUNTRY,  WILW1 
SEE  BY  EXAMININC  THIS  MAP,  THAT  THE 


CHICAGO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

Bv  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
West  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nental link  in  that  system  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
is  also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  from  points  East,  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding  points  W est  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  its  main  line  and  branches,  Chicago, 
Joliet  Ottawa,  LaSalle,  Peoria,  Geneseo,  Moline  and  Rock  Island,  in  Illinois; 
Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield,  Cttumwa.  Oskaloosa,  West 
Liberty,  Iowa  City,  Des  Moines,  Indianola,  Winterset,  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin, 
Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  and  Atchison, 
In  Kansas;  Albert  Lea,  MinneaDOiis  and  St.  Paul,  in  Minnesota;  Watertown  in 
Dakota,  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 

THE  GREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  of  continuous  steel  rail;  subr 
Btantially  built  culverts  and  bridges;  rolling  stock  as  near  perfection  aa 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 
and  air-brakes;  and  that  exacting  disciplino  which  governs  the  practical 
operation  of  all  its  trains.  Other  specialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 
all  connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 
luxuries  of  its  Passenger  Equipment. 

The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  and  the  Missouri  River  are  com- 

fosed  of  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent  Pullmat 
alace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dining  Cars,  in  which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  “good  Digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

Is  the  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  Denots  for  all  points  in  the  Territories 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route.  Past  Express  Trains  are  run  to  tha 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  hunting  and  fish- 
ing grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota,  lt  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  tha 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastoral  lands  of  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
between  Newport  News.  Richmond,  Cincinnati,  Indianapolis,  and  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable,  as  well  aa 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada;  or 
by  addressing 

R.  R.  CABLE,  E.  ST.  JOHN, 

President  and  General  Manager.  Chicago.  C»i»ral  Ticket  and  Passenger  Agent,  Chicaflt* 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 

194  LaSalle  St.,-  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  '20  feet M3  00 

9J  „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  W\  and  1^4-inch Vi  00 

Green,  $1  lesH. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  leei 14  00 

44  16  ft,  No.  11  12  00 

12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  %l  >0. 

f PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common ’ T 9 60 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1 14  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2^4 -inch 00  60 

2l/2-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 45 

Extra  A 2 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 


TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 


2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  00@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00@16  00 

2x8,  „ „ 12  00(5/14  50 

2x10  „ 12  00@16  00 

2x12,  „ 12  00 @17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 12  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  V2  6 inch,  7 feet 10*4 

Zz  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

Z2  8 inch,  7 feet 17 V* 

% 8 inch,  7 feet 9 

% 9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length 13 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

10  feet,  par  inch 06 

12  “ 11  “ 10 

14  “ “ “ 15 

16  “ “ “ 18 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 


Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2^4  in $23  00@25  00 

Thicker 25  00@27  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 

OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Common  14  00@16  00 

Timber 17  00@19  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Step  plank 27  00 

Cull 10  00 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

1st  and  2d 65  00@70  00 

Common 43  00@48  00 

Culls 24  00 @28  OO 

Extra  good 70  00@75  OO 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 22  00@24  OO 

Common ' 14  00(5  16  00 

Cull 11  00@13  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 60  00@65  00 

44  44  thick 65  00@70  00 

Cull 10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00@21  00 

Common 12  00@14  00 

Cull 6,  00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00@30  00 

Cull 10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 32  00@35  00 

1st  and  2d,  1%  in  and  up 35  00@37  50 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 16  00(S18  00 

Cull 5 00@  6 00 

Merchantable 13  00@14  00 

BIRCH. 

Good 20  00@25  00 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00@17  00 

Cull 8 00 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00@16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00@15  00 

Cull 

Log  run 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 23  00@25  00 

Cull 6 00@10  00 

Log  run 13  00@15  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d..., 30  00@35  00 

Cull 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00@24  00 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00@20  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch 24  00@26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@29  00 

CALIFORNIA.  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  00 

44  44  rough 52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHINGLES — REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr  bdl 4.90  pr  M 

fcqnareButts  • _ 4.60  pr  M 


AS— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  (Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


SLATE  MANTELS 

Urinal  Slabs,  Wash  Trays,  Sinks, 
and  all  kinds  of  Slate  Work. 

210  and  212  Van  Buren  St., 
CHICAGO. 

Your  orders  solicited,  and  promtly 
attended  to. 

CROSSMAN  & LEE 

Mural 


IZSTSTTS^IsrCS  AGE1TCY 
170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples1  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE 


METROPOLITAN 


Telephone  No.  1353 


-AND 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  & Office— 157  Mich.  Av,  cor.  Adams. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

CHAS.  T.  YERKES,  3201  Michigan  Ave. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

MAX  M.  ROTHSCHILD,  2112  Prairie  Ave. 
CHURCH  OF  THE  COVENANT,  Belden  Ave.  cor 
N.  Halsted  St. 

GEO.  STUR^ES,  107  Pine  st. 

H.  M.  HOOKER,  569  Washington  Blvd. 


Sewer 


uous  i nm. 

I 07  '.a  alle  Street. 

Varda — 69  N.  Elizabeth  St. 
*5th  at.  <v  V * s.  M.  S.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY, 


Pipe 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 


Book-keeping, 

Penmanship, 

Short-Hand, 


COURSE  OH1  STUDY : 

Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 
Correspondence,  Business?  Forms, 

Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling;. 


THE  BUSINESS  EXCHANGE  IS  A 

GREAT  BUSINESS  EMPORIUM ! 

In  which  you  see  Banking',  manufacturing.  Importing.  Commission.  Jobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Real-Estate,  Insurance  and  Transport- 
ation Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 

" Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time. 
Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

O.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So'e  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Kegisters, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 

N.  A.  Boynton,  President,  1 i*/"  Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vioe-Pres.  > “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  Yoke.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 

Sparham  & Shepherd, 

Sole  Licensees 
FOR  STATE  OF  ILLINOIS, 

SPARHAM  FIRE-PROOF 

Roofing! 

234  LA  SALLE  ST 

ROOM  24, 

( CafT  Building. ) 

M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  - - - - ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
STEAM-FITTING, 

No.  9 Arcade  Court, 

Bet.  Madison  and  Monroe  Sts.,  CHICACO. 
Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &e., 

No.  324  W. MADISON  Street, 

Cor.  Curtis  St.  CHICACO.  ILL. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS — REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 
THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 
RENTS- TENEMENT  INSPECTION 
THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES 
TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL 
SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD VII. 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS 

TRUST  DEEDS X. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  XII.  & 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS 
REAL  ESTATE  LA W— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 
SHERIFF’S  SALES-TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  thao  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
9£Si  Chicago  Opera  House  Building, 


1ST.  Al.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

mOKEWEMirWIRMRICI 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 


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BRANCH  YARD: 


M.  KEATING, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

20  1 to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Ilarble  M an  tel*  wholesale  and  retail. 

[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


219  E.  Washington  St.  f Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 


246  Wabash  Ave., 


CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers  I Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

OFFICERS--*  ^ENRY  Botsford,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

' l Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower, Secretary. 

™.  E.&  WM.  P.  ROLLO  & CO.,  Agents,  TeleJ9h,ODe  210  La  Salle  Street. 


NOTICE! NTOTIOE! 

TO — 

Agents  for  Building  Material, 

— OR — 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 

A room  furnished  with  desk,  chairs  and 
light  for  rent  at  $8.00  per  month.  Apply  at 
Room  14,  164  and  166  Washington  st. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co. 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND 

Ee-G-ilding  Done  on  Short  Notice. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

? MANUFACTURERS  OF 

PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 

No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


O.  H.  POSTAL, 

CARPENTER  and  BUILD  E R. , 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


G.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  M\lt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  s-ncl  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  159  I.aSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,?  . 

Telephone  883.  J 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


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The  value  of  a complete  Directory  of  reliable  and  established  Real  Estate  Agents,  Renting  Agents,  Capitalists,  and  Loan  Agencies,  as  well  as  Insurance  Agencies,  is  proven  by  i 
numerous  inquiries  from  every  State  and  money  center,  by  mail,  and  personal  calls  of  Chicago  business  men,  and  visitors.  It  is  not  claiming  too  much  to  say  that  the  Real  Estate 
and  Building  Journal  is  filed  and  bound  by  nine-tenths  of  all  persons  so  engaged.  The  Journal  is  now  twenty  years  old,  and  is  as  complete  and  correct  as  it  can  be  made.  Its  j 
circulation  is  rendered  of  four-fold  value  by  the  fact  that  it  is  universally  filed  and  bound  as  a book  of  reference,  and  for  the  tables  of  prices  of  building  material,  which  are  kept 
corrected  up  to  date  of  issue.  The  sol  d men  of  the  profession  have  always  advertised  in  it,  and  continue  to  patronize  its  columns,  because  they  desire  to  be  known  as  being  per-  ' 
manently  engaged  in  business,  through  the  proper  channel,  and  because  they  desire  to  support  a worthy  sheet  that  never  blackmails  representatives  of  the  trades  to  which  it  caters, 
or  from  which  it  seeks  support.  We  can  not  publish  a full  card  in  this  Directory,  containing  all  the  particulars  of  a man’s  business,  for  $4.00  a year,  as  we  have  been  doing,  nor  is 
it  necessary.  No  reasonable  man  wants  his  pedigree  published  for  a “nickel  a week.”  The  advertisements  formerly  published  on  this  page  are  transferred  bodily  to  another  page, 
and  this  space  will  be  occupied  by  a complete  Directory  of  all  reputable  dealers  engaged  as  above  described. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting. 

ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  Gust.,  Rm.  3,  153  E.  Randolph  st. 
BAIRD  k BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  6t. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  k Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 

BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Ira,  144  La  Salle  st. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  k HOYT,  174  Dearborn  st. 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

COLE,  M.  T.,  & Co  , 188  W.  Madison  st. 

DAVIS,  W.  L.,  k Co.,  Rm.  1, 153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st. 

DREYER,  E.  S..  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  k RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Bib,  S.  Chicago. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  k CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B„  k Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  k Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  k Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  G.  U.,  k Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINS  k BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Block. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Block,  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  k Co.,  90  Washington  st. 
LEAGUE,  Wm.,  k Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LYMAN  k GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st.  \ 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  k Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
OSBORNE  k KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
REED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

REED  k HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  k Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
STANLEY,  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  530  Blue  Island  av.  ^ 

TIDHOLM  & REGNA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  & KEATING,  202  La  Salle  st. 


TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER’S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WHEELER  k CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  k Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  and  Insurance. 


Private  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


Iron  Cornices. 

CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 


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Felt,  Composition  and  Gravel 
Roofers. 

BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 

CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  21. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  MAY  22,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


,EAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING-  JOURNAL 

tEstablished  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  St.,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

TERMS : 

eb  Year  (in  advance) 4.00 

ingle  Copies 15 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 

titered  at  Chicago  Postoffice. as  second- class  matter. 

EE  ED  & HUELBUT, 

HONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REiVL  ESTATE. 

- — RAILWAY  BOYDS  FOR  SALE 

JOSIAII  H.  REED.  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 

. Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago 

ERoom  2 165  Washington  St. 

W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE. 

iuilders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences, 
and  Cottages. 

Houses  sold  on  Easy  Payments. 

Room  4—80  Dearborn  St. 

G,  U.  GORDON.  W.  L.  BLOOD. 

C.  U.  GORDON  & CO., 

leal  Estate  and  Loans 

79  Dearborn  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71,  ) 

Unity  Building,  J 0-h.ioa.gO. 


California  Fruit  Lands. 

700  acres  selected  fruit  lands,  San  Bernardino  Co., 
al.,  offered  in  tracts  of  10  acres  and  upwards,  to 
lose  an  estate.  This  property  is  surrounded  by 
paring  orange  groves,  vineyards,  schools,  churches, 
eautiful  residences. 

Depot  1^4  miles  from  property. 

Special  railraad  rates  to  see  the  property. 

O.  H,  BROOKS, 

Room  67.  14»  J.a  Salle  St. 

Horace  A.  Goodrich, 
REAL  ESTATE, 

>o  Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 
CHICAGO. 

I LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
33STE,  FOUR,  USTIJSTE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

i6w  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated, From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  MADISON  STREET. 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

Snow  & Dickinson, 

i^esil  ±u stsi/t,©  ]3roIs.^3rs. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents. 

W D.  Kerfoot.  W.  a.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jb. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co., 

90  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  tc  (he  interests  of  non-residents 

H.  C.  Zuttermeiste',  C.  H.  Puscheck. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

i 818  S.  EhLSTED  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL.  i 

Property  in  all  parts  ot  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rente 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
reti&ble  companies. 

Xteef'Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN. 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICACO. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros. 

REAL  ESTATE  & MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

No.  92  Washihgton  Street, 

CHICACO. 

JNO.  11  KNIGHT.  Jss.  Hi.  MARSH ALt. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST.,  CHICAGO 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

We  give  Specie:1  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non 
Residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

Wm.  Evans.  C.  C.  House!. ' J.  R.  Wickersham . 

EVANS  & CO., 

Real  Estate  § Loan  Brokers, 

1 14  La  Salle  Street, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business.  Secur- 
ities bought  and  sold. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

Room  lO, 

99  and  IOI  Washingion  St., 

HICAGO,  - - ILL. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

00  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents , 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & CO, 

BANKERS, 
Loans  * and  * Real  * Estate, 

99  Dearborn  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

J.  L.  turner.  w.  a-  bond 

TURNER  & BOND, 

rteal  23stats> 

Mortgage  Leans, 

102  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  efi 
Commission.  Taxee  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  John  D.  Jennings, 

President.  Vice-President. 

Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r. 

The  Mutual  Trust  Society 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other  Bonds; 
the  Execution  of  Trusts;  the  Investment  of  Trust 
Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates,  etc. 
Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully  guarded. 
Taxes  paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  St., 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5U92.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

— TO — 

1 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 

F.  A.  BRAGU  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 
CHICACO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  nonresident* 

JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  514,  S,  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO.! 

Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  F.  B.  Hogue 

BOttUE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Specm 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  ot  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-iesidents  careiuily  looked  after. 


SAM'L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 

Chicago, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 

Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell,  Bruce  B.  Barney. 

Edw.  F.  Getchell  & Go., 

127  Dearborn  St.,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 

Chicago  jleu-va  -ooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisi««is, 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  Sts.,  Main  Fluor. 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 

Henry  A.  Osborn.  Joseph  B.  Keeler. 

OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting 
Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  and  Monroe  Sts. 

Choice  Property  for  Inve  itment  a Specialty. 

F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

Barnes  & Parish, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  SallF  St..  Chicago. 

STORES AXD  HOUSES  REXTED. 

Bents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  NOD-Residents,  Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  N o 438. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  MAY  22,  1886. 


The  outward  movement  of  gold  at  the 
present  time  is  without  significance,  so  far 
as  it  relates  to  trade  or  the  general  business 
situation.  France  wants  gold,  and  is  mak- 
ing it  an  object  for  the  leading  money  mar- 
kets of  the  world  to  deliver  it.  We  have  a 
surplus  which  can  be  spared  without  inter- 
ference with  our  financial  stability,  and  are 
sending  it  abroad,  we  suppose,  because 
there  is  a better  profit  in  doing  so  than  in 
retaining  it  in  idleness  at  home.  The  recent 
shipments  of  gold  are  destined  for  Paris, 
and  will  probably  enter  directly  or  indirect- 
ly into  the  new  French  loan  of  900,000,000 
francs,  to  be  protected  by  an  issue  of  per- 
petual 3 per  cent,  rentes.  The  original 
proposition  of  the  French  Government  was 
a loan  of  1,466,000,000  francs,  but  this  was 
cut  down  by  the  Chamber  of  Deputies  to 
the  amount  as  above.  The  funds  are  re- 
quired for  the  following  purposes:  To  repay 
loans  made  to  the  Government  by  savings 
banks,  350,000,000  f.;  life  annuities  fund, 

60.000. 000  f.;  liquidation  account,  105,000,000 
f.;  extraordinary  budget  of  1886,153,000,000 
f.;  treasury  bills,  242,000,000  f.:  total,  900,- 
000,000  f.  With  the  exception  of  the  increase 
in  the  reimbursements  of  treasury  bills  from 

230.000. 000  to  242,000,000,  all  of  those  items 
were  the  same  as  originally  proposed  by  the 
Minister  of  Finance.  The  budget  committee 
also  gave  way  on  the  question  of  redeemable 
against  perpetual  rentes,  and  accepted  the 
latter.  The  Minister  of  Finance  on  his  side 
abandoned  the  reimbursement  to  the  Treas- 
urer-General, which  formed  part  of  the 
scheme  to  transfer  the  business  of  the 
treasury  to  the  Bank  of  Finance  and  its 
branches,  and  the  funding  of  the  466,000,000 
of  sexennial  bills,  but  he  reserved  the  right 
to  bring  forward  those  questions  afresh 
when  the  general  budget  comes  up  for  dis 
cussion.  If  the  Chamber  then  accepts  his 
proposal,  a further  issue  of  567,000,000  of 
rentes  will  be  necessary.  It  is  believed  that 
some  portion  of  the  gold  sent  out  has  gone 
to  Paris  for  permanent  investment,  and  is  a 
new  departure  for  American  capital.  The 
time  for  opening  the  books  was  immediate- 
ly after  the  monthly  settlement  at  the  Paris 
Bourse,  for  the  month  of  May. 

* * * 

The  growth  of  the  protective  sentiment  in 
the  South  is  even  more  rapid  than  its  man- 
ufacturing development.  Owners  of  prop- 
erties which  they  wish  to  have  utilized  have 
come  to  understand  that  if  protection  could 
be  absolutely  assured  for  a term  of  years 
there  would  be  much  greater  progress  than 
at  present,  and  a feeling  of  intense  dislike 
against  free  trade  politicians  and  advocates 
has  been  aroused  that  will  soon  be  thorough- 
ly understood  by  Southern  Congressmen,  if 
by  no  one  else.  As  an  old  man  from  North 
Alabama  expressed  it  the  other  day,  “Any 
congressman  that  puts  a block  in  the  way  of 
protection  will  get  run  over.” 

* * * 

• Real  estate  dealers  in  several  Western 
cities  report  quite  an  active  demand  for  city 
lots  and  for  properties  along  the  lines  of  the 
railroads.  A great  deal  of  property  has  been 
bought  for  manufacturing  sites.  Small  house 
building  is  being  pushed  with  wonderful  ac- 
tivity in  large  and  small  towns,  and  these  I 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


houses  are  quickly  bought  on  the  install- 
ment plan.  This  activity  is  due  largely  to 
the  fact  that  Eastern  capital  is  creeping 
westward  after  employment,  and  is  finding 
it  at  remunerative  prices.  Interest  is  low, 
and  loans  are  much  more  easily  effected  than 
a few  ysars  ago.  Capitalists  and  money 
lenders  are  more  willing  to  permit  their 
money  to  go  into  industrial  enterprises  than 
a few  years  ago. 

* * * 

The  leader  and  members  of  the  Knights 
of  Labor  present  a spectacle  of  “the  blind 
leading  the  blind.”  They  are  going  ahead 
darkly,  ignorantly.  They  don’t  know  what 
is  before  them.  All  around  them  are  dan- 
gers that  they  can  not  see.  Their  steps  are 
fierce,  but  uncertain.  They  are  listening  for 
some  warning  of  menaces  that  they  can  not 
behold.  Both  men  and  leaders  are  blind  to 
the  truth.  Their  eyes  are  closed  to  perils 
hemming  them  in.  The  Knights  themselves 
are  blinded  by  the  promises,  threats  and 
commands  of  their  dictators,  who  are  blind- 
ed by  arrogance  and  an  insane  desire  to 
rule  over  capitalists.  Like  other  blind  men, 
the  Knights  of  Labor  are  deceived.  They 
think  they  are  walking  in  safety.  They 
suppose  they  are  on  a broad  highway  of 
triumph;  that  the  demagogues  are  leading 
them  on  to  a condition  of  peace,  plenty, 
everlasting  prosperity  and  freedom.  They 
don’t  see  any  danger.  Before  them  yawn 
the  dark  pits  of  communism  and  anarchy, 
but  they  plunge  heedlessly  on,  for  they  know 
nothing  of  the  meaning  of  these  awful 
depths.  By  their  sides  are  the  precipices  of 
socialism  and  atheism,  but  they  can  not  see 
them.  Their  heads  are  filled  with  dreams  of 
a safe  road.  They  think  they  are  treading  a 
great  avenue  of  victory.  Above  them  are 
black  skies  of  retribution,  and  the  light- 
nings flash;  but  it  means  nothing  to  them. 
They  can  not  discern  the  signs  of  the  social 
heavens.  They  are  blind  to  what  they  have 
done.  They  blame  the  capitalists  for  the 
calamities  that  have  come  upon  them.  They 
can  not  see.  It  does  not  appear  to  the 
Knights  of  Labor  that  they  have  caused  this 
widespread  paralysis  of  business;  that  they 
are  the  murderers  of  officers  of  the  law  in 
the  West;  that  they  are  blamable  for  mob- 
bing innocent  men  in  the  street  of  Phila- 
delphia, New  York  and  Chicago.  They  are 
sightless.  They  do  not  see  that  they  have 
brought  ruin  on  themselves;  that  they  are 
the  slaves  of  unscrupulous  rulers;  that  their 
future  prospects  are  very  dark.  They  are 
blind  men  walking  heedlessly  on!  Nothing 
but  some  terrible  shock  will  ever  open  their 
eyes;  and,  as  sure  as  God’s  sun  rises  in  the 
east,  that  shock  will  come.  It  may  not  come 
in  the  shape  of  rifle  bullets  from  the  guns  of 
soldiers  sent  to  protect  corporate  property. 
It  may  come,  as  beggary,  when  their  old 
places  are  filled  with  men  who  will  work, 
and  will  not  listen  to  the  order  of  commun- 
ists. It  may  come  as  death,  when  they  are 
mown  down  by  artillery  in  mad  attempts  to 
destroy  the  lives  of  non-union  workers;  but 
whatsoever  its  shape  may  be,  it  is  inevitable. 

THE  MARKET. 

The  market  is  gradually  but  with  no  less 
certainty  assuming  again  its  former  active 
condition. 

Confidence  is  already  being  shown  by 
home  capitalists  who  are  well  aware  that  it 
will  take  more  than  one  bomb  to  destroy  or 
diminish  the  values  of  Chicago  real  estate  or 
detract  in  any  way  from  it  as  a means  of  in- 
vestment. Property  is  held  as  firm  to-day 
by  owners  as  at  any  time  previous  to  the 
strike. 

Many  capitalists  in  the  east  and  else- 


Waite 

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And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  aDd 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THE 

BEST  IS  THE  MARKET. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

120  20tlY  STREET 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Seasoned  Cuban 

— and — 

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MAHOGANY 


For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

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SAW  MILLS  AND  WHARF  : 283  ggg  gast  20th  St. 

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Pianos  and  Organs. 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  the 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEYr  Pianos,  the  incompar- 
able ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  ns  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 

Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


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188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


•203  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


ISTo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Cliicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  astate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

JE^~Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre- 
pared to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


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jyhere  have  withdrawn  their  orders  for  Chi- 
jago  real  estate  during  the  past  few  weeks, 
through  the  intimidation  received  from  the 
faring  headlines  and  exaggerated  state- 
nents  of  our  worthy  dailies.  Letters  from 
svery  direction  show  that  the  greatest  fear 
ias  been  prevalent  both  for  the  property 
ind  lives  of  all  Chicagoans  during  the  past 
ew  weeks.  Whilo  to  the  contrary  no  such 
ear  was  manifest  or  needed  to  be  mani- 
ested  during  this  time  by  the  people  of 
Chicago. 

The  confidence  now  shown  by  home  capi- 
.alists  will,  however  soon  dissipate  this  feei- 
ng of  uncertainty  upon  the  part  of  non-iesi- 
lent  buyers. 

Business  property  in  the  centre  of  the 
:ity,  placed  in  the  market  is  as  a rule  held 
it  too  high  prices  by  owners.  Much  that  is 
low  offered  will  only  net  six  per  cent,  which 
s by  far  too  low  when  risks  of  renting  and 
he  general  care  of  such  property  are  taken 
nto  consideration. 

In  such  a case,  bonds  or  stocks  paying  5 
,r  51^  per  sent  are  better  investments. 

Acre  property  and  suburban  lots  show  an 
mprovement  over  previous  weeks. 

The  dicision  of  the  Supreme  Court  in  fa- 
■or  of  the  Field  building  at  the  corner  of  La 
Salle  and  Monroe  sts,  makes  very  probable 
he  speedy  erection  of  this  large  structure. 
York  has  been  stopped  for  some  months 
ram  a dispute  between  Messrs.  Field  and 
jeiter  as  to  what  rights  are  allowable  by  a 
>arty  wall  contract. 

When  Field  commenced  the  erection  of 
lis  new  building  at  the  corner  of  Monroe 
md  La  Salle  Sts.,  he  broke  into  the  base- 
nent  of  Leiter’s  building  at  the  west  end  of 
he  lot  in  order  to  strengthen  the  founda- 
ions  of  the  wall,  and  use  the  wall  as  a party 
/all  under  a contract  he  had  made  several 
ears  ago  with  Leiter.  Judge  Moran  grant- 
d an  injunction  to  Leiter  against  Field,  on 
he  ground  that  as  the  contract  expressly 
eclared  that  all  additions  should  be  made 
ntlie  east  side  of  party  wall,  Field  had  no 
ight  to  put  in  any  foundation  beyond  the 
aedium  line  of  the  party  wall. 

The  Supreme  Court  reversed  the  decision, 
olding,  that  the  agreement  between  the 
■arties  constituted  a party  wall  agreement, 
uch  being  the  case,  the  original  wall  be- 
ams a party-wall,  with  all  the  incidents  of 
iarty-walls.  Necessarily,  therefore,  the 
asement  of  support  for  such  wall  is  given 
qually  on  both  sides  of  the  line  of  owner- 
hip.  One  party  could  not  have  the  bene- 
.ts  of  a party  wall  without  submitting  his 
property  to  all  burdens  incident  to  such 
rails.  The  right  of  support  was  one  of  the 
uost  valuable  rights  arising  out  of  such  an 
greement.  The  evidence  clearly  showed 
hat  the  wall  could  not  be  supported  by  a 
oundation  only  on  the  east  side,  but  it 
lust  be  over  the  center  of  the  foundation. 
Yhile  our  aldermen  are  not  required  to  be 
onversant  with  the  classics  or  sciences, 
hey  should  be  thoroughly  versed  in  the 
ights  of  ownership  of  land,  else  anarchy 
nay  have  greater  foundation  for  its  sway 
han  it  now  has  in  Chicago.  Through  an 
■rdinance  passed  by  the  Council  recently, 

1.  W.  Maltby,  who  owns  property  on  the 
lorth  side  of  Haines,  west  of  Hawthorne, 
ias  received  damages  amounting  to  about 
>50,000.  An  ordinance  was  passed  recently 
acating  Haines  st.,  between  Crosby  and  the 
forth  Branch  Canal.  The  ordinance  was 
>assed  in  favor  of  the  Chicago  Gaslight  & 
loke  Co.,  who  own  considerable  property  in 
his  vicinity,  but  on  the  vacation  of  Haines 
it.  deprives  Mr.  Maltby  of  the  only  outlet 
his  property  had.  It  amounts  to  pretty 
learly  total  confiscation  of  his  property, 
bet  the  city  mal^e  adequate  amends  to  Mr. 
Maltby  for  his  property,  and  the  aldermen 
earn  hereafter  to  respect  the  rights  of  pri- 
vate ownership. 

W.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co.  are  now  located  in 
,heir  new  and  finely  furnished  offices  at  No. 
35  Washington  st. 

H.  C.  Morey  <fc  Co.  have  moved  to  No.  83 
■Washington  st. 

H.  G.  Foreman  & Bros,  report  an  im- 
provement in  the  market  for  loans.  They 
believe  buyers  have  more  confidence  in  Chi- 
cago real  estate  than  it  is  supposed. 

E.  A.  Warfield  has  sold  more  than  three- 
quarters  of  the  subdivisions  which  he  has 
ibeen  handling,  located  between  48th  and 
;49th,  Ashland  and  Wood.  Lots  range  from 
$350  to  $7:  0.  The  demand  for  this  property 
has  not  been  abated  by  the  labor  troubles. 

Nelson  Thomasson  is  receiving  an  active 
(inquiry  for  acres. 


F.  W.  Springer:  There  is  a good  demand 
for  lots  in  Hyde  Park. 

S.  H.  Kerfoot  <fc  Co.:  Prices  for  property 
remain  firm.  We  are  receiving  inquiries  for 
residences. 

Norman  T.  Gassette  & Co.:  Business  is  al- 
ready recovering. 

E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.  report  the  sales  of  a 
lot  on  Dearborn  st.,  at  $320  a foot;  one  on 
N.  Clark  near  Garfield,  at  $125  a foot;  fifty 
feet  on  N.  Clark  in  Lake  View;  and  south- 
east corner  of  Nelly  and  Pine  Grove,  160x 
200. 

Chandler  & Co. : While  the  improvement 
in  bnsiness  is  only  slight  at  present,  we  ex- 
pect it  to  fully  recover  in  the  course  of  two 
weeks. 

Sam’l  Gehr  & Son:  Business  is  gradually 
righting  itself  again. 

E.  F.  Getchell  & Co.  negotiated  the  sale  of 
120  acres  at  $66,000,  on  W.  48th  st.,  south- 
east corner  of  47th. 

E.  L.  Brainerd  has  been  building  on  his 
subdivision  in  South  Englewood,  and  im- 
proving it  with  trees,  etc.  He  has  sold  $7,000 
worth  of  this  property  recently. 

P.  E.  Stanley  <fc  Co.  report  a good  market 
for  investment  securities. 

Rutz,  Needles  & Netling  are  negotiating  a 
large  number  of  loans  throughout  Ihe  coun- 
try. 

H.  A.  Hurlburt  reports  the  loan  market  to 
be  as  active  as  usual. 

J.  L.  Cochran  is  now  making  improve- 
ments on  his  property  at  Edgewater,  6*4 
miles  from  the  court-house,  on  Lake  Michi- 
gan. It  is  connected  with  the  city  by  the 
Chicago  Evanston  R.  R.  This  property  is 
the  same  distance  north  as  Kenwood  and 
Hyde  Park  are  south. 

A.  S.  Mailman  & Co.  report  business  to 
be  as  active  as  usual. 

Otto  E.  Pietch:  Business  is  quite  brisk 
with  me. 

R.  S.  Elder  has  sold  600  lots  in  less  than 
three  years  in  Altgeld’s  subdivision  in  Lake 
View. 


NEW  TOEK  BEAL  ESTATE  MABKET. 

May  opens  favorable  for  real  estate  in  this 
city  and  near  by  places.  There  seems  con 
siderable  money  seeKing  investment,  and 
plenty  of  property  offered.  Last  Saturday 
was  a lively  one  at  the  Real  Estate  ex- 
change. Special  offers  of  $10,000  to  $50,000 
or  a larger  amount  on  first  class  city  proper- 
ty at  four  and  a half  per  cent  were  made. 
The  following  property  was  offered. 

A three  story  brown  stone  in  West  Eighty 
second  street  for  $22,000;  three  lots  on  Sev- 
enty third  street  and  avenue  A for  $20,000; 
a farm  of  175  acres  at  Say  brook  Conn.,  for 
$10,000;  ninety  acres  at  Somerset  N.  J„  for 
$20,000  and  twenty-seven  acres  at  Tom’s 
River,  N.  J.  for  $3,500.  Among  the  proper- 
ties listed  011  the  Exchange  are  tiJvo  parcels 
on  Park  avenue,  one  in  the  vicinity  of  the 
Seventh  Regiment  Armory  for  $57,000;  a 
corner  residence  in  the  Thirties  for  $125,000 
a prominent  cor  on  Third  avenue,  in  the 
vicinity  of  100th  street  for  $107,000;  another 
corner  a few  blocKS  higher  up  for  $77,500;  a 
dwelling  on  West  Fiftieth  street  fer  $30, <>00; 
a six  story  tenement  in  Chrystio  street  for 
$211,000  and  a five  story  one  in  Baxter  street 
for  $27,500;  100  acres  in  Passaic  county  N. 
J„  for  $14,000  and  a farm  of  eighty  acres  in 
Ulster  county  N.  Y.  for  $7,000. 

PHILADELPHIA  CAPITAL  . 

The  fact  that  there  is  a large  amount  of 
idle  capital  in  Philadelphia  seoKing  invest- 
ment is  shown  by  the  way  subscriptions 
pour  in  when  the  prospectus  of  a new  finan- 
cial enterprise,  ably  managed,  is  announc- 
ed. The  stocK  of  the  three  land  title  com- 
panies recently  organized,  has  already 
doubled  or  trebled  in  value,  and  two  more 
companies  of  a similar  nature  are  to  be  or- 
ganized. It  is  stated  however,  that  one  of 
companies  proposes  to  cultivate  an  entirely 
new  field.  The  initial  movement  in  this 
new  enterprise  occured  a few  days  ago  when 
a number  of  prominent  capitalists,  business 
men  and  representative  manufacturers  met 
in  the  First  National  Bank  building  to  orga- 
nize a corporation  to  act  as  intermediary 
between  capitalists  and  approved  borrowers 
for  long  terms,  and  to  carry  on  other  busi- 
ness of  the  same  character.  The  company 
does  not  contemplate  trenching  on  the  busi- 
ness of  the  established  banks  and  trust  com- 
panies, but  will  be  more  after  the  nature  of 
some  of  the  great  investment  companies  of 
Europe.  Dr.  William  Pepper  presided  at 
the  meeting,  and  Mr.  Morton  McMichael 


acted  as  secretary.  Mr.  Wharton  Barner, 
who  has  had  a great  deal  to  do  with  starting 
the  company,  explained  with  others,  its  pro- 
posed business.  The  capital  stock  of  $1,500- 
000  has  been  fully  subscribed  and  there  is 
another  million  anxious  to  be  admitted, 
there  is  a difference  of  opinion  among  the 
subscribers  whether  this  additional  capital 
should  be  admitted  and  the  stock  increased 
to  $2,500,000. 


We  again  call  attention  to  the  auction 
sale  of  33.000  acres  of  Western  lands,  most- 
ly in  Minnesota,  belonging  to  the  estate  of 
Jay  Cooke  & Co.,  in  bankruptcy,  whioh  takes 
place  at  the  Real  Estate  Board,  Room  5,  161 
La  Salle  st.,  in  this  city,  May  26th,  com- 
mencing at  12  o’clock,  noon.  Arrangements 
are  under  the  charge  of  W.  J.  Barney  & Co., 
27  Tribune  Building,  who  have  descriptive 
catalogues  of  all  the  lands  to  be  offered.  We 
trust  there  will  be  a full  attendance  of  the 
investors  and  real  estate  men  of  the  city,  as 
nothing  would  seem  more  desirable  to  ad- 
vance the  interests  of  real  estate  transac- 
tions than  that  this  auction  should  be  a 
complete  success.  To  offer  such  a vast 
quantity  of  farming  lands  to  the  highest 
bidder  shows  a faith  in  the  market.  There 
can  be  no  better  way  of  bringing  buyer  and 
seller  together  and  arriving  at  fair  values, 
or  of  economizing  time  in  the  transfers  of 
large  properties,  than  by  this  method. 

A numbeb  of  bills  from  the  Public  Lands 
Committee  will  come  ..before  the  House  dur- 
ing this  month.  Among  these  bills  will  be 
several  for  the  repeal  of  some  land  laws 
which  have  been  found  in  practice  to  be  of 
use  chiefly  to  land  grabbers.  To  show  how 
necessary  it  is  to  repeal  some  of  these  laws, 
it  has  become  Known  here  that  recently  a 
com'pany  of  capitalists  took  up  in  two  days 
a million  and  a quarter  acres  of  timber  lands 
in  Louisiana,  paying  for  them  $1.25  an  acre, 
when  they  were  easily  worth  from  $10  to  $15 
per  acre.  It  is  high  lime  to  begin  to  save 
the  public  lands  for  homesteads  for  the  peo- 
ple. There  are  now  left  only  about  fifty 
million  acres  of  arable  public  lands.  The 
forfeiture  bills  now  before  Congress  will  add 
nearly  two  hundred  millions  to  '.his  amount. 
But  there  will  be  there  a desperate  lobby  to 
fight  these  forfeiture  bills,  as  well  as  the 
other  land  bills  soon  to  be  acted  on.  The 
influence  of  this  lobby  has  apparently  been 
strong  enough  to  keep  the  Senate  from  call- 
ing up  and  acting  on  several  forfeiture  bills 
which  the  House  passed  early  in  the  ses- 
sion. 


Removals. 

Horace  A.  Goodrich  has  removed  his  office 
to  rooms  24  and  26,  80  Dearborn  st.  Mr. 
Goodrich  has  been  engaged  for  years  in  the 
buying  and  selling  of  Chicago  real  estate, 
and  has  gained  a wide. knowledge  of  its  value 
He  makes  a specialty  of  investment  proper-, 
ties  and  the  management  of  estates. 

Crossman  & Lee,  interior  decorators,  have 
removed  their  studio  and  office  to  No.  266 
Wabash  ave,  where  they  have  adequate  fa- 
cilities for  carrying  on  their  large  and  grow- 
ing business,  and  are  fitting  up  fine  show- 
rooms. The  firm  carry  constantly  on  hand  a 
select  stock  of  the  latest  foreign  designs  in 
wall  paper,  also  in  papiere  mache  and  inter- 
ior furnishings  in  general.  Their  capacity 
for  preparing  new  atid  exclusive  designs  in 
interior  decorations  is  generously  recogniz- 
eed,  and  their  marked  success  in  this  special 
feature  of  their  business  is  testified  to  by 
many  of  the  finest  houses  in  Chicago. 

H.  M.  Garlick  has  removed  his  office  to 
room  39  of  the  Hansen  Bldg.,  116  and  118 
Dearborn  St.  The  purchase,  sale  and  ex- 
change of  real  estate  both  in  the  city  and 
county  is  attended  to  by  him. 

The  Robbins  Estate  has  removed  its  office 
to  room  5,  147  La  Salle  St. 

Among  the  important  changes  of  our  in- 
surance agencies  this  spring  is  the  removal 
of  Wm.  E.  & Wm.  F.  Rollo  & Co.  to  the 
north-west  corner  of  La  Salle  and  Adams 
Sts.,  where  they  have  every  facility  for 
carrying  on  their  large  and  growing  busi 
ness.  The  firm  are  among  the  oldest  agen- 
cies in  the  city  and  are  representatives  of 
the  following  reliable  companies;  Packers’ 
and  Provision  Dealers’  Ins.  Co.,  of  Chicago; 
Girard  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  of  Philadelphia.  Pa.; 
Western  Assurance  Co.,  of  Toronto,  Can.; 


Franklin  Ins.  Co.,  of  Columbus,  O.;  Mechan- 
ics’ Ins.  Co.,  of  Brooklyn,  N Y.,  and  the 
Marine  Ins.  Co.,  of  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

The  Boynton  Furnace  Co.  are  getting  out 
new  and  large  sizes  of  their  furnaces.  'I  he 
Champion  wood  furnace  is  among  their  new 
makes.  They  carry  a full  line  of  Tuttle  & 
Bailey’s  registers  and  ventilators. 

CITY  COUNCIL. 

May  3, 1886. 

Synopsis  of  ordinances  passed  as  follows: 
For  sidewalk  on  both  sides  of  Indiana  from 
Leavitt  St.  to  Kedzie  Ave;  same  on  both 
sides  of  Rumsev  st  from  Chicago  av  to  West 
division;  same  on  both  sides  of  Douglas  av 
from  Oakley  av  to  south  west  boulevard; 
same  on  both  sides  of’OaKley  avfrom  Doug- 
las to  36th  st.  Same  on  both  sides  Auburn 
st  from  36th  to  Douglas;  both  sides 
Ashland  av  from  Archer  av  to  Illi- 
nois Michigan  canal,  on  both  sides 
of  Ayers  court  from  W.  Huron  st  to  Chicago 
av;  both  sides  of  Snell  st  from  w Huron  to 
Chicago  av;  both  sides  of  Temple  stfrom  w 
Huron  to  Chicago,  both  sides  of  Seymour  st 
from  Kinzie  st  to  w Chicago  av;  both  sides 
of  Artesian  av  from  w Kinzie  to  Ohio  st. 
Both  sides  of  Pratt  Place  from  Hoyne  av  to 
its  western  terminus,  both  sides  of  w Monroe 
from  Aberdeen  st  to  Western  av  both  sides 
of  w Taylor  st  from  Canal  to  Halsted,  both 
sides  of  Bradley  from  Noble  st  to  Elston  av 
on  west  side  of  Holstein  Park  from  Ems  st 
to  Hamburg  on  east  side  of  Long  Johnst, 
from  31st  st  to  Douglas  av;  on  north  side  of 
Grand  av  from  Wright  place  to  Washtenaw 
av;on  south  side  of  Iowa  st  from  Wood  to 
Robey  st. 

For  sidewalk  on  both  sides  of  Grace  st  from 
Division  to  Vedder;  both  sides  of  Pleasant 
stfrom  Division  to  Vedder;  both  sides  of 
Herndon  st  from  Hawthorn  av  to  Fullerton; 
both  sides  of  Yine  st  from  Division  to  Ved- 
der; both  sides  of  Otis  st,  same  to  same,  both 
sides  of  Jay  st  from  Center  st  to  Fullerton 
av;  also  for  curbing,  grading  and  paving  the 
alley  from  Dearborn  av  to  n State  st,  bet- 
ween Michigan  and  Illinois  st,  for  same  from 
Grant  to  Schiller  st,  bet  n Clark  to  La  Salle 
av,  lor  same  from  16th  to  18th  sts  bet  Wa- 
bash and  Michigan  aves;  for  curbing,  filling 
and  paving  Robey  st  from  w,  Harrison  to 
Ogden  av;  for  curbing  and  filling  Gurley  st, 
from  Blue  Island  av  to  May  st,  same  on  Nix- 
on st  from  w Polk  st  to  w Taylor;  for  grad- 
ing and  paving  Langley  av  from  37th  to 
Egau  av;  also  for  repealing  ordinance  and 
and  annulling  assessment  for  the  improve- 
ment of  alley  from  Harrison  to  Gurley  st 
bet  Morgan  and  Miller;  For  establishing 
sidewalk  space  on  Lexington  st,  West  Polk, 
Harvard,  West  Taylor  and  Filmore  sts.  For 
annulling  assessment  for  the  improvement 
of  the  alley  from  29th  to  31st  between  South 
Dearborn  and  Butterfield  sts,  for  the  im- 
provement of  Tell  place,  and  Kirth  place. 

Objects  of  a Real  Estate  Exchange  in 
Baltimore,  Md. 

1.  To  secure  uniform  rates  of  brokerage 
in  real  estate  transactions. 

2.  To  protect  the  business  from  the  en- 
croachments of  unlicensed  and  unauthorized 
persons  who  profess  to  act  as  real  estate 
brokers. 

3.  To  maintain  principles  of  honesty  and 
fair  dealing  in  the  operations  of  licensed 
real  estate  brokers. 

4.  To  stimulate  greater  activity  in  real  es- 
tate by  joint  effort  in  effecting  sales  and 
transactions  rather  than  by  scattered  indi 
vidual  work. 

5.  To  discourage  and  prevent  the  unfair 
division  of  the  broker’s  commissions  by  per- 
sons not  in  the  business,  who  have  no  real 
claim  upon  him  for  a share  of  his  living. 

6.  To  restore  the  calling  of  the  real  estate 
broker  to  its  former  position  of  dignity  and 
responsibility  in  this  community,  and. to  in- 
itiate measures  to  place  it  upon  a founda- 
tion of  influence  and  permanence  in  the 
future. 

It  is  the  duty  of  an  agent  to  state  facts  in 
making  sales  of  lands,  and  to  be  careful  not 
knowingly  to  misrepresent  the  title  or  the 
character  of  the  land;  and  it  is  as  important 
that  the  buyers  should  not  misrepresent 
themselves  to  an  agent.  If  you  want  an 
agent  to  stand  by  you  in  your  dealings,  you 
must  do  your  part  faithfully.  Some  persons 
will  go  to  an  agent  and  find  out  the  resi- 
dence of  the  owner,  and  write  or  go  and  see 
him,  in  order  to  cut  the  agent  out  of  his 
commission.  Such  dealing  is  not  only  un- 
gentlemanly,  but  is  actually  dishonest. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  LAW. 

Admitting  Copt  or  Will  to  Pbobate. — 
The  opinion  of  the  probate  Court  of  Hamil- 
ton Co.,  O.,  by  Goebel*  J.,  holding  that  to 
admit  a copy  of  a will  from  another  State 
to  record  in  that  State  the  original  will  must 
have  been  admitted  to  probate  and  record, 
and  the  court  admitting  it  to  record  there 
must  be  satisfied  of  that  fact. 

Easement — Right  of  Wat. — The  opinion 
of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Illinois  by  Magrud- 
er,  J.,  holding  that  an  easement,  as  in  the  case 
of  a right  of  way,  may  be  created  by  the  dis- 
position made  of  the  premises  by  the  owner 
of  the  estate,  and,  upon  a severance  of  the 
title,  the  purchasers  will  take  their  respect 
ive  shares  as  they  existed  in  the  hands  of 
the  former  owner;  the  foundation  of  the 
doctrine  of  easement,  in  such  and  like  cases, 
being  a disposition  and  an  arrangement  of 
the  premises  as  to  the  use  of  the  different 
parts,  by  him  having  the  unity  of  seizin  and 
then  a severance. 

Lusk  & Torrence  subdivided  and  platted 
this  land  in  such  a manner  that  there  was  no 
way  of  approach  to  the  lots  which  did  not 
abut  upon  the  main  highway  except  along 
the  strip  in  question.  They  then  severed 
their  title  by  conveyances  of  different  lots 
to  different  owners,  accompanying  their 
sale?  with  the  declaration  that  each  lot  own- 
er should  have  a right  of  way  over  the  strip 
to  the  main  road.  Each  lot  passed  with  the 
advantages  conferred,  as  well  as  subject  to 
the  burdens  imposed  by  the  original  owners. 

Will — Appointment  of  New  Tbustee  bt 
Countt  Couet. — The  opinion  of  the  Appel- 
late Court  for  the  First  District  of  Illinois, 
by  McAllister,  J.,  holding  where  a person 
provided  in  his  will  that  in  certain  contin- 
gencies the  County  Court  might  appoint  a 
new  trustee,  that  it  was  the  intention  of  the 
testator  to  confer  the  power  upon  the  Coun- 
ty Court,  as  a court,  and  not  as  an  individ- 
ual, and  as  the  County  Court  had  no  chan- 
cery jurisdiction  it  had  no  authority  to 
appoint  a new  trustee,  as  directed  in  the 
will  of  the  testator. 


HOW  TO  DJECORATE. 

Headboards  of  bedsteads  are  sufficiently 
high  to  be  handsome,  without  reaching  to 
the  altitude  they  once  attained.  A freak  of 
fancy  is  to  have  panels  of  embossed  leather 
inserted  in  them  above  the  mirror  on  the 
bureau,  and  in  the  bacKS  of  chairs. 

A pleasing  fashion  is  to  maxe  spreads 
and  pillow-cases  of  colored  silesias,  trimmed 
with  colored  laces. 

Wood  carving  of  a high  character  is  fast 
coming  into  favor.  It  is  displayed  in  elab- 
orately worked  screens,  chair-seats,  desks, 
door-frames,  and  nearly  every  description 
of  furniture. 

Dark  walls  and  carpets  absorb  the  light 
and  give  to  a room  a gloomy  appearance;  it 
is  therefore  better  to  select  a medium  tint 
against  which  objects  will  stand  in  good  re- 
lief, and  for  a drawing-room  dark,  solid 
colors  are  to  be  preferred  to  light,  delicate 
tints,  and  patterns  of  a reposed  appearance 
are  chosen  in  preference  to  those  of  a more 
pronounced  character. 

Imitation  Madras  curtains  in  new  designs 
are  shown  that  are  artistic  and  pretty.  Mex- 
ican gauzes  come  in  all  the  light  tints — pale 
pink,  blue  and  crimson  on  a fawn  ground — 
while  gauzes  with  lace  edging  are  also  in 
favor,  and  give  that  dainty  look  to  a room 
that  is  so  desirable. 

Nothing  can  be  prettier  for  a bedroom 
than  a chintz-covered  screen,  particularly  so 
when  the  curtains,  chair  and  ottoman  covers 
match  it. 

A round  mirror  framed  in  richly  chased 
brass,  and  supported  by  heavy  chains  at 
either  side,  is  very  showy. 

Handsome  dining-room  screens  have  fine 
frame  work  covered  with  illuminated  leather 
and  decorated  with  leather  fringe  and  stud- 
ded with  large  square  brass  nails.  There  is 
absolutely  no  rule  for  the  size  or  shape  of 
screens.  They  may  be  high  or  low,  narrow 
or  broad,  one  fold  or  six.  It  does  not  appear 
to  matter  for  fire-screens,  only  there  is  a 
regulation.  They  are  invariably  single,  and 
in  their  construction  opalescent.  Stained  or 
jeweled  glass  plays  important  parts. 

A handsome  antique  oak  chest  is  consid- 
ered aD  important  furnishing  for  a hall. 

Iron  architectural  work  is  used  largely  in 
decorating  homes;  for  the  adornment  of  ves- 
tibule entrances  and  gardens,  vases  of^ 


bronzed  iron  are  supplied  that  represent  in 

relief  some  of  the  finest  conceptions  of  an- 

cient  artists.  Church  ornamentation  claims 

a large  share  of  iron  work,  as  in  altar  rail- 

inga. 

PRICES  OF  BUILDING-  MATERIAL 

STONE. 

Pier  and  footing  stone,  8 in.,  per  eq.  ft 

u » “ 10  “ “ 

.18 

.20 

“ “ “ 12  “ “ 

.22 

Rublestone,  38  cord,  100  ft.  13,000  lbs  in  yd,  8.00to  8.50 

Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered 

.55 

Malone  B.  S.  flagging,  on  car,  3 inches 
“ “ “ 4 “ 

.24 

.28 

“ building  stone,  per  cube 

Maxwell  & Co.  3 inch  flagging,  on  cars 
“ “ 4 “ " “ 

.22 

.26 

“ “ building  stone 

LIME. 

Chicago  lime,  in  bulk 

..  .60to  .70 

Wisconsin 

..  ,60to  .90 

Slate  (finishing) 

Plaster  of  Paris  (calcined) 

..  1 . 80to  2.00 

Plaster  (casting) 

HAIR. 

Cattle  hair,  per  bush 

Goat  “ “ 

Sand,  per  load 

..  1.25 to  1.50 

MORTAR. 

Walpole  mortar  black,  per  lb,  in  bbls. 

.04(4 

Peerless  mortar  colors,  black 

.04(4 

“ “ “ red 

.04(4 

BRICK. 

Anderson  pressed  

Common 

St.  Louis  pressed 

Purington  Kimball  

Indiana  (W.  E.  Hinchcliff  k Co.) 

..16.00to22.00 

Philadelphia  pressed 

Milwaukee  pressed  

Tiffany  pressed 

Trenton 

Zanesville  (Harris  Bros.) 

Perth  Amboy,  buff 

“ “ mottled 

50.00 

Anderson  moulded 

60.00to300.00 

St.  Louis  k‘  

. 50.00to  75.00 

Indiana  “ 

. 25 . OOto  60.00 

Zanesville  u 

.75.00to600.00 

Enameled  brick 

.80.00tol00.00 

Fire  brick 

.25. OOto  50.00 

Hollow  brick 

15.00 

Hollow  porous  terra  cotta  brick 

45.00 

CEMENT. 

Michigan  stucco 

..  1.75to  2.00 

New  York  stucco 

Cement,  Utica  and  Buffalo,  per  bbl. . . 

..  1.001O  1.25 

Cement,  Louisville  and  Milwaukee  . . . 

..  1 OOto  1.25 

Portland  imported  cement 

PAINT. 

DRY.  OIL. 

White  lead  [Am.]  per  lb 

Zinc,  white  [Am.] 

.08  .12 

Red  Venetian 

02- . 06  .12 

Red  vermillion 

20-.40  50-1.00 

Red  Indian  English 

.12  .22 

Yellow  ochre 

.02  .15 

Yellow  chrome  

.18  .25 

Green  chrome 

.12  .20 

Paris  green 

.20  .35 

Blue  ultramarine 

.16  .35 

Lamp  black 

.08  .30 

Putty 

.03 

Whiting  [dry] 

.01  .02 

Burnt  sienna 

.09  .16 

Burnt  umber  

.07  .16 

Linseed  oil,  per  gal 

.47 

Linseed  oil  [boiled]  per  gal 

.50 

Turpentine,  per  gal 

.46 

Coach  varnish 

1.25  to  2.00 

Shellac 

3.24  to  4.00 

MARBLE. 

Italian,  veined 

Tennessee  red 

Georgia 

Tennessee  [Knoxville]  

Vermont  white 

Ophite 

Armodite 

SLATE. 

Green,  Vermont,  per  square 

Purple 

Red 

Black,  Lehigh 

Washington,  Pa 

Black,  Bangor 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Whate  sand,  per  bbl 

Fire  clay,  per  bbl 

Plastering  hair,  per  bush 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  hair 

.12(4 

Roofing,  per  square  gravel 

Asphalt  roofing 

Marble  dust,  per  bbl 

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RAYMOND'S  PATENT 

Compressed  Lead  SashWeights 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 


NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  IVo  Friction.— NTo  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farwell’s  “ 

0.  H.  Case’s  “ 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offie  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SI  to  59  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


’ioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

'ireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone 


will  bnilt  anew  passenger  depot.  Wm.  0.  Gughart  of  Grand 
Rapids,  general  manager. 

Fon  du  Lao,  Wis. — The  Nortewestern  Hotel  will  have  an 
addition  built  soon. 

Ironwood,  Wis. — Mr.  Nick  Gallagher  of  Oconto  will  build 
a hotel. 


C.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 

Iain  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard.  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 


Building  * Department. 

COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


:lvance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Champaign  III. — An  M.  E.  Church  will  be  erected  at  a 
>st  of  $15,000.  Address  Dr.  L.  G.  Wilcox. 

Evanston  III.— The  Memorial  Hall  has  just  been  com- 
lenced  for  the  Northwestern  University. 

Dodge  City,  Kan. — Kirkpatrick  & Dunn  will  soon  erect  a 
□siness  block  at  a cost  of  $12,000. 

Owensboro,  Ky. — A jail  costing  $30,000  will  soon  be 
lilt.  Address  J.  D.  Atchinson,  commissioner. 

St.  Lawrence,  Dak. — A $20,000  roller  mill  is  being  built 
are.  Address  I.  C.  Kingsbery  manager. 

Peoria,  III. — T.  S.  Allen,  architect  of  Chicago  has  plans 
iady  for  the  erection  of  a church  edifice  for  the  Second  M. 

. congregation.  It  will  be  of  stone  and  frame.  The  con- 
acts  are  ready  to  let. 

Algona,  Iowa. — A $9,000  school  house  is  to  be  built. 
Colorado  Springs,  Col.— A new  school  house  costing  $25- 
10  is  among  the  new  buildings  to  be  built. 

Minneapolis  Minn. — Elias  Halverson  is  to  erect  a good 
isidence  soon;  Capt.  Reno  has  plans  ready  fora  $15,000 
sidence.  The  Foss  Methodist  church  will  have  $6,000  ex- 
snded  on  improvements.  F.  O.  Holman,  pastor. 

Clarinda  Iowa. — Will  put  in  water  in  their  city  at  a cost 
E $40,000. 

Louisville  Ky. — The  Louisville  Spoke  Co.  is  incorporat- 
1 with  a capital  of  $40,000.  J.  H.  Ward  president,  W.  E. 
tortimer  secretary. 

Allegan  Mich. — Oliver  & Co.  will  build  a three  story 
irniture  factory,  to  be  30x80  ft. 

Oxford,  Mioh. — Will  erect  a $10,000  school  house. 

Union  Bridge,  Md. — Water  works  will  be  erected  here  by 
ie  city  and  the  Western  Maryland  Railroad. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M.  Boioe. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


Palatka,  Fla. — The  Florida  Railway  Co.  will  expend 
about  $100,000  in  erecting  new  buildings  and  wharves 
here. 

Rapid  City  Dak. — The  Harvey  Hotel  will  soon  be  com- 
menced. 

Omaha,  Neb.— A new  foundry  and  machine  shop  70x145 
ft.  is  to  be  erected  here  by  Usher  & Russell. 

Red  Oak  Iowa. — A $6,000  Baptist  church  will  be  built 
here. 

Chase  Mich. — A new  M.  E.  Church  is  soon  to  be  erected. 

Red  Wing,  Minn. — A $20,000  school-house  will  be  built 
here  this  season. 

Oswego,  Kan. — A Roller  Co.  has  been  incorporated  with 
a capital  of  $75,000.  Directors:  Julius  Lasker  Oswego,  I. 
Heidenheimer  and  Morris  Lacker  of  Galveston. 

Jefferson  City,  Mo. — A four  story  and  basement  busi- 
ness house  40x140  will  soon  be  built  at  a cost  of  $30,000  Col. 

A.  M Saxton  owner.  E.  J.  Eckel  architect. 

Duluth,  Minn. — A.  J Sawyer  will  erect  a $20,000,  resi- 
dence, McMillan  & Stebbens  architects. 

Chattanooga,  Tenn.- — S.  H.  Read  will  build  a $25,000  bus- 
iness block.  Wm.  Dowling  is  the  contractor. 

Springfield  Ohio. — Alvin  Welch  is  the  contractor  for 
Edward  Wren’s  residence  which  is  to  cost  $10,000. 

Cambridge  Ohio. — Col.  J.  D.  Taylor  will  soon  have  a new 
hotel  built. 

Memphis  Tenn. — The  Schlitz  Brewing  Co.  of  Milwaukee 
Wis.  will  erect  buildings  for  their  ice  depots,  bottling  de- 
partments, offices,  storages,  etc.  Will  cost  $30,000,  C.  G. 
Rosenplaenter  of  Memphis,  architect. 

Aurora  III. — A.  Schoeberlein  will  erect  a three -story  and 
basement  business  house.  It  will  be  built  of  brick  and  stone 
pressed  brick  and  cut  stone,  architectural  and  galvanized 
iron  work  and  cost  about  $15,000.  J.  E Minot  architect. 

Lexington.  Ky. — John  W.  Lell  is  preparing  to  enlarge 
the  Casino  Theatre. 

St.  Louis  Mo. — A public  drinking  fountain  will  soon  be 
erected. 

Jones  Ohio. — A new  freight  and  passenger  depot  is  be- 
ing build  on  the  Air  Line.  J.  Ramsey  Jr  of  Cincinnati, 
chief  engineer. 

I Petoskey  Mioh.— The  Grand  Rapids  & Indiana  railroad 


Chattanooga  Tenn. — F.  S.  Fenton  has  plans  prepared  for 
a $10,000  residence. 

Covington  Ohio. — Johh  Popp  will  soon  build  a brick  res- 
idence. 

Eau  Claire  Wis. — F.  E.  Hinds  has  the  contract  for  the 
erection  of  a business  block  for  Mr.  M.  Fox. 

Waukesha,  Wis. — Work  has  commenced  on  the  new  gas 
works  at  a cost  of  $60,000.  Address  Carroll  E.  Gray. 

Lansing,  Mioh — Col.  F.  Schneider  will  build  a three-story 
brick  and  stone  business  block  at  a cost  of  $10,000.  It  will 
be  built  of  pressed  brick,  cut  stone,  and  architectural  and 
ornamental  iron  work,  O.  V.  Fuller  architect.  Contracts  not 
let. 

Denver,  Col. — E.  M.  Ashley  is  about  to  erect  a residence 
costing  $18,000.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  built  of  pressed 
brick,  R.  S.  Roeschlaub  architect,  James  Buell  contractor. 

New  London,  Iowa. — A $3,000  school  building  will  be 
erected  here,  C.  A Dunham  of  Burlington  i3  the  architcet. 
Contracts  not  let.  The  building  will  be  two  stories  and 
built  of  frame. 

Centerville,  Iowa. — A Presbyterian  church  will  be  built 
at  a cost  of  $10,000.  C.  H.  Howell  will  receive  bids  C.  A. 
Dunham  of  Burlington  architect. 


J W Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  and  Treas. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office— Room  30. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

A.  A.  CUDELL.  A.  A.  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

FINE  CABINET  WORK. 

Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

factory:  I , _ _ 

22  & 24  South  Jefferson  St,  5 CHICAGO. 


City  Office: — Rooms 21  and  22,  226  & 228  LaSalle  St. 

F-  M.  CLARKE 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  ’-elating  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted. 


10TORY:  761  to  773  S.  Canal  St.  i 
ike  Oanalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St. 


CHICAGO. 


THE 


REPORT  OF  3STEW  BCJILTDITSTOS  AND  BXJILIDIWOS  TO  BE  ERECTED, 


For  the  week  'ending  May  22,  1886. 


OWNER. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

LOCATION. 

COST 

ARCHITECT.  BUILDER. 

DESCRIPTION. 

3 

637  N Clark  st 

$10000 
3 “ 

enry  Brandt 

3 

Flat  building 

21x52 

120  Center  av 

H Brandt  (contractor) 

Indiana  pressed  brick. 

L Campbell 

2 

Six  residences 

135x155 

Warren  and  California  avs 

22  “ 

C A Weary,  156  Washington  st 

Anderson  pressed  brick,  Bedford  stone  and  terra  cotta, 
Brick  and  Indiana  pressed  brick. 

H Bell 

2 

Stores  and  flats 

25x50 

339  W Randolph  st 

3 “ 

W D Price,  Home  Insurance  Building 

itrs  E Turner  

3 

Two  residences 

35x45 

513  Hurlbut  at 

8 “ 

L G Halberg,  Ashland  Block 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

3 

24x75 

7 “ 

St.  Louis  pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 
Anderson  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

Cheatle 

2 

Residences  

25x50 

462  W Jackson  st 

6 “ 

Jno  W Brooks.  Metropolitan  Block 

L Huntington 

2 

Store  buildings 

40x64 

Ogden  and  Central  Park  avs 

7 “ 

C A Weary,  156  Washington  st 

Brick  an**  stone  [contracts  not  letj. 

L Huntington 

2 

Three  dwellings 

74x38 

Ogden  and  Central  Park  avs 

8 “ 

C A Weary,  156  Washington  st 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  Bedford  stone. 

ottlieb  Budach 

2 

Dwellings 

24x56 

Seminary  and  Garfield  avs 

4 “ 

F Ahlschlager,  70  La  Salle  st e 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  Euclid  brown  stone. 

emper  Bros 

4 

Stores  and  flats 

50x173 

Halsted  and  North  avs 

35  “ 

Frommann  k Jebson  

Pressed  brick  and  Portage  brown  stone. 

tr  Bartl 

2 

Dwelling 

26x54 

Mohawk  st 

6 “ 

Adam  Boos,  474  Sedgwick  st 

Pressed  brick,  cut  stone  and  galvanized  iron. 

[rs  P L Shuman 

2 

Residence 

40x60 

Astor  st 

15  “ 

C L Stiles,  84  La  Salle  st 

Brick  and  rock-faced  Foxhill  granite . 

has  Gastfield 

2 

Residence 

21x52 

Hoyne  av  and  Bryson  st 

4 “ 

G Bloedner,  613  W Chicago  av 

Lemont  stone  and  brick . 

A Brown 

Residence 

70x — 

2626  Michigan  av 

100  ‘ 

Burling  & Whitehouse,  36  Clark  st 

Blue  Bedford  stone. 

lien  Jaeger 

3 

Residence  

22x63 

513  N Franklin  st 

6 “ 

H Schnoor,  434  Dayton  6t 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

L Loveday 

3 

Block  of  dwellings 

50x68 

Cor  Oakley  and  Monroe  sts 

15  “ 

A.lf  Smith,  151  Monroe  st 

Pressed  Brick  and  brown  rock-faced  stone. 

hurch  of  Holy  Angels 

2 

Hall 

50x132 

Oakwood  Boulevard 

18  “ 

J J Egan,  142  Dearborn  st 

Rough  stone. 

3 

42x70 

15  “ 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  iron. 

Pressed  brick,  terra  cotta  and  iron. 

Rough  stone,  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta. 

4 

60  “ 

otter  & Reiske 

2 

Stores  and  flats 

66x70 

3821  Cottage  Grove  av 

30  “ 

W G Barfield  st,  81  S Clark  st 

nna  R Chase 

2 

Residence  and  Barn  . . . 

25x65 

Wabash  av  and  33rd  st 

9 “ 

C A Weary,  156  Washington  st 

Anderson  pressed  brick,  terra  cotta  and  brown  stone. 

lr  Guigon 

2 

Residence 

22x40 

48  Elm  st 

2500 

M Meissner,  829  Milwaukee  nv 

Indiana  pressed  brick. 

2 

22x65 

9 19th  Place 

3500 

Ira  R Van  Buren 

3 

Four  residences 

68x70 

Division  near  Astor  sts 

20000 

) c 

Brown  stone  and  granite  sandstone. 

ames  Dunn 

3 

Flat  building 

60x80 

Jackson  and  Halste  1 sts  

160(10 

> C A Weary,  156  Washington  st j 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  Bedford  stone. 

atnes  Dunn 

3 

Two  residences 

43x50 

Quincy  and  Halsted  sts  

8500 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 

Irs  Indra 

3 

Flat  building 

22x60 

441  S Desplaines  st 

4500 

Jno  Banish  (contractor) 

Indiana  pressed  brick. 

3 

8000 
10  “ 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  pressed  brick. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  Bedford  stone 
Common  brick. 

it  N Hull  

3 

tobert  Bond 

2 

Residence 

5 “ 

3 

6 “ 

N Cunning 

2 

Four  residences ... 

78x60 

14  “ 

no  G Shedd., 

2 

Barn 

22x27 

Millard  av  and  26th  st 

i “ 

0 A Weary  i 166  Washington  st  

— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 


SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 


79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  Street,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE: 

6830  Halsted  Street-Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited- 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 


REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


Ill  La  Salle  St., 


CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 


Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 


154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 


^■Money  I/O'ined, 

^"Taxes  Paid, 

^“Investments  Made, 

Buildings  Itented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 


NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Edward  Rutz,  Ex-Treasurer  State  of  Illinois. 


H.  M.  Needles. 


W.  F.  Netling. 


RUTZ.  NEEDLES  & NETLING 


CITY  5 AND  6 PER  CENT.  LOANS  NEGOTIATED  IN  SUMS  OF  $5,000  AND 
OVER.  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


Rooms  35,  Portland  Block,  S.  E,  Corner  Washington  and 

Dearborn  Streets. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 


BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs,  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st.: 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8 % to  15$  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opeea  House  Building. 


.A.  SPECIALTY. 

Hoorn  42  Portland  Block,  107  Dearborn  St. 


MONEY  LOANED. 


: WITHOUT  COMMISSION,: 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

It.  Prindi  ville.  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

Business  property  on  Kiuzie-street,  east  of 
Wells.  Now  rented  for  $2,200.  Price, 
$19,000. 

46  acres  on  Lake  Shore,  north  of  city. 

20  “ on  Stony  Island-ave.,  near  railroads 

and  shops;  splendid  site  for  manuf’ct’rng. 

10  acres  on  State-st.,  south. 

25  feet  on  Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park. 

50  “ “ Barry-ave.,  near  the  Lake. 

50  “ “ Vernon-ave.,  $90  a foot. 

50  “ “ Indiana-ave.,  bet.  45th  and  46th. 

3-story  and  basement  stone-front,  house, 
Webster-ave.,  near  Lincoln  Park;  $7,00U. 

2 new  brick  flats,  north  side;  $5,000. 

Handsome  residence  on  Barry-ave.,  near 
Lake  Shore;  $9,500. 

7 fine  residences,  west  of  Lincoln  Park; 
about  $40,000. 


Edwin  Aiden  & Bio. 


For  cost  of  advertising  in  any  paper  or 
list  of  papers  published  in  the  United 
States  or  Canada,  send  to  the  Advertis- 
ing Agency  of  EDWIN alden  & bro.. 


Cincinnati.//New  York. 

Cor.  6th  & Tine  AAs.,  'f°/  U0  Nassau  street. 


***  Our  “Newspaper  Combinations,”  a book  of 
P’4  pages,  containing  prices  of  advertising,  full 
instructions,  etc.,  sent  on  receipt  of  ioc.  Our  “Am. 
Newspaper  Catalogue,”  containing  names  of 
every  newspaper  published  in  the  U.  S.  and  Can- 
ada, sent  on  receipt  of  price,  $1.50.  Estimates  free. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO.. 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  North 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin 
coin  Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph.  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av„  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  O. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Farr,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbert,  Room  34,  97 

Clark-st.: 

Woodlawn  Park. — One  fine  new  10- room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows ^lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2J^  blocks  from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  l<’Ox200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  lots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty  third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 


FOR  SALE  — Bargains  in  all  Classes  of 
Business  Property  oub  Specialty. 

We  offer  our  services  to  assist  purchasers 
in  finding  the  property  they  want.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  examin- 
ing all  that  is  for  sale,  or  to  ascertain  what 
is  offered  for  sale.  Some  of  the  best  prop- 
erty is  not  advertised  or  even  placed  on  the 
market.  From  these  causes  buyers  often 
miss  the  best  bargains. 

J-  P.  White.  Room  10, 

99  and  101  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdorff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave..  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 

3-story  brick;  improvements. 

11.000.  W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  35^x124,  good 

corner. 

8,000.  Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

b^ick  flats. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  Drick  cottage. 

1,200.  Leavitt-st„  near  North-ave.,  50x 
125,  vacant. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.,  99 
Dearborn-st. : 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Bueen-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chicago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 600 
Chicago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st. — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chicago-ave. — 2-story  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . .$16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Harmon-court — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stery  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments  $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150 . $16,000 
3-storv  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st . . . $20,000 
330x150.  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  rront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 maroie  mrats,  14  rpoips,  near  Fullerton 
ave,  1 


Wm.  Reed. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 


95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 


Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


I).  CL  HAMILTON, 


DEARER  IN 


Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bernhard  F.  Weber,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  ns. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wm.  Garnett  & Co.,  18 
Dearborn  st. 


Corner  Van  Buren  and  Clinton  sts., about 
150  feet  square,  or  will  lease  for  long  term. 

Calumet  av.  and  RAy  st.,  two  corners,  300 
feet  frontage.  Builders  call. 

Michigan  av.,  stone  front  finely  located. 
$35,000;  lot  30x175. 


FOR  SALE — By  F.  A.  Henshaw,  161  La  Salle 
st.,  Room  4: 

$35,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  corner,  improved, 
desirable  investment. 

33.000.  W.  Lake  st..  3-stor^  stores  and  flats: 

paying  well. 

10.000.  W.  Madison  st..  3-story  stone  front 

store  and  flats. 

7,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  store  and  flats. 

115.  Van  Buren  st.,  near  Lincoln,  24x100 
feet. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Congress,  desirable 
corner. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Van  Buren,  50  feet. 
Ogden  ave.  near  Taylor,  24  feet. 


FOR  SALE. — By  C.  U.  Gordon  & Co.,  79 

Dearborn  Street. 

Elm  Street,  near  Lake  Shore  Drive,  ele- 
gaDt  residences,  from  $9,000  to  $13,000 
each. 

Corner  Bellevue  Place  and  Rush  Street, 
choice  location  for  block  houses. 

Bargains  in  residence  and  business  pro- 
perty in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


Suburban  Improvements' 

HYDE  PARK. 


An  ordinance  was  passed  for  vacating 
alley  in  rear  of  b.  7 of  Johnston  & Clement’s 
sub.  in  sec.  22  38  14;  also  for  a sidewalk  on 
the  east  side  of  Madison  av.  from  57th  st.  to 
133  ft.  north  of  58th  st.;  also  on  the  south 
side  of  57th  st.  from  Madison  av.  to  Wash- 
ington av.;  also  on  the  west  side  of  Madison 
av.  from  57th  to  133  ft.  north  of  58th  st.; 
also  for  opening  and  widening  Lexington 
ax.  from  62nd  to  63rd  sts.;  also  for  sidewalK 
on  west  side  of  Jefferson  av.  from  50  ft. 
south  of  52nd  st.  to  280  ft.  south  of  52nd  st.; 
for  same  on  the  west  side  of  Ellis  av.  from 
40th  st.  to  302  ft.  south  of  40th  st.;  on  the 
east  side  of  Ellis  av.  from  Oakwood  av.  to 
185  ft.  south  of  Oakwood  av. ; on  north  side 
of  54th  st.  from  Lake  av.  to  150  ft.  west  of 
Lake  av.;  also  ordinance  granting  the  right 
to  the  C.  C.  Railway  Co.  to  lay  a track  on 
51st  from  State  st.  to  Indiana  av. 


JEFFERSON. 


It  was  unanimously  decided  recently,  at 
a meeting  of  District  No.  8,  to  issue  bonds 
to  the  amount  of  5 per  cent,  of  the  total 
valuation  of  the  property  in  the  district,  for 
the  purpose  of  building  a $7,000  school- 
house  and  repairing  the  old  buildings, 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


311 


Wm.  E.  Hinchuff  & Cu  ,j  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

K,oom  lO  159  LaSalleSt.  Chicago. 


O.  J.  I-..  MEYER  & SOISTS  CO- 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 

"Wood  Mantels ! 

TILE  AND  FIKE-PLACE  GOODS.  HardWOOd  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

3;peoiaJ  Rates  IMIsici© 
for  Certified 
Copies . 

S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

len’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Ipecial  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


THE  RECORD. 


See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

BHII/DIiVG  PERMITS. 

Junker  stNo  165  J Mrojek  three  stoiy  flats 
22x67,  $5,000. 

Junker  st  No  163,  S Sreial  three  story  flats, 
22x67,  $5,000. 

Jloom  st  No  3759  M Tracey  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x20,  $400. 

J st  No  24,  J J Daley  one-story  cottage  20x 
20,  $300. 

JlarK  st  n,  No  637,  Nic  Hand,  three-story 
store  and  dwelling  25x65,  $9,000. 

Jongress  st  No  1243,  Robert  Jones,  one-story 
cottage,  21x28,  $700. 

Jottage  Grove  av,  3720,  J Cahill,  three-story 
addition  22x25,  $2,000. 

Jongress  st  w,  No  451,  J G Loeber  two-story 
dwelling  22x68,  $5,000. 

Jolorado  av  No  168  R Sille,  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x37,  $1,000. 

Jentre  av  No  636,  Mrs  Heidron  two-story 
dwelling  21x60  $3,500. 

Jlark  st  n No  957  Thos  Moulding  three-story 
dwelling  20x44,  $4,000. 

Jongrest  st  w Nos  771  and  773,  Charles  Lo- 
der  basements,  $1,700. 

Jlybourn  av  No  291,  John  Byrne  three-story 
store  and  dwelling,  25x68,  $5,500. 

Jentre  st  No  415,  A C Stickney  two  story 
dwelling  24x28,  $2,500. 

Jlinton  si  No  442,  M Ehart,  three-story  flats, 
21x46,  $4,300. 

Jypress  st  No  58,  Mrs.  Mary  Brandt,  one- 
stOry  cottage  21x32,  $1,000. 

Jottage  Grove  av  Nos  3539  and  3541  Holton 
& Cobb  four-story  store  and  flats  42x64, 
$12,000. 

Jalifornia  av  sNolO  39  H Fell,  one-story 
cottage  20x20,  $600. 

Jickson  st  No  570,  J Zedmonssi,  basement 
20x40,  $700. 

lesplaines  st  s,  No  168  Mrs  Mary  Clark,  ad- 
dition 18x6,  $400. 

Jeering  st,  No  3032,  Thomas  Noyle,  one- 
story  cottage  20x28,  $600. 

Srie  st  w No  761  Griffin  & Dwight  two  story 
flats  21x41,  $2,300. 

Sdgar  st  No  18,  A Morkowe  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x52,  $1,400. 

?ifteenth  st  w Nos  1191  to  1217  Thomas  M 
Crowley  ten  one-story  cottages  each  21x 
40,  $20,000. 

ray  st  No  130,  Peter  Wilberscheld,  two-story 
dwelling  20x67,  $3,000. 

Hournoy  st  Nos  393  to  397,  E B Pease  two- 
one  story  cottages  each  20x32,  $2,000. 

;5oethe  st  Nos  204  and  206,  L G Hallberg 
two  two-story  dwellings  40x72,  $16,000. 

'{Jirard  av  No  789,  John  Drier  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x32,  $800. 

Prove  st  No  37,  E Carroll  addition  20x20 

$1,000. 

Hamlin  st  No  49  Mrs  C M Jackson  one  story 
cottage  22x42,  $1,000. 

Halsted  st  n.  No  710  Henry  Harms,  one-story 
shop  18x28,  $300. 

Huron  st  w,  No  69  H POsterman  three-story 
store  and  flats  25x60,  $6,500, 

Halsted  st  No  1004,  John  Watson  two-story 
barn  22x25  ft,  $600. 

Halsted  st  n Nos  663  and  665,  Kemper  Bros, 
four  story  stores  and  flats  50x100,  $20,000. 

{Huron  st  w No  611  Griffin  & Dwight  flats  21 
24,  $2,000. 

jHalsted  st  n No  575,  H C Schoendorf  two- 
story  barn  22x40,  $1,000. 


Huron  st  w No  383  George  N Koch  two  story 
flats,  24x56,  $4,000. 

Irving  place  No  469,  James  O’Neil  one-story 
eottage  22x38,  $800. 

Lowe  av  No  2800,  James  Farr  basement  20x 
40,  $1,000. 

Michigan  av  No  2837,  Henry  Botsford  two- 
story  dwelling  30x70  $25,000. 

Michigan  av  No  2835  Mrs  Sarah  A Pope  two- 
story  dwelling  25x72.  $15,000 

Monroe  st  w No  656  E Martin  two  story 
dwelling  23x60,  $6,030. 

Monroe  stw  No  109,  Harris  & Winslow  Go. 
one-story  shop,  20x190,  $3,000. 

Milwaukee  av  No  1007,  Rudolph  ZielKe, 
three-story  addition  24x42,  $4,000. 

Monroe  st  No  1300,  S B French,  one-story 
kitchen  12x14,  $100. 

Milwaukee  av  Nos  161  and  163,  Gilbert  Ol- 
son four  6tory  store  and  dwelling  33x33, 
$10,000. 

Nineteenth  place  No  9,  Frank  Schinck  three 
story  flats  21x56,  $4,300. 

Ontario  st  No  293,  Henry  Field  addition  30x 
40,  $25,000. 

Ohio  st  No  254  Henry  Field  two-story  barn 
40x40,  $5,000. 

Polk  st  No  59,  Greenlee  Bros  & Co,  one- 
story  store  23x33,  $1,000 

Portland  av  No  2645,  W Reinart  addition  23 
x27  $500. 

Prairie  av  Nos  3614-3616,  W F Cuthbert, 
dwellings  44x66,  $24,000. 

Rush  st  near  river,  George  Hanson  ware- 
house ,$6,000. 

Seventeenth  st  w No  645,  one-story  cottage, 
20x50,  $1,000. 

Seymour  st  No  740,  C Christianson  brick 
basement  20x56,  $1,500. 

Sedgwick  st  No  123,  James  Baumeister,  ad- 
dition 15x21,  $500. 

Southport  av  No  253,  C Griebenow,  one-story 
cottage  20x40,  $800. 

Samuel  st  No  71  C Eggert,  one-story  cottage 
21x32,  $800. 

Sedgwick  st  No  567  W Foss  basement  20x50 
$800. 

Taylor  st  w,  No  794,  J W Franz  barn  12x24 
$400. 

Thirteenth  st  No  610,  John  Fisher,  one-story 
cottage  20x34,  $900. 

Twenty  first  st  w Nos  352  and  354  T C Diener 
one-story  stone  sawmill  and  shed  42x52 
$1,000. 

Twenty-first  st  w No  617,  J Huenfeldt,  two- 
slory  store  and  dwelling  23x36  $2,200. 

Thirty  seventh  court  No  662,  C Goldring  one 
story  cottage  20x40  $800. 

Thirty-first  st  No  616,  M Gunton  two-story 
dwelling  22x52,  $3,100. 

Thirty -seventh  st  No  818,  Mrs  M Ryan  two- 

story  addition  20x16  $1,600. 

Twelfth  st  No  517  P Cullerton  two-story  ad- 
dition 22x8,  $1,000. 

Twenty  first  st  No  984,  J Bijshke,  basement 
20x60,  $1,230. 

Thirteenth  st  No  600,  G Ernst  od  e-story  cot- 
tage 21x34  $800. 

Thirteenth  place  Nos  90  and  92,  Christian 
Hoffman,  two  three-story  dwellings  48x48 
$10,000. 

Upton  st  Nos  24  to  46,  Henry  Sweet,  eleven 
one-story  cottages  each  20x32  $12,000. 

Upton  st  No  35,  Henry  Sweet  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x32,  $1,000. 

Van  Burenst  No  1129,  E B Pease  one-story 
cottage  20x32,  $1,000. 

Van  Buren  st  Nos  134  and  126  Henry  Mem- 
ory, nine-story  office  building  72x50  ft, 
$115,000. 

Wentworth  av  No  3604,  P H Mailer,  two- 
story  flats  24x73,  $5,000. 


Winthrop  place  No  66,  Mitchel  Sear  two 
story  dwelling  25x30  $1,000. 

Walnut  st.  No  100  H B Murdock  basement 
21x44,  $700. 

Wells  stNo  476  Charles  Shields  basement  21 
x45,  $1,000. 

Washington  boulevard  Nos  1144  and  1146, 
H Karmann  two  three-story  dwellings  33x 
67,  $9,000. 

Wells  st  Nos  220  and  222,  Geo  P Brown 
four-story  stores  and  flats  50x110,  $30,- 
000. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Adams  st  w near  Washtenaw  av  sf  52x124 
ft  Mch  15,  R E JenKins  to  Eveline  Dunn 

$1,700 

Adams  st  w 150%  ft  e of  Rockwell  sf  25x 
125  ft,  Apr  29,  Master  in  Chancery  to  J 

C McMullin $1,941 

Ashland  av  169  ft  s of  21st  st  ef  24x125  ft 
Apr  13,  George  Wilgenburg  to  Martin 

Hickey $2,600 

Alport  st  125  ft  s of  16th  wf  25x125  ft  Jan 
27,  John  Claflin  to  Joseph  Mikes.  .$1,000 
Ashland  av  ne  cor  of  17th  st  wf  24x130  ft, 
May  4 estate  of  A M Huntington  to  G A 

Falter $1,600 

Arch  st  238  ft  n of  Lyman  ef  24x100  ft 
with  other  property,  (Lt  27  of  It  4 blk  28 
5 pt  29  39  14  also  lt  62  of  nw  cor  bk  14 
Stewarts  sub  sw  % 1 38  13)  1,  F & H 

Knapp  to  Charles  Jorn $1,000 

Archer  av  near  boulevard  sf  50x100  ft  May 
15,  D L Corkery  to  Ellen  Corkery.  .$1,400 
Arnold  st  bet  35th  and  36th  wf  48x120  ft 
impd  Apr  10,  A A and  E M Hale  to  Dav- 
id Lynch $2,500 

Arnold  st  near  32d  wf  25x122  ft,  May  7,  F 

B Ransom  to  J N Dubach $700 

Ashland  av  se  cor  of  17th  st  wf  24%xl30 
ft  Mch  19,  estate  of  A M Huntington  to 

John  Bednorz $1,600 

Armitage  av  24  ft  w of  Girard  st  nf  48x125 
ft  May  10,  F W Hatterman  to  Charles 

Holzapfel $900 

Ambrose  st  150  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  50x124 
ft,  Dec  29,  ’82,  the  International  Bank 

to  the  Catholic  Bishop $1,300 

Bushnell  st  325  ft  w of  Wentworth  av  nf 
25x127  ft  May  6,  F A & F C Lathrop  to 

M Etten $1,000 

Bissell  stse  cor  of  Garfield  av  wf  40x125  ft 
impd,  Apr  28  F L F Basse  to  August 

Meyer $9,500 

Broom  st  sw  cor  of  Ohio  ef  47)4x79  ft  May 

17,  A J Cox  to  E J Muldoon $1,200 

Blue  Island  av  ne  cor  of  Wood  st  sf  59x100 
ft,  May  17,  Chas  F Pfeiffer  to  Margaret 

Pfeiffer $3,500 

Bryson  st  181  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  25x119  ft 
Apr  13,  A N Waterman  to  J C Frost. . $550 
Bloom  st  264  ftn  of  38th  wf  24x125  ft  Jul 

25 ’85,  J Nichols  to  J O’Bryen $325 

Bryson  st  206  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  25x119  ft 
Apr  13,  A N Waterman  to  A B Swenson 

$550 

Bunker  st  256%  ft  e of  HalBted  sf  31%x 
125  ft,  May  10,  Michael  Mrazen  to  Frank 


Sredl $2,200 

Butler  st  109  ft  s of  32nd  ef  25x124  ft  May 
5,  Lyons  & Finney  to  H Busjahnu. . .$650 
Butler  st  98  ft  e of  29th  ef  25x124  ft  Apr 

24,  D Davis  to  J M Zaruba $1,000 

Chicago  av  w 144  ft  e of  OaKley  nf  24x 
121%  ft  May  20,  Timothy  Case  to  Thos 
S Hogan $1,000 


REMOVAL. 

GREEN  EBAUNI  SONS, 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate.  

J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing 

AND 

House  Drainage, 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St,, 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Chicago  av  w 144  ft  e of  Leavitt  st  nf  24x 
121  ft  May  19,  A E Smith  Jr  to  Anna  M 

Mueller $1,000 

Chicago  av  w adjoining  above  25x121  ft 
May  18,  A E Smith  Jr  to  H Mueller  $1,000 
Commercial  st  228  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  ef 
23x122  ft  May  15,  Anderegg  & Dreyer  to 

T Riehl 1 ’ ’ ‘ $300 

Colorado  av  nw  cor  of  Gjoss  terrace  sf  206 
x80  ft  with  48x80  ft  near  above  with 
buildings.  May  14,  J W Gross  to  S E 

Gross $14,800 

Clark  st  n 132%  ft  n of  Division  ef  33x 
158  ft,  Jan  29  ’83  C H Landon  to  Chas 

Matthai $16,500 

Clark  st  n 132%  ft  n of  Division  ef  33x158 
ft  impd,  May  13,  Charles  Matthai  to 
Peter  Britten $19,000 


Clybourn  av  124  ft  nw  of  Mohawk  st  sw  f 
22  ft  to  Mohawk  impd  Oct  5 ’85,  Mar- 

greth  Henkes  to  C M Nilles $6,000 

Canal  st  88  ft  s of  16th  ef  110x101%  ft  May 
13,  John  Johnston  Jr  to  H B Peabody 

$40,000 

Congress  st  w 263  ft  w of  Morgan  nf  25x 
150  ft  May  1,  Theodore  F Brett  to  E J 

Hayes $3,500 

California  av  near  Division  st  ef  24x125 
ft  May  4,  James  Carter  to  A Scharlau 

$600 

California  av  40%  ft  n of  Bismarck  st  wf 
26x115  ft  May  15,  G Thieme  to  G Thieme 

$400 

Clark  st  n 30  ft  n of  Michigan  ef  20x80  ft 
May  14,  F and  T P Phillips  to  E A Cum- 
mings   $15,000 

Clark  st  North  Hotel  Albany  Nos  99,  101 
and  103  Mayl,  W H Dillingham  to  J 

M Gamble $70,000 

Cornell  st  114%  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  20% 
x90  ft,  Apr  22,  estate  of  M A Sands  to 

Leon  Sligowski $1,390 

Cornelia  st  221  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  25 
xl28  ft  May  15,  Calvin  Durand  to  J & A 

Pauloski $3,000 

Campbell  av  93%  ft  s of  Lexington  st  wf 
31%x44  ft  Apr  29,  John  W Brooks  to 

James  A Fullenwider $4,000 

Cleaver  st  75  ft  s of  Bradley  wf  25x125  ft 
impd  May  19,  Charles  Holzapfel  to  Lor- 
enz Foint $2,810 

Calumet  av  near  34th  st  ef  20%xl25  ft  im- 
pd Mch  20,  G W Burchard  to  S B Bris- 
coe  ....$7,250 

Clybourn  place  w 48  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf 
84x125  ft  with  96x125  ft  in  same  blk  (e  pt 
Its  78  and  all  Its  79  80  81  84  to  87  blk  29 
Sheffiields  add  Apr  10  H G Chase  to  Chi- 
cago West  Division  Railway  Co  ....  $3,735 
Clybourn  place  w adjoining  above  132x 
125  ft  with  120x125  ft  in  same  blk  Lots 
68  to  77  sw  % of  78  blk  29  Sheffield’s 
add  Apr  6,  est  of  E S Stickney  to  Chica- 
go West  Division  Railway  Co $5,490 

Colorado  av  nw  cor  of  Gross  sf  206%  ft  to 
alley  with  69x80  ft  on  opposite  corner 
(Lots  19  and  21,  bis  1 and  Its  24  to  31 
blk  2 Gross  sub  8 acres  in  nw  qr  13  39  13 
impd,  May  13,  Samuel  E Gross  to  J W 

Gross $30,000 

Clyde  st  116  ft  e of  Centre  wf  24x100  ft, 
Apr  12,  L F Sherman  to  F W Wolff. . $675 
California  av  near  Division  st  ef  24x125  ft 
May  10,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  T 

Shannon $575 

California  av  150  ft  n of  Thomas  st  ef  24x 
125  ft  May  10,  est  of  James  Carter  to  G 

White $550 

Centre  st  50  ft  e of  Sheffield  av  nf  25x100 
ft  May  17,  M & J Mueller  to  Caroline 
Riefstahl $1,100 


r. 


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Cologne  st  nw  cor  of  Deering  sf  198  ft  to 
river  May  17,  Master  in  Chancery  to  W 

J Wilson $23,148 

Division  st  w 154  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x 
120  ft  May  11,  Adam  Ochs  to  F Michels 

$12,000 

Dayton  st  124  ft  s of  Centre  wf  48x125  ft 

Feb  23,  L Plath  to  Wm  Plath $5,100 

Dudley  st  135  ft  s of  Division  ef  52x125  ft 
Mch  1,  W E Hatterman  to  Andrew  Niel- 
son  $1,400 

DeKoven  st  50  ft  w of  Desplaines  nf  25x 
101  ft  impd,  Apr  23,  Vaclav  Baxa  to 

Otto  Kubin $2,800 

DeKoven  st  sw  cor  of  Desplaines  nf  25x 
101  ft  impd,  Apr  23,  Vaclav  Baxa  to  Otto 

Kubin $14,000 

De  Koven  st  sw  cor  of  Desplaines  nf  25x 
101  ft  impd.  with  20x101  ft  near  above 
Apr  25,  Otto  Eubin  to  Mary  Baxa. $16. 000 
Dashiel  st  142  ft  n of  34th  ef  24x124  ft, 
may  17.  Albert  Crane  to  Catherine  Flynn 

$1,675 

Dudley  st  216  ft  s of  Division  ef  26x125  ft 
May  1,  W E Hatterman  to  C Molluhauer 

et  al  $700 

Division  st  w 50  fteof  Richmond  nf  75x 

125  ft  May  14,  estate  of  James  Carter  to 

Emily  Gross $3,700 

Dearborn  av  144  ft  n of  Michigan  wf  24% 

x80  ft,  Apr  13,  F & F Furness  to  Franz 

Ertel $4,600 

Douglas  av  80  ft  e of  Prairie  nf  26%xl23 
impd  May  1,  H A & I Davies  to  John  H 

Bloom  $4,100 

Erie  st  bet  Leavitt  and  Oakley  144x124  ft 
May  20,  George  Prins  to  Arthur  Hum- 
phrey   $6,000 

Erie  st  w 111  ft  e of  RucKer  sf  22%xl08  ft 
Mch  3.  estate  of  W B Ogden  to  L Mar- 

tinsen $1,450 

Evergreen  place  73  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf 
24x138  ft,  impd  May,  M J & G W Wil- 
liams to  Albert  Ransom $6,000 

Egan  av  ne  cor  of  Lincoln  st  24x115  ft 
with  24x123  ft  on  Lincoln  st  impd.  Jan 
15,  Bowman  & Gross  to  J Mastensen 

$1,150 

Fourteenth  st  w 144  ft  w of  Margaret  st  sf 
24x100  ft,  Mch  31,  G H Lorimer  to  Ed- 
ward Fain $1,400 

Fisk  st  121  ft  n of  19th  wf  24x100  ft  Apr 
28,  Vaclav  Lala  to  Joseph  Lala  . . . $1.7  00 
Fremont  st  189  ft  n of  Centre  wf  26x125 
ft,  May  14,  B A Duffy  to  F E Walther 

' • r $1,750 

Fairfield  av  317  ft  s of  Fulton  st  ef  24x 

126  ft  May  12,  E A & J D Farnsworth  to 

Mary  Dowd $1,350 

Fourth  av  148%  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st  ef 
24%xl00  ft  impd.  Apr  30,  Clara  Good- 

kind  to  W L DeWolf $22,500 

Goethe  st  396  ft  w of  Wells  sf  44x150  ft 
May  13,  Phil  Mueller  to  T Ludwig . . $5,925 
Groveland  Park  av  267  ft  s of  29th  st  ef  50 
ft  to  alley  May  12,  Eli  B Felsenethal  to 

L C Wilson $5,750 

Gross  Parkway  bet  Rockwell  and  Seymour 
sts  194  ft  to  alley  impd  May  13,  S E 

Gross  to  J W Gross $18,450 

Gano  st  e of  Prairie  av  nf  25x100  ft  impd 
Apr  29,  William  G Waddell  to  Anna  E 

Cochrane $9,000 

Gross  Parkway  bet  Rockwell  and  Seymour 
sts  218  ft  to  alley  impd  May  14,  J W 

Gross  to  S E Gross $9,750 

Genesee  av  141  ft  s of  22d  st  ef  149x125  ft 
with  building  May  19,  Ezra  McCord  to 

Thos  Evans $3,000 

Groveland  av  sw  cor  of  32d  st  sf  35x104% 
ft  May  17,  S D <fc  C S Bartlett  to  Matson 

Hill $5,60  0 

Holstein  park  216  ft  s of  Elm  stwf  24x100 
ft  May  19,  A Foster  to  S M Van  Wvck 

$1,000 

Hart  st  J00  ft  n of  Kinzie  ef  46x104  ft  May 
1,  Samuel  Sheyer  to  Wm  O’Donnel . $1,000 
Hawthorn  av  334  ft  n of  Division  ef  150x 
240  ft  to  canal  Apr  28,  The  Singer  & 
Talcott  Stone  Co  to  William  L Scott 

,$16,500 

Honore  st  bet  38th  and  39tti  wf  24x119  ft 
impd  Apr  27,  Bowman  <fc  Gross  to  L 

Synksin $775 

Hamburg  st  284  ft  e of  Western  av  nf  24x 
100  ft  May  18,  John  Jenson  to  George  D 

McAuley $1,900 

Henry  st  120  ft  e of  Wood  sf  24x124  ft  Jan 

6,  J A Hall  to  J & M Raidy $650 

Hastings  st  near  Ashland  av  sf  24x124  ft 
May  17,  Anton  Temple  to  K Ganzle 

$1,100 

Hoyne  av  48  ft  s of  Homer  st  ef  24x100  ft 
impd  May  1,  D F Anderson  to  William 

H Young $3,500 

Hubbe  st  bet  32d  and  33d  ef  24  8-10x1  24  ft 
Apr  26  CO  Crowhurst  to  C S Neely.  $2,5  0 


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Hamlin  av  48%  ft  s of  Indiana  st  ef  24x 
125  ft  May  12,  E Leonard  et  al  to  W S 

Gilbert $300 

Harrison  st  w 199  ft  e of  Laflin  sf  50x158 
ft  May  5,  E C & J B Lyon  to  E Germast 

$5,150 

Homan  av  145  ft  s of  Washington  st  wf  20 
x200  ft.  May  17,  Wm  Meglade  to  Lucy 

Morrison $2,500 

Hoyne  av  32  ft  n of  Bryson  st  wf  25x138  ft 
May  13.  Adam  Ochs  to  P Buttron.  . .,.$950 
Huron  st  w near  Keith  nf  24x110  ft,  Apr 
22,  Thomas  Snell  to  Elof  Johnson.  . $1,450 
Indiana  av  50  ft  n of  37th  st  wf  73x124  ft 
Mch  20,  Frank  G Hervey  to  the  Central 

church  of  Christ $7,000 

Indiana  st  e the  premises  No  190,  May  1, 

Fred  Heide  to  J M Gamble $11,000 

Indiana  st  e the  premises  No  312,  May  1, 

H McChesney  to  T G Dickinson.  .$12,000 
JacKsou  st  w the  premises  No  456  Apr  9, 

E M and  R J Bennett  to  William  M Clark 

,250 


Jefferson  st  141  ft  s of  16th  wf  26x100  ft 
Feb  8,  Charles  Drabeck  to  James  Vis- 

kovsky $1,300 

Jefferson  stnw  cor  of  Meagher  ef  25x90  ft 
impd.  May  10.  Joseph  Kilburg  to  Chica- 
go & Great  Western  Railroad  Co . . . $4,000 
Jackson  st  w,  of  Oakley  av  sf  22x144  ft 
impd,  Apr  22,  G N Hull  to  H A Gross 

$8,500 

Jackson  st  w 150  ft  e of  Laflin  sf  20x178 
ft  impd,  Apr  26,  M E & 0 Sands  to  H A 

Fritz $12,000 

Jackson  st  w ne  cor  of  Winchester  sf  50x 
121  ft.  May  5,  Justus  Goodrich  to  Rob- 
ert S Johnson $7,500 

Jackson  st  w 125  ft  e of  St  Louis  av  nf  25 
ft  to  road  Dec  29,  ’85,  B Hagaman  to  F 

A Heather $750 

Kinzie  st  w 287  ft  e af  Armour  sf  22x150 
ft  Apr  10,  John  Prosinger  to  Catherine 

Nowlan  $1,300 

Lake  st  w 46  ft  w of  Kedzie  av  nf  62.4  ft  to 
alley,  May  10,  J W Helmer  to  M W 

Rhodes $3,125 

Lane  av  near  37th  st  w f 34%  ft  to  alley 
Apr  29,  R & E P Baker  to  Charles  Mears 

$5,175 

Lake  av  549  ft  s of  37th  st  ef  undivided  % 
of  66x208  ft.  Apr  29,  R M and  E P Bak- 
er to  Chas  Mears $4,125 

Lumber  st  se  cor  of  Twelfth  409  ft  to  riv- 
er with  1.070  ft  in  adjoining  blk  May  18, 
The  Young  & Farrell  Diamond  Stone 

Sawing  Co  to  J P Neal $406,500 

Lytle  st  ne  cor  of  Arthiugton  wf  62%x50 
ft  impd,  Apr  26,  John  F Bucsley  to  J B 

Close .$12,000 

Leavitt  st  ne  cor  of  Homer  wf  24x100  ft 
Mch  6,  F W Hatterman  to  F W Krueger 

$600 

Loomis  st  50  ft  n of  Nineteenth  ef  25  ft  to 
alley  impd,  May  14,  Thos  Seaton  to  K 

Strana $3,000 

Laurel  bet  32nd  and  33d  sts  wf  24%xll8 
ft,  Apr  27.  D W Baiter  to  J Grisko.  . .$560 
Lake  st  w near  Union  nf  25  ft  to  Eagle 
May  17,  J H Kedzie  to  A W Gil  nore 

$6,250 

Lake  av  bet  37th  and  38th  sts  ef  22  7-10  ft 
to  alley  impd  Apr  28,  R & E P BaKer  to 

Chas  Mears $7,500 

Michigan  av  50  ft  n of  22nd  st  ef  25x119 
ft  Feb  17,  Leon  Mandel  to  John  D Jen- 
nings  $10,000 

Mohawk  st  24  ft  n of  Menominee  ef  23x 
119  ft  impd  May  15,  Joseph  Krieselin  to 

Herman  Irrgang $3,000 

Michigan  st  125  ft  w of  Market  sf  92%x 
100  ft,  Apr  20,  G W Higgins  to  John 

Mohr $20,000 

Michigan  av  bet  Lake  and  Randolph  sts 
wf  undivided  % of  32  ft  to  Central  av 
Apr  3,  James  H Henning  to  Richard  L 

de  Zeng $20,0  10 

Michigan  av  bet  Lane  and  Randolph  sts  w 
f undivided  % of  above  Apr  3,  Fanny 

Speed  to  Richard  L de  Zeng $20,000 

Michigan  av  bet  Lake  and  Randolph  sts 
wf  32  ft  to  Central  av  Apr  3,  Ellen  K 

Hunt  to  Richard  L de  Zeng $40,000 

Milwauxee  av  159  ft  nw  of  Carpenter  st 
sw  f 24x100  ft  May  17.  A Kaplansky  to 


F F De  Laby $7,250 

Milwaukee  av  207  ft  nw  of  Carpenter  st 
sw  f 24x100  ft  impd,  May  20.  Chas  So- 

xup  to  J D McNabb $16,000 

Milwaukee  av  210  ft  nw  of  Augusta  st  ne  f 
60x78  ft  May  12,  F Kuhn  to  Asa  0 Aldis 

$15,000 

Mohawx  st  298  ft  n of  Centre  ef  25x123% 
ft,  May  17,  North  Chicago  City  Railway 

to  Chas  G Scheel $2,400 

Meagher  st  the  premises  No  79  Apr  15,  0 
& J Scheid  to  Chicago  & Great  Western 

Railroad  Company $1,400 

Michigan  av  160  ft  s of  Monroe  ef  40x180 
ft  May  4,  E C and  J B Lyon  to  T R Lyon 

$35,000 

Milton  av  130  ft  n of  Hobbie  st  wf  26x100 
ft  impd,  Feb  23,  Catherina  Nowlan  to  P 

Van  Vlissingen  Jr $3,500 

Madison  st  w 120  ft  w of  Hoyne  nf  72x 

125  ft  impd,  Apr  1 $20,000 

Maiket  st  nw  cor  of  Van  Buren  ef  50  ft  to 
river  Apr  7,  J W Thomas  et  al  to  T G 

Richardson $40,250 

Noble  st  126  ft  s of  Chicago  av  wf  24x100 
ft  Apr  12,  Thomas  Snell  to  F W Hatten- 

man $1,100 

North  av  50  ft  w of  Smith  nf  75x149%  ft 
May  17,  G E Roscher  to  the  Ristaw  Ros- 

cher  Manufacturing  Co $5,850 

Nineteenth  pi  w 71  ft  w of  John  st  sf  24x 
84  ft  May  7,  Frank  Simex  to  Robert  No- 
wak   $1,000 

Nineteenth  pi  w 95  ft  w of  John  st  sf  48x 
84  ft  Mch  9,  J D Lehmer  to  Clementine 

No^ak $1,800 

Nineteenth  place  w 95  ft  w of  John  st  sf 
25x84  ft,  May  15,  C & F Nowak  to  Frank 

Sinicx $1,000 

Ogden  av  79%  ft  n ot  Polk  st  ef  48x100  ft 
impd  Apr  22,  A Ballard  to  William  R 

Linn $21,000 

Oak  av  450  ft  e of  Stanton  sf  50x150  ft 
impd,  Apr  29,  0 W Lay  to  N B Dutro 

$6,750 

Pine  st  sw  cor  of  Oak  106x63  ft  May  14, 
Tobias  Allmendinger  to  Potter  Palmer 

$18,900 

Paulina  st  41%  ft  n of  York  ef  20x85  ft 
impd  Mch  29,  William  Fallows  to  H M 

Fallows $5,000 

Paulina  st  21%  ft  n of  Yorx  ef  20x85  ft 
impd.  Mch  29,  William  Fallows  to  Lucy 

B Fallows $5,000 

Polk  st  se  cor  of  Beach  all  of  blk  73  except 
part  conveyed  to  city,  May  18,  J P Neal 
to  The  Young  & Farrell  Diamond  Stone 

Sawing  Co $345,000 

Polk  st  w 120  ft  w of  Sholto  nf  24x100  ft, 

May  10,  Robert  Shaw  to  G Shaw $2,000 

Polk  st  w 121%  ft  e of  Rockwell  sf  24x125 
ft,  Mch  10  Eliza  Niclues  to  James  Quinn 

$75 

Robey  st  s of  Blue  Island  av  wf  200x243  ft 
May  18,  Master  in  Chancery  to  F G Far- 
rell   $5,132 

Rucxer  st  74  ft  s of  Indiana  wf  48x116  ft 
Apr  8,  estate  of  Wm  B Ogden  to  Thos 

J Leonard $3,60C 

Ruble  st  187%  ft  s of  18th  ef  24x103%  ft 
Apr  28,  Theodor  Moller  to  A Hassel- 

busch $2,700 

Robey  st  90  ft  n of  Jacxson  ef  16%xl26  ft 
impd,  May  17,  J G Owsley  to  R M John- 
son   $6,000 

Robey  st  n 238  ft  s of  Division  wf  26x123 
ft  Feb  3,  W E Hatterman  to  G W Har 

vey $800 

Richmond  st  100  ft  s of  Augusta  ef  25x125 
ft  May  3,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  J 

Muller $350 

Seventeenth  st  w 24%  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  24 
xl25  ft  May  12,  estate  of  W L Newberry 

to  Joseph  Cech $600 

Stanton  av  the  premises  Nos  3564  and 
3566,  May  6,  Charles  0 Gleason  to  Wm 

D Coe $9,124 

St  Louis  av  se  cor  of  Ohio  st  wf  192x125  ft 
Apr  21,  C T & W A Phinney  to  A M Goff 

..$4,000 

Superior  st  w 47  ft  e of  Robey  s f 24x123 
ft  Apr  17,  S T King  to  J P Nielson.  .$700 
Rucker  st  50  ft  s of  Ohio  wf  73x116  ft  Mch 
16,  estate  of  W B Ogden  to  Bauerle  & 
Stark $5,400 


State  st  45  ft  s of  36th  ef  48x123  ft  Apr  1, 
Michael  Espert  to  Daniel  B Shipman 

$7,200 

Seminary  av  312%  ft  s of  Garfield  ef  37% 
xl23  ft,  Apr  30,  James  Morgan  to  John 

G Badach $1,362 

Spaulding  av  sw  cor  of  Clayton  st  ef  25x 
125  ft,  May  1,  J L Lombard  to  George 

Kohl $700 

Sedgwick  st  the  premises  No  638  May  14, 
Fritz  Benzli  to  Michael  Ludwig  ....  $7,000 
Sangamon  st  125  ft  s of  Madison  ef  25x 
125  ft  impd.  May  1,  Phoebe  E Allen  et 

al  to  M A Doyle $5,500 

Seventeenth  st  w 246  ft  e of  Ashland  av  n 
f 25x124  ft,  Apr  26,  estate  of  A M Hunt 

ington  to  Geo  Marsalok $800 

Superior  st  w 125  ft  e of  Armour  sf  25x 
123  ft,  May  15,  Caroline  Pagels  to  A & 

A Orzada $1,700 

Taylor  st  w 175  ft  e of  Oakley  nf  25x158  ft 
May  10,  L Spalding  to  John  Lynch.  $1,000 
Twelfth  st  w ne  cor  of  Cypress  sf  24%xl30 
ft  May  15,  M & M Ryan  to  Christian 

Schlenker $3,000 

Taylor  st  w 125  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf  25x158 
ft  Apr  3,  L Spalding  to  DD  Healy . . $950 
Taylor  st  w 150  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf  25x 
158  ft  Apr  23,  L Spalding  to  M Roach 


.$950 


Taylor  st  w 196  ft  w of  Wood  uf  24x100  ft 
Apr  20,  William  Seldon  to  J A Martin 

$900 

Twelfth  st  w 240  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  24  ft  to 
alley  May  11,  K & W Genzie  to  F J Lem- 

ley $1,150 

Tinkham  av  250  ft  s of  Frederick  ef  25x 
124  ft,  May  18,  P L Hanscom  to  L L 

Adams $300 

Twenty  first  st  w 240  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24 
xl25  ft  Sept  29,  ’85,  James  Killern  to  S 

Fitzgerald $1,000 

Union  st  225  ft  n of  18th  wf  25x100  ft  im- 
pd, May  13,  G Budach  to  Wm  Boedeker 


.$3,300 


Van  Buren  st  w 46  ft  w of  Lincoln  nf  44x 
100  ft,  May  5,  J N Balestier  to  George  C 

Watts $4,700 

Vernon  av  bet  39th  and  40th  sts  ef  26x115 
ft  Apr  20,  O 0 & A J Hall  to  J & R 

Simms $3,600 

Van  Buren  st  w 51%  ft  e of  Hermitage  av 
nf  25x112  ft  Mch  26  estate  of  W B Ogden 

to  George  C Watts $2,700 

Woodlawn  Park  268  ft  e of  Cottage  Grove 
av  nf  50x100  ft  with  other  property  Lt 

5 s tier  of  Oakenwald  and  Its  20  to  24  b 

6 Dobbins  sub  sw  % 20  39  14,  Oct 

31  ’85,  N E and  E B Dakeman  to  Lacy  S 
Foss $12,000 

Wallace  st  238  ft  s of  37th  wf  24x125  ft 
Feb  15,  J R Winterbotham  to  J & M O’- 
Connell  $560 

Wilcox  st  near  Washtenaw  av  nf  24x125  ft 
May  1,  W H Thomas  to  D S Carpenter 

$3,000 

Wabash  av  175  ft  n of  Douglas  wf  25x174 
ft  May  20,  David  Berg  to  Emily  Wein- 
berg   $4,335 

Willis  court  se  cor  of  13th  st  ef  25x72  ft 
Mch  30,  E A West  to  W M and  M M 

Childs $2,450 

Wesson  st  n of  Chicago  av  ef  25x128  ft 
May  10,  estate  of  Charles  Wilson  to  Pau- 
lina Wilson $1,000 

Winchester  av  112  ft  s of  Van  Buren  st  wf 
18x125  ft,  May  19,  C E and  C D Hinman 

to  M F Daunshy $1,650 

Wabash  av  se  cor  of  28th  st  wf  49%xl28  ft 
May  3,  Godfrey  Mcdonald  to  M W 

Rhodes $22,500 

Warren  av  402  ft  e of  California  nf  134x 
122  ft,  Apr  26,  estate  of  Henry  Potwin 

to  F W Campbell $7,000 

Wells  st  n se  cor  of  Superior  wf  40x110  ft 
impd  Apr  8,  H & O Moline  to  E Pard- 

ridge $23,500 

Wells  stn  se  cor  of  Hills  wf  34x100  ft  Apr 
30,  William  Kemper  to  Oliver  Moline 

$6,500 

Yeaton  st  bet  Wood  and  Lincoln  nf  144x 
100  ft  May  15,  Michael  Ward  to  Vopicka 
& Knbin $3,200 


Worth  of  Citj’  Limits. 


Ashland  av  87%  ft  n of  School  st  ef  37%x 
125  ft  May  15,  G H A Thomas  to  Jacob 

Heymns $1,050  4 

Best  av  sw  cor  of  Marianna  st  ef  53%xl25 
ft  impd,  May  17,  John  Allen  to  S Noyer 

$3,800 

Blucher  st  325  ft  s of  School  ef  25x125  ft 
May  12,  J W Landstrom  to  C J Felt  Jr 

$750 

Baxter  st  225  ft  s of  School  nf  25x123  ft, 

Apr  24,  A F Baxter  to  Thomas  Tagney 
.$600 


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Burling’st  370  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av  ef  25 
xl50%  ft  A.pr  12,  J C & J T Sherman  to 

J C Glawe $700 

Clark  st  300  ft  n of  Lawrence  av  ef  180  ft 
to  alley  impd,  May  18,  H A Seifert  to 

Mary  Keil $2,000 

Commercial  st  sw  cor  of  Tuttle  av  ef  79x 
163  ft  Oct  20  ’85,  Lickinger  & Weber  to 

OE  Kruger .'....$900 

Commercial  st  429  ft  s of  Tuttle  av  wf  50x 
165  ft,  Jan  27,  M & JB  F Weber  to  D E 

Legge $525 

Fletcher  st  139  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  97x125  ft 
Dec  31  ’85,  R R Clarke  to  Louis  Ham- 
mer  $2,910 

Fletcher  st  nw  cor  of  State  court  sf  58%x 
125  ft,  Dec  31  ’85,  R R Clark  to  E S Gil- 
more  $1760 

Frederick  st599  ft  w of  Clark  nf  44x17434 
ft  Apr  24,  J F ClarKe  to  F A Druehl 

$3,600 

Gross  Park  288  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  25x 
108  ft  May  15,  James  Malcolm  to  WJ 

Lukens $500 

Gross  Park  300  ft  e of  Wood  st  sf  12x108 
ft  May  19,  George  Irving  to  W J Lak- 

ens $275 

Lincoln  av  7634  ft  n of  Cornelia  st  ef  25  to 
Cornelia  May  17,  S E Gross  to  John  H 

Hallex $700 

Lincoln  av  148  ft  n of  Paulina  st  wf  75  ft 
to  Paulina  st  Apr  5,  Haynes  & Harms  to 

G W Meacham  et  al $2,500 

Melrose  st  101  ft  w of  Lincoln  av  nf  48x 
xl25  ft,  Feb  20,  Meacham  & Woodworth 

to  Haynes  & Harms $4,000 

Noble  av  141  ft  e of  Southport  sf  25x125 
ft  Apr  1,  Robert  Elias  to  O J Muehlbac- 

her $600 

Otto  st  266  ft  w of  Halsted  nf  25x124  ft 
May  1,  C Buckingham  to  L O Baird.  .$550 
Perry  st  182  ft  n of  Grace  wf  50x183  ft, 
May  17,  Daniel  Goodwin  to  M Strubel 

$700 

Snyder  st  238  ft  s of  Belmont  av  ef  50x120 
st  Feb  18,  J P Altgeld  to  B J Regnell 

$1,150 

Snyder  st  288  ft  sof  Belmont  av  ef  25x120 
ft  Oct  17  ’85,  J P Altgeld  to  J A Kind- 

lun $575 

Surf  st  152  ft  e of  Wabansia  av  sf  100x197 
ft,  Apr  10,  estate  of  H P Hubbard  to 

Lucy  J Merriman $7,500 

Snyder  st  164  ft  s of  Belmont  av  wf  24x 
124  ft,  May  14,  W C Goudy  to  C Schafer 

'. $575 

Wrightwood  av  near  Florence  nf  50x125  ft 
impd,  May  13,  Peter  K Glimme  to  C 
Grau $4,300 

Sonth  of  City  Limits. 

Atlantic  st-near  57th  wf  26x122  ft  Apr  19, 

P J Doyle  to  Wilsey  Woodin $1,225 

Atlantic  stnear  Garfield  boulevard  wf  94x 
122  ft  with  50x117  ft  in  same  blk,  May 

17,  P II  Buck  to  P Buck $3,600 

Atlantic  st  208  ft  s of  47th  ef  23x125  ft  Apr 
8,  Henry  Gross  to  George  Ludolph.  .$500 
Ashland  av  near  47th  st  ef  24x121  ft  May 
15,  H & D Schumacher  to  F Schoppen 

$400 

Ashland  av  near  above  May  15,  F Schop- 
pen to  H Schumacher $400 

Burnside  st  181  ft  n of  42d  ef  26x100  ft 
Apr  29,  S F and  J B Stevens  to  J & M 

Ockes $2,100 

Butterfield  st  bet  52d  and  53d  ef  25x100  ft 

May  1,  R Berger  to  H A Guntz $450 

Bowen  av  the  premises  No  1335,  May  1,  D 

S Bailey  to  Edward  Sueur $3,640 

Champlain  av  128  ft  n of  43d  st  ef  22x134 
ft,  Mch  24,  H F Temple  to  W Kultgen 

$840 

Chestnut  st  100  ft  w of  School  sf  25x100  ft 
May  11,  Thomas  Morrison  to  M B Bly- 
the  $2,650 

Calumet  av  150  ft  n of  53d  st  ef  50x179  ft 
Apr  3,  John  D Jennings  to  Thomas  B 

Bryan $2,500 

Calumet  av  50  ft  n of  42d  st  ef  25x130  ft 
impd  Apr  26,  E E & A F Starrett  to 

John  E Mahoney $2,250 

Centre  av  60  ft  s of  50th  st  ef  25x124  ft 
Nov  13  ’85,  Young  <fc  Clarraon  to  P & A 

Gasev $450 

Drexel  boulevard  secor  of  BrooK  st  wf  22x 
100  ft  impd,  May  1,  William  Converse  to 

Wm  Barnard $18,000 

Emerald  st  100  ft  s of  45th  wf  50x124  ft 
May  10,  R <fc  F Jones  to  H K Myers 

, $5,000 

Forty  third  st  285  ft  e of  Vincennes  av  sf 
25x12234  ft  Apr  22,  Dr  Almon  Btooks  to 

T A Beckett $1,250 

Forty  eighth  st  w se  cor  47th  120  acres  ex- 
cept railroad  Apr  30,  J B Brown  to  Chas 
E Perkins  trustee $66,000 


Forty  third  st  260  ft  e of  Vincennes  av  sf 
25x122  ft  Apr  22,  Dr  Almon  BrooKS  to 

Thos  Kelly 1,250 

Frazer  st  165  ft  sof  47th  wf  24x124  ft  Feb 
23,  H G Foreman  to  P McLaughlin.  .$400 
Forty  sixth  st  w of  Stewart  av  nf  25x125 
ft  Mch  19,  A M Smith  to  James  Whitall 

$465 

Fifty-first  st  332  ft  e of  Indiana  av  nf  66  ft 
to  52nd  st  Dec  18 ’85,  F S Eames  to  vill- 
age of  Hyde  Park $6,900 

Fifty  second  st  150  ft  w of  Madison  av  sf 
75%xlI0  ft  Apr  14,  Hibbard  & Cornell 

to  Craig  & Cornell $3,375 

Forty-seventh  st  193  ft  e of  Wentworth  av 
sf  48x100  ft,  Apr  13,  CFO  Parsons  to  A 

J Sanborn $1,350 

Greenwood  av  ne  cor  of  Morgan  pi  wf  136x 
141  ft  Apr  19,  A Mitchell  to  M A Halley 

$8,840 

Greenwood  av  259%. ft  n of  46th  st  ef  75x 
299  ft  May  1,  M McCormicK  to  Cather- 
ine Nellogar  $5,625 

Greenwood  av  199%  ft  n of  46th  st  ef  60x 
299  ft,  May  1,  M McCormick  to  J B Nel- 

legar $4,500 

Greenwood  av  se  cor  of  Morgan  Park  wf 
Apr  21,  D B Ivison  to  M McCormick 

$8,800 

Greenwood  av  149%  ft  n of  46th  st  ef  50x 
200  ft  May  18,  G M Bogue  to  S H Pride 

$4,500 

Hibbard  av  150  ft  s of  51st  st  ef  50x179% 
ft  Apr  15,  A C Goodman  to  O G Baird 

$2,500 

Hibbard  av  100  ft  s of  51st  st  ef  50x178% 
ft  Apr  13,  A C Goodman  to  Wm  Law  Jr 

$2,500 

JacKson  st  bet  57th  and  58th  wf  35x175  ft 
May  1,  O M Wells  to  Ida  L Miller.  .$4,000 
Jackson  st  bet  57th  and  58th  wf  35x175  ft 
May  15,  O M Wells  to  R S Price ....  $4,500 
Jackson  stl48ft  n of  57th  wf  56x175  ft 
Mch  19,  estate  of  James  Kennedy  to  Jas 

Edmondson $1,000 

JacKson  st  194  ft  n of  56th  wf  50x175  ft 
Apr  2,  J K Thomson  to  James  Hood 

$900 

Kimbark  av  150  ft  n of  48th  st  ef  50x187 
ft,  Mch  22,  A & J P Taylor  to  Framt  H 

Madden $5,500 

Loomis  st  216  ft  n of  48th  ef  24x124  ft  Apr 

26,  M G Kay  to  G Behrendt $325 

Laflin  st  96  ft  n of  48th  wf  24x124  ft  May 

18,  Charles  Jann  to  A Haack $600 

Madison  av  sw  cor  of  51st  st  ef  100x150  ft 

Feb  20,  Hibbard  and  Cornell  to  Craig  & 

Cornell $5,000 

Murray  st  175  ft  nof  45th  ef  25x115  ft  Apr 
23,  Elizabeth  Bligh  to  George  M Shaw 

$1,500 

Oglesby  av  157  ft  n of  63d  st  ef  50x166  ft 
Mch  22,  O R Keith  to  Charles  E Berry 

$1,500 

Oglesby  av  340  ft  s of  62d  st  ef  50x166  ft 
Mch  22,  O R Keith  to  Charles  E Berry 

$1,500 

Oakwook  boulevard  sw  cor  of  Langley  av 
nf  77x115  ft  Apr  26,  N F & B R Nicker- 
son to  the  Oakland  M E Church.  .$13,090 
Part  of  N W % of  S W % Sec  16  38  14  May 

19,  K L Landon  to  J J Dunn $4,500 

Shurtleff  avnear  45th  st  wf  24x122  ft  Sept 

13  ’83,  Ven  H Higgins  to  L Schneider 

$406 

Same  property  as  above  Jan  16  ’84,  L 

Schneider  to  A F Henning $406 

Shurtleff  av  near  45th  st  wf  24x122  ft  Sept 
3 ’85,  Van  H Higgins  to  J C F Henning 

$406 

Sacramento  av  250  ft  n of  McCaffery  wf 
25x125  ft  May  13,  J McCaffery  to  J Hus- 


School  st  near  57th  ef  26x117  ft  136x125  ft 
May  5,  M Wineman  to  J Mulvehill.  . .$550 
State  st  bet  50th  and  51st  ef  37%  ft  to  al- 
ley, Apr  14,  Edward  Sidebotham  to  Thos 

C Nash $5,000 

Swaan  st  e of  Stewart  av  sf  48x100  ft  Apr 
30,  Spaulding  & Merrick  to  H H Gage 

$500 

Sherman  st  bet  45th  and  46th  175x125  ft 
with  125x125  in  same  subdivision  May 
16,  Master  in  Chancery  to  G F Swift 

$6,305 

State  stnear  53d  ef  25x100  ft  May  7,  R 

Berger  to  Geo  Carroll $1,200 

School  st  75  ft  n of  50th  wf  50x124  ft  May 

13,  S M Buck  to  W J Corrigan $1,000 

Tracy  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts  wf  24x125 
ft  May  15,  C V & A Robertson  to  Thos 

Marr $900 

Union  st  50  ft  n of  45th  wf  25x125%  ft, 
May  14,  M C McDonald  to  J F & A Mil- 
ler  $2,500 

Vincennes  av  39%  ft  n of  43d  st  wf  25x 
150  ft  May  6,  Dr  Almon  Brooks  to  Gus- 

taf  Lindgren $1,500 

Wabash  av  near  52d  st  ef  132  ft  to  State 
st  Mch  31,  D M Stevenson  to  Chicago 

City  Railway  Co $13,880 

Wentworth  av  90  ft  s of  59th  st  ef  30x125 
ft,  Mch  22,  M Reich  to  John  Kempter 

$1,200 

Wentworth  av  50  ft  n of  52nd  st  ef  25x124 
ft,  Apr  29,  A & D Shanahan  to  J D Pyne 

$1,200 

Wallace  st  50  ft  n of  40th  court  w f 25x124 
ft  Jan  20,  ’82,  Hamilton  & Bromell  to  H 

McMahon $550 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Byrne  avnear  Belmont  ef  50x123  ft  Apr  5 

A Wisner  to  P J6nsen $400 

California  av  125  ft  s of  Armitage  ef  25x 
100  ft  May  17,  R E Greenebaum  to  G B 

Forkelson $550 

Dickens  st  145  ft  e of  Ballou  sf,  25x125  ft 
Mch  29,  T W Bradbury  to  J L Ferrell 

$225 

Humboldt  av  sw  cor  of  Sheridan  nf  50x150 
ft  Apr  17,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Anna 

Frey  tag $1,053 

Hoffman  av  s of  Fullerton  wf  28%xl89  ft 
May  17,  J L Binard  to  J L Retsen.  . .$241 
Maplewood  av  187%  ft  s of  Evergreen  ef 
37%xl25  ft  Mch  6,  M G and  A Crosby 

to  H A Beaumont 640 

Mozart  st  200  ft  n of  Cortland  wf  25x100 
ft,  May  12,  R E Greenebaum  to  S Ims- 

land $500 

Meeker  st  293  ft  n of  Cortland  wf  25x177 
ft  impd,  Mch  19,  E S Dreyer  to  William 

Simpson $1,100 

Wallace  st  sw  cor  of  Wellington  5 acres 
May  19,  George  N Boardman  to  Chas  L 
Hammond $3,500 

AGItEEMEXTS  FOSS  DEEOS 

Lot  31  of  lot  1 & n hlf  2 b 41  w hlf  etc,  21  39  14,  May 

8,  M & J Kohler  to  J & M Long $2,500 

Lot  29  Stone’s  sub  e 10  acs  of  n 20  acs  w hlf  ne  qr  8 

38  14,  Mch  13,  Maud  0 Belcher  to  R Ryan $350 

Lot  22  blk  2 Slckel  & Hufmeyer’s  sub  in  sw  qr  20  40 
14,  Apr  26,  Hufmeyer  & Sickels  to  A F Wingblad 

$550 

Lot  55  Weddell’s  sub  s qr  se  qr  se  qr  20  38  14.  April 

21,  K S Cox  to  Anna  Oberg $200 

Lot  36  same  sub,  Apr  21,  same  to  W L Lawson..  .$225 
Two  lots  fronting  on  Oak  st,  adj  R Rd,  in  Larned  & 
Plumbe’s  sub  se  qr  9 38  14,  Nov  — , ’85,  S H Cole- 
man to  Sarah  Noble $475 

Lot  12  Dlk  5 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  May  10, 

C H Caldwell  to  F H Babcock $325 

B 24  (ex  s 33  ft)  Brand’s  add,  May  11,  Estate  of  Alex 
Brand  to  John  Rawle $28,500 


Premises  No  3560  Fifth  av,  Apr  23,  D Morrison  to  J 

It  Martin $1,900 

Lot  6 Weddell’s  sub  8 qr  se  qr  se  qr  20  38  14,  March 

20,  K 8 Cox  to  J Jackson $300 

Lot  5 same  sub,  Mch  20,  same  to  same $300 

Premises  84  ft  on  State  st  by  162  ft  on  53rd  st,  May 

12,  Thos  Flavin  to  J Milan $3,600 

Lot  16  blk  6 Sampson  & Green’s  add,  No  163  W 13th 

st,  J Gallagher  to  F Schalk  $1,800 

Lots  59  and  60  b 58,  7 39  14,  April  1,  J K Thompson 

to  A Wiley $7,500 

N 22  ft  of  lot  39  s 18  ft  lot  40;  also  lot  46  and  n 15  ft 
lot  45  b — Grave’s  sub  ne  qr  e of  av,  34  39  14,  .1 

25,  ’85,  U P Smith  to  J F Mendseu  $20,800 

25  ft  w side  of  South  Park  av,  bet  31st  and  32nd  sts, 
being  lot  33  b 1,  Laflin  et  al  sub  34  39  14,  Apr  5,  E 

C Day  to  Melissa  M Rood $3,125 

Lots  1 and  2 w half  blk  8,  nw  frl  qr  22  39  14,  No  1301 
Wabash  av,  Jany  18,  Harriet  C Tilden  to  T B Bry- 
an   $35,000 

Lots  30  and  31  b 3 Western  Springs,  April  28.  Clar- 
ence I Peck  to  J Marshall  $500 

Lots  28  and  29,  b 2,  Granville’s  sub  in  nw  qr  9 38  14, 

May  8,  G S Thomas  to  Frank  Dober $2,800 

Lot  1 blk  9 Higgin’s  sub  in  se  qr  4 38  14,  May  8,  M 

Laflin  to  M Abt  $415 

Lot  4 Weddell’s  sub  In  se  qr  20  38  14,  March  20,  R S 

Cox  to  L H Jackson $300 

Lots  19  20  and  21  b 1 Parkside,  Apr  1,  ’85,  Geo  Bass 

to  Harriet  H Chisholm $1,930 

Lot  76,  Hurford’s  sub,  se  qr  9 38  14,  No  440  52nd  -t. 
Apr  27,  J M Haslett  to  J McFarlane $1,200 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PAEK. 

Lots  22  23  24  b 2 n hlf  b 4 Brookline,  Oct  16,  ’85,  M 

Ryerson  to  Mary  E A Walsh $525 

S hlf  lot  3 and  n 25  ft  lot  4 blk  18  Pitner’s  sub  sw  qr 

27  38  14,  Apr  28,  A W Deane  to  J Crelly  $400 

Lots  27  28  29  blk  66  S Chicago,  May  12,  C & C C & D 

Co  to  E B Treat $4,500 

Lots  34  and  35  b 3 Gazzam  Gano’s  add  to  Pullman, 

May  10,  Fallis  & Gano  to  J K Kleinhuizen $250 

B 10  S Chicago,  Apr  30,  C & C C & D Co  to  Erastus 

F Halden $56,644 

Lot  40  b 57  S Chicago,  June  2,  ’85,  same  to  J WHull 

$600 

Lots  1 to  6 b 16  Clarke’s  sub  nw  qr  25  38  14,  Mch  10, 

Catherine  Boylan  to  C Marston $ 

Lots  5 to  9 blk  33  Cornell,  Jan’y  19,  Huber  Clark  to 

Paul  Cornell $800 

Lot  25  b 3 Palmer’s  add  to  S Chicago,  May  10,  Mary 

M Palmer  to  John  Franzen $535 

Lots  1 2 3 b 3,  Clr  Ct  partn  ne  qr  nw  qr  etc  31  38  15, 

Mch  1,  R P Bates  to  G W Thomas $750 

Lot  36  b 81  S Chicago,  May  15,  Wm  Scott  to  D Row- 
an   $1,500 

Lot  10  b 52  Notre  Dame  add,  May  15,  C Jensen  to  C 

Jefferson  $1,000 

Lot  4 b 1 b 12  Kensington,  Apr  26,  C B Sawyer  to  P 

Steenberger $750 

Lots  10  and  11  b 81  Cornell,  May  15,  ’82,  O D Ester- 

brook  to  Geo  Hall $500 

Lot  38  b 2 C & D Co  sub  w hlf  se  qr  31  37  15,  May  14. 

C & C C & D Co  to  F G Russell $350 

Lot  20  b 1 Johnston  k Clement’s  sub  22  38  14,  Dec  3, 
’85,  J Johnston  Jr  and  W S Clement  to  B M Flynn 

$250 

Lots  21  to  24  b 1 same,  Nov’r  25,  same  to  J Fitzpat- 


rick  $1,050 

Lots  17  18  19  b 1 same.  Dec’r  3,  ’85,  same  to  Maria 

Cassidy $750 

Lot  7 b 2 Notre  Dame  add,  May  8,  E Sorm  to  John 

Koch $400 

Lot  28  b 36  same,  May  8,  same  to  G Larson $375 

Lots  20  and  21  bln  1,  Parkside,  May  15,  Geo  Bass  to 
Harriet  H Chisholm $1,250 


Lot  23  b 1 Wait  & Bowen’s  sub  ne  qr  23  38  14,  A.pril 
1,  Martha  M P Bartlett  to  Emma  J Parker..  .$1,250 

LAKE. 

S hlf  lot  9 b 2 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Apr  24,  E Z 

Bussie  to  Mary  C Croft $2,300 

Lots  2 and  3 of  lots  13  14  etc  of  blocks  1 to  4,  7 to  10 
Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14,  May  10,  Mary  C Croft  to  E 

Z Bussie $1,500 

Lots  54  and  55  b 3 Eberhart’s  sub  ne  qr  23  38  13,  Apr 

10,  J F Eberhart  to  W S Belding $550 

Lots  14  and  15  of  lots  13  14  etc  of  blks  1 to  4,  7 to  10 
Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14.  Sept  11,  ’82,  Heirs  of  Chas  O 

Jones  to  J S Kendall $325 

Lots  47  and  48  blk  2 Beck’s  sub  swqr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 

May  4,  B S Chace  to  C P Baldwin $800 

N hlf  s hlf  nw  qr  23  38  13,  Aug  17,  D N Skillings  to 

A J Cooper $6,200 

N 34  ft  of  lot  4 and  s 1 ft  lot  3 b 12  Skinner  & Judd’s 
sub  ne  qr  21  38  14,  Apr  10,  G F Bailey  to  J C Craig 

$1,225 

Lot  44  b 11,  Webb’s  sub  se  qr  14  38  13,  J A Eberhart 

to  Mrs  CCA  Brockett $200 

Lots  98  to  1U2  of  lots  15  and  16,  Iglehart’s  sub  se  qr 

1 38  13,  Apr  27,  J L Haven  to  M J Tearney $500 

S hlf  ne  qr  nw  qr  28  38  14,  Apr  12,  Grant  Goodrich 

to  Henry  H Gage $1 

Lots  13  to  18  blk  2 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  May 

10,  J N Dubach  to  A W Comstock $2,100 

Same  premises,  May  1,  J D Smith  to  S M Smith  $1,500 
Lot  73  b 11  Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  20  38  14,  May 

1,  P Bettedorf  to  C B Hale $300 

Lots  25  and  26  bk  7 Univ’ty  sub  in  Englewood,  Mch 

4,  J L Du  Breuil  to  Vianna  E Cooley $1,500 

Lot  41  Parmly’s  add  to  Auburn,  May  8,  A J Olsen 

to  M and  E M Duggan $225 

Lots  7 8 and  9,  Weddell’s  sub  in  se  qr  20  38  14,  May 

10.  R S Cox  to  Juo  L Day  . . $900 

Same  premises,  May  11,  Jno  L Day  to  Pauline 

Schema $1,165 

Lots  69  to  72  same  sub,  May  5,  R S Cox  to  C_ 

Holmes • .$650 

N hlf  lot  2 blk  6 Barnuin  Grove,  May  15,  Louise  M 
Butler  to  Mary  A Shays $4,000 


$300 


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Lots  49  and  50  b 4 Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  Aug 

4.  ’85,  R S Cox  to  A M Burgan $400 

Lot  33  and  s 5 ft  34,  b 6,  Uuiv’ty  sub  of  Englewood, 

Apr  20,  J L Du  Breuil  to  L H Jones $675 

Lot  3 and  n hlf  4 Baker’s  sub  of  lots  11  14  and  15,  b 
13,  Linden  Grove,  May  1,  C A Baker  to  L B Coe 
$2,406 

CALUMET. 

Lots  1 to  9,  37  to  55,  b 78  Washington  Heights,  May 

13,  W H Johnson  to  Laney  G Beck $300 

Lots  3 and  4 blk  44  E Washington  Heights,  May  1,  E 

L Gillette  to  Virginia  H Raymond $2,050 

Lots  33  and  34  of  lot  63,  16  37  14,  May  10,  A Lapham 

to  C O Thompson $110 

Lots  3 to  6 b 1 Dunn’s  sub  of  lots  30  and  77  to  84  b 6 
Hilliard  & Dobbins’  add  to  Washington  Heights, 

May  15,  F K Jones  to  J F Phillips $2,400 

Lots  1 and  2 block  39  Halsted  st  add  to  Washington 
Heights,  Mch  17,  Sarah  A Reed  to  C J Koseck.$450 
Lots  21  and  22  b 1 of  pt  b 3,  Hilliard  k Dobbins’  1st 
add  to  Washington  Heights,  May  13,  Maria  David- 
son to  W R Whipple $200 

OIOERO. 

S 58  ft  of  w 184  1-5  ft  of  lot  3 b 1 Kettlestring’s  add 
to  Harlem,  April  13,  M Louisa  Kettlestring’s  add 

$4,000 

Und  half  of  w 23  ft  of  e 248  It  of  n 100  ft  of  lot  1 of 
lots  10  to  16  and  pt  17  Skinner’s  sub  nwqr  7 39  13, 

May  1,  W H Worswick  to  Sami  T Scales $1,100 

Und  qr  of  e half  nw  qr  22  39  13,  and  of  ne  qr  ne  qr 
(ex  5 acs)  20  39  13,  H H Na^h  to  National  Bank  of 

Illinois $1 

Und  qr  of  ne  qr  ne  qr,  (ex  5 acs),  20  39  13,  National 

Bank  of  Illinois  to  C G Perkins $2,625 

E hlf  nw  qr  se  qr  sw  qr  sec  9 39  13,  May  1,  Harry  R 

Gregg  to  J C Allen  et  al $3,000 

Lots  17  to  20  b 1 of  b 5 Merrick’s  sub  nw  qr  9 39  13, 
May  15,  Geo  N Culver  to  W F Blair,  q c $1 

JEFFERSON. 

Lots  44  45  and  50  Bowmanville,  May  5,  John  Knorst 

to  J F Vogt $3,000 

Lots  11  and  12  b 4 Gray’s  add  to  Irving  Park,  April 

27,  John  Gray  to  A R Sammons $500 

Lots  28  to  37  b 1,  lots  1 to  17,  28  to  44,  b 8,  Keeney  & 
Penhert.hy’s  add  to  Pennock,  April  7,  J F Keeney 

to  L D Clay $17,600 

N hlf  s hlf  ne  qr,  19  40  13,  (ex  R Rd),  39%  acs.  May 
10,  R Veersema  to  the  Scandinavian  Lutheran 

Cemetery  Ass’n $16,000 

Lots  13  16  17  20  21  24  25  28  29  32  and  33  b 17  Miller’s 
Irving  Park  add,  March  10,  J Watson  to  A C Ains- 
worth   $1,100 

E 83  1-5  ft  of  lots  19  22  and  23  b 26  Irving  Park,  May 
4,  R M and  G W Jones  to  Mary  E Cly bourn  . . $3,250 
Lots  1 and  2 b 3 Hartley’s  add  to  Pennock,  Feb  26, 

C G Bode  to  E Schulz $800 

Lots  26  and  27,  blk  1,  Keeney  & Penherthy’s  add  to 
Pennock,  May  11,  J F Keeney  to  A C Berndt  et 

al $800 

Lots  35  to  38,  blk  14,  Avondale,  May  13,  J Arnold  to 
Jas  Nelson $1,740 

EVANSTON. 

Lot  11  Wheeler’s  sub  of  s 250  ft  b 63  Evanston,  Apr 

1,  ’82,  T F Wheeler  to  Annie  Tait $625 

Land  in  sw  qr  18  41  14,  lying  bet  Emerson  and  Ly- 
ons sts,  and  393  ft  s and  adj  Lyons  st,  March  23, 

Heirs  of  Eliza  A Pratt  to  C I Gilbert $7,000 

E 20  ft  of  lot  4 b 17  Rogers  Park,  Sept’r  10,  ’84,  C H 

Morse  to  Anna  M Foster $240 

Lot  19  b 3,  Lyons,  G k Woodford’s  add,  Dec  21,  ’85, 

M W Fuller  to  M J Kelley $500 

N 15  ft  lot  8 and  s 20  ft  lot  7,  b 5,  Grant  & Jackson’s 
add,  Sept  26.  ’85,  D J Whiting  to  Caroline  Han- 
sen   ....$350 

nd  hlf  of  lots  3 and  4 of  lots  1 & 2 b 27,  Evanston, 

May  13,  J B Huse,  Trustee,  to  R Hurlbut $6,000 

Lot  1 and  e 10  ft  lot  2,  b 70,  Evanston,  Apr  7,  Irene 

Lake  to  Anne  M Hurlbut $7,500 

Lot  4 b 43  Rogers  Park,  May  4,  J M Kean  to  P Phil- 
lip   $3,000 

N 84  ft  of  lots  21  to  26,  blk  66,  Evanston,  May  17,  L 

Turnor  to  C E & L Sup  Rwy  Co $17,000 

Lots  7 8 9,  b 6.  Chase  k Pitner’s  add,  Dec  2,  ’85,  S B 
and  H G Chase,  Trustees,  to  Emma  S Wilder.. $650 

NEW  TRIER. 

Lot  30  blk  2 Hartwell  add  to  Gleucoe,  May  12,  E A 

Hartweil  to  R H Me  Will $200 

Lot  31  b 12  same,  May  12,  same  to  Nellie  Kelley. $200 
W hlf  lot  7 b 2 same,  May  12,  same  to  Chas  Geug.$100 
Blk  10  McDaniel’s  add  to  Wilmette,  Sept  7,  ’85,  A O 

Butler  to  Emeline  McDaniel $100 

Lot  14  b 1 and  lots  1 and  2 blk  2,  Seeger’s  sub  ne  qr 
nw  qr  33  42  13,  April  27,  Margaretha  Seeger  to  B 
Gal  bach $350 

LYONS. 

Lots  12  and  13,  b 3,  Leiter’s  add  to  La  Grange,  May 

15,  S H Graham  to  Allen  S Stults $3,000 

Lot  10  b 9 Cossitt’3  1st  add  to  La  Grange,  Apr  27,  F 

D Cossitt  to  J Johnson $300 

Lots  11  and  12  b 22,  La  Grange,  May  15,  John  Tem- 

pfe  to  B P Lewis $1,000 

miscellaneous. 

Lots  10  and  11  blk  2 Farley’s  add  to  Harlem,  May  1, 

P Farley  to  Henry  Muudt $700 

E hlf  se  qr  35  and  w qr  sw  qr  33  35  13,  Mch  1,  W Bar- 
tels to  Geo  Walter $7,200 

Lots  1 to  24,  29  to  36,  47  48  b 4 of  n hlf  sw  qr  1 37  13, 

Oct  7,  ’85,  E S Garner  to  W F Kelly $3,400 

Lot  3 blk  1 Reich’s  add  to  Dalton,  Nov’r  10,  ’85,  Jos 

Brochinsky  to  A Belatzky $500 

Lots  46  47  48  b 5 Brown’s  add  to  Thornton,  July  30, 
’85,  T J Dohn  to  E Lawrence $1,200 


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S 3 acs  of  76  acs  of  se  qr  19  42  12,  March  4,  J Bodine 

Jr  to  Jacob  Bodine  Sr $1,300 

N 40  ft  of  s half  lot  15,  Rexford  & Massey’s  add  to 
Blue  Island,  May  11,  Benj  Cool  to  Kate  E Neal. $200 
Lots  3 and  4,  b 73,  Maywood,  May  11,  L V Ferris  to 

J Gonld  Jr $525 

Lots  1 to  5 of  lots  12  to  15  b 1 Lockwood’s  sub  in  nw 
qr  3 38  14,  May  1,  W Noxon  to  A M Wells ....  $5,000 
Lot  79,  blk  21,  7 39  14,  May  13,  U S Baer  to  M A Dy- 

on $4,000 

Same  premises.  May  13,  M A Dyon  to  Jennie  J 

Baer $4,000 

Lots  24  and  25  b 2 of  lot  1,  Sup  Ct  partn  w 60  aers  n 
of  road,  sw  qr  23  39  13,  May  13,  Geo  Sherwood  to 

A H Veeder $200 

Lots  1 2 3 b 2 Surton’s  sub  e hlf  nw  qr  1 38  13,  Mch 

29,  Mstr  in  Chy  to  G J Williams $450 

W 20  81-100  ft  of  e 83%  ft  of  lots  13  and  14  of  lots  1 
2 3 and  pt  4 b 23  frl  sec  15  add,  May  15,  O W Bar- 
rett, Trustee,  to  Smith  Whittier $5,000 

Lot  31  b 24  and  s 1%  ft  lot  1 blk  25  Iglehart’s  sub  se 
qr  27  39  14,  Apr  16,  L Tuckerman  to  A Wisner. $4,500 
Lot  12  b 43,  19  39  14,  April  26,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  V 

Kaspar $500 

25x125  ft  in  lot  3,  blk  21,  Robinson’s  add  to  Blue  Is- 
land, Apr  27.  B Gauschalz  to  W C Boldt $875 

Lot  39  b 2,  Walker’s  Dock  add,  Apr  19,  C F Pfeiffer 

to  G Foreman  et  al $1,300 

Lots  1 and  2 block  3 Brown’s  add  to  Norwood  Park, 

May  17,  I Brown  to  N Jonas $250 

Lots  1 and  2,  blk  3,  Brown’s  add  to  Norwood  Park, 

May  17,  Eleanor  A Tyler  to  I Brown $200 

W 20  acs  e hlf  nw  qr  29  36  15,  Apr  8,  ’86,  C H Dalton 

to  Dientje  Sevets $1,450 

Nw  qr  nw  qr  29  36  15,  March  1,  Anton  Steinbach  to 

same $3,000 

23%  acs  in  se  cor  nw  qr  9 36  12,  May  11,  J Harwood 

to  W Scharf $1,426 

W hlf  lot  27,  Raymond  & Dexter’s  sub  15  41  9,  Mch 

17,  C Thie9  Jr  to  G Borchert $150 

E hlf  ne  qr  23  and  s hlf  se  qr  14  36  12,  Feb’ry  27,  C 
Bettenhausen  to  C C Bettenhauseu $11,000 


<|UIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  AND  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lots  1 to  10, 15  to  28  and  n hlf  11  Greenebaum’s  sub 
of  4 acs  in  ne  cor  w hlf  sw  qr  11  39  13,  Apr  30,  ’86, 

J N Young  to  J Staab $1 

Lots  12  13  14  and  s hlf  11  same,  April  30,  same  to  M 

Greenebaum $1 

Lot  21  b 2 Walker’s  sub  se  qr  28  39  14,  H A Tuller  to 

John  Johnson  Jr $50 

Lot  23  b 6 Gross’  north  add,  Nov  24,  ’85,  C Counsel 

man  to  Otto  Stillman $1 

Lot  2 and  n 4 ft  lot  1 w part  lot  7,  16  38  14,  J Nangle 

to  D Mullanny $100 

Lot  36  blk  60,  17  39  14,  May  12.  Wm  Egebrecht  to  J 

Kubernuss $475 

N 41%  ft  of  w 100  ft  of  lots  1 and  2 of  lot  10  b 17,  frl 
sec  15  add,  May  6,  W Munroe  to  Eliza  M McDon- 
ald   $800 

Lot  26  b 13  Elston’s  add,  April  29,  Z Hofheimer  to 

Paul  Alexander $1 

Lot  83  b 2 Walker’s  Dock  add,  May  12,  W C Ritchie 

to  A M Bloom $15 

Lot  51  bk  4 of  lot  14  bk  24  s frl  29  39  14,  Oct  12,  ’85, 

May  H Wetheull  to  J McFadden $500 

Lot  5 of  lots  1 and  2 b 1,  Rockwell’s  add,  May  13,  G 

M Steese  to  Mary  Miner $30 

Lots  27  and  28  b 19  6e  qr  35  40  13,  May  14,  Henrietta 

Blumb  to  W Bluemel ! $1 

Lot  48  b 1 of  lot  E nw  qr  8 39  14,  May  13,  Heirs  of  J 

J Hagerty  to  J J Vreeland $550 

Lot  16  of  lot  2 b 44  w half  etc  21  9 14,  Feb  8,  C Dra- 

bek  to  Jan  Viskousky $1,300 

Lot  46  b 1 Vance’s  sub  pt  e half  nw  qr  14  39  13,  May 

14,  A B Cody  to  F E Phillips  $1 

Premises  1335  Bowen  av,  Feb  3,  H P Nichols  to  D S 

Baiiey $1 

Lot  5 b 3 Holstein,  April  5,  J H Chapman  to  C Wil- 
son  $5 

Und  1-5  of  lot  28  of  lot  3 blk  28  and  of  lots  4 and  5 
Lexington  in  b 11  e half  31  39  14,  May  11,  J S Ev- 
ans to  A M Evans $600 

Lot  36  b 2 Walker’s  Dock  add,  May  15,  W C Ritchie 

to  G Foreman $1 

Lots  17  and  18  b 51,  19  39  14.  May  5,  A Warner  et  al 

to  F O Osborne  $1,600 

Lot  3 of  nely  qr  lot  78,  Ellis’  e add,  Mch  17,  Geo  C 

Morton  to  D P Deardoff $1 

Lots  126  to  129.  132  133  of  bs  5 6 7 Codwise  sub  se  qr 
18  39  14,  May  14,  D G Harnitt  to  M Ward $1 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  May  20,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  181  $1,892,092 

County 208  580,053 

Total 389  $2,472,145 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  May  21,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City.. 145  $823,551 

County 153  271,559 

Total 308  $1,095,110 


TRUST  DEEI>S. 

Aldis  A to  F C Kuhn  Jr  May  18.  Its  4 and 

5 b 14.  5 39  14  6 m 6$  p m $4,500 

Arnold  M to  F Schrader  May  6,  Its  35  to 

37  b 48,  7 38  14,  3i7^ $1,100 

Allen  J C to  T B Albert  May  1.  e hf  n w 

qr  s e qr  s w qr,  9 39 13,  2 y 6$  p m . $2,000 
Bretschneider  J to  A M D Vorak  May  13, 

e hf  It  3 b 26,  s s add,  wkly  8% $3,000 

Bowes  J P to  F R Chandler  May  18.  It  30 

b 1,  9 38  14,  5 y 7% $850 

Braem  L to  J H Ernst  May  17,  It  33  b 2, 

29  40  14,  Jan  1,  7g $400 

Bryant  H B to  E F Bayley  May  12,  Its  3 

and  4 b 1,  10  38  14,  5 y 7%.  .' $2,500 

Berry  C E to  G M Bogue  Mch  23,  It  9 b 5. 

1438  14,  4 y 6#  p m $1,300 

Binz  P to  n M Bluementhal  May  18,  It  11 

b 40,  33  40  14,  3 y 8% $1,000 

Bernatz  J to  J Rosenthal  May  18,  pt  It  34 

b 23,  17  39  14,  5 y 6$ $4,000 

Bernhl  M to  C Berwaldt  May  14,  It  7 b 2 

b 15.  Sheffield’s  add,  4 y 8%  : . . . $200 

Blair  A G to  L Baird  Apr  15,  It  4 b 11  b 

11  etc,  Hyde  Pk;  3 y 6% $1,875 

Bohnen  G to  T J Lefens  May  19,  Its  21 

and  22  b 8,  Archer’s  add  3 y 6$ $2,000 

Baird  L 0 to  L Baird  May  1 It  45  b 2 b 4 

20  40  14,  mthly  8% $450 

Berthold  J A to  H S Dietrich  May  18.  It 

26,  b 1,  29  40  14,  wkly  8% $ 

Brzczinski  M to  F Kiolbassa  May  15,  It  27 

b 2 b 15  b 18,  5 39  14,  3 y 6$ $500 

Berg  M to  R Berger  Apr  26,  It  36  b 6, 

Kay’s  add  3 y,  8^ $1,000 

Bang  C to  JJ  Altpeter  May  10,  It  34  b 2,  8 

38  14  wkly  8 % $400 

Boedecker  W to  P Popp  May  13,  It  14  b 3. 

2139  14 $2,200 

Benedict  A B to  J H Bissell  Mav  19  Its  32 

and  pt  33,  3 38  14,  4 y 7%.  . . $1,100 

Burns  J E to  J C Miller  Apr  19,  It  27  b 6 

36  40  13,  mthly,  8% $800 

Brown  H M to  j Frake  Mch  13,  pt  Its  19 
and  20  b 7,  16  38  14,  14  mos,  7%  p m.  . 

$360 

Bengston  P to  People’s  B & L Assn  May 

3.  It  13  b 7,  10  39  13,  mthly  8 % $700 

Butter  E and  T to  C W Nicholes  May  14, 

pt  It  4.  9 38  14,  4 y 7%% $700 

Bradley  W to  J J Altpeter  May  15,  It  44  b 

2 b 26,  33  39  14,  mthly  8# $500 

Beckett  T A to  S A Gilbert  Apr  22,  It  30, 

Bowen’s  sub,  3 38  14,  5 y 6^ $500 

Banker  E to  J F Rhodes  May  14,  Its  60 

and  61  b 8,  6 38  12,  mthly  8 $500 

Burrows  C I and  A W to  S Dunlop  May  12, 

It  31  b 5,  Scoville  & N’s  add  to  OaK  Pk, 

3 y 7% $2,500 

Burpee  A C to  S Dunlop  May  11,  pt  It  20 

b 1,  Kettlestring’s  add,  Harlem,  3 y 7% 

$1,250 

Benscherd  HE  to  W Heinemann  May  15, 

pt  It  3,  b 33,  s s add,  3 y 7% $2,500 

BurdicK  F M to  A E Barr  Mar  18,— 

wKly  8% $500 

Bosse  H to  J W Escbenburg  May  9,  pt  it 

50,  Bronson’s  add,  2 y 8% $400 

Blythe  M B and  DA  to  R H White  May 
12,  pt  It  11  b 2, 16  38  14,  3 y and  mthly, 

7%,  2 deeds $2,650 

Bowen  K and  C to  A Pine  May  8,  It  12  b 

1.  33  39  14,  mthly  8% $1,300 

Bayley  M A to  Tyrrell  <fc  Wright  May  12, 

Its  76  and  77  b 11,  7 39  14,  2 v 6%.  . $3,000 
Biedermann  W to  F Sommer  July  16,  It  18 

b 4,  Archer’s  add,  WKly  5 1-5$ $300 

Butler  P K to  M E Greenbaum  May  12,  It 

34  b 35,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7% $200 

Boyle  M M to  H G Foreman  May  1,  Its  91 

and  92  b 46,  7 39  14,  5 y 7% $3,-000 

Bayha  D to  D A Kimball  May  11,  It  17  b 
2,33  40  14,  1 y 8$ $700 


R.  W.  Hyman  Jr.  &.  Go., 

ROOM  9.  184  DEARBQRN  ST., 

Loans  &Eeal  Estate 


Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  n'»n  residents. 


Busjohnn  H to  G G Finney  May  14,  It  45 

b 4 b 6.  33  39  14.  1 y — $100 

Braynard  H to  W H Holden  May  8,  It  4 It 

7 b 6,  RocKwell’s  add,  3 y 7% $1,500 

Boydell  A to  J E Otis  May  14,  pt  It  8 b 1, 

33  39  14,  1 y 7% $800 

Childs  W M to  H L Turner  Mch  30,  It  42  b 
2 b 9,  19,  39  14,  5 y 7%  p m,  2 deeds. . 

$2,200 

Case  J M to  J C Miller  Apr  19,  It  34  b 5, 

11  39  13,  mthly  8% $1,400 

Davidson  C to  T Scanlan  May  11,  It  30  b 
2,  F & G’s  add,  Pullman,  2 y 6$  p m . $150 
Campbell  C to  M E Greenebaum  May  19, 

It  19,  Green’s  sob  20  39  14  3 y 7%.  . . $2,000 
Central  Church  of  Christ  to  F A Bragg 
Mch  20,  pt  It  28  and  all  29  and  30  b 2,  34 

39  14,5  y 6$ $5,000 

Caman  A B to  F G Bradley  Apr  4,  It  14  ne 

9 38  14,  3 y,  7$ $800 

Cleary  C & J to  HC  Zuttermeister  May  12, 

It  30  b 11,  32  39  14,  5 y 7% $1,000 

Cooper  A J to  T W Ayer  Feb  17,  pt  s n 

w % 23  38  13,  5 y 6$ $5,000 

Curran  D to  J D Wallace  May  12,  It  4 b 2. 

9 38  14,1  y 7% $500 

Coleman  J to  F Schroeder  May  7,  It  26  b 

2,  9 38  14,  3 y 8$.... _ $900 

Coyne  K and  L to  C H Pnshcheck  May  14, 

It  131  b 3,  Dock  add,  wKly  8% $600 

Conley  J J to  S M Moore  Dec  7,  It  4 b 16, 

13  39  13,  3 y 6$,  p m $450 

Cooley  V E to  F A Woodbnry  Mch  4,  Its 
25  and  26  b 7,  21  38  14,  Sept  1,  ’88,  7%. . 

$1,350 

Callery  J to  C F Schumacher  May  15,  It  97 

b 21,  7 39  14,  3 y 6$ $2,600 

Carlill  J B to  A Peterson  May  15,  It  18  b 

1 b 40,  17  39  14.  2 y 7$ $800 

Carlson  A to  W G Witherell  Mav  5,  It  47 
andpt  48  b 42,  Ogden’s  add,  2 y 7$. $1,300 
Clybourn  M E to  S G Morton,  May  4,  pt  b 

26,  Irving  Park,  1 y 7% $1,250 

Carroll  G to  E S Dreyer  May  7,  It  41  b 1, 

9 38  14,  3 y 6$  p m $800 

Cornell  P to  J H PedricK  May  10,  pt  bs  1 
and  2,  Grav’s  add,  Cornell,  2 y 6$.  .$8,700 
Crowley  T M to  S Kerr  May  6,  It  30  b 3, 

Harrison’s  add,  5 y 7% $800 

Clark  W W to  JW  Scoville  May  15,  It  13  b 

22,  17  39  14,  1 y 8% $1,700 

Carter  C A and  C H to  J Buehler  May  17, 

Its  46  and  47  b 4,  Lee’s  add,  4 y 6% . . $4,000 
Casey  P to  F W Young  Nov  13,  It  3 b 1.  8 

38  14,  45  mos  8%  p m $350 

Crane  J to  E S Dreyer  May  12,  It  7 b 3,  9 

38  14,  2 y 7% $600 

Croft  M C to  C A Buell  Apr  24,  pt  It  9 b 

2,  21  88  14,  3 y 7%,  2 deeds $1,430 

Campbell  J L to  H A Hurlbut  May  10,  Its 
1 to  10,  Campbell’s  sub,  12  39  13,  5 y 7%, 

9 deeds $18,000 

Culver  E J to  J Mulvey  May  12.  It  18  b 12, 

Ashland’s  2d  add,  2 y $2,750 

Clark  F B to  F B Peabody  May  10,  It  2 It 
22  etc,  18  39  14,  5 y 8% $1,500 


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Cochrane  M T to  W Heinemann  May  14,  It 

2 It  3 etc,  Pine  Goove.  1 y 7% $1,000 

Curran  H to  W T Dwight  May  11.  It  26  b 

12,  19  39  14,  3 y 7% ’ $300 

Dale  J T to  HA  Hurlbut  Apr  30,  Its  15 

and  16  b 123,  s s add.  5 j 8% $5,000 

Daily  A to  J W Pfeiffer  May  13,  It  57, 

Stone’s  add,  wkly  8% $1,200 

Davis  G VtoWH  Holden  May  19,  ptlt  7 

b 1,  21  38  14,  3 y 7% $1,500 

Dwyer  M to  H G Foreman  May  l7,  It  32  b 

5.  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 5% $800 

DeWolf  W Lto  G Coombs  Apr  30,  pt  It  1 
It  17  b 122,  s’s  add  2 y 8%  p m . . . . $14,500 
Craig  W M to  W N Hibbard  Oct  14,  Its  1 

and  2 b 12,  11  38  14,  5 y 6 % $4,000 

Doerfler  C to  C L Schaar  May  13,  It  34  b 

15,  U <&  M’  add,  3 mos  8% $ 

Dooley  P to  N A Laner  July  7,  ’84,  It  1 It  2 

etc  b 11, Js  s add,  5 y 7% $300 

Dale  J T to  O F Aldis  May  8,  leasehold  in 

s hf  It  4 b 123,  s s add,  5 y 7% $5,000 

Doyle  M A to  G Barber  May  1,  pt  It  3 b 

4,  Duncan’s  add.  4 y 8% $3,500 

Denning  S M to  C J Hambleton  May  17, 
pt  It  17  It  9 b 2,  16  38  14,  3 y 6%. . . .$1,500 
Dunn  E to  E J Harsness  Mch  15,  Its  41 
and  42  b 2,  Rocswell’s  add,  5 y 7^,2 

deeds ■ • • • $L600 

Druehl  F A to  D Fales  Apr  24,  It  28  b C, 


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28  40  14,  3 y 8% $3,600 

Edwards  J J to  G A Springer  Apr  21,  It  7 

b 1,  21  38  14.  2 y 8%  p m $750 

Ernst  Bros  Brewing  Co  to  Theo  Schintz 
May  15,  It  10  pt  b 94,  Elston’s  add  5 y 

6# $50,000 

Erickson  A to  W Loeb  May  18, 5 y 

$1,400 

Edbrooke  GHtoEW  Russell  May  13,  pt 

It  6 It  5,  34  39  14,  5 y 6$ $10,000 

Ewing  A T to  H A Hurlbut  May  17,  It  25 

b 7.  19  39  14,  June  27.  ’90,  8% $6,000 

Eden  W S to  W Loeb  May  15,  pt  bs  5,  6,  8 
and  9,  Sherman’s  add,  Holstein,  2 y 7$, 

5 deeds $5,500 

Ehnborn  C to  A Chytraus  May  10,  Its  13 

and  14  b 4,  36  40  13,  mthly  6% $1,900 

Fallows  H M to  L J A Fuellgraff  Apr  29, 

It  3 It  13  b 3.  Sutton’s  add.  wkly,  8%.  . 

$3,000 

Fallows  L B to  L J A Fuellgraff  Apr  29,  It 

2 It  13  etc,  Sutton’s  add.  wkly  8%. . .$3,000 
Finn  T to  HL  Hammond  May  1,  It  27  b 1, 

8 38  14,  4 y 8%  $500 

Fischer  J to  M E Greenebaum  May  19,  Its 

I to  3 b 9,  28  39  14,  2 y 6% $3,200 

Fitzgerald  S to  P W Snowhook  Sept  29, 

It  90  b 50,  19  39  14,  2 y 6%  p m $700 

Fitzsimmons  P to  W D Kerfoot  May  17,  It 

18  b 5,  6 39  14,  1 y,  7% $150 

Felsenthal  E B to  J Gross  May  12,  pt  It 

88,  Ellis’  e add,  5 y 6^ $5,000 

Fock  A to  J LThum  May  1,  It  5 It  3,  b 27, 

29  39  14.  3 y 6%  pm $400 

Frost  J C to  G E Hall  Apr  13,  It  8 b 2,  6 

39  14,  4 y 6% $450 

Gamble  J M to  D W Irwin  May  18,  pt  Its 
14  to  16  b 11,  Wolcott’s  add,  5 y 6$.. 

$25,000 

Glawe  J C to  W D Kerfoot  Apr  .12,  It  46  b 

2,  28  40  14,  1 y 6% $200 

Gibson  W H to  J R Weddell  May  18,  It  3 b 

3,  21  38  14,3  y 8% $300 

Goodrich  H 0 to  L Baird  May  8,  Its  5 to  8 

b 24,  18  39  14,  5 y 6% $10,000 

Gross  E to  L Carter  Max  14,  Its  39  to  41  b 
1,  Clifford’s  add,  3 y 8%  p m,  3 deeds . $1700 
Gordon  W D to  H W Wolseley  Mch  8.  It  11 

of  It  11  etc,  3 38  14.  mthly  8% $1,000 

Gaskill  J J to  F W Zurburg  May  7,  pt  It 

5 b 56,  7 39  14,  3 y — $1,400 

Gross  J W to  F B Peabody  May  14,  pt  b 2, 
Gross’  sub,  13  39  13,  5 y 7%,  10  deeds. . 

.' $15,200 

Gathmann  A to  W C Fricke  May  13,  pt  It 

12  b 23,  6 39  13,  3 y 8% $2,000 

Gamble  J M to  J Rosenthal  May  1,  e hf  It 

14  and  n 55  ft  of  Its  15  and  16  b 11, 

Wolcott’s  add,  5 y 5^ $100,000 

Grosskopf  C to  J H Norton  May  17,  furn 

etc,  872  Lincoln  ave,  5 mos $100 

Gross  H A to  J B Skinner  Apr  22,  It  1 It  6 
It  5 b 10,  Rockwell’s  add,  1 y 8%  ...  $1,273 
Gumz  H A to  E S Dreyer  May  1,  It  17  b 3, 

9 38  14,  3 y 6%  p m $350 

Ganzle  K to  T Schintz  May  17,  It  34  n hf 

b 5,  20  39  14,  3 y 7% 

Gault  T H to  E B Pease  May  10,  Its  40  and 

41  It  9 etc,  18  39  14.  3 y 8%% $3,000 

Gross  W to  Booksellers  & S M S L & B 
Assn,  Apr  12,  It  45  b 2 b 1,  8 39  14,  mthly 

6% $700 

Giske  J to  J ShoemaKer  May  13,  It  3 b 8, 

S Chicago,  3 y 8% $337 

Gilmore  E S and  J J to  E G Mason  May  8, 

Its  42  and  43,  Clark’s  1st  Lake  View  add, 

3 y.  8% $3,500 

Gould  J Jr  to  E H Gary  May  6,  Its  1 to  4 b 

73,  Maywood  etc,  3 y 7% $1,500 

Gardner  T J to  C L Hutchinson  May  8,  pt 
It  5,  Broad’s  sub,  3,  38  14,  1 y 8%.  . .$2,009 
Gilbert  W S to  S M Moore  Max  12.  It  3 b 16 

II  39  13,  2 y 8% $200 

Gross  J W to  M E Greenebaum  Max  13,  Its 

16  to  18  and  22  to  27,  Humboldt  Pk  add, 

4 y 7%,  9 deeds $8,700 

Hickey  M to  J Foley  May  14,  It  8 b 64,  19 

39  14,  mthlx  8% $1,500 

Garratt  E W ond  L D to  W M Holden  May 
15,  pt  Its  13  and  14  It  1 etc,  b 23,  frl  15 

add  June  10.  ’89,  8% $3,000 

Hayes  E J to  W M Howland  May  1,  It  50 

b 26,  Duncan’s  add,  4 y 6%  p m $2,000 

Hess  J to  J W Scoville  May  14,  Its  34  to  37, 

North’s  add,  5 y 8% $2,500 

Holinger  0 to  F Lackner  Apr  15,  It  8 b 3, 

7 39  14,  8 y 8% $4,100 

Hart  E R to  J Miller  May  12,  It  23  b 15, 

Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 8% $500 

Hamill  P to  J Foley  May  13,  Its  129  and 

130  _b  42,  17  39  14,  mthly  8% $5,000 

Hughes  J to  S M Moore  May  11,  It  23  b 16, 

13  39  13,  2 y 6% $200 

Hastie  M to  C C Chase  May  1,  pt  It  54  b 

57.  7 39  14,  5 y 7% $600 

Haskins  C W to  L Baird  May  10,  pt  It  5 b 
11,  Rockwell’s  add,  5 y 6% $1,000 


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Hotter  E to  F B Peabody  May  8,  Its  2 and 
3 b 2,  Ashland’s  2d  add,  5 y 5%. . . . $15,000 
Hinous  M to  H J Christoph  Apr  14,  It  3 b 

9,  20  39  14,  5 y 7% $4,500 

Haiduk  F to  J Shoemaker  Apr  26,  It  23  b 

11,  S Chicago,  3 y 8%  p m $494 

Hanbrich  M to  N A Mayer  May  18,  pt  It 

43  b 1,  9 38  14,  1 x 7%. $400 

Hood  J to  J Sehaaf  Apr  11,  It  17  b 60,  14 

38  14,  2 y 8%,  2 deeds,  p m $675 

Harvey  G W to  C F Hatterman  Jr,  Feb  14, 

It  19  b 2,  6 39  14,  4 y 8% $700 

Hill  J C to  W F Lubeke  May  12,  Its  22  and 

23  b 1,  23  38  14,  1 y 7% $2,000 

Heymus  J to  H G Naper  May  15,  It  20 

and  pt  21  b 8,  19  40  14.  July  1.  ’88,  6 % 

$850 

Hurlbut  A M to  H B Hurd  Apr  7,  It  1 and 

pt  It  2 b 70,  Evanston,  4 y 8% $5,500 

Hasek  T to  L Pasal  May  14,  It  25  b 8,  20 

39  14,  3 y $1,500 

Hatterman  F W to  F R Chandler  Apr  12, 

It  11  b 5,  8 39  14,  3 i6<,pm $800 

Hickey  M to  C L Hutchinson  May  10,  Its 

2  and  7 b 44,  21  39  14,  5 y 870 $3,000 

Henson  P S to  W D Smith  Apr  1,  pt  It  17 

b 4,  34  39  14,  5 y 8% $8,000 

Hart  J P to  J A Sleeper  May  1,  pt  b 55.  7 

39  14  2 y 8%  p m $2,000 

Hales  S to  A Peterson  May  12,  Its  21  and 

24  b 1 b 3,  18  39  14.  3 y 7% $1,200 

Hardwick  T to  C P Dewey  May  13,  Its  23 

to  25,  b 7,  10  39  13.  demand  8% $1,500 

Halzman  L to  A V KnicKerbocKer  May  18 
It  6,  It  2 b 63,  21  39  14,  mthly  8%.  . . $3,000 
Harvey  A to  G R Thorne  Apr  12,  n hf  It 

73,  divn  2,  30  38  15.  4 y 6# $1,500 

Harvey  A to  G R Thorne  Apr  10,  pt  It  75 

b 2,  30  38  15,  mthly  8% $950 

Heather  F A to  S M Moore  Dec  29,  It  12 

b 8,  Central  Pk  add,  4 y 8% $600 

Haupt  M to  S W Sennott  Aug  18,  e hf  It 

1 2  b 1 5,  s s add,  8% $1,300 

Holzapfel  C to  C G Ricklefe  Apr  14,  Its  2 

and  3 b 32  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 8% $300 

Irrgang  H to  H J Christoph  May  13,  It  27 

b 42,  33  40  14.  3 y 8% $1,500 

Imsland  S to  M E Greenbaum  May  12  pt 

It  17  b 1,36  40  13,  4 y 7 % $800 

Johnson  A to  A Peterson  May  11,  It  39  b 11 

Lee’s  add  3 y,  8% $3,000 

Judsou  P P to  D B Dewey  May  12,  Its  8 

and  pt  9 b 63,  Evanston,  5 y 7% $1,700 

Johnson  A J to  A Patterson  May  13,  Its 

43  and  44  b 6,  10  39  13,  1 y 7% $700 

Jandriszak  F to  E Koch  Feb  26,  It  3 b 38, 

32  38  15.  3 y 8%  p m $250 

Johnson  M and  M W toJ  W Scoville  May 

4,  It  44  b 4.  13  39  13.  3 y 8% $600 

Johnson  W V to  E F Gorton  May  1,  It  6 It 

5,  16  38  14,  5 y 7% $1,100 

Johnson  E to  W Garnett  Jr,  Apr  22.  It  28 

It  6,  8 39  14,  1 y 8% $450 

Jones  L H to  E F Bay  ley  Apr  16,  It  33  and 

pt  34  b 6.  21  38  14.  5 y 7% $1,300 

Jefferson  P to  H Kassens  May  15,  It  10  b 

5,  7 37  15,  mthly,  8% $700 

Johnston  B E to  H G Foreman  Mch  12,  Its 

19  to  28  It  7 etc,  8 39  14,  Apr  15,  8%.  . 
$10,000 

Kastner  J to  H G Foreman  May  18,  It  44 

b 6,  36  40  13,  5 y 7% $1,200 

Kempter  J to  C S Redfield  Mch  22,  It  4 

Rich’s  sub  16  38  14,  2 y 7% $925  ’ 

Klotz  T to  G Coombs  May  10,  It  13,  Moor- 
man’s add,  1 y 8%% $500 

Kasper  V to  J Nutt  Apr  26,  It  12,  b 43, 19 

39  14,  3 y 7%  pm .$375 

Kram  L to  N A Mayer  May  14,  Its  35  and 

36  b 2 b 9,  3 y 8%  $550 

Kelly  T to  L A Gilbert  Apr  22,  It  29, 

Bowen’s  sub,  3 38  14,  5 y 8% $1,000 

Kultgen  M to  J F Temple  May  8,  pt  It  28, 

3  38  14,  1 y 7% $i90 

Kettering  H to  J Wadington  Jr  May  17,  It 

20  It  12  etc,  b 3 b 4,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 
$2,000 

Kohl  G to  I G Lombard  May  1,  It  1 b 22, 
Douglas  Park  add,  mthly,  8%  2 deeds. 

$1,400 

Kmdlum  J A to  M E Greenebaum  Oct  17, 

It  36  b 3,  29  40  14,  2 y 8%  pm $525 

Krueger  J C to  A T Lay  May  18,  Its  25  to 


27  b 51, 19  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Koch  W to  H Felsenthal  May  19,  It  19  b 2 

b 1,  8 39  14,  5 y 7 % $1200 

Koberness  J to  W Egebrech  May  12,  It  36 

b 60,  19  39  14,  3 y 8% $750 

Kotecki  P to  J Grabsid  May  12,  It  16  b C, 

32  39  14,  1 y 8% $200 

Koepke  L to  J Buehler  May  13,  It  49  b 15, 

7 3914,  3 y 7% $6,000 

Klein  R to  H S Dietrich  May  11,  It  78  b 

42,  33  39  14,  wkly  8% $2,000 

Krueger  F W to  C G RicKlefs  Max  6,  It  9 

b 2,  31  40  14,  2 y 8% $300 

Korter  LtoFW  Burburg  Mav  13,  It  5 b 2. 

9 38  14, ". $1,400 

Krueger  F to  W C Fricke  May  11,  It  12  b 

9,  8 39  14,  2 y 8% $1,100 

I Lehnart  J to  J C Schumacher  May  12,  Its 

36  and  37  b 18,  8 37  15,  1 y 6 $900 

Lindgren  G to  LA  Gilbert  May  6,  It  24 

Bowen’s  sub  3 3814,  3 y 8% $1,100 

Lynch  D to  W M Bauer  Apr  lo,  Its  14  and 

15  b 2,  33  39  14,  3 y 8%  p m $2,150 

Lohman  G H to  C C Schumacher  May  18, 

It  3 It  14  etc  b 6,  19  39  14,  wkly  5%.  . $1,200 
Lala|J  to  L Maudl  May  15,  It  48  b 7,  20  39 

14,  3 y 7% $1,200 

Lynch  J to  C Buhl  May  17,  Its  15  and  16, 

4 38  14,  2 x 7$ $4,000 

Leinhaupel  F to  F A Kucera  May  18,  It 

83,  Ballin’s  sub,  8 38  14,  4 mos $200 

LhotaK  J to  0 Kubin  May  17,  pt  It  16  b 

40,  s s add,  wkly  5% $800 

Legge  D E to  B F Weber  Jan  27,  It  11  b 3 

Ingledew’s  add,  Ravenswood.  3 y 7$. . 

$900 

Lamprecht  E to  C Jorn  May  13,  It  9 b 31, 

5 Chicago,  2 y 8% $300 

Loder  C H to  C L Schaar  May  13,  It  29  b 

1,34  39  14,  5 y 8% $1,500 

Lynch  J to  R P Hollitt  May  11,  It  19,  b 6, 

18  39  14,  2 y 8%  p m $500 

Lewis  B L to  H F Valletta  May  15,  Its  11 

and  12  b 22,  4 38  14,  3 y 7% $500 

Leonard  T J to  E H Sheldon  Apr  8,  Its  27 

and  28  b 9,  Ogden’s  add,  3 y 8% $2,700 

Murray  R to  C Kominsni  May  12,  It  17  b 

27  J R & S’s  add  2 y 8% $1,000 

Merz  P to  W Loeb  May  12,  It  1 b 7,  Davis’ 

add  5 y,  6% $1,200 

Marston  C to  E L Wright  Mch  18,  Its  1 to 

6 b 16,  25  38  14,  3 y 6% $1,300 

Martin  W H to  M E Greenebaum  May  13, 

pt  It  16  It  4,  16  38  14,  3 y 7% $1,200 

McFadden  J to  G H Arthur  Oct  12,  It  51  b 

4 b 24,  29  39  14  3 y 8% $300 

Moody  B F to  J Stern  May  13,  It  21  b 2,  23 

38  14,  wkly  7% $600 

Martin  L to  F Sommer  May  10,  Its  25  and 
26  b 2,  Davis’s  add  wkly  5 1-5$  2 deeds 

$5,000 

Mundt  H and  J to  J Buehler  May  1,  Its  10 

and  11  b 2,  13  39  12,  3 v 7% $50o 

Martinsen  LtoEH  Sheldon  Mch  3,  It  18 

b 41,  Ogden’s  add  3 y,  8%  pm $1,300 

Marsdlek  G to  E D Sellman  Apr  26,  It  58 

b 4,  20  39  14  3 y 7% $600 

Moore  F to  C R Corbin  Mch  22,  pt  It  11  b 

1,  Ellis’,  w add  5 y 6% $5,000 

McCormick  M to  P Lathrop  Apr  21,  Its  10 

to  12  b 4,  2 38  14,  4 y 8% $6,400 

Menter  J K to  O C Butz  May  10,  pt  It  24  b 

2.  2 38  14,  mthly  8% ....$1,000 

Mueller  W C to  B L Pease  Apr  14,  It  11  b 

41,  33  40  14,  4 y 8% $1,000 

Mettler  J K to  O C Butz  May  10,  pt  It  45, 

Rosalie  Villas  mthly  8% $3,500 

Malex  M to  T H Schintz  May  13,  It  68  b 7, 

20  39  14,  2 y 7% $1,200 

Miller  J L to  G G Newbury  May  1,  pt  Its 
17  and  16  b 70,  Hopicins’  Hyde  Pk  add, 

47  mos,  7%  p m $2,350 

Marenbaum  M J to  F J A Fuellgraff  Apr 
22,  It  12  b 2,  B & E’s  add,  mthly,  8%.  . 

$1,200 

Muhihill  J to  W M Taylor  May  15,  It  29 

It  25,  16  38  14,  6 mos,  6 % $300 

Mitchell  E to  G M Bogue  Dec  2,  It  69  b 6. 

13  39  13,  3 y 8%  p m $490 

Miller  J to  S E Gross  May  3,  It  5 b 15, 

Clifford’s  add,  2 y 6% $234 

Martensen  J to  M E Greenebaum  Jan  15, 

It  78  b 34,  31  39  14,  4 y 7% 


Martin  J A to  S Gehr  Apr  20,  It  38,  18  39 

14,4  y 8% $400 

Metter  G to  J W Scoville  May  15,  pt  Its  4 

and  5 b 56,  7 39  14,  3 y 8% $1,500 

Matthews  H B Jr  to  M EGreenebaum  May 

17,  It  8 b 4,  12  39  13,  3 y 8% $3,000 

Mollenhaur  C to  C F Hatterman  Jr.  May  1, 

It  15  It  3 b 2.  6 39  14,  4 y 8% $400 

McAuliff  C to  J Holdom  Max  17,  pt  Its  10 

and  11  b 6,  Newberry’s  add $1,500 

Muldoon  E J to  C F Golding  May  17,  Its  1 
and  4 b 3 b 18,  7 39  14,  3 y 8%  pm...  $900 
Michaels  F to  W C Fricke  May  11,  It  17  b 

3,  6 39  14,  2 y 8% ‘ $500 

Muhlhausen  V to  L Luchtemeyer  May  12, 

e hf  s e qr,  84  37  13,  1 y 7% $250 

McCormack  C and  E C to  M E Greene- 
baum, May  14,  It  51  b 2,  4 38  14,  2 y 7% 

$400 

Morley  R L to  F R Chandler  May  10.  pt  It 
42,  Rosalie  Villas,  5 y 7%,  2 deeds.  .$4,000 
McCarthy  J to  H J Christoph  May  12.  It  95 

It  1,  10  39  13,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Miller  M A and  C H to  C L Hammond 

May  1,  It  14  b 7,  8 40  14,  5 y 7% $2,500 

Matthai  C to  L Baird  Jan  29,  pt  33,  Bron- 
son’s add,  5 y 8% $10,000 

McCulloch  J and  H T to  J G Vallette  May 

’ 6,  It  22  b 5,  La  Grange,  4 y 7% $900 

Nelson  J to  H J Christoph  May  11.  It  8 b 

l.lt  13,  6 39  14,  5 y7$ ..$1,800 

Nonczek  J to  J Matz  Apr  5 It  38  b 12,  5 39 

14  wkly  8% $800 

Nugent  J to  A Peterson  May  18  It  45  b 8 

6  39  14,  2 y 8$ $500 

Nicholls  C W to  S L Boyce  May  19,  Its  1 

to  3 b 2,  20,  38  14,  6 mos  8%.  . $150 

Nowak  C and  F to  W D Kerfoot  Mch  9,  It 

27  b 14,  20  39  14,  3 y 7%  p m $675 

Nowan  R to  W D Kerfoot  May  8,  It  29  b 

14,  20  39  14,  3 y 7%  p m $675 

Olschuer  C to  0 C Butz  May  13,  It  7 b 6,  4 

38  14,  2 y 6% $2,000 

Ockes  J to  J Stern  May  12,  It  8 b 2,  4 38 

14,  wkly  7% $1,100 

O’Bryen  J to  S M Moore  July  25,  It  37  b 2 

b 30,  31  39  14,  2 y 8%  p m $166 

O’Connell  J to  C W Nicholes  Feb  15,  It  17 

b 27,  33  39  14,  3 x 6$ $460 

O’Brien  M to  P W Snowhook  May  14,  It  94 

b 48,  17  39  14,  2 y 8% $100 

Ostrowickx  M to  H Felsenthal  May  17,  It 

90  b 33,  19  39  14,  2 y 7% $600 

Owing  F P to  E Koch  Apr  7.  It  28,  Bron- 

sou’s  add,  3 y 7%,  2 deeds $11,000 

Oberne  G to  F B Peabody  May  12,  Its  4 to 

6 b 4,  Wolcott’s  add,  5 y 5% $45,000 

Olson  C 0 to  H A Haugan  Apr  19,  It  3 It 

20,  33  40  14,  3 y 6% $2,000 

Przyborski  M to  E Koch  Nov  25,  It  45  b 4, 

32  38  15,  3 y 8%  pm $250 

Pauloski  J to  H C Durand  May  15,  It  98  b 

21,  5 39  14,  2 y 7% $1,000 

Pitzold  B to  G M Bogue  Apr  26.  It  27  b 6, 

13  39  13,  5 y 8%  p m r..$600 

Pfeiffer  C T to  H G Foreman  Apr  19,  It  36 

b 2,  Dock’s  add,  2 y 8%  p m ....  $2,200 

Pritchard  R M to  W Loeb  Max  12,  It  33  It 
9 etc  b 3,  Rockwell’s  add,  5 y 7%. . . .$1,300 
Priece  R S to  G G Newbury  May  15,  pt 
Its  19  and  18  b 70,  Hopkins’  Hyde  Park 

add,  3 y 7%  p m $2,200 

Pendt  A F to  G Coombs  May  10,  It  25  b 2, 

29  40  14,  4 y 7% $700 

Peterson  H to  A Peterson  Apr  28,  pt  It  5 

b 1 20  40  14.3  y 7% $1,5<j0 

Quinn  J to  B L Pease  Mch  10,  It  31  b 5. 

Harrison’s  add,  4/7$ $700 

Redenburg  E and  S W to  T Schintz  May 

3,  It  22  b 5,  36  40  13 $800 

Ramsey  C A to  T Scanlan  May  19,  It  11  b 
2,  Gano’s  add,  Pullman,  2 y 8%  p m.  . .$75 
Retterman  J to  F C Smith  May  19,  It  62  b 

25,  29  39  14,  2 y 7% 400 

Redmond  P & J to  L Boyce  May  19,  Its  1 

to  4 b 1,  22  38  14,  3 y 8% $853 

Radtfang  F to  J L Thum  May  1,  It  6 It  3 

b 27,  29  39  14.  3 y 8%  pm $400 

Raidy  J to  J C Schumacher  May  17,  It  31 

b 18,  19  39  14,  3 y 7% $500 

Regan  P to  C J Hambleton  May  17,  Its  65 

and  66  b 3,  4 38  14,  4 y 8% $800 

-Rogers  W H to  A Smith  May  18,  It  6,  b 2 b 

5,  4 38  14,3  y 7% ..$1,000 

Regnell  B J to  M E Greenebaum  Feb  18, 

Its  37  and  38  b 3 etc,  29  40  14,  4 y 6%,  p 

m $1,060 

Ristow  Rasher  Mfg  Co  to  W Vocko  Max 
17,  Its  3 to  5 b 39,  Astor’s  add,  3 y 8%. . 

$2,800 

Rust  F to  G Schroeder  May  14,  It  18  b 2, 

PicKet’s  add.  mthly  8% $1,800 

Raymond  N H to  E L Gillette  May  1,  Its  3 

and  4 b 44,  9 37  14,  mthly  7% $1,800 

Ritchil  W C to  F B Peabody  May  12,  pt  Its 

8 and  9 b 4 frl  15  add  5 y 5% $36,000 

Sticha  V to  C J VopicKa It  7 It  3 b 54 

22  39  14,  wkly  5 % $30  0 


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Sulasky  PtoME  Greenebaum  May  12,  It 

41  Baltin’s  add  8 38  14,  3 y,  8% $650 

Schmidt  M M and  J to  A Peterson  May  13, 

It  5 b 3,  8 39  14,  3 y 7% $1,500 

Salomon  L to  H G Foreman  May  1 pt  b 11 

17  39  14,  5 y 6% $12,000 

Schulenburg  J to  J Buehler  May  13,  It  17  b 

2,  5 39  14,  3 y 1% $500 

Smith  E T to  E M Smith  May  12,  It  18  b 5 

Harrison’s  add  4 y 6^ $450 

Sadlicek  J to  J V Benos  May  12,  pt  4 42  9, 

mthly  — $250 

Scharlan  A to  S E Gross  May  4,  It  4 b 1, 

Clifford’s  add,  2 y 6^pm $350 

Simpson  W to  E S Dreyer  Mch  19,  It  21  b 

6  b 4,  35  40  13,  3 y 7%  p m $600 

Stastny  V to  F Fucik  May  11,  It  21  b 34,  19 

39  14,  wkly  5% $1,600 

Spohuholtz  C to  T Bieszki  May  18,  Its  18 

and  19  b 12,  6 39  14,  wkly  8# $1,500 

Swanson  N to  A Wisner  May  17,  It  2 b 8 b 

44,  4 y,  — $500 

Sigowski  L to  J Marach  May  18,  It  18  b 

29,5  39  14,  2 y 7% $1,000 

Sweet  H to  T H Schintz  May  1,  pt  bs  13 
and  14,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  5y  7%  12 

deeds $13,200 

Shaver  J A to  0 C Butz  Apr  12,  It  2 b 24, 

3  39  14,  mthly  8%..  $5,800 

Simpson  B and  N to  T Morrison  May  13, 

Its  10  and  11  b 2,  Norwood  Pars,  2 y 8% 

$800 

Stewart  S J to  J C Miller  May  17  It  5 b 4, 

23  38  14,  mthly  8% $3,300 

Schwent  J to  C C Schumacher  May  13,  It 

61  b 29,  29  40  14,  wkly  5% $1,000 

Serewicz  H to  B Rosenberg  May  12,  It  17 

b 16,  Elston’s  add,  2 y 8% $900 

Stewart  S J to  G M Bogue  Feb  27,  It  5 b 

4,  23  38  14  14  3 y 7% $900 

Syncksin  L to  M E Greenebaum  Apr  27, 

It  37  b 34,  31  39  14,  3 y 1%  p m $400 

Schiff  S to  M Sonnenshien  May  18,  It  41  b 

1,  21  38  14,  mthly  8% $2,000 

Syncksin  L to  S E Gross  Apr  24,  It  37  b 34 

31  49  14,  mthly  1%,  pm $300 

Sass  M to  G Coombs  May  17,  It  39  b 4,  6 

39  14,  5y.  — $6,000 

Straka  K to  H Felsenthal  May  19,  It  5 b 6. 

20  39  14,  3 y 7# $1,400 

Shannon  T to  S E Gross  May  10,  It  6 b 1, 

Clifford’s  add,  1 y 6%  p m $375 

Schafer  C to  W J Goudy  Mch  6,  It  94  b 

3,  29  40  14,  3 y 8%  pm $525 

Stokes  M A and  J to  W Heinemann  May 

14,  Its  49  and  50  bib  19,  Sheffield’s 

add,  3 y 1% $1,500 

Soeder  K to  A Hoefer  May  17,  It  48  b 19, 

35  40  13,  wkly  8% $800 

Sueur  E to  C S Jones  May  1,  premises 
1333  and  1335  Brown  ave,  mthly  8%.  $2,640 
Sourek  F to  H Kassens  May  15,  It  35  b 2, 

18  37  15,  mthly,  8% $200 

Stehle  J to  X J Lefens  May  3,  Its  12  to  15 

b 1,  8 38  14,  2 y 6% ' $2,100 

Schank  C C to  C J Hambleton  May  12.  It 

14  b 1,  28  39  14,  3 y 6% $2,000 

Schultz  A to  H J Christoph  May  12,  Its  2 
and  3 and  pt  4 b 27,  Elston’s  and,  3 y 7% 

$3,000 

Suitor  M and  E C to  J Stern, It  439  b 

1,  etc,  29  40  14  wkly  1% $800 

Scan  Luth  Cemetery  Assn  to  E Prussing 
May  10,  n hf  s hf  ne  qr,  19  40  13,  1 y 8% 

pm $7,500 

Simon  P to  C Jorn  May  13,  Its  2 and  3 It 

29  etc,  b 3,  Archer’s  add,  3 y 7% $3,000 

Sheda  J to  C J Vopicka  May  13,  pt  It  6 b 

39,  s s add $ 

Straus  W F to  E E Prussing  May  11,  pt  It 

98,  Butterfield’s  add,  3 y 7% $2,500 

Swenson  A B to  G E Hall  Apr  13,  It  9 b 2. 

6 39  14,  4 y 6#  pm $450 

Steele  M to  W R Plum  Apr  28,  It  59  b 6, 

28  39  14,  3 y 7% $700 

Taylor  A H to  0 C Butz  May  10,  It  13  b 3, 

11  39  13,  mthly  8% $1,000 

Train  M to  E S Dreyer  May  13,  It  21  b 6, 

Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 8% $300 

Temple  E A and  J F to  C Bentley  May  1, 
pt  It  8 b 11,  17  39  14,  4 y — $6,500 


Trieder  C to  J N Stone  May  8,  It  20  b 45, 

7 39  14,  4 v 6#  p m $1,750 

Ter  Maat  E to  J R May  May  5,  Its  35  and 

36  b 33,  17  39  14,  2 y 6 % $1,090 

Tewes  H G to  C P H Dose  May  17,  pt  Its 

6 and  7 b 9,  29  40  14,  1 y — $1,000 

Torkelson  G B to  ME  Greenebaum  May 
17,  pt  It  3 b 1,  36  40  13,  4 y 7%.  „. . . $1,000 
Tait  A <fc  J F to  D B Dewey  Apr  11,  b 63 

Evanston  5 y 7% $475 

Tweddle  J to  R P Hollitt  Apr  22,  It  22  b 

6,  18  39  14,  lyS^pm $450 

Tracey  M and  C to  C H PnshchecK  May 

14,  Its  7 to  10  b 2,  32  39  14.  wkly  8%.  . 

$1,000 

Thayer  H L and  D G to  E W Russell  May 

3,  pt  Its  108  to  112  b 91,  27  39  14  5 y 8% 
$7,000 

VanVIissengen  P Jr  to  A Peterson  Feb  23, 

It  2 b 8,  4 39  14,  3 y 6% $1,800 

Van  Aerman  A B to  A B Hemmingway 
May  11,  Its  6 to  9 b 3,  7 39  13,  Jan  1,  8% 

$1,000 

VohanKa  M and  J to  M E Greenbaum 
May  15,  It  43  b 3,  28  38  14.  3 y 7%.  .$1,800 
Van  Vlissingen  P to  A Peterson  May  17. 

pt  It  8 b 4,  20  39  14,  1 y 7% $400 

VerNooy  C B to  F B Peabody  May  14,  Its  1 

to  4 b 1,  30  37  14,  2 y 7% $2,000 

Ver  Novy  C B to  C C Burley  May  10,  pt  b 

8,  29  40  14,  5 y 8% $2000 

Vogt  J F to  J H Ernst  May  5,  Its  45  and 

50,  12  40  13  etc,  4 y 8%  p m $1,500 

Wyman  C E to  G W TucKer  May  3,  Its  16 
and  17  b 13,  Union  Park  2d  add,  7 y 8% 

$7,000 

Wyman  M E to  G W Tucker  May  7,  pt  Its 
1 to  4 b 13,  Union  ParK  2d  add,  2 y 8% 

$2,000 

Witner  G to  T H Schintz  May  3,  It  9 b 5, 

36  40  13,  3 y 7% $800 

Williams  A L to  H G Foreman  May  10,  pt 

It  40,  Bronson’s  add,  5 y 8% $4,000 

Walter  J to  M Veit  May  12.  pt  It  2 b 11, 

36  4013,  6 y 7# $1,000 

Williams  S to  A J Mons  Apr  15,  It  30  n w 

hf,  15  38  14,  2 y 6% $1,400 

Wiggins  IS  to  J Stern  May  12,  It  13  b 21, 

Ogden’s  add,  wkly  7% $2,200 

Wilberschied  C to  J H Ernst  May  13,  It  41 

b 1,  29  40  14,  3 y 8%% $300 

Wells  0 M to  E F Gorton  Nov  20,  pt  Its  17 
and  18  b 70,  Hopkin’s  add.  Hyde  Park, 

4 y 7% $1,800 

Wachous  J to  L Mandl  May  15,  It  39  b 8, 

20  39  14,  3 y 7% $700 

Weis  J to  F G Bradley  May  15,  It  12  b 1, 

13  39  13,  2 y 8% $500 

Werner  W to  H G Foreman  May  18,  It  3 b 

4,  Ellis’  w add,  3 y 8% $2,500 

Woxon  C to  H A Haugan  May  10,  It  44  b 1 

8 39  1 4,  5 y 8% $3,200 

Wells  0 M to  H G Foreman  May  13.  Its  11 

and  12,  b 62,  Hopkins  add  Hyde  Park  6 

mos,  8%  pm....  $2,300 

Wilcox  J R to  D M Hillis  May  1,  It  5 It  11, 

16  38  14  mthly  7 % $740 

Watts  G C to  E H Sheldon  Mch  26, ’It  3 It 

23  b 9,  Ashland’s  add,  3 y 8% $2,025 

Whipple  W B to  H D Beam  May  14,  Its  21 
and  22  b 1 b 3,  8 37  14,  50  ds,  8 % p m.$75 
Wolff  W F to  T C Edwards  Apr  12,  It  26  It 

3  b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y 8% $600 

White  G to  S E Gross  May  10,  It  12  b 1, 

Clifford’s  add.  2 y 8%  p m $550 

Whelan  M to  P W Snowhook  May  1,  It  12 

b 30,  17  39  14,  2 y 6 % $3,000 

Walsh  J J to  P L Shuman  May  1,  It  11  b 

27,  33  39  14,  2 y 5# $1,600 

White  P to  S W Sennott  May  20,  It  10  b 12, 

5 & G’s  add,  wkly  8 % $500 

Young  W H to  E Maynard  May  1,  It  27  b 

7,  31  40  14.  6 y 8%,  p m $1,200 

Zabian  V to  J Nutt  Apr  26  It  lib  43,  19 

39  13,  3 y 7%  p m $375 

Zielice  RtoHJ  Christoph  May  10,  It  20  b 

11,  6 39  14,  3 y 8%. . f. $4,000 

Zerbe  H to  A Podolsky  May  12,  It  36  b 4, 

28  39  14,  wkly  6 # $1,200 

Zemanek  J to  C J Vopicka  May  1,  It  9 It- 7 
b 67,  21  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 


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MORTGAGES. 

Allen  J to  A R Marriott  May  17,  It  15  b 17 

29  39  13  1 y 8% 

Baker  C A to  Chi  Perm  B & L Assn  May 
18,  pt  It  8 b 14  21  38  14  mthly  8%.  .$2,000 
Bastien  U to  A Pike  May  14,  It  38  b 3 b 

40,  17  39  14,  1 y 7% $500 

Boldt  W C to  B Ganschals  Apr  27,  pt  It  3 

b 21,  36  37  13,8  y 5% $800 

Burrows  A and  W A to  People’s  B & L 
Assn,  Apr  5,  pt  Its  10  and  11  b 12,  C,  Id 
& S’s  sub,  Hyde  Park,  mthly  8%. . . .$3,600 
Butler  H B to  D Falos  Feb  17,  II  33  b 47,  7 

39  14,  5 y 7% $1,700 

Betts  V F to  C B Eggleston  Mch  1,  It  51  b 
6.  21  38  14,  mthly  7%  etc,  2 deeds.  . .$1,377 
Bengtson  G A to  A Bengston  May  11,  It  il 

b 81,  S Chicago,  4 y 4$ $525 

Belding  W S to  J Gunzenhauser  May  5,  Its 

54  and  55  b 3.  23  38  14,  2 y 8% $200 

Bristol  M C to  H H Wood  May  12,  It  2 b 2, 

34  39  14,  Feb  6,  ’87,  6% $5,000 

Cong  Kanesses  Yisrael  to  J YorK  Its  10 

and  11  b 5,  B & E’s  add,  3 y 8% $6,400 

Chisholm  H H to  Commonwealth  L & B 
Assn  May  6,  Its  20  and  21  b 1,  Pk  Side, 

mthly  8 % $2,400 

Clesins  S C to  H M Anderson  Apr  12  ptlt 
5 b3,  Snyder’s  add,  Evanston,  mthly,  8%, 

'. . $560 

Cary  J W to  Chi  Perm  B & L Assn  May 
18,  Its  49  and  50  b 3 b 1,  27  38  14,  mthly 

8% $2,000 

Coombes  S A to  Chi  Perm  B & L Assn  May 
4,  Its  8 and  9 b 107,  35  38  14,  mthly,  8% 

$500 

Coe  L B to  C A Baker  May  11,  Its  3 and  pt 

4  b 13,  2 38  14,8  y 7% $600 

Dennis  E F and  R to  Mutual  B & L Assn, 
May  18,  Its  16  to  20  b 97,  Maywood, 

mthly,  8% $7,200 

Dennis  G to  Englewood  B & L Assn  Mch 

8,  It  22  b 4,  4 38  14,  mthly  7% $2,200 

Doerfler  C to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn  May 
14,  It  34  b 15,  U & M’s  add,  wkly  8%. . 

$4,000 

Edwards  M B and  E to  House  B & L Assn 
May  10,  pt  Its  8 and  7 b 12,  1138  14, 

mthly,  — $5,000 

Egan  M to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn  May  18 

pt  It  14,  32  39  14,  wkiy  8% $500 

Edmundson  J to  M E Kenney  May  15,  It 

16  b 63,  14  38  14,  2 y,  — p m $566 

Ellis  E D to  C M L Ins  Co,  May  10,  Its  24 

and  25,  b 69,  o t,  5 y 5% $4,000 

Ellen  M to  E A Lathrop  May  6,  It  15  b 6, 

Archer’s  add,  3 y 7 % $200 

Frazen  J to  Commonwealth  B & L Assn 
May  10,  It  25  b 3,  Palmer’s  add,  S Chica- 
go, mthly  8 % $400 

Frank  H to  JL  K Barry  May  10,  Its  55 

and  56  b 16,  31  40  14,  5 y 7 %% $600 

Gorman  E and  J to  Fifth  Ward  B & L 
Assn  May  14,  It  16  b 13,  s b add,  wKly 

8% $t,000 

Hansen  M to  People’s  B & L Assn  May  3, 

Its  2 and  3 b 7,  10  39  13,  wkly  8$ $700 

Hagerty  W to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn 
May  12,  It  5,  e qr  b 17  b 14  etc,  s b add, 

wkly,  8% $300 

Huser  J to  J McCaffery  May  13,  It  37,  Mc- 

Caffery’s  sub,  36  39 13,  2 y 7% $143 

Haven  S R to  W H Colvin  May  13,  s hf  It 

20  b 137,  s s add,  2 y 8% $5,400 

Hillmer  W E to  Conservative  B <fc  L Assn, 
May  13,  Its  9 and  10  b 10,  Cossitt’s  1st 

add,  La  Grange  mthly,  8% $600 

Hansen  J to  W N Ave  B & L Assn  May  5, 

It  8 b 21,  35  40  13,  wnly  5% $100 

Hall  J to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn  May  15, 

It  29  b 1,  18  39  14,  wkly  8% $1,000 

Hallex  J C to  ME  Greenbaum  May  17,  It 

15  b 1,  Gross’  n add,  1 y 7$  $467 

Heun  J to  Englewood  B & L Assn  May  10 

pt  Its  10  and  9 b 1 b 15,  21  38  14  mthly 

7% $800 

Judson  A to  J A Kley  Mch  2 pt  It  11  b 5, 

16  38  14,  1 y 7% $400 

Jenks  0 L to  N Mut  L Ins  Co  Apr  29,  Its 

39,  40,  45  and  46  b 128,  s s add,  4 y 8%. . 
$25,000 


Johnson  P A to  T Monson  May  15,  It  8 b 

20,  4 39  14,  3 y 7% $800 

Johnson  C to  L Cheyne  May  13,  It  43  b 3 

b 12,  29  40  14,  4 y 8% $800 

Jones  M to  E Eichhoff  May  12,  It  4 b 5,  31 

37  14,  3 y 8% $300 

Knisely  W S et  al  to  M A Preston  May  8, 

It  57  and  58  b 13.  S & G’s  add,  5 y 6#. . 

$3,100 

Kramer  J to  M C Brown  May  13,  pt  It  3 b 

3,  18  39  14 $ 

Kramer  J to  M C Brown  May  13,  pt  It  3 b 

3,  24  39  14  — 8% $1,785 

Koch  J to  E Sorin  May  10,  It  7 b 2,  7 37  15 

3 y,  8%  p m $300 

Kalka  A to  J J Killer  Apr  14,  It  25  b 1,  20 

39  14,3  y 6 %% $500 

KlaszynskiC  to  Home  M L Assn  May  17, 

It  17  b 1 36  40  13  wkly  5 1-5 $700 

Kietesel  F to  Home  M L Assn  May  17,  It  7 

b 1,  6 39  13,  wkly  5 1-5# $1,900 

Lodof  C H to  AC  Vaughan  Apr  28,  It  29 

b 1 34  39  14,  3 y 8% $4,500 

Murphy  J to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn  May 

19,  It  30  b 18,  31  39  14,  wkly  8% $1,000 

Moldenhauer  A to  D Mehlhop  May  7,  w 

se  3^  29  41  12,  4 y 8% $2,200 

Muehlbacher  0 J to  R Elias  Apr  1,  It  243 

b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  2j^  y,  8% $500 

Madden  F H to  A Taylor  May  1,  It  16  b 4. 

11  38  14,  3 y 8%  p m $4,125 

Major  H L to  A Bishop  May  — , Its  42  to 
48  b 33  and  38  to  43  b 40,  Hill’s  add  S 

Chicago  2 y,  10$ $300 

Nethercot  W to  E N & N Cook  C B & L 
Assn,  May  10,  pt  b 45,  21  42  13,  mthly, 

8% $1,300 

Nelson  L C to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn 
May  10,  It  10  b 8,  Davis’  add,  wkly  8%. . 

$1,500 

Nelson  J to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society  May  13, 

Its  35  to  38  b 14,  Avondale,  wkly  5$. . 

$1,000 

Nelson  C to  People’s  B & L Assn  May  3, 

Its  37  and  38  b 2,  22  37  14,  mthly  8%. . 

$1,400 

Norton  D C et  al  to  Lemont  B & L Assn 
Mch  17,  Its  6 and  pt  5,  Norton’s  Lemont 

add,  mthly,  8% $875 

Ott  C to  Phoenix  B Society  May  8,  It  46  It 

1,29  40  14,  wkly  5$ $200 

Orem  A R to  M Kreuter  May  8,  It  9 b 36, 

Wolcott’s  add,  2 y 6$ $500 

O’Gorman  M to  People’s  B & L Assn  May 
17,  It  32  b 22, 17  39  14,  mthly  8%. . . $2,700 
O’Donnell  W to  S ShoyerMay  1,  Its  19  and 

20  b 3,  7 39  14,  4 y 7% $800 

Peterson  A to  Can-Amn  L & B Assn  May 

19,  It  5 b 1,  36  40  13  mthly  8% $1,200 

Palmer  P to  T Almendinger  May  14,  It  9 
It  7 b 8,  3 39  14,  June  6 — p m . . . . $10,900 
Pettet  D to  G F Wallis  May  8,  Its  44  and 

45  b 3,  21  38  14,  1 y 8$ $1,200 

Parser  E J and  J J to  U S B & L Society 
Jan  1,  It  23  b 1,  23  38  14,  mthly  8%.  .$3,500 
Packer  C P et  al  to  Peoples  B <fc  L Assn 
May  13,  pt  b 10,  14  38  14  etc,  mthly  8 % 

.$10,000 

Rogers  J to  Englewood  B <fc  L Assn  May 

10,  It  49  b 3,  4 38  14,  mthly  7% $700 

Reidy  A to  G S French  May  13,  It  23  b 3, 

8 38  14,  4 mos  8% $230 

Roies  J to  J Mueller  Apr  1,  It  2,  Assrs  divn 

11  41  12,  7 y 8% $300 

Shaw  G M to  Marengo  S Bank  May  14,  It 

5  b 4,  4 38  14,  1 y 7% $1,200 

Stults  AS  to  S H Graham  May  15,  Its  12 
and  13  b 3,  Leiter’s  add,  La  Grange,  4 

30  12,5  y 8% $1,000 

Steenberger  P to  C B Sawyer  Apr  26,  It  4 
b 1 b 12,  Kensington,  4 y 8%  p m . . . . $600 
Simms  J and  R to  W J Cole  May  15,  It  13, 

Thomas’  sub,  27  39  14 $4,000 

Smith  M A to  Bookkeepers’  B & L Assn. 
May  4,  It  66  b 9 etc,  11  39  13,  mthly.  7 % 

$2,200 

Schendorf  H C to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B 
Assn,  May  17,  It  18  It  94  etc,  Butter- 
field’s add,  WKly,  5 1-5# $600 

Sayle  T to  R W Hvman  May  14,  Its  8 and 

9 b 8,9  39  13,  4 v 8% $1,000 


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Snyder  J 0 to  P Unger  Apr  — , Its  1G  and 

17  b 20,  1 y 7# . . ..$2,000 

Schubert  A E to  W J Mann  May  13,  It  2 It 

2,  Forestville  2 y 6$  p m $800 

Thomas  E and  R W to  AC  Bryan  Apr  1, 

It  28  b 1,  18  39  14,  4 y 8$ $1,100 

Thoeming  J to  A McCord  May  13,  It  3 b 
18,  Robinson’s  add,  Blue  Island,  2 y 8% 

$1,000 

Thomas  G W to  H 0 VanSchaack  May  I, 

Its  1 to  3 b 3,  31  38  15,  1 y 8% $325 

Whitman  VV  P to  M E Kimball,  May  12,  It 

18  b 33,  17  39  14,3  y 6# $1,500 

Zeller  E to  Home  M L Assn  May  17,  It  3 b 
g&3,  1 39  13,  wkly,  5 1-5$ $2,000 


OHATTIjF,  MOKTtiAGES. 

Amberg  G to  W W Charles  May  G,  furn 

etc,  Ravens  wood,  4 mos $460 

Archibald  J to  J Wyman  May  12,  furn  etc, 

79  OaK  st,  6 mos $135 

Atwood  J B to  J Webster  May  13,  furn  etc 

143  Throop  st  6 mos $151 

Arndt  F to  W L Cain  May  4,  furn  etc,  382 

Madison  st,  3 mos $100 

Adam  D to  S Richardson  May  14,  furn 

etc,  931  n Halsted  st,  6 mos $135 

Bartels  F H to  J D Spear,  May  12,  furn 

etc,  615  Ogden  ave,  9 mos $63 

Bain  L to  J A Fay  & Co  May  13,  machy 

etc,  95  Indiana  st,  18  mos $1,500 

Berr  B to  W W Charles  May  1,  furn  etc, 

19  Wisconsin  st,  4 mos $369 

Backler  T to  J W By  am  May  10,  ice  house, 

and  outfit,  teams  etc,  S Evanston,  1 y 

$500 

Brodie  S to  H A Pemberton  May  12,  furn 

etc,  211  Huron  st,  3 mos $91 

Boss  W to  J Cullen  May  11,  furn  etc  793 

Ogden  av $56 

Byrne  T to  J J Owen  May  11,  furn  etc  312 

Throop  st  6 mos $231 

Boggs  V S to  MR  Bortree  May  10,  furn 

etc  43  Evanston  av  1 y $110 

Brett  R W to  D M Alexander  May  5,  furn 

etc, .$1,000 

Beck  H to  H Scherer  Dec  24,  horses  etc, 

3112  Ullman  st,  1 y $300 

Bennett  G D to  W W Charles  May  12,  furn 

and  piano,  93  Dearborn  st,  4 mos $385 

Barber  G E to  W W Charles  May  12,  furn 

etc,  117  s Paulina  st,  6 mos $125 

Baucher  N to  C E Wyman  May  13,  furn 

etc,  39  Newberry  ave,  6 mos $109 

Burton  E V to  Speigel  & Co  May  12,  furn 

etc,  895  Washington  st,  3 mos $191 

Brown  A J to  J D Spear  May  12,  furn  etc, 

120  Lytle  st,  6 mos $47 

Buchholz  W T to  H A Pemberton  May  14, 

furn  etc,  131  Burling  st,  6 mos  $105 

Buckley  S S to  S Kennington  May  15,  sa- 
loon, 3918  State  st,  Oct  1 $500 

Bertsinger  E to  E R Macxey  May  15,  furn 
etc,  2s5  Sedgwick  st,  5 mos.  . . . .$210 
Bookweller  F to  J H Ohlerking  May  14, 
furn  etc,  1115  Milwaukee  ave,  4 mos.  .$60 
Bluestone  J to  C Babcock  May  8,  horses, 

furn  etc,  455  Clinton  st $67 

Barth  J L to  W N Alley  May  17,  furn  etc, 

20  Evans  ct,  6 mos $54 

Baierle  E to  J H Spear  May  12,  furn  etc. 

95  Wisconsin  st,  6 mos $59 

Brown  O to  S Richardson  May  15,  horses 

etc.  3541  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $72 

Burhaus  F to  0 P Snyder  May  13.  furn 

etc,  263  Western  ave,  6 mos $73 

Barker  J W to  T F Lawrence  May  17, 
printing  office,  198  Desplaines  st,  2 y 8% 

$35,000 

Butler  G W to  E R Mackey  May  17,  furn 

etc,  Englewood,  6 mos $117 

Ballard  G to  C E Wyman  May  17,  furn 

etc,  557  Kinzie  st,  6 mos $55 

Boyden  C J and  W B to  W B Cook  May  18 
house,  2523  Dearborn  st,  and  leasehold, 

30  ds $275 

Borman  F to  J Zackarias  Max  12,  live 
stock,  Bremen 
Behlers  R H to  Schwahn  &Niether  May  17, 

furn  etc,  1617  Clark  st,  2 y $700 

Brock  A to  W N Alley  May  17,  furn  etc, 

3621  Emerald  ave,  6 mos $65 

Craig  J K to  H A Pemberton  May  11,  furn 

etc,  1336  Michigan  ave,  3 mos $62 

Berg  J to  W H Sisson  May  4,  furn  etc,  749 

Milwaukee  ave,  mthly $45 

Childs  L to  A H Childs  May  14,  furn  etc, 

3113  Forrest  ave,  2 y $671 

Corrigan  J to  O F Malcolm  May  11, barber 

shop,  3816  Halsted  st,  6 mos $57 

Cohen  H to  J Wyman  May  12,  furn  etc, 

324  Halsted  st,  6 mos $129 

Case  D D to  C H Choate  May  1,  engine, 

boiler  etc,  2028  Wabash  ave,  2 y $1,723 

Coleman  E M to  J D Spear  May  6,  piano, 

38  Dupuyster  st,  9 mos $57 


Cavna  T M to  F Mier  furn  etc,  2136 

Indiana  st  7 mos $237 

Cavaznarv  G to  A Equi  May  7,  saloon  754 

Van  Buren  st  1 y $600 

Cole  J H to  W T Collins  May  10,  furn  etc 

Lawndale  6 mos $264 

Curran  S to  E R Mackey  May  13,  furn  etc 

Lake  6 mos $65 

Crawford  J L to  Cunningham  Son  & Co, 
May  8,  carriage  etc,  2632  Indiana  ave.  . 

$875 

Cavanaugh  A J to  J McK  Cleland  Apr  6, 
furn  etc,  3442  Cottage  Grove  ave.  5 mos 

$203 

Clement  E L to  F B Little  May  14,  safe, 

, 1 y $50 

Chapman  A to  Marder.  Luse  & Co,  May 
15,  printing  office,  85  5th  ave,  2 y . . . . $700 
Curtis  W F to  J J Owen  May  17,  furn  etc, 

338  Centre  st,  4 mos $230 

Carlson  A to  W Johnson  May  5,  engine 

etc,  84  w Huron  st,  2 y $1,500 

Caspers  P to  O P Snyder  May  15,  furn 

etc,  220  Jefferson  st,  5 mos $46 

Crandall  F W to  A Giffert  May  15,  furn 

etc.  39  Walnut  st.  5 mos $37 

Cunnington  S to  W W Charles  May  17, 
horse  and  wagon,  171  Eagle  st,  4 mos 

$97 

Damm  H to  G Fritz  May  17,  furn  etc,  62 

Wells  st,  4 mos $850 

Demis  W R & Co  to  A J Kirkwood  May  8 
machinery  53  Pearson  st  Aug  30  p m$288 
Davis  M to  J Cullen  May  12,  furn  etc  291 

May  st  3 mos $62 

Deish  A C to  C G Hutchinson,  May  6, 

horses  etc,  260  Randolph  st,  1 y $350 

Dononvan  C and  R F to  0 F Malcolm  May 

14,  piano,  359  s May  st $36 

Des  Riviers  M L to  A J Snell  May  14,  liv- 
ery, 2503  Wabash  ave,  1 y $1,100 

Dalziel  Natl  P Co  to  F P Read,  May  17, 

2 y $25,000 

Davidson  & Reed  to  Union  Type  Foundry 
May  17,  printing,  166  Washington  st,  10 

mos $210 

Dolbee  C C to  W D Marshall  May  17,  furn 

etc,  855  Madison  st,  6 ds $60 

Doeing  J to  M L Pemberton  May  11,  furn 
etc,  1460  Milwaukee  ave,  3 mos  ....  $1460 
Ernst  L J to  E R Mackey  May  11,  furn, 

horse  etc,  Riverside,  6 mos $101 

Emerson  C to  S Richardson  May  15,  furn 

etc,  4706  State  st,  4 mos $68 

Forrester  B to  Garden  City  Billiard  Table 
Co,  May  7,  billiard  table  etc,  3804  State 

st,  9 mos $140 

Flanders  S A to  W N Alley  May  13,  furn 

etc,  2108  State  st,  6 mos $6  8 

Forsyth  J H to  E R Mackey  May  12,  furn 

etc,  528  62d  st,  6 mos $325 

Forman  A to  O A Crary  Apr  22,  furn  etc 

551  Jackson  st $289 

Fisher  W F to  W H King  May  3,  furn  and 

piano,  72  Myrtle  st,  11  mos $128 

Fleming  D to  Wacker  Birx  B & M Co  May 

15.  fixtures,  saloon,  1563  Milwaukee  av, 

9 mos , $115 

Finn  J to  J J Owen  May  15,  horses,  bug- 
gies etc.  27  w 11th  st,  6 mos $275 

Frey  A to  V Frey  May  3,  milk  wagons  etc, 

243  Hudson  ave,  8 mos $200 

Funchron  T H to  Bavarian  B Co,  May  15, 

saloon,  716  LaKe  st,  1 y $500 

Foxwell  C to  H Rehwoldt  May  18,  furn 

etc,  2515  Michigan  ave $555 

Farley  I to  W S Lasher  May  18,  furn  etc, 

395  Madison  st,  8 mos $214 

Grimes  L t o C E Wyman  May  12,  horses 

etc,  45  University  pi,  6 mos $81 

Gersen  H H to  H A Pemberton  May  11, 

furn  etc,  2807  Indiana  st,  3 mos $51 

Groesch  J G to  E R Macney  May  14,  furn 

etc,  151  w Harrison  st,  6 mos $99 

Gunderson  F to  J D Spear  May  12,  wagon 
horses,  etc,  Halsted  stnr  Webster  ave,  4 

mos $63 

Grosskopf  C to  J H Norton  May  17,  furn 

etc,  872  Lincoln  ave,  5 mos $100 

Greenwoodj  J P to  C E Wyman  May  15, 

furn  etc,  Jefferson,  6 mos $150 

Gammon  EHtoWN  Alley  May  18,  horses 

etc,  48  Canal  st,  6 mos $600 

Gook  S B to  O F Malcolm  May  15,  piano, 

5112  Emerald  ave,  6 mos $102 

Hirsch  L to  W N Alley  May  15,  furn  etc, 

2830  La  Salle  st,  3 mos $43 

Hokman  C G to  C Hohman  May  14,  livery, 

, 2 y $4,000 

Hunt  E R to  R F Krouse  May  1,  furn  etc, 

406  Wabash  ave,  wxly $165 

Hoyle  M E to  V Hubbell  Apr  22,  piano, 

$100 

Hamilton  R to  W S Wharton  May  15, 
mules  etc,  570  W'.bash  ave.  2 mos  ....  $280 
Hyde  J J to  W Harward  May  1,  furn  etc 
5456  Thompkins  pi  2 y $425 


HacKett  J E to  J H Norton  May  15,  car- 
riage, horses  etc,  2119  Calumet  ave,  3 

mos $‘M 

Hulse,  Brown  &Co  to  D T Brown  May  14, 
necK-tie  factory,  161  Madison  st,  2 y.  . 

$1,001 

Hastings  E A to  Marder  Luse  & Co  Jan  25 

type  etc  182  Washington  st  1 y $400 

Iiattigan  T to  E R Mackey  May  18,  furn 

etc,  886  n Hoyne  st,  6 moB $70 

Hayward  J to  C J Shields  Apr  28,  furn  etc 

233  w Madison  st,  6 mos $67 

Herman  C to  W W Charles  May  19,  furn 

etc,  336  Adams  st,  4 mos $86 

Havill  E to  E Havill  May  10,  furn  etc,  75 

4th  ave,  2 y $800 

Hiltabedell  L to  A V Jackson  May  12,  pia- 
no   6 mos $100 

Hoeklark  G to  W W Charles  May  1,  furn 

etc,  435  Larrabee  st,  3 mos $90 

Hay  norm  W F to  L A W Brush  May  17, 

furn  etc,  519  Morgan  st,  3 mos $76 

Huston  B V to  E R Mackey  May  17,  furn 

etc,  445  Chestnut  st,  8 mos $70 

Hughes  E J to  W N Alley,  May  15,  furn 

etc,  491  Van  Buren  st,  3 mos $32 

Ingram  E to  E R Mackey  May  12,  furn 

19133d  st,  6 mos $99 

Johnson  C C to  ML  Pemberton  May  13, 

furn  etc,  2609  State  st,  7 mos $94 

Joyce  E W to  E Molter  May  14.  horses  etc, 

451  w Indiana  st,  20  ds $913 

Jensen  N to  E R Mackey  May  14,  cattle 

etc,  659  Seymour  st,  6 mos $110 

Jones  C and  B to  C F Swigart  May  13,  furn 

etc  Ravenswood  6 m $150 

Johnson  B J J to  E R Mackey  Nov  30, 
horse  etc,  33  Bickerdike  st  6 mos ....  $39 

Jacobs  S to  F Mier  Apr  30,  range 6 

mos $40 

Janett  J to  W N Alley  May  10,  furn  etc, 

206  n Morgan  st,  6 mos $266 

Kasper  E and  J to  E R Mackey  May  12, 

furn  etc,  553  Larrabee  st,  6 mos $86 

Kearnes  H to  OF  Malcolm  May  15.  furn 

etc,  461  Seminary  ave,  6 mos $62 

KerrW  J to  G Howard  May  18,  horse,  2135 

Michigan  ave,  3 mos $80 

Kamper  C A to  Studebaker  Bros  Mfg  Co 

May  7,  buggy,  600  Laxe  st $135 

Keller  P to  J Rucera  May  12,  horse  etc, 

367  w 12th  st $252 

Kretschmer  H to  F A Moore  May  18,  stu- 
dio, 242  Wabash  ave,  90  ds $75 

Kennedy  E to  W K Steele  May  8,  furn 

etc,  257  Indiana  st,  2 y p m $621 

Kortziborn  E to  H A Pemberton  May  18, 
market,  2921  Wentworth  ave,  3 mos.  .$62 
Leach  W to  S Heartt  May  4,  horse,  wagon 

etc,  6 mos $200 

Kipps  G to  O P Snyder  May  11,  furn  etc, 

3015  Wabash  ave,  4 mos $56 

Key  G to  J B Clow  May  12,  plumber 

goods  etc,  Evanston,  60  ds $948 

Kelleher  L to  J Cullen  May  12,  furn  etc 

371  22d  st  6 mos $71 

Krissling  H M to  R W Hyman  Jr  May  10, 

barber  shop  250  31st  st  1 y $200 

*King  E H to  E R Mackey  May  13,  furn  etc 

191  23d  st  6 m $101 

Kinney  H E to  W S Lasher  May  14,  furn 

etc,  330  Adams  st,  4 mos $49 

Krause  W A to  W W Charles  May  13,  pia- 
no, 397  w Huron  st,  4 mos $57 

Lobdell  E S to  J D Spear  May  5,  furn  etc, 

550  51st  st,  9 mos $60 

Lutes  R A to  Bemis  & McAvoy  Brwg  Co, 
May  12,  house  and  saloon,  Hyde  Park,  6 

mos • $250 

Lewis  W to  J Wyman  May  12,  furn  etc, 

3631  Paulina  st,  6 mos $135 

Loring  C T to  M L Pemberton  May  4,  furn 

etc,  46  Van  Buren  st,  10  mos $66 

Lawrence  L H to  C Babcock  May  18,  pia- 
no and  furn,  162  Schiller  st,  2 deeds,  3 

and  4 mos $81 

Lowenthal  J to  S Stein  May  18,  saloon 
fixtures,  307  w Van  Buren  st,  1 y . . . . $250 
Liverman  H to  VV  W Charles  May  15,  furn 

etc,  729  Madison  st,  4 mos $97 

Langenbeck  F to  M Hoffmann  May  3, 

horses,  etc,  Northfield $316 

Larson  L to  S Richardson  May  13,  furn 

etc,  3931  Wentworth  ave,  3 mos $23 

Lindstrom  O to  S Richardson  May  13, 

furn  etc,  Lake,  4 mos $56 

Lynch  D to  F C Mueller  May  15,  honse, 

Lane,  1 y $1,600 

Lawrence  L G to  E L Harvey  May  17,  pi- 
ano, 208  Campbell  ave,  ly $100 

Leber  C to  W Zackmann  May  — , furn  etc, 

3018  Butterfield  st,  4 mos $32 

Longfield  W to  T Rutherford  Apr  20, 

horses,  Jefferson,  1 y $200 

Longfield  W to  T Rutherford  Apr  20,  cat- 
tle, etc,  Jefferson,  2 y $100 

Miller  T to  W W Charles  May  14,  horse 


etc,  307  Ohio  st,  30  ds $100 

Moore  I to  S Davidson , furn  etc.  2124 

Butterfield  st,  mthly,  p rn $104 

Myres  11  to  M C Eppenstein  & Co  May  14, 
jewelry,  dry  goods  etc,  111  w Madison 

st,  on  demand $2,000 

MiKKelson  T to  O F Malcolm  May  14,  furn 

etc,  631  Ohio  st,  6 mos $37 

McGinnis  J to  C Babcock  May  14,  wagon 

etc,  190  Michigan  ave,  4 mos $116 

McGinnis  J to  P Olff  May  13,  horses,  2508 

Butterfield  st,  Aug  15 $325 

Mann  W to  W W Charles  May  14,  presses 

etc,  163  Randolph  st,  2 mos $60 

Mortag  E F et  al  to  H B and  S H Sinclair 
May  8,  ironer,  353  Van  Buren  st,  4 mos 

$100 

McGreevy  J to  E Vernbach  May  6,  horses 

and  wagon,  271  Superior  st,  1 y $126 

Matern  C to  C Siepp  B Co  May  15,  sa. 

loon,  2901  Butterfield  st,  6 mos $500 

McReynolds  C to  C Babcock  May  13,  furn 

etc,  27  38th  st,  4 mos $47 

Marvin  E D to  G B Cook  Apr  28,  photo 

gallery,  537  Madison  st,  3 y $150 

McKinna  E to  S Richardson  May  10,  furn 

etc,  462  Dearborn  ave,  5 mos $80 

McNamara  S to  J O’Hern  May  15,  horses 
and  wagon,  1243  Wabash  ave,  6 mos. . $15  0 
Miller  R to  Cream  City  Brg  Co  May  8,  sa- 
loon, 125  North  ave,  1 y $370 

Moore  F A to  W S Wharton  May  17,  furn 

etc,  127  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $128 

Murphy  F S to  S Longstreth  Apr  26,  res- 
taurant, 644  Madison  st,  2 y $169 

Mail  M to  S Hibben  May  18,  fnrn  etc,  167 

s Halsted  st,  90  ds $250 

Nigg  A to  Garden  City  Billiard  Table  Co, 
May  14,  furn  etc,  305  Sedgwick  st,  13. 

mos $200 

McCormack  J B to  E F Thompson  May 

17,  furn  etc.  1529  43d  st,  Dec  1 $226 

McDonell  M C to  C Babcock  May  18,  furn 
and  piano,  31st  and  Kedzie  sts,  3 mos. . 

$53 

Mathias  C to  Brunswick  B C Co  May  15, 
billiard  goyds,  139  Division  st,  7 mos  p 

$175 

Mair  G B to  A Sternheim  May  19,  print- 
ing office,  497  Van  Buren  st,  5 mos.  .$125 
Makepeace  W T to  G Knecht  May  13,  bar- 
ber goods,  1382  Madison  st,  wkly  p m 

, $80 

McAbee  J to  H Gauler  May  11,  furn  etc, 

241  Ohio  st,  10  mos $440 

Murphy  J to  W S Wharton  May  6,  furn 

etc,  52  Congress  st,  4 mos $57 

Messinger  M to  C Babcock  May  10  furn 

867  Halsted  st,  July  14 $93 

Mansfield  F to  E R Mackey , furn  etc, 

372  Wells  st,  6 mos $130 

Matheson  J A to  A Johnson  May  12,  furn 

etc,  39  5 Milwaukee  ave,  1 y $500 

Murphy  J J to  C E Baker  May  6,  furn  etc, 

3226  Wells  st $196 

Makepeace  W T to  Tackhorn  & Co  May  1, 
pool  table  etc  1382  Madison  st  8 mos. . 

$120 

Masser  H B to  J M Russell  May  1,  house 

1238  State  state  st  1 y $400 

Maine  L M to  A C Burpee  May  13,  furn  etc 

310  n Wood  st  1 y $453 

Mowitz  A to  A H Heineman  May  7,  furn 

eec,  Jefferson,  1 y $249 

Mitchell  W R to  G Oliver  May  14,  furn  etc, 

Avondale,  6 mos $200 

Niblo  W R to  J D Spear  May  6,  furn  etc, 

, 9 mos $67 

Norton  J W to  W W Charles  May  17,  pia- 
no and  furn,  Normal  ParK,  1 y $600 

North  L to  A C Burdick  May  17,  horses  etc, 

Jefferson,  3 mos $140 

Nuemann  C M to  G Fruend  May  12, 

horse  and  cart,  LaKe  View,  1 y $100 

Norwegian  Luth  Pub  Society  to  H Cleo- 

phas  May  1,  printing  office,  , 6 mos 

$2,000 

Offutt  Bros  to  Garden  City  Billiard  Table 
Co,  May  8,  pool  table,  etc,  336  51st  st, 

10  mos  p m $165 

O’Donnell  R to  E R Mackey  May  17,  furn 

etc,  165  Ontario  st,  6 mos $99 

O’Donoghue  W H to  C Williams  May  18, 

saloon,  524  State  st,  4 mos $1,021 

Olson  M to  J Olson  May  18,  horses  etc,  27 

Emerald  ave $75 

O’Toole  I to  S Richardson  May  14,  furn 

etc,  390  Maxwell  st,  3 mos $23 

O’Conner  A to  J McDonnell  May  12,  furn 

and  piano,  27  Brown  st,  6 mos $62 

O’Brien  J T to  W S Wharton  May  1,  horses 

etc,  215  Vine  st,  4 mos $372 

Olsen  H to  A Schaffhauser  Apr  20,  furn 

etc,  2110  n Desplaines  st,  3 mos $57 

Ogden  E to  J D Spear  May  10,  furn  etc, 

227  n State  st,  10  mos $52 

O’Connor  J to  Bavarian  Brg  C o May  14, 


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saloon,  617  12th  st,  6 mos $300 

Olendorf  O VV  to  J N Burson  Apr  28,  turn 

etc,  335  Indiana  st,  1 y $104 

Pearl  W to  E R Mackey  May  13,  turn  etc 

736  Clybourn  av $37 

Paxson  J A to  E R Mackey  turn  etc,  4455 

Emerald  av  6 m $70 

Patterson  J to  E R Mackey  May  12,  turn 

etc,  23  Wendell  st,  6 mos $195 

Payne  J to  J Ziehn  May  13,  horse  etc,  66 

Wendell  st,  3 mos $228 

Pauly  J to  0 H Soehle  May  8,  house,  barn 

etc,  Lake,  1 y $1,400 

Purdy  S P to  W N Aliev  Apr  15,  turn  etc, 

80  Hastings  st,  1 mo $20 

Potter  W M to  W N Alley  May  17,  turn 

ete,  1091  Madison  st,  6 mos $125 

Perkins  H 0 to  M L Pemberton  May  18, 

machy  etc,  125  State  st,  6 mos $60 

Peters  W to  M L Pemberton  May  13,  turn 

etc,  448  n Ashland  ave,  6 mos $135 

Purwell  J E to  G Hawkins  May  13,  turn, 

books  etc,  134  Clara  st,  2 y $140 

Pullen  W to  G F Crain  May  10,  office  turn 
111  Bk  bldg,  and  printing  office,  51  State 

st,  8 mos $715 

Pierson  J N to  E R Mackey  May  17,  furn 

etc,  Jefferson,  6 mos $55 

Raper  A P to  J T Tait  May  14,  furn  etc, 

191  23d  st,  20  ds $50 

Rosenbach  M D to  VVacker  & B B & M Co 
May  14,  saloon  242  Halsted  st  2 y.  .$1,125 
Rome  M to  Hitchcox  & Sexton,  May  13, 

restaurant,  99  n Clark  st,  1 y $200 

Roger  R to  Mandel  Bros  May  15,  carpets, 
3158  Wabash  ave,  Aug  16,  ’87,  pm..  .$158 
Reichart  J and  Bro  to  H W Niedert’s  Sons 
Mch  20,  horses,  wagon  etc,  2742  Cottage 

Grove  ave,  60  ds $232 

Reynolds  J M to  S Richardson  May  13, 

furn  etc,  716  Burling  st,  3 mos $191 

Rosenberg  J to  S Richardson  May  12, 
furn  etc,  1674  Ashland  ave,  4 mos. . . .$49 
Randolph  M to  W N Alley  May  12,  furn 

etc,  386  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $54 

Robinson  J et  al  to  E R Brainerd  May  14, 
horses  etc,  423  n Halsted  st,  10  mos . . 

• • • • i $3,000 

Rood  L W to  W A Guess  May  17, horse  etc, 

327  Ferdinand  st $97 

Rosecrans  W to  J D Spear  May  11,  furn 

etc,  6744  Peoria  st,  1 y $195 

Stewart  H V to  Chicago  Carpet  Co  May 
17,  carpets  etc,  4116  Prairie  ave,  90  ds,  p 

m $83 

Sterner  S to  C E Baker  May  13,  furn  etc, 

755. Adams  st,  3 mos $491 

Sanders  J H to  J D Spear  Dec  4,  furn  etc, 

325  22d  st,  6 mos $26 

Stecker  M to  0 Young  & Co  May  13,  jewel- 
ry etc,  515  Clark  st,  23  mos $461 

Swanson  S to  C Babcock  May  18,  furn 

etc,  460  State  st,  3 mos $66 

Steup  F to  Bakenhus  & Mussler  May  18, 
wagon  etc,  169  Wabash  ave,  6 mos.  ..$138 
Soden  T W to  W H King  May  18,  furn  etc, 

214  Carroll  ave,  2 mos $35 

Siegmund  C D to  F HE  Siegmund  May 

13,  furn  etc,  Maine,  23  mos $650 

Stewart  J D to  E R MacKey  May  15,  furn 

etc,  436  Wabash  ave,  6 mos $260 

Smith  J J to  E R Mackey  May  15,  furn 

etc,  2930  5th  ave,  6 mos $68 

Searles  J to  E R Walker  May  15,  furn  etc, 

230  4th  ave $19 

Schreiber  B to  A Schreiber  May  17,  machy 

etc,  13  s Canal  st,  1 y $315 

Sommer  P to  E R Mackey  May  17,  furn 

etc,  May  and  51st  sts,  6 mos $90 

Stevens  L R to  M N Knowlton  May  17, 

furn,  3332  LaKe  ave,  2 mos $650 

Stevenson  H to  O P Snyder  May  15,  furn 

et.,  2922  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $35 

Scanlon  J H to  S Richardson  May  4,  furn 

etc,  55  w Ohio  st,  6 mos $79 

Scherfer  I to  H A Pemberton  May  14,  furn 

etc,  162  Hurlbut  st,  3 mos $37 

Shepp  C H to  C Babcock  May  14,  furn  etc 

162  n State  st,  2 mos $92 

Sweet  H W to  H A Pemberton  May  8,  furn 
etc,  furn  etc,  199  Honore  st,  1 y . . . . $ 135 
Schaller  J to  W S Wharton  May  8,  horses 

etc,  172  Wilmot  st,  6 mos $337 

Schoen  H to  P Schoenhofen  B Co  May  13, 

saloon  170  Madison  st  2 y $600 

Solder  M M to  J H Ferris  May  10  furn  etc. 

384  Wabash  av  11  mos $935 

Schaaf  R to  J Wyman  furn  etc  2258  Arch- 
er av  6 mos $265 

Schutt  E B to  Jacob  & Strassheim  May  — , 

grocery,  56  Haisted  st,  8 mos $400 

Ticer  C L to  H A Pemberton  May  17,  furn 

etc,  23  16  Indiana  ave,  6 mos $89 

Thurman  E B to  O P Snyder  May  15, 
furn  etc,  31st  st  and  Park  ave,  4 mos. . 

$41 

Trimmer  A E to  G G Newberry  May  1, 


furn  etc,  3600  Vernon  ave,  1 y.  . ..$223 

Thompson  D to  M L Pemberton  May  20. 

furn  etc,  4027  Ashland  ave,  3 mos ....  $62 
Underwood  W D to  E R Mackey  furn  etc, 

3446  Rhodes  ave,  6 mos $57 

Von  Beren  F to  S KlingenbecK  May  14, 

saloon  584  w Huron  st  2 y $500 

Van  De  Luer  E to  C Williams  May  15, 
horse,  buggy  etc,  162  Robey  st,  3 mos. . 

$116 

Vogel  C J to  D Hyman  May  18,  furn  etc, 

238  Chestnut  st,  4 mos $83 

Vogel  M and  A to  W N Alley  May  14,  furn 

etc,  Lake,  6 mos $65 

Voss  A L to  C Babcock  May  15,  lurn  etc, 

90%  Halsted  st,  3 mos $67 

Wilder  E E to  H Youngheim  May  17, 

horses  etc,  Calumet,  6 mos $160 

Warner  J to  Wacker  & B Brg  & M Co  May 

17,  saloon,  3001  Halsted  st,  2 y $1,100 

Warfield  L to  C Babcock  May  15,  furn  etc, 

119  3d  ave,  4 mos $58 

Watson  H L to  H A Pemberton  May  17, 
furn  etc,  100  Arthington  st,  6 mos.  .$175 
Werner  C C to  LB  Shield’s  May  18,  furn 

etc.  37  Cass  st,  5 mos $132 

Walls  T to  W W Charles  May  12,  furn  etc, 

372  Jackson  st,  wkly $1,186 

Wirt  M to  W W Charles  May  11,  furn  etc, 

47  Harrison  st,  4 mos $230 

Wuenberg  A to  J D Spear  Mch  11, 

horses  etc,  423  North  ave,  3 mos $40 

Wilken  — to  J Oberman  Brg  Co,  May  lco 

saloon,  755  Superior  st,  2 y $300 

Wilde  M to  Japanese  Development  Co, 

May  11,  furn  etc, , Jan  l $173 

Wiley  G B to  Wacker  & B Brg  & M Co, 

, saloon,  Kensington,  Apr  23  ... . $291 

Williams  E B to  W S Wharton  May  7,  furn 

ete,  462  Wells  st,  4 mos $410 

Walden  D S to  W S Wharton  May  1,  cows 

etc,  Trumbull  ave,  4 mos $172 

Wysinske  E to  J Murray  & Co  May  12,  har- 
vester 221  Cleaver  st  120  ds $423 

Welsh  A to  G Wolfrans  May  13,  Junk  goods 

606  s Canal  st  6 mos $500 

Wightman  A to  J J Owen  May  1,  saloon 

539  Madison  st $230 

Zimmerman  A W to  J A Fay  & Co,  May 
11,  lathe  etc,  Franklin  and  Van  Buren 

st,  7 mos  pm $177 

Zaremba  H to  J H and  E Lynch  May  14, 
furn  etc.  31  Pine  st,  2 y $215 

BILES  OF  SALK. 

Charles  W W to  M J Ward  et  al,  May  6, 

saloon,  123  Monroe  st $300 

Demers  J to  D C Franche  May  12,  furn 

etc,  507  Madison  st $1,500 

Earmine  J to  J Johnson  Apr  28,  furn  etc, 

Hyde  Park $26 

Gilbert  N S to  C S Redfield  May  18, 
machv,  FranKlin  and  Van  Buren  sts.. 

“. $200 

Hughes  G C to  G Schramm  May  17,  ci- 
gars etc,  1029  Lake  st $265 

Marsh  O C to  D Friend  May  12,  furn  etc 

973  n Clark  st $20£ 

Manahan  M E to  E J Manahan  May  6 furn 

etc,  Norwood $200 

Manahan  M E to  C E Barrett  May  6,  store 

578  Madison  st $325 

O’Brien  J F to  F O’Brien  May  15.  hlf 
clothing  stock,  etc  LaSalle  and  Madison 

sts $5,744 

Puz  A to  A Kozel  May  17,  store,  721  18th 

st $400 

Rogan  J M V to  J V Rogan  May  — , furn 

etc,  $100 

Ryan  P J to  J J Naghten  May  15,  hlf 
clothing  stock  etc,  LaSalle  and  Madison 

sts $5,744 

Von  Beren  L to  F Von  Beren  May  14,  furn 

etc  584  Huron  st $500 

Westerman  L to  M Westerman  May  13, 

horses  etc,  534  Jefferson  st $600 

Walch  C to  T Albert  May  17,  store,  255 

Halsted  st $125 

Wagner  M to  K Hine  May  3,  boots  & shoes 
1708  State  st $1,383 


JIJIXJMJEISTS. 


SUPERIOR  COURT. 

101842  Wallace  Heckman  v WmA  and  Frank 
H Evans.  By  deflt  $83.46  and  sped  exn. 

95274  Amzi  Benedict  et  al  v Peter  J & Thos 
Norton.  On  ver  $1450.64. 

95818  John  E Waugh  v J Birkett.  Same 
$2204.58. 

100122  FraiiK  Dudenhoffer  v James  Skelley, 
John  Walter  and  Joseph  Jubils.  $600. 
Satisfied. 

95766  Augusta  Egenton  v Genevive  A 
Wheeler.  On  findg,  $2,000.  Satisfied. 

2108  Chicago  Building  & Supply  Co  v Wm 
H Stoelker.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt, 


ORR  & LOCKETT, 


Dealers  in 


Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 


OF  EVERY  DLLCRIPTLON, 


184  & 186  CLARK  ST,,  AND  138 


We  Make  a specialty  of 


Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 


And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  Sole  Chicago 
Agents  f°r  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 
“Perfection”  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


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POULSON  & ECER NEW  YORK. 

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and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  Wo.  209. 


— ALL  THE  NEWEST  DESIGNS  IN 


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FROM  LEADING  FACTORIES  IN  AMERICA  AND  EUROPE. 

HSF”  Prices  the  Lowest.  Special  inducements  to  Real  Estate  Owners  and  Agents.  .STi 
The  Largest  and  most  Complete  Stock  in  America. 

R.  T.  MARTIN  COMPANY,  265  & 267  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 


H.  Gt.  OOTTLSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


KNISELY  & MILLER 


129  & 131  SOUTH  CLISTOS  ST.. 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-C-K.-E-E-KT-S 


Walker's  Patent  Metallic  Shingles. 

We  can  furnish  them  in  Painted  Tin,  Galvanized  Tin 
and  Copper.  We  shall  carry  a large  stock  to  enable  us  to 
fill  orders  promptly.  We  have  taken  hold  of  this  shingle 
because  we  believe  it  the  best  one  we  have  seen.  Circu- 
lars and  prices  furnished  on  application. 


For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


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319 


$1,172,80.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20 
ds. 

95661  Louis  Fiedler  v City  and  C B <fc  Q R 
R Co.  Same  and  judgt,  $3,000.  Same. 

98456  John  Kennedy  v Globe  Telephone  Co. 
$2,485.  Dis  as  to  other  defts. 

98331  Joe  Einstein  v John  F and  James  M 
Proctor.  On  findg,  $63,90,  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

98977  John  Marshall  v George  C Skidmore. 
On  ver,  $277.15  debt.  $293.77  das  entire. 

96860  John  R Bensley  v Daniel  E Brush.  On 
ver,  $1,783.54. 

95823  Anton  Harmoch  v City.  On  ver,  $375' 

102130  E C Felton  v L McGuire.  By  deflt, 
$507.02  and  sped  exu. 

99005  S F Hanchett  use  etc,  v Warren 
Springer  and  Michael  W Robinson.  On 
ver  $4,500,  debt  $2,423  das,  debt  to  be 
discharged  etc. 

99011  Albert  JacKsou  v Wm  W Richardson. 
On  ver,  $160.87. 

97347  David  Keiley  v Chicago  Mechanical  & 
Novelty  Mfg  Co.  $9  and  proc. 

102433  Julius  Jonas  v Eva  Schroeder  and  A1 
bert  Bock.  By  deflt,  $350  debt,  $202.60 
das,  debt  to  be  dischgd  etc. 

99049  Noel  B Boyden  v Ellen  Halloes  and 
Joseph  Pinz.  On  ver,  $1,000  debt,  $404.- 
81  das,  debt  to  be  dischgd  etc. 

94698  James  B Gascoigne  v Stedman  H 
Hale,  By  stip,  $587. 

CIRCUIT  OOTJRT. 

552035  James  Adams  v C & W I R R Co.  By 
stip.  $200 

1781  Yetta  Franklin  v JohnVatter.  On  ver 
$31.50.  Satisfied. 

52046  Julius  Flech  v Theobald  Heinrich.  On 
ver,  $98.05. 

42057  J C Jeffries  v Chicago  Hanson  Cab 
Co.  On  ver,  $28.08,. 

51878  Lawrence  Leindecker  v Ellen  E Ingle- 
dew.  $6  and  proc. 

51888  John  L Ford  et  al  v George  Wilkie. 
$5.80  and  proc. 

51924  Louis  Sues  et  al  v Fred  Fischrapp. 
$10  and  proc. 

51955  Fred  W Elich  v Michael  Ford.  $12.50 
and  proc. 

51979  undrew  Collins  v Thomas  J Finucane. 
$9  and  proc. 

52054  John  Lamnar  v James  Bassett  and 
James  E Beaver.  $6  and  proc. 

52079  N Margin  & Co  v Joseph  Kastner. 
$14  and  proc. 

51990  Hermann  Sigmund  v Henry  E Reb- 
nean.  $10  and  proc. 

51997  John  Daly  v Wm  Smith.  $6  and  proc 

51913  Leonard  Hempstead  v Joseph  Lebner. 
By  agrmt,  $100  and  sci  fa  to  Summers. 

51982  John  C Hatley  v Wm  Archdeacon  and 
George  A Lowry.  On  ver,  $738.10. 

50711  Otis  Hall,  use,  etc,  v D W Storrs  and 
Wm  Hughes;  and  51167-  W Hughes  v 
David  W Storrs.  On  flndg,  judgt  v Storrs 
in  favor  of  Hughes  for  $92.71,  and  v 
Hughes  for  costs;  judgt  v Storrs  in  favor 
of  Crandall  for  $2.29  and  costs;  judgt  v 
Crandall  for  $6.75. 

55221  FranK  Cramer  et  al  v H A Randall. 
On  findg,  $125.36. 

51770  Juson  D Stone  use,  etc,  v Patrics  Mc- 
Grath. Mo  nt  withdrawn  and  judgt  $132 
debt  $87.15  das,  debt  to  be  dischgd,  etc. 
Satisfied. 

56538  Elisha  Moore  v Rachel  Davis.  By  de- 
flt, $492.47. 

56403  E N Kendall  v Wm  Simms.  Same, 
$362.70. 

56293  A S Maguire  v Margaret  A and  Mar- 
guerite A Dickinson.  Same,  $195. 

56453  Irving  I Harvard  et  al  v Haines  & 
Whitney  Co.  Same,  $1784.50. 

56166  S L Merhon  v Central  Mfg  Co.  Same 
$6,910.92. 

56555  Vincent  Dlouhy  v George  Cannon. 
Same,  $635.14. 

56422  Oscar  Field  v George  Gale.  Same, 
$1,333. 

55892  Mertha  C Sanders  v August  and  Char- 
lotte Calleen.  By  deflt,  $259.33  and  sped 
exn, 

U.  S.  CIRCUIT  OOUBT. 

19  U S v Wm  McArthur  et  al.  Ver,  $116,- 
559. 14.  Mo  n t by  defts. 


5674  L G Fisher  Jr  v John  M Quinn.  On  ver 
$440,94. 

' 5690  Cascar  EMantz  et  al  v James  M John- 

| son.  On  findg,  $382.28. 

701  Same  v Same.  Same,  $512.92. 

6613  John  McCann  et  al  v Jacob  Finberg. 
By  deflt,  $68.72  and  spec!  exn. 

■ 6379  Robert  E Shimmin  v Newbury  Furni- 

ture Co.  By  deflt,  $450.45.  - 


Florida  Lands  Free ! 


Look  on  any  map  for  Fort  Meade,  Polk  Co.,  Florida. 
You  will  find  it  on  the  new  Florida  Southern  Railroad. 
We  are  giving  away  alternate  lots  in  this  town  to  any 
who  will  apply.  No  Conditions.  These  lots  are 
suitable  for  a home,  speculation,  or  a present  to  par- 
ents, sweethearts  or  friends  whom  you  wish  to  own 
real  estate.  Five  acres  farming  land  given  to  actual 
settlers.  We  have  farming  lands  for  cash,  or  part  on 
time.  Will  trade  or  exchange.  Send  for  plat  and  de- 
scription. Railroad  excursion  at  less  than  half  fare 
in  October. 

THE  W.  H.  HOWAKIi  LASB  CO.. 

155  and  157  llearliorn  St.. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


BRANCH  OFFICES — 

E.  J.  Mellette,  12  Cortlandt  St.,  New  York. 
Jno.  F.  Wood,  31  Milk  St.,  Boston. 

E.  McGinnis,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 

G.  H.  Milman,  Fort  Meade,  Fla. 


6591  C P Rosen  et  al  v Olof  J Svedman.  By 
deflL  $225.50. 

ASSIGNMENTS. 

Cannon  <fc  Williamson  to  C H Bradley, 
May  18,  no  schedules. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

May  24. 

The  s 50  ft  of  lot  1 In  b 19  Hyde  Park;  also  lots  29 
30  31  and  32  in  b 30  (Grand  Crossing)  Cornell,  being  a 
sub  of  sec  26  and  part  of  sec  35  38  14.  D A Pierce, 
Adm’r.  L N. 

Lot  3 ex  6 50  ft  thereof,  and  lot  4 in  resub  of  b 49 
in  C T’s  sub  of  w half  and  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  17  39 
14.  Catharine  Price,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  12  in  b 1 in  Wilber  k.  Eberhart’s  sub  of  b 25  in 
C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Kate  Lowry,  Guardian.  L N. 

May  25. 

Lots  46  and  47  in  b 5 in  Crane’s  sub  of  s % of  w qr 
of  sw  qr  of  sec  28  39  14.  Maria  Kistenmacher,  Admx. 
L N. 

Lots  4 5 6 and  7 in  b 1 in  village  of  Lemont.  Anto- 
nia Schlunsen,  Admx.  L N. 

Sub-lot  19  of  O M Dorman’s  sub  of  that  part  sth  of 
the  n 3 acres  of  lot  2 b 37  in  C T’s  sub  of  w hlf  and  so 
much  of  6e  qr  as  lies  w of  the  sth  branch  of  Chicago 
River  of  sec  21  39  14,  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  12  13  and  14  in  b 2 of  Hiatt’s  sub  of  n half  of  e 
40  acres  of  sw  qr  of  sec  7 39  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sher- 
iff. L N. 

May  2<». 

E hlf  of  lot  1 and  the  w hlf  of  lot  2 in  Archer’s  add 
Nathaniel  Bacon,  Guardian.  L N. 

June  2. 

Lot  58  in  block  1 in  Sampson  & Greene’s  add,  with 
Suilding  and  improvements  thereon.  Fred’k  Yoltz, 
quccessor  in  Trust.  L N. 

May  31. 

Lot  19  in  blk  3 and  lots  11  and  12  in  blk  9,  all  in  D S 
Lee’s  add;  lots  1 2 and  3 in  b 5 in  sub  of  bs  1 2 4 and  5 
in  Watson,  Tower  & Davis’  sub  of  w hlf  nw  qr  of  sec 
6 39  14;  lots  18  19  20  and  21  in  b 1 in  E B McCagg’s  sub 
of  out-lot  19  in  the  sub  of  Board  of  Trustees  of  111  Si 
Mich  Canal  of  the  sw  qr  of  sec  5 39  14,  also  lots  42  and 
43  in  blk  23  of  C T’s  sub  in  sec  5 39  14.  J L Wilson, 
Spec’l  Comm’r.  L N. 

W hlf  of  lot  47  in  blk  35  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14, 
with  buildings  and  improvements  thereon.  H L Wait, 
Master.  L N. 

Lots  5 6 7 8 9 10  11  12  and  13  in  Gayte’s  sub  of  s ^ 
of  lot  20  in  Newhall,  Larned  Si  Woodbridge’s  sub  of 
nw  qr  of  sec  15  38  14.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

All  of  lot  53  in  b 1 in  Brown’s  add,  said  add  being 
laid  out  in  the  s 45  acres  of  e half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  32  39 
14.  A F Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  78  of  Kralovec  & Honomichl’s  sub  of  b 13  John- 
son & Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  J R Custer, 
Master.  L N. 

June  1. 

Lot  15  in  b 135  in  School  sec  add.  D J Avery,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 

June  2 

Lots  9 and  10  in  b 8 Lee’s  add,  with  build’gs  known 
as  663  and  665  N Robey  st.  A F Stevenson,  Master. 
L N. 

June  7. 

W half  of  lot  47  in  blk  35  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14. 
H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  6 and  6 and  sth  26  43-100  ft  of  lot  4 in  Busby’s 
sub  of  w 127  67-100  ft  of  b 8 in  Busby’s  sub  of  a hlf  ot 
se  qr  of  nw  qr  of  sec  10  38  14,  D J Avery,  Master. 
L N. 


W hlf  of  b 110  in  Cornell,  being  a sub  in  secs  26  and 
35  38  14.  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  II  to  19  in  Price’s  sub  of  8 qr  of  sw  qr  of  nw 
qr  nw  qr  of  sec  35  40  13;  also  e 1 acr  of  s 2’/i  acs  of  n 
15 Vi  acs  of  w hlf  of  w hlf  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35;  also  all 
that  part  of  s 3 acs  of  n 20  acs  of  w hlf  of  w hlf  of  nw 
qr  of  said  sec  35,  Price’s  sub  containing  (4  acre.  J R 
Custer,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  24  and  25  of  Stewart’s  sub  of  s half  of  blk  5 in 
Johnston  & Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14,  Henry 
T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

June  8. 

N 50  ft  of  lot  1 in  b 19  Hyde  Park;  also  lots  29  30  31 
and  32  in  b 30  Cornell  (Grand  Crossing),  being  a sub 
of  sec  26  and  pt  of  sec  35  38  14.  DR  Pierce.  Adm’r. 
LN. 

An  und  1-5  pt  of  lot  22  in  b 2 In  Sawyer’s  sub  of  b 2 
in  1st  add  to  Kensington,  Hyde  Park;  also  und  1-5  pt 
of  n hlf  of  lots  1 and  2 in  b F in  Palatine  Charles  H 
Patten,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  2 in  sub  of  b 15  in  Walshe’s  sub  of  s 2i  of  se  qr 
of  sec  20  39  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

N 25  ft  of  lot  19  of  blk  2 in  Myrick’s  2nd  add.  S F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  11  of  b 11  of  Beebe’s  sub  of  e hlf  nw  qr  of  sec  2 
39  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

W 61  4-10  ft  of  lot  6 in  b 3 in  Assessor’s  sub  of  lots 
17  to  21  in  School  Trustee’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  A F 
Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

June  9. 

Lot  3 of  Pieter  Si  Dalenberg’s  sub  of  part  of  w hlf 
of  sw  qr  of  sec  15  37  14.  Christiana  C Getze,  Adm’x. 
L N. 

Beginning  at  the  ne  cor  of  blk  4 of  Linden  Grove 
sub,  being  the  nw  35  acs  and  s 90  acs  of  nw  qr  of  sec 
21  38  14.  F L Kimmey,  Trustee.  L N. 

Beginning  at  a point  on  the  n line  of  and  159  ft  w 
from  the  ne  cor  of  blk  4 of  Linden  Grove  sub,  being 
the  nw  35  acs  and  s 90  acs  of  nw  qr  of  sec  21  38  14.  F 
L Kimmey,  Trustee.  L N. 

Lots  43  and  44  in  b 5 of  Hoyt,  Canfield  & Matteson’s 
sub  of  the  s hlf  of  sw  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  16  38  14.  Fred 
L Kimmey,  Trustee.  L N. 

June  15. 

Lot  23  in  blk  38  in  the  original  sub  of  Irving  Park. 
Jas  R B Yan  Cleave,  Admr.  L N. 

Und  hlf  of  lot  18  of  Claflin’s  sub  of  b 1 in  Johnston 
k Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  Frantiska  Vo- 
picka,  Adm’x.  L N. 


M.  JOSEPHUS  MAUKITZON.  HAKON  A.  MAUKITZON. 

MAURITZON  BROS., 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission. 

Loans  Negotiated,  Rents  Collected,  Property  Man- 
aged, Insurance  Placed. 

70  La  Salle  St.,  Room  13. 

S.  W.  cor.  Randolph. 


Peltzer’s  Map  of  Chicago. 

Price,  $1.25.  Cost,  $4.80. 

In  good  condition.  Address  E.  MILNER,  Room  74, 
79  Dearborn  st. 


HARO  WOOD  — DRV—  YAIII)  ERICKS 

(Retail.) 


WHITEWOOD. 


Clear  select  wide, 

1st  and  2d 

Box  boards 

Inch  and  over. . . 

Half  inch 

Common  1st,  1 in 

Plank 

Cull 


1 to  4 in $38.00(55  40. 


35. 

35. 

26. 

30. 

23. 

28. 

20. 

22. 

22. 

25. 

12. 

15. 

ASH. 

1 to  4 in $35.00@40. 

Wagon  stock 40. 

Wagon  poles 55.00(5)60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . . 45.00@ 
Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@ 45.00 

Quartered 50.00  @ 

OAK. 

Clear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.  @38. 

Common 22.  @25. 

Tinfber 25.  @28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in  , clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45. 

Quartered 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  35. 

Common 25. 

OHBBBY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@90. 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55, 


hiokoby. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in 
Axles,  3x4,  per  pair. . 



4x5 

4x6 

4}£x6 

5x6 

BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 


1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  60. 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over.  . . 75. 

%xl0  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m.  125.00 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

234x2% ^ 

3x3 19 

MAPLF. 

Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  Clear 30.  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st 

Hickory  elm 

Gray  elm 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 

Sycamore 

Chestnut 

Mahogany,  per  ft 

yellow  pine. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  0.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED 


1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls 15 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OR  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  inch 28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 


$25.00 

25. 

20. 

35.  @40. 

25. 

50. 

18.  @40. 


. $45.00@50. 

75 

90@  1.00 
. 1.00@  1.25 

. 1.50 

1.75 
. 1.75 


STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  lj^,  1%  and 


2 in $35. 

Common 27. 


FINISHING. 

1st  and  2d  clear $32.00 


320 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 


ALLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street.  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  in. 


ANDERSON.  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 

153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Kooins  15-17,  i)0  LaSalle  Stieet. 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  a.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 

Public. 


J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUICKSHANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  P&rk  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Heal  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - ILLINOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

1®"  Correspondence  Solicited. 
BROWN,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 


CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rea)  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


COLE,  M.  1.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated,  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond, 

W.  L.  DAVIS  &.  CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  anil  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


DREYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  99  Dearborn  street. 


EDWARDS  Sc  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

IE2.  E I_j  ESTATE, 

Dffice: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Re  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  Rooms  6 
and  7 — 123  and  125  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  111. 


GOODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


aOODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 


OODRIDGE,  HOWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
T Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  Sangamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago. 
Reference  since  1858  : Traders’  Bank. 


pi  REEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
U and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Borde.i  Block. 
99  Randolph  Street.  Chicago. 


r>1  RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
JT  kers,  cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 


(''I  UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
T 38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street. 


/ 1 ROSS,  S.E.  & CO., Dearborn  and  Randolph  streets. 
\T  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a spe- 
cialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years 


HAWIvINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
street,  Chicago.  Room  12,  Reaper  Block. 


IT’RIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
IV  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale ; stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  ; taxes  paid.  Office ; Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor.  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 

T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  EST-A-TE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

wml.  League  a co„ 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

T YMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
1J  25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 

IIFAGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
JVL  La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 

11  TICK,  JAS.  F.,  & SON,  Real  Estate,  Renting,  Loans, 
1IJL  Englewood  property  a specialty.  6216  Wentworth 
ave.,  Englewood,  and  Room  29,  161  La  Salle  st. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  Sc  54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 

YASBORNE  & KEELER,  Real  Estate,  177  LaSalle  st., 
' J Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 

T)ARROTT,  JAMES  J. —Real-Estate  and  Loans— 
Jl  Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 

T)ATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Jl  Rooms  96  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  / 108  & 110  Dearborn 

lioom  7.  ) St.,  - Chicago. 

TVEED,  F.  J.— 161  La  Salle  st.  Renting  Agency. 
JX  Business  Property  a Specialty.  Chicago. 

T)  EDFIELD  C.  S, — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
JX  ance,  6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS- 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

QCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
IO  kers,  207  Chicago  avenue,  Chicago. 

O CHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
io  Fifth  ave.,  Staats  ZeitungBldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 

HCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
kj  Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place,  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 

QTEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
IO  Island  Ave.,  corner  181  h street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a speci 

miDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
X Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

EEAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

203  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.  ILL. 

TTTLRLINO.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans ; buys, 
V sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 

"yyALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

HO  Alonroe  Street. 

TT7EBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
} V Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 

TTTILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
VV  Room  7,  111  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 

O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist.  ' 

O.  M.  WELLS  Sc  CO. 

K/  E -A_  U ESTATE, 

102  LaSalle  St.,  Room  17,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S,  W’heeler,  Jr. 

WHEELER  & CO  , Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting. 
Room  1--130  LaSalle  St. 


Eeal  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


J/YT0N’ R- p-  I 82  Dearborn  St., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEER 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 


^YAMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcine. in. ing,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty, 

Office  and  Yard:  Bear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  /-» ui„-, 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 


J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

10  South  Peoria  Street, 

Stores  and  Offices  Fitted  up  on  Short  Notice. 

Losses  adjusted  for  Fire  Insurance  Companies. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

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DIXON  & P ETERSONt 

(Successors  t » C G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING! 

Also  Brackets,  Bahis'-rs,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  f 5 NORTH  CAN  AL.  STREET, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


THE  PORTLAND  BLOCK 

Barber  Strop 
IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 
HIGH  CHARACTER  OF  THE  SURROUNDINGS 

Reasonable  Prices  and  Extra  Good  Work 
Constitute  our  Capital. 

No.  72  Washington  Street, 

Cli.ioa.go. 

JULIUS  A.  CILISKE,  - - Proprietor 


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Hew  Home  Sewii  Machine  C 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis, 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Ca 

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FOR  SALE  BY 

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NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 

REAL  ESTATE  ANI)  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Coutracts  solicited  in  nil  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Gas  Machines, 

Plain  and  Fancy  Lamps, 

CAR  AND  FACTORY  LAMPS, 

BUILDERS  OF  GAS  AND  WATER- 
WORKS, 

Gasoline! 

PENNA.  GLOBE  GAS  LIGHT  CO., 

47  <fc  49  North  Second  Street,  Philadelphia. 


N.  Y.  & N.  J.  G.  G.  Lt.  Co.,  Limited, 

1 Park  Place,  N.  Y. 

Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES-CAR  LOTS  1)I1Y. 


THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH 


1st  and  2d  clear,  1-inch t48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1%  and  IK  inches 46  00 

3d  clear,  U4,  1)4  and  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  lVi  and  1 Vi  inches 40  00 

A select,  J inches 42  00 

B select,  lJi,  1!4  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select 22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

Jx8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D 20  f t 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet 15  09 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

G 33  00 

D 22  00 


All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 


FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-meh 35 

B . 33 

C 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 35  00 

B 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  90 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00  I 

C,  6-inch 17  00  1 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 
10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00  1 


FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 

A siding  strips 

A flooring  strips 


40  00  ' 
38  00  I 
33  90  I 
32  00 
23  00  ' 


BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Bear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 

B 

C 

Bear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 

(Bear  and  A.  5£-inch,  6 inch 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 

B,  % insh  , 6inch 


22  00  I 

21  50  • 
20  50  I 
15  00 
32  00  ' 
34  00  | 
30  00  | 
32  00  I 


SIDING— TIED. 

[is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00  ‘ 

' aiding 20  50  | 

® 19  50 

L .... .....  14  00 

fencing  siding,  “D’ 10  50 

fa -inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  60  cents  more  than  1 
looring.  j 


WHO  IS  UNACQUAINTED  WITH  THE  CEOCRAPHY  OF  THIS  COUNTRY,  WILLj 
SEE  BY  EXAMININC  THIS  WAP,  THAT  THE 


CHICACO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

By  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
West  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nental link  in  that  system  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
is  also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  from  points  Erst,  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding  points  W est.  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  its  main  line  and  branches,  Chicago, 
Joliet  Ottawa,  LaSalle,  Peoria,  Geneseo,  Moline  and  Rock  Island,  in  Illinois; 
Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield,  Cttumwa,  Oskaloosa,  West 
Liberty,  Iowa  City,  Des  Moinos,  Indianola,  Wir.terset.  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin, 
Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  and  Atchison, 
In  Kansas;  Albert  Lea,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul,  in  Minnesota;  Watertown  in 
Dakota,  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 

THE  CREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  of  continuous  steel  rail;  subr 
Btantially  built  culverts  and  bridges;  rolling  stcck  as  near  perfection  as 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 
and  air-brakes;  and  that  exacting  discipline  which  governs  the  practical 
operation  of  all  its  trains.  Other  specialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 
all  connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 
luxuries  of  its  Passenger  Equipment. 

The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  and  the  Missouri  River  are  com- 

Posed  of  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent  Pullmat, 
alace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dining  Cars,  in  which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  “good  Digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

Is  the  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  Denots  for  all  points  in  tho  Territories 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route.  Past  Express  Trains  are  run  to  the 
vjatering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  hunting  and  fish- 
ing grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  the 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastornl  lands  of  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
between  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati,  Indianapolis,  and  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable,  as  well  aa 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada;  or 
by  addressing 

R.  R.  CABLE, 

President  and  General  Manager,  Chicago.  P"" 


E.  ST.  JOHN, 

'cket  and  Passenger  Agent,  Chicago 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 

194  LaSalle  St.,-  - ■ CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 1 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  len«ths 11  60 

Common  1%  and  lt^-inch 13  00 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  reet 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  aDd  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

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Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  Dricee  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  wide,  $1  two  sidas.  *1  >0. 

| PICKETB  AND  BATTENS. 


Pickets,  flat,  common r 9 f 0 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

I14  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected..  . 10  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

254 -inch 00  60 

254-irich M 6® 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 45 

Extra  A 2 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  lees  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  00@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00^16  00 

2x8,  „ „ 12  00614  50 

2x10,  „ ,,  12  00616  00 

2x12,  „ 12  00@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 12  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  54  6 inch,  7 feet 1054 

54  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

54  8 inch,  7 feet 1754 

54  8 inch,  7 feet 9 

54  9,  10,  11  and  12  inches y 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length 18 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

10  feet,  per  inch 06 

12  “ “ “ 10 

14  “ “ “ 15 

16  “ “ “ 18 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 


Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  254  in 123  00@25  00 

Thicker 25  00@27  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 

OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Common  14  (I0@16*00 

Timber 17  00@19  00 

RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 20  00@22  00 

Step  plank 27  00 

Cull 10  00 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  inspection. 

1st  and  2d 65  00@70  00 

Common 43  00(548  00 

Culls 24  OOda 28  00 

Extra  good 70  00@75  00 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 22  00@24  00 

Common * 14  00(5 16  00 

Cull 11  00@13  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 60  00@65  00 

“ “ thick 65  00@70  00 

Cull 10  00@15  00 

MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00@21  00 

Common 12  00@14  00 

Cull 6 00@  8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00@30  00 

Cull 10  00 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 32  00@35  00 

1st  and  2d,  154  in  and  up 35  00@37  50 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 16  00(5)18  00 

Cull 5 00@  6 00 

Merchantable 13  00@14  00 

BIRCH. 

Good 20  00@25  00 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00(517  00 

Cull 8 00 

SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00@16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  0O@15  00 

Cull 

Log  run 12  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 23  00@25  00 

Cull 6 00(5  10  00 

Log  run 13  00@15  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d. . . 30  00@35  00 

Cull 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling.  22  00@24  00 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 19  00@20  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch 24  00(6  26  00 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 26  00@29  oO 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side 50  00 

“ “ rough 52  00 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

3 HI  MOLES— REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr  MU 4.90  pr  M 

j gqnareButts  • 4.60  pr  M 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICAGO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


JOHN  NORTHEN 

“The  Practical  Furnace  Man,” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Servoss,  Noethen  & Oo. 

MAN  UFA  OTOE  EE  AND  DEALEB  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECUECTIC  II HATER.” 

The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  its 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co  < i 5 C C GO, 


No.  432— CASHIER'S  DESK. 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

— AS— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass ) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 

Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  in  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  ail  Tastes  and  Designs. 
218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Go. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 


ADOLPH  LOEB, 

UsTSTTiS^A-GNT  CB  ^G-ZEUNTCy- 
170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  -r  Telephone  No.  1353 


HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
Dwellinss. 


59  & 61  Lake 


:e  St.  ( 


CHICAGO. 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 

227  W.  Lake  St. 


GROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


METROPOLITAN 


-AND 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wahash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons  : 


COURSE  OF1  STUDY: 

Book-keeping,  Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 

Penmanship,  Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Short-Hand,  Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling:. 


THE  BUSINESS  EXCHANGE  IS  A 

GREAT  BUSINESS  EMPORIUM  ! 

In  which  you  see  Hankins'.  UI  ami  fa  <*tu  rins:.  Importing,  Commission.  Jobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Keal-Kstate,  Insurance  and  Transport- 
ation Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 

Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time. 
Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

o.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So  e Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES 


Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 


N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 


Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Fbeer, 
Cartee  H.  Harrison. 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dn.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Males, 

J.  Gonzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  148  La  Salle  St. 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ...  - ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
»™  STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICAGO. 

Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 
CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER.  3326  Wabash  Ave. 
GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston.  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  st. 


Sewer 


s a 


107  ’.a  alle  Street. 

Yards — fc9  N Elizabeth  St. 
36th  «t.  ^ ~ * S.  M.  S.  It.  B 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY, 


Pipe 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECOEATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

N o.  *3  24  W.  MADISON  Street, 

Cor.  Curtis  St.  CHICACO.  ILL. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 
THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 
RENTS- TENEMENT  INSPECTION 
THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES 
TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL 
SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD VII.  & 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS 

TRUST  DEEDS X. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  XII.  & 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS 
REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 
SHERIFF’S  SALES-TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


3ST.  .A..  AVILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

mOKEWEMIPE,*nRE€l 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 

OFFICE  AND  YARD:  ( BRANCH  YARD: 

219  E.  Washington  St.  ^ Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


-THB- 


M.  KEATING, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

20  1 to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail. 


thomas  nelson.  [Established  1856J.  w.  p.  nelson. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

24-G  W nbdiSh  Ave,.  telephohh.  5710.  OHIOAO'O. 


Packers  1 Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

OFFICERS'  \ Henry  Botsford,  President".  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

' ( Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 

WM.  E.  & WM.  F.  EOLLO  & CO.,  Agents,  TeIe4^"ut  210  La  Salle  Street. 


78  East  Jackson  St.,  near  State. 

Head-Quarters  for  Real  Estate  IMIen. 

JOHN  T.  DUNN.  Agent. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co. 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE 

Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

t MANUFACTURERS  OF 

FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick  €r.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 


O.  H.  POSTAL, 

CARPENTER  and  BUILD  ER, 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


OOnVFFAklSrY. 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

^“Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Waterj  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  an.  cl  Proof! 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  159  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO. 
Telephone  8S3. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


L he  value  of  a complete  Directory  of  reliable  and  established  Real  Estate  Agents,  Renting  Agents,  Capitalists,  and  Loan  Agencies,  as  well  as  Insurance  Agencies  is  proven  t 
numerous  inquiries  from  every  State  and  money  center,  by  mail,  and  personal  calls  of  Chicago  business  men,  and  visitors.  It  is  not  claiming  too  much  to  say  that  the  Real  Esxai 
and  Building  Journal  is  filed  and  bound  by  nine-tenths  of  all  persons  so  engaged.  The  Journal  is  now  twenty  years  old,  and  is  as  complete  and  correct  as  it  can  be  mad  e.  I 
circulation  D rendered  of  four-fold  value  by  the  fact  that  it  is  universally  filed  and  bound  as  a book  of  reference,  and  for  the  tables  of  prices  of  building  material,  which  are  kei 
corrected  up  to  date  of  issue.  The  sol  d men  of  the  profession  have  always  advertised  in  it,  and  continue  to  patronize  its  columns,  because  they  desire  to  be  known  throu  ght] 
proper  channel  as  being  permanently  engaged  in  business,  and  because  they  desire  to  support  a worthy  sheet  that  never  blackmails  representatives  of  the  trades  to  which  it  cater 
or  from  whom  it  seeks  support.  AVe  can  not  publish  a full  card  in  this  Directory,  containing  all  the  particulars  of  a man’s  business,  for  $4.00  a year,  as  we  have  been  doing  nor 
it  necessary.  No  reasonable  man  wants  his  history  published  for  eight  cents  a week.  The  advertisements  formerly  published  on  this  page  are  transferred  bodily  to  another  pae 
and  this  space  will  be  occupied  by  a complete  Directory  of  all  reputable  dealers  engaged  as  above  described.  F e 


DIRECTORY 

— OF — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting. 

ALLKS,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  Gust.,  Rm.  3,  153  E.  Randolph  st. 
BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517.  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  k Co.,  154  Washintonst. 
BARNES  k PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Ira,  144  La  Salle  st. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  k HOYT,  174  Dearborn  st. 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.,  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

COLE,  M.  T.,  & Co  , 188  W.  Madison  st. 

DAVIS,  W.  L.,  k Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  k RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  BIk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  k Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  k Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw,  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  G.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINS  k BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Block. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  6t. 

HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  6t. 
JENKS,  S.  L.,  k Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Block,  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  k Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  42,  107  Oearbom. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 

MAG1LL,  J.  C.,  k Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  k Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  k Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  k Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 

13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  & KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97,  185  Dear- 
born st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  is  110  Dearborn  st. 
REED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

REED,  Wm.  S.  Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 


REED  is  HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 

SNOW  k DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  k Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
STANLEY,  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  k GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

TIDHOLM  k REGNA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  is  KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  is  BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  k Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  k CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  k CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  & Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Insurance. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  k CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 


SMITH,  M.  R.,  142  La  Salle  st. 
LOEB,  Adolph,  170  La  Salle  st. 


Iron  Cornices. 


CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  A MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 


DOWNEY  Joe.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Private  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 


CHRIRTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLING,  Rm.  35,  Portland  Blk 


Felt,  Composition  and  Grave 
Roofers. 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


[CONTINUED  ON  THIRD  PAGE  OF  COVER.] 


>C"4 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  22. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  MAY  29,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


iEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(.Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

161  and  166  Washington  St.,  Room  14,  Chicago. 

TERMS : 

eb  Year  (in  advance) 

ingle  Copies 

R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 

titered  at  Chicago  Postoffice.as  second-class  matter. 


REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REt\L  ESTATE. 

RAILWAY  BONDS  FOR  SALE 

JOSIAH  H.  REED,  HORACE  A.  HURLBUT 
1 Pine  St.,  New  York.  Chicago 

Room  2 165  Washington  St. 

W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE. 

3uilcLers  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences, 
and  Cottages. 

Houses  sold  on  Easy  Payments. 

Room  -4—80  Dearborn  St. 

G,  U.  GORDON.  W.  L.  BLOOD. 

0.  (J.  GORDON  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loans 

79  Dearborn  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71,  I 

Unity  Building,  J OJn.ioa.gO. 


California  Fruit  Lands. 

700  acres  selected  trait  lands,  San  Bernardino  Co., 
!al.,  offered  in  tracts  of  10  acres  and  upwards,  to 
lose  an  estate.  This  property  is  surrounded  by 
earing  orange  groves,  vineyards,  schools,  churches, 
eautiful  residences. 

Depot  1(4  miles  from  property. 

Special  railraad  rates  to  see  the  property. 

O.  H,  BROOKS, 

Boom  57.  • 149  l.a  Salle  St. 

Horace  A.  Goodrich, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

to  Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 

CHICAGO. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 
DnSTE,  FOUR,  NINE. 

FREE  GIFT! 

ew  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated, From 
1830  to  the  present  Time,  Sent 
on  Application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

■ 49  MADISON  STREET. 


£DGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON . 

Snow  & Dickinson, 

Real  Estate  Brokers. 
Mortgage  Loans. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Interests  of 
Non-residents.  

H.  C.  Zuttermeiste-.  C.  H.  Puscheck. 

H.  C.  Zuttermeister  & Co., 

Beal  Estate  Agents, 

, 818  S.  ErLSTED  ST.,  CHICAGO.  ILL  . 

Property  in  all  parts  ©t  the  City  and  vicinity,  Rente 
Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance  placed  in 
retiable  companies. 

4®^Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steamers  to 
and  from  Europe. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeil 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros. 

REAL  ESTATE  & MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

No.  92  Washihgton  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Wm.  Evans.  C.  C.  Housel.  J.  R.  Wickersham. 

EVANS  & CO., 

Real  Estate  I Loan  Brokers, 

I 1 4 La  Salle  Street, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business.  Secur- 
ities  bought  and  sold. 

P.E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOAN  and  TAX  AGENTS, 

96  WASHIYUTOX  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  Sc  CO., 

BANKERS, 

Loans  * and  * Real  * Estate, 

99  Dearborn  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Thos.  B.  Bryan,  John  D.  Jennings, 

President.  Vice-President. 

Sam’l  D.  Wa4>,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r. 

The  Mutual  Trust  Society 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other  Bonds; 
the  Execution  of  Trusts;  the  Investment  of  Trust 
Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates,  etc. 
Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully  guarded. 
Taxes  paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  St., 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

F.  A.  BRAGG  & CO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residenN 


W D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Mkrigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jb. 

Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co, 

90  Washington  St,  Chicago. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Special  attention  given  tc  che  interests  of  non-residents 

('.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE 

Management  and  Care  of 

REAL  ESTATE, 

LOANS. 

99  Washington  Street. 

CHICAGO. 

JNO.  B KNIGHT.  JA8.  JB.  MARSHALL 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

97  S.  CLARK  ST,  CHICAGO. 

Manage  Property,  Collect  Rents  and  Pay  Taxes. 

We  give  Specie1  Attention  to  the  Interests  of  Non- 
Residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Deal  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

Room  1 0, 

99  and  IOI  Washingion  St., 

-A  L.  TUBNEB.  w.  A-  BOND 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Heal  Estate 

Mortgage  Leans, 

102  Washington  St,  Chicago,  111. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  Ml 
Commission.  Taxes  Paid,  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

CHICAGO,  - - ILL. 

MEAD  & COE, 

Real  Estate  Agents, 

149  La  Salle  St.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

— TO — 

I 15  DEARBORN  STREET, 

ROOMS  76  & 77.  ILLINOIS  NAT’L  BANK  BLDG. 

JOHN  N.  YOUNG, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

Room  511,  S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and 
Washington  Streets. 

CHICAGO.: 


Geo.  M.  Bogue.  H.  W.  Hoyt.  B,  B.  Booue 

ROGUE  & HOYT. 
REAL  ESTATE  Agency, 
171  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Speciu 
attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of  real 
estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests 
of  non-iesidents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAM’L  GEHR. 


ARTHUR  C.  GEHR 


SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 
No.  114  Dearborn  Street, 


Chicago, 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 
ON  COMMISSION. 


Mortgage  Loans  Negotiated. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE 

MORTCACE  LOANS. 

125  LA  SALLE  ST. 


Edwin  F.  Getchell.  Bruce  B.  Barney. 

Edw.  F.GetcheH&Go, 

127  Dearborn  St,  R.  5,  Chicago. 
REAL  ESTATE,  LOAN  and 
FINANCIAL  AGENTS. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Rooms, 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO, 

Subdividers  and  Owners  of 
Subdivisions, 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  Sts,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


Henry  A.  Osborn.  Joseph  B.  Keeler. 

OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting 
Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  and  Monroe  Sts. 

Choice  Property  for  Inve  \tment  a Specialty. 


F.  A.  Baknes  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

Barnes  & Parish, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND 

RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

MTUItKM  AND  HOUSES  BESTED. 

Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No  438. 


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Heal  Estate^S^^iildip^ 

JOURNAL.  = 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 
CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  MAY  29,  1886. 


It  may  be  taken  for  granted  that  the  or- 
ganization of  labor  in  this  country  will  lead 
to  some  fortunate  developments  not  origi- 
nally contemplated.  Workingmen  will  prob- 
ably become  more  and  more  convinced  that 
strikes  are  only  temporary  expedients,  and 
that  however  much  they  may  be  justified  by 
circumstances  they  can  never  afford  perma- 
nent relief.  We  do  not  refer  to  those  vio- 
lent and  destructive  movements  which  at- 
tempt the  subversion  of  authority  as  well  as 
the  rum  of  property;  but  to  those  peaceable 
strikes  which  are  defensive  rather  than  ag- 
gressive, and  which  are  quite  as  legiti- 
mate as  the  combinations  of  capital. 

In  the  first  place,  it  is  inevitable  that  the 
labor  question  shall  become  an  issue  of 
prime  importance  in  politics.  The  laborer 
already  understands  the  value  of  his  tote  to 
the  party  with  which  he  acts,  and  he  expects 
his  service  to  be  reciprocated.  This  demand 
has  long  been  urgent,  and  would  have  been 
made  imperative  years  ago  but  for  the  fact 
that  the  country  was  passing  through  an  era 
of  sentimental  politics,  and  that  the  minds 
of  men  were  occupied  with  the  quarrels  of 
the  past  to  the  neglect  of  the  really  vital 
questions  of  the  day.  But  the  strife  of 
sections  cannot  continue  to  occupy  the  time 
which  should  be  given  to  the  adjustment  of 
the  conflicts  of  classes.  Parties  muse  close 
with  the  labor  question,  and  deal  with  it  in 
effectual  legislation,  not  as  hitherto,  only  in 
effusive  oratory  of  the  stump  and  the  glit- 
tering generalties  of  the  platform. 

The  indications  are  that  the  Democratic 
party  will  take  the  lead  in  this  necessary 
work.  The  opposite  party,  during  its  long 
tenure  of  power,  was  naturally  the  organiza- 
tion most  courted  by  great  capitalists  and 
corporate  monopolies,  and  its  leaders  have 
accordingly  been  brought  more  in  sympathy 
and  affiliation  with  the  wealthy  few  than 
with  the  laboring  many.  But  no  party, 
however  popular,  no  legislation,  however 
sweeping,  can  repair  the  consequences  of 
falsely  directed  labor  and  the  improper  dis- 
tribution of  population.  The  census  shows 
that  the  relative  population  of  cities  is 
alarmingly  on  the  increase.  The  popula- 
tion of  even  the  most  prosperous  cities  is  in 
excess  of  their  industrial  and  commercial 
demands.  There  are  more  men  in  New 
York  and  Boston,  in  Philadelphia  and  Chi- 
cago, than  can  be  profitably  employed,  and 
such  is  the  case  in  all  our  urban  communi- 
ties. This  fact  may  be  said  to  force  the 
competition  of  labor  with  labor  and  the  low- 
ering of  wages.  This  difficulty  cannot  be 
adequately  met  by  organizations  which  go 
no  further  than  the  rule  of  a fair  day’s 
wages  for  a fair  day’s  work.  At  the  best 
such  organizations  can  secure  the  due  re- 
ward of  those  whose  labor  is  not  required 
by  the  necessities  of  the  country. 

The  only  solution,  as  every  one  sees,  is  to 
be  found  in  the  redistribution  of  poulation. 
Men  must  be  attracted  from  the  cities  to 
the  country.  The  public  lands— the  heri- 
tage of  the  people  too  freely  squandered 
away  by  their  servants— offer  at  least  the 
actual  necessities  of  life  as  a return  for  la 
bor.  But  how  is  a man  without  money  and 
without  credit  to  clear  and  cultivate  wild 
lands  even  when  they  are  to  be  had  for  noth- 
ing? He  must  have  means  to  move  himself 
and  his  family,  he  must  have  tools  for  the 
buildiDg  of  his  house,  and  agricultural  im- 
plements for  his  fields,  and  he  must  be  able 
to  purchase  supplies  until  his  first  crop  is 
made.  Here  lies  the  real  difficulty  of  the 
situation,  and  here  it  is  that  labor  organiza- 
tions can  do  their  most  useful  work.  Co- 
operation can  accomplish  much  that  is  im- 
possible to  individual  enterprise.  In  this 
work,  too,  the  general  Government  can  lend 
legitimate  assistance. 

Drifting  From  A Safe  Course. 

BAD  EFFECTS  OF  LA  BOB  DISTUBBANOE. 

Nine-tenths  of  all  successful  business  men 
of  the  present  day  can  point  back  to  a life 
of  toil  which  placed  them  just  wher  ® 


now  stand,  and  no  successful  business  man 
in  the  United  States  is  now  other  than  a 
hard  worker  if  he  successfully  competes  with 
rivals  in  business.  The  fathers  and  mothers 
of  the  business  men  of  the  present  genera- 
tion worked  still  harder  and  longer  hours, 
and  they  were  happy,  contented  and  pros- 
perous. But  how  is  it  to-day?  A universal 
howl  all  over  the  land  for  increased  pay  and 
less  work  by  men  who  are  too  indolent  or 
incompetent  to  do  a day’s  work  at  anything 
— the  world  owes  them  a living  and  they  are 
bound  to  have  it  if  they  have  to  join  the  union 
representing  their  trade,  an<l  the  Knights 
of  Labor.  The  new  doctrine  they  so  much 
like  is  “ down  the  employer  and  aggrandize 
the  laborer” — anything  in  the  shape  of  cap- 
ital should  be  throttled,  no  matter  if  capital 
and  brains  do  move  vast  enterprises  and 
employ  thousands  of  dependent  beings. 
Down  with  everything  fine  and  respectable, 
and  elevate  the  low  lived,  foul-mouthed  agi- 
tator, the  striker,  and  pity  for  the  poor  fel 
lows  who  have  to  labor  ten  hours  a day  for 
twice  as  much  pay  as  their  fathers  received 
for  fourteen  hours. 

A more  serious  matter  for  capital,  even 
more  serious  than  the  outrageous  strikes  that 
have  lately  taken  place,  is  the  present  eight 
hour  movement.  In  a large  measure  it  is 
equivalent  to  reducing  the  productive  pow- 
er of  capital  and  labor  by  20  per  cent.,  and 
in  those  numerous  cases  where  labor  wants 
to  get  its  old  ten  hour  wages  for  the  eight 
hours’,  it  means  a complete  wiping  out  of 
the  returns  to  capital,  which  alone  encour- 
age the  saving  and  use  of  capital  and  its 
power  to  employ  labor.  No  matter  how  ig- 
norant the  workman  may  be,  he  must  soon- 
er or  later  learn  that  nine-tenths  of  his  con- 
duct for  the  past  few  months  in  striking  and 
boycotting,  reacts  upon  himself  disastrous- 
ly! by  crippling  the  agent  that  gives  him 
work. 

What  a pity  it  is  that  all  young  men  can- 
not play  dude;  even  if  they  have  not  educa- 
tion and  skill  enough  to  set  type  or  “saw 
off”  a stick  of  timber. 

The  strong  public  sentiment  growing  out 
of  the  villainous  practice  of  boycotting,  is  a 
sign  of  good  social  vitality  in  this  country. 
On  account  of  new  institutions  and  the 
many  new  elements  in  our  social  structure 
that  have  not  become  fully  harmonized, 
public  sentiment  has  not  been  very  active  or. 
strong  here  except  in  cases  of  great  provo- 
cation. The  days  of  boycotting  are  num- 
bered not  only  by  law,  but  by  the  sentiment 
of  justice  finding  expression  in  public  opin- 
ion. 

The  cotton  and  woolen  manufacturers  of 
New  England  have  organized  associations 
for  self  protection  against  the  excessive  de- 
mands of  workmen. 

Various  organizations  of  business  men 
have  passed  resolutions  in  the  direction  of 
organizing  capital  and  employers  against 
the  abuses  of  restless  and  noisy  employees. 
The  greatest  harm  so  far  caused  by  labor 
disturbances  is  the  crippling  of  small  man- 
ufacturers and  business  men  who  are  depen- 
dent upon  their  own  exertions  for  success  as 
well  as  the  laborer.  Our  streets  are  full  of 
idle  men,  many  of  whom  would  not  work  if 
they  had  a chance.  In  this  busy  world,  idle- 
ness should  be  punished  as  a crime,  and 
loafers  and  tramps  should  not  be  tolerated 
any  length  of  time — they  should  be  told  to 
“move  on.” 


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THE  MARKET. 

BOULEVABD  PBOPEETY ANOTHEB  SALE  ON 

WABASH  AV. 

No  marked  activity  is  noticeable  in  the 
transactions  of  the  past  week.  The  demand 
for  real  estate  and  loans  is  becoming  more 
steady  and  everything  Iooks  favorable  to  the 
accustomed  trade  at  this  time  of  year. 

The  fact  that  Chicago  real  estate  is  pass- 
ing into  the  hands  of  strong  buyers  renders 
the  marKet  less  liable  to  fluctuations  from 
disturbances  of  any  kind. 

Grand  Boulevard  property  seems  to  be  the 
leading  property  at  present  for  fine  resid- 
ences. Improvements  which  are  being  made 
and  under  contemplation  are  not  to  be  ex- 
celled in  their  character  by  any  residence 
portion  of  the  city.  The  palatial  residence 
of  Justice  Harry  Hammer  built  at  a cost  of 
$75,000,  on  the  northwest  corner  of  37th  and 


2STo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  01iiea,go. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 


Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 


Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

U3i~Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre- 
pared to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


323 


3rand  Boulevard  is  approaching  com  pie 
ion.  The  block  of  brown  stone  fronts  on 
he  northeast  corner  of  Grand  Boulevard  and 
t7th  are  now  completed  and  occupied.  The 
property  north  and  adjoining  Justice  Ham- 
per’s residence  has  all  been  sold,  Messrs, 
Nichols,  McCormicK  and  Woodward  of  Ed- 
am Keith  & Co.,  being  the  buyers.  All  these 
ire  getting  their  plans  ready  for  first  class 
•esidences.  Fifty  feet  south  of  37th  Mr. 
3’Dowd,  a wealthy  stock  yards  merchant, 
,vill  erect  an  elegant  mansion.  Geo.  and 
3has.  Smith,  both  Board  of  Trade  men,  will 
meet  two  fine  residences  bet  41st  and  42nd 
5ts.  Just  south  of  this  propertv  100  feet  has 
been  sold  but  not  yet  recorded  to  a party 
vho  contemplates  immediate  improvement. 
Between  42nd  and  43rd,  Mr.  Lynch,  a South 
Water  st  merchant,  has  bought  sixty  feet  re- 
cently. Mr.  Florence,  a capitalist,  owns  231 
'eet  on  the  southwest  cor  of  42nd.  All  this 
pertains  to  the  west  side  of  Grand  Boule- 
vard. On  the  east  side,  near  38th,  south  and 
idjoining  the  fine  new  residence  of  Mr. 
Vloorhouse,  Chas.  Hancock  owns  264x264  ft, 
m which  he  will  erect  one  of  the  finest  resi- 
lences in  Cook  County.  Among  other  large 
rwners  of  boulevard  property  are  Marshall, 
foseph  and  Henry  Field,  Mrs.  Dipple,  Mar- 
shall Field’s  sister-in-law,  and  Edson  Keith, 
who  own  all  the  property  between  45th  and 
17th  sts,  running  over  to  Vincennes  av.  Pro- 
oerty  here  is  held  on  the  Grand  Boulevard  at 
£150  to  $250  a foot.  The  demand  for  this 
property  and  the  high  prices  which  it  brings 
is  due  to  the  exceptional  beauty  and  accessi- 
bility of  the  property. 

Board  of  Trade  men  can  reach  the  proper 
;y  in  twenty  minutes.  The  station  is  located 
it  40th  st,  and  the  boulevard. 

The  extension  of  the  State  st  cable  this 
summer  will  tend  to  improve  property  ad- 
joining. The  elevated  Railway  projected  by 
1.  D.  Jennings  & Co,  for  which  a large  num- 
ber of  names  has  already  been  subscribed, 
will  run  through  the  alley  between  Prairie 
ind  Calumet  aves,  from  39th  to  63rd  sts. 
rhe  city  terminus  has  not  been  fully  ar- 
ranged for,  but  it  is  the  wish  and  the  inten- 
tion of  the  company  to  terminate  on  3rd  av 
;o  run  due  south  from  there,  then  deviate  to 
ihe  west  until  they  strike  Butterfield  st,  then 
south  again,  and  finally  east  to  the  alley 
between  Calumet  and  Prairie  avenues  and 
19th  st. 

Another  large  sale  in  Wabash  av  property 
las  just  been  made.  The  piece  is  located 
ipetwween  JacKson  and  Van  Buren,  forty  feet 
,'ront  with  building  at  85,000  cash.  The  pur- 
jhaser  has  bought  over  $300,000  worth  of  real 
jstate  within  the  past  three  or  four  months. 

Jacob  Rehm  has  bought  from  Henry  R. 
Bond  et  al  lot  on  Market  street,  southwest 
;orner  of  Washington  east  front,  189%  feet 
unning  to  the  river,  for  $170,000,  and  leas- 
ad  the  same  to  the  Chicago  Warehouse  & 
Manufacturing  Company  for  a term  of  nine- 
.y-nine  years  at  a yearly  rental  of  $10,200 
n gold.  It  is  understood  the  company  to 
which  he  leased  the  site  contemplated  put- 
,ing  up  a five-story  warehouse  on  the  rear 
Dart  of  the  lot  to  correspond  with  the  five- 
itory  building  now  standing  on  the  front 
Dart.  There  was  room  enough  behind  the 
old  building  to  erect  a large  warehouse,  as 
the  lots  were  109  ft  on  Market  st  by  160  feet 
front  on  Washington.  The  location  was  a 
rood  one  for  a large  general  warehouse,  be- 
ing on  the  river. 

The  auction  at  the  Real  Estate  Board 
rooms  was  well  attended.  The  bidding  was 
active — a large  number  of  men  outside  who 
were  posted  as  to  the  condition  of  the  lands 
were  present  and  bought  largely.  Among 
our  agents  in  the  auction,  were  Messrs. 
Pierce  Hawley,  and  Isaac  R.  Hitt. 

W.  L.  Davis  & Co.  have  bought  a new  sub- 
division at  Avondale  on  the  North  Western 
R.  R.  and  will  sell  fifty  foot  lots  with  4 room 
louses  at  $1,000. 

At  Fernwood  a public  hall  has  been  con- 
structed in  honor  of  Mr.  Gillette. 

South  Chicago,  the  center  of  so  many  la- 
bor troubles,  has  escaped  this  time  the 
^trikes  prevalent  in  nearly  every  other 
place. 

Suburban  Improvements. 

Hyde  Paek. — -An  ordinance  was  passed 
ifor  side-walk  on  Ellis  Avenue  from  40th 
[Street  to  302  feet  south  of  same;  for  same 
on  the  east  side  of  Ellis  Avenue  from  Oak- 
wood  Avenue  to  185  feet  south  of  same;  also 
for  same  on  the  west  side  of  Indiana  Aven- 
ue from  44th  to  45th  Street. 


AlCTIOK  OF  JAY  COOKIl  & CO'S 
REAL  ESTATE. 

As  has  been  advertised  for  some  weeks  the 
western  lands  of  the  estate  of  Jay  Cooke  <fc 
Co.,  in  bankruptcy  were  sold  in  the  room  of 
the  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board  this  week. 
The  sale  commencing  Wednesday  and  con- 
tinuing all  day  Thursday. 

Chicago  returned  the  compliment  of  its 
selection  by  Philadelphia  parties,  by  a full 
attendance  and  prompt,  ready  bidding.  It 
is  now  demonstrated  that  great  sales  of 
many  thousands  of  acres  can  be  made  a suc- 
cess in  this  city.  It  is  the  legitimate  method 
to  bring  both  buyer  and  seller  together  and 
reduce  to  a mininum  the  expense  of  selling. 

As  advertised  the  whole  thirty-three  thou- 
sand acres  of  the  estate  were  sold,  embrac- 
ing over  four  hundred  separate  tracts  of 
land.  Farms  never  before  went  so  fast  in 
Chicago,  for  the  auctioneers  A.  M.  Goldsberry 
of  Marion  Iowa,  who  established  quite  a rep- 
utation as  a successful  auctioneer,  and  Mr. 
Ellison  of  this  city,  did  not  hold  long  for 
bidders,  but  the  going — gone  resounded  with 
rapidity. 

The  first  day  of  the  sale,  when  about  12,- 
000  acres  were  sold,  buyers  seemed  quite 
cautious,  many  were  waiting  to  ascertain  if 
every  one  connected  with  the  management 
were  acting  fairly  and  if  the  sale  really  was 
what  they  advertised,  open,  fair  and  with- 
out reserve.  On  the  second  day  21,000  acres 
were  sold,  and  so  convinced  was  everyone 
that  it  was  an  auction  sale  made  on  merit, 
that  the  room  was  filled,  prices  ruled  much 
higher,  and  at  the  time  of  closing  the  sale 
twenty-five  thousand  acres  more  could  have 
been  disposed  of  at  same  figures.  The  sale 
was  a great  success;  Buyers  seemed  well 
satisfied  and  all  connected  with  the  estate 
were  glad  that  they  were  not  obliged  to 
make  a greater  sacrifice.  The  trustee  of  this 
vast  estate  could  afford  to  take  off  the  per 
cent  this  sale  falls  short  of  the  appraised 
value  in  order  to  dispose  of  it  at  once  for 
cash  and  save  the  delays  of  years  and  the 
expense  of  retailing,  and  this  view  was 
taken  in  the  beginning. 

There  are  few  men  who  have  had  the  cour- 
age to  undertake  an  auction  sale  of  such 
magnitude  and  of  lands  so  distant  at  this 
time  when  the  public  have  not  fully  recov- 
ered from  the  financial  depression  caused 
by  the  recent  labor  troubles,  and  investors 
were  in  doubt. 

Never  before  in  Chicago  were  so  many 
thousand  acres  of  land  sold  at  auction  and 
the  success  of  Jay  Cooko  & Co’s  estate  is  di- 
rectly due  to  the  efforts  of  James  C.  Young 
of  W.  J.  Barney  & Co.  27  Tribune  Bldg,  this 
city.  We  understand  Mr.  Young  has  con- 
ducted many  large  real  estate  auctions  be- 
fore and  the  outcome  of  this  demonstrates 
his  understanding  of  methods  of  advertising 
and  of  drawing  together  an  audience  who 
mean  business  so  essential  to  success.  It 
was  noticed  thatthere  were  very  few  specta- 
tors at  this  sale.  Men  mostly  came  to  buy  re- 
mained until  they  obtained  what  they  want- 
ed, and  then  vacated  for  others.  The  sale 
could  not  have  been  managed  better  for  it 
was  business  from  beginning  to  end,  and 
the  creditors  of  Jay  Cooke  & Co.  made  no 
mistake  in  those  whom  they  selected  to 
manage  it. 

Elison,  Flersheim  & Co.  were  the  auc- 
tioneers. The  firm  is  one  of  the  oldest  in 
the  city  and  is  well  known  for  its  success  in 
auctions  whether  of  real  estate  or  private 
property. 

The  present  auction  of  so  large  amount  of 
western  lands  is  no  exception  to  their  suc- 
cess in  this  line,  for  in  two  days  they  sold 
the  whole  amount  and  at  prices  which  were 
entirely  satisfactory  to  the  trustees  of  the 
Jay  Cooke  Estate. 

During  the  first  day,  over  12,000  acres 
were  sold  and  the  balance,  21,000  acres  on 
the  second  day.  Several  pieces  were  sold  at 
their  full  assessed  value. 

The  members  of  the  firm  are  John  A.  Eli- 
son, George  B.  Flersheim,  William  B.  Sev- 
ern and  William  Barker,  with  office  at  84  and 
86  Randolph  St. 

CITY  COUYCIE. 

May  17, 1886. 

Ordinances  passed  May  17,  as  follows: 

For  sidewalk  on  both  sides  of  Rees  st  from 
Larrabee  st  to  Halstead;  both  sides  of  Su- 
perior st  from  La  Salle  west  to  its  western 
terminus;  both  sides  of  Townsend  st  from 
Erie  to  Chicago  avenue;  both  sides  of 
Crosby  st  from  Larrabee  to  Division;  both 


sides  of  Chatham  from  Division  to  Hobbie 
st;  both  sides  of  Elma  st  from  Sedgwick  to 
Crosby;  both  sides  of  Broad  st  from  Chi- 
cago & Alton  Ry  to  31st;  same  on  both  sides 
of  Boardman  st  from  C & A Ry  to  Archer 
avenue;  on  both  sides  of  Vermont  avenue 
from  31st  to  32d  sts;  both  sides  of  Lowe  av- 
enue from  31st  to  33rd;  both  sides  of 
Stearns  st  from  Halsted  to  Main;  both 
sides  of  Fifth  ave  from  Douglas  to  37th  st; 
both  sides  of  32d  from  Stewart  ave  to  Wal- 
lace st;  both  sides  of  Keeley  st  from  31st  to 
Lyman  st;  both  sides  of  Bonfield  st  from 
Archer  ave  to  31st  st;  both  sides  of  27th  st 
from  Halsted  to  Quarry  st;  also  for  side- 
walk on  both  sides  of  Douglass  ave  from 
Stewart  ave  to  Halsted  st;  both  sides  of 
Western  ave  from  Madison  to  West  Ohio  st; 
both  sides  of  Central  Park  ave  from  Ogden 
to  W 12th  st;  both  sides  of  Robey  from  Mad- 
ison to  Lake;  both  sides  of  Ann  st  from  W 
Madison  to  Randolph  st;  on  May  st  from 
Lake  to  W Chicago  ave;  both  sides  of  Car- 
penter st  from  W Indiana  st  to  Chicago  ave; 
both  sides  of  Hoyne  ave  from  Madison  to 
W KenziE  st;  both  sides  of  Waymanst  from 
Jefferson  to  Halsted;  both  sides  of  Oakley 
ave  from  Madison  to  W Chicago  ave;  both 
sides  of  Leavitt  from  W Lake  to  W Indiana; 
Doth  sides  of  St  John’s  place  from  Lake  to 
Arbor  Place;  both  sides  of  Wsldo  Place 
from  Desplaines  to  Halsted  st.;  both  sides  of 
Eagle  from  Desplaines  to  Halsted  both  sides 
of  S Dearborn  st  from  22d  to  Egan  on  the 
west  side  of  Lincoln  st  from  31st  to  22d  st 
for  establishing  sidewalk  space  on  Mohawk 
st  from  Clybourn  to  North  ave;  ordinance 
for  sidewalk  on  both  sides  of  Pratt  st  from 
Milwauke  to  Halsted  referred  to  committee 
on  streets  and  alleys;  Aid.  Lyke  presented 
an  order  for  sidewalks  on  both  sides  of  Ho- 
man ave  from  Fulton  st  to  W Lake  st;  both 
sides  of  Walnut  st  from  Parker  place  to  Ho- 
man ave;  the  west  side  of  Avers  ave  from 
Kinzie  st  to  Indiana  st;  the  west  side  of 
Central  Park  ave  from  Indiana  st  to  Huron 
st;  the  north  side  of  Indiana  st  from  Tink- 
ham  ave  to  Avers  ave;  both  sides  of  Fulton 
st  from  Parker  place  to  Homan  ave;  the 
west  side  of  Springfield  ave  from  Kinzie  st 
to  Indiana  st;  both  sides  of  Harding  ave 
from  Kinzie  st  to  Huron  st;  both  sides  of 
Seymour  st  from  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & St. 
Paul  railroad  tracks  to  W Chicago  ave;  and 
the  north  side  of  Ogden  ave  from  Kedzie 
are  to  Spaulding  ave,  which  was  referred  to 
the  Department  of  Public  Wooks  for  proper 
ordinances.  Aid.  Campbell  presented  an  or 
dinance  establishing  sidewalk  space  on  Pau- 
lina st  from  W Madison  st  to  W Lake  et 
which  was  passed. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  LAW. 


SUPBEME  COUBT  OF  ILLINOIS. 

Mabshall  Field,  Appellant,  v.  Levi  Z Lei- 

teb,  Appellee. 

L.  built  a wall  five  stories  high  on  the  east 
line  of  his  lot,  half  on  his  own  land  and  half 
on  the  adjoining  lot,  with  the  owner  of 
which  he  had  no  agreement.  Afterward  F. 
having  acquired  the  adjoining  lot  and  desir- 
ing to  build  a ten  story  building,  a contract 
was  made,  providing  that  F in  constructing 
his  building  “may  use  for  that  purpose  as  a 
party  wall  (with  the  right  to  add  to  the 
height  thereof(,  so  much  of  the  east  wall  of 
L’s  building  as  he  may  desire;  F agreeing  to 
strengthen  said  wall,  and  the  foundation 
thereof,  by  making  such  additions  thereto 
upon  the  east  side  thereof,  a6  may  be  re- 
quired to  prevent  any  and  all  injury  or  dam- 
age to  L’s  building,  by  reason  of  the  use  of 
said  wall  by  F.  Additions  were  made  to  the 
wall  on  the  east  side,  but  it  appeared  that  it 
was  impossible  adequately  to  strengthen  the 
foundations  by  additions  on  the  east  side 
alone,  and  that  in  order  to  erect  the  build- 
ing at  all,  additional  foundation  supports  on 
the  west  side  were  necessary,  which  however 
might  be  confined  wholly  beneath  the 
ground.  L filed  his  bill  to  enjoin  F from 
making  any  constructions  whatever  west  of 
the  lot  line. 

Held  1.  That  by  the  contract  the  existing 
wall,  and  any  height  that  might  be  added  to 
it,  became  a party  wall,  with  all  the  mutual 
easements  of  support  belonging  to  party 
walls. 

2.  That  the  purpose  of  the  contract  was 
to  provide  for  the  erection  of  a ten  story 
wall,  and  the  necessary  support  therefor  was 
granted  by  implication. 

3.  That  the  words  “on  the  east  side  there- 
of in  the  contract,  refer  only  to  additions 
made  to  the  wall,  and  that  as  to  the  addi- 


tions made  to  the  wall  and  that  as  to  the 
foundations,  it  was  the  right  and  duty  of  I* 
to  strengthen  them  by  the  usual  and  reason- 
able method  prevailing  in  that  locality,  so 
as  to  prevent  in  jury  to  L’s  building,  but  that 
method  should  be  followed  which  will  occa- 
sion the  least  inconvenience  to  L. 

The  contract  should  be  so  construed  as  to 
make  it  effectual  and  not  inoperative.  A 
party  ought  not  to  be  allowed  to  come  into 
a court  of  conscience,  and  demand  equit- 
able relief  on  the  ground  that  the  words  he 
has  used  in  making  a contract,  if  construed 
literally,  do  not  mean  anything,  and  for  that 
reason  the  contract  is  impossiple  of  execu- 
tion. 

Pabty  Wall  Contbact. — The  opinion  of 
the  Supreme  Court  of  this  state,  by  Scoit  J., 
holding  that  by  the  contract  between  the 
parties  the  existing  wall  and  any  height 
that  might  be  added  to  it,  became  a party 
wall,  with  all  the  mutual  easements  of  sup- 
port belonging  to  party  walls;  that  the  pur- 
pose of  the  contract  was  to  provide  for  the 
erection  of  a ten-story  wall,  and  the  neces- 
sary support  therefor  was  granted  by  impli- 
cation. This  opinion  seems  to  rest  upon  a 
sound  foundation  both  as  to  law  and  the 
facts. 

Anew  means  of  Investment. 

The  whole  country  after  having  under- 
gone a period  of  depression  is  now  asking 
itself,  what  business  has  least  been  affected 
and  uninjured? 

Such  a business,  industry  or  corporation, 
that  can  make  a better  showing  now  than 
before  the  crisis  attracts  the  attention  of 
capital,  merits  the  confidence  of  investors 
and  is  being  eagerly  sought  for. 

There  is  such  a business,  and  it  has  here- 
tofore been  monopolized  by  English  and 
Scotch  capital  until  some  three  hundred 
millions  have  been  invested  in  the  Ranche 
and  cattle  business  of  this  great  country. 

A Land  and  Investment  Company  in  New 
York  is  now  offering  $500,000  first  mortgage 
6 per  cent  10  year  bonds;  for  subscription 
at  90  cash,  or  at  a par.  upon  a novel  install- 
ment feature  which  appeals  to  the  farmer 
as  well  as  the  banker,  the  clerk  and  mechan- 
ic as  well  as  the  millionaire,  and  to  all  who 
desire  to  invest  their  savings  at  better  rates 
of  interest  than  any  bank  will  allow. 

This  company  issues  certificates  of  in- 
debtedness in  one  and  five  dollars  each  rep- 
resenting an  installment,  and  when  the  in- 
vestor has  purchased  $50  of  these  certificates 
he  becomes  entitled  to  a $100  Gold  Bond, 
First  Mortgage,  bearing  6 per  cent  interest, 
which  he  can  obtain  upon  presenting  his 
certificates  or  forwarding  them  by  letter  to 
the  Company’s  office. 

The  remaining  $50  due  on  the  bond  being 
payable  to  the  Company  in  monthly  install- 
ments not  exceeding  $5. 

The  bond  commences  to  draw  interest  on 
delivery  the  same  as  if  fully  paid.  In  addi- 
tion to  which  the  Company  gives  us  a bonus 
free,  one  fully  paid  up  share  of  stock  of  the 
value  of  $25. 

Those  desiring  to  buy  their  bonds  outright 
for  cash  can  do  so  at  10  per  cent  discount  in 
$100,  $500  or  $1,000  bonds  and  receive  one, 
five  or  ten  shares  of  stock  free.  The  Bonds 
are  secured  by  property  owned  absolutely 
by  the  Company,  estimated  to  be  worth  $3,- 
000,000,  and  this  money  received  from  sale 
of  bonds  willl  be  invested  in  cattle,  the  in- 
come from  which  it  is  estimated  will  yield 
30  per  cent  upon  the  stock  after  paying  6 
per  cent  on  the  bonds. 

HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

Hanging  lamps  in  imitation  of  the  old 
fashioned  lanterns  set  in  iron  work  are  now 
used  in  vestibules;  they  are  suspended  from 
a bracket  also  in  iron  work  at  a little  dis- 
tance from  the  wall. 

All  woods  with  ornamental  grain  are  in 
great  demand  for  cabinet  work. 

Folding  beds  are  meeting  the  require- 
ments for  economy  in  space  and  dispense  in 
apartment  houses  with  extra  rooms.  Some 
of  the  newest  and  most  popular  patterns  in 
walnut  and  cherry  are  nicely  carved  and 
polished  and  sometimes  have  a swinging 
plate  mirror  and  small  toilet  drawers  under 
bracket  shelves. 

Furniture  coverings  are  changing  this 
year.  Plush,  which  has  held  the  public  for 
several  years,  is  giving  way  to  silk  tapes- 
tries and  brocades. 

Where  window  curtains  or  portieres  are 
hung  inside  the  casings,  the  poles  are  usual- 
ly sunk  in  sockets  instead  or  showing  fancy 
knobs. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


=====  THE 

Building  * Department. 

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COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Pontiac,  III. — R.  B.  Phillips  will  erect  a large  two-story 
brick  building,  20x96  ft. 

Mound  City,  Kan. — J.  C.  Cannon  is  getting  ready  to 
commence  a brick  business  house  on  the  south  side  of  Main 
street. 

Coon  Rapids,  Ia. — The  Presbyterians  hope  to  commence 
the  erection  of  a new  church  edifice. 

Burlingame,  Kan. — The  Presbyterians  will  erect  a new 
church;  cost,  $2,000. 

Portage,  Wis. — The  Catholics  are  building  a line  church. 

Becker,  Minn.— Bids  received  for  building  a 30-foot  ad- 
dition to  school-house.  Sam’l  S.  Thorn,  Clerk. 

Argyle.  Minn. — The  Methodists  are  planning  to  build  a 
church. 

Lincoln,  Neb. — The  Baptists  will  erect  a new  church, 
$17,000  having  been  subscribed. 

Ponca,  Neb. — M.  F.  Gamble  intends  building  a brick 
store. 

Rockwell  City,  Ia.— The  Presbyterians  will  build  a new 
church. 

Storm  Lake,  Ia. — Bids  received  until  June  9,  for  build- 
ing jail.  L.  E.  Hay. 

La  Crosse,  Wis. — The  foundation  is  completed  for  the 
Michel  block  on  Second  st.  The  Baptists  contemplate 
building  a new  church. 

Nice,  III. — An  American  Christian  church  is  to  be  built 
here. 

Pittsburg,  Kan. — Ground  has  been  broken  for  Dr.  R.  H. 
McKay’s  three  brick  stores,  south  of  the  Evart  House.  Mass- 
man  has  the  contracts. 

Sturgeon  Bay,  Wis. — A two-story  brick  building  is  to  be 
erected  on  Cedar  st.,  covering  the  space  in  front  of  Hahn’s 
Opera  Hall. 

Sioux  Falls,  Dak.,  will  erect  new  business  blocks  the 
coming  season,  to  the  value  of  $350,000. 

Three  Oaks,  Mich.— Wm.  K.  White,  Esq.,  will  erect  a 
business  building  on  Elm  st.,  80x22. 

Urbana,  III. — Nat.  Cohen  will  erect  a handsome  block 
on  Main  st. 

W atervliet,  Mich. — The  Catholic  church  society  will 
erect  a new  edifice. 

De  Pue.  III. — The  Congregationalists  will  erect  a new 
church. 

Litchfield,  III. — The  corner-stone  of  the  new  Catholic 
church  was  laid  May  16. 

Lincoln,  III. — Steps  are  being  taken  to  erect  a new 
hospital,  to  be  built  of  brick;  cost,  $10,000. 

Phillipsburg,  Kan.— The  Methodists  will  build  a new 
church,  28x45. 

Dighton,  Kan.— A Methodist  church  is  to  be  built  here 

Hawarden,  Ia.— The  catholics  will  erect  a $3,000  church. 

Pawnee  City,  Neb. — Work  has  been  begun  on  the  Pres- 
byterian church. 

Central  City,  Neb. — A new  opera  house,  66x110  feet, 
on  Broad  st.,  will  be  erected  of  brick,  three  stories  high- 
cost,  $10,000. 

Livermore,  Ia. — The  Baptists  contemplate  building  a 
new  church. 

Larned,Kan. — The  Presbyterians  are  building  an  $8,000 
church. 

Montezuma,  Ia.— The  G.  A.  R.  will  build  a memorial 
hall. 

Marcus,  Ia. — Bids  received  until  June  5 for  building 
school-house.  John  Knot,  Sec’y. 

Ionia,  Mich. — S.  A.  Yeomans  will  erect  a two-story  brick 
building  corner  of  Washington  and  Third  sts. 

Millbrook,  Kan.,  is  building  a court-house. 

Hillsboro,  Dak.  — Mr.  Sarles’  bank  building  will  be 
moved  across  the  street  from  where  it  now  stands,  to  give 
way  to  a fine  brick  block. 

Parker,  Dak. — A number  of  substantial  brick  business 
blocks  will  be  built  at  Scotland  this  year. 

Chase,  Mich.— Rev.  C.  H.  Theobald  is  negotiating  with 
Mr.  Craig  for  brick  for  the  new  Methodist  church  here. 

Caro,  Mich. — J.  N.  Mertz  has  commenced  the  erection 
of  a carriage  factory,  just  northwest  of  his  blacksmith  shop 
on  Burnside  st.,  20x70  feet  in  size,  two  stories  high.  It  will 
be  built  of  brick. 

Greenup,  III. — The  Baptists  will  erect  a brick  church. 

Ashton,  Ia. — The  Lutherans  will  erect  a new  church. 

Waconda,  Dak. — The  German  Methodists  will  build  a 
new  church. 

Big  Stone  City,  Dak. — A new  M.  E.  church  is  to  be  erect- 
ed here. 

Shullsburg,  Wis. — C.  J.  Meloy  will  build  new  store. 


Englewood,  III. — Isaac  Drake  will  erect  a business 
block. 

Aurora,  Neb. — Mr.  Tuttle  will  build  a new  brick  hotel. 

Belleville,  III. — John  Ackerman  is  building  a brick 
residence- in  south  part  of  town. 

Calmar,  Ia. — Ex-Cond’r  Cadwell  will  erect  an  elegant 
brick  block. 

Jewell  Junction,  Io. — The  location  for  the  new  church 
has  finally  been  decided  upon,  work  will  begin  soon 

What  Cheer,  Ia. — The  Presbyterians  are  preparing  to 
build  a fine  church. 

Iowa  Falls,  Ia.,  is  planning  to  build  a $10,000  school 
house  this  summer. 

Kewanee,  III. — -The  Congregational  society  have  de- 
cided to  erect  new  church. 

Wayne,  Neb. — Pierce  is  to  have  a new  school  house  to 
cost  $7,000.  It  will  be  a brick  veneered  building. 

Lewis,  Ia. — Ponca  business  men  will  build  a number  of 
substantial  brick  blocks  and  residences  this  season. 

Sutton,  Neb. — J.  E.  Bagley  is  contemplating  moving 
his  present  office  building  and  the  room  adjacent  to  it  to  a 
lot  in  Bemis’  addition  and  erecting  a handsome  brick  in  its 
place. 

Rockford,  111. — W.  C.  Pratt  is  building  a large  brick  ice 
cream  factory  at  the  rear  of  Herrick’s  meat  market.  There 
he  will  turn  out  the  warm  weather  luxury  by  electricity,  an 
electric  motor  furnishing  power  to  run  the  machinery. 

The  Rockford  Chair  and  Furniture  Co.  have  broken 
ground  for  a large  new  warehouse  on  Railroad  avenue.  It 
will  be  50x150  feet,  one  story  high  at  present  and  raised  to 
a three-story  brick  building  next  spring.  The  company  is 
doing  a flourishing  business. 

Columbus,  Kan. — Will  have  a $10,000  school  house. 

Gilman,  III. — The  Presbyterians  will  build  new  church 
edifice. 

Mound  City.  Kan. — J.  C.  Cannon  will  a build  bricK  busi- 
ness house  on  Main  st. 

Russell,  Kan. — The  Baptist  contemplate  building  a 
new  church  edifiice. 

Manistee,  Mich. — Joseph  Baur  is  building  four-story 
brick  machine  shop,  on  River  street  50x100. 

Ubly,  Mioh. — The  Roman  Catholics  will  erect  house  of 
worship. 

Harveyville,  Kan, — The  Christian  denomination  will 
erect  new  chuich. 

Eau  Claire,  Mich. — The  Methodists  will  erect  new 
church  building  to  cost  1,500. 

Oswego,  Kan. — J.  B.  Montgomery  will  erect  fine  brick 
building. 

Unionville,  Mioh. — The  work  on  the  foundation  of 
Durkee  & Hayes  block  is  progressing  finely. 

Winfield,  Ran. — Work  begun  on  the  M.  E.  College. 

Sheboygan,  Wis. — The  basement  walls  35x80  of  the  boot 
snd  shoe  building  cor  8th  street  and  Jefferson  avenue  are 
completed. 

Marion.  Kan. — Mr.  Case  is  building  an  elegant  structure 
on  Main  street  55x100  of  brick  and  cut  stone. 

Garden  City,  Kan. — Mr.  Stevens  will  erect  an  elegant 
opera  house  116x50  three-stories  high  to  cost  $30,000, 

Breokenridge,  Minn. — Messrs  Wyvall  & Hanson  are 
building  handsome  structure. 

Du  Quoin,  Iii. — Mr.  Eddleman  will  erect  two  business 
houses  of  brick  and  will  make  some  improvements  in  the 
entrance  of  the  opera  house. 

Madrid,  Ia. — The  Trustees  of  the  Christian  church  have 
bought  two  lots  and  will  begin  building  their  church. 

Des  Moines,  Ia. — The  Iowa  Legislature  has  appropriated 
$100,000  for  the  Mount  Pleasant  Insane  Asylum  for  the 
construction  of  a wing  to  that  institution  for  the  treatment 
of  patients,  together  with  a $6,000  contingent  fund. 

Wabasha,  Minn. — Mr.  Samuel  Hirsochy  is  erecting  a 
large  brick  block  to  replace  the  frame  building  destroyed 
by  fire  some  time  ago. 

Watertown,  Dak.— E.  Dewey  has  advertised  for  bids  for 
labor  and  materials  to  construct  a three-story,  50x100  feet, 
brick  hotel,  steam  heated. 

West  Burlington,  Ia. — J.  C.  Snyder  is  to  erect  a two- 
story  sfone  building,  fronting  Broadway,  second  story  to  be 
used  as  a lodge  room  for  the  A.  O.  U,  W. 

Sioux  City,  Ia. — Architect  Warren,  of  Chicago,  has  made 
the  plans  for  extensive  alterations  in  and  enlargement  of 
the  Hubbard  house.  The  building  will  be  raised  two  stories, 
new  elevators  put  in  and  new  entrances  will  be  made;  cost, 
$100,000. 

WYnona,  Minn. — C.  C.  Beck  is  commencing  a three-story 
brick  store,  40x120  feet,  at  a cost  of  $12,000.  F.  Rackon 
has  under  way  a store,  22x90  feet,  costing  $3,000.  A brick 
and  stone  church.  45x100  feet,  will  b6  erected  soon  at  a cost 
of  $20,000. 

East  Des  Moines,  Iowa,  will  erect  a $25,000  opera  house 
this  season. 

Savannah,  Ga. — A new  jail  will  be  built;  it  will  cost  near- 
ly $48,000. 

Sioux  City,  Wis. — An  opera  house  and  chamber  of  com- 
merce are  to  be  erected  here  soon. 

Norfolk,  Ya, — Northern  capitalists  contemplate  expend- 
ing $600,000  to  establish  car  works  here. 

Dayton,  0. — Frederick  Reibold  is  building  a business 
block  at  a cost  of  $23,000.  It  will  be  three  stories  high, 
built  of  common  brick  with  galvanized  and  ornamental 
iron  work.  Peter  & Burnes,  architects. 


Atlanta,  Ga. — The  East  Tennessee,  Virginia  and  Georj 
railroad  will  build  an  office  building  and  freight  house. 

Chattanooga,  Tenn. — The  contract  has  been  awarded 
J.  M.  Winchester  for  the  erection  of  a block  of  buildings 
cost  about  $80,000. 

Rosedale,  Kan. — The  Kansas  City  Bridge  Company. 
Kansas  City,  Mo.,  are  building  shops  at  this  city;  chief  ■ 
gineer  of  the  company  is  the  architect;  bridge  compa'i 
contractors.  The  shops  will  be  one  story  high,  and  built 
brick,  corrugated  fire  proofing,  galvanized  iron  work,  a| 
will  cost  about  $20,000. 

Lawrence,  Kan. — J.  B.  Watkins  will  build  a $25,000  be 
ness  house.  H.  T.  Cobb,  of  Chicago,  is  the  architect, 
will  be  three  stories  high,  and  built  of  pressed  brick  a 
terra  cotta,  and  have  architectural  iron  work. 

Indianapolis,  Ind. — A new  Christian  church  will  be  be 
at  a cost  of  $25,000. 

El  Paso,  Tex. — Bronson  & King  will  build  a $35, C 
brick  building. 

Athol,  Mass.,  is  considering  a plan  to  put  $30,000  ii 
the  improvements  of  her  water  wotks  facilities. 

Durham,  N.  C. — A contract  has  been  let  to  erect  wa 
works  lo  cost  about  $100,000. 

Clinton,  Mioh. — The  new  opera  house  will  have  a seati 
capacity  of  800  and  a 20-foot  stage. 

Atlanta,  Ga. — Bids  are  being  received  for  erecting 
large  building  for  the  Young  Men’s  Christian  Associatic 

Easton,  Md. — The  Easton  Water  Works  Company  ha 
let  the  contracts  for  building  their  worKs.  The  cost  will 
about  $30,000. 

Cleburne,  Tex. — The  mayor  of  this  town  will  recei 
bids  for  erecting  a school  building.  The  cost  is  not  to  t 
ceed  $13,000. 

St  Joseph  Missouri.—  Jas  McCord  will  build  a $15,0 
addition  to  his  residence. 

Kansas  City,  Missouri. — R.  P.  Tribbel  of  538  Delawai 
street  will  build  a $7,000  residence. 

Minnepolis,  Minn. — The  North  Star  Woolen  Mill  ( 
will  erect  a four-story  warehouse.  Mr.  D.  Morrison,  2 
Second  street,  president. 

Ashland,  Wis. — Mr.  Kolman,  of  St.  Joseph,  Mich., 
erecting  a new  store  building.  It  will  be  built  of  brick  a; 
stone,  with  fire  proofing,  hardwood  finish.  R.  Shippey 
the  contractor. 

Fort  Wayne,  Ind. — J.  B.  White  is  erecting  a busine 
block  to  cost  $11,000.  J.  F.  Wing  & Co.  are  the  architec1 
The  building  will  be  three  stories  high,  built  of  brick  ai 
cut-stone,  architectural  and  galvanized  iron  work,  etc.  . 

Menominee, Wis.— The  Dunn  County  Agricultural  Socie 
will  build  a $2,000  frame  building.  Address  Geo.  Gallons 

Quincy,  III. — An  iron  truss  bridge  costing  $3,000  will ! 
built  across  Rock  Creek  at  this  city.  T.  B.  Smith,  C.  Slau 
Committee. 

Gbeensburg,  Ind. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  1 
the  common  council  here  until  June  17th,  for  construciii 
water  works.  Jno.  O.  Marshall,  city  clerk. 

St.  Paul,  Minn. — Architect  W.  H.  Castner  reports,  thre 
story  bricK  store  and  tenement  block  for  Col.  Penrose, 
Fort  Snelling,  to  be  erected  corner  of  Fifth,  Exchange  at 
Seventh  streets,  to  cost,  $12,000.  Architect  G.  A.  Wallin; 
ford  reports  two  double  brick  houses  for  Nathan  Myric 
one  on  Wilkinson  street,  to  cost  $10,000.  Architect  A. 
Gauger  reports,  for  Andrew  Schock,  four-story  brick  blo< 
corner  Seventh  street  and  Broadway,  to  cost  $40,000;  brii 
veneer  residence  for  Wm.  Constance,  Summit  avenue, 
cost  $24,000;  for  John  Heaman.  Dakota  and  Chicago  ave 
ues,  West  St.  Paul,  a three-story  brick  block  to  cost  $3C 
000,  contract  let;  West  St.  Paul  bricK  school  building, 
cost  $25,000;  addition  to  Rice  school,  to  cost  $11,000;  ado 
tion  to  Jackson  school,  cost  $11,000;  Webster  school  add 
tion,  to  cost  $12,000.  Architect  D.  W.  Millard  reporl 
brick  school  building  for  Morgan  Park  Military  Academ 
near  Chicago,  to  cost  $15,000,  contract  not  let.  Architec 
Hodgson  & Stem  report,  J.  H.  Drake,  a ten-story  war 
house  on  Third  street,  to  cost  $40,000;  residence  for  C.  I 
Beers  on  Portland  avenue,  to  cost  $10,000;  for  A.  M.  Hoete 
Helena,  Mont.,  a business  blocK  to  cost  $80,000;  for  J.  1 
McAllister,  Helena,  Mont.,  hotel  to  cost  $65,000;  for  C.  1 
Dickerson,  Helena,  Mont.,  brick  residence  to  cost  $55,001 
for  J.  W.  Haines,  at  Helena,  Mont., brick  residence  toco 
$50,000;  for  Jewett  Bros.,  Aberdeen,  Dak.,  business  blocl  ' 
to  cost  $40,000;  for  Hancock  Bros.,  Morris,  Minn.,  theati 
building,  to  cost  $10,000;  for  C.  E.  Devine,  Helena,  Mont 
a brick  residence,  to  cost  $66,000. 

Carey,  Omo. — A new  hotel  is  being  built  at  a cost  c 
$19,000  Mr.  H Fetters  owner;  Mr  Hewett  of  Tiffin  Ohi 
architect;  Brown  & McGowan  of  Akron  Ohio,  contractor 

Wayne  County,  Ohio. — A new  school  house  will  t 
erected  by  the  Board  of  Education  of  Congress  townshi] 
Bids  will  be  received  until  June  15th,  Address  E.  L.  Pete) 
township  clerk,  West  Salem  Ohio. 

Coal  Creek,  Cal. — Alfred  Salmon  is  erecting  astor 
stable  to  have  a corrugated  iron  roof. 

Columbus,  Ohio. — A.  G.  Thtrman  will  erect  a three-stoi 
brick  business  hotse  54x100  ft  and  will  cost  $10,000. 

Emporia,  Kas. — The  Lutherians  of  this  town  will  erect 
stone  church  costing  $10,000  Rev  F.  D.  ARman,  pasto 
Geo.  W.  Schafer  architect. 

Blue  Hill  Nebraska. — Bids  will  be  received  until  Jun 
for  building  a two-story  brick  school  house.  Address  buil< 
ing  Committee  care  of  First  National  Bank. 

Fairmont,  Minn. — A $15,000  school  house  will  be  eree 
ed  here.  J.  H.  Anderson  of  Spring  Valley  holds  the  cob 
tract. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


'ioneer  Fire-proof  Pil*0 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR. 

'ireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  8483 


C.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 

lain  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard.  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 

.CTORY:  761  to  773  S.  Canal  St.  ) fTFTTCAGO. 

lie  Canalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St.  5 OX-L 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M Boioe. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


Chippewa  Falls,  Wis.— W.  E.  McCord  has  the  ground 
Itoken  for  his  $35,000  residence. 

Minneapolis  Minn. — W.  A.  Hunt,  architect  reports  for 
J.  Richardson,  a tenement  row  of  Eleventh  street  and 
ifth  avenue  south,  brick,  to  cost  $13,000;  house  for  Mr.  A. 
lake,  at  St.  Antohny  Park,  to  cost  $3,500.  Architect  F.  E. 
iraleman  reports  house  for  J.  E.  Badger,  on  Pleasant  ave. 
id  22nd  street, first  story  brick,  second  story  red  wood 
tingles.  twenty  rooms,  to  cost  $25,i'00.  Architect  Haley  & 
Hey  report  a brick  block  for  J.  T.  Williams. 

Mankato  Minn. — Three-stories,  at  a cost  of  $12,000; 
so  a church  edifice  to  be  built  of  pressed  brick  at  a cost  of 

12.000.  . „T  . , 

La  Ckdsse,  Wis.— The  Chicago  Burlington  & Northern 
I R.  will  build  a $50,000  round-house  after  plans  of  archi- 
ict  C,  J.  Warren,  of  Chicago.  Architect  Mayberry  & Son. 

: Winona,  have  under  way  plans  for  a $9,000  biicK  stone, 
iree-stories,  for  Mr.  Funk,  and  the  same  architect  furnish- 
ft  the  planed  for  Beyer’s  store  building  now  under  way  to 
>st  $8,000. 

Madison,  Dak. — N.  B.  Smith  of  Ortonville,  proprietor 
if  the  Lake  house  and  the  owner  of  the  Madison  creamery, 
ill  build  a $20,000  flour  mill  this  season  at  this  place.  A 
aw  $20,000  hotel  will  be  built  four  blocks  from  the  depot 
n Eagan  avenue;  also  the  state  normal  will  be  rebuilt  at  a 
1st  of  $25,000. 

ALIEN  LAND-OWNERSHIP. 

The  house  committee  on  public  lands  have  agreed  to  re- 
hrt  favorably  Judge  Payson’s  alien  land-ownership  bill  as 
illows: 

ToKESTBIOT  THE  OWNERSHIP  OF  BEAL  ESTATE  IN  THE  TeRBI- 
>RIES  TO  AMERIOAN  CITIZENS,  ETO. 

Be  it  enacted,  That  no  non-resident  alien  or  foreigner, 
nr  any  resident  alien  or  foreigner  who  has  not  declared 
s intention  to  become  a citizen  of  the  United  States,  nor 
rhy  incorporation  or  association  where,  at  most,  one-tenth 
f its  stock  or  right  of  property  is  owned  or  controlled  by 
iens  or  foreigners,  shall  acquire  or  own,  hold  or  possess, 
/ right,  title  or  descent  accruing  hereafter,  any  real  estate 
l any  of  the  Territories  of  the  United  States;  provided 
vat  the  provisions  of  this  act  shall  not  apply  to  the  real  es- 
te  necessary  for  the  construction  and  operation  of  any 
l.ilroad. 

Following  is  the  committee  report  on  the  bill  prepared 
y its  author.  It  has  for  its  basis  the  proposition  that, 
merican  soil  shall  be  owned  by  Americans,  as  far  as  Con- 
ress  can  control  it: 

The  committee  on  the  public  lands  in  this  Congress,  as 


well  as  in  the  last  is  thoroughly  committed  to  the  policy  of 
so  adjusting  and  administering  our  public  land  system  that 
the  agricultural  lands  of  the  nation  shall  be  parted  with, 
without  cost,  to  be  held  in  small  tracts  by  actual  settlers 
only  for  the  purposes  of  cultivation  by  the  owner,  securing 
thereby  the  thrift  of  the  citizen  and  economy  in  his  man- 
agement which  ownership  always  stimulates.  The  policy 
we  submit  should  become  the  national  one.  The  experience 
of  so  many  thousands  of  our  people  in  the  securing  of 
homes  on  our  vast  area  of  public  lands  has  been  so  success- 
ful that  the  desire  for  ownership  of  a home,  capable  of  pro- 
ducing support  for  the  family,  is  more  universal  here  than 
in  any  country  in  the  world. 

“It  was  the  prevailing  idea  when  the  homestead  law  was 
passed — one  of  the  most  beneficent  acts  ever  adopted  by 
congress — that  it  was  the  duty  of  the  government  to  furn- 
nish  to  its  people  cheap  homes;  to  aid  the  actual  settler, 
whose  labor  would  make  the  land  fruitful  and  productive, 
giving  added  wealth  to  the  locality,  and  stability  and 
strength  to  thj  country;  and  it  had  the  great  magnificent 
possession,  the  public  domain  of  that  time,  which  under 
proper  management,  would  have  afforded  such  grand  re- 
sults for  generations  to  come.  But  different  counsels  pre- 
vailed and  a different  course  was  followed.  Areas  of  land^ 
sufficiently  large  to  make  great  States,  were  donated  with 
a reckless  liberality — indeed,  prodigality — to  railroad  and 
other  corporations;  and,  by  a lax,  easy  administration  of 
injudicious  laws,  men  of  wealth  and  companies  have  been 
improperly  and  illegally  permitted  to  acquire  other  great, 
areas  of  public  lands,  until  now  out  of  the  vast  empire  of 
territory  we  had  at  its  beginning,  this  generation  has  seen 
it  so  reduced  that  less  than  5,000,000  acres  of  arable  agricul- 
tural land — upon  which  crops  can  be  raised  without  irriga- 
tion —remain  for  the  settler  under  the  general  land  laws  of 
the  United  States,  and  about  50,000,000  of  acres  only  of 
lands  susceptible  of  improvement  by  irrigation,  these 
lands  are  becoming  more  and  more  valuable  year  by  year; 
and  tempted  by  the  promise,  sure  to  be  realized,  of  im 
mense  profits,  as  well  as  the  absolute  security  of  the  invest- 
ment, these  lands,  by  devious  methods  in  many  cases,  have 
been  secured  in  great  areas  and  holding  by  capitalists  and 
corporations,  foreign  as  well  as  domestic.  In  the  hands  of 
many  of  these  foreign  owners  and  holders  these  lands  are 
made  subjects  to  a system  of  landlordism  and  conditions 
totally  un-American,  and  kindred  to  that  existing  in  the  old 
world — systems  and  conditions  that  have  spread  ruin  and 
misery  wherever  they  have  existed  in  Europe. 

“Besides  this,  out  of  the  heritage  of  the  American  people 
the  common  property  of  this  nation — its  public  lands-  we 
are  at  present  permitting  the  coining  of  immense  private 


J W Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Hcc.  rikI  Treas. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office  Room  36. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


A.  A.  CUDELL.  A-  A-  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

FINE  CABINET  WORK. 

Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

22  & 24  South  Jefferson  St.  i CHICACO. 


City  Office:— Rooms 21  and  22,  220  & 22S  LaSalle  St. 


IF1.  IMI.  CLARKE 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  on 

eal  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
larUa  nniiec  ed  and  all  business  '-elating  to  real  estate  transac- 


fortunes  in  the  hands  of  foreign  nobility  and  gentry  at  the 
expense  of  our  own  people,  and  giving  the  foreigners  the 
control  of  the  homes  and  happiness  of  thousands  of  citizens 
of  those  who  have  come  here  to  identify  themselves  with  ns. 
The  extent  of  these  foreign  holdings  is  illustrated  by  a list 
subjoined,  which  shows  a total  of  nearly  21,000,000  acres. 
This  list  could  be  greatly  enlarged;  only  the  more  impor- 
tant cases  are  given.  Cases  of  like  character  are  very 
numerous,  but  smaller  in  area,  aggregating  over  $30,000,- 
000  of  acres. 

There  is  no  question  as  to  the  power  of  Congress  over  the 
matter.  England  exercised  it  during  all  the  years  of  her 
progress,  and  it  has  only  been  until  very  recent  years  that 
the  right  to  hold  real  estate  there  has  been  granted  to 
<l1i  ©hr 

The  question  as  to  how  cheap  homes  for  the  poor  can  be 
best  secured  will  soon  be  upon  ns.  At  the  present  rate  of 
disposition  this  generation  will  see  the  last  acre  of  public 
land  worth  taKing  for  a home  by  a farmer  disposed  of.  The 
committee  has  devoted  its  best  efforts  and  most  earnest  en- 
deavors to  perfect  and  present  to  the  house  for  its  consider- 
ation and  action  such  lands  as  had  been  improvidently 
granted  to  corporations,  and  to  which  they  are  not  entitled. 
Also  for  the  repeal  of  such  laws  as  rendered  possible  the  im- 
proper aquisition  of  great  areas  of  land  from  the  govern- 
ment, and  preserve  what  it  had  and  should  reclaim  of  the 
public  lands  as  a reservoir  to  be  drawn  upon  by  the  actual 
settler  without  cost,  in  homesteads,  in  small  allottments  for 
actual  cultivation;  believing,  as  we  do  that  not  only  the  fos- 
tering of  the  home  sentiment  and  individual  prosperity 
would  result,  but,  in  addition,  that  there  is  no  greater  safe- 
guard against  public  disorder,  tumults,  and  riots  than  a 
generally  Distributed  ownership  of  lands  and  homes. 

Such  a general  condition  of  affairs  would  be  a guarantee 
in  favor  of  law  and  order,  and  we  therefore  recommend  the 
passage  of  the  bill. — [Knights  of  Labor. 


REPORT  OF  USTEW  BXJII_.IOIISrOS  -A-3ST8D  BTJIILIDIUr G-S  TO  BE3  ERE.CTED, 


In  advance  of  Permits  for  the  week  ending  May  29,  1886. 


M Deman 

G Hallburg 

' F Cuthbert 

Burnham 

'enry  Memory 

trs  Ida  Schaeffer 

enry  Field 

| enry  Field 

(hrist  Church 

Karmann 

A Brown 

[isses  Shumway  of  NY... 

B Sheldon 

D Wilson 

iddison  Ballard 

I v Fitzpatrick  ....  

t J O Hunter 

' Cummings 

£ P Osterman 

Ilhurch  Our  Lady  of  Sorrow 

Gilbert  Oleson 

jl  H Montgomery 

1,  & J S Claus 

firs  M Wendel 

(has  Mueller 

I’  O Whelein 

I'lrs  J Robinson 

II  Martin 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


Residence 

Two  dwellings 

Two  dwellings 

Two  dwellings 

Office  building 

Residence 

Addition  to  residence . . 

Barn 

Rectory 

Two  residences 

Residence  and  Barn  .. . 

Warehouse 

Storage  Warehouse 

Residence 

Two  Stores  and  Flats.. 

Stores  and  flats 

Residence 

Three  residences 

Stores  and  flats 

School  buildiDg 

Store  and  flats 

Block  of  Stores  & Flats 

Residence  

Stores  and  flats 

Flat  building 

Store  and  dwelling 

Flat  building 

Residence 


SIZE. 


26x60 

40x72 

46x65 


72x50 

22x36 

30x40 

40x40 

29x70 

33x67 

36x87 

80x90 

50x100 

25x44 

48x60 

24x60 

37x62 

50x60 

25x90 

75x90 

34x34 

153x172 

75x70 

78x125 

22x80 

85x25 

26x65 


LOCATION. 


Ashland  av 

204  and  206  Goethe  st 

3614  and  3616  Prairie  av 

Calumet  av  and  27th  st 

134  and  136  Van  Buren  st 

216  N 8tate  st 

293  Ontario  st 

254  Ohio  st 

Michigan  av  and  24th  st 

1144  and  1146  Washington  st 

2626  Michigan  bid 

169  to  175  N Water 

Michigan  and  Pine  sts 

Cor  40t>h  st  and  Drexel  bid 

445  and  447  Ogden  av 

449  Ogden  av 

Jefferson  ave  and  56th  st 

Thirtieth  st  near  Wabash  av 

69  W Huron  st 

Albany  av  and  Van  Buren  st 

Milwaukee  av  and  Union  st 

Cottage  Grove  and  SouthPark  avs 

Wentworth  av  and  63d  st 

Forest  av  and  31st  st 

N Carpenter  nr  Erie  st 

Division  st  and  Elston  av 

635  N Clark  st 

656  W Monroe  st 


COST 


$14000 
16  “ 

24  “ 
10  “ 

100  “ 
8 “ 

25  “ 
5 “ 

12  “ 

9 “ 
70  “ 
20  “ 
45  “ 

4 “ 
20  ‘ 
10  “ 

10  “ 
12  “ 

7 “ 
40  “ 
12  “ 
35  “ 
20  “ 
30  “ 

8 “ 
11  “ 

8 “ 
7 “ 


ARCHITECT  OR  BUILDER. 


p W Ruehl,  565  Canal  st. 

L G Halberg,  Ashland  Block 

W F Cuthbert,  First  Nat’l  Bank 

McAfee  & Lively  

J M Van  Osdel  & Co,  41  Clark  st 

Burnham  & Root,  Montauk  Block 

Burnham  & Root.  Montauk  Block 

L B Dixon,  102  Washington  st 

Theo  Karls,  164  La  Salle  st  

Burling  & Whitehouse,  34  Clark  st 

H Sierks,  89  Randolph  st  ....  

Burling  & Whitehouse,  34  Clark  st 

H H Boyington,  3901  Cottage  Grove  av. ..... 

W P Fitzpatrick  (contractor)  348  S Robey  st. 
W P Fitzpatrick  (contractor)  348  S Robey  st. 

Burling  & Whitehouse,  34  Clark  st 

T V Wadskier,  Ins  Ex  Building 

C O Hansen,  Metropolitan  Block 

J W Ackerman,  Ashland  Block 

Henrv  Kley,  125  Milwaukee  av 

F C Heath,  2810  So  Park  av 

B W S Clark,  Ins  Ex  Building 

Treat  & Foltz,  80  Dearborn  st 

C Henry  Kley,  125  Milwaukee  av 

Wood  Bros,  (contractors)  Wood  and  Madison 


DESCRIPTION. 


Rock-faced  front,  slate  roof  and  brass  work. 

Pressed  brick  and  variegated  brown  stone. 

Brick  and  stone,  hardwood  finish. 

Pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta. 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  blue  stone. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  galvanized  iron. 

Rock-faced  stone  and  architectural  iron  work. 
Pressed  Brick  and  galvanized  iron. 

Pressed  brick,  rock-faced  stone  and  brass  work. 
Stone,  pressed  brick,  terra  cotta  and  galvanized  iron. 
Blue  Bedford  stone  and  pressed  brick. 

Common  brick,  stone  and  galvanized  iron. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  architectural  iron  work. 
Anderson  pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Frame  and  stained  glass. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  galvanized  iron. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta, 

St  Louis  pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 
Pressed  Brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta . 

Pressed  brick  and  stone- 


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-[Established  1865.] 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fe.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  I Loans 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 

J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  Street,  Chicago 

BRANCH  OFFICE: 

6830  Halsted  Street— Normal  Park 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited. 


REAL  estate  and  building  journal. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

®"JIoney  Loaned, 

®"Taxes  Paid, 

^“Investments  Made, 

^“Buildings  Itented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  42  Portland  Block,  107  Dearborn  St 

MONEY  LOANED, 

: WITHOUT  commission,: 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUI  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATI 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Edward  Rutz,  Ex-Treasurer  State  of  Illinois. 


H.  M.  Needles. 


W.  F.  Netling. 


Wm.  Reed. 


RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLING, 

CITY  5 AND  «0^^AN8dNSa™q|N  Jjjj.  0*85,000  AND 

Rooms  35,  Portland  Block,  S.  E,  Corner  Washington  and 
Dearborn  Streets. 


N.  A.  CLEMON8 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs,  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st. : 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8 % to  15#  in  business  and  resi- 
dence  property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opera  House  Building. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

We  have  for  sale:  Lake  View  property  of 
every  description.  Choice  lots  at  the  termi- 
nius  of  the  new  North  Halsted  street-car  line 
on  Melrose  and  School  Sts. 

We  are  exclusive  agents  for  the  central 
part  of  Argyle  Park,  the  first  lake  shore 
suburb  north  of  Chicago.  Also  have  acres 
for  sale  on  the  Chicago,  Evanston  & Lake 
Superior  Railroad.  Owners  of  a new  sub- 
division at  Avondale,  5 miles  from  the 
Northwestern  Railroad  city  depot.  Neat 
cottages  and  fifty  feet  of  ground,  two  blocks 
from  station,  for  $1,000  on  monthly  pay- 
ments. » 

Money  loaned  on  good  city  and  suburban 
'i  property  at  current  rates. 


FOR  SALE  — Bargains  in  all  Classes  of 
Business  Property  our  Specialty. 

We  offer  our  services  to  assist  purchasers 
in  finding  the  property  they  want.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  examin- 
ing all  that  is  for  sale,  or  to  ascertain  what 
is  offered  for  sale.  Some  of  the  best  prop- 
erty is  not  advertised  or  even  placed  on  the 
market.  From  these  causes  buyers  often 
miss  the  best  bargains. 

J.  P.  White.  Room  10, 

99  and  101  Washington  st. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loan 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rati 


D.  G.  HAMILTON, 


DEALER  IN 


Real  Estate  and  Mortgagi 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 


AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

It.  PrindiviHe,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


Edwin  Men  l Bio. 

,J0l * 3 4;fC0St  of  advertising  in  any  paper  or 
list  of  papers  published  in  the  United 
states  or  Canada,  send  to  the  Advertis- 
ing Agency  of  EDWIN alden & ero., 

Cincinnati, //New  York 

Cor.  5th  & Vine  Sts.,  ?'/  no  NassauStreet." 
***  Our  “Newspaper  Combinations,”  a book  of 
I'M  pages,  containing  prices  of  advertising,  full 
instructions,  etc.,  sent  on  receipt  of  ioc.  Our  “Am 
Newspaper  Catalogue,”  containing  names  of 
every  newspaper  published  in  the  U.  S.  and  Can- 
ada, senton  receipt  of  price, $1.50.  Estimates  free. 


ts. 


FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  North 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
menL  M.  A.  Fare,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbert,  Room  34,  97 
Clark-st.: 

Woodlawn  Park.— One  fine  new  10-room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2%  blocks  from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  100x200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  lots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty-third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdoefe  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave..  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 

3-story  brick;  improvements. 

11.000.  W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  35)^x124,  good 

corner. 

8,000.  Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97, 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  Drick  cottage. 

1,200.  Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 
125,  vacant. 

1,100.  Bntler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 

_ 125,  very  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dreyee  & Co.,  99 
Dearborn-st. : 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth— A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Bnren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Bueen-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chioago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st.— Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 

Chioago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st. — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chicago-ave. — 2-storv  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . .$16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

st«>re $20,000 

Cor.  Miohigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st.— 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st.— 50 

feet,  cheap 

Harmon-oourt — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
out  sts $25,000 

3- stcry  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments  $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-storv  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st . . . $20,000 
330x150.  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  rront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 marine  ironts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave. 


F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  :: 


AAD 


Renting  Agent 


161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 

FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bernhard  F.  Weber,  Room; 

15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  ii? 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View: 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  tc 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wm.  Garnett  <fc  Co.,  11? 
Dearborn  st. 

Corner  Van  Bueen  and  Clinton  sTS.,abon 
150  feet  square,  or  will  lease  for  long  tern: 
Calumet  av.  and  RAy  st.,  two  corners,  30f 
feet  frontage.  Builders  call. 

Michigan  av.,  stone  front  finely  located, 
$35,000;  lot  30x175. 


FOR  SALE — By  F.  A.  uenshaw,  161  LaSalle 
st.,  Room  4: 

$35,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  corner,  improved, 
desirable  investment. 

33.000.  W . Lake  st..  3-storj  stores  and  flats: 

paying  well. 

10.000.  W.  Madison  st.,  3-story  stone  front 

store  and  flats. 

7,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  store  and  flats. 

115.  Van  Bnren  st.,  near  Lincoln,  24x100 
feet. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Congress,  desirable 
corner. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Van  Buren,  50  feet. 
Ogden  ave.  near  Taylor,  24  feet. 


FOR  SALE. — By  C.  U.  Gordon  & Co.,  7S 

Dearborn  Street. 

Elm  Street,  near  Lake  Shore  Drive,  ele- 
gant residences,  from  $9,000  to  $13,000 
each. 

Corner  Bellevue  Place  and  Rush  Street, 
choice  location  for  block  houses. 

Bargains  in  residence  and  business  pro- 
perty in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


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S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

Rill  Lit  INC  PJKHMITS. 


Wm.  E.  Hinchliff  & Co  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

1 0 X 5 £3  I_j£L  SJelII©  St. 


O.  <T. 


Xj.  MEYER  & S03NTS  GO 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


REMOVAL. 

GREEN  EBAUNI  SONS. 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Bates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Beal  Estate.  


tile  and  fiee-place  goods.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  Fme  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


Augusta  st  No  128  A Gleason  basement  20x 
26,  $500. 

Ashland  av  n No  721  F Bertram  basement- 
20x44.  $1,000. 

Ashland  av  No  294,  M M Hirsch  two  story 
dwelling  34x70  $10,000. 

Archer  av  Nos  2510  and  2512  M Meyer  two 
three-story  stores  and  dwellings,  48x55, 
$12,000. 

Adams  and  LaSalle  sts  E C Waller  nine  story 
office  building  167x177,  $1,000,000. 

Allport  av  No  687,  Martin  Neadel  basement 
20x40,  $800. 

Blue  Island  av  No  265,  H Marhafer  three- 
story  store  and  dwelling  25x78  $6,000. 
Bonney  av  No  1058,  0 A Riggle  one  and  a 
half  story  cottage  14x40  $1,200. 

Belden  av  No  354  Fred  Germer  three-story 
dwelling  22x55,  $6,000. 

Crystal  st  No  46  F Rietesel  two  story  dwell- 
ing 26x49  $3,000. 

Clark  st  n Nos  468  to  478  Francis  P Owings 
and  Howard  I Goldie  theatre  and  six  two- 
story  stores  and  flats  110x80  and  129x50 
$80,000. 

Calumet  av  No  3328  R Nash  two-story  dwell- 
ing 31x59,  $10,000. 

Cottage  Grove  av  Nos  2614  to  2630  E H 
Montgomery  eight  three-story  stores  and 
dwellings  163x40,  $32,000. 

Clark  st  s No  338  (rear)  James  Goggin  three 
siory  dwelling  36x80,  $4,000. 

Canalport  av  No  85  H Bauser,  addition  24x 
30,  $1,500. 

Cologne  st  No  2815,  Pat  Dowling  one-story 
cottage  20x30,  $800. 

Cypress  st  No  52,  John  Fox  two-story  dwell- 
ing 20x30,  $1,600. 

Chicago  av  e Nos  211  and  213,  Johnson  es- 
tate two  four-story  stores  and  dwellings 
76x56,  $30,000. 

Clark  st  No  420,  Greenlee  Bros  & Go.,  two- 
story  store  26x30,  $1,000. 

Dayton  st  No  450  Otto  Kroeschell  two-story 
dwelling  25x48,  $4,500. 

Dearborn  st  Nos  46  and  48,  D H McDonald, 
addition  50x77  $2,500. 

Division  st  w No  562,  C Holzapfel  two  story 
store  and  dwelling  25x84,  $4,000. 

Emerald  av  No  2909  Charles  Volkstorf  one- 
story  cottage  16x42  $500. 

Emerald  av  No  3629,  J Carroll  one-story  cot- 
tage 24x40  $800. 

Eighteenth  st  No  966,  John  Sneitzer,  one- 
story  cottage  20x50.  $1,200. 

Franklin  st  No  306  John  Koessler  addition 
20x24,  $200. 

Fifteenth  st  No  507,  Jacob  Farmer  one-story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,500. 

Fourteenth  st  No  421  Edward  Fain  two-story 
dwelling  22x60,  $4,000. 

Hinman  st  Nos  29  to  33,  Wm  Schmidt  two 
threee  story  dwellings  50x80  $13,000. 
Halsted  st  s Nos  3324  and  3326  F Conrad 
one-story  barn  35x25  $700. 

Halsted  st  s No  3439,  C Vogtlaender  addi- 
tion 20x50,  $1,000. 

Hanover  st  No  2912  Mrs  M Heinrettz  one- 
story  cottage  20x36,  $1,000. 

Haven  court  No  8,  Mrs  C A Fish  one-story 
cottage  20x30,  $700. 

Henry  stNo  388,  Fred  Tappendorf  one-story 
cottage  20x48,  $1,300. 


Halsted  st  n Nos  172  and  174  Mrs  Glade  three 
story  stores  and  dwelling  40x67,  $13,000. 
Huron  st  w No  579,  John  Collins  one-storv 
cottage  20x16,  $400. 

Idaho  st  Nos  367  and  369  G M Hull  t wo  two, 
story  dwellings  42x60,  $8,000. 

Johnson  st  No  40  Louis  Zulk  three-story 
dwelling  20x45,  $4,20°. 

Johnson  st  No  16  J Hlavocek  three-story 
dwelling  32x60,  $8,300. 

Jefferson  st  s No  745  E Krengel  two-story 
dwelling  24x60.  $4,000. 

Jay  st  No  40  G Voigt  two  story  dwelling  21x 
46,  and  barn  20x25,  $2,000. 

Lumber  st  No  366  C Tegtmeyer  & Son,  ad- 
dition 22x30,  $500. 

Lisle  st  No  14,  Henry  Leight  basement  21x 
68  $2,100. 

Lake  st  No  1045  H P Thompson  two-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x45,  $2,400. 

Monroe  st  w No  500  Wm  H Holden  addition 
14x24,  $2,000. 

Madison  st  w No  875,  R E Storey  three-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x61,  $5,000. 

Morgan  st  s No  461,  F TomacK,  addition  20x 
30,  $1,200. 

Milwaukee  av  No  1046  Anton  Hoer  three- 
story  store  and  flats  25x70,  $6,000. 

Morgan  st  s No  549,  Charles  Kopfer,  one- 
story  office  20x25,  $1,000. 

Milwaukee  av  No  1089  W Gainor,  three  story 
store  and  flats  24x80,  $8,500. 

Michigan  av  No  2409  Christ  Church,  two- 
story  rectory  and  barn  25x64,  $10,000 
Nineteenth  st  w No  113  James  Planicka, 
three-story  dwelling  22x56,  $4,500, 
Nineteenth  st  No  1061,  L Runtel  one-story 
cottage  20x20  $500. 

North  av  No  846  L Rosenbom  three-story 
store  and  dwelliugs  25x66,  $4,500. 

Ninety  seventh  st  Nos  1172  to  1180  Thomas 
Kelley  four  one-storycottages  each  20x 
45,  $4,000. 

Nutt  st  No  17,  Charles  Luedke  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x40,  $950. 

Oaxlev  av  n No  1066  F Ewert  one  story  cot- 
tage 21x34,  $1,000. 

Peoria  st  s Nos  147  and  149  Sohn  Schole  two 
tnree-story  dwellings  43x70,  $9,000. 

Rice  st  No  107  Wm  Patton,  two-story  flats 
22x55,  $3,500. 

Rhodes  av  No  3342,  Miss  H Buckbee,  two- 
story  dwelling  20x50,  $6,000. 

Scott  st  No  60  Robert  Lincoln  two-story 
dwelling  40x64,  $20,000. 

Sheffield  avNo  248  M Meierdirck  three-story 
flats  22x50,  $4,000 
State  st  No  3148,  A H Bliss,  three-story  store 
and  dwelling  25x80,  $7,000. 

Seminary  av  No  89,  Theo  Budnck,  three-story 
flat  24x62,  $4,000. 

Thirty-seventh  pi  No  930,  Mrs  Catherine 
Cleary,  one-story  cottage  21x48,  $1,150. 
Townsend  st  No  88.  N Anderson  three  story 
dwelling  25x46,  $4,500. 

Twenty-sixth  pt  Nos  219  and  221,  John  Mc- 
Adams two  three-story  stores  and  dwell- 
ing 40x45,  $6,000. 

Taylor  st  w No  791  John  Bovnatz  three-story 
dwelling  21x68  $5,000. 

Taylor  st  No  803  Nic  Welter,  three  story 
dwelling  21x68.  $5,000. 

Twelfth  st  No  912  C R Armsbruster  base 
ment  20x40,  $900. 

Van  Horn  st  No  979  Jacob  Dives  two-story 
flats  20x50,  $1,600. 

Van  Burenst  w No  507  P Taylor  three-story 
dwelling  25x60,  $6,000. 

Wentworth  av  No  3747,  Adam  Grosscarth 
basement  21x45,  $1,800. 


basement 


Wood  st  n No  772  John  O Cremin 
20x44,  $800. 

Wabash  av  No  3137,  L Schoenbrum  addition 
13x23,  $1,900. 

Warren  av  No  818  Nelson  Johnson  one  story 
cottage  22x46,  $1,500. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing 

ANT) 

House  Drainage, 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St., 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Ashland  av  839  fts  of  Blue  Island  ef  lOOx 
240  ft  Feb  22,  A M Walker  to  George 

Wilshire $10,000 

Ashland  av  192  ft  s of  BlackhawK  st  ef  24x 
126 ft  impd  May  24,  H & C Willke  to 

M Klinger $3,490 

Ashland  av  53  ft  s of  33d  st  wf  25x123  ft 
May  22,  Albert  Wisne*  to  E & E Doyle 

$750 

Allport  st  350  ft  s of  16th  wf  25x125  ft  im- 
pd  May  25,  Frank  Conrad  to  John  Muel- 
ler  $2,000 

Allport  st  400  ft  s of  16th  wf  25x125  ft  im- 
pd  May  25,  John  Mueller  to  the  Bene- 
dictine Order $3,000 

Arnold  st  bet  38th  and  39th  ef  24%xl22  ft 
impd,  Apr  21,  L & M Moran  to  J F A 

Moore $2,000 

Adams  st  w 148  ft  e of  Throop  nf  50x120 
ft  May  7,  R E Shimmin  to  M F Dono- 
hue   $6,900 

Ambrose  st  189  ft  e of  boulevard  sf  24x124 
ft,  May  14,  G W Cass  to  J C Muller . . . $250 
Adams  st  w 125  ft  e of  Sacramento  nf  25x 
121  ft  May  21,  W J Anderson  to  Lacy  D 

Keneagy $3,700 

Augusta  st  102  ft  w of  Noble  sf  24x124  ft 

Apr  15,  B Lock  to  L Silverman $450 

Augusta  st  124  ft  w of  Samuel  sf  24x111  ft 
impd  May  26,  Wm  C A Eich  to  C Spohn- 

holtz $1,700 

Bryson  st  105  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  26x119  ft 
May  10.  F W Hatterman  to  W Kosch- 

$600 

Blue  Island  av  192  ft  n of  19th  st  wf  50x 
100  ft  Apr  10,  Samuel  Johnston  to  Josef 

Peklo $5,400 

Chicago  av  w 144  ft  e of  Oakley  nf  24x121 
ft  May  20,  Thomas  S Hogan  to  Angeline 

Case $1,000 

Calumet  av  near  34th  st  ef  31  9-10x125  ft 
Apr  15,  Rufus  Haywood  to  J Boomer 

$3,537 

Colorado  av  se  cor  of  Whipple  st  nf  25x 
125  ft  May  15,  F B Little  to  Jacob  Weis 

$1,000 

Centre  avsw  cor  of  16th  st  ef  25x125  ft  Apr 
27,  estate  of  H B Claflin  to  J B J Fenton 

$1,000 

Crosbv  st  near  Hobbie  sw  f 22x70  and  35 
ft  Mch  29,  estate  of  W M Halsted  to  A 

Jarowski $550 

Cleaver  st  50  ft  s of  Bradley  wf  25x125  ft 
Apr  13  Charles  Holzapfel  to  M and  E 

ZienlaK ’ $1,015 

Cass  st  95  ft  n of  Chicago  av  ef  42x72  ft 
Apr  3,  Isaac  N Maynard  to  Ann  Sulli- 
van   $6,900 

Clinton  st  bet  Lake  and  Randolph  wf  52 
29-100x150  ft  May  21,  John  J Wilson  to 

Marcus  M Towle $33,000 

Centre  av  325  ft  s of  Taylor  st  wf  24)4x 
160  ft  May  25,  P L Garrity  to  H C Van 

Vechten $3,000 

Chicago  av  w 96  ft  e of  Qasley  nf  48x121 
ft  Apr  21,  A C Bryan  to  Jacob  Baeten 
....  $1,700 


Centre  av  sw  cor  of  16th  st  ef  25xl2o  ft 
May  3,  J B J Fenton  to  A E Bwke. . $1,250 
Ciybourn  av  614)4  ft  nw  of  Dayton  st  sw  , 
f 25x100  Apr  23,  J S Wheeler  to  P 

Freund $1,250 

Congress  st  w 213  ft  e of  Rockwell  nf  24x 
106  ft  Oct  26  ’81,  H M Jones  to  C G 

Lowry $800 

Dearborn  av  120  ft  n of  Schiller  st  ef  30x 
149  ft  Apr  29,  Jesse  Holladay  to  D H 

Tolman $8,550 

Deerpath  av  148  ft  s of  Thompson  st  wf 
25x126  ft  Feb  27  C Hiebenthalto  Adolph 

Frisch $600 

Dashiel  st  72  ft  n of  38th  ef  24x123  ft  May 

24,  W W Thomas  to  S Kelly $600 

Dashiel  st  72  ft  n of  38th  ef  24x123  ft  May 

25,  Master  in  Chancery  to  W W Thum- 

$500 

Dudley  st  238  ft  s of  Division  ef  26x125  ft 
Mav  18,  W E Hatterman  to  C Braack 
$700 

Erie  st  w 216  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  24x124  ft 
May  18,  George  Prins  to  John  Kohler 

$1,600 

Erie  st  w bet  Leavitt  and  Oakley  144x124 
ft  Mav  20,  A Humphrey  to  C H Prins 

...  .. $6,000 

Emerald  av  214  ft  s of  38th  st  ef  24x123  ft 

Apr  26.  J Conners  to  B O’Gara $575 

Erie  st  w bet  Leavitt  and  Oakley  nf  96x 
124  ft  impd  May  24,  C H and  G Prins  to 

James  F Griffin $6,400 

Erie  st  w 75  ft  w of  Armour  sf  25x125  ft 
May  25,  H E Olsen  to  Tollef  Larsen$l,400 
Eighteenth  st  w 218  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf 
24x124  ft  Apr  5,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  J 
$500 

Fairfield  av  287  ft  n of  12th  st  wf  72x122 
ft,  May  25,  D 0 B Ladd  to  A Ladd. $2,400 
Fourteenth  st  w near  Margaret  sf  24x100 
ft  Apr  24,  J Gnnzenhauser  to  A M Pow- 
ell. . $1,600 

Fifteenth  st  w se  cor  of  Centre  av  120x120 
ft  with  95x120  ft  adjoining  on  Rebecca 
st  Mav  11,  estate  of  Thos  Love  to  John 

P Neal $40,000 

Fourteenth  st  w near  Margaret  sf  24x100 
ft  Mav  14,  John  Gnnzenhauser  to  John 

E Anderson • $1,600 

Fowler  st  168  ft  w of  Robey  nf  27)4x162 
ft  Mav  22,  H P Smith  to  Jane  Camp- 
bell  $1,260 

Fowler  st  188)4  ft  w of  Robey  nf  26x162  ft 
Mav  22,  H P Smith  to  F W Hatterman 
1 $1,260 

Fulton  st  bet  Albany  and  Kedzie  avs  nf  20 
xl37)4  ft  Apr  30,  S Cooper  to  F S Baird 

S'* $4,500 

Fulton  st  bet  Albany  and  Kedzie  avs  nf  40 
xl37L>  ft  Apr  20  F S Baird  to  J C Elston 
/2  $9,000 

Fulton  st  288  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x124  ft 
Mav  1 William  G Wood  to  S P Chantnll 
J . *2.51 


$2,500 

Fairfield  av  near  Ogden  ef  26x113  May  25, 

John  Armour  to  A Bahlow $1,156 

Fulton  st  175  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  25x105 
ft  May  22,  Charles  E Stebbbings  to  Geo 

McGregor ••$3’600 

Fulton  st  w of  Albany  av  nf  20x137)4  ft 

Apr  13,  F S Baird  to  S Cooper $4,500 

Fifteenth  st  w 96  f t w of  Paulina  sf  24x 

124  ft,  Mch  2,  J A Hall  to  J Reis $650 

Fifteenth  st  w 72  fte  of  Paulina  sf  72x124 
ft,  Mch  17,  James  Stinson  to  H G Peters^ 

Fillmore  st  25  ft  w of  Central  Park  av  nf 
100x124  ft  May  24,  M & J Fagan  to  E J 
Coen $b0° 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Fulton  st  75  ft  w of  Cossitt  sf  25x120  ft 

May  21.  A Hepburn  to  J Norton $2,700 

Grand  ay  67  ft  w of  RocKwell  st  sf  It  30, 

May  15,  S L Wright  to  J Davey $300 

Grand  av  near  Sheridan  st  10  acres  Apr  27 

E & E A Allen  to  H Sweet $15,000 

Gross  parkway  near  Rockwell  st  sf  97%  ft 
to  alley  May  24,  S E Gross  to  J W Gross 

$8,450 

Gross  terrace  near  Colorado  av  wf  69x80 
ft  impd,  Apr  8,  S E Gross  to  J W Gross 

$5,250 

Gano  st  bet  Prairie  and  Calumet  avs  nf 
25x175  ft  impd.  May  27,  Frank  M Sta- 
ples to  Thos  F O’Neil $10,000 

Goethe  st  338 % ft  w of  n Wells  nf  24%x 
110  ft  impd  May  26,  Anna  Mattes  to 

John  O Mann $2,800 

Hurlbut  st  264  ft  s of  Wisconsin  wf  24x 
123  ft  May  19,  M <fc  J Haser  to  C Boeker 

$2,000 

Hudson  av  48  ft  s of  Centre  st  ef  24x123  ft 
May  22,  P J Wagner  to  John  Lude.  $4,200 
Harrison  st  w 244  ft  w of  Laflin  sf  25x152 
ft  May  8,  C & C H Chamberlin  to  Hen- 
ry Stompe $2,640 

Hoyne  av  se  cor  of  Bryson  st  wf  52%xl38 
ft  May  20,  Adams  Ochs  to  Phillip  Butt- 
on  $2,000 

Harrison  st  w near  Robey  sf  18x100  ft  im- 
pd, Feb  26,  The  George  Lehmin  & Son 

Company  to  J Piggot $4,000 

Hoyne  av  32  ft  n of  Bryson  st  wf  25x138  ft 
May  20,  P & D Buttron  to  Adam  Ochs 

$950 

Huron  st  w 125  ft  w of  Bickerdike  nf  25x 
125  ft  May  19,  W Lister  to  O P Ander- 
son  $1,300 

Harrison  st  w 153  ft  w of  Sacramento  av 
25x154  ft  May  13,  E Keith  to  F Miller 

$700 

Halsted  st  199%  ft  n of  Rees  wf  22%xl00 
ft  May  20,  E Wendel  to  H C Schendorf 

$1,700 

Humboldt  av  237  ft  w of  Western  sf  24x 
124  ft  May  25,  A & P Pike  to  M Menke 

$500 

Hastings  st  99  ft  e of  Throop  sf  50x124  ft 
May  24,  Master  in  Chancery  to  F W 

Bardrow $3,485 

Hastings  st  124  ft  e of  Throop  sf  25x124  ft 
impd,  May  24,  Christoph  Bouse  to  F W 

Bardrow $4,800 

Harbine  st  192  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  24x123  ft 
May  20.  F O Osborne  to  G Samisch.  .$800 
Hoyne  st  169%  ft  s of  Moore  ef  24x105  ft 
May  1,  W F Thomas  to  John  Scully 

' $2,250 

Hoyne  st  n 50  ft  s of  Le  Moyne  wf  48x150 
ft  May  26,  Patrick  Ryan  to  John  Bush- 
ier  $2,500 

Indiana  st  w 144  ft  w of  Wood  sf  24x100  ft 
July  17  1885,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Ax- 
el Ferman $2,185 

J ackson  st  50  ft  e of  Dearborn  sf  25x165  ft 
to  Quincy  May  20,  D R Pitney  et  al  to 

E S Pike $45,000 

Julian  st  282  ft  e of  Wood  nf  24x100  ft 
May  7,  W G Anderson  to  H Piotraschke 

$625 

Jackson  st  w 127  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf  20x 
125  ft  impd  May  18,  M A Scofield  to  E 

A Scofield $7,000 

Juddstse  cor  of  Clinton  nf  82%xll0  ft 
impd  May  3,  John  York  to  Congrega- 
tion Kanesses  Yisrael $8,403 

Larrabee  st  235  ft  s of  Fullerton  av  wf  33 
x212%  ft,  May  19,  M Kargl  toF  Kargl 

$3,000 

Lumber  st  se  cor  of  Twelfth  409  ft  to  riv- 
er with  1,070  ft  in  adjoining  blk  Lots  3 
to  14  b 2,  Its  1 to  4 b 4,  Its  12  15  16,  n 
% 3,  b 6,  Its  1 15  16  n % 2,  b 7,  All  blk 
3 Canal  add  May  18,  The  Young  & Far- 
rell Diamond  Stone  Sawing  Co  to  J P 

Neal $406,500 

Lewis  st  239  ft  s of  Belden  av  wf  24x124  ft 
impd,  May  21,  Joseph  Paul  to  C A Kneip 

$2,000 

Leavitt  st  142  ft  s of  Harrison  ef  75x100  ft 
May  10,  Master  in  Chancery  to  estate  of 

Hiram  Vanderbelt $6,745 

Lane  av  near  38th  st  ef  undivided  A ot  33 
x208  ft  May  13,  G C Fry  to  Chas  Mears 

; $4,125 

Lincoln  av  148%  ft  n of  North  Pars  swf 
23x115  ft  Apr  16,  Philip  Henrici  to  Au- 
gustus I Lewis $4,100 

Leavitt  st  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  ef  20x126 
ft  impd,  May  25,  James  F Griffin  to 

Amelia  Carroll $3,750 

Lake  st  w 75  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  51x80 
ft  Apr  30,  James  Morgan  to  John  Sack- 

ley  $5,000 

Larrabee  st  295  ft  s of  North  av  wf’25xl24 
ft  May  24,  W E Hercher  to  Jonas  Rosen- 
thal   


Wholesale  ard  Retail  Dealer  in 


hardwood  lumber 

c&icScjo 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St 
Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut.  &c. 


Rough  or  Dress-  d and  Matched  Hardwood  Floonne 
KILLS  CUT  T<I  nr.i:  Kit. 


Leostmftn  of  27th  wf,  25x100  ft  May 
19,  J T Healy  to  August  Allbrecht. . .$650 
Laflin  st  137  ft  s of  Van  Buren  ef  30x127 
ft  May  1,  Matthew  Laflin  to  Joseph 

Nurnberg  $3,300 

Myrtle  st  147  ft  n of  Taylor  wf  24x112  ft 
May  25,  F B ClarKe  to  James  Stephens 

$1,850 

Madison  st  w 164  8-10  ft  w of  Sacramento 
av  sf  25x125  ft  Apr  13,  estate  of  TJ  S 

Flint  to  E F & A C Benjamin $1,625 

Milwaukee  av  277  ft  se  of  Western  sw  f 66x 
100  ft  impd  May  26,  H Sweet  to  Emma 

Allen $30,000 

Monroe  st  w se  cor  of  Leavitt  nf  126x130  ft 

Jan  1,  J D Smith  to  L K Adams $7,500 

Maxwell  st  24  ft  e of  Waller  nf  24x90  ft 
May  25,  Adolph  Hasterlik  to  Annie 

Wetherhold <j>rj  ^qq 

Mayst76fts  of  Superior  ef  25x116  ft 
Apr  3,  estate  of  Wm  B Ogden  to  J A 

Meeker $1,800 

Michigan  st  50  ft  w of  Cass  sf  25x100  ft 
impd  May  20,  A Raymond  to  Thomas 

Raymond  $12,000 

Moore  st  78  ft  e of  Lincoln  sf  24x100  ft  Apr 
1,  W E Hatterman  to  William  Reid..  $450 
Moore  st  54  ft  e of  Lincoln  sf  24x100  ft 
Apr  1,  W E Hatterman  toWm  Crawford 


Madison  st  w 90  ft 


w of  Union  sf  60x186% 
ft  May  6,  J Johnston  to  E D Ellis  $46,000 
Michigan  av  77  ft  s of  Harrison  stef  43x 
180  ft  Apr  7;  S B Cobb  to  C Studebaker 

...et®1 $26,000 

Michigan  st  100  ft  e of  Cass  nf  25x100  ft 
May  21,  A M V McKay  to  D D Scully 

Macahster  place  216  ft  w of  Lytle  st  sf  50 
xl40  ft  May  18,  estate  of  J Walsh  to  M 

J Considine $6,750 

North  av  sw  cor  of  Hamlin  undivided  % of 
52  acres  Apr  29  William  Dodge  to  I L 

Dodge $10,000 

North  av  100  ft  w of  Seymour  nf  24x125  ft 
May  3,  Jacobson  & Tallman  to  O T 

Trosterud $1,200 

North  av  se  cor  of  Smith  nf  20x149%  ft 
Jan  20,  Yale  & Robbins  to  J Stunxel 

$1,900 

Oakley  av  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  wf  52x 
125  ft  Mch  15.  J H Culver  to  J N Cun- 

“V3*? $1,800 

Oakley  av  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  wf  25x 
125  ft  Mch  18,  C T Nash  to  J N Cunning 

„ $925 

Ogden  av  297  ft  ne  of  Washington  nw  f 20 
xl40  ft  May  12,  E L T & C D Martin  to 

JohnH  Kedzie $8,000 

Ogden  av  24  ft  e of  Tolman  nf  24  ft  to  al- 
ley Nov  10  ’85,  T P Phillips  to  G W & 

John  Anderson $725 

Orchard  st  115  fc  s of  Garfield  av  wf  25x 
124  ft  Mch  18,  E K & W L Davis  to  H 

Mannegold $2,200 

Oakley  st  n 96  ft  n of  Armitage  av  wf  48x 
100  ft  May  21,  G C Knauss  to  F Ewert 



Park  av  50  ft  e of  Lincoln  stsf  25x132  ft 
May  20,  William  W Clark  to  Moses  T 

T,  C°le $5,000 

Paulina  at  75  ft  n of  Clarinda  wf  25x130  ft 
May  17,  Samuel  Johnston  to  Peter  Wit- 

T,rock $750 

Paulina  st  25  ft  s of  16th  ef  25x110  ft  im- 
pd May  3,  Waclav  Stasny  to  J & A Zir- 

ousek *g»^  800 

Paulina  st  120  ft  s of  Emily  ef  24x128  ft 
May  21,  William  W Goodman  to  John- 

Kannberg $750 

Paulina  st  141  ft  s of  Clybourn  pi  wf  24x 
125  ft  impd  Apr  8,  Carl  Diebal  to  W L 

Schmidt $1,150 

Rumsey  st  175  ft  n of  Emily  wf  25x130  ft 
Apr  29,  James  Fyfe  to  Phillip  Hoves 

$1,300 

Rosebud  st  bet  Upton  and  Western  av  swf 
360x100  ft,  Apr  22,  National  Park  Bank 

of  New  York  to  E H Schintz $6,000 

Robey  st  25%  ftnof  Birch  ef  25x112  ft 
May  17,  J H Pearson  to  Edward  Hau- 

ser $900 

Robey  st  82  ft  s of  Bryson  wf  25x120  ft 
May  10,  John  Jensen  to  F C Gehrke 

$2’600  I $2,600 


Rhodes  av  the  premises  No  3205  Apr  9,  L 

C & H R Wilson  to  C I Hill $8,500 

State  st  325  ft  s of  37th  ef  25x120  ft  impd 
May  25,  Chas  Krippalme  to  Elizabeth 

Galvin $10,400 

Superior  st  100  ft  e of  Cass  nf  50x109 
ft.  May  20,  Alexander  & Dexter  to  H I 

Cobb $15,000 

Sangamon  st  the  premises  Nos  235  to  237 
May  22,  T J Leonard  to  L C Brewer 

0 $15,000 

Sangamon  st  185  ftn  of  Chicago  av  wf  25 
xlOO  ft  impd  May  24,  Patrick  Leahy  to 

M Kielczywirski $1,350 

Sacramento  av  245  ft  s of  25th  st  ef  24x 
125  ft  Apr  6,  Trego  & Smith  to  William 

Dunn  $1,000 

Sixteenth  stw  near  May  nf  30x124%  ft 
Apr  19,  Chas  Reissig  to  Anton  Chilik 

„ $1,000 

South  Parn  boulevard  near  36th  st  30  ft  to 
Calumet  av  Apr  15.  D H Hammer  to  M 

F Whiting $4,500 

Thirty-sixth  st  sw  cor  of  Hubbs  nf  40%x 
100  ft  May  26,  J R Winterbotham  to  H 

& M Wiliam $600 

Twenty  fourth  st  the  premises  No  442  May 

12,  M A Devine  to  M McHugh $2,500 

Tavlor  st  w 121  ft  w of  LaHin  sf  24x106  ft 
Mch  20,  Farnum  & Rice  to  PatricK  Ken- 
ney  $1,700 

Throop  st  200  ft  n of  19th  wf  50x100  ft  Apr 
29,  Gus  Wettstaedt  to  Adolph  Diener 

$3,500 

Twenty  first  st  w 101  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf 
50x125  ft  impd  Feb  17,  W & F Horn  to 

C C Schumacher $1,700 

Throop  st  70  ft  s of  Van  Buren  ef  40x49% 
ft  May  20,  M A and  G S Hubbard  to  M 

W Ryan $4,000 

Thirl eenth  st  w 175  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  25 
xl24  ft,  Feb  9,  J W Campbell  to  Charles 

Skip* $650 

Thirty  seventh  st  ne  cor  of  Portland  avsf 
193x125  ft  Mch  1 7,  E C Waller  to  the  city 

of  Chicago $10,800 

Thirty  seventh  st  ne  cor  of  Portland  av  sf 
48%xl25  ft  Dec  31 ’85,  J V Le  Moyne  to 

E C Waller $2,700 

Twomey  court  210  ft  w of  Sedgwick  st  sf 
25x99  ft  impd  Jan  19 ’84,  Chas  Decxert 

to  Catherine  Deckert $3,000 

Twentieth  st  w 225  ft  w of  Laflin  sf  25x 
124  ft,  Apr  26,  John  Kralovec  to  K & E 

Muller $1  000 

Thirty  third  st  w of  and  near  Cottage 
Grove  av  nf  50x56  ft  Apr  24,  J F Mend- 

sen  to  George  W Davis $2,150 

Thirty-seventh  st  49  ft  w of  Arnold  sf  24x 
118  ft  May  18,  AlbertCrane  to  A Schaef- 
fer   

Twelfth  st  w 25  ft  w of  Halsted  nf  25x100 
ft  impd,  Apr  1,  M E Saur  to  C F Lich- 

tenberg $12,000 

Throop  st  138  ft  n of  Jackson  ef  72x149  ft 
May  1,  W E Mortimer  to  Wm  H Morti- 
mer  $15,000 

Taylor  st  w 100  fteof  Oakley  avnf  25x158 
ft  Apr  22,  L Spalding  to  J Tweddle  Jr 

$950 

Twentieth  et  w 300  ft  e of  Loomis  nf  25x 

124  ft  May  12,  Thomas  Ziska  to  Thomas 

Hasek $1,500 

Twelfth  st  w 21 6 ft  e ot  Lincoln  nf  24  ft  to 
alley  May  12,  K Ganzle  to  F W E Hen- 
kel  $1,162 

V an  Buren  st  w 44%  ft  e of  Sacramento 
sf  25x125  ft  May  27,  Ella  Anderson  to  H 

H Brinton $700 

Wood  st  93  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  road  wf 
23x124  ft  with  other  property  (Lot  21 
and  56  blK  27  Sheffield’s  add,  May  15,  G 

C Andersegg  to  E S Dreyer $600 

Warren  av  164%  ft  w of  Staunton  nf  48x 
126  ft  May  6,  F H Smith  to  E Pardridge 

$2,400 

Warren  av  ne  cor  of  Francisco  st  sf  20x122 
ft  impd,  May  25,  J L Campbell  to  Lena 

Sobold $6,500 

Webster  av  120  ft  w of  Wood  st  nf  21%x 

125  ft  impd  Sept  23  ’84,  E Maynard  to 

W S Tuthill $1,000 

Webster  av  48  ft  w of  Osgood  st  sf  24x115 
ft  May  18,  George  R Reiseto  John  Flan- 
aghan $1,050 


Washington  boulevard  277%  ft  e of  Hoyne 
av  sf  25x124  ft,  May  25,  Thomas  Hood 

to  LC  Weave $4  891 

Wallace  st  125  ftsof  33d  wf  25x125  ft  May 

13,  P E Hamilton  to  D C Rogers $500 

Walnut  st  25  ft  w of  Wood  sf  25x105  ft  May 

6,  H B Murdock  to  M H Jensen $2,500 

Winthrop  place  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts 
wf  20x125  ft  May  24,  S W Bassett  to  De 

Witt  H Curtis $1,250 

Wentworth  av  224%  ft  n of  25th  st  wf  25x 
120  ft  Feb  22,  F & H Schneider  to  C 


Doerfler. 


$5,500 

Washington  boulevard  ne  cor  of  May  stsf 
50x100  ft  May  25,  M S & G F Sinclair  to 

Alic  M Camp $18,000 

Western  av  sw  cor  of  Augusta  stnwcor  of 
Cornelia  49x125  ft  Apr  21,  H K Car- 
michael to  G H Pabst $1,600 

Walnut  st  250  ft  e of  Robey  sf  24x123  ft 

May  18,  S E Cleveland  to  4.dam  Gross- 

mann $1,800 

Yeatonst  240  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  24x200  ft 
May  22,  Vopicka  & Kubin  to  Thomas  F 
Scul,y $750 

North  of  City  Limits. 

Belmont  av  250  ft  e of  W7ood  st  sf  25x125 
ft  May  17,  S E Gross  to  E Scherffins. . $700 
Baxter  st  300  ft  n of  Belmont  av  ef  25x123 
ft  May  18,  A F Baxter  to  W A Weinberg 

$600 

Burling  st  711  ft  n of  Fullerton  av  ef  50x 
125  ft  May  17,  J T Davis  to  Mary  Gut 

$2,100 

Baxter  st  250  ft  s of  School  sf  25x123  ft 
May  18,  A F Baxter  to  J A Weinberg . $600 
Clark  st  275  ft  n of  Belmont  av  nf  50x200 
ft  May  11.  estate  of  C W W’eston  to  J H 

Schroeder $2,000 

ClarK  st  neat  Roscoe  ef  90  ft  to  Sheffield 
av  May  11,  C F Collot  to  Anna  Grau 

$3,350 

Fullerton  av  216  ft  w of  Lincoln  sf  25  ft  to 

alley  Apr  30,  Foster  & Young  to  H M 

Woods $4,000 

Fletcher  av  166  ft  e of  Southport  sf  25x125 
ft  May  24,  W C Goudy  to  Robert  Crack- 

el  $1,500 

George  st  371  ft  w of  Halsted  nf  25x125  ft 
May  24,  F & M Wheeler  to  J L Hubbard 

$825 

Halsted  st  600  ftn  of  Wrightwood  av  ef  50 
xl24  ft  May  22,  James  Gordon  to  Chas 

Bauer $1,225 

Lincoln  av  near  Diversy  av  ne  f 24  ft  to 
Diversy  May  30,  C & J Lederer  to  H 

Vent $2,350 

Melrose  st  96  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x125 
ft  May  20,  S E Gross  to  F J Betz ....  $500 
Otto  st  391  ft  w of  Halsted  sf  25x124  ft 
Apr  22,  C BucKingham  to  J Lindblom 

$600 

Oakdale  av  199  fteof  Herndon  stsf  25y 
122  ft  May  12,  estate  of  W O Jones  to  E 

Fleiss $625 

Oakdale  av  sw  cor  Waubun  nf  150x197  ft 
May  21,  estate  of  Gilbert  Hubbard  to  I 

L Gould $9,750 

Otto  st  291  ft  w of  Halsted  nf  25x124  ft 
Apr  20,  C Buckingham  to  G A Lind- 

blad 

Otto  st  adjoining  above  25x124  ft  Apr  7, 

C BucKingham  to  E Walgren $550 

Perry  st  191  ft  n of  Wellington  av  wf  50  ft 
alley  May  5,  A J Weekler  to  M O’Connor 

$1,025 

Paulina  st  ne  cor  Leland  av  wf  41x165  ft 

Apr  24,  A W Cole  to  L B Wood $900 

Racine  av  121  ft  n of  George  st  wf  244x 
115  ft  May  22,  John  Logemann  to  Carl 

Holtz $775 

Snyder  st  162  ft  n of  Noble  av  ef  25x120  ft 
May  20,  J & M Larson  to  N Stephen  $600 
Southport  av  157  ft  n of  School  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  May  14,  Hufmeyer  & Sickel  to  A 

F Wingblad $550 

Southport  av  182  ft  n of  School  st  et  25x  J 
125  ft  May  14,  Hufmeyer  & Sickel  to  D 

Westergren $550 

Seminary  av  100  ftn  of  Cleveland  ef  25x 
125  ft  May  17,  E J Lehmann  to  F Schultz 

$550 

Wrightwood  av  near  Orchard  av  nf  50x190 
ft  Apr  29,  J C Brown  to  William  Paint- 
er  $2,500 

W’ard  st  161  ft  s of  Diversey  wf  25x124  ft 
impd,  May  24,  John  O Ron  to  C Klan- 

kowsxy $850 

Wolcott  st  se  cor  of  Sunnvside  av  wf  42x 
152  ft  May  10,  William  Dickinson  to 

Mary  E Murphy $900 

South  of  City  Limits. 


Bissel  st  135%  ft  n of  41  st  ef  50x121  ft  J an 
13,  J Hambleton  to  Patrick  Regan.  $1,100 


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Baltic  st  n of  55th  wf  26x131  ft  May  19, 

Mathias  Wagner  to  F J Esch $1,400 

Baltic  st  n of  55th  wf  26x131  ft,  May  26, 

Wm  Michel  to  Chas  Young $1,390 

Cottage  Grove  av  120  ft  n of  57th  st  wf  48 
xl30  ft  Mch  15,  S K & W H Fitts  to  W C 

French $800 

Cottage  Grove  av  96  ft  n of  57th  st  wf  24x 
140  ft  Mch  15,  S K & W H Fitts  to  M 

Gould $400 

Cottage  Grove  av  123  ft  s of  43rd  st  wf  25 
xl50  ft  Feb  10,  S & J M Gill  to  H D Hoi 

lister $1,550 

College  st  17234  ft  w of  Wright  sf  37%x 
120  ft  May  1,  Braton  Bushee  to  M 

Knight $6,000 

Cook  st  111  ft  s of  50th  ef  25x124  ft  May 
19,  Young  & Clarkson  to  John  Fergu- 
son  $1,100 

Chappell  place  25%  ft  n of  44th  st  ef  50x 
123  ft  Apr  26,  John  Mitchell  to  M F 

Mogg $2,500 

Chappell  pi  qw  cor  of  44th  st  ef  25%xl23 
Apr  19,  E M & J W McKeever  to  M F 

Mogg $1,400 

Chestnut  st  50  ft  e of  Wright  sf  75x121  ft 
May  27,  J S McFarland  to  Braton  Bus- 
hee   $2,625 

Dreyer  stl99  f t s of  48th  ef  25x122  ft  July 
15, ’85,  C Bentley  Jr  to  F Hofmeister 

$350 

Dearborn  st  114  ft  n of  47th  ef  48x100  ft 
Apr  4,  ’81  M F Vosberg  to  J O Wilkin- 
son   $3,000 

Dearborn  st  114  ft  n of  47th  ef  48x100  ft 
Apr  4 ’81,  J O Wilkinson  to  H B Vos 

berg $3,000 

Ellis  av  110  ft  s of  OaKwood  wf  35x180  ft 
Apr  29.  J W H & F H Rich  to  L Straus 

$9,500 

Egandale  av  225  ft  n of  44th  st  wf  25x123 
ft  Apr  17,  J P Meyer  to  L M & L E Del- 

afield $5,000 

Forty  first  st  202  ft  w of  Cottage  Grove  av 
nf  16x62  ft  impd  May  20,  Brown  & Mc- 
Keever to  S T S Folsom $3,800 

Fifty-first  st  nw  cor  of  Hyde  ParK  av  sf 
51^x100  ft  May  8,  Richard  S Peale  to 

M E Peale $9,000 

Fiftieth  st  155  ft  e of  Grand  boulevard  nf 
25x122  ft  May  14,  C M & C W Woodman 

to  J J Brennan $1,000 

Forty  first  st  ne  cor  of  Ashland  av  927  ft 
to  railroad  May  21,  M J & E E Boying- 

ton  to  H H Porter $20,354 

Forty  first  st  adjoining  above  358  ft  to 
railroad  May  21,  M J & E E Boyington 

to  HH  Porter $15,190 

Fifty -ninth  st  198  ft  w of  Prairie  av  sf  29 
x99  ft  Apr  29,  J Alloway  to  J Tehan 

$3,500 

Fifty  second  st  near  Madison  sf  25x150  ft 
Mch  5,  Craig  & Cornell  to  A Barrows 

$1,125 

Forty  third  st  23534  ft  e of  Vincennes  av 
sf  25x12234  ft  Feb  24,  Dr  Almon  Brooks 

to  E T Kelly $1,200 

Forty  third  st  21034  ft  e of  Vincennes  av 
sf  25x12234  ft  Feb  24,  Dr  Almon  Brooks 

to  Thos  Kelly $1,200 

Fortieth  st  180  ft  e of  Vincennes  av  nf  25x 
150  ft  May  4,  T F McKey  to  C E JaKob- 

son $1,250 

Gunn  st  197  ft  w of  Stewart  av  nf  25x120 
ft  May  20,  John  Stout  to  W O Budd.  .$550 
Hyde  ParK  av  249  ft  n of  51st  st  ef  50  ft 
to  Jefferson  av  May  8,  R S Peale  to  F J 

Schulte $1,500 

Hart  av  near  41st  st  ef  25x124  ft  May  19, 

Jas  Murphy  to  Geo  McMillin $450 

Hyde  Park  av  200  f t n of  51st  st  ef  50  ft  to 
Jefferson  av  May  18,  R S Peale  to  W 

Bodeman 750 

Hopkins  av  near  Root  st  wf  26x104  ft  May 

4,  E Hubbard  to  C Mooney $600 

Hanover  bet  59th  and  60th  sts  wf  30x124  ft 
Apr  20,  W O Budd  to  Catherine  Kelley 

$3,250 

Hyde  ParK  av  ne  cor  of  51st  st  wf  133  ft  to 
railroad  May  22,  Edwin  Henning  to  E F 

Hoagland $6,650 

La  Salle  st  102  ft  n of  Claud  court  ef  25x 
12734  ^ Apr  19,  J M & C O Holmes  to  W 

V Johnston $800 

La  Salle  st  127  ft  n of  Claud  court  ef  25x 

12734  ft  impd,  Apr  21,  J M and  C O 

Holmes  to  W V Johnston $2,300 

La  Salle  st  127  ft  n of  Claud  ct  ef  25xl27J4 
ft  impd  Apr  21,  W V Johnston  to  M C 

, Webster $2,500 

Morgan  place  141  ft  e of  Greenwood  av  sf 
104x136  ft  Apr  19,  A Mitchell  to  H Tool- 

en $5,200 

, Michigan  av  bet  Sixty-first  and  62d  sts  wf 
! 30x169  ft  May  8,  M F & G H Martin  to 

V Lassague $900 


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Michigan  av  bet  59th  and  60th  sts  wf  40x 
187  ft  May  21,  J H C Ensign  to  C H En- 
sign   $1,500 

Michigan  av  near  above  32%xl69  ft  May  8 

F C Gibbs  to  V Lassague $3,300 

Prairie  av  near  48th  stef  33x162  ft  May  25 
J C Doescher  to  John  Waldron  ....  $1,320 
Swann  st  264  ft  w of  Wentworth  av  sf  24x 
100  ft  May  17,  J Slattery  to  J C and  A 

F Blaney $910 

Stewart  av  near  57th  st  wf  81x117  ft  May 

25,  P W Brownell  to  Carl  Troll $900 

Stone  st  149  ft  w of  Morgan  nf  24x125  ft 

May  17,  J R Belcher  to  R Ryan $350 

School  st  75  ft  n of  58th  ef  25x117%  ft 
May  22,  Wm  Shelp  to  S Carnright.  . .$500 
Tract  of  land  lying  bet  61st  LaSalle  st 
Wentworth  av  and  Pittsburg  Ft  Wayne 
R R May  17,  Chicago  Rock  Island  <fc  Pa- 
cific R R to  B F Jacobs $50,000 

Thirty  ninth  st  near  Stewart  av  nf  50x125 
ft  Apr  25,  L R Carswell  to  J B WT  Saun- 
ders   $1,000 

Union  st  200  ft  s of  Wilson  wf  25x124  ft 
Oct  30, ’83,  J F Hewson  to  J P Ronshau- 

sen $1,500 

Vincennes  av  ne  cor  of  41st  st  wf  65  ft  to 
alley  May  24,  E B McKey  to  G H Bar- 
bour   $2,800 

Wabash  av  nw  cor  of  49th  st  ef  97x177  ft 
May  22d  Cahn  & Wampold  to  M L P 

Eastman $4,875 

Washington  av  180  ft  s of  56th  st  wf  40x 
150  ft  May  22,  E H Salisbury  to  Emily 

Zimmermann $2,000 

Wentworth  av  5634  n Cedar  st  ef  60x 
125  ft  May  21,  Michael  Reich  to  Gustav 
Kaleg $2,400 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  av  sw  cor  of  Nebraska  stnf  3034 
xl34  ft  May  5,  David  Greenberger  to 

Joseph  Wolf $600 

Basil  av  45  7-10  ft  n of  Wabansia  wf  50x 
117  ft  May  25,  A E Olson  to  I Olson.  $2,200 
Basil  av  166  ft  n of  North  av  ef  25x118  ft 
Apr  20,  H F Johnson  to  A Carlson.  .$550 
Fullerton  av  nw  cor  of  Foret  av  sf  25x140 
ft  May  22,  M A & G Kline  to  M Tille- 

son $700 

Fairfield  av  173%  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  ef 
24x125  ft  May  3,  A O Henstrom  to  C A & 

A Springer $1,400 

Hancock  st  150  ft  n of  Bloomington  ef  25 
xl87  ft  May  12,  E S Dreyer  to  A Kirch- 

vogal $275 

Humboldt  st  25  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  ef  50x 
120  ft  impd  May  25,  A M and  C D Camp 

to  George  F Sinclair $7,500 

Moffat  st  144  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  24x124 
ft  May  21,  F & C Ewert  to  H Ewald  $1,250 
Milwaukee  av  n of  Diversey  sw  f 25x125  ft 
May  24,  E & W Levi  to  D Simon.  . .$1,750 
Mozart  st  175  ftnof  Bloomington  ef  50x 
100  ft  May  20,  Otto  Schmidt  to  A H 

Baldwin $2,400 

Milwaukee  av  at  intersection  of  Haussen 
court  2 9834-100  acres  May  21,  Chas  B 

Kimbell  to  F Haussen $6,000 

Norman  av  se  cor  of  Bloomingdale  st  wf 
50x118  ft  Mch  6,  Olson  & Johnson  to  C 

O Sjoberg $850 

ParK  av  bet  41st  and  42d  sts  nf  25x150  ft 
May  1,  H H Porter  to  Thomas  Warner 

$2,225 

Rhine  st  137  ft  e of  Crowell  nf  25x125  ft 
May  27,  G Henke  to  C F Hattermau. $690 
State  st  220  ft  e of  Cornelia  nf  44x200  ft 
May  19.  G H Norris  to  Davis  Thresher 

$850 

Western  av  sw  cor  of  Diversy  ef  75x125  ft 
May  11,  M G<fc  A Crosby  to  A Schweitz- 
er  $1,550 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS 

S 25  ft  of  lot  23  b 1 Sheffield’s  add,  Dec  2, 

’85,  J Maeser  to  M Eich $2,700 

Und  qr  e half  sw  qr  22  39  13,  May  21,  L 

Hall  et  al  to  B Harper $10,500 

Lot  16  b 20  Duncan’s  add,  May  10,  Mrs  M 

E Tytus  to  M T Coyne $7,500 

Lot  75  b 6,  5 39  14,  Mch  29,  J Kaczmarek 

to  J Karasek $2,875 

W 95  ft  of  the  Scott  st  front  of  lot  1,  b 6, 
Stone’s  sub  of  Astor’s  add,  Oct’r  1,  ’84, 
Lewis  A Brown  to  W A Paulsen ....  $5,846 
W 33  ft  of  lot  8 of  lot  37,  16  38  14,  May  5, 

Braton  Bushee  to  F Vance $3,300 

N 23  ft  of  lot  28  and  all  lots  29  and  30  b 2 
Nelson’s  sub  sw  qr  34  39  14,  Mch  20,  F 

G Herney  to  J W Maxwell  $7,000 

Lot  22  block  137  S S add,  in  exchange  for 
premises  No  142  144  146  150  Lincoln  av 
May  10,  Wm  H Thomas  to  A Loeb.  .$ — — - 
Lots  35  to  38  by  31.  7 39  14,  May  20,  Grif- 
fin & Dwight  to  H Johnson $5,700 

Lot  195  of  bs  1 to  4 etc  nw  qr  ne  of  av  29 
40  14,  March  29,  W C Goudy  to  F Knis- 

pel $1,650 

Lots  2 and  4,  Assr’s  div  s half  sw  qr  31  40 
14,  April  28,  J Siebert  to  G M Chapin 

$10,500 

Lot  11  blk  5 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38 
14,  May  10,  C H Caldwell  to  J A Erick- 
son   $325 

Lot  4 b 8 of  bs  1 to  4 and  pt  7,  Clifford’s 
add,  May  14,  Leslie  Carter  to  A John- 
son   $550 

Lot  38  b 4 Gaylord’s  sub.  sw  qr  se  qr  8 38 
14,  Apr  19,  F Gaylord  to  P Carroll.  .$400 
Lot  18  b 1,  Evanston  Centre  2nd  add.  Dec 
10,  ’85,  W B Phillips  to  Matilda  Carl- 
son   $325 

Lots  23  and  24  Healy’s  sub  of  lot  1 and  pt 
10  and  11  b 2,  3 39  14,  May  18,  T Dou- 

gall  to  Bertha  M H Palmer $10,000 

Lot  54  b 3 Archer  add,  May  15,  P McNich- 

oles  to  F Kreutzberger $2,600 

Lot  11  blk  1,  Johnston’s  sub  e hlf  se  qr  36 
40  13,  Sept  9,  ’84,  W J Fabian  to  H C 

Zoingihl $4,250 

N H lot  22  blk  123  S L add,  Apr  2,  Geo  Clark  et  al  to 

AJ  Cooper $15,000 

Lot  9 & n 4514  ft  'ot  10  blk  3 Prior  & Hopkin’s  sub 
w 14  nw  qr  3 38  14,  Mch  22,  W J A Malloy  to  Chi- 
cago city  rwy  co $8,500 

Lots  24  and  25  blk  5 Union  Park  2d  add,  Apr  19.  P 

W Campbell  to  F Spiegel $8,000 

House  and  lot  ne  cor  Homer  and  Washtenaw  aves 
in  Jefferson,  Mch  4,  Marg’t  Kennedy  to  C Have- 
lock   $1,900 

Lot  30  and  w 16  ft  lot  29  blk  22  Lee  et  al  sub  12  39  13 

Apr  29,  D S Place  to  M McAuley $2,000 

E 60  ft  of  w 121  ft  of  lots  12  13  14  blk  13  La  Grange, 

May  12,  C W Richmond  to  C R Collins $2,500 

Lots  34  and  35  blk  142.  South  Chicago,  Feb  24,  C & 

C C & D Co  to  C Thiele $500 

Lots  14  and  15  blk  3 blk  1 Norton’z  sub,  ne  qr  27 

38  14,  Apr  29,  W F Jacobs  to  B Essrager $2,750 

W 40  ft  of  lot  2 blk  6 S S add  no  37  and  39  De  Peuy- 
ster  st,  May  22,  J Rutherford  to  J W Taylor. . $8,000 
E 60  ft  of  w 121  ft  of  lots  12  13  14  blk  13  La  Grange, 

May  12,  C W Richmond  to  C R Collins $2,500 

Lot  45  blk  4 Wentworth’s  sub  34  39  14,  May  24,  W W 

Phelps  to  J Griffin $4,375 

Lot  4 of  lot  21  Hull’s  sub  w qr  se  qr  9 39  13,  May  20, 

Geo  Barfoot  to  Geo  D Pease $500 

Lot  13  blk  16  and  lots  32  and  33  blk  15  Pierces’  add  to 
Holstien  in  exchange  for  lots  7 and  8 blk  19  Car- 
penter’s add,  May  22,  Henry  Sweet  to  A A Camp- 
bell . 


SUBURBAN  WARRANT V BEERS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  24  b 9 Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Feb’ry  26,  K 

Berger  to  Frank  Scott $401 

Lot  41  b 3 in  partn  nw  qr  ne  qr  and  ne  qr  nw  qr  31 
38  15,  Oct  6,  ’85,  R P Bates  to  Chas  N Camp $30( 


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Lot  26  b 30  Cordell,  April  28,  David  H Johnson  to  J 

W Johnson $250 

Lots  26  27  28  b 30  same,  Apr  27,  J W Johnson  to  A C 

Kautzler $1,000 

W hlf  b 1 and  lots  1 and  2 b 2 Gray’s  add  to  Cornell, 

May  10,  Seth  Evans  et  al  to  Paul  Cornell $9,200 

Lot  3 b 4 Wait  & Bowen’s  sub  ne  qr  23  38  14,  Feb  27. 

O R Keith  to  8 J Stewart $1,200 

N hlf  lot  75,  div  2,  Westfall’s  sub  in  s hlf  30  38  15,  A 

M Ward  to  A Harvey $3,000 

Lot  30  b 2 Fallis  k Gano’s  add  to  Pullman,  May  11, 

J Koning  to  C Davidson $250 

Lot  10  b 64  S Chicago,  Novem’r  6,  A D Clark  to  A R 

Clark  $2,000 

Lot  5 Clark’s  sub  e half  nw  qr  25  38  14,  Oct  10,  G E 

Clark  to  A R Clark $4,000 

Lots  21  and  22  b 3 Hegewish,  Apr  6,  A Hegewisch  to 

J Levinkind $650 

Lot  18  b 9 Cornell,  May  20,  F Steinfeldt  to  Mary  M 

Ubellar $3,600 

Lot  4 b 21  S Chicago,  May  17,  C k C C k D Co  to  A 

Kruszka $250 

Lot  42  Turner's  sub  w hlf  ne  qr  ne  qr  ne  qr  18  37  15 

Apr  15,  T M Turner  to  J Belsam $350 

Lots  15  and  16  bk  3 McChesney’s  sub  ne  qr  22  38  14, 

May  17,  A B McChesney  to  E F Foster $550 

Lot  35  blk  42,  S Chicago,  May  19,  C k C C k D Co  to 

W Kruger $550 

Lots  29  30  31  b 5 Johnston  k Clement’s  sub  23  38  14, 

May  20,  T P Keefe  to  P Redmond $1,225 

Lots  1 to  4 blk  1 same,  May  19,  same  to  J Redmond 

$1,313 

Lot  5,  blk  5,  Woodlawn,  May  21,  F W Green  to  R B 

Peattie $1,000 

Lots  14  and  15  b 25  Cornell,  Mch  26,  H B Dyche  to 

N Mergenthaler $400 

Und  H lot  10  blk  8 Bergers  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Feb 

17,  Jonas  Thunman  to  P A Larson $1,200 

Lot  12  Robertson’s  sub  in  ne  qr  23  38  14,  Apr  26,  H 

E and  E Brook  to  W D C Behrer $1,250 

Lot  16  blk  30  S Chicago,  May  10,  J L Napierski  to 

J M Parlaud $1,250 

Lot  28  Scovell’s  sub  e qr  se  qr  sw  qr  ne  qr  26  38  14 

May  15,  Matilda  L McKenty  to  O Heller $200 

S 25  ft  lot  20  blk  3 Cronkhite  et  al  sub,  sw  qr  24  38 
14,  Nov  24,  ’85,  C J Hamleleton  to  D & E Perie 

$500 

Lot  43  blk  7 Nix  add  to  S Chicago,  Apr  29,  A Krim- 

bill  to  W L Newbacker $300 

Lots  25  to  30  blk  1 Johnston  & Clement’s  sub,  se  qr 

22  38  14.  May  22,  T P Keefe  to  H W Lucas $2,300 

Lot  87  Robertson’s  sub  of  2514  acrs  in  ne  qr  23  38 
14,  May  15,  Mary  E Stewart  to  M G Cortright 

$1,100 

Same  premises,  May  17,  M G and  L D Cortright  to 

F W Green $1,200 

Lot  30  blk  15  S Chicago,  Apr  12,  C & C C k I<  Co  to 

H Johnson $250 

Se  qr  blk  3 Norton’s  sub  ne  qr  27  38 14,  May  22,  Fan-  - 

ny  Schwartz  to  J J Chase $175 

Lot  3 blk  3 of  w pt  lot  1 w 14  nw  qr  22J37  14,  Apr  16, 

L G Bass  to  E Bass $500 

Lot  29  hlk  3 same,  Mch  16,  P Vander  Belt  to  J H 

Cane $250 

Lot  10  blk  8t  S Chicago,  May  21,  estate  of  M L Ar- 
onson to  C L Schaar $226 

Same  premises,  May  22,  C L Schaar  to  Anna  Aron- 
son   $250 


Lot  3 blk  2 Perry’s  2d  sub  pt  Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14, 

Nov  1.  ’85,  Otis  Hull  to  F C Hampson $3,400 

Lots  12  3 blk  14  Johnston  k Clement’s  sub  22  38  14, 

May  24,  T P Keefe  to  L Walsh $1,500 

Lots  63  and  64  blk  3 Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  20  38 

14,  Jan  8,  R S Cox  to  P Looen $400 

W 25  ft  of  e 69  ft  of  lot  5 of  lots  1 to  4 blk  20  Linden 
Grove,  Mch  15,  Mary  E Shurtleff  to  M W Stemp 

$500 

Lot  29  of  w 14  lot  1 Taylor’s  sub  e hf  se  qr  21  38  14 

$ 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  12  Johnston  k Clement’s  sub  se  qr 
22  38  14,  Dec  31,  ’85,  Johnston  & Clement  to  T P 

Keefe $800 

Lots  45  and  46  blk  5 SmithiS  add  to  Normalville, 

Apr  14,  A W Freeman  to  W Thompson $950 

Lot  10  blk  8 Schorling’s  sub  pt  lot  1 33  38  14,  May 

22,  A Scharling  to  R D Chadleigh $425 

Ne  qr  se  qr  se  qr  15  38  13,  May  21,  A Gilmartin  to 

Mary  Doyle $4,000 

Lot  3 blk  3,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  May  1,  J D 

Smith  to  J L Day $325 

Same  premises,  May  18,  J L Day  to  W H Gibson. $500 
N hlf  ne  qr  nw  qr  28  38  14,  May  18,  D B Brown  to 

Frances  De  Wolf,  qc $20 

Lot  7 b 1 Plaisted’s  sub  e % lot  1 Taylor’s  sub  se  qr 
21  38  14,  Apr  21,  F G Springer  to  J J Edwards. $1100 
Lots  1 2 3 b 2,  Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  May  19, 

T P Keefe  to  C W Nichols $950 

Lot  2 (ex  25x34  ft  in  ne  cor)  w )4  lot  1 Taylor’s  sub 
se  qr  21  38  14,  Mary  A Shays  to  Louise  M Butler 

$5,000 

Lots  40  and  41  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  May 

1,  J D Smith  to  C H Caldwell $300 

Lot  12  b 5 Schorling’s  sub  pt  lot  1 Assr’s  div  w half 
33  38  14,  May  20,  M Di  Pierro  to  M L Schiavoni  $250 
E 33)4  ft  of  w 66?3'  ft  of  lot  4 b 2 Normal  School  sub 
21  38  14,  May  1,  PA  Westberg  to  I De  La  Matter 

$3,300 

Lot  2 b 6,  Beck’s  sub,  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  May  6,  L 
W and  S P Melander  to  H Findahl $275 


Lots  29  and  30  of  lots  19  23  etc  of  lots  1 to  4,  7 to  10 
e half  se  qr  21  38  14,  April  1,  E A Beach  to  N W 
Goodwin  $1,000 

EVANSTON. 

[Ex  w 40  ftj  lot  9 blk  52  Evanston,  Apr  28,  Solomon 

Whitehonse  to  Eva  Schafer $2,000 

S 8 ft  of  n 92  ft  of  lots  21  to  26  blk  66  Evanston,  A 
M Gilbert  to  Chicago  Evanstan  & L S rwy  co..$200 
W 10  ft  of  lot  2 all  lot  3 and  e 20  ft  lot  4 blk  17  Rog- 
ers Park,  May  5,  J M Keen  to  F J Hre  jsa ....  $3,000 
W 60  ft  of  lot  6 Meyers’  sub  of  pt  of  lot  6 w of 
road  19  41  14,  May  20,  Henry  Tifft  to  C E & Lake 

Sup  rwy  co $500 

Lots  7 15  and  16  b 3 Oakton  Ridge,  May  15,  Mary  A 

Taylor  to  F A Taylor $900 

Lots  19  and  20  b 5 Keeney  & Rinn’s  add,  Apr  14,  Es- 
tate of  Harriet  A Wilder  et  al  to  P Rische $900 

Lots  6 and  7 of  lots  1 and  2 b 27  Evanston,  Apr  24,  J 
L Beveridge  to  R C Hacker $13,000 

CALUMET. 

Lots  25  26  27  b 7 Brouse’s  sub  sw  qr  4 37  14,  Apr  9,  J 

A Blanchard  to  J C Vail  $600 

Lots  16  to  20,  28  to  31  b 19  Langley’s  sub  sw  qr  13  37 

14,  Apr  21,  R B Shumway  to  C A Dawes $900 

Lots  57  and  58  of  lots  8 9 10  b 4 Wash’gton  Heights, 

June  16,  ’84,  E S Potter  to  W Hutchinson $275 

Lots  144  to  148  Sharpshooters  Park,  Apr  30,  Chica- 
go Sharpshooters  Ass’n  to  J H Klare $575 

Lots  2,  22  to  44,  47  48  b 1 Hanford’s  add  to  Washing- 
ton Heights,  April  26,  D K Prentice  to  S A Pren- 
tice   $3,000 

Lots  78  79  blk  2 Washington  Heights,  May  21,  J 

Stephens  to  FB  Clarke $400 

Lots  16  and  17  blk  53  same,  Apr  16,  J P Young  to  W 

Washburn $300 

Lot  77  blk  2 same,  May  21,  J Ste  phens  to  T Grimes 

$225 

Lot  9 blk  P Morgan  Park,  Jan  is,  W Bowers  to  Eva 

L Hopkinson $2,500 

Lots  6 and  7 of  e hf  lots  15  and  16  blk  4 Washington 
Heights,  Mar  1,  J H Livesey  to  same $600 

JEFFERSON. 

Lot  5 and  6 blk  11  Avondale,  April  5,  A Wisner  to  P 

Jensen $400 

E half  n hlf  n hlf  ne  qr  33  40  13  (20.39  acs);  also  bs 
1 2 4 5 6 14  16  19  22  to  25  and  27,  Hayes’  Kelvyn 
Grove  add,  May  15,  Mstr  in  Chy  to  W B Cutting 

et  al $36,529 

Lot  34  b 7 Borden’s  sub  se  qr  36  40  13,  May  17,  Mstr 

in  Chy  to  E E Prussing $306 

Lots  5 to  9 b 3 of  w half  se  qr  ne  qr  34  40  13,  May  1, 

M and  L S Major  to'G  A Cragin  et  al $1,000 

3 32-100  acrs  in  se  qr  24  40  13,  May  8,  N W Brick  Co 

to  H Lebelin  et  al $8,060 

Lot  21  Blk  26  Montrose,  May  25,  Bridget  Tracut  to 

Jane  E Hayes $1,600 

Lot  29  and  30  blk  15  Jefferson,  May  15,  R A Wilk- 

ingson  to  J Wright $500 

Lots  28  and  29  blk  35  Jefferson,  May  22,  D W Eldred 

to  W Hildebrandt $1,225 

Lot  9 blk  11  Montclare,  May  15,  J A Rutherford  to 

Belle  C Robinson $150 

Lots  21  and  22  of  lot  1 blk  2 Cobb’s  sub  sw  qr  19  40 
13,  Jan  29,  H G Boughman  to  C A Pearson $120 

CICERO. 

Lot  16  of  lots  2 3 and  4,  Hull’s  sub,  w half  se  qr  9 39 

13,  May  18,  H Feltman  to  J F Griffin $400 

Lots  6 to  9 bib  3 Hiatt’s  6ub  sw  qr  7 39  13,  May  14,  A 

B Van  Aernam  to  Henrietta  G Gray $2,400 

Lot  7 b 8 Craft’s  sub  ne  qr  9 39  13,  Aug  22,  ’80,  T H 

Marshall  to  M E Willmot $325 

Lots  49  and  50  Wilson  & St  Clair’s  re-sub  in  Austin- 

ville,  May  19,  J H Reese  to  T J Hessler $600 

Lot  7,  blk  8,  Craft’s  sub  se  qr  ne  qr  9 39  13,  May  19, 

Mamie  Burton  to  J Ericson  et  al $700 

Lots  22  and  23  b 8 same,  May  11,  ’85,  C E Crafts  to 

J Watts $600 

N hi  w 190  ft  of  lot  17  blk  1 Kettlestrings  add  to 

Harlem,  May  19,  J Schmidt  to  C P Pease $3,200 

N 50  ft  of  s 300  ft  of  e 187  ft  of  blk  10  Frink’s  suq  in 
Austinville,  May  19,  Amelia  E Owen  to  C 1’  Gam- 
mon  $2,600 

Lot  15  blk  17  Clyde  first  divn,  May  17,  A R Marriatt 

to  Jenu’e  Allen $925 

Lots  43  to  47  Mondell’s  sub  of  blks  1 to  4 w hi  sw  qr 
15  39  13,  Apr  14,  E D Mandell  to  Chas  Elrich . .$1,000 
Lots  51  and  136  same,  Apr  20,  same  to  J Haulihan 
$400 

LYONS. 

Lots  14  and  15  blk  12  La  Grange,  May  21,  F D Cos- 

si  tt  to  E E Carrington $1,000 

E 81  3-10  ft  of  lots  12  13  14  b 13  La  Grange,  March  1, 

J Dietrich  to  C W Richmond? $4,000 

E 30  ft  of  lot  2 b 8 Western  Springs,  Jan’y  28,  Clar- 
ence 1 Peck  to  A Gustavson $240 

Sw  qr  21  38  13,  May  1,  Jessie  F Cultou  to  H S Tiffa- 
ny. q c $1 

Lot  15  b 7 Small’s  add  to  La  Grange,  May  21,  Louis 
Dieke  to  A Beal $140 

MAINE. 

Lot  1 blk  3 Parsons  & Lee’s  add  to  Desplaines,  May 

11,  D S Lee  to  L B Scharringhausen $3,250 

Lots  1 to  4 blk  4 Park  Ridge,  May  24,  M H k J C 

Knowles  to  C E Stebbiugs $700 

Se  40  ft  of  lot  8 Chittendon’s  add  to  Park  Ridge, 

May  19,  H Diesness  to  H E Keene $160 

Lot  21  blk  2,  Dale,  Austin  & Wallace’s  add  to  Park 
Ridge,  May  10,  G H Fricke  to  A M Filkins $150 


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MISCELLANEOUS. 

N 25  ft  of  e 130  ft  of  lot  6 blk  2 Johnston’s  sub  se  qr 
6 39  14,  May  1,  Mstr  in  Chy  to  W M Stanley  et  al 

$818 

Lot  9,  nik  1,  Culver’s  Park,  May  12,  G Anderson  to 

Genevia  Singleton $300 

Lots  3 to  6 b B,  Palatine,  June  24,  ’85,  E D Dean  to 

F E Wadhams $2,400 

Lots  3 to  6 e hlf  b 7 Assr’s  div  se  qr  18  39  14,  Apr  29 

S M Haddock  to  International  Bank $500 

Lot  48  b 62.  19  39  14,  lot  8 of  lot  8 b 60  nw  qr  21  39  14 

Apr  28,  Mstr  in  Chy  to  Kate  Groh $1,800 

50x120  ft  fronting  s on  Morgan  st  in  se  cor  sw  qr  sw 
qr  13  37  13,  May  18,  W C Keynolds  to  D McGuire 

$200 

Lot  10  b 22  Carpenter’s  add,  Apr  30,  W Wayman  to 

S F Gala $1,486 

Lots  17  18  19  blk  5 Turner’s  sub  ne  hlf  e hlf  se  qrl9 
40  14,  April  5,  P F Haynes  et  al  to  G W Meacham 

et  al $500 

Lot  11  b 4 Culver’s  Park,  May  20,  E H Gammon  to 

D Eichellinger $200 

Lots  1 to  10  blk  2 Evergreen  Park  1 37  13,  Jan  28,  M 

P Grove  to  Mrs  J C Burns $2,500 

Lots  1 to  5 b 106  Maywood,  Apr  30,  S G R Bishop  to 

J G Hodgson $3,000 

Und  H of  leasehold  int  in  n 80  ft  of  e hi  lot  4 blk  94 
with  bldgs  thereon,  Mch  20,  Geo  C Hunt  to  C Q 

Albertson $25,000 

Same  premises,  Mch  22,  C Q Albertson  to  Frances 

C Hunt $25,000 

Lot  37  and  n 6 ft  lot  36  blk  1 of  lot  36,  16  38  14,  Apr 

20,  S A Kent  to  W O Budd $540 

Lot  5 blk  3 Alles’  S Chicago  add,  Apr  14,  C E Bull 

to  S Neiser $100 

Lot  34  blk  4 Norwood  Park,  May  14,  E A Dunlap  to 

C F Dunlap $680 

Lot  7 blk  14  Railroad  add  to  Harlan,  Mch  31,  C & M 

rwy  co  to  G Zuhlke $427 

Lot  9 in  sub  of  w 7.73  chs  of  n 6lA  chs  sw  qr  ne  29  37 

11  Apr  19,  M Warner  to  Rigera  Palmer $200 

143.05  ftx414!4  ft  fronting  on  Bd  in  sw  qr  e hi  .w  qr 
14  39  13,  May  21,  J Casey  to  C & G Western  rwy 
co $2,000 

<tUIT  CLAIM  DEERS  AND  qUIT- 

CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lot  30  b 40,  7 39  14;  lots  13  to  38  b 4 Har- 
ding’s sub  w hlf  ne  qr  11  39  13;  lots  15 
to  22,  25  to  34,  Wheelei’s  sub  in  sw  qr 
24  39  13,  Mch  29,  A C Helm  to  Hannah 

V Weeks $1 

South  15%  ft  of  lot  2 Phillips  & Fay’s  add, 
May  6,  Estate  of  W J Phillips  to  P Pen- 
der  |200 

Lots  26  to  30  blk  2 Scaminon’s  Nelson  sub 
in  sw  qr  34  39  14,  April  19,  J N Stiles  to 

F F Hervey $1 

Lots  17  and  18  b 11  Ashland  2nd  add,  May 

10,  A Mecartry  to  J Goodrich $330 

Lot  15  and  e 3 ft  16  Adam’s  sub  se  qr  28 
39  14,  May  17,  H M Tuller  to  N W Sef 

fer $55 

Lot  83  b 2 Walker’s  Dock  add,  May  15,  A 

S Dahlberg  to  A M Bloom $1 

Lot  9 blk  10  J <&  Lee’s  sub  sw  qr  20  39  14, 

May  21,  F Jausky  to  Josef  Vrba $625 

Lot  98  Ellis’  e add,  May  20,  A W Windett 

to  P E Stanley  $1 

E 33  ft  of  lot  10  Forrestville,  March  1,  J F 

Iden  to  Village  of  Hyde  Park $1,320 

S 30  ft  of  lot  11  (ex  w 150  ft)  Lavinia  & 
Co’s  sub  ne  qr  10  38  14,  March  25,  Alice 

M Bradford  to  same $7,050 

Lot  17  Thompson’s  add,  Dec  11,  Mantene 

Cryssler  to  Helen  Cryssler $1,000 

Lot  30  b 3,  19  39  14,  May  10,  H S Albin  to 

S O Kingsley $150 

Lots  12  and  13  blk  2 Spear’s  add,  May  13, 
Jorgen  Anderson  to  T J Lund  . . . . : $500 
Same  premises,  May  15,  T J Lund  to  W E 
Hatterman  $500 

SUBDIVISIONS. 

Filed  for  Record  during  May,  1886. 

710745.  Lots  8 to  11  blk  1 blk  15  Morris 
sub  sw  % 18  39  14,  fronting  e on  Oakley  av 
5 Its  by  Geo.  N Hall. 

710746  Kesler  Bros  sub  div  of  It  10  blk  5 
n of  60th  st  of  Its  17  to  21,  16  38  14,  fronting 


w on  School  st  bet  Cedar  and  60th  sts  6 Its 
by  S W Kesler. 

710592  Lots  12  13  16  17  and  vacated  al- 
ley blk  3,  Knake  and  Gardners  sub  28  40 
14,  fronting  on  ClarK  and  Halsted  sts  4 Its 
by  A C Getten. 

711661  Lots  2 36  7 and  lOblk  5 Honore’s 
Re-sub  in  Tiernan’s  sub  in  18  39  14.  sw  cor 
of  Almond  and  Taylor  sts  6 Its  by  F B 
ClarKe. 

711837  N % of  e % se  % se  % 1 39  13  sw 
cor  Western  av  and  Augusta  st  extending  w 
to  Seymour  av  3 blks  by  Harriet  K Carmic- 
hael. 

712048  C H Howard’s  add  to  Laxe  View 
in  It  8 Hundley’s  sub  17  40  14,  lying  bet  Hal- 
sted st  and  Evanston  av  6 Its  by  C H How- 
ard. 

712177  Lots  1 to  5 of  It  9 and  s % 12,  of 
sub  4 s ^ se  12  39  13,  fronting  s on  War- 
ren av  6 Its  by  F H Campbell. 

712346  Lots  7 to  10  Taylor’s  sub  pt  w 
chs  e % nw  M 39  14  fronting  w on 
Leavitt  st  5 Its  by  C B Wilson. 

712410  All  that  part  of  w ne  sec  2 
38  12  .«  of  river  2 Its  bv  F Schultz. 

713173.  Lots  28  29  and  30  of  Warner’s 
sub  of  Its  17  and  18  also  lot  11  in  sub  of  n% 
It  10,  Bickerdike  & Steele’s  sub  28  40  14 
fronting  w on  Hale  st.  by  A W Waldman. 

713177  Blk  16.  Beebe’s  sub  of  e % nw  % 
2 39  13,  nw  cor  Taikham  and  Grand  avs  46 
Its  by  H C Van  Schaacks. 

713841  Lots  2 and  3 and  s 23%  ft  of  It  4, 
also  lots  5 to  16  blk  4,  Linden  Grove  front- 
ing on  63d  and  64th  sts  bet  Winter  and 
Sherman  sts,  2 blks  by  J L DuBrnil. 

713999  Re  sub  div  Its  46  to  50  blx  4 
Johnston’s  sub  e % se  % 36  40  13.  nw  cor  of 
Western  av  and  Moffitt  st,  5 Its  by  E J 
Couleur. 

715344  Minnie  Wernicke’s  sub  div  of  land 
in  se  % 3 36  14,  fronting  on  Chicago  & Mic- 
higan City  Road.  3 Its. 

715396  Lots  12  to  15  blk  1,  Lockwood’s 
sub  in  ne  nw  3,  38  14,  fronting  w on 
Prairie  av  5 Its  by  A Noxon. 

715587  Lot  2 Co  Clks  Div  blk  5 nwj^ 
32  39  14,  fronting  on  Wall  and  Musprat  sts 
s and  adjoining  Springer  av  60  Its  by  E and 
L N Harland. 

715782  Sam’l  C Comstock’s  sub  div  in  sw 
cor  blk  1,  w % se  36  40  13,  ne  cor  Wash- 
tenaw av  and  Cortland  st  4 Its. 

716427  Lots  1 and  2 blk  32  Sheffield’s 
add  fronting  n on  Armitage  avbet  Wood  st 
and  Girard  st,  20  Its  by  W Wernecke. 

716485  Montgore  add  to  Evanston  in  sec 
18  41  14,  and  13  41  13.  fronting  on  Ash- 
bury av  bet  Emerson  st  and  Church  st  20  Its 
by  C J Gilbert  and  Eliza  J Hinsdale. 

716512  Re-sub  div  of  blk  2,  Gray’s  add 
to  Cornell,  fronting  e on  Nutt  st  bet  73d  and 
74th  sts  2 Its  by  P Cornell. 

716513  Re-sub  div  of  blk  7 Hyde  Pane 
ne  cor  51st  st  and  Jefferson  av  extending  w 
to  Hyde  Pane  av  12  Its  by  R S Peale  et  al. 

616818  Lots  52  and  53  blx  1 blk  15,  e % 
29  40  14,  fronting  on  Lincoln  av  2 Its  by  G 
Htiwald  et  al. 

716051  Block  5 Douglas  Park  add  se  cor 
Kedzie  av  and  16th  st  extending  s to  Ogden 
av  40  Its  by  J L Lombard. 

717779  Fowler’s  Re-sub  div  of  pt  of 
South  Side  Homestead  assn  sub  in  sec  9 38 
14,  fronting  on  47th  and  49th  sts  bet  Hals- 
ted and  Wallace  sts  by  R D Fowler  etal. 

717780  Lot  21  and  n % 22,  Turner’s  sub 
n % se  14,  9 38  14,  lying  bet  State  st  and  C 
R I <fc  P R R,  1 5 Its  by  A W Lewis. 

718147  Blks  1 to  4 in  9 Purington  and 
Scranton’s  sub  div  of  w % sw  % 15  39  13,  n 
road  fronting  non  Harrison  st  bet  w|48th  and 
w 46th  sts  187  Its  by  E D Mandell. 

718810  Lots  117  to  122  of  blk  91  and  n % 
blk  96  w % 27  39  14,  nw  cor  Calumet  av  and 
30th  st. 

718820  Lots  B ODE  and  F Higgin’s  et 
al  sub  pt  n s % sw  % ne  % 3 38  14  w of 
Vincennes  av  17  Its  by  M Lafliu. 

719015  Lots  46  and  47  blk  10  blk  28,  Lee 
et  al  sub  w % 12  39  13,  fronting  sw  Warren 


av  3 Its  by  J L Campbell. 

719069  N % Lots  4 and  5 in  sub  of  e % 
blk  17  e %,  29  40  14,  se  cor  Wrightwood  and 
Seminary  avs  9 lots  by  Mary  C Procter. 

719099  Botsfords  boulevard  sub  div  of  pt 
s qr  sw  qr  ne  qr,  sec  3 38  14  w,  of  Vincennes 
av  fronting  on  Vincennes  av  and  Grand 
boulevard  bet  43d  st  and  Pierce  st,  45  Its  by 
H Botsford. 

719244  Lots  16  to  19  blk  4,  Davis  subne 
qr28  39  14,  ne  cor  Wallace  and  28th  sts  5 Its 
by  J Kundinger. 

719415  Blk  111  CaDalport  fronting  on 
Campbell  st  and  31st  29  Its  by  R W Bridge. 

720142  Part  of  neqrseqrneqr  sec  12 
38  13  s of  Grand  Trunk  R R nw  cor  Western 
av  and  50th  st,  2 blks  by  H Rand. 

720143  Resub  div  of  blk  2 of  Its  34  and  35 
16  38  14  sw  cor  60th  stand  Wright  st  48  Its 
by  Ira  W Allen. 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  May  27,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  153  $ 725,289 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  87  288,981 

County 101  199,425 

Total 341  $1,213,695 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  May  28,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 144  $437,423 

County 152  280,951 

Total 296  $ 718,374 


TRUST  DEEDS. 

Allin  J T to  H J Luders  May  15,  It  1 It  4 

etc  b 7,  J & P’s  add,  3 y 1% $3,000 

Anderson  0 P to  A J|Nowlan  May  19,  It  6 

b 8.  8 39  14.  7 y6<pm $1,100 

Anderson  P to  S M Moore  May  20,  pt  sw 

qr,  8 40  14,  2 y 72 $3,000 

Amundson  T to  S M Moore  May  8,  It  3 It 

7 etc  b 15,  Ogden’s  add,  3y  72 $1,200 

Adams  L K to  Sheldon  & Hale  Jan  1,  pt  e 

hf  n w qr,  18  39  14,  3% $6,000 

Albert  E to  W N Hibbard  Nov  26,  It  12 
and  pt  13  b 2,  C,  H & S’s  sub,  11  38  14, 

3% $4,500 

Allwood  H M to  E F Bayley  May  1,  It  12 

b 5,  23  38  14,  5 y 3% $1,600 

Butterfield  S H and  J C to  J W Scoville 
May  5,  pt  It  10  b 47,  7 39  14,  2 y 3%.  . 

$2,000 

Bromstedt  W to  T J Lefens  May  20.  pt  b 

2,  17  3814.  5 y 3% . $6,000 

Boomer  J to  M L Pearce  Apr  15,  It  54  It  3 

etc  b 2.  34  39  14,  2 y 3% $2,434 

Bodle  J B to  O K A Hutchinson  May  20, 

Its  9 and  10,  Hobart’s  sub,  10  38  14,  5 y 

3% $5,000 

Benjamin  E F to  A C & G Newbury  Apr 

19,  Flint’s  add.  62 $1,200 

Burke  W to  F T Colby  May  25,  It  4 b 1,  20 

39.14,  72 $1,200 

Bamruk  V to  M Holec  May  24,  It  5 b 19, 

20  39  14,  62 $1,400 

Bruner  M F to  C J Vopicka  May  1,  It  10 

b 2,  Gross  n add,  52 $600 

Bykowsky  V to  J Grabsxi  May  22,  It  16  It 

16,  Egan’s  add,  82 $900 

Burns  M to  G Coombs  May  22,  It  6 It  11  b 

59,  21  39  14,  82 $100 

Birren  J H to  F Anman  May  20,  It  2 Its  16 

to  20  etc $5,000 

Bullard  E A to  J Jennings  Apr  22,  Its  13 

and  14.  sq  200,  Maywood,  62 $525 

Barney  F N to  A w Martin  Apr  13,  pt  Its 

10  and  11  b 5,  21  38  14,  72 $1,500 

Bnrgan  A M to  H G Foreman  Aug  4.  ’86, 

Its  49  and  50  b 4,  20  38  14,  62  - . . . $375 

Bardrow  F W to  W Bartels  May  24,  It  30  b 

8.  S&G’s  add,  82 $1,800 

Barfoot  G to  G D Pease  May  20,  It  4 b 21, 

9 39  13,  62 $500 

Byrne  P to  J O Murphy  Jr  May  24,  It  4 b 

1 b 8, 17  39  14,  72 $800 

Bolles  H T to  W Loeb  May  22,  Its  36  and 

37  b 11,  25  40  13.  72 $300 

Behrer  W to  W V Jacobs  May  12,  It  12,  23 

38  14.  62 $1,000 


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Bjick  0 to  J C Schumacher  May  20,  It  5 

and  pt  6 b 3 b 8,  29  40  14 $700 

Bartels  Fto  J W Scoville  May  20,  It  12  b 

49,17  39  14,6$ $800 

Bosker  W W to  A WisnerMay  20,  It  9 b 11, 

7 39  14, 6$ $600 

Betz  F J to  ME  Greenebaum  May  20,  It 

31  b 4,  Gross  Pk  add,  7$ $350 

Boeker  0 to  J H Ernst  May  18,  It  88  b 43, 

33  40  14,  3 y 6$ $1,000 

Brockmann  W to  S Willner  MaY  19,  It  13  b 

55,  19  39  14,  wkly  8$ $200 

Cooper  E to  G W Cooper  May  21,  It  2 It  7 

etc  b 8,  12  39  13,  2 y 6$ $550 

Considine  M J to  W J English  May  18,  pt 
It  21  b 5,  Vernon  Pk  add,  2 y 6$ . . . . $3,000 
CimeK  F to  J Mattas  May  1,  It  28  b 14,  20 

39  14,  5 y 7% $3,500 

Curran  J J to  H G Foreman  May  14,  Its 
44  and  46  b 5,  20  39  14,  5 y .$15,000 

Cooke  M A and  J N to  W M Howland  May 
18,  It  1,  Langley  Terrace,  15  moa  8$. . 

$2,796 

Couper  J W to  F B Peabody  Jany  16,  Its 

6 to  10  b 235,  Maywood,  8$ $1,025 

Calvin  E and  J to  T H Schintz  May  25,  It 

14  b 1 b 32,33  29  14,  6$ $5,000 

Cisar  J to  G Bartholomae  May  25,  Its  19 

and  20  b 22,  Elston’s  add,  6$ $4,500 

Cobb  H I to  F B Peabody  May  19,  Its  5 

and  6 It  1 b 2,  34  39  14,  $ 

Camp  A M and  C S to  R L Tatham  May 
20,  Its  17  and  18  b 43,  Carpent’s  add,  8# 

$13,000 

Campbell  J L to  H J Luders  May  22,  Its  1 
to  3 It  46  etc,  12  39  13,  7$  3 deeds.  . .$9,000 
Chuntrill  S P to  G S Nutting  May  1,  It  88 

b 34,  7 39  14,  6$ $1,250 

Campbell  J L to  H J Luders  May  25,  Its  1 

to  4 and  6 b 11  etc.  12  39  13,  8$ $6,000 

Campbell  G C to  J J Altpeter  May  22,  It 

69  b 17,  19  39  14,  8$ $1,000 

Crawford  W to  C F Hatterman  Jr  Apr  1, 

It  75  b 3,  Dock  add,  6$ $350 

Christiansen  0 F to  J Bue'nler  May  24,  It 

33  b 7,  1 39  13,  7$ $1,100 

Chilek  A to  W D Kerfoot,  Apr  19,  It  4 It  2, 

20  39  14,  4 y 6$ $700 

Cleveland  S A and  F H to  J Stern  May  17, 

It  6 b 3,  Norwood  Pk,  wkly  7$ $1,200 

Chudleigh  R D to  H C Schoerling  May  22. 

It  10  b 8,  33  38  14,  4 y 7$ $496 

Dahlstrom  F G to  M Culver  Apr  29,  It  39 

b 1,  Culve»  Pk,  15  mos,  8% $100 

Dougherty  M to  P McHugh  Mch  20,  It  4, 

b 1,  8 38  14,  7 # $250 

Davis  G W to  F C Gibbs  Apr  24,  pt  Its  1 

and  2 b 11,  34  39  14,  6% $1,550 

Dougherty  M to  P McHough  Mch  20,  It  40 

b 1,  8 38  14,  7# $250 

Duffell  W to  E Prussing  May  25,  It  17  b 

8,  33  40  14,  8% $1,200 

Donaghue  M F to  C B Shimmin  May  7, 

Its  17  and  18  b 16,  17  39  14,  8% $3,400 

Devlin  J J to  0 K Butz  May  24,  It  9 b 1,  20 

39  14,  8 # $1,000 

Dunn  W to  S B Lingle  Apr  6,  It  11  b 4,  25 

39  13,  3 y 7#  p m $300 

DeLaby  F £ to  0 Paser  May  17,  It  11,  El- 
ston’s sub,  8 39  14, 3 y 6% $5,000 

Divis  J to  M E Greenebaum  May  19,  It  57 

b 43,  19  39  14,  3 y 7$ $1,500 

DeLaMater  I to  W H Holden  May  1,  pt  It 

4,  w hf  s e qr,  21  38  14,  wkly  7# $650 

Doyle  M to  P H Tierney  May  21,  n e qr  s 

e qr,  15  38  13,  3 y 7% ........  $1,200 

Ewert  F to  W Loeb  May  21,  its  4 and  5 b 

19,3140  14,  7% $675 

Esch  F J to  J J Hoch  May  19,  It  7 It  10  b 

1,  9 38  14,  8% $1,000 

Edler  W S to  D Fales  Apr  27,  It  7 etfe,  b 3, 

4 38  12,  8% $2,000 

Eichelberger  D to  M Culver  May  20,  It  11 

b 4,  Culver  Pk,  15  mos,  6%  p m $107 

Elrich  C to  R W Hyman  Jr  Apr  14,  Its  43 

to  47  b 1 etc,  15  39  13,  6 # $900 

Ewald  H to  C H Barnum  May  21,  It  44  b 4, 

36  40  13,  1 y 8% $1,150 

Ericson  J to  L Nathan  May  19,  It  7 b 8,  9 

39  14,  Jnne  1,7# $500 

Fallows  S et  al  to  F M Steele  Jan  1,  pt  b 

42,  Carpenter’s  add,  7% $20,000 

Forester  A to  A Wisner  May  22,  It  64  b 15, 

29  40  14,  8# $1,600 

FovaK  J to  L Mandl  May  24,  It  6 It  12  b 53 

2139  14,  7% $300 

Ferguson  J to  F W Young  May  19,  It  5 b 

2,  8 38  14,  8% $435 

Fikar  J to  J Stoeck  May  20,  It  75  b 43,  19 

39  14,  6 mos  — $300 

Fahrow  P & C to  L Pasal  Max  25,  pt  b 11, 

5 & G’s  add,  5# $2,500 

Fleiss  E to  C A Burley  May  12,  It  28  b 8, 

29  40  14,  6% $500 

Forest  Glen  Brick  & T Co  to  C F Schu- 
macher Mch  13,  pt  4 40  13,  7% $600 


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Forest  Glen  Brick  & Tile  Co  to  C F Schu- 
macher Mch  14,  tract  in  Caldwell  reser- 
vation, 7% $700 

Folly  C A to  Citizens’  B & L Assn  Apr  3, 

It  53  b 2 b 12,  Rockwell’s  add,  8% . . . . $400 
Flanagan  J to  H G Foreman  May  18,  It  24 

b 4 b 11,  Sheffield’s  add,  8% $250 

Frank  F H to  H Felsenthal  May  21,  It 

110  b 53,  33  40  14,  3 y 8% $5,000 

Flynn  C and  D to  C A Crane  May  17,  It  6 

b 1 b 9,  33  39  14.  2 y 8# $220 

Fortman  M to  H G Foreman  May  21,  It  11 

b 1 b 17,  33  39  14,  1 y 8% $1,500 

Faux  R VV  to  H L Wait  May  1,  pt  It  26  b 

3,  7 39  14.  3 y 8%  p m $1,320 

Fullenwider  J A to  W A Purcell  May  29.  It 

14  It  3 etc,  13  39  13,  1 y 7% $1,000 

Graham  P to  C F Schumacher  Jr  May  22, 

It  32  b 22,  33  39  14,  7% $700 

Graef  J to  C H Puscheck  May  19,  It  36  b 

38,21  39  14,  8% $500 

Gould  I L to  G B Carpenter  Mch  31.  Its  1 

to  3 b 1,  28  40  14,  8% $6,500 

Gallop  W to  T Scmntz  May  12,  It  10  b 15, 

36  40  13,  7% $720 

Gross  J W to  J W Helmer  Apr  8,  Its  20  and 

22  b 1,  13  39  13,  5 y 7%  p m,  2 deeds.  . 
$3,000 

Gallop  W to  T Schintz  May  3,  It  10  b 5,  36 

40  13,  3 y 7% $800 

Gerten  N to  J F Rehm  May  24,  It  8 b 1 b 

28,  33  40  14,  8% $5,000 

Gross  J W to  H N Tuttle  May  24,  It  11  s e 

qr,  1 39  13,  7% $1,000 

Gross  J W to  F B Peabody  May  25,  Its  19 
to  21,  Gross’  Humboldt  add,  7%  3 deeds 

$3,000 

Gut  M to  H Rierke  May  17,  Its  60  and  61, 

28  40  14,  8% $1,200 

Greenberg  H to  H Felsenthal  May  25,  It  2 

b 16,  Herrington’s  add,  5%# $3,000 

Goodwin  N W to  SB  Mead  Apr  1,  Its  29 
and  30  It  19  etc,  21  38  14,  5 y 7# ... . $1,500 
Griefenhagen  J to  R Berger  Max  11,  pt  It 

6  It  185,  Bronson’s  add,  3 v 7% $1,800 

HoIIy  J to  J J Curran  May  19.  It  22  b 8,  18 

39  14,  wkly  7%% $1,200 

Hatfield  M P to  F W Becker  MaY  8,  It  1, 

34  39  14,  1 y 8% $ 

Hall  G to  A W Martin  May  22,  Its  10  and 

11  b 81,  35  38  14,  7% $1,500 

Haas  H to  0 K A Hutchinson  May  26,  pt 
It  12  and  13  b 13,  Union  Park,  2d  add, 

8% $2,500 

Hill  J C to  A F Hatch  Mch  24,  Its  22  and 

23  b 1,  23  38  14, 1 y 7% $725 

Hamnett  W C to  D R Patterson  May  1,  Its 

1 and  2 b 3,  21  38  14,  2 y 7% $800 

Hollutz  J W to  H Cordes  May  20,  It  4 It  17 

b 2,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 7%.  . $700 

Hartnett  B to  A A Exline  May  15,  It  43  It 

2 b 23,  29  39  14.  5 y 5# $700 

Hull  G N to  T G Dickinson  May  20,  Its  7 

and  8 b 2,  18  39  14,  7% $5,000 

Haslitt  J M to  W M Howland  May  1,  It  37 

b i b 4.  Sheffield’s  add,  8% $6,000 

Hihr  G to  A V Knickerbocker  May  18,  It 

5 It  1 b 54,  21  39  14,  8% $600 

Hollerbach  A to  W Heinemann  May  19,  It 

56  b 6,  20  39  14,  3 y 8% $1,000 

Hansbrough  C B to  F R Chandler  May  1, 

It  68  and  pt  67  b 98,  27  39  14,  6 mos  8% 

$6,000 

HallbecK  J to  M Culver  Apr  29,  It  37  b 1, 

Culver  Pk,  15  mos  8%  p m $100 

Hallbeck  A to  M Culver  Apr  29,  It  38  b 1, 

Culver  Pk,  15  mos  8%  p m $100 

Johnson  N to  H Hartman  May  21,  It  49  b 

27,  12  39  13.7# $500 

Jirousek  J to  F Nowak  May  3,  It  22  It  1 b 

34,  19  39  14,6# $1,300 

Johnson  J A to  M Culver  Apr  29,  It  40  b 1, 

Culver  Pk,  15  mos,  6#  p m $100 

Johnson  J M to  M Culver  May  5,  It  17  b3, 

Culver  Pk.  15  mos  6%  p in $109 

Jarowsky  A to  E H Sheldon  Mch  29,  It  11 

Its  1 to  3 b 93,  Elston’s  add,  6# $412 

Joly  C to  Mut  B & L Assn  May  24,  It  5 b 

7,  Union  add,  Evanston,  8# $800 

Johnson  A to  H Vi  Ames  May  25,  It  4 b 2, 

36  40  13,  51-5# $700 

Jacobs  B F to  T E Patterson  May  20,  pt 


bs  1 and  2,  Jacob’s  sub,  16  38  14,  2 y 4# 

$15,000 

Jacobs  B F to  W G Purdy  May  20,  pt  Its 

12  to  14,  16  38  14,  4 y 6# $40,000 

Jacobson  C E to  H McKay  May  4,  It  31  b 

2,  3 38  14,  1 y 6# $800 

Jonas  T A to  L C Cooke  Apr  27.  It  38  b 2 
b 42,  7 39  14,  Mch  1,  ’88,  6#  p m . . . . $2,140 
Krelle  K to  J H Ernst  May  24,  It  4 b 14, 

29  40  14,  6# $450 

Klafeta  L to  F Bieszki  May  19,  It  105  b 2 

b 19,  Sheffield’s  add $1,300 

Kralovec  J to  F B Peabody  May  21,  Its  32 
and  33  b 11,  20  39  14,  6# ........ . $10,000 

Kelley  C to  F A Woodbury  Apr  20,  It  37 

and  pt  36,  16  38  14,  3 y 7# $575 

Kilcius  M to  L Shessler  May  22,  pt  Its  35 

to  38  b 2,  8 39  14,  1 y 8# $100 

Kelly  N to  M Culver  May  12,  It  31  b 2, 

Glencoe,  9 mos,  6#  p m $150 

Keis  J to  P W Palmer  Mch  22,  It  96  b 18, 

19  39  14,  4 y 6# $600 

Koch  G N to  J W Scoville  Apr  17,  It  24  b 

15,  7 39  14,  5 y 6# $4,500 

Knox  HC  & SWtoAF  Kretschmer  May 
24,  It  75  It  1 b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  7#.  .$200 
Kelley  T to  L A Gilbert  Feb  24,  Its  27  and 

28.  n e qr,  3 38  14,  6#,  2 deeds $2,000 

Kendall  C P to  W H Holden  May  10,  It  16 

and  pt  17,  It  1,  21  38  14,  5 y 7# $2,500 

Knight  M to  J Frake  May  1,  It  32  and  pt 

33,  16  38  14,  1 y 7# $1,000 

Kohler  J to  W T Dwight  May  18,  It  60  b 

10,  7 39  14,  2 y 7# $500 

Kettles  W to  L Baird  May  18.  It  43  b 2 b 1, 

19  39  14,  2 y 7# $1,000 

Kelly  J to  H G Foreman  May  18,  It  52  b 

11,  Elston’s  add,  2 y 7# $300 

Krimbill  A to  A Rehm  May  20,  Its  16  to  18 

b 8,  12  37  1 4,  wkly  5# $3,000 

Kismer  F to  F Sulzer  Apr  1,  It  5 It  3 etc, 

18  40  14,  5 y 6# $1,700 

Lucas  H W to  L Boyce  May  22,  Its  25  to 

30  b 1,  22  38  14,  6# $860 

Laidlow  G to  T Schintz  May  3,  It  47  b 5, 

36  40  13,  7#.  . $700 

Lobstein  J G to  J C Schumacher  May  20, 
Its  83  to  88  b 10,  20  39  14,  wkly  5#.  .$6,000 
Laity  F to  W Heinemann  May  24,  Its  11 

and  12  b 2,  Sheffield’s  add,  6# $2,000 

LuKen  W M to  J Stern  May  24,  It  11  b 2, 

31  40  14,  7# $3,000 

Loftus  P to  C F ClarKe  May  27,  It  28  b 3, 

Higgin’s  L & Co  add,  8# $500 

Luchtemeyer  M to  J L Zacharius  May  24, 

It  13  b 6,  Sander’s  add,  Blue  Island,  7# 

$1,500 

Levin  C L to  B L Pease  May  19,  It  11  b 56 

S Chicago,  8# $300 

Lardner  E to  A Smith  May  19,  It  33  b 15, 

17  39  14,  5 y 6# $4,509 

Lindbloom  J to  L Baird  Apr  22  It  28  b 1 b 

4,  20  40  14,  — , 6#  p m $500 

Luttner  W to  M A DeLang  May  20,  It  52  b 

6,  Fullerton’s  2d  add,  3 y 8%% $950 

Lister  J and  M to  A J Nowlen  May  1,  pt  30 

40  14,  5 y 6# $10,000 

Lloyd  M L and  E S to  R Berger  May  18,  Its 

27  to  30  b 1,  17  37  14,  2 y 7# $2,000 

McFarland  J to  J L Napierskie  May  10,  It 

16  b 60,  S Chicago $ 

Mitter  J to  M MajewsKi  May  17,  It  6 b 8, 

Wight’s  add,  8# $1,200 

Mueller  C F to  T Schintz  May  22,  pt  It  5 

b 9,  Ogden’s  add,  6# $4,000 

Mortimer  W H to  S Kerr  May  1,  Its  1 to 

4 It  54  etc,  b 17,  17  39  14,  5 y 6# . . . $ 

Miller  F to  G M Bogue  May  13,  It  21  b 3 b 

4,  13  39  13,  5 y 6#  p m $500 

Metzdorf  M to  T H Schintz  May  20,  Its  23 
and  24  b 2,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 6#.  .$1,500 
Merganthaler  N to  J E Cornell  Mch  27,  Its 


Glencoe,  9 mos  6#  p m $150 

Marven  J to  J Foley  May  24,  It  39  b 3, 

Reaper’s  add,  8# $1,000 

Moore  J F to  J H Van  Vlissingen  Apr  21, 

It  41  b 31,  33  39  14,  7# $1,500 

Maher  A and  J to  P W Palmer  May  15,  Its 

23  and  24  b 9,  34  39  14,  6# $10,000 

Mueller  K toL  Maudl  Apr  26,  It  45  b 12, 

21  39  14,  6# $525 

Maas  A to  P Maas  May  4,  It  55  b 49,  17  39 

14,  8# $2,600 

Nelson  C J to  H A Hangan  May  18,  It  11  b 

6 b 12,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y 7# $1,000 

Neal  J P to  R S Thompson  May  18,  Its  3 

to  14  b 2,  frl  15  add,  1 y — $226,250 

Nielsen  J P to  F C Gibbs  Apr  17,  It  28  b 4, 

7 39  14.  1 y 7# $100 

Nelson  H to  G W Cass  May  20,  It  6 b 70, 

Russell,  M & R’s  add,  2 y 7# $500 

Nurnberg  J to  G H Laflin  May  1,  It  54  b 

31,  17  39  14,  7# $1,800 

Olson  N F to  A Tidholm  May  1,  pt  It  10  b 

I,  16  38  14,  5 y 7# $1,200 

O’Connor  M to  E E Prussing  May  5,  Its 

38  and  39  b 13,  29  40  14,  2 y 6# $900 

O’Donnell  N to  M P Brady  May  18,  pt  It 
19  b 16,  B,  W & W’s  add,  4 y 7#.  . . . $1,000 
Olson  M to  M Culver  Apr  27,  It  20  b 3, 

Culver  Pk,  15  mos,  6#  p m $200 

Olson  C to  H A Haugan  May  21,  Its  1 to  4, 

Brown’s  sub,  8 40  14,  3 y 7#.  $1,500 

Padelford  GW  to  B L Pease  May  4,  Its  l 

to  5 b 117,  Maywood,  — , 8# $350 

Panhurst  M to  D H Hammer  May  20,  It 

37  b 8,  28  39  14,4  y 7# $300 

Pease  B L to  G D Pease  May  20,  It  4 It  19, 

9 39  13,  5 y 7# $600 

Parnessa  N to  A Querolla  May  24,  s w hf 

It  14  b 3,  Duncan’s  add,  6# $700 

Piehal  F to  F Lackner  May  26,  Its  49  and 

50  b 27,  31  39  14,  7# $1,000 

Patten  B to  S W Rawson  May  20.  It  5 It  2 

b 3,  Bushnell’s  add,  6# $3,500 

Rome  E to  R Berger  May  20,  pt  It  3 n e 

qr.  36  40  13,  1 y 7# $300 

RiehlT  to  E Koch  May  15,  It  55  b 27,  Shef- 
field’s add.  3 y 6#  p m $150 

Rieck  W to  T Schintz  May  20,  pt  Its  8 and 

9 b 2,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 6# $1,300 

Redmond  P to  S L Boyce  May  20,  Its  29  to 

31  b 5,  22  38  14,  3 y 6# $497 

Reid  W to  C F Hatterman  Jr  Apr  1,  It  76 

b 3,  30  39  14,  6# $350 

Rice  E J to  B Wolff  May  22,  It  29  It  1,  21 

38  14,  7# $2,000 

Raftree  M F to  G N Stone  Nov  1,  Its  1 to 

9 and  30  to  39  b 3,  22  38  14,  6# $4,275 

Ratledge  G H to  G N Stone  Dec  22,  pt  b 

II,  22  38  14,  6#,  2 deeds $824 

Reedy  J T to  H G Foreman  June  12,  It  33 

b 3,  20  38  14.  6# $185 

Roth  M and  D to  W Heinemann  May  25, 

It  31  b 1,  6 39  14,  6# $1,000 

Riordan  P to  M E Greenebaum  May  25,  It 

40  b 37,  33  39  14,  7# ”...  $700 

Reeplinger  L to  Tyrrell  & Wright  May  24, 

It  4 It  3 b 14,  3 39  14,  6# $2,000 

Skeerett  R to  A L Coe  May  14,  Its  34  and 

35  b 2 b 33,  16  38  14,  8# $750 

Ryan  J to  P W Snowhook  May  15,  It  9 b 8, 

33  39  14,  6# $1,500 

Routschka  M to  W M Stanley  May  25,  Its 

8 to  10  b 50,  Cornell,  6 % $2,000 

Rogers  D C to  D G Hamilton  May  13,  It 

125  b 11,  33  39  14,  6# $300 

Sawyer  F to  E 0 Browu  May  17,  Its  6 to  8 

bl,  Wolcott’s  add,  6 mos  6# $25,000 

Skupa  C to  J C Schumacher  Feb  9,  It  41  b 

6,  19  39  14,  1 y 7# $250 

Sterner  A to  J Lorschieder  May  3,  It  14  b 

5,  S Chicago,  wkly  8# $800 

Strubel  M to  F P Leffingwell  May  19,  It  17 

b 5,  20  40  14,  2 y 6# .” $225 

Spittel  J to  J Lorschieder  May  17.  It  10  b 
14,  Taylor’s  2d  add,  S Chicago,  wkly  8$ 

.$800 


14  and  15  b 25,  Cornell  2 y 7#. 


.$- 


McCleevey  S to  H G Foreman  May  15,  It 

18  b 1,  20  39  14,  5 y 7# $2,000 

Murphy  M E and  J J to  N W Brooks  May 

10,  It  24  b 18,  Ravenswood,  6# $700 

Maher  J A to  E H Sheldon  Apr  3.  It  38  b 

42,  Ogden’s  add,  4y  6# $1,000 

Mikes  J to  T H Schintz  May  17,  It  43  b 1. 

20  39  14,  3 y 7# $1,000 

McWill  R H to  M Culver  May  12,  It  30  b 2 


I 

I Sweet  H to  T H Schintz  May  l,lt4b  14, 

t 3140  13,  5 y 7# $1,000 

I Salisbury  M to  J Donnersberger  Apr  14, 

I pt  It  18  b 2,  Ellis’  w add,  5 y 6#. . .$50,000 
| Schweitzer  A to  J W Farlin  May  11,  Its  1 

to  3 b 32,  25  40  13,  2 y 6#  pm $1,000 

I Smith  L S and  W T to  E F Abbott  May  19 

I pt  w hf  n w qr,  18  39  14,  3 y 6# $1,100 

hStemp  M W to  H L Kent  Mch  15,  pt  It  5 

| It  1 b 20,  21  38  14,  6# $800 

j Studebaker  Bros  to  W B Walker  Apr  7,  It 

| 1 It  4 b 15,  sec  15,  add,  6# $19,500 

I Sloves  P to  H G Foreman  Apr  29,  pt  It  14 

j b 8,  6 39  14,  7# $600 

I Sheehan  M to  F N Gage  May  19,  It  3 b 1, 

| 4 38  14,8# $250 

| Scheffins  E to  ME  Greenebaum  May  17, 

It  14  b 9,  Gross  n add,  7# $300 

Sundermeier  A to  C H Puscheck  May  20, 
j It  16  b 1,  b 24,  7 38  14,  6#. ..... . . .$1,200 


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Schulter  L J to  N A Partridge  May  8,  It  4 

b 7,  Hyde  Park,  6% $3,000 

Sredl  F to  T H Schintz  May  19,  e hf  It  2 b 

12,  s s add,  3 y 7% $4,000 

St  John  J to  G A Rose  May  21,  It  15  It  3 b 

5,  Rockwell’s  add,  5 y 7% $1,000 

Schalk  A to  W Bartels  May  18,  e hf  It  50 

b 3,  19  39  14,  8# ...$400 

Sullivan  A and  J to  A B Mead  Apr  3,  pt  b 

23,  3 39  14,  6% $3,400 

Ryan  M and  C to  J J Altpeter  May  21,  Its 

29  and  30,  It  41,  32  39  14,  8% $600 

Sackley  J to  R W Bridge  Apr  30,  Its  4 and 
5 and  pt  6 b 5 etc.  Davis’  add,  6$.  . . $1,500 
Sorenson  A to  W F Lubeke  May  25,  It  16  b 

4,  7 39  14,  6 %% $2,500 

Schmid  G to  F R Chandler  May  26.  It  3 It 

11,  3 39  14,  6% '.  . .$5,000 

Schaefer  LtoCC  Chase  May  1,  It  9 b 52, 

Evanston,  6% $1,000 

Stein  R to  A Moses  May  1,  It  14  It  5 etc, 

b 60,  21  39  14,  6% $3,000 

Schauble  M lo  E F Comstock  May  19,  pt 

It  28  b 24,  33  40  14,  0% $1,000 

Sheffle  E L to  People’s  B & L Assn  Mai  3, 

It  27,  s w qr  n w qr,  8 38  14,  8 % $700 

Saunders  J R W to  J H Keeler  Apr  25,  Its 

5 and  6 b 1,  4 38  14,  6% $750 

Scheffs  A V and  A L to  W Loeb  May  20,  It 

41,  Kay’s  sub,  8 38  14,  5 y 7 % $ 

Trustees  Oakland  M E Church  Apr  26,  pt 
Its  1 and  2 b 3,  Cleaverville  add,  5 y 6% 

$12,090 

Trierweiler  A to  L Pasal  Mai  8,  It  52  It  1 b 

38,  21  39  14,  3 y 6% $1,000 

Towie  J R to  J R Foulke  Apr  26,  Its  1 to  4 

b 1,23  38  14,  5 y 0% $1,200 

Taylor  J M to  D O Strong  May  20,  It  17  b 

2,  17  39  14,  5 y 6% $6,000 

Toolen  H to  G M Bogue  Apr  19,  Its  5 and 

6 b 4,  2 38  14,  3 y 6%  p m $3,189 

Twochowski  F to  T Krolik  Mch  9,  pt  It  16 

b 30,  Elston’s  add,  8% $ 

Tuttle  E B to  F B Peabody  May  19,  pt  s e 
qr  n e qr  s w qr,  34  39  14,  634$  • • • • $6,000 
Thompson  W to  JR  Weddell  Apr  14,  Its 

45  and  46  b 5, 21  38  14,  6$ $280 

Ternes  H to  H G Foreman  June  8,  Its  26 

and  27  b 3,  20  38  14,  6$ $390 

Trosterud  O F to  C Holbeck  May  3,  It  5 b 

3,139  13,6$ $900 

Dther  J C to  A Peterson  May  18,  It  29  b 2, 

8 39  14,  3 x 7$ ’ $1,250 

Van  Sicnler  R R to  F P Hollitt  May  20,  It 

14  b 2,  19  3814  7% $700 

VopicKa  C J et  al  to  M E Greenebanm 

May  22,  It  5 b 4,  s s add,  8% $6,000 

VandreP  C and  W to  O Peuser  May  22,  It 

12  b 1,  Bickerdike  add,  7% $1,200 

VanderVeer  B J to  W A Swart  May  19,  It 
6 b 2,  Fallis’  add,  Pullman,  mthly  7%. . 

$600 

Vopicka  C J to  H Henderson  May  22,  pt  It 

22  b 14,  s s add,  6$ $2,000 

Voigh  I and  G to  R VV  Bridge  May  11,  It 

32  b 8 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  6% $724 

Vettes  A J to  Tyrrell  & Wright  May  20,  It 

44  b 6,  1 39  13,  5 y 8% $1,200 

Vopicka  C J to  J Kralovic  May  22,  Its  132 

and  133  b 5,  18  39  14,  8% $900 

Wood  LB  to  L Baird  May  18,  It  1 b 2,  P’k 

add,  Ravenswood,  3 y 6j4$ $1,500 

Williams  M and  H to  C W Nicholes  May 

18,  It  1 b 22,  33  39  14,  8% $100 

Waller  C and  R G to  J Buehler  May  22,  pt 

s hf  n w %,  15  36  13,  1 y 7% $350 

Woods  H M to  R H Young  Apr  30,  pt  It 

27  b 19,  29  40  14,  3 y 6$ $3,000 

Wingblad  A F to  BP  Weber  Apr  26,  It  22 

b 2,  20  40  14,  6$ $450 

Westergren  D to  B F Weber  Apr  26,  It  21 

b 2,  20  40  14,6$ $450 

Weberg  C P to  C C Fricke  May  15,  It  45  b 

8,  29  40  14,  7$ $750 

Wilson  J A to  J Smith  May  1,  Its  1 to  4 It 
1 etc  b 3,  RocKwell’s  add,  5 y 7$. . .$5,431 
Walter  M and  K to  W Heinemann  May  18, 

It  15  b 1 b 2,  20  39  14,  3 y 6$ $2,600 

Wilber  A B to  R VV  Bridge  July  23,  Its  6 

and  7 b 3,  23  38  14,  6 y 7$ $3,000 

Witt  P to  F E Maas  May  18,  It  6 It  7 b 65, 


21  3914,  wkly  8$ $550 

Wright  H W to  H J Luders  May  15,  It  6 It 

4 etc,  J &P’s  add,  3 y 7$ $2,500 

Weinberg  J A to  C Lindemann  May  18,  It 

38  b 6,  20  40  14.  3 y 7$ $450 

Weinberg  W A to  C Lindemann  May  18,  It 

37  b 6,  20  40  14,  3 y 7$ $450 

Wheeler  W to  W H Holden  May  1,  Its  19 

and  20  it  13  etc,  21  38  14,  5 y 7$ $1,300 

Watts  J to  J F Rhodes  May  20,  Its  21  and 

22  b 8,  9 39  13,  mthly  8$ $100 

Wolf  J to  M E Greenebaum  May  5.  It  1 b 

2,  36  4013,  6$ ....$500 

Young  C to  G Coombs  May  26,  It  8 b 10 

etc.  9 38  14,  6$ $300 

Zeller  L to  M Culver  May  5,  Its  45  and  46 

b 4,  Culver  Park  add,  6$ $262 

Zientak  M to  E H Bessa  May  22,  It  6 b 1, 

5 39  14,  6$ $500 

MORTGAGES. 

Butler  P to  M E Greenebaum  May  26,  It 

34  b 35,  Sheffield’s  add,  7$ $100 

Belsam  J to  T M Turner  Apr  15,  It  42, 

Turner’s  snb,  18  37  15,  6$ $250 

Beagle  S W to  N Murki  May  24.  It  49  b 2, 

4 38  14,  8$ $ 

Boeicer  C to  M Howe  May  19,  It  89  b 43.  33 

40  14,  6$ $1,000 

Briscoe  S B and  C N to  G W Buschard 
Mch  20,  It  3 It  51  b 2,  34  39  14,  2 y 8% 

$1,250 

Brisce  S B and  C N to  A E Daniels  Mch  20, 

It  3 It  51  etc,  34  39  14,  Sept  1,  ’90,  6$. . 

$3,500 

Boome  H to  N Chicago  M S & B Assn 
May  20,  It  6 b 7,  Delaran’s  add,  wkly 

8 1-5$ $4,100 

Carpenter  D S to  W H Thomas  May  1,  It  8 
It  8 b 9,  Rockwell’s  add,  mthly  7$. , $1,700 
Claffey  C to  E Doolin  May  19,  pt  w hf  s e 

qr  18  and  pt  19,  37  12,  3 y 7$ $700 

Carrington  E E to  F D Cossitt  May  21,  Its 
14  and  15  b 12.  La  Grange.  4 y 6$.  . .$800 
Campbell  J to  H P Smith  May  22,  It  48  b 

11,  Lee’s  add,  3 y 6$  p m $800 

Cave  J H to  Nat  S & L Assn  Apr  19,  It  29 

b 3,  22  37  14,  8$ $800 

Clear  CtoGARB&L  Assn  Apr  21,  It  52 

b 2,  4 38  14.  8$ $1,368 

Cincei  M to  L Ghisella  May  24,  It  30  b 1, 

1 39  13,  6$ $500 

Doyle  E to  A Wisner  May  — , It  46  b 6,  32 

39  14,  7$ $600 

Dunlap  L S and  G A to  I Coy  May  15,  It  4 

b 2,  3 38  14,  8$ $500 

Effenberger  J to  N Chicago  M S & B Assn 
May  20,  It  88  It  124  etc,  Bronson’s  add, 

wkly  5 1-5$ $1,600 

Ellis  E to  W F Sheppard  May  15,  Its  24 
and  25  b 69,  9 39  14,  Dec  15,  ’88,  6$. . 

$10,000 

Fisher  J to  E Visser  Apr  21,  It  7 b 8,  Ken- 
sington, 6$ $175 

French  W C to  S R Fitts  Mch  15,  It  31  b 5, 

14  38  14,  2 y 6$  2 deed $700 

Fellows  J to  E Peter  Apr  21.  It  2 It  1 etc,  b 

5.  Rockwell’s  add,  5 y 7$ $600 

Franzine  A C to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society 
May  19,  It  25  It  12  28  40  14,  wkly  5$.  . 

$2,500 

Goede  J to  N Chicago  M S & B Assn  May 
30,  pt  It  67,  Butterfield’s  add,  wkly  5 1-5$ 

b $600 

Graham  W to  Pullman  L & S Bank  May 
19,  n 30  acres  e hf  w hf  n w qr,  10  37  13, 

3 y 7$ $1,000 

Gould  M to  S R Fitts  Mch  15,  It  30  b 5,  14 

38  14,  2 y 6$ $300 

Gandlack  G to  H Mueller  May  17,  pt  It  3 

b 5,  21  40  14,  7 y 6$ $3,000 

Gilmore  E S and  J J to  R R Clarke  May 

24,  Its  42  ad  43,  Lake  View,  6$ $460 

Haas  G to  C Diebal  May  24,  It  1 b 2 b 22 

etc,  Sheffield’s  add,  6$ $500 

Groeber  P to  W Steinbach  May  24,  It  45 

b 9,  29  40  14,  6$ $270 

Harvey  L E and  L P to  W N Hibbard  May 
18,  It  18  b 12,  C,  H & S’s  sub.  11  38  14, 

8$ $2,836 


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Henderson  M and  W to  J Ortel  May  1,  It 
2 b 4,  Sawyer’s  add,  Kensington,  7$.  .$500 
Hoagland  E T to  E Henning  May  22,  pt 

Its  24  to  26  b 6,  Hyde  Park,  6$ $1,616 

Hoy  J to  C A Meister  Dec  1,  Its  49  and  50 

b 1.  S & G’s  add,  7$ $1,000 

Hildebrandt  W to  D W Eldred  May  22,  Its 
28  and  29  b 35,  Jefferson,  mthly,  6$.  .$950 
Hatterman  F W to  H P Smith  May  22,  It 

47  b 11,  Lee’s  add,  5 y 6$  p m $1,100 

Jensen  P to  A Wisner  Apr  5,  Its  5 and  6 b 

11,  Avondale,  42  mos  7$  p m $350 

Koscielniak  M to  C Bentley  Jr  May  12.  It 

35  b 2 b 24,  7 38  14,6$ $300 

Kellenberger  A and  A to  E Murphy  May 
11,  It  17  and  pt  It  18  b 3,  17  41  12,  6$.  . 

$150 

Kielczynski  M to  F E Lempelius  May  24, 

It  10  b 18,  Wright’s  add,  6$ $400 

Launtzen  C to  N Chicago  M S & B Assn 
May  24,  It  19  b 1,  22  37  14,  5 1-5$ ....  $200 
Loftus  P to  G Sommer  May  26,  It  28  b 3, 

Higgins,  L L & Co’s  add  2 y 6$ $1,000 

Leunert  K to  D W Eldred  May  26,  It  12  b 

30,  Jefferson,  7$ $400 

Lau  L P to  L E Lau  May  22,  It  17  b 1,  1 39 

13,  6$.^. $400 

Miller  J H to  E Austin  May  1,  e hf  Its  25 

to  28,  25  40  13,  6 y 7$ $1,000 

Mooney  C and  M to  U S B & L Society, 

Apr  1,  It  13  b 7,  4 38  14,  mthly  8$ $900 

McKey  E B to  H McKey  Feb  29.  ’84,  pt  Its 
1 and  2 It  26  etc,  Ft  Dearborn  add,  7$.  . 

$4,914 

Mercer  J E to  I A Eberhart  Apr  12,  Its  30 

and  31  b 1,  14  38  14 $200 

McClelland  T S to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co  May 
7,  It  14,  It  12  b 54,  Kinzie’s  2d  add,  6$. . 

$5,000 

McLaughlin  J to  R R Clara  May  12,  Its  34 
and  35,  Clark’s  add,  Lake  View.  20  y 6$ 

..  $1,200 

Miller  J to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society  May  21, 

It  120  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  WKly  5$ $1,500 

Maher  A J to  J Heinrich  May  21,  Its  7 

and  8.10  38  14.  6$ $1,000 

McNab  J D to  C Sokup  May  20,  It  9 b 2. 

8 39  14.  2 y 6$ $6,000 

Norton  J to  G B Norton  May  13,  It  45  b B, 

Freeman’s  add,  5$ $1,200 

Ostrom  J to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn 
May  20,  It  33,  Gross  Pk  2d  add,  wkly. 

5 1-5$ $700 

Palmer  E B to  W Chicago  B & L Assn 

May  15,  It  1 b 7,  36  40  13 $500 

Powell  A M and  VV  S to  J Gunzenhauser 

Apr  24,  It  65  b 5,  90  39  14,  3 y 6$ $400 

Peterson  F to  M Schwickart  May  18,  Its 
24  and  25  b 1,  23  38  14,  40  mos  8$  . .$450 
Roberts  G VV  to  J G Shortall  Mai  26,  pt  b 

4,  22  39  14,  8%% $23,000 

Stowell  F B to  J W Doane  May  14,  Its  32 
and  33,  Cottage  Grove,  3 y 7$.  . . . $1,138 
Sherlock  M to  J Mason  Apr  30,  It  6 b 6,  31 

37  15,—,  8$ $1,500 

Safferd  S and  D to  M F Vorberg  Apr  4, 
’84,  Its  26  and  27  b 2,  4 38  14,  2 y 7$.  . 

$1,800 

Schieutz  W H to  C Schientz  May  20,  pt 

It  14  b 16,  Ogden’s  add,  1 y 6$ $4,000 

Schmidt  W L to  C Diebal  Apr  9,  It  23  b 

23,  Sheffield’s  add,  6$ $600 

Sharringhausen  L B to  G D Shee  May  21, 

It  1 b 3,  17  and  20,  41  12,  6$ $2,500 

Schroeder  W to  H P R Assn  May  22,  It  21 

b 12,  6 39  14,  5$ $1,300 

Sjoberg  C J to  VV  Chicago  B <&  L Assn 

Mch  20,  It  46  b 3,  36  4013,  8% $1,200 

Schroeder  J H to  C J Hambleton  et  al  trs 
Ma  y 11,  pt  Its  19  and  20  b 1,  20  40  14, 

mthly  6$ $1,700 

Schmitz  VV  H to  S Schmitz  May  20,  pt  It 

14  b 16,  Ogden’s  add,  2 y 6$ $2,000 

Sullivan  E to  People’s  B <fc  L Assn  May 
17,  Its  5 and  6 b 3,  1 38  13,  wkly  8$.  .$400 
Tessmer  O to  People’s  B & L Assn  May  17 

It  6 b 6,  4 38  14,  8$ $300 

Townsend  J E to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  May 
19,  Its  56  and  57  b 24,  29  39  14,  8$.  . .$700 
Tumbler  F C to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co  May  3, 

It  17  b 1,  5 39  14,  6 y 6$ $15,000 


Van  Minnen  J to  G Spietsman  May  20,  It 

36  It  64,  16  37  14,  5 y 5$ $900 

Woodbridge  J Jr  to  Chicago  Permnt  B & 

L Assn  May  18,  Its  4 to  19  b 15,  31  38  15 

8$ $1,900 

Wolff  A to  G H Huhl  Apr  1,  pt  s hf  n w 

qr,  2 42  12,  6$ 

Wagner  A to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  May  20, 

Its  1 and  2 b 2,  Ingledew’s  add,  Ravens- 
wood, 8$ $1,000 

Walsh  J to  N W M L Ins  Co  Apr  5,  It  11 
and  pt  It  12  b 62,  7 39  14,  5 y 6$. . . $4,500 


OHATTLE  MORTGAGES. 

Allexander  C E to  0 P Snyder  May  18, 

furn  etc,  153  State  st,  6 mos $90 

Anderson  G to  E R Mackey  May  20,  furn 

etc,  Madison,  6 mos $210 

Albright  E to  R A Barclay  Apr  25,  furn 

etc,  560  Washington  st,  1 y $360 

Aronson  M to  F J Macken  May  22,  furn 

etc,  457  Randolph  st,  5 mos $332 

Atwood  C C to  S G Clarke  May  25,  furn 

etc,  1412  Clark  st,  6 mos $200 

Anderson  C C to  C Anderson  May  25,  bar- 
ber shop,  219  MilwauKee  ave,  4 mos.  .$95 
Bauer  H to  F J Mackey  May  19,  furn  etc, 

85  Western  ave,  Dec  14 $106 

Budd  G to  S Clara  Apr  30,  furn  etc,  20  n 

May  st,  9 mos $63 

BuschicK  G E to  C Babcock  May  17,  furn 

etc,  521  Carroll  ave,  Aug  2 $166 

Borse  F to  C Williams  May  22,  furn  etc, 

133  Larrabee  st,  7 mos $32 

Byrns  M J to  A Byrns  May  21,  furn  etc, 

124  n Market  st,  2 y $1,833 

Blockhan  J B to  G City  Billiard  Table  Co 
May  22,  pool  table  etc,  414  Clybourne 

ave,  10  mos $200 

Byers  M to  O P Snyder  May  22,  furn  etc, 

379  w 12th  st,  6 mos $102 

Brooks  E F to  W H King  Max  22,  furn  etc, 

3707  Cottage  Grove  ave,  4 mos $60 

BlacKwell  M H to  O F Malcolm  Max  22, 

furn  etc,  36  Cass  st,  6 mos $129 

Betts  S J to  J H Spear  May  20,  furn  etc, 

N Evanston,  6 mos $250 

Beers  C G to  J W Butler  Paper  Co  May  22 
printing  office,  296  Dearborn  st,  Oct  15 

$548 

Bonner  M A to  M N Alley  May  21,  furn 

etc,  102  29th  st,  Sept  2 $60 

Bonner  H to  W N Alley  May  21,  furn  etc, 

176  Green  st,  6 mos $125 

Boulanger  J A to  C Babcock  May  20,  furn 

etc,  38  Harrison  st,  4 mos $56 

Bell  T to  E T Brown  May  15,  fnrn  etc, 

Winnetka,  6 mos $190 

Bull  J C to  E R Mackey  May  19,  horse  etc, 

LaKe,  6 mos $68 

Battle  S T to  C Williams  May  24,  piano, 

453  Wood  st,  5 mos $65 

Brack  J to  F J Mackey  May  20,  furn  etc, 

1169  n Western  ave.  3 mos $133 

Canfield  H S to  L Brown  May  19,  furn 

etc,  134  Lake  st,  1 y $300 

Cunningham  M S to  0 F Malcolm  May  18, 

furn  etc,  5 Nebraska  st,  11  mos $134 

Cattin  R H to  LAW  Brush  May  17,  furn 

etc,  698  Madison  st,  6 mos $95 

Columbus  N to  M P Biddlecom  Apr  28, 

furn  etc,  554  w 14th  st $80 

Cartwright  F to  C W and  E Partridge 

May  10,  carpet  etc, $230 

Connolly  B to  W Marshall  May  22,  cab, 
Michigan  and  Jacason  sts,  3 mos ....  $186 
Campbell  A to  C Babcock  May  13,  furn 

etc,  Pulman,  4 mos $127 

Coyne  J to  M McGovern  May  19,  horses, 
etc,  2922  Dearborn  st,  June  1,  ’87 ... . $300 
Coffey  W to  C Babcock  May  21,  furn  etc, 

2732  Butterfield  st,  4 mos $70 

Chambers  R to  W H King  May  10,  furn 

etc,  33  Florence  ave,  6 mos $80 

Childe  G D to  C Babcock  May  22,  furn  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  June  27 $111 

Clark  B F to  E R MacKey  May  22,  piano. 

194  39th  st,  6 mos $68 

Doty  S A to  W S Lasher  May  24,  furn  etc, 

141  w Jackson  st,  10  mos $75 


# 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Deuben  R to  J S Fmmert  May  25,  horse 

and  wagon,  1 y ®300 

Douglas  SE  to  N Ifoung  May  25,  press, 

etc, , 1 y $500 

Dougherty  J J to  H A Pemberton  May  26, 

turn  etc.  92  Le  Moyne  st  6 mos $57 

Drennan  E to  E B Mackey  May  21,  turn 

etc,  520  n Market  st,  0 mos $68 

Davidson  S to  L Norman  May  20,  turn  etc, 

2122  Butterfield  st ..$130 

Duncansen  F to  C Babcock  May  20,  press, 

Cicero,  2 $63 

Dye  C C to  H A Adams  May  19,  cigar 

store,  109  w Adams  st,  1 y $250 

Day  L to  Mandel  Bros  May  21,  carpets 
etc,  241  La  Salle  ave,  July  21,  pm..  .$89 
Drescher  H to  F J Mackey  May  21,  turn 

etc,  440  Ogden  ave,  3 mos $222 

Emmons  M to  E R Mackey  May  19,  turn 

etc,  188  ClarK  st,  6 mos $68 

Evans  C to  H B Rogers  May  4,  piano,  190 

n State  st,  4 mos $91 

Equi  A to  M W Kerwin  May  21,  saloon, 

446  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $600 

Equi  A to  C Dupmato  May  21,  saloon,  169 

4th  ave,  2 y $2,500 

Fretz  A to  C Ryan  May  20,  horse  etc,  169 

w Adams  st,  7 mos $94 

Finstad  H to  H Michaelson  May  26,  turn 

etc,  115  Milwaukee  ave,  1 y $600 

Frank  N to  J Cuddy  Jr  May  22,  groceries 

etc,  298  n Franklin  st,  1 y $505 

Fuchs  H to  B Axman  Apr  29,  turn  etc,  51 

State  st,  Feb  1 $100 

Foxwell  C to  J H Norton  May  20,  turn  etc, 

607  Pullman  bldg,  1 m $125 

Fanta  E to  I Beck  May  21,  turn  etc,  240  n 

Market  st,  2 y 6$ 

Fuller  W to  M R Portree  Max  21,  turn  etc, 

449  Milwaukee  ave,  3 mos $25 

Foelsch  M to  C Babcock  May  21,  turn 

etc,  583  n Wood  st,  4 mos $36 

Fretz  A to  C Ryan  May  20,  horse  etc,  169 

w Adams  st,  2 y $94 

Fish  C C to  S Clark  Apr  13,  turn  etc,  757 

Madison  st,  8 mos $41 

Frain  J to  W W Charles  May  19,  turn  etc, 

135  Throop  st,  4 mos $53 

Erench  F to  C J Shields  May  18,  turn  etc, 

N Evanston,  4 mos $95 

Francis  FEtoTH  McNeill  May  19,  store, 

1115  Harrison  st,  2 y $500 

Gastman  A to  C Frick  May  14,  clothing 

etc,  689  Halsted  st,  6 mos $400 

Gilsy  C F to  C H Besley  May  20,  lathe  etc, 

453  w 12th  st,  6 mos $150 

Harteman  E M to  H A Pemberton  May  19, 
horse  and  wagon,  S Evanston,  3 mos.  .$62 
Hunting  C to  J H Spear  May  17,  piano, 

3110  Indiana  ave,  6 mos $56 

Hatpin  S to  Bartholomae  & B Brg  Co  May 

20,  saloon,  338  Ogden  ave $125 

HellenbecK  I N to  M L Pemberton  May 
24,  furn  etc,  478  w Ohio  st,  6 mos ....  $90 
Hart  J M to  M A Hunt  Max  1,  horses  etc, 

51  Halsted  st,  1 y $66 

Hannah  I to  W N Alley  May  20,  furn  etc, 

48  n Morgan  st,  6 mos $50 

Highland  D to  S Richardson  May  21,  furn 

etc,  S Boston  ave,  6 mos $96 

Hall  A to  F J Macke?  May  21,  furn  etc, 

108  Green  st,  Sept  21 $103 

Hilgert  J to  M E Petty  Apr  30,  library  93 

Lewis  st,  Nov  30 $200 

Henry  E to  S Richardson  May  20,  furn  etc, 

884  Lake  st,  5 mos $84 

Halpin  J to  W W Charles  May  19,  horse 

etc,  474  w 14th  st,  2 mos $52 

Hart  J to  M R Bortree  May  10,  horses  etc, 

Riverside,  90  ds $318 

Hammacher  J to  L B Shields  May  18, 

furn  etc.  74  Howe  st,  6 mos $63 

Hanson  T G to  H Barrenschien  May  18, 

furn  etc,  Jefferson  1 y $367 

Irvin  W to  E R Mackey  May  21,  furn  etc, 

Ontario  and  Pine  st,  6 mos $104 

Johnson  D to  W W Charles  May  17,  furn 

etc.  162  Baxter  st,  6 mos $106 

Johnson  C H to  0 P Snyder  May  14, 

machy,  732  Canal  st,  4 mos $59 

Julian  J P to  E R Mackey  May  24,  furn 

etc,  34  Milton  ave,  6 mos $52 

James  W to  E R |Mackey  May  22,  piano. 

Lake  View,  4 mos $120 

Johannes  P J to  W N Alley  May  19  horses 

337  Indiana  st,  3 mos $123 

Johnson  O to  L Leady  May  21,  saloon,  311 

MilwauKee  ave,  1 y $1,000 

Jockel  BtoLH  Freibenger  May  22,  gro 

eery,  Lake $181 

Jensen  E J to  W N Alley  May  22,  furn  etc, 

24  w Erie  st,  3 mos $44 

Jockinsch  C E to  Brand  & Hummell  May 

10,  furn  etc,  S Chicago,  2y  7% $300 

•Jurinde  E to  A Denzel  May  19,  furn  etc, 
104J4  Clybourne  ave,  1 y $110 


Kuhrt  W to  P O’Connell  May  18;  horses 

etc,  237  c Centre  ave,  2 mos $100 

Kerr  W J to  G Howard  May  21,  horse,  2135 

Miohigan  ave,  1 m $90 

Kade  C to  E R Mackey  May  24,  furn  etc, 

555  w 12th  st,  6 mos $57 

Kearney  J G to  F G Mackey  May  15,  bug- 
gies etc,  554  State  st,  Aug  12 ...... . $325 

Kline  C to  C Babcock  May  17,  wagon,  18 

Centre  ave,  July  20 $73 

Kenyen  C F to  H C Parmly  May  1,  furn 

etc,  13  n Clark  st,  3 y $419 

Krause  J to  P Schoenhofen  Brg  Co,  May 

10,  saloon,  746  Halsted  st,  1 y $350 

Kerr  J F to  P Oeff  May  21,  horse  etc,  2135 

Michigan  ave,  3 mos ..$150 

Kaine  D to  W H King  May  20,  furn  etc, 

11  Wisconsin  st,  6 mos $125 

Keegan  J W to  W N Alley  May  19,  furn 

etc,  74  Brown  st,  3 mos $101 

Kockler  J T to  M Schulien  May  21,  sa- 
loon, 57  Cornelia  st,  2 y $700 

Kelleher  C W to  G J Williams  May  12, 

horses  etc,  S Chicago,  3 mos $327 

Knowles  J C to  H C Cloyes  May  21,  furn 

otc,  261  Warren  ave,  2 y $1,000 

King  F W to  W L Lasher  May  24,  furn  etc, 

136  4th  ave,  3 mos $145 

Long  B D to  H M Cook  May  15,  furn  et., 

301  Lake  st,  2 y $800 

Levy  R to  H Brunell  May  20,  furn  etc, 

217  Indiana  st,  2 y $400 

Lee  O A to  E R Mackey  May  20,  furn  etc, 

136  Sedgwick  st.  6 mos $130 

Lampkins  E to  W H King  May  24,  furn 

etc,  212  4th  ave,  6 mos $60 

Large  J R to  G Mueller  May  24,  hoTses 

and  wagon,  15  Park  ave,  30  ds $200 

Lewis  J to  H B Masser  May  20,  furn  etc, 

10  e Taylor  st,  1 y $220 

Landgraf  N to  J L Curtis  May  5,  furn  etc, 

374  Dayton  st,  3 mos $110 

Lehmann  W to  Bemis  & McAvoy  B Co 
May  15,  sMoon,  2453  Cottage  Grove  ay, 

6 mos $850 

Ludford  W to  L H Whitney  May  13,  furn 

etc,  227  20th  st,  3 mos $9 

Loftus  P W to  G Clifford  May  20,  cigar 

store,  644  Lake  st,  2 y $1,500 

LinKs  A F to  R Rothschild’s  Sons  May  15, 
saloon  fittings,  806  Halsted  st,  4 mos  p 

; $400 

Lnndquist  C to  B Axman  Apr  17.  furn 

etc,  Spring  and  Butler  sts,  6 mos $70 

Morgan  A T to  M L Pemberton  May  19, 
furn  and  piano,  2017  Indiana  ave,  4 mos 

$480 

Metzner  C to  Bemis  & McAvoy  Brg  Co 
May  20,  saloon,  19  Blue  Island  ave,  6 m 

$300 

McNeill  C G to  ME  McHenry  May  20, 

horses  etc,  359  W ells  st,  6 mos $360 

Mignouldt  J C to  American  Dosk  Co  May 
21,  furn  etc,  159  La  Salle  st,  90  ds. . .$286 
Morey  F L to  E R Mackey  May  20,  furn 

etc.  243  67th  st,  6 mos $190 

McGuire  J to  H H Evans, saloon,  127 

La  Salle  st,  Sept  1 

Mila  J to  C H Brown  May  18,  horses  etc, 

Jefferson,  2 y $67 

Mulich  J to  E R Mackey  May  19,  furn  etc, 

534  Erie  st,  6 mos $117 

McClory  J to  Chicago  Cracker  Co  May  21, 
horse  and  wagon,  619  w 12th  st,  1 y.  .$200 
Mulvene  E and  W to  C Ryan  May  22,  furn 

etc,  149  w Adams  st,  6 mos $74 

Mich  elson  A to  to  E R Mackey  May  22, 
furn  etc,  746  w Superior  st,  6 mos. . . $110 
Maver  G to  J Wahle  May  18,  furn  etc,  81 

Ilinois  st,  Dec  1 $100 

Matheny  L T to  C Babcock  May  21,  furn 

etc,  1605  State  st,  3 mos $42 

May  A to  E R Mackey  May  22,  furn  etc, 

5238  Aberdeen  st,  6 mos $55 

Monteith  A to  W N Alley  May  18,  furn  etc, 

657  Washington  st,  4 mos $6 

Madden  M A to  L A W Brush  May  24,  furn 

etc,  150  w Congress  st,  6 mos $200 

Mills  C S to  C C Fish  Jan  26,  furn  etc,  655 

Lake  st,  Sept  11 $7 

May  T to  C J Shields  May  25,  furn  etc, 

126  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $310 

McCord  J T to  E T Paul  May  25,  furn  etc, 

204  37th  st,  23  mos $500 

McLean  J R to  W W Charles  May  19, 

horse  etc,  56  Wells  st,  3 mos $110 

Mason  W to  0 P Snyder  May  14,  furn  etc, 

3025  Poplar  st,  5 mos $96 

Morris  B to  O P Snyder  May  14,  furn  etc, 

Lane,  4 mos $125 

Miller  W H to  S E Good  May  11,  furn  etc, 

377  State  st,  2 y $265 

McLadden  E to  T Boyle  May  19,  furn  etc, 

3529  Wentworth  ave $52 

Mack  R to  Mandel  Bros  May  20,  carpet 
etc,  2123  Dearborn  st,  Sept  27,  1 mo. . 

$170 


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SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  Wo  friction.— Wo  Woise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farwell’s  “ 

0 Tf  Case’s  ** 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

51  to  59  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


Prices  of  Mechanics’  and  Laborers’  Wages. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


McCormick  J to  M Fogarty  May  20,  turn 

etc,  Hyde  Park,  11  mos $148 

McHold  T to  L E Lamb  May  21,  saloon, 

31  s Water  st,  90  ds $750 

Moore  P to  C Babcock  May  19,  turn  etc, 

1G18  Butterfield  st,  Aug  7 $61 

Moss  C lo  O P Snyder  May  18,  turn  etc, 

106  Peoria  st,  4 mos $56 

Nelson  P R to  A F Hartke  May  17,  turn 

etc,  Lake  View,  6 mos $58 

Nagel  M to  E R Mackey  turn  etc,  Cicero, 

$99 

Neary  T C to  E R Mackey  May  22,  turn 

etc,  Central  Park,  6 mos $104 

O’Neill  E to  C Wyman  May  15,  turn  etc, 

503  Carroll  ave,  18  mos $90 

O’Daniel  J W to  E R Mackey  May  20, 

turn  etc,  846  Van  Burenst,  6 mos $195 

Peterson  J to  W N Alley  May  19,  restau- 
rant, 282  5th  ave,  6 mos $143 

Paschen  F W to  C Babcock  May  19,  fum 

etc,  95  Baxter  st,  Aug  15 $57 

Powers  J to  S Richardson  May  18,  furn 

etc,  154  Townsend  st,  5 mos $82 

Peare  F J to  L A W Brush  May  19,  furn 

etc,  184  w Monroe  st $100 

Peterson  C to  E Johnson  June  21,  sewg 

machines  etc, , 2 y $200 

Patton  VV  D to  A Harrison  , furn  etc, 

384  Belden  avo,  Sept  1 $55 

Penny  K to  C Babcocn  May  18,  furn  etc, 

79  s Green  st,  wkly $132 

PanKonin  F to  Garden  City  Billiard  T Co 
May  22,  billiard  goods,  577  Lincoln  av, 

P m $165 

Pratt  C to  E R MacKey  May  22,  furn  etc, 

Cicero,  6 mos $132 

Porschler  T to  H Papke  May  24.  horses, 

etc,  379  Polk  st,  9 mos $175 

Perry  D to  C Wyman  May  17,  furn  etc, 

274  Fulton  st.  4 mos $59 

Redway  M to  W L Lasher  May  21,  furn 

etc,  42  s Peoria  st,  7 mos $199 

Runge  J B to  C Babcock  May  17,  horses 

etc,  176*4  Ohio  st,  4 $161 

Rhoades  C to  E R Mackey  May  24,  horse 

etc,  11  Huron  st,  6 mos $130 

Ryberg  C J to  J Seeger  Apr  9,  furn  etc, 

285  Milwaukee  ave,  4 mos $100 

Richardson  D M to  N Neufeld  May  25, 
furn  etc,  and  ground  lease,  283  Canal  st, 

3 “os $2,500 

Risler  T A to  F J Mackey  May  19,  furn 

etc,  87  Sholto  st,  4 mos $78 

Reichert  M to  H W Niedert’s  Sons  May 

19,  wagon, , 1 y $126 

Rayen  M and  B J to  D Rankin  May  17, 

furn  etc,  442  12th  st,  6 mos $75 

Roe  Eto  Nichols  & Hill  May  20,  furn  etc, 

282  Indiana  st,  2 y $135 

Reinach  A to  I C Davis  May  21,  horses  etc 

• ->  APr  13 $375 

Richards  L M to  E O’Neill  May  10,  Corliss 
engine  etc,  63  and  65  Canal  st,  4 mos. . 

$1,000 

Rassmussen  M S to  E S Barnum  May  20. 

furn  etc,  252  Wells  st,  Jan  1 $568 

Schaefer  E R to  Morrison,  Plummer  & Co 
May  15,  drugs,  etc,  146  Ambrose  st,  9 m 

D $79 

Stemmermann  C to  G BruecKenschmidt, 

restaurant,  S Chicago,  2 y $200 

Sells  S C to  E R Mackey  May  21,  furn  etc, 

92  n Western  ave,  6 mos $130 

Stirmel  J to  M E McHenry  May  20,  furn 

etc,  415  Hurlbut  st,  4 mos $63 

Stafford  F P to  F Sorgenfrei  May  22, 

^ horse,  wagon  etc,  Hyde  Park,  2 y $900 

Shaffer  L to  C Babcock  May  10,  piano,  2 

mos $68 

Streeter  G W to  W L Lasher  May  19, 
steamboat  etc,  South  Branch,  21  mos. . 

$666 

Spain  M E to  L AW  Brush  May  21,  furn 

etc,  418  Monroe  st,  6 mos $360 

Santa  W to  J Santa  May  15,  furn  etc,  23 


Spengler  C to  Garden  City  Billiard  T Co 
May  15,  billiard  goods,  112  n Clark  st,  9 

“°8  p m $225 

Schuster  H B to  E W MacKinzie  May  14, 
horses  and  phaeton,  1023  n Halsted  st, 

3 “os $108 

Schuster  H B to  E W MacKinzie  Dec  31, 

^ horses  etc,  1023  n Halsted  st,  6 mos.  .$120 
Stirling  J T to  E W MacKinzie  May  19, 

furn  etc, $85 

Thomas  J L to  A S Adams  May  21,  barber 

shop,  70  Harrison  st,  1 y $100 

Todhunter  J to  L G Kirkland  May  18. 

furn  etc,  291  Wabash  ave,  6 mos...  $132 
Premain  A L to  E Foster  Apr  10,  green 

houses  etc,  Evanston $200 

Thier  J to  W S Wharton  May  17,  furn  etc, 

101  Flournoy  st,  6 mos $52 

Tanner  J P to  0 P Snyder  May  18,  furn 

etc,  1011  Congress  st,  1 mo $144 

Taylor  A B to  O F Malcolm  May  20,  furn 

etc,  1211  Wabash  ave,  6 mos $260 

Van  Valkenburgh  M J to  J D Spear  May 
20,  piano  and  furn,  36  Oaxwood  bd.  .$105 
Walliser  F G to  M L Pemberton  May  20, 

furn  etc,  211  26th  st,  6 mos $104 

Walker  M J to  C Babcock  May  20,  fum 

etc,  615  Lake  st,  3 mos $340 

Webster  R C to  H C Swan  Apr  10,  horse, 

Hanover,  Oct  10 $55 

Wallace  A jr  to  W H Aldrich  May  21, 

horses  etc,  22  Wilson  st,  1 y $1,000 

Whitney  J O to  W S Watsons  May  1,  horse 

ete> 1 y $200 

Wilson  G P to  D RanKin  May  20,  furn 

etc,  34  Pine  st,  6 mos $125 

White  A R to  E T Brown  May  24,  furn 
and  piano,  62  Elizabeth  st,  6 mos.  . . .$73 
Wilcox  C P to  C Babcock  May  24,  horse 

etc,  572  Wabash  ave,  3 mos $67 

Wilson  H T to  O F Malcolm  May  19,  furn 

etc,  New  Trier,  6 mos $65 

Winslow  F to  A Rehbock  May  19,  laundry, 

1305  State  st,  1 y $500 

Willoughby  A P to  W W Charles  May  18, 

furn  etc,  Hyde  Pk,  6 mos $850 

Wells  A H to  A F Temple  May  22,  piano, 

46  s May  st,  30  ds ' $60 

Wilson  M to  W E Hoyte  May  21,  furn  etc, 

257  Michigan  st,  6 mos $50 

Wiles  A J to  C Williams  Max  22,  furn  etc, 

179  Sangamon  st $130 

Weiss  I to  L Lauril  May  18,  saloon,  171  w®? 

Randolph  st,  270  ds $398 

Watt  W to  J D Spear  May  2,  furn  etc, 

Lake  View,  4 mos $57 

Young  J to  E A Erickson  May  19,  horses 
etc,  2011  Prairie  ave,  1 mos $560 


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Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 
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Call  Telephone  K«.  209. 


all  the  newest  designs  in 


Clybourne  ave,  2 


.$300 


Smith  N R to  C E Baker  May  20,  furn  etc, 

_ 1 “os $55 

Sodan  T to  L Emmel  May  20,  furn  etc,  155 

Van  Buren  st,  1 y $250 

Stone  J M to  E R Mackey  May  24,  furn 

etc,  57  n State  st,  6 mos $130 

Spaulding  O L to  C Babcock  May  7,  furn 

etc,  375  Belden  ave,  3 mos $70 

Smith  F A to  C Williams  May  24,  horses 

etc,  23d  st,  5 mos $65 

Salzer  F to  M L Pemberton  May  15,  gro- 
cery etc,  110  Canalport  ave,  6 mos  . . . . $70 
Sprecklemeyer  G to  C Babcocx  May  14. 

furn  etc,  2517  Calumet  ave,  Aug  16. . .$70 
Staudelmeyer  G to  C Babcock  May  18, 

horse  etc,  121  Fullerton  ave $94 

Starkey  J L to  C BabcocK  May  4,  furn  etc, 

17  4th  ave,  July  31 $111 

Scott  W to  C Babcock  May  20,  furn  etc, 
163  Napoleon  st,  3 mos $50 


B1LI.S  OF  8ALR. 

Allen  J B to  S A Allen  May  13,  live  stock, 

Livingstone  Go,  111 $3,000 

Equi  A toC  Anglica  May  10,  saloon,  1728 

Wabash  ave $3,000 

Horper  J O to  E J Horper  May  19,  furn 

etc,  120  Loomis  st $y 

Hayes  D to  C W Dalrymple  May  4,  house, 

80  w Adams  st $535 

Hartrauft  L M to  J E Alexander  May  21, 

furn  etc,  3205  State  st $650 

Josselyn  E R to  J Josslyn  May  19,  furn 

etc,  520  Wabash  ave $10 

Kalteux  P to  J Kovar  Aug  14,  house,  El- 
ston ave  and  Blackhawk  st $1,800 

Kovar  J to  A Kovar  May  18,  bldg,  Elston 

ave  and  Blackhawk  st $2,000 

Ryan  C to  J R O’Connor  May  20,  house, 

Lake $375 


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JE»«MEJITS. 

STJPEBIOB  OOUBT. 

96572  Morris  Cohn  et  al  v Solomon  T Able- 
son.  On  findg,  $513.50. 

97078  Thomas  Cratty  et  al  v Philip  Decker. 

By  deflt,  $413.60.  Dis  as  to  Hebord. 
97363  Albert  C Sprague  et  al  v I C R R Co. 

By  agrmt,  $250.  Satisfied. 

97358  Charles  M Hapgood  v S J Singer.  By 
agrmt,  $778.50. 

97297  Hiram  Hyde  v Thomas  W and  Mary 
Davis.  On  findg,  $436.97. 

97362  Hibbard,  Spencer,  Bartlett  & Co  v 
Edward  Lloyd.  By  deflt,  $290.32,  and  sci 
fa. 

96922  Bernard  Cohn  v Michael  Pierce  and 
Wm  Cogney.  On  ver,  $300. 

96324  Adam  Eorepaugh  v Wm  Gillam.  Plff 
remits  $8.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $370. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

93287  Henry  J Melendy  v Charles  Osner. 
Mont  denied  and  judgt,  $1,600.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

101511  Wolff  Mfg  Co  v James  J Byrne.  By 
deflt,  $773.76. 


" uiKri  s I'uiem  metallic  Alilujties. 

We  can  furnish  them  in  Painted  Tin.  Galvanized  Tin 
and  Copper.  We  shall  carry  a large  stock  to  enable  us  to 
fill  orders  promptly.  We  have  taken  hold  of  this  shingle 
because  we  believe  it  the  best  one  we  have  seen.  Circu- 
lars and  prices  furnished  on  application. 


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CHICAGO,  ILL., 

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For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  un.rt 
forrnly  satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

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pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


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You  will  find  it  on  the  new  Florida  Southern  Railroad. 
We  are  giving  away  alternate  lots  in  this  town  to  any 
who  will  apply.  No  Conditions.  These  lots  are 
suitable  for  a home,  speculation,  or  a present  to  par- 
ents, sweethearts  or  friends  whom  you  wish  to  own 
real  estate.  Five  acres  farming  land  given  to  actual 
settlers.  We  have  farming  lands  for  cash,  or  part  on 
time.  Will  trade  or  exchange.  Send  for  plat  and  de- 
scription. Railroad  excursion  at  less  than  half  fare 
in  October. 

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BRANCH  OFFICES — 

E.  J.  Mellette,  12  Cortlandt  St.,  New  York. 
Jno.  F.  Wood,  31  Milk  St..  Boston. 

E.  McGinnis,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 

G.  H.  Milman,  Fort  Meade,  Fla. 


E.  L.  WRIGHT.  A DeVERE  TURNER. 

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Real  Estate, 

Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

116  Dearborn  st.,  Room  19.  - - CHICAGO. 


97983  Edward  Stein  etal  v 0,  St  L & P R R 
Co.  Plff  remits  $ HO.  Mont  denied  and 
judgt,  $60. 

102809  Frederick  Sommer  et  al  v Daniel 
Wade  and  Thomas  R McKillip.  On  findg 
$296.49. 

99343  Isaac  Waixel  v Simon  and  Jacob  Pow- 
ell. By  deflt,  $5,266.33. 

99344  Martin  Culver,  use  etc,  v Obed  Scott. 
On  findg,  $200  debt;  $200  das  entire. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

U.  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT. 

584  Pierce  v Rook.  Judgt  bv  consent,  $850. 

486  E F Winch  v J H Osterhout.  Mo  n t 
withdrawn;  judgt  v garnishee,  $271.87. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

51015  Alouzo  H Lamphere  v Elizabeth  Rus- 
sell. On  findg,  $79.25  and  v plff  for 
costs. 

51346  E B Taylor  v Henry  S Brown.  Same, 
$1,762.23. 

50978  George  S Wells  v George  W Pomeroy. 
Same,  $32.  Appl;  bond  ex  in  30  ds  and 
bill  ex  in  60  ds. 

41758  Adolph  Sigmund  et  al  v Narodus  Hla- 
vus  Rad  etc.  By  deflt,  $944. 

56292  Hugh  L Mason  v Warren  B Gardner. 
By  deflt,  $404. 

51086  Mrs  P R Gibbs  v R B Merriman.  On 
findg,  $25. 

51859  Ristow  Mfg  Co  v John  Ebert.  $17  and 
proc. 

52083  C W M Friedlander  v Franx  E Whiter. 
$17  and  proc. 

52090  R Gottleif  v B Sunfield.  $6.90  and 
proc. 

52147  Wm  Owens  v Geo  Fleming.  $16  and 
proc. 

52201  H L Kochersperger  v Benj  M Miller. 
$8.90  and  proc. 

52343  J Sohkamp  v J Otsradowec.  $11  and 
proc. 

54071  Anthony  Creary  v Moritz  Stroubel. 
$10.90  and  proc. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

4364  George  W Deal,  use  etc  v Albert  C 
Terry.  On  ver,  $196.  Dis  as  to  Leonard. 


AS  SIGSMESTS. 

Evans  W L to  A Johnson  May  25.  No  sche- 
dules. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

HI ay  31. 

Lot  19  in  blk  3 and  lots  11  and  12  In  blk  9,  all  in  D S 
Lee’s  add;  lots  1 2 and  3 in  b 5 in  sub  of  bs  1 2 4 and  5 
in  Watson,  Tower  & Davis’  sub  of  w hlf  nw  qr  of  sec 
6 39  14;  lots  18  19  20  and  21  in  b 1 in  E B McCagg’s  sub 
of  out-lot  19  in  the  sub  of  Board  of  Trustees  of  111  & 
Mich  Canal  of  the  sw  qr  of  sec  5 39  14,  also  lots  42  and 
43  in  blk  23  of  C T’s  sub  in  sec  5 39  14.  J L Wilson, 
Spec’l  Comm’r.  L N. 

W hlf  of  lot  47  in  blk  35  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14, 
with  buildings  and  improvements  thereon.  H L Wait, 
Master.  L N. 

Lots  5 6 7 8 9 10  11  12  and  13  in  Gayte’s-  sub  of  s X 
of  lot  20  in  Newhall,  Larned  & Woodbridge’s  sub  of 
nw  qr  of  sec  15  38  14.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

All  of  lot  53  in  b 1 in  Brown’s  add,  said  add  being 
laid  out  in  the  s 45  acres  of  e half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  32  39 
14.  A F Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  78  of  Kralovec  & Honomichl’s  sub  of  b 13  John- 
son & Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  J R Custer, 
Master.  L N. 

June  1. 

Lot  15  in  b 135  in  School  sec  add.  D J Avery,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 

June  2 

Lots  9 and  10  in  b 8 Lee’s  add,  with  build’gs  known 
as  663  and  665  N Robey  st.  A F Stevenson,  Master. 
L N. 

June  £. 

Lot  58  in  block  1 in  Sampson  & Greene’s  add,  with 
Suilding  and  Improvements  thereon.  Fred’k  Voltz, 
quccessor  in  Trust.  L N. 

June  7. 

W half  of  lot  47  in  blk  35  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14. 
H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  5 and  6 and  sth  26  43-100  ft  of  lot  4 in  Busby’s 
sub  of  w 127  67-100  ft  of  b 8 in  Busby’s  sub  of  s hlf  ot 
se  qr  of  nw  qr  of  sec  10  38  14,  D J Avery,  Master. 
L N. 

Lot  3 in  sub  of  lots  2 and  3 b 53  of  C T’s  sub  of  nw 
qr  of  sec  21  39  14  L N,  E J Whitehead,  Master. 

W hlf  of  b 110  in  Cornell,  being  a sub  in  secs  26  and 
35  38  14.  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  II  to  19  in  Price’s  sub  of  8 qr  of  sw  qr  of  nw 
qr  nw  qr  of  sec  35  40  13;  also  e I acr  of  s 2‘A  aes  of  n 
15(4  acs  of  w hlf  of  w hlf  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35;  also  all 
that  part  of  s 3 acs  of  n 20  acs  of  w hlf  of  w hlf  of  nw 
qr  of  said  sec  35,  Price’s  sub  containing  acre.  J R 
| Custer,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  24  and  25  of  Stewart’s  sub  of  s half  of  blk  6 in 
] Johnston  k Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14,  Henry 
j T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

June  8. 

N 50  ft  of  lot  1 in  b 19  Hyde  Park;  also  lots  29  30  31 
and  32  in  b 30  Cornell  (Grand  Crossing),  being  a sub 
of  sec  26  and  pt  of  sec  35  38  14.  D K Pierce,  Adm’r. 
LN. 


An  und  1-5  pt  of  lot  22  in  b 2 In  Sawyer’s  sub  of  b 2 
in  1st  add  to  Kensington,  Hyde  Park;  also  und  1-5  pt 
of  n hlf  of  lots  1 and  2 in  b F in  Palatine  Charles  H 
Patten,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  2 in  sub  of  b 15  in  Walshe’s  sub  of  s % of  se  qr 
of  sec  20  39  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

N 25  ft  of  lot  19  of  blk  2 in  Myrick’s  2nd  add.  S F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  11  of  b 11  of  Beebe’s  sub  of  e hlf  nw  qr  of  sec  2 
39  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

W 61  4-10  ft  of  lot  6 in  b 3 in  Assessor’s  sub  of  lots 
17  to  21  in  School  Trustee’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  A F 
Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

June  9. 

Lot  3 of  Pieter  & Dalenberg’s  sub  of  part  of  w hlf 
of  sw  qr  of  sec  15  37  14.  Christiana  C Getze,  Adm’x. 
L N. 

Beginning  at  the  ne  cor  of  blk  4 of  Linden  Grove 
sub,  being  the  nw  35  acs  and  s 90  acs  of  nw  qr  of  sec 
21  38  14.  F L Kimmey,  Trustee.  L N. 

Beginning  at  a point  on  the  n line  of  and  159  ft  w 
from  the  ne  cor  of  blk  4 of  Linden  Grove  sub,  being 
the  nw  35  acs  and  s 90  acs  of  nw  qr  of  sec  21  38  14.  F 
L Kimmey,  Trustee.  L N. 

Lots  43  and  44  in  b 5 of  Hoyt,  Canfield  & Matteson’s 
sub  of  the  s hlf  of  sw  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  16  38  14.  Fred 
L Kimmey,  Trustee.  L N. 

June  15. 

Lot  23  in  blk  38  in  the  original  sub  of  Irving  Park. 
Jas  R B Van  Cleave,  Admr.  L N. 

Und  hlf  of  lot  18  of  Claflin’s  sub  of  b 1 in  Johnston 
k Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  Frantiska  Vo- 
picka,  Adm’x.  L N. 

Lots  31  and  32  of  John  Fitch’s  re-sub  of  b 26  in 
Sheffield’s  add,  with  buildings  and  improvements 
thereon.  J R Custer,  Master.  LN. 

June  16. 

Lots  26  and  27  b 2 James  Couch’s  sub  n Vt  s % nw 
qr  sec  13  39  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Snb  lot  23  of  lots  9 to  18  and  20  to  22  of  b 1 Shef- 
field’s add.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  LN. 

Lot  31  b 3 Hitt  et  als  sub  sec  26  40  13,  also  lot  15  as- 
sessor’s sub  sec  23  40  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
L N. 

W 110  ft  of  lot  2 and  w 110  ft  of  n >4  of  lot  3 al)  in  b 
15  in  Evanston.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  6 7 and  8 of  b 4 in  W F Daly’s  sub  of  part  of 
ne  qr  of  sec  4 38  14;  al6o  lots  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and  8 of  b 4 
(except  street  and  alleys)  of  Hubbard,  Crocker  & 
Stone’s  sub  of  10  acres  n of  and  adj  the  s % and  e of 
and  adj  the  w 22!4  acres  of  n % of  ne  qr  of  sec  4 38  14. 
H T Steele,  Master.  L A. 

Lots  19  to  29  of  b 3 of  Commons  & Best’s  add  to 
Evanston,  said  add  being  a pt  of  sw  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec 
12  and  of  part  of  se  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  11  all  in  T 41  R 
13.  H.  T.  Steele,  Master.  L A. 

June  £3. 

Lots  19  and  20  in  Stinson’s  sub  of  b 15  in  sub  of  sec 
19  39  14.  J F Mendsen,  Adm’r.  L N. 

June  £6. 

That  part  of  b 7 in  Elston’s  add.  Jacob  Katke, 
Adm’r.  L N. 

June  7. 

Sub-lot  27  of  lots  2 3 and  4,  Butterfield’s 
add.  Bertha  Schwe,  Admx.  L A. 


June  11. 

N 17  ft  front  and  rear  n 37  ft  of  lot  1 blk 

28  Johnston,  R & Storr’s  add.  H T Steele, 
Master.  L A. 

June  3. 

Lots  53  54  55,  Caspar’s  sub,  pt  line  e Blue 
Island  av,  b 11,  Johnston  ifc  Lee’s  sub  sw  qr 
20  39  14.  A F Stevenson,  Master.  L A. 
June  5. 

Lot  21  S E Gross’  sub  blk  1,  Wm  Lill  and 
heirs  of  Mich  Diverey’s  div  sw  hlf  nw  qr  sec 

29  R 14.  Clair  E More,  Sped  Mastr.  L A. 
June  23. 

Lot  24  b 33  Norwood  Park.  F S Moffett, 
Trustee.  L A. 

May  26. 

Lot  12  b 9 Ravenswood.  H L Wait,  Mas- 
ter. L A. 

May  26. 

Lot  18  blk  3 Adam  Murray’s  add,  s frl  nw 
qr  28  39  14.  Arno  Voss,  Master.  L A. 

June  7. 

Sub-lot  21  n 3 acrs  lot  2 b 37,  C T’s  snb  w 
half  and  so  much  of  se  qr  as  lies  w of  south 
branch  Chicago  River.  21  39  14.  Johanna 
Lucas,  Adm’x.  L A. 

June  2. 

Lot  15  b 2 Butler,  Wright  & Webster’s  add. 
H Waller,  Master.  L A. 

Order  to  sell,  application  for  June  term  of 
court,  3rd  Monday,  as  follows:  Pt  of  s 44 34 
acre  piece  of  9434  acre  tract  19  41  14,  sever- 
al pieces  and  parcels.  Catharine  O’Neill, 
Guardian.  L A. 


Probably  one  of  the  most  difficult  prob- 
blems  that  at  present  meets  real  estate  own 
ers  and  managers  of  properties, more  espec- 
ially those  who  have  tenement  houses  under 
their  supervision  and  care,  is  to  satisfy  their 
tenants  clamoring  for  improvements.  To 
meet  a difficulty  in  the  shape  of  excessive 
figures  usually  charged  for  wall  papers,  J. 
T.  Dunn  has  opened  a store  at  7riE.  Jackson 
St.  near  State,  and  carries  an  entire  line  of 
papers  made  by  manufacturers  not  in  the 
pool.  The  stocK  is  entirely  new,  and  of 
fashionable  designs.  We  should  imagine 
that  seeing  the  nature  of  the  stock  and  the 
absense  of  high  rent  and  other  unnecessary 
expenses,  that  Mr.  Dunn  can  sell  at  the  low- 
est figures,  and  give  satisfaction  to  raal  es- 
tate men. 


WH1TEWOOD. 


Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in  ... . $38.00@40. 

1st  and  2d 30.00  35. 

Box  boards 35. 

Inch  and  over 36.  30. 

Half  inch 33.  28. 

Common  1st,  1 in 30.  22. 

Plank 22.  25. 

Cull 12.  15- 

ASH. 

1 to  4 in $35.00@40. 

Wagon  stock 10- 

Wagon  poles 55.00@60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in. . . 45.00@ 
Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 50.00@ 

OAK. 

Clear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.  @38. 

Common...., 22.  @25. 

Timber 25.  @28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in.,  clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45. 

Quartered 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  35. 

Common 25. 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@90. 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55, 

HICKORY. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50. 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

334x434 90@  1.00 

4x5 L00@  1.25 

4x6 150 

434  x6 1-75 

5x6 1.75 

BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  60. 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 75. 

34x10  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m . 125.00 

Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

2^x2^ 7 

3x3 19 

MAPLF. 

Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25. 

Gray  elm 20. 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.  @40. 

Sycamore 25. 

Chestnut 50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.  @40. 


YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  0.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOOBING,  KILN  DRIED 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls 15 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OB  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 

STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  1%,  1J4  and 

2 in $35. 

Common 27. 

FINISHING. 

1st  aud  2d  clear $32.00 


336 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


TT'RIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
JY  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor.  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 

T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

Wil.  LEAGUE  «Jt  CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

T YMAN  k GIDDINGS,  Real  Estate  Agents.  Room 
XJ  25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 

11 FAGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
111  La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 

II  fTCK,  JAS.  F.,  k SON,  Real  Estate,  Renting,  Loans, 

III  Englewood  property  a specialty.  6216  Wentworth 
ave.,  Englewood,  and  Room  29,  16]  La  Salle  st. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  & 54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 

/TSBORNE  & KEELER,  Real  Estate,  177  LaSalle  st., 
Y/  Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  Don-residents. 

T)ARROTT,  JAMES  J. — Real-Estate  and  Loans— 
X Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 

T>ATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
XT  Rooms  96  and  97,  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  POBTEB, 
REAL  ESTATE  ) 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St.,  - Chicago. 

T)EED,  F.  J.— 161  La  Salle  st.  Renting  Agency. 
XL  Business  Property  a Specialty.  Chicago. 

T)  EDFIELD  C.  8, — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
XI  ance,  6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS- 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

QCHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
ij  kers,  207  Chicago  avenue,  Chicago. 

QCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  k 81 
iO  Fifth  ave.,  Staats  ZeitungBldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 

OCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
lO  Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place,  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMOBE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 

QTEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
O Island  Ave  , corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a speai 

fTUDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Nol ary 
X Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

BEAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

1G1  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.  ILL. 

T7IERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans ; buys, 
V sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 

^yALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

HO  Monroe  Street. 

VT7EBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
f V Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 

DIRECTORY 


ALLES,  JOHN,  J1 
125  S.  Clark  str< 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


ANDERSON.  GUST.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Broker. 

153  E.  Randolph  Street.  Room  3.  Lake  View  and 
Evanston  property  a specialty. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  162  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 


J,  P.  BOWES. 


G.  B.  CRUICKSHANK. 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

BEAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 84  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Beal  Estate  and  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago,  - - ILLINOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 


BROWN,  IRA 
Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 
gin. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 


CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 


CHASE,  J.  J.,  Real  Estate,  Room  14,  Major  Block, 
southeast  corner  Lasalle  and  Madison  streets; 
Investments  made  and  taxes  paid  for  residents  and 
non-residents.  Notary  Public. 


COLE,  M.  1.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated.  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Chicago.  Notary  Public. 


W.  L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

DELAMATER,  S.,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Rents  Col- 
lected, Estates  Managed,  Taxes  Paid.  Humboldt 
Park  property  a specialty.  56  Dearborn  street. 


D 


REYER,  E.  S.  & CO.,  Bankers,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans,  99  Dearborn  street. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 

ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Re  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  Rooms  6 
and  7 — 123  and  125  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  111. 


/"'I  OODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
\JT  Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 


G 


OODRICH,  HORACE  A.,  Real  Estate  Broker,  Room 
32,  Borden  Block,  99  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 


GOODRIDGE,  EDWARD  & CO.,  Real  Estate,  House 
Renting  and  Collecting  Agents,  Notaries  Public, 
corner  saugamon  and  Madison  streets,  Chicago. 
Reference  since  1858  : Traders’  Bank. 


f 'I  REEN,  FRED.  W.,  Dealer  in  Woodlawn  Park  lots 
\X  and  houses  and  lots;  also  Secretary  Village  Loan 
and  Building  Association,  Room  6 Borde.i  Block. 
99  Randolph  Street,  Chicago. 


(j 


RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
kers, cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 


G UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street. 

/ ^ ROSS,  S.E.  k CO., Dearborn  and  Randolph  streets. 
vT  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a *pe- 
clalty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years 


HAWKINSON  k BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


H 


AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
street,  Chicago.  Room  12,  Reaper  Block. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  7,  111  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


O.  M.  Wells.  j.  m.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

IR-E-A-Li  BST  -A.  T E3, 

1G*  LaSalle  St..  Room  IS,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  S.  Wheeler. 

W 


J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 
HEELER  & CO:,  Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting. 
Room  1-  -130  LaSalle  St. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


J^AYTON,  R.  P. 


1 82  Dearborn  St., 


BEAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEEB 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 


C 


AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Oaloirc.ining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Bear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Chicago. 


Building  Materials 
For  Sale. 


J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

40  South  Peoria  Street, 

tores  and  Offices  Fitted  up  on  Short  Notice. 

Losses  adjusted  for  Fire  Insurance  Companies. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  Joubnal. 

OFFICE:  164  and  166  Washington  St  , Rooms  12  and  14. 

One  square,  1 month,  $4;  3 months,  $11;  6 months,  $20 
1 year,  $36. 

Two  squares,  1 month,  $6;  3 months,  $17;  6 months, 
$32;  1 year,  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 months. 
$45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 months 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 months 
$150. 

Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  mov- 
able, and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  the 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 


Terms  of  Subscription, 

Postage  prepaid. 


United  States $4  06 

Canada $4 

Great  Britain $5 

Germany.  France  Austria  etc $5 


DIXON  & PETERSONt 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDINGS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


THE  PORTLAND  BLOCK 

Ba/rtoer  Strop 
IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 
HIGH  CHARACTER  OF  THE  SURROUNDINGS 


Seasonable  Prices  and  Extra  Good  Work 
Constitute  our  Capital. 

No.  72  Washington  Street, 

Claica-go. 

JULIUS  A.  CILISKE.  - - Proprietor 


- THE  LIGHT  RUNNING  -; 


SEWING  MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


PERFECT  SATISFACTION 


Nei  Home  Sewing  Machine  Co. 

— ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

FOR  SALE  BY' 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


8§3 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ikon  Oobnioes,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Booting  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


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WHO  IS  UNACQUAINTED  WITH  THU  CEOCRAPHY  OF  THIS  COUNTRY,  WILlJ 
SEE  BY  EXAMINING  THIS  MAP,  THAT  THE 


Gas  Machines, 

Plain  and  Fancy  Lamps, 

CAR  AND  FACTORY  LAMPS, 

BUILDERS  OF  GAS  AND  WATER- 
WORKS, 

Gasoline! 

PENNA.  GLOBE  GAS  LIGHT  CO., 

47  & 49  North  Second  Street,  Philadelphia. 

N.  Y.  & N.  J.  G.  G.  Lt.  Co.,  Limited, 

1 Park  Place,  N.  Y. 

Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  anil  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 

YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434. 

Chicago  Lumber  Market. 

YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS-WRY. 

THICK  ('I. KARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1-inch 14  8 00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  114  and  114  inches 46  00 

3d  clear,  154, 114  and  2 incnes 44  00 

A select,  114  and  114  inches 40  00 

A select,  Z inches 42  00 

B select,  154,  154  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select 22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 34  00 

All  one  length',  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select 26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS— ROUGH. 

stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  00 

B 38  00 

C 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 17  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  Inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00_ 

C 33  00- 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 35 

B 33 

C 26  0 

A clear,  4-inch 35  00 

B 29  00 

C 26  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  Nol  boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

B 35  10 

0 27  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 40  00 

A siding  strips 38  00 

A flooring  strips 83  00 

B „ „ 32  00, 

O „ 23  00 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

B 20  50' 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  % -inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  54 -inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  00 

B,  % insh  , 6 inch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  UD’ 10  50 

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CHICACO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

Bv  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
West  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nental link  in  that  system  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
is  also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  from  points  Et  st.  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding  points  W est,  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  its  mam  line  and  branches,  Chicago, 
Joliet,  Ottawa,  La  Salle,  Peoria,  Geneseo,  Molino  and  Rock  Island,  in  Illinois; 
Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield,  Ottumwa,  Oskaloosa,  West 
Liberty,  Iowa  City,  Des  Moines,  Indianola,  W interset.  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie  Centre  and  Cour^cil  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin, 
Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  aria  Atchison, 
in  Kansas;  Albert  Lea,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul,  in  Minnesota;  Watertown  in 
Dakota,  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 

THE  CREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  of  continuous  steel  rail;  sub- 
stantially built  culverts  and  bridges;  rolling  stcck  as  near  perfection  aa 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 
and  air-brakes;  and  that  exacting  discipline  which  governs  the  practical 
operation  of  all  its  trains.  Other  specialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 
all  connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 
luxuries  of  its  Passenger  Equipment. 

The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  and  the  Missouri  River  are  com- 
posed of  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent  Pullmai, 
Palace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dining  Cars,  m which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  “good  Digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

lathe  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  Denote  for  all  points  in  tho  Territonea 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route,  Past  Express  Trains  are  run  to  the 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  hunting  and  fish- 
ing grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  the 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastoral  lands  of  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DTRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
between  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati,  Indianapolis,  and  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable,  as  well  aa 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada;  or 
by  addressing 

E.  ST.  JOHN, 

°rnl  Ticket  and  Passenger  Agent,  Chlctflfc 


R.  R.  CABLE, 

President  and  General  Manager.  Chicago. 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 


FITTING-S  and 
FURNITURE. 


194  LaSalle  St.,- 

Large  Stock  on  Hand. 


’ 13  00 
13  00 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOABDB. 

Common  boards,  10, 12  and  20  feet 

M „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet ------ 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 

Common  1*4  and  IVr -inch >> 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

let  quality  fencing,  16  reet J'JJ 

“ 16  ft,  N<>.  11  12  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensiDg,  12.  14  18  aDd  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 ,,  16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 

Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  Bide,  *1  two  sides.  *1  50. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 0^0 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

154  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

254 -inch 

254-inch 00  05 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES— CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 45 

Extra  A 2 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  lees  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  00@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00@16  00 

2x8  12  00@14  50 

2x10  ” 12  00(516  00 

2x12; ;;  12  oo@n  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 12  50@15  00 

Cull  plauk,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  54  6 inch,  7 feet 1054 

54  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

54  8 inch,  7 feet 1754 

54  8 inch,  7 feet 9 

54  9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 12 

5 inch,  round,  full  length IS 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length  35 

10  feet,  par  inch 06 

12  “ “ “ 10 

14  “ “ “ 15 

16  “ “ “ 18 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  254  in 123  00@25  00 

Thicker 25  00(5:27  00 

Cull 8 00@10  00 


1st  and  2d . 
Common  . 
Timber  . . . 


RED  OAK. 

1st  and  2d 

Step  plank 

Cull 

WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  i 

1st  and  2d i 

Common 

Culls 

Extra  good 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 

Common ' 

Cull 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 

“ “ thick 

Cull 

MAPLE. 

Clear 

Common 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull .' 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 

1st  and  2d,  154  in  and  UP 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 

Cull 

Merchantable 

BIRCH. 

Good 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 

Cull 


20  00@22  00 
14  00@16  00 
17  00@19  00 

20  00@22  00 
27  00 
10  00 

nspection. 

65  00@70  00 
43  00(548  00 

24  00(528  00 
70  00@75  00 

22  00@24  00 
14  00(5  16  00 

11  00@13  00 

60  00@65  00 
65  00@70  00 
10  00(6)15  00 

20  00@21  00 

12  00(6  14  00 
6 00@  8 00 

25  00@30  00 

10  00 

32  00@35  00 
35  00@37  50 

16  00(518  00 
5 00@  6 00 

13  00@14  00 

20  00@25  00 


15  00617  00 
8 00 


SOFT  ELM. 

Good 14  00@16  00 

Merchantable 12  00 


- - CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Special  Work  to  Order 


BEECH. 

Good 

Cull 

Log  run 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

Log  run 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 

Coll 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 
1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling. 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side. 

“ “ rough 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHINGLES — REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  prloe  pr  Ml 

SbnareButts  ■ 


14  00@15  00 

12  00 

23  00@25  00 
6 00(510  00 
13  00@15  00 

30  0P@35  00 


22  00@24  00 
19  00@20  00 
24  00(526  00 
26  00@29  uO 


.50  00 
.52  00 


. ..  4.90  pr  M 
. . . 4.60  pr  M 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford's  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 

john  asroiR/riKEisr 

“The  Practical  Furnace  Man," 

Of  the  late  firm  of  SEnvoss,  Northen  & Oo. 
ItEMUFiCTUBEB  AND  DE1LEB  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER.” 
The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  ots. 


Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 

Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  in  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  ail  Tastes  and  Designs. 

218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Go. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 


Dealers  in 


HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and.  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
Dwellings. 


OFFICE, 

59  & 61  Lake 


i 

le  St.  ) 


CHICACO. 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 

227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


A.  14  ID 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago, 

& 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 


No.  432 — CASHIER'S  DESK. 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Bailings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOB 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

—■AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

i PARTITIONS.  SCREENS.  Etc..  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


IZCsTSTTIR^ILTClEI 
170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * 


METROPOLITAN 


Telephone  No.  1353 


77  & 79  MADISON  STREET,  CHICACO. 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wahash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 


Book-keeping, 

Penmanship, 

Short-Hand, 


COURSE  OF1  STUDY: 

Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 
Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Type-Writing,  English  Crammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling:. 


THE  BUSINESS  EXCHANGE  IS  A 

GREAT  BUSINESS  EMPORIUM! 

In  which  you  see  Banking.  Manufacturing,  Importing.  Commission.  Jobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Heal- estate.  Insurance  and  Transport- 
ation Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 

2*??"  Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time. 
Class  and  Individual  instructiou.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

O.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So'e  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNAC  ES 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Begisters, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  ^IflANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 

N.  A.  Boynton,  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 


Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freeb, 
Carter  H.  Harrison. 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  148  La  Salle  St. 

M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ...  - ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
' ™ STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICACO. 

jjgy  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 
CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER.  3326  Wabash  Ave. 
GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston.  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  st. 


fi 

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NGRAyiNG  PhoVograph 

WO  DRAWING  REQUIRED. 

NO  HAND  WORK  necessary 
send  copy  )CHEAP,  ARTISTIC 

ORESTiMATEtesC 


Sewer 


mun  i uuv>. 

107  '.a  al le  Street. 

lards — &‘J  Is  Elizabeth  St. 
'5th  at.  * S.  M.  S.  It.  It 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY, 


Pipe 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &C., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 

Cor.  Curtis  St.  CHICACO.  ILL. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  2;'.. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JUNE  5,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  I5c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— EEAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 

RENTS-TENEMENT  INSPECTION 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES 

TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD VII.  & 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS 

TRUST  DEEDS X. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  XII.  & 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD 


Page. 

I. 

II. 

III. 

IV. 

V. 

VI. 

VIII. 

IX. 

& XI. 

XIII. 

XIV. 
XV. 

XVI. 


ESTABLISHED  1855. 


J.  33.  SULLrVCAJST  & BRO., 

266  & 268  N.  Clark  St. 


P A I NTI  NG  CONTRACTORS! 


Dealers  in  all  Grades  of 

W ALL  PAPER! 

Estimates  promptly  given.  Telephone — 3101.  Telephone — 883. 

South  Side  Office  — Room  15  — 159  and  161  La  Salle  Street. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Ciranolitliic  Co., 
Chicago  Opera  House  Building, 


N.  -A_.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

mDMEMIPWIRMHICK 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 


I 


BRANCH  YARD: 


219  E.  Washington  St.  J Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATINC, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

24-6  Wabash  Avg,.  telephone,  57i<>.  CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers  1 Provision  Dealers  insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

OFFICERS'  \ Botsford,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

• ( Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 

WM.  E.  & WM.  F.  HOLLO  & CO.,  Agents,  TeW9w  210  La  Salle  Street. 


WALL  PAPER! 


WALL  PAPER! 


78  East  Jackson  St.,  near  State. 

Head-Quarters  for  Real  Estate  3s£en. 

JOHN  T.  DUNN.  Agent. 


BRACKVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Re-G-ilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - {■  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


O.  H.  PCSTAL, 

CARPENTER  and  BUILDER, 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


fcr.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  159  l.aSalle  Street,  t'HICAUO.I  , , . 

Telephone  SS3.  f 


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DIRECTORY 

— OF — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting. 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Em.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
BAIKD  & BRADLEY,  Ems.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  k Co.,  154  Washintonst. 
BAENES  & PAEISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BAETLETT,  John  A.,  Em.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  k Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BEEMEE,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BEOWN,  Ira,  144  La  Salle  st. 

BEOWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BEAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT,  174  Dearborn  st. 

CAEBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BEOS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Em.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLAEKE,  F.  M.,  Eoom  4,  85  Washington  st. 

DAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Em.  1,  153  Eandolph  st. 
DEEYEE,  E.  S..  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWAEDS  k EICHAEDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Ems.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter.  Em,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GOLDY  & ZUBBUEG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODEICH,  Horace  A.,  Em.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODEIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GEEEN,  Fred.W.,  Em.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Eandolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Em.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Em.  5,  127  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  k Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINS  k BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Block. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HYMaN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  & Co.,  Em.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 
JENKS,  S.  L.,  k Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Block.  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  42,  107  Dearborn. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  k Co.,  Em.  217,  Royal  In  s.  Building. 
L\rMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Ems. 

13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  & KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
REED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

REED,  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REED  k HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 

REDE IELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood,  i 


ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 

SNOW  k DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  k Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
STANLEY*.  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

TIDHOLM  k REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  k BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER:S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  & CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  k CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 


Iron  Cornices. 


CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  & MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


CUDILL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Insurance. 


SMITH,  M.  R.,  142  La  Salle  st. 
LOEB*  Adolph,  170  La  Salle  st. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Gravel 


Roofers. 


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BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 


DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils  and 
Varnishes,  Sign  and  Decor- 
ative Painter. 


NORTON  D.,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 


CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLING,  Rm.  35,  Portland  Blk. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  23. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  JUNE  5,  1886. 


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H.  FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

W.  D.  Iierfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ant  Financial  Agents. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  oi  non-residents. 

GEO.  M.  BOGUE.  H.  W.  HOYT.  H.  B.  BOGUE. 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street, 

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Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Horlbut,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 

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H.  C.  ZDTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

878  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 
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Rents  Houses.  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
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Real  Estate. 

LOANS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

W.  I I.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL.  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

■JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

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97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

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non-residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

J.  C.  MfiGILL  & CO., 

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12  5 La  Salle  Street. 

C.  U.  GORDON.  w.  L.  BLOOD. 

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79  Dearborn  St., 

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Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers, 

114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business. 

SECURITIES  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

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EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  anil  Financial  Agents. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
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beautiful  residences. 

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Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

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CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JUNE  5.  1886. 


If  the  hopes  of  the  labor  organizations  are 
ever  realized,  all  the  occupations  in  the 
country  will  be  regulated  by  rule.  Careful 
estimates  will  show  the  number  of  hands 
needed  in  each  trade  and  then  there  are  to  be 
so  many  masons,  so  many  carpenters,  so 
many  shoemakers  and  so  many  in  each  of  the 
other  crafts.  Every  hole  will  have  its  peg. 
Capital  is  to  be  allowed  a fair  interest,  the 
hoars  of  toil  will  be  just  so  many  a day,  and 
the  rate  of  wages  in  each  trade  is  to  be  fixed 
and  inexorable.  The  harmony  in  which  the 
planets  move  round  the  sun  would  be  noth- 
ing to  all  this.  There  is  to  be  no  guess  work. 
The  whole  scheme  contemplates  reducing  the 
labor  question  to  a mathematical  science, 
founded  on  the  Known  demand  and  the  pow- 
er to  supply.  The  United  States  are  to  be 
the  real  Utopia,  and  there  will  never  be  any 
strikes  because,  everything  is  to  be  run  by  a 
“Central  Executive  Board,”  stationed  at 
Washington. 

Of  course  this  Board  is  to  have  great  pow- 
er— despotic  power.  It  is  to  decide,  finally, 
all  questions  of  labor.  It  is  to  say  how  many 
shall  be  bricklayers  and  who  the  men  shall 
be,  by  lot  or  otherwise,  and  it  won’t  be  of 
the  slightest  consequence  whether  these  men 
want  to  be  bricklayers  or  something  else. 
The  Board  will  see  that  they  keep  still  and 
obey  orders.  This  sort  of  method  is  to  be 
pursued  in  all  trades  as  the  Board  is  to  be 
elected  by  the  labor  organizations,  of  course 
the  labor  leaders  will  compose  it,  and  their 
wisdom  in  the  past  and  the  present  is  a 
guarantee  of  their  wisdom  in  the  future!  It 
will  be  useless  for  workingmen  to  have  an 
ambition  to  better  their  condition,  for  the 
Executive  Board  will  see  that  they  don’t  bet- 
ter it  by  assigning  them  to  set  tasks  at  so 
many  hours  a day  and  a fixed  rate  of  wages. 
If  this  plan  is  to  be  carried  out  it  will  striKe 
most  people  that  the  workers  will  have  a sad 
time.  They  cannot  choose  those  occupa 
tions  best  fitted  to  them.  It  never  will  be  of 
any  use  for  them  to  strike  for  higher  wages, 
for  the  Executive  Board  fixes  the  pay,  and 
the  manufacturers  and  other  employers 
wouldn’t  dare  to  raise  wages  if  they  wanted 
to.  The  workers  will  have  nothing  to  hope 
for’  nothing  to  live  for.  They  will  be  bound 
hand  and  foot,  the  slaves  of  an  irresponsi- 
ble set  of  loud-mouthed  loafers,  who  will 
take  care  to  perpetuate  themselves  in  pow- 
er. There  is  to  be  no  aspiration  to  toil  for  an 
independence,  for  toilers  cannot  leave  their 
practical  prisons.  They  are  to  be  driven  to 
and  fro,  like  so  many  dumb  cattle  in  the 
shambles,  at  the  will  of  the  masters  they 
lect  over  them,  and  they  are  not  to  have 
even  the  poor  right  of  protesting  against 
such  intolerable  bondage. 

There  is  no  doubt  that  one  of  the  causes 
which  has  had  much  to  do  with  the  late 
strikes  is  the  recent  heavy  immigration. 
Since  1870  immigration  has  increased  the 
population  of  the  United  States  by  6,175,070, 
and  more  than  half  of  this  increase  has  oc- 
curred since  1879.  These  figures  are  enor- 
mous— representing  more  than  one-tenth  of 
the  entire  population  of  the  country.  Such 
an  immigration,  in  such  a short  period  of 
time,  could  not  fail  to  make  itself  felt  in 
many  ways,  even  in  this  land  of  almost  un- 
limited domain,  numerous  and  diversified 
industries,  and  elastic  capabilities  of  recep- 
tion and  assimilation.  It  is  an  easy  thing 
to  see  how  these  six  million  immigrants 
have  helped  to  force  strikes.  They  came 
here  to  work,  and  most  of  them  worked  for 
wages.  They  competed  in  the  labor  market 
with  our  home  toilers,  and  their  tremendous 
addition  to  the  manufacturing  products — 
for  most  of  them  stayed  in  the  great  cities— 
has  forced  the  total  output  up  to  a point 
much  in  excess  of  the  requirements  of  do- 
mestic consumption  and  foreign  export- 
Many  of  them  joined  the  labor  unions,  and. 
as  they  had  extravagant  notions  before  com- 
ing here  of  the  large  sums  of  money  they 
were  to  make,  and  in  most  cases  were  more 
or  less  disappointed,  they  have  been  dissat- 
isfied and  prone  to  counsel  strikes.  Besides 

his,  their  large  addition  to  the  output  of 


manufactured  goods  has  forced  down  the 
prices  of  these  articles  and  made  some  re- 
ductions in  wages  necessary  almost  every- 
where, and  these  reductions  in  wages  have 
caused  strike  after  strike.  The  labor  unions 
themselves  are  responsible,  primarily,  for 
much  of  this  trouble.  They  have  always 
attracted  shiftless  workmen  from  all  parts 
of  the  world,  because  they  do  not  value  or 
recompense  a first-class  worker  more  highly 
than  an  incompetent  one.  Since  the  me- 
chanics and  laborers  of  the  old  world  have 
known  this  fact,  immigration  has  wonder 
fully  increased  to  the  United  States,  with 
the  most  unfortunate  results  for  the  Ameri- 
can wage-earners.  The  unions  here  have  got 
to  meet  this  question  of  excessive  immigra- 
tion, sooner  or  later,  face  to  face.  There  is 
no  avoiding  it.  A time  for  decided  action 
is  bound  to  come.  The  unions  may  put  it 
off.  if  they  please,  by  a dilly-dally  policy  of 
letting  things  take  their  own  course  forever. 
Some  day  the  labor  organizations  here  will 
have  to  decide  what  to  do  with  this  immense 
influx  of  foreign  toilers,  and  when  that  day 
comes  the  current  of  excessive  immigration 
will  probably  be  permanently  checked  by 
the  unions  refusing  to  initiate  foreign  mem- 
bers. 

Isn’t  it  high  time  that  the  bricK  sidewalk, 
the  venerable  heirloom  of  defunct  fogyism, 
was  doomed  to  become  a thing  of  the  past. 
Brick,  as  a pavement  for  pedestrians  to 
walk  upon  is  the  merest  apology  for  a pave- 
ment and  should  be  prohibited  forevermore 
by  councilmanic  edict.  New  York,  more 
than  thirty  years  ago,  prohibited  the  renew- 
al of  brick  sidewalks.  Property  owners 
“kicked,”  and  “kicked”  hard  against  the  law 
at  first,  but  the  change  was  such  a good  one, 
and  the  decided  superiority  of  the  blue  flag 
stone  as  a pavement,  over  bricks,  was  so  ap- 
parent and  the  lasting  qualities  of  stone 
were  so  much  greater  than  brick  that  oppo- 
sition rapidly  disappeared.  If  bricks  could 
be  made  to  possess  equal  hardness  through- 
out, they  would  be  very  much  better  for  such 
purposes,  but  as  they  are  now  made  they 
soon  become  worn  and  a single  brick  will 
cause  more  falls  or  serious  injuries  in  one 
hour  than  all  the  flagstones  or  patent  pave- 
ments in  a whole  season.  The  hard  granite 
slabs  which  are  the  attractive  features  of 
some  fashionable  streets  on  a slinpery  day 
should  not  be  allowed  either.  Exposure  to 
the  atmoshere  makes  granite  as  hard  as  iron 
and  it  soon  becomes  even  more  slippery  than 
ice  itself,  corrugation  does  very  little  if  any 
good. 

Builders,  as  a rule,  already  understand 
that  the  ways  of  country  villages  must  be 
discarded,  as  they  will  no  longer  answer  for 
growing,  progressive  Chicago.  Consequent- 
ly there  is  not  much  to  complain  of  in  the 
newly  built  up  sections  of  the  city,  but  why 
property  owners  in  the  old  sections  should 
be  permitted  to  renew  these  man-traps 
which  should  have  been  abolished  twenty 
years  ago  is  more  than  the  unlucny  pedes- 
trian can  comprehend.  The  tittlcy-benders, 
always  quite  plenty  in  the  spring  of  the  year 
are  the  most  insufferable  nuisances  known 
to  a long  suffering  public;  they  are  more 
treacherous,  if  not  as  dangerous  as  quick- 
sand, and  if  there  be  anything  more  calcu- 
lated to  raise  the  ire  of  a mild-mannered, 
well  meaning  young  man  than  to  have  a 
tittley-bender  squirt  the  filthy  liquid  ooze 
underlying  it,  up  his  trouser’s  leg  on  a Sun- 
day morning  we  don’t  know  it. 


THR  MARKET. 

DOCK  PROPERTY. 

The  large  purchases  of  property  fronting 
on  the  river,  by  J.  P.  Neal,  acting  as  agent 
for  the  Chicago  & Great  Western  Raiload, 
have  caused  a scarcity  of  dock  property  and 
created  a demand  which  is  giving  many  of 
our  agents  plenty  to  do  to  fill.  Between 
Madison  and  Twelfth  streets  there  is  only 
one  piece  of  this  class  of  property  for  sale 
and  from  Twelfth  to  Twenty -second,  not 
more  than  three  or  four,  making  in  this 
whole  district  at  the  most  only  four  or  five 
pieces  which  are  offored  at  all  on  the  mar- 
ket. 

The  operations  of  the  Chicago  & Great 
Western  Railroad  have  extended  though  the 
past  two  vears,  in  which  time  they  have  se- 
cured the  right  of  way  into  the  city  by  con- 
tract, condemnations  or  purchase  and  have 


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Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

[^“Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
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expended  in  so  doing  over  three  millions  of 
dollars,  a large  amount  of  money  but  small 
whencompared  with  what  has  been  accom- 
plished with  it.  The  purchaes  of  the  company 
of  dock  property  havebeen  between  Harrison 
and  Twelfth  streets. 

They  striKe  the  city  at  Filmore  st,  then  go 
south  on  Campbell  Av.  to  Rebecca,  east  on 
Rebecca  and  Meagher  street  to  Canal,  then 
north  easterly,  crossing  the  river  near  Tay- 
lor, and  along  the  river  to  Harrison,  their 
final  junction. 

At  Polk  street  they  will  erect  a temporary 
depot.  The  site  for  their  permanent  depot 
is  near  the  corner  of  Fifth  av  and  Harrison 
street. 

The  Wisconsin  Central  will  also  come  in 
on  this  road. 

Ry  the  first  of  August  they  will  be  in  oper- 
ation and  ready  to  transact  business. 

An  auction  will  take  place  on  the  22nd  of 
June  in  Peotone,  Will  county.  Illinois,  of 
two  farms,  one  of  320  acres  and  the  other  of 
400  acres.  This  is  desirable  property  with 
improvements  necessary  for  farming.  Any 
information  may  be  obtained  from  Adolp 
Loeb  & Bro.  in  regard  to  either  the  auc- 
tion or  the  property. 

The  leasing  for  ninety-nine  years  of  the 
old  armory  lot  at  the  southwest  corner  of 
Adams  and  Franklin  streets  to  Samuel  W. 
Allerton  has  been  recommended  by  the 
Mayor. 

In  consideration  of  the  rental  for  the  first 
twenty  years,  Mr.  Allerton  agrees  to  pur- 
chase and  deed  to  the  city,  40x80  feet  on  the 
corner  of  Franklin  and  Court  place  and  45x 
100  feet  on  Fifth  av,  between  JacKson  and 
Van  Buren  street  to  erect  thereupon  two 
engine  houses  to  cost  not  exceeding  $30,000. 

This  will  give  the  engine  houses  better  lo- 
cations according  to  the  view  of  the  fire 
marshall.  The  proposition  seems  a fair  one 
if  it  can  be  shown  by  Mr.  Allerton  that  the 
actual  cost  of  the  two  lots  together  with  the 
two  engine  houses  is  just  equivalent  to  the 
rental  of  the  armory  lot  for  the  twenty  years. 
Property  on  Franklin  street  is  in  demand 
and  no  doubt  offers  will  be  forthcoming  for 
the  same  property. 

Mr.  Allerton  intends,  in  case  of  the  accep- 
tance of  his  proposition  to  eiect  a building 
to  cost  $150,000. 

J.  P.  White  has  sold  between  29th  and  30th 
on  State  st,  72  feet  for  $15,000  cash — also  82 
feet  on  Halsted  between  Lake  and  Fifth  av, 
east  front  for  $20,000. 

C.  C.  Landt  Co.  have  removed  to  Rooms  1 
and  2, 113  Adams  st. 

M.  A.  Farr,  has  sold  in  the  West  Chicago 
Land  Co’s  subdivision  near  Garfield  ParK, 
seven  houses — Four  are  now  being  built 
and  already  sold.  Pine  lands  in  which  the 
firm  are  also  dealing  are  increasing  in  value. 
The  strikes  have  not  affected  this  property. 

Tabor  & Holton  report  the  strong  inquir- 
ef  for  residences  ranging  from  $5,000  to 
$7,000. 

E.  A.  Cummings  & Co.  will  inaugurate 
their  system  of  auction  sales  by  one  on  the 
1 22nd  of  the  month  and  continue  them 
thrpugh  tne  summer. 

J.  C.  Magill  & Co,  have  made  the  follow- 
ing sales; 

S w cor  of  Washington  Bd  and  Hoyne  av, 
impd,  $28,000. 

N.  E.  cor  Washington  Bd,  and  May  st,  50 
xlOO  ft  impd,  $18,000. 

Market  st  50  ft  n of  Van  Buren  50x165, 
$41,000. 

N E cor  Harrison  and  Desplaines  92x100 
with  building  $20,500. 

No  520  Congress  st,  $8,600. 

No  278  ParK  av  60  ft  lot,  $7,500. 

2 lots  on  Lexington  near  Rockwell,  $1,000 

3 lots  on  Polk  near  Rockwell  $2,000. 

No  761  w Jackson  $5,125. 

2 lots  on  Harrison  near  Morgan  $6,250. 

No  292  Hermitage  av  $5,500. 

Lot  on  State  near  45th,  $1,500, 

| Lot  on  Washington  Boul,  near  Central 
Park  46x101,  $5,750. 

Lot  on  Ohio  st  near  LaSalle  20x106  $2,500. 
101  ft  on  Monroe  w of  Albany  av  $4,500. 
Monroe  st  near  the  above  50  ft  $2,000. 

; No  1018  Wilcox  av,  $3,600, 

70  acres  in  Lane  County,  $3,250. 

Nos  36  and  38  Humboldt,  $7,500. 

3 lots  on  Flournoy  st  east  of  RocKwell 

j $2,000. 

100  ft  on  Van  Buren  west  of  Oakley  ave 
to  be  immediately  improved  $4,500. 


Our  Philadelphia  Letter, 

Junk  1. 

There  are  nearly  150,000  owners  of  real 
estate  in  Philadelphia  who  pay  taxes  upon 
the  225.000  separate  properties  assessed  in 
the  city  limits.  These  figures  show  a larger 
proportion  of  tax-payers  than  can  be  found 
in  any  city  in  the  United  States,  and  proba- 
bly in  the  world.  There  are  less  than  100,- 
000  real  estate  owners  in  New  York  city,  and 
the  proportion  in  London  is  nearly  as  small. 
In  round  figures  the  total  value  of  the  real 
estate  of  this  city  is  $600,000,000,  and  the 
average  of  property  to  each  real  estate  tax- 
payer is  about  $4,000.  This  is  a pretty  fair 
vindication  of  the  city’s  title  to  her  fame  as 
“ a city  of  homes.” 

It  would  puzzle  most  people  to  tell  who  is 
the  largest  individual  owner  of  real  estate  in 
Philadelphia,  although  nearly  every  one 
would  readily  declare  that,  including  corpo- 
rations in  the  question,  the  Pennsylvania 
Railroad  Company  heads  the  list,  and  they 
would  be  entirely  mistaken.  There  are  not 
more  than  half  a score  of  individuals  who 
pay  taxes  upon  $1,000,000  worth  of  real 
property,  and  less  than  a score  of  corpora- 
tions and  estates  that  hold  so  much  proper- 
ty. There  are  probably  fifty  individuals 
who  pay  from  $8,000  to  $10,000  as  real  es- 
tate tax  into  the  city  treasury,  representing 
an  assessed  valuation  of  property  of  $500,- 
000.  Ten  years  ago  the  tax-payer  who  di- 
vides the  honor  with  William  Weightman  of 
leading  the  list  of  individual  real  estate 
owners  in  this  city  was  scarcely  known  at 
the  real  estate  department  of  the  tax  office. 
John  Wanamaker  and  Mr.  Weightman  are 
so  nearly  on  a par  to-day  that  neither  can 
fairly  be  said  to  stand  first.  Last  year  each 
of  them  paid  taxes  upon  real  estate  assessed 
at  $2,000,000,  but  which  a well-informed 
real-estate  brouer  says  neither  would  sell  for 
much  less  than  $3,000,000.  Mr.  Wanamak- 
er’s  investment  in  the  property  between 
Market  and  Chestnut  streets  and  Thirteenth 
and  Juniper,  all  of  which  he  now  owns,  has 
been  one  of  the  shrewdest  real  estate  specu- 
lations that  has  been  made  in  this  city  for 
many  years.  The  property  is  now  assessed 
at  $1,200,000,  and  all  to'd  it  has  cost  Mr. 
Wanamaker  little  over  half  that  much.  Per- 
haps, considering  the  fact  that  Mr.  Weight- 
man  is  interested  in  the  real  estate  invest- 
ments of  Powers  & Weightman,  which 
amount  to  nearly  $1,000,000,  that  gentleman 
may  be  ranked  a point  ahead  of  Wanamaker. 
There  are  a number  of  real  estate  owners 
who  may  be  rated  rery  nearly  as  high  as 
either  of  these  gentlemen,  and  Henry  C.  Lea, 
the  publisher,  who  lives  in  a palatial  resi- 
dence at  Twentieth  and  Walnut  streets,  is 
almost  entitled  to  the  very  first  rank.  Mr. 
Lea  last  year  paid  $25,000  into  the  tax  office 
on  the  assessed  value  of  his  real  property, 
which  was  about  $1,700,000.  Next  to  Mr. 
Lea  is  Alfred  Baker,  the  President  of  Board 
of  Managers  of  the  Academy  of  Music,  who 
owns  and  controls  a majority  of  the  stock 
of  that  institution.  Mr.  Baker  has  been  for 
years  a steady  investor  in  real  property, and 
pays  taxes  on  an  assessed  valuation  of  $1,- 
500,000.  A.  J.  Drexel  and  George  W.  Childs 
are  known  to  be  among  the  heaviest  invest- 
ors in  real  estate  in  the  city,  but  their  hold- 
ings appear  in  other  names  on  the  tax  lists, 
they  advancing  the  money  and  maintaining 
their  interests  by  mortgages.  Nevertheless 
they  pay  large  taxes  directly,  amounting  in 
the  aggregate  to  about  $25,000  a year  on 
property  valued  at  $1,500,000.  Mr.  Drexel, 
it  is  said,  including  the  mortgages  he  holds, 
has  $5,000,000  invested  directly  and  indi- 
rectly in  city  real  estate,  and  Mr.  Childs’ 
interests  amount  to  over  $1,000,000,  and, 
perhaps,  much  more. 

At  one  time  I.  Y.  Williamson  was  one  of 
the  city’s  largest  real  estate  owners,  but  he 
has  given  so  much  of  his  property  away  that 
his  checks  to  the  tax  office  are  no  longer  re- 
markably large.  Within  the  past  ten  years 
Mr.  Williamson  has  parted  with  nearly 
$1,000,000  worth  of  real  estate  to  charitable 
purposes.  His  large  real  estate  investments 
on  Frankford  road  have'&een  presented  to 
the  Episcopal  Hospital.  The  Women’s  Hos- 
pital has  been  given  large  tracts  in  the  First 
ward,  and  his  large  real  estate  buildings  on 
Gray’s  Ferry  road  have  gone  to  the  Univer- 
sity of  Pennsylvania.  Swarthmore  College 
now  owns  the  property  on  Chestnut  street, 
below  Green’s  Hotel,  which  he  presented  to 
it  some  years  ago.  But  for  these  and  other 
splendid  gifts  Mr.  Williamson  would  still  be 
among  the  heaviest  real  estate  owners  in  the 
city.  The  list  of  those  who  pay  taxes  upon 


real  estate  of  a million  is  not  very  long.  It 
includes  Israel  Johnson  (as  trustee),  for  the 
Wistars,  Joseph  M.  Bennett,  the  owner  of 
the  Chestnut  Street  Opera  House,  the  Burts, 
the  Disstons,  H.  C.  Gibson,  the  real  estate  of 
Charles  Lafferty,  Stephen  Flannigan,  the 
Carpenter  estate,  the  J.  J.  Bennett  estate, 
and  William  M.  Singerly.  The  Carpenter 
estate  is  the  largest  owner  of  real  estate  in 
the  city,  computing  the  number  of  houses 
and  other  separate  properties  included  in 
its  accounts.  There  are  several  hundred 
dwellings  and  a number  of  valuable  tracts 
of  land  owned  by  the  estate  which  are  “till 
intact,  Its  total  value  is  nearly  $2,000,000. 
Until  portions  of  it  had  been  distributed  the 
Ridgway  estate  . was  the  most  extensive 
owner  of  real  estate  in  the  city.  The  estate 
of  David  Jayne  holds  $1,000,000  worth  of 
real  estate,  and  the  Baldwin  Locomotive 
Works  also  pay  taxes  on  an  assessed  valua- 
tion of  $1,000,000. 

Including  corporations,  the  largest  owner 
of  real  estate  in  the  city  is  the  Pennsylvania 
Company  for  the  Insurance  of  Lives  and 
Granting  Annuities,  which  pays  into  the  city 
tax  office  $160,000  on  an  assessed  valuation 
of  its  real  property  held  in  this  city  of  near 
ly  $10,000,000.  Next  to  this  is  the  Pennsyl- 
vania Railroad  Company,  which  pays  $130,- 
000  a year  on  property  valued  at  $7,000,000 
or  $8,000,000.  The  Reading  pays  taxes  up- 
on real  estate  valued  at  $6,000,000  or  $6, 500- 
GOO.  The  Fidelity  Trust  Companv  pays 
taxes  on  $2,000,000  worth  of  real  estate 
which  it  owns. 


Abolishing  Foreclosures. 

There  is  a movement  on  foot  to  abolish 
the  present  system  of  selling  under  foreclos- 
ure through  a referee.  It  is  claimed  that 
considerable  loss  accrues  to  the  parties 
through  the  default  of  referees  to  account 
for  the  10  per  cent,  paid  into  their  hands. 
One  important  firm  is  stated  to  have  lost 
$20,000  in  this  way.  The  proposed  bill 
seeks  to  transfer  these  sales  to  the  sheriff, 
who  gives  bonds  for  all  moneys  in  his  hands. 

Notwithstanding  the  labor  agitation,  the 
industrial  activity  in  and  about  this  city  is 
certainly  very  encouraging.  Manufacturers 
are  enlarging  their  plants,  adding  addition- 
al machinery,  pulling  out  old  things  and 
putting  in  new,  preparing  for  a greater  pro- 
duction, and  counting  upon  a general  im- 
provement in  trade.  It  is  to  be  hoped  their 
judgments  are  correct.  They  know  that  the 
comparative  capacity  of  the  country  must 
increase;  that  markets  will  be  opened  both 
at  home  and  abroad  for  our  surplus  pro- 
ducts; that  the  cheapening  process  will  con- 
tinue in  spite  of  an  occasional  upward  ten- 
dency. Little  industries  are  springing  up 
all  over  the  country.  Silk  mills  in  sight  of 
blast  furnaces,  is  a phenomenon;  gingham 
mills  in  hearing  of  rolling  mills  is  a proba- 
bility. These  facts  indicate  the  elasticity  of 
our  industrial  system.  They  also  show  the 
extent  to  which  diversification  can  go. 

Builders’  hardware  will  not  be  advanced 
materially,  according  to  the  opinion  of  man- 
ufacture! s and  dealers.  The  builders  are 
busy  and  having  fine  weather  for  work.  No 
very  large  enterprises  have  been  agreed  up- 
on during  the  week.  The  outlook  is  bright, 
however,  for  large  operations. 


Suburban  Improvements. 

HYDE  PAEK. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  providing  for 
opening  and  extending  the  alley  located  in 
the  block  bounded  by  48th  and  49th  streets. 
Grand  boulevard  and  Calumet  avenue.  An 
ordinance  was  also  passed  for  sidewalk  on 
the  east  side  of  Prairie  avenue  from  51st 
street  to  south  line  of  lot  21  b 2 Jennings’ 
sub  of  part  of  Jennings  & Moffatt’s  sub  in 
sec  10  38  14.  Also  an  ordinance  authorizing 
the  Illinois  Central  Railroad  company  to  lay 
down  and  operate  certain  tracks;  for  side- 
walk on  both  sides  of  136th  street  from  In- 
diana avenue  to  C.  & W.  I.  R.  R.;  also  on 
west  side  of  Erie  avenue  from  92nd  to  93rd 
streets,  and  on  north  side  of  67th  street  from 
Woodlawn  to  Stony  Island  avenues;  on  west 
side  of  Stony  Island  avenue  from  67th  to 
63rd  streets;  on  both  sides  of  108th  street 
from  Torrence  avenue  to  Benslev  avenue; 
on  east  side  of  Cottage  Grove  avenue  from 
Oakwood  boulevard  to  40th  street;  on  west 
side  of  Schell  avenue  from  75th  to  76th  sts.; 
on  north  side  of  75th  street  from  Schell  ave 
to  Storms  ave;  ordinance  for  vacating  alley 
in  subdivision  of  s hf  b 4 Walker  & Stuson’s 
sub  of  w hf  sw  qr  sec  2 38  14„ 


CHICA<itl>  RKtli  ESTATE  BOARIL 

Chicago,  June  2,  1886. 

The  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the 
Board  was  called  to  order  President  E.  A. 
Cummings  in  the  chair. 

The  following  named  members  were  pre- 
sent: Messrs.  W.  W.  Baird,  M.  R.  Barnard, 
E.  A.  Cummings,  F.  M.  Elliott,  R.  C.  Givins, 
E.  Goodridge,  E.  S.  Hawley,  W.  D.  Kerfoot, 
A.  B.  Mead,  S.  M.  Moore,  W.  L.  Pierce,  Ed- 
gar M.  Snow.  Bryan  Lathrop,  Geo.  L.  War- 
ner, H.  W.  Hoyt,  Sam’l  Pokley,  J.  A.  Wil- 
son, Jno.  N.  Young,  Wm.  Loeb,  M.  E. 
Greenebaum,  C.  U.  Gordon,  F.  A.  Henshaw, 
Willis  G.  Jackson  and  C.  H.  Mulliken. 

The  minutes  of  the  previous  meeting  were 
read  and  approved. 

The  membership  committeee  reported  the 
name  of  Mr.  R.  W.  Bridge  tor  associate 
membership. 

Mr.  Mead  of  the  committee  on  sale  con- 
tract made  a report  embracing  a form  of 
contract.  The  report  was  accepted  and  the 
committee  discharged.  On  motion,  action 
on  the  adoption  of  the  contract  was  deferred 
till  the  next  monthly  meeting. 

The  following  report  of  the  Title  Com- 
mittee was  accepted  and  the  committee  dis- 
charged. 

Mr.  President  and  gentlemen  of  the 
Board: 

Your  committee  beg  leave  to  report  that 
there  have  been  no  new  developements  in 
their  work  in  behalf  of  the  Title  Reform 
since  the  last  report,  but  they  wish  to  state 
that  they  believe  that  the  work  which  was 
done  by  the  committee  during  the  last  sea- 
son has  been  fruitful,  in  that  it  has  stirred 
up  public  sentiment  and  created  a public 
opinion  in  favor  of  resting  titles,  which  is  of 
great  value. 

They  believe  that  if  the  work  is  pressed 
forward  by  the  Board  that  they  will  now  be 
assisted  by  outside  influences,  and  other  as- 
sociations to  such  an  extent  that  a definite 
reform  in  this  direction  may  be  accomplish- 
ed, and  would  recommend  that  the  Board 
take  some  action  towards  the  appointment 
of,  possibly,  a larger  committee,  or  at  least 
a new  committee,  whose  special  work  shall 
be  the  pushing  forward  of  the  movement  of 
resting  titles  iu  this  county. 

Very  Respectfully, 

Henry  L.  Tuenee,  Chairman. 

M.  R.  Babnabd. 

Mr.  Moore,  of  the  Insurance  committee, 
reported  that  arrangements  had  been  made 
by  which  members  of  the  board  could  be- 
come members  of  the  Underwriters’  Ex- 
change and  receive  commissions  as  such,  on 
paying  certain  dues. 

The  following  resolution,  presented  by 
Mr.  W.  W.  Baird,  on  behalf  of  Mr.  Lyman 
Baird,  was  unanimously  adopted: 

Whereas,  It  is  claimed  that  in  Illinois  no 
liability  exists  on  the  part  of  the  municipal- 
ity or  state  for  property  destroyed  or  dam- 
aged by  rioters,  it  is 

Resolved,  That  a committee  of  five  be  ap- 
pointed by  the  chair  to  consider  the  subject 
and  report  to  this  board,  at  an  early  day, 
what  action  is  advisable  to  secure  the  need- 
ed protection  of  property  interests. 

In  accordance  with  said  resolution  the 
president  appointed  Messrs.  H.  A.  Hurlbut, 
Lyman  Baird,  Wm.  D.  Kerfoot,  Francis  B. 
Peabody  and  Eugene  S.  Pike,  members  of 
such  committee. 

There  being  no  further  business  before 
the  board,  on  motion  the  meeting  adjourned. 


Loans. 

Chicago  real  estate  as  a source  of  invest- 
ment and  security  is  becoming  more  popu- 
lar with  every  year.  The  recent  labor 
troubles  which  would  have  depreciated  very 
materially  the  real  estate  of  other  cities,  has 
not  affected  the  values  of  Chicago  property 
for  it  is  held  as  firm  as  ever.  The  amount 
of  money  loaned  on  Chicago  realty  is  con- 
stantly increasing,  as  may  be  seen  by  refer- 
ring to  the  trust  deeds  and  mortgages  pub- 
lished in  another  part  of  this  paper.  Prom- 
inent among  the  firms  who  are  loaning 
money  on  citv  real  estate  is  that  of  Felsen- 
thal.  Gross  & Miller,  La  Salle  st.  They 
are  ranked  among  our  old  and  large  firms 
and  have  placed  during  the  last  18  years  of 
their  existence  many  millions  of  dollars. 
They  are  representatives  of  home  and  non- 
resident capitalists,  and  are  thus  enabled  to 
make  loans  in  any  amount  at  current  rates 
of  interest.  The  firm  is  carrying  on,  in  ad- 
dition to  their  loan  department,  a general 
banking  business  and  are  receiving  the  ac- 
^ counts  of  merchants. 


340 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  LAW. 

James  A.  Trowbridge  v.  George  H.  Cross. 
Filed  at  Springfield,  May  24,  1886. 
Homestead — In  partnership  land. — One 
partner  can  not  acquire  and  hold  a home- 
stead estate  in  real  estate  of  the  firm  as 
against  a partnership  debt  and  without  the 
consent  of  his  co-partners. 

Interest  of  partner  in  lands  of. — The  true 
and  actual  interest  of  each  partner  in  the 
partnership  stock  including  its  lands  is  the 
balance  found  due  to  him  after  the  payment 
of  all  partnership  debts  and  the  adjustment 
of  the  partnership  account  between  himself 
and  his  co-partners.  In  equity  partnership 
land  stands  on  the  same  footing  as  personal 
property. 

The  Illinois  Central  Railroad  Company  v. 
Henry  Willenborg  et  al.  Filed  at  Mt. 
Vernon,  May  12,  1886. 

The  remedy  of  a land  owner  whose  land  is 
divided  by  a railroad  track,  for  a refusal  or 
neglect  of  the  railroad  company  to  construct 
him  a suitable  farm  crossing,  whether  the 
duty  to  make  it  arises  out  of  a contract  or 
under  the  statute,  is  full,  complete  and  ade- 
quate at  law.  Therefore  a court  of  equity 
has  no  jurisdiction  to  enforce  performance 
of  the  duty. 

Edward  Ho've  v.  The  South  Park  Commis- 
sioners et  al.  Filed  at  Springfield,  May 
14,  1886. 

Sheriff's  Deed — Prior  to  the  bankruptcy 
of  a party,  land  claimed  by  him  was  sold 
under  execution  on  a judgement  against 
his  grantor,  and  loner  after  his  bankruptcy, 
on  bill  against  him  and  others,  a decree 
passed  confirming  the  validity  of  the  sale 
under  the  execution  and  requiring  the  sheriff 
to  maxe  the  purchaser  a deed,  which  was 
done.  Held,  that  the  making  of  the  deed  by 
the  sheriff  related  back  to  and  confirmed  the 
title  in  the  purchaser  as  of  the  date  of  his 
purchase,  if  the  decree  was  valid  and  bind- 
ing on  the  parties  in  interest. 

Bankruptcy— Under  the  Bankrupt  Law  of 
the  United  States,  the  assignee  of  a bank- 
rupt was  required  within  two  years  to  re- 
cover whatever  interest  the  latter  may  have 
had  when  claimed  by  others  adversely,  and 
where  the  right  of  the  assignee  to  maintain 
an  action  against  an  adverse  claimant  is 
barred  before  he  makes  a conveyance,  his 
grantee  will  be  equally  barred. 

Chanoeby — A party  seeking  to  defeat  the 
title  of  his  adversary  to  real  property  must 
be  diligent  in  discovering  that  which  will 
avoid  the  title  or  render  it  invalid,  and  dili- 
gent in  his  application  for  relief.  Un- 
reasonable delay  not  explained  by  equitable 
circumstances  affords  evidence  of  acquies- 
esence  and  will  be  bar  relief. 

So  when  a party  and  those  claiming  under 
him  suffers  a quarter  of  a century  to  elapse, 
without  asserting  their  claims  to  real  estate, 
during  which  period  it  is  hold  adversely  and 
transferred  muny  times  to  purchasers  for 
value,  and  its  value  has  increased  greatly, 
and  no  reason  is  given  for  the  delay,  the 
laches  will  be  a bar  to  equitable  relief  in 
this  form. 

The  People  ex  rel.,  Charles  P.  Swigert,  audi- 
tor, v.  William  G.  Anderson.  Filed  at 
Springfield,  May  14,  1886. 

Taxation — In  a proceeding  by  the  audi- 
tor of  public  accounts  in  the  Supreme  Court 
to  procure  a reversal  of  an  order  of  the 
board  of  supervisors  declaring  certain  real 
estate  exempt  from  taxation,  the  question 
of  the  regularity  of  the  assessment  by  the 
local  assessor  is  not  involved,  the  only  ques- 
tion being  whether  the  property  is  subject 
to  taxation. 

Same — -It  may  be  regarded  as  a general 
rule  that  all  property  is  liable  to  taxation 
for  state,  county,  and  municipal  purposes, 
except  such  as  the  General  Assembly  has 
seen  proper  by  general  law  to  exempt.  Sec. 
3,  Art.  9 of  the  State  Constitution  does  not 
exempt  any  property  from  taxation.  It 
only  authorizes  the  Legislature  by  a general 
law  to  exempt  certain  property. 

Exemption  of  church  property.— Church 
property  to  be  exempt  from  taxation  must 
be  actually  and  exclusively  for  public  wor- 
ship, and  the  land,  of  h reasonable  size  for 
the  church  building,  must  be  owned  by  the 
congregation.  If  the  congregation  is  not 
organized  it  can  not  own  the  property,  and 
without  such  ownership  it  is  not  exempt. 
William  H.  Todd  t.  Maby  A.  Todd.  Filed 
at  Springfield,  May  14,  1886. 

1.  Limitation— The  Statute  of  Limita- 
tions was  set  up  in  defense  of  a bill  for  par- 


tition between  two  tenants  in  common,  and 
the  only  evidence  as  to  the  defendant’s  pos- 
session was  that  at  the  time  of  taking  the 
complainant’s  deposition,  one  L.,  a tenant 
under  defendant,  was  occupying  the  prem- 
ises, and  there  was  a dwelling  house,  barn, 
outhouses  and  fencing  on  the  land,  but  how 
long  defendant  had  been  in  possession,  and 
its  character,  or  whether  adverse,  did  not 
appear:  Held,  that  such  evidence  failed  en- 
tirely to  establish  such  an  adverse  holding 
as  to  bar  a recovery. 

2.  A bill  for  partition  of  land  by  one  ten- 
ant in  common  against  the  other,  charged 
that  defendant  had  had  the  use  and  received 
the  rents  upon  the  land  from  1869  to  1881, 
both  years,  inclusive,  and  also  for  previous 
years,  and  had  collected  a large  amount  of 
rent,  which  was  sought  to  be  charged  to  de- 
fendant with  interest:  Hell,  that  conceding 
such  allegation  to  be  an  admission  binding 
on  complainant,  it  fell  far  short  of  establish- 
ing twenty  years  possession  of  the  land,  or 
that  the  possession  was  adverse. 

3.  To  make  the  Statute  of  Limitations  a 
bar  as  between  tenants  in  common,  it  is  not 
sufficient  that  the  one  continues  to  occupy 
the  premises  and  appropriates  to  himself 
the  exclusive  rents  and  profits,  makes  light 
improvements  and  pays  the  taxes.  To  con- 
stitute a disseizin  there  must  be  outward 
acts  of  exclusive  ownership  of  an  unequiv- 
ocal character,  overt  and  notorious,  and  of 
such  a nature  as  by  their  own  import,  to  im- 
part information,  and  give  notice  to  the  co- 
tenant  that  an  adverse  possession  and  an 
actual  disseizin  are  asserted. 

The  possession  of  one  co-tenant  will  not 
be  adverse  to  the  other  where  there  is  a 
mere  possession  of  the  premises  and  an  ap- 
propriation of  the  rents,  for  all  this  may  be 
consistent  with  the  continued  recognition  of 
the  rights  of  the  co-tenant.  Such  possession 
must  amount  to  a disseizin  or  ouster  of  the 
co-tenant  before  it  will  be  regarded  as  ad- 
verse. 

Henby  R.  Mabtin  et  al.  v.  Isabella  H.  Clabk 

et  al.  Filed  at  Springfield,  May  14,  1886. 

1.  Consideration — An  agreement  of  cred- 
itors to  release  their  debtor  is  a sufficient 
consideration  to  support  a deed  of  assign- 
ment made  by  the  debtor  and  wife,  of  her 
lands  to  a trustee  for  the  benefit  of  the  cred- 
itors. 

2.  Trust — If  an  agreement  between  a 
debtor  and  his  creditors  for  the  conveyance 
of  his  wife’s  land  in  trust  for  the  payment 
of  his  debts,  shows  upon  what  trust  the  con- 
veyance is  to  be  made,  the  copying  of  it  in 
the  deed  before  its  execution  will  show  the 
trust  upon  which  she  parts  with  her  land, 
although  she  may  not  have  signed  such 
agreement. 

Where  a written  agreement  was  entered 
into  between  a debtor  and  his  creditors  to 
the  effect  that  the  former  should  cause  his 
wife’s  lands  to  be  conveyed  to  a trustee  to 
be  agreed  upon,  who  was  to  have  power  to 
sell  the  lands  and  personal  property,  to  be 
included  in  the  deed,  and  distribute  the  pro- 
ceeds, after  paying  the  expenses  of  the  trust, 
pro  rata  among  the  creditors,  and  any  sur- 
plus to  the  debtor,  and  in  consideration 
thereof  the  creditors  agreed  to  release  and 
forever  discharge  him  from  all  his  debts, 
etc.,  and  the  debtor  and  his  wife  made  such 
conveyance,  in  which  such  written  agree- 
ment was  copied:  Held,  that  by  such  agree- 
ment and  conveyance  the  debtor  and  his 
wife  parted  with  their  entire  interest  in  the 
lands  and  the  husband’s  debts  were  forever 
discharged.  The  only  interest  the  debtor 
had  in  the  matter  was  any  surplus  that 
might  be  left  after  paying  all  his  debts. 

4.  When  a party  assigns  for  error  the 
dismissal  of  his  bill  seeking  to  set  aside  a 
conveyance  which  divests  him  of  all  title, 
and  a mortgage  given  by  the  grantee  under 
such  conveyance,  if  the  decree  is  affirmed  in 
so  far  as  it  refused  to  set  aside  the  convey- 
ance, it  will  be  a matter  of  no  interest  there- 
after to  such  party  whether  the  mortgage  is 
set  aside  or  a decree  foreclosing  the  same  is 
reversed  or  not. 

5.  Fraud — After  the  lapse  of  many  years 
the  deed  of  a married  woman  of  her  land  to 
a trustee  for  the  benefit  of  her  husband’s 
creditor’s,  and  the  death  of  the  party  impli- 
cated in  the  transaction  as  having  induced 
her  to  execute  the  same,  should  not  be  set 
aside  except  it  is  shown  by  the  clearest  and 
most  satisfactory  evidence  that  it  was  fraud- 
ulent. It  will  not  be  set  aside  when  it  ap- 
pears she  was  fully  advised  of  the  circum 
stances  and  of  her  rights,  and  acted  after 
due  care  and  deliberation. 


6.  Trustee — If  a trustee  holding  land  for 
the  benefit  of  creditors  sells  and  conveys  the 
same  to  a purchaser  with  the  consent  of 
some  of  the  principal  creditors,  they  will  be 
estopped  to  complain  that  the  sale  is  wrong- 
ful, and  the  sale,  if  wrongfully  made  with- 
out the  consent  of  the  cestui  que  trust,  can 
not  be  set  aside,  unless  on  bill  filed  by  them 
without  unreasonable  delay.  If  they  fail  to 
take  prompt  measures  to  avoid  the  sale  they 
will  be  held  bound  by  it. 

7.  If  a trustee  should  fraudulently  con- 
vey trust  property  held  by  him  to  one  with- 
out security  for  the  price  and  without  the 
consent  of  the  beneficiaries,  the  latter  may, 
on  bill,  have  the  sale  set  aside  and  compel 
the  trustee  to  proceed  and  further  execute 
the  trust,  or  perhaps  have  him  removed  and 
one  appointed  in  his  place  to  execute  the 
trust. 


Excursion  to  La  Vergne. 

The  beautiful  suburb  of  La  Vergne  is  now 
attracting  much  attention  among  home 
seekers.  This  new  and  attractive  suburb  is 
located  only  30  minutes’  ride  from  the  Union 
depot,  corner  Canal  and  Madison  streets,  on 
the  C.  B.  & Q.  R R.  The  excursion  to-day 
is  managed  and  provided  by  Messrs.  I.  E. 
Roll  <fc  Co.,  at  196  La  Salle  st.  Their  adver- 
tisement will  be  found  on  the  6th  page  of 
the  Journal. 

HOW  TO  DECO  KATE. 

For  mantels,  wood  holds  the  leading  place 
oak.  mahogany  and  ash  are  most  used.  For 
halls  and  dining-rooms  terra  cotta  is  much 
liked,  and  some  very  effective  combinations 
are  made  in  that  material  in  conjunction 
with  Oak  top  mantles. 

A great  deal  of  the  handsomest  bedroom 
furniture  is  manufactured  of  hazelwood, 
wrought  in  curious  and  pleasing  designs. 

A floor  with  bright  rugs  scattered  about 
upon  it  is  very  effective.  Almost  all  furni- 
ture looks  well  upon  polished  wood  floors, 
and  all  decorative  objects  gain  in  brilliancy. 

Massive  brass  pedestals  supporting  classic 
figures  or  an  odd  vase  are  choice  productions 
and  are  admirably  adapted  for  hall,  stair- 
landings  or  drawing  room  decorations. 

The  horsechestnut  with  its  magnificent 
foliage  and  burr  forms  in  autumnal  color- 
ings is  a favorite  design  for  the  ornamenta 
tion  of  portieres. 

A novel  idea  is  a dressing  table  with  cano- 
py and  curtains  of  fine  creamy  batiste  hung 
over  yellow  sateen,  with  a mirror  framed  in 
yellow  sateen  and  cream  lace;  front  draper 
ies,  cushion  and  mats  covered  with  batiste, 
embroidered  with  butter-cups  over  yellow 
sateen. 

Velours  cretonne,  which  is  quite  new  and 
can  be  procured  in  the  most  beautiful  designs 
and  colorings,  makes  a very  rich  drapery  for 
a dressing  table;  in  fact,  full  bedroom  sets 
are  covered  with  it  an!  further  ornamented 
with  bands  of  plush  caught  down  by  very 
large  brass  nails. 

Something  quite  unique  in  a call-bell  is  a 
miniture  silver  gong  suspended  from  a gold 
horseshoe.  Still  another  novelty  is  the  nau- 
tical easel;  it  stands  ten  feet  high  and  holds 
an  anchor,  spar  and  sail,  rope  and  chains, 
all  of  which  articles  are  tipped  with  silver. 

There  are  many  coverings  now  in  use  and 
particularly  rug  stuffs,  that  are  durable  and 
composed  in  quiet  and  rich  colors,  divans 
tete-a-tetes  and  easy  chairs  wholly  covered 
with  upholstery  have  a very  good  effect. 

In  selecting  colors  for  painting  a room, 
the  aspect  should  be  well  considered,  giving 
cool  and  and  refreshing  shades  for  the  south 
and  warm  comfortable  colors  for  the  north, 
the  use  of  a room  should  also  influence  its 
color. 

The  grass  and  cotton  rugs  from  China  and 
Japan  are  pleasant  and  cool  substitutes  for 
heavy,  heating  woolen  rugs. 

A very  attractive  pillow  is  of  Turkey  red 
embroidered  with  fishes  darting  in  and  out 
of  a long  floating  net. 

Bamboo  is  now  very  popular  for  framing 
screens,  the  panels  of  which  are  composed 
of  bamboo  matting. 

The  newest  chair  backs  are  made  of  silk 
bolting-cloth  over  colored  silKs. 

A drawiDg-room  should  be  light  and 
cheerful.  Bedroom  papers  should  be  of  a 
a small  pattern,  and  of  such  colors  as  har- 


monize with  the  furniture  and  other  fittiDgs. 

Japanese  silks  are  used  for  hangings  for 
Chippendale  bedsteads. 

Soft  surah  silk  chair  scarfs  in  bright  yel- 
low or  blue,  fringed  with  long  silken  cords 
and  tassels,  add  a bit  of  color  to  a somber 
room. 


Taxing  Building  Associations 


Philadelphia,  June  1,  1886. 

The  decision  of  the  Supreme  Court  upon 
the  constutionality  of  the  Pennsylvania  rev- 
enue act  of  1885  has  been  construed  by  some 
officials  of  building  associations  as  a declar- 
ation that  the  mortgages  held  by  such  asso- 
ciations are  taxable  at  the  rate  of  3 mills  on 
the  dollar.  What  the  judge  said  was  this: 

The  proviso  of  the  first  section  of  the  act, 
exempting  building  associations  is  harmless 
as  the  act  does  not  apply  to  corporations. 
Such  an  exemption  would  be  unconstitution- 
al, void  and  of  no  effect  if  the  act  affected 
corporations. 

It  should  be  explained  that  in  the  revenue 
act  of  1879  and  in  its  supplements  of  1881 
and  1885  there  was  inserted  by  zealous 
friends  of  the  building  associations  a clause 
exempting  the  mortgages  of  those  bodies 
from  taxation,  but,  as  appears  by  the  deci- 
sion of  the  Supreme  court,  this  precaution 
was  entirely  unnecessary,  because  the  money 
of  corporations  at  interest  was  not  taxed  by 
any  of  those  acts.  While  the  money  of  build- 
ing associations  at  interest  is  not  taxed  their 
capital  stocK  may  be  liable  to  a tax.  On 
Monday  last  the  court  did  not  directly  pass 
upon  the  exemption  of  building  associations 
from  the  tax  on  capital  stock,  for  the  reason 
that  that  question  was  not  raised  in  the  case 
of  his  appeal;  but  if  the  question  ever  does 
reach  that  body  there  is  very  little  doubt, 
from  its  decision  in  the  Bourgingnon  Asso- 
ciation ease,  and  from  its  insinuation  of  last 
Monday,  that  it  will  declare  unconstitution- 
al the  exemption  of  building  associations 
from  the  tax  on  capital  stock. 

On  June  6,  1881,  in  the  case  of  the  Bour- 
guignon  Building  Association  vs.  Common- 
wealth, it  was  decided  by  the  Supreme  court, 
that  building  associations  are  included  with- 
in the  corporations  upon  whose  capital  stock 
taxation  is  imposed  by  the  act  of  June  7, 
1879  (commonly  known  as  the  General  Rev- 
enue act.)  Subsequently,  on  May  22,  1883, 
an  act  of  Assembly  was  approved  exempting 
mutual  loan  and  building  associations  from 
taxation  for  State  purposes  on  capital  stocx 
or  mortgages,  on  the  grounds  as  stated  in 
the  preamble  of  the  act,  that  such  associa- 
tions have  been  heretofore  declared  by  law 
to  be  “meritorous  and  deserving  the  care  of 
the  State”  because  of  the  inducements  they 
offer  to  the  people,  "‘to  form  habits  of  econo- 
my and  to  become  real  estate  owners,  there- 
by enriching  and  strengthening  the  Com- 
monwealth.” It  was  also  stated  in  the  same 
preamble  that  these  associations  are  copart- 
nerships on  the  mutual  beneficial  plan,  and 
that  their  profits  are  made  from  amongst 
their  own  members  and  not  from  the  outside 
public. 

The  State  Constitution  requires  (Article  IX 
Section  I.)  that  “ all  taxes  shall  be  uniform 
upon  the  same  class  of  subjects,”  but  per- 
mits the  General  Assembly,  by  general  laws, 
to  exempt  from  taxation  public  property 
used  for  public  purposes,  actual  places  of 
religious  worship,  places  of  burial  not  used 
or  held  for  private  or  corporate  profit,  and 
institutions  of  purely  public  charity.  Section 
2 declares  void  all  laws  exempting  from  tax- 
ation any  property  other  than  that  above 
enumerated.  The  conflict  of  the  act  of  May 
22,  1883,  with  sections  1 and  2 of  Article  IX 
of  the  State  constitution  has  not  yet  been 
raised. 


Appraisement  of  School  Property. 

At  the  meeting  of  the  Board  of  Education 
on  Wednesday  night  the  appraisers  chosen 
to  value  the  school  property  occupied  by  the 
First  National  Bank,  Dearborn  and  Monroe, 
fixed  the  value  at  $2,500  per  foot,  or  a total 
of  $480,000,  being  an  increase  of  $135,000. 
The  former  rental  of  the  property  was  $18,- 
000,  but  under  the  new  appraisement  it  will 
be  $26,000  a year.  The  contract  for  the 
steam-heating  apparatus  for  the  new  West 
Division  High  School  was  given  to  the  Ex-  I 
haust  Ventilating  Company  for  $10,875,  the 
contractors  to  guarantee  the  apparatus  for 
five  years.  Contracts  were  awarded  for  the 
erection  of  a fifteen-room  school  building  ] 
on  the  Walsh  school  lot,  to  take  the  place  of  i 
| the  present  frame  building,  the  sum  total  of:  I 
the  contracts  being  $47,027, 


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Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


C.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 


-DEADERS  IN- 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 

Main  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard,  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 

CHICAGO. 


fACTORY:  761  to  773  S.  Canal  St. 
fake  Canalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St. 


■■ "•  ~ THE  ======== 

Building  • ‘Oepartrnbuu 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Fobt  Wayne,  Ind. — Mr.  Louis  Fox  has  under  way  a 4- 
story  store  building,  50x105  feet,  of  pressed  brick  and  stone 
to  cost  $12,000.  St.  Paul’s  Catholic  church  is  underway; 
it  is  to  be  of  brick  and  stone,  and  cost  $35,000.  Wm.  Saun- 
ders has  underway  a double  brick  dwelling,  48x60  feet,  at  a 
cost  of  $6,000.  R.  Zoller  will  build  a 2-story  brick  store  build- 
ing, 25x28  feet,  to  cost  $4,000.  A.  Becker  has  under  way  a 
brick  residence,  30x55  feet  and  cost  $4,000.  Wm.  S.  Bash 
has  under  way  a 2-story  brick  dwelling,  39x50  feet,  to  cost 
$5,000.  Val  Gutermuth  will  erect  a frame  residence,  32x48 
feet,  at  a cost  of  $2,500.  Hon.  L.  M.  Ninde  has  under  way 
a brick  store  building,  47x80  feet,  cost  $6,000.  Wm.  H. 
Druir  will  erect  a brick  and  stone  residence,  38x60  feet,  to 
Sost  $6,500;  contracts  not  yet  let. 

Aijroba,  111 — -A  brick  and  stone  store  and  flat  building, 
cost  $11,000;  owner,  Ralston  Bros;  architect,  E.  Baumann, 
of  Chicago,  111. 

Waterville,  O— E.  O.  Fallis  & Co.,  architects,  of  Toledo’ 
have  drawings  for  a brick  college  building  for  the  Ursuline 
Sisters;  its  cost  $45,000. 

Columbus,  0 — Kinnear  & Foster  will  erect  a building 
for  store  and  offices  to  cost  $30,000.  N.  P.  Huntington  and 
Wm.  G.  Dirffiler  will  build  a business  block,  cor.  High  and 
Chestnut  streets,  to  cost  $50,000. 

Millersburg,  O — B.  S.  Young  will  build  2-story  brick 
store-building,  33x60  feet;  cost,  about  $4,000;  architect,  H. 
W.  Mason,  of  Fort  Wayne,  Ind. 

Hillsboro,  0 — Architect  Joseph  H.  Ott,  reports:  E.  L. 
Ferris,  2-story  frame,  cost  $6,000;  projected;  Kremer  & 
Hartman,  of  Columbus,  builders.  Mr.  Ott  also  reports  a 
number  of  smaller  buildings,  ranging  in  cost  from  $l,00u 
to  $2,000. 

' " ■ — - ' 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

GHICAQO. 

Telephone  N4SH 


D.  Cutler. 


T.  S.  White. 


II.  M.  Boioe. 


CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 


J W Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  and  Treat*. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturer# 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office— Room  36, 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  iu 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grade 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


A.  A.  OUDELL.  A.  A.  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

FINE  CABINET  WORK. 

Fittings  of  Private  Itcsidences  a Specialty. 

factory:  ) . _ _ 

22  Sc  24  South  Jefferson  St.)  CHICAGO. 


Ravenna,  O — The  officers  of  the  C.  & P.  R.  R.,  J.  N.  Mc- 
Collough,  president,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  will  build  a new  depot. 

Chattanooga,  Tenn— A five-story  hotel,  to  cost  $50,000, 
will  be  built  here  by  Peebles  Bros. 

Chester,  Pa.,  is  to  have  a new  opera  house.  Eighty 
thousand  dollars  in  bonds  are  to  be  issued  and  sold,  of 
which  $30,000  is  to  be  used  to  purchase  land,  and  $50,000 
to  erect  the  building. 

Steubenville;  O — The  Cleveland  & Pittsburgh,  and 
Pittsburgh,  Cincinnati  & St.  Louis  R.  R.  will  build  a large 
union  station  at  once. 

Knoxville,  Tenn — D.  B.  Loreman  & Co.,  three-story  and 
basement  building,  containing  five  stores;  superstructure 
brick,  with  terra  cotta  and  stone  trimmings,  tin  roof,  60x243 
feet,  fronts  on  three  streets,  total  frontage  363  feet;  cost, 
$50,000;  basement  and  first  story  up.  S.  M.  Winchester, 
corner  of  Market  and  Seventh  streets,  four-story  and  base- 
ment building,  four  stores  and  bank;  basement,  exterior 
walls  and  foundation  limestone;  superstructure  brick  with 
terra  cotta  and  marble  trimmings,  tin  and  slate  roof,  llOx 
200  feet,  fronts  on  three  streets,  total  frontage  420  feet; 
cost  estimated  at  $100,000;  excavations  being  made.  J.  W. 
Adams,  corner  of  Eighth  and  Cherry  streets,  three-story 
and  basement,  eight  stores;  basemeni  and  foundation  walls 
limestone,  superstructure,  main  front  stone,  other  fronts 
brick  with  stone  trimmings,  tin  roof.  100x220  feet,  fronts 
on  three  streets,  total  frontage  420  feet;  cost,  $45,000;  roof 
on.  M.  E.  Church,  block  of  two  stores  with  apartments 
above,  three  stories  high,  35-6x65  feet,  near  corner  of  Cherry 
street  and  Georgia  ave.,  foundations  limestone,  superstruc- 
ture brick  with  stone  trimmings;  cost,  $6,000;  underway. 
T.  H.  Boughton,  ten-room  frame  dwelling;  cost,  $3,000; 
projected.  Willingham  & Son,  frame  dwelling;  cost,  $3,- 
500;  under  way.  Adams  Bros.,  architects. 

Mankato.  Minn — It  is  reported  that  the  Mankato  house 
building  will  be  extensively  improved  during  the  summer; 
the  contemplated  improvements  would  involve  an  expend- 
iture of  over  $20,000.  Gen.  E.  M.  Pope  is  making  prepara- 
tions for  the  erection  of  a fine  residence  on  Second  street. 
The  Standard  Cement  company  is  erecting  another  ware- 
house, 200x240  feet.  Work  has  been  commenced  on  L.  Pe- 
terson’s new  residence,  corner  Broad  and  Liberty  streets. 
The  plans  for  the  new  court  house  are  in  the  hands  of  the 
county  commissioners  who  will  thoroughly  examine  them. 


City  Office: — Rooms 21  and  22,  2sSG  A ‘4^8  LaSalle  St. 

IF1-  MI.  CLARKE 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  ana  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  -D 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  ’•elating  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted. 


Memphis,  Tenn — Otto  Zimmerman,  Broadway  and  Miss- 
issippi ave,  two-story  house;  cost,  $3,000. 

Richmond,  Ind — Architect  W.  S.  Kaufman  reports:  For 

R.  H.  Shoemaker,  2-story  and  attic  brick  residence,  52x74 
feet,  stone  trimmings,  cost  $20,000;  drawings  completed. 

Dubuque,  Iowa — Richard  Cox  has  plans  for  extensive 
repairs  and  remodelling  of  his  business  block,  at  an  expense 
of  $5,000.  Plans  are  m i he  hands  of  the  architect  for  a 
double  brick  tenement  house,  for  Schenkowitz  & Rose,  to 
cost  $4,500.  J.  K.  Farley  will  build  a $3,000  residence. 

Sioux  City,  Iowa — Architect  Fay  has  prepared  plans  for 
a $5,000  residence  for  Albert  Duling. 

San  Antonio,  Tex — T.  Campbell,  two-story  frame  dwell- 
ing, 30x50  feet,  cost  $3,000;  taking  bids.  Val  Verd  county, 
Texas,  two  story  rock  jail  building,  40x55  feet,  cost  $18,000. 
O.  J.  Woodhull,  two-story  frame  dwelling,  40x60  feet;  cost, 
$5,200.  J.  Lowenstein,  one-story  frame  dwelling.  37x70 
feet,  cost  $4,000.  C.  Viilemain,  two-story  brick  store  build- 
ing, 26x46  feet,  cost  $3,000.  W.  Atkinson,  2-story  frame 
dwelling,  45x60  feet,  cost  $10,000;  projected.  Medina  coun- 
ty, Texas,  2-story  rock  jail  building,  35x50  feet,  cost  $10,- 
000;  taking  bids.  J.  J.  Stevens,  1-story  brick  dwelling,  30x 
35  feet,  cost  $2,500;  projected.  Traders’  National  Bank, 
alterations;  cost  not  estimated;  Gordon  & Shelton,  archi- 
tects. 

Appleton,  Wis — C.  L.  Marston  is  having  plans  made  for 
a 2-story  frame  residence  to  cost  $4,500.  Mrs.  E.  C.  Foster 
has  under  way  a 2-story  residence,  Queen  Anne  style,  with 
gables  and  shingle  roof,  22x26  feet,  which  will  cost  about 
$2,750. 

[Continued  on  Page  350.] 


REPORT  OF  NEW  BXJIX-.nDIKrC3-S  A.IST3D  BTTILIDIlSra-S  TO  BE  ERECTED, 


In  advance  of  Permits  for  the  week  ending  June  5,  1886. 


OWNER. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

LOCATION. 

^ COST 

ARCHITECT  or  BUILDER. 

DESCRIPTION. 

2 

132x45 

$24000 

Stone  and  terra  cotta  and  galvanized  iron. 

C Holzapf el 

2 

Store  and  flat 

2 x84 

562  W Division  st 

4 “ 

Gustav  Bloedner,  634  W Chicago  av 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  galvanized  iron. 

Messrs  Holton  & Cobb 

4 

Stores  and  flats 

42x64 

3539-41  Cottage  Grove  av 

12  44 

Oscar  Cobb.  60  Major  Block 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

3 

Stores  and  flats 

40x67 

172  and  174  N Halsted  st 

13  44 

Theo  Karls,  164  La  Salle  st 

Pressed  Brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

3 

Residence 

25x65 

507  W Van  Bureu  st 

6 “ 

Flanders  & Zimmerman,  Mailer’s  Bldg 

Pressed  brick  and  stone;  stained  glass. 

2 

Dwelling 

12  44 

Pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta;  hardwood. 

R Nash 

2 

Dwelling 

31x59 

Calumet  av  and  32d  st 

10  “ 

L B Dixon,  102  Washington  st 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

3 

Flat  building  . . . 

6 44 

Pressed  brick  and  brick. 

3 

Residence 

9 44 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

3 

Flat  building  . . . 

8 44 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

W W Foltz  

3 

Residence 

10  4‘ 

Mr.  Beals,  Fisk  and  22d  sts 

St  Louis  pressed  brick,  Conn,  brown  stone 

3 

Flat  building  . . . 

8 44 

Aug  Bessler,  162  W Twelfth 

Brick,  pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Robt  T Lincoln 

2 

Residence  . 

40x64 

60  Scott  st 

25  44 

S S Beman.  Pullman  Bldg 

Pressed  brick,  blue  Bedford  stone. 

3 

Two  residences  .. 

14  k4 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta, 

2 

Residence 

* 

6 4 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Johnson  Estate 

4 

Store  and  flat  addition. 

76x56 

213  E Chicago  av 

30  “ 

Cobb  & Frost,  930  Opera  House  Block 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

3 

Store  and  flat. . 

24x71 

5 44 

W H Drake,  133  Clark  st 

Pressed  and  common  brick,  stone  and  galvanized  iron. 

3 

Store  and  flat 

25x70 

6 4* 

F W Wolf,  62  and  64  W Lake  st  

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  galvanized  iron. 

Fred  Germer 

3 

Dwelling 

22x55 

354  Belden  av 

6 44 

C O Hansen,  Metropolitan  Block 

Pressed  brick,  common  brick  and  stone,  etc. 

5 

Owen  Aldis,  Sec’y,  Portland  Block.... 

Common  brick  and  iron  work. 

Mao  S Belden 

2 

Residence  . . . 

Kenwood,  III 

15  “ 

H F Starbuck,  Ashland  Block 

Brick,  wood,  slate  and  copper. 

Warehouse 

50  4* 

Brick. 

Geo  Weiss 

3 

Residenoe 

540  N State  st 

20  44 

H M Hansen,  Ashland  Block 

Stone. 

Hardwood 


Lumber 

ANI> 

Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 

AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 

HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATED  1885 

HOLBROOK  & CO. 


J3P“Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


I Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO. 

South  Branch  Chicago  River.  | Telephone  No.  8213. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


— [Established  I860.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAZE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  Street,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street — Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited. 


Edward  Rutz,  Ex-Treasurer  State  of  Illinois. 


H.  M.  Needles. 


W.  F.  Netling. 


RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLING, 

CITY  5 AND  6 PER  CENT.  LOANS  NEGOTIATED  IN  SUMS  OF  $5,000  AND 
OVER.  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

Rooms  35,  Portland  Block,  S.  E,  Corner  Washington  and 

Dearborn  Streets. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


Ill  La  Salle  St., 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  and.  Loan  Agents. 

®*Money  Loaned, 

^■Taxes  Paid, 

jg^-Xnvestments  Made. 

Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs,  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st. : 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8%  to  15 % in  business  and  resi- 
CHIOAGO.  dence  property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opeba  House  Building. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  42  Portland  Block,  107  Dearborn  St. 

MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

K.  I'rimli  ville,  Agent, 


Rooms  13  and  14. 


No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  : : 


AXI> 


::  Renting  Agent, 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 

FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 

Peltzer's  Map  of  Chicago. 

Price,  $1.25.  Cost,  $1.80. 

In  good  condition.  Address  E.  MILNER,  Room  74, 
79  Dearborn  st. 

WILDER,  COOK  & CO.. 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 

1ST  OTIOE ! 2STOTIOE ! 

— TO — 

Agents  for  Building  Material, 

— OB — 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 

A room  furnished  with  desk,  chairs  and 
light  for  rent  at  $8.00  per  month.  Apply  at 
Room  14,  164  and  166  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

We  have  for  sale:  Lake  View  property  of 
every  description.  Choice  lots  at  the  termi- 
nius  of  the  new  North  Halsted  street-car  line 
on  Melrose  and  School  Sts. 

We  are  exclusive  agents  for  the  central 
part  of  Argyle  Park,  the  first  lake  shore 
suburb  north  of  Chicago.  Also  have  acres 
for  sale  on  the  Chicago,  Evanston  & Lake 
Superior  Railroad.  Owners  of  a new  sub- 
division at  Avondale,  5 miles  from  the 
Northwestern  Railroad  city  depot.  Neat 
cottages  and  fifty  feet  of  ground,  two  blocks 
from  station,  for  $1,000  on  monthly  pay- 
ments. 

Money  loaned  on  good  city  and  suburban 
property  at  current  rates. 

FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  North 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Fakb,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE — By  L.  A:  Gilbert,  Room  34,  97 
Clark-st.: 

Woodlawn  Park. — One  fine  new  10- room 
house,  with  brick  basement,  plate-glass 
front  windows;  lot  100x165;  two  blocks  from 
depot;  complete  as  can  be  made;  price  $10, 
000.  One  fine  new  house  on  the  ridge,  on  a 
corner,  and  in  the  grove;  lot  90x165;  fine 
barn,  pigeon-house,  etc.;  one  of  the  finest 
places  that  can  be  found  for  the  money; 
price,  $8,500.  One  9-room  new  house,  lot 
50  feet  front,  only  2%  blocks  from  depot, 
with  all  modern  improvements;  price  $3,800. 
One  fine  new  house  of  8 rooms,  with  lot  50 
feet  front;  price,  $3,000.  One  choice  lot 
that  will  average  100x200,  east  front,  in  the 
grove,  with  a good  8-room  house;  price 
$4000.  Choice  lots  in  all  parts  of  Wood- 
lawn  at  the  lowest  possible  prices  and  easy 
terms.  One  fine,  10-room  house,  hardwood 
finish;  lot  50x165;  price  $4,500.  Choice  lots 
at  Englewood  on  Dickey-st.,  just  south  of 
Sixty- third;  price  $30  per  foot  and  assess- 
ment. 


15.000. 

11.000. 

8,000. 

8.500. 

5.500. 

4.500. 

4,500. 
2,600. 
2,350. 
1,200. 
1,100. 


600. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dbeyeb  & Co.,  99 
Dearborn-st.: 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 
State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buben-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chioago-ave.,  west  of  WeRs-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chioago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st, — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chioago-ave. — 2-story  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . .$16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Habmon-coubt — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stery  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments  $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-atorv  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st. . . $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  iront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 maroie  rronts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave. 


Wm.  Reed.  N.  A.  Clemons. 

WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  I Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


FOR  SALE  — Bargains  in  all  Classes  of 
Business  Property  our  Specialty. 

We  offer  our  services  to  assist  purchasers 
in  finding  the  property  they  want.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  examin- 
ing all  that  is  for  sale,  or  to  ascertain  what 
is  offered  for  sale.  Some  of  the  best  prop- 
erty is  not  advertised  or  even  placed  on  the 
market.  From  these  causes  buyers  often 
miss  the  best  bargains. 

J-  P.  White.  Room  10, 

99  and  101  Washington  st. 

FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdorff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave  , large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 
W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  35^x124,  good 
corner. 

Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97. 
Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 
bnck  flats. 

Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 
brick. 

Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 
25x100. 

Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  orick  cottage. 

Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 
125,  vacant. 

Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


IMi.  HAMILTON. 


DEALER  IN 


Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

FOR  SALE — By  Bernhard  F.  Weber,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 

FOR  SALE  by  Wm.  Garnett  & Co.,  18 
Dearborn  st. 

Corner  Van  Buren  and  Clinton  sts., about 
150  feet  square,  or  will  lease  for  long  term. 

Calumet  av.  and  RAy  st.,  two  corners,  300 
feet  frontage.  Builders  call. 

Michigan  av.,  stone  front  finely  located. 
$35,000;  lot  30x175. 


FOR  SALE — By  F.  A.  henshaw,  161  LaSalle 
st.,  Room  4: 

$35,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  corner,  improved, 
desirable  investment. 

33.000.  W.  Lake  st..  3-stor^  stores  and  flats; 

paying  well. 

10.000.  W.  Madison  st.,  3-story  stone  front 

store  and  flats. 

7,000.  Van  Buren  st.,  store  and  flats. 

115.  Van  Bnren  st.,  near  Lincoln,  24x100 
feet. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Congress,  desirable 
corner. 

Ogden  ave.  near  Van  Buren,  50  feet. 
Ogden  ave.  near  Taylor,  24  feel. 

FOR  SALE. — By  C.  U.  Cordon  & Co.,  79 
Dearborn  Street. 

Elm  Street,  near  Lake  Shore  Drive,  ele- 
gant residences,  from  $9,000  to  $13,000 
each. 

Corner  Bellevue  Place  and  Rush  Street, 
choice  location  for  block  houses. 

Bargains  in  residence  and  business  pro- 
perty in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


Excursion  to  La  Vergne, 

On  SATURDAY,  June  5,  at  1:15  p.  m.,  from 
Union  Depot,  Canal  and  Madison 
sts.,  via  C.,  B.  <fc  Q.  R.  R. 

t 

Choice  Unimproved  Lots 

Will  be  sold  for  cash  or  on  monthly 
payments. 

HOUSES  FOR  CASH 

Or  monthly  payments. 

Only  thirty  minutes’  ride  to  this  lovely 
suburb.  Sixteen  miles  of  graded  streets, 
thousands  of  beautiful  evergreen  and  shade 
trees,  sidewalks,  sewers,  etc.  Call  personally 
for  tickets. 

I.  E.  ROLL  & CO., 

196  La  Salle  st. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 


CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  IVIelcI© 
for  Oertifleci 
Copies. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

ltl  ll.l»l\<.  PERMITS. 


Wm.  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu  . j successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANUFAOTtJllISIlS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 

Bhoom.  lO  15©  La  Salle  St.  Chicago. 


O.  J.  3-..  MEYER  & SONS  CO- 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS 

Office  Fittings. 


Hardwood  Interior  Finish. 
Designs  Furnished. 


Fine  Store  and 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing 


N I > 

House  Drainage, 


Adams  st  w No  618  J H Braynard  two-story 
dwelling,  32x44,  $3,000. 

Ashland  av  n No  438  F Schumacher  base- 
ment and  addition  20x50,  $2,000. 

Archer  av  No  2983  C Spitz,  three-story  store 
and  dwelling  25x78,  $7,000. 

Armitage  av  No  220.  Fred  Landeweich  one- 
story  cottage  20x34,  $500. 

Archer  av  No  2841,  A Lieberman  basement, 
34x60.  $700. 

Butterfield  st  No  3525  Mrs  Wilkinson  one- 
story  cottage,  16x36,  $500. 

Colorado  st  No  240  Joseph  Stumpf,  one-story 
cottage  20x32,  $1,000. 

Congress  st  No  1252  Mrs  E Murphy,  one- 
story  store  20x30,  $600. 

Congress  st  No  264.  Mrs  Mary  A Shields  one 
story  cottage  20x46,  $1,200. 

Calumet  av  No  2725  L N Davis  two-story 
barn  30x40,  $1,900. 

Desplaines  st  s No  169  John  Conley  three 
story  store  and  flats  18x51,  $4,000. 

Dania  st  No  786  M W Grace  basement  20x 
42,  $1,000. 

Division  st  w No  266  F Yoltz  two-story  barn 
16x32,  $600. 

Dashiel  st  No  3644,  Wm  Roach,  one-story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,400. 

Dickson  st  No  714  A Byvajuska,  one-story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,000. 

Erie  st  w No  251,  John  Nordby  basement  20 
x56,  $2,000. 

Erie  st  No  157  C Joerndt  basement  20x40, 
$600. 

Fifteenth  st  No  529  John  Warner  basement 
23x54,  $2,500. 

Fifteenth  st  w No  635  H P Peters  one-story 
cottage  20x58,  $2,500. 

Fowler  st  No  96  P H Marshall  basement  20x 
32,  $500. 

Goethe  st  Nos  208  and  210  H W Henshaw, 
two  two-story  dwellings  40x70.  $12,000. 
Hawthorn  and  Rees  sts  Singer  & Talcott 
Stone  Co  one-story  office  20x25,  $500. 
Huron  st  No  400,  John  Hockarone  story  cot- 
tage 21x32,  $800. 

Hoyne  av  n No  580,  P Brittain  two-story 
dwelling  22x54,  $4,000. 

Henry  st  No  169,  H C D Kiene  one-story  cot- 
tage 21x63,  $2,000. 

Huron  st  w No  814  J Konrad  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x16,  $300. 

Hurlbut  st  No  390  E M Dement  basement  28 
x48,  $1,400. 

Halsted  st  s Nos  168  to  172,  Jas  Fleming 
three  four-story  stores  and  flats  60x84, 
$15,000. 

Honore  st  No  3836,  L Tett  one  story  cottage 
21x45,  $1,800. 

Hinman  st  No  872,  G Ostrich  two-story  store 
and  dwelling,  25x88,  $4,500. 

Hastings  st  No  60  FHastmeyer  basement  20 
x30,  $600. 

Holt  av  No  807,  M Hartigan  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x30,  $800. 

Halsted  st  nNo  803  N Schudgrens,  basement 
20x40,  $1,000. 

Halsted  st  s No  89  H W Collins  veneer  barn, 
18x24,  $200. 

Indiana  st  w No  492  Thos  Ahern  basement, 
20x47,  $1,500. 


Jay  st  No  98  W Pfister,  one-story  cottage  22x 
42,  $3,000. 

Larned  st  No  3463,  Mr  Reilly  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x46,  $1,200. 

Loomis  st  No  675,  J N Frank  three  story 
store  and  flats  24x60,  $4,700. 

La  Salle  st  near  Chicago  av  W H Hubbard 
two  four  story  flats  43x85,  $16,000. 

Lake  st  w No  1547  Theo  Miller  two-story 
dwelling  21x44,  $2,000. 

Lake  st  w No  746  J W Thomas  addition  24x 
26,  $2,000. 

Lowe  av  No  2929  John  O’Keefe  one-story 
cottage,  20x50,  $1,000. 

Loomis  st  No  222  O J Franchere  two-story 
dwelling  22x58,  $4,000. 

La  Salle  av  No  588,  John  Horn  two  story 
dwelling  22x70,  $6,000. 

Lowe  av  No  2946,  Thos  O’Keefe,  one-story 
cottage  20x30  $600. 

Milwaukee  av  No  1010,  F C Turnler  two  three 
story  stores  and  dwellings  44x80.  $16,000. 
May  st  s No  689,  FrauK  Batence,  one-story  j 
cottage  20x50  $1,000. 

Noble  st  No  559  M PenderKi  three  story 
dwelling  21x68  ,$5,000. 

North  av  e No  382,  Fernald,  Higgins  & At- 
kins one-story  shop,  22x80,  $900. 

Oakley  av  s No  434  J F Ahles  two-story 
dwelling  22y36,  $2,500. 

Portland  av  No  3027  A Carlson  three-story 
flats  22x50,  $2,700. 

Park  av  Nos  707  and  709  J J Hyland  two 
two-story  dwellings  42x48  $9,000. 

Portland  av  No  3544  John  Roecker,  two-story 
flats  22x66,  $3,500. 

Quincy  st  No  10,  Dr  M Jerome  three-story 
store  and  flats  10x26,  $1,000. 

Robey  st  n No  .510.  H F Siefert  two-story 
dwelling  22x50,  $1,800. 

Robey  st  s Nos  193  and  195  Jacob  Kramer, 
two  two-story  dwellings  42x65  $7,000. 

Rees  st  No  53,  B Rold  basement  23x60,  $500. 
Rees  st  No  9.  John  Loebee  two-story  flats  22 
x50,  $4,000. 

State  st  No  3413  L W Stone  one-story  barn, 
18x20.  $400. 

Seward  st  No  85,  Joseph  Soderka  two-story 
dwelling  21x28,  $1,500. 

State  st  No  540  E Weiss  two-story  dwelling 
28x80,  $18,000. 

Seminary  av  No  85,  W J Lee  one  story  cot- 
tage 22x48,  $1,400. 

Superior  st  No  1130  T J Wanrouch  veneer 
frame  dwelling,  $300. 

State  st  No  210  B Hayaman  six  story  store, 
20x90,  $20,000. 

Seeley  av  No  112  to  118  C Champion  four 
two-stoxy  dwellings  22x50,  $12,000. 

Twelfth  st  w No  647  August  Patzge  addition 
24x60,  $1,500. 

Taylor  st  No  460,  J K Barry  two-story  flats 
21x52,  $4,000. 

Thirty  eighth  st  No  697  Thomas  Birch,  one 
story  cottage  21x43,  $1,000. 

Twelfth  st  No  981,  Mrs  Lange  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x40,  $800. 

Twentieth  st,  No  784  John  Ninnor  addition 
20x16,  $500. 

Third  av  Nos  241  and  243  Bethel  M E 
church  addition  40x90  $2,500. 

Twenty-first  st  No  829  F Granger  one-story 
cottage  20x50  $l,.r00. 

Thirteenth  pi  No  279  Chas  Schwen  basement 
24x64,  $1,200. 

Throop  st  No  586  Frank  Knowick  three-story 
dwelling  21x60,  $4,000. 

Twenty  second  st  w Nos  94  to  102  H Waller 
Sr  two-story  iron  shed  100x72,  $4,000. 
Thirteenth  st  w No  437  Franxr  HodeK,  one 
story  cottage  20x50,  $1,000. 


Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(FIB8T  FLOOIi) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Thirty  first  st  Nos  120  to  130  Thomas  Braun 
six  three-story  stores  and  flats  115x74  $40- 
000. 

Thirteenth  st  w No  437,  John  Wolf,  one  story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,000. 

Townsend  st  No  120  O Johnson  three-story 
flats  22x60  $5,000. 

Taylor  st  w No  303  O’Donnell  Bros  office,  9x 

12,  $100. 

Union  st  No  627  Charles  German  addition  20 
x30,  $600. 

Union  Park  place  No  15  John  Houlihan  two- 
story  flats  22x51,  $3,000. 

Vernon  av  No  3149  0 Batchelder  two-story 
dwelling  21x60,  $7,000. 

Vincennes  av  No  3634,  V Cady  addition  22x 
16,  $2,900. 

Warren  av  No  1415  D O’Connell  ona-story 
cottage  20x40,  $1,000. 

Warren  av  No  1413,  H H Taylor,  one  story 
cottage  20x46,  $1,000. 

Wabansia  av  No  154,  John  Alford  addition, 
20x25 $500. 

I Wood  st  N No  350  Carl  Bernd  two  story 
dwelling  21x80,  $4,000. 

Warren  av  No  913  E D Hallenback  one-story 
cottage  22x40,  $2,200. 

Wells  st  No  325  Mrs  Matilda  S Johnson  four 
story  store  and  dwelling  32x83,  $8,000 
Wood  st  No  442,  Aug  Eilrich  one-story  cot 
tage  21x50,  $1,500. 

Warren  av  Nos  757  to  761,  J L Campbell, 
three  two-story  dwellings  50x66,  $12,000. 
Warren  av  Nos  702  to  712  Frank  W Camp- 
bell six  two-story  dwellings  132x45,  $24,- 
000. 

Warren  av  No  582.  John  Nicholls,  two-story 
dwelling.  30x50,  $3,000. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  aud  Conveyances  uot  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 


Austin  av  133  ft  e of  Rucker  st  nf  25x150 
ft  Feb  6,  Andrew  Hansen  to  Joseph  and 

William  McLean $4,500 

Austin  av  193)4  ft  w of  Oakley  sf  24x120  ft 
May  27,  Kate  Lowry  to  S W Roth . . $1,200 
Augusta  st  119%  ft  e of  Leavitt  st  sf  216x 
VH  Mch  22,  estate  of  Thomas  Suffern  to 

the  city  of  Chicago $6,300 

Arnold  st  240  ft  s of  35th  wf  24x120  ft  May 

29,  E J Jupp  to  Louis  Shorley $2,100 

Arnold  st  264  ft  s of  35th  wf  24x120  ft  May 

1,  Seth  Wheeler  to  J H Pierce $1,300 

Ashland  av  72  ft  s of  Tell  pi  wf  24x105)4 
ft  impd  Mat  18.  J Sladen  to  S Tauber 

' . . $7,000 

Arnold  st  294  ft  s of  22d  ef  25x123  st  May 
1 Catherine  Muhlke  to  Johanna  Reidy 

$1,375 

Astor  st  65%  8 Bank  ef  32)4x135  ft 

June  1,  EL  Ryerson  to  J L Houghtel- 

ing $6,550 

Allport  st  400  ft  s of  Sixteenth  ef  25x125  ft 
impd  June  1,  J Blake  to  J Vistein.  .$3,110 
Arch  st  118  ft  n ot  Lyman  ef  24x100  ft  Jun 

1,  F A Oswald  to  A Posteike $550 

Armitage  av  96  ft  w of  Girard  st  Df  24x125 
ft  May  18,  F W Hatterman  to  F Ludwig 

. . . . $400 

Butterfield  st72  ft  n of  32nd  wf  25x100  ft 
May  28,  C S Smith  to  A H Smith.  ...$1,800 
Burling  st  n of  Willow  wf  32x132  ft  June 
1,  N & R Wetzel  to  P J Karstens.  . . $2,000 
Bushnell  st  111  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  impd  Mch  31,  F Armstrong  to 
i Vierling  McDowell  & Co $1,400 


Bushnell  st  111  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  impd  Mch  10.  H and  A Strube  to 

F Armstrong $1,350 

Cornelia  st  236  ft  w of  Noble  sf  25x127  ft 
impd,  May  28,  William  Cleminsen  to  F 

Pohl $2,300 

Centre  av  264  ft  s of  Nineteenth  st  ef  33x 
125  ft  impd  May  28,  Anton  Nebrensky 

to  Frank  Benda $3,500 

Centre  av  264  s of  19th  st  ef  33x125  ft  im- 
pd May  24,  Frank  Benda  to  Anton  Neb- 
rensky   $3,500 

Cologne  st  nw  cor  of  Deering  sf  198  ft  to 
river  May  28,  William  J Wilson  to  Chi- 
cago Gaslight  & Cok8  Co $34,000 

Clybourn  av  ne  cor  of  Herndon  st  sf  25x 
130  ft  May  3,  estate  of  W B Ogden  to 
Chicago  Evanston  & Lake  Superior  Rail- 
road Co $1,500 

Clybourn  av  330  ft  nw  of  Larrabee  st  sw  f 
24x150  ft  impd  May  25,  Charles  Gausz 

to  Louis  Krauthahn $4,500 

Carroll  av  75  ft  w of  Robey  st  sf  50x124  ft 

May  27,  J B Waller  to  S Bliss $2,400 

Cottage  Grove  av  se  cor  of  Thirty  first  st 
wf  100x110  ft  impd  May  18,  Godfrey 

Mannheimerto  H C Taylor $28,000 

Carpenter  st  20  ft  s of  Austin  av  ef  20x116 
ft  May  17,  E B & T T Loomis  to  Peder 

Jacobson $2,500 

Carpenter  stsw  cor  of  Austin  av  ef  20x116 
ft  May  17,  T F Loomis  to  Peder  Jacob- 
son   $1,400 

Canal  st  76  ft  n of  Randolph  ef  38x150  ft 
June  2,  Presbyterian  Theological  Semi- 
nary to  H & J Schwabacker $25,000 

Crenshaw  st  69%  ft  e of  Campbell  av  sf 
undivided  24x124  ft  May  5,  W J Bennett 

to  J E Ferry $2,000 

Chicago  av  nw  cor  State  st  sf  68x109  ft  apr 
29’  Connecticut  Life-Ins.  Co  to  Henry  J 

Willing $20,400 

Calumet  av  bet  31st  and  32d  wf  37)4x125 
ft,  May  28,  E C Day  to  G F White. . $3,000 
Cottage  Grove  av  near  32nd  st  wf  50x110 
ft  Apr  26,  C J Merritt  to  M W Rhodes 

$5,000 

Chicago  av  w bet  Milwaukee  av  and  Ruck- 
er st,  It  21,  Apr  17,  W & P G Sanders  to 

F Lof $3,650 

Carl  st  137  ft  e of  n Wells  nf  48x110  ft  May 
28.  E & H Eschenberg  to  Charles  Em- 
merich   $7,500 

Centre  av  the  premises  No  667  May  26, 
Mary  Holland' to  Mary  Clohessey  . .$1,250 
Canal  st  27  8-10  ft  n of  Mather  ef  27  8 lOx 
100  ft  May  29,  C Jaeger  to  J F Gubbins 
$6,000 

Chicago  av  w 240  ft  e of  Hoyne  sf  24x 
123)4  ft  June  2>  H Deekmann  to  J 

Franz $1,100 

Central  Park  av  bet  22d  and  23d  st?  wf 
undivided  % of  25x125  June  3,  R K 

Gowanlock  to  A J Gowanlock $1,000 

Cottage  Grove  av  51  ft  n of  32d  st  ef  152 
ft  to  Graves  pi  June  1,  U P Smith  to  J 

B Smith $50,000 

Congress  st  bet  Western  and  Campbell  av 
nf  18  4x158  ft  May  27,  J L Campbell  to 

J H Gormley $4,000 

Cornelia  st  221  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  25x 
128  ft  May  26,  J Steffen  to  S Schayer 

$1,000 

Dickson  st  300  ft  s of  Blackhawk  ef  24x 
137  ft  June  1,  Tollie  Jorgensen  to  John 

Dettloff ' $1,600 

Dayton  st  154  ft  s of  Belden  av  ef  24x124 
ft  June  2,  J J Considine  to  E Benzing 
$1,650 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Dearborn  st  350  ft  s of  Van  Buren  ef  25  ft 
to  4th  av  May  26,  James  Clark  et  al  to 

M G Kellogg $16,000 

Division  st  w 243  ft  w of  Robey  sf  25x120 
ft  May  27,  Daniel  Keefe  to  M Beyer . . $950 
Division  st  w near  Francisco  nf  24x125  ft 
May  11,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  C F 

M Braun . $925 

Division  st  w near  Francisco  nf  24x125  ft 
May  11,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  C A 

Groekuke $900 

Ellen  st  bet  Wood  and  Lincoln  sf  25  ft  to 
alley  June  3,  R H Nicol  to  Mary  Bicak 

$1,400 

Ellis  av  bet  35th  and  36th  sts  ef  25x141  ft 
Apr  8,  George  D Holton  to  Levi  A Eliel 

$3,250 

Erie  st  w ne  cor  of  Curtis  sf  23x116  ft 
near  above  [Lt  1 of  Its  9 10  11  also  s 23 
ft  of  lt  12  bik  39  Ogden’s  add)  estate  of 

Mons  Paulson  toH  Michelson $1,700 

Elm  st  210  ft  w of  LaKe  Shore  d,ive  nf  20x 
109)4  ^ impd  Apr  30,  J L Cochran  to  H 

G J de  Roode $12,000 

Fourteenth  st  w 250  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  25x 

124  ft  June  1,  S & CJ  Meyer  to  R Up- 
ton   $1,800 

Fifteenth  st  w 150  ft  w of  Union  sf  25x87 
ft  impd  May  14,  N Schoemer  to  M & R 

Kouba $1,250 

Fourteenth  st  w near  Waller  nf,  24x125  ft 
June  1,  John  Campbell  to  Anne  Bourke 

$1,600 

Fremont  st  152  ft  s of  Clay  wf,  25x125  ft 
June  3 ’85,  estate  of  W B Ogden  to  F J 

Wilke $900 

Fourth  av  99  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st  ef  24  80 
xlOO  ft  June  2,  M Schmaltz  to  W L De 

Wolf $25,000 

Fifteenth  st  w 84%  fte  of  e Washtenaw  av 
sf  28%x66  ft  impd  May  24,  T M Crow- 
ley to  Wm  Seens $2,300 

Fifth  av  75  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st  wf  25x100 
ft  May  28,  J B Knight  to  J W Krick 

$20,000 

Fifth  av  75  ft  n of  Van  Buren  wf  25x100  ft 
Apr  16  estate  of  Emory  Washburn  to  J 

B Knight $16,000 

Fowler  st  bet  Leavitt  and  Hoyne  nf  26x 
162  impd,  May  29,  H & O Schardin  to  J 

P Bensler $2,000 

Gross  parkway  near  Rockwell  st  sf  97)4  ft 
to  alley  impd  May  25,  J W Gross  to  S E 

Gross $4,450 

Gross  Terrace  near  Colorado  av  wf  69x80 
ft  impd,  May  24,  J W Gross  to  S E Gross 

$2,150 

Hinman  st  232  ft  e of  Western  av  nf  24x 

125  ft  June  3,  John  Engels  to  WR  Allen 
$1,175 

Hawthorne  av  300  ft  s of  Oak  st  wf  100  ft 
to  alley  Apr  7.  estate  of  William  B Og- 
den to  Ijjo  Ernst $4,300 

Hastings  st  168  ft  w of  Loomis  nf  24x124 
ft  June  1,  D G Riordan  to  M O’Day 

$2,700 

Henry  st  48  ft  e of  Paulina  nf  24x124  ft, 
impd  June  2,  A P Ernst  to  T P Deady 

$2,100 

Halsted  st  n 191  ft  s of  Belden  av  wf  24x 
125  ft  June  3,  C K Dempster  et  al  to  Wm 

Payne $1,325 

Halsted  st  n 176%  ft  n of  Webster  av  ef 
25x125  ft  May  20,  F O Jones  to  B P Ba- 
er  $1,600 

Harrison  st  w ne  cor  of  Francisco  sf  50x 
154  ft  May  24,  James  U Borden  lo  Nora 

Behrend $1,800 

Hastings  st  190)4  ft  6 of  Loomis  nf  24x 

124  ft  impd  May  29,  L Stegeman  to  J 

Steffenhagen $1,750 

Homan  av  ne  cor  of  20th  st  wf  75x125  ft 
with  50x125  ft  in  same  blk  (Lots  1 24  to 
27  and  48  blk  12,  Douglas  Pk  add)  Apr 
12.  Chas  H Sawyer  toC  B Sawyer. . $3,000 
Hamlin  av  98  ft  s of  Indiana  st  ef  49x125 
ft  May  12,  Eliza  Leonard  et  al  to  Mary 

Gilchrist $600 

Halsted  st  s se  cor  of  Kossuth  st  wf  25x100 
ft  May  14,  M Beadell  to  F Koch.  . .$5,000 
Huron  st  w 150  ft  w of  Bickerdike  nf  25x 

125  ft  impd  May  28,  A E Anderson  to 

John  Caille $1,600 

Halsted  st  s 30  ft  n of  Depuyster  st  wf  39% 
x97%  ft  May  27.  J F Mendsen  to  L R 
Hoyne  av  52  ft  n of  Crystal  st  wf  25x128 
ft  June  1,  Adam  Ochs  to  Charles  Schil- 
ler  $850 

Halsted  st  n 240  ft  s of  Webster  av  wf  24x 
90  ft  June  1,  Johnson  & Nelson  to  E 

Conway $1,600 

Indiana  st  100  ft  w of  Franklin  nf  25x100 
ft,  June  1,  John  Ruh  to  Antonia  Lac- 

cone $3,500 

Irving  place  190  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st  ef  59 
xl34  ft,  May  3,  J M Banks  to  P A Nie- 
bergall $3,835 


HUBEHT  LARKING 

Wholesale  a»  d Retail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER 

CS-ICS0O, 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut.  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring 
HILLS  CUT  TO  ORDEK. 


TS 


Jefferson  st  173  ft  n of  Adams  wf  25x159 
ft  Dec  22  ’85,  T W Scoville  to  C B Sco- 

vihe $4,000 

Jackson  st  w the  premises  No  1417  June  1, 
William  F Kelley  to  Edward  Gerardin 

- $3,000 

JacKson  st  w 198  ft  w of  Throop  nf  56%x 
120  ft  Apr  28,  E J & C B Cobb  to  Laura 

S Hawley $8,000 

Jackson  st  w 25%  ft  w of  Washtenaw  av  sf 

24%xl24  ft  impd,  May  21.  R A & D C 

Gordon  to  H <fc  G Korteling $4,300 

Kemper  place]141  ft  e of  Orc.ard  st  nf  30 
xl20  ft,  May  28,  A & W Zellmann  to  C F 

RaKebrand $1,500 

La  Salle  st  132  ft  n of  Schiller  ef  33x172  ft 
Apr  14,  G & C Allen  to  Peter  Emmel 

$6,930 

Loomis  st  28  ft  n of  20th  ef  26x120  ft  im- 
pd, Apr  29,  Josef  Filip  to  J Filip  Jr.  $4,000 
Leavitt  st  120  ft  s of  Homer  ef  24x100  ft 
May  22,  Korff  <fc  Hoepe  to  Carl  F Klew- 

er $1,450 

Leavitt  st48  ft  s of  Homer  ef  24x100  ft 
May  29,  Korff  & Hoepe  to  C & E Kresin 

$1,450 

Lowe  av  bet  36th  and  37th  sts  wf  24x123 
ft  June  1,  EA  Beach  to  John  Cooney 

$525 

LaSalle  av  82  ft  n of  Division  st  wf  26%x 
57%  ft  May  21,  J S and  C S Smith  to  W 

H&AC  Stoelker $4,400 

Larrabee  st  392  ft  n of  Clybourn  av  ef  24% 
x!51  ft  May  15,  Michael  Weber  to  Louis 

WarnecKe $2,050 

Lincoln  av  401  ft  nw  of  Belden  ne  f 25x 
150  ft  May  25,  Carl  LorenzentoD  M 

Austin $2,400 

Loomis  st  48  ft  s of  17th  ef  24x100  ft  impd 
Feb  4,  John  Koukol  to  Josef  Volta.  $2,700 
Lake  st  w 22  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  22x140  ft 
May  24,  J J Hackett  to  J J G Boseck 

$4,500 

Laughton  st  100  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  50x 
124  ft  May  26,  estate  of  E C Larned  to 

Pat  Higgins  $1,000 

Morgan  st  22  ft  s of  Wright  ef  22x100  ft 
May  18,  estate  of  H L Robbins  to  Geo 

Luberger $1,000 

McGrath  st  171  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf  25x 
132  ft  June  3,  T M & C w Holman  to  M 

O’Brien $1,350 

Monroe  st  w 46  ft  e of  Centre  av  sf  24x120 
ft  May  29,  M & E M Lessey  to  E P Din 

$4,200 

Michigan  st  101  ft  e of  Pine  sf  100x100  ft 
May  19,  Maria  Hunter  to  George  Bullen 

$25,000 

Michigan  av  nw  cor  of  36th  st  ef  49x178% 
ft  Feb  24,  A P Ford  to  Alic  W McDon- 
ald  .' $12,200 

May  st  n 122  ft  s of  Huron  ef  24x116  ft, 
June  1,  F B Eisenbockins  to  J Kilburg 

$8,500 

May  st  n 126  ft  n of  Huron  ef  25x116  ft 
Mch  14,  estate  of  W B Ogden  to  A C 

Ottesen $1,800 

Monroe  st  w near  nw  cor  of  Campbell  av 
sf  23x120  May  25,  S & J J Davis  to  S 

Davieson $3,600 

North  av  96  ft  e of  Holt  st  sf  24x125  ft  im- 
pd June  1,  C Redarski  to  F Klafeta  $1,000 
North  av  near  Elk  Grove  st  sf  72x80  ft 
Mch  17,  A & R Folsom  to  W L Moss 

$1,200 

North  av  near  Elk  Grove  st  sf  72x80  June 

2,  W L Moss  to  Henry  Hoepe $2,500 

Noble  st  126  ft  s of  Chicago  av  wf  24xlf0 
ft  Apr  12  F W Hatterman  to  J Throbeck 

$1,300 

Oak  st  363  ft  w of  Pine  nf  20x106  ft  impd 
June  2,  John  O Malley  to  Patrick  J 

Doyle $4,800 

Ogden  av  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  ef  24x 
100  ft  Aprl,  W Gilow  to  M J Corboy 

$2,200 

Ogden  av  314  ft  n of  Polk  st  sef  24x100  ft 
impd  May  31,  Wm  P Fitzpatrick  to  Wm 

T Trego $10,000 

Prairie  av  near  Thirtieth  st  wf  75x177%  ft 
May  26,  A M & G C Eldredge  to  Charles 

L Hutchinson $25,000 

Polk  st  w 180  ft  w of  Canal  nf  25x118  ft 
May  24,  Edward  Delaney  to  John  Hallet 
$1,550 


Polk  st  w 237  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  75x162 
ft  May  25,  H A Howes  to  J Dadie.  . $4,500 
Parnell  av  300  ft  n of  30th  st  wf  25x125  ft 
May  3,  David  Davis  to  George  von  der 

Linden $3,100 

Prairie  av  232  ft  n of  29th  st  ef  50x177% 
ft  June  1,  EG  & H Kelly  to  S Pardridge 

$22,500 

Paulina  st  250  ft  s of  Taylor  ef  25x125  ft 
May  20,  E Robinson  to  Robert  Millar 

$1,000 

Park  av  196  ft  e of  California  nf  19%x78 
ft  impd  May  11,  J L Cambell  to  J & E 

Wall $3,500 

Paulina  st  50  ft  s of  Cornelia  wf  25x130  ft 
May  24,  S Johnston  to  Wm  Scharlau . $700 
Prairie  av  300  ft  n of  38th  st  wf  25%xl24 
ft  impd  May  28."  E M & T S Walker  to 

Nellie  Mendel $8,500 

Park  av  near  California  av  sf  19%x57  ft 
impd  May  1,  J L Campbell  to  J Martin 

$3,000 

Rhodes  av  the  premises  No  3237  May  26, 

Wm  D Cooper  to  Eva  L Haigh $8,250 

Randolph  st  w nw  cor  of  Water  sf  85  7-10x 
75  ft  with  76x70  ft  to  river  on  opposite 
cor  May  2,  H A Murphy  to  J C Easton 

trustee $90,000 

Robey  st  n nw  cor  Wabansia  av  ef  24x100 
ft  Apr  7,  C H Tilford  to  J P Girot ....  $600 
Ridgway  av  se  cor  of  Prince  wf  250x124  ft 
Apr  23,  James  F Keeney  to  James  D 

Beckett ' $3,500 

Superior  st  w 50  ft  e of  Armour  nf  25x123 
ft,  May  25,  M J & W Lister  to  F Kay 

$1,125 

Schurtleff  av  near  36th  st  wf  25x125  ft  May 

28,  D Morrison  to  M Curran $1,900 

Spaulding  av  sw  cor  of  19th  stef  50x125  ft 
Apr  29,  J L Lombard  to  William  Shro- 

der $1,450 

Shober  st  275  ft  s of  Hirsch  wf  24%xl25 
ft  impd  May  14,  John  Jensen  to  Ivara 

Paulson  $3,175 

Seymour  st  bet  Fulton  and  Lake  ef  24x126 
ft  May  28,  H L Thompson  to  Thomas 

Albrighton $2,000 

State  st  100  ft  s of  20th  wf  50x170  ft  Feb 
9,  Charles  D Dickey  to  Robert  J Gunn- 
ing  $15,000 

State  st  bet  Division  and  Goethe  ef  30x132 
ft  Apr  30,  Potter  Palmer  to  J W Root 

$8,250 

Thirteenth  st  w 120  ft  w of  Lincoln  nf  24x 

124  ft  May  24.  James  Stinson  to  C & J 

Pehlke $600 

Twentieth  st  w 275  ft  w of  Robey  sf  25x 

125  ft  impd  June  1,  L Liesch  to  Chas  S 

Rankin $2,500 

Twentieth  st  w 275  ft  w of  Robey  sf  25x 
125  ft  impd,  June  2,  Chas  S Rankin  to 

C F Liesch $2,500 

Twenty  second  st  bet  Paulina  and  Wood 
nf  168x100  ft  with  16  other  Its  in  same 
blk  with  buildings  (Lts  4 5 8 9 10  11  12 
54  82  62  to  75,  blk  2,  Walxers  Dock  add) 
May  19  John  W Garvy  to  Chicago  Cot- 
tage Organ  Co $105,000 

Twenty-ninth  st  138  ft  e of  Indiana  av  nf 
35x112  ft  Apr  16,  M W Hill  to  H N Hig- 

inbotham $4,375 

Throop  st  177%  ft  s of  Washington  wf  21 
x89%  ft  impd  June  1,  C B Hale  lo  M K 

Collins $6,500 

Twelfth  st  w 24  ft  e of  Wood  nf  24x125  ft 
May  17,  E & P Young  to  F A Denzin 

$2,450 

Thirteenth  st  w 240  ft  e of  OaKley  av  sf  24 
xll9  May  18,  A St  John  Ewing  to  F 

Vesper $2,250 

Taylor  st  w 25  f t w of  Winthrop  pi  sf  24x 
125  ft  May  26,  Charles  S Crane  to  John 

Dooley $1,450 

Townsend  st  144%  ft  n of  Oak  wf  24x117 
ft  impd  May  28,  F & F Klemme  to  L 

A and  C E Richards $4,000 

Twelfth  st  590  ft  w of  Clark  sf  251x141  ft 
May  28,  E C and  J B Lyon  to  Chas  L 

Hutchinson $60,000 

Thirteenth  st  w 240  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  24 
xll9  ft  May  18,  J L Crozier  to  A St 

John  Ewing $600 

Thirteenth  pi  w 96  ft  e of  Lincoln  st  nf  24 
xl25  ft  May  29,  J N Schmidt  to  H Po- 
ser   $1,400 


Twenty-third  st  75  ft  w of  Portland  av  nf 
25x125  ft  Mch  30,  Vierliug.  McDowell  & 
Co  to  Richard  <fc  Kelly  Manufacturing 

Company $1,000 

Thirty  eighth  st  se  cor  Parnell  nf  27x72  ft 
May  25,  W H Thomas  to  W C Caine 

$2,000 

Twelfth  st  w 48  ft  e of  OaKley  a\  nf  24x108 
ft  impd  Apr  26,  A T Ewing  to  J Peter 

Mickel $6,500 

Temple  st  198  ft  n of  Huron  wf  24x100  ft 
impd  May  28,  J S & C G Smith  to  A H 

Smith $3,000 

Vernon  av  bet  35th  and  36th  sts  ef  29x132 
ft  Feb  1,  James  Manson  to  J H Gibson 

$2,465 

Van  Buren  st  w 125  ft  w of  OaKley  av  nf 
25x126  ft  June  3,  H M Hooker  to  Deck 

er  & Knox $2,250 

Van  Buren  st  w adjoining  above  June  3.  J 

N Dole  to  Decker  & Kdox $2,250 

Wells  st  n bet  n av  and  Eugenie  st  wf  20% 
x227  ft,  May  1,  Daniel  Seales  to  Gradle 

6 Strotz $2,650 

Pitney $33,000 

Washtenaw  av  n of  Ogden  ef  57x124  ft 
impd  Apr  15,  Z P Brosseau  to  Nicholas 

Dunn $2,800 

Wendell  st  110  ft  w of  n Market  nf  25x109 
ft  impd  June  1,  F P Reed  to  H & P Pet- 
erson   $4,000 

Wabash  av  40  ft  s of  Jackson  st  ef  40x109 
ft  impd  May  21,  J B Hobbs  to  John 

Cudahy $85,000 

Wabash  av  175  ft  n of  24th  st  ef  25x120  ft 
May  6,  Isaac  Coale  to  Isaac  Howland 

$4,900 

Wabash  av  bet  13th  and  14th  sts  ef  22%x 
180  ft  impd,  May  15,  H J Milligan  to 

Sara  L Valentine $14,000 

Wabash  av  282  ft  s of  26th  st  ef  25x181  ft 
impd  May  1,  H Byrne  to  E Nusbaum 

$12,900 

Warren  av  the  premises  No  181  Apr  30,  V 

R Collins  to  A C Helm $5,000 

William  st  82  ft  w of  Aberdeen  nf  22x67  ft 
June  5,  James  Harvey  to  Annie  Cook 

$1,500 

Winchester  st  85  7-10  ft  n of  Van  Buren  ef 
20x96  ft  June  1,  S C Kingsley  to  A B 

Simington $4,500 

Wentworth  av  100  ft  n of  37th  st  ef  50x125 
ft  May  19,  estate  of  A Murray  to  Peter 

H Kaup $3,000 

Wells  st  n 112%  ft  n of  Division  wf  52%x 
66  ft  May  18,  R W Papendick  to  H 
Hochbaum $5,300 

North  or  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  80  ft  s of  Tuttle  ef  400x165  ft 
with  other  property  Lots  3 to  10,  14  15 
16,  b 2,  Its  1,  26  snd  14  to  18,  b 3,  Its  4 to 

7 and  9,  b 4,  Ingledewes  add  to  Raven- 
wood,  June  24  ’85,  S SicKinger  to  M & B 

F Weber $10,000 

Cornelia  st  141  ft  w of  Clark  nf  Lt  36  May 

1,  E J Lehman  to  E Killian $3,500 

Clark  st  176  fts  of  Cornelia  ef  50x125  ft 
June  1,  E J Lehman  to  Ulrich  Burch 

1,800 

Clark  st  200  ft  n of  Belmont  av  sw  f 25x 
200  ft  June  1,  G S Phillips  to  C J Ham- 

bleton $2,300 

Dunning  av  near  Lincoln  sf  25x125  ft  May 
24,  Mary  S Bartlett  to  Anna  Beck.  .$2,100 
Evanston  av  300  ft  n of  Addison  st  wf  50x 
450  ft  Apr  21,  Rives  & Williams  to  Ama- 
lia Schloesser $2,500 

Fletcher  avl41  ft  e of  Southport  sf  25x125 
June  1,  W C Goudy  to  F & M Knispel 

$1,650 

Fletcher  st  213  ft  w of  State  court  sf  50x 
125  ft  May  12,  R R Clarae  to  J Me 

Laughlin $1,500 

Homer  st  25  ft  e of  Robey  sf  25x125  ft 

May  3 S E Gross  to  E A Jarvis $400 

Homer  st  193  ft  w of  Sheldon  av  sf  25x125 
ft  Apr  26,  S E Gross  to  A Boecher.  . .$400 
High  st  216  ft  n of  Fullerton  av  ef,  25x117 
ft  impd  Sep  2,  1885,  H & S Jagan  to  P 

Grage $1,000 

Melrose  st  75  ft  e of  Wood  sf  25x125  ft 

May  24,  S E Gross  to  C E Rock $650 

Noble  av  246  ft  e of  Lincoln  sf  25x125  ft 

Apr  1,  H A Gage  to  John  Feit $600 

Noble  av316  ft  w of  Racine  av  nf  25x125 
ft  May  27,  W C Goudy  to  J A Clark.  .$550 
Noble  av  290  ft  w of  Southport  sf  25x125 
ft  May  25,  M Willets  to  P Kendell. . . . $600 
Otto  st  bet  Clark  and  Halsted  nf  100x124 
ft  June  1,  S A Gray  to  G W Kellner 

$2,000 

Otto  st  e of  Clark  sf  25x125  ft  Apr  22,  C 

Buckingham  to  K A Karlson $600 

Oakdale  av  216  ft  w of  Southport  nf  24x 
123  ft  Mch  20,  J Lutz  to  J P Hauck.  . $500 


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Paulina  at  202  ft  s of  Wilson  av  wf  lOOx 
165  ft  May  31,  E E Higley  to  William  H 

Bryan $2,200 

Racine  ay  n of  Belmont  ef  24x115  ft  May 

26,  J P Altgeld  to  G Ermetinger $650 

School  st  near  Paulina  nf  36x125  ft  May 

18,  S E Gross  to  H Busse $818 

School  st  nw  cor  of  Sheldon  av  sf,  48x125 
ft  May  20,  S E Gross  to  A Engeln. . $1,125 
Shefliield  av  168  ft  s of  Noble  ef  24x124  ft 
May  28,  B F Connell  to  F W Meyer.  .$775 
Seminary  av  ne  cor  of  Cleveland  wf  125x 
125  ft  June  2,  E J Lehman  to  H J De 

Vry $2,700 

Snyder  st  300  ft  n of  Belmont  av  wf  25x 
123  ft,  Sept  29  ’85,  A F Baxter  to  Ole  Iv- 
erson   $525 

Tell  av  139  ft  e of  Perry  st  nf,  24x125  ft 
May  31,  Louis  Bold  to  A LengK . . . .$1,200 
Ward  st  201  ft  s of  Marianna  ef  24x124  ft 
June  1,  J A Waller  to  Louise  Bornhoeft 

$1,600 

Ward  st  201  ft  s of  Mariaana  ef  24x124  ft 
May  31,  F & L Bornhoeft  to  J A Waller 

$1,500 

Winthrop  av  324  ft  n of  Argyle  st  wf  61% 

150  ft  May  27  Gaudy  and  Chandler  to  C 

J Eumbein $2,100 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Archer  av  48  9-10  ft  w of  Montgomery  st 
nf  96  ft  to  alley  Oct  13  ’84,  R Chambers 

to  Ella  Brooxs $1,000 

Atlantic  st  near  56th  ef  25x125  ft  Apr  21, 

E A Beach  to  J J Theis $570 

Atlantic  st  near  Garfield  boulevard  ef  25x 
122  ft  Apr  1,  J P Bowes  to  A A Odell 

$1,850 

Atlantic  st  near  48th  wf  46%xl24ft  May 
31,  Geo  Schaapto  Adam  Dittman.  .$1,500 
Cottage  Grove  av  se  cor  of  Clinton  st  wf 
- 48  9-10x85  ft  May  27,  C F Johnson  to  G 

D Holton $4,009 

Cottage  Grove  av  144  ft  n of  57th  st  wf  24 
xl30  ft  Mch  23,  W C French  to  E S 

Stonse $700 

Calumet  av  25  ft  s of  41st  st  wf  75x128  ft 
May  25,  Frank  R Wells  to  B F Stauffer 

$4,125 

Drexel  boul  nw  cor  of  41st  st  2034  ft  to  al- 
ley Mch  19,  R C Fisher  to  M Timinis 

$8,500 

Drexel  boul  nw  cor  of  41st  ft  2034  ft  to  al- 
ley Mch  19,  M Timinis  to  Chas  Timinis 

$8,500 

Englewood  av  the  premises  No  632  Mch  5, 

E R & C D Perry  to  E A Wood $3,500 

Fifty  eighth  st  nw  cor  State  sf  644x150  ft 
June  1,  C M & J W Rumsey  to  Christian 

Teufel $25,000 

Fifty-first  st  se  cor  of  Stewart  av  nf  24x 
125  ft  May  5,  P Donohue  to  J Cowman 

$3,000 

Greenwood  av  se  cor  of  Morgan  pi  \\  f 136 
xl25  ft  May  13,  Mathew  McCormick  to 

J C Hansen $9,248 

Hyde  Park  av  near  51st  st  ef  37  ft  to  Jef- 
ferson av  May  12,  R S Peale  toE  EGrut 

$1,522 

Indiana  av  nw  cor  of  51st  st  195x160  ft 
with  25x160  ft  on  Michigan  av  in  same 
bln  Apr  7.  Alex  Geddes  to  M L Osgood 

$9,460 

Prairie  av  194  ft  s of  43d  st  ef  25x160  ft 
Apr  30,  C W Turner  to  J M Farnsworth 

$1,625 

Rosalie  court  bet  57th  and  58th  sts  wf  30x 
94  ft  May  4,  IK  Pond  to  J K Mettler 

$4,300 

Sixty-second  st  258  ft  e of  Wright  nf  40x 
128  ft  Jan  8,  S W Kesler  to  J Wood . $4,450 
St  Lawrence  av  the  premises  No  4337  May 
1,  Adolph  Heide  to  Alden  F Brooxs  $4,000 
Sidney  av  136  ft  s of  44th  st  ™f  40x88  ft 
May  26,  Crocker  & Colcord  to  E B Flint 

$1,800 

Sidney  av  99  ft  n of  45th  st  ef  40x88 ft 
May  18,  Crocker  & Colcord  to  E K Pol- 
lard  $1,800 

Sidney  av  sw  cor  44th  st  ef  344x88  ft  May 
10,  Crocker  & Colcord  to  William  HR 

Buchanan $1,700 

State  st  ne  cor  50th  wf  24x160  ft  June  1, 

John  Farren  to  Edward  Cody $6,000 

School  st  near  56th  ef  25x125  ft  May  21, 

P A Wennerskold  to  N J Nagel ....  $1,500 
Sixty  third  st  near  Greenwood  av  sf  45x 
I 125  ft  Nov  2 ’85,  K F Green  to  F W 

Green $3,500 

State  st  bet  51st  and  52d  wf  41  ft  to  alley 
May  3,  Arthur  Herbert  et  al  to  L F Ho- 

nore $1,845 

Wabash  av  100  ft  s of  41st  st  wf  25x177  ft 
Apr  13,  J W Pryor  to  J Fitzpatrick  $1,625 
Wabash  av  125  ft  s of  41st  st  wf  25x177  ft 
Apr  21,  J W Pryor  to  M Cregan $1,625 


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MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


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Woodlawnav  190  ft  u of  63d  st  ef  67x150 
ft  with  107x117  ft  in  rear  Lot  1 and  8 
Wright’s  sub  s 4%  acres  of  e \%  acres 
sw  % 14  38  14,  June  1,  M E & H M 
Wright  to  E H & F M Hammitt.  . .$4,000 
Wallace  st  near  46th  ef  25x125  ft  May  21, 

G F Swift  to  S Granger $600 

Wabash  av  350  ft  s of  41st  st  wf  25x178  ft 
Apr  20,  J IV  Pryor  to  J J Crowley.  .$1,625 
Wabash  av  9634  ft  n of  40th  st  ef  95^x177 
ft  May  25,  M & W J O’Malley  to  Chica- 
go City  Railway  Co $8,595 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Bingham  st  151  ft  n of  Armitage  av  swf  25 
xl05  ft  Apr  24,  F E Livengood  to  J D 

Sehen $525 

California  av  19734  f t s of  Waubansia  wf 
24x125  ft  May  13,  E & H Henrickson  to 

F E Niebert $1,000 

Forest  av  6234  ft  s of  Greenwood  ef  31%x 
125  ft  May  26,  W H Powell  to  J Kuhn 

$650 

Forest  av  21234  ft  s of  Greenwood  wf  25x 
125  ft  impd  May  28,  Wm  H Powell  to  H 

T Warner $1,500 

Milwaukee  av  the  premises  no  1670  and 
1672,  May  10,  A&T  Mismer  to  F Mc- 

Master $10,000 

Park  court  sw  cor  of  Flensberg  st  Block  3, 
etc  Mch  25,  A M Harman  to  Warrick 

Price $1,250 

Seymour  st  200  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  wf  25x 
125  ft  May  6,  G W Higgins  et  al  to  C 

Love $650 

Seymour  st  75  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  wf  25x 
125  ft  May  14,  G W & T J Higgins  to  J 
Anderson $600 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 

Lot  6 of  lots  53  to  64  of  lots  4 5 Turner’s  sub  of  lot 
4 s Vi  se  qr  and  pt  12  39  13,  Mch  19,  J L Campbell 

to  J Sweetser $3,000 

S 98  ft  of  e V2  b 5 Busby’s  sub  pt  nw  qr  10  38  14  nw 
cor  Prairie  ave  and  31st  st.  May  27,  Luke  Queal 

to  Danl  Duffy $4,900 

20x160  ft  pt  lot  8 of  lots  5 to  14  b 12  Evanston,  Apr 

26,  L D Norton  to  W H Brown $1,023 

Lot  12  b — Goodrich  & Young’s  sub  in  36  40  13, 

Apr  22,  M Kennedy  to  C Joss $1,700 

Lot  76  Cottage  ^rove,  May  20,  S Lind  to  A Me 

Intosh $2,500 

Lots  37  and  38  b 39  Washington  Heights,  Mch  22,  E 

G Short  to  E P Arnold $300 

Lots  33  Kenmitz  et  al  sub  in  sw  qr  20  40  14,  Apr  23, 

Kenmitz  k Wolff  to  W F Crook  $550 

W 20  ft  of  e 25  ft  of  lot  3 b 8 Western  Springs,  May 

18,  C I Peck  to  A Ekdahl $200 

Lot  2 b 1 Swift  k McAuley’s  sub  20  39  14,  May  27,  J 

& M Campbell  to  W Burke $1,600 

Lot  29  b 6 b 10  Sheffield’s  add,  May  26,  J J Burbach 

to  C Hauser $2,900 

Lots  29  to  36  b 5 of  lots  34  and  35  16  38  14,  Oct  1,  ’85, 

J S McFarland  to  B Busbee $8,125 

Lot  56  Wisner’s  sub  bs  1 and  2 w bf  lot  7 of  e hf  29 

40  14,  A Kirchhoff  to  C Meier $1,400 

Lots  1 2 and  3 b 6 Clemens  k Johnston’s  sub  22  38.3 
14,  Nov  26,  ’85,  Clemens  & Johnston  to  W Dankel 

$1,200 

Lots  25  to  28  b 39  Washington  Heights,  May  22,  E G 

Short  to  J Arnold,  trustee $500 

Lot  84  and  s 16  ft  lot  85  of  lot  28  16  38  14,  May  10,  A 

B Smith  to  J P Bowes $1,500 

Lot  45  Culver’s  add,  May  21,  H J Wallingford  to  F 

M Luce $3,750 

A tract  fronting  e on  B B and  running  s 310  ft,  in 
part  of  lot  9 e of  R E n and  adj  s 4 acs  16  38  14, 

Apr  21,  ’85,  M Reich  to  Harder  & Hafer $3,000 

Lots  1 to  6 b 3 Wright  k Windett’s  sub  s hf  se  qr  9 
38  14,  May  13,  W C Reynolds  to  J P Bowes $1,735 


E 35  ft  lot  11,  out  lot  B,  Wrightwood,  May  23.  G T 

Truman  to  F Peters $1,725 

Lot  73  b 1 Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  May  24,  C B 

Hale  to  S Nelson $350 

Lot  21  b 6.  7 39  14,  Apr  24.  A II  Lichty  to  J H Jacobs 
$900 

N hf  of  w 50  ft  of  e 2-5  of  lot  11  of  lot  37,  16  38  14, 

May  5,  B Busbee  to  J Findley $3,200 

Lots  34  and  35  b 5 Millard  k Decker’s  sub,  e qr  nw 
qr 26  39  13,  May  13,  J L Andrus  to  H A Truax..$700 
Lots  13  and  14  b 1,  Trego  k Smith’s  sub  In  nw  qr  25 
39  13,  May  24,  C T Trego  et  al  to  A J Eoffel  ..$800 
Lots  30  and  31  b 2 Brown’s  add  to  Glencoe,  May  26, 

J M Goodell  Jr  to  W B Morton $275 

Lot  24  b 12  lot  2 b 2 b 15  Morris’  sub  18  39  14,  J une 

1,  J S Barnes  to  G N Hull $1,470 

Lots  22  23  61  Weddell’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  May  1,  R 

S Cox  to  A Janowski $650 

Lot  43  b 2 of  lot  33,  16  33  14,  May  1,  F B Whitcomb 

to  Mary  E Owdey $1,500 

Lot  16  b 1 Cass  sub  n 10  acs  s 24  acs  se  qr  se  qr  8 38 

14,  June  1,  Geo  W Cass  to  F Brandt $400 

Bs  1 to  4,  6 to  38  Hilliard  k Dobbins  Second  add  to 
Washington  Heights,  also  n hf  of  pt  e of  R R 6 37 

14,  Mch  27,  Alfred  Booth  to  C D Wilber  $480  pr  acre 
Lot  39  b 47,  19  39  14,  May  29,  J Serpan  to  M Cen- 

veny $1,440 

Premises  No  234  N May  st  on  lot  6 b 41  Ogden’s  add 

May  28,  F B Eisen  Bocklns  to  J Killburg $8,000 

Lot  20  blk  15  La  Grange,  June  2,  Henry  Hammer  to 

W LaBerge,  assigned  to  F D Cossitt $325 

S 52(4  ft  of  n 6214  ft  of  lot  3 blk  7 Skinner  & Judd’s  n. 
sub  21  38 14,  June  1,C  L Metcalf  to  James  Ingram 
$4,200 

SURURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  31  b 5 Fallis  & Gano’s  add  to  Pullman,  Feb  6, 

D J Fallis  et  al  to  J N Brown $200 

Lots  6 and  7 b 3 Wait  k Bowen’s  sub  ne  qr  23  38  14, 
July  23,  Martha  M P Bartlett  to  Annie  B Wilber, 

$3,500 

Sw  qr  of  nw  qr  ne  qr  27  38  14,  Apr  22,  Lewis  E Par- 
sons to  J H Parsons $7,000 

Lot  20  b 23  S Chicago,  May  31,  C & C C k D Co  to  M 

Wallace  et  al $150 

Lots  8 and  9 b 41  same,  Mch  31.  Same  to  Same..  .$900 
Lot  17  b 41  same,  May  27,  Same  to  Jas  D Boyd.  ..$450 
Lot  9 b 30  Taylor’s  First  add  to  S Chicago,  May  18, 

C S Stark  to  J L Stark  $600 

S hf  lot  20  and  n hf  It  22,  div  2,  Westfall’s  sub  30  38 

15,  Mch  19,  S M Ward  to  Genevieve  Gibbs ...  .$3,700 
S hf  nw  qr  23  38  14,  Apr  9,  ’85,  Ida  I Law  et  al  to 

Jane  Law,  q c $1 

Lots  43  and  44  b 29  Cornell,  Apr  21,  J H Watson  to 

H A Luther $585 

Lot  14  and  n hf  lot  15  b 2 Park  Side,  Aug  31, ’85, 

Village  of  Hyde  Park  to  P Christenson $375 

Lot  5 in  sub  of  e hf  ue  qr  23  38  14,  May  28,  Frank  J 

Gross  to  Charlotte  E Cross $5,000 

Lot  15  b 3 Lancaster’s  sub  w hf  sw  qr  22  38  14,  F G 

Springer  to  E Waldron $1,050 

Lots  8 9 10  b 50  Cornell,  May  4,  F Patzack  to  Minna 

Routschka $4,000 

Same  premises,  May  4,  Hugo  Boos  to  Same $4,000 

Lot  33  b 87  S Chicago,  May  29.  C k C C & D co  to  J 

C Heinsen $1,100 

S hf  lot  8 Laws  sub  pt  e hf  ne  qr  23  38  14,  Mch  10,  F 

W Green  to  Jno  Mabon $750 

Lots  1 2 3 b 6 Johnston  k Clement’s  sub  se  qr  22  38 
14,  Nov  26.  ’85,  Johnston  & Clement  to  W Dankel, 

$1,200 

Lots  15  and  16  b 6 Taylor’s  First  add  to  S Chicago, 

May  28,  Julia  S Smith  to  A H Smith $1,000 

Lot  22  b 98  S Chicago,  Apr  26,  C&CC&DCotoT 

McGovern $450 

Lots  85  and  86  Div  2 Westfall’s  sub  in  s hf  30  38  15, 

June  1.  A J Merritt  to  A M Ward $2,000 

Lot  32  b 3 Fallis  k Gano’s  add  to  Pullman,  May  11, 

Fallis  & Gano  to  J Koning $225 

Lots  8 and  9 Johnston  k Clement’s  sub,  w hf  se  qr 
22  38  14,  June  1,  Thus  P Keefe  to  R Ferguson ..  $900 
Lot  5 b 53  Notre  Dame  add,  May  1,  A Granger  to  J 

A Lyons $3,000 

Lots  4 to  10,  14  to  24,  29  to  36,  b 3 Cir  ct  part’n  n hf 


31  38  15,  May  10,  R P Rate#  to  F E Page $1,000 

Lots  18  anil  10  b 3 Lancaster^  Bub  22  38  14,  May  20, 

F G Springer  to  T P Moody  $2,150 

Lot  8 b 63  S Chicago,  May  28,  N HeinBen  to  C & C C 

& D Co $250 

Lot  39  Scovil’n  Hub  e half  He  qr  hw  qr  ne  qr  26  38  14, 
June  2,  Estate  of  Mary  A BaHsett  to  A J Springer 

$250 

Lots  i:i  to  34  blk  18  Rusnell’d  Hub  He  qr  18  37  15,  May 

20,  Sami  Sherman  to  G W Thomas $250 

S hf  lots  17  and  18  b 11  lot  30  b 9 llegewlach’B  First 
add  to  Ilegewisch,  June  1,  A Hegewisch  to  E Pe- 
tersen  $300 

N half  lots  17  and  18  blk  11  lot  29  b 9 same,  June  1, 

Same  to  H Petersen $300 

Lot  21  b 28  S Chicago,  May  25,  Chastina  E Tiffany 

to  J & K Thompson $500 

Lot  20  b 28  same,  May  30,  Same  to  C Krout $500 

Lots  6 and  7 blk  14,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  22  38 

14,  June  1,  T P Keefe  to  J Legeir $900 

Lot  8 and  n hf  lot  9 b 3 Cir  ct  partn  in  n hf  31  38  15, 

May  31 , F E Page  to  K Wood $406 

Lot  9 Rreer  & Rice’s  sub  in  ne  qr  18  37  15,  May  27, 

J J Kreer  et  al  to  H Stieglitz $300 

Lot  5 b 53  Notre  Dame  add.  May  29,  J A Lyons  to  A 

Sweeney $3,500 

Lot  12  b 3 Wait  & Bowen’s  sub  ne  qr  23  38  14,  May 

31,  H P Bishop  to  J H L Henricks $1,250 

Lots  32  and  33  b 11  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  22  38 

14,  May  29,  T P Keefe  to  M J Murphy $100 

Lots  3 to  6 and  9 b 4 Pitners  sub  sw  qr  27  38  14, June 
1,  F P Read  to  E O Brown $264 


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Lot  39  and  s hf  lot  40  b 6 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21 

38  14,  C H Caldwell  to  Andrew  G Berg $388 

Lots  37  and  38  b 3 Eberhart’s  sub  in  se  qr  14  38  13, 

May  18,  J A Eberhart  to  C A Child $400 

Lots  26  to  50  b 11  Phare’s  sub  e hf  sw  qr  12  38  13, 

Apl  7,  d G Hamilton  to  J E Barton,  q c $600 

Lots  8 and  9 b 14  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 

Apr  28,  C P Fisher  to  C L Peyton $1,400 

S 27  ft  of  N 59  ft  (ex  w 50  ft)  of  lot  1 b 14  Skinner  & 
Judd’s  sub  21  38  14.  Apr  27,  J P Young  to  Melissa 

Holmes $945 

Lots  30  and  31  Eberbart’s  sub  s hf  nw  qr  se  qr  14, 

38  13,  Apr  12,  Isa  A Eberhart  to  J E Mercer $400 

Lots  43  to  46  b 4 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  May  1 

Jas  d Smith  to  Amelia  M Reading $1,400 

Lots  33  and  34  b 2 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 

May  13,  Helen  L Veeder  to  P A Westberd $2,500 

Lot  6 (ex  N 95  ft)  b 7 Skinner  & Judd’s  sub  ne  qr  21 
38  14,  May  26,  Fanny  Benton  to  S E Whitley.. $1,400 
N 49  3-10  ft  of  lot  8 and  s 1 ft  lot  9 b 5 Barnum’s 

Grove,  May  1,  E S Rice  to  L d Custane $7,720 

Lot  42  b 3 University  sub  of  Englewood,  May  18,  F 

D Orcutt  to  D Eichberg $2,150 

Lot  43  b 3 same,  May  18,  Same  to  Sam’l  Eichberg, 

$2,150 

Lot  42  Parmly’s  add  to  Auburn,  May  26,  A J Olsen 

to  P Johnsen $225 

S 40  ft  of  n 71  4-12  feet  of  lot  14  b 1 Barnum  Grove, 

May  24,  Mary  Langan  to  B J Hamm $4,500 

Lot  1 Perry’s  sub  in  e bf  nw  qr  21  38  14,  Mch  25,  Eva 

R Perry  to  A G Sanders $2,400 

Lots  23  and  24  b 4 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  May 

1,  Jas  D Smith  to  W L O’Brien $749 

Lot  31  and  n 8 ft  lot  14  b 5 University  sub  of  Engle- 
wood, May  8,  J L DuBrenil  to  L H Jones $692 

Lots  21  to  24  b 6 University  sub  of  Englewood,  May 

18,  H B Hall  to  I Fleming $2,400 

W 50  ft  of  lot  10  b 3 Normal  School  sub  21  38  14, 

May  1,  S S & J W Wilson  to  M G Nixon $2,500 

S 3 ft  of  n 50  ft  of  lot  5 b 11  Skinner  k Judd’s  sub, 

21  38  14,  May  15,  Pbaon  VV  Geage  to  G A Yuille, 

$4,100 

Lot  22  b 4 University  sub  of  Englewood,  Feb  5,  J L 

DuBrenil  to  A C Pugh $500 

Lots  1 4 5 8 b 16  Linden  Grove,  Apr  17.  E W Burke 

and  J Adams  to  J L and  W A DuBrenil $6,150 

Lots  9 12  13  and  n 12)4  ft  16  b 16  same,  Apr  17,  E W 

Burke  to  Same $4,850 

Lot  13  in  resub  of  lots  11  to  16  blk  17  Linden  Grove, 

Apr  19,  A G Burnham  to  G B Wake  man $2,800 

Lots  21  k 22  b 2 Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  June 

1,  H E Robertson  to  F O Hockert  et  al  $625 

Lots  1 to  10  b 29  e hf  se  qr  21  38  14,  June  1,  Jane  L 

' Thomson  to  N F Olson $11,000 

Same  premises,  June  1,  N F Olson  to  A Tidholm, 

$11,000 

Lots  44  and  45  b 3 University  of  Englewood,  May  22 
D Pettel  to  B M Fox $2,250 

OALUMET. 

Lot  13  b 6 Sander’s  add  to  Blue  Island,  Nov  11,  ’85, 

G Luchtemeyer  to  H Steinbach $2,400 

Lot  3 b 6 Culver’s  sub  e hf  nw  qr  5 37  14,  May  21,  E 

L Brainard  to  G M Fadner $500 

B 13  Cole’s  sub  in  ne  qr  5 37  14,  May  15,  Thomas  Me 

Neill  et  al  to  S Delamater $2,750 

Land  in  nw  cor  ne  qr  nw  qr  31  37  14,  May  25,  N B 

Rexford  to  J P Young $150 

Lots  99  and  100  Hitt’s  sub  in  17  and  18  37  14,  Apr  24, 

R Dennis  to  N Singler - $400 

Lots  76  and  77  of  lot  63, 16  37  14,  Oct  15,  ’83,  Thomas 

E Patterson  to  Anthony  Prys $300 

Lot  76  of  lot  63, 16  37  14,  June  1,  A Prys  to  J Vander 

Mey $250 

Lot  77  of  lot  63,  16  37  14,  June  1,  Same  to  J H Bas- 

winkel $250 

Lots  14  & 15  b 6 Vincennes  rd  add,  May  24,  E Muel- 
ler to  A Fabian $350 

CIOEEO. 

W 25  ft  of  e 150  ft  of  n 100  ft  of  lot  1 of  lots  10  to  16 
and  pt  17  Skinner’s  sub  nw  qr  7 39  13,  May  15,  E 

W Hoard  to  G Nordenhalot $1,250 

Lot  4 of  lot  2 of  lots  10  to  16  and  pt  17  Skinner’s 
sub  nw  qr  7 39  13,  Mch  18,  M E Cook  to  F G Baker 

$2,000 

N 25)4  ft  of  e 99*4  ft  of  n 100  ft  of  lot  1 of  lot  10  to 
16  and  pt  17  Skinner’s  sub  nw  qr  7 39  13,  May  10, 

E W Hoard  to  A W k S E Pebbles $1,275 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Lots  22  to  26  b 3 Craft’s  add  to  Austinville,  May  22, 

$1,226 

Ne  qr  11W  qr  9 39  13,  May  14,  Estate  of  R P Light- 

burn  to  Louisa  McNeal $20,000 

Ne  qr  nw  qr  9 39  13,  June  1,  Louisa  McNeal  to  W C 

Reynolds  and  Bryan  Lathrop $23,000 

Lots  2 and  3 b 7 in  sub  of  sw  qr  nw  qr  10  39  13,  June 

1,  A B Dewey  to  M Hanson $526 

Lot  13  b 7 same,  June  1,  Same  to  P Bengtson $300 

Lot  40  b 7 nw  qr  nw  10  39  13,  May  29,  W Chicago  Land 

Co  to  W Anderson $300 

S 88  ft  of  n 140  ft  of  b 5 and  pt  of  n 52  ft  of  b 6,  Dun- 
lap’s add  to  Oak  Park,  June  2,W  M^tte  to  A John 
son $3,800 

EVANSTON. 

N 40  ft  lot  5 (ex  w 60  ft)  b 3 Snyder’s  add,  Apr  12, 

Hannah  M Anderson  to  S & M Clesius $800 

Lot  2 of  lots  9 to  12  b 1 Huse’s  add.  May  18,  J E By- 
ers to  E A Leadbetter $2,300 

N 150  ft  of  s 170  ft  of  e 94  ft  of  ne  qr  13  41  13,  Apr 

26,  Eliza  J Hinsdale  to  C Z Collier $10,500 

Lot  2 b 34  Rodger’s  Park,  May  7,  C H Morse  to  P 

Hulzmacher $800 

Lot  14  and  e 25  ft  lot  13  b 66  Evanston,  June  1,  C T 

Bartlett  to  C E & L S Ry  Co $2,250 

Lots  15  and  16  b 66  same,  June  1,  Jno  Beck  to  Same 

$2,6C0 

Lots  1 2 3 b 66  same,  June  1,  J Lyman  to  Same. $7,000 

JEFFERSON. 

Lot  12  b 30  Jefferson,  May  26,  d E Eldred  to  Karl 

Lenkert $260 

Lot  11  of  lot  1 Caldwell’s  Reserve,  May  29,  J C En- 

der  to  J B Close $3,000 

Lots  1 to  11  b 2 Miller’s  Irving  Park  add,  Jan  15,  J 

Watson  to  J N Austin $1,000 

Lot  3 blk  4 Gray’s  add  to  Irving  Park,  June  1,  D 

Quigg  to  T W Pitcher .$350 

Lots  6 and  15  (6  acs)  Ass’rs  sub  w hf  se  qr  23  40  13, 
May  10,  W H Powell  to  F McMastor $6,000 

LYONS. 

Lots  1 and  2 b 18  La  Grange,  May  21,  M Ryerson  et 

al  to  Mary  A Riddle $600 

2 acs  in  e hf  ne  qr  2 38  12,  Apr  22,  J Trudel  et  al  to 

Clara  M Trudel $1,000 

Lot  13  b 7 La  Grange,  Mch  22,  F D Cossitt  to  M E 
Akins $450 

MAINE. 

E hf  lot  53  Rand,  May  27,  S L Wilcox  to  M Brezell 

$175 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

W 10  a$s  sw  qr  ne  qr  and  s 20  acs  se  qr  nw  qr  25  36 

13,  Apr  14,  J Knisch  to  F Giessind $1,800 

Lot  6 (ex  n 52  ft)  b 28  Original  Town,  May  21,  J J 

Wilson  to  M M Towle $15,000 

N 38^4  ft  of  lot  7 b 28  Orig  Town,  May  21,  Same  to 

Same $18,000 

Lots  13  14  15  b 41  w hf  17  39  14,  May  10,  S Peterson 

to  C G Dixon $1,800 

Lots  13  and  30  b 2 Dunton’s  sub  in  nw  qr  29  42  11, 

May  27,  R B Mitchell  to  E H Campbell $400 

5 acs  in  w hf  sw  qr  21  36  13,  Apr  12,  Allen  Carley  to 

F Heutsch $250 

Lots  1 and  2 lot  5 of  lots  34  and  35  16  38  14,  May  27, 

L A & J S McFarland  to  C I Me  Farland $5,000 

Lot  95  b 12  5 39  14,  May  8,  John  Buehler  to  W J Rit- 

tamel $690 

Same  premises,  May  8.  A Wasmansdorff  to  Same. $810 
Lot  2 b 1 of  lots  14  33  and  52  Kimball’s  sub  14  39  13, 

Mch  1,  B Saltonstall  to  Maria  P Clay $1,625 

E hf  ne  qr  27  and  w hf  nw  qr  26  35  14  (ex  R Rd) 

156  acs.  May  25,  L & J Claus  to  J Klein $6,660 

Lot  13  b 6 Schleswig,  May  26,  Master  in  Chy  to  F H 

Dickey $734 

Lot  22  b 1 Johnston’s  sub  10  acs  nw  qr  36  40  13,  May 

26,  Same  to  Same $357 

Lot  35  b 7 Hamburg,  Apr  23,  Geo  W Shaw  to  W 

Roach $600 

Lot  3 Law’s  sub  s hf  se  qr  19  — 14,  May  29,  W Law 

to  Carl  Wilke $625 

Lot  1 b 4 div  1 Riverside,  May  1,  Cornelia  Clark  to 

W G Clarke $2,000 

E hf  lot  2 and  w hf  lot  3 b 46  South  Lawn,  Mch  20, 

Mary  Black  to  J P Young $250 

Lot  C and  lots  2 and  3 b 2 of  lots  1 to  7 b 1 etc 
lot  3 in  part’n  of  40  acs  in  ne  qr  1 38  13,  Oct  13, ’84 

R Chambers  to  Ella  Brooks $1,000 

Nw  qr  and  sw  qr  (ex  w 100  acs)  also  pt  ne  qr  35  39 
12,  also  e hf  ne  qr  n of  s w Plank  rd  3 38  12,  May 
21,  D H Hills,  trustee  and  sp’l  comm’r  to  W L 

Peck $40,795 

Se  qr  se  qr  17  37  12,  Feb  27,  Heirs  of  J A Gooding 

to  Owen  Kane $125 

Lot  4 of  lot  3 b 9 Sheffield’s  add,  May  1,  Mary  F El- 
liott to  J A Shafers $850 

Lot  25  b 2 Talford’s  sub  of  10  acs  in  se  qr  23  39  13, 

June  15,  ’85,  M W Gay  to  Frank  F Beck $300 

Lot  35  b 3 Culver’s  Park,  June  22,  ’85,  E H Gammon 

to  E E Todd $200 

Lot  37  b 2 out  lot  E Wright  wood,  May  26,  A Leaf  to 

Mathilda  PJegel $700 

Lot  43  b 8 M Reynold’s  add  6 39  14,  Apr  3,  W G An- 
derson to  J Weiland $610 


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Lot  31  blk  5 Lee’s  add,  May  12,  H Greenbaum  to  G 

F Bluder $250 

Lot  10  blk  25  Kimbark’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  May  21 

Henry  H Gage  to  R W Hyman  Jr $800 

Lot  4 b 1 McPherson  and  Allerton’s  add,  Apr  10,  W 

S Skinner  et  al  to  Heirs  of  Julius  Davis $200 

Same  premises,  May  7,  G M Steese  et  al  to  Same. $420 
Lot  26  b 1 Thompson’s  sub  nw  qr  ne  qr  1 39  13,  May 

24,  G C Moore  to  E T Noonan $100 

Lot  13  and  pts  of  lots  5 and  8 b 3 Cleaverville  add, 
May  21,  S H Perry  to  T A Snow $1,500 


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Speeial  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


Lot  12  blk  13  s hf  10  39  13,  May  1,  H H Porter  to  T 

Warner $225 

Lot  51  blk  1 n half  lot  4 Rockwell’s  add,  May  20,  S 

Brandt  to  Otto  H M Brandt $250 

Lots  75  and  76  b 3 Walker’s  dock  add,  Mch  1,  Estate 

of  A Sutton  to  W E Hatterinan $1 

N hf  lot  14  b 8 Johnston’s  sub  se  qr  6 39  14,  May  17, 

S Johnston  to  J Fyfe $600 

Lots  19  and  20  b 2 Walker’s  dock  add,  May  25,  C H 

McCormick  to  H L Glas $600 

Part  of  e hf  nw  qr  sw  qr  25  39  13,  May  26,  Parker  E 

Baird  to  H L Glos $100 

Lots  69  71  72  block  62  19  39  14,  May  25,  B 1’oyle  to  P 

Benes $1 

Lot  75  b 2 s hf  10  39  13,  Apr  27,  Mary  M Austin  to  J 

C Rugen $110 

Lot  14  Waller’s  sub  n 18  acs  w hf  ne  qr  28  39  14,  May 

5,  C S Schoreck  to  P Zeller $1,000 

Lots  21  to  24  b 1 of  lots  4 to  7 Kerfoot’s  sub  in  ne  qr 
21  38  14,  May  18,  J McCaflery  to  Catherine  Doran 

$110 

Lot  54  of  lot  1 and  pt  3 b 41  w hf  and  21  39  14,  May 

20,  L Geiger  to  F Assenmacher $1 

Lots  20  and  21  b 7 7 39  14,  May  12,  J Ekdahl  to  J 

Baeten $1 

Lots  30  32  and  33  b 15  Pierce’s  add  to  Holstein,  May 

24,  Emma  G Allen  to  H Swett 

Lots  4 38  and  39  b 67  Hyde  Park,  May  17,  Fanny  F 

Hammell  to  M K Wellington $750 

Lots  2 and  4 b 5 Assessor’s  div  nw  qr  32  39  14,  May 
24,  South  Park  Commissioners  to  E & L H Har- 

land $1 

Lot  27  b 1 b 13  Sheffield’s  add,  May  20,  J C Ogden  to 

P Powers $15o 

Lot  55  b 13  se  qr  17  39  14,  May  23,  Heirs  Thomas  Me 

Enermy  to  Heirs  of  Bridget  Norris $188 

Lot  26  b 13  se  qr  17  39  14,  May  28,  Geo  Boylan  to  Jo- 
hanna Boylan $100 

N hf  lot  22  b 123  S Sea  add,  May  29,  A J Cooper  to 

M G Kellogg $1 

Lot  86  b 7 Borden’s  sub  w ht  se  qr  36  40  13,  May  i3, 

E Henricksen  to  F E Niederf $1,000 

Lots  35  and  80  Adams  sub  se  qr  28  39  14.  May  14,  H 

M Fuller  to  F Ennessey $50 

Lot  28  b 4 Sampson  & Green’s  add.  May  10,  Cathar- 
ine Curran  to  J C Craig  $100 

Lot  56  of  n bf  se  qr  b 3 J & Lee’s  sub  sw  qr  20  39  14, 

May  21,  T A Snow  to  C Heidler $1 

Premises  No.  463  Hastings  st.  May  29,  T Quinn  to  M 

J Scolby $1 

Lot  14  b 6 Reaper  add,  Nov  28,  ’85,  D G Hamilton 
to  H H Walker $150 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  June  3,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  161  $1,145,090 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  69  196,092 

County 149  341,493 

Total 379  $1,692,675 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  June  3,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 150  $819,887 

County 154  273,021 

Total 304  $1,092,908 


TRUST  DEERS. 

Allison  T to  H G Foreman  May  27,  It  19  b 

3,  4 38  14,  7% $1,400 

Altpeter  J J to  H T Collins  May  22,  Its  13 

and  14  b 10,  24  39  13,  8% $2,000 

Adair  A B to  H W Wolseley  May  10,  It  7 b 

8,  19  41  14,  8% $1,700 

Anderson  S A to  A Peterson  May  21,  It  10 

b 14,  Holstein,  7% $1,000 

Ahern  J to  C J Hambleton  May  28,  It  19  b 

17,  7 39  14,  8% $1,500 

Anderson  A G to  H S Dietrich  May  29,  pt 

It  16  b 3,  29  40  14,  8# $600 

Alrnini  P M to  F B Peabody  May  26,  pt  It 

4  b 9,  3 39  14,  6# $3,000 

Ahles  J F to  J W Scoville  May  25,  It  44  b 

4,  18  39  14,  8# $2,000 

Anderson  C to  F R Chandler  Max  31,  It  45 

b 5 b 1,  8 39  14,  7% $400 

Behrens  N to  G M Bogue  May  24,  It  37  b 

8 b 6 b 1,  13  39  13,  6# $1,500 

Brissle  C to  H J Wallingford  June  2,  w hf 
b 2,  8 40  14,  8# $1,000 


Bowes  J P to  F R Chandler  May  18,  Its  1 

to  6 b 3,  16  38  14,  7% $4,000 

Brady  M to  J A Van  Vlissengen  May  26, 

It  16  b 1 b 9,  33  39  14,  7% $T,500 

Bend  E P & W S to  E Russell  Max  26,  pt 

It  103,  Ellis’  2d  add,  8% $3,500 

Brown  E to  F P Read  June  1,  Its  3 to  9 b 

14,  27  38  14.  demand $264 

Behrend  N to  F M Moore  Apr  30,  It  24  b 2, 

13  39  13,  6$ $600 

Boswinkel  J H to  A H Van  Vlissingen 

June  1,  It  77  b 63,  16  37  14,  6% $150 

Bergel  J to  L Mandl  June  1,  It  14  b 34,  19 

39  14,  7% $700 

Beck  F F to  J L Lombard  June  15,  It  25  b 

2,  23  39  13,  6$ $250 

Benson  A to  A R Abbott  May  29,  pt  It  3 b 

2.  Riverside,  8% $863 

Brooks  A F to  A Keile  May  1,  pt  It  10  b 2, 

3 38  14,  7% $1,000 

Backman  A J to  H A Haugan  May  29,  It 

35  b 6,  29  40  14.  7% $500 

Bond  A R to  H A Haugan  May  29,  It  33  b 

8,  6 39  14,  7% $4,000 

Boecher  A to  M E Greenebaum  Apr  6,  It 

40,  Gross  Park  2d  add.  7% $267 

Busse  H to  M E Greenebaum  May  18,  It 

45  It  44  b 37,  Gross’  n add,  7% 

Bliss  S to  C 8 Waller  May  27.  pt  Its  22 

aud  23  b 37,  7 39  14.  8% $2,000 

Redmond  P to  L Boyce  May  27,  Its  20  and 

21,  b 11,  6 % $405 

Beseak  J J to  H J Christoph  May  25,  pt 

Its  55  . nd  56  b 43,  7 39  14,  7% $1,500 

Bronton  H H to  E Anderson  May  27,  It  19 

b 4,  13  39  13,  8% $200 

Banstadt  N to  W Heineman  May  26  Its  15 

and  16  b 1,  6 39  14,  6% $3,500 

Berg  A G to  C G Bergstadt  May  19,  It  39 

and  pt  40  b 6,  21  38  14,  7% $500 

BecKer  O to  C F Hatterman  Jr  May  1,  It 

19  b 7,  31  40  14,  7% $500 

Baeten  J to  O H Horton  May  18,  Its  20  and 

21  b 7,  7 39  14,  6# $900 

Bersbach  A to  H G Foreman  May  27,  pt 

It  1 b 8,  3 39  14 $7,000 

Behrer  W to  F W Green  Mav  1,  It  12,  23 

38  14,  8% $820 

Coleman  J H to  ,H  J Luders  May  25,  Its  1 

and  2 b 5,  Rockwell’s  add,  7% $1,000 

Crooker  J to  A Petterson  May  27.  It  111  b 

2,  8 39  14,  8% $300 

Carvill  J to  A Mach  Apr  15,  It  12,  b 57,  19 

39  14,  7% $350 

Clohessey  M & O to  J J Altpeter  May  26, 

It  18  b 9,  20  39  24,  8% $1,000 

Couper  J W to  F B Peabody  May  22,  Its  6 

to  10  b 235,  8% $425 

Coleman  P to  H G Foreman  May  29,  It  16 

b 12,  Brand’s  add,  7% $800 

Chambers  M E to  L L Coburn  May  28,  Its 

20  and  21  b 4,  Hyde  ParK,  8% $3,500 

Clark  J A to  W J Gandy  May  27,  It  387  b 

1,  29  4014,  8% $400 

Clohessey  M to  E T Murphy  June  1,  It  18 

b 9,  20  39  14,  7% $350 

Collins  M to  J J Curran  June  — , It  24  b 

1,  McP  & A’s  add.  wkly,  7 %% $2,700 

Christianson  G to  M E Greenebaum  May 

25,  It  37  b 3,  1 39  13,  7% $1,000 

Cunningham  J D to  E G Foreman  May  27 

It  44  b 2,  7 38  14,  8% $1,350 

Courtney  S E and  T E to  T E Millar  May 

21,  It  3 b 13,  U P add,  7% $2,700 

Cody  E to  A H Veeder  June  1,  It  24  b 33, 

10  38  14,  8% .-..$1,500 

Curran  F J O to  L Boyce  Feb  17,  Its  5 and 

6 b 6,  22  38  14,  8% $664 

Carson  M A to  H G Foreman  June  1,  It  7 

b 11,  28  39  14 $350 

Collier  C L to  T Bates  Apr  26,  pt  13  41  13 

8% $3,500 

Curran  M to  J E Otis  June  1,  pt  It  14  b 1, 

33  39  14,  7 # $900 

Carrig  J to  T H Schintz  June  1,  n hf  It  11 

b 30,  s s add,  7% $300 

DaemicK  P J to  W Loeb  May  29,  Its  13 

and  14  b 10,  3 38  14,  8% $3,750 

Davidson  H to  J J Curran  May  29,  It  12  b 

3,  21  38  14,  7%% $1,400 

Delamater  S to  F Weigley  May  15,  b 13,  5 

37  14,  8% $1,832 


Dixon  J J to  L Boyce  June  1,  Its  4 and  5 b 

14,  22  38  14,  8% $395 

■David  C A to  O Peltzer  May  24,  Its  31  and 

32  b 8 b 4,  Sheffield’s  add,  8% $5,500 

Dunn  N to  F T Colbe  Apr  15,  Its  4 and  5 

b 2,  24  39  13,  8% $2,300 

DuBruil  JL&WAtoWV  Webster  Apr 

17,  pt  b 16,  21  38  14,  7% $6,000 

Dullaghan  J to  W P Elliott  May  20,  w hf 

b 7,  26  39  12,  7% $400 

Daniels  M E to  J C Miller  May  17,  pt  Its 

5 and  6 b 2,  16  38  14,  8% $2,700 

Dyer  E & W to  S L Boyce  May  22,  It  6 b 

3,35  40  13,  8% $600 

Engeler  A to  M E Greenebaum  May  20,  Its 

95  and  96,  Gross  Park  2d  add,  7% $725 

Eishen  F to  J H Ernst  May  28,  It  135  b 1, 

29  40  14,  8%% $600 

Eliel  L A to  J Rosenthal  May  28,  pt  It  55, 

Ellis’  e add,  7% $1,500 

Eeg  E to  W Lester  June  1,  It  2 b 1,  8 39 

14.  7% $350 

Essig  B to  C W Nicholes  May  24,  It  103  b 

11,  33  39  14,  7% $800 

Frank  J to  M E Greenebaum  May  12,  It  13 

b 2,  8 38  14,  7% $300 

Fiala  J to  J Nowak  May  18,  It  18  b 47,  19 

39  14,  7% $200 

Feuerstein  M and  L to  F Schrader  May 
22,  It  18  and  pt  19  b 48,  7 38  14,  7%,  2 

deeds $2,500 

Filip  J to  L Mandl  Apr  29,  It  9 b ll,  20  39 

14,  8% $2,100 

Ferguson  R to  L Boyce  June  1,  Its  8 and 

9 b 6,  22  38  14,  5 y 8% $395 

Frennert  R to  C Jorn  Max  1,  Its  1 and  2 b 6 

8 38  14,  7% $2,000 

Florence  R & W to  J B Skinner  June  1, 

Its  5 and  8 b 26,  22  40  14,  7% $600 

Frosch  F to  C A Buell  May  1,  pt  It  6 It  5 b 

11,  21  38  14,  7% $2,000 

Frosch  F to  C S Redfield  May  1.  pt  Its  6 

ahd  5 b 11,  21  38  14,  8% $2,000 

Fitz  M J & W to  S W Rawson  May  27,  It 

11  b 1,  28  39  14,6# $1,000 

Fargo  F M to  E W Russell  June  1,  pt  It  85 

b 91,  27  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Feeman  T E to  C G Ricklefs  Apr  19,  It  10 

b 2,  31  40  14,  8% $450 

Fleming  I to  G W Murray  May  18,  Its  21 

to  24  b 6,  21  38  14,  7% $2,000 

Feit  J to  A S Wehrhimer  May  29,  It  33  b 1 

etc,  29  40  14,  7% $1,400 

Fortelka  F to  G Bartholomae  May  1,  It  75 

b 6,  20  39  14,  8%% $2,200 

Folsom  S T S to  F W C Hayes  May  20,  It 

3 It  6,  3 38  14,  6% $600 

Freund  P to  A Hoefer  May  15,  It  186  b 6, 

Sheffield’s  add,  5% $1,900 

Giblin  J P to  J R Geary  May  26,  Its  21  to 

24  b 1,  22  38  14.  8% $600 

Grant  A & C C to  J H Bissell  May  29,  bs  3 

to  6,  PennocK,  7% $3,500 

Gurth  J to  F Denison  Apr  13,  It  28  b 21, 

35  4013,  8%...._. $475 

Goodman  M to  H Felsenthal  May  27,  It  1 

It  17  b 1,  Magee  <fc  H’s  add,  8# $4,000 

Graham  R W to  M Schmitz  May  26,  It  5 b 

6 b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  7% $1,350 

Gilchrist  M to  S M Moore  May  12,  Its  5 

and  6 b 16, 11  39  13,  8% $400 

Grossman  L to  H G Foreman  May  27,  Its 

46  to  48  b 4,  7% $2,000 

Gustofson  MtoHW  Ames  May  25,  It  27  b 

I, 7  40  14,5  1-5# $1,000 

Gibbs  OF  to  H G Foreman  May  4,  pt  It 

II,  B & S’s  sub,  8 40  14,  8% $6,000 

Goerner  C to  W Granke  May  29,  pt  se  qr, 

2138  12,  8% -.$700 

Greisz  J F to  W M Wilber  May  28,  It  9 b 

9,  Elston’s  add,  7# $300 

Gleason  M to  H M Loomis  May  25,  It  26  b 

6,  4 38  14,  8# $600 

Groehnke  C A to  S E Gross  May  11,  It  45 

b 3,  Clifford’s  add,  6% $400 

Gibbings  J F to  A W Yaeger  May  29,  It  3 

b 56,  ss  add,  5# $5,000 

Gorge  P & J to  W Hahne  Oct  2,  1 t 15  b 2, 

29  40  14,  6# $800 

Gormlev  J H to  J H Coleman  May  27,  It 

19  b 5,  13  39  13,  7% $990 

Heath  E H to  F R Chandler  May  27,  It  23, 

Rosalie  Villas,  6# $8,000 

Hybyl  K & A to  L Mandel  May  30,  It  33  b 

17,  20  39  14.  7% $500 

Haigh  DL&FFtoGA  Andrews  June  1, 

It  3 It  19  b 6,  34  39  14,  6# $2,260 


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Hubbard  MF  toE  Maynard  Moh  1,  It  28 

b 3,  13  39  13,  6# $700 

Hainey  E A to  G M Bogue  May  20,  It  6 b 

4,  2 38  14,  6# $12,000 

Hlbrect  A to  C L SchaaivMay  19,  It  16  It  2 

It  1 b 24,  29  39  14,  8% $450 

Haseman  W to  R Berger  Apr  20,  It  39  b 2 

b 19,  Sheffield’s  add,  8% $3,000 

Herdrise  F H to  E Koch  May  29,  pt  It  7 b 

36,  J R & S’s  add,  6$ $4,000 

Heldinger  E to  L T Lay  June  1,  It  20  b 

11,19  39  14,  7% $400 

Hoffman  J H Jr  to  W F Lubeke  May  26.  It 

38  b 2,  4 38  14,  7 ti $700 

Hlava  F to  M E Greenebaum  May  24,  It  12 

b 10,  20  39  14,  8% $2,400 

Hobart  H M to  W Heinemann  May  27.  pt 

b 1,  28  40  14,  6$,  3 deeds $3,600 

Harms  E J to  J Gunzenhauser  May  1,  It 

11  b 64,  9 39  14,  7$ $500 

Hanson  B J to  C Lanyon  May  24,  pt  w 

hf  n e qr,  21  38  14,  7% $2,000 

Hohlt  O to  0 H Barnum  May  28,  It  41  h 2, 

5  39  14,  7 % $1,000 

Harvig  J A to  ME  Greenebaum  May  27, 

It  35  b 5,  8 39  14,  % $1,500 

Hevey  G H to  P J Scheiner  May  27,  It  18 

b 16,  33  39  14,  7% $200 

Hunt  J to  C R WallecK  May  26,  It  63  b 43, 

19  39  14,  8$ $100 

Hasse  C to  L J A Fueligraff  May  20,  Its 

32  and  33  b 5,  19  39  14,  8% $200 

Honore  F L to  GW  Rogers  May  29,  It  5, 

10  38  14,  6% $1,466 

Hincxley  A T to  E Prussing  May  28,  pt  Its 

2 and  3 b 42,  Hyde  Park,  6% $4,500 

Hanlon  M and  M to  S Gehr  May  26,  It  11 

b 33,  s s add,  6% $1,000 

Hemmingway  A E & A T to  S Dunlop 
May  29,  pt  It  5,  Scoville’s  sub,  7 39  13, 

7% $1,500 

Hawker  J to  H G Foreman  July  14,  It  76  b 

1,  20  38  14,  8% $76 

Helm  A G to  J Marder  Apr  30,  It  16  b 62, 

7 39  14,  6% $1,500 

Hawley  L P to  F A Barnes  Apr  28,  Its  9 

and  10  and  pt  It  11  b 22,  17  39  14,  7%. . 

$6,000 

Hamilton  D E & W R to  F E Page  May 

27,  pt  It  30,  3 38  14,  8% $500 

Hammitt  E H to  S H Wright  June  1,  Its  1 

and  8,  sw  qr,  14  38  14,  8% $3,000 

Irving  G to  J C Miller  May  17,  It  11  and 

pt  12  b 4,  Gross’  n add,  8 % $1,600 

Joclium  J to  J H Ernst  May  27,  It  8 b 1, 

Sheffield’s  add,  8% $600 

Jansen  O to  A Peterson  May  26,  It  15  b 1 

It  13,  5 39  14,  8% $300 

Jacobs  B F to  E A Warfield  May  5,  Its  6 to 

10  etc  b 50,  7 38  14,  8% $2,000 

Jehlik  J to  E A Fisher  May  31,  It  49  b 2, 

5 39  14,  8% $400 

Jones  J A to  J F Marcey  May  27,  Its  7 and 

8 b 4,  16  38  14,  7% $800 

Johnson  Y R to  W Loeb  May  29,  pt  It  10  It 

10,28  40  14,  8\^% $2,000 

Jacobson  P to  A Peterson  May  17,  It  b 6, 

Ogden’s  add,  7%  2 deeds $2,900 

Jarvis  E A to  ME  Greenebaum  May  3,  It 

6,  Gross  ParK  2d  add,  7 % $190 

Jones  L H to  J H Chapman  Mav  1.  It  13 

and  pt  It  14  b 5,  21  38  14,  7 % $1,600 

Jones  E W & G P to  Wright  & Tyrrell 
May  28,  pt  It  59,  Bronson’s  add,  7%.  .$600 
Kraemer  W to  P Popp  May  20,  It  1 b 9 b 

2,  9 38  14,  8% $1,500 

Krengel  A to  O Pelzer  May  27,  It  15  b 38, 

2139  14,  7% $3,000 

Kranse  W to  T Schintz  May  24,  It  18  b 10, 

Sheffield’s  add,  7% $1,800 

Kagels  C to  J 0 Schumacher  May  26,  It  5 

b 18,  19  39  14,  7% $900 

Knight  J B to  A F Towne  Apr  16,  pt  It  23 

b 98,  ss  add,  6 % $12,000 

Karlson  K A to  L Baird  Apr  22.  It  29  b 1, 

b 4,  20  40  14,  8% $500 

Kennedy  M to  M E Greenebaum  May  27, 

It  15  and  pt  It  16  b 1,  Vernon  Pk  add,  8% 

$4,000 

Kortaus  J to  L Madel  May  30,  It  24  b 19, 

20  39  14,  7% $500 

Kranthahn  LtoES  Dreyer  May  26,  It  3 b 

138,  Butterfield’s  add $4,000 

Kosteling  H to  J H Van  Vlissengen  May 
10,  It  7 b 10  b 2,  Rockwell’s  add  ....  $1,800 
Kelly  M A and  J to  G A Pease  May  25.  It 

11  b 1,  17  39  14,  7% $300 

Komzak  J to  T H Schintz  May  24,  It  70  b 

44,  19  39  14,  7% $500 

Koukel  J to  W Heinemanu  May  28,  Its  49 

and  50  b 9.  20  39  14,  6 %,  2 deeds $5,500 

Kay  T to  W Lister  May  25,  It  13  b 5,  8 39 

14,  8% $900 

Koranek  J to  M E Greenebaum  May  5,  It 

23  b 3,  20  39  14,  7% $1,200 

Kersting  M to  H Felsenthal  May  20,  It  7 It 
54,  33  40  14,  6J4$ $4,000 


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Krubel  J to  S Dunlop  May  26,  Its  27  and 

28  b 16,  35  40  13,  7% $500 

Kniep  0 A and  H F to  W Heinemanu  May 
21,  It  39  b 8 b 12,  Sheffield’s  add,  7%.  .$900 
Larsen  T and  C to  W Lister  May  25,  It  27 

b 9.  Bickerdike’s  add,  8%. . . . $500 

Libney  F E to  C S Thornton  May  26,  pt  It 

6  b 7,  21  38  14,  7% $1,200 

Lippert  G to  A Podolsky  May  26.  It  27  b 2 

8 38  14,  8% $1,400 

Lobdell  E L to  E W Russell  June  1,  pt  It 

89,  27  39  14,  6% $1,600 

Lange  F to  W M Stanley  May  1,  It  38  b 6, 

6 39  14,  7% $1,350 

Lane  AM  to  J W Scoville  June  1,  It  3 b 

23,  s s add,  5% $8,000 

Lindbead  G A to  L Baird  Apr  20,  It  46  b 

2 b 4,  20  40  14,  8% $400 

Loven  P to  H G Foreman  June  8 Its  63 

and  64  b 3,  20  38  14,6$ $380 

Loftus  F to  J Pfirshing  May  1,  It  21,  5 39 

14,  8% $1,100 

Ladwig  F to  C J Ricklefs  Apr  4,  It  4 b 32, 

Sheffield’s  add,  8% ....$150 

Lewis  A I to  A Tripp  Apr  16,  pt  It  20  b 

38,  33  4')  14,  8% $4,000 

Lind  J A to  P E Stanley  May  25,  Its  16  and 

17  b 14,  Newberry’s  add,  8% $17,000 

Ledbetter  E 0 to  W P Kimball  May  18,  It 

2 It  9 b 1,  Evanston,  7% $1,000 

Loeber  C A to  A E Barr  May  25,  It  34  b 5, 

28  39  14,  8% $2,000 

Mouncasel  J to  A Peterson  May  28,  pt  It 

6 b 40,  s s add.  8% ...  .^ $500 

McNeal  L to  N Thomasson  May  14,  n e qr 

n w qr,9  39  13,  8% $15,000 

Mictt  A H to  J Ling  May  26,  pt  It  5 etc,  b 

13,  21  38  14,  7% $1,000 

Moe  F to  J W Scoville  May  19,  It  23  b 11, 

M C Reynold’s  add.  8% $1,100 

Miller  A & H to  H J Christoph  June  1,  It 

7 b 11.  29  40  14,  7% $1,500 

Murbach  D & — - to  S Schintz  May  3,  It  45 

b 5,  36  40  13,  7% $700 

Moss  W H to  D Williams  Mch  17,  pt  b 35, 

Sheffield’s  add,  8% $1,600 

Mueller  C F to  T Schintz  May  22,  pt  It  5 b 

39,  Ogdon’s  add,  7% $4,000 

Murpny  M J to  L Boyce  May  29,  Its  32 

and  33  b 1 1,  22  38  14,  8% $470 

Morrisey  K to  W D Cooper  May  3,  It  61  n 

e frl,  20  38  14,6$ $230 

Morrisey  M toW  D Cooper  May  3,  It  60,  n 

e frl,  20  38  14,  4 y 8% $230 

Mimmick  E G to  J Stern  May  17.  It  23  b 

8,  17  38  14,  7$ $800 

McDonald  A M to  F Coffin  Feb  24,  Its  17 

and  20  b 5 , 34  39  14,  8% $2,250 

Moran  E to  J W Pfeiffer  May  31,  Its  6 

and  7 b 1,  4 38  14 $900 

Moody  T P to  G A Springer  May  29,  Its  18 

and  19  b 3,  22  38  14,  8% $1,550 

Martin  J to  H J Luders  May  1,  It  2 b 43, 

12  39  13,  7% $1,000 

Mendel  N to  S Gehr  May  26,  pt  It  30, 

Griggs’  sub.  34  39  14,  8% $5,500 

McGuire  J E to  M Almy  June  1,  Its  311  to 

314  b letc,  29  40  14,  7% $100 

McLean  J to  A E Barr  May  17,  It  23,  n e 

qr,  8 89  14,  8% $3,400 

Morheiser  J to  M Brand  May  25,  It  17  b 4, 

4 39  14,  6% $600 

Mehon  J to  J H Ernst  May  26,  It  8 It  7 b 1 

Sheffield’s  add,  8% $500 

McHugh  M to  G Snydacker  May  27,  It  8 

It  196  etc,  Bronson’s  add,  8% $4,000 

McHugh  J to  G SnydacKer  May  27,  pt  It  4, 

etc,  20  40  14,  8% $2,000 

Meier  C to  H W Ames  May  26,  It  56  b 1, 

29  40  14,  5 1-5$  $600 

McAuliff  CtoEO  Towne  May  17,  pt  Its  10 

and  11  b 6,  Newberry’s  add,  8% $500 

Mills  L D to  G J Munroe  May  26,  Its  1 to 

4 b 9,  Matteson  8% $700 

Mann  J C to  J H Ernst  May  26,  It  4 It  197 

etc,  Bronson’s  add,  8% $2,300 

Neal  J P to  R L Tatham  May  27,  Its  50  to 

58  b 1,  20  39  14.  8% $20,000 

Nass  R to  M E Greenebaum  May  31,  It  2 

b 5,  4 38  14,  7% $750 

Nordenholt  G to  S Dunlop  May  18  pt  It  1 
It  10  etc,  7 39  13,  7% $1,000 


Norman  M A to  W D Cooper  May  17,  It  49 

ne  qr,  20  38  14,  6% $190 

Nusbaum  E to  H G Foreman  May  1,  pt  It 

12  b 81,  27  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Nixon  M C to  W H Rice  May  1,  pt  It  10  b 

3.  21  38  14 $1,148 

O’Keefe  J to  H E Greenebaum  June  1,  It 

18  b 1,  28  39  14,  7% $1,500 

O’Brien  W L to  Sheldon  & Hale  May  1,  Its 

23  and  24  b 4,  21  37  14,  8% $400 

O’Malley  J to  H Rieks  May  25,  Its  1 to  25, 

34  39  14,  8% $15,000 

Panos  J to  S Gehr  May  26,  It  7 b 22,  8% 

$1,900 

Phillepe  J to  H G Foreman  May  25,  Its  10 
11  and  18  b 3.  Murray's  add,  8%. . . . $5,000 
Power  T to  M E Greenebaum  May  18,  Its 
10  and  11  It  1 b 21,  29  39  14,  8% ... . $9,500 
Pierce  J L to  J Hutchinson  May  27,  It  9 b 

5,  16  38  14,  7% 

Potter  D W to  H Rieke  June  1,  pt  It  67  etc, 

Ellis’  e add,  8% $7,000 

Perkel  L to  C J Yopicka  May  28,  It  57  b 1, 

20  39  14,  7% $400 

Phillips  C to  W Heinemann  May  31,  It  53 

b 12,  20  39  14,  8% $800 

Palmer  H J to  S M Moore  May  26,  It  24  s 

e frl  qr,  27  39  14,  7% $2,000 

Pierce  JHtoW  Garnett  Jr  May  1,  It  12  It 

2 b 18,  33  39  14,  6# $800 

Priboda  J to  T Schintz  May  24,  It  79  b 11, 

20  39  4,  7% $1,600 

Puicoffs  L & M to  A O Probst  May  1.  It  9 

b 8,  Egandale,  7 1-5$ $7,000 

Porny  H to  W Loeb  May  31,  It  2 b 12, 

Brand’s  add,  8% $2,000 

Ribbe  H to  G Coombs  May  28,  It  13  It  29, 

5 39  14,  7% $200 

Rahlman  M C to  G A Rose  May  29  It  37 

and  pt  36  b 1,  33  40  14,  7% $100 

Rettka  A & F to  C J Hatterman  May  28,  It 

26  b 11,  Elston’s  add $400 

Roth  A to  J C Schumacher  May  26,  It  9 b 

13  b 6,  19  39  14.  8% $700 

Ryau  E to  M E Greenebaum  May  27,  Its 

24  and  25  b 16,  Newberry’s  add,  7%.  .$400 
Ruzicka  M to  J W Scoville  May  29,  It  2 b 

13,  20  39  14 $3,000 

Rogers  E to  H A Hurlbut  Apr  15,  pt  It  3 

b 11,  frl  15  add,  8%% $22,000 

Riegel  M & C to  W Hemmermann  May  26 

It  37  b 2,  28  40  14,  8% $500 

RieKe  H to  H W Bishop  June  1,  pt  It  17  b 

1 b 27,  33  40  14,  8% $20,000 

Rabak  V to  J C Benhardt  May  7,  It  40  b 

38,19  3914,714$ $800 

RicKard  M L to  G A Rose  May  28,  It  43  b 

7.  4 38  14,  7% $800 

Root  J W to  M J Palmer  Apr  30,  It  1 and 

pt  It  2 b 2,  Bronson’s  add.  7 % $6,000 

Ryan  J to  M Almy  May  31,  pt  It  14  b 40, 

21  39  14,8$ $200 

Reider  J to  J H Tiedemann  May  1,  It  18 

b 5.  U&  M’s  add.  8% $1,100 

Ruehl  J to  N A Mayer  June  1,  It  14  It  2 b 

44,  21  39  14,  7% $1,000 

Riegel  M & C to  Phoenix  B Soc,  May  31,  It 

37  b 2,  28  40  14,  5% $2,000 

Schaller  K to  A Rehm  May  29,  It  94  b 3,  S 

6 G’s  add,  5% $1,000 

Steffar  A to  W B Cunningham  May  28,  pt 

It  8 b 14,  21  38  14,  5 1-5$ $800 

Steffenhagen  J to  M A Dauer  May  29,  It 

67  b 7,  S & G’s  add,  7 % $1,000 

Schneider  P to  P Stein  May  24,  pt  It  1 b 

1,  4 38  14,  7 fc $1,500 

Smith  J I S to  L Baird  May  27,  It  19  b 2, 

34  39  14,  6 % $3,800 

Schramm  T to  C F Hatterman  Apr  15,  It 

61  b 23,  5 39  14,  8%.  \ $1,500 

Schumacher  E to  F Kock  MaY  31,  It  72  b 

20,  5 39  14,  8% $900 

Segier  J to  L Boyce  June  1,  Its  6 and  7 b 

14,  22  38  14,  8% $395 

Spelz  N to  W Loeb  May  27,  It  46  b 3 b 12, 

29  40  14,  7% $100 

Schulze  H to  J Jensen  Nov  21,  It  24  b 13, 

31  40  14,  8% $400 

Stende  M and  E G to  R Berger  May  18,  Its 

3 to  6 b 15,  U & M’s  add,  63 4% $4,000 

Schayer  J to  L Appelt  May  26,  It  16,  s hf 

b 21,  5 39  14,  6%  ~~ 


Sawatzae  0 to  F Lackner  May  29,  It  9 b 1, 

36  46  13,  6% $250 

Stratton  A Sto  M E Greenebaum  May  28, 

Its  76  and  77  b 2,  36  40  13,  7% $600 

Stephans  W to  D J Swenie  May  27,  It  1 b 

6,  32  39  14,  8%  $ 

Sommer  C and  P to  B L Pease  Feb  28,  Its 

22  and  23  b 2,  8 38  14 $200 

Sanders  AG  to  W H Holden  May  1,  It  1 e 

hf  n w qr,  21  38  14,  2 deeds $2,215 

Shen  J D to  J W Scoville  May  28,  It  127  b 

1,36  40  13 $700 

Springer  C A to  M E Greenebaum  May  3, 

It  55  b 7,  36  40  13,  W I800 

Schandner  T W to  J H Ernst  May  26,  pt  It 

27  b 1 b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  8% $850 

Scully  T F to  J Kralovec  May  22,  It  126  b 

5 etc,  18  39  14,  7% $200 

Schintz  K and  U to  J J Altpeter  May  22, 

It  29  b 8,  19  39  14,  8% $2,000 

Schultz  F to  0 FCollott  May  17,  It  23  b 7, 

20  40  14,  8% $300 

Schmitt  M to  H C Schoeveling  Oct  16,  It 

21  b 8,  33  38  14,  8% $400 

Stoelker  W H to  L V Ferris  May  21,  pt  Its 

5 and  6,  Bronson’s  add,  8% $1,900 

Seens  W to  S Kerr  May  24,  It  4 It  11  b 5, 

24  39  13,  6 % $1,200 

Thorbeck  J to  C G RicKlefs  Apr  11,  It  11 

b 5.  8 39  14,  8% $200 

Tauber  S to  J Newman  May  19,  It  22  b 20 

5 39  14,  8% $4,500 

Teed  HE&HC  to  PE  Stanley  May  26, 

It  1 b 4,  34  39  14,  5%% $6,000 

Train  M to  E S Dreyer  May  29,  It  21  b 6, 

Sheffield’s  add.  7% $300 

Tilleson  M to  W A Purcell  May  22,  It  1 b 

21,  25  40 13,  8% $500 

Tidholm  A to  L Baird  June  1,  pi  b 29,  21 

39  14  etc.  8% $8,500 

Thies  J S to  S B Mead  Apr  21,  pt  It  6 b 2. 

16  28  14,  7% $550 

Trossey  B to  Home  B &L  Assn  May  17,  It 

19  b 8,  29  40  14,  7% $1,000 

Vonder  Linden  G to  W A Bond  May  3,  It 

12  b 2,  Davis’  add,  8% $2,400 

Viuterum  E S to  M E Greenebaum  May  1, 

It  22  b 3,  36  40  13,  7% $300 

Valentine  S L & J to  A C Bryan  May  15,  It 

3 It  1 b 10,  22  29  14,  8% $6,000 

VonKampen  P to  H C Zuttermeister  May 

25,  It  74  It  1 b 41,  21  39  14,  1% $300 

VopicKa  C J to  J Geringer  Mav  24,  pt  Its 

I to  4 b 8,  18  39  14,  8% $4,500 

Vosburg  H Bto  I 0 Wilkinson  Apr  4,  ’81, 

Its  42  and  43  b 1,  4 38  14.  7% $1,930 

Walsh  M to  W Heinemann  June  1,  Its  2 

and  3 b 2,  9 38  14,  8% $500 

Walsh  R to  S C Schumacher  June  1,  It  9 b 

50.  7% $1,000 

Ward  A M to  S A Vean  June  1,  Its  85  and 

86,30  38  15,  6% $1,000 

Winane  L M,  to  S M Millard  Apr  1,  pt  It 

7,  frl  22  39  14,  8% $4,000 

Webb  E & J to  HG  Foreman  May  28,  It 

II  b 3,  17  39  14,  6% $750 

Waldner  E to  G A Springer  Max  28,  It  15 

b 3,  22  38  14,  8% $750 

White  M E to  F B Peabody  May  28,  pt  It 

41  b 1,  3 38  14,  8% $100 

Webb  W B to  C G French  May  24,  It  6 b 

22,  Hyde  Pare,  8% $5,000 

Webb  F to  T Schintz  May  25,  It  48  b 3 b 

17,  33  39  14,  8%% $2,000 

Walgren  E to  L Baird  Apr  7,  It  47  b 2,  20 

40  14.  6% $400 

Walsh  L to  L Boyce  May  24,  Its  1 and  3 b 

14,22  38  14,  8% $705 

Wagner  P H to  J H Ernst  May  27,  It  9 b 

6,  29  40  14,  8% $600 

Waldorf  P to  A Podolsky  Mav  26,  pt  It  5 

! b 6,  s b add.  8% $1,000 

Westberg  P A to  A H Veeder  May  13,  Its 

33  and  34  b 2,  21  38  14,  7% $1,000 

Wall  J to  J H Coleman  May  11,  It  23  etc, 

12  39  13,  7% $1,300 

Webster  J to  E Koch  June  1,  It  19  It  25, 

etc,  b 7,  33  39  14,  7% $400 

Waldron  J to  P J Scheiner  Mav  25,  It  10 

Doescher’s  sub,  10  38  14 $500 

Willard  AS&SGto  DM  Hillis  May  29, 

It  41  b 1,  1 38  13,  8% $200 

Yevalt  W to  H C Schoveling  May  26,  It  8 b 

10,  33  38  14,  6% $400 

! Yuille  G A to  C A Buell  May  15,  pt  It  5 b 

11.21  39  15,  7% $2,000 

! Yuille  G A to  C S Redfield  May  15,  pt  It  5 

J b 11,  21  39  15,  7% $2,000 

Zawadski  M to  E H Bessa  Jan  6,  It  33  b 

20,  5 39  14.  8% $200 

Zugler  J to  S C Eastman  June  2,  It  49  b 6 
Davis’  add,  8% $150 


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Bormann  L O to  L Lowenthal  May  27,  Its 

112  and  113,  7 37  14,  7% $150 

Brosterhous  B to  Phoenix  B Society  May 
27,  pt  Its  17  and  18  b 32,  etc  33  40  14,  5# 

$2,500 

Becker  M to  Phoenix  B Society  May  27  Its 

18  b 10,  Gross  n add  5# $2,000 

Bell  M J and  T N to  Phoenix  B Society 
June  2,  It  31  It  16,  Forrestville,  6%. . .$600 
Barnett  E E to  Excelsior  L Assn  May  19, 

It  6 b 52,  Woodlawn,  8 # $2,000 

Berger  F to  J Johnson  Jr  June  l,  It  20  b 3 

36  40  13,  6% $250 

Busby  H and  C to  H J Willing  Apr  1,  pt 

Its  19  and  20  b 27,  22  39  14,  6% ... . $15,000 
Beck  A to  M S Bartlett  May  31.  It  44  b 15, 

29  40  14,  6% $1,500 

Boyington  W W to  Nat  L Ins  Co  May  17, 

Its  41  to  56,  Palmer  PI  add,  7% $2,000 

Bournique  E A and  A E to  E Schneider 
May  1,  Its  12  and  13  It  1 etc,  b 25  etc,  27 

39  14,  6% $25,000 

Budd  W O to  J Stout  May  20,  It  9 b 4.  16 

38  14,  6# $350 

Boyd  J D to  B & R Employes’  R Assn  May 

27,  It  17  b 41,  S Chicago  6# $800 

Conklin  J to  GARB  & L Assn  Apr  21,  it 

21,  11  39  13,  8# $1,115 

Child  C to  C Perm  B & L Assn  May  18,  Its 

37  and  38  b 3, 14  38  13,  8#.  . $1,000 

Custard  F D and  M B to  H Du  Pont  May 

1,  pt  Its  8 and  9,  b 5,  Barnum  Grove,  6# 

$6,500 

C & G W Ry  Co  to  J G Stewart  May  1,  all 
real  estate  etc  of  said  road,  5#.  . $4,000,000 
Coolidge  H W and  G W to  J J Farming 
May  28,  pt  It  16  b 4,  23  38  14,  6% ... . $900 
Cowman  J to  P Donahue  May  5,  It  30,  9 38 

14,  6 # $2,700 

Carey  T to  G Scott  May  19,  It  24  b 3,  5 38 

14,  8% $200 

Christianson  W to  S Imsland  May  18,  it  4, 

se  qr,  36  40  13,  7% $400 

Cregan  M to  J W Pryor  Apr  21,  pt  It  22  b 

8,  3 38  14,  6% $1,000 

Cheatle  H to  Mut  B <fc  L Assn  May  24,  Its 

15  and  16  b 22,  17  39  14,  8% $8,000 

Carey  J to  Parkside  L & S Co  Mch  22  It  13 

b 2,  4 38  14,  8$ $2,000 

Dudeman  T to  Trustees  Schools  39  13, 
May  28,  pt  It  114  b 11,  8 39  13,  7%.. . .$100 
DeLang  S to  S D Keen  May  25,  pt  It  35  b 

19,  29  40  14,  8% $1,500 

Eiser  W to  Garden  C S L & B Assn  May 

26,  It  40  b 7,  36  40  13,  8% $650 

Flint  E B and  C to  G M Bogue  May  26,  It 

5 b 4,  2 38  14,  6% $1,350 

Fitzpatrick  J to  J W Pryor  Apr  13,  pt  It 

22  b 8,  3 38  14 $462 

Fjeldse  N to  A Andersou  May  22,  pt  It  6 b 

28,  5 39  14,  7% $200 

Farnsworth  J M to  C W Twiner  Apr  3 ),  pt 

It  5 b 3,  3 38  14,  6% $800 

Gudinansen  H to  J Seeger  May  27,  It  12  It 

1 b 5,  36  40  13,  6# $300 

Hartwig  A to  Phoenix  B Society  May  27, 

It  71  b 1,  36  40  13,  5# $300 

Haway  L S to  H A Sxaats  Apr  28,  Its  9 

and  10  b 22,  17  39  14,  7% $ 

Hurcheuraeder  H to  Phoenix  B Society 

May  8,  It  2 It  12,  29  4014,  6# $500 

Hanglin  F A to  Citizens’  B & & Assn  May 

15,  It  49  b 5,  18  39  14,  6% $3,400 

Ingersoll  E W to  W M Iugersoll  May  21,  It 

1 b 1,  16  38  14,  6% $1,300 

Jennings  G F to  People’s  L & B Assn  June 

1,  It  18  b 6,  21  38  14,  8% $3,500 

Johnson  C F to  G D Holton  May  27,  It  32 
b 4 b 3 etc,  2 38  14,  to  secure  liability  on 

bond $ 

Korning  J to  Calumet  B & L Assn  May  5, 

It  32  b 3,  F & G’s  add,  Pullman  8%.  . $800 
Koch  P to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  May  14,  It 

22  b 2,  Murray  add,  8% $4,000 

Koschnick  W to  Home  Mut  L Assn  June 

1,  It  5 b 2,  6 39  14,  5 1-5# $1,000 

Kloepfer  D to  N Haupt  May  24,  pt  s e qr, 

29  4213,6# $700 


Klewer  C F to  F Korff  May  22,  It  30  b 6, 

31  40  14,  6# $450 

Kresin  C to  F Korff  May  29,  It  27  b 6,  31 

40  14,  6% $350 

Klag  P to  C E Woolley  May  24,  It  17  b 3, 

36  40  13  8# $100 

Kemp  J to  A Benz  May  28,  pt  se  36  39 

^ 43,  7# ..$ 

Kraft  L A to  Bankers  & M B & L Assn  Apl 

1,  It  70,  It  14,  Bronson’s  add  8# $8,500 

Lee  N J to  N Chicago  M Sit  B Assn  May 
27,  It  15  and  pt  It  16  b 8 b 10,  Sheffield’s 

add  5 1-5# $2,000 

Lenkart  K to  Phoenix  B Society  May  27  It 

12,  b 30,  Jefferson  5# $600 

Lenmen  H to  Fifth  Word  B & L Assn  May 

3,  pt  It  5 b 49,  21  39  14,  8# $700 

Le  Beem  J L to  Citizens’  B & L Assn  May 

15,  It  8 b 2 b 6,  18  39  14,  6# $4,800 

Larson  C to  J C Fillmore  Apr  15,  It  31  b 5 

36  40  13,  6# $375 

Leadbetter  EOto  NWB&B  Assn  May 
18,  It  2 It  9 b 1,  Huse’s  add.  Evanston,  8# 

$1,300 

Long  H E to  N L Ins  Co,  May  1,  It  2 b 6, 

11  38  14,  6# $8,000 

Mahoney  J E to  J McNaughton  May  18,  It 

22  b 2,  3 38  14,  6# $ 

Melberg  G to  L Hansen  May  27,  It  7,  11  39 

13,  7# $ 

Murdochs  P to  S C Norris  May  18,  It  3 It 

8 b 7,  13  39  13,  7# $2,360 

Malmquist  S to  N Chicago  M S & B Assn 

May  20,  It  34,  Gross  Pk  2d  add  5 1-5# 

$700 

McNulty  F S to  Pnoenix  B Soc  May  28,  It 

47  b 5,  36  40  13,  6# $600 

McNally  J to  People’s  B & L Assn  May  27, 

It  81  se  % nw  23  39  13,  8# $300 

Moninger  C F to  Moninger  Feb  1,  pt  Its 

32  to  37  b 72,  Elston’s  add,  6# $9,000 

O’Donaghue  W H to  C M L Ins  Co  May  16 

pt  Its  2 and  3 b 2,  frl  15  add  5#.  . .$30,000 
Ptister  J to  N Chicago  M S and  B Assn 
May  27,  It  42  b 1,  29  40  14,  5 1-5# ....  $100 
Petterson  P A to  S Atzel  May  26,  It  21  b 8, 

139  13,  7# $300 

Pyne  J D to  — Pyne  et  al  Apr  1,  It  22  b 1, 

9 39  14,  8# $1,500 

Rau  V to  L Balzer  May  17,  Its  26  to  30  b 

50,  7 3814,  6# $150 

Richard  L A to  F Klemme  May  28,  It  20  b 

13,  4 39  14,  6# $2,500 

Rudd  C H to  S M Van  WycK  May  26,  pt 

Its  2 and  3 b 55,  Evanston,  7# $3,000 

Roginson  W W to  Chicago  Permanent  B 
& L Assn  June  — , It  75  and  pt  It  76  b 3, 

20  38  14,  8# $700 

Rottner  S to  T Weiger  May  28  pt  It  1 b 15  ■ 

29  40  15,  6# $2,000 

Schintz  E H to  Nat  Pk  Bk  N Y,  Apr  26, 

pt  b 12,  31  40  14,  6#,  15  deeds $4,975 

Steinke  G to  J Seefurth  May  28,  It  14  b 21 

Elston’s  add,  7# $500 

Scharlau  W to  Home  Mut  L Assn  May  27, 

pt  It  7 b 18,  6 39  14,  5 1-5# $600 

Shaw  E H and  W C to  M A Ford  May  5,  It 

38  and  39  b 2,  21  38  13,  6# $750 

Struve  B to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  May  24,  It 

31  It  2 b 25,  29  39  14,  8# $1,100 

Schroeder  1 to  T Goone  May  28,  It  55  b 43 

Sheffield’s  add $800 

Saccone  A to  J Ruh  June  1,  It  5 b 5,  R,  W 

& W’s  add,  6# $1,500 

Schwabacker  H and  J to  Trustees  Pres- 
byterian Theo  Seminary  June  2,  s hf  It 

8 b 28,  o t,  6# $10,000 

Schuldt  H to  C A Ingerwersen  May  20,  Its 

25  and  26  b 4,  4 38  14,  7# $2,000 

Samp  A to  F Heineman  May  21,  It  1,  It  13 

b 43,  Sheffield’s  add  7# $1,500 

Ten  Broeok  J and  M to  E McKean  May  27 

It  27  b 4,  4 38  14,  7# $1,400 

Trowbridge  J H to  Berkshire  L Ins  Co, 

May  22,  pt  n w qr,  36  39  12,  7# $800 

Wagner  N to  W Hippner  Apr  5,  s hf  s hf, 

n w qr  s w qr,  25  42  12 $ 

Werner  A and  H to  B Engel  May  17,  It  4, 
s w frl  qr,  34  37  14,  7# $600 


Whittle  J to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn  May 

20,  It  8,  b 6,  28  39  14,  8# $500 

Wizeman  F to  E Simons  May  29,  It  31  b 18 

35  40  13,  8# $75 

Wells  E A and  G S to  C E Moss  Dec  1 , It 
28  b 5,  26  41  12,  8# $1,300 


OHATTLE  1IOKT6AGF.K. 

Angelick  C to  C Daprato  May  25,  furn  etc 

1728  Wabash  av  1 y $1,000 

Anderson  W to  J Wyman  May  26,  furn  etc 

566  Erie  st  6 mos $83 

Atwood  O C to  L B Shields  May  24,  furn 

etc  1475  Clark  st  4 mos $76 

Ahlstrand  J to  L B Shields  May  18,  furn 

etc,  104  State  st  4 mos $175 

Alcoe  S to  J T Major  May  26,  furn  etc, 

117  3d  ave,  2 y ! $1,000 

Alten  W to  J Buehler  May  8,  house,  530  w 

Market  st  1 y $475 

Atwater  J B to  J L Curcis  May  25  statu- 
ary 507  Idaho  st  4 m $185 

Alton  G to  C Williams  May  25,  horse  etc 

50  n Peoria  st  6 m $460 

Alty  G to  P Colling  May  28,  market,  379  n 

State  st  1 y $200 

Ackley  W H to  T Boyle  May  26,  furn  etc, 

Hyde  Park,  3 mos $36 

Adams  H J to  F E Blackman  May  5,  furn, 

40  Artestan  ave,  6 mos $130 

Bjornson  A to  C Williams  June  1,  house, 

152  Halsted  st,  6 mos $1,150 

Benes  A E to  J L Hoerber  May  29,  saloon 

295  w 21  st  st,  60  ds $214 

Bridgman  S to  L B Shields  June  1,  furn 

ete,  3159  Dearborn  ave,  1 y $54 

Beach  F A to  M E McHenry  May  29,  furn 

etc,  Cicero,  4 mos $ 

Bercher  O to  Cooper  & Nockin  May  29,  sa- 
loon, 461  Lincoln  ave,  6 mos $300 

Brady  C J to  J H Norton  May  27  furn  etc, 

171  w Jackson  st  6 m $125 

Booth  C G to  C Babcock  May  29,  piano, 

637  Van  Buren  st $90 

Bush  F to  S Richardson  May  29,  furn  etc, 

450  23d  st,  6 mos $60 

Baxton  W L to  J C French  May  29,  wagon, 

169  Walnut  st,  7 mos $175 

Butterly  J A Jr  to  A T Wells  May  25,  furn 

etc.  La  Grange,  1 m $600 

Burke  J to  W S Wharton  May  28,  carriage 

etc,  305  51st  st,  4 mos $216 

Bloomley  M to  W S Wharton  May  17, 

horses  etc,  2210  State  st,  2 mos $44 

Buettner  D to  F Hulsmann  May  24,  house 

2333  Wentworth  ave,  8# $1,000 

Brevier  W to  S Isham  May  27,  furn  etc,  73 

North  ave,  6 mos $90 

Boughner  W D to  C A Covell  May  30,  bill- 
iard hall  etc,  401  Van  Buren  st,  Mch  1 . . 

$450 

Bonham  H to  H H Koddaw  May  21,  horse 

etc,  54  Washington  st  1 y $135 

Beegle  C W to  W W Hanchett  May  26, 

furn  etc,  4647  State  st,  1 y $200 

Burkhard  L H to  A Johnson  May  22,  furn 

879  Halsted  st,  3 mos $1,300 

Bach  W to  L Glanz  May  1,  brick  yard  etc, 

24  40  13,  5 mos $1,561 

Bard  A M to  W H King  May  2,  piano  and 

furn,  2111  Wentworth  av,  6 mos $75 

Bentley  E S to  E R Mackey  May  16,  furn 

etc,  2457  Michigan  ave,  6 mos $317 

Butcher  J to  J Wyman  May  22,  furn  etc, 

369  Chicago  av $100 

Becker  L to  L Baumgart  <fc  Co.  May  26, 

horse  etc  6 mos $125 

Bryhor  J S C to  E R Mackey  May  25,  furn 

and  piano,  126  w Erie  st  6 m $88 

Butter  J to  J Cullen  May  21,  furn  etc  382 

w Taylor  st  4 m $69 

Crawley  J to  J Cullen  May  20,  furn  etc, 

591  Union  st  12  m $80 

Clark  J to  E R Mackey  May  21,  furn  etc, 

4088  Butterfield  st  6 mos $195 

Crowhurst  C C to  J Carson  May  13,  saloon 

138  22dstl8  mos $150 

Cruft  J to  M Scully  May  25,  horse  etc,  44 
Emma  st  1 y $50 


Carey  J to  W W Charles  May  19,  horses  etc 

799  Blue  Island  av  4 mos $230 

Connors  C to  W W Charles  May  24,  furn 

829  Austin  av  4 mos $132 

Clement  E C to  W Porter  May  26,  saloon, 

124  n Clark  st  Apr  1,  ’87 $1,300 

Cooley  E E to  J D Spear  May  26,  furn  etc, 

14  n Francisco  st  Feb  25 $82 

Condon  W to  M P Biddlecom  May  17, 
furn  etc,  3644  Emerald  ave,  8 mos.'.  .$109 
Crosby  H E to  E R Mackey  May  6,  4010 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  3 mos * $78 

Cuthbert  J F to  S Richardson  May  28, 

furn  etc,  3714  Shields  ave,  4 mos $38 

Curtis  D to  C Williams  May  28,  furn  etc, 

215  Erie  st,  7 mos  $47 

Curtis  F C to  E R Mackey  May  27,  furn 

etc,  969  n Clark  st,  6 mos $130 

Craft  R C to  J D Spear  May  26,  furn  etc, 

39  n Ashland  av  4 m $66 

Conway  J to  M L Pemberton  May  27, 
horses  and  carriage,  254  n Sangamon  st 

Jan  27 $75 

Coster  A et  al  to  R Rothschild’s  Sons  June 
1,  saloon  fixtures,  485  Madison  st,  July 

L ’87 $1,250 

Dunnom  O G to  W B Oowgill  May  27,  furn 

etc,  276  w Chicago  av  4 m $59 

Dillon  D to  C Williams  May  29,  horses, 

etc,  1812  Butterfield  st,  7 mos $135 

Davis  H to  C Babcock  May  27,  cows  etc, 

Hyde  Pk  4 m $58 

Donney  M to  J Jacobs  May  28,  house,  141 

Calumet  av  60  ds $125 

Davis  W P to  J W Lusk  May  31,  furn  etc 

1177  Lexington  ave,  6 mos $357 

Deming  J C to  C J Shields  furn,  112  50th 

ave $250 

Dugsran  M to  O F Malcolm  May  29,  piano, 

37  Emerson  ave,  3 mos $60 

Dal  C to  S Richardson  May  25,  furn  etc, 

5206  Dearborn  st,  3 mos $36 

Delano  E P to  E W Mills  May  27,  furn, 

Green  and  Madison  sts,  1 y $750 

Danforth  G W to  E R Mackey  May  26, 

horse  etc,  Lake,  Aug  1 $56 

Dresler  R to  E D Winslow  May  26,  furn 

and  piano  960  n Clark  st  6 mos $262 

Enk  A to  H Renwoldt  May  10,  furn  and 

piano,  185  Burling  st,  4 mos $267 

Eoser  J to  S Richardson  May  — , furn  etc, 

250  Clybourn  ave,  5 mos $49 

Evans  W I to  W B Thompson  May  28, 

furn  etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 mos $300 

Fountain  L H to  F E Blackman  June  1, 

furn  etc,  749  Chestnut  st,  6 mos $65 

Fraleigh  C to  Steimer  & Lobman  May  31, 

furn  etc, , 1 y $500 

Foote  P to  P R Isham  May  26,  furn  and 

piano,  2905  Wabash  ave,  8 mos $380 

Faulkner  W J to  M E McHenry  May  28, 

furn  etc,  Hyde  Park,  3 mos $177 

Fitzgerald  J to  R Rothschild’s  Sons,  May 
29,  saloon  fixtures,  40  Van  Buren  st, 

June  1,  ’87 $623 

Friedman  A to  E R Walker  May  27,  buggy 

etc  3109  Wentworth  av  lm $51 

Ford  T to  D F Bremner  BaKery  Co  Feb  — 

horse  etc, 1 y $125 

Fletcher  G to  J H PlecKer  May  25,  horse, 

etc,  33  Meridian  st,  1 y $200 

Flanagan  J to  J Cooper  Apr  6,  saloon,  79 

Halsted  st,  60  ds $110 

Fuller  H C to  E R Mackey  May  27,  furn 

etc,  1154  n Halsted  st,  6 mos $162 

Fisher  F to  L Miller  Feb  12,  furn  etc,  89 

5th  ave.  ly $1,500 

Fisher  F B to  J B Bradford  Mch  22.  piano 

271  Chicago  ave $264 

Foulks  T H to  B Sweezey  May  26,  laun- 
dry, 41  Eldridge  ct,  Jan  26 $500 

Franche  M F to  E R Mackev  May  26,  pia- 
no, 219  Michigan  ave,  1 y $160 

French  E F to  M W Hill  May  22,  live  stock 

etc,  Northfield  2 y $3,100 

Fegenbush  J M to  E R Mackey  May  25, 
furn  and  piano,  3632  Indiana  av  6 mos 

$112 

Gwmu  F H to  Bartholomay  <&  B Brg  Co 
Dec  28,  horses  etc,  490  Morgan  st,  6 mos 
$100 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


349 


GiblinH  to  J D Spear  May  21,  horse  etc  55 

Nebraska  et  4 m $63 

Greenwood  J N to  M P Biddlecom  May  26 

turn  and  piano,  182  4th  av  8 m $136 

Garrow  W H to  E R Mackey  May  29,  furn 

etc,  646  Ashland  ave,  6 mos $143 

Goodman  C to  S Richardson  May  24,  furn 

etc,  361  w Ohio  st,  3 mos $39 

Grier  H F to  C E Baker  May  28,  furn  etc 

775  Jackson  st  6 m $178 

Gagnon  0 to  E Mejez  May  26  furn  etc, 

Kensington  90  ds $287 

Gillespie  T to  W W Charles  May  29,  horses 

etc.  La  Grange $115 

Grant  A to  N B Chidester  Jan  6,  wagon 

122  Blue  Island  av  demand $216 

Golnewicz  T to  J Magnus  May  31,  market 

etc,  51  Fry  st,  2 v $500 

Gibbons  W J to  T E Stafford  May  5,  furn 

etc  137  20th  st  Mch  10 $145 

Goe  LTtoW  H King  May  26,  furn  etc, 

Morgan  Pk $110 

Goode  J to  E R Mackey  May  26,  furn  etc, 

738  Warren  av  6 m $130 

Haay  C A to  E R Mackey  May  25,  furn  etc 

15  Evans  st  6 mos $68 

Herbert  T W to  W Phelan  May  25,  saloon, 

154  w Harrison  st  1 y $112 

Herzog  A to  C B King  May  25,  furn  etc, 

268  MilwauKee  ave,  1 y $900 

Harvey  J D L to  G J Williams  May  31, 

piano,  2117  Wabash  ave,  6 mos $75 

Herstmann  H to  S Richardson  May  24, 

furn  etc,  197  North  ave,  3 mos $36 

Howard  K to  S Richardson  May  27,  furn 

etc,  640  43d  st,  3 mos $23 

Hammond  Y to  M N Knowlton  May  28, 

furn  etc,  338  Dayton  st.  1 y $256 

Hope  Mission  Society  to  First  Ger  Advent 
Church,  May  26,  Edifice  Noble  and  Su- 
perior sts $700 

Haslam  E to  W W Charles  May  28,  furn 

etc,  3427  State  st,  4 mos $40 

Hart  W T to  0 D Hadsell  May  20,  furn 

etc,  1662  Miller  ave,  2 y $100 

Hood  C L to  E R Mackey  May  27,  furn 

etc,  34  De  Kalb  st,  3 mos $448 

Harris  W to  W N Alley  May  26,  furn  etc, 

618  Carroll  ave,  4 mos $52 

Hanlon  M J to  HA  Pemberton  May  18, 

piano,  5701  La  Salle  st  2 m $87 

Hall  C to  E R Macaey  May  28,  furn, 

Rayenswood,  6 mos $260 

Ihde  W to  G li’ritze  June  1,  baker’s  tools, 

570  Halsted  st $1,150 

Johnson  P J to  E L Hedstrom  & Co  May  27 
office  etc.  May  and  Ohio  sts  May  1 . . . $600 
Jenning  C to  — Wederhold  Apr  19,  horses 

etc,  Bloom  1 y $58 

Jordon  J A to  Union  Type  Foundry  May 
20.  type  etc,  155  Washington  st  75  ds 

$1055 

JaneckG  A to  N B Chidester  May  25,  horse 

etc4Sumnerst  22  mos $750 

Johnson  R F to  O D Hadsell  May  26,  car- 
riage,   , 18  mos $150 

James  C G to  F M Bailee  May  27,  furn, 

Lake,  3 mos $; 

Johnson  J H to  C Babcock  May  27,  piano 

Maywood  3 m $83 

Kootezessi  J to  E R MacKey  May  29,  furn 

13  Raymond  st,  6 mos $94 

Keller  H to  C Williams  May  28,  furn  etc. 

Lake,  4 mos $26 

Keegan  J to  W Spence  May  28  saloon. 

Canal  and  Adams  st  2 v $600 

Keenan  R I to  Hamburger  Co  May  25  sa 

loon  2 Wells  st  4 m $500 

Lee  R to  W H King  May  25,  furn  etc,  87 

Green  st  3 mos $62 

Lee  D F to  L A W Brush  May  24,  furn  etc 

247  w Randolph  st  3 m $71 

Lynch  A to  S Rielly  May  26,  house  etc, 

Cicero,  2 y $300 

Leland  F A to  E R Mackey  May  25,  piano 

8 Belviden  blk,  6 mos $130 

Langley  J H to  W A Wakeley  May  27, 

horses  etc,  453  Adams  st $1,300 

Loehr  F to  F S Frederick  May  31,  wagon, 

679  Wells  st . $50 

Larson  A to  A B Magoun  May  24,  wagon 
etc,  Chicago  ave  and  Towdfend  st,  30  ds 

$51 

Luby  N to  S Richardson  May  27,  furn  etc 

2521  Indiana  ave,  4 mos $68 

McClory  E A to  Chicago  Cracker  Co  May 

27,  horse  etc,  619  12th  st  60  ds $50 

Mumford  F E to  Marder,  Luse  & Co.  May 
18,  printing  material,  125  Clarx  st,  2 y 

$50 

Moye  H G to  B Axman  May  19,  furn  etc, 

5 mos - $198 

Moore  D to  J O’Brien  June  1,  wagon,  420 

27th  st,  6 mos $60 

McEUiyot  P to  J W Lusk  May  31,  horses, 
ptc,  275  w Polk  st,  6 mos $70 


McGinsley  J to  W S Ellis  Apr  19,  furn  etc. 

49  Ada  st,  6 mos $200 

Moore  D to  E Nicheles  June  1,  horse  etc, 

4 mos $79 

Miller  J to  E R Mackey  May  27,  furn  etc, 

Englewood,  6 mos $227 

Matthews  C M to  J Halladay  May  27,  furn 

etc,  69  n Halsted  st,  120  ds $166 

McQuaid  E F to  M Bird  May  27,  furn  etc, 

208  Centre  ave,  1 y $88 

Murphy  M to  E R Mackey  May  27,  horse, 

77  Felton  ave.  6 mos $130 

Monear  R to  J Cullen  May  24,  furn  etc  367 

22d^t  3 m $118 

McGuire  B J to  R Rothschild’s  Sons  May 
26,  saloon  fixtures,  3001  Archer  ave,  3 m 

$177 

McBride  J H to  A E McBride  May  28,  furn 

etc,  171  Indiana  st,  wkly $100 

McAssey  J to  J Graham  May  21.  furn  etc. 
Chestnut  st  and  Lake  Shore  Drive,  18 

mos $2,000 

Mitter&  Abson  to  Brunswick  B-C  Co.  May 
26,  billiard  goods  295  Ogden  av  Julv  1, 

'.  $205 

McDonald  E J to  L Milner  May  26,  furn 

etc,  54  Green  st  8 m $200 

McIntyre  H to  L A W Brush  May  18,  furn 

etc,  603  15th  st  3 mos $61 

Meyer  L F to  D F Breman  May  10,  horse, 

l y $150 

Mackentish  A H to  G Gates  Jane  I,  furn 

etc,  1607  n Halsted  st,  4 mos $120 

Moloney  P to  J Sheehy  May  31,  wagon 

etc,  3 mos $550 

McCabe  J to  M R Bortree  June  1,  furn 

etc,  44  Harrison  st,  4 mos $162 

Needham  C A to  G J Williams  May  — 

furn  etc  41  Campbell  pi  8 m $454 

Nine  J to  W W Charles  May  18,  furn  etc 

1155  Lincoln  av  6 mos $200 

Nicodemus  C W to  E B Muntz  May  31, 
furn  etc,  58  Bellevue  pi,  July  3,  ’87,  p m 
$663 

Osborn  W to  S Richardson  May  27,  furn 

etc,  506  Throop  st $128 

Oppenheimer  H to  C BabcocK  May  20, 
furn  etc  2458  Dearborn  st  Aug  16.  . .$57 

Olsen  C A to  S J Jones  May  20  house,  Ev- 
anston 2 y $500 

Phalen  W to  C Babcock  May  18,  horse  etc, 

54  w Indiana  st  4 m $116 

Page  A to  F J Mackey  May  20,  furn  etc 

Lake  June  16 $172 

Proulx  L D to  L AW  Brush  May  24,  furn 

etc,  162  Aberdeen  st.  6 mos $125 

Pepvon  VC  to  F B Lane  May  31,  buggy, 

etc,  Aug  1 $75 

Parlett  J W to  J W Lusk  May  31,  furn  etc 

932  n Hoyne  ave,  6 mos $68 

Purchase  J to  S Richardson  May  24,  furn 

etc,  266  w Lake  st,  5 mos $50 

Randolph  M to  W N Aliev  May  26,  furn 

etc‘  386  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $124 

Ross  W to  E E Blackman  May  27,  furn  etc 

Normal  Pk  4 m $650 

Rothgerber  H to  SWeil  May  21,  furn  etc, 

2124  Indiana  ave,  2 v $2,500 

Ruggles  G S to  Critchfield  May  26,  furn  etc 

1723  Wabash  ave,  2 y $200 

Ratto  G R toJ  Matthews  Apr  20,  drugs, 

Michigan  av  and  22d  st  1 y $1,200 

Rose  M E to  D V Adams  Apr  30,  furn  etc, 

300  Clark  st,  60  ds $80 

Ruchnowitz  L to  L Gerlinger  May  28,  sa- 
loon, LaKe  View,  3 mos $95 

Roach  J T et  al  to  J Fitzsimmons  May  29, 

saloon,  86  La  Salle  st,  13  mos $1,300 

Robson  G to  J W Senne  May  29.  furn  Oak 

Park,  5 mos $52 

Redwav  M to  W S Lasher  May  28,  furn 

etc,  42  s Peoria  st,  1 y $156 

Rooney  J to  S Richardson  May  29,  furn 

etc,  229  n Market  st,  3 mos $75 

Robertson  S H to  C BabcocK  May  27,  pia- 
no, Lake,  4 mos $56 

Rodercke  D to  E R Mackey  May  28,  furn, 

471  Canal  st,  6 mos $130 

Rukolb  C to  C Babcock,  May  29,  horses, 

etc1  19  Sheffield  ave,  3 mos $56 

Ruchter  H to  F J Dewes  B Co  May  1,  sa- 
loon 427  MilwanKee  av  1 y $300 

Rosenbiatt  B N to  H A Pemberton  May  20 

furn  etc,  1704  Wabash  av  1 y $250 

Smith  L to  C Babcock  May  29,  furn  2723 

Dearborn,  3 mos $31 

Stoffiiegan  H to  C Williams  May  26,  furn 

851  Clybourn  ave,  7 mos $130 

Smith  C A to  J R Cook  May  31.  horses, 

stables  etc,  81  Sangamon  st,  2 y $874 

Steube  A to  J Bremer  May  31,  saloon,  1 

Chicago  ave,  2 y $200 

Sommer  G to  P Sommer  May  24,  marKet, 

4806  Laflin  st,  3 mos $225 

Stayner  F S to  M E McHenry  May  22, 
furn  etc,  567  Chicago  ave,  5 mos $44 


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PATENT 

Compressed  Lead  SashWeights 


SOLID, 


COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction.— No  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farwell’s  “ 

0.  H.  Case’s  “ 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Boyal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SI  to  59  West  Lake  St. 

QH  1C  AGO. 


Prices  of  Mechanics'  and  Laborers'  Wages 


350 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Smith  A to  W W Charles,  turn,  4 mos.  .$220 
Sears  J to  C Williams  May  27  horse  etc, 

285  Walnut  st  5 m $55 

Smith  F to  C E Wooley  May  26,  house, 

Jefferson $400 

Simpson  C E to  W C Sexton  May  29,  shop 

Lake,  4 mos $454 

Shaffer  J to  C F McDonald  May  26,  turn 

etc,  30  Pine  st,  6 mos $800 

Stendell  R to  W N Alley  May  27,  turn  etc 

153  Bissell  st,  2 mos $58 

Sibley  CM  to  E R Walker  July  23,  turn 

etc,  501  Madison  st $67 

Scott  H C to  E R Mackey  May  25,  turn 

etc.  688  Warren  ave,  6 mos $109 

Sculley  M J to  J Cullen  May  22,  turn  etc 

463  Hastings  st $81 

Schoenthaler  C to  A Schaffhauser  May  11. 

turn  etc,  23  Bickerdike  st,  5 mos  ....  $110 
Schmitz  J to  M Ryan  May  24,  turn  etc,  94 

Blue  Island  av  6 mos $82 

Thomas  H E toL  E ClarK  May  26  fnrn  etc 

S Englewood  10  m $127 

Truppell  R to  E Eckert  May  28,  furn  etc, 

96  Wills  st,  1 y $500 

Twitty  W G to  W B Thompson  May  28, 

furn  etc,  427  Warren  ave,  6 mos $300 

Thieseng  M A to  E R Mackey  May  25,  pia- 
no and  furn,  1683 Dempster  av  6 m.  .$130 
Townsend  R O to  P Twomey  May  21  bldg 

704  43d  st  2 y $1000 

Taylor  E E to  W L Cain  May  25,  furn  etc, 

291  w Washington  st,  6 mos $155 

The  King  Wiffletree  Co  to  E R Mackey 
May  29,  stock  in  New  York  City,  3 mos 

! ....  $575 

Vacher  G to  W N Alley  May  20,  furn  etc, 

970  Washington  st,  2 mos $98 

Williams  S to  W N Alley  May  26,  furn  etc, 

2948  State  st,  6 mos $162 

Webb  J C to  Illinois  Type  Foundry  May 

21,  press,  177  Clark  st $235 

Wing  W S to  W W Charles  May  18,  horse 

and  wagon  152  Robey  st  4 m $123 

Wilson  J P to  C Williams  May  26,  furn  etc 

106  Aberdeen  st  8 mos $106 

Wyman  C H to  J H Fisher  May  28,  press, 

etc,  80  Market  st,  2 y $586 

Williams  C B to  S Richardson  May  25. 

furn,  798  Fulton  st,  6 mos $135 

Ward  W to  S Richardson  May  26,  furn,  80 

w Taylor  st $28 

Wood  S B to  J Franks  May  24.  horse  etc, 

' $250 

Wagmann  F to  E R Mackey  May  28,  furn 

587  Southport  ave,  6 mos $68 

Windrow  S J to  S Richardson  May  29 

furn.  etc,  298  Illinois  st,  4 mos $44 

Wain  G to  J Berry  May  29,  furn  etc,  227 

Van  Buren  st,  1 y $150 

Weideling  Tto  W S Wharton  May  24,  pia- 
no, 593  w Ohio  st,  Mch  29 $67 

Winchell  L C to  W W Charles  Apr  27,  pia- 
no, 3112  Groveland,  4 mos $76 

Yates  J to  W N Alley  May  20,  piano,  S 
Evanston $118 


BILLS  OK  SALK.. 

Anderson  A P to  C A Olson  May  20,  house, 

Evanston  $700 

Burtsell  S et  al  to  C Plant,  furn,  445  Clark 

st $175 

Bond  H R et  al  to  M G Nixon  May  1,  bldg 
and  improvements,  mchny  etc,  Washing- 
ton and  Market  sts $30,000 

Conrad  A to  Ihde  & Fritze  Feb  26,  crock- 
ery   $1,500 

Ewart  B to  J C Eskilson  May  19,  roofing 

business,  $600 

Fitzsimmons  J to  J F Roach  et  al  May  29, 
saloon  fixtures  etc,  86  La  Salle  st. . .$1,800 
Forrester  G T to  Nielson  & Ruh  May  27, 

furn,  1 s Clark  st $61 

Harriman  C S to  A B Pine  May  27,  print- 
ing office,  422  63d  st $225 

Henze  L to  G Bartholomae,  May  27,  saloon 

145  Kinzie  st $250 

Lefi  C to  W Lefi  Sept  12,  mase,  2820  State 

st $500 

Miller  D et  al  to  H Jannusch  Apr  24, 

house,  45  Teel  ct $200 

Nolan  E J to  E F Blanchfield  Apr  30,  sa- 
loon, 124  n Clark  st $700 

Nieman  L F et  al  to  Triumph  Tobacco 
Wks,  May  27,  tobacco,  etc,  242  Robey  st 

- '. $8,000 

O’Hara  F to  J E Darrow  Mch  4,  house,  147 

22d  st $ 

Schmidt  W C S to  C Ryder  June  1,  towel 

stocK,  79  Dearborn  st $950 

Schaffner  E to  M E Schaffner  May  28,  pi- 
ano and  furn. $255 

Wachowski  W to  L C Zerwinski  May  29, 

groceries,  392  Noble  st $800 

Wakley  W A to  Langley  & Case  May  31, 
wagon  etc .$1,300 


ASSI6AMKSTS. 

Bocker  L to  N Coones  May  27,  assets 
$895,  liabalities,  $1,446.66,  millinery  store., 


JUDOMEATS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

94437  C C Burr  v J M Ford.  Mo  n t denied 
and  judgt  v plaintiff  $75.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

100088  B & T B P Co  v Newberry  Furniture 
Co.  On  mer,  $187.50.  Attch  dis. 

97714  H E Dodge  v Edward  Ezekiel.  On 
ver  $646.83. 

99366  Jacob  Johnson  v S and  Booth. 

By  deflt,  $455,  no  exn. 

99367  Levi  T Gunderson  v Same.  Same, 
$205,  no  exn. 

98042  John  T Houston  v Joseph  D Okes. 

Attch  dischgd.  On  mer,  $110. 

98065  Wm  F Becker  v Thomas  Mulrooney. 

On  mot  ver  in  favor  of  deft,  $47.50. 

97948  Harn  & Brannen  Mfg  Co  v James  S 
Bassett  and  James  E Beaver.  On  ver, 
$453.37. 

101612  Minnie  Miecael  v August  Tuekiel. 
On  ver,  $500. 

99366  Jacob  Johnson  v 0 S Booth  et  al,  and 
99367  Sivert  T Gunderson  v Same.  On 
findg  v W H Horn,  garn,  $483.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

98095  Frank  Phipps  v Samuel  W Adams. 
On  ver,  $7,005.18. 

100569  Wm  S Crosley  et  al  v George  Wat- 
kins. By  deflt,  $525  and  spl  exn. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

55374  Sarah  A Hickling  v Amond  David, 
Nathan  H Strong  and  James  B David.  By 
deflt,  $338. 

52369  Amelia  B Eustace  v Wm  H Schroeder. 
On  ver,  $490. 

52292  J J Corcoran  v Wm  McKee.  On  ver, 
$46.50. 

46832  John  J Dams  v George  T Blakslee.  On 
findg,  $32. 

52353  Henry  Rurmeisterv  Ignatz  SchubecK. 
On  ver,  $282.21. 

54048  John  J Jackman  v Philip  Koch.  On 
findg,  $150.60. 

TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE, 

2916  Charles  W Castle  v Joseph  E Burchell. 
$70. 

2917  Mason  & Hamlin  0 & P Co  v J F Wil- 
liams. $39.60. 

2918  Harriet  H Allard  v Mary  McLean. 
$76.90. 

2919  T J West  et  al  v Fred  and  Emilia 
Raue.  $100. 

U.  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT. 

413  C H Read  and  Edward  S Stokes  v James 
Cary.  On  findg,  $2,155. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5400  Gustav  Kann  et  al  v Ferdinand  Neuber- 
ger.  Action  changed  to  asst,  and  by 
agrmt,  judgt  $628.75. 

Country  Building  News. 

Hamilton,  O — Max  Reutti  reports:  Busi- 
ness block  and  flats  for  C.  Benninghoefer, 
to  cost  about  $12,000,  pressed  brick  front; 
Niles’  Tool  Works  pattern  building,  brick, 
to  cost  $5,800;  A.  Hafertessen,  store  and 
dwelling,  brick,  to  cost  about  $2,300. 

Akron,  0 — Weary  & Kramer  report  this 
week  under  process  of  construction  court 
house  and  jail,  at  Carrollton,  Carroll  county, 
Ohio,  to  cost  $120,000;  court  house  at  Find- 
lay, Hancock  county,  Ohio,  to  cost  $150,000; 
jail,  at  Ashland,  Ashlandjcounty,  O.,  to  cost 
$30,000;  high  school,  at  Akron,  O.,  to  cost 
$100,000;  high  school,  at  Canton.  O.,  to  cost 
$110,000;  school  house,  at  Hudson,  0.,  to 
cost  $8,000;  recitation  hall  and  observatory, 
at  Oberlin,  O.,  to  cost  $75,000;  Baldwin  cot- 
tage and  ladies’  reading  hall,  at  Oberlin,  O., 
to  cost  $20,000;  ladies’  hall,  Oberlin,  O.,  to 
cost  $40,000;  business  block  for  Hon.  G.  WT. 
Crouse,  Akron,  ().,  to  cost  $25,000;  Odd  Fel- 
lows’ hall,  Doylestown,  O.,  to  cost  $8,000; 
M.  E.  church,  Wooster,  ().,  to  cost  $25,000; 
residence,  Mrs.  Aultman.  Canton,  O.,  to  cost 
$15,000.*  besides  numerous  smaller  jobs. 
Business  very  dull;  prospect  for  new  work 
poor. 

Chippewa  Falls,  W’is — W.  E.  McCord  has 
the  ground  broken  and  the  foundation  be- 
gun for  his  $35,000  residence. 

Highmore,  Minn — W’ork  has  been  begun 
on  an  $8,000  hotel  which  will  be  completed 
this  season.  The  Congregationalists  have 


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Perfection  Metallic  W eather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


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and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

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FROM  LEADING  FACTORIES  IN  AMERICA  AND  EUROPE. 

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635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


We  cau  furnish  them  in  Painted  Tin,  Galvanized  Tin 
and  Copper.  We  shall  carry  a large  stock  to  enable  us  to 
fill  orders  promptly.  We  have  taken  hold  of  this  shingle 
because  we  believe  it  the  best  one  we  have  seen.  Circu- 
lars and  prices  furnished  on  application. 


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129  A 131  SOUTH  CLINTON  ST.. 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

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Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

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For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  6ort,  we  will  be 
pleased  to  furnish  you  estimates. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


so  far  progressed  in  their  plans  for  a hand- 
some new  church,  it  is  expected  to  be  under 
way  in  a short  time. 

Milwaukee,  Wis — The  Washington  avenue 
church  society  will  probably  build  a $5,000 
parsonage  this  year.  Plans  for  the  Temple 
Bne  Jeshurun  by  H.  0.  Koch  & Co.  have 
been  prepared,  bids  are  in,  and  the  contract 
will  be  let  in  a few  days;  it  will  be  54x102 
and  cost  $23,000.  The  permit  has  been  re- 
newed to  build  the  Layton  art  gallery.  Mr. 
Greenwood  will  erect  a dwelling  house  on 
Sixteenth  street,  to  cost  $3,000.  August 
Beitz  will  erect  a store  on  Seventh  street,  to 
cost  $3,500. 

Mabshalltown,  Iowa — The  foundations 
for  the  large  store  and  office  building  with 
a fine  hall,  to  be  built  by  the  Odd  Fellows, 
are  complete;  the  cost  will  be  over  $10,000. 

Eau  Claibe,  Wis — The  Phoenix  Manufac- 
turing company  of  this  city  has  commenced 
the  work  of  rebuilding  the  Bay  street  school 
house  at  the  falls,  the  contract  price  being 
$10,000. 

Macon,  Ga — Robert  H.  Plant,  office  build- 
ing, 36x50  feet  cost  $7,500;  under  way;  R. 
C.  Wilders’  Sons,  builders.  Mrs  M.  F.  Palm- 
er, two-story  frame  dwelling,  47x60  feet, 
cost  $3,500;  plans  in  preparation.  Dr.  C. 
H.  Hull,  2-story  and  basement  brick  and 
frame  residence,  49x72  feet;  cost  $6,000; 
plans  in  preparation.  R.  L.  Berner,  2-story 
frame,  39x37  feet;  cost  $2,500;  plans  in 
preparation.  Robert  Coleman,  2-story  frame 
39x37  feet,  cost  $2,000;  plans  in  prepara- 
tion; Alex  Blair,  architect. 

New  Ibebia,  La — Architect  N.  J.  Clayton, 
of  Galveston,  Texas,  reports:  For  Rev. 

Father  (Jacques,  brick  church  in  the  thir- 
teenth century  Gothic  style,  cost  $20,000; 
projected. 

Cadiz,  0 — Harrison  National  Bank,  2-story 
bank  building,  44x36  feet,  stone  foundation 
and  trimmings,  ornamental  brick  cornices, 
granite  entrance  porch;  cost  $12,000;  under 
way.  C.  P.  Harrison,  Wheeling,  W.  Va., 
architect. 

Cabey,  O — Architect  F.  K.  Hewitt,  of  Tif- 
fin, 0.,  reports:  For  Henry  Fetter,  3-story 
hotel  and  store  building,  98x80  feet,  brick, 
cut  stone  and  terra  cotta,  tin  roof,  steam 
heating,  tile  floor,  electric  bells,  grates  and 
wood  mantels,  cost  $24,000;  under  way; 
Brown  & McGowan,  builders. 

Hubon,  O — School  house,  76x81  feet,  cost 
$18,000:  under  way.  J.  C.  Johnson,  Fremont, 
O.,  architect. 

Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

June  7 . 

W half  of  lot  47  in  blk  35  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14. 
H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  5 and  6 and  sth  26  43-100  ft  of  lot  4 in  Busby’s 
sub  of  w 127  67-100  ft  of  b 8 in  Busby’s  sub  of  s hlf  ot 
se  qr  of  nw  qr  of  sec  10  38  14,  D J Avery,  Master. 
L N. 

Lot  3 in  sub  of  lots  2 and  3 b 53  of  C T’s  sub  of  nw 
qr  of  sec  21  39  14  L N,  E J Whitehead,  Master. 

W hlf  of  b 110  in  Cornell,  being  a sub  in  secs  26  and 
35  38  14.  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  II  to  19  in  Price’s  sub  of  s qr  of  sw  qr  of  nw 
qr  nw  qr  of  sec  35  40  13;  also  e 1 acr  of  s 2V&  acs  of  n 
15*4  acs  of  w hlf  of  w hlf  of  nw  qr  of  sec  35;  also  all 
that  part  of  s 3 acs  of  n 20  acs  of  w hlf  of  w hlf  of  nw 
qr  of  said  sec  35,  Price’s  sub  containing  V2  acre.  J R 
Custer,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  24  and  25  of  Stewart’s  sub  of  s half  of  blk  5 in 
Johnston  & Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14,  Henry 
T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

June  H. 

N 50  ft  of  lot  1 in  b 19  Hyde  Park;  also  lots  29  30  31 
and  32  in  b 30  Cornell  (Grand  Crossing),  being  a sub 
of  sec  26  and  pt  of  sec  35  38  14.  D R Pierce.  Adm’r. 
LN. 

An  und  1-5  pt  of  lot  22  in  b 2 In  Sawyer’s  sub  of  b 2 
in  1st  add  to  Kensington,  Hyde  Park;  also  und  1-5  pt 
of  n hlf  of  lots  1 and  2 in  b F in  Palatine  Charles  H 
Patten,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  2 in  sub  of  b 15  in  Walshe’s  sub  of  s % of  se  qr 
of  sec  20  39  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

N 25  ft  of  lot  19  of  blk  2 in  Myrick’s  2nd  add.  S F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  11  of  b 11  of  Beebe’s  sub  of  e hlf  nw  qr  of  sec  2 
39  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

W 61  4-10  ft  of  lot  6 in  b 3 in  Assessor’s  sub  of  lots 
17  to  21  in  School  Trustee’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  A F 
Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

June  9. 

Lot  3 of  Pieter  & Dalenberg’s  sub  of  part  of  w hlf 
of  sw  qr  of  sec  15  37  14.  Christiana  C Getze,  Adm’x. 
L N. 

Beginning  at  the  ne  eor  of  blk  4 of  Linden  Grove 
sub,  being  the  nw  35  acs  and  s 90  acs  of  nw  qr  of  sec 
21  38  14.  F L Kimmey,  Trustee.  L N. 

Beginning  at  a point  on  the  n line  of  and  159  ft  w 
from  the  ne  cor  of  blk  4 of  Linden  Grove  sub,  being 
the  nw  35  acs  and  s 90  acs  of  nw  qr  of  sec  21  38  14.  F 
L Kimmey,  Trustee.  L N. 

Lots  43  and  44  in  b 5 of  Hoyt,  Canfield  & Matteson’s 
sub  of  the  8 hlf  of  sw  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  16  38  14.  Fred 
L Kimmey,  Trustee.  L N. 


HARD W OOn-DIt V — VA  ltl>  I’KKKK 
( Retail.) 


Florida  Lands  Free ! 


Look  on  any  map  for  Fort  Meade,  Polk  Co.,  Florida. 
You  will  find  it  on  the  new  Florida  Southern  Railroad. 
We  are  giving  away  alternate  lots  in  this  town  to  any 
who  will  apply.  Bio  Conditions.  These  lots  are 
suitable  for  a home,  speculation,  or  a present  to  par- 
ents, sweethearts  or  friends  whom  you  wish  to  own 
real  estate.  Five  acres  farming  land  given  to  actual 
settlers.  We  have  farming  lands  for  cash,  or  part  on 
time.  Will  trade  or  exchange.  Send  for  plat  and  de- 
scription. Railroad  excursion  at  less  than  half  fare 
in  October. 

THK  AV.  If.  HO  \V Altl>  I.AB(I>  CO.. 

155  and  157  Dearborn  St.. 

CHICAGO.  Ilili. 


BRANCH  OFFICES — 

E.  J.  Mellette,  12  Cortlandt  St.,  New  York. 
Jno.  F.  Wood,  31  Milk  St..  Boston. 

E.  McGinnis,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 

G.  H.  Milman,  Fort  Meade,  Fla. 


WIIITKWOOD. 

Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in  ... . $38.00@40. 

1st  and  2d 30.00  35. 

Box  boards 35. 

Inch  and  over 36.  30. 

Half  inch 33.  28. 

Common  1st,  1 in 20.  22. 

Plank 32.  25. 

Cull 12.  15. 

ASH. 

1 to  4 in $35.00@40. 

Wagon  stock 40. 

Wagon  poles... 55.00 @60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . . 45.00@ 

Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 50.00  @ 

OAK. 

Clear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.  @38. 

Common 22.  @25. 

Timber 25.  @28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in.,  clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00  @45. 

Quartered 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  35. 

Common 25. 


flHEBBY. 


1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@90. 


.Tune  15. 

Lot  23  in  blk  38  In  the  original  sub  of  Irving  Park. 
Jas  R B Van  Cleave,  Admr.  L N. 

Und  hlf  of  lot  18  of  Claflin’s  sub  of  b 1 in  Johnston 
& Lee's  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  Frantiska  Vo- 
picka,  Adm’x.  L N. 

Lots  31  and  32  of  John  Fitch’s  re-sub  of  b 26  in 
Sheffield’s  add,  with  buildings  and  improvements 
thereon.  J R Custer,  Master.  LN. 

•Tune  16. 

Lots  26  aud  27  b 2 James  Couch’s  sub  n !4  s !4  nw 
qr  sec  13  39  13.  S F Hanchett.  Sheriff.  L N. 

Snb  lot  23  of  lots  9 to  18  and  20  to  22  of  b 1 Shef- 
field’s add.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  LN. 

Lot  31  b 3 Hitt  et  als  sub  sec  26  40  13,  also  lot  15  as- 
sessor’s sub  sec  23  40  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
L N. 

W 110  ft  of  lot  2 and  w 110  ft  of  n 14  of  lot  3 al!  in  b 
15  in  Evanston . S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  6 7 and  8 of  b 4 in  W F Daly’s  sub  of  part  of 
ne  qr  of  sec  4 38  14;  also  lots  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and  8 of  b 4 
(except  street  and  alleys)  of  Hubbard,  Crocker  & 
Stone’s  sub  of  10  acres  n of  and  adj  the  s % and  e of 
and  adj  the  w 22 ’,4  acres  of  n % of  ne  qr  of  sec  4 38 14. 
H T Steele,  Master.  L A. 

Lots  19  to  29  of  b 3 of  Commons  & Best’s  add  to 
Evanston,  said  add  being  a pt  of  sw  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec 
12  and  of  part  of  se  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  11  all  in  T 41  R 
13.  H.  T.  Steele,  Master.  L A. 

June  21 . 

The  und  1-5  interest  in  aud  to  lots  17  aud  18  in  sub 
of  b 13  Carpenter’s  add  to  Chicago.  John  T Noyes, 
Master.  L N. 

Lot  14  in  b 6 in  town  of  Schleswig,  being  a sub  of 
part  of  nw  qr  of  sec  36  40  13.  John  T Noyes,  Master, 
L N. 

June  22. 

Lots  33  and  34  in  b 5;  lots  21  50  51  and  52  in  b 12  aud 
lot  8 in  b 14  all  in  Pierce’s  add  to  Holstein.  S F Han- 
chett, Sheriff.  LN. 

Lot  62  in  Stinson’s  sub  of  b 16  in  sec  19  39  14.  S F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

June  25. 

Lots  19  and  20  in  Stinson’s  sub  of  b 15  in  sub  of  sec 
19  39  14.  J F Mendsen,  Adm’r.  L N. 

June  2G. 

That  part  of  b 7 in  Elston’s  add.  Jacob  Katke, 
Adm’r.  L N. 


June  50. 

The  n 61  6-10  ft  of  lots  51  52  53  and  54  in  b 7 in  C Ts 
sub  of  sec  7 39 14 . Jno  Gaderer,  Adm’r.  LN. 

Lot  10  in  Morgan’s  sub  of  lot  1 and  n hf  of  lot  2 in 
b 41  in  C T’s  sub  of  w hf  and  so  much  of  se  qr  of  sec 
21  39  14  as  lies  w of  So  branch  of  Chicago  river;  also 
lots  45  and  46  in  b 16  of  the  sub  of  s hf  of  sec  10  39  13. 
Magreth  Brummel,  Admx.  L N. 

July  1. 

Lot  23  b 2 in  Baird  & Bradley’s  sub  of  n 4 acrs  of  the 
w 10  acres  of  s 25  acres  of  w hf  of  ne  qr  of  sec  6 39  14, 
and  also  a pt  of  e 20  acres  of  e bf  of  nw  qr  of  sec  6. 
Wm  D Kerfoot,  Trustee.  L N. 

July  3. 

Lot  27  in  b 16  situated  in  Holstein,  city  and  in  E S 
Sherman  and  L W Clark’s  sub  of  w hf  of  nw  qr  of  sec 
31  40  14,  also  lots  46  47  and  48  in  Ira  Scott’s  sub  of  w 
hf  of  w hf  of  b 1 in  Sheffield’s  add  to  Chicago, 
together  with  buildings  thereon.  Maria  Luuer, Admx. 
June  7. 

Sub-lot  27  of  lots  2 3 and  4,  Butterfield’s 
add.  Bertha  Schwe,  Admx.  Jj  A. 

June  11. 

N 17  ft  front  and  rear  n 37  ft  of  lot  1 blk 
28  Johnston,  R & Storr’s  add.  H T Steele, 
Master.  L A. 


June  23. 

Lot  24  b 33  Norwood  Park.  F S Moffett, 
Trustee.  L A. 

June  7. 

Sub-lot  21  n 3 acrs  lot  2 b 37,  C T’s  sub  w 
half  and  so  much  of  se  qr  as  lies  w of  south 
branch  Chicago  River.  21  39  14.  Johanna 
Lucas,  Adm’x.  L A. 


PRICES  OP  BUILDING  MATERIAL 


STONE. 

Pier  and  footing  stone,  8 in.,  per  sq.  ft. 
“ “ “ 10  “ 

“ “ “ 12  “ “ 

Rublestoue,  cord,  100  ft.  13,000  lbs 
Curbing,  per  lineal  foot,  delivered. 


building  stone,  per  cube. 


“ “ building  stone. 

LIME. 

Chicago  lime,  in  bulk 

Wisconsin 

Slate  (finishing) 

Plaster  of  Paris  (calcined) 

Plaster  (casting)  

HAIR. 

Cattle  hair,  per  bush 

Goat  “ “ 


MORTAR. 

Walpole  mortar  black,  per  lb,  in 
Peerless  mortar  colors,  black. . . 
“ “ “ red 


Anderson  pressed  . 

Common 

St.  Louis  pressed.. 
Purington  Kimball 


Milwaukee  pressed  

Tiffany  pressed 

Trenton 

Zanesville  (Harris  Bros.). 

Perth  Amboy,  buff 

■■  “ mottled 

Anderson  moulded 

St.  Louis  “ 

Indiana  “ 

Zanesville  ‘‘  

Enameled  brick 


Hollow  brick 

Hollow  porous  terra  cotta  brick  . 

PAINT. 

White  lead  [Am.]  per  lb 


Red  Venetian 

Red  vermillion 

Red  Indian  English . 
Yellow  ochre 


Green  chrome 

Paris  green 

Blue  ultramarine 

Lamp  black 

Putty 

Whiting  [dry] 

Burnt  sienna 

Burnt  umber  

Linseed  oil,  per  gal 

Linseed  oil  [boiled]  per  gal 

Turpentine,  per  gal 

Coach  varnish 

Shellac 3.24  to 


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DRY. 

OIL. 

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46 

1.25  to 

2.  (I0 

. 3.24  to 

4.0q 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55, 

HICKORY. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50. 

Axles,  3x4,  p>er  pair 75 

31^x434 90@  1.00 

4x5 1.00@  1.25 

4x6 1.50 

4j£v6 1.75 

5x6 1.75 

BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  60. 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 75. 

3^x10  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m . 125.00 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

23^x23^ 7 

3x3 19 

MAPLE. 

Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25. 

Gray  elm 20. 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.  @40, 

Sycamore 25. 

Chestnut 50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.  @40. 


YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  O.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED 


1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in.  . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls 15 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OB  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 


STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  1%,  and 


2 in $35. 

Common 27. 

FINISHING. 

1 st  and  2d  clear $32.00 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 


ALLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Itooms  15-17,  90  ^La^alle  Sti  eet. 


BARTLETT,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  152  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents.  Notary 
Public. 


J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUICKSHANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

BEAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


JACOB  BREMER, 

Beal  Estate  and.  Insurance  Agent, 

South  Chicago.  • - lLtlSOIS. 

Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Land  Subdivided  and 
Managed,  Taxed  Paid,  Redemptions  Procured, 
Non-Residents’  Interest  Promptly  attended  to. 

Correspondence  Solicited. 


BROWN,  IRA 

Suburban  Real  Estate  a Specialty. 

Lots  by  the  block  to  other  dealers  at  a good  mar- 

:in. 

140,  142,  & 144  La  Salle  St. 


BROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  and  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 

CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Paym  ent  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  399  W. 
Lake  street. 

C~  OLE,  M.  1.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  House  Renting 
Agency,  Rents  collected.  Loans  negotiated.  In- 
surance placed.  188  W.  Madison  street  (Cole’s  Blk), 
Ohica  ?o.  Notary  Public. 

W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

R,EA^I_i  estate, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 

ELLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
and  management  of  Re  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  Rooms  6 
and  7—123  and  125  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  111. 

p OODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  Dealers  and 
\J  Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
Suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 

^ RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
vT  kers,  cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 

p UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
\JT  38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street. 

/ ^ ROSS,  S.E.  & CO., Dearborn  and  Randolph  streets. 
VT  Making  subdivisions  and  selling  lots  a spe- 
cialty ; also,  transact  a general  Loan  and  Real 
Estate  Business  for  residents  and  non-residents. 
Established  fifteen  years 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 

AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
street.  Chicago.  Room  12.  Reaper  Block. 


H 


KRIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty for  sale : stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  ; taxes  paid.  Office : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor.  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  E S T _A_  T E 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


W II  I.  K A 44  II  K & c ©.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 


CHICAGO.  II.1 


IYMAN  k GIDDINGS,  Eeal  Estate  Agents.  Boom 
J 25,  101  Washington  St.,  Chicago.  Real  estate 
bought  and  sold,  mortgages  negotiated,  and  estates 
carefully  managed. 


M 


AGILL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 


MICK,  JAS.  F.,  & SON,  Real  Estate,  Renting,  Loans, 
Englewood  property  a specialty.  6216  Wentworth 
ave.,  Englewood,  and  Room  29,  161  La  Salle  st. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Eeal  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  & 54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 

0SBOKNE  & KEELER,  Real  Estate,  177  LaSalle  st., 
Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 


PARROTT,  JAMES  J. — Real-Estate  and  Loans— 
Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 
Room  34. 

PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Rooms  96  and  97.  Adams  Express  Building,  185 
Dearborn  street. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  POETEB, 
REAL  ESTATE  '/  108  & 110  Dearborn 


Room  7. 


St.,  - Chicajja. 


R 


EED,  F.  J.— 161  La  Salle  st.  Renting  Agency. 
Business  Property  a Specialty.  Chicago. 


R 


EDFIEI.D  C.  S. — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
ance, 6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS 

Room  8,  M2  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


S' 


CHONBECK  BROS.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bio- 
1 kers,  207  Chicago  avenue,  Chicago. 


SCHRADER  BROS.,  Real  Estate  Brokers,  79  & 81 
Fifth  ave.,  Staats  Zeitung  Bldg,  Chicago. 

W.  L.  Schrader,  Notary  Public.  Fr.  Schrader. 


SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.  & SONS.,  Real  Estate  and 
Loans.  Fire  insurance  a specialty.  266  Blue 
Island  avenue,  corner  Thirteenth  place.  Chicago,  111. 
Exchange  and  passage  business.  Notaries  Public. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


STEPINA,  J.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  550  Blue 
Island  Ave  , corner  18th  street,  Chicago.  Prop- 
erty in  the  south  west  part  of  the  city  a spe^i 


TIDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Notary 
Public.  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 
cago. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

1B1  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


YIERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans;  buys, 
sells  and  manages  property  on  commission,  110 
Dearborn  street,  Chicago. 


^yALKER’S  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS, 

116  Monroe  Street. 


w 


EBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


WILSON,  J.  APPLETON,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Room  7,  111  LaSalle  street,  Chicago.  Houses 
built  on  easy  terms  at  Englewood  and  Lawnsdale. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

R El  -A.  X-i  ESTATE, 

19S  LaSalle  St..  Room  17.  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  S.  Wheeler. 


J.  S.  W’heeler,  Jr. 


TTTHEELER  & CO  , Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Renting 
V V Room  1- -130  La 


LaSalle  St. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


I 


ayton,  r.  r.  | 82  Dearborn  St., 


BEAL  ESTATE  AGENT  and  AUCTIONEEB 

(Howland  Block.)  CHICAGO. 

Special  Attention  given  to  the  Sale  of  Real  Estate  by 
Auction 


IRON  CORNICES,  ETC. 


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AMPE,  FRANK,  165  N.  Wells  street. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

CaleirK.ining,  eto. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 
Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 
For  Sale.  Chicago. 


J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Peters, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

40  South  Peoria  Street, 

Stores  and  Offices  Fitted  up  on  Short  Notice. 

Losses  adjusted  for  Fire  Insurance  Companies. 


[dwin  Alden  i Bio. 

For  cost  of  advertising  in  any  paper  or 
list  of  papers  published  in  the  United 
States  or  Canada,  send  to  the  Advertis- 
ing Agency  of  erwix aldex  & bro., 

Cincinnati, /yNew  York. 

Cor.  5th  & Vine  tits.,  ' 1U0  Nassau  Street. 
***  Our  “Newspaper  Combinations,”  a book  of 
i°4  pages,  containing  prices  of  advertising,  full 
instructions,  etc.,  sent  on  receipt  of  ioc.  Our  “Am. 
Newspaper  Catalogue,”  containing  names  of 
every  newspaper  published  in  the  U.  S.  and  Can- 
ada, sent  on  receipt  of  price,  $ 1.50.  Estimates  free. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  Journal. 

OFFICE:  164  and  166  Washington  St  , Rooms  12  and  14. 

One  square,  1 month.  $4;  3 months,  $11;  6 months,  $20 
1 year,  $36. 

Two  squares,  1 month,  $6;  3 months,  $17;  6 months. 
$32;  1 year,  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 months. 
$45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 months 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 months, 
$150. 

Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  mov- 
able, and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  the 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 

Terms  of  Subscription, 

Postage  prepaid. 

United  States 44  06 

Canada $4  00 

Great  Britain $5  00 

Germany.  France  Austria  etc 45  00 


DIXOFl  & PETESSON( 

(Successors  t.»  C G.  Dixon  & Go.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING! 

Also  Brickets,  Balus*TS.  Navels  Etc., 

13  AND  F NORTH  ( AVAL  STREET, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


THE  PORTLAND  BLOCK 

Barber  Slaop 
IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 
HIGH  CHARACTER  OF  THE  SURROUNDINGS 

Eeasonahle  Prices  and  Extra  Good  Work 
Constitute  our  Capital, 

No.  72  Washington  Street, 

Chicago. 

JULIES  A.  CILISKE.  - - Proprietor 


|®vTHE  LIGHT  RUNNINGS 


JiT”  Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


SEWING-MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


PERFECT  SATISFACTION 


Hew  Hue  Serai  Mine  Co. 

—ORANGE,  MASS- 

39  Union  Square,  N,  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


FOB  SALE  BY 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
SO  Union  Sgttarf,.  N.  Y. 


REAL  ESTATE  ANI)  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ikon  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319-321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  iu  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Rooting  slates  of  all  sizes  aud  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


GASOLINE 


'Car  43 


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PHILADELPHIA. 

N.YxN.J.G.G.Lt.Co.Ltd.^ 

Nn.l  PARK  PLACE. 

NEW  YORK. 


47X43N.2nd.5 


factory  Lamps 

GUILDERS  OF 

,GA5X 

' sWATER 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— tlAR  LOTS— DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

let  and  2d  clear,  1-inch *48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1(4  and  1%  inches 46  00 

3d  clear,  114,  114  and  2 inches 44  00 

A select,  114  and  114  inches 40  00 

A select,  2 inches 42  00 

B select,  114, 114  and  2 inches 32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 27  00 

2x4  B,  select  . . ..• 22  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

£x8 34  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 48  00 

3d  clear 43  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 37  00 

Clear,  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 36  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 31  00 

B select,  26  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 25  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 43  on 

B 38  00 

0 33  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50 

“ “ 2,  16  feet ,.12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 15  00 

18  and  20  feet 37  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  e-inch 85 

B 33 

0 26  00 

A clear,  4-inch 35  00 

B 29  00 

c 26  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  00 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  0(1 

B,  4-inch ' 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap  . 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

5 35  30 

0 27  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 40  00 

A siding  strips ..’..".’I 38  00 

A flooring  strips 33  00 

B 11  „ L 32  00 

0 » » 23  00 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00 

A,  % -inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

£ . 20  50 

G • • • • 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A,  % -inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  oo 

B,  % insh  , 6 inch 32  00 

SIDING — TIED. 

18  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

Asiding 20  50 

P 19  50 

L 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  UD’ 10  60 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 


ill  MAH 

WHO  IS  UNACQUAINTED  WITH  THE  CEOCRAPHY  OF  THIS  COUNTRY, 
SEE  BY  EXAMINING  THIS  MAP,  THAT  THE 


CHICACO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

Bv  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
West  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nental link  in  that  system  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  16 
Is  also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  from  points  East,  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding’  points  W est,  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Bock  Island  system  includes  in  its  main  line  and  branches,  Chicago, 
Joliet  Ottawa,  La  Salle,  Peoria,  Geneseo,  Moline  and  Rock  Island,  in  Illinois; 
Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield,  Ottumwa.  Oskaloosa,  West 
Liberty,  Iowa  City,  Des  Moinos,  Indianola,  Winterset,  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin, 
Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  and  Atchison, 
In  Kansas;  Albert  Lea,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul,  in  Minnesota;  Watertown  in 
Dakota,  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 

THE  GREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  oi  continuous  steel  rail;  sub- 
stantially 'built  culverts  and  bridges;  rolling  stock  as  near  perfection  aa 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 
and  air-brakes;  and  that  exacting  disciplina  which  governs  the  practical 
all  its  trains.  Other  specialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 


operation  oi  all  its  trains,  ctner  specialties  oi  tins  iouie  am  iransieis  as 
all  connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 
luxuries  of  its  Passenger  Equipment.  . 


operation  of 

all 

l\12Ul*i0S  1 

The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  and  the  Missouri  River  are  com- 
posed of  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent  PuHmaif 
Palace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dining  Cars,  in  which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  “good  Digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchi  son,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

Is  the  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  Deoots  for  all  points  in  the  Territories 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route,  Fast  Express  Trains  are  run  to  the 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  hunting  and  fish- 
ing grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  the 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastoral  lands  of  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
between  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati.  Indianapolis,  and  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable,  as  well  aa 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada;  or 
by  addressing 


R.  R.  CABLE, 

President  and  General  Manager.  Chicago. 


E.  ST.  JOHN, 

and  Passenger  Agent,  Chlcagfe 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ ,,  14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths U 66 

Common  1(4  and  1(4 -inch 13  00 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  teet 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 60 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1(4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2(4-inch 06  60 

2(4-inch 60  65 

3-inch 0(3  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 45 

Extra  A 2 60 

Standard  A 2 40 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 36 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 12  00013  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 12  00016  00 

2X8  12  00014  50 

2x10  „ 12  00016  00 

2xl2|  , ’ I2  00@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 12  50015  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft ■ 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry  1 36 

SOFT  WOOD — CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

Sawed  Vi  6 inch,  7 feet 16(4 

Vi  7 inch,  7 feet 13 

Vi  8 inch,  7 feet 17(4 

(4  8 inch,  7 feet 9 

(4  9,  10,  11  and  12  inches 

7 feet  long 12 

4 inch,  round,  full  length 12 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 18 

6 inch,  round,  full  length 20 

7 inch,  round,  full  length 25 

8 inch,  round,  full  length 35 

10  feet,  per  inch 06 

12  “ “ “ 10 

14  “ “ “ 15 

16  “ “ “ 18 

20  feet,  per  inch 22 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 


194  LaSalle  St., - 


CHICAGO,  ILL 


Large  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  2(4  in $23  00025  00 

Thicker 25  00027  00 

Cull  8 00@10  00 


1st  and  2d . 
Common  . 
Timber  . . . 


RED  OAK. 


1st  and  2d  . . 
Step  plank. 
Cull 


WALNUT. 

Range  in  prices  covers  differences  in  i 

1st  and  2d 

Common 

Culls 

Extra  good 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d 

Common ’ 

Cull 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d,  inch 

“ “ thick 

Cull 

MAPLE. 

Clear 

Common 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 

Cull 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d,  1 inch 

1st  and  2d,  1(4  in  and  up 

BASSWOOD. 

Good 

Cull 

Merchantable 

BIRCH. 

Good 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 

Cull 


20'00@22  00 
14  00@16  00 
17  00@19  00 

20  00022  00 
27  00 
10  00 

nspection. 

65  00070  00 
43  00048  00 

24  000)28  00 
70  00075  00 

22  00(5)24  00 
14  00016  00 

11  00@13  00 

60  00065  00 
65  00070  00 
10  00@15  00 

20  00021  00 

12  00014  00 
6 000  8 00 

25  00030  00 

10  00 

32  00035  00 
35  00037  50 


16  00018  00 
5 000  6 00 
13  00014  00 

20  00025  00 


SOFT  ELM. 


Good 

Merchantable. 


Good. 
Cull . . 


Log  run . . . 

1st  and  2d . 

Cull 

Log  run . . . 


SWEET  GUM. 


CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d ... , 

Cull 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 
1st  and  2d,  or  No  1 flooring  and  ceiling. 

“Star”  or  No  2 flooring 

1st  and  2d  finishing,!  nch 

1st  and  2d  finishing,  thick 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD. 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  one  side. 

“ “ rough 

Clear,  fancy  and  square  dimension. 

SHINGLES— REDWOOD. 

Fancy  shapes  Butt  price  pr^tdl 

gbnareButts  - 


15  00017  00 
8 00 

14  00016  00 
12  00 

14  00015  00 

12  00 

23  00025  00 
6 00010  00 
13  00015  00 

30  00035  00 


22  00024  (>u 
19  00020  00 
24  00026  00 
26  00029  11O 


.50  00 

.52  CO 


..  4.90  pr  M 
. 4.60  pr  M 


DAVID  WHITEFOKD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICAGO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


JOEOST  3NT  ORTHEN 

“The  Practical  Furnace  Man,” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Servoss,  Nobthkn  & Go. 

MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECBECTIC  HEATER.” 

The  Hackett  Patent  Orates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  sts. 

I 

Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 

Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  in  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  ail  Tastes  and  Designs. 

218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 

The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and.  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
Dwellings. 

OFFICE,  ) C SALESROOM  AND 

CHICACO.  FACTORY, 

59  & 61  Lake  St.  ) ( 227  W.  Lake  St. 

CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


AND 


DECORATORS. 


Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wahash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER.  3326  Wabash  Ave., 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston,  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  st. 


NO  DRAWING  required- 
_N0  HAND  WORK  necessary. 

send  copy  CHEAP,  ARTISTIC 


nPFSTiMATF  CROSSCUP  & WEST  ENGlCO 

UK  I ImAI  L)  9Q7  FILBERT  ST.  PHILA.PA 


: ■ m 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 


FIRE  CLAY, 


SEJM  & Mis:. 

107  Vi  alle  Street. 

Vhiub — rJ  N JOli/.abcth  St. 

J5th  er.  • t S.  M.  s.  r..  r.  j 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago, 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


of  fine 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

—AS— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  (Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So'e  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNAC  ES 


Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 


N.  A.  Boynton,  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  [■  “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  Yokk.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


IILTSTTIR^ILTCIE]  J^G-IEILTC'y. 


1 70  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Go.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  » Telephone  No.  1353 


Champion  Roofing, 


Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison. 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Gf.o.  F.  Harding, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 

Is.aao  Mares, 

J.  Gunzenhadseb, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  148  La  Salle  St. 


METROPOLITAN 


COURSE  OF1  STUDY : 

Book-keeping,  Commercial  Law,  Arithmetic, 

Penmanship,  Correspondence,  Business  Forms, 

Short-Hand,  Type-Writing,  English  Grammar, 

Reading  and  Spelling;. 

THE  BUSINESS  EXCHANGE  IS  A 

GREAT  BUSINESS  EIMIPOIRITJIM: ! 

In  which  you  see  Ban  kins'.  Manufacturing.  Importing.  Commission.  Jobbing 
and  Wholesale  Houses.  Heal-Estate,  Insurance  and  Transport- 
ation Offices,  in  active  and  systematic  operation. 

Full  Corps  of  able  and  experienced  Teachers,  No  Vacations.  Students  can  enter  at  any  time, 
{y  Class  and  Individual  instruction.  You  are  cordially  invited  to  call. 

O.  M.  POWERS,  Principal. 


M.  R.  SMITH, 

Insurance  Agent, 

142  LaSalle  Street. 

CHICAGO  ....  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  placing  large 
Mercantile  lines  and  Special  Hazards, 
situated  in  or  out  of  Chicago. 

Correspondence  solicited. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING  , GAS 
™ STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICACO. 

Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 

Uor.  Curtis  St.  CHICACO.  ILL. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  24.  CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JUNE  12,  1886.  Single  Copy,  15c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 

RENTS— TENEMENT  INSPECTION 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES 

TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD  

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS 

TRUST  DEEDS 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 

SHERIFF’S  SALES— TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD 


Page. 

I. 

II. 

III. 

IV. 

V. 

VI. 

VII.  & VIII. 

IX. 

X.  & XI. 

.XII.  & XIII. 

XIV. 

XV. 

XVI. 


ESTABLISHED  1855. 


J.  B.  SXJLLI'V^Ynsr  Sc  BRO., 

266  & 268  N.  Clark  St. 


PA  I NTING  CONTRACTORS! 


Dealers  in  all  Grades  of 

A I_.  PAPER! 

Estimates  promptly  given,  Telephone — 3101.  Telephone — 883. 

South  Side  Office  — Room  15  — 159  and  161  La  Salle  Street. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St.  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
9&2  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


IsT.  Al.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

mOMEMIPWIMICK 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Lining's,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 

OFFICE  AND  YARD  : I BRANCH  YARD: 

219  E.  Washington  St.  J Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATING, 

Marble! Wood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


W.  p.  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

24-6  Wabash  Av o,.  tf.gephoxk.  571  a.  CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers ! Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

OFFICERS- 1 Henky  Botsford,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

I Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 

WM.  E.  & WM.  F.  HOLLO  & CO.,  gents,  Tel4?9h"“fc  210  La  Salle  Street. 


WALL  PAPER! 


WALL  PAPER 


78  East  Jackson  St.,  near  State. 

Head-Qu.a,rters  for  Real  Estate  Ivlen. 

JOHN  T.  DUNN.  Agent. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co.,Art  Dealers>  st“f„™and  Photographs- 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


O.  H.  POSTAL, 

CARPENTER  a.ncL  BUILDER, 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

pw  Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


<J.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ore9,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Bock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  F^ire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,?  ¥T  r 
Telephone  883.  \ 


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numerous  inquiries  from  every  State  and  money  center,  by  mail,  and  personal  calls  of  Chicago  business  men,  and  visitors.  It  is  not  claiming  too  much  to  say  that  the  Real  Em* 
J°uiRNA^  is  filed  and  bound  by  nine-tenths  of  all  persons  so  engaged.  The  Journal  is  now  twenty  years  old,  and  is  as  complete  and  correct  as  it  can  be  made. 


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corrected  nn  to  date  of  issue.  he  sol  d men  nf  the  nrnfm-eiAn  ™ — j :a  a: a.  • . , , ’ u 


corrected  up  to  date  of  issue.  The  sol  d men  of  the  profession  have  always  advertised  in  it,  and  continue  to  patronize  its  columns,  because  they  desire  to  be  known  through  t 
proper  channel  as  being  permanently  engaged  in  business,  and  because  they  desire  to  support  a worthy  sheet  that  never  blackmails  representatives  of  the  trades  to  which  it  cat* 
or  from  whom  it  seeks  support.  W e can  not  publish  a full  card  in  this  Directory,  containing  all  the  particulars  of  a man’s  business,  for  $4.00  a year,  as  we  have  been  (loins'  nor 
it  necessary.  No  reasonable  man  wants  his  history  published  for  eight  cents  a week.  The  advertisements  formerly  published  on  this  page  are  transferred  bodily  to  another  m 
and  this  space  will  be  occupied  by  a complete  Directory  of  all  reputable  dealers  engaged  as  above  described.  pa| 


DIRECTORY 

— OF 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting. 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Km.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Ira,  144  La  Salle  st. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT,  174  Dearborn  st. 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.,  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

J^TIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
I’ELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GOLDY  & ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  & Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  6t. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINS  & BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Block. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  & Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 
JENKS,  S.  L.,  & Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Block.  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KNOBLE,  A.  M„  Rm.  42,  107  Dearborn. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULI.IKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 

13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  & KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
REED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

REED,  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 


REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
SCHONBECK  BROS,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
STANLEY.  P.  E,  & Co,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

TIDHOLM  & REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  & KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M,  & Co,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  & CO,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  & CO,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  & Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C,  & Co,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 


Iron  Cornices. 


CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  St  MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


CUDILL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Insurance. 


SMITH,  M.  R,  142  La  Salle  st. 
LOEB,  Adolph,  170  La  Salle  st. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 


DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on.  Real  Estate. 


CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St, 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLING,  Rm.  35,  Portland  Blk. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Gravi 
Roofers. 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M,  148  La  Salle  st. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 


NORTON  D,,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer, 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


f CONTINUED  ON  THIBD  PAGE  OF  COVEB.] 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  24.  CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  JUNE  12,  1886.  Single  Copy,  15c. 


REAL  ESTATE  # BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  186(1.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

TERMS: 

Per  Year  (in  advance) *4.00 

After  July  1,  '86,  $5.00,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 

H.  FEL9ENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  La  Salle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

Entered  at  Chicago  Post-office  as  second-class  matter 

REED  Si  HURLBUT, 

IMIOJXTEY  TO  LOAdST 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 
rELa.IXjWLa.YT  BOUDS  FOE,  S^XjFL 

Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hurlbut,  Chicago. 

Boom  2,  165  Washing  ton  St. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER.  C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

W.  1-1.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

C.  U.  GORDON.  w.  L.  BLOOD. 

6,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

79  Dearborn  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71  PUIPAPP 

Unity  Building.  Ltllb/ibU. 

Wm.  Evans.  C.  C.  Housel.  J.  R.  Wickersham. 

EVANS  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers, 

114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business. 

SECURITIES  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

CALIFORNIA  FRUIT  LANDS. 

700  acres  selected  fruit  lands,  San  Bernardino  Co., 
Cal,,  offered  in  tracts  of  10  acres  and  upwards,  to 
close  an  estate.  This  property  is  surrounded  by 
bearing  orange  groves,  vineyards,  schools,  churches, 
beautiful  residences. 

Depot,  1(4  miles  from  property. 

Special  railroad  rates  to  see  the  property. 

0.  H.  BROOKS,  Room  57,  149  La  Salle  Street. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

HORACE  A.  GOODRICH, 

Real  Estatk, 

80  Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 

CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & CO., 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE  FOUR  KTI3STE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  Madison  Street. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

P.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  END  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold- 
Telephone  No.  438. 

F,  1.  BRAGG  & GO,, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 

W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Apts. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  o i non-residents. 

GEO.  M.  BOGUE.  H.  W.  HOYT.  H.  B.  BOQUE, 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOANS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

SAM  L GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR. 

SAM’L  GEIHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

CUT  COIMUMriSSIOltT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 

JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 

khioht  & marshall, 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

^■We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 La  Salle  Street. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

E,003vT  lO, 

99  # 101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents, 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 

H.  L.  TURNER.  W.  A.  POND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate  Mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

CHICAGO  HEAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

S.  E.  GROSS  S CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

HENRY  A.  OSBORN.  JOSEPH  B.  KEELER. 

OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting  Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  & Monroe  Sts. 

Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

••0^*0- 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  77.  Illinois  Nat!  Bank  Bldg. 

STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Oa,loirr;.inirYg,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 
Office  and  Yard:  Kear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials 

For  Sale.  LmcagO. 

J.  F.  TREGAY, 

Successor  to  H.  Petebs, 

Carpenter!  Cabinet  Maker 

10  South  Peoria  Street, 

Stores  and  Offices  Fitted  up  on  Short  Notice. 

Losses  adjusted  for  Fire  Insurance  Companies. 

John  N.  Young, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

EOOM  S14., 

S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and  Washington  Sts., 

CHICAGO. 

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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JUNE  12.  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

There  has  been  a fair  business  transacted 
in  real  estate  during  the  past  week.  The 
record  of  transfers  make  a very  creditable 
showing,  and  includes  several  important  ex- 
changes. 

The  N.  E.  cor  of  Wabash  ave  and  20th, 
1093^x170  ft,  was  sold  to  S.  A.  Kent  by  L. 
Read  for  $14,000.  Chas.  D.  F.  Smith  bought 
96  ft  improved  on  west  Lake  st — west  of 
Sheldon,  for  $18,000. 

Mortimer  Goff  sold  to  Newton  S.  Me  Abee 
Trustee,  the  southwest  cor  of  Franklin  and 
Congress  st,  $100,000. 

Conrad  Furst  bought  of  the  estate  of  Wm. 
Halsted,  200  ft  on  Hawthorn  st,  near  Oak  for 
$27,000. 

The  southwest  corner  of  Washington  boul- 
evard and  Hoyne  ave  was  sold  by  Francis 
H.  Hill  to  Edward  G.  W.  Rietz  for  $28,000. 

The  northwest  corner  of  Goethe  and  Aster 
was  sold  to  Charles  L.  Hutchinson  by  Mar- 
tha W.  Phillips  for  $35,000. 

H.  M.  Hobart  bought  the  250  ft  on  the 
northwest  corner  of  Hampden  court  and  245 
ft  on  the  opposite  corner  for  $30,312. 

The  Chicago  & Alton  Railroad  bought  the 
nw  cor  of  Archer  av  and  Salt  st  202  feet  to 
railroad  for  $25,000.  D.  Davis  was  the  sell- 
er. 

Among  the  important  building  permits 
for  the  week  was  one  for  a four  story  hotel 
at  No  3034  and  3036  State  st,  to  cost  $50,000 
taken  out  by  Wright  & Singer. 

J.  J.  Glessnertook  out  a permit  for  a two- 
story  dwelling  to  be  built  on  the  corner  of 
Prairie  av  and  Eighteenth  at  a cost  of  $60,- 
000.  The  late  H.  H.  Richardson  drew  the 
plans.  It  will  be  a novelty  in  Chicago  archi- 
tecture. There  will  be  no  windows  on  the 
street  fronts  except  in  the  second  story,  the 
first  floor  being  lighted  and  ventilated  from 
an  interior  court,  the  entrance  to  which  is 
through  a gated  archway  opening  on  to 
Prairie  ave. 

The  house  will  resemble  in  appearance 
dwellings  to  be  seen  in  Spain  and  Mexico. 

On  the  southeast  corner  of  the  same  streets 
will  be  erected  a superb  apartment  building 
six  or  seven  stories  high  and  at  a cost  of 
$250,000.  It  will  be  the  finest  structure  of 
its  kind  in  the  city. 

The  flats  will  rent  from  $2000  to  $2500  a 
year. 

On  the  west  side,  there  is  not  much  build- 
ing being  done,  outside  of  the  large  build- 
ing operations  of  Messrs,  Campbell,  Hull, 
Clark  and  Gross. 

The  $20,000  being  expended  on  Union 
Park,  will  greatly  beautify  the  park  and 
make  more  desirable  than  ever  the  adjoin- 
ing property. 

There  is  some  talk  that  the  next  move  in 
West  side  business  property  will  be  on  west 
Lake  st  where  property  is  sold  at  about  one 
fifth  the  price  brought  by  corresponding 
property  on  Madison  st.  A.  J.  Snell  is 
buildidg  a row  of  flats  and  stores,  cor  of 
Lake  and  Bryan  Place  at  a cost  of  $80,000. 

On  Lake  and  Sheldon,  Reed,  Murdock  & 
Fisher  are  putting  up  a $15,000  building. 

The  St.  Paul  R.  R.  has  been  buying  on  E. 
South  Water  st,  considerable  property  with 
the  probable  intention  of  erecting  a depot. 

On  Madison  st  improvements  have  been 
made  in  the  opening  up  of  several  enter- 
prising stores.  Messrs.  Tuohy  & Co.  the  dry 
goods  merchants,  have  rented  the  northeast 
corner  of  Madison  and  Wood,  and  establish- 
ed a large  retail  dry  goods  house.  Their 
trade  has  been  greater  than  they  antici- 
pated. 

Messrs.  Field  & White  have  rented  the  Cor- 
with  building  on  Loomis  and  Madison,  they 
will  open  up  a fine  dry  goods  store  there 
Myron  L.  Pearce  reports  a good  demand 
for  property.  Out  of  the  400  houses,  stores 
and  flats  he  had  for  rent  not  more  than  fif 
teen  have  been  left  over  and  these  are  not 


what  may  be  called  desirable  property. 

J.  C.  Sampson  & Co.  account  for  the  stores 
and  lofts  for  rent  on  Wabash  ave  by  the  fit- 
ting up  of  a large  number  of  buildings  on 
; that  street  so  as  to  accomodate  more  tenants 
than  they  did  last  year. 

Rutz,  Needles  & Nettling  report  a large 
number  of  applications  of  recent  date  from 
western  towns  for  loans.  They  loan  at  50$ 
of  the  valuation  of  business  property  and 
40$  of  farms. 

They  have  made  arrangements  to  loan  in 
amounts  as  low  as  $2,000. 

Messrs.  Sawyer  & Lombard  have  sold  sev- 
eral houses  and  lots  ranging  from  $2300  to 
$5400  in  their  Douglass  Park  addition. 

Considerable  building  by  other  parties  is 
going  on  in  the  limits. 

Wright  & Tyrrell  have  sold  the  S.  S.  Hayes 
property  on  Carroll  and  Sheldon  streets,  for 
$15,000  to  the  Masonic  Orphans  home. 


Dissatisfied  Tenants  and  Hungry  Law- 
yers. 

A movement  is  contemplated  by  a few  dis- 
gusted tenants  and  a couple  of  enterprising 
lawyers  to  form  a Tenant’s  Protective  Asso- 
ciation. for  the  purpose  of  fighting  land- 
lords. There  are  no  doubt  a few  curmudg- 
eons among  the  latter,  who  would  grind  a 
tenant — who  would  insist  upon  every  right 
provided  in  a lease  for  himself  and  allow 
nothing  to  a tenant.  But  their  number  is 
naught  when  compared  to  the  number  of 
dead-beat  tenants.  There  are  also  thous- 
ands of  lying,  impecunious  fellows  in  a 
great  city  like  Chicago,  who  pretend  to  have 
a business,  and  make  a “great  blow”  about 
their  prospects  in  order  to  gain  possession 
of  “ the  premises.”  When  it  is  too  late  the 
landlord  finds  that  his  tenant  is  chattel 
mortgaged,  or  that  somebody  else  owns  the 
furniture  or  property,  and  that  his  tenant  is 
“bomb-proof,”  or  to  say  the  least,  worthless; 
not  unlike  hundreds  of  other  idle  and  in- 
competent men  who  go  about  imposing  up- 
on people  who  give  them  employment,  and 
borrowing  money  of  their  associates.  Some 
tenants  make  a business  of  beating  their 
landlords.  Hence  the  necessity  of  using  an 
iron-clad  lease.  It  is  impossible  to  always 
find  out  just  what  kind  of  a tenant  you  are 
getting.  Now  just  because  some  few  land- 
lords are  grinding  and  dishonest  the  tenants 
need  an  association  to  protect  their  rights! 

We  fear  that  these  few  tenants  and  their 
lawyers  are  imbued  with  the  “new  idea:” — 
“Private  property  is  stolen  wages.”  “Down 
with  capital,  down  with  property;  and  a 
crooked  dollar  is  worth  ten  straight  ones;” 
anything  to  beat  the  fellow  who  gives  you 
shelter  or  employment.  There  is  not  a rep- 
utable tenant  in  Chicago  who  would  not 
rather  lose  a few  dollars  by  a miserly  land- 
lord than  go  to  law,  and,  upon  the  other 
hand,  there  is  not  a half  dozen  intelligent 
landlords  in  this  city  who  would  not  willing- 
I ly  lose  a month’s  rent  in  order  to  get  rid  of 
a tenant  who  could  not  or  would  not  pay  the 
rent,  and  take  care  of  his  property.  Our 
advice  to  landlords  is  to  use  the  same  dili- 
gence in  selecting  tenants  that  all  employ- 
ers have  been  forced  to  do  when  hiring  em- 
ployees: ask  them  if  they  believe  in  the 
rights  of  property,  and  what  organizations 
they  belong  to,  and  if  they  are  members  of 
the  Association  in  question.  There  is  noth- 
ing sure  in  this  world  but  death  and  taxes, 
unless  it  is  that  a business  man  must  lose  15 
to  20  per  cent,  of  his  gross  earnings  by 
dead-beats. 


AVnlpole  Mortar  Black. 

This  article  mixes  readily  with  mortar 
under  all  conditions,  and  improves  it,  mak- 
ing it  like  cement  and  producing  a perma- 
nent jet  black.  It  does  not  possess  the 
greasy  quality  of  lamp  black  and  conse- 
quently does  not  rot  or  weaken  the  mortar. 
When  Walpole  Mortar  Black  is  used  there  is 
no  need  of  using  cement  to  mix  with  the 
lime.  It  has  been  thoroughly  tested  during 
the  last  eleven  years,  and  has  rapidly  grown 
in  favor  with  architects  and  builders.  The 
fact  that  many  spurious  imitations  are  on 
the  market  of  the  Walpole  Mortar  Black  is  a 
further  testimony  of  its  merits  and  good 
qualities.  The  firm  of  Adams  & Adams,  248 
Randolph  St.,  are  the  exclusive  agents  for 
the  Walpole  Mortar  Black,  of  whom  any  fur- 
ther information  may  be  obtained.  The 
firm  are  also  dealers  in  fine  oil  and  coach 
colors,  brushes  and  painters’  supplies  gener- 
ally. Price  lists  and  discounts  sent  on  ap- 
plication. 


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Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THK 

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For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

283  to  289  East  20th  St. 


SAW  MILLS  AND  WHAKF  : 

Foot  Etomston.  Street, 

NEW  YORK. 


CHICA  CO,  ILL. 


Pianos  and  Organs. 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  the 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompar- 
able ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  ns  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 

Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


j88  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


“203  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


HXTo-  1VO  Dearborn  Street,  OTiioetgo. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads.  , 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  o 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

[^“Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


355 


CITY  COUUCIIi. 

May  24,  1886. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  grading  and 
paving  29th  st.,  from  Groveland  to  Lake 
Park  ave;  for  sidewalk  on  both  sides  of 
Blacher  st.,  from  Wood  to  Lull  place,  same 
on  Bryson  st.,  from  Lincoln  st.  to  Western 
Ave.,  both  sides  of  Dean  st.,  from  Paulina 
to  Brigham  st.  same  on  Wabansia  Ave. 
from  Milwaukee  Ave.  to  Elston  Ave. 
same  on  Coblentz  st.  from  Robey  to 
Leavitt,  both  sides  of  W.  16th  st,  from 
Centre  Ave.  to  Wood  st,  same  on  California 
Ave.,  from  W.  12th  to  W.  26th  st,  same  on 
Maplewood  Ave,  from  W.  Lake  to  its  North- 
ern terminus,  same  on  Oakley  Ave,  from  W. 
Madison  st,  to  W.  12th,  same  on  Western 
Ave,  from  West  Van  Buren  to  Ogden  Ave, 
same  on  Ogden  A^e,  from  Oakley  Ave.  to 
California,  same  on  Laavittst,  from  Madison 
to  Harrison,  same  on  Green  st  bet  same, 
both  sides  of  Dudley  from  Augusta  to  W. 
Division  st  same  on  Rosebud  st  from  West- 
ern Ave  to  Bloomingdale  Road;  on  south  side 
of  W 22d  st.  from  California  Ave  to  South- 
western Boulevard;  on  south  side  of  W Mon- 
roe st  from  California  Ave  to  Colorado  Ave. 
same  on  north  side  of  Lexington  st  from 
Rockwell  to  California  Ave,  on  east  side  of 
Western  Ave  from  MilwauKee  Ave  to  Fuller- 
ton Ave  ;for  sidewalk  on  the  east  side  of 
Elizabeth  st  from  Laxe  to  Fulton  sts;  on 
both  sides  of  Wood  st  from  Milwaukee  Ave 
to  W.  Clybourn  Place;  on  both  sides  of 
Paulina  st,  from  Milwaukee  Ave  to  Waban- 
sia Ave.  It  was  ordered  to  proceed  and  ob- 
tain judgment  for  the  paving  of  the  Alley 
between  Wabash  Ave  and  State  st,  from  18th 
to  20th  sts. 

Ordered.  That  the  Commissioner  of  Pub- 
lic Works  is  hereby  directed  to  advertise  and 
let  the  contract  for  the  paving  of  Fulton 
street  from  Sangamon  st  to  Ashland  ave; 
provided,  however,  that  the  contractor  will 
wait  for  his  pay  until  the  assessment  for 
the  same  is  collected. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  establishing 
sidewalk  space  on  Paulina  st  from  Harrison 
to  Polk  sts;  on  Paulina  st  from  W.  Chicago 
av  to  Division  st;  on  Front  st  from  west  line 
of  Wright’s  add  to  Chicago  to  Halsted  st. 

Ordered,  That  the  Department  of  Public 
Works  is  hereby  directed  to  advertise  for 
bids  for  curbing,  filling  and  paving  with 
cedar  blocks,  Seeley  av,  from  Madison  st  to 
Van  Buren  st,  and  let  the  contract  to  the 
lowest  responsible  bidder;  provided,  the 
contractor  will  wait  for  his  pay  until  the 
special  assessment  for  said  improvement 
shall  have  been  collected. 

Ordered,  That  the  Department  of  Public 
Works  is  hereby  directed  to  take  the  neces- 
| sary  steps  to  cause  the  construction  of  the 
alley,  crossing  over  the  tracks  of  the  Chica- 
go Northwestern  Railroad  and  the  Pan  Han- 
dle Railroad,  between  Madison  and  Monroe 
sts. 

Ordered,  That  the  Commissioner  of  Pub- 
lic Works  be  directed  to  proceed  with  the 
curbing,  grading  and  paving  of  West  Erie 
st  from  Milwaukee  av  to  North  Curtis  st. 

Ordered,  That  the  Corporation  Counsel  is 
hereby  directed  to  prepare  a proper  ordin- 
ance, by  the  passage  of  which  the  Pittsburg, 
Ft.  Wayne  & Chicago  Railroad  Company 
will  be  compelled  to  comply  with  the  law, 
and  place  eighteen  feet  of  Stewart  av  in 
good  condition  as  a public  street. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  repealing  ordin- 
ance for  opening  a street  from  37th  to  38th 
st  between  Langley  and  Cottage  Grove  aves; 
also  repealing  ordinance  for  widening  North 
av  from  Rockwell  st  to  Fairfield  av. 

June  7, 1886. 

THE  TWELFTH  STEEET  VIADUCT. 

A petition  was  presented  to  the  Common 
Council  by  the  owners  of  land  on  the  west 
side  of  Clark  street  a little  north  of  Twelfth. 
They  claim  that  when  the  plans  for  the 
Twelfth  street  viaduct  were  agreed  on  the 
railroad  company  had  begun  proceedings  in 
condemnation  to  get  their  property,  and 
that,  as  the  railroad  did  not  care  for  a fron- 
tage on  Clark  street,  the  plans  were  so  made 
; as  to  leave  a little  alleyway  in  front  of  the 
property  in  question,  but  with  no  means  of 
reaching  Clark  street.  After  the  plans  were 
agreed  on  the  condemnation  proceedings 
were  dropped.  The  petitioners  maintain 
that,  unless  the  plans  are  changed  so  as  to 
abolish  this  alley  and  bring  the  viaduct  up 
to  the  line  of  their  property,  they  will  be 
damaged  to  the  extent  of  about  $100,000. 


In  case  the  plans  are  changed  all  the  dam- 
ages the  petitioners  will  ask  will  be  the  ex- 
pense of  raising  the  buildings  to  the  new 
grade.  It  is  understood,  however,  that  the 
contracts  have  been  let,  and  that  the  plans 
cannot  now  be  changed,  so  that  the  petition- 
ers will  be  left  with  their  property  far  below 
grade,  separated  from  the  viaduct  by  a nar- 
row bit  of  alleyway. 

IMPBOVEMENT  OF  STBEETS. 

The  Department  of  Public  WorKs  opened 
bids  on  Tuesday  for  the  paving  of  the  fol- 
lowing streets  with  cedar  blocks: 

STEEET.  FBOM TO — 

Ada Randolph Carroll. 

Astor Scott Schiller. 

Aberdeen Harrison Polk. 

Allport Sixteenth Nineteenth 

Bunker Canal Halsted. 

Brown Taylor Twelfth. 

Clinton Madison Harrison. 

Carroll Ashland Leavitt. 

Curtis Fulton Huron. 

Franklin  Chicago Division. 

Hurlbut North Fullerton. 

Morgan Washington  ....  Randolph. 

Mather Desplaines Halsted. 

Monroe Throop Loomis. 

Mohawk North Garfield. 

Sangamon Monroe Harrison. 

St  John’s Carroll Arbor. 

Twentieth Throop Bluelsland 

Twentieth Halsted Centre. 

Twenty -fourth  . .Hanover Butler. 

Wood Harrison Twelfth. 

The  prices  ranged  from  $1.11  to  $1.32. 
There  were  nine  bids  for  Franklin  street, 
the  lowest  being  $1.15  and  the  highest  $1.29. 
It  is,  however,  to  be  paved  by  private  con- 
tract, the  property-owners  paying  $1.30,  and 
the  city  about  $1.12  for  the  intersections. 
The  only  advantage  in  having  a street  paved 
by  private  contract  is  that  the  work  may  be 
done  a month  or  two  sooner,  but  it  costs 
about  20  per  cent.  more. 

THE  EIVEE  TUNNEL  AT  TAYLOB  STEEET. 

A permit  was  issued  to  the  Chicago  Gas- 
light & Coke  Company  to  construct  a tunnel 
under  the  river  at  Taylor  street,  in  order  to 
connect  its  South  Side  mains  with  pipes  to 
be  laid  on  the  West  Side.  The  tunnel  is  to 
be  large  enough  for  a thirty-five-inch  gas 
main  and  a twenty-four-inch  water-pipe, 
and  is  to  cost  about  $50,000.  The  work  is 
to  be  done  under  the  supervision  of  the  City 
Engineer.  The  application  of  Mr.  Billings 
for  a permit  to  cross  the  river  at  the  same 
point  is  still  pending.  The  Illinois  Light, 
Heat  & Power  Company  applied  yesterday 
for  a permit  to  tunnel  the  North  Branch  at 
Chicago  avenue.  Corporation  Counsel  Hoff- 
man was  unable  to  find  any  such  company 
mentioned  in  the  statutes  or  the  city  ordi- 
nances, so  he  sent  word  to  Mr.  Billings  to 
come  in  and  tell  him  where  he  got  authority 
to  put  mains  in  the  streets.  If  it  has  no  or- 
dinance giving  it  the  required  authority  the 
application  will  have  to  be  made  in  the 
name  of  the  old  company. 

A UNION  OF  BUILDING  ASSOCIATIONS. 

A meeting  of  the  Secretaries  of  the  sever- 
al building  associations  of  Cook  County  was 
held  Wednesday  afternoon  in  the  office  of 
the  American  building-Association  News,  at 
No  133  LaSalle  st,  for  the  purpose  of  form- 
ing a permanent  organization  among  them- 
selves. George  Schroeder  of  the  new  Fort 
Dearborn  Association  presided  and  J.  T.  Su- 
tor  acted^s  Secretary.  A general  plan  for 
the  permanent  organization  was  outlined, 
and  the  meeting  was  then  adjourned 
until  June  25.  There  about  150  associations 
doing  business  in  Cook  county,  but  only  a 
small  proportion  were  represented. 

TOWN  OF  LAKE  IMPBOVEMENTS. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  awarded  a contract 
for  100,000  feet  of  Lumber  to  Bloss  & Baker. 
Supervisor  Stafford  submitted  his  monthly 
report,  showing  a balance  on  hand  of  $84,- 
881.  A petition  was  received  for  the  im- 
provement of  53d  st  from  Halsted  to  Mor- 
gan streets.  A contract  for  a 15-inch  sewer 
in  Lincoln  av,  from  67th  to  71st  streets,  was 
awarded  to  Philip  Kelly  at  89  cents  per  lin- 
eal foot.  Proposals  for  the  sewer  in  Ash- 
land av,  from  39th  to  55th  sts,  were  opened 
and  referred.  A petition  for  the  improve- 
ment of  67th  st,  from  Stewart  av  to  Wright 
st,  was  received  and  referred.  The  To'Hi 
Clerk  was  instructed  to  correspond  with  the 

Hyde  Park  Trustees  with  a view  of  hold- 
ing a joint  meeting  and  discussing  the  im- 
provement of  State  street. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  LAW. 


MOBTGAGE FOBEOLOSUBE DEFICIENCY DE- 

OBEE — EELEASE. 

The  opinion  of  the  United  States  Circuit 
Court  for  the  Northern  District  of  Illinois, 
by  Blodgett,  J.,  holding  that  the  legal  effect 
of  the  dealing  by  the  complainant  with  Mrs. 
Fake,  the  purchaser  from  the  mortgagors, 
was  to  change  the  relation  of  the  mortgag- 
ors to  the  indebtedness  from  that  of  princi- 
pal debtors  to  that  of  sureties,  and  that  as 
such  sureties  they  became  released  by  the 
extension  of  time  given  to  Mrs.  Fake,  the 
principal  debtor,  by  the  mortgagee.  The 
court  follows  the  New  York  cases  in  prefer- 
ence to  a conflicting  opinion  in  Iowa  and 
one  in  Connecticut.  We  regard  this  as  an 
important  opinion. 

Confession  of  Judgment  undeb  Poweb  in 
Lease. — The  opinion  of  the  Supreme  Court 
of  Pennsylvania,  by  Paxson,  J..  holding 
where  a lease  providing  that  for  default  for 
a certain  time,  in  payment  of  rent,  lessor 
may  enter  judgment  in  ejectment,  upon 
such  default  occurring  judgment  may  be 
confessed,  and  if  habere  facias  possessionem 
be  issued  thereon,  and  the  tenant  after 
proper  notice  be  ejected  by  the  sheriff,  there 
is  in  this  no  malicious  use  or  abuse  of  civil 
process.  It  has  been  the  practice  in  Penn- 
sylvania, for  more  than  a hundred  years,  to 
enter  judgment  by  confession  in  an  action 
of  ejectment  under  a power  contained  in  a 
lease.  In  this  State  it  is  entered  in  an  ac- 
tion of  forcible  detainer,  and  not  in  eject- 
ment. Judge  Bradwell,  many  years  ago, 
took  the  form  of  lease  used  in  Pennsylvania, 
and  remodeled  it,  changed  its  provisions  so 
as  to  make  the  confession  part  apply  only 
to  an  action  of  forcible  detainer.  This  form, 
so  remodeled,  is  very  generally  used  where 
an  extra  strong  lease  is  required  in  Illinois. 
The  Pennsylvania  practice  was  taken  from 
England,  where  it  had  existed  for  several 
hundred  years.  So  the  practice  of  entering 
judgment  by  confession  under  a power  in  a 
lease  is  old,  and  not  of  modern  origin. 

Replevin — Paeties — Chattel  Mobtgage 
— Feaudulent. — The  opinion  of  the  Appel- 
late Court,  First  District  of  Illinois,  by  Bail- 
ey, J.,  passing  upon  several  questions  of 
practice  in  replevin  suits  and  holding  where 
a chattel  mortgage  expired  by  two  years’ 
limitation  while  two  executions  were  in  the 
sheriff’s  hands  against  the  mortgagor,  and 
it  appeared  that  a short  time  prior  to  the 
expiration  of  the  two  years  the  mortgagee 
and  mortgagor,  in  anticipation  of  the  term- 
ination of  the  lien  of  the  mortgage,  entered 
into  an  arrangement  by  which  the  mortgagee 
was  to  take  possession  of  the  mortgaged 
property  at  the  expiration  of  the  two  years, 
and  foreclose  the  mortgage  by  making  a 
private  sale  of  the  property  back  to  the 
mortgagor  on  credit,  and  take  a new  mort- 
gage to  secure  the  purchase  money,  which 
arrangement  was  in  fact  carried  out.  Upon 
the  two  executions  being  levied  the  next  day 
upon  the  property  so  held,  and  a replevin 
suit  brought  by  the  mortgagee  to  recover 
possession  of  the  mortgaged  property,  that 
the  jury  were  warranted  in  finding  that  the 
entire  scheme  was  undertaken  by  the  mort- 
gagee for  the  purpose  of  so  dealing  with  the 
property  as  to  keep  it  in  the  possession  and 
enjoyment  of  the  mortgagor,  and  to  protect 
it  from  the  liens  and  claims  of  other  credit- 
ors.— [Legal  News. 


HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

Large  wicker  chairs,  silver  bronzed,  and 
with  cushions  of  plush  tied  on  with  bright 
ribbons,  are  very  inviting  for  a library. 

Large  brass  nails  are  figuring  as  a border 
for  tapestry  panels  of  screens;  they  a>-e  also 
used  with  excellent  effect  on  the  lines  of 
upholstery  gimp  or  braid. 

Curtain  chains  are  almost  exclusively  of 
brass.  A very  pretty  design  is  a series  of 
half  moons  with  small  Greek  coins  pendant 
connected  by  chains. 

Glass  photograph  frames  are  the  latest 
novelties  in  this  line.  The  beveled  edge  is 
held  by  an  almost  invisible  band  of  silver, 
and  the  lower  part  of  the  frame  is  ornamen- 
ted with  a cluster  of  silver  daisies. 

Brass  sconces  with  candles  are  supersed- 
ing the  chandelier.  Many  very  attractive 
designs  are  in  copper,  with  oxidized  silver 
trimmings;  and  Nuremberg  candlesticks, 
consisting  of  a length  of  curled  iron  rising 
like  a snake  from  a shamrock-shaped  base 
are  among  the  rococo  novelties. 


The  Labor  Question-- Baninem-i  Outlook 

The  labor  agitations  still  continue  to  be  a 
very  exciting  thing  to  builders  and  inves- 
tors. So  far  as  local  matters  are  concerned 
we  are  nearly  out  of  the  woods.  A few 
strikes  still  obstruct  harmonious  movements 
in  the  building  trades,  but  it  is  thought  that 
in  a week  or  so  everything  will  be  adjusted. 
The  greatest  harm  has  been  done  in  Chicago 
the  least  in  eastern  cities.  The  Master 
Builder’s  Association  of  Boston,  thinks  the 
losses  in  that  neighborhood  will  foot  up  not 
less  than  $5,000,000  and  at  Providence  $1,- 
<’00,000.  The  losses  at  Pittsburg  are  put  at 
$300,000;  at  Louisville,  $500,000;  at  Chicago 
$300,000;  throughout  New  England  $6,000,- 
000.  Fortunately  a great  deal  of  this  work 
will  be  done  as  soon  as  investors  and  build- 
ers feel  safe.  The  factors  of  safety  are  not 
simply  that  no  more  strikes  will  take  place, 
but  that  a reaction  is  not  probable;  that 
there  will  still  be  a demand  for  houses;  that 
people  will  be  able  to  rent  them  and  pay 
rent,  and  that  the  general  industrial  condi- 
tion will  be  as  it  has  been.  Of  course  as  to 
this  there  are  different  notions.  Some  are 
predicting  that  we  are  on  the  eve  of  another 
depression,  that  capital  must  take  warning; 
that  organized  labor  must  be  taught  a les- 
son, and  that  capital  cannot  ezist  upon  its 
present  margins,  or  at  least  it  will  not  leave 
its  present  hiding  places  and  seek  invest 
ment.  A fair  and  reasonable  view  of  the 
situation  is  that  the  industrial  agitations 
are  about  over;  that  a large  amount  of  sus- 
pended work  will  be  undertaxen;  that  capi- 
tal will  be  anxious  for  employment  and  that 
the  businss  of  the  country  will  go  on 
smoothly  from  this  out.  It  makes  every  man 
who  had  anticipated  grand  things  for  the 
spring  of  1886  feel  mad  clean  through,  that 
so  little  has  been  done,  when  the  opportuni- 
ties were  so  great,  and  so  many  capable 
men  were  ready  to  act.  Capital  hungry  for 
investment,  operations  contemplated,  com- 
menced, and,  if  not  altogether  abandoned, 
allowed  to  rest,  owing  to  the  uncertainty  of 
the  situation  and  the  fear  of  loss;  and  what 
have  the  strikers  gained?  Not  much,  cer- 
tainly, unless  idleness,  debt,  suffering  and 
loss  of  employment,  for  a time  at  least  can 
be  counted  as  a gain. 

The  Flagg  Furnace. 

The  Flagg  Furnace  has  been  in  use  for 
the  past  thirteen  years  in  the  States  of  the 
North  and  West,  and  has  proved  itself  a suc- 
cess, as  shown  by  the  abundant  testimonials 
of  those  who  have  given  it  a practical  test 
by  adopting  it.  It  is  one  of  the  most  dura- 
ble as  well  as  the  most  powerful  heaters  for 
schools,  churches,  and  other  public  buildings, 
together  with  all  kinds  of  residences.  The 
market  is  flooded  with  light  sheet  iron  fur- 
naces, which  last  but  two  or  three  years,  and 
prove  in  the  end  a very  expensive  furnace. 

The  Flagg  Furnace  Company,  Room  3,  61 
Lake  street,  corner  State,  believing  that  a 
good  furnace  always  pays  in  the  end,  are 
manufacturing  and  offering  to  the  public  an 
honest,  heavy  cast  iron  furnace.  They  have 
added  many  recent  improvements  and  guar- 
antee the  successful  working  of  their  furnace 
in  every  case  where  their  instructions  are 
carried  out.  M.  A.  Thayer,  one  of  the  oldest 
and  most  favorably  known  furnace  men  in 
Chicago,  has  recently  become  a member  of 
the  firm,  and  will  give  his  supervision  to  the 
manufacture  and  setting  of  the  furnace,  and 
thus  will  give  an  added  assurrance  of  satis- 
faction to  those  who  may  favor  them  with 
orders. 

Loans. 

Chicago  real  estate  as  a source  of  invest- 
ment and  security  is  becoming  more  popu- 
lar with  every  year.  The  recent  labor 
troubles  which  would  have  depreciated  very 
materially  the  real  estate  of  other  cities,  has 
not  affected  the  values  of  Chicago  property, 
for  it  is  held  as  firm  as  ever.  The  amount 
of  money  loaned  on  Chicago  realty  is  con- 
stantly increasing,  as  may  be  seen  by  refer- 
ring to  the  trust  deeds  and  mortgages  pub- 
lished in  another  part  of  this  paper.  Prom- 
inent among  the  firms  who  are  loaning 
money  on  city  real  estate  is  that  of  Felsen- 
thal,  Gross  & Miller,  108  La  Salle  st.  They 
are  ranked  among  our  old  and  large  firms 
and  have  placed  during  the  last  18  years  of 
iheir  existence  many  millions  of  dollars. 
They  are  representatives  of  home  and  non- 
resident capitalists,  and  are  thus  enabled  to 
make  loans  in  any  amount  at  current  rates 
of  interest.  The  firm  is  carrying  on,  in  ad- 
dition to  their  loan  department,  a general 
banking  business  and  are  receiving  the  ac- 
counts of  merchants. 


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COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Milwaukee,  Wis. — John  Johnson  will  build  a $60,000 
residence,  to  be  3-stories,  and  built  of  stone;  E.  T.  Mick  & 
Co.,  architects.  C.  B.  Roberts  & Bros.,  mason  contractors. 
Dumb  waiters,  boilers,  elevators,  etc. 

Marquette,  Mich. — A new  penitentiary  is  to  be  erected; 
it  will  be  built  of  brick  and  stone,  and  cost  $130,000.  Wm. 
Scott  <&  Co.,  Detroit,  architects.  Fire  proof  vaults. 

Quincy,  III. — G.  J.  Cottrell  will  erect  a business  block 
at  a cost  of  $8,000.  It  will  be  three  stories  high,  built  of 
common  brick,  architectural,  ornamental  and  galvanized 
iron.  Frank  Tubbessing  is  the  architect;  W.  B.  Hau worth, 
contractor.  Fire  proofing,  grates,  iron  mantels,  plate  and 
stained  glass,  stove  heating  and  hardwood  finish. 

Burlington,  Lwa. — A stone  bridge,  380  feet  long,  will 
be  built  on  Main  street,  under  the  supervision  of  the  city 
engineer;  it  will  cost  about  $9,000.  Jno.  Mercer,  city  clerk. 

Plans  have  been  made  for  forty  depots  for  the  Chicago, 
Burlington  & Northern  Road,  to  be  built  on  the  line  of  the 
road  between  Oregon  and  St.  Paul,  to  cost  $50,000,  and  also 
a road  house  to  cost  $45,000,  besides  a depot  at  La  Crosse 
to  cost  $15,000. 

Sioux  City,  Iowa — A hotel  has  been  planned  for  the 
Sioux  City  Hotel  Company  to  cost  $100,000,  and  a residence 
for  James  E Booge  for  $10,000. 

W.  W.  Clay,  of  Chicago,  has  plans  for  the  following:  A 

residence  for  Frederick  G.  Perry  on  Washington  avenue,  in 
Hyde  Park,  to  cost  $7,000;  also  a $6,000  flat  building  for 
U.  P.  Smith,  in  Woodlawn  Park,  near  Douglas  avenue.  Also 
a frame  residence  at  La  Grange  for  D.  B.  Lyman,  and  a 
residence  at  Las  Vegas,  N.  M.,  for  William  Vincent.  F.  R. 
Shock  has  plans  for  four  frame  residences  at  Austin  for  E. 
M.  Rossiter,  W.  L.  Emerson,  F.  C.  Beeson  and  W.G.  Beeson. 

Burlington,  Iowa — C.  E.  Starr  is  erecting  a 3-story 
brick  store  building  at  a cost  of  $11,000.  W.  H.  Hayden, 
contractor. 

St.  Louis,  Mo — The  Board  of  Public  Improvements  has 
appropriated  $65,000  for  laying  new  water  mains. 

Racine,  Wis — A 3-story  academy  will  be  erected  for  the 
Dominion  Sisters;  it  will  be  52x92  feet,  and  cost  $18,000. 
It  will  be  built  of  brick,  with  stone  foundation  and  finish, 
terra  cotta,  galvanized  iron,  furnace  heat,  hardwood  floors, 
ornamental  glass  and  school  futniture. 

Reading,  Kan — A 2-story  school  house  costing  about 
$5,000  will  be  erected  here.  It  will  be  built  of  frame,  have 
one  bell,  stove  heat,  wood  carpets,  furniture,  etc.  J.  A. 
BraDtley,  architect. 

South  Evanston,  III — The  Board  of  School  Trustees 
met  Wednesday  and  let  the  contract  for  the  new  school 
house,  corner  of  Lincoln  and  Judson  avenues.  The  build- 
ing will  be  begun  at  once  and  finished  by  Sept.  1.  The 
structure  will  comprise  four  large  rooms  above  the  base- 
ment and  face  on  Lincoln  avenue.  The  cost  will  be  $7,500 

Port  Huron,  Mioh — A 2-storv  brick  school  house  will  be- 
erected  at  a cost  of  $5,000.  Contracts  not  let.  Boiler,  fire 
escape,  fire-proofing,  school  furniture,  stained  and  plate 
glass  and  sidewalk  lights.  M.  Northup,  President  of  Board 
of  Education. 

Sioux  Falls,  Dak — Peck  <fc  Campbell  will  build  a busi- 
ness building  at  a cost  of  $13,000.  It  will  be  built  of  brick, 
terra  cotta,  cut  stone,  granite,  etc.  Fire-proofing,  hard- 
wood finish,  stained  and  plate  glass.  W.  L.  Dow  is  the 
architect. 

Fort  Collins,  Colo — The  Farmers’  Protective  Associa- 
tion will  build  a mill.  Proposals  will  be  received  for  exca- 
vating, building  of  drains  and  brick  and  stone  work  for  the 
same. 

Burlington,  Iowa — Architect  Sunderland  has  prepared 
the  plans  for  a 2-story  residence  for  C.  W.  Rand,  to  cost 
$5,500.  It  will  be  of  frame,  will  be  heated  by  furnace,  and 
will  have  wood  mantels. 


Corning,  Iowa — An  academy  will  soon  be  commenced 
here.  C.  H.  Lee,  of  Des  Moines,  is  the  architect. 

Columbus,  O — William  E.  Horn  will  erect  a 3-story  brick 
business  block  on  High  street  to  cost  $12,000.  It  will  be 
43*xll2  feet. 

St.  Louis,  Mo — Architect  C.  C.  Hellmers,  Jr.,  reports 
plans  for  a 5-story  brick  hotel  addition  for  Mrs.  Beers, 
Grand  ave  aud  Olive  st.;  it  is  to  contain  two  dumb  waiters, 
one  hydraulic  passenger  elevator,  electric  work,  incandes 
cent  electric  light,  fire  alarm,  30-horse  power  engine,  fire 
escapes,  fire-proofing,  steam-heating  apparatus,  marble  and 
wood  mantels,  laundry  machinery,  pump,  safes,  tiling, 
stained  glass  and  sidewalk  lights;  $50,000. 

Hamilton,  O — Architect  Max  Reutte  reports  that  Eisel 
and  Mefford  are  building  for  C.  Benninghofen  a 3-story 
brick  and  stone  building,  and  that  they  will  use  the  follow- 
ing materials:  Boiler,  fire  escapes,  fire-proofing,  grates  and 
wood  mantels,  stained  glass,  steam-heating  apparatus; 
$12,000. 

Columbus,  0 — Architect  J.  H.  Kramer  reports  that  Kin- 
near  & Foster  are  erecting  from  his  plans  a 3-story  brick 
and  stone  business  block  and  the  following  special  material 
will  be  used:  Boilers,  dumb  waiter,  electric  light,  mercuri 

al  fire  alarm,  fire  escapes,  marble  mantels,  stained  glass 
tiling;  $36,000. 

Red  Wing,  Minn — Architect  H.  C.  Misener  reports  that 
Boxrud  Brothers  are  building  after  his  plans  a brick,  stone 
and  granite  building,  three  stories  high,  to  be  heated  by 
steam  and  have  one  freight  elevator,  electric  light  and 
steam  engine;  $15,000. 

Kalamazoo,  Mioh — Architect  M.  W.  Roberts  has  pre- 
pared the  plans  for  a 2-story  frame  residence  to  be  erected 
by  J.  L.  Sebring.  It  will  be  heated  by  furnace;  marble  and 
wood  mantels,  and  laundry  machinery  will  also  be  required; 
will  cost  $7,000. 

Mt.  Vernon,  III — Architect  Elmer  Casey  has  prepared 
the  plans  lor  a 2-story  residence  for  E.  M.  YValker.  it  will 
be  constructed  of  pressed  brick.  It  will  have  wood  mantels. 

Galesburg,  III — Fred  Seacord  will  build  a residence 
costing  about  $5,000.  Harvey  Chatten,  of  Quincy,  is  the 
architect.  Steam-heating  apparatus,  grates,  mantels,  laun- 
dry machinery,  billiard  tables,  etc.,  will  be  used. 

Racine,  Wis — The  Mechanics’  Building  Association  is 
organized  for  the  establishment  and  maintenance  of  an 
opera  house  in  the  city  of  Racine.  The  capital  stock  is 
placed  at  $60,000.  The  opera  house  will  be  built  on  the 
east  side  of  Main  street,  between  Second  and  Third. 

Waterloo,  Ia— Architect  F.  M.  Ellis,  of  Marshalltown, 
has  prepared  the  plans  for  a 3-story  hotel  to  be  erected  here 
by  the  Waterloo  Improvement  Company.  It  will  be  heated 
by  steam,  lighted  by  electricity,  and  cost  $35,000.  The 
contracts  have  not  been  let. 

Pine  Bluffs  Ark — The  St.  Louis,  Arkansas  & Texas  Rail- 
way will  spend  about  $100,000  in  erecting  large  machine- 
shops  near  this  place. 

Grand  Rapids  Dak — The  North  Dakota  Elevator  Com- 
pany is  building  a large  elevator  her6. 

State  Center  Iowa — The  work  of  moving  out  the  old 
buildings  and  clearing  the  ground  for  the  new  Stipp’s  Ho- 
tel has  been  begun. 

Duluth  Minn — A syndicate  of  capitalists  has  been  form- 
ed to  build  a syndicate  block,  100x140  feet  four  stories 
high. 

Anniston  Ala — Gen.  Leslie  will  build  a $10,000  resi- 
dence on  Rhodes  avenue. 

Contracts  are  being  let  for  a $15,000  residence  for  G. 
G.  Lyon  at  Kenwood. 

Marshalltown  Iowa — The  contract  for  building  the 
Odd  Fellow’s  block,  was  let  recently.  The  building  is  to  be 
completed  by  October  1. 

Bibmiggham  Ala — A $6,000  synagogue  will  be  erected 
at  this  place  soon,  also  the  Pioneer  Mining  and  Manufac- 
turing Company,  bids  for  manufacturing  1,000,000  bricks 
and  for  the  erection  of  several  brick  houses. 

The  Birmingham  Gas  Light  and  Illuminating  Company 
will  spend  $40,000  in  enlarging  and  extending  their  gas 
and  electric  light  works. 

Jamestown  Dak — The  Council  of  this  town  has  adver- 
tised for  bids  for  an  artesian  well  and  system  of  water 
works. 

Kansas  City  Mo— Architect  Stephen  D.  Hatch,  of  New 
York,  has  plans  for  a new  hotel  to  be  erected  here  to  cost 
$400,000.  It  will  be  modeled  after  the  Murray  Hill  hotel. 
New  York,  and  will  be  six  stories  and  basement  high,  120x 
220  feet,  and  will  be  constructed  of  pressed  brick  with  stone 
and  terra  cotta  trimmings.  There  will  be  required  steam 
heating  apparatus,  boilers,  engine,  hydraulic  freight  and 
passenger  elevators,  glass  and  iron  store  fronts,  electrio 
lightieg,  marble  floors  and  wainscoting,  furniture,  brats 
work.  The  contracts  have  not  been  let.  A.  J.  Cooper,  of 
Chicago,  is  a member  of  the  company. 

Independence  Iowa — Architect  J-  L.  Rice,  of  Clinton, 
Iowa,  plans  for  an  addition  to  the  insane  asylum  here. 
They  will  use  two  boilers,  one  dumb  waiter,  fire  proofing, 
fire  escapes,  grates,  mantels,  steam  heating  apparatus,  hard- 
wood floor,  slate  roof;  will  cost  $30,000. 

Hawabdan  Ia — A Catholic  church  will  be  erected  here, 
to  cost  $3,000.  It  will  be  of  frame.  Stained.glass,  etc.,  will 
be  required.  Rev.  P.  J.  Phelan,  of  Rock  Valley,  is  pastor 
and  will  let  the  contracts. 


Concordia  Kan— Architect  A.  E.  Lynch,  of  St.  Louis, 
reports  that  he  has  prepared  plans  for  a four-room  ward 
school  building  to  be  built  here.  It  will  be  of  brick,  two 
stories  high,  slate  roof,  and  heated  by  two  furnaces.  Con- 
tracts will  be  let  by  the  board  of  education. 

Benton  Harbor  Mich — Architect  W.  H.  Richards  has 
underway  a two-story  frame  academy  for  Edgcombe  & Me 
Cord.  The  interior  will  be  finished  in  hardwood,  fitted  up 
for  school  purposes,  heated  by  furnace,  with  marble  man- 
tels and  will  cost  $6,500. 

o— — 

,H  all  oiiany  Finish. 

The  Phoenix  Block  cor.  of  Jackson  and  Clark  sts  is  to  be 
finished  entirely  with  mahogany ; it  is  to  be  ten  stories  high. 

The  consumption  of  this  most  beautiful  of  woods  is  in- 
creasing rapidly  in  the  west.  Furniture  manufacturers 
have  heretofore  used  large  quantities  of  it  and  retail  furni- 
ture dealers  have  profited  largely  by  its  use,  by  charging 
enormous  prices. 

The  use  of  mahogany  for  interior  finishing  in  business 
blocks  is  certainly  a new  feature  in  building.  The  different 
kinds  and  grades  of  this  wood  are  found  in  our  tables  on 
page  5.  A description  of  the  different  grades  and  a full 
explanation  of  the  methods  emploved  in  its  manufacture 
have  been  heretofore  published  in  these  columns. 

The  Mexican  mahogany  is  noted  for  its  size  and  clear- 
ness, boards  are  frequently  6awed  from  this  wood  30  feet 
long  and  from  24  to  36  inches  wide  without  a blemish;  the 
Honduros  is  very  soft  plain  wood,  not  much  figure  and  has 
about  the  same  relation  to  real  mahogany  that  basswood 
has  to  pine.  Many  people  think  because  mahogany  is  such 
rich  beautiful  wood  that  is  very  expensive.  We  used  to  think 
so  too  but  on  enquiring  at  the  yard  where  it  comes  from 
first  hands  we  find  that  the  cost  of  this  over  other  hard-fin- 
ishing woods  is  very  little,  in  fact  only  12  to  20$,  and  when 
we  consider  that  it  is  a wood  that  grows  richer  with  age  it 
is  surprising  that  there  is  not  more  used  even  than  there  is. 
How  many  of  us  have  not  seen  some  piece  of  flaahogany 
furniture  that  has  been  made  generations  ago  aDd  admired 
its  natural  beauty?  Where  can  we  find  another  wood  that 
is  as  durable  and  will  improve  with  age  like  this?  It  has 
always  been  surprising  how  people  will  finish  a house  or  a 
piece  of  furniture,  stained  to  imitate  this  wood,  when  they 
they  know  that  in  a few  years  it  will  be  shabby — when  for  a 
very  little  more  cost  they  can  have  the  genuine  that  will 
last  for  ever.  It  is  a mistake  to  stain  any  kind  of  wood  to 
imitate  another,  if  it  is  not  good  enough  to  finish  natural  it 
is  not  worth  having  at  all.  You  can  never  make  one  wood 
look  just  like  another  of  a different  species,  then  if  it  wont 
stand  on  its  own  merits  why  not  paint  it  and  be  done  with 
it. 


FREIGHT  RATES  WEST. 


FREIGHT  RATES  TO  KANSAS  CITY,  ST.  JOSEPH,  ATCHISON  AND 
LEAVENWORTH,  IN  EFFECT  NOV.  2. 


From  Alton 

“ Burlington  . . . 

“ Chicago 

“ Clinton 

“ Davenport... 

1‘  Detroit 

“ Fort  Madison 

“ Fulton 

“ Hannibal .... 

“ Keokuk 

“ Louisiana 

“ Moline 

“ Montrose .... 

“ Peoria 

“ Quincy 

“ Rock  Island.. 

“ St.  Louis .... 

“ Toledo 


11*  cents. 

13  * “ 

16  “ 

16 

i*34  “ 
22*  “ 

13  * “ 

16 

12*  “ 

13  * “ 

12  * “ 

“ 

13*  “ 

16  “ 
12*  “ 
■14*  “ 
11*  “ 

■ 22*  “ 


FREIGHT  RATES  EAST. 


FROM  CHICAGO  AND  COMMON  POINTS  ON  CAB  LOAD  LOTS  OF  HARD 
AND  SOFT  LUMBER. 


To  New  York 25 

“ Boston 30 

“ Philadelphia 23 

“ Baltimore 22 

“^Washington 22 

“ Albany 24 

“ Troy 24 

“ Schenectady 24 

“ Buffalo 15 

“ Pittsburgh 15 

“ Wheeling 15 

“ Suspension  Bridge 15 

“ Salamanca 15 

“ Black  Rock 15 

“ Dunkirk 15 

“ Erie 15 

“ Toronto 15 


cents. 


o- 

Rosewood. 


Rosewood  was  once,  even  if  it  be  not  now,  a fashionable 
wood.  It  was  used  for  costly  furniture  and  pianofortes. 
There  is  no  information  respecting  its  first  employment; 
but  it  appears  certain  that  it  became  known  soon  after  the 
discovery  of  South  America.  Old  writers  speak  of  rose- 
wood cabinets  and  other  furniture  made  of  it.  The  wood  is 
met  with  only  in  South  America.  The  French  give  it  the 
name  of  “ palisandre;”  by  the  Germans  it  is  sometimes 
called  “ Palissander-holz.”  What  they  term  “ bois  de  rose, 
or  “ Rosenholz,”  is  in  reality  an  African  wood,  aud  red  with 


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yellow  streaks.  It  seldom  attains  a diameter  of  more  than 
8 inches  and  is  cut  into  veneers  to  be  used  as  a bordering 
in  inlaid  work  or  for  floors.  But  the  best  quality  of  rose  or 
palisandre  wood  is  found  in  Brazil.  All  the  finest  descrip- 
tions of  this  wood  are  exported  from  Rio  de  Janeiro. 
Larger  quantities  of  inferior  kinds  are  sent  out  from  Bahia. 
The  latter  sort,  however,  is  only  worked  for  cheaper  arti 
cles,  the  fiber  having  a dark  red  color  and  but  few  beautiful 
veins.  Honduras  also  exports  a description  of  heavy,  dark 
colored  rosewood,  which  is  mostly  made  into  drumsticks 
and  walking-sticks.  The  Rio  de  Janeiro  wood  grows  to  a 
good  size,  and  has  beautiful  veins.  The  best  is  chosen  for 
veneers;  but  the  ordinary  blocks  with  straight  fiber  look 
very  rough  and  knotty.  Rosewood  is  at  present  sold  by 
weight;  formerly  it  was  disposed  of  by  trunks.  It  contains 
a very  stringent  oil,  which  must  be  extracted  by  steam  or 
else  by  long  exposure  to  the  air,  before  the  wood  can  be 
glued.  It  has  also  a powerful  smell,  and  people  who  work 
it  seem  to  be  penetrated  with  it.  Nothing  can  remove  it, 
and  the  worker  in  it  may  be  easily  distinguished  from  such 
as  work  in  other  woods;  the  dust  rising  from  the  wood 
when  it  is  being  rubbed  with  sand  paper  is  not  poisonous, 
but  it  imparts  to  the  face  of  the  workman  a peculiar,  ghast- 
ly expression.  Rosewood  is,  if  properly  worked,  the  most 
durable  description  of  wood,  and  may  even  after  a hundred 
years’  use  be  polished  again  so  well  that  it  looks  like  new. 
It  is  extremely  hard  and  strong,  and  becomes  harder  with 
age. 


J.  W.  Malone,  Pres. 


E.  T.  Malone,  See.  and  Treas. 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 


EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 


CHICAGO. 

Telephone  848.4 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M.  Boioe. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


Mahogany  has  become  the  leading  and  fashionable  fur- 
niture and  cabinet  wood  in  this  country,  as  it  is  now  and 
has  been  for  two  centuries  in  England  and  Europe.  It  is 
already  largely  used  in  house  trimmings  and  doors  in  our 
large  cities.  It  is  a wood  which  does  not  crack, warp,  swell, 
or  shrink,  and  is  famous  for  holding  glue.  It  improves 
with  age  in  color  or  tone,  and  therefore  gets  more  beautiful 
as  it  gets  older,  whereas  other  precious  woods  look  theif 
best  when  new.  So  great  has  the  increase  in  the  use  or 
mahogany  become  in  the  past  few  years  in  this  country, 
thai  many  manufacturers,  especially  in  the  Western  States, 
have  been  making  goods  of  cherry,  birch,  and  other  cheap 
and  inferior  woods,  and  staining  them  to  imitate  mahog- 
any; but  these  imitation  goods  very  soon  begin  to  fade  as 
well  as  to  crack,  warp  or  shrink,  to  the  disgust  of  the  pur- 
chaser. Walnut  is  rapidly  going  out  of  fashion,  and  as  this 
wood  is  now  very  scarce,  and  getting  more  so  every  year, 
its  use  is  necessarily  diminishing,  and  mahogany  is  taking 
its  place,  as  also  of  rosewood.  Mahogany  should  not  be 
varnished  till  it  has  grown  dark  to  suit  one’s  taste,  as  varn- 
ish is  said  to  stop  the  natural  coloring  process. — [N.  Y. 
Evening  Post. 


Knights  of  Labor  vs.  Saloons. 

“ The  temperance  question  is  an  important  one,  aDd  I 
sometimes  think  it  is  the  main  issue.  The  large  number  of 
applications  during  the  past  year  to  grant  dispensations  to 
allow  the  initiation  of  rnmsellers  was  alarming.  I have  per- 
sistently refused  them,  and  will  enjoin  my  successor,  if  he 
values  the  future  success  of  the  order,  to  shut  the  doors  with 
triple  bars  against  the  admission  of  the  liquor  dealer.  His 
path  and  that  of  the  honest,  industrious  workman  lie  in  op- 
posite directions.  The  rum-seller  who  seeks  admission  into 
a labor  society  does  so  with  the  object  that  he  may  entice 
its  members  into  his  saloon  after  the  meetings  close.  No 
question  of  interest  to  labor  has  ever  been  satisfactorily 
settled  over  a bar  in  a rumhole.  No  labor  society  ever  ad- 
mitted a rum-seller  that  did  not  die  a drunkard’s  death. 

I No  workman  ever  drank  a glass  of  rum  who  did  not  rob  his 
family  of  the  price  of  it,  and  in  doing  so  committed  a 
I double  crime — murder,  and  theft.  He  murders  the  intellect 


Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

A.  A.  CUDELL.  A.  A.  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

FINE  CABINET  WORK. 

Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

FACTORY*.  l /\U!AA/\A 

22  Sl  24  South  Jefferson  St, ) OnlUAUO. 

City  Office: — Rooms  21  and  22,  226  & 228  I^a  Halle  Ht. 

F-  ML.  CLARKE 
Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  --elating  to  real  estate  transac- 
ted. 


with  which  the  Maker  hath  endowed  him.  He  steals  from 
his  family  the  means  of  sustenance  he  has  earned  for  them. 
Turn  to  the  annals  of  every  dead  labor  society,  and  you  will 
see  whole  pages  blurred  aad  destroyed  by  the  accursed  foot- 
prints of  rum.  Scan  the  records  of  a meeting  at  which  a 
disturbance  took  place,  and  yon  will  hear  echoing  through 
the  hall  the  maudlin,  fiendish  grunt  of  the  drunken  brute 
who  disturbed  the  harmony  of  the  meeting.  In  the  whole 
English  language  I can  find  no  word  that  strikes  more  ter 
ror  to  my  soul  than  the  one  word  ‘Rum.’  It  was  born  in 
hell  ere  the  fiat  ‘no  redemption’  had  gone  forth.  Its  life 
on  earth  has  been  one  of  ruin  to  the  hopes  of  youth  and  the 
peace  of  old  age.  It  has  robbed  childhood  of  its  delights. 
It  has  stolen  the  laugh  from  the  lips  of  innocence,  the 
bloom  from  the  cheeks  of  manhood.  It  has  touched  the 
heart  of  old  age  like  the  tip  of  a poisoned  arrow.  Its  sound, 
as  it  gurgles  from  the  neck  of  a bottle,  echoes  through  many 
a desolate  household  as  the  hissing  of  a thousand  serpents. 
You  may  deem  me  too  radical  on  this  point.  Yet  I never 
interfere  with  the  rights  of  a man  to  drink  if  he  so  elects. 
I hold  I have  a right  to  and  do  shun  rum  as  I would  an  en- 
raged tiger,  neither  meddling  with  it  nor  allowing  it  to 
meddle  with  me.  So  long  as  it  keeps  its  distance  I am  con- 
tent to  leave  it  alone,  but  the  moment  it  attempts  to  inter- 
fere with  my  rights  by  coming  into  the  Knights  of  Labor, 
then  my  soul  rises  in  arms  against  it,  and  I can  find  no 
words  too  bitter,  no  denunciation  too  scathing,  to  hurl 
against  it.” — [Powderly’s  Address  to  the  General  Conven- 
tion of  K.  of  L. 


REPORT  OF  NEW  BUILDINGS  -A.  INT  ID  BXJIDDIlsrOS  TO  BE  ERECTED, 


In  advance  of  Permits|for  the  weekending  June  12,  1886. 


OWNER. 


J J Glessner 

J F Rhodes  1 

> and  others. 
Fred  Eames  ) 

H E Buckien 

Geo  d Holden 

Mrs  E T Hoagland 

Dennis  Mitchell 

Jno  Quincy  Adams 

C Ritchie 

Jno  B Nelleger 

Arthur  Orr 

L & J S Claus 

Cleveland  C O Stove  Co.. 

Geo  C Watts 

T J Eullette 

F B WykofE 

Chas  D B O’Ryan  

C H Nichols 

L Silverman 

D Murphy 

Mr  McGurn 

Edward  Fain 

Jno  McAdams 

Prinston  Apartm’t  House  Co 
City  of  Chicago 


2 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


Residence 


4 Apartment  Building. . 


Apartment  Building . . 

Stores  and  flats 

Residence 

Store  and  flats 

Building 

Flat  building 

Residence  

Tenement  Building... 

Residence 

Warehouse 

Stores  and  flats 

Dwelling 

Dwelling 

Store  and  flat 

Dwelling 

Factory 

Two  dwellings 

Stores  and  flats 

Flat  building 

Two  Stores  and  flats. 
Apartment  Building. 
School  house 


SIZE. 


74x160 

85x1:0 


42x62 

35x53 

25x60 

80x175 


30x100 

75x70 

60x125 

44x80 

32x48 

30x45 

30x85 

22x72 

75x100 

44x70 

50x110 

21x60 

40x45 

' 49xi20 


LOCATION. 


S W cor  Prairie  av  and  18th  st . . . 

S E cor  Prairie  av  and  18th  st  j 

Michigan  av  and  Peck  ct 

3539  Michigan  av  

N E cor  51st  st  and  Lake  av 

Webster  av  and  Osgood  st 

Wabash  av  and  Congress  st 

315  Indiana  st 

Kenwood,  111 

Indiana  av  and  39th  st 

Wentworth  av  and  63d  st 

W Erie  st 

Van  Buren  st  and  Hermitage  av. 

Englewood 

Englewood 

Wells  and  Pearson  sts 

Grand  Boulevard  and  37th  st 

Grenshaw  st  and  Western  av 

LaSal'e  av 

Division  and  Halsted  sts 

14th  st  and  Blue  Island  av 

219-221  26th  st  

Cor  LaSalle  av  and  Eugenie  sts.. 
Augusta  and  Hoyne  sts 


COST 


$75000 

400  “ 

25  “ 
17  “ 

6 “ 

6 “ 
100  “ 

7 “ 
10  “ 
20  “ 
20  ” 
35  “ 
15  “ 

6 “ 
6500 

8 “ 
20  “ 
25  “ 
15  “ 
14  “ 

4 ‘ 

6 “ 
150000 
50  “ 


ARCHITECT  OE  BUILDER. 


E A Cameron 

| Burnham  & Root,  Montauk  Block 

Oscar  Cobb,  60  Major  Block 

Oscar  Cobb,  60  Major  Block 

M L Beers,  149  LaSalle  st 

Edbrooke  & Burnham,  184  Dearborn  st 

Treat  & Foltz.  80  Dearborn  st 

Strippleman  & Co.,  161  LaSalle  st  

G Isaacson,  Ashland  Block 

T V Wadskier,  Ins  Ex  Building 

B W S Clark,  Ins  Ex  Building 

McAfee  & Lively,  Ashland  Block 

H R Wilson,  224  LaSalle  st 

B W S Clark,  Ins  Ex  Building 

B W S Clark,  Ins  Ex  Building 

Geo  S Spohr,  249  Chicago  av 

Ray  & Wheelock 

J M Van  Osdel  & Co,  41  Clark  st 

H M Hansen,  Opera  House  Block 

A F Boos,  474  Sedgwick  st 

C E Kauffman,  70  LaSalle  st 

Wm  Erley,  Douglas  av 

Mssrs.  Shaw,  Thatcher  & Rhodes  [managers] 
J J Flanders,  173  LaSalle  st 


DESCRIPTION. 


Stone  and  marble,  hardwood. 

Material  not  decided  on. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Frame,  hardwood  finish. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Frame;  hardwood  finish. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  and  ornamental  brick  and  terra  cotta. 
Brick. 

8t  Louis  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone 
Frame;  hardwood  finish. 

Frame. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brown  stone  and  pressed  brick. 

Stone,  brick  and  architectural  iron. 

Brick  and  terra  cotta. 

Indiana  pressed  brick  and  limestone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick,  pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 


Hardwood 


I ,.mUpp ! Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 

LU  HI  lid  j AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 

AND  HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 

I imber.  tTiV-Spec'al  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 

Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATED  188  . 

HOLBROOK  CO. 

Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHIC  AG  O 

South  Branch  Chicago  River.  | Telephone  No.  8213. 


358 


—[Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

eal  Estate  I Loans 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


J.  KOBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  St.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street — Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Membeb  Chicago  Real  Estate  Boabd. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited. 


Edward  Rutz,  Ex-Treasurer  State  of  Illinois. 


H.  M.  Needles. 


W.  F.  Netling. 


Wk.  Reed. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLING, 

CITY  5 AND  6 PER  CENT.  LOANS  NEGOTIATED  IN  SUMS  OF  $2,000  AND 
OVER.  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD.  ’ 


Rooms  35,  Portland 


Block,  S.  E,  Corner  Washington  and 
Dearborn  Streets. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


Ill  La  Salle  St., 


CHICA&O. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

B*Money  Loaned. 

®"Taxes  Paid, 

®*Inveshnents  Made, 

Buildings  Kented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A-  SPECIALTY. 

Room  42  Portland  Block,  107  Dearborn  St. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs.  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st.: 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8%  to  15$  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opeea  House  Building. 


MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWE8T  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

R.  Prindivllle,  Agent, 


Rooms  13  and  14. 


No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran 
dolph-st.: 

We  have  for  sale:  Lake  View  property  of 
every  description.  Choice  lots  at  the  termi- 
nins  of  the  new  North  Halsted  street-car  line 
on  Melrose  and  School  Sts. 

We  are  exclusive  agents  for  the  central 
part  of  Argyle  Park,  the  first  lake  shore 
suburb  north  of  Chicago.  Also  have  acres 
for  sale  on  the  Chicago,  Evanston  & Lake 
Superior  Railroad.  Owners  of  a new  sub- 
division at  Avondale,  5 miles  from  the 
Northwestern  Railroad  city  depot.  Neat 
cottages  and  fifty  feet  of  ground,  two  blocks 
from  station,  for  $1,000  on  monthly  pay- 
ments. 

Money  loaned  on  good  city  and  suburban 
property  at  current  rates. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bernhabd  F.  Webeb,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


P.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  :: 


ASD 


Renting  Agent, 


161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 

FTB8T  FLOOB  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


Peltzer’s  Map  of  Chicago. 

Price,  $125.  Cost.  $480. 

Address  E.  MILNER,  Room  74, 


In  good  condition. 
79  Dearborn  et. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 


84  LaSalle  Street. 


FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  North 
Side  property  onr  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Pbopebty  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 

D.G.  HAMILTON, 

DEALER  IN 

Real  Estate  and.  Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


FOR  SALE. — By  C.  U.  Gobdon  <fc  Co.,  79 

Dearborn  Street. 

Elm  Street,  near  Lake  Shore  Drive,  ele- 
gant residences,  from  $9,000  to  $13,000 
each. 

Corner  Bellevue  Place  and  Rush  Street, 
choice  location  for  block  houses. 

Bargains  in  residence  and  business  pro- 
perty in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  6t., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 
W.  Twelfth  st.,  lot  3534x124,  good 
corner. 

Congress-st.,  cor.  Honore,  125x97. 
Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 
brick  flats. 

Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 
brick. 

Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 
25x100. 

Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  26x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  Prick  cottage. 

Leavitt-st.,  near  North-ave.,  50x 

125,  vacant. 

Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 

126,  very  cheap. 


15.000. 

11.000. 

8,000. 

8.500. 

5.500. 

4.500. 
4,500. 
2,600. 
2,360. 
1,200. 
1,100. 


600. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dbeyeb  & Co.,  99 
Dearborn-st. : 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 
State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clabk  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buben-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chioago-ave.,  west  of  WeRs-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st.— Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chioago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st. — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chioago-ave. — 2-storv  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clabk-st. — Stone-front  store  . .$16,000 
Nobth  Clabk-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Miohigan-ave.  and  Thibty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Habmon-ooubt — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clabk-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stcry  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments  ,...$28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-storv  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st . . . $20,000 
330x150.  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 

5 stone  iront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 maroie  rronts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave, 

FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph.  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 

6 N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 
Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 

cars,  the  Chicago  <fc  N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Fabb,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

KIIILDMIG  FEitMITS. 

Astor  st  No  36,  Mrs  P L Shuman  two-story 
dwelling  28x64,  $6,000. 

Austin  av  No  250  J Wuller  three-story  dwell- 
ing 22x56,  $4,000. 

Ambrose  and  Hoyne  sts  the  Rev  Mr  Weber, 
basement  66x100,  $8,000- 
Ashland  av  No  530,  F Bartels  two-story 
dwelling  24x53,  $4,000. 

Almond  st  Nos  15  and  17  and  16  to  28,  F B 
Cla  k eight  one  story  cottages  each  21x40 
$13,000. 

Blue  Island  av  Nos  871  and  873  Charles 
Ffeiffer  two  one  story  cottages  each  20x50 
$2,200, 

Bryson  st  No  37  Peter  Olesen  two  story  flats 
21x44,  $3,300. 

Blue  Island  av  Nos  939  and  941,  Amick  & 
Lyons  two  twe-story  stores  and  flats  47x 
30,  $6,000. 

Belden  av  No  411  John  M Selig  two-story 
dwelling  22x56,  $4,500. 

Butler  ?t  No  2910  J Zaruba  two-story  dwell- 
ing, 21x80,  $4,600. 

Butler  st  No  3718  A McNamara  one-story 
cottage  21x48,  $1,200. 

Boley  st  No  473,  John  Tappenbach  two-story 
flats  20x50,  $2,500. 

Butterfield  No  3639,  John  Downs,  one-story 
cottage  20x30.  $1,200. 

Bryson  st  No  169  William  Korschmick  one- 
story  cottage  22x48,  $1,000. 

Belden  av  Nos  273  and  275  J B Patterson, 
two  two-storv  dwellings  48x58,  $9,500. 
Bryson  st  Nos  142  to  158,  John  Nelson  seven 
two-story  flats  154x44,  $21,000. 

California  av  No  462  H Pelt  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x32,  $7( 0. 

Chicago  av  w No  645  H Anderson  three -story 
dwelling  21x46,  $3,500. 

Clark  st  n No  637  Mrs  Letta  Robinson  four- 
story  store  and  flats  26x65,  $10,000. 

Centre  st  No  370,  O Weinhaber,  one  story 
cottage  27x32,  $1,300. 

Carpenter  st  n No  142  P Jacobson  one-story 
office  10x14,  $100. 

Cornell  st  No  185,  FL  Sligowski  one-story 
store  18x42,  $800. 

Centre  av  Nos  567  and  569,  John  Petern  two 
four  story  stores  and  flats  50x90,  $12,000. 
Calumet  av  No  2977  F C Delamater  three 
two-story  dwellings  50x56,  $15,000. 

Chicago  av  e No  302  FBartling  basement  25 
x20  $700. 

Congress  stw  No  822  Henry  Kerr,  two-story 
flats  22x50.  $3,500. 

Centre  st  Nos  212  and  214,  C Nissen  two- 
three  story  stores  and  flats  41x48,  $8,000. 
Dayton  st  No  461  E Benzwig  two-stcry 
dwelling  23x45,  $4,000. 

Erie  st  w No  389  John  Hoffstad  three-story 
story  and  flats  25x68  $6,000. 

Erie  st  w Mo  197  C Nelson,  three-story  dwell- 
ing 21x52,  $3,500. 

Eighteenth  st  w No  653  John  Blaha  three 
story  flats,  24x80,  $5,500. 


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BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 


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133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


TILE  AND  EIEE-PLACE  GOODS.  HardWOOd  Interior  Finish.  Eine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


Elston  av  No  1127  Wm  JBoler  one-story  shop 
20x40,  $500. 

Eighteenth  st  w No  521  S Vesley  one-story 
cottage  20x40,  $1,300. 

Fourteenth  st  w No  628  Andrew  Garvey  two- 
story  dwelling  21x50.  $2,000. 

Fourteenth  st  w Nos  630  and  632  John  W 
Garvay  basement  21x32,  $1,000. 

Forest  av  Nos  3111  to  3117  Mr  Wendell  four 
three-story  dwellings  87x60,  $30,000. 
Fourteenth  st  No  352  John  Campbell  base- 
ment 24x31,  $2,500. 

Fourteenth  st  w No  255  John  Rustman  two- 
story  flats  24x44,  $4,000. 

Fairfield  av  No  681,  J Padour  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x50,  $2,000. 

Fifth  av  No  189,  Wolfganz  Sporlein  six- 
story  store  23x90,  $10,01)0. 

Fox  pi  No  4,  J Leschinski  one-story  cottage 
20x25  $800. 

Girard  st  Nos  863  to  869  D F Anderson  four 
two-story  dwellings  80x34,  $10,000. 

Harrison  st  \\  No  199  A M Bell  three-story 
addition  25x33,  $2,400. 

Harvard  st  No  1408  W S Robinson  one-story 
cottage,  20x20  $400. 

Harrison  stNos  129  and  131  John  Hewitt 
three-story  factory  50x90,  $6,000. 

Halsted  st  s Nos  3324  and  3326.  Fred  Conrad 
two  three-story  stores  and  flats  50x74  $10- 
000. 

Indiana  w No  708  John  0 Chnett  one-story 
office  12x12,  $160. 

Leavitt  st  n No  956  Wm  Wegner  two-story 
dwelling  21x36,  $2,000. 

La  Salle  st  No  3189  Geo  B Bassen  three-story 
dwelling  22x60,  $4,000. 

Leavitt  st  No  667  John  Jensen  one  story  cot- 
tage 22x44,  $1,000. 

Loomis  st  foot  of,  McBean  & Co  one-story 
engine-house,  11x23,  $100. 

Madison  st  Nos  867  and  869  Dr  McChesney, 
three  one-story  stores  47x50,  $2,500. 

Myrtle  st  Nos  12  and  16  F B Clark  two  one- 
story  cottages  each  21x40,  $2,500. 
Milwaukee  av  No  825  F Miller  three-story 
story  store  and  dwelling  26x90  $10,000. 
Madison  st  w No  314  C G Hadduck  three- 
story  store  and  flats  25x100,  $13,000. 
Mohawk  st  No  350  Charles  Caniseus  base- 
ment 22x40,  $800. 

May  st  n No  258  Julia  Gotterman  two-story 
dwilling  22x68,  $3,500. 

Margaret  st  No  36,  R T Davis  two  story  flats 
21x60,  $2,500. 

Morgan  st  No  559,  Chas  Kupfar  two-story 
flats  22x66,  $4,000. 

North  av  Nos  98  to  102  the  Ristow-Roscher 
Manufacturing  Co,  two-story  planing  mill 
60x75,  $6,000. 

Ohio  st  w No  698,  H F Lewis  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x30,  $800. 

Oanley  st  Nos  454  to  460  J N Cumming  four 
two  story  dwellings  77x50,  $i8,000. 

Oak  st  No  144  F Witterberg  three-story  ad- 
dition 25x36  $3,000. 

Ohio  st  w No  210,  F C Konning  three-story 
flats  22x52,  $4,500. 

Prairie  av  Nos  1802  to  1806,  J J Glessner  two- 
story  dwelling  74x160.  $60,000. 

Robey' st  s No  401  P J Kiley  two-story  dwell- 
ing 21x48,  $3,000. 

Shober  st  Nos  678  and  708,  John  Jenson  two 
one-story  cottages  each  20x40,  $2,000. 
Shober  st  No  690  John  Jenson  two-storv 
dwelling  20x44,  $2,200. 

State  st  Nos  3034  to  3036,  Wright  & Singer 
fonr-story  hotel  63x117,  $50,000. 


Seventeenth  st  No  650  V Pintys  one-story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,000. 

South  st  No  469  H 0 Cooper  one- story  of- 
fice 9x16,  $200. 

SoHth  Park  av  No  3141  Emma  J Jeffrey  ad- 
dition 22x24,  $3,000, 

South  Park  av  Nos  3040  to  3044  G B Wat- 
rous  three-two  story  dwellings  50x50,  $15- 
000. 

Thirty  first  st  Nos  306  and  308,  Chas  Barnes 
additions  $7,000. 

Thirteenth  pi  No  512,  John  F Kelly  one- 
story  cottage  20x32,  $800. 

Trumbull  st  No  1170  Thos  Dudlin  one  story 
cottage  22x30,  $800. 

Twelfth  st  w No  564,  F E Schubert  addi- 
tions $7,000. 

Twelfth  stw  Nos  1028  and  1030  two  three- 
story  stores  and  dwellings  48x80,  $16,000. 

Twenty-sixth  st  No  430  John  Olesen  base- 
ment 22x52,  $1,000. 

Taylor  st  No  630  Thos  Martin  two-story 
dwelling  24x54  $7,500. 

Twentieth  st  w No  599  Andrew  Roderer, 
three-story  flats  21x63,  $4,000. 

Van  Buren  st  w Nos  1393  to  1403,  J W Ack- 
erman three-story  school-house,  70x90, 
$20,000. 

Van  Buren  st  w No  456  H Hebard  two-story 
dwelling  24x68,  $5,000. 

Vernon  av  No  3564  H K Coale  two-story 
dwelling  22x56,  $4,000. 

Wilcox  av  No  1190  E C Earl,  one  story  cot- 
tage 22x40,  $1,000. 

Wilson  st  No  78,  Max  Swartz  three-story 
dwelling  24x80,  $7,000. 

Wood  st  n No  912  Otto  Haak  two  two-story 
stores  and  flats  40x52.  $3,500. 

Wright  st  No  51  T Sullivan  addition  23x58, 
$1,500. 

Walnut  st  Nos  31  and  33,  Ed  Wernick  two 
two-story  dwellings  37x58,  $6,000. 

Wabash  av  No  3251  F Guerra  & Co  two- 
story  dwelling  23x55,  and  barn  23x40,  $7,- 
000. 

Warren  av  Nos  701  to  711  F W Campbell  six 
two-story  dwellings  134x38,  $30,000. 

Zion  pi  No  31  (rear)  J Precheychal  one-story 
shop  21x56  $2,300. 


WARKA8ITY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 


City  Property. 

Archer  av  nw  cor  of  Salt  st  sf  202  ft  to  rail- 
road May  27,  D Davis  to  the  Chicago  & 

Alton  Railroad  Co  $25,000 

Arnold  st  bet  38th  and  39th  wf  24%xl23  ft 
May  10,  A B Kile  to  J H Ludden  ....  $700 
Adams  st  w near  Washtenaw  av  sf  26x124 
ft  June  5,  E Dunn  to  J P Hawley . . $2,100 
Burling  st  315  ft  s of  Willow  ef  24x104  ft 
impd  May  25,  Frank  Schroeder  to  Laur- 

ette  Schroeder $2,000 

Bismarck  st  e of  Noble  nf  24x60  ft  Juns  2, 

H Gunderson  to  H & A Larson $500 

Bissell  st  268  ft  n of  Willow  ef  24x125  ft 
impd  June  5,  K Pioss  to  E R Ostlund 

$2,200 

BismarcK  st  100  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf  50 
xl24  ft  June  2,  L Oberndorf  to  Arthur 

Nys $1,000 

Bushnell  st  50  ft  e of  Portland  av  sf  25x124 
ft  May  15,  Patrick  McNicholas  to  F 

Kreutzberger $2,600 

Barber  st  176  ft  e of  Union  nf  25x73  ft 
Apr  27,  James  O’Connor  to  Mary  Senka 
$550 


Butler  st  bet  32d  and  33d  ef  25x124  ft  May 
27,  Finney  & Lyons  to  James  Hayes.  $650 
Butler  st  325  ft  s of  30th  wf  25x125  ft  Mch 
25,  F Kuntzner  to  E M Townsend.  . $1,000 
Commercial  st  236  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  ef 
23x122  ft  May  15,  J Riehl  to  B Howe  $350 
Cottage  Grove  av  150  ft  s of  31st  wf  25x 
110  ft  June  4,  Samuel  Anderson  to  Geo 

H Crawford  $3,300 

Cottage  Groye  av  150  ft  s of  31st  st  wf  25x 
110  ft  June  4,  G H Crawford  to  Kate  C 

Anderson  $3,300 

Cross  st  n of  Harrison  wf  75x116  ft  Mch  21 

F D Coltrin  to  A C Helm $1,200 

Cutler  st  75  ft  n of  33d  wf  25x124  ft  impd 
June  5,  Wm  Flindt  to  J G Brann ....  $2,350 
Calumet  av  bet  34th  and  35th  sts  wf  50x 

124  ft  Apr  30,  A B Knapp  to  Marshall 

Field $5,000 

California  av  25  ft  n of  Ambrose  stef  25x 

125  ft  May  27,  M E Barnett  to  M Malo- 
ney   $325 

Congress  st  sw  cor  of  Franklin  nf  undivid- 
ed )4  of  171x105  ft  impd  May  14,  Mor- 
timer Goff  to  Newton  S McAbee  trustee 

$100,000 

Chicago  av  60  ft  e of  Franklin  st  sf  20x100 
ft  impd  June  1,  J Hart  to  L W & H A 

Herdrich $13,000 

Crosby  st  172  ft  s of  Elm  wf  25x86  ft  May 
28  estate  of  W M Halsted  to  F WisKawil 

$400 

Campbell  av  18  ft  n of  Lexington  st  wf 
17%x80  ft  May  12,  J S Campbell  to  S & 

H Markus $2,800 

Cypress  st  96  ft  s of  Taylor  ef  24x112  ft 
Apr  19,  M Henshaw  to  A & M A McAlis- 
ter  $700 

Commercial  st  n of  Wabansia  av  ef  23x122 
ft  June  7,  E S Dreyer  to  T Riehl ....  $300 
Congress  st  w 175  ft  e of  Aberdeen  st  sf  25 
x83  ft  June  3,  K Bruse  to  E E Breitung 

$2,600 

Douglas  av  98)4  w °f  Rhodes  av  sf  22x 
104  ft  Mch  26  F E Cashill  to  E H Vsll- 

ette $3,300 

Division  st  se  cor  of  Drummond  nf  96x 
125  ft  with  24x130  ft  in  same  blk  (Lots 
36  to  40  blK  4 of  blks  1 to  4 and  7,  Clif- 
fords add)  May  28,  estate  of  James  Car- 
ter to  J M Krause $5,275 

De  Koven  st  50  ft  w of  Desplaines  nf  25x 
101ft  June  8,  Mary  Baxa  to  Frank  Supp 

$2,800 

Dudley  st  187  ft  s of  Division  ef  25%xl25 
ft  Mch  10,  W E Hatterman  to  P Soder- 

berg $700 

Division  st  w 124  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  24 
xl25  ft  June  2,  Jacobson  &TallmantoC 

E Danielson $800 

Dickson  st  122  ft  s of  Blackhawk  ef  24x 
137  ft  Mch  12,  J M Southworth  to  S Zu- 

lenski $1,000 

Dickson  st  146  ft  s of  BlackhawK  ef  24x 
137  ft  Mch  16,  J M Southworth  to  J N 

Eroda $1,000 

Emerald  av  238  ft  s of  37th  st  wf  24x133  ft 
May  25,  Wm  L Newman  to  J Rogers 

$1,350 

Eighteenth  st  w 120  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x 
124  ft  June  3,  J Evans  to  Chas  Jemkew 

$500 

Eighteenth  st  w 242  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf 
24x124  ft  Apr  23,  J Evans  et  al  to  V Za- 

bran $500 

Erie  stw  168  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  24x124  ft 
June  8,  James  F Griffin  to  August  Lune- 

berg  $1,800 

Erie  st  near  Townsend  nf  25x100  ft  impd 
June  1,  B V Page  to  B V Page  Company 
$68,000 


Loans  made  at  Lowest  Katea  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Keal  Estate. 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing 

ANT) 

House  Drainage, 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St., 

(fibst  fi.ooe) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Evergreen  pi  24  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  nf  24x 
108  ft  May  1,  Ellen  M Lee  to  Joseph 

Dux $3,100 

Emma  st  150  ft  w of  Noble  nf  24x124  ft 
June  9,  Eva  Englehardt  to  G A Engle- 

hardt $1,300 

Fifth  av  the  premises  No  284  Feb  22,  G E 

Tuft  to  Geo  A Springer $15,000 

Francisco  st  ne  cor  of  Lin  wood  pi  wf  25x 
125  ft  May  26,  estate  of  James  Carter  to 

C Smith $350 

Franklin  st  n 81%  ft  s of  Oak  wf  27%x 
100  ft  impd  June  7 C & H Halloran  to  J 

B Thielen $7,000 

Fisk  st  284  ft  n of  18th  wf  24x123  ft  June 
7,  Josef  BostKa  to  J and  M Drahokow 

pH $2,100 

Franklin  st  n 266%  fts  of  North  av  ef  25x 
102  ft  June  5,  M J & W Pickett  to  Jos 

Effenberger - $1,550 

Fourteenth  st  w near  Margaret  sf  24x100 

ft  May  13,  J Collett  to  B Burns $1,400 

Francisco  st  se  cor  of  Thomas  wf  25x125 
ft  with  25x125  ft  in  same  addition  May 
26,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  0 Strove 

$1,125 

Fourteenth  st  w 32  ft  w of  Jefferson  sf  25 
x90  ft  impd  May  21,  Chas  J Furst  to 

Samuel  Kerr $4,650 

Forest  av  near  34th  st  wf  191x125  ft  June 
1,  Raspin  R Cherry  to  Geo  F Bissell 

# $20,000 

Fulton  st  75  ft  w of  Woodnf  25x105  ftim 
pd  Jane  10,  J D & D Bogle  to  P Yliss- 

ingen  Jr $4,000 

Forest  av  170  f t n of  32d  stwf  25x125  ft 
Apr  10,  A K Hillyer  to  Mary  H Cox 

$2,500 

Fullerton  av  223  ft  e of  Wood  nf  25x111  ft 
Apr  2,  R E Robbinson  to  James  Frake 

_ _ . $2,000 

Goethe  st  nw  cor  of  Aster  sf  150x131  ft 
June  3,  Martha  W Phillips  to  Charles  L 

Hutchinson • $35,000 

Harrison  st  w bet  Laflin  and  Loomis  nf  24 
xlll  ft  Mch  2,  estate  of  A Chambers  to 

Johanna  Fleming $2,000 

Harrison  st  w bet  Laflin  and  Loomis  sts 
nf  244x111  ft  Mch  2,  K Bruse  to  P H 

Fleming $2,000 

Hoyne  st  n 122  ft  s of  Ewing  plef  48x150 
ft  June  — AG  Boettger  to  Henry  Geus- 

endorf $3,000 

Harrison  st  w 225  ft  e of  Francisco  sf  50x 
154  ft  May  29,  James  N Borden  to  Wm 

Hendson $1,400 

Harrison  st  w ne  cor  of  Kedzie  av  sf  25x 
124  ft  May  4,  A C Goodman  to  Patrick 

Martin $700 

Halsted  st  227  ft  s of  Clay  ef  50x125  ft  im- 
pd June  5,  F C Nitz  to  C F Nitz ....  $6,200 
Harrison  st  nw  cor  ot  Sherman  sf  75x100 
ft  Mav  14,  William  W Farnam  to  S J 

Arado  ... $35,000 

Harrison  st  same  as  above  May  14,  Simon 

J Arado  to  J P Neal $37,000 

Humboldt  av  w of  Western  nf  24x124  ft 
June  5,  W JunKerman  to  W J Moore 
’ $375 

Harrison  st  w 200  ft  e of  Francisco  sf  25x 
154  ft  June  I,  James  N Borden  to  J W 

.$700 


Wagner 

Hastings  st  sw  cor  of  Hoyne  av  nf  25x124 
ft  Apr  19,  Thos  H Campbell  to  F Stoye 

$650 

Harrison  st  w near  Paulina  sf  22x100  ft 
impd  May  1,  M E & O Sands  to  M F 

Cady  $6,000 

Honore  st  84  ft  s of  38  wf  24x119  ft  May 
18,  Bowman  & Gross  to  J & E Weber 
’ $800 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Huron  st  w 134  ft  w of  Carpenter  nf  23x 
116  ft  Mch  19,  estate  of  W B Ogden  to 

C Christensen $1,900 

Hastings  st  se  cor  of  Leavitt  nf  25x124  ft 
Apr  29,  J YV  Campbell  to  J F Kohne 

$650 

Hawthorn  st  near  Oak  ef  200  ft  to  Canal 
Apr  14,  estate  of  William  Halsted  to 

Conrad  Furst $27,000 

Halsted  st  n 201%  ft  n of  Webster  av  ef 
25x125  ft  May  17,  estate  of  W B Ogden 

to  J C Watson $1,600 

High  st  the  premises  No  89  June  30,  ’84  C 

w Baade  to  Tobias  Schuegg $1,000 

Halsted  st  s 259  ft  n of  12th  ef  24x100  ft 
June  9,  Patrick  McManus  to  J L Smith 

$6,000 

Huron  st  w 168  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x121  ft 
Apr  23,  Thos  J O’Brien  to  Salo  W Roth 

$700 

Hirsch  st  48  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  244x127% 
ft  Sept  27,  ’84,  John  Jensen  to  J D Hub- 
bard   $2,000 

Irving  pi  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  ef  25x 
126  ft  Mch  17,  J H Culver  to  J M Nock- 

in $800 

Idaho  st  bet  PoIk  and  Taylor  ef  25x125  ft 
May  29,  M & E F Buzett  to  L C Ball 

$2,600 

Indiana  st  100  ft  e of  St  Clair  nf  25x100  ft 
Apr  6,  J Griffiths  to  Michael  Murphy 

$3,500 

Jackson  st  w 22  ft  w of  Hamilton  aA.  sf  21. 
2x75  ft  May  26,  R Mannheimer  to  estate 

of  Herman  Greve $4,000 

JacKson  st  w bet  Western  and  Oakley  avs 
sf  22x144  ft  May  22,  George  N Hall  to 

Harriet  E Williams $8,500 

JacKson  st  w 100  ft  w of  Cicero  court  nf 
25x113  ft  May  21,  A T Thatcher  to  J 

Stickney $800 

Jackson  st  w 125  ft  w of  Campbell  av  sf 
25x116  ft  Feb  20  ’85,  G L Warner  to  D 

Carver $2,750 

Jackson  st  w ne  cor  of  Wood  sf  18x83  ft 
impd  June  2,  L M & S P Richards  to  T 

J Gladwell $12,000 

Jefferson  st  nw  cor  of  Meagher  wf  48x90 
ft  June  3,  H Abraham  to  Chicago  & 

Great  Western  Railroad  Co $8,000 

Kramer  st  175  ft  w of  Union  nf  25x73  ft 
June  2,  Schultz  <fc  Kuba  to  J Prokop 

$1,600 

Kedzie  av  25  ft  s of  19th  st  ef  25x125  ft  im- 
pd, June  2,  J L Lombard  to  F G Roh- 

ner $5,400 

Kansas  st  219  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  24x104 
ft  Apr  21,  Wm  A Porter  to  P G Miller 

$800 

Lake  st  w 318  ft  w of  Kedzie  av  nf  46 %x 
93  ft  June  1,  John  Brems  to  T Moller 

$1,600 

La  Salle  st  60  ft  n of  Indiana  wf  20x40  ft 
Feb  26,  William  E Harmon  to  George 

McLane $3,600 

Lane  av  96%  ft  n of  Egan  av  ef  50x178  ft 
May  21,  Charles  N Holden  to  Ellen  K 

Mackey $7,.r00 

Lake  st  w bet  Ada  and  Elizabeth  nf  50x181 
Mch  26,  E G & C L Adams  to  E B Cobb 

$2,000 

Lake  st  w bet  Ada  and  Elizabeth  nf  50x181 
Mch  26,  estate  of  James  Graham  to  Chas 

L Adams $5,400 

Lake  st  w bet  Ada  and  Elizabeth  nf  50x181 
Mch  26,  E B Cobb  to  Charless  L Adams 

$2,000 

Lawndale  av  sw  cor  Huron  st  ef  200x125 
ft  Feb  25,  M A Boies  to  City  of  Chicago 

$2,400 

Leavitt  st  75  ft  n of  Bryson  ef  25x125  ft 
impd  June  2,  John  Jenson  to  Hans  Rass 

mussen $2,145 

Lot  17,  (no  block  stated)  in  Goodes’  part 
of  blk  11,  Sheffield’s  addition  Oct  11  ’82, 

Wm  SLook  to  W Molter $3,500 

Lemoyne  st  bet  Leavitt  and  Hoyne  av  sf 
26x162  ft  June  5,  Ursula  Detmer  to 

Marie  Weske $2,500 

Lake  st  w nw  cor  of  Ada  sf  50x120  ft  June 
4,  William  Campbell  to  Frans;  Spiegel 

$8,000 

Lancaster  st  24  ft  e of  Mosprat  sf  24x124 
ft  May  19,  John  Dickson  to  J Bromke 

$550 

Lake  av  s of  Thirty  seventh  st  ef  66x170  ft 
June  4,  Charles  Mearsto  Anson  B Jenks 

$9,300 

Lake  st  w bet  Ada  and  Sheldon  nf  38  45- 
100x182%  ft  May  28,  Trustees  of  dona- 
tions for  Education  in  Liberia  to  E F Bay- 

ley $4,200 

Lake  st  w 94  ft  w of  Sheldon  sf  96  ft  run- 
ning to  Fulton  impd  Apr  16,  Samuel  P 
Colt  to  Chas  D F Smith $18,00 

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Wholesale  m d Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  ~ 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory,  Cn-IC&QO,  I1,L,S 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut.  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 
BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Laflin  st  46  ft  s of  Plum  wf  66x69  ft  June 

1.  H L Hill  to  Henry  Sweet $6,000 

Madison  st  w near  Wood  nf  22x105  ft  im- 
pd Aug  30  ’81,  George  Gardner  to  E 

Weaver $9750 

Millard  av  near  22d  st  ef  50x125  ft  June  2 

C Smith  to  C A Weary $875 

Milton  av  130  ft  n of  Hobbie  st  wf  26x100 
ft  J une  4,  P Van  Vlissingen  Jr  to  Mich- 

aeI  Kane $3,400 

Michigan  av  250  ft  n of  33d  st  ef  25x174)4 
ft  May  8,  Hiram  B Peabody  to  Chas  H 

EJair .$11,250 

McGrath  st  275  ft  w of  Robey  nf  25x132  ft 
June  8.  C W Merritt  to  J Toeffner. . .$750 
Milwaukee  av  264  ft  se  of  Upton  st  ne  f 
22x100  ft  impd  June  1,  HenrY  Sweet  to 

Henry  L Hill $9,000 

Maxwell  st  225  ft  w of  Jefferson  sf  25x98 
ft  impd  June  10,  Wm  La  Lande  to  F B 

Clarke $3,500 

Meagher  st  250  ft  w of  Jefferson  sf  25x90 
ft  June  9,  T Kozoyed  to  Chicago  & Great 

Western  Railroad  Co $1,285 

Newberry  av  ne  cor  of  Maxwell  st  wf  25% 
xlOO  ft  impd  June  4,-  A Koren  to  J 

Panos $3,370 

North  av  w of  Milwaukee  sf  48x165  ft  May 

28.  L Gall  to  G Dragorius $4,200 

Noble  st  164  ft  n of  Indiana  ef  25x182  ft 
June  4.  M J & W Lister  to  William  Wil- 

80n  $2,000 

Newberry  av  192  ft  n of  18th  st  ef  25x99 
ft  impd  June  8,  Louis  F Hallen  to  K 

Hybl $1,550 

Oakley  st  n nw  cor  of  Franufort  ef  24x100 
ft  June  5,  G <fc  N Reynerg  to  C Lessing 

. $550 

Ogden  av  cw  corof  Kedzie  nf  82x127  ft 
May  18.  Worthen  & Aldrich  to  Charles 

H Lichtenberger  Jr $3,50o 

Ohio  st  w 72  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  48x124  ft 
June  1,  A C Barney  to  J F Griffin.  .$1,100 
Oak  av  186)4  ftw  of  Vincennes  nf  50x150 
ft  May  19,  L P <fc  H C Riordan  to  An- 
tonia Caproni $7,000 

Oakley  av  bet  Harrison  and  Flournoy  sts 
ef  22)4x75  ft  June  7,  Charles  H Will- 
iams to  Mary  Green $4,200 

Oakley  st  168  ft  n of  34th  ef  72x108  ft  jun 

5 Chas  Baltz  to  Peter  Baltz $1,500 

Ohio  st  w nw  corof  Paulina  sf  26x124  ft 
June  2 John  Gorman  to  E G Koeppe 

<j»2  300 

Oakley  av  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  wf  25x 
125  ft  Mch  18,  J H Culver  to  K Arnold 

$900 

Prairie  av  near  36th  st  wf  16)4x124  ftim 
pd  June  4,  M B Madden  to  S Friedman 

• • 

Paulina  st  126  ft  s of  Division  wf  25x130 
ft  June  4,  S Johnston  to  A Streze.  .$1,000 
Polk  st  w near  Nixon  sf  25x162  ft,  June  2, 

J Dadie  to  W J Moxlev $1,500 

Polk  st  w near  Nixon  sf  ‘25x162  ft  Jun  2, 

J Dadie  to  C C Bauer $1,500 

Paulina  st  136)4  It  8 of  Division  wf  24x 
130  ft  impd  Judo  4,  A Strege  to  Frank 

Opava $1,355 

Paulina  st  50  ft  s of  Taylor  ef  25x125  ft 
May  1,  William  Patterson  to  PGarmody 

$975 

Paulina  st  200  ft  s of  Taylor  ef  50x125  ft 
May  20,  Edgar  Robinson  to  C McCaffer- 

$2,000 

Paulina  st  275  ft  s of  Taylor  ef  25x125  ft 
May  20.  E Robinson  to  J J Evans.  .$1,000 
Parnell  av  238  ft  s of  87th  st  ef  24x125  ft 
May  1,  Eliza  Gorman  to  Lucy  A Gor- 

man $500 

Prairie  av  129  ft  n of  25th  st  ef  49%xl25% 
ft  June  1,  Michael  Kirchovey  to  Prosper 

L Eastman $10,000 

Park  av  the  premises  No  225  May  25,  S A 

& A B Clark  to  Andrew  Rohn $4,290 

Richmond  st  nwcor  of  Linwood  pi  ef  25x 
123  ft  June  1,  estate  of  James  Carter  to 

K Kuhlman $450 

Rumsey  st  100  ft  s of  Division  ef  25x130 
ft  impd  June  5,  W M Stanley  to  F W 

Hatterman $800 

Rockwell  st  362  ft  n of  Ogden  av  ef  25x 
117  ft  May  29,  YVm  S Hall  to  E J Tem- 
Pleton $2,900 


Rumsey  st  100  ft  s of  Division  ef  25x130 
ft  June  5,  J Huhl  to  W M Stanley.  . .$250 
Richmond  st  near  Division  wf  24x125  ft 
June  3,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  C F W 

Grisskopf $550 

Robey  st  sw  cor  of  Birch  ef  25x112  ft  im- 
pd June  10,  F B Clarke  to  Wm  LaLande 

$4,800 

Sherman  st  198%  ft  s of  Polk  ef  39%x 
106)4  ft  June  4F  LiviDgston  to  H Furst 

$10,000 

Sherman  st  n % of  above  lot  May  31,  E 

Obermeyerto  F Livingston $3,800 

Sumner  st  216  ft  s of  15th  wf  24x127  ft 
May  7,  M Smith  to  Chicago  & Great 

Western  Railroad  Co $600 

State  st  bet  29th  and  30th  wf  72x181  ft 
June  1,  L Adams  to  Philip  Klein.  .$15,000 
Sedgwick  st  363  ft  n of  Chicago  av  ef  24x 
120  ft  impd  June  4,  Thos  Agar  to  H 

Boome $4,000 

Seldon  st  264  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  24x100  ft 
June  5,  J W D Thomas  to  J Leyes.  .$1,625 
State  st  103  ft  s of  32d  ef  25x120  ft  Mch  6, 

M J Gross  et  al  to  H Van  Werweke . $4,000 
Silver  st  190  ft  s of  Harrison  wf  25  ft  to 
alley  Apr  7,  Catherine  Young  to  Elsabe 

Betzel $3,600 

Seventeenth  st  w 296  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf 
25x124  ft  Apr  26.  estate  of  A M Hunting- 

ton  to  Glyzewski  & Placzak $800 

Shober  st  bet  Hirsch  and  Bryson  sf  173x 
125  ft  May  8,  G L Werner  to  John  Jen- 
sen  $3,500 

Sheffield  av  236  ft  s of  Centre  st  ef  24x100 
ft  Apr  12,  Sarah  L Edwards  to  August 

Dornjahn $875 

Sangamon  st  se  corof  Monroe  wf  59x125 
ft  Mch  29.  Master  in  Chancery  to  Hen- 
ry R Bond $11,500 

State  st  128  ft  s of  32d  25x118  ft  May  6,  M 

J & J H Geoss  to  Morris  Adler $4,000 

Thirty  first  st  se  cor  of  Butterfield  nf  25x 
114  ft  June  3,  Patrick  M Claury  to  M L 

Ehrlich $5,300 

Twentieth  st  w 190  ft  e of  Western  av  sf 
24x125  ft  Mch  31  M E Brown  to  T Elend 

$500 

Twenty-second  st  128  ft  w of  Halsted  sf 
25x110  ft  Oct  7,  ’85,  F Lady  to  R and  0 

G°etze $1,760 

Trustee  st  146  ftn  of  Kinzie  wf  244x100  ft 

May  18,  A M McKay  to  F Beck $500 

Thirty  seventh  court  150  ft  e of  Butler  st 
sf  25x125  ft  May  1,  G & M Weissbucher 
to  K Henn  $475 

Thirty  seventh  court  125  ft  e of  Butler  st 
sf  25x125  ft  May  1,  G & M Weissbucher 

to  C Sommerhalter $475 

Thirty  second  st  sw  cor  of  Butler  nf  32  9- 
10  xl08  ft  June  4,  FiDney  & Lyons  to  M 

& R Florian $1,050 

Twenty-second  st  w near  bd  nf  25x124  ft 
ft  May  29,  G W Cass  to  F Hoffman . . $400 
Thirtieth  st  25  ft  e of  Stewart  av  nf  25x109 
ft  May  29,  A & J Nolan  to  J T Arm- 
strong   $2,200 

Thirteenth  st  w 48  ftw  of  Paulina  sf  24x 
125  ft  Apr  5,  R & C Kummer  to  YV  Bias- 
ed0  $1,800 

Thirty-fifth  st  nw  cor  of  Louisa  sf  47x 
116)4  ft  June  8,  C & A Beers  to  J A 

Buckley $1,350 

Thirty-third  st  33  ft  w of  Butler  sf  25x108 
ft  May  26,  Finney  & Lyons  to  J Wil- 

helm $800 

Twenty-fifth  st  153  ft  e of  Portland  av  nf 
25x124  ft  May  11,  P Buschwah  to  Ther- 
esia Marx $1,100 

Union  st  124  ft  s of  Twelfth  ef  24x100  ft 
impd  Apr  6,  J Claflin  to  Roaba  & 

Schultz $2,200 

Vernon  av  near  36th  st  wf  444x132  ft  May 
28,  R Yv  Kempshall  to  D Launder.  .$3,520 
Van  Buren  st  w sw  corof  Seeley  av  nf  25x 
100  ft  impd  June  7,  Samuel  Anderson  to 

J YV  Thomas $5,100 

Webster  av  120  ft  eof  Seminary  nf  30x125 
ft  June  4,  Seth  Gage  to  C Brinkmeier 

$1,250 

Wabash  av  44  ftn  of  Eldridge  court  ef  50 
ft  to  alley  June  4,  M C Stearns  to  E J 

Lehmann $55,000 

YVarren  av  194  ft  w of  Oakley  nf  24x124  ft 
June  3,  C S Sawyer  toJ  H Drig $1,85 


Wood  st  192  ft  s of  Wood  ef  24x95  ft  Dec 
29  ’85,  Henry  Tolman  to  P Jorgensen 

$800 

Washtenaw  av  112  ft  s of  Jackson  st  wf  25 
112  ft  May  17,  Chas  J Reilly  to  James 

Wright $1,500 

Webster  av  sw  cor  of  Osgood  st  nf  23  7-10 
xl25  ft  impd  Mav  22  A W Waldo  to  Jac- 
ob Boser $4,500 

YVentworth  av  near  36th  st  wf  24x120  ft 
June  3,  E D Schroennicke  to  J and  M 

Keenor $975 

Wilson  st  100  ft  e of  Jefferson  sf  25x100  ft 
impd  June  4,  H L Dunham  to  Ida  Ru- 

binsky  $4,080 

Wabash  av  the  premises  No  1713  June  4, 

F D Gray  to  S A Kent $7,700 

Washington  boulevard  sw  cor  of  Hoyne  av 
nf  44%xl20  ft  May  28,  Francis  H Hill 

to  Edward  G W Ritz $28,000 

Wood  st  100  ft  s of  Taylor  wf  25x125  ft 
May  19,  estate  of  F Butterfield  to  Jesse 

Timmer $1,000 

Wilcox  st  174  ft  e of  Sacramento  nf  24x 
124  ft  May  27,  W G Jackson  to  G W 

Stewart $700 

Wabash  av  173%  ft  n of  34th  st  ef  25x 
164%  H Apr  28,  J K Owen  to  Thos  Con- 

sidine $10,300 

Wabash  av  ne  cor  20th  st  wf  109)4x170  ft 
June  9,  L Read  and  wife  to  S A Kent 

$44,000 

Yeaton  st  99  ft  w of  Wood  nf  25x100  ft 
May  7,  William  Selden  to  A Hahn. . .$550 
Yeaton  st  288  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  24x100  ft 
June  7,  VopicKa  & Kubin  to  David  Klos 
ter $750 

Sortli  of  City  Limits. 


Ashland  av  380  ft  s of  Tuttle  ef  100x165  ft 
June  1,  M & B F Weber  to  F Lipp  . . .$925 
Belmont  av  148  ft  e of  Perry  st  nf  48x125 
ft  with  144x125  ft  in  same  subdivision 
June  8,  J P Altgeld  to  YVilliam  C Goudy 

$4,900 

Burling  st  n of  Fullerton  av  ef  50x125  ft 
May  25,  J T Davis  to  L Sullivan.  .$2,150 
Burling  st  n of  Fullerton  av  ef  25x125  ft 
May  25,  J T Davis  to  James  Garden 

$1,050 

Commercial  st  242  ft  n of  Lawrence  av  ef 
50x163  ft  Apr  30,  Samuel  Kerr  to  E Bai- 

erle $700 

Clark  st  292  ft  nw  of  Evanston  av  wf  25  ft 
to  alley  impd  May  1,  Jacob  Collar  to 

Jacob  G Weber $8,500 

Clark  st  undivided  % °f  above  May  1,  J 

G Weber  to  J Weppner $4,250 

Centre  st  near  Wellington  se  f 24x150  ft 
June  1 B & J H Kistner  to  Jane  Orr.  .$1,375 
Dunning  st  the  premises  No  1148  June  2, 

E t'roctei  to  H E Proctor $3,000 

Diversey  st  se  cor  of  Sidney  court  nf  undi- 
vided % of  149%xl60  ft  May  21,  Con- 
necticut Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co  to 

Otto  Young $3,140 

Diversey  st  adjoining  above  100x150  ft 
undivided  % of  49%xl50ft  May  10,  Con- 
necticut Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co  to 

Otto  Young $14,373 

Fletcher  av  24  ft  e of  Herndon  st  nf  168x 
125  ft  June  8,  YVm  C Goudy  to  Nathan 

Mears $3,850 

Fullerton  av  nw  cor  of  Larrabee  st  sf  lOOx 
174)4  ff  Apr  21,  F S & P P Heywood  to 

Alexander  S Maltman $10,000 

Fletcher  st  w of  and  near  Evanston  av 
62%xl25  ft  Apr  23,  J E Wilson  to  W W 

Baird $2,000 

Gross  Park  48  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  24x108 
ft  May  26,  S E Gross  to  G Mayes. . . .$625 
Gross  ParK  225  ft  e of  Wood  st  sf  50x108 
ft  Mch  22,  S E Gross  to  Antoni  Rachon 

$1,150 

Halsted  st  bet  Diversey  and  Wrightwood 
av  ef  25x124  ft  June  1,  A S Jordan  to  H 

E Ackerburg $2,000 

Homer  av  near  Sheldon  nf  24x125  ft  May 

20,  S E Gross  to  H Nelson $450 

Lincoln  av  239  ft  se  of  Racine  av  ne  f 25x 
125  ft  May  17,  Ambrose  Scbolz  to  Anna 

Hiller $3,500 

Lincoln  av  350  ft  n of  YVellington  ne  f 50x 
125  ft  May  17,  YVm  C Moenz  to  M Jung 

$2,000 

Melrose  st  212)4x125  ft  w of  Perry  nf  37% 
ft  Mch  11,  Kemnitz  & YVolff  to  J F C 

Schmidt $825 

Melrose  st  near  Perry  sf  25x125  ft  July  8 

’85,  A Wisner  to  A Hain $500 

Melrose  st  123  ft  e of  Paulina  sf  24x125  ft 
Nov  10  ’85,  S E Gross  to  R C Moore. $625 
Nelson  st  near  Evanston  railroad  nf  48x  J 
123  ft  May  29,  A S & L Wehrheim  to  F 

F Schauler $1,100 

Noble  av  266  ft  w of  Racine  nf  25x125  ft 
June  1,  W C Goudy  to  L Flader  ....$550 


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Oftkdale  av  near  Herndon  st  sf  100x122  ft 
May  10,  estate  of  W O Jones  to  Chas  B 

Ver  Nooy $2,500 

Paulina  st  nw  cor  of  Graceland  av  ef  189x 
165  ft  Oct  13,  1883,  F Sulzer  to  Eli  P 

Chatfield $1,512 

Roscoe  st  sw  of  Sheldon  av  nf  48x125  ft 
June  2,  S E Gross  to  William  Niemann 

$850 

Roscoe  st  near  Sheldon  av  nf  49x125  ft 
May  29  S E Gross  to  M A Meyer ....  $700 
St  Elmo  st  50  ft  e of  Wood  nf  25x125  ft 
Oct  12,  ’85.  S E Gross  to  J McCabe  . .$450 
School  st  72  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x125  ft 

Oct  5 ’85,  S E Gross  to  A Grimm $575 

Southport  av  191  ft  n of  Fullerton  ef  75x 
129  ft  May  10,  SWerdel  to  J Brunkhorst 

$4,500 

School  st  ne  cor  of  Wood  sf  25x125  ft 
Sept  30  ’85,  S E Gross  to  H Wilson.  .$675 
Sheffield  av  183  ft  s of  Noble  wf  25x12434 
ft  May  24,  R B Bacon  to  Charles  Brink  - 

meier $800 

Seminary  pi  247  ft  w of  Seminary  av  sf  25 
xl25  ft  June  9,  R S Walsh  to  William 

Jenkins $2,700 

Snyder  st  near  Noble  av  ef  11x120  ft  Apr 

13,  J P Altgeld  to  C Olander $275 

Snyder  st  near  Noble  av  ef  36x120  ft  Apr 

12,  J P Altgeld  to  C Olsen $875 

Verona  st  near  Stella  244x330  ft  June  1, 
Anna  Spauknebel  to  Chas  Essig ....  $5,200 
Wolfram  st  196  ft  w of  Seminary  avnf 
25x125  ft  June  8,  A J Kirchhoff  to  Chris- 
tian Meier $1,480 

Wrightwood  av  233  ft  w of  Seminary  nf  48 
xl24  ft  June  8,  William  E Eden  to  S 

Werdel $2,000 

Wright  st  100  ft  n of  Sunnyside  av  wf  50x 
177  ft  May  26,  A W Wright  to  E Baert- 

schy $450 

Wright  st  ne  cor  of  Sunnyside  av  wf  lOOx 
177  ft  May  28,  A W Wright  to  U Baert 

schy $1,000 

Wrightwood  st  nw  cor  of  Hampden  court 
sf  250x10734  ft  with  245x150  ft  on  oppo- 
site cor  May  1,  H G Haugan  to  H M Ho- 
bart   $30,312 

Woodside  av  100  ft  s of  Roscoe  st  ef  40  ft 
to  alley  Apr  8,  G H A Thomas  to  A Rei- 
bel $350 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Atlantic  st  bet  47th  and  48th  wf  23x124  ft 
impd  June  7,  C M Thillen  to  A &W 

Wehrmeister $1,200 

Ashland  av  48%  ft  s of  52d  st  wf  25x121  ft 

Apr  5,  C H Taylor  to  A Sommer $500 

Atlantic  st  150  ft  n of  52d  wf  25x124  ft 
May  8,  J Ostrand  to  A Shaunahan.  . .$525 
Aberdeen  st  144  ft  s of  52d  ef  244x124  ft 
June  3,  C J Hambleton  to  J Campbell 

$225 

Atlantic  st  near  48th  wf  23.  4x124  ft  May 

27,  M A R Harrison  to  J P Bowes.  . .$425 
Bowen  av  near  Langley  nf  25x117  ft  May 

28,  N Corwith  to  M H Wilcox $1,500 

Bowen  av  near  Langley  nf  134x250  ft  Mch 

16.  Union  Mutual  Life-Insurance  Com- 
pany to  Thos  Dowling $10,000 

Butterfield  st  near  46th  ef  15x92  ft  May  14 

R Stampofski  to  J Kennedy $525 

Bishop  st  240  ft  nof  48th  wf  24x124  ft  jun 
5 ’85,  W G Kay  to  F R Metzinger  ....  $325 
Burroughs  av  near  50th  ef  24x124  ft  June 

2,  B F Jacobs  ts  C J Herman $350 

Buddan  st  near  45th  ef  24x115  ft  May  26, 

M Laflin  to  C N Schafer $425 

Butterfield  st  bet  50th  and  51st  ef  24x95  ft 
Dec  26  ’85,  E L Day  to  M McMartin 


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JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


$275 


Centre  av  48  ft  s of  48th  st  ef  48x124  ft 
June  10,  H G Forman  to  Adolph  Zeder 

$1,000 

Dreyer  st  281%  ft  n of  48th  wf  25x121  ft 
June  9.  L <fc  F Timm  to  August  Janmann 

$960 

Dreyer  st  bet  48th  and  49th  wf  25x122  ft 
Oct  17,  ’85,  C Benlley  Jr  to  J & J Groh 

$4  00 

Dreyer  st  bet>  48th  and  49th  wf  25x122  ft 

May  5,  C Bentley  Jr  to  J Rusch $350 

Ellis  av  near  40th  st  ef  35x178  ft  May  20, 

A E and  G Stannard  to  John  B Robert- 
son   $4,375 

Fifty-second  st  150  ft  e of  Hibbard  av  sf 
25%xl50  ft  Mch  30,  Craig  & Cornell  to  S 

E Gower $4,250 

Fifty  seventh  st  96  ft  e of  Bissell  av  sf  50 
xl24  ft  June  7,  John  Hofford  to  F M 

Barker $800 

Fifty  seventh  st  96  ft  e of  Bissell  av  sf  50x 
124  ft  June  7,  Master  in  Chancery  to 

John  Hofford $1,000 

FredericKst  170  ft  s of  Chestnut  ef  40x168 
ft  June  5,  Maste?  in  Chancery  to  J R 
Philpott $2,200 


Forty-fourth  st  171  ft  e of  Greenwood  av 
sf  37x136  ft  June  7,  H and  A J Toolen  to 

Martin  B Madden $2,220 

Fortieth  st  489  ft  e of  Grand  bd  nf  25x112 
ft  Feb  1,  W D McKev  to  Chas  Robinson 

‘ $1,250 

Fifty  first  st  100  ft  w of  Centre  av  sf  50x 
120  ft  Mch  13,  Young  & Clarkson  to  M 

Welter $800 

Forty  seventh  st  near  Morgan  nf  48x125  ft 
Mav  10,  J & A Clark  to  L Highwood 

. . $1,300 

Hickling  av  bet  Morgan  and  Peoria  sts  sf 
75x117  ft  Apr  9.  estate  of  H O Stone  to 

P O’Brien $900 

Hyde  Park  av  bet  40th  and  41st  sts  ef  34 
ft  to  alley  May  31,  J W Griswold  to  J G 

Bissell ...$7,500 

Halsted  st  ne  cor  of  51st  wf  49%xl25  ft 
May  8,  G S Thomas  to  F Dober ....  $2,800 
Indiana  av  nw  cor  of  51st  st  ef  196x160  ft 
with  25x160  ft  adjoining  on  Michigan 
(Lots  17  to  24  and  32  bin  6 Derby’s  sub 
nw  % 10  38  14.)  May  29  M L Osgood  to 

H N Holden $10,826 

Justine  st  264  ft  n of  52d  wf  24x124 

ft  Mch  2,  M Ballin  to  J Heinrich $285 

Laflin  st  49  ft  s of  48th  ef  25x124  ft  June 

8.  J O’Neil  to  Geo  Wigand $500 

La  Salle  st  220  ft  s of  62d  ef  222x280  ft 

June  3,  B F Jacobs  to  Chas  B Shedd 

$6,000 

La  Salle  st  127  ft  s of  Cloud  court  wf  25x 
127  ft  Dec  4,  ’84,  A A & O M Wells  to  W 

V Johnston $800 

Paulina  st  bet  48th  and  49th  wf  25x122  ft 
May  5,  C Bentley  Jr  to  D & A Muhler 

$350 ’ 

Paulina  st  bet  48th  and  49th  wf  25x122  ft 
May  12,  C Bentley  Jr  to  M Koscieinick 

$350 

Paulina  st  bet  48th  and  49th  wf  25x122  ft 
May  5,  C Bentley  Jr  to  J Grabinski . $350 
Paulina  st  near  49th  ef  24x124  ft  Mch  15, 

B F Jacobs  to  K Drogosch $350 

Paulina  st  near  49th  ef  24x124  ft  Apr  15, 

B F Jacobs  to  J Timmrick $350 

School  stnear  48th  wf  23  4-10x124  ft  May 
1,  James  H Roche  to  I Willeumier.  . .$500 
Sheridan  av  297  ft  s of  Sixty-first  st  ef  40 
xl66  ft  June  4,  O R Keith  to  Augusta 

Smith $1,080 

Sidney  av  59%  ft  n of  45th  st  ef  40x88  ft 
May  18,  Crocker  & Colcord  to  James  V 

Fulton $2,000 

Sidney  av  102  ft  s of  44th  st  ef  34x88  ft 
May  24  Crocker  & Colcord  to  J F Waug- 

hoo $l,70o 

Sidney  av  bet  44th  and  45th  sts  wf  40x87  ft 
May  26  Crocker  & Colcord  to  E A Han- 
ey   $1,800 

Sixty-third  st  190  ft  w of  Woodlawn  av  sf 
40x150  ft  June  1,  M E & H M Wright  to 

Wm  A Campbell $1,400 

Shurtleff  av  bet  42d  and  43d  sts  wf  25x122 
ft  June  10,  Hon  ora  Slack  to  James  M 

W anzer $750 

Shurtleff  av  ntar  45th  st  wf  46%xl22%  ft 
Feb  15,  A & F Rau  to  Chas  A Tyrrell 

$8,000 

Swan  st  near  Wentworth  av  sf  24x100  ft 
June  3,  E Adcock  to  C W Nicholes. . .$400 
Throop  st  165  ft  s of  48th  ef  24x124  ft  Aug 

8 ’85,  W H Rand  to  A Cohen $300 

Wood  st  bet  49th  and  50th  wf  24x124  ft 
Apr  16.  BF  Jacobs  to  G 0(chsenfarth 

t $250 

Wood  st  bet  49th  and  50th  wf  24x124  ft 
Feb  24,  B F Patrick  JrtoH  Kolldoff 

$250 

Washington  av  150  ft  s of  22d  st  ef  24x125 
ft  June  5,  M E & C S Cushing  to  B A 
Stoddard $3,00 


Winter  st  124  ft  n of  52d  ef  50x125  ft  Dec 
17  ’85,  EM  B & J J M O’Donohue  to 

John  Gahan $800 

Washington  av  100  ft  s of  52d  st  ef  50x150 
June  3,  M E & C J Cushing  to  F B Perry 

$2,750 

Wentworth  av  ne  cor  62d  st  wf  50x100  ft 
June  7,  B F Jacobs  to  Lawrence  & Pat- 

son  $5,000 

Winter  st  187  ft  s of  53d  ef  25x125  ft  Jun 

1,  E S Dreyer  to  H Wolf $400 

Woodlawn  av  175  ft  s of  Sixty  second  st  ef 
25x188  ft  impd  Apr  7,  H E & E E Elling- 
ton to  Geo  B Matthews $3,000 

Wentworth  av  150  ft  n of  53d  st  wf  25x126 
ft  J une  5,  S Hughes  to  J Austin  ....  $2,20  0 
Woodlawn  av  bet  47th  and  48th  sts  ef  60x 
297  ft  May  1,  E E Crepin  to  A W Bel- 

den $7 ,500 

Washtenaw  av  sw  cor  of  Williams  st  ef 
41%xl25  ft  Apr  19,  N Corwith  to  A Mas- 
son   $550 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Basil  av  137  ft  s of  Wabansia  ef  25x118  ft 
June  2.  C P Johnson  to  Thomas  Barrett 

$550 

Cortland  st  50  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf  25 
xl23  ft  Mch  12,  S C Comstock  to  J F & 

M Condod $400 

Clarkson  av  275  ft  s of  Cortland  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  May  24,  S Delemater  to  C W Sun- 

dahl $350 

Cortland  st  75  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf  25 
xl23  ft  May  18,  S Imsland  to  W P Chris- 
tianson   $1,350 

Cortland  st  49  ft  w of  Kimball  nf  25x138 
ft  June  8,  C W Drew  to  B F Moos. . .$275 
California  av  349  ft  n of  Cortland  st  ef  24 
xlOO  ft  impd  June  8,  S Inesland  to  L 

Pedersen $1,850 

Fairview  av  264  ft  n of  Fullerton  ef  50x 
125  ft  May  18,  G D McAuley  to  J Jen- 
sen   $900 

Garfield  sixteen  lots  in,  June  5,  George  H 

Bradshaw  to  R Bradshaw $7,650 

Humboldt  st  200  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  ef  75 
xl20  ft  June  1,  A W Nelson  to  C Nelson 

$2,800 

Humboldt  boulevard  near  Forest  av  nf  36 
xl65  ft  Mch  26,  M A & C O’Callaghan 

to  G N Falley $2,500 

Johnston  av  w of  California  sf  25x100  ft 
June  2,  F H Dickey  to  A J Buck1io1z.3$50 
Johnston  av  near  Thomas  nf  25x100  ft 
Mch  23,  F H Dickey  to  Robert  Coan 

$1,250 

Johnston  av  227  ft  w of  Thomas  sf  25x106 
ft  May  18,  J Johnston  Jr  to  F Berger 
$1,250 

Keeney  av  141  ft  s of  Armitage  ef  50x125 
ft  June  8,  R Bradshaw  to  M S Tapley 
$1,000 

Milwaukee  av  near  Morrison  st  ne  f 25x 
100  ft  June  1,  A Humphrey  to  L E Ta- 

bel $600 

Mozart  st  50  ft  n of  Bloomington  ef  25x100 
ft  June  5,  M & L Rullman  toF  Ham- 
mer   $2,000 

Point  st  201  ft  se  of  California  av  ne  f 25 
114  ft  May  28,  A A Simonson  to  Win  H 
Bonne $1,000 


Lot  27  b 3 Millard  & Decker’*  add,  Feb  1,  J B Whit- 
more to  W H Putman $2,500 

Lot  1 and  n 2fl  ft  lot  2 b 3 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  21  38  14. 

June  5,  W Danforth  to  C S Thornton $1,500 

Bldg  sw  cor  Washington  Bid  and  Hoyne  av,  on  lots 
6 and  e 15  ft  of  lot  5 of  lots  1 2 3 b 59,  7 39  14,  May 

28,  F H Hill  to  E G W Rietz $!2,000 

Lot  73  blk  17,  19  39  14,  May  26,  John  Roberts  to  C B 

Walleck $1,225 

Lot  42  Higgins’  sub  w hf  blk  8 in  e hf  se  qr  36  40  13, 

May  24,  Geo  w Higgins  to  C Petersen $650 

Lot  6 b 8 Egandale,  June  7,  W Boatsh  to  Jno  8 Biel 

feldt $35  per  front  foot 

Lot  6 Frazier’s  sub  in  nw  qr  8 8 14,  Mch  5,  C P,  Wal 

leek  to  H & F Wittbrodt, $325 

Lots  11  and  12  blk  7 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  6W  qr  21  38 14, 

Apr  14,  A H Darling  to  L C Carl $1,600 

Lots  28  and  29  b 2 West  add  to  Cheltenham  Beach. 

June  12,  ’84,  R W Bridge  to  E J Ingraham $600 

Lot  37  1st  east  add  to  Cheltenham  Beach,  July  6, ’85, 
Same  to  T D Avann $375 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  WEEDS. 

96  ft  on  67th  st  sw  cor  May  st,  in  b 4 Lee’s  sub  se  qr 

20  38  14,  Caroline  T Hosmer  to  Emma  Hick $340 

Lot  75  b 3 Walker’s  Douglas  Park  add,  June  3,  D W 

Burrows  to  A Smith $500 

Lots  13  and  14  blk  7of  lots  3 12  etc  to  Pine  Grove, 

Jure  4,  E G Smith  to  F Lawn $8,000 

Lot  33  b 11  M Reynolds’  add.  No.  979  Milwaukee  av. 
Anna  Schumann  to  J R Tressilt $6,500 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  40  b 2 Parkside,  Aug  29,  Aloert  A Young  to  A G 

Johnson $300 

Lots  4 and  5 b 14  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub,  w bf  se 
qr  22  38  14,  June  1,  T P Keefe  to  J J Dickson..  .$900 
Lot  6 b 6 Taylor’s  First  add  to  South  Chicago,  June 

2,  B M Moore  to  P Hensberry $600 

Lot  9 of  lots  18  to  31  b 3 Fallis’  add  to  Pullman, May 

19,  Fallis  & Gano  to  C F Sigle $125 

Lots  27  and  28  b 1 Gazzam  Gano’s  add  to  Pullman, 

May  19,  Same  to  Same $270 

Lot  17  blk  4 S Chicago,  June  13,  Mary  C Dobbins  to 

Ernest  Hartman  et  al $400 

Lot  32  b 47  Cornell,  May  25,  Mary  Dauphin  to  Abbie 

J Springer $2,500 

Lot  27  blk  3 Palmer’s  add  ’o  S Chicago,  Dec  15,  ’85, 

Mary  P M Palmer  to  C E Pihlgrim $400 

Lots  6 to  12  blk  5 Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  w hf  se 
qr  22  38  14,  Dec  2,  ’85,  Johnston  & Clement  to  A J 

W Lodeski $2,800 

Lot  16  b 2 Scammon  & Dickey’s  sub  in  se  qr  23  38  14 

Mch  23.  J W Farlin  to  J Swanson $300 

Lot  8 blk  2 resub  of  blk  1 Brookline,  May  7,  Peter 

Storms  to  Annie  L Gooch $150 

Lots  47  and  48  b 13  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  w hf 
se  qr  22  38  14,  June  7,  Thomas  P Keefe  to  George 

Arnold $1,000 

Lots  23  and  24  b 2 b 1 Brookline,  June  5,  Emily  D 

Binford  to  L W Stone $700 

Lots  9 and  10  b 12  Johnston  & Clement's  sub  se  qr 
22  38  14,  Dec  15,  ’85,  Johnston  & Clement  to  J E 

Seinwerth $600 

Lots  36  and  37  b 1 Parkside,  May  27,  Sarah  A Wood- 
ward to  N C & J M Parker $3,000 

Lot  10  b 53  S Chicago,  June  8,  C Olson  to  W Gillies, 

$800 


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Lot  14  b 5 same,  June  I 


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Lot  49  Parmly’s  add  to  Auburn,  May  29,  ’84,  H C 

Parmly  to  K Blumm $150 

S 5214  ft  of  n 6214  ft  of  lot  3 blk  7 Skinner  & Judd’s 
sub  ne  qr  21  38  14,  Judb  3,  C L Metcalfe  to  James 

Ingram  $4,500 

N 9 ft  lot  12  and  s 29  ft  lot  13  blk  18  Linden  Grove, 

Mch  5,  E R Perry  to  J Collins $608 

Lots  1 to  24  b 1,  and  lots  1 to  24  b 2 of  lot  5 Taylor’s 
sub  e hf  se  qr  21  38  14,  June  2,  J N Witherell  to  A 

Tidholm $18,000 

Lot  59  Wheeler’s  se  qr  se  qr  ne  qr  sw  20  38  14,  May 

3,  J N Wheeler  to  Mary  Regan $280 

Lot  11  blk  1 of  e K lot  1 Taylor’s  sub  se  qr  21  38  14, 
May  28,  Rose  M Buckley  to  G A Springer  . . .$1,100 
Lots  1 to  12  b 1 McCarthy’s  sub  w hf  sw  qr  ne  qr  17 
38  14,  Mch  25,  Emma  C Daily  to  B F Jacobs..  ..$575 
Same  premises,  Mch  25,  Estate  of  J B Daily  to  B F 

Jacobs $1,100 

N 33  ft  of  s 50  ft  lot  6 b 11  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub  21 

38  14,  P W George  to  O S A Sprague $4,000 

Lots  10  and  11  b 3 Bate’s  sub  in  ne  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14 

June  1.  A J Skalicky  to  J Dvorak $3,000 

E half  b 10  Thompson  & Holmes’  sub  se  qr  17  38  14. 

June  1,  Mary  J Reece  to  A N Reece $1,000 

Lots  3 and  4 of  lot  8 b 11  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub  etc 

21  38  14,  D G Hamilton  to  J P Young $300 

Lot  12  and  s 10  ft  11  blk  5 University  sub  of  Engle- 
wood, June  5,  F N Barney  et  al  to  G M Lawson 

$1,000 

Lot  3 Taylor’s  sub  sw  qr  nw  qr  sw  qr  8 38  14,  Apr  5, 

Chas  H Taylor  to  A Sommer $600 

Lots  li  and  12  b 7 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  21  38  14,  lots  16 
and  17  Lister’s  sub  in  sw  qr  16  38  14,  und  93  ot  s 
hf  lot  50  Nash,  Gray  & Rankin’s  sub  15  38  14,  May 
27,  Arthur  H Darling  to  Amos  W Cravener. ..  $6,600 
W hf  sw  qr  nw  qr  se  qr  32  38  14,  June  5,  Dan  H Pike 

to  Mary  J May $2,600 

S 37*4  ft  of  lot  5 b 14  Linden  Grove,  Dec  14,  ’85,  W 

Heck  to  Joseph  Moss  $500 

I.ot  32  b 3 Dexter  Park  sub  8 38  14,  June  1,  Thomas 

Prinn  to  C J Hambleton $150 

Lot  8 b 10  Schorling’s  sub  pt  b 1 w hf  33  38  14,  May 
27,  A Scborling  to  Wm  Gewalt $500 


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Lots  1 to  13  blk  2 of  lots  12  3 6 Krueger’s  sub  ue  qr 

30  37  14,  May  20,  J K Mann  to  J Callman $600 

Lot  41  blk  1 Washington  Heights,  May  7,  Caroline 

Keichert  to  Anna  Reichert $700 

Lot  3 Woodbury’s  add  to  Blue  Island,  May  13,  Eliz- 
abeth C Woodbury  to  J P Young $360 

CICEBO. 

Lot  32  b 7 Derby’s  add,  Mch  9,  R L Martin  to  Annie 

Maher $250 

S 160  ft  lot  407  Austin’s  add  to  Austinville,  May  29, 

H W Austin  to  H T Emerson $356  &c 

Lot  51  Mandell’s  sub  blks  1 to  4 Purington  et  al  sub 
se  qr  15  39  13,  May  24,  J Houlihan  to  D Barrows 

$350 

N 40  ft  of  lot  24  b 5 Fink’s  sub  in  Austinville,  April 

20,  Est  of  Jas  Carter  to  G Pillinger $600 

Lot  37  and  38  Czmock’s  sub  10  in  w hf  sw  qr  6 39  13, 

Apr  29,  Sarah  F Stevens  to  Lillie  B Able $2,600 

Lots  22  and  26  b 9 Derby  add,  June  1,W  M Derby  to 
J Tidlund $1,300 

EVANSTON, 

Lot  2 b 1 Nate  & Adams’  add,  May  5,  Gertrude  L M 

Reily  to  Helen  M Beale $4  500 

50  ft  on  Orrington  av  to  alley  in  lot  4 b 16  Evanston 

May  29,  M de  Coudres  to  W Burnet  $1,250 

Lot  4 b 2 Ladd  k Geoger’s  add,  Mch  16,  B B Young 

to  N Trefft $1,300 

Lot  7 b 3 Keaney  k Rinn’s  add,  May  29,  E W Shaw 

to  W H Bairstow 

Lot  4 b 1 S Evanston,  Apr  6,  Geo  T Dalton  to  Jas  E 

Jenks $7,000 

S 100  ft  of  lot  6 blk  18  Roger’s  Park,  May  4,  J Petry 

toP  Philip 

(Ex  e 25  ft)  Lot  13  b 66  Evanston,  June  3,  A Mussing 
to  Chicago,  Evanston  & Lake  Superior  Ry  co.$l,070 

JEFFERSON. 

Lots  23  and  24  of  lot  1 b 2 Cobb’s  sub  in  sw  qr  19  40 
13,  Dec  23,  ’85,  H G Boughman  to  G S Affolter.$120 
Lots  38  and  39  blk  1 Keeney  & Peuberthy’s  add  to 
Pennock,  June  5,  J F Keeney  to  T Cullinan. . . .$700 
Lot  23  b 1 same,  June  5,  Same  to  Peter  Becker..  .$350 
Und  K of  e 42  acrs  w 100  acrs  sw  qr  11  40  13,  Sep  29, 

’84,  A W Harding  to  Downing $4,000 

Lots  40  to  44  b 1 Keeney  & Penberthy’s  add  to  Pen- 
nock, June  4,  J F Keeney  to  T Hafner $1,750 

LYONS. 

Lot  9 b 11  Cossitt’s  First  add  to  La  Grange,  Apr  16, 

F B Cossitt  to  F H Allen £300 

Lot  32  Gage’s  sub  nw  qr  1 38  12,  May  1,  H Finners- 

dorf  to  H Hugler $300 

Same  premises.  May  10,  H Hugler  to  J Drewing.$675 
Lots  6 and  7 b 14  La  Grange,  May  18,  C W Richmond 
to  S N Howard $2  500 

MAINE. 

Lots  2 and  3 b 4,  lot  2 blk  5 Canfield,  Apr  1,  Charter 
Oak  Life  Ins.  Co  to  J B Foot $3,500 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Lot  20  b 4 Trego  & Smith’s  sub  in  nw  qr  25  39  13, 

Apr  29,  Trego  & Smith  to  W G Ross $325 

Lots  2 and  21  blk  4,  div  1 Riverside,  Nov  11,  ’85,  A J 

Cross  to  A L Chambers $2,200 

Lot  38  b 6 of  lots  31  and  32  Assrs  div  nw  qr  32  39  14, 

July  22,  ’85,  A Wisner  to  J Devitt $650 

Lot  14  Jasuagora,  Mch  9,  L B M Moczygemba  to  P 

Moczygem  ba $200 

Lot  1 Rosehill  Cemetery’s  sub  se  qr  ne  qr  6 40  14, 

June  1,  S R Evans  to  R J Donovan $2,090 

N hf  lot  884  b 13  div  3 Riverside,  May  3,  W B Mor- 
ton to  J W Halliday $500 

Und  hf  int  in  lots  1 to  9 b 5,  lots  17  to  25  31  32  33  b 6, 
lots  1 to  6 b 8 lot  31  b 9 Sherman’s  add  to  Holstein 

Sep  1,  ’85,  W Howe  to  W S Eden $5,000 

Lot  7 of  lots  9 and  12  b 5 Rockwell’s  add,  May  21,  A 

C Johnson  to  Eliza  A Johnson $2,500 

Und  Vi  of  same,  May  25,  Eliza  A Johnson  to  L E 

Johnson $1,250 

Und  Vi  lot  31  b 4 .J  & Lee’s  sub  sw  qr  20  39  14,  Juue 

3,  J Jindrich  to  V Pintis $425 

17!4  acs  in  sw  qr  17  41  9,  May  6,  Fred  H AppelhofE 

to  C A k W A Kerber $1,600 

Pt  of  It  2 nw  qr  19  41  9 s of  C k Galena  state  road, 

Mch  10,  A Koutzong  to  J Buckrice $6,000 

liVi  acs  in  nw  qr  nw  qr  19  41  9,  Mch  11,  J Buck-ice 

to  A Routzong $16,000 

Lot  9 b 37  Railroad  to  Harlem,  May  28,  J H Dunlap 

to  G Oddo $415 

Lots  15  and  16  b 1 Beecher’s  Central  Riverside  sub 
ne  qr  35  39  12,  May  13,  C H Mifflin  to  R Avery  . $650 
Lot  19  b 3 b 5,  7 39  14,  May  31,  ,J  W Cochran  to  O M 

Brady $350 

Lot  36  blk  1 McPherson  & Allerton’s  add,  May  25, 

Master  in  Chy  to  W L Neumann $1,160 

6 1-5  acs  in  b pt  w hf  se  qr  sec  26  40  12,  April  30,  F 

Render  to  Chas  Streetz $1,023 

E hf  sw  qr  9 37  12,  May  17,  L A Strong  et  al  to  O O 

Mauland $2,250 

Lot  75  blk  2,  7 39  14,  May  22,  Heirs  of  Henry  Dreck- 

mann  to  Sophie  Dreckman $1,209 

Lot  3 and  w half  lot  2 block  35  Young’s  add  to  Blue 
Island,  June  1,  Minerva  P Young  to  C Krueger. $500 
Lot  45  b 1 Rees’  sub  se  qr  35  39  13,  Juue  5,  C B Hos- 

raer  to  J F Taylor $260 

Lot  18  b 4 Brainard  & Evans’  add,  June  4,  Harriet 

L Dunham  to  Ida  Rubinsky $480 

Lot  1 b 1 Bradwell’s  add,  May  24,  Cathe  H Tilford 

to  Theo  Riehl $500 

Sw  qr  sw  qr  28  41  10,  June  7,  A Hasemann  to  W 
Kruse $4,000 


Lots  31  to  35  35)4  36  36V&  b 90  S S add,  June  3,  Fran 

cis  H Hill  to  F H Hill  Co $40,000 

Same  premises,  June  3,  Newton  S McAbee  to  Same 

$40,000 

Lot  21  b 3 Kettlestring’s  add  to  Harlem,  May  22,  G 

E Steele  to  S E Pebble  i $1,000 

Lot  79  b 39  Clifton,  May  22.  W H Baumgarten  to  W 
B Waters jioo 

HOT  CL.AIM  DEEDS  AKD  <tUIT- 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lots  7 9 and  s 54  ft  of  8 b 9,  lots  1 and  4 of  lots  10  b 
9 lots  1 2 3 of  lot  1 b 10  f rl  sec  16  add,  Mch  23,  S d 

Babcock  to  W d Walker $1 

E 28i4  ft  of  s 109  ft  b 1 Bushnell’s  add,  May  '5,  E H 

Sheldon  to  H J Willing $10 

Lot  73  blk  17  19  39  14,  June  16,  >85,  Jas  H Giil  to  J 

Roberts  $j 

Lots  29  and  30  of  lots  1 to  20  Brighton,  Apr  15,  W j 

Manning  to  d Beach $110 

Lot  7 of  lot  73  Ellis’  East  add,  June  1,  W H Holden 

to  C N Holden $2 

W 50  ft  of  lot  4 b 1 Sawyer’s  add,  Mch  26,  Ex’r  of  J 

Graham  to  Chas  L Adams $1 

Lot  78  b 4 J k Lee’s  sub  sw  qr  20  39  14,  May  27,  T A 

Snow  to  F Paspichal $5 

Lot  12  and  13  b 2 Spear’s  add,  May  5,  Thos  J Lund 

to  W E Hatterman $700 

Lot  35  b 2 Holstein,  May  31.  N C Andersen  to  Hen- 
rietta Nielsen $1 

S hf  n hf  lot  1 of  lot  37,  16  38  14,  May  17,  M B Tal- 

madge  to  J Sanders $550 

Lot  34  blk  5 King,  Scott  k Willson’s  add,  June  1, 

Frances  E Phillips  to  Margt  Kennedy $158 

W hf  lot  10  Iglehart’s  sub  e hf  se  qr  1 38  13,  Jany  4, 

Wm  C Willing  to  W B Jacobs $1 

Lots  3 and  4 of  lot  53  and  pt  54,  Bronson’s  add, May 

18,  R W Papendiok  et  al  to  H Hochbaum $1 

Lot  29  b 7 Fullerton’s  2d  add,  Nov  6,  ’85,  J C Echlin 

to  J I Burke $1 

W hf  lot  8 b 18  Kinzie  add,  June  5,  Clarence  F Good 

ing  to  Mary  Baccigulupi $150 

Lot  165  Boone  J k Kiefer’s  sub  pt  b 1 and  2,  33  39  14 

May  6,  d G Hamilton  to  Henry  Van  Verneke $1 

Lots  1 and  2 b 2 Archer  add,  May  31,  Jno  Johnston 

to  M Moran $1 

Lots  17  19  43  46  and  pt  44  Rosalie  Villas,  May  26,  F 

D Reynolds  to  P R Chandler $2 

12J4  acs  in  sw  cor  of  e 60  acs  sw  qr  11  39  13,  June  5, 

Mary  A & J H Harding  to  Danl  Downing $8.0 

Lot  8 in  sub  of  1 acre  beta  bs  22  24  etc,  Smith’s  sub 
ne  qr  18  39  14,  June  2,  J E Munroe  to  H C Good- 
rich   $150 

Und  Vi  of  lot  26  e hf  b 53,  7 39  14,  May  14,  Mary  F 

Martin  to  Minnie  E Caste $1 

Lot  16  b 2 Manchester  36  39  13,  June  2,  W C Cody  to 

Jas  Cody $500 

Lot  27  Lake  st  and  Central  Park  sub  sw  qr  11  39  13, 

June  3,  J Glas  to  J H Davlin $100 

Same  premises,  June  8,  Estate  of  Jno  Davlin  to  Ann 

Pearsdale.. $1 

Lot  11  blk  3 blk  6,  7 39  14,  June  4,  Oscar  M Brady  to 
Catherine  Hayes $435 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  June  3,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  178  $ 895,190 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  126  331,748 

County 91  231,235 

Total 395  fl, 458, 173 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  June  3,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 164  $554,034 

County 184  438,862 

Total 348  $ 992,896 


TRUST  DEEDS. 

Altberg  O E to  J J Altpeter  May  22,  It  1 b 

2,  28  39  14.  8% $1,500 

Allen  F J to  C D Wells  June  1,  It  3 b 4,  29 

39  14,  7% $500 

Anderson  O P and  A to  A J Nowlan  May 

39,  It  6 b 8,  8 39  14,  5 y 6 % $500 

Arnold  G to  L Boyce  June  7,  It  47  b 13.  22 

3814,  3 y 8% .$335 

Anderson  J A to  A Peterson  May  22,  It  10 
b 14,  Holstein,  22  mos $200 


Anderson  I to  B E Jones  Apr  20,  It  11  b 2, 

23  38  14.  3 y 8% $700 

Ackerburg  H E to  E Knauer  June  1,  It  4 b 

9,  29  40  14.  4 y 7i $900 

Ackerburg  H E to  R J Waters  June  1,  It  4 

b 9,  29  40  14,  1 y 7% $300 

Andersen  A A to  J H Ernst  June  8,  It  1 b 

10,  Delavan  add  3 y 5% $5000 

Brunkhorst  J to  H G Foreman  May  10.  It 

14  to  16  b 1.  29  40  14,  3y  6% $3,700 

Bullen  G to  J N Young  June  1,  Its  1 to  6 b 
9.  Kinzie’s  add  etc,  10  y,  5%%.  . .$125,000 
Benguy  E & E to  W F Lubeke  June  2.  It 
49  b 3 b 3,  Sheffield’s  add.  3 y 6$. . . $1,150 
Barber  H Jr  to  E H Fishburn  May  10,  Its 

I to  20  b 80.  Maywood,  3 y 7% $1,600 

Baer  B P to  E H Sheidon  May  28.  It  32  b 

4 b 3.  Sheffield’s  add,  May  20,  ’87,  8%.  $400 
Boepe  H to  W L Moss  June  4,  It  30  b 8.  31 

40  14,  3 y 8% $500 

Barstow  W to  R L Tatham  May  29,  It  7 b 

3,  K &R’s  add,  Evanston,  1 y 6% $200 

Busch  U to  C F Collott  June  1,  Its  8 and  9 

b 6.  30  40  14,  3 y 6% \ $900 

Bonter  E C to  H Greenebaum  June  2,  pt 

It  11,  11  39  13,  42  mos  8% $275 

Bruckley  R M to  G A Springer  May  28,  It 

II  b 1,  21  38  14,  2 y 8% $550 

Bussil  E J & D O to  C A Buell  June  1,  pt 

Its  9 and  22,  21  38  14,  3 y 7% $1600 

Blair  C H to  A B Jenks,  May  8,  It  13  b 2, 

33  39  14.  5 y,  6 % $11,350 

Belden  A W to  M B Rich,  May  1,  pt  Its  4 

and  5 b 10,  11  38  14,  2 y,  8% $5000 

Brown  & Van  Arsdale  Mfg  Co  to  J E Cor- 
nell, It  2 b 2,  26  38  14,  3 y,  6% $7400 

Boehmer  A to  C W Griggs  Apr  29,  pt  Its  2 

to  4,  1 34  29,  2 y 8% $2000 

Bogers  J to  M J Dunue,  May  5,  It  21.  G & 

N sub.  13  39  13,  8% .$600 

Bassett  G B to  A Pine,  May  8,  It  24  b 2,  33 

39  U,  6% $2,000 

Bogda  F to  J C Scumacher,  June  5,  It  14 

b 12,  19  39  14,  2 y,  7% $250 

Brinkmeior  C to  F J LeMoyne,  May  24,  It 

21  It  16,  29  40  14,  2 y,  7% $534 

Becker  P to  N A Mayer  May  17,  lease  of 
Its  23  and  24  b 2,  Brand’s  add  6 mos  7% 

$2,000 

Baertschy  E to  A W Wright  May  27,  It  7 It 

4 b 8, 18  40  14.  30  mos  6% $300 

Baertschy  E to  P Trumbull  May  27,  Its  8 

and  9 It  4 b 8, 18  40  14.  40  mos,  6% $ — 

Bonne  W H to  E Breske  June  1,  It  6 b 6,  36 

40  13,  6# $900 

Bensley  A F to  PE  Stanley  June  1,  pt  b 7. 

Cleaverville  etc  6 y.  8%% $55,000 

Budd  W 0 to  F B Peabody  May  29,  pt  It  9 

b 4.  10  38  14,5  y 7% $1,500 

Buchholz  A J to  F H Baker  June  2,  It  22 

b 1,  36  40  13.  3 y 7% $300 

Burrows  A & W A to  W N Hibbard  Mch  5, 
pt  Its  10  and  11  b 12,  Cornell,  4 y 7%.  $900 
Blachke  W to  T H Schintz  Apl  26,  It  48  b 

3,  19  39  14,  5 y 7$, $340 

Birchmeier  J P to  J H Ernst  June  9,  pt  It 

15  b 3,  Sheffield’s  add  1 y 7% $200 

Budd  W O to  F B Peabody  June  5.  pt  Its 

35  and  34  b 7,  16  38  14,  5 y 7% $1500 

Bicek  M to  L Baird  June  4,  It  48  b 10,  20 

39  14,  3 y 7% $800 

Budach  J G to  H G Foreman  June  7,  It  14 
and  pt  It  13  b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y 

3% $4000 

Bromke  J to  W D Kerfoot  May  19,  It  29  b 

1,  32  39  14,  4 y 6% $450 

Brick  C to  G Coombs  June  8,  pt  It  8 b 1,  4 

38  14.  1 y 7% $300 

Carson  N <t  J to  A Peterson  June  3,  It  21 

and  pt  It  30  b 2,  17  38  14,  10  mos,  8%. . 

$800 

Condon  J F to  J M Oliver  Feb  15,  It  3 b 1, 

36  40  13,  3 y 8% $300 

Cath  Bish  of  Chicago  to  F R Chandler  May 

21,  Its  22  to  32  b 3,  Vernon  Pk  add,  5 y 

3% $8,000 

Collins  J to  H L Kent  Apr  10,  pt  Its  12 

and  13  b 18,  21  38  14.  3 y 7% $300 

Christian  C to  A Pise  June  2,  It  8 b 2,  12 

39  13,  6* $1,200 

Cameron  J to  J C Miller  May  17,  It  49  b 2, 

9 38  14,  8% $1,500 


R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  & Co., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


Cooney  J to  S B Mead  June  1,  It  26  b ,8 

Hamburg,  6 y 6% $525 

Cook  A to  P W Snowhook'June  2,  It  48  b 

27,  17  39  14,  3 y 6% $700 

Olsen  P A to  T 1 Hartigan  June  1,  It  15  b 

1,  6 39  14,  22  mos $850 

Conway  E to  J Nelson  Junel,  It  142  b 25, 

33  40  14,  6 y 6% $800 

Connelly  M to  S M Moore  May  2,  It  8 It  7 

b 4,  Rockwell’s  add,  2 y 8% $305 

Craig  J C to  P D Armour  May  18,  pt  Its  4 

and  3 b 12,  31  38  14,  6 y 5% $3,200 

Cleary  C to  H G Foreman  May  27,  Its  9 

and  10  b 18,  s frl  29  39  14,  7% $1400 

Considine  T to  W J Bryson  Apl  28,  It  17  b 

4,  34  39  14,  5 y 6% $8000 

Connerty  J F to  P Keane  May  27,  It  2 It 

25  b 1 b 7„|33  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Campbell  W A to  H K Tenney  June  1,  It  6 

sw^  14  38  14, 13  mos  6J6 $500 

Carver  D to  L Baird  Feb  20,  It  14  b 7, 

Rockwell’s  add  mthly  6 % 2.400 

Carstens  H H to  E Prussing  June  4,  pt  Its 
15  and  16  b 71,  R & M’s  s add,  3 y 8% 

: $12,000 

Caproni  A to  A B Mead  May  19,  It  28  b 4. 

Ellis  w add  2 y 8% $6000 

Cunning  J N to  H A Hurlbut  June  7,  Its  1 
to  4 It  48,  etc,  18  39  14,  5 y 7% . . . .$12,000 
Cravin  J to  J J Curran  June  8,  It  13  b 3, 

36  40  13,  7 %% $1000 

Cox  M H to  H E Greenebaum  June  7,  It  34 

b 2.  34  39  14,  5 y 8% $4000 

Citsdorf  C to  W Bartels  June  7,  Its  35  and 

36  b 2,  34  40  13,  3y  8% $600 

Davie  J to  T H Schintz  June  7,  It  1 It  9 b 

13,  35  40  13,  1 y 7% $300 

Doepp  W to  E Kaufman  June  1,  pt  n A ne 

31  40  14,  5 y 8^ $1400 

Dux  J to  L Baird  May  1,  It  19  b 2, 18  39  14, 

1 y 3% $2500  ’ 

Dooley  J to  J Foley  June  4,  It  91  b 43,  17 

39  14,  8% $1,200 

Dietsch  C to  W Bartels  Juno  5,  Its  83  and 

84  b 1,  S <fc  G’s  add.  2 y $500 

Domjahn  A to  T C Edwards  Apl  12,  It  11 

It  3 b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 8% $675 

Dlouhy  V to  T Schintz  June  1,  It  8 b 11. 

20  39  14.  3 y 8% $2000  \ 

Draper  E to  W Heinemann,  June  7,  Its  47 

and  48  b 2,  21  38  14,  3 y,  7% $1000 

Dankel  W to  G N Stone  Nov  26,  Its  1 to  3 

b 6,  22  38  14,  3 y 8% $600 

Dreyer  F to  J Buehler  June  2,  It  56  b 85, 

Sheffield’s  add.  4 y.  7% $500 

Dowling  M and  T to  C D Wells  June  1,  It 

15  b 16.  33  3914,  7 % $2,000 

DeWolf  W L to  J Rosenthal  June  2,  pt  It 

17  b 122,  s s add,  5 y 62 $12,000 

Dempsy  H to  E Burse  Dec  1,  It  35  b 24,  25 

40  13 $420 

Danielson  C E to  C Holbech  Jan  2,  It  24  b 

8,  1 39  13,  6 y,  8% $600 

Dowling  I to  U Mut  Ins  Co  Mch  15,  It  7 

and  8 Robbin’s  sub,  3 38  14,  July  1 ’87, 

8% $9,000 

Drewing  J to  W Heinemann  June  3,  It  32, 

nw  qr,  1 38  12,  3 v 7% $400 

DeVry  HCtoCF  Collott  June  2,  Its  23  to 

27  b 6,  20  40  14,  1 y 8% $1,200 

Edwards  F M to  C D Stinson  June  1,  pt 
Its  2 and  3 b 11.  Linden  Grove,  5 v "i 

V 2,700 

Eskeldson  J M to  W M Stanley  May  31,  It 

37,  e hf  b 3.  7 39  14 $250 

Ehrlich  M L to  R W Perce  June  2,  It  45  b 

1 b 2,  33  39  14,  2 y 8% $2,600 

Elend  T to  A Wisner  Mch  31,  It  47  b 55,  19 

39  14.  2 y 7% $350 

Engberg  J to  C D Wells  June  1,  It  9 and 

pt  It  10,  33  40  14.  7% „ $8000 

Enander  J A to  H A Haugan  June  1,  Its  52 

and  53  b 2,  20  40  14,  3 v 8% $2000 

Eimstad  K to  H G Foreman  June  8,  pt  It  5 

b 76,  3y  7% $700 

Ericsen  J F to  E S Dreyer,  June  8,  It  19  b 

9,  25  39  13,  3 y,  7% $1500 

Ernst  L to  E H Sheldon  Apr  7,  Its  7 and  8 

b 94,  Elston’s  add,  3 y 8% $3,300 

Eskildion  J C to  W M Stanley  May  31,  It 

37  b 3,  7 3914,  5 y 7% $250 

Finney  G C to  L Baird,  June  7,  pt  It  12,  S 

<fc  W’s  sub,  10  38  14,  5 y 8%% $12,000 

Firteh  M & F to  F C Irwin  May  24,  It  24 

b 17,  7 37  15.  3 y $500 

Fitzgibbons  E to  G Coombs  June  3,  It  27 
It  6 b 25,  29  39  14,  2 y 7% $200 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


363 


Flannagan  FtoGW  Newcomb  Mch  1,  It 

59  b 2,  29  39  14.  2 y 8% $250 

Fox  J to  T W Seunott  June  2,  It  12,  b 2,  b 

6,  18  39  14,  8% $800 

Finan  F J to  H E Greenebaum  June  4,  It 
4 b 4 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add  3 y,  1%....  $900 
Froelich  J F to  M J Dunne  June  2,  pt  It  15 

b 16,  Wolcott’s  add,  8 % $3,200 

Fulton  J T to  G M Bogue  May  18,  It  93  b 

4,  2 38  14,  3 y 8% $1,300 

Fellows  W to  F R Chandler  June  1,  Its  4 

and  5 b 3,  Sutton’s  add  5 y 8% $6509 

Fisher  S A to  J Buehler,  May  25,  Its  17  to 

34  b 1,  7 39  14,  5 y,  6% $4000 

Fraedrich  W L to  J Buehler,  June  4,  It  11 

b 16,  31  40  14,  1 y,  7% $200 

Foot  J B to  Charter  O L Ins  Co  Apr  1.  Its 

2  and  3 b 4,  etc,  Canfield $ 

Ford  C H to  E Maynard  May  1,  It  11  b 3, 

13  39  13,  4 y,  6% $1,500 

Gillis  J E to  E Maynard  Apr  13,  It  7 b 3, 

13  39  13,  4 y 8% $1,600 

Grinitn  A to  M E Greenebaum  Oce  5,  It  4 
b 5,  Gross’  add,  32  mos,  7%.  ...  .....  $550 
Gonyeo  C to  M E Greenebaum  June  4,  It 

79  b 2,  36  40  13,  7% $150 

Gougel  F to  H C Zuttermeister  June  7,  It 

86  b 53,  19  39  14,  2 y 8% $1700 

Graus  J J to  J J Altpeter,  June  5,  It  12  b 2 

b 14,  18  39  14.  8$ $1000 

Griest  SE&JM  toLJ  Gage  June  1,  pt 

It  8 b 3,  Clearville  6 m,  8% $3000 

Gordon  J to  H RicKe  May  25,  It  62  It  F,  28 

40  14,  5 y $750 

Gultzloff  W to  0 Kabe  June  2,  It  2 b 8, 

Bickerdike’s  add,  8% $2,200 

Gower  S E & H to  R W Hyman  tr  May  24, 

pt  It  11  b 12,  11  38  14,  5 y 7% $350 

Grenier  J B to  S M Moore  Apl  7,  It  12  b 2 

b 15,  8 39  13,  2 y 6% $318 

Grosskopf  C F W to  S E Gross  June  3,  It 

34  b 1,  Clifford’s  add,  1 y 6 % $566 

Grosse  L J to  L Pasal  June  9,  It  91  b 52, 

33  40  14.  6 m 6 % $1375 

Hecker  M to  J H Ernst  June  5,  It  36  b 51, 

33  40  14,  3 y,  8% $500 

Hantz  J J to  A Rehm  June  5,  It  15  It  2,  b 

4,  Rockwell  add  5% $l,40f 

Hatterman  F W to  S A Walter  May  1,  pt 

It  6 b 2,  6 39  14,  1 y,  6% $600 

Haim  A to  J H Ernst  June  4,  It  36,  20  40 

14,3  y $500 

Hodoral  J to  F Sommer  May  27,  pt  It  9 b 

41,  21  39  14,  5 y 5% $2,000 

Herman  C J to  E A Warfield  June  2,  It  6 

b 50,  7 38  14,  4y  8% $350 

Hall  G to  T J Lefens  June  4,  It  50  b 2 b 

26,  33  39  14,  1 y 8% $400 

Hartman  A to  J Shoemaker  May  19,  It  17 

b 4,  S Chicago.  3 y 8% $300 

Hinsdale  M & N C to  Tyrrell  & Bayley 
June  1,  pt  Its  56  and  57  b 12,  Rockwell’s 

add,  2 y 6% $2,500 

Hoover  E A to  J Stern  June  7,  Its  14  and 

15  b 22,  Norwood  Park,  7% $600 

Hoover  E A to  J Stern  June  7.  Its  14  and 

15  b 32,  Norwood  Park,  8 % $1200 

Herdricker  L to  M A DeLany  June  1,  It  17 

b 24,  G R & S add,  5 y,  6% $8500 

Hobart  H M to  H A Haugan  May  1,  Its  15 

to  21  b 1,  28  40  14.  3 y,  8% 22,734 

Hellikson  E to  A Peterson,  May  29,  Its  46 

to  48  b 3.  36  40  13,  2 y,  7% $500 

Houlton  C to  H G Foreman,  June  7,  Its  31 

and  32  b 21,  20  39  14,  1 v,  8% $500 

Hoffman  C to  N A Mayer,  June  7,  It  47  and 

48  b 1,  S & G’s  add,  6% $5,000 

Hahn  A to  S Gehr,  May  17,  It  34  It  5,  18 

39  14,  2 y,  6% $400 

Henderson  W to  A V Knickerbocker  May 
15  It  15  b 5,  Riverside,  pt  div,  8%. . . . $1,500 
Hacker  J to  Heinemann  June  3,  It  1 b 3, 

7 39  14,  1 y 7% $800 

Hallett  J to  R M Outhet  May  24,  pt  It  3 b 

57,  s s add,  2 y 6% $850 

Hughes  G H to  H A Gardner  June  1,  bs  10 
and  11  and  It  3 b 2,  32  39  14,  5 y 8%. . 

$31,000 

Hyde  E H <fc  AD  toH  E Greenebaum 

June  2,  It  4 b 3,  7 39  14,  2 y 7% $700 

Heeney  H & D F to  E E Prussing  May  16, 

It  70  b 7,  36  40  13,  2 y 7% $1,000 

Herde  A to  C Jorn  June  1,  Its  3 and  4 b 5, 

Kan  add,  3 y 7% $1,000  I 

Hitch  M to  W Heinemann  May  28,  It  33  b 

16,  W T & B sub,  6 39  14,  2y  7% $750 

Holm  H M & E to  W Heinemann  June  3. 

It  141  b 1,  36  40  14,  1 y 7% $1,500 

| Hochbaum  H & R to  L Baird  May  28,  It  3 

It  4,  etc,  Bronson’s  add,  5 y 8% $5,500 

J Haas  H to  T II  Schintz  June  7,  It  19  b 11, 

36  40  13,  Jany  11,  7$ $250  | 

Hammer  F to  C Kozminski  June  5,  pt  It  11 

b 7,  30  40  13,  10  y 6% $18000 

Haggarty  M C to  F Sommer  May  27,  It  17 
b 2,  Archer  add  5 1-5$ $1350 


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Hartman  J to  J E Otis  June  8,  It  40  b 41, 

28  39  14.  3 y 7% $800 

Iverson  0 to  C Lindemann  Sept  29,  It  12 

b 7,  20  40  14,  5 y 7% $475 

Jernzel  J to  T H Schintz  May  28,  It  67  b 

7,  20  39  14,  3 y,  7% $700 

Jackson  C M to  H S Greenebaum  June  9, 

Its  14  and  15,  11  39  13,  3 y 8% $700 

Jensen  J to  L Baird  May  15,  pt  b 9,  6 39 

14,  5 y 7% $9700 

Jung  M to  H Moeng,  May  17,  Its  12  and  13 

b 13,  29  40  14,  2 y,  6$ $1,500 

Jacobsen  L to  H E Greenebaum  June  2, 

It  47  b 2,  8 39  14,  3 y 6$ $3,000 

Jones  T 0 to  J W Scoville  May  1,  It  1 It  16 

b 6,  J & P’  add $2,500 

Jensen  L to  J Laehm  June  1,  It  20  b 2 b 

28.  33  40  14,4  y 7$ $2,000 

Jorgensen  P to  E S Hawley  Dec  25,  It  9 b 

2,  6 39  14,  4 y 8% $600 

Jacobs  B F to  F A Benton,  Apr  13,  It  35  b 

45,  7 38  14,  June  15,  8% $150 

Jordan  P to  J Foley  June  7,  It  29  b 42,  17 

39  14,  8 % $5000 

Kemayg  D D & H G to  E Maynard  May  21 

It  9 b 3,  13  39  13,  4 y,  8% $1,400 

Kennedy  J to  W C Kinney  June  7,  It  22  se 

% 4 38  14,  4 y,  7% $375 

Kenn  K to  A Mueller  May  1,  It  31  b 1 b 28 

33  39  14,  1 y,  6% $275 

Kuhlmann  K to  S E Gross  June  1,  It  15  b 

15  Clifford’s  add  3 y 5%\ $300 

Kralovek  J to  T H Schintz  May  28,  pt  b 

11,  20  39  14,  5 y 6% $10,000 

Kneota  J to  W Heinemann  June  2,  It  84 

b 33,  19  39  14,  3 y 8% $1,500 

Kouba  J to  S R Thurston  June  5,  It  14  b 1, 

21  39  14,  2 y 8% $1,200 

Kiesling  F to  L Pasel  June  3,  It  2 b 7.  7 

39  14.  2 y 8% $500 

Keenor  J to  W Loeb  May  31,  It  21  b 3,  33 

39  14,  5 y 8% $500 

Krusinski  T to  F Schrader  May  31,  It  13  b 

17,  7 38  14,  3 y 7% $600 

Killian  E and  W to  C F Collot  May  1,  It 

36  b 6,  20  40  14,  54  mos  6% $2,100 

Kiley  F J to  O C Butz  May  10,  It  34  b 2, 

18  39  14,  8 % $3,500 

Kehoe  P J to  F E Hallegan  June  3,  It  53  b 

7,  4 38  14,  4 y 8% $450 

Kohler  M & J to  C Knauer,  June  8,  It  40  b 

3,  19  39  14,  5 y,  8% $500 

Kelley  T to  T Schintz  May  6,  It  30  It  12  b 

6,  Rockwell’s  add,  6 m 8 % $600 

Krimel  W to  C C Garber,  June  1.  It  16,  36 

40  13,  5 y,  8% $1500 

Keefe  T Pto  G N Stone  jan  1,  Its  1 and  2 

b 12,  22  38  14,  2 y,  7% $600 

Klotter  D to  J Kralovec  June  7,  It  128  b 5, 

etc  18  39  14,  1 y,  6% $250 

Knapp  W F to  A Burley  Apr  15,  It  76  b 8, 

29  40  14,  6 y 8% $550 

Kerr  StoCM  FosKott  May  21,  It  19  b 63. 

21  39  14,  3 y,  8% $2000 

KnourikF  to  T H Schintz,  June3,  It  82  b 1 

20  39  14,  3 y,  8%% $3,500 

Kucaba  E to  E Greenebaum,  June  5,  pt  It 

30  b 3,  19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $1,000 

Kealey  J to  P W Snowhook,  May  1,  It  9 b 

3,  12  39  13,  2 y,  7% $2,400 

Kleiss  A to  J H Ernst  June  8,  It  16  It  9 b 

1,  Sheffield’s  add  5 y 8%% $1000 

Kohne  J F to  J C Schumacher  Apl  29,  It 

72  b 11,  19  39  14,  4 y 7% $400 

Kemp  C P to  J H Van  Vlissingen  May  12, 

It  80  b 63,  16  37  14,  4 y 8% 

Low  C H to  B R DeYoung  June  1,  It  6 b 

3 b 2,  36  40  13 $500 

Ludden  J H to  G W Murry,  May  15,  It  19 

b 31,  33  39  14,  1 y,  8% $400 

Lindstrom  J B to  H G Foremon  June  6,  Its 

56  and  57  b 3,  20  38  14,  8% $380 

LenyK  A to  C Goe  B <fc  L Assn  June  1,  It 

36  b 2,  29  40  14,  5 1-5$ $500 

Lamprecht  E to  S Wollner  June  2,  It  30  b 

2,  32  39  14,8$ $1,400 

Lobstein  J G to  J C Schumacher,  May  31, 

Its  36  to  43  b 1 b 15,  20  39  14,  5$. . .$6,000 
Linnberg  A to  W T Dwight  June  — , It  58 

b 10,  7 39  14,  3 y 7$ $650 

Luberger  G to  W D Kerfoot  May  18,  It  9 


Lowden  A H to  T F Andrews  June  1,  pt 
Its  45  and  46  ne  frl  34  39  14,  1 y 8$,.  $2, 000 
Lundahl  C W to  F C Delamater  May  24, 

It  12  b 2,  36  40  13,  3 y 6$ $200 

Low  C H to  B R De  Young  June  1,  Its  5 

and  6 b 3,  36  40  13,  3 y $1000 

Likly  B to  H E Updike  May  4.  It  93  b 18, 

3  39  14,  3 y 6$ $300 

Lessing  C to  F Lacker  June  5,  It  33  b 13, 

Holstein  3 y,  6$ $400 

Luce  ES&FMtoPE  Stanley  June  5,  pt 

It  3 b 17,  Wolcott’s  add,  5 y 6$ $7,500 

Leyes  J to  A Mach  June  5,  It  81  It  1 et«, 

18  39  14,  45  ds.  6$ $625 

Lipp  F to  B F Weber  June  1,  Its  9 and  10 
b 2.  Ingledew’s  add,  Ravenswood,  2 y 6$ 

$425 

Langan  A to  N M Blumenthal  June  1,  It 

40  It  6,  4 39  14,  2 y 7$ $40  > 

Lahy  L to  H E Greenebaum  June  9,  Its  12 

and  13  b 13,  31  39  14,  4 y 8$ $1500 

Leydel  C F to  I W Pfeiffer,  June  3,  Its  27 

and  28  b 1,  8 38  14,  7%% $1,000 

Morgan  M A to  J P Ahrens  June  1,  Its  8 

and  9 It  11,  3 38  14,  1 y 6$ $500 

Maas  R to  H G Foreman  June  4,  pt  It  27 

bib  5,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 6$ $4,000 

McCormacK  J to  A Peterson  June  2,  It  16 

b 1,  34  39  14,  2 y 6$ $5,000 

Mozen  J B to  J H Van  Vlissingen  May  10, 

It  1,  Davis’  add.  Pullman.  2 v 7$.... $600 
Men'am  W to  M E Greenbaum  June  2,  Its 
1 and  2,  Gross  Pk  2d  add,  2 y 7$ . . . . $450 
Meyer  M A to  M E Greenebaum  May  19, 

Its  7 and  8,  Gross  Pk  2d  add,  6 mos,  7% 

$125 

McCabe  J to  M E Greenebaum  Oct  12,  It 

32  b 3,  Gross’  add,  3 y 7$ $400 

MeierdirKS  J to  A Hoefer  June  3,  pt  Its  35 

and  36  b 5 b 4,  Sheffield’s  add,  5$ $400 

Mitchell  D to  A Peterson  June  1,  Its  10 
and  11  b 2 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 6$ 

$5,000 

McFarlane  J to  H E Greenebaum  June  4, 

It  61  b 3,  Brown’s  add,  5 y 7$ $900 

McCormick  P to  C H Pushcheck  May  29, 

pt  It  3 b 21,  Ogden’s  add,  8$ $1,300 

Moore  R C to  H E Greenebaum  June  1,  It 

18  b 8,  Gross’  n add.  5 y 7$ $1,000 

McAdams  J to  J R Geary  May  28,  It  28  b 

80,  27  39  14,  6$ .' $6,000 

Moore  M E to  B F Weber  May  10,  It  15  b 
2,  Ingledew’s  add,  Ravenswood,  5 y 8% 

$900 

McCom  J C to  D B Dewey  June  1,  pt  It  13 

b 4,  33  40  14,  2 y 8% $5,000 

Mooney  M & W B to  M B Rich  June  8,  pt 
Its  55  and  56,  Ellis’  e add,  July  1,  ’88, 

7% $1090 

Morgan  R to  J Shoemaker  June  7,  It  8 b 4, 

S Chicago $300 

Markus  S to  P Maas  June  5,  It  14  It  34,  13 

39  13,  8% $2000 

Mekalson  A to  L Baird  June  3,  It  19,  P & 

F add,  2 y 8% $1200 

Moos  B F to  S Fleetwood,  June  8,  It  3 b 9, 

35  40  13,  2 y,  8% $206 

MCNeil  B M et  al  to  T HicKey  June  7.  sa- 
loon 47  Eldridge  ct  1 y $600 

Miller  P G to  J Maas  May  25,  It  47  b 49, 

17  39  14,  8% $800 

McAllister  A to  H L Turner  Apl  19,  It  10  b 

1 b 5,  18  39  14,  1 y 8% $200 

Murphy  M to  F R Chandler  Jnue  1,  pt  It 

10  It  1,  h 19,  Kinzie  add  3 y 8% $2000 

Mackey  W to  H E Greenebaum  June  8,  It 

10  b 3.  4 38  14,  5 y 7% $1000 

McCoy  W to  F D Winston  Jany  13,  Its  14 

and  15  b 37,  17  39  14,  2 y 8% $5000 

Neal  J P to  L Baird  May  14,  pt  Its  13  and 

16,  b 100,  s s add  2 y,  8% $23,500 

Nys  A to  S Straus  June  2,  Its  29  and  30  b 1 

l 39  13,  4 y 8% 

Nelson  H to  H E Greenebaum  May  25,  It 

50,  Gross  Pk  2d  add,  3 y 7% $300 

Nockin  J M to  C W Griggs  Mch  17,  It  31  b 

5,  18  39  14,  3 y 8% $600 

Normoyle  J to  A Smith  May  15,  It  37  b 


4 38  14,  3 y . 


.$700 


Nachtweih  H to  O Peltzer  June  2,  It  31  b 
57.  19  39  14,  Mch  17,  ’88,  8% $ 


b 25,  Brand’s  add,  3 y 8% $750  NelseD  J to  H J Christoph  June  8,  Its  9 and 


10  b 1,  6 39  14,  5 y 7% $3600 

Opava  F to  M Majewski  May  28,  It  14  b 2, 

6 39  14,  8% $1,000 

Ostlund  E R to  J L Collins  June  5,  It  9 b 

4 b 5,  Sheffield’s  add  8v,8% $1,100 

Orr  J to  C P H Dose  June  1,  pt  It  3 b 4,  28 

40  14,  3 y,  8% $575 

O’Keefe  MtoCW  Nicholes  June  5,  It  27  b 

22,  33  39  14,  4 v 8% $600 

Olson  C T to  A Peterson  June  1,  It  7 b 27, 

Ogden’s  add,  5 y 7% $4,000 

Odde  G to  S Dunlop  May  28,  It  9 b 37,  12 

39  13,  2 y 7% $315 

O’Neill  J to  L Boyce  Jany  2,  Its  12  to  15  b 

11,  22  38  14,  5 y 8% $415 

Neufeld  N to  0 K A Hutchinson  Mch  19, 

pt  It  14  b 46,  Carpenter’s  add,  5 y 6^.$6000 
Prokop  J to  C Noval  June  2,  It  4 It  7 b 65, 

21  39  14,  5 y 10$ $1,400 

Petzel  F to  J C Schumacher  Apr  7,  It  27  b 

1,  17  39  14,  2 y,  8% $2,000 

Purdy  J to  H J Christoph  June  3,  It  22  It 

2 b 45,  21  39  14,  5 y $10,000 

Peters  T to  J H Ernst  June  9,  It  6 It  91, 

Butterfield  4 y 8% $800 

Powers  M to  H E Greenebaum  June  19,  pt 

It  5,  32  39  14,  1 y 8% $400 

Phillips  J to  F B Peabody  June  9,  Its  10 
and  11  and  18  b 3,  Murray  add  3y  6$.$5000 
Pritchett  W to  J W Scoville  May  27,  It  25 

b 4,  Sutton’s  add,  3 y $900 

Peterson  W L to  A Chytraus  June  2,  Its 

45  and  46  b 24.  35  40  13,  8% $1,500 

Pospechal  F to  L Baird  May  25,  It  78  b 4, 

20  39  14,  5 y 8% $2,500 

Price  W to  J G Miller  June  1,  b 3,  Schles- 

ing,  2 y 7% $5,000 

Patton  M to  J Stern  Apr  28,  It  61  b 16,  6 

39  14,  7% $3,000 

Pease  E B to  C J Kavanagh  June  1,  It  19 

b 6,  13  39  13,  3 y 7% $800 

Pollard  E K to  G M Bogue  May  18,  It  14  b 

4,  2 38  14,  4 y 6% $800 

Price  W to  C F Hatterman  May  31,  b 3, 

Schleswig,  2 y 7% $1000 

Pederson  L to  M E Greenebaum  June  8, 
pt  Its  5 and  6 b 1,  36  40  13,  39  m 8$.  . $520 
Pohl  F to  H Hustand.  May  28,  It  16  b 22, 

5 39  14,  3 y,  7% $600 

Pebbles  S E to  C H Bonn,  May  22,  It  21  b 

3,  7 39  13,  5 y,  8% $900 

Quinn  M E and  J B to  T Schintz  June  5, 

It  10  b 4,  18  39  14,  8% $3000 

Quinlan  C H to  C S Quinlan  June  2,  Its  7 

to  9 b 20,  Evanston,  5 y 8% $10,000 

Robinson  C to  W H Moore  Apl  20.  It  49  b 

1,  McKey’s  add,  Hyde  pk,  3 y 8% $800 

Rief  T to  W Garnett  Jr  May  24,  It  1 b 1, 

Bradwell’s  add  3 y,  8% $300 

Rossow  C to  A H Burley  Mch  15,  It  64  b 8. 

29  40  14,  6 y 8% $550 

Rearson  N to  R Berger  June  4,  It  21  It  5, 

20  40  14,  2 y 7 % $300 

Rachan  A to  M E Greenebaum  Mch  22.  Its 

14  and  15  b 4,  Gross’  n add,  3 y 7%.  .$1380 
Riegelman  E to  S J Bach  June  8,  Its  55 

and  56  b 2,  27  39  14,  5 y 6% $5000 

Reuter  J to  C L Niehoff  June  7,  Its  1 and  2 

b 5,  Brand’s  add  2 y 6$ $4000 

Rau  F to  B F Jacobs  Mch  26,  Its  26  to  30 

b 50,  7 38  14,  60  ds  8% $200 

Rietz  E G W to  J C Magill  May  28,  it  6 

b 59,  7 39  14,  1 y.  8% $ 

Robertson  H E to  C B Eggleston  May  1,  It 

41  b 6,  Linden  Grove  5 y,  7% $1,400 

Rooney  J to  M E Greenebaum  May  29,  It 

22  b 5,  28  39  14,  3 y 7% $900 

Richard  L A to  J Buehler  May  29,  It  20  b 

13,  4 39  14.  6 mos $1,000 

Rubinsky  I to  L J A Fuellgraf  June  3,  It 

28  b4,  B & E’s  add,  8% $3,800 

Rabs  B to  0 Peltzer  May  15,  It  72  b 8,  S & 

G’s  add,  5 y 8% $5,000 

Renk  C and  A to  A Aeile  June  3,  It  33  b 2 

S & G’s  add,  Aug  1,  ’87,  8% $110 

Randolph  G>  to  J S Norton  Junel,  It  17  pt 

b 1, 19  41  14,  5 y 8% $8,500 

Regan  M to  W D Cooper  May  3,  It  59  n e 

qr,  20  38  14,  4 y 8% $150 

Simmington  A B to  FA  Barnes  June  1,  It 
2 It  24  etc,  18  39  14,  May  1,  ’88,  8%.  $1,500 
Struve  O to  S E Gross  May  26,  It  2 b 9 
and  It  12  b 7,  Clifford’s  ad  3 y 8%. . . . $825 
Sienwrotn  J E to  G N Stone  Dec  15,  Its  9 

and  10  b 12,  5 y 8% $450 

Severance  Emma  E to  N N Cronholm  June 

7,  pt  It  3 b 2, 16  38  14,  1 y 7% $600 

Stewart  G W to  E Maynard,  Max  27,  It  7 b 

2,  13  39  13,  6 y,  8% $600 

Suhling  F to  H J Cristoph,  May  25,  It  4 b 

12,  4 39  14,  3 y,  6 % $3000 

Stewart  G W to  E Maynard,  May  27,  It  7 b 

2,  13  39  13.  6 y,  8% $600 

Sittieg  A J to  T Schintz  June  1,  It  21  b 1, 

21  38  14,  3 y 6 $200q 


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Shauler  H F to  P F Haynes,  May  29,  It 

314  b 6,  29  40  14,  3 y,  6$ $500 

Sutton  A F to  C F Collots  June  8,  It  32  b 

6,  24  40  14,  2 y 6% $200 

Stephens  N to  A Rehm,  June  4,  It  12  b 3, 

18  39  14,  5# $1,500 

Scholl  J to  H G Foreman  June  1,  It  5 b 13, 

Duncan’s  add.  5 y $12,000 

Sawdy  H J to  P E Stanley  June  3,  pt  Its 
11  and  12  b 30,  Kinzie’s  add,  5 y 6% 

$5,500 

Schnur  A to  E Prnssiug  June  2,  It  34  b 2 

b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7 % $6C0 

Shuman  CV  <fc  P L to  F R Chandler  June 

I,  It  10  b 5,  Astor’s  add,  5 y 6# . . . . $8,000 
Stoye  F to  J C Schumacher  Apr  17,  It  49  b 

II,  19  39  14,  3 y 7% $500 

Steine  G M et  al  to  J E Fay  June  4,  pt  It 

9 b 9,  21  38  14. 1 y $5,000 

Shutterly  E & J J to  F N Chicx  June  5,  pt 
b 1.  Snyder’s  add  Evanston  3 mos  7$ 

$5,000 

Stoddard  B A to  O B Skinner  June  5,  1 y, 

7$ $2,000 

Swanson  J to  L H Davis  Mch  23,  It  16  b 2 

23  38  14,  4 y,  6% $300 

Smith  A to  G M Bogue  June  5,  pt  It  7 b 3, 

14  38  14,  1 y,  6# $400 


Walther  B to  A E Barr  May  27,  It  22  b 43, 

19  39  14,  3 y 7% $800 

Wulf  H to  R Berger  June  1,  It  8 b 4,  9 38 

14,  3 y 7% $700 

Wilke  F J to  E H Sheldon  June  3,  It  28  b 

2 b 5,  Sheffield’s  add.  3 y 6% $750 

Weber  J to  H E Greehebaum  May  18,  It 

45  b 34,  31  39  14.  3 y 7% $400 

Weber  J to  S E Gross  May  18,  It  45  b 34, 

31  39  14,  41  mos  7% $300 

Weary  C A to  C Smith  June  5,  Its  36  and 

37  b 2.  23  39  13,  2 y 7% $575 

Wilson  H to  M E Greenebaum  Sept  30,  It 

24  b 5,  Gross’  n add,  30  mos,  7% $450 

Wilson  W to  W Lister  June  4,  It  37  b 13,  8 

39  14,  7 y,  6$ $1081 

Way  M J to  E S Pixe  June  — , n ^ 8W 

nw  % 32  38  14,  1 y,  5 % $1,588 

Wagner  A to  C D Wells  Apl  6,  pt  It  10  b 

14,  J R & S add  7% $2500 

Wood  S L to  E W Russell  June  5,  pt  Its  3 

and  4 b 5,  18  39  14.  5 y 6% $4000 

Wood  S L to  J F Lawrence  June  8,  pt  Its 

5 and  4 b 5,  18  39  14,  2 y 0% $2000 

Yeoman  J to  W Bartels  June  7,  It  12  b 12, 

19  39  14,  1 y $300 

Zulinski  S to  E H Sheldon,  Mch  12,  It  32, 
b 11.  5 39  14 $700 


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Sommerhalter  C to  A Mueller  May  1 It  30 

b 1,  28,  33  39  14,  2 y 6# $215 

Spankenebel  A to  B F Weber  June  7,‘b  3, 

S D add  6 m 7% $200 

Schlickert  C to  J Wofensteller  Jr.  June  8, 

It  34  b 6 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add  3 y 6^^.$2000 
Supp  F to  K Nowak  June  8,  pt  It  23  b 14, 

s s add,  52  m 10$ $2000 

Sivert  H to  H L Hill  June  1,  It  3 It  5 b 40. 

1 39  14,  6 m 6$ $1800 

Stenke  A to  J C Schumacher  June  7,  It  15 

b 12,  19  39  14,  3 y 7% $350 

Saaby  F to  M J Dunne  June  2,  It  7 b 3, 

Stevens’  add  8$ $1000 

Sheehan  J to  J Foley  June  9,  It  50  b 2,  9 

38  14,  8$ $500 

Thomas  W H to  P E Stanley  June  4,  pt  Its 
7 and  8 b 51,  Carpenter’s  add  5 y 6$.  $25,000 
TucKer  J Jj  to  J H Ernst  June  7,  It  28  b 1, 

4 39  14,  2 y 6$ $700 

Trumbull  H M to  F J Bennett  May  24,  pt 

Its  11  and  12  b 58,  Hyde  pk,  3 y 6$. $1500 
Tidiund  F J to  R R Walker  June  1,  Its  22 

and  26  b 9,  9 29  13,  3 v,  6$ $800 

Theilen’J  B to  C Sullhan  June  7,  It  4 b 18, 

J R & S add  Mch  l ’88,  6 1 $4500 

Tierney  W to  L A Fullgroff  May  27,  It  17 

b 1,  20  39  14,  8$ $1,900 

Thomason  F to  W O Budd  May  29,  It  16 

and  pt  It  17  b 1. 18  38  14,  1 y 8$ $200 

Tidholm  A et  al  to  A Buread  June  2,  Its  1 

to  24  b 1 b 2,  2138  14,  3 y 6$ $15,000 

Timmis  M to  W A Bond  Mch  19,  pt  It  3 It 

1 etc,  b 15,  Clearville,  3 y 6$ $4,000 

Thompson  C to  S M Moore  June  15,  It  29 
and  pt  It  27  b 5.  26  39  14,  Nov  16,  ’87,  6$ 

$200 

Terrv  J E & A C to  E W Russell  June  4, 

pt  b 1,  13  39  13,  5 y 6$ $5,000 

Titus  B to  E W Russell  June  4,  It  2 b 

41.  17  39  14,  5 y 6$ $3,000 

Upton  R to  T W Sennott  June  2,  It  11  b 12 

5 & G’s  add  8$ •. $800 

Vogel  I to  T H Schintz  June  2,  It  21  b 6. 

36  40  13,  3 y 7$ $200 

Visper  F to  H H Hurlbut  May  18,  It  86  b 

27,  19  39  14,3  y 7% $1,500 

Vancura  J to  L Pasal  June  7,  Its  1 and  2 b 

4,  28  39  14,  1 y 6$ $500 

Wagner  W to  G Coombs  June  1,  Its  6 and 

7 b 17,  31  40  14,  5 y 6$ $2000 

Welch  A and  J to  H G Foreman  June  5,  It 

1 b 2,  Union  Parx  add,  3 y 6$ $3000 

Wlodeski  A J to  G N Stone  Dec  2,  Its  6 to 

12  b 5,  22  38  14.  3 y,  6$ $2100 

Waddell  W G to  T F Andrews,  June  1.  It  5 

ltl9,  34  39  14,  1 y.  8% $2000 

Wagner  J W to  G M Bogue  June  1,  It  30  b 

6 etc,  13  39  13,  5 y 6# $600 

Woughop  J 1)'  to  G M Bogue  May  24,  It  19 

b 4,  2 38  14  $1,100 

Williamson  I to  J Lloyd  May  2,  Its  5 and 
6 b 1,  8 39  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 


Zulinski  S to  E H Sheldon,  Mch  12,  It  32  n 

% b 11,  5 39  14,  1 y,  6% $700 

Ziech  A to  S Walleck  June  3,  It  72  b 53, 19 

39  13,  8% $600 

Zielinsxi  Theo  to  J H Ernst  June  2,  It  3 It 

1 b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y 6% $100 

Zaruba  J M to  C Jorn  June  1,  It  44  b 2,  28 

39  14,  3 y 6# $4,000 

Zajicek  F to  H Felsenthal  June  8,  It  79  b 
6,  20  39  14,  18  m 6 34# $1000 


MORTGAGES. 

Allen  L to  M F Raftree,  June  1,  It  45,  and 

46  b 10 $76C 

Anderson  C J to  Bankers  <fc  M B & L Assn, 

Oct  1,  It  3 b 1,  36  40  13,  8% $1700 

Anderson  C O to  Chicago  Permanent  B & 

L Assn,  June  1,  It  8 It  2,  etc,  16  38  14,  8 % 

$200 

Boser  J to  A H Waldo  May  22,  It  1 b 3 b 

10,  Sheffield’s  add,  8# $500 

Baltz  C to  T L Haines,  Dec  11,  Its  36  and 

36  bl3,  7 39  14,  3 y,  7% $4,000 

Beale  H M to  G L M Reily  May  5,  It  2 b 1, 

N & A’s  add.  Evanston,  84  mos,  6%. . $3,500 
Birch  H T to  U M L Ins  Co,  Mch  13,  pt  n 
e M 8 e % and  e n 6 34  28  42  13  $12000 
Brenmer  J to  J Ring  June  2,  It  33  b 10,  6 

39  14,  18  mos  8 % $500 

Burnet  W to  W C Towle  June  3,  It  4 b 16, 

Evanston,  3 y 7% $ 1,200 

Cook  W M to  People’s  B & L Assn,  June 

4,  It  33  It  8,  etc,  Ellis  e add.  81 $700 

Crowley  J J to  J W Pryor  Apr  20,  n hf  It 

17  b 8.  3 38  14,  3 y 6# ...$1,100 

Deady  T P to  O C Schumaeher  June  2,  It 

52  b 17,  19  39  14,  2 y 7% $100 

Davidson  C & W to  M W Wheeler  June  1, 
store  bldg.  It  1 b 13,  Wolcott’s  add.  and 

pt  It  16  b 9,  Kinzie’s  add,  S% $500 

Egan  M to  Phoenix  B Society  June  5,  pt  It 

LI  b 4,  20  40  14,  5% $2,000 

Engberg  J to  People’s  L & B Assn,  June  8, 

It  46  and  47  b 2,  20  40  14,  8%  $2,600 

Grant  J to  Bookkeepers  B & L Assn,  June 

1,  It  39  b7,  10  39  13,  7% $700 

Holtman  D to  W C Billas,  May  27,  w 34  It 

8 b 10,  33  38  14,  3 y,  8% $200 

Heidnway  F to  C Schlund  Apr  30,  It  22  b 

3,  12  39  12,  5 y 6# $500 

Hansen  S to  Phoenix  B Rociety  June  1,  It 

19  b 7,  36  40  13,  5% $1,000 

Hallock  H A to  S T Hallock  May  12,  It  5 

It  1 b 22,  33  40  14,  3 y 8% $3,500 

Heitman  C to  W Gastfield  May  31,  12  acs 

in  10  42  12,  2 y 6# $250 

Heffron  BtoWM  Howland  June  4,  It  16 

b 5,  4 38  14,  1 y,  8% $250 

Itter  W H to  J Brown,  June  3.  pt  Its  13  to 

16  b 1,  4 38  It,  1 y,  6% $300 

Johnson  E H to  M E Oliver  June  2,  Its  14 
to  21  b 43,  7 38  14,  6 mos  8% $400 


Johnson  A G to  W A Bond  Aug  29,  It  40  b 

2.  23  38  14,  7# $250 

Johnston  E R to  C B Eggleston  June  1,  It 
49  and  pt  It  50,  Linden  Grove  5 y,  7% 

$ 1,925 

Johnson  R W to  Home  B & L Assn,  May 
17,  Its  29  and  30  b 2,  21  38  14,  8$.  . .$2450 
Johnson  R W to  Home  B <fc  L Assn,  May 
17,  Its  29  and  30  b 2,  21  38  14,  8%. . .$2450 
Jacobsen  J R to  Phoenix  B Society  June  1 

pt  It  5 b 10,  36  40  13,  5% $300 

Krueger  C to  M P Young  June  1,  It  3 and 

pt  It  2 b 35,  Blue  Island,  2 y 7% $500 

Krumbien  C J to  W C Goudy,  June  1,  pt 

Its  6 and  7 b 7,  Argyle,  mthly $2,245 

Kemper  T to  H Kemper.  Jan  2,  It  126  b 1, 

Sheffield’s  add,  15  y,  6% $2,470 

Kendrick  M E to  Commonwealth  L & B 
Assn  May  12,  It  4 b 4,  Gray’s  add,  Irving 

place,  8% $300 

Kruse  W to  A Haserman,  June  7,  3 y.  5 % 

$1,000 

Kruger  L to  W Seidel  Jnne  7,  It  29  b 2 b 5, 

Sheffield’s  add.  3 y 7% $500 

Leonhardt  J to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn 
June  3,  It  34  b 1,  1 29  13,  5 1-5# ....  $2,000 
Lawrence  V C and  G to  Chi  Perm  B & L 
Assn,  June  1,  pt  It  5 It  1 b 20,  21  38  14, 

8% $1400 

Levenier  H to  J P Lauermann  May  1,  pt 

se  3^  11  42  12,  3 y $920 

Lyon  E C to  J B Lyon,  Apl  13,  Its  45  and 

48,  S <fc  W’s  sub  6 and  7 38  14 $ 

Larson  A F to  Phoenix  B Society  June  8, 

It  44  b 3.  7 40  14,  5% $1000 

Mieling  F to  F C Tnmler  Apr  17,  pt  It  64 

b 3 b 15,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y 7# $500 

Miller  J W to  United  C B & L Assn  May 

26,  It  33  b 7,  36  40  13,  5# $1,000 

Melzier  D and  J to  W North  Av  B,  L & H 
Assn,  June  2,  It  16  b 6,  35  40  13,  5%.  . $1,200 
Maloney  M to  J P Bowes  Mch  10,  It  22  It 

3 etc,  4 38  14,  2 y 7% $225 

Magnersen  J to  C Weidenhold  Mch  2,  pt 

10  35  14,  3 y 81, $300 

Meyer  F to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn 
June  3,  Its  8 and  9 It  9,  20  40  14,  5 1-5# 

$4,100 

McNally  J to  Same,  June  7,  It  61,  o w 

23  39  13,  8# $100 

Martin  F G to  W A Porter,  May  25.  It  81  b 

49,  17  39  14,  6# $600 

Mark  A A and  J D to  Chicago  Permanent 

B & L Assn,  June  1,  pt  It  5 b 20, , 8% 

$1500 

Masson  A to  N Corwith  Apl  19,  It  1 b 11, 

36  39  13,  4 y 7% $137 

Noffke  C to  T Tropp  Apl  10,  It  9 b 3,  6 39 

14,  5 y 6 # $500 

O’Donnall  J to  Lemont  B & L & H Assn, 

May  4,  It  12  b 3,  20  37  11,  8# $500 

Pockington  T B to  W Welter  May  29,  It  57 

and  pt  It  2 b 1,  Evanston $600 

Pugh  W E to  Mut  B & L Assn  May  24,  pt 

It  13  b 2,  9 38  14,  8% $4,000 

Porter  L S to  People’s  B & L Assn  June  5 
pt  It  6 Cleaver’s  sub  34  39  14,  8#. . .$5,400 
Patterson  M L et  al  to  S M Adsit,  June  9, 

It  8 and  9 b 2,  34  39  14,  2 y,  6# $1,200 

Routzong  A to  J Buckiel  Mch  15,  pt  n w 

qr  s w qr,  19  41  9,  5 y 6# $4,500 

Roos  J to  J Leins  June  5,  n 34  It  5 b 32,  s 

s add  5 y 5# $600 

Stroner  J to  Grant  B & L Assn  May  27,  e 

hf  It  7 b 4,  19  39  14,  6# $1,000 

Sedlacex  J to  Grant  B & L Assn  June  2, 

Its  18  and  19  b 17,  35  40  13.  6# $2,000 

Smith  A M to  Commonwealth  L & B Assn 
May  13,  It  1 b 4,  Gray’s  add,  Irving  pi, 

8# $300 

Sewell  A L to  L J Button  May  15,  pt  b 39, 

Evanston,  3 y 7% $2500 

Spear  A A to  Magee  Furnace  Co,  June  1, 

pt  b 25,  26  39  14,  6# $5,000 

Thomas  G C to  A B M L Assn,  June  8,  It 
16  and  pt  It  17  b 53,  Montrose,  2 y 8%.  $500 
Vaylsteke  B to  S A Frincx  June  4,  Its  28 

and  29  b 2,  1 3913,4  mos $287 

Vetter  A to  F Groszkaus  June  5,  It  4 b 7,  8 

39  14,  5 y,  6# $800 

VanWerke  H to  M M L Ins  Co,  May  6,  It 


165  b 1,33  39  14,  6# $1,500 

Wright  J to  C J Reilly,  May  17,  It  22  b 3, 

5 y,  6# $1,170 

Templeton  E J to  J L Barstow,  June  5,  pt 

It  27  b 1,  24  39  13,  3 y,  7% $1,000 

Vistien  J to  Grant  B & L Assn  June  2,  It 

65  b 1,  20  39  14,  6# $2,000 

Weber  M to  M Bartelme,  admr,  May  13, 
pt  It  2 b 30,  Kinzie’s  add,  1 y,  6%. . .$5,000 
Wyckoff  W to  N W L & B Assn,  May  18,  It 

87,  Parker’s  sub,  11  39  13,  8% $1600 

Wehrmester  A to  M Thielen,  June  7,  It  11 

b 1,  H & G’s  add  9 38  14,  5 y,  7% $550 

Zlanuz  F Grant  B & L Assn,JJune  7,  It  10 

It  1,  etc;  33  40  14,  6% $2,000 

White  R E to  Trustees  schools  39  13,  June 
1,  Its  46  to  48  b 16, 5 39  13,  1 y,  7% ... . $200 


OHATTI/E  MORTGAGES. 

Augustin  F to  C Passow  June  1,  saloon. 

423  Wells  st,  Jan  20 $375 

Abbott  W to  J H Ohlerking  June  2,  furn 

etc,  125  Clark  st,  3 mos $46 

Atkins  N W to  E H Gary  June  4,  furn  etc, 

117234  Lexington  ave,  1 y $160 

Anderson  C to  E P Vining  June  1,  furn 
etc,  129  Chicago  ave,  to  secure  rent.  .$400 
Allen  J W to  VBlatzJune  3,  saloon  3357 

State  st $250 

Alver  W H to  A J Kirkwood  & Co  May, 
machinery  etc  703  Centre  av  90  ds.  .$110 
Arbeckle  M to  S Davidson  June  4,  furn, 

14234  4th  av  15  mos $175  < 

Auer  D C to  C Babcocx  June  7,  furn  3976 

Drexel  bd  3 mos $182 

Alsop  C T to  J H Spear  June  5,  furn  6 mos 

$117 

Adams  O to  W A Thompson  June  4,  furn 

etc,  60  Wisconsin  st,  6 mos $360 

Allenbrand  M to  H A Black  June  — , ma-  » 

chiuery,  47  Jefferson  st,  2 y $1,235 

Arnold  C H to  H M McIntosh,  June  7, 
horses,  etc,  29934  w Randolph  st,  6 m.$260 
Ashton  S to  S Richardson,  June  7,  furn, 

165  w Van  Buren  st,  8 m $150 

Brooks  M to  J Cullen  Apr  3,  furn  etc, 

2000  Arnold  st,  2 mos $70 

Bergling  J E to  C Nystrom  June  2.  piano 

etc,  2 y $225 

Barrett  G to  M Kanter  May  31,  furn  etc, 

599  Wells  st $250 

Barton  G to  G Wolfs  Apr  24,  furn  etc,  40 

Franklin  st,  mtely,  pm $2,000 

Bautsch  GtoSC  Kanter  June  2,  furn  etc, 

244  Water  st,  2 mos $216 

Boone  D A to  F E Blackman  June  3,  furn 

etc,  3958  Drexel  bd,  6 mos $1,175 

Borkovetz  J to  N Anderson  June  3,  horse 

858  Lake  st  5 mos $60 

Broy  P to  S Richardson  June  2,  furn  etc, 

218  Illinois  st  5m  n .$115 

Brun  R to  Baldwin  A Durham  June  1 furn 

etc  609  Clark  st $230 

Beattie  A F to  W W Charles  June  4,  furn 

etc  431  Canal  st  3 mos '220 

Boyd  S J to  P Van  Schaaok  & Sons  J uue  4 

furn  etc  676  Lake  st  on  demand $433 

Buckley  P to  Troy  Laundry  M Co  June  4, 
engine  etc  694  Van  Buren  st  2 y . . . . $1,200 
Baldwin  J H toj  Samuels  June  2,  furn  etc 

175  n State  st  6 mos $250 

Baer  H to  E Woltgenbach  June  4,  saloon 

1410  s Clark  st $400 

Ball  B T to  F J Moulton  June  4,  sloop 

“Allah  Earl”  10  w $136 

Bern  M J to  G D Pease  Apr  16,  piano, 

714  Washington  bd,  6 mos $150 

Bledsaw  E L to  W W Charles  June  5,  bar- 
ber shop  34134  w Chicago  av  4 mos 

$67.. 

Bennett  W to  W N Alley  June  7,  furn  226 

w Randolph  6 mos $130 

Baltz  C to  P Baltz  June  5,  trucks  teams 

etc , 3 mos $2,500 

Borth  C to  E R Walxer  June  5,  furn,  154 

Illinois  st $40 

Brinkworth  E to  S T Atkinson  June  1, 
building  and  fixtures  State  and  Congress 
sts  2 y $2,666 


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leeh  E toC  Barnhardt  Bros  June  1,  press, 

59  Clybourn  nve,  2 y ®310 

boss  WW  to  LB  Shields  June  7,  press, 

etc,  260  Ogden  ave,  4 mos $119 

3ateson  JtoWN  Alley  June  3,  turn  etc, 

1722  State  st,  6 mos ®191 

Breniger  J I to  W N Alley  May  27,  turn 

etc, , 1 m $»>b 

Bardwell  J to  M P Biddlecom  June  6,  turn 

etc,  337  Flournov  st,  15  ds $112 

Bristol  ER  to  J Dempsey  June  4,  turn 

etc,  1109  41st  st ;• 

Beers  C G to  Campbell  P P Mfg  Co,  June 

5.  press,  298  Dearborn  st,  2 y $1850 

Cardew  T H to  T W Slattern  June  1. 

horse  etc, , 2 y f 560 

Clark  E to  J W Lusk  May  31,  turn  etc, 

250  Warren  ave,  3 mos $552 

Charles  W to  N A Stone  May  11,  furn  etc. 

2512  Dearborn  st.  1 yr  pm $238 

Connelly  M to  W Schick  June  1,  turn  etc, 

17  Artesian  ave,  lypm $97 

Cressy  W H to  J J Owen  June  1,  furn  etc, 

286  Elm  st,  1 -J201 

Curran,  Wright  & Co  to  Troy  Macy  Co, 

June  2,  machinery, , Dec  1 $771 

Carpenter  E H to  W B Thompson  June  2. 

barber  shop,  Tre  mont  House,  6 mos . $420 
Chambers  W to  O F Malcolm  June  2,  furn 

etc,  2209  Michigan  ave,  6 mos. $188 

Curyen  M to  W C Comstock  May  8,  furn 

etc,  243  Wabash  ave,  Jan  1 $195 

Courtwright  W F to  C J Shields  June  2, 
furn  etc,  1198  Milwaukee  ave,  6 mos.  . $76 
Christopher  C B to  W H King  June  2 

truck  etc,  660  Indiana  st  6 $50 

Carberry  E G to  J W Lusk  June  3,  furn 

etc  199  Seminary  av  6 mos $68 

Carlin  M to  J W Lusk  June  3,  furn  etc, 

154  Wood  st  6 mos $190 

Callaghan  to  S Richardson  June  3,  furn 

etc  191  Division  st  4 mos $155 

Christman  C to  S Richardson  June  3,  furn 

etc  186  n Curtis  st  2 mos $555 

Cramer  D to  J H Spear  June  2,  furn  etc, 

900  Lakest  $420 

Commercial  & Financial  News  to  H S 

Monroe  machinery  etc  10  y $25,000 

Connely  R to  Flint,  Roe  & Co  June  2,  furn 

etc. $60 

Clark  A C to  JW  Lusk  June  7,  furn  146 

Wells  st  6 mos $88 

ClarK  S A to  M Twiggs  tr,  June  1,  furn 

etc,  221  w Randolph  st,  6 mos $58 

Callen  S M to  M Rosenfeld,  June  7,  ma- 
' chinery,  etc,  191  w Madison  st,  90  ds.  $396 
Caselton  C to  S Richardson,  June  7,  furn, 

649  Gordon  st,  6 $135 

Dartsch  W A to  P Schoenhofen  Brg  Co, 

June  1,  saloon,  220  18th  st.  1 y $250 

Day  D W to  J W Lusk  June  2,  furn  etc, 

224  Winchester  ave,  4 mos $62 

Daly  G to  W W Charles  May  23,  horses. 

etc,  349  May  st,  6 mos $371 

Dorney  W to  W N Alley  May  29,  piano. 

horse  etc,  112  Coblentz  st,  6 mos $68 

Downing  W J to  J W Lusk  June  1,  furn 

etc,  227  Oak  st,  3 mos $300 

Dearborn  E A to  E R Mackey  June  1, 
furn  etc,  435  Western  ave,  6 mos ....  $104 
Duncan  R B to  C Babcock  June  3,  furn 

etc,  158  Park  ave,  4 mos $231 

Davis  J A to  J H Ohlerking  June  4,  furn 

etc,  284  5th  ave,  13  mos $190 

Donnersbrink  H to  C Quindall  June  1, 

horse, , 6 mos $60 

Devine  J to  J W Lusk  Jan  3,  horse  etc  147 

13th  pi  6 mos $70 

Drinkwater  F J to  J W Lusk  June  3,  furn 

etc,  166  n State  st $68 

Dike  H G to  J W Lusk  Juno  3,  furn  etc, 

3655  Grand  bd  6 mos $558 

Duncan  W to  C Babbock  May  28,  furn  etc, 

1450  State  st,  wkly $149 

Drazdik  J toErnst  Bros  Brg  Co  May  6,  | 

saloon  2904  5th  av  1 y $800 

Denel  J to  J H Spear  June  8,  furn 6 

mos $134 

Darling  F I to  J W Lusk  June  7,  furn  1159 

Lexington  av  3 mos $117 

Doremus  F H to  J H Spear  June  5,  furn 

734  Superior  st  6 mos $86 

Duncan  J to  M E Wilson  June  7,  furn  etc, 

513  Ogden  ave,  1 y $150 

English  E R to  HA  Pemberton  June  1, 

- furn  etc,  3121  Wabash  ave,  6 mos $135 

Eaton  T W to  A Dean  June  4,  machinery 

62  w Lake  st  6 mos $700 

Ewald  B and  E to  A Giffert  May  22,  furn, 

220  13th  pi  2 $70 

Eggers  S F to  J W Lusk,  June  4,  furn,  Des- 

plaines,  6 m $" 

Foss  C A to  A J Snell  Mch  25,  horses  etc, 

Jefferson,  1 y $167 

Fraser  C R to  J A Wayman  et  ol  June  1, 
cab,  132  w Madison  st,  9 mos $35q 


Fox  A M and  0 L to  W N Alley  June  1, 
furn  etc,  70  Laflin  st,  Sept  13.  . ....  . $505 


Fleming  D to  Garden  City  Billiard  Table 
Co,  May  13,  billiard  goods,  1563  Milwam  ^ 

&v  1 y ••••  ••••  ••••  ••••  ••••  ••••  • • * * * 

Fowler  L to  K M Nickerson  June  7,  bakery 

891  Madison  st  45  ds • * „ 4 

Foley  T to  W N Alley  June  7,  furn,  912 

Ashland  av  4 mos 

Fries  JPtoJW  Lusk  June  5,  piano,  5o.» 

Larrabee  st  3 moB •••••• f 

Fitzgerald  J to  Chapin  & Gore  June  4 
saloon  etc,  40  Van  Buren  st,  2 y . . . . $700 
Foxwell  C to  C E Wyman  June  5,  furn  etc 

607  Pullman  bldg,  3 mos 

Forrest  J to  A Schaffhauser  June  4,  iurn 

etc,  189  w Lake  st,  6 mos $f 

Fredway  J G to  H M Mclnto.h,  June  8, 
furn  and  piano,  2131  Michigan  av  6 m.$99 
Fisher  WtoJW  Lusk,  June  8,  horses,  etc, 

20  Desplaines  st,  2 m . : • • • ■ $o4U 

Fischer  E to  Warder,  Bushnell  & G,  May 

19,  horses,  Thornton $53 

Godfrey  J W to  H P Coccran  Dec  7,  furn 

etc  1217  Jackson  st,  18  mos $i/9 

Greyland  CtoWN  Alley  May  24,  engine 

etc,  20  Meridian  st,  3 mos $55 1 

Gottloff  G to  M A Cohn  June  4,  furn  etc, 

3559  5th  ave,  2 y |”uu 

Goss  G to  A Duning  June  1,  piano,  78 

Vine  st,  2y ..$60 

Graves  ELtoWH  Graves  June  7,  turn, 

496  Madison  st  2 $450 

Goudie  D R to  C J Shields  June  7,  turn, 

163  Washington  st  3 $5 9 

Gausman  P to  JW  Luske  June  5,  turn, 

2618  Hanover  st  6 mos $81 

Guenther  J to  M Felz  June  8,  wagon  etc  9 

Courrier  st ; f 

Gawron  J to  A Babcock  May  29,  house  158 

Blackhawk  st,  2 y • • • • • $8' 

Getchell  H M to  Schneidewend  & Lee  May 

24,  type  etc,  Englewood,  9 mos $170 

Gallop  W H to  W H Brett  Juee  2,  press 

etc,  115  Halsted  st,  1 y $216 

German  A to  J C Holden  June  3,  piano, 

3447  Cottage  Grove  ave,  Apr  1,  87.  ,$4»/ 
Genge  F to  S Richardson,  June  5,  barber 

shop,  1604  State  st,  6 $54 

Gookins  J F to  J M Gamble  May  1.  furn 

etc,  99  n ClarK  st.  May  1,  ’87 $2,334 

Gogerty  J to  H Rice  May  24,  horse,  871 

Indiana  ave $246 

Geddis  M to  J H Spear  June  3,  furn  etc 

374  n Market  st  4 mos $97 

GathamA  to  J Wyman  May  14,  horse  etc, 

342  n Paulina  st  6 mos $408 

Hornby  C B to  L Danzinger  June  7,  press 

etc , 210  ds $300 

Holman  E EtoGI,  Carman  June  5,  med- 
ical library,  Englewood,  35  ds $400 

Haves  L to  W N Alley  June  2,  furn  etc, 

2723  Dearborn  st,  3 mos $51 

Horg  W E to  J J Owen  June  3,  furn  etc, 

172  Madison  st,  4 mos I336 

Holzer  J to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co  May  18, 

saloon  506  Lincoln  av  8 mos $400 

Hayman  S E to  HO  Campbell  June  1, 

house,  30  Walnut  st  1 y $360 

Henke  L to  S Heyman  June  7,  furn  1017  n 

Halsted  st $130 

Haight  H T to  H M McIntosh  June  7,  furn 

217  s Green  st  6 mos $" 

Hansen  P to  H M McIntosh,  June  8,  furn, 

614  n Leavitt  st,  6 $52 

HecKwitte  F J to  J Cullen  June  3,  furn 

etc,  180  Belknap  st,  6 (mos $68 

Havelock  C to  J W Grisswold  <fc  Co  June 
1,  furn  etc,  — Washtenaw  ave,  Mch  4, 


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RAYMOND’S  PAT 

Com  pressed  Lead  Sash  Weig  hts 


mHIM 


Hilb  F to  Wacker  & B Brg  & M Co,  June 

3,  saloon,  327  State  st,  Apr  1 $250 

Harris  J R to  J Courtwright  June  2,  furn 

etc,  314  Indiana  st,  1 mo $650 

Hosmer  N to  C Babcock  June  2,  wagon 

etc,  720  n Park  ave,  2 mos $53 

Harris  M to  J W Lusk  June  1,  furn  etc, 

259  w Laae  st,  6 mos $81 

Harvy  M S to  H A McLaughlin, , furn 

etc,  123  Sangamon  st,  2 y $976 

Hilb  F to  Bavarian  Brg  Co  June  1,  furn 

etc,  327  State  st,  1 y $250 

Hilb  F to  R O’Donnell,  June  4,  soloon,  327 

State  st,  2 $800 

Hogan  T to  Keeley  Brg  Co,  June  3,  house, 

Hyde  Park,  2y $1300 

Houston  S to  C H Wheeler  May  26,  stable 

543  State  st,  2 y 

Hirschberg  D to  H B Rogers  June  4,  furn 

etc,  297  Michigau  ave,  11  mos $55 

Harvey  F E to  H C Baker  June  3,  furn  eto 

797  Lake  st  2 y $160 

Harder  C T to  A Lushman  June  4,  horses, 

546  13th  pi $100 

Hotelling  E R to  CH  Tebbetts  June  1, 
furn  etc  117  18th  st  6 mos $175 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

noiseless. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

~Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  He  Friction.— Slo  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell  s ,t 

Horne  Insurance  lldfi  Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

51  to  59  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


Prices  of  Mechanics'  and  laborers  Wages 


366 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Hay  E to  S Richardson  June  2,  turn  etc, 

640  w 12th  st  6 mos $154 

Hinsen  A to  V Blatz  June  1,  saloon  191 

Halsted  st $450 

Hansen  F to  C Jarchorn  May  30,  turn  etc 

42  Chicago  av  mthly $220 

Hansen  C to  F Sandell  Apr  1,  horse  etc 

, June  1, $200 

Heiderman  J to  H F Flentie  Apr  19,  seed- 
er etc,  — Elk  Grove  st  6 mos $75 

Jenks  H 0 to  W N Alley  June  2,  furn  etc, 

80  De  Kalb  st,  — $ 

Johnson  G to  C E Wyman  June  7,  tailor 

shop,  3321  State  st  6 mos $42 

Johnson  T to  W S Wharton  May  25,  mar 

ket,  1888  Milwaukee  ave,  4 mos $187 

Johnson  A to  G Gates  June  5,  furn  etc, 

277  w Madison  4t,  6 mos $124 

Jampolis  H to  C Jampolis  June  4,  horses, 

etc  392  Larrabee  st  2y $1  200 

Keasey  E to  W N Alley  June  3,  buggie,  35 

48th  st,  5 mos $65 

Kramer  E to  N M Simonds  June  8,  range 

Jan  1 $59 

Keley  J to  E R Walker  May  27,  furn  etc, 

823  Monroost,  wKly $94 

Korak  F to  C Williams  May  31,  saloon, 

566  Center  ave,  7 mos $227 

Keenan  R I to  Hamburger  Co  June  1,  sa- 

^ loon,  2 Wells  st,  9 mos $1,000 

Keys  M L to  W T Collins,  June  8,  furn, 

3543  Vernon  av,  9 m $146 

Kilchenstein  J A to  W W Charles  June  5, 

furn  etc,  373  Wabash  ave,  6 mos $232 

Klawans  D to  West  Side  Brg  Co  Aug  25, 

saloon,  25  Adams  st,  16  mos $983 

Kendrick  C W to  J R Parry  June  2,  mar 

ket,  616  Adams  st $75 

Kemp  A A et  al  to  A F Temple  June  4, 
furn  etc,  2428  Indiana  ave,  6 mos.  . .$360 

.Lehman  W HtoJ  W Lusk , furn  355 

Indiana  st  6 mos $99 

Lauterer  G to  F J Dewes  Brg  Co,  June  1 

saloon,  70  La  Salle  st,  3 mos .-...$409 

Lussum  C to  W N Alley  June  2.  furn  etc, 

15  Newton  st,  6 mos $50 

Lohmann  G H to  S C Hall  June  5,  horse 

and  wagon  630  w 13th  st $179 

Liston  R A to  J W Luske  June  5,  furn,  32 

Nebraska  st  6 mos $81 

Legge  J to  W N Alley  June  4,  furn  108  Al- 
bany av  5 mos $108 

Leute  J to  G Kern,  June  8,  wagon  and  horse, 

Lake,  ly $123 

Lyon  M to  A E Andrews  May  26,  furn  etc 

391  State  st,  21  mos $212 

Lansing  O E to  C Babcock  June  2,  furn 

etc,  3749  Vincennes  ave,  6 mos $133 

Lair  W to  W S Wharton  May  27,  furn  etc 

944  39th  st,  4 mos $402 

Levy  L to  A Pavisck  June  2,  market,  2964 

Lyman  st.  2y $310 

Lissberger  D to  0 F Malcolm  June  1,  furn 

etc,  771  Monroe  st,  4 mos $448 

Lonien  J to  J W Lusk  June  1,  furn  etc, 

1030  Nelson  st,  5J^  mos $68 

Leese  O to  Bartholomew  & B Brg  Co,  May 

28,  saloon,  192  s Halsted  st.  1 y $777 

Leward  W to  H A Pemberton,  June  5,  furn, 

223  e Division  st,  3 m $121 

Leviton  N to  West  Side  Brg  Co  June  4, 

saloon,  118  w Monroe  st $200 

Lyon  M to  A E Andrews  May  26,  furn  etc 

391  State  st  2 mos $212 

Ludlow  EM  P to  C A Meister  June  2,  li- 
brary etc  422  Washington  bd  June  22, 

,, $700 

Mueller  B to  F J Dewes  Brg  Co  May  29, 

saloon,  375  Loomis  st,  1 y $150 

Murry  C H to  J J Owen  June  2,  horses  etc 

13  Birch  st,  4 mos $115 

Mills  L B to  J J Owen  June  4,  furn  etc. 

316  Bissell  st,  6 mos $100 

Miller  C to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co  May  29,  sa 

loon  259  n Market  st  demand $416 

Marcus  M to  L Klein  June  8,  machinery. 

163  5th  av  Jan  1 $392 

Mortinsen  L A to  J W Lusk,  June  8,  furn, 

152  n Sangamon  st,  6 m $68 

Morton  M to  JG  Parsh  June  3,  saloon, 

201  Washington  bd,  Feb  1 $400 

Meyer  K to  C Ryan  June  2,  furn  etc,  426 

North  ave,  1 y $50 

Malcher  M to  L Elbe  June  2,  machinery, 

665  Carroll  ave,  60  ds $200 

Mansfield  J to  C BabcocK  May  24,  furn 

etc,  26  Delaware  pi,  3 mos $99 

Morse  C to  G S French  June  2,  furn  etc, 

604  Indiaua  st,  3 mos $93 

Melcher  A to  S Dunlop  June  1,  furn  etc, 

678  Larrabee  st,  3 mos $300 

McConnell  L A to  J W Lusk  June  2,  furn 

etc.  22  Lexington  ave,  6 mos $70 

Moore  I A to  J D Spear  June  1,  furn  etc, 

» 90  ds $230 

Miller  G to  A Trnede  June  2,  furn  etc, 

522  Leavitt  st,  6 mos $1,725 


Maloney  J to  J Cullen  June  1,  furn  etc, 

680  Halsted  st,  3 mos $89 

Monroe  J to  C Wyman  May  27,  furn  etc, 

222  Jefferson  st,  6 mos $60 

Mayo  J H to  J W Lusk  May  1,  horses  etc, 

3608  La  Salle  ave,  3 mos $i 

Maroach  G C to  E T Brown  June  1,  furn 

etc,  804  n Robey  st,  6 mos $337 

Meurlin  C L to  W H King  June  1,  furn 

etc,  1533  Wabash  ave,  4 mos $. 

Moran  M o H Kelly  June  7,  house,  705 

Root  st  1 y $300 

Meekor  E E to  W C Wood  June  17,  mach- 
inery 35  n Canal  st  2 y $210 

Myers  B R to  C Williams  June  5,  furn  etc, 

11  Armour  st,  7 mos $70 

Marsh  H S to  G A Arnold  June  7,  press, 

etc,  170  Clark  st,  1 y $850 

Marsh  H C co  W Marsh  June  7,  furn,  170 

Clark  st,  1 y $600 

Millikan  V to  C H Krimbill,  May  6,  prin- 
ting office,  Hyde  Park,  6 m $85 

Mathison  J A to  W W Charles  June  5, 

fnrn  etc,  698  n Wood  st,  4 mos $95 

Miller  E to  C A Peterson  May  31,  barber 

shop.  753  Halsted  st,  17  mos $135 

Miller  S J to  A Bernstein  May  27,  furn  etc 

857  Indiana  st  6 mos $61 

MacGregor  J to  H M Hill  May  1,  printing 

office  100  Ashland  blk  2 y . ,* $i 

Malcoust  F et  al  to  West  Side  Brg  Co  May 

31,  saloon  675  Lake  st  1 y $ 

Moeller  P J to  W B Bauer  June  1,  furn  etc 

217  Fremont  st $300 

Meyer  J to  V Blatz  May  26,  furn  etc,  Des- 

plaines  1 y $400 

Miller  M to  J Wyman  May  16  furn  etc  532 

State  st  6 mos  ....  $73 

Molyneaux  J T to  P Casey  June  3,  furn 

etc,  126  Milwaukee  ave $53 

MacDonald  J to  C Babcock  June  3,  furn 

etc,  92  Loomis  st,  3 mos $127 

North  Chicago  Mfg  Co  to  A J Kirkewood 
& Co,  June  3,  furn  etc,  51  Pearson  st,  4 

mofi $490 

Nowling  A to  C C Holton  June  3,  furn  etc, 

66  Rush  st,  6 mos $299 

Norton  F to  W N Alley  June  2,  furn  etc, 

281  24th  st,  6 mos $70 

Nelson  J to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  May  31, 
furn  etc,  211  Milwaukee  ave,  1 y . . . . $250 
O’Connor  M J to  J W Lusk,  June  8,  furn, 

3302  State  st,  6 m $55 

O’Neil  Thos  to  J Cullen  May  29,  furn  etc, 

1184  Felton  st,  10  mos $140 

Olson  O T to  J W Lusk  June  5,  furn  153 

Fowler  st  6 mos $97 

Optegrave  Bros  to  Ruddy  Bros  June  5, 

horse,  410  Division  st,  60  ds $85 

Olson  A to  S Richardson  June  1,  furn  etc 

Lake  View,  3 mos $68 

Offutt  Bros  to  Garden  City  Billiard  Table 
Co  May  28,  billiard  goods  Lake  1 y . . $330 
Parker  C F to  W N Alley  May  31,  furn 

and  piano,  228  Monroe  st,  4 mos $74 

Palmer  A to  E T Brown  June  7,  furn  622 

Carroll  av  6 mos $189 

Perfection  Tucker  Co  to  J W Lusk,  June  5, 

machinery,  207  Canal  st,  6 m $130 

ProdzimeK  P to  L Hoffman  May  29,  cot- 
tage, 334  Johnston  st,  Mch  7,  8% $135 

Pantrost  A to  B Daniels  May  26,  furn  etc, 

400  Madison  st,  9 mos 1120 

Peck  C L to  C Wyman  May  31,  furn  etc, 

357  Washington,  3 mos $62 

Pearce  C W to  S Richardson,  June  4,  furn, 

150  w Van  Buren  st,  6 m $102 

Peacock  G W to  J W Lusk  June  4,' furn 

etc,  348  Center  st,  3 mos $59 

Pierce  F W to  J A King  & Co  June  3, 

drugs  302  35th  st  11  mos $1,200 

Perwy  J R to  W W Charles  June  2,  furn  etc 

616  Adams  st  Aug  1 $50 

Plowright  D to  G Wyman  June  1,  piano  53 

Artesian  av  3 mos $150 

Plessner  R and  E to  E Grohe  June  3,  furn 

etc,  86  Marnet  st,  1 y $210 

Quinn  W J to  S Ric.hardson  June  4,  furn 

etc,  5704  La  Salle  st  5 mos $130 

Quan  M to  E T Brown  June  2 furn  etc,  172 

w Jackson  st  10  mos $100 

Randich  G to  Garden  City  Billiard  Table 
Co  June  £ billiard  goods  104  Randolph 

8t  3 m $200 

Rudolph  R H to  Garden  City  Billiard  Ta- 
ble Co  May  19,  billiard  goods  7 mos 

$100 

Russer  G H to  S Richardson,  June  8,  furn. 

73  Wesson  st,  6 m $72 

Reichert  J to  H W Niedert  Jnne  — , wag- 
on etc,  2742  Cottage  Grove  ave,  1 y.  .$200 
Russell  J to  H Flynn  June  3,  furn  etc  44  s 

Halsted  st  Aug  3 $100 

Roberts  W et  al  to  G Wyman  May  11, 

wagon  etc  482  Randolph  st  5 mos $94 

Rochford  J to  W N Alley  June  3,  furn  etc. 

22  Sheldon  st,  6 mos $57 


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ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Roberts  J to  F W Side!  ill  June  4,  horse  etc 

11  Park  av  6 ®70 

Ready  PtoOB  Wyman  June  8,  horse  etc 

1 2 2d  st  6 moB ®136 

Rinkenberger  A to  L B Shields  June  7, 
horse  and  wagon  119  Sheffield  av  4 moa^ 

Routzong  A to  J Buckiel  Mch  11,  8a^°®1^' 

Hanover,  6 mos $307 

Ray  H to  OF  Malcolm  May  29,  piano, 

, 19  mos $240 

Spaulding  N W to  W N Alley  June  2,  turn 

etc,  375  Oas  st,  3 mos ®172 

Sawyer  A P to  P Sawyer  June  5,  turn  etc,^ 

Stimmings  C to  W W Charles  June  7,  furn 

494  n FranKlin  st  4 $57 

Stauch  P to  C Gehrke  June  7,  horse  wagon 

etc  Lake  View  7 mos $200 

Schippell  BloWN  Alley  June  6,  turn  790 

n Halsted  14  

St  Clair  K to  G A Robinson  June  7,  turn 

53  Peoria  st  1 • $233 

Stanton  C to  E W Mackinzie  June  4,  furn 

294  Illinois  st  6 mos $241 

Schillo  C E to  J W Lusk,  June  8,  mules, 

etc,  131  Bissell  st,  6 $195 

Scanitt  H M to  J W Lusk,  June  8,  fora, 

3010  Indiana  av,  6 $130 

Sheldon  J G to  A S Constant  June  3,  furn, 

etc,  93  n Clark  st.  1 ® 400 

Scheirhorst  P to  H Schierhorst  June  2, 

store,  309  26th  st,  2 y 

Stuart  H to  J W Lusk  June  2,  furn  etc, 

698  Madison  st,  6 mos I151 

Scott  G W to  LAW  Brush  June  1,  furn 

etc,  1322  Michigan  ave,  14  mos $136 

Stratton  L to  H A Pemberton  June  3,  pia- 
no,   , 3 mos 

Schmidt  R to  J W Lusk  June  2,  furn  etc. 

276  w Harrison  st,  6 mos $71 

Smith  E to  J W Lusk  June  2,  furn  etc, 

150  Miller  ave.  6 mos 

Spinning  I P to  P S Hoe  June  1,  press, 

etc,  Times  bldg,  2 y $1,650 

Sullivan  J M to  W Morgan  June  1,  horses, 

etc,  — North  ave $400 

Spied  A to  J W Green  May  26.  furn  etc 

441  Ogden  ave,  6 mos $>70 

Spencer  S W to  W W Charles  May  28. 

furn  etc,  367  Milwaukee  ave,  4 mos. . .$115 
Sedgwictt  A Jr  to  W N Alley  May  29,  pia- 
no, 346  Washington  st,  6 mos $90 

Shelley  J O to  W N Alley  June  1,  furn  etc 

1415,  Madison  st.  4 mos .. $185 

Southard  F to  H M McIntosh,  June  17, 

furn  1806  Wabash  av  6 mos $55 

Stuart  E A to  C Williams  June  7,  fmrn  etc 

422  Van  Buren  st,  7 mos $52 

Smyth  T H to  H M McIntosh  June  5,  furn 

70  Arbor  pi  6 mos $260 

Squires  E R to  T Squires  May  25,  engine 
boiler  etc,  245  Clybourn  ave,  2 y. . .$1,200 
Shreve  L M to  E H BabcocK,  June  5,  furn, 

2432  Wabash  av,  4 $182 

Scully  W to  L B Shields  June  5,  furn  etc, 

959  Halsted  st  6 mos $93 

Sherman  B to  W W Charles  June  2,  furn 

etc  1202  State  st  4 mos $57 

Shirley  C & G R to  J E Babb  June  1,  furn 

etc  94  La  Salle  6 mos $1°° 

Sommers  & Ball  to  Brunswick  & Co  June 
1 billiard  goods,  308  Halsted  st,  Dec  1 
^ f $125 

Tooner  W to  L B Shields  June  4,  piano, 

74  Morgan  st,  6 mos $33 

Thompson  P R to  L A W Brush  May  24, 

furn  etc,  828  Ericsson  ave,  4 mos $107 

Turner  A to  E R Mackey  May  31,  furn 

etc,  283  31st  st,  6 mos $195 

Timmerman  W V to  J W Lusk  June  4, 
furn  etc,  244  Superior  st,  6 mos.  ...  $260 
Thomas  C to  Steele  Wedeles  & Co  June  2, 
horse  etc,  3702  Cottage  Grove  av  1 mo 
$223 

Tucker  A C to  J H Spear  June  2,  furn  etc, 

129  b Arcade  Pk  5 mos $90 

Terry  S & F to  J H Spear  June  2,  furn  etc 

2527  Butterfield  st  4 mos $140 

Vuylsteke  C to  G S French  June  4,  cigars 

etc,  65  Halsted  st,  4 mos $287 

Van  Etten  F M to  C Alexander  June  4, 

furn  etc,  Glencoe,  60  ds $300 

Van  Slvke  J F to  L B Shields,  June  9,  furn, 

3837  Cottage  Grove  av,  Dec  25 $66 

Vair  M to  C Babcock  May  22,  furn  etc^ 

Hvde  Pk,  5 mos $223 

Vant  D P to  G P Noyes  June  7,  store  fix- 
tures, 429  Madison  st.  3 mos $140 

Van  Den  North  J to  S Richardson,  June  7, 

furn,  596  Lake  st,  5 $■ 

Vickers  W to  R Gerstley  June  4,  saloon, 
Dearborn  and  Haraison  sts  1 y . . . .$1,500 
Werakley  J Hto  W E Hoyte  June  2,  furn 

etc  155  Dearborn  6 mos $281 

Werbe  E F to  C Ryan  May  29,  furn  etc 
29734  wPolk  st  Dec  29 $ 


Walton  M E to  M M Simonds  June  4, 

ranges  etc,  Jan  1 $72 

Weldon  W H and  R C to  W S Wharton 
June  2,  furn  etc  392  Webster  av  4 mos 

$57 

Wiggins  E D to  W W Charles  furn  etc 

1694  n Clark  st  3 mos $55 

Wadding  E to  J W Lusk  June  4,  furn  etc, 

615  12th  st,  6 mos $195 

Wyatt  J B to  L Ziv  June  2,  furn  etc,  510  n 

Clark  st,  13  mos $80 

Weniard  P to  M L Pemberton,  June  6. 

furn,  85  Delaware  pi,  3 m $63 

Whitehouse  M to  G Granger,  June  7,  furn, 

1827  Wabash  av,  2 y $1432 

Wolfheim  E to  S Richardson,  Jnne8,  furn, 

3001  Wabash  av,  4 $305 

Woodruff  G to  S Richardson,  June  7,  furn, 

27  n Throop  st,  6 $84 

Wilson  L to  N A Stone,  June  8,  furn,  38 

Clinton  st,  15  $265 

Warren  G P to  C E Baker  June  7,  furn  Van 

Buren  st  and  3d  av  6 mos  $148 

Wette  A to  W J Whitney  June  7,  horses  etc 

93  Fairfield  av  6 mos $208 

Weide  A to  C Babcock  June  5.  furn,  1008 

Van  Buren  st  Dec  5, $46 

Wilson  J B to  J Cullen  June  1,  furn  etc, 

483  12th  st,  4 mos $60 

Weinberg  J to  S Walton  June  1,  furn  etc, 

143  Monroe  st,  4 mos $500 

Wiggins  W to  Troy  Lanndry  Machy  Co, 
June  2,  machinery  etc,  1252  Wabash  av, 

1 $900 

Westerfield  W C to  W N Alley  May  31,  furn 

etc,  Englewood,  6 mos $191 

Wenter  C to  C W Nystrom  June  I,  laun- 
dry, 143  Chicago  ave,  2 y $300 

Walsh  J to  G Olson  June  2,  machinery  etc 

156  Milwaukee  ave,  6 mos $615 

Weismantle  P R to  W S Wharton  May  28, 

furn  etc,  238  Harrison  st, — $97 

Weston  J to  J D Spear  May  28,  furn  etc, 

— , 6 mos  ....  $55 

Wolf  F et  al  to  C Ssipp  Brg  Co,  June  2, 

saloon,  Hyde  Park,  1 y $600 

Weland  J F to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  May  12, 
saloon.  263  Blue  Island  ave,  10  mos.  .$500 
Wooley  C to  W B Cowgill  June  2,  piano, 

1258  Indiana  ave,  6 mos $130 

Welsch  M to  A Fuerman,  May  22,  saloon, 

124  Milwaukee  av,  1 y $600 

Williams  H to  to  Reid,  Murdoch  & Fisher, 
June  8,  grocery,  939  n Clark  st.  60  ds . $356 
Werner  A to  C Werner  May  24,  saloon  364 

Clark  st  2 y $400 

Wildberger  S to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co  Apr 

7,  furn  ets  321  Michigan  st  1 y $3,500 

Wills  D B to  L AW  Brush  June  1,  furn 

etc,  Hyde  Para,  4 mos $76 

Youugs  A C to  O F Malcolm  June  4 furn^ 

etc  178  n Sangamon  st  6 mos $70 

Zeller  J H to  L Zeller,  May  15,  horse  and 
wagon, , 2 y $200 


Morgan  C A to  H M Randall  June  5,  furn, 

B $1,100 


Prost  B to  G Bartholomae  June  1,  saloon, 

503  Sedgwick  st $1,000 

Sawyer  A P to  A H Sawyer  June  5,  furn, 

J $200 

Wood  W C to  E E Meeker  June  4,  mchy 

35  n Canal  st $210 

Boyden  C J and  N B to  E Nelson,  June  7, 
house,  2523  Dearborn  st,  $475;KlingeC  toH 
Meinert,  June  7,  tobacco  store.  237  North  av, 
$550;  Meeke  E E to  H A Wheeler,  June  8, 
mchy.  35  n Canal  st,  $550. 

ASSIGNMENTS. 

Weinpergand  J to  M Neuberger,  June  2, 
no  schedules. 

Levin  A to  A E Martin  June  4,  no  sched- 
ules. 

Hopkins  J to  Henry  V Freeman,  June  9, 
no  schedules. 

JUDGMENTS. 

SUPEBIOB  COTJBT. 

101115  Allen  G Gregory  v C W Carpenter 
By  deflt,  $667.20. 

J _ - - ™ $15 


On 


Same 


98372  Esther  H Miller  v Jane  E Walton 
and  proc. 

98376  Matthew  Schmidt  v Anna  Breitt. 
ver‘  $285.  Mo  to  set  aside. 

101193  Charles  A Paltyer  et  al  v John  N 
Glover.  On  afft,  $353.92. 

102326  E R Allen  v Louis  Hutt.  By  d$flt 
$590.60. 

102327  George  Holt  et  al  v Same.  Same, 
$462.60. 

97281  Thomas  C McGuire  v Rudolph  A An- 
dree.  On  findg,  $100.  Satisfied. 

98399  Mary  Crawford  v Eliza  H Dunstan. 
On  ver,  $562.50. 

94780  C W Mills  v James  Felch.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt,  $763.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

97952  Mary  S Thompson  v Village  of  Hyde 
Park.  Same  and  judgt  $900.  Same. 

102498  Kate  Ware  v Frank  W and  Ella  M 
Putnam.  By  deflt,  $1,157.55  on  mer. 

98297  Percival  K Boyer  et  al  v Wm  B Gra- 
ham. Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $482,49. 

98981  Maud  Scott  v Simon  Strauss.  Same 
and  judgt  $150.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex 
in  30  ds. 

96849  Sarah  Evans  v Rachel  Davis.  Plff  re- 
mits $42.85,  Mont  denied  and  judgt, 
$300.65.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20 
ds. 

95867  F P Elliott  et  al  v Thomas  Althrop. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $749.38.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

97584  S Boranski  vCWDRR  Co.  On  ver 


102925  Hugo  Guth  v Mary 
Dunn.  Same  $321.80. 

102625  Wm  Hill  v John  W J Culton. 

$7722.15.  tt  , 

102916  Elisha  H Talbot  v George  H Harlow. 

Same  $1122.50  and  sci  fa. 

68994  Sarah  B Scoville  v George  P Low. 

Same  $2573. 

102862  Patrick  O’Donnell  v Howard  Dorr 
and  Joseph  Lang.  Same  $750. 

102884  Leopold  Rothschild  v T W & V\  R R 
Co.  By  deflt,  $14,820  debt,  $18,376.80  das, 

entire.  , ,,  . 

99739  T J Range  v J JMcDermid  and  O A 
Smith.  By  agreement,  $1656.25. 

99738  Peter  Hansen  v Wm  Garner.  On  ver, 
$578.93.  , ^ 

102947  Henry  Schwabacker  et  al  v Dennis 
Kavanaugh.  By  deflt,  $283.68. 

102971  Chicago  Carpet  Co  v Charles  H Samp- 
son. By  deflt,  $413.87. 

102972  Chicago  Carpet  Co  v Edwin  Walker. 
By  deflt.  $466,14. 

102985  Selmar  Espen  et  al  v Henrietta  B 
Herr  and  John  W Gregory.  By  deflt, 
$1045.  ^ , , 

99053  Silas  F Miller  v D W Parkhust. 

$4711.50  and  sped  exn. 

102349  Andrew  Langdon  v John  T and  M M 
Hayes.  By  deflt,  $669.38. 

96346  Theodore  Wilkins  v Henry  and  Mayer 
Neuberger.  On  ver,  $1373.65. 

95863  Julius  Kaldtnberg  v Sigman  Cohn. 
On  findg,  $232.64  and  sci  fa. 


BI1L8  OF  SALE. 

Byrns  M J to  E G Uihlein  June  5,  saloon, 

124  n Marxet  st $1,006 

BucKley  H to  P Buckley  June  4,  horse  and 

wagon,  694  Van  Buren  st $2,000 

Chicago  D Goods  Rep’tr  Co  to  W P Dunn 
& Co  June  2,  good  will  etc  of  paper. . 

$1,300 

Cohen  L to  L Cohen  June  3,  furn  etc,  273 

Clark  st $125 

Cohen  B to  S Cohen  June  4,  furn,  88  w 

Randolph  st $200 

Divo  C A to  W C Wood  May  — ■ mchy  etc 

35  n Canal  st $200 

Fahs  C to  J Fahs,  June  4,  horses  etc, 

$425 

Goode  S E to  M D Talcott  May  25,  furn, 

513  State  st $3,000 

Garies  C E to  E Ganes  Dec  3,  marxet  239 

Rush  st $500 

Howell  D F to  H Howell  June  5,  hardware 

etc  252  31st  st $5,258 

Hamann  H toF  Wolff  et  al,  June  2,  saloon, 

Hyde  Park $1,900 

Halpin  J et  al  to  G Hollett  June  2,  saloon 

335  Ogden  ave $150 

Hoppe  E to  G Bartholomae  June  2,  saloon 

State  and  Jackson  sts $1,000 

Kane  L M to  C L Haas  June  4,  library, 

628  Opera  House $100 

Klawans  D to  N Leviton  June  4,  saloon, 

118  w Monroe  st $450 

Keim  J to  C Keim  June  5,  groceries  etc, 

37  Miller  st $975 

Lennox  T S to  E Garies  Dec  21,  market 

907  RnaVi  nt.  $400 

Moody  A H to  H A Hall  May  29,  horses 

. etc,  2538  Wabash  ave $2,000 

Massey  W M to  L J Noxen,  , furn, 

321  Clark  st - $5® 


99372  P Hayden  S Co  v Wm  W Richardson. 
$15.05  and  proc. 

99679  PatricK  Casey  v Charles  H SlacK.  On 
ver,  $473. 

99688  Charles  W Merriam  v J H Zeller.  By 
deflt,  $169.98. 

102625  Levi  Goldsmith  et  al  v Henry  Green- 
berg. By  deflt,  $1,314  and  sped  exn. 

95924  Henry  Gleich  v C C Ry  Co.  On  ver, 
$500. 

97950  Carl  G Bergstedt  v Joseph  E Tilt.  On 
findg,  $60. 

103405  Louis  Earnissi  v M C R R Co.  By  stip 
$300. 

98710  Christian  S Engle  tr  v Wm  M Hen- 
Bhel.  On  afft  $500 

97785  Catherine  Williams  v City.  By  agree- 
mt,  $1,500. 

101931  Joseph  E De  Wolfe  v Wm  Fitzger- 
ald. By  deflt,  $646.33. 

95879  Charles  A Merrill  v Charles  E Duer, 
W J Minor  and  W H Burgess.  On  findtr, 
$3,700  debt,  $2158.02  das;  debt  to  be  dis- 
chgd  etc.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds‘ 
103148  George  Green  etal  v John  W Lowell. 
By  deflt,  $891.90. 

102825  Wenzel  Scyk  et  al  v Joseph  Kacin. 
Same  $374. 

102828  C P & P Co  v August  Keebler  and 
Albert  Nathan.  Same  $4626.09. 

102829  Batsford  P Co  v Same.  Same  $2343. 
29. 

103222  Adolph  Heile  v Fanny  Mandel.  By 
deflt,  $265.90  and  sci  fa. 

102905  Julius  Blaeser  v Edwin  H Hanford. 
Same  $1066.86. 

102853  Fredericd  Kirchoff  v Catherine 
Doughty.  Same  $1040. 

102860  Marshall  Field  et  al  v Asa  T Leopold. 

Same  $3376.60  and  sci  fa. 

102515  Thomas  S Dobbins  Jr  v J J Hicks. 
Same  $488.68. 

102871  David  Kelly  et  al  v L Turner.  By 
deflt,  $277.49. 


$18 
i and 


CIRCUIT  COTJBT. 

54064  Terrance  Duffy  et  al  v Paul  Bangs. 
On  vr,  $95.95  and  v B Getner  garn  $25. 

52395  John  Sackley  v Henry  Schultz.  On 
findg,  $20.  . 

52093  John  Taylor  v Christian  Uhlich.  Mo 
n t denied  and  judgt  $200.  Appl ; bond  m 
20  ds  and  bill  ex  in  10  ds. 

52144  Vaclav  Scheiner  v C W D Ry  Co.  On 
findg  $300.  Satisfied. 

56788  John  A De  Berge  v Frederick  W 
Dietzsch  et  al.  Same  $535.12. 

47373  Charles  F Betts  v P L Garrity.  Same 
$96.80.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

51635  Frank  Slavick  v Henry  Beck.  By 
agrmt,  $35. 

51802  John  AV  Salladay  v Franx  Leoni.  On 
findg,  $13.50.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
20  ds.  - 

54047  Hanna  Hansen  v Peter  Jenson.  Mo 
n t denied  and  judgt  $750. 

49336  Simon  J Curtice  v J K Armsby  and 
Henry  Newton.  By  deflt,  $3,517.25,  on 


54803  James  Gilmartin  et  al  v E J Johnson. 

By  deflt,  $340.40  and  sped  exn. 

52574  Morris  Cohn  et  al  Henry  Pohner. 
and  proc. 

52608  August  Loula  v Anton  Vatara.  $ 
proc. 

52537  John  Gernenz  v Mathias  Valk.  On 
ver,  $59.70. 

52539  Frederick  Krueger  v Mathias  Valk. 
On  ver,  $44.87. 

52547  Albert  D Beachy  v A P Elder  and  El- 
der Pub  Co-  On  ver,  $2000. 

COUNTY  COUBT. 

4841  Margaret  A Merrill  v Emerson  C Fel- 
ton. Plff  remits  $56.25.  Mo  n t denied 
and  judgt  $450.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
60  ds.  ^ 

Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

June  15. 

Lot  23  in  blk  38  In  the  original  sub  of  Irving  Park. 
Jas  R B Van  Cleave,  Admr.  L N. 

Und  hlf  of  lot  18  of  Claflin’s  sub  of  b 1 in  Johnston 
& Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  Frantiska  Vo- 
picka,  Adm’x.  L N. 

Lots  31  and  32  of  John  Fitch’s  re-sub  of  b 26  in 
Sheffield’s  add,  with  buildings  and  improvements 
thereon.  J R Custer,  Master.  L N. 

June  16. 

Lots  26  and  27  b 2 James  Couch’s  sub  n H s !4  nw 
qr  sec  13  39  13.  S F Hanehett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Snb  lot  23  of  lots  9 to  18  and  20  to  22  of  b 1 Shef- 
field’s add.  S F Hanehett,  Sheriff.  LN. 

Lot  31  b 3 Hitt  et  als  sub  sec  26  40  13,  also  lot  15  as- 
sessor’s sub  sec  23  40  13.  S F Hanehett,  Sheriff. 
Lj  n 

W 110  ft  of  lot  2 and  w 110  ft  of  n Vi  of  lot  3 al!  in  b 
15  in  Evanston.  S F Hanehett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  6 7 and  8 of  b 4 in  W F Daly’s  snb  of  part  of 
ne  qr  of  sec  4 38  14;  also  lofs  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and  8 of  b 4 
(except  street  and  alleys)  of  Hubbard,  Crocker  & 
Stone’s  sub  of  10  acres  n of  and  adj  the  s % and  e of 
and  adj  the  w 22  V4  acres  of  n % of  ne  qr  of  sec  4 38 14. 
H T Steele,  Master.  LA. 

Lots  19  to  29  of  b 3 of  Commons  k Best’s  add  to 
Evanston,  said  add  being  a pt  of  sw  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec 
12  and  of  part  of  se  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  11  all  in  T 41  R 
13.  H.  T.  Steele,  Master.  L A. 

June  31 . 


The  und  1-5  interest  in  and  to  lots  17  and  18  in  sub 
of  b 13  Carpenter’s  add  to  Chicago.  John  T Noyes, 
Master.  L N. 


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Master.  L N. 


Steele,  Master.  L N. 


June  2‘2. 


ehett,  Sheriff.  LN. 


Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

June  £3. 


19  39  11-  J F Mendsen,  Adm’r.  L N. 

June  SO. 


Adm’r.  L N. 


June 


se  qr  of  sec  25  40  13.  D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 


sec  17  39  14.  Catharine  Price,  Guardian.  L N. 


June 


of  sec  17  41  12.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 


2nd  add  to  Chicago.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

June  30. 


sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Jno  Gaderer,  Adm’r.  LN. 


Magreth  Brummel,  Admi.  L N. 
June  7. 


branch  Chicago  River.  21  39  14.  Johanna 
Lncas,  Adm’x.  L A. 

June  7. 

Sub-lot  27  of  lots  2 3 and  4,  Butterfield’s 
add.  Bertha  Schwe,  Admx.  L A. 

June  11. 


N 17  ft  front  and  rear  n 37  ft  of  lot  1 blk 
82  Johnston,  R & Storr’s  add.  H T Steele, 
Master.  L A. 


June  23. 

Lot  24  b 33  Norwood  Park. 
Trustee.  L A. 

July  1. 


P S Moffett, 


Lot  23  b 2 in  Baird  & Bradley’s  sub  of  n 4 acrs  of  the 
w 10  acres  of  s 25  acres  of  w hf  of  ne  qr  of  sec  6 39  14, 
and  also  a pt  of  e 20  acres  of  e bf  of  nw  qr  of  sec  6. 
Wm  D Kerfoot,  Trustee.  L N. 


July  3. 


Lot  27  in  b 16  situated  in  Holstein,  city  and  in  E S 
Sherman  and  L W Clark’s  sub  of  w hf  of  nw  qr  of  sec 
31  40  14,  also  lots  46  47  and  48  in  Ira  Scott’s  sub  of  w 
hf  of  w hf  of  b 1 in  Sheffield’s  add  to  Chicago, 
together  with  buildings  thereon.  Maria  Lauer,Admx. 


July  G. 

Lot  27  b 16  in  Holstein  city  in  Sherman  & Clark’s 
sub  of  w hf  of  nw  qr  of  sec  31  40  14,  also  lots  46  47 
and  48  in  Ira  Scott’s  sub  of  w half  of  w hit  of  blk  1 in 
Sheffield’s  add  to  Chicago.  Maria  Lauer,  Admx 
L N. 

July  15. 


B 20  in  the  So  Branch  add  to  Chicago,  said  b 20  be- 
ing bounded  and  described  ns  follows:  Beginning  at 
the  sw  cor  of  said  b 20,  running  thence  374  ft  e along 
the  n line  of  25th  st  to  the  se  cor  of  said  b 20;  thence 
running  264  ft  u along  the  w line  of  Hanover  st  to  the 
ne  cor  of  said  b 20;  thence  running  374  ft  w along  the 
s line  of  McGregor  st  to  the  nw  cor  of  said  b 20,  and 
thence  running  264  ft  s along  the  e line  of  Butler  st 
to  the  place  of  beginning;  also  lots  1 and  2.  15  and  16 
in  b 18  and  lots  10  and  11  in  b 9 So  Branch  add  to  Chi- 
cago, all  in  Cook  Co.,  together  with  all  buildings  and 
works  thereon  erected,  and  all  the  machinery  and 
apparatus  therein  placed,  and  also  all  gas  mains  and 
gns  pipes,  tunnels,  service  pipes,  and  meters,  includ- 
ing therein  all  gas  pipes,  mains,  meters,  tunnels  and 
service  pipes  that  shall  be  laid  by  the  Receiver  up  to 
the  time  of  said  sale,  and  all  unlaid  pipes,  mains,  me- 
ters and  service  pipes,  and  all  coal,  naphtha,  and  all 
other  supplies  and  material  that  the  Receiver  may 
then  have  in  his  possession,  and  all  tools,  instru- 
ments and  material  for  the  laying  of  pipes  and  for 
conducting  the  business  aforesaid,  and  all  horses, 
wagons  and  harnesses  in  the  possession  of  the  Re- 
ceiver, and  all  contracts  for  gns  made  with  said  Gas 
Company  or  the  Receiver,  and  all  the  rights  of  said 
Company  or  the  Receiver,  under  such  contracts,  and 
all  the  rights,  privileges  and  interest  vested  in  said 
Company  by  ordinance  of  the  City  of  Chicago,  and 
all  aud  singular  the  entire  property,  privileges  and 
franchises  of  said  Company. 

Notice  is  further  given— 

[1  ] That  the  Mnster  will  not  sell  said  property  un- 
less at  least  $1,0(10,009  shall  be  bid  therefor; 

[2]  That  he  will  not  receive  a bid  from  any  bidder 
unless  he  shall  have  previously  deposited  with  the 
Master,  by  certified  check  or  in  cash.  $10,000; 

[3]  That  snid  sums  so  deposited  will  be  returned  to 
unsuccessful  bidders  at  the  close  of  the  sale; 

[4]  That  $50,000  in  cash  must  be  paid  by  the  accept- 
ed bidder  at  the  time  of  sale,  which  sum  shall  be  for- 
feited if  such  bidder  shall  fail  to  comply  with  the 
terms  of  sale  and  the  orders  of  the  Court,  and  shall 
be  applied  to  the  purchase  money  if  fucIi  sale  shall 
be  approved  by  the  Court,  and  the  bidder  shall  com- 
ply with  the  terms  of  sale  and  the  orders  of  the 
Court.  E B Sherman,  Master. — [Chicago  Tribune, 


e’  DIRECTORY 

-°p- 

T Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 

'/  A LLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
’ FT  125  S.  Clark  street.  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 

;!  BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  60  LaSalle  Street. 

C _ 

DARTLE'^T,  JOHN  A.,  Real  Estate,  Room  21,  Otis 
Block,  162  LaSalle  street.  Investments  made  and 
taxes  paid  for  residents  and  non-residents  Notary 
Public. 

J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUIOKSHANK. 

t JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

! REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 84  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 

DROWN,  PETER,  Real  Estate,  Loan  and  House 
Renting  Agent.  Taxes  paid  aud  special  attention 
given  to  interests  of  non-residents.  3519  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  Chicago. 

/CARBINE,  THOMAS,  Real  Estate  Dealer,  Houses, 
Lots  and  Lands  for  sale  and  to  rent.  Payment  of 
taxes  and  tax  matters  a specialty.  Office,  No.  329  W. 
Lake  street. 

W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  Sc  CO. 

Real  Estate,  I^oan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

EDWARDS  Sc  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  E STATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 

I71LLIOT,  FRANK  M.,  Agent  for  the  purchase,  sale 
£l  and  management  of  Re  Estate.  Evanston 
property  a specialty.  Loans  negotiated.  Rooms  6 
and  7—123  and  125  La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  111. 

/~1  OODMAN,  JAS.  B.  & CO.,  Beal  Estate  Dealers  and 
IT  Brokers,  68  Washington  st.,  Chicago.  City  and 
suburban  property,  farms  and  farm  lands,  pine,  cedar 
and  hardwood  timber  lands  mineral  lands  and  mines. 

n RIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Bro- 
IT  kers,  cor  Washington  and  Halsted  sts,  Chicago. 

f 1 UNZENHAUSER,  JOHN,  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
IT  38  South  Clark  Street,  Room  1,  south  west  corn, 
of  Lake  Street. 

rTAWKINSON  k BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
LL  and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 

TT AMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  95  Clark 
EL  street.  Chicago.  Room  12,  Reaper  Block. 

T7~RIMBILL,  ANDREW,  Real  Estate,  Insurance  and 
IV  Collecting  Agency.  Lots,  blocks  and  acre  prop- 
erty  for  sale ; stores  and  dwellings  rented  and  rents 
collected  ; taxes  paid.  Office  : Commercial  Block, 
South  Chicago.  City  Office  with  D.  S.  Taylor.  107 
Dearborn  street.  Notaries  Public. 

T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street.  i 

WM.  LEAGUE  dfc  CO..  1 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg.  v 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

BURKE  BROTHERS,  „ 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL,  j 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted.)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155  i 

BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very  1 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties  J 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence  I! 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O'BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av.,  s 

CHICAGO. 

MAGXLL,  J.  C.  & CO.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  125 
La  Salle  street,  Chicago. 


MICK,  -IAS.  F.,  & SON,  Real  Estate,  Renting,  Loans, 
Englewood  property  a specialty.  6216  Wentworth 
ave.,  Englewood,  and  Room  29,  161  La  Salle  st. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  Sc  54 


Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


OSBORNE  & KEELER,  Real  Estate,  177  LaSalle  st., 
Investments  made  and  property  bought  and  sold 
on  commission  ; rents  collected  ; taxes  paid.  Special 
attention  given  to  non-residents. 


PARROTT,  JAMES  J. — Real-Estate  and  Loans-* 
Contractor  and  Builder,  161  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago 
Room  34. 


ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  Journal. 

OFFICE;  164  and  166  Washington  St  , Rooms  12  and  14. 

One  square,  1 month,  $4;  3 months,  $11;  6 months,  $20 
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Two  squares,  1 raon  h,  $6;  3 months.  $17;  6 months. 
$32;  1 year.  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 months 
$45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months.  $40;  6 months 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 months 
$150. 


Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  6pace,  not  mov- 
able, and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  the 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 


PATTERSON,  THOMAS  E„  Real  Estate  and  Loans, 
Rooms  96  aud  97,  Adams  Express  Building  185 
Dearborn  street. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  ) 108  & 110  Dearborn 


Koom  7. 


St.,  - Chicago. 


R 


EED,  F.  J. — 161  La  Salle  st.  Renting  Agency. 
Business  Property  a Specialty.  Chicago. 


EEDFIELD  C.  S, — Real  Estate,  Loans  and  Insur- 
ance, 6134  Wentworth  avenue,  Englewood,  111. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS? 

Room  8,  1 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


kj  kers,  207  Chicago  avenue,  Chicago. 


Fr.  Schrader. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 


South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


TIDHOLM.  AUG.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans,  Nol ary 
Public,  45  Major  Block,  149  LaSalle  street,  Chi- 


cago 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AGENCY. 

161  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.  11X. 


V7IERLING.  F.  C.,  Real  Estate  and  Loans ; buys, 


116  II  on  roe  Street. 


w 


EBER,  B.  F.,  Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent,  86  La 
Salle  street,  Room  23,  Chicago. 


J.  M.  Seckist. 

& CO. 


O.  M.  Wells. 

O.  M.  WELLS 

REAL  ESTATE, 

162  LaSalle  St.,  ltoom  1?,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


J.  S.  Wheeler. 


J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 


Room  1--130  LaSalle  St. 


Real  Estate  Agents  & Auctioneers. 


ayton,  r.  p.  1 82  Dearborn  St., 


(Howland  Block.) 


CHICAGO. 


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DIXON  & PETERSON,, 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDINGS 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


THE  PORTLAND  BLOCK 


Barber  Shop 
IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 
HIGH  CHARACTER  OF  THE  SURROUNDINGS 


Reasonable  Prices  and  Extra  Good  Work 
Constitute  our  Capital. 


No.  72  Washington  Street, 

Olrioa-go. 

JULIUS  A.  CILISKE,  - - Pbopbietob 


SEWING-MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


PERFECT  SATISFACTION  „ 


New  Hue  Sew  ill  Machine  Co. 


—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


FOB  SALE  BY 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Squabe,  N.  Y. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


R.  HUGHES, 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319-321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES — PAR  LOTS— DRY. 

THICK  CLEAR8  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 


1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch *47  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  114  and  114  inches 45  00 

3d  clear,  114.  1*4  and  2 inches 42  00 

A select,  114  and  114  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches 41  00 

B select,  114,  114  and  2 inches 30  00@32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together .'  25  00 

2x4  B,  select  21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30fl00 

All  one  length,  $ 1 extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 47  00 

3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base).., 30  00 

B select,  . 25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A Stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C 32  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

'■  “ 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

16  feet 15  0) 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  Inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-raeh 55  00 

B 33  00 

0 .1 25  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B '.  29  00 

C 25  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  90 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

B '..  35  10 

C 27  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS — ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 40  00 

A siding  strips 38  oo 

A flooring  strips 33  00 

B „ „ 32  00 

0 „ 23  00 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED.  _ 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 23  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

B 20  50 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  54  in6h  , 6irch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 10  50 


%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 


WHO  IS  UNACQUAINTED  WITH  THE  CEOCRAPHY  OF  THIS  COUNTRY,  WIU^ 
err  nv  rxAMININC  THIS  MAP.  THAT  THE 


CHICACO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

Bv  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
"V^est  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nental link  in  that  system  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts,  it 
Is  also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  from  points  East,  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding  points  W est.  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  its  mam  line  and  branches,  Chicago, 
Joliet  Ottawa,  La  Salle,  Peoria,  Geneseo,  Molmo  and  Rock  Island,  in  Illinois; 
Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield,  Ottumwa.  Oskaloosa,  West 
Liberty,  Iowa  City,  Des  Moines,  Indianola,  Wmterset,  Atlantic,  Knoxville, 
Audubon,  Harlan/  Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  m Iowa;  Gallatin, 
Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  and  Atchison, 
In  Kansas;  Albert  Lea,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul,  m Minnesota;  Watertown  in 
Dakota  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  viLages  and  stations. 

THE  GREAT  ROCK  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  oi  continuous  steel  rail;  sub-; 
stan tiallv  built  culverts  and  bridges;  rolling  stcck  as  near  perfection  aa 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 
and  air-brakes;  and  that  exacting  discipline  which  governs  the  practical 
operation  of  alf  its  trains.  Other  specialties  of  this  route  are  Transfers  at 
all  connecting  points  in  Union  Depots,  and  the  unsurpassed  comforts  and 
luxuries  of  its  Passenger  Equipment.  _ 

The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  and  the  Missouri  River  arecom- 
osed  of  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent  Pullmai, 
■alace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dmmg  Cars,  in  which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  “good  Digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

Is  the  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul, 
where  connections  are  made  in  Union  Deoots  for  all  points  in  the  Territonea 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route.  Fast  Express  Trams  are  run  to  the 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  hunting  ana  nsti- 
lng  grounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  th® 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastornl  lands  of  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
between  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati,  Indianapolis,  and  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable,  as  well  as 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada;  or 
by  addressing 

R.  R.  CABLE,  E.  ST.  JOHN, 

President  and  General  Manager,  Chicago.  General  Ticket  and  Passenger  Agent,  Chicagfc 


P' 

Pi 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS.  # 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  /0 

„ 14,  16  ana  16  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths W 

Common  1'4  anil  l‘/j-incb *3  oo 

Green,  fl  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING.  P 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  H 00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2’ fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  orices  of  boards  and  fencingfor  dressing 
on  side,  *1  two  sides.  *1  50.  HB  --  HS  _ . 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common ® 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

] 1 ; square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . IS  00 
Battens,  2 Inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2K->nch 

21/4-mch 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A £ 30 

Extra  A 2 *9 

Standard  A * *“ 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  8CANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths H 00 @16  00 

ox8  H 00@14  50 

2x10  ” ” 11  00(5,16  00 

2x12’,  ” U 00@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 

5 “ “ “ “ 


6 “ 

7 “ “ 

8 “ “ 

9 to  11  “ 

8 inch,  sawed 

9 to  11,  “ 

! 5 Zi  inch,  “ 

6 “ “ 

7 “ “ 

8 “ “ 


10 

14 

18 

23 

33 

43 


54.  1 feet 7l/« 

14,  7 feet 11 

y2,  7 feet 714 

‘/.,  7 feet 9 

V4,  7 feet H 

i/a,  7 feet 16 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city , 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in £24  00@26  00 

114  in-  and  over 25  00 

Common 

Cull U 00 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  114  iu 23  P0 

Thicker 25  00 

Cull 8 00 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

Clear 

Common 16  00 

Cull 

Timbers IT  00 

Quarter-sawed 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 

Common 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  

Axles 

Cull 

Reaches 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 

Thicker 

Common 

Cull 25  00 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 

Balusters,  3x3 

114x114  & 2x2 25  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in TO  00 

Thick 80  00 

Common 35  00 

Cull • 10  00 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

1st  & 2d 32  50 

1st  & 2d,  1%,  in  and  up 35  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 23  00 


2T  00 
IT  (0 
13  CO 

25  00 
2T  00 
10  GO 

26  00 
IT  00 

8 00 
19  00 
38  00 

25  00 
16  00 
10  00 

30  00 
30  00 
10  00 
2T  00 

T5  00 
80  00 
50  OO 
30  GO 
100  00  1T5  00 
45  00  50  00 
35  00 


24  00 
15  00 


25  00 


25  00 

65  00 
TO  00 
45  00 


HARD  MAPLE. 


BANK,  STORE  AND  OFFICE 

FITTINGS  and 
FURNITURE. 


194  LaSalle  St.,- 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Laree  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


1st  & 2d 

Common  and  better. 


ROCK  ELM. 


6 00 
13  no 

20  00 
12  00 
5 00 


5 00 
14  00 


15  00 


75  00 
85  00 
40  00 
15  00 

35  00 
37  50 

25  00 
10  00 
15  00 

21  00 

14  00 

7 00 

20  00 
10  00 
6 00 

15  00 

27  00 
22  00 

17  00 

8 (0 

15  0 1 
25  00 
12  1.0 
6 00 


Good 

Cull 

SYCAMORE. 

Good 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 23  00 

Common 

Cull 

BEECH. 

Good 11  00  15(0 

Cull 

Log  Run 1-  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling. ...  2^  00  24  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 19  00  20  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  29  00 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 30  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD* 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 44  5 » 

“ “ “ rough 42  £0 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 90 

Fancy  butt * 60 


DAVID  WHITEFORD,  A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 

Practical  Plumber 


Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 

JTOKClSr  1ST  ORTHEN 

“The  Practical  Furnace  Man," 

Of  the  late  firm  of  SEnvoss,  Nobthen  & Oo. 
MANUFACTURER  and  dealer  in  the 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER.” 
The  Hackett  Patent  Orates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  sts. 


Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 

Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  in  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  ail  Tastes  and  Designs. 

218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 

The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
Dwellings. 

OFFICE,  ) ( SALESROOM  AND 

[ CHICACO.  ] FACTORY, 

59  & 61  Lake  St.  ) ( 227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


A.ND 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wahash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons  : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston.  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  st. 


NO  HAND  WORK  necessary, 
send  copy  /CHEAP,  ARTISTIC 


m?  fatimatf  CROSSCUP  & WEST  ENG-CO. 

UK  toi  IMAI  L)  9Q7  FilBE1RT  ST.  PHILA.PA. 


Sewer 


mm  i nm. 

I 07  '.a  a 1 1 e Street. 

Varua — o9  N Elizaboth  St. 
36th  ’ * S.  M.  S.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  OLAY, 


Pipe 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

'—AS— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


I3NTSTTK,-A.I^rCE! 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICA.GO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
i Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * Telephone  No.  ’353 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


Edwin  Alden  <£  Bra. 

For  cost  of  advertising  in  any  paper  or 
list  of  papers  published  in  the  United 
States  or  Canada,  send  to  the  Advertis- 
ing Agency  of  edwin alden  & ejio., 

Cincinnati, //New  York. 

C or.  5th  (&  Vine  Sts.  ^ 7»°/  1U0  Nassau  Street. 

***  Our  “Newspaper  Combinations,”  a book  of 
^4  pages,  containing  prices  of  advertising,  full 
• nstructions,  etc.,  sent  on  receipt  of  ioc.  Our  “Am. 
Newspaper  Catalogue,”  containing  names  of 
jvery  newspaper  published  in  the  U.  S.  and  Can- 
ida,  sent  on  receipt  of  price,  $1.50.  Estimates  free. 


Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So*e  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
^LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ~j  Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  >•  “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 


Champion  Roofing, 


Used  and  recommended,  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  148  La  Salle  St. 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICAGO. 

pg*  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


Newspaper 

Advertising 


A book  of  100  pages. 
The  best  book  for  an 
advertiser  to  con- 
sult, be  he  experi- 
_ I enced  or  otherwise. 

It  contains  lists  of  newspapers  and  estimates 
of  the  cost  of  advertising.  The  ad  vertiser  who 
wants  to  spend  one  dollar,  finds  in  itthe  in- 
formation he  requires,  while  forhim  who  will 
invest  one  hundred  thousand  dollars  in  ad- 
vertising, a scheme  is  indicated  which  will 
meet  his  every  requirement,  or  can  be  made 
to  do  so  by  slight  changes  easily  arrived  at  by  cor- 
respondence. 149  editions  have  been  issued. 
Sent,  post-paid,  to  any  address  for  10  cents. 
Write  to  GEO.  P.  ROWELL  & CO., 
NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  BUREAU. 
(lOSpruceSt.PrintingHouseSq.),  New  York. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECOEATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &e., 

No.  324  W-  MADISON  Street, 

Cor.  Cnrtis  St.  CHICACO.  ILL. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  25 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JUNE  la,  1886 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS , 

RENTS— TENEMENT  INSPECTION 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES 

TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD VII.  & 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS 

TRUST  DEEDS •• X. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  XII.  & 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD 


Page. 

I. 

II. 

III. 

IV. 

V. 

VI. 

VIII. 

IX. 

& XI. 

XIII. 

XIV. 
XV. 

XVI. 


ESTABLISHED  1855. 


J.  IB.  SXJLHL.I'V^^r  & BRO, 
266  & 268  N.  Clark  St. 


P A I NTING  CONTRACTORS! 


Dealers  in  all  Grades  of 

WALL  IP  -A.  P3  E IR.  ! 

Estimates  promptly  given.  Telephone — 3101.  Telephone — 883. 

South  Side  Office  — Eoom  15  — 159  and  161  La  Salle  Street. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Stens  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  Tlie  Granolithic  Co.. 
iii'i  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


JN . -A . WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 

OFFICE  AND  YARD  : I BRANCH  YARD: 

219  E.  Washington  St.  J Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATINC, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


9 [Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash  Ave,.  TFJiFPHOJfR.  5716.  CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers  1 Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

OFFICERS- 1 Henky  Botsfoed,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

( Chaeles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Towee  Secretary. 

WM.  E.  & WM.  F.  ROLLO  & CO.,  gents,  Tel4?9Wfc  210  La  Salle  Street. 


WALL  PAPER! 


WALL  PAPER! 


78  East  Jackson  St.,  near  State. 

Hea.ci-Q'ULa.rters  for  Real  Estate  Men. 

JOHN  T.  DUNN.  Agent. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

1 MANUFACTURERS  OF 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co. 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - j-  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


O.  H.  POSTAL, 

CARPENTER  and  BUILD  ER, 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

tJ.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  [ Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

OOUVHFALLrW. 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 
Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 

A 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

erally.  Water.  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 

Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  150  L.a8alle  Street,  (’IlffiCAGO,  1 ¥T  r 
Telephone  883.  I 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


The  value  of  a complete  Directory  of  reliable  and  established  Real  Estate  Agents,  Renting  Agents,  Capitalists,  and  Loan  Aeencies  as  well  flR  Tnc,  A . . 

numerous  inquiries  from  every  btate  and  money  center,  by  mail,  and  personal  calls  of  Chicago  business  men,  and  visitors  It  is  not  claiming  too  Sh  t?  Pr°ved  b. 

“ dled  aTd  b°“nd  ,by  mne-tellt.hs  of.  a11  Persons  so  engaged.  The  Journal  is  now  twenty  years  old,  and  is  as  co^ete  and  correeV^  i^caL  b?  made™ 


and  this  space  will  be  occupied  by  a complete  Directory  of  all  reputable  dealers  engaged  as  above  described. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting. 


ALLLS,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Ira,  144  La  Salle  st. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT,  174  Dearborn  st. 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

DAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
PELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S..  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GOLDY  & ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st. 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  & Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINS  & BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Block. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  & Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 
JENKS,  S.  L.,  & Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Block,  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT.  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  42,  107  Dearborn. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 

MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  St. 

MoNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 

13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  & KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
REED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

REED,  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 


REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
STANLEY.  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

TIDHOLM  & REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  & KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  H6  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  & CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  & CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  & Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 


Iron  Cornices. 


CAM  PE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNI8ELY  & MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


CUDILL  & LEHMANN,  22 and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 


CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8—165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Felt,  Composition  and  Gravel 
Roofers. 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.' Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M„  148  La  Salle  st. 


! 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 


DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  &“cO~  84  & 86  Randolph  St 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

NORTON  D„  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE  j 

We  make 

Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 
Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 


Chimneys,  Etc. 


CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
CHANDLER  & CO..  110  Dearborn  st. 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES&  NETLING,  Rm.  35,  Portland  Blk. 


£8T"0ur  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 


Made  in  a,ny  Color  Desired: 


Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted,  delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 


Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  111. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  25. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  JUNE  I9,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


REAL  ESTATE  ^ BUILDING  JOURNAL  | 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

TERMS : 

Per  Year  (in  advance) *4.00 

After  July  1,  ’86,  $5.00,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 

H.  FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  L-a  Salle  Street. 

HEAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

Entered  at  Chicago  Post-office  as  second-class  matter 

REED  & HURLBUT, 

MOIST EY  TO  XjO-A.LT 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

zbojsuds  fce  s-a-ijE:. 

Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hurlbut,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER.  C-  H’  PUSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  ail  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity , 
Rents  Houses.  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies.  t , 

t^“Notary  Public.  Passage  ou  first-class  bteam- 
ers  to  and  from  Europe. 

W.  TT.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO- 

0.  U.  GORDON.  w-  L-  BLOOD- 

0.  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

'IQ  Dearborn  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71  PmCAdf) 

Unity  Building.  0/7/0/i  Ul/. 

Wm,  Evans.  C.  C.  Housel.  J.  R.  Wickersham. 

EVANS  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers, 

114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business. 

SECURITIES  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

CALIFORNIA  FRUIT  LANDS. 

700  acres  selected  fruit  lands,  San  Bernardino  Co., 
Cal.,  offered  in  tracts  of  10  acres  and  upwards,  to 
close  an  estate.  This  property  is  surrounded  by 
bearing  orange  groves,  vineyards,  schools,  churches, 
beautiful  residences. 

Depot,  \lA  miles  from  property. 

Special  railroad  rates  to  see  the  property. 

0.  H.  BROOKS,  Room  57,  149  La  Salle  Street. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAOO. 

HORACE  A.  GOODRICH, 

Real  Estate, 

80  Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 

CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & CO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

VV.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ani  Financial  Agents, 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  ot  non-residents. 

UhXtolliken, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOANS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

JKO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JAS-  M-  MARSHALL. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  END  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

rs§*“We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  ft  gent, 

ZEaocttvd:  10, 

99  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

H.  L.  TURNER.  w-  A-  P0ND’ 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate  mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


GEO.  M.  BOGUE.  H.  W.  HOYT.  H.  B.  BOQUE. 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street, 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial  attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAM’L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHK. 

SAM’L  GEHR.  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BOY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

CRT  COMMISSION. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 

J.  C.  MflGILL  & CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 La  Salle  Street. 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNET. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ana  Financial  Agents. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 

CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

S.  E.  GROSS  S CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parte  of  the  city. 


HENRT  A.  OSBORN.  JOSEPH  B.  KEELER. 

OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting  Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  & Monroe  Sts. 

Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS1 

ONE  FOUR,  KTIKTE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS, 

149  Madison  Street. 


Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  Y.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  E.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  77.  Illinois  Nat’l  Bank  Bldg. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 


115  Monroe  St, 

Heal  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No.  438. 


F,  A,  BRAGG  & GO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Especial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 


John  N.  Young, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

BOOM  51*3=. 

S.  I V.  Cor.  Clark  and  Washington  Sts., 

CHICAGO. 


MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTION  ! 


If  you  want  to  Locate  at  a Good  Manufacturing 
Point,  write  to 


J.  F1  Powell, 

Waukegan,  III. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


52750  George  H Taylor  et  al  v C H Cush 
lug  et  al.  $12  and  proc. 

52886  Charles  Clinton  et  al  v Jonh  Kilf  et  al 
$20  and  proc. 

52627  Francis  Flint  v Frank  F Cole.  On  ver. 
$530.54. 

54744  James  Wagner  et  al  y Albert  Nye.  By 
deflt  $343.19,  no  levy. 

54194  Marie  Herman  v Valentine  Gra  mer. 
By  deflt,  $447.68. 

51902  French,  Potter  & Wilson  v S Wolf. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $65.83.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

5198  F W Dietzch  v Andrew  Zeier.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt,  $58.55. 

48416  Alexander  Hardy  v Martin  S & J Ho 
ward  Robison.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt 
6121.05,  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  das. 

52370  Peter  P Haines  et  al  v Dennehy  Wolf 
<fc  O’Brien.  Mo  n t denied  and  jndgt  $2 

52342  M Steinback  v Wilhelm  Heiser.  PIS 
remits  $4,75.  Mont  denied  and  judgt, 
$195.25. 

52353  Henry  Burmeister  v Ignatz  Schenck 
PIS  remits  $39.21.  Mo  n t denied  and 
judgt,  $243.  Appl  bond  in  30  days  and 
bill  ex  in  15  days. 

56643  Henry  W Banks  et  al  v Bain’s  Tea  & 
CoSee  Co.  By  deflt,  $2066  and  sped  exu 

55576  E F Pulsifier  v Robert  H Jones.  By 
deflt,  judgt  $436.62. 

52684  Joseph  Chadwick  v Wm  Connor.  On 
findg,  $3,000, 


COUNTY  COUET. 

6202  John  W Rumsy  v Rouse  Simmons.  On 
ver  $896.55- 

6159  Horine  Bros  & Co  v Jamis  E Lee.  By 
deflt  $402. 

6616  John  V Farwell  & Co  v Jacob  Feinberg 
By  deflt,  $518.43. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

July  5. 

100  paid  up  shares,  the  par  value  of  each  cf  which 
is  $100  in  the  capital  stock  of  Commercial  Bond  Co, 
being  embraced  in  certificate  number  8 of  said  com- 
pany, J T Noyes,  Master.  LN. 

Lots  39  and  40  in  b 3 in  sub  of  sw  qr  of  nw  qr  of  nw 
qr  of  sec  10  39  13.  A F Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

July  6. 

Lot  32  in  b 1 in  Gage  & McKay’s  sub  of  b9in 
Wright  & Webster’s  sub  of  sec  12  39  13.  J K Custer, 
Master,  L N. 

Lot  5 6 7 8 910  and  11  of  b 3 in  So  Branch  add  to 
Chicago  in  sec  28  39  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
L N. 

Urd  1-5  of  sw  qr  of  nw  qr  of  sec  11  38  13  and  lots  8 
and  4 in  Superior  Court  partition  of  nw  qr  of  nw  qr 
of  sec  11  38  13,  all  being  in  Cook  county  except  that 

of  the  nw  qr  of  sec  11.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff 

L.  N. 

Sub  lots  1 and  2 of  lots  11  to  14  in  b 56  of  C T’s  new 
sub  of  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff 
L N. 

Lot  40  in  b 4 in  Prior  & Hopkn’s  sub  of  sec  3 38  14; 
also  lots  44  45  46  and  the  n%  of  lot  43,  all  in  b 2 iri 
Lockwood’s  sub  ia  sec  3 38  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff 
L N. 

Se  qr  of  sw  qr,  also  the  s 8 rods  of  e 40  rods  of  ne 
qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  22  37  11,  Lemont;  also  e hf  of  nw  qr 
of  sec  29  37  11.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  24  in  b 2,  of  C W Rigdon’s  re-sub  of  s 5.53  acs, 
more  or  less,  of  that  part  of  se  frac  qr  of  sec  27  39  14. 
D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Se  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  25  38  13.  D J Avery,  Master 

L N. 

July  7, 

Lots  1 and  2 b 1 in  Irondale  sub  of  e hf  of  sec  13 
37  14.  D J Avery,  Master.  L A. 

July  13. 

All  the  interest  of  Clias  Olson,  deceased,  in 
lot  45  of  S E Gross  sub  of  lots  1 to  5 in  b 6 of  Borden’s 
sub  of  the  w hf  of  se  qr  of  sec  36  40  13.  P Jensen 
Adm’r.  L N. 

July  13. 

Lot  30  and  w 5 ft  of  lot  31  in  M Foster’s  sub  of  n pt 
of  b 13  in  C T’s  sub  of  pt  of  sec  33  40  14,  also  lot  2 in 
Schnell  & Watkin’s  sub  of  lots  7 8 9 and  10  in  b 11  in 
Wrightwood,  the  latter  being  a sub  of  se  qr  of  sec 
28  40  14.  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

July  14. 

Lots  7 and  8 in  F W Farwell  et  al’s  sub  of  pt  of  lot 
9 iu  Lyman’s  sub  of  se  frac  qr  of  sec  2 38  14.  J F 
Richwood,  Successor  in  Trust.  L N. 

July  15, 

Lot  7 in  b 2 of  Poynatz’s  sub  of  the  s 20  acres  of  w 
hf  of  ne  qr  of  sec  28  39  14.  John  Frucik,  Adm’r 
L N. 

Jill)'  15. 

Lot  2 iu  b 4 of  Frazer’s  sub  of  25  acres  n of  and  adj 
the  8 12 H acres  of  sw  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  4 38  14.  Mary 
Maurer.  L A. 


Sheriff’s  Sales. 


Edward  S Dreyer  Edward  Koch  and  Robert  Berger 
vs  John  Stanmo re,  amount  of  execution  $81.24  and 
costs.  Lot  sixty-two  (62),  in  Stinson’s  subdivision  of 
of  block  sixteen  (16)  in  section  nineteen  (19),  town- 
ship thirty-nine  (39)  north,  range  fourteen  (14), 
east  of  third  (3d)  principal  meridian,  situated  iu 
Cook  County,  State  of  Illinois. 


lit 


Tuesday,  tlie  33d  Hay  of  June. 

Theo  H Schintz  vs  August  Wendel,  amount  of  ex- 
ecution $194  06  and  costs.  Lots  thirty-three  (33)  aud 
thirty. four  (S4(,  in  block  five  (5).  lots  twenty-on 
(211.  fifty  (50).  fifty-one  (51)  and  fifty-two  (52), 
block  twelve  ( 12),  and  lot  ei  ht  (8),  in  block  fourte 
(14),  all  in  Pierce’s  addition  to  Holstein,  situated 
the  city  of  Chicago,  Cook  County,  State  of  lllino  is 


mportant  to  Real  Estate  and  Insur- 
ance lien. 

Traders  Ins.  Co.  vs.  Race  et  al. 

BILL. 

Agricultural  Ins.  Co.  vs.  Race  et  al. 
CROSS-BILL. 

Superior  Court,  Cook  Co. 

Shephard,  J.  On  August  28,  1882,  the 
Traders  Insurance  Company  and  the  Agri- 
cultural Insurance  Company  respectively 
issued  a policy  of  insurance  to  Sarah  Hirseh 
whereby  each  company,  in  consideration  of 
twenty-eight  dollars  premium,  paid  by  her, 
insured  the  said  Hirsch  against  loss  by  fire, 
to  the  amount  of  $3,500,  apportioned  as 
follows: 

$2,500  oi  her  two  story  and  basement 
frame  dwelling,  situate  on  lots  2,  3,  6 and  7. 
in  Irving  Park,  Cook  County,  Illinois;  $500 
on  household  furnature  * * contained 

therein;  $500  on  frame  barn  on  said  prem 
ises,  for  the  period  of  three  years. 

In  July,  1884,  Sarah  H rsch  sold  and  con 
veyed  the  property  insured,  together  with 
the  land  on  which  the  house  and  barn  stood, 
to  the  defendant,  Francis  T.  Race.  The 
payment  of  a part  of  the  purchase  price  be- 
ing deferred,  a trust  deed  was  executed  by 
Miss  Race  to  Julius  Rosenthal  to  secure  the 
same.  Both  insurance  policies  were  duly 
assigned  by  Mrs.  Hirsch  to  Miss  Race,  the 
insurance  companies  duly  consenting  there- 
to, and  at  the  same  time  the  insurance  com- 
panies, at  the  request  of  Rosenthal,  attach- 
ed to  each  of  said  policies  a contract  Known 
as  the  Chicago  Board  of  Underwriters’  form 
of  mortgage  clause,  maKing  the  loss  if  anv 
should  occur,  payable  to  said  Rosenthal,  as 
trustee,  and  containing  various  agreements 
some  of  which  will  necessarily  be  comment 
ed  upon  hereafter 

Omitting  much  of  the  verbiage  in 
the  forepart  of  the  decision,  the  following 
statement  of  the  law  as  laid  down  by  the 
Judge  will  he  of  interest. 

“Fora  dwelling  house  to  be  in  a state  of 
occupation  there  must  be  in  it  the  presence 
of  human  beings  as  at  their  customary  place 
of  abode,  not  absolutely  and  uninterrupted- 
ly continuous,  but  that  must  be  the  place  of 
usual  return  and  habitual  stoppage.” 

In  that  case  the  destroyed  dwelling  was 
the  usual  summer  residence  of  the  plaintiff, 
was  furnished  ready-  for  occupancy  at  any 
lime  and  was  annually  resorted  to  and  dwelt 
in  from  spring  until  late  in  the  fall,  by  the 
plaintiff  and  his  family  as  their  place  of 
abode  and  during  the  balance  of  the  yeai 
was  inspected  and  aired  by  a sert- 
vant  and  members  of  his  family,  who  lived 
in  an  adjacent  house  on  the  same  grounds, 
and  was  visited  fortnightly  by  the  plaintiff 
and  his  wife  in  order  to  see  for  themselves 
that  it  was  well  taken  care  of. 

Yet  it  was  held  that  such  fell  short  of  oc- 
cupation, although  a useful  care  and  super- 
vision. 

Our  own  Supreme  Court  in  Insurance  Co. 
v Padfield,  78  111.  167,  has  said  with  refer- 
ence to  a similar  condition  in  an  insurance 
policy: 

A fair  and  reasonable  construction  of 
the  language  vacant  and  unoccupied,  is  that 
it  should  be  without  an  occupant — without 
any  person  living  in  it.  * * * * 

not  technical  occupation,  but  as  popularly- 
understood  and  used. 

With  these  definitions  of  what  is  meant  by- 
occupation,  and  the  citations  made  might 
be  supplemented  by  many  others  to  the 
same  effect,  the  inquiry  remains  to  be  made 
as  to  whether  the  dwelling  house  in  the  case 
at  bar  was  occupied  at  the  time  of  the  fire 
within  the  meaning  of  the  policies. 

At  the  time  of  purchasing  the  house  the 
furniture  contained  in  it  and  covered  by  the 
policies  of  insurance  was  bought  with  it  and 
always  remained  in  it,  and  was  rented  along 
with  the  house  to  the  tenant.  The  fuaniture 
was  in  no  sense  the  personal  belongings  or 
home  surroundings  of  the  defendant.  She 
had  never  occupied  the  house  as  a home,  and 
had  never  used  the  furniture  in  the  peculiar 
sense  of  use  as  applied  to  the  furnishings  of 
one’s  place  of  personal  abode  or  home.  It 
had  been  and  was  to  her  mere  chattel  pro- 
perty to  lease  or  sell;  so  that  the  fact  that 
the  furniture  contained  in  the  house  belong- 


ed to  the  defendant,  did  not  of  itself  in  any 
sense  indicate  the  house  as  her  place  of  resi- 
dence, and  might  as  well,  so  far  as  the  ques 
tion  here  presented  is  concerned  have  not 
been  in  the  house  at  all. 

Builder’s  Hardware. 

Chicago  has  the  reputation  among  manu- 
facturers of  being  the  closest  market  in  the 
United  Staues  in  builder’s  hardware  and 
consequently,  it  must  be  the  most  satisfac- 
tory market  for  any  one  in  need  of  this  ma- 
terial. 

Many  new  improvements  in  builder’s 
hardware  novelties  have  been  introduced, 
and  the  trade  is  keeping  up  well  with  the 
times. 

Among  the  old  and  prominent  representa- 
tives in  builder’s  hardware  is  the  firm  of 
Larrabee  & North.  They  have  recently  re- 
moved their  store  from  Lake  st,  where  it  has 
been  so  long  located  to  No  191  State  st.  In 
their  new  quarters  they  have  every  facility 
for  carrying  on  their  business  and  are  ready 
to  gi\e  bids  on  all  classes  of  work.  They 
deal  in  all  grades  of  builder’s  hardward  and 
carry  on  hand  a large  and  complete  stock 
including  the  recent  novelties  in  their  line. 

Philadelphia  Letter. 

Philadelphia,  June  15,  ’86. 

Building  material  keeps  cheap.  The  labor 
situation  keeps  muddied.  Investors  and 
builders  are  still  on  the  anxious  bench.  The 
situation  to-day  is  not  materially  improved. 
Architects  promise  considerable  news  In  a 
week  or  two.  The  iron-workers  are  appre- 
hensive of  trouble  with  their  workmen  over 
a demand  for  an  advance  of  1%.  Even  the 
German  pork  butchers  are  striking  for 
higher  wages.  The  malady  must  run  its  full 
course.  Employers  everywhere  are  organiz- 
inff-  The  hosiery  and  knit  goods  manufac- 
turers, to  the  number  of  fifty,  employing 
10,0m)  men,  have  agreed  to  stand  together. 
The  cabinet  manufacturers  are  still  firm, and 
quite  a number  of  strikers  have  returned  to 
work.  The  saw  and  planing  mill  men  are 
having  trouble  with  their  workmen,  who 
went  out  on  a stiike  on  the  1st  of  June. 
One-half  of  the  planing  mill  work  used  in 
this  city  is  made  in  the  interior  of  the  state. 


HOW  TO  DECORATK. 

Decorative  tiles  are  fast  replacing  every 
other  kind  of  flooring,  and  especially  so  in 
private  mansions.  Hall-ways  and  bath 
rooms  should  also  have  tile  flooring.  The 
advantages  they  offer  are  elegance,  beauty 
of  design,  harmony  and  variety  of  color, 
durability  and  free  breakers  or  waste. 

A fine  screen  of  glass  is  adorned  with  a 
garland  of  pressed  flowers.  There  should 
be  two  plates  of  glass,  one  to  cover  the 
flowers  and  thus  preserve  them  from  in- 
jury. 

The  seal  sets  are  very  handsome  and  have 
now  become  an  important  feature  of  the 
writing  table  furnishings.  Pen  wipers  in 
the  form  of  a plush  monkey  swinging  in  a 
wish  bone  are  very  novel  and  useful. 

An  old  steamer  chair  can  be  rendered 
fairly  luxurious  by  the  addition  of  two  long 
cushions,  one  softening  the  bacK  of  the 
chair,  the  other  stretching  itself  over  the 
deep  seat.  A small  pillow  to  fit  into  the 
deep  hollow,  where  seat  and  back  form  an 
angle,  is  acceptable  to  a weary  spine. 

A very  pleasing  card  receiver  is  made  by 
taking  three  bamboo  canes  and  fastening 
them  together  in  tripod  form  and  securing 
in  the  opening  thus  made,  by  means  of  brass 
screws,  a hammered  brass  tray. 

A table  frame  made  with  a low  shelf,  eb- 
onized  or  cherry  stain  legs,  cover  the  top 
and  shelf  with  stamped  leather  and  it  makes 
a very  pretty  ornament. 

A collection  of  cameo  glasses  approaches 
perfection  so  nearly  as  to  disarm  all  offorts 
of  criticism.  The  delicate  and  beautiful 
glass  is  produced  in  vases,  jars  and  bowls  in 
sapphire  golden  tints,  pale  water  green  and 
rose,  some  in  distinct  colors,  others  exquis- 
tely  shaded,  one  of  Greek  form  in  ruby 
glass  has  a design  of  cyclamen  about  the 
base,  one  of  tall  graceful  form  in  blue  has 
sprays  and  leaves  of  foxglove;  these  vase, 
are  works  or  art  and  are  very  expensive 

IMPROVEMENT  OF  STREETS. 


this  city  is  made  in  the  interior  of  the  state,  Jhe  Department  of  Public  WorKS  opened 
because  of  cheap  labor,  material  and  lower  | bids  on  Tuesday  for  the  paving  *of  the  fol- 
freitrhts.  Tr>  worroa  ia  t lowina- streets  with 


freights.  To  advance  wages  is  to  further 
decrease  the  business  done.  The  nail  ] 
makers  report  a declining  tendency  in  nails  ; 
quotations  are  now  $2,  and  iu  some  cases 
sales  are  made  at  l6ss.  Lumber  holds  up 
pretty  well,  but  now  and  then  bargains  are 
heard  of  in  it.  The  arrivals  continue  quite 
large  ; yellow  pine  has  been  selling  very 
freely  ; the  hard  woods  are  rather  scarce, 
especially  for  the  better  qualities.  The 
Brick  Manufacturers’  Association  held  a 
meeting  on  Thursday  evening  to  arrive  at 
some  understanding  on  the  wages  question. 
The  Master  Metal  and  State  Rooters  and 
Metal  Cornice  Workers’  Association  met  on 
the  same  evening  and  appointed  a com- 
mittee to  meet  their  employes.  The  Build- 
ing Trades  Council  met  and  talked  over  the 
sash  and  door  mill  workers  case.  As  to 
summer  prospects,  it  is  impossible  to  arrive 
at  any  harmonious  conclusion,  because  of 
the  contrariety  of  opinions  expressed.  The 
elements  exist  for  a general  revival  of  busi- 
ness, and  the  probabilities  point  in  that 
direction. 

Robert  H.  Sayre,  Samuel  Thomas  and 
other  Philadelphia  capitalists  have  formed 
a company  for  the  purpose  of  developing 
iron  ore  land  in  the  neighborhood  of  Birm- 
ingham, Alabama.  A plant  is  to  be  erected 
to  produce  the  best  grades  of  pig  iron,  and 
it  is  anticipated  that  the  furnace  will  be  in 
operation  by  the  first  of  next  year.  The 
company  will  invest  about  $150,000.  A 
number  of  New  York  and  Philadelphia  cap- 
italists will  visit  Alabama  during  the  pres- 
ent month  for  the  purpose  of  thoroughly 
investigating  the  subject. 


A plethoric  treasury  seems  to  increase 
imaginary  wants,  Blessed  be  they  that  have 
nothing,  although  not  a pleasant  aphorism 
when  the  larder  is  empty;  yet  in  the  case  of 
the  national  treasury  lots  of  money  would 
have  been  saved  if  there  had  been  none  in  it 
There’s  a good  chance  now  to  kick  up  a war 
with  England  about  the  Nova  Scotia  fisher- 
ies. Such  a war  would  have  one  commend 
able  feature,  at  least— it  would  save  the 
the  tired  brains  of  the  people’s  representa- 
tives fro  woriying  over  the  money  in  the 
United  States  treasury,  and  concocting 
schemes  to  get  it  out. 


lowing  streets  with  cedar  blocks: 

STREET.  FROM TO 

Ada Randolph Carroll. 

Asior Scott Schiller. 

Aberdeen Harrison Polk. 

Allport Sixteenth Nineteenth 

Bunker Canal Halsted. 

Brown Taylor Twelfth. 

Clinton Madison Harrison. 

Carroll Ashland Leavitt. 

Curtis  Fulton Huron. 

Franklin  Chicago Division. 

Hurlbut North Fullerton. 

Morgan Washington.  . . .Randolph. 

Mather Desplaines Halsted. 

Monroe Throop ........  Loomis. 

Mohawk North Garfield. 

Sangamon Monroe Harrison. 

St  John’s... Carroll Arbor. 

Twentieth Throop Bluelsland 

Twentieth Halsted Centre. 

Twenty-fourth  . .Hanover Butler. 

Wood Harrison Twelfth. 

The  prices  ranged  from  $1.11  to  $1.32. 
There  were  nine  bids  for  Franklin  street, 
the  lowest  being  $1.15  and  the  highest  $1.29. 
It  is,  however,  to  be  paved  by  private  con- 
tract. the  property-owners  paying  $1.30,  and 
the  city  about  $1.12  for  the  intersections. 
The  only  advantage  in  having  a street  paved 
by  private  contract  is  that  the  work  may  be 
done  a month  or  two  sooner,  but  it  costs 
about  20  per  cent.  more. 


1ST  OTIOE ! NOTICE ! 

TO 

Agents  for  Building  Material, 

— OB — 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS. 

A room  furnished  with  desk,  chairs  anp 
light  for  rent  at  $8.00  per  month.  Apply  a 
Room  14,  164  and  166  Washington  st. 


REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REiYL  ESTATE. 

RAILWAY  BONDS  FOR  SALE 

JOSIAII  H.  REED.  HORACE  A.  HOltLBCT 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


T.  WILCE  So  CO.,  Dealers  in 

LUMBER,  LATH  AND  SHINGLES, 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

KILN-RRIEIi  HU.  R It  WOOD  FLOORING> 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices, 

Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts.,  CHICAGO,  ILL 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Mouldings, 

Frames^Brackets^furnmgs^Et^ 

ft3jg?™Our  facilities  are  equal  to  any,  and  we  make  a specialty  of  furnishing  Contractors  everything  in  the«^^3 
^“shape  of  Woodwork  for  any  class  of  Building,  including  all  kinds 

STAIR  WORK  AND  HARDWOOD  FINISH. 

Estimates  or  any  other  information  in  our  line  | Comer  Twenty-SeCOnd  and  ThrOOp  Streets. 


may  be  had  promptly  on  application. 


CHICAGO 


Martens  W to  WN  Alley,  June  11,  furn, 

234  Washington.  3 m $100 

Mitchell  C E to  J D Mackey,  June  11, 

furn,  249  Illinois  st,  2 m $63 

Murton  F to  J H Murton,  June  11.  horse, 

etc,  195  Aberdeen  st,  3 m $67 

Moore  L to  M E McHenry,  June  9,  furn, 

270  w Ohio  st,  4 m $52 

Murphy  J to  H M McIntosh,  June  8,  furn, 

42  Ptne  st.  6 m $260 

Meyers  E to  M L Pemberton  June  5,  furn 

753  Racine  av $120 

Mahony  J W to  L B Shields  June  12,  furn 

38  Harrison  st  6 m $244 

Mills  A to  Cleveland  Burial  Case  Co  June 
12.  horses  etc  5041  State  st  15  m ....  $625 
Maddigan  I to  S Richardson  June  10,  furn 

240  Erie  st  6 mos $120 

Myers  J to  S C Ranter  June  11,  furn  237 

Huron  st  Oct  11 $186 

Morrison  A D to  J L Curtis,  June  5,  furn, 

1516  Stewart  av,  4 m $371 

McKinna  A PtoG  J Williams, June  10, furn, 

198  Illinois  st,  6 m $124 

c Gregor  J C to  F M Powell  &,  Co,  June 
10,  presses,  etc,  100  Ashland  av,  May  1. 

’88 $401 

Manhattan  J to  W H Kretzinger,  June  8, 

horses,  etc,  180  Sherman  st,  7 m $500 

Maisch  C to  J Cullen,  June  7,  furn,  521 

26th  st,  3 m $62 

Moss  L to  W P Moss.  June  10,  fixtures  and 

library.  120  18th  st $450 

Moe  M E to  A Langstein,  June  10,  mach, 

204  Blue  Island  av,  monthly $75 

McCoy  H to  A Zeller,  May  15,  saloon,  122 

Kroeger  st,  6 m $75 

Muther  J C to  F F Kelogg,  , boiler, 

etc,  216  Lake  st,  2 y $500 

Marchal  E A to  M Eckert,  June  15,  furn, 

179  Ashland  av,  6 m $236 

Mahler  P A to  C W Parker,  June  1,  facto- 
ry, 11  Canal  st,  2 y $5000 

McGrew  G E to  H P Isham,  June  16,  furn, 

125  Superior  st,  1 y $103 

Muller  O to  J D Mackey,  June  15,  piano, 

136  Locust  st,  6 m $60 

McParlin  F to  C Williams,  June  9,  furn 

751  Wells  st $120 

Murphy  J M to  J D Spear  June  1,  piano, 

29  Grace  st  3 mos $57 

Nelson  H to  J D Spear  June  7,  furn  735 

Davis  st $65 

Nielsen  H to  A Nielsen,  June  1,  horse  and 

wagon,  47  Temple  st,  3 y $100 

North  L to  F V Smitt,  June  14,  green- 
houses, etc,  Belmont  and  Milwaukee  avs, 

4 m $100 

Nowling  A to  M A Nowling,  June  14, 

piano, $160 

Osborn  M J to  J D Mackey,  June  10,  furn, 

72  Wisconson  st,  6 m $68 

Oesterricher  M to  J Eschner  June  12, 
cacker  factory  161  w 20th  st  2 y . . . . $600 
Oesterricher  T to  A Moses  June  12,  furn 

786  Halsted  st  2 y $500 

Oesterricher  M to  C B Hefter  Jnne  12,  ba- 
kery wagons  etc  161  w 20th  st  2 y.  . .$500 
Oesterricher  to  E Kohn,  June  12,  bakery 

etc  161  w 20th  st  2 y $500 

Oesterricher  M to  Kahn  Bros,  June  14, 

oven,  etc,  161  w 20th  st,  2 y, $400 

O’Brien  J to  M McNamara,  June  1,  stock, 

299  Randolph  st,  8% *245 

Perry  J F to  D Hyman  June  8,  furn  153 

Randolph  st  6 mos $111 

Parsons  W C to  J M Starr  & Co  June  8,  pi- 
ano   , mthly $237 

Porter  A to  C E Wyman,  June  9,  furn, 

353)^  Washington,  4 m $188 

Petersen  B to  J N Reed,  June  15,  wagon, 

horses,  etc,  3315  State  st,  3 m $115 

Peak  L to  C J Shields,  June,  15,  furn,  423 

Clark  st,  4 m $61 

Prigge  B to  J D Mackey,  June  14,  furn, 

Colehour,  1 m $62 

Peale  A to  G W Noble,  May  14,  store  fix- 
tures, 115  22d  st, $100 

Putnam  E F to  H Beach  June  9,  carriage, 
, Jan  1 $574 


<jaranteau  & Co  to  Brunswick  B C Co  June 
1, billiard  goods  9 Laflin  st  13  mos.  .$800 
Purdy  H to  Freeport  N Bk  June  7,  piano, 

, 17  mos $101 

Porter  F to  T Boyle  May  20,  furn  342  State 

st  6 mos $181 

Payne  S L to  C Babcock  June  7,  furn  10 

Polk  st $76 

Prior  A P to  C L Eaton,  June  9,  furn,  205 

Ohio  st,  3 m $55 

Perry  G to  S Richardson  June  10,  furn 

290  Campbell  av  6 mos $68 

Peterson  L J to  C A Touseyoyt,  Jnne  8, 

furn.  Lake  View,  6 m $125 

Rose  E C to  J D Mackey,  furn,  3427  Dear 

born  st,  6 m $195 

Revere  Co  to  R Michaels, June  3,  furn,  102 

n Lincoln  st,  3 m $111 

Romerov  F to  J D Spear  June  11,  furn, 

3640  La  Salle  st  7 mos $52 

Roos  J to  J D Spear  June  10,  furn  233  n 

Market  st  7 m $57 

Richards  W to  S Richardson  June  9,  furn 

252  Hudson  av  6 mos $72 

Recevius  N to  W B Cowgill  June  12,  ma- 
chinery   , 6 m $260 

Ridobock  E to  J D Spear,  June  9,  furn, 

392  Van  Buren  st,  6 m $89 

Reitz  P to  J W Lusk  June  9,  furn  240 

North  ave  6 mos $104 

Reid  M to  S Reid,  June  9,  carriage,  gro- 
ceries. etc,  Lemont,  7 m $931 

Rieser  W to  W H Aldrich  June  9,  wagon 

etc  476  Larrabee  st  13  mos $650 

Rocke  A to  J D Mackey  June  12,  furn 

2336  Michigan  av $81 

Russell  H T to  W A Swift,  June  10,  ma- 
chinery, 66  Ohio  st,  1 y $2300 

Robillard  J to  W N Alley,  Jnne  14,  furn. 

1150  Harrison  st,  6 m $71 

Reeves  N B to  W T Collins,  June  12,  furn. 

139  23d  st,6  m $230 

Rateike  A to  H B Berry,  June  8,  live  stock. 

Wheeling,  Apl  1 $400 

Robbins  W S to  J D Mackey, June  14, furn, 

1200  Oakwood  bd,  6 m $279 

Ruchnowitz  L to  Brunswick  & Co,  June  15, 

pool  table,  etc,  — . 7 m $120 

Smith  L E to  W L Cain  agt  June  11,  furn, 

etc  48  Ada  st  21  mos $800 

Schlei  C to  J D Spear  June  10,  furn  75 

Weiland  st  6 mos $41 

Swansen  C L to  J W Ulm  June  12,  boiler 

and  engine,  36  35th  st  6 mos $200 

Schafer  J to  J Cullen,  June  8,  furn,  2960 

Butterfield  st,  6 m $68 

Simon  I to  O F Malcolm  June  8,  furn  42  n 

Green  st  4 mos $98 

Slight  E D to  J Murray  <fc  Co  June  10, 

horses  etc  47  Racine  av  3 mos $371 

Smith  W to  Bavarian  Brg  Co  June  9,  sa- 
loon 115  w Lake  st  1 y $400 

Stafford  H to  J R Stafford  June  10,  horses 

etc,  Worth  1 y $400 

Stevens  R J to  H B Foss  June  6,  furn  15 

Gross  Terrace  4 m $56 

StanmarK  C G to  J H Spear  June  1,  93 

Bingham  st  5 mos $ 

Saxon  C M to  G M Richardson  June  12, 

horse , wkly $50 

Sturgeon  A to  W H King,  June  7,  furn, 

3702  Dearborn  st,  22  wks $137 

Story  E to  Rice,  Whitcomb  & Co,  June  II, 
marine  boiler,  etc,  launch,  “Harry,”  3 

m $96 

Still  W to  A W Brush,  June  1,  furn,  455 

Union  at,  6 m $57 

Sharp  C E to  C E Bazer.  June  14,  furn 

and  piano,  715  Wells  st $141 

Sippell  G to  C Passow,June  12,pool  tables 

etc,  692  Hinman  st,  8 m $200 

Smith  L to  F Krzikowsky,  June  1,  wagon, 

eto,  — Lake,  3 m $75 

Summerfield  S to  J D Spear, June  14,  furn, 

3155  State  st,  7 m $220 

Schulz  A M to  L B Shields,  June  15,  furn. 

Lake,  6 m $80 

Stenson  P to  W H King,  June  9,  furn  98  n 

Centre  av  2 mos $60 

Stammer  C to  F Koch  June  9,  horses  etc, 


Jefferson  2 y $250 

Schick  W to  J Rugge,  June  19, house,  4459 

School  st,l  y $1000 

Sharp  J L to  Barnhart  Bros  & Spindler, 
Judo  11,  printing  material,  278  Dear- 
born st,  2 y $119 

Snell  H to  J D Mackey,  June  11, furn,  2831 

Archer  av,  6 m $81 

Schmidt  T to  J B Mackey,  June  10,  furn, 

1812  Racine  av,  6 m $68 

Scofield  M E to  W N Alley,  June  10,  furn, 

1400  Michigan  av $120 

Trew  J to  Garden  City  B Co,  June  9,  pool 

table,  etc,  280  Sedgwick  st,  13  m $205 

Thompson  M to  L A W Brush,  June  8, 

furn,  87  s Green  st,  5 m $70 

Tuttle  H 0 to  J D Spear  June  1,  furn,  81 

Congress  st,  5 mos $51  I 

Tuthill  F H to  J D Mackey,  June  9,  furn, 

Cicero  1 y $160 

Tanner  V G to  J B Mackey.  June  10,  furn. 

204  Burling  st,  6 m $68 

Teed  H G to  F E Blackman,  June  4,  furn, 

156  Washington  st,  6 m $63 

Wallrach  O to  F Gehrae  June  10,  furn.  .$50 
Whiteside  TCtoA  R Clark,  June  10,  furn, 

410  1st  N Rk  Bldg.  1 y $500 

Warrick  E R to  C L Eaton,  June  7,  furn, 

Hyde  park,  July  7 $116 

Watson  HtoHM  McIntosh  June  8,  furn 

3213  State  st  6 mos $74 

Welp  S B to  J W Lusk  June  8,  piano  857 

Shober  st $150 

Wagner  H to  J D Mackey  June  9,  furn, 

127  Wells  st  6 mos $99 

Wilds  R F to  VV  F Hewitt,  June  1,  furn, 

Ravenswood,  5 m $50 

Weiss  H to  C Babcock,  June  10,  furn,  3124 

S Park  ave,  3 m $190 

Winkler  J to  Hewitt  & Wahl,  Mas  29,  ba- 
kery, S Chicago,  1 y $200 

Whiles  G L to  E A Clark,  May  35,  horses, 

etc,  Lake,  6 m $480 

Wait  J A to  M Osborne,  June  15,  horse, 

etc,  46  Meridian  st $85 

Wittich  J N to  Ponltzky  &Tucker,  June  3, 

furn,  2534  South  Pk  av,  6 m $200 

Woodworth  K to  W S Lasher  June  8,  Pal- 
ace laundry,  2113  Wabash  av  18  m pm 

$124 

Whitmore  W C to  E Whitmore,  Juue  11, 

furn,  297  Marshfield  av,  18  m ,$350 

Washington  F to  A Schaffhauser,  May  8, 

furn  2262  LaSalle,  3 m $40 

Wilber  N & F to  J D Spear  June  3,  furn 

450  Wabash  av6  mos $65 

Warming  J to  H Watt,  Jnne  11,  engine, 

etc,  56  w school  st,  2 y $1500 

Wilder  G R to  J D Mackey,  June  11,  store, 

2634  Cottage  Grove  av,  2 m $495 

Weaver  B L to  W H Kretsinger,  June  10, 

furn,  64  w van  Buren  st,  10  m $330 

White  C M to  G S French,  June  11,  furn, 

3633  Ellis  pk,  4 m $116 

Waisner  W to  P Seoninger,  June  — , piano, 

— Ogden  av $240 

Wilcox  H A to  J McK  Clelland  June  7, 

furn  3800  Vincennes  av $516 

Zeifer  W to  C H Goehle,  June  10,  saloon, 
Lake  1 y $300 


BILLS  OF  SALK. 

Beeke  E E to  H A Wheeler,  June  8,  briok 

mchy,  etc $550 

Anderson  0 to  A Walters,  June  7,  pt  livery 

621  n Clark  st $2,100 

Woodworth  K to  W S Lasher  June  8.  pal 

ace  laundry  2113  Wabash  av $124 

Talcott  M D to  R M Towne  June  8,  hay 

presses  etc5i3  State  st $1,800 

DrazdiK  J to  F Doovak  May  17,  saloon 
2904  Fifth  av  $300. 

Campbell  B H to  J McCrombie,  June  8, 

lease  of  2547  Dearborn  st $350 

Hogan  J to  J M Hogan  June  1,  furn  519  w 

Monroe  st $1,000 

Knowlton  M N to  L B Shields,  June  11, 
bldgs  nw  cor  Arnold  and  51st  sts,. . . $375 
Mueller  J to  H Mueller  June  11,  saloon, 


563  Sedgwick  st $500 

Grief  T to  Deexer&  B Brg  Co  June  — , sa- 
loon 54  w Lake  st $1062 

Soper  G to  I E Soper  June  7,  furn $1 

Oesterreicher  T to  A S Gage  & Co,  feath- 
ers, etc  786  Halsted  st $720 


JUMGMKNTS. 

SUPEBIOB  OOUBT. 

101125  Leopold  Sternberger  et  al  v Jonas 
Strauss.  By  deflt  $913.13. 

96666  Nathan  Schloss  et  al  v S T Abelson. 

Action  changed  to  asst.  By  deflt  $406. 
102109  George  P Ide  et  al  v Edward  Ezekiel 
add  Henry  A Porter.  By  deflt,  $367.22. 
103219  John  W McEwen  etalvWm  Fitz- 
gerald. PI  stricKen  out  want  afft.  By 
deflt,  $350  debt,  $204.93  das  debt  to  be 
dischgd,  etc. 

102634  Wm  R Mumford  v J M Webster.  By 
deflt  $895  and  sci  fa. 

94576  JohnDupeeJrv  Douglas  S Taylor. 
By  stip  $236. 

98380  Emma  Krec  v C B & Q RR  Co.  On 
findg,  $100.  Satisfied. 

102685  Wm  G McCormick  et  al  v Augustus 
Hurbard.  Bp  deflt,  $544.25. 

103029  Emeline  Vaughan  etal  v Wm  O’Mal- 
ley. Same  $1051.46. 

102699  Wim  Sinsbaugh  et  al  v Abraham  and 
David  Torofsky.  On  ver  $305.15. 

5091  Cleveland  Burial  Case  Co  v Chas  and 
Mary  J Chamberlain  By  deflt  $850.89. 
102892  O S Velsor  et  al  v Louis  Reinach.  By 
deflt  $153  and  sci  fa. 

102225  Belle  McEnery  v Wm  B McEnery.  By 
deflt,  $500. 

102226  Charles  G Wheeler  v Selden  Fish.  By 
deflt  $850. 

102662  Emily  B Alford  v Emma  H Page  and 
Emma  H Davis.  By  deflt  .375. 

96400  Louis  Daube  v Matthew  Fleming. 
On  ver,  $65.30. 

98553  Ristow  Mfg  Co  v Chas  Wandries. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $150.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  by  July  3. 

95413  Eleanor  Pye  v C C Ry  Co.  Mo  n t by 
plff ; denied  and  judgt  $50.00  bill  ex  by 
Oct  4. 

99325  Is 1 ac  Waixel  v Simon  Powell  and  J os- 
eph  Haas.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt 
$7878.61. 

99036  Thomas  W Chamberlain  v Wilson  M 
Darlington,  R McGauchy,  J E March;  F 
Boyden  and  Geo  M Shaw.  Same  and  judgt 
$3330.11.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 
99346  Jacob  Best  v Leonhard  Schaefer. 

Same  and  judgt  $365.  Same. 

98076  Wm  A Merriman  v North  Shore  Lum- 
ber Co.  Plff  remits  $2000.  Mo  n t denied 
and  judgt  $586.87.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex 
in  30  ds. 

96856  Louis  A Kensey  v Marine  G & S Ex. 
Mo  n t by  plff  denied  and  judgt  $3855.25. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  35  ds. 

103066  Thomas  Reed  et  al  v Roger  Lamb. 
By  deflt,  $5182.55. 

95861  Emanuel  Sondheimer  v Louis  Webber 
and  Julius  Friedman.  Mo  n t denied  and 
judgt  $1,000.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30 
ds. 

98730  Tigerton  Mfg  Co  v Chas  B Crombie. 
On  ver.  $241.88. 

102030  August  F Luening  et  al  v Henry  Ben- 
ninghausen.  By  deflt,  $644.50  debt  $242. 
32  das  entire. 

103993  Philip  Verplanck  et  al  v George 
Thompson  and  G R Signalness.  By  deflt, 
$118.38. 

98769  Martin  Gibbons  v John  Moore.  By 
agreet,  $15.  Satisfied. 

98754  James  McGraw  et  al  v George  W Mil- 
ler. On  ver,  $900. 

97009  Chi  Carpet  Co  v Virgie  P Relyea.  On 
ver,  $685.30.  Sci  fa. 

OIBCUIT  OOUBT. 

52611  George  BranKeman  v Hubert  Weber 
On  ver,  $469.32. 


372  REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


— [Established  1865.] — 


W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

eal  Estate  1 Loans. 


79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


C H A INJ  D L E R,  CO., 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Edward  Rutz,  Ex-Treasurer  State  of  Illinois.  H.  M.  Needles.  W.  F.  Netling. 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLING, 

CITY  5 AND  6 PER  CENT.  LOANS  NEGOTIATED  IN  SUMS  OF  $2,000  AND 
OVER.  STOCKS  AND  BONDS  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

Rooms  35,  Portland  Block,  S.  E,  Corner  Washington  and 
Dearborn  Streets. 


Wm.  Reed.  N.  A.  Clemons. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  St.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street — Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Boabd. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited. 

H.  I.  GOLOY  F.W.  ZURBURG. 

Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  • • - CHICAGO. 

BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLI  Y.  W.  8.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

®*JIoney  l.om-d, 

£if“Tiix«-s  Paid, 

{^■liiveslments  Made, 

er-  Building*  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 

A.  M.  KNCBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

■A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  12  Portland  Block,  107  Dearborn  St. 

MONEY  LOANED. 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

R.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Booms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 

F.  A.  HENSHAW, 
Real  Estate ! Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 

FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


DIXOH  & PETERSON( 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING* 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  4 5 NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO.  ILL. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

84  LaSalle  Street. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs.  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st.: 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8%  to  15$  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opeba  House  Building. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

We  have  for  sale:  Lake  View  property  of 
every  description.  Choice  lots  at  the  termi- 
nius  of  the  new  North  Halsted  street-car  line 
on  Melrose  and  School  Sts. 

We  are  exclusive  agents  for  the  central 
part  of  Argyle  Park,  the  first  lake  shore 
suburb  north  of  Chicago.  Also  have  acres 
for  sale  on  the  Chicago.  Evanston  & Lake 
Superior  Railroad.  Owners  of  a new  sub- 
division at  Avondale,  5 miles  from  the 
Northwestern  Railroad  city  depot.  Neat 
cottages  and  fifty  feet  of  ground,  two  blocks 
from  station,  for  $1,000  on  monthly  pay- 
ments. 

Money  loaned  on  good  city  and  suburban 
property  at  current  rates. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bernhard  F.  Weber,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  ns. 


FOR  SALE  — By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  North 
Side  property  onr  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin 
coin  Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdorff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave . large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing. 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.600.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  F remont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2.600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 

with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  Drick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

POO.  Ohio  st.,  near  L;ncoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

GenH  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
©rty.  Houses  nuilt  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Property  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  ana  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


FOR  SALE. — By  C.  U.  Cordon  & Co.,  79 

Dearborn  Street. 

Elm  Street,  near  Lake  Shore  Drive,  ele- 
gant residences,  from  $9,000  to  $13,000 
each. 

Corner  Bellevue  Place  and  Rush  Street, 
choice  location  for  block  houses. 

Bargains  in  residence  and  business  pro- 
perty in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.,  99 
Dearborn-st. : 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 
State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st..  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buren-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chicago- ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x136  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chicago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st.— 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Ohio  ago- ave. — 2-storv  frame  and  lot  $8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . .$16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st.- — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Habmon-oourt — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25,000 

3- stcry  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 
ments  $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-storv  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st. . . $20,000 
330x150.  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
6 stone  iront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 maroie  ironts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave, 


FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph.  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Farr,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  ! Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


I).  G.  HAMILTON, 

DEALER  IN 

Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


TH  E RECORD. 


(See  table  oJ  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

ICIIMII.VG  PKHIUTS. 

Adams  st  No  1137  Mrs  E Ducn  one-story 
cottage  23x33.  $1,000. 

Ashland  av  n No  629  Henry  Wilkin  base 
mont,  20x46.  $800. 

Ashland  av  s No  776  Adam  Falter  three- 
story  store  and  dwelling  24x102.  $8,000. 

Austin  av  No  77  Christian  Anderson  three 
story  dwelling.  24x70.  $9,000. 

Ashland  av  n No  515  Aug  Keller  three-story 
flats  25x65.  $5,000. 

Augusta  st  No  274.  Dr  C Kier,  one-story 
brick  school  25x66.  $1,000. 

Brigham  st  No  25  A MarKowz,  two  story 
dwelling  21x50.  $1,700. 

Bunker  st  No  177  M O’Neil,  two-story  flats 
22x60.  $3,000. 

Cornell  st  No  19,  F Koch  addition  21x38, 

$2,000. 

Chicago  av  w No  663,  A Lorensen,  two-story 
fiats  20x46.  $2,000. 

Cologne  st  No  2813  P Dowling  one-story 
cottage  21x40.  $800. 

Calumet  av  Nos  2983  to  3003,  Bemory.  Litks 
& Smith  three-story  dwellings.  55x78,  $14- 
000. 

Congress  st  Nos  1237  and  1239,  J J McSor- 
ley,  two  two-story  dwellings,  36x30,  $6,- 
500. 

Calumet  av  Nos  2941  and  2943.  John  F Tem- 
ple, two  two-story  dwellings  48x64,  $12,000. 

Division  st  No  28,  E G Uihlein  four  stor  y 
store  and  dwelling  25x75,  $14,000. 

Eleventh  st  No  98.  J Madagan,  two-story 
flats.  21x60.  $3,000. 

Emerald  av  No  3633  Chas  Martin  one-story 
cottage  22x44.  $1,600. 

Eleventh  st  w No  116,  Peter  Miller  one-story 
cottage  20x46,  $1,200. 

Edgar  st  No  162  John  Alferd,  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x30,  $700. 

Eugeni0  st  No  114.  F Ammann  two-story 
dwelling.  23x50.  $3,500. 

Erie  st  w No  262.  Mrs  Annie  Olsen  two-story 
flats  21x40,  $2  800. 

Fifth  Av  Nos  238  and  240  E H Sheldon  sev- 
en story  warehouse  40x100  ft,  $62,000. 

Fourteenth  st  w No  314  Edward  Haine  two- 
story  dwelling  21x64.  $3,000. 

Flournoy  st  Nos  191  and  193  two-story  brick 
dwelling  28x37,  $5,000. 

Franklin  st  n No  341  Clemens  Jeffers  three 
story  dwelling  24x85,  $12,000. 

Flournoy  st  No  422  Mrs  Wood  addition  16x 

21,  $200. 


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ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 
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E.  lilNCHUFF  & Cl).,  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room  1 0 159  X_ia.Sa.ll©  St.  Chicago. 


Fox  pi  No  3125  E Lamprec.t  one-story  cot- 
tage, 22x50,  $1,300. 

Forest  av  No  3H1  Mrs  Mary  Cox,  two-story 
dwelling  24x50,  $4,000. 

Flournoy  st  No  671  H B Fargo  one-story  cot- 
tage 22x44,  $1,200. 

Groveland  Park  av,  No  2920  Emma  Ruzel- 
man,  two-story  dwelling  25x56,  $6,500. 

Gilbert  pi  near  Ogden  av  R J Gilbert  one- 
story  cottage  20x43,  $1,800. 

Grenshaw  st  N«s  1237  to  1241,  Lazarus  Sil- 
verman five-story  factory  75x100  $10,000. 

Grant  pi  No  59  Geo  M Neise  basement  20x 
46,  $800. 

Halsted  st  s No  3130,  R Eisenstadt,  addition 
20x8,  $2,000. 

C Christiansen  three-story 
brick  dwelling  23x73,  $7,- 


Huron  st  No  35 
and  basement 
000. 

Halsted  st  n No 


O J. 


X_j.  MEYER  & S03STS 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


CO- 


TILE and  fire-place  goods.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish. 

office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


Fine  Store  and 


Western  av  No  211,  W H Twitched  two-story 
store  and  dwelling  21x50,  $3,500. 

Willow  st  No  42  F Peters  basement,  18x50, 
$800. 

Warren  av  No  893  Robert  Nichol  two-story 
dwelling,  20x60,  $6,000. 

Winthrop  place  No  2,  D Frazer  two-story 
dwelling  27x60,  $5,000. 

Webster  No  237  Dennis  Mitchell,  three-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x55,  $5,000. 


1017  H M Payne  two -story 
dwelling  22x58,  $4,000. 

Halsted  st  n No  1006  F Heide,  three-story 
flats  22x65,  $4,000. 

Hurlbut  st  No  471  John  Blnmgreen,  addition 
22x36,  $1,000. 

Jay  st  No  100  Henry  Cobb  two  story  flats  21 
x45,  $2,500.  # 

Jay  st  No  87,  Chas  Schlikert  two  story  flats, 
21x52,  $2,000. 

Lowe  av  No  3635  John  Cooney  one-story 
brick  cottage  20x30,  $800. 

La  Salle  st  No  3200  O Segessenman  base- 
ment 20x40  $800. 

Michigan  st  Nos  228  and  230,  E B Sheldon, 
seven  story  warehouse  50x100,  $40,000. 
Ninteenth  st  w Nos  64  and  66,  German  Lu- 
theran Church  addition  53x16,  and  veneer- 
ing, $12,000. 

Olive  st  No  56,  J Hawley,  one-story  cottage 
20x35,  $8i  0. 

Ohio  st  w No  410  J P Sweitzer  basement  22 
x48,  $800. 

Orchard  st  Henry  Sanders,  basement  26x75, 

$2,000. 

Park  av  n No  852  H M Hasick  two  story 
barn  30x23,  $1,000. 

Paulina  st  No  179  T J O’Brien,  two-story 
dwelling  22x46,  $2,000. 

Paulina  st  s No  3409  Mrs  A A Beers,  one- 
story  cottage  21x40,  $2,000. 

Qninn  st  No  3030  R S Reynolds,  one-story 
cottage  20x29,  $700. 

Rosebuu  st  Nos  58  to  86  Henry  Swett,  fifteen 
two-story  dwellings  360x60  $25,000. 

Rees  st  No  92,  Otto  Retzloff  one-story  cot- 
tage, 20x40,  $800. 

South  Park  av  Nos  3304  to  3312,  South  Park 
M E Churce  two-stury  church  70x120, 

000. 

Superior  st  w No  613  J Shafcott  one  story 
cottage  20x28,  $700, 

Sedgwick  st  No  89  A Swanson  three  story 
dwelling  21x53  and  two-story  dwelling  21x 
33,  $7,000. 

State  st  No  3517  T S Chamberlin  one-story 
store  24x40,  $800. 

Superior  st  w No  654  J Schnable  two-story 
flats,  21x50,  $3,000. 

Seventeenth  st  w No  774  John  Stepenek  one- 
story  oottage  21x48,  $l,000j 
Tilden  av  No  32  Mrs  A Baurbaur  one-story 
brick  cottage  20x40,  $800. 

Temple  st  No  11  George  Peterson  three- 
story  brick  dwelling  22x65,  $6,000. 
Twenty-fourth  st  No  100  Geo  E Davidson, 
two  story  flats  23x75,  $8,000. 

Twenty  fifth  st  No  163  S Lancaster  base- 
ment 24x48,  $400. 

Taylor  st  w No  482  Thos  Mullaney  two-story 
dwelling  23x45,  $5,000. 

Twenty  second  st  No  406  W E Page  one- 
story  school-house,  20x83,  $2,000. 

Van  Buren  st  w No  626  Geo  Watts  two  three 
story  stores  and  flats  44x55,  $12,000. 

Van  Buren  st  No  304  Mrs  A Baurbaur  one- 
story  brick  store  25x50,  $1,000. 

Washtenaw  av  No  816  A E Weber  addition, 
15x20  $200. 

Wells  st  No  350,  H Moline,  three-story  store 
and  dwelling  34x100,  $8,000. 


WAIIKASTY  DEF.OS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  o£  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Archer  av  nvV  cor  of  Church  pi  sf  24%x 
100  ftimpd  June  11,  Maria  Corrigan  to 

John  Rooney Pi500 

Arno'd  st  163  ft  s of  16th  ef  25x77  ^ ft 

Mch  20,  M Schaffer  to  A Mette.  .$2,875 
Augusta  st  25  ft  e of  Noble  nf  25x127  ft 
May  19,  Charles  Wegener  to  Horace 

Wardner  $5,500 

Aldine  st  near  39th  part  of  Lot  14,  June 
11,  H E & A H Beardsley  to  G E Pard 

ridge $1,400 

Armitage  av  284  ft  e of  Oakley  nf  24x100 
ftimpd  May  31‘  Goeppe  & Krofft  to  W 

PCalow $1,500 

Butterfield  st  97  ft  n 32d  ef  75x99  ft  May 
14  M J & J H C Gross  to  M P Garrity 

’ $3,000 

Butterfield  st  200  ft  s of  38th  ef  25x97  ft 
June  10,  Ellen  Clark  to  Mary  E Minter 

$2,000 

Bloomingdale  road  cor  of  Gerard  st  nf  121 
x80  ft  June  4,  Edwin  Maynard  to  D F 

Anderson $2,000 

Bissell  st  bet  Centre  and  Clay  ef  19  5-6x 
12414  ft  impd  June  1,  A Benedict  to  L ,v- 

er  & Green S>4,500 

Bissell  st  268  ft  n of  Clay  wf  24x125  impd 
June  10,  Charles  Heckendorf  to  C Pross 

$1,450 

Cornelia  st  221  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  25x 
128  ft  June  1,  Joseph  Pauloski  to  J 

Wittlif $2,000 

Cornelia  st  221  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  25x 
128  ft  June  7,  Joseph  Wittlif  to  Anna 

Pauloski $2,000 

Chicago  av  w 96  ft  e of  Leavitt  st  nf  24x 
121  ft  Apr  27,  H Lichtz  to  J H Jacobs 

$900 

Centre  st  119  ft  w of  Sheffield  av  nf  24x100 
ft  May  1,  Isabel  F Therwin  to  W J Har- 
rington   $1,000 

California  av  355  ft  s of  Harvard  st  wf  50 
xl25  ft  May  17,  Gaylord  & Smith  to 

Thos  A Cratty $1,400 

Cleaver  stnof  Division  wf  23%xl25  ft 

June  1,  estate  of  F Dxiewoir  to  Peter 

Kiolbassa $750 

Calumet  av  se  cor  of  Ray  st  wf  June  4,  es- 
tate of  H B Ray  to  E A Temple $7,000 

Clyde  st  140  f t s of  Centre  wf  24x100  ft 
May  18,  M F&WH  Elliot  to  J & M 

Lawenski $712 

Centre  st  95%  ft  w of  Sheffield  av  nf  24x 
100  ft  May  4,  J F & T Sherwin  to  E Slat- 
tery   $1,000 

Clark  st  275  ft  s of  Van  Buren  wf  50x108 
ft  Apr  13,  John  H S Quick  to  James  B 

Speed  $45,000 

California  av  255  ft  s of  Harvard  st  25x 
125  ft  May  21,  Gaylord  & Smith  to  Pat- 
rick Murphv $775 

Cottage  Grove  av  ne  cor  of  29th  st  wf  50x 
86x104  ft  June  1,  A Ballard  to  J F Mend- 
sen $27,000 


Chicago  av  91  ft  e of  Larrabee  st  sf  28x 
122  ft  June  15  Joseph  Hambach  to  Isi- 

dor  Baumgartt $5,000 

Clybourn  av  near  Langdon  st  ne  f 21%  ft 
to  alley  June  1,  M L Stewart  to  W Teu- 

ber $2,450 

California  av  near  Owasco  st  25x122  ft 
Apr  5,  Thomas  R Love  to  Wm  Couran 

$850 

California  av  240  ft  n of  North  av  wf  25x 
125%  ft  June  14,  A F Lanning  to  O C & 

J C Christell $3,000 

Colorado  av  sw  cor  of  Genesee  nf  35%xl50 
ft  May  1,  T G DicKinson  to  Geo  Butters 

$700 

Canal  st  31  ft  s of  Taylor  wf  24x94  ft 
June  14,  Moses  Simon  to  A M Gilbert 

$4,500 

Congress  st  w 200  ft  e of  San  Francisco 
nf  75x153  ft  Feb  5,  J A Borden  to  J Mc- 

Sorley I,5i5 

Cottage  Grove  av  bet  34th  and  35th  sts  ef 
18%x75  ftimpd  May  6,  Wm  Hackman 

to  Howe  & Terry j-  • • $4,000 

Congress  st  w near  Leavitt  nf  16%xl35ft 
impd  June  14,  Charles  B Wilson  to  J C 

Campbell $4,500 

Chicago  av  91  ft  e of  Larrabee  st  sf  28x 
122  ft  June  15,  T Banmgarth  to  A Bur- 
ton   $5,000 

Division  st  w 206  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  25xl20_ 
ft  May  17,  F E Fox  to  C A & H M Sol 

$1,000 

Dickson  st  nw  cor  of  Blackhawk  ef  24x124 
ft  Jnne  15,  Ignatz  Kaczmarck  to  J Kar- 
asik  $2,875 

Dashiel  st  168  ft  s of  26th  ef  24x124  ft 
Max  17,  Albert  Crane  to  John  Whittle 


Draxe  av  24  ft  n of  Kinzie  st  ef  24x120  ft 
with  other  property  (Lot  23  blk  13,  Its  1 
to  5,  10  to  13,  blk  10  Harding’s  sub  w % 
ne  % 11  39  13,  June  7,  C T & W H Phin- 

ney  to  H F Spaulding $3,250 

Division  st  w 179%  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  25 
xl20  ft  June  7,  Adam  Ochs  to  C L & F 

Schnulze $1,200 

Egan  av  80  ft  e of  Indiana  sf  40x100  ft 
Mav  21,  Henry  B Eastman  to  A H Craw- 
ford  $6,400 

Erie  st  w 96  ft  e of  Ada  nf  24x126%  ft 
Mav  25,  Robbins  and  Yale  to  John  C Ol- 
son   $M00 

Eighteenth  st  w 24  ft  e of  Wood  sf  24x125 
ft  impd  June  14,  Matej  Pisa  to  F Zaji- 

$V5°° 

Fifth  av  the  premises  Nos  2631  and  2633 
June  9,  J F Dale  to  Charles  C Housel 

$4,000 

Francisco  st  141  ft  s of  Jackson  wf  25x 
126  ft  June  4,  Chas  Kerfoot  to  G W 

Finch $o00 

Foster  st  s of  and  near  Harrison  75  ft  to 
alley  with  other  property  (Lot  24  blk  1 
of  It  9 blk  11  Rockenweil’s  add,  also  It 
14  and  n % 13,  blk  31,  s s add  June  12, 

Wm  Mead~to  Garrett  Mead $14,000 

Fourteenth  st  136  ft  e of  Blue  Island  av  nf 
24x125  ft  June  12,  John  Craigh  to  J J 

Curran $3,000 

Fourteenth  st  w near  Waller  nf  24x125  ft 
May  17,  T Gorman  to  J Campbell . $1,525 
Grace  st69  ft  s ofVedder  ef21xll8  ft  impd 
Mav  18,  Jean  Maxweil  to  D Morrison 

/ $1,350 

Harrison  st  w 61  9-10  ft  w of  Winchester 
sf  18x100  ft  impd  June  10,  A E & R Rae 

Jr  to  W PFilzpatricK $4,000 

Hastings  st  144  ft  w of  Wood  nf  24x124  ft 
May  31.  W H McCurby  to  J Elender  $670 
Henry  st  near  Waller  nf  24x125  ft  Junejb 
P & M Mangan  to  A Campbell. ... 


GREENEBAUM  SONS. 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  113  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


Huron  st  w 75  ft  e of  May  nf  25x110  ft 
Mch  27,  estate  of  W B Ogden  to  P Pet- 
erson   $1,700 

Hinman  st  100  ft  e of  Paulina  sf  25x125  ft 
June  11,  Jane  Butler  to  P Flannigan 

$1,000 

Harrison  st  w l78  ft  w of  Sacramento  av 
sf  25x154  ft  June  8,  Edson  Keith  to  M A 

Schntte $625 

Hirsch  st  48  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  24x127  ft 
impd  June  15,  J D Hubbard  to  J J But- 
ler   $2,050 

Harrison  st  w 325  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  25 
154  ft  June  14,  Edson  Keith  to  B Me- 
nard   $625 

Harrison  st  w 350  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  25x 
154  ft  June  14  Edson  Keith  to  J Genest 

$625 

Harrison  st  w sw  cor  of  Sacramento  av  nf 
100x125  ft  May  17,  Lyman  Trumbull  to 

J H Brewster $1,700 

Halsted  st  s 398  ft  n of  12th  ef  25x100  ft 
June  6,  J S & S A O’Neil  to  Smith  & 

Deyer $4,500 

Hamlin  av  ne  cor  of  Frederick  wf  24x124 
ft  May  4,  J T Hannah  to  W & J Ziemer 

$275 

Hudson  av  350  ft  n of  Eugenie  st  wf  37% 
x90  ft  impd  June  15,  Ira  Colling  to  Jos- 
eph Hambach $3,750 

Hanover  st  50  ft  s of  32d  ef  25x124  ft  June 

12,  J B Ross  to  John  Gerlach $575 

Halsted  st  226  ft  n of  Webster  av  ef  25x 
125  ft  May  11,  estate  of  W B Ogden  to  F 

L Heiden  ...  $1,600 

Holt  st  122  ft  s of  Blackhawk  ef  24x109  ft 
May  18.  J M Southworth  to  Joseph  Kal- 

inowski $1,050 

Idaho  st  266  ft  s of  Van  Buren  wf  25x126 
ft  impd  June  15,  Joseph  Kidd  to  Thos 

Ajar $1,000 

Kemper  pi  201  ft  e of  Orchard  stnf30x 
120  ft  June  17,  Wm  Kemper  to  S G Hal- 

$1,500 

Lock  st  s of  Archer  av  wf  25x100  ft  June 

15  C Fitz  Simons  to  J ane  Wolff $375 

Lawn  court  141  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  250 
xl29  ft  June  12,  Le  Grand  M Malang  to 

H Lesch $7,000 

Lexington  st  80  ft  e of  Campbell  av  nf  18 
xl24  ft  May  28,  James  L Campbell  to 

Wm  A Jones $2,800 

Leavitt  st  48  ft  n of  Courtland  ef  24x100 
ft  May  22,  Korff  & Hoepe  to  G Klewer 

$450 

Laurel  st  156  ft  s of  22d  wf  66  8-10x108% 
ft  June  15,  DW  Baker  to  Thos  Echick 
$1,850 

Lyman  st  96  ft  e of  Arch  sf  undivided  % 
of  24x102  ft  Jnne  10  John  Stengel  to 

Ludwig  Mietz $1,500 

Lake  st  w bet  Ada  and  Sheldon  nf  47%x 
182%  ft  May  28,  Trustees  of  Donations 
for  Education  in  Liberia  to  Chas  DF 

Smith $4,500 

Lots  1 10  to  15  and  24  blk  2,  of  e % se  % 
ne  % Sec  14  39  13,  Apr  29,  Chas  T Nash 

to  E G Shea $2,650 

May  st  320  ft  n of  12th  ef  25x160  ft  June 
15,  C Schmidt  to  Thomas  H Glassbrook 

$3,500 

Monroe  st  w near  Albany  av  nf  121  ft  to  3 

Barry  Point  road  Apr  30,  J W Gross  to 
S E Gross $1,125 


S E Gross . 

Moore  st  150  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x124  ft 
June  12,  I & J E Wright  to  M Meyer  $600 
Marxet  st  sw  cor  of  Lake  ef  201  ft  to  river 
May  25,  Joseph  Ullmann  to  Louis  Wer- 
ner of  New  York $325,000 

Monroe  st  w 75  ft  e of  Laflin  sf  50x125  ft 
June  1,  Joseph  Hogan  to  J M Hogan 

$10,000 

Mowry  st  bet  26th  and  27th  wf  56x124  ft 
June  10,  Thos  F Phillips  to  E A Cumm- 
ings  $5°° 

Market  st  n sw  cor  of  Whiting  ef  100x114 
ft  June  12,  S B Williams  to  the  Evangel- 
ical Lutheran  Methodist  Episcopal  As- 
sociation   $10,000 

Milwaukee  av  238  ft  se  of  Oakley  swf  44x 
100  ft  impd  June  14,  Henry  Sweet  to 

Geo  H O’Brien $18,000 

Monroe  st  w near  Hamilton  av  sf  25x200 
ft  May  24  C A & J Kingman  to  David 


374 


Vernon $4,500 

Miller  st  318  ft  s of  Polk  ef  25x100  ft  May 

14,  E Smith  to  B Moloney $2,000 

Michigan  av  sw  cor  of  16th  st  ef  42  l-10x 
168  9-10  ft  May  1,  R S Ingalls  to  E S 

Pike-  $20,000 

North  av  94%  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  48x124 
ft  impd  June  20  ’85,  George  Merrill  to 

A FElyun.. $3,500 

Ogden  av  52^4  ft  w of  Western  sf  undivid- 
ed  % of  25x125  ft  June  15,  M G Town- 
send to  J L Smith $1,000 

Ogden  av  eof  California  nf  33  ft  to  15th  st 
May  4,  F J Krejsa  to  J M Kearn.  . .$1,800 
Olive  st  se  cor  of  Taylor  wf  48x112  ft  im- 
pd June  12,  F B Clark  to  Andrew  Dres- 

sel $2,500 

Oakley  av  bet  Van  Buren  and  Harrison  sts 
ef  19%xl26  ft  May  I,  C L and  H N Field 

to  Chas  E Bergmann $3,400 

Oak  av  100  ft  e of  Stanton  sf  50x150  ft 
Junel,  EM  Buchanan  to  E C Chap- 

man $5,750 

Oak  st  w of  Pine  sf  20x108  ft  impd  June 

14,  D VV  Ryan  toF  E VVilliard $3,700 

Ogden  av  sw  cor  of  St  .Louis  Lots  1 and  2 
Apr  30,  C H & H M McCracken  to  Thos 

McEuery $1,000 

Ogden  av  168  ft  he  of  Polk  st  nw  f 24x100 
ft  impd  June  15,  G T Stoneham  to  E 

Holtotl $10,350 

Parnell  av  198  ft  s of  29th  st  wf  25x125  ft 
May  10,  David  Davis  to  Anton  Fisher 

$3,300 

Part  of  Lot  4 in  blk  23,  sec  29  39  14,  June 
9,  N S Benton  to  Chicago  & Alton  R R 

Co $2,844 

Paulina  st  75  ft  s of  Monroe  wf  25  ft  to  al 
ley  June  9,  H M Walker  to  W F Lewis 

$5,350 

Prairie  av  near  36th  st  sw  f 74x124  ft  May 
20,  H & A J Toolen  to  E M Meeker.  $6,660 
Paulina  st  144  ft  s of  BlacKhawk  wf  24x 
126 % ft  June  6,  estate  of  Chas  Schulz  to 

E G Koeppe $685 

Paulina  st  100  ft  s of  Taylor  nf  25x110  ft 
Mch  25,  Edgar  Robinson  to  Pat  Foley 

$1,000 

Park  av  50  ft  e of  Lincoln  st  sf  25x132  ft 
impd  June  15,  M T Cole  to  E C Clark 

$5,250 

Park  av  395  ft  e of  Homan  av  sf  25x120  ft 
June  16,  J J Hyland  to  M W Hyland 

$1,200 

Paulina  st  25  ft  s of  Taylor  wf  25x125  ft 
May  26,  Edgar  Robinson  to  J & T Doyle 

„ $1,100 

Rebecca  st  263  ft  w of  Centre  av  sf  Lots 
33  and  34  June  15,  Win  Foley  to  J P 

Neal $3,000 

Raleigh  court  bet  13th  and  14th  sts  250x 
72  ft  with  125x72  ft  in  same  bin  (Lots  3 
5 52  54  56,  62  64  66  68  70  72  to  76,  B 2 of 
b 9,  n of  22d.l9  39  14,)  May  3,  H A Willis 

to  E A West $4,000 

Rumsey  st  near  se  cor  of  Jane  wf  25x130 
ft  June  2,  Samuel  Johnson  to  H Brese- 

mann $750 

Racine  av  168  ft  n of  Centre  av  wf  25x124 
ft  June  8,  James  Morgan  to  C McEvoy 

„ 

Robey  st  192  ft  s of  Taylor  ef  24x109  ft 

May  26,  Wm  McNally  to  J Drew $850 

Rebecca  st  se  cor  of  Lomis  nf  347x81  ft 
June  3,  S H Kerfoot  to  J P Neal.  . $25,000 
Rosebud  av  near  Western  sw  f 360x100  ft 
June  10,  E H Sehnitz  to  H Sweet.  .$7,500 
Superior  st  w sw  cor  of  Hoyne  av  nf  73% 
xl22  ft  Aug  1 ’84  C & A Cook  to  J H Ja- 

cobs $1,800 

State  st  192  ft  n of  37th  ef  June  7,  Matil- 
da Godman  to  A J Toolen $4,000 

Superior  st  100  ft  w of  Rush  nf  50x109  ft 
impd  June  12,  Sophie  & H Knauer  to  H 

J Cobb $18,000 

St  Louis  av  sw  cor  of  23d  st  ef  69%xl25  ft 
Mch  30  ’85.  F E it  TP  Phillips  to  P Du- 

mais $600 

Sangamon  st  50  ft  s of  Pratt  ef  25x100  ft 
June  10,  E G Uihlein  to  F Hirtenstein 

700 

Seventeenth  st  w 195  ft  w of  Laflin  sf  25x 
124  ft  June  1,  estate  of  M A Hunting- 

ton  to  Carl  Petrougk $800 

Sbober  st  175  ft  n of  Bryson  wf  25x125  ft 
impd  June  10,  J Jensen  to  J Johanne- 

eon $2,150 

Seventeenth  st  w swcor  of  Rockwell  nf  25 
xl25  ft  June  3,  D W Rurrows  to  A Smith 


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HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  , 5 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  Ctt-lCSQO  ILLS 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut.  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring 

BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


$500 

Seventeenth  st  w 46ft  eof  Asnland  av  nf 
25x124  ft  May  1,  A M & J F Stepina  to 

K Prochaska $1,200 

Shurtleflf  av  near  36th  st  ef  25x125  ft  im- 
pd Apr  23, 1)  Morrison  to  J Martin . $1,900 
Thirteenth  pi  the  premises  No  125  June 
14,  Brackin  & Garvey  to  J & H Creagh 


$2,800 

Iwenty  first  st  33  ft  w of  Arnold  nf  25x87 
ft  May  15,  Patrick  Staton  to  M McNa- 

mara $3,200 

Taylor  st  w 75  ft  e of  Throon  nf  25x125  ft 
June  15,  Martin  Mulany  to  T F Mulan- 

$2,500 

Thirty  seventh  court  216  fte  of  Stewart  av 
sf  49x124%  ft  June  12,  Albert  Crane  to 

Matthew  Anderson $1,400 

Twenty  first  st  w 51%  ft  e of  Robey  sf  25 
xl24%  ft  June  4,  Enos  \yres  to  F CEn- 

$1,200 

ihirteenth  pi  w 238  ft  w of  Ashland  av  sf 
24x83  ft  impd  June  12,  Fred  Haase  to  E 

& A Giesow $1,500 

lay  lor  st  w 65%  ft  w of  Hermitage  av  sf 
20x100  ft  impd  May  1,  H Wardnerto  E 

R Workman $4,700 

Temple  st  102  ft  n of  Hoyne  ef  undivided 
% of  24x100  ft  June  1,  H Nielsen  to 

Jens  Henriksen $775 

Twelfth  st  w se  cor  of  Oakley  av  nf  48x 
107%  ft  May  1,  J Lewis  C rozer  to  A T 

Ewing $12,000 

Thirty-third  st  near  Groveland  Park  av  nf 
50x119  ft  impd  June  10,  J L Woodward 

to  J F Mendsen $22  500 

Twenty-first  st  w 26%  ft  eof  Robey  sf  25x 
124  ft  May  27,  Enos  Ayres  to  Wm  Hein- 
rich   $1,200 

Twenty-second  st  75  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  sf 
25x125  ft  June  14,  Building  Loan  & 
Homestead  Association  of  the  Sixth 

Ward  to  C Nowack $700 

Twenty-second  st  188%  ft  w of  Halsted 
nf  24x122  ft  June  17,  M McMahon  to 

Chas  Schlacks $1,575 

Tell  court  w of  n Wells  st  sf  26x100  ft  im 
pd  June  11,  N Watry  to  J Watry.  .$1,600 
Vernon  av  nw  cor  of  33d  st  ef  24%xl09  ft 
impd  June  15,  James  M Love  to  W E & 

ME  Love $10,000 

Vernon  av  214  ft  s of  33d  st  ef  22x164% 
ft  June  8,  Jesse  Holdom  to  H R Wilson 

$2,800 

Van  Buren  st  w 122  ft  w of  Western  av  sf 

48%xlOO  ft  impd  May  29,  L L and  J 

Carters  to  A H Parsons $5,800 

Wentworth  av  near  36th  st  ef  25x125  ft 
June  14,  Albert  Crane  to  C Gorman.  . $790 
Warren  av  e of  California  av  nf  244x122  ft 
ft  Apr  14,  J Claflin  to  J L Campbell 

$1,058 

Vine  st  498  ft  n of  North  av  ef  46x58  ft 
May  29, E H Schintz  to  Mathias  Hoellen 

$2,515 

Wabash  av  175  ft  s of  13lh  st  wf  25x180  ft 
June  16,  A Blaikie  to  G BCook.  .’.  . $9,500 
Washington  boulevard  277%  ft  e of  Hoyne 
st  sf  25x124  ft  May  25,  Thos  Hood  to  L 

C VVeare $4,891 

Wells  st  50  ft  n of  Chestnut  wf  50x66%  ft 
Apr  28,  J A Barnard  to  C B Shumway 

$5,000 

Warren  av  ne  cor  of  California  sf  101x122 
ft  Mch  17,  Henry  T Fullei  to  Jas  L 

Campbell $6,000 

Wallace  st  bet  34th  and  35th  wf  25x125  ft 
June  7,  C D & M W Hill  to  F Wolf.  $600 
Wallace  st  182  stn  of  22d  ef  25x124  ft  May 

7,  B Shurtleff  to  A Pichert $700 

Wallace  st  145%  ft  n of  29th  ef  25x130  ft 
June  9,  Thos  U Faile  to  J O’Keefe.  . .$790 
Wallace  st  432  ft  n of  32d  ef  25x124  ft 
June  1,  B Shurtleff  to  J FConnerty.  .$700 


Belmont  av  98  ft  w of  Gross  sf  26x106  ft 
March  11,  S E Gross  to  T Hoffman ..  $550 
Centre  st  n of  Wellington  ef  48  ft  to  alley 
Apr  14, ’84.  HG  Haugan  to  S Tyllia 

T, 

Diversey  av  nw  cor  of  Northwestern  Rail- 
road 5 acres  May  20,  C W Fullerton  to 

CF  Scoville $16,000 

Doming  court  100  ft  e of  Larrabee  st  nf 
50  ft  to  alley  June  9,  Butz  & Eschen- 

burg  to  J Gerstenberg $5,250 

Halsted  st  se  cor  Fletcher  wf  125x125  ft 
June  15,  R R Clarke  to  John  Hart.  . $5,902 
Halsted  st  475  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av  ef  25 
xl24  ft  Junel,  G KiDas  io  G Streich 

$1,000 

Halsted  st  154  ft  n of  Diversey  wf  25x140 
ft  May  18,  Robert  Harris  to  Wm  Otto 

• $1,250 

Li  11  av  331  ft  e of  Seminary  sf  66x132  ft 
ft  impd  May  25,  George  Schneider  to 

M Roseufeld $4,000 

Lincoln  av  249%  ft  se  of  Perry  st  ne  f 25 
xl25  ft  June  1,  F G Kunter  to  F Bendel 

$1,000 

Lincoln  av  109  ft  se  of  Wood  st  ef  25  ft  to 
Wood  Feb  28,  S E Gross  to  P Harkins 

$370 

Lincoln  av  122  ft  s of  Cornelia  st  ef  25  ft 
to  alley  Dec  7 ’85  S E Gross  to  H Fulir 

$250 

Melrose  st  246  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  24x125 
ft  June  3,  Kenuitz  & Wolff  to  L Boldt 

$550 

Montana  st  270  ft  w of  Perry  nf  25x124  ft 
June  16,  Maginnis  & Boyle  to  D J Sach- 

sel $650 

Melrose  steot  Evanston  av  sf  25x166  ft 
June  17,  G C Sanborn  to  G W Sanborn 

$1,100 

Noble  av  135  ft  e of  Herndon  st  sf  25x125 

ft  Apr  7,  W C Goudy  to  G Trapp $550 

Paulina  st  192  ft  n of  Berteau  av  ef  70x 
165  ft,  June  16,  H D Harris  Jr  to  R J 

Bennett 

Pine  Grove  av  nw  cor  of  Addison  st  ef  100 
xl50  ft  May  3,  J T McComas  to  E J 
Lehmann $2,500 


Dexter  av  e of  Halsted  st  sf  25x130  ft  June 

10,  M Slattery  to  Wood  & Nash $1,200 

Drexel  bd  near  41st  st  wf  55x180  ft  Apr  30 
Alex  McD  Young  to  Maria  Timmis 

_ $11,000 

Drexel  bd  near  41st  st  wf  55x180  ft  Apr  30 
Maria  limmis  lo  Chas  Timmis. . . $11,000 
Ellis  av  281  ft  n of  Clinton  ef  50x180  ft 
June  7,  Thos  Brown  Jr  to  L M Crandal 

LlOo 


X or tn  or  City  Limits. 


Addison  av  325  ft  e of  Racine  av  nf  25x 
122  ft  June  10,  E J Lehmann  to  A F 

Handt $1,700 

Ashland  av  329  ft  s of  Tuttle  ef  50x165  ft 
May  21,  M & B F Weber  to  B Bushke  $500 
Burlington  st  n of  Fullerton  av  ef  50x125 
ft  June  1,  John  T Davis  to  D Erickson 

.$2,100 

Belmont  a v ne  cor  of  Leavitt  st  sf  100x125 
ft  June  5,  Wm  L Schrader  to  F Gundel 

«ch $2,400 

Burling  st  n of  Fullerton  av  wf  252x125% 
ft  Juue  11,  J T Davis  to  Peter  Bushwah 

$1,100 

Belmont  av  350  ft  w of  Hoyne  sf  25x125  ft 
Mch  8,  W L Schroeder  to  Paul  Schaefer 
$500 


Racine  av  s of  Diversey  ef  37%xl24  ft 
May  23,  M J Howard  to  H J Scholz 

$1,500 

Sheffield  av  sw  cor  of  Aberdeen  st  ef  lOOx 
150  ft  June  9,  Wm  C Goudy  to  H C Glas- 

pell $2,750 

Snyder  st  163  ft  s of  Belmont  av  ef  25x120 
ft  May  14,  W C Goudy  to  M Paulson 

$575 

Sherman  pi  e of  Orchard  st  sf  25x122  ft 
impd  June  11,  R C Givius  to  L Nelson 

$2,500 

Sheldon  av  166  ft  s of  Graceland  ef  58x 
xl83  ft  May  19,  D Goodwin  Jr  to  M M 

Soper $850 

Sheffield  av  100  ft  s of  Belmont  ef  100x135 
ft  June  1,  F C Lang  to  F Hoerdt.  . .$2,300 
Sheffield  av  sw  cor  of  Belmont  et  200x125 
ft  June  1,  Fred  Hoerdt  to  Phil  Hillin- 

ger $22,000 

Seminary  av  ne  cor  School  stnf  75x123  ft 
June  1,  Plowdon  Stevens  to  W L Mitch- 
ell   $2,100 

Seminary  av  nw  cor  of  Cleveland  av  ef 
100x125  ft  June  14,  E J Lehmann  to  Geo 

Wimmer $2,250 

St  James  court  290  ft  e of  Clark  st  nf  35x 
50  ft  May  28,  G T Truman  to  Frank  Pet- 
ers  $1,725 

Wrightwood  av  495  ft  w of  Clark  st  sf  25x 
200  ft  June  10,  Edward  Frederick  to 
Henry  Boddiker $1,875 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Aberdeen  st  51  ft  n of  52d  wf  25x124  ft 
June  10,  P Stevens  to  M McDonald. . $300 
Butterfield  st  69%  ft  s of  52d  ef  25x100  ft 
June  14,  G & K Kutterup  to  J D Mur- 
ray   $1,800 

Butterfield  st  near  48th  wf  24%x99  ft  June 

12,  S A Kent  to  Mary  Protty $1,650 

Butterfield  st  s of  47th  ef  25x101  ft  June 
17,  Master  in  Chancery  to  C W Nicholes 

$lu62 

Carpenter  st  151  ft  n of  52d  ef  25x124  ft 
June  15,  P Stevens  to  L Rampenthal 
$350 


Fifty-eighth  st  307  ft  e of  Stewart  av  nf  25 
xl36  ft  Apr  17,  H B Lewis  to  H A Wil- 

son-  • $400 

Forty-third  st  ne  cor  of  Lincoln  undivided 
% of  13  97-1,000  acres  running  to  river 
June  17,  estate  of  P B & G Weiss  to  M 

Laflin $13  907 

Fifty-first  st  73  ft  e of  Justine  sf  24x124  ft 
Nov  23  ’85,  M Ballin  to  M E Shreffler 

„ $400 

Green  st  bet  54th  and  55th  wf  25x125  ft 
with  75x123  ft  in  same  subdivision  June 

17,  H A Truax  to  H Hodgdon $1,600 

Grand  Boulevard  100  ft  n of  42d  st  ef  98% 
xl50  ft  Apr  15,  The  National  BanK  of 

Illinois  to  La  Belle  B Mason $12,000 

Hibbard  av  60  ft  n of  52d  st  wf  56x140  ft 
May  25,  Craig  & Cornell  to  J H Camer- 

on 750 

Hanover  st  350  ft  s of  52d  ef  25x125  ft  May 
25,  Mrs  C R Fraser  to  C S Bradley.  . $700 
Halsted  st  100  ft  s of  60th  ef  25x125  ft 
June  8,  E G Minnick  to  C G Nulton . . $700 
Ingleside  av  72  ft  s of  55th  st  wf  72x115  ft 
May  27,  Nelson  Mason  to  Alexander  Wil- 

son $1,500 

Ingleside  av  se  cor  of  55th  st  wf  72x115  ft 
May  27,  Nelson  Mason  to  D W Averell 

$1,500 

Jefferson  av  250  ft  s of  55th  st  ef  50x150 
ft  Apr  12,  L D Hall  to  H A Parson  $2,000 
La  Salle  st  near  54th  ef  27x90  ft  Apr  1,  J 
P Bowes  to  George  WerKmeister. . $1,225 
Morris  st  sw  cor  of  BisselKnf  142x124  ft 
June  11  W C Reynolds  to  J P Bowes 

$1,735 

Morgan  st  200  ft  n of  54th  ef  25x126  ft 

Sept  7’  85,  F Gaylord  to  J Ready $400 

Pearce  st  166  ft  e of  Grand  bd  sf  50x122 
ft  May  12,  M Laflin  to  J Bailey. . .$2,000 
Shurtleff  av  near  45th  stwf  24x124  ft  Sept 
3,  ’83.  Van  H Higgins  to  R Hogan. . .$406 
Stewart  av  near  54th  st  wf  62%xl33  ft 
June  12,  M E Carr  to  J T Armstrong  $666 
School  st  near  57th  ef  26x117  ft  June  12, 

M Wineman  to  M Morgan $550 

State  st  75  ft  n of  51st  ef  25x118  ft  June  9 

K & L Hutt  to  C & D Kuhnle $5,250 

School  st  near  57th  ef  52x117  ft  June  12, 

M Wineman  to  J G Barth $1,100 

School  st  near  57th  wf  52x117  ft  June  12, 

M Wineman  to  J Jann $1,100 

Sixty  second  st  576  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  25  ft 
to  alley  May  10,  L W Crocker  to  J C 

Nichols ' $500 

Shurtleff  av  near  45th  st  wf  24x122  ft  Sept 
3 ’83,  John  H Higgins  to  Thomas  Dolan 


Tracy  av  near  Garfield  bd  wf  50x117  ft 
Apr  27,  S S Brookings  to  J P Bowes 

$1,000 

Wolcott  av  se  cor  of  Clinton  part  of  Lot  1 
impd  12,  M A & A French  to  J C Phelps 

$5,000 

Wallace  st  se  of  59th  ef  24x129  ft  June  1, 

A E Beirkli  to  K F Aldinger $2,700 

Wallace  st  ne  cor  of  54th  wf  100x125  ft 
with  25x125  in  same  blocs  June  8,  G W 

Cass  to  J K Cass $2,600 

Winter  st  near  46th  wf  25x125  ft  June  7, 

W C Kendrick  to  Honora  Payne $950 

Washington  av  123  ft  n of  58th  st  ef  50x 
150  ft  impd  June  10,  J E Brower  to  Ot- 
to Heper $7,500 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitago  av  bet  44th  and  48th  sts  part  of 
blks  1 and  2 June  12,  Geo  H O’Brien  to 

Henry  Sweet $16,000 

Cortland  st  121  ft  e of  Irvin  av  ef  25x134 
ft  May  26,  E S Dreyer  to  H & F Arndt 

$1,100 

California  av  125  ft  s of  Armitage  ef  25x 
100  ft  impd  June  4,  G B & B J Torkelsen 

to  Karl  Klemmetsen $1,850 

Fairfield  av  337  ft  n of  North  ef  24x125  ft 
June  2,  E A & W J Kitson  to  G Jorgen- 
sen   $1,800 

Fairview  av  125  ft  s of  Greenwood  ef  25x 
125  ft  Oct  31  ’85,  F C Delamater  to  P J 

Cooley  $1,200 

Fairview  av  100  sts  of  Greenwood  ef  25x 
125  ft  Oct  31  ’85  R Christianson  to  P J 

Cooley $450 

Gross  av  It  5 ft  s of  Bloomington  wf  24x 
125  ft  impd  June  10,  G O Lindwall  to  A 
& E Lindquist 


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Hoffman  av  50  ft  s of  Greenwood  ef  50x125 
ft  Apr  13  ’83,  G J Hambleton  to  John 

Baird $650 

Hancock  st  250  ft  u of  Bloomington  wf 
25x177  ft  May  10,  E S Greyer  to  J Jan- 
sen   $275 

Homer  st  se  cor  of  Buchanan  nf  28x125  ft 
June  12.  M & F Kennedy  to  Olney  G 

Gibbs $3,600 

Hancock  st  166  ft  s of  Armitage  av  wf 
373^x177  ft  May  24,  E S Dreyer  to  R H 

Badgley $440 

Indiana  st  near  48th  nf  48x119  ft  June  15, 

A B Dewey  to  G Somerville $650 

Indiana  st  near  48th  nf  24x119  ft  June  15, 

G Somerville  to  F H Koyler $1,200 

Logan  square  nw  cor  of  Humboldt  av  ef 
160x125  ft  May  10,  Wm  H Powell  to  F 

McMaster $4,500 

Linden  av  125  ft  s of  Diversey  wf  375x125 
ft  Apr  3,  A A Smith  to  M Lister.  . .$2,500 
MilwauKee  av  near  Hoffman  st  ne  f 24x 
105  ft  June  14,  Hans  Nelson  to  T Steph- 
an   $1,200 

Oglesbv  st  369  ft  n of  VVabansia  av  wf  25x 
177  ft  Juue  7,  \V  W Augur  to  C Kurt- 

$275 

Oglesby  st  250  ft  s of  Bloomington  wf  25x 
177  ft  June  14,  John  Hellnegel  to  C A 

Mose $330 

Powell  av  118  ft  n of  Jefferson  court  ef  35 

xllO  ft  May  1,  V Wood  to  J H Parr  $2,780 

Twelfth  st  w nw  cor  of  Oak  Park  av  100 
acres  June  14,  Wm  M Grew  to  Stoddard 

S Snyder $50  000 

Western  av  50  ft  n of  Greenwood  ef  25x125 
ft  June  9,  M G & A Crosby  to  J Rosen- 
mier $425 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEI>S. 

Lots  32,  33  and  31,  blk  38,  Jefferson  , Apr  14,  C S 

Pakrzywiuski  to  F Dagelmann $2,600 

Lots  1 to  4 and  e 1214  ft  5, blk  19  w1/,  etc  17  39  14, 

Apr  15,  E C Waller  to  J Y Macomb $.19,300 

Lots  24  of  lots  142  to  151  etc  Bronson’s  add,  May 

31,  Fricke  & Bergstedt  agts,  to  H Menge $4,000 

Lots  13  and  14,  blk  7 of  lots  3 to  21  etc,  Pine  Grove, 

Jane  5,  E G Smith  to  Frank  Lawn  $4,000 

Lot  28,  blk  6 Flournoy’s  sub  18  39  14,  June  10,  Grif- 
fin & Dwight  to  A Flanagan 41,1  0 

Lots  1 and  2 of  lots  23.  24  . ml  25,  blk  2 of  blk  40, 
w!4  etc,  17  39  14, June  4,  H L Hill  to  H Sweet.  .$3,000 
Lot  2,  blk  26  Ravenswood,  June  10  JasM  Wanzer 

to  Houora  Slade $3,300 

Premises  No  82  Cornelia  st,  June  8,  J J Lussen  to  J 

Kujeewski $1,190 

Lots  69  and  70  of  eV4  lots  10  and  13  6%  29  40  14, 

Juue  12,  C Kroescher  et  al  to  W Fountain $2,100 

Lots  13  and  14,  blk  7 of  lots  3 to  21  etc  Pine  Grove, 

May  25,  E G Smith  to  G E Chapell $3,650 

Lots  13  and  14,  blk  7 of  lots  3 to  21  etc  Pine  Grove, 

May  10,  Lucy  A Beebe  to  E G Smith $3,200 

E 19  ft  nf  w 35  ft  of  lot  19,  b 30  J R & Storrs’  add, 

Juue  12.  Miry  McMonagle  toMCSuliivan $375 

Lot  6 of  lots  1 to  8,  b 22,  33  40  14,  June  10,  S Schnei- 
der to  R M Merrill $3,900 

Lot  19,  b24  J R & Storrs’  add,  June  12,  H it  C 

Lyber g to  P M ind  >erff  $11,500 

Und  nf  lot  1,  b 44,  Orig  Town,  L Hodges  to  C L 

Jenks,  June  4 $32,506 

186-1,0  o.  eq  8.109  sq  ft,  in  lot  13,  Co  Clk’s  div,  b 43 
Sheffield's  add,  June  12.  R J Lewis  to  C E & Lake 

Sup  Ry  Co $3,243 

Lot  4 and  1C  ft  in  lot  5,  b 5 Normal  School  21  38  14, 
Apr  2i $2,181 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  34,  blk  42  South  Chicago,  Juue  5,  C & C C & D 

Co  to  A Kageler $550 

Lot  28,  blk  2,  Board  of  Trade  sub  in  7 37  14,  Juue 

10A  Brooks  to  Mary  R Reut $500 

Lots  19  aud  2 . blk  1:  lots  / and  H.  blk  9;  lot  22,  blk 
7,  Hegewlscb’s  1st  add  to  Hegewisch,  May  27, 

A Hegewisch  to  C D Roys  $6JU 

Lot  33,  blk  6,  same,  Juue  4,  Same  to  F S Brad- 
ley,   $130 

Lots  24  auil  25,  blk  1.  Russell’s  sub  neH  18  37  15, 
July  30,  ’85,  Susannah  Dixon  to  Ja-  H Alexan- 
der   $800 

Lot  22,  blk-1.  Wait  & Munroe’s  add  to  Hyde  Park, 

E C Holden  to  N C Wheeler $1'5'  0 

Lot  1 ) aud  s‘4  9,  blk  3,  Cir  ct  part’n  in  nl4  31  38  15, 
May  31.  Frank  E Page  to  Indiana  Fuller.  ..$406 

Lot  lz,  blk  2,  Woodlawu,  June  3,  M McDonald  to  E 

J Lehman.  $1,000 

Lot  8.  blk  4 of  S Chicago,  Tune  7, Mary  C Dobbins  to 

Rees  Morgan — $425 

Lots  12  to  15,  blk  11,  Johnston  & Clements  sub 

j 22  38  14.  Jan  2,  T P Keefe  to  J O’Neil $1,3  0 

Lot  24,  b 27  Notre  Dame  add.  June  9,  E Sorin  top 

Legeler $300 

Lots  34  aud  36,  b 142  S Chicago,  Juue  12,  C & C C D 

1 Co  to  C Thiele $500 

Lot  3,  b 66  same,  Jane  12,  Annie  White  to  Emma 

Hoffmann $500 

N hf  nw  qr  29  37  15,  Dec  10,  >85,  Master  in  Ch’y  to 

Walter  E Nelson $747 

Same  (ex  R R),  Apr  26,  W C Nelson  to  J I Ben- 

/ nett $700 

Lots  1 and  2,  b 3Gazzam  Gano’s  add  to  Pullman, 

Mch  25.  Falhs  to  Gauo  to  J B Murphy $320 

Lots  43  and  44,  b 3 same,  May  10,8  aunt  to  J W Mur- 
phy   $253 


Lots  39  to  46,  b 2 Ashton’s  sub  in  sw  qr  35  38  14, 

June  17,  J H Brown  to  F M Cornell $800 

Lots  29,  30  and  31,  b 2;  lots  13  to  17,  b 5 Johnston  to 
element’s  sub  se  qr  22  38  14,  Johnston  & Clement 

to  W P Raftree  $3,200 

Lot  21,  b 7 C & D Co’s  sub  w hf  se  qr  31  37  15,  June 

14,  A Hallgreu  to  H Johnson .$1,055 

Lots  21  and  22,  b 2 Wait  to  Bowan’s  sub  ue  qr  23  38 
14,  Apr  17,  H C Thompson  to  Emma  E Hale.. $3, 000 
Lot  9,  b 18  Taylor’s  1st  add  to  S Chicago,  June  12. 

Mary  A Lender  to  G Lender $500 

Lot  24  of  lot  1,  b 7 Ironworker’s  add,  June  14,  D M 
Hillis  to  P & M Matson $400 


CICERO. 

Lots  15  and  16,  blk  6 Crafts  sub  se  qr  ne  of  9 39  13, 
Mch  1,  C H Lawrence  to  First  Norwegian  M E 

church $500 

Lot.  2, Dili  2 of  lots  345  to  347, blk  15  Austinville,  E W 

Oglesby  to  Mary  Cook $650 

Lot  7,  blk  3 Stevens  add,  Mch  18,  H A Goodrich  to 

F Sanbcy *35 

Lot  11.  b 5 Scoville  to  Niles’  add  to  Oak  Park,  June 
18,  Mary  E Johnston  to  Georgiana  Manwood. $3,600 
Lot  8.  b 2 Menick’s  sub  w hf  nw  qr  9 39  13, June  9, 

J Wallace  to  H A Bassett $2,u00 


H ii  in  ill  ary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Juue  17,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 


City  

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius 

94  291.607 

County  

94  124,740 

Total 

333  $1,296,662 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  June  18,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 

148  $616,268 

County 

.138  325,439 

Total 

286  $ 971,707 

TRUST  DEEDS. 


Lots  1 and  2,  blk  2 Smith’s  add  to  Normanville, 

June  10,  J D Smith  to  Mary  Donneley $772 

Lot  19,  blk  1 Herrings  sub  sw!4  17  38  14,  June  7,  F 

M Staples  to  Mari  Moore  $275 

Und  2 5 of  lots  1 aud  2 Bogues  add,  June  8,  C H 

Greenvogt  to  C Kinella $1,500 

W 32  ft  lots  1 and  4.  blk  14  Linden  Grove,  June  9, 

J E Dakeney  to  Pat’k  Kennedy $576 

Und  k-10  of  e 65  ft  lot  3.  blk  9 Skinner  & Judd’s 
sub  21  38  14,  June  8,  J Badeocb  to  John  J Baden- 

och $2,1' 00 

Lots  1-  45,  46  aud  51  of  lots  13,  14.  etc.  of  lots  1 to  4, 
etc, Taylor’s  sub  213814,  Juue  10, qc,  H A Goodrich 

and  John  N Young  to  Mary  Davis $380 

40  ft  e and  adj  w 48  ft  of  lot  12  and  of  n 21  ft  of  lot 
11, blk  6 Normal  School,  Apr  20,  C D Snapp  to  A 

F Boyle  et  al $1 .000 

S 60  tt  of  lot  2,  blk  9,  same,  June  9,  Emma  S Wil- 
son and  Julia  Hunt  to  H M & C D Snapp $960 

Lot  7,  b 1 Schorling’s  sub  n 110  ids  e of  ave  nw  qr 
33  38  14,  June  5.  A Schorling  to  T Mansfield  — $600 
N 6 > acs  n bf  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June  12,  Caroline  New- 
man to  C B Eggleston $125 

Lots  39  and  40  and  n 10  ft  lot  36,  b 1 University  sub 
of  Englewood,  June  10,  Mary  A & A Brown  to  L A 

Gilbert $2,100 

S 5214  it  of  n 92'/z  ft  of  lot  3.  b 7 Skinner  to  Judd’s 
sub  2r  38  14,  June  12,  J Ingram  to  0 D Franz. $4,500 
Lot  4,  b 3 Benedict’s  snb  se  qr  20  38  14,  June  1,  R S 

Cox  to  J Lowenstein $300 

S 10  ft  lot  2 and  n 2"  ft  lot  3,  b 5 University  sub  of 
Englewood,  June  1,  FN&  J W Bainey  to  Lucy 

Waggener $750 

Lot  6,  b 1 Schoriing’s  sub  pt  n 110  rods  nw  qr  33  38 

14,  A Schorling  to  J Lynch $600 

Lot  6,  b 1 aud  lots  10.  11,  12  and  15,  b 2 Page’s  sub 
of  lots  9 to  12  etc,  b 15  Linden  Grove,  June  8, 

Angie  Page  to  Eliza  Miloes $1,469 

Lots  4.  5,  7,  8 and  pts  of  lots  3.  9,10  and  11.  b 1 same 

sub,  June  8,  Angie  Page  to  G Y Osgood $1,323 

N 56  ft  ot  lot  3.  b 15  Skinner  to  Judd’s  ub  21  38  14. 

Apr  29.  J P Young  to  A Bletsch  et  al $1,750 

Lot  3,  b 5 Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  June  8, 
Ellen  A Rice  to  J S B.ehn $760 

CALUMET. 

Lot  2 blk  45  Halst.ed  st  add  to  Washington  Heights, 

Sept  8,  ’85.  Emily  C Lyon  to  S M Smith $175 

Lot  10,  b 41  Halst.ed  st  add  to  Washington  Heights, 
Aug  13,  ’85,  Emily  C Lyon  to  R Van  Houter $200 

EVANSTON, 

10  acs  in  s!4  nw>4  30  41  14, June  8,Anna  M Brown  to 

A J Kasper $1,000 

44x125  ft  fronting  on  Grove  st  in  blk  54  Evanston, 
Juue  10,  Z S Holbrook  to  Anne  C Matson  . . .$6,000 
156  ft  on  Grove  st  bv  125  ft  on  Oak  st,  in  blk  54 
Evanston,  June  1!  , some  to  Newell  Matson  . $25,010 
Lot  13,  blk  11  Cnngdons  Ridge  add  to  Rogers  Park. 

June  8,  P Phillips  to  L H Thomas $310 

W 15'  ftoflot7,  b.k  i4  Evanston,  June  1,  A Gage 
to  Mary  E Bates $359 

4 acs  in  sw  qr  19  41  14,  June  2,  B J.  Dodge  to  I)  it 

Dewey $7,000 

JEFFERSON. 

Lots  32,  33  and  34,  blk  38  Jf  fferson,  June  If.  Carl  S 

Pakrzywinski  to  Amalia  Stemrael $1,209 

Lot  5,  blk  37  Montrose,  Apr  30,  M A Hazlett  to  J L 

Clapp $3' 10 

Lots  49  to  52  and  93  to  16,  blk  6 Johnston’s  sub  36 
4"  13.  Juue  11,  Maria  Leesou  to  T V Lee-on  .4.210 
Lot  4,  b 4 Gray’s  add  to  Irving  Park,  June  1,  D_ 

Qnigg  to  W J Kendrick  . . $350 

Lot  1,  b 3 same.  June  1,  same  t * A M Smith  $4110 

Lots  in,  12  and  a 5 i ft,  lot  9,  b 35  Montrose,  June 

J C Fox  to  G C Thomas $400 

34  lots  iu  Millei’s  add  to  Irving  Park,  June  12,  C D 

Newberry  to  GG  Newberry $.700 

Lot  41,  b 41  Stevens’  sub  ne  qr  36  40  13,  A A Ker- 

liud  to  M Kirchhubel $500 

Lot,  22,  b 1 Dunning’s  sub  ne  qr  19  40  13,  June  12, 

W H Phillips  to  L Schmitz $250 

5 hf  lot  17.  b 5 Simons’  sub  -e  qr  35  40  13,  May  24,  E 

S Dreyer  to  R A Jave $150 

Lots  23  and  24,b  18  Jefferson, June  3,D  W Eldred  to 

H J T Knaak $450 

Lots  16,  17  and  w 8%  ft  lot  15,  b 1 same,  June  3 

same  to  F M Schneider $390 

Lot  22,  b 1 Dunning’s  sub  ne  qr  19  40  33,  June  7,  A 
Dunning  to  W H Phillips  Jr $250 


NEWTRIER. 

Lots  3 to  8,  blk  1 Hiltabidles  add  to  Glencoe,  June 

1,  S M Smith  to  Gay  W Foster $3,000 

Lots  43,  44  and  45,  b 2;  lots  li  and  20,  b 4 Ander- 
son’s add  to  Glencoe,  Dec  5,  ’85,  Betty  Anderson 
to  M N Knowlton $1,000 

LYONS. 

Lots  39,  40,  41,  blk  16  Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange, 

June  11,  Walter  J Home  to  J P Hansen $3  0 

Lots  21  and  22,  blk  11  w‘/2.nwj4,  4 38  12,  Jan  4,  C C 
Lay  to  Millie  C Tiliotson $800 


Lots  9,  10,15  and  16.  b 9 Parson  & Lee’s  add  to  Des- 
plaines,  June  3,  A R Murphy  to  'lhos  Keates..  .$6:  0 

miscellaneous. 

Lots  13  and  14,  blk  200  Maywood,  Apr  14,  W B 

Green  to  Emily  A Bullard  . . $525 

Lots  17,  18  and  *14  19,  blk  2 Busby’s  sub  swJ4  14, 

38  14,  also  lot  18,  blk  3 Comnons  & Best’s  add  to 
Evanston,  June  8.  Mary  Wallace  to  Danl 

Foley $2,0*  0 

Lot  66,  blk  27  Sheffield’s  add,  June  7,  E S Dreyer 

to  Theodore  Reibl $300 

Lot.  134  of  tors  5,  6 aud  7 Codwise  sub  se  U 18  39  14, 

May  17.  Wm  Selden  to  A Hahn $510 

Lot  1,  blk  2 of  blks  25  to  28  etc  R R add  to  Harlem, 

J Schlund  to  M Thrau  $525 

S 4(1  acs  of  n 6 acs  of  e!4  nw!4  15  36  12,  Apr  27,  T 

Cooper  to  E Cooper $2,60 

E 1-6  of  lots  1 and  2.  blk  26  Arlington  Heights.June 

11,  B Ullrich  to  H Butts $2,500 

Lot  2,  blk  4 Culvers  Park,  June  10,  E H Gammon  to 

Hu'da  M Wiman • . .$200 

50x175  ft  in  blk  18  Harlem,  Mch  22,  J H S Quick  to 

F Luesson $400 

Lots  1 to  24.  29  to  36,  47  and  48.  b 4 in  pt  of  n hf  sw 
qr  sw  qr  1 37  13,  May  25,  W F Kelly  to  Anna  H 

Mende $3,400 

Sw  qr  nw  qr  and  s hf  se  qr  nw  qr  11  37  13  (60  acs), 
Juue  1,  E A Cummings  to  T P Phillips $6,600 


<IUIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  AND  tfcUIT- 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lots  21  to  28,  blk  2 Reaper  add,  May  11,  Rose  A 

Forrester  to  Commercial  National  Bank $5<'0 

Lots  4i'  Hnd  41,  blk  16  w(4  etc  17  39  14,  D J Loomis 

to  F C Loomis ..  ..  .$1,090 

Lot  12,  blk  2 aud  lot  14,  blk  1 of  blk  19,  33  39  14.  also 
e!4  lots  1 and  2 Bailer ’s  sub  10  38  14,  May  28, 

Rhoda  Freeman  to  D Morrison ......  $1 

E!4  lotl6  Larimie  & Co’s  sub  111  38  14,  May  20,  Cor- 
nelius Hiywood  to  J A Markley • • ■ ■ $$ 

Lot  2 south  tier  of  Ookenwald,  Feb  26,  J F Hoyt  to 

•pi  Jl  yj-  ifl 

Lot  137  Givins  & Gilbert’s  sub  of  15  acs  in  sw^4  14 
39  13,  June  2,  Margt  Hooper  toWKR  Taylor  .$200 
Lot  133  same  sub,  June  2,  Fraunlia  N Frecrh  to 

same -:■•••  II75 

Lot  87,  blk  12  7 39  14,  May  17,  R Van  DillentoH 

Huffeukamp **  *175 

W Vi  lot  6 of  lots  185  and  186  Bronson’s  add,  June  4, 

J Allmendinger  et  al  to  Julia  Grief mhagers .... $1 
Lot  *29  wL/2  blk  5 el/2  31  39  14,  Feb  13,  D B Hanson  to^ 

Fred  Howe • -$2-K0 

Lot  1,  blk  7 33  40  14,  June  3,  A Gage  to  Church  of 

Our  Savior 

Lot  39  ot  blk  21  Schoffield’s  add,  June  4,  same  to  J 

O’Donnell 

Lots  82  and  83,  blk  26  same  add,  June  18,  ’85,  Geo  E 

Gooch  to  A F Flynn • i;*1 

Lots  45  and  46,  blk  4 Culvers  Park,  May  ft,  EH 

Gammen  to  Louisa  Zeller ; Yi  o 

Lot  9.  blk  1 Walker  Bros  add;  lots  53  and  l 4,  blk  8 
Walker’s  sub  sel4  28  39  14 ; ot  2,  blk  3 state  Bank 
add;  lot  46  of  lots  1 aud  pt  2,  blk  9 Schofield  s 

add.  June  8.  Chas  Clark  to  W Qnmn $a,(l00 

S 32  4-1.  ft  lo  2 and  n 8 10-12  ft  lot  3,  blk  8 Jen- 
ning’s  snb  swH  3 38  14.  Feb  19,  estate  of  W M Ta- 
bor to  M L Freiherger ••••■•  \4n2 

Same  premises,  Juue  12,  Freiherger  to  M A 

O’Brien 

N hf  lot  4,  b 7 Frac  Sec  15  add.  May  3.  F J Walker 
to  H J Willind *100 


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Anderson  C to  H A Hurlbut,  June  9,  It  I b 

74,  J M & R’s  add,  etc,  5 y,  6 M% $6000 

Arnold  A M to  E S Dreyer,  June  LO,  pt  b 

11,  31  37  14,  6% $1000 

Armstead  AM  and  H H to  J E Fay, June  9, 

pt  It  4 b 53,  7 39  14,  3 y,  8% $5000 

Adcock  H to  H E Greenebaum.  June  8,  It 

30  b 47.  7 39  14.  4 y,  7% $1000 

Ahle  L B and  J F to  S Dunlop,  Apl  29,  Its 

27  and  28.  sw  3^  6 39  13,  8 y,  6$..  ..$1600 
Anderson  D F to  H C Van  Schaack  June 

7.  pt  blk  34.  Sheffield’s  add  5 y 7%.  .$6,800 
Anderson  AG  to  A Tidholm  June  12,  It 

90  b 2,  33  39  14,  3 y 7% $600 

Aye  J to  C L Hutchinson  June  9,  It  4 b 1, 

28  39  14,  3 y,  8$ $5,0  00 

Allen  L to  C F White  June  12,  Its  5 and  6 

b 6 2 39  13,  5 y 1% $1,000 

Arndt  H to  R Berger,  Mav  26,  It  8 b 2,  35 

40  13.3  y,  7% ' $750 

BrooksbanK  G N to  H N Tuttle,  Judo  10, 
pt  It  16  It  11  b 7,  Rockwell’s  add,  1 y, 

8% $1400 

Buschke  B to  B F Weber,  May  28,  It  8 b 2 
Ingledew  add,  Ravenswood,  3 y,  6%.  .$350 
Baur  A J to  B F Weber,  Apl  5,  It  10  b 4, In 
gledew’s  add,  Ravenswood.  1 y,  8%. . .$330 
Badenoch  J Jr  to  F R Chandler,  June  8, 
pt  bs  9 and  10,  21  38  14,  5 y,  8%. . . $6000 
Barrett  T to  F R Chandler,  June  9,  It  6 b 

7,  36  40  13,  5 y,  7 % $800 

Bishop  SGRtoD  Quigg,  June  9,  It  1 b 4 

b 10,  RocKwell’s  add,  5 y,  7% $18,500 

Breitung  E E to  L J A Fuellgraff,  June  3, 

It  52*  b 26,  17  39  14,  8% $2000 

Bushee  B to  J Fraxe,  June  9.  pt  It  5 and 
Its  6 and  7 It  13,  etc,  16  38  14,5  y,  7%  $3000 
Brown  E F to  E MayDard,  June  8,  It  8 b 3. 

13  39  13,  5 y,  6% $3000 

Bockstahler  M to  L Pasel,  June  10,  It  34  b 

39,  2y ,6% $1400 

Bohn  F to  C Col  B & L Assn,  J une  11,  It 

42  b 7,  29  40  14,  5 1-5% $900 

Baker  CA&GFloJ  F MicK,  Mch  15.  pt 
It  10  and  all  7 b 17,  etc,  21  38  14,  3 y, 

e% $2400 

Baker  J A to  H W Ames  June  11,  It  4 It  5 

b 2,  W right’s  add  5 y 8% $500 

Beck  N to  C A Burlay  Jan  30,  It  20  b 8,  29 

40  14,  5 y,  6% $6  00 

Blunck  C to  B F Weber,  June  8,  It  32,  sw 

34  20  40  14,  6 % $200 

Baxter  A F to  E S Dreyer,  June  10,  pt  b 4 

20  40  14,  3 y,  8\% $3000 

Barth  j G to  M Weinschenk.  June  12,  It  30 

It  25,  16  38  15,  2 y,  8% $370 

ColbecK  A to  J E Dalton,  June  17,  It  16  b 

2.  1 39  13,  7% .$1400 

Crawford  F E to  W Lewis,  June  5,  It  20  b 

1,  Hyde  pK.  3 y.  7% $2500 

Chapman  E C to  J N Buchanan.  June  1.  It 

! 14  b 4,  Ellis’  w add,  Jany  1,  6%  $1500 

Campbell  J Lto  F L Wilk,  June  1,  ltsl  to 

12  It  43.  12  39  13,  1 y,  7 % $5000 

Crown  C to  A V Knickerbocker,  June  7,  It 

1 b 1.  1st  add  Riverside,  8% $700 

Crottv  T A to  S M Moore,  May  17,  Its  15 

and  16  It  26,  13  39  13,  5 y.  6% $1150 

Campbell  A to  W Bartels,  Jany  16, It  3 b 4, 

20  39  14.  3 y,  6% $600 

Cawne  J P to  F G Bradley  May  8,  Its  23 

and  24  b 1 b 1,  13  39  13  3 y 7% $1,000 

Cobb  H I to  P E Stanley  May  1,  Its  2 and 

3 b 47,  Kinzie  add  1 y 5 % $50,000 

Cawse  J P to  F G Bradley  May  18,  Its  23 

and  24  b 1,  13  39  13.  3 y 7% $1,000 

Campbell  J L to  F L W ick  J une  12,  Its  5 to 

8,  b,  15,  etc.  12  39  13,60ds  6% $5,750 

Carlsen  J to  J H CBaumgarten  June  1,  It 

12  b 7,  Bickerdike’s  add  3 y 7% $500 

Comvello  j to  L Boyce.  June  9,  It  35  b 4, 

22  38  14,  3 y.  6% $500 

Dicks  A E to  N E Gary,  June  12,  Its  1 and 

2 b 4,  Roger’s  Pk,  6 y,8% $2400 


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Dumas  P to  S M Moore  Mch  30,  Its  44  to 

4(5  b 5,  26  39  13  6% $400 

Davis  M & P VV  to  VV  P Conger,  June  l,lts 
45,  46  and  51  It  21,  21  38  14,  5 y,  7%.  $3800 
Davis  D D to  L Richards,  May  3,  It  36  b 

11,  31  39  14,  4 y,  7% $1600 

Dubach  J VV  to  C Jorn  June  1,  It  23  b 2, 

33  39  14.,  3 y,  8% $1,300 

Downing  D to  A J Nowlon  June  5,  pt  11 

40  13,  3 y 7% $1,500 

Dennant  R to  A Peterson  June  9,  Its  38  and 

39  b 2,  1 39  13,  2 y 7% $2,000 

Daly  P to  P Keane,  June  5,  It  27  b 1,  20  39 

14,  8% $400 

Ewing  A T to  H A Hurlbut,  May  26.  It  24 

b 7,  19  39  14,  5 y,  6% $4000 

EricKson  D to  H Rieue,  June  1,  It  64  It  F, 

38  40  14,  2 y,  8% $1500 

Ericksen  G to  H Kassens  June  5,  It  37  b 

28, S Chicago  8% $600 

Elender  J to  C P Silva,  June  7,  It  57  b 14, 

19  39  14,  3 y $625 

Eich  H to  H J Christoph,  June  11,  It  96  b 

1,  20  39  14,  5 y,  7% $1200 

Echick  T to  J Darlow,  June  15,  Its  7 to  9 

It  16,  32  39  14,  8% $450 

Fuhn  H to  M E Greenebaum,  Dec  7,  It  17 

b 2,  Gross’  n add,  4 y,  7% $1200 

Fuhn  H to  S E Gross,  Dec,  7,  It  17  b 2, 

Gross’  add,  4 y,  7% $300 

Fravel  J to  0 C Butz,  May  10,  It  28  b 1,  Is 

30  It,  8% $1500 

Fuller  I to  H N Wheeler,  May  31,  It  10  and 

pt  It  9,  31  38  14,  2 y,  7% $250 

Fleming  J to  D Williams,  Mch  2,  Its  15 

and  16  b 1 b 40,  17  39  14,  2 y,8% $1800 

Forest  G Brick  & T Co  to  C F Schumacher, 
Mch  13,  pt  It  1 b 1'  4 40  13,  5 y,  7%.  . . $400 
Foley  P to  J E Dalton,  June  7,  It  8 b 5,  5 

39  14,  7% $1400 

FredericK  J to  W Weinert,  June  9,  pt  It  6 

b 60,  21  39  14,  2 y,  8% $500 

Finnegan  M B to  H E Greenebaum  June 

12,  It  6 b 16,  Elston  av  2 y,  7% $400 

Foley  P to  J J Altpeter  June  1.  It  25  b 1, 

18  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Fillip  Fto  I Kouba  June  12,  It  27  b B b 8. 

20  3914,5  y,  6% $700 

Farmer  J to  L J A Fuellgraff,  June  10,  It 

85  b 11,  S & G add,  8 % $ 

Fischer  A to  W A Bond,  May  10,  It  9 b 2, 

28  39  14,  8 y,  6% $2500 

Gleeson  A to  J E Dalton,  June  7,  It  35  b 21 

5 39  14,  7% ..$1000 

Hardy  I to  L Baird,  June  10,  Its  67  and  68 

b 3,  29  40  14,  5 y,  8% -$2150 

Gray  Z to  J L Chapman,  June  10,  It  4 b 

14,  21  38  14,  5 y,  7% $2000 

Glaspell  H J to  W J Goudy,  Mch  1,  Its  25 

and  26,  b 6,  Argyle,  4 y,  7% $2150 

Gieson  E to  J C Schumacher,  June  12,  It 

40  b 1,  19  39  14.  4 y,  8% . $800 

Gross  G to  H J Christoph,  June  10,  It  1 It 

56,  etc,  Butterfield  add,  5 y,  8%%. . .$4000 
Grow  A to  F R Chandler,  June  11,  pt  It  3 

b 7,  21  38  14,  5 y,  6 % $1250 

Glassbrook  T H to  T Schintz,  June  15,  It 

8 b 26,  17  39  14,  1 y,  7% $700 

Harrihan  T to  F R Chandler,  June  15,  Its 
15  and  18  b 1 b 26,  33  39  14,  5 y,  8%.  $1400 
Hederich  OF  to  C H Puscheck,  June  14, 

It  1 It  4 b 27,  8 37  14,  3 y,  7% $2000 

Holmes  C T to  W P Kimball,  June  1,  It  34 

b 2,  20  40  14,  5 y,  7% $500 

Hoere  A to  W C Fricke,  June  15,  It  1 b 2, 

Pickett  add.  3 y,  8% $5000 

Hayes  jRtoWT  Dwight,  May  3,  It  5 It  2 

etc,  18  39  14,  3 y,  8% $500 

Hague  J to  J Stern,  June  10.  pt  It  4,  nw¥ 

25  38  14,  7% $100 

Hansa  K and  I to  M W Heinemann,  June 

1,  It  21,  Mooremau’s  add,  3 y,  7% $600 

Hillinger  P to  L J J Nissen,  June  1,  Its  1 

to  8 b 1,  29  40  14,  2 y,  6£ $7000 

HerricK  O W to  J W Scoville,  June  12.  pt 

It  4,  7 39  13,5  y,  8% $4000 

Hopkins  M E to  F S James,  June  3,  pt  Its 
4 and  5 b 1,  Kimbark  add, Hyde  Pk,  4)^ 

y,8% $1500 

Hansen  G A to  W Lister  June  11,  It  29,  b 

8,  8 32  14,  3 y 8% $700 

Harkins  P to  M E Greenebaum  tFeb  28,  It 

2 b 1,  Gross’  n add  2 y 7% $265 

Hosmer  A H to  W Loeb  June  9,  pt  Its  68 
and  69  b 14,  Bronson’s  add  5 y,  8%.  $10,000 
Haack  A to  C Jorn  June  8,  It  24  nwj^[  8 38 

14,  5 y 8% $1,000 

Hoffman  T to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  11, 

It  10  b 4,  Gross’  Pk  add,  5 y,  7% $800 

Hoffman  T to  S E Gross,  Mch  11,  same, 

7% $150 

Harrington  W J to  T 0 Edwards, May  1,  It 
22  It  3 b 9,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y,  8% . . . . $350 
Hagenow  E and  C to  E Kock,  June  4,  Its 

15  and  16,  Lee  add,  1 y,  7% $1000 

Hannan  A and  M to  E S Dreyer,  June  10, 

It  36  It  1 b 8,  33  49  14,  3 y,  8% $1000 


Hardin  E G to  O K A Hutchinson.  June  8, 

It  17  b b 79,  27  39  14,  3 y,  8% . $2000 

Hopkinson  M to  P E Stanley,  June  8,  pt  It 

2 b 40,  Carpenter’s  add,  3 y,  8% $3000 

Hansen  J C to  A V Knickerbocker.  June  4, 

It  22  b 2,  28  39  14,  4 y,  7% .....  $ 1200 

Hulett  M to  F B Pease,  June  9,  It  14  b 2 

18  39  14,  6 y,  8% $1000 

Hayes  J to  C A PerKins,  May  27,  It  44  b 4 

b 6,  33  39  14,  1 y,  6% $275 

Hill  M to  S Gehr,  June  9 pt  b 30,  27  39  14, 

5 y,  $15,000 

Iverson  O to  H A Haugan,  June  15,  It  12  b 

7,  20  40  14,  3 y,  7% $600 

JannjtoM  Weinschenk.  June  12,  Its  24 

and  25,  16  38  14,  2 y,  8% $700 

Julius  C H to  C H Puscheck,  June  11,  % It 

2 b 33,  s s add,  3 y,  8% $1500 

Jansen  J to  R Berger,  May  15,  It  22  b 8, 

35  40  13,  3 y.  8% $200 

Jacobs  J H to  D Williams,  June  15,  Its  51 

to  53  b 6,  7 39  14,  2 y $2300 

Johnson  N M to  J H Ernst,  June  12,  It  7 

b 8,  4 39  13,  3 y,  8% $5000 

Jindra  V to  J H Schintz  June  10,  It  1 b 13 

s s add  3 y 8%% $2,100 

Jorgensen  T to  H A Haugan,  June  2,  It  57 

b 7,  36  40  13,  5 y,  7% $500 

Jacobs  J H to  W H Lickty,Apl  27,  It  2 b 6, 

7 39  14,  2 y,  8% $700 

Kirchhubel  M to  F C Kuhn  Jr,  June  1,  It 

41  b 1,  36  40  13,  5 y,  8% $450 

Krause  J M to  S E Gross,  May  28,  Its  36  to 

40  b 4,  Clifford’s  add,  2 y,  6% $3517 

Iiuhnle  C to  O C Butz,  June  9,  It  13  ne  A 

9 38  14,  1 y,  8% $1650 

KloecKling  H to  J J Altpeter.  June  8,  It  3 

b 5.  20  39  14,  8$ . . . : $1600 

Kalinowski  J to  E H Sheldon,  May  18,  It 

6 b 11,  5 39  14,  3 y,  8% $300 

Kenney  P to  D Eichberg,  June  9,  pt  Its  1 

and  4 b 14,  Linden  Grove.  2 y,  7% $376 

Kent  M R to  L A Gilbert,  June  If,  It  28  b 

2,  7 37  14,  1 y,  8% $200 

Kiolbassa  P to  L Mayer,  June  11,  It  6 b 1, 

5 39  14,  2 y,  8% $281 

Keifer  L W to  J H Ernst,  June  11,  It  44  b 

53,  33  40  14,  3 y,  6 % $400 

Kaezmaren  I to  W Purer,  June  5,  pt  It  54 
and  all  55  b 6,  5 3J  14,  demand  8%.  .$1000 
Klemetsgn  K to  M E Greenebaum  June  4, 

pt  It  3 b 1,  36  40  13,  3 y 7% $600 

Kurthmann  C to  1'  Marston  June  7,  It  41 

b 17,  35  40  13,3  y 8% $206 

Krejce  F to  T H Schintz,  June  9,  It  59  b 8, 

20  39  14,  3 y,  7% $800 

KaraseK  J to  P J Lefeus,  June  14,  It  75  b 

6,  5 39  14,  1 y,  8% $1000 

Keroher  P to  W J Moore,  June  1,  It  18  b 8, 

Gross’  n add,  40  m,  7% $800 

Lathrop  E to  E P Brown,  June  14.  It  25  b 

4,  12  39  13  eto,  1 y,  8% $12,000 

Love  W E to  J L Gillette,  June  15,  It  11  b 

4,  34  39  14,  1 y,  8% $1200 

Lindquist  A to  G O Lindavall,  June  10,  It 
43  It  1 b 5,  36  40  13,  Dec  10  ’90,  5%. . . $350 
Langliss  N to  M E Greenebaum.  June  12, 

It  40,  b 2,  J & P add.  3 y,  6 %% $2000 

Levin  A O to  J Stern  June  10,  It  39  b 8,  36 

40  13,  7% $1,400 

Leahy  S J to  H G Foreman,  June  7,  Its  7 

and  8 b 4,  18  39  14,  2 y,  7% $4000 

Leeson  T V to  J Stern,  June  10,  Its  34  to 

37,  25  40  13,  7% $2400 

Lincoln  F’  A to  J Stern,  June  7,  Its  27  and 

28  b 11,  Norwood  Park,  7% $300 

Lonergan  W to  A V KnicKerbocKer,  June 

7,  It  1 b 4,  18  33  14,  8# $300 

Martin  W to  J VV  Scoville,  June  10,  It  79  b 

19,  7 39  14,  5 y,  8% $4000 

McEvoy  C & W to  R VV  Bridge,  June  8,  It 
31  b 7 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y,  8%.  . $550 
Mulao  R to  W Heineman,  June  3,  It  58  b 

12,  25  39  13,  3 y,  7 % $800 

Manion  A to  T W Sennott,  June  11,  It  24  b 

22,  19  39  14,  8% $800 

Milton  C Y to  J Stern,  June  7.  It  5 b 7,  17 

38  14,  7 % $1500 

Marks  S to  H Schaffner,  June  2,  pt  It  10  b 

4,  Delavan’s  add,  7% $1000 

Mallen'P  H to  M H Pinckney,  June  9,  It 

3 s % b 19,  33  39  14,  4 y,  7% $3000 


Murphy  A and  T to  H G Foreman,  June 

11.  pt  It  1,  33  41  12,  3 y,  6% $400 

McFarland  J to  H Vollnier,  Juue  11,  It  59 

b 3,  Brown’s  add,  Aug  15,  ’88,  8% $ 

McDonald  J to  C VV  Nichols,  June  5,  It  31 

b 27,  33  39  14,  5 y,  8% $800 

Meeker  E M & T to  L Ingledew,  May  20, 

pt  It  49  b 1,  34  39  14,  3 y.  8% $2660 

Murphy  J VV  to  T Scanlan  May  10,  Its  43 
and  44  b 3,Ganos  add  to  Pullman  2 y 8% 

$140 

Murphy  J B to  T 8canlan  Mch  25,  Its  1 and 

2 b 3,  Gano  add  Pullman  2 y,  8% $130 

Munter  F to  J C Schumacher,  June  1,  It  2 

b 6,  19  39  14,  5 y,  7% $3000 

Mueller  A to  R Berger,  June  1,  Its  5 and  6 

b 18,  B,  W & W’s  add,  3 y,  8% $400 

McSorley  J J to  J V A Weaver,  June  1,  Dt 

It  49  b 6,  13  39  13,  3 y,  8% $2000 

McEvery  T to  F Denison,  Apl  30, Its  1 and 

2 b 3,  23  39  13,  3 y,  8% $660 

McNulty  J to  F R Chandler,  June  14,  It  50  J 

b 2,  20  39  14,  5 y,  8% $2500 

Murphy  P to  S M Moore,  May  25,  It  11  It 

26,  13  39  13,  7 y,  8% $700 

Moberg  M C to  H j W Wallingford,  June 

14,  It  72  b 6,  25  39  13,  3 y,  8% $500 

McCarthy  j C and  j to  j M Hills,  Apl  1,  It 

13  b 5,  Delavan’s  add,  2 y,  8% $1600 

Nordby  H to  S Polkey,  Juue  2,  It  10  b 2, 

18  39  14,  5 y,  8% $1600 

Norvoka  J to  C R Walleck,  June  10,  It  25 

b 43,  19  39  14  3 y,  8% $1000 

Olse  i C to  M E Greenebaum,  Apl  12,  pt 

Its  33  and  31  b 3,  29  40  14,  6% $375 

Olander  C to  M EGreenebaum,Apl  13, pt  It 

34  b 3 29  40  14,  2 y,  8% $125 

Olsen  E to  E E Prussing,  June  10,  It  5 b 4, 

1 39  13,3  y,  7# ..$4500 

O’Shea  T to  C L Schaar,  June  10.  It  12  b 

6,  32  39  14,  3 y,  7% $500 

Otto  W to  T E Patterson, May  18, It  6 It  12, 

28  40  14,  2 y,  8% $800 

Olsen  A to  B F Weber,  Juue  12,  It  3 b 2,  8 

39  14,  5 y,  7% $3000 

Oesterreicher  M to  G Einstein  June  12,  pt 
sub  b 2 b 40,  etc  21  39  14,  1 y 8%.  . .$7,000 
O’Callaghan  D to  C H PuschecK,  June  4, 

Its  1 and  2 b 20,  7 39  14,  8% $7000 

Peklo  j to  T H Schintz,  June  12,  pt  b 6.  20 

39  14,  5 y,  6?.. $ — 

Prince  W H to  H VV  Ames,  June  14,  It  14 

b 13,  33  40  14,  5 1-5% .$1300 

Patrongk  C to  E D Sellmann,  June  15,  It 

37  b 4,  20  39  14,  3 y,  7% $600 

Proctor  E B and  A G to  H U Freeman, 
June  10,  It  4 b 2,  2 38  14,  5 y,  8%.  ...$3000 
Parr  J H to  J E Fay,  May  1,  pt  Its  93  and 

94  It  6,  36  40  13,  2 y,  7% * $780 

Payne  H & J to  H E Greenebaum  June  7, 

It  31  b 2,  4 38  14,  3 y,  7% $900 

Prochaski  K & W to  M Heinemann  June 

4,  It  62  b 4,  20  39  14,  3 y 7% $650 

Pagels  C to  F B Peabody,  June  12,  It  5 
and  pt  It  4 b 3,  Lee’s  add,  5 y,  8%.  . . $3000 
Rooney  J to  M E Greenebaum,  May  29,  It 

32  b 5 18,  29  39  14,  4 y,  7% $2000 

Richley  K J to  F A Woodbury  Juno  9.  It  33 

It  9 b 4,  16  38  14,  3 mos $1,100 

Rosenmeier  S to  J VV  Farlin  June  9,  It  27, 

b 30,  25  4f  13,  4 y 8% $372 

Rinder  F’  to  J YorK,  June  3,  It  20  b 2,  29 

40  14,  5 y,  8% $1000 

Raleigh  R to  J E Dalton,  May  18,  pt  It  3 b 

46,  17  39  14,  8% $4000 

Rigney  L to  E A Drummond,  Apl  9,  It  17 

b 4,  McP  <fc  A’s  add,  2 y,  6% $510 

Riehl  T to  E Koch,  June  7,  It  56  b 27, Shef- 
field’s aid,  18  m 8% $200 

Sullivan  C to  H Rieke,  May  25,  Its  55  and 

56  It  B,  28  40  14.  5 y,  8%  $1600 

Stermer  J to  M Majowski,  June  5,  It  33  b 

17,  Elston’s  add,  8£ $1200 

Scott  H M to  F R Chandler,  June  8,  pt  Its 

9 and  10  b 5,  16  38  14,  5 v,  6£  $3200 

Soper  M M to  j C Miller,  May  17,  It  9 b 2. 

20  40  14,  8% $1500 

Schulze  C L to  W C Fricke,  June  7,  It  18  b 

3,  20  35  14,  5 y,  7% $650 

Schaefer  M to  J H Ernst,  June  10,  Its  236 
and  237  b 1,  etc,  29  40  14,  3 y,  8% $500 


R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  & Go., 

ROOM  9,  ,84  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  nun  residents. 


Sawenski  J to  T C Edwards  May  18,  It  27, 

b 3 b 9,  Sheffield’s  add  3 y 6% $600 

Slattery  E to  T C Edwards  May  4,  It  21  It 

3 b 9.  Sheffield’s  add  1 y,  6% $700 

Schaefer  P to  I Schroeder  Mch  8,  lc  24  b 

2 blK  47,  19,  40  14,  3 y,  8% $250 

Schmitz  L to  A Groh  June  12,  It  22  b 1,  19 

40  13  2 y 8% $250 

Schnabel  C to  S Dunlop,  June  12.  pt  It  3 

It  I,  etc,  7 39  13,  2 y,  7% ! . . . . $500 

Stephens  C to  P J Schreiner.  June  15,  It 

214  and  pt  215,  28  39  14,  1 y,  7% $400 

Shea  E G to  C F Wright,  Apl  29,  pt  b 2 

14  39  13,  2 y,  8% $1500 

Smith  Alf  to  S M Moore,  June  3,  It  75  b 3, 

24  39  13.  3 y.  8% $600 

Solveson  C A&HMtoEA  Fox,  May  17, 

It  10  b 3.  6 39  14,  2 y,  7% $600 

Sellhorn  H to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  June 

10,  It  3 b 51,  19  39  14,  5% $800 

Smith  M to  VV  A Swart,  Apl  5,pt  It  2 b 45, 

5 37  14,  7% $500 

Stengel  J toC  Jorn,  Apl  16,  It  17  It  4 b 28, 

20  39  14,  1 y,  7% $250 

Schumacher  H to  F C Mueller.  June  10,  It 

29  and  30  It  28,  6 38  14,  5 y,  6% $5000 

Smith  G H to  F R Chandler,  June  10,  It  3 

b 1,2138  14,3  y,  7%.... $1()00 

Taaby  F to  J N Yo^ng,  June  4,  It  7 b 3,  9 

39  13,  8%....  ,$75 

Taylor  J to  F R Chandler,  June  5,  It  17  b 

1 b 6,21  38  14,  5 y,  8% $.1000 

Thompson  M to  VV  Bartels,  June  9,  It  4 It 

12  b 59,  21  39  14,  2 y,  7% $400 

Thompson  G D to  R C Jenkin’s  Apr  17, pt, 

It  5 It  2,  7 39  14,  2 y,  8% $1,500  , 

Thiell  C to  H Kassens  June  5,  Its  34  and 

35  b 142  S Chicago  8% $600 

Tennant  R to  A Peterson,  June  10,  Its  35  <| 

and  39  b 2,  1 39  13,  11  mo,  8% $200 

Thomas  VV  H to  L A Helmer,  June  15.  It 

22  b 1,  37  S S add,  6 m,  8% $10,000 

Tengberg  J E to  K Nelson,  June  1,  It  7 It 

52,  Butterfield  add,  5 y,  8% $1000 

Tillotson  M C to  W W Bliss,  Jany  4,  Its  21 

and  22  b 11,  4 38  12,  7% $575  > 

Tramplist  F to  H L Kent,  June  10.  It  71  b I 

1,  20  35  14,  5 y,* 7# $400 

Urbanus  P A to  G Bartholomae,  J une  7,  Its 

35  and  36  b 8,  24  40  14,  3 y,  8% $400  J 

Venables  A I et  al  to  H Rieke.  June  14,  It 
1 and  pt  It  2 b 8,  Newberry  add,  5 y,6£ 

$35,000 

Van  Vlissingen  P Jr  to  A Van  Vlissingen, 

June  10,  It  4 b 46,  7 39  14,  3 y,  7%. . . .$1900 
Westphal  A to  S Dunlop,  June  15,  It  22  b 

7,  12  39  12,  2 y,  7% $1500 

Woodbridge  E B and  j to  F R Chandler, 

June  14,  Its  1 to  3,  etc,  Hyde  Pk,  5 y, 

7% $5500 

Weppner  J to  E F Ehrlich,  May  1 pt  Its  9 

and  10,  28  40  14,  3 y,  8%. $3250 

Wilhelm  J to  C A Perkins.  May  26,  It  33  b 

4,  33  39  14,  5 y.  8%....  '. $600 

Wilkins  M VV  to  J K Kedzie,  May  15,  b 11, 

26  39  13,  5 y,  5# . . $295 

Wheeler  S H to  G S Noston,  June  10,  Its 
10  and  11  b 27,  12  39  13,  3 y,  ..$5000 

Wheeler  N 0 to  T A Hall,  June  2,  It  21  b 1. 

23  38  14,  2 y.  7% $600 

Weber  J G to  F D McHenry,  May  1,  pt  Its 

9 and  10,  28  40  14,  3 y.  6% $5500 

Wallenborn  C & N to  J S Cook,  June  9,  pt 
It  98  It  61,  Bronson’s  add,  10  m,  8%.  .$500 
Welter  M to  F W Young,  Mch  13,  Its  3 and 

24  b 1,  8 38  14,  49  m,  6% $750 

White  0 D to  H Van  Zandt,  June  8,  Its  10 

and  il.  1 y,  8% $2000 

WinKelman  H to  J Bremer,  June  1,  It  50  b 

4,  8 37  15,  3 y,  7% $159 

Wolf  F & J to  D G Hamilton  June  1,  It  96 

b 11.  33  39  14,  5 y,  8% $500 

White  C to  S B French  Juue  12,  It  6 b 1, 

9 38  14,  6 mos  8% $100  A 

Younger  W VV  to  C P Keeney,  Apl  30,  Its 

29  to  40  b 8,  Garfield,  2 y,  8% $3000 

Zegermacher  F to  C NovaK,  June  9,  It  28 

b 2, 18  39  14,  5 2-10# $2400 

Zeder  A to  H G Foreman,  June  10  Its  47  to 
50,  21  38  14,  4 y,  7% $4500 


Bowlin  W to  j Gray.  June  15,  lease  of  It  2 
b 7,  Fullerton’s  add,  1 y,  8% $ 


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Biiicicer  j to  H Buich.  June  14,  Its  31  and 

22,  8 38  13,  1 y,  7% $ 

Bletsch  A to  J P Young,  June  12,  It  3 b 15. 

21  38  14,  1 y,  7% $1166 

Burton  C to  T A Orifiiiths,  June  7,  It  42  b 

L,  28  39  14,  1 y,  6# $260 

Jaase  H to  H Weller,  June  9,  Its  19  and  20 

b 36,  7 37  15,  2 y,  6# $500 

Bychowski  J to  F Heinemann,  June8.lt  25 

b 5 b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y,  7% $300 

Beck  F to  A M McKay,  May  18,  It  1 b 3 b 

32,  7 39  14,  mthly,  8% $600 

Blohm  FtoHJ  Schroeder,  June  7,  It  5 b 

17,  R R add,  Harlem,  3 y,  8% $200 

Chatfield  E P to  trustees  schools  40  14, 
June  8,  pt  It  37  and  all  Its  38  and  39  b 2 

29  41)  14,  3 y,  8% $5250 

Collins  W S to  People’s  B & L Assn,  June 
7,  pt  Its  33  and  34  b 57,  7 39  14,  8%.  .£2100 
Corwell  F M to  J H Brown,  June  12,  Its 39 

to  46  b 2,  35  38  14 $800 

Cooper  W D to  G H Sidwell,  June  10,  pt 
Its  1 and  2,  Sidwell’s  add,  16  38  14,  18  m, 

8% $3ooo 

Edgerton  H L to  H K Edgerton  & Sons. 
Apl  30,  pt  Its  6 and  7 b 4,  21  38  14.  7% 

.......  $900 

Engel  F C to  E Ayres,  June  4,  It  75  b 52, 

°9  39  14,  3 y,  6% $900 

Enzenvach  A to  N A Mayer,  June  7,  It  6 It 

25  b 1,  Brand’t  add,  5 y.  8% $4000 

Flanders  C D to  People’s  B & L Assn, June 

7,  It  7,  Lister’s  sub.  10  38  14,  8% $100 

Fitzgerald  A to  P Keane,  May  1,  It  11  b 

91,  27  39  14,  3 y,  8% $250 

Fenlon  T to  M QuinnaD,  June  9,  It  2 b A, 

28  39  14,  1 y,  8% $1000 

Fritzmather  E and  C to  Lincoln  B & L 
Assn,  J une  7,  It  50  b 7.  Archer  add.  8 % 
$200 

Gibson  A E to  C R Eggleston,  May  1,  It  33 


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b 6,  Linden  Groye,  5 y,  7# ,$1725 

Hickey  E C to  E E Nichols,  It  19  b 45.  7 

39  14,  1 y,  7% $700 

Harvey  E A to  R F Kruse,  June  1,  Its  38 

and  39  b 3,  29  40  14,  1 y,  8% $1000 

Hansen  T to  P Popp.  June  11,  It  58  b 6,  36 

40  13.6  y 2# $1400 

Hewitt  J to  W Christie,  June  4,  pt  Its  5 to 

9 b 43,  ss  add,  3 y,  8% $1000 

Hoff  C F to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  J une  7,  It 

28  b 39,  21  39  14.  8% $1000 

KeiserPto  J Wagner,  June  5,  pt  Its  1 to  3 

b 8,  6 40  14.  1 y,  5% $ 

Klewer  G to  F Korff.  May  22,  It  31  b 6, 

Pierce’s  add,  3 y,  8%  ... . $250 

KrecKlan  j to  j Ringe,  June  15,  It  54  b 23, 

Sheffield’s  add,  2 y,  7% $200 

Lussem  j to  N W Harris  & Co,  June  15,  pt 

It  4 b 36,  17  39  14,  3 y,  8% $11,000 

Lansing  H F to  W H Gifford,  May  12,  w 

% e % n wJ4  32  36  15,  2 y $1700 

Lindgreu  O to  N Madden  & Co,  June  15,  It 

3 to  9,  etc,  28  37  11,  1 y,  8% $240 

Loos  A to  P Popp.  June  10,  It  29  b 3,  18 

39  14,  6 y,  2% $4500 

Lockerbie  W to  LaKe  View  B <fc  L Assn, 
June  1,  It  4 b 1 b 11,  Sheffield’s  add,  8% 

$2500 

Morgan  J H to  F Schrader,  June  8,  It  65  b 

20,  7 39  14,  2 y,  8% $450 

Morrison  D to  J Maxwell,  May  18,  It  31  It 
84,  etc,  Butterfield’s  add,  18  m,  8%.  . .,$150 
McRoy  H to  J P Willard,  Apl  2,  It  19  b 2 

Ridgewood,  5 y,  4$ $1200 

McLaughlin  M j to  C R Eggleston.  May  5, 
pt  b 1,  C & B sub  38  38  14.  5 y,  7%.  . $3380 
Mergenthaler  N to  A Jaegremann,  May  10, 

Its  14  and  15  b 16  25,  35  14,  mthly  8% 

$625 

Meehan  R to  Commonwealth  L & B Assn. 

May  28,  It  8 b 5,  32  38  15,  8% $800 

Moore  M to  People’s  B & L Assn,  June  7, 

It  17,  b 6,  36  40  13,  8% $200 

Marble  C to  Bankers  4MB4L  Assn, Apl 

1,  It  1 b 6,  12  39  12,  8% $5200 

Manning  M to  V Ailyer,  June  15,  It  44  b 5 

Stone’s  add,  2 y.  8% $6000 

Metchen  H L to  W Avery,  June  12.  It  15  b 

12,  La  Grange,  3 y,  7% $300 

Neal  j P to  W Foley,  June  15,  Its  33  and 

34  b 16,  S & G’s  add,  3 y,  8% $1000 

Nuinner  T S to  C H Hunsinger,  June  12. 

It  6 b 2,  12  39  12,  2 y,  8% $1000 

Nichols  J CtoCPB&L  Assn.  June  1.  It 

9 b 2 and  It  43  b 4,  16  38  14,  8$ *900 

Nelson  J to  J Arnold,  May  13,  Its  35  to  38 

b 14,  Avondale,  30ds,  6 % $420 

Olsen  L to  P Popp,  June  11,  It  54  b 6,  36 

40  13,  6 ]/2% $1700 

Puryear  L R to  Lake  Shore  B L & H Assn, 
June  14,  It  10  It  31  b 2,  34  39  14,  8%.  .$1400 
Pohnxe  L to  Home  M L Assn,  May  17,  pt 

It  5 b 17,  6 39  14,  5 1-5# $700 

Rosenbaum  L to  W North  Av  B L & H 
Assn,  May  19,  pt  Its  1 to  5 b 2,  1 39  13, 

5# 1 $400 


Rutherford  R to  People’s  B & L Assn, June 

7,  Its  14  and  15  b 2,  16  3823,  8% $1000 

Reck  N to  B Marshall,  May  8,  It  22  b 8,  6 

39  14,  4 y,  8i $ 

Russell  J to  J Russell,  June  1,  It  3 b 5,  24 

39  14,  5 y,  8% $1500 

Ruhin  O to  Safety  L & B Assn,  June  1,  Its 

48  to  50  b 30,  8 37  15,  8%- $1000 

Rand  E to  C A Dibble,  June  5,  n % It  5 b 

5,  Ogden  add,  5 y,  8% $1100 

Rumpenthal  L to  P Stevens,  June  15,  It  11 

b 2.  8 38  14,  2 y,  6# $125 

Schultz  C to  C F Hills,  June  9,  It  8 b 12.19 

39  14.  2 v,  8% $300 

Stiyle  T to  F MacVeigh  & Co.  June  10,  Its 

8 and  9 b 8,  6 39  14,  30  ds,  8# $2500 

Smith  C E to  M I Smith,  June  2,  pt  se  % 

sw  7 40  13,5  y,  8% $1(00 

Slattery  M to  A A Wood  Sept  1 ’85,  It  8,  4 

38  14,  4 y 7% $1,000 

Schonfeld  J A to  T Melhorn  June  7,  It  36 

b 1,  36  40  13,  2 y,  6# $700 

Saaby  F to  j N Young,  Mch  18,  It  7 b 3, 

Stevens’  add,  6# $75 

Segeler  P to  E Sorin,  June  10,  It  24  b 27. 

7 37  15,  18  m,  6# $200 

Smithwick  J to  P Keane,  June  7,  It  14  b 2, 

S&  G’s  add,  3 y,  8% $400 

Strassenburg  F to  A Wittbopp,  June  15,  It 

5 b 43,  21  39  14,  3 y,  6# $500 

Speed  j B to  j H S Quick,  Apl  13,  pt  Its  18 

and  19  b 123.  s s add,  2 y,  8% $25,000 

Trapp  G to  W C Goudy,  Apl  17,  It  372  b 1, 

etc,  29  40  14,  4 y,  8% $425 

Wilcox  M H to  N Corwith,  May  28,  It  3 It 

11,  etc.  3 18  14.  3 y,  8% $750 

Whidden  G F to  F A Goncher  July  1,  It  7 

It  1,  etc.  Union  Pk  2d  add  7 39  14, . . $ 

Wrisley  A B to  G H Heidemann,  June  14, 

It  9 b 104,  s s add,  5 y,  8% $3760 


OH  ATTEE  MORTGAGES. 

Alison  J M to  C J Shields,  June  10,  furn, 

140  Campbell  av,  6 m $187 

Alherton  E to  J Cullen,  June  8,  furn,  3426 

Halsted  st,  6 in $71 

Anderson  T to  Corper  & Nockin,  June  10, 

saloon,  $73 

Anderson  M to  S Richardson  June  10  furn 

190  w Madison  st  4 mos $80 

Andrews  C J to  C Williams,  June  4,  furn, 

628  Madison  st,  5 m $33 

Blair  G W to  W L DeWolf,  June  12,  house 

It  5 b 1,  Cleaverville  add $394 

Bowlin  W to  J Gray,  June  2,  bldg,  722 

Elston  av,  1 y $300 

Bissel  F Rto  J D Mackey,  June  14,  piano, 

4056  Lake  av,  3 m $87 

Beebe  D to  J D MacKey,  June  14,  furn, 

275  State  st $86 

Burke  J S and  W to  C Dennehy,  May  19, 

furn.  149  Halsted  st,  6 m $700 

Bates  A to  J D MacKey,  June  12,  furn, 

1161  Madison  st,  6 m $110 

Berg  C to  J Haas,  June  2,  furn,  242  Chest- 
nut st,  2 y $300 

Bales  E to  H Allport.  June, furn,  229  3d  av, 

monthly $500 

Bowers  W H to  BrunswicK  B-C  Co  June  11 

saloon  goods  177  Halsted  st  1 y 220 

Batterman  C to  H J Kaage,  Juue  10,  boil- 
er, etc,  349  North  av,  1 y $650 

Beck  J to  Bemis  & McAvoy  Brg  Co  May 
28,  saloon  2843  Wentworth  av  2 mos  $125 
Bondix  M to  J D Spear  June  11,  furn  893 

n ClarK  st  9 mos $63 

Bender  H C to  W L Cain  May  31,  furn  705 

Carroll  av  11  w $115 

Brown  J J to  E R Walker  June  9,  furn 

2932  Dearborn  st  Aug  22 $67 

BocKstahler  M to  P Schocnhofen  B Co, 
June  11,  saloon,  Lincoln  and  22d  sts 

$325 

Brand  J to  A Dunning,  June  9,  furn,  2530 

Butterfield  st.  2 m $57 

Botnan  G A to  J D Mackey,  June  11.  furn, 

3968  Archer  av,  6 m $68 

Beckwan  G to  J P Straub,  Apl  23,  saloon, 

241  w Chicago  av,  1 y $334 

Berg  T to  J B Siverston,  June  8,  machy, 
etc,  82  Fulton  st,  Mchl $1040 


Brainard  M R to  W N Alley,  June  10, furn, 

1724  Frederick  pi,  4 m $120 

Bohan  T to  J Cullen,  June  7,  furn.  418 

Halsted  st  1 y $131 

Babock  B F to  H M McIntosh  June  9, 

horse  etc  La  Grange  6 mos  $162 

Blythe  D W to  S Fobb  June  9,  furn,  LaKe 

1 y $448 

Clark  J to  J D Spear  June  9,  furn  1334 

Dupeyster  st  9 mos $130 

Camp  A B to  S S Mitchell  May  1,  furn,  2 

n Peoria  st  1 y $1076 

Custer  G G to  F E Blackman  June  9,  furn 

182  Morgan  st  4 mos $108 

Carter  M A to  C Babcock  June  8,  furn  575 

State  st  Sept  2 $75 

Cams  J to  P Schlenstadt,  Mch  4,  furn,  131 

w Monroe  st,  1 y $610 

Cummings  S H to  J D Mackey.  June  11. 

furn,  20  Campbell  av,  6 m $640 

Condon  J to  P Schoenhofen  B Co,  May  26, 

saloon,  136  w 12th  st,  1 y $40 

Chicago  Sun  Co  to  J a Sleeper  June  11, 
all  material  etc  ‘’Sun”  newspaper  334 

mos  $10,000 

Crane  E M to  M N Knowlton  June  11  furn 

and  piano, 6,  mos $249 

Carson  C to  C C Davis,  June  12,  furn  462 

Wabash  av  4 mos $300 

Crain  C E to  W A Rohen,  June  9,  furn,  — 

5 m $200 

Cardew  T H to  F B Orr,  May  21,  Market 

213  Webster  av,  wkly $236 

Crawford  W B to  M Richman,  June  9, 

furn,  33  Floreuce  av $96 

Chamberlain  S to  J D Spear,  June  l.furn. 

89  Madison  st,  3 m $56 

DeCampt  E to  J D Spear,  June  12,  furn, 

320  Center  av,  6 m $138 

Deneskey  B to  W N Alley,  Juue  10,  mar- 
ket. 1071  Van  Holm  st,  6 m $65 

Donahue  W to  F Hune  June  11.  billiard 

table  87  n Peoria  st  6 mos $95 

Doyle  M to  C Babcock  June  12  horses  etc, 

Hyde  Park  July  11 $66 

Duzar  J H to  ML  Pemberton  June  9. 

horses  etc,  Cheltenham $134 

Dorman  W A to  M L Pemberton,  June  11. 

horse,  etc,  944  21st  st,  3 m $62 

Dill  B to  L H Whitney  June  5,  furn  Hyde 

Park  3 mos $139 

Davis  J R to  M D Talcott  June  7,  furn  316 

State  st $170 

Doncysen  M to  J D Spear  May  25,  furn 

3811  State  st  6 mos $93 

Dickinson  F W to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  June 
5,  billiard  goods,  204  Van  Buren  st  15 

mos $500 

Ellington  C & E to  W N Alley,  June  10, 

furn,  82  251  h st.  6 m $83 

Ennis  J to  Brunswick-B-C  Co,  May  15, 
saloon  fittings,  51st  and  State  sts,  1 y$600 
Emley  M to  W N Alley,  June  14,  furn, 

1221  Wabash  av,  4 m $249 

Eldiidge  E L to  C H Hildreth  & Co,  June 

14,  furn.  1235  Michigan  av,  1 $69 

Emmiler  C to  PalmtsKe  & TucKer,  June  11, 

furn.  491  Paulina  st,  4 m $95 

Fimels  M E to  C Williams,  June  14,  furn, 

and  piano,  141  Clinton  pt,  5 m $60 

Foster  W E to  A E Alexander,  June  1. 

furn,  206  28th  st,  2 y $200 

Foot  J B to  G E Taft  July  1,  live  stocK. 

Norwood  Park,  6 m $872 

Fagerland  A to  G J Williams, June  9.  furn 

1459  Milwaukee  av,  6 m $186 

Frost  D to  J L Curtis,  June  I,  furn,  688 

Madison  st,  lOds $102 

French  C R to  E A Clark,  Apl  8,  furn,  484 

Armitage  av,  4m $61 

Ferguson  J R to  M P Biddlecom  June  7, 

piano  719  Gordon  st  7 m $62 

FraenKel  P to  A Sternheim,  June  12,  furn. 

345  North  av,  3 m $72 

French  M M to  W W Ohailes,  June  5,  furn, 

819  Austin  av,  6 m $125 

Fox  J to  J B Mackey,  June  10,  piano,  170 

Seminary  av,  6 m $132 

Fitchett  M to  S S Mitchell  Max  19,  furn 

142  Halsted  st  20  mos $217 

Finney  & Wagner  to  Brunswick  B-C  Co. 
May  24,  saloon  goods,  386  Dearborn  st 
8 mos $576 


Gosling  G N to  W K Kretsinger,  June  8, 

furn,  3650  Vincennes  av,  1 y $500 

Gilray  W J to  H A Pemberton  June  2. 

furn,  Cicero,  6 mos  $112 

Gordman  R to  H A Pemberton  June  11, 

furn  137  Blue  Island  av $65 

Goldsmith  S to  J D Spear  June  12,  furn 

308  Bissell  st  7 mos $130 

Gerolamy  H to  J W Lusk , furn  and 

piano  205  w Madison  st  2 mos $180 

Goodridge  G F to  Stark  Rros,.Jnne  9,  furn. 

471  Indiana  st,  6 $70 

Granquist  P to  W N Alley,  June  9,  furn, 

94  Chicago  av,  6 m $67 

Graham  H H to  M F Barry,  June  , tools, 

etc,  146  s Water  st,  1 y $4800 

Graefe  H to  A Schaffhauser,  June  14,  res- 
taurant. 64  w Madison  st.  4 m $ 66 

Holm  & Walton  to  J Cunningham.  Son  & 

Co,  June  1 1,  carriage,  etc,  1 y $6  25 

Hartzer  F’  to  C Williams,  June  16,  horses, 

etc,  911  37th  st $38 

Hale  H to  J H Flecker,  June  14,  carriage, 

et,c  — , 1 y $202 

Hunter  J to  J D Mackey,  June  14,  furn, 

3626  LaSalle  st,  6 m $68 

Hamilton  T M to  F S Gurney  June  14, 

□ furn  232  Ogden  av  Sept  26 $250 

Hall  J J to  L Hill  Juue  10,  furn  364  Camp- 
bell av  4 $500 

Hesselgren  to  F Macveigh,  June  10,  store, 

474  W Van  Buren  st,  4 m $250 

Hogan  J to  G J Williams,  June  10,  furn, 

702  Erie  st,  8 m $185 

Halvorsen  & Olson  to  same, June  9, horses, 

etc,  207  Austin  av,  5 m $180 

Hattgren  O to  A Walters,  June  5.  furn,  etc, 

378  Wabash  av,  34  m $1,700 

Hirsch  J M to  M E Page  & Co  June  14, 

furn  490  w Madison  st  3 m $2  65 

Hough  J toS  Richardson  June  11,  furn, 

275  Rush  st  4 mos $80 

Haas  C L to  H A Pemberton  J une  7,  furn 

112  Clark  st  4 mos $110 

Hicney  D E to  J HinKey,  June  11,  furn. 

679  Fulton  st.  6 m $62 

Helm  C A to  S Koehler.  June  8,  horse,  761 

Clybourne  av,  60  ds $165 

Henry  J C to  M R Bortree,  June  3,  furn, 

Madison  near  Oakley  st,  1 y $150 

Harding  R R to  J M Gamble  May  5,  furn 

306  Indiana  st  3 mos •• $817 

Hess  H C to  A Heck  May  27,  furn  — — , 

wkly ■ • $39 

Hervey  R to  A Sternheim  June  8,  office- 

fixtures  118  La  Salle  4 mos.... $400 

Herrman  M D to  H B Foss  May  29,  furn 

349^4  Washington  st  2 y $600 

Hayes  M C to  J H Ohlerking  horses  etc 

3221  Dearborn  st  3 mos $336 

Hoeehster  E to  G R Klingbull,  June  10, 
furn.  Madison  and  LaSalle  sts,  2 y,.$1200 
Holbrook  T to  W S Wharton,  May  19, 

house,  Evanston.  June  29 $133 

Johnson  O to  J D Spear  June  2,  furn, — -, 

6 mos $33 

Juul  J to  N Juul,  June  25.  grocery,  192  w 

Indiana  st,  demand $225 

Judson  W B to  C Babcock,  June  9,  furn, 

493  Van  Buren  st,  4 m $67 

Karns  G to  A Dunning,,  June  11,  furn,  238 

OaK  st,  2 $39 

Kester  T O to  W W Charles,  June  lO.furn, 

86  Sholto  st,  6 m $141 

Iilinkerfues  M to  M L Pemberton,  June 

10,  furn,  78  Whiting  st,  4 m $77 

King  J A to  M J Fuller,  June  9,  furn,  *** 

Van  Buren  st,  1 y $1000 

Knopf  AC  to  P A Niebergel,  June  10, 
horses,  etc,  Richland  Center.  2y  ... . $5,000 
Keewan  J to  Brunswick-B-C  Co,  June  11, 
billiard  goods,  2912  State  st,  5 m . . . . $54 
Kountze  J A to  B Axmann,  June  4,  furn, 

5 2 y $172 

Kamper  C A to  W N Alley, June  10, buggy, 

etc,  602  Lake  st,  2 m $115 

Kroeter  C to  C Henry  June  12,  horse  etc 

443  w Erie  st $100 

Knop  A and  C to  Bartholomae  & Leicht  B 
Co,  wagon,  horses,  etc,  169  Chicago  ?v_ 

3 m $200 

Kerwin  J to  A Schaffhauser,  June  11,  furn, 

20  n Sangamon  st,  4 m $ 46 

Kane  W to  W O’Mara,  June  16,  horse,  etc, 

$500 

Kupfer  M to  C Passow,  June  5,  pool  table. 

etc,  213  w Randolph  st,  11  m $120 

Leinecke  A J to  W ZackmanJune  11,  furn 

Jefferson  5 m $99 

Lohler  H to  F Hoffman  May  31,  horse 

wagon  etc,  823  n Wood  st  6 mos $150 

LaPorte  R F C to  G B Christie,  June  10,  __ 

furn,  2727  State  st,  6 $75 

Minton  H to  J B Mackey,  June  10,  furn, 

733  Erie  st,  6 $130 

Martel  F to  W N Alley,  June  11,  piano. 
389  Blue  Island  av,  5 m $93 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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Main  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard.  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 

CHICAGO. 


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CHICAGO. 

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D.  Cutleb.  T.  S.  White.  h.  SI  Boioe. 

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Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

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and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


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Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

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Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Millwaukee,  Wiy. — A structure  designed  by  Mr.  Beman, 
of  Chicago,  is  the  office  building  for  the  Northwestern 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  at  Milwaukee,  which  is  now  ap- 
proaching completion.  It  is  a six-story  basement  and  sub- 
basement structure,  with  a frontage  of  180  fest  on  Broad- 
way and  120  feet  on  Michigan.  The  exterior  treatment  is  : 
basement  story  of  Fox  Island  granite,  first  story  of  Hallo- 
well  granite,  upper  stories  of  Bedford  stone.  The  charac- 
teristic feature  of  the  interior  is  the  inclosed  court,  40x50 
feet,  around  which  run  the  corridors.  The  court  is  archi- 
tecturally treated  in  the  round-arch  style,  which  prevails 
throughoui.  A feature  of  the  building  is  the  richly  carved 
Broadway  entrance,  leading  into  the  vaulted  and  wainscoted 
vestibule,  treated  in  polished  marbles.  The  interior  is 
finished  in  hard  woods.  It  will  cost  $500,000. 

Rosalie  Court,  III. — S.  S.  Beman,  architect,  is  now 
preparing  plans  for  a club  house  to  be  erected  here. 

Pullman,  III. — A Catholic  church  will  be  erected  for 
Father  Waldron;  at  South  Bend,  Ind.,  a Baptist  church  is  to 
be  erected.  S.  S.  Bemen.  of  Chicago,  holds  the  plans  for 
both,  and  also  reports  plans  of  the  Town  of  Ivorydale,  now 
building;'  on  the  old  Ludlow  farm,  some  seven  miles  out 
from  Cincinnati.  It  is  a picturesque  little  place,  and 
Proctor  & Gamble  are  erectiag  it.  The  material  used  for 
the  exteriors  is  stone  with  brick  trimmings.  There  are 
thirty  buildings  for  manufacturing  purposss,  50x150  feet, 
and  one  50x450.  The  chimney  stack,  which  is  the  highest 
save  one  in  the  United  States,  is  the  most  architectural  in 
treatment  of  any  in  the  world.  Two  hundred  and  fifty 
dwellings  for  workmen  are  to  be  built,  and  a church  anil 
school  house.  The  office  building  will  contain  library, 
reading-rooms,  lecture  hall,  etc. 

KJwaunee,  III. — The  First  Congregational  church  of 


LARRABEE  & NORTH, 

DEALERS  IN 

S'U'ILDEK.’S  hardware 

Engineer’s  and  Surveyor’s  Instruments. 

No.  19  i State  Street, 

Palmer  House  Block. 


A.  A.  CUDELL. 


A.  A.  LEHMANN. 


CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

FINE  CABINET  WORK. 

Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a Specialty. 

factory:  ) 

22  Sc  24  South  Jefferson  St,  r CHICAGO. 

City  Office:— Rooms  21  and  22,  226  & 228  La  Salle  St. 


this  town  will  build  an  edifice,  at  a cost  of  $20,000.  It  will 
be  built  of  pressed  brick,  stained  glass,  etc.  It  will  require 
upholstery,  carpets  and  steam  heat.  Rev.  A.  N.  Hitchcock 
is  the  pastor.  Contracts  not  lot. 

Oskaloosa,  Iowa. — A school  house,  costing  $5,000,  will 
be  commerced  soon.  It  will  have  furnace  heat.  Contracts 
not  let. 

Toledo  CiTY,  Iowa. — J.  A.  Merritt,  secretary,  will  re- 
ceive sealed  proposals  up  to  June  27  for  the  furnishig  and 
putting  a steam  heating  apparatus  in  the  school  building 
in  this  town. 

Green  County,  Ohio. — W.  R.  Baker,  county  auditor,  will 
receive  sealed  proposals  until  June  21  for  building  four 
iron  bridges.Jspan  72x220  feet. 

Akron,  Ohio. — Architects  Bauman  & Lots,  58  Metropol- 
itan block,  Chicago,  are  making  plans  of  an  elevator  to  be 
built  in  this  town  for  the  Schumacher  Milling  Co.,  to 
replace  the  one  destroyed!  It  will  have  a capacity  of  100,- 
000  bushels,  and  will  be  52x90  ft.  in  size  and  119  ft.  high, 
and  built  of  frame  with  stone  foundation  and  iron  work. 

Anderson,  Ind. — An  orphan  asylum,  costing  $4,000,  is 
to  be  soon  erected.  It  will  be  2-stories,  brick  veneered, 
and  contain  b(  iler,  fire  escapes,  furnace,  marble  and  wood 
m intels,  pnmj  s,  furniture,  etc.  I.  T.  Thompson  architect. 
Dunham  & Son  contractors. 

Stanton  Mioh — Big  Rapids  has  voted  to  build  a new  $8 
000  brick  school  house. 

Elk  Point  Dak — Can  secure  the  location  of  a Catholic 
gchool  for  a bonus  of  $2,000. 

Garden  City  Kan — The  U.  B.  Society  are  about  to  erect 
a fine  church  edifice  28x44,  of  brick  and  stone. 

Peabody  Kan — Contemplates  building  an  opera  house. 

Wichita  Kan — The  W.  C.  T.  U.  will  erect  a suitable  bl’dg 
cor  So.  Market  and  Williams  sts. 

Coon  Rapids  Iowa — Will  build  a new  school  house  48x52, 
to  cost  $4,000. 


F-  HUE.  CLARKE 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

ROOM  4,  CHICAGO. 

Real  estate  bought  ana  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  n 
real  estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collec.ed  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate  t^ancao** 
ted. 


Cooperstown  Dak— C C Brown  of  MaYvill  e intends  bmld 
ing  handsome  brick  block. 

Waynesville  III— The  M.  E.  Society  will  erect  new 
church  32x50. 

Eagan  Dak— Electors  have  voted  to  build  a $5,000  school 
house. 

Long  Prairie  Minn — Mr.  Hartung  is  digging  his  cellar 
and  putting  in  foundation  for  his  new  brick  house  and  barn 
north  of  Powell’s  opera  house. 

St.  Peter  Minn— Will  erect  new  city  hall.  $5,000  having 
been  appropriated  for  that  purpose. 

Lake  Forest  III — Contract  for  building  new  church  has 
been  let  to  P.  C.  Healy. 

St  Peter  Minn. — Excavating  for  a new  bank  building  is 
about  completed. 

Ashland  Wis — A new  and  elegant  brick  Roman  Catho- 
lic church  is  being  erected  cor  Cass  Av.  and  Fourth  st. 

Wakefield  Neb — Thomsen  & Nelsen  will  in  a short  time 
begin  the  erection  of  a brick  block  25x80.  The  front  half  of 
the  structure  will  be  used  as  a hardware  store  and  the  rear 
as  a warehouse  for  machinery. 

Fort  Scott  Kan — The  Gulf  road  has  let  the  contract  for 
a $40,000  depot,  work  on  which  will  be  commenced  at  once. 
It  will  be  built  of  brick,  in  the  latest  style  of  architecture, 
with  all  facilities  for  the  accomodation  of  the  public  includ- 
ing a dining-room. 

Hastings  Neb. — Sealed  proposals  received  at  farm  of  W. 
H.  Waldron  southwest  of  Hastings,  up  to  12  o’clock  June  26, 
for  erection  of  Town  hall  in  Denver  tp.  to  be  completed  Sept 
1st  ’86.  Plans  etc.  to  be  seen  at  above  mentioned  place.  By 
order  of  Township  Board. 


REPORT  OF  NEW  BTTII_.DI3>T  G-S  -A.  1ST  ID  BUILDINGS  TO  BE  ERECTED, 

In  advance  of  Permits  for  the  week  ending  June  19,  1886. 


OWNER. 


WolfgaDg  Sporlein 
Studebaker  Bros... 

C W Brega 

Mrs  M B Lawrence. 
N S Jones 


F Sistek 

F C Konning 

M lenderski.- 

C E Isham 

S S Beman 

D F Anderson 

FBartels 

E G Uihlein 

Bemory,  I.itks  & Smith. 

Henry  Sweet 

F Conrad 

C Christiansen 

Jno  Blaha 

J Conley 

C Spitz 

F C Tuuler 

W J Moxley 

Har  rison 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


Store  building 

Mercantile  building 

Residence ... 

Residence 

Residence 


Store  and  flats 

Flat  building 

Residence 

Residence 

Residence 

4 Residences 

Residence 

Store  and  dwelling 

3 Residences 

35  dwellings 

Stores  and  flats 

Residence 

Flat  building 

Stores  and  flats 


2 stores  and  flats. 

Dwelling 

3 dwellings 


SIZE. 

LOCATION. 

COST 

25x90 

189  Fifth  av 

$25000 

Michigan  av  on  Lake  front 

300  “ 

47x69 

Michigan  av  and  28th  fit 

45  44 

45x60 

Lake  Shore  drive  and  Scott  st. . .. 

35  44 

67x54 

45x20 

Lake  Shore  drive  & Belleview  PI 

100  “ 

5 M 

22x52 

210  W Ohio  st 

4500 

21x68 

559  Noble  st 

5 “ 

50x70 

Tower  Place  and  Chicago  av 

35  “ 

80x34 

863-69  Girard  st 

10  “ 

24x53 

530  Ashland  av 

4 “ 

25x75 

28  Division  st 

14  4* 

55x78 

Calumet  av  and  30th  st 

14  44 

360x69 

Rosebud  st 

64  44 

50x74 

Halsted  st,  south  of  33d  st 

10  “ 

23x13 

85  Huron  st 

7 41 

24x80 

653  18th  st 

6 “ 

51x42 

169  Desplaines  st 

4 M 

255x  78 

Archer  av  and  30th  st 

7 “ 

44x80  | 

1010  Milwaukee  av 

16  “ 

25x52 

Congress,  near  Loomis  st 

10  14 



Wabash  a$  aud  33d  st 

18  41 

ARCHITECT  or  BUILDER. 


DESCRIPTION. 


I Furst  & Rudolph,  106  5th  av St  Louis  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone 

I S S Beman,  519  Pullman  bld’g Syenite  granite  and  buff  Bedford  stone. 

S S Beman,  519  Pullman  bld’g I Blue  Bedford  stone  and  red  slate  roof 

S S Beman,  519  Pullman  bld’g ..  j Pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

! S S Beman,  519  Pullman  bld’g Buff  Bedford  stone. 


Jno  Krivanek,  646  18th  st 

H Rasmusseu  (contractor)  239  May  st. 

Win  Ohlhaber,  876  Milwaukee  av 

S S Beman,  519  Pullman  bld’g 

S S Beman,  519  Pullman  bld’g 

F Steers  [contractor],  1289  Wilcox  av. 


Gottfried  Thiele,  700  Milwaukee  av. 
Jos  Frank,  205  25th  PI 


F C Layer,  624  18th  st 

G W Williamson,  159  LaSalle  st. 

Jos  Frank,  205  25th  PI . 

t'Chaub  & Berlin,  Ashland  blk. . . 

J J Donnellan,  Mailer’s  bld’g 

W A Furber,  Mailer’s  bld’g 


And.  pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 
Brick  and  St.  Louis  pressed  brick. 

St.  Louis  pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 
Red  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

Pink  Georgia  marble  trimmings. 

Brick  and  And.  pressed  brick. 

Brick  and  Indiana  pressed  brick. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick,  pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  pressed  brick. 

And.  pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

And.  pressed  brick  and  stone. 

And.  pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 
Brick  and  pressed  brick. 

Pressed  biick,  and  stone. 

Brick  and  rock-face  Conn,  brown  stone. 
Brick,  slate  and  Artesian  well  stone 


Hardwood 


9 1 1 m hp  l'  hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood,  | established  1853.  incorporate 

LUIIIUCl  AND  all  kinds  of HOLBROOK  CO. 


AM> 


Timber. 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 

^“Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
W arehouse  Buiklers  furnished  to  order. 


Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAG 

South  Branch  Chicago  River.  | Telephone  No,  8213, 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JUNE  19.  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  most  marked  feature  of  the  market 
for  the  past  week  was  the  limited  number  of 
transactions  within  the  city  limits;  they 
were  also  small  in  consideration  except  the 
sales  made  to  J.  P Neal  for  the  Wisconsin 
R.  R.  Co.  The  sale  on  the  corner  of  market 
and  Lake  sts  for  $325,000  was  made  the  last 
wees  in  May,  but  recorded  during  the  week 
just  closed.  The  sale  on  Clark  st  just  south 
of  Yan  Buren  for  $45,000  and  another  on 


Cottage  Grove  av  for  $27,000  and  still  an 
other  on  Sheffield  av  for  $22,000,  relieved 
the  monotony  somewhat.  Under  the  head  of 
agreements  will  be  found  a sale  in  the  origi- 
nal town  of  Chicago,  for  $32,500  by  L. 
Hodges  to  C.  L . Jenks  and  one  in  section 
19  39  14,  for  $19,300  by  E.  C.  Waller  to  J. 
Y.  Macomb. 

A sale  on  Grove  st  in  Evanston  for  $25- 
ObO  by  Z.  S.  Holbrook  to  Newell  Matson  was 
the  largest  recorded  north  of  the  city. 

The  long  lists  of  mortgages,  trust  deeds 
and  chattle  mortgages  are  not  indicative  of 
prosperity  although  many  building  loans 
are  included  under  the  first  two  heads;  and 
many  of  these  are  for  very  small  amounts. 

There  is  not  so  much  depression  but  a 
quiet  in  business  seems  to  prevail  not  only 
in  real  estate  operations,  but  also  in  mer- 
cantile branches.  Building  certainly  holds 
out  well  considering  the  back-set  given  by 
the  strikes. 


The  following  is  the  report  of  the  Abstract 
Department  of  Cook  County  under  the 
management  of  Wiley  S.  Scribner,  Record- 
er. 

Receipts,  6 moa.  ending  May  31,  ’86 $15,343 

Disbursements 12,631.43.14 


Salary  ot  Recorder 5U0.GU 

Balance $2‘211. 69 


The  report  shows  an  increase  in  the 
amount  of  business  transacted  and  in  the 
balance  due  the  county. 

This  increase  is  specially  noteworthy 
when  there  is  taKen  into  consideration  all 
the  abuse  and  persecution  which  the  De- 
partment received  from  the  newspapers  a 
few  months  ago. 


A few  weeks  ago  the  Knights  of  labor 
started  out  to  inaugurate  universal  prosper- 
ity. They  wanted  worKingmen  to  secure  big 
pay  for  short  hours,  brisk  trade  all  over  the 
land,  easy  money,  flush  times,  wholesale 
happiness  and  plenty  and  they  went  to  work 
to  get  it,  They  proposed  to  do  away  with 
poverty,  hard  times,  profitless  railroads, 
pinched  households;  and  to  produce  instead, 
general  wealth,  profitable  business,  and  the 
very  livliest  season  of  rapid  money  making 
ever  known,  even  in  this  country  of  frequent 
periods  of  unusual  apd  abnormal  activity. 
This  was  not  all.  They  proposed  to  make 
the  manufacturer  prosperous  by  limiting  as 
they  said,  production  and  thus  increasing 
the  demand,  and  making  better  prices. 
Happy  Knights!  What  a blessed  ambition! 
Who  would  not  have  lauded  your  aspira- 
tions, however  impracticable  they  might 
have  deemed  them,  as  they  saw  you  set  forth 
in  your  chosen  work? 

The  Knights  of  Labor  took  most  original 
methods  of  securing  this  wholesale  prosper- 
ity and  all  embracing  happiness’  They  in- 
augurated strikes  in  hundreds  of  mills.  They 
tied  up  street  railways  in  half  a dozen  cities. 
They  coolly  demanded  that  they  should  be 
allowed  to  tell  their  employers  who  to  em- 
ploy, who  to  discharge  and  what  wages  to 
pay.  They  stopped  all  the  freight  traffic  on 
Great  Western  Trunk  Lines,  they  killed  of- 
fiicers  at  Fort  Worth,  threw  bombs  among 
the  police  at  Chicago,  set  fire  to  depots, 
broke  the  machinery  of  engines,  threatened 
the  lives  of  their  employers,  and  chose  An- 
archists from  Europe  for  their  leaders. 


They  “boycotted”  men  and  women,  and  tried 
to  starve  them;  chased  and  assaulted  work- 
men who  wanted  a chance  to  earn  their 
daily  bread  and  carried  the  accursed  red 
flags  of  the  Communists  in  their  riotous  pro- 
cessions in  the  cities  of  the  west.  They  dis- 
graced themselves  branded  their  families 
with  infamy,  and  at  last  were  compelled  to 
acknowledge  the  power  of  the  law,  and  stop 
in  their  infamous  cs.reer  of  crime.  We  all 
know  the  results  of  their  efforts.  They  did- 
not  bring  universal  prosperity  flush  times, 
high  wages,  brisk  trade,  profitable  employ- 
ment for  capital;  but  instead,  a wholesale 
business  demoralization.  They  killed  the 
building  industry,  for  the  time  being  and 
thereby  caused  brick-yards  and  planing 
mills  by  the  score  to  reduce  their  forces  of 
hands  or  shut  down.  They  knocked  the 
spring  trade  in  the  head  all  over  the  coun- 
try, so  that  merchants  and  jobbers  are  in 
tight  financial  position,  and  manufacturers 
can  see  nothing  but  disaster  ahead.  They 
prevented  the  railroads  from  earning  divi- 
dends, they  put  a check  to  new  enterprises, 
and  most  effectually  put  a stop  to  the  com- 
ing of  business  prosperity,  for  this  season 
at  least.  They  have  thrown  thousands  of 
hands  out  of  employment,  and  made  many 
a family  hungry,  and  they  have  involved 
themselves  in  the  general  misery  they  have 
brought  upon  others. 

A large  porton  of  the  workmen  of  this 
country  have  just  finished  a very  foolish  ex- 
periment. They  have  been  trying  to  dictate 
to  their  employers.  Not  alone  as  to  what 
wages  should  be  paid,  although  their  “walk- 
ing delegates”  have  almost  walked  their  feet 
off,  and  their  “arbitration  committees”  have 
talked  themselves  hoarse  on  this  particular 
subject,  but  as  to  the  number  of  hours  they 
should  work,  and  who  should  be  employed 
and  who  should  not.  They  attempted  to 
force  those  who  employed  them,  in  many 
instances,  into  iron-clad  written  agreements 
guaranteeing  certain  wages  for  a certain 
period  of  time,  and  stating  the  terms  upon 
which  employers  might  discharge  men, 
with  the  consent  of  the  “committee.”  What 
are  the  results  of  this  idiotic  experiment? 
The  eight  hour  movement  is  a failure,  for 
employers  cannot  pay  for  ten  hours’  work 
and  obtain  only  eight,  as  some  of  the  more 
complaisant  ones  have  found  out  to  their 
cost.  Many  of  the  strikers  have  seen  their 
places  filled  by  others  who  were  willing  to 
do  an  honest  day’s  work  for  an  honest  day’s 
wages.  A large  portion  of  the  savings  of 
the  working  classes  are  gone,  eaten  up  in 
weeks  or  months  of  idleness.  The  laboring 
classes  have  lost  the  confidence  of  the  peo- 
ple, and  what  is  more  bitter  ju«t  now  to 
them,  they  have  lost  prestige  ; for  they  have 
come  out  at  the  small  end  of  the  horn. 
Between  April  24  and  May  14  the  strikers 
in  the  country  numbered  250,000.  On  May 
12  the  tota'  number  did  not  exceed  80,000, 
and  on  May  20  there  was  less  than  50,000. 
Below  is  an  estimate,  from  the  most  recent 
statistics,  of  the  losses  caused  by  the  recent 
strikes  : 

New 

City.  Wages.  Current  Business 

Business.  Stopped. 

N.  Y.  City $300,  00 $300,000 $2,00(1,000 

Philadelphia....  60,000 50,000 5.000,000 

Smaller  Pa  cities  70,000 50,000 

Detroit,  Mich.. . 97.000 25,000 850,000 

Cincinnati 375,000 300,000 1,000,000 

Milwaukee 460,000 200,000 4,000,000 

N.  E cities 275,000 6,00U,000 

St.  Louis 75,000 

Troy.  N.  Y 75,000 15", 000 

Washington, DC.  54,000 2,000,000 

Indianapolis....  2,U00 — 

Pittsburg 30,000 75,000 300,000 

Louisville,  Ky..  23,000 5,000 500,000 

Coal  strikes 200,000 500,000.  .Indeterm’te 

Chicago 700,000 700,000 3,000,000 


Totals  $2,802,000  $2,105,000  $24,8u0,000 


Sew  Business  Birectory. 

R.  R.  Donnelley  & Sons  have  just  issued 
their  Directory  of  Architects,  Contractors 
and  Material  Dealers  doing  business  in  Chi- 
cago. This  issue  is  the  second  one  issued 
by  this  firm,  and  is  meeting  with  universal 
favor  among  all  classes  of  business  men. 
The  arrangement  and  classification  are  the 
best  we  have  ever  seen.  The  demand  for 
this  book  is  increasing  daily  and  it  is  in  re- 
quest throughout  all  parts  of  the  country 
tributary  to  Chicago  and  among  all  persons 
who  seek  the  trade  of  this  city.  We  are  in 
receipt  of  a copy  of  the  book  and  hereby 
return  our  thanks  for  the  same.  Real  estate 
men  and  bankers  will  find  it  useful.  Archi- 
tects should  have  it  by  all  means. 


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beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY7  Pianos,  the  incompar- 
able ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  ns  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 

Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


203  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


USTo  170  Dearborn  Street,  OL.ioa.go. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 

Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  fron  t o 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

[^“Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


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1 year,  $36. 

Two  squares,  1 month,  $6;  3 months,  $17;  6 months. 
$32;  1 year.  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 months. 
$45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 months 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 months. 
$150. 

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able, and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  the 
front  page. 

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Great  Britain $5  00 

Germany.  France  Austria  etc $5  00 


II  Altl>  W OOO-liKV  — Y A 1U»  UKICKS 

(Retail.) 


WHITEWOOD. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 


Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing 


House  Drainage, 


Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St., 

(fibst  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 


TELEPHONE  7U77. 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 


STONE. 

Pier  and  footing  stone,  8 in.,  per  sq.  ft. . . .18 

“ “ “ 10  “ “ .20 

“ “ “ 12  “ “ ..  .22 

Kublestone,  cord,  100  ft.  13,000  lbs  in  yd,  8.00to  8.5o 

Curbing,  per  lineal  font,  delivered .55 

Malone  B.  S.  flagging,  on  car,  3 inches. ..  .24 

“ 4 “ ...  .28 

“ bui'.ding  stone,  per  cube 50to  .60 

Maxwell  & Co.  3 inch  flagging,  on  cars. ..  .22 

..  ..  4 » " “ ...  .26 

“ “ building  stone 50to  .56 

LIME. 

Chicago  lime,  in  bulk 60to  .70 

Wisconsin 60to  .90 

Slate  (finishing) 8oto  .9u 

Plaster  of  Paris  (calcined) 1 ,8uto  2.00 

Plaster  (casting) 1.65to  1.75 

HAIR. 

Cattle  hair,  per  bush 25to  .30 

Goat  " “ 25  to  .30 

Sand,  per  load 1.25to  1.50 

MORTAR. 

Walpole  mortar  black,  per  lb,  in  bbls .0414 

Peerless  mortar  color*,  black .04(4 

“ “ *'  red .04*4 

BRICK. 

Anderson  pressed 18.00to29. 

Common 8.50to  9 50 

St.  Loais  pre-sed 27. 

Purington  Kimball 16.00to26] 

Indiana  (W.  E.  Hinchclifl  & Co.)  16.00to22. 

Philadelphia  pressed 45.00to4s! 

Milwaukee  pressed  25. 

Tiffany  pressed 22.00to30. 

Trenton 40 

Zanesville  (Harris  Bros.) 29 ! 

Perth  Amboy,  buff 50. 

“ “ mottled so’ 

Anderson  moulded 60.00to300. 

St.  Louis  “ 50.00to  75. 

Indiana  “ 25.00to  50. 

Zanesville  “ 75.00to600. 

Enameled  brick  80.00tol00. 

Firebrick  25.00to  50. 

Hollow  brick 15. 

Hollow  porous  terra  cotta  brick 45  \ 

PAINT.  DRY.  OIL. 

White  lead  [Am.]  per  lb 

Zinc, white  [Am. J .08  .12 

Red  Venetian 02-.06  '12 

Red  Vermillion 20-.40  50-1.00 

Red  Indian  English 12  .22 

Yellow  ochre  02  .15 

Yellow  chrome 18  .25 

Green  chrome .12  .20 

Paris  green 20  .35 

Blue  ultramarine 16  .35 

Lamp  black 08  !so 

Putty 03 

Whiting  [dry] 01  .02 

Burnt  sieunu 09  .19 

Burnt  umber  07  [ig 


Common  1st,  1 in. 


Cull 


1 to  4 in  

Wagon  stock. 


ASH. 


Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . . 
Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 


$38.00@40. 

30.00 

35. 

35. 

26. 

30. 

23. 

28. 

20. 

22. 

22. 

25. 

12. 

15. 

$35.00@40. 

40. 

55.00  @60. 

45.00@ 

35.00@  45.00 

50.00@ 

ORR  & LOCKETT, 


Dealers  in 


OAK. 

Clear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35. 

Common 22. 

Timber 25. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in,  clear 


@38. 

@25. 

@28. 


dressed  and  matched 

. 35.00@45. 

Quartered 

. 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 

. 30.  35. 

Common 

. 25. 

OHERBY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 

. 85.00@90. 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in 

. $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 

. 50.00  @55, 

HICKORY. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in 

. $45.00@50. 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 

75 

3)4x4^. 
4x5  . . 
4x6 . . . 
4^x6. 
5x6 .. . 


1.00@ 

1.50 

1.75 

1.75 


1.00 

1.25 


BLACK  WALNUT. 


Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  60. 

Select,  ^xlO  in.  and  over...  75. 

10  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m.  125.00 

Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

7 

3x3 19 


MAPLF. 

Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 
dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


Basswood,  1st $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25. 

Gray  elm 20. 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35. 

Sycamore 25. 

Chestnut 50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18. 


@40. 


@40. 


YELLOW  PINE. 


These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  O.  B„ 
Chicago. 


DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls 15 


BEADED  CEILING  4 OB  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28. 


WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 


STEP  PLANK. 


1st  and  2d  clear  1%,  1 and 

2 in $35. 

Common 27. 


FINISHING. 

1st  and  2d  clear $32.00 


Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

1 uF  EVERY  DLLCRIPTLON, 

184  &186  CLARK  ST.,  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 


We  Make  a specialty  of 


Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 


And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  W@  are  SOlG  Chicago 
Agents  f°r  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 
Perfection  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works. 


POULSON  & ECER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cars 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  No.  209. 


ALL  THE  NEWEST  DESIGNS  IN 


Wall  Paper  and  Decorations  arriving  Daily 


FROM  LEADING  FACTORIES  IN  AMERICA  AND  EUROPE. 

ESP  Prices  the  Lowest.  Special  inducements  to  Real  Estate  Owners  and  Agents. 

The  Largest  and  most  Complete  Stock  in  America. 

R.  T.  MARTIN  COMPANY,  265  & 267  STATE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 


H.  Gh  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


KNISELY  & MILLER 


129  & 131  SOUTH  CLIXTON  ST., 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 


Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC.  I( 

S-0-K.-E-E-3ST-S 


b itikrrs  raieut  Metallic*  !*»nin ^ie». 

We  can  furnish  them  in  Painted  Tin.  Galvanized  Tin 
d Copper.  We  shall  carry  a large  stock  to  enable  us  to 
orders  promptly.  We  have  taken  hold  of  this  shingle 
n ause  we  believe  it  the  best  one  we  have  seen.  Circu- 
and  prices  furnished  on  application. 


For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  6ort,  we  will  be 
plaesed  to  furnish  you  estima 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


GASOLINE] 

fafefl 


PHILADELPHIA.  Al, 

N.Y&N.J.G.G.Lt.Co.LtdN 

Nd.IPARK  place. 

NEW  YORK. 


Factory  Lamps 

GUILDERS  OF 

PAS  Z, 

AA/ATER 
l ^A/QRJ\S. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— CAR  COTS— DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch {47  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1)4  and  1%  inches  45  00 

3d  clear,  1)4,  114  and  2 inches 42  00 

A select,  1*4  and  1%  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches 41  00 

B select,  114,  1)4  and  2 Inches 30  00@32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together . 25  00 

2x4  B,  select  21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30'00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 47  oo 

3d  clear 41  oo 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select.  25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward  24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C 32  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

“ “ 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet ] ] g qo 

16  feet ] 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B ! 43  00 

c 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch 35  00 

B 33  00 

, 25  00 

B ' 29  00 

c 25  00 

No  1 Fencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

16  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch ] 20  00 

B,  6-mch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

® 35  DO 

c *37  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 40  00 

A siding  strips 38  yo 

A flooring  strips 33  qq 

B ,1  32  00 

0 71  77  23  00 

BEADED  CEILING TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 23  00 

A,  % -inch,  4 and  6-inch ] 21  50 

B 20  50 

0 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  94 -inch.  6 inch ' ] . ] 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch ......  30  on 

B,  94  insh  , 6ireh ......  32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

„ c.  ■•••. 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  ‘ D’ 10  50 

% -inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calciirining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 
Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 
For  Sale.  Chicago. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  Sc  54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  ? 108  & 110  Dearborn 


Room  7. 


St.,  - Chicago. 


THE  PORTLAND  BLOCK 

Barber  Slrop 
IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 
HIGH  CHARACTER  OF  THE  SURROUNDINGS 


Reasonable  Prices  and  Extra  Good  Work 
Constitute  our  Capital. 

No.  72  Washington  Street, 


Chicago. 


JULIES  A.  CILISKE, 


- Proprietor 


ALLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Itooms  15-17.  OO  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 


J,  P.  BOWES. 


G.  B.  CRUICK8HANK. 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 S4  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  l ake  Office,  51st  St  Find  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


? 

W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  E ST  AT  E, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


WM.  I.EA«iJE  & CO., 

Heal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  HOOFING-  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


SEWING  MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


PERFECTS  A T/SFACTlOh 


Hew  Home  Seiini  Machine  Co. 

— ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N,  Y.  Chicago,  111.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasor  ably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


TULLY  & KEATINC, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

161  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO,  ILL,. 


J.  M.  Secrist. 

& CO. 


O.  M.  Wells. 

O.  M.  WELLS 

REAL  ESTATE, 

163  LaSalle  St,.  Room  1?,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


WILLIAM  LUMLEY , 


194  LaSalle  St., 

BANK, 

AND 

Furniture 

i * t,  4 -« 

1 ‘jSS 


Chicago,  111. 

STORE 

OFFIC  E 

and  Fittings 


Lare'e  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  foot 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  60 

Common  1%  and  IV? -inch 13  00 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  teet 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  60 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  aDd  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  bide,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTEN8. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 (% 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

VA  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2^-inch 00  60 

214-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOAD8. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A *. 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 11  00<S)16  00 

2x8,  „ „ 11  00(^14  50 

2x10,  „ „ 11  00@16  00 

2x12,  „ 11  (IG«07  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAB  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 “ “ “ “ 14 

6 “ “ “ “ 18 

7 “ “ “ “ 23 

8 “ “ “ “ 33 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 43 

8 inch,  sawed  %.  7 feet 794 

9 to  11,  “ 14,  7 feet 11 

514  inch,  “ 14,  1 feet 7*4 

6 “ “ V- , 7 feet 9 

7 “ “ 14,  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ 14,  7 feet 16 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 


Chjeago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in $24  00@26  00 

114  in.  and  over 25  00  27  00 

Common 17  10 

Cull 11  00  13  10 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  114  in 23  00  25  OO 

Thicker 25  00  27  00 

Cull 8 00  10  60 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

Clear 26  00 

Common 16  00  17  00 

Cull 8 OO 

Timbers 17  00  19  00 

Quarter-sawed 38  00 

HED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 24  00  25  00 

Common 15  00  16  00 

Cull 10  00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  25  00  30  00 

Axles 30  00 

Cull 10  00 

Reaches 25  00  27  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d.  1 in 65  00  75  00 

Thicker 70  1 0 80  00 

Common 45  00  50  00 

Cull 25  00  30  GO 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50  00 

154*1)4  & 2x2 25  00  35  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  * 2d,  in 70  00  75  00 

Thick 30  00  85  00 

Common 35  00  40  00 

Cull lc  00  15  00 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

1st  & 2d 32  50  35  00 

1st  & 2d,  1)4  in  and  up 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Cull 6 00  10  00 

Log  run  13  no  15  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

Clear 20  no  21  00 

Common 12  OO  14  (10 

Cull 5 00  7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

Clear 2n  no 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 00  6 00 

Log  Run 14  00  15  00 

BIRCH 

1st  * 2d 24  00  27  00 

Common  and  better 22  00 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00  17  00 

Cull 8 to 

SYCAMORE. 

Good 15  00 

Quarter-sawed.  1st*  2d 23  00  25  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00  15  ( 0 

Cull 

Log  Run 12  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling.. ..  2?  00  24  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 19  00  20  00 

1st  * 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  29  00 

CYPKESS. 

1st  & 2d 80  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD’ 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 44  50 

“ “ rough - 42  50 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 90 

Fancy  butt 4 60 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


JOHN  NORTHEN 

“The  Practical  Furnace  Man.” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Seutohs,  Nobthen  & Oo. 

MANUFACTURER  AND  DEALER  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER.” 

The  Hackett  Patent  Orates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  sts. 


Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 

Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  In  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  ail  Tastes  and  Designs. 

218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 

The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and.  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
Dwellings. 


OFFICE, 

59  & 61  Lake  St. 


SALESROOM  AND 
CHICACO.  FACTORY, 

227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


-A.2SnD- 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wabash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

GHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston.  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  3f  3 Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  st. 


gNGRftVING  photograph- 

NO  DRAWING  required- 
NO  HAND  WORK  necessary. 
SEND  COPY  CHEAP,  ARTISTIC 

cnp  ESTIMATE  CR0SSCUP  & WEST  ENG. CO. 
rUKtdUIVIMIC.)  907  filbert  ST.  PHIL  A. PA. 


Sewer 


ADS  & 


!S7 

107  ’.a'alle  Street. 

farde — eS  N.  Elizabeth  St. 
!5th  st.  '■  V * S.  M.  S.  E.  E 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY, 


Pipe 


H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

iu  Hard  Woods. 


Fine  Brass  Work, 

' — AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets 


Etc. 


Etc. 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


XIETSTnE^ZETCIE  _A_  <3- IE  nsrcsr. 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Jo.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Iusuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Biim Ingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 


L.OSS3S  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  « 


Telephone  No.  *35^ 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


!d  win  Alden  & 8ro. 

For  cost  of  advertising  in  any  paper  or 
list  of  papers  published  in  the  United 
States  or  Canada,  send  to  the  Advertis- 
ing Agency  of  edwin  aldex  & bbo., 

Cincinnati, //New  York. 

Cor.  5th  & Vine  Sts.,  ' IkO  Nassau  Street. 
***  Our  “Newspaper  Combinations,”  a book  of 
N pages,  containing  prices  of  advertising,  full 
nstructions,  etc.,  sent  on  receipt  of  ioc.  Our  “Am. 
Newspaper  Catalogue,”  containing  names  of 
every  newspaper  published  in  the  U.  S.  and  Can- 
ada, sent  on  receipt  of  price,  Jf  1.50.  Estimates  free. 


Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


Doxniun  T u HJN ACL  COMPANY, 
Inventors  and  So’e  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 

LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > u Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 


Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended,  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Hardlng, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Males, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  148  La  Salle  St. 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING  , GAS 
and  steam-fitting, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICACO. 

Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


NHspapeR 

Advertising 


A book  of  100  pages. 
The  best  book  for  an 
advertiser  to  con- 
sult, be  he  experi- 
enced or  otherwise, 
it  contains  lists  of  newspapers  andestimates 
of  the  cost  of  advertising.  The  ad  vertiser  who 
wants  to  spend  one  dollar,  finds  in  it  the  in- 
formation he  requires,  while  forhim  who  will 
invest  one  hundred  thousand  dollatsin  ad- 
vertising, a scheme  is  indicated  which  will 
meet  his  every  requirement,  or  can  be  made 
io  do  so  by  slight  changes  easily  arrived  at  by  cor- 
respondence. 140  editions  have  been  issued. 
Sent,  post-paid,  to  any  address  for  io  cents 
Write  to  GEO.  P.  ROWELL  & CO., 
NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  BUREAU, 
(10  Spruce  St.  Printing  House  Sq.),  New  York. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 

Dor.  Crtr+is  St.  CHICACO.  ILL. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co. 

9£&  Chicago  Opera  House  Buiidin 


JNI . YY.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

mOKEWEMIPWIRMME 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 


l 


BRANCH  YARD: 


2^19  E.  Washington  St.  f Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATINC, 

Marble  iWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail. 


THOMAS  NELSON.  ■ [Established  1856], 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash  Avs,.  tf,i,kpho\r.  5710.  CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers  1 Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

OFFICERS-  -1  Henry  Botsfokd,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

f ' i Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 

WM.  E.  & WM.  F.  ROLLO  & CO.,  gents,  210  LaSalle  Street. 


WALL  PAPER! 


WALL  PAPER! 


78  East  Jackson  St.,  near  State. 

Head-Quarters  for  Real  Estate  IMien. 

JOHN  T.  DUNN.  Agent. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co. 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE 

Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

* MANUFACTURERS  OF 

FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


O.  H.  POSTAL, 

CARPENTER  and  BUILDER, 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

(y  Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

I OOMF-AJSTY. 


G.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Win.  Hoskins 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 


ANALYTICAL 


Chemists  and  Assayers 


Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

^g“Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,-  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Itoom  15,  150  l.aSalle  Street,  CHICAGO, 
Telephone  883. 


11. 1.. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— Ni.  2G 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JUNE  26,  1886 


Single  Copy,  I5c 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ESTABLISHED  1855. 


Page 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 

RENTS- TENEMENT  INSPECTION 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES 

TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD VII.  & 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS 

TRUST  DEEDS X. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  XII.  & 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  

REAL  ESTATE  LA W— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 

SHERIFF’S  SALES  — TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD 


J.  33.  SULLIXGADIXr  Sc  BRO., 

266  & 263  N.  Clark  St. 


in. 


IV. 


VI. 


VIII. 


IX 


Se  XI. 


Dealers  m all  Grades  of 

"WALLi  PAPER! 

Estimates  promptly  given.  Telephone — 3101.  Telephone — 883. 

South  Side  Office  — Room  15  — 159  and  161  La  Salle  Street. 


XIII 


XIV. 


xv. 


XVI. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


g-Sg  2~.  »*  Agencies,  a,  .a,  „ Ae.ncies,  „ p„„d  b; 

*!“>  B„™  Jonan  an  i.  «!./„  d bound  b,  niL-t.ntta  3 Tpersl^.o  engild  The'ZLl”  . “^7/,.."^  L”“^S3L  « r°h  t0,8a>'  tb“‘  R“  E""* 

circulation  » rendered  of  four-fold  value  by  the  fact  that  it  is  universally  filed  and  bound  as  a book  of  reference  and  for  the  tables^ ,TZf ! t **  H Cfm  be  made-  Its 

corrected  up  to  date  of  issue.  The  solid  men  of  the  profession  have  always  advertised  in  it  and  continue  tn  nltml,l70  •.  ^b  6 of  prices  of  building  material,  which  are  kept 

proper  channel  as  being  permanently  engaged  in  business,  and  because  they  desire  to  support  a worthy  sheet  that  never  blaCkm“ilTLprTentaUves  iflhe  1°  s®  thr°ugb  lhe 

or  from  whom  it  seeks  support.  We  can  not  publish  a full  card  in  this  Directory,  containing  all  the  particulars  of  a man’s  bn  “ness  for  *4  on  a!  u n°  Wh?“  U Caters’ 

it  necessary.  The  advertisements  formerly  published  on  this  page  are  transferred  bodily  to  another  page,  and  this  space  will  be  occnnitd  Ifv » J i ^ be6*  d?,11 °8,  n0r  is 

dealers  engaged  as  above  described.  p g ’ tluu  lnls  space  win  oe  occupied  by  a complete  Directory  of  all  reputable 


DIRECTORY 

OF 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting. 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rra.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  k Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Ira,  144  La  Salle  st. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  k HOYT,  174  Dearborn  st. 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

DAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S..  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  k RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  sf. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st. 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  6t. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINS  k BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Block. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 
JENKS,  S.  L.,  & Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Block,  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  42,  107  Dearborn. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  k Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  las.  Building. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  k Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 

13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  k KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97,  185  Dear- 
born st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  6t. 
REED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

REED,  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 


REED  k HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  k SON.,  E.  F.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 
SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 

SNOW  k DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  k Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
STANLEY.  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  k GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

TIDHOLM  k REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  & CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  k CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  k CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 


Iron  Cornices. 


CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISEEY  & MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 


CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8—165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


CUDILL  k LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder- 


DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTACT  CO.,  122-126  Washington. 

HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  & RICKORDS,  85  k 87  Dear-’ 
born  st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  k CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Court 
House. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Gravel  I 
Roofers. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 


THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  & 268  Wabash  ave. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  k CO.,  84  k 86  Randolph  st. 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 


MANNEGOLD  k HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  k 69  Canal  st. 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 


NORTON  D,,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 


CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St, 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  k Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
CHANDLER  k CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES&  NETLING,  Rm.  35,  Portland  Blk . 


Wood  Carpets. 


CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTION ! 

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Point,  write  to 

J.  E-  Powell, 
Waukegan,  III. 

Artificial  stone  \ 

We  make 

Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Ke)’-Stones,  Sills,  Water 
Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimneys,  Etc. 

J®“Our  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 

LI  a,  cl  e in  any  Color  desired: 

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at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  111. 


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(Established  1866.) 

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TERMS : 

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H.  FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

1 08  La  Salle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents, 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  ot  non-residents. 

GFO.  M.  BOGUE.  H.  W.  HOYT.  H.  B.  BOQUE. 

BOGUE  & HOYT. 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street, 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 

SAM’L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHB. 

SAM’L  GEHR.  <&  SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

ClfcT  COMTMISSIOIT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  St  CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 La  Salle  Street. 

REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

IBOItLDS  FOE  SA^-XjE. 

Joslah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hurlbut,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER.  C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZDTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 
Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

C.  H.  MULUKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOAN  S, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St.  . 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICJYO-O- 

JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  REMS  AMI  PAY  TAXES. 

^°We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

O.  U.  GORDON.  w.  L.  BLOOD. 

0,  U,  Gordon  & ®o„ 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

79  Dearborn  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71  PUIPAPP 

Unity  Building.  CtW-HhU. 

Wm.  Evans.  C.  C.  Housel.  J.  R.  Wickersham. 

EVANS  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers, 

114  LaSalle  St,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business. 

SECURITIES  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

E.oonyn  10, 

99  # 101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 

CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 

CALIFORNIA  FRUIT  LANDS. 

700  acres  selected  fruit  lands,  San  Bernardino  Co., 
Cal.,  offered  in  tracts  of  10  acres  and  upwards,  to 
close  an  estate.  This  property  is  surrounded  by 
bearing  orange  groves,  vineyards,  schools,  churches, 
beautiful  residences. 

Depot,  ly2  miles  from  property. 

Special  railroad  rates  to  see  the  property. 

0.  H.  BROOKS,  Room  57?  149  La  Salle  Street. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAQO. 

H.  L.  TURNER.  W.  A.  POND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate  mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 
Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

HORACE  A.  GOODRICH, 

Real  Estate, 

80  Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 

CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & CO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

HENRY  A.  OSBORN.  JOSEPH  B.  KEELER. 

0SB0EN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting  Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  & Monroe  Sts. 

Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS, 

149  Madison  Street. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

US  DEARBORN  STREET, 
Rooms  76  and  77.  Illinois  Nat  l Bank  Bldg. 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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

R,.  W.  BRIDGE, 

186  Dearborn  St. 

Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 

F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

; REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

•STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No.  438. 

F.  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Especit 1 ’ttention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 

John  N.  Young, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

EOOM  514b, 

S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and  Washington  Sts., 

CHICAGO. 

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CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JUNK  26, 1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

There  are  weather-cocks  in  the  commer- 
cial atmosphere  which  tell,  as  surely  as  did 
ever  a vane  on  a high  roof,  from  which 
quarter  the  business  breezes  are  blowing; 
and  every  sign  now  apparent  is  a sign  of 
coming  prosperity.  The  prices  of  leading 
staples  are  20  or  30  per  cent,  lower  than  a 
year  ago,  and  yet  freight  movements  and 
bank  exchanges  show  that  there  has  been  a 
large  increase  in  transactions.  'Surplus 
stocks  have  been  largely  gotten  rid  of,  with 
no  considerable  reduction  in  the  output;  in- 
vestment stocks  are  steadily  advancing,  and 
the  rates  for  money  show  a decline.  Sav- 
ings, during  the  past  years  of  low  prices, 
have  increased,  and  many  other  conditions 
for  a period  ot  activity  here,  are  now  exist- 
ing. All  these  things  are  not  prosperity 
itself,  but  they  are  indications  of  its  ap 
proach,  shadows  cast  before,  the  vanes  on 
the  citadel  of  trade  that  tell  how  the  wind  is 
blowing.  These  signs  of  activity  have  been 
long  looked  for.  Merchants  who  have  been 
doing  an  unprofitable  business  for  the  past 
two  years,  manufacturers  whose  mills  had 
been  run  at  little  or  no  advantage,  bankers 
and  brokers  who  have  felt  severely  the  pres- 
sure of  hard  times,  and  business  men  gen- 
erally have  been  hoping  against  hope,  while 
the  clouds  of  trade  depression  hung  over 
them,  for  some  promise  of  better  times, 
some  signs  that  should  indicate  with  truth 
and  certainty  the  coming  of  a season  of 
prosperity,  when  capital  should  have  its  re- 
ward, and  the  avenues  of  commerce  should 
teem  with  a busy  and  healthy  life.  Above 
and  beyond  these  signs  of  activity  will  stim- 
ulate action.  The  cap  talists  who  have  been 
hesitating  about  undertaKing  new  enter- 
prises will  feel  emboldened  to  go  ahead,  en- 
countering risks,  if  need  be,  and  carry  out 
their  schemes.  More  goods  will  be  made  by 
manufacturers,  more  hands  employed,  more 
wages  paid  out,  and  more  money  put  in  cir- 
culation. From  this  time  on  we  may  ex- 
pect greater  activity  in  the  Stock  Exchange, 
and  it  will  be  well  if  the  general  desire  to 
hurry  up  good  times,  by  forcing  them  before 
they  are  due,  does  not  result  in  a period  of 
incautious  and  almost  indiscriminate  specu- 
lation. 

SOME  FACTS  ABOUT  WESTERN  LOANS. 

The  slight  improvement  shown  in  stocks, 
bonds,  and  in  the  general  banking  business 
throughout  the  country  has  appeared  also 
in  the  real  estate  market  of  Chicago  during 
the  past  week.  Very  few  of  the  agents 
complain,  as  they  realize  that,  taking  every- 
thing into  consideration,  the  market  is  all 
that  can  be  expected. 

Large  amounts  of  money  are  being  placed 
by  Chicago  brokeis  on  western  lands.  Most 
of  the  money  comes  from  eastern  insurance 
companies  which  prefer  this  security  on  ac- 
count of  the  high  rates  of  interest  that  can 
be  obtained.  Capitalists,  however,  are  be- 
coming more  favorably  impressed  with  this 
kind  of  security  and  are  seeking  it  as  an  in- 
vestment. 

In  Dakota,  farm  mortgages  bring  from 
10  to  12$,  Kansas  and  Nebraska  7 to  8$, 
Iowa  6 and  7%,  Illinois  and  Missouri  6 and 
7%,  and  Washington  Territory  10  to  15$  and 
in  some  cases  as  high  as  2$  a month.  The 
legal  rates  are  not  higher  than  8$,  but  by 
special  agreement  12$  may  be  obtained, 
while  in  Washington  Territory  no  limit  is 
placed  at  all. 

A thorough  knowledge  of  western  lands  is 
essential  and  even  then  the  greatest  caution 
should  be  exercised  in  placing  these  loans, 
for  there  is  much  of  the  land  that  is  abso- 
lutely worthless. 

For  example,  an  application  was  recently 
received  by  one  of  our  Chicago  firms  for  a 
loan  on  a farm  of  160  acres,  80  acres  culti- 
vated and  80  acres  pasture  land,  valued  at 
$30  an  acre.  The  price  per  acre  was  cheap 
enough  for  the  cultivated  land  but  for  the 
so-called  pasture  land  was  three  or  four 
times  what  it  was  worth,  as  it  consisted  of  a 
wax-liko  clayey  soil  which  rendered  it  unfit 


for  use  of  any  kind.  Thus  the  160  acres 
could  only  be  valued  at  $15  an  asre  instead 
of  $30. 

The  move  of  the  members  of  the  Real  Es- 
tate Board  to  close  their  offices  at  2 p.  m. 
on  Saturday  will  no  doubt  be  followed  up 
by  many  agents  not  in  the  board,  as  very 
little  is  accomplished  after  that  time  on 
Saturday  and  the  offices  may  as  well  be 
closed  as  not. 

The  auction  under  the  management  of 
Adolph  Loeb  c&  Bro.,  at  Feotone,  111.,  proved 
a success.  Four  pieces  of  160  acres  each 
were  sold  at  $36.25,  $36.15,  $35.00  and 
$26.00  per  acre,  and  one  piece  of  80  acres 
at  $27.75  per  acre.  The  sale  amounted  to 
over  $23,000  acres.  The  farms  were  worth 
about  $45  an  acre.  The  firm  report  an  im- 
provement in  business  with  an  increase 
in  the  demand  for  lots  and  acres  in  Lake 
View. 

Goldy  <fc  Zurburg  have  made  the  follow- 
ing sales:  four  story  stone  front  on  North 

Clark  street  near  Ohio  street,  $40,000;  12 
houses  and  lots  on  Upton  street  near  Mil- 
waukee avenue,  $24,000;  51  lots  at  49th  and 
Wood  streets,  $10,200;  three  story  and  base- 
ment stone  front  residence  on  La  Salle  ave- 
nue near  Oak  street,  $12,750;  residence  cor- 
ner W.  Jackson  and  Wood  streets,  $9,000; 
house  and  lot  on  Ohio  street  near  Clark 
street,  $5,000;  lot  50x133  on  Wellington 
street  near  Evanston  avenue,  $2,500;  resi- 
dence, two  story  and  brick  cellar,  on  Hum- 
boldt boulevard,  $6,000.  They  have  also 
placed  between  $40,000  and  $50,000  in  loans 
during  the  last  month. 

W.  F.  Netling,  formerly  of  Rutz,  Needles 
& Netling  is  in  business  for  himself  at  room 
21,  Portland  Block. 

Turner  & Bond  are  receiving  a good  in- 
quiry for  residence  and  inside  business 
property. 

Sixteen  houses  are  now  going  up  at  Mor- 
gan Park.  An  ordinance  has  just  been 
passed  for  lasing  a sewer  which  will  be  com- 
menced soon.  C.  C.  P.  Silva  reports  a 
favorable  outlook  for  this  property. 

Robbins  & Blood,  agents  for  the  Robbins 
estate,  report  a good  demand  for  property 
followed  up  by  a fair  amount  of  sales. 

Baird  & Rradley  will  soon  open  up  and 
place  on  the  market  a new  sub-division 
south  of  Harrison  street  and  west  of  Ash- 
land avenue. 

E.  A.  Cummings  & Co.  will  sell  on  Satur- 
day, June  26th.  72  lots  in  Englewood  at 
public  sale.  This  is  choice  property  and 
the  bidding  will  no  doubt  fee  active. 


AUCTION. 

On  Monday  the  fifth  and  Tuesday  the 
sixth  of  July  there  will  be  another  public 
sale  of  western  lands  at  the  Chicago  Real 
Estate  Board,  161  La  Salle  St.,  room  5,  un- 
der the  management  of  Frederiksen  & Co., 
181  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  of  whom  full 
information  can  be  obtained. 

By  order  of  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the 
Kentucky,  Kansas  & Texas  Land  & Cattle 
Co.  34,000  acres  of  prairie  lands,  situated  in 
Stafford,  Reno  and  Rice  counties,  Kansas, 
will  be  sold  in  order  to  wind  up  the  compa- 
ny. Dr.  F.  A.  Steckel,  of  Ellinwood,  Kan- 
sas, will  show  these  lands  free  of  charge. 
The  Atchison,  Topeka  & Santa  Fe  Railroad 
is  running  north  from  these  lands;  the  sta- 
tion, Ellinwood,  being  situated  at  a distance 
of  only  six  miles,  and  the  station  Raymond 
only  two  miles  from  this  tract.  The  Arkan- 
sas River  & Western  Railroad  is  running 
from  three  to  six  miles  south  from  these 
lands.  Settlers  are  living  on  each  adjoining 
section  and  doing  first  rate.  These  lands 
are  worth  from  $16  to  $25  per  acre. 

The  Trustees  of  the  Southern  Minnesota 
Railroad  Co.,  urged  by  the  parties  interest- 
ed in  the  Southern  Minnesota  Special  Land 
Trust,  have  authorized  Frederiksen  & Co. 
to  sell  their  lands  at  public  auction  in  order 
to  close  the  trust.  These  lands  are  situated 
in  the  old  settled  counties,  Winona,  Hous- 
ton, Fillmore  and  Freeborn,  in  Minnesota, 
adjoining  the  northern  line  of  Iowa  and 
can  be  reached  by  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee 
<fc  St.  Paul  and  Chicago  &.  Northwestern 
Railroads.  The  distance  from  these  roads 
to  the  lands  is  only  from  one  to  six 
miles.  The  value  of  improved  lands  in 
these  counties  is  from  $30  to  $40  per  acre. 

Frederiksen  & Co.  will  also  offer  for  sale 
about  10,000  acres  of  timber  and  prairie 
lands  situated  only  from  30  to  40  miles 
north  from  the  thriving  towns  of  St.  Paul 
and  Minneapolis,  Isanti  county,  between 
the  St.  Paul  & Duluth  and  the  St.  Paul, 


Minneapolis  & Manitoba  Railroads,  where 
the  farmers  find  good  markets  for  their 
products  in  the  cities  St.  Paul,  Minneapolis 
and  Duluth.  Isanti  county  is  thickly  set- 
tled and  the  settlers  are  well  satisfied.  The 
settlers  of  the  lands  adjoining  these  which 
are  offered  do  not  want  to  sell  out  but  value 
their  improved  lands  from  $20  to  $30  per 
acre. 

As  the  above  lands  in  Kansas  and  Minne- 
sota will  be  sold  at  prices  varying  from  $3 
to  $12  per  acre  there  is  no  doubt  but  that 
many  Chicago  real  estate  men  or  specula- 
tors can  strike  a bargain  at  this  public  sale, 
especially  as  many  of  their  patrons  like 
to  get  some  western  lands  for  trading  prop- 
erty. 

As  the  public  sale  of  town  lots  in  Kansas 


has  been  a success  and  many  buyers  have 
made  money  by  investing  small  amounts  in 
town  lots  in  new  towns  in  a growing  coun- 
try there  will  be  offered  some  lots  in 
the  new  town  Prinsburg,  situated  in  Kandi- 
yohi county,  Minnesota,  ten  miles  north 
from  Renville,  a station  on  the  C.,  M.  & St. 
P.  R.  R.,  and  fifteen  miles  south  from  Will- 
mar,  a station  on  the  St.  Paul,  Minneapolis 
& Manitoba  Railroad  and  the  terminus  of 
the  Duluth,  St.  Cloud  & Willmar  Railroad. 
4 he  extension  of  the  latter  railroad  is  sur- 
veyed via  Prinsburg,  Forty  thousand  acres 
were  sold  last  year  to  actual  settlers  in  this 
neighborhood.  Town  lots  in  Prinsburg  are 
selling  there  now  for  $40.  The  title  of  all 
the  above  named  lands  is  perfect. 


SWEZEY’S 


IMPROVED 


Dumb 
W aiter 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 


■..y.  AUTOMATIC 




O.A.T  C IT. 


LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE! 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 

Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THE 

BEST  IN  THE  MARKET. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

120  SOtll.  STREET 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


WRIGHT  & TURNER, 

e&I  Estate, 

Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  Dearborn  st.,  Room  19.  - - CHICAGO. 


J.  R-ayner, 


Seasoned  Cuban 


Mexican 


MAHOGANY 


For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

283  to  289  East  20th  St. 


SAW  MILLS  AND  WHARF 


Foot  Houston  Street, 

NEW  YORK. 


CHICA  CO,  ILL. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


KTo.  170  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  nses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  o 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

2^  Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre- 
pared to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


883 


Pioneer  Fire  - proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOIt 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  S4S3 


C.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 


-DEAPERS  IN- 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 

Main  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard.  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 

FACTORY:  761  to  776  S.  Canal  St.  ) pcrTTf-i  A ftO 

Take  Oanalport  ave.  cars  to  18th  St.  ( vy. 


D.  Cutler. 


T.  S.  White. 


II.  M ISoice. 


CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  iu 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  gradeB 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


ADAMS  & ADAMS, 

DEALERS  IN 

FINE  DRY,  OIL  5 COACH  COLORS 

AND 

General  Painters’  Sui]pp>lies. 

Exclusive  Agents  for 

WALPOLE  MORTAR  BLACK. 

248  RANDOLPH  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Ironton,  O. — A new  church  is  to  be  erected  by  the  Catho- 
lics. 

Little  Rook,  Ark. — Fred.  Rossner  will  erect  a $20,000 
brick  building. 

St.  Augustine,  Fla. — A $50,000  building  is  to  be  erected 
by  W.  Lyon  & Co. 

Atlanta,  Ga. — An  addition  will  be  built  to  Trinity  Church 
at  a cost  of  about  $20,000. 

Louisville,  Ky. — The  Wesley  M.  E.  Church  will  erect  a 
new  building  to  cost  $11,000. 

Helena,  Mont.T. — Sam’l  Ward  is  erecting  a $35,000  resi- 
dence. 

Birmingham,  Ala. — Thompson,  Francis  & Chenowith  will 
build  a large  warehouse,  50x120  feet. 

Owensboro,  Ky. — The  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Church 
will  erect  a new  edifice  at  a cost  of  $15,000. 

Maoon,  Ga. — The  East  Tennessee,  Virginia  & Georgia 
S Railroad  Co.  will  build  a fine  passenger  depot. 

Garden  City,  Kan. — A $30,000  Opera  House  will  soon  be 
erected  here. 

Dayton,  Wash.  Ter. — A $40,000  Court  House  is  uow  111 
course  of  erection. 

Indianapolis,  Ind. — A.  McMullen  will  build  a frame 
house  on  Dillon  St.  near  Lexington  St.  at  a cost  of  about 
$1,700. 

Central  City,  Neb. — A new  $10,000  Opera  House  and 
business  block  will  be  erected  here.  It  will  be  three  stories 
high  and  built  of  brick. 

Hudson,  Wis.—  Dr.  Wiltout’s  new  sanitarium  is  called  the 
Oliver  Wendell  Holmes  hospital.  When  completed  it  will 
have  cost  almost  $25,000. 


LARRABEE  & NORTH, 


DEALERS  IN 


Engineer’s  and  Surveyor’s  Instruments. 

No.  1 S I State  Street, 
Palmer  House  Block. 


Englewood,  III. — J.  Sherwood,  of  85  Exchange  building, 
will  erect  a new  two  story  and  attic  residence,  42x66,  on 
Harvard  street.  It  will  be  built  of  stone  and  frame,  heated 
by  furnace,  contain  hardwood  mantels,  stained  glass  and 
electric  work.  Contracts  will  be  let  soon.  It  will  cost  $12,- 
000. 

Columbia.  Tenn. — The  contract  for  building  the  new  pub- 
lic school  building  for  colored  people  has  been  awarded  to 
Stewart  & Alford  at  their  bid  of  $3,200. 

Nashville,  Tenn.— A new  school  house  will  be  erected  on 
Broad  street,  in  West  Nashville.  Address  the  Board  of  Pub- 
lic Works. 

Huron.  Dak,— Plans  are  completed  for  a $15,000  school 
house  and  also  an  addition  to  the  present  building,  also  an 
addition  to  the  Presbyterian  Church. 

Fort  Madison,  Ia. — A new  school  house  is  soon  to  be 
erected 

Frankfort,  Ky. — A school  building  costing  $22,260  will  be 
erected  here  soon.  Mr.  M.  Buckley  has  received  the  con- 

Duluth,  Minn. — The  Duluth  National  Bank  building  will 
be  commenced  at  ouce.  Wirth  & Traphagen  are  the  archi- 
tects. J.  E.  Eustis  has  the  contract  for  the  new  high  school 
which  will  cost  $15,580. 

Minneapolis,  Minn.— A public  library  building  will  be 
erected  at  a cost  of  $190,000.  The  Third  Universalist 
Church  contemplates  erecting  a $25,000  edifice  at  the  corner 
of  Blaisdell  avenue  and  27th  street.  The  First  Congrega- 
tional Church  has  decided  to  erect  a $45,000  edifice  after 
plans  drawn  by  Architect  W.  H.  Hayes,  the  church  will  be 
of  stoue.  School  buildings  to  amount  to  $100,000  and  a 
theatre  costing  $50,000. 

Watertown,  Dak. — This  city  is  to  have  a first  class  hotel 
which  Mr.  E.  Dewey  will  build.  It  will  be  constructed  of 
brick,  three  stories  high,  and  have  all  modern  conveniences, 
including  steam  heat. 


J.  W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  andTreu. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


A.  A.  OUDELL.  A.  A.  LEHMANN. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN, 


-MANUFACTURERS  OF- 


FINE  CABINET  WORK. 


Fittings  of  Private  Residences  a (Specialty. 

J CHICAGO. 


factory: 

22  & 24  South  Jefferson  St 


City  Office: — Rooms  21  and  22,  226  & 22H  La  Salle  St. 


Sauk  Rapids,  Minn. — It  will  cost  the  city  and  county 
$30,000  to  rebuild  the  bridge,  court  house  and  school  build- 
jug  destroyed  by  the  cyclone.  They  will  all  be  put  up  this 
gummer. 

Rochester,  Minn. — M.  Markham  secured  the  contract  for 
building  the  two  fire  department  houses  to  cost  $950  and 
$3,10u.  W.  S.  Breckinridge  is  putting  up  a two  story  brick 
block  near  the  post  office. 

Iowa  Falls,  Ia. — A $10,000  school  building  will  be  erect- 
ed and  the  Board  of  Education  intend  to  make  it  an  orna- 
ment to  the  city. 

Red  Wing,  Minn. — Work  has  been  begun  on  the  new  high 
school  building  which  is  to  cost  $13,000.  It  will  be  built  of 
brick  and  two  stories  high. 

Logansport,  Ind. — Mrs.  N.  Day  has  commenced  a two 
story  brick  dwelling,  28x40  feet,  with  slate  roof,  to  cost. 
$3,000.  Mr.  John  Markey  will  build  a two  story  frame 
building,  30x40  feet,  with  slate  roof,  to  cost  $7,000. 

Indianapolis,  Ind. — S.  B.  Murray  will  build  a brick  block 
on  Circle  street  at  a cost  of  $8,000. 

Kansas  City,  Mo, — Chas.  Weber,  architect,  has  prepared 
plans  for  two  residences  for  L.  Freeman,  of  17th  street  and 
Bellevue  avenue,  at  a cost  of  $14,000.  They  will  be  built  of 
pressed  brick,  stone,  terra  cotta,  with  galvanized  iron  trim- 
mings. Furnace  heat. 

Rockford,  III. — Mr.  R.  Cook,  architect  and  contractor, 
has  plans  for  a two  story  residence  to  be  built  by  E.  W. 
Blaisdell  at  a cost  of  $6,000.  It  will  have  steam  heat,  and 
contain  laundry  outfit,  wood  and  iron  mantels  and  stained 
glass. 

Rockford,  III. — Architect  D.  S.  Doig  reports:  Rockford 

will  build  a stone  and  brick  fire  and  police  station;  cost, 
$7,000.  T.  D.  Robertson,  Pres.  Wumego  Bank,  will  build  a 
three  story  and  basement  business  building,  31x85  feet;  cost, 
$11,000;  same  architect.  Rockford  Female  Seminary  will 
build  a gymnasium,  stone  and  brick,  to  cost  $6,000. 

Fort  Wayne,  Ind. — St.  Paul’s  Catholic  Church  is  com- 
menced. It  is  to  be  built  of  brick  and  stone,  to  cost  $35,- 
000.  Mr.  Louis  Fox  has  under  way  a four  story  store  build- 
ing. 50x105  feet,  of  pressed  brick  and  stone,  to  cost  $12,000, 
also  Wm.  Saunders  has  commenced  a double  brick  dwelling, 
48x60  feet,  at  a cost  of  $6,000. 


REPORT  OF  USTEW  BUTII_.IOIKr GS  -A.3STU)  BTJILIDIISrOS  TO  BE  ERECTED, 

In  advance  of  Permits  for  the  week  ending  June  26,  1886. 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


SIZE. 


Fred  B Clark 

Mrs  L Ware 

Jac.  Kramer 

B Hogaman 

Chas  Champion 

J C Dieuer  

James  Frake 

E F Dore ' 

W R Loveland 

W Zeislsdortf 

Jno  Kritzeins 

S A Brown 

John  Matson 

S W Roth 

W H Hubbard 

Mrs  A R Chase 

Great  Western  R R Co 

Leroy  Payne  

8t  Luke’s  Episcopal  Church 

D Brunt 

Bemory,  Litks  & Smith 

Jos  Numbers 

Chic  WestDiv  Ry  Co 

A Whitehead 


8 Cottages 

Dwelling 

2 dwellings 

Store  and  dwelling 

Blk  Stores  and  flats .... 

Residence 

Residence 

Dwelling 

7 Residences 

Flats  

Store  ami  flats 

Residence 

Residence 

4 Residences 

Flat  building 

Residence 

Freight  House 

I.ivery  Stable 

Church 

Residence 

3 residences 

Flat  dwelling 

Car  barn  and  stable 

Flat  building 


23x60 


22x70 

22x60 


124x50 

46x46 


23x60 

96x47 


400x30 

50x160 

26x50 

25x59 

55x78 


Almond  street 

Washington  Boulevard 

193  & 195  So.  Robey  st 

210  State  st  

112  tolls  Seeley  ave 

491  So.  Ashland  ave 

613  Fulton  st  

Michigan  av  and  32d  st 

N W cor  Prairie  ave  &37thst.. .. 

401  & 403  So.  Oakley  ave 

Brown  and  20th  sts 

2630  & 32  Michigan  ave,  

450  So.  Union  st 

672-678  W.  Ohio  st e 

La  Salle  and  Chicago  aves. 

Wabash  ave  and  33d  st 

Fifth  ave  and  Polkst 

2021  and  ’23  Wabash  ave 

So  Evanston,  111 

W Congress  st 

2983  Calumet  ave 

115  Laflin  st 

Division  st  and  Western  ave 

Oakley  ave  and  Taylor  st 


F B Clark,  94  Washington  st 

C J Warren,  111  Bank  bld’g 

JH  Carpeuter,  156  Washington  st 

Addison  & Fiedler,  118  Dearborn  st.. 
J W Pike 

j j Egan,  142  Dearborn  st 

Jno  Krivanek,  648  18th  st 

Burling  & Whitehouse.  36  Clark  st . . . . 

Cobb  & Frost, ’930  Opera  House  bld’g. 

C A Weary,  156  Washington  st 

J H Wagner,  Portland  blk 

J C Lane,  80  Dearborn  st 

Alf  Smith,  151  Monroe  st 

S S Beman,  517  Pullman  bld’g 

F Keltenich,  78  5th  ave 

H Raeder,  Ins  Ex  bld’g 

F Keltenich,  78  5th  ave 


DESCRIPTION. 


Brick 

Pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

Brick  with  stone  front. 

Brick  with  stone  and  iron  front. 

Brick  and  stoue 
Brick  and  pressed  brick. 

Brick  and  stone  trimmings. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick,  pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone  trimmings. 

Brick  and  stone  trimmings. 

Blue  stone  front. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone  trimmings. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick. 

Brick. 

Gothic  style. 

Rock-faced  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Stone,  pressed  brick  and  galvanized  iron. 

Front  of  Lake  Superior  brown  stone  and  stone  panels. 
Brick,  stone  and  galvanized  iron. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  aud  gaiv.  iron. 


Contracts  not  let. 


tt  1 1 Lumber 

I ill  l’<  I W 00(1  Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 


-AND  ADD  KINPS  OF- 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING^  TO  ORDER. 

g3j-p“Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATE^ 

HOLBROOK  CO. 

Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO. 

South  Branch  Chicago  River.  | Telephone  No.  8213, 


384 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

79  and  81  Fifth  Ave.  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  St.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street— Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  DEAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


Ill  La  Salle  St., 


CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  8.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

^•Jloney  Loaned, 

WTaxes  Paid, 

^“Investments  Made, 

^Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs,  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st.: 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8 % to  15$  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opera  House  Building. 


Edward  Rutz,  Ex-Treasnrer  State  of  Illinois. 


H.  M.  Needles. 


W.  F.  Netling. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  42  Portland  Block,  107  Dearborn  St. 

MONEY  LOANED, 

W ithout  C ommission , 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

It.  Prindiville,  Agent, 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

We  have  for  sale:  Lake  View  property  of 
every  description.  Choice  lots  at  the  termi- 
nius  of  the  new  North  Halsted  street-car  line 
on  Melrose  and  School  Sts. 

We  are  exclusive  agents  for  the  central 
part  of  Argyle  Park,  the  first  lake  shore 
suburb  north  of  Chicago.  Also  have  acres 
for  sale  on  the  Chicago,  Evanston  & Lake 
Superior  Railroad.  Owners  of  a new  sub- 
division at  Avondale,  5 miles  from  the 
Northwestern  Railroad  city  depot.  Neat 
cottages  and  fifty  feet  of  ground,  two  blocks 
from  station,  for  $1,000  on  monthly  pay- 
ments. 

Money  loaned  on  good  city  and  suburban 
property  at  current  rates. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bernhard  F.  Weber,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  ns. 


RUTZ,  NEEDLES  & NETLING, 

CITY  5 AND  . JJffl  0FS2,O0O  AND 

Rooms  35,  Portland  Block,  S.  E.  Corner  Washington  and 
Dearborn  Streets. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Property  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 

FOR  SALE. — By  C.  U.  Gordon  & Co.,  79 
Dearborn  Street. 

Elm  Street,  near  Lake  Shore  Drive,  ele- 
gant residences,  from  $9,000  to  $13,000 
each. 

Corner  Bellevue  Place  and  Rush  Street, 
choice  location  for  block  houses. 

Bargains  in  residence  and  business  pro- 
perty in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


Wm.  Reed. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


D.  G.  HAMILTON, 


DEALER  IN 


Rooms  13  and  14. 


No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  s Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Doom  4, 

FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


DIXON  & PETERSON, 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 


CARPENTERS’  MOULDINGS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  ANI)  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 


84  LaSalle  Street. 


FOR  SALE — -By  C.  Lindemann  & Son.,  84 
and  86  La  Salle  st.,  Room  14:  Lake  View 
office,  510  Lincoln  ave. 

As  we  are  making  Lake  View  and  North 
Side  property  our  specialty,  we  feel  confi- 
dent that  it  will  be  to  the  interest  of  those 
who  wish  to  purchase  suburban  property  to 
call  on  us,  having  a large  list  of  vacant 
and  improved  as  well  as  acre  property,  and 
some  choice  residence  property  near  Lin- 
coln Park  and  the  Lake  Shore  Drive,  cheap. 

FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

| Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Associatiou 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

[ Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dbeyee  & Co.,  99 
Dearborn-st.: 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 
State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buren-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chioago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chioago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st. — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chioago-ave. — 2-story  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . .$16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Miohigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Habmon-oouht — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts  $25,000 

3- stery  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

$27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  witli  cheap  improve- 
ments  $28,000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16,000 
3-story  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st . . . $20,000 
330x150.  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 

5 stone  rront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 maruie  rronts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave, 

FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 

6 N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 
Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 

cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Farr,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


FOR  SALE. — By  Goldy  & Zurburg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125. $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53^x137 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av.  lot  25x152;  choice. $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice.  $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,0(  0 


Public  Auction  Sale! 

— OF — 

KANSAS  & MINNESOTA 

LANDS! 


—AT  THE— 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Board 

E 1 6 I La  Salle  Street,  Room  No.  5 

MONDAY,  JULY  5,  and 

TUESDAY,  July  6,  1866. 

By  order  of  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  Ken- 
tucky, Kansas  k Texas  Land  and  Cattle  Co., 
in  order  to  Wind  up  that  Company,  and  in  order  to 
close  the  Southern  Railway  Co’s  Special  Trnst,  we 
will  offer 

30.000  Acres  of  Agricultural  Lands, 

In  Stafford,  Rice  k Reno  Counties,  Kansas,  and 

9.000  Acres  located  in  the  old  settled  Counties 
of  Houstou,  Winona,  Fillmore  and  Freeborn,  In 
Southern  Minnesota.  Also  1 0,000  Acres 
the  thickly  settled  Isanti  County,  Minn.,  from  30  to 
40  mi  es  from  St.  Paul  aud  Minneapolis,  along  the  St- 
Paul  & Duluth  Railroad,  aud  some  Town  Lots  in 
Prinsburg. 

For  Catalogues  and  information  apply  to 

FREDERIKSEN  Sc  CO., 

181  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO.  ILL. 

(See  ecUtarial  notice  in  another  column.) 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 
CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  IMEacie 
for  Oertiflecl 
Copies . 


CITY  COUNCIL. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  sidewalks  on 
the  east  side  of  Springfield  Ave.  from  W. 
Kinzie  St.  to  W.  Indiana  st.;  same  on  Wash- 
tenaw Ave.  from  W.  Harrison  to  Lexington 
st.:  same  on  west  side  of  Central  Park  Ave. 
from  W.  Indiana  St.  to  W.  Huron  St.;  same 
on  west  side  of  Butterfield  St.  from  22d  St. 
to  25th  St.;  same  on  south  side  of  37th  Ct. 
from  Michigan  Ave.  to  Indiana  Ave.;  same 
on  sou'h  side  of  Ogden  Ave.  from  Kedzie 
St.  to  Spaulding  Ave.;  on  both  sides  of  Tol- 
man  Ave.  from  Ogden  Ave.  to  W.  12th  St.; 
both  sides  of  Walnut  St.  from  Parker  Place 
to  Homan  Ave.;  both  sides  of  Homan  Ave. 
from  W.  Lake  St.  to  Fulton  St.;  both  sides 
of  Seymour  St.  from  C.,  M.  & St.  P.  R.  R.  to 
W.  Chicago  Ave.;  also  for  curbing,  grading 
and  paving  alley  from  W.  Madison  St.  to 
Monroe  St.  bet.  Center  Ave.  and  Throop  St.; 
same  for  alley  from  W.  Madison  St.  to  W. 
Washington  bet.  Jefferson  St.  and  Des- 
plaines  St.;  same  for  alleys  in  block  5,  wjg 


WlW  E.  HlNCHLIFF  & Cl).,  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANUFAOTUBEBB  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room  lO  IS©  LaSalleSt.  Chicago. 


O J.  Xj.  MEYER  & SONS 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


CO 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
Office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


and  wj^  ne34  sec.  17  39  14;  same  for  alley 
from  W.  Madison  St.  to  W.  Washington  St. 
bet.  Clinton  St.  and  Jefferson  St.;  same  for 
alley  block  2,  Sawyer’s  Add.  to  Chicago; 
also  for  curbing  and  filling  Nebraska  St. 
from  Throop  St.  to  Loomis  St.;  same  on 
Newberry  Ave.  from  W.  14th  St.  to  Wright 
St.;  for  curbing  and  paving  Central  Park 
Ave.  from  Ogden  Ave.  to  W.  24th  St,;  for 
grading  and  paving  Newberry  Ave.  from  W. 
12th  St,  to  Maxwell  St.;  for  grading  and 
paving  Rush  St.  from  N.  Water  St.  to  Illin 
ois  St.;  same  on  Warren  Ave.  from  C.  & N. 
W.  R.  R.  to  Sacramento  Ave.;  for  curbing, 
grading  and  paving  alley  from  W.  Madison 
■*>  St.  to  W.  Washington  St.  bet.  Canal  and 
Clinton  St.;  same  on  Green  St.  from  Kinzie 
St.  to  W.  Indiana  St.;  for  curbing,  filling 
and  paving  Wood  St.  from  W.  12th  St,  to 
W.  14th  St.;  for  curbing,  filling  and  paving 
Idaho  St.  from  Flournoy  St.  to  W.  Taylor 
St.;  same  on  Marshfield  Ave.  from  W.  Har- 
rison St.  to  W.  Polk  St.;  for  grading  and 
planking  alleys  in  wJ4  blocks  22  and  29,  se 
34  sec.  17  39  14;  for  curbing  Aberdeen  St. 
from  W.  Taylor  St.  to  llth  St.;  for  sidewalk 
on  the  north  side  of  Grand  Ave.  from 
Washtenaw  Ave.  to  W.  Chicago  Ave.;  on  the 
south  side  of  W Chicago  Ave.  from  Hum- 
boldt Park  Bid.  to  Crawford  Ave.;  also  for 
establishing  grade  of  alleys  in  block  4 As- 
tor’s  Add. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  repealing  ordi- 
nance for  opening  an  alley  in  block  9 Rock- 
well.s  Add. 

An  ordinance  establishing  sidewalk  space 
on  Belden  Ave.  frim  Halsted  St.  to  Perry 
St. 

An  order  was  passed  authorizing  the  leas- 
ing of  the  old  Armory  lot,  corner  Adams 
and  Franklin  Sts.,  to  S.  W.  Allerton  at  $12,- 
000  per  annum,  provided  that  a building  be 
erected  thereon  to  cost  not  less  than  $125,- 
000,  and  the  lessee  will,  as  payment  for 
the  first  eighteen  years’  rent,  under  such 
ground  lease,  on  the  execution  of  said  lease 
by  the  city,  procure  and  cause  to  be  con- 
veyed to  the  City  of  Chicago,  in  fee  simple, 
clear  of  all  encumbrances,  title  to  be  shown 
good  by  abstract,  sub-lots  1 and  2 of  lot  5, 
in  block  41,  in  the  Original  Town  of  Chica- 
go, being  40  ft  front  by  80  ft  deep,  at  the 
southeast  corner  of  Franklin  St.  and  Court 
place;  also  the  north  25  ft  of  lot  23.  in  block 
98,  School  Section  Add.,  being  45  ft  front 
by  100  ft  deep,  west  front  on  Fifth  Ave.,  75 
ft  north  of  Van  Buren  St.,  all  in  the  City  of 
Chicago,  and  deposit  to  the  credit  of  the 
City  of  Chicago  with  the  City  Treasurer  the 
sum  of  $40,000  in  money,  so  that  the  city 
authorities  can  erect  substantial  buildings 
suitable  and  adapted  for  fire  engine  houses 
on  the  lots  so  to  be  conveyed.  And  it  is 
further  provided  that  on  receipt  of  said  sum 
of  $40,000,  the  Mayor  and  Comptroller  are 
hereby  directed  to  proceed  at  once  to  cause 
to  be  erected  the  said  fire  engine  houses. 


Suburban  Improvements. 

Hyde  Park. — The  total  annual  appropri- 
ations by  departments  provided  by  the 
Board  of  Trustees  is  as  follows:  Public 
Works,  $90,712;  Finance,  $5,432;  Fire,  $43,- 
349;  Health,  $1,537;  Law,  $5,125;  Police, 
$75,000;  Water,  $61,745;  special  assessment 
$6,703;  election,  $2,020;  printing  and  sta- 
tionery, $3,075;  Clerk,  $1,537.50;  Trustees, 
$1,025;  interest,  $31,406;  contingent,  $14,- 
620;  total,  $262,731.  From  this  should  be 
subtracted  $61,745,  the  Water  Department 
being  self-supporting.  To  the  $200,986 
should  be  added  $89,000,  which  gives  $289,- 
986,  the  total  current  expenses  of  the  year, 
the  additional  $89,000  not  figuring  in  the 
appropriation,  as  revenue  to  that  amount 
will  be  expended.  The  sum  of  $10,000  was 
set  aside  for  the  construction  of  a bridge  at 
One  Hundred  and  Sixth  street  across  the 
Calumet  River. 

An  ordinance  was  engrossed  for  the  open- 
ing of  Kenwood  avenue  between  Forty- 
eight  and  Fiftieth  streets,  also  for  a water 
pipe  in  Ninety-second  street,  between  Com- 
mercial and  South  Chicago  Avenues. 

The  proposition  of  the  Town  of  Lake  to 
pay  $7,000  a year  for  the  privilege  of  draw- 
ing water  through  the  new  water  works  tun- 
nel was  discussed  by  the  board  and  a com- 
mittee from  the  Town  of  Lake  board  and 
referred  for  one  week. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  a sidewalk 
on  the  east  side  of  Mackinaw  avenue  from 
84th  to  88th  Sts.;  on  the  north  side  of  51st 
St.  from  Lake  Ave.  to  Drexel  Bid.;  on  the 
west  side  of  Ellis  Ave.  from  45th  St.  to  46th 
St.;  on  the  west  side  of  Woodlawn  Ave.  from 
66th  to  62d  Sts.;  on  the  east  side  of  Madi- 
son Ave.  from  54th  place  to  55th  St.;  and  on 
54th  place  from  Madison  Ave.  to  150  feet 
east. 

Lake. — The  Board  of  Trustees  convened 
June  21.  The  object  of  the  meeting  was  to 
discuss  the  improvement  of  State  St.  H, 
W.  Kline  and  C.  Leyhe  submitted  a petition 
from  property  owners  on  the  lakeside,  rep 
resenting  3,73334  feet  °f  property,  asking 
that  the  street  be  paved  with  cedar  blocks, 
with  stone  curbing.  The  matter  was  refer- 
red to  the  Committee  on  Roads  and  Bridges, 
with  instructions  to  confer  with  a like  com- 
mittee from  Hyde  Park,  and  to  report 
Wednesday.  Several  petitions  were  received 
and  referred. 

Garfield  Pabk. — -At  the  meeting  of  the 
West  Park  Board  on  Monday  afternoon  it 
was  decided  to  proceed  at  once  to  complete 
the  driveway  along  the  north  end  of  Garfield 
Park  from  the  Humboldt  Park  entrance  to 
the  Lake  street  entrance,  and  from  the  lat- 
ter point  along  the  west  side  to  the  Madi 
son.  street  entrance.  The  engineer  reported 
that  the  gas  escaping  from  pipes  of  the 
People’s  Gas  Light  & Coke  Company  was 
killing  the  trees  along  Washington  boule- 
vard west  of  the  railroad  tracks. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 


RUILDISG  PERMITS. 


Lake  View. — The  Board  of  Trustees  met 
Monday.  An  ordinance  was  introduced 
giving  the  North  Chicago  City  Railway  the 
right  to  lay  cables  in  the  streets  now  occu- 
pied by  their  tracks.  The  matter  was  re- 
ferred to  the  Committee  of  the  Whole. 
Lake  View  people  generally  want  rapid 
transit  and  favor  the  advent  of  the  cable, 
but  the  property  owners  on  the  streets  in- 
volved are  almost  unanimously  opposed  to 
the  project,  chiefly  on  account  of  the  nar- 
rowness of  the  streets. 


Allport  av  No  872  D M Goodwillie,  dry  kiln 
36x72,  $4,000. 

Ashland  av  s No  491  J C Diener,  two-story 
dwelling  22x70,  $7,000. 

Butterfield  st  No  2559,  Joseph  Hesser  base- 
ment 22x36.  $500. 

Clark  st  No  1726  C L Jenks  three-story  flats 
24x60,  $5,000. 

Clayton  st  No  1 Geo  Weihmann  two-story 
flats  24x66,  $3,000. 

Campbell  av  Nos  193  to  197,  Mrs  Mary  West 
three  two-story  dwellings  54x44,  $8,000. 

Cly bourn  av  No  99,  G Gross  two  story  store 
and  dwelling  25x80,  $3,500. 

Campbell  av  No  49  (rear)  Mrs  A Goodman, 
addition  17x20,  $500. 

Carlton  st  No  429,  R Mulae  one-story  cottage 
20x50,  $1,000. 

California  av  No  469  Franz  Hein,  one  story 
cottage  18x32,  $800. 

Chicago  av  w No  780  W Blanchi,  one  story 
store  22x18,  $400. 

Division  st  w No  278  (rear)  N Hanson  two- 
story  barn  40x21,  $1,000. 

Division  st  e No  237  CMandeville  four  story 
store  and  dwelling  26x70,  $11,000. 

Emma  st  No74  J Sladick  three-story  store 
and  flats  22x68,  $4,000. 

Eighteenth  st  w No  834,  J Hammer  addition 
21x26,  $2,000. 

Erie  st  w No  394  C Peterson  three  story  flats 
21x36,  2,500. 

Elk  Grove  st  No  1076,  Aug  Rotle  one-story 
cottage  20x20,  $600. 

Ellen  st  No  24  Theo  Thomaszkiewicz  one- 
story  cottage  20x30,  800. 

Erie  st  w No  353  G Floto  four-story  store 
and  flats  22x65.  $5,000. 

Fulton  st  No  613  James  Frake  two-story 
dwelling  22x60,  $4,000. 

Fifteenth  st  No  61  P Jacobs  two-story  flats, 
21x35,  $1,600. 

Forest  av  No  3236  E McIntosh  basement  22x 
44,  $1,500. 

Flournoy  st  No  267  Wm  Kerr,  two-story  flats 
21x56,  $4,000. 

Girard  st  No  775  C Schuar  one-story  cottage 
20x50,  $1,000. 

Green  st  s Nos  47  to  51,  Brewer  & Hoffman, 
three-story  brewery  68x100,  $35,000. 
Hobbie  st  No  54,  J Hertes,  one-story  cottage 
24x36,  $1,000. 

Homon  st  No  801  H Masters  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x24,  $700. 

Homan  av  No  789,  C Porter  one-story  cottage 
20x32,  $700. 

Hoyne  av  Nos  160  and  162  H Owsley  two- 
story  flats  48x45  $5,000. 

Huron  st  w No  185  Mrs  Sievers,  basement 
20x53,  $1,200. 

Indiana  st  Nos  26  to  30,  Schrieber  Knab  & 
Stnrm  three  story  addition  80x34,  $4,000 
Indiana  st  w No  178  C T Ruggles,  two-story 
water  tank,  20x10,  $1,000. 

Indiana  st  w No  585  Wm  Nortin  two-story 
dwelling  24x80,  $4,500. 

Indiana  st  e No  102  A Sachona  three  story 
flats  25x54,  $4,500. 

Jay  st  No  34  John  Matthews  two-story  dwell- 
ing 22x72,  $4,500. 

Jay  st  No  45  Mrs  Mary  Boitz  two  story 
dwelling  20x50  $4,000. 

La  Salle  st  No  3112  S H Bond  two-story  flats 
22x57,  $3,500. 


GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  a..«i  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 


Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


La  Salle  av  No  307  A Brackenbush  two-story 
barn  and  addition  25x30,  2,600. 

Lailin  st  No  115,  Jos  Nurnberg  two  story 
flats.  30x50.  $2,500. 

Milwaukee  av  No  594  Otto  Deidrich  two- 
story  store  and  dwelling’  25x50.  $4,500. 

McReynolds  st  No  97  F W Buettner,  base- 
ment 20x50,  $1,200. 

Madison  st  w No  1051  D O’Keefe  two-story 
store  and  dwelling  22x43,  $2,000. 

Milton  av  No  68  Nils  Mark  basement  21x45 
$800. 

Noble  st  No  654  P Arkuzewskis,  one-storv 
cottage  25x14,  $500. 

North  av  w No  850  W Dole  three-story  addi- 
tion 22x15,  $1,500. 

Ogden  av  No  753  M G Townsend  one-story 
store  and  dwelling  22x95,  $1,300. 

Oakley  av  s Nos  401  and  403  W Zeislsdorff, 
two-story  flats  46x46,  $8,000. 

Ohio  st  Nos  672  to  678,  S W Roth,  four  two- 
storv  dwellings  96x47,  $10,000. 

Paulina  st  n No  455,  W W Goodman,  one- 
story  cottage  20x50,  $700. 

Prairie  av  and  31st  st  nw  cor  W R Loveland 
seven  two-story  dwellings  124x50,  $20,000. 

Portland  av  No  3120  John  Smith,  two-story 
flats  22x60,  $3,000. 

Robey  stn  Nos  953  and  955,  H Hooper  three 
one  story  cottages  each  20x30,  $3,000. 

State  st  n No  538  W F Roos,  two-story 
dwelling  22x67,  $7,000. 

Superior  st  w No  642,  C Carstens  two-story 
dwelliug  21x40,  $1,800. 

Throop  st  No  711,  V Mara  one-story  cottage 
20x50,  $1,000. 

Thirty  fourth  st  No  868  Emile  Regar  addi- 
tion 21x43.  $1,300. 

Twenty-ninth  st  No  81,  Mrs  A C Foley  two- 
story  flats  22x48,  $3,200. 

Thirty  seventh  st  No  822  John  Fitzgerald, 
two  story  store  and  dwelling  24x68,  $5,000 
Talrnan  st  No  799  Aug  ColbecK  one  story 
cottage  20x32,  $1,000. 

Tell  place  No  28  C Severene  basement  22x 
38,  $800. 

Union  st  s No  450  John  Matson  two-story 
dwelling  23x60,  $4,500. 

Vernon  Park  pi  No  4.  J Provost  one-story 
cottage  22x30.  $600. 

Vernon  Park  pi  No  36,  Joseph  Chalifoux  two 
story  dwelling  25x56,  $3,000. 

Vedder  st  No  142  Sven  Vahlstron,  addition, 
18x14,  $300. 

Van  Buren  st  No  1047  P L Todd  one-story 
shop  13x13  $100. 

Western  av  s No  259,  N S Morris,  two-story 
store  and  dwelling  25x55,  $5,000. 

Wood  st  s Nos  3711  and  3713,  Gibbrig  & 
Howe  two  one-story  cottages  each  20x60, 
$3,000. 

Wabash  av  Nos  2021  and  2023,  Leroy  Payne 
three-story  livery  stable  50x160,  $10,000 

Winthrop  pi  No  64,  C Blondin  two-story 
dwelling  22x45,  $2,100. 

Wallace  st  No  2407,  Joliet  Stone  Company, 
one  story  engine  house  20x30,  $300. 

Wood  st  s No  478  J Timmer  one-story  cot- 
tage 21x45,  $1,200. 

Joseph  Titlowsky  was  fined  $10  by  Justice 
C J White  for  moving  a frame  house  with- 
out a permit. 


WARRASTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Austin  av  ne  cor  of  Wood  st  sf  100x108  ft 
June  12,  O W Clapp  to  H Johnson. $5,700 
Aberdeen  st  216  ft  n of  Taylor  ef  25x100 
ft  May  25,  C L & R J Stubbs  to  Hamil 

& Jordan $1,000 

Ashland  av  the  premises  No  176  June  21, 

O Doyle  to  T W Brophv $12,000 

Bismarck  st  41  ft  w of  Washtenaw  av  sf  25 
xl24  ft  June  21,  E J & C E Clark  to  M 

E Greenebaum $400 

Ashland  av  24  ft  n of  Eighteenth  st  wf  24x 
xl30  ft  May  19,  estate  of  A M Hunting- 
ton  to  G G Shaner $1,600 


386 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Ashland  av  21  ft  u of  Kinzie  wf  75x113  ft 
June  22,  S R Harris  to  William  H Van 

. EPpS $12,000 

Archer  av  85%  ft  e of  Arch  st  nf  25%xl00 
ft  imod  May  29,  J Connor  to  P & H H 

. $4,750 

Ashland  av  180  ft  n of  North  ef  48x125  ft 
June  21,  J H Mellen  to  L A Shean. $3,000 
Astor  st  62  ft  s of  Goethe  ef  18  58-100  ft  to 
alley  June  1,  Wm  ERoss  to  Wm  F Ross 

$3,650 

Ashland  av  28  ft  s of  33d  st  wf  25x123  ft 
May  20,  M A & R L McLoon  to  Wm  H 

. $1,600 

Ashland  av  100  ft  s of  Taylor  st  ef  50x150 
ft  June  22,  C H Puscheu  to  J Kilbury 

$6,125 

Bushnell  st  ne  cor  of  Portland  av  sf  50x 
124  ft  Mch  29,  ^.nnie  Kelley  et  al  to  F 

Kreutzberger $4,500 

Burling  st  292  ft  n of  North  av  ef  24x104 
ft  impd  Nov  10,  ’83,  F & D Henning  to 

to  W Henning $2,500 

Bauweus  st  264  ft  sofBlackhawk  w f 24x 
126  ft  June  18,  M <fc  J Worst  to  D Wieck 

$2,250 

Bushnell  st  near  Archer  av  nf  30x125  ft 
June  1,  C E Whatley  to  Charles  J Hull 

1,000 


«OSSRT  3t.A*tKi®rs, 

Wholesale  ar  d Retail  Dealer  in 


Butterfield  st  258%  ft  n of  30th  ef  25x100 
ft  June  1,  J C Mitchell  to  J Fritze.  $2,175 
California  av  72%  ft  s of  Polk  st  ef  24x 
117  ft  Dec  7,  ’85  B E Johnston  to  J J 

Conley 

Centre  av  264  f t s of  19th  st  ef  33x125  ft  - 
June  9,  Frank  Benda  to  Anton  Nebrens- 

ka”l $3,500 

ClarK  st  n,  n of  and  near  Oak  ef  65x70  ft 
June  8,  Wm  M Bruce  to  A H Revell 

$10,500 

Central  Park  av  225  ft  s of  23d  st  ef  50x124 
ft  May  15,  J L and  M E Andrews  to  H 

A Truax $700 

California  av  ne  cor  of  Division  st  wf  un- 
divided % of  59%xl65  ft  June  22,  H 

Wellner  to  G F Mahler $6,000 

California  av  75  ft  s of  Cortez  st  ef  50x125 
June  21,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  J Loac- 

*?/"•. $1,150 

California  av  109%  ft  n of  Division  st  wf 
50x165  ft  June  22,  Charles  P Keeney  to 

L Kreitling $2,800 

California  av  109%  ft  n of  Division  st  wf 
50x165  ft  June  21,  M E Greenebaum  to 
Charles  P Keeney $2,000 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposi  e Palmer,  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  ClI T I T CS 

While  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut.  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Coring 

bills  cut  to  okuer. 


Clark  st  49%  ft  s of  JacKson  wf  24%xl03 
ft  June  24,  J B Sullivan  to  JD  Jennings 

T,  $46,000 

De  Koven  st  225  ft  w of  Desplaines  nf  25x 
101  ft  June  22,  estate  of  MarvHenbv  to 

M & M Mecl ‘ *2  400 

Division  st  w 78  ft  w of  Rockwell  sf  25x 
122  ft  June  16,  Christian  Brahm  to  Phil 

Schmidt  $600 

Dickson  st  192  ft  n of  Blanche  ef  24x124  ft 
impd  June  31,  G W Warr  tc  E M Olsen 

De  Koven  st  200  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  25x101 
ft  Apr  26,  A V Kickerbocker  to  Frank 

Gleeson . . $2,100 

Division  st  74  ft  w of  Stone  sf  27x102  ft 
June  1,  J L Houghteling  to  James  S 

Norton $6,750 

Division  st  41  ft  w of  Stone  sf  33x102  ft 
June  1,  E L Ryerson  to  James  L Nor- 

ton ....  ....  ....  $0  750 

Dearborn  av  175%  ft  s of  North  ef  25x149 
ft  May  21,  A Arend  to  M K Barnes. $8,000 
Division  st  w nw  cor  Nora  av  sf  25x125  ft 
June  16,  J Hausner  to  J McCarthv . $1,100 
Emerald  st  n of  31st  wf  22%xl03  ft  June 

5j  Jr  A Otis  to  Jas  Monaghan , $500 

Evergreen  av  se  cor  Hoyne  nf  50x150  ft 
May  21,  E O’Reilly  to  A Beckmann  $3,000 
Emma  st  363  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  25x124% 
ft  impd  May  11,  F Tetzloff  to  Jacob  Sla 

775 

Ellen  st  45  ft  w of  Lull  pi  nf’23xioo  ft 
Apr  3,  Rose  Bussing  to  T Tomarzue- 

wicz # % $600 

Ellis  av  bet  36th  and  37th  sts’  wf50xi75  ■ ft 
June  9,  M T &FB  Orr  to  E Gleason 


Forest  av  ne  cor  of  32d  st  wf  undivided  % 
of  50x125  ft  June  8,  E C Day  to  J Fet- 

<^3  000 

Francisco  st  ne  cor  of  Cortiz  wf  29.  2x125 
ft  June  14,  estate  of  J Carter  to  W Brost 

Francisco  st  25  ft  s of’  Thomas  wf  50x125°° 
it  June  14,  estate  of  J Carter  to  George 

Brost...  $900 

Francisco  st  75  fts  of  Thomas  wf  50x125 
ft  June  14,  estate  of  J Carter  to  H Brost 

Fulton  st  se  cor  of  Maplewood  av  nf  49x 
110  ft  June  2,  M W Robinson  to  Chas  A 
Burgess <^9  qpjq 

st  w 125  ft  6 of  Jefferson  nf  25x 
73  ft  Apr  7,  Thos  Murphy  to  Anna  Ho- 

w.f,aKn $1,500 

fifth  av  nw  cor  of  Jackson  st  ef  124x100 
ft  June  7,  Wm  W Cole  to  V C Turner 

Gross  Parkway  24  ft  e of  RocKwell  sf  96x 
80  ft  impd  June  16,  S E Gross  to  J W 

Gross. ...  $7,800 

Green  st  n 60  ft  s of  Erie  ef  20x100  ft  May 
24,  estate  of  P L Smith  to  Nils  Chris- 

tiansen $1,100 

Gross  terrace  332  ft  s of  Madison  st  wf  24 
x80  ft  impd  june  8,  W C & H G Hop- 

kins  to  Wm  J Moore ^9 

Gr°ss0  Parkway  24  ft  e of  Rockwell'  'stlf 
96x80  ft  impd  June  17,  J W Gross  to  S 
E Gross. $4,200 

Har"SrTSt  W 250  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  50x 
154  ft  June  15,  E Keith  to  M J Donohue 

„ ' ‘ $1,250 

Harrison  st  w adjoining  above  sf  50x154 
ft  June  15,  E Keith  to  J Donohue.  .$1,250 
Hoyne  st  n se  cor  of  Wilmot  av  wf  24x100 
ft  May  24,  Theo  Riehl  to  J Rosentreter 


$600 


• •••  ....  ....  ....  ....  _ t ....  $0  000 

Erie  st  w 168  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  24x124  ft 
June  22,  August  Lumburg  to  James  F 

Gnftn $1,800 

Elk  Grove  bet  Bloomingdale  road  andWa- 
bansia  av  ef  72x121  ft  June  16,  N Cor- 

with  to  T Riehl $1,050 

Eleventh  st  near  Sbolto  nf  24x80  ft  May 
26,  William  F Bloom  to  G F Fischer 

$1,200 

Foster  st  near  Sebor  75x100  ft  also  Irviny 
place  140  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st  wf  25x 
124  ft  June  14,  Garrett  Mead  to  B Mead 
$14,100 


Hurlbut  st  219  fts  of  Menomonee  wf  25x 
72  ft  June  24,  William  Watry  to  A Tripp 

u $1,000 

Huron  st  w nw  cor. of  Temple  sf  24x99  ft 

May  24,  Thos  Snell  to  J Field $1,650 

Harvard  st  178  ft  w of  Western  av  nf  25x 
124  ft  June  22,  M A & W Holt  to  Wm  F 

Ashton.  $725 

Harrison  st  w 50  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  50x 
154  ft  June  17,  Edson  Keith  to  Jos  Eb- 

400 

Harrison  st  w 300  ft  e of  Albany'  av'sf  25x 
154  ft  June  14,  Edson  Keith  to  G C St 
Pierre ••••  ....  ....  ....  ....  . $625 

Halsted  st  n 412  ft  n of  North’  av  wf  ’24x~ 
140  ft  impd  June  17,  M Gotto  et  al  to  A 

Kirchhoff $2,250 

Hoyne  st  n secor  of  Coblentz  wf  24x100  ft 
June  18,  J and  D McLaughlin  to  J W 

* 9QQ 

Harrison  st  w 105  ft  w of  Sacramento  av 
4 ^ June  16,  Lyman  Trumbull 

to  r H ClarK ....  $ j 600 

Hanover  st  225  ft  n of  33d’  w’f  ' 25x124  ft 
Oct  17,  ’84,  J R Winterbotham  to  J & M 

Cullerton $500 

Har™°“  st  w 74%  ft  e of'  Clinton  ’ 24%x 
60  ft  Apr  21,  J C Maddy  to  F P Burk- 

hardt  $2,500 

Indiana  st  w 192  ft  e of  Lincoln  sf  24x100 
ft  June  18,  B C & H B Murdock  to  J J 
Hanrahan  ......  . 400 

Jay  st  139  ftn  of  Webster  ay  ef  25x70  ft 
Mch  23,  H E & JR  Cram  to  RHediger 

r 

Julia  st  14.  ft  w of  Ashland  av  sf  24x124 
ft  Apr  15,  W G Anderson  to  A Sielaff  $600 
Johnson  av  sw  cor  27th  st  ef  und  % of 
118%xl50xl25  ft  June  19,  Jas  Stenson 


Lake  stw  100  ft  w of  Sheldon  nf  2Cxl28  ft 
impd  June  22,  William  S Marshall  to  E 

M Legg $4,750 

Lumber  st  409  ft  s of  12th  wf  100  ft  to  riv- 
er May  19,  M E & H T Porter  to  John 

T P Eeal $27,500 

Leavitt  st  175  ft  s of  Thompson  ef  50x124 
ft  June  21,  M Keil  to  Gustave  St  Kunz 

Lake  st  w 134%  ft  e of  Kedzie  av  sf  25  ft 
to  alley  J nne  30,  ’84,  A M Jones  to  Je- 

mima  Davis $1  250 

Lake  st  w nw  cor  of  Ashland  av  sf  50x107 
ft  June  14,  Charter  Oak  Life-Ins  Co  to 

Edward  C Waller Jfc7  500 

Lots  2 to  11  in  Blk  12  of  e % se  % Sec  11 
39  13  June  4,  Chas  B Sawyer  to  H Dav- 

Lumber  st  bet  12th  and  14th  wf"  359  ft  with 
1,277  ft  front  in  same  addition  May  1, 
estate  of  Geo  Armour  et  al  to  J P Neal 

T $207,177 

Lake  st  w 150  ft  e of  Parker  nl  sf  25  ft  to 
alley  June  11,  L P FriestedUo  R France 


Paulina  st  237  ft  n of  Bloomingdale  road 
wf  24x125  ft  June  19,  R J & M E Brooks 

to  John  Grogan $450 

Rebecca  st  near  Rockwell  33x124  ft  Nov  28 

85,  W G Hall  to  John  Connell $600 

Rebecca  st  near  Rockwell  nf  33x124  ft  June 

18,  WS  Hall  to  M McCarthy $600 

Richmond  st  175  ft  a of  Augusta  stef  25x 
125  ft  June  7,  estate  of  James  Carter  to 

\v  Aulwarm $350 

Richmond  st  adjoining  above  June  7,  est 

of  James  Carter  to  P Meyer $3£ 

Ross  st  153  ft  n of  Chicago  av  wf  21x126% 
ft  impd  June  7,  Otto  Soder  to  A & C 

Ridgway  av  144  ftn  of  William  wf  48x124° 
ft  June  1,  C P Keeney  to  Springer  & 
Carr 


$750 

Lincoln  st  100  ft  s of  Augusta  ef  25x125  ft 
June  9,  C Buckingham  to  Chas  Koier  $9 
Lincoln  st  near  Walnut  wf  30x100  ft  May 
29,  estate  of  D C Jennie  to  J E Price 

$2,400 

Monroe  st  w e of  Western  av  sf  36x125  ft 
impd  June  21,  T W Brophy  to  O Doyle 

— — $1,600 

Monroe  st  w 148  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  25x137 
ft  Apr  30,  Ira  Tomblin  to  M E Sands 

$2,500 

Mowry  st  ne  cor  of  27th  st  wf  49%xl24  ft 
Aug  6 ’83,  L C Stifel  to  R Ludwig  . . $4( 
Monroe  st  w the  premises  No  839  May  29 
B E & C F Bieling  to  D N Hanson  Jr 


Sheffield  avne  cor  of  Garfield  wf  Apr  10 

^ T Davis  to  S Piggott $3  500 

Stone  st  102  ft  n of  Division  ef  45x52  ft 
June  10  J S Norton  to  Potter  Palmer 

Superior  st  w 274%  ft  w of  Wood  sf  25x 
123  ft  June  18,  F K Prinzing  to  F W 

Burmeister 000 

South  Park  bd  450  ft  s of  32d  st  wf  20x 
164%  ft  Feb  1,  Wm  D Cooper  to  H F 

Googins $2,000 

Spaulding  av  125  ft  s of  Twenty-first  st  ef 
25x125  ft  June  3,  Charles  Thompson  to 

„ S Hunt $2,300 

Spaulding  av  75  ft  s of  21st  st  ef  25x125  ft 
June  4,  Chas  Thompson  to  M A Reidy 

State  st  238  ft  n of  33d  ef  25x120  ft  June 
9,  A & M Loeb  to  Louis  Livingston  $5,000 
Scott  st  bet  State  and  Astor  nf  16%xl31  ft 
impd  May  24,  D F Bremner  to  S F S 


HawKes . 


$10,000 


$3,500 

Musprat  st  72  ft  s of  Springer  av  ef  25x 
125  ft  June  7,  E & L H Harland  to  F 

Weitendorf <j>4) 

Morgan  st  nw  cor  of  Harrison  ef  99x100  ft 
June  11,  Union  Mutual  Life  Insurance 

Co  to  H Sweet | J3  gQQ 

May  st  intersection  of  Curtis  triangle  of 
91x91x81  ft  June  22,  Samuel  Eliot  to 

Joseph  Wahl... 550 

Marshfield  av  nw  cor  of  York  st  ef  26%'x 
125  ft  May  25,  G S Sloan  to  H A Thur- 
ber 357 

Marshfield  av  26%  ft  n of’ York  stef  25x 
125  ft  May  25,  G S Sloan  to  J Webster 


Seminary  av  125  ft  n of  Belden  e’f  50x124 
ft  June  22,  M T Nicholson  to  E E O’Con 

<3  “or;  • $1,650 

Salt  st  at  intersection  of  Alton  Railroad 
pt  of  Its  1 and  2 June  17,  Equitable  Gas- 
Light  and  Fuel  Co  to  Chicago  & Alton 

k k Co $6  796 

Scott  st  218  ft  e of  State  nf  50  ft  to  alley 
May  24,  S E S & W J Hawkes  to  D F 

Bremner $10,000 

State  st  60  ft  s of  14th  wf  100x170%  ft 
May  8,  Potter  Palmer  to  E J Lehmann 

••V  $27,500 

Shurtleff  av  231  ft  s of  29th  st  ef  25x125  ft 
June  18,  V Bossie  JrtoJ  &D 


to  J S Cooke  . 


. $20,000 


JacKson  st  w of  Oakley  av  nf  22x125  ft  im- 
pd Apr  28,  W W Baird  to  H L Rogers 

T ’ $6,000 

Jackson  st  w,  w of  Oakley  av  nf  22x125  ft 
impd  Apr  28,  W W Baird  to  R R Deacon 

$6,000 

Kinzie  st  120  ft  e of  Wells  nf  20  ft  to  alley 
June  18,  Elizabeth  Gloor  to  William  H 

Powe11 

Kossuth  st  241  ft  e of  Stewart  av  nf  25x 
124  ft  Apr  16,  B A Bailey  to  T Monag- 

han $750 

Lowe  av  166%  ft  n of  37th  st  ef  24x123  ft 
May  28,  G W Shaw  to  Charles  Rohde  $625 


$1,875 

Monroe  st  w ne  cor  of  California  av  75x 
121  ft  June  5,  J Bumann  to  S K Rowan 

Nebraska  st  267  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  24x 
104  ft  May  25,  Wm  A Porter  to  Thos  G 

^arti? $800 

Oak  av  350  fte  of  Stanton  sf  50x150  ft  im- 
pd June  15,  E M Holmes  to  D M Steven- 

son $15  200 

Oakley  av  128  ft  s of  Polk  st  ef  ’ 33x125% 
ft  June  11,  S E & J T Wagner  to  J A 

Dudley  $1,500 

Oakley  av  bet  Jackson  and  Van  Buren  sts 
wf  18x124  ft  impd  May  6,  G N Hull  to 

Chas  L Gray ^5  ggg 

Ogden  av  192  ft  ne  of  Polk  st  'nw  f 24x100 
ft  impd  June  15,  E J Lewis  to  E Holton 

„ $10,350 

Uakley  av  nw  cor  of  Greenshaw  ef  25x125 
ft  May  27,  Isaac  Griffith  to  A J Jansen 

$1,150 

Oak  av  251  ft  w of  Vincennes  sf  50x150  ft 
impd  June  15,  George  F Craus  to  A 

Cordano 000 

Orchard  st  the  premises  No  575  June  19, 

S France  to  P Duncaer Sf  200 

Oakley  av  bet  Van  Buren  and  Jackson  sts 
wf  18x124  ft  impd  June  21,  G N Hull  to 


L A Hamblin . 


. $5,500 


Oakley  av  s the  premises  No  118  June  23, 

E Crosby  et  al  to  R McNeil $7  000 

Prairie  av  bet  22d  and  23d  sts  wf  25x175 
-^ay  17,  A F & H J Higgins  to 

J N Crouse $12,000 

Paulina  st  sw  cor  Taylor  ef  25x125  ft  June 
19,  Andrew  Shannon  to  Otto  Korrup 

Pine  st  74  ft  n of  Chestnut  ef  45  ft  to  al- 
ley June  21,  T Allmendinger  to  Potter 
Palmer $12,675 


Herzog 
900 

Sixteenth  st  w 70  ft  e of  Laflin  sf  ’ 48x100 
ft  Apr  21,  M C & W R Talbot  to  J F 

Cassidy $1,300 

Seminary  av  125  ft  n of  Belden  ef  100x124 
ft  June  2,  S B Chase  to  M T Nicholson 

■•;••••• $3,300 

.thirty -first  st  sw  cor  of  Vernon  av  nf  25x 
125  ft  and  other  property  (Lot  1 b 2 b 
4,  e % 31  39  14,  also  Lot  12  and  N 8% 
ft  of  It  11  b 1 of  Its  9 to  14  and  pt  15,  b 
15,  Linden  Grove,  June  11,  A & A Paee 

to  O S Patch $2,500 

Twenty  first  st  w se  cor  of  Lincoln  nf  50% 

xl26  ft  June  12,  E M H & O J Claussen 

to  J C Kruger $1,800 

Twenty-sixth  st  150  ft  e of  Butler  nf  undi- 
vided % of  25x124%  ft  June  19,  Anton 

Fisher  to  M Fisher $1,650 

1 hirty  eighth  st  sw  cor  of  Butler  nf  27x72 
ft  May  31,  William  H Thomas  to  C & J 

Gunnie 000 

Townsend  st  168%  ft  n of  Oak'wf  24x117 
ft  impd  May  1,  Wm  L Lundgren  to  Wm 

Lind  $3,300 

ihirteenth  st  w 144  ft  w of  Lincoln  nf  24x 
124  ft  June  5,  James  Stinson  to  J W 

Kleinhammer $600 

Throop  st  150  ft  n of  19th  wf  25x125  ft 
impd  June  22,  L H Krueger  to  V & A 

Dloughy $2,550 

Twenty-fourth  place  the  premises  No  190 
Dec  24  ’84,  E J Bode  to  Ellen  Heavy 



Third  av  146  ft  n of  Polk  st  ef  50x110  ft 

June  18,  Master  in  Chancery  to  William 

Wishemeier $22,000 

Twelfth  st  w 168  ft  e of  Lincoln  sf  24  ft  to 
alley  June  18,  Wm  D Smith  to  William 

Kirschbaum $1,250 

Thirteenth  pi  w 175  ft  e of  Centre  av  nf 
25x124  ft  June  18,  M Moran  to  E Mc- 

Given $1,500 

Ihomas  st  141  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  24x 
120  ft  June  22,  Chas  Kron  to  Franz 

Gaede $1,500 

Twenty-fifth  st  75  ft  e of  Portland  ’ av  sf 

25x125  ft  May  30  ’85,  estate  of  Jacob 

Klaisner  to  M Lowack $1,500 

Twenty-second  st  180  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf 
20x100  ft  May  22,  H F Waite  to  F T 
PaSe $1,400 


KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


;87 


Vernon  av  200  ft  s of  31st  st  wf  20  ft  to 
alley  Mav  2G,  T M Donnelly  to  M Weise 

' $3,915 

Van  Horn  st  92%  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  25x 
125  ft  June  22,  Julius  Borck  to  J F W & 

I Schumann $1,050 

Western  av  ne  cor  of  Polk  st  wf  23x125% 
ft  impd  June  3,  Hoyland  & Stewart  to  J 

0 Roeder $4,500 

Wentworth  av  50  ft  s of  29th  st  ef  50x125 
ft  June  22,  James  Ryan  to  H Steinborn 

$6,000 

Woodbine  place  264  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  sf 

24x108  ft  Mch  18,  J H Walker  to  Wm  H 

Maple $1,500 

Winter  st  sw  cor  of  28th  ef  25x121%  ft 
June  18,  Albert  Cram  to  M and  B Mad- 

igan $1,236 

Western  av  near  ne  cor  of  Adams  st  lots  9 
and  12  Feb  25,  H M & T Foster  to  L D 

Hammond $3,300 

Wabafh  av  bet  13th  and  14th  sts  ef  22%x 
170  ft  impd  Apr  22,  J P Alexander  to  M 

McCormick $12,000 

Wabash  av  bet  13th  and  14th  sts  ef  22%x 
170  ft  impd  Apr  22,  Matthew  McCor- 
mick to  F D Price $12,300 

Wall  st  72  ft  s of  Springer  wf  25x125  ft 
June  19,  E Harland  et  al  to  F Karbs.  .$400 
Werder  st  203  ft  w of  Rockwell  nf  50x121 
ft  June  22,  S & G Atzel  to  H Coyne . . $900 
Walnut  st  w of  Albany  av  sf  18  8-10x137% 
ft  impd  June  19,  Edward  E Merz  to 

Elizabeth  Merz $4,000 

Wabansia  av  154  ft  e of  Hoyne  sf  48x100 
ft  June  18,  D McLaughlin  to  J W Dal 

$1,600 

Washington  boul  216  ft  w of  Fall  st  nf  24 
xl25  ft  Oct  12,  ,85,  R C Givins  to  A C 

Otis $2  250 

Warren  av  261  ft  w of  Albany  av  nf  25x 
120  ft  June  9.  John  Oliver  to  M McAul- 
ey $1,500 

North  of  City  Limits. 

Barry  av  se  cor  of  Waubun  nf  97x166  ft 
June  23,  A & A Mortensen  to  J C Dur- 

gin $1,200 

Belmont  av  104  ft  w of  Gross  av  sf  25x106 
ft  Mch  19,  S E.  Gross  to  A A Frappe . $550 
Best  av  53  ft  s of  Marianna  st  wf  25x125  ft 
June  18,  G F Wheeler  to  F I Wheeler 

$865 

Burling  st  n of  Wrightwood  av  ef  25x105 
ft  May  17,  F Deming  to  Fred  Bucholz 


$700 

Burling  st  n of  Wrightwood  av  wf  25x105 
ft  May  19,  F Deming  to  L Kramp . . . $700 
Burling  st  n of  Fullerton  av  ef  25x125  ft 
June  1,  J T Davis  to  J F Languth. . $1,100 
Deming  court  400  ft  e of  Orchard  st  sf  50x 
190  ft  June  14  G S Pepper  to  F Rudolph 

$4,287 

Fletcher  av  se  cor  of  Herndon  st  nf  24% 
xl25  ft  June  17,  J & C Gabriel  to  N 

Mears $1,125 

Halsted  st  74%  ft  s of  Melrose  wf  25x150 
ft  May  24,  H G Haugan  to  Anderson  & 

Galoon $850 

Halsted  st  225  ft  n of  Dewey  court  wf  25x 
134  ft  June  7 J C & J T Sherman  to  Wm 

H Kaisel $1,000 

Halsted  st  198  fts  of  Diversy  ef  25x124  ft 
June  21,  Charles  Lindemann  to  A Con- 
rad  $1,450 

Lot  45  b 2 of  blk  47,  Sec  19  40  14  Mch  22, 

W L Schrader  to  John  Gerber $550 

Lewis  st  94  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av  ef  30x 
124  ft  June  22,  J A Meurling  to  J Glea- 
son  $2,850 

Melrose  st  150  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  24x125 
ft  June  8,  R & G Aufmann  to  C Blanck 

$1,100 

Melrose  st  e of  Evanston  av  sf  25x166  ft 
June  18,  Charles  E Culver  to  M W Wells 

! $1,250 

Melrose  st  57  ft  e of  Perry  sf  25x125  ft 
June  23,  Albert  Wisner  to  J Stein  Mil- 
ler Jr $600 

Orchard  st  the  premises  No  575  May  1 ’84, 

H W Crom  e 1 to  E <fc  S J Furthmann$3,100 
Paulina  st  292  ft  s of  Wilson  av  wf  50x 
165  ft  June  19,  W H Bryan  to  F N Mc- 
Kay  $1,200 

Paulina  st  sw  cor  of  Leland  av  ef  92x162 
ft  June  24,  Wm  H Bryan  to  Wm  B Von 

Glahn. $2,000 

Racine  av  137  ft  n of  Belmont  ef  24x115  ft 

May  15,.  J P Altgeld  to  J Erikson $650 

Racine  av’l86  ft  n oi  Belmont  ef  25x115  ft 
May  12  J P Altgeld  to  C Johnson ....  $650 
School  st  300  ft  e of  Wood  nf  24%xl25  ft 
Dec  1 ’85,  S E Gross  to  W H & J F But- 

i ler $550 

Wrightwood  av  500  ft  e of  Orchard  st  sf  40 
x200  ft  May  5,  William  F Lamback  to 
Anton  Laafermaun $3,200 


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Woodside  av  275  ft  n of  School  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  June  2,  G H A Thomas  to  H G 

Schmied $550 

Wellington  st  72%  ft  e of  Blucher  sf  25x 
131  ft  June  17,  S T King  to  A M Boyson 
$650 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Arnold  st  near  58t.  wf  25x122  ft  impd  Dec 
1 ’85,  A A & O M Wells  to  J J Pierson  Jr 

$2,400 

Ashland  av  49  ft  s of  48th  ef  50x123  ft 
June  4,  T Byrne  to  H Goldstein ....  $1,500 
Arnold  st  near  58th  ef  31%xl35  ft  June  21 

0 M Wells  to  Andrew  Pearson $3,500 

Arnold  st  near  58th  ef  31%xl35  ft  June  21 

O M Wells  to  Andrew  Pearson $3,500 

Arnold  st  near  58th  ef  31%xl35  ft  June  21 

O M Wells  to  Andrew  Pearson $3,500 

Buddan  st  near  41st  wf  27x104  ft  June  10, 

F K Day  to  M Nolan $460 

Baker  av  266  ft  e of  Wallace  st  sf  25x125 
ft  June  19,  LZ  Leiter  to  Thos  Boyle.  $450 
Cedar  st  207  ft  w of  Wentworth  av  sf  30x 
125  ft  June  17,  M Reich  to  C S & E M 

Danielson $900 

Drexel  bd  105  ft  n of  Brook  st  wf  20x120 
ft  June  22,  J J Mitchell  to  William  Mar- 
tin   $4,000 

Duncan  av  near  Garfield  bd  ef  62%xl33ft 
May  4,  D Williams  to  Wm  Busse.  . .$1,550 
Englewood  av  w of  Stewart  nf  25x128  ft 
June  18,  M L & J W McMurray  to  F D 

Orcutt $800 

Egandale  av  sw  cor  of  Chestnut  st  ef  250x 
158  ft  Apr  23,  George  Fritz  to  Chas  L 

Allen $8,750 

Forty-ninth  st  198  ft  w of  Woodlawn  av  sf 
100x164  ft  Dec  24  ’85  S G Smith  to  H A 

Davis $6,000 

Forty-third  st  100  ft  w of  Cottage  Grove 
av  nf  50x100  ft  June  18,  G F Wheeler  to 

F T Wheeler $2,000 

Forty  seventh  st  24  ft  w of  School  sf  96x 
100  ft  Nov  24 ’85,  estate  of  H J Smith  to 

J P Bowes $2,200 

Forty  seventh  st  24  ft  w of  School  sf  96x 
100  ft  June  24,  J P Bowes  to  C S Thorn- 
ton   $2,300 

Forty-seventh  st  w of  Wentworth  av  sf  24x 
100  ft  June  16,  M McMartin  to  C Wei- 

gand $700 

Grove  parkway  600  ft  n of  Clinton  av  wf 
55x236  ft  June  15,  Ezekiel  Morrison  to 

JR  Thacker $7,500 

Hart  av  nw  cor  of  43d  Bt  ef  34%xl25  ft 
Sept  16 ’84,  A By  ran  to  W J Alsip.  . .$375 
Justine  st  se  cor  of  50th  wf  48x124  ft  June 

11,  MBallin  to  H Stren $750 

Jefferson  st  100  ft  s of  Chestnut  ef  50x150 
ft  May  10,  J L Van  Schaack  to  A W Cole- 
man  $2,750 

La  Salle  st  near  57th  wf  24%xl36  ft  Mch 

1,  C Seipp  to  L G Govenius $475 

Madison  av  se  cor  of  Walnut  st  wf  350x150 
ft  May  15,  Illinois  Central  Railroad  Co 

to  Matthew  McCormick $10,800 

Monroe  st  nw  cor  of  58th  ef  49%xl35  ft 
Apr  23,  R <fc  W D Miller  to  F E Liven- 

good $2,000 

Michigan  av  bet  59th  and  60th  st  wf  30x 
130  ft  June  16,  E R S Bliss  to  Margaret 

Gill $1,050 

Shurtleff  av  near  45th  st  wf  24x122  ft  Sept 
3 ’83  Van  H Higgins  to  James  Smith  $406 
Sixty-second  st  e of  Halsted  nf  25x124  ft 
June  15,  Thos  Borgman  to  O G Johnson 

$500 

Smith  av  316  ft  e of  Washtenaw  sf  25x125 
ft  Sept  6,  ’84,  N Corwitb  to  M Cusack  $300 
State  st  se  cor  of  48th  wf  25x177  ft  June 
1,  Peter  Greeding  to  E C F Cleaver 
$4,600 


Tracey  av  the  premises  No  5334  June  21, 

M M & C H Beckwith  to  Wm  H Whalen 

$1,600 

Tracy  av  near  Garfield  wf  50x117  ft  June 

15,  Peter  Buck  to  J P Bowes $900 

Vincennes  av  sw  cor  68th  st  ef  106  ft  to 

alley  June  1,  Eli  Smith  to  V F Sloore 

$2,400 

Vincennes  av  139  ft  s of  42d  st  ef  25  ft  to 
alley  May  25,  Matthew  Laflin  to  E A 

Williamson $1,375 

Vincennes  av  39  ft  s of  42d  st  25  ft  to  al- 
ley May  25,  Matthew  Laflin  to  M C Kel 

ly $1,375 

Wood  st  se  cor  of  43d  wf  46%xl24  ft  June 

16,  J F W Brachnick  to  John  Bergler 
$2,500 

Wentworth  av  26%  ft  n of  Cedar  st  ef  30x 
125  ft  May  22,  M Reich  to  H W Moses 

$1,350 

Wabash  av  200  ft  s of  56th  st  wf  50x191  ft 
June  15,  P Harvey  to  J B Harvey.  .$1,450 
Wentworth  av  72%  ft  s of  44th  st  wf  25x 

124  ft  June  2,  C Scharpf  to  L Wehrmeis- 

ter $1,100 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Bingham  st  350  ft  se  of  Cornelia  ne  f 50x 

104  ft  June  19,  A G Peterson  to  A Erick- 
son  $1,000 

Bingham  st  100  ft  se  of  Cornelia  ne  f 25x 

105  ft  June  18,  Andrew  Erickson  to  A G 

Peterson $1,250 

Buchanan  st  120%  ft  s of  Bloomington  wf 
25x125  ft  Nov  9 ’85,  A A & O M Wells  to 

Peter  Bond $1,400 

Clara  place  191  ft  w of  Western  av  nf  32x 
101  ft  June  18.  J E Fraedrich  to  A A Ely 

$525 

Clarkson  av  157  ft  n of  Cortland  st  wf  25 
x!25  ft  June  16,  S Delamater  to  J Hueb- 

ner $350 

Cortland  st  nw  cor  of  Meeker  sf  48xi34  ft 

June  17,  E S Dreyer  to  H Gray $650 

Dickens  av  rear  Ballou  st  nf  50x125,  with 
other  property  June  5,  B F Jacobs  to  W 

Dyer $1,600 

Diversey  st  171%  ft  w of  Lincoln  sf  24%x 

125  ft  Apr  24,  M A Watson  to  E H Adair 
$500 

Forest  av  nw  cor  of  Greenwood  av  ef  25x 
122  ft  June  21,  F W Louse  to  C C EricK- 

son $700 

Forest  av  137%  ft  n of  Greenwood  ef  37% 
xl25  ft  June  18,  W H Powell  to  E Gloor 

$1,500 

Forest  av  adjoining  above  37%xl25  ft 
June  18,  W H Powell  to  E Gloor. . .$3,500 
H umboldt  boul  36%  ft  w of  Laurel  av  sf 
35x166  ft  impd  June  19,  C O’Callaghan 

to  Wm  Hansbrough  $6,000 

Humboldt  boul  36%  ft  w of  Laurel  av  sf 
35x166  ft  impd  June  23,  Wm  Hans- 
brough to  E H Schintz $6,000 

Homer  st  276  ft  e of  Buchanan  sf  24x125  ft 
June  18,  Samuel  Kerr  to  A Becker. $2,000 
Hancock  st  254  ft  s of  Cortland  ef  25x177 
ft  June  3,  E S Dreyer  to  W Sevcik. . .$300 
Humboldt  boul  nw  cor  Laurel  av  sf  72%x 
166  ft  May  27,  A Keith  to  C O’Callag- 
han Jr $2,500 

Mitchell  av  266  ft  n of  North  ef  25x118  ft 
June  17,  R Grosser  to  Cha6  F Kainer 

$1,700 

Mitchell  av  37%  ft  s of  Wabansia  ef  25x 
118  ft  Apr  27  ’85,  R S Cox  to  N L Howe 

$1,250 

Mitchell  av  37%  ft  s of  Wabansia  ef  25x 
118  Mch  2,  N L Howe  to  O J Dye.  .$1,400 
North  av  100‘ft  e of  Meeker  sf  50x136  ft 
June  23,  W Bluemel  to  Anna  Ulbricht  $750 
Point  st  132  ft  nw  of  Cornelia  sw  f 44x200 
ft  Feb  3,  M P Peterson  to  H S Paulsen 
$40 


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Sheridan  av  211  ft  n of  North  av  wf  25x 
177  ft  June  21,  John  Jensen  to  P Jensen 

$400 

Wabansia  av  250  ft  w of  Simon  sf  3l3^x 
125  ft  June  18,  Ed  Carlson  to  Carl 
Goetze $1,500 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 

Lot  9,  blk  1,  Borden’s  sub,  w‘/4  ee!4  36  40  13,  June 
15,  Peterson  k Carwell  to  Annie  White..  . . .$1400 
Blocks  1 to  4,  Force’s  sub,  e!4  sw*4  7 39  13.  Hep 

14,  A Force  et  al  to  C B Scoville  $30,000 

Lots  27  and  28,  blk  1,  Browne  k Culver’s  add  to 
North  Evanston,  June  16,  C E Browne  to  8 Bach- 

mann $175 

Premises  No  228  Maxwell  st,  May  31,  T Sullivan  to 

P Kalish $3,225 

Lots  4,  5 and  6 on  63d  st  bet  Green  st  and  Spencer 
ave,  June  3,  F J Demlingto  J W Helfrich. . ..$1,200 
Lot  22.  blk  1;  blk  19,  5 39  14,  June  15,  Hannah  E 

Mahring  to  F A Stauber $3,750 

Lots  21  to  25,blk  29,  7 39  14,  June  16,  S-rah  E Thom- 
as to  Leslie  R Hansha $1,700 

Lot  3",  blk  7 of  S Chicago,  Jan  5,  C k C C k D Co  to 

J McAllister $500 

Lot  2,  blk  1 and  26  of  lots  4,  5,  etc,  blk  1,  Borden’s 
sub,  se^4  36  40  13,  May  28,  Peterson  k Carwell  to 

J Anderson $1,400 

Lot  11,  blk  6,  Johnston’s  sub  sel4  36  40  13,  June  10, 

J W Hamhleton  to  C Westby $550 

Lot  10,  blk  6 same,  June  10, same  to  A Westby.  ..$550 
Lot  145  Mandel’s  sub  of  blks  1 to  4 W‘/2  6w%  15  39 

13,  May  1,  E D Mandell  to  C J Reese $350 

Lot  40,  blk  5,  se^4  39  14,  No  259  S May  st,  June  3 

Cath  Murphy  to  J Scott $3,5(0 

Lot  21,  blk  1 Gross’  sub  of  8 acrs  in  nw  qr  13  39  13, S 

E Gross  to  Helen  W Sturges $3,000 

N Vi  lot  3,  blk  52  S S add,  Mch  24,  Hussey,  Wells  & 

Co.  to  W Springer $7,850 

Lot  iO,  blk  1 Case  sub  n 10  acrs  s 24  acrs  se  qr  se 
qr  8 38  14,  May  24,  Geo  W Cass  to  Henry  Baker.$400 
2 acs  in  sw  qr  6 38  12,  June  4,  C A SeifEert  to  R 

Schroder  $938 

Lot  17,  blk  3,  Waterman’s  sub  5 a nw  qr  6 39  14, Apr 

2,  Namitzan  Bros  to  M Petersen $1,000 

Lot  13,  blk  3 of  blks  14,  15,  16,  21  el/2  se  qr  18  39  14, 

June  29,  N Becker  to  N Stephens $1,350 

Nw  qr,  ex  R R add,  30  38  14  152l/2  acs,  June  18,  J Du- 

pee  Jr  to  J B Jackson $55,000 

Lots  3,4  and  5 of  lots  49  to  52, b 8 Sampson  &Green’s 

add,  June  19,  Maria  P Lohr  to  V Knopf $9,500 

S 2 acs  w of  road  of  n 19  acs  eV2  nw  qr  20  40  14,  June 

12,  Eliza  and  Hy  Huff  to  E Brandt $7, 400- 

Lot  2 in  sub  of  s 836  ft  and  lot  F Wrightwood,  Apr 

12,  J T Davis  to  H P Hamraerich $3,000 

Premises  No  76  W Madison  st,June  17. James  Grace 

to  Henry  J Franks $13,725 

Lots  1.  2,  3 Whitney  k Claflin’s  sub,  b 2 sw  qr  4 38 

14,  D Williams,  A?t  to  P Griffin $1,875 

Lot  31  and  wl/2  lot  32,  blk  1 Lake  Shore  sub  of  lots 

24,  25,  26  Pine  Grove,  June  9,  C E Culver  to  J S 
Butter $1,875 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  130  in  Brookhaven,  23  38  14  June  11,  S E Gross 

et  al  to  G Parnemann $900 

Lots  4 to  19  nl/2  blk  15,  Cir  ct  part’n  in  n!4  31  38  15, 

May  19,  L B Sid  way  to  J Woodbridge $1,725 

Lot  15  and  s V2  Jot  16,  blk  2 Parkside,  Aug  31,  1885, 

Village  of  Hyde  Park  to  F P Siman $375 

Lot  35,  blk  4,  Johnston  k Clement’s  sub  22  38  14, 

June  9,  T C Keefe  to  J Cornwell $800 

Lots  24  and  25,  blk  27  Cornell,  June  14,  Paul  Cor- 
nell to  J Borling  et  al $700 

Lot  17,  blk  23  Lancaster  sub  sw l/2  22  38  14  May 

28,FG  Springer  to  O J Dorr $1,275 

Lot  26,  blk  43  South  Chicago,  Oct  7,  1885,  C & C C & 

D Co  to  J M Armstrong $475 

Se%  nw^  neV£  27  38  14,  May  28,  Master  in  Chanc’y 

to  M M Scott $5,000 

Lots  9 to  48,  blk  6,  sel4  swl4  17  27  15  May  29,  A H 

Veeder  to  H B Kirkwood $1,0  >0 

Lots  29  and  30,  blk  1 Fallis’  add  to  Pullman,  May  25 

Fallis  & Gano  to  S S Struhsacker.  $320 

Lots  19  and  20,blk  2,  West  add  to  Cheltenham  Beach 

June  15,  P A Sexton  to  Susan  A Bridge  $6 -<2 

Sl/2  lot  33,  blk  3 Cronkhite  sub  sw!4  24  38  14,  Feb  26 

J P Kenohanto  A L Luudgren $1,8  JO 

Lot  9,  blk  85  Cornell,  Apr  2,  J M Jackson  to  A L 

Lundgren $250 

Lots  1 and  2,  blk  10;  lots  24  and  25,  blk  11  John- 
ston & Clement’s  snb  wL/2  se  qr  22  38  14,  June  12, 

F P Fisher  to  Thos  P Keefe $1,500 

N Vi  lot  48  Fitch  & Robertson’s  sub  in  ne  qr  23  38  14 

June  18,  F M Staples  to  Geo  J Conway $675 

Lot  11,  blk  7 Wait  k Bowen’s  sub  wl/2  ne  qr  23  38  14 

June  19,  H W Crocker  to  W Wyles $1,259 

Lots  5 and  6,  blk  12  Johnston  k Clements  sub  w1^ 
se  qr  22  38  14,  Nov  18,  Johnston  & Clement  to 

Rowland  S Bond $6  25 

Lot  2,  blk  ' 4 C k D Co  sub  5 and  6 37  15,  May  18,  C 

k C C & D C to  Caroline  Sattler  $3i>0 

Lot  45  and  s 17  ft  lot  6, blk  10  Johnston  & Clement’s 
sub  w Vi  se  qr  22  38  14,  June  1,  T P Keefe  to  L Al- 
len   $L  0 ) 

Lot  35,  blk  3 Palmer’s  add  to  S Chicago,  M irch  16, 

Mary  P M Palmer  to  Andrew  Johnson $4  >) 

Lot  48,  Fitch  k Robertson’s  sub  in  ne  qr  23  38  14, 
June  4,  ’86,Ida  E Lindley  to  Frank  M Staples. $1,009 

LAKE. 

Si4  lot  4 and  lot  5 of  lots  11,  14,  15,  blk  13  Linden 
Grove,  May  1,  Charlotte  A Baker  to  L M Ham- 
mond  $2,10  J 

E 44  ft  of  lot  5, blk  13  Skinner  k Judd’s  sub  21  33  It 

May  1,  T M Finnie  to  Phoebe  J Fiunie *3.300 

Lot  11,  blk  2 of  lots  5 to  10  Crocker’s  sub  se^i  17  33 

14,  June  14,  I Casleberg  t j R Keever $200 

S 33  ft  of  n 83  ft  of  lot  3,  blk  15  Skinner  & Jud  l’s 
sub  ne  qr  21  38  14,  May  28,  J P Young  to  C Lin  1- 

strom $1,155 

Lots  3 and  4 of  lot  8,  blk  11  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub  ne 
qr  21  38  14,  Apr  5,  P W George  to  A Tidholm  .$2,983 
Lot  9 and  n V%  lot  10, blk  6 University  sub  of  Engle- 
wood, May  I,  H P Haskin  to  Hugh  Chittick  . $ 1,000 
Lots  2,  3 and  n 16  17-100  pt  of  lot  6,  blk  7 Linden 
Grove,  May  1,  Sarah  A Stevens  to  Cora  B Mc- 

Lachlan $2,700 

S 24l/a  ft  of  lot  6 and  n 9 V2  ft  of  lot  7,  blk  3 Normal 
School  sub  se  qr  21  38  14, Apr  10,  D W Jtorrs  to  E 
F Clark $3,300 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Same  premises  Apr  10,E  F Clark  to  DW  Storrs. $3,300 
Lots  19  and  20, blk  1 Hill  & Pike’s  add  to  Englewood 

May  17,  Dan  H Pike  to  Jno  Sheehan $300 

Lot  68  Weddell’  sub  s qr  se  qr  se  qr  20  38  14,  March 

25,  K S Cox  to  Julia  Gaff $160 

Lots  45  and  46,  blk  1 Young  & Clarkson’s  sub  nw  qr 
8 38  14,  Mch  4,  J T Young  et  al  to  G & L Coster- 

house  $850 

Lot  69,  blk  2 Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  2u  38  14,  June  16, 

R S Cox  to  A E Belleau $425 

OALUMET. 

Lot  23  (ex  w 33  ft),  16  37  14,  June  16,  Master  in  Chy 

to  R E Jenkins $2,963 

Lot  24,  Yandersyde  & Tar’s  sub  in  15  37  14,  May  24, 

P Berghins  to  R Spoolman $625 

Lots  24  and  25,  blk  1 Board  of  Trade  sub  sw  qr  7 37 

14 

Lots  30  and  31,  blk  16  Cole’s  sub  ne  qr  5 37  14,  June 
14,  S Delamater  to  J S Townsend $4G0 


CIOEBO. 


W 25(4  ft  of  e 125  ft  of  n 100  ft  of  lot  1 of  lots  10  to 
16  and  pt  17  Skinner’s  sub  nw(4  7 39  13,  May  24, 

E W Hoard  to  Cathe  S Scales $1,275 

Lots  3 and  4,  blk  16  LaVergne,  Nov  7,  ’85, W H Nor- 

cutt  to  John  Johnston  Jr $1 

Lots  14  and  15,  blk  6 sw(4  nw(4  10  39  13,  June  is,  A 

B Dewey  to  G Somerville $55) 

Lot  15,  blk  6 same,G  Somerville  to  F H Kolyer.$l,200 
Lot  1 and  n 10  ft  of  lot  2,  b 1 Craft’s  add  to  Austin- 

ville,  June  3,  H F Emerson  to  J J Walser $1,300 

Lot  7 in  sub  of  pt  18  39  13,  June  15,  S S Snyder  to 

Walter  S Dray $12,000 

N 50  ft  of  s 150  ft  of  w 138  ft  of  e 163  ft  of  sw  >4. blk 
6 Kettlestring’s  add  to  Harlem,  June  2,  A Schultz 

to  R Schultz $750 

Se'i  sey,  ex  K ft,  29  39  13  38 (4  acs,  Apr  28, ’ Pat- 
tie  A Clay  to  C J Connell $29,558 


JEFFERSON. 


Lot  21,  blk  14  Avondale, Aug  7.’84,  A Wisner  to  Nel- 
lie M Collins  $j25 

Lots  8,  P1,  21,  23,  blk  3 Jacobs  & Burchell’s  sub  in 
w’/a  ne  qr  35  49  13,  June  5,  Benj  F Jacobs  to  Wal- 
ter Dyer $li60u 

Lots  25  to  28.  blk  2 Harley’s  add  to  Pennock,  June 

4,  C G Bode  to  J Vannatta $1,000 

Lot  11,  blk  15  Miller’s  add  to  Irving  Park,  Feb  24, 

W A Churd  to  G Blester $250 

Lot  15,  b k 11  same  add,  Apr  20,  J Watson  to  J 

Schultz 

Lots  34  and  35.  blk  1 Gunn’s  sub  ne  qr  34  40  13, June 

12,  W Hastings  to  G B Chew $400 

Lo  s 4 to  48  Cobb’s  sub  in  Mount  Clair  19  40  13, 

Mch  20,  A C Romig  to  Lida  Romig $200 

Lots  5,  6 and  7,  blk  1 Cobb’s  sub  in  sw  qr  19  40  13 

May  3,  Emily  Butler  to  I Langdon $180 

Lot  13,  blk  2 Mount  Clair,  Dec  21,  ’85,  M B Greene 
et  al  to  A M Jones $250 


EVANSTON, 


Lot  22,  blk  35  Rogers  Park,  June  4,  C H Morse  to  J 


M Kean 


. $500 


W 81  ft  of  lots  12,  13,  14,  blk  13  La  Grange,  June  1 

W I Clark  to  Cornelia  C Richmond $1  000 

Lot  21  on  C & A R R plat  of  Summit,  May  29,  ’85,  C 

& A R R Co  to  Mary  Hayes '$109 

E 60  ft  of  w 181  ft  of  lots  12, 13,  14, blk  i3LaGrange 

May  12.  C W Richmond  to  Chas  R Colli. 1 $2,500 

Lots  3 to  6,  b 19  La  Grange,  Mch  6,  F D Cossitt  to 
A G Wellington $4  000 


Lots  1 to  6,  blk  4,  June  7,  I B Graham  to  F H Wat- 

riss $1,000 


NEWTKIEB. 


Lots  6 to  10,  blk  8 of  blks  29  to  34  Wilmette, June  19 

C B Hosmer  to  M Franzen $1  100 

Lots  1,  2,  3.  b 1 of  n!4  lots  26,  27,  28  Baxter’s  sub  in 
Ouilmette  Reserve,  May  2,  Louisa  Hill  to  N A 

HiI1 $750 

Lot  16  Dale’s  2d  sub  div  ne  qr  ne  qr  se  qr  20  42  13 
Apr  1,  J T Dale  to  Mary  E Butten $400 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Lot  6,  blk  2 Railroad  Reservation  sub  in  Railroad 
add  to  Harlem,  June  12.  H W Austin  to  T S Min- 

nier ^285 

Lots  1,  2,  6,  7,  blk  22  Village  of  Thornton,  June  8, 

A Lorenz  to  A F Webb $600 

Lots  20  and  21,  blk  1 Culvers  Park,  May  22,  S E Ed- 

man  to  G Sayers $6qq 

Wl4  eS4  nwH  31  36  15;  wK  e!4  sw(4  29  36  15, May  12, 

Helen  F Lansing  to  W H Gifford $1,700 

Lots  7 and  8 and  strip  adj  in  resub  of  lots  3 to  8 
blk  1 Lewis’  sub  w 5 a w(4  mv(4  13  39  13,  June  15 

E Haring  to  B L Smith $1  250 

Lots  38  and  40,  blk  11  Harding’s  sub  w*4  nw!A  11  39 
13;  also  lots  34,  39,  41  to  48,  blk  1;  lots  14  and  15 
blk  2 Crocker’s  sub  17  38  14,  Dec  17,  ’85,  J B Hull 
to  First  Nat’l  Bank,  of  Fort  Dodge,  Iowa  $2  000 
S qr  se  qr  ne  qr  ne  qr  20  39  13;  also  lots  146,  ’ 147, 
148  Hitt’s  sub  nw  qr  swqr  17  37  14,  Dec  29,  ’85 

Master  in  Chy  to  C O Boring $1  656 

E 43  ft  of  se  qr  blk  31  Young’s  add  to  Blue  Island, 

May  20,  J p Young  to  Frank  Murphy $1,725 

Lot  8,  blk  2 Ingledew’s  add  to  Ravenswood, Miiv*2i, 

M & B F Weber  to  Bertha  Buschke  $500 

Lot  20,31/2  blks  55  and  56  19  39  14,  June  18, Master  in 

Chy  to  Nora  Behreud $467 

Lots  39  and  42,  b 61  Maywood,  June  16,  J TRiown 

Jr  to  Isabelle  A Gibb «;500 

Lots  20  and  21,  b 1 Culvers  Park,  June  19,  Geo  Sav- 
ers to  Calin  Drummond $1  o00 

Lots  14  to  19,  b 7 Russell’s  sub  se  qr  8 36  15,  June  19 

Mary  Manning  to  A Winn $600 

S 1 2 ne  qr  29  and  nw(4  28  41  10;  also  10  acs  in  ne  qr  27 
41  9,  May  14, F Springinguth  to  C Biesterfeld.$5,000 
9?4  acs  in  nw  cor  nw  qr  34  41  9,  May  14,  C Biester 

feld  to  F Springinguth $600 

S hf  ne  qr  29  also  s 8 91-100  acs  of  9 hf  nw  qr ' 28  41 

19,  May  14,  same  to  same $8  000 

Lot  9,  b 2 Farley’s  add  to  Harlem, June  15,  P Farley 

to  Hy  Murdt $400 

50  acs  in  17  41  9,  May  5.  F H AppelhofftoF  Appel- 
hoff $1,560 


evoe  & Co. 


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F.  W.  E>evoe  & Co.  s Ess,dy  Mixed  House  Paints 

A JL)  -t— ’ -A_  X XT  T1  ±U  .R.  S3  1 £>  TJ"  f3  x3  T , i 


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CHICAGO. 


QUIT  CLAIM  l>«: CCS  A\’l>  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 


Lot  103,  blk  2 Prout  & Colman’s  sub  se  qr  4 38  14, 
June  1, heirs  of  J H Hutchinson  to  John  W Field- 

house  $1 

Lot  16,  blk  57  7 39  14,  June  16,  J H Clark  to  J Le 

Mesurier $1 

Lot  4 of  lots  5 to  10,  b 3 of  b 3 and  15  Morris’  sub  18 
39  14,  May  29,  Edwd  R Swett  to  Myra  M Swett.. , $1 
Lots  5 & 7 of  lot  3,b  5, also  lot  2 n pt  b 20  all  in  7 39  14 

June  17,  E C Hayes  to  Hauora  Hayes $3,000 

Lot  13  of  lots  2 and  3 Forestville,  June  6,  E S May- 

hen  to  A H Veeder $666 

Lot  40,  n hf  b 11  5 39  14,  June  17, W New  to  C E Sut- 
ter  $2,000 

Same  premises,  June  17,  C E Sutter  to  F New,  .$2,'  60 
Lot  22,  b 6 Walker’s  sub  se  qr  28  39  14, June  15,  H M 

Tuller  to  J C Mitchell  $31 

Lot  16,  b 57  7 39  14, June  17, J Le  Messurier  to  Ella  C 

Clark $1 

Lots  29  and  30,b  27  Sheffield  add,  June  15,Mary  Nash 

to  M McFarland $50 

Lots  32  and  33,  blk  1 Hamburg,  June  16,  John  Nutt 

to  J Connors $1 

Lot  27,  blk  7 Sherman’s  sub  se  qr  28  39  14,  June  14, 

J H Bissell  et  al  to  V Bassi $2,800 

Lot  2 of  lots  20  to  25,  b 40  33  40  13,  Feb  9,  B Dewald 

to  N Poull $1 

Lot  10,  b 2 sw  qr  12  39  13,  Feb  13,  G H A Thomas' to 

J D Smith $x 

Lot  14,  s 6 ft  lot  13  and  n 9 ft  lot  15,  b 1 Blair’s  sub 

sw  qr,  June  21,  J W Converse  to  E N Blake $275 

Lot  82,  b 1 Sampson  & Green’s  add,  June  14,  F Ege- 

brecht  to  J J Sclialler $250 

Lot  11,  b 32  J R & Storr’s  add,  June  6,  Jno  Snowell 

to  C D B O’Ryan $2,800 

Lots  26  and  27  Gaylord’s  sub  se  qr  8 38  14,  May  17, 

F Gaylord  to  E Wilkie $700 

Lots  4 and  5,  b 2 Cook  & Anderson’s  sub  ne  qr  24 

39  13  Wm  E McHenry  to  David  D Healy $5,600 

Lot  15,  blk  3 Derby’s  sub  nw  qr  10  38  14,  Mary  F 

Bell  to  Michel  O’Leary $2,500 

Blk  37  of  Washington  Heights, June  21,  W S Kerr  to 

E G Short $5,000 

Lots  17  and  18,  b 5 University  sub  of  Englewood, 
June  16,F  N & J W Barney  to  W G McDonald.$l,275 
Lots  29  and  30,  b 4 Smith’s  add  to  Normalville.May 

3,  C Nowak  to  C E Fairchild $800 

Lot  9,  b 63  S Chicago,  May  28,  N Heinsen  to  A D 

Eamb $250 

Lots  24  and  25, b 11  Johnston  & Clement’s  aub  se  qr 
22  38  14,  June  17,  T P Keefe  to  Kate  Lipe  ...  .$1,100 
Lot  5,  b 2 2d  plat  of  Woodlawn,  June  9,  M Louer  to 

J Stern, $7  ^89 

Lot  3 and  e ht  lot  4,  b 51  Cornel  1,  Apr  29 j Nat’l  Life 

Ins  Co  to  R Mitchell $337 

Lot  5 and  w hf  lot  4,  b 51  same,  Apr  29,  same  to  W 

E Seidler 

Lots  43  aud  44,  b 107  same,  June  18,  G Jaegermanu 

to  Maria  Hansen $j  300 

Lots  41  and  42,  b 107  same,  June  18,  G Jaegermanu 

to  M Wolf $300 

Lots  27  and  28,  b 125  same,  June  19,  R Hawkins  to 

G Jaegermann $500 

Lot  11, b 14  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr  22  8 14 
May  3C,  T P Keefe  to  J McGuinuess . . . $450 

Lots  8 aud  9,  b 107  Cornell.  May  6, Portsmouth  Sav- 
ings Bank  to  Sam  A Combes $300 

Lot  3,  b 8 S Chicago, May  13,  Mary  C Dobbin  to  Jul- 
ius Geske 

Lot  6,  b 119  S Chicago,  June  16,  C & C C & D Co  to 

Sarah  Thomas $5qq 

Lot  18,  b 8 Kensington,  Nov  17,  ’85,  JM  Davis  to 

Margt  Scanlan $j  j(,q 

Ni4  lot  3,  b 3 Cronkhite  et  al  sub  sw  qr  24  38  14 

Nov  3,  C J Hambleton  to  J McPhee $425 

Lots  1 and  2,  b 16  Notre  Dame  add.  May  10  ’84  E 

Sorin  to  E Becker 200 

Lot  5,  b 1 Nix  add  to  S Chicago,  June  9,  C M Asse’y 

to  Brand  & Hummell " $450 

Lots  19,  20,  24,  25,  28  to  31,  b 18  Russeii’s  sub  sH  ld 
37  15,  Mch  15,  Mary  E Gates  to  M R Bortree  $400 
Lot  14,  b 26  Cornell,  Apr  22,  J P Jackson  to  Phoebe 

D Jones $225 

Lot  3,  b 8 Schorling’s  sub  in  b 1 33  38  14,  June  i A 

Schorling  to  W H Hickey $1,650 

Lot  36,  b 3 Lasher  w hf  se  qr  20  38  if,  June  li  ' D W 

Storrs  to  H R Hinkley ’ $150 

W 40  ft  lot  4,  b 11  Normal  Schooi,  May  20,  Sarah  S 

Chapman  to  Mary  J Felton $48j 

Lots  29  and  30, b 5 Smith’s  add  to  NormaIville,June 

18,  Jas  D Smith  to  W J Voltner  Jr $750 

Lots  16  to  19,  b 3 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  21  38  i4,  June  15 

C Schrape  to  W Wedemeier $j  200 

N 35  ft  of  s 115  ft  lot  4 and  n 35  ft  of  s 36  ft  lot  3,  b 
12  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub  ne  qr  21  38  14,  Apr  30 

Emma  A Muhliken  to  G F Bailey $1  190 

Same  premises,  Apr  30,G  F Bailey  to  Wm  Craig  $2*450 
Lot  66  Purmly’s  add  to  Auburn,  June  22,  Bertha 

Pachall  to  J Bruins $250 

Lot  17  of  lots  11  to  15  etc,  b 17  Linden  Grove,  June 

21,  C H Caldwell  to  Lucia  M Weston $444 

Lot  52  b 2 Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  June  21 

Carl  Engelman  to  F H Baker $300 

Lots  7 to  10  of  lot  29  of  lots  1 to  4 etc  Taylor’s'  sub 
se  qr  21  38  14,  June  15,  A Tidholm  to  H E Tins- 

niBu ....  750 

Lot  46,  b 1 High  Ridge  to  Auburn,  June  21,  M Mc- 
Carthy to  J Mulhern $125 

S 5 acrs,  e 20  acrs  sw  qr  4 37  14,  Apr  21,Mary  i jlur-  i 

ray  to  L H Pierce 250 

Lots  43  and  44,  b 39  Washington  Heights,  June  10,  E 

G Short  to  J E P Arnold $300 

Lots  41  and  42,  b 4 Craft’s  sub  se  qr  ne  qr  0 39  13 
June  13,  ’85,  S J Campbell  et  al  to  Anna  M Hahn- 

9ue9t 

Lots  14  and  15, b 2;  lot  7,b  3;  lots  32  and  33, b 7 Rob- 
in-.on’s  add  to  Desplaines,  Mch  4,  A B Dorland  to 
Esther  M Legg $75 


21x130  ft  in  b 63  Evanston,  May  18,  Louisa  Hill 


L Turner 


to 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  June  24,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

169  $1,065,431 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  86  159,968 

County 128  197,057 


Total 373  $1,422,456 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  June  25,  1885; 

Sales. 

City 148 

County 156 


Amount. 

1626,190 

214,372 


Total 304  $ 840,562 


TRUST  DEEDS, 

Abbott  F B to  F W Furburg  May  5,  Its  13 
to  17,  b 14,  Douglas  Pk  add  8% ....  $ 1 2,500 
Albrecht  C J to  G E Pietsch,  June  19,  It  7 

Belle  Plaine,  2 y,  7% $500 

Aulwurm  W to  S E Gross,  June  17.  It  8 b 

15  Clifford  av,  2 y,  6% i ...  $234 

Anderson  J 0 to  C L Hammond  May  24  It 

66  b 40,  21  38  14,  5 y,  7% $1300 

Anderson  J O to  H A Haugan  May  24  It 

66  b 40,  21  38  14,  3 y,  7% .’$650 

Becker  A to  W H Mortimer,  June  18,  It  2 

b 1,  36  40  13,  mthly,  6% $800 

Butler  W H to  M E Greenebanm,  Dec  1, 

It  37  b 27,  Gross  Pk  ad,  30m,  7% $370 

Barnes  M K to  O C Butz  June  18,  It  84  b 

14,  2 y 6% $5000 

Brooks  F P to  LA  Gilbert  June  5,  Its  24 

and  25,  b 1,  7 37  14,  2 y &% $675 

Brewster  J H to  P Trumbull  May  17,  Its  1 

to  4 b 2,  13  39  13,  2 y,  6% ' $1,100 

Boettcher  W L to  B F Weber  June  15,  It  6 

b 2,18  40  14 $800 

Breakey  B A to  M Almy  May  24,  Its  9 and  1 

10  b 6,  Ravenswood  5 y,  7% $1000 

Bailey  J to  G H Laflin  May  12,  It  11,  3 38 

14> 3 y.  7$ $1750 

Becker  G to  C F Hatterman  Jr  May  1,  It 

20  b 7,  31  40  14,  3 y,  7% $500 

Bevan  T E to  DJJSchuyler  June  15,  pt  It  10 

b 17,  frl  15  add  5 y 5% $15,000 

Beiaming  A to  G Garnett  Apr  20,  It  65  b 

18.  19  39  14,  3 y,  6% $600 

Bicek  M to  J Kokes  June  7,  It  48  b 10  20 

39  14,  If,  7% $200 

Bourke  P W to  H W Ames  June  17,  It  3 b 

3,  PmKet’s  2d  add  5 l-5£ $3,000 

Beck  H to  A Rehm,  June  17,  pt  its  1 and  2 

b 3 S and  F add  5% $2000 

Braun  M E to  J W Scoville  June  15,  It  3 b 

9,  Rockwell’s  add  5 y,  6% $3,000 

Bowsey  E to  H E Greenebaum  June  16,  It 

32  b 6,  4 48  14 $850 

Beckmann  A to  J H Keeler  May  21,  Its  22 

and  23  b 14,  6 39  14,  2 y 6% $1,500 

BjicK  C F to  H Riene  June  1,  It  7 b 21,  5 

39  14,  3 y,  &% $800 

Brookman  E to  T H Schintz  June  16,  pt  It 

3bC,  28  40  14,  3 y,  7* $1,500 

Burkhardt  FPtoJ  Burnham  Apr  21,  ptb 

54,  s s add  3 y,  6% $812 

Bowes  J P to  F R Chandler,  June  18.  Its 


R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  &.  Co., 

ROOM  9,  .84  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 


Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  nnn  residents. 


.$1,900 


Lot  7 aud  w 21(4  D lot  8 of  lots  1 and  2,  b 27  Evans- 
ton,  Apr  24,  J L Beveridge  to  R C Hacker ..  .$13,000 
Lot  4,  b 66  Evanston,  June  18, F Strakey  to  C E & L 

S Ry  Co $1  300 

S 10  acrs  e 20  acrs  w 100  acrs  sw  qr  11  40  12,  Sep  10 

’HI,  D G Hamilton  to  D Downing $250 

Und  hf  lots  2 and  5 to  18  of  lots  1 and  2 of  lot  3 
Heald  & Brown’s  subsw  qr  25  40  13, Mary  St  Clair 

to  Abie  M Armsted *3  sqq 

Lots  30  to  33,  b 4 Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  June 

19,  Ira  Brown  to  Mary  L Leach  $300 

N 7 acs  of  lot  6 in  ne  qr  32  39  12,  Dec  8,  ’85  H Nebel 

to  A Westphal 4u3g 

Lots  22,  23,  24,  42  to  45,  48,  b"  7 Russeli’s  sub  se  frl 
qr  8 36  15,  J une  21,  Mary  Manning  to  Emily  Stan- 

ton <£2  0QQ 

Lot  36  to  4 ),  b 7 same,  June  19,  same  to" J McElha- 
ny .... .... ......... .... 5\Ann 

W 66  ft  of  s 107  ft  lot  4,'  b M Palatine,  June  5I ' Hen- 
rietta Mergler  to  J H Schlerding  . $2  000 

2 acrs  in  nw  qr  ne  qr  3 40  12,  Feu  13,  Mels’ene  Dun- 

teman  to  Jno  Golde 

Lots  32  and  33,  b 7 Ritchie’s  sub  se  qr  2 36  14,  June 
26,  Alvina  Scriven  to  L J Crocker. ...  $250 

Ik 


4 an  1 5 b 3,  9 38  14  etc,  5 y,  7% $6900 

Bernhold  J to  C C Schumanher,  June  19, 

It  43  s ^ b 49,  19  39  11,  3,  7 % $1000 

Burgess  C to  M W Robinson  June  2,  Its  10 

and  11  b 3,  Davis  add  3 y 7 % $1000 

Bond  P to  G G Newbury  Nov  9,  It  61  b 5, 

36  40  13,  3 mos  7% $660 

Berndt  J to  H E Greenebaum  June  21,  It 

42  b 2,  8 38  14,  2 y,  7% $400 

Borst  W to  S E Gross  June  It,  It  7 b 7. 

Clifford’s  add,  2 y 6% $430 

Borst  H to  S E Gross,  June  14,  its  8 and  9 

Clifford’s  add  2 y,  6%  $600 

Borst  G to  S E Gross  June  14,  Its  10  and 
11  b 7,  Clifford’s  add  2 y,  6%. . 

Bates  J to  J J Altpeter  June  21,  It  49  b 11 

20  39  14,  8% $700 

Breda  A J to  H E Greenebaum  June  22,  pt 

It  13  b 16,  36  40  14,  2 y 7% $1200 

Cass  J K to  W G Baker  June  8,  Its  21  to 

25  b 1,9  38  14,  ly  6% $1,200 

Crotty  M to  S B French  June  12,  It  35  b 10 

9 38  14,  3%  y $1,550 

Cross  C E to  F J Cross  June  5,  It  5,  e % 

ne  3^  23  38  14,  5 y 6% $3,000 

Christell  0 C and  J C to  A Chytraus  June 

14,  It  81  b 7,  36  40  13,  3 y 6% $1,145 

Cerveuy  F to  W J Marks  Mch  25,  It  7,  b 46 

19  39  14,  H $1,000 

Campbell  J to  J J Curran  June  15.  It  17  b 

17.  20  39  14,  7*4% ...$3,700 

Connelly  J to  J J Curran  June  15,  It  4 b B 

28  39  14,  $1,100 

Cameron  J H to  J P Meyer  May  25,  pt  Its 

13  and  14  b 12,  11  38  14,  4 y.  6% 1100 

Conway  G J to  H C Jacobs  June  18,  pt  It 
48  Robertson  sub  23  38  14  2 y 6%.  . . . $475 
Campbell  J L to  H L Luders  June  14,  It  18 

It  11  b 4,  12  39  13,  3 v,  7% $3000 

Clark  E V to  F R Chandler;  Apl  10,  pt  Its 

6 and  7 b 3,  21  38  14,  5 y,  7% $1500 

Chittick  H to  C C Haskins,  May  1,  It  9 

and  pt  10  b 6,  21  38  14,  3 y,  7% $2600 

Cassidy  J E to  D strenitz,  June  19,  Its  31 

and  32  b 20,  4 37  14,  Oct  1 $350 

Churchill  A Z to  E C Walter,  June  14,  Its 

15  to  1,  7 39  13  2 y,  7% 

Cullerton  J to  C W Nicholes  Oct  17,  pt  It 

76  b 5,  33  3914,  3 y,  6$ $400 

Charvat  J toH  E Greenebaum  June  18,  It 

38  b 10,  20  39  14 $800 

Cunningham  Tto  A Tripp  June  21,  Its  121 

and  122  b 1 , 33  39  14,  2 y 6$ $1,500 

Coyle  P to  H G Foreman  May  29,  It  14  b 

27,  2 y,  6% $2,000 

Cavana  J A to  J E Otis  June  19,  Its  6 and 

6 bl  and  It  2 b 3,  7 38  14,  2 y,  7% $300 

Campbell  F to  E S Dreyer  June  19,  pt  b 5, 

Reaper  add  3 y,  7% $7500 

Craig  W M to  R W Hvman  Jr  June  8.  pt 
Its  3 and  4 b 12,  21  38  14,  5 y,  7%.  . .$5000 
Dyer  E & W to  C F Taylor  May  21,  It  6 b 


3,  35  40  13,  2 y, 


.$175 


Dillon  E C to  J Mattocks  June  6,  It  69  b 

15,  7 39  14,3  y,  6% $600 

Dorr  O J to  G A Springer  May  28,  It  17  b 

3,  22  38  14,  3 y,  6# $92 

Davis  H to  H C Van  Schaack  June  4,  t e 

M se  }i  11  39  13,  5 y,  7% $k6,800 

Davis  H to  C A Sawyer  June  4,  pt  e % se 

% 11  39  13.  3 y 6:* $9,000 

Dyer  W to  S L Boyce,  June  11,  pt  b 3,  35 

40  13,  5 y,  8% $1400 

Davis  HA  t J to  E L Brainard,  Dec  4,  pt 
Its  9 and  8 b 13.11  38  14,  2 y,  6^... $2000 
Dingee  D to  H A Goodrich,  June  18,  It  19 

b 10  Ravenswood,  3 y,  7% $900 

Drake  I to  E Walker,  July,  ’86  (?),  pt  n e 

2138  14,  5 y 6% $6000 

Drake  J to  H C Van  Schaack  June  10,  It 

16  b 22,  s s add  5 y,  $4000 

Drummond  C to  G Sayers,  June  19,  Its  20 

and  21  b 1,  Culver  Pk,  4 y,  6% $800 

Elg  A A to  W A Beck,  June  18,  It  19  b 2, 

* 36  40  13,  4 y,  6% $400 

Ebner  J to  G M Bogue  June  17,  Its  35  and 

36  b 3,  13  39  13,  Dec  17,  6 % $700 

Euphrat  C to  H Felsenthal  June  16  It  18 

b 1,  29  39  14,  2 y 6% $2000 

Ende  H to  J S Day  June  16,  Its  1 and  2 b 

4,  Brown  & C add  Evanston,  4 m $100 

Furthman  E to  E S Dreyer  June  16  It  126 

It  F,  28  40  14,  3 y,  6% $2000 

France  R to  A Peterson  June  11,  It  82  Par- 
ker sub  11  39  13.  2 y 7% $450 

Flinn  S L and  J W to  H N Tuttle  June  10, 

It  16  It  4, 12  39  13  5 y,  7% $2000 


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Field  JtuFR  Chandler  May  24,  It  34  b 4 

b 1,  8 30  14,  2 y 8% $30° 

I Field  C to  A Peterson  May  18,  It  48  b 2, 

33  39  14,  3 y.  7% $1,000 

Fitzgerald  J to  G Snydaoker  June  10.  Its 

I 96  and  98  b 50,  19  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,200 

Finnegan  J to  H E Greenebaum  June  16, 

It  45  b 3,  17  39  14,  3 y 7% $2,000 

Frehse  W to  A Hoefer,  Mch  1,  w A n A s 

A b 31  Butterfield  av,  5 % $2000 

Gerber  J to  F Schrader  Mch  22,  It  45  b 2 

b 47,  19  40  14,  3 y,  6% $4000 

Gower’S  E to*J  P Meyer  Mch  30,  pt  It  11 

b 12,  11  38  14,  Jan  1, ’88 $1250 

Goldstein  A to  J B Bernhardt  June  17,  It 

21  b 13,  s s add  8 % $2,500 

Gubbins  J F to  H E Greenebaum  June  21, 

It  49  b 3,  18  39  14,  3 y 7% $800 

Gibbons  MtoPW  Holway  June  19,  It  2 

It  2 It  9,  4 38  14,  7% $1450 

Genest  J to  G M Bogue  June  14,  It  24  It  1 

b 3,  13  39  13,  5 y,  8% $625 

Corner  F to  J W Scoville  June  10,  It  40  b 

8,  33  40  14,  3 y 8% $2,400 

Gerner  F to  J W Scoville  June  10,  It  40  b 

5,  33  4014,  3 y,  8 % $2,400 

Goetze  C to  F F Colby  June  15,  It  11  and 

pt  12  b 13,  35  40  13  1 y 8% $225 

Goetze  C to  J P Ahrens,  June  18,  It  11  and 

pt  It  12  b 13,  35  40  13,  Oct  16$ $145 

Gross  J W to  M E Greenebaum  June  16, 

Its  13  to  15,  Gross’  H Pk  add  4 y 7%  $3600 
Gray  C L to  J B Skinner  May  6,  It  3 b 15 

b 2 b2,  Rockwell’s  add  1 y 6$ $500 

Gutschow  Sto  T H Schintz  June  16,  It  20 

b 13,  31  40  14,  3 y 7% $1000 

Gray  H to  E S Dreyer  June  17,  Its  3 and  4 

b 1,  35  40  13,  3 y 7$ $1500 

George  P W to  A Tidholm,  Apl  5,  Its  3 

and  4 It  8 b 11,  21  38  14,  1 y 7 % $2982 

Grover  ME&AJto  HHC  Miller  June 

15,  It  18  b 76,  Evanston  3 y 6% $1500 

Gorton  C H to  C A Dibble  June  16,  It  2 It 

A,  18  37  14,  8% $400 

Hull  G N to  R Berger  June  15,  pt  b 2,  18 

39  14,  3 y,  7t $7,500 

Heid  T to  T H Schintz  June  16,  It  2 b 1,  9 

38  14,  2 y 7% $350 

Hoit  J P to  A Johnston  Jan  1,  Its  3 and  8 

b 17,  33  38  14,  3 y 8% $3,300 

Herbold  H to  C Kozminski  June  16,  Its  39 

and  40  b 4,  4 38  14,  3 y 7% $2,000 

Hoffstad  J L to  W Lister  June  10,  It  30  b 

9,  8 39  14,  7 y,  7% $6,000 

Holmes  V B & I to  F R Chandler  June  10, 

pt  It  8 b 12,  frl  15  add  5 y 6$ $10,000 

Hundt  A F to  C F Collott  June  10,  It  7 b 2 

20  40  14,  2 y 8% $1,000 

Hook  0 to  E G Uihlien  June  14,  pt  It  8,  1 

b 27,  Sheffield’s  add  5 y 7% $3,500 

Hoellen  M to  A Tripp  May  29,  It  29,  and 

pt  38  b 1,  Sheffield’s  add  2 y 5% $1,150 

Hartman  Thos  to  A Pine  June  12,  It  15  b 

16  Avondale  6$ $500 

Hogan  R to  H E Greenebaum  June  22,  It 

26  b 6,  4 38  14,  3 y,  7% $900 

Hinkens  A to  W D Kerfoot  June  10,  pt  Its 

77  to  80  b 1,  4 38  14,  2 y 7% $2,000 

Homann  E to  H Kassens  June  12,  It  27,  n 

e 18  37  15,  8$ $200 

HodeK  F to  S Wallner  June  10,  It  18  b 13 

19  39  14,  8% $1,200 

Heintz  H to  B L Pease  June  16,  It  14  b 43, 

17  39  14, 1 y,  8% $500 

Holliday  J W to  J S Meckling  May  10,  pt 

It  884  b 19  Riverside  1 y,  8% $200 

Hull  C J to  R VV  Bridge,  pt  It  7 b 8, 

s b add  1 y,  8% $700 

Hoerstel  W to  T H Schintz  June  18,  It  36 

b D,  28  39  14,  3 y,  7% $800 

Holton  E to  C C Kohlsaat,  June  15,  It  16  b 

1,  18  39  14,  2 y,  7% $1500 

Hansbrough  C B to  F R Chandler,  May  1, 

It  9,  s e frl  14  27  39  14,  6 m 8% $6000 

Hanrahan  J J to  0 M Brady,  June  18,  It 

92  b 19,  7 39  14,  3 y,  6$ $701 

Hart  C R ty  C P Silva,  June  14,  Its  15  and 

15  b 70  Washington  Hts,  3 y,  7% $800 

Hlavacek  J to  S Gehr,  June  17,  It  26  b 21 

17  29  14,  4 y 6? $6000 

Hummel  M to  A W Eschenburg,  June  19, 

It  11  b 68,  21  39  14,  3 y,  6$ $5000 

Jensen  C to  G D Pease  June  18,  It  28  b 8, 

139  13,  5 y 7% $1200 

Johnson  J G to  A Chytraus  June  22,  It  37 

7 b 3,  20  38  14,  6$ $700 

Jacobs  P to  T H Schintz  June  19,  pt  It  3 b 

52,  21  39  14,  3 y,  7% $1300 

Jones  C B to  D J Crocker  June  21,  It  4 It 

29  b 37  33  40  14,  2 y,  6$ $1,000 

JacKson  E & J to  H E Greenebaum  June 
21,  Its  1 and  2 b 2,  9 38  14,  2 y 7%.  .$1,000 
Janous  F & A to  J Bollertsen  June  15,  It 

41  b 26,  33  40  14,  5 y 6% $1400 

Johnson  R to  D S Place  June  15,  It  5 b 9, 

Rockwell’s  add  3 y,  8% $2,800 

Jones  W A to  J H Coleman  May  28,  It  8 It 


1,  13  39  13,  2 y,  7% $750 

Kleiss  A M Schmitz  June  14,  It  16  It  9 b 1 

Sheffield’s  add  1 y 7% $400 

Kamer  C F to  R Grosser  June  17,  It  12  b 

6,  36  40  13.  5 y,  8% $950 

Keussmann  H C to  A Mack  June  17,  It  33 

b 5,  Reaper  add  1 y,  7% $200 

Kerr  S to  F R Peabody  June  14,  Its  1 to  10 
b 5,  C & A’s  sub  24  39  13,  5 y 7%.  . $15,000 
Kelly  M A to  G H Laflin  May  25  It  9 L & 

F sub  3 38  14,  3 y,  8% $687 

Kirchoff  to  J H Ernst  June  17,  Its  56  and 

57,  b 1 Sheffield’s  add  2 y,  8% $1,900 

Kaeseberg  F to  H S Dietrich  June  10  It  32 

b 7 b 12,  Sheffield’s  add $1000 

Kooth  A to  C S Holt  June  17,  It  26  b 31, 

Sheffield’s  add  4 y.  7% $250 

Kaesel  W H to  W D Kerfoot  June  7,  It  4 b 

1,  28  40  14,  2 y,  6$ $500 

Loaker  J to  S E Gross  June  21 , Its  4 and  5 

b 9,  Cliffords  add  6 mo  8% $250 

Lloyd  L H to  W Heinemann  Dec  24,  pt  bs 

1 and  2 and  all  4 and  7,  17  37  15,  1 y 7% 
$1500 

Langguth  J T to  H RieKe  June  1,  It  57  It 

F,  28  40  14,  5 y,  8% $500 

Lynch  J to  D J Swenie,  June  14,  It  19  b 6, 

18  39  14,  5 y,  6% $800 

Lauferman  A to  A W Eschenburg  June  1, 

It  3 b 8,  28  40  14,  5 y,  6# $4000 

Lipe  K to  L Boyce  June  12,  It  24  b 11,  22 

38  14,  5 y 6% $560 

Livingood  F E to  J M Jackson  Apr  23,  pt 
Its  12  and  11,  b 70,  Hopkin’s  add,  4 y, 

6$ $i000 

Lansdon  C to  HE  Greenebaum  June  16,  It 

25  b 2 b 28,  12  39  13,  4 y 7% $850 

Landquist  C J to  L Baird  June  11,  It  1 b 2 

b 4,  20  40  14,  3 y,  7% $1,100 

Landquist  C J to  L Baird,  June  11,  It  11  b 

2 b 4,  20  40  14,  3 y,  7% $1,100 

Lawson  G M to  F R Chandler  June  10,  It 

2 It  11  b 5,  21  38  14,  3 y 7 % $1,000 

Lansden  C to  W Chi  B <fc  L Assn  June  17, 

it  24  b 2 b 28,  12  39  13,  8% $6,400 

Laflin  M to  G T Beers  May  17,  pt  It  4,  6 

38  14,  3 y,  6$ $10,430 

Lind  W to  C W Johnson  June  1 It  19  b 13, 

4 39  14,  2 y 6% $1,300 

Lvons  A S & M J to  A Peterson  June  14, 

"it  42  b 9,  D S Bank  add  3 y,  7% $1,600 

Lonergan  L to  S Straus  June  16,  It  7 b 1, 

4 38  14,  2 y 7% $600 

Meyer  M to  C L Schumacher  Jr,  June  12, 

It  79  b 2,  20  39  14,  3 y.  6$ $500 

Menard  B to  G M Bogue  June  14,  It  25  It 

1 b 3,  13  39  13,  5 y,  8% $500 

McHenry  H to  F B Peabody  June  l4.  Its 

20  to  22  b 48,  7 39  14,  3 y 8% $5000 

Mullan  O E to  R W Hyman  Jr  June  15,  Its 

6 and  7,  b 5„  Kay  add  5 y,  8% $2,500 

Meyer  M to  C F Schumacher  Jr  June  12, 

It  79  b 2,  30  39  14,  3 y,  6% $500 

Mundt  H to  J Bushier  June  15,  It  9 b 2,  13 

39  13,  4 y 8% $350 

Marshal  E & W to  J H Ernst  June  11,  It  28 

b 6 b 16,  Sheffield’s  add  1 y 8A% ....  $200 
Moloney  B to  F A Bragg  May  14,  It  40  b 

13, 17  39  14,  3 y,  8% $1,600 

Mrochen  J to  F Kiolbassa  June  17,  n A It 

2 b 33,  5 39  14,  5 y,  &A% $500 

Monaghan  J to  J F Otis  June  5,  It  4 b 3, 

29  36  14,  5 y,  7% $450 

McGivern  E to  T W Sennott  June  16,  It  8 

b 7,  28  39  14,  8% $1000 

Mitchell  W R to  H W Ames  May  5,  Its  5 

to  10,  b 3,  26  40  13,  3 m 8% $403 

Malonsek  A to  T H Schintz  June  5,  It  1 

and  pt  2,  b 4.  19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $700 

Modin  J A to  H A Haugan  June  15  pt  It  7 

b 13  J R & S add  2 y 8% $2000 

McConnell  G to  J P Wilson  June  18,  It  9 b 

2,  28  39  14,  3 y,  8% $6000 

Meyer  P to  S E Gross,  June  7,  It  7 b 15 

Clifford  add,  2 y,  8% $234 

Marholfer  H to  N A Meyer,  June  21,  It  32, 

b 6,  20  39  14,  5 y,  6% $6000 

Moyer  T J to  H H C Miller  June  1,  It  71  pt 

8 b 64,  Evanston,  5 y,  8% $976 

Mondry  M to  A Zajicek  June  10,  It  70  b9, 

20  39  14,  3 y,  7% $400 

McMahon  R & P to  F R Chandler  June  18 
It  68  It  8,  4 38  14,  5 y,  7% $1000 


Mollan  A & H E to  J W Scoville  June  15, 

pt  b 2 b 3,  18  37  14,  3 y 6$ $8500 

Moses  H W to  J H Kraemer  June  22,  It  8, 

16  38  14,  3 y 8% $950 

Niohol  R H to  A Peterson  June  18,  It  30  b 

23,  12  39  13  5 y.  8% $2,500 

Nelson  H to  F C Kuhn  Jr,  June  14,  It  29  b 

1,  36  40  13,  3 y,  6$ $400 

Neuberger  M to  F C Gibbs,  June  19,  pt  b 

10,  3 39  14,  Aug  3,  ’87,  8% $300 

Nichols  A E to  N A Parker  May  25,  Its  133 
and  211  b 6,  Sheffield  add  2 y.  7%.  . .$2000 
Nelleger  C and  J B to  W F Dummer  June 

18,  It  2 b 6,  2 38  14,  5 y,  6% $6000 

O’Callagham  C to  E F Bayley,  June  18,  It 

14  andpt  15  b 7.  23  40  13,  5 y,  7%.  . .$3300 
Olson  E M to  C Kozminski  June  21,  It  34 

b 5,  5 39  14,  5 y,  8% $1200 

Oatry  J to  J H Ernst  June  11,  pt  Its  7 and 

8 It  12  North  add  1 day  no  int $1,400 

Oosterhouse  G to  F W Young  Mch  4,  Its  40 

and  46  b 1,  8 38  14,  3 y,  8% $637 

O’Malley  J to  F B Peabody  June  17,  Its  18 
and  19  b 5 b 33,  33  39  14.  5 y,  8%. . . . $1200 
Owings  F P to  P E Stanley  June  21,  Its  12 
to  14  and  pt  15  b 92,  ss  add  10  y,  8% 

$35,000 

Pike  E S to  S Dunlop  May  1,  It  1 b 3, 

Clarke’s  add  2 y 7% $14,000 

Paulson  M to  W J Goudy  Feb  18,  It  41  b 3 

29  40  14,  2 y 6$ $275 

Parnemann  G to  S E Gross  June  11,  It  DO 

BrooKhaven  3 y 7% $600 

Pierrin  J J Jr  to  G G Newbury  Dec  1,  It  13 

16  38  14,  46  mos  7% $1150 

Peterson  A G to  F C Kuhn  Jr,  June  18,  It 

15  bl,  36  40  13,  3 y,  7% $400 

Parker  A M to  H P Nichols,  June  15,  Its  8 

to  10  b 73  Maywood,  2 y,  6% $360 

Pelt  H J to  H J Wallingford,  June  16,  pt 

It  D,  17  40  14,  7% $4000 

Phillips  H & H to  J Stern.  June  17,  It  22  b 

1,  1 39  13,  7% $1200 

Prokop  J to  J Nowak  June  18,  Its  4 and  7 

b 65,  21  39  14,  1 y,  6$ $209 

Quinn  T S to  A Wisner  June  19,  It  1 b 2. 

11  38  14,  3 y 8% $800 

Rudolph  L & E to  W D Kerfoot,  June  44 

It  8 It  12  It  D,  28  40  14,  3 y,  6 % $3215 

Raggio  J G to  C L Hutchinson  June  13,  It 

33,  Wilson’s  sub  18  39  14.  8% $4,000 

Richmond  C C to  J G Valletta  June  1,  pt 

b 13,  4 38  12,  5 y,  7% $10fl0 

Raddatz  F to  J Buehler  June  21,  It  46  b 11 

5 39  14,  1 y,  7% $500 

Ruck  F to  P W Palmer  Mch  20,  It  93  b 18 

19  39  14,  3 y 6$ $600 

Scott  J to  H E Greenebaum  June  16,  Its  1 

and  2 b 3,  4 38  14,  5 y,  8% $1,800 

Strubing  C to  F Lackner  June  17,  It  46  b 

1 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add  8% $1000 

Schultz  N S to  M J Dunne  June  2,  It  19  b 

1 b 1,  20  40  14,  8% $1000 

Shaefer  L J and  F D to  B L Pease  June 
14,  Its  24  and  25  It  5 b 20,  21  38  14, 5 y, 

7% $4000 

Schonath  A M to  J H Ernst  June  7,  It  70 

b 40,  33  40  14,  3 y,  7% 100 

Sievert  J HFtoW  Giescice  May  1,  It  20  It 

3 b 2 b 2,  6 39  14,  5 y 6% $1800 

Schneiael  A G to  H G Naper,  June  2,  It 

36  b 8,  19  40  14,  5 y,  8% $410 

Sheehan  J to  W Heckman,  May  17,  Its  19 

and  20  b 1,  32  38  14,  3 y,  6% $225 

Scully  T F to  C J Vopicka,  June  16,  It  126 

b 5,  18  39  14,  3 y,  7% $900 

Scully  T F to  J Kralovec,  June  16,  It  126  b 

5,  18  39  14,  2 y,  7% $600 

Stern  J to  W V Jacobs,  June  15,  It  5 b 2, 

2338  14,  2 y,  8% $2000 

Stevenson  D M to  G AFollansbee  June  15 

It  9 b 4,  Ellis  w add  5 y,  6% $11,700 

Smith  P to  T W Sennott  June  10,  pt  b 4 

Brighton  8 % $2,000 

Smith  E to  J E Smith  June  5.  It  4,  It  4,  b 

7,  J & P add  3 y 8% $1,000 

Shulte  M A to  G M Bogue  June  8,  It  22  It 

1 b 3,  13  39  13,  4 y.  8% $500 

Stein  C to  O C Butz  June  14,  It  8 b 21,  33 

40  14,  8% $4,200 

SchlacksC  to  F T Murphy  June  12,  It  21  b 

1,  O’Neil  add  1 y 6% $787 

Sachsel  D J to  M A DeLany  June  16,  It  36 
b 42,  Sheffield’s  add  3 y,  6% $432 


Shannahan  A & D to  F Riedle  June  15,  It 

41  b 1,  938  14,  3 y 7% $500 

Siebert  W to  G W Kroll  Apl  21,  It  64  b 18, 

19  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Sanders  H to  J H Ernst  June  15,  pt  Its  18 
and  17  b 2,  Sheffield’s  add  2 y,  6%. . . $1,200 
Speech  J to  A W Eschenburg  June  7,  It  3 

b 8,  Davis  add  3 y 6% $350 

Snyder  S S to  N Thomasson  June  14.  pt 

It  7,  18  39  13,  6 mos  6% $48,000 

Schumacher  D to  A Rehrn  June  16,  It  67, 

8,38  14,  8% $1,500 

Smeaton  A to  H E Greenebaum  June  17,  It 

42  b 7,  36  40  13,  3 v,  7% $750 

Schultz  R to  S Dunlop  June  2,  pt  b 6,  7 39 

13,  4 y,  7% $400 

Swarts  M to  S Straus  June  17,  It  17  b 8,  B 

& E add  2 y,  7% $2000 

Stevenson  D M to  R M Fair  June  15,  Its  11 

and  12  b 3 Fulton  add  1 y,  8% $3,500 

Sittig  E A to  E S Drey  or  June  19,  It  50  b 

1,  28  40  14,  2 y,  6$ $1500 

Saunders  J to  J J Curran  It  11  b 8,  Grant’s 

add  7lA% $1200 

St  Pierre  G C to  G M Bogue  June  14,  It  26 

It  1 b 3 13  39  13,  5 y,  6% $500 

Shean  L A to  E F Runyan  June  22,  Its  4 
and  5 b 25,  Sheffield’s  add  4 y 8%.  . .$2,000 
Sullivan  W to  J Wadington  jr  June  21  It  2 

b 1 b 19,  Sheffield’s  add  2 y 7% $600 

Shays  MA&FCtoJ  L Chapman  June 
10,  pt  It  2 b 6,  21  38  14.  5 y,  7%.  . . . $2000 
Soderberg  A to  D S Place  June  16,  Its  13 
and  14  and  pt  15  b 8,  Richmond  add  La 

Grange  3 y,  7% $500 

Thompson  J H to  P E Stanley  June  10  pt 
Its  11  to  13  b 34,  J,  R & S add,  5 y,  8% 

$8000 

Tidholm  A to  A L Coe  June  10,  Its  13  and 

14  b 1,  16  38  14,  3 y,  7 % $1500 

Thompson  E B to  A Rehm  June  16,  It  8 It 

5,  18  39  14,  5%. $2500 

Tris  J A to  F Schroeaer  June  12.  It  35  17 

39  14,  3 y,  7% $1,200 

Terrell  Z to  T Schiutz  June  15,  It  39  b 2, 

35  40  13,  7% $450 

Toupin  J H to  F W Young  June  15,  It  26  b 

2,  8 38  14,  mthly  8% $425 

Turner  S M to  J P Bowes  Apr  20,  Its  10  & 

11  b 8,  21  38  14,  1 y 7% $716 

Timmirs  M to  W A Bond  Apr  30,  It  23  and 

pt  22  b 14,  Cleaverville  2 y 6 % $6,000 

Trappe  A E to  M E Greenebaum,  Mch  19 

It  11  b 4,  Gross  Pk  ad,  3 y,  7 % $750 

Torkelson  G B to  A Smith  Jnne  21,  pt  It  3 

It  1 etc,  36  40  13,  6 y 8%% $1000 

Thacker  J R to  C E Morrison  June  15,  It  1 

b 2 S &P  add  5 y,  8% $6500 

Tomaszkiewicz  J to  T Scanlan,  Apl  3,  It 

11  b 2,  Spears  add,  4 y,  6 % $450 

Vottman  W J Jr  to  Sheldon  & Hale  June 
1,  Its  29  and  30  b 5,  21  38  14,  2 y,  6%.  $500 
Waller  J L to  J W Scoville  June  17,  pt  Its 
4 and  6 b 50,  Carpenter  add  5y6L.  $5000 
Williamson  E A to  G H Laflin  May  25.  It 

5,  L & F sub,  3 38  14,  3 y,  8% $1071 

Werner  J to  N A Mayer  J une  17,  Its  76  and 

77  b 11  S & G add  5 y,  8% $2500 

Watts  G C to  H E Greenebaum.  June  19, 

Its  3 and  4 b 19  Ashland  add,  5 y 8% 

$10000 

Williamson  A to  O E Pietsch,  May  — , It  6 

It  7 b 4,  2 y,  7% $200 

Wendell  B to  J M Adsit  June  21,  Its  2 to  7 

34  39  14,  3 y,  8% $5000 

Westerdahl  S C to  J Shoemaker  June  16, 

It  11  b 4,  S Chicago  42  m etc  6$ $350 

Wagner  C L to  H E Greenebaum  June  14, 

It  36  b 9,  29  40  14,  2 y,  7% $400 

Weber  M to  G B Cruickshank  June  11,  It 

6,  4 38  14,  1 y,  7% $U2 

Wahowski  A to  F Kiolbassa  June  21,  It  16 

b 26,  5 39  14,  2 y,  8% $500 

Wagner  A to  C S Holt  Juno  17,  It  25  b 31, 

Sheffield’s  add  4 y.  7% $250 

Willis  H L to  F A Mayer  June  22,  It  45  b 

3 10  38  14,  3 y,  8% $2000 

Youngquist  S W to  J Stern  June  21,  It  11 

b 2,  Culver  add  Evanston  7% $600 

Zearing  W M to  C S Harmon  May  29,  pt 
Its  3 and  2,  18  38  14,  2 y,  7% $2550 


MORTGAGES. 

Bonan  E R to  T Bent  June  17,  It  13  b 41  7 

39  14,3  $1000 

Boyle  CtoJK  Philo  May  25,  pt  nw  A 4 

38  12,  3 y 8% $1800 

Boldt  J C to  F Mauzel  June  15,  It  37  b 4, 

36  40  13,  1 y,  8% $300 

Best  W N to  J B Ashford,  Oct  1,  It  2 and 

pt  It  3 b 2 b 4,  27  36  14,  4 y,  7% $300 

Beeson  F C to  Con  servative  B & L Assn, 
June  22.  Its  15  and  16  b 2,  8 39  13,  8% 

$2400 

Bode  E to  D F Ziegfeld,  June  22,  pt  b 15, 

3 39  14,  1 y,  8% $1200 


390 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Buchholtz  F to  C Ullrich  June  21,  It  41  b 

2 It  E,  28  40  14,  4 y 6# $800 

Carnwright  S to  Lake  Shore  B L & H Assn 

June  14,  It  3 b 23,  16  38  14,  6# $1400 

CharbonneauM  E to  P Charbonneau  June 
14  It  7 It  8 It  1,  Woodberry’s  add  Blue 

Island  5 y - $462 

Carroll  E to  P Sullivan  June  19,  It  37  b 24 

33  40  14,  3 y,  6% $2100 

Chicago  Cottage  Organ  Co  to  J W Garvy 
Mch  19,  Its  4 to  13  etc  b 2,  Dock  add  4 

m $52,000 

Crandall  DB  to  GARB  & L Assn  May 

19,  pt  It  8 b 47,  7 39  1 4,  8% $1,867 

Casey  P to  J B Bowes  May  22,  It  23  b 3,  4 

38  14,  4 y,  7% $500 

Cowan  W to  T R Love  Apr  5,  Its  6 and  7 b 

3,  Rockwell  add  2 y 6% $50y 

Collin  C R to  C W Richmond  May  12,  pt 
It  12  to  14  b 13,  La  Grange  mthly . . $57  5 
Calkins  L H to  H I Brown,  June  15.  Its  9 

^ and  10  b 2,  13  39  13.  2 y,  7% $3000 

Cohn  H to  Phoenix  Bldg  Society,  June  22 

It  31  b 9,  Gross  n add,  5% $500 

Chicago  & Wis  Ry  Co,  to  E H Abbott, 
Sept  1,  railroad  prop,  etc,  999  y,  1000 

bonds,  5% $1,100,000 

Cusack  M to  N Corwith,  Sept  6,  It  15  b 

5,  36  39  13,  3 y,  7% $300 

Dyer  W to  C H Kilbourn  Juno  17,  It  21  b 

3,  35  4013,  3 y,  7% $1000 

Dyer  VV  to  C H Kilbourn  June  17  It  23  b 3, 

35  44  13,  3 y,  7% $1000 

Dudley  J A to  S E Wagner  June  11,  It  4 b 

13,  18  39  14,  2 y 7% $400 

Dausch  P W C to  N Chi  M S & B Assd 
June  18,  It  16  b 1,  28  40  14,  5y51  .$2200 
Dale  J T to  M E Mellor  June  12,  pt  b 1 b 

2,  20  42  13,  5 y $ 

Duukel  G to  C Gueston  June  16,  It  9 b 5 b 

1,  8 39  14,  3 y.  7% $1,800 

Embree  J R to  M C Kimball  Apr  1,  pt  it 

99,  b 2,5  y,  1,500 

Ellis  E D to  C W Henry  June  15,  Its  24  and 

25  b 69,  9 39  14,  3 y 8% $7500 

Franz  J to  W H Rohrer  June  15,  Its  1 and 

2 b 6,  24  41  13,  1 y 8$ $215 

Fagan  M to  T Gilfoil,  June  1,  pt  It  19  b 6 

Packers  5th  add,  2 y,  8% $1023 

Farnor  S to  C Guelson,  June  19,  It  403  b 1 

etc,  29  40  14,  5 y,  6% $800 

Ford  H to  Cottage  Grove  B & L Assn 
June  17,  pt  It  3 b 4,  Cleaverville  8%.  . $1560 
Ge.ke  J to  B & O E R Assn  It  3 b 8,  S Chi- 
cago 6# $500 

Gage  A H to  P Carter,  June  19,  Its  30  and 

31  b 1,  5 30  14,  3 y,  6% $3000 

Googing  H F to  J Eddys  June  15,  pt  It  17 

b 4,  34  39  14,  5 y,  6% $5000 

Gilbert  LAtoUSB&L  Society  J une  16, 

pt  b 1,  21  38  14 $5,000 

Gerrity  M P to  U M Ins  Co  May  14,  Its  62 

to  64  b 1,  etc  33  29  14,  G% $600 

Hansom  M C and  H to  G Jaegermann, 

Junh  18,  It  44  b 107,  Cornell,  mthly,  8% 

$1069 

Hertley  E to  A Carmichael  June  3,  It  4 b 5 

4 38  14,  6 m $104 

Hart  J to  R R Clarke  June  15,  Its  3 to  7 
and  pt  47,  Clarke’s  add  Lake  View  1 y, 

_ $1,900 

Johnson  O G to  L VV  Crocker,  June  18,  It 
11  b 2 and  It  34  b 4,  16  38  14,  1 y,  7%  $200 
Junna  J to  A Crawford  June  14,  It  17  b 16. 

25  39  13,  5 y,  8% $2,500 

Kolyer  F H to  J H Kolyer,  June  15,  It  15 

b 6,  10  39  13,  5 y,  4% $_ 

Kolyer  F H to  J H Kolyer  June  — , It  15  b 

6,  10  39  13,  5 y 4% $ 

Keller  J to  W A Porter  May  15,  Its  29  to 

31  b 49,  17  39  14,  3 y 6# $3,450 

Kuerstens  H to  N Chi  M S & B Assn  June 

17,  It  4 b 3,  5 1-5$ $800 

Kennedy  R to  Mut  Ben  Lius  Co,  June  1, 

Its  1 to  3 It  47,  etc,  J & P’s  add,  5 y 6$ 

$6000 

Koier  C to  G M Sturges  June  9,  It  .5  b 6,  6 

39  14,  4 y,  6$ $800 

Listewink  P to  J Rowalski,  June  8,  It  39  b 

12,  5 39  14,  2 y 6$ $600 

Loncks  M E and  C N to  Commonwealth  B 
& L Assn,  June  10,  It  2 b 4,  22  40  14,  8$ 

$1900 

Longren  G A to  Phoenix  B Society  June 

18  It  14  b 1,  20  40  14,  5% $2800 

Leaven  H H to  Mut  Ben  L InsCo  June  100 

pt  b 1 b 53,  7 39  14,  etc  5 y $13,000 

Manny  K and  J H to  A W Waldo,  June  18 


McGrath  P to  C E Hutchinson  June  16,  It 

53  b 5,  20  39  14,  3 y,  7% $1800 

McCabe  L G to  J L Lee  June  15,  Its  29  to 

33  b 3,  32  38  14,  6 mos $250 

Mueller  C to  A Marx  June  17,  It  4 b 5, 

Bradwell’s  add,  4 mos $100 

Murphy  F to  J P Young  May  20,  pt  b 31 

Young’s  add  1 y,  7% $1025 

Mice  G to  J E Verkler,  May  3,  pt  It  28  b 

18,  Linden  Grove,  2 y,  7% $950 

Neal  J P to  J N Jewett  May  1,  tract  in 

Canal  add,  8% $132,177.25 

Nolan  M to  F K Day  June  10,  It  14  b 7,  4 

38  14,  12  y,  6% $210 

Osterman  H T to  D Sauer  June  17,  It  23  b 

40,  Ogden’s  add  5 y 7% $7000 

Perry  C C to  A Wisner  June  4 It  73,'  se  bf 

13  39  13,  3 y 6 % $450 

Price  H E to  D S Gooding  June  11,  It  19 

b 6,  22  37  13,  1 y 8 % $150 

Palmer  W to  H Hope  May  31,  It  17  b 3 31 

40  14,  6$ ’$X  00 

Peterson  C <fc  G ” ' ” ' 


M to  W North  av  B L & 

H Assn,  June  16,  pt  It  4,  36  40  13  5%  $1400 
Ringler  W to  G A Seaverns,  June  10,  It  26 

b 7,  25  40  13,  5 y,  6$ $500 

Remick  C F to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co  June  7, 

T 12  and  pt  It  13,  b 83,  27  39  14,  3 y,  6% 

„ 

Rossiter  J to  E A Fisher  Juno  11.  It  55  b 2 

b 15,  5 39  14,  8$, $150 

Schroeder  W to  Humbolt  Pk  B & L Assn 

Junel9,  It  21  b 12,  6 39  14,  5£ $200 

Sweet  H to  U M L Ins  Co,  June  11,  Its  31 

to  34  b 37,,  17  39  14,  2 y,  6# $12,600 

Struble  JR  to  to  C Perm  B & L Assn 

June  1,  It  9 b 16,  36  40  13,  8% $2100 

Schielke  F W to  W Hopp,  June  19,  pt  Its 

13  to  15  b 2,  4 38  14,  7^ $2000 

Scott  A J to  J A Murphy,  June  19,  pt  It  17 

o u 1.24’^  S add’  9 m’  $5000 

Schulz  C to  E Sorin,  June  17,  lt30  b 36  7 

37  15,  2 y 6* $275 

Elevens  J A to  Englewood  B & L Assn 

May  10  It  15  n e ^ 20  38  14,  7% $700 

Schmidt  D to  E Uelbrich  June  1,  Its  33  and 

34  b 4,  12  39  13,  2 y,  7% $700 

Springer  G A to  S C Nief  June  10,  It  3 b 

„ 90  f s. add’ 3 y-  W $6,000 

Sellek  A to  C P B & L Assn  June  18,  It  4 


Reinhard  W H to  W N Alley,  June  16, 

furn,  1516  Wabash  av,  6m $74 

Beck  M to  W N Alley,  June  12,  furn,  338 

Leavitt  st,  6m $157 

Baker  J F to  W B Thompson,  June  15, 

furn,  96  Evergreen  av,  6 m $78 

Barrett  M R to  C J Shields,  June  21,’ furn, 

288  w Lake  st,  6 m $57 

Bartlett  C M to  I N Reed,  June  17,  furn, 

v>  nak6,J?  m $162 

Bollam  G to  J D Spear,  June  21,  5727  La- 

Salle  st9  9 m ^97 

Boehmer  A H to  1st  Nat  Bk,  June  19,  lease 

of  It  in  n Yz  s w ^ 13  42  9,  25dR $2500 

Baldwin  W W Jr  to  G D Blake,  June  21, 
horses,  etc,  100  Erie  st,  2 m $459 

Beiner  GW  to  G D Blake,  June  18,  furn, 

358  w Chicugo  av,  2 m $75 

Crawford  G to  J D Spear  June  11,  furn, 

Lake  5 mos $54 

Crowley  D to  H A Pemberton  June  17, 

furn  3235  Portland  av  4 m $65 

Carsten  L to  G E Meidhardt  June  17,  cam- 
era etc,  934  Milwaukee  av  1 y $300 

Chynoweth  J T to  H M McIntosh  June  17, 

furn  31  Oakley  av  6 mos $54 

Charbonneau  M E to  H Schmit,— — - 

furn,  Worth,  18  m ’ $208 

Cummings  C W and  J to  A H Hart,  June 

21,  piano  725  Superior  st $34 

Crary  D to  Brunswick-B-C  Co,’ June  19 

billiard  tables,  3006  Cottage  Grove  av’ 

„i10,  $546 

Clark  A M to  Shnieewend  & Lee  Co.  June 

22,  furn,  207  Conalport  av,  30  ds.  $313 
Conway  P to  G S French,  June  18,  cab, 

etc,  1615  Michigan  av,  4 m $172 

Dole  I B to  F A Kennedy  Co,  June  21, 

horse,  etc, , 20  m $125 

Duncan  J to  I W Ripbergea,  June  16, 

horses,  etc,  381  Jefferson  st,  2 m $140 

Dietz  H to  C Williams,  Juue  19,  furn,  712 


17,  saloon,  352  Austin  av,  1 y $25 

Gunderman  <fc  Foley  to  Bartholomae  & 
Roesing,  Jnne  19,  pool  table,  etc,  90  ds 


Goelte  T to  H M McIntosh.  June  22,  pi- 
ano, 354  Fulton  st,  6 m $5; 


n Halsted  st,  6 m . 


. $120 


Cheltenham  J 


.$300 


Scully  J to  VV  Thomas  May  1,  It  8 It  1.  3039 

14,  46  m 7^ $200 

Walser  J J to  H T Emerson  June  3 It  1 

and  pt  It  2 b 1,9  3913,  2 y 6* *866 

Wolf  M to  J C Hebrig  June  15,  Its  41  and 

42,  2 y 8% $300 

Wenger  A to  Chicago  Cooks  Protective 
Assn  June  17,  pt  It  8 b 2,  Archer  add  2 v 

$200 

Zimmerman  W F to  J B Ashford,  Oct  1 
pt  It  3 b 4 27  38  14,  7 y,  7% $5’25 


OHATTtE  MORTGAGES. 


Anderson  R J to  E A Anderson  June  14, 
horses  etc,  Washington  Park  2 y.  . .$4,500 
Atwater  C L to  Abbott  Buggy  Co  Juue  15 
horses  etc  13  and  17  Ada  st  Jan  1 $965 

Angelice  E to  H Pabst,  June  17,  saloon 

513  Wabash  av  2 y $9  jgp 

Avignon  L to  C L Eaton  June  15,  furn,  78 


4th  av . 


$685 


It  5 b 4 b 3,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,’  7%.  . $1500 
Muddy  J C to  H J Thompson,  Apl  19,  pt 
It  12,  etc,  b 54,  s s add,  3 y,  6jS $375 


Maddy  J C to  E Maddy,  Apl  19,  pt  Its  14 

to  16  b 54,  s s add,  3 y,  6£ $3U2 

McLachlan  C B to  S A Stevens,  Max  1,  Its 

2 and  3 and  pt  It  16  It  3 b 7,  21  88  14 

3 y,  6#.  ’ 


.$1600 


Abbott  A R to  W S Wharton  June  15,  furn 

19  Wabash  av  3 mos $55 

Anderson  T to  J Wyman  June  3,  saloon 

1243  Milwaukee  av  6 mos  $83 

Auble  V A to  W N Alley  June  17  furn  1919 

Wabash  av  6 mos $gg 

Atkinson  W F to  A R,Crowne,  June  1,  gro- 
cery, etc,  185  w Indiana  st,  1 y . . . $500 

Blodgett  M to  VV  N Alley  June  16,  furn. 

160  Canal  port  av  3 mos $88 

Bartz  W to  F Vehlmann  Aug  6,  horse  etc 


Lake, 


.$288 


Baker  M to  C J Shields  June  15,  furn  242 

Illinois  st  3 mos jsan 

Biddle  W R to  VV  P Biddle,’  — furn,  1176 

Grenshawst2y ’ $431 

Brownell  H W to  A Carmichael  June  18, 

furn,  9 mos 

Bauchwitz  J to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co  June  18 

saloon  1900  Archer  av $309 

BrocKway  E F to  H M McIntosh  June  18. 
furn,  31st  st  and  Cottage  Grove  av  4 

d “i*8  V " $300 

burde  if  J to  A Roesschenu,  June  29,  furn 

Jan  12,  ‘88 |500 

Burr  S E to  M LPemberton,  Juue  18.  furn 

444  Randolph  st $33 

Boehl  G to  C Genshe,  June  9,  harnes  shop 

142  w Lake  st,  2 v $150 

Bley  C M to  S Foster,  June  31,  horse,  etc, 

527  w 12th  st,  90  ds $60 

Bollom  J H to  T W Douglas,  Nov  26,  pi- 


Du  Pont  F to  H M McIntosh  June  18,  furn 

364  Maxwell  st  6 mos $57 

Doyle  M to  H M McIntosh  June  17,  furn 

310wl5thst6  mos $118 

Dawes  H C to  F HTrude  May  25,  furn  159 

Hoyne  av  $100 

Dittberner  C F to  M L Pemberton  June  14. 

wagon  14  Clybourn  av  3 mos $121 

Dooley  P J to  G J Williams  June  — , furn 

259  w Indiana  st  6 mos $124 

Delcher  J H to  W W Charles  June  18, 

horses  etc  56  Cornelia  st  6 mos $196 

Dillon  J to  I P Runyan,  June  21,  furn 

363  Wells  st,  10m $200 

Ellsbry  I N to  C E Wyman  June  17,  furn, 

3424  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $83 

Everhard  W to  W N Alley  May  12,  furn 

3127  Hanover  st  7 mos $74 

Ehret  VV  to  S Richardson,  June  17,  furn, 

79  e Chicago  av,  7 m $’72 

Fowler  R H to  L B Shields,  June  19,  piano  " 
182  Cass  st,  6 m . ........  ...  $1‘?4 

Finney  T J to  W W Charles  June  18,  furn" 

3303  Vernon  an  3 mos $443 

1 rank  H VV  to  R Grant  June  15,  carriage 

etc, 36  wks $180 

Fisher  VV  VV'  to  M L Pemberton  June  17 

^ furn  312  State  st  2 mos $550 

Faley  J to  H A Pemberton  June  16,  furn. 

19  Jefferson  ct  6 mos $104 

Fluke  & Weinberg  to  Kelly  ' Mams  &’co 
June  17,  wagon  shop  47  12th  st  4 mos 


.$128 


Fasching  VV  to  Wacker  <fc  B B & M Co  Jan 

— , saloon,  865  n Clark  st  1 y $671 

Fajut  B to  M Kozlowski  June  15,  house, 

138  Cleaver  st  1 y $300 

Fyfe  H W to  C Williams  Juue  15,  furn. 

331  Lincoln  av $130 

Fink  J to  P Schoenhofen  B Co  June  16,  sa- 
loon 425  5th  av  2 y _ $300 

Florence  C A to  J Wyman  June  16,  furn, 

- . 6 mos '. $191 

Fuhrmann  to  H G Martens,  June  18,  gro- 
cery, 34  Crittendon  st,  2 y ”.$200 

Goldberg  K to  W Zachmann  June  14,  furn 

253  Maxwell  st  Oct  7 $106 

Gook  A to  W Conroy  June  16,  horses  etc 

Lane  1 y 

Griffin  E C to  D 


$128 

Shelby  June  17,  saloon 

189  w Madison  st  4 mos $500 

Grant  & McGraw  to  Bartholomae  & L B 
Co  J une  17,  saloon.  42  5th  av  2 y . . . . $800 

Gondelach  A to  VV  Kerchman  furn  — 

Lake  st , . . , , $350 

Griffin  E to  A Schaffhauser  June  18,  furn 

l11  3d  av ’....$47 

Gearen  C to  H M McIntosh  June  18,  furn 

75  Hastings  st  6 mos $67 

Goothmann  H to  W Side  Brg  Co,  June  — 

saloon,  336  w Division  st $300 

Green wald  N M to  H M Greenwald,  June, 
18,  drugs,  1618  Milwauxee  av,  1 y *200 

.-l  w TXT..  -1 . .7  /•••< P-UXT 


2/08  State  st $100  I Guthorl  VV  to  Wacker  &B  <fc  M Co,  June 


Gisten  M to  A Carmichael,  June  19,  horse 

furn,  etc,  Lake,  6 m $74 

Heim  J to  H M McIntosh,  June  21,  furn, 

1173  n Halsted  st,  6 m $162 

Harmon  F E to  A W Eckhart,  June  21, 

furn,  665  Lake  st,  6m $154 

Hamilton  J C to  W W Charts,  June  19, 

horses,  etc,  — Lincoln  av,  30  ds $110 

Howard  R M to  H M McIntosh,  June  16. 

furn.  50  22nd  st,  5 m $86 

Hobert  E S to  H MMcIntosh,  June  l8  furn 

163  22nd  st,  6 m $208 

Hovey  E H to  G R Christie,  June  19,  furn 

51  w Ohio  st.  3 m $175 

Hartley  E & C to  A Carmichael  June  3, 

furn  Lake  6 mos $104 

Hall  W to  C Williams  June  16,  horse  etc 

Winchester  av  5 mos $90 

Hine  K to  G Haehne  May  12,  boots  and 

shoes  1708  State  st  2 y $1,000 

Hanson  G to  N M Simonds  June  16,  range 

, Jan  5,  ’88 $430 

Hu  Is  H to  J Fedder  June  14,  horses  etc 

Niles  2 y $600 

Hayes  & Hart  to  H Horner  & Co,  May  22, 

furn,  127  Sedgwick  st,  1 y $394 

tfland  C to  E R Mackey  June  16,  furn  332 

n May  st  6 mos $68 

Johnson  V to  R Rothschild’s  Sons  June  4, 

pool  table,  etc $75 

Johnson  J G to  L G Kirkland,  June  21, 

furn,  557  w Chicago  av,  6 m $106 

Johnson  G to  L Lendy,  May  21,  saloon, 

311  Milwaukee  av,  7% $1,000 

Jobes  H F to  J D Spear,  June  14,  furn, 

> 7 m $74 

Jackman  GW  to  J D MacKey  June  15, 

furn,  469  Harrison  st  4 mos $112 

Jones  J C to  C Babcock  June  9,  piano  3016 

Groveland  av  1 m $61 

Jones  M A to  I N Reed  June  15,  furn  531 

Wabash  av  6 mos $75 

Kelly  A L to  E A Martin  June  12,  lease- 
hold in  Its  8 to  15,  Ellis  e add  6 m..  .$260 
Kimball  NS  to  W N Alley  June  14,  furn 

789Linnoln  av6mos $65 

Kossow  H to  G Lohrum  May  31,  house  69 

Cornell  st  6 mos $700 

Kelberg  H to  W S Wharton  June  12,  horses 

etc  425  Irving  av  3 mos $2'^. 

KoernerLtoC  Williams  June  17,  horse 

etc.  43  PoIk  st  7 mos $60 

Kousalik  V to  S Sawyer,  June  16,  furn  34 

Rush  st  30  ds $200 

Kelly  B to  J Cullen  June  16,  house  47  w 

13th  st  3 mos $233 

Kane  W to  C Williams  June  18,  furn  446  e 

26th  st  5 mos $79 

King  B to  A Carmichael  June  17,  buggy 

231  Lincoln  st $115 

Kolanowski  P to  J Kolanowski  June  16, 

horse  etc  503  Noble  st  2 y $800 

Kuhs  J 0 to  C Cooper  June  17,  furn  41 

Kinzie  st  6 mos $290 

Keenan  F F to  S Ricardson,  June  16,  furn 

Lake,  6 m $498 

Kennedy  F W to  S Richardson , furn 

Lake  View,  3 m $120 

Kuhn  P to  G V and  H L Gorr,  June  17,  sa- 
loon, 515  Larrabee  st,  2 m $90 

Koblits  A to  H M McIntosh,  June  19,  sa 

loon,  680  Larrabee  st,  3 m $287 

Kattentidt  C to  A L Amberg,  June  24,  fac- 
tory and  foundry,  113  to  119  Michigan  st, 

6 m $8000 

Kersten  C to  J Yoek,  May  29,  horse,  etc, 

109  Newberry  av,  1 y $300 

Leonhardt  E to  J Holmes,  June  21,  furn, 

28th  st  and  Shields  av,  42  wks $119 

Leavy  T J to  C S Shields.  June  21,  furn, 

4943  Dearborn  st,  6 m $133 

Ling  N to  Chicago  Carpet  Co,  May  27, 

furn,  377  Washington,  2 y $334 

Lundguist  A to  G J Williams,  June  19, 

horse,  etc,  26  Basil  av,  2 m $88 

Lee  B F to  A Shaffhauser,  June  17,  furn, 

102  Larrabee  st,  6 m $43 

Lamb  D to  O Rollins,  June  18,  furn,  226 

Ontario  st,  May  1,  ,87 $561 

Leach  D W to  J H Norton  Juue  17,  furn. 

Lake  View  1 mo $167 

Leander  M to  R Brennwold  May  31,  furn, 

106  North  av $136 

Lundberg  CO  to  W T Collins  June  12, 

furn  141  Chicago  av  3 mos $216 

Loft-us  E to  A B Coughlin  June  12,  furn 

156  w Adams  st  5 mos $131 

Loftus  E to  A R Coughlin  Juue  12,  furn, 

156  w Adams  st  6 mos $131 

Larkin  M to  J McGovern,  June  15,  saloon 
91  Blue  Island  av  2 y $400 


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.UMBL3,  LATH  AND  SHINGLES 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  aiul  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  nil  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  luive  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

KILM-DRIEli  /Izini»WOOI>  FLOORING% 

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Ve  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices, 

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STAIR  WORK  AND  HARDWOOD  FINISH. 

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jowry  L M to  0 Babcock  June  14  turn  52 

Congress  st  Sept  1 $111 

jahev  D to  Eggers  & Moran  June  15.  furn 

130  n Market  st  13  mos $268 

deinke  H to  M Brand  & Co  Mch  7,  saloon 

— Elston  av  2 y $1,000 

durray  J D to  E Koch  J une  15,  It  3 b 3,  9 

38  14,  3 y 6% $800 

dartin  W to  W N Alley  June  9,  furn,  5140 

Wentworth  av  3 mos $56 

Vlurphy  M to  J Cullen  June  11,  furn,  566 

12th  st  3 mos $62 

dtlrphy  L to  Hi  Pemberton  June  15, 
furn  and  piano,  137  47th  st  5 mos.  . .$255 
Vluendler  fito  ML  Pemberton  June  15, 
barber  shop,  105  w Madison  st  6 mos  $187 
Makepeace  W T to  Tuckhorn&Co  June  17 

pool  tables  etc  1282  State  st,  1 y $110 

VlayoJHtoJD  MacKey,  June  15,  furn 

3608  La  Salle  st  3 mos $103 

deyer  W to  W W Charles  June  18,  horses 

etc,  59  Siegel  st  6 mos $130 

McCarthy  D W to  W S Wharton  June  22, 

furn  2901  Lowe  av  4 mos $72 

Morey  A G to  D W Irwin  June  17,  furn 

La  Grange  2 y $352 

Mozadlo  J to  J Schneider  Apr  7,  harness 

shop,  1 y $500 

Mintz  S J to  C E Baker  June  16,  furn  49 

n Ashland  av  6 mos $189 

May  I to  W S Wharton  June  16,  furn  118 

Pacific  av  4 mos $54 

Morris  K B to  J Le  Messurier  June  1,  bar- 
ber shop  115  Canal  st  6 mos $65 

Maguire  P to  Bavarian  Brg  Co  June  17, 

saloon  3042  Archer  av  ly $215 

Miles  M to  S Richardson,  June  15,  furn, 

823  Congress  st,  4 m $125 

Monroe  M to  J Brown,  June  19,  furn,  180 

_4th  av,  1 y $3,000 

iVl&Cormick  R to  S Richardson,  June  16, 

furn,  608  Wells  st $72 

Maher  M K to  E R Mackey,  June  17,  furn 

685  Madison  st,  6 m . . . . $160 

Morin  D J to  H M McIntosh,  June  18, 

furn,  383  Hermitage  av.  6 m $135 

McLarkey  P & Co  to  T Carney  Sr,  June 

18,  saloon,  594  Lake  st $1,100 

McBride  D to  R C McKenney,  June  19, 

horse,  53  Blue  Island  av $105 

McElligot  T J to  C L Eaton,  June  9,  furn, 

152  Oak  st,  July  25,  ’87 $96 

McKinney  R C to  L B Shields,  June  19, 

furn,  470  State  st,  Oct  29 $61 

McGill  L to  H M McIntosh,  June  21,  furn 

375  Ogden  av,  6 m $119 

McDonnell  R to  A L Ewing,  June  22,  bldg 

3725  Cottage  Grove  av,  120  ds $100 

Mackville  E E to  R Rothschild’s  Sons, 
June  16,  saloon  fittings,  4825  State  st, 

1 y $296 

Mueller  & Co  to  R Rothschild’s,  saloon  fit- 
tings, 424  State  st,  6 m $544 

Merz  E E to  M Wengler,  June  21,  drugs, 

189  Maxwell  st $500 

Newbnrn  J W to  R Isham,  June  7,  furn, 

356  Randolph  st,  6m $135 

Nowlin  A to  M G Van  Horne  June  9,  furn 

68  Rush  st  8 m $600 

Oakes  L to  J F Dittman  June  17,  horses 

etc  178  Oak  st  5 m $270 

O’Connors  T to  J Cullen  June  17,  furn  50 

Gurley  st  6 mos $71 

O’Connell  D to  Q S French,  June  22,  horse 

etc,  Huron  and  Wells  sts,  10  m $150 

Peterson  B to  I N Reed,  June  19,  furn, 

3500  Vincennes  av,  6 m $1200 

Petersen  T to  H Barrenschien,  June  19, 

furn,  164  n Halsted  st,  1 y $700 

iPaul  K C to  R H Babcock,  June  21, 

furn  3818  Johnson  pi,  2 m $195 

Pokrzywinski  C to  Wacker  &B  &M  Co, 
June  21,  saloon,  308  w Chicago  av,  6 m 
$150 

! Puscheck  C to  to  H Schults,  June  10,  furn 

i LaKe  View,  2 y $1815 

Peardon  S J to  J R Parker,  June  18,  furn, 

308  30th  st,  8 m $118 

Page  J F to  J M Gamble  Apr  17,  furn  231 
Wabash  av  May  1 ’88 $1691 


Peake  S to  W N Alley  June  15,  furn  320 

Centre  av  6 m $100 

Pettillon  H to  J J Owen,  June  21,  barber 

Shop,  218  Clark  st,  4 m $201 

Rodefer  E to  D Hyman  June  14,  piano, 

2226  Wabash  av  6 mos $362 

Ruh  G to  W S Wharton  June  11,  bldg  1101 

Diversey  av  2 mos $400 

Ryman  P P to  J H Hunt  June  1,  furn, 

1457  Fulton  st  1 y $300 

Rolland  L W to  A A Westengard  June  11 

furn  232  Halsted  st  4 mos $72 

Reynolds  J to  J Walsh,  June  18,  saloon, 


275  w Indiana  st,  2 y . 


.$195 


Rexford  H L to  E W C McDonald,  June  4 

furn,  907  Opera  House  blkf.wkly $52 

Riker  G to  M Hall,  May  26,  furn,  147  Mon- 


roe st,  2 y . 


.$2825 


Rauker  C to  G S French,  Jnne  11,  horses, 

etc,  305  5th  av,  6 m $75 

Smith  E to  M Brand  & Co  May  21,  saloon 

150  Milwaukee  av  6 mos $400 

Starr  T M to  J D Spear  June  14,  furn  87 

25th  st  6 mos $68 

Schultz  P A to  G Williams  June  17,  horses 
etc  High  st  and  Fullerton  av  8 mos..  $576 
Schroeder  N J to  A F Temple  June  16, 

furn  559  27th  st  6 mos $157 

Sponsel  J G to  H A Pemberton  June  13, 

furn  531  Polk  st  4 mos $90 

Shafer  W F to  0 Wyman  June  17,  horses 

965  Madison  st  1 y $73 

Schloss  F to  W N Alley  June  15,  furn  3421 

Wabash  av  6 mos $89 

Strubing  C to  Wacker  & B Brg  <fc  M Co 
June  17,  saloon  146  Osgood  st  1 y. . .$500 
Sieverman  B to  J Knox  June  17,  drugs 

Loomis  and  12th  sts  42  mos $2870 

Slayton  S to  S J Newell,  June  19,  foundry 

12  Canal  st,  5 m $430 

Sommer  P J to  P Schoenhofen  B Co  June 

— , saloon  308  Halsted  st  11  mos $715 

Stowell  J A to  J Samuels  June  5,  furn,  526 

Wabash  av $863 

Schifpauer  F to  L Sonnerschien  June  16, 
saloon  fixtures  839  Blue  Island  av  3 mos 

$168 

Smith  J to  F Swett  June  18,  wagons  etc 

— , i y 

Steams  H J to  J W Sterra,  June  19,  furn, 

549  w 12th  st 

Seaver  H L to  W N Alley,  June  19,  furn 

and  piano  75  12th  st,  6m  ....  $130 

Shaefer  J J to  M A Radetsky,  June  19, 

furn  312  State  st $300 

Shaver  I W to  J J Owen,  June  15,  furn, 

439  31st  st,  6 m $125 

Stegemann  F to  M L Pemberton,  June  27, 

furn,  920  Lake  st,  Oct  21 $' 

Stone  C to  G Gates,  June  21,  furn,  966  n 

Clark  st,  6 m $147 

Schultz  W to  G B Christie,  June  22,  furn, 

804  Larrabee  st,  6 m $200 

Schaack  J to  J Oberman  B Co,  June  22, 

saloon,  493  ClarK  st,  2 y 

Salzer  F to  N L Horner,  May  20,  grocery 

110  Canalport  av,  9 m $200 

Thies  A to  M L Pemberton  June  12,  furn 

657  SedgwicK  st  3 mos $120 

Tomlinson  A to  W S Wharton  May  24, 

furn  305  Division  st  3 mos $181 

Timmons  W to  H E Gary,  June  19,  horse, 
wagon,  laundry,  etc  226  Halsted  st,  1 

day $150 

Towne  C M to  H M McIntosh,  June  17, 

furn,  , 3 m $345 

Thompson  N to  S Richardson,  June  18, 

furn,  227  w Huron  st,  9 m $140 

Teven  J to  J Beifeld  June  19,  button-hole 

machines  250  Madison  st  6 mos $550 

Ure  W K to  C L Eaton,  June  5,  furn,  Lake 

View,  1 y $137 

Willenberg  H C to  M J Kimball  Feb  13, 

furn,  36  Evergreen  av  4 mos $50 

Wallace  J"to  F MaoVeagh  & Co  June  18, 

horse  etc  506  w 14th  st  1 y $250 

Winnlehaken  W to  M Weber  Apr  29,  furn 

771  Superior  st  5 y $250 

Wingfield  J to  S Richardson,  June  17,  furn 
507  W Superior  st,  4 m $54 


Frames,  Brackets,  Turnings,  Etc. 


White  H to  D Hyman,  Jnne  12,  furn,  52 

Peoria  st,  6 $124 

Wilke  F to  W G Waterman  June  15,  live 

stock  etc  Barrington,  2 y $450 

Wright  J H to  J D MacKey  June  16,  furn 

Hyde  ParK  6 mos $31 

Wuenneunberg  A to  H M McIntosh  June 

16,  furn, 6 mos $130 

Walsh  W to  W S Wharton  June  14,  furn 

262  w Huron  st  6 mos $75 

Whitcomb  E K to  N B W Houghton,  Apl 

16,  horses,  etc,  Hanover,  2 y $4420 

Wermuth  W C to  S Walton,  June  23,  furn, 

117  Centre  st,  3 m $216 

Wiot  N to  J H Norton,  May  27,  furn,  459 

State  st,  5 $128 

Willard  S to  C W Wallace,  June  21,  furn, 

15  Sheldon  st $3150 

Weil  M to  M L Pemberton  June  16,  furn, 

3021  Cottage  Grove  av  6 mos $70 

Webner  J Tto  G F Kelts  June  15,  furn  28 

5th  av,  6 mos $224 

Wiseman  J to  J D Spear  June  3,  furn,  394 

Webster  av  2 mos $55 

Wheeler  W F to  H M McIntosh  June  16, 

furn  509  Fulton  st6  mos $370 

Walters  A to  W T Eklund  June  7,  carriage 

wagon  etc,  621  n Clark  st  1 y $1,500 

Walsh  J to  J Wyman  June  16  horses  etc 

3314  Laurel  st  6 mos $135 

Young  G W to  S D Prince  June  12,  barber 

shop, 

Yates  F G to  W Porter,  June  18,  furn,  641 

Madison  st $100 

Young  J toG  S French  June  17,  horses  etc 
2011  Prairie  an  6 mos $325 


JUDGMENTS. 


SUPERIOR  COURT. 


Winslow. 


9052  Myron  H Chapin  v George 
Judgt  $14/. 42  revived; 

101672  Wm  E Iselin  et  al  v Sigmund  Heid- 
weyer  and  Norbert  Steiglitz.  By  agreet 
$3863.42. 

103546  Chas  Noll  v Peter,  Jasper  A & Daniel 
B Hansen.  Judgt  set  aside  and  judgt  by 
confn  in  open  ct  $1921.21. 

99096  Asa  P Kelly  etalv  Frank  W Jennings 
On  ver,  $160.44. 

90147  Horace  H Stoddard  v James  E Taylor 
On  ver,  $125. 

93465  Clarence  F Dore  v Susan  Kelly.  Dis 
as  to  Wm  Kelly.  On  findg,  $150. 

102978  Charles  W Merriam  et  al,  v Thomas 
Soran.  By  deflt  $185. 

101567  Chas  W Merriam  et  al  v J P Meldrum 
By  deflt,  $144.78. 

101568  Chas  W Merriam  et  al  v E S Chaney 
By  deflt,  $113.45. 

101569  Chas  W Merriam  v H C Wilson.  By 
deflt,  $73.91. 

98789  Div  No  2 A O H v Michael  Ford.  On 
ver,  $358.85. 

100968  R F Shinn  v George  W Stevens.  By 
deflt,  342. 

103176  Emanuel  Brunswick  et  al  use  etc,  v 
James  McKinney,  By  deflt,  $1270.20. 

97476  Agnes  Wolgemuth  v Wm  Thompson. 
On  findg,  $175.  Satisfied. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

54265  Jas  Reilly  et  al  v Michael  Me  Carthy. 
$10.50  and  proc. 

54325  Bradner  Smith  & Co  v S W Roth  P 
Co.  $12.30  and  proc. 

54341  Emma  M Caspers  v John  M Dowling. 
$20  and  proc. 

54227  John  Graham  v Geo  N Lee.  On  ver, 
$72,  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

54230  Michael  Mayer  v 0 E Barrett.  On 
ver,  $234.37. 

54321  Andrew  Carson  v Olaf  and  Lars  Ben 
son.  On  findg,  $78.61  wages. 

54322  Wm  Larson  v Same.  On  findg,  $63.87 
wages. 

54289  W E Hinchliff  v John  A McAssey.  On 
findg,  $27. 

57948  Western  Electric  Co  v Town  of  Lak 


Electric  Light  Co.  By  deflt,  $296.51. 

56878  Joseph  Fox  et  al  v A Weiskopf.  By 
deflt,  $411.68. 

54984  Luke  F Daly  et  al  v Rudolph  Seidel. 
Henry  Meatzer  and  Chas  Appeldorn.  By 
deflt,  $285.22. 

56394  Adolph  Hirsch  v H J Freund.  By  deflt 
$487.43. 

56918  Chas  Chaffee  v H G Reader.  By  deflt, 
$275. 

5449  Wm  T Boyesen  v Am  Ex  Co.  $15  and 
proc. 

54449  Geo  P Powell  v Chas  A Cook.  $14.59 
and  proc. 

54302  D Castro  vHT  Lawrence.  On  ver  , 
$76.75. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5270  Meier  Bettman  et  al  v Morris  Greis- 
heimer.  On  findg,  $89.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  40  ds. 

6048  H M Hooker  v Vaclay  Machek  and  Al- 
bert Kaspar.  Dis  as  to  J V Berres,  By 
deflt,  $435.64. 

BILL!!*  OF  SALE. 

Fahs  C to  F Hayes  June  15,  wood  and  coal 

yard  Ashland  av  and  Ohio  st $75 

Beecher  F G to  E F Gobel  June  15,  lease- 
hold in  Its  4 to  9 b 16,  Union  Park  2d 

add $800 

Havey  T to  Julia  Havev  Oct  24,  glassware 

etc,  3425  State  st $3,00  0 

DeWitt  M J to  B Peterson  June  15,  furn, 

Douglas  House  Hyde  Park, $ 

Tresselt  R to  L Carstens,  June  17,  camera 

etc  984  Milwaukee  av $300 

Grant  R to  M Hawkins  Juno  6,  barber 

shop  498J^  State  st  $175 

Hart  Bros  to  J W Brockway  June  17,  cig- 
ars 154  Clark  st $1,000 

Bliss  S S to  E B Strong  June  18,  lease  of 

h 3 b 5,  27  39  14 $ 

Hart  S H to  V M Hart,  June  10,  saloon 

$600 

Rossuck  G to  S Rossuck,  June  18,  house, 

85  w Madison  st, $1| 

Gruenfeldt  J to  G Laqueur  June  15,  saloon 

1478  Milwaukee  av, $300 

Helms  W to  A Wederking,  June  21,  furn, 

724  Water  st $1,000 

Rielly  J to  J Rielly  Jr,  June  9, $1,200 

Merz  Bros  to  J J Briggs  June  19,  drug 

store  594  Canal  st $1,000 

ASSIGNMENTS. 

Anderson  N to  F L Stebbins  June  15,  tail- 
or shop  194  La  Salle  st.  Assets,  $2444;  lia- 
bilities, $2416.53. 

Burgess  Emma  E to  Chas  B Prouty  June 
23,  no  schedules. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

July  13. 

Lot  1 2 and  3 in  b 27  in  Ogden’s  add  to  Chicago.  J 
R Custer,  Master.  L N. 

July  1*. 

Lot  7 in  Assessor’s  div  of  lot  6 in  b 53  in  the  C T’s 
new  sub  of  blks  in  the  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14.  S F 
Hauchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  99  100  in  b 6 in  C T’s  sub  of  pt  of  w!4  of  sec 
5 39  14  also  lot  22  in  Assessor’s  div  of  pt  of  b 6 in  El- 
ston’s add.  3 F Hanchttt,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  20  b 3 Superior  Court  sub  of  lot  2 Superior 
Court  partition  of  s%  of  ue  qr  of  sec  4 38  14.  S F 
Hancbett,  Sheriff.  LN. 

Lot  1 in  b 5 in  sub  of  b 44  in  Sheffield’s  add  to  Chi- 
cago,also  lot  8 in  sub  of  3 aers  of  lot  8 in  0 T’s  sub  of 
sec  5 39  14.  also  lot  17  in  b 30  in  Elston’s  add.  S F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Sub  lot  2 of  lot  11  in  b 62  of  C T’s  sub  of  nw  qr  of 
sec  21  39  14.  S F Hancbett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

July  14. 

Lot  40  in  Spofford  & Byrne’s  snb  of  lots  13  te  16  of 
Linsenbarth’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  A F Stevenson, 
Master.  L N. 

July  19. 

Lot  40  in  b 2 in  e bi  of  b 15  in  Sheffield’s  add.  D J 
Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  1 in  e pt  of  Ellis’  add,  also  lots  5 8 17  in  b 9 in 
Egandale,  being  a sub  of  e 118  aers  of  sw  qr  of  sec  11 
3814.  J R Custer,  Master.  L N. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  TOT  tr  mat 


The  advance  which  is  continually  going 
on  in  Chicago  real  estate,  and  the  bright 
prospects  ahead,  together  with  the  many 
paying  investments  made,  have  induced 
many  prominent  and  responsible  business 
men  to  engage  in  the  real  estate  and  loan 
interests  of  our  large  city.  Among  them  is 
our  prominent  real  estate  lawyer,  R.  W. 
Bridge,  Room  i09,  Adams  Express  Building. 
His  large  acquaintance  and  wide  business 
experience  enable  him  to  give  satisfaction 
to  propertymen  in  the  pare  and  manage- 
ment of  their  property 


URV-YARD  1‘KICCS 
( Itetail.) 

WHITEWOOD. 

Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in $38.00@40. 


HOW  TO  OECOItATK. 

Painting  on  glass  makes  the  most  artistic 
and  attractive  decorations;  articles  in  frost- 
ed glass  of  different  kinds  are  sold  ready  for 
painting  screens  photograph  frames,  vases 
and  other  ornaments. 

When  mirrors  have  plain  frames  of  pine 
or  ash  nearly  level  with  the  glass,  a very 
pretty  effect  is  made  by  carrying  on  the 
(lower,  spray  or  vine  from  the  glass  across 
the  border  in  one  or  more  places  according 
to  the  shape  of  the  design. 

Painted  mirrors  are  often  draped  with 
plush  to  add  to  their  effect,  A beautiful 
mirror  painted  with  an  artistically  arranged 
spray  of  stephauotis  is  draped  with  pale- 
blue  plush  by  way  of  frame.  A very  good 
subject  is  an  arrangement  of  dandelions 
with  their  seed  balls  floating  down  and 
drifting  across  the  glass. 

A newly  devised  mirror  is  of  elongated 
diamond-shape,  held  between  the  extremi- 
ties of  the  horns  of  the  moon  in  her  first 
quarter,  the  moon  being  gilded  with  silver 
edge. 

Flowers  used  on  the  table  should  be  all  of 
the  same  color,  and  the  candles  and  candle- 
shades  all  of  the  same,  silk  being  the  pre- 
vailing material  for  these  shades.  A very 
telling  arrangement  has  the  exquisite  Mare- 
chal  Niel  rose  put  into  small  glases,  and  the 
glasses  hidden  by  moss  arranged  on  a plush 
centre  of  peacock  blue,  and  the  candles  and 
shades  a delicate  yellow  tint.  Little  China 
figures,  with  basket  of  confections,  add  to 
the  effect. 


Common  1st,  1 in. 

Plank 

Cull 


30.00 

35. 

36. 

26. 

30. 

23. 

28. 

20. 

22. 

22. 

25. 

12. 

15. 

ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  Journal. 

OFFICE:  164  and  1 66  Washington  St.,  Rooms  12  and  14. 

One  square,  1 month,  $4;  3 months,  $11;  6 months,  $20 
1 year,  $36. 

Two  squares,  1 month,  $6;  3 months,  $17;  6 months. 
$32;  1 year,  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 months. 
$45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 months 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 months 
$160. 

Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  mov- 
able, and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  the 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 


} to  4 in $35.00@40. 

Wagon  stock 40, 

Wagon  poles 55.00@60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . . 45.00@ 
Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched . 35.00@ 45.00 

Quartered 50.00@ 


C1ear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.  @38. 

Common 22.  @25. 

Timber 25.  @28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  (1  in  , clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45. 

Quartered 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  35. 

Common 25. 

OHEBRY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@  90. 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55, 


0RR  & LOCKETT, 


Dealers  in 


Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 


HICKORY. 

WTagon  stock,  1 to  4 in 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 

3/4x4^ 

4x5 

4xG 

414x6 

5x6 


. $45.00@50. 
75 


UF  EVERY  DLLCRIPTION, 

184  & 186  CLARK  ST,,  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 

We  Make  a specialty  of 

Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 


And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  Sole  Chicago 
^S?nttS  N°rt0n  Door-Check>  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  WorkL, 

^ 6Ctl0D  I'fet^1I‘c  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogued 


1. 

1.50 

1.75 

1.75 


1.00 

1.25 


BLACK  WALNUT. 


Terms  of  Subscription, 

Postage  prepaid. 

United  States $4  q<j 

-Canada $4  00 

Great  Britain ***** ....  $5  00 

Germany,  France  Austria  etc...  ........  ...  $6  00 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTCACE  LOANS 

Room  8,  1 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  god 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 75. 

34*10  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m . 125.00 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

2M*23£ 7 

3*3 19 


MAPLE. 


Maple  steps . 
1st  and  2d  cl 


Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


YELLOW  PINE. 


$35. 

@40. 

30. 

@35. 

. 20. 

@24. 

32.00@35. 

$25.00 

25. 

20. 

35. 

@40. 

25. 

50. 

18. 

@40. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents. — Correspondence  solicited. 

J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing 

AND 

House  Drainage, 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St., 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  O.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls is 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OK  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 


STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  1^,  1)4  and 

2 in $35. 

Common 27. 


FINISHING. 


1st  and  2d  dear $32.00 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works. 


POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cars 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle 

Call  Telephone  Ito.  309. 


St.,  CHICAGO 


H.  O.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

A perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


Pianos  and  Organs. 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  the 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompar- 
able ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs— all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 
Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  sec°nd  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tnned. 


and  193  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


W3  North  Broadway,  ST.  LODL9 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
M^tal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
RoofiDg  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


GASOLINE, 

to 


far  .id 

FactDnj  Lamps 

Ik  glJlLDEKS  DF 

islrkG  asx 

WATER 
□ RK5. 


PHILADELPHIA 

N.YX.N.J.G.G.Lt.Co.Ltd. 

Nal  PARK  PLACE. 

NEW  YORK. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

CELloirr.  irLing,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  rhicnon 

For  Sale.  ^mcagO. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  & 54. 

Business  transacted  iu  Geriuau  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 

ALLE8,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street,  Boom  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  in. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  iu  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  434. 

Chicago  Lumber  Market. 

YARD  PRICES — CAR  LOTS-DKY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS — HOUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch ft  7 00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  114  and  1(4  inches 45  00 

3d  clear,  1)4.  114  and  2 inches 42  00 

A select,  l'i  and  1(4  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches 41  00 

B select,  114,  1 (4  and  2 inches 30  00@3'2  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 25  00 

2x4  B,  select  21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30JOO 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — HOUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 47  00 

3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

* Near.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select.  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select,  25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12, 14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C ...  32  00 

D stock!  i'i,"  iii  and  16  ft . .... .... .... ..  20  00 

D 18  f t 23  00 

D 20  f t 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

“ “ 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  / 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Jtoom  7.  ) St.,  - Chicago. 

THE  PORTLAND  BLOCK 

Barber  SItoi? 

IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 

HIGH  CHARACTER  OF  THE  SURROUNDINGS 


A clear,  4-inch  . 

B 

C 


Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch. 

B,  4-inch 

B,  6-inch 


A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 

B 

0 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 
1st  and  2d  clear 


A flooring  strips. 
B „ „ . 

0 „ . 


BEADED  CEILING TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 

A,  %-incb,  4 and  6-inch 

B 

C 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6 inch 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 

B,  % insh.,  6 inch 


SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet. 
A siding 


Fencing  siding,  “D’ 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 


00 

00 

00 

00 

. 29 

00 

00 

00 

00 

00 

00 

00 

00 

p 14 

50 

..  15 

50 

00 

10 

, 27 

00 

00 

00 

90 

00 

00 

00 

50 

50 

00 

..  32 

00 

00 

OO 

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..  22 

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50 

50 

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. 10 

50 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Dooms  15-17.  90  UaiSalle  Sti  eet. 


J,  P.  BOWES. 


G.  B.  CRUICKSHANK. 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 84  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


W L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Heal  Estate,  Loan  anti  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


Reasonable  Prices  and.  Extra  Good  Work 
Constitute  our  Capital. 

No.  72  Washington  Streex, 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Jffice: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


ClT.ioa.go. 


JULIES  A.  CILISKE, 


- Proprietor 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

RE  A-L  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


Wll.  LEAGUE  & CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10, 12  and  20  feet 1J  00 

n „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1(4  and  114-inch ..  13  v0 

Green,  $1  lees. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  tect 1 4 00 

“ 10  ft,  No.  11  12  00 

12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12. 14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 

Add  to  orices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  bide,  *1  two  sides.  *1  50. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 f0 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

154  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2(4  -inch 00  60 

2 (4-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

shingles — car  loads. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  lessthaD 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 11  00<%16  00 

2x8  „ „ H 00(6-14  50 

2x10,  „ „ 11  00(6  16  00 

2x12,  „ H 00(6,17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 “ “ “ “ 14 

6 “ “ “ “ 18 

7 “ u “ “ 23 

“ 33 

“ 43 

7 feet 7*4 

7 feet 11 

(4,  7 feet 7(4 

Vt,  7 feet 9 

V4,  1 feet 11 

(4,  7 feet 16 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


SEWING-MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


BUILDINGS  -MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
1 short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
j who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

Ml.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


9 to  11  “ 

8 inch,  sawed 

9 to  11, 

5(4  inch, 

6 “ 

7 “ 

8 “ 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

whitewood. 

1st  and  2d  in $24  00@26  OO 

1(4  in.  and  over 

Common 

Cull 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1(4  in 

Thicker 

Cull 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

Clear 


Cull. 


Quarter-sawed . 


Cull. 


HICKORY. 


PERFECT  SATISFACTION 


lew  Heme  Sewini  lacMne  Co.' 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  6a.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cai. 


|TOR}  f»  F ' 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AGENCY. 

Id  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  IUU. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  Ml.  WELLS  & CO. 

R,  E -A.  X-,  ESTATE, 

103  LaSalle  St.,  Room  17,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


lumley , 

194  LaSalle  St.,  - - Chicago,  111. 


BANK, 


AND 


Furniture 


STORE 

OPFIC  E 

and  Fittings 


Axles. 

Cull... 


1st  & 2d, 
Thicker . 


Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up . 


1st  & 2d,  in. 
Thick.. 


Cull. 


1st  1 


SWEET  gum. 


Cull 

Log  run 


HARD  MAPLE. 


Clear 

Common . 
Cull 


BASSWOOD. 


Clear 

Common . 
Cull 


1st  & 2d 

Common  and  better . 


rock  elm. 


Good. 

Cull.. 


SYCAMORE. 


Good. 


Common. 
Cull 


BEECH. 


Cull : 

Log  Run 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE 
1st  * 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling.. 


Laree  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD- 


rough . 


Fancy  butt. 


. 25  00 

27  OO 

17  ( O' 

..  11  00 

13  OO' 

. 23  00 

25  00- 

. . 25  00 

27  00 

10  60 

26  00 

..  16  00 

17  00 

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19  00 

38  00 

25  00 

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16  00 

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30  00 

10  00 

27  00 

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75  00 

. . 70  00 

80  00 

50  00 

30  00 

. 100  00 

175  00 

..  45  00 

50  00 

35  00 

..  70  00 

75  00 

85  00 

40  00 

T. 

15  00 

..  32  50 

35  00 

37  50 

..  23  00 

25  00 

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10  00 

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15  00 

. . 20  00 

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14  00 

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..  24  00 

27  00 

22  00 

..  15  00 

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8 OO 

15  00 

..  23  00 

25  00 

12  00 

6 00 

, . . 14  00 

15  CO 

12  00 

"..  29  00 

24  00 

. . 19  00 

20  00 

26  00 

. . 26  00 

29  00 

..  30  00 

33  00 

44  50 

42  50 

M 

4 90 
4 60 

DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICAGO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 


JOKCKT  NORTHEN 

"The  Practical  Furnace  Man." 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Sebvoss,  Nobthen  & Oo. 

MANUFAOTDQEB  AND  DEALER  IN  THE 

“FAMOUS  ECLKCTH  II  EATER.” 
The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lak»*  and  UaSalle  sta 

Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE 

Painter! 

Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  in  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  ail  Tastes  and  Designs. 

218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Go. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
Dwellings. 


OFFICE, 

59  & 61  Lake  St. 


CHICAGO. 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 

227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


-A.  14  ID 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wahash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons  : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMODR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston.  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  3;  3 Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  st. 


Sewer 


SH0A13  & MK5EV. 

107  '.a'alle  Street. 

Varda — e 9 N.  Elizabeth  St. 
S6th  st.  > L.  & S.  >1.  S.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 


AND 


FIRE  CLAY, 


Pipe 


IZtNTSTJIES^LIsrCdS  -A-O-EUTsTCY"- 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICA,GO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  *>  Telephone  No.  '353 


Lyon 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt, 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  the  Mu- 
sical Profession. 

WAREROOMS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


SteinwayS 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior— -including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 
Inventors  and  So’e  .Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  F URN  AC  ES 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 

LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY, 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 

A.  Boynton,  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  >•  u Boynton  ” Furnaces, 

C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ; which  have  been  on  the 

New  York.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 


Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended,  by: 


2 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Geo.  F.  Harding, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gunzenhauser, 
J.  K.  Botsford. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  148  La  Salle  St. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING  , GAS 
™ STEAM -FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICACO. 

I5P“  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


Newspaper 

Advertising 


A book  of  100  pages. 
The  best  book  for  an 
advertiser  to  con- 
sult, be  he  experi- 

„ - — enced  or  otherwise. 

It  con  tains  lists  of  newspapers  and  estimates 
ofthe  cost  of  advertising.  The  ad  vertiser  who 
wants  to  spend  one  dollar,  finds  in  itthe  in- 
formation he  requires,  while  forhim  who  will 
invest  one  hundred  thousand  dollars  in  ad- 
vertising, a seheme  is  indicated  which  will 
meet  his  every  requirement,  or  can  be  made 
co  doso  by  slight  changes  easily  arrived  at  by  cor- 
respondence. 149  editions  have  been  issued. 
Sent,  post-paid,  to  any  address  for  10  cents. 
Write  to  GEO.  P.  ROWELL  & CO., 
NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  BUREAU, 
(10  Spruce  St.  Printing  House  Sq.),  New  York. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  & c.. 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 


Cor.  Cnrtis  St. 


CHICACO.  ILL 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  27. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JULY  3,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  I 5c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 

RENTS- TENEMENT  INSPECTION 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES 

TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD VII.  & 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS 

TRUST  DEEDS X. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  XII.  & 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD 


Page. 

I. 

II. 

III. 

IV. 
V. 

VI. 

Vlll. 

. IX. 

& XI. 

XIII. 

XIV. 
XV. 

XVI. 


ESTABLISHED  1855. 


J.  33.  SXJUjLI'V _A_3ST  <&  BRO., 
266  & 268  N.  Clark  St. 


PA  I NTING  CONTRACTORS! 


Dealers  in  all  Grades  of 

WALL  PAPER,! 

Estimates  promptly  given.  Telephone — 3101.  Telephone — 883. 

South  Side  Office  — Room  15 -- 159  and  161  La  Salle  Street. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co.. 

923  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


JN . ^Y.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

moKEUMirwiRMRicK 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 

OFFICE  AND  YARD  : ( BRANCH  YARD: 

219  E.  Washington  St.  J Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATINC, 

Marblei Wood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

24-0  Wabash  Ave,.  telkphokr.  5710.  CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers  I Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

OFFICERS-  Henbt  Botsfokd,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

} Chables  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 

WM.  E.  & WM.  F.  ROLLO  & CO.,  gents,  Tel4?9hu,Jb  210  La  Salle  Street- 


WALL  PAPER! 


WALL  PAPER! 


78  East  Jackson  St.,  near  State. 

Head-Quarters  for  Real  Estate  Men. 

JOHN  T.  DUNN.  Agent. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co., Art  Dealers’  and  Photographs' 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick, 


175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGd 


O.  H.  POSTAL, 

CARPENTER  and  BUILD  E R, 
434  Ogden  Avenue. 

Special  care  taken  of  Real-Estate.  Painting,  Plumbing,  and  all  House  Repairs  superin- 
tended in  a straight  business  manner.  Orders  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

OOiMIFAdSTY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


G.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

J^“Assays  and  Analyses  of  ai.i.  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  M\lt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 


Room  1,5,  159  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO,; 
Telephone  8S3. 


ILL. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


The  value  of  a complete  Directory  of  reliable  and  established  Real  Estate  Agents,  Renting  Agents  Capitalists  and  T nan  a „ T 
numerous  inquiries  from  every  State  and  money  center,  by  mail,  and  personal  calls  of  Chicago  business  men,  and  visitors  It  is  lot  38  Ins,°rance  Agencies,  is  proved  b, 

and  Building  Journal  is  filed  and  bound  by  nine-tenths  of  all  persons  so  envaued  The  Totirmat  f . ' not  claiming  too  much  to  say  that  the  Real  Estati 

circulation  is  rendered  of  four-fold  value  by"  the  fact  that  it  is  uliversaHy  IZ Abound  as' a Took iQf  reference  ™ h Can  be  made‘  11 

corrected  up  to  date  of  issue.  The  solid  men  of  the  profession  have  always  advertised  in  it  and  con ti !„?*!  !’, Z ,^b  of  Prlces  building  material,  which  are  kep 
proper  channel  as  being  permanently  engaged  in  business,  and  because  they  desire  to  support  a worthy  sheet  that  never  blackm??8’  because  they  desire  to  be  known,  through  thJ 
or  from  whom  it  seeks  support.  We  can  n3t  publish  a full  card  in  this  Directory  IntSall  the  nlrtilllars  If  I blackmails  representatives  of  the  trades  to  whom  it  caters 

it  necessary.  The  advertisements  formerly  published  on  this  page  are  transferred  bodily  to  another  page,  and  this^pacrwl'fbe  Iccuored1 hv°J  3 T T haV®  bee“  d°ing’  DOr  11 
dealers  engaged  as  above  described.  J I g > lnis  space  wi.l  be  occupied  by  a complete  Directory  of  all  reputabh 


DIRECTORY 

— OF — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting. 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
BAIRD  k BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517.  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  k Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  k Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Ira,  144  La  Salle  st. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  k HOYT,  174  Dearborn  st. 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

DAYIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
1’ELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter.  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  k Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHADSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  k Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st. 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  6t. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  k Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINS  k BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Block. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 
JENKS,  S.  L.,  k Go  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  6t. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Block.  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  k Co.  85  Washington  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  42,  107  Dearborn. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  k Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  In  s.  Building. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 
MAGILL,  J.  C.,  k Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  k Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 

MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 

McNEILL,  Malcom,  k Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 

13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  k KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
REED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

REED,  Wm.  k Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 


REED  k HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  k SON.,  E.  F.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 
SCHONBECK  BROS  , 207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
STANLEY.  P.  E.,  k Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  k GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

TIDHOLM  k REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Salle  st. 

TURNER  k BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  H6  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON.  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  k CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  k CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUFTERMEISTER,  H.  C , k Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


Iron  Cornices. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  & MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


CUDILL  & LEHMANN,  22 and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder- 


Chimney  Sweepers. 


CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8—165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No.  592 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 


THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  k 268  Wabash  ave 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 


ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 


CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St, 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES&  NETLING,  Rm.  35,  Portland  Blk. 


DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO. ,122-126  Washington 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  & RICKCORDS,  85  & 87  Dear- 
born  st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st, 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Court 
House. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Grave! 
Roofers. 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M„  148  La  Salle  st. 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 


MANNEGOLD  k HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  st. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 


NORTON  D,,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTION 


If  you  want  to  Locate  at  a Good  Manufacturing 
Point,  write  to 

J.  F1  Powell, 
Waukegan,  III, 


Wood  Carpets. 


CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE  i 

We  make 

Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 
Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings. 
Chimne3Ts,  Etc. 


K9“Our  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAI 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 


Made  in  any  Color*  Desired. 


Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted,  delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 


Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

IVankegan,  111 


REAL  ESTATE  ^ BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

TERMS: 

Per  Year  (in  advance) 8>4.00 

After  July  1,  ’86,  $5.00,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 

^Entered  at  Chicago  Post-office  as  second-class  matter 

■— — ^ ^ 

REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LO^AJXT 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

EL5.I  JLi^K7-^^r  BOIbTIDS  FOE,  SiLLE. 

Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hurlbot,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washing-ton  St. 

W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 


C.  U.  GORDON.  W.  L.  BLOOD. 

6,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

7? 9 Dearborn.  St., 


tooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


CH'r.AGO. 


CALIFORNIA  FRUIT  LANDS. 

700  acres  selected  fruit  lands,  San  Bernardino  Co., 
lal  , offered  in  tracts  of  10  acres  and  upwards,  to 
lose  an  estate.  This  property  is  surrounded  by 
learing  orange  groves,  vineyards,  schools,  churches, 
beautiful  residences. 

Depot,  1(4  miles  from  property. 

Special  railroad  rates  to  see  the  property. 

0.  H.  BROOKS,  Room  57,  149  La  Salle  Street. 


HORACE  A.  GOODRICH, 

Real  Estate, 

80  Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 


CHICAGO. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

DNE  FOTJIR.  NINES 


FREE  CSSFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
o the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  Madison  Street. 


L A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

I(E11L  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

| STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
jor  Non-ReBidentw,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold, 
telephone  No.  438. 


H.  FEL3ENTHAL. 
JACOB  GROSS. 


FREDERICK  MILLER. 
ADAM  MILLER. 


FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bunkers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 


H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER. 


C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 


H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

^^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-slass  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  amt  Financial  Agents. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  oi  non-residents. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOGIN'S, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 


Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO- 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT. 


JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 


Wm.  Evans. 


C.  C.  Housel. 


J.  R.  Wickersham. 


EVANS  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers, 

114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business. 

SECURITIES  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  <&  CO., 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

F.  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 

•Mention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 


i give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 

non-residents.  References  given  if  desired. 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

BOOM  lO, 

99  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 


H.  L.  TURNER. 


W.  A.  POND. 


TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate  mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

••o^o** 

115  DEARBORH  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  77.  Illinois  Nat  1 Bank  Bldg. 

John  N.  Young, 

.REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

E.003VT  51-L. 

S.  W.  Cor.  Clark  and  Washington  Sts., 

CHICAGO. 


•GEO.  M.  BOGUE.  H.  W.  HOYT.  H.  B.  BOGUE. 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street, 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAM'L  GEHR.  ARTHUR  C.  GEHR. 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

C3ST  COMMISSION. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  St  CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  anil  Financial  Agents, 


Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 


S.  E.  GROSS  S CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


HENRY  A.  OSBORN.  JOSEPH  B.  KEELER. 

OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting  Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  & Monroe  Sts. 


Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


IR,.  W.  BRIDGE, 

185  Dearborn  St. 


Loans,  Examination  of  Land.  Titles  and. 
Care  of  Estates. 


394 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JULY  3,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

One  of  the  largest  ventures  in  real-estate 
adjoining  Chicago,  and  which  bids  fair  to  be 
a very  successful  one,  is  the  purchase  and 
improvement  of  Cheltenham  Beach,  sit- 
uated a few  miles  south  on  the  Lake  Shore. 
At  least  one  hundred  and  fifty  thousand  dol- 
lars have  been  expended  in  beautifying  and 
equipping  the  grounds  for  the  World’s  Pas- 
time Exposition  to  be  held  for  100  days. 
On  the  opening  day,  July  3,  over  100,000 
people  are  anticipated  to  be  present  and 
view  the  exhibit,  which  will  consist  exclu- 
sively of  manufacturers’ articles,  pertaining 
to  the  pleasures  and  pastimes  of  the  people 
and  will  be  open  to  all  muuufacturers  of 
such  goods  throughout  the  world. 

Special  arrangements  have  been  made 
with  the  Illinois  Central  Railroad  to  accom- 
modate those  who  attend.  A line  of  steam- 
ers will  also  convey  the  people  to  the  grounds. 

A large  series  of  novel  and  original  enter- 
tainments have  been  provided,  and  nothing 
has  been  left  undone  which  would  add  to  the 
interest  of  this  place  as  a summer  resort. 

The  undertaking  is  truly  characteristic  of 
Chicago  enterprise  and  is  worthy  of  suc- 
cess. 

Some  two  or  three  years  ago  attention 
was  first  directed  toward  Cheltenham  Beach 
with  the  same  end  in  view.  Last  year  con- 
siderable money  was  laid  out  upon  the 
grounds  and  attempts  were  made  to  draw 
the  attention  of  the  people  of  Chicago  to 
the  place  as  a summer  resort,  but  with  only 
partial  success.  Not  until  this  year,  under 
a new  management,  with  Malcolm  McNeil 
as  President,  has  the  project  taken  a defi- 
nite and  prosperous  turn. 

The  success  of  this  enterprise  cannot  help 
but  improve  the  property  adjoining  Chi- 
cago on  the  South. 

Auctions  of  real-estate  are  becoming  quite 
popular  in  Chicago.  That  of  E.  A.  Cum- 
mings & Co.,  on  June  26th,  at  Englewood, 
proved  a success.  The  seventy-two  fifty- 
foot  lots  offered  by  them  were  all  sold  at  an 
average  of  $500  a lot.  Their  auction  on 
July  3d  will  be  held  at  Douglas  Park  where 
100  lots  will  be  sold. 

Another  auction  will  be  held  at  the  Real- 
Estate  Board  Rooms  on  July  6 and  8,  under 
the  management  of  Frederikson  & Co.  Fifty 
thousand  acres  of  Kansas  and  Minnesota 
lands  will  be  sold.  These  lands  belong  to 
the  Kentucky,  Kansas  and  Texas  Land  and 
Cattle  Company  and  the  Southern  Railway 
Company,  and  are  sold  to  wind  up  the  for- 
mer company  and  close  the  latter’s  Special 
Trust. 

The  success  of  the  aution  of  the  Western 
lands  belonging  to  the  Jay  Cooke’s  estate  in 
bankruptcy,  held  a few  weeks  age,  gave  evi- 
dence that  Chicago  has  many  buyers  who 
have  great  confidence  in  Western  lands. 

The  inconvenience  caused  by  the  tearing 
up  of  streets  by  railway  companies  is  more 
than  counterbalanced  by  the  rise  in  the  val- 
ues of  adjoining  real-estate. 

The  new  line  of  the  West  Division  Rail- 
way Company,  on  Eighteenth  street  to 
Ashland  avenue,  will  soon  be  extended 
south  on  Leavitt  to  Blue  Island.  The  Di- 
vision street  line,  from  Milwaukee  ave.  to 
California  ave.,  has  recently  been  opened. 
Cars  have  just  been  placed  on  the  new 
piece  of  road  on  Ogden  ave.,  between 
Madison  and  Randolph  sts„  and  will  go 
east  on  the  latter  streot. 

On  Van  Buren,  aline  from  Western  ave. 
to  Kedzie  is  in  course  of  construction  and 


will  be  finished  in  two  months.  Tracks  will 
probably  soon  be  laid  on  West  Lake  street 
to  Fortieth. 

On  the  North  Side,  preparations  are 
being  made  for  laying  the  cable  which  will 
probably  be  on  Clark,  Wells  and  Lincoln 
avenue.  The  work  will  go  on  whether  the 
much  disputed  tunnel  ordinance  is  passed 
or  not.  These  lines  will  open  up  and  make 
an  active  market  for  considerable  unavaila- 
ble property. 

Barnes  & Parish  have  twice  as  many 
houses  left  over  this  year  as  they  had  last 
year,  but  from  present  indications  these  will 
be  all  taken  during  the  coming  fall. 

The  action  of  the  Real-Estate  Board  to 
close  up  on  Saturdays  at  2 p.  m.,  they  be- 
lieve will  meet  with  universal  favor. 

F.  C.  Gibbs  reports  an  unusually  active 
business  for  this  time  of  the  year. 

Pierce  & Ware  look  forward  to  the  mani- 
festation of  more  confidence  in  the  market 
after  the  Fourth. 

W.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co.  note  an  improvement 
in  trade. 

E.  L.  Brainard  reports  the  erection  of  two 
residences  on  his  subdivision  at  South  Engle- 
wood. 

Efforts  are  again  being  made  to  resusci- 
tate the  Hyde  Park  Railway  scheme  which 
fell  through  last  year.  The  Michigan  South- 
ern or  Rock  Island  Railway  should  take  up 
this  railroad  in  order  to  make  it  a success. 
There  is  a demand  for  such  a road  and  it 
must  come  in  course  of  time. 

C.  Cleaver  & Son  have  sold,  on  Cottage 
Grove  and  44th,  three  lots  at  $1,200  a lot; 
also  three  at  Lexington  and  53d  sts.  at  $40 
a foot ; 100  feet  on  Drexel  Boulevard,  near 
55th,  $170  a foot;  in  same  locality,  50  feet 
at  $160  a foot.  On  both  of  these  lots  resi- 
dences will  be  erected.  Also  50  feet  on 
Pieice  street,  near  Grand  boulevard,  at  $40 
a foot. 

The  most  accurate  est'mates  place  the 
loss  from  the  late  labor  troublas  at  three 
million  dollars.  This  loss  was  occasioned 
by  the  strikers  all  over  the  country.  It  is 
gone  as  absolutely  as  if  destroyed  by  fire 
or  sunk  in  thesea;  and  the  effect  of  such 
a loss  is  felt  in  every  channel  of  business. 

There  are  quite  a number  of  political 
economists  who,  in  view  of  the  disastrous 
striites  aud  riots  recently  incited  by  the  low- 
est criminals  who  ever  came  here  from  Eu- 
rope, who  are  in  favor  of  limiting  immigra- 
tion. They  advocate  obstacles  to  a free  en- 
trance for  foreigners  to  our  shores,  in  sea- 
son and  out  of  season;  and  while  they  are 
not  always  very  rational  in  their  talk,  they 
are  mighty  persistent.  They  ventilate  their 
views  through  the  press  whenever  they  have 
the  chance,  aud,  no  doubt,  actually  impress 
quite  a number  of  readers  with  the  idea  that 
the  United  States  is  going  to  everlasting 
destruction,  if  something  is  not  done  soon 
to  keep  the  people  of  other  countries  from 
coming  freely  to  this.  These  gentlemen 
theorists  declare  that  laws  must  be  made  of 
such  a rigid  nature,  forbidding  certain 
classes  to  land  here  under  heavy  penalty, 
that  there  will  be  a certainty  of  accomplish- 
ing their  object— i.  e.,  to  check  the  tide  of 
humanity  flowing  in  upon  us. 

We  do  not  believe  this  is  the  wisest  poli- 
cy, for  there  is  work  in  our  undeveloped 
territory,  in  our  building  operations,  as  well 
as  in  most  rural  districts  for  a great  many 
thousands  more  immigrants  than  we  shall 
have.  In  the  next  place,  such  limitation  is 
unnecessary  for  public  safety  in  times  of 
labor  agitation.  Then,  again,  such  a course 
is  absolutely  contrary  to  the  spirit  of  our  in- 
stitutions, and,  if  not  unconstitutional. would 
be  such  a serious  departure  from  our  un- 
swerving policy  of  welcoming  all,  and  edu- 
cating all  to  a knowledge  and  appreciation 
of  the  blessings  of  liberty,  that  it  would  have 
most  unfortunate  effects.  Last  of  all,  it 
would  give  us  a bad  name  abroad,  and  need- 
lessly furnish  the  enemies  of  the  Great  Re. 
public  with  argument,  however  weak,  against 
a government  of  the  people,  by  the  people, 
and  for  the  people,  being  a permanent  suc- 
cess. 


A CHANGE. 

Hartigan  & Son  have  opened  up  offices  at 
No.  106  Fifth  avenue,  southwest  corner  of 
Washington  street,  room  6,  and  will  conduct 
a general  real  estate  and  loaning  business. 
The  individual  members  of  the  firm  are  T. 
O’T.  Hartigan.  formerly  with  Kenny  & Har- 
tigan, at  Union  and  Madison  streets,  and  T. 
L.  Hartigan,  his  son,  late  at  the  corner  of 
Milwaukee  avenue  and  Carpenter  street. 


SWEZEY’S 

IMPROVED 

Dumb 

Waiter 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 

WITH 

AUTOMAT  I!C  CATCH 


LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 

BSsf™  Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  an 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THl 

BEST  IN  THE  MARKET. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

ISO  SOtlr  STREE1 


CHICACO,  ILL. 


WRIGHT  Sc  TURNER, 

K>eal  Kstate, 

Loan  a,nci  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  Dearborn  st.,  Room  49.  - - CHICAGO. 


J.  Rayner, 


Seasoned  Cuban 


— and — 


Mexican 


AH0GANY 


For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

saw  mills  AND  wharf  : 283  to  289  East  20th  St. 


Foot  Houston  Street, 

NEW  YORK. 


CHICA  CO,  ILL. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


TTo-  17”0  Dearborn  Street,  OL.ioa.go. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


,,  For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 

one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


Pianos  and  Organs. 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano,  the 
beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY  Pianos,  the  incompar- 
able ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos  and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash 
or  on  time.  Call  and  see  ns  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before  buying. 

Good  Pianos  for  rent.  Bargains  in  sec°nd  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


and  100  State  Street,  CHICAGO.  2 f)3  Nrth  Bioadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


39  5 


5ioneer  Fire  - proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

'fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 
Telephone  8483 


C.  TEGTMEYER  & SONS, 


-DEADERS  IN- 


City  Trade  a Specialty. 

Iain  Office  and  Yard:  381  Lumber  St.,  cor  Canal. 

Branch  Yard.  630  Lumber,  near  Halsted  St. 

CHICAGO. 


1CT0RY:  761  to  776  S.  Canal  St. 
ike  Canalport  aye.  cars  to  18th  St. 


D.  Cutler. 


T.  S.  White. 


H.  M.  Boioe. 


CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


ADAMS  & ADAMS, 


DEALERS  IN 

t'INE  DRY,  OIL  I COACH  COLORS 

AND 

General  Painters’  Suipjplies. 

Exclusive  Agents  for 

WALPOLE  MORTAR  BLACK. 

248  RANDOLPH  ST.,  CHICAGO. 


LARRABEE  & NORTH, 

DEALERS  IN 

BXJI3L.  IDEA'S  HARDVs/'ARE 
Engineer’s  and  Surveyor’s  Instruments. 

KTo.  19  1 St  ate  Street, 

Palmer  House  Block. 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Ivauce  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Texarkana,  Ark. — The  erection  of  a two-story  hotel  is 
mtemplated  by  Mr.  Bennefield. 

Webster,  N.  C. — $12,000  is  to  be  expended  for  the  build- 
ig  of  a court-house  here. 

Sedan,  Kan. — Charley  Crow  has  the  contract  for  the 
;one  building  to  be  built  by  Crouse  & Webb  and  Wait  Bros. 
Topeka,  Kan. — Plans  have  been  completed  for  a church 
>r  the  Cumberland  Presbyterian  Society,  to  cost  $10,000. 

Cairo,  III. — Treat  & Foltz  have  completed  plans  for  the 
hurch  of  the  Redeemer.  It  will  be  30x99  feet  in  size,  and 
ill  cost  $20,000. 

Fbedonia,  Kan. — P.  G.  Potter,  west  side  of  square,  for 
. I.  Pierce  <fc  Bro.,  Harrison  Thompson,  F.  Scholesser,  M. 
Brown,  P.  G.  Potter,  J R Willits,  E.  E.  Root  and  R.  J. 
ood;  to  be  built  of  bricK,  with  iron  front  and  stone  trim 
lings. 

Larned,  Kan. — Two-story  brick  building  for  H.  Kling; 
po-story  brick  building  for  the  Phoenix  Bank;  two-story 
rick  building  for  S.  B.  Moore. 

Paulding  Co.,  O. — Brick  court-house  with  stone  trim- 
iugs;  oost  about  $50,000;  E.  O.  Fallis  & Co.,  Toledo,  ar- 
litects:  contract  not  yet  awarded. 

Ashland,  Wis. — Round-house,  twelve  stalls,  brick,  stone 
id  wood,  for  Lake  Shore  and  Western  R.  R.;  cost  $11,- 
30;  Scott,  Perrine  & Co.,  contractors. 

■ Kinsley,  Kan. — Two-storv  brick  business  house  on  Sixth 
,.;  owners,  Wm.  Plag  & Co.  Wm.  Campbell  has  contract- 
1 with  J.  B.  Shatzer  for  the  building  of  a large  addition 
i the  Blanche  House. 


Akron,  O. — Brick  freight-house  and  office,  with  stone  and 
terra-cotta  trimmings;  cost  $8,200;  Theo.  Rosenberg,  of 
Cleveland,  architect. 

Mt.  Olive,  III. — A school-house  will  be  erected  here  by 
the  School  Board  at  a cost  of  $7,000.  It  will  be  two  stories 
high,  will  have  tin  roof  and  stove  heat  and  require  furni- 
ture. Contracts  not  let. 

Mound  Valley,  Kan. — Dr.  Parker,  of  Girard,  Kan.,  has 
contracted  with  the  City  of  Mound  Valley  to  build  a $25,- 
000  hotel.  The  building  is  to  be  four  stories  high,  and  con- 
structed of  blue  lime-stone. 

San  Antonio,  Texas. — A four-story  brick,  stone  and  iron 
opera  house,  80x160,  is  shortly  to  be  built,  with  a seating 
capacity  for  1,700  persons.  It  will  cost  $80,000.  The 
structure  will  be  owned  by  a joint  stock  company.  J.  B. 
McEifatrick  & Sons,  architects. 

Detroit,  Mioh. — A new  theatre,  to  be  called  White’s  Op- 
ara  House,  is  to  be  built  here,  120x148,  of  iron,  bricK  and 
terra  cotta.  It  will  be  four  stories  high  and  will  have  a 
seating  capacity  for  2,600  persons.  It  will  cost  $140,000. 
The  building  will  be  owned  by  the  Brush  estate.  J.  B.  Mc- 
Eifatrick & Sons,  architects. 

Lake  City,  Lake  Co.,  111. — Treat  & Foltz  have  com- 
pleted plans  for  a handsome  summer  residence  for  E.  J. 
Lehmann.  The  first  story  will  be  built  of  farm  bowlders. 
It  will  be  36x50  feet  in  size,  two  stories  and  attic  high,  and 
will  have  a large  verandi  on  the  south  and  east  sides.  It 
will  cost  about  $10,000. 

Ottawa,  III. — Architects  Treat  & Foltz  have  just  com- 
pleted plans  for  a handsome  residence  for  Judge  J.  D.  Ca- 
ton,  to  replace  the  Judge’s  home  which  was  destroyed  by 
fire  a short  time  ago.  The  house  will  be  85x50  feet,  and 
will  have  a most  artistic  exterior  of  pressed  brick  and  Con- 
necticut brown  stone,  the  latter  being  employed  extensively 
in  the  trimming.  It  will  be  two  stories  and  attic  and  cost 
about  $25,000. 


J.  W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Bee.  andTrea. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office— Room  36, 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


F nun.  CLARKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

85  Washington  St.,  Room  4,  Chicago. 


Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Loans  negotiated  on 
real-estate  and  other  collateral  securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented. 
Rents  collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate  transacted. 


Compressed  Lead  Sash  Weights 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


^ SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  tlie  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction.— No  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s  “ 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offie  of  Cincinna  ti 

Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

51  to  59  West  Lake  St.. 

CHICAGO. 


REPORT  OF  NEW  BUILDINGS  -AJSTID  BLTULFIFTG-S  TO  BE  ERECTED, 

In  advance  of  Permits  for  the  week  ending  July  3,  1886. 


OWNER. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

LOCATION.  | 

COST 

ARCHITECT  OB  BUILDER. 

DESCRIPTION. 

W Wright 

2 

Residence 

28x74 

Wabash  ave  and  34th  st 

$20000 

Treat  & Foltz,  78  Dearborn  st 

Pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

2 

58x60 

20000 

it  u 

Pressed  brick  and  rock-faced  brown  stone. 

rs  W West..  

2 

3 Residences 

54x44 

193  to  197  Campbell  av 

10  “ 

S V Shipman  230  La  Salle  st 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

is  W Odell 

3 

Residence 

45x68 

580  Dearborn  av 

35  “ 

Treat  & Foltz,  78  Dearborn  st 

Pressed  brick  and  Connecticut  Brown  Stone. 

2 

8 “ 

Thomas  k Rodgers,  108  Dearborn  st 

Brick  and  stone  trimmings. 

2 

5500 

Pressed  brick  stone  and  galvanized  iron.1 

3 

60x100 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Jeffers 

3 

Residence 

24x85 

341  N Franklin  st  

12000 

G Isaacson,  Ashland  Blk 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

3 

22x70 

7 kt 

T V Wad  skier,  Ins  Ex  Bldg 

Pressed  Brick,  stone' and  galvanized  iron. 

.rank  Hayes 

2 

Residence 

24x75 

831  Washington  Boulevard 

10  “ 

J H Moore,  175  La  Salle  st' 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  galv’d  iron. 

3 

7 “ 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  galv’d  iron. 

16x53 

64  k 66  W 19th  st  ...  

12  “ 

Pressed  Brick  with  stone  trimmings. 

3 

9 “ 

Pressed  brick,  stone,  glass  and  iron . 

4 

25  “ 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

2 

4 “ 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  galvanized  iron. 

P Giblin 

3 

Brick,  stone,  pressed  brick,  terra  cotta,  etc 

4 

6 “ 

Brick  and  stone,  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta. 

2 

7 “ 

Brick  and  stone. 

3 

776  So.  Ashland  ave 

8 “ 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  galvanized  iron. 

3 

6 “ 

u u u 1* 

3 

15  “ 

Carved  rock-faced  sand-stone. 

4 

25x73 

14  “ 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

2 

25x75 

100  24th  st,  

8 “ 

11  11  11  (t  (4 

f Wandrey . . . : 

4 

Stores  and  flats 

1 415  k 417  Webster  av . . 

35  “ 

E Baumann,  Metropolitan  Blk 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

IT  1 1 Lumber 

HarttW  OOd  Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 

AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 

HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 


g^gp’Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATE 

HOLBROOK  CO. 

Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICACO* 

South  Branch  Chicago  River.  | Telephone  No.  8213. 


396 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fit.  Schrader. 


SCHRADER,  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans 


88  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 


North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 


89  Randolph  St.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street — Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


Ill  La  Salle  St., 


CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  8.  BALDWIN 


Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 


154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate 


and 


Loan  Agents. 

®“JIoney  Loaned, 

ff*Taxes  Paid, 

■^^Investments  Made, 

Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 


NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 


-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  12  Portland  Block,  107  Dearborn  St. 


MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission. 


AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

K.  Prindivilie,  Agent, 

Rooms  ]3  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  I Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 


FIBST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING 


DIXON  & PETERSON, 


(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDINGS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


• 9 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUI  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  no  Dearborn  Street.  f.  R.  CHANDLER. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 


Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 


Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs,  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st.: 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8 % to  15#  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opera  House  Building. 


Recorder's  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Streets- 


S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 


Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


FOR  SALE- 
15  and  16 


-By  Beknhabd  F.  Weber,  Rooms 
84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.: 

We  have  for  sale:  Lake  View  property  of 
every  description.  Choice  lots  at  the  termi- 
nius  of  the  new  North  Halsted  street-car  line 
on  Melrose  and  School  Sts. 

We  are  exclusive  agents  for  the  central 
part  of  Argyle  Park,  the  first  lake  shore 
suburb  north  of  Chicago.  Also  have  acres 
for  sale  on  the  Chicago,  Evanston  & Lake 
Superior  Railroad.  Owners  of  a new  sub- 
division at  Avondale,  5 miles  from  the 
Northwestern  Railroad  city  depot.  Neat 
cottages  and  fifty  feet  of  ground,  two  blocks 
from  station,  for  $1,000  on  monthly  pay- 
ments. 

Money  loaned  on  good  city  and  suburban 
property  at  current  rates. 


FOR  SALE. — By  Goldy  & Zurburg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125. $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53j<jXl37 $go  per  foot 

LaSalle  av.  lot  25x152;  choice. $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice. $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,0(  0 


15,000. 

13,000. 


8,500. 

6,000. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdorff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave..  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 
Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 
story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing. 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 
brick  flats. 

North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 
house  and  lot. 

Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 
brick. 

Ontario  st.,  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle 
25x100. 

Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  Prick  cottage. 

Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 


5,500. 


4,500. 

4,500. 

2,600. 

2,350. 

1,100. 


FOR  SALE.— By  C.  U.  Gordon  & Co.,  79 

Dearborn  Street. 

Elm  Street,  near  Lake  Shore  Drive,  ele- 
gant residences,  from  $9,000  to  $13,000 
each. 

Corner  Bellevue  Place  and  Rush  Street, 
choice  location  for  block  houses. 

Bargains  in  residence  and  business  pro- 
perty in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10:  B 

Business  Property  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


WANTED. 


To  purchase  a one-half  interest  in  an  es- 
tablished Real  Estate  business,  or  to  form  a 
partnership  with  an  experienced  party.  Ad- 
dress Purchaser,”  Rral  Estate  and  Build- 
ing Journal,  Room  14, 164-166  Washington 


street. 


Public  Auction  Sale! 


KANSAS  <£  MINNESOTA 


900. 


600. 


Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave., 
125,  very  cheap. 


25x 


WILDER,  COOK  & CO., 


Real  Estate  1 Loans. 


84  LaSalle  Street. 


iOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 

Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison 
VVashington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
A.  N.  W . Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
J ment.  m.  A.  Farr,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.,  99 
Dearborn-st. : 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 
State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth — A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

$1000 

Van  Buren-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

$16,000 

Corner  of  Chicago-ave.,  west  of  WTells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chicago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st. — 3- 

story  store  and  flats 

Chicago-ave. — 2-storv  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clark-st. — Stone-front  store  . .$16,000 
North  Clark-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thirty-seventh 

st. — 74x135 

Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Harmon-court — 82  feet;  per  foot $20 

North  Clark-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
uut  st» $25,000 

3- stcry  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,  near  Erie 
$40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

„ $27,000 

b5-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 

ments $28  000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $16’o()0 
3-atorv  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st . . . $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  irout  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 marine  ironts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 
ave. 


LANDS! 


— AT  THE — 


Chicago  Real  Estate  Board 

161  La  Salle  Street,  Room  No.  5 

TUESDAY,  July  6,  and 
THURSDAY,  JULY  8,  1866, 

Commencing  at  11  o'clock. 


By  order  of  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  Ken- 
tucky, Kansas  & Texas  Land  and  Cattle  Co., 
in  order  to  Wind  up  that  Company,  and  in  order  to 
close  the  Southern  Railway  Co’s  Special  Trust,  we 
will  offer 


30.000  Acres  of  Agricultural  Lands. 

In  Stafford,  Rice  & Reno  Counties,  Kansas,  and 

9.000  Acres  located  in  the  old  settled  Counties 
of  Houston,  Winona,  Fillmore  and  Freeborn,  in 
Southern  Minnesota.  Also  1 0,000  Acres  in 
the  thickly  settled  Isanti  County,  Minn.,  from  30  to 
40  mi  es  from  St.  Paul  and  Minneapolis,  along  the  St- 
Paul  & Duluth  Railroad,  and  some  Town  Lots  in 
Prinsburg. 

For  Catalogues  and  information  apply  to 

FREDERIKSEN  Sc  CO., 

181  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO.  ILL. 


Wm.  Reed. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


WM.  REED  & CO. 


Real  Estate  1 Loans 


95  S.  Clark  St., 

Main  Floor. 


Room  3. 


Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current  rates. 


I).  Gr.  HAMILTON. 


DEALER  in 


Real  Estate  and  Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


397 


WlM  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu  <?  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANUFAOTUBEBS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room.  lO  159  La,  Sail©  St.  Chicago. 


O J.  Xj.  XvXEYEK.  tSc  SOlNTS  GO- 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 
CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  UVEstcie 
for  Certified 
Cojcies . 


IMPORTED  ROCK  ASPHALT. 

During  the  past  few  months,  imported 
rock  asphalt  has  been  successfully  introduc- 
ed in  Chicago  and  has  received  many  favor- 
able testimonials  from  architects,  builders 
and  property  owners.  It  is  used  chiefly  for 
floors  of  cellars,  stores,  breweries  malt 
houses,  hotel  kitchens,  stables,  public  build- 
ings, factories,  refineries,  mills,  rinks,  &c. 
Among  the  qualities  which  mane  it  worthy 
of  merit  are  its  hardness  smoothness,  clean- 
liness, durability  etc.  It  is  both  fire  and 
water  proof.  The  successful  introduction 
here  of  this  article  has  been  made  by  Simp- 
son Bros,  R.  15,  159  La  Salle  st.  They  em- 
ploy foreign  workmen  of  long  experience  in 
Europe  and  are  prepared  to  fill  orders  for 
any  work  in  their  lines.  Among  the  con- 
tracts which  they  have  received  are,  a large 
public  building  now  in  course  of  construc- 
tion, basement  floor  for  C.  C.  P.  Freer,  105 
Madison  st;  stable  floor  for  Fleischman  & 
Co.  245  S.  Canal  st;  stable  floor  for  Dr.  E.  F. 
Ingalls  W Adams  and  Laflin ; driveway  corner 
Madison  and  Curtis,  J.  H.  Wagner  Arch;  for 
Geo.  P.  Braun;  a driveway — La  Salle  and 
and  Eugenie  st?.  Brewery  floor  for  J.  L.  Hoer- 
ber,  Brewery  Co.  also  for  Joseph  Jumk, 
Brewery,  and  a floor  at  P.  W.  Gates,  Iron 
Works  at  S Clinton  st. 


CITY  COUUCIL. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  sidewalk  on 
both  sides  of  w Clybourn  Place  from  Wood 
st  to  Girard  st;.  on  both  sides  of  Pratt  st 
fron  Milwaukee  av  to  Halsted  st;  on  both 
sides  of  w Harrison  st  from  California  to 
Kedzieave;  for  establishing  sidewalk  space 
on  Indiana  av  from  22d  st  to  Egan  av.  Or- 
dinance repealing  ordinance  for  opening 
32nd  st  from  L.  S.  & M.  S.  R.  R.  to  Went- 
worth ave;  for  repealing  ordinance  and  an 
nulling  assessment  for  the  improvement 
of  North  Franklin  st  from  Chicago  av  to 
Division  st;  for  same  for  sidewalk  on  India- 
no  av  from  18th  st  to  Egan  av. 

Ordered,  That  the  Law  Department  be  di- 
rected to  proceed  with  the  comfirmation  of 
the  assessment  for  widening  Forest  av. 

Also,  That  the  Commissioner  of  Public 
Works  be  directed  to  advertise  for  bids  for 
improving  Union  st,  from  Carroll  av  to  Erie 
st,  and  to  let  the  contract  for  the  same  to 
the  lowest  responsible  bidder,  provided  such 
contractor  will  wait  for  his  pay  until  the  as- 
sessment for  the  same  shall  have  been  col- 
lected. 


HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

— Backs  of  antique  chairs  and  hall  settees 
show  some  verv  fine  carving. 

— Rare  lamps  of  great  antiquity  are  no 
longer  kept  in  cabinets  to  be  admired  at 
odd  moments  by  their  happy  possessors, 
but  are  put  in  constant  use  to  shed  soft 
light  upon  all  who  appreciate  their  beauty 
of  workmanship  and  their  historic  associa- 
tions. 

— Among  the  most  decorative  Chinese 
pieces  are  the  low,  wide,  square  lanterns  of 
lacquered  bamboo  and  painted  gause, 
through  which  gas  or  canlelight  show  with 
moonlight  effect. 

J — The  demand  for  candlesticKs  having 
grown  into  such  strong  proportions,  the  de- 
signers have  been  taxed  to  the  utmost  to 
meet  it;  the  result  comprises  pretty  strange 
and  odd  shapes;  a quaint  style  is  a single 
candlestick  of  Japanese  bronze  showing  a 
store  plucking  a lotus  up  by  the  roots,  the 
cup  of  flowers  forming  the  candle  socket. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

BIIILDI\G  PERMITS. 

Ashland  avs  No  662  J B Merkel  two-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x60,  $4,000. 

Aldine  square  Geo  A Springer,  three  one- 
story  cottages  20x50  $5,000. 

Butters  st  No  2944,  Anton  Lever  two-story 
dwelling  22x45,  $2.50  >. 

Broad  st  No  3051  August  Goering  one-story 
cottage  20x40,  $500. 

Bloom  st  No  2648.  W Wellitz,  brick  cottage 
20x40,  $800. 

Butler  st  No  3215,  Frank  Vis  one-story  cot- 
tage 21x30,  $750. 

Bonfleld  st  No  2935,  R Hawes  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x42,  $800. 

Centre  av  No  300,  M O’Brien  barn  20x24, 
$400. 

Cress  st  No  268  Chas  Gastfield  one  story  cot-  I 
tage  20x30,  $800. 

Commercial  st  and  Clybourn  av,  Chicago  & 
West  Division  Railway  Co,  car  barn  stable 
and  blacksmith  shop  130x120  125x160 
and  69x28,  no  cost  given. 

Cypress  st  Nos  47  and  63  to  67,  F B Clark, 
four  two-story  dwellings  each  21x36,  $8,- 
000. 

Canal  st  s Nos  296  to  300,  Swift  & Co,  four- 
story  warehouse  60x100,  $20,000. 

Chicago  av  w No  543  L Steghagen  three- 
story  addition  24x36,  $4,000. 

Clark  st  s No  411,  G W Williams  two-story 
flats  30x29  and  64x29,  $9,000. 

Chicago  av  w No  99,  Wm  Schultz  one  story 
cottage  21x28,  $700. 

Davis  st  No  805, Geo  Leir,  two-stcry  dwelling 
20x46,  $2,500. 

Dayton  st  No  188,  John  Alwart  two-story 
flats  22x32,  $2,000. 

Dashiel  st  No  3750,  Simon  Kelly,  one  story 
cottage  21x30,  $800. 

Dearborn  st  No  2218,  Cook  & Langdon  two- 
story  dwelling  22x50,  $3,500. 

Forest  av  Nos  3831  to  3841  N Lancaster,  six 
two-story  dwellings  121x40,  $15,000. 

Fifth  av  Nos  428  to  450  Chicago  & Great 
Western  Railroad  one  story  (temporary) 
passenger  depot  220x32,  $10,000. 

Fairfield  av  No  699,  Elizabeth  Carbs  one- 
story  bricK  addition  22x28,  $600 

Fremont  st  No  177  C Lehmann  two  story 
dwelling  21x54,  $2,800. 

Groveland  av  No  2909,  iulia  G Dyke  brick 
dwelling,  20x60  $4,500. 

Green  stn  No  96,  Western  planing  & Mfg 
Co  dry  kiln  20x60,  $750. 

Hinman  st  No  746  Terence  Devine  brick  ad- 
dition 20x16,  $400. 

Harrison  st  w No  888,  G W Williams  two- 
story  dwelling  21x57,  $4,000. 

Hoyne  av  No  270,  P Fitzgerald  two-story 
flat  building  22x63,  $2,500. 

Hurlbut  stNo  20,  Mina  Schroeder  one-story 
cottage  21x30,  $1,700. 

Harrison  stwNo  1415  Wm  Hudson  one-story 
cottage  21x42,  $1,000. 

Indiana  st  w Nos  43  and  45,  A W Peterson, 
four  story  store  and  flats  44x70.  $10,000. 

Idaho  st  Nos  371  to  375,  Geo  N Hull  three 
two  story  bricK  flats  66x60,  $15,000. 

Idaho  st  Nos  302  and  3o4,  O Carson  two  two 
story  dwellings  21x44,  $8,000. 

Indiana  av  No  2538,  E A Bassett,  three-story 
barn  25x40.  $1,000. 

Laughlin  and  Leavitt  sts,  Chicago  & West 
Division  Railway  Co  stables  and  car  barus 
203x159,  and  79x190,  no  cost  given. 


Loomis  st  No  701,  Thos  Yoseipka  two-story 
flat  building  21x56,  $3,500. 

Lincoln  av  and  14th  st,  Chicago  & Great 
Western  R R,  brick  round  house  116x200 
$23,000. 

Lincoln  st  No  641  0 Olesen  two-story  dwell 
ings  20x32,  $1,200. 

Morgan  st  s No  46  W P Belden  three-story 
dwelling  22x50,  $5,000 

Marvin  st  No  246  V Chladex  one-storv  cot- 
tage 28x28,  $600. 

Mill  st  No  48,  M Davis  one  story  cottage  22 
x24  $1,200. 

Mamet  st  n No  366,  H S JaehsKe  three  story 
flat  building  25x60,  $4,000. 

Morgan  st  s No  295  Charles  Ruhnke  two- 
story  dwelling  21x50,  $4,000 

MilwauKee  av  No  1030,  A Micblem  three- 
story  store  and  flats  25x82,  $8,500. 

Madison  st  w Nos  34  and  36  F E Spooner, 
four-story  store  and  dwelling  39x90,  $15,- 
000. 

North  st  w No  404  Wm  Wendorff  store  and 
dwelling  24x65,  $4,000. 

OaKley  av  s No  539  John  Johnson  two-story 
dwelling  22x64,  $3,000. 

Prairie  av  No  2628,  E F Getchell  two  story 
addition  15x36,  $2,500. 

Prairie  av  No  3640,  Duncan  McBean  two- 
story  dwell  25x50,  $6,f00. 

Robey  st  No  304,  T Hassett  two-story  flats, 
21x48,  $3,000. 

State  st  Nos  2310  to  2318  State  st  E J Leh- 
mann three  story  store  and  flats  100x46, 
$20,000. 

Superior  st  w No  532,  S H Levert  two-story 
brick  flats  21x42,  $2,400. 

Superior  st  w No  431,  C Reinke  three-story 
brick  flats  21x80,  $4,200. 

Seminaay  av  No  95  John  Rameke  two-story 
brick  flats  22x51,  $3,500. 

State  st  No  469,  H Worden,  blacksmith  shop 
18x58,  $600. 

State  st  n No  463  C Matthaei  brick  pavilion 
45x46,  $4,000. 

Selden  av  No  30,  John  Thomas  one  story 
cottage  20x30,  $600. 

Taylor  st  No  597,  John  Dooley  two-story 
dwelling  21x50,  $2,500. 

Thirteenth  place  Nos  518  and  520,  Edmunds 
& Hay  three  story  brick  shop  50x44,  $2,- 
500. 

Thirty-ninth  st  No  112  TheoWorland,  brick 
barn  22x32,  $800. 

Twelfth  st  w No  654  Vaclav  Chvabal  three- 
story  store  and  flats  24x75,  $7,000. 

T\\  enty-first  st  No  772,  Chas  Lange  two  story 
flat  building  25x75,  $4,500. 

Taylor  st  No  608  P NWernheimer  two  story 
flat  building  22x54,  $3,500. 

Twelfth  sj  w No  463  Wm  Boehmer  addition, 
24x25,  $1,500. 

Twenty  fifth  st  No  401  M Marks  two  story 
dwelling  22x64,  $4,700. 

Taylor  st  W No  559  Thomas  Davy  three- 
story  store  and  dwelling  25x80  $7,000. 

Throop  st  No  714.  I Iupa  two  story  flats  20x 
50,  $3,500. 

Talman  st  No  823,  A Johnson  two-story 
dwelling  25x37,  $2,500. 

Union  st  No  158,  Fred  Stemme  three-story 
store  and  dwelling  20x30,$  3,000. 

Vedder  st  No  141  C Rosz  two  story  flats  23x 
38,  $3,200. 

Van  Buren  st  No  1300  A Pierce  one-story 
cottage  20x30,  $600. 

Van  Buren  st  w Nos  930  and  932  DecKer  & 
Knox  three  story  livery  stable  50x100  $10- 
000. 

Webster  av  No  225,  Chas  Brinmeier  three- 
story  flats  22x52  $5,000. 


GREEN  EBAU  M SONS, 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


Warren  av  No  454  J H Doig  two-story  flats 
22x65,  $2,500. 

Webster  av  No  293  E G Sheckler,  two-story 
flat  building  21x44,  $2,500. 

Warren  av  No  740,  J W Flynn  two-story 
dwelling  24x36.  $2,500. 

Wabash  av  No  1700  John  Mulveil  addition, 
22x18,  $4,000. 

Wood  st  s No  3419  Arthur  Dillon  basement, 
22x30,  $600. 


1VARRAXTV  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Ashland  av  sw  cor  of  Huron  st  ef  24x100  ft 
June  25,  M & J Pyne  to  Christian  Deppe 

$4,150 

Augusta  st  100  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  30  4-10x 
100  ft  Mch  30,  estate  of  W S Johnson  to 

First  German  Advent  Church $1,140 

Alice  place  182  ft  e of  Perry  av  sf  89x102 
ft  June  23,  H Binder  to  W E Hatterman 

$1,200 

Anstin  av  sw  cor  of  Smart  st  nf  96%xl25 
ft  June  25,  F C Rnssell  to  A M Lussen- 

hof $4,000 

Austin  av  78%  ft  w of  Smart  st  nf  24  2-10 
xl25  ft  May  15,  A M Lussenhof  to  Phil- 
ip Dolamore $1,700 

Ayers  av  se  cor  of  Indiana  st  wf  230x119 
ft  Apl  23,  F Potter  to  T J Diven.  . .$2,500 
Astor  st  105  ft  n of  Schiller  wf  100  ft  to 
alley  June  14,  Catholic  Bishop  to  Willi- 
am Waller $17,500 

Ashland  av  48  ft  n of  Eighteenth  st  wf  24x 
130  ft  May  19,  estate  of  A M Hunting- 

ton  to  F J Jirka " $1,500 

Adams  st  w se  cor  of  Seeley  av  nf  24x121 
ft  impd  May  1,  H B Owsley  to  W S Mc- 

Crea $12,000 

Butterfield  st  225  ft  s of  38th  ef  25x97  ft 

June  10,  E Clark  to  Ed  Clare $2,000 

Bryant  st  422  ft  e of  Stanton  av  sf  25x156 
ft  June  12,  S B King  to  Eleanor  Kelly 

$2,500 

Belmont  av  ne  cor  of  Hoyne  sf  48x125  ft 
June  21,  E&O  Charles  to  A Tarnow 

$1,500 

Blue  Island  av  ne  cor  of  Oakland  sf  56x 
100  ft  with  other  property  in  same  addi- 
tion (Lts  14  to  51  sw  % pt  of  It  13  blk 

11,  Its  24  to  64  and  w 8 ft  of  It  23  blk 

12,  Lts  14  and  15  blk  6 Reaper  add)  Mch 

12,  the  Northwestern  Bank  of  Kentucky 
to  H H Walker $26,500 

Blue  Island  av  ne  cor  of  Oakley  Lots  29 
and  30,  Apr  16,  H H Walker  to  Liberat 

Danner $2,700 

Block  st  276  ft  n of  North  av  ef  impd  20x 
70  ft  May  19,  Joseph  Nick  to  J Funn 

$1,475 

Centre  st  se  cor  of  Mohaws  nf  28%xl00ft 
June  10,  H Suavely  to  J Williams.  .$2,875 
Central  Park  boul  sw  cor  of  Albany  av  nf 
338x490  ft  June  9,  Chas  F Brown  trus- 
tee to  B A Baldwin $15,000 

Clybourn  av  near  Concord  sw  f 25x100  ft 
June  8,  J L Godearle  to  F Thurkow  $1,250 
California  av  250  ft  s of  Cortez  st  ef  25x 
125%  ft  June  21,  Trustees  of  J Carterto 

P Hildenbrand $575 

Congress  st  w 247  ft  w of  Aberdeen  nf  27x 
157  ft  June  28,  K Burch  to  T P Treacy 

$5,150 

Congress  st  w 276  ft  w of  Aberdeen  sf  20x 
80  ft  June  30,  J Brahany  to  J Brahany 

$2,000 

Chicago  av  w 145  ft  w of  Hoyne  nf  24x121 
ft  June  18,  S J Lumbard  to  S Schulz 

$1,925 

Chicago  av  bet  State  and  Dearborn  stnf 
22x50  ft  with  other  property  May  17.  P 

L Garrity  to  Wm  J Brown $12,000 

Calumet  av  170%  ft  n of  32d  st  wf  25x125 
ft  June  7,  ffm'P  Allbright  to  Rosa  Dei- 

mel $4,750 

Clark  st  n se  cor  Chestnut  wf  undivided 
% of  40x70  ft  June  26,  the  First  Nation- 
al Bank  of  Winona  to  Washington  Por- 
ter   $12,000 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Clark  st  n uml  % of  above  June  22,  estate 
of  Nelson  Stillman  to  Washington  Por- 
te1-  $12,000 

Congress  park  nw  cor  of  Harrison  st  ef  24 
xl20  ft  May  28,  A C Goodman  to  Jane 

Kearney $2,500 

Congress  st  w 228  ft  w of  Sacramento  av 
nf  25x153  ft  June  19,  E Keith  to  C F 

Pennell $505 

Carroll  av  nw  cor  of  Sheldon  st  sf  203x164 
2-10  ft  May  13,  F R Sears  to  the  Illinois 

Masonic  Orphans’  Home $15,000 

Chicago  av  w the  premises  No  1136  June 
26,  Jacob  Lilley  to  Charles  Gehler  .$1,700 
Chicago  av  w 125  ft  e of  Leavitt  st  sf  25x 
123  ft  May  27,  estate  of  T Suffern  to  C 

& C Fischer $1,100 

California  av  30  ft  s of  Howard  st  wf  50x 
125  ft  June  3,  Gaylord  & Smith  to  P Mc- 

t Auliffe $1,550 

Canal  sts  the  premises  No  543  June  28, 
Frank  Wandreyka  to  F & B Joseph 

$10,500 

Cormiek  $1,475 

Thirteenth  pi  w 25  ft  w of  Hojne  av  sf  25 
x82  ft  Apr  15,  J W Campbell  to  Bertha 

Lossan $575 

Division  st  265  ft  w of  Washtenaw  av  sf 
25x122  ft  June  9,  J J Ryan  to  0 K Hou- 

ger $1,200 

Desplaines  st  200  ft  n of  Harrison  ef  50x 
92  ft  Mch  20,  estate  of  Almon  Hawley  to 

J R Decker $6,000 

Division  st  w sw  cor  Rockwell  undivided 
% of  40  acres  June  14, S Finch  to  Weth- 

erbee  & Gregory $3,600 

Dearborn  av  bet  Ohio  and  Indiana  sts  wf 
20x76  ft  impd  Apr  20,  Ann  M Bittinger 

to  Julius  Harris $7,600 

Dean  st  192  ft  se  of  Brigham  ne  f 24x100 
ft  June  25,  G & ADahlketo  C WDahlke 

$2,000 

Erie  st  w se  cor  of  Curtis  nf  20x63  ft  June 
26,  W M Hansen  to  Louis  Grossman 

$1,700 

Eltu  st  306  ft  w of  Lake  Shore  drive  nf 
52)4x109)4  ft  June  28,  Thos  Dougall  to 

B M H Palmer $10,000 

Eugenie  st  sw  cor  of  Block  nf  24x100  ft 

June  26,  M Jung  to  J Becker $1,950 

Emerald  av  n of  31st  st  ef  25x115  ft  July 
30  ’85,  H M & A M Wetherill  to  G Thies 


• 

Erie  st  w 72  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf  254x121  ft 
May  26,  S W Thompson  to  Ellen  Pow- 

% $700 

Elk  Grove  av  188  ft  s of  Hervey  st  wf  24x 
125  ft  June  17,  D R Holt  to  A Wagner 
7.  $325 

Elk  Grove  av  adjoining  above  24x125  ft 

July  17,  D R Holt  to  A Kaleth $325 

Eighteenth  st  ne  cor  Morgan  sf  88x108  ft 

June  12,  M L Dalian  to  I Drake $4,000 

Foster  st  325  ft  n of  Polk  wf  25x106  ft  im- 
pd July  1,  J Roos  to  Carl  Roos $2,150 

Fairfield  av  330  ft  s of  Harvard  st  ef  75x 
111  ft  June  3,  Gaylord  & Smith  to  P Me- 

Auli®e $1,300 

Forest  av  near  34th  st  wf  16%xl25  ft  May 
28,  Geo  F Bissell  to  William  J Taylor 

_ $1,500 

i orest  av  near  34th  st  wf  18  10-12x125  ft 
May  28,  G F Bissell  to  Vic  Weissker 



Fairfield  av  11  of  Ogden  ef  26x113  ft  June 

30,  Emil  Hambacker  to  I Lorenz $600 

Fulton  st  75  ft  w of  Sangamon  sf  25x100 
ft  June  22,  B & M Henderson  to  Chas 

M Sturges $3,500 

Fifteenth  st  w 96  ft  w of  Loomis  nf  24x124 
fit  impd  June  28,  S Holdsworth  to  B 


ROSERf  Z-ARKir***, 

Wholesale  ar  d Retail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposi  e Palmer,  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  CHIC«Q0,  !L,L(j3. 

" bite  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Farrell 


.$1,800 


Fifteenth  st  w 288  ft  w of  Loomis  wf  48x 
124  ft  June  12,  M C & W R Talbot  to  E 

Reynolds $1,800 

Fowler  st  273%  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  26x162  ft 
June  26,  Julius  Bahr  to  John  Lange  $1000 
Fowler  st  299%  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  26x162  ft 
June  26,  Julius  Bahr  to  August  Kuhn 

000 

.b  lfth  av  75  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st  wf  25x100 
ft  June  25,  J W Krick  to  H B Eastman 

$22,500 

Fifth  av  75  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st  wf  25x100 
ft  June  26,  H B Eastman  to  City  of  Chi- 

oag° $22,500 

I ranklin  st  140%  ft  n of  Washington  wf 
40%x80  ft  J nne  9,  estate  of  W B Ogden 

to  S W Allerton $25,000 

Franklin  st  140%  ft  n of  Washington  wf 
40%x80  ft  June  25,  S W Allerton  to  City 

of  Chicago $25,000 

Fleetwood  st  bet  Blanche  and  Blackhawk 
wf  323  ft  Apr  1,  Chas  W Leatherbee  to 

J B Galloway $13,000 

Green  st  se  cor  of  Jacsson  wf  50x125  ft 


May  10,  W E & J B Ty  tus  to  M T Coyne 

$7,500 

Grand  av  nw  cor  of  Wright  place  sw  f 24x 
100  ft  June  16,  S L Wright  to  B Carsen- 

sen $350 

Gross  terrace  93  ft  n of  Colorado  av  wf  28 
x80  ft  impd  June  21,  S E Gross  to  E 

Smith jjjg  000 

Huron  st  w 96  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  24x124  ft 
June  24,  HJ  Olson  to  H A B Kundson 

$600 

Honore  st  ne  cor  Harrison  wf  und  % of 
120x125  ft  Nov  7,  ’85,  J J Stephani  to 

Chas  Bieling $4,500 

Hastings  st  168  ft  w of  Throop  sf  24x124 
ft  impd  Sept  5,  ’85,  N Schoeman  to  J 

Hernowsky $4,100 

Homan  av  s of  Ogden  ef  25x100  ft  June 
26,  M W Gay  to  Chas  Thompson  ....  $500 
Howe  st  s of  Center  ef  21x165  ft  May  20, 
Chas  G Muehlke  to  Fred  Lartz ....  $1,100 
Honore  st  108  ft  s of  38th  wf  24x119  ft 
June  24,  Gross  and  Bowman  to  J Ma- 

jahn $800 

Honore  st  156  ft  s of  38th  wf  24x119  ft 
June  25,  Gross  & Bowman  to  D & M 

Whittey $800 

Humboldt  av  337  ft  w of  Western  nf  24x 
124  ft  J uly  1,  W J Moore  to  J Novy . . $475 
Hurlbut  st  259  ft  n of  Lincoln  av  ef  30x125 
ft  June  29,  S andS  Schneider  to  J Ret- 

terer $3,900 

Hastings  st  200  ft  e of  Throop  sf  25x124 
ft  June  30,  V&  M Kopf  to  Wm  Bach- 
man.... $3,000 

Halsted  st  182  ft  n of  Washington  boul  ef 
25x117  ft  July  1,  N & D Brede  to  L & J 

Franb $10,000 

Hurlbut  st  nw  cor  Blackhawk  ef  25x123  ft 
also  Weed  st  nw  cor  Smith  av  sf  100x149 
ft  July  28,  Adam  Schillo  to  Ida  Riston 

TT $10,000 

nurlbut  st  140  ft  n of  North  av  ef  24%x82 
ft  with  other  property,  Lts  24  63  and  64 
Hulls  sub  blk  53,  33  4014,  June  18,  H 

Nagel  to  M Nagel $3,000 

Idaho  st  205  ft  s of  Flournoy  ef  75x125% 
ft  June  12,  Chas  S Sibley  to  G N Hull 

_ $2,205 

Indiana  av  50  ft  n of  36th  st  ef  50x178  ft 
June  30,  A G & I S Blackwelder  to  E A 

Bassett $10,000 

Judd  st  the  premises  No  58  June  11,  Mas- 
ter in  Chancery  to  Selig  Morris. . . $2,305 
Jackson  st  w 99  ft  w of  Desplaines  24% x 
165  ft  June  30,  Joseph  Hansen  to  Chas 

B Scoville $7,000 

Kedzie  av  bet  Madison  and  Mrnroe  sts  ef 
26/4x99  ft  June  21,  E & GC  Waterman 

to  J & M Mueller 

Lafiin  st  150  ft  n of  22d  ef  25x120  ft  June 
2,  John  Kralovec  to  J & M Talafus.  .$975 
Lincoln  av  s intersection  of  Sedgwick  st 
114xl06%x92  ft  June  27  Rosina  Schlott- 
hauer  to  Gast  H Schlotthauer ....  $34,000 
Langley  av  122  ft  s of  Ellis  Park  wf  44x 
125  ft  Mch  16,  F C Delamater  to  Alfred 

M ®wan $14,000 

Larrabee  st  ths  premises  No  411  June  26, 

B & F Diesel  to  Conrad  Folz $3,550 

Leavitt  st  120  sts  of  Ems  ef96xl00  ft  June 
22.  k \\  eigley  to  F W Hatterman.  .$1,000 
Leavitt  st  168  ft  s of  Courtland  ef  36x100 
ft  June  21,  H M & W J Anderson  to  J 

Anderson ^3  50Q 

Laughton  st  se  cor  of  Oakley  av  nf  .96x100 
ft  Mch  15,  H H Walker  to  D Vollrath 


Madison  st  225  ft  e of  California  av  nf  26 
xl23  ft  June  25,  J W Macfarlane  to  Chas 

Mulvey $2,000 

Morgan  st  se  cor  of  Adams  wf  50x125  ft 
June  26,  Wm  H Holden  to  Charles  B 

King $11,000 

Michigan  av  40  ft  n of  Eldridge  court  ef 
80x180  ft  Feb  7,  J B Drake  to  Woman’s 

Christian  Association $42,000 

Milwaukee  av  99  ft  s e of  Augusta  st  sw'f 
25  ft  to  Augusta  st  June  26,  J Sokup  to 

J Housner $6,500 

Michigan  av  52  3-10  ft  s of  Eda  st  nnd  34 
of  40x184  ft  June  30  J C Ferguson  to  N 

M Neeld $4,000 

May  st  se  cor  of  Curtis  triangle  of  91x81x 
91  ft  July  1,  J Walsh  to  E Hogenson 

$3,000 

Mohawk  st  485  ft  s of  Blackhawk  wf  24x 
122  ft  June  30,  N & B Schadeck  to  F 

Pauler $1,675 

McGregor  st  25  ft  e of  Portland  av  nf  25x 
125  ft  July  1,  R Valcke  to  M Effertz 

1 $1,500 

Market  st  n near  nw  cor  of  Chestnut  ef  17 
xlOO  ft  June  16,  Master  in  Chancery  to 

J E McGuire $1,600 

Macalister  place  se  cor  of  Lytle  st  nf  50x 
100  ft  June  7,  Coughlan  & Brennock  to 

C W Grassly $5,000 

Marvin  st  143  ftw  of  Washtenaw  av  nf  24 
xl24  ft  May  24,  W Stastney  to  V Hladik 

$350 

Monroe  st  w bet  Western  and  Oakley  avs 
nf  22  ft  to  Wilcox  st  June  23,  J M Ryan 

to  S J Draper $2,640 

North  av  100  ft  w of  Lawndale  nf  Lots  5 
and  6,  June  28,  G Langosch  to  L Wag- 
ner   

North  av  se  cor  of  Oakley  nf  50x123  ft 
June  10,  E H Sheldon  to  A W Stoltze 

$2,350 

Newberry  av  141)4  ft  n of  Wright  st  ef  24 
x99  ft  impd  June  29,  Franz  Krall  to  Pet- 
er Reder $2,600 

Nineteenth  st  w 131  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  25x 
125  ft  Mch  6,  estate  of  A Brand  to  Otto 

Schulz |625 

Oakley  st  n 72  ft  sof  Armitage  av  ef  24x 
100  ft  J une  28,  L C Pitner  to  H Ott . . $440 
Oakley  av  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  wf  50x 
125  ft  June  18,  J H Culver  to  J W Cun- 

ning $1,900 

Ogden  av  127%  ft  w of  Western  sf  25x125 
ft  June  3,  Wm  H Lunn  to  M A Parrott 

1,500 


Portland  av  196  ft  s of  30th  st  w f 25x125 
ft  May  29,  J O Wetherbee  to  P & C Kel- 

. $1,025 


leher . 


200 

Louisa  st  75  ft  n of  36th  ef  25x125  ft  June 

17,  J Nolan  to  J W Hedstrom $1,060 

Lake  st  w 100  ft  w of  Peoria  st  sf  50x100 
ft  June  29,  B J Etdesohn  to  Davis  and 

Rankin $6,000 

Lincoln  st  sw  cor  of  Thomas  ef  24.  5x125 
1-10  ft  July  1 J & F Heller  to  H G Schei- 

deman $1,650 

La  Salle  av  127)4  G 11  °f  Chicago  av  wf 
25x150  ft  June  29,  P Peterson  to  M E 

Gr098e $5,625 

La  Salle  av  57  ft  s of  Illinois  st  wf  18x80 
ft  Apr  19,  M Maloney  to  Thos  Kelley 

$3,700 

Murray  st  100  ft  n of  30th  wf  25x126  ft 
impd  Apr  26,  Jacob  Steck  to  Frank  Po- 

Pel $1,600 


Ogden  av  se  cor  Bonney  nw  f 100  ft  to  al- 
ley Mch  19,  M G Thompson  to  M J O’- 

Connor $2,000 

Orchard  st  140  ft  s of  North  av  wf  20x85  ft 
J une  16,  J oseph  Burtscher  to  Luica  Burt- 

scher.. $1,500 

Oakley  av  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  wf  25x 
125  ft  June  25,  C T Nash  to  J N Cunn- 

in£ $1,000 

Ohio  st  w the  premises  No  32  and  32)4 

June  29,  J Olsen  to  A C Wilson $2,765 

Ohio  st  w 72  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  24x124  ft 
June  18,  J F Griffin  to  T T Devine.  . .$700 
Ohio  st  the  premises  No  258  May  22,  S 

Licbliter  to  J Froehlich $2,500 

Ogden  av  e of  California  nf  33  2-10  ft  to 
16th  st  June  22,  J M Kean  to  D W Kean 

$2,000 

Ogden  av  bet  Jackson  and  Adams  sts  s e f 
100  ft  to  alley  June  22,  Plowdon  Stevens 

to  J B Durand $10,000 

Part  of  It  4 of  Ogden’s  se  % ne  % Sec  24 
39  13,  Apr  3,  Chicago  & Northwestern 
R R Co  to  Chicago  St  Louis  & Pitts- 
burg Railroad  Co $15,763 

Park  av  421  ft  w of  Fall  st  nf  83x99  ft 
June  11  Beiss  & Silverman  to  J L Camp 


bell . 


$3,320 


Prairie  av  133  ft  s of  Douglas  pi  wf  48 %x 
125  ft  June  30,  H Neighbour  to  H G 

Brown..., $5,000 

Parmelee  st  144)4  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x 
124%  ft  Aug  25,  ’85,  O M Wells  to  Ann 

Laugal1 $1,600 

Park  av  149  ft  w of  Hoyne  sf  30x114  ft 
June  15,  J A Baldwin  to  D H Hayes 

$3,500 

Prairie  av  32  ft  n of  37th  st  wf  32x124  ft 
June  7,  H H Furness  to  J R Beckett 

$5,500 


Portland  av  225  ft  s of  30th  st  wf  25x125 
ft  May  20.  J O Wetherbee  to  J Kelleher 

$1,025 

Robey  st  n sw  cor  Homer  ef  24x100  ftJnne 

21  H Hoepe  to  F Berndt $550 

Robey  st  n s of  Homer  ef  48x100  ft  June 

21,  H Hoepe  to  L Berndt $970 

Robey  st  161  ft  s of  Jackson  wf  24x125  ft 
Dec  5 ’85,  L R Dodge  to  R R Adrian 

•:  — $1,500 

Richmond  st  30  ft  n of  Cortez  ef  37%x 
125%  ft  June  14,  Trustees  of  J Carter  to 

Ole  Christopherson $750 

Rhodes  av  wf  18%xl50  ft  impd  in  Graves’ 
Subdivision  June  28,  J C and  H R Wil- 
son to  F A Allen $g  QQp 

Rhodes  av  the  premises  No  3223  May  29, 
Wm  Proctor  to  Elmer  E Barton . . . $6,850 
Rhodes  av  the  premises  No  3221  June  8, 
William  Proctor  to  Charles  W Hubbell 

• $7,000 

Rhodes  av  the  premises  No  3221  June  15, 
Charles  W Hubbell  to  Laura  Hubbell 

„ $7,000 

Rumsey  st  100  ft  s of  Division  ef  25x130 
ft  June  26,  F W Hatterman  to  Emil  Rex 

■ 

Ridgway  av  150  ft  n of  William  ef  121x124 
ft  with  other  property  Dec  28,  ’85,  Wm 

H Hoops  to  P C Hoops $4,500 

Superior  st  w 125  ft  e of  Bickerdike  nf  25 
xl23  ft  June  28,  M J and  W Lister  to  F 

Thiele  $1,150 

Sixteenth  st  w 214  ft  e of  Laflin  sf  24x100 
ft  Apr  16,  Mary  Kiernan  to  J F Cassidy 

$1,611 

Sixteenth  stw  240  ft  w of  Loomis  sf  24x 
100  ft  May  3,  M A & J Warne  to  J~  F 

Cassidy $3,600 

Sedgwick  st  114  ft  n of  Wisconsin  ef  25x 
123  ft  June  21,  Chicago  District  of  Illi- 
nois Conference  etc  to  M J Jung.  .$4,000  - 
SedgwicK  st  near  above  June  21,  Chicago 
District  of  Illinois  Conference  etc  to  M 

0 J Jung  $4,000  ■ 

Seventeenth  st  w 216)4  ft  w of  Wood  nf 
24x125  ft  June  22,  estate  of  W L New- 
berry to  J Strauf |55o 

Seventeenth  st  w 216%  ft  w of  Wood  nf 
24x125  ft  impd  May  26,  Jan  Yanek  to 

Joseph  Strauf $1,200 

Sherman  st  sw  cor  of  Polk  ef  79)4x106)4 
ft  July  1,  William  Voltmer  to  J Maitf- 

land $25,000 

Superior  st  w 71  % ft  e of  Robey  sf  24x123 
ft  Apl  17,  S T King  to  James  Burns.  .$750 
Seminary  av  50  ft  n of  Garfield  wf  25x123 
ft  June  28,  Thomas  Mayhew  to  E M 

Graves $1,000 

Seminary  av  25  ft  n of  Garfield  wf  25x123 
ft  June  28,  E M Graves  to  E C Mathew 

„ $1,000 

Sixteenth  st  w 120  ft  e of  Paulina  sf  24x 
100  ft  Apr  27,  C W & E Pardridge  to  J 

F Cassidy 11,475 

Sixteenth  st  w 72  ft  e of  Paulina  sf  24x100 
ft  Apr  27,  C AY  & E Pardridge  to  Hugh 

Melenify $1,475 

Sixteenth  st  w 96  ft  e of  Paulina  sf  24x100 
ft  Apr  27,  C W & E Pardridge  to  M Me 
Sedgwick  st  ne  cor  Starr  wf  24%x80  ft 
impd  June  17,  P C HicKey  "to  B H 

Schoppmann  $3,000 

State  st  near  15th  wf  43x180  ft  May  28, 
Potter  Palmer  to  Abraham  Liebe’rman 

$10,240 

Seventeenth  st  w 185  ft  w of  Loomis  nf  23 
xl24  ft  June  7,  estate  of  F Miller  to  F 

$1,500 

Sawyer  st  se  cor  21st  st  wf  25x125  ft  May 
29,  J L Lombard  to  Charles  Thompson 

$850 

Thirty-seventh  st  nw  cor  of  Arnold  sf  25x 
117  ft  Juhe  29,  estate  of  J G Nixon  to  C 

A Nixon 

Thirty-fifth  st  the  premises  No  80  June 

26,  F H Vallette  to  AV  O Martin $3,500 

Thirty  fifth  st  the  premises  No  80  June  29 

AY  O Martin  to  J M \rallette $3,500 

Thirty-first  st  144  ft  e of  Hanover  sf  24x 
110  ft  May  21,  D Davis  to  T Eldredge 

$1,750 

Thirty  seventh  st  near  Vernon  av  nf  16% 
xlOO  ft  impd  Jan  14,  J G Earle  to  Mary 

Earle $4,000 

Twelfth  st  w 154  ft  w of  Stewart  av  nf  24 
xll0%  ft  June  28,  L Fiedler  to  Chicago 

Burlington  & Quincy  R R Co $2,500 

Twenty-second  st  w 175  ft  w of  Wood  sf 
25x125  ft  June  5,  H P Chandler  to  J 

Donovan $700 

Thirteenth  pi  w 100  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  25 
x82  ft  Apr  30,  J W Campbell  to  Paul 
Lawrenz $550 


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Thirteenth  st  w 264  ft  e of  Robey  nf  24x 
124  ft  June  22,  Jas  Stinson  to  A Sutter 

$600 

Twentieth  stw  124  ft  w of  Throop  sf  25x 

124  ft  impd  May  8,  John  Ogolin  to  Mar- 
tin Bieek $2,150 

Twelfth  st  w 159%  ft  e of  Jefferson  sf  25 
xl23%  ft  impd  June  23,  D S McCardle 

to  Char  Beringstein $3,867 

Twenty  first  st  w ne  cor  Wood  sf  24  l-10x 

125  ft  June  27,  M Quinlan  to  J L Hoer- 

ber $3,000 

Taylor  st  w near  Aberdeen  nf  22x95  ft 
June  29,  A D Taylor  et  al  to  E L Tay- 

$5,000 

Taylor  st  w sw  cor  Aberdeen  nf  84  98-100 
x95  ft  Apr  28,  A D Taylor  et  al  to  J A 

Taylor $5,000 

Twentieth  st  w 150  ft  e of  Fisk  sf  25)4x100 
ft  impd  J une  2,  Anna  Slepicka  to  Frank 

Slepicka $5,000 

Taylor  st  w 23  ft  e of  Jefferson  nf  33x118 
It  impd  Mch  4,  J & J Kostner  to  F Plou- 

zek $5,500 

Union  st  120  ft  n of  21st  ef  24x100  ft  J une 

28,  D Blei  to  C F Hoff $2,025 

Wood  st  n 92%  ft  s of  Division  ef  62x137 
ft  June  21,  James  McConnell  to  August 

Pelzer $2,200 

Washtenaw  av  127  ft  n of  Iowa  st  ef  25x 

126  ft  June  28,  J H Tyler  to  D Seidel 
$450 

Winthrop  pi  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  wf 
20x125  ft  impd  June  15,  Wm  G Waddell 

to  James  Haughey $2,800 

Winthrop  place  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts 
ef  20x125  ft  impd  June  15,  Wm  G Wad- 
dell to  P Doyle $2,800 

Winthrop  pi  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  wf 
20x125  ft  impd  June  15,  Wm  G Waddell 

to  P Jordan $2,800 

Waller  st  181  ft  n of  Maxwell  wf  24x86  ft 
June  29,  G Schultz  to  Owen  Toolen  $2,250 
Washington  bd  nf  22x125  ft  June  30,  es- 
tate of  H Potwin  to  M E Stewart.  .$1,870 
Western  av  near  se  cor  of  Adams  st  wf  48x 
108  ft  June  21,  Commercial  National 

Bank  to  L D Hammond $3,129 

Western  av  ne  and  secorof  Adams  st  Lots 
5 6 9 and  12,  June  19,  L D Hammond 

to  J Hogg $7,840 

Western  av  se  cor  of  Adams  st  Lts  5 6 and 
12,  June  30  Jas  Hogg  to  R & J C Selle 

$8,000 

Woodland  Park  adjoining  monument 
grounds  nf  50x120%  ft  Mch  1,  C F Hoyt 

to  J Winterbotham $8,300 

Waller  st  50  ft  n of  14th  ef  25x100  ft  June 

23,  J Fischer  to  E Rockefeller $2,050 

Washington  boul  170  7-10  ft  e of  Paulina 
st  nf  20x125  ft  Apr  17,  E E ACS  Hale 

to  G D Thompson $8500 

Washington  st  e of  Crawford  av  nf  72x 
157%  ft  June  26,  S P Parmly  to  T F 

Rooney $918 

Winter  st  75  fts  of  28th  ef  25x122  ft  June 

26,  Albfert  Crane  to  B M Kane $800 

Warren  av  220  ft  e of  Homan  sf  50x124% 
ft  June  24,  A & H N Hart  to  B Mercil 

$3,250 

Wood  st  25  ft  s of  Taylor  wf  25x125  ft 
June  17,  estate  of  F Butterfield  to  A J 

Keeler $1,100 

Wabash  av  200  ft  s of  37th  court  wf  25x 
154  ft  June  24,  C Nelson  to  Lotta  Fish 

$2,250 

Wells  st  n 54%  ft  s of  White  ef  27%xl00 
ft  impd  July  1,  H Lyberg  to  P Mun- 

dorff $11,500 

Winthrop  place  379  ft  s of  Polk  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  June  18,  J J Smith  to  H H Hurl- 

but $3,750 

Washington  boul  the  premises  No  854, 
June  25,  MT  & J C Gault  to  B T Gault 

$10,500 

Weed  st  ne  cor  of  Dayton  sf  90  ft  to  alley 
June  21,  E Wynn  to  Wm  A Hansburg 

$2,000 

Washington  boul  96  ft  w of  Robey  st  nf  20 
xl24  ft  impd  May  27,  Ira  Brown  to  F 

Smart $6,200 

Warren  av  the  premises  No  46  Dec  31  ’85, 

S J Holbrook  to  S R Harris $4,500 

Wabash  av  84%  ft  s of  Eldredge  court  wf 
50x120  ft  Apr  5,  R E Kelly  to  J F Hey- 
worth $26,000 

North  ot  City  Limits. 

Burling  st  536  ft  n of  Fullerton  av  wf  25x 
125  ft  June  21,  J T Davis  to  L H Meyers 

$1,100 

Burling  st  270  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av  ef 
25x105  ft  May  24,  F Deming  to  C F Bil- 

horn $700 

Belmont  av  48  ft  w of  Seminary  nf  24x124 
ft  June  26,  J N Brown  to  Matzdorf  & 
Kahn $2,800 


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MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


Belmont  av  178  ft  w of  Gross  sf  24x125  ft 

May  31,  S E Gross  to  C F Stretch $600 

Clark  st  near  Roscoe  ef  80  ft  to  Sheffield 
av  May  22,  T W Wing  to  J B Anderson 

$4,000 

Clybourn  av  200  ft  nw  of  Fullerton  ne  f 25 
x90  ft  impd  June  29,  J I Burke  to  H C 

Redlich $2,200 

Cleveland  av  ne  cor  of  Racine  av  sf  50x125 
ft  June  30,  E J Lehmann  to  G M Wim- 

mer $1,100 

Commercial  st  142  ft  n of  Cosgrove  av  ef 
50x162  ft  June  17,  Thos  Barrows  to  A W 

Cole $1,000 

Diversey  st  116  ft  w of  Lake  View  av  nf 
249%xl50  ft  June  22,  Otto  Young  to  E 

J LehmanD $17,513 

Edson  av  341  ft  s of  Diversey  st  wf  25x140 
ft  impd  July  1,  John  Wagner  to  Jacob 

Barthel $1,600 

Fletcher  av  123  ft  w of  Herndon  st  nf  100 
xl25  ft  Jan  11  H DirKs  to  H Kagebein 

et  al $2,400 

George  st  207  ft  w of  Seminary  av  sf  50x 
123%  ft  Jun  e 9,  John  Logeman  to  G F 

Keller $1,600 

Halsted  st  475  ft  s of  Diversey  av  ef  50x 

124  ft  impd  June  21,  Charles  Bloom  to 

F Meyer $3,300 

Halsted  st  97%  ft  s of  Melrose  st  wf  25x 
150  ft  May  29,  H G Haugan  to  Alstrom 

& Romare $850 

Hawthorne  place  546  ft  e of  Evanston 
road  nf  25x200  ft  June  22,  B F McCon-  1 

nell  to  R King $1,250 

Melrose  st  286  ft  w of  Robey  nf  25x125  ft 
May  6,  E & 0 Charles  to  A Huhnke.  .$400 
Noble  av  290  ft  w of  Southport  av  sf  25x 

125  ft  June  30,  Peter  Kendell  to  T A 

Leisen $625 

Noble  av  180  ft  w of  Herndon  st  sf  50x125 
ft  June  28,  J P Altgeld  to  T Fortscb 

$1,100 

Noble  av  adjoining  above  sf  50x125  ft 
June  28,  J P Altgeld  to  M Schmaus  $1,100 
Nelson  st  se  cor  of  Blucher  nf  47%xl21  ft 
June  22,  S T King  to  C J Olson  ....  $1,100 
Orchard  st  near  Sherman  pi  ef  50x145% 
ft  May  8,  B Edwards  to  C S Swanson 

$2,000 

Paulina  st  92  ft  n of  Wilson  av  wf  50x165 
ft  June  28,  J C Pitner  to  W D Boyce 

$4,400 

Roscoe  st  25  ft  e of  Wood  nf  25x125  ft  May 

13,  S E Gross  to  Hannah  Nelson $500 

Racine  av  n of  Belmont  ef  29x115  ft  May 
24,  J P Altgeld  to  R Laugner  et  al . . $1,500 
Racine  av  sw  cor  of  Cornelia  st  wf  50x125 
ft  June  30,  E J Lehmann  to  C F Weber 

$1,125 

Racine  av  ne  cor  of  Cornelia  st  wf  50x125 
ft  June  30,  E J Lehmann  to  C F Weber 

$1,100 

School  st  201  ft  w of  Gross  av  24x125  ft 
June  21,  S E Gross  to  Hans  W Hanson 

$475 

School  st  192  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x125  ft 

Apr  4,  S E Gross  to  J N Moore $575 

School  st  98%  ft  e of  Clark  sf  25x124  ft 
Apr  22,  CBucKingham  to  C J Landguist 

$800 

Seminary  av  se  cor  of  School  st  wf  125x 
123  ft  June  15,  A F Baxter  to  T Horn- 

burg  $2,700 

Wellington  st  197  ft  e of  Blucher  sf  25x125 
ft  June  3,  S T King  to  Charles  Bloom 

$750 

Wellington  st  172%  ft  e of  Blucher  sf  25x 
131  ft  June  3,  S T King  to  Chas  Bloom 

$760 

Wellington  st  222%  ft  e of  Blucher  sf  25x 
125  ft  June  24,  S T King  to  S C Fitzger- 
ald   * $650 


Wolfram  st  125  ft  e of  Sheffield  av  sf  25 x 
124  ft  June  30,  A C Wolfram  to  C A 
Stickney $850 

South  or  City  Limits. 


Ashland  av  141%  ft  s of  51st  st  wf  24x121 
ft  June  19,  I & A Hoch  to  M Ballin  . .$500 
Atlantic  st  200  ft  s of  Garfield  boul  ef  44% 
xl22  ft  June  16,  H Garben  to  Ch^s  Gar 

ben $800 

Ashland  av  199  ft  n of  49th  st  wf  25x121  ft 
June  28,  C & M McDonald  to  J J Jesse 

$400 

Ashland  av  bet  51st  and  52d  sts  ef  25x125 
ft  May  1,  G W Thomas  to  R Ottenstroer 

$600 

Butterfield  st  the  premises  No  4724  June  29 
K & H Lawrence  to  Mary  McLaughlin 

$1,5C0 

Burnside  st  216  ft  s of  47th  ef  24%x99  ft 
June  28,  M McGuire  to  M E Ryan. . $1,200 
Burnside  st  126%  ft  n of  45th  ef  26x100  ft 
June  25,  P & J Lerber  to  Gustav  Reich 

$1775 

Carpenter  st  s 121  ft  s of  53d  ef  25x124  ft 
Mch  17,  F Gaylord  to  T Rauch. ... 
Chestnut  st  200  ft  e of  Wallace  sf  95x121 
ft  June  7,  L F Davis  to  B Bushee. . $3,250 
Desplaines  st  200  ft  s of  44th  wf  25x124  ft 
June  25,  M J McGurk  to  Kate  Kelling 

$2,200 

Drexel  boul  near  Union  av  wf  20x120  ft 
June  22,  William  Martin  to  M T Orr 

$4,000 

Egandale  av  69  ft  s of  57th  st  ef  24x130  ft 
May  6,  D A Norton  to  M J Wilson. . .$600 
Egandale  av  408  ft  n ofg  7th  st  ef  48x130 
ft  May  10,  Nelson  Mason  to  J C Heinold 

$1,000 

Frederick  pi  bet  53d  and  54th  sts  ef  25x178 
ft  July  1,  E N & F G Brown  to  C W F 

Grosman $2,125 

Forty-seventh  st  ne  cor  of  Champlain  av 
sf  59%xl53  ft  June  21,  E P Beach  to  M 

B Caldwell $3,000 

Fifty-first  st  65  ft  e of  Throop  sf  25x120  ft 
June  15,  Young  & Clarkson  to  J H Tom- 

pin  $450 

Fifty-first  st  40  ft  e of  Throop  sf  25x120  ft 
June  7,  Young  & Clarkson  to  L Tompiu 

$453 

Forty-fourth  st  ne  cor  of  Egan  av  sf  25x 
103%  ft  June  1,  G H Warner  to  J Smith 

$1,000 

Fortieth  st  205  ft  e of  Vincennes  av  nf  25x 
150  ft  Apr  30,  T McKey  to  J W O’Brien 

$1,250 

Greenwood  av  107  ft  n of  46th  stwf  75x 
200  ft  June  14,  G H Miller  to  J A Tol- 

man $6,000 

Hyde  Park  av  se  cor  of  52d  st  wf  50  ft  to 
railroad  June  18,  estate  of  Frank  Grady 

to  Seth  Piper $2,510 

Hyde  Park  av  bet  50th  sapd.  E5clst  sts  ef  35 
ft  to  Jefferson  av  June  2i,  W & D Bode- 

man  to  F H Baum $825 

Halsted  st  ne  cor  of  59th  272x125  ft  with 
606x125  ft  in  same  addition  (Lts  27  28 
30  to  33  39  to  46  bln:  1,  Lts  1 to  9 24  to 
34  blk  2,  Sidwell’s  add  to  Englewood 
May  15,  G H Sidwell  to  Wm  D Cooper 

$16,000 

Indiana  av  300  ft  s of  56th  st  ef  25x161  ft 
July  1,  John  Chapman  to  Chas  W Robe 

$2,500 

Indiana  av  74  ft  s of  61st  st  41x177  ft  with 
other  property  June  17,  M J & J R Hox- 

ie  to  T Phillips $1,5  00 

Indiana  av  sw  cor  of  61st  st  ef  50x193  ft 
June  17,  D G Hamilton  to  T Phillips 

$2,000 

Justine  st  408  ft  s of  50th  ef  24x121  ft 
May  25,  M Ballin  to  D Schumacher. . $350 


Kenwood  court  217  ft  n of  48th  st  ef  25x 
122  ft  May  18,  J H Phillips  to  Marie  A 

Eldridge $7,000 

Layton  st  48  ft  w of  Wright  sf  24x125  ft 

May  22,  J P Bowes  to  P Cassey $55® 

Lot  41  blk  1 Jennings  sub  of  n % sw  % 
ne  % 6ec  3,  38  14,  June  23,  E G & H B 

Mitchell  to  Maria  C Peet $4,000 

May  st  se  cor  of  52d  wf  48x124  ft  June  5, 

C J Hambleton  to  M Murray $450 

Murray  241  ft  n of  59th  wf  25x125  ft  May 
20,  George  H Holding  to  G H Sidwell 

$1,400 

Madison  av  se  cor  of  Walnut  st  wf  75x150 
ft  June  10,  M McCormick  to  Q John- 
stone   $3,500 

Maple  st  244  ft  w of  School  sf  28%xl24ft 
June  17,William  O Budd  to  J F Gillett 

$3,000 

Oakwood  bd  312  ft  w of  Langley  av  sf  25x 
177  ft  June  26  J D Allen  et  al  to  J B 

Breese $7,500 

Part  of  N E % Sec  6 38  14  May  3,  M R 

Weiss  to  E C Walker $7,000 

Part  of  N E % Sec  6 38  14  May  10,  E C 

Walker  to  Matthew  Laflm  $6953 

State  st  near  57th  wf  100x178  ft  June  5,  P 

Yockem  to  D & T Mueller $4,500 

State  st  near  ne  cor  of  63d  wf  50x137  ft 
June  15,  H B Lewis  to  N & E Kutten 

$3,650 

Sixty-third  st  49  ft  w of  Spencer  av  sf  26x 
109  ft  June  25.  E S Dreyer  to  Wm  C Drit- 

ley $400 

Sixty-third  ste  of  and  adjoining  above  26 
xl09  ft  June  25,  E S Dreyer  to  J W Hel- 

fricK $400 

Sixty  third  st  eof  and  adjoining  above  26 
xl09  ft  June  25,  E S Dreyer  to  George 

Helfrick $400 

State  st  78  ft  s of  Garfield  bd  ef  24x98  ft 
with  other  property  July  1,  H Botsford 

to  Rosa  Lewis $3,000 

Sixtieth  st  ne  cor  of  Stewart  av  sf  33%x 
132  ft  May  20,  G H Weston  to  J B Lan- 

$2,500 

School  st  139  ft  s of  47th  ef  23x125  ft  June 

28,  W Lister  to  J Huston $450 

School  st  near  57th  wf  26x122  ft  June  25, 

M Wineman  to  AHerrendorf $550 

Tracy  av  near  Garfield  wf  41x117  ft  May  8, 

A B Smith  to  J P Bowes $1,500 

Wallace  st  ne  cor  of  Layton  wf  24x125  ft 

May  1,  J P Bowes  to  M Hayes _$1,000 

Wabash  av  3C0  ft  s of  57th  st  ef  25x177  ft 
June  24,  E C Kerwiu  to  E Wachter. $2,500 
Winter  st  near  46th  wf  25x125%  ft  June  7 
William  C Kendrick  to  James  Costello 

$950 

Wallace  st  no  cor  of  45th  wf  52x107  ft 
June  9,  J D Scully  to  John  Connor. $2,000 
Wentworth  av  219  ft  n of  59th  st  wf  25x 
135  ft  May  23  ’85, F W Bartsch  to  Moses 

Whitson $800 

Wentworth  av  s of  Garfield  bd  wf  27x1  -i 
ft  June  28,  G B Upp  to  E A Mowrer  $2,600 


$520 


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West  of  City  Limits. 

Buchanan  st  sw  cor  of  Bloomington  ef 
24%xl25  ft  June  12,  J M May  to  F A 

Carl 

Basil  av  nw  cor  of  Wabansia  ef  45  7.  lOx 
118  ft  June  29,  C W’aiter  to  William 

Wolff $1,200 

Bingham  st  224  ft  se  of  Cornelia  sw  f 24x 
125  ft  June  14  A Carlson  to  Hans  Nelson 
$500 

Clarkson  av  264  ft  s of  Armitage  av  wf  50x 
125  ft  June  15,  S Delamater  to  G J Ba- 
der   S1’650 

California  av  46  ft  s of  Johnston  ef  23x 
125  ft  Jan  30,  V Skopec  to  S Waldow  $700 
Cherry  place  179  ft  eof  Perry  av  nf  50x 
111  ft  June  25  ’85  V Wood  to  T Johan- 

*1.000 

Cherry  place  179  ft  e of  Perry  av  nf  25x 
111  ft  May  1,  T Johanson  to  Olsen  Jen 

sen $550 

Cherry  pi  204  ft  e of  Perry  av  nf  25x111 
ft  Mav  1,  T Johanson  to  T & C Hansen 
' $550 

Clarkson  av  250  ft  s of  Cortland  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  June  11,  S Delamater  to  J Peter- 
sen   

Fullerton  av  25  ft  w of  Forest  sf  48x140  ft 
June  26,  M A & G Kline  to  L Lancher 

$1,-200 

Grant  av  266  ft  n of  North  50x125  ft  June 
21,  F R & J B Overmeyer  to  Joel  Ellis 
’ $700 

Humboldt  st  sw  cor  of  Bloomington  ef 
und  % of  50x120  ft  June  29,  J Deggeller 

to  M Heilborn $400 

Humboldt  boul  45  ft  n of  W7abansia  av  ef 
25x125  ft  June  18,  H T Lee  to  J H Orm- 
sby $3,000 


— jvum’yn.L,. 


Humboldt  st  300  ft  s of  Cortland  ef  25x120 
ft  June  22,  R <fc  E Greenebaum  to  J R 

Austin  $550 

Humboldt  boul  95  ft  n of  VVabansia  av  ef 
25x125  ft  June  7,  E M Olsen  to  T A Ward 

„ , • ■ • $1,000 

Humboldt  boul  45  7-10  ft  n of  Wabansia 
av  ef  25x125  ft  June  25,  E T Ormsby  to 


Lee . 


$3,000 


McGovern  st  w of  Milwauuee  av  sf  24x140 
ft  Mch  26,  C J Booth  to  G P Knowles 

' , $1,850 

Park  av  12734  U w of  41st  st  sf  25  ft  to  al- 
ley June  26,  Sadie  Allen  to  D McDon- 

$800 


aid. 


Sheridan  av  23734  ft  n of  Diversey  st  wf 
50x125  ft  June  21,  F R & J B Overmey- 

er  to  Joel  Ellis $500 

’’  abansia  av  74  ft  w of  Ballou  st  sf  50x153 
ft  June  21,  W W Augur  to  J Major.  ..$650 
Western  avsw  cor  of  Fullerton  ef  48%x 
110  ft  June  25,  G Naedelen  to  Wm  E 
Hatterman $5,000 


ACREKJIESTS  FOK  DEEDS. 

L°*s  5,Lmd  J,  blk  2-  Brown’s  add  to  Ev„nston,  June 

T i'icS  Browne  to  Maggie  Simon *1,050 

d ™ ™,-,bHaml  ton  s sub'  "»  qr,  18  39  14,  Oet  20, 

R P Williams  to  D.  F.  Stratton $2  500 

Lots26and27,  Foreman’s  Stock  Yards  addn,  June 

18,  H G Foreman  to  P Shannahm  $1  100 

Premises  No  5316  Monroe  ave,  June  4,  G F Brown 
to  G Grosmau 


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Speeial  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  nan  residents. 


Lot  5 and  w hf  lot  4,  b 51  same,  Apr  29,  same  to  W 

E Seidler $337 

Lots  43  and  44,  b 107  same,  June  18,  G jaegermann 

to  Maria  Hansen $4  goo 

Lots  41  and  42,  b 107  same,  June  18.  G jaegermann 


B1Jk  L3  Fyfff  ’ UaWth0rne’  June  12>S  D Kirnbark  toIJ| 


to  M Wolf. 


.$300 


Lot  39  to  48,  b 24  ami  pt  23  Lees’  sub  sw  k,  12  39*  1A25 

May  15,  R T Race  to  J S Campbell $15  822 

W 10  acs  e 60  acs  n J4  uw  qr  23  33  14,  June  2L  J k" 

Yourt  to  R M Dorman so.,  i.nn 

S 266  ft  of  w 218  ft  b 48. 19  40  14,  June  23,*  W L Schra- 

der  to  F Hoerdt ^9  qqq 

L?‘9  b 4’ Bralnard-  No  96  Judd  st  and  Evans’*  add: 
lot  14  of  lots  5 to  12  block  6,  S Sec  add,  June  24,  J 

Ryan  to  M McCarthy  150 

Premises  No 684,  Washington  blvd,  w 20  ft  le  i n % 
block  40,  7 39  14,  May  27,  Ira  Brown  to  F Smart, 

L^2i^2’6’’  Sheffield  a“n  Mar  15,  *W  Lyman^o00 
F P Williams  

Lot39  b 9,  U S Bank  add,  June  28,' j a rah  We’here 

to  Jas  Ryan ^2  999 

Lot  52  b 5,  Flourney’s  re-sub  in  18  39  14,  Mays’ll 
Annie  O’Callaghan  to  W P Fitzpatrick  $3  075 

Lots  50  and  51  b 5,  same,  May  21,  same  to  A Bal- 
iara ,...  - 150 

Lots  31  and  32  s H b 2,  June  17,  Catholic  Bishops 

to  Lake  Shore  Drive  add $15  000 

Lot  5 b 16,  Clarke’s  sub.  sw  qr  13  39  13,  May  24.  BeV- 

tha  E.  Johnson  to  Jacob  E Kuehne  $700 

Lot  6 b 16,  same,  May  24,  same  to  Jacob  E Kuehne, 

Lot  7 blk  16,  same,  May  24,  same  to  J F Reckling^ 

Lot  5 b 4,  Brainard  & Evans’ ’add’, ' June  28* Edw’d^E°0 

Merz  to  J Rashman *9  200 

Lots  26  and  27  Gaylord’s  sub  se  qr  8 38  14.  May  17 

F Gaylord  to  E Wilkie J xj00 

and  5’  b 2 Cook  & Anderson’s  sub  ne  or  24 
39  13  Wm  E McHenry  to  David  D Healy. . . .q.$5  600 
Lot  15,  blk  3 Derby’s  sub  nw  qr  10  38  14,  Marv  F 

Bell  to  Michel  O’Leary io  ...n 

Bw  WashinSton  Heights, June  21, W S Kerr  to 

Lots  17  and  18,  b 5 University  sub  of  Englewood 
t Ji"m  * 3 w Barney  to  WT  G McDonald..$l,275 

L atSr."Mand  ?°;  bi  S™lth’s  add  to  Normalville,May 
3,  C Nowak  to  C E Fairchild . .$800 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  9 b 2,  Woodlawn,  June  19,  A Gage  to  Jas  Stroud 


Lots  27  and  28,  b 125  same,  June  19,  R Hawkins'  to 

G Jaegermann $ggg 

Lot  11, b 14  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr  22  8 14 

May  3C,  T P Keefe  to  J McGuiuness $450 

Lots  8 and  9,  b 107  Cornell,  May  6, Portsmouth  Sav- 
ings Bank  to  Sam  A Combes $300 

Lot  3,Jj  8 S Chicago, May  13.  Mary  C Dobbin  to  Jnl- 

.$475 


ius  Geske. 


Lot  6,  b 119  S Chicago,  June  16,  C & C C & D Co  to 

Sarah  Thomas g5gg 

Lot  18,  b 8 Kensington,  Nov  17,  ’85,  j M Davis  to 

Margt  Scanlan $j  jflg 

NJ4  lot  3,  b 3 Cronkhite  et  al  sub  sw  qr  24  38*  14 

Nov  3,  C J Hambleton  to  J McPhee $425 

Lots  1 and  2,  b 16  Notre  Dame  add.  May  10,  ’81  E 

Q Ari  n f a T7  12  / w,  lr ,, ' _ 


Sorin  to  E Becker. 


1,200 


Lot  5.  b 1 Nix  add  to  S Chicago,  June  9,  C M Assey 

to  Brand  & Hummell §459 

Lots  19,  20,  24,  25,  28  to  31,  b 18  Russell’s  sub  s!4  13 
37  15,  Mch  15,  Mary  E Gates  to  M R Bortree.  .$400 
Lot  14,  b 26  Cornell,  Apr  22,  J P Jackson  to  Phoebe 


D Jone9. 


. $225 


SB>-,qiibr3  N°rton’s  sub,  ne  H ’ne’  k',’27  38  14, ’ june2° 

23,  G L Brown  to  F R Chandler *755 

Lot  18  b 4,  Wait  & Bowen’s  sub  w !4  ne  qr,  23  38  14 
June  21,  O R.Keith  to  J F & C S CrowQ  $1  500 
Lot  i6  blk  3,  Lancaster’s  sub,  w Vi  sw  k,’ 22  38  14 
May  31,  F G Springer  to  Annie  Sweaton,’ 

Lot' 48  blk  3 in  par’tn  pt  n H.'ai  38  ’lo’,’ July  is’  c^y50 
Griggs  to  A Kass tLg 

Lr  i1r(’64nT,rb(0cffc1/l,8^;  31  '3715.  Jun'e'25, 
C&CC  & D Co  to  C Sceleth *499 

S 13i4  acs  of  w V2  nw  ii,  22  38  14,  June  24,  J W Max- 
well to  E A Hartwell 099 

S Y 8Yk V“,d  qr-  SIBL-  27  37  14'  Sept’  30, ' ’82, 

South  Park  Commrs  to  Pullman  Land  Assoc’n! 

L<‘l  l^mstkasi  add  to  Cheltenham  Beach,  July  'ill'1 

R W Bridge  to  A Sellek  y *25 ) 

Lo^S  Jo2  ?,b  JolJ,nstori  & Clement’s  sub  w % se  k 
2.  38  14,  May  21,  T P Keefe  to  F W Smytlp 

1?  bllJ  9,  Johnston  & Clement’s’ subke'.^06 
““  : : ^ov  Joim  Johnston  Jr  and  W C Clem- 
ent to  Mary  E Byrne $1  9<=in 

L<?‘ 33  b 6’  Hegewiscii,  June  12,  A Hegewisch  ’ to* J 
ivicL-anery &9nn 

L°cVr,pxn’ Alkf3,J^  Se  qr31  37  15,  June  23, 

t \ F ^ ^ Co  to  W L Newbaker 5:790 

L°*s  23  *"  2f.’  b B lots  23  to  32  b 2,  Gazzaru  Grav*es’ 
Kens  P UmaD’ JUDe  15-  H F Getze  to  Conrad 
Lstattebr3  Kensiu*toli’  — 1 1’.  OB  Sa'wye’r  toHocii.'00 
LErnst ^ JUn'6  “•  A Hegewjkh'to )l’ 
^ SO^T^Kee^e'lo^^McG^nf^1.'3.81*^’  22  33  l4’May 

Lot  10  b 10  S Chicago,  June  24,  6 & CC  & D Co’t’ok  ° 
JLaslnskl .$600 


LAKE. 

Lots  3 and  4 b 10,  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub  ne  qr,  21  38 
14,  March  23,  Susan  Drysdale  to  J Badenoch  et  al 

Lots  30  and  31,  Benedict’s  sub,  se  qr,  20  38  14  July 

2 J,  ’85,  It  S Cox  to  J P Begy ’ $400 

Lots  7 and  8 of  lot  12  of  lots  1 to  4 etc,  Taylor’s  sub 
se  qr,  21  38  14.  , Eli  Smith  to  A & V F Sivore,’ 

Lot  43  b 3,  Benedict’s  sub  neqr  se  qr  20  38  14,"  July 

11,  ’8r*,  R S Cox  to  Kittie  Liston £200 

Lots  29  and  30  b 5,  Smith’s  add  to  Nor malvilie,  June 

23,  W J Valtmer  Jr  to  L D Lowry $900 

Lot  43  b 4,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Mar  30 

R Wagner  to  L M Phillips jjgg 

Same  premises,  Mar  30,  Jas  Phillips  to  RWaguer, 

Lots  4 to  8,  Lee’s  sub,  se  qr  i’ll  38  14,’  June  IK  HR75 

Stebbmgs  to  Ellen  S Bliss ’ « g00 

Lot  21  of  lots  13  14  17  18  20  and  pt  21  of  lots  1 to’f 
etc,  Taylor’s  sub  seqr  21  33  14,  June  25,  J Glea- 
son to  W C Wheeler ’/  |75g 

Lo,ts  2!  fp  35  b 28,  Jones’  sub  w % 29  38  14.  June  28, 

A W Lldredge  to  Wm  Craft ...  sgilO 

Lot  15,  Baker’s  sub  in  21  38  14,  June  7,  Chariotte  A 

Baker  to  Amelia  A Carson $*'00 

Lot  13  and  s 10  ft  lot  12  b 1,  University  sub  of  En- 
glewood, June  28,  Anna  Peterson  to  Edcrar  A Pe- 
terson   500 

Lot  3,  b 8 Schorling’s  sub  in  b 1 33  38  i4,  June  1 A 

Schorhng  to  W H Hickey $1  650 

Lot  36,  b 3 Lasher  w hf  se  qr  20  38  14,  June  11  D W 

Storrs  to  H R Hiukley $150 

W 40  ft  lot  4,  b 11  Normal  School,  May  20,  Sarah  S 

Chapman  to  Mary  J Felton .*48) 

Lots  29  and  30, b 5 Smith’s  add  to  Noim  jiville’ June 
18,  Jas  D Smith  to  W J Voltner  Jr.  . $750 

Lots  i6  to  19,  b 3 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  21  38  14,"  Jiine'  15 

CjSchrape  to  W Wedemeier 099 

N 35  H of  s 115  ft  lot  4 aud  n 35  ft  of  s 36  ft  lot  3,  b 
12  Skinner  & .Judd’s  sub  ne  qr  21  38  14,  Apr  30 

Emma  A Muhliken  to  G F Bailey ..  ..$1  190 

<I,'G  F Bailay  to  Wm  Craig.lh!450 
Lot  66  Purmly’s  add  to  Auburn,  June  22,  Bertha 


Bik  4,  Clyde  First  division  in  29  39  13.  .June  21  ?j2b  5 
Overmcyer  to  Joel  Ellis “ sin  nnn 

Lots  block  18,  Railroad  add  to  Harlem  Juie  26  j 
Bnehler  to  Chicago,  Harlem  & BatoVIa  R R Co 

^Vaft^rUb  '36  ^ oe  qi’  9 3lnl!27 
quesV3’  85’  S J Campbe)1  et  aI  to  Anna  M Hahn- 



EVANSTON. 

L June102qUdH11tbIkA5’  ,ComTJnS  & Best’s  addition, 
June  2-,  H L Graham  to  Mary  H Livington, 

Blk  i Craven’s" re-sub  of  blocks’  i 6 ’and  l Grant  &°° 
ThayeTet addlUon’  June  21’  Tbos  Craven  to  H J 

LLvminnd  14  b'52  ’Ipril24’  Kate ' A ' Jackson’ to  J°° 

44  ft  fronting  on  0 & E Road  in  's'w'qr’ijt'ie*  lfi?00 
14,  June  25,  HT  Tiffr  to  P H Kies  ’ 4fi,n 

LerSsParkdIn  b Va  CTonSden’s  Ridge  addn  to  Rog-  ° 
ers  Park,  June  23,  Joseph  M Kean  to  D W Kean, 

Lot  6 and  s 5 ft  It  5 of"  lots  i to  *5’°  0 


5ar?i“’^add,  jan"24,^°Larson  to<Wj)avi2s8bl$i1975 

qr  nw  qr  19  41  14, 


Lot  9 b 1,  Crane’s  sub  n Vi  sw 


L Turner  Jivanston’  MaT  18,  Louisa  Hill  to 

L ton  T d Vy^°'t8  oi  loL;'1  a“d  2,’  b 27  Evans900 
T of  41  h fifi  i ’ j ‘t  Buveridge  to  R C Hacker . . .$13,000 
L«tRvbc66  Evanston’  June  18>F  Strakey  to  C E & L 

“ y $1,300 

JEFFERSON. 

h'leu'to  J1McDcma2dlrVln^ Park’  Ja-22’  A J Now 

S ton“6  Z ^ !?• 40  13’  ’(12‘/j  a°s)  May  28,’  A Dun- 
nmg  to  Scandiuaviau  Lutherian  Cemetery, 


Lot  14  b 19,  Irvin< 
Nowlen 


D , T $12,500 

Park,  June  24,  0 M Cook  to  A J 
$500 


Lot  19  b 18,  same,  June  19,  same  to  Ada  T Cushing, 


S AdatT°PnS9)1and  ? 4^  ft  lot  22’  b 18’ ' sa“e,'  June  22T 

r $ to  Kate  E Smith ^2  100 

Lots  13  14  15  b 1,  Dunning’s  sub  ne  qr  ne  qr  19  40 
13,  June  26,  Andrew  Dunnin,  ' - 9 - U 


, $400 


Lots  1 13  14  blk  1,  Owen  & Mathews’  sub  sw  qr  9 38 
14;  aiso  lot  J of  lots  1 2 4 to  8.  Johnston’s  sub,  3 
38  also  10  11  12,  24  to  27,  b 15.  Long’s  add 
to  Western  Springs,  June  1,  Thos  Evans  to  A Bos- 

^ • ■•....  $10  500 

Nt7  aas^f  ’P'  O in  ne  qr  32  39  12,  Dec  8,  ’85  H Nebel  1 

Lqt®  |2g’fi2,3J  24’  42  *°  4.3:  48,  b 7 Russe'li’s  sub  se  frl  ° 
ton8  36  15’  June  21,  Mary  Manniag  to  Emily  Stan- 

Lot^36  to  49,  b 7 same,  June  19,  same  to  j McEjha-°° 

W 66  ft  of  s 107  ft  iot  4,  b M Palatine,  June  5,  Hen-03 
netta  Mergler  to  J H Schlerding  . . $2  000 

2 aers  in  nw  qr  ne  qr  3 40  12,  Fen  13,  Mel's'en  j'buii- 

teman  to  .Jno  Goide s4=n 

L okS  3»2, a.nd  33’  b 7 Ritchie’s  sub  se  qr  2 36  14,  June 
-6,  Alvina  Scnven  to  L J Crocker $250 

Summary. 

1 he  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  July  1,  1886: 

. Sales.  Amount. 

$934,738 

buburban  within  7 mis.  radius  108  213,771 

County gy  187,102 

Total 396  $1,335,611 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  July  2,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

„ 159  $802,767 

0ounty 133  236,431 


City 


Total 292  $1,044,198 


S 10  acre  e 20  aers  w 100 


to  Conrad  Seipp 

• $1,00J 


SUBDIVISIONS 

Filed  for  Record  during  June,  1886. 

Doc.  No.  721,079. — N 10  acs  of  nw  XX  nw 
8 40  11,  21  lots.  By  M.  Klein,  et  al. 

721,163  l°t  14  blk  5,  Rockwell’s  add, 
n e cor  Campbell  av  and  Harrison  st,  9 lots. 
By  J L.  Campbell. 

721,589  Blks  3 and  4,  Stone  & Whiting’s 
sub  w % se  6 and  pt  7,  38  14,  fronting  on 


aers  sw  qr  11  40  12,  Sep  10, 


84,  D G Hamilton  to  D Downing 
He»lVx ‘n2  and,®  t0,18  of  Iots  1 and  2 of  lot  3°° 
t^Abie^ M* Armsted!1* SW  ^ 25  4°  13’M&ry  St  °lair 


Pachall  to  j Bruins. 


.$250 


Lot  17  of  lots  11  to  15  etc,  b 17  Linden'  Grove','  June' 

^ ^ ualdwell  to  Lucia  M Weston . $444 

Lot  52  b 2 Benedict’s  sub  seqr  20  38  14,"  June  21, 

Carl  Engelmau  to  F H Baker ’ 4399 

Lots  7 to  10  of  lot  29  of  lots  1 to  4 etc  Taylor’s*  sub 
se  qr  2138  14,  June  15,  A Tidholm  to  H E Tins- 

man $4750 

Lot  46,  b 1 H" i ir h Ridge  to  Auburn,  June  21  M Mc- 
Carthy to  J Mulheru ’ ‘ ^^25 

CALUMET. 

Lots  20  and  21  b 37,  Washington  Heights,  June  21. 

Edward  G Short  to  Miunie  Ender  et  al  $600 

Lots  37  to  42  b 39,  same,  June  10,  same  to  J j MC- 

Gowen S900 

Lots  5 to  8 b 39,  same,  June  10,  same  to  C M Bald- 

Lots  29  and  30  b 25,  East  Washington  Hei»hts^-^-^°° 

H Bannonan  to  S Starkenburg ° Sonn 

Lots  45  to  48  blk  40,  Washington  Heights,'  June  10, 

t ^d  ,Sm  rt  to  Amelia  F Reichardt $600 

Loth  2o  to  28  b 39,  same.  June  10,  same  to  P L Pax- 

$500 


ton. 


L nold  aUd  10  b 39’  SSme’  JunS  lb’  ^aU4®  to  Jno  Ar' 

L°ts  4®^  48  b'^Washington  Heights.  Bije'isiand00 

L & B Assn  to  E G Short £500 

Same  premises,  June  23,  E G Short  to  H G Me- 

Allister ^ 

Lots  16  and  17  b 37,  Washington  Heights  June  91 
E G Short  to  E Z Sosthein ° ’ 6 2h-n 

L nSJ TaUd  8 b 1"’  GoIe’6  sub  ne  qr  5 37  14,'  June  25. 

D F Ingrain  to  E M Cody iJgg 

L?f  East  Washington  Heights',  June 

21,  S M Smith  to  Frank  G Pratt 40  400 

S 5 aers,  e 20  aers  sw  qr  4 37  14, Apr  21, Mary  j Mur- 


.$3,500 


LYONS. 

W 81  ft  of  lots  12  13  14,  block  13,  La  Grange,  June  1 
T c,  T 'a  0 Richmond  to  C W Richmond  $1  200 
Lots30  to  33,b4  Brown.saddto  La  Grange,  june 
19,  Ira  Brown  to  Mary  L Leach ......  $300 

MAINE. 

8 b 9’  HodKe’s  addn  to  Park 
Ridge,  June  7,  B M Baker  to  W M and  R Gillick, 

Lots  14  and  is' b'  2'i  'lot  iibj;'  lots'  32  and  33,'b  7 Rob-75 

r F°4he  Sifrd?  40  I,esplaines,  Mch  4,  A B Dorland  to 
L Esther  M Legg 

NEW  TRIER. 

Lot  1 b 6 Anderson’s  add  to  Glencoe,  June  14  L F 
Hovey  to  C Rogers  et  al ^gQg 


ray  to  L H Pierce. 


$2,250 


Lots  43  and  44  b 39  Washington  Heights’,’ j’uneio.E 
G Short  to  J E P Arnold 


.$300 


L<Lamb  63  8 Chicas°’  yIdy  28-  N’  Heinsen  to  A D 


Lo„t?„24and  25’b  11  Johnston  & Clement’s 
^2  38  14,  June  17,  T P Keefe  to  Kate  Lipe  ....Sljoo 


$250 
aub  se  qr 


L<J  ste'rn  2d  Plat  °£  Wo°dla'vu.  June  9,  M Louer  to 
L ins  Co’to  NnV’j .S" 


Lots  336  337  338  blk  12,  Austinville,  Juue  18  H W 

Austin  to  F Gehrke *on„ 

Blks^28  29  30.  Hawthorne,  Jno  Garnett  to  G H Ma-  ° 

Same  premise's,  june  ji;  G H Major  to"  J LFyst” 

Lot  io  b 5,  Craft’s  sub  ne  qr,  9 39  i 3,  Aug  5,’  0°° 

H Lawwence  to  R B Singer $500 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

L4tr1?j‘i.sub  of  e 1/2  nw  28  37  11,  June  7,  Michl 
McMahon  to  Joseph  Hamas. 

w 2 ft  Of  e 40  ft  of  n ’/2  lot  6 b 4,  o'ri'gTow'n  ' June 
18,  Elizabeth  Gloor  to  W H Powell  ’ «i  n L 

L J s'ngl’eton  Ver’S  Park’’  June  23’ 3 Wasiiaemto ’c 
Same  premises,  June  23,  G Si’ngieton' to  j Washbem00 

N 10  ft  s 20  ft  iot  5 1 blk  20,  Price’s  addn  to  Hoisteim°° 
also  pts  blocks  21  and  22.  same  addn,  aud  of  lot  7 
a^srs’  divn  sw  V4,  31  40  14,  April  23,  Josephine  T 
Biruey  to  Chicago  & pacific  Railroad  Company. 

Lots  28  and  29  blk  4,  Culver’s  Park.  June  23  E if01 

Gammon  to  W H Dayton 1 

Und  half  lot  52  of  lots  13  to  16  and  pt  12  b 6 Rock- 
Herbert  ’ JUU6  23’  A W n,ld  S Herbert  to  C H 

Und  Vi  of  s haif  of’  iot ’29  '( east’ of  road) ’ cj  Clerk ’’I5° 
Frtodem’etor42  l4’  JUn6  23’  w Fried Jrneier  to'a 

Uminaer  2°’J 

L°L  LWoodN°rWOOd  Park’  June  23>  E S Moffett  to 

Und  half  lots  22  and  23  be.* ' Ridgel’y ' add  ' June' 

E Klerner  to  F W Klerner...  3 ’ 2$3Jnn 

W23  GrvanH!0tH  Z ZZ  “e  « 23  MW, Mar 

r ± anderad  to  C Van  Drunen scaa 

Lots  12  13  14  blk  2,  Farley’s  add  to  Harlpni  limn 
15,  P Farley  to  A Fippenger. . ,.°.Har  J^a00 

E s r^onwwnSTgu  37 13,  June  12’  TbOS  P pb7#® 

STnne90it  28’ Bronsoa’s  pt  of  Caidwjii’j' Reserve ,°° 
June  21,  J B Overmaver  to  Joel  Ellis. . sgg 

ChasSpiqarttnW.qr.1137  13’  JUQe  12’  T P Pbilbp*  to 

L°to  NoD  LarsonNOrWOOd  Park'  T ® S^e00 

T'f  E Phiilf  sDf  ATC°U  | Viliams’ ajj;  june  i, ’siT 
F E Phillips?  to  Mary  E Cooper. . . 

Mav517nF  H R ht®niha°’?add  t0  Norivobd  Park 
May  1',  F H Rutter  to  Celia  A Rutter $1,345 


50th  and  51st  sts,  between  Oakley  and  Leav- 
itt sts;  81  lots.  By  W.  H.  Rand. 

722,190  Lots  5 to  8 blk  7,  Vernon  Park 
add.se  cor  Manchester  Place  and  Lytle  st- 
5 lots.  By  J.  Caughlan,  et  al. 

722,361— Re-sub  of  Witherell’s  sub  of  lot 
5,  Taylor’s  sub  e % se  qr  21  38  14,  ne  cor 
Wentworth  av  and  70th  st,  extending  se  to 
Vincennes  av;  2 blocks.  By  J.  N.  Witherell. 

722,439 — Rumsey’s  subdvn  of  part  of  lots 
54  and  55,  Ellis’  e add,  7 lots  fronting  e on 
Ellis  ave.  By  J.  F.  Rumsey. 

722,581 — Re-subdivision  of  blk  6,  Couch’s 
sub  in  nw  J^,  13  39  13,  fronting  on  Jackson 
and  Van  Buren  sts,  between  Albany  and 
Whipple  streets;  40  lots.  By  W.  H.  Thomp- 
son. ' 

722,633 — Block  26  in  sub  of  pt  sec  19  40 
14,  fronting  on  Paulina  st  and  Ashland  av, 
between  Nellie  st  and  Addison  av;  94  lots 
By  O.  Nowak. 

722,752  Partition  of  part  of  e Xi  se 
15  39  13,  s of  Barry  Point  Road  (ex.  n 26 
acs);  10  blocks.  By  J.  E.  Smith,  et  al, 
772,7^3— Partition  of  w % of  w ^ ne  Xi 
and  ptwjjse^n  of  road,  15  39  13^  By  j. 
Gardner,  et  al. 

722.754 —  Subdivision  of  lot  4 (ex  w 243 
XY.  ft)  of  lot  3 se  qr.  22  39  13,  fronting  on 
W 18th  and  W 19th  sts;  IS  lots.  By  W.  A. 
James. 

722.755—  Brookhaven,  being  Gross’  sub,  s 
.2314  acs  of  pt  se  qr  23  38  14,  w of  railroad, 
fronting  e on  I.  C.  Railroad,  betwn  69th  and 
71st  sts;  208  lots.  By  S.  E.  Gross  and  Al- 
mon  Brooks. 

722,843  Lots  13  and  14,  b 5,  Cook  & An- 
del-son’s  subdvn,  w Xi  ne  Xi  24  39  13,  nw  cor 
Rockwell  st  and  W 15th  st.  By  Sam’l  Kerr. 

722,881 — Lots  1 to  5,  Krieger’s  sub  w \i 
lot  10  and  all  lots  13  and  14,  b 4,  e Xi  29  40 
14,  se  cor  Nelson  & Blucher  sts;  20  lots.  Bv 
S.  T.  King.  3 

723,236 — Part  of  lots  12  13  14,  in  sec  16 
38  14,  fronting  w on  Wentworth  ave,  betwn 
61st  and  P„  Ft  W <fc  C R R;  2 blocks.  By 
B.  F.  Jacobs,  et  al. 

723,496— S % sw  Xi  ne  Xi  sw  Xi , 3 38  14, 
fronting  on  45th  and  Layton  sts,  bet’n  Wal- 
ace  and  Wright  sts;  48  lots.  By  J.  D.  Scully. 

^ 723,556— Lots  15  and  16,  Assrs’  div,  blk  7, 
Cleaverville.  se  cor  Ellis  ave  and  Oavwood 
ave;  12  lots.  By  A.  F.  Bensley. 


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377  391  Illinois  Street  - - CHICAGO. 


723,633 — Lot  22  and  n 18  fr  lot  21  blk  6 
Graves’  sub  in  ne  34  34  39  14,  fronting  w on 
Rhodes  av;  4 lots.  By  H.  Wood. 

724,641 — W % n 34  sw  34  ne  34’  23  38  14, 
fronting  on  Stewart  and  Lincoln  aves,  betwn 
73d  and  74th  streets;  72  lots.  By  T.  P. 
Phillips. 

725,193— Lots  48  49  50,  b 5,  Morris’  sub  s 
w 34’  18  39  14,  fronting  w on  Oakley  ave;  4 
lots.  By  J.  N.  Gunning. 

725,635 — Second  re-sub  ef  blks  4 and  5, 
including  alley  of  Traver’s  sub  of  lots  12  5 
6,  etc  of  lots  8 9 10  b 10,  Rockwell’s  add,  s w 
cor  Oakley  and  Wilcox  aves;  6 lots.  By  Sa- 
rah G.  R.  Bishop. 

725,731 — First  add  to  Edgewater,  being  a 
sub  of  s 13  rods  w )4  sw  )4,  5 40  14,  front- 
ing w on  Clark  st;  4 blocks.  By  Chas.  Ru- 
dolph. 

726,118— Lots  11  to  15,  b 34,  Sheffield’s 
add,  sw  cor  Girard  st  and  Bloomingdale  av; 

4 lots.  By  D.  F.  Anderson. 

726,475 — Block  12,  Shipman  et  al  sub  e 54 
ne  J4’  35  40  13,  nw  cor  Armitage  av  and  Si 
mons  ave;  2 blks.  By  A.  W.  Ovitt. 

726,823— Part  of  lot  5 blk  26.  s frac  29  39 
14,  nwly  and  adj  Holden  School,  fronting  on 
Peering  and  Selvia  sts;  16  lots.  By  W. 
Ames: 

727.386—  Lots  1 to  6,  20  to  25,  bin  4,  Wal- 
ler’s sub  s 43^4  acB  6 34  se  34’  ® 3913,  front- 
ing n on  Washington  st,  between  Miller  and 
Prairie  aves;  15  lots.  By  Caroline  Grind- 
ley. 

727.387 —  Lot  13  and  s 54  lot  14  b 7,  Ket- 
tlestring’s add  to  Harlem;  3 lots.  By  W.  C. 
Schmidt. 

727.696 —  Lots  1 to  5 blk  3,  Wright  & Win- 
dett’s  sub  s 54  se  34  sw  54’  3 38  14,  se  cor 
Main  and  Wright  sts.  By  J.  P.  Bowes. 

727.697—  Lota  80  to  84  and  s 16  ft  lot  85 
of  lot  28,  16  38  14,  sw  cor  Garfield  Blvd  and 
Tracey  av;  5 lots.  By  J.  P.  Bowes. 

728,195 — Lyman’s  add  to  La  Grange  in  n 
54  4 38  12.  By  W.  O.  Chapman. 

728.205— Lots  20  to  24  b 29,  7 39  14,  ne  54 
Kinzie  and  Lincoln  streets;  5 ots;  By  Sa-iah 
E.  Thomas. 

728,560— E 132  ft  of  blk  48,  7 3 39  14,  nw 
cor  Ashland  av  and  Lake  st;  10  lots.  By 
Charter  Oak  Life  Ins  Co. 

729,214 — Blk  4 in  sub  of  se  54  and  6 34  sw 
54  26  39  13,  fronting  on  Central  Park  ave 
and  St  Louis  av,  bet  W 26th  and  W 27th  sts; 
lots  1 to  100.  By  J.  J.  Woods,  et  al. 

729,221 — N 140  ft  b 4,  Walker’s  Douglas 
Park  addn,  fronting  n on  W 18th  st,  betwn 
Rockwell  stand  Washtenaw  av;  25  lots.  By 
D.  W.  Burrows. 

729,292— S 124  ft  of  lot  21  of  lots  1 to  4 
and  7 to  10,  Taylor’s  sub  e 54  se  34>  21  38  14; 
10  lots.  By  Eli  Smith. 

729,427 — Lots  5 to  8 of  lot  15,  Turner’s 
sub  of  lot  4 in  Partn  S 81;  14  acs,  s 54  34 

12  39  13,  nw  cor  California  ave  and  Warren 
ave;  5 lots.  By  J.  L.  Campbell. 

729,838 — The  Newberry  Estate  Subdvn  of 
blk  36,  19  39  14,  fronting  on  W 16th  and  W 
18th  sts,  between  Lincoln  and  Robey  sts;  96 
lots. 

^730,451 — Lots  1 to  19  b 1,  Leiter’s  add  to 

La  Grange; lots  8 to  19.  By  L.  Z' 

Leiter. 

730,450  — Leiter’s  2d  add  to  La  Grange  in 
s e qr  4 38  12;  6 blocks.  By  L.  Z.  Leiter. 

730,688 — Lot  5 (except  5 ft)  lots  9 to  11 
and  n 10  ft  lot  12  b 2,  Scammon’s  Nelson 
sub,  sw  54  3 4 39  14.  fronting  e on  Prairie 
av;  6 lots.  By  Carrie  Cuthbert. 

730,704 — E 30  acs  s 64  acs  nw  54  25  39  13, 
n w cor  California  ave  and  26th  st;  7 blocks. 
By  G.  W.  Cass. 


TRUST  DEKim. 

Atwood  M W to  J P Wilson,  June  21,  It  6 

bl,  2 3814,3  y 6% $2,000 

Austin  J R to  M E Greenebaum,  June  22, 

n 54  It  7 b 5,  36  40  13.  4 y 8% $1,000 

Anderson  J B to  C Lindemann,  May  22, 

It  3 b 6,  20  40  14,  Oct  1,  ’89,  6% $1,400 

Anderson  J B to  C Lindemann,  May  22,  It 

3 b 6,  20  40  14,  Oct  1,  ’89,  6% $1,400 

Anderson  J to  H E Greenebaum,  June  24, 

It  44  b 8,  3 y 7% $500 

Adler  R to  C Kozminski,  June  29,  It  10  b 

21,  6 39  14,  1 y 6$ $300 

Burns  B 4 H to  W T Dwight,  June  23,  It 

71  b 5,  20  39  14,  5 y 7$ $1,000 

Bloudin  C to  N A Lauer,  June  23,  It  39  b 

43,  17  39  14,  5 y 7% $1,400 

Bradley  J to  C P Keeney,  June  15,  Its  12 

and  44  b 9,  Garfield,  2 y 6$ $750 

Bond  R S to  G N Stone,  Nov  18,  Its  5 and 

6 b 12,  22  38  14,  5 y 6$ $412 

Bailey  L E to  F G Bradley,  June  23,  It  56 
b 26,  7 39  14,  1 y 7% $500 


Barton  EEtoTF  Andrews,  June  23,  It  2 

b 22  b 6,  34  39  14,  2 y 6% $2,000 

Bricek  M to  J Kokes,  June  22,  It  48  b 10, 

20  39  14,  3 y 7%.  $450 

Brown  G L to  If  R Chandler,  June  23,  Its  1 

and  2 b 2,  13  39  13,  2 y.  7% $700 

Bowes  J P to  D Williams.  Nov  24,  Its  205 

to  208  b 2, 4 38  14,  3 y 6# $1,650 

Bassett  C B to  A Pipe,  June  12,  It  24  b 2,  33 

39  14,  6% $2,000 

Barton  EEtoAT  Galt,  June  23,  It  2 It  22 

b 6,  34  39  14,  5 y 6% $3,500 

Besten  J den  to  T Scanlan,  June  11,  Its  4 
and  5 b 2,Fallis  addn,  Pullman,  4 y,  7 % 

$635 

Baldwin  B A to  A T Gault,  June  9,  blks  3 

and  4,  12  39  13,  3 y 6% $12,000 

Benzing  E to  W F Luebeke,  June  21,  It  49 

b 3 b 3,  Sheffield’s  add,  1 y 7% $500 

Becker  J to  J H Ernst,  June  26,  It  43  b 53, 

33  49  14.  1 y 6% $700 

Bilhorn  C L to  W D Kerfoot,  May  24,  It 

42  b 2,  It  E,  28  40  14,  2 y G% $400 

Bartsch  L W to  J C McDowell.  June  25, 
part  It  192  to  195  b 3,  33  39  14,  3 y 6$ 

$2,500 

Blnmm  K to  J C Miller,  June  21,  It  49,  33 

38  14,  8^ $400 

Boitz  M & J to  T Schintz,  June  26,  It  13  b 

7 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y $2,000 

Blank  J to  S M Moore,  July  25,  It  30  b 2, 

31  39  14,  2 y 6% $327 

Barlow  A S to  A Wisner,  June  25  It  16  b 7 

b 44,  Sheffield  add,  1 y 6% $1,000 

Bader  G J to  F C Delmater,  June  15,  Its 

11  and  12  b 1.  36  40  13,  G% $800 

Bunte  G A to  R W Clifford,  June  15,  pt 
Its  16  and  17  b 3,  29  40  14.  3 y 6%  . .$2,500 
Best  J F to  H G Foreman,  June  25,  It  12  b 

'68,  21  39  14,  2 y 6% $2,500 

Borgeld  F to  P Van  Vlissingen,  June  15, 

Its  50  and  51,  33  38  14,  4 y 7$ $800 

Brakckebush  M A and  A C to  J W Scoville 
June  24,  pt  It  2 b 11,  Bushnell  add.  5 y, 

6% $8,000 

Brinkemeier  C to  W Heinemann,  June  25. 

It  21  It  16,  29  40  14.  5 y 7% $1,000 

Bradshaw  R to  H W Ames,  June  28,  It  27, 

b 19,  Garfield,  5 1-5$ $1,000 

Cordano  A to  W C Kinney,  June  15,  It  6,  b 

4,  Ellis’  W add $3,000 

Coyne  H C to  H W Ames,  June  22,  lots  9 

and  10  b 8,  1 39  13,  2 y 7% $400 

Caspar  W to  C J Adams,  Jan  13  It  35  b 1, 

8 38  14,  3 m 7% $260 

Campbell  J L to  F L Wilk,  June  23,  Its  2 

to  6 b 28,  12  39  13;  90  dys  7 % $2,500 

Cooke  A A to  W W Augur,  June  23,  It  13  b 

2,  27  39  14,  2 y,  6$ $2,500 

Campbell  J L to  H A Hurlbut,  June  21, 

Its  1 to  5 It  4,12  39  13,  5 y 7% $18,000 

Cubley  D A and  E J to  J W Scoville,  June 

24,  It  16,  part  b 13,  Ravenswood,  5 y 6% 
$6,000 

Cleland  M & W to  A Wolf,  June  25,  It  4 b 

9,  Brand’s  add.  8% $1,000 

Collins  J to  J E Dalton,  June  7,  It  23  b 11, 

7 39  14,  7% $450 

Coon  J P to  P Keane,  June  2,  It  2 b 61,  19 

39  14,  3 y 8% $600 

Cody  E M to  E A Warfield,  June  25,  Its '7 

and  8 b 10,  5 37  14,  39  m 8% $390 

Christopherson  A to  S E Gross,  June  14, 
Its  5 and  pt  4 b 7,  Clifford  add,  6% . . . . $500 
Crowley  M to  H E Greenebaum,  June  29, 

It  9 It  2 b 8,  17  39  14,  2 y,  7% $225 

Cleaveland  S A and  F A to  J Stern,  June 

21,  It  6,  b 13,  Norwood  Park,  7% $100 

Cap  V to  L Zavadil,  June  28.  Its  31  and 

32  b 17,  35  40  13,  1% $1,000 

Curtin  E J to  F B Peabody,  June  28,  It  6, 

S Scan  add,  5 y 7% $800 

Cuthbert  C and  W F to  S W Rawson,  June 

25,  pt  lot  5,  etc,  blk  2,  34  39  14,  5 y 5 % 
$30,000 

Creighton  W D to  J E Otis,  June  20,  Its  1 

and  11  b 1,  Hawthorne,  2 y 7% $625 

Draper  S J and  T W to  F Weigley,  June 
23.  pt  It  2 b 9 Rockwell’s  add,  90  ds,  G% 

$600 

Davis  W to  J R Lindgren,  June  24,  lot  6 
and  't  5 b 1,  Hardin’s  add,  Evanston,  3 
y 7%: $800 


Dean  E D to  H C Noyes,  June  28,  It  38  b 

8,  1 39  13,  1 y 8 % $550 

Donovan  J to  W E Furness,  June  5,  It  89, 

b 62,  19  39  14,  3 y 6% $400 

Doud  P to  E Koch,  June  22,  se  frl  )4,  11 

38  14,  3 y 8% $1,000 

Dunker  P to  E S Dreyer,  June  16,  lots  11 

and  12  b 4,36  40  13,  3 y 7% $2,000 

Dubois  L to  W T Dwight,  June  25,  It  34, 

b 20,  17  39  14,  2 y 7%\ $500 

Dennecker  P to  C H Puscheck,  May  28,  It 

48  b 23,  29  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Doan  F to  P Mass,  June  22,  ts  146,  125 

etc,  18  39  14,  8% $500 

Drake  I to  A Pearson.  June  12,  Its  45  to 

48,  b 4,  20  39  14,  6 m 6$ 3,000 

Dimick  O J to  F B Peabody,  June  21,  pt 

It  18  b 122,  Sheffield  add.  5 y 5%  ... . $ 

Doyle  MtoPW  Holway,  June  22,  It  12  b 

24,  29  39  14,  7% $200 

Danner  L to  B Lathrop,  Apr  16,  Its  29  and 

. 30  b 11,  Reaper  add,  1 y 6% $700 

Dyer  E B to  T H Schintz,  June  28,  It  22  b 

1 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 7% $900 

Erickson  A to  J Ste^n,  June  21,  It  21  b 2 b 

b 15,  5 3914,  7% $7,000 

Eldredge  M A & B to  J W Scoville,  June 

14,  It  13  b 2,  11  38  14,  5 y 6% $3,500 

Eldridge  I to  W A Bond,  May  21,  It  26  b 5, 

Davis  s add,  3 y 6% $1,312 

Eilich  A to  J Buehler,  June  25,  It  7 It  7,  s e 

3 y G% $1,700 

Fortin  A and  E to  A T Galt,  June  24,  Its  1 

and  2 b 5, 17  39  13,  5 y 6# $5,000 

French  C G to  J C Miller,  June  21,  It  13  b 

8,  Egandale,  8$ $5,500 

Funk  J to  J H Ernst,  May  19,  It  56  blk  53, 

33  40  14,  G% $875 

Fitzpatrick  W P to  H M Bacon,  June  1,  It 

52  b 5,  J & P add,  3 y 6$ $3,000 

Fergus  J Q to  F N Gage,  June  23,  pt  It  3, 

ne  J4,  34  39  14.  1 y 7% $1,000 

Farrell  M to  H H Rose,  May  3,  lot  48  b 1, 

32  39  14,  7% $500 

Fritze  H A to  S W Rawson,  Apr  26,  pt  lot 

35  b 18,  17  39  14,  6% $7,000 

Frank  J to  T Schintz,  June  21,  It  5 b 7,  20 

39  14,  Nov  1, ’89,  G% $4,000 

Fortellka  F to  G Bartholemae,  May  1.  It 

75  b 6,  39  40  14,  3 y 6$ $2,200 

Farrott  M A to  D Quigg,  June  25,  It  41  It 

1,  24  39  13,  4m  8%. . ." $2,500 

Fait  A to  T Schintz,  June  24,  It  25  and  w 

)4  b 11,  6 39  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

First  Congl  Church,  Englewood  to  A H 
Vedder,  May  11,  pt  It  8 b 7,  21  38  14,  5 

y 7% $3,000 

Fischer  G F to  N A Lauer,  May  26,  lot  69 

b 27,  17  39  14,  3 y G% $700 

Fitzgerald  J to  H E Greenebaum,  June 

23,  It  69  It  8,  4 38  14,  3 y 7% $1,250 

Forsyth  W to  H B Lewis,  June  15,  pt  It  4, 

b 2,  31  38  14,  3 y,  7 % $1,000 

Fain  EtoTW  Sennott,  June  12,  It  58  b 5. 

20  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Forrest  S P to  J M Oliver,  June  1,  It  2 b 8, 

Rockwell  add, 2 y $1,500 

Finch  C C and  F to  H Felsenthal,  June  29, 
pt  It  9 b 16,  Wolcott’s  add,  5 y 6%  . . $2,000 
Geraty  J to  J D Wallace,  June  24,  It  13  b 

1,  13  39  13,  3 y 7% $500 

Gorman  M A to  P F Knepel,  June  26,  It  5 

b 26,  17  39  14,  5 y 7% $1,100 

Giese  R F to  N A Lauer,  June  25,  It  53  b 

3 etc,  24  39  13,  3 y,  6% $3,100 

Gut  M to  H Rieke,  June  24,  It  60  and  61, 

28  40  14,  4 y 65? $2,000 

Gerhard  A to  J B Barton,  June  23,  It  19  b 

7,  14  38  14,  5 y 8% $600 

Gleason  J to  A E Guild  Jr,  June  22,  It  20 
and  pt  It  21  blk  2 Sheffield  add,  1 y 6^ 

$750 

Grady  D A to  S Dunlop,  June  18,  lot  17, 

Eureka,  8 % $250 

Gressman  L to  H G Foreman,  June  26,  pt 
It  14  b 28,  Ogden’s  add,  2 y 6%  . . . .$600 

Harris  J R to  Tyrrell  & Bayley,  June  29, 

pt  It  1 b 23,  s s add,  5 y,  6% $1,000 

Haven  M M and  E P to  C L Hammond, 
June  28,  pt  lots  7 and  8 b 7 Argyle,  5 y 

7% $1,000 

Harrison  C to  S Kerr,  June  26,  It  40  b 1, 

23  39  13,  5 y 7% $1,200 


Harvis  S R to  W D Cooper,  June  15  It  1 
and  pt  2 It  9 b 64,  7 39  14,  2 y 6%  . .$3,500 
Hansen  H W to  M E Greenebaum,  June 

21,  It  15  b 2,  Gross  Pk  add,  3 y 6%.  . . . $315 
Holden  C C to  J W Scoville,  June  25,  It  5 

b 6,  18  30  13,  monthly,  G% $2,903 

Huling  F P to  L Baird.  June  23,  Its  1 to  5 

b 20,  Sheffield  add,  3 y G% $8,000 

Horten  J to  A J Nowlen,  June  28,  It  20  b 

3,  9 38  14,  4 y G% $450 

Herrendorff  A to  M Wineman,  June  25,  It 

26,  16  38  14,  2 y 6% $200 

Hansen  T to  J E Fay,  May  1,  It  58,  36  40 

13,  5 y,  7% $300 

Hageman  H to  M E Greenebaum,  June  8, 

It  29  b 3,  Gross  n add,  3 y , 7% $800 

Hladik  V to  T H Schintz,  June  25,  It  36  b 

12,  25  39  13,  8% $500 

Holzapfel  C to  H J Christoph,  June  15,  It 

29  b 16,  6 39  14,  5 y 7% $3,000 

Hatterman  F W to  H E Greenebaum,  June 

22,  Its  23  to  26  b 9,  Holstein.  3 yrs  7 % 
$600 

Hoerich  G to  M Schintz,  June  23,  It  2 b 4, 

Sheffield  av $1,000 

Hover  R to  F R Chandler,  June  21,  It  9 b 

5"  3 38  14,  5 y 6% $10,000 

Haat  0 to  H W Ames,  June  14,  pt  lots  18 
and  19  b 20  b 27,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y 7% 

$3,500 

Hemming  A J to  T Scanlon,  June  11,  Its  2 
and  3 blk  2,  Fallis  addn,  Pullman,  2 y G% 

$203 

Hannen  A & M to  E S Dreyer,  June  10,  It 

36  It  1 b 8,  33  29  14,  2 y 6% $200 

Hughes  G R H to  C H Ferry,  May  28,  b 9 

b 21,  32  3914,  1 y 7% $1,000 

Hamer  R & W to  T H Schintz,  June  19,  It 

4 b 46,  19  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Hogland  J to  H J Wallingford,  June 

21,  Its  35  and  34  block  11,  Pierce  add 

Holstein,  3 y 7% $1,500 

Hansbrough  W to  A Clark,  June  22,  It  16 

and  pt  15  b 7,  20  40  13.  3 y 6% $900 

Hunt  F S to  D F Flannery,  June  3,  It  6 b 

22,  Douglas  Pk  add.  4 y,  7% $300 

Hauser  L to  A S Wehrheim,  June  22,  lot 

z42  b 1 etc,  29  40  1 4,  6 y,  7 % $1,150 

Jensen  J to  L Baird,  June  1,  pt  b 2 B & B 

sub,  6 39  14,  3 y 6$ $4,150 

Johnson  D to  J Lloyd,  June  25,  pt  It  43  b 

2,  29  40  14,  3 y 7% $900 

Jesse  J J to  C Maniels,  June  28,  It  16  b 4. 

Kay  add,  7% $150 

Jacobs  B F to  A Rehm,  June  24.  pt  b 52, 

6 38  14,  5% $8,500 

Jonas  TWtoFJ  Smith,  June  12.  It  82  b 

3,  Dock  add.  30  m 7% $400 

Jansch  C J to  H Schaffner,  June  23,  It  8 

It  17  b 2.  Sheffield  add,  7% $2,500 

Johnson  M S to  W S Harbert,  June  15, 
pt  lots  18  and  19  b 15,  J R & L add,  5 

y,  G% $9,000 

Johnson  C to  E E Prussing,  May  12,  It 

59  e K sw  20  40  14,  3 y 6% $450 

Jacobson  C F to  F R Chandler,  June  19, 

It  30  b 1,  9 38  14,  3 y 7% $800 

Jago  A to  R Berger,  May  24,  pt  It  17  b 5, 

35  40  13,  2 y 6$ $125 

Jipp  C to  L A Eliel,  June  25,  Its  20  and 
21  b 4 blk  32,  33  39  14,  June  1,  ’87,  6 %, 

$600 

Keeney  C P to  H E Greenebaum,  June  21, 

Its  21  and  22  b 7,  1 39  13,  3 y,  6 %...  $1,600 
Kwarinski  B to  C Hatterman,  Apl  13,  lot 

18  b 6,  5 39  14,  3 y 7% $200 

Kagebien  H to  A Wjsner,  Jan  11,  Its  217 

to  220  b 6,  39  40  14.  2 y 7% $1,000 

Kellogg  M G to  F B Peabody,  May  15,  n 

34  It  22  b 123,  s s add,  5 y 6% $7,000 

Kidston  J to  G G Baker,  , It  9 b 2,  7 

39  13,  3 y 6% $2,000 

Koch  W to  H J Christoph,  June  28,  Its  3 to 

10  b 2,  19  40  13,  1 y 6^. $3,000 

Kuhuk  A to  C H Niernan,  May  6,  It  12  b 2 

b 48,  19  40  14,  3 y G% $300 

Keane  T to  T H Schintz.  June  14,  It  24  b 

2 It  18,  33  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,400 

Kingsbury  J E to  S R Kurford,  June  1,  It 

98,  se  34,  9 38  14,  3 y 8% $700 

Kleiver  G to  G Coombs,  June  21,  It  31  b 6, 

31  40  14,  3 y 6$ $400 

Keller  G F to  C Bolts, , Its  38  and 

39  b 2,  29  40  14,  8 y 6% $600 

Kelleher  P to  F H Watriss,  June  19,  It  26  b 

10,  28  39  14,  3 y 6% $725 

Kunze  H to  C Kunze,  June  25,  It  19  b 39, 

Elston  add,  5 y 6% $900 

Larchar  L to  W A Purcell,  June  29,  Its  2 

and  3 b 21,  25  40  13,  3 y 6% $450 

Lipsey  C B to  M A Gano,  Apr  26,  Its  45 

and  46,  21  38  14,  5 y 6% $900 

Langor  R to  E E Prussing,  May  24,  Its  25 

and  26,  20  40  14,  3 y G% $1,000 

Lundblad  C W to  H A Haugan,  June  28,  It 

67  b 2,  8 39  14,  3 y 7% $1,200 

Lossan  B to  J C Schumacher,  April  15,  It 


402 


23  b G,  10  39  14,  4 y 7 % $500 

Lawrenz  P to  J C Scnumacher,  Apr  30  It 

20  b 6, 19  39  14,  4y  7% $450 

Lorden  M to  HE  Greenebaum,  June  26, 

pt  It  13  b 9,  s s add,  1 y 7 % $300 

Laidlow  G to  T Schintz,  May  14,  It  47  b 5 

36  40  13,  28  m 7% $420 

Langley  M A to  M & TSL  & B As'socn  ~ 
Juue  21,  It  8 It  6 b 82,  Sheffield  add.  8% 

T $500 

Larson  C J E to  A Chytraus,  June  22,  It  1 

It  27  b 1,  9 38  14,  6# $1,800 

Legg  E M A A to  C B Brigham,  June  22, 
part  lot  3,  blk  1,  Union  Pk  add,  7 m 8% 

T — $300 

Ludwig  P to  J H Ernst,  June  23,  It  7 It  8 

etc,  29  40  14,  1 y 6# $i ,000 

Loveland  MJADHtoPE  Stanley, 
June  18,  lots  21  to  25  b 2,  34  39  14,  5 y 

T $21,000 

Laundy  L A to  J B Ashford,  June  18,  furn 

Hyde  Park,  monthly $go 

Liska  L to  L Mandl,  June  23,  It  49  b 35 

19  39  14  1 y.7% $j00 

McGinnis  A to  L Boyce,  May  30,  It  15  b 

14,  22  38  14,  3 y 6 % $193 

Mecl  M to  A Kraus,  June  23,  w % It  20  b 

14,  s s add,  15  m,  8% $1,200 

Meyer  R H to  G W Smith,  June  19,  It  2,  b 

45,  Evanston,  3 y *53  000 

Meeker  C H to  J F Mick,  June  18,  pt  It' 8 

Mb  1G:  21  38  14,  5 y 7% $2,000 

Morini  A Moretta,  June  22,  lots  7 to  9 b 4 

add,  4 y 8% $5,000 

Mayon  J S to  C P Keeney,  June  9,  Its  1 to 

*?  9,  Garfield,  2 y 8% $1,000 

Mmdat  P P to  W Loeb,  June  22,  It  2 B 

30,  Elston  add,  5 y 8% $4,000 

McSorley  J J to  L Proudfoot,  June  23  pt 
It  48  and  49  b 1,  13  39  13,  3 y 7%.  . .$2,000 
Major  J to  T B Marston.  June  21  Its  21 

and  22  b 17,  35  40  13,  3 y 6<g $450 

Mininck  E G to  J Stern,  July  21,  It  23  b 8, 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


pt  It  21  and  all  22  b 24,  Ogden’s  add,  3 

T y 7^- $4,000 

Pratt  F G to  J Stern,  June  23,  Its  15  and 

17  b 45,  9 37  14,  7% $1,400 

Pennell  G F to  G M Bogue,  June  13,  It  53 

It  1 b 3,  13  39  13,  4 y 8% $400 

Pelzer  A to  J M Oliver,  June  29,  in  margin 

14,  b 1,  6 39  14;  8% ..$1,00C 

Ross  A to  T Crouth,  June  1,  Its  17  and  18, 

b 25,  27  39  14,  5 y 8% $17,000 

Reinke  C and  S to  W Lister,  June  28,  It 

19  b l,Bickerdike’s  add,  3 y 8%  $3,000 

Roth  S W to  C B Schimmin,  June  16  It  12 

b 1,  7 39  14,  3 y,  7% 800 

Raftree  W P to  G N Stone,  Dec  2,  Its  29 

to  31  b 2,  22  38  14,  8% $2,400 

Rosenleeter  J to  F W Hatterman,  May 


12  13  and  16  b 15,  U A M’s  add,  2 y . . $490 
Uttburg  L to  J B Wallace,  June  9,  It  49  b 

L 13  39  13,  1 y 8% $100 

Upton  C to  J J Altpeter,  June  26,  It  24  b 

14,  Brown’s  add,  8% $1,400 

Vollrath  D to  B Lathrop,  Mar  15,  Its  47  to 

50  b 12,  Reaper  add,  1 y 8% $1,400 

Vernard  J L to  T Scanlan,  May  25,  Its  25 

and  26,  b 1,  Gano  add,  3 y $1,036 

Valentine  R to  A E Barr,  June  24,  It  9 and 
pt  6 b 54,  Carpenter’s  add,  3 y 8%  . . $3,000 
Witzmann  I and  E to  F E Lord,  June  29 

It  67  b 18,  29  40  14,  2 m 8% $800 

Walker  H to  J P Ernst,  June  22,  pt  b 12, 

Reaper  add,  3 y 6 % $_! 

Walter  J to  O Peuser,  June  10,  It  46  b 1,  6 
39  14,  3 y 7% $300 


Couchois  G J to  W N Alley  June  24,  piano 
Jefferson  6 m 


24,  It  1 bJ’  31  4b  14>  6£ $joo  Wallace  A and  M D to  H E Greenebaum 

.n?„elsLC_F  to !S  Polkey-  June  2,  pt  It  7 | June  24,  It  17  b 5,  18  39  14,  3 y 7*. . .$500 


17  38  14 


McDougall  A E to  H A White,  June  23,  It 

18  b 65,  Evanston,  3 y 7% $1  500 

Morris  H to  S Gehr,  June  14,  Its  3 and  4 It 

113  b 5 Rockwell  add,  6 y 8% $7,500 

McNally  J to  W Loeb,  June  22,  It  70  b 90, 

,,6,sadf’5  y?  Gf $3,000 

Maher  A J to  \V  V Jacobs,  Judo  25,  It  36, 

Woodlawn  Terrace,  5 y 7% $2  000 

Miller  W to  E H Denison,  June  25,  pt  It  2 
Its  1 and  2 b 24,  29  39  14,  3 m 7%..  ..$250 
McCarthy  M to  P Mass,  Juue  22,  It  50  b 1 

b & G add,  8% ....  $400 

Moore  JM  to  M E Greenebaum,  Apr  4,  It 

9 b 4,  Gross  n add,  8 y 7% 1435 

McLaughlin  J toC  Lindermann,  June  25 
lots  34  and  35,  Clark’s  Lake  View  add! 

$207 

McAuliffe  P to  S M Moore,  June  23,  Its  2 

and  3,  nw  qr  13  to  16,  3 y 8% $1,850 

McNamara  J to  J P Gray,  June  28,  Its  26 

and  27,  b 1 3,  4 38  14,  5 y 7% $3,000 

Michael  A to  J Sedlacek,  June  23  It  13  It 

3,  20  39  14,  Dec  23,  ’89,  8% $550 

McGregor  H to  P W Holway,  June  29,  It 

25  b 1,  6 38  14,  8% $600 

Meyers  S H to  H Rieke,  June  21,  It  76  b 

F,  28  40  15,  4 y 8% $850 

Niggemeyer  M to  C J Vopicka,  June  23, 

It  48,  b 6,  30  39  14,  4 y,  5% $1,000 

Nelson  J to  A A Kuhn,  June  25,  It  18  b 1 

36  40  13,  1 y 8%  

Nicholls  J to  A B Mead,  June  22  It  60  s e 

4,  12  39  13,  3 y 8% $1,000 

Nolava  J to  H E Greenebaum,  June  21  It 

36  b 10,  20  39  14,  3 y 7% $900 

Neroda  J to  W.  Heinemann,  June  24,  It  33 

5 39  14,  3 y 8% $1,800 

Nelson  H to  M E Greenebaum,  May  13,  It 

26  b 4 Gross  n add,  3y  7%.  $900 

O’Brien  J W to  W H Moore,  May  l‘,‘lt30  b 

2,  McKay  add,  Hyde  Pk,  2 y 8% $625 

O Connor  M J to  H L Turner,  Mar  19  Its 

6 to  9 b 3,  23  39  14,  8% $800 

Olsen  F to  C H Perkins,  June  14,  It  43  b 4 

rvr  33r>3?  3J  $350 

0 Gara  B to  B W Holway,  June  28,  It  16 

b 3,  McP  A;  A add,  7$ $‘-’00 

Oleson  8 and  J to  J E Fay,  May  1,  It  54  It 

6,36  40  13,  7% 

Orr  M T to  G M Bogue,  June  22,  pt  It  8 It 

5 b 6.  2 38  14,  3 y 8% $9  oqq 

Parker  FO  to  J B Waller  Jr,  June  24,  pt  It 

D b 2,  1 7 40  14,  60  m (£2,500 

Phillip  T to  S M Moore,  June  1,  pt  n w*  Y, 

11  37  13,  1 y 6% $3  600 

Pfrengle  J to  G Snvdacker,  June  23,  It  16 

pblb!;V!  3914,5y  7* $900 

1 owell  V H to  II  A Hurlbut,  June  3,  pt  It 

®b4,°*’5  y G% $10,000 

1 llditch  E to  T H Schintz,  June  19  It,  8 b 

0,  28  39  14,  3 y 7% ’ $j  100 

1 ederson  P M to  E E Prussing,  June  25, 


b 10,  21  38  14,  7% $1,000 

Keiffert  W to  C Wyman,  June  25,  furn  647 

W Chicago  av,  6 m $ 

Reich  G to  0 C Butz,  June  25,  It  4,  b 2,  4 

38  14,  4 y 7% $1,100 

Scan  Luth  Cemty  Assn  to  W C Hazleton, 

June  24,  part  ne  Y,  19  40,  13,  2 yrs,  6 % 

• .’.  $3,000 

Stroub  J to  C B Walleck,  June  25,  It  60  b 

35,  19,  39  14,  3 y 7 % $900 

Snopt  C D to  F R Chandler,  June  25,  pt 

It  2 b 9,  21  38  14,  5 y 7% $1,200 

Sohm  0 to  J Buehler,  May  12  Its  1 and  2 

b 2,  6 39  14,  2 y 7% $2,400 

Slart  M E A S S to  J W Scoville,  June 

24,  It  6 b 15,  7 39  13,  1 y 8% $1,000 

Schneider  J to  C Jorn,  June  21,  It  8 b 1 U 

AM  add,  1 y 8% $2,000 

Sivore  A to  F Riedle,  June  4,  Its  7 and  8 It 

12,  21  38  14,1  y 8% $1,200 

Sloam  C A to  L Rich,  May  1,  pt,  It  11  b 3 

2138  14,  7 y 7% $4,600 

Smith  E to  S E Gross,  June  21,  It  19  b 1 

13  39  13,  2 y 7 % $800 

.$100  Smeaton  A to  G A Springer,  May  31,  lot 

16,  22  36  14,  2 y 8% $750 

Smith  C M et  al  to  F Lackner,  June  23  It 

36  b 2,  18  39  14,  2 y 8% $1,000 

Sc-hutte  F to  H Felsenthal,  June  23  n« 

It  13,6  39  14,  5 y 8# $1,000 

Schuneman  J F W to  N A Lauer,  June  22, 

w Y lot  58  b 3,  19  39  14.  5 v 62  700  a i-' 

Schroeder  E A J to  F C Mueller,  June  15,  ^ rlln&toQ  H E to 

lot  1 b 5 blk  44  Sheffield  addn,  1 yr  6 % 

$100 

Stack  E J to  P W Holway,  June  23  It  15 

b 1 b 1,  6 38  14,  7% $9oo 

St  kunz  G to  W Heinemann,  June  21,  Its 

16  and  17  b 8,  6 39  14,  3 y 62 $/00 

Schmidt  G A to  J H Ernst,  June  14,  Its  2 

and  3 It  4 North  add $4,000 

Swanson  A to  H G Foreman,  June  36,  It  7 

„ b 8,  Delavan  add,  5 y 8% $6,000 

Smyth  L W to  S L Boyce,  May  21,  Its  1 to 

3 b 13,  22  38  14,  3 y 62 $780 

Schultz  J to  J H Ernst,  June  27,  pt 

lot  13  b 2 Sheffield,  2 y 6.2 $2,000 

Sherman  L A to  J Ling,  June  22,  pt  It  1, 

Smith  add,  Hyde  Park,  3 y 72 $800 

Sperling  A to  F Bauer,  June  25,  It  8 It  3 b 

2,6  39  14,  ly  72 $600 

Schmer  C to  C H Barnum,  June  25,  It  51 

b 35,  Sheffield  add,  3 y 72 .$700 

Staack  C to  T W Sennott,  June  21  It  24  b 

3,  25  39  13,  82 ’ $700 

Strobel  A to  E Koch,  June  26,  It  8 b 7,  20 

40  14,  2 y 62 $8« 

Schecker  E G to  L H Bisbee,  June  25,  It  5 

b 3 b 4 Sheffield  add,  5 y 8Y% $5,700 

Sampson  W to  W Brydon,  May  1,  It  21  b 

6,  45  40  13,  5 y 72 $350 

Scherb  H to  S Straus,  June  25,  It  17  b 4, 

4 38  14,  4 y 72 $1,000 

lalafus  J to  L Mandl,  June  2,  It  72  b 13 

20  39  14.  2y  72 $475 

1 hies  G to  G H Arthur,  June  30,  It  49  b 4,  iyluIlroB 

Throop  W N to  R H'  White',  June  28,' it  I Ba— !"  J to  W Kin"sm;ln  June  23> 


Waldron  E S to  G Macomb,  Apr  29.  It  26 
and  pt  25  b 12,  25  40  13,  75  m.  62  $2  200 

Weber  A E A F C to  TH  Schintz,  June 

16  It  35  b 2,  1 39  13,  3 y 62 $1,200 

Weissman  H to  A Wisner,  June  24,  It  257 

b letc,  29  40  14,  3 y 62 $850 

Wermick  E to  E E Prussing,  June  25,  pt 
It  14  and  35  b 48.  7 39  14,  5 y 62.  . . $2,000 
Wren  C C and  D J to  B Lathrop,  June 
18,  Its  24  to  29  b 8,  31  40  14,  60  ds,  62, 

■ — $1,000 

Wilson  M J to  A FCongdon,  May  6,  It  4 b 

9,  14  38  14,  21  m,  52 $175 

Zeman  K to  T H Schintz,  June  21,  It  10  It 

3,  20  39  14,  3 yrs  7 % $1,000 

Zuhr  F to  M W Gallistel,  June  6,  It  18  b 
11,  8 37  15,  3 y 82 $1,500 


CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Allen  J W to  C Seipp  B Co,  June  24,  sa- 
loon 3357  State  st  Apl  3 $250 

Andrews  R S to  Marder  L A Co  June  28, 

presses  etc  499  Lincoln  2 y $1620 

Albert  J to  S Schmidt  June  28,  furn,  100 

Webster  av  2 y $800 

Abrahams  S to  W W Charles  June  25,  pool 

table  etc  251  Clark  st  6 m $112 

Addison  W L to  R Rothchild’s  Sons!  June 
25,  saloon  fittings,  617  Lake  st  Oct  28, 

$1,000 

ER  Waluer  June  29, 

furn  411  Madison  st  6 m $361 

Adams  M A to  H M McIntosh  June  29, 

furn  1451  Montana  st $99 

Bessford  L to  H M McIntosh  June  23,  pia- 
no La  Grange  6 m $gg 

Brown  D B to  B Axman  June  16,  piano 

2536  Dearborn  16  m $157 

Brenckle  F W to  Barnhart  Bros  AS  June 

29,  press  etc  13  n Clark  st  Apr  15 $376 

Brown  A F to  J A Colbv  A Sons,  June  29, 

furn  1628  Indiana  av  1 y,  p m $200 

Bailey  S J to  J Chancellor  May  23,  furn, 

18  m $300 

Briggs  N to  H M McIntosh  June’ 26,  furn, 

136  Heine  st  $g2 

Berg  E to  C Williams  June  24,  furn  3124 

State  st  5 m $gg 

Brown  G L to  M Wood  June  25,  furn  945 

Madison  st  1 y $400 

Brady  M A A J to  J D Spear  June  22,  furn 

315  Randolph  st  7 m $79 

Blanchard  L A to  H M McIntosh  June  28, 

furn  583  Madison  st  6 m $130 

Brown  A Monighan  to  Powell  M A T Co 
May  18,  machinery  65  s Canal  st  3 mos 

<j*59g 

Ball  E to  Estey  A Camp  May  26,  ortran 

4517  Halsted  st . . . $’50 

Barnet  W G toGH  Schauppner  June  22. 

printing  office  164  La  Salle  st  6 m . . . $115 
Buru  M J to  J Cullen  June  19,  furn  399 

Maxwell  st  3 m $g4 

Bockins  J A to  C B Cottrell  June  15,  press 
184  Monroe  st  1 y $920 


Chard  H to  L Krinder  June  28,  horses  etc 

Lake  and  Halsted  sts  6 m $300 

Cwiu  F to  F Voss  June  23,  house  584  Dix- 

on  st ....  .... 

Calkins  G S to  W S Lasher  June  28,  furn 

0tc  48  24th  st  2 in $200 

Congdon  M E to  H M McIntosh  June  28 

| furn  102  Laflin  st  3 m $90 

Chute  L A to  H M McIntosh  June  26,  furn 

362J4  Wabash  av  6 m $95 

Carey  1 to  J McCabe  Apr  22,  horses  etc, 

2488  Archer  av $1135 

Cream  M to  C J Williams  June  20,  furn 
2516  Halsted  st  1 y $185 

Cavallerie  T to  J D Spear  June  22.  piano 

2959  La  Salle  st7m $67 

Crooner  G A to  Continental  L Ins  Co 

June  24,  furn  521  Erie  st  6 m $573 

Cavenaugh  C J to  M L Cavenaugh  Jan  26 

furn  101  Centre  av  2 y $500 

Cameron  C S to  W S Wharton,  June  11. 

furn  285  Fremont  st  4 m $224 

Campbell  L to  G B Christie  June  24,  furn 

435  Wabash  av  6 m $134 

Cummings  S to  J C Kilgore  June  23  furn 

etc  843  w Kinzie  st $208 

Covert  G H to  G D Coughty  June’  21  horse 

etc  169  Michigan  av  3 m $1000 

Coleman  C W to  N M Simonds  June  29, 

range  1 y $80 

Collins  F J to  R H Babcock  June  29,  furn 

28  Lexington  av  3 m *59 

Carlson  A G to  W S Lasher  June  28,  live 

stocK  Lake  View  8 m $900 

Caswell  H J to  W T Collins  June  29,’ furn 

3023  Groveland  av  8 m $160 

Coleman  AtoH  M McIntosh  June  24,  furn 

200  s Water  st  6 m ,*57 

Doughty  S to  W W Charles  June  22,  furn 

296  Ohio  st  4 m $654 

Davis  E to  W H King  June  26,  furn  190 

24th  st  6 m 

Drake  H F to  H V Freeman  June  1,  ma- 
chinery etc  669  Carroll  av *827 

Davis  M C to  W S Wharton,  June  12,  pia- 
no 973  Van  Buren  st  3 m $121 

Dehnert  T to  Jacob  A Strassheim  June  25 
horses  etc,  119  Fullerton  av  10  m . . $400 

Demers  P to  H M McIntosh  June  24,  furn 

Englewood  6 m $227 

Dryer  W I to  J D Spear  June  1,  furn  154 

Center  st  6 mos $130 

Eschue  O to  R Gruble  June  23,  pictures 

etc  Evanston  1 y $250 

Eng  S 1 to  T A Korn  June  23,  furn,  317  w 


Indiana  st  3 m . 


.$200 


b 2.  4 38  14,  3 y 7* .;  L!  .*E500  | Rllck  A *323 

lullgren  BKtoJB  Wallace.  June  21. 


- ...It 

11  w ^ b 23,  16  38  14,  5 y,  7% $500 

Lhompson  J E to  W E Bartels,  June  22, 

Its  7 to  9 1)  8,  24  39  13,  7% $125 

Trojan  M to  M Sikyta,  June  24,  It  3 b 8 

„ 29  89  1*.  $500 

litley  J A J to  P H Law,  Sept  20,  ’84,  pt 

b 14  Union  Pk  2d  add,  1 y 8% $10,000 

Lhompsoi.  C to  A W Martin,  May  ‘-’9,  It 

38  b 20,  Douglas  Pk  add,  5 y 7% $2,000 

1 hompson  C to  I G Lombard,  May  29.  It 

r 38  b 2,  Douglas  Pk  add,  1 y 7% $800 

Ihomann  W to  E S Dreyer,  June  10,  It  20 

b 61,  Bronson  add,  2 y,  6% $1,000 

lhompson  C I to  G Lombard,  Mar  11,  It 

40  b 1 23  39  13,  4 y,  8% $400 

leuber  \\  to  J S Norton,  June  1,  It  5 It 

119,  Butterfield  add,  18  m,  6 % $1,950 

Uhlrich  L A to  W M Stanley,  June  17,  Its 


O to  Studebaker  Bros  Mfg  Co 

June  23,  wagon  horses  etc  , 5 m.  .$60 

Birdsall  S F to  S Heyman  June  22.  furn 

359  La  Salle  av  9 mos $108 

Bellerbrek  F C to  T H Gault  June  5,  furn 
2459  Wentworth  a\ 


Eiksman  C J to  C Seipp  B Co  June  26,  sa- 
loon 91  Kinzie  st  May  1,  ’87, $300 

Eicksmann  C to  CE  Wyman  June  28, 

house  52  Vine  st $380 

Eckart  0 to  C Brandner  June  17,  furn  511 

Wells  st  2 y $300 

Erklin  J J to  J D Spear  June  22,  furn  629 

27th  st  Mch  23 ’87 $39 

Emerson  H T to  Oak  Pk  B A L Assn  June 
15,  pt  Its  4 and  7 b 9,  8 39  13.  8%. . . $2,000 
Elliot — to  J Cullen  June  23,  furn  658  w 

21st  st  6 in ....  ....  ...  <$571 

Eckbert  F to  H M McIntosh  June  17,  furn 

18  s Ada  st  6 m $130 

Eggleston  1 to  S Richardson  June  24,  pia- 
no 3002  Butterfield  st  12  m $150 

Elite  Toilet  Co  to  J E Baker  June  30,  furn 

243  State  st  3 m $200 

Ford  M A to  G D Blake  June  24,  furn 

1426  Wabash  av  4 m $270 

Faller  D to  GW  Hansen  June  18,  furn  801 

Cottage  Grove  av  6 m $65 

French  W L to  A F Temple  June  24,  furn, 

Maywood  5 m $143 

Farwell  C to  M L Harris  Jane  23,  furn 

607  Pullmsn  bldg  1 m $125 

Falk  P to  R Isham  June  28,  furn  239\v 

Fridrich  A to  Schoenhofen  b’  Co  June  24, 

saloon  , 1 p,  8% $675 

Grady  II  to  A Reed  A Sons  June  26,  piano 

121  28th  st $225 

Geddes  G W A to  J D Spear  May  28,  furn, 

816  63d  st  6 mos $64 

Gould  S A to  H M McIntosh  June  28,  furn 

90(1  O 11  _ 1 J . 


Campbell  H M to  H Loveland  Oct  28,  furn 
112  Peoria  st  7 mos *1. 


3 mos $118 

Boyd  R D to  T II  Gault  Apr  25,  dental  of-  309  Garfield  av  6 m *199 

BovSiaWHnd  3 m ' • V $172  Ghent  J to  W N Alley  June  23,  [furn  Oak- 

ooyle  J 1 to  Blhompson  June  18,  furn  ley  av  3 m *134 

142  Henry  st  8 in $88  Gross  E IV  to  J Oberman  Brg  Co  June  17, 

saloon  194  Randolph  st  2 y $2,000 

Gallagher  F H to  L AW  Brush  June  24, 

furn  286  Leavitt  st  2 m $67 

Getts  J A J to  Staru  Bros  June  28  furn 

774  w North  av  15  mos $50 

Gentry  A to  B Shoninger  organ  5 Burton 

P1 $125 

Gline  E F to  H M McIntosh  June  29,  horses 

etc  824  Hubbard  st  6 m $68 

Gates  Bros  to  U Type  Foundry  June  53 


„ . $146 

Conway  A T to  M A Wolcott  June  23,  furn 

^ $108 

Curry  T to  Wacker  A Brg  A M Co  June  22 

saloon  133  Michigan  av  6 m $125 

Chichesler  F to  W N Alley  June  22,  furn  5~ 

Corwin  pi  6 mos $86 

Crooker  G A to  IV  N Alley  June  24  furn, 
521  w Erie  st  4 m $55 


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presses  etc  3703  Lane  av  10  m $9 

Goodrich  LMtoEM  Daley  June  24,  furn 

, 6 m " ’ ’ $400 

Howard  M J to  R H Babcock  June  10, 

furn  333  Aberdeen  st  Sent  13 $111 

Huebner  O to  Bartholomae  & B Brg  Co 
June  24,  furn  173  w Randolph  st  demand 

$400 

Hanson  J to  W N Alley  June  23,  buggy  etc 

1355  Diversey  st  2 m $52 

Howard  T P to  S Richardson  June  21, 

furn  209  Huron  st  5 m $68 

Hinsdale  G N to  G Newton  June  16,  piano 

, 10  $151 

Holmwood  W to  W N Alley  June  22,  furn, 

335  Washington,  6 m $125 

Hamble  AI  to  R Isham  June  22,  furn, 

1207  Lexington  av  6 m $242 

Hannah  J T to  ff  N Alley  June  23,  furn  56 

Pine  st  4 m $65 

Hoff  K to  M A Wolcott  June  23,  furn,  575 

Wells  st  3 $59 

Hudson  M to  C H Mulliken  June  28,  furn, 

278  Chestnut  pi  1 y $940 

Harrison  L B to  H M McIntosh  June  25, 
furn  and  piano  3212  Michigan  av  1 m 

$212 

Hofmann  H G to  Troy  Laundry  Machy 
Co  June  2,  machy  Hyde  Park  Oct  1.  .$172 
Hofmann  H G to  Troy’Laundry  Machy  Co 

Mch  20,  mchy  Hyde  Pk  Oct  1 $254 

Hauff  L to  J D Spear  June  25,  furn,  3002 

Michigan  av  4 $45 

Holland  S J to  M A Wolcott  June  25,  pia- 
no,   , 9 m $97 

Hodgson  J to  J Williams  June  22,  engine, 

10R  w Taylor  st  90  ds $75 

Holm  StoCF  Bilhorn  June  19,  wagon,  7 

$65 

Hawting  E to  J B Galloway  June  28,  furn, 

541  28th  st  1 y $90 

Halleman  G to  I E LaFond  June  28,  furn 

23  Margeret  st  6 m $65 

Hinds  E to  J E La  Fond  June  29,  furn  221 

Dearborn  av  6 m $260 

Hall  D L to  H M McIntosh  June  29,  furn 

and  piano  229  Marshfield  av  6 m $287 

Hare  A to  J Laudauer  June  24,  harness, 

wagon  etc  157  Eagle  st  15  wks $75 

Higgins  R E to  J K Bigelow  June  24, 

horse  etc, , 22  m $235 

Jacobs  A to  H Eickstadt  June  25,  saloon, 

152  4th  av  1 y $250 

Johnson  W to  R H Babcock  June  25,  den- 
tal office  3037  State  st  3 m $111 

Josselyn  E R to  R H Babcock  June  26, 

furn,  173  Clark  st $317 

Jones  C to  W N Alley  June  22,  furn  226  4th 

av $57 

Jones  M P to  I N Reed  June  15,  furn  531 

Wabash  av $130 

Jansen  L to  H M McIntosh  June  24,  furn, 

459  Division  st  7 m $209 

Jacobs  H to  S C Ranter  June  23,  furn,  59 

Florimond  Sept  23, $46 

Josselyn  E R to  R H Babcock  June  26, 

furn  520  Wabash  av  4 m $202 

Jacobson  M to  J Samuels  June  25,  furn, 
Webster  av  and  18th  st  Nov  1,  ’87.  . .$352 
Jockel  F to  A Graper  June  28,  wagon  4314 

Wentworth  av $155 

Kelley  W to  E Miller  June  25,  piano  Lake 

6 m $125 

Kimball  J to  J H Spear  June  24,  furn,  64 

Pearson  st  6 m $57 

Kusemer  B to  A Shaffhauser  June  25,  pia- 
no 258  n Clark  st  6 m $17 

Knowlton  S to  H F W Siddell  Apr  5,  furn, 

1312  Oakwood  bd  7 mos $330 

Klawaus  G to  R Schuham  May  18,  furn 

311  Taylor  st  3 mos $200 

Kimmey  J M to  C Wyman  June  26,  furn, 

105  n Western  av  6 m $83 

Kruse  L to  MA  Wolcott  June  28,  furn, 

4081  Dearborn  st  6 m $68 

Keller  G to  W W Charles  June  15,  furn  155 

Fulton  st  2 m $112 

Lente  J to  J Lente  June  29,  horse  and  wag- 
on 4952  State  st  2 y $2,500 

Lown  E M to  J J Dolen  June  29,  cigar 


shop  98  n Clark  st  6 m $600 

Lenilian  F D to  J D Spear  June  20,  furn 

345  w Huron  st  1 y $130 

LarkiDS  J to  S S Mitchell  June  1,  furn, 

1212  Wabash  av  13  m ...  $297 

La  Due  P A to  A Schaffhauser  June  22, 

852  Monroe  st  6 m $130 

Levison  B to  W H King  June  21,  furn  222 

Morgan  st  17  wks $120 

Lawrence  T to  G Edwards  June  24,  store 

517  Wabash  av  2 y $150 

Long  A to  S Richardson  June  2,  furn  3265 

Archer  ay  3 m $30 

Lynn  F C to  W N Alley  June  21,  piano 

428  Irving  pi,  4 m $68 

Leferra  E to  J McDonnell  Aug  26,  bakery 
restaurant  etc  3457  State  st  June  15.  ’87. 

$884 

Ledyard  E S & G C to  T H Wood  June  15 

furn  2928  Prairie  av $918 

Leist  P G to  J D Spear  June  28,  fnrn  56  A 

st  1 m $114 

Lewis  J A toH  .M  McIntosh  June  25,  furn 

649  27th  st  5 m $65 

Lancott  J N to  J D Spear  June  24,  furn 

1416  Indiana  av  4 m $69 

Mann  W to  W W Charles,  June  24,  press 

etc  163  Randolph  st  3 m $60 

McCann  R H to  W S Wharton  June  21. 

furn  99  n Leavitt  st  4 m $248 

Mamer  J to  M A Wolcott  June  23,  furn, 

119  n Lincolh  st  4 m $52 

Marshall  F B to  M L Pemberton  June  24, 

furn,  166  Center  st  3 m $ 

Meyer  F A to  L A W Brush  June  28,  furn 

184  Larrabee  st  6 m $66 

McGeesy  E J to  W De  Wolf  June  28,  house 

etc,  321  Halsted  st  6 m $420 

Me  Dougall  B to  H M McIntosh  June  28, 

piano  119  51stst  6 m $70 

Martin  E to  JJ  Owen  June  24,  furn  313 

Bissell  st  6 m $187 

Mann  W to  W W Charles  June  25,  piano 

and  furn,  163  Randolph  st  4 m $270 

McCollister  C E to  C Neyez  May  26,  furn, 

,8m $110 

Martin  T to  J Cullen  June  23,  horses  etc, 

494  w 12th  st  3 m $118 

Mansfield  F to  H M McIntosh  lune  24. 

furn  372  Wells  st  Feb  7 $83 

McLanghlin  D to  S Richardson  June  22, 

furn  202  Aberdeen  st  3 m $56 

Montague  F J to  O F Malcolm  June  22, 

furn  106  w 18th  st  6 m $125 

Miller  A to  L Warkentieu  lune  20  saloon 

303  Division  st  2 y $1350 

McAdams  E E to  A Schaffhauser  June  21, 

type-writer  307  Opera  House $35 

Moran  T to  J J Kelly  June  22  horse  and 

wagon  104  w 13th  st  4 mos $175 

Mills  C D to  L A W Brush  June  21,  furn 

Lane  3 mos $100 

Meyer  F to  W Meyer  & Sons  June  28,  sa 

loon -,  2 y $630 

Mahlurn  M K to  B Hansen  June  29,  horses 

etc,  198  w Erie  st  2 y $500 

Marshall  W A to  L Galinger  June  28,  sa- 
loon 84  Dearborn  st $140 

Michaels  F to  H Boeger  June  10  engine 

etc  Shaumberg  2 y $200 

Merrill  H T to  J Webster  June  23,  piano 

465  Washington  2 m .$228 

McLean  N to  E R WalKer  June  29,  furn  20 

Charles  st  Aug  3 $200 

Nelson  J to  W S Wharton  June  26,  furn, 

211  Milwaukee  av  4 m $172 

Noel  T to  R H Babcock  June  28,  furn,  890 

Polk  st  4 m $81 

Neeley  A C to  C Williams  June  26,  furn, 

1045  n Clark  st4  m $62 

Nygren  J to  G J Williams  June  23,  furn 

699  Larrabee  st  8 mos $297 

Nordlander  G to  H M McIntosh  June  23, 

piano  6 m $130 

Needham  0 A to  W H King  June  23,  furn 

1254  Wabash  av $832 

Neuman  K M to  W N Alley  June  24,  furn 

3011  Wabash  av  3 m $550 

NaasFHtoS  Silverman  June  26,  furn, 
673  Lake  st  1 y $200 


Frames,  Brackets,  Turnings,  Etc. 


Newell  E L to  H M McIntosh  J une  25, 

piano,  727  Congress  st  6 m $13o 

Noble  R W to  C A Tousey  May  28,  furn 

375  31st  st  4 $172 

Olson  E T to  A Thorson  June  15,  furn  191 

Green  st  2 y $110 

Opp  J to  E Spang  Apr  1 furn  68  Vedder 

st  2 y $500 

Oliver  G H to  R H Babcock  June  28,  furn, 

47  Pine  st  4 $116 

Otten  A to  J Bee  June  24,  horses,  etc  50  n 

Peoria  st $300 

Page  A to  S Richardson , furn  456 

Paulina  st  2 $88 

Pare  E to  W W Charles  June  30.  furn,  177 

Blue  Island  av  6 $240 

Pierce  A to  W W Charles  June  25,  furn, 

1258  Monroe  st  6 m $86 

Payton  D B to  E H Babcock  June  26,  furn 

2716  Dearborn  st  5 m $79 

Perkins  C H to  J E La  Fond  June  29  furn, 

216  31st  st  2 y $120 

Poertner  G to  R Siefert  Apr  20  furn,  13  s 

Halsted  st  1 y $55 

Peebles  O and  H H to  Oak  Pk  B & L Assn 
June  15,  pt  It  1 b 11,  Mont  Glare  8%.  $1400 
Perkins  P C to  G Tradwell  June  23,  furn, 

37  16th  st  30  ds $500 

Portner  K to  Nichols  and  Hill  May  1,  furn 

261  Illinois  st  1 y $112 

Pesta  J to  S Hyman  June  21,  furn  733 

Halsted  st  60  ds $100 

Palmer  W D to  P P Mackey  June  29,  furn 

406  Jackson  st  2 y $375 

Quambusch  W to  O Baltz  J une  26,  furn 

224  Ewing  st  1 y $100 

Reese  J T to  S Richardson  June  22,  house 

538  56th  st  6 m $70 

Rollermyer  J to  M L Pemberton  June  29, 

furn,  609  Sheffield  av  4 m $57 

Ryan  N to  W S Wharton  June  10,  furn,  7 

Hubbard  ct  4 m $195 

Reed  W E to  L B Shields  June  22,  furn, 

58  State  st  6 m $91 

Reed  M A to  H Loveland  Mch  17,  furn  81 

w Van  Buren  st  11  mos $506 

Reinert  A to  C Wyman  May  21,  horse  etc 

285  w Lake  st  2 m $60 

Rasmus  O to  T Rasmnss  June  18,  furn  73 

w Madison  st  6 m $200 

Reed  M A to  J D Spear,  June  21,  piano, 

388  33d  st  2 m $26 

Roach  J to  C Giffort  June  19,  furn  136  n 

Sangamon  st  8 m $70 

Russell  A & E to  T Ranbrey  June  10,  furn 

173  3d  av  14  $250 

Richardson  J H to  H M McIntosh  June  23 

furn,  Ravenswood  1 y $80 

Rusev  H W to  B Daniels  June  14,  furn, 

218  Warren  av  23  m $363 

Smith  R B to  H M McIntosh  June  28,  furn 

213  Dearborn  av  3 mos $600 

Speekman  F to  G Jipp  June  25,  horses  etc 

3850  Butterfield  sf  6% $1500 

Schaefer  J & W to  B Friend  June  25,  sa- 
loon,   1 y $500 

Smith  O J to  S Richardson  May  27, 

horses  etc  701  Indiana  st $500 

Spencer  G W to  W W Charles  June  23,  pi- 
ano 973  Van  Buren  st  3 m $55 

Smidt  JJ  to  Bartholomae  & L Brg  Co 
June  23,  saloon  3658  Butterfield  st  2 y, 

$500 

Schwonchow  L to  M Brand  & Co  June  9, 

saloon  Lake  View  1 y $1509 

Smith  W J to  W N Alley  June  23,  furn  119 

47th  st  3 m $55 

Stewart  D F to  Marder  L & Co  May  22, 

presses  etc  2 y $1207 

Stevens  A W to  W N Alley  June  23,  furn, 

Jefferson  3 m $236 

Sandburg  C G to  H M McIntosh  June  25, 

furn,  168  Milton  av  4 m $ — 

Sjosted  U to  H M McIntosh  June  25,  furn 

1321  Monroe  st  3 m $605 

Stratton  Lto  ML  Pemberton  June  23, 

furn  363  Superior  st  7 m $115 

Schmidt  F to  J J Perry  June  21,  furn  521 

Madison  st  8 m $250 

Slieehy  J to  Bavarian  Brg  Co  June  23,  sa 
loon,  190  Blue  Island  av,  1 y $500 


Stoddard  M G to  E D Cook  J une  23,  furn 

8 Arbor  pi  3 m $101 

Sjoberg  C 0 to  C W Daleen  June  22,  boil- 
er etc  May  1,  ’89 $70 

Schrieker  J Lto  WT  Johnson  June  17, 

furn  196  Newberry  av  6 mos $70 

Smith  L B to  C N Stone  June  17,  furn 

3330  Forest  av  2 y $900 

Shafer  I L to  P Gleason  June  28,  horse 

etc,  Dayton  st  7 in $150 

Schote  F to  A Krueger  June  26,  saloon, 

600  Blue  Island  av  1 y $1,000 

Smalley  HDtoWW  Charles  June  28  furn 

3451  Rhodes  av  3 m $72 

Slater  H W to  P J Lindermarck  June  24, 

horse  and  harness,  , 3 m $450 

Streeter  J W to  H M McIntosh  June  24, 

furn  and  piano,  30  Aldine  sq $1060 

Schmid  G to  S Richardson  June  21,  furn, 

499  w 13th  st  4 m $68 

Thompson  J to  S A Moffett  June  23,  furn 

103  n Ada  st  6 m $111 

Truffinburg  M to  Thos  Allison  May  3, 

horses  etc , Mch  1,  ’89 $300 

Towner  B M to  L W Rood  June  28,  furn, 

780  Monroe  st  Dec  28,  6 m $ t65 

Taterman  J D to  G 0 Evans  June  1,  wag- 
on and  horse, , 1 y $450 

Thomas  H to  J Cullen  June  23  piano  and 

furn  689  Ashland  av  2 m $60 

Timmerhoff  H to  Brunswick  & Co  June  28 

furn,  733  Milwaukee  av  7 $350 

Townsend  J P to  J L Curtis  June  22,  furn 

263  Congress  st  4 m $368 

Williams  J M to  A Thatcher  June  24,  horse 

, 210  ds $145 

Woodruff  E to  R H Babcock  June  23,  furn 

787  Adams  st  4 mos $81 

Williams  J M to  R H Babcock  June  18, 

furn  2931  Dearborn  st  Nov  29 $73 

Walsh  H to  W N Alley  June  21,  furn  348 

Fulton  st $102 

Williams  J to  W H King  June  22,  furn  102 

Larrabee  st  6 mos  $125 

Wiedemann  M to  Wacker  & B Brg  & M Co 
June  23,  saloon  3523  Halsted  st  2 y . $1000 
Ward  M M to  M O’Shaughnessy  June  23, 
saloon  fixtures  128  s Water  st  3 m . .$3000 
Wilcox  W to  B Daniels  June  22,  furn  209 

Western  av  8 mos $78 

Williams  T to  J D Spear  June  1,  furn  56 

Florence  av  1 y $99 

Winslair  R G to  H M McIntosh  June  26, 

furn  351  Chicago  av  6 m $120 

White  T H to  H M McIntosh  June  25,  furn 

and  piano,  S Chicago  3 m $575 

Waggoner  J F to  J M Bell  June  26,  print- 
ing office  6 m $618 

Wilson  & Nelson  to  G Gibson  June  29, 

horses  etc  16  m $200 

Weig  A H et  al  to  E Anderson  June  30, 

swing  Sept  20 $150 

Watts  J A to  M L Pemberton  June  30,  pi- 
ano and  furn,  123  Orchard  stNov  30.  .$65 
Weighman  F to  H M McIntosh  June  18, 

horses  etc,  Lake  View  6 m $360 

Walsh  J J to  Wirts  & Scholie  June  23,  furn 

Lake  View  60  ds $77 

Warner  J F to  C Seipp  B Co  June  26,  furn 

2524  Wentworth  av  1 y $700 

Zersel  M to  C Williams  June  26,  furn  104 
Lincoln  4 m $52 


MOKTGrAGES. 

Abrahamson  A to  G Hansen,  June  24,  It  7 

It  1 b 59,  R M & R’s  add,  2 v 6% $500 

Bushee  B to  H P Smith,  June  24,  Its  33  to 

35  b 6,  16  38  41,  5 y 1% $3,000 

Barnes  F H to  M Batcherson,  July  1,  It  36 

and  pt  35.  7 39  13,  3 y,  1% $700 

Bartlett  F to  E B Niewitt,  June  12,  Its  11 

and  12,  b 1,  20  42  13,  3 y 1% $650 

Carusing  C H to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  June 

19,  It  31  b 1 b 21,  31  39  14,  8% $300 

Connor  J to  J D Scully,  June  3,  It  28  b 9, 

4 38  14.  3 y 6# $500 

Csrtan  P C to  J Berg,  June  28,  pt  It  4,  4 

38  14.  2 y 7% $900 

Cook  M to  J Bell,  June  14,  It  2 b 2,  Aus- 
tin’s 2d,  Austinville,  3 y,  1% $700 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


De  Jong  A to  H Swets,  June  21,  pt  22  and 

20 '36  14,  5 y 7% $400 

Davies  R C to  E Lorin,  June  24,  Its  18  and 

19  b 52,  7 37  15,  2 y,  6 % $700 

Durgin  J O to  A Mortensen,  June  23.  Its 

37  and  38,  Culver  add,  47  m 3% $3,000 

First  Presbyterian  Church,  S Chicago  to 
B C E F of  the  G A of  the  P C USA, 
June  21,  Its  39  40  and  41  b 85,  S Chicago 

$700 

Fitzgerald  C J to  J T King,  June  24,  It  11 

It  10,  29  40  14,  3 y 3% $150 

Farnum  A L to  Prov  L & T Co,  June  1,  It 

24  b 3 b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  6% $1,400 

Poster  J to  Fifth  YVd  B A L Assn,  June  18 

It  14  b 10,  33  39  14,  8 % $300 

Follansbee  G A to  E M Holmes,  June  22, 

Its  13  and  14,  blk  19,  17  40  14,  2 y 3% 

$4,000 

Goering  A to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  June  18 

It  50  b 29.  29  39  14,  8* $800 

Grimes  D to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  June 

19,  It  30  b 1,  28  39  14,  8% $1,200 

Guilford  C to  N VV  L & B Assn,  May  18, 

Its  11  to  15  b 240,  Maywood,  8% $2,100 

Harris  J to  A M Bittenger,  May  1,  pt  Its  9 

and  10  b 16,  Wolcott’s  add,  6 % $5,100 

Hey  wood  Julia  F to  R E Kelly,  Apr  5,  pt 

It  3 b 20,  frl  15  add,  3 y 3% $20,000 

Hubbell  CW  toJ  Eddy,  June  14,  It  1 b 6 

34  39  14,  3 y,  3% $A_ 

Hynes  W to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  June  24 

It  20  b 3 b 28,  31  39  14,  8£ $1,700 

Haj.es  M to  J P Bowes,  May  1,  It  1 it  3 

etc,  4 38  14,  3 y 7% $7’00 

Hansen  H VV  to  J M Adsit,  June  20,  It  7 b 

12,  Delevan  add,  3 y 3% $4,500 

Hawkins  H to  People’s  B & L Assn,  June 

21,  It  45  w % nw  34  39  14,  8% $600 

Harbert  C H to  A A Harbert,  June  23,  pt 

It  52  It  12  b 6,  13  39  13,  3 y 3% $250 

Hallinan  M to  22d  St  L&  H Assn,  June 

19,  It  3 b 2, 9 38  14,  5 1-5% $1,500 

Hamil  P to  P Jordan,  May  25,  It  28  b 17 

17  39  14,  6 m 3% $500 

Keehan  W to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  June 

19,  It  9 b 1,  33  39  14,  8 % $1,100 

Keller  AJ&JHtoEst  Fredk  Butterfield, 
June  17  lot  55  blk  3,  18  39  14,  3 yrs  7% 

T $825 

Krause  H et  al  to  Cosmopolitan  B & L 
Assn,  May  26,  pt  It  21  b 2,  Sheffield  add, 

_ 7% $3,200 

Kramer  M to  H Swets,  June  21,  pt  22  and 

20  36  14,  5 y 7% $600 

Loescher  H to  Garden  City  Mut  L & B Assn 

$600 

La  Buy  M A to  Sobeiski  B & L Assn,  June 
25,  It  7 b 3 b 18,  Sheffield  add,  3 m 7% 

$700 

Lake  First  Presbyterian  Church  to  Pres- 
byterian League,  June  9,  church  prop- 
erty, 5 y 3% $2,400 

Lieberman  A to  P Palmer,  May  28,  pt  It 

5 and  all  6,  Spring’s  sub,  22  39  14,  2 y 6 

T # $8,000 

Lindberg  A to  N W L & B Assn,  June  15, 

It  22  b 1,  22  38  14,  8% $360 

Lorsch  J VV  to  Fifth  Wd  B & L Assn,  June 

14,  It  40  b 2,  28  39  14,  8% $300 

Morrissey  M to  Fifth  VVd  B & L Assn, 

June  10,  It  4 b 14,  36  39  13,  8% $700 

Morgan  J to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  June 

19,  It  25  b 1,  32  39  14,  8% $300 

Muller  J J to  H R Abraham,  June  5,  It  26, 

b B,  Lake  View,  mthly $350 

Marquadt  F W to  C J Hambleton,  Mar 

15,  It  16  b 1,  Parkside  3% $500 

Masters  H to  A Rehm,  June  22,  It  12  b 8 

23  39  13  $700 

Peterson  C and  G M to  West  North  av  B 

6 L Assn,  June  16,  pt  It  4 b 4,  36  40  13, 
$1,400 

Riehl  T to  N Corwith,June  16,  Its  94  and  95 

b 37,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y,  3% $550 

Rohde  C to  C VV  Shaw,  May  28,  It  36  b 7 

33  39  14,  5% $400 

Reimann  E to  Arcanum  B L & H Assn, 

June  9,  It  1 b 17,  29  40  14,  8% $3,125 

Robson  J to  Englewood  B & L Assn,  June 

14,  It  28  b 1,  8 38  14,  7% . .$900 

Reynolds  E to  M C Talbot,  June  12,  Its  13 

and  14  b 14,  S & G’s  add,  2 y 3% $800 

Ross  VV  H to  W Hurry,  Oct  5,  ’83,  swMll 

38  12,  3 y 6# $10,000 

Stoars  J to  People’s  L & B Assn,  June  21 

It  3 b 5,  36  39  13,  8% $600 

Springer  J to  C P Kenny,  June  1,  Its  31 

and  32  b 12,  2 39  13,  8 m $217 

Steinmuller  J Jr  to  A Wisner,  June  23,  Its 

30  to  32,  20  40  14,  54 ’m  7% $600 

Strating  C E to  Fifth  Wrd  B & L Assoc’n, 

June  19,  It  15  lot  9 blk  24,  29  39  14,  8%, 

$1,000 

Sheehan  J to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  June 
24,  It  25,  b D,  blks  C and  D.2  8 39  14,  8 
* $1,000 


Steller  E O to  E H Tapper,  June  28,  pt  ne 

4,  31  37  15,  4 y 6% $500 

Schmidt  P to  M Heinz,  May  20,  It  6 It  10  b 

10,  SheffieldV  add $g00 

lolman  J A to  G H Miller,  June  14,  pt  It  8 

b 5 2 38  14,  3 y,  6# $4,000 

Van  Zandt  L B and  C J to  N W M L Ins 
Co.,  June  17,  Its  28  and  29,  sub  of  34  39 
14,  5 y,  3%% $ 

Womans’  Christian  Assn  to  J B Drake, 
Feb  17,  pt  Its  8 and  9,  frl  15  add,  May  1 
96’  ^ $30,000 


0RR  & LOCKETT, 


Dealers  in 


H*  II1  CLAIM  IIEF.OS  AMI>  q|[]x 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  l.VTKR- 
E8TS. 

Lot  1 blk  5.  Morris’  sub,  18  39  14,  June  23,  D J Hub- 

bard  to  Frances  Livingston *1 

5 blk  2,  Grant’s  addn,  June  24,  W E* 
Blair  to  E N Blake 

N!^2o9'10vft  °!  lot  8 blk  Myi’ick’s  2d  add.  May 
26,  Caroline  A Bowen  to  Hy  M Bacon 

Lot  44  b 34  19  39  14, , TWJ  Thomson  et  al 

to  J Smetana 


^ 3 blk  122,  S Sec  add,  June  10,  H B 
Eastman  to  J D Jennings 

& 1 39  ,13’  ,June  '23’  * and  B Bead  to 
Harriet  K Carmichael . 

E haff  b 5,  University  sub,  ne  qr,  34  39  14,  jan  31 
Lucy  S Foss  to  G A Seaverus ’41 

Ut1,,01  *?ts  46  49  50,  Bronson’s  addn,  April  1,  W S 
Melien  to  E E Gilman  . 

Premises  No  3132,  Butterfield  st,' June  i^  Margaret 

J Breese  to  J Weller s |150 

Lot  8'2  blk  1,  Sampson  & Green’s  addn,  AutrlO  ’85 

Mary  F Wells  to  F Egebrecht ; ..  . _ ’ *->95 

Iy  of  lot  2’  Guthrie’s  sub  iu  nw  qr 
-8  39  14,  Juue  26,  D & B Mergeutheim  to  A Hin- 

kens  irrr, 

Und  half  e half  lot  14  b 5,  Brainard  & Evans’ add, 
June  26,  Selig  Morris  to  Harris  Stern . si 

Lots  23  to  26  b 9,  Holstein,  June  22,  A Cate  to  F W 

Hatterman 

Lot  6<)  blk  6,  Sampson  & Greene’s  add,  June  25,  A 
Clark  to  Oliver  J Clark 

I?’rP5ice  & Moss’  sub  nw  qr  35  40  13," F Michel 
H N Lafrenz 


*1 


B ® and  8-  Laughton’s  subdn  nw  qr  30  39  ii  Feb 
25,  Geo  R Laughton  et  al  to  Northern  Bk  of  Ky,’ 

Lot  i9  b 2,  Higgins’  sub,  Kaos,  4 38  14,  M La'flin  to 
J Bazeley * 

Lfvt7i?ns  8 ,°n  V and  pt  8 b 6,'  Cle'averville,  fj 
Oct  15,  South  Park  Commrs  to  William  Martin, 

Lot  1 b 37,  S Sec  add,  June  7,’  J Siihanek  to  D3  Me-87 
Oardell ^ 

Lot  7 ot  lot  3 b I,  Salterstal  & Russell’s  sub,  3 38  14 
June  23,  J II  Avery  to  W P McLaren $i,J  0 


Builders’ 

Fine  Cutlery 


Hardware 

and  Tools 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 


July  13. 


Lot  2 in  b 22  in  village  of  Evanston 
Trustee.  L N. 


Lyman  Baird, 


July  19. 

Und  half  of  lot  20  in  S E Gross’  sub  of  lots  12  3 4 

4*“  t1?  S°rfde,nTS  aub  o£  w half  of  qr  of  sec 

4n  13  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

add.  J R Custer, 


36  40  13. 

Lots  1 2 and  3 in  b 27  in  Ogden’s 
Master.  L.  N. 


•July  20. 

_ f"*?4  4 ‘n  sub  °f  lots  3 to  10  in  block  3 in  Taylor  & 
Kraight  s sub  of  e Vz  of  nw  qr  of  sec  4 38  14  A F Ste- 
venson. Master.  L N. 

July  34. 

..LrfHtaJTD.vi..  SUb  0f  thes  836  ft  Of  out-lot 
F”m  Wrigbtwood,  Lake  View.  EJ  Whitehead. 
Master.  L N. 

raLotiL'“  Wm  J °’Meara’s  sub  of  lots  2 and  3 in  b 
23  in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  29  39  14.  E J Whitehead,  Mae- 
ter.  L N. 

July  36. 

Commencing  at  the  se  cor  of  sw  qr  of  sec  27  38  12 
J.  N Barker,  Trustee.  L N. 

July  37. 

40  aa8  °*  land  in ‘ha  n!  cor  °f  0 P*  of  sw  qr  of  sec 
34  39  14.  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Aug;.  3. 

Lots  21  and  22  in  sub  of  b 16  in  Wm.  Hill  and  heirs 
a?.,,™  1 Diversey’s  div  of  sw  bal£  °f  ™ qr  of  sec 

29  4014.  A F Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 


*J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS- 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

SMITH  & GILMOEE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing 

AND 

House  Drainage, 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


OP  EVERY  DLLCRIPTLON, 

181  & 186  CLARK  ST.,  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 

We  Make  a specialty  of 

Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 


ind  Carry  a Fall  Slock  of  all  the  Leading  Make..  We  are  Sole  Chico 

Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Gee,'.  Spring  Hinge  Dudley  Setter  Vo^ 

Strip,  and  several  other  arLte.  of  ’ 

guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory. 


goods 


,,  - merit.  Prices 

Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


and 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works. 


Electro  Bronze  and 


NEW  YORK. 


POULSON  & EGER 

Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Gars* 
_ and  Guards’  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

EICH  D ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  So.  309. 


EL  O.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


Walker’s  Patent  Metallic  Shingles. 

We  can  furnish  them  in  Painted  Tin.  Galvanized  Tin 
and  Copper.  We  shall  carry  a large  stock  to  enable  us  to 
fill  orders  promptly.  We  have  taken  hold  of  this  shingle 
because  we  believe  it  the  best  one  we  have  seen.  Circu- 
lars and  prices  furnished  on  application. 


KNISELY  & MILLER 

1*9  & 131  SOUTH  CLI.VTOJf  ST., 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-O-IR-E-E-TT-S 


For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
plaesed  to  furnish  you  estima 


o 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAI 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ikon  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319—321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


gasoline! 


Factory  Lamps 

BUILDER  OF 

GAS  & 

WATER 
DIRKS. 


PHILADELPHIA. 

N.Y&N.J.G.G.Lt.Co.Ltc 

No. I PARK  PLACE. 

NEW  YORK. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  434. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PBICES-CAK  DOTS— DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 


1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch $4  7 00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1)4  and  1 14  inches  45  00 

3d  clear,  154,  114  and  2 incnes 42  00 

A select,  114  and  114  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches 41  00 

B select,  114, 114  and  2 inches 30  00@32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 25  00 

2x4  B,  select 21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30J0O 

All  one  length,  *1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 47  00 

3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select 25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C 32  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  f t 23  00 

D 20  f t 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

’•  '*  2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com.  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

16  feet 15  03 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 


All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoiug  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 


FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 

B 

C 

A clear.  4-inch 


No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 

10  feet 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 

B,  4-inch 

B , 6-inch 

C,  6-inch 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap 
10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 

B 

0 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 

A siding  strips 

A flooring  strips 

B „ 

0 „ 


35  00 
33  00 
25  00 
32  00 
29  00 
25  00 

16  30 
15  00 
22  00 
20  00 
20  00 

17  00 

14  50 

15  60 
37  00 
35  30 
27  00 


40  00 
38  00 
33  90 
32  00 
23  00 


BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 


Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 23  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

B 20  50 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  34 -inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  34  insh  , 6 inch 32  00 

SIDING — TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

! A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

j _ c 14  00 

1 Fencing  siding,  “D’ 10  60 


%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 


Calcirr.  inlng,  eto. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Hear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  ru; 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 


L.  NATHAN, 


Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 


North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  & 54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  / 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St.,  - Chicagu. 

THE  PORTLAND  BLOCK 

Barber  Strop 
IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 
HIGH  CHARACTER  OF  THE  SURROUNDINGS 

Reasonable  Prices  and  Extra  Good  Work 
Constitute  our  Capital. 

No.  72  Washington  Street, 

Clr.ica.go. 

JULIUS  A.  CILISKE,  - - Pboprietob 


HAS  NO  EQUAL.  I 

PERFECTS  A TISFACTION 


Hew  Home  Sewini  Machine  Co.1 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal.  | 

FOR  SALE  BY  J 

NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  K.  Y. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 


ALLES,  JOHN,  JR.,  Suburban  Real  Estate  Dealer, 
125  S.  Clark  street,  Room  30,  Chicago,  111.  Office 
hours,  9 to  12  a.  m. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 


J,  P.  BOWES. 


G.  B.  CRUICK8HANK. 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 


1 84  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  5l6t  St  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


W.  L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Dffice: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

W II.  I.EAUIIE  A CO„ 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Whebleb,  Jr.~j 

WHEELER  & CO. — Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Rent- 
ing. Room  1—130  La  Salle  St. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
i workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN,  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 

TULLY  & KEATINC, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AG-ENCY. 

1«1  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.  ILL. 

O.  M.  Wells.  j.  m.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  <&.  CO. 

REAL,  ESTATE, 

16*  LaSalle  St..  Koom  1?,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


WILLIAM  LTJIMinLEY, 

194  LaSalle  St.,  - - Chicago,  111. 


BANK, 

AND 

Furniture 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 


and  Fittings 


Lare'e  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Orders j 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  114  end  114-inch ..  13  00 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  leer 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  0f3 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 

Add  to  nrices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  41  50. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 38 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1) 4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 18  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2) 4 -inch 00  60 

2!4-inch 00  65 

3-lnch 00  70 

HHINGLES — CAB  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 


Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  thaD 
car  lots. 


TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 


2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 11  00616  00 

2x8,  „ „ 11  3)33614  50 

2x10,  „ 11  00616  00 

2x12,  „ 11  310617  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  largar 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry l 80 


CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 

5 “ “ “ “ 

6 “ “ “ “ 

7 “ '•  “ “ 

8 “ “ “ “ 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 


8 inch,  sawed  )4.  7 feet 

9 to  11,  “ %,  7 feet. 

5)4  inch,  “ )4,  7 feet. 

6 “ “ V.,  7 feet. 

7 “ “ 54,  7 feet 

8 “ “ !4,  7 feet 


10 

14 

18 

23 

33 

43 


7)4 


11 
7 Vt 
9 
11 
16 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 


Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in $34  00@26  00 

1)4  in.  and  over 25  00  27  00 

Common 17  3 o 

Cull 11  00  13  CO 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1)4  in 23  00  25  00 

Thicker 25  00  27  00 

Cull 8 00  10  00 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

Clear 26  00 

Common 16  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

Timbers 17  00  19  00 

Quarter-sawed 38  00 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 24  00  25  00 

Common 15  00  16  00 

Cull io  00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  25  00  30  00 

Axles ...  30  00 

Cull io  00 

Reaches 25  00  27  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d.  1 in 65  00  75  00 

Thicker 70  00  80  00 

Common 45  00  50  00 

Cull 25  00  30  00 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50  00 

l)4xl)4  * 2x2 25  00  35  00 

CHERRY 

1st  & 2d,  in 70  P0  75  00 

Thick 80  00  85  00 

Common 35  00  40  00 

Cull Io  00  15  00 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

1st  & 2d 32  50  35  00 

1st  & 2d,  1)4  in  and  up 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Cull 6 00  10  00 

Log  run  13  330  15  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00  21  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 5 00  7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

Clear...  20  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 00  6 00 

Log  Run 14  00  15  00 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 24  00  27  00 

Common  and  better 22  00 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

SYCAMORE. 

Good 15  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00  15  30 

Cull 

Log  Run 12  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling..  ..  22  00  24  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 19  00  20  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  29  00 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 30  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 44  5.3 

“ rough 42  50 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 90 

Fancy  butt 4 60 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

WhiteforcTs  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICAGO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 

JOHN  NORTHEN 

“The  Practical  Furnace  Man,” 

Of  the  late  firm  of  Sebvoss,  Nobthen  & Oo. 
manufacturer  and  dealeb  in  the 

“FAMOUS  ECLECTIC  HEATER.” 
The  Hackett  Patent  Grates  and  Mantels. 

Southwest  cor  Lake  and  LaSalle  sts. 

Established  1857. 

HENRY  SCHIESSLE, 

Painter! 

Dealer  in  Oil,  Paint  Brushes,  Eto. 

We  have  just  laid  in  an  entire  new  stock  of 

Wall  Papers  in  ail  Tastes  and  Designs. 
218  E.  Chicago  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 

The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
Dwellings. 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO, 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings,  * 

Office  Chai rs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

—AS— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 
Inventors  and  So’e  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURN  ACES 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY, 

^ Manager, 

CHICAGO. 


N.  A.  Boynton.  President, 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  'c  wm.**.*,*  iUiUa^a, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 


Inventors  of  all 
‘ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 


OFFICE,  ) C SALESROOM  AND 

f CHICAGO.  - FACTORY, 

59  & 61  Lake  St.  ) ( 227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE 

Mural 


-A.2STXD- 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 26S  Wabash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons  : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston,  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  3f3  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  st. 


— - 

AGEUCYi 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Oo.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * Telephone  No.  '353 


Sewer 


RHOADS  & RAMSEY. 

107  '.a'alle  Street. 

t'arde — 69  N.  Elizabeth  St. 
'5th  at.  *1.1  S.  M.  S.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY, 


Pipe 


Lyon 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt, 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  the  Mu- 
sical Profession. 

WAREROOMS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


St  tin  WAY'S 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior-— including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


Champion  Roofing, 

Used  and  recommended  by: 


L.  C.  Paine  Freer, 
Carter  H.  Harrison, 
J.  M.  Williams, 

P.  W.  Gates, 

Dr.  E.  Ingalls, 

E.  L.  Brand, 


Philo  Carpenter, 
Gf.o.  F.  Harding, 
J.  M.  Adsit, 

Isaac  Marks, 

J.  Gdnzenhadsee, 
J.  K.  Botsfobd. 


JOHN  M.  CARY,  148  La  Salle  St. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING  , GAS 
and  STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICAGO. 

157“  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


Newspaper 

'Advertising 


A book  of  100  pages. 
The  best  book  for  an 
advertiser  to  con- 
sult, be  be  experi- 

. — — -■  enced  or  otherwise. 

Itcontams  lists  of  newspapers  andestimates 
of  the  cost  of  advertising.  The  advertiser  who 
wants  to  spend  one  dollar,  finds  in  itthe  in- 
formation he  requires,  while  forbim  who  will 
invest  one  hundred  thousand  dollars  in  ad- 
vertising, a scheme  is  indicated  which  will 
meet  his  every  requirement,  or  can  be  made 
co  do  so  by  slight  changes  easily  arrived  at  by  cor- 
respondence. 149  editions  have  been  issued. 
Sent,  post-paid,  to  any  address  for  10  cents. 
Write  to  GEO.  P.  ROWELL  & CO- 
NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  BUREAU, 
(10  Spruce  St.  Printing  House  Sq.),  New  York. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 


BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 


No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 


Uor.  Curtis  St. 


CHICACO.  ILL. 


MIL 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 
THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 
RENTS- TENEMENT  INSPECTION 
THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— FREIGHT  RATES 
TABLES— FUTURE  NEW  BUILDINGS— BUILDING  MATERIAL 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 

THE  RECORD VII.  & 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS , 

TRUST  DEEDS X, 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  XII.  & 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  

REAL  ESTATE  LA W— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-TABLE  OF  PRICES,  HARDWOOD  


Pianos  and  Organs 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  ns  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  apd  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


“203  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co.. 

9 i'l  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


iST.  lY.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

mOKEm®WlRMICE. 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops,  ' 
Chimney  Flue  Lining’s,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 

OFFICE  AND  YARD:  I BRANCH  YARD: 

219  E.  Washington  St.  f Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


M.  KEATINC, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  W Sibssh  Ave,.  teuthosk.  5?ie.  CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers  1 Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 


OF  CHICAGO. 

oed,  President.  Wm 

utchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  I 

WM.  E.  & WM.  F.  HOLLO  & CO.,  gents,  Te^Ub  210  La  Salle  Street. 


OFFICERS-  f Henry  Botsford,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

' } Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 


WALL  PAPER! 


WALL  PAPER! 


78  East  Jackson  St.,  near  State. 

Head-Quarters  for  Real  Estate  Men. 

JOHN  T.  DUNN.  Agent. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co., 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE 

De-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


WRIGHT  & TXJH5.3STER., 

IRrOcil  Estate, 

Loan  and  Renting  -Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  ana  management  of  estates. 

116  DEARBORN  STREET,  ROOM  49.  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 


OOIfctflP-AJSrY. 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  prnamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


G-.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  arid  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  ti^ht  floors  vover  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fir*©  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,?  TT  r 
Telephone  883.  f 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Heal  Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents. 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  k Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  6t. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Ira,  144  La  Salle  st. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  k HOYT,  174  Dearborn  st. 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

DAYIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
I’ELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S..  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  o£  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  6t. 
EVANS  k CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  k Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts? 
GUNZENHADSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st. 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  k Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINS  Ik  BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Block. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  k SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  & Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 
JENKS,  S.  L.,  & Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Block,  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  8.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  42,  107  Dearborn. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  k Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LYMAN  k GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 
MAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  P.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 
NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W.  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 

13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  k KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  186  Dear- 
born st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
REED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

REED,  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  & SON.,  E.  F„  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 
SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
STANLEY.  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  k GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 


TIDHOLM  k REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  k Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  & CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  k CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C , & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Architect, 

CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  166  Washington  St. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8 — 165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  & 268  Wabash  ave. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  lt,ERSHEIM  k CO.,  84  k 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  6t. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  et. 
CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  et. 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES&  NETLING,  Rm.  35,  Portland  Blk. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 

ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

WORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st.  1 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

CDDILL  & LEHMANN,  22 and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder- 

DOWNEY  Joe.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Iron  Cornices. 

CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Welle  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  k MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  et. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO.,1 22-126  Washington 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  k RICKCORDS,  85  k 87  Dear 
born  st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  k CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Couri 
House. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Gravel 
Roofers. 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  k HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  k 69  Canal  st. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

NORTON  D„  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Wood  Carpets. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Lyon 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  thei|:! 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt, 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  the  Mu- 
sical Profession. 

WAREROOMS : 

State  and  Monroe  Streets- 


L2B 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  -28. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  JULY  10,  1886 


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REED  Si  HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

ZBOHSTIDS  FOE  S-S-XiIE- 

Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Huri.but,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 


W.  H.  THOMAS  <&  SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 


H.  FELSENTHAL. 
JACOB  GROSS. 


FREDERICK  MILLER. 
ADAM  MILLER. 


FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents. 


108  La  Salle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents, 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  ot  non-residents. 


GEO.  M.  BOGUE. 


BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street, 


C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 


H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

81 8. S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  In  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity. 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  bteam- 
ers  to  and  from  Europe. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEH, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 


LOANS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 


C.  U.  GORDON. 


H.  L.  8LOOO. 


G.  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 


Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT. 


JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 


Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  or 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAM*L  GEHR. 


ARTHUR  C.  GEHR. 


SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St,  CHICAGO. 

BDY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

OFT  GOFYEIMISSIOFT- 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 


97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO 
MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

®»We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents.  References  given  if  desired. 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


T9  Dearborn  St., 

CHICAGO. 


CALIFORNIA  FRUIT  LANDS. 


700  acres  selected  fruit  lands,  San  Bernardino  Co., 
Cal.,  offered  in  tracts  of  10  acres  and  upwards,  to 
close  an  estate.  This  property  is  surrounded  by 
bearing  orange  groves,  vineyards,  schools,  churches, 
beautiful  residences. 

Depot,  ll/2  miles  from  property. 

Special  railroad  rates  to  see  the  property. 


0.  H.  BROOKS,  Room  57,  149  La  Salle  Street. 


HORACE  A.  GOODRICH, 

Real  Estate, 


Wm.  Evans.  C.  C.  Housel.  J.  R.  Wickersham. 

EVANS  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers, 

114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business. 

SECURITIES  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 


BOOM  lO, 

99  ^ 101  WASHINGTON  ST. 


P.  E.  STANLEY  Si  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 


H.  L.  TURNER. 

TURNER  & BOND, 


W.  A.  POND. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 


BRUCE  B.  BARNET. 


EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents. 


Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 


real  Estate  mortgage  loans, 


S.  E.  GROSS  S CO. 

Subdividers  and  owners 


96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 


80  Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 

CHICAGO. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 


New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application 


CAMPBELL  BROS, 

149  Madison  Street. 


E.  S.  DREYER  &>  GO., 

BANKERS, 


LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE. 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 


P.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public. 


S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

Ml  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 


157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 


Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No.  438. 


Thos  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V. Pres 
Sam'l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash  r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded ; Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL.  I 


F.  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Especii ' 'ttention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 


102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

of  Subdivisions. 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 

mead  & COE, 
REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  ' CHICAGO. 

HENRY  A.  OSBORN.  JOSEPH  B.  KEELER. 

OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting  Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  & Monroe  Sts. 

Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 
••0^0** 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  77  Illinois  Nat  1 Bank  Bldg. 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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

Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  434. 

R.  W.  BRIDGE, 

185  Dearborn  St. 

Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  an^ 
Care  of  Estates. 

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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JULY  10,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  reports  from  the  different  agents  show 
a better  market  and  more  trading  than 
might  be  expected  at  this  time  of  year 
The  demand  for  loans,  especially  building 
loans,  is  quite  active. 

At  the  meeting  of  the  Real -Estate  Board 
on  Wednesday,  only  a fair  number  of  the 
members  were  present. 

The  meetiugs  of  the  Board  are  not  held  so 
often  but  that  a full  attendance  should  be 
expected.  Matters  of  general  interest  and 
importance  come  up  for  discussion,  and  de 
mand  for  their  successful  issue,  the  hearty 
co-operation  of  the  whole  Board. 

The  portrait  of  Lyman  Baird,  ex-President 
of  the  Board,  in  accordance  with  a former 
request,  was  presented  and  appropriately 
received.  It  is  an  especially  fine  likeness  of 
Mr.  Baird. 

Mr.  Morey,  in  behalf  of  Mr.  Fernando 
Jones  and  of  himself,  presented  to  the 
Board  two  hand-bills,  nicely  framed,  bear- 
ing dates  of  1835  and  1836,  and  particularly 
interesting  as  giving  the  values  of  Chicago 
real-estate  at  that  time.  One  of  them  was 
the  notice  of  an  auction  of  40  lots  of  Chica- 
go property  between  Franklin  and  Fifth 
avenue,  Jackson  and  Adams,  to  be  sold  by 
FraDklin  & Jenidns,  at  the  Merchants’  Ex- 
change, New  York.  Pencil  marks  on  the 
margin  show  that  the  prices  brought  ranged 
from  $175  to  $300.  These  same  lots  could 
not  now  be  bought  for  as  many  thousands. 
The  other,  bearing  date  of  1836,  gives  the 
appraisement  of  a large  number  of  lots  by 
the  Commissioners  of  the  Illinois  and  Mich- 
igan canal— W.  F.  Thornton,  W.  B.  Archer 
and  G.  S.  Hubbard.  The  appraised  value  of 
a few  of  these  lots  will  be  of  interest.  Lot 
2,  blk  16,  80  ft.,  between  State  and  Dearborn 
on  Water,  was  then  valued  at  $12,000.  A 
fair  consideration  for  the  same  to-day  would 
be  $80,000. 

The  southeast  corner  of  Water  and  Frank 
lin,  appraised  at  $15,000,  is  now  worth 
$100,000. 

On  Lake  street,  between  Franklin  and 
Fifth  avenue,  80  feet,  then  valued  at  $15,- 
000,  could  not  now  be  purchased  at  less  than 
$80,000. 

The  northwest  corner  of  Lake  and  State 
was  appraised  at  $10,000,  and  is  worth  to 
day  a quarter  of  a million. 

Lots  on  Randolph,  between  State  and 
Market,  ranged  from  $5,000  to  $9,000,  and 
are  now  selling  from  $80,000  to  $150,000. 

Lots  on  Washington,  between  State  and 
Market,  appraised  at  $3,000  to  $6,000,  are 
held  all  the  way  from  $100,000  to  $175,000 
by  the  owners  of  to-day. 

I he  northwest  corner  of  Washington  and 
State,  appraised  then  at  $3,000,  would  bring 
now  $500,000. 

Lots  on  Madison,  between  State  and  Mar- 
ket, were  valued  at  $2,000  to  $3,250  and  range 
dow  from  $125,000  to  $200,000. 

The  northwest  corner  of  Clark  and  Madi- 
son, 80x180,  was  valued  at  $2,250.  Mr.  At- 
wood is  to-day  paying  interest  on  20x80  ft. 
of  this,  valued  at  over  $100,000. 

I he  plat  is  of  interest  also  as  showing  the 
changes  in  the  business  centres.  Property 
for  instance  on  Clihton  and  Carroll  avenue 
was  valued  as  high  as  the  northwest  corner 
of  State  and  Madison. 


The  auction  of  Western  lands,  at  the  Real 
Estate  Board  rooms,  was  well  attended, 
prices  ranging  from  $2.50  to  $4.50  an  acre. 

A public  auction  of  148  lots,  just  west  of 
Humboldt  Park  and  fronting  on  Diversey 
avenue,  It  est  40th  and  Mason  avenue,  in  the 
Town  of  Jefferson,  will  be  held  on  July  17, 
at  3 o’clock.  The  property  is  owned  by 
Thomas  Parker  and  will  be  sold  under  the 
management  of  Ellert  Barmm  & Co. 

Nelson  Thomasson  reports  a lively  mar- 
ket for  acres. 


Greenebaum  Sons  report  a large  amount 
of  capital  seeking  investment  which  neces- 
sarily makes  the  rates  of  interest  low.  They 
find  a moderate  demand  for  money. 

J.  A.  & S.  G.  Hair  report  an  improvement 
in  the  sale  of  vacant  property  for  the  pur- 
pose ef  immediate  improvement. 

Schroder  Bros.,  during  the  last  three  or 
four  weeks,  have  had  abetter  trade  in  build- 
ing lots  than  early  in  the  spring — ranging 
from  $300  to  $10,000. 

J.  P.  Bowes  & Co.  have  sold  the  following: 
25  ft.  State  and  54th,  $42.50  a ft.;  50  feet 
State  and  44tn,  $65  a ft.;  50  ft.  at  State  and 
60th,  $35;  100  feet  Lexington  and  52d, 
$5,250;  100  feet,  Kimbatk,  near  57th.  $2,- 
500;  100  ft.  Calumet  and  63d,  $1,400  ; 4 
lots,  47th,  near  School,  $2,600;  8 lots  in 
new  sub.,  at  44th  and  Walnut  st.,  $6,000;  10 
lots  on  Swan  st.,  nr.  School,  for  a school  site, 
at  $5,000;  48  ft.  on  Halsted  and  57th  st., 
$2,800.  Premises  4929  State,  $2,500;  323  ft. 
in  Normal  Park,  amounting  to  $8,400;  15 
cottages  in  Town  of  Lake,  $800  to  $2,000 
each.  For  State  st.  property,  of  which  they 
are  making  a specialty,  they  report  a good 
demand. 

Jane  Law  has  sold  to  Charles  B.  Foote, 
for  98,691,  the  south  half  of  the  noithwest 
quarter  of  Sec.  23,  Township  38,  Range  14, 
with  certain  exceptions 

CHICAGO  REAL-ESTATE  BOARD 

Chicago,  July  7,  1886. 
The  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the 
Board  was  called  to  order,  President  E.  A, 
Cummings  in  the  chair. 

The  following  named  members  were 
present:  Messrs.  W.W.  Baird,  F.  A.  Barnes, 
C.  R.  Calkins,  F.  R.  Chandler.  E.  A.  Cum 
mings,  E.  S.  Dreyer,  R.  C.  Givens,  H.  C. 
Harvey,  Bryan  Lathrop;  H.  C.  Morey,  W.  L. 
Pierce,  Edgar  M.  Snow,  Jno.  N.  Young  and 
Myron  A.  Baldwin.  The  minutes  of  the  pre 
vious  meeting  were  read  and  approved. 

The  Membership  Committee  reported  the 
name  of  Jas  C.  Young  for  agent  member- 
ship. The  report  was  adopted. 

I he  Presideat  announced  the  following 
Title  Committee,  pursuant  to  motion  adopt- 
ed at  last  meeting:  H.  L.  Turner,  A.  B. 

Mead,  W.  A.  Merigold,  F.  A.  Henshaw,  G.  L. 
Warner. 

He  also  announced  that  he  had  appointed 
Mr.  I rank  R.  Chandler  Chairman  of  the 
Committee  on  Protection  of  Property  in 
place  of  Mr.  H.  A.  Hurlbut,  resigned. 

Action  on  the  adoption  of  the  sale  con- 
tract was  next  in  order.  Mr.  Lathrop  pre- 
sented a communication  in  regard  to  this 
matter  from  Mr.  R.  W.  Reynolds,  embody- 
ing an  entirely  new  form  of  contract.  On 
motion  of  Mr.  Snow  it  was  resolved  that 
the  Chair  appoint  a committee  of  seven, 
which  shall  have  the  co-operation  of  the 
Attorney  of  the  Board,  and  which  shall,  after 
comparing  the  contract  presented  by  Mr. 
Lathrop  and  the  amended  one  prepared  by 
the  former  committee,  and  after  considering 
the  different  suggestions  which  different 
members  of  the  Board  may  offer,  prepare  a 
contract  to  be  used  by  the  Board.  The  ac- 
tion of  the  committee  to  be  final. 

The  following  committee  was  appointed: 
H.  C.  Morey,  Bryan  Lathrop,  Edgar  M. 
Snow,  W.  L.  Pierce.  W.  W.  Baird,  H.  C. 
Harvey,  Byron  A.  Baldwin. 

On  motion,  the  revision  of  the  Board 
Lease  was  referred  to  the  Committee  on 
Blanks,  and  Mr,  H.  C.  Harvey  was  request- 
ed to  present  the  form  of  Trust  Deed  used 
by  him  to  the  said  Committee  for  their 
consideration. 

Mr.  H.  C.  Morey  presented  to  the  Board, 
on  his  own  and  Mr.  Fernando  Jones’  behalf, 
two  hand-bills  of  sales  of  Chicago  real-es- 
tate, held  in  1835  and  1836  respectively. 

On  motion,  a vote  of  thanks  was  extended 
to  the  givers  for  their  valuable  and  unique 
presents. 

There  being  no  further  business  before 
the  Boaid,  on  motion, the  meeting  adjourned. 


of  Fowler  from  Leavitt  to  Evergreen  av; 
both  sides  of  Tilden  ave  from  Aberdeen  to 
Centre  ave;  both  sides  of  33d  st  from  Stew- 
art ave  to  Halsted  st;  both  sides  of  37th 
from  Stewart  ave  to  Butler  st;  both  sides  of 
34th  st  from  Ashland  av  to  Charlton  st;  both 
sides  32d  from  Wallace  to  Dashiel  st;  both 
sides  of  Portland  av  from  Douglass  to  37th; 
both  sides  of  38th  from  Stewart  ave  to  Hal- 
sted st;  on  w side  of  Leavitt  from  Rhine  to 
Fullerton  ave;  w side  of  Talman  ave  from 
Ogden  to  w 15th  st;  n side  of  30th  st  from 
alley  east  of  Groveland  ave  to  Lane  Park  av; 
s side  of  29th  st  from  alley  east  of  Grove- 
and  av  to  Lake  ParK  av.  For  curbing  fill- 
ing and  paving  east  and  w alley  blk  54,  Ken- 
zie’s  Add.  Same  on  Belden  ave  from  n Clark 
to  Hurlbut,  for  repealing  ordinance  for  op- 
ening Asylum  place  from  North  branch  to 
Elston  ave;  for  repealing  ordinance  and  an- 
nulling assessment  for  the  improvement  of 
Franklin  st  from  Lane  to  Adams  st;  for  es- 
tablishing grade  on  Oakley  av  from  w Van 
Buren  to  w Harrison  st;  for  establishing 
sidewalk  space  on  Dayton  st  from  North  av 
to  Belden  av  at  14  feet;  also  for  repairing 
Indiana  st,  w Huron  st,  &c. 


Suburban  Improvements. 

hvde  pabk. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  sidewalk  on 
the  west  side  of  Langley  av  from  north  line 
to  south  line  lot  19,  Margaret  Johnson’s  sub. 

The  board  of  trustees  met  on  Monday 
June  28,  and  passed  an  ordinance  granting 
the  Cook  Co.  Rapid  Transit  Co.  a right  of 
way  from  41st  st  to  the  southern  limit  of  the 
village. 

The  route  laid  down  as  follows:  Com- 
mencing at  Forty-first  street,  between  Vin- 
cennes and  St.  Lawrence  avenues,  south  to 
a point  midway  between  50th  and  51st 
streets,  thence  east  on  a curve  to  Cottage 
Grove  avenue,  thence  on  or  near  that  avenue 
to  seventy  first  street,  thence  westward  to 
South  Park  ave  thence  south  to  the  right  of 
way  of  the  Chicago  & Western  Indiana, 
thence  along  that  road  to  the  Indiana  State 
line.  The  road  is  to  carry  no  freight. 

Ordinances  were  adopted  as  follows:  Op- 
ening and  extending  Superior  avenue,  bet- 
i ween  Eighty  sixth  and  Eighty  seventh 
streets. 


SWEZEY’S 


IMPROVED 


Dumb 


Waiter 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 

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svSlJjr.  WITH 

AUTOM  ATTIC  CA.TCK. 


LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE! 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 

1^**  Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THE 

BEST  IS  THE  MARKET. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

ISO  SOtla  STREET 
CHICACO,  ILL. 


Seasoned  Cuban 

—and — 

Mexican 


MAHOGANY 


For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

283  to  289  East  20th  St. 


SAW  MILLS  AND  WHARF  : 

Foot  Houston  Street, 

NEW  YORK. 


CHICA  CO,  ILL. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


CITY  COUXCIL. 

Ordinances  were  passed  for  sidewalks  on 
both  sides  of  Crossing  st  from  Paulina  to 
Mendel  st;  Girard  st  from  Armitage  to  W 
Cly bourn  place;  both  sides  of  Lnbeck  from 
Robey  to  Leavitt;  both  sides  of  Armitage 
ave  from  Elston  av  to  Mendel  st;  both  sides 


1WO  Dearborn  Street,  Oliioago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

nrl.  . , For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Drain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 

one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

[^"Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre- 
pared to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction, 
special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


407 


Pioneer  Fire-proof  JF"Ax*G 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone 


ADAMS  & ADAMS, 

DEALERS  IN 

FINE  DRY,  OIL  5 COACH  COLORS 

AND 

General  Painters’  Smprplies. 

Exclusive  Agents  for 

WALPOLE  MORTAR  BLACK. 

248  RANDOLPH  ST.,  CHICAGO. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M Boioe. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


THE  . ■ • ■ ■ == 

Building  * Department 

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COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealeis 
in  Building  Material. 

Fobt  Wayne  Indiana — An  orphan  asylue  costing  $30,000, 
will  soon  be  built  here. 

Loganspoet,  Indiana— The  Pan  Handle  railroad  will 
build  a ner  depot  here. 

West  Bend  Wis. — A large  hotel  is  to  be  built  on  the  site 
of  the  Washington  house. 

Hubbard, Ohio— The  trustees  of  Hiram  College  have  con- 
tracted to  erect  a new  college  at  a cost  of  $100,000. 

Anna  Illinois — A stone  gate  house  and  conservatory  will 
be  built  at  the  hospital  Dr.  Horace  Wardner,  supertendent. 

Zanesville,  Ohio— Congress  have  appropriated  $100,000 
for  a public  building  to  be  erected  here.  The  site  is  not 
decided  upon. 

Kansas  City  Missouri — H.  Ricks  will  erect  a two-story 
frame  residence  at  the  corner  of  15th  and  Wyandotte  st. 
at  a cost  of  $6,000. 

Milwaukee,  Wis.— The  plans  for  the  buildings  for  the 
state  fair  at  the  Cold  Spring  Park  have  been  prepared  and 
will  soon  be  ready  for  bids. 

Windsor  Indiana — The  bridge  across  Stormy  Creek  will 
be  rebuilt,  this  summer  of  wrought. iron.  It  will  be  130  ft 
long.  J Aldstadt  is  the  architect. 

Canton  Ohio — Lutheran  Society,  Trinity  church  will 
erect  stone  building  73x126  feet; cost,  $35,000;  A.  S.  Hunt- 
ington, brick  residence  43x53  feet;  cost  $9,000. 

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Little  Rook  Ark— Judge  Vaughn  has  had  plans  prepar- 
ed by  Max  Klopp  architect  for  2 brick  stores  cor.  Fifth  and 
Main  Sts.  50x150;  estimated  cost  $8,000. 

Milwaukee,  wis. — William  Schilling  will  erect  seven  cot- 
tages on  Scott  street,  to  cost  $7,000.  Mr.  Jacobs  will  erect 
a brick  building  on  East  Water  street,  to  cost  $5,200. 

Madison,  Wis. — The  county  board  of  Pierce  county  has 
appropriated  $4,000  to  construct  a poor  house.  The  plans 
of  H.  H.  Giles,  of  the  state  board  of  charities  and  reform, 
have  been  accepted. 

Milwaukee,  Wis.— Bradley  Bros,  will  erect  a carriage 
repository  at  tee  corner  of  Jefferson  and  Wisconsin  streets, 
to  cost  $25  000.  Henry  Kurz  will  erect  a brick  store  at  219 
Third  street,  to  cost  $6,000. 

Evansville.  Ind. — For  L.  Preston  <fc  Co.;  three-story 
brick  addition,  26x80  feet,  to  factory  building;  cost  $2,000; 
Chas.  P.  Stoltz,  builder.  L.  Loenthal  & Co.,  brick  addition 
to  store,  40x50  feet;  cost  $5,000. 

Durand,  Illinois — A $7,000  school  house  will  be  erected 
here.  It  will  be  two-stories,  built  of  frame  brick  and  stone 
foundation  School  furniture  and  furnace  heat.  E.  E.  Mey 
ers  & Son  of  Detroit  Mich,  are  the  architects. 

Sioux  City  Iowa — An  $18,000  school  house  will  soon  be 
erected,  R.  C.  Marks  president.  J.  W.  Martin  architect. 
It  will  be  two-stories  and  built  of  common  bricK.  Will  have 
one  boiler,  furniture,  steam  neat  etc.  Contract  not  let. 

Cedar  Rapids  Iowa — .A  business  building  is  being  erect- 
ed here  under  the  supervision  of  B F Hines  at  a cost  of 
$8,000.  It  will  be  built  of  brick  and  require  steam  heat 
and  composition  roofing.  W.  A.  Fulkerson  is  the  architect. 

Kansas  City  Missouri — L.  C.  Wirght  will  build  six  frame 
residences  on  Tracy  avenue,  north  of  Independence  avenue 
to  cost  $9,800.  M.  A.Warmsberry  will  build  a frame  resi- 
dence, to  cost  $2,000.  A new  $75,000  school  building  will 
be  erected  here.  G.  H.  Wheelock  will  build  a stable,  35x42, 
at  422  West  Thirteenth.  F.  C.  Marsh  will  build  two  brick 
residences  at  the  corner  of  Independence  and  Woodland 
avenues,  to  cost  $14,000. 


J.  W.  Malonk,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  andTrea. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


LARRABEE  & NORTH, 

DEALERS  IN 

BUILDER’S  HARDWARE 
Engineer’s  and  Surveyor’s  Instruments. 

No.  1 S 1 State  Street, 

Palmer  House  Block. 


MAHOftAIY. 


The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 
Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st 14@16c  per  ft: 


Small  Cuba, 
St.  Jago  “ 
St.  Domingo 
Mexican, 
Large  Cuba, 
Mexican, 


1st 11c 

1st 18c  “ 

1st 20c  “ 

1st 13c@17c  “ 

2d 11c 

2d 10c@lli£c. 


Evansville  Ind — 0.  F.  Jacobi  is  about  to  build  two  large 
frame  houses. 

Peoria  III — Clark  Bros. .will  shortly  build  a large  brick 
warehouse  and  office  adjoining  their  distillery. 

H.  McNichol,  five  story  brick  store;  cost  $8,000;  architect 
Mr.  Simmons;  contractor  J Collins. 

Minneapolis  Minn — Geo.  Siebel,  three  story  brick  store 
and  flat  1227  Washington  ave;  cost  $10,000. 

St  Louis  Mo — Brinkwuth  & Nolter,  a five-story  brick 
malt  house;  cost  $8,000;  architect  E Youngerfield  & Co., 
sub-let. 

Toledo  Ohio — Jefferson  and  Ontario  Sts.,  Odd  Fellows 
Hall  three  story  and  basement;  cost  about  $24,000;  archi- 
tects, E.  O.  Fallis  & Co.  builder  Carl  Schmuhl. 

Detroit  Mich — The  boys  of  the  Episcopal  Academy 
closed  their  school  year  by  breaking  ground  for  the  new 
academy,  which  the  McKinstry  Estate  will  build  next  to  the 
church  of  Our  Father  on  West  Grand  Circus  Park;  archi- 
tect, Gordon  W Lloyd. 

Lake  View  III — C.  J Westphal,  mason  contractor  of  375 
Southport  avenue  is  building  a two  story  and  basement 
dwelling,  at  34  Jay  street,  for  Mr.  John  Marthens  of  Shef- 
field avenue.  It  will  have  au  Anlerson  pressed  brick  front 
with  Lemont  stone  trimmings,  and  cost  about  $5,000.  The 
carpenter  work  will  be  done  by  Charles  Gilzow,  of  Dayton 
street  near  Clay.  The  plans  were  prepared  by  John  Sch- 
noor,  of  434  Dayton  street. 


REPORT  OF  NEW  BXJU-.DI3STOS  ^JSTJD  BUILIOinsrOS  TO  BE  ERECTED, 


In  advance  of  Permits  for  the  weekending  July  10,  1886. 


OWNER. 


.2  KIND  OF 

S BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

m 1 

S W Roth 

John  E Dean 

Decker  & Knox 

Mrs  Mary  Pollard 

C Manderville 

Chicago  Training  School  .. 

Jno  Fitzgerald 

Robt  Miller 

Brewer  h Hoffman 

Martin  Mulcahy 

akGWRR  Co 


E J Lehmann 

M J Griffin 

John  Burke 

Mrs  Eierdon 

G W Williams 

A W Peterson 

D Weinheimer 

Wm  Kerr 

H Grusendorf 

A Falter 

O Deidrich 

Presbyterian  T Seminary. 


LOCATION. 


4 dwellings 

Block  Stores  and  flats. 

Livery  Stable  

Flat  building 

Stores  and  flats 

Training  School 

Stores  and  flats 

Flat  building 

Brewery 

Dwellings 

Round-house 

Depot 

Store  and  flats 


3 dwellings 

Store  and  flats 

Flat  building 

Stores  and  flats 

Residences 

Flat  building 

Residences 

Stores  and  flats.... 

2 residences 

Dormitory 


94x47 

50x90 

50x100 

25x80 

26x70 

20x100 

24x68 

22x54 

68x100 

22x54 


100x46 

26x60 

57x55 

25x48 

29x64 

44x70 

22x54 

21x56 

33x56 

24x102 

25x50 


672  to  678  W Ohio  st 

939-941  Milwaukee  av 

930-932  W Van  Buren  st 

Lake  av  and  38th  st 

237  E Division  st 

Ohio  and  Dearborn  sts  

822  37th  st 

Paulina  st  and  Taylor 

47  to  51  So  Green  st 

Fifth  av  and  31st  st  

Lincoln  and  14th  sts 

450  Fifth  av  

State  and  23d  sts 

W Lake  and  43d  sts 

Hyde  Park,  111 

2729  Wentworth  av 

411  So  Oakley  av 

43  & 45  W Indiana  st 

Taylor  and  Laflinsts 

267  Flournoy  st 

Hoyne  av  and  Ewing  Pi 

776  So.  Ashland  ave 

594  Milwaukee  av 

Fullerton  av  and  Halsted  st 


COST 


25000 
10  “ 
10  “ 
20000 
14  “ 

5 “ 

4 “ 

25  “ 

6 “ 
22  “ 
11  “ 
20  “ 

3 “ 

6 “ 

4 “ 

9 “ 

10  “ 

6 “ 

4 “ 
13  “ 

8 “ 

5 “ 

200000 


ARCHITECT  OR  BUILDER. 


W Strippelman  & Co  , 159  La  Salle  st. . 

L G Hallberg,  Ashland  Blk 

Decker  & Knox 

Thomas  & Rodgers,  108  Dearborn  st... 

E J Ostling,  1199  Milwaukee  av 

W G Barfield,  81  Ciark  st 

H Van  Pelt,  4210  Dearborn  st 

P W Ruebl,  565  So  Canal  st 

Fred  Wolf,  527  N Halsted  st 

Jos  Frank,  205  25th  PI 

Wm  Grace,  (contractor),  Howland  Blk 

Treat  & Foltz,  80  Dearborn  st 

M Keating,  Conal  st  

J F Doerr,  2808  Wentworth  ave 

C W Warneke,  125  Clark  st 

Jno  Otter,  2 So  Clark  st 

H Hardinger,  122  W Lake  st 

Wm  Kerr,  265  Flournoy  st 

G Bloedner,  613  Chicago  av 

H Sierks,  89  Randolph  st 

A F Wolf,  1076  Milwaukee  av 

A W F Colton,  Reaper  Blk 


DESCRIPTION. 


Brick  and  stone  trimmings. 

Brick  and  terra  cotta. 

Brick,  Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  ornamental  copper. 
Pressed  Brick,  stone,  etc. 

Anderson  Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  Pressed  brick. 

St  Louis  pressed  brick  and  buff  Bedford  stone. 
Brick. 

St  Louis  pressed  brick,  broken  stone  and  terra  cotta. 
Brick. 

Brick. 

Racine  pressed  brick  and  blue  Bedford  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 

Iddiana  Pressed  Brick. 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 

“ “ “ “ Lake  Sup.  brown  stone. 

“ “ “ ,l  Lemont  Stone. 

St  Louis  pressed  brick  and  Lake  Sup  brown  stone , 
Indiana  pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 

St  Louis  pressed  brick  and 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 


Hardwood 


Lumber 

AND 

Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood,  established  1853 

TO  ORDER. 


HARDWOOD 


— AND  ALL  KINDS  OF  — 

FLOORING 

O 


INCORPORATE 

HOLBROOK  CO. 


{^"Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  crder. 


Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO. 

South  Branch  Chicago  River.  | Telephone  No.  8213. 


SCHRADER,  BROS., 

Real  Estate  I Loans. 

38  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  St.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street — Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Membeb  Chicago  Real  Estate  Boabd. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg. 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


mortgage  bankers, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  HEAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  PATES 

p.  R.  CHANDLER.  no  Dearborn  Street.  f.  R.  CHANDLER. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & C0.? 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


Ill  La  Salle  St., 


CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

®“JIoney  Loaned, 

®“Taxes  Paid, 

^“Investments  Made, 

^“Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 

A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NOPTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PPOPEPTY 

■A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  42  Portland  Block,  107  Dearborn  St. 

MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURBENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

North-western  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

R.  Prindiville,  Agent, 


Rooms  13  and  14. 


No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs.  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st. : 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8 % to  15$  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opeba  House  Building. 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran 
dolph-st.  : 

We  have  for  sale:  Lake  View  property  of 
every  description.  Choice  lots  at  the  termi- 
nius  of  the  new  North  Halsted  street-car  line 
on  Melrose  and  School  Sts. 

We  are  exclusive  agents  for  the  central 
part  of  Argyle  Park,  the  first  lake  shore 
suburb  north  of  Chicago.  Also  have  acres 
for  sale  on  the  Chicago,  Evanston  & Lake 
Superior  Railroad.  Owners  of  a new  sub- 
division at  Avondale,  5 miles  from  the 
Northwestern  Railroad  city  depot.  Neat 
cottages  and  fifty  feet  of  ground,  two  blocks 
from  station,  for  $1,000  on  monthly  pay- 
ments. 

Money  loaned  on  good  city  and  suburban 
property  at  current  rates. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Streets- 

VVILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


FOR  SALE — By  Bebnhabd  F.  Webeb,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE.- 
Salle  St. 


-By  Goldy  & Zubbubg,  111  La 


P.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  1 Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 

FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


DIXON  & PETERSONt 

(Successors  to  C.G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING} 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


WANTED. 


To  purchase  a one-half  interest  in  an  es- 
tablished Real  Estate  business,  or  to  form  a 
partnership  with  an  experienced  party.  Ad- 
dress “ Purchaser,’'  Rbal  Estate  and  Build- 
ing Journal,  Room  14, 164-166  Washington 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

b>-ick  flats.  . „ 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  Drick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

...$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53^x137 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av.  lot  25x152;  choice.  $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice. $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,0(  0 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington. 

St.,  Room  10:  6 

Business  Pbopebty  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners- 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


FOR  SALE. 

RECEIVER’S  SALE. 

On  Friday,  July  1 6,  at  11  o’ elk,  A.  M. 

At  my  office,  Room  6, 

97  Washington  St.,  Chicago,  III., 


FOR  SALE. — By  C.  U.  Gordon  & Co.,  79 

Dearborn  Street. 

Elm  Street,  near  Lake  Shore  Drive,  ele 
gaDt  residences,  from  $9,000  to  $13,000 
each. 

Corner  Bellevue  Place  and  Rush 
choice  location  for  block  houses. 

Bargains  in  residence  and  business  pro 
perty  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


Street, 


FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 

Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
A N.  W . Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
V\  estern  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  forinvest- 
ment.  M.  A.  Fabb,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE — By  E.  S.  Dbeyeb  & Co.,  99 
Dearborn-st. : 

BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 
State-st.,  north  of  Twelfth— A fine  im- 
proved corner $55,000 

East  of  Clark  st.,  north  of  Van  Buren, 
50x100  feet,  with  cheap  building,  per  foot 

•••••■ $1000 

Van  Buben-st.,  near  Franklin,  20x105 

••••'• $16,000 

Corner  of  Chicago-ave.,  west  of  Wells-st. 

100x130  feet;  per  foot $325 

N.  Wells-st. — Fine  store  and  flat.. $7, 500 
Chicago-ave.,  east  of  Larrabee-st. — 3- 

story  store  and  fiats 

Chioago-ave. — 2-storv  frame  and  lot$8,000 
N.  Clabk-st. — Stone-front  store  . .$16,000 
Nobth  Clabk-st. — 4 story  stone-front 

store $20,000 

Cor.  Michigan-ave.  and  Thiety-seyenth 
st.— 74x135 


I shall  sell,  subject  to  the  approval  of  the 
Circuit  Court  of  Cook  County,  the  follow- 
ing described  lots  or  lands,  situated  in  Cor- 
nell, near  Grand  Crossing  Cook  County,  111., 
viz.:  All  of  blocks  1.  2,  3,  4,  and  5,  con- 

taining 46  lots  each.  Lots  1 to  22  and  39  to 
53  in  Block  6.  Lots  1 to  7,  Block  7.  Lots  1 to 
18,  Block  8.  Lots  1 to  18,  Block  11.  Lots 
1 to  7 and  26  to  29,  Block  13.  Lots  1 to  13- 

17,  28  to  31.  34  to  40,  43  and  44,  Block  14. 
Lots  11  to  13,  16,  17,  -28  to  44,  Block  15- 
Lots  1 to  11,  36  to  46,  Block  16.  Lots  12  to 

18,  30  to  33,  35,  36,  with  small  cottage,  37  to 
39,  42  to  44,  Block  48.  Being  411  lots  in  all, 
comprising  over  40  acres,  for  the  sum  of 
forty  thousand  dollars  ($40,000),  five  thous- 
and dollars  ($5,000)  cash,  balance  payable 
in  three  (3)  years,  with  interest  at  the  rate- 
of  six  (6)  per  cent,  per  annum,  payable 
semi-annually,  secured  by  trust  deed  on  the 
premises,  with  privilege  of  release  there- 
from of  any  lots  on  conditions  to  be  learned 
on  applieation  to  the  undersigned.  (Pur- 
chaser to  pay  all  taxes  and  special  assess- 
ments on  the  premises  for  the  year  1886.) 
Unless  a higher  and  better  bid  is  then  and 
there  made,  in  which  case  said  premises  will 
be  sold  to  the  highest  and  best  bidder.  For 
further  information  apply  to 

Samuel  D.  Ward, 

Receiver  Public  Life  Insurance  Co.  of  Chi- 
cago. 


HOW 


Wabash-ave.,  near  Thirteenth-st. — 50 

feet,  cheap 

Habmon-coubt— 82  feet;  per  foot.  ..'..$20 
North  Clabk-st.: 

3-story  brick  block,  cor.  Clark  and  Chest- 
nut sts $25  000 

3- stery  block,  44x100  Clark-st.,'  near  Erie 

. $40,000 

4- story  building  and  lot,  Clark-st.,  near 

Superior $19,000 

44x100  feet  corner,  frame  improvements, 

„ $27,000 

65-foot  lot,  near  Oak-st $15,000 

75x100  feet  corner,  with  cheap  improve- 

merits {§28  000 

Stone-front  building  and  lot,  22x150.  $ie’oOR 
3-story  stone-front,  near  Ohio-st . . . $20,000 
330x150,  with  cheap  improvements  $100,000 
5 stone  rront  residences,  opposit  Lincoln 
Park. 

3 maroie  rronts,  14  rooms,  near  Fullerton 


TO  DECORATE. 

— There  4 an  increasing  demand  for  Cal- 
ifornia redwood  as  an  interior  finish,  owing 
to  its  rich,  warm,  brown  hue  with  a certain 
satin-like  effect. 

The  class  of  furniture^  most  in  favor  at 
present  is  the  English  and  Colonial  styles  of 
one  hundred  and  fifiy  years  ago. 

Gobelin  tapestry  is  the  correct  thing  to 
drape  the  walls  of  a hall  or  ante-room,  large 
statues  and  busts  in  marble  or  bronze  are  j. 
placed  in  the  intermediate  spaces  or  valu 
able  cabinets  and  similiar  works  of  art;  the 
windows  are  richly  curtained  and  the  doors 
draped  with  handsome  portieres,  the  floor  is 
of  polished  wood  or  is  richly  tiled,  and  a 
handsome  rug  completes  the  adornment. 

— A new  departure  in  table  linen  is  in  the 
highly  embroidered  cloths  which  have  large 
floral  patterns  in  crewel  or  cotton  thread. 
These  tablecloths,  with  extensive  shrubberies 
sometimes  seeming  to  extend  from  the  hem 
up  into  the  centre,  are  very  beautiful. 


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133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


liee  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

ltlll.l>l\4.  FKRMITS. 

.Bhland  av  No  24,  P Donegan  one  story  cot- 
tage 21x45,  $900. 

.rcher  av  No  3532,  Mrs  Junker  two  story 
dwelling  22x64,  $3,000. 

.shland  av  No  826  Frank  Hillis  three  story 
flat  24x77,  $7,200. 

L shland  av  n No  566,  T Gerson  two  story 
dwelling  21x58,  $5,000. 
lonney  st  No  1252,  L Lusk  one  story  cottage 
21x32,  $700. 

iutterfield  st  No  3207  Charles  Jackson  two- 
story  flat  22x46,  2,600. 
irysonstNos  89  and  91,  John  Jenson  two 
two-story  dwellings  42x44,  $5,000. 

Jornell  st  No  178  Geo  C Williams  two  story 
dwelling  22x58,  $4,000. 
lolorado  st  No  126  E Cohn,  one  story  store 
20x30,  $500. 

Ihicago  av  No  722,  John  Strause  one  story 
cottage  20x34,  $1,000. 
loulter  st  Nos  74  to  78  T Campbell  three 
two-story  dwellings  20x60,  $10,000. 
lenter  st  No  139,  C Reifstahl  three-story 
store  and  dwelling  22x64,  no  valuation. 

Hark  st  n No  580,  S C BuIIock  stone  founda- 
tion 26x74,  $1,000. 

lenter  st  No  128.  E A Dyer  barn  24x31, 
■'$800. 

Division  st  w No  47»,  F Wilke  two  story 
dwelling  22x65,  $4,000. 

Division  st  w No  466,  Mrs  M Bruno  two- 
story  dwelling  22x55,  $3,500. 

Desplanjes  st  s No  166  John  Pratt  three 
story  s.oreand  flat  20x50,  $2,500. 

Dayton  st  No  445,  Virginia  Tracy  three  story 
dwelling  24x64,  $5,500. 

Dearborn  st  No  3754,  W H Smith  two-ntory 
dwelling  25x48,  $6,000. 

311ston  av  No  389  ChasW  Strouse  one  story 
basement  22x46,  $1,000. 
illston  av  No  452,  L ' Isbrom  two  story  dwell- 
ing 20x50.  $3,000. 

Egan  av  108  Mary  Klein  two  story  dwelling 
21x72,  $4,000. 

Eighteenth  st  w No  525  James  Kalas  three- 
story  store  and  flat  24x80,  $6,800. 

Eighteenth  st  w No  586  Joseph  Kilal  two- 
story  flat  21x54,  $3,600, 

Fowler  st  No  18,  H Jurs  two  story  flat  22x56 
$3,500. 

Fremont  st  No  260,  H H Heirshfeld  two- 
story  flat  23x68  $4,500. 

Fifteenth  st  w No  499  John  Smith  two-story 
flat  20x36.  $2,000. 

Fairfield  st  No  670,  R F Geise  two-story 
dwelling  20x60,  $3,200. 

Grand  boul  No  3642  C A Nichols  two  story 
dwelling  27x72,  $12,000. 

Harrison  st  No  651,  Catherine  Foy  two-story 
flat  25x60,  $6,000. 

Harrison  stNo  1533  Joseph Genestone  story 
cottage  20x40  $1,000. 

Harrison  st  No  1527  Geo  St  Peter  one  story 
cottage  20x40,  $1,000. 

Hoyne  av  No  697,  H Grusendorf  two  story 
dwelling  30x56,  $6,000. 

Halsted  st  n No  816,  Frank  Rees  two-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x70,  $3,000. 

Hinman  st  No  1006,  John  Hempel  one  story 
cottage  21x32,  $800. 

Irving  place  No  461,  J M Nockin  r.wo-story 
flat  22x57  $3,500. 

Irving  place  No  455  J N Gunning  two-story 
dwelling  22x45,  $4,000. 

Jackson  st  No  1179,  Thos  Price  two-story 
flat  25x52,  $2,000. 

Johnson  st  No  339  J Leverang,  one  add  story 
20x58,  $1,000. 

Kieley  st  No  2947,  M Mngan,  one-story  cot- 

Itage  20x31  $800. 

Laxe  st  No  1057,  Bridget  Campbell  two  story 
store  and  dwelling  22x68  $3,800. 

La  Salle  stNo  3030,  Swedish  Mission  Church 
three  story  flat  22x65,  $4,000. 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS. 


Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  Fine  store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


two- 


Lake  st  w No  468,  L Schreiber  one  story  cot- 
tage addition  20x50  $400. 

LaSalle  st  No  102  James  McKenna  three- 
story  store  and  flat  22x68,  $4,500. 

Laflin  st  No  228  P Moore  two-story  dwelling 
21x34,  $2,000. 

Main  st  No  3041,  J Beck  one  story  brick 
basement  20x25,  $400. 

Moore  st  No  131,  C Meyer  one  story  cottage 
21x36,  $800. 

Madison  st  w No  285  L C Kiniston  four 
story  store  and  flat  25x84  $7,000. 

Maplewood  st  No  31,  H Smith  one-story 
cottage  21x43,  $1,300. 

Madison  st  w Nos  61  and  63,  C F Ruggles. 

bath-house  20x20,  $1,000. 

Michigan  av  No  2101.  Pickwick  apartment 
building, — a six  story  apartment  building 
30x100,  $50,000. 

Moore  st  No  125  W Lifke  one  story  cottage 
20x46,  $900. 

Nutt  st  No  21,  John  Conrad  brick  addition 
20x33,  $1,700. 

North  av  No  454,  Dr  Paul  Kreve  two  story 
dwelling  22x40  $3,500. 

Newton  st  No  73,  J Gayelitz  one  story  cot- 
tage 22x58,  $1,400. 

Newton  st  No  37,  J Brown  two  story  dwell- 
ing 20x34,  $1,500. 

Ohio  st  w No  448,  John  O’Leary  two  story 
dwelling  20x50,  $2,000. 

Oakley  av  s Nos  468  and  470  J N Gunning, 
two  two  story  dwellings  44x60  $9,000 
Polk  st  w No  1311  Wm  Powis  one  story  cot 
tage  21x32  $800; 

Paulina  st  s No  467,  John  Reynolds 
story  flats  21x50  $2,500. 

Prairie  av  No  2625  J A Jenkins  ,barn  30x30, 

$1,200. 

Parnell  av  No  3721  Patrick  Riordan  one- 
story  cottage  20x34,  $750. 

Robey  st  No  514.  John  H Ackenhausen  two- 
story  flat  21x37,  $1,400. 

Richmond  st  cor  Division  Margaret 
Kennedy  two  story  dwelling  21x42,  $1,800. 
Sawyer  av  Nos  931  to  941,  F B Abbott  five 
two  story  dwellings  100x44,  $15,000. 

State  st  s No  2527  Chicago  Veterinary  Col- 
lege, two-story  college  69x38x100  $8,000. 
State  st  No  3638  A J Toolen  three-story-store 
and  flat  24x60  $8,000. 

Thirty  third  st  No  872,  Wm  Lentz  one  story 
cottage  18x20,  $500. 

Taylor  st  No  613,  Patrick  Kennedy  two-story 
dwelling  21x52,  $3,700. 

Thirty  third  st  No  1332  C P Welsh  one  story 
cottage  20x43,  $1,000. 

Townsend  st  Nos  204  and  206,  Conrad  War- 
necke  two  four  story  stores  and  dwellings 
40x80,  $13,000. 

Twelfth  st  w-No  533  J Caffray,two  story  ad- 
dition, $3,000. 

Thirty  fifth  st  No  1068,  T O’Shea  one  story 
cottage  20x30,  $700. 

Taylor  st  No  634  Elizabeth  Mullen  two-story 
dwelling  21x56,  $4,000. 

Thirteenth  st  w No  447  Rudolph  Schultz  one 
storv  cottage  21x34,  $800. 

Throop  st  No  668,  Joseph  Donnelly  three 
story  store  and  flat  25x85,  $8,000. 
Thirteenth  st  w No  567  Johanna  Ford  two- 
story  flats  21x39,  $1,700. 

Thirty  first  st  No  601  A Tanner  two  story 
store  and  dwelling  25x45,  $3,150. 

Taylor  st  No  151,  James  A Hill  one  story 
cottage  20x30,  $800. 

Vernon  Park  place  No  31,  M Kennedy  three 
story  dwelling  26x65,  $6,000. 

Vernon  av  Nos  3338  and  3340,  J H Shattuck 
two  two  story  dwellings  46x68,  $8,000. 
Walnut  st  Nos  817  to  839,  H Davis  ten  two- 
story  dwellings  220x46,  $35,000. 


Warren  av  Nos  743  to  751,  J L Campbell  five 
two-story  dwellings  100x50  $25,000. 

Western  av  s No  162,  Robert  Grant  one-story 
brick  basement  20x40,  $800. 

Warren  av  No’ 458  Thos  Pond  two  story 
dwelling  20x64,  $3,500. 

Wentworth  av  No  3549  Edward  Bane  one- 
story  cottage  20x32  $600. 

Webster  av  No  216,  James  O’Connor  two- 
story  dwelling  24x65  $4, COO. 

Wabash  av  No  3156,  M W Wolff  two  story 
barn  23x30,  $300. 

Wentworth  av  No  2413,  Chas  Lemm  three- 
story  store  and  dwelling  22x78,  $5,500. 

Wentworth  av  No  3605  J P Newman  two- 
story  flat  building  24y73,  $4,500. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Ambrose  st  e of  Boulevard  sf  25x124  ft 
July  1,  F Ramme  to  Karl  Clauss  ....  $750 
Ashland  av  96  ft  s of  Henry  st  ef  24x128  ft 
July  1,  J Roberts  to  C R WallecK.  .$1,225 
Ashland  av  se  cor  of  Taylor  st  wf  25x100 
ft  June  16,  M M Daunehy  to  Michael 

Kehoe $9,000 

A st  161  ft  w of  Southport  av  nf  25x120  ft 

July  1,  A Wisnerto  W Jannich $525 

AllDort  st  425  ft  s of  16th  wf  24x125%  ft 
impd  July  6 John  Petru  to  the  Benedic- 
tine Order $4^200 

Adams  st  w sw  cor  of  Centre  av  nf  97%x 
120  ft  June  17,  Matthew  Laflin  to  J J 

Brennan $16,250 

Archer  av  near  Beers  st  se  f 24x116  ft  J uly 
7 J Bloechinger  to  McFarlane  & Gibson 

.. $1,300 

Armitage  road  375  ft  e of  Commercial  st 
sf  41  ft  to  railroad  June  28,  Devillo  R 

Holt  to  Frank  Dettler $1,500 

Adams  st  w 153  ft  w of  Western  av  nf  24x 
123  ft  June  21,  D H Sawyer  to  T C Dy- 

mond $1,550 

Adams  st  w 177  ft  w of  Western  av  nf  24x 
123  ft  June  21,  S M Ackerly  to  I C Dy- 

mohd • $1,500 

Ashland  av  ne  cor  of  Nebraska  st  wf  62% 
xl50  ft  June  28,  C Price  to  J B Carter 

$6,875 

Ambrose  st  126  ft  e of  Lincoln  sf  24x100 
ft  June  5,  B B Ferguson  to  A Schwartz 

$1,500 

Banks  st  e of  Astor  sf  35  ft  to  alley  July 

3 P Palmer  to  EdL  Ryerson $7,875 

Banks  st  e of  Astor  sf  43  ft  to  alley  July  3 

P Palmer  to  E L Ryerson $9,675 

Butler  st  249  ft  s of  32d  ef  25x124  ft  June 
14.  Finney  <fc  Lyons  to  F & M Olson . $650 
Bushnell  st  300  ft  w of  Wentworth  av  nf 
25x127  ft  May  21,  F A & F C Lathrop 

to  M C Haggerty $1,025 

Blue  Island  av  88  ft  s of  Gurley  st  ef  20  ft 
to  alley  June  9,  Owen  Quigley  to  J Cha- 

pect $1,300 

Barclay  st  nw  cor  of  Thomas  ef  25x125  ft 
June  2 1,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  H L 

Bredtschneider $600 

Burling  st  153  ft  n of  Willow  ef  26x131  ft 
irond  Feb  16,  Chris  Miller  to  S Miller 

. $2,300 

Brigham  st  266  ft  w of  Ashland  av  sf  24x 
100  ft  Apr  10,  W G Anderson  to  F Jagla 

f $625 

Blackhawk  st  210  ft  eof  Paulina  sf  24x75 

ft  June  20,  R Skibbe  to  A Dorch $650 

Butler  st  325  ft  s of  30th  wf  25x125  ft  .mne 
| io  BM  Townsend  to  H Breckheimer 

I ’ $1,000 


Barclay  st  141  ft  s of  Division  wf  24%x 
123  ft  June  28,  estate  of  James  Carter  to 

J L C & H Heinz $485 

Cross  st  575  ft  n of  Harrison  wf  25x116% 
ft  July  1,  E I & F D Cottrin  to  J Lilley 
$500 

Clark  st  n 165  ft  n of  Garfield  av  wf  24x 
122  ft  June  22,  E Spencer  to  Geo  Hoeff- 

$3,100 

California  av  125  ft  s of  Cortez  st  ef  2ox 
125  ft  June  22,  Estate  of  James  Carter 

to  J Paetzel $575 

Coulter  st  32%  ft  w of  Oakley  av  nf  24x 
100  ft  impd  July  6,  Albert  Geschketo 

Charles  Deede $900 

Curtis  st  n sw  cor  of  Huron  ef  25%xll0  ft 
May  25,  estate  of  W B Ogden  to  George 

Sandler $2,675 

Cherry  av  s of  Division  st  ef  25x115  ft 
June  30,  Mary  Toohey  to  J Delenanty 

$350 

Cottage  Grove  av  217  ft  • n of  32d  st  ef  75 
ft  to  alley  impd  June.21,  Wm  B Gibbs 

to  GeoScbackman $19,500 

Clybourn  av  seof  Larrabee  st  ne  f 24%x 
104  ft  June  17,  Alf  L Richon  to  John 

Schreiber $2,400 

Clifton  Park  av  bet  23d  and  24th  sts  wf 
37%xl25  ft  June  15  ’85,  F E &T  P Phil- 

lipp  to  Chas  Thompson $300 

Colorado  av  300  ft  w of  Bonney  nf  25x150 
feet  May  8,  W P Hubbard  to  J D Sutter 


Cottage  Grove  av  the  premises  No  2939, 
June  10,  J S Parple  to  James  Cahill 

$2,800 

Clybourn  av  near  Wabansia  sw  f 50x100  ft 
June  4 L L & J Charters  to  John  May- 
er ; $2,500 

Cornelia  st  261  ft  w of  Noble  sf  25x127  ft 
impd  June  18,  J J Lussem  to  Joseph 

Kujawski $1,190 

Centre  av  125  ft  s of  19th  st  wf  25x100  ft 
July  2.  estate  of  Wm  Heidorn  to  A Nieb- 

ling  $3,400 

Coult'er  st  ne  cor  of  Oakley  av  37%  Its  in 
blk  12,  June  22,  H H Walker  to  Frank 

Nowak $21,000 

Carroll  av  250  ft  e of  Parser  pi  sf  25x159 
ft  0”t  11. ’84,  E J Wheeler  to  E Barnitz 

$275 

Dashiei  st"  190  ft  n of  37th  wf  24x123  ft 

June  8,  G W Shaw  to  J Flaherty $600 

Dearborn  st  s sw  cor  27th  ef  21x110  ft 
impd  June  28,  F M Wilder  to  Florence 

A Camp $7,250 

Depuyster  st  250  ft  w of  Desplaines  sf  50x 
118  ft  June  26,  J B Breese  to  estate  of 

Wm  R Glover $10,000 

Drake  av  50  ft  n of  Huron  st  ef  75x122  ft 
June  25,  George  G Osgood  to  Eliza 

Milnes $1,323 

Dudley  st  264  ft  s of  Division  ef  26x125  ft 
May  10,  W E Hatterman  to  Ole  G Ophus 


Division  st  w nw  cor  of  Leavitt  sf  48%x 
124  ft  Apr  10’  L Glanz  to  M Hitch. $2,500 
Division  st  225  ft  w of  Larrabee  nf  25x110 
ft  July  1,  William  Warnecke  to  M Mc- 
$3,000 

Evergreen  st  104  ft  w of  Robey  nf  26x150 
ft  July  2,  Ole  Nelson  to  Jens  Olson  $1,500 
Eighteenth  st  w 74  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x 
120  ft  June  28,  J Evans  et  al  to  HA 

Gerhardt $450 

Erie  st  w 192  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  24x124  ft 
May  31,  J T Griffin  to  R E Scales . . $1,600 
EIk  Goove  st  236  stn  of  Armitage  av  wf 
24x125  ft  June  28,  D R Holt  to  M K Sa- 

$325 

Elk  Grove  st  near  above  24x125  ft  June  28 

D R Holt  to  Thos  Crowley $325 

Fulton  st  150  ft  e of  Parker  place  sf  50x 
150  ft  Oct  11,  ’84,  E I Wheeler  to  C J 

Gallachsen $<50 

Fairfield  av  se  cor  of  12th  st  Lots  4 and  5 
June  12,  Wm  E McHenry  to  Daniel  D 

Healy $5,600 

Francisco  st  213  ft  s of  Division  ef  24x123 
ft  June  22,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to  C & 

F Schlagel $500 

Fairfield  av  136  ft  s of  12tb  st  wf  51x95  ft 


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June  19,  D D Healy  to  W A Hanlon. . $600 
Forquer  st  202  ft  e of  Genesee  av  sf  125x 
124  ft  June  28,  A A Allen  to  J M Smith 

$1,750 

Fifteenth  st  w 141  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf 
24)4x124  ft  July  7,  Alice  Haven  to  Step- 
hen O’Connor $750 

Flournoy  st  nw  cor  of  Sacramento  av  sf 
100x125  ft  June  16,  L Trumbull  to  F D 

BrodericK $1,600 

Francisco  st  237  ft  s of  Division  ef  24x123 
ft  June  26,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to  R 

Peterson $500 

Garibaldi  st  169  ft  s of  29th  wf  25x124  ft 
July  8 ’85,  C R Brooke  to  J D Enright 

$1,126 

Honore  st  203  ft  n of  Egan  av  ef  24x123  ft 
July  1,  Gross  & Bowman  to  Rand  M 

Schutz $475 

Henry  st  120  ft  e of  Wood  nf  24x124  ft 
June  21,  J A Hall  to  A & M Zurmann  $625 
Huron  st  w 118)4  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x 
123  ft  Feb  23,  Estate  of  K Kleinhinzen 

to  Chas  Kleinhinzen $1,500 

Hamlin  a>  near  Indiana  st  ef  24)4x125  ft 
May  12,  E Leonard  et  al  to  C Cook.  .$300 
Holt  st  bet  Blackhawk  and  Blanche  wf  28 
xl25  ft  impd  J uly  2,  M Lynch  to  L & R 

SaJdak $1,700 

Harrison  st  w 150  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  25x 
154  ft  July  6,  E Keith  to  E Ladonceur 

Tr  

Harrison  st  near  above  25x154  ft  July  6, 

E Keith  to  Z Brousseau $700 

Harrison  st  w 125  ft  e of  Silver  nf  25x120 
ft  July  1,  Henry  Gay  to  Thos  Murphy 

$3,500 

Halsted  st  250  ft  s of  Belden  av  ef  25x125 
ft  impd  July  3,  M A & P B Turney  to  H 

HE  Bork $2,800 

Hills  st  117  ft  w of  La  Salle  av  nf  60x103 
ft  July  1,  M E&EW  Blatchford  to  A 

Lanquist $7,560 

Harrison  st  w sw  cor  Sacramento  av  nf 
100x125  ft  June  28,  J H Brewster  to 

Marie  Ebner $2,400 

Irving  place  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  ef  25 
x!25  ft  June  21,  Charles  T Nash  to  J N 

Cunning $1000 

Irving  place  s of  Polk  st  ef  27x126  ft  A pi 

23,  C T Nash  to  A L Smally $900 

Indiana  av  123  ft  s of  30th  st  ef  24x119  ft 
Apr  6,  J M & H H Church  to  Mary  Barn- 

&rd ^ $5,500 

Indiana  av  bet  31st  and  32d  sts  ef  50  ft  to 
alley  July  6,  H M & E Kent  to  the  Lake- 

side  Club <^7  500 

Jay  st  137)4  ft  s of  Garfield  av  ef  37)4x 
124  ft  June  18,  James  Morgan  to  E 

Walsh $1312 

Jackson  st  w ne  cor  of  Troy  sf  25x125  ft 
June  1,  WG  Jackson  to  D O Roberts 

$900 

Jackson  st  w the  premises  No  456  July  3, 

Wm  W Clark  to  Wesley  Shimeall. . .$3,500 
Jackson  st  w bet  Laflin  and  Loomis  sf  16 
2-3x125  ft  June  30,  James  Mason  to  R J 

Mason $7,500 

Joseph  st  210  ftn  of  Archer  av  ef  25x100 
ft  May  24,  estate  of  H J Johnson  to  W 


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BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


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••••.. .....  $600 

Jay  st  187)4  ft  s of  Garfield  av  wf  50x123% 
ft  July  5,  James  Morgan  to  Chas  Hack- 
endorff ....  ....  ....  ....  ....  , $S^5 

Keeley  st  500  ft  s of  Archer  av  ef  24x101 
ft  impd  June  7,  James  Belsau  to  Frank 

r ?nSa  V, $930 

Lot  7 in  Healy’s  Sub  in  Cook  &Andersons 
Sub  of  24  39  13,  June  19,  D D Healy  to 


A C Parker. 


$475 


Larrabee  st  210  ft  n of  Division  ef  22x67)4 
ft  July  1,  A & C Ward  to  A Wahrenholz 

T $900 

Lots  6 and  7 in  Blk  1 in  Stone’s  s part  of 
Aster’s  Addition  July  3,  Master  in  Chan- 
cery to  J O Clarke $n  109 

Lincoln  av  274  ft  nw  of  Webster  ne  f 25x 
115  ftimpd  July  2,  Chas  Salatine  to  M 

Voltmer $8,300 

Lake  Park  av  65  ft  n of  33d  st  ef  25x133 
ft  July  7,  Van  H Higgins  to  A P Smith 

T $1,950 

Lake  Park  av  65  ft  n of  33d  st  ef  25x133  ft 
July  7,  A P Smith  to  Charles  P Dewey 

T $2,250 

Lyman  st  sw  cor  or  Farrell  nf  50x100  ft 
Apr  14,  M & P Wade  to  Ellen  Gorman 

$1,600 

Larrabee  st  ne  cor  of  Vedder  Lots  15  and 
16  June  26,  A L Richon  to  Schwenesen 

& Jensen $3,500 

Lincoln  st  nw  cor  Kinzie  ef  82x96  ft  with 
other  property  June  16,  S E & G C Tho- 
mas to  L R Harsha $8,000 

Marshfield  st  nw  cor  of  Taylor  ef  25x125 
ft  June  26,  H L Brown  to  H P Garvey 


$1,675 

Marshfield  st  nw  cor  of  Taylor  ef  25x125 
ft  June  26,  H L Brown  to  A Shannon 

$1,800 

Marnet  st  95)4  ft  n of  Adams  wf  48x98  ft 
June  28.  A McCulloch  to  J B Hobbs 

$58,800 

Marshfield  av  264  ft  s of  36th  st  wf  24x125 
ft  June  20,  ’81,  C Counselman  to  M 

Spellicy $500 

Michigan  av  the  premises  No  906  June  26, 

Julius  Benedict  to  E A Bowen $10,000 

McHenry  st  334  ft  n of  n av  ef  25x186  ft 
impd  July  2,  F & E Lewinski  to  M Lew- 

inski $1,000 

Musprat  st  264  ft  s of  Springer  av  ef  25x 
125  ft  July  1,  E & L H Harland  to  W 

Schroeder. $400 

Morgan  st  220  ft  n of  Elizabeth  ef  24x124 
ft  July  2,  Wm  Zoellner  to  F & A Krai 

$2,350 

Miller  st  218  ft  s of  Polk  ef  25x100  ft  Apr 

28,  P Kane  to  G O’Connor $2,600 

Nineteenth  st  w 75  ft  w of  Brown  nf  25x 
100  ft  impd  May  29,  F & T Schwarz  to 

J & M Viska $2,450 

North  av  near  Dixon  st  sf  25x125  ft  July 

7,  R C Hacker  to  C Patterson $950 

Nineteenth  st  w 150  ft  e of  Morgan  nf  25x 
100  ft  impd  June  30,  H Thurow  to  M 

Jelinek $2,900 

Nineteenth  st  w 26)4  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf 
24x124  ft  June  16,  Joel  Evans  to  J Mar- 

ik $625 

Ogden  av  127)4  ft  w of  Western  se  f 25x 
125  ft  July  6,  M A Parrott  to  Jane  L 

Smith $2,550 

Ogden  av  75  ft  e of  Cynthia  court  nf  25x 
135  ft  June  18,  J A Brown  to  F D Kel- 

^ logg $600 

Ohio  st  w 120  fte  of  Hoyne  av  nf  23x100 
ft  June  28,  J W Cochran  to  S W Roth 

^ $575 

Oak  st  52  ft  e ot  Milton  av  nf  30x85  ft, 
July  2,  Nels  Nelson  to  A J A J Hall  $6,000 
Oak  st  110  ft  w of  Market  nf  25x100  ft 
impd  June  23,  M J Ek  to  E Anderson 

^ $8,000 

Oak  st  166  ft  e of  Market  sf  28)4x100  ft 
June  23,  John  Koesler  to  Albert  Wagner 

, L $3,125 

Ohio  st  w 264  ft  e of  Robey  nf  48x100  ft 
July  1,  M S Woodward  to  Walter  Lister 

$1,000 

Paulina  st  260  ft  n of  North  av  ef  24x123 
ft  July  3,  Wm  Lynem  to  F P Williams 

■ • • $650 

Parmelee  st  e of  bd  sf  50x124  ft  July  2, 

Wm  Jenkins  to  M A Wall $950 

Paulina  st  25  ft  s of  Taylor  ef  25x125  ft 
June  26,  estate  of  F Butterfield  to  Geo 

Reynolds $1,100 

Park  av  350  ft  w of  Fall  st  sf  25  ft  to  alley 
July  3,  O T Jones  to  C R O’Connor. . $800 
Ross  st  210  ft  n of  Chicago  av  wf  21x126 
ft  July  6,  M Borgwardt  to  L L Klewin 

$2,850 

Richmond  st  225  ft  s of  Augusta  ef  25x125 
ft  June  28,  James  Carter  to  L Powers 

„ $350 

Robey  st  48  ft  s of  Moore  ef  24x100  ft 
July  6,  F J Gust  to  C M Newman. . $1,900 
Rebecca  st  w of  Rockwell  sf  32)4x124  ft 
July  3,  J Connell  to  J M Crowley.  . . .$600 
Richmond  st  25  ft  s of  Augusta  ef  25x125 
ft  July  1,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  T 

„ Mahen $350 

Sedgwick  st  97  ft  n of  Wendell  wf  48x122 
ft  July  1,  A & T L Stark  to  F Junner 

_ $8,000 

Superior  st  w 274  ft  w of  Wood  nf  25x123 
ft  May  29,  estate  of  Wm  Anthony  to 

Adam  Wolf $900 

Seventeenth  st  w 168)4  ft  w of  Wood  nf 
24x125  ft  June  28,  estate  of  W L New- 
berry to  F Leddack $550 

Sixteenth  st  w 46  2-3  ft  e of  Laflin  sf  24x 
100  ft  Apr  9,  S Strauss  to  J F Cassidv 


120  ft  Mch  1,  J W Hedenberg  to  J W 

Hedenberg $15,000 

Sigel  st  39  ft  e of  Hurlbut  nf  25x100  ft 
July  2,  Fred  Krueger  to  Bertha  Schewe 

$3,250 

State  st  198)4  ft  n of  34th  wf  50x181  ft 
June  5,  A H H Perkins  to  William  W 

Phelps $7,500 

State  st  ne  cor  of  37th  court  wf  132x120  ft 
June  5,  T D Hastings  to  Singer  & Kent 

$16,000 

Seminary  av  262)4  ft  s of  Garfield  ef  25x 
124  ft  Apr  30.  James  Morgan  to  J Ram- 
ose  $975 

Sacramento  av  75  ft  s of  25th  st  ef  25x125 
ft  June  3,  Trego  & Smith  to  A Mone- 

han $250 

Thirty  first  st  77  feet  w of  Michigan  av  nf 
100x100  ft  June  26,  Master  in  Chancery 

to  Philip  Larmon $35,168 

Twentieth  stw  125  ft  e of  Loomis  sf  25x 
124  ft  July  6,  M & B Frost  to  Thomas 

Haseck $1,600 

Taylor  st  w se  cor  of  Almond  nf  25x110  ft 
impd  Julv  1,  F B Clarke  to  Annie  Cole- 
man  $4,800 

Twenty  second  st  w 200-  ft  w of  Wood  sf 
25x125  ft  June  5,  H P Chandler  to  Thos 

Baldwin $700 

Thirteenth  place  w 200  ft  w of  Hoyne  av 
sf  25x82  ft  Apr  15,  T W Campbell  to  G 

Ernst .$550 

Twentieth  st  ne  cor  of  Lincoln  sf  48x123 
ft  June  12,  E M H Claussen  to  W Zoell- 
ner  $3,150 

Taylor  st  w 165  ft  w of  Lincoln  nf  48x119 
ft  June  7,  E & A P Whittlesey  to  R H 

McClelland $2,496 

Twentieth  st  w 300  ft  e of  Loomis  nf  25x 
124  ft  July  6, Thomas  Haseck  to  M Frost 

$1,500 

Twelfth  st  w se  cor  of  Fairfield  av  nf  47)4 
xl20  ft  June  19,  D D Healy  to  H P Mor- 
an  $2,000 

Twelfth  st  w near  se  cor  of  Fairfield  av  nf 
23.  92x120  ft  June  19,  D D Healy  to  A 

H Moore $900 

Thirteenth  st  w 24  ft  w of  Wood  sf  24x125 
ft  June  5,  J M Dunn  to  Wm  Sorr ....  $800 
Thirteenth  st  w 48  ft  w of  Wood  sf  24x125 
ft  June  5,  J M Dunn  to  \ A Timreck.$800 
Twenty  seventh  st  49  ft  w of  Hanover  sf 
25x124)4  ft  July  3,  A K Peterson  to  V H 

Peterson $2,100 

Thirteenth  pi  w 120  ft  e of  Wood  st  nf  48x 
124  ft  July  2,  estate  of  G R Whitter  to 

MJ  Solon $1,511 

Twelfth  st  w 25  ft  e of  Robey  sf  25x135  ft 
June  1,  Thomas  Murphy  to  P D Lyons 

$1,475 

Twelfth  st  w near  se  cor  of  Fairfield  av  nf 
23  9-10x120  ft  June  19,  D D Healy  to  F 

L Wunderlich $900 

Thirteenth  place  w 125  ft  w of  Hoyne  av 
sf  25x82  ft  June  18,  J W Campbell  to 

Mary  Greffen $550 

Vine  st  n of  Division  wf  20x57  9.  10  ft  Apl 

30,  C S Schultz  to  J Frank $1,100 

Vincennes  av  175  ft  s of  38th  st  wf  21)4  ft 
to  alley  July  1,  Wm  L Moss  to  N Flavin 

$2,200 

Van  Buren  st  w 225  ft  e of  Laflin  sf  25x 
188  ft  Mch  18,  M W Hill  to  P Taylor 

$4,000 

Van  Buren  st  w 26  ft  e of  Paulina  nf  20)4 
xll7  ft  impd  May  4.  S M & G Forrester 

to  John  Le  Messurier $7,000 

Western  av  s 75  ft  sw  of  Tyler  st  se  f 122x 
59  ft  June  21,  J W Balestier  to  E J Lew- 
is et  al  $8,000 


.$450 


Block  ^ 

Wabash  av  bet  29th  and  30th  sts  wf  72x193' 
ft  July  14,  Aaron  Gibbs  to  S A Kent 

Wabash  av  136  ft  s of  25th  st  wf  21)4x193 
ft  July  6,  A K Camp  to  Martha  M Wil- 

Washtenaw  av  175  ft  s of  North  av  ef  25x 
125  ft  July  6,  Peter  Hansen  to  W J Kit- 

son 

North  of  City  Limits. 

Burling  st  400  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av  wf 
25x105  ft  June  23,  J C &JT  Sherman 

to  P K Glimme $700 

Belmont  ab  425  ft  w of  Hoyne ’st  nf  24x 
124  feet  July  2,  J & W A Hofman  to  A 
Leineweber . 


D . . $500 

Belmcnt  av  150  ft  w of  Hoyne  st  nf  50x124 
ft  June  16,  W D Weilandt  to  A AL 

Reeck $1,200 

Burling  st  286  ft  n of  Fullerton  av  wf  25x 
125  ft  June  11,  J T Davis  to  J J Goss 

•••;  $1,100 

Cleveland  av  near  Clark  st  sf  25x125  ft 
June  28,  E J Lehmann  to  T H Musham 

$700 

ClarK  st  n of  and  near  Wellington  wf  27)4 
ft  to  alley  Apr  19,  ’84,  H G Haugan  to 

August  Peterson $1080 

Commercial  st  129  ft  s of  Tuttle  av  ef  5(’x 
163  ft  Apr  20,  M & B Weber  to  J H 

_ WriSht $550 

Commercial  st  229  ft  s of  Tuttle  av  ef  50x 
163  ft  May  10,  M & B Weber  to  P C 

„ Nielson $550 

George  st  187  ft  w of  Southport  av  nf  25x 

124  ft  June  30,  S McClelland  to  J P 

_ Wagner $600 

Goodwin  st  250  ft  n of  Argyle  wf  50x150 
feet  July  1.  Goudy  & Chandler  to  M M 

Blanrock $1)200 

Graceland  av  sw  cor  of  Woodside  nf  31x 

125  ft  July  6,  H C Buechner  to  Y W 


Wenn . 


$700 


_ $550 

Seventeenth  st  w 200  ft  w of  Laflin  sf  25x 
124  ft  June  15,  estate  of  A M Hunting- 

ton  to  Jan  Krai $800 

Sigel  st  39  ft  e of  Hurlbut  nf  25x100  ft 
July  1,  estate  of  A Schewe  to  F Krueger 

$3,245 

Sebor  st  300  ft  w of  Desplaines  sf  124%  x 


Warren  av  near  Sacramento  sf  25x100  ft 
June  15,  estate  of  T J S Flint  to  Mary  B 

Bryant $1,500 

Webster  av  95  ft  e of  Jay  st  nf  24x125  ft 
July  5,  James  Morgan  to  Michael  Mc- 
Nulty  $1000 

Wallace  st  bet  34th  and  35th  ef  25x125  ft 
July  1,  Albert  Crane  to  A M Ambach  $625 
Webster  av  48  ft  w of  Sheffield  nf  24x125 
ft  Apr  26,  Chas  Morgan  to  J H Healy 

t $1,125 

Wood  st  207  ft  s of  Armitage  av  ef  24x124 
ft  July  2,  Wm  Werneke  to  John  Borker 

_ $500 

Wall  st  172  ft  s of  Springer  av  ef  25x126 
ft  J une  28,  E & L H Harland  to  William 


Gross  Parkway  125  ft  e of  Wood  stnf  25x 
108  ft  July  2,  S E Gross  to  P Schmale 

_ $550 

Homer  av  168  ft  w of  Sheldon  sf  25x125  ft 
June  21,  S E Gross  to  M Minsch.  . . . $425 
Homer  av  72  ft  e of  Sheldon  nf  24x125  ft 
June  2,  S E Gross  to  A J Bruschke. . . $400 
Homer  av  300  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  25x125  ft 

Apr  8,  S E Gross  to  H Minsch $400 

Homer  av  2i  0 f t e of  Robey  st  sf  25x125  ft 
Nov  30,  ’85  S E Gross  to  P Pearson . . $376  ’ 
Homer  av  325  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  25x25  ft 

July  6,  S E Gross  to  F W Drake $400 

Hoyne  av  se  cor  of  School  st  wf  49x120  ft 
July  7,  E & O Charles  to  M S Evers. . $975 
Nelson  st  197)4  ft  e of  Biucher  nf  50x123 
ft  July  2,  S T King  to  N J Olson.  . .$1,000 
Nelson  st  122)4  ft  e of  Biucher  nf  37)4x 
121  ft  June  26,  S F King  to  O Lund- 

strom $750 

Noble  av  48  ft  w of  Seminary  sf  24x125  ft 
June  24,  P A Johnson  to  Lars  Thom- 

blad $2,200 

Nelson  st  160  ft  e of  Biucher  nf  37)4x121 

ft  June  22,  S T King  to  J Olson $750 

Palmer  st  142  ft  n of  Leland  av  ef  50x152 
ft  Apr  22,  B R De  Young  to  K Greer.  $430 
School  st  se  cor  of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x125 
ft  May  10,  S E Gross  to  R Wollstadt.  $575 
School  st  168  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  25x102  ft 
June  11,  H G Haugan  to  J Larsen . . . $626 
School  st  161  ft  w of  Robey  nf  25x125  ft 
Mch  24,  E and  0 Sands  to  Charles  Bur- 
ning   $350 

Seminary  av  75  ft  s of  Noble  ef  25x124  ft 
July  6,  P O Olson  to  J J Engberg.  .$2,500 
Sheffield  av  near  Marianna  st  ef  50x140  ft 
July  7,  Chas  Koeschell  to  Wm  Fountain 

$2,100 

Wellington  av  250  ft  n of  Racine  av  sf  25x 
124  ft  June  3,  C M Netterstrom  to  Wm 

Kuhn $800 

Winthrop  av  299  ft  n of  Argyle  st  ef  50x 
148  ft  July  1,  Goudy  & Chandler  to  R 0 
Schloeser 


South  of  Citj-  Limits. 

Ashland  av  199  ft  n of  49lh  st  wf  25x121 
ft  July  1,  J J Jessie  to  C McDonald.  .$400 
Aberdeen  st  168  ft  s of  52d  ef  48x124)4  H A 
July  2,  C J Hambleton  to  Philip  Finley 

$500 

Bissell  st  se  cor  of  40th  four  lots  June  24, 
William  Flanagan  to  H L Mitchell 

$14,000 

Butterfield  st  bet  50th  and  51st  ef  24x95  ft 
June  30,  Mai  McMartin  to  M Donovan 

$1,000 

Carpenter  st  100  ft  n of  52nd  ef  50x124  ft 
June  7,  P Stevens  to  F Rampenthal.  .$7C0 
Centre  av  22)4  ft  s of  53d  st  wf  25x124  ft 

Jan  7,  F Gaylord  to  B Kieraus $450 

Champlain  av  208  ft  s of  45th  st  wf  25x 


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178  ft  July  7,  A M Hamilton  to  A L Gar- 
rison   $1,200 

California  av  75  ft  n of  Greer  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  June  19,  N Corwith  to  E J Reeves 

$300 

Duncan  Hark  119  ft  w of  Bissell  st  nf  25 
ft  to  alley  June  3,  R Prendergasi  to  P J 

Kehoe $750 

Evans  av  238  ft  n of  44th  st  wf  60x158  ft 
June  5,  A Thompson  to  Win  H Berg- 
er  $1,800 

Ellis  av  near  40th  st  ef  15x178  ft  July  2, 
Charles  R Steele  to  J B Robertson 

$1,875 

Forty  third  st  se  cor  of  Burnside  nf  42%x 
119  ft  June  29,  D & J H Kn'ght  to  J 

Rung $2,450 

Fortieth  st  239  ft  e of  Grand  boulevard  nf 
25x112  ft  Apr  30,  0 Burlingame  to  RC 

Boughton $1,250 

Fifty  eighth  st  264  ft  w of  Wentworth  av 
nf  31.  9x135  ft  July  7,  D Staufer  to 

Peter  Olson  $850 

Fifty  eighth  st  214  ft  w of  Wentworth  av 
nf  50x135  ft  July  7,  D Staufer  to  E & M 

Olson $1,300 

Forty  seventh  st  e of  Wentworth  av  sf  48x 
100  ft  July  1,  J & T B Peacock  to  B Mc- 

Gough $1,680 

Fifty  first  st  90  ft  e of  Thoop  sf  25x120  ft 
May  18,  Young  & Clarkson  to  A Pagette 

$450 

Greenwood  av  bet  62d  and  63d  sts  ef  79x 
170  ft  with  other  property  May  5,  R F 

Green  to  F W Green $2,000 

Gordon  st  nw  cor  of  Marshall  sf  50x126  ft 
Apr  21  J F Cooke  to  P Clements.  . .$2,500 
Hanover  st  84  ft  n of  60th  wf  36x124  ft 
June  23,  J A Freeman  to  Wm  C Budd 

$648 

Indiana  av  sw  cor  of  53d  st  ef  50x161  ft 
July  6,  Wm  Ashton  to  Gustav  Beilfuss 

$1,600 

Indiana  av  nw  cor  of  46th  st  ef  51x161  ft 
June  10,  F Howard  to  L J Hanchett  $3,060 
Indiana  av  sw  cor  of  53d  st  ef  25x161  ft 
July  6,  G Bleifuse  to  H Wegener  ....  $800 
Lots  9 and  10  Ward’s  Sub  in  n % n % of  s 
% nw  % Sec  3 38  14,  June  29,  J J Wal- 

ser  to  E K Smith $1,800 

La  Salle  st  near  54th  ef  28x90  ft  July  6,  C 

H Westfall  to  J Crocker $1,300 

La  Salle  st  27  ft  n of  Cloud  court  wf  25x 
127  ft  Apl  15,  M E & W O Johnson  to  G 

W Bollman $2,300 

LaSalle  st  77  ft  n of  Cloud  court  wf  25x 
127  ft  June  1,  A A & O M Wells  to  T F 

Keenon $2,500 

Mound  av  192  ft  e of  Stewart  sf  24x125  ft 
Apr  20,  Thos  Hurford  to  J T Armstrong 


$350 

Madison  av  102%  ft  n of  55th  st  wf  50x150 
ft  May  15,  A McCormick  to  Swedish 

Evangelical  Church $1,750 

Madison  av  bet  54th  and  55th  sts  wf  120x 
106  ft  June  18,  J & G Gruelich  to  M J 

Fish $1,750 

Mound  av  144  ft  e of  Stewart  sf  24x125  ft 
June  16,  H Watson  to  J T Armstrong 

$300 

May  st  72  ft  s of  52d  wf  24x124%  ft  July 

2,  C J Hambleton  to  Pat  Towey $200 

Prairie  av  294  ft  s of  43d  st  ef  50x160  ft 
June  3,  M S & G A Foster  to  C W Fos- 
ter   $4,000 

Sixty  first  st  ne  cor  of  Madison  av  sf  200x 
125  ft  June  18,  J C Keeler  to  O R Keith 

$4,000 

Shurtleff  av  bet  41st  and  42d  sts  ef  26x104 
ft  June  7,  T M Crocker  to  John  Pierce 

. $600 


Sixty  first  st  262%  ft  e of  Wallace  sf  37%x 
120  ft  Feb  18,  S W Kesler  to  L B Free- 
man  $4,200 

Sixty  third  st  nw  cor  of  Wallace  sf  126x 
265  ft  June  16,  J E Clark  to  J Pettet 

$6,000 

Stone  av  bet  Centre  and  Aberdeen  st  sf 
125x125  ft  May  12,  F E & J E Hyde  to 

W B Morton $1,500 

S % of  nw  % Sec  23  38  14,  (except  blk  14 
and  other  lots  in  said  sub)  June  11,  Jane 

Law  to  Chas  B Foote $98,691 

Sixty  third  st  97  ft  w of  Harvard  nf  28x 
175  ft  Mch  15,  M E Shurtleff  to  V C 

Lawrence $500 

Union  st  225  ft  s of  57th  wf  50x125  ft  May 
11,  E A & J F Temple  to  H A Beard  $1,000 
Winter  st  bet  45tb  and  46th  wf  25x125  ft 
June  7,  W C Kendrick  to  L & M Boyne 


$950 


Washington  st  116  ft  s of  Jackson  wf  16x 
100  ft  July  6,  Andrew  Crawford  to  P M 

Flannigan $1,600 

Washtenaw  av  41%  ft  s of  William  st  ef 
25x125  ft  Nov  30  ’85,  N Corwith  to  J 
Boulanger $300 


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Washtenaw  av  66%  fts  of  Wiliiam  st  ef  25 
xl25  ft  Oct  20  ’85,  N Corwith  to  E L 

Francons $600 

Wentworth  av  bet  41st  and  42dstsef  26x 
104  ft  June  30,  T M CrocKer  to  A L 
Smith $1,075 

IVest  of  City  Limits. 

Alice  place  159  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  32x 
101  ft  June  29,  J E Fraedrich  to  L C 

Foss $525 

Armitage  av  near  California  sf  50x150  ft 
June  17,  C C & C S Davis  to  B J Torkel- 

• • $1,000 

Carroll  av  51%  ft  e of  w 44th  st  nf  25  ft 
to  alley  with  other  property  Lot  3 blk  1 
and  It  26  blk  14  and  lot  70  blk  4 s % 10 
39  13)  June  15,  West  Chicago  Land  Co 

to  M A Farr $2,900 

Cortland  st  192  ft  w of  Western  av  nf  24x 
124  ft  May  19,  J S Abbott  to  D Geisert 

$500 

Diversey  av  ne  cor  of  Crawford  2%  acres 
June  30,  Martin  N Kimbell  to  Conrad 

Kaese $1,600 

Fulton  st  ne  cor  of  w 48th  sf  100  ft  to  al- 
ley with  other  property  Lot  2 in  blk  8 
and  Its  25  to  28  blk  9,  s % 10  39  13.  June 
15, West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  M A Farr 

$4,100 

Fulton  st  ne  cor  of  w 48th  sf  100  ft  to  al- 
ley June  28,  M A Farr  to  James  Arnold 

$2,000 

Fullerton  av  ne  cor  of  Hoffman  sf  49x141 
ft  June  28.  M G & A Crosby  to  F Hae- 

ger ' $1,200 

Johnston  av  w of  California  av  sf  25x100  ft 

June  29,  C Smith  to  F H Baker $250 

Johnston  av  w of  California  sf  25x100  ft 
July  2, F H Baxer  to  C J S Johnson.  .$325 
Kinzie  st  w se  cor  of  w 48th  st  nf  25x112  ft 
June  1,  West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  M A 

Farr $750 

Lot  9 Blk  16  e % sw  % Sec  36  40  13,  May 

7,  A L Peterson  to  J R Struble $3,100 

Powell  av  near  Jefferson  court  ef  28x110 
ft  Apr  28,  ’85,  John  Borg3rson  to  C and 

O Chester $2,968 

Park  av  n,  ne  cor  of  Armitage  wf  50x125 
ft  June  26,  Haddock  & Coxe  to  A W 

Kawklnson $1,100 

Stave  st  near  Attrill  ne  f 24x111  ft  May  20 

H Sweet  to  Chas  Both $1,300 

Stave  st  sw  cor  of  St  Helen  ne  f 48x111  ft 

July  3,  H Sweet  to  F Young $3,800 

Sixty  two  lots  in  Garfield  with  buildings 
June  25,  C Olson  Holmes  to  J W Keen- 
ey   $62,000 

Seymore  st  216  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  av 
wf  24x124  ft  Juiy  1,  F A Oswald  to  C 

Brinnen $550 

Western  av  93  ft  s of  Clara  pi  ef  31x110  ft 
June  30,  J E Fraedrick  to  A Brachvogel 

$650 

Western  av  42  ft  n of  Wabansia  ef  24x124 
ft  July  1,  F A Oswald  to  Wm  Luhnow 
$650 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEI1S. 

Lot  83  b 35,  19  39  14,  Jvme  22,  Estate  of  W L New- 

berry  to  J Semerace $600 

Lot  1 in  sub  of  w 34  lot  4,  b 63  nw  qr  21  39  14,  June 

28,  G Hafner  et  al  to  W Kanel $6,700 

Lot  57  and  58,  b 99  w 34  27  39  14,  No  3006  Wabash  av 

L A & F J Green  to  J Reynolds $8,00 

Lots  2 3,  6 7 b 4,  Taylor  k Kinght’s  sub  e 34  n w 
34,  4 38  14,  in  exchange  for  lots  5 to  II  b 7 w34  sw 
34,  4 38  12, June  21,  W Flannigan  etal  to  AWMitch 

eil $ 

25x  125  ft  part  of  lot  15  of  blks  8 9 and  11,  e 34  se  34 
18  39  14,  June  18,  H L Baden  to  A Shannon, 

$1,800 

25x125  ft  adj  above,  June  18,  same  to  H P Garney, 

$1,612 

Lot  34  b 6 ne  of  Grant  av,  ne  qr  12  39  13,  Sarah  L 
Wright  to  Mary  Gilgray $ 


Lot  9 Phillips’  sub  w % n 34  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14, 

T P Phillips[1o  H Delaney  June  26  $485 

Premises  No  448  Washington  Blvd,  June  30,  Anna 

E Simons  to  R N Murray $10,500 

Lot  65  b 40,  Piue  Grove,  May  19,  H A Haugan  to  J 

Rowley $356 

Lt  39  b 35,  19  39  14,  Nov  18,  ’85,  Estate  of  W L New- 
berry to  J & M Tvaroli $625 

Lot  16  b 1,  Parmely’s  Normal  Park  add,  July  1,  S P 

Parmely  to  Margantha  Heldman $375 

Lots  10  and  11  b 83,  South  Chicago,  Apr  14,  ’83,  Geo 

Weaner  to  J Snyder $3,940 

Lots  19  and  20  b 63,  Hopkin’s  add  to  Hyde  Pk,  June 

26,  M E A Sumner  to  F Langasch  2,500 

Lots  45  and  46  of  lots  5 6 7,  Codwise  sub,  18  39  14, 

June  21,  J H Keeler  to  M Baure $3,500 

Lot  11  of  lot  2 blk  5,  Aesrs’  div  nw  34  etc,  32  39  14, 

May  26,  E Harlandto  F Feichtner $400 

Lots  16  to  20  b 2,  Munn  k Palmer’s  add  to  Wilmette 

June  28,  W Netstraeter  to  N Schank $1,100 

Lots  31  b 1,  Central  sub  m 7 39  13,  July  2,  S J Hum- 
phrey to  G M Ambrose $700 

Premises  174  Fourth  av,  July  2,  J Frazinski  to  A 

Lieberman $5,5  0 

Lots  159  and  160  Boone  J and  K sub  pts  blks  1 and  2 
33  39  14,  June  22,  O P Johnson  to  C S Eldridge, 
$15,500 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  22  blk  54,  S Chicago,  June  25,  C & C C & D Co 

to  Rose  Larkin $730 

Lots  18  and  19  b 52,  Notre  Dame  addn,  June  23,  E 

Lorin  to  Robt  C Davis $1,000 

Lot  1,  Davis’  add  to  Pullman,  June  2,  J M Davis  to 

J B Morin  $400 

Lts  1 to  4 b 11,  Taylor’s  2d  add  to  S Chicago,  June 

3%  A Krimbill  to  J Schnell .$1,000 

Lots  20  and  21  b 3,  Kensington,  June  30,  J Glos  to 

J Hackboit $300 

Lots  18  and  19  b51,  Cornell,  May  24,  H B Dyche  to 

C J Holmgren $650 

S 34  lot  65  div  3,  South  Shore  sub  30  38 15,  June  29, 

C M Wright  to  T B James $750 

Lots  45  and  46  b 38.  S Chicago,  June  24,  C & C C & I> 

Co  to  J S Carpenter $1,100 

Lots  33  34  and  35  b 83,  Cornell,  June  29,  Paul  Cor- 
nell to  Jos  Lawton $300 

Lots  28  to  32  b 83,  same,  June  29,  same  to  A L Law- 

tin  $500 

Lot  4 b 85,  S Chicago, , C & C C & D Co  to  So- 
phia Marsh $1,000 

Lot  8 b 22,  same,  July  1,  same  to  J Mezryelto  et  al, 

$500 

Lots  45  46  47  b 5,  Oakwood’s  sub  in  23  38  14,  June  30 

Mary  Wert  to  Mary  E Richards $1,000 

W 27  ft  lt  87,  Robertson’s  sub  23  38  14,  Apr  21,  F W 

Green  to  E J Doggett $2,400 

Lots  11  and  12  b 12.  Johnston  k Clements’  sub,  se  34 

22  39  14,  May  29,  T P Keefe  to  L Allen $1,200 

Lots  27  to  36  b 14,  same , same  to  same.  ..$4,000 

CICERO. 

N 26l4  ft  of  s 7834  feet  of  lots  1 to  4 b 1,  Central  Pk 
2d  add,  June  21,  Ellen  Waterman  to  J Muehler, 

$900 

NE  34  se  qr  29  39  13,  May  25,  S 1 Green  to  Chas  E 

Perkins $3,800 

Lot  118,  Mandell’s  sub,  blks  1 to  4 w 34  sw  qr  15  39 

13,  June  16,  E D Mandell  to  C Heidenreich $250 

Lots  23  and  24,  same,  June  22,  same  to  E Geschke, 

$525 

Lot  39  b 7 northwest  qr  nw  34  1()  39  14,  June  30,  W 

Chicago  Land  Co  to  Jno  Grant $300 

Lots  1 2 14  to  18,  Stone’s  sub  pt  lt  1,  DeWolf’s  sub 
15  39  13,  June  9,  L W Stone  to  Emma  C Seward, 

$700 

Lots  15  to  19,  24  to  29,  46  and  47  b 6,  Walker’s  sub  s 
4394  acrs  e 34  se  qr  8 39  13,  June  15,  Est  of  H G 

Bradley  to  Julia  F Crafts $5,0  0 

Lots  7 and  12  b 5,  Scoville  & Nill’s  add  to  Oak  Park, 
June  26,  Emily  Currier  to  J A Baldwin $5,500 

CALUMET. 

Lots  8 9 10,  15  to  24,  27  to  32,  37  to  43,  b 76  Washing- 
ton Heights,  July  1,  J Naster  to  Blue  Island  L & 

B Co $2,600 

Lot  15,  McCauley’s  2d  sub  in  b 26,  same,  June  26,  N 
B Rexford  to  J McCord $1,000 

EVANSTON. 

50x120  prtn  blk  63,  Evanston,  Apr  30,  A J Grover  to 

L Turner $1,000 

Lot  5 b 4,  Brown  k Culver’s  add,  June  29*  J A Will- 
iams to  Geo  Williams $300 

Lot  2 b 57  Evanston,  June  24,  Mary  E Goodrich  to 

F B De  LaMatyr $12,000 

S 15  ft  lot  15  and  n 15  ft  lt  16  b 1 of  Its  1 to  5 etc, 
Hardin’s  add,  June  1,  A Foster  to  F A Steigle- 

man $450 

S 4034  ft  of  lot  2, Railway  sub  in  nwqrl9  4014,  June 

24,  Wm  Philip  to  B F Weber $300 

Lot  7 in  s pt  blk  18,  Rogers  Park, , Edwd  A 

Sharp  to  P Weimerskinch $200 

JEFFERSON. 

Lot  23  b 38  Irving  Park,  June  28,  Estate  of  Morgan 
Mace  td  M F Riggle $1,000 


Lot  4 b 1,  Woolley’s  sub  ne  qr36  40  13,  June  29,  C K 

Woolley  to  H Ha/emann 

Lot  18  b 18,  Simon’s  sub  se  qr  35  40  13,  June  12,  L 

Drimalla  to  C Behnke $A45 

Lot  5 b 4,  Garfield,  June  22,  J F Keeney  to  J Mc- 
Govern . . . .' $500 


Lot  31  b 2,  Eberhart’s  sub  se  qr  14  38  13,  June  24,  J V 

A tberhart  to  Lenore  A Pattison $200 

Lot  57  in  sub  of  w 94  n 34  sw  34  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June 
26,  ( ex  east  150  ft)  n 75  ft  of  lot  1 b 7,  8 Skinner  k 
Judd’s  sub  ne  qr  21  38  14,  June  28,  Anna  Read  to 

Anna  W McKnight $1,600 

Lots  45  and  46  b 2,  Bates’  re-sub  sw  qr21  38  14,  June 

25,  R Lipsey  to  C J Michelet $1,200 

Same  premises,  June  25,  C J Michelet  to  Clarissa 

Lipsey $1,200 

S 50  ft  of  e 100  ft  lt  4,  b 14,  Skinner  k Judd’s  sub  21 
38  14,  June  28,  Alice  Burnham  to  James  Mavott, 

$3,500 

Lot  4 and  n 8 ft  lt  5 b 1,  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21 
38  14,  June  28.  Susan  U Maher  to  T E Miller  et  al 

$2,7u0 

S 50  ft  it  5 b 13,  Normal  School  sub  21  38  14,  June 

15,  H H Thomas  to  W F Kearney $1,200 

Lot  68  in  sub  of  w 94  n 34  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June 

26,  T P Phillips  to  W Pullen $465 

S 76  ft  lt  2 of  Its  4 5 6,  b 8,  Skinner  k Judd’s  sub  21 

38  14,  E H Badenoch  to  Susan  Drysdale $3,80o 

Lot  32  b 2 b 24,  Stone  k Whiting’s  sub  6 and  7 38 14, 

May  25,  C Bentley  Jr  to  E Becker $350 

Lot  42  blk  1 blk  24,  same,  May  10,  same  to  J Rusch, 

$360 

Lot  41  blk  1 blk  24,  same,  May  5,  same  to  M Effertz 

$350 

Lot  7 b 1,  Cook’s  sub  nw  qr  8 38  14,  June  3,  K Har- 

tigau  to  P Ryan 

Lot  49  and  n 34  lot  50  of  lots  1 to  10  and  12  b 6 Lin- 
den Grove,  June  1,  C P Eggleston  to  Ella  R John- 
ston   $2,025 

Lot  3 of  same,  May  1,  same  to  Addie  E Gibson, 

$1,825 

Lot  41  of  same,  May  1,  same  to  Henry  E Robertson, 

$1,40 

Lot  25  of  same,  February  25,  same  to  Lucenia  Ish, 

$1,400 

W 34  lot  16  b 2,  Normal  School  sub  se  qr  21  38  14 

May  10,  P R Chandler  to  W L DeWolf $1500 

Lots  7 and  8 blk  5,  University  sub  of  Englewoov 
July  1,  S H Campbell  to  H E Slauson  et  al  . .-$,2500 
Lot  23  and  24  b 3,  Lees’  sub  se  qr  2u  3814,  Jur.e  22, 

David  W Storrs  to  Johanna  Pierce 2^00 

Lots  80  an  81  b 2,  Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  20 

14,  RS  Cox  toC  Curlett $ 

Lots  1 and  2 of  lot  12  of  lots  1 to  4 and  7 to  10,  Tay- 
lor’s sub  21  38  14,  May  1,  Eli  Smith  to  F Heim- 

sath $2,4°0 

Lot  21  b 8,  Schorling’s  sub  pt  lt  1,  33  38  14,  Oct  16, 

’85,  A Schorling  to  M Schmidt $150 

Lot  4 and  n 10  feet  lot  5 b 6,  Normal  School  sub  21 

38  14, , L R Storrs  to  C D and  H M Snapp, 

$2,130 

Lot  2 and  pts  of  lot  3 and  6 b 7,  Linden  Grove,  June 
31,  Cora  B and  J C McLaughlen  to  Amauda  H 

Mick  et  al $2,500 

Lots  29  to  32  b 2,  University  sub  of  Englewood,  Feb 

5,  J L Du  Breuil  to  Aloe  M Caulkins $2,9  0 

Lot  2,  Hosmer’s  sub  ne  qr  20  38  14,  July  2,  Jno  Ols- 

son  to  Anna  Olsson $300 

W 50  ft  of  s 6234  ft  of  lot  16  blk  16,  Linden  Grove, 
June  25,  F W Thoene  to  J L k W A Du  Breuil. 

$450 

Lots  1 to  4 b 20,  same,  March  15,  Mary  E Shurtleff 

to  Alice  A Marks $750 

Und  half  of  lots  11  to  20  oc  lots  6 7 10  11,  b 8,  Lin- 
den Grove,  June  39,  Edith  M Allyn  to  H B Lewis 


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S 16  % ft  lot  19  and  n 16  % ft  lot  20  b 4,  University- 
sub  of  Englewood,  June  30,  Aloe  M Caulkins  to 

Catherine  R Saxe $3,200 

Lots  47  and  48,  Parmely’s  add  to  Auburn,  July  2, 

Jas  D James  to  Frets  Boi  galt $926 

W 54  ft  It  1 Co  Cik’s  div  aud  lots  1 to  4 b 30  Linden 

Grove  -,  Mary  E Shurtleff  to  Sarah  C Hunter 

$1,210 

Lots  9 and  10  Mayer’s  sub  pt*  blks  14  and  15  Lin- 
den Grove,  July  1,  Jas  B Cozine  to  J Hodoval, 

$2,500 

E 184  ft  of  s 6234  ft  of  lt  16  block  16,  Linden  Grove, 
June  2 >,  F Burcky  to  J E & W A Du  Brenil.  ..$1,924 


Lot  5 to  11  b 7,  w 34  sw  qr4  38  12,  June  23,  Helen  L 
Mitchell  to  W Flanagan $1,000 


N 75  ft  lot  14  b 4,  Penny  k Meacham’s  9ub  se  qr  26 
41  12,  July  1,  Cora  F Moss  to  A J Burbank. ..  $3,000 

NEW  TRIER. 

Lot  6 b 19  Co  Clerk’s  sub  sw  qr  17  42  13,  June  18,  ’84 

J N Stoddard  to  J Schaad $300 

Lots  3 4 5,  12  to  19,  b 1 b 28,  Wilmette;  also  1134  ft 
w and  adj  Railroad  in  b66,  Evanston,  May  20,  A J 

Grover  to  F R Grover ...$5,0r0 

S 27  acs  se  qr  se  qr30  42  13,  Dec  28,  ’85,  C Giersdorf 

to  F Konrad $2,550 

S 17  acs  of  s e qr  se  qr  30  42  13,  Mar  29,  F Konrad  to 
C Giersdorf $1,250 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Lot  25  Evans’  sub  s *4  b 38,  19  39  14,  June  21,  J Ev- 
ans et  al  to  A Koran $375 

Und  % nw  qr  se  qr  1 38  19,  June  14,  S Fitch  to  O 

Wetherbee  etal $36,000 

Lot  42  b 43,  10  39  14,  June  29,  J Vyduna  to  C Walleck 

$1,5  0 

Lot  9 b 3,  Cass’  sub  pt  lots  2 and  4 nw  qr  25  39  13, 

June  19,  G W Cass  to  F Aust $2  >0 

Lot  792  b 6 Div  3,  Riverside,  June  31,  B B Bryan  to 

Julia  B Badger.. r $750 

Lot  68,  Altgeld’s  sub  pt  e 34  sw  qr  2.)  40  14,  June  21. 

J P Altgeld  to  Sarah  Hirst  $900 

Lot  9,  Altgeld’s  sub  of  b 3 and  4 of  b 2 aud  3 e 34  29 

40  14,  June  30,  same  to  W J Barnes $680 

Lot  166  Altgeld’s  sub  of  blocks  1 to  4 nw  qr  29  40  14. 

Sept  18,  ’85,  J P Altgeld  to  Laura  Bergesen $650 

Lot  369,  same  sub,  Oct  29,  ’85,  same  to  E Hartman. 

$50 

Lots  1 and  2 b 1,  Nichols  & McCullough’s  sub  of  4 
acs  in  9 38  14;  also  lots  71  to  74  block  11,  Walker’s 
Douglas  Park  add,  June  30,  E G Pauling,  Spci* 

Commr  to  F Livingston $1,385 

Lots  44  and  45  b 105,  Melrose,  May  1,  Alien  S Eaton 

to  Mary  Klug $^00 

Lots  62  an  4 63  b 105,  same,  May  1,  same  to  C F Duen 

$ .75 

Lots  9 to  12  b 2*00,  Maywood,  June  1,  Maywood  Co 

to  Joel  Ballard $1,220 

Lot  40  bl  Talford’s  sub  seqr23  39  13,  June  26,  M 
W Gay  to  C Thompson $"»03 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  July  8,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  163  |548,055 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  96  295,482 

County 93  191,945 

Total 352  $1,035,482 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  July  9,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 123  $651,343 

County 135  329,007 

Total 258  $980,350 


TRUST  DERD8. 

Allen  J D to  J M Oliver,  June  20,  pt  It  6 b 

19  s s add,  2 y 8% $650 

Almendinger  J to  R Berger,  June  26,  pt  It 

6 b 185  etc,  Bronson  add,  1 y.  8%  . . . . $500 
Arbogast  J to  E Knauer,  June  28,  Its  28 

and  29  b 6,  29  40  14,  5 y 8% $2,000 

Adrian  R F to  F C Hale,  Dec  15,  It  13  b 

13,  Ashland  2d  add,  8% $1,120 

Aladik  V to  J Norvak.  June  29,  It  36  b 12, 

25  39  13.  6 m,  7% $100 

Anderson  S to  F S Tyrrell,  July  1,  pt  It  6 

b 20,  J R & S add,  5y6? $1,000 

Ackenhusen  J H to  F H Barnum,  July  3, 

It  21  b % 6 39  14,  7% $1,800 

Averill  W L to  D B Dewey,  July  1,  It  7 b 

13,  Evanston,  5y  7% $1,400 

Alloudy  J to  F B Feabody,  July  1.  pt  Its 
25  and  26  b 3,  15  38  14,  5 y 7%. . . . $3,500 
Barnard  M to  W M Luff,  Apr  6,  It  51  b 

98,  27  39  14.  Apr  6,  ’97,  6 % $5,300 

Bryant  M B toG  G Newbury,  June  15,  It 

158,  Flint’s  add,  1 y 8% $750 

Badenoch  J W and  J J to  L F Simons, 
Mar  23,  pt  lot  4 b 10,  21  38  14,  3 y 7% 

$1,500 

Boggians  A G to  H Felseuthal,  June  30,  It 
9 b 5,  Butler  w and  w add,  1 y 7%.  . $1,500 
Bethel  African  M E Church  to  F R Chan- 
dler, June  25,  It  11  b 132,  s s add,  2 y 8% 

$2,000 

Bollam  G Wto  J C Miller, June  21,  It  5 b 1 

16  38  14,  8% $2,000 

BrickhennerH  to  O C Butz,  July  2,  It  24 

b 6,  28  39  14.  1 y 8% $400 

Bollam  G W to  O M Wells.  June  21,  It  5 

b 1,16  38  14,  7% $800 

Bache  J F to  C A Spring  Jr,  June  1,  It  14 

b 1 Rockwell  add,  5 y8f $3,500 

Borgeson  L to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  19, 

It  166  b 1 etc,  39  40  14,  3 y 8% $600 

Baird  L to  T J Diveu,  Apr  23,  Its  39  to  48 

b 16,  11  39  13,  8 y 8% $1,875 

Boyce W D to  S R Hurford,  June  28,  It  15 

b 9,  17  40  14,  2 y 7% $2,200 

Bevington  R E to  W Garnett,  June  1,  pt  b 

192  Maywood,  5 y 8% $3,700 

Broderick  F D to  F Trumbull,  May  25,  Its 

45  te  48  b 2,  13  39  13, 1 y 8% $500 

Bryant  T H to  G Sawin,  May  14,  pt  It  12, 

se  1^,  12  39  13,  4 y 7% $1,000 

Burnitx  C to  A Hoefer,  June  29  It  39,  b 2, 

28  40  14,  5% $1,200 

Barnes  J to  F C Gibbs,  April  17,  It  29  b 4, 

7 39  14,  1 y 8% " $225 

Buckley  J A to  J T Richards,  June  8,  Its 

12  and  13,  b 20,  31  39  14,  11  y 8%  . .$1,150 
Bruschke  A J to  S E Gross,  June  2,  It  30  b 

2,  Gross  Fk  add,  2 y 7% $265 

Bretshneider  H L to  S E Gross,  June  21, 

It  18  b 4,  Clifford  add,  2 y 6 $400 

Becker  E to  E A Warfield,  May  25,  It  32  b 

2  b 24,  7 38  14,  3 y 6$ .....$150 

Born  J to  C H Pusheck,  July  1,  It  3 b 3, 

21  39  14,  8% $1,800 

Beck  H to  A Rehm,  July  3,  Its  1 and  2 b 3, 

32  39  14,  55? $2,000 

Bullard  J to  W Garnett  Jr,  June  1,  Its  9 to 

12  b 200,  Maywood,  3 y 8% $920 

Baldwin  J A to  J W Scovilie,  June  29,  Its  7 
and  12  b 5,  S & N add,  Oak  Park,  5 y 8% 

$2,000 

Brennon  M L to  F W Young,  Oct  5,  It  28 

b 2,  8 38  14,  78  m $725 

Brachvogel  A to  W A Beca,  June  30,  It  21 

b 2,  36  40  13,  6 y 8% $600 

Brown  K S & R M to  H Felsenthal,  July  6 

It  32  It  14,  29  40  14,  3 y 7% $700 

Byrne  L to  H J Christoph,  July  2,  It  6 b 

42.  Elston  add,  5 y 7% $3,000 

Barthol  C to  L Pfuller,  July  1,  It  21  b 10, 

29  40  14,  2 y 8% $1,000 

Crawford  M & P C to  E Knault,  June  28. 

Its  13  and  14  b 17,  13  37  14,  5y  8%.  .$1,000 
Collier  H H to  H H Anderson,  June  24, 

Its  21  and  22,  Ravenswood,  1 y8#...$500 
Crue  J to  G Schroeder,  June  23,  It  5 b 7, 


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Calumet  Gas  Go  to  Geo  W Smith.  Apr  1, 
pt  b 114,  S Chicago,  20  y,  6%  . . . .$100,000 
Clement  A to  J W Scovilie,  July  1,  Its  2 
and  4 blk  17  b 9 Rockwell  addn,  3 y 8% 

$6,000 

Caulkins  A M to  F A Woodbury,  Feb  5, 
lots  29  and  30  etc  b 2,  21  38  14,  3 y 

7% $2,900 

Coyne  M T to  H J Christoph,  July  1,  It  16, 

b 20,  Duncan  add,  6% $3,500 

Chiesa  G B to  Q Queroll,  June  30  It  14  b 6 

33  39  — , 2 y 8% $1,500 

Crawford  M to  E Knauer,  June  25,  pt  It  5 

b 11,  Wolcott’s  add,  4 y 8% $1,800 

Campbell  A B to  F R Chandler,  Apr  29, 

Its  1 to  3 b 17,  27  39  14,  5 y 8% $9,500 

Chadwick  S to  L Baird,  July  1,  w % It  5 b 

49,  21  39  14.  3 y 7 % $500 

Clanss  K to  J C Schumacher,  July  1,  It  26 

b 1,  25  39  13,  3 y 7% . .$435 

Clark  W T to  J B Barton,  July  1,  It  22  b 2 

U Park  add,  3 y 6% $4/00 

Carroll  Thos  to  F R Chandler,  July  1,  It  43 

b 6 Archer  add,  5 y 8% $1,200 

Campbell  J L to  H A Hurlbut,  July  2,  pt 

b 11,  Rockwell  add.  5 y 7% $2,100 

Crowley  T to  C S Holt,  J une  28,  It  32  b 31, 

Sheffield  add,  4 y 7% $250 

Carter  J B to  F Price,  June  28,  It  3 It  4 b 

49,  17  39  14,  5 y 8% $4,500 

Coffin  M R and  C F to  F R Chandler,  Julv 

I,  pt  b 2,  34  39  14,  1 y 7% $4,500 

Cornell  J to  S Kerr.  July  2,  It  lb  5,  24  39 

13,  mthly $1,200 

Coleman  H V to  J L Campbell,  June  30, 

It  3 b 5,  Rockwell  add,  1 y 7% $750 

Caulkins  A M to  D Eichberg,  July  3,  It  32 

It  31  b 2,  21  38  14,  5 y 7% $2,000 

Davis  H to  H C Van  Schaack,  June  4,  pt  b 

12,  11  39  13,  5 y 7% $26,800 

Davis  H to  C A Sawyer,  June  4,  pt  b 12, 

II,  39  13,  3 y 6$ $9,200 

Dickhaut  I and  F W toW  Heinemann,  July 

1,  It  11  b 5,  Sutton’s  add,  3 y 8%  ...  $1,400 
Dreves  L to  C Drabek,  June  4,  It  22  b 3,  21 

39  14,  2 y 7% $800 

Dausch  F |W  C to  L Baird,  Julv  2,  It  17, 

b 30,  J R & S add,  5 y 8% "...  $20,000 

Donovon  M to  L D McMartin,  June  30, 

It  69  ne  % 9 38  14,  40  m 6% $400 

DeWolf  VV  L to  F R Chandler,  June  25,  w 
It  16  b 2,  Normal  sub,  21  38  14,  5 y 6 

% $1,200 

Dawson  EM&GEtoEO  Brown,  July  1, 

pt  b 36,  27  39  14,  5 y 6% $7,000 

Doggett  E J and  D D to  J Stern,  July  1, 

pt  It  87,  23  38  14,  7% $1,600 

David  C R to  J G Shedd,  June  26,  It  33  b 

6,  26  39  13,  3 y 8 % $1,300 

Deasy  J to  T W Sennott,  June  11,  It  56  b 

5 etc,  18  39  14,  8% $1,200 

Doyle  P to  C P Keeney,  June  15,  It  1 It  86 

b 43,  17  39  14,  1 y 6% $700 

Endy  T C to  J W Scovilie,  June  28,  pt  It  7 

b 4.  Cleaverville  add,  5 y 8% $1,500 

Eller  R to  H E Greenebaum,  June  30,  It 

73  b 17,  30  40  14,  3 y 7% $350 

Ernst  G to  J C Schumacher,  Apr  15,  It  16 

b 6,  19  39  14, 1 y 7% $400 

Flood  SC&JRtoJB  Barton,  July  1,  Its 
1 to  4,  b 32.  Hyde  Park,  5 y 8%  ....  $6,000 
Fox  T H to  E S Dreyer,  July  2,  It  11  b 9, 

29  40  14,  8% $800 

Freeman  L B to  W Nicholes,  June  25,  It  36 

and  pt  35  b 3,  16  38  14.  5 y 7% $2,000 

Freeman  L B to  A E Kesler,  June  26,  It  36 

and  pt  35,  16  38  14,  7% ‘ .$1,620 

Foster  C W to  A B Mead,  June  3,  It  7 b 2, 

3  38  14,  2 y 8% $2,500 

Foster  C W to  A B Mead,  June  3,  It  7 b 2, 

3 38  14,  2 y 8% $2,500 

Foss  L C to  W A Beck,  June  29,  It  9 b 2, 

36  40  13,4  y 6% $425 

Foley  A C to  J Stern,  July  1,  It  19  b 3,  My- 

rick  add,  7% .$3,400 

Florian  H to  T J Lefens,  July  2,  pt  It  8 b 

52,  21  39  14,  1 y 8% $680 

Flanagan  W to  S H Sweet,  June  24  Its  5 

to  7 b 7,  4 38  12,  5 y 6 %% $3,000 

Flanagan  W to  S H Sweet. June  24,  Its  8 to 
lib  7,  4 38  12,  5 y 8%% $1,000 


Foers'er  C F to  T W Sennott,  June  19,  pt 

It  3 b 1 b 32,  39  39  14,  8% $1,400 

Foerster  C F to  M Czmock,  May  3,  It  23,  s 

w I4,  6 39  13,  50  rn,  6%. $3,000 

Fortsch  L to  M E Greenebaum,  June  28, 

It  233  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3 y 6% $700 

Gordon  L to  H M Shepard,  Apr  21,  Its  10 

and  9 b 6,  W Heights,  2 y 7% $350 

Geschke  to  R W Hyman  Jr,  June  22,  Its 

23  and  24  b 1,  15  39  14,  4 y 6% $400 

Galloway  J B to  W H Leatherbee,  Apr  1, 

Its  1 to  4 It  15  etc,  Elston  add,  Apr  1,  5% 

„ $11,000 

Greer  K & R to  J P Wilson,  May  25  b 1,  7 

40  14,  5 y 7% $10,000 

Gillett  J F to  F A Woodbury,  June  17,  pt 

It  9 b 4,  16  38  14,  5 y 7% $1,340 

Griffin  M to  J C Lchumacher,  June  13,  It 

19  b 6,  19  39  14,  3 y 7% $350 

Goss  J J to  H Rieke,  June  11,  It  86  It  F, 

28  40  14,  4y  6$ $801 

Grant  J H and  C H to  M J Dunne,  July  2, 

It  5 b 6,  Hinsdale,  8% $9,500 

Gruschow  J to  J H Ernst,  June  29,  It  60, 

Hull’s  sub,  4 39  14,  3 y 6% $600 

Graf  G to  J W Pfeiffer,  June  19,  It  16  b 1, 

4  38  14,  28  m 8% $675 

Greenebaum  B to  A Rehm,  June  28,  pt  It 

10  b 6,  17  39  14,  5% $ 

Goudie  T C to  F Q Ball,  July  6.  It  56  b 3, 

12  3913,  3 y 7% $ 

Garland  H L & J C to  JH  Kedzie,  June 
25,  lot  on  Emerson  st,  Evanston,  5 y 7% 

$1,000 

Hogan  M to  M E Greenebaum,  June  26, 

It  93  to  95  b 3,  Brown’s  add,  Mar  26, ’88. 

7L $500 

Haskins  G W to  H J Muliingford,  July  12, 

It  8 b 2,  3,  38  14,  3 y 7% $2,000 

Houlton  C & A R to  J R Foulke,  June  21, 

It  31  b 4,  18  39  14,  5 y 8% $2,500 

Hanlon  W A to  J J Altpeter,  July  1,  It  70  b 

4 and  pt  b 5,  24  39  13,  8% $700 

Houghteling  J L to  M J Palmer,  July  3, 

It  4 It  37  etc,  Astor  add,  1 y 6% $7,0C0 

Hill  M F to  T G Dickinson,  July  1,  It  45  b 

1, 13  3913,  3 y 8 % $1,200 

Hitch  M to  W E Hatterman,  Apr  10,  Its  19 

and  20  b 16,  6 39  14,  3 y 8% $1,675 

Helfert  M to  N A Lauer,  July  2,  It  4 b 3, 

32  39  14,  4 y 7% $400 

Hunter  S B to  H L Kent,  Mar  15,  pt  It  1 b 

20.21  38  14,  4 y 7% .'.  . .$1,000 

Heimrash  F H to  P J Schreiner,  May  1, 

Its  1 and  2 It  12  b 1 etc,  21  38  14,  3 y 8f, 

$1,900 

HrejsaF  J to  D W Kean,  May  7 pt  b 17, 

Rogers’  Park,  3 y 7% 1,410 

Henschel  C ff  to  H G Foreman,  Its  66  and 

67  b 1 b 8, 17  39  14,  5 y,  7% $3,500 

Healy  J H to  R W Bridge,  Apr  26,  It  3 b 2 

10,  May  1,  ’89,  $875 

Hallman  A to  J C Lchumacher,  June  21,  It 

52  b 11,  19  39  14,  4 y 7% $450 

Hurlbut  H H to  Sheldon  <fc  Hale,  July  1, 

It  79  b 43,  17  39  14,  3 y 8% $3,000 

Heinecke  H to  M L Rittenhouse,  July  1,  It 

25  b 1,  Kay’s  add,  18  m 7% $800 

Houger  O K to  M E Greenebaum,  June  9, 

It  32  b 7,  1 39  13,  1 y 6 $600 

Holzapel  A to  J Ernst,  June  30,  Its  25  to 

28  b 1 b 47,  19  40  14,  3 y 6% $400 

Hartmann  E to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  29, 

It  369  b 1 etc,  29  40  14.  3 y 8% $500 

Harsha  L R to  G C Thomas,  June  16,  Its 
1 to  3,  It  20  etc  b 4,  7 39  14,  6 y 6%.  $6,000 
Hewes  L J to  N A Lauer,  July  2,  Its  13  to 

15,  b 8,  Norwood  Par',  4 y 8% .$700 

Harper  M H to  C E Towne,  July  2,  pt  It 

14  b 59,  7 39  14,  3 y,  7£ $1,000 

Huxman  E A to  F Knauer,  June  29,  pt  28 

4014,  30  m,  7% $1,500 

Hoff  C-F  to  H C Zuttermeister,  June  28, 

It  29  b 39,  21  39  14,  1 y 8% $1,000 

Hockert  & Tidlund  to  A Chytraus,  June 
23,  Its  21  and  22  b 2.  20  38  14,  mthly,  6£ 

$2,400 

Hayes  D H to  D S Place,  June  25  It  35  b 

54.  7 39  14,  3 y 8% $1,500 

Hedstrom  J W to  A Tidholm,  June  26,  It 

33  b 2 b 21,  31  39  14,  3 y 7 % $500 

Hirsh  S to  E E Pru^ng,  June  26,  pt  20  | 


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Haughey  J to  C P Keeney,  June  15,  It  7 b 

43,  17  39  14,  1 y 8% $700 

| dawkinson  A W to  M E Greenebaum, 
June  20,  Its  49  and  50,  Palmer  pi  add,  4 

y $500 

Ingraham  W W to  W J Swift,  June  29,  It 

38  b 125,  s s add.  5 y 8% $3,500 

Joyce  T to  F W Young,  Mav  24,  Its  29 

and  30  b 1,  8 38  14, 33  m 8%.'. $500 

Johnson  J W to  R J Smithwick,  June  28, 

It  5 b 18,  17  39  14,  8%...  v $1,000 

Jehl  F C to  A Rehm,  July  2,  It  22  b 1,  29 

40  14,  5% $1,700 

Jelinek  M to  F Nowak,  July  1,  It  9 b 13, 

20  39  14,  2 y 6% $900 

Jagler  F to  F Bieszki,  July  1,  It  42  b 8,  6 

39  14,  8% $1,500 

Jupa  J to  T H Schintz,  June  23,  It  79  b 9, 

20  39  14,  5 y 8%% $2,500 

Joyce  F to  W M Howland,  June  30,  It  20  b 

6,  4 38  14,3  y 8% $1,550 

Johnson  A to  A Peterson,  June  14,  It  9 b 2, 

20  40  14,  3 y 7% $1,500 

Johnson  A to  A Peterson,  June  15,  It  9 b 

2,  20  40  14,  25  m 8% $500 

Joseph  F to  S Straus,  June  28,  Its  3 and  4 

b 5,  B & E add,  8 y,  8%% $8,000 

Junker  F to  J E Dalton,  July  1.  It  6 b 11, 

4 39  14,  2 y 7% .....’ $4,000 

Jordan  P to  C P Keeney,  June  15,  It  8,  b 

43,  17  39  14,  1 y 6% $700 

Koran  A to  J Nutt,  June  21,  It  3 > b 38,  19 

39  14,  7% $225 

Kneamy  W F to  A L Bradley,  June  15,  pt 

It  5 b 13,  21  38  14,  3 y 7% $900 

Kucera  L to  H E Greenebaum,  June  28,  It 

14  b 11,  20  39  14,  3 y 8% $700 

Kerrigan  C and  P to  E Winters,  June  24, 

It  15  b 18,  32  39  14,  5y  8%% $2,000 

Kauss  J to  M Schintz,  June  28,  pt  It  19  b 2 

Sheffield  add,  3 y 8% $1,400 

Krebs  E and  J L to  J W Scovilie,  July  2, 

It  67  b 3 etc,  24  39  13,  3 y 7% $5,000 

Kval  to  W Heinemann,  June  24,  It  36  b 4, 

20  39  14,  3 y 6# $1,800 

Kennedy  M T to  H D Schumacher,  June 

30  It  61  b 7,  S & G add,  5y  7% $1,000 

Keenan  T F to  J 0 Miller,  June  21,  It  3 b 

1,  16,  38  14,  8% $2,000 

Kaltena  H to  C Kozminski,  June  29,  pt  It 

13  b 17,  6 39  14,  4 y 7% .$3,500  5 

Kennedy  P to  F B Peabody,  July  1,  It  63 

b 42,  17  39  14,  5 y Tfr $3,500 

Kaese  C to  H M Mathews,  July  1,  pt  It  15, 

26  40  13,  5 y 6% $1,000 

Kustka  JtoTH  Schintz,  June  30,  pt  It  17 

b 35  s s add,  3 y 7% $1,300 

King  C H to  A Brasher,  Apr  30,  It  39  b 6, 

7 37  14,  9 m 8% $150 

Kvle  C M and  A J to  J L Chapman,  June 
'29,  pt  Its  16  and  17  b 3,  21  38  14.  3 y 8% 

$2,000 

Krouser  E to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  7,  it 

48,  Gross  Pk  2d  add,  2 y 7% •. . . .$350  , 

Klunder  W to  W Vocke,  July  f,  lot_20  b 1, 

B & B sub,  6 39  14,  5 y 8% $1,500 

Lisk  J M to  J W Scovilie,  July  3,  It  13  b l,  4 

31,  39  14,  1 y 8% ' $400 

L’Hommedieu  M to  D Lyons,  June  16,  It 

55  b 3,  Reaper  add,  1 y 7%. $150 

Lakeside  Club  to  H Felsenthal,  July  1,  its 

34  and  33  b 1,  34  14,  3 y 6^ $3,500 

Loerber  I G to  A E Barr,  July  1,  lot  11  b 

33,  17  39  14,  8# $5,000 

Liver  A to  H J Christoph,  July  1,  It  30  bH 

2.  Davis  S add,  3 y 8% , $1,500 

Luvien  M R to  C S Holt,  June  28,  It  31  b 

31,  Sheffield  add,  4 y 7% $250' 

Lyons  P to  J A Murphy,  June  1,  It  45  b 8, 

18  39  14,  3 y 8% ' $775 

Larson  A S to  A Chytraus,  July  2,  It  43  b 

30,  29  39  14,  8% $300 

Le  Messurier  J to  A Tripp,  May  4,  It  2 b 

8,  Ashland  add,  1 y 6f... $862 

Levanovski  J to  M E Greenebaum,  July 

1,  It  53  b 47  19*39  U,  5y  7% $1,500 

Lyman  E L to  F R Chandler,  June  28,  pt 
It  8 b 6,  S & J sub,  21  38  14.  8 y 8%.  . $800 
Le  Messurier  J L to  H E Greenebaum, 
June  30  pt  e % w ne  }£,  21  39  14,  2 y 

If,: $2,500 

Langan  A to  G G Newberry,  Aug  25,  It  25 

It  1 b 4,  30  39  24,  39  m 7% .$780 

Laflin  M to  G T Beers,  May  17,  pt  lot  4 ne 

6 38  14,  3 y 8%  $4,569  , 

Lutter  A to  Lchumacher,  July  1,  It  14  b 


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13,  — 39  14,  3 m 7# $300 

Lartz  L to  J H Tiedemann,  May  30,  ptlt 

3 b 2 Sheffield  add.  2 y G% $500 

Lundstrom  0 to  F C Gibbs,  June  22,  It  6 

awl  pt  7,  29  40  14,  3 y 7% $575 

Mb  iden  P to  K Lungren,  July  1,  It  1!)  b 

26,  J R & T add,  G% $7,000 

Murnburg  J to  AV  Loeb,  July  1,  5 y 6#, 

$7,500 

Mezdro  J to  A Kawolski,  June  28,  It  8 b 

22,  S Chicago,  2 y 7% $1,000 

Mueller  D to  F Reidle,  June  15,  Its  2 to  5 

It  12  etc,  15  38  14,  1 y 6% $2,000 

Marks  R and  S to  H Felsenthal,  June  30. 

It  13  b 2,  Union  Pk  add,  3 y G%  ....  $2,200 
Mesereth  E to  F A Henshaw,  June  30,  mar 

set,  201 9 Archer  ave,  3 m $115 

Mench  A to  L J A Fuellgraff,  June  24,  It 

12  b 1,  21  38  14,  8% $3,000 

Minsoh  M to  S E Gross.  June  21,  It  41, 

Gross  Pk  2d  add,  2y  6%. $283 

Minsch  H to  H E Greenebaum,Apr  3,  It  37 

same,  3 y 7% $650 

Murphy  O to  J P Mahoney,  May  1,  It  16 

b 21,  7 39  14  $1,900 

Moran  H P to  J J Altpeter,  July  1,  Its  3 

and  4 b 2,  24  39  13,  8% $1,300 

Mahen  T to  S E Gross,  July  1,  It  11  b 15, 

Clifford  add,  2 y $150 

Minsch  to  S E Gross,  April  8,  It  37,  Gross 

Pk  2d  add,  13  m 7% $165 

Newberry  T J to  F R Chandler,  June  26  It 

27,  Bogue  add,  9 38  14,  5 y 7% $1,000 

Naedelen  S to  C Hatterman,  June  25,  its 

2 and  3 b 4,  14  36  40,  3 y 7% $1,500 

Neidenreich  C to  R W Hyman  Jr,  June  16, 

It  118  b 1,  15  39  14,  4 y 6% $200 

Niebling  A to  F Warneke,  July  2,  It  6 n 

b 10,  20  39  14,  1 y 7% $1,400 

O’Hara  M to  P W Snowhook.  July  1,  It  3 b 

1,  28  39  14,  4 y 6$ $700 

Ottenstroer  R to  E A Warfield,  May  1,  It 

14  bl,  7 38  14,  3 y G% $525 

O’Day  M to  J Foley,  July  1,  It  26  b 29,  17 

39  14,  8$ 

Olson  J to  F C Gibbs,  June  22,  It  8 and  pt 

7 It  10,  etc,  29  40  14.  3 y 7% $500 

Oesterrich  G to  J W Scoville,  June  30,  Its 

49  and  50  b 60,  19  39  14,  6% $3,300 

Ownigs  J A to  O G Fessenden,  July  1,  It  2 

b 1,  42  39  13,  3 y 6% $60,000 

Olson  C Jto  F C Gibbs,  June  22.  Its  1 and 

2 It  4,  29  40  14,  4 y 7% ' $800 

O’Callaghan  A to  E FDunne,  June  28,  pt 

It  5 b 50  s s add,  1 y 6% $5,000 

Olsen  A O to  H B Goodrich,  June  28,  It  4 

It  1 b 1,  36  40  13,  4 y 7%  

Ophus  O G to  C F Hatterman  Jr,  Apr  24, 

It  17  It  3 b 2,  6 39  14,  3 y 6$ $800 

O’Connor  P to  W T Dwight,  July  3,  It  36  b 

13,  17  39  14,  2 y,  7% $250 

Owsley  H B to  A C Soper,  July  1,  pt  Its  6 

and  5 b 19,  17  39  14,  1 y $2,500 

O’Brien  T J to  J E Dalton,  July  3,  It  2 b 4 

b 18,  7 38  14,  5 y 7$  ' $1,000 

O’Neill  M to  A Wisner,  July  1,  It  3 b 27,  28 

39  14,  2 y 7% $600 

Olsen  E to  W E Hatterman,  July  1,  It  39 

b 2,  Pickett’s  add,  5y  7% $1,000 

Pettel  J to  A B Mead,  June  16,  Its  1 to  10 

b 8,  16  38  14,  10  y 6% $4,000 

Paetzel  J to  S E Gross,  June  22,  It  6 b 9, 

Clifford  add,  30  m 6% $384 

Peterson  R to  S E Gross.  June  26,  It  5 b 3 

Clifford  add,  4 m 6% 

Pearson  A to  G G Newbury,  June  21,  pt  It 

2 etc,  16~38  14,  2 y 7% $2,400 

Pearson  P to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  30, 

‘v  It  35,  Gross  Pk  2d  add,  30  m 7% $350 

Powers  L to  S E Gross,  June  28,  It  10  b 

15,  Clifford  add,  2 y G% $230 

Peterson  A to  F C Gibbs, June  22,  It  3 and 

pt  4,  29  40  14,  4 y 7% $500 

Pillasck  A to  H A Goodrich,  June  30.  It  17 

b 55,  19  39  14,  2 y 7% $450 

Pierce  J to  P W Snowho'ok,  June  29,  It  3 

b 7 4 38  14,  1 y 7% $600 

Queal  EG&OHtoJW  Scoville,  June  28 
It  4 Kellesting’s  sub,  7 39  13,  5y  6$.  $3,500 
Quirk  J to  H G Foreman,  June  18,  It  5 b 1 

b 11,  Sheffield  add,  1 y 7% $500 

Reilly  J to  P E Stanley, June  21,  It  5,sw  \ 

' 8 38  14,  1 y 5% $400 

Rinn  M to  H J Wallingford,  July  3,  It  18, 

b 9,  4 39  14,  4 y $2,300 

Roberts  D O to  W G'  Jackson,  June  1,  It 

18  b 3,  13  39  13,  6-y  G%  . -» $800 

Ramcke  J to  W He.inemann,  June  28,  pt 
Its  11  and  12  b 8 b 10,  Sheffield  add,  5 y 

8%.  - $2,500 

Reinhold  W to  G Coombs,  June  24,  It  43  b 

2,  29  40  14,  5 y 6% $500 

Reidv  P to  J Stern,  June  23,  It  4 b 2 b 6, 

33  39  14,  7% $1,000 

Rumsey  J F to  W F Dummer,  July  1,  Its 

3 and  4 It  54  Ellis  E add,  3 y G% $8,000 


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Reilly  P J to  J N Hills,  June  22,  Its  13  and 

14  b 16,  Ravenswood.  3y  7% $1,000 

Rolea  C W to  J Chapman.  July  1 It  1 b 3, 

15  38  14,  5 y 6% $1,500 

Ristow  I to  O Peltzer,  June  24.  It  1,  b 3,  4 

39  14,  3 y 7% .’ $2,500 

Richards  F to  J T Richards,  June  29  It  28 

It  2 b 5,  32  39  14,  4 y 6# $650 

Rigarsch  A to  H A Goodrich,  June  30,  It 

16  b 55,  19  39  14,  2 y 7% $450 

Ruhnke  C to  H G Foreman,  June  21,  It  6 b 

1 b 8,  17  39  14,  5 y G% $3,000 

Sholtze  A W to  E H Sheldon,  June  10,  Its 

9 and  10  b 2,  6 39  14,  3 y 6# $900 

Stetson  W to  E A DeLang,  July  1,  It  19  b 

71,  Butterfield  add,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Stoltze  A W to  E H Sheldon,  June  10,  Its 

9 and  10  b 2,  6 39  14,  3 y G% $300 

Swartchild  L & S to  H J Christoph,  July 
1,  w }/%  It  3 blk  24,  Kinzie  addn,  3 y 6%. 

$6,000 

Shapcott  J to  A E Barr,  June  21,  It  63  b 2, 

7 39  14,  8% $1,000 

Schmitt  H to  W H Holden,  June  19,  Its  15 

and  16,  b 10,31  37  14.  3 y 7% $4,000 

Sievers  E & H J to  J Buehler,  June  16  It 

7 b 1 Bidgeley  add,  5 y 7% $ 

Sapp  E F to  R W Bridge,  June  24,  Its  44 
and  45  b 8 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  Jan  1, 

’89,  G% $1,150 

Sedlacek  F to  A Dvorak,  May  31,  It  58  b 

35,  19  39  4,  6% $3,300 

Swif t J to  J F Rehm,  June  28,  It  44  b 24, 

33  40  14,  3 y 6# $1,000 

Saxe  C R & M H to  D Eichberg,  July  1,  pt 
Its  19  and  20  b 4,  21  38  14,  43  m,  8%.  $1,500 
Scott  W to  E L Gillette,  July  1,  Its  26  and 

27  b 43,  9 37  14,  5 y 7% $500 

Schlagel  C to  S E Gross,  June  22,  It  4 b 3 

Clifford  add,  6 m G% $100 

Stuvennesen  T A to  J Leitheimer,  June 
26,  Its  15  and  16  It  2 etc,  Butterfield  add 

5y  7% $500 

Schmale  P to  M E Greenebaum,  Jfily  2,  It 

30  b 5 Gross’  N add,  2y  7 $350 

Schwartz  A to  C W Griggs.  June  15,  It  30, 

b 3,  Dock  add,  5 y 6%...' $1,340 

Sencenbaugh  J J to  G M Bogue,  June  28, 

It  69  b 3,  13  39  13,  4 y 6# $475 

Sweet  H to  T H Schintz,  Its  4 to  20  b 12, 

31  40  14,  5 y 7% $27,500 

Scales  R £ tw  W I Dwight.  July  2,  It  59  b 

10,  7 39  14,  2 v 7% .' $500 

Schulz  R to  M E Greenebaum,  July  1,  It 

64  b 34,  31  39  14,  2 y 7% $200 

Sterkel  A to  W Vocke,  July  6,  It  23  It  4, 

16  38  14,  2 y G% $1,000 

Stein  J to  J Sneitzer,  June  30,  Its  2 and  3 

b 4 Hamburg,  6$ $6,000 

Schulz  S to  G Corrubs,  June  29,  It  7 b 6, 

7 39  14,  3 y 7% $1,500 

Stickney  W H to  R Berger,  June  26,  It  23 

b 4 b 8,  29  4014,  1 y 8% 400 

Scherer  Ato  T Schintz,  Julyl,  pt  It  12  b 10 

Astor’s  add,  Nov  1,  ’89,  G% $10,000 

Schmaus  M to  M E Greenebaum,  June  28, 

Its  1 to  4 etc  b 6,  29  40  14,  3 y G% $700 

Sandler  G to  E H Sheldon,  May  25,  It  1 b 

40,  Ogden’s  add,  3 y,  6 % $1,675 

Turner  E B & F D to  D Quigg,  June  24, 

pt  It  1 b 22,  33  40  14,  5 y G% $5,000 

Tiffany  C E to  J B Galloway,  June  4, 

Its  28  and  29  b 72,  S Chicago,  July  30.  8 

% $700 

Tolander  L A to  F C Gibbs,  Jui  e 22,  It  5 

and  pt  6,  29  40  14,  4 y 7 $500 

Tausig  S to  E B Felsenthal,  May  1,  It  7 b 

25,  5 39  14,  1 y 6% $1,500 

Tytus  J B to  A H Robinson,  July  1,  pt  It  8 

b 1,  Duncan  add,  5 y 6^ $12,000 

Tlachac  J to  A M Dvorak.  June  30,  pt  It  19 

b 16  s s add,  G% ' $1,000 

Tower  S M to  A G Tower,  June  10,  It  4 b 

10,  Rockwell  add,  5 y 5% $7,300 

Tanner  A to  H J Christoph,  July  2,  It  9 b 

1,  33  39  14,  5 y 8% ■ $3,0C0 

Taylor  P to  T Morrison,  Mar  18,  It  39  b 1. 

17  39  14,  5 y 6$ $2,665 

Thomas  GW  to  C F Tyrrell,  June  29,  Its 

15  to  22  b 1.  7 38  14,  5 y 6# $2,f00 

Trustees  M E Church.  Hyde  Park  to  G M 
Bogue,  May  15,  It  1 2,  .b  49,  Hyde  Pk,  3 y 
G% * $311 


Teufel  H J to  G F Comstock,  June  28,  It  6 

bib  42,  7 39  14,  3 y 7% $1,200 

Thiele  F to  AV  Lister,  June  28,  lot  10  b 6, 

Bickerdike  add,  5 y G% $1,050 

Taraba  A to  T H Schintz,  June  25,  It  3 b 

63,  21,  39  14,  3 y 7% $1,000 

Tarnow  A to  C H Nieman,  June  21,  Its  24 

and  25  b 2,  1 y G% $622 

Tappenbeck  J to  A E Barr.  July  1,  It  2 b 6, 

18  39  14,  8 % $2,000 

Timm  L to  E S Dreyer,  June  30,  It  33  b 6, 

20  39  14,  7% $600 

Turney  E A to  L Baird,  June  19,  Its  29  and 

30  b 2,  12  39  13,  1 y 7% $1,000 

A’oorhios  E A & J W to  H W Ames,  July  1, 

It  28,  b 1.  34  39  14,  5 y 6$ $1,500 

Viska  J to  M Lykyta,  June  29,  It  4 b 13,  20 

39  14,  6 y - — % $2,000 

Webb  S and  J to  J W Scoville,  July  6,  pt 
It  7 b 10,  Rockwell  add,  5 y 6%  ...  .$2,500 
Whiting  H L to  J R Putnam,  June  22,  It 

16  and  pt  17  b 3,22  39  14, 1 y 8% $500 

Wallstadt  R to  S E Gross,  May  10,  It  27  b 

3,  Gross  Park  add,  18  m 7% $270 

Wolstadt  R to  M E Greenebaum,  May  10, 

It  27  b 3 Gross  Pk  add,  4 y 7% $650 

Walsh  M M to  J L Haverkampf,  June  25, 

Its  14  to  17  b A,  32  39  14,  2 y 7 % $325 

Welter  M to  J R Foulke,  July  3,  It  22  b 11 

33  40  14,  5 y 6$ $2,500 

AA’aterbury  E A to  M J Dunne,  July  1 It  3, 

b 96,  27  39  14,  5 y G% $6,500 

Wright  J H to  B F Weber,  Apr  20,  It  4 b 

4,  Ingledew  addn,  Ravenswood,  5 y,  7%, 

; $1,200 

AVilson  A C to  E Prussing,  June  29,  pt  It  1 

b 75  R M & S add,  4 y G% $1,700 

Wigand  G to  P Berger,  June  29,  It  46  b 3, 

8 38  14,  1 y 7% $500 

AVard  P to  H AV  Ames,  June  28,  It  17  and 

18  b 5,  1 39  13,  51-5$ $5,800 

Ware  E C to  A C Soper,  June  30,  It  4 etc, 

30  38  15,  90  dys,  7% $2,500 

Weber  C F to  C F Collott,  June  30,  pt  b 3, 

20  40  14,  3 y,  6$ $1,500 

AVirt  M to  R L Tatham,  June  30,  Its  17  to 

19  and  pt  20  b 7 Rockwell  addn,  5 y 6$, 
$10,000 

AVajahn  J to  M E Greenebaum,  June  24,  It 

44  b 34,  31  39  14, 3 y 7% $400 

Wajahn  J to  S E Gross,  June  24,  It  44,  b 

34,  31  39  14,  42  m 7% $300 

Whitley  D to  M E Greenebaum,  June  25, 

It  42  b 34,  31  39  14,  3 y 7$ $400 

Whitley  D to  S E Gross.  June  25,  It  42  b 

34,  31  39  14,  42  m 7$ $300 

Walsh  E to  R W Bridge,  June  18,  It  7 and 
pt  6 b 7 blk  10,  Sheffield’s  addn,  3 y 6 $, 

$1,110 

Wermer  A F to  J W Scoville,  June  22,  pt 

It  22  b 2,  2 38  14,  4 y,  6$ $2,700 

Yonker  A to  F G Bradley,  July  1,  It  7 It  9 
b 6,  Rockwell  add,  3 y G% $1,000 


CHATTEL.  MORTGAGES. 

Austin  P L to  A Schaffhauser  July  1,  furn, 

Austin  1 m $110 

Adam  A to  L A W Bruch  July  2,  furn  489 

Ogden  av  6 m $70 

Anderson  A G to  F Miller  June  30,  saloon 

130  Larrabee  st  2 y $150 

Armstrong  J AV  to  H B &E  B Mackey  July 

2,  barber  shop  977  Lake  st  6 m $130 

Bursmitt  J T to  M M Rothchild  June  28, 

furn  869  Polk  st  7 m $351 

Barnett  H S to  E H Babcock  June  30, 

horse  etc  — Harrison  st  2 m $175 

Bertsinger  E to  J H Colvin  July  1,  saloon 

266  Sedgwick  st  1 y 7% $50o 

Burgess  J G to  M E McHenry  July  2,  furn. 

2805  Cottage  Grove  av  4 m $78 

BillerbecK  F C to  H Biroth  June  30,  drugs 

2459  Wentworth  av  mthly $3,500 

Booth  D D to  CL  Booth  Aug  26,  boiler 

etc  467  Canal  st  2 y $2,000 

Butler  AV  A to  W N Alley  June  29,  furn, 

675  Van  Buren  st  6 m $95 

Boyd  J to  T D Randall  & Co  June  30.  ba- 
kery   , 5 m $73 

Boedeker  & Howard  to  AVacuer  & B B & M 
Co  June  29,  saloon  819  w Madison  st  1 
y $196 


Bonnell  G E to  E R Macuey  June  29,  furr. 

and  piano  889  Washington  bd6  m. . .$260 
Betts  J W to  C Wyman  July  2 furn,  362^ 

Wabash  av  6 m $251 

Bryant  C A to  J J Owen  July  1,  furn  225 

La  Salle  4 $115 

Brown  W M to  G B Christie  July  3,  furn 

Englewood  2 m $250 

Brown  F B to  G W Smith  July  3,  furn  212 

Aberdeen  st  120  ds $164 

Brown  B to  L Myson  June  30,  furn  — — , 

Julyl  ’87 $800 

Bowers  M to  W N Alley  July  6,  horse  and 

wagon,  — 3d  av  2 m $25 

Cargill  S P to  S Richardson  June  30,  furn 

303  Jackson  st  4 m $125 

Carman  W E to  R F Kruse  , furn  329 

Flournoy  st  Dec  25  ’87 $246 

Cordes  H to  H M McIntosh  June  29,  furn 

2950  Dearborn  st  6 m $104 

Crocken  M J to  H M McIntosh  July  1 pia- 
no 373  Maxwell  st  6 m $195 

Carroll  M to  AV  N Alley  June  28,  piano  51 

n Western  av  16  m $130 

Crocker  W B to  J D Spear  July  1,  furn. 

3734  Johnson  pi  7 m $85 

Carroll  R S to  C L Eaton  July  2,  furn,  94 

Washington  st  1 m $96 

Collsuy  J to  C Babcock  June  14,  furn  1224 

Wolfram  st  Sept  5, $61 

Crawford  GL  to  J W Ried  July  3,  furn 

2210  Indiana  av  4 m $1,000 

Cody  J AV  to  T Hinkey  July  2, Lake 

20  ds • • • • $175 

Christensen  M C to  A\T  H King  June  18, 

furn,  7 Tell  pi  22  wks  $53 

Davis  A to  N Graham  June  23,  furn  2031 

Butterfield  st  3 m $123 

Doritz  M to  A Micham  June  30,  furn  

2 y G% $200 

Dalziel  Natl  P Co  to  D P Tolman  Mch  25 
printing  office  227  Dearborn  st  2 y . . $9000 
De  Forest  F to  HA  Pemberton  July  2, 

furn  4505  Evans  av  6 m $71 

Durker  J Tto  C Williams  June  - — furn,  50 

Halsted  st  3 m $87 

Dreyer  J to  C Williams  July  2,  horse  etc 

— Berlin  st  5 m $57 

Dorney  AV  to  C Wyman  July  3.  horses  etc 

112  Coblentz  st  6 m $391 

Dietzen  R to  E Rothe  May  24,  furn,  144^ 

.$200 


Blue  Island  av  2 y ( 

Deloulme  J to  H A Pemberton  July  3 furn 

3306  Vincennes  av  4 m $300 

Deja  J to  P Roday  Apl  3,  house  267  n 

Sangamon  st  1 y $300 

Davie  E to  W N Alley  July  3.  horses  901 

Jackson  st  4 m $225 

Embrit  T to  C Wyman  June  3,  furn  201  w 

Erie  st  6 mos $72 

Essex  W F to  G F Harding  June  7,  horses 

etc  63  Desplaines  st $135 

Fuller  Etta  to  W N Alley  July  2,  furn,  83 

Peoria  st,  6 m $130 

Filen  H R to  Ault  man  & Taylor  Co  June 

29,  engine  Jany  1 ’89 $1072 

Jacobs  A to  J L Curtis  July  1,  furn  152 

4th  av  6 m ,$145 

Fiedler  P to  L Gerlinger  July  1,  saloon 

365  5th  av  Sept  1 $65 

Fleming  G to  J J McCarthy  July  25,  house 

Laue  2 y $1000 

Freeman  A B to  Bavarian  B Co  June  30, 

saloon  1545  State  st  1 y $400 

Fletcher  W A to  W N Alley  June  26,  furn. 

301  State  st  4 m $155 

Fuller  E to  ML  Pemberton  July  2,  furn, 

Polk  and  Dearborn  sts  6 m $201 

Frazell  C to  C Williams  July  1,  furn  274 

Ogden  av  7 m $91 

Forrest  M to  M P Biddlecom  June  8,  furn 

59  3d  av  8 m $115 

Fox  AV  F to  J J Owen  June  26,  furn  932 

Prairie  av  4 m $115 

Engle  G to  A Lammorie  July  1,  furn,  56 

Indiana  st  2 m $240 

Gerrick  G to  S Richardson  June  24,  furn. 

36  AV right  wood  av  4 m $59 

Glattly  H to  M A Pemberton  June  30  furn 

533  Noble  st  6 m $130 

Gass  M to  V Blatz  June  20,  bottling  busi- 
ness 339  32d  st  1 y $575 

Goschevitch  M to  V Randonvitcli  July  2, 

saloon  8 Clark  st  20  m $500 

Greig  J M to  AV  H King  July  6,  furn  2 s 

Clark  st  3 m $58 

Gallagher  P to  R Rothchild’s  Sons  July’  2. 
saloon  goods  381  w Polk  st  May  5,  ’87 

$751 

Hausen  H to  M K AVilliams  June  26,  furn 

950  32d  st  8 m $83 

Hessler  J R to  H M McIntosh  June  29, 

furn  964  Centl  Pk  av  6 m $372 

Hurlbut  H H to  H M McIntosh  June  30, 

furn  and  piano  42  Ann  st  6 m $767 

Hubbard  J F to  J N Reed  July  1,  furn,  164 
Dearborn  av  6 m $240 


Hersey  A to  J E La  Fond  Jane  3,  furn, 

Hyde  Park  2jy $71 

Harrison  Hto  MA  Pemberton  June  30, 

library  Ashland  B1k  3 m $347 

Hoss  P to  M Mueller  July  I,  saloon  375 

Loomis  st  1 y $650 

Hudson  W to  S Richardson, , turn  893 

Park  av  6 m $72 

Hillman  T to  W S Lasher  June  23,  furn 

395  Madison  st  8 m $222 

Herold  M to  A J Neuberger  Feb  6,  furn 

3413  State  st  2 y p m $900 

Hall  D L to  G Q Newbury  July  3,  horses 

etc  175  s Paulina  st  60  ds $200 

Hannoun  A E to  H M McIntosh  July  2, 

furn  832  Jackson  st  4 m $270 

Hodges  D B to  L A W Brush  July  2,  furn 

846  Monroe  st  6 m $135 

Harvey  J D L to  J Lafe  Curtis  June  26, 

2717  Indiana  av  4 m $287 

Hitchcock  Bros  to  P Keating  June  30  milk 

business  87  Locust  st  1 y $350 

Hart  R to  M R Bortree  June  30,  furn  650 

Van  Buren  st  3 m $175 

Hickey  J to  H M McIntosh  July  2,  furn, 

429  s Western  av  6 m $99 

Healey  P J to  R J Ryder  June  9,  furn  etc 

Hyde  Pk  90  ds $85 

Johnson  E J to  W N Alley  June  29,  furn 

110  n Lincoln  st  6 m $67 

Johnson  F L to  J D Spear  June  18,  har- 
ness. wagon  etc  7 m $99 

J oadwiue  W to  G Wyman  May  12,  horses 

etc  79  Walnut  st  6 m $133 

Jones  A to  J H Spear  July  1,  horses  etc. 

H yde  Park  6 m $260 

Johnson  W F to  E R Mackey  July  2,  horses 

etc  2418  S Park  av  6 m $115 

Johuston  M A & G B to  L B Shields  June 

3,  furn  890  Harrison  st  1 y $179 

Johansen  E C to  J Klicka  Apr  22,  horse 

etc  Jefferson  3 m $125 

Jones  J W & Co  to  Calumet  I & S Co  July 

1,  bldg  Hyde  Park  4 m $1,000 

JohusonB  to  A HultmaD  July  3,  furn,  57 

Chicago  av  2 m $75 

Koehler  M to  A Schaffhauser  June  30  furn 

57  w Randolph  st  4 m $43 

Kaiglin  W to  Ficn  & Oliver  Feb  17,  horses 

etc  40  Morgan  st  1 y $794 

Knoebel  J J to  E Rutz  July  2.  horse  etc  335 

Lincoln  av  6 mos $250 

Keeney  D F to  W S Wharton  June  28,  car- 
riage etc  Jefferson  4 in $122 

Kain  P to  W S Wharton  June  24,  horses 

etc  — Canalport  av  4 m $115 

Kerr  J F to  P Olff  July  2,  horse  3 m 

$140 

Kertson  G to  E Baggott  June  21,  lamps 

etc  285  Division  st $81 

Loncks  G E to  Bemis  & McA  Brg  Co  July 

2,  furn  2357  Hanover  st  6 m $600 

Ladd  J V to  G R Macney  July  2,  furn  599 

Sedgwick  st  10  m $150 

Lowenstein  A to  G J Williams  June  29, 

furn  114  Seminary  av  6 m $155 

Lambert  J H to  M K Williams  June  29, 

furn  565  s Water  st $124 

Lane  Electric  L Co  to  C Babcock  June  28, 
engines  dynamos  etc  Lake,  30  ds.  . .$5000 
Lennon  M to  Troy  Laundry  M Co  July  1, 

■ machinery $588 

Laefler  A to  M A Wolcott  July  1,  furn,  75 

Alexander  st  7 m $130 

McLaughlin  J H to  J E La  Fond  July  1, 

horses  etc  23  Meridian  st  9 m $335 

Miller  G to  G R Jarvis  July  3,  furn,  3825 

Langley  av  3 m $165 

Mitchell  M to  W N Alley  June  30,  furn  515 

Oaxley  av  5 m $161 

Mills  W J to  W M Johnston  June  30,  furn 

Lake  6 m $287 

Mueller  J to  Bartholomae  & L B Co  July  2 

saloon  503  SedgwicK  st  2 y $700 

Monroe  J to  C Wyman  July  2,  horse  etc 

222  Jefferson  st  1 y $146 

Martin  C H to  C D Parker  June  28,  horses 

etc  3007  Wabash  av  2 y $200 

Monfride  R to  P Best  Brg  Co  June  18,  sa- 
loon 145  Halsted  st  1 y $760 

Moss  F G to  T Balch  July  1,  furn  334  In- 
diana av  2 y $1500 

Mansfield  D L to  M L Pemberton  June  30 

furn  934  Madison  st  3 m $91 

McCullough  S to  H M McIntosh  July  1, 

furn  43  Seymour  st  6 m $68 

Mitchell  W to  B Daniels  June  29,  furn  153 

3d  av $179 

McBride  D to  E A Robinson  June  30,  furn 

53  Blue  Island  av  July  15,  ,87 $285 

Myers  J to  J D Spear  J une  30,  furn  792 

Tolman  av  1 y $130 

Mignault  & Co  to  E H Connor  June  30, 

horse  145  Michigan  st  1 m $100 

Marcil  M to  A E Bernard  Nov  26  furn  41 

Blue  Island  av,  1 y $400 

McRoberts  H to  WN  Alley,  June  30,  furn 


Calumet  6 m 

Miller  H A to  J H Spear  July  1,  furn 

6 mos $195 

Marble  C E to  Ida  L Hodge  June  14, 

pressee  etc  170  Madison  st  1 y $1,000 

Newton  G H to  A Schaffhauser  June  26, 

furn,  3849  Vincennes  av  4 m $120 

Nelson  J P to  M A Wolcott  July  2,  furn, 

75  Alexander  st  7 m $133 

Prembley  & Blencoe  to  Brunswick  B-C  Co 
June  16,  billiard  goods  150  Osgood  st  15 

mpm $300 

Parst  J G to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  May 

14,  saloon  107  5th  av  2 y $3200 

Parker  J D to  C F Swigert  Apr  16,  furn  52 

40th  st  8 m $132 

Phalen  W to  W W Charles  July  2,  horse 

etc,  541  w Indiana  st  Sept  9 $103 

Phillip  I to  M P Biddleson  July  2 furn  24 
Desplaines  st  and  156  w Monroe  st  8 m 

$106 

Peterson  J to  C Journburg  July  5,  furn,  S 

Chicago  1 y $125 

Petermann  W to  C Hilcher  June  26,  har 

ness  368  Division  st  2 y $300 

Reiteike  A to  H F Flentie  Apl  10,  horses 

etc  Wheeling  1 y $150 

Retieke  J to  H F Flentie  July  3,  wagon 

etc  Wheeling  1 y $100 

Rieck  F to  A Rieck  May  28,  furn  Lake 

View  5 y $900 

Rick  T to  C Lindemann  June  28,  horses 

etc,  Lake  View  2 y $239 

Russell  N A to  H M McIntosh  July  1,  ma- 
chinery 2831  Cottage  Grove  av  6 m.$260 
Raphad  F to  A Sternheim  July  1,  horse 

etc  Wood  and  Park  sts  4 m $75 

Richards  J & H to  M A Wolcott  June  29, 

furn  119  Halsted  st  9 m $132 

Ryder  F H to  J D Spear  June  30,  furn  338 

n State  st  7 m $195 

Ratchford  M G L to  C J Shields  June  30, 

furn,  83  Wells  st  7 m $570 

Rudolph  R H to  H Bartz  June  30,  pool  ta- 
ble etc  468  Noble  st  45  ds $300 

Rice  L to  W N Alley  July  2,  piano  4 mos 

•" $62 

Ramieger  H A to  G Ramieger  July  2,  pia- 
no and  furn  350  State  st  5 m $255 

Sherm  C to  J J Smith  June  26,  furn  1726 

State  st  1 y $275 

Smith  F A to  W W Charles  July  1,  horse 

etc  3655  Grand  bd  3 m $116 

Smith  GF  to  J Gelder  July  1,  fu-n  78 

Adams  st $150 

Sanford  C to  J J Owen  July  1,  furn  300 

Warren  av  2 m $227 

Smith  M to  J Leemhius  July  3,  boiler  etc 

523  Madison  st  20  m $692 

Schlenz  J to  C E Wyman  July  3,  furn  1072 

Superior  st  6 m $73 

Sebring  & Co  to  W Springer  June  25,  ma- 
chine  Aug  1 $120 

Stevens  G to  C J Shields  July  6,  furn  225 

Randolph  st  6 m $61 

Stedman  A C to  W S Truman  May  16, 

furn  569  Adams  st  2 y $1240 

Smith  M to  P Best  B Co  June  29,  furn  98 

w Randolph  st  1 y $150 

Shannon  R L to  S C Kanter  July  1 ,furn 

239  Superior  st  6 mos $102 

Shaw  C E to  T H Wiley  May  28,  furn,  397 

State  st $65 

Schway  A to  H M McIntosh  July  1,  horse, 

etc  814  31st  st  6 m $65 

Schumaxer  W J to  W S Lasher  June  29, 

furn  , 12  m $200 

Shinman  C to  W Hill  June  24,  furn  22 

Ogden  av $112 

Semmers  H to  J H Norton  June  26,  furn, 

1437  State  st  5 m $123 

Sammonds  J A to  M K Williams  June  29, 

furn  — , 65th  st  1 y $150 

Schwarz  A to  Barnhart  Bros  & S July  2, 
printing  material,  679  Halsted  st  2 y p 

m ; $219 

Tully  Thos  to  Hibernian  Bkg  Assn  July  2, 
brick  yard,  Cicero,  security  for  loans 

: $17,817 

Toohey  C to  S Richardson  June  30,  furn, 

69  Tilden  av  6 m $135 

Thompson  C to  S Richardson  June  29, 

horses  etc  654  Orchard  av  7 m $265 

Taylor  J I to  G J Williams  , furn  373 

Wabash  av  10  m $255 

Tons  R M toC  Shaner  June  30,  furn  316 

Randolph  st2  y $858 

Timothy  J H to  A Schaffhauser  June  26, 

furn  15  Penn  st  6 m $72 

Taylor  H A to  H A Pemberton  July  l,furn 

404  w Taylor  st  3 m $118 

Tolan  M S to  Keisler  July  2,  furn  1606 

State  st  Aug  10 $90 

Turk  J B to  D Hyman  July  2,  furn  1043  n 

Clarx  st  6 m $147 

Uhlig  F to  VV  H Klinge  June  29.  barber 
shop  1215  State  st  1 y $300 


Volkmann  G to  F Seelige  July  2,  house 

Blue  Island  2 y $1,200 

Vilmos  A to  S Reichman  June  30,  cutlery, 

etc  211  S Water  st  wKly $95 

Vanderwolff  D C to  W N Alley  July  1,  furn 

560^  Harrison  st  5 m $120 

Van  de  Carr  4 Co  J M to  Marder  L & Co 
May  20,  presses  etc  Humboldt  Park  2 y 

$975 

Werkmeister  I to  F C Mueller  July  2,  sa- 
loon Lake  1 y $100 

Warreneky  S to  A J Neuberger  July  1, 

furn  3009  Michigan  av  1 y $1958 

Wahl  W to  J Cannon  June  16,  market  488 

26th  st  90  ds $1; 

Woolridge  J M to  F M Bailie  July  3,  bar- 
ber shop  149  17th  st  Nov  1 $143 

Wilkinson  H E to  A T McKenzie  June  24, 

horses  221  29th  st  Aug  30 $■ 

Walsh  J to  G H Harding  July  1,  market 

116  w Washington  st  3 m $50 

White  N H to  II  M McIntosh  June  29,  furn 

218  State  st  6 m ' $143 

Zochara  M to  M Juchim  June  28,  pool  ta- 
ble etc,  179  Wright  st  6 m $100 


JIOBT«A«E8. 

Altenburgh  A to  W H Rohrer,  June  30, 
Its  11  and  12  b 58,  Evanston,  Nov  30,  ’87 

$375 

Adrian  R P to  C D Welter,  July  1,  It  13,  b 

13,  Ashland  2d  add,  1 y,  8% $1,200 

Arneson  J L to  H E Greenebaum,  June 

30,  It  47  b 2,  129  13,  3y  7% $1,000 

Ashley  A G to  F Jerome,  July  1,  Its  4 and 

5 b 62,  7 39  14,  ly  6% $ 

Brunxe  R to  J Gehrls,  July  6,  It  50  b 5,  6 

39  14.  2 y 8% $800 

Bates  L to  S Goldstein,  June  30,  It  14  b 

125, ^s  s add $1,350 

Becker  J F to  F Hineman,  July  1,  b II,  24 

i0  13,  7 fc $5,500 

Burns  C to  W M Howland,  July  1,  It  8 b 

17,  19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $700 

Bruether  P to  R Barth,  July  1,  pt  It  26  b 

4,  4 39  14,  2 y 8% $450 

Cole  A W to  M Alond.  June  30,  It  9 b 24, 

Ravenswood,  2 y 8% $ L.500 

Crafts  J F to  A N Farr,  June  25,  Its  15  to 
19,  24  to  29,  45  to  47.  b 6,  8 39  13.  . $3,333 
Curtis  M R & O to  N W Mutl  L Ins  Co., 
June  19,  It  11  and  pt  It  10  b 2 b 3 Shef- 
field’s add,  3 y,  6 %% $1,500 

Cutter  E E to  B M Baker,  July  1,  It  1,  11 

33  12,  6% $420 

Cushing  G W to  P Stevens,  June  1.  It  9 It 

8,3  38  14,  5 y 8% '.  . $1,750 

Cikanek  V to  Grant  B <fcL  Assn,  June  26, 
pt  It  21  and  all  It  22  b 56,  21  39  14,  6%, 

$1,200 

Do  Jong  to  W De  Graaf,  June  30,  pt  e U 

ne  % 22  36  14, 1 y 7% $1,000 

Du  Breiul  J L to  F Burcky,  June  20,  pt  It 

16  b 16,  Linden  Grove,  3 y 7% $1,225 

Flugel  C J to  C Columbus  B & L Assn, 
June  29,  It  85  b 6;  29  40  14,  5 1-5%.  .$1,000 
Funk  E to  G M Davis,  June  30,  it  8 b 4, 

9 39  13,  3 y 7% $800 

Fish  M J to  G Gmelich,  June  18,  Its  39  to 

43  b 1,  11  38  14,  3 y 7% $1,250 

Groeman  C W F to  E N Brown,  July  1,  pt 
It  14  b 27,  11  38  14,  Apr  25,  ’87  ...  . $1,425 
Gorsch  A to  R Skiffe,  June  20,  It  36  b 9, 

6 39  14,  3 y 6% $400 

Halsey  E S to  A Foster,  July  25,  It  7 b 4, 

Union  add,  Evanston,  8y  7% $1,200 

Hodoval  J to  J R Cohine,  J*uly  1,  Its  9 and 

10  b 35,  21  38  14,  2 y 7% $1,500 

Hjortsberg  A F to  J M Adsit  et  al  trs, 

June  7,  Its  1 and  2 b 35,  Wolcott’s  add,  5 

y>  5% $13,000 

Hallenbeck  A L to  H S Tiemeyer,  July  2, 

It  22  b 23,  12  39  13,  4 y $800 

Hansburg  W A to  E Wynn,  June  21,  Its 

12  and  13  b 42,  Elston’s  add  1 y 6%.  .$1,500 
Hankermeyer  H to  Trustee’s  schools  39  13 

June  30,  Its  20  and  21  b 5,  8 39  13,  5 y 7 

% $500 

Jannich  W to  A Wisner,  July  1,  It  12  b 3 

b 14,  Sheffield’s  add,  4 y 7% $400 

Jones  P M to  J W Jones,  July  7,  It  13  b 11 

13  39  13,  6% $450 

Kelly  E and  G to  S B Kireg,  June  12,  pt 

It  10  b 4,  Ellis  w add,  3 y 6 % $1,750 

Kleppiu  NEtoHPB&L  Assn,  June  23, 

Its  31  and  32  b 7,  36  40  13,  5% $1,000 

Kulp  L to  H M L Assn,  June  30,  It  1 b 4, 

8 39  14,  5} 4% $4,000 


Lorberg  D to  W Droege,  May  12,  It  13  b 

41,  33  39  14,  1 y 7% $600 

Miller  T E to  G A Follansbee,  June  28,  It 

4 and  pt  It  5 b 1,  21  38  14,  5 y 7% $700 

M’Cezek  W to  C Columbus  B & L Assn, 
June  29,  It  43  b 30,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 1- 

$500 

Nielson  P to  C T Nelson.  May  9,  Its  31  and 

32  b 2,  8 39  14,  6 m 7% $500 

Peheke  C to  A Pengstock,  July  1,  It  6 b 

13, 19  39  14.  2 y 5% $500 

Pehlgren  C E to  H Kassens,  July  1,  It  27  b 

3,  Palmer’s  add,  S Chicago,  8% $900 

Padour  A to  W Heineman,  June  18,  w ^ 

It  11  b 38,  s s add,  5 y,  6 % $1,500 

Prix  R M and  J B to  B W Kretschmer, 
July  1,  ptlt  8 b 45,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y 7 

% $7C0 

Payette  AtoLSBL&H  Assn,  July  1.  It 

■l5  b 2,  8 38  14,  6% $1,000 

Ruf  F to  Home  M L Asscn,  July  1,  It  17 

b 9,  Lee’s  add,  5 1-5% $500 

Rampenthal  L to  P Stevens,  June  7,  Its  12 

and  13  b 2,  8 38  14,  6% $500 

Redlich  H C to  F Heiman,  June  29,  It  29  b 

7,  30  40  14,  7% $1,200 

Rosz  K to  C Linde,  July  6,  It  12  It  54,  But 

terfield’s  add,  1 y,  7% $600 

Rasmussen  N to  H P Olsen,  July  6,  It  33 

b 9,  Ogden’s  add,  3 y 4$ $3,000 

Suttor  A to  J Stinson,  June  22,  It  14  b 13, 

19  39  14,  3 y 7% $150 

Sebold  L to  C J Hambleton,  June  29,  It  9 

9 39  13,  5 y 6 % $400 

Stephan  N to  N A Mayer,  June  28,  It  38 

b 4,  S & G’s  add,  3 y 6% $1,20  0 

Sajdak  L to  M Lynch,  July  2,  pt  Its  28 

and  29  Its  7,  5 39  14,  Aug  1,  ’88 $550 

Smith  K E and  K H to  Commonwealth  L 
& B Assocn,  June  21,  pt  Its  19  and  22  b 

18.  Irving  Park.  8 % $2,100 

Tupin  L to  J P Young,  June  7,  It  27  b 2. 

8 38  14,  71  m 6% $426 

Taylor  C L to  N W L & B Assn,  June  14, 

pt  35  40  13.  8% $1,200 

Thornblat  L to  P A Johnson,  June  30,  It 

74  b 3,  29  40  14,  mthly,  7% $750 

Wilson  M M to  J R Dean,  July  1,  Its  1 to 
4 b 1 b 3,  Rockwell’s  add,  6 m 8% . . . . $187  , 
Woodard  J D to  A J Grover,  May  1,  Its  8 
and  9 b 2 b 28,  Wilmette,  81m,  8%. . $ — — 
Young  A M to  P Stevens,  July  1,  Its  7 and 
8 b 4,  17  39  14,2  y 8%% $2,000 


Kefft  J to  J Semlow,  June  10,  n It  5 b 

19,  6 39  14,  1 y 8% $500 

Kibbe  F J to  H Hoepe,  May  15,  It  29  b 6, 

31  40  14,  3 y 8% $350 

Lykora  B to  G C Pfutzuer,  July  1.  It  17  b 

2,  35  20  13,  3 y 7% i ....$400 

Lindquist  A to  C Perm  B & L Assn,  June 
15,  Its  63  and  6t  b 1,  20  38  14,  8% $600 


JlOtiJIESITS. 

SUPEBIOB  COUBT. 

99090  Louis  Kunz  et  al  v Col  Wood’s  Mu- 
seum. On  findg,  $850.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

96997  Margaret  A Mitchell  v Thos  J Duffv 
On  ver,  $2161.66. 

97414  Peter  Labbe  v City.  On  ver,  $400. 

97404  Geo  W Wilson  v Melvin  J Wheeler. 

67432  S M Tyrrell  v Durham  House  Drain 
age  Co.  On  ver,  $475.40. 

99037  Wm  David  vCCRy  Co.  Mo  n t de- 
nied and  judgt  $1500. 

98752  John  Corbett  v Thos  Blackler.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt  $303.25.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ev  in  30  ds. 

96375  Peter  Horn  v John  Schroeder.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt  $93.80. 

96983  Daniel  O’Dell  v Oliver  H Brooxs.  Mo 
n t denied  and  judgt,  $52,922.60. 

96984  People  etc  v Edward  Mooney.  Daniel 
J Gallery  and  Daniel  Donnegan.  Same 
and  judgt,  $5000  debt  and  $200  das,  debt 
to  be  dischgd  etc.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex 
in  20  ds.  Exn  stayed. 

95797  Clarence  A Powers  v George  E Ross 
Same  and  judgt  $396.25.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

103782  Robert  M Fair  v Peter  Jasper  A 

• Daniel  B Hanson.  By  confssn  in  open 
ct,  $875.25. 

95949  Homer  E Sargent  v Annie  E Nichols. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $5,000.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  by  Sept  6. 

103004  Edward  H Herden  et  al  v Victor 
Fredenhagen.  By  deflt  $242.76. 

96389  James  B Clow  et  al  v Peter  Cloutier. 
By  agreet,  $126.59. 

99991  SBLCov  Andrew  Prins.  On  ver,  4 
$862.75. 

100382  Edson  Keith  et  al  v Josephine  Gold- 
berger.  By  agreet,  $423. 

100395  Jacob  Koehler  v Reinold  Goetz  and 
Gustav  Stade.J$20  andproc. 

77616  Alvina  C McKee  v Cornelia  I & Loren 
Chadwicx.  On  findg  $500.  Satisfied. 

10)707  George  Schussler  v Geo  Weber.  On  ver  $469.- 
13. 

1 0741  John  B Sage  v Francis  B Lane  UW  McAssey. 
$12.50  and  proc. 

0414  Samuel  D Ward  recvr  v Moses  S Greenebaum. 

luOu  findg,  $650.  Satisfied. 


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A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

K I L N • II  R I E D II A R II  WO  O I!  FLOORING , 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices ■ 

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MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Mouldings, 


r : 

99425  Wm  P Goembel  v Arnold  B McCourtie.  On  findg 
$118.20.  Appl  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds.  Dis  as  to 
Isaac  McCourtie. 

97405  Joseph  Janka  v Mathias  Valk.  Mo  n t denied  and 
judgt  $147.75. 

100696  Harris  Mfg  Co  v Henry  E Gerry.  On  findg, 
$204.81. 

97844  Phillip  Dyer  v George  Wagner.  $17  and  proc. 

10|462  C M & L Co  v Cheltenham  Imp  Co.  By  deflt, 
$2269.72. 

1C3495  James  McGregor  v James  Wishart.  Same 
$243. 

103497  J M W Jones  S & P Co  v Medical  I.ake  T Soap 
Mfg  Co.  Same  $173,15. 

It  35i  9 Moses  Mehrbach  v F W Erby.  Same  $549.52. 

1 3525  Stotz  & Wollz  use  etc  v Simon  Stafford  and 
John  Murphy.  By  agreet,  $208.20.'  Satisfied. 

103558  Leonard  Friedman  et  al  v Charles  Goodman. 
By  deflt,  $550. 

103568  Theron  Pardee  v Charles  W Watson.  Same 
$180. 

95399  C M Henderson  et  al  v John  Moule  and  Eliza 
A Day.  Same  $281,  no  exn.  Condtnl  judgt  $281  v 
N M L of  Steamers. 

103292  Gardner  S Chapin  et  al  v Martin  Best.  By 
deflt,  $267.58. 

103O03  George  W Long  et  al  v Frederick  Brodie 
Same  $1231.69. 

102966  Wm  Deering  et  al  v Theron  S Jones.  Same 

$191. 

102934  Alfred  C Clark  v George  W Stevens.  Same 
$228.65. 

103657  Alman  W Buikly  v Beever,  Wight  & Wetmore 
Co.  Same  $1736.46. 

103697  Chicago  Shot  Tower  Co  v Emma  E Burgess. 
On  afft,  $5789.89. 

97712  Ebenezer  Jennings  et  al  v Warren  C Hollister, 
Elias  J Westlake,  Geo  W Cross  and  John  W Conley. 
Mo  n t by  J W Conley  denied  and  judgt  $2203.02. 
Gen  and  spedl  exn  v Hollister  and  sped  exn  v Cross 
and  Westlake.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and  bill  ex  in  40 
ds. 

103646  Walter  S Babcock  et  al  v James  J Parrott. 
By  deflt,  $271 . 78  and  gen  and  sped  exn . 

103847  Same  v Same.  Same  $549.76.  Same. 

103383  John  W Stotz  etalv  M J Ward.  By  deflt, 
$400.50. 

103730  Patrick  Heffron  v Wm  B Orcutt.  Same  $454.- 
81. 

100524  J Friedman  v Leopold  Hilb.  Same.  $744.40. 

103379 Henry  W Stevens  v John  C C Fletcher.  Same 
$315.48,  no  exn. 

103369  F J Dewes  Brg  Co  v John  Halpin.  Same  $171, 
25. 

98133  Chas  L Marburg  et  al  v Joseph  D Okes.  Same 
$817.73. 

102719  Sophia  Bartholomae  v Chas  J Kershaw.  Same 
$760. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

53000  Arthur  S Kimball  et  al  v George  A 
Parkyns.  On  ver,  $1405.92.  Mo  to  set 
aside  etc. 

56727  Annie  ClarK  admi  vConn  M L Ins  Co 
By  deflt  $2027. 

54469  Edward  George  v Thos  McHugh  and 

Richard  Lancaster.  On  findg,  $70.  Satis- 
fied. 

54302  D Castro  v H T Lawrence.  Mo  n t de- 
nied and  judgt  and  $76.65.  Appl  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

51173  Alexander  Hansen  v Supreme  Tem- 
ple United  Order  of  Templars.  Mo  n t de- 
nied and  judgt  $1828.  Appl;  bond  and  bill 
ex  in  20  ds. 

52677  Willard  C Smith  v Anson  Wagar.  Mo 
n t denied  and  judgt  $67. 

54470  Charles  H Nix  v Jacob  Boas.  On  ver 
$50. 

54125  Zachary  T Kehoe  v W E Easton  and 
S E Clewell.  On  findg.  $1000.  Satisfied. 

54476  A Handeman  v Emil  Schottenfels.  On 
ver,  $26.10.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20 
ds. 

54281  Mary  McKillop  v Jeremiah  O’Leary. 
On  ver,  $42.66.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
20  ds  (21st). 

51549  Enoch  Ketchen  v Cecelia  Goldston. 
On  findg,  $143.69. 

52478  John  D Gill  v J C & — Morrisey.  Mo 
n t denied  and  judgt  $670.70.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

53993  Anton  FinKl  v John  H Jailing  and 
Philip  J Manning.  Mo  nt  denied  and 
judgt  $53.80.  Exn  stayed  1 wk. 

54356  Maggie  Mullaney  v Johanna  and  N 

! McMellen.  On  ver  $57.50  wastes. 

;53292  Eugene  O’Spare  v Chas  E Moltram. 

j On  findg,  $25,  Satisfied. 

54366  Hepp  & B Mfg  Co  v Jacob,  Daniel  & 
Elizabeth  Hepp.  On  findg,  prop  in  plff  and 
$60. 

54425  James  Brown  v John  Buckly.  On  ver, 

$100. 


54517  Horace  B Parker  et  al  v John  Dillon. 
Same  $490  and  gen  and  sped  exn. 

54449  W F Boyesen  use  etc,  v Am  Ex  Co. 
Re-instated.  On  findg,  $150. 

54339  Jesse  Halladay  tr  v N M Blumenthal 
and  Mathias  Mann.  On  findg,  $246.50.  Ap- 
pl; bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

56689  Abner  D Loomis  et  al  v Mathias 
Valk.  By  deflt,  $595.69. 

53308  Edward  M Olson  v Wm  Bredtschnei- 
der.  $12  and  proc. 

53325  M F Perry  v Lakeside  Roller  Skating 
Rink  Co.  $11  and  proc. 

54528  Adolph  Hunzinger  v Jason  H Shep- 
ard $11.50  and  proc. 

54379  Wm  Hoyt  v Wm  Summers  and  Wm  K 
Barctory.  On  ver,  $51.15. 

54885  Chas  D Doubleday  v I C R R Co.  By 
agreet  $225.  Satisfied. 

56704  D S Watson  et  al  v Bain’s  Tea  & Cof- 
fee Co.  By  defit,  $209.79  and  gen  and 
sped  exn. 

54015  Elizabeth  Dingee  v Chas  A Pucheck. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $400.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

54539  Chas  P Newberry  v Catherine  E 
Briggs.  On  ver  $1160. 

54733  Robert  Jeffrey  v J W Lusk  and  Chi- 
cago Mortgage  Loan  Co  and Stacy. 

On  ver,  judgt  for  prop  and  $700. 

54608  La  Fayette  H Smith  et  al  v Wm  H 
Barclay.  Judgt  for  $1890.61  revived. 

54600  Geo  Kelly  et  al  v Kelly  Scroll  Section 
Mfg  Co,  Edwin  S Skinner  and  Geo  H 
Leonard.  On  ver,  $750  debt  and  $412.  25 
das; debt  to  be  dischgd  etc. 

53025  Elizabeth  Wilkie  v John  Cahill.  Plff  remits 
$1,500.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $500. 

52714  George  Speckelmeyer  v Max  Baumwasser. 
Judgt  on  ver,  $30. 

51311  Peter  L Mooney  v George  Gibbie.  Mont  de 
nied  and  judgt  $25u0.  Appl;  bond  in  2u  ds  and  bill 
ex  in  60  ds. 

52600  August  Heinze  v John  Stewart.  Same  and  judgt 
$90.  Same. 

52817  Wm  Nutting  v Pa  C Co.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt 
$106. 

52732  J C Schumacher  v J C Anderson.  Same  $68. 

54668  H H Anderson  v Wm  R Nutt.  On  ver,  $10j. 

54689  Geo  W Nesbit  v Chas  Smith.  On  findg  $65.50. 

54790  John  A McGregor  v John  E Pullen.  On  ver 
*336. 

54823  Wm  B White  v F H Offergett.  $16  and  proc. 

54834  H O Sterman  et  a)  v Charles  C Crowhurst.  $12 
and  proc. 

54811  Arthur  G Cambridge  v Henry  Jacob  and  Henry 

Mortimer.  On  ver  $5  0. 

54644  Bennett  Graff  v J Jacobson.  On  findg,  $65.85. 
TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

2951  Geo  Studtman  v Geo  Weidner.  $23.06. 

2952  Frederick  Jans  v Frederick  Witzinan.  $56.55. 

2953  Richardson  & Boynton  Co  v BuRton  A Ulrich. 
$169.29 

2954  Fred  Milier  v Henry  Zimmerman.  $100. 

2955  Star  Barrel  & Box  Co  v J Goodman.  $30. 

2956  Emanuel  Kohn  v John  Drazdik.  $113. 

2957  James  McDonald  v Wm  Florence.  $142. 

2958  Isaac  Hann  et  al  v Mrs  August  Epson.  $79.99. 

2959  C Spearin  v Am  Machinery  Co.  $60. 

296u  Patrick  Conway  v Fred  Trampish.  $147.43. 

2961  Chas  Haase  et  al  v C O’Callaghan.  $40.20. 

2962  Chas  C Harder  et  al  v John  Leeson.  $118.55. 

2963  Christina  Bergman  v Fred  W and  Anna  M Koe- 
nig. $175.11. 

2964  Cleveland  Burial  Case  Co  v Martin  Ludolph. 
$119.80. 

50272  Levi  J Brown  v Norbert  Steiglitz  and  Sigis- 
mund  Heidweyer.  By  deflt,  $4732.48. 

54858  Chas  G Ross  et  al  v Max  Friedmann  and  Adolph 
Reiemfeld.  By  agreet,  $487.  Attch  writ  quashed. 

57222  Henry  Kraft  v M C R R Co.  On  findg,  $100 . 

53318  M Brand  v Peter  Frankenbach.  Od  findg  $1,000. 

64660  Joseph  Kearns  v John  McKeown.  By  agreet, 
$55.93. 

54183  John  Gerstetter  v Morris  & E Druker  and  Geo 
E Rick.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $92.90. 

64953  Annie  O’Neil  v Elizabeth  Hennessy.  By  agreet, 
$187. 

U.  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT. 

374  W H Irons  et  al  v Martin  and  the  Mar- 
ine Grain  and  Stock  Exchange.  On  findg, 
$2850. 

564  F A Hardy  & Co  v Jesse  Spalding,  Col 
$27.6o. 

580  Same  v F Seeberger,  Col  $55.80. 

BILLS  OF  SALE 

Olson  E to  S Schlenker  June  23  bldg  25th 
and  La  Salle  sts $1000 

Oberman  Brg  Co  to  E W Gross  June  17, 
saloonl94  Randolph  st $200 


Frames,  Brackets,  Turnings,  Etc. 

Jg^“Our  facilities  are  equal  to  any,  and  we  make  a specialty  of  furnishing  Contractors  everything  in  the../*T 
I3g“shape  of  Woodwork  for  any  class  of  Building,  including  all  kinds  of.^gj 

STAIR  WORK  AND  HARDWOOD  FINISH. 

Estimates  or  any  other  information  in  our  line  i Corner  Twenty-second.  and.  Throop  Streets. 

may  be  had  promptly  on  application.  [ CHICACO 


Cutter  C N to  E L Manton  June  12,  % 

grocery  552  Lake  st $560 

Howell  H to  V M Barbour  Juue  21,  hard 

ware  252  31st  st $6750 

Howald  E to  E Hawaldt  June  23,  horses 

etc $500 

Raggio  D D et  al  to  H C Durand,  June  2, 

% wall  at  110  n Clark  st $900 

Caldwell  S E to  J M Cravener  June  18. 

Buggy  Chicago  Lawn $175 

Lauferman  A to  Keefe  June  25,  house  349 

Division $5500 

Sommer  P to  G Sommer  May  25,  market 

4806  Laflin  st  $250 

Walker  G R (assg  ofH  F Drake  & Co)  to 
H V Freeman  May  1,  mchy  etc  669  Car- 

roll  av $827 

Freeman  H V to  H F Drake  June  1,  mchy 

etc  669  Carroll  av $827 

Galloway  J B to  E Howting  June  28,  furn 

and  piano  541  25th  st $90 

Campbell  G to  A Repetto  June  25,  saloon 

3922  State  st $800 

Keefjr  C to  J Hand  June  22,  grocery,  542 

Division  st $2,300 

Dolan  J J et  al  to  E M Lown,  June  29,  ci- 
gar store  98  n Clara  st $600 

Schlund  C W to  L K Schlund  June  29, 

wagon  etc  27  n State  st $200 

Wells  C L to  G Harris  May  6 bldg  18  Ev- 
anston av $700 

Harris  G to  L Ortrembak  June  30,  bldg  18 

Evanston  av $850 

Greene  J E toG  M Greene  June  28,  fum, 

$427 

Cronkhite  C H to  M Ratchford  June  30, 

piano  etc  81  Wells $200 

Beckers  L to  L Becker  June  25,  mdse, 

$223 

Maynard  C A to  M A Marnard  June  30,  piano $150 

McCaffery  E to  Mary  McCaffery  June  14,  horse  etc 

Hyde  Park $100 

Barth  G to  H L Hach  Jnne  15.  store  389  Division  st 

$3,0U0 

Bernstein  B & B to  Williams  & Johnson  June  3, 

store  fixtures  etc  459  Madison  st  $45 

Sutherland  C A et  al  to  C C Tillman  June  30,  tents 

etc $1 

McCaffery  E to  M McCaffery  June  14,  horse  etc.. $100 
Barth  G to  H D Hach  June  15,  furn  389  Division  st 

$3,003 

Evans  C G to  W Weadiey  et  al  May  27,  saloon  20 

Broadway  st  Aurora $600 

Stoeckemins  A to  O Huebner  June  24,  saloon  173 

Randolph  st $800 

Hayes  M J to  J C Hayes  May  10,  saloon  3221  Cottage 

Grove  av $300 

Graham  A V to  F G Moss  July  1 furn  332  Indiana 

av $3,500 

Woodruff  F B to  Kate  Woodworth  June  28,  laundry 

2113  Wabash  av $650 

Krautzberg  F to  M Krautzberg  July  1,  grocery  4831 

State  st $1 

Teller  M M to  A Hatry  July  6,  boots  and  shoes  290 

North  av $950 

Holmes  N to  G J Fuchssteiner  July  5,  lease  and 

stock  136  Monroe  st $1,000 

King  C to  J W Fitzsimmons  June  2,  Vi  lease  281  w 

Randolph  st $950 

Loud  C A to  J Hill  July  6,  barber  shop  300  63d  st.$300 

Kaiser  C to  F Wolff  June  17,  house  2 Gardner  st.$300 

Brom  A to  V Sedlacek  July  1,  furn  3 Tell  pi $350 

Flaherty  J et  al  to  W W Wilcox  July  7,  press  35  n 
Cana!  st $3,000 

ASSIGNMENTS. 

Dooley  J M to  J J Wheeler  June  24,  no  sche 
dlues. 

□Phillips  V to  T R BuchanaD  July  7 . No  Schedules. 


QUIT  CLAIM-  It E FES  ANI>  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

N 37  ft  lot  1 b 28,  J R & Storr’s  add,- , Ellen  Mc- 

Comber  etal  to  J E McGuire $1 

Lot  32  b 7,  Brand’s  add,  June  16,  Ellen  M Clarkson 

to  Bridget  Mahoney $1 

Lots  14  to  17  b 30,  7 39  14,  June  25,  Frances  C Rus- 
sell to  Anna  M Lussenhop $1 

Lot  3 b 5,  Cleaverville  add,  June  28,  J M Hill  to  W 

M Sweetland $1 

Lots  6 to  14  b 1,  Eleanor’s  sub,  10  38  14,  June  25,  W 

C Ritchie  to  F W Talbut $1 

Lot  1 of  lot  1 of  s 14  lots  19  and  20  etc,  blk  5,  Rock- 
well’s add,  Apr  26,  Eliza  Peters  to  Charlotte  A 

Fellowes  . . . $2,700 

Lots  39  to  48  b 16,  Harding’s  sub  w 14  nw  qr  11  39  13, 

Oct  11,  ’84,  S A Dawes  to  A F Potter $1 

Lot  28  and  s *4  lot  27  of  bik  4 and  7,  Cleaver  & Tay- 
lor’s sub  3 38  14;  lots  40  and  41  b 23,  Sheffield’s 

add,  June  9,  P DeTamble  to  H H Gage $500 

Lot  42  b 23,  same,  July  1,  H H Gage  to  P DeTamble 
$250 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

•fitly  21 . 

Lot9  10  and  11  in  Hopkinson’s  & Gorton’s  sub  of 
e half  of  lots  15  and  16  in  block  4 of  Blue  Isld  Land 
and  Bld’g  Co’s  sub,  known  as  Washington  Heights; 
all  being  in  e half  of  se  qr  of  sec  7 37  14.  Arno  Voss, 
Master.  L A. 

•fitly  27. 

Lots  6 and  7 b 3,  Hubbard,  Crocker  & Stone’s  sub  in 
sec 4 38  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  22  of  Ayers  & Hamilton’s  sub  of  the  n 3 acres 
of  lot  2 b 37  in  C T’s  sub  of  w half  of  so  much  of  s e 
qr  as  lies  w of  the  Chicago  river  of  sec  21  39  14.  S F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  LN. 

Lot  21  b 15,  Lee’s  sub  of  part  of  east  half  of  nw  qr 
and  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  6 39  14 ; lots  1 2 and  3 of  n 
135  ft  of  lot  2 in  b 62  in  Evanston,  known  as  Boutelle 
block;  and  lots  11 12,  15  and  16,  Pitner’s  2d  addn  to 
Evanston,  sec  21  41 13.  S F Hauchett,  Sheriff. 

•fuly  30. 

Lot  8 in  b 1 of  Central  Park  add.  Geo  ScovilleT 
Trustee.  LA. 

Aug  2. 

Lot  50  in  sub  blk  2 in  H H Walker’s  sub  of  blk  2 in 
Johnston  & Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  How- 
ard Hare,  Admr.  LN. 

Lot  10  in  Morgan’s  sub  of  lot  1 and  n half  of  lot  2 in 
b 41  in  C T’s  sub  of  w half  and  so  much  of  se  qr  of 
sec  21 39  14  as  lies  west  of  south  branch  of  Chicago 
river;  also  lots  45  and  46  in  b 16  of  the  sub  of  s half  of 
sec  10  39  13.  Magreth  Brummel,  Admx.  L N. 

Lots  39  to  48  in  Reed  & Miner’s  sub  of  lot  24  in  Lee 
and  others’  sub  of  the  sw  qr  of  sec  12  39  13.  Albert  C 
Reed  , Trustee.  L N. 

Aug  3. 

Lot  23  inb2  in  Baird  & Bradley’s  sub  of  n 4 aers  of 
w 10  acres  of  s 25  acres  of  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  6 39 
14;  also  part  of  e 20  acres  of  e half  of  nw  qr  of  sec6. 
W DKerfoot,  Trustee.  L N. 


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Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in $38.00@40. 

1st  and  2d 30.00  35. 

Box  boards 35. 

Inch  and  over 26.  30. 

Half  inch 23.  28. 

Common  1st,  1 in 20.  22. 

Plank 22.  25. 

Cull 12.  15. 

ASH. 

1 to  4 in $35.00  @40. 

Wagon  stock 40. 

Wagon  poles 55.00@60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . . 45.00@ 
Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 50.00  @ 

OAK. 

Clear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.  @38. 

Common 22.  @25. 

Timber 25.  @28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in  , clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45. 

Quartered 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  35. 

Common 25. 

OHERBY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@90. 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55, 

HICKORY. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50. 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

3*4x434 90@  1.00 

4x5 1.00@  1.25 

4x6 1.50 

4*4x6 1.75 

5x6 1.75 

BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  60. 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 75. 

*4x10  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m . 125.00 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

234*2*4 7 

3x3 19 

MAPLE. 

Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 
dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25. 

Gray  elm 20. 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.  @40. 

Sycamore 25. 

Chestnut 50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.  @40. 


YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  O.  B., 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  [MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls 15 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OB  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 

STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  1*4>  134  an<l 

2 in $35. 

Common 27. 

FINISHING. 

let  and  2d  clear $32.00 


PRICES  OF  BUILDING  MATERIAL 


STONE. 

Pier  and  footing  stone,  8 in.,  per  sq.  ft. . 18 

“ “ “ 10  “ “ .'20 
‘ ‘ 12  “ “ .22 
Rublestone,  cord,  100  ft.  13,000  lbs  in  yd,  8.00to  8.50 


Malone  B.  8.  flagging,  on  car,  3 inches. ..  .24 

“ “ “ 4 “ ...  .28 

building  stone,  per  cube 50to  .60 

Maxwell  & Co.  3 inch  flagging,  on  cars. . . .22 

" * “ “ “ ...  .26 

building  stcne 50to  .56 

HAIP. 

Cattle  hair,  per  bush .25to  .30 

Goat  ‘k  “ 25to  .30 

Sahd,  per  load 1.25to  1.50 

MORTAR. 

Walpole  mortar  black,  per  5),  in  bbls .04 y2 

Peerless  mortar  colors,  black .04^ 

“ “ “ red ! 041/2 

BRICK. 

Anderson  pressed  18.00to29. 

Common 8.50to  9 50 

St.  Louis  pressed 27. 

Purington  Kimball 16.00to26. 

Indiana  (W.  E.  Hinchcliff  & Co.)  16.00to22. 

Philadelphia  pressed 45.00to48. 

Milwaukee  pressed  25. 

Tiffany  pressed 22.00to3o! 

Trenton 40. 

Zanesville  (Harris  Bros.) 29. 

Perth  Amboy,  buffi 50  [ 

“ “ mottled 50. 

Anderson  moulded 60.00to300. 

St.  Louis  “ 50.00to  75. 

Indiana  “ 25.00to  50. 

Zanesville  “ 75.00to600. 

Enameled  brick 80.00tol00. 

Fire  brick 25.00to  50. 

Hollow  brick 15, 

Hollow  porous  terra  cotta  brick 45. 

PAINT.  DRY.  OIL. 

White  lead  [Am.]  per  ft> 

Zinc,  white  [Am. J 08  .12 

Red  Venetian 02-  .06  .12 

Red  Vermillion 20-.40  50-1.00 

Red  Indian  English 12  .22 

Yellow  ochre 02  .15 

Yellow  chrome 18  .25 

Green  chrome .12  .20 

Paris  green 20  .35 

Blue  ultramarine 16  .35 

Lampblack 08  .30 

Putty 03 

Whiting  [dry] 01  .02 

Burnt  sienna 09  .19 

Burnt  umber  07  .16 

MARBLE. 

Italian,  veined 4. 

Tennessee  red 2.5Cto  5. 

Georgia 

Tennessee  [Knoxville]  2.5Cto  3. 

Vermont  white 3.50to  8. 

Ophite... 5. 

Armodite 3. 

SLATE. 

Green,  Vermont,  per  square 6.25to  8.1 

Purple 8. 

Red 16.56 

Black,  Lehigh 7.20to  7.6 

Washington,  Pa 5.76  and  up 

Black,  Bangor 5.50to  5.8 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Whate  sand,  per  bbl l.OOto  1.25 

Fire  clay,  per  bbl 2.00to  3.5 

Plastering  hair,  per  bush 25to  .35 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  hair .12*4 

Roofing,  per  square  gravel 3.CCI0  f. 

Asphalt  roofing 7.£(tci  9. 

Marble  dust,  per  bbl 2. 


Public  Auction  Sale! 

— OF — 

KANSAS  & MINNESOTA 


LANDS! 


— AT  THE — 

Chicago  Real  Estate  Board 

161  La  Salle  Street,  Room  No.  5 

TUESDAY,  July  6,  and 
THURSDAY,  JULY  8,  1866, 

Commencing  at  11  o'clock. 

By  order  of  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the  [Ken- 
tucky, Kansas  & Texas  Land  and  Cattle  Co., 
in  order  to  Wind  up  that  Company,  and  in  order  to 
c ose  the  Southern  Railway  Co’s  Special  Trust,  we 
w offer 

30.000  Acres  of  Agricultural  Lands, 

Id  Stafford,  Rice  & Reno  Counties,  Kansas,  and 

9.000  Acres  located  in  the  old  settled  Counties 
of  Houston,  Winona,  Fillmore  and  Freeborn,  in 
Southern  Minnesota.  Also  | 0,000  Acres  in 
the  thickly  settled  Isanti  County,  Minn.,  from  30  to 
40  mi  es  from  St.  Paul  and  Minneapolis,  along  the  St- 
Paul  & Duluth  Railroad,  and  some  Town  Lots  in 
Prinsburg. 

For  Catalogues  and  information  apply  to 

* FREDERIKSEN  & CO., 

181  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO.  ILL. 


ORB  & LOCKETT, 

Dealers  in 

Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

| '/F  EVERY  DLLCRIPTLON, 

184  & 186  CLARK  ST„  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 

We  Make  a specialty  of 

Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 

And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  Wg  arG  SOlG  Chicago 
AgGntS  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 
“Perfection”  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works. 

POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Care 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  No.  209. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


R.  HUGHES, 


Galvanized 


Ikon  Cornices, 
Metal  Roofing, 


Slate  and 


319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Booting  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


GA50LINE. 

p4#lLfi 

C^^H47X4BN.2nd.5^i 

PHILADELPHIA. 

N.YxN.J.G.G.Lt.Co.Ltd. 

Nal  PARK  PLACE. 

NEW  YORK. 


FactDQj  Lamps 

^ gdlLDERS  DF 

p A5  X, 

WATER 

□ IRKS, 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing*  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 


TELEPHONE  7077. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Seobibt. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

REAL.  ESTATE, 

102  LaSalle  St..  Room  19,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 

STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caleirr.ining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Kear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  n h = 

For  Sale.  vmcagO. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  A 54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  POUTER, 


REAL  ESTATE 

Room  7. 


/ 108  & 110  Dearborn 

) St.,  - Chicago. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17.  DO  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 

J,  P.  BOWES.  G*  CRUICK8HANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 84  Dearborn  Street. 

rown  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side.  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


W L Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  I.oan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

IR,  E -A.  I_i  EST-A.TE, 

Office:— Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


YARD  PRICES-CAR  LOT8-MRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch S 7 00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  114  and  1%  inches  45  00 

3d  clear.  114.  114  and  2 inches 42  00 

A select,  1*4  and  114  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches 11  00 

B select,  154,  114  and  2 inches 30  00@32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 25  00 

2x4  B,  select  21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30j00 

All  one  length,  tl  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

let  and  2d  clear 47  00 

3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select 25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select.  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C 32  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  f t 23  00 

D 20  f t 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

“ “ 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch 36  00 

B 33  00 

C 25  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C : 26  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B , 6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 
10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

B 35  10 

0 27  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

let  and  2d  clear 40  00 

A siding  strips 38  00 

A flooring  strips 33  00 

B „ 32  00 

0 „ „ 23  00 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 23  00 

A,  % -inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

B 20  50 

C 15  00 

Clear  and. A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  a.  %-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  00 

B,  % insh.,  6ipch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

Is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 10  60 

?(| -inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 


THE  PORTLAND  BLOCK 

Barber  Shop 
IS  IN  KEEPING  WITH  THE 

HIGH  CHARACTER  OF  THE  SURROUNDINGS 

Reasonable  Prices  and  Extra  Good  Work 
Constitute  our  Capital. 

No.  72  Washington  Street, 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

IR,  E -A-  I-i  ESTATE 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


WJl.  LEAGUE  A.  CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

WHEELER  & CO.— Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Rent- 
ing. Room  1—130  La  Salle  St. 


COMMON  ANI>  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10, 12  and  20  feet •'•  •• 

14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1*4  and  154-inch U 00 

Green,  |1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  teei 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 ,,  16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-lnch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 

Add  to  DrlceB  of  boardB  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  II  two  sides.  II  50. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 60 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

154  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

254-inch 00  60 

254-inch 00  65 

3-inch 50  20 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14, 16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  60 

2x6,  same  lengths H 00@16  00 

2X8  11  00@14  50 

2x10,  11  00@16  00 

2x12,  „ 1100^17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plauk,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 00 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 “ “ “ “ 34 

6 “ “ “ “ 18 

7 “ “ “ “ ...  23 

8 “ “ “ “ 33 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 43 

8 inch,  sawed  54,  7 feet 754 


Chicago. 


JULIUS  A.  CILISKE, 


- Proprietor 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS- 

Room  8,  i 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 


9 to  11, 

5 54  inch, 

6 “ 

7 “ 

8 “ 


7 feet 11 

54,'  7 feet 754 

V.,  7 feet 9 

54,  7 feet 11 

54,  7 feet 16 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 


Common . 


WHITE  ASH. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  HOOPING-  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted.)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


SEWING  MACHINE 

j HAS  NO  EQUAL. 

PERFECT  SATISFACTION 

Hew  Hie  Seiii  Machine  Co.1 

—ORANGE,  MASS.—  1 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
/.Uinta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal.  I 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasoLably  by  experienced 
workmen.  ^Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MVCHINE 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


CO.. 


TULLY  & KEATINC, 

BEAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

161  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Cull . . 
Clear. 


Cull. 


WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 


Quarter-sawed . 


Cull. 


HICKORY. 


Axles. 

Cull... 


1st  < 


Cull. 


SWEET  GUM. 


HARD  MAPLE. 


Cull. 


BASSWOOD. 


WILLIAM 
194  LaSalle  St., 


BANK, 


AND 


Furniture 


LUMLEY, 

Chicago,  111. 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 


and  Fittings 


Clear... 
Common. 
Cull 


Common  and  better. 


BOCK  ELM. 


Cull.. 
Good . 


SYCAMOBE. 


Common . 
Cull 


Cull 

Log  Run 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling. . 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 


CALIEOBNIA  BEDWOOD- 


Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


rough . 


Fancy  butt. 


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DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 


Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICAGO, 
. and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


WM.  Reed. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans, 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 


Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current 
rates. 


D.  Gr.  HAMILTON, 


DEALER  IN 


Real  Estate  1 Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  ami 
Dwellings. 


OF  F 
59  & 61 


'ICE,  ) 

Lake  St.  i 


SALESROOM  AND 

CHICAGO.  -!  factomv, 

1 227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


a.  ism 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wahash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons  : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wahash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston,  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  st. 


F IMI.  CLARKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  i 1 CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


Sewer 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY, 


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No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK, 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings, 

Office  Chairs, 

- INTERIOR 

FITTING-S 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

— AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


IlNrSTJS<JL3NrCE!  A-GKEHsTClT. 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

i Royal  Insurance  Oo.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * Telephone  No.  1353 


MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTION ! 

If  y.ou  want  to  Locate  at  a Good  Manufacturing 
Point,  write  to 

J.  H1-  Powell, 

Waukegan,  III. 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE! 

We  make 

Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 

Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimneys,  Etc. 

H^Our  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 

Made  in.  anyColor  Desired 

Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted.  Delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  111. 


SteinwayS 

i 

Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior— -including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

" CHICAGO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  V “ Boynton  ” Furnaces. 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
- STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICAGO. 

jpg—  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 

PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


H.  O.  OOULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  mv  Customers. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  & c., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 

[ - 

Cor.  Curtis  St.  CHldACO.  ILL. 


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INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS — REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS I. 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS II. 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILDINGS III. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE IV. 

THE  RECORD V. 

THE  RECORD-  Continued VI. 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS VIII. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  IX. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-FORECLOSURES XII. 


Pianos  and  Organs 


The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


*203  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co.. 

9i®  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


1ST.  A.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 


mOKEm*PIPWIRE€ICK 


Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Lining’s,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : ^ BRANCH  YARD: 

219  E.  Washington  St.  f Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  Sharon  &Co. 


Ko.  2£(>  Iia  Salle  St , Chicago. 

The  Negotiatiug  of  Specific  Sales  a Specialty 
Investments  Made.  Taxes  Paid  and  Frop- 
erty  managed  for  Non-Residents. 
Raal-estate  Bought  aDd  Sold,  Loans  Negotiated, 
Property  Leased. 


M.  KEATING, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 


Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

20  1 to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  ^A/Ltbcisli  Ave,.  telkphoke.  5710. 


CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers  1 Provision  Dealers  insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 


OFFICERS  - i Henrt  Botsford,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

? Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 


E.  & WM.  P.  KOLLO  & CO.,  gents,  Tei!Wb  210  La  Salle  Street. 


WALL  PAPER! 


WALL  PAPER! 


78  East  Jackson  St.,  near  State. 


Head-Quarters  for  Real  Estate  HVCen. 

JOHN  T.  DUNN.  Agent. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co. 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


WRIGHT  & TURNER, 

Real  Estate, 

Loan  amd  Renting  Agents, 


We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  DEARBOBS  STREET.  ROOM  49.  CHICAGO. 


Chicaao  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

G.  A.  Mariner  | Estah.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 

COMPANY. 

ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

orally.  Water.  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 

Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 


Water’  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  M\lt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SI  MPSON  B ROS., 


Room  15.  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.?  tt.t. 

Telephone  8S3.  i 


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directory 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 


ALLES,  John  J r.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
- BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  et. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Ira,  144  La  Salle  st. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT,  174  Dearborn  st. 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

DAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
1’ELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  k CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  k Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 

GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st. 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  k Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINS  Hr  BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Block. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  k SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave. 

HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 
JENKS,  S.  L.,  & Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Block,  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 

KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  8.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  42,  107  Dearborn. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  I,is.  Building. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 
MAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 

MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rni.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 

McNEILL,  Malcom.  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 

NEUHOFF  W.  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 

13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  k KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  et. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born  st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
^REED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

REED,  Wm.  k Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 

REDE  I ELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 

RUNYAN  & S0N.,E.  F.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18.1 
SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 

SHARON.  HENRY,  k CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 

SNOW  k DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  k Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av.  ' 


STANLEY.  P.  E.,  k Co.,  96  Washington  st 
SMITH  k GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

S 1 EPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

TIDHOLM  k REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  k BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

V1ERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  k Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  k CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  k CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C , & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  and  Loans. 


SHARON,  HENRY,  k CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 


Architect, 


CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 


CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO. — Cure  6moky 
chimneys  R 8—165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  k CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 


CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  & MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


CUDILL  k LEHMANN,  22 and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO., 122-126  Washington, 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  k RICKCORDS,  85  k 87  Dear- 
born  st. 

HANDY  k CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  k CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Court 
House. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 


DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 


THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  k 268  Wabash  ave. 


Wail  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 


ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


NORTON  D,,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 


CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

RUIZ,  NEEDLES&  NETLING,  Rm.  35,  Portland  Blk. 


Wood  Carpets. 


CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Gravel 
Roofers. 

BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 

CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  k 69  Canal  st. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silver er. 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Lyon  • 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt, 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  tho  Mu- 
sical Profession. 

W'AREBOOIIS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets 


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REAL  ESTATE  # BUILDING  JOURNALj 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


TERMS : 

Per  Year  (in  advance) *4.00 

After  July  1,  ’86,  $5.00,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 
Entered  at  Chicago  Post-office  as  second-class  matter 


REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  X_.0-A.lSr 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 
IR.a.IXjW.&.'H'  BONDS  FOE  SA-IjE. 

Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Huiilbut,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 


W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 


c.  U.  GORDON.  W.  L.  BLOOD. 

G.  U,  Gordon  & Go., 


REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

'ZQ  Dearborn  St., 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


CHWAGO. 


CALIFORNIA  FRUIT  LANDS. 

700  acres  selected  fruit  lands,  San  Bernardino  Co., 
Cal.,  offered  in  tracts  of  10  acres  and  upwards,  to 
close  an  estate.  This  property  is  surrounded  by 
bearing  orange  groves,  vineyards,  schools,  churches, 
beautiful  residences. 

Depot,  1(4  miles  from  property. 

Special  railroad  rates  to  see  the  property. 

0.  H.  BROOKS,  Room  57,  149  La  Salle  Street. 


HORACE  A.  GOODRICH, 

Real  Estate, 

80  Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 

CHICAGO. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE3  FOUR  NINE] 

FREE  GIFT! 

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157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

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108  LaSalle  Street. 

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No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

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MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

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CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JULY  17,  1886. 


OUR  SUBURBS 

— AND— 

SUBDIVISION  PROPERTY. 

Where  the  People  of  Chicago  are  Seeking 
Homes. 

The  extent  of  the  sales  in  subdivisions 
and  subdivision  property  is  far  greater  than 
many  suppose,  and  the  money  invested  in 
this  class  of  real-estate,  though  in  small 
sums,  aggregates  an  immense  amount. 
This  fact  may  be  somewhat  realized  when 
it  is  considered  that  over  two-thirds  of  the 
business  of  last  year  was  made  up  in  sales 
of  lots  and  small  properties  under  $5,000. 

It  would  be  of  interest  and  profit  to  many 
investors  in  city  business  and  residence 
property  to  compare  the  average  advance 
of  property  throughout  our  prosperous  sub- 
urbs for  the  past  three  years  with  that  of 
city  real  estate  for  the  same  length  of  time. 
Space  will  not  allow  separate  instances  of 
great  advances  in  suburban  real-estate,  but 
certain  it  is  that  the  general  rise  has  been 
quite  marked,  and  has  inured  to  the  benefit 
of  the  many  men  of  small  means — salaried 
men  and  mechanics  who  have  put  their 
earnings  into  lots  and  homes  in  the  differ- 
ent suburbs  adjoining  Chicago. 

The  large  demand  now  for  suburban  prop- 
erty  (for  the  records  are  almost  wholly  made 
up  of  lots  and  small  houses),  indicate  plain- 
ly that  there  is  yet  in  store  many  paying 
investments  in  this  kind  of  real-estate. 

The  easy  payment  plan  which  has  been  so 
generally  adopted  by  those  who  are  selling 
suburban  and  subdivision  property,  make  it 
possible  for  hundreds  of  salaried  men  to 
buy  and  own  homes  for  themselves.  It  makes 
available  for  the  purchase  of  homes,  much 
of  the  money  that  has  heretofore  been  paid 
for  rent.  The  advantage  to  be  derived  by 
buying  a home  on  the  installment  plan  is 
self-evident,  and  needs  no  comment,  for  the 
same  money  paid  for  rent  will,  in  the  course 
of  a few  years,  secure  one  a home  of  his  own. 

The  question  is  in  the  selection  of  a place 
for  that  home— in  the  city  or  in  the  suburbs  ? 
The  rapid  growth  of  our  suburbs  show  plain- 
ly their  popularity  among  the  people  of  Chi- 
cago. The  advantages  of  a suburban  home 
which  the  many  are  now  coming  to  realize 
have  been  plainly  set  forth  in  the  following: 

“ A suburban  home  means  no  rent  to  pay, 
no  moving  to  do.  It  means  trees,  lawn^ 
shrubbery,  flower  garden,  vegetable  garuen 
if  you  want  it,  pure  air,  room  for  your  chil- 
dren to  play,  away  from  the  street  and  its 
evil  influences,  better  health,  especially  for 
the  children,  fewer  doctor’s  bills,  lower  tax- 
es, better  citizenship,  neighbor’s  who  will 
take  a more  sincere  interest  in  your  welfare, 
a warm  seat  in  a comfortable  car.  Every 
paymont  on  your  home  is  a deposit  in  a 
savings  bank  that  cannot  break.  Everything 
you  do  to  improve  or  beautify  it  adds  to  its 
market  value.  Suburban  homes  are  the  eas- 
iest and  cheapest  to  pay  for.  With  $300  or 
more  to  pay  down,  what  you  now  pay  for 
rent  will  nearly,  perhaps  quite,  pay  the  rest.” 
In  the  following  will  be  found  a brief  de- 
scription of  some  of  Chicago’s  suburbs: 


NORMAL  PARK. 

Perhaps  no  suburb  of  Chicago,  within  the 
past  few  years,  has  had  a more  marked  and 
rapid  growth,  or  now  has  a brighter  future 
than  Normal  Park,  adjoining  Englewood 
on  the  south.  Indeed,  it  has  only  been  dur- 
ing the  last  four  or  five  years  that  the  peo- 
ple of  Chicago  were  aware  that  they  had  a 
suburb  known  as  Normal  Park.  Possessing 
the  advantages  of  easy  access  to  the  city 
over  seven  railroads,  pure  air,  lake  water, 
gas,  the  best  of  society,  and  residences  of 
an  unexceptional  character,  it  holds  out  un- 
wonted inducements  to  Chicago  business 
men  who  are  seeKing  homes  for  the  comfort, 
health  and  enjoyment  of  themselves  and 
their  families.  Many  paying  investments 
have  already  been  made  in  this  property 
and  from  the  present  demand,  many  more 
are  still  to  be  made.  Prominently  connect- 
ed with  this  property,  as  well  as  that  of 
Englewood,  is  John  A.  Bartlett,  room  21, 
152  La  Salle  street,  who,  from  many  years’ 
residence  in  Normal  Park,  and  from  large 
negotiations  in  its  real-estate,  is  a reliable 
authority  for  its  values.  He  has  a large 
amount  of  the  property  that  is  for  sale  on 
his  books,  and  is  thus  enabled  to  make  his 
services  valuable  to  buyers. 

HECEWiSCH. 

Lying  in  Sec.  31,  half  way  between  Pullman 
and  Hammond  on  the  Calumet  River,  is  situa- 
ted the  growing  town  of  Hegewisch.  The  Uni- 
ted States  Rollii  g Stock  Company  owns  100 
acres  of  this  land  and  has  made  extensive 
improvements  and  expended  over  $400,000 
in  the  erection  of  buildings  and  purchase  of 
the  most  improved  machinery.  Over  1,000 
men  are  engaged  by  them.  To  furnish  homes 
for  this  large  number  of  mechanics  and 
their  families,  a syndicate  was  formed  which 
purchased  nearly  500  acres  of  land  in  the 
immediate  vicinity,  a large  portion  of  which 
has  been  subdivided  and  placed  upon  the 
market  for  sale.  This  property  is  under  the 
management  of  Charles  E.  Rand — room  70 
Calumet  Building,  189  La  Salle  street.  He 
reports  the  completion  of  a large  number  of 
houses  and  stores,  and  the  erection  of  two 
hotels.  The  region  presents  very  extraordi- 
nary advantages  for  manufacturing  enter- 
prises, lumber  yards  and  all  kinds  of  busi 
ness  which  require  a large  amount  of  ground 
and  exceptional  railway  and  water  facilities. 
Hegewisch  is  on  the  following  lines  of  rail- 
way : Chicago  & Atlantic,  Nickel  Plate,  Pan 

Handle,  Chicago  and  Western  Indiana  and 
the  Belt  Line,  and  is  only  one-half  mile  from 
the  Michigan  Central.  Its  dock  frontage 
on  the  Calumet  River  is  of  the  finest  charac- 
ter, with  navigable  water  to  South  Chicago. 
Hegewisch  will  bear  investigation  by  those 
who  pay  large  rents  in  the  city.  Valuable 
information  may  be  obtained  from  Mr. 
Rand  in  regard  to  this  property. 

WILMETTE. 

Two  miles  north  of  Evanston,  on  the  Mil- 
waukee Division  of  the  C.  & N.  W.  R.  R..  js 
located  the  beautiful  suburb  of  Wilmette. 
It  has  a population  of  about  1,200,  with  good 
schools,  churches,  stores  and  elegant  drives. 
It  now  has  fourteen  trains  running  each  way 
on  the  Northwestern,  and  with  the  comple- 
tion of  the  Chicago  & Evanston  this  sum- 
mer, which  runs  right  through  Wilmette,  it 
will  have  railway  facilities  that  will  com- 
pare favorably  with  any  other  suburb.  This 
new  road  will  open  up  the  choicest  Lake- 
Shore  property  between  Chicago  and  Mil- 
waukee, and  promises  a coming  prosperity 
for  Wilmette  property.  As  this  suburb  has 
never  been  boomed,  and  comparatively  few 
are  aware  of  its  existence,  property  can  now 
be  bought  here  at  a very  low  figure.  The 
village  is  entirely  out  of  debt  and  has  just 
appropriated  a large  amount  for  graveling 
all  their  streets.  E.  T.  Paul,  room  36,  164 
La  Salle  street,  the  principal  dealer  in 
Wilmette  property,  is  ottering  to  purchasers 
either  lots  or  tracts  of  five  to  sixty  acres. 
Paying  investments  may  now  be  made  in 
this  property,  which  will  bear  investigation 
by  those  who  desire  to  realize  a good  income 
on  money  expended. 


HERMOSA. 

The  town  of  Hermosa  adjoins  the  city  lim- 
its of  Chicago  at  their  northwest  corner,  and 
is  surrounded  by  railroads  and  thorough- 
fares, giving  easy  access  to  the  entire  rail- 
way system  of  Chicago.  The  Omaha  branch 
of  tho  Chicago,  Milwaukee  & St.  Paul  R.  R. 
trav  3rses  the  town  from  east  to  west,  and  the 
Milwaukee  branch  of  the  same  road  runs  in 
close  proximity  to  its  eastern  border.  The 
Chicago  & Northwestern  “cut-off”  runs 
along  the  west  line,  and  the  Belt-line  termi- 
nates within  a few  rods  of  its  southwest  cor- 
ner. Taking  into  consideration  these  unus- 
ual railway  facilities,  a number  of  large  man- 
ufacturing establishments,  though  strongly 
urged  by  other  cities  holding  out  extra  in- 
ducements to  them,  settled  in  Hermosa  as 
offering  the  greatest  combination  of  advan- 
tages, and  are  now  running  with  full  force 
there.  Notable  among  these  is  the  Expand- 
ed Metal  Company  and  the  Eclipse  Furnace 
Company.  The  great  warehouse  of  the 
Washburn  and  Moen  Manufacturing  Co.  is 
also  located  here.  Among  the  improve- 
ments of  the  last  year  are  the  erection  of  a 
large  number  of  houses  and  stores,  grading 
and  graveling  of  streets,  laying  of  side- 
walks, etc.  By  actual  count,  82  houses  have 
been  built  here  and  a large  number  more 
contracted  for.  A new  depot  has  already 
been  constructed.  A postoffice,  telegraph 
station  and  schools  are  already  established. 
Frequent  trains  are  run  to  accommodate 
people  from  the  city  who  live  at  Hermosa, 
and  the  point  is  favored  by  the  railroads 
with  the  lowest  fare  made  to  any  of  Chica- 
go’s suburbs  for  the  distance  traveled.  No 
firm  have  had  more  to  do  toward  the 
growth  of  Hermosa  than  Mr.  J.  F.  Keeney, 
and  C.  P.  Keeney,  94  Washington  street. 
Through  their  efforts,  many  of  its  manufac- 
turing concerns  and  many  of  its  citizens 
have  been  directed  to  Hermosa.  They  are 
now  offering  some  splendid  sites  for  manu- 
facturing purposes  and  property  suitable 
for  subdividing  and  improving,  to  meet  the 
demands  of  those  who  are  engaged  in  the 
several  establishments  located  there. 

EM  QLE  WOOD. 

A thirty  minutes  ride  on  any  line  of  the 
five  railroads  running  south  will  bring  one 
to  the  thrifty  and  beautiful  suburb  of  Eng- 
lewood. It  takes  but  a glance  to  discover 
evidences  of  solid  and  prosperous  growth. 
New  houses,  blocks,  many  substantial  and 
elegantly  built  residences,  stores,  and  halls 
for  public  amusement,  are  noticeable  among 
the  recent  additions  to  Englewood.  Indeed 
so  rapid  has  this  suburb  been  built  up  that 
Englewood  has  almost  become  a synonym 
for  growth  and  prosperity.  At  times  the 
supply  would  not  equal  the  demand  of  those 
seeding  homes,  who  preferred  the  advan- 
tages of  pure  air,  select  society,  low  rents 
and  taxes  which  it  offers,  to  the  high  rents, 
foul  air,  etc.,  of  the  city.  Prominently  con- 
nected with  the  real-estate  interests  of  Eng- 
lewood is  the  firm  of  Jerome  P.  Bowes  & 
Co.,  at  184  Dearborn  street.  They  have  a 
large  assortment  of  property  for  sale  in  all 
parts  of  the  suburb.  Besides  their  Engle- 
wood interests,  they  deal  largely  in  Normal 
Park,  the  Stock  Yards  district,  in  all  parts 
ot  Hyde  Park,  and  in  South  Side  real-estate. 
They  make  a specialty  of  State  street  prop- 
erty. They  have  special  facilities  for  build- 
ing and  have  erected  this  spring  a large 
number  of  houses  which  they  sell  on  the 
easy  payment  plan.  Fire  insurance  is  placed 
by  them  in  reliable  companies  and  loans  ne- 
gotiated. Through  many  years  of  buying 
and  selling  of  this  property,  they  have  be- 
come reliable  authorities  as  to  values  and 
the  reliable  real-estate  offered  for  sale,  and 
are  thus  enabled  to  make  their  services  val- 
uable to  intending  purchasers. 


HUMBOLDT  PARK. 

The  rapid  extension  of  the  limits  of  Chi- 
cago is  due  largely  to  the  enterprise  and 
push  of  her  real-estate  agents  who  give 
their  attention  largely  to  the  subdividing 
and  improving  of  adjoining  vacant  proper- 
ties. This  is  particularly  true  with  Chicago 
in  the  vicinity  of  Humboldt  Park,  where 
subdivisions  have  been  opened  up  and  sold, 
and  in  many  cases  resubdivided.  Among 
the  active  agents  in  this  locality  is  M.  D. 
Dean,  room  75,  79  Dearborn  street.  He  has 


for  sale  a large  amount  of  the  desirable  real- 
estate  in  this  vicinity.  With  offices  both  at 
Humboldt  Park  and  in  the  city,  he  is  ena- 
bled to  meet  the  demands  of  all.  Besides 
his  largo  interests  here,  Mr.  Dean  is  nego- 
tiating for  the  purchase  and  sale  of  prop- 
erty in  ah  parts  of  the  city. 


AUBURN: 


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south,  is  the  new  and  growing  suburb  of 
Auburn.  It  has  the  great  advantage  of  pas 
senger  trains  on  five  different  roads,  includ- 
ing ihe  Chicago,  Rock  Island  and  the  East- 
ern Illinois  railways.  There  are  at  least 
fifty  passenger  trains,  all  of  which  must 
stop  at  the  crossing,  where  there  are  two  de- 
pots erected.  Over  5,000  trees  have  oeen 
set  out,  side-walks  laid,  streets  are  being 
graded  and  graveled.  Pure  air  and  lake 
water  are  among  its  other  advantages.  Au- 
burn is  both  a residential  and  manufactur 
ing  point.  Several  manufacturing  estab- 
lishments have  recently  been  erected  there. 
Houses  are  being  built  of  modern  styles  and 
improvements,  and  sold  on  suitable  terms 


A lake  one-third  of  a mile  long,  surrounded 
by  a park  with  two  large  rustic  bridges 
where  the  streets  cross  it,  is  now  being  con- 
structed. Ample  facilities  for  rowing  and 
pleasure  will  be  afforded.  The  firm  of  Mead 
& Coe,  149  La  Salle  street,  have  the  manage- 
ment of  a large  subdivision  in  Auburn, 
known  as  Auburn  Park,  and  are  able  to 
give  full  information  in  regard  to  values  of 
property  and  the  advantages  offered. 


SUBURBAN  BUSINESS  PROPERTY. 

While  the  larger  demand  for  suburban  pro-  , 
perty  is  for  residences,  it  should  not  be  forgot- 
ten or  overlooked  that  the  location  of  hun- 
dreds of  families  in  our  suburbs  opens  up  a 
wide  field  for  stores  and  business  enterprises. 
This  is  particularly  true  in  regard  to  Engle- 
wood, which  numbers  its  increase  of  the 


past  few  years  by  thousands.  With  this 
growth  comes  naturally  the  demand  for 
property  favorably  located  to  erect  stores, 
which  shall  be  adequate  to  meet  the  wants 
of  the  people.  A new  subdivision  to  sup- 
ply this  demand  has  been  opened  up  be- 
tween Wentworth  ave.  and  La  Salle  street, 
61st  and  the  P.,  Fort  W.  & C.  R.  R.  This 


property  is  now  offered  for  the  first  time 
in  the  market,  and  is  owned  by  B.  F.  Ja- 
cobs, 94  Washington  street.  Favorable 
terms  may  be  made  with  him.  He  is  also 
still  selling  lots  and  houses  in  the  Univerity 
subdivision,  which  has  been  so  rapidly  built 
up  through  his  effoits. 


LAKE  VIEW. 

Among  the  many  suburban  towns  situated 
on  the  north  of  Chicago  and  reached  by  less 
than  a half  hour  ride  by  railroad  is  Lake 
View,  noted  for  the  prosperity  it  has  enjoy- 
ed during  the  past  few  years.  The  access  by 
street  car  lines  is  exceptional  for  a suburb. 
Many  have  already  made  paying  invest- 
ments by  buying  lots  in  the  many  subdivis- 
ions which  have  been  opened  up,  in  some 
cases  doubling  their  money.  Opportunities 
are  still  offered  to  men  of  small  means,  sal- 
aried men  and  mechanics  to  put  their  small 
savings  into  lots  and  make  a good  profit 
thereby.  Among  recent  successfull  subdi- 
visions opened  up  in  Lake  View  is  that  of 
H.  C.  Buechner,  opposite  the  new  high  school 
and  at  the  corner  of  Ashland  and  Graceland 
aves.,  and  reached  by  the  C.  & N.  W.  Rail-  ’ 
road  and  street  cars.  The  lots  are  high) 
well  drained  with  sidewalks  and  lake  water. 
Out  of  the  88  lots  offered  in  this  suburb  since 
the  1st  of  May,  37  have  already  been  sold. 
He  has  built  six  cottages  and  sold  three  be- 
fore they  were  finished,  selling  them  on  the 
installment  plan.  He  offers  his  lots  on  easy 
payments  to  suit  purchasers.  For  plats  or 
further  information  apply  to  H.  C.  Bueoh- 
ner,  at  115  Dearborn  st.,  room  72. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


*19 


THE  FAR  WEST. 


CHELTENHAM  BEACH. 


And  yet  not  so  far  when  a thirty  minutes’ 
ride  on  either  the  Madison,  Lake,  Randolph, 
Twelfth,  Van  Buren  or  Harrison  street  cars 
will  carry  one  to  the  building  sites  of  Camp- 
bell Bros.,  builders  and  improvers  of  sub- 
divisions. Dekalb,  Campbell  avenue,  Lex- 
ington and  Grenshaw  streets,  in  the  vicinity 
of  Western  avenue,  have  entirely  been  built 
up  by  them.  This  property  is  reached  by 
three  lines  of  cars — Ogden  ave..  Twelfth  and 
Harrison  streets.  During  the  last  year  they 
have  transferred  their  base  of  operations  to 
Warren  and  Park  avenues,  near  Cali- 
fornia avenue,  where  have  sprung  up  eighty 
of  their  houses  within  a few  months.  This 


Perhaps  none  of  our  suburbs  has  been 
visited  by  more  people  during  the  last  two 
weeks  than  Cheltenham  Beach,  now  justly 
celebrated  as  a summer  resort  of  Chicago. 
The  grounds,  which  have  been  laid  out  at 
great  expense,  were  literally  covered  on  the 
opening  days — the  3d,  4th  and  5th  of  July. 

The  expenditure  of  so  much  money  by  the 
World’s  Pastime  Exposition  Company,  and 
the  daily  visit  of  thousands  of  people,  will 
of  necessity  increase  the  value  of  this  prop 
erty  and  give  an  active  demand  for  Chelten- 
ham real-estate.  Much  of  this  property  is 
now  ready  for  subdivision  and  will  make 
paying  investments  to  buyers.  Malcolm 
McNeil,  92  Washington  street,  the  President 
of  the  World’s  Pastime  Exposition,  is  an  ex- 
tensive owner  of  Cheltenham  Beach  prop- 
erty, and  negotations  may  be  made  through 
him  for  the  purchase  of  property  choicely 
located  here.  Cheltenham  Beach  has  the 
advantages  characteristic  of  suburbs  locat- 
ed on  the  Lake.  Besides  his  interest  at 
Cheltenham  Beach,  Mr.  McNeal  is  dealing 
largely  in  city  property,  both  improved  and 
unimproved. 

FERNWOOD. 

Fernwood  has  a history  of  but  three  years, 
but  in  this  short  time  has  accomplished  as 
much  as  many  another  has  done  in  twice  as 
many  years.  It  is  inhabited  by  an  energetic, 
sociable  and  highly  respectable  class  of  citi- 


property has  doubled  in  value  during  the 
last  iew  months,  and  in  a year  will,  from  all 
indications,  be  75  to  100  per  cent,  higher 
than  it  is  now.  There  are  no  frame  build 
ings,  as  it  is  newly  built  up  with  stone  and 
pressed  brick  fronts.  A word  concerning  the 
h'gh  character  of  these  houses  is  here  in  or- 
der, for  they  are  not  after  the  usual  style  of 
cheap  brick  cottages,  but  tine  residences, 
with  pressed  brick  and  stone  fronts,  and  all 
the  modern  improvements.  Their  celebrated 
catalogue,  containing  beautiful  illustrations 
of  Chicago  in  1830,  and  at  the  time  of  the 
fire  in  1871,  together  with  the  cuts  of  their 
houses,  showing  the  various  styles,  locations 
and  prices,  will  be  sent  on  application  to 
their  offices,  149  Madison  street. 


zens.  Eighty  per  cent,  of  its  male  inhabi- 
tants are  Chicago  business  men.  Its  rail- 
road accommodations  are  such  as  to  meet 
the  demands  of  all  classes  of  people.  Thir- 
teen trains  each  way  are  run  daily,  with  a 
fare  from  eight  to  twelve  cents.  The  growth 
of  Fernwood  has  been  due  to  the  efforts  of 
Messrs.  E.  L.  Gillette  & S.  M.  Smith,  142 
Dearborn  street,  room  9,  who  are  extensive 
owners  of  this  property,  and  have  built 
nearly  100  tasty  modern  houses  during  the 
past  three  years.  They  build  houses  to 
order  and  require  a payment  of  only  ten  per 
cent,  and  the  balance  on  time,  to  suit  pur- 
chasers. Plans  of  their  houses,  with  prices, 
etc.,  will  be  sent  on  application,  and  parties 
taken  any  day  free  to  see  ihe  property. 


EGGLESTON. 

The  extensive  purchases  of  Charles  B. 
Eggleston  in  the  vicinity  of  the  71st  street 
station,  on  the  Rock  Island  and  Western  In- 
diana railroads,  have  caused  a change  in  the 
name  of  that  station  to  Eggleston.  This 
property  has  been  subdivided  and  placed  in 
the  market.  Within  a short  time  a large 
number  of  lots  have  been  sold  and  eight 
houses  built,  at  a cost  of  not  less  than  $3,- 
000  each,  and  several  more  contracted  for. 
The  rapid  extension  of  Englewood  to  Normal 
Park,  and  of  Normal  Park  to  Eggleston, 
gives  this  property  a live  market  and  offers 
special  inducements  to  buyers  to  invest  and 
gain  the  advantages  of  the  general  rise. 
The  train  accommodations  are  the  same  as 
those  of  Englewood  and  Normal  Park,  and 
other  advantages  characteristic  of  Chicago 
suburbs  are  here  afforded.  Over  $50,000 
will  be  expended  during  the  season  in  laying 
sewers,  water  and  gas  mains,  stone  curbing 
and  macadamizing  all  the  streets;  lamps  for 
lighting  are  also  to  be  put  in.  Thus  all 
modern  improvements  are  afforded  to  pur- 
chasers in  Eggleston.  J.  P.  Mallette  & 
Co.,  have  this  property  in  charge  and  are 
selling  it  on  the  easy  payment  plan.  They 
have  special  facilities  for  building.  Among 
recent  parties  to  whom  they  have  sold  and 
who  have  built  residences  there,  are  J C. 
McCabe,  commercial  agent  for  the  Rock 
Island  railroad;  Mr.  Porter,  auditor  for  same 
road;  Mr.  Dewar,  cashier  of  American  Ex- 
change National  Bank;  (Mr.  Dewar’s  resi- 
dence will  cost  $12,000) ; Otto  Schmidt,  scenic 
artist,  and  the  Arnold  School  of  Music.  The 
firm  own  ninety  acres  of  this  property  and 
are  thus  enabled  to  control  the  character  of 
the  houses  built,  which  will  in  all  cases  be 
of  a high  order.  Their  offices  are  at  room 
508  Royal  Insurance  Company’s  Building, 
and  at  Englewood  where  they  will  meet  and 
supply  the  demand  of  all  those  seeking  first- 
class  suburban  property. 


NORTH  SIDE  UKE  SHORE  PROP- 
ERTY. 

Some  very  desirable  residence  property 
has  recently  been  brought  into  an  active 
market  along  the  lake-shore,  from  the  north- 
west border  of  Lincoln  Park  to  a point 
north  of  Edgewater.  This  has  been  brought 
about  by  the  completion  of  the  Lake  View 
Boulevard,  and  also  by  the  proposed  exten- 
sion of  this  boulevard  to  the  south  boundary 
of  Evanston.  A marked  advance  has  been 
noticeable  in  this  property  and  several  im- 
portant negotiations  are  under  way,  which 
will  in  due  time,  be  made  public.  Mb.  Bel- 
den  F.  Culver,  room  15,  94  Washington 
street,  is  making  a specialty  of  this  prop- 
erty, and  has  for  sale  some  of  the  choicest 
tracts  along  the  lake-shore  within  these 
limits.  The  Lake  View  subdivision  has  been 
placed  in  his  charge, — reached  by  the  North- 
western and  Chicago  & Evanston  railroads, 
and  by  street  cars.  Out  of  the  130  lots 
forty  have  beeD  sold  within  the  last  few 
months,  and  fifteen  houses  either  built  or 
being  built  there.  Full  information  may  be 
obtained  from  him. 

BROOKLINE. 

Brookline  is  situated  on  the  Fort  Wayne 
and  Lake  Shore  railroads,  and  within  ten 
minutes  walk  of  the  Illinois  Central.  Wil 
liam  Y.  Jacobs  laid  out  the  vlliage  and  has 
built  sixty  houses,  two  depots  and  an  Epis- 
copal Church,  (St.  Mary’s)  and  a store,  with- 
in the  past  three  years.  These  houses  have 
been  sold  to  clerks  and  other  business  men 
working  in  Chicago.  No  liquor  is  sold  with- 
in a half  mile  of  the  railroad  station.  An 
additional  school  house  will  be  built  during 
the  summer.  This  town  is  unique  inasmuch 
as  the  streets  and  grounds  are  laid  out  after 
a plan,  and  the  houses  set  back  from  the 
street  with  grass  plats  and  trees,  and  yet  no 
two  houses  on  a street  are  exactly  alike. 
Me.  Jacobs  shows  his  property  free  of 
charge,  and  parties  calling  on  him  at  his  of- 
fice, 118  Dearborn  St.,  will  be  given  full  in- 
formation. Me.  Jacobs  also  represents  an 
Eastern  Insurance  Company  in  loaning  its 
money  at  5 per  cent,  on  improved  property. 


DOUGLAS  PARK. 

The  building  that  has  been  going  on  in 
that  part  of  the  West  side,  in  the  vicinity  of 
Douglas  Park  has  assumed  proportions  of 
great  magnitude  and  greatly  increased  the 
values  of  property.  It  requires  a visit 
several  times  a year  to  keep  pace  with  the 
inprovements  in  this  locality.  Through  the 
construction  of  a large  uumber  of  especially 
attractive  residences  by  heavy  owners  of 
this  property  combined  with  the  building  op- 
erations of  individual  buyers,  a new  impetus 
was  given  this  property.  Messrs  Goldy  & 
Zurburg,  111  LaSalle  St.,  are  controlling  a 
subdivision  in  what  is  known  as  Douglas 
Park  addition,  and  lots  bought  at  prices  now 
offered  will  make  a paying  investment.  They 
are  also  the  agents  for  an  attractive  subdi- 
vision in  Maplewood,  four  miles  from  the 
city  on  the  Wisconsin  division  of  the  C.  & 
N.  W.  R.  R.  Another  of  their  subdivisions 
is  located  in  the  growing  suburb  of  Lake 
View.  In  addition  to  this  subdivision  prop- 
erty they  are  transacting  a large  business  in 
North  Side  property,  of  which  they  make  a 
specialty. 


MORGAN  PARK. 

During  the  last  five  years  very  little  has 
been  done  to  bring  before  the  people  of  Chi- 
cago the  advantages  afforded  by  the  beauti- 
ful and  attractive  suburb  of  Morgan  Park. 
But  the  increase  in  the  demand  for  suburban 
homes  of  a high  character  has  induced  large 
owners  of  this  land  to  reverse  their  former 
policy  and  offer  for  sale  their  entire  hold- 
ings. The  suburb  is  noted  far  and  wide  for 
its  educational  advantages,  which,  in  many 
cases,  are  lost  sight  of  by  those  who  seek 
homes  outside  of  the  city.  It  contains  a fine 
public  school,  military  academy,  female  col- 
lege and  theological  seminary.  All  these 
have  attractive  buildings.  The  high  and 
rolling  character  of  the  land  admits  of  cheap 
and  perfect  drainage  and  at  the  same  time 
affords  some  of  the  mo3t  delightful  scenery 
to  be  found  around  Chicago.  Among  other 
advantages  afforded  are  the  pure  water,  post- 
office,  stores  and  railroad  facilities.  This 
property  has  an  active  representative  in 
C.  P.  Silva,  133  La  Salle  street,  of  whom  full 
information  may  be  obtained.  Houses  can 
be  constructed  and  lots  bought  of  him  on 
terms  to  suit  purchasers. 


Li  A.  44  RAN L4  E. 

Prominent  among  the  many  suburbs  lo 
cated  within  a short  distance  from  the  city 
is  La  Grange,  noted  for  its  beautiful  location 
and  promising  future.  Lying  within  twelve 
miles  of  the  city,  on  the  C.  B.  & Q.  railroad, 
and  having  an  elevation  of  eighty  feet  above 
the  laKe,  its  views  of  the  surrounding  country 
are  unsurpassed,  while  its  facilities  for 
drainage  are  perfect.  From  a population 
300  in  1881,  La  Grange  has  rapidly  grown 
to  nearly  2000  at  the  present  time.  It  pos- 
sesses superior  advantages  in  the  way  of 
schools,  churches  and  markets.  Underlying 
the  town  is  a fine  bed  of  gravel  from  which 
the  purest  water  is  drawn.  Among  other 
notable  featurers  is  four  or  five  miles  of 
macadamized  roadway,  the  material  for 
which  is  in  plentiful  supply  within  the  cor- 
poration. T.  Benton  Leitee,  rooms  2 and 
4,  81  Clark  street,  represents  large  interests 
in  La  Grange.  He  is  selling  desirable  sub- 
division property  in  lots  on  the  installment 
plan.  Among  other  interests  to  which  he  is 
devoting  himself  is  the  care  and  manage- 
ment of  central  business  property  and  of- 
fice buildings.  The  Lakeside  and  Japanese 
buildings  are  in  his  charge. 


Suburban  Improvements. 

HYDE  PARK. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  a sidewalk 
on  the  south  side  of  49th  st.,  from  State  to 
the  first  alley  east;  also  for  opening  and  ex- 
tending Superior  ave.,  from  86th  to  87th  sts.; 
for  providing  for  water  pipe  in  St.  Lawrence 
ave.,  from  43d  to  Pierce  sts.,  thence  in  Pierce 
st.  to  second  alley  west  of  St.  Lawrence  ave.; 
for  sidewalk  on  the  east  side  of  Ellis  ave., 
from  44th  st.  to  200)4  feet  north.;  on  the 
east  side  of  Madison  ave.,  from  75th  to  76th 
sts.;  also  a wooden  box  drain  in  71st  st. 
from  Woodlawn  ave.,  to  a point  6700  feet 
east  of  same.;  for  sidewalk  on  the  south  side 
of  57th  st.  from  Monroe  to  Kimbark  Aves.; 
Property  owners  have  petitioned  for  a 6 inch 
water  pipe  in  Houston  ave..  South  Chicago, 
from  92d  to  89th  sts.;  also  for  the  improve 


ment  of  75th  st.  from  Stoney  Island  ave.,  to 
Cottage  Grove  ave.;  for  water  pipe  in  73d  st. 
from  Cottage  Grove  to  Evans  Aves.,  and  on  the 
latter  300  feet  north.;  for  additional  water 
supply  at  Grand  Crossing,  including  a steam 
fire  department.  Ordances  are  being  drawn 
for  a sewer  in  Chapel  Place  from  43d  to  44th 
sts.,  and  on  46th  st.  from  St.  Lawrence  ave., 
to  Grand  Blvd.  The  Chicago  City  R.  R. 
will  lay  cable  tracks  on  State  st. 

town  of  lake. 

Property  owners  are  protesting  against 
the  building  of  an  elevated  railroad  in  the 
alley  between  Dearborn  and  Butterfield  sts. 


CITY  REAL-ESTATE. 

The  records  the  past  weeK  show  the  follow- 
ing important  transactions: 

Potter  Palmer  to  S.  E.  Barrett,  for  $30,- 
000,  a lot  facing  east  on  the  Lake-Shore 
drive,  75  feet  north  of  Shiller  street,  and  ex- 
tending 75  feet  to  alley;  A.  C.  Goodman  to 
E.  Cooling,  for  $34,500,  property  at  the  cor- 
ners of  West  Congress  street  and  Kedzie 
avenue;  Charles  L.  Hutchinson  to  Charles 
Counselman,  for  $25,000,  200x120  feet,  south 
front,  northwest  corner  of  Desplaines  and 
Sebor  street — Counselman  selling  the  same 
tract  for  the  same  consideration  to  Sprague, 
Warner  & Co.;  M.  L.  Osgood  to  J.  Barrell, 
for  $150,000,  thirty-two  acres  on  Cornell  av- 
enue and  fifty-sixth  street;  Illinois  Central 
Railroad  Company  to  Myron  L.  Osgood,  for 
$140,000,  thirty-four  acres  on  Cornell  av- 
enue, between  fifty-fourth  and  fifty -sixth 
streets. 

S.  E.  McMillan  has  sold  to  Marshall  Field, 
for  $44,  150,  22)^x198  feet  on  Adams  street, 
112)4  feet  east  °f  Clark,  south  front. 

S.  P.  Colt  has  sold  to  George  H,  Norman 
for  $20,000  559x133  feet  on  Francisco  street, 
southeast  corner  of  Division,  with  other 
property. 

HENEY  SHARON  & OO., 

At  No.  226  LaSalle  street,  report  the  fol- 
lowing sales: 

No.  3341  Wabash  ave.,  for  J.  R.  Owen  at 
$12,000;  also  937  OaKwood  Boulevard  at 
$7,500;  No.  1319  Oakwood  Bulevard  to  Mr. 
McDowell  for  $9,300;  also  for  E.  P.  Palmer 
to  Keeley  Brewing  Co.,  at  $35,000. 

Mr.  Henry  Sharon  who  came  here  from 
New  York  a few  years  ago,  is  making  rapid 
advancement  in  the  business  of  buying  and 
selling  city  realty.  Possessing  great  natural 
ability,  untiring  energy  and  a thorough 
Knowledge  of  values  in  the  city  proper,  it  is 
a safe  prediction  that  he  will  be  at  no  re- 
mote period  one  of  the  foremost  real-estate 
merchants  of  Chicago.  The  extent  to  which 
he  is  already  interesting  foreign  capital  in 
the  way  of  investments  in  Chicago  would  do 
credit  to  our  oldest  brokers. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 

$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 
13,000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 
story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 


8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

b>-ick  flats. 

6,000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 
house  arid  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st.,  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 


25x100. 


4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  orick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bernhard  F.  Webee,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


—[Established  1865.]— 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

88  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  St.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street — Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited. 


mortgage  bankers, 

BUI  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

p.  R.  CHANDLER.  no  Dearborn  Street.  f.  R.  CHANDLER 

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Investments, 

94  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


Wm.  Keed. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - ■ - CHICAGO. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

^“Money  Loaned, 

KjT'Taxes  Paid, 

^“Investments  Made. 

Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 

A.  1.  KNOBIE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  42  Portland  Block,  107  Dearborn  St. 


WM.  KEED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans, 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current 
rates. 


Recorder's  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Streets- 

WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  BronzeYnHronNVorks^ 

POULSON  & ECER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Car* 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  So.  £09.  ' 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs,  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st. : 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8%  to  15$  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chioago  Opera  House  Building. 


MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

K.  Frindiville,  Agent, 

Booms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


P.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  I Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 

FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


DIXON  & PETEfiSONt, 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Go.) 


Manufacturers  of 


CARPENTERS’  MOULDING!; 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  is  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

hydraulic  cements 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
_ _ . CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434 


FOR  SALE  by  W.  L.  Davis  & Co.,  Real- 
Estate,  Loan  & Renting  Agents,  153  Ran- 
dolph-st.  : 

We  have  for  sale:  Lake  View  property  of 
every  description.  Choice  lots  at  the  termi- 
nius  of  the  new  North  Halsted  street-car  line 
on  Melrose  and  School  Sts. 

We  are  exclusive  agents  for  the  central 
part  of  Argyle  Park,  the  first  lake  shore 
suburb  north  of  Chicago.  Also  have  acres 
for  sale  on  the  Chicago,  Evanston  & Lake 
Superior  Railroad.  Owners  of  a new  sub- 
division at  Avondale,  5 miles  from  the 
Northwestern  Railroad  city  depot.  Neat 
cottages  and  fifty  feet  of  gfound,  two  blocks 
from  station,  for  $1,000  on  monthly  pay- 
ments. 

Money  loaned  on  good  city  and  suburban 
property  at  current  rates. 


FORjSALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co. 

Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest 
ment.  M.  A.  Farr,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


TH  E RECORD. 


FOR  SALE. — By  Goldy  & Zurburg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

535*jxl37 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av.  lot  25x152;  choice.  $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice. $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,00 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Property  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

kiiimhau  hermits. 

Ashland  av  No  558  Chas  Schnen  two  storv 
store  and  fiat  30x35,  $8,000. 

Aldine  st  Nos  3845  and  3849,  E Pardridge, 
two  one  story  cottages  20x35,  $2,000. 
Alexander  st  No  32.  Alexander  Duff  two  story 
flat  22x56,  $2,800. 

A st  No  17,  W Yaunick  one  story  cottage  21x 
36,  $600. 

Adams  st  No  63,  E J Lehmann  three  story 
store  45x99,  $10,000. 

Ashland  av  sNo  204  H B Ormsby  two  story 
dwelling  32x65,  $10,000. 

Aberde3n  st  No  87,  Robert  Williams  base- 
ment 20x50,  $1,500. 

Bissell  st  No  162,  Anton  Jiranek,  two-story 
flat  21x68,  $5,000. 

Bloomingdale  road  near  Edgar  st  R Kenne- 
dy one  story  cottage  20x46,  $1,000. 

Bunker  st  Ro  78  Ph  Phillipson  three  stori 
flat  22x72,  $4,500. 

Belden  av  Nos  288  to  294  Northwestern  The- 
ological Seminary  six  three  story  dwell- 
ings 132x40,  $20,000. 

Bingham  st  No  29  P Moshske'one  story  cot- 
tage 20x36,  $700. 

Canal  st  e Nos  279-281,  C R Merrill,  one 
story  factory,  $4,000. 

Chicago  av  w No  589,  Louis  Sellers  one  story 
cottage  21x48,  $1,300. 

Crawford  st  No  124,  John  Jackson  two  story 
store  and  flat  25x60  $4,000. 

Chicago  av  No  794  C Fisher  two  story  flat 
22x68,  $3,000. 

Chicago  av  w Nos  225  and  227  John  Snrber. 
two  four  story  stores  and  flats  50x76,  $14,- 
000. 

Cottage  Grove  av  Nos  3723  to  3731  A T Ew- 
ing four  three  story  flats  and  stores  99x62, 
$18,000. 

California  av  No  310  E Mowatt  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x30,  $800. 

Clybourn  pi  No  28,  Wm  Miller  two  story  flat 
21x34,  $2,000. 

Calumet  av  Nos  3024  and  3026  N Monroe. 

two  two  story  dwellings  36x50  $8,000. 

Canal  st  s No  578,  E Plognsky  two  basements 
32x30,  $1,000. 

Clifton  Park  pi  No  199,  A Dickinson  one 
story  cottage  14x21  $400. 

Clark  st  n No  537,  Ph  Gedelmann,  one  story 
office  20x16,  $300. 

Centre  av  No  599,  Mrs  Ann  Percival,  three- 
story  store  and  flat  24x85,  $8,400. 


Dearborn  av  No  3403  M A Fitzpatrick  two- 
story  flat  21x47  $3,C00. 

Division  st  e Nos  277-279,  J Jensen  two 
three-story  stores  and  flats  36x80,  $12  000 
Eighteenth  st  w No  1011,  0 Jenkorr  one  story 
cottage  20x32,  $800. 

Erie  st  w Fo  194,  James  Olsen,  three  storv 
flat  22x52,  $4,000. 

Erie  st  w Ro  294  John  C Olsen  three  storv 
flat  21x65  $6,500. 

Fifteenth  st  No  612  M Becker  one  storv  ad- 
dition 20x32,  $500. 

Fleetwood  st  No  66.  Joseph  Rulkowski  one- 
story  cottage  20x46  $900. 

Forquer  st  No  212  James  McCormack  two- 
story  addition  21x15,  $1,800. 

Fullerton  av  Nos  477  to  489,  Northwestern 
Theological  Seminary  six  three  story 
dwellings  132x40  $20,000. 

Fleetwood  st  No  66  John  Besler  one  story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,00G. 

Fifth  av  No  317,  Kendell  & Kern  one  story  b. 
shop  20x50,  $800. 

Fillmore  st  No  1551,  J W Martin  one  story 
cottage  21x32,  $700. 

Groveland  av  No  2907  F K Morrill,  two  story 
dwelling  25x50,  $5,000. 

Harrison  st  No  918  E A Morris  two  story 
flat  24x49  $2,800. 

Huron  st  w No  66,  Ole  Christiansen  three 
story  dwelling  21x80,  $5,500. 

Harrison  st  w No  647  Henry  Stompe  three- 
story  dwelling  22x62  $5,000. 

Halsted  st  No  809,  John  Alford  one  story 
cottage  20x30,  $600. 

Harrison  st  w No  1545,  S Bronson  two  story 
dwelling  21x30,  $1,000. 

Idaho  st  No  267.  Louis  Duguette  kitchen  16x 
24,  $400. 

Irving  place  No  473  G P Trevet  two-story 
flats  22x58,  3,500. 

La  Salle  av  Nos  439  and  441,  LaSalle  Avenue 
Baptist  Church  two  story  chapel  74x22, 
$30,000. 

La  Salle  st  No  2813,  C A Sporr  barn  18x16, 
$500. 

La  Salle  st  No  2442,  Jonn  Ryan  two  story 
flat  22x58,  $3,000. 

La  Salle  av  Nos  530  and  532  John  O’Connell 
two  three  story  dwellings  40x60  $15,000. 
Leavitt  st  n No  679,  N Anderson  one  story 
cottage  20x46.  $1,000 

La  Salle  st  No  2542,  John  Jathes  one  story 
cottage  16x24,  $500. 

Larrabee  st  No  380,  J Rosenthal,  three  story 
store  and  flat  25x77,  $8,000. 

Miller  st  No  32,  Johu  Finnigan  two  story 
front  addition  20x32  $1,000. 

Milton  av  No  96,  N Nelson  one  story  office 
10x8  $100. 

Marshfield  av  No  463  H P Garvey  two-story 
flat  22x54,  $5,000.  + 

Miller  st  John  Finnigan  two-story  addition 
20x32,  $1,000. 

Milwaukee  av  Nos  937-941,  John  E Dean  two 
three  story  stores  and  flats  48x90,  $20,000. 
Monroe  st  w Nos  614  and  616  E Z Warren 
three  story  flat  36x94  $16,000. 

May  st  n No  260  John  Maher  three  story  flat 
21x52,  $4,500. 

Michigan  av  Nos  187  and  188,  H V Bemis, 
one  story  addition  19x50,  $4,000. 


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OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  IMIsicl© 
for  Oertifled 
Copies . 


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E.  HINCHLIFF  & Co  I?  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANUFAOTUBEBS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 

!R,oom.  lO  159  LaSalle  St.  Chicago. 


[ichigan  av  Nos  176  and  177  McNeil  estate 
seven  story  flat  Argyle  Building  38x170, 
$250,000. 

forth  av  e No  69  A Lnetgert  three  story 
warehouse  24x72,  $4,000. 

[inthst  w No  205,  J Patterson,  one  story 
cottage  21x40,  $800. 

inincy  st  Nos  17  to  21,  H O Stone  estate, 
two  story  addition  69x74,  $10,000. 

,ober  st  s No  3516  J M SisK,  one  story  cot- 
tage 22x32,  $800. 

.obey  st  n No  933,  Otto  Mark  one  story  cot- 
tage 21x32,  $800. 

.umsey  st  No  239  Dreffern  Bros  three  story 
store  and  flat  25x84,  $8,000. 
fobey  st  n No  967,  Fred  Berndt  two  story 
store  and  flat  24x85,  $4,000. 

Richmond  and  Augusta  sts,  J Miller  one 
story  cottage  20x26,  $600. 

Ihodes  av  Nos  3909  to  3913,  Proctor  & 
Woods  three  two-story  dwellings  51x70, 
$9,000. 

angamon  st  n No  25,  W H Warner  one 
story  office  12x12,  $100. 
edgwick  st  No  341  Albert  Koeppe  three 
story  dwelling  22x52,  $4,000. 
iangamon  st  n No  351  H Paepxe  two  story 
barn  30x15,  $500. 

ipaulding  st  Nos  911-913  E A Slack  two  two 
story  dwellings  44x30,  $4,800. 

Seventeenth  st  No  636  John  Kredd  two  story 
flat  21x58  $3,100. 

Sedgwick  st  No  587  A J Miesler  three  story 
store  and  flat  22x52  $3,500. 

Scott  st  Nos  59  and  61  E F Lawrence  boiler 
house  20x32,  $1,500. 

State  st  No  3746  D Fuller  three  story  store 
and  dwelling  25x80  $9,000. 
rwenty  second  st  No  767.  D McGann  one- 
story  cottage  22x48,  $1,000. 
thirty  third  st  No  1397,  L Leahy,  one  story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,200. 

thirty  second  st  No  917,  L MozerzowsKi  one 
story  cottage  20x28,  $700. 
thirteenth  st  No  540  John  MusiK  two  story 
flat  21x36,  $2,400. 

twelfth  st  w No  779  John  Pope  three  story 
store  and  flat  25x75,  $4,000. 
fhroop  st  No  576  M BuldinsKi  two  story  flat 
22x60,  $4,000. 

favlor  st  No  789  E B Thompson  two  story 
flat  21x42,  $2,800. 

thirty  first  st  No  76,  John  Swanson  one 
story  addition  19x19,  $500. 
thirty  fourth  ft  Nos  1469  and  1473,  G A 
Seaverns  two  one  story  cottages  40x30 
$2,000. 

Van  Buren  stNo94  John  J Maloney  three- 
store  and  flat  24x70,  $4,500. 

Western  av  No  1072  R Grosser  two  story  flat 
22x51,  2,600. 

Wells  st  No  248,  C D B O’Ryon  four  story 
flats  29x75,  $i0,000. 

Washington  boul  Nos  430  and  432,  M Rosen- 
feld,  two  story  flat  47x69  $8,000. 

Warren  av  No  490,  C Vattenbach  one  story 
cottage  22x54,  $1,500. 

Wabash  av  Nos  3556-3558,  A W Wright  two 
story  dwelling  28x60  $15,000. 

Warren  st  No  696  J L Campbell  two  story 
dwelling  22x38,  $4,000. 

Wabash  av  and  Eldridge  court  E J Lehmann 
one  story  store  30x60,  $2,000. 

Yeaton  st  No  31  Thos  Sully  one  story  cot- 
tage 21x46,  $1,300. 

Yeaton  st  No  28,  D Klother  one  story  cottage 
20x50,  $1,600. 

WARRANTY  DEKD8. 

All  Deeds  aud  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  o£  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Austin  av  the  premises  No  114  July  1,  H 
L Bredtschneider  to  H L Charpier. $2,550 
Adams  st  112J^  ft  e of  Clark  sf  22%xl98  ft 
July  12,  S E MacMillian  to  Marshall 

Field $44,150 

^dams  st  w 25  ft  w of  Irving  pi  nf  23x150 
ft  JULy  3,  W J Hunt  to  S Webb ....  $2,300 


o «T.  X_i.  MEYER  & sonsrs  CO- 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


GREEN  E3AU  M SONS, 

Mortgage  an<l  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  EineStoreand 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished.  


Adams  st  w sw  cor  of  Irving  pi  nf  25x150 
ft  July  3,  W J Hunt  to  S Webb . . . . $2,500 
Ashland  av  se  cor  of  Nebraska  st  wf  50x 
150  July  12,  J H Young  to  Anton  Euzen- 

bacher $6,250 

Ashland  st  200  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  25x90  ft 
July  14,  M Matthews  to  G Goodrich.  $550 
Bingham  st  282  ft  e of  Paulina  sf  24x100 
ft  July  10,  J Weidenheft  to  F Fifelski 

. $975 

Bonney  av  near  24th  st  ef  33  ft  and  wf  33 
ft  JULy  8.  Chas  C Bonney  to  L C Bon- 
ney   $1,320 

Barclay  st  nw  cor  of  Cortez  ef  54x1.1  ft 
July  2,  estate  of  James  Carten  to  A G 

Bottger $3,100 

Bryson  st  near  Leavitt  sf  51x132  ft  June 
27,  A N Waterman  to  Theo  Riehl  . .$1,250 
Burling  st  271 % ft  s of  Centre  wf  25x123 
ft  July  10,  Anna  Trent  to  L Mathern  . . $975 
Brown  st  sw  cor  of  Wright  ef  487x215  ft 
July  5,  estate  of  Alexander  Brand  to 

John  Rawle $28,500 

Butterfield  st  50  ft  s of  38th  ef  25x97  ft 

July  9,  J Nolan  to  R McDonnell $750 

Bonney  av  217  ft  n of  27th  st  wf  48x124  ft 
July  9,  ’83.  L C Stifel  to  D Rushworth 

....... $400 

California  av  24  ft  s of  Monroe  st  ef  24x 
125  ft  June  26,  M E Barnett  to  John  Ter- 

menude $350 

California  av  ne  cor  of  16th  st  wf  264x145 
ft  July  1,  L A Baldwin  et  al  to  Charles 

Betzel $7,000 

Carpenter  st  n 40  ft  s of  Ohio  ef  25x116  ft 
July  8,  Theo  F Lawrence  to  Hugh  Mc- 
Govern   $4,250 

Crystal  st  123  ft  w of  Robey  sf  24x115  ft 
June  17,  W D Kerfoot  to  M H Ryerson 

$650 

California  av  230  ft  s of  Harvard  st  wf  25 
xl25  ft  May  21,  Gaylord  & Smith  to 

Patrick  Murphy $775 

Congress  st  w ne  and  se  cors  of  Kedzie  av 
69  Lts  June  8,  A C Goodman  to  E Cool- 
ing   $34,500 

Clifton  Park  av  bet  22d  and  23d  sts  wf  50 
xl25  ft  June  15,  F E & T P Phillips  to 

C H Smith $400 

Centre  st  288  ft  e of  Racine  av  nf  25x100 
ft  June  29,  Carl  Kietzmann  to  B Kloep- 

fer $3,440 

Cleaver  st  bet  Blanche  and  Blackhawk  wf 
25x623^  ft  July  9,  J Michalski  to  A Zio 

kowski $575 

Coulter  st  ne  cor  of  Hoyne  av  sf  60x100  ft 
July  6,  Huntington  & Fletcher  to  Fran- 
cis Schwartz $1,000 

Cleaver  st  near  Blanche  ef  27x125  ft  July 

10,  J Szczepinski  to  JWitliff $850 

Calumet  av  196  ft  n of  35th  st  wf  25x124 
ft  June  16,  A B Knapp  to  George  W 

Thomas $2,500 

Chestnut  st  134  ft  e of  Market  nf  18%x 
109  ft  July  15  Mary  McMonagle  to  MC 

Sullivan $875 

California  av  280  ft  s of  Howard  st  wf  75x 
125  ft  May  25,  Gaylord  & Smith  to  D 

Murphy $2,325 

Carroll  av  90  ft  w of  Green  nf  30x100  ft 
June  11,  A & E Rogers  to  P D Armour  , 

$4,000 

Centre  st  nw  cor  of  Seminary  av  sf  24x125 
ft  July  10,  James  Morgan  to  J Fischer 

$1,600 

Clybourn  place  w 72  ft  w of  Wood  st  nf  24 
xl25  ft  June  23,  S A Sawyer  to  W Moel- 
ler   $500 

Congress  st  w 125  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  25x 
171  ft  June  28,  Edson  Keith  to  J J Sen- 

cenbough  $600 

Division  st  w nw  cor  of  Dania  av  sf  124% 


xl25  ft  JuLy  6,  E G Olson  to  J P Han- 
son   $5,250 

Dearborn  st  s 312  ft  s of  34th  ef  24x122  ft 
impd  July  14,  F B Hildreth  to  Peter 

Yochem $4,900 

Division  st  w 25  ft  w of  Barclay  nf  25x125 
ft  July  2,  estate  of  James  Carten  to  M C 

Fish $1,025 

Desplaines  st  80  ft  s of  AustiD  av  wf  undi- 
vided % of  80x150  ft  July  9,  Chas  D 

Gammon  to  Chas  HennicK $4,000 

Douglas  Park  boul  near  Spaulding  av  5 
acres  June  25,  H B Eastman  to  E C 

Prentiss $12,500 

Douglas  Park  bd  150  st  w of  Homan  av  sf 
25x188  ft  July  1,  C J Hambleton  to  B 

Lubecker $1,000 

Douglas  Park  bd  125  ft  w of  Homan  avsf 
25x188  ft  July  1,  C J Hambleton  to  H 

Hoelzer $1,000 

De  Kalb  st  137  ft  sw  of  Flournoy  sef  24  ft 
to  alley  June  19,  S D D Marchant  to 

David  Marchant $2,000 

Davis  st  311  ft  s of  North  av  ef  49x124  ft 
July  13,  Margaret  Ennesser  to  George 

Leuhr $1,275 

Dayton  st  275  ft  n of  Garfield  av  wf  25x 
125  ft  July  9,  F H Matthews  to  A Hoff- 
man   $1,250 

Dudley  st  ne  cor  of  Bloomingdale  av  wf 
238x125  ft  June  30,  Caroline  Thomas  to 

Wm  H Thomas $5,000 

Desplaines  st  120  ft  s of  Austin  av  wf  40x 
150  ft  July  8,  Conrad  Furst  to  Charles  D 

Gammon $6,000 

Desplaines  st  80  ft  s of  Austin  av  wf  50x 
150  ft  July  8,  Christopher  Johnson  to 

Charles  D Gammon $6,000 

Edgar  st  270  ft  n of  North  av  ef  24x124  ft 
Jnlv  12;  L & S Archibald  to  Paul  Depke 

$550 

Eighteenth  st  w 74  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x 
120  ft  July  1,  H A Gerhardt  to  W & M 

Fogel $500 

Elk  Grove  st  236  ft  s of  Hervey  wf  24x125 

ft  July  6,  D R Holt  to  F Rosman $325 

Elk  Grove  st  168  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  road 
ef  48x121  ft  June  23,  N Corwith  to  C G 

Ricklefs $700 

Eriest  -w  nw  cor  Leavitt  sf  24x124  ft  July 
10,  C H & G Prins  to  A P McDonnell 

$5,000 

Eighteenth  st  w sw  cor  of  Hoyne  av  nf  26 
xl24  ft  July  14,  John  Benes  to  Josef 

Muthauser $1,100 

Erie  st  w 75  ft  e of  Wood  nf  25x124  ft 

June  8,  R M Hunt  to  E C Dillon $850 

Evergreen  pi  48%  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  nf  24 
xl08  ft  impd  Mch  30,  Samuel  Johnson 

to  J H Walter $3,100 

Elk  Grove  av  284  ft  n of  Armitage  wf  24x 
125  ft  July  9,  D K Holt  to  F Borske . . $325 
Eighteenth  st  w 194  ft  w of  Rockwell  sf  48 
xl25  ft  July  3,  D W Burrows  to  B Short 

$530 

Emerald  av  70  ft  n of  34th  st  wf  24x124  ft 
JuLy  6,  Albert  Crane  to  Mary  AT  Brady 

$1,500 

Emma  st  415  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  24x 
124%  ft  June  28,  F & J Waswo  to  M 

Schanel $2,500 

Elk  Grove  st  140  ft  s of  Hervey  wf  24x125 
ft  July  6,  D K Holt  to  Paul  Kaleth.  .$340 
Eighteenth  st  w 98  ft  w of  Rockwell  nf  24 
xl25  ft  July  3,  D W Burrows  to  E Lu- 
cas   $265 

Eighteenth  st  w 242  ft  w of  Rockwell  sf  24 
xl25  ft  July  3,  D W Barrows  to  E Lucas 

$265 

Fremont  st  340  ft  s of  Centre  wf  24x125  ft 
July  14,  A H & A Mende  to  John  Mc- 
Donnell   $4,500 


Forest  av  bet  31st  and  32d  sts  wf  52%  ft 
to  alley  June  25,  A R Hillyer  to  Alexan- 
der McIntosh $5,250 

Francisco  st  se  cor  of  Division  wf  559xl33 
ft  with  other  property  Jury  7,  Samuel  P 

Colt  to  George  H Norman $20,000 

Fifteenth  st  w se  cor  of  Loomis  nf  46x124 
ft  impd  July  14,  E F & J Andrews  to 

Terezie  Kozojek $2,700 

Fourteenth  st  w 168  ft  e of  Paulina  nf  24x 
124  ft  July  2,  E S Lane  to  C & S Burns 

. $1,000 

Fulton  st  near  Diller  nf  60x125  ft  Oct  11 

’84,  S M English  to  S R Evans $3,500 

Forest  av  near  34th  st  wf  16  10-12x126  ft 
May  28,  G F Bisseil  to  C A La  Grange 

... , $1,599 

Fremont  st  203  ft  n of  Webster  av  ef  36x 

124  ft  impd  July  1,  J M Roach  to  P B 

Bradford $7,500 

Fremont  st  275  ft  s of  Garfield  av  wf  25x 

125  ft  July  12,  JGeorge  N Hull  to  H W 

Henerman $8,250 

Fifteenth  st  w nw  cor  of  Rockwell  sf  27% 
xl32%  ft  Jury  10,  Samuel  Kerr  to  F M 

Scott $1,300 

Fulton  st  the  premises  No  298  Apr  28,  J G 

Earle  to  H Lewis $2,500 

Fourteenth  st  w near  Margaret  sf  48x100 

ft  June  2,  J Collott  to  J Dnerr $2,666 

Fourteenth  st  w near  Margaret  sf  24x100 
ft  June  10,  Jacob  Duerrard  to  Edw  Hein 

$1,6C0 

Farrell  st  50  ft  n of  Lyman  wf  25x114  ft 

July  10,  P Straub  to  J Straub $2,000 

Fulton  st  74%  ft  w of  Parker  place  sf  25x 
150  ft  June  19,  R P Chew  to  F Erickson 

$550 

Fremont  st  150  ft  n of  Garfield  av  wf  50x 
125  ft  June  29,  W M Howland  to  Eli- 
jah Shaw $2,850 

Girard  st  333  ft  s of  Clybourn  av  ef  24x125 
ftJuLy  12,  Edward  Penzold  to  L Sch- 

miedt $1,200 

Girard  st  165  ft  n of  Hervey  ef  24x125  ft 
July  1,  H & J Musch  to  Frank  Greer.  $595 
Genesee  av  216  ft  n of  22d  st  ef  25x125  ft 
June  1,  J B Whitmore  to  Wm  Putnam 

$2,500 

Harrison  st  w 100  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  25x 
154  ft  July  6,  E Keith  to  A L Despocas 

$700 

Henry  st90  ft  e of  Wood  nf  24x124  ft  June 

25,  J A Hall  to  G & O Hoffman $625 

Hurlbut  st  n of  Connors  wf  33x154%  ft  im- 
pd July  9,  M Alt  to  S Hehn $4,400 

Homan  av  225  ft  s of  19th  st  wf  25x125  ft 
with  25x125  ft  in  same  blk  May  13,  M L 

Turner  to  Chas  B Sawyer $1,000 

Halsted  st  100  ft  s of  Fulton  ef  82x125  ft 
May  6,  S E & S T Field  to  H Sweet 

$12,000 

Harrison  st  w e of  Albany  av  nf  25x125  ft 
June  28,  P W Snowhook  to  J H Byrne 


Harrison  st  w 200  ft  w of  Sacramento  av 
nf  75x125  ft  May  26,  P W Snowhook  to 

John  Gonrley $1,800 

Harrison  st  w 227%  ft  e of  Albany  av  nf 
25x125  ft  June  29,  P W Snowhook  to 

Kate  Anderson $600 

Henry  st  24  ft  e of  Wood  sf  28x124  ft  Mch 

20,  J A Hall  to  Ann  Clancy $750 

Huron  st  w 24  f t e of  Snell  sf  24x92  ft  July 
13.  Abner  Taylor  to  Ole  T Sether . .$1,300 
Halsted  st  191  ft  s of  Belden  av  wf  24x125 
ft  June  29,  AYm  M Payne  to  H M Payne 

$1,800 

Halsted  st  sw  cor  of  Madison  ef  95x125  ft 
confirmatory  deed  July  8,  E M & F Ca- 
pers to  H B Peabody $20,000 

Huron  st  w undivided  % of  the  premises 
No  186  June  3,  estate  of  Lewis  Peterson 

to  Thos  Williamson $1,135 

Howe  st  n of  Willow  ef  22x132  ft  July  8, 

Mathias  Paul  to  John  Ristan $2,200 

Howard  st  141  ft  w of  California  av  nf  24 
125  ft  June  9,  C H Kehl  to  L Wittberg  $850 
Homan  av  nw  cor  of  21st  st  ef  24x100  ft 
julv  1,  M W Gay  to  Thomas  Langstaff 

$550 

Homer  st  116  ft  w of  Hoyne  nf  360%xl00 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


ft  with  other  ids  in  same  addition  Lts 
3 and  4 blk  15  Lt  56  to  59  b 5 Lts  10  to  24 
b 7,  Lts  19  to  24  b 8,  Pierces  add  to  Hol- 
stein Jan  15.  National  Park  Bank  of 

New  York  to  Emil  H S^hnitz $10,900 

Huron  st  w 25  ft  w of  Seymour  sf  25x122 

ft  J uLy  14,  H P Brand  to  A.  Ryder $220 

Harrison  st  w 203  ft  w of  Sacramento  av 
sf  25x154  ft  June  10,  Edson  Keith  to  M 

A SchuLtz $625 

Homan  avs  of  Ogden  ef  25x100  ft  June  18*” 
Charles  Thompson  to  Patrick  Brahney 

$2,200 

Huron  st  w 48  ft  w of  Rucker  sf  21x92  ft 
July  9,  Ninna  Gernhardtto  Ole  J Olson 

TT $1,400 

Harrison  st  w 140  ft  w of  Aberdeen  sf  60x 
60  ft  July  10,  Wm  S Hall  to  M A & N B 

Rodman $21,000 

Harvard  st  ne  cor  of  Campbell  av  sf  46x 
124  ft  July  14  Thos  H Wheeler  to  Nancy 

Major $1,450 

Homer  st  140  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  24x100 

ft  July  1,  A Heide  to  T A Sittig $425 

Hamlin  av  65  ft  n of  Fulton  st  ef  50x175  ft 
Apr  21.  M Greenebaum  to  E C Bouter 

T •:  $1,325 

Indiana  st  w 144  ft  w of  Woodsf  24x100  ft 
July  6,  J Thompson  et  al  to  Axel  Fer- 

mai> $60 

Jefferson  st  50  ft  n of  Ewing  ef  19x100  ft 
July  12,  S &,  F Maresh  to  A D Schwartz 

T $2,500 

Jay  st  100  ft  s of  Garfield  av  wf  50x123  ft 
July  5,  James  Morgan  to  W S Aikman 

_ $1,650 

Jay  st  250  ft  s of  Garfield  av  ef  25x124  ft 
June  30,  James  Morgan  to  Elizabeth 

Shaler $875 

Jay  st  325  ft  s of  Garfield  av  wf  50x124  ft 
July  7,  James  Morgan  to  Mary  Paul 

• $1,700 

Jefferson  st  75  ft  s of  Jackson  wf  25x136 
ft  JuLy  1,  A & M Seukbeil  to  Charles  A 

Katz  ^ 000 

Kedzie  av  75  ft  n of  19th  st  ef  25x125  ft 
June  14,  Worthen  & Aldrich  to  Ellen  M 

Eastman $4,500 

Lake  Shore  Drive  75  ft  n of  Schiller  st  ef 
75  ft  to  ally  June  23,  Potter  Palmer  to 

SE  Barrett $30,000 

Lexington  st  ne  cor  of  Washtenaw  av  sf 
23%xl25  ft  July  7,  Thos  M Crowley  to 

Frank  O’Rourke $2,500 

La  Salle  avn  of  and  near  Division  st  ef  19 
xI03  ft  impd  June  18,  Wm  G Mellen  to 

Wm  M Knight $12,000 

Leavitt  st  50  ft  n of  Bryson  ef  25x125  ft 
JULy  12,  John  Jensen  to  C Rasmussen 

_ $2,250 

Lexington  st  100  ft  w of  Sacramento  av  sf 
125x125  ft  June  17,  L Trumbull  to  J U 

B°rden $1,750 

Myrtle  av  192  ft  s of  Taylor  st  wf  24x109 
ft  May  27,  G L Warner  to  F B Clarke 


RQUIIT  X»JkRKZirsv 

Wholesale  ard  lietail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  , “ 

Opposile  Palmer.  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory,  CfilCSGrO  ILLS 

" hite  It  uod,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

3HLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


$600 

Myrtle  st  123%  ft  n of  Taylor  wf  24x112 
ft  Apr  1,  f B Clarke  to  ChasGranzow 

*jj*2  100 

Michigan  24  ft  s of  13th  st  wf  24x130  ft 
June  19,  M R & F Brown  to  J R Morris 

$13,000 

Maxwell  st  252  % ft  e of  Union  nf  25x100 
ft  July  15,  Thomas  Sullivan  to  Phillip 

Kalish $3,225 

Maxwell  ste  of  Blue  Island  av  sf  24x107  ft 
July  14,  B & J J McGrath  to  M Driscoll 

$3,000 

Milwaukee  av  48  ft  nw  of  Paulina  st  sw  f 
24  ft  to  Paulina  st  July  12,  John  A R 

Fresselt  to  Anna  Schumann $6  500 

Monroe  st  w bet  Oakley  and  Western  avs 
nf  22  ft  to  Wilcox  st  June  23,  J M Ryan 

to  AL  Bond |2,640 

Madison  st  w near  nw  cor  of  Hamlin  av 
sf  110x125  ft  June  7,  Henry  Curtis  to 

August  Woerner $9,500 

Milwauxee  av  bet  Oakley  and  Leavitt  st 
66x100  ft  July  9,  Henry  Sweet  to  Albert 

A Campbell $27,000 

Madison  st  w 72  ft  e of  Francisco  sf  24x 

124  ft  July  6,  C M Woodland  to  Thos 

Pin£- $1,440 

Milwaukee  av  near  Wood  st  ne  f 28  2-10x 
100  ft  Jnne  18,  A H Seabury  to  G L 

Paddock $2,000 

Nineteenth  st  w 144  ft  e of  Wood  nf  24x 

125  ft  July  6,  W Bulicek  to  C W Jahn 



Ogden  av  se  cor  of  Cynthia  court  50x135 
ft  May  1,  S A Brown  to  F Nowak.  .$1,200 
Ohio  st  w 216  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  24x124  ft 
Jiily  3,  J F Griffin  to  Andrew  E Ander- 

son $2,500 

Owasco  st  170  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  24x 
100  ft  impd  June  25,  E B Pease  to  O S 


Ogden  av  127%  ft  w of  Western  sf  undivi- 
ded % of  25x125  ft  JuLy  13,  J L Smith 

to  Smith  & Townsend $1,666 

Ohio  st  w 312  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x123  tt 
JULy  1,  H H Isham  to  A M J Malcohm 

Orchard  st  n of  Willow  wf  50%xl32  ft  im- 
pd JuLy  8,  John  Schoen  to  Christopher 

Urwanger $4,000 

Pierce  av  125  ft  e of  Homan  sf  25x118  ft 
JuLy  9,  G T Pratt  to  T H Cranston  $1,250 
Paulina  st  100  ft  s of  Congress  ef  25x125 
ft  June  30,  A Plamondon  to  M Kevil 



Prairie  av  25  ft  s of  38th  st  ef  25x124  ft 

June  16,  Elizabeth  Beagen  to  BJ  Young 

$2,000 

Peoria  st  175  ft  sof  Jackson  wf  25x125  ft 
impd  July  1,  Chas  A Katz  to  Adolph 

Seukbeil $4  500 

Park  av  259  ft  e of  California  sf  48  ft  to 

Lake  st  Apr  30,  estate  of  G F Rumsey 

to  J L Campbell $2  200 

Rockwell  st  125  ft  s of  North  av  ef  25x125 
ft  June  2,  W H Smith  to  E Johnson.  .$550 
Ray  st  129  ft  e of  Calumet  av  nf  46x125  ft 
June  4,  estate  of  H B Ray  to  Frank  G 

Hervey $4,000 

Kush  st  se  cor  of  Ohio  wf  undivided  % of 

23x100  ft  May  12,  E J & C H Adams  to 

Lyman  Blair $7  510 

Rush  st  se  cor  of  Ohio  wf  undivided  % of 
23x100  ft  May  12,  E J & C H Adams  to 

Mary  H Blair $7  500 

Rebecca  st  216  ft  w of  Ashland  av  s’f  48x 
124  ft  -June  25,  Master  in  Chancery  to  I 
E Adams 


124  ft  July  14,  Master  in  Chancery  to 

John  Ninow $743 

Thirty  fifth  court  w 48  f t w of  Grand  st  nf 
24x110  ft  June  5,  C B Hosmer  to  J F 

Taylor $250 

Thirty  third  st  33  ft  w of  Butler  nf  25x108 
ft  June  28,  Finney*  Lyons  to  F &B 

Florian $700 

Talman  av  n of  Ogden  ef  33x133  ft  June 

24,  E E Crepin  to  R Burlingame $600 

Twentieth  st  w 281  ft  e of  Western  av  nf 
24x125  ft  July  12,  J & M Hansen  to  E 

Obermeyer  $1,850 

Thirteenth  st  w 72  ft  e of  Wood  nf  24x123 
ft  July  12,  F <fc  J Parlick  to  August  Peh- 

. $1,600 


Ike . 


.$1,200 


Richmond  st  sw  cor  of  Augusta  ef  25x125 
ft  July  6,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  M 

Rudolph $600 

Rosebud  av  se  cor  of  Upton  st  sw  f 48x100 
ft  May  7,  National  Park  Bank  to  Kroff 

&>  Hoepe $850 

Rebecca  st  161  ft  e of  California  av  nf  50x 

124  ft  July  1,  E D & M D Dean  to  Peter 

auRef,dI $1,000 

Shurtleff  av  bet  26th  and  27th  sts  ef  24x 

125  ft  Apr  8,  R P and  D B Coe  to  Jos- 
eph Hamrus $1700 

Sebor  st  nw  cor  of  Desplaines  sf  200x120 
ft  July  1.  Charles  L Hutchinson  to  Chas 

Counselman $25  000 

Sebor  st  nw  cor  of  Desplaines  sf  200x120 
July  12,  Chas  Counselman  to  Sprague, 

Warner  & Co $35  (jpg 

SedgwicK  st  156  ft  n of  Garfield'  av  ef  25x 
124  ft  JuLy  13,  G H A Thomas  to  L Sch- 

„ nejder $7,400 

South  Park  boul  bet  36th  and  37th  sts  ef 
72x132  ft  July  6,  James  L Woodward  to 

D H Hammer $11,520 

Sixteenth  st  161  ft  e of  California  av  sf  50 
x264  ft  July  1,  estate  of  John  Baldwin  to 


E D Dean . 


.$1,000 


Patch . 


$2,300 


Sixteenth  st  w ne  cor  of  Laflin  st  sf  46?^x 
100  ft  June  15,  Rend  & Walker  to  .)  F 

Cassidy $3,000 

Seventeenth  st  w48%  ft  w of  Wood  nf  24x 
125  ft  July  13,  estate  of  W L Newberry 

to  J & K Pelant $550 

State  st  20  ft  s of  Illinois  ef  20x68  ft  impd 
JULy  14,  James  O’Boyle  to  M&C  H 

„ Newbre $14,000 

Spaulding  av  100  ft  sof  19th  st  ef  50x125 
ft  JuLy  1,  J L Lombard  to  E A Slack 

•; $1,300 

State  st  se  cor  of  28th  wf  43%xl06  ft  June 
10,  C S Eldridge  to  A W Wright.  .$15,000 
Stearns  st  nw  cor  of  Emerald  av  sf  25%x 
125  ft  July  14,  Albert  Crane  to  J & M T 

Sarsfield $590 

Summer  s 175  ft  s of  30th  wf  25x124  ft 
July  13,  H Hall  to  J Changelon.  . .$1,650 
State  st  n,  ne  cor  Schiller  wf  80x130  ft 
JuLy  14,  J M Williams  to  Alice  M Kirby 

$24,000 

Seminary  av  100  ft  u of  Belden  ef  25x124 

ft  June  23,  D Williams  to  C Jax $875 

Seventeenth  st  w 24  ft  e of  Wood  sf  24x 
125ftJuLy  14,  Joseph  Soboscyk  to 

Henry  Lee $1,600 

Taylor  st  w 66  ft  w of  Lytle  nf  25x100  ft 
May  19,  Thos  F Bohan  to  Rob  Raleigh 


Twenty  second  st  w 225  ft  w of  Wood  sf  25 
xl25  ft  June  23,  H P Chandler  to  Thos 

Mayger $700 

Twentieth  st  w ne  cor  of  Throop  sf  25x100 
ft  May  21,  J D Lehmer  to  Josephine 

Landa $2,000 

Twelfth  st  w bet  Leavitt  and  Oakley  nf  72 
xl08  ft  with  24x119  ft  in  same  bLk  June 

6,  J L Cozerto  A T Ewing $3,600 

Twentieth  st  w 250  ft  w of  Laflin  sf  25x 
124  ft  June  21,  John  Kralovec  to  J & M 

Frost $1,000 

Twentieth  st  w 275  ft  w of  Laflin  sf  25x 
124  ft  June  21,  John  Kralovec  to  V & A 

Roubal $1,000 

lhirty  fifth  st  w sw  cor  of  Honor©  nf  24x 
134  ft  June  29,  Wm  Browne  to  Charles 

Counselman $1990 

Twenty  second  st  w se  cor  Lincoln  nf  74x 
100  ft  June  23,  Thomas  D Jones  to  R W 

Cavenaugh $1,700 

Upton  st  168  ft  e of  Western  av  sf  24x100 
ft  July  10,  W C Browning  et  al  to  E H 

Schmitz |300 

Upton  st  144  ft  e of  Western  av  sf  24x100 
ft  Juny  8,  W C Browning  et  al  to  S Guets- 

.$300 


ohow . 


Twenty  first  st  w 216  ft  e of 


$3,300 

Leavitt  sf  24 


Upton  st  sw  cor  of  Rosebud  av  nf  34x100 
ft  July  7,  H S Sweet  toH  K Christensen 

T7 $1,800 

Union  st  sw  cor  of  14th  ef  25x90  ft  impd 
July  10,  Jacob  Hammel  to  Pauline  Zim- 

mer $15,500 

Vernon  av  bet  37th  and  38th  sts  wf  33x123 
ft  May  21,  Union  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co  to 

EliB  Smith $1,980 

Van  Buren  st  w 200  ft  e of  Laflin  sf  25x188 
ft  July  5,  MW  Hill  to  Barbara  Titus 

$4,000 

Vine  st  n of  Division  wf  20x57  9-10  ft  July 

13,  Chas  Hohn  to  A P Bernston $1,800 

Van  Buren  st  w323  ft  e of  Laflin  nf37%x 
171  ft  June  14,  B Titus  to  J Downey 

$5,812 

Van  Horn  st  264  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x125 
ft  July  3,  Joseph  Serpan  to  M Cerweny 

$1,440 

Warren  av  222  ft  w of  Oakley  nf  24x124  ft 
June  30,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Thos 

Pond $1,803 

Ward  st  239  ft  n of  Belden  av  wf  24x124  ft 
impd  July  9,  M Keeg  to  C & A Brenner 

$1,300 

Wabash  av  the  premises  No  1212  July  3,  J 

W Lybrand  to  C C Clarke $14,000 

Wentworth  av  bet  22d  and  23d  sts  wf  25x 
79  ft  July  9,  EH  Schnitz  to  H Sweet 

$4,000 

Washington  st  w 125  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf 
25x125  ft  June  29,  S Webb  to  E M Pill- 

inger $1,600 

Mood  st  u 165  ft  n of  Clybourn  av  wf  24x 
125  ft  June  9,  John  Maxwell  to  Johanna 

Sullivan $1,200 

Wilmot  av  se  of  Armitage  sw  f 60x100  ft 
impd  JuLy  13,  A L & M K Gleason  to 

Stephen  Blain $13,500 

Wilmot  av  se  of  Armitage  swf  80x100  ft 
impd  July  13,  AL4MK  Gleason  to 

Noel  Brosseau $15,000 

Washington  boul  23  ft  e of  Throop  st  nf 
22*4x114  ft  July  10,  Theodore  Sheldon 

to  E Schaefer $9,000 

M’endell  st  110  ft  w of  Wells  sf  25x109  ft 

July  14,  T Baron  to  J Baron $3,500 

Washington  bd  48  ft  e of  Sheldon  st  June 
30,  A E & F L Simons  to  R N Murray 

$10,500 

Walnut  st  125  ft  w of  Wood  sf  25x105  ft 
July  9,  J R Ashley  to  M E Oliver.  .$3,000 


Wabansia  av  nw  cor  of  Paulina  st  sf  48% 
x80  ft  Nov  15  ’85,  R Chappell  to  James 

$92S 

M abash  av  25  ft  s of  34th  st  ef  25x164%  ft 
July  9,  A Phillips  to  S A McLean  . . $8,500 
North  or  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  80  ft  s of  Tuttle  ef  50x165  ft 
July  6,  M & B Weber  to  M E Dider.  .$500 
Belmont  av  nw  cor  of  Hoyne  sf  75x125  ft 
Mch  19,  ’85,  W L Scharder  to  J & H Ger 

„ ber 

Barry  av  250  ft  e of  Evanston  av  nf  50x 

166  ft  Juny  5,  H J Wallingford  to  F M 

„ Fuce- $3,750 

Belmont  av  325  ft  w of  Robey  st  sf  25x125 
ft  July  9,  E & O Charles  to  W Dezetter 

$500 

Belmont  av  271  ft  w of  Evanston  av  nf 
May  27,  L Hitchcock  to  RWC  Dausch 

$1,125 

Clark  st  452  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av  wf  50x 
250  ft  Apr  16,  C W Throop  et  al  to  E J 

Lehmann $4,000 

Clark  st  near  Cleveland  av  ef  25x125  ft 
July  3,  E J Lehmann  to  F W Rauch . . $900 
Dempster  place  214  ft  w of  Evanston  av 
nf  25x126  ft  July  1,  C E & W L Brown  to 

J W Wagner $1,000 

Deming  court  350  ft  e of  Orchard  st  sf  50 

2-5x190  ft  June  10,  G S Pepper  to  Wm 

Schmidt <^4.  og j 

Dewey  court  175  ft  e of  Halsted  st  sf  25x 
161  ft  June  17,  T F Weber  to  B N Shaw 

$1,000 

JLvanston  av  ne  cor  of  Melrose  st  wf  166x 
150  ft  June  2.  Lambert  Fliel  to  YVende- 

lin  Meyer $6,750 

George  st  149%  ft  e of  Herndon  sf  25x123 
ft  Apr  13.  estate  of  W O Jones  to  F 

Kreuzein $700 

George  st  144  ft  e of  Perry  sf  48x123  ft  • 
July  3,  John  Post  to  A & M Besehle 

^ $1,20« 

Cross  Park  48  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  24x108 
ft  July  6,  S E Gross  to  J B Kaspari.  .$560 
Halsled  st  264  ft  n of  Diversey  wf  50x140 
ft  impd  June  29,  A Bishoff  to  Alfred  Ed-  ' 

„ ler $4,500 

Hufmeyer  & Sickel  to  J J Cummings.  .$440 
Lot  on  street  adjoining  above  25x125  ft 
June  1,  Hufmeyer  & SicKel  to  Ann  Cum-  I 

mings 1450 

Halsted  st  122%  ft  s of  Melrose  wf  25x150 
ft  June  8,  H G Haugan  to  A Andesson 

$950  ’ 

Lincoln  av  224  ft  se  of  Perry  ne  f 25x125 
ft  JULy  3,  A J Weckler  to  W B Lucke 

$1,200 

Lot  on  street  adjoining  above  50x125  ft 
June  10,  Hufmeyer  & Sickel  to  James 

Marrin $890 

Melrose  st  276  ft  e of  Perry  stsf  33%xl25 
ft  June  21,  R R Jacobi  to  Charles  Meyer 

$700 

Nelson  av  341  ft  e of  Southport  sf  25x125 
ft  May  27,  J P Altgeld  to  T Grzenko- 

neitz $550 

Noble  av  190  ft  w of  Southport  sf  25x125 
f t Jnn  23,  J P Altgeld  to  A Mann . . . $600 
Noble  av  216  ft  e of  Southport  sf  25x125  ft 

July  12,  P Kremer  to  H Dirks $600 

Orchard  st  50  ft  n of  Huck  court  wf  25x135 
ft  impd  June  28,  M Watkins  to  J J Dil- 
lon   . $2,500 

Oakdale  av  53  ft  e of  Seminary  sf  12%x 
122  ft  July  8,  Rohkam  to  G Hottinger 

$350 

Oakdale  av  103  ft  e of  Seminary  sf  25x122 

ft  July  8,  T Sickel  to  H Rohkam $700 

Orchard  st  200  ft  s of  Dewey  court  ef  25x 
145  ft  June  30,  F Deming  to  F J Holza- 

pfel $ 1,000 

Orchard  st  175  ft  s of  Dewey  court  ef  25x 
145  ft  June  30,  F Deming  to  H A Meyer 

$1,000 

Paulina  st  91  ft  n of  Leland  av  ef  50x183 
ft  July  13,  J A Cole  to  T M Kephart.$900 
Pine  Grove  400  ft  n of  Nellie  av  ef  50x225 
ft  JuLy  13,  H A & W H Crawford  to  A 

A M'ieboldt $1,700 

Palmer  st  192  ft  s of  Leland  av  wf  150x152 
ft  Juny  13,  E A Jones  to  F P Gerow  $3,000 
Robey  st  sw  cor  School  ef  49x120  ft  July  9 

E & O Charles  to  F Jatmke  Jr $1,000 

Robey  st  145  ft  sof  School  wf  121x120  ft 
June  7,  W & L Schrader  to  J & J Lang 

$2,050 

Roscoe  st  225  ft  e of  Robey  nf  37%xl25  ft 
June  14,  S E Cross  to  E Hellstrand.  .$487 
School  st  275  ft  e of  Wood  nf  25x125  ft 
July  8,  A Anderson  to  Martin  Hansen 

$550 

Southport  av  49  ft  s of  Belmont  wf  24x125 
ft  Oct  29  ’85,  J P Altgeld  to  P M & N 

Augsten $650 

Seminary  av  50  ft  s of  Liil  ef  25x103  ft 


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July  12,  J J Crowley  to  W J Barnett 

§ 2,000 

School  st  ne  cor  of  Robey  sf  50x125  ft  July 

7,  S E Gross  to  E Lucas .$1,000 

Snyder  st  260  ft  s of  Belmont  av  wf  36x124 
ft  June  22,  J P Altgeld  to  Frent  & Mey- 
er   $900 

School  st  Lot  on  street  near  aud  168  ft  w 
of  Southport  av  nf  25x125  ft  June  21, 
Winthrop  av  249  ft  n of  Argyle  st  wf  37%x 
150  ft  July  13,  Goudy  & Chandler  to 

Gust  Nelson $600 

Southport  av  148  ft  n of  Dunning  st  wf 
25x124  ft  impd  jaLy  14,  Chas  Hartwick 

to  L Mohring $2,400 

Sheffield  av  130  ft  n of  School  st  wf  25x130 
ft  June  15,  E & S H Gay  to  A W Jansen 

$650 

Wellington  st  near  Blucher  st  sf  36  5-12x 
131  ft  June  26,  ST  King  to  H E Syn- 

woldt $1,275 

Wellington  st  ne  cor  of  Blucher  sf  36x131 
ft  June  26,  S T King  to  E W Synwoldt 

' $1,275 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  ay  98%  ft  s of  52d  st  wf  25x121  ft 
June  21,  C H Taylor  to  James  Reilly  $500 
Ashland  av  ne  cor  of  53d  st  wf  48%xl2l  ft 
June  20,  Charles  H Taylor  to  D Heit- 

mann $1,100 

Ashland  av  123%  ft  s of  52d  st  wf  25x121 
ft  July  6,  Chas  H Taylor  to  A Feuluer 


.$500 


Bissell  st  se  cor  of  40th  Lots  2 3 6 and  7, 
JuLy  3,  H L<&  A W Mitchell  to  Ernst 

Tosetti $14,000 

Burnside  st  269  ft  s of  52d  ef  25x100  ft  im- 
pd July  1,  R & A Berger  to  James  Con- 
nor   $1,850 

Burnside  st  bet  47th  and  48th  wf  23x100  ft 
July  13,  S A Kent  to  M W Rowan.  .$2,250 
Cottage  Grove  av  241%  ft  n of  45th  st  ef42 
xl70  ft  June  3,  Andrew  Nord  to  B M 

Dodd $3,500 

Cornell  av  ne  cor  56th  st  and  nw  cor  56 
about  32  acres  July  18,  M L Osgood  to 

J Barrell $150,000 

Cornell  av  bet  54th  and  56th  sts  about  34 
acres  Apr  16,  Illinois  Central  R R Co  to 

Myron  L Osgood $140,000 

Duncan  Park  125  ft  w of  Bissell  st  sf  25 
ft  to  alley  July  8,  M L RicKard  to  Jas 

McClory $1,300 

Drexel  boul  near  42d  st  ef  27  ft  to  alley 
June  18,  C R Steele  to  William  Dorsett 

$5,400 

Dexter  av  e of  Wallace  st  nf  25x126  ft  Sept 
1 ’85,  Nash  & Wood  to  M Slattery.  .$1,200 
Duncan  Park  50  ft  w of  Bissell  st  nf  25  ft 
to  alley  July  1,  R Pendergast  to  A Dug- 
gan   $790 

Fifty  first  st  48  ft  w of  Peoria  nf  25x124  ft 
juLy  15,  A F Stevenson  to  August  Geh- 

ring $500 

Fifty  second  st  150  ft  w of  Madison  sf 
25%xl50  ft  July  12,  Craig  & Connell  to 

Lester  Goodman $4,250 

Fifty  fifth  st  46  ft  w of  KimbarK  av  sf  46x 
150  ft  June  15,  T A Pound  to  the  Cath- 
olic Bishop $1,500 

Forty  third  st  100  f t e of  Langley  av  sf  26 
x89  ft  Mch  24,  estate  of  J M Olmsted  to 

Ann  Lanigan $2,000 

Fifty  first  stne  cor  of  Throop  sf  40x120  ft 
Oct  5 ’85,  Young  & Clarkson  to  M L 

Brennan $775 

Forty  sixth  st  50  ft  w of  Railroad  sf  25x 
134  ft  Dec  26, ’85,  R Stampofski  to  P 

Roloff $400 

Forty  sixth  st  w of  Stewart  avnf  24x124  ft 
July  1,  Ann  Smith  to  Johu  Gleason.  .$490 
Fifty  eighth  st  132  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sr  25 
xl36  ft  July  8,  H B Lewis  to  R Johnson 


.$450 

Greenwood  av  63  ft  n of  Chestnut  st  wf  50 
xl64  ft  July  6,  Wm  H H Sears  to  J M 

Milner $2,000 

Grand  Boulevard  294  ft  n of  43d  st  ef  75x 
150  ft  Apr  30,  estate  of  M E Reeves  to 

Wm  V Lawrence $17,500 

Halsted  st  near  46th  wf  25x125  ft  July  8, 

J E Kimball  to  D J Stewart .......  $1,050 

Halsted  st  241  ft  n of  58th  wf  244x122  ft 
July  7,  E W Knmbill  to  H Brand.  .$1,450 
Hibbard  av  50  ft  s of  51st  st  ef  50x178% 
ft  June  18,  Charles  F Marsh  to  Wm  Law 

Jr $2,800 

Halsted  st  near  55th  ef  25x124  ft  July  9, 

i A Schroeder  to  H Hodgdon $760 

Hanover  st  ne  cor  of  6Uth  st  wf  48x124  ft 
i July  7,  E G Wisdom  to  William  O Budd 

$2,250 

i Ingleside  av  72  ft  n of  56th  st  ef  24x115  ft 

June  15,  N Mason  to  C Cowhey $450 

Joseph  st  191  ft  e of  California  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Dec  1,  ’85,  Nathan  Corwith  to  L 
GosBelin $300 


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JacKson  st  194  ft  n of  56th  wf  50x175  ft 
July  12,  James  Hood  to  Albert  Lan- 

gosch '. $1,500 

Joseph  st  316  ft  e of  California  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Dec  1,  ’85.  N Corwith  to  B La  Prise 

$300 

Joseph  st  241  ft  e of  California  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Dec  1 ’85,  N Corwith  to  A A Bons- 

beau $30( 

Joseph  st  291  ft  e of  California  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Dec  1 ’85,  Nathan  Corwith  to  F X 

Souve $300 

Joseph  st  266  ft  e of  California  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Dec  1 ’85,  Nathan  Corwith  to  E 

Souve $300 

Joseph  st  366  ft  e of  California  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Dec  1 ’85,  Nathan  Corwith  to  A 

Tourvillo $300 

Joseph  st  266  ft  e of  California  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Nov  30,  ’85  Nathan  Corwith  to  I 

Lebeau $300 

Langley  av  158  ft  s of  45th  st  ef  35x179  ft 
July  8,  E F Henderson  to  G J & E L 

Harrison $1,400 

Loomis  st  nw  cor  of  Garfield  bd  10  acres 
July  6,  J iS  Butler  to  F T Murphy.  . $10,000 
Laflin  st  nw  cor  of  Garfield  bd  10  acres 
July  6,  J S Butler  to  John  Griffin.  . $10,000 
Lexington  av  se  cor  of  52d  st  wf  100x164 
ft  June  4,  A W Clark  to  Chas  L Allen 

$5,125 

Mound  av  216  ft  e of  Stewart  sf  48x125  ft 
Apr  20,  J I Rogers  to  J T Armstrong 

$700 

Maple  st  289  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf  33x124 
ft  June  8,  Wm  O Budd  toEJ  Richley 

$3,600 

Michigan  av  bet  51st  and  52d  sts  ef  58x 
161  ft  June  17.  J D Lynch  to  M E Fogg 

$2,900 

Prairie  av  nw  cor  of  51st  st  ef  99x162  ft 

May  27,  L C Queal  to  D Duffy $4,950 

Part  of  Block  6 in  e % of  ne  % sec  i l 38 
14,  July  1,  D E Fiske  to  J li  Palnam 

$4,000 

Sixty  second  st  w of  Wallace  sf  25x120  ft 
May  22,  F Hauck  to  J & K Baumgarten 

$450 

Sheridan  av  50  ft  e of  62d  st  ef  40x165  ft 
June  11,  0 R Keith  to  E M Alcock. $1,400 
St  Lawrence  av  308  ft  s of  45th  st  wf  25x 
179  ft  Apr  20,  E F Henderson  to  W M & 

M O’Bryan $825 

Union  st  225  ft  s of  57th  50x125  ft  July  9, 

H A Beard  to  James  Lloyd $1,150 

Vincennes  avnw  cor  of  43d  st  ef  50x125 
ft  June  14,  H Botsford  to  M J & PH 

Crowe $3,600 

Washtenaw  av  100  ft  n of  Green  stef  50x 
125  ft  Oct  20  ’85’  N Corwith  to  P Le 

Beau $600 

Woodlawn  av  240  ft  s of  Chestnut  st  wf  40 
xl75  ft  June  4,  D A Heald  to  M J Mad- 
den   $ 1,250 

Woodlawn  av  250  ft  n of  48th  st  wf  75x 
187  ft  June  21,  A VV  & A E Bangham  to 

A R Frego $8,625 

Washtenaw  av  141  ft  s of  36th  st  wf  35x 
125  ft  Dec  1 ’85,  N Corwith  to  N Taylor 

$300 

Wentworth  av  234  ft  s of  51st  st  wf  25x126 
ft  July  8,  AMSnart  to  Jacob  Frank 

$1,300 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Cornelia  st  50  ft  s of  Stave  ef  25x104  .ft 
May  1,  P Stevens  to  William  Jannisch 

$500 

Fullerton  av  73  ft  wof  Forest  sf  24x140  ft 
with  other  property  July  10,  C T John- 
son to  A Towning $1,000 

Fullerton  av  nw  cor  of  Hoffman  sf  73x141 
ft  July  2,  C A & C H Carter  to  Fred  Hae- 
ger $1,600 


Forest  av  200  ft  n of  Greenwood  ef  25x125 
ft  May  10,  William  W Weaver  to  HJ 

Sherman $1,800 

Garfield  20  lots  in,  July  3,  H J & W Currie 

to  B F Hammett $8,300 

Johnston  av  302  ft  w of  Thomas  sf  25x106 
ft  June  5,  C h Scott  to  John  Johnston 

Jr $1,200 

Laurel  av  155  ft  n of  Fullerton  wf  25x125 
ft  Mch  31,  S Delamater  to  H J Mundt  $350 
Maplewood  av  136  ft  n of  North  av  wf 
24%xl25  ft  Feb  1,  P D Armour  to  P S 

Peterson $600 

Maplewood  av  200  ft  s of  Greenwood  ef  25 
xl25  ft  July  7;  M G & A Crosby  to  Wm 

Sievers $450 

Mead  st  103  ft  n of  Courtland  wf  50x177  ft  , 
July  12.  F A Wenkelman  to  W J Ed- 
wards   $600 

Morrison  av  222  ft  n of  Garden  ef  25x123 
ft  May  22,  ’84,  A Wisner  to  T Hossman 

$3o50 

Perry  av  59  ft  s of  Edbrook  pn  wf  29x110 
ft  j'me  29,  M A & G Kline  to  F E Kraft 

$2,100 

Palmer  av  w of  California  sf  25x100  ft  July 

10,  B Aumann  to  M P Kruse $1,100 

Rendsburg  st  ne  cor  of  Dickens  wf  50x134 
ft  July  8,  G Kohn  to  O Jensen $300 


AGKEFJIEST8  FOB  l»EK!>s>. 

Lot  21  of  lots  1 to  25  etc,  se  \ b 22,  33  39  14,  July  2, 

B Shurtleff  to  P McNulty $550 

Loti 7 b 1,  Rawson  & Akerly’s  sub,  4 38  14,  July  8. 

A Sterkel  to  J Frezinsky $6,590 

Lot  28  b 6 Flournoy’s  sub,  July  6,  18  39  14,  J Pfirsli- 

ing  to  P T Smith  ... $1,100 

Lot  3 in  re-sub  of  lots  36  to  5O,  se  qr  b 22,  33  39  14, 

July  9,  B Shurtleff  to  P J Smith $500 

Lots  19  and  20  b 4,  Hayley’s  add  to  Pennock,  dec  I5, 

’81,  J F Keeney  to  H Garbig $800 

Lots  13  to  17  b 24,  Ashland  2d  add,  June  29,  Charles 

Bieling  to  A F Beidler $11,500 

Lots  18  aud  19  b 4,  Leiter’s  add  to  La  Grange,  May 

18,  L Z Leiter  to  F Hall $1,000 

Lots  4 and  5 b 42  w Vi  etc  17  39  14,  July  6,  J M Mar- 
shall to  JH  Walker $2,000 

Premises  No  50  Dussald  st,  June  5,  J Bock  to  J Vala 

$2,800 

Lot  9 of  lots  3 to  10  b 3,  Taylor  k Kreigh’s  sub  e Vi 
n w 14,  July  6,  Ellen  McGuire  to  J Feltenstein, 

$1,850 

Lot  13,  Storr’s  sub  seqr  b 5,  5 39  14,  , F Roh- 
de to  T Kusnierz . ..$2,200 

S 30  ft  It  2 b 52,  Hyde  Park,  July  7,  Harriet  Paul  to 

P F Ryan $1,925 

Lot  4 of  lots  19  and  20  b 4 e Vi  29  40  14,  July  2,  Geo 

Allesto  J H Dynan $3,950 

Lot  31  b 2,  Gross’  sub  in  nw  qr  13  39  13,  July  3,  Sami 

E Gross  to  F S Stewart $3,250 

S V2  b 12,  Kinzies*  add’n  to  Thornton.  May  27,  L B 

Chapman  to  R A Flanagin $350 

Lot  5 of  lots  7 and  8 blck  2,  Bushnell’s  addn,  No  216 
Dearborn  ave,  June 30,  as  pt  consid’n  2d  jearty  to 

convey $10,5'  0 

Lots  11  and  12  b 8 of  Lancaster’s  sub  sw  14  22  38  14, 

Sarah  J Hall  to  W H Grubey $ — 

S 20  ft  lot  5 and  all  lot  5 b 1,  Ravenswood,  June  16, 

John  A Cole  to  F L Salisbury $1,100 

Lot  10  b 72  Washington  Heights,  Aug  30,  ’83,  Blue 

Isld  L & B Assn  to  Maria  E Nichols $2,300 

Lot  61  b I7,  Elston  addn,  July  3,  J & E OtNeill  to  F 

Sharkowski $2,140 

Lot  74  b 3 Walker’s  Douglas  Park  add,  Apr  12,  J H 
Lathrop  to  A H Griffiths e $1,150 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  11  blk  86  So  Chicago,  July  7,  C & C C & D Co  to 

John  Tague $800 

Lots  28  to  31  b 1,  Gray’s  addn  to  Cornell,  May  22,  P 

Cornell  to  Virginia  S Wilson ...$1,500 

Lots  20  21  22  and  34  ft  w and  adj  b41,  Cornell,  June 

24,  C E McDonald  to  P Cornell $3,800 

Lot  23  b 7 Hegewisch,  June  12,  A Hegewisch  to  P 

R Pearson $400 

Lot  23  b 42  S Chicago,  Sept  13,  ’84,  C & C C & D Co 

to  J E Zimmank $725 

E 495  ft  of  w 825  feet  of  n % of  s % n Vi  sw  14  17  37 

15,  June  21,  B McNulty  to  M Finnerty $650 

Lot  18  b 6 S Chicago,  July  12,  Lewsiusky  to  F Men- 

kicki $250 

Lots  26  27  28  b 5,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  22  38  14 

Mar  29,  T P Keefe  to  EB  Doolittle $900 

Lots  89  and  90  b 2,  Westfall’9  subdn  30  38  15,  July  3. 

M F & M Savgs  Bk  to  A M Ward $1,800 


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Lots  3 and  4 b 48,  Cornell,  July  1,  Republic  Life  Inn 

Co  to  T F Whlttelsey $500 

Blk  6 e V2  swqr  22  38  14,  Apr  20,  Caroline  McCagg 
to  R 8 Coa  ' M,038 

Lots  3 to  6 blk  90  8 Chicago,  July  6,  C k C C k l)  Co 

i«»  .i  Lynch $4,000 

Lot  9 b 63,  same,  July  6,  Jas  Lynch  to  W D Lamp, 

$3,000 

Same  premises,  Feb  I5,  A D Lamb  to  W B Howard, 

$45,000 

Lot  8 b 63,  same,  July  6,  J Lynch  to  C & C C & D Co. 

$3,000 

Lot  9 b 8,  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Pk,  May  10,  R Ber- 
ger to  G Preuss  $350 

Lots  38  and  39  b 11  Johnston  k Clement’s  sub  se  14 

22  38  14,  June  7,  T P Keefe  to  J M Gallie $1,«,00 

Lot  4 b 13,  same,  July  8,  T P Keefe  to  A E Hender- 
son  $400 

Lots  24  and  25  b 27,  Cornell,  June  I7,  F Gustafson 

to  G E Gundberg $800 

Lots  4 aud  5 b 10.  Wait  k Bowen’s  sub  23  38  14,  June 

1,  Meyer  Louer  et  al  to  Mania  Benedict $3,000 

Lots  21  and  22  Woodbridge’s  sub  n Vi  blk  I5  in  n Vt 
31  38  15,  Apr  27,  ’86,  Jno  Woodbridge  to  W Perry, 

$800 

Lois  4 and  5 of  lot  1 b 7,  Ironworkers’  add,  June  29, 

D M Hillis  to  L Scharbach $800 

Lot  38  b 4,  Cornell,  May  1,  ’85,  D S Johnson  to  Ma- 
ry E Piper $250 

Lot  6 b 1,  Park  Side,  Mar  15,  C J Hambleton  to  F W 

Marguardt $650 

S Vi  nw  qr  23  38  14,  (ex  Its  1 2 3 b 1,  It  3 t)  2 b 14  and 
lrs  1 2 4 b 13,  Cir  Ct  partn  s Vi  nw  qr,  July  3,  H H 

Ga  > e to  J ane  Law $10,000 

Same  prsmises,  June  30,  S Patrk  Commrs.to  aame, 

$14,450 

Lots  16  and  17  b 6 McChesney’s  sub  ne  qr  22  38  14, 

May  25,  A B McChesney  to  C R Hoff $500 

Lot  19  b 3,  CroDkhite  et  al  sub  sw  14  24  33  14,  July  5 
J Nelson  to  D Pierce $1,500 

LAKE. 

Lot  52  in  w 94  n Vi  28  38  14,  June  26,  T P Phillips  to 

S Folsom $510 

W 125  ft  of  s 50  ft  of  lot  3,  and  of  n 16  ft  lot  6 blk  7 
Linden  Grove,  Juue  22,  Cora  B McLachlan  to  M 

Van  Horn $1,060 

Lot  19  of  lots  11  to  16  etc,  b 17,  Linden  Grove,  July 

1,  C H Caldwell  to  Susanna  McGillis $555 

Lot  14  b 2 of  lots  9 to  15  etc,  blk  15,  Linden  Grove, 

June  25,  Angie  Page  to  E B Pease $475 

Lots  45  and  46  blck  2,  Smith’s  addn  to  Normalville, 

June  18,  J D Smith  to  L D Loury $750 

Same  premises,  June  19,  L D Loury  to  Kate  G 

Leake $1,250 

Lot  25  b 2,  Y"ung  k Clarkson’s  sub  nw  qr  8 38  14, 

May  18,  J T Young  et  al  to  A Payette $450 

Und  V of  lots  73  to  78,  Taylor’s  sub  sw  qr  8 38  14, 

July  1,  J P Gorin  to  E B De  La  Matyr $458 

Lot  60  m sub  of  w 94  n Vi  nw  14  ?w  \ ne  qr  28  38 

14,  June  26.  TP  Phillips  to  F Thiel $515 

SW  qr  nw  qr  23  38  13,  A J Cooper  to  T D Stmson, 

$12,000 

W 28  ft  of  e 97  ft  of  lot  5 of  Its  1 to  4 blck  20  Linden 
Grove,  March  15,  Mary  E Shurtleff  to  Victoria  C 

Lawrence $500 

Lot  2 b 6,  Eggleston’s  sub  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June  1,  C 

B Eggleston  to  J C VcCabe $3,750 

Lot  5 blck  7,  same,  April  12,  same  to  Otto  Schmidt, 

$3,800 

S Vi  lot  2 b 1,  DeWolf’s  sub  nw  qr  28  38  14,  May  1, 
Same  to  Dan’l  S Arnold $3,780 

LYONS. 

Lot  2 b 15  Cassitt’s  1st  addn  to  La  Grange,  June  29, 

Lillian  E Smith  to  J J Walser $3,500 

Lot  13  b 3 Lyman’s  add  to  La  Grange,  May  6,  W O 

Chapman  to  H C Johnson  $600 

Lot  12  b 2,  Crown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  May  26,  Em- 
ily Westcott  to  A H Honey  $200 

Lots  2 3 6 7 and  10  b 3,  and  all  blks  4 and  5,  Hall’s  4 
sub  e Vi  se  qr,  18  36  13,  June  28.  W S Hall  to  W 
Foley $1,500 

CALUMET. 

Lot  29  b 13,  Vincennes  Road  addn,  June  24,  F Valk- 

mauu  to  C C Nelson $245 

Lot  39  b 6 Hilliard  & Dobbins  1st  add  to  Washington 
Heights,  Apr  30,  Emma  C Franklin  to  C H King, 
$250 

CICERO. 

Lot  1 and  2 Hambleton’s  subdn  in  e Vi  se  qr  9 39  13, 

June  24,  C J Hambleton  to  E Umbricht $1,600 

Blks  2 3 4,  lots  9 to  12,  20  to  21  b 1.  Force’s  sub  in  sw 
qr  7 39  13,  July  6,  W Cassils  to  C B Scoville  $24,000 
E 50  ft  lot  1 b 15,  Crawford’s  subdvn  ne  qr  27  29  13, 

July  10,  Sarah  H Crawford  to  J Guscott $800 

Lot  9 Hambleton’s  sub  in  e V2  sw  qr  9 39  13,  June  29 

C J Hambleton  to  L Sebald $700 

Lot  21  b 1 of  lots  12  to  17,  Scoville’s  sub  of  49  acs,  7 
39  13,  July  3,  Dora  E Herrick  to  Emily  Currier, 

$900 

Lots  6 to  9 b 3,  Hiatt’s  sub  sw  qr  7 39  13,  May  18,  H 

G Gray  to  E H Weage $2,400 

N 40  ft  It  20  b 34.  Ridgeland,  July  1,  E A Cummings 

to  Ellen  G Helliweli  $2,500 

Und  qr  e 44  sw  qr  22  39  13,  June  28,  Bessie  D Sher- 
man to  B Harper . . $10,500 

N 61  ft  e Vi  of  w 341  1-10  ft  of  s 183  4-10  ft  of  s 183  4- 
10  ft  of  lot  20  b 1,  Kettlestring’s  addn  to  Harlem, 

Mastin  Chy  to  H W Austin $1,970 

Same  premises,  June  19,  H W Austin  to  A R Mac 
Donald  $ $1,500 

EVANSTON, 

Lot  seven,  b 4,  Union  add,  May  25,  A Foster  to  Eliza 

S Halsey - §h200 

Lot  5 b 1,  Brown  & Aiken’s  add,  Jnly  19,  P Braheny 
to  0 Thompson ^300 

JEFFERSON. 

Lots  35  and  36  b 2,  Gunn’s  sub,  ne  qr  34  40  13,  July 

6,  C Glisdorf  to  L Kiviatkowski $6  50 

Lots  1 to  4b  1 Cobb’s  sub  in  sw  qr  19  40  13,  May  3, 

Emily  Butler  to  Helen  T Huke  $240 

NEW  TRIER. 

Lots  8 and  9 b 2 b 28,  Wilmette,  May  1,  A J Grover 

to  J D Woodard  $1,000 

150x116  ft  in  b 21.  Winetka,  June  10,  Ann  E Pea- 
cock to  H Fatlen .$2,200 

Lots  9 to  13  of  lots  7 t j ID  etc,  blk  35  Glencoe,  June 
30,  C E Browne  to  Sarah  Law $1,600_ 

miscellaneous. 

NE  qr  21  37  13,  July  8,  Henry  Benak  et  al  to  Fred’k 

Benak  $9,000 

Lots  b 4,  Culver’s  Pk,  July  1,  E H Gammon  to  M 
Holmes *200 


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Lot  4 b 2 of  blks  25  to  28  etc,Railr’d  add  to  Harlem, 

May  12,  J Schlund  to  W C M Ritter $430 

Lot  4 b 4 Culver’s  Pk,  July  1.  E H Gammon  to  E W 

Holmes $200 

Lots  32  and  33;  b 15,  Bronson’s  additn  to  Thornton, 

dec  23,  ’85,  Betty  Anderson  to  A Galte $300 

Lots  36  37  and  38  b 15,  same  add,  June  9,  T J Dolan 

to  C J Kliespies $350 

Lot  71  b 4,  J and  Lees’  sub,  sw  qr  20  39  14,  May  19, 

Estate  of  A M Huntington  to  F J Jirka $1,500 

Lot  1,  Fowler.  Bruner  and  Bodiu’s  sub  in  11  and  12 

39  12,  July  1,  B M Baker  to  Ella  E Cutter $995 

Lot  4 to  7 blk  1 Lemont,  July  1,  Estof  F Schlunsen 

to  A H Diokmeyer $2,000 

Same  premises,  July  2,  A H Dickmeyer  to  A Schlin- 

zen $2,200 

N 70  ft  lot  12  Wheeler  et  al  sub  in  Turner’s  sub  of 
lot  4 s K 80  14  12  39  13,  June  11,  ’82,  O G Bryant 

to  T H Bryant  $3,400 

Lot  6 b 4,  Ingledew’s  add  to  Ravenswood,  May  10, 

M&B  F Weber  to  P C Nielson $550 

Lots  9 and  10  b 1,  Sedgewick,  Sept  l,  ’85,  F Plumb 

to  W GSchussler $100 

Lots  7 and  8 blk  1,  same,  Sept  1,  ’85,  Ira  McCord  to 

same $100 

Lot  9 b 1,  R R Reserve  in  Railroad  add  to  Harlem, 
May  5,  C & N W Railway  Co  to  Mary  J Barbean, 

$4  0 

Lots  13  14  15  b 8,  Norwood  Park,  July  2,  A Harris  to 

L J Hews  $800 

Lot  4 b 4,  Ingledew’s  add  to  Ravenswood,  Apr  20,  M 

& B F Weber  to  J H Wright $550 

Lot  28  block  19,  33  40  14,  June  28,  A Gage  to  Emily 

Spencer $650 

Lots  19  and  20  b 15, 19  39  14,  June  30,  R W Whetter 

to  M J Solan $100 

Lots  53  54  55,  e part  b 11,  J & Lees’  sub  sw  qr  20  39 

14.  July  1,  W Machek  to  F Hally $10j 

Lot  2 b 13,  Young’s  add  to  Blue  lsld,  June  15,  Lau- 
ra S Bacon  to  W F Wilte $600 

Lot  1 b 13,  same,  June  23,  Julia  B Kile  to  H L Doeh- 

ler $600 

W 51  ft  of  e 165  ft  of  s half  b 16,  same, , Fred 

C Kile  to  same $700 

Lots  1 to  4 b 3,  Stsele  & Brown’s  add  to  Maywood, 

June  21.  Clara  H Brown  to  G E Steele $600 

Lot  4 blk  4,  Trego  & Smith’s  sub  in  nw  qr  25  39  13, 

June  3,  Trego  k Smith  to  AMonehan $250 

Blks  11  12  13  and  w % 9,  South  addn  to  Riverside, 

Apr  10,  S M Nickerson  to  F Schultz $3,400 

Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  July  15,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  200  $868,120 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  1 15  512,429 

County 91  226,100 

Total 406  $1,009,649 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  July  16,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 168  $764,193 

County 133  407,126 

Total 301  $1,171,319 


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TRUST  DEEI)N. 

Abraham  L to  T Krolik,  July  6,  pt  lot  2 b 

33,  Elston  add,  8% $2,000 

Allen  LtoML  Raftree,  June  30,  Its  19  to 

24  b 16,  22  38  14,  3y  6% $1,850 

Alund  A J to  N N Cronholm,  July  1,  It  72 

b 2 etc,  29  40  14,  3y  8% $1,200 

Anderson  C to  E S Dreyer,  May  10,  It  14 

b 8,  32  38  14,  3y  8% ' $250 

Allen  L to  J C Miller,  May  17,  pt  Its  45 

and  46  b 10,  22  38  14,  8% $4,700 

Avery  H M to  A P Hatch,  July  3,  Its  14  and 

15  b 1,  23  38  14,  1 y 7% $950 

Anderson  A to  0 L Hammond.  June  8.  It 

68  b 40,  21  40  14,  5y  7% $700 

Anderson  A to  H A Haugan,  June  1,  It  68, 

b 40,  21  40  14,' 2y  6% $250 

Alley  J to  H J Wallingford,  June  25,  It  21 

b 2 b 19,  33  39  14,  3 y,  — % $2,500 

Allen  E W and  J H to  L Baird,  July  8,  lot 

19  It  92  etc,  Bronson  add,  3y  8% $2,500 

Anderson  A E to  W T Dwight,  July  3,  It 

91,  7 39  14,  5 y,  8% $2,300 

Alcock  E M to  G M Bogue.  June  11,  pt  It 

2 b 4,  14  38  14,  6 m 8% $ 

Arthur  J to  M E Greenebaum.  July  12,  pt 
* Its  1 to  4 b 1,  Central  Park  2d  add,  5y.  7% 

$2000 

Arnold  J to  E P Hotchkiss,  June  10.  Its  25 

<0  28  W Heights,  Aug  20,’88  3y  8% $400 

Arnold  J to  M E Cole,  June  10,  Its  33  to  36 

W Heights,  Oct  10.  3y  6% $600 

Byrne  D V to  H A Hurlbut.  June  15,  Its  13 

and  14  b 7 19  39  14,  5y  7% $12000 

Burlingame  R to  G S Hubbard  Jr,  JuLy  12, 

It  7 b 6 b 4,  24  39  13,  5y  -% $475 

Berg  M to  R Berger,  Apl  26,  It  38  b 6 Kay 

add,  3y  7%.. $1000 

Baldwin  C M to  E P Hotchkiss,  June  10,  Its 
6 to  8 b 39  W Heights,  Aug  20, ’88,  6#.$450 
Baumgartner  J to  L Shrader,  May  22.  It  11 

Gerber  sub,  16  38  14,  2y  6% $250 

Bottger  A G to  S E Gross,  Julv  2,  Its  5 to 

8 b 5,  Clifford  add,  3y  8% " $1800 

Budd  W O to  F B Peabody,  July  6,  It  9 b 

4^H6  38  14,  5 y 7% $l,0o0 

Boucher  W J to  J J Altpeter,  June  30,  lot 

16  b 15,  19  39  14,  8% $1,500 

Brigge  B & H to  H Kassens,  July  1,  It  37 

b 12,  8 37  15,  8 % $800 


Bielefeld  R to  A Rehm.  July  6,  lot  157  It  5 

etc,  18  39  14,  5% $500 

Betzel  C to  H E Noyes.  July  1,  Its  1 to  10 

b 7,  24  39  13,  3y  8% $1,000 

Blum  H to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  July  8,  lot 

55  b 56,  19  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Barnes  M L & C Jto  E W Russell,  July  3, 

It  66  b 99,  27  39  14,  5 y,  8% $5,000 

Bornemann  H to  W Heinemann,  July  7,  It 

37  b 3,  31  40  14,  3y  7%  $500 

Borgeson  B Y to  H L Dietrich,  July  3.  It 

167  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  8% $2,000 

Bradford  P B to  W Heckman,  July  1,  It  40 
and  pt  41  b 2 b 3,  Shemeld’s  add,  4 y 6 

% $4,749 

Brown  A M to  M M Simonds,  July  8,  range 

etc , 6 m $52 

Bradley  J to  C P Keeney,  June  15,  Its  32 

to  41  b 9,  Garfield,  2y  8% 2,500 

Bushee  B to  J Frake,  July  8,  It  1 b 12,  16 

38  14,  5y  7% $3,000 

Brandt  ME&HGtoHH  Brainerd,  June 

22,  It  12  b 1.  5 37  14,  2y  8% $600 

Boyce  W D to  L C Pilvier,  June  28,  It  15 

b 9,  Ravenswood,  Jan  1,  7% $1,425 

Barkowski  L to  J Frank,  July  8,  It  3 b 4, 

Kensington,  2y  5% $2,500 

Boldt  L to  Kennitz  & Wolff,  June  3,  It  36, 

sw  K sw  J^,  20  40  14,  5y  8% $350 

Byrne  M E to  O N Stone,  Nov  23,  Its  15  to 

19  b 9,  22  38  14,  5y  8% $900 

Burusseau  Z to  G M Bogue,  July  6,  It  33 

b 3 b 4,  13  39  13,  5y,  8% ...  $500 

Belfield  H H to  C L Hammond.  July  6,  pt 

It  2,  b 11,  33  40  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Baldwin  T to  W E Furness,  June  5,  It  88  b 

62,  19  39  14,  3y  8% $400 

Both  C to  E H Schintz,  May  20,  It  16  b 4, 

36  40  13,  6m  7% $100 

Berger  W H to  B F Head,  June  5,  pt  It  5 b 

1,  3 38  1 4,  6m  8% $800 

Budi  iger  E to  C Jorn,  June  15,  It  29  b 15, 

U & M add,  2y  6% $3,000 

Bejitschkee  A to  S Wallner,  July  6,  It  14  b 

58,  19  39  14,  8% $1000 

Cornell  E G and  P to  D 0 Strong,  JuLy  12, 

pt  It  6 b 1,  frl  15  add,  4y  5% $5000 

Chapman  C A to  C H Rierke,  JuLy  10,  pt  It 

8 b 95,  27  39  14,  5y  8% $6000 

Campbell  M A and  G H to  C J Furst,  July 

9,  pt  b 38,  Norwood  pk  5y  8% $5000 

Coleman  A to  L C Rossiter,  July  1,  It  1 It 

1 etc  b 5,  18  39  14,  50m  7% $2,100 

Collins  S E & L D to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 
July  7,  It  1 It  4 b 62.  7 39  14,  Aug  29, ’87 

8% .”. $500 

Campbell  J L to  J A Hurlbut,  July  2,  Its 

1 to  5 b 5,  Rockwell  add,  5y  7%. . . .$10,000 
Cowhey  C to  A T Galt,  June  15  It.  22  b 2, 

4 38  14,  18m  8% $350 

Carlson  C A to  B F Weber,  Julv  1,  It  6 b 3 

Ingledew  add,  Ravenswood,  ly  8%  . . .$150 
Connor  J to  E S Dreyer,  July  1,  It  21  t-  2, 

9 38  14,  3y  6% $650 

Czaszewicz  M to  L Mandl,  July  6,  pt  It  39 

20  39  14,  2y  7% $200 

Cobb  H to  H M Matthews,  July  1,  It  21  b 

5 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  3y  7% $1,400 

Clarke  C C to  W C Grant,  July  3,  prt  frl 

sec  22  39  14,  2y  8% $4,500 

Currie  H J to  E S Dreyer,  July  1,  Its  19  to 

24  etc  b 4,  Garfield,  2 y 7% $930 

Cummings  A to  B F Weber,  June  1,  It  16 

b 2,  20  40  14,  3y  8% $370 

Cummings  J N to  H A Hurlbut,  July  6,  It 

30  b 5,  18  39  14,5  y 7% $3,000 

Caldwell  S to  S W Rawson,  July  12,  Its  48 
and  59  Rawson  Sub,  13  39  13,  3y  7%.. $300 
Christensen  H K to  T H Schintz,  July  12, 

It  4 b 14  Pierce  add  Holstein,  7% $121 

Cochran  J to  P W Snowbrook,  June  28,  It 

59  b 43,  21  39  14  ly  8%  $725 

Clarke  F R to  D M Kean,  JuLy  1,  pt  b M 

Wash’n  Heights,  5y  7% $1400 

Clancy  C A to  P W Palmer,  Mch  28,  It  28 

b 18,  19  39  14,  5y  7% $500 

Dunne  P to  P W Snowhook,  JuLy  8,  e Kit 

5 b 22  s s add,  3y  7% $1000 

Dezetter  W to  C H Nieman,  July  9,  It  34  b 

2 b 48,  19  40  14,  3y  8$ $375 

Duffy  D to  M R Barnard,  May  27,  pt  b 5, 

10  38  14,  2y  8% $1,150 


Dignan  P E to  F R Chandler,  July  1,  It 

26  b 1,  16  38  14.  5y  8% $1,000 

Despocas  A L to  J M Bogue,  July  6,  It  34 

b 3,  13  39  13,  5y  8% $575 

Duggan  A to  G A Pease,  July  1,  It  52  b 7, 

4 38  14,  ly  7%  $350 

Dietrich  J T to  P F Knefel,  July  7,  It  7 b 

6  20  39  14,  2y  8 % $300 

Dregalske  L to  E S Dreyer,  June  12  b 4, 

22  38  14,  3y  6 % $250 

Dettler  F to  C S Holt,  June  28,  It  77  b 21. 

Sheffield  add,  4y  8% $1,200 

Davy  T to  J O’Brien,  May  17,  It  37  b 43, 

17  39  14,  8% $5,000 

Doolittle  EBtoML  Raftree,  July  7,  lots 

26  & 25  b 5,  22  38  14,  3y  8% $250 

Doll  S to  J Stern,  July  1,  Its  20  and  21  se 

M 4 38  14,  7% $500 

Dayton  W H to  M Culver,  June  23,  Its  28 

and  29  b 4,  Culver  pk,  15m  6% $213 

Dirks  H to  J Kreamer,  July  12,  It  240  b 1, 

29  40  14,  2y  8% $400 

Didier  M E to  B F Weber,  July  6,  It  3 b 2 

Ingledew  add  Ravenswood $400 

Doig  J H to  D S Place,  July  1,  It  7 b 2 b 11 

RocKwell  add,  3y  8% $2300 

Engelberg  J J to  C D Wells,  July  6,  It  51 

b 6,  29  40  14,  7% $1,900 

Eastman  E M to  J L Lombard,  June  14,  It 

28  b 8 Douglas  pk  add,  5y  8% $4000 

Elliott  W P to  G W Cass,  Mar  1.  w % n 

K e % sw  K,  14  37  13,  2y  85? $1,500 

Evers  M S to  C H Niemann,  July  7,  Its  34 

and  35  b 1,  19  40  14,  ly  8% $275 

Fischer  A & J to  L Mandl,  July  5,  It  29  b 

5,  20  39  14,  ly  7 ft $250 

Foster  E F to  E Braman,  May  18.  Its  15 

and  16  b 3,  22  38  14.  8% $350 

Furlong  P to  A Peterson,  July  7,  It  25  b 5 

b 1,  8 39  14,  lv  7% .' $600 

Florian  L to  C A Perkins.  June  28,  It  2 b 4 

33  39  14,  4y  6 % ' $600 

Fogel  V to  G G Shauer,  July  1,  It  19  b 38, 

19  39  14,  3y  7% $375 

Foley  W to  A Tidholm,  July  8,  It  2 3 etc. 

18  38  14,  2y  8% $500 

Fitzpatriek  to  L Meyer,  July  2,  lo  s 19  b 

16,  33  39  14  $3,000 

Flynn  P J to  F P Chandler,  June  26.  Its  1 

to  4 b 67  etc,  16  38  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Finley  P to  J J Altpeter,  June  28,  Its  40 

and  41  It  51,  8 38  — , 8% $200 

Fluke  M E to  W W Carter,  July  1.  pt  It  3 

b 19  Linden  Grove,  5y  7% ~ . $1,800 

Fitzgerald  P to  A Tidholm,  July  5,  It  99 

b 6,  7 39  14,  3y,  7% $1000 

Fish  M C to  S E Gross,  JuLy  2,  It  46  b 4 

Clifford  add,  3y  7% • $785 

Finke  L to  F T Colby,  June  30,  It  4 b 4, 

Cossett’s  2d  add $600 

Froehlich  J to  M J Dunne,  July  7,  e % It 

15  b 16,  Wolcott’s  add,  8 % $2,200 

Fogg  E & E S to  F R Chandler.  June  17, 
part  It  1 Lynch  add,  Hyde  Park,  3 y 7 k 

$1,500 

Fuller  R B to  M Sonnenschien,  July  10,  It 

41  b 2,  13  39  13,  8 % $300 

Foote  C Bto  J Mulvey,  June  11,  s % nw 

K’  23  3814.  3 y 8% $68,691 

Klewin  L L to  J Levercke,  April  3,  It  19 

b 28,  5 39  14,  3y  7% $1,800 

Gerbing  A to  W F Baur,  June  23,  It  25  It 

142,  Bronson’s  add,  5y  7% $4,300 

Goodjohn  W to  T H Schintz,  July  7,  It  8 b 

13,35  40  13,  3y  8% $600 

Garrity  J J to  F T Colby,  June  30,  It  6 b 

fiL  1 39  13 $1,200 

Greca  F to  C J Krumsieg,  July  8,  It  39  b 

30,  Sheffield  add,  ly,  7% $250 

Granzow  C to  T H Schintz,  Apr  1,  It  28  b 

1,18  39  14,  5y  7 % $2,000 

Gitter  J to  G Coombs,  July  12,  It  54  b 2, 12 

39  13,  5y  8% .-....$500 

Gilbert  J to  A Tripp,  JuLy  6,  It  8 b 10 

Union  pk  add,  3y  8% '. $1500 

Gilbert  R J to  S M Moore,  June  28,  It  4 It 

10  B 4,  24  39  14,  5y  7% $600 

Griffin  B to  P W Snowhook,  JuLy  2,  Its  b 3 

4 38  14,  ly  8% $250 

Gurten  N to  W J Goudy,  July  1,  It  188  b 1 

etc,  29  40  14,  4y  8% $500 

Gallie  J M to  M L Raftree,  June  7,  Its  38 
and  39  b 11,  22  38  14,  3y  8% $350 


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ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Speeial  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


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Green  K & R to  J Farnon,  Apr  22,  It  9 b 3 

17  40  14,  ly  8% $330 

Glimm  P K to  W D Kerfoot,  June  23,  It  18 

b 3,  28  40  14,  2 y 8% $466 

Gould  S S to  S Dunlop,  July  8;  It  68  b 10,00 

8 39  14,  2y  7%..:. $1,0 

Hoff  C K to  M J Knight,  May  25,  Its  16 

and  17  b 6,  Hyde  Pk,  8% $300 

Horaces  M to  L Mayer,  May  15,  It  51b  9, 

20  39  14,  ly  7% $900 

Hurley  D to  C N Lanman,  June  — , It  53, 

Stone’s  add,  8 38  14,  7%- $400 

Husa  F to  T H Schintz,  July  6,  It  44  b 25, 

29  39  14,  2y  8% $500 

Hoffman  C to  P Mass,  July  6,  It  15  blk  1, 

Brand’s  add,  8%  $2,500 

Hall  A J to  A Wisner,  July  2,  It  3 b 19,4 

39  14,  ly  8% $1,600 

Haeger  F to  J W Farlin,  June  28,  Its  10 

and  1"  *'  W.  25  40  13,  3y  8% $900 

Hubka  FtoMh  u-reenebaum,  July  12,  It  1 

b 4,  20  39  14,  ly  7% $500 

Horne  M to  F R Chandler,  JuLy  10,  pt  It  4 

b 4,  23  38  14.  etc,  5y  7% $6500 

House  J A to  J Stern,  July  5,  lti  1 and  2 b 

96,  27  39  14,  7% $8000 

Hoffman  G to  P W Palmer,  June  25,  It  71 

b IP,  19  39  14,  May  1,  ’90  8% $500 

Holmes  N to  JJ  Morrison,  July  10, It  11  It 

153  Butterfield  add,  ly  7% $1500 

Hans  K & J to  G Coombs,  May  17,  a % lt 

4 b 71  R M & S add,  ly  8% $300 

Hellstrand  E to  M E Greenebaum,  July  14,  1 

Lt  15  Lt  11,  Gross  Park  2d  add,  2y  7%  $ 

Hildrnp  J S to  M L Coffeen,  July  3,  It  1 b 

B,  34  39  14,  2y,  8% “....$3,735  1 

Holzaepfel  F J to  W D Kerfoot,  June  30, 

It  56  b 3.  28  40  14,  ly  8% $666 

Helliwell  EG&RHto  S M Moore,  July 

1,  pt  lt  25  b 34,  8 39  13,  5y  7% $1,250  : j 

Hehn  S toM  Brand,  July  9,  pt  It  1,  Butter- 
field add,  1 y 8% • $1,150 

Herder  C to  C F Schumacher  jr,  July  1,  lt 

114  b 44,  19  39  14,  8% $600 

Harrison  G J to  J H Bissell,  July  8,  lt  36 

It  33,  3 38  14,  3y  8% $1,000  ? 

Hein  E to  J Gunzenhauser,  June  10,  lt  72 

b 5,  20  39  14,  5y  7% $4,000  I 

Hennegen  M to  E Knauer,  July  7,  lt  5 b 2, 

Delavan  add,  2y  7% $200 

Holmes  E W to  M Gulver,  July  1,  lt  4 b 4 

Culver  Pk,  8% $104 

Holmes  M to  M Culver,  July  1,  lt  5 b 4, 

Culver  Pk,  8& $107 

Hawes  R to  H G Foreman,  July  3,  lt  18  b 

26,  29  39  14,  2y  7% $600 

Helliwell  E G & R H to  R C Givens,  July 

1,  lt  ‘>8  b 34,  Ridgelawn,  8% $1,025 

Hulton  J W to  H A Haugan,  Julv  12,  pt  It 
3 and  4 b 14,  Ogden’s  add,  3y  8%. . . . $10C0 
Heffernan  N to  F R Chandler,  JuLy  10,  lt 

21  b 1 b 26.33  39  14,  3y  7% $350 

Jesse  J J to  E S Dreyer,  July  1,  lt  46  b 1, 

7 38  14,  ly  7% $150 

Jahn  C W to  W Bartels,  July  6,  lt  19  b 50 

19  39  14,  3y  6% $700 

Jenson  C to  O B Jacobs,  July  12,  lt  26  b 6, 

1 39  13,  3y  7% $300 

Joyce  M to  C B Shiennim.  July  10,  It  11  b 

49,  7 38  14  3y,  8% $300 

Jeunison  AE&HF  to  C H Blacsman, 

July  8,  pt  b 13  Sheffield  add,  ly  8%  . .$350 
Jahnke  F Jr  to  C H Niemann,  July  9,  Its 

1 and  2 b 1,  19  40  14,  4y  8% $800 

Jene  P to  L J A Fuellgraff,  July  6,  Its  37 

and  38  b 2,  26  40  13,'  8% $400 

Jung  M to  J H Ernst,  July  12,  lt  20  b 40, 

33  40  14,  2y  8% $1000 

Johnson  R to  L H Davis,  July  8,  lt  19  b 23, 

16  38  14,  3y  8% $350 

Kelpinger  N to  W Vocke,  July  10,  lt  24  b 

8 Brand’s  add,  3y  7% $700 

Kellenberg  A to  J Stern,  July  5,  lt  19  b 5, 

Gross’  N add,  7% $1,100 

Kelley  J to  W E Hatterman,  Nov  15,  lt  93 

b 27,  Sheffield  add,  3y  8% $600 

Kremzien  L to  C A Burley,  Apr  13.  It  83  b 

8,  29  40  14 $400 

Kelly  J P to  W T Dwight,  July  9,  lt  78  b 

5,  19  39  14,  2y  7% $300 

Kospari  J B to  M E Greenebaum,  July  6, 

Gross  north  add,  2y  7% $372 

Kaleth  P te  C S Holt,  JuLy  6,  lt  23  b 31 

Sheffield  add,  4y  7% $265 

King  T to  J W Scoville,  July  6,  It  29  b 2 b 
28,  12  39  15,  3y  -% $640 


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■Kempf  J to  A V Knickerboclu  r,  .July  8,  It 

8 b 61,  19  39  14,  3y  7% $600 

Kelly  P W to  J VV  Scoville,  June  29,  It  21 

b 21,  7 39  14,  3y  8% $1,600 

Krelle  A to  M Schintz,  July  9,  pt  It  4 It  7, 

Butterfield  add,  3y  8}/^% $400 

Krase  F to  VV  Sehroeder,  JuLy  10,  It  39  b 5 

Fullerton  2d  add,  5y  6% $900 

Kujawa  J to  T Krolik,  July  1.  pt  It  6 b 7, 

5 39  14,  8# $600 

Kennely  MtoHG  Foreman.  July  3,  part 

Its  1 and  6 b 31,  s s add,  5y  8 % $1,800 

Klotter  D to  J Kralovec,  July  6,  It  128  b 5 

etc,  18  39  14,  3y  7% $1,675 

Kalish  P to  J Stems,  June  21, It  3 It  5 b 63, 

21  39  14,  7% $2,300 

Klimme  J to  H Booth,  July  1,  pt  19  37  15, 

3y  7% $600 

Kelly  M to  H G Foreman,  June  6,  lots  88 

to  92  b 1,  30  38  14,  5y  6# $843 

Koepke  A to  C H Barmm,  July  8,  It  18  b 1 

b 15,  Sheffield  add,  3y  7%  .. $400 

Lewis  E J to  E H Sheldon,  June  21,  Its  19 
to  21  b 22,  Ashland  2d  add,  ly  8%.  .$4,000 
Lightburne  W J to  H G Foreman,  May  20 

Its  59  to  62  b 1,  20  38  14,  6% $750 

Ladouceur  E to  G M Bogue,  July  6,  lot  32 

It  1 b 3,  13  39  13,  5y  8% $600 

Lyman  C W to  G YVidell,  June  26,  It  17  b 

15,  5 37  15,  ly  8% $375 

Lanigan  A to  L Baird,  Mar  24,  part  Its  23 

and  21,  3 38  14,  4y  7% $1,500 

Loeber  J to  J H Ernst,  June  28,  pt  It  67, 

Butterfield  add,  2y  6$ $2,000 

Lucas  E to  S M Moore,  July  3,  It  86  b 3 

Douglas  pk  add,  2y  8% $300 

Liebb  F X to  M Schnitz,  July  9,  It  58  b 42, 

33  40  14,  3y  8% $700 

Larson  E M to  G Snydacker,  July  9,  pt  It 

23  b 50,  Cornell,  3y  8 % $4  00 

Little  N D to  J C Miller,  May  17,  Its  11 

and  12  b 12,  22  38  14,  8| $4,700 

Linden  VV  to  M E Cole,  June  10,  Its  31 

and  32  W Heights,  3y  6% $300 

Long  J to  L Schrader,  June  7,  Its  20  to  24 

b 1 b 49,  19  40  14,  3y  8% $600 

Leonard  S T to  J VV  Scoville,  July  9,  It  35 

b 6,  17  39  14,  5y  6 $4000 

Lucas  E to  Same,  July  7,  Its  73  and  74  Gross 

Park,  2y  7% $665 

Leoin  H to  M E Greenebaum,  July  8,  lots 
20  and  21  b 1,  20  39  14,  3y  8%% ....  $1,500 
Law  S M to  S R Hurford,  J uly  3,  lots  9 to 

14  b 35,  Glencoe,  3y  7% $1,000 

Lanthe  F to  E S Dreyer,  June  12,  It  15  b 

8,  32  38  14,  3y  8% $250 

McNulty  M to  R W Bridge,  July  5 lot  7 b 

5 b 10,  Sheffield  add,  4y  8% $800 

Mueller  P to  C H Pusckeck,  July  6,  lot  24 

It  1 b 41,21  39  14,  2y  7% $400 

Malone  M to  H G Foreman,  July  15,  lots 

16  and  17  b 2,  20  38  14,  26m  8% $350 

Morini  A to  G F Bissell,  July  1,  pt  b 7,  13 

39  13,  5y  6# $20,000 

Marrin  J to  B F Weber,  June  10,  It  14  b 2 

20  40  14,  3y  8% $300 

McLean  S A to  J T Chumesero,  July  10, 

It  2 b 9,  34  39  14,  4y  8% $5,000 

Meyer  H A to  W D Kerfoot,  June  30,  1 y 

8% $600 

Martin  W H to  F R Chandler,  July  8,  n 34 

It,  16  It  4,  16  38  14,  3y  7% $1,200 

Matthew  M E to  G E Wheeler,  July  — , It 

10  b 19,  18  39  14,  7y  6$ $600 

Morris  J R to  T G Dickenson,  June  19,  It 

2 b 3,  22  39  14,  2y,  8% $3,000 

Madden  M J to  S L Boyce,  June  4,  2y  6 %, 

$625 

McFarlane  N to  F Lackner,  July  7,  It  57 

b 6,  31  39  14,  8% $1000 

May  ward  K to  H C Zuttermeister,  JuLy  2, 

It  37  b 38,  21  39  14,  5y  8% $800 

McGurn  J J to  E P Hotchniss,  June  10,  Its 

47  to  40  W Heights,  4y  8% $875 

McClelland  R H to  W A Rond,  June  7,  its 

8 and  9 b 10,  18  39  14,  4y  8% $1,696 

McMahon  T to  G D Pease,  June  1,  It  141 

Hull  sub,  4 39  14,  3y  8% 2,200 

McGovern  H to  C F Stokes,  July  9,  pt  It  2 

b 23,  Ogden  add,  2y  7 % $2,250 

McDonnell  R to  M E Greenebaum,  July  9, 

It  3 b 4 b 32,  33  39  14,  2y  7% $750 

Maier  W to  A Rehm,  July  2,  lot  47  b 6,  19 

39  14,  5% $500 

Moeller,  W to  J L Lombard,  June  23,  It  4 

b 33  Sheffield  add,  2y  8% $400 

Mattern  L o J H Ernst,  July  12,  It  13  b 

25  b 2 Sheffield  add,  6y  8% $975 

MacDonald  A R to  C L Hammond,  July  7 

ptlt  20  b 1,7  39  13,  5 y %%% $1,500 

Malchow  C to  L Mayer,  July  8,  lots  10  11 
and  39  b 7 b 13,  Sheffield  add,  6y  6)4$, 

$3,200 

McAuley  M toJW  Scoville,  July  8,  It  59  b 

23  b 24,  12  39  13,  5 y — % $2,200 

Moller  T to  H C Zuttermister,  July  7,  Its  1 
and  2 b 8,  11  39  13,  3y  6$ $1,20 


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Nelson  H to  H VV  Ames,  July  12,  It  35  b 4 

8 39  14,  5 1-5$ $2000 

Nelson  J to  H A Haugan,  July  12,  pt  b 26. 

s b add,  4y  7% $700 

Nelson  J to  H J Christoph,  July  7,  Its  11 

and  12  b 1,  6 39  14,  5y  7% $4,000 

Owings  J A & F P to  J Morgan,  July  2,  pt 

It  2 b 1,  12  39  13,  3m  7% $3,074 

Olson  N J to  F C Gibbs,  July  2,  Its  9 and 

10  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3y  7% $775 

O’Brien  M to  E P Smith,  Apr  27,  pt  nw  )4 

ne  J4,  9 38  14,  5 y 7% $500 

Olson  P to  H VV  Magee,  July  7,  It  26  It  23 

16  38  14,  3y  7% $700 

Olson  E to  H VV  Magee,  July  7,  Its  27  and 

28,  16  38  14,  3y  7% $950 

Olsen  J C to  A Peterson,  July  6,  It  106  b 

2,  8 39  14,  5y  8% $4,5(0 

Olson  O J to  H Furst,  July  4,  It  32  b 1 b 1 

8 39  14,  5y  6$ $1,000 

O’Rourke  F to  S Kerr,  July  7,  It  26  b 3,  13 

39  13,  6$ $1,300 

O’Coonor  S to  J Hutchinson,  JuLy  7 It  74 

b 12  S & G add,  7% $650 

Preuss  G to  E S Dreyer,  May  10,  It  9 b 8, 

22  38  14,  3y  8% $250 

Paul  M to  R W Bridge,  Juny  7.  It  33  b 8 b 

10  Sheffield  add,  3y  8% $699 

Peterson  H to  J H Ernst,  July  9,  pt  It  5 b 

13,  J R & S add,  3y  8% $3,000 

Patch  0 S to  B L Pease,  June  25,  It  19  b 

9,  Rockwell  add,  8% 400 

Pilsener  B & M Co  to  J Stern.  July  5,  prt 
b 6,  Robinson’s  add  Blue  Isld,  7%  .$10,000 
Porter  W B to  J A Porter,  July  6,  Its  7 to 
10  b 61,  Maywood,  Jan  1,  ’88,  6%  ....  $300 
Payne  Ii  M to  G F Bissell,  June  30,  It  9 b 

7,  33  40  14,  5y  8% $35C0 

Peters  P to  R B Brandt,  June  22,  lOOx 
280  ft  in  Allen  subdvn,  17  41  12,  1 y 8| 

$100 

Philbrick  C C to  D Quigg,  July  7,  Its  8 and 

9 b 2,  15  38  14,  7% $3500 

Polirka  M to  M Holec,  July  6,  lot  60  b 1, 

20  39  14,  h% $1,000 

Pugh  O C to  E A Otis,  Feb  5,  It  22  b 4,  21 

3814,  18m $450 

Phelps  W W to  R P Layton,  June  5,  Its  33 

and  34  b 4,  34  39  14,  2y  8% $4,500 

Robbins  HE  to  J E Otis,  July  3,  Its  11 
and  12  b 1,  Cossett  2d  add,  5y  7%. . . . 1,000 
Raidy  J to  J C Schumacher,  July  3,  It  31  b 

18,  19  39  14,  3y  7% $650 

Ray  S C & W A to  D Quigg,  July  2,  part 

It  5 b 11,  17  39  14,  5y  $9,000 

Rieger  E to  W Loeb,  July  7,  lot  9131, 

Brown’s  add,  2y  7% $400 

Reedy  W H to  H G Foreman,  June  12,  It 

34  b 3.  20  38  14.  3y  8%  $34 

Roloff  P to  W C Kinney,  Dec  26,  It  1 It  1, 

4 38  14,  4y  7% $350 

Ryerson  M H to  G Birkhoff  Jr,  June  17, 

It  6 b 1,  6 39  14 $350 

Rauch  F W toC  F Collott,  July  3,  It  10  b 

6,  20  40  14,  3y  8% $500 

Raisler  J to  T H Schintz,  July  8,  It  7 b 19, 

20  39  14,  8% $1,200 

Russell  S I to  S VV  Rawson,  June  25,  Its  69 

and  70  b 55,  7 39  14,  60  dys,  8 % $500 

Rudolph  M to  S E Gross,  July  6,  It  1 b 15 

Clifford  add,  3y  8% $350 

Rieland  J to  H J Christoph,  JuLy  8.  Its  35 

and  pt  36  b 91,  27  39  14  3y  8% $550 

Reichardt  L to  E P Hotchkiss,  June  10,  Its 
45  to  48  b 39,  W Heights,  Oct  10  4y  6$.$500 
Rawle  J to  H A Goodrich,  July  5,  pt  b 24, 

20  39  14,  5y  8% $23,500 

Rushworth  D to  A Peterson,  June  21,  Its 

35  and  36  b 6,  26  39  14,  3y  8% $5C0 

Rohkam  H to  O Charles.  Jnny  8,  It  33  b 1 

b 6,  29  40  14,  3y  8% $525 

Riehl  TtoGE  Hall,  June  26,  It  2 b 1,  6 39 

14,  5y  8% $1050 

Shackman  G to  F G Gibbs,  June  21,  pt  Its 

5 to  7 b 1,  34  39  14,  ly  8% $3,000 

Seifert  F to  L Pasal,  July  6,  It  16  b 2,  4 38 

14,  5v  8% $2,000 

Synwoldt  E W to  F C Gibbs,  June  26,  It 

20  and  pt  19,  29  40  14,  2y  7% $850 

Synwoldt  H E to  L C Gibbs,  June  26,  It  18 

and  pt  19  b 4,  29  40  14,  2y  7% $850 

Stephanek  J to  M Holec, , lot  30  b 

34,  19  39  14,  5% $1,000 


Sholz  J A to  W Bartels,  July  6,  It  22  b 13, 

19  39  15,  3y  — % $1,000 

Schreiber  J to  J Seilheimer,  June  17,  lot  3 

b 2,  Butterfield  add,  2y  7 % $800 

Schloesser  R C to  C L Hammond,  July  7, 

It  21  b 8.  Argyle,  5y  7% $1,100 

Schmidt  P J to  VV  C Nelson,  June  18,  Its 

43  to  45  b 14,  26  38  14,  5y  8% $650 

Steele  J H to  C H Case,  July  1,  It  18  b 3, 

Hyde  Pk,  5 y,  8% $4,000 

Swedish  M T Congn  to  W Loeb,  July  9, 

Its  1 to  3,  28  39  14,  5 y 6$ $4,000 

Schubert  L E'to  L Pasal,  July  9,  It  4,  20  39 

14,  5y,  5% $900u 

Selke  E to  W Bartels.  July  12,  It  15  b 1,  31 

39  14,  3y  8% 

Schuman  A to  F Lackner,  July  12,  It  33 
w b 11,  6 39  14,  Sep  29  ’88,  6 %. . .$2000 
Scbweikert  J to  C Jorn,  July  8,  lot  33  b 2, 

28  39  14,  2y  8% $1,200 

Sweet  H to  C N Hale,  May  6,  Its  7 and  8 b 

19,  Carpenter’s  add,  3y  8% 1.620 

Smith  J to  H W Wolseley,  June  14,  It  45  It 

1 b 4,  33  39  14,8$ $2,500 

Sievers  VV  to  J W Farlin,  July  7,  It  37  b 20, 

15  40  13,  5y  8% $300 

Sehroeder  H to  F Kiolbassa,  July  10,  Its  23 

and  24  It  22  b 7 Jefferson,  3y  7% $500 

Schauel  M to  J V Bemis,  J une  28,  It  53  b 20 

5 39  14,  6$ $900 

Shaw  B N to  L Baird.  June  17,  It  15  b 1, 

28  40  14,  ly  8% $200 

Smrz  A to  A Stepina,  June  26,  It  22  b 1,  25 

39  13,  ly  7% $140 

Snow  E M & — to  L Baird,  June  30,  Its  20 

to  23  b 6,  8 39  14,  3y  7% $2500 

Schell  F to  H J Christoph,  July  7,  It  24  b 

1,  9 38  14,  4y  7% $4,000 

Schrable  J to  N A Mayer,  July  9,  Its  32 

and  33  b 3,  7 39  14, 3y  8% $2500 

Spofford  H M and  GW  to  F R Chandler 
JuLy  1,  Its  36  to  39  b 13,  16  28  14,  5y  6 % 

$6000 

Sehroeder  F to  G D Broomell,  July  9,  It  16 

b 6,  28  39  14,  3y  8% $800 

Sidney  L to  H T Sidway,  July  8,  It  5 and 

pt  6 b 4,  22  39  14  3y  8% $15,000 

Sullivan  J to  E F Runyan,  July  9,  It  34 

b 29,  Sheffield  add,  ly  8% $200 

Scott  F M to  T M Crowley,  JuLy  10,  It  10  b 

5,  24  39  13,  40  m,  8% $1590 

Thompson  O G to  C T Tyrrell,  July  9,  It 

6,  It  7 etc.  b 12,  18  39  14,  5y  8%  ....  $3,000 
Tabbert  W to  C Jorn.  May  25,  It  47  b 22, 

29  39  14,  3y  7% $500 

Trierweiler  A to  L Pasal,  July  7,  It  52  b 38, 

21  39  14,  6 % $1000 

Thomas  W H to  H C Nan  Schaack,  July  1 
pt  sub  of  Its  30  to  5i>,  Bronson  add,  5y 

7% $23,000 

Thiel  F to  S M Moore,  June  26.  It  SO,  ne 

34,  28  38  14,  3y  6%  ..  $300 

Towey  P to  J J Altpeter,  June  28,  It  4,  lot 

It  51  b 38,  — , 8% $200 

Tynan  J to  M E Greenebaum,  July  8,  It  16 

b 6,  4 38  14,  3y  7% $1,200 

Termends  J to  E S Dreyer,  Apr  1,  It  2 b 2 

25  39  13,  3y  8% ". $400 

Urwanger  C to  J H Ernst,  July  8,  pt  It  11 

b 2 Sheffield  add.  2y  8% $1000 

Voss  J to  C J Krumsieg,  June  29  It  18  b 4 

b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  5y  6% $1,200 

Williams  C to  E Prussing,  July  10,  It  16 

b 5,  5 39  14,  3y,  7% $1200 

Wegener  A to  H Fenselthal,  July  12,  It  14 

b 25,  5 39  14,  2y  8% $1000 

Webb  S to  W H Holden.  JuLy  3,  pt  Its  9, 
and  11  b 10  Rockwell  add,  3y  6%. . . .$3800 
Winters  J A to  J B Keogh,  July  8,  It  8 b 5 

Roc  well  add,  ly  7% $1,000 

Willard  S A to  M L Kaiser,  July  1,  It  24  b 

1 b 18,  33  39  14,  2y  7% $600 

Wiman  H to  M Culver,  June  10,  It  2 b 4, 

Culver  pk,  15m  6$ $107 

Wagner  J P to  W Loeb,  June  30,  lot  14  b 

6,  29  40  14,  3y  7% $450 

Wilson  V S and  C H to  J E Cornell,  May 

15,  Its  28  to  31  b 1,  26  38  14,  5y  7%.  $1,200 
Wennerskold  P A to  F R Chandler,  July  1 

It  88.  Bogue’s  add,  3y  7% $1,000 

Williams C H to  L Baird,  June  25,  ptlt 47, 

18  39  14,  5y  8% $1,800 

Weaver  H to  R L Martin,  Aug  15,  It  12  b 2, 


26  40  23,  (7% $780 

Waddell  Wr  G to  W D Cooper,  July  1,  pt  b 

1 b 1 etc,  2 38  14,  ly  8% $3,000 

Williams  E E to  VV’  Loeb,  July  7,  It  5 b 15, 

17  39  14.  4y  8% $1,700 

WheldonCHtoJ  I.orimer,  June  26,  Its 

19  and  20  sw  34,  15  37  14,  H% $1,100 

Wann  G W to  C D W’ells,  July  6,  It  1 b 2 b 

b 1, 19  40  14,  7% $1,000 

Wagner  J to  E S Dreyer,  June  12,  It  35  b 

6,  32  38  14,  3y  8% $250 

Weiss  K to  H Felsenthal,  July  8,  It  32  b 6, 

b 1,8  39  14,  ly  7% $500 

Waller  H to  E W Russell,  July  3,  pt  Its  7 

and  8 b 19,  17  39  14,  6v  8% 30000 

Waters  H H to  A B Mead,  Apr  4,  It  4 b 4. 

Ellis’  W add,  May  1,  ’89,  6%' $5,000 

Young  F to  T H Schintz,  July  3,  lots  12 

and  13,  b 4,  36  40  13,  ly  7%.  , $297 

Zimmer  P to  H G Foreman,  Juny  10,  It  1 

b 55,  21  39  14,  9y  6% $11000 

Zurmaun  A to  P W Palmer,  June  21.  It  iO 

b 18,  19  39  14,  4y  8% $500 

Zoellner  W to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  July  6, 

It  26  b 51,  19  39  14,  h% $800 

CHATTEL  MORT«A«ES. 

Anderson  C P to  D Hyman  July  7,  furn 

Evanston $o0 

Aldrich  A C to  M A W’olcott  July  2,  furn  13 

Maplewood  av  9 m $75 

Aukarfelt  F W to  VV  Brettschneider  July  8, 

furn  181  Clark  st $1,000 

Barbour  G A to  J Herron  July  12,  furn. 

117  Paulina  st  wkly $310 

Beck  R to  C Lundgren  Julv  12,  furn  2841^ 

Church  st  1 y $68 

Burgh  NG  to  ML  Pemberton  July  10, 

furn,  715  n Western  av  3 m $115 

Buttner  W H to  L AW  Brush  July  10, 

furn  172  Clark  st  4 m $245 

Burtis  J to  H M McIntosh  July  9,  furn,  14 

Bishop  ct  6 $1815 

Bloch  C S to  G D Blake  July  8,  furn, , 

$250 

Blum  I to  C Williams  Jury  8,  horse  etc  ^ 

3071  Main  st  4 m $62 

Beattie  A to  W W Charles  July  9.  furn 

279  Lake  st  2 m $100 

Burckhardt  H B to  J L Allen  July  7,  horse 

etc  258  Indiana  st  1 y $185 

Brown  G P to  Campbell  P P Co  July  9, 

presses  etc  113  Adams  st  1 y $1000 

Baldwin  A D to  J Brittion  July  9,  machy 

etc $250 

Burns  J to  S Richardson  July  7,  furn  27 

Selden  st  6 m $85 

Brown  M E to  VV  Bannerman  July  3,  furn 

, 5 m $150 

Buckley  H to  J H Norton  July  8,  machy 

Van  Buren  st  1 wk  $105 

Ball  J to  J H Spear  July  6,  furn  Jefferson 

6 m $80 

Barclay  Pff  to  G F Kelts  July  6,  piano 

3600  Cottage  Grove  av  3 m $159 

Baty  S to  W S Lasher  July  7,  fuin  56.Car- 

penter  st  18  m $395 

Bloss  W VV  to  I L Hodge  July  6,  presses 

etc  260  Ogden  av  May  1 . . . . $218 

Barsley  A R to  C F Remick  June  23.  furn 

161  29th  st  1 y $i50 

Bryan  L H to  E R MacKey  July  6,  furn, 

201  22d  st  6 m $70 

Bauer  W to  C Williams  July  10  furn  265  w 

Division  st7  m $55 

Condors  J to  I N Reed  July  12,  furn.  249 

Indiana  st  6 m $248 

Crosby  J B to  E R Mackey  July  6,  furn 

3707  Prairie  av  6 m $104 

Campbell  G to  J A Jesse  July  7,  horse 

1 y $1,000 

Colby  J D to  H A Pemberton  July  3,  furl 

443  Van  Buren  st  3 m $12t) 

Cain  TC  to  JD  Spear  July  7.  piano  4734 

Pine  st  5 m $100 

Cordsay  J H to  E R Mackey  July  8,  furn 

238  Ann  st  6 m $68 

Chapin  H to  G D Blake  July  9.  furn  12 

Cicero  ct  4 m $71 

Carlsen  J to  C Williams  July  1,  furn  Lake 

View  5 m $53 

Callahan  A to  G Williams  JuLy  15,  furn 

284  Wabash  av  6 m $172a 

Danheiser  A to  E R Mackey  July  10,  furn 

645  Carroll  av  6 m $59 

Davis  M J to  J D Spear  JuLy  9,  furn  3226 

State  st  6 m $27 

Dunnom  0 G to  G B Christie  July  9,  furn 

276  w Chicago  av  6 m 8% $345 

Drecheler  F to  ER  Mackey  July  9,  furn 

Huron  st  and  Ashland  av  6 m $99 

Duncan  W A to  VV  S Thurber  July  9,  ftfrYi 

802  Pullman  bldg  15  ds $574 

Dillon  C F to  B Friend  July  8,  cows  etc  53 

ParK  av  6 m $ 

(Continued  on  page  427.) 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


Pioneer  Fire  - proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 


J.  W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  andTrea 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 


ADAMS  & ADAMS, 


DEALERS  IN 

FINE  DRY,  OIL  § COACH  COLORS 

AND 

General  Painters’  Supplies. 

Exclusive  Agents  for 

WALPOLE  MORTAR  BLACK. 

248  RANDOLPH  ST.,  CHICAGO. 


D.  Cutler.  t.  S.  White.  h.  m Boice 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


~ THE  “I == 

Building  * Department 

m i I'l  i i i'i  i u i m i 1 1 hi  1 1 i i mm  Mun m mu  in  i u inminm  i i i i h i mm  iTfi 

COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Louisvill  Ky— The  Louisville  Hotel  is  to  have  $75,000 
expended  on  additions  and  improvements. 

Indianapolis  Ind — Two  additional  stories  are  soon  to  be 
added  to  the  Hotel  Bates  of  this  place. 

Milwaukee  Wis — Architect  C.  F.  Ringer  is  receiving  es- 
timates on  a two  story  brick  barn  and  car  house,  104x232 
and  80x125  feet,  to  be  erected  at  the  corner  of  Kinnickin- 
nic  avlnue  and  Maple  street  by  the  Cream  City  railway 
Company. 

Newabk  Ohio — Henry  Woodbridge  is  erecting  a three 
story  business  building  at  a cost  of  $7,000.  Pressed  brick 
and  terra  cotta.  I.  G.  Brown  ar-chitect.  Contracts  not  let. 

Madison  Wis— The  M.  E.  Society  will  build  a $6,000 
church.  S.  W.  Horner,  pastor.  Will  want  carpets,  pews, 
pipe  organ,  stained  glass,  upholstery  and  furnace  heat. 

Irving  Park  III — A.  J.  Nowlin  will  build  two  two-story 
residences  37x41  feet  and  costing  $4,000.  Brick  foundation 
and  frame  above.  Two  marble  mantles  and  stove  heat. 
Cookingham  & Clara  of  Chicago  are  the  architects. 


Oakland  Station  III— The  Illinois  Central  R.  R.  Co. 
will  erect  a $20,000  depot.  It  will  be  erected  of  stone  with 
roof  of  slate  and  architectural  iron  work.  Adler  & Sullivan 
of  Chicago  are  the  architects. 

Park  Manor  III — T,  H.  Carpenter  is  making  plans  for 
twenty  houses  of  different  designs  for  the  Park  Manor 
Building  & Improvement  Com  pany,  to  be  built  on  its  pro- 
perty at  this  place. 

Kansas  City  Mo — Burnham  & Root  have  been  awarded 
the  architectural  contract  for  the  new  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce to  be  erected  on  Sixth  street  cor  of  Broadway.  The 
building  will  be  one  of  the  largest  of  its  character  west  of 
Chicago,  and  when  completed  will  cost  about  $500,000.  All 
the  contracts  will  be  let  from  Chicago  by  the  architects. 

The  Second  Presbyterian  Church  is  erecting  a parsonage 
to  be  built  of  pressed  brick  and  cut  stone  costing  $9,000. 
It  will  contain  gas  fixtures,  stained  and  plate  glass,  grates, 
wood  mantles  and  have  architectural  galvanized  and  orna- 
mental iron  work,  slate  roof,  stone  curbing,  sidewalks  etc. 
A.  Van  Brunt  400  Broadway  architect,  Rays  & Kendall, 
contractors. 

Jesse  H.  Farwell  designs  erecting  on  his  property  on 
Rowland  St,  opposite  the  High  School  a building  five  story 
high  and  lighted  by  a skylight  over  an  open  court. 

^Alpena  Mioh — W.  T.  Jones  is  erecting  a frame  livery 
stable.  Individual  contracts.  Awnings,  wire  counter  and 
office  railings,  fire  alarm  aparatus,  fire-profing,  stove-heat, 
and  stable  fitting  will  be  required. 

Plymouth  Ind — Proposals  have  been  received  by  the 
commissioners  of  Marshall  county,  Ind.,  for  the  construc- 
tion of  two  stone  abutments  for  the  new  bridge  across  Tip- 
pecanoe river. 


Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office-Room  36 

_ Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

LARRABEE  & NORTH, 

DEALER8  IN 

S'U'IL.IDEIR/S  hardwa  re 
Engineer’s  and  Surveyor’s  Instruments. 

No.  19  1 St  ate  Street, 

Palmer  House  Block. 


IP^TETSTT 

Compressed  Lead  SashWeights 


Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  Mo  Friction.— Mo  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  tree 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 


Springfield  Ohio — The  Savings  Bank  will  erect  a bank 
building;  cost  $7,500;  Chas.  A.  Cregar  architect.  The  build- 
ing will  be  of  cut  stone,  with  architectural  iron  work.  BanK 
furniture,  gas  fixtures,  plate  glass,  grates  mantles,  hard- 
wood finish,  furnace  heat,  iron  shutters,  tile  floor  and  fire- 
proof vaults  will  be  required. 

Detroit  Mioh. — Mr.  C.  F.  Bressler  onws  the  property 
on  Lafayette  Ave.  just  opposite  the  new  postoffice  site,  and 
will  erect  a fine  five-story  building  with  accomodations  for 
300  offices. 


MAHOGAMY. 


The  following 

are  the  correct 

quol 

Large  Cuba,  1 in. 

thick  and 

over 

1st 

Small  Cuba,  1 “ 

44  (4 

44 

1st. 

St.  Jago  “ 1 “ 

44  44 

4<i 

1st. 

St.  Domingo  1 “ 

66  66 

44 

1st. 

Mexican,  1 “ 

66  66 

44 

1st. 

Large  Cuba,  1 “ 

66  66 

46 

2d 

Mexican,  1 “ 

44  44 

44 

2d 

on  mahogany 
14@16c  per  ft: 
11c  « 

18c  « 

20c  « 

13c@17c  “ 

11c  <• 

I0c@lli£c. 


Following  3re  amon®  many  buildings  using  this 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farwell’s  “ 

0.  H.  Case’s  “ 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 


Send  for  Circular. 


i 


! 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

S 1 to  59  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


REPORT  °-EP  NEW  BUILDINGS  -AJXTO  BXJILIDILTOS  TO  BE]  ERECTED, 


In  advance  of  Permits  for  the  weekending  July  17,  1886. 


OWNER. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

1 

LOCATION. 

j COST 

G W Williams 

2 

Blk  of  Flats 

94x29 

411  So  Clark  St  .. 

$9000 

4000 

4500 

8U00 

8000 

“ “ * 

2 

Dwelling 

22x48 

888  Harrison  street 

E G Sheckler  

2 

Flat  building 

21x44 

293  Webster  av 

Mrs  F Jones 

2 

Dwelling 

25x50 

H S Jaeschkc 

3 

Flat  bnildiug 

25x60 

366  N Market  s'- 

Francis  P Owings 

8 

Business  Block 

65x100 

N W cor  Jackson  st  and  5th  av 

Geo  N IliU 

2 

3 Flat  Buildings 

66x60 

373  Idaho  st 

15  “ 

J B Durand 

3 

Stores  and  flats 

400  ft  fr 

Ogden  av  and  Jackson  st  .. 

A S Maltman 

3 

Store  aud  flat 

50  ft  fr 

Wrigbtwood  av  and  Halsted  st 

12  “ 

D Fuller  

3 

14  “ U 

9500 

5500 

F L Wilk 

2 

Flat  building 

22x67 

Division,  near  Robey  St 

Mrs  M Bruno 

2 

22x55 

Dr  E Lee 

2 

2 F.at  buildings 

44x64 

Lafliu  and  Van  Buren  sts 

H “ 

Ino  Olson 

3 

Flat  building 

22x52 

Mr  Lawrenz 

2 

13th  Place  and  Liucolnst 

6 “ 
6500 
9 “ 
15  44 

Chas  O’Conuor 

3 

Flat  building 

Town  of  Jefferson 

2 

School  house  

92x48 

M Lancaster 

2 

Blk  of  dwellings 

121x40 

Daniel  Burns 

3 

Stores  and  flats 

44x68 

Twelfth,  near  Leavit  st 

J L Campbell 

2 

Blk  of  dwellings 

124x60 

Oakley  av  aud  Van  Buren  st. 

80  “ 

J W Hocking 

2 

Residences 

22x58 

Irving  av  aud  Polk  st 

Mueller  Bros  

2 

2 dwellings ... 

44x42 

State  and  57th  sts  . . 

* 

F Kreutzberger 1 

3 

Store  and  flats 

25x72 

Bushnell  & Portaud  av 

L Liviugston | 

3 

Store  and  dwelling  .... 

25x80 

State  and  33rd  sts 

12  “ 

ARCHITECT  OR  BUILDER. 


DESCRIPTION^ 


Warueke  & Maggs,  125  Clark  st 

Adler  & Sullivan,  Borden  Blck 

H M Hansen,  Opera  House  Blk 

O J Pierce,  1 »5  La  Salle  st 

G N Hull,  11H  Harrison  st  

S M Randolph,  Lakeside  Bldg 

W G Birfield,  81  Clark  st 

J F & J P Doerr,  2457  Wentworth  av . . 
Schaub  & Berlin,  Ashland  block 

J J Donnellau,  Mailer’s  bldg 

C O Hansen,  Metropolitan  blk 

FKelteuich,  78  5th  ave 

J J Donnellau,  Mailer’s  building.  . . . * 
J F & J P Doerr,  2457  Wentworth  ave 

J J Donnellan  Mailer’s  building.!  .!!! 

C A Weary,  156  Weshington  st 

J F & J P Doerr,  2457  Wentworth  av  . 


Common  and  Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  galvanized  iron. 

“ u terra  cotta. 

Greenstone,  Georgia  and  Vermont  marble. 

Common  and  Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  Brick,  stone,  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  Brick  and  Stone. 

Milwaukee  pressed  brick  and  Marquette  bro’n  stone 
Pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 


Pressed  brick,  stone  and  galvanized  iron. 
Indiana  pressed  brick  and  Cut  stone. 
Indiana  pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  aud  stone. 

Common  and  Pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone- 
Pressed  brick,  terracotta  and  rough  stone. 
Indiana  Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

Stone  and  frame. 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 


Hardwood 


Lumber  ^,s^1’ ^ck°ry» Maple,  Walnut, Cherry, Whitewood, 

/ AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 


A1¥I> 


Timber 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATE 

HOLBROOK  CO. 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 

I ^-Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and  CrOVe  and  I 8th  StS.,  CHICAGO' 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order.  South  Branch  Chicago  River.  | Telephone  No.  8213. 


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Wholesale 
Dealers  in 


T.  WILGE  &c  CO., 

LUMBER,  LATH  AND  SHINGLES 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber, 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having-  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

kiln-drier  hardwood  flooring , 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices, 

Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts..  CHICAGO,  ILL, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Mouldings, 


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Frames,  Brackets,  Turnings,  Etc. 

ipss— Our  facilities  are  equal  to  any,  and  we  make  a specialty  of  furnishing  Contractors  everything  in  the«^£l 
^“shape  of  Woodwork  for  any  class  of  Building,  Including  all  kinds  of.,/>,3 

STAIR  WORK  AND  HARDWOOD  FINISH. 

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Dunn  W H to  G J Williams  July  9,  furn  1 

11th  st  6 $62 

Dalton  J to  O Babcock  July  7,  horses  etc 

88  Wesson  st  2 m $85 

Duff  I R to  C F Remick  July  12,  furn  232 

Halsted  st  5 m $90 

Dalziel  Nat  Printing  Oo  to  C H Aldrich 
July  12,  printing  house  and  leasehold, 
cor  Dearborn  and  Quincy  sts  4 m.  $49, 350 
Elias  G to  Bartholomae  & B Brg  Oo,  July 

13,  saloon  272  w 12th  st  1 y $200 

Ehrhardt  C to  W S Lasher  July  8,  furn,— 

23d  st  4 $121 

Eberly  G to  C Steinbraker  July  1,  horses 

etc  1490  Millwaukee  av  10  m $'500 

Eder  A toF  J Dewes’  Brg  Co  July  12,  sa- 
loon 155  w Randolph  st  1 y $600 

Elinor  A to  OC  Blackman  July  10,  furn 

and  piano,  200  37th  st  2 y $406 

Fels  W to  Bartholomae  & L B Co  JuLy  7, 

saloon  164  Michigan  st  2 y $500 

Falk  O W to  J E La  Fond  July  9,  fnrn  268 

Park  av  1 y $545 

Eshmeyer  H to  W N Alley  July  6,  furn 

3648  Vincennes  av  3 m $115 

FlinKOw  A to  W Side  B Co  July  1,  saloon 

829  Milwaukee  av  1 y $750 

Forsythe  G to  J A Fullenweider  July  7, 

furn  396  Campbell  av $300 

Franklin  N to  C Babcock  July  8,  furn,  137 

4th  av  4 $70 

Fitzimmons  — to  M A Wolcott  July  7 furn 

.$115 

Fleming  E A to  W T Johnson  June  18, 

furn  12  Meridian  st  8 m $60 

Fay  P J to  W W Kendall  July  1,  truck  etc 

68  Pacific  av  Jan  1 $152 

Framran  C to  S Richardson  July  5,  furn  S 

Chicago  6 m $104 

Farrell  T to  S Richardson  July  6,  furn 

3818  Dearborn  st  6 m $198 

Fitzgerald  K to  J Cullen  July  8,  furn  2801 

Dashiel  st  3 $57 

Fish  A E to  T Morrison  July  10,  furn 

Hyde  Park  7 m $460 

Gill  M to  G J Williams  July  13,  furn  531 

Orchard  st  2 m $214 

Gebhardt  F to  J H Plecker  July  3,  quilt- 
ing machine  74  Waldo  pi  Oct  3 $115 

Gill  C & J H to  J Cullen  July  3,  furn,  679 

Ashland  av  6 m $189 

Goodwin  P to  D Hyman  July  9 furn  202 

Dearborn  st  6 m $140 

Gowan  J H to  R H Babcock  JuLy  8,  furn, 

55o  Warren  av  Sept  24 $121 

Gordon  C to  F M Bailie  JuLy  1,  piano. 

Park  stand  Lincoln  av  Sept  29 $60 

Grimes  L to  G Wyman  June  27,  horses  etc 

45  University  pi,  18  m $107 

Gunderson  P to  C Gunderson  June  2, 

horses  etc  238  n Halsted  st  1 y $800 

Handley  C to  E R Mackey  July  10,  furn, 

184  Oak  st  3 m $115 

Heller  B M to  G Wyman  July  8,  furn  etc 

36  w Adams  st  18  m $75 

Hubble  F D to  S Richardson  July  8,  furn 

414  Madison  st  4 m $84 

Holman  E E to  G L Carman  July  3,  furn 

Englewood  95  ds  $218 

Hewitt  L to  G Wyman  June  — • furn  894 

Madison  st  6 m $107 

Hancher  J W to  Hall  Bros  & Co  June  29, 

furn  Englewood  mthly $115 

Hoehn  A to  W N Alley  July  8,  furn  Jeffer- 
son 6 m $70 

Hamann  J to  A Walker  June  16,  horses 

etc  Northfield  6 m $250 

Hollaeher  F to  M M Bailer  July  6,  barber 

shop  145  Larrabee  Bt $85 

Hegborn  C to  F W Hill  July  6,  furn  Jeffer- 
son 4 m $60 

Holladay  A to  A J Pomeroy  May  17,  piano 
50  Sangamon  st  (assgd  July  7 to  W S) 

I Lasher $328 

Hamilton  J C to  W W Charles  July  7, 

horse  etc  124  Lincoln  av $105 

Harrington  A to  H F Scheuermann  J uly  3 
house  23  n Curtis  st $50 


Hirschmer  J to  G Talbot  Jan  7,  furn  1110 

Milwaukee  av .,.$475 

Hill  H H to  J H Walker  JuLy  6,  piano,  6 

m $274 

Isbener  W to  W J Goudy  July  1.  pt  b 1, 

etc  29  4014,  1 y 6% $250 

Johnson  M to  GO  Gunderson  JuLy  — , 

furn  203  w Indiana  st  1 y $1,000 

Josselyn  E R to  G B Christie  July  1,  bar- 
ber shop  121  Randolph  st  6m., $150 

Jingletou  L to  J Hunkey  July  10,  furn  300 

State  st  Apl  10, 

James  0 A to  W S Lasher  July  9,  furn  548 

Duncan  Pk  6 m $71 

Johnson  M J to  D B Dewey  July  8,  house 

Evanston  18  m $301 

Jones  A D to  0 H Roche  July  9,  furn  209 

31st  st  3 m $105 

Jones  S B to  J D Spear  July  6,  furn  1993 

Monroe  st  6 m $97 

Jeschke  A to  P Frees  July  12,  carriage,  14 

Blingham  st  18  m $400 

Jones  J C to  R H Babcock  JuLy  12,  piano 

3016  Groveland  av  2 m $64 

Johnson  A J to  A J Pomeroy  July  7,  piano 

2837  Butterfield  st $200 

Johnston  M to  J C Barker  July  7,  cottage 

Ashland  av  Jan  7 ’87 $160 

Joseph  L to  HM  McIntosh  July  6,  furn 

Wells  st  6m $130 

Janssen  C to  J F Griffin  July  6,  furn  331 
Madison  st  security  on  appl  bond  ....  $400 
Kamowski  A to  P Schoenhofen  B Co  July 

8,  saloon  925  19th  st  1 y $160 

Kaller  J to  West  Side  B Co  June  - — , sa- 
loon 168  Samuel  st  1 y $525 

Kelehar  J J to  V Blatz  July  10,  saloon 

546)4  Madison  st  1 y $446 

Kroager  J to  C Babcock  July  8.  furn,  680 

Orchard  st  3 m $67 

Kanter  E & M to  H M McIntosh  July  9, 

furn  399  Division  st.  6 m $195 

Kntuhman  H to  ‘'Father  Detmet”  Apr  1, 

studio  242  Wabash  av  (collateral).  . .$ 

Klein  F V to  W N Alley  July  9,  furn  307 

24th  st  6 m $ 

Kearney  W J to  C G Scbifferstein  June  28 

furn  1638  Wabash  av  5 m 

Kuhn  C to  L A W Brush  July  7,  furn  11  w 

Division  st  2 m $57 

Kuukel  J to  G J Williams  July  7,  furn  47 

Walnut  st  6 m $109 

Leopold  L to  J H Smith  July  13,  horses 

etc  38  Elm  st  90  ds $50 

Lind  C to  W H King , furn,  57  w In- 
diana st  6 m $79 

Loftus  Ellen  to  J E La  Fond  July  8,  furn. 

158  w Madison  st  1 y $614 

Lamei  B to  J Charon  July  9,  mules  etc  $455 
Saunders  M A to  E R Mackey  July  8,  furn 

323  Halsted  st  3 m $61 

Little  J F to  J Cullen  June  28,  furn  444 

12th  st  2 m $( 

Lennon  M to  J D Spear  July  1,  furn  and 

piano  458  Wabash  av  9 m $130 

Leonhart  P to  W Schukraft  July  8,  horse 

and  wagon , 6 m $225 

Loranger  M J to  W W Charles  July  2 furn 

220  State  st  4 m $448 

Lutter  F to  A Schaffhauser  July  8,  horses 

etc  738  Jefferson  st  4 m $78 

Loughrau  R to  W N Alley  July  8,  furn  635 

Lincoln  av  6 m $102 

Longcor  J S to  S S Mitchell  June  1,  furn 

378  Wabash  av  2 y $344 

Loftus  J to  J Seebor  July  3,  saloon  Lake 

View  90  ds  $290 

McKean  A M to  E R Mackey  July  9,  furn 

267  Indiana  st  6 m $195 

McGrew  J G to  E R Mackey  July  6,  furn 

3604  Cottage  Grove  av  6 m $ 

McGovern  J F to  W H King  July  7,  furn 

285  w Jackson  st  6 m $107 

Mulcahy  M to  C Ryan  June  28,  furn  76th 

and  Wallace  sts  1 y $55 

Moore  N O to  W S Wharton  July  5,  press 

etc  1601  State  st  2 m $63 

Marker  P to  W Barker  JuLy  10,  horses  etc 

146  n Sangamon  st  1 m $450 

Mullett  M to  L A W Brush  July  6,  furn 


2910  Lowe  av  8 m.  $80 

Michelson  A to  A Carmichael  July  7, 

horses  Lake.  3 m $118 

McKellop  J E to  E R Mackey  July  7,  furn 

3900  Prairie  av  1 $234 

Moss  FGtoJELa  Fond  July  6,  furn  and 

piano  720  Adams  st  2 y $569 

Monroe  W to  H A Pemberton  June  21  furn 

176  Coblentz  st  Oct  21 $60 

Mushkowitz  M to  M Green  June  21,  tailor 

shop  etc  53  MohawK  st  10  m $150 

Marsh  S to  J H Spear  June  27,  furn  172  n 

Clark  st  6 in $65 

Marvin  E D to  W R Warren  Jr  July  7,  pia- 
no 1 y $150 

Morgan" F T to  E Brown  July  6,  furn,  781 

Laxe  st  2 m $88 

McKillop  J E to  Sprague,  W & Co  July  9, 

grocery  30  ds $250 

Mooney  E to  S Richardson  July  7,  furn 

262  n Franklin  st  6 m $95 

Mangan  M to  S Richardson  July  7,  furn 

282  n Market  st  6 m . . . , $57 

Muusell  F B to  S Richardson  July  6,  furn 

1520  42d  st  6 m $167 

McCann  D to  C Williams  July  12,  furn,  9 

Centre  av  5 m $60 

McLeod  T to  J Cullen  July  12,  piano,  467 

Leavitt  st  6 $78 

Nestrov  J to  J Cullen  July  3,  horses  etc 

2839  Law  avj  6 m $71 

Ness  J to  J M Carlson  July  8,  furn  242 

Milwaukee  av  July  11 $100 

Norton  W A to  J Me  Cleland  July  1,  furn 

1421  Wabash  av  5 m $507 

Nahm  M to  VV  W Charles  July  7,  furn  169 

Wabash  av  4 m $353 

Neebe  O to  C Passow  July  9,  saloon  272 

12th  st  8 m $200 

Newell  E L to  E R Mackey  July  9,  piano 

727  Congress  st  6 m 65 

Nielson  A to  West  Side  B Co  July  7,  saloon 

364  w Chicago  av  1 y $200 

O’Leary  J to  L Collins  July  9,  furn  121  3d 

av $300 

O’Brien  G O to  H M McIntosh  July  10, 

furn  668  13th  pi,  6 m $70 

O’Brien  C to  J Cullen  June  28,  furn  3031 

Deering  st  3 m $60 

Pulfrey  E C to  C Babcocx  July  3,  furn  etc 

655  w Indiana  st  3 m $64 

Poitras  W L to  C E Robinson  July  7,  furn 

561  Clarx  st  10  m $1035 

Peck  0 to  EM  Legg  June  23,  furn  491 

Laxe  st  13  m $200 

Peters  H to  J Jareneke  horses  etc  S Chi- 
cago 6 m $300 

Perkins  M to  D O’Leary  July  12,  furn  117 

Desplaiues  st  Feb  15 $175 

Perkins  D W to  H M McIntosh  July  9, 

furn  4042  Prairie  av  3 m $372 

Pelrslon  S E to  F M Bailey  July  10,  drug 

store  188  Halsted  st  Aug  1 $284 

Perry  G H to  VV  H King  JuLy  10,  furn  12 

Washtenaw  av  6 m $312 

Pferdnor  A to  A Schaffhauser  July  10, 

furn  3809  Dearborn  st  5 m $52 

Peacock  W to  S Richardson  June  19,  furn, 

693  n Leavitt  st  6 m $70 

Reinholdt  H to  A Schaffhauser  July  9, 
type  writer  etc  1319  n Halsted  st  1 m.$30 
Richardson  D M to  T Morrison  July  6, 

machinery  283  s Canal  st  24  m $450 

Richardson  D M to  J McKindley  July  6, 

engine  289  s Clarx  st  24  m $2320 

Robertus  J to  W W Charles  July  10  furn, 

453  State  st  3 $55 

Ridges  W to  F Salter  & Co  July  9 furn  724 

Indiana  st  16  $620 

Roberts  D C to  L A W Brush  July  2,  furn 

153  Park  av  3 m $77 

Rosenberg  D to  G F Heidemann  June  28, 

horses  etc  Leyden  2 y $400 

Rogers  F to  Chicago  Cracxer  Co  July  3, 

horses  etc 9 m $125 

Riley  M to  J Cullen  July  7,  furn  80  13th 

pi  3 m $57 

Rasmus  T to  J Cullen  July  9,  shooting 

gallery  73  w Madison  st  6 m $306 

Reilly  M to  E R Mackey  July  12,  horses 


etc  31st  st  and  California  av  3m....  $120 
Smith  W R to  E R Mackey  July  9,  furn  27 

LexiDgton  st  6 m $65 

Stahl  A toW  N Alley  July  6,  furn  5218 

State  st  6 $191 

Selle  Theo  to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  June 

28,  saloon  440  n Clark  st  mthly $850 

Stoeling  & Loff  to  J A Fay  & Co  July  9. 

machinery  13  Canal  st  5 m $241 

Spitzer  C to  F Brady  July  10,  furn  299 

Indiana  st  1 y $400 

Sxeley  J A to  T Morrison  July  9,  furn  211 

n State  st  6 $500 

Stahel  A to  C Williams  Juuy  3,  piano,  122 

Sacramento  av  7 m $65 

Schmidt  W A to  G Gates  July  10,  furn  549 

Sedgwick  st  4 m $138 

Speck  W to  C Babcock  JULy  10,  piano, 

Lake  Sept  10 $56 

Schwarz  J to  E Schwarz  July  9,  saloon 

247  Ogden  av $600 

Stenback  W C to  J E La  Fond  JuLy  12, 

furn  359  Hudson  av $121 

Stott  C M to  H M McIntosh  July  6,  horse 

etc  280  Hoyne  av  3 m $87 

Snyder  A to  W N Knowlton  July  6,  furn 

316  Randolph  st $355 

Stapleton  T to  S Richardson  July  2,  furn 

191  Canal  st  4 $60 

Stein  C D to  W S Wharton  June  29,  furn 

157  Canal  st  4 $57 

Stuart  J T to  E R Macxey  July  7,  furn 

1483  Fulton  st  6 m $195 

Schlepp  H to  M L Pemberton  July  6 furn 

441  n Lincoln  st  3 m $63 

Smith  J A to  J D Spear  July  6,  furn,  196 

Van  Buren  st  6 m ....  $70 

Schindler  F to  F Munk  June  30,  bakery 

2897  Archer  av  1 y $400 

Spaulding  J J & Co  to  Marder  Luse  & Co 
June  16,  printing  office  158  Clark  st  2 y 

$10,000 

Solomon  H to  J Cullen  July  8,  piano  323 

Van  Buren  st $71 

Seivert  L to  C Babcocx  JuLy  12,  furn  1327 

Monroe  st  4 m $173 

Sims  J M to  C J Shields  July  13,  furn  154 

Loomis  st  4 m $195 

Scott  P to  E R Mackey  July  8,  furn  269 

Indiana  st $99 

Solari  E A to  C B Ashley  July  8,  furn,  183 

3d  av  2 y 

Shuler  V L to  R H Babcock  July  6,  horses 

etc  Driving  Pk  2 m $226 

Sandman  J to  S Richardson  July  7,  furn 

Cicero  7 m $114 

Thompson  M to  J Cullen  July  12,  furn,  65 

Wright  st  3 m $51 

Thomson  B toR  Isham  June  18,  furn  380 

Milwauxee  av  6 m $70 

Udell  A M to  M A Wolcott  July  1,  furn  214 

w 14th  st  Apr  2 ’87 $70 

Wolflnger  F R to  W Bartels  July  6,  furn 

Jefferson  90  ds ■ $800 

Willard  E A to  A Root  June  16,  furn  2015 

Wabash  av  2 y $250 

Wilcox  H A to  J Me  Cleland  July  7,  furu 

3800  Vincennes  av  July  22,  ’87 $624 

Wait  F D to  G R Jarvis  July  9,  furn  74 

35th  st  4 m $110 

Wilson  JM  to  J Arado  July  8,  furn  471 

Lake  st $220 

Wagner  AW  to  H M McIntosh  July  7, 

furn  533  Madison  st  6 m $170 

Watson  M E to  E W Dryden  July  8,  cab__ 

, 5 m $175 

Welch  C to  J Cullen  July  13,  furn  292  w_ 

14th  st  6 $H 

Weber  A to  H Barrenschein  July  6,  saloon 

186  Van  Buren  st  1 y $523 

Welch  M to  W Rice  July  2,  horses  carri- 
ages etc  16  Seely  st $600 

Ward  C to  E Church  July  6,  furn  12 

Throop  st  5 $80 

Wright  G S to  D Hyman  July  8,  furn, 

, 6 m $186 

Ward  E to  W W Charles  July  10,  furn 

5705  La  Salle  st  4 m $115 

Walrath  B H to  L A W Brush  July  10,  furn 

158  Dearborn  av  4 $63 


Whitney  F to  T J O’Neill  June  22.  wagon, 

» 2 y ! . . . . $351 

Whitney  C J to  J H Doughty  July  2,  pia- 
no, 1546  Lill  av $150 

1\  elch  F J to  J E Lloyd  July  2,  machinery 

$1611 

Wilcox  M A to  Firemens  Ins  Co  July  12, 

turn  2457  Michigan  av  1 y $230 

Zingabel  F to  A Carmichael  July  8 turn, 
5404  La  Salle  av  4 m $117 


SUPERIOR  COURT. 


JIORTtiA«ES. 

Schwartz  J E to  J Holliday,  May  1,  It  12  blk  11,  Pun- 
can’s  add,  Aug  1,  ’88,  6 pr  ct.  - - - - $3,800 

Dewey  C P to  U P Smith,  July  7,  pt  It  29,  34  39  14, 

3  y 6 pr  ct, $1,450 

Sawyer  M S to  G Sawyer,  June  1,  pt  It  5,  nw  frl  14 
22  39 14,  3 y 6 pr  ct,  - - . _ $2,000 

Bond  S H to  J P Perro,  June  26,  It  6 b 2,  33  39  14, ’3 
y,  7 pr  ct,  - - - . . $2,500 

Smith  J M to  H Lampert,  June  28,  Its  34  and  35,  14 
39  13, 1 y,  6 pr  ct,  - - - . $200 

Boyne  LtoWC  Kendrick,  June  7,  It  32  b 2,  4 38  14 
2 y,  6 pr  ct,  - . - . . $50,1 

Amick  P to  Citizen’s  B & L Assn,  June  19,  It  122  b 3, 

38  39  14,  6 pr  ct, $5,600 

Briukmaun  FtoHG  Brinkmann,  July  21,  It  11  b 46 

27  39  14,  5 y 6 pr  ct, $1,5  0 

Brinkmann  II  to  H G Brinkmann,  May  27,  It  77  b 3 

33  39  14,  8y,  6 pr  ct, $2,400 

Gosselin  L to  N Corwith,  Dec  1,  It  20  b 14,  36  39  13, 

4y  7 pr  ct, $.50 

Sauve  F to  N Corwith,  Dec  1,  It  16  b 14,  4y  7 pr  ct,  $3u0 
Sauve  E to  N Corwith,  Dec  1,  It  17  b 14,  36  39  13,  4 y 

7 pr  ct, $300 

Bourbau  A A to  S Corwith,  Dec  1,  lot  18  b 14,  36  39 

13,  4 y 7 pr  ct, $s00 

Lebeau  ItiNC  irwith  Nov  30,  It  19  b 14,  36  39  13  4 
y,  7 pr  ct,  - - - - . $3j0 

Tourville  A to  N Corwith,  Dec  1,  It  13  b 14,  36  39  13 

4  y 7 pr  ct, $300 

Smith  C A to  N Corwith,  Dec  1,  It  26  b 5,  36  39  13,  4 

y 7 Pr  ct, $300 

Marteusen  J C to  A By  ram,  Mar  10,  It  3)  b 2, 1 38  13, 

4 y,  7 pr  ct,  - - $30a 

Chudzyaska  J to  R Spier,  July  8,  lot  7 b 4,  Spear’s 
add,  2 y,  7 pr  ct,  - - - - . . $700 

Mastenson  T P to  A Byran,  Mar  10,  It  31  b 2,  1 38  13, 

4 y 7 pr  rt $250 

Will  J to  J Kollbaum,  July  8,  its  46  and  47  b 8,  20  40 

5  y.  - - - - - $200 

Jabncke  W F to  H F Capp,  July  7,  It  16  blk  15,  Hol- 
stein,   $ 

Christianson  C to  S Richardson,  July  2,  pt  It  16  b 39 
Ogden’s  add,  7 y 7 pr  ct,  - - - - $7,50  1 

Moss  M to  J Henrich,  July  2,  It  9 blk  23,  Sheffield’s 
add,  1 v,  7 pr  ct,  - - - - . . $200 

Leiuewski  A to  J HofEman,  July  2,  It  18  blk  17,  30  40 

14,  4 y 6 pr  ct, $*5J 

Meike  F to  K Mieke,  July  25,  lot  6 b 11,  6 39  14,  1 y 6 
Pr  ct,  -------  . $2jo 

Larmon  P to  Berkshire  L Ius  Co.,  June  15,  pt  It  1 b 
2,  31  39  14,  5 y,  8 pr  ct,  - - , $30,000 

Carey  W to  Bankers  and  M B and  L Assn,  It  30  b 7 

33  39  14,  8 pr  ct,  - - - - . . $1,500 

Rau  F to  Bankers  and  M B and  L Assn,  Apr  1,  lots 
26  to  30  b 50,  7 38  14,  8 pr  ct,  - - - $1,400 

Price  T to  Bankers  and  M Band  L Assn,  Apr  1,  It’s 
It  10  b 2.  Rockwell’s  add,  8 pr  ct,  - - $1333 

Choat  V to  N A Mayer,  July  6,  It  4 b 57,  s s add,  5 y 

6 pr  ct,  - - - - - - $9,000 

Paddock  A G to  H A Sumner,  July  2,  lot  4 b 7 21  38 

14,  2 y,  7 pr  ct  - - - . . $6o ) 

Trebilcock  A to  J K Barry,  June  21,  It  46  b 3,  21  38 

14.  7 pr  ct,  - - $2,500 

Beeves  E J to  N Corwith,  June  19,  It  26  b 11,  36  39 

13,  3 y 7 per  ct $30o 

Francous  E to  N Corwith,  Oct  20,  Its  3 and  4,  36  39 

13,  4 y 7 pr  ct, $60o 

Boulanger  J to  N Corwith,  Nov  23,  It  2bk  11,36  39 

13,4  y,  7 pr  ct,  - $310 

Paulieh  F to  N Corwith,  Nov  20,  It  21  b 14,  36  39  13 

4 y,  7 pr  ct, $300 

Moelilenkamp  H to  M Moeblenkamp,  July  5,  pt  13 

41  H-  9 m, ‘ $1,000 

Franez  J to  H Horton,  Oct  14,  ’84,  lots  1 and  2 blk  6, 
Evanston,  June  1,  ’85,  7 pr  ct,  - - - . $250 

Mason  V to  V Born,  July  1,  It  12  b 3,  35  40  13,  1 y,  7 

Pr  ‘ t,  - $186 

Clary  J to  T Gilfoil,  June  15,  It  38  b 25,  29  39  It,  2 y 
8 pr  ct,  - - . . . $7o0 

Brandt  E to  L Hecht,  July  6,  prt  nw  qr  se  qr,  27  41 

9,  4 y,  7 pr  ct, $600 

Paddock  D to  J P Young,  July  2,  prt  b 14,  Young’s 
add,  Blue  Island,  3 y 7 pr  ct,  : - -”$200 

Traver  F H to  H B Cragin,  July  7,  prt  It  8 b 68,  Ev- 
anston, 10  in  8 pr  ct,  - $2  000 

Gurley  J to  T Kearney,  May  26,  lots  9 to  11  b 2.  13 
39  13,  4 y 6 pr  ct,  - - - . $1,100 

Putnam  W to  J B Whitmore,  Juue  1,  It  27  b 3,  23  39 

13,  3 y 7 pr  ct,  - - . . $1,981 

Peterson  P to  Canadian- Am  L and  B Assn,  May  24 

It  4 b 1,  36  40  13,  8 pr  ct,  - - - $1,200 

Daly  J G to  Ca  ladian-Am  L and  B Assn,  May  5,  It 
85  b 23,  Shefiield’s  add,  8 pr  ct,  - - - $1,500 

Patzke  A to  J Gastel,  July  9,  It  13  b 49,  17  39  14,  5 y 

7 Pr  ct,  $2,2  0 

Ritzman  A to  Home  M L Assn,  June  30,  pt  It  13  b 20 

6 39  14,  5 1-5  pr  ct,  - - . $500 

Streeter  H R to  People’s  B & L Assn,  July  5,  It  72  b 

3,  12  39  13,  8 pr  ct  - - - - $1,100 

Cadiugton  O H to  Bookkeepers  B & L Assn,  July  6, 

It  33  b 2,  36  40  13,  7 pr  ct,  - - - $9U0 

Smith  H to  People’s  B & L Assn,  July  3,  lot  44  b 4, 12 

29  13,  8 pr  ct, $2,000 

Becker  G to  N W Mu  L Ins  Co,  June  23,  It  4 It  5 etc 
Butterfield’s  add,  1 y,  6 pr  ct,  - - $13,000 

Undem  L to  People’s  B & L Assn,  June  7,  Its  46  to 
48  b 3,  36  40  13,  8 pr  ct,  - - - - . $400 

Caldwell  H A to  People’s  B & L Assn,  8 pr  ct,  - $600 

Detliloff  C to  N Chicago  Mu  L & B Assn,  July  8,  pt 
It  8 b 116,  Butterfield  add,  5 y 5 pr  ct,  - - $600 

Kruger  Johan,  to  N C M L and  B Assn,  July  8,  It  4 
lot  89  Butterfield  add,  5 y 6 pr  ct  - - $l,50J 

La  Prise  B to  N Corwith,  Dec  1,  lot  15  b 14,  36  39  13, 

4 y 7 pr  ct, $30o 

La  Beaw  P to  N Corwith,  Oct  20,  Its  5 and  6 b 11,  36 
39  13,  4 y 7 pr  ct  - - - . $600 

Pudrzynski  M to  T Mach,  July  5,  It  41b  8,  S Chica- 
go, 2 y 5 pr  ct $220 

Matthews  J W to  Mutl  Inv  & L Assn,  Sept  13,  ’84,  It 

62  b 3,  9 38  14,  8 pr  ct, $1,875 

Williams  M A & J T to  J A Williams,  July  7,  It  16  b 
15,  29  40  14,  7 pr  ct,  - - - - $600 

Korff  L to  Natl  Pk  Bk,  May  7,  Its  1 and  2 b 15,  31  40 

14,  3y  6 pr  ct $750 

Groesteeu  H V to  C D Winslow,  July  6,  pt  It  4,  b 59, 

7 39 14,  1 y 8 pr  ct,  - - - - - $500 


' Co  v E Burghoffer.  Same 


8"$992  50ede”Ok  R Wilson  use  etc’  v CitJ-  By  agreet, 
99074  Michael  Simon  v John  Simon;  admr.  Mont 
denied  and  judgt  $1  KiO.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 

99436  Leonard  G Quackenboss  v Olive,  Lydia  O and 
Clara  A Queen,  Mary  T Mallory  and  Emma  C Du- 

auddbillSeTm'loddiUd8t  $5°5-25’  APP1;  b°nd  iu  20  d* 

990  >7  Jacob  Gottschett  v Drainage  Comrs  of  Dist  No 

and  bilUx  iUn60dedtdandjUdgt161-33-  APP‘  boDd 

10$3007^O°maS  K<3id  6t  al  V Alb6rt  HUIer-  By  deflt’ 
103726  Chicago  Stamping 
$6C0  19. 

103  )70  Goodman  Metallic  Rubber  Shoe  Co  v Siegfried 
Heyman.  By  deflt,  $>26.25.  * 

li  3598  Matthew  D Watson  v John  and  Valentine  A 
Leeson.  same  $230.93  aud  soi  fa. 

98599  Carrie  Drasdowitz  v Sara  Feldon.  On  finds 
$30  . Satisfied.  6’ 

103023  John  G Garabaldi  et  al  v Antonio  Equi  and 
Pietro  Micholetti.  By  deflt,  $494.90. 

98140  T W Dickerman  v Joseph  P Green.  On  ver  $75 
Dis  as  to  Beattie  and  Neuberger. 

93^.An  on  Streohle  use  etc  v Charles  Kupper.  Same 
fc37.>,  money  to  be  pd  into  ct. 

10319o  Bernard  Friend  v Mary  A Lieber.  By  deflt 
$226.93  and  gen  exn.  J ’ 

98680  Sarah  A Reno  et  al  v P,  Ft  W & C Ry  Co  Mo  n 
t denied  and  judgt  $35,000.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex 
m 2o  ds. 

99755  Chicago  Carpet  Co  v Moses  W Powell  Same 
and  judgt  *237.08.  Same. 

99123  Adolph  Swanson  v Chas  P Willard.  Mont  de- 
nied and  judgt  $2000.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  ir  20 
ds. 


ORR  & LOCKETT, 


Dealers  in 


103367  B & O R R Co,  use  of  W P Rend  et  al  v Bain’s 
Tea  & Coffee  Co.  By  deflt  $->8.55  and  gen  and  sped 
exn.  ^ 

99814  Dwight  Cutler 
$334.58. 


et  al  v Alfred  Larke.  Same 


97409  Edwin  A Mason  v Jeremiah  T Murphv  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt  $301.43. 

101417  Clara  R Palmer  v Washington  L Tns  Co  On 
findg,  $150  . Satisfied 


10  727  George  E Detwiler  v Capitol  City  Mut  F Ins  Co 
On  fludg,  $1382  70.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  iu  20  ds. 


99754  John  S Mac  Lean  et  al  v James  H Smith  and 
Thomas  W Pattison.  Same  $280.  Same. 

10?J9?  Albert  A Sprague  et  al  v L A Davis.  By  deflt 


Same  $775.46  and 


$248.40. 

1036.‘6  Same  v J Harvey  Powell, 
sci  fa. 

lJ37u9  Reuben  Richardson  v McKinney  Tubular  Rai 
Co.  Same  $8966,77. 

97472  Chicago  Daily  News  v Parnell  Blackman.  Bv 
deflt,  $1036.48  debt,  $62.16  das  entire. 

75561  Algy  Dean  use  of  S H Sweet  et  al  v Edwin 
Walker.  On  fludg,  $14  50.  Appl  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
30  ds. 


97430  Town  of  Norwood  Pk  v Salamon  H Burhaus  M 
Miller  and  Jesse  Ball.  On  fludg,  $1000  debt  125  das- 
debt  to  be  di,chgd  etc.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
3o  ds . 


deflt 


Starrett.  By 

Mo  n t on  attch  is- 


100999  Tobey  Furu  Co  v W A 
$1321.65. 

97462  Louis  Kuttnauer  v A Gray, 
sue  denied  aed  judgt  $318.55. 

96947  Charles  L Boyd  v Southwest  Foundry  & M Co 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $835.75.  Appl  Bond  in  30 
ds  aud  bill  ex  in  60  ds. 

96994  Wm  B Thompson  v Wm  E Lan-'don 
judgt  $8 .' . 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 


Same  and 


53806  George  A Hitchcock  et  al  v Noble  C Lichten- 
berger.  $218.83. 

55016  J C Haliisy  v Albiuus  H Wright.  *219  30 
55i'17  Eddy  W Allen  v Same.  $564.31. 

55288  Joseph  Turner  use  etc,  L Line.  By  deflt  $‘>91 

60  and  sci  fa. 

55211  George  Sparling  v Michael  Martin.  On  ver 
$22.77.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

54911  Joen  Guuzeuhauser  v Charles  W Crowhurst  On 
fludg,  $10 

53360  J W Wainright  v Edward  Ely.  $25,  and  for  deft 
for  costs;  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds 
55459  Stoneham  C S Co  v Mark  Myer . On  ver  $383 


51489  Edward  W Anderson  v Chicago  Insulating  Co 
On  finding,  $225  and  sped  exn. 

53452  Adoiph  Latner  v Elise  Boas.  On  ver  $187  53 
and  sci  fa.  ’ 

55163  Sprey  L Co  v Charles  Hagenow.  $2  I and  sci  fa 
55189  Goss  & P Mfg  Co  v F C Shafford . $12  and  proc  ' 
,55047  John  Pratt  v Miranda  A Smith  On  finds?' 
$61.60. 

55060  Henrietta  C Evans  v Geo  M Wilson.  Same  $72 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

54970  George  H Taylor  v A E Doremus.  Mont  deni- 
ed and  judgt  $27.53.  Satisfied. 

54776  Henry  L Hertz  v Daniel  B Moore.  Same  and 
ju-igt  $1100  debt,  $554  das;  debt  to  be  disohgd  etc 
and  sci  fa.  ’ 

54811  Arthur  G Cambridge  v Harry,  Jacob  and  Henry 
Mortimer.  Same  and  judgt  $5u0.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

54835  N E Decker  v Michael  Schwartz.  Same  and 
judgt  $285. 

6 .36  RedfieJd  W Stone  Cahrles  H Ni  - 
nied  and  judgt  $56. 


Mo  n t de- 


B ILLS  OF  SALE 


BunhammerJ  L to  HW  Culver  July  8,  horse  etc 

III  ..t- 


231  w Monroe  st 


. $800 


Hagen  A to  A Hagen  Jr  Mch  16,  horses  and  farm 

mchy 0 

Mulder  HC  to  A Mulder  June  30.  picture  frames  etc 

874  Lake  st 

Moorhouse  W to  E Brown  June  18,  turn  ’ *. . * .$6o 
Sondheimer  E to  H Bradshaw  July  10,  mchy — , 

$100 

Gilbert  H D & A to  H M Stow  July  9,  piano,  1465 

Michigan  av *j25 

Bernhardt  J B to  S Bernhardt  July  iis'/furnl  ‘ 456 


Jefferson  st. 


. . $300 


Leeds  T L to  Shoneberger  & McCleuthan  June  28, 

store  476  Madison  st $210 

Hamilton  J C to  H C Stratton  July  12,  horses  etc  29 

^ st.. $260 

Anderson  E to  P Gunderson  June  1,  grocery  238  n 

Halsted  st ..... ....  ...  $800 

Roach  J T to  W J Rafferty  July  12  saloon,  I87*w 

12th  

assignments. 

Koll  & Kievlan  to  J Clark,  July  12. 


No  schedules. 


Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

| OF  EVERY  DLLCRIPTLON, 

181  & 186  CLARK  ST„  AND  138  MONROE 


We  Make  a specialty  of 


Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 

A v,  >3  F 1 - — i $ i n iia..,.  


And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  Sole  Chicago 
Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker 
Perfeetion”  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and' 
g ods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


SWE  Z E Y’S 


IMPROVED 


Dumb 


Waiter 


FOR  DWELLINGS, 


3 AUTOMATIC  CATCH. 


LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE! 


And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


i 


83^*®  Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THE 

BEST  IX  THE  MARKET. 


M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

ISO  SOtll.  STREET 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


Seasoned  Cuban 


Mexican 


MAHOGANY 


For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

283  to  289  East  20th  St. 


SAW  MILLS  AND  WHARF  : 

Foot  Houston  Street, 

NEW  YORK. 


CHIC  A CO,  ILL. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


lsTo.  170  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


n v,  . u For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Real^estate3  at’ South  aff<>rd‘d  b>  “d 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 


Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 


r>a^f°SSef iDg  Docki?g  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre- 

P Snl,  !|6  UP°Q  and  ®xec“te  Promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction.  P 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ibon  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


GASOLINE 


vSS 


jjar  arid 


£1^4 


47a&49N.2nd.5 


Jactory  Lamps 

glJlLDEHS  OF 

vGAS  & 

" -WATER 

"in  RKS. 


PHILADELPHIA. 

NYxN.J.G.G.Lt.Co.LtdU* 

No. I PARK  PLACE. 

NEW  YDRK. 

J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS-DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  '2-inch t47  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  114  and  1)4  inches  45  00 

3d  clear,  114,  114  and  2 incnes 42  00 

A select,  H4  and  1)4  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches 41  00 

B select,  114,  1)4  and  2 inches 30  00@32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 25  00 

2x4  B,  select  21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30J0O 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 47  00 

3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select 25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS— ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  tt 42  00 

B 37  00 

C 32  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D 20  f t 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

“ “ 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet ' ' ’ . ]g  00 

16  feet ””  15  01 

BOX  BOARDS— MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B '.  43  00 

0 33  00 

22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extrE.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRE88ED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 

B 

c 

A clear,  4-inch 

B 

c 

No  1 Fencing,  C-inch,  D and  M. . 

10  feet 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 

B,  4-inch 

B , 6-inch ’ 

C,  6-inch 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap 
10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 

B 

o ;;; 


INCH. 


35  00 
33  00 
25  00 
32  00 
29  00 
25  00 

16  30 
15  00 
22  00 
20  00 
20  00 

17  00 

14  60 

15  50 
37  00 
35  30 
27  00 

40  00 

38  00 

33  00 

32  00 

23  00 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

31ear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 23  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

1 ® ’..  20  50 

L 0 15  00 

l^lear  and  A,  %-mch,  6-inch 32  00 

31ear  and  A.  34-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  34  insh„  6 inch 32  00 

I SIDING— TIED, 

s and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 

A siding 

B 

C 


FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 

1st  and  2d  clear 

A siding  strips 

A flooring  strips 

|0B  ::  :: 


22  00 

20  50 

19  50 

, . . , ..  14  00 

P’ 10  60 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  60  cents  more  than 
oonng. 


O.  M.  Wells.  j,  ivi.  Seoiiiht. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

EST-A-TE, 

1««  LaSalle  St.,  Room  15,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthlv  payments. 

STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calciirdning,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Bear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  _ . . 

For  sale.  Chicago. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  Sc  54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Roouim  15-17.  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 


J,  P.  BOWES. 


G.  B.  CRUICK8HANK. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTED, 
REAL  ESTATE  ( 108  & 110  Dearborn 

) St.,  - Chicago. 


Room  7. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & C0.? 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 S4  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  nnd  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Rotate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agent* 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


Wll.  LEAGUE  »V  CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


J.  S.  Wheelek. 


w 


J.  S.  Wheelek,  Jr. 
HEELER  & CO. — Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Rent- 
ing. Room  1—130  La  Salle  St. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS 

Room  8,  i 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents. — Correspondence  solicited. 


EWING*MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL.  ! 


PERFECT  SATISFACTION 

Hew  Hue  Sewing  Machine  Co. 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

23  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
AUanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  M VCHINE  CO., 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO, 
grandi  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasorably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AGENCY. 

1«1  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO,  IldL. 


194  LaSalle  St., 


BANK, 

AND 

Furniture 


LUMLEY , 

Chicago,  111. 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 

and  Fittings 


Lare'e  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


COMMON  AND  OUm.  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1%  and  114-inch 13  00 

Green,  $1  less.  i 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING.  * — 1 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  reel 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 

Add  to  Drlces  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  41  two  sides.  *1  >0. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1(4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2)4 -inch 00  60 

254-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES— CAK  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  lessthaD 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 11  00(5,16  00 

2x8,  „ „ 11  00(5(14  50 

2x10,  „ 11  00(5,16  00 

2x12,  „ 11  00@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  Of) 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 


5 

6 “ 

7 “ 

8 “ 

9 to  11 


14 

18 

23 

33 

43 


inch,  sawed  )4.  7 feet 714 


9 to  11, 
5)4  inch, 
6 “ 

7 “ 

8 “ 


)4,  7 feet 11 

LA,  7 feet 7)4 

V. , 7 feet 9 

l/2,  7 feet 11 

)4,  7 feet 16 


17  (0 
13  00 

25  00 
27  00 
10  00 

26  00 
17  00 

8 00 
19  00 
38  00 

25  00 
16  00 
10  00 

30  00 
30  00 
10  00 
27  00 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in $14  00@26  00 

1)4  in.  and  over 25  00  27  00 

Common 

Cull 11  00 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1)4  in 23  00 

Thicker 25  00 

Cull 8 00 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

Clear 

Common 16  00 

Cull 

Timbers 17  00 

Quarter-sawed 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 94  00 

Common 15  00 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  25  00 

Axles 

Cull 

Reaches 25  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d.  1 in 65  00  75  00 

Thicker 70  00  80  00 

Common 45  00  50  00 

Cull 25  00  30  00 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50  00 

154x1)4  & 2x2 25  00  35  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 70  ro  75  00 

Thick 80  00  85  00 

Common 35  00  40  00 

Cull lu  00  15  00 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

1st  & 2d 32  50  35  00 

1st  & 2d,  1)4  in  and  up 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 23  00  26  00 

Cull 6 00  10  00 

Log  run  13  00  15  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00  21  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 5 00  7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

Clear 20  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 00  6 00 

Log  Run 14  00  15  00 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 24  00  27  00 

Common  and  better 22  00 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

SYCAMORE. 

Good 15  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Common 12  CO 

Cull 6 00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00  15  CO 

Cull 

Log  Run 12  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  A-  2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling..  ..  29  00  24  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 19  00  20  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  29  00 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 30  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 44  50 

“ rough 42  60 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 99 

Fancy  butt 4 60 


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if 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 


bas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 


346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
. and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 


Manufacturer*,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 


HOTAIR  FURNACES 


Registers  and  Ventilators, 


Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 


Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
MkweliingS. 


59  & 61  Lake 


' ! 

:e  St.  ) 


CHICACO. 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 


227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 


Mural 


- A.N3D 


DECORATORS. 


Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wahash  Avenue. 


Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER.  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston.  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS.  1926  47t.h  st. 


F>  HUH.  CLARKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 


85  Washington  St. 


Room  4,  t I CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other,  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


Sewer 


RHOADS  i mm. 


107  LaSalle  Street. 

Yards — »9  N.  Elizabeth  St. 
J5that  & L.&  S.  M.8.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 


AND 


FIRE  OLAY, 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO 

LtT^'“ 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Bailings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 
Inventors  and  So1  Manufacturers  of 


BOYNTON  FURNACES! 


Fine  Brass  Work, 

— AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

| PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 


with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 


Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 


LAKE  STR’T. 


J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager,. 

CHICACO. 


N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pre*.  } u Boynton  ” Furnaces, 


H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 


IILTSTTIRJViUrCTTI  AG-ETTCY. 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 


Royal  Insurance  3o.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  *> 


Telephone  No.  '353 


MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTION ! 


If  you  want  to  Locate  at  a Good  Manufacturing 
Point,  write  to 


J.  F-  Powell, 
Waukegan,  III. 


Steinway  K 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE! 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
STEAIW-FITT.ING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 


CHICACO. 

frW”  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 


Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


We  make 


Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 

Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimneys,  Etc. 


t^“Our  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 


Hvra-de  in  anyColor  Desired 

Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted.  Delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  111. 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior-— including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 


LYON  & HEALY, 


State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 


No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


EL  G.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

‘A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 


BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 

CHICACO.  ILL 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 

Paqe. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS j. 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS jj. 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILDINGS III. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE IV. 

THE  RECORD V. 

THE  RECORD-  Continued „ yj_ 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS VIII. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  IX. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LA W— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-FORECLOSURES XIL 


Pianos  and  Organs 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


“203  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
O i'S,  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


-A_.  WILLIAMS, 


Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 


Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : 


i 


BRANCH  YARD: 


219  E.  Washington  St.  f Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  Sharon  &Co. 

Wo,  I.*a  Salle  St , Chicago. 

The  Negotiating  of  Specific  Sales  a Specialty 
Investments  Made.  Taxes  Paid  and  Prop- 
erty managed  for  Non-Residents. 
Real-estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Loans  Negotiated, 
Property  Leased. 


M.  KEATING, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail 


thomas  nelson.  [Established  1856].  w.  p.  nelson. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


^ Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  ^A/abash  Ave,.  tfliphom:  571 «.  CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers  1 Provision  Dealers  insurance  Co. 


OF  CHICAGO. 

drd,  Presidenl.  Wm 

utchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  I 

WM.  E,  & WM.  F.  HOLLO  & CO.,  gents,  Tel43?w  210  La  Salle  Street. 


OFFICERS  - i |?ENEY  Botsfoed,  Presidenl.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

t Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 


WALL  PAPER! 


WALL  PAPER! 


78  East  Jackson  St.,  near  State, 

Head-Quarters  for  Real  Estate  iMIen. 

JOHN  T.  DUNN.  Agent. 


: 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturinn  Co  Art  Dealers’  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

D A d I ft  n VlMimy  VUij  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.  No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


WRIGHT  & TURNER, 


Loan  and  Renting  Agents. 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

11G  UEAKBOKY  STREET.  ROOM  40.  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


<w.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins  ( 
ANALYTICAL. 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water'  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  a-nd  Fire  Proof 

SI  M PSO  N BROS., 

Room  15,  150  TaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO, ! tt  t 
Telephone  883.  [ 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) AGENTS,! 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Bm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  A.M. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  k Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  k Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Ira,  144  La  Salle  st. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  k HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

Davis,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

Edwards  & Richards,  winnepeg  Bik,  s.  Chicago. 

ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINS  k BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Dhlich  Block. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 

HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  & Co.,  Rm,  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JENKS,  S.  L.,  & Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 

KRIMBILL,  Andrew, (Commercial  Bl’k.  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  42,  107  Dearborn. 

I.EAGUE,  Wm,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LYMAN  k GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

IflAGILL.  J.  C.,  k Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
MoNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

YATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 

13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  k KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
REED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

REED,  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REhD  & HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st.  I 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood.  j 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st.  1 


RtJNYAN  k SON.,  E.  F„  87  Washington  st„R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  k Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHARON,  HENRY,  k CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STANLEY.  P.  E.,  k Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  k GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

TIDHOLM  k REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Salle  st. 

TURNER  k BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

H ALKER-S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  k Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  & CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  & CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
XUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  k Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 

ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers. 


SHARON,  HENRY,  & CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 


Architect, 


Iron  Cornices 


CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  & MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


CUDILL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 


DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO., 122-126  Washington 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  k RICKCORDS,  85  k 87  Deal 
born  st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Com 
House. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Grave] 
Roofers. 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 


CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 


CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8—165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


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Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 


MANNEGOLD  k HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  k 69  Canal  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 


THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  & 268  Wabash  ave. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 


ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on.  Real  Estate. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 

ft 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 


NORTON  D,,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St, 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

RUTZ,  NEEDLES&  NETLING,  Rm.  35,  Portland  Bib 


Wood  Carpets. 


CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTION! 

If  you  want  to  Locate  at  a Good  Manufacturing 
Point,  write  to 

J.  E-  Powell, 
Waukegan,  III. 


Lyon 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stancT- 
ing  in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt, 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  tho  Mu- 
sical Profession. 

WAREROOM8; 

State  and  IVI  cmce  Streets 


REAL  ESTATE  BUILDING  JOURNAL! 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


TERMS: 

Per  Year  (in  advance) *4.00 

After  July  1,  ’86,  $5.00,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 


Entered  at  Chicago  Post-office  as  second-class  matter 


REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 
ZEa-A.IXjYTw'^ir  ZBCOSTIDS  FCE  SJAXjE. 


Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Huiilbut,  Chicago. 


Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 


W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 


c.  U.  GORDON. 


L.  BLOOD. 


G,  U.  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


79  Dearborn  St., 

CHICAGO. 


CALIFORNIA  FRUIT  LANDS. 


700  acres  selected  fruit  lands,  San  Bernardino  Co., 
Cal,  offered  in  tracts  of  10  acres  and  upwards,  to 
close  an  estate.  This  property  is  surrounded  by 
bearing  orange  groves,  vineyards,  schools,  churches, 
beautiful  residences. 

Depot,  1 y2  miles  from  property. 

Special  railroad  rates  to  see  the  property. 


0.  H.  BROOKS,  Room  57,  149  La  Salle  Street. 


HORACE  A.  GOODRICH, 

Real  Estate, 


80  Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 

CHICAGO. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 


New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 


CAlIvIFBEI-iI-,  BROS, 


14.9  Madison  Street. 


,P.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public. 


S.  M.  Parish. 


BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 


157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

I STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 

; Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
-for  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 


Telephone  No.  433. 


FELSENTBAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 


‘Bankers  and  Linancial  Agents, 


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr.  | 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 


B0GUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 


108  LaSalle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 


Real  Estate.  Loan  and  Financial  Agents. 


Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents. 


H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER. 


C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 


H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 


818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses.  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

<L#"”Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 


174  Dearborn  Street, 


Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 


SAJI  X GEIIR.  • ARTHUR  C.  GEHR. 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 


No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 


locusts, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 


BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 


CIST  CO^C^EISSIO^T. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT. 


JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 


Maicom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill 


Maicom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOfiNS. 


KltlGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 


92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO- 


97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 
MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  REMS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 


We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 

non-residents.  References  given  if  desired. 


J.  C.  MflGILL  X C0„ 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 La  Salle  Street. 


Wm.  Evans. 


C.  C.  Housel. 


J.  R.  Wickersham. 


EVANS  & CO., 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers, 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 


BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 


EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 


114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business. 

SECURITIES  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


isoonvr  10, 


Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents, 


99  & 101  WASHINGTON  ST. 


Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 


H.  L.  TURNER. 


W.  A.  POND. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 


TURNER  & BOND, 


Real  Estate  Mortgage  Loans, 


S.  E.  GROSS  S CO. 


96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 


102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 


Estates  Managed. 


Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  d RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


E.  S.  DREYER  Sc  CO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 


Thos.  B.  Biiyan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash'r 


MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 


HENRY  A.  OSBORN. 


JOSEPH  B.  KEELER. 


OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting  Agency, 


149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  d Monroe  Sts. 


Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 


THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 


CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded ; Taxes  Paid ; Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


F.  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 


95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 

ici ' 'Mention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-res 


Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 


CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

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115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  77  Illinois  Nat  1 Bank  Bldg. 


MAX  EICHBERd, 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS. 


Broker  in  First-Class  Securities.  Low  Rates  for 
Gilt-Edge  Securities. 


100  Washington  St„  Chicago. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 


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


R.  W.  BRIDGE, 

185  Dearborn  St. 


Loans,  Examination  of  Land.  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JULY  24,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  demand  for  suburban  property  still 
takes  the  lead.  The  architects  are  receiving 
orders  for  important  work  to  be  commenced 
at  once. 

Within  the  past  week  J.  M.  Van  Osdel  & 
Co.  have  been  commissioned  to  draw  plans 
for  two  fine  structures  in  the  vicinity  of  the 
Board  of  Trade. 

It  is  said  that  the  amount  of  work  in  Burn- 
ham & Root’s  offices  for  the  year  will  aggre- 
gate seven  million  dollars. 

The  Chicago  Suburban  TransitCo.  has  re- 
cently been  incorporated,  with  a capital 
stock  of  five  millions.  John  Tomlinson,  A. 
C.  Knapp  and  J.  M.  Bryant  are  the  incorpo- 
rators. The  aim  of  the  company  is  to  run 
elevated  roads  from  the  several  depots  to 
Lake  View.  Ravenswood,  Rogers  Park,  Ev- 
anston, Hyde  Park,  Lake,  Pullman,  South 
Chicago,  Hegewisch,  Lawndale,  Crawford, 
Oak  Park  and  Custer. 

This  is  a large  undertaking  and  will  re- 
quire the  outlay  of  a considerable  amount 
of  money  before  the  public  will  take  any 
interest  in  it  or  offer  it  any  help.  So  many 
schemes  for  elevated  railroads  have  been  in 
the  wind  during  the  past  year  that  it  will 
require  something  more  than  incorporation 
papers  to  place  a:uy  confidence  in  this  new 
enterprise.  There  is  no  doubt,  however,  that 
an  elevated  road  to  some  of  the  suburbs 
above  mentioned  would  pay  handsomely. 

At  South  Chicago  work  is  being  pushed 
rapidly  on  the  Pan-Handle  road.  This  road 
will  have  a decided  effect  on  Colehour  prop- 
erty. An  extensive  dock  system  will  be  in- 
augurated by  this  company. 

Smith  & Gilmore,  of  South  Chicago,  re- 
port the  extension  of  the  street-car  line  to 
Cummings,  and  the  completion  of  a Belt- 
Line  connecting  South  Chicago,  Colehour 
and  Cummings. 

Edwards  & Richards,  of  the  same  place- 
report  an  active  business.  They  are  hand- 
ling R.  W.  Bridge’s  subdivision  at  Chelten- 
ham Beach. 

The  address  of  B.  F.  Jacobs  was  incor- 
rectly given  in  our  issue  last  week,  his  office 
being  at  99  Washington  street.  Mr.  Jacobs 
reports  an  active  demand  for  his  suburban 
property  in  Englewood. 

H.  C.  Beuchner  is  arranging  for  the  pur- 
chase of  property  in  Lake  View,  suitable 
for  immediate  subdivision.  The  sales  in  his 
subdivision  now  on  the  market  have  been 
quite  active. 

Between  the  Illinois  Central  and  the  Lake 
Shore,  66th  and  54th  sts.,  Geo.  A.  Chambers, 
in  connection  with  two  or  three  others,  has 
bought  an  extensive  tract  which  has  been 
subdivided  and  is  now  being  improved  with 
stone  sidewalks,  street  paving,  etc.  By  Sep- 
tember the  Improvements  will  be  completed 
sufficiently  to  put  a part  of  the  property  on 
the  market.  A magnificent  hotel,  to  cost 
between  $300,000  and  $400,000  will  be  built. 
The  drive-way  through  Jackson  Park,  in  the 
vicinity  of  this  property,  is  being  pushed 
rapidly  and  will  make  more  attractive  than 
ever  the  elegant  drives  along  the  boulevards 
and  lake-shore. 

F.  J.  Reed  reports  the  houses  left  over 
sinoe  the  first  of  May  to  be  rapidly  filling 
up. 


W.  O.  Budd,  of  Englewood,  has  built,  dur- 
ing the  last  few  months,  ten  houses,  which 
have  been  sold  as  soon  as  finished.  He  has 
recently  purchased  two  pieces  of  property 
for  the  immediate  erection  of  houses. 

W.  L.  Davis  & Co.  have  recently  sold,  at 
Argyle,  eleven  lots,  comprising  625  feet. 

Adolph  Loeb  & Bro.  have  made  the  follow- 
ing sales:  Three  houses  and  lots  in  Lake 

View  at  $9000;  3 lots,  one  on  George  st.  and 
two  on  Wolfram  st.,  at  $600  each;  one  lot 
on  Sherman,  north  of  Polk,  $10,000;  two  on 
Desplaiues,  near  51st  st.,  $550  each.  They 
are  receiving  a good  demand  for  property  at 
their  branch  office  in  Lake  View.  Within  the 
last  four  weeks  they  have  loaned  $150,000  in 
various  sums,  at  6 and  6J4  per  cent. 

E.  F.  Getchell  & Co.  report  an  active  mar- 
ket. 

J.  L.  Houghteling,  of  the  firm  of  F.  B. 
Peabody  & Co.,  says:  “The  market  for 

building  loans  is  very  active  with  us.  We 
are  transacting  twice  the  amount  of  busi- 
ness we  did  last  year.  Rates  of  interest 
are  5@5^£  and  6$.” 

H.  C.  Morey  & Co.  are  still  selling  lots  in 
their  subdivision  of  Englewood. 

An  important  sale  in  Hyde  Park,  for 
$80,000,  is  reported  under  “ Suburban 
Deeds,”  by  John  Johnston,  Jr.,  to  N.  C. 
Clement. 


Among  the  terms  and  expressions  in  com- 
mon use,  there  is  none  more  eminently  true 
and  descriptive  than  that  contained  in  the 
word  “Real-Estate,”  applied  to  lands  and 
houses.  There  is  a “real”  in  the  sense  of  in- 
trinsic value  in  such  possessions.  Fashion 
and  circumstances  may  increase  the  nom- 
inal price  of  real  property  or  may  depress 
it,  but  the  fact  remains  that  it  is  real  and 
actual  at  whatever  rate  it  is  appraised.  The 
occupier  has  a house  over  his  head,  and, 
whatever  the  market  value  may  be,  its  value 
as  a home  remains  the  same.  Your  own 
house  is  a point  of  resistance  against  the 
chances  of  fickle  fortune;  still  it  should  not 
be  made  by  rivalry  and  ambition,  a source 
of  embarrassment  rather  than  of  strength. 
So  common  is  such  miscalculation  that  it  has 
given  rise  and  currency  to  the  homely  prov- 
erb that  “fools  build  houses  and  wise  men 
bus  them.”  But  fools  do  a great  many 
other  things,  the  result  of  which  is  disas- 
trous to  tuemselves.  And  wise  men  under- 
take the  same  enterprises,  and  follow  them 
out  with  advontage  and  profit.  If  a man  has 
the  superfluity  of  means  above  his  actual 
daily  needs  which  enables  him  to  gratify  his 
taste  for  the  artistic  and  the  ornamental,  he 
is  not  a fool  because  he  adorns  his  home  in 
preference  to  spending  money  for  amuse- 
ment in  some  other  direction.  But  when  the 
plan  for  a house  includes  the  extra  archi- 
tectural ornamentation  of  covering  it  with  a 
heavy  mortgage,  or  where  needed  funds  are 
diverted  from  his  business,  the  real-estate 
may  come  to  be  a very  good  bargain  to  some 
shrewd  purchaser. 

It  was  once  a common  thing,  and,  perhaps, 
the  custom  still  obtains  in  some  districts, 
for  a man— usually  a young  man — to  half- 
build  a house  for  himself  and  his  wife.  The 
exterior  would  be  perfectly  and  substantially 
built,  roof  and  walls  completed.  Interior 
apartments  would  be  finished  just  sufficient 
for  the  cozy  habitation  of  the  young  couple, 
and  all  the  expenses  so  far  as  incurred  be 
paid.  With  the  first  investment  in  a cradle 
or  an  infant  crib,  the  self-poised  couple 
might  find  a new  apartment  desirable,  and 
the  owners  had  no  fear  of  sheriff  or  fore- 
closure. 

The  city  or  town-bred  traveler  sometimes 
wonders  how  and  why  a neat  and  compact 
village  has  grown  up  in  the  country.  There 
seems  to  be  no  particular  reason  for  a vil- 
lage in  such  a place.  But  the  genesis  of 
many  country  towns  is  not  hard  to  trace. 
Americans  usually  prefer  to  have'  but  one 
family  under  the  home  roof.  The  young 
folks  want  homes  of  their  own.  The  old 
couple  build  a new  house  in  favor  of  a son 
or  daughter.  The  new  home  may  be  the  be- 
ginning of  a new  settlement,  or  an  addition 
to  one  already  founded.  When  once  is 
found  a convenient  site  for  a blacksmith’s 
shop,  the  cinders  and  sparks  from  the  forge 
are  the  seeds  of  a village.  Other  trades  fol- 
low. The  postoffice  department,  which,  with 
the  railroad,  is  the  grand  promoter  of  new 
towns  in  the  United  States,  is  soon  repre- 
sented, and  around  them  all  gather  the  bor- 
ough, the  town,  and  the  future  city.  These 


slowly  operating  causes  have  been  supple- 
mented in  late  years  by  “building  associa- 
tions.” They  are  institutions  more  in  the 
spirit  of  progress.  The  readers  of  the  Real 
Eltate  Joubnal  are  aware  of  what  they  have 
done  for  Chicago.  But  what  building  asso- 
ciations have  done  and  are  doing  in  the  coun- 
try districts  near  the  city  can  hardly  oe  un- 
derstood without  actual  observation.  Some 
of  the  villages  near  Chicago  look  as  if  Alad- 
din’s lamp  had  been  at  work.  Within  five 
years  the  number  of  houses  of  convenient 
size  for  persons  of  moderate  means  has  more 
than  doubled,  and  of  stately  mansions  and 
costly  residences  not  a few  have  been 
erected.  The  same  activity  has  been  shown 
in  many  other  districts.  Some  lakeside  re- 
sorts are  centres  of  the  good  work  of  co-op- 
erative building.  The  advantages  of  “homes 
of  their  own”  for  the  people  cannot  be  over- 
rated. In  the  distribution  of  the  ownership 
of  real  estate  is  found  one  of  the  best  guar- 
antees of  law  and  order,  peace  and  industry. 


A glance  along  the  business  horizon  re- 
veals many  encouraging  signs.  There  is  a 
growing  tendency  to  harmonious  co-opera- 
tion between  capital  and  labor.  Trade  is  in 
a healthy  and  conservative  condition,  stocks 
of  staples  are  not  too  large,  and  dealers  have 
been  carrying  light  stocks  for  such  a long 
time  that  the  first  active  demand  will  cause 
them  to  replenish  their  counters.  Produce 
is  moving  steadily  abroad,  there  is  no  unnat- 
ural speculation,  and  financiers  consider  the 
money  situation  very  sound.  All  over  the 
country  there  is  a bountiful  harvest,  and 
there  are  no  great  strikes;  the  last,  among 
the  Chicago  switchmen,  having  died  out  as 


it  deserved,  from  its  arbitrary  attempt  to 
dictate  to  the  railroads.  This  favorable  out- 
look is  a good  indication  of  a profitable  fall 
business.  It  gives  builders  and  manufac 
turers  hope  of  a release  from  the  period  of 
dullness,  during  which  many  enterprises 
have  been  temporarily  idle,  or  running  on 
short  time.  To  the  merchant  it  is  an  augery 
of  promise  of  many  buyers,  who  will  come 
from  all  sections  of  the  country,  to  purchase 
heavily  and  to  pay  out  a good  deal  of  cash, 
as  theib  country  creditors  are  prosperous. 
The  banks  and  bankers  can  gain  from  the 
present  prospect  some  reasonable  expecta- 
tion of  an  active  money  market,  when  cap- 
ital will  be  in  demand,  and  when  a host  of 
new  enterprises,  the  solid  development  of 
the  country,  in  sections  where  it  is  needed, 
will  receive  good  rates  of  interest-  This  fair 
outlook  is  like  a bow  of  promise  in  the  heav- 
ens to  the  railroads,  who  have  so  long  been 
cutting  each  other’s  throats  in  rate  wars  for 
traffic  that  was  hardly  paying,  that  they  will 
relish  exceedingly  a tax  upon  their  transpor- 
tation capacities.  Meanwhile,  let  us  do  what 
we  can  to  make  the  prumise  of  the  present 
reality  in  the  near  future.  With  no  extrav- 
agant expectations  of  fabulous  profits,  but 
with  a good  confidence  in  the  coming  of  that 
prosperity  which  now  seems  almost  assured, 
let  us  go  ahead  without  fear,  banishing  all 
forebodings  of  great  labor  troubles,  finan- 
cial panics,  and  acting  as  if  prosperity  were 
not  a prospect  but  a certainty.  And  in  do- 
ing so  we  will  be  helping,  largely  helping  to 
bring  “good  times-”  We  will  be  aiding,  ef- 
fectually, in  that  restoration  of  active  and 
paying  trade  for  which  the  business  com- 
munity has  been  looking  and  hoping  so 
long. 


SWEZEY’S 


IMPROVED 


Dumb 
W aiter 

l 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 


^AUTOMATIC  O-A-TOH. 


LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE! 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THE 

BEST  IX  THE  MARKET. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

ISO  SOtlY  STREET 
CHICACO,  ILL. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


KTo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  diioa.go. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

13^“  Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


43 1 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  8483 


ADAMS  & ADAMS, 

DEALERS  IN 

FINE  DRY,  OIL  3 COACH  COLORS 

AND 

General  Painter's'  Supplies. 

Exclusive  Agents  for 

WALPOLE  MORTAR  BLACK. 

248  RANDOLPH  ST.,  OHIOAGO. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M Boioe. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 


Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


-=  THE  = 

Building  * Department 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Foreman,  Dak. — A $25,000  flouring  mill  is  to  be  erected 
at  this  place. 

Ishpeming,  Mich — A $25,000  school  house  is  soon  to  be 
erected  here. 

Ipswich,  Dak. — The  Farmers’ alliance  will  build  a 25,- 
000  bushel  elevator. 

Watertown,  Dak. — The  building  improvements  thus  far 
commenced  this  summer  foot  up  to  $143,050. 

Paulding,  Ohio.— Paulding  county  court-house,  Pauld- 
ing; cost,  $45,000.  E.  O.  Fallis  & Co.  are  the  architects. 
$30,000;  store  building  erected  by  Johnson  & Larsen,  cost 
$40,000;  store  building  for  C.  C.  Wales,  to  cost  $15,000. 

Sioux  Falls,  Iowa.— The  principal  buildings  now  in 
course  of  construction  are:  Desparois’  warehouse,  cost 

Milwaukee,  Wis — -A  $40,000  brick  cnurch  will  be 
erected  for  the  St.  Hedwig’s  Polish  Catholio  congrega- 
tion. 

Waukon, Iowa.— Architect  F.  D.  Hyde,  of  Dubuque,  re- 
' ports:  For  C.  R.  Church,  new  tower,  sanctuary,  etc.,  cost 

$2,500.  Plans  under  way, 

Kansas  City,  Mo. — John  Beatty  will  build  a brick  resi- 
dence at  739  Locust  street.  It  will  be  25x02  feet  and  cost 
about  $8,000. 

Minneapolis,  Minn. — The  Minnesota  and  Northwestern 
Railway  will  build  a $15,000  freight  depot  on  Washington 
and  Tenth  avenue  south.— P.  J.  Lamoreaux  will  erect  six 
three-story  tenements  on  Lyndale  and  Eighth  avenues,  at  a 
cost  of  $27,000. 


Iowa  Falls,  Iowa.— Plans  have  just  been  completed  by 
Architects  Josselyn  & Taylor,  of  Cedar  Rapids,  for  a $10,- 
000  school-house  for  this  city. 

Waterloo,  Iowa. — For  Waterloo  Improvement  Co.,  re- 
modeling and  enlarging  the  Logan  house,  cost  $15,000. 
Plans  by  F.  D.  Hyde,  of  Dubuque,  now  under  way. 

Marshalltown,  Iowa. — A home  for  disabled  sailors  and 
soldiers  is  to  be  erected  at  this  place  at  a cost  of  $100,000. 
Gen.  Tuttle,  chairman  of  the  board  of  trustees  of  the  Sol- 
diers’ Home,  Des  Moines,  Iowa,  can  give  all  necessary  in 
formation. 

Jackson,  Mich.— Rev.  Father  Melaney  has  purchased 
the  ground  for  a school  to  be  erected  upon.  It  will  be  built 
of  brick  and  three  stories  high. — S.  B.  Collins  is  building 
an  elegant  residence  on  First  street.— P.  T.  Loomis  is  to 
build  a frame  residence  on  East  Main  street. 

Detroit,  Mich. — C.  F.  Cressler  will  erect  an  elegant  five 
story  office  building  on  Lafayette  avenue,  just  opposite  the 
new  postoffice.  It  will  contain  about  300  offices.— J.  H. 
Farwell  designs  erecting  on  his  property  on  Rowland  street, 
opposite  the  high  school,  a building  five-stories  high  and 
lighted  by  a skylight  over  an  open  court. 

Indianapolis,  Ind. — J.  Aldrich  will  erect  a brick  resi- 
dence, costing  about  $1,000,  on  New  Jersey  street.  Archi- 
tect Bohlen  has  plans  for  an  addition  to  Tomlinson  hall,  to 
be  used  as  a marKet  house.  It  will  have  a frontage  of  100 
feet  on  Market  street  and  195  feet  in  depth.  The  founda- 
tions will  be  of  stone  and  the  balance  of  brick,  the  gables 
being  of  iron  and  glass.  It  will  cost  about  $30,000. 

Green  Lake,  Wis.— Thomas  & Rodgers,  architects  of 
Chicago,  have  plans  for  a country  residence  for  Mr.  D. 
Pyott.  The  design  is  picturesque,  having  the  lower  story 
in  split  granite  bowlders  of  different  shades  of  color  in  ran- 
dom coursed  work,  and  the  upper  story  and  gables  of  open 
timber  work  stained  and  filled  in  with  pressed  brick. 

Eau  Claire,  Wis. — The  county  commissioners  of  Eau 
Claire  county  have  passed  a resolution  in  favor  of  erecting 
a $25,000  county  hospital  for  the  insane.  Twenty  year  5 
percent,  bonds  will  be  issued,  and  the  asylum  will  probably 
be  commenced  this  fall.— The  corner  stone  of  the  Congre- 
gational church  has  been  laid  and  work  on  the  superstruc- 
ture is  rapidly  progressing. 


J.  W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  andTrea. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Mlnere  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

platforms,  etc.  block  stone. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office— Room  36, 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


LARRABEE  & NORTH, 

DEALERS  IN 

BUTLiDIEIR/S  HA^iR-ITW" -A.  IR.E 
Engineer’s  and  Surveyor’s  Instruments. 

No.  19  1 State  Street, 

Palmer  House  Block. 


Cincinnati,  Ohio. — E.  Z.  Rychen  will  erect  a modern 
suburban  frame  cottage,  two  and  a half  stories,  32x40,  to 
cost  $4,000.  D.  T.  Atwood,  of  New  York,  architect. 

St.  Paul,  Minn. — F.  J.  Schulz  will  erect  a $12,000  resi- 
dence on  Grant  street,  at  the  corner  of  Aurora  avenue.  Mor- 
ris Beifield  is  at  work  upon  a four-story  brick  block  on  Du- 
cas  street  to  cost  $40,000,  and  C.  Eitzer  will  erect  a dupli- 
cate of  this  on  the  adjoining  lot.  Mrs.  Mary  Casey  will 
build  a $10,000  block  oi  stores  and  flats  on  Minnesota 
street.  The  building  permit  taken  out  by  L.  Baker  calls 
for  an  eleven-story  stone,  brick  and  iron  block,  stores  and 
offices,  to  cost  $240,000,  and  located  on  corner  of  Fourth 
and  Cedar.  Joseph  Minea  will  build  on  Dakota  auenue  a 
$13,000  row  of  stores  and  flats. 

Omaha,  Neb.— The  new  Board  of  Trade  building  is  now 
underway  and  will  be  a fine  structure  five  stories  in  height 
and  will  cost  $75,000.  President  Millard,  of  the  Commer- 
cial National  bank,  will  soon  erect  a four-story  brick  block 
on  Harvey  street.  Architects  Mendellssohn  & Fisher  say 
that  the  Paxton  block,  the  foundation  of  which  is  now  in, 
will  be  the  finest  in  the  city.  Architect  Voss  has  completed 
plans  for  a handsome  row  of  seven  brick  buildings,  three 
stories  in  height,  to  be  erected  on  St.  Mary’s  avenue,  and 
for  the  Poppleton  building.  G.  C.  Barton,  president  of  the 
smelting  works,  will  build  a $50,000  residence,  and  E.  W. 
Nash,  secretary  of  the  same  company,  has  underway  a resi- 
dence that  will  cost  about  $25,000.  The  Windsor 
hotel  will  put  a three- story  addition  to  the  present  structure. 
Plans  for  a $75,000  freight  house  for  the  U.  P,  railroad  are 
about  completed  and  the  same  company  will  erect  a hand- 
some union  depot.  Meyer  Goldsmith  will  erect  a $10,000 
residence  this  season. 


MAHOGANY. 


The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 


Small  Cuba, 
St.  Jago  “ 
St.  Domingo 
Mexican, 
Large  Cuba, 
Mexican, 


1st . . . . 

1st. . . . 

...11c  “ 

1st 

, ...18c  “ 

1st. . . , 

. ...  20c  “ 

1st 

. ...13c@17c  “ 

2d  . . . 

11c  “ 

2d  ... 

10c@  ll^c. 

REPORT  OE  NEW  BXJH-.3DI2STC3-S  -A.3STE  BTJIEEIKT OS  TO  BE  ERECTED,! 

In  advance  of  Permits  for  the  weekending  July  24,  1886. 


OWNER.  I o 

I CO 


Powell  Bros.  (Waukegan)..  | 2 

A T Ewing 6 


Henry  Beck 

Jno  Engebretsen 

M J Dunne 

H McGuan 

M Rosenfeld 

P S Bond 

Jos  Ross 

A Lanquist  

E Brown  


W Mayer 

H O Stone  estate.. 

Matson  Hill 

J D Cuming 

0 D O’Bryan 

MColoard 

McNeill  Estate  . . . 
P Weinheimer. . . . 

Jos  Kreusser 

F E Schubert 

M Murphy 


2 

3 

3 

3 

2 

2 

3 

3 

3 
6 
2 

2' 

2 

4 
2 
7 
2 
3 
1 
3 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


SIZE. 


LOCATION. 


COST 


ARCHITECT  OR  BUILDER. 


10  dwellings  

Stores  and  flats 

Livery  stable 

3 dwellings 

Dwelling 

2 Stores  and  flats 

Stores  and  flats 

2 F.at  dwellings 

Flat  dwelling 


220x44 

99x70 

50x90 

17x66 

24x70 

50x60 


3 flat  dwellings  

Store  and  flat 

European  Hotel 

Dwelling 

Addition 

Residences 

7 dwellings 

Flat  building 

Residence  

Argyle  Flat  building. .. 

Flat  building 

Flat  building 

Store  and  flat  

Flat  building 


6 x45 
24x75 

' 33x30 


36x170 

22x54 

42x42 

24x124 

23x56 


Milwaukee  and  Western  av 

Cottage  Grove  av  and  37th  st 

Groveland  av  and  29th  st 

Indiana,  near  Lincoln  st 

Van  Buren  and  Oakley  st 

206  Division  st 

430  & 432  Washington  st 

Monroe  st  and  Ashland  av 

3106  Wentworth  av 

Hill  st,  near  Wells  st 

288  W Malison  st 

SEcor  Clark  and  Jackson  sts 

CaMpbell  av 

17  & 21  Quincy  st 

Michigau  av,  south  of  23d  st 

Irving  and  Oakley  aves 

248  No.  Wells  st 

Greenwood  av  and  49  th  st.,  HP.. 

177  Michigan  av 

Taylor  and  Laflin  sts 

Rush  and  Pearson  sts 

Twelfth  and  Loomis  sts 

158  La  Salle  av 


$22000 

8000 

15  “ 

7 “ 

12  “ 
18  “ 

16  “ 
8000 
9 “ 

16  “ 
12  “ 


10000 


25000 
10000 
5000 
250000 
5000 
15000 
15  “ 
12  “ 


H B Seeiey,  Opera  House  B^dg 
H R Wilson,  218  La  Salle  st 


Adam  Boos,  474  Sedgwick  st 

Win  Thomas,  Metropolitan  Blk 

H Rehwaldt,  Metropolitan  blk  

Flanders  & Zimmerman,  Maller’s^bldg 

J M Van  Osdel  & Co.,  41  Clark  st 

H Hildinger,  122  W Lake  st 

Thos  Wing 

W W Clay,  175  Dearborn  st 

E E Snyder,  79  Dearborn  st 

P F Meyers 

L B Dixon,  Gaff  bld’g 

Burnham  & Root,  115  Monroe  st 

H Hildinger,  122  W Lake  st 

Julius  Zittel,  27  N Clark  st 

H Hildinger,  122  W Lake  st 

Julius  Zittel,  27  N Clark  st 


DESCRIPTION. 


Brick  and  pressed  brick,  two  mantels  each,  stove  heat. 
Brick  and  stone  trimmings. 

Brick. 

Brick  and  brown  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone  trimmings. 

Pressed  Brick,  stone,  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick,  with  stone  fronts. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone- 
Brick,  pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  Brick  and  Stone. 

Stone. 

St  Louis  Pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

Brick,  with  stone  fronts. 

Stone,  brick  and  copper  bays. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

Frame. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terracotta. 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

“ “ “ •*  red  “ 

Pressed  brick  and  lime  stone  trimmings. 

| Anderson  Pressed  brick  and  red  stone  trimmings. 


1 L Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 

LUIIlUtsI  ' AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 

ani»  HARDWOOD  FLOORING^  TO  ORDER. 

I | m her  I Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 

Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATE 

HOLBROOK  CO. 


Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO- 

South  Branch  Chicago  River.  | Telephone  No.  8213. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 


COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE, 


Clark  & Washington  Streets. 


WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works. 


POULSON  &.  EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cars 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  Ko.  209. 


= 


Seasoned  Cuban 


Mexican 


MAHOGANY 


■ 


For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

283  to  289  East  20th  St. 


SAW  MILLS  AND  WHAKF  : 

Foot  Houston  Street, 

NEW  YORK. 


CHICA  CO,  ILL. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Kandolph  St.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street-Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Membeb  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited. 

H.  I.  GOLDY  F.W.  ZURBURG. 

Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO. 

BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

^■Jloney  Loaned, 

®“Taxes  Paid, 

gSP"Tnvestnients  Made, 

EST”  Buildings  Rented 

And  Regairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

.A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  21 — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 

MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

It.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 

F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  § Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 

FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING, 


DIXON  & PETERSONt. 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING* 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434 


I).  G.  HAMILTON, 

DEALER  IN 

Real  Estate  1 Mortgage 
Investments, 

91  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

Wm.  Reed.  N.  A.  Clemons. 

WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans, 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current 
rates. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs,  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st.: 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8 % to  15#  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opera  House  Building. 


FOR  SALE. — By  Goldy  & Zurbubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53^x137 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av,  lot  25x152;  choice. $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ics st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice. $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 .$75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot. . . . 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,00 

FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph.  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Fabb,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 

FOR  SALE  by  Wabmansdoeff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

16,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing. 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bnck  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

6.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  crick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bebnhabd  F.  Weber,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Pboperty  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining  all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


ENGLEWOOD. 

No  suburb  has  been  more  noted  for  its 
growth  and  prosperity  than  Englewood. 
The  demand  for  Englewood  real  estate  has 
always  been  active  and  at  times  the  supply 
of  houses  would  not  equal  the  demand  of 
those  seeking  homes.  The  recent  improve- 
ments are  of  a high  order  in  both  residences 
and  business  blocks. 

The  advantages  of  pure  air.  select  society, 
low  rents  and  taxes,  which  it  offers,  are  be- 
ing sought  and  enjoyed  by  Chicago’s  best 
business  men. 

Prominent  among  the  builders  in  Engle- 
wood is  W.  O.  Budd,  6213  Wright  street,  who 
has  had  marked  success  as  a builder  and 
real  estate  dealer  in  Englewood.  He  builds 
to  suit  purchasers  and  sells  his  houses  on  the 
easy  payment  plan.  A sum  of  $300  to  $500 
being  paid  down  and  the  balance  in  month- 
ly payment.  Further  information  may  be 
obtained  by  applying  to  him  at  his  office. 


Suburban  Improvements. 

lake  view. 

Ordinances  were  introduced  for  opening 
a street  south  from  Sulzer  street  between 
Halsted  street  and  Evauston  av;  same  for 
Wilson  avenue  from  Ashland  avenue  to  the 
lake  at  a width  of  eighty  feet-  aud  for  al- 
lowing the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  <fc  St.  Paul 


railroad  to  lay  a track  on  Cly bourn  avenue 
to  the  Lossing  & Alden  bridge  works.  These 
ordinances  were  laid  over  under  the  rules. 

The  Chicago  City  Railway  Company  pre-  - 
sented  an  ordinance  fora  double  track  rail-  ' 
way  on  ClarK  street.  It  provides  that  the 
track  shall  be  laid  from  Diversy  street  to 
Graceland  avenue  within  ninety  days  and  to 
Lawrence  avenue  within  one  year.  The  cars 
are  to  be  operated  by  animal  power,  ‘-bob- 
tail”  cars  to  be  used,  and  the  board  to  regu- 
late the  speed  and  frequency  of  the  cars. 

I he  provisions  of  this  ordinance  are  almost 
precisely  the  same  as  that  offered  by  the 
Union  Street  railway  Company.  It  was  re- 
ferred the  Committee  of  the  Whole,  where 
the  other  ordinances  relating  to  Clark  street 
now  rest. 

The  main  sewer  in  Diversy  street  from  Ra- 
cine avenue  to  the  river  was  ordered. 

The  books  show  an  increase  in  the  assess-  j 
menl  for  1886  over  last  year  of  $256,003. 
This  year  the  personal  property  is  listed  at 
$222,405,  against  $$197,361  for  last,  while 
$2,299,340  is  shown,  as  against  $2,068,381 
for  1885.  Improved  and  unimproved  lands 
are  valued  at  $624,805  and  improved  and  un- 
improved lots  and  blocks  $1,674,535.  Only 
$298  worth  of  diamonds  and  gold  ornaments 
were  returned.  The  horses  carriages  and 
wagons  are  put  in  at  $76,903  and  household 
and  office  furniture  av  $41,639.  “No  assess- 
ment on  railroad  property  was  made,  be- 
cause it  is  a waste  of  time.  The  property  is 
represented  as  right  of  way,  and  any  assess- 
ment would  have  to  be  thrown  out.” 

HYDE  PABK. 

The  Village  Board  of  Trustees  met  Mon- 
day afternoon"  Petitions  were  received  for 
the  opening  of  Erie  avenue  from  Ninety-sec- 
ond street  to  South  Chicago  avenue,  and  for 
water-pipe  and  gas  on  the  west  side  of  Grand 
boulevard,  between  42d  and  43d  streets,  both 
of  which  were  referred  to  the  proper  com- 
mitees.  Superintendent  Poweli  reported  the 
estimated  cost  of  the  opening  and  extending 
of  Ninety-fifth  street,  from  South  Chicago 
avenue  to  Erie  avenue,  to  be  $1,350. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  vacating  part  of 
Powell,  Bonsley,  Calhoun  and  Hoxie  avenues 
aud  alleys  in  blocKs  38,39,  40,  41,  42,  43,  54, 

55.  56.  57,  58  and  59  Irondale  Sub  in  Sec  13, 

37  14;  for  a twelve  inen  pipe  sewer  in  40th 
street  from  Lake  avenue  to  Illinois  Central 
R.  R.  also  for  the  improvement  of  40th  St. 
from  Lake  Ave  to  Illinois  Central  R.  R. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 
CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  TVEstci© 
for  Certified 
Copies . 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

KIIIL.U1XG  FURMITS. 

Armour  st  Nos  65-67,  Wm  Clancy,  two  two- 
story  dwellings  43x71,  $4,000. 

Adams  st  Nos  220  to  228,  Henry  G Foreman, 
eight  story  store  69x100,  $125,000. 

Augusta  st  No  146,  August  Wesseman,  base- 
ment 29x70,  $800. 

Congress  st  No  445,  W J Maxley  two  story 
dwelling  23x50,  $800. 

Coventry  av,  No  332,  Mrs  M O’Brien,  two- 
story  flat  $8,000. 

Calumet  av  No  1154,  David  Bradbury  two- 
story  addition  52x115,  $18,000. 

Cleaver  st  No  37,  Louis  Eiser  two  story 
dwelling  20x36,  $1,600. 

Centre  av  s No  748,  F Kain,  two  story  dwell- 
ing 24x56,  $2,000. 

Centre  av  n No  298,  J Baumgarten  two  story 
addition  20x32,  $1,800. 

Central  Park  av  No  993,  C H lYardone  story 
addition,  16x24,  $600. 

Coulter  st  No  104,  August  Breitenrieter  one- 
story  cottage  20x50,  $1,200. 

Division  st  cor  Western  av,  Chicago  & Wes- 
tern Division  Railroad  Company  car-barn, 
195x115,  $8,000. 

Division  st  and  Western  av  sw  cor,  Chicago 
& West  Division  Railway  Co  barns  256x 
142  and  blacksmith  shop  29x61,  $20,000. 
Division  st  No  347,  Thos  Richie,  four  story 
store  22x145,  $5,000. 

EIk  Grove  av  Nos  857  to  861,  E D Ellis  three 
„ .one  story  cottages  20x32,  $2,400. 

Fifth  av  No  2835,  Martin  Mulcahy,  two  story 
flat  22x51  $3,500. 

Fourteenth  street  w,  No  407,  J E Anderson, 
three  story  dwelling  21x78,  $4,500. 

Front  st  No  92,  P Jewitzski  one  story  base- 
ment 23x51,  $1,300. 

Farrell  stNo  2712,  AToek  one-story  cottage 
20x48,  $1,200. 

Fay  st  No  26,  W Menkanski  1-st’ry  addition 
20x26,  $400. 

Garfield  av  Nos  260  to  270,  S Piggott,  seven 
two  story  dwellings,  126x53,  $1,600. 

Grove  av  No  16,  Mrs  G Sommers,  1-st’ry 
basement  20x34,  $1,000. 

Hill  st  Nos  100,  102,  and  102^,  A Siegriest, 
three  two  story  flats  60x48,  $10,000. 
Harrison  st  No  1515,  F Miller  2-st’ry  dwell- 
ing 21x30,  $1,000. 

Hall  st  No  659,  Paul  Mashak  1-st’ry  cottage 
22x46,  $1,000. 

Hoyne  av,  Board  of  Education,  two  story 
schoolhouse,  $5,500,  two  story  schoolhouse 
Hoyne  av  and  Madison  st,  $50,000. 
Harrison  st  Nos  341  to  347,  and  No  243  Mor- 
gan st  Henry  C Sweat  six  four  story  stores 
and  dwellings  100x100,  $35,000. 

Henry  st  No  343,  F Orloff,  one-story  cottage 
20x50,  $1,500. 

Halsted  st  No  3249,  A Molecky,  one  story 
addition  21x60,  $2,800. 

Indiana  st  No  3420,  P Swanson  three  story 
flat  21x70  $5,000. 

Jackson  st  w No  1519,  Chas  Murphy,  one- 
story  cottage  20x30  $600. 

Jay  st  No  44,  M Paul  two-story  flat  20x32, 
$1,800. 

Lowe  av  No  3721,  F Harrigan,  one  story  cot- 
tage, 20x44,  $1,250. 

Logan  av  near  Aberdeen  st,  Danville  Manu- 
. factoring  Co  two  story  addition  $3,000. 
Lincoln  st  No  59,  J E Price,  three  story  fac- 
tory 20x60,  $1,500. 

Lincoln  av  No  247,  Frank  Miller  one-story 
basement  21x50,  $1,400. 

Lake  av  No  3631,  Mary  Pollard  three  story 
flats  25x70,  $8,000. 

Loomis  st  No  233,  Mrs  M Guerin  3-Bt’y  flat 
22x52  $4,000. 

Lubeck  st  No  78,  A Pitsch,  1-st’ry  cottage  20 
x36,  $1,000. 

Marshfield  av  No  512  W J Redbann  twostory 
dwelling  $2,500. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Wm  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu  , j successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 

MANUFACTUEEBS  OF 

INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room  lO  '159  La  Salle  St.  Chicago. 

O J.  X_i.  MEYER  & S03STS  GO. 

133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 

'Wood  mantels ! 

TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 

office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 

WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


Morgan  st  n.  No  168,  Michael  Crowe  3-stry 
dwelling  22x51.  $4,000. 

Monroe  st  w,  No  956,  S P Bond,  two  story 
dwelling,  22x56,  $4,000. 

Michigan  av  No  271,  H E Buckley  stone 
foundation  16x75,  $3,500. 

Madison  st  w No  276,  A Cummings,  seven 
two  story  dwellings,  110x60  $20,000. 

Millard  av  No  953,  Conrad  Eierdam,  two- 
story dwelling  30x45,  $1,800. 

Morgan  st  No  319,  Pierce  Dolan  three  story 
dwelling  22x40,  $4,000. 

Maxwell  st  No  301,  W Hennings  three  story 
dwelling  40x65,  $7,000. 

Newberry  street  No  24,  W G Miller  two  story 
dwelling  25x60,  $5,000. 

Oak  st  No  181,  A Wagner,  2-st’ry  flat  26x62, 
$5,000. 

Ohio  st  No  229,  Chicago  Training  School, 
four  6tory  school  house  20x100,  $12,000. 

Ohio  st  w,  No  482  E G Koeppe  three  story 
flat  26x97,  $7,000. 

Pierce  street  foot  of,  L J Radish  one  story 
addition  30x40,  $300. 

Polk  st  No  1133.  James  Bennett  2-st’ry  flat 
22x32,  $2,000. 

Robey  st  No  423,  Edward  Hauser  one  story 
cottage  21x44,  $800. 

Robey  st  Nos  411  and  415,  F B Clark  two  2- 
st’y  dwellings  21x36,  $4,000. 

Rockwell  st  Nos  815  and  817,  Oleson  & Chis- 
holm, two-story  flat  44x48,  $6,000. 

State  st  n No  482,  Walter  M Howland  two- 
story dwelling  25x70  $9,000. 

Superior  st  No  1476,  Frank  Roy,  one  story 
cottage,  22x30,  $800. 

Seminary  avenue  No  249,  Catherine  Jax  one 
story  cottage,  22x30,  $900. 

Sixteenth  st  No  362,  Frank  Hula  one  story 
cottage  26x36,  $700. 

Somers  st  No  233,  Mrs  M Gerritt,  three-story 
flat  22x52,  $4,000. 

South  Park  av  Wm  Dorney,  two-story  flats 
22x60,  $5,000. 

Throop  st  No  425,  Theodore  Schnell  three- 
story  dwelling,  25x50,  $15,000. 

Twelfth  st  No  840,  D M Simmons  3-st’ry  flat 
24x65,  $6,000. 

Twenty  fourth  st  No  346,  Thelen  Bros,  2- 
st’ry  flat  21x45,  $2,500. 

Taylor  st  No  792,  James  A Martin  2-st’ry 
flat  21x39,  $2,500. 

Thirteenth  st  w No  409,  Chas  Pehlke  one- 
story  cottage  20x32.  $800. 

Thirteenth  place  No  230,  F Augerstein  one- 
story  cottage  20x50,  $1,000. 

Union  place  No  20,  Geo  Mix  one  story  cot- 
tage 22x46,  $1,200. 

Van  Buren  st  w,  Nos  136  to  142,  Fortune 
Bro  three  story  engine  house  65x40,  $8,- 
000. 

Washtenaw  st  No  659,  Geo  Schlecht,  two- 
story flat  22x56,  $3,200. 

Western  av  s No  1229,  Joseph  Gangse,  1- 
st’ry  addition  24x25. 

Wright  st  No  137  John  Menzel  3-st’ry  flat  20 
x60,  $5,000. 

Wright  st  No  59,  John  Briska  3-st’ry  flat  20x 
60,  $5,000. 

Wabash  av  No  1312,  P Sanders,  two-story 
barn,  48x30,  $3,600. 

Western  av  s Nos  255  to  259,  N Morris,  brick 
addition  $2,000. 

Washington  bd  No  697,  L C Weare  two-story 
dwelling  23x57,  $4,500. 

Wall  st  Nos  3227  to  3241,  August  Lense  five 
one  story  cottages  20x32  each,  $3,500. 


All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Aldine  place  bet  38th  and  39th  sts  wf  100 
ft  May  28,  H F Baer  to  Chas  O Gleason 

$5,280 

Allport  av  168  ft  n of  21st  st  wf  24x125  ft 
impd  juLy  16,  Josef  Peklo  to  Barbara 

Bendy $3,400 

Ashland  av  nw  cor  of  Van  Horn  st  ef  49x 
125  ft  July  12,  Mary  M Bensel  to  Vaclav 

Bartos $5,000 

Alexander  st  200  ft  e of  Portland  av  sf  25 
xlOO  ft  July  14,  J B Waller  to  George 

Schaffrath $800 

Ashley  st  150  ft  e of  Leaviit  nf  25x90  ft, 
July  21,  Dugal  Martin  to  Catherine  Ger- 
maine   $1,100 

Ashland  av,  ne  cor  Jackson  st  wf  125x149 
ft,  July  21;  Henry  Waller  to  E A Robin- 
son   $37,500 

Bremer  st  258  ft  s of  Oak  st  ef  22x90  ft, 
July  20,  J C McCarthy  to  August  Lin 

guist $3,150 

Blue  Island  av  67  ft  ne  of  20th  st  nw  f 25 
ft  to  alley,  JuLy  12,  Fidel  Martin  to  Jno 

Kralovec $2,950 

Boulevard  125  ft  n of  Bloomington  road 
wf  50x150  ft  July  12,  J Gilchrist  to  M E 

Greenebaum $1,400 

Barclay  st  100  ft  s of  Augusta  ef  25x125  ft 
May  20,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  0 J 

Halvorson $350 

Barclay  st  125  ft  s of  Augusta  ef  25x125  ft 
May  20,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  J 

Jensen $350 

Colorado  av,  sw  cor  of  Genesee  av  nw  f 
35%xl50  ft,  May  17,  George  Butters  to 

E A Cummings $700 

Cleaver  st  near  Blanche  ef  27x125  ft  June 
7,  Joseph  Wittlif  to  A & R Falgowski 

$860 

Congress  st  w 225  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  25x 
171  ft  June  29,  E Keith  to  P D Hogan 

$600 

Cottage  Grove  av  se  cor  of  31st  st  wf  lOOx 
110  ft  June  28,  H C Taylor  to  G H Mar- 
tin   $33,750 

Cornelia  st  the  premises  No  56,  July  17,  U 

Detmer  to  L Wisotski $2,000 

Chatham  court  225  ft  s of  Elm  st  wf  25x 
130  ft  June  21,  estate  of  W M Halsted 

to  K Hedin $1,100 

Canal  st,  se  cor  of  west  17th  wf  55x120  ft 
July  20,  John  Cochrane  Jr  to  Wm  J 

Cochrane $1,500 

Chestnut  st  118  ft  e of  Market  sf  25^x100 
ft  impd,  July  19,  M L Budde  to  Jas  M 

McMahon $2,200 

Clybourn  av  nw  cor  Diversey  ne  f 360x125 
ft  with  other  property  July  16,  C Weck- 

ler  to  A J Weckler $15,000 

Congress  st  sw  cor  of  Franklin  to  Market 
171  ft  to  alley  June]3,  Thos  Burnham  et 

al  to  the  F H Hill  Co $80,000 

California  av  nw  cor  of  Parmelee  st  ef  24 
xl25  ft  July  1,  M E Barnett  to  L Kest- 

ner $400 

Chapin  st  166  ft  e of  Noble  nf  25x125  ft 
July  19,  A Simpson  to  F J Holzkamp 

$300 

Division  st  w 120  ft  w of  Dudley  nf  24x119 
ft  Feb  1,  William  E Hatterman  to  H 

Schmidt $1,000 

Division  st,  nw  cor  Nora  av  sf  24x125  ft 
June  29,  W R Page  to  Soren  Olsen. . .$900 
Dearborn  av  140  ft  n of  Chestnut  st  wf  22 
x318  ft,  June  14,  F A Underwood  to  R M 
Tooker $8,500 


GREEN  E8AUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  113  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Kates  of  Interest  on  Cbiea <?0 
Real  Estate. 


Dashiel  st  266  ft  n of  37th  wf  24x123  ft 
Julv  6,  George  W Shaw  to  PatO’Mara 

. . $600 

Division  st  w,  48  ft  e of  Robey  nf  24x119 
ft,  July  17,  Wm  E Hatterman  to  J A 

Suhr $1,200 

Dashiel  st  336  ft  s of  36th  wf  24x125  ft, 
June  8,  G W Shane  to  William  Carey 

$600 

Douglas  ParK  boul,  100  ft  w of  Hoffman 
sf  25x188  ft,  July  1,  C J Hambleton  to 

C F Camp $1,000 

Dickson  st  sw  cor  of  Blackhawk  ef  26x137 
ft  June  25,  J M & H H Hopnins  to  F 

Robinsky $1,450 

Desplaines  st  200  ft  n of  Harrison  wf  50x 
92  ft  July  13,  J K DecKer  to  J E Decker 

' $6,500 

Dearborn  av  the  premises  216  June  30,  S 
J & W S Hall  to  Wm  H Grubey ...  $12,000 
Dearborn  av  40  ft  n of  Chicago  ef  20x90 
ft  impd  July  8,  F B & D L Rhodes  to 

Wm  J Young $13,500 

Evergreen  place  i45  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf 
24x108  ft  Apr  26,  W E Merriman  to  J 

Andrus $1,250 

Erie  st  w 125  ft  w of  Armour  nf  25x125  ft 
impd  July  17,  M C Finan  to  Thomas  O’- 
Malley   $4,250 

Elk  Grove  st,  260  ft  s of  Hervey  wf  24x 
125  ft  July  7,  D R Holt  to  A Lachel . . $325 
Eighteenth  st  w 194  ft  w of  Rockwell  nf 
48x125  ft,  July  3.  D W Burrows  to  S B 

Buckmaster $550 

Eighteenth  st  w adjoining  the  above  nf 
48x125  ft,  July  3,  D W Burrows  to  F 

Ramme $500 

Elizabeth  st  135  ft  s of  w Ohio  ef  25x135 
ft  June  26,  H A Howard  to  N C Anderson 

$1,600 

Evergreen  place  168  ft  w of  Laflin  st  uf  24 
xl08  ft  July  16,  AW  Wright  to  C H Wil- 
liams   $1,250 

Eighteenth  place  w 175  ft  w of  Bronson  st 
sf  30x78  ft  July  16,  F & D Gragert  to  F 

& HSchewe $2750 

Erie  st  w 192  ft  e of  Noble  sf  24x59  ft  July 

1,  R E Holmes  to  G Bjertnes $900 

Emerald  av  50  ft  s of  30th  st  wf  50x126  ft 
July  9,  M Kistenmacher  to  C Ahrens 

$1,200 

Flournoy  st  23  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf  24x 
125  ft  July  9,  T M Crowley  to  B McDer- 

mot $2,300 

Ferdinand  st  200  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  25x 
122  ft  July  12,  J H Harris  to  Seaman 

Cox  & Brown $1,150 

Fulton  st  250  ft  w of  Robey  sf  50x124  ft 
July  14,  J B Waller  to  L P Friestedt 

$3,250 

Fifteenth  st  112  ft  w of  Washtenaw  av  sf 
28x66  ft  July  17,  T M Crowley  to  M A 

Dickson $2,300 

Fairfield  av,  352  ft  s of  12th  st  ef  25x130  ft 
Apr  30,  M J Nelson  et  al  to  James  Cor- 
rigan   $550 

Fifteenth  st  w,  48  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x 
124  ft  Mch  3,  J A Hall  to  George  Weber 

$650 

Fremont  st,  127  ft  s of  Clay  wf  25x125  ft. 
May  24,  estate  of  W B Ogden  to  A T 

Wilke $900 

Fourth  av,  25  ft  s of  Polk  st  ef  undivided 
34  of  25x95  ft,  July  20,  Jacob  FrazinsKi 

to  Abe  Lieberman $5,500 

Francisco  st  261  ft  s of  Division  ef  24x123 
ft  July  2,  estate  of  James  Porter  to  S H 

& M A Folio $500 

Fifteenth  st  w,  the  premises  No  314,  Julv 

25,  Edward  Kale  to  F J Doherty $1,300 

Green  st  n,  210  ft  s of  Washington  ef  29  ft 
to  alley,  July  20,  J T Gilbert  to  the 
Brewer  & Hofmann  Brewing  Company 

$6,500 

Gehrke  st  473  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x124 
ft  June  23,  L Berger  to  Frank  Hansa- 

dowski $400 

Holt  st  near  Division  wf  2334*125  ft 
July  14,  W E Hatterman  to  M S Kornea 

$1,000 

Homer  st  w of  Robey  sf  48x100  ft  July  15, 

N Barnes  to  J C Barker $1,100 


Harrison  st  269  fte  of  Rockwell  nf  25x125 
ft  June  22,  Willian  0 Smith  to  R A Gor- 
don  $925 

Hoyne  av  se  cor  of  Flournoy  st  wf  125x96 
ft  to  alley  Juny  8,  A M Davis  to  Charles 

D Wells $28,000 

Halsted  st  183  ft  n of  west  18th  ef  50x99 
ft,  Juny  16,  Charles  D Wells  to  W H 

Davis $21,000 

Halsted  st,  175  ft  s of  Fullerton  av  wf  24x 
125  ft  J uly  5,  H M Payne  to  William  M 

Payne $2,100 

Hope  st,  260  ft  e of  Morgan  nf  20x66  ft, 
June  9,  Owen  Quigley  to  J Chapert  $1,300 
Hervey  st,  24  ft  e of  Elk  Grove  nf  29x125 
ft,  J uly  12, . D R Holt  to  Jacob  Durava 


HOB'KHT  LA^EXHI, 

Wholesale  aid  Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER 


oilice  U/'ion  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut.  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Uardwood  Flooring. 

BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


.$325 


Holt  st  swcor  of  Blanche  ef  44x124  ft,  July 
20,  Konstancia  Wilkowski  to  Peter  Lu- 
ka  $2,000 

Hervey  st,  48  ft  e of  Elk  Grove  nf  48x125 
ft,  July  12,  D R Holt  to  Julius  Retzki 


. $650 


Hervev  st  adjoining  the  above  nf  24x125  ft 
July  14,  D R Holt  to  Albert  Retzki.  . .$325 
Honore  st  bet  38th  and  39th  wf  24x120  ft 
July  6,  Gross  & Bowman  to  D & J Sugh- 

rue $800 

Hoyne  st  n 4>*  ft  s of  Homer  wf  48x100  ft 
JULy  16,  W J Anderson  to  A C Maynard 

$3,800 

Homan  av  150  ft  s of  16th  st  ef  75x125  ft 
May  11,  M G Gay  to  Jacob  Kallenbach 

$2,600 

Indiana  av  39  ft  n of  37th  st  wf  42x124  ft 
July  1,  C J Churchill  to  T S Walxer 

$3,390 

Juddst,  the  premises  No  88,  July  19,  Ed- 
ward Merz  to  Joseph  Rashman $2,200 

Jackson  st  w e of  Paulina  sf  25x183  ft  July 
17,  Wm  Gilbert  to  Adam  Schaaf.  . .$3,625 
Jefferson  st  near  Wilson  ef  25x100  ft  July 
15,  C & M Dedsall  to  Bernhard  Cohn 

$1,675 

Jackson  st  w,  193  ft  w of  Oakley  av  nf  22x 
125  ft.  Apr  24,  W W Baird  to  James  Mc- 
Donnell   $6,000 

Johnson  st  312  ft  n of  Maxwell  wf  24x100 
ft  July  9,  Wm  Cleland  to  M Cleland  $1000 
Jackson  st  w 160*4  ft  e of  Aberdeen  nf 
24*4*180  ft  July  12,  J L G Garvin  to  Jas 

Rankin $6,000 

Kossuth  st  150  ft  w of  Hanover  nf  25x125 
ft  May  15,  A C Gleeman  to  F F Meyer 


.$725 


Lake  av  350  ft  n of  Oakwood  wf  50  ft  to 
railroad  July  19,  S E & J M GreisttoR 

M Baker $17,000 

Lake  Park  av,  450  ft  s of  31st  st  ef  25x115 
ft,  July  14,  D C Hamilton  to  trustees  of 

Pullman  Laud  Co $3,125 

Lake  Park  av,  450  ft  s of  31st  st  ef  25x112 
ft,  July  21,  Trustees  of  Pullman  Land 

Co  to  F G Whiting $3,500 

Laflinst  137  ft  s of  Madison  wf  25x125  ft 
July  17,  W W Eaton  to  E E Eaton.  .$5,500 
Laflin  st  137  ft  s of  Madison  wf  25x125 
ft  July  17,  Alonzo  Eaton  to  W W Eaton 

$5,500 

La  Salle  av  50  ft  n of  Goethe  st  wf  25x151 
ft  Mch  29,  S H & S B Vowell  to  Howard 

Hare $5,500 

La  Salle  av  50  ft  n of  Goethe  st  wf  25x151 

Mch  30,  H Hare  to  S B Vowell $5,500 

Lake  st  w se  cor  of  California  av  nf  91  4- 
10x84  ft  June  24,  James  Langley  to  J L 

Campbell $5,023 

Lake  Shore  drive  190  ft  n of  Schiller  st  ef 
80  ft  to  alley  July  16,  Potter  Palmer  to 

Vol  C Turner $32,970 

Lundy  st  325  ft  n of  36th  st  wf  25x124  ft 
June  22,  estate  of  E C Larned  to  H M 

Chambers $450 

Leavitt  st,  48  ft  s of  Homer  wf  24x100  ft, 
July  10,  F & W Korff  et  al  to  Louis 

Gauschow $1,500 

L 22  B 2 Hobbs’  sub  in  w % sw  M Sec  11, 

39  13,  July  15,  J B Hobbs  to  Alice  O’Bri- 
en   


.$550 


Lowe  st  264  ft  s of  36th  wf  24x123  ft  July 

17  E A Beach  to  Jas  O’Donnell $550 

Leavitt  st  171  ft  n of  18th  wf  25x126  ft, 
July  15,  Joel  Evans  et  aljto  Josef  Hulka 


Leavitt  st,  300  ft  s of  Thompson  50  ft  front 
to  Schober  May  15,  D K Tenney  to  Theo 

Riehl $2,000 

Lake  Shore  Drive,  150  ft  n of  Schiller  stef 
40  ft  to  alley,  June  23,  Potter  Palmer  to 

Theo  A Towner $16,000 

Milwaukee  av  409  ft  se  of  Western  ne  f 44 
xlOO  ft  impd  July  8,  Henry  Sweet  to 

Theo  H Schnitz $18,000 

Michigan  av  80  ft  n of  16th  st  wf  20x161 
ft  Mch  15,  Conn  Mut  Life  Ins  Co  to  My- 
ron L Osgood $10,000 

Michigan  av  sw  cor  of  24th  st  ef  68*4x177 


ft  Apr  7,  estate  of  Thompson  J S Flint 

to  B Mergentheim $41,100 

Maxwell  st  w of  Waller  nf  24x100  ft  impd 
July  16,  Christ  Gross  to  Anton  Czraho- 

rowsky $4,800 

Michigan  av  105  ft  n of  Eighteenth  st  wf 
25x163  ft  June  25,  B & L Bloom  to  J 

Kuppenheimer $20,010 

Margaret  place  120  ft  nof  west  18th  st  wf 
27*^x129  ft  J uly  12,  Stafford  Smith  to  J 

L Pike $1,200 

MoDroe  st  47  ft  w of  Seeley  avsf  22x125 
ft  July  19,  David  A Price  to  C K Price 

$16,000 

McGregor  st  238  ft  e of  Sanger  nf  25x125 
July  19,  J Hallenback  to  H Slater.  . $2,400 
Nineteenth  st  w,  175  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  25x 
125  ft  Feb  13,  M Strand  to  August  Sies- 

man $900 

Nineteenth  st  w.  246  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf 
24x125  ft,  July  20,  estate  of  Alex  Brand 

to  August  Willert  $540 

North  avsw  cor  of  Wood  st  nf  25x125  ft 
July  14,  Louise  Lutz  to  Jacob  Landsie- 

dle $3,000 

Noble  st  ne  cor  of  West  Ohio  wf  72x100  ft 
July  1,  John  Nelson  to  J Anderson . $5,200 
North  av  50  ft  w of  Sedgwick  st  nf  25x104 
ft  and  improvements,  July  14,  estate  of 

Anton  Sameii  to  John  Mittel $4,700 

Nineteenth  st  w 175  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  53x 
124  ft  Apr  26,  John  Ivralovec  to  Giltnane 

$2,000 

Osborn  st  162  ft  s of  Ohio  wf  23x74  ft  July 

12,  M VV  Ryan  to  Mary  Shay $450 

Ohio  st  the  premises  No  72,  June  21,  J G 

Wilson  to  J S Clark $4,000 

Ohio  st  the  premises  No  72  July  12,  J S 

Clark  to  J A Anderson $4,500 

Ohio  st  w 143  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x100 
ft,  July  10,  J W Cochran  to  Thos  Ford 

$550 

Part  of  Lot  3,  of  Lts  11  to  14,  Bnk  3,  Ellis’ 
West  Add  July  17,  Chas  O Gleason  to 

Oliver  Hill $2  640 

Polk  st  w se  cor  of  Nixon  nf  24y106  ft  July 
15,  Patrick  Donagin  to  John  Clark. $2,000 
Portland  av  216  ft  s of  31st  st  ef  50x125 
ft  June  9,  V B & A C Wright  to  D Gawne 

$1,750 

Park  av  231  ft  w of  Kedzie  nf  25x100  ft. 
July  22,  Emma  C Winslow  to  John  R 

Madison 

Part  of  Lot  1,  Whiting  & Walker  sub  of  l 
20  to  23,  Cottage  Grove.  June  17,  F G 
Whiting  lojtrusiees  of  Pullman  Land  Co 

$2,500 

Richmond  st  ne  cor  of  Cortez  wf  20x125  ft 
May  17,  estate  of  James  Carter  to  O H 

Knudson $550. 

Rhodes  av  84  ft  s of  33d  st  wf  51x150  ft 
June  23,  Wm  J Jefferson  to  Procter  & 

Wood ^$6,375 

Rees  st.  161  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  23x100  ft 
Feb  4,  John  Dill  to  Charles  J Diehl  $2,500 
Rockwell  st.  ne  cor  of  Hirsch  wf  25x126  ft 
July  17,  M & E Olsen  to  N J Nielson  $900 
Sophia  st,  w of  Lane  pi,  50x81  ft,  July  6, 

J E Sanford  to  Andrew  McNally.  . .$4,125 
South  Park  bd  120  ft  s of  31st  st  wf  50x 
164*4  ft  June  1,  Geo  R Melvill  to  Jos 

Connolly $6,000 

South  Park  bd  120  ft  s of  31st  st  wf  50x 
164*4ft  June  8,  Joseph  Connolly  to- First 

Baptist  Church $6,00C 

Superior  st  w se  cor  of  Washtenaw  av  nf 
29x123  ft  June  2,  S L Wright  to  F Bay 

$500 

State  st  bet  Walton  and  Delaware  pi  wf  25 
98  ft  Juny  13.  Philip  Petrie  to  Michael 

Petrie $3,500 

Seminary  av325  ft  nof  Beldenef  25x124  ft 
July  25,  S B Chase  to  J J Burback.  . .$850 
Sacramento  st  166  ft  n of  Van  Buren  ef  25 
xl25  ft  July  16,  Master  in  Chancery  to 

A S Beamish $600 

Seminary  st,  271  ft  s of  Fullerton  av  ef  25 
xl24  ft,  July  15,  S B Chase  to  Mrs  Mary 

Heim $850 

Sixteenth  st  w,  118  ft  e of  Laflin  sf  24x100 
ft  impd,  June  25,  F Rohn  to  Jas  F Cas- 
sidy  $1,800 

Sheffield  avl72ft  nof  Centre  st  wf  30x129 
ft  July  16,  H & S Leverentz  to  A Zander 

$1,275 

Seventeenth  st  w 208  ft  w of  Loomis  nf  23 


xl24  ft  impd  July  13,  W E & L Kruger 

to  L Brixel $2,775 

Superior  st,  71  ft  e of  Robey  nf  24x123  ft 
May  1,  Seth  French  toJelle  Terbargh 


.$550 


State  st,  80  ft  n of  Harmon  court  wf  20x 
165  ft,  June  18,  Joseph  Becker  to  John 

Shacsleford $17,500 

State  st  100  ft  n of  Harmon  court  wf  20x 
165  ft,  June  18,  J H F Lange  to  MB 

Williams  et  al $17,750 

Thirteenth  st  w 96  ft  e of  Oaaley  av  sf  24 
xll9  ft  July  6,  A T Ewing  to  P Ready 
$900 


Thirteenth  st  w 96  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  24v 
119  ft  July  15,  P Ready  to  Christina 

Roelle $990 

Twenty  first  st  w 150  ft  w of  Ashland  av  sf 
27x125  ft  July  9,  Christof  Groshauser  to 

J H W Schuetz $2,200 

Tinkham  st  48  ft  n of  Ohio  ef  192x125  ft 
May  5,  R F Green  to  Mary  Dyer.  . .$4,000 
Thirty  first  st  w of  Shields  av  sf  25x110  ft 

JuLy  19,  J Weber  to  J Ryan $2,900 

Talman  av  n of  Ogden  ef  25x133.25  ft  Dec 

4 ’85,  M B Rich  to  E E Crepin $500 

Talman  av  n of  Ogden  ef  25x133.25  ft 
June  24,  E E Crepin  to  H Hartkop. . $500 
Thirteenth  place,  75  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf 
25x80  ft,  Apr  15,  J W Campbell  to  S 

Roweder $550 

Twentieth  stl61  ft  w of  Loomis  st  sf  25x 
124  ft,  JuLy  12,  Charles  Martens  to  Fi- 
del Martin $2,500 

Thirteenth  st  w,  190  ft  e of  Loomis  nf  24x 
124  ft  July  17,  Chas  Hageman  to  Chas 

Kappel $1,000 

Twentieth  st  w,  266  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf 
25x124  ft,  Jnly  17,  John  Kralovec  to  G 

O Diener $1,000 

Trumbull  av  s of  Barry  Point  road  ef  50x 
116  ft  Sept  29,  ’85,  B & D Buggie  to  Wm 

T O’Donnell $700 

Tinkham  st  48  ft  n of  Ohio  ef  24x125  ft, 
July  20,  G G Green  to  Robert  F Green 


Twelfth  st,  75  ft  w of  Halsted  nf  25xL00  ft 
impd,  July  20,  Katharina  Jaeger  to  A VV 

Jaeger $6,000 

Undivided  one-half  lot  19,  foot  of  Superior 
st  sf  with  accretions  east  100  ft  deep 
Aug  4 ’84,  William  H F’erry  to  M A W 

Ferry $1,000 

Vedder  st  e of  Larrabee  sf  23*4*130  ft 
Apr  5,  O B Green  to  J E Tengberg  $1,000 
Van  Buren  st  w 100  ft  e of  Kedzie  av  nf 
75x124ft  July  15,  G W Ronald  to  E Cool- 
ing  $1,200 

Vedder  st  opposite  Penn  st  sf  22x98%  ft 
July  19,  A & J Powers  to  Bridget  Keo- 

gan $2,100 

Vincennes  av  99  ft  n of  37th  st  wf  25x90 
ft  May  29,  G P Scriven  to  S Leavitt  $2,500 
Wells  st  n,  n of  Schiller  ef  25x102  ft  impd 
July  17,  R G & L Sierawski  to  Max  Sch- 

meling $2500 

Wilcox  st  150  ft  e of  Rockwell  25x125  ft 
July  10,  Clifford  H Baigley  to  M A Rod- 
dick   $2,150 

Wabansia  av  270  ftw  of  Robey  st  sf  24x 
100  ft  June  16,  N Corwith  to  Karl  Jan- 
sen   $500 

Wabash  av  276%  ft  n of  12th  st  wf  53%x 
177  ft  July  8,  S R & J C Ficklin  to  M R 

Thomas $12,000 

Wabash  av  248  ft  n of  30th  st  ef  28x183  ft 

July  6,  A Gibbs  to  B O’Leary $4,225 

Washington  st  168  ft  w of  Falls  nf  24x125 
ft  July  6,  A L P Loomis  to  D W Bosley 

$1,680 

Western  av  nw  cor  of  Jackson  stef  95x113 
ft  JuLy  20,  E J <fc  J R Granger  to  P Ste- 
vens  $8,000 

Washington  st  w,  213  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf 
20  ft  to  alley,  June  29,  R R Deacon  to 

Charles  D F Smith $3,500 

Webster  av  173%  ft  e of  Racine  sf  50x123 
ft,  June  21,  H E Cram  to  R S Thomas 

$6,500 

Wood  st  n 118  ft  s of  North  av  wf  24x100 
ft  Apr  19,  estate  of  HA  Schwebs  to  F 

Krumsieg $500 

Washtenaw  av  127  ft  n of  Iowa  st  ef  25x 
126  ft  June  28,  J H Tyler  to  Dora  Seidel 

$450 

Wallace  st  190ft  nof  36th  ef  24x123  ft 


July  12,  John  Connors  to  Julia  Conway 

$1,425 

Woodbine  place  96  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  sf  24 
xlOO  ft  July  16,  A W Wright  to  J F 

BuckleY $1,250 

Sorth  or  City  Limits. 

Belmont  av  nw  cor  of  Racine  sf  48x121  ft 
July  16,  J P Altgeld  to  B Sonnenshein 

$2,800 

Blucher  st  106  ft  n of  Wellington  ef  24x 
124  ft  July  15,  H & F Boettner  to  J H 

Dynan $759 

Belmont  av  ne  cor  of  Western  218x266  ft 
J nne  25,  W L Schrader  to  F Hoerdt 

$9,000 

Belmont  av,  225  ft  w of  Racine  av  50x124 
ft  June  12,  B <fc  P Markwalter  to  J An- 
derson  $1,600 

Commercial  st,  se  cor  of  Belle  Plaine  av 
169*4x174%  ft  July  19,  J Skneping  to 

M L Haussner $1,200 

George  st,  280  ft  e of  Racine  av  sf  25x 
123%  It,  July  15,  J Logemann  to  D 

Strassheim $800 

Kimball  st  297  ft  s of  Bloomington  ef  25x 
177  ft,  Oct  1 ’85,  T G Wetmore  to  R E 

Brown $400 

Lill  av  175  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  30x125  ft 
July  15,  Wm  Mahoney  to  John  Kerley 

$2,500 

Lill  av  248  ft  e of  Racine  sf  24x132.5  ft, 
Apr  21  R H Trumbull  to  Marv  A Ferris 

' ....  $1,000 

Mead  st  100  ft  s of  Courtland  wf  25x177  ft, 
July  25,  A L & F A Winkleman  to  E A 

Miller $300 

Melrose  st  se  cor  of  Sheldon  nf  24x125  ft 
June  28,  S E Gross  to  Carl  Schiffman . $600 
Noble  av  391  ft  w of  Racine  sf  25x125  ft, 
June  18,  J P Altgeld  to  Henry  Gebauer 

$550 

Noble  av  125  ffe  of  Perry  st  sf  24x125  ft 

Apr  10,  J P Altgeld  to  N Lichter $600 

Orchard  st  150  ft  s of  Dewey  court  ef  25x 
145  ft  June  29,  Fred  Deming  to  FE  : 

Dennis $1,000 

Paulina  st  n of  Lawrence  av  ef  50x165  ft 
Apr  30,  C H Morse  to  W & K Hoffman  ■ 

$800; 

Perry  st  166  ft  s of  Graceland  av  wf  58x 
183  ft  July  15,  D Goodwin  to  C Winkle- 

man $415 

Robey  st,  ne  cor  of  Sulzer  wf  92x152  ft, 
July  20,  P J Reilly  to  C Reilly.  . ... $2,000 
Southport  av  bet  Grace  and  Byron  sts  ef 
37*4x176  ft  July  10,  Daniel  Goodwin  to 

A L Jacoby $600 

Southport  av  bet  Grace  and  Byron  sts  ef 
37*4*176  ft  July  10,  Daniel  Goodwin  to 

F P Gaver $600 

Sheffield  av,  106  ft  n of  Wellington  st  wf 
26.4x123.3  ft,  June  17,  H Boettner  to  Wm 

Stern $800 

Seminary  av  100  ft  n of  School  st  wf  25x 
123  ft  June  29,  Martin  Zipprich  to  F 

Rosengren $1,500 

St  James  court  e of  Clark  st  nf  30x50  ft 
July  16,  JR  Lindgren  to  L P McDaid 

$1,500 

Woodside  av  ne  cor  of  School  st  wf  50x125 
ft,  June  23,  G H A Thomas  to  A Fried- 
rich   $2,000 

Wellington  st  nw  cor  of  Blucher  sf  124*4* 
106  ft  July  14,  Geo  Alles  to  J H Dynan 

$4,000 

Wellington  st  nw  cor  Blucher  sf  124%x 
130  ft  July  14,  J H Dynan  to  the  Catho- 
lic Bishop $5,000 

Wrightwood  av,  24  ft  w of  Herndon  st  sf 
25x129  ft,  July  14,  E & O Charles  to 

Friedrich  Blume $750 

Wellington  st  96  ft  e of  Snyder  sf  24x125 
ft  Sept  19  ’85,  J G L Kleene  to  J L Mur- 
ray   

South  of  City  Limits. 


Arnold  st  147  ft  n of  44th  ef  25x124  ft  July 

19,  M J Dunn  to  Gustav  Lehr $450 

Ashland  av  144  ft  s of  Private  st  No  2,  wf 
24x120  ft  July  20,  M C Connor  to  G B 

Scott $54 

Butterfield  st  n of  53d  st  wf  36x100  ft  July 
6,  A W Lewis  to  Nicholas  Serve.  . . $660 

Burnside  st,  147  ft  n of  44th  wf  50x100  ft 
July  21,  EM  Walker  to  D Hoffmann 

$2,600 

Butler  st  nw  cor  of  60th  ef  168x124  ft  May 
21,  George  K McMechen  to  William  0 

Budd $2,800 

Backer  st,  280  ft  w of  Bissell  sf  25x125  ft, 
June  5,  ’85,  L Z Leitor  to  J A Keys.  .$450 
Backer  st,  280  ft  w of  Bissell  sf  25x125  ft, 
Oct  12  ’85,  J A Keys  to  George  P Stone 

$450 

Burroughs  av  98  ft  n of  52d  st  wf  75x125 
ft  Jan  5,  ’84,  L B Harris  to  J K Waiter- 
mine  $1,500 


KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


435 


Butterfield  st  bet  52d  and  53d  wf  25x100  ft 

July  7,  P Berger  to  H Hoeller $500 

Calumet  av  200  ft  n of  53d  st  ef  100x179 
ft  Apr  3,  D M Hillis  to  Thomas  B Bryan 

... $5,000 

Cottage  Grove  av  ne  cor  of  42d  st  wf  25x 
100  ft,  July  1,  Charles  K Steele  to  HA 

Brown $2,750 

Chestnut  st  near  Wentworth  av  nf  20x142 
ft  June  15,  E G Warner  to  A G Warner 

$800 

Cottage  Grove  av  217  ft  s of  45th  st  ef  72x 
xl71  ft,  June  19,  Thomas  Ecnardt  to  An- 
drew Nord $3,600 

Carpenter  st  50  ft  n of  54th  wf  25x125  ft, 
Dec  19  ’85,  Fred  Gaylord  to  John  C 

Donoghue $375 

Cornell  av  380  ft  n of  56th  st  ef  100  ft  to 
alley  James  Barrell  to  Charles  W Brega 

$ 7,000 

Centre  av  200  ft  n of  54th  st  wf  25x124  ft, 
Apr  30.  F Gaylord  to  L E O’Connell  $450 
Dearborn  st  bet  51st  and  52d  ef  26x100  ft 
June  28,  T R Foster  to  F W Cunning- 
ham   $800 

Drexel  bd,  nw  cor  51st  st  ef  129x191%  ft 

W R Linn  to  W Dexter $32,250 

Drexel  bd  near  42d  st  ef  27  ft  to  alley  July 
16,  William  Dorsett  to  George  F Crane 

$6,345 

Elizabeth  st  ne  cor  of  Bissell  sf  25x125  ft 
May  20,  J Woodbridge  Jr  to  Chicago  & 

Western  Indiana  R R Co $350 

Eagandale  av  nw  cor  of  57th  st  sf  72x130 
ft  July  3,  Nelson  Mason  to  HM  Sher- 
wood   $1,400 

Fifty -firft  st,  120  ft  w of  Laflin  sf  24x124 
ft,  Dec  21,  ’85,  M Ballin  to  Johanna 

Hein $400 

Forty  sixth  st  305  ft  w of  Bissell  sf  25x125 
ft  July  19,  Charles  Klebenow  to  J P 

Roushausen $470 

Forty  eighth  st  n 34  of  Blk  7 (except  w 100 
ft  of  n 150  ft(  w of  Madison  av  nf  July 
1,  J J Herrick  to  J K Peterson ....  $28,240 
Fortieth  st  w of  Vincennes  av  nf  25x150  ft 
June  10,  G M McKey  to  Chas  W Pard- 

ridge $1,250 

Forty  seventh  st,  w of  Stewart  av  sf  50x 
140  ft  May  10,  L H Barber  et  al  to  Pat 

Griffin $1,875 

Forty  sixth  st215  ft  e of  Wentworth  av  nf 
25x130  ft  July  26  ’84,  R C Givins  to  W 

Hardwick $326 

Forty  third  st  se  intersection  of  Archer  av 
10  acres  July  9,  C Haywood  to  Wm  B 

Severn $17,500 

Greenwood  av  193  ft  s of  43dstef  24x1.26 
ft  May  15,  S Tusk  to  M M B Brown  $1,600 
Hart  av  s of  41st  st  ef  48x122  ft  July  12,  E 

S Robbins  to  H E Robbins $500 

Hart  av  s of  41st  st  ef  48x122  ft  July  12,  H 

E Robbins  to  J J Shortley $1,650 

Hibbard  av  150  ft  n of  52d  st  ef  45x178  ft 
Apr  26,  A C Goodman  to  N W Sperry 

$2,235 

Hanover  st  174  ft  n of  60th  wf  30x124  ft 
Nov  20,  ’85,  S A Kent  to  Wm  O Budd  $540 
Hanoi  er  st  adjoining  above  Nov  20  ’85,  S 

A Kent  to  Wm  O Budd $540 

Hyde  Park  av  near  Maple  wf  50  ft  to  rail- 
road June  4,  estate  of  H & H N BrooKes 

to  F H Trude $6,250 

Hart  av  118  ft  n of  43d  st  wf  24x125  ft 
Mch  10,  A Byran  to  T P Martensen . . $300 
Hart  av  94  ft  n of  43d  st  wf  24x125  ft  Mch 

10,  A Byran  to  J C Martensen $300 

Indiana  av  ne  cor  of  51st  ef  100x162  ft, 
Mch  1,  L C Queal  to  John  Tyrrell ....  $500 
JacKson  st  100  ft  s of  56th  wf  25x175  ft 
July  13,  Paul  Cornell  to  M G Grady  . $720 
Loomis  st,  304  ft  s of  47th  wf  24x124%  ft, 
JuLy  15,  C R WallecK  to  Anton  Kalal$350 
Langley  av  134  ft  s of  45th  st  ef  24.2x179 
ft  Oct  1,  ’85,  E F Henderson  to  M F 

Boyer $720 

La  Salle  st  127  ft  s of  Claud  court  ef  25x 
127  ft  Apr  15,  W V Johnston  to  J A Bol- 

lom $3,000 

Prairie  av  205  ft  s of  39th  st  ef  20x161  ft, 
Mch  24,  O M Wells  to  William  L Ma- 
lone  $7,000 

Peoria  st  se  cor  of  59th  wf  50x124  ft  July 

10,  F H Baker  to  Josie  Williams $800 

„ Pierce  st  216  ft  e of  Grand  bd  sf  50x122 
ft  July  9,  Matthew  Laflin  to  L M Good- 
win  $2,000 

School  st,  180  ft  s of  Cedar  wf  36.2x125  ft 
June  15,  S W Kesler  to  Lorinda  Andrews 

$4,400 

Sixty  second  st,  296%  ft  e of  Halsted  nf 
26x124  ft,  June  10,  August  Backoben  to 

Elizabeth  Bartholma $675 

Sherman  st  n of  45th  ef  30x125  ft  Mch  5, 

E W Ellis  to  L H Arms $4,000 

State  st,  400  ft  s of  39th  ef  25x103  ft,  JuLy 
20,  Adam  Sterkel  to  J Fraginskey.  .$6,500 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

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MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


School  st,  near  57th  wf  26x123  ft  July  14, 

Marx  Wineman  to  Julia  Simons $550 

Se  % of  se  % of  nw  % Sec  8 38  14,  July  12 

R W Hyman  to  E Osborne $17,000 

State  st  n of  53d  ef  25x100  ft  July  17,  J & 

I Hilt  to  A M Lewis $660 

Swan  st  240  ft  w of  Wentworth  av  nf  72x 
100  ft,  July  25,  C F E Andrews  to  S W 

Kesler $2,050 

State  st  200  ft  s of  40th  ef  25x103  ft,  J uly 
17,  M A & W Hodgson  to  H J Christoph 

$2,500 

Union  av,  295  ft  w of  Cottage  Grove  nf  30 
xl80  ft,  Nov  6,  G H Halbert  to  Chauncey 

J Blair $1,500 

Undivided  % of  NE  % of  Sec  2 38  14,  ex- 
cept 5 lots  in  same  July  19,  N Cor  with 

to  J B Trevor $78,195 

Wentworth  av  48  ft  s of  43d  st  wf  24x124 
ft  June  26,  Wm  Corcoran  to  Maria 

Lehmann $1,450 

Woodlawn  av  240  ft  n of  53d  st  wf  44x140 
ft  July  14,  R W Hyman  Jr  to  Thomas  G 

Carson - $1,500 

Walnut  st  114  ft  w of  Greenwood  av  nf  58 
xl50  ft  juIv  12,  R A Wells  to  Chas  Eaton 
(..  $1,500 

West  of  City  IAmits. 

Armitage  av  74%  ft  e of  Hancock  st  nf  It 
xl50  ft  July  7,  E S Dreyer  to  E Krue- 
ger   , $1,200 

Boulevard  lot,  295  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  ef 
50x125  ft  impd  July  14,  S M Olson  to 

Lena  De  St  George $3,800 

Ballou  av  180  ft  n of  North  wf  24x177  ft, 

J A Jamieson  to  V Kamen $335 

California  av  175  ft  s of  Armitage  ef  25x 
100  ft  July  1,  R & E Greenebaum  to  R 

Zimmermann $600 

Cortland  st  nw  cor  Ballou  sf  49%xl37  ft 
Oct  12,  ’85,  C W Drew  to  J Hamrack  $700 
Division  st,  254  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x120 
ft,  July  12,  Adam  Ochs  to  H Steep.  $1,200 
Frippav,  341  ft  s of  Pennock  bd,  wf  50x 
125  ft,  July  20,  J F Keeney  to  Chas  G 

Bode $700 

Fullerton  av  nw  cor  of  Barchell  stsf  25x 
115  ft  June  10,  G A Seaverns  to  Wm 

Kingler $1,200 

Fulton  st  nw  cor  of  40th  sf  25x125  ft  July 
15,  West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  John  Nor- 
ton  $2,115 

Homan  av  189  ft  s of  Madison  st  wf  24x 
134  ft,  July  20,  Chas  P Dewey  et  al  to 

James  Kelly $550 

Heine  st  225  ft  s of  Bloomington  wf  2 lx 
111  ft  July  16,  J P Kleman  to  O B An- 
derson   $1,150 

Kroger  st,  nw  of  Fabius  se  f 168x100  ft 
July  9,  G H Hess  to  E Coghlan  ....$1,550 
Kimball  av  75  ft  s of  Wabansia  wf  25x177 
ft  July  16,  Andrew  Rosengren  to  F W 

Roberg $1,400 

Lake  st  w 250  ft  w of  41st  nf  50  ft  to  alley 
Apr  22,  West  Chicago  Land  Company  to 

M Shannon $2,200 

Laflin  st,  137  ft  s of  VanBuren  wf  30x125 
ft  July  19,  Wm  J O’Connell  to  E M O’- 
Connell   $3,500 

Milwaukee  av  150  ft  se  of  Cornelia  st  ne  f 
25x105  ft  July  15,  M D Koch  to  F Koch 

$1,150 

Mead  st  75  ft  s of  Courtland  wf  25x177  ft, 

A S & F A Winkelman  to  F Meier. . . $300 
May  st,  75  ft  n of  19th  ef  25x100  ft,  July 

17,  F Lusk  to  AnnaWaindl $2,250 

Monroe  st  w,  225  ft  e of  Wood  st  nf  24x 
180  ft,  July  10,  G L Matthews  to  Addie 

E Miles $4,000 

Norman  av  75  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  ef  25x 
100  ft  July  16,  E M Olsen  to  H L Natzke 

$375 

Nora  av.  241  ft  s of  west  North  av  wf  25x 


126  ft,  July  20,  J W Miller  to  Charles  F 

Koch $1,900 

Per'-y  av  bet  Edbrook  and  Pleasant  place 
104x103  ft  July  16,  J N Crouse  to  S E 

Graves $2,500 

Parmelee  st,  120  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x124 
ft  June  26,  J W Earlin  to  A T Johnson 

$500 

Powell  Park  139  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  136 
xl20  ft  with  180x125  ft  in  same  blk,  July 

19,  A Mismer  to  J F Powell $5,000 

Rockwell  av  ne  cor  Wabansia  wf  50x125  2- 
10  ft  July  22,  T G Perkins  to  Kolben 

Johnson $2,800 

Simons  av,  169  ft  n of  Bloomington  st  ef 
25x177  ft,  July  16,  A S WinKelman  to 

Wm  Timmermann  $350 

Seymour  st  114  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  wf 
144x124  ft,  July  12,  F A Oswald  to  Chas 

Held $3,300 

Seymour  st  se  cor  of  Wabansia  av  wf  25x 
125  ft,  Aug  1,  ’85,  T J Higgins  to  O P C 

Nielson $650 

Western  av  nw  cor  of  Greenwood  ef  50x 
125  ft  June  9,  M G & A Crosby  to  R Zeke 

$875 

Wood  st  183  ft  s of  Armitage  av  ef  24x124 
ft  July  15,  Wm  Wernecke  to  R Kullas 
$500 


REE  II  ENT*  FDR  DEEDS. 

Lot  1 of  lots  14  and  15  of  Its  7 and  10  blck  2,  Dyer  & 
Davison’s  sub  34  31  14,  July  14,  Sami  Bean  to  T 

Braun  $12,000 

Lot  76  blk  14  Bronson’s  add,  July  12,  H H Forsyth 

to  Florence  E Newman  $7,500 

NW  27  ft  of  lot  33  b 7,  Fullerton’s  2d  add,  June  28, 

Kathanna  Papp  to  J D Keeley $2,000 

Lot  34  b 5,  Palmer’s  addn  to  S Chicago,  Aug  15,  ’84, 

Mary  P M Palmer  to  M McGeeney $238 

Premises  No  I74  S Green  st,  in  n 44  It  14  b 20,  Dun- 
can’s add,  June  12,  W McMurphy  to  J M Taylor, 

$7,500 

S 44  of  e 72  ft  of  iot  7 b 10,  e frac  se  % 21  39  14, 

J Wolf  to  Lake  Shore  and  Mich  South  R R Co., 

$7,000 

Lots  827  and  828  b 10,  Riverside,  July  13,  Mrs  San- 
ford Lewis  to  E A Driver $1,150 

Lot  16  b 2 blk  4,  Sheffield’s  add,  No  397,  Dayton  st, 

S Pearson,  agent,  to  J Garvey $3,000 

N 50  ft  lot  2 b 9,  Sherman’s  sub,  28  39  14,  June  29, 

Barbara  Arser  to  C Kozminsky  $4,000 

Lots  6 and  7 b 7.  Butler  W & W add,  June  21,  JnoS 

Clark  to  Jonas  A Anderson $4,500 

N 44  sw  qr  se  quar  27  36  14,  June  7,  J S Bielfeldt  to 

Chas  Stowe $2,500 

Premises  No  115  Lytle  st,  in  s 25  ft  lots  1 2 3,  b 46  w 
44  etc  17  39  14,  June  30,  T J Waters  to  F W Berg- 

$2,500 

Lots  34  6 to  11  b 1 and  lots  1 2 7 8 9 b 2,  Ills  Cential 
sub  12  and  13  38  14,  July  14,  M L Osgood  to  C W 

Bregera $46,900 

Lots  5 and  8 b 31,  7 39  14,  July  15,  W Mawford  to  F 

A Klatt $4,700 

Lot  3 b 1,  Ills  Cent  R R sub  in  12  and  13  38  14,  May 

20,  Myron  L Osgood  to  M McCormick $11,900 

Lot  16  b 6,  Johnston  & Cox  sub  sw  qr36  40  13,  July 

7,  A M Gately  to  Jas  Williamson $1,400 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  2 Ills  Cent  R R sub  nw  qr  12  and  13 
38  14.  June  23,  M L Osgood  to  Geo  Driggs,  ass’gd 

to  A G Spalding $7,000 

N 12  ft  lot  21  and  all  lot  22  b 2,  Moody’s  sub  sw  qr 
34  39  14,  July  15,  L Ingledew  to  GeorgeM  Haynes, 

$3,150 

Lots  13  and  14  blk  2 Ravenswood,  Mar  9,  E W Man- 

tony  a to  E Brigham $2,000 

Lot  33  b 17,  Walsh  & McM  sub  se  qr  20  39  14,  July  13 

K Kohler  to  V Hruska $2,100 

Lot  1 Harland’s  sub  of  lot  2 blk  5 nw  qr  etc  32  39  14 

June  1,  E h L H Harland  to  F Prena $500 

Lot  2 same  sub,  June  1,  same  to  J Gradzyk $400 

Lot  4 of  lots  3 4 and  5,  Price’s  sub  in  Ogden’s  sub  e 
44  ne  qr  24  39  13,  July  1,  J L Stewart  to  Frank  P 

Fifeld  $1,217 

I A Eberbart  with  J Decker, , L 42  and  43  b 4 

Eberhart’s  sub  23  39  13,  Town  of  Lake,  Chicago 

Lawn 

Same  to  same,  July  9,  Its  9 10  and  11  b 4 Eberhart’s 

sub  in  14  38  13,  Chicago  Lawn $600 

Same  to  M J Miller,  July  13,  lot  41  b 4 Eberhart’s 

sub  in  14  38  13,  Chicago  Lawn $200 

B A Ulrich,  agt  for  Spalding,  to  H R Hobart,  July 
7;  1244  feet  of  lot  6 block  1,  1244  feet  of  south 
L,  It  5 b 1,  Ills  Cent  R R sub,  e frt  on  Cornell  ave, 

n of  55th  st $968.75 

Theo  Sheldon  to  M Shirek,  Mar  11,  ’86,  It  52,  East- 
man’s sub  in  Cir  Ct  Partn,  sw  qr  8 39  14,  res’g  5 ft 

for  alley • ■ • ■ $6,700 

B A Ulrich,  agt  for  Spalding  and  W G Spaldiug  to 
H W Hoyt,  June  21;  n 44  of  75  ft  on  Cornell  ave, 


COAL! 


being  s 44  lot  6 and  all  lot  7 b 1,  111  Cent  R R sub, 

* $2,916.25 


Chas  Follansbee  to  S Peterson,  June  28,  lot  2 b 43, 

Carpenter’s  add,  No  326  W Randolph  st $3,500 

liCGdiDCo  to  Michael  Ignatzowski,  July  10,  It 
37  blck  24,  C & C C & D Co  sub  parts  sec  5-6  37  15, 
$500 

Same  to  Lorena  Templeton,  July  8,  lot  45  blck  24, 

same $500 

J Media  by  Agt  Bogue  Si  Hoyt  to  K E Daniels  

Lot  13  Medill’s  sub  s 44  b 4,  2 33  14  (ex.n  16.5  ft)  $— 
Same  to  M R Fauutleroy,  July  19,  It  14.  same..  $4,000 
Woodbury,  H Woodbury  to  W R Martin,  July  8, 
Lots  7 and  8 b 1,  Farlin’s  et  al  sub  of  Dyer  Si  Da- 
visson’s sub  in  34  39  14 $4,590 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PAEK. 

Lots  27  to  33  b 14,  Johnston  81  Clement’s  sub  w 44  s 
e 44  22  38  14,  July  1,  L Allen  to  E C Healy  et  al, 

$3,500 

Lots  10  and  11  b 95,  S Chicago,  J une  22,  C Si  C C Si  D 

Co  to  J D Wright, $500 

Lot  12  b 16,  same,  Mar  30,  same  to  same $250 

Lots  34  35  47  48  blck  2,  Ashton’s  sub  sw  % 35  38  14, 

Feb  18,  Wm  W Everts  to  Ada  J Hogan $250 

Same  premises,  March  24,  A J Hogan  to  J M Meek, 

....  $250 

Lots  16  to  23  b 1 kleinman’s  snb,sw  44  18  37  15, July  1 _ 

J Kleinman  to  A A Carson $625 

N 44  lot  5 b 3 Fallis  Si  Gano’s  add  to  Pullman,  July 

13,  C S Kennedy  to  Fallis  & Gano $120 

Lot  6 and  s 44  lot  5 b 3,  same,  July  13,  J S Kennedy 

to  same $360 

Lots  lu  and  11  blck  5,  Whitford’s  sub  se  44  36  38  14, 

June  21,  Susan  M Wood  to  A F Madden $400 

Lots  14  15  and  16  b 12,  Johnston  Si  Clement’s  sub  w 
44  se  44  22  38  14,  June  16,  C D Doolittle  to  T P 

Keefe  H.250 

Lots  27  and  28  b 49,  Cornell,  June  22,  J W Johnson 

to  W E Gill *5U0 

N 44  lot  21  b 3,  Lancaster’s  sub  sw  44  2 2 38  14,  July_ 

2.  F G Springer  to  F Delsing $550 

S 44  lot  21  and  n 44  lot  20  b 3,  same,  July  2,  same  to 

H Krause $1,100 

S 44  lot  20  blk  3,  same,  July  2,  same  to  L Strangell, 

;.  $550 

Lot  24  b 29,  Corneii,  July  7,  J A Johnson  to  Annie 

M Hellbrig 9480 

Lots  47  and  48  b 2,  Ashton’s  sub  w 44  sw  44,  35  38  14, 

S W Meek  to  S Hankanson $700 

39  lots  in  b 2 and  3,  S Chicago,  C Si  C C Si  D Co  sub 

to  N Chicago  Rolling  Mill  Co $15,000 

Lot  32  b 6,  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  June  22,  R 

Berger  to  S Koslaski 300 

Lot  15  b 8,  same,  June  12,  same  to  F Manthe $350 

Lot  1 blk  5,  Bowen’s  addn  to  So  Chicago,  July  12,  M 

Doyle  to  C W Willard $1,400 

Lots  18  and  19  b 15,  Cornell,  June  3,  A M Moore  to 

Geo  Newkirk $1,070 

Lots  47  48  49  b 6,  Taylor’s  2d  add  to  S Chicago,  J uly 

8,  W II  Dalhman  to  Lewis  Linton $4,05  0 

G C Clarke  to  Mary  M Arentz,  June  5,  lot  10  b 2 sec- 
ond plat  of  Woodlawn. $1,100 

D J Fallis  and  Howell  Gano  to  J Den  Besten,  June 

11,  It  4 and  3 b 2,  Fallis’  add  to  Pullman $300 

M C Dobbins  to  P Anderson,  June  16,  It  9 b 4 C Si  C 

C Si  D Co  sub,  frl  5-3  37  15 $425 

C Si  C C Si  D Co  to  J A Gustavsen,  July  17,  It  42  b 2 

C & C C St  D Co  pts  frl  5-6  37  15  $300 

F,  M Curtis  and  wife  to  Wm  H Curtis,  Dec  8,  lot  32, 
Scovel,  Towel  and  Warren’s  addition  to  Cornell, 

$283.33 

Ed  B Springer  and  wife  to  Robt  Thompson,  July  6, 

It  12  b 2,  Wait  St  Munro’s  add  to  Hyde  Pk  . . .$1,300 
W S McCormick  to  Irving  Pearce,  June  1,  Und  1-6 

s 20  acs  pt  se  qr  se  qr  e of  R R,  14  38  14 $6,666.66 

J Johnston,  Jr  to  W u Clement,  July  19;  e 44  sw  qr 

(ex  R R right  of  way)  26  38  14 $80,003 

T P Phillips  to  W E Lamb,  June  26— Lots  43  and  51 

sub  of  w 54  n 44  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14  $1,010 

E W Manning  to  W B Bowne,  July  1— Lots  1 to  9 b 

22,  Russell’s  sub  18  37  15 $6,000 

W B Bowne  to  T B Stringfield,  July  1,  same  prop’y 

$6,000 

S simpler  to  M Simpler,  Feb  1— Part  of  It  14  b 64  in 
C Si  C C Si  D Co’s  sub  5-6,  37  15,  45  by  63  5-10  feet, 

$100 

J iohnston  Jr.,  W C Clement,  Nov  18,  ’85— Lots  12 
and  13  blk  12,  Johnston  & Clement’s  snb  22  38  14, 

' $550 

D J Harding  to  J Peters'— Lot  20  b 33,  Ironworkers’ 

add  to  So  Chicago 

G Vanstenber?  to  E F Vanstenberg,  Apr  1 — Lot  18 
b 2,  sub  of  It  1,  Assrs’  div  22  37  14,  w of  Thornton 

road $300 

E F Vansteenberg  to  J H Van  Vlissinger,  April  1, 

same  property  $3U0 

Same  to  same,  Apr  1,  same  property $300 


& Co. 


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Lots  81  and  82  b 14,  Webb’s  sub  se  44  14  38  14,  July 

12,  Sidney  E Caldwell  to  C H Caldwell $2,900 

Lot  3 of  s 45  Its  9 to  16  b 17,  Linden  Grove,  Feb  25, 

C H Caldwell  to  J S Eldridge $555 

Lot  4 of  lots  11  to  16  etc,  bk  17, Linden  Grove,  June 

23,  J Gammon  to  R B Sadler $900 

Lot  1 b 2,  Barnum  Grove,  July  12,  H H Thomas  to 

A Phillips H35 

Lot  35  w 44  b 4,  Beck’s  sub  sw  44  sw  44  21  38 14,  J uly 

1,  J D Smith  to  J Hennessey $200 

Lots  5 6 7 b 1,  Rand’s  sub  ne  !4  12  38  13,  July  8,  W 

H Rand  to  Mary  Zimmerman  $750 

Lots  13  to  15  b 2 of  lot  5,  and  s 2 ft  16  Taylor’s  sub  e 
44  se  44  21  38  14,  June  28,  A Tidholm  et  al  to  H F 

Trago $2,200 

Lots  73  to  77  b 9 Eberhart’s  sub  ne  44  23  38  13,  May 

1,  J F Eberhart  to  B L Saunier $800 

N 44  lot  12  blk  2 Barnum  Grove,  June  25,  C L Petti- 

bone  to  B Bushee $2,500 

Lot  60  Wheeler’s  sub  ne  44  20  38 14, May  3,  J N Whee- 
ler to  M Morrissey $230 

W 125  ft  of  n 42  ft  of  lot  3 b 19,  Linden  Grove,  July 

1,  Emmet  W Mick  to  Mary  E Fluke $3,500 

Lot  33  b 1 Bates’  sub  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Dec  1,  ’83,  E l. 

Bates  to  Jesse  J Woodward . • $500 

S 49  8-10  feet  of  lots  2 and  11  blk  13,  Norma  ~ School, 
June  22,  John  A Bartlett  io  C B Eggleston..  ..$1,300 
Lots  13  14  and  15,  b 7,  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38 

14,  Apr  12,  G N Bacon  to  J Pittaway $2,448 

S 25  feet  lot  3 b 1,  Stewart’s  sub  se  qr  28  38  14,  July 

1,  D H Hammer  to  F J Wisner $125 

N 25  ft  of  s 50  ft  of  lot  3 b 1,  same,  July  1,  same  to 

Ellen  Woeesner 

Lot  4 b 13,  Normal  School  sub  se  qr  21  38  14,  JunOe 

1,  P Johnson  to  H H Thomas $2,000 

Lot  56  Wheeler’s  subdvn  ne  qr  20  38  14,  May  24,  J N 

Wheeler  to  M Martin 

Chas  Miller  to  A O’Donohue,  July  16,  s 1244  ft  It  12 
b 1,  Cornell  & Norton’s  6ub  of  b 4 Norton’s  sub 
27  38  14 *20° 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


Lucy  Miller  aud  Heirs  to  A O’Donohue,  July  16, =7] 

It  1 b 2,  Cornell  & Norton’s  sub  27  38  14 $400 

A \V  Eldridge  to  Moses  W Adams,  Feb  26,  Its  38  and 

39.  sub  B 38,  29  38  14 $157 

Jno  A Bartlett  to  Schl  Trs  T 38,  14,  June  22,  n 49  2- 
10  ft  It.  2 n 49  2-10  ft  It  11  b 13,  Normal  School  sub, 

**21  68  14 $2,400 

W F Bates  and  wife  to  School  Trs  T 38,  14,  June  22 

it  12  b 13,  Normal  School  sub  21  38  14 $2,400 

J Pittaway  to  School  Trs  38  14,  June  22,  lot  1 b 13, 

Normal  School  sub  11  38  14 $2,400 

J A Eberhart  to  L A Stock-well,  July  3,  lot  43  and 
44  b 2,  Eberhart’s  subdn  14  38  13,  Chicago  Lawn, 

$400 

J D Smith  to  G Thompson,  July  1,  lot  47  and  48  b 6 

Smith’s  add  to  Normalville $723.75 

L H Jones  to  M Schumm,  July  17,  it 33  aud  s 5 ft  It 
34  block  6,  University  sub  of  EDglewood  21  38  14, 

, $2,700 

J L Silvev  to  J L Breese,  July  19,  Lots  13  to  15  b 3, 

Hill  & Pike’s  S Englewood  add $300 

E Rich  to  S M Vaunest,  Mar  1,  n J4  w 115  ft  It  10  b 

6,  Barnum  Grove  sub  in  21  38  14  $7,350 

E S Warner  to  A G Warner,  June  15,  e 20  ft  It  6 b 7, 

Assrs  div  in  S T S.  16  38  14 $8  10 

J Bodatz  to  J F Barney,  July  15,  lots  33  and  34  b 2, 

University  sub  21  38  14 $4,000 

P W George  to  C J Edmonds,  May  1,  s 37  ft  of  n 75 
ft  It  6 sub  B 2,  Nichols  sub  of  pt  of  b 5,  Assrs  div 
1 17  to  21  S T sub  16  38  14  $3,500 

LYONS. 

Lots  30  and  31  b 22,  Cossitt’s  1st  add  to  La  Grange, 
July  8,  F D Cossitt  to  H J Turner $300 

CALUMET. 

Lots  9 and  10  b 74,  Washington  Heigt’s,  July  7,  Blue 

Island  L & B Co  to  J It  Boise $300 

Lots  17  aDd  18  b 2,  same,  July  12,  John  C Hansen 

to  Carl  Evert $650 

Lots  41  and  42  of  lots  6 to  12  etc  b M,  Morgan  Park, 
July  1,  Blue  Island  L B Co  to  George  R Clarke, 

, $1,440 

Lots  25  26  27,  Sharpshooter’s  Park.  Mar  4,  Chicago 
Sharpshooter’s  Association  to  Margareth  Andree 

$325 

Lots  31  32  70  71  b 4,  Hilliard  & Dobbins’ 1st  add  to 
Washington  Heights,  June  1,NB  Rexford  to  C M 

Browne  et  al $2,750 

Lot  13  b M,  Morgan  Pk,  June  14,  J L Davis  to  D W 

Kean $2,320 

Lots  1 to  4 b 1,  South  Washington  Heights,  Jnly  l'\ 

C B Ver  Novy  to  K C Ver  Novy $1,500 

Lots  2 and  3 b 139,  Blue  Isld,  July  10,  Ida  Hoch  to 

J Kreinbuick $200 

Lots  1 to  48  b 39.  Washington  Heights,  May  28,  E K 

Rogers  to  E G Short $6,400 

Lots  45  and  46  b 75,  same,  July  10,  E G Short  to  G 

D Bassett $525 

Lots  21  and  22  b 2,  Becker’s  sub  ne  qr  16  37  14,  .lime 
22,  estate  of  T R Wilson  to  W Frendenberg, 

$175 

Lots  41  and  42  of  lots  6 to  12  etc,  b M,  Morgan  Park 

July  1,  Geo  R Clarke  to  Sarah  E Short $3,150 

Lots  1 and  2 b 39,  Washington  Heights,  July  13,  J P 

Lenox  to  J F Lenox $285 

Lots  1 to  4 blk  39,  same,  June  10,  E G Short  to  J P 

Lenox $600 

Lot  26  b K Morgan  Park.  July  8,  Blue  Island  L & B 

Co  to  A C Edgren $400 

Lots  23  24  and  25  b 42,  E Washington  Heights,  July 

9,  F Gros  T Kreutz  to  Maria  C Walker $1,800 

W B Morton  to  A J Wec-kler,  Feb  2,  lot  12  to  17  b 2,4$ 

Brockway’s  add  to  S Englewood.  $300 

Blue  Isld  L & B Co  to  G R Clarke,  July  1,  w 50  ft  It 
II,  re-sub  b “ T ” Morgan  Prk,  Washington  Hgts, 

$750 

Same  to  same,  July  1,  s 10  ft  lots  16  and  17  and  e 30 
ft  It  18,  Bronson’s  re-sub  of  its  6 to  12  and  n 90  ft 
It  1 to  5,  blk  “M”  Morgan  Pk,  Washington  Hgts, 
$1,200 

CICERO. 

Und  1-16  of  e % sw  % 22  39  13,  Juue  12,  Edwd  Koch 

et  al  to  B Harper,  qc $4,-  00 

Lots  3 to  9 b 2,  Hiatt’s  sub  e 40  acres  sw  14,  July  1, 

J W Kettlestringe  to  Thos  M Hull $5,000 

Lots  20  21  22  b 4,  same  sub,  June  24,  A H Hiatt  to  H 

Lumbard $2,450 

Lots  3 and  4 b 16  La  Vergne,  June  25,  J Johnston 

Jr  to  F Knapp $2,000 

Lot  29  b 5 Craft’s  sub  se  qr  ne  qr  9 39  13,  June  19, 

M and  C H Lawrence  to  K Stack $560 

Lot  38  blck  5,  same,  July  3,  same  to  Johanna  Stack, 

$400 

Block  4 Waller’s  sub  of  4394  acs  in  se  !4  8 39  13, Apr 

14,  Caroline  Gridley  to  W F Manley $5,000 

E A Baldwin  to  J F Buckley,  July  7,  its  44  and  45  b 

18,  Lavergne $500 

T B Turner  to  C E Perkins,  July  8,  und  ‘A  w 20  acs 
of  40  n<  rs  off  e side  of  It  1 in  sub  by  II  A Murphy 
and  others,  of  sec  18  39  13,  ex  right  of  way  of  C & 

Grt  Wrn  R R Co $12,500 

W R Lewis  to  C Bronner,  Aug  19,  ’85— Lot  3 blk  13, 

Salesbury’s  sub  in  5 39  13  $425 

Same  to  M Vogt,  July  19— Lots  31  to  33,  b 13,  Sa'l'es- 

bury's  sub  iu  5 39  13  $375 

Same  to  C Brouner,  July  6— Lot  4 b 13,  Salesbury’s 
sub  iu  5 39 13 

EVANSTON, 

100x146  feet  in  sw  cor  of  sec  18  41  14,  June  24,  C G 

Gilbert  to  Eliza  J Hinsdale $700 

P J Reilly  toC  Reilly,  July  2J— Lots  13  and  ii  b 16, 

Ravenswood $2  000 

C C Touhy  and  Heirs  to  F H Doiand,  July  15,’e 

414  5-10  ft  of  se  qr  30  41  14  $16,210 

C E Browne  to  Mary  E McWilliams,  June  16— Lots  5 
and  6 b 2 Brown  & Culver’s  add  to  North  Evans- 
ton   $200 

JEFFERSON. 

Lot  15  b 16,  Avondale,  May  22,  A Wisner  to  T Hos- 

man 

N H nw  H 20  40  13,  July  13,  R Hastings  to  W Kolze 

$9,0u0 

Lots  7 8 9 blk  1,  Smith’s  add  to  Irving  Park,  July  9, 

estate  of  Michl  Kehoe  to  J M Birns $600 

Same  premises,  June  15,  Mary  Kehoe  to  same, 

J M Deitz  toW  S Patrick,  July  17— Lot  2 b 2,  Deitz^1’00 

add  to  Irving  Park $300 

0 Zachartz  to  S R Hicks,  July  16 — Lots  9 and  10  El- 
dred’s  re-sub  of  b 20,  Jefferson $900 

MAINE, 

S 50  ft  of  lot  31  b 1,  Park  Ridge,  Mar  12,  ’85,  D Kier 
to  J C Evertson  $400 

NEW  TRIER. 

Lots  10  and  11  b 2 b 28,  Wiimette,  June  1,  A J Gro- 
ver to  R F Calkins $900 


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K E Clayton  to  The  Pullman  Loan  and  Svgs  Bank, 
Premises  to  be  known  as  lots  7 and  8,  Wamfried’s 
add  to  Lake  Side $ 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Lot  I and  e 2 ft  lot  2 Haas’  addn  to  Oak  Park,  May 

94,  A Grosser  to  R Grosser $2,500 

Lot  1149  oik  28,  Riverside,  Apr  6,  Mary  W Sea  to 

Amos  B Coe $8,000 

SW  H sw  M 31  42  9;  also  80  acs  in  Kane  Co,  July  10 

E J Shoonhoven  to  B J Wetmore $5,600 

SE  Vi  of  lot  1 blk  4,  div  1,  Riverside,  July  13,  W G 

Clarke  to  Annie  L Clarke $6,500 

Lot  38  Frej  tag’s  2d  sub  in  se  hi  nw  M etc,  8 36  15, 

July  13,  J G W Freytag  to  G Yanash $950 

Lots  54  and  55  blk  8 Phillips’  sub  ne  qr  nw  qr  etc,  6 
36  15,  Juiy  6,  Martha  A Martin  to  Isaac  Short, 

$600 

Lot  7 w % b 2,  33  39  14,  Dec  17,  ’85,  Mast  in  Chanc’y 

to  W Gorman $463 

NW  qr  se  qr  27  36  14,  July  13,  Jerome  B Jeukins  to 

J R Hoxle $5,500 

Blk  12  and  e Vi  b 11,  Kinzie’3  add  to  Thornton,  July 

6,  R O’Flanapan  to  C B Eggleston $2,70  ) 

W Vi  blk  11,  same,  July  8,  Emma  A Ellis  to  same, 

$1,600 

West  40  ft  of  sw  qr  b 14,  Young’s  add  to  Blue  Island 

Aug  22,  J P Young  to  D Paddock  $700 

Lot  10  blk  4,  Ingledew’s  add  to  Ravenswood,  Apr  5, 

S Sickinger  et  al  to  A J Baer $500 

N 538  ft  blk  3,  Morton’s  sub  e Vi  se  qr  35  36 14,  June 

19,  L G Johns  to  J Haft $2,000 

W Vi  s 238  8-10  ft  of  b 3,  Morton’s  sub  35  36  14,  June 

18,  T Walfe  to  J Haft $575 

Lots  1 to  4 b 4 Steele  & Bronson’s  add  to  Maywood, 

$600 

Lot  13  b 1,  Reich’s  addn  to  Dalton,  Sept  13,  ’84,  So- 
phia Inglebrecht  to  W Lair $4^0 

NE  qr  23  42  9,  July  12,  D W Haven  to  Sophia  Lanke 

$11,200 

Lots  6 to  10  b 108  Maywood,  July  14,  Young  to  Mary 

C Adgate $650 

C Freehauf  tj  B Bartz,  June  1 — Lot  11  of  w 483  ft  It 
9,  Co  Clerk’s  div  of  prt  of  29  37  14  in  Town  of  Le- 
mon t $150 

M R M Wallace,  guardian,  to  R M Bryant,  July  19, 

Lot  14  b 4 First  div  Riverside  $950 

J S Bielfeldt  to  C Stave,  W D , July  14— N Vi  sw  qr 

se  qr  27  36  14 $2,500 

C Stave  to  J RHoxie,  S W D,  July  15 — N Vi  sw  qr  se 

qr  27  36  14  $2,500 

R T Clarkson  to  F T Bavey,  Apr  20 — Lots  42  and  43 

b 3,  Brown’s  sub  w Vi  ne  qr  ne  qr  29  41  12 $10 

L Vernon  Ferris  to  W Plummer,  July  15 — Lots  5 6 

aud  7 b 73,  Maywood $475 

H G Struckmann  et  al  to  T Tresselt,  Jan  2,  ’85, — 
Lots  10  and  11  b “E,”  Turner  Pk  City $50 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  July  22,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  176  $799,248 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  107  349,089 

County 141  325,347 

Total 424  $1,463,684 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  July  23,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 149  $463,037 

County 164  342,012 


Total 313  $ 805.049 


TRUST  DEEDS. 

Allen  C L to  S M Dunning,  JuLy  5,  Its  2 

aud  3 b 8 Egandale,  3y  8% $3,950 

Armen  P to  C L Clarke,  July  14,  pt  b 21 

Kinzie  add,  5y  8% $5,000 

Armstrong  J to  A Heile,  JuLy  10,  It  4 It  18 

b 8,  17  39  14,  3y  6# $3,000 

Adderson  F to  E P Maynard,  June  4,  lots 
14  to  15  b 34,  Sheffield  add,  2y  7%.  .$1,500 
Andrews  J W to  R A Lacey,  July  9,  pt  8, 

37  14,  3y  7% ' $300 

Anderson  J to  J R Parker,  July  1,  It  32  b 

2,  8 39  14,  3y  6% $3,400 

Ament  S E to  C H Morse,  June  25,  It  20  b 

35,  Rogers’  Pk,  8y  7 % $2,775 

Anderson  O B to  S Delamater,  July  16. 

pt  It  16  b 10,  36  40  13,  5y  8% $1,050 

Aikmann  W S to  R W Bridge  July  5,  Its 
42  and  43  b 8 b 10  Sheffield’s  add  3 y 6£ 

$1249 

Anderson  M to  A Podolsky  July  16,  Its  21 

and  22  b 1,  33  39  14,  8% $3000 

Anderson  J to  A Wisner,  June  12,  Its  30 
and  31  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  60  ds,  7%.  .$1,100 
Anderson  J A to  H A Haue-an,  July  19,  Its 

6 and  7,  B,  W «fe  W’s  add,  18m  7 % $500 

Anderson  N C to  C Litchfield,  JuLy  19,  It 
36  b 1,  8 39  14,  3y  7% $1,000 


Boal  J to  W D Iierfoot,  July  17,  It  14  b B 
32  39  14,  3y  7% 

Blackmore  C to  P C Vierling,  Feb  1,  It  18 

b 8,  Archer  add,  8% $300 

Belden  S C & C W to  F A Moore,  July  20, 
Its  6 to  15  b 140  Maywood,  ly  7%.  . .$1,400 
Baker  R M to  G C Fry,  July  16,  pt  It  8 b 3 

Cleaverville,  6m  7% $5,000 

Bauman  F to  C T Tyrrell  et  al,  Jnly  20,  Its 

59  and  60,  28  40  14,  5y  7% $7,000 

Beume  F to  C H Niemann  July  14,  It  11,  b 

3 b 44  Sheffield’s  add  4 y,  7% $700 

Bode  C G to  W H Low  July  17,  Its  19  and 

20  b b Pennock,  90  ds  6% $202 

Budd  W 0 to  S M Moore  May  21,  Its  20  to 

26,  b 4,  16  38  14,  July  1,  7% $2000 

Buckmaster  S B to  S M Moore  JULy  3,  It 

10  b 4,  Douglas  Pk  add,  4 m 6% $200 

Barrett  A E to  J Stern,  June  12,  pt  It  9 n e 

>4",  23  38  14,  3y  7% $700 

Bosley  D W to  H Potwin,  Mar  13,  It  27  b 

2,12  39  13,  3y  6£ $1,260 

Byertnes  T to  A Heile,  July  1,  It  44  b 2,  8 

39  14,  5m $750 

Brixel  H to  H C Zuttermeister,  July  13,  It 

48  b 3,  20  39  14,  ly  8% $i,000 

Barker  C to  H C Van  Schaack,  July  10.  pt 

b 1,  13  39  13,  ly  8% $1,200 

Benda  B to  L Zavadil,  July  16,  It  33  b 9, 

30  39  14,  7% $2,000 

Baier  J to  F Lackner,  july  10,  It  46  b 5, 

Kay  add,  3y  8% $400 

Budd  W O to  F B Peabody,  July  10,  It  33 
and  pt  3 b 1 b 33,  16  38  14,  5y  7%.  . $1,500 
Bartos  V to  T M Hoyne,  JuLy  12,  lots  10 

and  11  b 48,  19  39  14,  3y  6% $3,000 

Ballam  J A to  F S Moffett,  Apr  15,  It  6 b 3 

6  38  14,  43m $1,400 

Burbach  J J to  O C Chase,  JuLy  15,  It  11  b 

1 b 11,  Sheffield  add.  Sept  15,  8% $625 

Birr  A to  P J Ellert,  JuLy  15,  lot  32  b 8,  6 

39  14,  5y  8% $800 

Borden  J U to  P Trumbull,  June  17,  Its  40 

to  44  b 2,  13  39  13,  3 v 8% $1,250 

Bernston  A P to  J E Otis,  Juiy  13,  pt  Lot 
4,  Hull  sub,  Butterfield  add,  3y  7%  I . .$800 
Bohlander  P to  W Garnett  Jr,  Apr  1,  pt  b 

192  Maywood,  4y  8% $2,500 

Bolger  W to  M E Greenebaum,  July  12,  It 

16  b 4,  36  40  13,  3y  7% $900 

Bruack  — — to  W Loeb,  June  25,  It  16  It 

3 b 4,  6 39  14,  5y  6 % $2,000 

Brennan  F to  P Keane,  June  28,  It  25  b 1, 

20  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Behrend  B to  P Popp,  July  14,  It  5 It  6 b 

51,  2139  14,  wkly,  8%% $500 

Brady  M to  J H Van  Vlissengen.  July  13, 

It  16  b 9,  33  39  14,  ly  7% $250 

Borske  L to  C S Holt,  July  9,  lot  29  b 31, 

Sheffield  add,  4y  7% $250 

Clark  J S to  E H Sheldon,  June  21,  Its  6 
and  7 b 7,  B,  W & W add,  3y  8%.  . . . $2,500 
Connally  P to  C Jorn,  July  15,  It  34  b 3 S 

& F add,  3y  6% ' $700 

Clarn  J to  J Foley,  July  15,  lot  111  b 42, 

17  39  14,  8% $1,200 

Campbell  J L to  F L Wilk,  July  15,  Its  2 

and  3 It  8 etc,  12  39  13,  lm  8% $2,650 

Coray  L E to  W Heckman,  July  7,  pt  It  77 

se  U"  12  39  13,  ly  7% $800 

Cross  C E & F J to  J R Foulke,  June  5.  It 

5 e Y2  ne  3^,  23  38  14,  6m  6% $300 

Cochran  S to  F S Eames,  July  14,  Its  5 

and  6 b 1,  35  41  12,  5y  8% $5,000 

Campbell  J L to  F Wilk,  June  24,  lots  69 

to  72  etc,  12  39  13,  90  ds,  7% $9,023 

Clarke  G R to  G Kean,  Julv  1,  pt  Lots  16 
and  17  It  18  b M,  Morgan  Pk  and  other 

prop,  6y  6% $7,050 

Cronholm  A to  B Olson,  JuLy  12,  Its  8 and 

9 b 1,  1 39  13,  7% $6,400 

Crowe  M J to  H Botsford,  Jnne  14,  Its  36 

and  37,  se  3 38  14,  5y  6% $3,000 

Changelow  J to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  JuLy 

13,  It  41  b 5,  28  39  14,  8% §1,000 

Cranston  R H to  S D Ward,  Julj-  8,  Its  5 

and  6 b 48  Cornell,  2y  8% $300 

Chase  A R to  C W Riqua,  June  15,  It  26  b 

2,34  39  14,  3y  8% $4,000 

Clarke  A C to  F R Chandler,  July  16,  lot 
11  e M se  sw  % sw  }£  4 38  14,  4 y 7 %, 
$1,000 


Cohn  B to  B Behrend,  july  17,  It  5 It  1 b 

66,  21  39  14,  6m  8% $375 

Green  R F to  J Lander.  May  5,  Its  3 and  4 
b 10,  sw  ^ 14  38  14,  Nov  5,  ’88,  7%.  . $1,900 
Carlson  A J to  H P Murphy,  July  12,  It  24 

b 16,  28  39  14,  3y $2,000 

Coghlan  E B to  G H Hess,  July  9,  It  3 lot 

82  etc.  Sheffield  add,  4y  6£ §1,250 

Candra  J to  A Stepina,  July  14,  It  5 b 59 

21  39  14,  ly  8% $200 

Campbell  J L to  H A Hurlbut,  July  8,  pt  b 

5,  Rockwell  add,  5y  7%  §10,000 

Caldwell  G to  J Stern,  July  14,  It  5,  b 8 b 

44,  Sheffield  add,  7% $1,400 

Catholic  Bishop  of  Ghicago  to  H A Chand- 
ler, July  15,  lot  21  b 4.  29  40  14,  5y  8%, 

$5,000 

Claus  L and  J S to  W E Furness,  JuLy  8 

pt  It  3 It  4 etc,  21  38  14,  5y  8% $6,000 

Christenson  0 to  M E Greenebaum,  July 

12,  It  22  b 1,8  39  14,  2y,  6£ $1,500 

Cameron  J to  S M Moore,  June  26,  It  55  n 

e 28  38  14,  3y  8% $323 

Christensen  A to  E Hunecy,  July  15.  It  21 

b 3,  33  39  14,  ly  7% $9,500 

Gruer  A to  F R Chandler,  July  20,  pt  It  19 

It  31,  16  38  14,  5y  7% $1,300 

Cath  Bishop  of  Chicago  to  F R Chandler, 

July  20,  Its  19  to  24  b 18,  10  39  13,  5y 

$6,000 

Corrigan  J to  W T Dwight,  July  20,  It  2 b 

2,  24  39  13,30  ds  7% $300 

Chaput  JtoWT  Dwight  June  9,  It  48  b 9 

17  39  14,3  y 7% $250 

Clarke  G R to  G Keen  July  3.  pt  Its  12  and 

11  b T Morgan  pk  5 y 8% $2200 

Clarke  G R to  G Keen  July  3,  It  10  It  1 b 

72  W Heights,  7% $720 

Cihak  M to  G G Shauer  July  15,  It  16  b 48 

19  39  14,  3 y 7% $i000  : 

Carty  M to  WHeinemaun  July  19,  It  21  b 

7 Sheffield  add,  3 y 7% $1250 

Dexter  W to  W S Linn,  June  19,  Its  9 and 

10  b 7,  11  38  14,  2y  6% ; $24,000 

Dolen  P to  R Tobin,  july  18,  It  9 b 13,  17  r 

39  14,  6m  8% $1,000 

Driscoll  M to  L Helm,  July  14,  lot  45  b 3, 

20  39  14,  3y  7% $2,000 

Davis  W H to  M A Delaney,  July  20,  Its  8 

and  9,  20  39  14,  2y  8% $15,500 

Dunne  E to  G D Pease,  JuLy  14,  pt  b 6,  J, 

R & S add,  5y  6%% $2,300 

Dickson  M A to  T M Crowley,  Jnly  17,  lot 

5 It  11.  24  39  13,  mthly,  8% $1,350 

De  Boer  H to  J Buehler,  July  20,  It  22  b 3, 

8 39  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Davis  T W to  A Smith,  July  13,  Its  6 and 

7 b 3,  4 38  14,  5y  8% $2,500 

Dohnal  F to  M A Werner,  Apr  15,  lot  35  b 

6,  13  39  13,  ly  7 % $500 

De  Camp  M B to  S Dunlop,  JuLy  9,  It  23 
b 2,  Blackstone  add  to  Oak  Park,  lOy  7 


Dale  J T to  H A Hurlbut,  July  1,  Its  1 and 

2 b 125,  s s add,  5y  8% $30,000 

De  St  George  A to  F B Peabody,  Jnly  15, 
Its  11  and  12  b 1,  36  40  13,  5y  7%.  . . $1,800 
Dwen  J G to  H A Hurlbut,  Julv  16,  It  4b 

41,21  39  14,  5y  5 %% .$9,000 

Duffy  J to  R Berger,  July  15,  It  8 b 3 J R & 

S add.  3y  8% $2,000 

Dettmann  L & J to  E Prussing  July  19,  It 

39  It  4 b 9 Sheffield  add  3 y,  7% $250 

Durava  J to  C S Holt  July  12,  It  21  b 31 

Sheffield’s  add  4 y,  7% $250 

Elfline  H to  T Scanlan,  July  7,  lot  21  and  f 
part  20  b 2 L & G add  Pullman,  2y  6£,^ 

$220 

Edler  A to  W C Fricke,  June  29,  Lts  1 and 

2 b 17,  28  40  14,  ly  7% $500 

Edwards  W J to  F A Winkelman,  July  12 

Its  27  and  28  b 1,  35  40  13,  2y  8% $175 

Enger  H to  J H Van  Vlissingen  Juue  15, 

Its  6 and  7 b 1,  22  37  15,  4 y,  7%.  ...$2500 
Finch  GWtoNWL&E  Assn,  June  15, 

It  11  b 2,  13  39  13,  8% $700 

Fluke  ME&JEtoJF  Mick,  JuLy  1,  pt 

b 19.  Englewood,  33m  8% $1,500 

Friestedt  L P to  C S Waller,  July  14,  It  43 

b 37,  7 39  14,  5y  8% $2,250 

Freese  J D to  R W Bridge,  July  16,  Its  1 to 

5 b 2,  36  40  13,  July  1,  ’89.  8% $2,000 

Floto  G to  W E Hatterman,  June  15,  It  18, 

b 7,  Bickerdike  add,  5y  8% $3,000 

Ford  J to  J W Scovillc,  June29,  It  23  b 21, 

7 39  14,  3y  8% $1,650 

Fetay  A to  P Colamore,  july  12,  It  40  and 


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pt  41  b 16,  6 39  14,  ly  8% $500 

Fischer  N J to  F D Cossitt,  July  16,  It  23 
b 9,  Cossitt’s  1st  add  La  Grange,  6m . . $50 
Foldo  S H and  M A to  S E Gross,  July  2, 

, 2y  6# $250 

, First  Baptist  Church  to  VV  Garnett,  June 

13.  prt  lot  5,  Assessor’s  div  34  39  14.  8%, 

$3,100 

First  Baptist  Church  to  S VV  Gardner,  June 

14,  pt  It  5,  Assessor’s  div,  34  39  14,  6% 
$3,000 

Fengel  C J to  J W Lanehart,  Apr  23,  Lts  6 

and  7 b 2,  29  40  14,  3y  6$ $350 

Fort  S & J N to  N W Gould,  July  16,  It  19 

b 4,  14  38  14,  3y  6% $1,000 

Friedrich  A to  H G Naper,  June  24,  Its  25 

and  26  b 8,  19  40  14,  5y  8% $1,340 

Frazinsky  J to  F Riedle  July  20,  It  17  b 1, 

4 38  14,  4y  6% $4000 

Girot  J P to  G Steinhaus,  July  1,  It  33  b 1 

Bradwell  add,  2y  6% $250 

Gebauer  H to  M E Greenebaum,  Jan  18,  It 

371  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3y  8% $400 

Goggan  M to  W M Howland  JULy  20,  It  22 

b 2 Armour’s  add  1 y 8^ $150 

Galitz  J to  VV  C Fricke  July  17,  It  19  b 7 

etc,  6 39  14,  3 y 7% $2000 

Guthrie  MA&WDtoJB  Galloway  July 

20,  It  17  b 5 S Chicago  3 y,  7% $700 

Gulrick  FtoWM  Howland,  july  9,  It  23 

b 7,  Archer  add,  ly  6% $2,000 

Gehring  A to  C E Brown,  JuLy  15,  It  22  b 

2,  8 38  14,  5y  6% $800 

Goodman  L to  R VV  Hyman  Jr  JuLy  1,  pt 

It  10  b 12,  11  38  14,  5y  8%i $2,200 

Grover  ME&AJtoMC  Bragdon,  Jan  1 

pt  It  2 l 52  Evanston,  5y  7% $2,500 

Graves  S E and  C M to  H C VanSchaack, 

July  1,  It  1 b 6,  36  40  13,  5y  6% $1,250 

GielvakT  to  H C Zuttermeister,JuLY  14,  It 

37  b 37,  21  39  14,  23m  8%  $500 

Gerber  J to  F Schrader,  Mar  19,  Its  46  to 

48  b 2,  19  40  14,  4y  6$ $1,500 

Griffin  J to  N Thomasson,  July  6,  w % e 
D/4  e 34  sw  8 w 38  14,  3y  8%  ....  $6666 
Grzenkowitz  I to  M E Greenebaum,  May 

27,  It  281  b i etc,  29  40  14,  4y  6% $525 

Grath  E to  C Aztel,  July  15,  It  20  b 64,  21 

38  14,  3y  7% $1,500 

Goodwin  L M and  G H Laflin,  july  9,  lot 

12  It  F,  3 38  14,  5y  7% $1,200 

Gleason  J to  S Dunlop,  JuLy  1,  It  13,  4 38 

14,  4y  -% $350 

Grady  J to  F R Chandler,  JuLy  16,  pt  It 

22  b 63,  14  38  14,  5y  7% $750 

Goedel  B to  H A Hurlbut,  May  10,  part  se 

34  se  34  33  40  14,  4y  5% $9,000 

Gottfreisen  E to  M E Greenebaum,  July 

21,  It  33  b 3,  1 39  13,  Sy  7% $1,300 

Guinane  P to  J J Altpeter,  July  17,  It  14 

b 1,  31  39  14.  8# $60 

Gubbins  J to  A Rehm,  JuLy  12,  Its  68  and 

69  b 43,  17  39  14,  5% $4,000 

Gallagher  P to  T J Leonard,  June  28,  It  25 

b 11,  19  39  14,  6$ $600 

Gaver  F P to  F P Leffingwell,  July  10,  pt 

It  10  b 4,  20  40  14,  1y  6% $200 

Ilines  F to  A IiowalsKi,  July  8,  It  34  b 37, 

5 and  6 37  15,  2y  7i $400 

Hiles  G B to  J Rosenthal,  July  12,  pt  It  1 

b 11  frl  15  add,  5y  $12,000 

Hall  G N to  M B Rich,  july  12,  lots  1 to  6 4 

It  2 etc  b 2,  18  39  14,  5y  7% $15,000 

Hall  E G & E to  H N Tuttle,  july  1,  It  27 

Wing  & F sub,  3 38  14.  5y  6% $2,500 

Houlihan  J to  R W Hyman  Jr,  JuLy  1, 

It  21  b 1,  Vernon  Pk  add,  5y  8% . . . . $2,000 
Hodlicka  P to  L Mandl.  JuLy  10.  It  33  b 8, 

20  39  14:  3y  7% $1,200 

Hart  L & W T to  C J Hambleton,  JuLy  14 

It  5,  36  40  13,  2y  6% $& 

Hutchinson  0 K A to  W M Luff,  July  1, 

Its  90  and  91  b 2 3y  8% $1,000 

HiekeyT  J to  A Schorling,  Jan  8,  It  14  b 10 

33  38  14,  5y  6 % $395 

Healy  J to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn,  JuLy  2 

It  20  b 5 b 26,  29  39  14.  8% $200 

Hodges  A and  LtoNWML  Ins  Co,  June 

9,  pt  b 2,  Clarke’s  add,  5y  6% $7,000 

Holwgren  C to  F B Dyche,  May  21,  Its  18 

and  19  b 5,  Cornell,  2y  8% $250 

HawracK  J to  S Fleetwood,  Oct  12,  Its  40 
and  41  b 5,  35  40  13,  Oct  12,  ’88,  8%  . .$525 
Hoerdt  F to  F Schroeder,  June  25,  pt  b 45 

' 19  40  14,  3y  8% $2,000 

Hakanson  S to  J W Meek,  JuLy  1 Its  47 

and  48  b 2,  35  38  14,  5y  7% $500 

Hansadowski  F to  F Schrader,  June  23, 

; It  68  b 17,  30  40  14,  3y  6% $300 

Heltmann  D to  P E Stanley,  June  20,  lots 

23  and  24,  sw  3^  8 38  14,  ly  5% $183 

Harrison  S to  D W Kean,  Mar  24,  prt  lots 

28  to  30  b 58,  13  41  13,  3y  8% $1,800 

Hartkrop  H to  G W Kroll,  July  17,  lot  6 b 

6 b 4,  24  39  13,  8% $1,000 

Hollacher  M to  A Peterson,  July  16,  lot 

It  1 etc,  b 26,  33  40  14  $470  I 


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Hoffman  W to  A A Exline,  Apr  30,  lot  5 bfj 
3,  Keeney  add,  Ravenswood,  4y  7%. . . $741 
Hogan  P P to  G M Bogue,  June  29,  It  65 

b 3 b 4,  13  39  13,  4y  6% $500 

Hoeller  H to  E S Dreyer,  July  7,  It  19  b 2 

9 38  14,  8% $750 

Herbertz  M to  N Wyth,  July  14.  It  12,  b 5 

38  39  14,  ly  6% $250 

HalvorsonO  J to  S E Gross,  May  20,  It  5 

b 13,  Clifford  add,  3y  8% ‘ $233 

Hardwick  W to  S M Moore,  July  15,  It  7, 

se  4 38  14,  2v  7% $300 

Hedin  K to  E H Sheldon.  June  21,  pt  It  5 

b 89.  Elston’s  add,  4y  6% $700 

Holtz  C to  F Heimann,  July  16,  It  24  b 2 

b 6,  29  40  14,  5y  7% $1,100 

Hannafoid  C R D to  R H McMurdy,  July 
1,  It  10  It  9 b 55  Evanston,  3y  7%  . . . $3,200 
Hales  S & J to  A Peterson,  JuLy  9,  Lts  21 

and  24  b 1 b 3,  18  39  14, 3y  7% $2,000 

Hickev  W H to  H C Schorling.  June  1,  It 

3 b 8.  33  38  14,  4y  6% $800 

Hemmiags  W to  S Kerr,  July  15,  pt  Its  18 

to  21  b 9,  Robert’s  add,  5y  7% $8,000 

Held  C to  C P H Dose,  July  12,  Its  81  to  86 

b 5,  36  40  13,  2y  8 % $2,000 

Heisen  C C to  H A Hurlbut,  july  14.  pt  It 

7  b 140,  s s add,  5y  8% $40,000 

Hulka  J to  G G Shauer,  July  15,  It  24  b 38 

19  39  14,  3y  7% $450 

Hardy  I and  D D to  L Baird,  July  19,  Its 

67  and  68  b 3 etc,  29  40  14,  5 y 8%.  . $2,400 
Hoffman  D to  A C Gehr,  July  21,  Its  23  and 

24  b 1,  4 38  14,  3y  6% $1,500 

Hoglund  A to  M W Pinckney,  July  17,  it 

60  Butterfield  add,  5y  7% $1,000 

Hanlan  S A to  S A Hanlon  JULy  19,  Its  40 

to  42  b 3,  23  40  13  $600 

Hall  J E to  H L Turner  judo  16,  It  44  and 

pt  43  b 2,  21  38  14,  3 y,  6# $520 

Jourdan  E to  C W Lasher,  july  15,  It  43  b 

3,  26  40  13,  10m $252 

Jacoby  A L to  F P Leffingwell,  JULy  10, 

pt  Its  10  and  11,  20  40  14,  1y  6% $200 

Jensen  C to  A Peterson.  July  17,  It  7 b 8. 

36  40  13,  3y  7% $600 

Jansen  D to  J Buehler,  July  14,  It  41  Wil- 
son add,  7% $400 

Jensen  J to  S E Gross,  May  20,  It  6 b 13. 

Clifford  add,  3y  6$ $233 

Jensen  J to  L Baird,  June  11,  lot  1 blk  1, 

Pickett  add,  5y  6% $7,000 

Jeckel  A to  J W Scoville,  july  15,  pt  It  3 

b 38,  Ogden’s  add.  3y  6% $1,600 

Jansen  A W to  R B Bacon,  June  15,  It  23 

b 5 20  40  14.  2y  6% $450 

Jackson  E H to  A B Mead,  JuLy  14,  It  25 

and  pt  24  b 8,  16  38  14,  2y  7% $1,500 

Jiranek  M to  C Nowak,  JuLy  15,  lot  46  b 6 

b 5,  Sheffield  add,  5 2-10$ $4,000 

Johnson  A F to  L H Davis,  June  26,  It  26 

It  1 b 4,  30  39  14,  4y  6$ $400 

Johannesen  J to  J W Scoville  July  15,  It 

11  b 3,  1 39  13,  5 y,  6$ $600 

Johansen  C & E to  J Nemecek  July  19,  It 

45  b 1 b 17,  33  39  14,  7% $1200 

Kirsch  M to  F Sommer,  July  19,  It  3 b 8 

Archer  add,  5 1-5$ ,$400 

Kramp  A to  J C Shumacher,  July  20,  It  41 

b 4 Sampson  & G add,  3y  7% $600 

Koch  C F to  N E Gary,  July  20,  It  16  b 3, 

1 39  13,  2m  6% $950 

Kalal  A to  F J Jitka,  July  15,  It  31  b 1,  8 38 

14  2y  7% $450 

Keefe  T F to  G N Stone,  Nov  18,  It  7 b 11 

22  38  14,  3y  6% $350 

Kelley  M to  M J Dunne,  July  7,  It  31  b 3, 

13  39  13,  8% $400 

Kozojed  F to  T H Schintz,  July  10,  pt  b G 

20  39  14,  3y  8% $1,800 

Kinsella  C <fc  T J to  L R Chandler,  July  13 

Its  10  and  12  Bogue’s  add,  5y  7%.  . . .$6,000 
Klentgen  B L to  A Podolskv.  July  14,  prt 

It  30  b 29,  28  39  14,  6$.  $700 

Keefe  T P to  D Quigg,  july  14,  Its  10  to 
33  b 4 and  Its  12  to  27  b 8,  22  38  14,  5y 

8% $5,000 

Kaufman  R and  J to  P Florsheim,  July  13 

It  45  b 83,  Elston  add,  2y  $4,000 

Kirby  A M to  J M Williams,  JuLy  14,  lots 

23  to  25  b 3,  L S & D add,  ly  6%  . .$14,000 
Kelly  S to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn,  June 

19J  It  4 b 1,  McP  & A’s  add,  8% $800 


Kleiner  M L to  J P Wolf,  JuLy  12,  part  It 

43,  Ellis’  E add,  3y  8%  $4,000 

Kram  L to  J H Ernst,  JuLy  14,  lot  24  b 3 

out-lot  E,  28  40  14,  3y  8% $800 

Katz  C A to  F Weigley,  JuLy  1,  part  It  3 b 

45  ss  add,  ly  7% $800 

Kennedy  R to  M E Greenebaum,  JuLy  8, 
Lts  43  and  44  b 23  Sheffield  add,  3v  7%, 

'$1,000 

Kuppenheimer  J to  L Bloom.  July  7,  It  4 

b 4,  22  39  14,  2y  5% $10,000 

Kean  J M to  J W Kean,  June  1,  lots  19,  21 

and  22  b 35.  Rogers  Pk,  5y  7% $1,200 

Krahn  A to  C Zuttermeister,  July  17,  lot 

35,  Stone’s  add,  3y  7% $600 

Keefe  M & J J to  P McHugh,  July  17,  It 

32  b 30,  17  39  14,  2y  6 % $81/0 

Klink  G to  R Berger,  June  26,  pt  ne  34  n 

w H ne  34  22  38  14,  3y  8% $600 

Knudson  O H to  S E Gross,  May  17,  It  7 

b 8,  Clifford  add,  3y  6% $366 

Kalal  J to  M E Greenebaum,  JULy  14,  It 

24  b 3,  20  39  14,  5y  6%% $4,000 

King  T to  W L W’hitmarsh,  july  16,  It  5 b 

5,  RocKwell’s  add,  ly  6% $300 

Kenney  J to  A Peterson,  July  20,  It  58  b 9, 

7 39  14,  3y  7% $850 

Kniepfer  D and  C to  E Koch,  July  16,  pt  It 

122  Bronson  add,  3y  6% $1,C00 

Kinsella  C and  T J to  G M Bogue,  July  15, 

Its  1 and  2 Bogue  add,  3y  18$. $1,673 

Kinsella  C and  T J to  O A Bogue,  July  16, 

\4  int  in  Its  1 and  2 Bogue  add,  3y  6$.  $700 
Kestner  L to  O Peltzer,  July  19,  It  11  b 3 It 

1,  25  39  13,  3y  7% $800 

Kamen  V to  F Denison  JULy  19,  It  34  b 21 

35  40  13,  2 y,  8$ $200 

Keller  A to  T Krolik  July  10,  pt  It  8 blk  1, 

6 39  14  8% $2000 

Kuhne  L to  J H Van  Vlissinger  July  8.  It 

7 b 5 It  1,  33  38  14,  2 y,  7$ $200 

Lyman  D B to  D Fales  July  15.  pt  b 5 L & 

L sub,  4 38  12,  5 y,  6$ $5000 

Luna  P to  F Kiolbassa  JULy  20,  Lts  1 and 

2 b 6,  5 39  14.  3 y,  6$ $1800 

Lee  MD&EWtoWA  Montgomery, 
July  22,  Its  13  and  14  b 5,  17  39  14.  3y 

6$ $5,000 

Letourneau  A & P to  O C Butz,  July  12,  It 

36  b 1 b 28,  31  39  14,  8% $100 

Lachel  A to  C S Holt  July  7,  It  28  b 31 

Sheffield  add $250 

Landsiedel  J to  F Lackner,  July  19,  It  lb 

1 PicKett  2d  add  3y  6$ $1,000 

Lamb  W E to  S M Moore,  June  26,  Its  43 

ai  d 51  ne  34,  28  38  14.  2y,  6$ $470 

Luce  F M to  H J Wallingford,  JuLy  5,  1,0 1 

45,  Culver  add.  3 y -% $6,000 

La  Buy  M A to  Sobieska  B <fc  L Assn.  July 
15,  lot  7 b 3 b 18,  Sheffield  add,  1 y 6$, 

$500 

Lichter  W to  M E Greenebaum,  Apr  10,  It 

138  It  1,  etc,  29  40  14,  3 y,  6$ $550 

Lee  H to  J Sobascyk,  JuLy  14,  lot  27  b 34, 

19  39  14,  ly $500 

Langley  E to  C G French,  June  21,  Its  21 

to  23,  U S Bank  add,  3y  6$ $900 

Lonsdale  W to  F L Comstock,  Aug  11,  Its 

42  and  43  b 40,  Cornell,  5m $225 

Lunkers  J J to  A E Leicht,  July  14,  pt  It 

33  b 7 Fullerton  add,  5y  6% $1,200 

Lucke  W B to  E E Prussing,  July  3.  It  6 b 

13,  29  40  14.  4y  6% $1,200 

Langetaff  T to  I G Lombard,  July  1,  It  61 

b 1,  23  39  13,  6% $550 

Lang  J to  A Rehm,  July  14,  Its  5 and  6 b 

1,  32  39  14,  h% $6,000 

Lucey  P to  J W Scoville,  July  9,  It  22  b 21, 

7 39  14,  3y  8% $1,600 

Murphy  D to  W A Montgomery,  JuLy  13, 
Lot  30,  Counselman  sub,  8 38  14,  3y  7%. 

. $450 


McDermott  B to  T M Crowley,  July  19,  It 

27  b 3,  Harrison  add,  mthly,  6% 900 

Myrick  W F to  W E Furness,  July  19,  Its  1 

to  5 b 3 Myrick  2d  add,  2y  8% $13,000 

McCree  C to  J Foley,  Jan  15,  lot  40  b 1 b 

47,  17  39  14,  8% 

McGuire  W S to  G W Kroll,  July  15,  It  6 b 

27,  29  39  14,  8% $1,300 

Merz  P to  W Loeb,  July  15,  It  1 b 7,  Da- 
vis’ add,  2y  7% $250 

Meyer  W to  L Baird,  June  2,  Its  1 to  6 b 1 


21  40  14,  2y  8% $2,200 

Mutter  L to  E Prussing.  July  14,  pt  It  12 

It  19  b 2,  Sheffield  add,  3y  7% $3,500 

Mclnnes  W to  G W Newcomb,  July  15.  It 

39  b 1 etc  b 29,  7 39  14,  6v  8% $1,200 

Moore  J to  C H Quinlan,  July  1,  prt  Its  10 
and  11  b 2 Ogden’s  add,  5y  8%'  ' . . $17,000 
McDonnell  J to  T Schintz,  July  14.  It  36  b 

7 bk  5 Sheffield  add,  2y  7% $2,500 

Matson  J S to  P Popp,Jlyl0,  It  1 It  5 etc  b 

66,  21  39  14.  8}4% $4,000 

Murphy  Thrush  to  D P Kinsella,  May  20, 

It  1 b 6 Archer  add,  2y  8% $769 

McGurn  J to  T W Sennot,  Jn  re  29,  It  28  b 

2,  17  39  14,  8% $500 

Moore  R C to  M E Greenebaum,  JuLy  13, 

It  35  b 4,  1 39  13,  3y  7% $800 

Murphy  N T to  N Thomasson,  July  6 e 34 

6 34  8VV  34  BW  34  ® 88  14,  3y  8% $6666 

McGrath  M B to  G Snydacker,  July  19,  It  7 

b 1.  7 40  14,  7y  8% $2,300 

Martin  M to  W D Cooper,  May  24.  It  56.  n 

e 34  90  38  14,  4y  8% $230 

Moses  Montefiore  to  L Silverman,  Apr  13, 

It  48  b 2,  5 39  14,  6y  8% $1,200 

Martin  G H to  M S Willard,  June  28,  lots 
89  to  92,  Cottage  Grove,  5y  8% . . . . $23,750 
Miner  M to  A B Mead,  July  1,  pt  It  31  and 
all  32  b 15,  Ashland  2d  add,  5y  8%.  .$4,000 
McFarlane  A to  C E Woolley.  JuLy  10,  It 

12  b 3,  36  40  13,  4y  7%  ' $225 

Max  C to  Phcenix  B Society,  JuLy  13.  lot 

20  b 1 b 11,  Sheffield’s  add,  5% $1,600 

McMahon  W to  M E Greenebaum,  Juny 
15.  Its  149  and  150  Hull  sub,  4 39  14,  6m 

7%. $400 

Mahler  F F to  VV  Vocke,  JnLy  14,  Lots  25 

and  26  b 7,  1 39  13,  6y  8% $5,2^0 

Mann  A to  M E Greenebaum.  Jan  23.  Lot 

128  b 1 etc.  29  40  14,  3y  6%.' $400 

Melville  D to  S W Roth,  July  16,  lot  110  b 

19,  7 39  14,  7% $2,600 

Moore  J to  C H Quinlan,  july  1,  pt  Its  10 

and  11  b 2,  Ogden  add,  5y  8% $15,000 

Muhoffey  A J to  B R De  Young,  JuLy  12, 

It  20  b 2,  9 38  14,  3y  8% $700 

Martin  J S to  S M Moore,  July  15,  It  48  b 

6,  13  39  13,  3y  7% $500 

Mittel  J to  J W Lanehart,  July  14,  It  9 b 1 

4 39  14,  ly  8% 1,500 

McGovern  M to  G Coombs.  Julv  15,  pt  It 

62  b 44,  7 39  14,  2y  8% ' $1,600 

Moore  M to  L Baird,  July  17,  Its  1 and  2 
b 10,  White’s  add,  Euanston,  3y  8%.  .2,500 
Miller  M to  W Loeb,  July  10,  pt  Its  3 and 

6 b 21,  17  39  14,  5y  6% $4,000 

Moran  T G to  C P McAvoy,  July  15,  pt  It 

10  b 15,  B W & W add,  ly  7% $300 

Markey  A to  G Snydacker  Julv  20  It  23  b 

4 b 25,  33  39  14  3 y,  7% ' $700 

Maurice  L to  S L Boyce  July  19  Its  4 and 

5 b 2,  20  38  14  5 y,  7 %% $800 

Masters  E J to  J W Scoville  July  15.  pt  It 

1 bl,  7 39  13,  6 y,  8% .$1500 

Nielson  P O to  J VV  Scoville,  JuLy  13,  It  6 
b 4,  Ingledew  add  Ravenswood.  5y  6%, 

$1,800 

Nowak  F to  F E Parish,  May  1,  Its  4 and 

5 b 1,  23  39  13,  2 y 6% $800 

Northnagel  C W to  VV  D Cooper,  July  16, 

Its  68  to  70,  20  38  14,  4y  8% $670 

Neumeister  J G to  E S Dreyer,  May  6.  lot 

51  b 1,  28  40  14,  3y  8% $3,500 

Noyes  C C to  F B Peabody,  May  1,  pt  lots 

15  and  16  b 8,  Argyle,  15  m,  8% $342 

Neumann  J P to  W F Lubeke,  July  15.  Its 

22  and  23  b 3,  33  39  14,  3y  8% $5,000 

Nord  A to  W A Bond,  June  19,  Its  10  to  12 

Forrestvllle,  June  19.  ’87,  6% $2,400 

Nisle  A to  N Neilsen,  July  21,  It  44  b 81,  6 

37  15.  2y  6$ $425 

Nielsen  O P C to  E M Higgins  July  5,  It 

47  b 8,  36  40  13,  72  m 8% $600 

Nejdl  J to  T H Schintz  July  9.  It  65  b 7, 

20  39  14.  5 y,  8% $3,500 

O’Ryan  C D B to  W Heinemann,  JuLy  13, 

It  11  b 32  J R & S add.  5y  6% $8,500 

Olson  A to  J Shoemaker,  July  13,  It  3 b 4. 

6 37  15,  3y  8% $375 

O’Donnell  J to  S B Mead.  July  17,  It  23  b 

8,  Hamburg,  5y  8% $450 

O’Bryan  W M to  J H Bissell,  Apr  20,  It  23 

b 16  etc  Forestville,  4y  8% $525 

O’Keefe  B to  P VV  Snowhook,  july  15,  lot 

41  b 3,  33  39  14,  1y  7% $500 

Orr  M and  W to  A J Nowlen,  July  16,  lot 

25  sw  34  16  38  14,  5y  8% $300 

O’Mara  P to  J Foley,  July  19,  lot  27  b 7, 

Hamburg,  8% $8:>0 

O’Malley  J to  N A Mayer,  july  14,  Its  1 to 

10  b 2,  4 38  14, 5y  6% $4,000 

O’Connor  S J to  C D Wells,  JuLy  6,  lot  26 

b 1 b 3,  Sheffield  add,  7% $6,300 

O’Leary  M to  F Riedle,  July  19,  It  7 It  25, 

16  38  14  ly,  7%  $1,000 

O’Brien  P to  J J Altpeter,  July  17,  It  5 b 3 

4 38  14,  8% $300 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


O’Donnell  M to  G Steinhaus,  May  15,  ptlt 

32  b 18  Sheffield  add,  4y  7% $372 

O’Shaughnessy  C to  HG  Foreman  July  15 

pt  It  3 b 48,  1 39  14,  2 y 7% $600 

Proctor  W to  M J Dunne,  June  23,  not  24 
and  pt  25  b 1,  34  39  14.  Nov  1,  8i.  . $3,000 
Pittaway  J to  J A Wilson.  April  12,  Its  13 

to  15  b 7,  21  38  14,  3y  7% $1,800 

Peterson  A to  H A Haugan,  July  15,  s 34 

It  10  b 4,  28  40  14,  3y  7% $800 

Psanick  J to  T H Schintz,  July  14,  It  10  b 

13,  20  39  14,  8% $2,100 

Peltzer  0 to  J G Braun,  JuLy  13,  pt  It  52, 

Culver  add  3y  7% $1,500 

Parrott  M A to  F H Dickey,  Mar  1,  lot  63, 

se  34  13  39  13,  ly  7% $1,750 

Plath  A to  H Kasseus,  july  10,  ne  34  18  37 

15,  8^ $400 

Pittit  M J to  S R Hurford,  July  16,  It  32  b 

1,  4 38  14,  2y  8% $200 

Palmborg  C to  S B Mead,  July  19,  It  28  b 

1.  9 38  14,  ly  8% $400 

Peabody  M J and  J B to  A B Mead,  July 

17,  It  5 It  1,  17  39  14,  ly  8% $2,5C0 

Petru  J to  T H Schintz,  July  12,  It  16  b 1. 

20  39  14,  5y  8% $13,000 

Putnam  J R to  C L Allen,  July  1,  pt  b 8. 


11  38  14,  2y  8% 


t,000 


Payette  A to  F W Young,  June  1,  It  29  b 2 

38  14,  80  m $480 

Prendergast  J to  J E Dalton,  JuLy  14,  lot 

3 It  8 b 24,  29  39  14.  8% $1,200 

Peters  J to  F C Vierling.  July  14,  It  30  b 33 

8 37  15,  4y  7% $350 

Putnam  J R to  C L Allen,  July  19,  lpt  bs  7 

and  6,  11  38  14,  3y  6# $25,500 

Pickton  W N to  J W Scoville,  July  J.9,  lot 

15  b 9.  Union  Pk  2d  add,  5y  6$ $600 

Powell  J F to  H A Hurlbut,  July  14,  Its  30 

to  34  b 8.  36  40  13,  5y  63 4% $10,000 

PetersoD  J G to  F R Chandler,  July  17,  It 

9 b 1,  12  39  13,  6y  6% $2,400 

Quandt  J to  P Popp,  July  13,  It  31  It  1,  24 

39  13 $800 

Raush  L to  H S Dietrick,  July  14,  It  30  b 

17,  35  40  13,  8% $500 

Rowan  M W to  S B French,  JuLy  13,  It  47 

b 3,  9 38  14,  6>^y  7 % $1,950 

Ricklefs  C G to  N Corwith,  June  25,  lots 
104  and  105  b 37,  Sheffield’s  add  2y  6 %, 

$500 

Ready  J to  J J Altpeter,  July  10,  It  16  b 

t,  8 38  14,  8% $1,500 

Reschelewski  M to  T Wilkszynsz.  July  9, 

It  15  It  16  etc,  E trail  South  add,  8%.  .$1,500 
Ross  J to  L Baird,  July  7,  It  3 b 3,  33  39 

U,  8y  8% $8,000 

Robey  F W to  T II  Schintz,  July  16,  It  b 

22,  35  40  13,  4y  8% $1,275 

Rosmison  J to  A Chytraus.  July  21,  It  66  b 

7 etc.  29  39  14,  8% $500 

Reynolds  H Land  F D to  H J Christoph, 
JuLy  19,  pt  It  5 b 13, Ashland  add,  2y  8%, 

$1,000 

Raddatz  F to  J Buehler,  July  16,  It  46  b 

11,5  39  14,  ly  7% $400 

Roth  G to  E Prussing,  July  20,  It  22  b 5 b 

12  Sheffield  add.  3y  8>% $3,000 

Ramrne  S to  S M Moore,  July  3,  It  7 b 4, 

24  39  13,  2y  6% $180 

Ritzki  A to  C S Holt,  July  14,  It  18  b 31 

Sheffield  add,  4y,  7% $250 

Rolfe  L M C to  D E Barnard  July  20  ptLt 

4 b 7,2138  14,  5 y 7% $2500 

Sittig  S A to  H M Shepard,  JuLy  1,  It  47 

b 3.  31  40  14,  3 y 6$ $300 

Schuler  A J to  A Rehm,  July  14,  Its  24  and 

25  b 4,  Culver  Park,  5% $1,000 

Slack  E A to  I G Lombard,  July  1,  Its  5 

aud  6 b 13  Douglas  Pk  add.  8% $1,300 

Schultz  M to  T H Schintz,  July  10,  It  8 b 

47  etc,  19  39  14,  8% $3,000 

Slack  E A to  A W Martin,  July  1,  Its  5 and 
G blk  13,  Douglas  Park  addn  etc,  5y  7$, 

$4,800 

Sullivan  M C to  J Riley,  July , It  19  b 

30  J R & S add,  2y  7% $375 

Schwartz  F & T to  W D Kerfoot,  July  6, 

It  34  b 3 Reaper  add,  3y  6% $800 

Schaefer  L to  Sheldon  & Hale,  July  1,  lot 

40  It  7,  8 39  14,  9m $2,000 

Schoenenberger  J R to  F Sommer,  JuLy 

15,  It  34  b 1,  8 38  10,  5 1-5% $500 

Smith  T B to  O C Butz,  July  6,  part  It  23 
and  all  It  24  b 20,  Holstein,  3y  8%.  .$1,000 
Schneider  P to  C Col  B & L Assn,  july  7, 

It  9 b 4,  Fullerton  2d  add,  5 1-5$.  . .$1,300 
Sebelin  H to  F Schrader,  July  1,  Its  1 and 

2 b 2,25  40  13,  3y  7% $1,600 

Sullivan  R and  M C to  J M Thomas,  JuLy 
It,  part  It  19  b30,  J R & S’s  add,  3y  8$, 

$400 

Stanton  M S to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  June 

19,  It  41  b 30,  etc,  32  39  14,  8# $1,000 

Swiney  M A to  F J Smith,  JuLy  9,  lots  24 
and  25  and  part  26  block  4,  Vernon  Pk 
add,  ly  8% $10,000 


Steep  H to  VV  C Fricke,  July  3,  It  21  b 3, 

6 39  14,  2y  7% $600 

Strahan  T and  S to  F R Chandler,  July  19, 
Its  11  and  12  nw  22  38  14,  5y  7%.  $1,250 
Strahan  T and  S to  S A Maxwell,  July  19, 

same  prop,  mthly,  7% $800 

Schultse  M A to  G M Bogue,  June  10,  It 

23  b 3,  4y  6% $500 

Schaffrath  G to  C S Waller,  July  13,  It  91 

28  39  14,  ly $700 

Seymour  J J to  J J Altpeter,  June  29,  lot 

32  It  29.  Egan  s add,  8% $1,200 

Stoll  C to  A Hoefer,  |July  17,  lot  141  b 6, 

Sheffield’s  add,  5% $8(0 

Sughrue  D to  M E Greenebaum,  July  6,  It 

40  b 34,  31  39  14,  3y  8% $400 

Sughrue  D to  S E Gross,  JuLy  6,  It  40,  31 

39  14,  3y  6% $300 

Sedgwick  V W and  E H to  J D Parker, 
July  7,  pt  It  5,  W & S sub,  2 38  14,  3 y, 

?>%% $3,700 

Schultz  J H W to  C F Schumacher  Jr, 
July  9,  pt  It  47  b 49,  19  39  14,  5 y 7 %, 

■ ■■ — r $1,700 

Schwent  J to  A Rehm,  June  23.  pt  It  1 b 

29,  29  39  14,  5% $500 

Stephens  N to  A Rehm,  June  28,  It  13  b 3, 

18  39  14,  5% $1,500 

Shaw  J H to  C Schorling,  Apr  5,  It  20  b 8 

33  38  14,  6y  6$ $450 

Strotz  N to  H A Hurlbut,  May  10,  pt  se 

se  % 33  40  14,  4y  5% $9,000 

Shaw  L F to  J Buehler,  July  15,  It  16  b 1, 

35  40  13,  3y  7% $500 

Schnert  C to  F Schroeder,  JuLy  1,  pt  It  16, 

Newberry  add,  3y  8% $4,000 

Sterm  E to  O C Butz  July  19,  pt  b 6 Kings- 
bury tract,  6y  7% $5,450 

Solomon  F P to  L Baird,  July  15,  pt  Its  19 

and  20  b 1,  29  40  14,  2y  7% $850 

Schmelzle  A to  R Berger,  July  15,  It  48  b 

7,  35  40  13,  3y  7% $650 

Sandgren  N W to  A Wisner,  July  20,  It  88 

b 7,29  40  14,  5y  6% $750 

Stevens  B to  J B Keeler,  July  20,  Its  19  and 

20  b 1,  17  39  14,  4y  8%% $2,000 

Schmidt  P to  A R Beck,  July  9,  Its  43  to  45 

b 14,  26  38  14,  Dec  1,  ’87,  7% $265 

Siesmau  A to  W Bartels,  Feb  12,  It  1 b 4, 

19  39  14,  ly  7% $400 

Strand  M to  W Bartels,  July  20,  It  2 b 4,  19 

39  14,  3y  8% $500 

Simons  J to  M Weinschenk  juLy  14,  It  28 

It  25,  16  38  14,  1 y 8% : . . . . $350 

Shakleford  J to  W D Kerfoot  June  18,  pt 
It  2 Lt  7 b 19  f rl  15  add,  Apr  2 6^...  $4000 
Schmelzle  A to  R Berger  July  14,  lt  48  b 

7,  35  40  13,  17  m 7% $350 

Tischler  M to  P Maas,  July  7,  pt  lt  8 b 65, 

21  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Tavlor  J F to  A B Jenks,  June  5,  lot  45  b 

1,  31  39  14,  2y  7% $200 

Thulis  P F to  F T Colby,  July  6,  lt  21  It  D 

28  40  14,  ly  8% $625 

Talbot  S L to  S M Moore,  June  26,  lt  36  n 

e %,  22  38  14,  2y  6% $400 

Titus  B to  T Morrison,  JuLy  5.  lot  38  b 21, 

17  39  14,  ly  8% $2,000 

Thomas  J W to  A Heinemann,  July  19, 

furn,  171  Halsted  st,  ly $152 

Timm  C to  D W Kean,  july  1,  prt  lot  13  b 

M,  Washington  Heights,  72  m $2,124 

Thomas  G H to  L Baird,  Juue  16,  lt  25  It 

7 b 2,  34  39  14,  3y  6 % $875 

Thomas  H H to  A Tidholm,  JuLy  1.  lt  4 b 

13,  21  33  14,  ly  6% i..  .$600 

Thedeus  H to  H J Christoph,  JuLy  2,  Lots 

23  and  24  b 7 Hegewisch,  2y  8% $400 

Tibbals  L G to  C H Moore,  July  19,  lt  39 

and  pt  38  b 3,  21  38  14,  ly  8% $115 

Troemper  C L to  A Wisner,  July  19,  lt  79 

b 7,  29  40  14,  4y  8% $800 

Terborgh  J to  H G Foreman,  July  20,  lt  72 

b 4,  7 39  14,  2y  8% $400 

Treder  R to  J C Schumacher  July  19,  lt  41 

b 17,19  39  14,  3 y,  7% $700 

Thompson  C C to  C H RieKe  June  8,  lt  3 b 

2,  18  39  14,  4 y,  8% $1750 

Tewksbury  W J to  R Berger  June  19,  pt  lt 

9 and  8,  sw  J^,  10  38  14,  3 y,  7%  . . $11,500 
Ulrich  L to  T J Leffens,  July  13,  lots  14 

and  15  b 1,  31  40  13,  3y  8% $3,000 

Uzell  C S to  D W Kean,  July  1,  pt  Its  16  to 

18  b M Wash  Heights,  Dec  12.  ’92.  .$1,699 
Vacha  J to  L Mandl  July  6,  lt  40  b 12,  20 

39  14,  4 y,  7% $800 

Vansternbury  E F to  J H Van  Vlissingen 

Apr  1 0,  lt  18,  b 2,  22  37  15,  3 y,  7% $850 

Vanash  G to  J G W Frey  tag,  JuLy  13,  lot 

38,  8 36  15,  6y  7% $216 

Valentine  to  Home  M L Assn,  July  13,  lt 

32  b 13,  Holstein,  5 1-5% $1,000 

Vrba  M & A to  L Mandl,  July  12,  lot  96  b 

9,  20  39  14,  2y  7% $500 

Vannest  S M to  A D Rich,  Mar  1,  pt  lt  10 

b 6,  21  38  14,  9y  7% $7,139 

Wagner  J W to  A Heile,  July  1,  pt  lt  39, 


Oak  Grove, 2y  8% 

Waller  W to  C M L Ins  Co,' July  15,' pit Tts 

* ® b 1 37  s s add.  5y  5% $20,000 

Wise  E E to  R W Hyman  Jr,  July  1,  pt  lt 

36  b 16  etc,  19  39  14,  3y  8% $8  OfO 

Willard  C W to  M Doyle,  JuLy  12,  it  1 b 6 

7 37  15,  8% $700 

Wewezer  A to  Fifth  Ward  B L Assn 
June  21,  lt  19  b 24,  29  39  14,  8%.  . . . $500 

Weckler  C and  A J to  E Prussing,  JuLy 

16,  lt  1 b 53,  Kinzie  add,  3y  8% $5,000 

White  E D to  A H Veeder,  july  14,  pt  lt  3 

b 2,  21  38  14,  5y  8% $1,820 

WalKer  ET&JHtoF  R Chandler,  july 
1,  Its  31  and  32  b 2,  3 39  14, 5y  8%.  .$8,000 
Whealand  C to  B R De  Young,  July  17,  It 

42  b 3,  36  40  13,  3y  7% $500 

Weepot  H to  H J Christoph,  July  16,  lots 

22  and  23  b 140,  S Chicago,  5y  8% $500 

Woessner  E to  C J Adams,  July  2,  lt  68  nw 

7 38  14,  30m  5% $150 

Weston  L M and  G H to  J L Chapman, 
July  1,  lt  17  b Linden  Grove,  5y  7%.  .$700 
White  J W to  H H Rose,  July  21,  Its  32  and 
33  b 1,  36  40  13,  7% $300 


Walthen  A and  F to  J H Ernst,  July  16  lt 

7. hJ7'  29  40  14,  ly  8% $1,000 

Whitfield  T to  H G Foreman  juLy  19  lt  17 

b 2,  8 38  14  3 y 7% $400 

Willert  A to  H A Goodrich  julv  20,  lt  20  b 

55,  19  39  14,  3 y,  7% * $300 

Warner  E S to  F R Chandler,  June  18,  pt 

b 7 It  17  etc,  16  38  14,  5y  8% $5,000 

Warner  A G to  F R Chandler,  June  18,  pt 

b 7,  16  38  14,  5y  8% $4,500 

Woodley  M & J to  J H Bissell,  July  16,  Its 

29  and  30,  Forestville,  demand $1,000 

Wainal  A & V to  L Zavadil,  July  1,  lt  41 

b 9,  20  39  14 $,1600 

Weddell  J W to  D W Kean,  July  1,  pt  lt  11 

b T Wash  Heights  70  m $2,769 

Williams  M J and  G W to  L Baird,  June 

8,  prt  lt  11,  b 2 b 3 etc,  18  39  14,  5y  6%, 

500 

Wisotski  L to  0 C Butz.  July  17.  lot  43  b 

23,  5 39  14,  4y  7% $1,200 

Young  B J to  M J Dunne,  June  16,  lt  48, 

Holmes  sub,  34  39  14,  2y  8% $1,500 

Zehl  Rto  J W Farlin,  June  9,  lots  25  and 

26  b 30,  25  40  13,  42m  8% $775 

Zimmermann  R to  M E Greenebaum,  July 

1,  pt  lt  4 b 1,  36  40  13,  3y  8% $475 

Zobal  J to  T Schnitz  May  1,  lt  56  b 33,  19 

39  14  4 y 8% $7000 

Zimmerman  H to  F R Chandler,  July  14, 
lt  20  b 2,  Pic  et’s  2d  add,  5y  7%.  . . . $2,100 
Zimmerman  C to  J Buehle,  July  10,  s % 
lt  12  b 1,  36  40  13,  ly  8% $100 

CHATTEL  MORT«A«ES. 

Allen  L to  C Babcock  July  16,  piano,  5566 

La  Salle  st  4 m $128 

Bredersen  J to  E R Mackey  July  20,  furn, 

99  w Erie  st  6 m $130 

Burns  A L to  J H Norton  July  19,  furn. 

160  Monroe  st  1 y $380 

Barnes  F J to  R A Hitchcock  July  19, 

horse  and  buggy $404 

Burke  P to  E R Mackey  July  15,  horses 

etc  Hyde  Pk  4 m $115 

Bromley  F C to  O W Barrett  May  1,  furn, 

Am  Express  bldg  8 m $800 

Buhholtz  F to  G Wyman  July  12,  horses 

etc,  Jefferson  18  m $61 

Blythe  J T to  E Kohn  July  14,  furn,  49 

Dearborn  st  60  ds $100 

Barclay  W A to  M L Pemberton  July  12, 

furn  3745  Johnson  pi $103 

Brockway  E F to  E R Mackey  July  8,  furn 
31st  st  and  Cottage  Grove  av  2%  m . . $300 
Becker  M A to  M Skinner  July  1,  furn,  134 

Michigan  st  2 y $900 

Burney  TtoEJ  Monaghan  May  1,  wagon 

etc  59S  Wells  st  4 m $300 

Bauer  A to  BrunswicK  B-C-Co,  July  8-  bil- 
liard goods  69  Larrabee  st  1 y $389 

Brown  I to  C Babcock  July  16,  furn  La 

Grange  4 m,  total $442 

Braun  C to  J D Spear  July  16,  furn,  1 y .$55 
Brinkman  A to  H Meinhart  July  14,  house 

Jefferson  2 y $300 

Bradeen  M to  E R Walker  July  13,  furn, 

1 s Elizabeth  st  Jan  2 ’87 $54 

Brachvogel  W J to  B Straus  July  17,  horses 

etc  — Milwaukee  av  4 m $187 

Barbin  M S to  J Barbin  July  1,  furn,  41  s 

Clark  st  2y $1,500 

Baidicker  FA  to  W S Wharton  July  19, 

furn  2031  Wabash  av  4 m $121 

Criscio  A to  J B De  Martini  July  12,  con- 
fectionary 1366  Oakwood  bd  2 y $140 

Carlson  E Jr  to  J A Fay  & Co  July  13, 

cattle  178  Monroe  st  4 m $112 

Carlson  E to  W N Alley  July  9.  furn,  Jef- 
ferson 6 m $165 

Codings  C H to  E R Mackey  July  14,  furn 
1207  Lill  av  6 m $335 


Carson  W to  W N Alley  July  15,  buggies 

etc  891  JacKson  st $301 

Conlon  B to  W W Charles  July  16,  furn, 

276  Chestnut  st  4 m $m 

Cressinger  S P to  E R Mackey  July  17, 

furn  5421  Dearborn  st $i 

Carroll  P to  C Passow  JULy  14,  pool  table 

etc  923  Blue  Island  av  5 m $86 

Conlon  B to  C Williams  juIy  14,  furn  225 

s Morgan  .t  7 m $70 

Crocker  J to  0 D Judd  Jr  June  28,  horses 

etc  — Wilcox  av  Apr  11 $126 

Clark  C C to  W N Alley  July  13,  furn,  373 

Winchester  av  6 m $156 

Charlton  T to  S A Tousey  agt  July  15,  furn 

799  Ohio  st  3 m $172 

Curtis  C & MH  to  E M Curtis  July  17, 

furn  Hyde  Pk $500 

Carson  J M to  M L Harris  JuLy  17,  furn, 

Lane  1 m 

Clingman  J to  P Jaeger  July  10,  furn,  69 

Lake  st $60 

Crawford  J N to  E R Mackey  July  15,  furn 

452  Adams  st  6 m ' $162 

Chapin  J M to  W C Smith  July  15,  furn, 

236  s Wood  st  6 m $122 

Cane  W M & A M to  E R Mackey  July  20, 

furn  435  n Clark  st  6 m $99 

CouchoisGS  to  E R Mackey  July  21,  furn 

Maplewood,  6 m $130 

Cosgrove  J H to  B McFaul  July  15,  furn, 

79  Canal  st  6 m $585 

Dodge  L to  I N Reed  July  14,  furn  241  La 

Salle  st  6 m $300 

Donaldson  M Dto  W N Alley  July  14,  furn 

198  Green  st  6 m $91 

Donlon  P to  S Richardson  July  13,  furn, 

171  w Polk  st  6 m $64 

Dunn  D J to  J G Jones  July  17,  furn,  124 

n Western  av  3 m $51 

Dilcher  J H to  W W Charles  July  17,  horse 

etc  56  Cornelia  st  5 m $192 

Drake  J to  W W Charles  Juny  12,  furn, 

4101  Langley  av  2 m $55 

Devere  J to  J Cullen  July  15,  furn,  449 

Morgan  st $55 

Dunn  S to  M N Knowlton , furn  Wash- 
ington and  Halsted  sts  4 m $1280  , 

Davidson  & Ginruh  to  Troy  Laundry  Ma- 
chinery Co , laundry  machinery  676 

Larrabee  st  Sept  1 $1281 

Doherty  W J to  A Reed  & Sons,  July  16, 

piano  1232  Dunning  st $475 

Dunlop  J to  C Babcock  July  16,  furn,  45 

Blue  Island  av  4 m $241  ' 

Dunn  M S to  A Lyday  July  16,  furn  409 

Madison  st  20m $800 

Dartmund  C to  H Meinhart  July  14  horses 

Jefferson,  2 y $300 

Doyle  K to  T Mackin  July  1,  furn,  241^£ 

Illinois  st  May  1 $630 

Davis  C to  E R Mackey  suly  21,  furn,  447 

Lake  st  6 m $130 

Dunkle  D and  L F to  J A Leonard  June  25 

furn,  60  ds $87 

Dutcher  E L to  M L Pemberton  July  17, 

organ,  261  Centre  av  2 m $30 

De  Clerque  H to  M L Pemberton  July  15, 

furn,  238  Chestnut  st  3 m $71 

Epley  C A to  H M McIntosh  July  16,  furn 

3123  Wentworth  av  6 m $83 

Ennis  J to  T Flavin  Juiy  10,  furn,  Lake 

4 m $392 

Ewert  C to  F Ewert  July  14,  horses  etc  115 

w Huron  stl  y $1000 

Edertsen  H B to  J H Spear  July  10,  furn, 

9 m $59 

Elliott  G H to  W W Charles  July  19,  piano 

665  Jackson  st  4 m $137 

Ellis  J A to  E R MacKey  JuLy  15,  furn, 

498  Madison  st  6 m $156 

Fredway  O & M E to  G H Fitts  July  13, 

furn $273 

Farrell  P J to  Barnhart  Bros  & S July  14, 

type  etc  799''Van  Buren  st  8 m $120 

Frederich  F to  B A L Thompson  July  5, 
caligraphs  type  writers  etc  193  La  Salle 

st  8 m $84 

Fluke  J E to  0 F Malcolm  July  13,  furn 

Lake  6 m $196 

Franzen  J to  P Krus  July  16,  furn,  Bow- 

manville,  demand $900 

Fuchs  J to  C Wandt  JuLy  16,  house,  Jeffer- 
son 11m $245 

Flood  J W to  Sohneidewend  & Lee  Co,  m 
July  19,  press  etc,  186  Monroe  st  19  ru 

$479 

Foxwell  C J & Co  to  W S Wharton  JuLy 
16,  statuary  etc,  607  Pullman  bldg,  3 m 

$568 

Foxwell  U to  CE  Wyman  July  20,  furn, 

Pullman  bldg,  2 m $275 

GursKie  M to  J D Spear  July  13,  piauo. 

Cottage  Grove  av  4 m $69 

Graves  D S to  Natl  Cash  Register  Co  July 

9,  register  62  Clark  st  90  ds $175 

crbons  A to  S Richardson  July  12,  t ir  1, 


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Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber, 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  I)RY  KILNS,  and,  having  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

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283  Dayton  st  4 m $68 

Gillian  G W to  H B Rogers  July  8,  furn, 

2961  La  Salle  st  4 m $65 

G jarves  A to  W W Charles  July  17,  furn, 

457  Madison  st  4 m $67 

Gibney  H to  C J Shields  July  16,  furn,  S 

Chicago  1 y $66 

Garson  I L to  Bernis  & McA  Brg  Co  July 

16,  saloon  138  22d  st  5 m $150 

Goode  S E to  R H Towne  June  29,  furn, 

513  State  st  16  m $1,500 

Gile  J to  E Weber  July  15,  furn  298  Clark 

st  9 m $1600 

Gooden  Ella  to  L B Shields  JuLy  17,  furn, 

434  Dearborn  st  6 m $55 

Giljohan  E to  H Kotz  JuLy  15,  furn  176 

w Van  Buren  st  2 y $150 

GoodnowW  D to  W S Wharton  July  19, 

furn,  745  Fairfield  av  3 m $332 

Haut  A to  West  Side  B Co  July  10,  saloon 

112  w Lake  1 y $500 

Haslett  J M & Co  to  Chi  Carpet  Co  July  1, 

carpets  etc  146  Clark  st $4276 

Hutchins  J C to  N M Simonds  July  1,  furn 

$75 

Hahn  F H to  C Babcock  JuLy  7,  piano, 

218  Ogden  av  3 m $73 

Halpin  W H to  E R Mackey  July  10,  furn 

389  Blue  Island  av  6 m $99 

Hall  NtoGD  Blake  July  10,  horses  etc, 

Hyde  Park  1 m $260 

Hammersmith  C to  Bemis  & McAvoy  B Co 
July  16,  saloon  2502  Wentworth  av  4 m 

$150 

Hendricks  J M to  E R Mackey  July  15, 

furn,  963  n Clark  st  10  m $150 

Heutsch  C to  E R Mackey  July  20,  furn, 

, 4933  State  st  3 m $115 

Holden  J to  J M Hayes  July  19,  horses  etc 

Lyons,  1 y $1000 

Hepburn  R to  E Church  July  20,  furn  99 

w Madison  st  5 y $93 

Hand  J C to  J F Cooke  July  14,  saloon, 

2942  Wentworth  av  1 y $250 

Hakes  M W to  A E Bates  May  1,  furn  103 

Ashland  av  18  m $2,000 

HorlickE  T to  H A Otis  July  8,  horses  etc 

Hyde  Pk  4 m $158 

Harper  W to  L A W Brush  June  10,  furn, 

5324  Atlantic  st $86 

Hulsart  C C to  S A Tousey  July  13,  furn 

and  piano,  Kensington  3 m $185 

Hellenthal  C J to  C Passow  July  10,  bill- 
iard table  etc  s w cor  36th  st  and  Ash- 
land av  9 m $135 

Harstman  H toT  Sehmekel  July  14  horses 

etc,  Rich  6 m $200 

Hyde  Pk  Pub  Co  to  R Hunter  July  16, 

press  etc  3004  53d  st  2 y $2000 

Harrison  A to  W L Cain  JuLy  1,  furn  395 

State  st  1 y $132 

Hartman  C to  C Wyman  July  8,  furn,  76  n 

Elizabeth  st  6m.,,.  $83 

Holland  F to  W N Alley  July  13,  piano 

1015  Madison  st  6 m $62 

Hermann  E to  A Cohen  July  14,  furn  495 

n Clark.st  2 y $82 

Hope  J G to  OF  Malcolm  July  9,  furn, 

3845  Cottage  Grove  av  4 m $83 

Herd  N to  W Metzger  July  14,  furn  635 

Canal  st  2 y $400 

Hall  E to  O D Hadsell  July  15,  furn,  Nee- 

Ban  bldg  6 m $200 

Jourdan  E to  W S Lasher  July  15,  furn, 

350  33d  st  10  m $252 

Jones  L S to  H M McIntosh  July  15,  piano 

1354  Wabash  av $130 

Jones  S B to  W S Wharton  June  2,  furn, 

1414  Wabash  av  4 m $345 

Joyce  R M to  E R Mackey  July  17,  furn, 

12  n Throop  st  6 m $325 

Jones  C T to  C Williams  July  16,  furn,  96 

b Halsted  st  7 m $57 

Jaeger  E & J F to  A Loeb  & Bro,  Apl  17, 
house,  It  129  It  120  etc  BronBon  add  2 y 

$1,500 

James  J to  J Wadsworth  Apr  29,  cows,  4 

m $140 

Jensen  N to  E R Mackey  JuLy  14,  cows 
etc  659  Seymour  st  1 m $105 


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Johnson  R F to  L C Johnson  July  20,  car- 
riage etc,  74  n State  st  23  m $250 

Jensen  M to  M Olson  JuLy  25,  laundry 

355  Milwaukee  av,  30  ds $60 

Judson  W F to  C Bunge JuLy  12,  horse  etc 

907  Lake  street  mthly $75 

Jackson  P E <fe  O to  S Richardson  JuLy  20 

horses  etc,  218  Chicago  av  1 y $1500 

Kitchenstein  J A to  S C McCune  July  16, 
boiler  etc  2028  W abash  av  18  m . . . . $1650 
Kendall  J H to  L B Shields  July  26,  furn, 

1025  Monroe  st $132 

Kerber  H C to  W Battcher  July  6,  horses 

etc  26  Blue  Island  av  4 m $2617 

KippC  M to  W H King,  JuLy  14.  furn, 

382  Wabash  av  6 m $183 

Kimball  J to  S Davidson  June  11,  furn 

1307  Bowen  av  wkly $134 

Kleist  M G to  H C Purkert  May  12,  furn 

149  n Clark  st  6 m $118 

Legner  W to  W W Charles  July  15,  furn, 

374  Noble  st  3 m $66 

Loetscher  J to  W Loetscher  June  14,  foun- 
tains etc  Lemont  2 y $600 

Lonsdale  W to  0 C Watts  May  1,  engine 

etc  Grand  Crossing  6 m $110 

Loeff  I to  J Wyman  July  17,  furn $47 

Lindquist  A to  F J Dewes  Brg  Co  July  1 , 

saloon  100  Milton  av  1 y 7% $1000 

Lechner  W to  Steger  & SauberJuly  13, 

piano  272  w Randolph  st $325 

Locke  J B to  J Wyman  July  15,  bakery  etc 

5709  Wentworth  av  18,  m $135 

Ladde  J to  F Krocker  June  24,  furn  48  n 

State  st  10  m $500 

Laramie  T to  F Maher  July  12,  printing 

office , 2 y $350 

Larson  O to  M L Pemberton  July  13, 

horses  etc  74  Chicago  av  5 m $72 

Lane  E M to  C E Wyman  July  6,  furn  2926 

Vernon  av $280 

Louny  C to  E R Mackey  July  15,  furn  343 

State  st  6 m $104 

Leonard  A to  E R Mackey  July  20,  furn 

741  Gordon  st,  6 m $130 

Logau  F A to  N Worwood  July  19,  furn  120 

n Clark  st  6 m $100 

Lorenz  D to  Wacker  &,  Birk  B & M Co 
July  16,  saloon  3614  Halsted  st  1 y . . . $250 
Lytle  A E to  W S Lasher  July  17,  furn  252 

Hermitage  av  2 m $50 

Meyers  W to  H Barrenschien  JULy  17,  sa- 
loon, 1602  Millwaukee  av  1 y $325 

Meehan  S to  J Cullen  July  16,  furn,  — 

Joseph  st  6 m $58 

McCullough  A to  L Caldwell  Juny  16,  furn 

200  Madison  st  4 m $100 

McNeal  J C to  D W McNeal  JuLy  14,  furn 

217  Warren  av  23  m $339 

McAbeeJ  to  H GaulerJuly  12,  furn  12 

Wells  st  mthly $800 

Mathesen  J A to  W N Alley  July  13,  billi- 
ard table  etc  395  MilwauKee  av  6 m.  . .$50 
Murphy  C E to  W H King  July  13,  furn, 

3138  5th  av  6 m $63 

Mauritzen  A to  W W Charles  July  13,  furn 

585  Larrabee  st  4 m $86 

Meyer  — to  M P Biddlecom  July  8,  furn 

1132  Milwaukee  av  6 m $59 

Monroe  J C to  G J Williams  July  13,  cabs 

145  21st  st6m $127 

Malahy  J to  W H Davis  July  10,  horses  etc 

35  Avon  pi  60  ds $150 

Medburn  D W to  W W Charles  July  16, 

furn  607  Van  Buren  st  3 m $671 

McLaughlin  J to  E R Mackey  JuLy  19, 

furn,  etc  28  Bryant  av  6 m $260 

Miehle  J to  Natnl  Cash  Register  Co  , 

register,  708  Madison  st  7 m $70 

McHugh  J J to  J H Norton  JuLy  1.  horses 

etc  51  s Halsted  st,  9 m $257 

Miller  M to  N E Gary  July  16,  furu,  119  s 

Western  av  1 y $150 

Mall  C to  B Masser  July  13,  furn  119  Des- 

plaines  st  wkly $363 

McDonald  H to  D M Hillis  July  5,  horses 

etc  121G  Indiana  av  4 m $212 

Norton  A D to  J E La  Fond  July  13,  furn 

319  Michigan  av  6 m $931 

Nathan  S to  S Egger  July  14,  bakery,  6u2 


Canal  st $150 

Nye  W C to  O Burdick  & Co  JULy  19, 

horses  etc  7% $1027 

Nowling  A to  C W & E Pardridge  July  1, 

carpets  etc,  68  Rush  st  4 m $128 

O’Connor W S to  C Dennehy  July  19,  sa- 
loon 316  State  st  1 y $900 

Olson  O to  J E La  Fond  July  20,  furn,  384 

Milwaukee  av,  3 m $111 

O’Brien  M to  E R Mackey  July  15,  piano, 

96  22d  st  6 m $68 

Oswald  B to  J Brown  JuLy  19,  furn,  185 

3d  av,  12  m $1200 

Oliver  H J to  W S Wharton  June  16,  piano 

753  Van  Buren  stJuly  30 $105 

O’Connor  J A to  E R Mackey  JuLy  16,  furn 

121  Huron  st  6 m $68 

Olund  J to  E R Mackey  juLy  16,  horses 

etc  1260  Noble  st  3 m $115 

Pond  L S to  TJ  E Attwater  July  9,  furn  21 

Congress  st  1 y $600 

Perry  A to  W W Charles  July  16,  furn  80 

Menominee  st  4 m $157 

Pipenbrink  F toC  Quindel  June  14,  mules 

Barrington  Feb  14,  ’87 $175 

Palmek  A G to  L B Shields  July  16,  furn 

4944  State  st  6 m $59 

Poole  E H to  M L Pemberton  July  15, 

furn  609  63d  st $450 

Parslow  S E to  E R Walker  July  15,  drugs 

etc  188  Halsted  st  2 m $50 

Pike  S to  H A Pemberton  July  14,  piano 

194  La  Salle  av $96 

Prouty  E to  C A Tousey  July  17,  engine 

etc  Chicago  Lawn  3 m $360 

Peterson  T to  H Barrenschien  juLy  17, 

saloon  Jefferson  1 y $300 

Pierce  C W to  J D Spear  July  14,  piano, 

9 m $130 

Preston  S to  J D Spear  July  12,  furn  3516 

Michigan  av  7 m $91 

Pereles  L to  C Babcock  July  16,  horses, 

354  Henry  st  4 m $75 

Quinsey  A to  W S Wharton  July  12,  furn 

335  Western  av  3 m $345 

Radge  A to  N M Plotke  July  19,  saloon, 

430  w Chicago  av  60  ds $100 

Renker  M to  J F Dittman  July  14,  furn 

394  Dearborn  st  2 y $1,000 

Rager  A to  F W Baker  JuLy  17,  furn  and 

piano  865  Shober  st  1 y $225 

Roland  M C to  F L Thayer  July  14,  furn 

286  Illinois  st  2 y $800 

Riddle  H S to  W S Wharton  July  8,  furn, 

142  Green  st  4 m $58 

Robinson  E to  G B Christie  July  19,  furn, 

2115  Clark  st  150  ds $54 

Rix  J B to  F Heil  July  17,  saloon  66  Sher- 
man st  6 m $300 

Richards  M G to  M A Decker  July  9,  furn 

902  Adams  st  May  1 $136 

Ratsenberg  Tto  J Johnson  June  1,  horses 

ete,  Jefferson  2 y 

Romoth  S to  J D Spear  JuLy  16,  furn,  711 

w North  av  9 m $55 

SweeneyM  to  C BabcocK  July  12,  furn 

and  piano  3645  Halsted  st  4 m $87 

Smith  F J to  E R Mackey  JuLy  15,  furn 

278  Michigan  av  3 m $172 

Scott  W toE  R Mackey  July  21,  horse  etc, 

,2  m 

Stiefen  A to  Janeway  & Co  July  20,  store 

fixtures  693  Halsted  st,  10  ds $209 

Scully  J to  H A Pemberton  July  16,  furn, 

3710  State  st  3 m $65 

Spiegel  C to  J Schroeder  Apr  3,  cows  etc 

Palatine  2 y $46o 

Stevens  H to  L AW  Brush  July  16,  furn, 

302  31st  st $92 

Schaffer  L to  R H Babcock  Juny  10,  piano 

480  Larrabee  st  3 m $67 

Schmeling  M to  R Stevenson  J uly  16,  store 

393  Wells  st,  15  m $1500 

Schneider  E to  J E LaFond  July  16,  res- 
taurant 156  Desplaines  st  6 m $66 

Siegle  C toC  Seipp  Brg  Co  July  17,  saloon 

Lawndale $300 

Stepney  J M to  J Wyman  July  17,  furn, 

200  Van  Buren  st  6 m $60 

Schmidt  F C G to  H Hammes  July  2, 
bldgs,  100  Seminary  av  1 y . . f $4q0 


Sanford  C to  J J Oven  July  15,  furn,  300 

Warren  av  4 m $479 

Sublett  C L to  B Axman  July  3,  furn, 

Feb  3 $90 

Stein  J A to  E R Mackey  July  16,  furn, 

373  Wabash  an  6 m $427 

Sommer  G to  P Sommer  May  24,  market 

Lake  1 y $225 

Smith  W to  S Richardson  July  9,  furn,  25 

Whipple  st  6 $166 

Scheuermann  F to  S Richardson  Jan  16, 

turn  32  Mark  St  3 m $154 

Stevens  L R to  M N Knowlton  July  19, 

3032  Lake  Pk  av,  4 m $675 

Sheldon  C F to  J H Spear  July  13,  furn. 

248  Laflin  st  6 m $79 

Swift  E D to  A Schaffhauser  July  12,  furn, 

2421  State  st  6 m $96 

Smith  H M to  D S Leavens  July  17,  furn 

275  w Madison  st  wkly $431 

Spain  N J to  E S McDonald  June  14,  bil- 
liard hall  105  Halsted  st  6 m $300 

Titterington  T to  A M Ryan  July  15,  furn 

1201  Wabash  av  4 m $64 

Thonson  A to  E R Mackey  July  19,  furn, 

811  Ashland  av  6 m $55 

Van  Osdel  EG&CRtoCWA  E Pard- 
ridge julv  — . painting  Central  Music 

Hall  5m....'. $60 

Van  Houghton  OS  to  J D Spear  JuLy  16, 

furn,  332  Blue  Island  av  6 m $104 

Vergez  H to  E R Mackey  July  9,  furn,  96 

Arthington  pi,  2 m $192 

Wiggins  W to  A A Westengard  July  15,  pi- 
ano 1204  Wabash  av  1 y $95 

West  B to  W S Wharton  JuLy  19,  horses 

etc,  839  Washington  bd,  4 m $115 

WTilson  M F to  C Williams  July  15,  furn 

and  piano  209  Park  av  4 m $115 

Wagner  HVtoWN  Alley  July  9,  furn  3t9 

Taylor  st  2 m $110 

Weber  G to  R D Kelly  July  5,  horses  etc 

Palos  6 $300 

Wise  J B to  L Weil  July  14,  piano  183  Erie 

st  90  ds $125 

Walter  K to  C Schleenk  July  14,  saloon, 

253  Blue  Island  av  6 m $600 

Weigh  J to  J E La  Fond  July  12,  carriage 

etc  1828  Indiana  av  3 m $409 

Wanzer  W D to  S Richardson  July  14,  furn 

2706  Butterfield  st  6 m $185 

Wilson  A to  S Richardson  July  17,  furn, 

118  Aberdeen  st  5 m $50 

Wright  &Co  to  Troy  Laundry  Machinery 

Co,  , engine  etc,  5 m $621 

Ward  Pto  W W Charles  July  19,  mules, 

300  Halsted  st  2 m $62 

Webb  B F to  M L Pemberton  July  14,  furn 

and  piano,  347  Indiana  st $91 

Whitney  W to  O F Malcolm  July  9,  wagon 

etc  206  Sangamon  st  6 m $241 

Wylie  J R to  C Williams  July  17,  type  etc 

166  Washington  st  7 m $570 

Ward  P to  W S Wharton  July  12,  furn  300 

s Halsted  st  4 m $115 

Wales  M C & W to  J H Spear  July  15, 

furn,  Cicero  6 m $130 

WedowsKy  A to  W H King  July  12,  mar- 

Ket  151  Southport  av  6 m $62 

WhelandT  E to  D Cole  July  3,  furn  2910 
Prairie  av  3 m $300 


MORTGAGES. 

Cossitt  F D to  R Puruble,  Apr  6,  lot  6 b 
20,  Cossett’s  1st  add,  La  Grange. 

r%y0 $-oo 

Kennedy  R to  Mut  Ben  L Ins  Co..  July  1, 

Its  1 to  3 It  45  etc,  b 1,  J & P’s  add,  5y 

6% $6,000 

Schwebs  A to  D Ahlers,  July  17,  It  31  b 2. 

McReynold’s  add,  5y  7% $40<1 

Pahnke  R to  C Wattke,  July  7,  It  38  b 30,jj-? 

Sheffield’s  add,  ly  $100 

Crowley  T M to  G S Hubbard  Jr,  July  10. 

its  1 to  3 b 7,  24  39  13,  3y  6# $900 

Hicks  S R to  D W Eldred,  July  16,  Its  9 

and  10  b 20,  Jefferson,  3y  $400 

Slahr  E to  C G Hutchinson,  July  17,  It  7 b 

23,  Ogden’s  add,  ly  8% $100 

Howard  C J to  F Howard,  july  15,  lots  6 


and  7 b 6,  3 38  14,  5y  7# $4,000 

Sedioka  J to  Grant  B & L Assn,  July  17,  It 

72  It  1 b 37.  21  39  14,  6# $600 

Casey  F to  E A Wood,  May  4.  lot  4 b 8,  4 

38  14,  48m,  7# $950 

Barker  J C to  N Barnes,  July  17,  lots  38 

and  39  b 1,  2 39  13,  3y  7# $800 

Kloppenburg  J ECtoGCML&B  Ass’n 

July  14,  It  51  b 10,  29  40  14,  8 # $1,600 

Dattzmann  JtoGOML&B  Ass’n,  July 

17,  It  13  b 1,  4 38  14.  8# $300 

Johnson  E to  W H Smith,  June  7,  It  6 b 1, 

1 39  13,  2y  7# $275 

Shortley  J J to  H E Robbins,  July  12,  Its 

5 and  6 b 3,  1 38  13,  96m,  8% $1,550 

Jansen  K to  N Corwith,  June  16,  It  40  b 1 

Bradwell’s  add,  4y  8% $400 

Thompson  u to  M E Jaquith,  July  1,  lots 
47  and  48  b 6,  Smith’s  add,  Normalville 

2y  6# $1,500 

Resch  J to  N Irmen,  June  3,  It  7 blk  8,  36 

40  13,  5y  7% $800 

Olson  0 B to  M Olson,  July  19,  lots  13  to 

• 15  b 1,  14  39  13,  5y  8% $1,500 

Vanderbaugh  A C to  W Doepp,  July  1,  pt 

nw  20  36  15,  4m  8% $1,800 

Leavitt  S to  G P Scrieven,  May  29,  lot  6 

and  pt  It  5,  Ellis  e add,  4y  8% $2,900 

Wilson  F J to  E B Felsenthal,  July  14,  pt 

Its  13  and  14  b 25  etc,  27  39  14 $1,500 

McIntosh  A to  A R Hillyer,  June  25  Its  35, 

38  and  pt  39  b 2,  34  39  14,  8% .$4,250 

Morrill  A A to  J Schade,  J uly  9,  pt  It  31  b 
24.  Kiml. ark’s  addn,  Hyde  ParK,  2y  8%, 

$2,000 

Hutchinson  C to  P Lynch,  July  1.  It  21  b 

5,  Archer  add,  3y  8% ...$1,500 

Dunne  W J to  W Rogau,  July  8 Its  1 and 
2 blk  1 blk  12,  Rockwell’s  addn,  3y  8%, 

$12,000 

Schnitz  E H to  Natl  Pk  Bk,  N Y,  June  15, 

pt  bs  7 and  15,  31  40  14,  4y  8% $10,000 

Watzdorf  M to  Phcenix  B Society,  July 

13,  It  56  b 3,  etc,  29  40  14,  8% $2,700 

Hogland  J 0 to  Phoenix  B Society,  July 

13,  s 1'2  lot  11  b 4,  J,  R <fc  S’s  addn,  5#, 
$700 

Malcolm  H to  E R Haase,  July  15,  pt  lot 

18  b 2,  Carpenter’s  add,  3y  6% $2,500 

Wiedemann  G C to  Home  M L Assn,  July 

14,  It  48  b 21,  5 39  14,  5 1-5$ $4,000 

Foss  O to  Mut  B & L Assn,  July  13,  It  105 

b 2,  8 39  14,  8% $1,000 

Gabel  E to  West  North  Av  B L & H Assn, 

July  15,  It  23  b3,  1 39  14,  5% $300 

Anderson  F to  W North  Av  B L&  H Ass’n 

Julv  15,  It  7 b 7,  1 39  13 

Breueman  M E to  C J Hambleton,  July  I, 

It  41  b 6,  23  39  13,  8% $1,025 

Czarchorowsky  A to  W J Mayer,  July  13, 

It  13  b 4,  20  39  14,  ly  7# $1,500 

Owens  A to  A Hepburn,  July  12,  It  51  b 3 

Davis  add,  2 y 7# $400 

Blau  rock  F R to  W C Goudy,  July  1,  lot  8 

b 6,  Argyle,  4y  7# $1,200 

Blau  rock  F R to  W C Goudy,  July  1,  lot  8 

b 6,  Argyle $ 

Nelson  G to  W C Goudy,  JuLy  13,  pt  lot  8 

b 7,  Argyle,  7# $400 

Pierce  C E to  F H Pierce,  July  14,  lots  50 

to  54  b 40,  Morgan  Pk,  7% $ 

Wing  W D to  D E Wing,  May  2,  lot  7 It  1 

b 4 b 47  o t,  5y  7# $5,000 

Krueger  F to  R Berger,  July  7,  lots  10  to 

12  b 5,  35  40  13,  3y  8% $950 

Everett  C E & -J  D to  C B Farwell,  July 

15,  It  11  b 61,  7 39  14,  5y  8% $1,000 

Steiber  H to  M Brand,  July  10,  It  45  b 1, 

36  40  13,  2y  7# $200 

Nelson  N to  Mut  B & L Assn,  July  14,  lot 

20  b 7,  36  40  13,  8% $200 

Orms  L H to  E W Ellis,  Mar  5,  lot  2 b l b 

2,  4 38  14,  2y  7# $3,000 

Perry  W to  Commonwealth  L & B Assn, 

JuLy  8,  Its  20  and  21  b 15,  31  38  15,  8 #, 

$2,000 

Gurney  S J to  People’s  B & L Assn,  July 

5,  It  131  b 11,  8 39  13,  8% $400 

Anderson  J A to  H A Haugan,  JuLy  15,  It 
31  and  part  lot  30  b 11,  29  40  14,  3y  6%, 

$1,500 

Boyer  M F and  L J to  Phoennix  B Socie- 
ty, July  14,  It  37  b 16,  Forrestville,  8%, 

$2,500 

Bacorn  A L to  F M Wilkinson,  July  20,  It 

4 and  pt  It  5 b 2,  9 39  13,  4y  7# $660 

Plummer  W to  L V Ferris,  July  15,  lots  5 

to  7 b 73,  Maywood,  23m  8% $360 

Strong  J N to  E D Bell,  June  5,  Its  71  and 
72  b 4,  H & R’s  add,  W Heights,  ly  6 

% $300 

Peterson  G to  L R Pitney,  July  19,  s It 

8 b 1,  3 38  14,  5y  5% $300 

Griffin  P to  H D and  B H Barber,  May  10 

Its  1 to  3 It  2,  4 38  14,  2y  8% $625 

Brown  H A to  C R Steele,  July  1,  It  8 b 3, 

12  38  14,  2y  6# $1,375 


Yalk  M to  Home  M L Assn,  July  19.  it  30 

b 2,  Chatfield  add,  5 1-5# $3,000 

Valk  S to  Home  M L Assn,  July  19,  It  31 

b 2,  Chatfield  add,  5 1-5# $2,000 

League  M E and  WtoHD  Trask,  July  16 

Its  1 and  2 b 6,  11  39  13,  ly  7#  $1,200 

Morgan  E to  Chicago  P B & L Assn,  June 

15,  ptlt  12  b 1,30  38  15,  8# $800 

Bushee  B to  H P Smith,  JuIy  19,  pt  It  7 b 

6,  21  38  14,  5y  7# . $3,000 

Stone  G T to  Englewood  B & L Assn,  Oct 

12,  It  35  b 2,  4 38  14,  7# $1,500 

W’ells  H and  G D to  Cosmopolitan  B & L 
Assn,  June  30,  It  1 b 8,  21  38  14,  7#  . .$900 
O’Leary  M to  Englewood  B & L Assoc’n, 

July  12,  It  15  b 3,  10  38  14,  7# $2,000 

Woolverton  J J to  W Chicago  B & L Assn 

June  19,  pt  b 6,  18  39  14,  8# $400 

Carson  A A and  E H to  C J Bliss,  July  10 

Its  16  to  23  b 1,  18  37  15,  ly  7# $354 

Reighard  J D to  R F Heap,  June  29,  pt  b 

15  6 and  8,  Rosedale.  4y  7# $2,000 

Tiedt  J to  A S Wehrheim,  July  12,  lots  9 

and  10  b 14,  29  40  i4,  3y  7# $450 

Pietsch  C W to  A C Clark,  Jan  7,  It  47  b 

1,  20  40  14,  3y  6# $350 

Riehl  T to  D K Tenney,  May  15,  Its  25  to 
27  b 8,  6 39  14,  3y  6# $1,600 


JUIMiJIESTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

102522  Edmund  A Cummings  et  al  v Franklin  M Herr 
It  L Rosencratz  made  party  to  judgt,  $264.- 


By  agreet, 
By 


et  al. 

66. 

li  3879  ValeDtine  Blatz  v Frank  Kasak. 

$336.  Attach  dissolved. 

103671  Wm  P Roome  v Bain’e  Tea  & Coffee  Co. 
deflt,  $1134.H'. 

101074  EdmuDd  N Cooke  et  al  v Ruel  G Rounds. 
Same.  $5  9.68. 

99991  South  Branch  LumbeR  Co  v Andrew  Prins.  On 
findg,  $862.75.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

100361  Rosa  Cohn  v Grand  Lodge  No  83  K S B and 

FDist  G Lodge  No  4 K SB.  On  findg,  $1001.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

103109  Bradner  Smith  & Co  v W V R Powis.  By  deflt 
$604.62. 

103021  J Hamilton  Bell  et  al  v Bain’s  Tea  & Coffee 
Co.  Same  $894.33.  and  gen  and  sped  exn. 

97814  Frank  D Reynolds  v John  H Bingham.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt  $1160.25.  Appl;  bond  in  3 1 ds  and 
bill  ex  in  60  ds. 

103736  H Folsom  et  al  v Emma  E Burgess.  By  deflt, 
$655.85. 

103417  Joseph  Beifeld  et  al  v Charles  Hill.  By  deflt, 
$484  6 1.  and  sped  exn. 

93126  Simon  G Curtice  v James  K Armsby  and  Henry 
Newton.  By  deflt,  $1159.23.  Dis  as  to  Waite  and 
gams  dischgd. 

100766  John  Hacker  v C C Ry  Co.  On  findg,  $500. 
Sati-fied. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 


Mo  n t denied. 


By  stip 


5325  Jacob  Heim  v John  N Hubbard, 
and  judgt  $400. 

55014  O S Richardson  et  al  v Louis  Neuber; 

$550. 

55403  Same  v Same.  Same  $160. 

54855  O Johnson  use  etc,  v Sven  Nelson.  On  findg, 
$82.61.  Satisfied. 

55139  Thomas  McNamara  v P R Boyle.  On  findg,  $36. 
Satisfied. 

57030  Henry  Hoyermann,  use  etc  v Peter  Jensen.  On 
afft,  $51. 

54474  James  H Walker  v Frederick  M Barber  and 
Chas  A Hartman.  On  ver,  $2325.65  and  gen  and 
sped  exn. 

55177  James  M Van  Vliet  v M Scott.  By  stip,  $347.63. 


TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 


2965  Theo  Hartz  et  al  v S Richards.  $161.17. 

2966  Charles  Haase  et  al  v Mrs  H Kraus  $3i. 

2967  Charles  Kaiser  v Mrs  Wm  Cox.  $81.90. 

2968  Kellogg,  Johnson  & Bliss  v Elizabeth  Treston. 
$37.04. 

296g  Babetta  Schwartz  et  al  exrs  v Fred  Popp.  $143.- 
55. 

2970  P J O’Shea  v Harris  Hartigan.  $54. 

2971  Josiah  L Hathaway  v Valentine  A and  John  Lee- 
son.  $175.88. 

2972  James  J Wade  v J B Tascott.  $64.37. 

2973  John  Sumulowski  v Valeute  Mlaczak.  $17. 

2974  Frank  Malek  v Same.  $18. 

2975  C Crandall  et  al  v J H McKirchy.  $21.39. 

2976  F Sommers  et  al  v Same.  $82.63. 

2977  A B Swazee  v Same.  $29. 

2978  J R Torry  et  al  v George  C Detwiler.  $3809. 

2979  Same  v Same.  $65.90. 


U.  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT. 
643  Geo  D Sweetzer  v James  E Walsh, 
and  judgt  $4,755. 


Deflt  of  deft 


BILL8  OK  SALK. 


Clark  B W S to  H A Clark,  July  6,  furn  Lake $1 

Burger  J B to  J Fleischmann  July  14,  shore,  454 

Wells  st $90 

Burke  N to  E O’Neill  July  8,  horse  etc, , . . $190 


McDonald  M C to  C A Winship  July  8,  confectionary 

etc $2100 

Baker  A C to  F J Berry  July  9,  horses  etc.  47th  and 

Winter  sts $145 

Doran  M to  F Kline  July  9,  mchy,  Chicago  Lawn. $364 
Woodhouse  E to  J M Scott  saloon  etc,  88  Washing- 
ton et $1,000 

Colby  G A to  The  Circulating  Boiler  Co  July  8, 

mchy  etc  35  Canal  st $7375 

Bemis  & McAvoy  Brg  Co  to  W Connors  July  19,  sa- 
loon 316  State  st $9.  0 

Busch  C to  J Oberman  Brg  Co  July  20,  saloon  goods 

3362  Hrlsted  st $75 

Church  F L W to  J Huntington  May  29,  furn  481‘4 

Blue  Island  av $150 

Iiling  R to  F Stadelman  July  17,  store  179  Canai  st 

Rowe  C to  M A Rowe  Oct  26,  furn,  235  n Franklin  st 



Witmer  M M to  P George  July  15,  lurn  559  Wabash 

av $1000 

Murbach  G to  v Blatz  July  19,  saloon  139  Randolph 
$1 


tfcKIT  CLAIM  DEEDN  A\l>  4JKIT- 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  I.\TER- 
KSTS. 

Myron  L Osgood  to  James  Banell,  July  14, 
’86,  lots  3 4 6 to  1 1 , b 1 ; Its  1 2 7 8 and 
9.  b 2,  111  Cent  It  R sub  in  nw  H 13  38 

14 #46,900 

Lot  21  b 12,  Carpenter’s  add,  Apr  25,  Jno 

G Earle  to  Henry  Lewis #500 

Lot  36  b 12,  Sampson  & Green’s  add,  June 

29,  F E Ballard  to  T Cross  Jr #100 

W It  7 b 6 Stone’s  sub  of  Astor’s  add, 
May  3,  Farrine  Spenar  to  Hannah  Bede 
Lot  6 b 2,  Johnson’s  sub  e % se  H 6 39  14, 
July  7,  D Busse  to  Mary  ^Donnenberg, 

•••;• #150 

W est  14  lot  52  Culver’s  addn,  Jan  20,  B 

Brecher  to  Matilda  Busch wab #5 

Blk  6 (ex  n 150  feet  of  w 207  ft)  Lyman  L 
& W sub  11  38  14,  July  14,  S Pk  Com’rs 

to  D E Fisxe #460 

N H It  1 b 2,  Sheldon  <fc  Parker’s  sub  28 
39  14,  June  18,  HM  Tuller  to  F M Wild- 

er #47 

Lot  36  b 13  w % etc  17  39  14,  June  26,  G 

M Steese  to  P Kane #52 

Lot  35  b 1 w Yz  sw  2 38  14,  Apr  10,  E N 

Beake  to  Annie  G Ordway #527 

Lots  15  and  16  b 13,  Pierce’s  add  to  Hol- 
stein, July  10,  W C Browning  et  al  to  E 
H Schintz $600 


Aug.  4. 

Lot  12  in  Brown  & Wilcox’s  sub  of  e half  of  b 53  ii  I I 
C l’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Arno  Voss,  Master.  LA.  I 

Aug.  O. 


Sub-lot  6 in  sub  of  lots  18  to  26  in  Goldie’s  sub  oil 
n half  of  se  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  34  39  14.  L J J Nissen 
Master.  L N. 

Lot  7 in  b 27  in  So  Branch  add. 

L N. 


H Waller,  Master, 


Lots  22  23  and  24  in  b 25,  Ironworkers’  add  to  8 Chi 
cago,  a sub  of  s half  of  sec  8 37  15.  C W Colehour 
""  L N.  11 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 


Aug.  2, 


Trustee. 

Lot  48  in  sub  of  lots  30  to  53  and  of  lots  67  to  90  in  I 
Chicago  Laud  Co’s  sub  of  blk  38,  Sheffield's  add.  D J 
Avery,  Master.  L N. 


Aug.3. 


Lot  30  b 2 in  Chatfield’s  add,  being  a sub  of  blks  16 
and  17  in  C T’ssub  of  section  5 39  14.  S F Hanchett 
Sheriff.  L N. 


Aug.  7. 

Lot  9 in  block  1 of  Johnston  Jr’s  sub  of  9 acs  in  the 
nw  qr  of  sec  36  40  13.  Julius  Goldzier,  Admr. 

Aug.  11. 

An  und  half  interest  in  east  half  of  lot  15  in  b 1 in 
Thos  O’Donnell,  Master,  1 


Castle’s  sub  of  sec  3 39  13. 

L N. 

Lot  52  in  C J Hull’s  sub  of  b 6 C T's  sub  of  the  se  qr 
of  sec  17  39  4;  lalso  lot  65  in  b 6 in  C T’ssub  of  se  qr 
of  9ec  I7  39  14.  Isaac  Horner,  Admr.  L N. 


Aug.  31. 


E half  of  nw  qr  of  sec  4;  also  n e qr  of  se  qr  of  sec 
also  e half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  5;  all  of  which  land  sit- 
uated in  T 36  R 12.  Ann  McGinnis  Admx.  L A. 


Aug.  14. 

S 23  ft  6 inches  of  the  n 25  ft  of  s 40  feet  of  Its  9 10 
and  11  inb26  in  n part  of  Wolcott’s  add;  also  lot  19 
1'°‘  A F Stevenson,  Master.  L 


in  b 34  in  Wolcott’s  add 

N. 

Aug.  18, 


Lot  45  in  b 35  in  Ironworkers’  add  to  So.  Chicago,  a 
sub  of  s H Of  sec  8 37  15.  C W Colehour,  Trustee. 
L N. 


Lot  15  in  b 12  in  Ironworkers’  addn  to  So.  Chicago, 
a sub  of  s half  of  sec  8 37  15.  C W Colehour, Trustee. 
L N. 


Lot  4 in  b 1 in  Berger  & Jacob’s  sub  of  b 9 in  Stone 
& Whitney’s  sub  in  secs  6 and  7,  38 14.  D J Avery, 
Master.  L N. 

Lots  22  23  24  25  26  and  27  of  P B Smith’s  sub  of  a 
part  of  the  w half  of  lot  38  of  S T’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14. 
A D Jones,  Trustee.  L N. 


ORB  & LOCKETT, 


Dealers  in 


Builders’ 

Fine  Cutlery 


Hardware 

and  Tools 


OF  EVERY  DLLCRIPTLON, 


184  & 186  CLARK  ST.,  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 


We  Make  a specialty  of 


Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 


And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  ^Vg  are  Sole  Chicago 
Agents  for  th®  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 
Perfection  ’ Metallic  W eather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


KNISELY  & MILLER, 


129  & 131  SOt’TH  CLIJiTOS  ST.. 


CHICAGO,  ILL., 


Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 


ETC.,  ETC. 


S-0-K.-E-E-KT-S 


Walker’s  Patent  metallic  Shingles. 

We  can  furnish  them  in  Painted  Tin,  Galvanized  Tin 
and  Copper.  We  shall  carry  a large  stock  to  enable  us  to 
fill  orders  promptly.  We  have  taken  hold  of  this  shingle 
beaause  we  believe  it  the  best  one  we  have  seen.  Circu- 
lars and  prices  furnished  on  application. 


For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
plaesed  to  furnish  yon  estima 


REAL  ESTATE  ANL)  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

1 Coutracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
KoofiDg  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS— DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 
* j n 4 w ha' 7 nr 


1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch $4  7 00 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1*4  and  14  inches 45  00 

3d  clear,  1^4,  14  and  2 incnes 42  00 

A select,  1 4 and  1*4  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches . . 41  00 

B select,  1*4^  14  and  2 inches 30  00@32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 25  00 

2x4  B,  select 21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30fl00 


All  one  length,  $1  extra. 


ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 


1st  and  2d  clear 47  00 

3d  clear 41  00 

- A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select,  25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C 32  00 

D stocki  i'i,  lkj  and  16  ft. ........ .... .... . . 20  00 

D 18  f t 23  00 

D 20  f t 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

*•  " 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

16  feet 15  01 


BOX  BOARD8 — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 


A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 


All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side.  $1 ; two  sides,  II  50. 


FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 35  00 

B 33  00 

C 25  00 

A clear.  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 25  00 

No  1 Fencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B,  6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

B 35  10 

0 27  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 40  00 

A siding  strips 38  00 

A flooring  strips 83  00 

B „ 32  00 

0 „ „ 23  00 


BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 23  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

W B 20  50 

C 15  00 

i Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  %-inch.  6 inch 34  00 

! B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

j B,  % insh,.  6irch 32  00 


SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 10  60 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 

flooring. 


O.  M.  Wells.  j.  m.  Seorist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

REAL.  ESTATE, 

1G3  LaSalle  St..  Room  1?,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 

STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Kear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  • 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  & 54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  0.  POUTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  / 108  & 110  Dearborn 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

KooniH  15-17.  HO  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 


J,  P.  BOWES. 


G.  B.  CRUICKSHANK. 


Room  7. 


St.,  - Chicago. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 S4  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


W L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Rstale,  Loan  ami  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


EDWARDS  &.  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Dffice: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

K.EAA3L  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


WM.  LEAtillE  & CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  (K> 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 51  GO 

Common  1*4  and  l*4-inch 1*J  00 

Green,  $1  less.  — — < 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  leei 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

,,  12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  30. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 CO 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1*4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2^4 -inch 00  60 

2*4-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 11  00^-16  00 

2x8,  „ „ 11  00@14  50 

2x10,  „ „ 11  00<&16  00 

2x12,  „ 11  00@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size. 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 


5 

6 

7 

8 

9 to  11 


14 

18 

23 

33 

43 


8 inch,  sawed  4«  7 feet 7*4 


J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

HEELER  & CO.— Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Rent- 


w 


ing.  Room  1—130  La  Salle  St. 


i 9 to  11, 
54  inch, 

i 6 

1 1 » 


7 feet 11 

%,  7 feet 7 Vi 

y. , 7 feet 9 

7 feet 11 

Vi,  7 feet 16 


J.  ROSENBERG, 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  citv, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTCACE  LOANS  Chicago  inspection: 


SEWING-MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL.  ! 


PERFECTS  A T/S  FACTION 

Hew  Home  Sewing  laching  Co. 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  111.  St.  Louis,  Ho. 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cai. 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  M VCHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


Room  8,  i 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

■granch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

refilled  and  underpinned  reasoiably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AG-ENC Y. 

LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.  11,1,. 


WILLIAM  LTJIMilLEY, 

T94  LaSalle  St.,  - . Chicago,  111. 


BANK, 

AND 

Furniture 


Lare’e  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 

and  Fittings 


WHITEWOOD. 


1st  and  2d  in $24  00@26  00 

14  in.  and  over 25  00  27  00 

Common 17  (0 

Cull H 00  13  00 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1*4  in 23  00  25  00 

Thicker 25  00  27  00 

Cull 8 00  10  GO 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

Clear 26  00 

Common 16  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

Timbers 17  00  19  00 

Quarter-sawed 38  00 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 24  00  25  00 

Common 15  00  16  00 

Cull 10  00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00  30  00 

Axles ...  30  00 

Cull 10  00 

Reaches 25  00  27  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d.  1 in 65  00  75  00 

Thicker 70  ( 0 80  00 

Common 45  00  50  00 

Cull 25  00  30  GO 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50  00 

14x1*4  & 2x2 25  00  35  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 70  P0  75  00 

Thick 80  00  85  00 

Common 35  00  40  00 

Cull • lo  00  15  00 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

1st  & 2d 32  50  35  00 

1st  & 2d,  14  in  and  up 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Cull 6 00  10  00 

Log  run  13  00  15  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00  21  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 5 00  7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

Clear 20  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 00  6 00 

Log  Run 14  00  15  00 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 24  00  27  00 

Common  and  better 22  00 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00  17  00 

Cull 8 CO 

SYCAMORE. 

Good 15  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00  15  (0 

Cull 

Log  Run 12  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling..  ..  29  00  24  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 19  00  20  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  29  00 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 30  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD* 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 44  53 

u u “ rough 42  60 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 99 

Fancy  butt 4 60 


DAVID  WHITEFORD,  A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago 

Practical  Plumber 


Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
. and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Go. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
Oweliinss. 


59  & 61  Lake 


£ CHICACO.  j 

:e  St.  ) ( 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 

227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


- A.KTD- 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wabash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston,  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHUS,  1926  47th  st. 


F :m:  CLARKE. 

Real  Estate  and  LoanAgt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


Sewer 


mm  a urn, 

107  '.aTalle  Street. 

Ards — fc9  N.  Elizabeth  St. 
5th  at.  *•.*».&  s.  M.  S.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  ULAY. 

Pipe 


Manufacturers 
of  hue 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings, 

Office  Chairs, 

, INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

' — AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  (Iron  or  Brass) 

| PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


HiTSTTK,A-T<r  CE  AG-EK'CY- 
170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * 


Telephone  No.  1353 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE! 

We  make 

Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 

Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimneys,  Etc. 

^T“Our  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 

Made  in  anyColor  Desired 

Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted.  Delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  111. 


Stein  way’S 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior— -including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.-- 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So4  Manufacturers  of 

BOYMTON  FURNACES! 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
'LAKE  STK’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) jy  Inventors  of  all 
C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  !■  “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING  , GAS 
and  steam-fitting, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICACO. 

Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 

PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


EE.  O.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

‘A  perfect  Pit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaianteed”  to  my  Customers. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 


ADVERTISERS 

Can  learn  the  exact 

cost  of  any  proposed  \A7  AT]  PA  PFR  N 
line  of  Advertising  in  I riL 

American  Papers  paints,  oils,  glass, 
by  addressing  Geo.  P 
Rowell  & Co’s 

Newspaper  Advertising  Bureau. 


lO  Spruce  St., 

Send  lO  ets.  for  175  Page  Pamphlet 


HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 


Uor.  Curtis  St. 


CHICACO.  ILL. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS I. 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS II. 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILOINGS III. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE IV. 

THE  RECORD V. 

THE  RECORD-  Continued VI. 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS VIII. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  IX. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES— FORECLOSURES XII. 


COOD  PIANOS  for  RENT 


Pianos  and  Organs 


The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


“103  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  Tiie  Oranolithic  Co., 

0&2  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


jst. 


lY.  williams, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 


lEKOMElMIPWIIlMRICK 


Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 


OFFICE  AND  YARD  : ( BRANCH  YARD: 

219  E.  Washington  St.  f Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  Sharon  &Co. 


Xo,  Jja  Salle  St , Chicago. 

The  Negotiating  of  Specific  Sales  a Specialty 
Investments  Made.  Taxes  Paid  and  Prop- 
erty managed  for  Non-Residents. 
Real-estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Loans  Negotiated, 
Property  Leased. 


M.  KEATING, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 


Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & 

Dealers  in. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


SON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash  Ave,.  ti:i,kpiioy e.  syi«.  CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers  I Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 


OFFICERS'  ^ Henry  Botsford,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

• l Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 


WM.  E.  & WM.  F.  EOLLO  & C0„  gents,  Te£p9w,b  210  La  Salle  Street. 


WALL  PAPER! 


WALL  PAPER! 


78  East  Jackson  St.,  near  State. 


Head-Quarters  for  Real  Estate  iMIen. 

JOHN  T.  DUNN.  Agent. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co., 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE 

Re-G-ilding  Done  on  Short  Notice. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

MANUFACTURES  OF 

FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
No.  261  Wabash  Ave.,  - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  a„d  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


WRIGHT  & TURNER, 


Real  Estate 


Loan  and  Renting  Agents. 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

11G  DEA  KBOK\  STREET.  ROOM  4!».  C’HIC’AtiO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

G.  A.  Mariner  1 Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 

in 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

J3g—Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water.  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 

Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 


Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  a.n.d  mre  Proof 

SI  MPSON  B ROS., 


Room  15,  150  IjaSialle  Street,  CHICAGO,)  TT  r 
Teieplione  8S3.  f 


SJfc. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) AGENTS.  ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Km.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 

BAIRD  A BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  A Co.,  154  Washlntonst. 
BARNES  A PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  A Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Ira,  144  La  Salle  st. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  A Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  A HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

©AVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  A Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  A RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  A 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  A CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

CrOLDY  A ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  A Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  A Co.,  Sangamon  A Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  A DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHADSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  A Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  A Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  A Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  A Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINS  A BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Block. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 

HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  & Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JENKS,  S.  L.,  & Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 

KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  (Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  42,  107  Dearborn. 

I.EAGUE,  Wm.,  A Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

UIAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  A Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  A Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
MoNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st, ' 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  & KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born  st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
HEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

REED.  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REED  A HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood.  I 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st.  < 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


RUNYAN  E.  F.,A  SON.,  87  Washington  st„R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  A Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHARON.  HENRY,  A CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 

SNOW  A DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STANLEY,  P.  E.,  A Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  A GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

TAYLOR,  WM.  E.,  31st  st.,  cor  Cottage  Grove  ave. 
TIDHOLM  A REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  A KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  A BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  A Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  A CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  A CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  A Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  A Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers. 

SHARON,  HENRY,  A CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 


Architect, 

CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8—165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  A 268  Wabash  ave. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on.  Real  Estate, 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St, 

DREYER.  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 
CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 

ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 

% Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CTARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

CUDILL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


'l 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  A HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  A 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

NORTON  D„  1311  Wabash  ave. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  A 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  8001. 


Wood  Carpets. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 

1 


Iron  Cornices. 

CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  A MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO., 122-126  Washington 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  A RICKCORDS,  85  A 87  Deal 
born  st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Conr 
House. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Grave) 
Roofers. 

BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 

CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 

t 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTION! 

If  you  want  to  Locate  at  a Good  Manufacturing 
Point,  write  to 

J.  IF1.  Powell, 
Waukegan,  III. 


Lyon 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt, 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  the  Mu- 
sical Profession. 

WAREROOHS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


I 


REAL  ESTATE  BUILDING  JOURNAL1 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

TERMS : 

Per  Year  (in  advance) *4.00 

After  July  1,  ’86,  $5.00,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 

H.  FEL9ENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO„ 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ana  Financial  Agents. 

QEO.  M.  BOGUE.  H.  W.  HOYT.  H.  B.  BOGUS. 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street, 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 

Entered  at  Chicago  Post-office  as  second-class  matter 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents. 

REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 
ZESJLIXjW^-ZT  ZBOXTIOS  FOE  SALE. 

Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hurlbut,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 

W.  IT.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER.  C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

ISfNotary  Public.  Passage  on  first-elass  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEX, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOANS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

AETtfUE  C.  GEHE,  & CO .,  (Successors  to) 
S-A.IVTL  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

OZCT  COZLXZLXISSIOXT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 



Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

^“We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents.  References  given  if  desired. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  St  GO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 La  Sallez  Street. 

C.  U.  GORDON.  W.  L.  BLOOD. 

0,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

T9  Dearborn  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71  OUIOAOT) 

Unity  Building.  LtlH-HijU. 

Wm.  Evans.  C.  C.  Housel.  J.  R.  Wickersham. 

EVANS  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers, 

114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business. 

SECURITIES  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

FOOZLE  lO, 

99  # 101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNET. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ana  Financial  Agents. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 

CALIFORNIA  FRUIT  LANDS. 

700  acres  selected  fruit  lands,  San  Bernardino  Co., 
Cal.,  offered  in  tracts  of  10  acres  and  upwards,  to 
close  an  estate.  This  property  is  surrounded  by 
bearing  orange  groves,  vineyards,  schools,  churches, 
beautiful  residences. 

Depot,  1%  miles  from  property. 

Special  railroad  rates  to  see  the  property. 

0.  H.  BROOKS,  Room  57,  149  La  Salle  Street. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

H.  L.  TURNER.  W.  A.  POND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate  Mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

3.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 

HORACE  A.  GOODRICH, 

Real  Estate, 

80  Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 

CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  <Ss  CO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

HENRY  A.  OSBORN.  JOSEPH  B.  KEELER. 

OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting  Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  & Monroe  Sts. 

Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

O-AJUUFBELL  BROS., 

149  Madison.  Street. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

115  DEABBORH  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  11,  Illinois  Nat  1 Bank  Bldg. 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Beal  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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

F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No.  438. 

F,  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Ejpecii 1 'Mention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 

MAX  EICHBERGL 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS. 

Broker  in  First-Class  Securities.  Low  Bates  for 
Gilt-Edge  Securities. 

100  Washington  St„  Chicago. 

R.  W.  BRIDGE, 

185  Dearborn  St. 

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Care  of  Estates. 

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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  JULY  31,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

Plans  are  now  being  made  for  the  estab- 
lishment of  a new  suburb  near  the  junction 
of  the  “Belt-Line”  and  the  Grand  Trunk 
Railroad,  to 'be  known  as  Morrell  Park.  Mr. 
Morrell,  in  company  with  three  or  four  gen- 
tlemen interested  in  this  property,  have  of- 
fered the  South  Division  Street-Car  Compa- 
ny $5,000  for  the  extension  of  the  car-line 
on  Archer  avenue.  But  as  the  Company  ask 
$10,000  for  the  same,  nothing  definite  can 
be  said  in  regard  to  an  immediate  extension 
of  the  line. 

A new  depot  will  soon  be  erected.  This 
place  is  two  miles  nortn  of  Chicago  Lawn, 
where  considerable  interest  is  manifest. 

The  Adams  Street  Railway  are  worKing 
for  the  right  of  way  at  the  other  end  of  their 
proposed  line.  Canvassers  are  busy  getting 
the  signatures  of  property  owners  on  Adams 
street,  west  of  Western  ave.  As  a rule,  little 
objection  is  raised,  as  this  property  would 
be  materially  increased  in  value  by  such  a 
line.  The  barrier  in  the  way  of  the  com- 
pany is  the  obtaining  of  the  right  of  way 
between  Centre  avenue  and  Western  ave., 
where  the  property  owners  are  almost  as  a 
unit  opposed  to  it.  But  with  the  present 
state  of  affairs,  when  railway  grants  and 
tunnel  ordinances  are  passed  with  little  con- 
sideration for  the  property  owners,  it  would 
not  be  surprising  if  this  seemingly  insur- 
mountable difficulty  should  disappear  under 
the  scrutinizing  eyes  of  our  City  Council. 

The  Cross  Town  Railway  Co.,  with  J.  J. 
Curran  at  its  head,  are  making  aggressive 
movements  toward  the  accomplishment  of 
their  road.  The  plan  of  this  company  is  to 
make  the  property  owners  along  the  line, 
stock-holders. 

The  Lake-Shore  Drive  in  Lake  View  is  re- 
ceiving the  attention  of  the  property  owners 
of  Lake  View.  The  route  has  been  laid  out 
and  accepted  at  a meeting  held  this  week, 
and  the  committee  further  instructed  to  se- 
cure signatures  of  property  owners  te  peti- 
tions asKing  for  the  construction  of  the 
drive.  The  route  proposed  extends  along 
the  lake  shore,  about  half  the  width  of  the 
drive  being  on  land  that  is  now  submerged. 
The  water  is  so  shallow  that  after  a protect- 
ion to  the  shore  has  been  put  in,  the  filling 
can  be  done  with  the  sand-pump  at  a less 
expense  than  if  the  drive  were  wholly  on 
land. 

The  new  Iroquois  “ Club  House  ” will 
probably  be  erected  on  an  inside  lot  on 
Fourth  avenue,  near  Jackson  st.,  extending 
through  to  Dearborn  street.  The  building 
will  be  eight  stories  high  and  cost  $100,000. 

The  Committee  on  School  sites  of  the 
Board  of  Education  was  authorized  to  ad- 
vertise for  sites  within  the  following  bound- 
aries: District  bounded  by  Polk,  Twelfth 

and  Jefferson  sts.  and  Blue  Island  ave.;  by 
16th,  21st  and  Johnson  sts.,  Centre  ave.;  by 
Harrison  and  12th  sts.,  Ashland  ave.  and 
Robey  st.;  by  12th  street,  the  Chicago,  Bur- 
lington & Quincy  tracks,  26th  st.,  Roekwell 
st.  and  Douglas  boulevard;  by  the  Chicago, 
Burlington  & Quincy  Railroad  tracks,  26th 
st.,  Douglas  boulevard  and  Kedzie  ave.;  and 
by  31st,  25th,  Halsted  and  Ullman  sts. 

Chandler  & Co.  have  sold  three  lots  in 
Rosalie  Villa,  South  Park,  at  $2,6C0  each, 
showing  an  advanoe  of  ten  per  cent,  over 
last  year’s  prices.  Also,  the  southeast  cor- 
ner of  48th  and  Johnson  st.,  106  ft.  front,  at 


$10,000.  They  anticipate,  from  the  present 
indication  of  the  market,  a very  heavy  busi- 
ness this  fall. 

The  cable  on  Cottage  Grove  will  be  ex- 
tended from  39th  street  to  67th  street,  with 
a branch  on  55th  street  to  the  South  Park 
station, 

Turner  & Bond  are  just  completing  ten 
houses  on  41st  street  and  Lake,  Queen  Anne 
style.  They  report  a very  active  market. 

John  N.  Young  has  sold  a number  of  lots 
in  his  sub-division  in  Lake  View  during  the 
last  week. 

The  address  of  W.  0.  Budd,  of  Englewood, 
was  incorrectly  given  in  our  last  issue,  it 
being  No.  6013  AV right  street. 

John  F.  Thompson  has  sold  in  one  sub- 
division in  Evanston  220  lots  in  the  last  ten 
months. 

The  firm  of  Samuel  Gehr  & Son  will  here- 
after be  known  as  Arthur  C.  Gehr  & Co., 
successors  to  the  above  firm.  They  report 
an  increase  in  the  demand  for  property  with- 
in the  last  few  weeks.  They  have  sold 
several  lots  in  their  sub-division  at  Halsted 
and  52nd  streets. 

Pease  Bros,  are  erecting  a number  of 
cottages  on  the  west  side. 

Wright  & Turner  have  sold  the  following: 
— N.  W.  corner  Taylor  street  and  Cakley 
avenue,  50x100;  Oakley  avenue,  west  front, 
lots  44  and  45,  with  two  2-story  flats;  four 
lots  on  Twelfth,  between  Oakley  and  Leavitt 
streets;  five  lots  on  Irving  Place,  between 
Polk  and  Taylor  streets;  five  lots  on  Oakley 
avenue,  between  Polk  and  Taylor;  s.  e.  cor. 
of  Twelfth  street  and  Fairfield  avenue,  112x 
208  feet  (with  another  party.) 

More  inquiries  have  been  made  during 
the  past  week  for  properties  at  Lake  View 
than  have  been  made  during  the  past  six 
weeks. 

Nearly  all  the  agents  and  dealers  report 
quite  an  improvement  in  inquires  during 
the  past  few  days,  and  a larger  number  of 
sales  are  in  negotiation  now  than  for  a good 
while  past.  There  is  no  particular  reason 
given  for  this  gratifying  activity.  As  a 
consequence  real  estale  people  are  in  good 
spirits  and  looking  for  a ready  disposal  of 
all  the  new  houses  now  nearing  occupancy. 

Modern  cottages  are  multiplying  in  numb- 
ers and  in  devices  and  appliances  to  secure 
comfort.  The  cottage  of  to-day  is  far,  far 
in  advance  of  the  cottages  of  twenty-five 
years  ago.  In  fact  there  is  very  little  re- 
lationship between  them  ; cost  has  been 
reduced  and  luxuries  have  been  piled  on 
conveniences.  Architectural  skill  and  de- 
corative art  have  well  nigh  exhausted  them- 
selves in  their  combined  effort  to  render 
cottage  surroundings  and  life  attractive  and 
luxurious.  The  modern  cottages,  while  cott- 
ages in  name,  are  scarcely  so  in  fact.  They 
are  pretty  little  palaces  of  comforts  and 
models  of  beauty.  They  afford  great  oppor- 
tunity for  the  display  of  taste  and  talent 
and  are  destined  to  multiply  in  number, 
size  and  beauty. 


DUMB  WAITERS. 

The  dumb  waiter  of  late  years  has  become 
a necessity  to  a large  class  of  people  on 
account  of  the  great  amount  of  labor  saved 
and  the  convenience  afforded.  It  has  be- 
come one  of  the  essentials  in  houses  built 
with  all  modern  improvements.  Among 
those  now  offered  to  the  public  none  is  more 
popular  with  the  public  than  the  Swezev 
Dumb  Waiter.  The  following  are  some  of 
its  interesting  points: — By  the  arrangement 
of  the  guides  and  the  counter  weight,  the 
catching  of  the  car  at  any  point  in  the  shaft 
except  when  it  is  desired  to  arrest  its  pro- 
gress, is  effectually  obviated.  The  friction 
at  the  same  time  is  so  far  reduced  and  the 
car  so  easily  balanced  that  the  labor  entailed 
in  its  operation  is  reduced  to  a minimum. 
The  most  important  improvement,  however, 
is  the  improved  safety  catch  invented  by 
Mr.  Swezey,  and  used  at  each  story  and  with 
the  aid  of  which  the  downward  progress  of 
the  car  can  be  arrested  at  will  at  any  of  the 
openings.  It  releases  itself  when  the  car 
moves  upward,  so  that  although  it  can  only 
be  applied  voluntarily,  it  can  not  be  used  to 
prevent  the  use  of  the  car  maliciously,  and 
is  under  easy  control  either-  at  the  story 
at  which  it  is  applied  or  from  any  opening 
in  the  shaft.  By  a combinatinn  of  such 
advantages  the  Swezey  dumb  waiter  holds  a 
prominent  place.  Says  F.  W.  Campbell,  of 


Campbell  Bros.,  the  well-known  builders,  to 
our  reporter  in  a conversation  the  other  day: 
“Swezey  undoubtedly  has  a fine  dumb  wait- 
er. We  use  it  whenever  we  have  a call  for  a 
dumb  waiter  in  our  buildings.”  Mr.  Swezey, 
at  120  Twentieth  St.,  is  the  manufacturer  as 
well  as  the  inventor,  and  oversees  the  con- 
struction and  the  erection  of  his  dumb  wait- 
ers. An  investigation  into  its  merits  is 
desired. 

REMOVAL. 

A.  M.  Knoble,  for  some  time  located  in 
the  Portland  Block  has  removed  his  office  to 
the  Hansen  Bldg.,  116  and  118  Dearborn  St. 
R.  24.  Mr.  Knoble  is  giving  his  attention 
almost  exclusively  to  North  Sidereal  estate, 
and  maxes  the  buying  and  selling  of  this 
property  a specialty.  He  is  thoroughly 
posted  in  regard  to  the  business  and  resi- 
dence property  that  is  for  sale  in  this  local- 
ity, and  can  maxe  his  services  of  special 
value  to  buyers.  There  has  been  consider- 
able activity  in  North  side  real  estate,  espec- 
ially in  the  property  along  the  lake  shore. 
Paying  investments  have  already  been  made 
and  as  the  market  is  on  the  advance,  many 
more  are  still  to  be  made. 


That  land  is  drifting  into  the  hands  of  a 
few  people  in  this  country,  as  Henry  George 
would  have  us  believe,  is  untrue.  In  such  a 
state  as  New  York,  where  the  land  is  nearly 
all  in  private  hands,  the  number  of  farms  in 
1860  was  196,000;  in  1880  241,000.  In  Illi- 
nois there  were  140,000  farms  in  1860,  and 
255,000  in  1880.  The  average  farm  acreage 
in  New  York  in  1860  was  106;  in  1880  99. 
In  Illinois  it  was  146  in  1860,  124  in  1880. 
The  average  in  Texas  has  declined  from  590 
io  208  in  that  period;  in  Georgia  430  to  188; 
in  Alabama  346  to  139;  in  Connecticut  99  to 
80;  and  in  Pennsylvania  109  to  93.  As  land 
increases  in  value  under  pressure  of  popula- 
tion and  new  wants,  it  is  dividing  into 
smaller  and  smaller  parcels.  Small  farms 
too,  are  more  productive  per  acre  than  large 
ones- 


Dainty  lamps  now  shed  a soft  light  over 
the  dinner  table,  for  instance,  the  palest  of 
yellow  glass  globes,  with  a light  decoration 
of  flowers,  crowned  by  a shade  looking  like 
a crumpled  yellow  lily,  and  when  this  tiny 
flame  is  kindled  inside  the  slender  chimney 
the  whole  looks  like  a fairy-flower. 


SWEZEY’S 


IMPROVED 


Dumb 
W aiter 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 

WITH 

^AUTOMATIC  OA.TCH. 

yi>  

LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE! 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THE 

BEST  IJS  THE  MARKET. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

120  20tll  STREET 
CHICACO,  ILL. 


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For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

B^~Posse3sing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


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LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

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City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


THE 


Building  * Department 

COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Howell,  Mich.— A $ 10,000  school-house  will  soon  be  com- 
menced. 

Milnor,  Dak. — A flouring  mill  to  cost  130,000  and  a 30,- 
000  bushel  grain  elevator,  are  to  be  erected  here  at  once. 

Manchester,  Mich. — -A  new  city  hall  is  to  be  erected  here 
at  a cost  of  $5,000.  Address  A.  Conklin,  President  of  Coun- 
cil. 

Tiffin,  Ohio. — The  Ursnline  Sisters  will  build  an  $80,000 
convent.  E.  0.  Fallis,  architect,  of  Toledo,  Ohio,  has  com- 
pleted the  plans. 

Columbus,  Ohio. — W.  J.  Dawson  will  build  a three-story 
brick  business  building,  50x75  feet,  on  Broad  street,  be- 
tween Gift  and  Skidmore  st..  to  cost  $4,000. 

Denver,  Col.— Wm.  Hough,  of  New  York,  is  preparing 
plans  for  two  semi-detached  brick  and  frame  two-and-a-half 
story  residences,  each  43x50,  to  cost  $3,000  each,  for  H.  V. 
Furman. 

Kansas  Ctrl,  Mo.— Hale  & Cosper  will  excavate  for  the 
foundation  of  a building  to  be  erected  on  the  south-east 
corner  of  Seventh  and  Walnut  sts.  It  will  be  152x200  feet 
and  built  of  stone,  and  cost  $15,000. 

Springfield,  III. — John  E.  Baker,  of  Newark,  N.  J.,  is 
drawing  plans  for  a two-and-a-half  story  brick  and  frame 
dwelling,  30x48,  for  W.  W.  Tracy,  assistant  cashier  of  the 
First  National  Bank,  to  cost  about  $6,000. 

Chippewa  Falls,  Wis.— On  the  29th  of  June  the  corner 
stone  of  the  new  Catholic  church  was  laid  and  work  is  pro- 
gressing rapidly  on  the  building  which  will  cost  $50,000 
and  be  one  of  the  finest  buildings  in  the  State. 


Minneapolis,  Minn. — The  permit  has  been  taken  out  for 
the  erection  of  the  new  Masonic  Temple,  at  the  corner  of 
Sixth  street  and  Hennepin  avenue,  by  the  Masonic  associa- 
tion of  this  city.  It  will  be  eight  stories  high  and  cost 
$200,000. 

Jamestown,  Dakota. — Lloyd  & Watson  are  building  a 
block  of  five  stores  on  the  corner  of  Second  st.  and  Fifth 
ave.  The  blocK  will  be  one  story  in  height,  with  a galvan- 
ized iron  cornice  and  plate  glass  front.  T.  M.  Grove,  ar- 
chitect, and  Robt.  Bigger,  contractor. 

Dubuque,  Iowa. — F.  D.  Hyde  is  the  architect  for  the  fol- 
lowing: C.  S.  Keller  is  building  a block  of  three-story  brick 

residences,  54x58  feet,  to  cost  $6,500.  W.  S.  Bradley  is 
erecting  a four-story  brick  warehouse,  72x113  feet,  to  cost 
$12,000?  Wm.  Ryan  is  erecting  a brick  stable,  22x62  feet, 
to  cost  $1,500. 

Minneapolis,  Minn. — The  Crusaders  will  erect  a $6,000 
hall  on  the  Immaculate  Conception  church  property.  The 
new  Orphan  Asylum  on  Chicago  avenue  is  now  under  way. 
The  building  will  cost  $40,000.  and  will  be  very  handsome. 
The  material  is  pressed  brick  aad  Kasota  stone.  Wm.  Gless- 
mer  will  build  an  $8,000  brick  store  on  Central  avenue. 
Architects  Goodwin  & Fiske  report  for  R.  H.  Jones  a block 
of  five  stores,  brick,  three  stories  high,  corner  Franklin  and 
14th  avenues  south,  112  ft  front  by  90  feet  deep;  cost  $20,- 
000. 

St.  Louis,  Mo.— H.  Lampour,  two-story  and  mansard 
brick  dwelling;  cost,  $4,000;  F,  Knittel,  contractor.  Mrs. 
M.  Kiel,  two-story  brick  dwelling;  cost,  $6,000;  Daner  & 
Co.,  contractors.  P Roettger,  two-story  and  mansard  brick 
dwelling;  cost,  $6,900;  J.  Stander.  Mrs.  L.  Stocklo,  two- 
story  and  mansard  brick  dwelling;  cost,  $4,200;  C.  F.  May, 
architect;  H.  Dries,  contractor.  J.  Frien,  four  adjacent 
two-story  brick  dwellings;  cost,  $10,000;  T.  H.  Torrence, 
contractor.  W.  F.  Chave,  two-story  frame  dwelling;  cost, 
$3,000;  L.  J.  Evens,  contractor.  F.  Raeman,  three  adjacent 
two-story  brick  dwellings,  cost,  $4,000;  F.  Raeman,  con- 
tractor. F.  Raeman,  two-story  and  mansard  brick  dwelling; 
cost,  $4,000;  J.  Rapp,  architect;  J.  J.  McMahon,  contractor. 
L.  E.  Roberts,  two-story  brick  dwelling;  cost,  $5,000;  S.  P. 
Simmons,  architect;  H.  Magee,  contractor.  Dr.  Wm.  C. 
Green,  two-story  brick  dwelling;  cost,  $7,500;  C.  A.  \ on- 
brock,  architect;  H.  C.  Fryday,  contractor. 


3.  W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  andTrea. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office— Room  36, 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

LARRABEE  & NORTH, 

DEALERS  IN 

BXTIXjIDER.’S  hardware 
Engineer’s  and  Surveyor’s  Instruments. 

No.  19  1 Sta-t©  Street, 

Palmer  House  Block. 


RAYMOND’S  PATENT 

Compressed  Lead  SashWeights 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  Wo  Friction.— Wo  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  J.  H.  Case’s 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SI  to  59  West  La, Ice  St. 

CHICAGO. 


T?  ~fp. ~P> TT.T1  OTP  T\TTPTA7'  ~RTTTT  ■TTT'NT GrS  BUIT  iT~)II>TOrS  TCD  J3  E ERECTED, 

In  advance  of  Permits  for  the  weekending  July  31,  1886. 


OWNER. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

LOCATION. 

MR! 

COST  j 

3 

Residence 

65x53 

Dearborn  av  and  Delaware  PI.... 

$12000 

3 

2 Stores  and  flats 

Twelfth  and  Leavitt  sts 

3 

Stores  and  flats 

40x65 

301  Maxwell  st 

7 kl 

H G Foreman 

8 

Building 

2 dwellings 

100x125 

23x100 

223  to  228  Adams  st 

Clark  and  Wells  sts 

125000 

3 

22x52 

341  Sedgwick  st 

4000 

2 

Flat  building 

22x58 

2442  La  Salle  st 

3000 

2 

25x44 

Kemper  PI  and  Larrabee  st 

4 “ 

3 

2 Flat  buildings 

52x22 

Lincoln  and  Fullerton  aves 

5 “ 

4 

Business  buildings 

120x100 

Clinton  and  Monroe  sts  

59  “ 

3 

3 Stores  and  flat  

70x — 

Vedder  and  Vine  sts  

14  u 

Board  of  Education 

3 

School-house 

90x86 

Augusta  st  and  Hoyne  av 

60  “ 

41  44 

180x188 

Elizabeth  and  Lake  sts 

50  u 

3 

482  N State  st 

10000 

2 

3 Stores  and  flats  

36x80 

279  Division  st  ...  

12  “ 

2 

44x48 

815  & 8I7  Rockwell  st 

6000 

49x65 

107  North  av 

8000 

1 H L Fluke 

2 

Residence 

Addition  to  Hospital . . . 
Flat  dwelling 

22x32 

Englewood,  111 

29th  St  and  Lake  Front 

3000 

20000 

J H Homan 

2 

22x40 

Lake  View 

5000 

2 

Residence 

22x45 

39th  and  LaSalle  sts 

, 4000 

3 

Residence 

24x50 

Ashland  and  Milwaukee  aves 

5000 

3 

Stores  and  flats 

62x?6 

Brigham  and  Dean  sts 

1 8 400 

| S Piggott 

2 

1 7 Residences 

126x53 

260  to  272  Garfield  av 

1 16000 

ARCHITECT  OR  BUILDER. 


Cobb  A Frost,  Opera  House  Bldg 
J J Donnellan,  Mailer’s  Blk . . .. 

Aug  Bessler,  162  W 12  th  st 

Bauer  & Hill,  84  La  Salle  st 

Adam  Boos,  474  Sedgwick  st 


L H Hallberg,  Ashland  Blk 
C Hine,  45  La  Salle  st 


DESCRIPTION. 


A Boos,  474  Sedgwick  st 

J J Flanders,  Mailer’s  bldg. 


F B Townsend,  149  La  Salle  st  ... 

A S Meredith 

Owners 

Gottfried  Thiel,  700  Milwaukee  av. 

W L Carroll,  Ashland  Blk 

J C Cochrane,  Ashland  Blk 

J J Donnelan,  Mailer’s  Bldg 


Pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

Indiana  Pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 
Indiana  Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

St  Louis  Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  Pressed  Brick 
Pressed  Brick  and  Stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  Bine  Bedford  Stone. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone  trimmings. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 


Brick  and  pressed  brick. 

St  Louis  pressed  brick. 

Frame  and  stone  foundation. 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick. 

Indiana  Pressed  Brick  and  terra  cotta. 
Indiana  pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 
St  Louis  u 


Gottfried  Thiel,  7OO  Milwaukee  av 

J C Zarbell,  Reaper  Blk I Pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone 


tt  i 1 Lumber 

llar<  l \Y00(  l Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 


-AND  ALL  KINDS  OF- 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 

lE^“Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATE 

HOLBROOK  CO. 

Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO* 

South  Branch  Chicago  River.  | Telephone  No.  8213. 


4 44 

—[Established  1865.  ")— 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fb.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

88  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  investments, 

89  Randolph  St.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street — Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited. 


mortgage  bankers,  ** 

BJY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATE 

p.  R.  CHANDLER.  no  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


D.  G.  HAMILTON. 


DEALER  IN 

-O 
0 


Real  Estate  1 Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street,  Chicago, 


Wm.  Reed. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Streets, 

WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


Ill  La  Salle  St., 


CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

^■Money  Loaned 

WTaxes  Paid, 

^“Investments  Slade, 

BT”  Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

■A-  SPECIALTY. 

Room  24 — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


Real  Estate  1 Loans,  Hecla  Architectural  BronztTand  IronJ/Vorks. 


95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current 
rates. 


Rea!  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


POULSON  & ECER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barfl  'Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Can 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  K«.  209. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs,  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st.: 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8 % to  15$  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opeba  House  Building. 


MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

It.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Booms  13  and  II.  No.  116  La  Saule  St. 


FOR  SALE. — By  Goldy  & Zuhbubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53%xl37 $80  per  f00t 

LaSalle  av,  lot  25x152;  choice.  $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice. $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,00 


F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  a Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 

FIB8T  FLOOB  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


FORJSALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
<fe  N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment-  M.  A.  Fabb,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bernhaed  F.  Webeb,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Pbopeety  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  Prom  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


CITY  COUNCIL. 


DIXON  & PETERSONj. 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDINGS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  ANI)  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

hydraulic  cements 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
__  „ . CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  134 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bnck  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-storv 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st.,  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle 

25x100.  1 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x  I 
125,  very  cheap.  J 


Chicago,  July  15-19  23. 
An  ordinance  was  passed  for  curbing, 
grading  and  paving  Western  avenue  from 
Halsted  st  to  Clybourn  avenue;  for  grading 
and  planking  alley  from  Pine  to  St.  Clair 
Sts.  between  Illinois  and  Indiana  Sts;  for 
opening  an  alley  in  block  9,  RocKwell’s  add 
to  Chicago;  and  in  block  5 Morns’  and  others 
snb  w) 4 bwJ4  Sec  18  39  14;  for  establishing 
side-walk  space  on  Mohawk  st  from  North  av 
to  Wisconsin  St;  also  an  ordinance  was  pass- 
ed for  the  extension  of  the  R.  R.  tracks  of 


Van  Buren  sts;  on  south  side  of  Grand  ave 
from  Western  av  to  Seymour  St;  on  both 
sides  of  Paulina  st  from  Adams  to  Polk  Sts- 
on  both  sides  of  Morgan  st  from  14th  to  16th 
sts;  on  both  sides  of  Clinton  street  from 
Madison  to  Harrison  streets;  for  establish- 
ing sidewalk  space  on  Vernon  av  from  29th 
to  30th  streets;  also  an  ordinance  to  proceed 
with  the  improvement  of  Chestnut  St,  from 
U ells  st  to  its  western  terminus;  for  opening 
the  east  and  west  alley  in  B 54,  Kenzie’s  add 
to  Chicago,  through  the  Dorth  and  south  al- 
ley of  said  blocks;  an  ordinance  was  passed 
staying  proceedings  in  the  matter  of  the  im- 
provement of  Morgan  st  from  Chicago  av  to 
Pratt  St  ;also  Temple  St  from  W.  Chicago 
Ave  to  W.  Huron  St;  for  repealing  ordin- 
ance passed  for  grading  curbing  and  paving 
with  cedar  blocKs  the  west  alley  in  block  54 
Kenzie  s add  and  an  ordinance  for  curbing, 
grading  and  paving  with  asphalt  blocks 
said  alley;  an  ordinance  to  confirm  the  as- 
sessment for  paving  and  curbing  Polk  street 
from  Loomis  to  Robey  streets  and  to  let  con- 
tract  for  same;  also  to  advertise  for  bids  for 
paving  Wabash  Ave,  from  12th  to  16th  Sts- 
for  repealing  ordinance  for  opening  and 
widening  an  alley  in  B 9 frl.  Sec  15,  add:  to 
advertise  for  bids  for  paving  Wabash  from 
16th  to  22d  streets;  also  that  the  Chigago  & 
Alton  R.  R.  Co.  be  directed  to  station  a flag- 
man for  the  protection  of  foot  passengers 
and  vehicles,  at  the  Chicago  & Alton  cross- 
ing and  Lock  street. 


the  C.  W.  D.  R.  R.  Co  on  W Lake  st. 


The  following  ordinance  was  passed: 

That  authority  is  given  to  the  Chicago 
West  Division  Railway  Company,  to  con- 
struct and  test  such  system  of  operating 
street  cars  by  cables,  as  it  may  select,  in 
connection  with  the  tracks  of  said  company 
already  laid  on  Madison  street  or  the  tracks 
about  to  be  laid  on  West  Lake  street  from 
Homan  avenue  to  Crawford  avenue. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  sidewalk  on 
both  sides  of  Fulton  st  from  Canal  to  Mor- 
gan sts;  on  both  sides  of  Osgood  St,  from 
Centre  st  to  Fullerton  Ave;  on  both  sides  of 
Clyde  St  from  Clybourn  av  to  Center  St;  on 
[ the  north  side  of  Lincoln  ave  from  Orchard 
to  Halsted  sts;  on  both  sides  of  Archer  Ave. 
from  Halsted  street  to  south  branch  Chicago 
river;  on  both  sides  of  38lh  street  from  Vin- 
cennes to  Cottage  Grove  Aves;  both  sides  of 
W Lake  street  from  Western  av  to  Rockwell 
street;  on  both  sides  of  Trumbull  av  from 
Ogden  ave  to  Douglas  Park  Boul;onboth 
sides  of  Fulton  street  from  Morgan  st  to 
Western  av;  on  both  sides  of  Morgan  St. 
from  west  Madison  to  Washington  Boul.  On 
both  sides  of  Crystal  St  from  Leavitt  St  to 
its  western  terminus;  on  both  sides  of  Hon- 
ors St  from  M Madison  to  Harrison  St;  on 
both  sides  of  Seeley  Ave  from  Madison  to 


literary  kotk 

The  July  number  of  the  Philadelphia  La- 
dies’ Home  Joubnal  contains  the  second 
chapter  of  a story  written  for  its  colums  by 
Harriet  Prescott  Spofford,  a seasonable  ar- 
ticle on  Garden  Parties  and  out-door  enter- 
taining, by  Christine  Terhnne  Herrick,  an 
interesting  article  on  common  grammatical 
errors,  and  how  to  appear  and  talk  well  in 
company, 

Mrs.  Louisa  Knapp,  its  editor,  has  met 
with  a remarkable  success  in  building  up 
that  paper  to  a circulation  of  over  270,000 
paid  subscribers  in  three  years  by  her  rare 
tact  and  genius  in  catering  to  the  home  in- 
stincts of  her  sex,  in  the  rich  feast  of  good 
things  set  before  her  readers  every  month. 
The  Joubnal  is  a perfect  gem,  handsomely 
printed  and  illustrated,  and  employs  only 
the  best  writers,  such  as  Harriet  Prescott 
Spofford,  Marion  Harland,  Rose  Terry 
Cooke,  Mrs.  Christine  Terhnne  Herrick  (Ma- 
rion Harland’s  daughter),  Mrs.  J.  H.  Lam- 
bert. of  Philadelphia,  Mary  Abbott  Rand. 
Elizabeth  Stuart  Phelps,  Louisa  Alcott,  and 
Josiah  Allen’s  Wife  have  promised  to  con- 
tribute the  coming  autumn,  provided  health 
and  strength  will  permit  of  additional 
work. 


A dainty  decoration  for  a bureau  is  a 
scarf  of  pure  white  Chinese  silk,  lined  with 
yellow  silk,  the  latter  glowing  through 
squares  of  drawn  work,  fine  and  intricate  as 
a spider’s  web.  At  the  ends  of  the  scarf  are 
hung  yellow  silken  cords  and  tassels. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


445 


Wm  E.  Hinchliff  & Co  . , successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room.  lO  159  Lia  Salle  St.  Chicago. 


o «T.  Xj.  MEYER  & SONS  CO- 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 

Wood  Mantels ! 

TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  HardWOOd  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 

Huron  st  No  386  H Bierman,  barn  22x44, 
$600. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

__°_ 

| CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  Made 
for  Certified 
Copies . 


SUBURBAN  IMPROVEMENTS. 


HYDE  PARK. 

The  school  census  of  the  first  district  shows 
the  following:  Population  in  1885,  10,983. 

Population  in  1866,  12,302.  Increase,  1,319. 
Per  cent  of  increase  12.  Between  Forty- 
bird  and  Forty-seventh  streets  there  was  an 
increase  of  206,  or  28  per  cent.  Between 
Fifty-fifth  and  Fifty-ninth  streets  the  in- 
crease was  114  or  11  5-10.  At  Woodlawn  there 
vas  an  increase  of  24  per  cent.  There  are 
n the  disarict  3,147  persons  of  school  age, 
between  6 and  21.  Of  this  1,977  were  en- 
■olled  in  the  public  schools  during  the  year 
>r  all  but  170.  Most  of  those  not  in  the 
eublio  school  live  between  Eighty-third  and 
Eighty-seventh  streets  and  attend  the  paro- 
:hial  schools  at  South  Chicago. 

IN  INCREASE  IN  THE  ASSESSMENT  OF  $306,990 
OVER  THE  PREVIOUS  YEAR. 

The  books  show  the  following  figures: 

1886.  1885.  Increase. 

teal  estate 7,048,495  6,803.102  245,393 

P’rsn’l  property  651,960  590,363  60,597 


Totals $7,700,455  7,393,465  306,990 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  a water  pipe 
n Lake  avenue  from  Fortieth  street  to  vil- 
age  limits  north;  for  a sidewalk  on  east 
side  of  Berkeley  avenue  from  Forty-second 
litreet  to  Bowen  avenue;  on  the  east  side  of 
Michigan  avenue  from  Sixty-first  street  to 
>36  feet  south;  on  the  south  side  of  seven ty- 
iixth  street  from  Coles  avenue  to  200  feet 
vest;  on  the  east  side  of  Lake  auenue  from 
jForty-seventh  street  to  south  line,  lot  13  b 2 
Hyde  Park;  on  the  east  side  of  Lake  avenue 
from  Fifty  first  street  to  north  line  lot  8 b 6 
Hyde  Park;  on  south  side  of  Fortieth  street 
from  Langley  avenue  to  210  feet  west;  on 
.he  west  side  of  Cornell  avenue  from  Fifty- 
5rst  to  Fifty-third  streets;  on  the  west  side 
if  Langley  avenue  from  Forty-second  street 
;o  first  alley  north;  on  east  side  of  Cornell 
ivenue  from  Fifty-first  to  619  feet  south;  on 
;he  south  side  of  Oakwood  avenue  from  El- 
is avenue  to  Drexel  bvd;  on  the  west  side  of 
Lake  avenue  from  Fortieth  street  to  540  feet 
louth. 

The  following  ordinances  were  ordered 
ingrossed,  providing  for  for  the  levy  and 
issessmentof  the  annual  appropriations  for 
lorporate  purposes  for  the  fiscal  year  from 
April  6,  1886,  to  April  4,  1887.  And  for 
unending  Chapter  40  of  Laws  and  Ordinan- 
ces governing  the  Village  of  Hyde  Park;  also 
concerning  the  selling  of  liquor  and  the  is- 
luing  of  licenses  therefor  were  presented. 


HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

Hangings  and  draperies  can  be  scented 
by  saturating  them  with  the  smoke  of  Chi- 
nese joss  sticks. 

A pretty  background  may  be  devised  for 
an  old-fashioned  mirror  by  gathering  China 
silk  in  large,  loose  folds  and  fastening  it  un- 
jier  the  frame  with  small  tacks. 

Chair  sachets  of  silk  can  be  covered  with 
bolting  cloth,  on  which  are  painted  groups 
of  disks,  tinted  delicately  with  the  transpar- 
ent dyes  forming  back-grounds  for  flowers, 
butterflies  and  foliage. 

An  exquisite  screen  panel  of  rich  blue 
satin  has  a rustic  trellis,  over  which  orange, 
gold  and  tawny  red  nasturtiums  climb,  the 
delicate  green  of  their  leaves  harmonizing 
with  the  browns,  rich  reds  and  yellows. 

Rooms  done  up  in  Arabian  style  are  now 
very  fashionable — a screen  of  Cairene  wood- 
work across  one  side  of  the  room,  Cairene 
woodwork  in  the  windows,  Arabian  coffee 
tables,  inlaid  with  pearl  and  ivory,  Arabian 
mirrors  set  in  a sort  of  red  wood  inlaid  with 
pearls,  the  walls  panelled  with  stamped 
leather,  Arabian  tiles  for  a dado,  and  em- 
broidered leather  covers  for  chairs  and  foot- 
stools. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

BUIL.DINH  PERMITS. 

Austin  st  No  590,  Rudolph  Babt  2-st’ry  barn 
24x20,  $500. 

Austin  av  No  742  Fred  Rentz  basement,  22x 
60,  $700. 

Adams  st  Nos  948-950,  Reed  Silletwo  2-story 
dwellings  45x45,  $5,000. 

Bingham  st  No  27,  F Jatga,  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x50,  $1,300. 

Bellevue  place  No  29,  Mrs  D B Washburn  3- 
story  dwelling  26x68,  $20,000, 

Congress  st,  No  1341,  O Furnier  one  st’ry 
cottage  21x27,  $500. 

Clark  stn  No  936,  Geo  Hoefner  3-story 
dwelling  24x66,  $5,000. 

Congress  st  No  491,  M Brunt  2-story  dwell- 
ing 25x58,  $3,500. 

Cornelia  st  No  82,  W Schumacher,  1-story 
cottage  20x46,  $700. 

California  av  No  698  P Corey  1-story  cottage 
20x50,  $1,400. 

Campbell  st  No  442,  N Major,  2-storY  flat 
30x33,  $2,500. 

Clark  st  No  734,  and  Wells  st  No  871,  J 
Kaiseberg  two  2-story  dwellings  23x80, 
$15,000. 

Clark  st  s Nos  251  to  255,  Edward  Grace  6 
story  European  hotel  $70,000. 

Clinton  st  s No  129-131,  Knisely  & Miller  ad- 
dition 38x85,  $2,000. 

Calumet  av  Nos  2201  to  2209,  the  Bigelow 
estate  five  3-story  dwellings,  $40,000. 

Cottage  Grove  av  No  3738,  A Cook  one  story 
store  30x40,  $1,000. 

Dussold  st  No  13,  Joseph  Meravek  two  st’ry 
flat  16x42  $1,700. 

Deering  st  No  2835,  W B Suffern  one  story 
office  10x12,  $160. 

Evergreen  av  No  210,  C AHighgate  one  st’ry 
cottage  20x45,  $1,000. 

Evergreen  st,  No  180  F Radtlang,  one  story 
cott  age  24x44,  $1,300. 

Erie  st  No  510,  E Dillon  2-story  flat  22x50, 

$2,200. 

Erie  st  w No  470,  L Koepke  barn  16x26 
$550. 

Franklin  st  Nos  228  and  230,  R P Gormley, 
five  story  factory  50x100,  $18, COO, 

Fifth  av  No  3118,  J Miller,  2-story  dwelling 
20x46,  $1,600. 

Fulton  st  Nos  634-636,  W F Reinhart  two  2- 
st’ry  dwellings  47x59,  $8,000. 

Fifth  av  Nos  234-236,  F P Owens  two  8-story 
stores  60x100,  $7,500. 

Fremont  st  No  116,  A H Mende,  2-story 
dwelling  20x42,  $2,000. 

Girard  st  No  729,  John  Brunkhorst  3-story 
flat  21x66,  $4,500. 

Hoyne  av  No  1124,  J Marden  one  story  cot 
tage  20x43. 

Honors  st  No  3814  C Bohlman,  one  story 
cottage  20x36,  $800. 

Hoyne  av  No  1124,  J Marden  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x43. 

Hawthorne  av  and  OaK  st,  Jacob  Furst’s 
Son?  2-story  office  and  dwelling,  25x28, 
$1,200. 

Homan  st  No  943,  Peter  Young  one  story 
cottage  21x34,  $500. 

Hastings  st  No  479,  O Mullenhauer  1-story 
cottage,  22x32,  $1,000. 

Henry  st  No  343  F Orloflf  one  story  addition 
20x30  $600. 

Hanover  st  No  3221,  John  Donnerth  1-st’ry 
cottage  20x16,  $400. 

Hastings  st  No  499,  Nicholas  Luetz,  one  st’ry 
dwelling  21x52,  $1,600. 


Indiana  st  w No  334,  John  Erickson  four- 
story  store  and  flat  25x72,  $7,000. 

Julian  stNo  35,  J Neitzel,  one  story  cottage 
20x36,  $1,000. 

Jackson  st  Nos  974  to  980,  Barbara  Titus 
four  2-story  flats  82x30,  $2,000. 

Jay  st  No  56,  C Hackendorff  two  story  flat, 
22x36,  $1,600. 

Jackson  st  No  1201,  Mrs  S E Morley  2-st’ry 
flat  25x52,  $2,800. 

Johnson  place  Nos  3801  to  3809,  Jas  John- 
son six  2-story  dwellings  106x50,  $24,000. 

Lundy  st  No  3615,  D Howe  one  storv  cottage 
20x30,  $400. 

Larrabee  st  No  153,  John  M Quinn  one  story 
store  20x56,  $1,000. 

Main  st  No  2931,  John  Pendergast,  one  story 
cottage  21x46,  $1,000. 

Michigan  boul.  No  2921,  M H Wilson  2-story 
dwelling  27x69.  $20,000. 

Macalister  place  Nos  47  and  49,  M Consi- 
dine,  2-story  dwelling  26x56  $6,000. 

Main  st  No  2938,  John  Long  2-story  flat  22x 
35,  $3,000. 

Madison  st  No  1076,  John  Murphy  wagon 
house  22x30,  $100. 

Marshfield  av  No  3649,  Wm  Hynes  2-st’ry 
dwelling  20x30,  $1,500. 

Moore  st  No  129,  S Stumps  one-story  cot- 
tage 21x34,  $700. 

Milwaukee  av  No  1039,  D Goldstein  shop  20 
x48,  $1,000. 

Monroe  st  w No  883,  Mrs  F Jones  2-story 
dwelling  20x40,  $6,000. 

Monroe  st  Nos  921  and  923  J L Loveday  two 
3-story  dwellings  44x70,  $12,000. 

Madison  st  w Nos  1309  to  1347,  S H Wheeler, 
twenty  2-story  stores  and  dwellings  $60, 
000. 

Noble  st  Nos  231  to  237,  A JJohnson  4tory-s 
warehouse  26x44,  $3,500. 

Nineteenth  st  No  946,  J Ziska  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x44  $900. 

Nineteenth  st  w,  No  1259,  Andrew  Larsen 
one  story  cottage  20x24,  $400. 

Napoleon  st  No  156  M Schmit  2-story  dwell- 
ing 21x66,  $3,000. 

Ontario  st  No  391,  Geo  S Taylor  2-story 
dwelling  24x70,  $10,000. 

Oakley  av  No  1041,  one  story  cottage  20x48 
$1,200. 

Prairie  av  No  1834,  J G Jones  mansard  ad- 
dition $2,600. 

Polk  st  Nos  1027  1029  and  1031,  Rossman  & 
Roeder  three  2-story  dwellings  60x60,  $7,- 
000. 

Paulina  st  s No  3639,  Ernest  Silke  one  story 
cottage  20x20,  $500. 

Paulina  st  s,  No  537  R Miller  2-story  dwell- 
ing 22x54,  $3,000. 

Quinn  st  No  2903,  James  Bilsom  one  story 
cottage  18x20,  $600. 

State  st  No  1431,  J E Otis,  2-story  store  20x 
60,  $1,000. 

Shields  av  No  3716  M Anderson  two  2-story 
dwellings  40x32  $2,800. 

State  st  n No  382,  Henry  R Hughes  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  27x55,  $8,000. 

Seventeenth  st  No  803.  Frank  Sedlacek  base- 
ment and  front  addition  31x60  $1,800. 

Sixteenth  st  w No  1129,  John  Nichol,  one- 
st’ry  cottage  21x32,  $800. 

Southport  av,  No  232,  Joseph  Bach,  2-story 
dwelling  21x40,  $1,800. 

Twenty  fourth  st  No  439,  J Wittig,  basement 
20x40.  $600. 

Twentieth  st  No  1023,  Wm  Willet,  one  story 
cottage  20x36,  $800. 

Twentieth  st  No  660  Mrs  J Holland  2-st’ry 
flat  21x68,  $2,700. 


GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  ana  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  ana  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Bates  of  Interest  on  Chicag 
Beal  Estate. 


Twenty  fourth  st  No  328,  Thos  Carroll  base- 
ment 20x40  $500. 

Temple  st  No  28,  H Thompson,  three  story 
addition  20x21,  $2,5  0. 

Twentieth  st  w No  605,  John  Forest  2-story 
dwelling  21x63,  $3,500. 

Twenty  fifth  st  No  201,  T Moynahan  one 
story  cottage  20x30  $700. 

Twenty  sixth  st  rear  of  Nos  219-221,  J Mc- 
Adams 2-st’ry  barn  30x40  $2,000. 

Twelfth  st  w Nos  655  and  657,  Bruno  Gall  3- 
story  store  and  flat  50x55,  $8,000. 

Thirty  fifth  st  No  1505,  Wm  Brown  one-story 
cottage  23x44,  $1,200. 

Twenty  seventh  st  No  569,  Martin  Loyner 
one  story  cottage  21x44,  $1,200. 

Yedder  st  No  129,  A Mahlemann,  basement 
20x50,  $1,000. 

Van  Buren  st,  Nos  941  to  955,  Barbara  Titus, 
eight  two  story  flats  165x30  $4,000. 

Vernon  av  No  3306,  James  Calvert  2-story 
dwelling  22x62,  $3,000. 

Vernon  Park  No  31,  M Kennedy  barn,  20x 
24,  $800. 

Wallace  st  No  3727,  W Cavanaugh  one-story 
cottage  21x53  $1,000. 

Wall  st  No  3249,  Chas  Brizke,  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x36,  $800. 

Wall  st  No  3242,  W Blocke  one  story  cottage 
20x36,  $800. 

Wabash  av  No  182,  H W Wetherell  photo- 
graph gallery,  $1,500. 

Woodst  n No  957,  A Roberts  one  9tory  cot- 
tage 20x26  $900. 

Warren  av  No  1000,  E M Ford  2-st’ry  dwell- 
ing 22x40  $4,000. 

Warren  av  No  428,  Mrs  S Chapman  2-story 
flat  30x67,  $5,000. 

Wabash  av  No  3441,  A Weinberg  2-story 
dwelling  25x70,  $5,000. 

Warren  av  No  89,  Wm  Hancock  basement, 
22x54,  $600. 

Warren  av  Nos  562  and  566.  E Pardridge, 
two  2-story  dwellings  42x65,  $5,000. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Ashland  av  241  ft  n of  Tavlor  st  wf  24x91 
ft  July  20.  estate  of  H Grove  to  Mary  A 

McDonnell $2,000 

Adams  st  w,  205  ft  w of  St  Louis  av  sf  un- 
divided ii  of  100x180  ft,  May  24,  C R 

Goodspeed  to  M J Mitchell $2,250 

Adams  st  w 205  ft  w of  St  Louis  av  sf  un- 
divided of  100x180  ft,  July  8,  N J 

Mitchell  to  W B Cunningham $1,100 

Ashland  av  165  ft  n of  Bloomingdale  rd  ef 
24x125  ft,  Aug  10,  L Carpenter  to  J G 

Daly $1,250 

Ashland  st  168  ft  e of  Olive  nf  24x152  ft 
July  13,  estate  of  Chas  H Thomson  to 

John  Waldon $750 

Adams  st  w 198  ft  e of  Sacramento  av  sf 
24x124  ft  July  6,  W G Jackson  to  F D 

Rogers $850 

Bryson  st  182  ft  w of  Lincoln  sf  36x132  ft 
JuLy  2,  Wm  H Bradley  to  H C Hanson 

$1,200 

Brvson  st,  36  ft  e and  adjoining  above  July 
2,  Wm  H Bradley  to  O F Hector. . .$1,200 
Blue  Island  av  35  ft  ne  of  w 13th  place  wf 
24  ft  to  west  13th  pi  JuLy  21,  Michael 

Whelan  to  A G McCutcheon $5,000 

Burling  st  n of  Willow  wf  33x114  ft  July 

12,  J Fluegel  to  F Mutter $3,400 

Belden  av  166  ft  w of  Larrabee  st  nf  25x 
119  ft  July  19,  Charles  W Seneco  to  Au- 
gust W Ring $1,800 

Butler  st  150  ft  n of  30th  ef  25x124  ft  July 
22,  Christian  T Hass  to  Mary  T Ham- 

mel $900 

Blackhawk  st  113  ft  w of  Larrabee  sf  28x 
75  ft  July  23,  Robert  Bulman  to  John 

Steljes $900 

Belden  av  se  cor  of  Hurlbut  st  nf  30x121 
ft  July  22,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Hilda 

N Lilja $7,500 

Bryson  st  nw  cor  of  Hoyne  av  ef  32x126.4 
ft  July  26,  Jane  Kearney  to  Jacob  L 
‘ Oestmann $1,575 


ROBERT  I.ARKIiriif 

Wholesale  ar  d Retail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  r< t ri (V r<  r\  , T r, 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  LrilLAtqO,  ILLp. 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BIRRS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


State  st  208  ft  n of  Burton  pi  wf  50x130 
ft  June  27.  H O Collins  to  E F Walker 


Congress  st  w,  175  ft  e of  Francisco  sf  25x 
171  ft  July  1,  Edward  McCormick  to 

Geo  H Evans $ G50 

Calumet  av  145  ft  n of  32d  st  wf  25x126  ft 
impd,  July  22,  Wm  T Lindley  to  Ida  E 

Lindley $12,500 

Clinton  st  73%  ft  n of  BnnKer  wf  24x100 
ft  July  6,  Stephen  Schramek  to  J Sheda 

$5,600 

Clybourn  av,  514  ft  nw  of  North  se  f 25x 
100  ft,  July  16,  Paul  Freund  to  Joseph 

Long $3,500 

Centre  av  104  ft  nof  Vernon  Park  place 
ef  52x134  ft  July  28,  John  Clark  to 

Frank  C Caldwell $8,500 

Central  Park  av  100  ft  n of  23d  st  ef  50x 
124  ft  July  14,  A T & G A Leland  to 

Chas  H Smith $2,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  400  ft  s of  31st  st  wf  25 
xlOO  ft  May  20,  C E & S C Orr  to  Alex- 
ander McIntosh $2,400 

Congress  st  se  cor  of  Honore  nf  45x85  ft 
Ju’y  26,  M C McDonald  to  E S McDon- 
ald   $3,200 

Congress  st  224  ft  e of  Laflin  nf  25x153  ft 
July  26,  M E & O Sands  to  Mary  K Sea- 
ton  $3,125 

Congress  st  23  ft  e of  Hermitage  av  nf  20 
xllO  July  23,  M E & O Sands  to  S E Mc- 
Millan  $6,250 

Dickson  st  ne  cor  of  Blanche  wf  25x124  ft 

July  20,  F Rohde  to  T Kusner $2,200 

Dearborn  st  267  ft  n of  23d  ef  25x105  ft, 
July  22  Ernst  Uhlich  to  Amelia  Ingoil- 

lier $2,000 

Division  st  204  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x120 
ft  July  12,  Adam  Ochs  to  Ernst  Steudi 

$1,200 

Division  st,  25  ft  w of  and  adj  above,  sf  25x 
120  ft  July  12,  Adam  Ochs  to  Wilhelm 

Bruebach  $1,200 

Dickson  st  420  ft  s of  Blackhawk  wf  24x 
110  ft  July  28,  Geo  Kautzner  to  Otto  So- 

der $2,050 

Dearborn  st  89  ft  n of  29th  ef  24x110  ft 
July  24,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Receiver 

of  Stock  & Mutual  Ins  Co $1,200 

Dearborn  st  same  premises  July  26,  Re- 
ceiver of  the  stock  & Mutual  Ins  Co  to 

Jas  Hulasen $1,000 

Dusold  st  102  ft  e of  Union  nf  25x73  ft 
July  29,  John  Bock  to  Josef  Vala.  .$2,800 
Elston  road  93  ft  nw  of  Crossing  st  ne  f 25 
xllO  ft  impd,  JuLy  7,  John  F Kehm  to 

Henry  Brown $2,500 

Elk  Grove  st  140%  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  ef 
48x121  ft,  June  16,  Theodore  Riehl  to 

Leo  Baran $1,000 

Elm  st  150  ft  w of  Lake  Shore  drive  nf  20 
xl09  ft  July  7,  J L Cochran  to  J M Cha- 
pin   $13,500 

Emerald  av  191  ft  n of  37th  st  wf  48x123 
July  19,  Thomas  English  to  J B Kelly 

• . . $2,750 

Ferdinand  st  230  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  25x 
122  ft  July  26,  Wm  H Deady  to  J H Sea- 
man  $1,100 

Fifteenth  st  w,  118  ft  e of  Laflin  nf  41x 
124  ft  Juny  24,  W Kaufman  to  Hettie 

Buncker $4,500 

Forest  av  n of  37th  st  wf  24x124  ft  July  27 
John  Schuster  to  Albertine  Vic  Haus 

$1,800 

Frey  st  141  ft  e of  Chase  sf  27x122%  ft 
JuLy  28,  John  Saville  to  Annie  Crawford 

$3,000 

Fifteenth  st  w ne  cor  of  Talman  av  sf  33x 
132.6  ft  JuLy  2,  Samuel  Kerr  to  John 

Connell $3,900 

Forquer  st  288  ft  w of  Central  Park  av  nf 
24x124  ft  May  26,  Peter  Stickler  to  Mary 

Ralph $500 

Fairfield  av  530  ft  s of  Harvard  st  ef  25x 
111.67  ft  Feb  26,  H G Gaylord  to  Frank 

Sutherland $400 

Fourteenth  st  w,  nw  cor  of  Robey  sf  25x 
124  ft  July  26,  John  C Bending  to  Chi- 
cago & Great  Western  R R Co $600 

Gano  st  75  ft  e of  Calumet  av  sf  25x124  ft 
Apr  21  ’83,  Hugh  B Ray  to  Mrs  Eflie  A 

Emerick $1,300 

Genesee  av  300  ft  s of  25th  st  ef  50x125  ft 
June  28,  Gilbert  M Potter  to  Wm  Mc- 
Clure  $700 

Huron  st  46  ft  w of  Cass  sf  30x100  ft  Ju’y 
7,  V E & C E Culver  to  Wm  S Crosby 

$26,000 

Honore  st  105  ft  n of  Adams  ef  20x48  ft 
JuLy  6,  Evert  Van  Buren  to  Augustus 

Van  Buren $1,000 

Harrisonfst  w 176  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  25x 
154  ft  July  3,  Edson  Keith  to  Mary  Kel- 
ly  $700 

Halsted  st  n 104  ft  n of  Clay  ef  25x125  ft, 
May  26,  Thos  Keer  to  Michael  BacKert 

$2,500 

Hastings  st  225  ft  w of  Robey  nf  25x124  ft 


June  28,  Daniel  Wells  to  Otto  Mollen- 

hauser $500 

Honore  st  231  ft  n of  Egan  av,  wf  25x 
124  ft  J uly  20,  Wm  H Bowman  to  Emma 

Gossraw $2,200 

Hastings  st  se  cor  Hoyne  nf  25x124  ft  July 

16  D,  Wells  Jr  to  R Kummer $625 

Hanover  st  200  ft  s of  32d  wf  25x124  ft 
Sept  1 ’84,  J R Winterbotham  to  J Don- 

worth $500 

Hamlin  av  92  ft  n of  Park  ef  100x135  ft 
June  28,  W H Rollins  to  Thomas  J Di- 

ven $2,300 

Halsted  it  n 225  ft  n of  Sophia  ef  25x125 
ft  JuLy  22,  H A Fonda  to  Minnie 

Schulze $1,600 

Halsted  st  102  ft  sof  33d  court  25x130  ft 
July  27,  estate  of  G B Givney  to  Ellen 

Givney $1,250 

Huron  st  w 50  ft  eof  May  sf  25x116  ft 
June  23,  estate  of  Wm  B Ogden  to  Ole 

Christenson $1,750 

Hurlbut  st  139  ft  s of  Menominee  ef  23x 
126  ft  JuLy  24,  Minna  Gutsch  to  R R 

Abele $2,000 

Huron  st  w 210  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf  25 
xl22  ft  July  6,  Anthony  Brown  to  H R 

Streeter $1,080 

Harrison  st  ne  cor  of  Albany  av  sf  50x154 
ft  May  18,  Edson  Keith  to  Mary  Shee- 
han  $1,600 

Halsted  st  120  ft  n of  28th  wf  24x123  ft 
July  23,  estate  of  Stephen  Kennealy  to 

Jerry  Kennealy $1,505 

Harrison  st  66  ft  e of  Hermitage  av  sf  22 
xlOO  ft  July  3 Wm  HPruyn  to  J C Arm- 
strong   $4,600 

Indiana  st  w,  240  ft  wof  Leavitt  sf  24x100 
ft  July  1,  H H Hunnewell  to  Michael 

Kinsley $1,100 

Indiana  st  se  cor  of  St  Clair  nf  25x100  ft 
ft  JuLy  23,  ES  Chesbrough  to  Daniel 

Cahill $3,200 

Irving  place  300  ft  s of  w Kinzie  st  ef  30x 
124  ft  juIy  10,  E L Carpenter  to  G B 

Carpenter $1,050 

Jackson  st  174  ft  e of  Laflin  nf  25x189  ft 
July  3,  Matthew  Laflin  to  J G Keith 

$4,125 

Johnson  stbet  w 16th  and  18th  ef  25x89  ft 
July  12,  John  Musil  to  Thos  Froula 

$1,000 

Johnston  st,  120  ft  n of  Wright  ef  24x100 
ft  July  26,  John  Garretty  to  L F Hallen 

$1,500 

Lowe  av  288  ft  s of  37th  st  ef  24x123  ft 
June  24,  Michael  Barry  to  Thos  Brown 

Jr $3,000 

La  Salle  st  323  ft  n of  37th  ef  24x120  ft 
J uny  26,  J Conway  to  F Bryson ....  $1,170 
Leavitt  st  24  ft  s of  Moore  ef  24x122  ft 
July  9,  George  R Laughton  to  Fritz  Su- 

lanKe $600 

Leavitt  st  se  cor  of  Homer  wf  24x100  ft 
JuLy  5,  F Korff  to  Hermann  Heunemann 

$600 

Leipzig  st  116  ftn  of  Hamburg  wf  52x100 
ft  JuLy  26,  L Knapp  to  Henry  Hager 

$350 

Lexington  st  432  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24  ft 
to  alley  July  27,  Wm  H McConnell  to  E 

G Beal $2,500 

La  Salle  st  53  ft  n of  Egan  av  ef  24%xl21 
ft  Apr  8,  Jas  H Stearns  to  Patrick  Swee- 
ney   $800 

LaSalle  st  adjoining  above  ef  24%xl21 
ft,  Apr  8,  Jas  H Stearns  to  Peter  W 

Rooney  $800 

Lake  st  nw  cor  of  Ashland  av  sf  50  ft  to 
alley,  Juiy  10,  E C Waller  to  A J Snell 

$12,500 

Lake  st  w,  130  ft  w of  Clinton  nf  20x82% 
ft  July  21,  August  Masher  to  Lena 

Masher $15,000 

Madison  st  188  ft  e of  Centre  av  nf  25x120 
ftJuny  24,  James  M Taylor  to  Joseph 

Downey $12,500 

Monroe  st  w,  75  ft  w of  Paulina  nf  50x130 
ft  July  3,  Wm  H Pruyn  to  J C Armstrong 

$4,60o 

Madison  st  83  ft  e of  L?avitt  sf  24x124  ft 
July  24,  E J F Willing  to  William  C 

Willing $8,000 

Michigan  av  the  premises  No  3662  July  J, 
Joel  B Thompson  to  Isaac  W Hartwell 
$6,200 


Monroe  st  w,  201  ft  e of  Laflin  nf  26x188 
ft,  July  20,  M Goff  to  Chas  M Goff.  $5,000 
Madison  st  175  ft  e of  California  av  nf  25x 

123  ft  June  24,  Michael  O’Brien  to  C S 

Childs $1,950 

Madison  st,  25  ft  e and  adj  above, nf  25x123 
ft  June  24,  J W Macfarlane  to  C S 

Childs $1,950 

Monroe  st  w,  e of  Kedzie  avwf  22x125  ft 
Mch  27,  H B Dolton  to  J W Gross. . $1,000 
Milwaukee  av  147  ft  nw  of  Wood  st  ne  f 
25x118  ft  JuLy  26,  Jane  Kearney  to  Jac- 
ob L Oestmann $1,575 

Musprat  st  222  ft  s of  Springer  ef  25x125 
ft  JULy  28,  Edward  Harland  to  Albert 

Luszek $400 

Monroe  st  e of  Kedzie  av  nf  24  ft  to  Barry 
Point  road  July  26,  J W Gross  to  S E 

Gross $500 

Mendall  st  55  ft  nw  of  Crossing  ef  50x110 
ft  JuLy  24,  John  Awe  to  Mary  Boetter 

$1,800 

Mendall  st  55  ft  nw  of  Crossing  ef  50x110 
ft  JuLy  24,  Mary  Boetter  to  John  Awe 

$1,850 

Michigan  av  ne  cor  of  26th  st  wf  198x170 
ft  Juny  23,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Wm 

J Wilson... . $97,767 

Moore  st  250  ft  w of  Robey  sf  25x124  ft 
July  22,  Irene  Wright  to  Chas  R Falk 

$600 

Monroe  st  w,  ne  cor  of  Desplaines  sf  79% 
xl30  ft,  June  19,  P W Snowhook  to  A L 

Conger $35,000 

Moore  st  120  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x124  ft 
June  28,  O M Wells  to  Maria  Owens 

$1,600 

Moore  st  175  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x124  ft 
July  22Irene  Wright  to  Simon  Stumps 

$600 

Nineteenth  st  w 122  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av 
nf  24x125  ft  July  9,  D W Burrows  to 

Catherine  Kearney $350 

Nineteenth  st  w,  120  ft  w of  Robey  sf  24x 

124  ft  impd,  July  16,  Frank  Kalibera  to 

Frank  Vleek $1,550 

Ontario  st,  160  ft  e of  Pine  sf  19x100  ft, 
JuLy  3,  Charles  Cloyes  to  Peter  Annen 

$6,500 

Oakley  st  sw  cor  of  Thompson  entire  blk 
July  17,  Wm  A Tower  et  al  to  Sophia 

Multhaup $20,000 

Oaxley  av  bet  Van  Buren  and  Jackson  sts 
wf  18x124  ft  July  12,  Geo  N Hall  to  J A 

SharpnacK $5,750 

Oakley  av  100  ft  n of  Taylor  st  wf  25x125 
ft  July  19,  J H Culver  to  Mary  Boehm 

$1,050 

Parmelee  st  236  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x124 
ft  JuLy  19,  J W Farlin  to  Annie  Lun- 

gren $500 

Paulina  st  199  ft  s of  Douglas  av  ef  26x 

125  ft  JuLy  26,  Seth  Piper  to  Timothy 

Hayes $600 

Polk  st  w 42  ft  e of  Law  av  sf  58%x50  ft 
Juiy  6,  Esther  Ward  to  J Charles  Vaugh- 
an  $4,000 

Peoria  st  95  ftn  of  Van  Buren  wf  25x115 
ft  July  22,  M <fc  H Schultz  to  Rebecca 

Ginsburg $7,500 

Polk  st  w,  168  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x125  ft 
Juny  15,  Joseph  Pfirshing  to  P T Smith 

$1,100 

Paulina  ft  50  ft  s of  16th  ef  25x120  ft  Mch 
10,  ’83,  Wm  Kasper  to  Matej  Sramek 

$600 

Randolph  st  w,  the  premises  No  326  July 
28,  Chas  Follanbee  to  Sophia  Petersen 

$3,500 

Rebecca  st  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf  33x124  ft 
Nov  28  ’85,  Wm  S Hall  to  John  Connell 

$600 

State  st,  s of  26th  wf  54x181  ft  May  1,  Pot- 
ter Palmer  to  John  Angus $8,100 

South  Park  av,  102%  ft  n of  32d  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  July  9,  Daniel  F Bacon  to  Thos 

N Donnelly $3,375 

Sedgwick  stj  48  ft  n of  Starr  wf  24x80  ft, 
July  22,  Anna  Freise  to  Geo  C Ander- 

egg $3,100 

Sixteenth  st  w,  242  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av 
nf  24x125  ft  July  3,  D W Burrows  to  Ro- 
bert Bruce $400 

State  st  nw  cor  of  32d  ef  47x118  ft  with 
improvements  June  22,  O P Johnson  to 
C S Eldridge $15,500 


$15,000 

Seventeenth  st  w 146  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf 
25x124  ft  Feb  15,  estate  of  A M Hunt- 
ington to  Antonye  Tusa $800 

Superior  st  295  ft  w of  Lincoln  sf  24x123  ' 

ft  Jui,y  27,  W H H Gardner  to  Thomas 

Woods $2,150 

State  st  n 135  ft  s of  Delaware'pn  ef  21x 
139  ft  July  2,  M P & R P Lunt  to  J J 

Coughlin $4,200 

Seymour  st  223  ft  s of  Thompson  wf  25x 
126  ft  Jury  22,  LC  Krueger  to  Ole  B 

Jorstad $1,350 

Superior  st  w 288  ft  w of  Halsted  sf  20x 
120.5jft  Juiy  20,  Mary  Pollard  to  J W 

Thomas $2,900 

Spaulding  st  225  ft  s of  21st  ef  25x125  ft 
July  7,  Chas  Thompson  to  Roger  Con- 
nor  $2,200 

Sixteenth‘st  w 194  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av 
nf  24x125  ft,  Apr  17,  Wm  H Bradley  to 

F C Kuschel $375 

Seminary  av  245  ft  s of  Fullerton  ef  25x 

124  ft,  JuLy  23,  Samuel  B Chase  to  K <& 

C S Whitcomb $900 

Spaulding  av  22  ft  s of  sw  cor  of  w Jack- 
son  st  ef  68  ft  to  alley  July  1,  Jas  Evans 

to  Jas  Nagle $1,05C 

State  st  43  fts  of  22d  wf  40x106  ft  July  6, 

M & P Hobler  to  David  B Eaton $5000 

Townsend  st,  146  ft  s of  Division  ef  25x 
108  ft  impd,  July  22,  Lena  Mueller  to 

Mary  Renn $5,600 

Taylor  st  w 115  ft  w of  Lincoln  nf  25x119 
ft  June  10,  E H Turner  to  Mary  F Repp 

$1,100 

Twelfth  st  w 219  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf  24x 
107  ft  July  6,  A T Ewing  to  C H Maas 

$1,800 

Twenty  second  st  75  ft  e of  Central  Pk  av 
nf  50  ft  to  alley  June  1,  F E & T P Phil- 
lips to  S J Martin $560 

Twenty  second  st  125  ft  e of  Central  Park 
av  nf  50  ft  to  alley  June  1,  F E & T P 1 

Phillips  to  J E Vaughan $560 

Thirty  first  st  100  ft  j of  Wall  nf  25x88  ft 
July  3,  Wm  Tarr  to  Mathilda  Nacktried  i 

$800 

Taylor  st  w ne  cor  of  Oakley  av  sf  96x100 
with  50x125  on  Oakley  av  north  and  ad- 
joining above  Feb  13,  George  W Zeram- 

ba  to  A S Field $5,500 

Taylor  st  w,  same  property  as  above,  July 

7,  A S Field  to  Elwyn  A Wood $6,000 

Twenty  second  st  250  ft  w of  Wood  sf  25x 

125  ft  July  9,  H P Chandler  to  PatricK 

J Cagney $700 

Twenty  second  st  375  ft  w of  Wood  sf  25x 
125  ft,  July  9,  H P Chandler  to  James 

Dararaiv $700 

Tinkham  st  48  ft  n of  Indiana  ef  48x125  ft 
July  15,  L F Towne  to  E J Farnham$2,000 
Twelfth  st  w 241  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf  48x 
107  ft  July  2,  A V Ewing  to  D V Byrne 

$3,600 

Twentieth  st  w 241  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf 
25x124  ft  June  21  John  Kralovec  to  Fritz 

Buhk $1,000 

Van  Horn  st  25  ft  e of  Paulina  sf  25x125 
ft  July  15,  Frank  Kiolbassa  to  Anna  So- 

bosczyk $1,500 

Wallace  st,  57  ftn  of  32d  sf  25x124%  ft 
Juiy  14,  Benjamin  Shurtleff  to  Fred  Ov- 
erhue   $750 

Wabash  av  sw  cor  of  37th  st  ef  50x148  ft 
May  4,  Rebecca  Stampofski  to  Patrick 

Long $5,687 

Washington  boul,  379  ft  w of  Francisco  st 
sf  35x200  ft  June  24,  S H Wheeler  to 

Mary  Sollitt $4,476 

Wabansia  av  72  ft  w of  Commercial  sf  24 
x80  ft  Juiy  27,  A Eich  et  al  to*H  Ehmke 

$1,825 

Wallace  st  299  ft  s of  Douglas  av  wf  25x 
124  ft  Juiy  26,  J & 0 W Bolin  to  F H 

Dickey $800 

Warren  av,  ne  cor  of  Francisco  st  sf  48x 
122  ft  Juiy  26,  J C Rue  to  S H W’heeler 

$4,500 

Walnut  st  105  ft  w of  Lincoln  nf  26%x 
117%  ft  July  13,  Geo  W Smith  to  Thos 

Scott $2,500 

Wood  st  n,  93  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  av  wf 
23x122  ft  July  27,  E S Drexer  to  Theo- 
dore Riehe $300 

Walton  place  28%  ft  w of  State  st  nf  25x 
100  ft  May  20,  ’85,  H A Huntington  to 

Chas  W Fullerton $18,000 

Wilcox  st  e of  Sacramento  av  nf  150x124 
ft  Apr  13,  Chas  H Read  to  W G Jackson 
$3,600 

Wentworth  av  46  ft  s of  Finnell  st  ef  24x 
90  ft  July  13,  M & P Wagner  et  al  to 
Joseph  Kopale $3,525 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Wright  st  300  ft  e of  Jefferson  sf  25x00  ft 
June  10,  Ellen  CHrk  to  John  Clark  $2,000 
Yeaton  st  264  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  24x100  ft 
July  20,  Charles  J Vopicka  to  Mary  Car- 

roll  $75> 

North  or  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  nw  cor  School  st  ef  49x125  ft 
July  1,  G HA  Thomas  to  Christoph 

Henrichs $2,000 

Ashland  av  106  fts  of  School  st  wf  27x110 
ft  July  23,  Chas  Kemnitz  to  Edward  W 

Daniels $700 

Byron  st  141  ft  w of  Halsted  sf  39.5  ft  to 
alley  July  1,  ChasE  Walker  to  John  S 

Stromberg $1,000 

Belmont  av  ne  cor  of  Sheldon  st  sf  24x125 
ft  May  26,  S E Gross  to  Edward  Gruess- 

ing $700 

Belmont  av  sw  cor  of  Pine  Grove  nf  99x 
150  ft  JuLy  24,  C E Held  to  Sophia  Held 

$6,000 

Belmont  av  106  ft  w of  Evanston  R R nf 
.25x125  ft  Mch  1,  Henry  Dirns  to  Johan- 
na Mezger $1,800 

Belmont  av  100  ft  w of  Racine  nf  25x125 
ft  Feb  17,  Andrew  Kolb  to  Maria  Kolb 

$2,000 

Commercial  av  129  ft  s of  Lawrence  ef  50 
xl63  ft,  July  13,  Wm  J Wilkes  to  F W 

Green... $730 

Ciybourn  av  98  ft  nw  of  Fullerton  ne  f 27 
ft  to  Fullerton  av  JuLy  14,  K & M Popp 

to  J J Lunkes $1,915 

Clark  st  452  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av  wf  50x 
250  ft  July  14,  E J Lehmann  to  A C Mc- 

Garigle $4,000 

Commercial  st  179  ft  s of  Tuttle  avwf  50x 

165  ft  July  24,  Michael  Weber  to  E B 

Miller $550 

Clement  st  248  ft  n of  Wellington  ef  24  ft 
to  alley  Apr  9,  ’84,  H G Haugan  to  Chas 

C Abell $720 

Dakin  st  200  ft  e of  Robey  nf  40x122  ft 
July  6,  J A Hall  to  Mary  C Furnnes.  .$800 
Doming  court  400  ft  e of  Clark  st  nf  50x 
146  ft  July  12,  J L Cochran  to  M A Rob- 
erts   $4,000 

Diversey  av  w of  Clark  st  nf  28x187  ft 
July  22,  Master  in  Chancery  to  J R Lil- 

ja $5,200 

Fletcher  st  245,  ft  w of  State  court  sf  49x 
125  ft  July  20,  R R Clarke  to  Charles  E 

Helm $1,715 

Homer  av  48  ft  e of  Sheldon  nf  24x125  ft 
May  28,  S E Gross  to  Stephen  Schrod 

$400 

Halsted  st  156  ft  n of  Fullerton  av  wf  30x 
125%  ft  July  16,  August  Ricke  to  A & 

B Rohden $3,800 

Halsted  st  232  ft  n of  Diversey  wf  25x140 
ft  July  14,  A Bishoff  to  John  D Haus- 

childt $1,250 

Lake  View  av  sw  cor  of  Surf  st  ef  98x202 
ft  July  14,  S D Hoard  to  Rudolph  Sch- 

loesser $13,000 

Lill  av  240  ft  e of  Racine  av  nf  24x125  ft 
July  22,  A E & W Howe  to  M E Newport 

$2,500 

Melrose  st  72  ft  w of  Paulina  nf  24x125  ft 

July  1,  S E Gross  to  A Fehringer $575 

Melrose  st,  719  ft  e of  Evanston  rd,  sf  44x 

166  ft  July  8,  F & G Gibson  to  Margaret 

Siren $5,000 

Morse  av  150  ft  e of  Market  st  nf  36.6  ft  to 
alley,  July  6,  Chas  H Morse  to  Joseph  M 

Kean $500 

Noble  st  ne  cor  of  Leavitt  sf  24%xl24  ft 
July  19,  Rudolp.  Eller  to  John  Koehler 

$650 

Oakdale  av,  269%  ft  w of  Southport  nf 
24%xl24  ft  June  26,  John  Gluck  to  B J 

Klein $550 

Paulina  st  se  cor  of  Belle  Plaine  av  wf  50 
xl65  ft  JuLy  1,  Chas  Kollenberg  to  Jno 

H Hansen $1,000 

Paulina  st  50  ft  s of  and  adjoining  above 
wf  50x165  ft  July  1,  E Kollenberg  to 

John  H Hanson $1,000 

Pennock  av,  sw  cor  of  Keeney  nf  267%x 
125  ft,  July  21,  James  F Keeney  to  Wm 

A Thompson $3,000 

Paulina  st  329  ft  s of  Tuttle  av  ef  150x165 
ft  Apr  9,  Michael  Weber  et  al  to  J C 

Clark $1,575 

Paulina  st  329  ft  s of  Tuttle  av  ef  150x165 
ft  Apr  10,  J C Clark  to  Eva  Clark.  .$3,500 
Paulina  st  279  fts  of  Tuttle  av  wf  50x165 
ft  May  27,  Michael  Weber  et  al  to  David 

Smith $550 

Paulina  st  ne  cor  of  Berteau  av  wf  92x165 
ft  JuLy  23,  John  Williams  to  R J Bennet 

$1,000 

Paulina  Bt,  north  100  ft  adjoining  Bertuau 
av  wf  100x115  ft  JuLy  23  John  Williams 

to  E M Bennett $1,000 

Roscoe  st,  362  ft  e of  Clark  nf  50x124  ft, 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

I 15  Dearborn  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


July  15,  C Buckingham  to  Katz  Roll 

. . $1,200 

Snyder  st  188  ft  s of  Belmont  av  ef  25x120 
ft  juIy  26,  Wm  C Goudy  to  Hullda  A 

Carlson $615 

School  st  240  ft  w of  Paulina  nf  24x125  ft 
May  17,  S E Gross  to  James  Abbey.  .$550 
Seminary  av  224  ft  s of  Noble  ef  25x124  ft 
July  26,  Ole  Christianson  to  J A Hop- 

trom $1,250 

Wood  st  75  ft  n of  Belmont  av  wf  50x100 
ft  Feb  15,  S E Gross  to  Adam  Mares 

$2,050 

Wrightwood  av  147  ft  w of  Fabius  st  sf  50 
xl24  ft  JuLy  22,  AE&W  Howe  to  Ma- 
ria Voltmer $6,000 

Wrightwood  av  109  ft  w of  Wood  st  sf  25x 
125  ft  JuLy  1,  L C & M W Robinson  to 

Wm  Klebba $750 

Woodside  av  50  ft  n of  School  st  wf  50x 
125  ft  JuLy  19,  G H A Thomas  to  Jacob 
Luff $1,350 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Atlantic  st,99  ft  s of  53d  ef  31x147  ft  July 
22,  F B Hill  et  al  to  Augustus  Froansoti 

$600 

Burrough  st  142  ft  s of  50th  ef  24x122%  ft 

July  20,  B F Jacobs  to  J Graf $350 

Butterfield  st  156  ft  sof  Garfield  bd  wf  25 
x98  ft,  Henry  Botsford  to  Mary  A Luse 

$2,100 

Burnside  st  75  ft  s of  40th  ef  25x100  ft 
July  21,  Charles  H Wells  to  A L Cary 

$1,000 

Burnside  st  75  ft  s of  40th  ef  25x100  ft  July 
24,  A L Cary  to  Caroline  Wells ....  $1,000 
Cornell  av  n of  56th  st  ef  43%  ft  to  alley 
Apr  30.  James  Barrell  to  H K Hobard 

$3,500 

Cornell  av  43%  ft  s of  and  adjoining 
above  ef  42%  ft  to  alley  Apr  30,  James 

Barrell  to  H W Hoyt $3,500 

Cornell  av  n of  56th  stef  12%  ft  to  alley 
Apr  30,  Jas  Barrell  to  Geo  W Miller 

$1,000 

Cedar  st  205  ftw  of  Wentworth  av  sf  60x 
125  ft  July  29,  M A Farrell  to  A A Back 


California  av  50  ft  n of  Joseph  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  July  12,  N Corwith  to  Samuel 

Fournier $300 

California  av  116  ft  s of  William  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  July  12,  N Corwith  to  Wilbrod 

Hudson $300 

Cottage  Grove  av  [173%  ft  n of  43d  st  wf 
49%xl54  ft,  JuLy  24,  Patiick  McCarthy 

to  Chas  Lancaster $10,000 

Calumet  av  199  ft  s of  50th  ef  100x140  ft, 
May  14,  Wm  C Houghton  to  Irving 

Queal $3,500 

Crocker  av  120  ft  n of  62d  st  ef  48x125  ft 
July  23,  D W7  Burnham  to  John  Mucher 

$640 

Drexel  boul,  145  ft  n of  40th  st  wf  20  ft  to 
alley  June  22,  J J Mitchell  to  Wm  Mar- 
tin  $4,000 

Drexel  bd,  145  ft  n of  40th  st  wf  20  ft  to 
ailey  June  22,  Wm  Martin  to  Wm  H 

Hayne $4,000 

Drexel  bd,  145  ft  n of  40th  st  wf  20  ft  to 
alley  June  27,  J J Mitchell  to  Wm  Mar- 
tin   $4,000 

Drexel  bd,  145  ftn  of  40th  st  wf  20  ft  to 
allly  June  27,  Wm  Martin  to  James  C 

Thomas $4,000 

Dexter  av,  217  ft  e of  Wallace  st  sf  25x130 
ft  May  4,  E A Wood  et  al  to  Florence 

Casey $1,100 

Dexter  av  near  Bissell  st  n f 24x124  ft  July 

24,  Moses  Brunnett  to  M J Hodges. $1,150 

Drexel  boul,  125  ft  n of  40th  st  wf  20x140 
ft  June  27,  J J Mitchell  to  Wm  Martin 
$4,000 


Emerald  av  250  ft  s of  45th  st  wf,  50x124 
ft  July  13,  S A & T Gahan  to  Bridget 

O’Connor $2,200 

Forty  seventh  st  96  ft  e of  Justine  nf  24x 
123.  ft  impd,  July  27,  Nicholas  Gier  to 

J G Dieckhoff $4,000 

Forty  seventh  st  96  ft  e of  Justine  nf  24x 
123  ft  impd,  July  22,  J G Dieckhoff  to  S 

Gier $4,000 

Fifty  fifth  st  132  ft  w of  Kimbark  av  sf  46x 
150  ft  July  27,  Wm  Ryan  to  Catholic  . 

Bishop  of  Chicago $900 

Fifty  fifth  st  92  ft  w of  Kimbark  av  sf  46x 
150  ft  May  17,  J S Van  Alstyne  to  Wm 

Ryan $900 

Forty  fifth  st,  opp  Arnold  nf  25x107  ft  Oct 
8,  ’85,  Matthew  Laflin  to  August  Brown 

$510 

Forty  second  st  188  ft  e of  Vincennes  av 
n f 75x122  ft  May  21,  Thos  Whitfield  to 

EJ  Parker $3,000 

Forty  third  st  50  ft  e of  Marshall  nf  25x 
126  ft,  Feb  18,  Framt  Meyer  to  F Sei- 
fert   $800 

Garfield  boul,  se  cor  Macy  av  nf  25x106  ft 
July  25,  J P Bowes  to  Isabella  Spencer 

$1,200 

Langley  av  sw  cor  of  43d  stnf  50x119  ft 
juLy  24,  J H Knight  et  al  to  Henry  De- 

witz $3,500 

Laflin  st  50  ft  n of  48th  ef  24x124  ft  Juny 
26,  Vincis  Schulis  to  Conrad  Schmidt 

$1,900 

Michigan  av  nw  cor  of  44th  st  ef  95%x 
161%  ft  July  15,  Robert  Strahorn  to 

Henry  N Holden $11,000 

Oakwood  bd,  585  ft  w of  Vincennes  av  sf 
50x150  ft  July  22,  Charles  A J Mohns  to 

Christian  Teufel $6,500 

Page  st  263%  ft  s of  48th  wf  24x124  6-10 
ft  July  9,  B F Jacobs  to  J W Schmidt 

$350 

Page  st  48  ft  n and  adjoining  above  July 
12,  B F Jacobs  to  Edward  Golobiski  $700 
Paulina  st  224  ft  n of  49th  wf  25x122%  ft, 
June  5,  C Bentley  Jr  to  John  Bollinger 

$350 

Paulina  st,  25  ft  s and  adjoining  above 

July  5,  Same  to  John  Gall  $350 

Paulina  st  149  ft  n of  49th  wf  25x122%  ft 
June  23,  C Bentley  Jr  to  Jacob  Schmidt 

.$350 


Prairie  av  147  ft  s of  46th  st  ef  50x161  ft 
May  7,  D K Pearsons  to  Ed  A Bern  $3,000 
Ransom  st  s of  57th  wf  24.2x136  ft  JuLy 
21,  C F Periolat  to  Wm  H Martin. . .$550 
Sidney  court  210  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av 
wf  50x125  ft  July  24,  E A Blake  to  John 

Kummer $4,500 

Shurtleff  av  334  ft  s of  39th  st  wf  25x122  ft 
July  27,  Christoph  Freilinger  to  August 

Schafranke $2,360 

State  st  350  ft  s of  49th  wf  25x160  ft  June 
21,  Marx  F Bell  to  Michael  O’Leary 

$2,500 

State  st  n of  52d  wf  33x161  ft,  July  7,  Eli- 
za Quaid  to  J W Jennings $3,600 

State  st  se  cor  of  60th  wf  49%xl70  ft  July 

9,  GM  McNaughton  to  Nels  Peterson 

$1,750 

Swann  st  e of  Stewart  av  nf  24x100  ft 
June  5,  David  Williams  to  John  Oeh- 

men $450 

St  Lawrence  av,  350  ft  d of  43d  st  wf  25x 
135  ft,  June  11,  F B Williams  to  L A 

Thomas $800 

School  st  56%  ft  n of  Cedar  wf  30x125  ft, 
June  29,  Michael  Reich  to  Nicolaus  Bec- 
ker   

Sixty  third  st,  100  ft  e of  Madison  sf  25x 
125  ft,  May  25,  Wm  J Jeffery  to  John 

Mott $1,360 

St  Lawrence  av  300  ft  n of  43d  st  wf  50x 
134  ft  July  19,  F B Williams  to  E T Wil- 


€ 0AI! 


lianas $1,600 

State  st  402%  ft  s of  61st  wf  40x170%  ft 
June  17,  Almon  Brooks  to  F Florentine 

$2,140 

Thirty  fourth  st  50  ft  e of  St  Lawrence  av 
sf  34x125  ft  June  23,  Monroe  Mitchell  to 

L C Springer $1,700 

Union  st  437  ft  s of  53d  ef  25x125  ft,  July 
23,  Wm  Shinnick  to  Ed  S Dreyer. . . .$400 
Vincennes  av  101  ft  s of  40th  st  wf  25x130 
ft  July  7,  H M & RS  Tnthill  to  Maria 

KnoblocK $1,625 

Williams  st  141  ft  e of  California  av  nf  25 
xl25  ft  July  12,  N Corwith  to  Octave 

Paquet $300 

Washington  av  200  ft  s of  Chestnut  st  ef 
50x150  ft  July  7,  SR  Walker  to  E C 

Hayward $2,625 

Wabash  av  125  ft  s of  41st  st  wf  25x171  ft 
July  14,  S M Akerly  to  H S Cannele 

$1,625 

Wabash  av  83  ft  s of  44th  st  wf  25x161.4  ft 
Apr  26,  J H Rice  to  Michael  Fayne  $1,500 
West  of  City  Limits. 

Basil  av  265  ft  n of  North  av  ef  25x118  ft 
julv  26,  M E & A C Lebell  to  L II  Ped- 
erson   $650 

Carroll  av  201  ft  e of  west  43d  st  sf  25x100 
ft  July  27,  West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  J 

S Mulcare $450 

Humboldt  bd  175  ft  s of  Cortland  st  ef  125 
xl75  ft  July  14,  M L Schoenbrun  to 

Emily  Greenebaum $3,500 

Humboldt  bd,  175  ft  s of  Cortland  st  ef 
100x1  75  ft  July  24,  E & H Greenebaum 

to  Louis  Rollmann $2,800 

Humboldt  st  50  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  wf  25 
xl20  ft  JuLy  27,  L J Gehlin  to  Jacob 

Husar $700 

Johnston  av  w of  California  av  sf  24x100 
ft  July  26,  F H Dickey  to  John  Bolin 

$1,250 

Johnston  av,  24  ft  w and  adig  above,  sf  24 
xlOO  ft  JULy  26,  F H Dickey  to  Otto  W 

Bolin $1,250 

Maple  place  205  ft  w of  Western  av  nf  27 
xll0%  ft  July  26,  J F Rumsey  to  F C 

Jacobs $1,175 

Rhine  st  787  ft  e of  Crowell  nf  25x125  ft 
July  8,  A McFarlane  to  M Schoendorf 

$650 

Twenty  seven  lots  in  PennocK  July  2,  D C 
Sullivan  to  Julia  Sullivan $12,000 


AG1JKE1IEVT4  FOR  DEEDS. 

E L Pease  to  L Olsen,  May  '21,  sub  It  4 sub  of  lot  19, 

Hull’s  sub  9 39  13 $1,350 

B O’Brien  to  J H Golem  m and  P Amick,  July  7,  pt 

It  44  b 4 Honore’s  re-sub  iu  18  39  14  $1,500 

J E Schildhelm  to  J G Peterson,  .July  17,  s 18 14  ft 
It  9 b 1 Weage,  Eberhart  & Rush’s  sub  in  12  39  13 

$2,400 

A O Callaghan,  W B and  E S La  Parle  to  H M Hook- 
er, July  13,  lots  8 to  11  blck  4,  Honore’s  resub  of 

Tiernan’s  sub  in  18  3914 $10,800 

R B Bacon  to  P Nelson,  May  25,  lot  26  sub  of  blk  5, 

Partn  n 24  6 14  9 % 20  40  14 $650 

J D Huntley  to  J Hilb,  July  23,  It  16,  Smith’s  sub  of 

b 16,  Watson  T & D’s  sub  in  6 39  14 $700 

P Dierking  to  J Posta,  July  23,  It  4 b 1,  Breidt’s  sub 

e !4  n J/4  n 14  w 54  sw  14  35  40  13  $4,0  j0 

John  Wirtz  to  J L Mulfinger,  July  2 It  4 Lill’s  sub 

in  21  3914,  264  W 14th  st $3,000 

D J Fallis  and  H Gano  to  T Tu*sey,  Aug  6,  ’83,  Its 42 

and  43  b 2 Falls’  add  to  Pullman $200 

G Hafner  with  M Kantr,  July  20,  It  2 sub  of  w /%  lot 

4 b 63,  C T S,  pt  nw  qr  21  39  14 $2,925  for  W D 

L H Pierce  with  W Devlin,  Feb  27,  It  24,  Roth’s  sub 

of  b 17,  Assr’s  Div  iu  20  39  14 $950  for  W D 

W H Colvin  to  H R Ralston,  July  23,  e 14  n 198  ft  It 

5 and  b 6,  Hubbard’s  exrs  sub  e half  sw  qr  2 38  14 
ex.  w 82  6-1 J ft  said  e half  said  198  ft. $20,001  forW  D 

C Lindemaun  & Son,  agts  for  R B Bacon,  to  A Reed 
May  29,  It  25  snb  of  b 5,  Partn  of  n % e half  se  Vx 

20  40  14 $650,  f or  W D 

P Flavin  with  J Sinnott,  July  27,  building  and  lot. 

No  163  N Elizabeth  st  $1,325,  for  W D 

R H Lowther,  W H Lowther  and  W H Powell  to  B 
Smith,  Oct  22,  ’85,  L E Allen’s  addn  to  Chicago,  in 
36  40  13 $1,600,  for  W D 


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SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

T Scott  to  E H Scott,  Nov  14,  ’85,  Its  27  28  b 4 Hill’s 

sub  32  38  14 

C&CC&DCotjF  Notzou,  July  21  ,lt  14  b 11,  C & 

C C & D Co’s  sub  5-6,  37  15 $100 

W Perry  to  T Stralian,  July  19,  Its  11  and  12  Brack- 
ett’s re-sub  in  2238  It — $2,40J 

W C Reynolds  to  A Reynolds,  July  21,  e Vi  w!iue 
Vx  30  38  14,  ex  R R right  of  way  in  so  91  ft,  about 

3854  acres $;u,020 

P M Brink  and  M N Overgard  to  A Bernstein.  July 

20,  It  12  b 3,  Park“ide $62  > 

J B Eckstein  to  A E Barrett,  July  12,  n 40  feet  lot  9, 

Law’s  sub  w of  I C R R,  23  38  14 $1,750 

C&CC&DCotoN  Nielson,  July  21,  It  44  b 81  C & 

C C & D Co’s  sub  5-6,  37  15 $5t0 

N Nielson  to  L A Frey,  July  21,  same  property. 

$.500 

T P Phillips  to  F Franks,  June  26,  lot  13  sub  of  w 34 

n ft  sw  ft  ne  ft  28  38  14 

Same  to  J L Talbot,  June  26,  lot  36,  same  subdvn, 

$500 

T P Keefe  to  J Redmond,  May  27;  Its  2J  and  21  b 11, 

Johnson  & Clement’s  sub  in  22  38  14 00 

H N Hibbard  to  A Jones,  July  15;  Its  3 and  4 sub  b 1 

b 3,  Brookline §300 

T P Phillips  to  T Rogerson,  June  26,  lot  37  sub  of  w 
Vx  n Vi  sw  Vx  ne  H 28  38  14  $560 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Same  to  C Shanks  June  26,  Its  47  and  48,  same  sub, 

$1,125 

O&OC&DCotoP  Poulson,  lt36b28C&CC&D 

Co’s  sub  in  5 and  6 37  15  $ 

E G Cornell  to  R Edmunds,  Apr  24,  It  45  b 77  sub  b 4 

b 3 se  qr  ne  qr  27  38  14 $850 

FB  Dyche  to  F RThormeyer,  July  21;  Its  13  b 31, 

Cornell *500 

G F Yates  to  M E Jordan,  July  7,  ’85,  lots  25  and  26 

b 46  of  It  C in  Whitford’s  sub  in  20  37  15 $600 

N M Hanson  to  C C March,  Admr,  Apr  12,  Its  9 and 

10  b 2,  Kensington $250 

T P Phillips  to  E M Pope,  June  26,  It  2 sub  of  w i n 

14  aw  54  ne  M 28  38  14  $400 

S E Gross  and  M A Brooks  to  A M I>  Classon,  July 
12,  It  177  Brookdale  or  Brookhaven  in  23  38  14, 

.$825 


C&CC&DCoto  F Schubert,  July  22,  It  14  b 86  C 

& C C k D Co’s  sub  of  5 and  6,  37  15 $600 

R S Cox  to  H E Olds,  July  22,  B C Freer’s  sub  as  re- 

cor.  of  e 14  sw  14  22  38  14, $5,500 

O&C  C & D Co  to  F Danielski,  July  22,  It  1 b 22,  C 

& C C & D Co’s  sub  prts  frcl  5-6  37  16 $900 

P R Pearson  to  H Thedens,  July  24,  It  23  b 7,  Hege- 

wisch $450 

The  Chic  Sharpshooter’s  Assn  to  E Grimm,  Mar  4, 

It  36,  Sharpshooter’s  Park  sub  in  21  37  14 $100 

F Wiersema  to  A Lindeen,  March  25,  lots  14  and  15 
Dekker’s  sub  of  lot  2 DeJong’s  sub  in  15  37  uj 

$275 

R Berger  to  Chas  Bailer,  July  2,  It  48  b 2,  Berger’s 

add  to  Hyde  Park $5f0 

W H Bolton  toLeflW  Perce,  July  26,  Its  6 to  12  b 
6,  Clark,  Martin  & l-oyton’s  sub  of  14  38  14... $2  .000 
M P M Palmer  to  J Anderson,  Mar  30,  It  37  b 3,  Pal- 
mer’s add  to  S Chicago $410 

C E Cross  to  J E Badenoch  Jr  and  J J Badenoch, 
July  19,  It  5 sub  of  that  part  e 14  ne  14  w of  I C R 

R.  23  38  14 $6,600 

Bryan  LathroD  and  W C Larned  to  C B Foote,  July 
16,  It  1 b 1 It  3 b 2,  Cir  Ct  Partn  s 14  nw  J4  23  38  14 
$11,880 


M Winemann  to  J Simons,  July  14,  It  28  Wineman’s 

sub  It  25  S T 8,  16  38  14  $550 

J F Barney  to  T Rodatz,  July  17,  lot  33  and  34  b 2, 

Uuiversit}  sub  21  38  14 $4  oio 

G P Herndon  to  T H Herndon,  April  19,  wS4  w %'n 

14  ne  ^ (10  acrs)  15  38  13 $4,500 

O W Clapp  to  A Crawford,  Jnly  12,  s 14  of  e Vt  ne  14, 

30  38  14,  ex.  a strip  6 rds  wide  off  south  side,  (17 

<"Jr3) $9,350 

J 01  <ou  to  L A Levin, , It  3,  Hosmer’s  sub  in 

20  38  14 $ 

F,  Quaid  to  J W -Jehnings,  July  7,  s 14  It  3,'zearing’s 

sub  in  38  14  *3,6  0 

G W Cass  to  T Bylsma,  July  20,  lot  13  b 1,  Cass’  sub 

in  8 38  14 $400 

H C Parraly  to  Jas  Harper,  Aug  22,  ’85,  It,  20,  sub  of 
n 419  2-10  ft  of  s and  25  ft  nw  14  33  38  14,  w of  C R 

■*PRB  365 

J P Bowes  to  J Spencer,  July  23,  w 25  ft  It  1,  Bowes 

sub  in  16  3814  $1,200 

T P Phillips  to  W Stevenson,  June  26,  lot  49  sub  of 

w % n 14  sw  14  ne  >4  28  38  14 $610 

M A Brooks  to  M J Wilson,  July  23,  lot  30  and  s 5 ft 

It  31,  b 1,  University  sub  in  21  38 14 $1  080 

G W Phinuey  to  G E King,  July  21,  s 58.83  ft  of  It  6 
and  all  Its  7 10  and  b 7,  sub  of  w 35  acs  of  n 70  acs 
and  s 90  acres  nw  quar  21  38  14,  Linden  Grove, 

_ $5,399.46 

G E King  to  Trs  of  Schools  T 38  R 14,  July  74,  s 58. 

83  ft  It  6 and  all  It  7 aud  10  and  n 72  71-100  ft  It  11 

b 7,  Linden  Grove $6  322.50 

H A Willey  to  F O Cruickshank,  July  1,  lot  11,  Do- 
land’s  sub  of  lots  10  and  11  blck  5 Linden  Grove, 

0 

LYONS. 

C Gladding  to  G Chambers,  July  15,  b 18,  East  Hins- 


dale . . . 


$2,500 


C I Peck  to  W G Ridley,  June  29,  It  30  b 17  E Hins 

dale $180 

W H Rand  to  J K Suell,  May  22,  lot  3 b i sub  of’  ne 

14  12  38  13 $250 

F D Cossitt  to  S McDonald,  July  23,  Its  8 and  9 b 24 

La  Grange *4,000 

C B Wheeler  to  L W McMillan,  Septj7,  ’85,  It  2 blk 
23,  Village  of  Mount  Forest $800 

CALUMET. 

The  BIL&BCotoGR  Clarke,  July  1,  w 20  ft  lot 
18  aud  e 80  ft  lot  19,  Bronson’s  re-sub  in  Morgan 

Park  $400 

G R Clarke  to  C O Longley,  July  1,  same  property’ 

<£l  200 

LT  Andrews  to  J N Strong,  May  26,  Its  69  and  70  b 
3,  Hough  aud  Reed’s  add  to  Washington  Heights 

G R Clarke  to  E S Baldwin,  July  1,  iots  13  and  iiu> 
70,  BC  L & B Co’s  subdvn,  Washington  Heights, 

H2  xoo 

E G Short  to  J P McElroy,  July  19,  iota'll  and  12  b 

39,  Wash’n  Hgts *285 

The  B I L & B Co  to  G R Clarke,  July  3,  It  10  re-sub 
of  Its  1 to  4 b 72,  said  Co’s  sub  of  Wash’n  Heights 

*37  c 

Same  to  same,  July  1,  Its  13  and  14,  b 7C)'  1st  party’s 

sub  of  Washington  Heights $5U0 

G R Clarko  to  J R Miller,  July  3,'  It  io  reUub  of'it  1 
to  4 b 72,  sub  of  B I L & B Co,  Washington  Hei’ts 

Blue  Is  I’d  L it  B Co  to  G R Clarke,  July  1,  n 5J  feet'° 
Its  1(1  aud  17  aud  e 30  ft  It  18,  Bronson’s  re-sub  of 
Its  6 to  12  and  n 90  ft  Its  1 to  5 b “M”  Morgan  Pk 

Washington  Hts  *750 

G R Clarke  to  C S Uzzelle,  July  1,  s 100  ft  Its  16  and 
17  and  e 30  ft  It  18,  Bronson’s  re-sub  of  It  6 to  12 
and  n 93  feet  lots  1 to  5,  blck  ” M,"  Morgan  Park 

Wash’n  Hts $3  400 

The  B 1 1,  8i  B Co  to  G R Clarke,  July  1,  l*s  18  to  20 

b 52,  said  Co’s  sub  of  Washington  Hts $900 

E G Short  to  D Hogan  Jr,  July  13,  lots  21  to  24  b 29 

-"ViV  B.Co’3  9ub  of  Washington  Hts $600 

G R Clarke  to  H Madeira,  July  1,  Its  18  to  20  b 52  B 

J L & B Co  sub  Washingtoh  Hts $29  0 

K to  Ij  A Soott>  Fab  22,  lot  35  and  36  b 

, . k Washington  Hts,  sub  of  w Vs  nw  qr  and  sw  qr 

9 37  14  $350 

L P Hilliard  to  BGrHf, July  21,  Its  65  and  66  b 2'  Hill- 
ards’ sub  n pt  b 3,  Hilliard  & Dobbins’  1st  addtu 
to  Washn  Hts j400 

OIOEBO. 

Lot  13  blk  4,  Derby’s  sub  e V,  se  >4  9 39  13,  June  30, 

W M Derby  to  J A Johnson $650 

Lot  23  b 2,  Blackstone’s  add  to  Oak  Park,  July  9 J 

W Smith  to  Margie  B DeCamp  $i,350 

Blk  5 of  Hood’s  sub  of  blks  1 to  6 etc  e V,  se  qr  5 39 
13,  July  14,  Master  to  Holmes,  Boavl  & Hayden, 
$3,157 


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Lot  5 b 3,  Hiatt’s  sub  sw  qr  7 39  13,  July  15,  S Dun- 
lop to  A M Draper $723 

EVANSTON. 

M Weber  and  B F Weber,  July  1,  It  8 b 3 Ingledew’s 

add  to  Ravenswood $350 

J Hartry  to  D B Smith,  July  13,  It  6 blk  1,  Hartry’s 

add  to  N Evanston $350 

C H Morse  to  J M Kean,  July  6,  It  15  b 37,  Roger’s 

Park $500 

Lot  13  b 5,  Brown  & Culver’s  add,  June  16,  ’84,  Chas 

E Browne  to  Hannah  Tennant $2C0 

Lots  1 and  e 14  It  2 blk  1.  Adams  & Wheeler’s  add’n 

May  29,  W Welter  to  T B Pocklington  $1,106 

Lts  21  22  and  23  of  lot  21,  7 41  14,  May  17, F C Moore 

to  N W University $1,500 

Lot  4 b 5,  Common’s  sub  21  acres  in  sw  qr  12  41  13, 

July  14,  A Kennedy  to  A H MeDdl  $309 

C S Austin  to  C H Aldrich,  May  19,  lots  9 to  15  1)  3, 
Pitner’s  2d  add  to  Evanston,  lots  22  to  24  b 3,  Pit- 

ner’s  2d  add  to  Evanston $4,000 

H S Austin  to  C H Aldrich,  May  19,  Its  1 to  3 sub  of 

It  2b62,  Evanston,  (Boutelle  Blk) $6,000 

E Gaffield  to  F A Crittenden,  May  3,  e half  ne  qr  n 
w qr  13  41  13 $3,910 

JEFFERSON. 

Lots  8 9 10  b 1,  Cobb’s  sub  of  330  ft  in  se  qr  sw  qr  19 
40  13,  May  3,  Emily  Butler  to  Annie  A Calhoun, 

$189 

Lots  2 and  3 b 6 of  lot  1 ne  qr  se  qr  15  40  13,  Apr  12, 

’8%  John  Gray  to  E E Cross $8,000 

A A Rankin  to  D W Eldred,  June  21,  Its  25  to  48  b 4 

Murray’s  add  to  Jefferson $900 

J F Keeney  to  J Mayer.  July  21,  It  21  b 1,  Keeney  A 

Penberthy’s  add  to  Pennock $350 

Same  to  O Bradford,  July  10,  part  of  se  qr  34  40  13, 

(10  acres) $58,000 

A Wisner  to  A Mitchell,  Oct  3,  ’83,  lot  14  b 16,  Avon- 
dale  $250 

J F Keeney  to  W A Thompson,  July  24,  Its  1 to  10  b 

1 Keeney  & Penbertry’s  add  to  Pennock  $3,000 

J M W Jones  to  H S Jones,  Apr  12,  lot  or  b 6,  Snow 
Est  sub  Sup  Ct  Partn  e half  nw  qr  30  40  14,  and  e 
half  ne  qr  of  25  40  13,  ex  south  20  acs.  Also  that 
part  sw  qr  of  30  40  14,  n and  east  of  N Branch  of 
Chicago  River.  Also  Its  2 to  4 6 7 9 and  11,  Assrs’ 
div.that  prt  sw  qr  30  40  14, bet  RR  and  River. $40,000 

NEW  TRIER. 

Blk  5,  Village  of  Glencoe,  July  18,  ’83,  A M Norris 

to  Z B Halbrook  $3,000 

S 24  ft  of  lot  5 b 1,  Seger’s  sub  nw  qr  33  42  13,  Aug 

12,  ’84.  Matemus  Schaefer  to  Jno  Schaefer $150 

E McDaniel  to  H A Dingee,  July  19,  Und  Vi  blck  35, 
(ex  strip  130 feet  wide  on  sw’ly  side  in  village  of 

Wilmette $350 

A Carter  to  T Merrill,  Junel,  ’76,  w half  ne  qr  b 
10,  Garland’s  add  to  Winnetka $3, '00 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

E 100  acs  of  nw  qr  22  35  12,  Dec  15,  ’82,  D Deltmer- 

ing  toH  Deltmering $7,000 

Lots  4 and  5 b 13,  R R add  to  Harlem,  May  19,  C A N 

W R R Co  to  N Armburst $825 

A P Hoffman  to  S H Weller,  West  div,  Feb  16,  Its  9 
to  11  b 6 Robinson’s  addn  to  DesPlaines,  It  25  b 4, 

Johnson’s  sub  in  19  39  14 $2,500 

C Mortz  to  M Fermegan,  July  17,  e 4 ft  of  It  5 aud  e 

4 ft  It  10  b 5,  Truesdell’s  add  to  Athens $120 

J B Abs  to  F Brusch.  June  28.  lots  8 and  11  b 3,  Vil- 
lage of  Thornton  Station  $500 

F A Reich  Jr  to  M Staab,  July  10,  e half  s half  It  1 
snb  of  e 196  2-10  ft  nw  quar  se  qr  3 36  14,  ex  4 feet 

along  e line  of  said  lot $503 

Same  to  J Hoppe.  July  10,  w half  s half  It  1 sub  of 

e 196  2-10  ft  nw  qr  se  qr  3 36  14 $500 

E Kelly  to  G Carlson,  July  21,  s half  It  33  sub  of  e 

half  nw  qr  28  37  11 $100 

Same  to  A Nelson,  July  21,  n half  same  lot $100 

Same  to  E P Carlson,  July  21,  s half  lot  32,  same 
sub $100 

Same  to  L Carlson,  July  21,  n half  same  lot $100 

J MWJones  to  H S Jones,  dec  30, ’85,  Its  1 to  6,  11  to 
25  b 1;  Its  5 to  10,  13  to  19,  b 2;  Its  6 to  in,  12  to  25, 

27  to  33,  35  aud  36,  b 3;  Its  3 4 5,  8 9 10  11  to  16  b 4. 

— Jones’ North  Branch  add $30,000 

One  hundred  and  twenty  one  lots  in  resub- 
division of  bLks  4 to  9.  Edward  Simon’s 

5 E % Sec  35  40  13,  July  13,  Chas  W 

drew  to  Plowdon  Stevens $22,450 

{summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,! July  29,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  155  $614,629 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  112  264,255 

County 109  340,540 

Total 376  $1,219,424 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  July  30,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 120  $824,573 

County 134  228,181 

Total 254  $1,052,754 

AS81«\MESTS. 

Heislein  W to  D Zemansky  July  23.  No  shedules 
Hoole  E (surviving  partner  of  Snider  & Hoole)  to  W 
SoyleR  July  23,  No  shedules. 

O Tirck  S to  M Mendel  July  22,  dry  goods  184  State 
st.  No  shedules. 


TRUST  DEEI>8. 

Allen  M M to  J L Campbell  July  22,  It  5 

It  1 b 5 Rockwell  add,  2y  6# $250 

Anderson  C C to  M E Greenebaum,  July 
24,  Its  34  and  35  b 14,  Holstein,  3y  7# 

$1,000 

Andrews  J L to  L Baiot,  July  10,  It  16  b 1, 

2 38  14,  3y  6# $1,500 

Abele  R R to  A Tripp,  July  24,  It  7 b 52,  33 

40  14,  loy  7% $1,500 

Anderegg  G C to  R Berger,  July  22,  It  19 

lot  29  etc,  North  add,  3~y  7% $1,500 

Allenford  W to  C F Schumacher,  July  23, 

It  3 b 2,  24  39  14,  4y  7% $800 

Angus  J to  M J Palmer,  May  1,  It  14  b 81, 

27  39  14,  3y  6# $7,600 

Black  J P to  C Q Albertson,  July  14,  pt 

lease  of  It  4 b 94  ss  add  0% $1500 

Blinkhorn  M to  W L Davis,  July  6,  It  22, 

nw  25  40  13,  30m  7% $32i 

Bartholma  E to  S W Rawson,  June  10,  It  1 

b 3 and  It  31  b 4,  16  38  14,  ly  6 # $525 

BewdicK  M to  J Stern,  July  14,  Its  4 and  5 

b 10,  23  38  14,  7% $5,000 

Baldwin  E S and  M E to  D \V  Kean,  July 
1,  Its  13  and  14  b 70  W Heights,  71 

m $1,368 

Baxa  M to  0 Kubin,  June  9,  pt  It  24  b 14, 

ss  add  60  ds  6# $4,700 

Burkhart  J to  F Sommer,  July  22,  pt  It  2 b 

5 ss  add,  5 1-5# ,$500 

Belden  W P to  W M Willner,  July  20,  pt  It 

9 b 51  Carpenter  add  3y  6# $2,500 

Bailey  F L to  F P Silva  July  22  It  5 b 1 

16  38  14;  2y  8# $200 

Bunker  H and  G to  E Kaufman,  July  24, 
pt  Its  19  and  20  b 14,  Brand’s  add,  3 y 

6$ $3,500 

Brackney  J S to  H V Freeman,  July  22, 

pt  b 15,  1 38  13,  6# $1,200 

Brundall  E G to  J C Miller,  July  19,  It  47 

b 45,  21  39  14,  8# $200 

Baldwin  W to  F R Chandler,  July  22  It  1 
It  37  b 8 Union  Park,  2d  add,  5y  6#.  $2,250 
Brannan  J to  F B Peabody,  July  10,  Its  18 

and  19  b 1 b 9,  33  39  14,  5y  6# $1,500 

Brown  TtoHW  Ames,  July  27.  Its  29  and 

30  b 1,  16  38  14,  5 1 5# ' $1,500 

Calvert  J to  C W Nicholes,  June  25,  It  9 b 

35,  17  39  14,  5y  6# $4,500 

Cook  P J to  A Peterson,  June  14  It  13  b 2 

U & M add  2y  6# $2,800 

Coyne  M E to  A V Knickerbocker,  July 

21,  It  14  b 11,  ss  add,  3y  7# $1,500 

Chambers  H M and  A to  B Lathrop,  July 

20,  It  44  bl,  31  39  14,  5y  6# $1,000 

Chase  S B to  C C Chase,  June  1,  pt  It  1 It 

27  etc,  Pine  Grove  2y $5,000 

Cole  C E to  J Stern,  July  15,  It  5 b 6,  23 

38  14,  7# $200 

Connolly  J A to  J Stern,  July  22,  Its  9 and 

10  b 29  Hyde  Pk,  7# $4,500 

Caldwell  C E and  S E to  A M Lawrence 

Apr  7 Its  83  and  84  b 6,  23  38  13,  3y 

6# $300 

Chavatal  V to  N A Mayer,  July  6,  It  4 b 57 

ss  add  2y  6# $9,000 

Clasen  AM  D to  M E Greenebaum  J uly  12 

It  177  Brookdale  2y  6# $550 

Carter  S K to  G S Hubbard  Jr,  May  22,  Its 

9 and  10  b 5,  18  39  14,  3y  6# $4,500 

Cueal  I to  C K Oflfield,  May  31,  pt  b 2,  10 

38  14,  3y  7#  $2,000 

Clarke  G B to  G Keen,  July  3,  Its  5 and  6 

It  12  b 15,  W Heights $2,080 

Carroll  M to  J Kvalovec,  2y  6# $400 

Chicago  Retort  & Fire  Brick  Works  to 

, J uIy  19,  pt.  b 4,  Higgins  sub,  4 38 

14,  3y  7 3-10# $7,000 

Clarke  G R to  G Keen,  July  3,  It  8 It  12, 

W Heights,  5y  6# $1,200 

Coale  H K to  H W Ames,  July  20,  pt  It  3 b 

1,  Ellis  E add,  5 1-5# $2,000 

Collins  N F to  M E Greenebaum,  July  — , 

It  24  b 10.  33  40  14,  3y  7# $800 

Crawford  F E to  T A Hall,  Apr  13,  It  20  b 

1,  23  38  14,  ly  7# $750 

Crosby  W S to  C H Hurlburd,  July  7,  It  3 
and  pt  2 b 48,  Kinzie  add,  3y  6#.  .$13,500 
Coughlin  J J to  L C Collins,  Julv  2,  pt  b 

16.  3 39  14,  ly  6# *....$1,500 

Collins  B to  J H Van  Vlissengen,  July  26, 


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It  5,  Pogue’s  add,  3y  7# $1,100 

Conner  E to  M E Greenba ’m,  July  26,  It 

24  b 6,  4 38  14  4y  7# $1,000 

Dillon  A to  S Beers,  July  20,  It  8 b 1 b 19, 

31  39  14,  2y  8# $600 

Delamater  F C to  R W Hyman  Jr,  July  1, 

It  27  b 96,  27  39  14,  5y  6# $8,400 

Dietz  F to  J G Haertig  JuLy  19  It  19  b 4 

11  39  13,  2y  6# $800 

Disen  T A to  J H Ernst  JuLy  23  It  132  b 

1 b 6 29  40  14,  3y  6# $750 

Drake  M A and  G to  A W Penny  Jnly  1 

Its  4 and  5 b 3,  26  41  12,  5y  6# $1600 

Ditzler  P M to  S M Moore  June  26  it  54 

ne  3^  28  38  14,  3y  7# $200 

Demdon  E to  G W Kroll,  July  22,  It  32  b 

12:  36  39  13,  8# $400 

Daaaraux  J to  W E Furness. July  14,  It  85 

b 62,  19  39  14,  2y  6# $4( 

Danielski  F to  A Wolff,  July  23,  It  1 b 22, 

S Chicago,  8# $900 

Doyle  L to  S R Hurford,  July  24,  It  12 

Hurford  sub,  9 38  14,  3y  8# $400 

Dunning  L M to  IS  W Rawson,  July  22,  Its 

2 and  3 It  2 b 20,  29  40  14,  ly  6#. . .$3,000 
Daniels  E W to  C Kemnitz,  July  23,  It  4, 

20  40  14,  5y $400 

Dunne  J P to  E Knauer,  July  27,  It  7 b 1, 

29  40  14,  3y  7# $1,700 

Dal  J W to  C Hatterman,  June  18,  It  1 b 9, 

31  40  14  etc,  3y  7# $1,200 

Doneworth  J to  C W Nicholes,  Sept  1,  It 

57  b 5,  33  39  14,  3y  6# $400 

Edmunds  R to  J E Cornell,  Apr  24,  It  45  b 

77,  Cornell  54m  7# $650 

Erickson  G to  M E Greenebaum,  July  23, 

It  10  b 5,  4 38  14,  3y  7# $1/00 

Ender  M to  M E Cole,  June  21,  It  20  b 37, 

W Heights,  5m  6# $300 

Erhart  E to  J Leusch,  July  8,  It  11  b 60,  s 

s add,  2y  6# $1,000 

Eldridge  C S to  W W Gurley,  July  27,  Its 

159  and  160,  33  39  14,  5y  6# $3,500 

Ehmke  H to  W Vocke,  July  27,  It  45  b 34, 

Sheffield  add,  3y  6# $600 

Fairman  C to  L A Gilbert,  July  20,  Its  1 to 

4 b 12,  23  38  14,  5y $1,606 

Flagg  A J to  S R Hurford, July  20,  Its  25  to 

28  b 16,  6 40  13,  3y  7# . . . .' $1,200 

Flinn  J to  C H Barnum,  July  22,  It  52  b 4, 

Davis  add,  5y  6# $800 

Fischer  A S to  C Kozminski,  July  21,  pt  Its 

1 and  2 b 62,  ss  add,  5y  5%# $5,000 

Falk  C R to  N A Lauer,  July  26,  It  86  b 2 

30  39  14,  5y  6# $500 

Faille  S to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  May  31,  Its 

24  and  25  b 6,  F & G’s  add,  Pullman,  8# 

$400 

Foote  C B to  OF  Aldis,  July  16,  It  1 b 1 
and  It  3 b 2,  Cir  ct  partn,  23  38  14,  2y 

6# $6,000 

Florentine  F to  L A Gilbert,  June  17,  pt  It 
54  F G & R’s  sub,  15  38  14,  6y  6#.  .$1,740 
Fayne  M to  J H Keeler,  Apr  26,  pt  It  3 b 5, 

3 38  14,  2y  6# $700 

Fusa  A to  M Halec,  July  20,  It  33  b 4,  20 

39  14,  6# $1,400 

Fusa  A to  J Sedlacek.  July  26,  It  33  b 4, 

20  39  14,  ly  6# $450 

Frank  J to  0 K A Hutchinson,  July  24,  Its 

I and  2 b 2,  13  39  13,  2y  6# $4,000 

Foy  Kate  to  L Baird,  July  20,  It  40  b 32, 17 

39  14,  5y  6# $4,500 

Gossaw  E to  M E Greenebaum,  July  6,  It 

34  b 34,  31  39  14,  3y  7# $400 

Griggs  M and  A J to  A McGonagil,  July  20 
Its  19  and  20  b 53,  S Chicago,  Nov  28, 

’87,  7# ....$2,746 

GolobisKi  E to  E A Warfield,  July  12,  Its 

40  and  41  b 17,  7 38  14,  3y  6# $600 

Ginsburg  R to  G J Roapperich,  July  22, 

s It  11  b 19  Duncan  add,  5y  6#.  .$2,500 
Garvy  A F to  Tyrrell  & Bayley,  July  21,  It 

13  b 12,  S & G add,  5y  6# $2,500 

Gleason  N W and  W C to  F R Chandler, 
July  2,  pt  Its  1 to  4 b 12,  Linden  Grove, 

3y  6# $3,000 

Gray  J H to  R W Hyman  Jr,  July  23,  pt  it 

II  b 17,  Hyde  Park,  2y  6# $1,200 

Gross  J W to  E Prussing,  Mch  27,  It  21, 

Down’s  sub,  13  39  13,  2y  6# $500 

Graf  J to  E A Warfield,  July  20,  Its  8 and 

9 b 50,  7 38  14,  3y  6# $300 

Gossraw  E to  S E Gross,  Jnly  6,  It  34  b 34, 

31  39  14,  7# $350 

Hildinger  H to  M E Greenebaum,  July  22, 

It  19  b 11,  19  39  14,  2y  7# $600 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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Hawelka  J J to  L Zavodil,  July  12,  It  2f>  b 

1,  16  38  14,  7% $2,000 

Hautow  H to  J 0 Schumacher,  July  22,  It 

6 b 71,  19  39  14,  4y  7% $500 

Harper  J to  S M Moore  Aug  22  It  20  nw 

34  33  38  14,  Dec  18,  ’88  8% $255 

Harper  J S to  S M Moore  Oct  13  Its  18 
and  19  nw  34  33  38  14,  Dec  10  ’88  8%.  $413 
Haulan  J to  E Koch,  July  23,  It  6 b 1 b 15 

Sheffield  add  3y  63^ $800 

Hatch  J M to  A B Mead,  July  20,  It  20  and 

pt  21,  7 39  14,  3y  7% $6,000 

Heckenbach  J to  6 C Butts,  July  14,  It  2 b 

157  Butterfield  add  8$ $1,500 

Hanseu  F to  E A Warfield,  July  20,  Its  8 

and  9 b 50,  7 38  14,  3y  8% $550 

Hamidl  A to  T H Schnitz,  July  22,  It  5 It 

b5  b 34,  19  39  14,  3y  $2,000 

Hallaren  J to  OG  Millard,  July  17,  It  8 b 

2,  28  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Hessing  M W N to  F 0 Delamater,  Apr  5, 

Its  1 to  4 b 27,  35  40  13,  45m  6% $1,500 

Higgins  J to  J C Miller,  July  19,  pt  It  10  b 

22,  6 39  14,  8% $600 

Hanlan  J to  E S Dreyer,  July  20,  It  20  b 4 

Kay’s  add,  3y  7% $650 

Heim  W to  C C Chase,  July  15,  It  12  b 1 b 

11,  Sheffield’s  add,  Sept  1,  8% $G50 

Hoffman  J A to  B F Weber,  July  6,  It  8 b 

2,  18  40  14,  4y  7% $1,200 

Heinritz  M to  A W Eschenburg,  June  11. 

It  43  b 3,  Davis  add,  5y  8% $1,500 

Hamlin  G A to  R M Fair,  June  8,  It  59  b 2 

34  39  14,  3y  6% $6,000 

Hagvoll  G V to  A Bruzelius,  July  24,  It  8 

b 9,  28  39  14,  3y  8% $500 

Hallen  L F to  J C Schumacher,  July  26,  It 

23  b 18,  Brand  add,  6y  8% $1,100 

Hodges  M J and  W P to  J W Pfeiffer,  ly 

e% $200 

Hanser  E to  A Heile,  July  22,  It  25  b 2,  18 

39  14,  3y  7% $2,000 

Henricks  C to  H G Naper,  July  1,  Its  23 

and  24  b 8,  19  40  14,  3y  8% ! . . . $500 

Hoepe  H to  W L Moss,  Jan  14,  It  32  b 8, 

Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  3y  8% $500 

Heger  W to  T Schnitz,  July  24,  It  11  b 26, 

Winnetka,  8% $500 

Ingalls  L E and  E to  J Frake,  July  21,  Its 
12  and  13  b 6,  21  38  14,  May  2,  ’88 

7*. $400 

Ingvillier  A to  H A Goodrich,  July  22,  It 

19  b 2,  U & M add,  6m  8% $550 

Jensen  J to  F W Engers,  July  22,  pt  It  39, 

Butterfield’s  add,  3y  8% $9,000 

Junker  M to  J Holdom,  July  24,  Its  9 and 

10  b 9,  31  39  14,  2y  7% $1,000 

Jenkow  C to  C C Schumacher,  July  5,  It 

20  b 43,  19  39  14,  3y  8% $500 

Jones  F M to  J W Scoville,  May  15,  It  21 

w ^ n w 34,  18  39  14,  5y  5 % $2,000 

Jirka  F J toJ  Mazanek,  June  26,  It  71  b 4, 

20  39  14.  ly  8% $1,000 

Jensen  P to  E F Bailey,  July  20,  It  26  Del- 

amater’s  sub  35  40  13,  5y  7% $1,000 

Johansen  J M to  F B Peabody,  June  28,  It 

23  It  23  etc,  16  38  14,  5y  7% $1,000 

Jennings  J W to  P W Snowhook,  July  22, 

pt  It  3 b 1,  10  38  14,  5y  5% $3,200 

Jaeger  A W to  G F Sugg,  July  20,  It  4 b 1, 

Brand  add,  5y  4$ $6,000 

Kraft  K T to  O C Butz,  July  29,  Its  1 and 

2 b2  b 7,  36  40  13,  3y  8% $3,300 

Kerrot  W F to  H Rieke,  July  27,  It  104  It 

F,  28  40  14,  5y  8% $1,000 

Knapp  H P to  F R Chandler,  July  19,  It  15 

and  pt  16  b 28,  4 38  14,  3y  6% $2,000 

Kusnerz  T to  F Bieszki,  July  20,  It  13  b 5, 

5 39  14,  8% $1,500 

Katz  H to  H J Caristoph,  July  22,  It  16  b 

2,  9 38, 14,  5y  8 % 

Kearney  C to  S M Moore,  July  19,  It  56  b 

3,  24  39  13,  8% $250 

Kolze  D to  J Buehler,  July  23,  lot  73  b 6 

7 39  14,  ly  7% $300 

Kummer  R to  W T Dwight  July  16  It  25 

b 12,  19  39  14,  2y  7% $400 

iKrauss  M to  W D Cooper,  July  26,  It  81,  s 

e \M  s e 34  n e ]£,  20  38  14,  2y  8% $425 

Keith  J G to  G H Laflin,  July  3,  It  17  b 21, 

17  39  14,  3y  7% '. $3,500 

Kaehler  I 0 to  F Lackner,  July  24,  It  9 It 

43,  Butterfield  add,  5y  8% $8,000 

Keating  M B to  S M Moore,  June  26,  It  17 

ne^,  28  38  14,  2y  6% $200 

Kopale  J to  H G Foreman,  July  22,  It  59 

Waller’s  sub,  8 39  14,  3y  8% $1,000 

Kelley  J B to  J C Miller,  July  19,  Its  31  to 

34  b 6,  33  39  14.  8% $2,300 

Kaub  C and  C L to  S Schupp,  July  22,  It  3 
It  7 b81,  33  40  14,  3y  8% 


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Kostka  to  H Felsenthal,  July  24,  pt  It  32 

b 7,  5 39  14,  5y  7% $1,000 

Keefe  TP  to  G N Stone.  Jan  9,  Its  16  to 

19  b 11,  22  38  14,  3y  8% $900 

[■err  A to  P Keane,  May  30,  It  63  b 63,  19 
39  H8* $2,500 


Ligmann  C L to  S M Moore,  June  26,  It  34 

n e 34,  28  38  14,  ly  8% $210 

Lange  T to  W Bartels,  July  24,  It  34  b 8, 

18  39  14,  3y  7% $500 

Lawlev  M H to  A Smith,  5y  7% $500 

Lyons  J to  S M Moore,  June  26,  It  31  b 1, 

28  38  14,  3y  8% $780 

Lilja  H N to  J R Lilja,  July  23,  It  30  It  31 

b 13,  33  40  14,  ly  6 %% $1,000 

Lenster  A to  B F Weber,  July  6,  It  6 b 3,  7 

40  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Leddra  G to  B R De  Young,  July  17,  It  39 

b 5 b2,  36  40  13.  3y  7% $904 

Liebenmann  O E to  E F Comstock,  July  1, 

It  77  b 10  etc,  29  40  14,  9}^y  8%....  $2,600 
Longley  CO  to  D W Kean,  July  1,  Its  18 

and  19  b M W Heights  72m $613 

Long  W L to  G Keen,  July  13,  Its  6 and  7, 

b 55  W Heights  3y $560 

Lalor  L and  J W to  T Schintz,  June  28,  pt 

b 6,  6 39  14,  3y.  7% $5,200 

Lange  F to  L Pasol,  July  22,  Its  1 and  2 b 

61,  19  39  14,  3y  8% $2,500 

Leyes  J to  P Popp  Julv  20  It  8 It  5,  18  39 

14,  8%% $1000 

Lampbrecht  C to  J H Ernst  July  23  It  173 

Sheffield  add  2y  8% $600 

Monaghan  J to  A Pike,  July  10,  It  17  b 4, 

29  39  14,  8% $700 

Miller  E B to  B F Weber.  J uly  24,  It  16  b 3, 

7 40  15,  2y  8% $350 

Mariska  M to  T H Schnitz,  July  22,  It  42  b 

33,  19  39  14,  3y  6 %% $1,200 

McCutcheon  A 0 to  J M Daggett,  July  22, 

It  20  b 1,  20  39  14,  5y  8% $3,500 

Marks  P M to  S M Moore,  June  28,  It  33 

n e 28  38  14,  3y  8% $250 

Marnocha  J and  F to  A Kawolski,  July  24, 

It  8 b 22,  S Chicago,  3y  7% $1,400 

Madeira  H to  D W Kean,  July  1,  Its  18  and 

19  b 52  W Heights  71m $1,699 

Manter  G to  H C Zuttermeister,  July  22, 

It  9 b 6.  31  39  14,  6y  8% $800 

Martin  S J to  S M Moore,  June  1,  Its  6 and 

7 b 2,  26  39  13,  2y  8% $296 

McEwing  M E to  G W Smith,  July  6,  It  39 

b 44,  7 39  14,  5y  8% $1,500 

Mares  A to  M E Greenebaum,  Feb  15,  Its  7 
and  8 b 9 Gross  north  add,  2y  7%.  . .$1,365 
MoLLenhauer  O to  W T Dwight  June  28  It 

34  b 12,  19  39  14,  3y  7% $375 

Maimbourg  J to  G Coombs  July  23  pt  It 

9 b 7,  36  40  13,  3y  7% $1300 

Monaghan  J to  A Pike,  July  10,  It  4 b 3 b 

24,  29  39  14,  8% $1,600 

Miller  J R to  D W Kean,  July  3,  It  10  b 72 

W Heights  48m $1,209 

Mitchell  A to  W Heinemann,  July  22.  It  14 

b 16,  Avondale,  3y  7% $300 

Malone  W L to  G G Newbury,  Mch  24,  It  1 

b 1,  3 38  14,  2y  7% $2,000 

Maas  C H to  H A Hurlbut,  July  6,  It  16  b 

7,  10  39  14,  18m  7% $1,100 

Marsh  W D to  F S James,  July  22,  It  7 b 

60,  7 39  14,  3y  8% $2,500 

Malm  E to  W Heckman  July  22  It  10  b 2 

23  38  14,  Apr  24, ’89  7% $200 

Moore  J M to  ME  Greenebaum,  Apr  4,  It 

9 b 5,  Gross  n add,  2y  7% $435 

McCarthy  E to  M J Dunne,  July  7,  It  27  b 

1 b 24,  29  39  14,  8% $900 

McLaughlin  P H to  L Baird,  July  22,  It  2 

b 3,  7 39  14,  3y  7% $900 

Mott  J to  F J Griffin,  July  24,  It  11  b 4,  14 

38  14,  2y  7% $1,000 

Mullader  F to  P E Stanley,  June  1,  Its  1 

and  2 s w 3^i  8 38  14,  3y  5^ $1,050 

Murray  N to  C B Shimmen,  July  24,  It  47  b 

13,  7 39  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Mezger  G a id  F to  A Wisner,  Mch  1,  It  171 

b 6,  29  40  14,  5y  7% $1,200 

Martin  J H to  F R Chandler,  July  23,  Its  26 

and  27  b 2,  4 38  14.  2y  8% $1,000 

McEwen  J to  J V Clark,  July  17,  Its  2 and 

3 b 31,  J R & S add,  5y  7% $20,000 

Mulcahy  J to  J E Otis,  July  26,  Its  16  and 

17  b 4,  Murray  add,  ly  7% $110 

Nelson  J to  H J Christoph,  July  27,  Its  13, 

and  14  b 1,  6 39  14,  5y  7% $4,000 

Nellis  M to  M Schinz,  July  19,  Its  16  b 22, 

5 39  14,  3y  8%% $600 

Nockin  J M to  N A Mayer  July  23  It  36  b 
6,  20  39  14,  3y  6% $3000 


Newport  M E to  W Loeb,  July  26,  It  5 It 

13,  29  40  14,  3y  8% $1,200 

Newland  B E to  W W Carter,  July  17,  pt 
Its  43  and  48  U R & G sub,  15  38  14,  5y 

7% $600 

Owens  M to  A V Knickerbocker,  July  24, 

It  38  It  1 b 4,  30  39  14,  8% $1,000 

O’Connell  P to  W D Cooper,  July  27,  Its  8 
and  9 Wheeler’s  sub,  20  38  14,  5y  8%.  .$495 
Olsen  R B to  C E Tenelius,  July  27,  It  32 

It  23,  16  38  14,  3y  8% $5,000 

Olsen  S to  H W Booth,  June  26,  It  29  b 6, 

1 39  13,  5y  8% $700 

O’Malley  J 0 to  J Stern  July  5 It  5 b 15 

31  40  14,  7% $1,100 

Olds  H E to  F H Dickey,  July  — , b 3,  22 

38  14,  4y  8% $4,000 

Pond  W M to  J P Wilson  July  20  It  15  b 

19  b 6 etc.  17  39  14,  3y  8%. $6000 

Plagowski  J to  M E Greenebaum  July  22, 

It  1 b 1,  36  40  13,  5y  7% $1200 

Platshinsky  E to  F Clotz  June  1 It  9 b 61 

21  39  14,  2y  5% $500 

Peck  J to  L Baird,  July  3,  pt  It  8 s e 3^,17 

40  14,  5y  6% $3,000 

Pinderaki  M to  F Bieszki,  July  27,  lot  9 b 

33,  Elston  add,  8% $8,000 

Phillips  B to  A V IKnickerbocKer,  July  19, 

It  4 It  5 b 54,  21  39  14,  8% 

Phillips  C to  F B Peabody,  July  26,  pt  It 

5 b 1,  13  38  14,  5y  8% $2,000 

Perkins  T to  H W Wolsely,  July  12,  It  58 

W alkerjs  sub,  31  39  14,  8% $2,000 

Pope  E M to  S M Moore,  June  26,  It  22  ne 

^ 28  38  14,  2y  6% $266 

Pross  K to  A Pike,  July  10,  It  40  b 6 b 6, 

Sheffield  add,  8% $2,000 

Pollock  J C to  J W Sennott,  July  12,  w }/% 

It  4 b 31,33  40  14 $4,000 

Peterson  R to  H E Greenebaum,  Julv  22, 

It  5 b 4,  36  40  13,  4y  7% .'.  .$500 

Phelan  M M to  F R Chandler,  July  19,  s 34 
It  17  and  all  It  18  b 12,  s b add,  5y  8% 

$10,000 

Petry  H to  P E Stanley.  May  1,  It  4 s w 34 

8  33  14,  4y  5% $400 

Rothgerber  L to  A B Mead.  July  21,  It  1, 

Hall  sub,  9 39  13,  2y  7% . . $1,000 

Rooney  P W to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  Apr 

8,  It  45  b 31.  33  39  14,  2y  7* $600 

Ryan  P F to  J Stern  July  22  pt  It  2 b 52 

Hyde  Pk  7% $2000 

Rogers  F D to  E Maynard,  July  5,  It  23  b 

2,  13  39  13,  5y  8% $700 

Rohden  A to  H Rieke,  July  15,  It  27  It  F. 

Wrightwood,  9m  7% $1,200 

Rabs  B to  L Pasal,  July  26,  It  72  b 8,  S & 

G add,  ly  8% $2,000 

Rumstick  O to  H P Kranev  July  14  It  5 b 

4 Andersonville  3y $400 

Repp  M F to  II  L Turner  June  10  It  6 b 

10,  18  39  14,  3y  6% $600 

Roll  K to  L Baird,  July  15,  lots  69  and  70 

b 1,  20  40  14,  3y  6% $600 

Reefstahl  C to  W Heinemann,  July  23,  It 
3 and  pt  4 b 5,  Sheffield  add,  5y  8%.  $3,500 
Robinson  F W to  D W Kean,  July  1,  pt  Its 

16  and  17  W Heights  72m $1,598 

Ryan  J to  A Podolsky,  July  24,  It  18  b 15, 

U & M add,  6% $2,500 

Rullman  L to  H E Greenebaum,  July  21, 

Its  8 to  11  b 4,  36  40  13,  ly  8% $2,000 

Rempl  C to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  July  21,  It 

21  b 8,  19  39  14,  5y  6% $1,500 

Richardson  B to  J Stern,  Julj  14,  It  5 b 2 

33  39  14,  7% $600 

Sheehan  M to  G M Bogue,  May  18,  Its  37 

and  38  It  1 b 3,  13  39  13,  5y  8% $775 

Stumps  S to  N A Lauer,  July  22,  It  80  b 2, 

30  39  14,  4y  8% $500 

Schimke  A to  W D Kerfoot,  July  8,  It  45  s 

J4  b 1,  32  39  14,  5y  8% .' $450 

Sweeney  P to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  Apr  8, 

It  46  b 31,  33  39  14,  3y  7% $600 

Sterkel  A to  W Vocke,  Julv  6,  It  23  It  4,  16 

38  14,  2y  8% ‘ $1,000 

Stevens  P to  S Fleetwood,  July  13,  Its  33 

to  36  b 7,  Rockwell  add,  3y  8% $9,000 

Smith  D B to  M Blackburn,  July  13.  It  6 b 
1 Hastings  add,  N Evanston  3y  8%.  . . $330 
Smith  D to  B F Weber,  May  27,  It  14  b 2, 

7 40  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Schloesser  R to  C C Chase,  July  14,  Its  1 
and  2 b 1,  frl  28  40  14,  ly  8% $3,000 


Shields  R P et  al  to  EH  Gary,  July  8,  pt 

b 2,  24  40  13,  5 y 7% $9,000 

Shierkowsky  W to  M E Greenebaum,  July 

19,  It  1 b 12,  Wright  add,  ly  7% $300 

Stende  E to  W C Fricke,  July  12,  It  19  b 

33,  6 39  14,  6m  7% $600 

Schafranke  A to  W Heinemann,  July  22, 

It  16,  b 2,  4 38.14, 3y  8% $900 

Stevinson  W to  S M Moore  June  26  It 

49  ne  % 28  38  14,  ly  8% $390 

Snell  AJ  to  J J Mitchell  July  10  It  10  and 

pt  9,  7 39  14,  3y  8% $9000 

Schulz  J to  J H Ernst  JuLy  22  pt  b 1,  28 

40  14,  3y  8% $700 

Stelges  J to  J H Ernst  JnLy  23  Its  6 It 

165  Butterfield  add  4y  7% $650 

Sostheim  E to  M E Cole,  June  21,  It  16  b 

37,  W Heights,  3y  8% $250 

Schmidt  C to  E Koch,  July  26,  It  33  b 6, 

Kay’s  add,  3y  8% $700 

Thomas  J W D to  J Gunzenhauser,  June 

7,  Its  79  and  80  Y & T sub,  18  39  14,  3y 

5 * $1,100 

Thormeyer  F R to  S D Ward  July  8 Its  7 

and  8 b 48  Cornell  2y  8% $300 

Tittey  J to  D Quigg,  July  17,  Its  2 to  5 b 

78,  Ellston  add,  5y  7% $18,000 

Thompson  O G to  Tyrrell  & Bay  ley  July  10 

It  6 It  7 etc.  18  39  14,  5y  8% $3000 

Thomas  M to  H Felsenthal,  July  22,  It  10  b 

34,  Irving  Pk,  ly  7% $1,000 

Trevette  E L to  H A Goodrich  JuLy  23  It 

28  b 5,  18  39  14,  3y  8% $4500 

Uhlich  E to  F B Peabody,  July  22,  s ^ It 

8 b 3,  ot  5y  5* : $30000 

Valentine  M G to  J L Veeder,  July  19,  pt 

It  11  b 24,  11  38  14,  8% $600 

Van  Rerschet  J to  J C Miller,  July  19,  It  5 

b 2 b 28,  12  39  13,  8% $800 

Veith  H F to  N Williams,  July  22,  It  4 b 3, 

33  39  14, 5y  8% $2,000 

Vaughn  J E to  S M Moore,  June  1,  Its  4 

and  5 b 2,  26  39  13,  ly  6 * $296 

Vala  J to  J B Bernhard,  July  27,  It  1 It  8 

b 67,  21  39  14,  8% $l,70o 

Waldron  J to  B R De  Young,  July  27,  It  8 

b 3,  4 38  14,  2y  7% $300 

Wilkes  W J to  J Stern  July  15  It  15  It  36 

Woodlawn  Terrace  7% $2,500 

Welsh  C P to  A Pike,  July  10,  It  56  b 11, 

31  39  14,  6% $1,000 

Whitehead  D F to  H G Foreman  July  15 

It  51  b 5,  18  39  14,  5y  8% $2000 

Weinberg  Eto  W C Grant,  July  24,  It  32  b 

8,  34  39  14,  5y  7% $5,000 

Walker  R and  I to  J W Scoville,  July  10, 

It  18  b 2,  13  39  13,  5y  8% $3,000 

Wert  M to  L Baird,  July  21,  Its  17  to  19  b 

20  b 7 Rockwell  add,  5y  8% $8,000 

Wagner  J P to  W Loeb,  July  21,  It  14  b 6, 

29  40  14,  5y  7% $800 

Wesley  M E Church  to  H A Goodrich, 

July  13,  It  13  b 9.  33  40  13,  3y  8%. . . $4,000 
Wood  M to  W Heineman,  July  21,  It  4 b 

11,  21  38  14,  2y  7% $500 

Winchester  C E to  S L Chapman,  July  1, 

pt  It  3 b 7,  16  38  14,  5y  7% $700 

Wettenberg  F to  J H Ernst,  July  26,  pt  It 

6 b 20,  J R & S add,  2y  8% $1,500 

Whitlock  W J to  M J Dunne,  July  17,  It  4 

b 2,  Rockwell  add,  8 % $3,600 

Wilson  H R to  F B Peabody  July  23  It  2 

b 2 and  3,  Myricn  2d  add  5y  8% $8000 

Wintercomb  K and  C to  C C Chase,  July 
23,  It  10  b 1,  Sheffield  add,  ly  8% . . . . $700 
West  M A and  S to  F B Peabody,  July  22, 

It  13  b 2,  4 38  14,  5y  8% $2,000 

Walsh  J E to  A Pike,  July  10,  It  15  It  1,  36 

40  14,  8% $1,200 

Zins  J and  B to  J Buehler,  July  8,  It  10  b 

B,  28  39  14,  3y  71 $500 

THURSDAY’S  REPORT. 

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Browning  J A to  H G Foreman,  July  28,  It 

17  b 12,  Bickeraike’s  add,  3y  7% $800 

Moore  J to  J E Dalton,  July  28,  It  113  b 43, 

17  39  14,  8% $1,500 

Thomas  G H A to  J Luff,  July  26,  Its  27 

and  28  b 8,  19  40  14,  5y  8% $l,f50 

Chavoat  F to  J Sedlacek,  July  26,  It  4 b 5, 

20  39  14,  3y  7% $500  ' 

Hof  G to  H G Foreman,  July  27,  pt  It  44, 

Butterfield’s  add,  5y  8% $4,000 

Marx  T to  H G Foreman,  July  26,  It  28  b 1, 

8 39  14,  3y  8% $2,300 

Catholic  Bishop  to  F R Chandler,  July  7,  s 
Y2  It  38  and  all  lots  39  to  43  b 29,  Kim- 

bark  add,  Hyde  Park,  5y  8% $15,000 

Childs  C L to  A B Mead,  June  24,  Its  8 
and  9 Its  1 and  2 b 1,  Rockwell  add,  2y 

7% $2,600 

Whitney  F G to  A Peterson,  July  23,  pt  Its 
3 and  4 and  all  It  5 It  1,  34  39  14,  3y  8% 
$10,000 

Turkington  J to  A Schmidt,  July  28,  It  42 
b 3,  33  38  14,  7y  6 * $700 


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Fay  M to  L Baird,  July  24,  it  20  b 2 b 6,  18 

-.30  14,  2y  1% $1,000 

Peroival  A to  L Baird,  July  26,  It  8 b 8,  29 

39  14,  5y  6$ $6,000 

Martin  J A to  A C Gehr,  July  21,  It  38  Y 

<fc  T’s  sub,  18  39  14,  4y  6% $2,000 

Oleary  J H to  A O Gehr,  July  27,  It  84  b 7 

S & G’s  add,  2y  8% $1,100 

Froome  A and  C to  R ff  Bridge,  July  27, 

It  1 s w 4 38  14.  6y  7% $1,750 

Staples  K S and  J N to  J Wolfendetter, 
July  27,  Its  21  to  25  b 4,  11  39  13,  6m  8% 

^547 

Sollett  M and  W to  S H Wheeler,  June  24, 

It  18  and  pt  It  19,  12  39  13,  2y  8%.  . .$2,237 
Monks  J E to  S Kei  r,  July  24,  It  19,  It  1 

etc,  24  39  13,  3y  7% $500 

Crosby  J to  L Baird,  Juny  15,  Lts  49  and 
and  50  Lt  12  b 6,  Rockwell  add,3y  6 % $3,000 
Thomas  J C to  G M Bogue,  June  27,  pt  Lt 

7 b 6,  CLoaverviLLe,  Jan  1 $3,000 

Raunne  F to  G W KroLL,  JuLy  29,  Lot  8,  b 

4 DougLas  Pk  add,  8% $800 

Monahan  J to  J FoLey,  JuLy  27,  Lt  32  b 1, 

18  39  14,  8% $5,000 

Hudon  W to  N Corwith,  JuLy  12,  Lt  28,  b 

11,  36  39  13,  4y  1% $300 

KLeina  J to  E A Bessa,  JuLy  28,  pt  Lt  1 b 

31,  ELston  add,  3y  8% $1,000 

Furnner  M 0 to  P W Panner,  JuLy  6,  Lt 

21  b 1,  20  40  14,  5y  8% $650 

Mark  0 to  J C MiLLer,  JuLy  19,  Lt  28  b 9, 

31  40  14,  8% $700 

Pendersou  L H to  C P H Dose,  July  26,  Lt 

12  b 7,  36  40  13,  3y $450 

BeLsam  J to  E R Smith,  JuLy  19,  Lt  24  b 1 

b 24,  29  39  14,  5y  8% $500 

Block  A to  F M ELLiot,  June  28,  lt  7 Lt  1 

b 64,  Evanston,  3y  1% $1,200 

WaLdon  J to  L Baird,  JuLy  13,  Lt  16  b 8. 

18  39  14,  3y  6% $400 

Brobec  P to  J B Bernhardt,  JuLy  27,  pt  Lt 

4 b 32,  ss  add,  8% $1,400 

CrowLey  T M to  G S Hubbard  jr,  July  27, 

Lts  4 to  6 b 4 7,  24  39  13,  3y  8% $900 

Woodbury  J to  C H BartLett,  JuLy  14,  pt 

Lt  7 b 13,  21  38  14,  2y  6% $3,500 

Kullss  R to  W Loeb,  JuLy  29,  Lt  17  b 32, 

Sheffield  add,  5y  8% $700 

Sramek  M to  L Mandl,  JuLy  28,  lt  23  It  1 

b 34,  19  39  14,  5y  6% 

Van  Schaack  H 0 to  H N WheeLer,  July 

27,  pt  b 16,  2 39  13,  by  8% $2,400 

McClure  W to  J V Hair,  July  1,  Its  13  and 

14  b 1,  26  39  13,  monthly,  8% $590 

Schroeder  W to  J T Richards,  JuLy  27,  lt 

35  lt  2 b 5,  32  39  14,  by  8% $1,000 

Scovern  T to  A Peterson,  July  26,  lt  4 and 

pt  5 b 1,  36  40  13,  ly  7% $1,000 

Jacobs  F C to  J W Helrner,  July  — , lt  8 lt 

6,  36  40  13,  6m  8% $775 

Hansen  J H to  F Meurer,  July  1,  Its  18  and 

19  b 11,  Belle  Plaine,  2y  8% $700 

MoNeill  E A to  F G BradLey,  JuIy  28,  Its 

17  to  21  b 96,  27  39  14,  6m  1% $500 

McIntyre  M A and  J toF  R Chandler,  July 

28,  pt  lt  1 b 40,  21  29  14,  by  1% $1,000 

Hautau  E to  C Lichtenberger,  July  28,  lt 

8 b 9 Rockwell’s  add,  2y  8% $2,000 

Harter  H A to  P Stein,  July  28,  It  42  b 2 b 

28,  33  40  14,  3y $1,600 

Techow  M to  W Heinemann,  July  27,  lt  27 

b D,  28  40  14,  5y  8% $ 1,700 

Smalsky  C to  M E Greenebaum,  July  29, 

lt  14  b 38,  19  39  14,  3y  7% $700 

Major  D K to  H A HurLbut,  July  19,  Lt  3 

Lt  6,  Rehm’s  add,  4y  b% $3,000 

Christensen  Oto  ME  Greenebaum,  July 
27,  lt  57  b 43,  Ogden  add,  by  8%%  $45,000 
Moravec  J to  C BentLey,  June  16,  It  90  b 1 

20  39  14,  3y  7% $750 

Derdziske  J to  to  J Czaja,  July  28,  Lt  6 b 

4,  32  39  14,  8% $1,000 


CHATTEL  MORTGAGES*. 

Anderson  H to  J H Spear  July  26,  turn  196 

La  Salle  av,  4 m $143 

Albertson  J W to  A Schaffhauser  JuLy  22, 

turn  3136  Butterfield  st  6 m $84 

Axman  H C to  R Rothchild’s  Sons  July  19 

saloon  goods  47  w Adams  st  7 m $150 

Ayers  B F to  S A Sawyer  July  21,  turn, 

390  Washington,  48  m $3,600 

Albrecht  C J to  C B Cottrell  & Sons  July 

26,  press  etc  18  m $900 

Alixe  F to  M L Pemberton  July  24,  saloon 

88  Harrison  st $375 

Abbott  E C to  L A W Brush  JuLy  23,  turn 

801  Indiana  st  4 m $63 

Blizzard  F tc  C Williams  JuLy  22,  furn 

586  Van  Buren  st  5 m $55 

Baber  C C to  E R MacKey  JuLy  23  furn, 

38 1 Morse  av6m $50 

Buck  S A to  J Lauber  July  26.  store  129  w 

Indiana  st  1 y $200 

Buck  S A to  H Schylle  July  26,  store  129 


w Indiana  st  18  m $600 

Bonnen  J to  Garden  City  Billiard  Table 
Co  July  20,  billiard  goods  882%  Madi- 
son st  16  m $215 

Burkie  A E to  W N Alley  July  24,  furn,  — 

Wallace  st,  3 m $346 

Bode  C G to  L E Bode  July  26,  furn  — 

Washtenaw  st $350 

Bonner  A S to  W B Cowgill  July  13,  furn 

328  23d  st  6 m $36 

Baldwin  E F to  E H Babcock  July  24,  furn 

720  1 4th  st,  6 m $96 

Blodgett  H P to  H A Pemberton  July  27, 

furn,  3566  Stanton  av,  7 m $57 

Barnes  I to  C Williams  July  26,  furn 

Ravenswood  7 m $102 

Bait  A C to  F S Marsh  July  14,  furn  359 

Chicago  av  1 y $300 

Baldwin  J H to  J Samuels  JuLy  23,  furn 

175  n State  st,  2 y $207 

Buxton  C H to  C Wyman  JuLy  26,  furn  3 

Stevens  st  6 m $60 

Baird  J to  S Richardson  JuLy  22,  furn  165 

Van  Buren  st  5 m $72 

Breden  H A to  E R Mackey  July  22,  furn 

677  w Indiana  st  6 m $55 

Boehmer  A H to  First  N Bk  Elgin  June  17 

cheese  factory,  Cuba  2 y $2000 

Bode  C G to  J E La  Fond  July  22,  furn  56 

Gross  av  3 m $115 

Brown  D H to  C Babcock  July  22,  furn, 

122  3d  av  Mch  22,  ’87 $81 

Bloomley  M L to  W W Charles  July  19, 
horse  wagon  etc,  2210  State  st  . . . . 

Banks  M to  J Samuels  July  20,  furn,  214 

4th  av,  wkly $217 

Brand  P to  Theo  Harz  Co  July  21,  barber 

shop,  109  Raudolph  st,  90  ds $50 

Baleham  W B to  W S Wharton  July  26, 

furn  429  Monroe  st  5 m $228 

Bowen  G A to  A Gates  July  24,  furn  457 

Leavitt  st  2 m $216 

Butler  J H to  C Wyman  July  24,  horse  etc 

825  w Erie  st  6 m $37 

Brigham  J to  G J Williams  July  24,  house 

139  Ontario  st  6 m $65 

Clark  CM  to  W H King  JuLy  21,  furn 

2923  S Park  av  6 m $253 

Crawford  M to  J P Barrett  Apr  22,  horse 

etc  Judd  Station $700 

Campbell  H M to  T H Gault  June  28,  furn 

112  Peoria  st,  60  ds $94 

Colbeck  G to  C Wyman  June  3,  furn  278  w 

Ohio  st  6 m $87 

Creaney  F D to  A Creaney  July  17,  furn 

81  Artesian  av $250 

Cregar  S P to  J W Booth  JuLy  22,  furn, 

Hyde  Park  1 y $200 

Croghn  M to  RIsham  July  15,  furn  214 

4th  av,  6 m $40 

Covney  M to  A Lammorris  July  3,  furn, 

1271  Flournoy  st  2 y $98 

Cloucy  W P to  A Carmichael  July  21,  furn 

etc  Lake,  6 m $195 

Cornel  F to  L Gerlinger  July  27,  saloon 

509  Wabash  av,  4 m $120 

Crosby  J F to  M A Clough  July  24,  furn 

245  n Clark  st,  21  m $300 

Crowhurst  H to  G J Williams  July  26. 

horses  etc  1523  Wabash  av  8 m $336 

Caffry  C to  C C Blackman  July  22,  furn 

375  Washington  6 m $287 

Crombie  L to  A Gilbert  July  10  piano  486 

Madison  st $400 

Davis  A D to  W A Davis  July  28,  furn  108 

n State  st  8 m $84 

Downey  M to  W S Wharton  July  22,  horse 

339  22d  st  4 m $280 

Dunn  E to  S Richardson  July  26,  furn  324 

Morgan  st,  4 m $68 

Dinet  J to  J H Spear  July  21,  furn  7,  Tell 

pl  4 m $57 

Danz  J to  R Ishamjuly  17,  furn,  379  w 

Polk  st,  6 m $102 

Dix  E J to  A Schaffhauser  July  24,  furn 

381  Orchard  st,  4 m $377 

Dohler  E toJ  D Spear  July  18,  furn  638 

41st  st  Apr  18 $45 

Davis  B F to  W N Alley  July  23,  furn  17  s 

Ada  st  5 m $90 

De  Thier  A to  C Williams  July  23,  furn 

217  w Madison  st  5 m $120 

Dweyer  F to  F Wellman  July  21,  machy 

etc  95  Indiana  st  1 y $175 

Drukker  M to  H A Pemberton  July  22, 

furn  1303  Milwaukee  av  6 m $168 

Emmick  S B to  W S Lasher  July  21,  furn 

212  w Randolph  st  5 m $100 

Eschker  A to  R Crable  July  23,  furn  Ev- 
anston 2 y $250 

Eppersen  F M to  A B Brinkerhoff  May  27, 

horses  etc  345  Hudson  av  90  ds $170 

Foxwell  C to  D G blake  JuLy  26,  furn  607 

Pullman  bldg,  1 m $125 

Furness  J to  B Daniels  June  30,  furn  13J4 

Diller  st,  6 m $90 

Fullmer  W P to  E R Mackey  July  22  furn 


1124  Bowen  av  6 m $83 

Fisher  H J to  L Y Moore  July  21,  library 

Adams  Express  bldg  90  ds $1,500 

Fontaine  L A to  C F Collot  July  20,  en- 
gine etc  Centl  Mfg  Block  2 y $500 

Flood  M G to  M L and  M C Birmingham 
July  17,  furn,  184  Monroe  st,  90  ds.  .$162 
Flannery  J to  A Byrne  July  24,  furn  773 

Madison  st  Dec  1 $200 

Fish  G R to  C Wyman  July  23  piano  2 De 

Kalb  st  6 m $42 

Filheimer  A to  M L Horner  July  23,  furn 

193  Superior  st  5 m $145 

Fleming  J A to  S Boldenwick  July  16. 

horses  etc  4106  Drexel  bd  3 to $100 

Fielding  M J to  E R Mackey  July  23,  furn 

62  Ada  st  6 m $305 

Gerwein  W to  W W Charles  July  27,  furn, 

78  Jefferson  st  2 m $208 

Gibb  M to  J Reed  JuLy  26.  bakery, 

1 y ' $1,000 

Gehman  A B to  C Wyman  July  27,  furn 

177  La  Salle,  6 m $90 

Garrow  M R to  B Daniels  July  26,  furn 

751  Taylor  st  6 m $99 

Garrett  J P to  M Donohue  JuLy  24,  horse 

etc  4 Brown  st  5 m $250 

Gardner  L A to  C Babcock  July  19,  furn 

631  Van  Buren  st  3 m $105 

Greyland  & Medlandto  W N Alley  July  19 

barber  shop  49  Halsted  st  2 m $540 

Giller  M to  E R Mackey  July  24,  furn  32 

Pine  st  6 m $195 

Halle  J C to  J McDonald  July  21,  pictures 

etc  886  Lake  st  20  m $210 

Hallen  M to  H Allport  June  17,  furn  152 

Erie  st  wkly $157 

Harnett  E to  A C Weaver  July  27.  furn, 

3101  Wentworth  av  2 y $60 

Hagemeister  W to  F Changsoth  Feb  3, 

horse  etc  $200 

Hority  CD  to  W W Charles  July  23, 

horses  etc $365 

Hayward  W C to  E R Mackey  July  22,  pia- 
no Ravenswood  6 m $97 

Helle  F to  A Besse  JuLy  1,  horses  etc,  30 

Wabansia  av,  7 m $400 

Hill  C M to  W N Alley  July  20,  furn  99  w 

Adams  st  3 m $60 

Hanson  M to  W N Alley  July  16,  organ 

108  Desplaines  st  5 m $40 

Hughes  E to  W N Alley  July  17,  furn  491 

Van  Buren  st  3 m $39 

Hunter  G to  W H King  June  18,  furn  1615 

Clark  st  6 m $58 

Hobson  W to  M L Pemberton  July  19, 

furn,  98  Wells  st  6 m $85 

Handy  N to  A W Griggs  July  21,  furn, 

2949  Dearborn  st,  6 m $52 

Halla  G T to  Ostrander  & Huke  July  20, 

presses  etc  196  Clark  st  2 y $6673 

Hamilton  E to  C Wyman  July  13,  furn 

607  Monroe  st  6 m $65 

Hanson  J to  B Bergson  July  21,  furn  6404 

Englewood  av  6 m $200 

Harrison  C S to  H Winter  JuLy  23,  fum, 

350  Wabash  av  4 m $719 

Hanson  N to  S Richardson  JuLy  22,  furn 

278  w Division  st  2 m $107 

Indiana  Mineral  Paint  Co  & P B Co  to  A 
E Drake  July  15,  machy  160  Clinton  st 

$350 

Irwin  J R to  R W Burns  July  23,  furn, 

3551  Cottage  Grove  av  7 m $63 

Jackson  G E to  W N Alley  July  17,  piano 

100  Aberdeen  st  3 m $43 

Janess  J to  B Mueller  July  15,  furn  206  n 

Morgan  st  6 m $200 

Johnson  J to  W S Lasher  July  19,  organ, 

207  3d  av,  Nov  19,  ’87 $90 

Josselyn  A to  G W Lynch  July  6,  furn,  520 

Wabash  av  6 m $235 

Jacobs  M to  Garden  City  Billiard  Table 
Co  July  17,  billiard  goods  260  Division 

st  17  m $170 

Jackman  F to  L AW  Brush  JuLy  21  furn 

6384  Dickey  st  6 m $99 

Kimball  D M to  J G Elidan  July  24,  furn, 

97  Lincoln  av  Jan  24 $262 

Kleinhaus  C to  Wacker  & B B & M Co. 

JuLy  21,  saloon  Lake  View,  1 y $300 

Knokes  G F to  M L Pemberton  JuLy  20, 

furn  157  Wood  st  Mch  20 $102 

Klein  P to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co  July  14,  sa- 
loon 717  Clybourn  av,  1 y $2200 

Kretchmer  C F to  W N Alley  July  26,  furn 

3213  Vincennes  av  3 m $89 

Kraft  W to  G J Williams  July  24,  sewing 

machines  250  Augusta  st  6 m $248 

Kersten  C to  J York  July  13,  horses  etc. 

109  Newberry  av  6 m $414 

Kling  F to  C Boehler  JuLy  23,  house  106 

Mohawk  st  9 m $200 

Kelley  J S to  A W Griggs  July  17,  furn 

455  12th  st  Sept  1 $61 

Klingo  H to  C Fiukensiefer  JuLy  24, 
horses  etc  169  19th  st  1 y $300 


Lusher  HR  to  JE  La  Fond  July  22  furn 

383  Fulton  st  6 m $130 

Landon  E to  J W Kelly  July  21,  furn  Lake 

View  2 y $540 

Landstron  A P to  W H King  July  19,  furn 

Lake  View  6 m $97 

Levers  S to  A E Jacobs  JuLy  12,  saloon 

475  Madison  st  4 m $125 

Levin  A M to  H Levin  July  22,  saloon  503 

Canal  st  32  wks $325 

Laverty  R to  Natl  Cash  Register  Co  July 
21  register  4259  Halsted  st  8 m.... 

Lihme  L L to  E R Mackey  July  21,  furn, 

172  Halsted  st.  6 m $6£ 

Leavitt  C W to  M J Helms  July  20,  bar- 
bershop, 79  s Western  av $10C 

Larson  A to  0 S Richardson  July  24,  horse 

etc  1299  n Halsted  st  5 m $312 

Liebig  E July  10,  furn  409  Dayton  st  2 m 

$171 

Lecture  H M to  G Wyman  June  30,  furn 

987  n Halsted  st  6 m $68 

Loftus  T to  J Wyman  July  9,  horses  etc 

57  Superior  st  6 m . . $263 

Lemke  G to  H Kaehler  July  22,  saloon  27 

Fullerton  av  2 y $1,500 

Meinke  W to  H Raage  July  21,  saloon  699 

s Ashland  av  1 y $300 

Mittlestadt  F to  C Passow  & Son  JuLy  21, 
pool  table  etc  Oakley  av  and  21st,  st  1 

y $300 

Marker  P to  D Hyman  July  20,  horses  etc 

146  n Sangamon  st  4 m $111 

Meli  E G to  G R Ratto  July  27,  piano  96  n 

Franklin  st  Jan  30 $100 

McCauley  J W to  W R McCauley  July  24, 

furn  993  Congress  st  3 y,  8% $650 

Mason  P H T to  W W Charles  July  26,  — 

3615  Cottage  Grove  av  4 m $90 

Michel  W F to  W S Wharton  June  19,  car- 
riages etc  208  n Sangamon  st,  4 m . . . $308 
Murray  J S to  E R Mackey  JuLy  26,  furn 

4333  Greenwood  av,  6 m $70 

Malett  A to  Curtiss  & Mayer  July  27, 

Wheelock  6144,  512  State  st $250 

Moore  G E to  C Passow  & Son  July  27,  sa- 
loon 514  w 13th  st  7 m $130 

Maskell  W J to  ML  Pemberton  July  20, 

library  20%  Silver  st  4 m $121 

Matthews  W G to  J A Peoples  July  16  en- 
gine etc  436  Herndon  st  6 m $270 

McKiernan  JH  to  C Babcock  July  17,  furn 

135  Lincoln  av  4 m : $128 

McNulty  M to  J Holmes  July  21,  furn,  105 

n Marxet  st  10  m,  p m $69 

McKay  A to  W S Wharton  July  22,  furn. 

120  Warren  av  4 m $224 

McAssey  J to  J O’Hern  July  22,  horses  etc 

478  Taylor  st  6 m 7% $185 

McGowan  J I to  E R Mackey  July  21,  furn 

40  23d  st  6 m $143 

Mather  H & F C to  J Cunningham,  Son  & 

Co  July  22,  coupe  etc  116  35th  st,  16  m 


McLarkey  & Co  to  Garden  City  Billiard 
Table  Co  July  3,  billiard  goods  594 

Lake  st  10  m $150 

Moran  P to  J Cullen  July  19,  furn,  250 

Forquer  st  4 m $65 

Matthez  L H to  T H Hulbert  July  24, 

horse  567  n Clark  st  2 m $300 

McLaughlin  P to  Bartholomae  & B Brg 
Co  saloon  38th  st  and  California  av  1 y 

$409 

Methol  J S to  C Babcock  July  21,  furn  426 

Oaslev  av  3 m $67 

Mayer  P H to  C H Schreiber  July  24,  furn 

819  Madison  st  2 v $500 

Mallon  M G to  Kittenhouse  & Embree, 

$300 

Moerschbaecher  C to  J Moerchbaecher 
July  15.  horses  etc,  Lake  View  2 y. . .$600 
Needson  P to  E T Brown  July  27,  horses 

etc  Hegewisch  Sept  30 $110 

Norton  A R & F L to  W N Alley  July  21, 

furn  324614  Graves  pl.  6 m $310 

Nelson  J to  T Flavin  June  16,  furn,  5044 

State  st,  6 m $60 

Neilson  W & C to  A Carmichael  July  24, 

furn  2937  Shields  av,  6m.., $71 

Neel  W D to  J ELa  Fond  July  24,  furn 

285  Noble  st  6 m $85 

O’Regan  M to  J D Spear  JuLy  20,  wagon 

etc  5120  La  Salle  st  6 m $109 

Olson  A to  W B Cowgill  July  20,  furn  173 

n Green  st  6 m $65 

Oaxes  J W to  E Blakeslee  July  20,  furn 

388  Wabash  av  18  m $500 

O’Reilly  J to  M J Byrnes  July  21,  hors  1 

etc  126  n Market  st  5 m $200 

Peterson  P to  Bartholomae  & Roessing 
July  28,  saloon  273  w Erie  st,  6 m . . . . $800 
Phillips  T D to  E R Mackey  Juny  27,  furn 

1403  Washington  bd,  2 m $165 

Parker  B F to  L A W Brush  July  26,  furn 

712  Van  Buren  st  3 m $135 

Perkins  P C to  G Tradewell  July  22,  furn 


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T.  WILOE  CO.,  KSt 

LUMBER,  LATH  AND  SHINGLES 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  M.anufactxirers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KII.NS,  and,  having  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

KiLx-nniEit  nuRowoou  flooring , 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices. 

Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts.,  CHICAGO,  ILL 


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37  16  ih  st  90  ds $500 

Peterson  F E to  Schneidewend  & Lee  Co 
July  21,  presses  etc  85  w Indiana  st.  .$175 
Phoenix  Lithographing  Co  to  Ostrander  & 
Huke  July  21,  presses  etc,  16  4th,  av  23 

m $7000 

Perry  H A to  G J Williams  July  — , furn, 

532  Van  Buren  st  6 m $590 

Powell  S toF  Anderson  July  23,  horses  etc 

39  31st  st  6 m $307 

Powers  T K to  VV  N Alley  July  24,  furn, 

265  Wells  st  6 m $191 

Philbrick  — to  D Quigg  July  7,  furn  Clar- 
endon House $9503 

Peterson  C O to  C Seipp  Crg  Co  July  23, 

saloon  85  Chicago  av $600 

Pol  S to  E R MacKey  July  23,  furn  282 

Wells  st  6 m $104 

Pempner  P R to  D Siebert  JuLy  24,  horse 

wagon  etc  395  w 15th  st  1 y $240 

Quinn  J to  Stafford  & Murphy  July  24, 

horses  etc  7 m $142 

Ross  S to  J D Spear  JuLy  23,  furn  415  w 

13th  st  1 y $130 

RobinsonS  F to  A F Temple  JuLy  22  furn 

85  Clark  st  5 m $850 

Ratzenburg  T to  H Johnson  Ju  ly  22,  mar- 
ket etc  Jefferson  2 y $800 

Raper  D P toM  P Biddlecom  July  21,  furn 

etc  113  s Halsted  st  7 m $70 

Rich  L to  C Kenncott  July  16,  photo  gal- 
lery, 95  Blue  Island  av,  wkly $341 

Reidy  A to  T Reidy  July  21,  horses  etc  — 

53d  st,  1 y $400 

Rahlfs  0 G to  H Wellman  July  1,  grocer- 
ies 424  n Ashland  av  1 m $400 

Royce  F J to  E R MacKey  July  26,  furn  33 

n Robey  st  6 m $99 

Ross  R 0 to  M J Furlong  July  24,  horse 

and  wagon  502  Austin  av $145 

Shlbko  J to  N Cohn  JULy  28,  barber  shop 

3620  Cottage  Grove  av,  1 y $200 

Schreiber  H to  B Loesche  July  17,  furn, 

392  23d  ft  2 y $285 

Shimmick  W B to  E Shimmick  July  23, 

furn  640  43d  st,  2 y $210 

StrattonS  S to  W VV  Charles  July  24,  furn 

3246  Dearborn  st  4 m $124 

Sharp  F to  G B Christie  Juny  27,  furn  1118 

Milwaukee  av  3 y $61 

Sanders  R to  W Meyer  July  — , furn  242 

Erie  st  1 y $500 

Shaw  W R to  M Aldrich  JuLy  24  furn  3750 

Cottoge  Grove  av,  5 m $ 

Schey  I to  W W Charles  July  6,  horses  etc 

259  n Carpenter  st,  4 m $143 

Solomon  G H to  W W Charles  July  22, 

furn,  124  Clark  st  3 m $92 

Staib  J to  H Bradshaw  July  22,  horse  42  n 

Sangamon  st  1 y $1375 

Schumacher  W J to  J Gilder  July  21,  furn 

2252  State  st  60  ds $65 

Stein  J A to  J E La  Fond  July  22,  engine 

etc  2028  W abash  av  6 m $726 

Smith  W W to  J J Owen  July  21,  furn  124 

8 Halsted  st  3 m $66 

Sterlin  A to  E C Jaeger  July  20.  furn,  101 

Wells  st  2 y $1600 

Smith  M & G H to  E R Mackey  July  21, 

furn,  54  Curtis  st  6 m $130 

Smith  C H to  E R Mackey , furn,  3254 

Rhodes  av  3 m $545 

Stevinson  C to  J W Cothron  July  20,  furn 

266  Wabash  av  2 y $600 

Sherman  V F & D to  C Hecn  July  7,  furn, 

Maplewood,  6 m 

Sturm  E to  A Sturm  July  19,  machinery, 

eic,  30  Indiana  st  22  m $750 

Smalley  E to  B Meacham  July  26,  furn 

eic  127  w Madison  st  2 y $700 

Schaaf  F to  Garden  City  Billiard  Table  Co 
July  24,  billiard  goods  264  35th  st,  10  m 


. $1.62 

Sullivan  L to  W H King  July  23,  furn  614 

w 14th  st  6 m $84 

Smith  W to  A Schaffhauser  July  26,  horses 

etc  748  Austin  av  2,  m $35 

Sendelbach  E to  F Vallmahn  July  26,  furn 

319  w 12th  st  Jan  11 $1062 

Shepherd  J to  J A TitcombJuly  20,  furn, 


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42  16th  st  4 m $105 

Studell  R to  W N Alley  July  24,  furn  163 

Bissell  st  6 m $67 

Slosson  G F to  CP  Miller  July  24,  furn, 

271  Huron  st  2 y $500 

Schmidt  F to  M L Pemberton  Juny  20, 

furn  28  June  st  6 m $102 

Sheridan  ME  to  E R Mackey  JuLy  23, 

furn  175  Rush  st  6 m $310 

Thompson  J H to  M L Pemberton  July 

24.  furn  140  Sherman  st,  3 m $52 

Thornsen  L T to  C Wyman  July  26,  furn 

43  Spruce  st  6 m $57 

Thorsen  A to  J H Spear  July  21,  furn  6 m 

$130 

Thuler  W to  L A W Brush  July  19,  furn  394 

Harrison  st  3 m $70 

Tablo  P E to  C L Eaton  July  16,  furn  etc 

207  37th  st  4 m $362 

Tillotson  E to  C Babcock  July  19,  furn 

and  piano  La  Grange  4 m $189 

Truman  J R to  W W Charles  July  21,  furn 

339  Paulina  st  4 m $230 

Tracey  C to  W S Wharton  July  15,  furn 

988  35th  st  4 m ...  $336 

Thompson  S A to  W S Lasher  July  22, 

furn  465  Madison  st  5 m $85 

Tilton  W H to  D Rankin  July  3,  furn,  350 

Loomis  st  6 m $168 

Tabel  P E to  A L Dean  & Co  July  21,  safe 

52  Dalziel  bldg  60  ds $40 

Taylor  J R to  A Lammorris  July  8,  furn, 

397  Park  av  2 y $106 

Tracey  D to  J Cullen  July  20,  furn  334  n 

May  st  6 m $124 

Taylor  J R to  J D Spear  July  22,  furn  379 

Park  av  8 m $38 

Ullrich  A to  A K Manning  July  24,  furn 

590  Lake  st  90  ds $50 

Valk  M to  G Wyman  July  13,  horses  etc 

133  w Division  st  6 m $223 

Vieau  M to  C E Wyman  July  24,  furn  2111 

State  st  6 m $72 

Virdeen  R to  G S French  July  24  cooper 

shop  etcj412  n Lincoln  st  4 m $230 

Wallace  D to  J D Spear  July  21,  furn,  178 

Morgan  st  1 w $195 

Webber  E to  N M Simonds  July  23,  

May  1,  ’87 $200 

Wright  J E to  E R Mackey  JuLy  22,  furn 

3220  Butterfield  st  6 m $99 

Ward  H to  H F Kitt  July  21,  furn,  20  b Ada 

st  6 m $360 

Waite  W S to  J H Spear  JuLy  26,  furn,  67 

n Western  av  4 m $59 

Weiland  O F to  J Weiland  July  23,  cigars 

etc  Lake  3 y $125 

Weldon  W H to  W S Wharton  July  25, 

furn  392  Webster  av  4 m $112 

Wells  F L to  W W Charles  July  19,  furn, 

306  Adams  st $584 

Winter  L to  E R Mackey  July.  21,  furn,  2 

Grant  st  6 m $325 

Wilson  C to  W H King  July  24,  furn  205 

3d  av,  11  m $74 

Weston  C D to  H Jackson  July  26,  bakery 

etc  482  State  st,  1 y $75 

Wilson  S D to  M L Pemberton  July  24, 

furn  277  31st  st  6 m $72 

Wooly  C to  J E La  Fond  July  24,  furn,  6 

m $155 

Wells  A H to  A F Temple  July  22,  piano 

46  May  st  3 m $69 

Wooley  J to  W N Alley  July  16,  furn  4509 

Langley  av  3 m $226 

Warnecke  J to  C Warnecse  JuLy  23,  horses 

etc  Niles  1 y $90 

Young  W H to  E R MacKey  July  22,  furn, 
1224  Noble  av  5 m $251 

THURSDAY’S  REPORT. 

TOO  LATE  TO  OLlLSIFY. 

O’Keefe  J J to  Bavarian  Brg  Go  July  28, 

saloon  595  12tb  st  2 y $500 

Hardtmann  W to  F Zobel  July  28,  horses 

etc  217  Orchard  st,  6 m $150 

Connor  R to  C Babcock  July  23  furn,  348 

Hudson  av $56 

Sorensen  H A to  D Rankin  July  19,  horses 
etc,  Hyde  P4rk $120 


De  Witt  M J to  IN  Read  July  28,  furn  246 

State  st,  6 m $1380 

Lentz  F to  E R Mackey  July  28,  furn  38 

w Chicago  av  6 m $63 

Van  Pelt  L J to  E R Mackey  July  28,  furn 

265  Paulina  st,  1 y $84 

Jacobson  J to  J P Johnson  July  24,  horse 

etc  460  Ogden  av $100 

Anderson  H L to  Buss  machine  works  July 
28,  machy,  — Carroll  av  Mch  10  ...  . $796 
Vaclier  G to  W N Alley  July  26,  furn  970 

Washington  bd  3 m $92 

Mclnroy  E B to  W N Alley  July  27,  horses 

etc  1723  Wabash  av,  5 m $65 

Field  J to  W N Alley  JULy  28,  furn  60  Nix- 
on st,  6 m $125 

Kelly  W to  W N Alley  JULy  27,  piano  934 

Ann  st,  6 m $67 

Brown  G to  W N Alley  furn  4 n Page  st,  6 

$80 

Kubat  J to  V Pavlicek  JULy  20,  horses  etc 

952  Van  Horn  st,  1 y $1,000 

Reasoner  M E to  Estey  & Camp  July  10, 

piano  5727  Wentworth  av $251 

Bayley  W L S to  W N Alley  JULy  26,  furn 

12  Lincoln  av $58 

Winters  G W to  W N Alley  JuLy  27,  furn 

2731  Butterfield  st,  4 m $74 

Hancker  W H to  M L Pemberton  JuLy  28 

furn  4847  State  st  4 m $250 

Winchester  S M to  Union  Type  Foundry 
July  20,  furn,  3533  Dearborn  st  5 m.$150 
Grey  T G to  Reid  Murdoch  & F,  Mya  26, 

grocery  Jefferson,  60  ds $257 

Kiernan  A to  S Langdon  JuLy  27,  furn  244 

28th  st $100 

Tonning  E to  J D Spear  July  28,  piano. 

, Apr  28 $59 

Kluge  E M to  J D Spear  June  23,  furn  639 

Hurlbut  st,  2 in $66 

Smith  S to  J J Owen  July  1,  furn  3161 

State  st,  4 m $113 

Van  Velson  A & H to  J J Owen  July  24, 

furn  301  Bissell  st,  4 m $67 

Young  A & B to  J L Curtis  July  27,  furn 

Hyde  Pk,  4 m $431 

Melzer  J to  J Klatscher  July  26,  furn  Jef- 
ferson 7 m $126 

Knight  A to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  July  19, 

pool  table  etc  285  Ogden  av4  m $520 

Bare  C to  P J Leist  July  15,  furn, 1 

m $75 

Wass  E to  J D Spear  July  18,  furn  33  Wal- 
nut st  4 m $52 

Meeker  E E to  H A Wheeler  July  — , ma- 

c.inery  35n  Canal  st  8 m $225 

Spo.er  G to  G Encksen  July  20,  furn  71 

Washington  st,  60  ds  6$ $58 

Jordan  K to  J E La  Fond  Juiy  28,  furn 

Englewood,  6 m $91 

Link  J A to  J E La  Fond  July  29,  furn 

1434  Wabash  au  6 m $70 

Dickey  L S to  J E La  Fond  July  28.  furn 

270  Warren  av  6 m $435 

Wilson  M J to  L A W Bruse  July  28,  furn 

203  Loomis  st,  3 m $179 

West  J to  M E Page  & Co  July  28,  furn 

1473  Fulton  st  6 m $250 

Sheldran  D J to  G £ Wyman  July  28,  furn 

184  Sebor  st,  6 m $92 

Nelson  A L to  J H Spear  July  27,  furn,  6 
m $59 

HORTUAUE8. 

Franchere  O J to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co,  July 

10,  It  34  b 3,  20  39  14,  5y  6% $3,000 

Lindquist  A to  J E McCarthy,  July  20,  It 

69,  4 39  14,  60ds  6% $2,000 

Lindquist  A to  Phoenix  B Society,  July 

21,  It  69  Hull  sub  4 39  14,  5% $2,600 

Monahan  M to  J O’Connell,  July  20,  It  4 b 

1 Delavan  add  2y  7% $600 

Bay  F to  Phoenix  B Society,  July  20,  It  63 

b 3,  12  39  13,  5% $800 

Memory  H to  A F Mitchell,  July  l,pt  It  2 

b 114  ss  add  5y  5% $50,000 

Smith  W J to  F Foat,  June  11,  Its  31  and 

32  b 6,  21  38  14,  2y  7% 

Linike  G to  Michael  Brand  Brg  Co,  July 
21,  Its  32  and  33  b 17  Holstein  ly 


6$ $1,000 

Kaehler  H to  M Brand  & Co,  July  22,  It  5 

b 2,  31  40  14’  2y  8% $4  072 

Cork  K to  A F Adams,  July  21,  It  4 b 16, 

11,39  13 $1,700 

Shave  J H to  Canadian-Am  L & B Aesn 
June  9,  Its  36  and  37  b 15,  25  40  13, 

8% $600 

Dwight  D W and  T to  AT  Galt  Mch  26, 

Its  33  and  34  b 4,  19  419,  ly $10,000 

Hill  A J to  C Cook  Apr  20  It  7 b 1C  Avon- 
dale 3y  8% $100 

Lee  D B to  H Hyde  July  10  pt  b 2 b 15 

20  39  14.  3y  7% $11,200 

Norell  0 to  E J Buresch  July  12  pt  It  14, 

It  1 etc.  36  40  13,  6m  8% $170 

Dean  E D to  C G Hutchinson  July  23  Its 

11  and  12  b 7,  24  39  15,  2y  8% $500 

Condon  D to  Lake  Shore  B & L Assn,  July 

15,  It  13  b 27,  20  39  14,  8% $1,400 

Maher  D to  L Tomlinson,  Mch  31,  Its  14 

and  15  b 16,  32  39  14,  2y  8% $1,500 

Bryan  W W to  House  B & L Assn,  July  12, 
pt  It  26  and  all  Its  27  and  28  b 6,  May- 

wood  $1,600 

Overheu  F to  B Schurtleff,  July  14,  It  17  b 

1,  33  39  14,  ly  6% $325 

Druehl  M to  Court  Irving,  No.  45,  O of  F, 
July  23,  Its  1 and  6 b 15,  Park  Ridge,  6m 

7% $200 

Brodie  C to  People’s  B Y L Assn,  July  19, 

It  26  It  13  b 12,  Rockwell’s  add,  8%.  .$2,800 
Hansen  H to  H Jacobsen,  July  14,  It  38  b 6, 

8 39  14,  on  demand 1 . $500 

Kellogg  G B to  D Rowe,  June  23,  Its  14 

and  15,  7 39  13,  2y  8% $800 

Sullivan  T to  J W McCarthy,  Sept  14,  It  7 
n w 34,  28  37  11.  37m  no  interest ....  $225 
Schultze  W to  A Gost,  July  24,  It  3 b 2,  12 

39  13,  2y  8% $500 

Allen  C W to  J N Jewett,  July  24,  lot  6 b 49, 

s s add,  ly  8% $65,000 

Hughes  E and  D to  S Wayman,  July  1,  pt 
It  56  and  all  It  35  b 26,  17  39  14,  3y  7% 

$1,200 

Bern  E A to  Booksellers  & S M S L & B 
Assn,  July  21,  It  8 s w 34-  3 38  14,  8%  $5,500 
Lee  D B to  C G Peters,  July  15,  Its  9 to  12 
and  23  b 2 b 15,  20  39  14,  ly  6%  . .$78,206 
Springer  L C to  Cottage  Grove  Ave  B & L 
Assn,  July  15,  pt  It  29  n e 34i  3 38  14,  8% 

$1,200 

Sheridan  T to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn,  July 

24,  It  10  b 10,  33  39  14,  8% $500 

Short  EGtoNWL&B  Assn,  July  20,  Its 

1 to  15  etc,  W Heights,  8% $2,700 

Zietzow  G to  J Ranske,  J uly  13,  Its  4 and  5 

b 98,  31  and  32  37  14,  4y  6% $400 

Loss  F to  Evanston  & N Cook  Co  B & L 
Assn,  July  12,  Its  22  and  23  b 5,  Brown 

& C’s  add,  Evanston,  8$ $1,050 

Gleason  N W to  O C Haskins,  July  3,  pt 
Its  1 and  4 b 12,  Linden  Grove,  234y  7% 

$600 

Williams  J to  Chicago  Perm  B & L Assn, 
July  20,  Its  47  and  48  b 5,  17  38  14,  8 % $4,000 
Lowry  L D to  H P Smith,  July  20,  pt  Its  11 

and  12  b 20,  21  38  14,  5y  7% $2,500 

Morrell  J H to  C D Hoard,  July  1,  pt  b 15. 

1 38  14,  2y  8% $200 

Manning  J L to  D Gartling,  July  24,  pt  b 7, 

18  39  14,  ly  7% $1,000 

Cunnally  J to  Hod  Carriers’  Protective 
Union  etc,  July  26,  It  40  b 5,  LaKe.  $1,000 
Conrad  J to  J J Altpeter,  Julv  26,  It  22  E 

<fc  N’s  sub,  20  39  14,  8% $1,<  00 

Boehl  E and  F to  F Henke,  May  9,  pt  It  3 

b 8,  Blue  Island,  5y  7% $700 

McGurn  M to  N W M L Ins  Co,  July  23,  It 

9 b 87,  Elston  add,  5y  8% $16,000 

Powell  S to  R J Bennett,  June  1,  It  16  b 20. 

Ravenswood,  3y $9,500 

McAllister  II  G to  M L & B Assn.  July  20, 

Its  47  and  48  b 75,  W Heights,  8$.  ,$2.2(  0 
Cruickshank  F'  O to  W P Kimball,  July  1, 

It  11  b 5,  21  38  14,  3y  8% $300 

Claus  A to  People’s  B & L Assn.  J uly  19.lt 

6 b 5,  4 38  14,  8 % $2,300 

Watier  A to  B L Pease,  July  26,  It  94  b 14, 

7 39  14,  2y  7% $700 


Niell  M to  B L Pease,  July  24,  It  18  b 86, 

S Chicago,  3y  8% $600 

Gustavson  C G to  Conserv  B & L Assu, 

July  27,  It  45  b 8,  20  40  14,  6 % $400 

Krusinski  V to  J Wierzchowski.  July  27,  It 

17  b 3 b 19,  Sheffield’s  add.  6% $1,000 

Brown  H to  J Jackson,  July  21,  lot  9 b 3, 

4 38  14,  2y  7%' $500 

Blum  Y to  A Walter,  July  1,  It  8 and  pt  It 

7 b 27,  Dunton,  5y  7% $1,600 

Montgomery  C E & M M to  Mu  L & B Ass, 

July  28,  It  8 b 3,  36  40  13,  8% $1,000 

Sutherland  F to  Mut  L & B Assn,  July  28, 

It  22  G & S’s  sub,  13  39  13,  8# $1,200 

McEv.au  P to  B Friend,  July  26,  oldgs  91 

to  95  w Madison  st,  2y $2,000 

Kuehl  F to  W Thilo,  July  27,  It  4 b 2,  Shef- 
field’s add,  3y  7% $500 

Myren  J to  A Olsson,  July  15,  Its  30  and  31 

Hosmer’s  sub,  20  38  14,  2y  6% $200 

Goan  P to  Canadian-Am  LAB  Assn,  June 

4,  It  20  b 4.  36  40  13,  8% $1,200 

Kuhn  W to  J H Hiimner,  JuLy  28,  pt  b 18, 

12  39  12,  10 y 6% $1,000 

Hoard  E W to  Trustees  Schoons  39  13, 

Juny  27,  pt  Lt  1,  7 39  13,  5y  7% $2,500 

Fitzwinson  S H to  People’s  B L Assn, 
Juiy  19,  it  31  b 3 b 17,33  39  14,  8%  $1,000 
Stone  A C to  C Perm  B & L Assn,  Juiy  20, 

its  16  to  18  b 2,  Ravens  wood,  8% $500 

Smith  G W to  0 Perm  B & L Assn,  Juiy 
6,  pt  its  3 and  4 b 45,  7 39  14,  8%.  . $2,100 
World’s  Pastime  Exposition  Co  to  Benj  F 
McNeill,  Juiy  16,  all  property  of  Co 

with  leases  etc,  30ds $50,176 

OavanagU  J to  Ev  A N Cook  Co  B A L 
Assn,  Juiy  12,  lt  2 b 2,  G LA  G’s  add, 

Rivanston,  8% $5,000 

Kallis  D to  Bankers  A M B A L Assn,  July 
1,  lt  19  It  1 etc  b 64,  21  39  14.  8%.  . .$1,200 
Kubicki  V to  R Spier,  July  28,  pt  b 3, 

Eiston  add,  3y  7% $700 

Cushing  A F to  A E Gross,  July  26,  lt  6 b 

9,  Irving  Park,  8y  7% $1,600 

Fourrier  S to  N Corwith,  Juiy  12,  lt  25  b 

14,36  39  13,  4y  7% $300 

Paguet  0 to  N Corwith,  July  12,  lt  33  b 14, 

36  39  13,  4y  7% $300 

Cushing  A T to  F J Cushing,  Juiy  26,  pt 
Its  22  and  25  b 18,  Irving  Park,  7%.  $2,000 
Doyle  M to  S M Moore,  July  3,  Its  15  and 

16  b 4,  24  39  14,  2y  6% $300 

Tuka  I to  Grant  B A L Assn,  July  13,  lt  17 

b 7,  20  39  14,  6% $2,000 

Umberger  J R to  Phoenix  B Society,  July 

28,  lt  6,  Allen’s  add,  5% $1,500 

Hennemann  H to  F Korf,  July  5,  lt  1 b 7 

31  40  14,  2y  7% $237 

Kurv  A to  H Mulsow,  July  22,  lt  3 b 21, 

Elston  add,  ly  7% $1,000 

Gottschalk  W to  A Benz,  July  28,  n s w 

X-  6 35  14,  7% ;$1,000 

Sexton  T to  NWLAB  Assn,  July  20,  lt 
49  b 2,  10  39  13,  8% $2,400 


Thompson  C to  W L Price  July  22,  horses  etc  6 54 

Orchard  st 

Smith  C to  G Christie  July  24,  groceries  etc  2916 

Butterfield  st $10q 

HrubyA  to  W J Donhn  July  26,  horses  etc $170 

Wolff  F toj  Witt  June,  18,  house  — Gardner  st..$400 
Chappell  W to  T Hickey  June  7,  furn,  47  Eldridge 

Hickey  D M to  O T La  Porte  July  24,  wkgon  etc  — °° 

Tiffany  M V B to  W C Merkiey  July  14,'  furn’ ””*4'  ° 

Kraft  F to  T Hoffman  Juiy  H,  moulds  etc  Niles”  **i 
Dix  A P to  M E Kavauaugh  July  26,  furn  etc  Lake- 

side  Hotel *2  500 

Baine  A to  M J Baine  July  27.  furn  . .........  $500 

Allen  C W to  J W Allen  July  17,  furn  2009  Prairie 


REAL  estate  law. 


Eastman. 


Lehmann  F to  C Sommer  July  6,  horses  etc  129  Ful 


*10 


lerton  av 


.$400 


Sommer  C to  M Lehman  July  24,  same  prop. . . *1500 
Berthen  F to  S Barlhern  July  27,  horse  etc,  , 

Keppenhagen  F to  C Lamprecht'iuiy  ill’und  Kshop™ 

286  Larrabee  st ’ ®ggo 

Botermund  H to  W Schmidt  July  iV,  ”groceries251 

Center  st jggg 

Franzell  A to  A Ullrich  July  24.  furn  590  Lake  st 

Anderson  J toP  S Peterson  Juiy  28,  saloon  273^w 
Erie  st ....  ....  ....  ....  ....  .... . , , $800 

Landquist  C J to  J Hagenbuck  July  14  mchy  4 i Ful- 

ton  st Q(  0 

Grabowicz  F to  Bezden  July  28,  house  636  Holt  av 

Nevrony  C to  j Scannell  -July  10,  furn  ’ 22b’Che’stnut3° 
st .*180 


Klavaced  F to  J Kubat  July  15  horses  etc  952  Van 
Horn  st ..........  ..........  $250 

Hickey  T to  M Cody  July  2fl,  saioon  5436  School  st 

®tb $250 

Reidmiller  F to  H Reidmiller  July  29,' horses  etc  52 
Sherman  st ^ 


On  findg. 


Wm  H Barton.  Same 


JUBUMEIVTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

101399  Rich ird  O’Brien  v Thos 'Storr.  On  ans  of 
Lotta  and  Charles  E Tuerk  *573  *414.95  and  costs 
use  of  plff,  and  bal  use  of  deflt. 

91331  Anna  E Dickinson  v Fanny  D Price 
*500.  Satisfied. 

57226  Alonzo  L Porter  v Wm  R Mitchell.  Same  *241. 
87. 

57210  Edward  E Todd  et  al 
*257.63. 

57234  Benjamin  F Robbins  et  al  v J J Hicks.  Same 
*320.  lu. 

56883  Aaron  Rosenblatt  et  al  v Joseph  Fieldman 
Same  *331  92. 

57174  J Friedmau  et  al  v Morris  Kanter.  Same  4407.- 
56  and  sci  fa. 

57193  Thomas  C Galloway  v W J Hunter  and  O Ter- 
rell. By  deflt,  *527.50. 

57251  Emil  Caiman  et  al  v Osgood  & Welfin»er  Mf» 
Co.  Same  *386.13.  ° 

U.  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT. 

483  Milton  H Bennett  et  al  v Edward  M McGillan. 
On  findg,  *24.837.27.  Bond  for  writ  of  error  fixed 
at  tl,i  Oi. 

650  Wm  Hartog  v Henry  Memory.  Mon  t overrld 
and  judgt  for  *2493. 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 

Blakesley  E to  J W Oakes  July  19,  furn  388  Wabash 

*v *2,000 

Audersou  O toP  A Ekdahl  July  26,  furn  272  Oak  st 

$3000 

Wooley  C M to  C E Wooley  July  24,  'saloon  2110 

State  st *300 

Maun  G E to  S D Kimbark  July  21,  blacksmith  shop 

406  North  ftv $409 

Soliger  A H to  J P Ackerman  July  21,  saloon  176  Jef- 

f arson  st $300 

Niohols  J to  B Nichols  July  21,  furn,  *500 

Guuderson  P to  0 Gundersou  July  16,  horses  etc 

238  North  av jg00 

Dick  M to  H Haas  July  22,  saloon  201  31st  st"  . . . .*300 
Price  W to  H Thompson  July  23,  horse9  etc  654  Or- 
chard st *935 

Groschek  A to  J Groschek  Apr  5.  house  223  26th  st 

*450 

Groschek  J to  P Groschek  July  24,  house  223  26th  st 

„ ■•••••••  $450 

Bradshaw  H to  J Staib  July  22,  house  42  Saugamou 

st $3375 

Nass  J to  R Peterson  July  io,  intelligence  office  149 
n Halsted  st 


<tFIT  CLAIM  l>l-:i-:i>S  AM)  qiflT 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

G U Hurlbut  to  C J Blair,  Nov  6,  ’85,  e 30  ft  of  w 1- 

2,  lt  7 b 5,  Cleaverville  add *1,500 

J Healy  to  C & C C & D Co.,  July  20,  s half  se  frl  qr 

536  15  *15 

P Tahaney  to  M Horan,  May  31,  lots  12  and  13  b 3 

sub  of  n 5 chs  of  se  qr  4 38  14 *25 

C B Estey  to  D E Fiske,  Dec  8,  ’85,  lt  25  to  30  blk  I7 

Pierce’s  add  to  Holstein *1  and  partition 

M Moffiitt  to  D W Eldred,  June  21,  lots  25  to  48  b 4 
Murray’s  add  to  Jefferson $900 

J Roberts  to  R H Mett,  July  17,  b 38,  Cornell. . .*3,500 
First  Natl  Bank  of  San  Prancisco,  Cal,  to  F B Dyche 

July  13,  It  13  b 1,  Cornell *300 

J Anderson  to  J Jorgenson,  June  29,  lt  44  b 4 C & C 

C & D Co  sub  5-6,  37  15 *425 

C K Ballard  to  H H Gage,  July  16,  s half  s 27  acs  9 

w qr  nw  qr  22  38  14  *8  500 

E A Phillips  to  The  S Prk  Commrs,  July  22,  all  in- 
terest in  Its  11  and  12,  Phillips’  1st  sub  of  w pt  sw 
qr  frci  13  38  14 $731 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 


July  27. 

Lot  6 in  J L Reynold’s  sub  of  the  sw  qr  of  b 45  in  C 
T’s  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  L J Shawcross,  Guardian  — 
L N. 

Aug.  2. 

Lots  22  23 and  24  in  b 25,  Ironworkers’  add  to  S Chi 
cago,  a sub  of  s half  of  sec  8 37  15.  C W Colehour 
Trustee.  L N.  ’ 

Lot  48  in  sub  of  lots  30  to  53  and  of  lots  67  to  90  in 
Chicago  Laud  Co’s  sub  of  blk  38,  Sheffield’s  add  D J 
Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Aug.  IO. 

Sub-lots  1 and  2 of  lots  11  tol4  in  b 56  of  C T’s  new 
sub  of  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff 
L N. 

The  w % of  n 120  acres  of  nw  qr  of  sec  6 38  14  S F 
Hauchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Sub-lot  4 and  s half  of  sub-lot  5 of  lot  1 in  b 56  in  C 
T’s  new  sub  of  blocks  in  the  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14  A 
F Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  1 in  b 5 in  the  sub  of  b 44  in  Sheffield’s  add’n: 
also  lot  8 in  sub  of  3 acs  of  lot  8 in  C T’s  sub  of  sec 
5 39  14;  also  lot  17  in  b 30  in  Elston’s  add,  all  in  Cook 
Co.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  32  in  Stinson’s  sub  of  b 80  in  C T’s  sub  of  w 
sec  27  39  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Auk.  16. 

Lot  27  in  b 2 and  lot  7 in  b 5,  both  in  Louis  Heintz 
sub  of  24  acres  east  and  adj  the  w 10  acres  of  n % of 
sw  qr  of  sec  4 38  14.  William  J Quan,  Guardian  — 
Legal  News. 

Aug.  17. 

W half  of  the  n half  of  lot  3 in  b 49  in  C T’s  sub  of  e 
frac  of  se  qr  of  section  21  39  14.-H  Waller,  Master. 
L N . 

Lot  15  b 6 Stave  & Klemm’s  sub  of  ne  quar  of  sec  25 
38  Also  lot  21  b 65  and  lot  15  b 68  in  original  town 
of  Chicago.  Also  lot  52  b 1 of  Williams’  snb  of  ne  Y 
of  se  qr  of  sec  36  38  14.  S F Hanceett,  Sheriff.  LN 

Lot  37  b 1,  Pickett’s  2d  add  to  Chicago.  S F Han- 
chett, Sheriff.  L N. 

Aug.  IO. 

Lots  5 and  6 iu  b 2 in  Dalton,  Cook  Co  ,111  D J 
Avery,  Master.  LA. 

Aug.  25. 

„„Lot*  4®  47  a,nd  48  in  Sourbry  & Grus’  sub  of  lot  of  b 
28  in  S T’s  sub  of  see  18  38  14.  J B Caster,  Master.— 

Xj  N . 

Aug.  28. 

That  part  of  the  s 44!4  acre  piece  of  a 9414  acre 
traot  of  laud  in  sec  19  41  14,  described  as  the  9 V.  of 
ne  frac  qr  and  s % of  e 32  rods  in  width  strip  of  land 
of  nw  qr  of  said  sec  19.  Catherine  O’Neill,  Guardian. 


Charles  K.  Harland  v.  Henry  B 

Filed  at  Ottawa,  May  15,  1886. 

' To  show  Title  to  Land — Possession. — 
The  doctrine  is  well  recognized  that  proof 
of  possession  of  land  under  claim  of  owner- 
ship is  prima  facie  evidence  of  a fee  simple 
title  in  the  occupant  so  claiming  to  be 
owner. 

Proof  of  Plaintiff’s  Title.— In  an  action 
of  ejectment  the  plaintiff  proved  that  A,  as 
far  back  as  1855,  was  in  possession  of  the 
premises,  claiming  as  of  privity  between  the 
parties  to  the  suit  with  respect  to  the  pro- 
perty sought  to  be  recovered.  In  other 
words,  when  parties  claim  under  indepen- 
dent hostile  titles  demand  of  possession  is 
not  required. 

When  the  plaintiff  in  ejectment  claims 
title  by  deeds  from  the  heirs  of  a person 
having  possession  up  to  his  death  claiming 
to  own  the  premises,  and  the  defendants 
seek  to  show  an  outstanding  paramount 
title  in  a third  person  derived  through  a sale 
of  the  premises  for  taxes,  no  demand  of 
possession  or  notice  to  quit  need  be  shown 
by  plaintiff. 

Tax  Title. — If  the  judgment  against  a 
lot  for  taxes  is  for  a greater  sum  than  the 
taxes  due  thereon,  the  sale  thereunder  and 
the  deed  will  be  void. 

Service  of  Notice  Before  Taking  Deed. 
— A purchaser  of  real  estate  at  tax  sale  or 
his  asignee,  before  he  is  entitled  to  a deed 
is  bound  to  show  a strict  compliance  with 
the  requirements  of  Sec.  216  of  the  Revenue 
Act;  and  he  is  required  by  section  217  to 
make  and  deliver  to  the  officer  authorized 
by  law  to  execute  a deed,  an  affidavit  setting 
fort  specifically  the  facts  relied  on  as  a com- 
pliance with  the  requirements  of  section  216. 
The  provisions  of  these  sections  are  manda- 
tory, and  their  strict  observance  is  a condi- 
tion precedent  to  the  execution  of  the  tax 
deed. 

The  provisions  of  section  216  of  the 
Revenue  Act  at  amended  by  the  act  of  1879, 
providiug  for  the  service  of  notice  before 
taking  out  a tax  deed,  applies  for  sales  of 
lands  for  taxes,  made  before  the  act  of  1879 
took  effect,  and  the  notice  of  the  purchase 
made  after  such  amendment  took  effect 
must  comply  with  it. 

Conveyance. — An  objection  to  the  admis- 
sion in  evidence  of  a deed  by  a woman  on 
the  ground  her  husband  has  not  joined  in  its 
execution  without  proof  she  had  a husband 
at  the  time  it  was  made,  can  not  be  consid- 
ered; and  a recital  in  such  deed  of  her  “ hav- 
ing formerly  been  the  wife  of  R.  C.  P.,”  is 
no  evidence  she  had  a husband  when  the 
deed  was  executed. 

A.  deed  of  a married  woman  on  her  lands 
without  her  husband  joining  in  its  execu- 
tion, properl  v acknowledged,  is  valid  to  pass 
her  title,  and  is  admissable  in  evidence  in 
an  action  of  ejectment  to  show  title  in  her 
grantee. 

Elizabeth  Wallahan  et  al  v.  Eva  Ingersoll 
Filed  at  Ottawa,  May  15,  1886. 

1.  Tax  Title. — When  the  affidavit  of  the 
service  of  notice  of  a tax  purchase  fails  to 
state  the  particular  facts  relied  on  as  show- 


ing a compliance  with  sections  216  and  2 
of  the  Revenue  Act,  as  amended  by  the  a. 
of  1879,  the  sale  being  in  1881  for  taKes  1 
1880,  it  will  not  authorize  the  making  of 
deed  by  the  county  clerk,  and,  if  made, 
will  be  void. 

2.  Escheat  Title  by. — Where  the  ownt 
of  real  estate  died  intestate  under  the  la' 
of  1845,  without  heirs  capable  of  inheritin 
it,  the  title  thereof  devolved  by  operation  c 
law  upon  the  State.  But  to  make  the  titl 
available  to  the  State,  it  had  first  to  b 
established  by  a judicial  proceeding  in  th 
nature  of  an  inquest  of  office;  and  th 
record  of  it  is  the  only  competent  evidenc 
by  which  a title  by  escheat  can  be  estal 
lished. 

The  first  step  under  the  act  of  1845  t 
establish  an  escheat  was  the  filing  by  th 
attorney-general,  or  the  circuit  attorney,  0 
an  information  in  the  Circuit  Court  of  th 
county  in  which  the  land  was  situated,  giv 
ing  its  description,  the  name  of  the  perso: 
last  lawfully  seized,  the  names  of  the  tern 
tenants  and  the  persons  claiming  sue 
estate. 

Mr.  John  P.  Altgeld,  for  the  appellee. 

33  21  John  A.  Lomax  v.  George  A.  Gin 

dele.  (Opinion  by  Mulkey,  J.,  affirming. 
Filed  at  Ottawa,  May  15,  1886. 

1.  Tax  Sale — Act  amounting  to  re- 
demption.— When  the  holder  of  an  undi 
vided  half  of  a tract  of  land,  having  th( 
right  to  redeem  the  same  from  a tax  sale 
instead  of  doing  so  directly,  enters  into  aii 
agreement  with  the  holder  of  the  tax  cer 
tificate  of  purchase,  by  which  the  latter  is  to 
and  does  take  out  a tax  deed,  and  on  thi 
same  day  conveys  all  his  title  to  the  former 
this  will  be  treated  in  equity  as  a redemp 
tion  from  the  tax  sale  as  between  the  part) 
so  receiving  a conveyance  and  his  co-tenan; 
holding  the  other  undivided  half. 

Elezar  Divine  v.  Elizabeth  M.  Harkness  et 
al.  June  15,  1886. 

When  a purchaser  of  land  at  guardian’s 
sale  is  guilty  of  fraud  in  making  a corrupt 
agreement  whereby  he  prevented  competi- 
tion and  obtains  the  land  at  less  than  its 
value,  and  as  a part  of  the  price  pays  off  a 
mortgage  on  the  premises  drawing  10  per 
cent,  interest,  there  will  be  no  error  ir 
allowing  him  only  six  per  cent,  interest  on 
the  money  paid  by  him.  His  payment 
being  one  made  in  wrong  in  the  carrying 
out  of  a wrongful  purchase  presents  no  casr 
for  the  application  of  the  equitable  doctrine 
of  subrogation. 

1.  Contract. — To  constitute  contract  of 
sale  of  land  by  the  acceptance  of  an  offer  to 
sell,  it  must  be  unconditional.  No  contract 
will  result  from  a letter  in  reply  that  the 
party  will  accept  the  offer  “provided  the 
title  is  perfect.”  At  any  time  before  an 
unconditional  acceptance  of  an  offer  and 
compliance  with  its  terms  it  may  be  with- 
drawn. 


ORR  & LOCKETT, 


Dealers  in 


Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

| UF  EVERY  DLLCRIPTLON, 

184  & 186  CLARK  ST.,  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 

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And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  Sole  Chicago 
Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 
“Perfection”  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

\ 319-321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Coutracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


PHILADELPHIA. 
N.YxN.J.G.G.Lt.Co.Ltd. 

Nd.I  park  place. 

NEW  YORK. 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing;  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS  DRV. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch 44  7 00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1%  and  1 % inches  45  00 

3d  clear,  1!4,  1(4  and  2 inches 42  00 

A select,  1\  and  1 14  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches 41  00 

B select,  114,  1)4  and  2 inches 30  00(5)32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 25  00 

2x4  B,  select  21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30800 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

. 1st  and  2d  clear 47  00 

‘J  3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select 25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C 32  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D 20  f t 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

*•  “ 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

16  feet  15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-ineh 35  00 

B 33  00 

C 25  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 25  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B . 6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

B 35  10 

0 27  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 40  00 

A siding  strips . 38  00 

A flooring  strips 33  00 

B „ „ 32  00 

0 „ 23  00 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

* Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 23  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

B 20  50 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  % -inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A,  54 -inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  % insh..  6 inch 32  00 

8IDING— TIED. 

IB  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 10  50 

.Yinch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  morejthan 
flooring. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Bkcribt. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

IR,  E A L.  ESTATE, 

1««  LaSalle  St„  Room  17,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 

STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  nt,: 

For  sale.  Chicago. 

L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  & 54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 


REAL  ESTATE 

Room  7. 


108  & 110  Dearborn 

St.,  - Chicago. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17.  1M>  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 

J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B-  CRUICKSHANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

IS 4 Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Properly  a Specialty. 


W L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  &.  CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  anti  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

EDWARDS  &.  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTAT  E, 

Dffice: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


All.  LEAGUE  & CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

WHEELER  & CO. — Real-Estate,  LoaDS  and  Rent- 
ing. Room  1—130  La  Salle  St. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS 

Room  8,  i 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


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FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL. 

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Hoe  Sewing  Machine  Co. 

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Aii-nla,  6a.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Squarf,  N.  Y. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
6hort  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

1G1  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.  1X1,. 


WILLIAM 
T94  LaSalle  St., 


BANK, 

AND' 

Furniture 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet l.i  00 

n „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 1J  60 

Common  1)4  and  1(4 -Inch 13  00 

Green,  $1  leas. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FKNCING. 

let  quality  fencing,  16  leei 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

, 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  41  two  sides.  *1  50. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Funcy  headed  and  dressed,  selocted 18  00 

1(4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feel  00  50 

2)4 -inch 00  60 

254-inch 00  65 

3-inch.- 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAE  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  lesethaD 
car  lots. 

TIMBEE,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 11  00@16  00 

2x8,  „ „ 11  00@14  50 

2x10  „ „ 11  00@16  00 

2x12 11  00@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

LATH — CAE  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

CEDAE  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

6 “ “ “ “ 14 

6 “ “ “ “ 18 

7 “ *■  “ “ 23 

8 “ “ “ “ 33 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 43 

8 inch,  sawed  )4.  7 feet 7)4 

9 to  11,  “ 54,  7 feet 11 

5)4  inch,  “ 54,  7 feet 754 

6 “ “ 54,  7 feet 9 

7 “ “ 54,  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ 54,  7 feet 16 


LUMLEY, 

Chicago,  111. 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 


and  Fittings 


llllWiMIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIlli 

Lare-e  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in £?4  00@26  00 

1*4  in.  and  over 25  00  27  00 

Common 17  ( 0 

Cull 11  00  13  00 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  iy2  in 23  00  25  00 

Thicker 25  00  27  00 

Cull....- 8 00  10  00 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

Clear 26  00 

Common 16  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

Timbers 17  00  19  00 

Quarter-sawed 38  00 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 24  00  25  00 

Common 15  00  16  00 

Cull 10  00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  25  00  30  00 

Axles ..  30  00 

Cull 10  00 

Reaches 25  00  27  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 65  00  75  00 

Thicker 70  00  80  00 

Common 45  00  50  00 

Cull 25  00  30  GO 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50  00 

l^xll/2  & 2x2 25  00  35  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 70  00  75  00 

Thick 80  00  85  00 

Common 35  00  40  00 

Cull • lo  00  15  00 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

1st  & 2d 32  50  35  00 

1st  & 2d,  1%  in  and  up 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Cull 6 00  10  00 

Log  run  13  00  15  00 

HARD  MAPLE.  . 

Clear 20  00  21  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 5 00  7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

Clear 20  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 00  6 00 

Log  Run 14  00  15  01) 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 24  00  27  00 

Common  and  better 22  00 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

SYCAMORE. 

Good 15  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Common ...  12  00 

Cull 6 00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00  15  CO 

Cull 

Log  Run 12  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling..  ..  22  00  24  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 19  00  20  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  29  00 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 30  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD’ 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side ...  44  5 » 

u u “ rough 42  50 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 90 

Fancy  butt 4 60 


DAVID  WHITEFORD,  A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO 

Practical  Plumber 


bas- Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
. and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and.  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
dwellings. 


or  fice, 

59  & 61  Lake  St 


j CHICACO.  j 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 

227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


■A.2STID 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wabash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston.  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHUS,  1926  47th  st. 

F ; M.  CLARKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


Sewer 


mm  a umi 

107  i.a-alle  Street. 

Yards — t>9  X.  Elizabeth  St. 
*5thst.  JL4  S.  M.S.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  ULAY, 


Pipe 


Manufacturers 
of  tine 


No.  432 — CASHIER’S  DESK. 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Bailings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

In  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

— AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

jPARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So1  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES! 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  <£  77 
4 LAKE  STE’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 

N.  A.  Boynton,  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > u Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ; which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


I2STSTTIEb_A-ILT  CE  .A.  <3- IE  23"  CY- 
170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

_ _ Royal  Insurance  3o.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  *>  Telephone  No.  1353 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE! 

We  make 

Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 

Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimneys,  Etc. 

Ksp—Our  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 

2\£a-de  in  anyColor  Desired 

Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted.  Delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  111. 


gT  E INWAY’S 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior— -including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
™ STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICACO. 

fV/**  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 

PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


|pg°“  Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


H :.  O.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaianteed”  to  my  Customers. 


ADVERTISERS 

Can  learn  the  exact 
cost  of  any  proposed 
line  of  Advertising  in 
American  Papers 
by  addressing  Geo.  P 
Rowell  & Co’s 

Newspaper  Advertising  Bureau, 
lO  Spruce  St„ 

Send  lO  ets.  for  175  I’age  Pamphlet 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c.. 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance. 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  Tlte  ratio lithic  Co., 

943  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


IS',  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

MOMmiFWIRMRICI! 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 

OFFICE  AND  YARD  : ^ 8RANCH  YARD: 

219  E.  Washington  St.  f Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Henry  Sharon  &Co. 

Xo.  2*46  I<a  Salle  St , Chicago. 

The  Negotiation  of  Specific  Sales  a Specialty- 
Investments  Made.  Taxes  Paid  and  Prop- 
erty managed  for  Non-Residents. 
Real-estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Loans  Negotiated, 
Property  Leased. 


M.  KEATING, 

Marble i Wood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail 


thomas  nelson.  [Established  1856].  w.  p.  nelson. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wsbssh  Ave,.  trlkphonr.  5710.  CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers  I Provision  Dealers  insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

OFFICER'D 1 Henry  Botsford,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

u r i ] Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 

WM.  E.  & WM.  F.  EOLLO  & CO.,  gents,  Tel4?9h“ufe  210  LaSalle  Street. 


WALL  PAPER! 


WALL  PAPER! 


78  East  Jackson  St.,  near  State. 

Head-Quarters  for  Real  Estate  Men. 

JOHN  T.  DUNN.  Agent. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co., Art  Doalers’  and  Photographs 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.  Nos.  251  & 253  Wabash  Ave.,  - - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


WRIGHT  & TXJE.KTEK., 

Real  Estate, 

Loan  and  Renting  Agents- 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  DEARBORN  STREET.  ROOM  49.  OHIOAKO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


<*-.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICACO. 

15^“ Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SI  M PSO  N BROS., 

Room  15,  159  EaSialle  Street,  CHICAtJO. ) TT  r 
Telephone  8*3.  J 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No  32. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  AUGUST  7.  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS . I. 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS IL 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILDINGS III. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE IV. 

THE  RECORD V. 

THE  RECORD-  Continued  VI. 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS VIII. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  IX. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES— FORECLOSURES XII. 


GOOD  PIANOS  for  RENT 


Pianos  and  Organs 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  ns  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


*203  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) AGENTS.  ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Km.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  k CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

Baird  & Bradley,  Rms.  1517, 90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  k PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  k Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Ira,  144  La  Salle  st. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  k HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

BAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
I’ELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

Edwards  & Richards,  winnepeg  Bik,  s.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  k CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

CJOLDY  & ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  k HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salle  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  k Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  k Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st. 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINSON  k BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Ohlich  Blk. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  k SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 

HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JENKS,  S.  L.,  k Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 

KRIMBILL,  Andrew, (Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  k 118  Dearborn. 

BE  AGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

MAGILL,  J;  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
MoNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULI.IKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

XATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W.  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  & KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 


KEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st.l 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 

REED,  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REED  k HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 

ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,&  SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  k Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHARON.  HENRY,  & CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STANLEY,  P.  E.,  k Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  k GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

TAYLOR,  WM.  E.,  31st  st.,  cor  Cottage  Grove  ave. 
TIDHOLM  k REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  k BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

Y IERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

YVALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  k Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  k CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  k CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

VOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  & Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C„  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers. 


SHARON,  HENRY,  k CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 


Architect. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 


Iron  Cornices. 


CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  k MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


CUDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 


DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO., 122-126  WashingtOE 
HADDOCK,  V ALLETTE  k RICKCORDS,  85  k 87  Deal 
born  st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  k CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Cour 
House. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Gravel 
Roofers. 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 


CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 


MANNEGOLD  k HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  k 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 


PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97,  185  Dear- 
born st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 


CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.-Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8 — 165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 


THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  k 268  Wabash 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 


ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  k 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 


BRANDT,  H E.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  k 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  8001. 

NORTON  D,,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTION! 

If  you  want  to  Locate  at  a Good  Manufacturing 
Point,  write  to 

J.  F1-  Powell, 
Waukegan,  III. 


CHANDLER  k CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY',  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Wood  Carpets. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Lyon 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  'tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Eoscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt, 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  ths  Mu- 
sical Profession. 

YVA  REROOMS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


Vol.  XXVIII. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  AUG.  7,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


REAL  ESTATE  BUILDING  JOURNAL1 


(Established  1866.) 
PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


H.  FELSENTHAJL. 
JACOB  GROSS. 


FREDERICK  MILLER. 
ADAM  MILLER. 


FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 


TERMS : 

Pek  Year  (in  advance) *4.00 

After  July  1,  '86,  $5.00,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 


Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street 


Entered  at  Chicago  Poet-office  as  second-class  matter  [ 


REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 


REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

TBOXLDS  FOR  S-S-IjE. 


Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Huklbut,  Chicago. 


Room  2,  165  Washing  ton  St. 


W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 


O.  U.  GORDON. 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 


H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER.  c-  H-  PUSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 


REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 


818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Property  in  all  parte  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Renta  Houses,  Collects  Rente,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-ela68  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 


Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 


Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 


92  Washington  Street, 

cxxicls.<3-o. 


Wm.  Evans. 


C.  C.  Housel. 


J.  R.  Wickersham. 


EVANS  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers, 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


79  Dearborn.  St., 

CHICAGO. 


CALIFORNIA  FRUIT  LANDS. 


700  acres  selected  fruit  lands,  San  Bernardino  Co., 
Cal.,  offered  in  tracts  of  10  acres  and  upwards,  to 
close  an  estate.  ThiB  property  ie  surrounded  by 
bearing  orange  groves,  vineyards,  schools,  churches, 
beautiful  residences. 

Depot,  ly2  miles  from  property. 

Special  railroad  rates  to  see  the  property. 


114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business. 

SECURITIES  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 


0.  H.  BROOKS,  Room  57,  149  La  Salle  Street. 


96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 


HORACE  A.  GOODRICH, 

Real  Estate, 


80  Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 

CHICAGO. 


LUCKY  NUMBERSI 

ONE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 


QEO.  M.  BOGUE. 


H.  W.  HOYT. 


H.  B.  BOGUE. 


New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 


CAMPBELL  BROS, 


WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  ana  Financial  Apts. 


E.  S.  DREYER  & CO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 


14=©  Madison  Street. 


F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public. 


S.  M.  Parish. 


BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 


157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 


Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
or  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 


ephone  No.  438, 


Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-i 


C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOANS, 


99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT. 


JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 


CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rente  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


P,  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 


95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

BspeciU  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  END  LOANS, 


97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 
MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  i aaES. 


E^“We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents.  References  given  if  desired. 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 


BOOM  lO, 

99  # 101  WASHINGTON  ST. 


H.  L.  TURNER. 


W.  A.  POND. 


TURNER  & BOND, 


Real  estate  mortgage  loans. 


102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 


MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 


149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pree.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pree 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  E.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 


THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 


Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 


CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Manager, 

US  DEARBORN  STREET, 


Rooms  76  and  77. 


Illinois  Nat’l  Bank  Bldg. 


MAX  EICHBERGr, 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS. 


BOGUE  & HOYT, 


REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 


174  Dearborn  Street, 


Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 


ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 


ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 


Broker  in  First-Class  Securities.  Low  Rates  for 
Gilt-Edge  Securities. 


100  Washington  St„  Chicago. 


ARTHUR  C.  GEHR  & CO (Successors  to) 
SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 
No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 


BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 


OXT  COX^XvXISSIOXT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  St  GO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

125  La  Salle  Stri 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO. 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents. 


Taxes  paid  and  rente  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  HEAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 


8.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 


Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


HENRY  A.  09BORN. 


JOSEPH  B.  KEELER. 


OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting  Agency, 


S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  & Monroe  Sts. 


Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 


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


R.  W.  BRIDGE, 

185  Dearborn  St. 


Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titler.  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  AUG,  7,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  largest  sale  of  the  week,  though  not 
as  yet  recorded,  was  the  purchase  by  L.  J. 
McCormick  from  J.  H.  Dwight,  of  the  south- 
west corner  of  Wabash  avenue  and  Monroe 
street,  known  as  the  Edy  Building— 53x85 
feet,  for  $200,000,  cash.  This  property  was 
bought  direct  of  the  owner  by  Mr.  McCor- 
mick— a rare  occurrence  for  a Chicago  real- 
estate  deal. 

Another  sale  of  importance  was  42  feet  on 
Madison  street,  Nos.  263  and  265,  for  $31,- 
000,  sold  by  Mr.  Seeley,  of  Decatur. 

Two  or  three  other  large  contracts  or  op 
tions  have  been  made.  Any  property  in  the 
centre  of  the  city  that  will  net  6 per  cent,  on 
a fair  valuation,  can  be  sold  readily.  One 
firm  is  ready  to  place  five  millions  dollars 
in  such  property  at  once. 

The  advance  in  prices  over  last  year  of 
central  business  property,  may  be  seen  by 
comparing  the  offers  made  this  year  with 
those  of  last,  for  the  same  property.  For 
instance,  a year  ago  an  owner  agreed  to  sell 
a certain  business  corner  for  $165,000,  and 
this  week  the  owner  refused  to  accept  an 
offer  amounting  to  nearly  $200,000. 

Eighty  acres  in  LaKe  View,  south  and 
west  of  Addison  and  Ashland  avenues,  have 
been  bought  by  a Philadelphia  syndicate 
for  $200,000.  The  intentions  of  the  compa- 
ny are  not  yet  made  known. 

The  future  of  Centre  avenue  looks  espec- 
ially favorable.  The  construction  of  the 
viaduct  some  time  ago  on  this  street,  the  ex- 
tension at  an  early  date  of  street  cars,  and 
the  probable  construction  of  a bridge  across 
the  river  in  the  near  future,  are  all  condu- 
cive to  a general  rise  in  the  value  of  this 
property.  Property  on  Centre  avenue,  in 
the  vicinity  of  Eighteenth  street,  is  held  25 
per  cent,  higher  than  last  year. 

Frank  Nowak  has  sold  the  following:  Six 
lots  on  S.  W.  Boulevard,  near  24th  street;  9 
lots  on  Coulbert  street,  near  California  ave.; 
9 lots  and  cottages  on  Laughton  street,  near 
California  ave.;  15  lots  on  Marvin  street, 
near  same  street;  3 lots,  corner  of  Coulter 
and  Oakley  streets;  7 lots  on  Ashland  ave., 
between  Addison  and  Nellie  avenues.  Lake 
View— 4 lots,  corner  of  Laughton  and  Oak- 
ley; one  lot  on  20th,  corner  Johnson;  1 lot 
on  12th,  near  Western  ave.;  1 lot  on  19th 
Place,  near  Johnson,  and  house  and  lot  on 
West  15th  street,  near  Canal  st. 

Rennpath  & Knefel  have  sold,  on  Fourth 
avenue,  near  Polk,  25  feet,  improved,  for 
$28,000;  2515  Wabash  avenue,  $9,000;  2700 
Dearborn  street,  $6,500;  besides  numerous 
sales  of  cheap  lots  for  immediate  improve- 
ment. 

A.  Limberg  has  sold,  in  Lake  View,  2 lots 
on  Ashland  and  School,  $2,000;  4 lots,  cor. 
Ashland  and  Addison,  $2,725;  2,  cor.  Ashland 
and  Nelly,  $1,200;  and  one  on  Ashland, 
north  of  Addison,  $500.  Mr.  Limberg  re- 
ports a marked  advance  in  the  prices  of  lots 
in  the  subdivision  from  which  the  above 
were  sold. 

William  R.  Walleelt  reports  a very  fairde- 
dmen  for  property  in  the  southwestern  part 
of  the  city. 


T.  C.  Hill  & Co.  have  recently  opened  up 
an  office  at  120  La  Salle  street,  for  the  trans- 
action of  a general  real-estate  and  renting 
business.  Special  attention  will  be  given  to 
the  paying  of  assessments  and  the  manage- 
ment of  real-estate  fo-  property  owners. 

H.  C.  Zuttermister  & Co.  have  sold  the 
northeast  corner  of  12th  and  Lytle,  $6,700; 
northeast  corner  Centre  ave.  and  McMullen, 
$2,000;  lot  on  20th  street,  near  Ashland  ave., 
$1,000;  2 lots  on  Ashland  ave.,  near  Taylor 
st.,  $6,125:  lot  on  34th,  near  Auburn,  $550; 
lot  on  Sherman  st.,  $3,800;  5 lots  on  21st, 
near  Centre  ave.,  $5,000;  2 houses  and  lots 
on  Johnson,  near  18th  st.,  $3,500;  3 lots  on 
16th,  near  Newberry  ave.,  $2,850. 

H.  C.  Morey  has  just  returned  from  a short 
vacation  trip  and  finds  the  demand  for  real- 
estate  to  have  been  active  while  he  has  been 
absent. 

C.  R.  Walleck  sold,  last  week,  4 lots  on 
18th  street,  1 on  Leavitt  st.,  1 on  Walleck 
Place;  2 on  West  19th  st.  and  one  on  Hoyne 
ave.  Mr.  Walleck  reports  a larger  demand 
for  lots  ranging  from  $350  to  $600  than 
heretofore,  and  more  sales  during  the  month 
of  July  than  previous  months  of  the  year. 

Becker  & Foskett  have  sold,  on  Wright- 
wood  ave.,  house  and  lot  for  $18,000;  also 
house  and  lot  on  Lincoln  avenue  for  $5,500. 
An  improvement  has  been  noticed  by  them 
in  the  condition  of  the  real-estate  market  of 
Lake  View. 

A.  B.  Anderson  & Co.  of  Lake  View  has 
sold,  during  the  last  few  weexs,  19  houses 
and  lots,  aggregating  in  amount,  $11,525. 

Wm.  E.  Taylor  reports  an  improvement 
in  the  sales  of  South  Side  property  as  well 
as  the  suburbs  to  the  south.  Building  is 
specially  active. 

Thos.  Crowley  is  building  ten  more  of  his 
popular  houses  on  15th  street,  betw’n  Wash- 
tenaw and  Rockwell.  These  have  ten  rooms 
and  are  built  on  stone  foundations.  They 
are  sold  on  monthly  payments,  the  interest 
stopping  on  every  payment  as  it  is  paid, 
and  with  the  privilege  of  taking  up  all  notes 
at  any  time. 

R.  S.  Elder  sold,  during  last  month,  40 
lots  in  Lake  View,  from  $550  to  $1,500  each. 
He  has  sub-offices  located  at  Belmont  and 
Racine, and  Southport  and  Wellington  streets. 


THAT  RE-ASSESSMENT. 

The  action  of  the  county  board  of  Cook 
county  in  ordering  and  directing  the  Asses- 
sors to  make  another  and  higher  assess- 
ment by  which  the  amount  returned  will  be 
$100,000,000  in  excess  of  the  assessment  al- 
ready made  this  year,  is  stirring  up  a strong 
opposition  among  tax-payers.  The  pretext 
for  this  action  it  is  claimed  is  in  the  inequal- 
ity of  and  omissions  in  the  first  assessment. 
The  constitutional  barrier  in  the  way  of 
reckless  extravagance  can  only  be  surmount- 
ed by  a higher  levy,  which  will  compel  Cook 
county  to  pay  more  than  its  proportion  of 
State  taxes.  A depleted  treasury  can  be 
remedied  in  another  way,  and  that  is  to  re- 
quire an  honest  and  economical  administra- 
tion of  the  county’s  finances.  The  rotten, 
and  crumbling  court  house  which  cost  en- 
tirely too  much  in  the  first  place  must  be 
propped  up  and  repaired  at  the  expense  of 
thousands  of  dollars.  Cut  down  the  salar- 
ies and  the  number  of  employees  and  stop 
paying  more  for  coal  and  a score  of  other 
articles  than  individuals  and  business  houses 
pay  for  the  same  things  in  large  quantities. 


Goldsen  & Hanson  are  carrying  on  a gen- 
eral real  estate  and  renting  business  ht 
Rooms  17  and  18,  122  La  Salle  street.  They 
are  also  dealing  in  business  chances  of  every1 
description.  References  are  given  if  desirpd. 


A CHANC4E. 

iThe  firm  of  Wright  & Tyrrell  for  twenty- 
nine  years  actively  engaged  in  the  real  es- 
tate and  loan  business  of  Chicago  has  recent- 
ly been  dissolved,  on  account  of  the  contin- 
ued ill-health  of  Robert  C Wright  Jr.,  who 
retires.  The  business  will  be  continued  by 
the  successors  of  the  above  firm,  Chas.  T. 
Tyrrell  & Co.,  the  individual  members  be- 
ing Chas.  T.  Tyrrell,  John  A.  Tyrrell  and 
Frederick  S.  Tyrrell. 

They  will  carry  on,  as  heretofore,  the  bus- 
iness of  negotiating  mortgage  loans  and 
purchase  and  sale  of  real  estate.  Their  of- 
fice will  be  at  Room  9,  Tribune  Building, 
the  location  of  the  old  firm  for  twenty 
years. 

Prominence  will  be  given  to  the  negotiat- 
ing of  time  loans  at  current  rates  of  interest. 
With  superior  facilities  for  the  placing  of 
loans  both  in  their  connection  with  capital- 
ists and  the  experience  of  many  years,  the 
success  of  the  new  firm  is  assured. 


PROPERTY  TO  THE  SOUTH  YV 

A visit  to  the  Southwestern  part  of 
city  discovers  evidences  of  a rapid  and  s 
stantial  growth.  The  street  improveme 
are  specially  to  be  noted  as  the  bad  cor 
tion  of  the  streels  heretofore  has  bee 
detriment  to  this  property.  Many  la 
buildings  laid  out  in  stores  and  flats  ab 
have  been  built.  J.  F.  Stepina  550  Blue 
land  Av.,  reports  an  active  demand  for  t 
property  with  bright  prospects  for  incre 
in  its  value. 

He  has  sold  a house  and  lot  on  Loomis 
near  Blue  Island  av,  at  $3,000;  property 
proved  on  20th  near  Throop  street  at  $5,1 
also  15  lots  in  different  subdivisions  besi 
placing  $20,000  in  loans. 


CHAS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRB) 

FRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co. 

Successors  to  Weight  & Tyrrell, 

Time  Loans  Negotiate 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 
Dealers  in  RealEstat 


SWEZEY’S 


IMPROVED 

Dumb 

Waite: 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 


^automatic 

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CATC 


LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  US 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


jgip33  Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  T 

BEST  I\  THE  MARKET. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

ISO  SOtii  STREE 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


hTo-  170  Deartiorn  Street,  Chicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Wlanufacturing. 

[[^“Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  p 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


J. 

Seasoned  Cuban 

— and — 

Mexican 


MAH0DAN1 


For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

SAW  MILLS  AND  WHAKF  283  2Qq  East  20th  g 

Foot  Houston  Street, 

NEW  YORK. 


REAL  ESTATE  - AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

reproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  84-83 


ADAMS  & ADAMS, 

DEALERS  IN 

FINE  DRY,  OIL  > COACH  COLORS 


AND 


General  Painters’  Supplies. 

Exclusive  Agents  for 

WALPOLE  MORTAR  BLACK. 


248  RANDOLPH  ST.,  CHICAGO. 


T.  S.  White. 


II.  M.  BoiOE. 


D.  Cutler. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


THE 


Building  * "Department 

niiiiimiiiiiin  1 1 1 1 1 m ■»  min  n 1 1 » n 1 1 1 iiuiu  ii  n i n i in  1 1 in  1 1 

COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


lvance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

The  surprising  number  of  permits  issued  from  day  to-day 
idicates  an  improving  activity  in  building  trade  circles. 


There  seems  to  be  a tendency  to  centralize  the  real-estate 
id  building  interest.  There  is  a magnificent  opportunity 
istnow  for  the  organization  of  a Building  Erection  Com- 
iny  with  sufficient  capital  to  undertake  the  heaviest  ope- 
tions.  It  would  be  able  to  command  the  services  of  the 
set  architects  and  the  most  experienced  builders. 


Kansas  City,  Mo. — Case  & Reynolds  will  build  a brick 
isiness  block,  50x80,  at  the  corner  of  Liberty  street  and  St. 

ouis  ave.,  to  cost  $15,000. J.  J.  Lewis,  briok  residence, 

x40,  at  1431  Brooklyn  ave.,  to  cost  $2,500. John  Ste- 
ins, bricK  residence,  60x49,  to  cost  $6,000. W.  H.  Craig, 

•ick  residence,  52x60,  Independence  ave.,  near  Garfield,  to 
>st  $16,000. 


Washingson,  D.  C. — Fourteenth  st.,  southeast 
reet,  N.  W.,  five-story  fire-proof  building;  cost, 

Wers,  J H.  Small  & Sons,  florists;  architect,  B, 

■rd;  builders,  Langley  & Gettinger;  plumbing, 

n;  steam  apparatus,  Bates  & Johnson. Pennsylvania 

•e.,  No.  1225,  four-story  brick  store,  for  F.  G.  Smith;  E.  S. 
rederick,  architect;  C.  T.  Bennett,  Baltimore,  builder. 


corner  G 
$40,000; 
B.  Brad- 
Jas.  No- 


Hot  Springs,  Abe. — Gov.  Rector 
mndation  of  a three-story  hotel. 


has  commenced  the 


Covington,  Ky. — Trinity  Church  will  build  a $6,500 
chapel. 

Washington,  D.  C. — F.  G.  Smith  will  erect  a $20,000 
building  at  1325  Pennsylvania  ave. 

Paeis,  Ky. — W.  H.  McMillan,  J.  K.  Ford  and  others  have 
organized  a company  to  build  a $30,000  opera  house. 

San  Fbanoilco,  Cal. — Two-story  frame  dwelling,  for  Mrs. 
Louisa  L.  Amos,  to  cost  $5,000;  S.  <fc  J.  C.  Newsom,  archi- 
tects. 

Louisville,  Ky. — Stizel  Bros,  will  build  a $1,000  ware- 
house.   Fred.  Hofer  will  erect  a $11,400  brick  store  and 

dwelling. 

Indianapolis,  Ind. — A brick  house  to  cost  $7,000,  is  to  be 
built  for  Orrin  Perry;  Wilbur  S.  Knowles, New  York,  archi- 
tect. 

Baltimobe,  Md. — The  Maryland  Central  Railroad  Co.,  of 
Baltimore,  have  commenced  on  the  foundation  of  a new 
stone  depot,  43  x 38  feet. 

Pine  Bluff,  Abk. — R.  G.  AtKinson  & Co.  have  contracted 
to  erect  the  machine  shop,  round-house,  etc.,  to  be  estab- 
lished by  the  St.  Louis,  Arkansas  and  Texas  Railway,  at  a 
cost  of  about  $100,000. 

Minneapolis,  Minn. — Minneapolis  Railway  Transfer  Co., 
brick  engine  house,  Eleventh  ave.  S.  and  First  street;  cost, 
$4,000. 

Northwestern  Hospital  Association,  three-story  brick  hos- 
pital, corner  Eighth  ave.  and  Twenty-seventh  street;  cost, 
$30,000. 

R.  H.  Jones,  five  3-story  brick  stores,  3110-39  Franklin 
ave!;  cost  $24,000. 

MAHOGANY. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 


Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st. . . , 

Small  Cuba,  1 “ 

U 

“ 1st.... 

11c  “ 

St.  Jago  “ 1 “ 

u 

c; 

1st.  . . , 

. ...18c 

St.  Domingo  1 “ 

u 

« 

“ 1st.... 

...20c 

Mexican,  1 “ 

(( 

a 

“ 1st.... 

, . . . 13c@17c  “ 

Large  Cuba,  1 “ 

u 

u 

“ 2d  ... . 

11c  “ 

Mexican,  1 “ 

u 

fc( 

“ 2d  . . . 

lOcigll^c. 

J.  W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  8ec.  aDtlTrea. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  etc.  block  stone. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36, 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


LARRABEE  & NORTH, 


DEALERS  IN 


BUILDERS  HARDWARE 
Engineer’s  and  Surveyor’s  Instruments. 

No.  19  1 State  Street, 

Palmer  House  Block. 


RAYMOND’S  B-A-TETSTT 

Compressed  Lead  SashWeiqhts 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  Yo  Friction.— Yo  Yoise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farwell’s  “ 

0.  H.  Case’s  “ 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SI  to  59  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


REPORT  OF  NEW  BUILLI3ST OS  BUILDINGS  TO  BE3  ERECTED, 

In  advance  of  Permits  for  the  week  ending  Aug.  7,  1886. 


— 

OWNER. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING!. 

SIZE. 

LOCATION. 

COST 

ARCHITECT  OB  BUILDER. 

2 

30x82 

$10000 

50x145 

60000 

3 

18  “ 

Treat  & Foltz,  78  Dearborn  st 

Buehler 

3 

Stores  and  flats 

24x78 

Weills  st  and  North  av 

14  “ 

Julius  Huber,  170  Washington  st 

3 

170x46 

50  u 

2 

10  “ 

W Hill. 

2 

23x68 

6000 

Fish.  . 

2 

26x65 

8000 

2 

u 

36x70 

45000 

Rea  & Wheelock,  Mailer’s  Bld’g 

3 

20x9) 

82000 

Flanders  & Zimmerman,  Mailer’s  bldg 

F.  Miller 

3 

12000 

•vis  & Rankin 

5 

Business  Building 

126x142 

Lake  and  Peoria  sts  

800U0 

C L Stiles,  115  Dearborn  st 

3 

48x50 

10000 

3 

34x6  ) 

12000 

W W Clay,  175  Dearborn  et 

3 

21x48 

5 “ 

3 

35x65 

9 “ 

3 

9 “ 

2 

12000 

2 

25000 

2 

26000 

3 

24x70 

10 

2 

25x100 

1326-33d  st 

10  “ 

5 

28x100 

40000 

tnon  Epp 

2 

Flat  dwelling 

25x40 

334  So.  Paulina  st 

4000 

DESCRIPTION. 


Brick,  Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  Brick,  terra  cotta  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone  trimmings. 

Brick  and  Stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

St  Lawrence  marble,  rock-faced  and  red  slate. 
Brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick. 

Brick  and  stone  trimmings. 

Pressed  brick  stone  and  iron. 

Pressed  brick  and  Brown  Stone. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Brick,  stone  and  slate. 

Pressed  brick  and  Rock-faced  stone. 

Brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Brick,  Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Presssd  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Brick. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 


1 i Lumber 

ardw  ood  T[^ 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 

TO  ORDER. 


HARDWOOD 


-AND  ALL  KINDS  OF  — 

FLOORING 


"Special  Sises  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATE 

HOLBROOK  CO. 

Crove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO’ 

South  Branch  Chicago  River,  | TrasrsoM  No,  8313, 


—[Established  1865.1— 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

88  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 

J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  St.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE: 

6830  Halsted  Street— Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Membeb  Chicago  Real  Estate  Boaed. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  BEAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATE?.: 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


D.  G.  HAMILTON, 


DEALER  IN 


Real  Estate  | Mortgage 
Investments, 

91  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


Wm.  Reed. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans, 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current 
rates. 


mi  . 


Goldy  & Zurburg 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO. 

BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co  Tli“7tB,l?-r-,*0O“-R0Om<l26'U2 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8 % to  15#  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opeba  House  Building. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

^•M»ney  Loaned, 

WTaxes  Paid, 

^“Investments  Made. 

^“Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

.A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  24 — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

It.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  I Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  i, 


FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


DIXON  & PETERSON* 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDINGS 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  434 


FOB  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSaJle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

16,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing. 55  ft  froit  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bnck  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.600.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave..  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2.600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 

with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Streets. 

WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works. 

POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  'Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Carti 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  So.  809. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bebnhabd  F.  Webeb,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE. — By  Goldy  & Zubbubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53j<jxl37 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av,  lot  25x152;  choice.  $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice.  $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,00 

FORiSALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Fabb,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Pbopebty  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


CITY  COUSCIIi. 


1,100. 

900. 

600.  Oakley-nve.,  near  North-ave„  25x 


126,  very  cheap. 


A SEW  DEPARTURE. 

The  rapid  increase  in  the  business  of  the 
firm  of  E.  W.  Zander  & Co.  has  made  it 
necessary  for  them  to  open  up  an  office  on 
the  South  Side  at  No.  169  Washington  St., 
main  floor,  that  they  may  fully  meet  the 
demands  of  their  many  patrons.  Their 
elegantly  furnished  and  equipped  office  on 
the  West  Side  at  69  South  Clinton  are  still 
retained.  The  care  and  management  of 
property,  including  the  collecting  of  rents, 
paying  taxes,  placing  insurance,  etc.,  has 
formed  a large  part  of  their  business  and 
will  be  given  greater  prominence  than  ever. 
They  cary  on  an  extensive  business  in  North 
and  West  Side  real  estate  and  have  a large 
amount  of  the  choice  property  on  these  sides 
for  sale. 

Mb.  Chables  Goodman,  115  Dearhorn  St., 
who  has  for  the  past  eighteen  years  manag- 
ed W.  S.  Johnston’s  vast  estate  valued  at 
$2,000,000,  with  upwards  of  600  tenants,  has 
recently  secured  an  appointment  from  the 
court  as  trustee  for  the  same  estate.  The 
action  of  the  court  is  worthy  of  special  men- 
tion in  that  it  shows  the  approval  of  the 
careful  management  of  the  estate  for  so 
many  years  by  Mr.  Goodman  and  a confid- 
ence in  his  integrity  and  executive  ability. 
Mr.  Goodman’s  long  experience  makes  him 
an  authority  as  to  values  aud  a reliable 
appraiser  of  Chicago  real  estate. 


Chicago,  July  26. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  to  make  esti- 
mates for  the  improvement  of  Congress  st. 
from  HaLsted  to  Centre  ave.;  also  to  pro 
ceed  with  the  improvement  of  Warren  ave. 
from  the  C.  & N.  W.  R.  R.  to  Sacramento 
ave.;  for  sidewalk  on  both  sides  of  Douglas 
ave.,  from  Oakley  ave.  to  Southwestern  bou- 
levard; on  both  sides  of  Cherry  ave.,  from 
North  Branch  to  Division  st.;  same  on  north 
side  of  Grand  ave.,  from  Artesian  ave.  to 
Rockwell  st.;  same  on  both  sides  of  W.  12th 
st.,  from  Western  ave.  to  California  ave.;  on 
both  sides  of  Fifth  av«..  from  36th  to  37th 
sts.;  on  both  sides  of  Quinn  st.,  from  Arch- 
er ave.  to  31st;  both  sides  of  Dashiel  st., 
from  31st  to  32d;  on  both  sides  of  Springer  ,, 
ave.,  from  Laurel  to  Ullman  st.;  both  sides 
of  Jay  st.,  from  Center  st.  to  Fullerton  av.;  , 
same  on  both  sides  of  21st  st.,  from  Jeffer-  ; 
son  street  to  Union  st.;  on  east  side  of  Port- 
land av.,  from  36th  to  37th  street;  on  both 
sides  of  Western  ave.,  from  Madison  toVan- 
Buren;  both  sides  of  Nixon  st.,  from  Polk 
to  Taylor;  on  east  side  of  Capifornia  ave., 
from  Division  st.  to  North  ave.;  on  south 
side  of  Harrison  st.,  from  Blue  Island  ave. 
to  May  st;  both  sides  of  Gilpin  Place,  from 
Loomis  to  Sibley  st,;  both  sides  of  Charle- 
ton  st.,  from  33d  to  Douglas  ave.;  on  north 
side  of  33d,  from  Ashland  ave.  to  Charleton 
st.;  both  sides  of  May  st.,  from  Madison  to 
LaKe  st.;  both  sides  of  Auburn  street,  from 
Thirty-first  street  to  Douglas  avenue;  west 
side  of  Holstein  Park,  from  Ems  to  Ham 
burg  st.;  both  sides  of  Ayres  Court,  from 
Harrison  to  West  Chicago  av.;  both  sides  of 
Bradley  st.,  from  Noble  to  Elston  av.;  south 
side  of  Iowa  st.  from  Wood  to  Robey  st.; 
both  sides  of  Seymour  st.,  from  Kinzie  st. 
to  Chicago  ave.;  both  sides  of  Pratt  Place, 
from  Hovne  ave.  to  its  western  terminus; 
both  sides  of  Oakley  ave.,  from  Douglas  to 
36th  st. 

An  old-fashioned  mirror  and  spinning- 
wheel  are  combined  so  as  to  make  a quaint 
looking  dressing  table,  the  wheel  projects  ' 
beyond  the  right  side  of  the  mirror,  and  is 
used  to  hang  various  articles  on,  hooks  being 
inserted;  at  the  left  is  a dressing-case  fin- 
ished like  a cabinet,  in  which  bric-a-brac 
may  be  placed;  underneath  this  and  sepa- 
rated from  the  table,  which  extends  from  the 
center  of  the  wheel  to  the  end  of  the  dress- 
ing-case, :s  an  alcove  which  serves  as  a re- 
ceptacle for  the  toilet  service,  a deep  drawer 
is  below  this  and  a small  cupboard  below 
[he  mirror, 


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Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


CHICAGO  REAL-ESTATE  BOARD 

The  Real-Estate  Board  held  its  regular 
meeting  Wednesday  afternoon.  The  Com- 
mittee on  Forms  of  Agreement  for  Purchase 
and  Sale  reported  a draft  of  such  agreement. 
The  principle  features  of  the  form  are:  (1) 
fixing  the  time  at  which  the  purchaser  shall 
be  entitled  to  the  rents  and  assume  liabili- 
ties for  taxes  and  assessments:  (2)  the  de- 
posit of  errnest  money  by  the  purchaser  to 
be  forfeited  at  the  option  of  the  seller,  as 
liquidated  damages  in  case  the  purchaser 
does  not  complete  his  contract,  and  which 
shall  be  refunded  if  the  abstract  does  not 
show  a good  title  or  material  defects  are 
not  cured  within  sixty  days;  (3)  tender  of 
the  vendor’s  deed  is  expressly  waived;  (4) 
the  agreement  is  not  to  be  recorded  so  as  to 
become  a cloud  on  the  title,  but  is  to  be  held 
in  escrow. 

The  attention  of  the  board  was  called  to 
the  fact  that  of  the  3,000  or  4,000  real  estate 
. brokers  in  the  city  probably  not  more  than 
500  paid  a license.  The  question  came  up 
whether  the  board  ought  to  take  steps  to 
have  the  ordinance  repealed  or 
have  the  city  clerk  collect  the  license  from 
all  brokers.  The  evils  arising  from  “curb- 
stone” brokers,  lawyers  who  mane  real  estate 
deals  for  other  parties,  and  unlicensed 
brokers  were  discussed  in  a general  way  and 
the  whole  matter  referred  to  special  com- 
mittee consisting  of  the  President,  Mr.  W. 
W.  Baird  and  Mr.  F.  A.  Henshaw. 

1 ...  " 

Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

Ausr.  14. 

Lot  45  in  b 35  in  Ironworkers’  addn  to  So.  Chicago, 
a sub  of  s half  of  sec  8 37  15.  Charles  W Colehour, 
Trustee.  LA. 

Lot  15  in  b 12  in  Ironworkers’  addn  to  So.  Chicago, 
a sub  of  the  8 half  of  sec  8 37  15.  Chas  W Colehour, 
Master.  LA. 

Lots 22  23  and  24  in  b 25  in  Ironworkers’  add  to  So. 
Chicago,  a sub  of  the  s half  of  sec  8 37  15.  Charles  W 
Colehour,  Master.  LA. 

Auk.  I7. 

Lots  20  and  21  in  b 2 in  Phinney’s  sub  of  sw  % of 
ne  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  11  39  13.  D J Avery,  Master. 

LN. 

Aug.  18. 

Lot  47  in  O A Bogue’s  addn  to  Chicago  being  a sub 
of  that  part  lying  w of  railroad  of  ne  qr  of  se  qr 
of  sec  9 3814.  E J Whitehead,  Master.  L N. 

Aug.  33. 

Lots  18  and  19  in  Mich’l  Keeley’s  sab  of  s Vt  of  lot 
6 in  b 25  in  C T’s  sub  of  s frac  of  sec  29  39  14.  H T 
Steele.  Master.  L N. 

Aug.  34. 

The  s 2i%  ft  of  the  n 66  ft  of  e qr  of  lot  21  in  b 2 in 
Sheffield’s  add . S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  12  inblk  1 in  K’dgeley’s  add  to  Chicago,  in  e Vi 
ne  qr  of  sec  8 39  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Aug.  35. 

E half  of  e half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  21  41  9;  also  a part 
the  w half  of  nw  qr  of  sec  22  419.  Arno  Voss,  Mas- 
‘ r.  L A. 

Commencing  at  the  nw  cor  of  sec  22  41  9.  Arno 
iss,  Master.  LA. 

Aug.  31. 

Lot  71  in  Rees’  sub  of  lot  1 in  b 37  in  C T’s  sub  of 
half,  and  that  part  of  se  qr  lyiDg  w of  the  S.  Branch 
Chicago  river,  of  sec  21  39  14,  Wm  Kaspar,  Admr. 
N. 


Wm  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu  . f successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 

Room  lO  159  LaSalle  St.  Chicago. 


o J.  31..  MEYER  & SOISTS  GO 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 

Wood  mantels ! 

TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  HardWOOd  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

BUILDING  RKRllITS. 

Ashland  av  s,  No  721.  Wisconsin  Central 
Railway,  one  story  depot  20x34,  $1,800. 

Armitageav  No  220  Frederick  Ludwick  one 
story  cottage  20x34,  $1,000. 

Ashland  av  s.  No  806,  GG  Shaner,  3-story 
store  and  flats  23x66,  $6,000. 

Ambrose  st  No  128  John  Band  2-story  flats 
21x60,  $2,500. 

Ashland  av  n,  No  482,  C Messen  2-storv  ad- 
dition 20x44,  $1,800. 

Augusta  st  Nos  259  and  261,  West  Side  Brg 
Co  4-story  icehouse  50x100,  $10,000. 

Beethoven  st  No  34,  M Koebel  basement  20x 
30,  $800. 

Bryson  stNo  30,  John  Jansen,  2-story  flats 
20x40  $2,200. 

Calumet  av  No  2305,  T V Wadskiar  2-story 
dwelling  25x73,  $12,000. 

Courtlandst  Nos  65  and  67,  D F Anderson  2- 
story  flats  64x34,  $7,000. 

Dashielst  Nos  3 633  and  3635  Carey  & O’- 
Mara,  two  one  story  cottages  40x32,  $1,- 
400, 

Dearborn  av  No  439,  H H Graham  3-story 
addition  40x70,  $1,000. 

Davis  st  se  cor  of  Thompson  St  Elizabeth’s 
Hospital,  3 story  hospital  building  170x 

Franklin  st  n,  No  316,  Mrs  M Maloney  three 
story  flats  24x70,  $10,000. 

Forquer  st  No  196  Alice  Duffy  2-story  dwell- 
ing 22x50  $3,500. 

Fulton  st  No  752  L Friesledt  barn  20x2.5, 
$400. 

Fourteenth  st  w,  No  554,  John  Kramer  two 
story  flats  22x64,  $3,500. 

Green  st  n,  Nos  235  and  237,  Johnston  Chair 
Company  3-story  engine  house  46x54,  $5,- 
000. 

Garfield  av  No  331,  Jas  Drinkwater  2-story 
dwelling  25x46,  $3,500. 

Hoyne  av  No  114«,  F Swartz  one  story  cot- 
tage 24x40,  $1,200. 

Harvard  st,  No  1393,  Wm  Bonnin  one-story 
cottage  2 1x18,  $400. 

Huron  st  w,  No  176,  0 Sether  3-story  flats  21 
x66  $5,500. 

Harrison  st  Nos  1181  to  1187,  J L Campbell 
four  2-story  flats  76x46,  $7,000. 

Hudson  av,  No  345, -M  Schuttler  basement 
22x44,  $1,000. 

James  st  No  883,  J Zenxe  one  story  cottage 
20x18,  $500. 

Lane  avNos  3877-3879,  Geo  Carr  two  2-story 
dwellings  $12,000. 

Leavitt  st  n,  No  1046,  W Schultz  one  story 
store  20x50,  $1,000. 

Lake  st  w,  No  430,  C Olsen  three  story  store 
and  flats,  28x70,  $6,000. 

Lane  st  w,  Nos  446-448,  F Spiegel  2-story 
store  and  flats  50x70,  $18,000. 

La  Salle  st  No  626,  L Bodenweck  barn  20x22 

$1,200. 

Lowe  st,  No  3353  Thos  Sheridan  one  story 
cottage  22x32,  $1,000. 

Lundy  st  Nos  3613,  3617  and  3619,  J G Earle 
three  one  story  cottages  60x30,  $2,500. 

Lewis  st  No  109,  Carl  Matchon,  2-story 
dwelling  21x68,  $3,500. 

Lowe  av  No  2846,  F Preuser  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x30,  $8'0. 

Locust  st  Nos  169  and  161,  Jas  Conly  4-story 
apartment  building  50x70  $35,000. 

Michigan  av  No  3116,  Elbridge  Hanecy  two 
story  dwelling  30x82  $10,000. 


Milton  av  No  92,  Mrs  C Legenstadt  3-story 
store  and  dwelling  22x55,  $5,500. 

Market  st  Nos  233  and  235,  W H Davis  siq 
story  stone  building  50x145,  $60,000. 

Marshfield  av  No  341,  W F Rau  three  story 
flats  22x58,  $4,500. 

May  st  n No  273,  M Wilke,  2-story  dwelling 
25x42  $6,000. 

Monroe  st  No  511,  Geo  Mason  3-story  dwell- 
ing 24x50.  $15,000. 

Nineteenth  st  w.  No  937,  Frank  Karasnucka, 
one  story  cottage  20x50,  $950. 

Nineteenth  st  No  1026,  August  Willert  one 
story  cottage  21x36,  $900. 

Nineteenth  st  No  459,  J Wejdl  three  story 
dwelling  24x57  $4,000. 

Oakley  av  s,  No  450,  John  Whitehead  2-story 
flats  23x54,  $3,300. 

Oakley  av  s,  No  152  E V Dennett  2-story 
dwelling  21x77,  $5,000. 

Oak  st  No  425,  F E Willard,  2-story  dwelling 
20x59,  $6,000. 

Ogden  avNo  643.  John  Mears  2-story  stores 
and  flats  25x60  $4,000. 

Oakwood  av  No  2,  Illinois  Central  Railroad, 
2-story  depot  building  52x86,  $10,000. 

Portland  av  No  3114,  W Orrhen,  basement 
20x44,  $1,000. 

Paulina  st  n,  Nos  408  to  414  West  Side  Brg 
Co,  4-story  brewing  house  66x50,  $10,000. 

Parmelee  st  No  45,  A F Jehnsen  one  story 
cottage  20x22,  $8C0. 

Paulina  st  s No  334  Simon  Epp  2-story  flats 
25x40  $4,000. 

Rebecca  st  No  169,  Wisconsin  Central  Rail- 
way one  story  depot  20x34,  $1,800. 

Reese  st  No  339,  Singer  & Talcott  Stone  Co, 
engine-house  20x28,  $1,000. 

Sixteenth  st  No  1253  Robert  Bruce  one  story 
cottage  21x32,  $800. 

Shober  st.  Nos  680-682,  John  Jansen,  two  2- 
story  dwellings  40x24,  $3,000. 

Shober  st  No  674.  John  Jansen  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x32,  $900. 

Twenty  fifth  place  No  139,  F F Meyer  one 
story  cottage  25x40  $1,200. 

Thirteenth  place  No  591  Mary  Greffen  one 
story  cottage  22x42,  $1,200. 

Tilden  av  No  31  MrsE  Hughes  2-story  flats 
19x36,  $1,200. 

Thirty  first  st,  No  937,  H Waterman  one 
story  cottage  20x48,  $1,000. 

Thirty  first  st  No  345,  R Sanders  2-story  ad- 
dition 22x26  $2,500. 

Taylor  st  w,  No  602.  F Morrissey  one  storv 
front  addition  20x20,  $400. 

Thirty  second  st  No  877  John  Dordgenski, 
one  story  cottage  20x48,  $500. 

Thirty  second  st  No  579  M Fralian  2-story 
store  and  flats  28x64  $4,500. 

Thirty  third  st  No  1334.  Thos  PerKins,  one 
story  cottage  21x44,  $1,200. 

Twenty  fifth  st  No  479  H Biroth  2-story  shop 
25x70,  $4,500. 

Thirty  second  st  No  913,  L MezerzowsKi  one 
story  cottage  20x50,  $1,200. 

46,  $50,000. 

Thirty  third  sc  No  1326  City  of  Chicago  two 
story  engine  house  25x100  $10,000. 

Vernon  av  No  3400  J R Bundiville  2-story 
dwelling  22x60,  $6,000. 

Van  Buren  st  w,  1353,  J B Hansen,  one-story 
cottage  21x42,  $1,200. 

Washington  boul  No  695,  M W Hill,  2-story 
dwelling  23x68,  $6,00. 

Wood  st  n,  No  852,  J Lander  rear  addition 
21x26,  $1,100. 

Wabash  av  No  3757,  L Fish  2-story  dwelling 
26x65,  $8,000. 


GftEENEBAUWI  SONS, 

Mortgage  “»<*  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Eemoved  to  116  and  113  La  Salle  St 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  CLcag 
Real  Estate. 


Wentworth  av  No  3010.  Nels  Peterson  one 
storY  store  19x50,  $500. 

Wentworth  av  Nos  2738  to  2744  A W De 
Haven  four  3-story  dwellings  88x52  $20,- 
000. 

Warren  av  No  750  C Clark  two  story  dwell 
ing  21x58.  $4,000. 

Washtenaw  st  No  607  W Wendorfer  1-story 
cottage  21x45.  $1,000. 

Warren  av  Nos  466  and  468,  John  Eisner  two 
2-story  dwellings  44x60  $8,000. 

Wall  st  No  3236,  W Yaap,  one  story  cottage 
20x30,  $600. 

Wall  st  No  3237,  Chas  Gahlmann  one  story 
cottage  20x36,  $800. 

Wabash  av  1617,  Jonathan  Clark  3-story  ad- 
dition 20x80  $8,000. 

Wood  st  s,  No  502,  Joseph  Kiviers  2-story 
flats  21x48  $2,800. 

Wallace  st  No  3415  John  Johnson  one  story 
cottage  20x16,  $400. 

Wells  stn  e cor  Michigan  A J Venables,  five 
story  hotel  28x100  $40,000. 

Wallace  st  No  3152,  Fred  Overhen,  2-story 
barn  24x40  $700. 

Western  av  n,  Nos  477  and  479  Geo  Prince, 
two  2-story  dwellings  40x40.  $3,000. 


WARRANTY  HERDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Aldine  square  21.5  ft  w of  Vincennes  av  sf 
22x125  ft  JuLy  3,  H W Gardner  to  Wm 

Barnard $6,250 

Avon  place  126  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  25x135 
ft  Aug  5,  S P Colby  to  C <fe  E Madden 

$2,600 

Ashland  av  26  ft  s of  19th  st  ef  24x125  ft 
July  20,  James  Stinson  to  A & A A 

Smith $1,800 

Armitage  av  bet  Oakley  and  Leavitt  sts  nf 
24x100  ft  July  31,  F Korff  to  0 Meyer 

$1550 

Ashland  st  216  ft  w of  Cypress  nf  24x152 
ft  June  29,  estate  of  C H Thomson  to  C 

Donnegan $750 

Augusta  st  100  ft  e of  Wood  nf  30x100  ft 
July  29,  estate  of  AV  S Johnston  to  Wm 

Schroeder $1,050 

Bissell  st  196  ft  s of  Clay  ef  24x125  ft  July 
23,  Henry  Sodermann  to  Carl  Biesen- 

thal • $2,000 

Beld  in  av  bet  Lincoln  av  and  Larrabee  st 
nf  25x119  ft  Aug  3,  G Dengler  to  J Nie- 
mann  $1,975 

Butler  st  174  ft  n of  33d  ef  25x124  ft  July 
17,  Finny  & Lyons  to  J & F Balk.  . . .$650 
Bushnell  st  100  ft  e of  Portland  av  nf  175x 
125  ft  July  31,  Fred  Kluth  et  al  to  the 

City  of  Chicago $10,900 

BlacKhawk  st  95  ft  ne  of  Cly  bourn  av  ne  f 
30x54  ft  Nov  11,  ’84,  L M Britten  to 

Mary  Bunke $2,000 

Bushnell  st  bet  Portland  and  Wentworth 
avs  nf  100x125  ft  Jan  29,  H E Buell  to 

Chas  P Soule $4,800 

Bonfield  st  s of  Archer  av  wf  25x110  ft 
JuLy  31,  J H Sherratt  to  B & C Me  Nic- 
hols   $550 

Bonney  av  se  cor  of  25th  stef  100x125  ft 
Apr  12,  David  F Hayes  to  Wm  A Fuller 

$2,000 

Blue  Island  av  near  18th  st  ef  24  ft  to  Loo- 
mis impd  Aug  5,  Peter  Renand  to  Thos 

J Leonard $13,000 

Bushnell  st  275  ft  e of  Portland  av  undi- 
vided 34  °f  25x127  ft  impd,  July  19,  M A 

& G W Cummings  to  Peter  Eul $750 

Congress  stw  278  ft  w of  Sacramento  av 
sf  25x171  ft  July  26,  Edson  Keith  to 

Louis  B St  Pierre $600 

Congress  st  w 25  ft  w of  and  adjoining 
above  sf  25x171  ft  JuLy  26,  Edson  Keith 

to  Amos  Allie $600 

Congress  st  w,  228  ft  w of  Sacramento  av 
sf  25x171  ft  JuLy  26,  Edson  Keith  to  H 

A Bondreau $600 

Chicago  av  w,  192  ft  w of  Robey  st  sf  24x 
123.2  ft  JuLy  15,  B G Gill  to  Eugene 
Weber $3,200 


Curtis  st  sw  cor  of  Erie  ef  75*4x110  ft  July 
31,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Paul  0 Stens- 

land $5,225 

Carroll  av  14634  ft  6 °f  Hoyne  sf  25x123 
ft  Juny  29,  J B Waller  to  M VV  Quinlan 

$1,100 

Centre  st  98  3 10  ft  e of  Hudson  av  nf  25x 
88  ft  Juny  29,  Chas  N Hale  to  Ida  Ala- 

lok $6,000 

Campbell  av  150  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st  ef 
25x120  ft  Aug  5,  J B Matlocx  to  John  I 

Erwin $1,250 

Centre  av  149  ft  s of  Harrison  st  ef  52x134 
ft  July  29,  Frank  C Caldwell  to  Emma  P 

ClarK $9,000 

California  av  198  ft  n of  Thomas  st  ef  24x 
125  ft  Apr  20,  Est  of  James  Carter  to  C 

Kurth $550 

Centre  av  ne  cor  McMullen  court  nf  25x 
100  ft  July  30,  estate  of  WTm  Heidorn  to 

C H Puscheck $1,800 

Congress  st  w 203  ft  w of  Sacramento  av 
sf  25x171  ft  JuLy  26,  Edson  Keith  to  E 

A Ryan $600 

Congress  st  w,  adjoining  above  25x171  ft 
JuLy  26,  Edson  Keith  to  M C Conlon  $600 
Cypress  st  sw  cor  of  Taylor  ef  24x112  ft 
JuLy  31,  Anton  Dvorak  to  W S Hall 

$1,450 

Chapin  st  191  ft  e of  Noble  nf  25x125  ft 
impd  Juny  31,  G & W Steinke  to  Peter 

Peters $2,200 

California  av,  50  ft  s of  Thomas  st  sf  25x 
123%  ft  MaY  10,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to 

W Brenke $500 

Desplaines  st  sw  cor  of  Pearce  ef  47  3-5x 
100  ft  impd  May  29,  Bernard  Felsenthal 

to  Harry  Greenebaum $9,000 

Desplaines  st  sw  cor  of  Pearce  ef  47  3-5x 
100  ft  impd  JuLy  31,  Harry  Greene- 
baum to  Edward  H Valentine $9,250 

Dudley  st  164  ft  n of  Armitage  av  wf  24x 
125  ft  July  23,  H G Ferris  to  E Robert 

$300 

Division  st  80  ft  w of  State  nf  40x100  ft 
June  29,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Marga- 

retha  Senn $13,500 

Dearborn  st  260  ft  n of  Division  wf  23x 
132  ft  June  29,  Master  in  Chancery  to 

Margaretha  Senn $ 12,750 

Douglas  Park  boul  nw  cor  of  Albany  av 
und  34  of  93x150  ft.  May  13,  J W Sheri- 
dan to  J as  Connor $2,250 

Desplaines  st  sw  cor  Hubbard  ef  40x75  ft 
May  3,  Frank  A Swenson  to  John  L 

Swenson $8,000 

Desplaines  st  40  ft  s of  Hubbard  ef  20x99 
ft  May  14,  M WSmith  to  John  L Swen- 
son  $1,500 

Desplaines  st  s,  the  premises  Nos  24  and 
26,  Aug  5,  Michael  W Ryan  et  al  to 

Chancellor  L Jenks $25,000 

De  Kalb  st  bet  Polk  and  Born  sts  se  f 21x 
125  ft  impd  Aug  3,  John  J Hamblin  to 

Chas  H Tailor $5,000 

Dudley  av  360  ft  n of  North  av  ef  244x121 
ft  JuLy  26,  Nathan  Corwith  to  T Riehl 

$500 

Dickson  st  170  ft  s of  Blackhawk  ef  48x 
13734  44  Mch  12,  J M Southworth  to  Jus- 
tin Mili $2,000 

Division  st  50  ft  w of  Barclay  nf  25x125  ft 
JuLy  19,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to  John 

Tourssen $1,100 

Eighteenth  st  w,  146  ft  w of  Rockwell  sf  48 
xl25  ft  JuLy  3,  D W Burrows  to  W Kas- 

parek $600 

Elizabeth  st  114  ft  s of  Washington  bd  ef 
21%x90  ft  JuLy  26,  Clinton  B Hale  to 

Uriah  J Swain $6,400 

Francisco  st  se  cor  of  Augusta  ef  50x125 
ft  July  19,  estate  of  James  Carter  to 

Joseph  Jehlicka $1,125 

Fairfield  av  n of  Ogden  wf  23x125  ft  June 

3,  T P Phillips  to  H Sheehan $500 

Fairfield  av  near  Filmorestef  24x135 
ft  Aug  2,  J D Wallace  to  J A Craig. . $650 
Flournoy  st  27  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  25x125 
ft  Aug  3,  H B Fargo  to  W E Hand.  .$1,900 
Flournoy  st  48  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x125  ft 

Aug  4,  R Rogers  to  L C Rauth $1,000 

Frankfort  st  116  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  52x100 
ft  July  22,  A Madsen  to  C C Anderson 

$700 

Forest  av  bet  3l3t  and  32d  sts  wf  68  ft  to 
alley  July  19,  A R Hillyer  to  Alexander 

McIntosh $6,800 

Francisco  st  100  ft  s of  Augusta  ef  50x123 
ft  July  26,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to  Wm 

Voss $800 

Fourteenth  st  w,  144  ft  e of  Throopnf  24x 
xl24  ft  July  27,  M C Meadowcroft  to 

Daniel  Sheehan $1,350 

Fullerton  av  69  ft  e of  Elston  sf  25x125  ft 
July  26,  Anna  M Stuber  to  Adolph  Hous- 

mann $1,950 

Grove  st  nw  cor  of  Aroherav  ef  290%  ft  to 


ROBERT  LARKIMS, 

Wholesale  ar  d Itetail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Cfi-IC&G(0,  1 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposi'e  Palmer,  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


river  JuLy  31,  Edwin  L Gillette  et  al  to 

the  Excelsior  Stone  Co $65,000 

Grand  boulevard  bet  33d  and  34th  sts  ef 
25x125  ft  July  30,  E B & E S Bastin  to 

T M Pierce $3,000 

Grand  boulevard  240  ft  n of  29th  st  ef  25x 
183  ft  Aug  2,  Jas  J Hayes  to  Bridget 

Hayes ' $3,000 

Green  st  s,  the  premises  No  174,  JuLy  31, 
Wm  McMurphy  to  James  M Taylor 

$7,500 

Hermitage  av  300  ft  s of  Taylor  st  sf  25x 
125  ftJuLy  31,  Nicholas  Becker  to  N 

Stephan $1,350 

Harrison  st  w e of  Sacramento  av  nf  2434 
xl24ftAug3,  Thos  ~ 


Foster  to  A Foster 

$500 

Hanover  st  275  ft  n of  30th  ef  25x124  ft 
JuLy  30,  Chas  H Leibecke  to  Anna  Leib- 

ecke $2,000 

Huron  st  w,  nw  cor  of  Paulina  sf  5134x 
12034  ft  June  12,  Alvin  Wait  to  Wm 

Wittman $3,000 

Harrison  st  25  ft  w of  Gold  nf  25x108  ft 
impd  Aug  5,  Patrick  J Ryan  to  James  M 

Taylor $7000 

Hermitage  av  101  ft  s of  York  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  Feb  25,  John  Tilley  to  W Kettner 

$1,200 

Harrison  st  bet  Leavitt  and  Hoyne  nf  48x 
100  ft  July  16,  John  VV  Sharp  to  E T 

Landon $3,050 

Hamburg  st  236  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf  24x 
10!)  ft  JuLy  31,  H Knudson  to  A Madsen 

$250 

Huron  st  w,  71  ft  e of  Robey  sf  24x123  ft 
JuLy  22,  S T King  to  A M Hammer 

$1,500 

Harrison  st  w,  165  ft  e of  Laflin  nf  24x111 
ft  Aug  2,  J B Carlill  to  C B Stone  Jr 

$2,000 

Harrison  st  w,  165  ft  e of  Laflin  nf  24x11 1 
ft  Juny  24,  C B Stone  Jr  to  to  John  Pra- 

ser $2,200 

Halsted  st  s 175  ft  s of  31st  wf  25x125  ft 
July  14,  Cornelius  McKeegan  to  F H Val- 

lette $2,000 

Indiana  av  125  ft  s of  29th  st  wf  24x178  ft 
July  26,  Ellen  D Bissell  to  Harlow  N 

Higinbotham $4,139 

Irving  av  200  ft  n of  Taylor  st  ef  25x126  ft 
JuLy  6,  James  H Culver  to  John  M Cum- 
in ing $1,000 

Irving  av  377  ft  n of  Taylor  st  ef  54%xl26 
ftJuLy  10,  James  H Culver  to  John  M 

Cumming $1,850 

Indiana  av  157  ft  n of  29th  st  wf  25x178  ft 
July  28,  Louis  Umlauf  to  H D Stein- 

baus $6,250 

Indiana  av  bet  29th  and  30th  sts  wf  31x 
178  ft  July  29,  Jabez  B Stubbs  to  Wm  C 

Potter $5,150 

Jackson  st  w,  the  premises  No  591,  Aug  5, 

M & T J Leonard  to  Paul  Dumond 

$7,300 

Jefferson  st  150  ft  n of  PoIk  ef  25x132.4 
ft  Ju  ne  29,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Peter 

Schillo $2,620 

Judd  st  100  ft  e of  Jefferson  nf  25x110  ft 
July  30  John  Koebel  to  S & J Phillipson 

$3,650 

Johnson  place  se  cor  of  38th  st  wf  107  8-10 
ft  to  alley  Juny  9,  John  L Farwell  to 

Griffiths  & Waddell $10,000 

Johnston  st  187  ft  n of  12th  wf  24x100  ft 
impd  Aug  4,  Anton  Fischer  to  Hugh 

Cassidy $2,900 

Jay  st  50  ft  s of  Garfield  av  wf  50x123  ft 
June  24,  James  Morgan  to  E F Sapp 

$1,650 

Jackson  st  w,  125  ft  w of  Stephens  nf  25x 
125  ft  July  28,  J VV  Langston  to  Mari- 
etta Marsh $1,650 

Leavitt  st  24  ft  n of  Flournoy  ef  25x100  ft, 

JuLy  25,  Charles  Waller  to  E C Allen 

$1,250 

Luce  st  100  ft  n w of  Blackhawa  ef  25x54 
ft  impd  JuLy  29,  Walentine  Zywitzki  to 

Stephen  Pluskowski $700 

Lane  Park  av  80  ft  n of  33d  st  ef  20x13334 
ft  July  21,  Van  H Higgins  to  Uzziel  P 

Smith $2,600 

Lake  Park  av  80  ft  n of  33d  st  ef  20x133*4 
JuLy21,  U P Smith  to  Chas  P Dewey 

$3,000 

Lexington  st  66%  ft  6 of  Campbell  av  nf 


18x124%  ft  July  27,  J L Campbell  to 

Niels  C Dahl $2,800 

Lincoln  av  bet  North  Park  av  and  Centre 
st  sw  f 48x115  ft  July  28,  C & J F Al- 

braud  to  Geo  E Chapell $9,250 

La  Salle  st  175  ft  n of  17th  ef  25x77*4  ft 
Aug  5,  August  Mette  to  the  Lake  Shore 

& Michigan  Southern  R R Co $2,750 

Laflin  st  166  ft  n of  Taylor  wf  impd  25x 
125  ft,  May  1,  George  S Rowe  to  Emma 

Rowe $1,125 

Lincoln  av  106  ft  se  of  Garfield  sw  f trian- 
gle of  82x70x79  ft  July  29,  Adolph  Loeb 

to  Wm  H Thomas $18,000 

Lake  Park  av  near  32d  st  ef  8%xll2  ft 
JuLy  14,  F Y Whiting  to  Alfred  Ennis 

$1,000 

La  Salle  st  nw  cor  of  31st  ef  63x120  ft, 
Aug  3,  M & E Quinlan  to  Sarah  Gleason 

$5,000 

La  Salle  av  23%  ft  s of  Oak  st  ef  23%xll4 
ft  impd  June  12,  L B Mantonya  to  Car- 
rie M Pease $12,750 

Liberty  st  150  ft  e of  Jefferson  nf  25x86*4 
ft  JuLy  27,  M Donehue  to  Bernard  Co- 

ben $2,200 

Leavitt  st  190  ftn  of  Divison  ef  25x124  ft 
J uly  30,  J D Huntley  to  Julia  Hilb . . . $70 
Laughton  st  143  ft  w of  Washtenaw  av  nf 
24x124  ft  with  24x124  in  same  blk  June 
21,  K & F Nowak  to  S & M Pavlis.  .$1,837 
Lexington  st  48  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf 
24x125  ft  Aug  2,  Thos  M Crowley  to  J & 

M Bolger $2,300 

Mary  st  110  ft  n of  Archer  av  ef  25x105  ft 
JuLy  27,  Phillip  Powers  to  Thos  Piasec- 

ki $600 

Monroe  st  135  ft  e of  5th  av  nf  45x188  ft 
July  22,  James  Todd  of  Louisville  to 

Geo  H Taylor $120,000 

Monroe  It  303  ft  w of  California  av  nf  25x 

124  ft  July  21,  Jas  Lamb  to  Lucy  Mor- 
rison  $4,500 

Maxwell  st  bet  Jefferson  and  Union  nf  25x 
100  ft  impd  Aug  5,  Gottlieb  Hafner  to 

Mayer  Kanter $2,925 

Monroe  st  75  ft  e of  Hoinan  av  nf  25x125 
ft  july  29,  Chas  P Dewey  et  al  to  N N 

Brooks $750 

Madison  st  w,  3934  ft  e of  Jefferson  nf  20 
100  ft  impd  Aug  4,  James  Grace  to  Har- 
ry J Franks $13,725 

Madison  st  w,  72  ft  e of  Paulina  nf  24x 
104%  ft  Aug  2,  Peter  Yerl  to  John  E 

Dalton $6,600 

Musprat  st  97  ft  s of  Springer  av  ef  25x 

125  ft  July  24,  E E Harlaud  et  al  to  C 

Ganzen $400 

Madison  st  w,  sw  cor  of  St  Louis  av  nf 
105x191  ft  impd  Aug  2,  Hobart  C Tay- 
lor to  Garfield  Park  Rose  Co $25,000 

Milwaukee  av  bet  RobeY  and  Girard  sts  sw 
f 23  7-12x118  ft  July  19,  Louis  Wery  to 

A & T L Stark $8,000 

Myrtle  st  160  ft  s of  Birch  wf  24x112  ft 
July  27,  F B Clark  to  Jacob  Hilinger 

$1,900 

Myrtle  st  96  ft  s of  Birch  wf  24x112  ft 
July  27,  F B Clark  to  Geo  Haberbuch 

$1,900 

Michigan  av  se  cor  of  20th  st  wf  30x160  ft 
July  27,  Robert  F Bullen  to  Malcolm 

McNeil $25,000 

Madison  st  w,  sw  cor  of  Ogden  av  trian- 
gular Block  7,  JuLy  3,  Cyrus  H McCor- 
mick Jr  to  Raspin  R Cherry $13,000 

Norton  st  96  ft  s of  PoIk  wf  48x100  ft  July 
15,  Christian  Braun  toJ  VV  Garvy.  .$1,500 
Newberry  av  s of  Wright  st  ef  30x100  ft 
July  26,  Isaac  Claflin  et  al  to  the  Chica- 
go & Great  Western  Railroad  Company 

$3,030 

Napoleon  place  75  ft  e of  Hanover  st  nf 
25x124  ft  Aug  3,  Henry  Vassto  H Mil- 
ler  $1,350 

Nineteenth  st  w,  264  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  24 
xl25  ft  impd,  Aug  2,  August  Stegeman 

to  C J Polkow $1,500 

Nineteenth  st  w,  120  ft  w of  Robey  sf  24x 
124  ft  impd  JuLy  16,  Frank  Kalibera  to 

Frank  Vicek $1,550 

OakleY  av  194  ft  s of  Jackson  st  und  *4  of 
123.8x185.3  ft  July  21,  J L Campbell  to 

Chas  H Crane $500 

Orchard  av  50  ft  ne  of  Quinn  st  nw  f 25x 
100  ft  June  27,  J W Farrell  to  W F Car- 


ber*y $1,750 

Ohio  st  110  ft  e of  La  Salle  av  sf  25x100  ft 
Aug  5,  Thos  Keiher  to  Thomas  O’Grady 

^ $4,700 

Ohio  st  w,  124  ft  w ot  Union  nf  24*4x80  ft 
May  13,  S Steelson  to  L Uccello.  . .$2,050 
Ogden  av  intersection  of  16th  st  triangle 
of  193  ft  on  Ogden  av  with  201  ft  on 
16th  st  and  ne  cor  of  Kedzie  av  sf  83  ft 
to  alley  May  13,  J L Lombard  to  J W 

Sheridan  et  al $14,500 

Ohio  st  w 54  ft  w of  Noble  sf  25x125  ft 
Aug  4,  Al  J & W Lester  to  E A Jennings 

$1,150 

Ogden  a v 275  ft  ne  of  Taxlor  st  se  f 48x 
100  ft  July  13,  D Batzow  to  J H Young 

$4,950 

Oakley  av  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  wf  25x 
125  ft  June  21,  C T Nash  to  J N Cunn- 
ing  $1,200 

Oakley  av  sw  cor  of  Thompson  st  ef  594x 
265  ft  July  26,  Sophia  Muethaup  to  the 
poor  handmaids  of  Jesus  Christ,  .$20,200 
Part  of  w *4  of  ne  % Sec  32,  39  14,  Aug  2, 

J & T Schaffer  to  E <fc  L H Harland 

$1,150 

Park  av  220  ft  e of  Homan  nf  50  ft  to  al- 
ley Aug  2,  A D and  0 D Orvis  to  John 

Marr >. $1,700 

Parx  av  207  ft  e of  Homan  nf  50x112  ft 
Aug  2,  A D & O D Orvis  to  W G Bar- 

field $1,700 

Polk  st  w,  ne  cor  Law  av  sf  42x50  ft  June 
19,  Daniel  Heverrto  J C Vaughan  .$3,000 
Robey  st  99  ft  s of  Birch  st  ef  25x112  ft 
impd  Aug  2,  F B Clarke  to  Richard 

Bride $3,400 

Rumsey  st  117  ft  n of  Jane  wf  25x130  ft 
July  31,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Freder- 

ike  Meinke $1,375 

Robey  st  n,  s of  Armitage  av  wf  24x125  ft 

J uly  23,  H G Ferris  to  A Lebon $425 

Robey  st  n,  the  premises  No  977,  July  8, 

C J Bergman  to  E W Hughes $1,100 

Robey  st  n,  96  ft  s of  Churchill  ef  24x100 
ft  June  2,  H H Gage  to  the  Chicago  & 

Pacific  Railroad  Co 

State  st  72  ft  n of  32d  ef  25x118  ft,  JuLy 
31,  H Al  Loomis  to  A W Wright. . .$6,000 
South  Park  av,  192  ft  s of  32d  st  ef  20%x 
125  ft  May  31,  J V Pace  to  B Cowen 

$5,500 

Sacramento  av  sw  cor  of  25th  st  ef  25x125 
ft  July  29,  Trego  & Smith  to  J P Kosche 

$300 

Spring  st  400  ft  w of  State  sf  40x99  ft 
July  26,  John  McAdams  to  estate  of 

Mary  C Barnes $3,500 

State  st  53  ft  s of  32d  ef  25x120  ft  July  29 
Wilhelmina  Lange  to  Ida  Becker.  .$14,000 
Superior  st  51  ft  w of  Cass  st  nf  25x106  ft 
Aug  2,  Chas  E Culver  to  James  C Peas-  ; 

>y $6,875 

Samuel  st  130  ft  n of  Chicago  av  ef  25x 
130  ft  July  30,  estate  of  W S Johnston  to 

Carl  Hacker 

Sheffield  av  bet  Centre  st  and  Garfield  av 
ef  25x124  ft  impd  Aug  4,  Peter  Pratt  to 

Louis  Reinhardt $1,250 

Seventeenth  st  w,  72  ft  w of  Wood  nf  24x 
125  ft  July  22,  estate  of  W L Newberry 

to  J & K Kotovsky $550 

Seminary  av  225  ft  n of  Belden  ef  37%x 
124  ft  July  26’  S B Chase  to  Albert  Ala- 

dary $1,275 

Seminary  av  262*4  ft  n of  Belden  ef  37%x 
124  ft  JuLy  26,  S B Chase  to  Jacob 

Volkmann $1,275 

Sedgwick  st  the  premises  No  136  Aug  3, 
John  P Alahrto  John  Weisbrod. . . .$5,000 
Sloan  st  sw  cor  of  Elston  av  Lots  25  to  27 
Apr  17,  ’84,  Samuel  Birscham  to  A Her- 
mann  $4,250 

State  st  sw  cor  of  24th  ef  275x125  ft  July 
31,  Ernst  Uhlich  to  the  Casino  Rink  Co 

(correction) $60,000 

Seventeenth  st  w,  50  ft  w of  Rockwell  nf 
25x125  ft  July  3,  D W Burrows  to  F A 

Smalley $330 

Twelfth  st  w 116  ft  e of  Western  av  nf  25x 
150  ft  july  29,  John  Hubka  to  Frank 

Kreml $1,410 

Thirteenth  st  50  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  50x 
124  ft  Aug  15  ’84,  J W Campbell  to  Geo 

E Auger $650 

Twentieth  st  w,  215  f t e of  Jefferson  nf  25 
100  ft  impd  Aug  4,  B & N Behrend  to 

Amalie  Edler $1,600 

Twentieth  st  w,  116  ft  e of  Jefferson  sf  20 
xlOO  ft  impd  Vug  3,  M BudginsKi  to 

John  Grummitt $1,20  0 

Twenty  first  st  w,  176  ft  e of  Oakley  avnf 
25x125  ft  May  1 ’82,  Chas  Rohn  to  N K 

Nielsen $550 

Thirty  second  st  294  ft  w of  Ashland  av 
nf  75x122  ft  Aug  2,  Master  in  Chancery 
to  Jane  Richards $1,417 


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45'.) 


Twenty  first  st  144  ft  e of  Wood  sf  24x125 
ft  Aug  4,  J P Hogan  to  J D Hunt.  . . $258 
Twenty  second  st  w,  near  Central  Pane  av 
nf  50x150  ft  Apr  12,  Win  A Fuller  to  Da- 
vid F Hayes $3,000 

Twentieth  st  w,  155  ft  w of  Morgan  nf  25x 
100  ft  July  23,  Josef  Candra  to  John 

Raisler $1,200 

Throop  st  200  ft  s of  16th  wf  25x125  ft  Dec 
1’85,  estate  of  H B Clatiin  to  C F Yates 

$1,100 

Twelfth  st  w,  se  cor  of  Leavitt  of  25x124  ft 
impd  JuLy  30,  E A & F Watson  to  Jos- 
eph Roderer $2,550 

Taylor  st  w,  125  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf  25x 
158  ft  Juny  26,  D D Healy  to  J C Pfeif- 
fer   $1 ,100 

Thirteenth  st  w,  288  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  24x 
119  ft  July  19,  A T Ewing  to  R Saruer 

$2,250 

Twelfth  st  w,  240  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  48x108 
ft  with  24x119  ft  in  same  blk  Lots  11  12 
and  88,  BLk  7,  19  39  14,  July  2,  J L Cro- 

zer  to  A T Ewing $2,600 

Talman  av  n of  Ogden  av  wf  24x118  ft 
July  29,  J M Young  to  M C & E Rowe 


Thirty  fourth  st  near  Laurel  sf  95x145  ft 
July  16,  W 0 Connor  to  R Young ....  $390 
Twenty  second  st  bet  Prairie  and  Calumet 
avs  nf  43x144  ft  July  15,  ME4  H T 

Porter  to  Mathew  J Steffens $14,000 

Thirteenth  st  w,  the  premises  No  163,  May 
12,  John  Gallagher  to  F Schalk  . . . .$1,800 
Taylor  st  w,  169  ft  e of  Laflin  sf  24x125  ft 
Aug  3,  Martin  Healey  to  Marv  A Biehl 

'.  ...  $1,700 

Talman  av  n of  Ogden  wf  33x125  ft  May 
16,  E A Cummings  to  J Dounellan  . .$488 
Twentieth  st  w,  130  ft  w of  Morgan  nf  25x 
100  ft  Apr  15,  B & E Moschke  to  Anton 

Konvalinka $1,100 

Twenty  fourth  st  200  ft  e of  Portland  av 
nf  50x125  ft  July  15,  Mathews  Gottfried 

to  J S Rydell $3,625 

Twenty  ninth  st  ne  cor  of  Cottage  Grove 
av  sf  86)4x:50x79  ft  July  26,  John  F 
Mendsen  to  Stephen  T King ......  $30,000 

Van  Horn  st  300  ft  e of  Western  av  sf  25x 
xl25  ft  JuLy  31,  Anton  Dykart  to  vvm 

Fritay $1,075 

Van  Buren  st  w ne  cor  of  Nassau  sf  43J4x 
125  ft  July  21,  E D Swain  to  D J Ryan 

$1,800 

Wood  st,  100  ft  n of  Polk  wf  150x123  ft 
July  16,  H H Kohlsaat  to  Jacob  Alt 

$7,200 

Wabash  av  sw  cor  Monroe  st  ef  53x85  ft 
July  28,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Arthur 

Dana  Wheeler $44,450 

Western  av  nw  cor  of  Hirsch  st  ef  25x126 
ft  JuLy  12,  Jacobson  & Tallman  to  N M 

S Lindholm $800 

Water  st  n 18C  ft  e of  St  Clair  nf  125  ft  to 
river  July  21,  John  A Sheldon  to  Red- 

field  Proctor $50,000 

Webster  av  48  ft  w of  Bissell  st  nf  24x125 
ft  June  9,  ’84  Pattee  & Perley  to  F Pet- 
erson   $1,000 

Wilmot  av  near  Oakley  sw  f 24x100  ft 
July  28,  L C Pitner  to  J Schlicsting. $450 
Western  av  24  ft  s of  Augusta  st  ef  48x125 
ft  JuLy  16,  H K Carmichael  to  C H 

Prins $1,200 

Yeaton  st  96  ft  e of  Lincoln  sf  24x100  ft 
Aug  2,  H E & N Francoeurto  John  Kae- 
bel $3,600 

\ortli  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  near  School  st  wf  27x110  ft 
July  26,  Kemnitz  & Wolff  to  George  B 

Miller $700 

Baxter  st  225  ft  s of  Belmont  av  ef  25x125 
ft  May  17,  H F W Gills  to  F Rinder.$650 
Belmont  av  222  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  27  ft  to 
alley  July  29,  Henry  Lams  to  Wilhelm 

Raese $675 

Belmont  «..v  120  ft  e of  Hoyne  sf  24x125  ft 
May  25,  E & O Charles  to  M Glasbren- 

ner $500 

Clark  st  29)4  ft  8 of  Otto  wf  25x125  ft 
June  28,  C Buckingham  to  David  Ted- 

ford $1,000 

Clark  st  100  ft  n of  School  wf  50x125  ft 
Juny  12,  Clarence  BucKingham  to  Weg- 
ner & Bletsch $1,800 

Clark  st  212  ft  n of  Fullerton  av  ef  32x200 
ft  June  28,  Mary  G Green  to  Anna  R 

Pusheck $3,200 

Diversey  st  249  ft  w of  Seminary  av  sf  25x 

124  ft  Nov  29  ’82,  Albert  Wisner  to  P & 

L Ritter $775 

Cornelia  st  75  ft  e of  Seminary  av  nf  26x 

125  ft  July  31,  E J Lehmann  to  J F 

Gunther $600 

Diverse  y st  107  ft  w of  Park  av  sf  60x150 
ft  Jan  30  estate  of  M E Young  to  Weng- 


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Diversey  st  57  ft  n of  ParK  av  sf  50x150  ft 
Jan  30.  estate  of  M E Young  to  AW 

Waldman $3,500 

Deming  st  275  ft  w of  Racine  av  nf  40x113 
ft  July  23,  Geo  Haiselden  to  Ella  Hac- 

Kett $3,200 

Dakin  st  188  ft  w of  Evanston  av  nf  40x 
122  ft  May  24,  John  A Hall  to  W W 

Gunderson $1,000 

Diversey  st  25  ft  e of  Southport  av  sf  26x 
124.6  ft  JULy  29,  Henry  Schmidt  to  Elsa 

Wendel $700 

Diversey  st  ne  cor  of  Southport  av  sf  25x 
124  ft  July  29,  Henry  Schmidt  to  Henry 

Wendel ’ $1,200 

Evanston  av  cor  of  Dempster  plef  57.76x 
200  ft,  JuLy  30,  Mary  Rapp  to  Herman 

Berls $6,200 

Fletcher  av  291  ft  w of  Racine  av  25x125 
ft  Mch  20,  J P Altgeld  to  Chas  J Ven- 

nell $550 

Fletcher  av  125  ft  w of  Racine  av  sf  25x 
124  ft  July  15,  W C Goudy  to  J & H 

Dahlberg  . . $550 

Fletcher  av  150  ft  w of  Racine  sf  25x124  ft 
July  21,  Wm  C Goudy  to  Alfred  Gustaf- 
son   $1,650 

Graceland  av  se  cor  of  C & N W R R Mil 
Div,  10  acres  July  12,  estate  of  W B Og- 
den to  H C Buechner $20,000 

Hoyne  av  25  ft  n of  Melrose  st  wf  24x120 
ft  July  28,  E & O Charles  to  Anton 

Scheurer $450 

Homer  av  200  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  25x125  ft 

Apr  1,  S E Gross  to  J Ostrin $362 

Hoyne  av  ne  cor  of  Melrose  st  wf  25x120 
ft  July  28,  E & O Charles  to  A Scheurer 

$550 

Herndon  st  130  ft  s of  Marianna  ef  72x 

124  3-10  ft  July  3,  Adam  J Wecklerto 

Anton  Schmidt $1,125 

Homer  av  225  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  25x125  ft 
Apr  1,  S E Gross  to  S Malinquist ....  $362 
Lake  View  av  ne  cor  of  OaKdale  wf  50x 
158  ft  July  1,  A S Walker  to  V E Culver 

$4,500 

Lyman  st  92  ft  s of  Wilson  av  wf  50x173)4 
ft  July  29,  Thomas  Lyman  to  A Iten 

$600 

Marianna  st  99)4  ft  w of  Herndon  wf  24 
8-10x120  ft,  July  3,  Adam  J Weckler  to 

Joseph  Nidolin $550 

Melrose  st  575)4  ft  e of  Evanston  rd  nf 
61)4x167  ft  July  24,  H & C Heper  to  M 

A M Bourgeois $2,790 

OaKdale  av  wof  Evanston  av  sf  30x125  ft 
July  24,  S S & W C Clement  to  A Swin- 

derman $1,400 

Paulina  st  110  ft  s of  Lawrence  av  ef  53x 
183  ft  Julv  22,  H A Seifert  to  J M lah- 

ler $950 

Paulina  st  141  ft  n of  Leland  av  ef  70x183 
ft  July  15,  John  A Cole  to  F L Salisbury 

$1,100 

Pine  Grove  av  se  cor  of  Nellie  wf  160x200 
ft  July  30,  L A Beebe  to  E G Smith$3,200 
Roscoe  st  171  8-10  ft  e of  Clark  nf  90  9-10 
ft  to  alley  May  26,  C Buckingham  to 

John  Allen ...$1,500 

Racine  av  n of  Belmont  ef  50x115  ft  July 
10,  J P Altgeld  to  J & M Lansen.  . .$1,300 
Snyder  st  213  ft  s of  Belmont  av  ef  25x 
120%  ft  JuLy  10,  Wm  C Goudy  to  L A 

Johnson $600 

School  st  98  ft  e of  Clark  sf  25x124  ft  Aug 
5,  C J Landquist  to  D H Talman. . $2,000 
Wellington  st  297)4  ft  e of  Blucher  sf  25x 

125  ft  JuLy  30,  Chas  Bloom  to  T Ander- 
son   $750 

Wrightwood  av  near  Florence  nf  25x125 
ft  Aug  2,  H & W Hans  to  H & E Hans 
$2,800 


Wrightwood  av  82  ft  w of  Ward  st  sf  25x 
125  ft  July  30,  L C & M W Robinson  to 
L Klebba $750 

Smith  of  City  Limit*. 

Ashland  av  near  52d  st  wf  25x121  ft  May 

1,  C H Taylor  to  H Petry $500 

Ashland  av  se  cor  of  52d  st  wf  48%xl21  ft 
June  1,  C H Taylor  to  F Mulleder.  .$1,300 
Ashland  av  264  ft  s of  50th  st  wf  24x121  ft 
Oct  31  ’85,  M Baffin  to  F Mulleder.  .$500 
Calumet  av  ne  cor  of  51st  st  wf  125x127  ft 
Aug  4,  John  J Redick  to  Chas  C Housel 

$15,000 

Clinton  st  247)4  ft  w °f  Drexel  bd  nf  25x 
160  ft  July  16,  B J Hamm  to  P G Cham- 
berlin   $2,000 

Cornell  av  370  st  n of  55th  st  wf  100x150 
ft  Apr  30,  James  Burrell  to  F W Wor- 

near $7,000 

Cornell  av  250  ft  n of  55th  st  ef  50  ft  to 
railroad  Apr  30,  James  Burrell  to  A G 

Spaulding $3,500 

Drexel  boul  bet  43d  and  44th  sts  wf  56x180 
ft  June  5,  Wm  H Corvin  to  John  Snitz- 

ler $8,960 

Drexel  av  96  ft  n of  56th  st  ef  96x130  ft 
Feb  27,  Flora  Canman  to  William  Loeb 

$2,800 

Everts  av  ne  cor  of  49th  st  wf  24x124  ft 
July  29,  B F Jacobs  to  M Muller  . . . .$400 
Everts  av,  24  ft  n of  49th  st  wf  48x124  ft 

July  29,  B F Jacobs  to  C Muller $750 

Everts  av  118  ft  s of  48th  st  ef  24x124  ft 
July  24,  B F Jacobs  to  A Rikowski. . .$350 
Forty  fourth  stnear  Langley  av  nf  50x150 
ft  July  14,  Levi  M Clayes  to  Jas  Nellis 

$2,000 

Fifty  third  st  ne  cor  Stewart  av  sf  24x125 
ft  Dec  31  ’85,  R G Coates  to  J T Arm- 
strong   $250 

Fifty  seventh  st  bet  Wallace  and  Bissell  nf 
60)4x120  ft  JuLy  31,  T Hitchcock  to 

Emma  Johnson $1,500 

Forty  fourth  st  123  ft  w of  Cottage  Grove 
av  sf  24x103  ft  June  4,  GH  Warner  to 

John  Johnston $900 

Forty  seventh  st  se  cor  Throop  nf  48x125 
ft  July  6,  Robert  Lindblom  to  W iff  Gra- 
ham  $2,000 

Forty  fourth  st  97  ft  e of  Evans  av  sf  24x 
103  ft  June  4,  Geo  H Warner  to  Olof  Pe- 
terson   $960 

Forty  seventh  st  96  ft  w of  Wallace  sf  74x 
127  ft  Feb  10,  A L Woods  to  F L Woods 

$750 

Forty  fifth  st  se  cor  of  Ellis  av  nf  82  6-10x 
xl98  ft  July  23;  Wm  H Colvin  to  J B 

Gosman  $750 

Forty  seventh  st96  ft  w of  Wallace  sf  24x 
127  ft  Aug  3,  F H Woods  to  Thos  Dwyer 


.$725 


Fifty  eighth  st  232  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf  25 
xl36  ft  July  26,  H B Lewis  to  Elizabeth 

Gillman $450 

Hyde  Park  av  72  ft  s of  Bowen  ef  24x100 
ft  July  1,  H L Turner  et  al  to  Avery  S 

Walker $10,000 

Hyde  Park  av  260  ft  n of  49th  st  wf  50x240 
ft  July  24,  L H Turner  to  W C Gunn 

$6,500 

Ingleside  av  se  cor  57th  st  117x115  ft  with 
192x130  ft  in  same  blk  July  29,  HW 

Wetherell  to  Mary  C Dobbins $7,150 

Indiana  av  se  cor  of  40th  st  wf  103)4x160  ft 
and  other  property  Apr  4,  Frank  Weeks 

to  A J Park $2,500 

Justine  st  312  ft  s of  50th  st  ef  24x121  ft 

May  24,  M Baffin  to  F Joern $350 

Justine  st  216  ft  s of  50th  ef  24x121  ft  Mch 

30,  M Baffin  to  J A Wellwood $350 

Justine  st  near  above  24x121  ft  July  5,  M 
Baffin  to  F Haherkamp $350 


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Lawrence  av  137  2-10  ft  s of  45th  st  ef  50x 
120  ft  Juny  2,  John  Wilson  to  George 

Kamerer $2,000 

Loomis  st  bet  47th  and  48th  wf  24x124  ft 
Aug  2,  C R Walleck  to  V Hodina  ....  $370 
Lexington  av  ne  cor  of  52d  st  wf  110x164 
ft  May  12,  A J G Hodenpyl  to  Chas  L 

Allen $5,500 

Langley  av  s of  45th  st  ef  25x155  ftimpd 
June  28,  J Blanchard  to  Mary  Kelly 

$1,800 

Madison  av  50  ft  s of  56th  st  wf  50x175  ft 
Julv  15,  J Slocum  to  S H Bingham  $3,000 
Mound  av  308)4  ft  w of  Portland  sf  24x 
125)4  ft  JuLy  30,  Thos  Hurford  to  Law- 
rence Doyle $300 

Paulina  st  99  ft  n of  49th  wf  25x122  ft 
June  23,  C Bentley  Jr  to  F Winter.  . .$350 
Prairie  av  250  ft  s of  49th  st  wf  50x162  ft 
May  13,  James  Connor  to  J L Lombard 

$2,500 

Prairie  av  se  cor  of  49th  st  wf  100x162  ft 
May  13,  Thos  A Lilly  et  al  to  J L Lom- 
bard  $5,000 

Park  place  126)4  ft  n of  53d  st  ef  50xloG  ft 
July  31,  Lucy  N Morgan  to  Mary  J Ba- 
ker   $3,000 

Rosalie  court  s of  57th  st  ef  50x80  ft  July 
12,  R A Buckingham  to  Kate  D Fuack 

$2,600 

Rosalie  court  s of  57th  st  ef  50x80  ft  -July 
12,  R A Buckingham  to  Clara  F Heine 

$2,600 

Sixty  first  st  192)4  ft  w °f  School  sf  32)4X 
141)4  ft  July  23,  L D Latham  to  E E 

Watson $2,100 

Sixty  second  st  257  ft  e of  Wallace  nf  50x 
128  ft  July  29,  C Palm  to  M E Smith 

$4,000 

Stewart  av  near  Chestnut  st  ef  45  87-100x 
120  ft  Aug  2,  H A Bogardus  to  Henry  H 

Arenz $4,000 

State  st  146  ft  s of  44th  wf  50x341  ft  May 
28,  Calvin  T Sampson  to  Geo  E P Dodge 

$5,640 

Tremont  av  225  ft  w of  Stewart  sf  25x121 
ft  julv  29,  B B Ferguson  to  Chas  W Mc- 
Hugh  $2,800 

Tracy  av  near  48th  st  wf  24x125  ft  July  26 

Thos  Marr  to  John  Williamson $900 

Wabash  av  300  ft  s of  41st  st  wf  25x181  ft 
Julv  14,  S M Akerly  to  Wm  Crowley 

...'. $1,625 

Wentworth  av  near  48th  st  ef  23)4x124  ft 
Aug  2,  John  Booner  to  Peter  Lenert.$675 
Wabash  av  ne  cor  of  43d  st  wf  89x178  ft 
June  3,  James  W Pryor  to  Martin  Hayes 

$7,152 

Wright  st  75  ft  s of  Morris  ef  25x108  ft 
June  19,  J P Bowes  to  J P D Graves$l,400 
Wabash  av  bet  58th  and  59th  sts  wf  26x 
177  ft  Apr  29,  Harrison  National  Bk  to 

C A J Mohns $1,000 

Wabash  av  191  ft  n of  42d  st  wf  25x178  ft 
Apr  20,  James  W Pryor  to  J T Walsh 

$1,625 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Alice  place  182  ft  e of  Perry  av  sf  89x102 
ft  June  25,  W E Holteman  to  S Nasde- 

len $1,800 

Buchanan  st  425  ft  n of  Wabacsia  avwf  25 
xl25  ft  July  31,  A A 40M  Wells  to 

Louis  Golke $1,400 

Buchanan  st  99  ft  n of  Cortland  wf  part 
of  Lot  1,  Aug  5,  J N Young  to  S C Com- 
stock   $400 

Cortland  st  sw  cor  of  Merker  nf  72x139  ft 
JuLy  15,  E S Dreyer  to  C M Stoner  . .$950 
ClarKson  av  32  ft  n of  Cortland  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  July  19,  S Delamaterto  C J Baker 

$350 

Carroll  av  near  43d  st  nf  50  ft  to  alley  with 
other  lots  July  20,  M A Farr  to  Henry  H 

Porter $4,100 

Franklin  av  237%  ft  n of  Diversey  st  wf 
75x125  ft  JuLy  20,  George  Warrall  to 

Reinze  Visser $400 

Forest  av  172  ft  n of  Evergreen  wf  25x125 
ft  Aug  4,  F C Delamater  to  G Oswald$350 
Forest  av  147  ft  n of  Evergreen  wf  25x125 
ft  Aug  3,  F C Delamater  to  W Wagner 

$325 

Fairfield  av  125  ft  s of  Waubansia  wf  24)4 
xl25  ft  impd  Aug  3,  A & J Smeton  to  W 

H Simon $2,150 

Humboldt  bd,  275  ft  s of  Cortland  ef  35x 
175  ft  JuLy  24,  E & H Greenebaum  to  J 

O’Keefe $700 

Hamlin  av  110  ft  s of  Armitage  ef  25x125 
ft  Aug  2,  Pauline  Dierking  to  Ignas 

Pasta $4,000 

Homer  st  276  ft  e of  Buchanan  nf  24x125 
ft  Mch  1,  John  N Young  to  Samuel  C 

Comstock $400 

Humboldt  st  175  ft  s of  Courtland  ef  25x 
120  ft  July  29,  R & E Greenebaum  to 
Ole  Ellertsen $550 


Humboldt  st  200  ft  s of  Cortland  ef  25x 
120  ft  May  24,  R&  E Greenebaum  to  T 

Torkelsen $550 

Johnston  av  w of  California  nf  37%xlOO 
ft  July  20,  J L Kelman  to  C V Larson 

$750 

Linden  av  300  ft  8 of  Diversey  av  ef  50x 
xl25ft  Aug  3,  GJ  Baillargen  to  J H 

Tucker $1,600 

North  av  125  ft  w of  Sheridan  sf  25x140  ft 
July  26,  S E Tuttle  to  G Bachmann.  .$600 
North  av  97  ft  e of  Maplewood  sf  24x120 
ft  May  15,  ’85,  P D Armour  to  Peter 

Neilsen $1,000 

Parnell  av  near  Jefferson  court  ef  43x110 
ft  June  28,  V Wood  to  A Larson  ....  $1,500 
Rensburgst  se  cor  of  Dickens  wf  50x134  ft 
Aug  2,  G & HWeinel  to  Sarah  E Graves 

$3,000 

Washtenaw  av  74%  ft  s of  Wabansia  wf  25 
xl25.4  ft  July  28,  Catherina  Boettcher 

to  Adolph  Kaempfel $450 

Western  av  177  ft  n of  Fullerton  ef  25x174 

ft  Aug  5,  T Lassin  to  L Karge $450 

Wabansia  av  124  ft  w of  Ballou  st  sf  25x 
153  ft  Aug  2,  W W Angur  to  F Balata 
$325 

AiiltUKMKNT#*  FOR 

Lot  43  b 9,  S Chicago,  July  20,  C & C C & D Co  to  N 

Kozlowski  $500 

N 120  ft  of  lot  407  b 9,  Austinville;  Sept  12,  ’85,  H W 

Austin  to  W G Beeson $1,000 

Lot  2 of  lot  10  b 9,  frl  sec  15  add,  No  18  Congress  st 

July  31,  John  Beers  to  F W Peck $32,500 

Lot  10  blk  18.  Carpenter’s  addn,  No  63  N Green  st, 

July  31,  J T Dale  to  J E Decker $10,0  0 

Lots  47  and  48  b 24,  Jefferson,  Nov  23,  ’85,  D W El- 

dred  to  H Eisner $1,000 

Lot  29  of  lot  1 and  pt  4,  Lenton’s  sub  n w J4  1 39  13 

Sept  22.  ’84,  A H Parker  to  J White 4300 

Tidholm  & Kequa  to  M B Fry,  July  24,  Lots  3 and  4 
b 2 in  re-sub  of  Witherell’s  sub  of  lot  5,  Taylor’s 

sub  in  1 38  14 $1,250 

W B Phillips  to  H C Wastnund,  Aug  25,  ’85,  com- 
mencing at  a point  233  ft  n of  a point,  33  ft  w of  a 
stone  monument,  at  se  cor  12  41  13,  the  n 50  ft  w 
140  ft  s 50  ft  e 14U  ft  to  beginning,  in  Evanston,  $250 
Lois  1 and  2 blk  1 of  b 4,  n % el4  se  \ 20  40  14,  June 

17,  C Buckingham  to  H S Greene  $2,500 

Lot  16,  Broomel’s  sub  in  se  qr  29  40  14,  June  15,  S I. 

Robinson  to  A Schulz $3,000 

Lot  29  b 4,  Frazer’s  sub,  sw  qr  13  39  13,  July  6,  P W 

Snowhook  to  J J Burke $400 

Lots  7 8 9 blck  11,  Avondale,  in  26  40  13,  July  22,  A 

Wisner  to  John  A Jacob $600 

Lots  10  11  12  block  11.  same,  July  22.  same  to  Adolf 
Ruckwald $600 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY"  l)EKB8. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lots  28  and  29  b 72,  S Chicago,  July  31,  Christina  E 

Tiffany  to  H F Witte $1,600 

Lot  2 b 8,  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  June  4,  Heirs 

of  Chas  Falk  to  G Laskowsky $500 

Lots  10  to  29  b 3,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  14  22 
38  14,  Nov’r  1,  ’85,  Johnston  & Clement  to  T p 

Keefe $6,000 

South  half  lot  23  b 3,  Oroukhite’s  sub  so.  half  sw  J4 

24  38  14,  Jan’y  1,  E M Johnson  to  J P Kernohan, 
$1,800 

Lot  43,  Turner’s  sub  w l/,  tie  !4  ne  H ne  14,  18  37  15, 

T M Turner  to  W Horey $350 

Lots  4 to  13  b 68,  South  Chicago,  July  13,  C & C C 

& DCoto  C H Nix $5,000 

Lot  12  block  68,  same,  July  23,  C H Nix  to  F Fraatz, 

$850 

J F Meech  to  A Hansen,  July  28,  Lot  45  b 29  C & C 

C & D Co  sub  in  5 and  6,  37  I5 $700 

R W Bridge  to  H V Freeman,  May  15,  ’84,  Its  61  to 

63,  div  1 Westfall’s  sub  in  30  38  15  $3,000 

J Wadsworth  to  C B Foote,  June  23,  Lot  2 and  3 b 1 

Cir  Ct  Partn  in  23  38  14  $7,000 

F D Douglas  to  M E Tates,  Nov  12,  ’85,  Lot  19  b 18, 

Russell’s  sub  of  se  14  18  37  1 5 $600 

J F Winter  to  A McLean,  July '29,  Lots  18  to  20  24 

25  28  to  31  blk  18,  Russell’s  sub  se  quarter  18  37  15 
$3,600 

D J Fallis  and  Rowell  Gano  to  J Kleinhuizer,  July 

12,  Lot  33  b 3,  Gano’s  add  to  Pullman $125 

H V Freeman  to  L Georgia,  July  7,  Lot  16,  Free- 
man’s sub  of  Its  61  to  63  div  1 Westfall’s  Sub  etc 

in  30  38  15 $375 

Lot4  blk  6 Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr  22  38  14, 

May  25,  ThosP  Keefe  to  E Hanilet  al $3,500 

Lot  7 blk  16,  Irondale,  Feb  24,  T W Johnston  to  P 

Kummer $600 

Lots  20  and  21  of  lots  11  and  14,  Newhall  L * W sub, 
nw  qr  15  38  14,  Feb  19,  Est  nf  W W Taber  et  al  to 

J Griffiths $345 

Lots  11  and  12  b 12,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr 

22  38  14,  May  7,  L Allen  to  W D Little $1,000 

Lots  9 and  10  b 38,  Cornell,  July  22,  R H Nutt  to  Otto 

Heller $900 

LAKE. 

Lots  33  and  34  blk  1,  Eberhart’s  sub  se  quar  14  38  13, 

Aug  2,  Isa  A Eberhart  to  G B Miller $400 

Blk  13  Jones’  sub  part  w Vt  29  38  14,  July  10,  Hiram 

Hyde  to  A Crawford $3,420 

Lots  16  17  18,  b 3,  Hall’s  sub  n 9 a,  s 14  a,  n 28  a,  s % 
eV4  ue  % 1 3813,  July  13,  N Corwith  to  H E Rob- 
bins  $700 

Lot  49  in  sub  of  n 419  2-10  ft  of  s 825  ft  nw  14  33  38 

14,  dec  1,  H C Parmly  to  I,  Natte $150 

Lot  33  in  sub  of  w % n H sw  H ne  H 28  38  14,  June 

26,  T P Phillips  to  P N Marks $375 

Lots  66  and  67  Wheeler’s  sub  ne  qr  20  38  14, , 

J N Wheeler  to  C A Natliuagel $600 

South  50  ft  of  n 125  ft  of  lot  2 b 11,  Mary  E Shurt- 

leff  to  C Widman $1,300 

Lot  3 of  lot  12  of  lots  1 to  4 etc,  Taylor’s  sub  se  qr 
21  3814,  July  24,  E Smith  to  Elizabeth  Ackerman, 

$1,100 

R S Cox  to  Erio  Anderson,  July  1,  Lot  27  b 4,  Bene- 
dict’s sub  in  20  38  14  $ $300 

McB  Payne  to  G H Parkson,  July  11,  Lots  17  20  38 

and  40  b 4,  Schorling’s  sub  in  33  38  14 $250 

J N Wheeler  to  P O’Connell,  July  27,  Lots  18  and  19 

Wheeler’s  sub  in  20  38  14 $570 


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J W Far] in  to  J DorgaD,  Mar  29,  Lot  23  blk  2,  Scam- 

mon  & Dickey  sub  in  23  38  14 $325 

K S Cox  to  J C Endahl,  May  25,  ’85,  Lot  83  b 2,  Ben- 
edict’s sub  in  20  38  14  $140 

G Martin  to  G Woodbury,  July  14,  n 75  ft  of  s ICO  ft 
It  7 bl3,  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub  in  21  38  14. . . $4,500 

A M Caulkins  to  J A McGinty,  July  27,  Lot  32  and 
w 8 1/&  ft  lot  31  b 2,  University  sub  of  Englewood, 

$3,500 

Lot  62  Parmly’s  add  to  Auburn,  Aug  3,  Valentine 

Spuck  to  Peter  Balling $125 

Lot  45  in  sub  of  w ££  n Vi  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June 

26,  T P Phillips  to  J M Ovordier $500 

Lots  19  and  20  b 6,  University  sub  of  EDglewood, 
July  20,  J L Du  Breuil  to  S H Campbell $1,125 


Lots  23  24  25  b 13,  Brown’s  addn  to  La  Grange,  July 
28,  S R Keogle  to  T N Donnelly $1,000 

OALUMET. 

Lot  3 of  lot  12  b 15,  Washington  Hts,  June  23,  B I L 

& B Co  to  AJ  Nichols $500 

Lots  9 and  10  blk  10  Cole’s  sub  ne  M 5 37  14,  July  31, 

Dinah  F Ingram  to  John  Murray $600 

Lots  19  and  20  b 42,  East  Washington  Heights,  Sept 

30,  ’84,  E L Gillette  to  A F Peelman $400 

W Carr  to  C C Hansen,  July  23,  Lot  33  and  34  b 37  E 

Washington  Hts $230 

Blue  Island  Land  and  Building  Co  to  G R Clarke, 

July  3,  Lots  1 to  6 b 74  Wa9h’n  Hts $1,000 

G R Clarke  tj  J Bock,  July  1,  same  property $675 

CIOEBO. 

S 50  ft  of  e 175  ft  blk  10,  Frink’s  sub  in  Austinville, 
Octob’r  24, ’82,  F E and  J L Parish  to  H E Bennett 

$700 

Lots  46  and  47  b 5,  Bridge’s  add,  July  27,  A H Fon- 
da to  Susan  G Powker $450 

Lot  16  blk  10,  Derby  add,  Jan  7,  A J Rees  to  Geo  W 

Savage $1,500 

Lot  3 b 1,  lots  53  and  55  b 3,  Its  49  54  b 12,  It  26  b 14, 

It  11  b 18,  8 Vi  10  39  13,  July  20,  M A Farr  to  H H 

Porter $4,100 

E V2  lot  19  b 7,  Kettlestring’s  addn  to  Harlem,  July 

21,  Mary  Schultz  to  F C Troester $900 

Natl  Life  Ins  Co  to  D C T Dabel,  July  28,  Lot  11  b 5 
Derby’s  add,  a re-sub  of  Hill’s  sub  in  9 39  13  . . .$750 
Lot  388  and  w 25  ft  lot  389,  b 14,  Austin’s  2d  addn  to 
Austinville,  June  IP,  H W Austin  to  Edwd  Funke, 

$850 

Lot  54  b 18,  LaVergne,  July  31,  Emma  A Baldwin  to 
Anna  C Bailey $250 

EVANSTON, 

J M Kean  to  S E Ament,  June  24,  Lot  20  b 35,  Rog- 
ers’ Park - $2,600 

E Morper  to  J Cavanagh,Jun  26,n  25  ft  It  2 b2, Gibbs, 

Ladd  & George’s  add  to  Evanston $1 

H Sharp  to  S Harrison,  Mar  24,  west  V2  lot  28  to  30, 
Cosgrove’s  sub  of  lots  5 to  10  blk  58,  Evanston, 

$2,000 

Geo  W Smith  to  A Blocks,  June  28,  Lot  7,  Judson’s 
sub  lot  1,  Langworthy’s  sub  block  64,  Evanston, 

$1,750 

M J Woolworth  to  E R Bradford,  June  19,  Lots  1 
and  2 blk  11,  Keeney  & Rinn’s  addn  to  Evanston, 

$1,000 

JEFFERSON. 

Lot  22  b 26,  Montrose,  August  2,  James  E Hayes  to 

Jane  E Marsh $1,600 

Lot  21,  Ladd’s  addn  to  Irving  Park,  July  30,  A M 

Flanagan  to  A Lindberg $400 

W 25  ft  of  e 273  ft  of  s V%  pt  of  lot  18  n of  ave,  Bow- 
manville,  July  30,  Geo  G Stapff  to  G Stuckfeld, 

$200 

Lots  24  and  25,  Seavern’s  sub  se  M sw  % 25  40  13, 

July  13,  G A Seaverns  to  F Teuber $1,800 

Lots  1 to  20  and  25  b 1,  Pearson  & Kinner’s  add  to 
living  Park,  July  3,  C White  to  G W Ballard, 

$900 

T S Nickerson  to  W Reed,  June  9,  Lots  14  b 8,  Orig 

sub  of  Irviug  Park $780 

M H Fehl  to  F Grabowicz,  July  29,  Lot  36  block  2, 

Baldwin  & Davis’  sub  in  13  40  13 $100 

Lots  8 and  9,  Barnes’  addn  to  Irving  Park,  July  8, 

Wm  Gregory  to  P England $1,500 

Lot  22  blk  26,  Montrose,  Aug  2,  P Tracey  to  Jane  E 

Marsh $300 

Lot  21  b 31  Irving  Park,  Aug  2,  Mary  E Loucks  to 

M M Chetham $473 

MAINE. 

Lots  3 to  6 b 2,  Brown’s  sub  ne  qr  29  41  12,  Feb  25, 
Betty  Anderson  to  W F Kelly $1,003 

NEW  TRIER. 

Lot  45  b 4,  Brown’s  addn  to  Glencoe,  Apr  10,  Molly 

E Ball  to  H Baker $250 

Ira  Brown  to  M Stadden,  Mar  1,  Lots  21  to  23,  32  33 
and  4&  in  b 3;  lot  20  b 4;  Its  9 14  39  40  41  and  42  b 
6;  lots  22  23  29  39  and  41  and  42  in  b 5;  Ira  Brown’s 
add  to  Glencoe $5,000 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

E half  lot  7 and  8 b 6,  Thornton,  July  31,  S A Young 

to  C Lorenz $100 

25  acs  in  se  qr  28  41  14,  Aug  2,  Henry  Ruesch  to  M 

Jaacks $5,300 

Lot  6 b 5 Johnston’s  sub  e half  se  6 39  14,  July  2, 

F C Foster  to  G Wick $950 

Lot  31  b 8,  Hamburg,  July  1,  0 Brewster  toWWhite 


.$550 

Lot  36  b 2 of  Its  2 and  3 e half  29  40  14,  May  15,  ’85, 

H F W Gils  to  J Wecher $550 

Lot  19  b 4,  Turner’s  sub,  se  qr  29  40  14,  July  1,  Mary 

E Turner  to  E Kiesgen $650 

Lot  2 b 2 b 1,  19  40  14,  Aug  2,  H C Buechner  to  John 

Neebe $450 

Lot  8 b 1;  Central  Park  addn,  July  30,  Geo  Scovllle 

to  F P H nson * $880 

N 62l/i  ft  blk  1 of  lots  17  and  prt  16,  Hundley’s  sub 
17  40  14,  July  28,  J J Read  to  L R Read $1,500 


N 20  rods  w 20  rods  e half  se  ^ fnw  Va.,  1 42  9,  May 

18,  ’82,  E Isbell  to  W H Foskett $200 

Lots  30  and  31  b 40,  Norwood  Park,  July  29,  Chas  W 

Allen  to  Elijah  C Allen $25U 

Lot  33  b 24  Norwood  Park,  July  6,'  Geo  Dunlkp  to’j 

P Campbell $600 

A E Aldridge  to  A Gates,  July  23,  Lots  7 to  9 b 2, 

Brown’s  add  to  Park  Ridge $650 

A E Sloan  to  M Costello,  July  22,  e % blk  i,’ Hill's 

sub  m 14  37  13  ’ j400 

AByram  to  J Tiffing.  Sept  22, ’85,' k‘/2  it  13  and  all 
lot  14  b 1,  Phare  & Sackett’s  sub  in  1 38  13  $600 

Trs  of  Jos  Carter,  deo’d,  to  J Jehlicke,  July  19,  Lts 
29  and  30  b 15,  Carter’s  re-sub  in  Clifford’s  addn, 

$1  225 

Lots  35  and  36  blk  61,  Maywood,  Mary  E Carpenter 

to  A Frazier $500 

Lots  567  blck  3,  Brown’s  addn  to  Norwood,  July  6 

Eleaner  A Tyler  to  Felly  Elker $300 

Lot  13  and  n 27%  ft  It  14,  b 8,  Norwood  Park,  Aug  3 

Lewis  J Hewes  to  Geo  H Lincoln ...  $388 

UDd  half  It  18  b I7,  Brand’s  addn,  Aug  2,  C Pfeiffer 

to  J Pfeiffer ' $875 

Lots  1 and  2 b 1,  King,  Scott  & Williams’'  addi  June 

1,  Frances  E Phillips  to  D Bertrand $300 

Lot  38  b 2,  Culver’s  Park,  Aug  3,  E H Gammon  to  C 

E Carlson $200 

Und  1-5  of  lot  24  and  s 1254  ft  It  19  b 123;  lot  4 b 124, 

S S add,  lot  5 of  lot  5 b 17,  Orig  Town,  Aug  3,  M 

McNeill  to  Flora  Caruthers $33,600 

Lot  14,  A W Green’s  sub  in  b 2,  Sampson  & Green’s 
add,  Aug  2,  J Smithwick  to  E Callaghan . . . $1,500 
Same  premises,  Aug  3,  E Callaghan  to  Mary  Smith- 
wick   |j  goo 

West  half  sw  qr  9 37  12,  July  29,  W H Hubbard’  to  F 

Langhein $5,600 

Lots  29  and  30,  blocK  1 of  blk  29  Sec  16 
38  14,  July  29,  Robert  Elias  to  Thomas 
Brown $1,600 


Summary. 

Die  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Aug  5,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  186  $993,694 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  1 18  252,771 

County 95  151,775 

Total  399  $1,398,240 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Aug.  6,  1885: 

Sale9.  Amount. 

City 163  $939,966 

County 149  228,479 

Total 312  $1,168,445 


SUBDIVISIONS 

I'iled  for  Record  Burins:  the  Jlontli 
Ending;  July  31. 

July  2 — Doc  731,  668,  Potter  Palmer’s  sub 
of  part  of  Lots  37  and  38,  Astor’s  add,  141  ft 
ne  Cor  of  Bates  and  Astor  st;  4 lots.  Doc 
731,  723,  Superior  Court  partition  (Ibach  et 
al  vs  Pflaum  et  al)  of  n 10  ac  of  ne  M ne  M 
Sec  13,  T 38,  R 13,  sw  cor  of  Hart  and  55th 
sts,  7 lots. 

July  3 — Doc  731,995.  John  N Young’s 
snbd  of  Lot  1 in  the  r 10-ac  e % ne  % Sec 
17,  T 40,  R 14,  nw  cor  of  Halsted  and  Sulzer 
sts,  44  lots.  Doc  732,002,  D D Healy’s  subd 
of  lots  4 and  5,  Blk  2,  Cook  & A subd  ne  % 
Sec  24,  T 39,  R 13,  se  cor  West  12th  st  and 
Fairfield  av  9 lots. 

July  6 — Doc  732,535  re-subd  of  Lots  24  to 
28,  blk  4 in  blk  8,  e % Sec  29,  T 40,  R 14, 
ne  cor  Sheffield  av  and  Wolfram  st,  Slots; 
by  Helena  Lorenz  et  al. 

July  3 — Doc  732,153  James  L Campbell’s 
subd  of  Lots  11  to  15  of  Lots  6,  7,  8,  Blk  11, 
in  Rockwell’s  add  on  Oakley  av  6 lots. 

July  12 —Doc  734,061.  Bissell’s  snbd  of  5 
ac  sw  cor  31st  and  Dashiel  sts  49  lots. 

July  13 — Doc  734,685,  Hodgdon’s  subd  on 
54th  st  extending  from  Peoria  st  to  Halsted  * 
19  lots  and  1 block. 

July  14 — Doc  734,860  M A Parker’s  subd 
of  part  of  Lots  23  and  24,  Johnston’s  sub  ne 
%,  Sec  3,  T 38,  R 14,  on  Champlain  av,  6 Its. 
Doc  734,938,  Mueller’s  re-sub  of  Lot  4,  Blk  5, 
Village  of  Wilmette,  5 lots.  Doc  734,994,  P 
J Flynn’s  snbd  of  Lots  67  to  71  and  part  of 
66,  Blk  28,  Sec  16,  T 38,  R 14,  sw  cor  Garfield 
boulevard  and  School  st,  4 lots. 

July  15 — Doc  735,235,  T Parker’s  snbd  of 
n % ne  % se  % Sec  27,  T 40,  R 13,  sw  cor 
Diversy  av  and  west  40th  st  5 blocks. 

July  16 — Dock  735,634.  Subd  of  5 acres  at 
se  cor  of  84th  st  and  Centre  av  48  lots,  by  J 


R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  &,  Co., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  nnn-residents. 


M Way  and  E S Pike.  Doc  735,804.  George 
N Hull’s  subd  of  Lots  2 to  6 in  S-B  2 of  Blk 
15.  in  w % sw  % Sec  18,  39,  14,  on  Idaho  st, 
6 lots. 

July  17 — Doc  735,926  Berkeley  av,  subd  in 
nw  Tj  Sec  2.  38  14,  at  se  cor  of  Bowen  av  11 
lots  Turner  & Bond. 

July  19— Doc  736,218  S E Graves’  add  to 
C M Graves  subd  of  part  block  6 of  Lots  3 
and  5,  in  Powell  est,  Sec  36,  40,  13,  4 lots 
Doc  736,456,  H H Walker’s  snbd  of  w % ne  % 
sw  % Sec  3i,  39,  14,  s of  Archer  av  nw  cor  of 
37thst  and  Hoyne  av  4 blocks  subdivided. 

July  19 — Doc  736,  478,  Charles  W Clay- 
ton’s snbd  of  n % Blk  59,  Sec  19,39  14,  50 
lots  sw  cor  Hoyne  av  and  west  21st  st.  Lucy 
C Dana  et  al. 

July  20— Doc  736,577  Subd  of  Lot  12  Blk 
15,  at  ne  cor  of  Washington  and  Prospect 
avs  in  Washington  Heights,  8 lots,  by  Blue 
Island  Land  Co.  Doc  736,  subd  of  5 acres  at 
nw  cor  of  Wallace  and  Franklin  avs  in  Sec 
25,  40,  13,  Jefferson,  in  24  lots,  by  Charles  L 
Hammond.  Doc  736,639,  Tewkesbury’s  snbd 
of  Lot  9 and  part  Lot  8 at  se  cor  of  51st  st 
and  Prairie  av  into  24  lots.  Doc  736,640 
subd  of  Lots  13  14  15,  at  ne  cor  of  Wabash 
av  and  40th  st,  into  12  lots  by  Thos  E Pat 
terson  etal. 

July  21 — Doc  736,929,  subd  of  Blks  1 and 
2 in  Hobb’s  subd  of  part  sw  cor  of  Sec  11  39* 
13,  s of  Lake  st  44  lots  by  James  B Hobbs 
Doc  737,220  Blk  2 in  se%  nw  % Sec  34  39  14 
4 Lots  on  Forest  av,  V Weissker  et  al. 

July  21— Doc  737.237,  Subd  of  Lot  3,  Blk 
8 in  ne  % Sec  20  40  14,  se  cor  of  Rokeby  and 
Byron  sts,  8 lots  Jas  C Haskins. 

July  22 — Doc  737,351,  Mannheimer  &, 
Loeb’s  Subd  of  se  % Sec  13,  37  14,  160  acres 
sw  cor  Torrence  av  and  110th  st,  40  ac  into 
lots.  Doc  737,431,  Pullman  LaKe  Park  ave 
subd  in  ne  % Sec  34,  39  14  7 lots  Pullman 
Land  Association.  Doc  737,476,  Snbd  se  cor 
Lake  st  and  California  av,  9%xl00  ft,  4 lots, 
by  James  L Campbell. 

July  23 — Doc  737,661,  H R Wilson’s  Resub 
of  lots  51  and  52,  Blk  2,  Myrick’s  Second  Add 
on  Groveland  Park  av,  3 lots  by  Lillie  C 
Wilson.  Doc  737,887,  subd  of  Lot  44  blk  4, 
Tiernan’s  Subd,  Sec  18,  39,  14,  nw  cor  of 
Kendall  and  Taylor  sts,  2 lots,  by  Bridget 
O’Brien. 

July  26 — Doc  738,309,  Lewis  & Stonehams 
Subd  of  Lots  19,  20,  21,  Bi,k  22,  Ashland 
Second  Add.  4 lots  on  Ogden  av. 

July  26 — Doc  738,442,  Charles  Tessmann’s 
subd  on  s side  of  Michigan  City  road  in  Secs 
2 and  3,  36  14:  5 lots. 

July  27 — Doc  738,518,  McClary’s  snbd  of 
lots  9,  10,  11,  24  25  26  Blk  34  on  Greenwood 
av  s of  Lincoln  av  in  Glencoe;  16  lots.  Doc 
738,688,  W L Sampson’s  Snbd  of  e 140  ft  of 
Blk  4,  on  Ashland  av,  extending  from  44th 
to  45th  st;  24  lots.  Doc  738,689,  Fowler  & 
Wells’  Subd  at  sw  cor  of  Seventieth  st  and  C 
& W I R R;  125  ft  into  4 lots. 

July  28 — Doc  738,944  Subd  of  Lot  4 in  s 
% Blk  11,  ne  cor  of  La  Salle  av  and  Locust 
st,  50x151%  ft;  2 lots. 

July  29 — Doc  739,401  Freeman’s  Snbd  of 
Lots  61  62  63,  Div  1 Westfall’s  Subd  s % Sec 

30  38  15,  sw  cor  of  Cheltenham  place  and 
Coles  av:  19  lots. 

July  30 — Doc  739,642,  Snbd  of  sw  % blk  7 
in  Lurton’s  Subd  Sec  1,  38,  13  ne  cor  Sacra- 
mento av  and  40th  Court;  12  lots  by  Louis  B 
Kelly;  Doc  739,643,  Severns’  Subd  of  Blk  16 
Stewart’s  Subd  sw  % Sec  1 38,13,  Archer  av, 
from  43d  to  44th  sts:  107  lots. 

July  30 — Doc  739,644.  B F Jacobs’  Subd 
of  Lots  21  to  25,  at  nw  cor  of  51st  and  Dyer 
sts,  5 lots.  Doc  739,783,  *‘Burnham”  a subd 
of  that  part  lying  north  and  east  of  the  Cal- 
umet River  of  Sec  6,  T 36,  R 15,  20  blocks, 
W H Rand  et  al.  Doc  739,  825.  Resub  of  lots 
16  to  20  at  nw  cor  of  Sacramento  av  and  W 
Harrison  st  135x126  ft  5 lots,  Edson  Keith. 
Doc  739,712.  John  M Way’s  subd  of  5 acres 
at  sw  cor  of  Chicago  and  Phinney  avs,  47 
lots,  Doc  739,851,  Subd  of  Lot  2 Blk  25,  J R 
& Storrs’  Add  on  Locust  st  50x100  ft  in  3 
lots.  Grace  Church. 

July  31 — Doc  739,998,  Goodman’s  Subd  of 
Bnk  12,  e %,  se  %,  Sec  18,  30,  14,  nw  cor  of 
Paulina  and  Taylor  sts,  Aaron  C Goodman, 

31  lots. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


461 


TRUST  OK  EDS, 

Allen  J to  L Baird,  May  26,  lots  75  and  76 

b 1,  20  40  14,  2y  65? $000 

Alt  J to  0 0 Kohlsaat,  July  16,  lots  5 to  10 

b 5,  18  39  14,  3y  8% 85,000 

1 Amick  F S to  E F Allen,  May  1,  It  10  b 21 

» 18  39  14,  5y  8% $800 

Abbey  J to  M E Greenebaum,  July  17,  lot 

38  b 7,  Gross  n add,  4y  7% $800 

Arena  H H to  W Garnett  Jr,  Aug  2 pt  lots 

3  and  2 b 8,  16  38  14,  2y  6% $1,000 

Abbey  J to  S E Gross,  May  17,  lot  38  b 7, 

Gross  n add,  19m  7 % $255 

Anderson  A P to  J W Sooville,  July  30  It 

29  b 8,  36  40  13,  3y $1,850 

Andereg  G O to  R Berger,  July  21,  It  19  It 

29  etc,  North  add,  2y  7%, $600 

Bohling  J to  A Krimbill,  July  13,  lot  10  b 

13,  5 37  15;  ly  8% $240 

Bernstein  B & L to  H Felsenthal,  July  23, 

pt  It  11  b 66,  21  39  14,  2y  7% $3,000 

Behnke  G to  A PiKe,  July  21,  It  61  b 20,  5 

39  14,  3y  7%  . 

Becker  I and  J to  F Riedle,  July  29  xt  163 

B J & K’s  sub,  33  39  14,  5y  8% $4,000 

Bourgeois  M A M to  H Heper,  July  24,  It 
1 and  part  2 lot  2,  etc,  21  38  14,  4y  8%, 

$3,190 

Biggs  J H to  S M Moore,  July  27,  Its  1 to 
3 b 7,  26  39  13,  ly  7% 

Brooks  N N to  W E Knox,  July  29  It  9 b 2, 

14  39  13,  4y  g% $550 

Binz  P to  H G Foreman,  July  29,  pt  It  166 

Butterfield  add,  3y  6%  $2,000 

Bachmann  G to  T H Schintz,  July  30,  lot 

23  b 22,  35  40  13,  3y  7% $1,000 

Buchner  H C to  E H Sheldon,  July  12,  b 2 

19  40  14,  3y  6% $16,000 

Bock  J to  D W Kean,  July  1,  lots  1 to  6 b 

74,  W Heights,  87  m $704 

Bolger  J to  S Kerr,  July  2,  lot  28  b 3,  13 

39  13,  6% $1,250 

Becker  N to  M Scmitz,  July  31,  It  32  b 11, 

Fullerton  add,  2y  7% $600 

Brenke  W to  S E Gross,  May  10  It  3 b 8, 

Clifford  add,  6% $250 

Brauman  J to  H G Foreman,  July  31,  Its 
18  and  19  blk  17,  Newberry  addn,  5y  8%. 

$5,000 

Barfield  W G to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug  2,  lots 

12  and  13  b 2,  11  39  13,  60  ds,  7 % $700 

Bloch  W to  J T Richards,  Aug  2,  It  56  It  2, 

32  39  14,  2y  7 % 

Balke  J to  C A Perkins,  July  17,  It  37  b 4 

l b 6,  33  39  14,  5y  8% $500 

Bradley  S to  D Quigg,  July  26,  Its  54  and 

55  b 80,  27  39  14,  ly  7%. $12,000 

Cochran  C M to  E C Waller,  July  31,  It  14 

b 20,  8 39  14,  2y  8% $650 

Cowen  B to  F R Chandler,  May  31,  pt  lots 

8 and  9 b 1,  34  39  14,  3y  6% $1,750 

Campbell  E and  J to  O K A Hutchinson, 
July  29  lot  51  b 3,  S & G addn,  3 y 7 %, 

$1,600 

Connolly  B to  J E Dalton,  July  28,  It  44  b 

2,  7 38  14,  8% $100 

Crowe  M to  C T Tyrrell,  July  26,  It  3 and 

pt  4 b 12  Ogden  add,  3y  6 % $4,000 

Conlon  M C to  G M Bogue,  July  26,  It  58 

b 3,  13  39  13,  5y  6$ $500 

Christoferson  H to  B Rosenberg,  July  23, 

It  4 b 2,  18  39  14,  3 y 6% $500 

Clark  J to  Wr  H Clark,  Aug  1,  It  16  b 98,  s 

s add,  5y  5)4% $50,000 

Cholewzcynski  J to  J Matz,  Aug  2,  It  1 It 

8 b 8,  Wright  add $500 

Cusick  J to  S R Hurford,  July  31,  It  20  b 7 

4  38  14,  3y  7% $700 

Casino  Rink  Co  to  H A Goodrich,  July  31 
lots  1 to  11  blk  11,  D & M addn,  5y  5%, 

$40,000 

Cornell  P to  O H Platt,  June  8,  Its  4 and  5 

b 2,  26  38  14,  ly  8% $4,688 

Clarke  G R to  G Keen,  Aug  3,  pt  blck  M, 

Morgan  Park,  5 y 6%  $3,200 

Cnrran  W to  C J Hambleton,  Aug  3,  It  16 

b 1 5,  7 39  14,  3y  6 % $400 

Campbell  S H to  J L Chapman,  July  22, 

Its  19  and  20  b 6‘  21  38  14,  5y  7%  . .$2,000 
Clarke  F B to  F B Peabody,  July  17,  pt  b 

5,  18  39  14,  5y  8% $11,200 

Clark  W H to  C T Tyrrell,  August  2,  Its  3 

and  4 b 2 b 28,  12  39  13,  5y  6% $4,500 

Olson  O to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug  2,  pt  It 

7 b 19,  Ogden  add,  ly  7% $400 

1 Cohen  B to  F F Reed,  Aug  3 pt  It  9 b 62, 

21  39  14, 3y  8% $1,200 

Carlson  H A to  ME  Greenbaum,  June  23, 

lot  40  b 3 etc.  29  40  14,  2y  6% $300 

Corby  L E to  W Heckman,  July  7,  pt  It  77, 
PruS8ings  sub,  12  39  13,  ly  7% $800 

J Casey  P to  Economy  B & L Assn,  July  20, 

It  19  b 8,  Davis  South  add,  7% $1,500 

Campbell  J to  F L Wilk,  July  29,  Its  28  to 

30  It  4,  12  39  13,  90ds  7% $2,500 

olan  A to  J Sedlacek,  July  28,  lot  22  b 3, 

20  m 14,  3y  7% 


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Day  H E to  H H C Miller,  July  24,  It  22  b 
3,  G L and  G addn,  Evanston,  3y,  6$, 

$2,200 

Duffy  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Ju1y30,  part 

lot  10  b 28,  s s add,  3y,  6% $3,000 

Dougherty  W to  M A Faro,  July  20,  It  78 

b 1,  10  39  13,  4y  7% $900 

Dabney  W L to  H A Hurlbut,  July  28,  Its 

11  and  12  b 7,  19  39  14,  5y  7% $12,000 

Dahl  N C to  F L Wilk,  July  27,  It  9 It  1, 

12  39  13,  22m  7 % 

Evans  A M to  D Quigg,  July  21,  pt  Its  43 

and  44  b 30,  17  39  14,  5y  8% $4,000 

Ernest  A to  G Combs,  June  16,  lot  8 b 1,  I 

20  39  14,  2y,  7% $1,500 

Excelsior  Stone  Co  to  S Hice,  July  31,  Its 

12  to  15  blk  3 s b add,  5y  6% $55,000 

Ellerlon  O to  M E Greenebaum,  July  29, 

pt  It  4 b 5,  35  40  13,  4y  8% $900 

Eoch  J to  O Peltzer,  Aug  3,  It  11  b 22,  J R 

6 S add,  3y  7% $2,000 

Fairman  C C to  F R Chandler,  July  30,  It 

20  b 1,  24  33  14,  5y  634  $2,500 

Ford  T to  J W Scoville,  July  30,  It  19  b 21, 

7 39  14,  4y  6% $800 

Follansbee  G A to  C W Pierce,  June  11,  pt 

b 17,  Ravenswood,  demand  6% $3,660 

Fraulins  Y to  L Mandl,  July  31,  It  19  b 8 b 

8,  20  39  14,  ly  7% $300 

Fitch  M J to  J A Baldwin  Aug  2,  pt  It  7 b 

5  etc,  b 6,  23  38  14,  5y  8% $5,000 

Felson  O J to  L Baird,  Jaiy  29,  lot  4 b 31, 

JR  & S add,  5y  6% $16,000 

Greenwood  J to  J W Scoville,  JuIy  28,  lot 

5 It  1 b 47,  o t,  3y  6% $2, COO 

Gunn  W C to  E H Turner,  July  24,  It  7 lot 

5,  2 38  14,  ly  8% $4,200 

Gainer  H to  E Trussing,  July  30,  It  37  b 4 

Pickett  2d  add,  5y  8% $6,000 

Gaughan  T to  W Hecxman,  July  26,  lot 

147  b 1,  30  38  15,  3y  7% $400 

Graefe  A to  J A Rothschild,  July  29,  It  41 

b 1 b E,  28  40  14,  5y  6 $1,500 

Gibson  G L to  E W Russell,  July  25,  Its  72 

and  73  b 54,  7 39  14,  5y  7% $7,000 

Gruessing  E to  M E Greenebaum,  July  10 

It  28  b 4,  Gross  pk  add,  4y  6% $1,100 

Gohlke  L to  G G Newbury,  July  31,  It  7 b 

5,  36  40  13,  7% $450 

Glasbrenner  M to  C H Niemann,  May  25, 

It  29  b 2 b 48,  19  40  14,  3y  8% $450 

Gunderson  W N to  P W Palmer.  May  26, 

It  19  b 1,  20  40  14.  5y  6% $750 

Gruessing  E to  S E Gross,  July  10,  lot  26, 

b 4,  Gross  Park,  I4m  7% 

Graves  J B D to  G B Cruikshank,  June  19 

It  4 b 3,  9 38  14,  40m,  7% $600 

Gallagher  P to  F B Peabody,  July  24,  It  23 

b 2 b 7,  17  39  14,  4y  8% $1,000 

Gardiner  W A to  E R Spear,  July  31,  pt  It 
124,  3 and  4 b 30,  Riverside,  2y  6%.  .$1,000 
Green  B’  W to  i'  R Chandler,  July  30,  It  19 

b 1,  23  38  14,  5y  6 %% $2,500 

Hanson  H C to  L Baird,  July  2,  It  40  and 

pt  41  b 1,  6 39  14,  3y  6% $900 

Hector  CFtoL  Baird,  July  2,  It  42  and  pt 

41,  6 39  14,  3y  8% $900 

Howe  J to  C Jorn,  July  15,  It  45  b 2,  31  39 

14,  2y  7% $400 

Hobert  H R to  A C Honore,  May  3,  pt  lots 

6 and  7 b 1,  12  38  13,  6m  6% $594 

Hoyt  H N to  J C Welling,  May  3,  pt  It  7 b 

1,  12  38  13,  2y  8% $1,634 

Hoyt  H N to  A C Honore,  May  3,  pt  It  7 b 

1,  12  38  13,  5m  8% $594 

Hobert  H R to  J C Welling,  May  3,  pt  It  6 

b 1,  12  38  13,  2y  8% $1,634 

Healy  R W to  F Carter,  Aug  28,  lots  1 and 

2 b 1 b 24,  29  39  14,  5y  8% $14,000 

Hacker  F to  W C Goudy,  July  12,  It.  233  b 

I eic,  29  40  14,  3y  8%, $400 

Horeys  WtoTM  Turner,  June  21,  It  43  n 

e 34,  18  37  15,  2y  8% $250 

Havill  EtoSL  Boyce,  July  12,  It  21  b 6, 

22  38  14,  5y  8% $1,100 

Hojicek  F to  L Mandl,  July  30,  It  59  b 43, 

19  39  14,  2y  7% 

Heistand  J to  S M Moora.  JuLy  28,  Lts  11 

and  12  b 6,  28  38  14,  ly  6% $550 

Hand  W E to  R C Givins,  Aug  3,  It  26  b 2, 

13  39  13,  6% 1 $982 

Hill  F R to  H F Vallette,  July  15,  pt  lots 

II  and  12  b 16,  La  Grange,  6y  .....  $1,000 


Haberbusch  G to  F C Rossiter,  July  27,  It 

9 b 1 b 3,  18  39  14,  51m  7% $900 

Hillinger  J to  ¥ C Rossiter,  July  27,  It  16 

b 3,  18  39  14,  47m  7 % $850 

Haminer  A M to  F C Gibbs,  July  22,  It  79 

b 4,  7 39  14,  ly  7% $1,000 

Havill  E to  L Alien,  July  31,  It  4 b 6,  22  38 

14,  2y  7% $100 

Hanson  G to  W Heinemann,  July  30,  pt  b 

5,  31  40  14,  2y  6% $5,000 

Hermann  A to  E H Sheldon,  Apr  17,  Its  25 

to  27  b 23,  Elston  add,  3y  6% $3,250 

Johnson  C and  E to  J Neinecek,  July  19, 

It  6 b 8,  33  38  14,  7% $1,000 

Jagen  A to  E C Jager,  July  31,  Its  1 and  2 

b 7,  Gross  n add,  6y  7% $600 

Jehlicka  J to  S E Gross,  July  19 , 2y 

8% $275 

Jirik  J to  J Kokes,  July  2,  Its  62  to  64  b 9 

20  39  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Jennings  E and  F W to  J E Otis,  July  30, 
pt  Its  1 to  3 b 3,  18  39  14,  3 y 7% ... . $1,000 
Johnston  J to  W A Bond.  June  4,  It  9 b 1, 

3 38  14,  3y  6% $675 

Jacobson  H to  F W’oessner,  July  30,  It  18  b 

7,  Brand’s  add,  2y  6% 

Kelley  M to  L Baird,  June  28,  lot  22  lot  8, 

Forrestville,  3y  6% $1,100 

Kanzler  M and  C to  E S Dreyer,  July  29, 

It  30  b 7,  Sheffield  add,  1y  7% $700 

Kleinhinzen  J K toT  Scanlon,  July  12,  lot 

33  b 3,  Gano  add,  Pullman,  2y,  6% $70 

Kannberg  J to  J Buehler,  July  30,  lot  29  b 

11,  6 39  14,  2y  6% $500 

Kammerer  G to  T Hood,  July  2,  Its  15  and 

16  b 1,  3 38  14,  2y  8% $1,300 

Kinsley  M to  E H Sheldon,  July  1,  It  75  b 

23,  7 39  14,  3y  8% $825 

Kissinger  K to  H C Zuttermeister,  July  28 
It  9 and  pt  5 b 25,  29  39  14,  3y  7% . . . . $250 
King  S T to  F C Gibbs,  July  26,  Its  6 and 

5,  b 3,  Eyrick  2d  add,  2y  6%  , $2,200 

Krause  C and  W to  A Tripp,  Aug  2,  lot  11 

It  160,  Butterfield  add,  3y  8% $1,600 

Krause  C and  W to  M Schmitz,  July  31,  It 

II  b 161,  Butterfield  add,  3y  6% . . . .$2,000 
Krautzberger  F to  H G Foreman,  July  29, 

Its  54  to  56  b 3,  Archer  add,  5y  8%.  .$7,000 
Koeppe  A to  H G Foreman.  July  29,  It  5 

It  154,  Bronson  add,  3y  8% $3,500 

Kopf  V to  A Rehm,  July  20,  lots  4 and  5 b 

8,  S & G add,  5% $4,000 

Klobba  L to  M W Robinson,  JuLy  30,  lot 

34  b 4 b 44,  Sheffield’s  add,  2y  6%.  . . . $600 
Kiene  H C to  J H Ernst,  Aug  3,  It  66  b 10, 

S&  G’s  add,  3y  6 % $1,000 

Kurth  C to  S E Gross,  April  20,  lot  10  b 1 

Clifford  add,  27m,  6% 

Knapp  K K to  R L Tatham,  July  7,  pt  Its 

34  and  39  b 102,  s s add,  3y  6% $7,500 

Koss  F to  H G Foreman,  July  31,  It  3 b 1, 

Bickerkike’s  add,  2y  7% $300 

Kripper  W to  A Rehm,  July  13,  It  39  b 42, 

6 37  15,  5% $1,200 

Klubisch  0 to  A Rehm,  Aug  2,  It  41  b 7,  S 

& G’s  add,  5% $800 

Keefe  T P to  G N Stone,  Nov  1,  Its  10  to 

29  b 3,  22  38  15,  5y  6% $4,500 

Lawson  J D to  R B Bacon,  Apr  10,  It  10  It 

60,  Ellis  e add,  5y  6% $3,000 

Larson  A to  C J Hambleton,  July  28,  pt  It 

6,  36  40  13,  5y  6$ $2,100 

Lancaster  C to  J J Hoch,  July  24,  Its  28 

and  29  b 4,  2 38  14,  3y  8% $1,000 

Lebon  A to  H Potwin,  July  15,  It  28  b 39, 

Sheffield  add,  3y  7% $350 

Lewis  F E to  J G Simpson,  Aug  2,  lots  1 

and  2 b 5,  23  38  14,  ly  7% $1,600 

Landon  E T to  H C Morey,  Aug  3,  lots  i 

and  8 b 2,  J & P add,  2y  8% $2,000 

Larsen  F and  A to  A Peterson,  July  29,  It 

III  b 19,  7 39  14,  6m  8% $1,000 

Lindgren  G to  A Podolski,  July  29,  It  16 

b 3,  28  39  14,  8% $1,500 

Lloyd  J to  M B Herrick.  July  17,  lots  38 

and  39  b 2,  16  38  14,  ly  8% $500 

Louis  A to  C Janders.  July  28,  lot  1 b 17, 

20  29  14,  4y  6% $6,500 

Loucks  M E and  C N to  M Chandler,  July 
30,  lot  2 b 4,  Gray  add,  22  40  13,  5y  8%, 

$1,400 

Ludwig  FtoAF  Kretschmer,  July  31,  lot 
5 It  4 b 32,  Sheffield  add,  4y  7% $J50 


Lunnstrom  C to  W D Cooper.  July  29,  lot 

26,  so  34  ne  20  38  14,  2y  8% $100 

Leverenz  H to  .1  W Pfeiffer,  July  28,  It  3 b 

4.  9 38  14  $800 

Langguth  J F to  C H Rieke,  Aug  2,  It  57 

It  B’,  Wrightwood,  5 y 8% $1,000 

Lungren  A to  L H Davis.  July  19,  It  21  lot 

1 b 4,  30  39  14.  3y  8% $300 

Luna  W H to  S M Moore,  July  29,  It  33  It 

1,  24  39  13,  2y  7% $750 

Modsy  A to  A Zajicek,  July  30,  It  3 It  9 b 

3,  B & E add,  1y $6q0 

Matejka  J to  L Maubl,  July  26,  It  60  b 8, 

20  39  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Meyer  M to  T J Lefens,  July  22,  Its  16  and 

17  b 1,  29  39  14,  5y  8% $6,000 

MacAugh  C W to  C W Griggs,  July  29,  lot 

10  b 1,  16  38  14, 3y $1,890 

Merz  A F to  J G Miller,  July  20,  pt  Its  12 

and  13  b 4.  6 39  1.3,  2y  7% $2,000 

Meyer  H to  W Heinemann,  July  29,  lot  24 

b 6,  28  39  14,  2y  8% $400 

Miller  G M to  A C Honore,  May  3,  pt  It  6 

b 1,  12  38  13,  ly  8% $500 

Me  Kee  T to  O C Butz,  July  26,  It  3 It  2 b 

1,  13  39  13,  8% $1,200 

McKinnon  M and  D C to  H C VanSchaacK 

July  27.  It  40  b 4,  34  39  14.  6m  8% $500 

McGinty  J A to  E W Burae,  July  28,  It  32 

and  pt  31  b 2,  21  38  14,  ly  7% $300 

Mili  J to  E H Sheldon,  Mar  12,  Its  34  and 

35  n % b 11,  5 39  14,  2y  8% $1,600 

Mathew  H A C to  F R Chandler,  July  30, 

pt  It  10  b 17,  Hyde  Pk,  ly  7% $150 

Medley  A Y to  J C Miller,  July  15,  pt  It  6 

b 4 b 21,  16  38  14.  8% $1,600 

McGuire  W to  J Sedlacek,  July  31,  lots  11 

and  12  lot  6,  29  39  14,  5m  8% $700 

Mears  J to  C J Hambleton,  Aug  3,  It  16  b 

2 b 7,  18  39  14,  3 y 8% $2,500 

Maltman  E E to  J S Osgood,  Aug  2,  Its  23 

to  26,  e 34  29  40  14.  5y  8% $12,000 

Morrissey  PtoPW  Snowhook,  July  29,  It 

93  b 49,  17  39  14,  3y  7% $1,500 

Masek  J to  J,C  Schumacher,  July  30,  It  39 

b 6,  19  39  14,  3y  7% $1,200 

Mossick  E F to  J W Scoville,  July  24,  It  8 

and  9 b 3,  Culver  Park,  3v  8% $500 

Murray  J to  E A Warfield,  July  31,  Its  9 

and  10  b 10,  5 37  14,  39ra  8% $375 

Nichols  A J to  G Keen,  June  23, It  3 It  12  b 

15,  18  37  15,  3y  8% $420 

Nisson  Cto  E Prussing,  July  31,  It  20  b 20, 

5 39  14,  3y  8%% $2,000 

Nifnecker  M to  J E Fay,  Aug  3,  Its  6 and  7 

b 6,  13  39  13,  5y  $2,000 

Nidolin  J to  E E Prussing,  Mar  9,  It  5 b 3 

Sheffield  add,  4y  6$ $500 

Nagel  0 to  J Nutt,  July  15,  lot  36  b 38,  19 

39  14,  7% $255 

Nelson  S to  W C Fricke,  July  29,  Its  42  to 

48  b 2,  7 39  14,  7% $800 

Nothnagel  C A to  W D Cooper,  July  16, 

Its  66  and  67,  Wheeler  sub,  20  38  14,  4y 

8% $600 

O’Learv  M to  C J Hambleton,  July  31,  lot 

71  b 17,  7 39  14,  5y  6 $2,000 

Olson  A to  E S Dreyer,  July  26,  Its  2 to  12 

Olsen  sub.  North  add,  3y  7% $21,500 

Oilette  D to  C H Rieke,  July  28,  It  33  b 6 

28  39  14,  5y  6 $ , $2,500 

O’Brien  RtoOC  Butz,  July  26,  It  5 b 3,  36 

13,  8% $1,000 

O’Keefe  J to  IT  E Greenebaum.  July  24,  It 

12  b 4,  36  40  13,  2y  8% $350 

Overdier  J M to  S M Moore,  June  26,  It 

45  n e 34,  28  38  14,  ly  8% $110 

Parker  J to  J M Barker,  July  25,  lta  45  and 

46  b 67,  23  38  14,  3y  8% $500 

Prins  C H and  G to  W D Kerfoot,  July  16, 

Its  21  and  22  b 1,  1 39  13,  5y  8% . . . . $1,000 
Panzer  J to  C F Schumacher,  JuIy  30,  prt 

Its  8 and  9,  1 4012,  2y  8% $400 

Paeglow  J to  J Buehler,  July  28,  It  14  b 4. 

6 39  14,  3y  8% $600 

Puscheck  A R & F to  W D Kerfoot,  June 

28,  pt  It  3 b C,  38  40  14,  2y  6 % $1,500 

Petterson  C to  C J Hamilton,  July  29,  It  3 

b 10,  Bickerdike’s  add,  8% $2,500 

Powell  J F to  H A Hurlbut,  July  20,  Its  6 

to  10  It  8,  36  4C  13,  5y  8%% $10,000 

Peters  P to  F Kiolbassa,  July  31,  lot  14  b 

21,  Elston  add,  3y  8% $1,000 

Pavlis  S to  J Nowak,  June  21,  Its  7 and  57 

b 12,  25  39  13,  5 y,  7% $1,450 

Pielman  A F to  J C Miller,  July  19,  Its  19 

and  20  b 42,  9 37  14,  8% $400 

Petterson  A W to  W Vocke,  Aug  3,  ptlots 
15  and  16  blk  70,  R,  M & S addn,  5y  6 

$9,000 

Powell  J F to  H A Hurlburt,  July  14,  pt  It 

8,  36  40  13,  5y  8)4.% $10,000 

Pelors  H to  F Lackuer,  July  22,  pt  It  12  b 

14,  6 39  14,  4y  8% $1,000 

Polkow  C J to  J C Schumacher,  Aug  3,  It 

14,19  39  14,  2y  5% $600 

Quinlan  M W to  C S W’aller,  July  29,  pt  It 


16  b 37,  7 39  14,  &% $500 

Quigley  E to  W T Dwight,  July  21,  It  1 b 1, 

7 39  14,  ly $200 

Robbins  H S to  R W Hyman  Jr,  July  29, 

It  7 b 4,  11  38  14,  7% $3,250 

Riehl  T to  E Koch,  July  27,  It  2 block  27, 

Sheffield  add,  2y  8% $200 

Rollert  E to  W Heineinann,  July  30,  pt  It 

4 b 5,  Dolton,  5y  8% $600 

Riggle  0 J to  W Heinemann,  July  29,  lot 

10  and  pt  9 b 3,  26  39  13,  5y  7% $1,200 

Ryan  E A to  G MBogue,  July  26,  It  59  b 

3 b 4,  13  39  13,  5y  6% $500 

Riha  A to  T Scanlon,  July  27,  Its  8 to  10  b 

21,  Gano’s  add,  3y  8% $870 

Rod  F to  L Lendy,  July  30,  lots  28  and  29 

b 7,  36  40  13,  Iy  7% $383 

Reds  C to  O C Butz,  July  27,  Its  23  to  26  b 

1,  Gano  add,  Pullman,  ly  6$ $800 

Kelble  F A to  M T Bowes,  Apr  20,  Lot  11, 

9 38  14,  49m,  7% $735 

Ristow  I to  W Heinemahn,  July  30,  Its  36 

to  38  b 39,  Elston  add,  3y  8% $2,500 

Reinhardt  W F to  J Buehler,  July  29,  It  48 

b 35,  7 39  14,  5y  6% $7,000 

Robert  E to  H Potwin,  July  15,  It  71  b 40, 

Sheffield  add,  3y  7% $2’25 

Rosengren  J to  G A Rose,  July  31,  It  24  b 

1 b 4,  36  40  13,  5y  7% $900 

Stebbins  M E to  S M Moore,  June  16,  It  21 

ne  28  38  14,  6m  6# $333 

Scheuxer  A to  C H Nieman,  July  28,  It  26 

blb48,  19  39  14  3y  8% $150 

Sheridan  J W to  I G Lombard,  May  13,  Its 

6 and  7 b 5,  Douglas  Park  addn,  3y  8%, 

• $4,500 

Swain  U J to  Sheldon  & Hale,  July  27,  lot 

76  It  7,  etc,  8 39  14,  ly  6% $400 

Sanders  P to  J De  Koven,  July  26,  lot  17 
and  part  18  and  19  b 1,  22  39  14,  3y  6£, 

$3,000 

Snlanke  FtoffD  Kerfoot,  July  9,  It  2 b 4 

30  39  14,  6m  8% $200 

Schord  S to  M E Greenebaum,  May  28,  It 

29  b 2,  Gross  Pk,  3y  7% $400 

Schwing  G to  E S Dreyer,  July  29,  prt  ne 

H 13  38  13,  2 y 6% $2,500 

Scheurer  A to  C H Niemann,  July  28,  It  25 

b 1 b 48,  19  40  14,  4y  6$ $200 

Smith  S M to  M A Swart,  July  6,  lots  37 

and  38  b 45,  9 37  14,  7% $320 

Schmidt  A to  E E Prussing,Nov  25,  lots  6 
to  8 blk  13  blk  44,  Sheffield  add,  4y  6% 

$97  5 

Sievers  E and  H P to  L Lendy,  July  30,  It 

7 b 1,  Ridgeley  add,  3y  7% $1,911 

Smith  JtoHW  Ames,  Aug  3,  It  11  It  9 b 

1,  1 38  14,  5y  5% $1,200 

Sarner  R to  H A Hurlbut,  Julj  19,  lot  88  b 

7,  19  39  14,  6y  7%  $1,700 

Steffens  M J to  H W Booth,  July  28,  pt  It 

9 b 2,  27  39  14,  6m  8% $2,000 

Sumdeman  A to  G N Stone,  July  26,  pt  It 

1 w 14,  28  40  14,  ly  6% :.$8. 

Schalk  E and  F to  — Gatzel,  Aug  3,  Its  16 

and  18  b 6,  S & G add,  5y  7% $400 

Spalding  A G to  JO  Welling,  May  3,  It  4 

b 1,  13  28  14,  3y  8% 2,333 

Stenstrom  A W G to  J W Scoville,  July  29, 

It  3 It  48,  33  40  14,  5y  6% $2,500 

Stolba  F to  J W Scoville,  July  28,  pt  b 11, 

18  39  14,  5y  6% $2,000 

Taylor  J M to  H G Parkins,  July  31,  n % 

It  14  b 20,  Duncan  add,  5y $1,500 

Tangney  J to  E Knauer,  July  29,  lot  45  b 

52,  33  40  14,  ly  7% $400 

Tooker  G A and  R N to  W E Furness, July 
9,  pt  lot  16  b 2,  Bushnell  addn,  3y  5 

rT, $8,000 

Taylor  D S to  E Maynard,  July  29,  It  1 and 

, 2>  sw  frl  qr  5 37  15,  ly  6# $1,000 

Toursen  J to  S E Gross,  July  19,  It  45  b 3, 

Clifford  add,  2y  6% $732 

Thane  A to  M T Bowes,  Apr  1,  It  10  It  6 b 

6,  9 38  14,  40m  6% $650 

Tedford  D to  L Baird,  June  28,  It  2 b 2 b 

4,  20  40  14,  5y  6% $500 

Tully  B to  HG  Foreman,  July  30,  It  25  b 

2 b 1, 19  39  14,  5y  8% $3,200 

Tucker  J H to  WM  Willmer,  Aug  3,  Its  13 

and  14  b 1 25  40  13,  87m  6% $1,234 

Von  der  Heidt  C to  C F Schumacher  Jr, 

May  11,  pt  It  16  b 4,  Ellis  w add,  5 y,  5 

Tr  1'5? $1,000 

Vert  H to  A Peterson,  July  29,  It  58  b 1,  7 

39  14,  3y  $1,900 

Venell  C J to  M E Greenebaum,  Mar  20, 

Its  1 to  4 and  7 n % b 6,  29  40  14,  3y  6% 

$375 

Wadsworth  L to  D Quigg,  July  31,  It  7,  lot 

1 b 70,  Hyde  Pk,  2y  7% $1,300 

Whaling  J M to  H E Lowe,  June  1,  pt  Its 

7 and,  Tyler  sub,  34  39  14.  30m  8%.  .$3,000 
Walker  A S to  W Bond,  July  1,  lot  14  b 3, 

2 38  14, 5y  6£ $5,000 

oolacott  J S to  II  A Hangan/July  15,  pt 

It  2 b 25,  J R & 8 add,  6y  6%  ‘ $8,000 


Wigand  F to  F Schrader,  July  30,  It  28  b 

48,  7 38  14,  3y  7 % $t00 

Whitney  F I to  W L Pierce,  July  28,  w % 

ne  14  31  38  15,  6m  7% $5,000 

Wacher  J to  0 Lindemann,  May  16.  It  36 

b 2,  29  40  14,  4y  6% . $400 

White  W to  H T Chace,  June  29,  It  31  b 8, 

33  39  14,  4y  6$ $450 

Williamson  J to  G A Pease,  July  26,  It  6 

b 5,9  38  14,  6 % $500 

Whitnorth  J to  C B CruiKshank,  Apr  1,  lot 

6 It  5,  9 38  14,  46m $700 

Wapstafl  S E to  M T Bowes,  Mar  15,  It  8, 

9,  38  14,  46m,  7% $700 

Wallner  G to  J H Ernst,  July  31,  It  5 It  8 

b 2,  Sheffield’s  add,  3y  6% $2,000 

Wells  A A and  O M to  T Schintz,  July  20, 

It  40  b 36  40  13,  Nov  1,  ’89,  7% $700 

Wolff  W G to  E Koch,  August  2,  It  7 b 53, 

Butterfield  add,  3y  6% $1,500 

Wolff  A to  W Heinemann,  July  3,  It  39  b 6 

b 5,  Sheffield  add,  3y  7% $1,500 

Weber  E to  E W Zander,  July  15,  lot  94  b 

16,  6 39  14,  3y  6% $1,000 

Winger  H H to  G Coombs,  July  31,  pt  lot 

b 15,  36  40  13,  3y $85o 

Wylie  D to  G G Willard,  Aug  2,  lease  of  It 

11  and  12  b 35,  Kmzie  add,  2y $14,000 

Weisbrod  J to  J Hart,  Aug  3,  It  4 b 2, 

Delaven  add,  30ds,  6% $2,450 

Woomer  F F to  J C Welling,  May  3,  Its  1 

and  2 b 2,  13  38  14,  3y  6% $4,666 

Young  J H to  W A Bond,  July  13,  lots  49 

and  58  b 8,  J & P add,  ly  7% $1,450 

Zorge  A U to  G B Hammond,  Aug  2,  pt  Its 
16  to  50  b 12,  Park  Ridge $300 


CHATTEL,  MORTGAGES. 

Arnold  C H to  E R Mackey  July  31,  furn 

2991^  w Randolph  st,  6 m $390 

Anderson  J W to  J Cullen  JuLy  31,  furn 

1312  Diversey  av  6 m $97 

Ackerman  R to  I A Hallstrom  July  30, 

furn  359  n Market  st,  5 m $128 

Arbogast  C to  C E Baker  July  30,  furn  63 

nurlbut  st,  1 y $202 

Allen  E R to  M P Biddlecom  Aug  3,  furn 

503  Opera  House  bldg  etc,  7 m $200 

Burns  J J to  S Bichardson  July  29,  furn, 

261  Franklin  st  6 m $42 

Booth  C J to  R H Babcock  July  28,  piano 

637  Van  Buren  st  3 m $94 

Bonnem  M to  E Bonnem  July  26.  horse 

®fc  4 y $200 

Bell  R to  Moody  & Waters  JuLy  31,  furn 

100  Desplaines  st  6 m $150 

Butler  C to  F F Kellogg  July  29,  furn 

3412  State  st5  m $51 

Bitner  C G to  A Fawcett  July  30,  furn 

3751  Johnson  pi $500 

Baldwin  W F to  0 S Drake  July  30,  horse 

etc  248  Ohio  st  2 y,  7% $175 

Brodie  S to  M L Pemberton  July  29,  furn 

221  n Clark  st,  4 m $125 

Biernan  H to  W Bohning  July  28,  horses 

etc  Hanover  2 y $1700 

Buschick  G E to  D Rankin  July  31,  furn 

11  Warren  av,  3m....’. $165 

Bacon  W H to  H B Rogers  July  29,  furn 

1242  State  st,  21  m $54 

Boesdan  W to  E Jager  Aug  3,  furn  255  Ra- 
cine av $200 

Brunst  F to  C Seipp  Brg  Co  Aug  2,  saloon 

287  w 12th  st,  1 y $275 

Cramer  K to  C D Peck  Aug  2,  furn  361  n 

Clark  st,  9 m $250 

Cleveland  M B to  W V Webster  July  13, 

dental  office  etc  126  State  st  4 m $500 

Cooper  C to  A J Pomeroy  July  26,  piano 

43  Tannan  av $175 

Courdote  M to  J Samuels  JuLy  29,  furn 

271  Hurrn  st  4 m $155 

Carroll  M J to  Blain  Brother  July  30,  furn 

39  Hastings  st  7 m $ 

Carson  G M to  S Richardsoh  July  28,  furn 

3560  Cottage  Grove  av,  7 m $110 

Callahan  A E to  S Richardson  July  26, 

furn  358  w North  av  4 m $75 

Carry  R to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co  Aug  2 

saloon  574  Wells  st  demand. $300 

Cassidy  F ho  J W Lusk  Aug  3,  furn  6 Ar- 
tesian av,  6 m $68 

Carr  A to  E R Mackey  Aug  3,  furn  671 

Park  av  6 m $55 

Brassard  O to  V Brassard  Aug  3,  furn  3504 

Vincennes  av,  2 y $1000 

Dwight  H to  J H Hunt  July  27,  horse  etc 

3132  Prairie  av,  6 m $112 

Durell  W M to  C E Baiter  Feb  20,  furn 

377  Ohio  st,  6 m $124 

Daly  A D to  G G Newbury  Aug  3,  furn,  8 

Loomis  st  Sept  1 $165 

Elliott  A II  to  E R Mackey  Aug  3,  furn 

508  Idaho  st  6 m $91 

Emerson  J to  G Church  July  27,  furn  23 
Ewing  pi,  6 m.. $16 


Everett  W S to  C Williams  July  29,  furn 

2947  Prairie  av  5 m $469 

Felton  G W to  F E Blackman  July  22,  furn 

2230  Indiana  av,  6 m $360 

Frank  H to  Blain  Brother  July  31,  furn, 

2811  Dearborn  st,  3 m $60 

Fisher  C to  H B & B H Dodge  Aug  2,  re- 
frigerator 348  Clark  st $66 

Foster  W S to  J H Norton  July  31,  furn 

46  n Morgan  st,  10  m $127 

Fuller  E to  S Churchill  July  31,  furn  384 

Dearborn  st  6 m $272 

Fountain  L to  S Richardson  July  29,  furn 

59  n State  st,  6 m $102 

Fitzpatrick  P to  W N Alley  Aug  2,  furn 

551  27th  st,  6 m $130 

Geckins  H J to  A Carmichael  July  30,  furn 

S Chicago,  5 m $29 

Gelting  G W to  S Richardson  July  27, 

furn  3843  Johnson  pi,  6 m * . . . $72 

Gilbreath  W C to  W N Alley  July  29,  pia- 
no 1372  Madison  st,  May  1 $67 

Garnsey  C H P to  HA  Dingee  Jan  26, 

furn  413  Davis  st  6 m $90 

Gerbers  H to  C Williams  Aug  3,  horses  etc 

1163  Milwaukee  av,  7 m $317 

Gibson  G W to  J W Conroy  Aug  3,  saloon 

At>g  23 $163 

Guentzel  R to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  July  — , 

billiard  goods  193  Clark  st  19  m $1189 

Grove  S A to  E R Mackev  JuLy  29,  furn 

464  Congress  st  6 m $130 

Gillis  M to  E R Mackey  JuLy  30,  furn  32 

Pine  st  6 m $i< 

Hazelton  F B to  L B Shieids  June  26,  furn 

94  n Western  av,  3 m 7~ $58 

Hall  W to  J Cullen  July  31,  furn  381  Win- 
chester av $70 

Herrick  P H to  J Oberman  Brg  Co  July 

30,  saloon  341  w Madison  st  1 y $1100 

Hamilton  C W to  M Ryan  July  28,  furn 

63  Canal  st  4 m $350 

Harris  CC  to  L Hintz  July  30,  furn  383 

Oakley  av,  1 $97 

Hasdell  T R to  G B Christie  JuLy  31,  furn 

70  Madison  st,  16  m $296 

Hopkins  GEto  FW  Keator  July  26,  furn 

3749  Ellis  av,  2y $915 

Heitman  C to  J Lorenze  July  18,  horses 

etc,  Northfield  2 y $250 

Hunt  D W to  C J Shields  July  30,  piano, 

11  Clarkson  3 m $63 

Hosmer  N to  J D Spear  July  28,  furn,  14 

Lincoln  av  2 m $135 

Hansen  F to  C Jachow  July  26,  furn  432 

Sedgwick  st  7% $200 

Hoggard  M E to  J F Connard  July  1 pia- 
no 3160  Wabash  av  7 m $122 

Havill  S T to  J CGoetschel  June  1,  horses 

etc  581  w Erie  st  2 y $150 

Hanne  F to  H G Zaelter  Aug  1,  mules  etc 

87  Hurlbntst3  m $150 

Hinman  C to  0 Hatch  Aug  4,  furn  1152 

Lexington  av,  2 y $300 

Henry  M to  Blain  Brother  Aug  3,  furn  385 

State  st,  3m.. $115 

Hagen  A to  J McRobbie  July  30,  furn  369 

w Monroe  st,  2 y $253 

Hirsch  D to  J D Spear  JuLy  28furn  345 

Wells  st,  6 m $6C 

Ingeroldsen  J to  F M Bailey  July  27,  furn 

1225  Walson  av,  4 m $39 

Jienke  G to  H Schaefer  Aug  2,  candy  fac- 
tory 446  w Cnicago  av  2 y $600 

Jackson  A to  S Richardson  July  29,  furn 

2713  State  st,  5 m $68 

Johnston  T to  G D Beebe  July  30,  furn, 

306  w Division  st  5 m $111 

Keeney  DF  to  W S Wharton  July  10,  wag- 
on 913  North  av  4 m $168 

Krueger  C to  G B Christie  Aug  3,  furn  10 

Willow  st,  ly $148 

Kelleher  C to  W N Alley  Aug  2,  furn,  — 

Irving  pi,  6 m $215 

Kearney  E J to  W N Alley  Aug  3,  furn 

3548  Stanton  av,  5 m $124 

Kupfarar  FtoA  W Fiebich  July  23,  sa- 
^ loon  175  n HaDted  st  to  secure  rent.  .$195 
Kellick  C to  Blain  Brother  Aug  2,  furn 

4716  Dearborn  st,  6 m $130 

Kuhr  J to  C Williams  July  29,  market  4244 

Ashland  av,  5 m $90 

Lewman  R to  M L Pemberton  July  30, 

furn  188  Orchard  st,  4 m $92 

Littledale  H to  H F Kitt  July  23,  furn  Jef- 
ferson. 7 m $326 

Lessing  C to  Wacker  & B B <fc  M Co  July 

25,  saloon  1081  n Oakley  av  1 y $225 

Larson  K to  C Ryan  JuLy  30,  furn  104 

Ewing  st,  3 m $32 

Langlund  C C to  J D Spear  July  29,  furn,  " 

> 3 m $32 

Lane  L to  W W Charles  Aug  2,  furn  40 

Plum  st $57 

Lueders  W to  E Brumm  Aug  4,  furn  574 

Milwaukee  av $300 

Loefler  J to  J D Spear  Aug  2,  furn  14  Hin- 


she  st,  3 m $115 

Larson  N to  E R Mackey  July  31,  piano  6 

m $99 

Murray  J F to  J W Lusk  July  31,  furn  590 

Erie  st.  6 m $73 

Miller  J C S to  E R Mackey  July  31,  pia- 
no and  furn,  78  Grant  pi $165 

Mohl  H to  W Boning  J uly  24,  farm  ma- 
chinery etc  Hanover,  2 y $432 

McNulty  M to  E Brown  July  30,  horse  etc, 

25  Erie  st,  6 m $72 

Moore  L to  W W Charles  July  29,  furn,  5 

Park  Row  6 m $360 

Myers  J to  H 0 Brown  July  26,  furn  84 

Gilpin  pi,  6 m $267 

Milozzo  S to  G Garibaldi  July  29,  barber 

shop  157  Van  Buren  st  18  m $600 

Michalls  J H to  J H Norton  July  29,  furn 

162  La  Salle  st  1 m $25 

McCain  C to  E R Mackey  July  29,  furn 

225  Hermitage  av  6 m $109 

Mumford  L C to  CE  Wyman  July  30,  furn 

1333  Fulton  st,  6 m $320 

Morley  E R to  F E Blackman  July  30,  furn 

296  State  st  2 y $200 

Morris  E to  D Scott  July  21,  restaurant 

446  State  st  2 y $800 

Metzger  A to  Trustees  S N Verien  July  — 

cigars  etc,  118  Cornell  st $200 

M urphy  C F to  S Richardson  July  27,  furn 

116  39th  st,  3 m $93 

Murphy  L to  S Richardson  July  28,  furn 

2701  Dearborn  st  4 m $36 

McCarthy  W to  W S Wharton  Aug  2 horses 

etc  470  Clark  st  90  ds $1200 

Murray  C H to  W W Charles  Aug  2,  mules 

etc  13  Birch  st  4 m $143 

Marr  W L to  D D Marr  Aug  3,  furn  — 

State  st,  1 y $600 

Marr  W L to  T Marr  Nov  21,  drugs  59  n 

State  st,  2 y $550 

Mraz  J A to  P Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  June 

17,  furn  587  Centre  av  2 y,  6% $400 

Milnor  G W to  W N Alley  July  15,  piano 

840  Adams  st,  3 m $91 

Mathews  G W to  W N Alley  July  31,  furn 

400  27th  st  4 m $89 

Marvin  W R to  W N Alley  Aug  2,  furn 

2974  Indiana  av,  3 m ". $110 

Molter  J to  E Ascher  Aug  2,  saloon  268  w 

12th  st  July  1,  8% $635 

Maloney  E to  A Johnson  July  12,  live 

stocK  etc,  Evanston  May  1, ’88 $500 

McCarthy  D to  P Best  Brg  Co  Aug  2,  sa- 
loon 618  Blue  Island  av,  6 m $350 

McCauley  W to  Blain  Brother , horses 

etc  6 m $131 

McCollister  C E to  Blain  Brother  Aug  2, 

furn  84  Loomis  st  6 m $180 

Nelson  S to  J La  Cour  July  29,  bldgs  30 

38  15,  2 y $800 

Noonan  D E to  B Daniels  July  31,  furn  48 

Curtis  st  15  m $322 

Namm  F to  J C Seddon  July  30,  furn  459 

Superior  st  wkly $60 

Nutzhorn  F to  H Nutzhorn  July  1,  crock- 
ery etc  194  Halsted  st  Mch  1 $80 

Newton  H to  J H Norton  Aug  2,  furn  Jef- 
ferson 9 m $90 

Nelson  C to  J H Hunt  Aug  2,  lath  etc  259 

Randolph  st,  7 m $310 

O’Connor  T G to  C Seipp  Brg  Co  July  31, 

saloon  26  Pacific  av,  1 y 8% $2000 

Omo  J T to  0 F Malcom  Aug  3,  furn  189 

Wabash  av ..$118 

Olson  P to  P Harvy  June  16,  saloon  265 

Division  st,  demand $300 

O’Brien  M J to  C Williams  July  31,  horses 

etc  Jefferson,  5 m $65 

Olsen  A to  C E Danielson  Aug  2,  furn  181 

Huron  st,  3 m $170 

Page  J F to  D D Doggett  July  24,  engine 

boiler  etc  Hyde  Park  6 m $350 

Pine  A S to  Schneidewend  & Lee  Co  July 

29,  wagon  ,3  m $109 

Peterson  G to  F M Bailey  July  29,  furn 

256  n Franklin  st,  4 m $98 

Person  C A to  E W Dry  den  July  30,  saloon 

3444  State  st  6 m $1200 

Paxon  L C to  J IV  Lusk  Aug  2,  furn  4405 

Emerald  av,  6 m $117 

Parker  C W to  F A Paraer  Aug  2,  furn  716 

Van  Buren  st  8 m $1,700 

Pierce  H B to  E J Bronson, , furn  Jef- 
ferson 1 y $200 

Roberts  S to  H L & D H Kocherspnrger 
Aug  3,  furn,  973  Van  Buren  st  Mch  15 

$175 

Roesch  J to  W N Alley  July  28,  furn  16 

Grant  st,  6 m $121 

Reed  T W to  J P Smith  July  30,  horse  etc, 

Maplewood  6 m $60 

Ruff  H S to  S Richardson  July  27,  furn 

682  Ohio  st,  3 m .’ $54 

Ryberg  C J to  J Seeger  Aug  3,  furn  266 

MilwauKee  av,  4 m 

Roth  L to  H M McIntosh  Aug  2, 


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T.  WILGB  &o  CO. 

LUMBER,  LATH  AND  SHINGLES 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KlI^NS,  and,  having  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

KILN  - nit  I RIP  IIzS  Bl  D WOOB>  FLOORING, 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices , 

Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts.,  CHICAGO,  ILL 


and  wagon  77  Emerald  av  6 m $130 

Roach  J F to  L B Shields  Aug  2,  furn  etc 

325  w 13th  st  6 m $66 

Richards  F to  J D Spear  Aug  2,  furn  - — — - 

3 m $115 

Rafferty  W J to  J Roach  JuLy  12,  saloon 

187  w 12th  st  9 m $450 

Sullivan  C to  E R Mackey  July  31,  live 

stock  Cicero,  6 m $650 

Stoewsand  F to  M L Pemberton  July  30, 
horse  wagon  ete  521  w Superior  st,  6 m 

$108 

Sanders  M L to  O D Hadsell  July  26,  furn 

204  Colorado  av,  1 m $75 

Schwahn  G to  E R Mackey  JuLy  29,  furn 

Lake  View,  6 m $68 

Stetheimer  M C to  W S Wharton  JuLy31, 

furn  253  Ogden  av,  8 m $382 

Sheldon  G W to  Garden  City  Billiard  T Co 
July  31,  pool  table  etc,  1303  State  st  2 

y $291 

Sturr  R N to  C Ryan  July  30,  furn  1058 

Madison  st,  3 m $ 

Shields  R to  E R Mackey  July  30,  furn 

215  Centre  av  6 m $130 

Stiller  P to  H Detmer  July  28,  piano  548 

w Chicago  av,  14  m $350 

Sleight  E D to  C Babcock  July  29,  horses 

etc,  47  Racine  av $128 

Stratton  A to  S Richardson  July  28,  furn, 

63  Palmer  av,  6 m $72 

Strong  E to  M A Wolcott  July  29,  furn  — 

Cornelia  st  4 m $45 

Ball  C E to  J D Spear  July  28,  phaeton 

etc  2 m $45 

Stub  C to  J D Spear  July  23,  furn  64  Hum- 
boldt st  4 m $59 

Schwartz  J to  S Richardson  July  19,  furn 

371  25th  st  4 m $30 

Schaeffer  VV  to  W J Hamilton  July  30,  ba- 
kery etc  1 y $530 

Spencer  B D to  W W Charles  Aug  4 horses 
etc  Monroe  st  and  Michigan  av  4 m.$215 
Stemper  C to  B F Smith  Aug  2,  cottage 

etc  292  Forquer  st,  2 y $765 

Schroeder  R to  J W Lusk  Aug  3,  furn  411 

Dudley  st,  3 m $115 

Spear  E to  M P Biddlecom  Julv  1,  furn 

3709  Prairie  av,  8 m $170 

Storch  M & H W to  E A ClarK  July  30, 

furn  30  Orchard  st,  May  28  ’87 $103 

Smith  W S to  Blain  Brother  July  31,  furn 

1606  Wabash  av,  1 y $680 

Smart  J W W to  T Ritchie  Aug  3,  furn 

111  Chicago  av $397 

Sullivan  J to  J Schwyer  Aug  3,  saloon  84 

La  Salle  st,  17  m $2400 

Sheehan  C to  R Rothchild’s  Sons  July  31, 
saloon  fixtures  28  w Polk  st,  7 m ....  $350 
Shoemaker  W H to  J D Spear  Aug  2,  furn 

471  Washington  bd,  7 m $130 

Sleet  B T to  E R Walser  July  27,  furn  108 

12th  st  Nov  1 $68 

Spitz  L to  P Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  Aug  2. 

saloon  393  Madison  st  2 y $492 

Taufer  M E to  E R Mackey  July  29,  furn 

Lake,  6 m $130 

Turbush  E S to  J D Spear  June  26,  furn 

987*4  Wilcox  av,  2 m $56 

Umdenstock  M to  F P Elliott  & Co  July 
30,  printing  office  562  Market  st  2 y $4400 

Ulrich  B A to  J J Owen  Aug  2,  , 94 

Washinton  st  1 y $150 

Van  Olstyn  A G to  E R MacKey  July  28, 

piano  Hyde  Park  3 m $61 

Ward  F W to  E R Mackey  July  31,  furn  etc 

264  Paulina  st  1 y 

Westerman  M to  J Cullen  July  30.  horse 

etc  534  Jefferson  st  6 m $251 

Wilcox  E to  G Gates  July  30,  furn  993 

Adams  st  6 m $227 

Wimans  T O to  0 D Hadsell  May  17,  furn 

92  s Halsted  st  1 m $50 

Wisher  A to  O D Hadsell  June  16,  buggy 

etc  525  Benson  6 m $125 

Wilke  W M to  E Halvorsen  July  31.  furn 

428  Milwaukee  av,  3 m $325 

Weston  M 0 to  E R Mackey  July  30,  piano 

1133  Bowen  av  3 m $180 

Wilson  GtoS  Richardson  Julv  29,  furn 


439  Park  av,  6 m $72 

Walls  M R to  J D Spear  July  29,  furn, 

1351  Bowen  av,  7 m $130 

Wood  H H to  M K Williams  July  29,  furn 

253  Erie  st,  4 m $115 

Whitney  C to  W S Wharton  Aug  2,  furn 

138  Sherman  st  4 m $59 

Welles  J to  W W Charles  July  31,  furn 

347  Elen  st  6 m $250 

Winters  W A to  M J Kimball  July  31, 

furn  233  w Harrison  st,  6m $63 

Whyte  J G to  E Miller  Aug  2,  furn  935  n 

Hoxne  av.  6 m $195 

Waite  W E to  J Stirlen  July  31,  jewelry 
furn  etc  172  walnut  st  1 y $260 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Mouldings, 

Frames,  Brackets,  Turnings,  Etc. 

facilities  are  equal  to  any,  and  we  make  a specialty  of  furnishing  Contractors  everything  in  t he.«4£J 
IfgSp^shape  of  Woodwork  for  any  class  of  Building,  including  all  kinds 

STAIR  WORK  AND  HARDWOOD  FINISH. 

Estimates  or  any  other  information  in  our  line  I Comer  Twenty-SeCOnd.  and  ThrOOp  Streets, 
may  be  had  promptly  on  application.  | CHICACO, 


MOKTtiAGES. 

Hendrickson  0 to  W North  Ave  B L & H 
Assn,  July  28,  lot  42  blk  21,  35  40  13,  5#, 

$700 

Hagman  A F to  C Perm  B & L Assn.  Julv 
6,  Its  48  and  49  b 2,  30  38  15,  8%  .'.$1,200 
Hill  A to  U S B & L Society,  July  29,  lot 

12  b 7,  4 38  14,  8% ..  ..$600 

Marsh  M to  People’s  B & L Assn.  July  29, 

It  6 b 2,  13  39  13,  8% $1,300 

Milnes  E to  B L Pease,  July  26,  It  41  b 2, 

13  39  13,  3y  7# $800 

Lawson  W to  S Bremer,  Apr  24,  It  5 It  7 b 

4,  M & H’s  add,  3 y 6$ $150 

Grut  E E and  G C to  A Mitchell,  July  10, 

It  5 b 7,  Hyde  Park,  5y  8% $2,000 

McAdams  J to  H L Young,  July  26,  pt  Its 

2 and  3,  Adams  subdvn,  28  39  14,  3y  6#, 
$3,500 

Behrends  C to  N Chicago  Mutial  S & B 
Assn,  July  26,  pt  It  83,  Butterfield  add,  5 

1-5$ $500 

Logeman  M and  H to  A S Wehrheim,  July 

30,  It  29  b 2,  29  40  14,  7$ $280 

Johnson  L A to  W C Goudy,  JuLy  10,  lot 

39  b 2,  28  40  14,  4 y 8$ $400 

Smith  E G to  W F Ross,  July  28,  pt  Its  13 

and  14  b 7,  Pine  Grove,  90  ds $450 

Ruese  W to  H Lams,  JuLy  29,  lot  37  b 1, 

etc,  29  40  14,  3 y 6$ $450 

Brunford  E R to  M J Woodworth,  June  1, 

Its  1 and  2 b 11,  K & R addn,  Evanston, 

4y  6 % $200 

Smith  E G to  L A Belee,  July  30,  pt  Its  13 

and  14  b 7,  Pine  Grove,  2y  7# $1,700 

Luse  M A and  JWtoH  Bodsford,  JuLy 

19,  It  10  b 2,  16  38  14,  5v  6% $1,500 

Gosman  J B to  W H Colam,  July  23,  pt  It 

6,  sw  % 2 38  14,  3y  8% $1,166 

Prindiville  M H and  J K to  G A Seaverns, 
July  1,  It  lb  5,  34  39  14,  3y  6%  ....  $5,100 
Uccello  L to  C Kalena,  July  30,  pt  lots  1 
and  2 b 75,  R,  M & S’s  add,  2y,  ■ •$ — 

Adams  J J to  Chicago  Perm  B & L Assn, 

July  20,  It  3 b 11,  11  38  14,  8% $700 

George  A L to  Chicago  Perm  B & L Assn 

June  15,  It  16,  11  38  14,  8% $1,000 

Lavezze  J M to  W North  Av  B L & H Assn 

July  28,  It  30  b 2,  1 39  13,  5# $1,000 

Kralky  J to  M Bieschke,  July  28,  lot  7 b 4 

b 12,  Sheffield’s  add,  4y  8% 

Hackendorff  C to  F Luth.  July  29,  pt  Its 
39  and  40  b 8 b 10,  Sheffield’s  add,  3y  8% 

$1,500 

Walsh  J to  J W Pryor,  Apr  20,  pt  It  17  b 8 

3 38  14,  3y  8% $600 

Fuller  J A to  A S Wehrheim,  July  17,  lot 

457  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  5y  7% $600 

Bobbins  H E to  N Corwith,  July  14,  Its  16 

to  18  b 3,  1 38  13,  3y  7% 

Schmidt  A to  H Burmeister,  July  23,  pt  It 

7 b 5,  R R add,  Harlem,  5y  7% $500 

Gustofson  A to  W C Goudy,  July  21,  lot 

317  b 1,  etc,  29  40  14,  4y  7% $1,250 

Howe  M A to  People’s  B & L Assn,  July 
19,  pt  Its  36  and  37,  16  38  14,  8 # . . .$1,500 
Mix  I J to  N W Mutl  L Ins  Co,  July  26, 

Its  28  to  30  b 96,  27  39  14,  5y  8%. . . $10,000 
Jennings  D to  J H McConnell,  July  23,  It 

5,  Co  Clk’s  sub,  33  40  13,  ly  8%  . . . . 

Schnell  J to  J H Vogt,  June  29,  It  17  b 9, 

29  40  14,  2y  7% $1,750 

Lloyd  J to  M B Herrick,  July  17,  lots  38 
and  39  b 2,  16  38  14,  ly  8% $500 


Dettmer  W to  Home  M L Assn,  July  28,  It 

34  b 9,  6 39  14,  5 1-5$ $300 

Moeller  J H to  Home  M L Assn,  July  29, 

It  15  b 6,  Gross  n add,  5 1-5$ $500 

Ballard  G W to  C While,  July  1,  pt  b 1,  14 

40  13,  4y  7% $690 

Draff erin  J to  E Kruger,  July  29,  It  17  b 6 

16  39  14,  3y  7%  $3,000 

Guquette  L to  N W L & B Assn,  July  14, 

It  56  b 2 b 12,  Rockwell’s  add,  8% . . . . $600 
Mahler  JMtoNWL&B  Assn,  July  20. 

It  3 b 1,  Ravenswood,  8% $1,400 

Soukup  R to  V Soukqp,  July  30.  It  44  b 1, 

20  39  14,  ly  8% $400 

Mack  A to  M Haas,  July  31,  It  13  b 3 b 34, 

Sheffield’s  add.  3y  6% 

Isaacks  M to  H Ruesch,  Aug  2,  pt  se  J4  28 

41  13,  40  m 8% $3,300 

Chamberlain  P G to  B J Hamm,  July  16. 

It  37  b 4,  2 38  14,  ly  8% ...  ■ $1,500 

Wellmoor  J A to  M Ballin,  Mar  30,  It  59,  s 

w 34  nw  8 38  14,  2y  6 # $250 

HaberKamp  F to  M Ballin.  July  5,  lot  57, 

sw  M nw  *4  8 38  14,  2y  6% $250 

Wellhenmeier  I to  Holland  B & L Assn, 

July  8,  It  17  b 2,  9 38  14,  7% $400 

Plamondon  J to  Holland  B & L Assn,  July 
12,  ptlts  1 to  4 Y & T sub,  18  39  14,  7%, 

$300 

Lindburg  A to  A Flanagan,  July  30,  It  21, 

Dadd’s  add,  Irving  Pk,  ly  8% $200 

Conley  G B to  J Conley,  Aug  2,  It  24  b 2, 

33  39  14,  ly  8% $1,000 

Dewey  C P to  U P Smith,  July  21,  pt  lots 
29  and  28,  G and  S sub,  34  39  14,  3y  6%, 

$1,950 

Muench  C to  Mutl  B & L Assn,  July  31,  It 

22  b 6,  4 38  14.  8% $200 

Ostrom  J to  N Chicago  Mutl  S & B Assn 
Julv  29,  It  33,  Gross’  2d  add.  5 1-5# 
Andrews  L to  Englewood  B &L  Assn,  July 

12,  It  6 b 10,  16  38  14,  7# $3,200 

Winler  N to  C Bentley  Jr,  June  23,  It  29  b 

2 b 24,  7 38  14,  4y  6% $300 

Hayes  M to  J VV  Pryor,  June  3,  Its  13  and 

14  b 11,  3 38  14,  2y  6# $2,076 

Maynard  H O to  M E Young,  Aug  2,  Lot 

12  b 1,  13  38  13,  5y  8% $5,000 

Ender  M and  WG  toNW  L & B Assn, 
July  20,  It  21  b 57,  18  37  15,  8%....  $1,600 
Sostheim  EZtoNWL&B  Assn,  July  20, 

It  16  b 37,  18  37  15,  8%.  . $2,600 

Tenber  F to  G A Seaverns,  July  15,  Its  24 

and  25  b 7,  25  40  13,  5y  8% $1,620 

Drew  A H to  J W Hambleton,  July  26,  It 

80  b 6,  16  40  13,  4-y  8% $400 

Ware  J W et  al  to  H N Young,  July  26,  Its 
35  to  47  b 2 b 15,  20  39  14,  3y  8%. . $16,000 
Cavanagh  J to  Ev  & N Cook  Co  B & L 
Assn,  July  12,  pt  It  2 b 2,  G L & G’s  add 

Evanston,  8% $5,000 

Chisholm  H H to  Commonwealth  L & B 
Assn,  July  24.  Its  20  and  21  b 1,  Park- 

side,  8% 

Laskowsky  G to  B & Emp  Relief  Assn, 

July  31,  It  2 b 8,  g3  38  15,  8% $400 

McIntosh  A to  A R Hilly  er,  July  19,  pt  Its 

43  7nd  43  b 2.  34  39  14,  2y  6% $5,000 

Meyer  F W to  A Neuber,  July  15,  It  10  b 9 

Kensington  3y  7% $600 

Ingersoll  C A to  D Ingersoll,  Apr  21,  Its  29 

and  30  b 3,  16  38  14,  5v  8% $400 

Mulleder  F to  M Ballin,  Oct  31,  It  88  n w 

34,  8 38  14,  2y  8% 

Riehl  T to  N Corwith,  July  26,  It  59  b 36, 

Sheffield’s  add.  4y  8% $400 

Kussman  P to  Huicks  & Johnson,  July  29, 

It  7 b 16,  Irondale,  Jan  5,  ’88,  6%. . . .$325 
Carl  L A to  F Friedrich,  Aug  2,  It  1 b 6,  36 

40  13,  3y  7% $800 

Boyd  J to  J Parket.  Aug  2,  Its  15  and  16  b 

3,  26  40  13,  ly  7% $300 

Keller  C to  C Brose,  July  29,  It  3 b 1 It  3. 

Sheffield’s  add,  Sept  22 $250 

Meyer  O to  F Korff,  July  31,  It  19  b 3,  31 

40  14,  72m  7%  $1,450 

Kopke  L to  B A Eckhardt,  Aug  16,  It  49  b 

15,  7 39  14,  4y  7# $1,000 

Overman  D and  H C to  F W Green,  July 
30,  It  19  b 1,  23  28  14 $— 


Wilkes  W J to  F W Green,  July  13,  It  36, 

Woodlawn  Terrace,  ly  7# $500 

Code  C N to  Humboldt  Park  B <fc  L Assn, 

July  28,  It  14  b 12,  36  40  13,  5# $1,500 

Johnson  K and  J to  Chicago  Perm  B & L 
Assn,  July  20,  lots  15  and  16  b 2,  30  38 

15,  8# $1,200 

Ernst  G to  J Racky,  Aug  3,  Its  49  and  50, 

Bogue’s  add,  ly  7% $2,000 

Wilke  W M to  Home  M L Assn,  Aug  2,  lot 

22  b 43,  Ogden’s  add,  5 1-5# $1,000 

Raffel  F to  Home  M L Assn,  Aug  2,  it  20, 

s*4  b 21,  5 39  14,  5 1-5# $4,000 

Scharlou  W to  Home  M L Assn,  Aug  4.  n 

34  It  7 b 18,  6 39  14,  5 1-5# $200 

Hacker  K to  Home  M L Assn,  July  5,  s *4 

It  6 b 21,  6 39  14,  5 1-5# $1,000 

Hill  F B iFD  Cossitt,  July  15,  pt  Its  11 
and  12  !kl6,  LaGrange  1st  addn,  7#, 

$460 

Burridge  W to  F D Cossitt,  June  29, 

Its  48  to  5 b 21,  LaGrange  1st  add.  6#, 
$600 

Cumerford  J to  J Stinson,  July  31,  It  16  b 

13,  19  39  14,  2y  7# $500 

Craig  J A to  Equitable  S L & H Assn, 
Aug  3,  It  21,  Waller’s  sub,  13  39  13,  8#, 

$1,800 

RoseG  W to  J P Bowes,  Mar  15,  It  7 b 6, 

9 38  14,  46m,  7# $675 

Werkmeister  G to  J P Bowes,  Apr  1,  It  12 

b 5,  9 38  14,  47m $700 

qlTST  CLAOI  l)EE»S  AX1> 

CLAOi  OP  TAX  SXTKBJ- 
E8TS. 

Lot  47  b 14,  w 34  etc  17  39  14,  July  31,  C 

A Sawyer  to  Jane  E Hayes $51 

Lots  15  16  17  b 24,  Vernon  Park  add,  July 
29,  John  McGeary  to  Eliza  A McGeary, 

$3,500 

Lot  7 b 24,  same,  July  29,  same  to  same. 

$1,500 

Lots  58  and  59  of  lots  1 and  2,  b 5,  Dun- 
can’s addn,  July  30,  D Miller  to  D D. 

Thorp $2,000 

J W Converse  to  G O Thomas,  July  28, 
Lts  9 and  16  b 14,  It  10  b 24,  ex  sw’ly  1- 

10  of  lot  13  b 28,  Montrose  sub  in  15  40 

13  aad  east  34  of  It  1 S T S in  16  40  13, 
$230 

S M Clark  to  J J Badenoch,  Oct  1,  ’85,  lot 
41  b 2,  Desplaines  add’n  to  Maywood, 
$150 


MEXTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 


77609  Patrick  J Sexton  v City.  By  stip,  $35,000. 

103629  Edwin  L Brown  v Amasa  E Swift.  By  deflt, 
$1087.50  and  6pecl  exn. 

193630  Thomas  A Cosgrove  v Same.  Same  $1087.50 
and  sped  exn. 

103672  Sarah  I Gift  v Harlan  P Tracy,  John  W Gift, 

Josiah  Cratty,  JP  Dorst  and  Martin  H Snyder  $9.- 
40  ‘.17. 

103673  Ida  I Dorst  v Same.  $8939.45. 

103229  James  E Munroe  v George  H Leonard,  By 
consent,  $400. 

103974  Eliphalet  W Blatchford  et  al  v Michael  C 
Sloan.  By  deflt,  $1369.75. 

104006  Walter  Glyn  v Samuel  McAuliff.  Same  $150.- 
54. 

100585  Alexander  Clark  et  al  v Louis  W Moutz.  Same 
$238. 

103862  Merchants  Nat  Bk  v Osgood  & Wolflnger  Mfg 
Co.  Same  $2883.13. 

103863  O S Johnson  v Same.  Same  $915.7  0. 

103896  Nathaniel  G Bradford  Jr  v Enoch  B Stevens. 
$13,862.20. 

104003  Wm  S Meigs  v Michael  Leary  Same  $690.25. 

163998  Martha  Phillips  et  al  v Frank  Hubka.  Same 
$312.32  and  sci  fa. 

102960  John  Whitley  exr  v P H Decker.  Same  $1432. 

104134  Schneidewend  & Lee  Co  v Dalziel  Nat  Print 
Co.  Same  $395.06. 

103613  Laura  O’Neil  v A S Cameron  and  Owen  Stuart 
Same  $55. 

1'  3897  Francis  H Bawo  et  al  v G H Sweezey.  San  t 
$217.94. 

103009  Louis  E Warner  v Sigmund  Sinsheimer.  Sam* 
$520. 

103919  George  W Cook  v Marvin  A Lawrence.  Same 
$281.36. 

103777  Wm  T Ames  et  al  v Phillip  Jampolis,  Same 
$421  25. 

104117  Alexander  Martin  v Chas  Baltz.  On  mer  $156.  - 

□69. 


464 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


By  deflt 
v Heury  Crawford 


103587  Wm  Samplis  v W Trank  Wetherill. 

$601.65. 

102951  Thomas  W Wilmarth  otal 
Same  $304  61 . 

104179  James  B Howard  v Edward  J and  Michael 
Dawan,  Matthew  McGinnis  and  John  Heinsen 
Same  $322.5". 

103568  Theron  Pardee  v Edwin  Scott  and  Charles  W 
Watson.  Same  $187,  gen  and  sped  exn  as  to  Wat- 
son and  sped  as  to  Scott. 

113799  Charles  A Bayler  v Edward  Schbbach.  Same 
$916. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

52845  E Hollinshad  v M C Hayes.  On  fiudg,  $69.05 


Satisfied. 


lt!LJ.S0F  SALE 

Scott  A J to  E Morris  July  30,  restaurant  448  State 

st 

bowman  MC  to  C V Lowman  July  31,  furn  229  25th 

st $1 

Patterson  M to  E A Rehkoff  July  22,  wagon  etc  27' 

Halsted  st  1 y .' $55 

Roberts  D T to  F A Rehkopf  July  23,  wagon  etc  — 

Union  Pk  PI,  1 y $282 

Stein  J to  A Puntkofsky  July  31,  store  fixtures  4'  3 

Elston  av $700 

Stuermor  E to  J Standt  July  13  store  fixtures  stc 

2265  Archer  av $1150 

McGeary  J to  Mary  McGeary  July  29,  furn  467  Tay- 

lorst $2,000 

Reifschneider  LCtoS  Reifschneider  Aug  2,  saloon 

290  w 12th  st $500 

Gurgensen  P to  A Gurgenson  July  2,  horses,  etc, 

— $400 

Meyer  E to  A Meyer’s  Sons  Aug  2,  mchy  etc  56  Ran- 
dolph st $2 

Reichardt  J to  E Brandt  July  2,  furn  Dolton. . $1500 

Havill  H JtoMBJ  Havill  July  24,  sash  and  doors 

3(  9 5th  av  (no  signitures  or  consideration 

Stafford  A E to  T Allen  July  8,  bldgs  etc  344  Michi 

„ San  av 

Scheubert  E to  E Scheubert  July  21,  furn  mchy  etc 

705  Centre  av $580 

Barnes  CT  to  C B Holmes  July  15,  dental  office  13 

Central  Music  Hall $500 

Shannon  WWtoFJ  Berry  Aug  3,  furn  154"  La  Salle 

„av  ’ VAV  ' ' $1,300 

Marr  T to  W L Marr  Nov  21  drugs,  59  n State  st..$575 
Christian  A to  J A Young  Aug  4,  furn  117  w Wash- 
ington st $350 


REAL  ESTATE  I,  AW. 

Elezar  Divine  v.  Elizabeth  M.  Harkness  et 

al.  June  15,  1886. 

1.  Contract. — To  constitute  contract  of 
sale  of  land  by  the  acceptance  of  an  offer  to 
sell,  it  must  be  unconditional.  No  contract 
will  result  from  a letter  in  reply  that  the 
party  will  accept  the  offer  “provided  the 
title  is  perfect.”  At  any  time  before  an 
unconditional  acceptance  of  an  offer  and 
compliance  with  its  terms  it  may  be  with- 
drawn. 

2.  Same. — The  agents  for  the  owning  or 
party  having  the  power  to  sell  a lot,  gave  to 
a party  desirous  of  purchasing  the  same,  a 
receipt  as  follows:  “Received  of  J.  A.  W., 
attorney  for  T.  N.  C„  his  check  for  $500,  as 
deposit,  on  account  of  proposed  purchase  of 
sub-lot  2,  etc.,  said  sum  of  $500,  when  paid 
to  apply  on  said  purchase  of  said  lot  at 
$8,000  cash,  or  to  be  returned  to  him  in  case 
said  sale  cannot  be  perfected,  say  within 
sixty  days  from  this  date,  or  in  case  the  title 
should  prove  defective;  it  being  understood 
that  we  are  to  forward  a deed  to  the  owner 
of  said  lot  and  recommend  its  execution. 
Lyman  & Giddings.”  Held,  not  the  evi- 
dence of  a contract  of  sale,  but  only  a pro- 
posed purchase  and  agreement  of  the  agents 
to  forward  a deed  and  recommend  its 
execution. 

27 — 14 — Frank  Cihak  v.  Hynen  Klekr  et  al. 

Filed  at  Ottawa,  May  15,  1836. 

1.  Easement — In  alley  appurtenant  to 
lot. — Where  the  owner  of  two  tenements,  or 
of  an  entire  estate,  has  so  arranged  and 
adapted  them  that  one  tenement  or  one 
portion  of  the  estate  derives  a benefit  and 
advantage  from  the  other  of  a permanent, 
open  and  visible  character,  and  he  sells  the 
same,  the  purchaser  will  take  the  tenement 
or  portion  with  all  the  benefits  and  ’ ./dens 
which  so  appear  at  the  time  of  the  sale  to 
belong  to  it.  It  is  not  necessary  in  such 
case  that  the  easement  claimed  by  the 
grantee  must  be  really  necessary  for  the 
enjoyment  of  the  estate  granted.  It  is 
sufficient  if  it  is  highly  convenient  and  bene- 
ficial therefor. 

When  the  agent  of  the  owner  of  three  lots, 
19,  20  and  21,  lying  parallel  to  each  other 
and  adjoining,  for  convenience  in  leasing, 
made  a plat  of  lots  20  and  21,  dividing  them 
transversely  into  four  lots  leaving  an  alley 
ten  feet  wide  off  the  ends  of  such  lots  next 
to  lot  19,  which  accommodated  that  lot 
as  well  as  the  other  four  of  the  sub-divi- 
sion and  was  highly  convenient  and  bene- 
ficial to  lot  19;  and  such  agent  in  negotiat- 
ing for  the  sale  of  the  half  of  lot  19  next  to 
the  alley,  exhibited  to  the  purchaser  a plat 
showing  such  alley  acknowledged  by  the  lot 
owner,  and  promised  to  have  the  same  re- 
corded, and  the  sale  was  closed  by  the  pur- 


chaser on  the  assurance  and  belief  that  such 
alley  was  an  easement  to  his  lot,  and  the 
owner  in  making  sales  and  conveyances  of 
the  other  lots  sold  with  reference  to  such 
plat,  and  reserved  off  the  end  of  each  of  the 
four  lots  fen  feet  next  lot  19,  and  finally  put 
such  plat  on  record  on  which  the  alley  was 
marked.  “ Reserved  for  private  alley  Held, 
that  such  alley  became  and  was  an  easement 
appurtenant  to  lot  19,  which  could  not  be 
destroyed  by  the  owners  of  the  other  lots 
without  the  concurrence  of  the  purchaser  of 
lot  19.  In  such  case  the  subsequent  sale  of 
lots  by  such  plat  reserving  the  alley  implied 
knowledge  by  the  owner  of  the  same  and 
was  evidence  tending  to  show  his  adoption 
and  confirmation  of  the  sub-division. 

Charles  K.  Harland  v.  Henry  B.  Eastman. 

Filed  at  Ottawa,  May  15,  1886. 

? To  show  Title  to  Land — Possession. — 
The  doctrine  is  well  recognized  that  proof 
of  possession  of  land  under  claim  of  owner- 
ship is  prima  facie  evidence  of  a fee  simple 
title  in  the  occupant  so  claiming  to  be 
owner. 

Proof  of  Plaintiff’s  Title. — In  an  action 
of  ejectment  the  plaintiff  proved  that  A,  as 
far  back  as  1855,  was  in  possession  of  the 
premises,  claiming  as  of  privity  between  the 
parties  to  the  suit  with  respect  to  the  pro- 
perty sought  to  be  recovered.  In  other 
words,  when  parties  claim  under  indepen- 
dent hostile  titles  demand  of  possession  is 
not  required. 

M hen  the  plaintiff  in  ejectment  claims 
title  by  deeds  from  the  heirs  of  a person 
having  possession  up  to  his  death  claiming 
to  own  the  premises,  and  the  defendants 
seek  to  show  an  outstanding  paramount 
title  in  a third  person  derived  through  a sale 
of  the  premises  for  taxes,  no  demand  of 
possession  or  notice  to  quit  need  be  shown 
by  plaintiff. 

I ax  Title.  If  the  judgment  against  a 
lot  for  taxes  is  for  a greater  sum  than  the 
taxes  due  thereon,  the  sale  thereunder  and 
the  deed  will  be  void. 

33 — 21  John  A,  Lomax  v.  George  A.  Gin- 
dele.  (Opinion  by  Mulkey,  J.,  affirming.) 
Filed  at  Ottawa,  May  15,  1886. 

1.  Tax  Sale — Act  amounting  to  re- 
demption.— When  the  holder  of  an  undi- 
vided half  of  a tract  of  land,  having  the 
right  to  redeem  the  same  from  a tax  sale 
instead  of  doing  so  directly,  enters  into  an 
agreement  with  the  holder  of  the  tax  cer- 
tificate of  purchase,  by  which  the  latter  is  to 
and  does  take  out  a tax  deed,  and  on  the 
same  day  conveys  all  his  title  to  the  former, 
this  will  be  treated  in  equity  as  a redemp- 
tion from  the  tax  sale  as  between  the  party 
so  receiving  a conveyance  and  his  co-tenant 
holding  the  other  undivided  half. 


Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50. 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

334x434 90@  1.00 

4x5 1.00@  1.25 

4x6v 1.50 

4Mx(> 1.75 

5x3 1.75 


black  walnut. 


Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  and  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80. 

Common 55. 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 75. 

J^xlO  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m.' 

Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in. 



3x3 


75.00@85. 

80. 

90. 

55. 

60. 

75. 

70. 

32. 

35.00@40. 

125.00 

2 

7 

19 

Maple  steps $35. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30. 

Common 20. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 
dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 


@40. 

@35. 

@24. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25. 

Gray  elm 20. 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.  @40. 

Sycamore 25. 

Chestnut 50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.  @40. 

YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  0.  B.,| 
Chicago. 

DRESSED  AND  .MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIExj 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls 15 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OR  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 

step  plank. 

1st  and  2d  clear  1)^,  1%  and 

2 in $35. 

Common 27. 

FINISHING. 

1st  and  2d  clear .$32.00 


ORB  & LOCKETT, 


Dealers  in 


Bnilders’ 

Fine  Cutlery 


Hardware 

and  Tools 

OF  EVERY  DLLCRIFTLON, 

184  & 186  CLARK  ST.,  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 


H Alt  1>  WOOD -1>R1  — Y A KD  PKICEs 

( Retail.) 

WHITEWOOD. 

Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in . . . 

$38.00@40. 

1st  and  2d 

30.00  35. 

Box  boards 

35. 

Inch  and  over 

26.  30. 

Half  inch 

23.  28. 

Common  1st,  1 in 

20.  22. 

Plank 

22.  25. 

12.  15. 

Cull 

ASH. 

1 to  4 in  

$35.00  @40. 

Wagon  stock 

40. 

Wagon  poles 

55.00@60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . 

45.00@ 

Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear 

dressed  and  matched 

35.00@45.00 

Quartered 

50.00  @ 

OAK. 

Clear  

$40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in  . . 

35.  @38. 

Common 

22.  @25. 

Timber 

25.  @28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 

5. 

Felloes,  per  set 

1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in.,  clear 

dressed  and  matched . . . 

35.00@45. 

Quartered 

45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 

Common 

30.  35. 

25. 

OHERBY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in.  . 

$75.00@80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 

85.00  @90. 

BUTTEBNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in . . 

$45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank .... 

50.00@56, 

We  Make  a specialty  of 


Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 

And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  Sole  Chicago 
Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker 
‘Perfection”  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


Walker’s  Patent  Metallic  Shingles 

We  can  furnish  them  in  Painted  Tin,  Galvanized  Tin 
and  Copper.  We  shall  carry  a large  stock  to  enable  us  to 
fill  orders  promptly.  We  have  taken  hold  of  this  shingle 
because  we  believe  it  the  best  one  we  have  seen.  Circu- 
lars and  prices  furnished  on  application. 


KNISELY  & MILLER, 

129  & 131  SOUTH  CLIXTOS  ST., 

CHICAGO,  ILL., 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices, 

ETC.,  ETC. 

S-CMR-E-E-UNT-S 


For  protecting  walls  from  being  blackened  by 
the  burnt  dust  arising  from  Steam  Coils. 

We  have  made  a great  many  of  these  with  uni- 
formly satisfactory  results. 

Can  furnish  them  plain,  painted  or  japanned. 

If  you  want  anything  of  this  sort,  we  will  be 
plaesed  to  furnish  you  estima 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAI 


R.  HUGHES, 


Galvanized  Ibon  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— CAK  LOTS-DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 


let  and  2d  clear,  2-inch t47  00 

let  and  2d  clear.  114  and  114  inches  45  00 

3d  clear,  114,  114  and  2 incnes 42  00 

A eelect,  114  and  114  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches 41  00 

B select,  114,  114  and  2 inches 30  00@32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 25  00 

2x4  B,  select 21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30300 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

I ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 47  00 

3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

l.1  Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select,  25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12, 14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C 32  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

'•  “ 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 


All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 


FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 35  00 

B 33  00 

C 25  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B ...  29  00 

C 25  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B .6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

. A partition,  d and  mis.  4 bds 37  00 

B 35  10 

0 27  00 


FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

I 1st  and  2d  clear 

A siding  strips 

A flooring  strips 


40  00 
38  00 
33  00 
32  00 
23  00 


beaded  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 23  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

p B 20  50 

G 15  00 

1 Clear  and  A,  %-iuch,  6-inch 32  00 

i Clear  and  A,  54 -inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  Oh 

B,  24  insh.,  6iDCh 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

IS  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 

A siding 

B 


22  00 

20  50 

19  50 

_ 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D5 10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  morel*  ban 

flooring. 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Offlce,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clnrk  und  Kiuzle  streets,  Chicago. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Pecrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

163  LaSalle  St.,  Room  1?,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  JobbiDg  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 


Caloimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Hear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 


Building  Materials 
For  Sale. 


Chicago. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  & 54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE)  108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St,,  - Chicago. 


sewing-machine; 

HAS  NO  EQUAL.  I 

PERFECTS  A T/S FACTION 

Hew  Hoe  Sewinjr  lacliie  Co; 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  6a.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal.  | 


FOB  SALE.  BY_ 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO. 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

ItooniM  15-17.  90  liaHalle  Kti  eet. 


J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  ORUICK8HANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 84  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L,  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  &.  CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

WM.  LEAtiUE  «Sfc  CO., 

Keal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

WHEELER  & CO.— Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Rent- 
ing. Room  1—130  La  Salle  St. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS 

Room  8,  i 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL. 

Offlce  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasorably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AG-ENC Y. 

161  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  IIJU 


’’.94  LaSalle  St.,  - - Chicago,  111. 


BANK, 


- p-r 

AND 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 


Furniture 


and  Fittings 


Lare'e  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


COMMON  AND  OUI.L  BOAHDB. 


Common  boards,  10, 12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  60 

Common  1)4  and  154-inch 13  00 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

let  quality  fencing,  16  leet 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

,.  12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fenefng,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  Drices  of  boarde  und  fencing  for  dreeelng 
on  bide,  11  two  eidaH.  kl  50. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1 % square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

254-inch 00  60 

2V4-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 11  00@16  00 

2x8,  „ „ 11  00(^14  50 

2x10,  „ „ 11  00  (ft  16  00 

2x12,  „ ,.  11  00@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 “ “ “ “ 14 

6 “ “ “ “ 18 

7 “ “ “ “ 23 

8 “ “ “ “ 33 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 43 

8 inch,  sawed  54.  7 feet 7 Vi 

9 to  11,  “ 54,  7 feet 11 

5‘/2  inch,  “ Vi,  7 feet 7V4 

6 “ “ Vi,  7 feet 9 

7 “ “ Vi,  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ Vi,  7 feet 16 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 


Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in ?24  00@26  00 

154  in-  and  over 25  00  27  00 

Common..../ 17  00 

Cull 11  00  13  00 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  lVi  in 23  00  25  00 

Thicker 25  00  27  00 

Cull 8 00  10  00 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

Clear 26  00 

Common 16  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

Timbers 17  00  19  00 

Quarter-sawed 38  00 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d....  . 24  00  25  00 

Common 15  00  16  00 

Cull 10  00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00  30  00 

Axles 30  00 

Cull 10  00 

Reaches 25  00  27  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 65  00  75  00 

Thicker 70  00  80  00 

Common 45  00  50  00 

Cull 25  00  30  GO 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50  00 

lVixlVi  & 2x2 25  00  35  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 70  00  75  00 

Thick 80  00  85  00 

Common 35  00  40  00 

Cull • lu  00  15  00 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

1st  & 2d 32  50  35  00 

1st  & 2d,  154  in  and  up 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Cull 6 00  10  00 

Log  run  13  00  15  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00  21  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 5 00  7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

Clear...  20  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 00  6 00 

Log  Run 14  00  15  00 

BIRCH 

1st  * 2d ...  24  00  27  00 

Common  and  better 22  00 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

SYCAMORE. 

Good 15  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Common ...  12  00 

Cull 6 00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00  15  00 

Cull 

Log  Run 12  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling ....  22  00  24  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 19  00  20  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  29  00 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 30  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side ...  44  50 

“ “ “ rough 42  50 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 90 

Fancy  butt 4 60 


— AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 


BOYNTON  FURNACES! 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
-4LAKE  STR’T. 


WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
Dwellings. 


HsTSTTK,^LI<TCS  AG-B3TGY. 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

__  Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * 


Telephone  No.  1353 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE! 


59  & 61  Lake 


’ i 

:e  St.  ) 


CHICAGO. 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 

227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


-A.ND- 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office— 266  Wahash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston.  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHUS,  1926  47th  st. 

F HUE.  CLARKE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


We  make 


Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 

Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimneys,  Etc. 

f~WOur  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 

Made  in  anyCoior  Desired. 

Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted.  Delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  111. 


Stein  WAY'S 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior— -including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  v “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Seo.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING  , GAS 
and  STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICAGO. 

tW  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 

PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


Sewer 


mss  & um. 

107  La  alle  Street. 

fards — eU  N Elizabeth  St. 
5th  st  * t 4 S.  M.  S.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  ULAY. 

Pipe 


ADVERTISERS 

Can  learn  the  exact 
cost  of  any  proposed 
line  of  Advertising  in 
American  Papers 
by  addressing  Geo.  P 
Rowell  & Co’s 

Newspaper  Advertising  Bureau, 
10  Spruce  St., 

Send  lO  cts.  for  175  I’age  Pamphlet 


EL  Gk  COULSON 


•9 

s 

a x 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


4 


17/ 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 

Cor.  Curtis  St.  CHICACO.  ILL. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


GOOD  PIANOS  for  RENT 


Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS j. 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS IL 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILDINGS III. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE jy’ 

THE  RECORD y 

THE  RECORD-  Continued yj 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS VIII. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  IX. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-FORECLOSURES ’ XIL 


Pianos  and  Organs 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


WS  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  Tlie  Granolithic  Co., 

923  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


C OAL! 


& Co. 


MAIN  OFFICE:— 107  DEARBORN  ST. 


V AK1>S  AND  OFFICES: 

CITY  ( Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  R.  ? CAKE  VIEW 

telephone  1.10.1.  ? Clybourn  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R.  j Telephone  395. 


Henry  Sharon  & Co.  u , |Mi,lLEATiNu’  . < 

No.  336  La  Salle  St , Chicago.  IVI  STD ! 0 5 WOOQ  I¥1  3.SltG  I S 


The  Negotiating  of  Specific  Sales  a Specialty. 
Investments  Made.  Taxes  Paid  and  Prop- 
erty managed  for  Non-Residents. 


Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 


Real-estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Loans  Negotiated,  ovum  81. 

Property  Leased.  1 Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail 


THOMAS  NELSON.  [Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

24r6  TATsibash  Avg,.  teekphone.  .wio.  CHICAGO. 


-TUB- 


Packers  1 Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

OFFICERS:  \ Henrt  Botsford,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

' ( Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 

WM.  S.  k WM.  Y.  HOLLO  & CO.,  gents,  T"Sl""‘  210  La  Salle  Street. 


WALL  PAPER! 


WALL  PAPER! 

78  East  Jackson  St.,  near  State. 

Head-Quarters  for  Real  Estate  Men. 

JOHN  T.  DUNN.  Agent. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co. 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND 

Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

5 MANUFACTURERS  OF 

PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Nos.  251  & 253  Wabash  Ave.,  - - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


WRIGHT  tSc  TURNER, 

Real  Estate, 

Loan  and  Renting  -Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  DEAKKOKN  STREET,  ROOM  49.  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 


COMPANY. 

PRESSED  BRICK 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
■AU-A-LYTIO-A-Li 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water,  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Tuir1©  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,?  . , . 

Telephone  883.  [ u,Ij 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 


-)  AGENTS.  (- 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Km.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  St  CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  St  BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  St  HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

DAVIS,  W.  L.,  St  Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 

DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  St  Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

Edwards  & Richards,  winnepeg  Bik,  s.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  6t. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  Si  110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  St  CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GOLDY  & ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  & HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salle  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  St  Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  St  DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st. 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  St  Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  6t. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  St  Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINSON  St  BRDSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Blk. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 

HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  St  Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JENKS,  S.  L.,  St  Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 

KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  (Commercial  BPk,  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  St  Co.  85  Washington  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  & 118  Dearborn. 

.LEAGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  & GIDD1NGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 

McNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  St  Son,  6216  W7entworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H,  C.  St  Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 

MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

XATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  64,  79  Dearborn  st.' 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 

13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  St  KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97,  185  Dear- 
born st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  St  110  Dearborn  st. 


KEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st.1 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 

REED.  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

RBED  St  HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,  & SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHARON.  HENRY,  St  CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 

SNOW  St  DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STANLEY.  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  St  GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

TAYLOR,  WM.  E.,  31  st  st.,  cor  Cottage  Grove  ave. 
TIDHOLM  & REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  St  KEATING  161  La  Salle  st. 

TURNER  St  BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  6t. 

WALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  St  CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  & CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

VOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  St  Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  0.,  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  6t. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 


Iron  Cornices. 


CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  Si  MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


C UDELL  St  LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO., 112-126  Washingt. 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  & RICKCORDS,  85  St  87  De 
born  st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  6t. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Coi 
House. 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers. 


SHARON,  HENRY,  St  CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 


Architect, 


CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Grave 
Roofers. 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 


MANNEGOLD  St  HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel. No.  9817. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 


CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO. — Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8 — 165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 


THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  & 268  WabAsh  ave. 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 


ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  St  86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  6t. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 


BRANDT,  HE.,  494—498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue 
Telephone  No.  8001. 

NORTON  D„  1311  Wabash  ave. 


MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTION 

If  you  want  to  Locate  at  a Good  Manufacture 
Point,  write  to  1 

J.  V-  Powell, 

Waukegan,  III 


CHANDLER  St  CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St, 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  St  Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B„  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Wood  Carpets. 


CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Lyon 
& Healj 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  co 
ceded  to  be  THE  BEST  in  t 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,0 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  the 
durability  and  capacity  for  stan 
ing  in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Riv 
Ring.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Lei 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  the  M 
sioal  Profession. 
WAREROOJWS; 

State  and  Monroe  Street: 


REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 
RJLIXj'W.fi.XZ"  IBOXTIDS  POB  SXLXjE. 

Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hurlbut,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 

W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 


| JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

J2fWe  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents. 


H.  O.  ZUTTERMEISTFR.  C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  the  Citv  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

^^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-elass  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ana  Financial  Agents, 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

loans, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 


C.  U.  GORDON. 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


G,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


T9  Dearborn  St., 

CHICAGO. 


CALIFORNIA  FRUIT  LANDS. 

700  acres  selected  fruit  lands,  San  Bernardino  Co., 
Cal.,  offered  in  tracts  of  10  acres  and  upwards,  to 
dose  an  estate.  This  property  is  surrounded  by 
bearing  orange  groves,  vineyards,  schools,  churches, 
beautiful  residences. 

Depot,  1 yt  miles  from  property. 

Special  railroad  rates  to  see  the  property. 


0.  H.  BROOKS,  Room  57,  149  La  Salle  Street. 

HORACE  A.  GOODRICH, 

Real  Estate, 

80  Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 

CHICAGO. 

LUCKY  NUMBERSI 

D3STE3  FOUR,  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  Illustrated,  from  1830  ' 
o the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS, 

149  Madison  Street. 

— 

A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

m ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 

Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
or  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold, 
telephone  No.  438. 


IUAS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL. 

FRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  St  Go., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

(Time  Loans  Negotiated, 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 
Dealers  in  Real  Estate. 


Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

cxxica.o-o- 


Wm.  Evans. 


C.  C.  Housel. 


J.  R.  Wickersham. 


EVANS  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers, 

114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business. 

SECURITIES  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 


P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 


E.  S.  DREYER  <&  CO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 


Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds ; the  Execution  of  Trusts ; The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


F.  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET. 

CHICAGO. 

Especii 1 •'ttention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-resident*. 


H.  FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

xsooxve  io, 

99  # 101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

H.  L.  TURNER.  W.  A.  POND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate  Mortgage  Loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 
j Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  CoUected. 
[ Estates  Managed. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Trustee. 

••o^o«* 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  77.  Illinois  Nat’l  Bank  Bldg. 


MAX  ElCHBElilf, 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS. 

Broker  in  First-Class  Securities.  Low  Rates  for 
Gilt-Edge  Securities. 

100  W ashington  St„  Chicago. 


GFO.  M.  BOQUE.  H.  W.  HOYT.  H.  B.  BOGUE. 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dear-horn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 

AtvijaUlir  C.  GEHR  8c  L(J .,  it  Successors  to, 
SAMAR  GEHR  & SOM, 

No.  II 4 Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

DDY,  SELL  HD  HAULAGE  PEOPEETI 

OUT  COTVCXvXXSSIOLT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 La  Salle  Street. 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ana  Financial  Agents. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non-', 
residents  carefully  looked  after. 

CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

S.  E.  GROSS  S CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


HENRY  A.  OSBORN.  JOSEPH  B.  KEELER. 

OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting  Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  & Monroe  Sts. 


Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Beal  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


R.  W.  BRIDGE, 

185  Dearborn  St, 


Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


4G6 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


o—  -■  =o  THE  o.  — o 

Real  Estate*^  ll^iildir^ 

=====  JOURNAL.  ===== 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  AUG,  14,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  Chicago  real-estate  market  has  not 
been  as  strong  for  years  at  this  season  of 
the  year  as  at  present.  The  real  and  main 
cause  for  this  unwonted  activity  is  found  in 
the  general  improvement  of  the  business 
situation  throughout  the  country; 

The  crops,  the  damage  to  which  from  the 
drouth,  has  been  greatly  overestimated  by 
the  daily  papers,  are  in  the  main,  good. 
The  merchants  are  investing  large  amounts 
in  replenishing  their  stock,  which  had  been 
reduced  to  a minimum  during  the  past  few 
months,  and  Chicago  real-estate,  the  favor- 
ite with  investors,  large  and  small,  is  receiv- 
ing the  benefit  of  this  general  prosperity 
and  is  becoming  more  popular  than  ever. 

The  rapidity  with  which  the  prairies  here- 
tofore existing  between  the  parks — Doug- 
las, Garfield  and  Humboldt,  and  Western 
ave‘,  are  being  built  up  and  settled,  can 
hardly  be  realized  by  one  who  has  not  re- 
cently visited  that  part  of  the  city.  Church- 
es, schools  and  stores  are  springing  up  to 
meet  the  demands  of  the  growing  popula- 
tion. 

Messrs.  Sawyer  & Lombard,  S.  E.  Gross, 
M.  A.  Farr,  representing  the  West  Chicago 
Land  Co.,  Campbell  Bros,  and  Turner  & 
Bond,  are  among  the  heaviest  builders  in 
this  district,  and,  in  connection  with  the 
many  who  buy  and  build  for  themselves, 
have  literally  closed  up  the  large  gap  that 
existed  east  of  that  system  of  West  Side 
Parks. 

An  interesting  case  as  to  ownership  of  a 
little  point  of  land  at  Geneva  Lake,  Wis., 
has  recently  arisen  between  two  of  Chica- 
cago’s  worthy  citizens,  and  unless  it  soon 
turns  out  that  protection  is  afforded  against 
violence  and  trespass  in  Wiseonsin,  a hand- 
to-hand  fight  between  the  interested  parties 
may  be  expected.  The  point  of  land  in  dis- 
pute consists  of  about  five  and  a half  acres, 
and  is  one  of  the  prettiest  and  most  valua- 
ble on  the  Lake.  It  is  known  as  Cedar  Point. 
Its  estimated  value  is  between  $7,500  and 
$10,000. 

The  disputants  on  one  side  are  N.  K.  Fair- 
banks, a Chicago  millionaire,  and  E.  B.  Meat- 
yard,  a wealthy  land-owner  of  Wisconsin, 
with  J . F.  Lyon,  a Chicago  real-estate  agent, 
as  an  opponent.  A brief  history  of  the  case 
is  as  follows:  Some  years  ago  N.  K.  Fair- 

banks bought  of  E.  B.  Meatyard,  a fractional 
part  of  Section  6,  containing  about  87  acres, 
the  section  being  described  as  extending  to 
the  lake  and  including  the  point  in  dispute. 
By  referring  to  the  plats  of  the  original  sur- 
vey, made  in  1836,  it  was  found  that  Sec.  6 
did  not  include  the  point  in  question,  that 
being  in  Sec.  7 ; and  it  was  further  found 
that  no  conveyance  had  ever  been  made  of 
this  point  from  the  government;  the  prop- 
erty sold  being  always  Sec.  6.  With  this  in- 
formation in  hand,  application  was  made 
the  10th  of  April,  1885,  at  the  general  land 
office  at  Menosha,  Wis.,  for  the  land  at  $1.25 
per  acre,  the  regular  price  for  government 
land,  by  Mr.  Lyon,  brother  of  J.  F.  Lyon, 
who  now  possesses  the  claim.  The  money 
of  Mr.  Lyons  was  accepted.  Three  days  after 
this,  Mr.  Simmons,  representing  N.  K.  Fair- 


banks, appeared  at  the  same  office  to  claim 
the  land,  but  his  money  was  refused. 

In  June  of  this  year,  Mr.  Lyon  proceeded 
to  take  possession  of  the  land  by  building  a 
house  upon  it  which  he  claims  to  have  occu- 
pied one  night  with  his  men.  At  four  o’clock 
of  the  morning  following  the  erectipn  of 
the  house,  Messrs.  Simmons,  Meatyard,  and 
a gang  of  men  dressed  in  uniform  appeared 
on  the  grounds,  demolished  the  house  and 
bitched  the  lumber  into  the  lake,  much  to  the 
discomforture  of  Mr.  Lyon.  In  the  latter 
part  of  last  month,  Mr.  Lyon  served  notice 
on  Messrs.  Meatyard  & Fairbanks  of  the 
intended  erection  of  another  house.  The 
second  house  was  built  and  under  cover  on 
the  9th  of  the  present  month,  when  again, 
during  Mr.  Lyon’s  absence  a gang  of  men 
under  the  direction  of  Meatyard  and  Fair- 
banns  levelled  the  house  to  the  ground. 
Suit  has  been  begun  for  damages  by  Mr. 
Lyon  against  Fairbanks  for  $100,000,  on  the 
ground  of  trespass.  Such  is  a brief  account 
of  the  proceedings  thus  far.  As  a case  of 
common  law,  Mr.  Lyon  evidently  has  a right 
to  the  land,  for  the  plat  of  the  original  sur- 
vey distinctly  shows  the  line  separating  the 
5j4  acres  from  sec.  6.  The  only  thing  in 
favor  of  Mr.  Fairbanks  appears  in  a copy  of 
the  original  plat.  The  figures  which  record 
the  number  of  the  purchase  from  the  gov- 
ernment, extend  in  part  over  the  land  in 
dispute.  But  even  if  Mr.  Fairbanks  has  not 
a clear  title  to  this  point,  the  question  arises 
can  he  not  on  the  ground  of  equity  demand 
a title  to  the  land  in  consideration  of  the 
large  amount  which  he  has  paid  for  land  ad- 
joining and  boughton  account  of  the  choice- 
ness of  this  very  point,  and  in  consideration 
also  of  the  probable  mistake  in  the  copy  of 
the  original  plat? 

This  remains  to  be  tested  in  court.  What 
ever  may  be  the  opinion  as  to  the  right  or 
wrong  of  Mr.  Lyon’s  actions  in  discovering 
this  unclaimed  land  and  his  taking  posses- 
sion of  it,  nothing  but  condemnation  of  the 
methods  of  violence  used  by  Messrs.  Fair- 
banks and  Meatyard,  rests  in  the  minds  of 
the  people.  Such  acts  are  directly  opposed 
to  all  law,  and  are  rather  characteristic  of 
the  middle  ages  when  the  principle  that  right 
is  might  prevailed,  than  of  the  enlighten- 
ment of  our  own  time. 

Knight  & Marshall  are  preparing  for  the 
erection  of  two  large  buildings,  one  on  Clark 
and  Jackson,  a hotel  to  be  built  at  a cost  of 
about  $75,000;  the  other,  a 5 story  building 
on  Clark  50  ft  south  of  Van  Buren,  laid  oul 
in  stores  and  flats,  cost  $40,000  J.  M.  Van 
Osdell  <&  Co.,  are  the  archetects. 

Recorder  Scribner  will  spend  the  coming 
two  weeks  at  Waukesha. 

E.  A.  Warfield  reborts  a large  number  of 
sales  in  the  vicinity  of  Laflin,  Loomis,  49th, 
and  51st;  among  recent  sales  is  5 acres 
bounded  by  50th,  51st,  Bishop  and  Laflin 
sold  to  the  Catholics  for  $17,500  to  be  im- 
proved by  them  with  a building  costing  about 
$200,000  a stone  church,  convent  and  brick 
school  wili  be  erected.  The  selection  of  this 
site  by  the  Catholics  will  cause  a general  rise 
in  adjoining  lots.  Street  cars  will  soon 
be  runnisg  to  the  property. 

J.  P.  White,  “ The  market  has  never  been 
so  strong  at  thit  season  before. 

Max  Eichberg  reports  a good  demand  for 
loans. 

Campbell  Bros,  have  sold  within  the  past 
three  weeks:  759  and  761  Warren  avetoMrs 
Minnie  Upson  for  $5,000  each;  696  Warren 
ave  to  Thomas  Arnott  for  $5,000:  712  War- 
ren ave  to  P.  L.  Blakeslee  for  $6,000;  1184 


Lexington  st  to  N.  C.  Dake  for  $2,800;  1182 
Lexington  st  to  W.  A.  Jones  for  $2,800. 

J.  P.  Bowes  & Co.,  report  a big  demand 
for  State  st.  property. 


REAL  ESTATE  AUCTION- 

An  auction  of  considerable  importance 
will  be  held  on  the  21st  of  August  at  2 p.m., 
under  the  efficient  management  of  Elison. 
FleJsheim  & Co.  One  hundred  and  nine 
lots,  desirable  for  business,  investment 
speculation  or  a home,  will  be  offered  at  an 
unreserved  sale,  located  between  44th  and 
43d  sts  Johnson  and  Wolcott  ave.  The  auc- 
tion will  take  place  on  the  grounds,  trans- 
portation to  which  is  offered  free  by  a train 


which  leaves  Polkst  depot,  G.  T.  R.  R.  at  1 
p.  m.,  the  day  of  the  sale.  The  property 
may  also  be  reached  by  taking  the  Arche 
ave  or  Halsted  st  cars  to  Brighton  Park  wher 
free  busses  take  people  to  the  ground.  Thi 
sale  will  consist  of  45  lots  fronting  on  Arch 
er  ave;  21  lots  fronting  on  44th  st;  14  lot 
fronting  on  Pullman  ave;  16  lots  frontinj 
on  Wolcott  ave;  8 lots  fronting  on  Johnsoi 
ave;  5 lots  fronting  on  43d  st. 

The  rapid  growth  of  this  section  of  th< 
city  makes  the  property  very  desirable  t< 
cautious  buyers  as  an  investment.  Furthe 
information  may  be  obtained  from  Elisoi 
Flessheim  <fc  Co.,  84-86  Randolph  st.,  wh> 
have  the  auction  in  charge. 


SWEZEY’S 


IMPROVED 


Dumb 

Waiter 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 


^AUTOMATIC  OA.TCH 

:'yi>  

LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 

7V”  Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  an 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  Till 

BEST  IN  THE  MARKET. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

120  20th  STREET 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


Canal  «&,  Dock  Oo 

FTo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

[^"Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


Seasoned  Cuban 

—and — 


Mexican 


Rayner, 

MAHOGANY 


For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST 

SAW  MILLS  AND  WHARF  : 283  ^ ggg  gQjfc  gft 


Foot  Houston  Street, 

NEW  YORK. 


467 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  848& 


* 


D.  Cutler. 


T.  S.  White. 


H.  M.  Boice. 


ADAMS  & ADAMS, 

DEALERS  IN 

FINE  DRY,  OIL  I COACH  COLORS 

AND 

General  Painters’  Supplies. 

Exclusive  Agents  for 

WALPOLE  MORTAR  BLACK. 

248  RANDOLPH  ST.,  OHIOAGO. 


CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


•-=  THE  

Building  * Department 


Interlachen,  Fla. — A new  academy  is  to  be  built  G.  W. 
Hastings  is  one  of  the  intersted  parties. 

Findlay,  0. — The  corner  stone  of  the  new  court  house  is 
to  be  laid  August  12th  by  the  Uniformed  Branch  1.0.  0.  F. 
Patriarchs  Miliant. 


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COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Massillon, 0.— Residence  for  G.  L.  Albrecht,  to  cost 
$7,000;  Coburn  & Barnum,  Cleveland  architect. 

Massilon,  O. — Rectory  for  St.Paul’s  church  to  cost  $3,- 
500,  Coburn  & Rarnum,  Cleveland  architects. 

Maolin,  Tex. — A court  house,  to  cost  $45,000,  is  to  be 
erected. 

Michigan,— Goo  E.  Depaw  is  building  seven  brick  and 
frame  dwellings,  each  28x64  feet,  in  Detroit.  Cost  of 
the  lot  $19,000. 

Detroit Mic.— Dr.  H.  A.  Clelland,  will  build  a four-story 
building  26x85  feet,  brick,  with  stone  trimmings  and  gravel 
roof,  cost  $15,000. 

Battle  Creek, — W.  K.  Loughborough,  the  architect,  has 
furnished  the  plans  for  a two-story  frame  dwelling  for  Fred 
Hill.  Cost  about  $2,500,  It  is  being  built  by  the  day.  W. 
H.  Whitcomb,  superintendent. 

FoRt  WAyNE,  Ind; — An  orphan  asylum  will  be  erected 
at  a cost  of  $30,000.  Rev.  Joseph  Duenger  can  give  par- 
ticulars. 

Owensboro,  Ky. — A school-building  to  cost  $20,000  is  to 
be  built;  contractors,  Reid  Bros.,  Evansville.  Ind. 

Pensacola,  Fla. — W.  J.  Berry  has  received  the  contract 
at  $12,500  for  the  erection  of  a scbool-building  here- 

Cbown  Point,  Ind, — A new  church  is  to  be  erected  at  a 
cost  of  $10,000,  Architect,  August  Bessler,  162  West 
Twelfth  street,  Chicago,  111. 


Zanesville,  0.— Thomas  Drake  has  under  way  a 2-story 
brick  dwelling,  containing  ten  rooms,  slate  roof,  to  cost 
$5,000;  Dr.  Davis  has  under  way  a 2-story  brick  dwelling, 
with  slate  roof,  and  containing  nine  rooms,  to  cost  $4,000; 
plans  are  being  made  for  the  erection  of  an  M.  E.  Church, 
brick,  with  slate  roof,  to  cost  $13,000;  a parsonage  for  the 
Seventh  street  M.  E.  Church  is  to  be  erected  at  a cost  or 
$3,000;  the  Board  of  Education  will  erect  a 2-story  addition 
to  school  house,  30x50,  to  cost  $3,500 

Cleveland,  O. — Four  story  brick  and  Ohio  stone  build- 
ing for  stores.  Erie  street,  for  Jas.  Parson;  cost,  $20,500; 
Geo.  F.  Hammond,  architect.  Three-story  frame  dwelling, 
corner  Franklin  avenue  and  Birch  street;  cost,  $3,000;  H. 
Trayte,  builder.  Two  frame  dwellings  on  Liberty  street; 
cost  $4,500;  B.  Kemer,  builder.  Three-story  frame  dwelling 
corner  Franklin  avenue  and  Duane  street;  cost  $4,000;  H. 
Unrich,  builder.  Four-story  brick  block  for  stores,  Ontario 
street,  near  Bolivar;  cost,  $35,000;  J.  M.  BlacKburn,  archi- 
tect. Frame  dwelling  on  Bolton  ave.  for  W.  C.  McEwen; 
cost,  $3,000;  F.  C.  Bate,  architert.  Three-story  frame 
dwelling  onGenesee  street  for  Geo.  A.|Rudd,  Esq.;  cyst,  $5,- 
000;  C,  F.  Schweinfurth,  architect;  Wm.  Dunbar,  contractor. 
Five-story  bricK  and  stone  business  block  on  Ontrio  street, 
near  St.  Clair,  for  Geo.  Worthington;  cost,  $30,000;  Cudell 
& Richardson,  architect;  H.  Kuchheim,  contractor. 


MAHOGANY. 


The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 

Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st 14@16c  per  ft: 

Small  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ 

St.  Jago  “ 1 “ “ “ 

St.  Domingo  1 “ “ “ 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ 

Large  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ 


1st 11c 

1st 18c  “ 

1st 20c  “ 

1st 13c@17c  “ 

2d lie'" 

2d lOcigll^c- 


J.  W.  Malonk,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malonk,  8ec.  amlTrea. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36, 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


LARRABEE  & NORTH, 

DEALERS  IN 

BUILDER'S  HARDWARE 
Engineer’s  and  Surveyor’s  Instruments. 

No.  1S1  State  Street, 

Palmer  House  Block- 


Ri^AYLaiOlSriD’S  IPA^TETSTT 

Compressed  Lead  SashWeights 


Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  Wo  Friction.— Wo  Woise. 


Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farwell’s 

0.  H.  Case’s  44 

Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 


Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

51  to  59  West  X_ia.kLe  St. 

CHICAGO. 


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In  advance  of  Permits  for  the  week  ending  Aug.  14,  1886.  See  Official  Report  of  Building  Permits,  Fifth  Page. 


leury  Foreman 

! H McCormick  

Jrowu  & Vanarsdale 

) D Wethereil  

j G W Pierce,  ( Agt) 

lT  Ewing  

feed  P Bagley 

)has  Morrison 

iee  Rae  Vi  Wheelock 


Peter  Benson 

John  MoEweu  & Son 

f L Loveday 

Geo  A Taylor 

lames  Johnson 

iwedish  Lutherian  Society 

L Weise 

Schroder  Bros 

Geo  Donohue 

(Fred  Seaton 

Wm-Deering(Fultru  &Clyb) 

Jon  Oredon 

rom  Fox 


VI  Prlndiville  . 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


Business  Buildiug... 
Apartment  House..  .. 

5 large  buildings 

Factory 

Business  buildiug  . .. 


Blk  of  Flats 

Residence 

Store  aud  flat  bldg  . . 
Store  and  public  hall. 

Fine  residence 

2 Residences 


Residence 

Blk  of  dwellings. . 

Church. 

Residence  

Stores  and  flats  . 
Stores  aud  flats . . 

Residence 

Conservatory .... 

Flats 

Store  

| Masonic  Temple 
I Stores  and  flats 


SIZE. 


LOCATION. 


110x35 

61x10) 

87x1)0 

60x102 


14x7  I 
24x70 
1 ,6x50 


36x80 

36x60 


S W cor  Ogden  av  and  Warren. 

Grand  Crossing 

Archer  av  and  Quarry  st 

Jackson  st  ami  Fifth  av 


Pacific  av  and  Polk  st 

Eilis  av  aud  40th  st 

37th  aud  Stanton  av 

796  & 798  West  Madison  st . 
Coles  av  aud  78th  court 

La  Salle  av 

Thirty-fourth  st 

3910ntari.  st 

Johnson  Pi  and  38th  st . . . . 
Market  and  Whiting  sts  . . 
Chicago  


Evanston,  III 

Chicago 

Chicago 

Waukegon 

Chicago 


| COST 


ARCHITECT  or  BUILDER. 


* 

15009) 


10090 
2)  “ 
150000 
150001) 
25000 
4000  ) 
15000 
1UOOO 


15000 
10000 
25000 
20000 
8000 
40  “ 
7500 
6500 
6000 
4200 
4500 
9000 
6575 


Bluer  & Hill,  No  87  La  Salle  st  . 


Brown  & Van  Arsdale 

W H Drake,  113  Madison  st  . . . 
H B Seeley,  Opera  House  Bldg 


Architect  of  Detroit 

Rea  & vvheelock,  Mailer’s  Bld’g 


Peter  Benson,  Hyde  Park 

L G Halberg 

Alf  Smith,  151  Monroe  st 

Burling  & Whitehouse,  36  Clark  st.. 

James  Johnson 

L G Halberg 

Geo  Beaumont,  115  Dearborn  st  ... 
E Bauman,  No  59  Metropolitan  Bk . 
Fred  Koltenicb,  73  5th  av 


W W Boyiugton,  187  La  Salle  av. 
Fred  Kelt.enich,  78  5th  av 


W W Boyington. 
Fred  Keltenich  . 


tt  -■  1 Lumber 

Hardw  OOd  Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 


-AND  ALL  KINDS  OF- 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 

jpg^Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


DESCRIPTION. 


Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta.  4 elevators. 
Contemplated. 

Foundry. 

Brick,  Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  Stone  Fronts. 

Brick  and  Stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Rock-faced  stone. 

Presssd  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Brick,  Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick,  brown  stone. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  etc. 

Pressed  brick,  brown  stone,  etc. 

Stone,  Glass,  Steam  Heat, 

Pressed  Brick,  stone  and  terra-cotta. 

Brick,  stone  and  iron. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  iron, 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATE 

HOLBROOK  CO. 

Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO- 

South  Branch  Chicago  River.  | Telephone  No.  8213. 


468 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

88  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  Randolph  St.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street — Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Boabd. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Solicited. 


mortgage  bankers, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  EEAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  BATE 

. . CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


D.  G.  HAMILTON, 


DEALER  IN 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St,,  - - - CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  8.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

Eg“Money  Loaned,' 

g“Taxes  Paid, 

^"Investments  Made, 

^"Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


Real  Estate  | Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


Wm.  Reed. 


N.  A.  Clemons. 

WM.  REED  & CO., 

Real  Estate  ! Loans, 

95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 

Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current 
rates. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Street, 

S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works 

POULSON  & ECER NEW  YORK 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barfl  'Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cai 
_ _ and  Guards’  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH  D EOBINS  & Co.,  Arts.  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGl 

Uall  Telephone  So.  *09. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


A.  IV!.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A-  SPECIALTY. 

Room  24 — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs,  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st. : 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8%  to  15$  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opeba  House  Building. 


MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

H.  Triudiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


FOR  SALE. — By  Golds  & Zubbubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

„ $12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53%xl37 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av.  lot  25x152;  choice.  $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice. $110  per  foot 

Wnghtwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,00 


FOR  SALE— By  Bebnhabd  F.  Webee,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


THE  RECORD. 


F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  ! Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 

FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


FORJSALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Fabb,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Peopeety  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


BY 


DIXON  & PETERSONt 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING* 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL.  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  ami  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

Aud  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICIIIGAN  AND  NEW 
SORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdoeff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  froNt  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x126, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x  j 
125,  very  cheap.  ^ 


Elison,  Flersheim  & Co., 

Real-Estate  Auctioneers, 

84  & 86  Randolph  Street. 

HIGHLY  IMPORTANT  AND  ATTRACTIVE 

AUCTION  SALE! 

108 

V A LUA  B L E LOTS! 

43d  and  Archer  Ave., 

Saturday,  Aug.  21, 2 P.  M. 

45  Lots  fronting  Archer  Ave. 

21  Lots  fronting  44th  St. 

14  Lots  fronting  Pullman  Ave. 

16  Lots  fronting  Wolcott  Ave. 

5 Lots  fronting  43d  St. 

8 Lots  fronting  Johnson  Ave. 

The  Chicago  City  Railway  will  soon  run 
their  line  direcely  through  this  property. 
The  Grand.Trunk  Railroad  has  a new  depot 
at  Morrell  Park,  only  4 blocks  from  these 
lots.  UUP"  The  Sale  will  take  place  on  the 
grounds, 

Saturday,  Aug.  2 1 st,  at  2 p.m. 

ESP  Take  Archer  Avenue  and  Halsted 
St.  Cars  to  Brighton  Park,  where  a free 
pass  will  carry  you  directly  to  the  “ Big 
Tent  ’’  on  the  ground. 

IS*  A Brass  Band  and  Free  Lunch. 

Terms  of  Sale. 

One-third  cash;  one-third  in  1 year;  one- 
third  in  2 years.  Interest  at  6 per  cent, 
per  annum.  A deposit  of  $25  on  each  lot 
at  time  of  sale.  Title  perfect  aud  guaran- 
teed. 1 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page 

permits. 

Archer  av  at  Nos  2266  and  2268— R M Heal 
two  three-story  stores  and  flats  50x8(i 
$16,000. 

Allport  av  at  No  805 — Joseph  Girick  one 
story  cottage  20x52;  $1,200. 

Adams  st,  at  No  1100,  W J Whitbock,  two 
story  flats  21x44,  $2,000. 

Aberdeen  street,  at  Nos  110  and  112,  Mr 
Mary  Schultz,  three-story  flats  42x56 
$7,500. 

Adams  st,  at  No  398,  M Donahue,  two-stor\ 
dwelling  24x75,  $5,000. 

Austin  av  at  No  305,  Mrs  M Oleson  three 
story  flats  21x72,  $5,000. 

Butterfield" st,  at  No  2803,  John  P Innes,two 
story  dwelling  22x64,  $2,000. 

BlacKhawk  st,  at  No  660,  John  Alford,  one- 
story  cottage  20x28,  $450. 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  at  No  3141,  A McIntosh, 
two-story  shop  25x36.  $800. 

Congress  st  at  No  1216,  M Nifnecker,  one- 
story  cottage  24x41,  $1,500. 

Chicago  av  W,  at  No  561,  Henry  Dreckmann 
three-story  store  aDd  flats  25x55;  $4,500. 
Centre  st  and  Sheffield  ave.  L Kruder  three- 
story  store  and  flats  22x78;  $9,000. 
Chicago  av  W at  No  483 — F Cregner  two- 
story  rear  addition  16x22;  $500. 

Dearborn  st,  at  No  3731,  F Allen,  two-story 
flats  21x50,  $3,500. 

Dudley  st,  at  No  515,  C Broach,  two-story 
flats  22x68;  $2,500. 

Division  st  W,  at  No  191,  F Wasno,  2-story 
flats  and  store  25x85;  $4,000. 

Dearborn  st,  at  No  3723,  C Nelson,  barn  25x 
28;  $800. 

Division  st  N,  at  No  248,  J Mueller,  one-story 
coal  office,  8x8,  $400. 

Dearborn  av  at  No  439,  H H Graham,  add 
story  23x48,  $1,000. 

Emerald  a\,  No  2843.  Henry  Davis,  one-sto- 
^ ry  cottage  21x32,  $900. 

Edgar  st,  at  No  30,  John  Alford,  one-story 
cottage  20x24,  $400. 

Eighteenth  st  W,  at  No  711,  Joseph  Vlasek, 
two-story  dwelling  21x80;  $$3,500. 
Eighteenth  st  W at  No  578— Wm  Black,  one 
storY  addition  14x18;  $500. 

Erie  st  W at  Nos  150  to  160— F Herhold 
^ five-story  factory  116x160;  $25,000. 
lulton  st  at  No  1159 — Mary  E Brown  one- 
story  cottage  21x28;  $800. 

Flournoy  st,  at  Nos  390  and  392,  T M Crow- 
ley. two  one-story  cottages  42x43;  $5,000. 
Forest  av,  at  Nos  3159  aud  3161,  J Fet- 
row,  two  2-story  dwellings  46x38.  $3,000. 
Fourteenth  st,  at  No  183,  John  H Schwert, 
three-story  store  and  dwelling,  25x90, 
$8,000. 

Frankfort  st,  at  No  149,  C Anderson,  two- 
story  flats  24x46.  $1,800. 

Hobbiest,  at  No  81,  F W Rath  basement  26x 

100;  $2,000. 

Hurlbut  st,  at  No  392,  F Petersdorff,  two- 
story  flats  21x41,  $2,000. 


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Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
e r t y . Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 


Senry  st,  at  No  377,  C Kupfer,  one-story 
cottage  20x50;  $1,000. 
harvard  st,  at  No  1203,  Wm  Tell,  one-story 
cottage  20x18;  $200. 

dudson  av,  at  No  356,  K Nicholson  1-story 
barn  24x93,  $1,200. 

Surlbut  st  at  No  155,  A Schoen,  basement 
28x40,  $500. 

lastings  st  at  No  346 — C Peklxe  two-story 
dwelling  20x34.  $1,500. 

Henry  street  at  No  389 — George  Hoffman 
one-story  cottage  20x36;  $1,000. 

Garrison  st,  at  No  964,  Mrs  E T Landon, 
three-story  store  and  flats,  24x60,  $3,500. 
larrison  st  W,  at  No  608,  John  Frazer,  two- 
story  store  and  dwelling  24x52,  $2,700. 
loxne  av,  at  No  847.  Joseph  Zima,  one-story 
cottage  20x20,  $500. 

iough  place.  Equitable  Gaslight  and  Fuel 
Company,  two-story  gas-house  58x194, 
$26,000. 

linman  st,  at  No  729,  FranK  McKeaneanev 
two-story  dwelling  22x46,  $2,200. 
larrison  st,  east  of  Western  ave,  Harvey  T 
Weeks,  3-storv  barn  72x126,  $15,000. 
lorman  st,  at  Nos  67  and  69,  Wm  N Camp- 
bell, two  2-story  dwellings  36x38,  $5,000. 
llinois  st,  at  No  252,  A Quackenboss,  office, 
12x16,  $100. 

rving  place,  at  Nos  447,  449  and  451,  J N 
Gunning,  three  two-story  dwellings  55x 
‘J6;  $9,000. 

jincoln  av,  at  No  250,  H H Halversed,  two- 
story  flats  23x50;  .$5,000. 
ja  Salle  avenue,  at  No  229,  Mary  E Gruss, 
three-story  flats  25x75;  $12,000. 
jincoln  ave  at  No  565,  W Boettiger,  1-story 
cottage  22x50,  $1,500. 

jake  st  W at  No  1031 — Jacob  Geist  2-story 
front  addition  25x15;  $1,200. 
jarrabae  st  at  No  498 — J Siefresser,  base- 
ment 23x46;  $800. 

ladison  st  at  No  1604 — J J Keller  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x41;  $2,300. 
leagher  st,  at  Nos  174  to  180,  Valentine 
Blatz,  two-story  ice  house  and  barn  40x 
46,  $7,000. 

lilwaukee  ave  at  No  1046  John  Jensen,  3- 
story  store  and  flats  24x80,  $9,000, 
lonroe  st,  at  No  1306,  Thos  McKee  l-story, 
dwelling  22x48,  $1,200. 
lonroe  st,  at  Nos  395  397  and  399,  R M 
Outhet,  three  two-story  dwellings  67x60: 
$15,000. 

ladison  st  W,  at  No  288,  E Brown,  three- 
story  dwelling  24x100;  $8,000. 
lonroe  st,  at  No  1046,  F Steers,  two-story 
barn  23x48:  $2,000. 

lorthwestern  av,  at  No  615,  Jos  Nelson,  two 
story  flats  21x48,  $2,500. 
iorth  ave  W at  No  376 — John  Long,  two- 
story  store  and  dwelling  24x70;  $5,000. 
iakley  ave,  at  No  1137,  E Valentine,  one- 
story  cottage  20x34;  $800. 

•hio  stW,  at  No  779,  L J Thompson,  one- 
storv  cottage  22x45;  $1,000. 

’eoria  st  S,  at  No  176,  A Sendbeil  basement 
20x40;  $1,500. 

’rairie  ave,  at  No  1818,  J Hollingsworth, 
two  story  barn  23x30,  $3,000. 

3ark  ave  and  Fulton  st— H H Stratton  one- 
story  cottage  20x20;  $500. 

■’aulina  st  at  No  776 — H Borneman,  base- 
ment 20x34;  $800. 

ilobey  st  N,  at  Nos  616  and  618,  Mrs  Wilkie, 
two  three-story  flats  56x40;  $6,000. 
tush  st  at  No  288,  N Grier  one-story  shop 
46x20,  $200. 

tobey  st  S,  at  No  491,  Jas  Drew,  one-story 
cottage  21x40,  $1,000. 


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Seminary  ave  at  No  245,  V Ruff,  one-story 
cottage  21x32,  $800. 

State  st,  at  No  3230,  L Livingston,  three- 
story  store  and  flats  25x80,  $6,000. 

State  st,  at  No  3643,  F F Hynes,  one-story 
addition  25x40,  $300. 

Superior  st  W,  at  No  665,  Thos  Burmeister. 
two-story  flats  21x70;  $3,200. 

Superior  st  at  Nos  320  to  326 — E Cobb  five 
three-story  dwellings  92x57 ; $40,000. 

Thomas  st  at  No  380 — O Oleson  basement 
20x46;  $1,500. 

Thirty-eighth  st  at  No  450 — A Goodman, 
one-story  cottage  22x44 ; $1,000. 

Thirteenth  st  at  No  329— F Perleck  base- 
ment 26x46;  $1,400. 

Thirty-secend  st  at  No  992 — J T Hastings, 
one  story  cottage  20x32;  $800. 

Thirteenth  st  N,  at  No  398,  J F Ewing,  one- 
story  cottage  20x25;  $800. 

Twenty-third  st,  at  No  148,  Jos  Grattsburger 
three-story  flats  24x72;  $6,000. 

Tallman  st.  at  No  101,  C Kupfer,  one-story 
cottage  20x50;  $1,000. 

Twelfth  st,  at  No  714,  Frank  Sistek,  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x64,  $5,500. 

Twenty-sixth  st,  J Keanelly,  two-story  barn, 
50x67,  $2,500. 

Twenty-first  st,  at  No  709,  John  L Herber, 
3 story  store  and  flats,  24x70,  $7,000. 

Van  Buren  street,  at  Nos  999  and  loOl,  J 
Crosby,  two  three-story  stores  and  flats  48 
x48,  $10,000. 

Wilmot  st  at  No  217,  John  Schlicting,  one- 
story  cottage  20x30,  $800. 

Wood  st  South  at  No  3747,  John  Blank,  one 
story  cottage  20x18,  $500. 

Whiting  st  at  No  57,  John  Koch,  three-story 
flats  26x26,  $2,000. 

Wabash  ave,  at  Kos  1601  to  1605,  F Haskell, 
three-story  stores  and  flats  59x96,  $25,000. 

Whiting  st,  at  No  32,  P Uselding,  two-story 
dwelling  2x35.  $33,000. 

W’abash  avenue,  at  Nos  3114,  3116,  and  3118 
D Harrison,  three  3-story  dwellings,  50x 
70,  $15,000. 

Wood  st  N,  at  No  1009,  Rudolph  Kullas,  two- 
story  cottage  20x34;  700. 

Wabash  ave,  at  Nos  313  to  319,  J Q Adams, 
six-story  store  80x179;  $100,000. 

Wallace  st,  No  3045,  P Carey,  one-Btory 
cottage  21x46,  $1,100. 

Wells  st  N,  at  Nos  691  and  693,  Wm  N Camp- 
bell two  3-story  dwellings  48x38,  $7,000. 

Willow  st|  at  No  150— Nick  Herrig  3 story 
store  and  flats  25x86;  $7,000. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  aud  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Aberdeen  st,  150  feet  s of  JacKson,wf,  40x 
120,  July  1,  Henry  N Hulden  to  Mary 

Schultz $5,000 

Archer  av;  188  ft  sw  of  Hoyne:  nwf;  75x 
100  Aug  11:  Henry  H Waluer  to  Alex. 

McCoy $8,000 

Albany  av,  138  ft  n of  Colorado:  wf  23x 
89^4  August  6:  Mary  H Trasn  to  W J 

Moore : $2,100 

Alexander  st,  163  ft  e of  Stewart  av,  sf  25 
xlOO,  Aug  10,  Michael  Smith  to  Gott- 
fried Brewing  Co $2,075 

Adams  st  West;  the  premises  No  901;  July 

17— B M Hair  to  W F Rollo $9,000 

Augusta  st:  50  feet  e of  Noble:  nf  25x127 
Aug  11 — Frederich  Lange  to  Deidrich 
Warake $2,100 


Ashland  ave:  nw  cor  Polk  st:  ef  51x150 
Jnfy  1 — Charles  N Towle  to  H S Towle 

$1,000 

Archer  ar,  29%  ft  Re  of  Dearborn  st,  sf  28 
% ft  running  n and  w to  Dearborn  st, 
July  20,  Myron  L Pierce  to  Jas  Morgan 

$2,000 

Ashley  st,  261  ft  e of  Oakley  av,  sf  48x89, 
July  2;  H H Hunnewell  to  J A Davis, 

$1,000 

Barclay  st,  ne  cor  of  Augusta,  wf  51x123 
%,  July  8,  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  Charles 

Hansen $1,250 

Barclay  st,  se  cor  of  Augusta,  wf,  50x123 
%,  July  12,  est  of  James  Carter  to  Gott- 

wald  Muller $1,125 

Bryson  st:  280  feet  w of  Lincoln;  nf  24x 
124;  Aug  11 — Wm  H Bradley  to  Julius 

Jager $700 

Blue  Island  av:  211  ft  sw  of  16th;  se  f 24 
xlOO;  Aug  11 — Wm  Casey  to  N Griefen- 

hagen $4,500 

Bloom  st,  191  ft  n of  37th,  ef  24x125,  July 
13,  est  of  E C Larned  to  Christ  Roeder, 

$400 

Blue  Island  av:  153  ft  ne  of  Leavitt  st:  se 
f,  260x100  July  16:  H H Walker  to  Levi 

W Yaggy $37,000 

Bryson  st,  266  ft  w of  Lincoln,  sf,  48x132, 
July  5,  W H Bradley  to  John  Jensen, 

‘ $1,700 

Bloom  st,  167%  ft  n of  37th.  ef,  24x125%! 
July  12,  est  of  E C Larned  to  John  Cap- 

pen  $400 

Cortland  st.  165  ft  w of  Hoyne  st,  sf  72x 
100,  Aug  2,  AV  J Anderson  to  D F An- 
derson   $1,500 

Clybourn  place  W,  451  ft  e of  North  Pau- 
lina st,  sf,  48  ft  to  alley,  Aug  5,  Henriet- 
ta Frank  to  Henry  Marquardt $1,350 

Centre  st,  51  % feet  w of  Dayton,  nf  31  %x 
100,  Aug  — ■,  K and  Wm  J Nagel  to  Geo 

J McDonnell $3,800 

Canal  st,  72  ft  n of  West  17th,  wf  24x120, 
Aug  5,  Josef  Tejcek  to  Isaac  H Mayer, 

$425 

Carpenter  st:  100  feet  n of  Chicago  av,  ef 
22x100,  Aug  7 ; est  of  A Ruhuke  to  Anna 

Ruhuke $1,175 

Clybourn  av,  sw  cor  of  Lewis  st,  ne  f,  25x 
135,  Aug  9,  Maria  Mundt  to  C Griebel, 

$2,500 

Congress  st,  75  ft  e of  Albany  ave,  nf  25x 
153,  Aug  3;  E Keith  to  T J McDermott, 

$575 

California  av,  39%  ft  s of  Shakspeare,  ef, 
39%xl66,  July  17,  F H Dickey  to  P 

Jensen $1,300 

Canal  st,  72  ft  n of  West  17th,  wf,  24x120, 
Aug  6,  Isaac  H Mayer  to  Mary  Tejcek, 

$435 

Calumet  av:  291  ft  s of  26th  st;  w f, 

Soloman  Geisner  to  T D Randall.  .$2,819 
Congress  st  W ; 125  ft  w of  Albany  av;  nf 
25x153;  July  29 — E Keith  to  Mary  Mc- 

Enery $575 

Clybourn  place  W,  96  ft  e of  Girard  st,  nf 
244x125, July  6,S  A Sawyer  to  H Schmidt 

ke $500 

Congress  st  W,  175  ft  e of  Albany  av,  nf 
25x153,  July  28,  E Kirk  to  J T McEvoy, 

$575 

Congress  st  W,  150  feet  e of  Albany  av,  nf 
25x153,  July  28,  E Kirk  to  H A Mann, 

$575 

Calumet  av,  150  ft  n of  38th  st,  ef  35x124, 
July  27,  John  H Thompson  to  John  M 

Lauf $1,250 

California  av,  333%  ft  s of  Division  st,  ef, 
24x125%  April  12,  est  o'  Jas  Carter  to 


GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  «*“»  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St 


Loana  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chlcaij 
Real  Estate. 


John  H Pilkington $550 

Cornell  st,  288  ft  w of  Noble,  sf  24x128.2, 
Aug  2,  August  Keller  to  J Kovar.  . .$3,780 
Cologne  st,  sw  cor  of  Deering,  nf,  36x153, 
July  28,  John  Griffin  to  P J Doyle, 

$2,100 

Congress  st  W,  100  feet  e of  Albany  av,  nf 
25x153,  Aug  3,  Edson  Keith  to  E A Mc- 

Keon $575 

Depnyster  st,  155%  ft  e of  Halsjed,  sf  24x 
100,  Ang  7,  John  Ryan  to  M McCarthy, 

$4,150 

Dickson  st,  227  feet  n of  Division,  wf  24x 
110,  July  6,  S.  A.  Dunnington  to  G 

Knochenmoss $1,000 

Dickson  st,  177  ft  s of  Wabansia  av,  wf  22 
xl20,  Aug  3,  estate  of  Mary  A Rawson 

to  Jas  Caverly $550 

DicKson  st,  172  ft  s of  Wabansia  av,  wf  27 
xl20,  May  1,  Jas  Caverly  to  M Muszyn- 

ski $550 

Dickson  st,  145  ft  s of  Wabansia  av,  wf  27 
xl20,  May  1,  Jas  Caverly  to  K Barlich, 

$550 

Dayton  st,  150  feet  n of  Willow  st,  wf  25x 

125,  Aug  9,  Sophia  Becker  to  H L Menze 
$3,000 

Dana  st,  168  feet  n of  Thompson,  wf  22x 

126,  and  other  propertyy;  i.  e.,  Lot  4 b 

21,  Crosby  sub  se  qr  25  40  13;  also  lot 

22,  b 1,  Winslow  et  al  sub  ne  % 1 39  13, 

July  14,  A Towning  to  G Johnson, 
$1,300 

Dearborn  ave:  sw  cor  Erie  st:  ef  65x65% 
July  16;  Levi  Yaggy  to  Alex  McCoy 

and  Henry  H Walker $100,000 

Dudley  st,  164  ft  s of  Waubansia  av,  wf, 
24x121,  Mar  1,  Nathan  Corwith  to  A Ep- 

enroth  $500 

Dayton  st,  246  ft^  of  Webster  ave,  ef  25x 
125,  June  29,  P E Meredith  to  B & J 

Garvey $3,000 

Eighteenth  st  W,  290%  ft  w of  Rockwell, 
nf  34x125,  July  3;  D W Burrows  to  Thos 

Barnes $570 

Ellis  av:  175  feet  n of  Egan;  wf  20x178: 
Aug  10 — Abram  F E Elder  to  James  J 

West $8,000 

EriestW:  24  feet  e of  Robey;  sf  24x121 
July  22 — Stephen  T King  to  W H Deady 

$1,750 

Elm  st,  170  ft  w of  LaKe  Shore  drive,  nf, 
21x109%,  July  16,  J L Cochran  to  J Wa- 
ters   $13,500 

Francisco  st.  ne  cor  of  Walnut,  wf  12x206, 

July  27,  Maria  Shaw  to  F Snare $625 

Fullerton  av,  300  ft  w of  Brand  st,  sf  25x 

125,  July  31,  A Hausmann  to  Maria 

Schabb $2,000 

Francisco  st,  se  cor  of  Cortez, wf  25x123% 
July  22,  est  of  James  Carter  to  Frank 

Regner $550 

Francisco  st,  25  ft  s of  Cortez,  ef  25x123% 
July  22,  est  of  James  Carter  to  Julius 

J Arndt $450 

Francisco  st,  sw  cor  of  Cortez,  ef,  25x123 
%,  July  22,  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  Carl  F 

W Brunn $550 

Ferdinand  st,  300  feet  e of  Leavitt,  nf  50x 
122,  Aug  7,  Michael  Byrne  to  Seamon, 

Cox  & Brown $1,700 

Fairfield  av,  bet  Lake  and  Fullerton  sts, 
ef  24x126,  July  16,  C A Eppich  to  Wm 

Wiegrefe $535 

Fairfield  av,  245  ft  s of  Fulton  st,  wf  24x 

126,  July  28,  Chas  S Fairchild  to  Oliver 

L Hunkins $500 

Fairfield  av,  twenty-four  ft  s and  adj  the 
above,  July  27,  Chas  S Fairchild  to  Chas 

E Fraser $500 

Franklin  st:  75  feet  s of  Hill;  ef  25x100 
July  31:  J L Broberg  to  Maria  J Boy- 

ington $9,000 

Fifth  av:  125%  feet  s of  Randolph  st:  wf 
20x80  Aug  11:  Julia  A Church  to  Chas 

A Morrison $25,000 

Forest  ave,  bet  36th  and  37th  sts,  wf,  42x 
124,  July  15,  Chas  Follansbee  to  Geo  M 

Haynes $3,150 

Greenwich  st,  164  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  sf  48x 
100,  with  other  property;  i.  e.,  lots  8 
35  41  45  46  b 9,  Price’s  add  to  Holstein, 


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Aug  2,  Nat’l  Bnk  of  Illinois  to  H Hoepe 

$1,550 

Green  st,  45  ft  n of  West  Adams:  ef  50x 
125  July  30;  est  of  Wm  Vernon  to  John 

H Ohlerking $7,000 

Green  st,  150  feet  s of  Jackson:  ef  25x125 
June  30:  Jos  H Livesey  to  Harry  Greene- 

baum $4,200 

Goethe  st:  168  ft  e of  State:  sf  150  ft  to 

alley  July  1:  Charles  L Hutchinson  to 

Jas  L Houghteling $17,500 

Holt  st,  44  2-10  ft  s of  Blanche,  ef  24x125, 
imp’d,  Aug  3,  heirs  of  John  Bieszue  to 

Leon  BabrucKi  and  wife $2,600 

Hoyne  st  N,  72  ft  n of  Homer,  ef  24x100, 
July  26,  Thos  J Cranston  to  L R Curlett 

$500 

Halsted  st,  40  4-10  feet  s of  Adams,  wf  25x 
9o  7-10,  July  27,  Jas  Hartley  Sr  to  Chas 

Koester $9,500 

Harrison  st  and  Kedzie  ave,  (199  ft  front- 
age in  blk  nw  cor  of)  July  14,  Edward 

G Shea  to  J U Borden $4,000 

Hoyne  av,  96  feet  s of  Frankfort  st,  ef  24x 
100,  Aug  1,  H Poepe  to  H Rickter  . . .$390 
Hanover  st,  74  feet  n of  32d,  wf  25x124.8, 
July  28,  Albert  Crane  to  Pat  McMahon, 

$1,300 

Hanover  st,  99  feet  n ef  32d,  ef  25x124.8, 
Aug  5,  Albert  Crane  to  Mary  Murray, 

$600 

Halsted  st;  46  ft  s of  Willow,  ef  46x124%, 
Aug  1,  Geo  J Joeslin  to  Frank  Nieson, 

$3,800 

Hervey  st,  96  feet  w of  Girard,  nf  24x125, 
July  26,  Devillo  R Holt  to  J Szymansky, 

$335 

Hervey  st,  48  feet  w of  Girard,  nf  24x125, 
July  16,  Devillo  R Holt  to  J Bieszki, 

$335 

HerAey  st,  72  ft  w of  Girard,  nf,  24x125, 
July  16,  Devillo  R Holt  to  John  Wett, 

$335 

Harvey  st,  120  ft  w of  Girard,  ef,  22.9x125 
Aug  4,  Devillo  R Holt  to  Aug  LesK.  .$335 
Harrison  st,  115  ft  e of  Robey,  sf,  18x100 
%,  May  1,  The  Geo  Lehman  & Sons  Co 

to  F S Amick. $4,000 

Hamlin  av,  185  ft  s of  Lake  st,  ef,  100x134 
July  20,  J hos  J Diven  to  S H Wheeler, 

••• $4,000 

Harrison  st,  15C  ft  w of  Sacramento  av,  nf 
25x125,  July  27,  Francis  H Clark  to  Evan 

Davies $600 

Harrison  st:  nw  cor  of  Idaho,  sf  50x125 
Aug  5 — Andrew  Pearsen  to  G W Schack- 

man $24,000 

Harrison  st:  nw  cor  Sacramento  av;  sf  40 
xl25;  July  29 — E Kjith  to  Christopher 

Cummins $1,800 

Harrison  st;  40  ft  w of  Sacramento  av:  sf 
23%xl25;  July  29 — E Keith  to  Jno  Cum- 
mings  $700 

Harrison  st  W:  165  ft  e of  Robey;  nf  24x 
100:  Aug  10— JD  Sutler  to  Edward 

Clustmann $1,900 

Harrison  st:  125  ft  w of  Sacramento  ave; 
nf  25x125;  July  26 — Frances  H and  L 

E ClarK  to  Wm  H Moonoy $600 

Indiana  av,  ne  cor  37th  st,  wf  50x124)4', 
April  17,  F G Hervey  to  J O’Malley, 

_ V. $5,750 

Indiana  st,  80  ft  w of  Franklin,  sf  20x100 
July  26;  D Tuleino  to  John  P and  J A 

Campa $7,000 

Irving  av:  314.6  feet  n of  Harrison  st:  wf 
20x123.6,  April  5:  Mary  T Willson  to 

Laurie  A Brodie $3,000 

Illinois  st,  nw  cor  of  La  Salle  av,  sf,  113x 
65  and  100,  Aug  2,  Henry  Schultz  to 

Jacob  F Rehm $25,000 

Johnson  st,  ne  cor  West  Fourteenth,  wf  25 
xlOO,  Aug  10,  Maria  Landeck  to  Wilhel- 

mine  Stark $2,100 

Jackson  st  W,  bet  Western  and  Oakley  avs 

sf  221^x14.4  Anrrnof  1 U H IT„11 


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Wholesale  ai  d Retail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.. 

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. - 1 Twenty-Second  St. , 

Opposite  Palmer.  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


24,  Charles  H Schwab  to  X 


to  Rebecca  R Deacon $2,250 

Lake  Shore  drive;  nw  cor  of  Cedar  st:  ef 
Aug  19;  Henry  Wischmayer  to  Lula  P 

Dicney $20,000 

Lakest:  ne  cor  Homan  av:  sf  158%  feet, 
running  n to  Kinzie  st:  July  21:  John 

Q Adams  to  Thos  J Dinen $20,000 

Leavitt  st,  160  feet  n of  Moore,  ef  50x126, 
Dec  26,  ’85,  S Shaver  to  S L Wilcox, 

$2,000 

Lake  st  W,  75  feet  w of  Peoria,  sf  25x90, 
August  10,  Eliza  and  John  Hughes  to 

Daniel  J Davis  et  al $5,000 

Leavitt  st,  475  ft  s of  Thompson,  ef  25x 
124,  July  12,  AC  Thomsen  to  John  Jen- 

sen $750 

Larrabee  st,  26  ft  n of  Hobble,  wf  26x100, 
Aug  4,  Master  in  Chanc’y  to  Elizabeth 

otten $1,400 

Lincoln  st,  ne  cor  of  Van  Buren,  wf  84%x 
55,  impd,  July  31,  Pat  J Ryan  to  Albert 

F.  Weir $34,000 

Lexington  st,  179  4-12  ft  e of  Washtenaw 
av,  sf,  60x125,  Aug  9,  Wm  Heinemann 

to  Sophie  P Chase $950 

LubecK  st,  240  ft  w of  Leavitt,  sf  24x100, 
July  31,  W E Hatterman  to  Sarah  E 

Graves $700 

Loomis  st,  139  feet  n of  West  21st,  wf  25x 
109,  July  14,  Simon  B Williams  to  Thos 

Maxa $1,000 

Lytle  st,  100  feet  s of  W Taylor,  ef  25x91, 
imp’d,  June  30,  Thos  S Waters  to  Fred 

W Bergmann $2,500 

Lake  st  W,  100  ft  w of  Robey,  nf  48%xl23 
Aug  4,  Fred’k  L Snxder  to  Amzi  Bene- 
dict   $10,000 

Leavitt  st,  near  Fowler,  25x124,  May  15, 

T Riehl  to  J L Zygan $650 

La  Salle  st  123  feet  s of  38th;  ef  24%xl21 
%;  May  31:  Roscoe  L Hale  to  T H and 

J B Corbett $800 

Leavitt  st,  150  ft  n of  Bryson,  ef  22x125, 
August  5,  John  Jensen  to  Maria  Uhren- 

holdt $2,200 

Laughton  st,  240  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  sf  24x 
127,  Aug  9,  B Reddington  to  M Redding- 

t°n $1,500 

Leavitt  st;  sw  cor  of  W 19th:  ef  25x115: 
Aug  10:  Alexander  Brand  to  Wm  S Hall 


sf  22%xl44,  August  4,  G N Hull  to  F M 

WilKins $8,000 

James  av,  262  ft  w of  Laurel,  nf  24x124% 
July  22,  John  Dickson  to  F Triebe. . .$550 
Jay  st,  350  ft  s of  Garfield  ave,  wf  25x123, 
Aug  5,  Jas  Morgan  to  Carl  Kietzmann, 

$850 

Jefferson  st,  150  feet  n of  Polk,  ef  25  ft  to 
alley,  Aug  7,  Peter  Schillo  to  Paul  Klu- 

kowski $2,800 

Jefferson  st,  se  cor  15th,  wf,  25x90,  with 
other  property:  i,  e.:  lot  1 of  lot  8,  b 52; 
also  lot  4 of  lot  9 b 52  nw  % 21  39  14, 
July  21,  Jas  O’Heron  to  Ellen  O’Heron. 

$5,000 

Jackson  st:  51  ft  w of  Oakley  av;  sf  26x 
j July  1,  ’85;  Jas  J Bufton  to  Jas 

Bufton $7,000 

Jay  st  344  ft  n of  Centre;  wf  37x124;  Aug 

2;  Jas  Morgan  to  Mary  Hoff $1,275 

Jackson  st  W:  47%  ft  w of  Irving  place; 
sf22%xl50%:  Aug  6;  Henry  0 Baker 


Moore  st,  189  ft  e of  boulevard,  nf  24x154 
July  24,  George  W Cass  to  S Sietmann, 

$250 

Milton  ave,  742  ft  n of  Chicago,  ef  22x90, 
Aug  7,  Nels  Mark  to  Andrew  0 Andrew 

: ..  $3,650 

Madison  st  W,  175  feet  e of  Homan  av,  nf 
25x191,  Aug  4,  J J Keller  to  M N Rounds 

• • $4,500 

Milwaukee  av,  35  feet  se  of  Western,  sw  f 
22x100,  impd  August  9,  Henry  Sweet  to 

Emil  H Schultz $10,000 

Maple  st,  183  ft  e of  Dearborn  av,  nf  19x 
125,  Aug  2,  G Schmidt  et  al  to  Kate  B 

Johnson $5,925 

Maple  st,  202  ft  w of  Dearborn  av,  nf  19x 
125,  Aug  2,  G Schmidt  to  Jas  Wallace, 

$6,000 

Main  st,  356  ft  n of  Archer  ave,  ne  f,  24x 
115%,  Aug  9,  Margaret  J Welch  to  D G 

Hamilton $900 

Millard  av,  119  ft  n of  26th  st,  wf  100x124, 
July  3;  L R Graves  to  Amelia  Honig, 

$3,000 

Monroe  st:  368  ft  w of  California  av:  nf 
25x124,  Aug  6:  W G Halkett  to  W Hou- 

liston $3,000 

May  st  N,  the  premises  No  246,  Aug  12, 
John  Burghoffer  to  Regina  F Johnson, 

$7,500 

May  st  N,  nw  cor  Huron,  ef  26.2x116  Aug 
12:  J Burghoffer  to  R F Johnson  . .$7,500 
Monroe  st;  nw  corner  Lincoln;  sf  48x115 
July  30;  Eugene  V Race  to  Benj  F Mc- 
Neill  $8,000 

Milwaukee  av;  504  ft  nw  of  Paulina  st;  s 
wf,  24x100,  July  27;  Cath  H Tilford  to 

F W Hatterman $4,000 

Monroe  st  W,  148  2-10  ft  w of  Leavitt,  nf 
25x137,.  July  31,  Mary  E and  O Sands 

to  Mary  G Ayers $3,500 

Nineteenth  st,  96  feet  e of  Leavitt,  sf  24x 
124,  August  2,  Joel  Evans  to  J Koetoun, 

$600 

Nineteenth  st  W;  181  ft  w of  Leavitt;  nf 


25x175:  Aug  6:  Estate  Alex  Brand  to 

Carl  Breng $575 

Noble  st,  211  7-10  feet  n of  Blackhawk,  et, 
26x125,  F W Hatterman  to  F With, 

Newberry  ave:  350  feet  s of  Wright  st:  e 
f 175x100  Aug  11 — Isaac  Claflin  et  al  to 

Nelson  B Williams $11,000 

North  Branch  st;  40  ft  s of  Division:  ef  80 
ft  to  river  May  28 — Fanny  L Scripps  to 

John  Titley $10,000 

Oakley  ave,  198  ft  s of  Austin,  ef  24x130, 
June  1, ’84,  Edward  D Lane  to  Wm  J 

McLaughlin $2,200 

Ohio  st,  ne  cor  of  Ashland  ave.  sf  27x125, 
Aug  5,  Richard  Cunningham  to  Marie 

Hansen $2,950 

Ohio  st  W,  119  7-10  ft  e of  Oakley’  sf  24x 
124,  Aug  5,  J F Griffin  to  S J Thomp  son 

^ $700 

Oakley  av,  166  ft  n of  West  PoLk  st,  ef  24 
x25%,  July  15,  C Pardridge  to  James  C 

Craig $3  500 

Ohio  st  W:  360  ft  w of  Leavitt:  sf  24x124 
Aug  9 — J F Griffin  to  Thomas  GregaD 

$2,500 

Ogden  av,  100  ft  s of  Lincoln  st,  se  f,  26x 
53,  Aug  2,  Edward  J Lewis  to  Paul  Du 

moutf $2,300 

Ogden  av:  44  feet  sw  of  Polk  st:  se  f 24x 
100,  July  19:  Alice  R Gilchrist  to  Ben- 
jamin M Hair  et  al $2,800 

Park  ave:  ne  cor  of  Western  ave:  sf  150x 
100  June  26:  D M Lowrey  to  William  K 

L°wrey $25,000 

Paulina  st;  21%  feet  n of  Polk,  wf  20%x 
125  April  20:  Fannie  Furnest  to  Wm  G 

L1°yd $3,000 

Polk  st  W,  310  ft  e of  Laflin,  sf  48x111%, 
July  31,  Geo  M Petersen  to  Matthew  O 

Tremain $2,300 

Parnell  ave,  190  ft  s of  37th  st,  ef  24x125, 
Aug  4,  Andrew  Peterson  to  Johann  H 

Fortsch $725 

Peoria  st,  116  ft  s of  Indiana,  wf  22  2-10x 
116%,  July  14,  Marie  Uhrenholdt  to  Niels 

P Mekkelson  and  wife $3,400 

Prairie  av,  140  ft  n of  29th  st,  wf  35x179, 
July  10,  M C & E P Palmer  to  J P Tay- 

ler $28,000 

Parnell  av,  217  ft  n of  36th  st,  ef  24x125, 

JuLy  30,  M Dowling  to  M Geon $1,200 

Ramsey  st,  se  cor  Clarinda;  wf  115x130 
Aug  3:  estate  of  W I Johnson  to  Buh- 

ling  & Langschmidt $4,200 

Robey  st;  177%  feet  s of  Division;  ef  24x 
103%  July  26;  estate  of  Thos  Suffern  to 

Christian  Vohs $3,400 

Rockwell  st,  se  cor  of  West  Congress,  wf 
20x101,  Aug  6,  T M and  C F Hallman  to 

Mary  Murphy $1,650 

Rebecca  st,  210  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av,  sf 
33x124,  July  23,  Thos  W Crowley  to  E A 

Cummings $500 

Robey  st,  72  ft  n of  Courtlandt,  ef,  24x100 
July  16,  Henry  Hoepe  to  Leopold  Bach, 

$1,475 

Rhine  st,  284  feet  e of  Western  av,  nf  48x 
100,  August  7,  Wm  H Powell  to  John  J 

Leaders $500 

Rumsey  st,  95%  feet  s of  Emily,  wf  23  86 
100x130  4-10,  August  3,  estate  of  W S 

Johnston  to  John  T Olson $750 

Rockwell  st:  n of  Ogden  ave:  24x125% 
July  20;  J L Stewart  to  A Sorlie.  .$1,410 
Robey  st,  26.4  ft  s of  McGrath,  ef,  26.4x 
100,  July  31,  F S Amick  to  W CWalker1 

$3,100 

Robey  st,  48  ft  n of  Cortland  av,  ef  24x100 

July  16,  H Hoepe  to  H Schwarz $1,475 

Richmond  st,  75.8  ft  n of  Linwood  place, 
25x125,  Aug  2,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to 

Edward  Wells $425 

Richmond  st,  25  feet  s of  Augusta,  ef  25x 
125%,  August  2,  est  of  James  Carter  to 

Louis  Olsen $475 

Robey  st,  160  ft  n of  Division,  ef  24x107 
%,  JuLy  7,  Wm  D Kerfoot  to  John  Suhr 

$1,000 

Robey  st  N,  sw  cor  of  Lubeck,  ef,  96x146, 
Sept  26,  ’85,  est  of  E C Larned  to  Cath- 
erine C Wren $.1,500 

Sangamon  st,  50  feet  s of  Monroe,  wf  50x 
125,  May  15;  M E and  John  B Tytus  to 

Henry  W Martin $5,500 

State  st,  272  ft  n of  32d,  wf  50x181,  July 


J Lefens, 

„ $8,00( 

Seventeenth  st  W,  48  ft  n of  Paulinaa,  sf 
24x125,  Aug  3,  John  Scopec  to  J and  B 

Patch $l,24( 

Samuel  st,  32%  ft  s of  Clarinda,  ef  32%x 
130,  July  10,  estate  of  W S Johnston  to 

K Kilinski $1,00( 

Seminary  av,  171  ft  s of  Fullerton,  ef  50x 
124,  July  31,  Samuel  P Chase  to  G Sny- 

der $1,70( 

Seventeenth  st  W,  290  ft  e of  Washtenaw 
av,  48x125%,  July  2,  Dan’l  W Burrows 

to  Jas  B Sulkowssi $52( 

State  st,  142  feet  s of  27th:  ef  25x122  Aug 
12,  Charles  Finley  to  M Peiser  ,.$5,00( 
South  Park  av,  200  ft  n of  32d  st,  wf  80x 
164%,  July  28,  G B Mansur  to  M L 

Connolly $15,00( 

State  st,  574  ft  s of  Fourteenth,  25  ft  to  al- 
ley, July  1,  D N Burnham  to  A Liebman 


$8,00( 

Shober  st,  65  feet  s of  Hirsch,  wf  25x125, 
July  5,  G L Warner  to  John  Jensen. . $50C 
Seminary  av,  125  ft  s of  Fullerton  av,wf 
25x124,  Aug  2;  David  D Jones  to  John 

Richter $3,20C 

Sheffield  av:  232  ft  n of  Centre  st;  wf  25x 
127  Aug  7 — Seth  Gage  to  William  Zan- 
der  $ 1,00C 

Twenty-sixth  st,  nw  cor  California  ave,  ef 
25x128,  July  29,  Geo  W Cass  to  William 

Dunn $700 

Thirty-ninth  st,  297  ft  w of  Stewart  av,  sf, 
25x125,  impd;  also  lot  9 b 2 and  lot  36  b 
4 b 28,  33  39  14,  Mar  25,  ’84,  Sam’l  Gra- 

nicK  to  Catherine  C Wren $4,000 

Twenty-first  st  W,  25  ft  w of  Paulina,  nf 
25x125,  Aug  7,  Master  in  Chancery  to  A 

M Ronke $300 

Twenty-first  st  W,  50  ft  w of  Paulina,  nf 
25x125,  Aug  7,  Mast  in  Chanc’ry  to  A M 

Ronke $1,435 

Twenty-first  st  W,  25  ft  w of  Paulina,  nf, 
50x125,  Aug  9,  AM  Ronke  to  M Heaney 

$1,735 

Thirty-third  st,  324  ft  e of  Jones,  sf  244x 
152,  July  26,  Jane  Long  to  T Perkins, 

$750' 

Thomas  st,  ne  cor  of  Lincoln,  s f 24  8-10x 
108, Aug  9,JnoHeller  to  K Goldmann, $3,650 
Thirty -fourth  court:  192  feet  east  of  Lin-  < 
coLn  st,  sf  24x125  July  26;  M B Lydon 

to  Victor  Papineau $1,145 

Taylor  st:  91  feet  w of  Almond;  nf  21%x 
105;  Aug  2 — Frederick  H Clarke  to  Wm 

Ring $4,500 

Twenty-sixth  st,  180  ft  e of  Wentworth  av 
nf  40x100,  June  9,  Jonas  W TucKer  to 

Terrence  J O’Neill $1,900 

Twentieth  st:  130%  ft  w of  Morgan:  nf  25 
xlOO  Apr  16 — A Konvalinka  to  W Can- 

dra $2,300 

Twenty-second  st  W,  300  ft  w ot  Wood,  sf 
25x126,  July  20,  H P Chandler  to  James 

Bulger $700 

Twenty  first  st  W,  48  ft  e of  Leavitt,  nf  48 
xl25,  JuLy  26  T C Dana  et  al  to  Wm  A 

Dorman $2,600 

Thomas  st,  117%  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  24 
xl20,  August  7,  H Phillips  to  H Phillips 

$2,440 

Thirty-eighth  st,  98  ft  e of  Parnell  av,  nf 
27x72,  Aug  26,  E Thomas  to  Nels  Ander 

son $2,000 

Troy  st,  142  ft  s of  Barry  Point  Road,  tri- 
angle of  135x132x69,  July  26,  W G Jacx- 

son  toR  M Outhet $800 

Thirty-eighth  st,  62  ft  e of  Parnell  av,  nf 
35.2x72,  Aug  6,  Wm  H Thomas  to  Chas 

Wirth $2,000 

Thirty-first  st,  144  feete  of  Halsted,  sf  24x 
110%,  Aug  7,  Frank  Janssen  to  Anton 

Pichert $3,700 

Wentworth  av:  300  ft  n of  37th  st:  ef  240 
xl25  Aug  9:  John  V Lemoyne  to  J D 

Jennings $31,500 

Wood  st:  213%  ft  n of  Clybourn  pi:  wf  24 
xl25  Aug  10:  R A Paranton  to  Thos  W 

A Donnell $1,025 

Warren  av,  88  ft  w of  of  California,  sf  16 
xl22,  J uly  29,  J L Campbell  to  Minnie 

Dpson $5,000 

Wallace  st,  75  feet  s of  33d,  wf  25-3x125, 

Aug  9;  PE  Hamilton  to  B Delany, 

$550 

Wall  st,  97  ft  s of  Springer,  ef  25x126  3-10 
Aug  7,  E Harland  et  al  to  William  Yapp 

$400 

Wabash  av.  sw  cor  of  Mcnroe  st,  ef  53x85 
%,  Aug  6,  John  H Dwight  to  Leander  J 

McCormick $200,000 

Wallace  st,  75  ft  s of  29th,  ef  25x130,  July 
24,  Mary  H Goodrich  et  al  to  John  S 

Helmecse $800 

Wentworth  av,  148  ft  n of  30th  st,  ef,  24x 
125,  with  other  property:  i.  e.,  lot  13  b 8 


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FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

I 15  Dearborn  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


Sherman’s  sub  se  34  28  39  14 ; also  It  8 
b 4,  Stone’s  sub  n 15  acs  w % sw  14  ^ 

39  14,  Aug  5,  Frank  P Whipple  to  Albrt 

Crane $3,550 

Werder  st,  25  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av,  sf  75 
xl20,  Julv  28,  Adolph  Moses  to  C H 

Plautz if  1,900 

Wood  st,  60  ft  s of  Van  Horn,  ef  25x112. 

July  27,  H Smith  to  J Skopec $1,050 

Wood  st,  260  feet  n of  Armitage  place,  \vf 
24x100,  July  26,  Devillo  R Holt  to  H 

Jens $335 

Wells  st,  97  feet  s of  Springer,  wf  25x125, 
JuLy  24,  E Harland  to  Chas  Zahlmann, 

$400 

Wabash  av,  40  feet  s of  Eda  st,  ef  25x175, 
July  3,  L and  S Granick  to  C Phillips, 

$7,500 

Wallace  st,  101  ft  s of  33d,  wf  25x135,  Aug 
9,  Phebe  E Hamilton  to  P Wiseman, 

$550 

Warren  av,  104%  ft  w to  California,  sf,  16 
%x 122  3-10,  July  29,  J L Campbell  to 

Minnie  Upson $5,000 

Wabansia  av:  ne  cor  Dixon  st:  sf  25x130: 
July  6 — Helen  Keeney  to  V Wachowski, 

$1,300 

Wilcox  st:  165  feet  w of  Rockwell;  nf  26x 
125;  July  28 — Chas  Koeder  to  B Hop- 

Kins  $800 

Webster  av:  nw  cor  of  Hnbbard  st:  ef  18 
%xl26%  July  17 — J E Schiedgren  to  J 

G Petersen $2,400 

Yeaton  st,  125  feet  w of  Wood,  nf  48x100, 
May  30,  Chas  J Vopicka  to  Alvis  Hann, 

$1,500 

Worth  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av:  50  acs  extend’g  from  School 
street  to  Addison  avenue,  (und  34)>  wf 
July  26 — Edwin  H Sheldon  to  James  R 

Lane $50,000 

Ashland  av,  same  property  as  above  (und 
%)  July  26 — est  of  W B Ogden  to  Jas 

R Lane $100,000 

Ashland  av,  92  ft  s of  Sunnyside,  ef  50x 
165,  Aug  5,  Adaliza  Borth  to  A Ziesing, 

$1,000 

Burling  st,  150  ft  s of  Dewey  court:  wf  25 
xl05%,  Aug  10,  Jos  Resch  to  Charles  H 

Nibbe $2,200 

Clybourn  av,  450  ft  n of  Paulina  st,  bw  f. 
25x150,  Aug  5;  W <&  F Luttner  to  Jos 

Stuber $2,012 

Cornelia  st,  200  ft  e of  Halsted,  sf  400x300 
Aug  9,  Martin  A Scholbe  to  Christian  F 

Collot $11,000 

Clark  st;  ne  cor  of  School,  sw  f,  25  feet  to 
alley,  Dec  16,  ’85;  C BucKingham  to  S 

Rinder $1,200 

Cornelia  st,  50  ft  e of  Seminary  av,  nf,  25 
xl25%)  July  31,  Ernst  J Lehmann  to 

Emil  H Pause $600 

Deming  court,  350  ft  w of  Clark  st,  sf  50 
3^x190,  Aug  9,  A Schoepfin  to  M Rosen- 

thall $3,900 

Deming  court.  322.8  ft  westerly  of  North 
ClarK  st,  nf  100x250,  Aug  10;  A M Mat- 

teson  to  Henry  Schult $10,750 

Dewey  court,  156  13-100  ft  e of  Halsted  st, 
sf  25x16134,  July  13, B F Weber  to  Peter 

Rasmussen $1,050 

Diversey  av:  144  ft  w of  Herndon  st:  sf 
24x124  Aug  6 — M Radenmacher  to  A 

Radenmacher $1,100 

Fullerton  av,  14634  ft  w of  Sheffield,  sf,  50 
xl50,  Aug  6,  W R Condict  to  N C R’y 

Co $3,750 

Fletcher  av:  316  ft  e of  Southport:  nf  25 
xl25  Aug  2 — John  P Altgeld  to  Wm  H 

Carman  and  wife $550 

Fullerton  av:  270  ft  e of  Orchard  st;  sf  3D 
xl7434  Julx  27 — Frederick  Deming  to 

Emilie  C Hecht $2,250 

Fullerton  av:  240  ft  e of  Orchard  st;  sf 
30x17434  July  26 — Freder’k  DemiDg  to 

Zero  Marx $2,250 

Fullerton  av;  150  ft  e of  Orchard  st;  sf  30 
xl7434  July  27 — Frederer’K  Deming  to 

Zero  Marx $2,250 

Fullerton  av:  180  ft  e of  Orchard  st:  sf  30 
xl7434  July  27 — Fred’k  Deming  to  Chas 

Broden $2,250 

Florence  av,  29  1-10  ft  s of  Marianna  st,  e 
f,  25x12434,  Aug  5,  Anna  W and  Henry 

Knopp  to  Gottlieb  Fuchs $900 

Fullerton  av,  200  ft  w of  Larrabee  st:  sf 
25x17434  July  27:  Julia  C Sherman  to 

Louise  RKoltz $2,625 

Graceland  ave,  sw  cor  of  Sheldon,  nf  42x 
1 150,  July  31,  D Goodwin  to  R C Ludwig 

! $1,000 

< Homer  av,  150  ft  e of  C & N W R R,  s f, 

! 25x125,  July  6 $575 

Homer  av,  150  ft  e of  Robey  st,  nf  25x125 
Sept  7,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Rheinhold 
Krause $350 


Halsted  st,  104  ft  n of  Diversey,  wf  25x140 
August  5,  August  Bischoff  to  Caroline 

Schulz $1,250 

Noble  st,  366  ft  w of  Racine  av,  sf  25x175, 
Oct  29,  ’85,  John  P Altgeld  to  Charles 

Hartmann $550 

Noble  av,  491  ft  w of  Racine,  sf  25x125, 
Aug  5,  William  C Goudy  to  P Kendell, 

$550 

Nelson  st,  366  ft  e of  Southport  av,  sf  25 
xl25,  Aug  5,  Wm  C Goudy  to  P Meyer, 

$550 

Nellie  av:  sw  cor  Pine  Grove  av:  nf  19934 
x50:  July  19;  Wm  BtGibbs  to  Edward 

G Smith ! $5,500 

Nellie  av,  same  property  as  above,  Aug  11 
Edward  G Smith  to  Edward  L Huntley 

$6,000 

Oakdale  av,  128  ft  e of  Seminary,  sf  25x 
122%,  Aug  6,  Theo  Sickel  to  Ed  Edg- 

land $700 

Paulina  st,  141  ft  n of  Leland  av,  ef.  70x 
183  3-10,  Aug  2,  Frank  L Salisbury  to 

Edwd  W Zander $1,250 

Paulina  st.  sw  cor  of  Tuttle  av,  ef  80x165, 
Aug  6,  M & B F Weber  to  H A Siefert, 

$1,050 

Racine  av,  24  feet  s of  Montana  st,  wf  24x 

120,  July  20,  B Lumbard  Jr  to  V Schnei- 
der   $900 

Racine  av,  145  feet  n of  George  st.  wf  24x 
115,  Aug  6,  John  Logemann  to  Johann 

G H Otis $800 

Roscoe  st,  26  ft  e pof  C & N W R R,  sf  25 
34x125,  May  20,  Sam’l  E Gross  to  John 

Papke $500 

Surrey  court:  149  8-10  ft  s of  Dunning  st: 
ef  30x140  Apr  10:  Thos  Goodie  to  Geo 

T Rennisen $2,600 

School  st;  200  ft  w of  Perry;  nf  25x12534 
Aug  5 — Chas  Kenwitx  et  al  to  C A Her- 
man   $475 

Sheffield  ave,  ne  cor  of  Belmont,  wf  60x 
125,  July  31:  Anna  F M and  F H B Mc- 
Dowell to  Sarah  C Paoli $3,600 

Sheldon  st,  166  feet  n of  Byron,  ef  10834x 
178,  July  31,  D Goodwin  to  E J Lanfer, 

$1,650 

Sheldon  st,  100  feet  n of  and  adj  above,  ef 
July  31,  D Goodwin  to  R C Ludwig, 

$1,600 

Southport  av,  199  ft  n of  Dunning  st,  wf 
25x124,  Aug  5,  Thos  Stugg  to  John  Peo- 

per  et  al $750 

Snyder  st.  188  ft  s of  Belmont  av,  wf  36x 
124  34,  July  10,  Wm  C Goudy  to  Ivan 

Pearson $888 

Wellington  st,  72  ft  e of  Snyder,  sf  24x125 
July  17,  J G L Kleene  to  A S Wehrheim 

$800 

Wellington  st,  48  feet  e of  Snyder,  s f 24x 
125,  July  17,  John  Faber  to  A S Wehr- 
heim   ....  $800 

Wellington  st,  200  ft  w of  Evanston  av,  n 
f 25x130,  Aug  5,  C J Bergh  to  J C Kar- 

man $2,650 

Wolfram  st,  188  ft  w of  Southport  av,  6f 
25x125,  August  3;  S McClelland  to  Karl 
Lemke $600 

South  ot  City  Limits. 

Atlantic  st,  bet  53d  and  55th,  wf  3134x133 
34,  Aug  6,  Eugene  Geary  toAugust  Lan- 

deen $525 

Atlantic  st,  630%  ft  s of  53d  st,  wf,  31J4x 
133,  Aug  6,  Eugene  Geary  to  A Gooden 

$525 

Aswell  st:  150  ft  n of  53d:  ef  25x126  July 
9 — John  Boehr  to  Conrad  Brick  . . .$1,200 
Aberdeen  st  S,  150  feet  n of  54th:  wf25x 
124  Dec  3,  ’85:  Frederick  Gaylord  to  J 

V O’Connor $375 

Ashland  av:  47  ft  n of  51st  st:  wf  23% x 

121,  Aug  6:  F Mulleder  to  Kattie  Geis- 

ler $2,000 

Butterfield  st,  567  ft  n of  51st,  ef,  50x100, 
Jan  23,  ’85;  H F Lyall  to  W H Swett, 

$1,000 

Chestnut  st,  48%  feet  w of  Wright,  sf,  25x 
12134)  Aug  6,  Henry  P Haskin  to  A R 

Beach $4,000 

Cottage  Grovoave:  630  ft  n of  47th  st:  ef 
220x440  July  29— J F Mandson  to  D B 

Scully $18,000 

Dearborn  st,  n of  53d,  wf  25x100,  Aug  7, 

R Berger  to  Leopold  Scheck $550 

Dexter  ave,  653%  ft  w of  Stewart,  nf  50x 


124,  Aug  9,  Chas  J Mouran  to  M Wha- 

lon $750 

Desplaines  st,  225  ft  s of  57th.  ef  25x125, 
Aug  4,  Eliza  A Temple  to  Mathew  Ma- 
loney   $575 

Fifty-first  st,  opposit  Tracy  av,  nf  24x125, 
Oct  28,  ’85,  J ltosencrans  to  S Fogarty, 

$600 

Forty-sixth  st,  75  ft  w of  C R I & P R R,  n 
f,  25x130,  Aug  21,  ’85,  H C Parmly  to 

D Maier $350 

Fifty-first  court,  se  cor  of  Peoria  st,  nf  41 
xl24%,  JuLy  24,  A F Stevenson  to  Chas 

Willie $800 

Forty-fourth  st,  73  ft  e of  Evans  av,  sf,  24 
xl0334,  May  24,  G H Warner  to  John 

Colley $900 

Fifty-sixth  st,  781  ft  w of  Stewart  ave,  sf, 
25x140,  July  1,  Nellie  M Chittenden  to 

J Denitt $422 

Fifty-first  st,  42  ft  w of  Leavitt  st.  sf,  50x 
12434,  June  28.  Wm  H Rand  to  Jas  P 

Hansen $400 

Forty-fifth  st,  25  feet  w of  Butler,  nf,  25x 
111,  Aug  7,  estate  of  W Maurer  to  Franz 

Koch $300 

Forty-third  st,  sw  cor  Langley  av,  nf  42% 
xll6,  Aug  2;  D Knight  to  J Rung.  .$2,400 
Forty-fourth  st,  141  ft  e of  Greenwood  av, 
sf  30x316  Aug  4,  Hannah  and  A J Too- 

len  to  Pamelia  E Meelian $1,680 

Forty-seventh  st,  48  ft  w of  Wallace,  sf, 
24x127,  imp,  July  31,  Leopold  Anderer 

to  Gregor  May  and  wife $1,450 

Fortieth  court:  214  ft  e of  Wallace  st:  sf 
25x129  June  20 — C J Hambleton  et  al 

to  John  Cavanaugh $400 

Forty-eighth  st,  330  ft  w of  Madison  ave: 
nf  77x150  July  1:  James  R Putnam  to 

Catherine  E Browne $6,000 

Greenwood  av,  se  cor  of  43d  st,  wf  217  ft 
running  e to  Laxe  ave,  June  18,  Lyman 
D Stevens  and  C A Dale  to  Mark  Kim- 
ball etal $18,000 

Garfield  boulevard;  85  ft  e of  School  st; 
nf  37  2-3x130  Aug  11 — Agnes  B Duffie 

to  Dennis  Curran $1,500 

Indiana  av:  30  ft  n of  59th  st;  wf  32x131 
Aug  7 — John  Alloway  to  P E Digman 

’ $4,150 

Joseph  st,  21  4-10  feet  e ef  Leg  gate  av,  nf 
125x2534-  July  13,  N Corwith  et  al  to  L 

Bouche $300 

Joseph  et,  ne  cor  Leggate,  sf,  21  4-10x125 
July  13,  N Corwith  to  Frank  Gignac.$300 
Lexington  av,  100  feet  s of  53d  st,  ef  lOOx 
164,  June  8,  heirs  of  E Addems  to  L B 

Shattuck $3,400 

Lexington  av,  200  ft  s of  53d  st,  ef  50x164 
June  29,  heirs  of  E Addems  to  Char- 
lotte C Holt $1,475 

Laflin  st,  nw  cor  50th,  e f 48x128%,  July 

19,  Meyer  Bullen  to  J Weber $1,000 

Michigan  av,  183  ft  s of  54th  st,  wf  50x 

161,  July  17,  Charles  B Hosmer  et  al  to 

Thos  Templeton $1,500 

OaK  st,  192  ft  e of  Stewart  av,  sf  24x125% 
June  15,  Geo  Bass  to  Jas  T Armstrong, 

$250 

Pierson  street,  sw  cor  William,  ef  41x125, 
July  14,  David  Nealis  to  James  W’iggins, 

$700 

School  st,  near  45th,  wf,  34x122%,  Dec  4, 
’84,  Matthew  Laflin  to  William  Scheck, 

$425 

State  et,  96%  ft  s of  44th,  wf,  50x170  7-10 
July  29,  Amos  S Randall  to  Stella  A 

Gore $3,250 

St  Lawrence  av,  300  ft  n of  43d  st,  wf  25x 
134,  July  21,  Edward  T Williams  to  Jas 

Nesson $875 

State  st,  292  ft  n of  Root,  ef  29x103,  July 
29,  Webster  Baceller  to  Emma  Harmey- 

er $2,802 

State  st,  265  feet  n of  63d,  wf  49%xl87%, 
August  5,  Grace  Cook  to  M D Brown, 

$1,000 

St  Lawrence  av;  325  ft  n of  43d  st:  wf  25 
xl34  July  16 — Edwin  T Williams  to 

Friedrich  Dohns $875 

Sixty-second  st;  345  feet  e of  Halsted;  sf 
25x125;  Nov  30,  ’83 — John  W Riggle  to 

Robt  Law $1,250 

School  st,  nw  cor  of  59th,  ef  250x125.  July 

20,  Michael  Reich  to  Catholic  Bishop, 
$2,000 

Trumbull  av,  75  ft  s of  75th  st,  wf  24x125 


%,  June  16,  Martha  J Converse  to  Peter 

Owens $250 

Tracy  av,  bet  53d  and  54th  sts,  ef,  3134  ft 
to  alley,  July  12,  J P Bowes  to  M Buch- 
ner   $500 

Union  st,  49  ft  n of  52d,  wf  25x125,  July 
11,  M Feuchtwanger  to  F A Hossfeld, 

$510 

Vincennes  ave,  164  7-10  ft  s of  42d  st,  ef, 

50  ft  to  alley,  July  19,  Matthew  Laflin 

to  Michael  O’Callaghan $2,750 

ViDcennes  av,  125  ft  s of  42d  st,  wf  37%x 
150,  Aug  5,  Peter  FitzpatricK  to  Wm  J 

Byruns $1,8 

Wright  st:  100  feet  s of  Morris:  ef  25x108 
June  19:  Jerome  P Bowes  to  James  A 

Harrison $1,400 

Wentworth  av,  near  48th  st,  ef  23%xl2434 
Julv  31,  John  McCaulx  to  Jos.  A Green 

. . .'. $2,700 

Winter  st,  300  ft  s of  45th,  ef  25x124,  July 

31,  William  H Barry  et  al  to  Hannah 

McCauley $2,800 

Wentworth  ave,  200  ft  s of  50th  st,  ef,  25x 
124,  July  15,  Chas  L Quinlan  to  James 

H Healy $2,000 

Wooodlawn  av,  25  ft  s of  Walnut  st,  ef  25x 
164,  Oct  19,  ’85,  Fred  M Kantzler  to  Pat 

Butler $500 

West  of  City  I, i suits. 

Armitage  av,  25  ft  w of  Blanchard  st.  nf, 
25x125,  Aug  6,  Wm  H Horn  to  L Fecher 

$500 

Buchanan  st,  350  ft  n of  AVabansia,  ef  25x 
125)4)  July  26,  John  M Way  to  Jno  Graf 

$500 

Courtland  st,  216  feet  w of  Western  av,  sf 
24x124,  June  2,  Wm  T Shaw  to  August 

Horn $600 

HancocK  st:  166  feet  s of  Armitage  av:  ef 
25x177:  Aug  5:  Edward  S Dreyer  to  Ed- 
ward Aitschaff $300 

Hubbard  st:  170  ft  e of  W 48th:  sf  24x118 
July  21;  Isabella  S McCrea  to  Martha 

A Parmley $1,380 

Humboldt  boulevard:  145  ft  e of  Hoffman 
av,  sf  36x166  Aug  2 — Matilda  C Crosby 

to  Charles  Miller $750 

Humboldt  boulevard,  48  ft  w of  Maple- 
wod  av:  sf  36x166,  Aug  12 — Matilda  C 

Crosby  to  T L Rundston $750 

McGovern  st,  w of  Milwaukee  ave.  nf  24x 
140,  August  5,  M Moore  to  J B Heanev, 

$350 

Miltimore  st,  nw  cor  of  Greenwood  av,  ef 
45  6-10x125,  July  15,  Jas  F Keeney  to 

AVm  L Snyder $700 

Miltimore  st,  50  feet  n of  and  adjacent  to 
above, June  15,  same  to  Albert  J Snyder, 

$709 

M orrison  av,  sw  cor  Gardner:  ef  122x123, 
Aug  3:  First  National  Bank  of  Garritts- 

ville,  O.,  to  ChasE  Wasrner $1,200 

Meeker  st:  75  feet  s of  Wabansia:  wf  25x 
177  Aug  7 — Chas  Muelhouse  to  Otto 

Bartel $325 

Milwaukee  av:  74  feet  s of  California;  nf 
25x110  Aug  5;  A Gerstharger  to  Marga- 
ret Riffel $2,000 

McLean  av;  sw  cor  Meeker  st;  nf  14934 x 
125)4)  July  29 — Edward  S Dreyer  to 

School  Trustees,  Jefferson $1,500 

McCaffery  av,  600  ft  e of  Sacramento,  sf, 
25x125,  Aug  4,  Thos  Kelly  to  P Scholl- 

meier $300 

North  av,  142  ft  w of  Western,  sf  24x125, 
Aug  4,  J Anderson  to  Charles  A Coles, 

$3,150 

Park  ave,  100  ft  west  of  42d  st,  sf  25x147, 
May  8,  H H Porter  to  J T Milmanow, 

$800 

Park  av,  nw  cor  of  A-Vest  43d  st,  sf, 

180,  May  7,  AVest  Chicago  Land  Co  to 

J T Milmanow $1,05 

Sheridan  st,  361  ft  n of  North  ave,  wf,  50x 
177,  August  2,  Mary  Rolle  to  Hannah 

O’Neil $1,850 

AVestern  av,  210%  ft  n of  AA’abansia,  ef,  24 
xl24%,  July  12;  F A Oswald  to  Chas 

Dannhauser $650 

Western  av,  75  feet  s of  Diversey,  e f,  25x 
125%,  July  31,  Henry  Jensen  to  Ernst 
Jensen $750 

AGREEMENT!#  FOR  DEEDS. 

Lt  79  b 12,  s sec  add,  Apr  29,  L C Pitner  to  Carle  E 

Delamater *700 

Lot  16  b 16  Avondale,  in  26  10  13,  July  12,  A Wisner 

to  Thos  Horsman  $30  1 

Lot  6 b 1,  Sheldon  & Paiker’s  sub  28  39  14,  July  26. 

Chas  Tinley  to  M Peiser $5, >4)0 

Lot  5 of  lots  6 to  9 b 5 b 5,  Sheffield’s  addn,  July  30, 

Mayer  Laner  to  B Beak $4,6U0 

Lot  26  b 3 Walker’s  Douglas  Park  addn,  May  24,  D 

W Barrows  to  S Johnson $501 

Lot  22  b 7 Kensington,  July  2,  Allie  McGowan  to  H 

Grapentheim 4525 

Lot  21  b 7 6ame,  July  2,  same  to  W Engel $525 

Lot  15  b 2,  Ayres’  et  al  sub  in  se  qr  8 38  14,  Aug  9, 

A F Stevenson  to  L J McKinnon $527 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Premises  No  155  Larrabee  st,  Ang  7,  Jno  Chambers 

to  Mary  Cohn jj  600 

Lot  45  8 Vi  b 5,  J & Lee’s  sub  sw  qr  20  39  14  No  547 
W 19th  st.  July  13,  M Kuban  to  J Lestima  $4  450 
Lot  2 b 2,  Beeson’s  sub,  n 333  ft  blk  30,  33  39  14,  Mar 

18,  D F Flannery  to  H Carroll jq  g 0 

Lots  13  and  15  b 4,  King,  Scott  ^Williams’  add,  Aug 

4,  Jno  T Dale  to  Ida  R Schaeffer $2  200 

Lot  6 b 2 w pt  lot  8 16  38  14,  July  20,  F Murto’n'to  H 

Bosch j 

Lot  86  b 13  7 39  14,  Aug  2,  J N Stoddard  to  Frances 

k John  H Watson $575 

Lot  2 and  s 1 ft  lot  1,  b 24,  South  Branch’  add,  July 

6,  J Klassen  to  J Victoria  $3  250 

Lot  9 b 2 Scammon’s  So  Park  Blvd  add,  July  23,  C 

M Reed  to  Ada  E Starrett $45  per  ft 

Lot  6 of  lots  39  to  87  block  31  7 39  14,  Aug  4,'  Sarah  E 

Carman  to  Thos  King jj  jg5 

Lot  18  blk  1,  Craft’s  sub  u e qr  9 39  13,  May  11,  C E 

Crafts  to  Minnie  Hinkley $300 

Premises  No  1699,  Wellington  ave  in  Lake  View 

June  17,  C J Bergh  to  J C Karruan $2  640 

Lots  3 to  6 b 4,  Sheffield’s  addn,  Aug  3,  J H Keeler 

to  A P Kellogg $6,400 

Premises  No  336,  N Franklin  st,  July  28,  J G Bro- 

berg  to  Maria  J Boyington $9  00  1 

Premises  No  775  Loomis  st,  Apr  10,  J Vancura  to’j 

Tichy $4  03 

Lot  1?  b 7,  Higgins’  sub,  4 38  14,  July  22,  J V Bow- 

ers  to  Jas  Leddy $850 

Lot  19  b 1,  Wait  & Monro’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Mar 

3,  C S Rowe  to  W C Dunweil 200 

Lots  1 to  5 b 92,  Maywood,  July  9,  s c'  Eastman  to 
A H Mussing $500 


Lot  11  b 8 Eitner  & Son’s  add  to  Evanston,  July  13, 
Josie  C Jnokman  tn  \f r c IVT  v 


Jackman  to  Mrs  M V Dalton  .. . $50  i 

Lot  34  b 32,  Jefferson,  Feb  27,  D W Eldred  to  Louis 

MezSer 

Lot  9 b 12  Delevan’s  add,  Aug  9,  Diana  M Howland 

to  Mary  Cohn  j5qq 

Lots  3 and  4 of  It  47,  Butterfield  add,  Apr  I5,  Baird 

k Bradley  to  E Pardridge $3  500 

Premises  No  174  and  176  W Monroe  st,"  Aug  9,’  Eliza- 
beth J Morrison  to  A F Biedler $14  000 

Premises  No  178  W Monroe  st,  E W Morrison  to 

r Sff-eD','  ■■■■  ■■■  $7,000 

Lot  Id  Baker’s  sub  in  21  38  14,  June  9,  A A Carson 

to  Mrs  G A Cary  $920 

N 2654  ft  It  4 e 54  0 4,  nw  frl  qr  22  39  14,  Aug  10  Jo- 
sephine P Alexander  to  Sarah  E Newberry..  .’$1,600 
Lot  14  b 16  Brown’s  add,  Aug  3,  J Roden  to  J J Mer- 

ritt $200 

Lots  2 and  3 iu  lot  24  blk  1 etc,  div  33  b 2,  Carr’s  re- 
sub  of  Kedzie’s  sub  9 38  14,  Aug  If,  Geo  Adams  to 

J P Boruer 

Lot  1 b 5,  Thompson  k Holmes’  sub  se  qr  17  38  14 

May  3,  F H Baker  to  J Reynolds .$412 

Lots  73  and  74  of  blks  6 and  7 of  lots  2 and  3 e half 
29  40  14,  July  17, A S Wehrheim  to  Mary  M Cleary 
$1,600 


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Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 


of  non  residents. 


• 76  RANDOLPH  ST.s 


CHICAGO 


Lot  16  b 8,  Linden  Grove,  Aug  5,  Leander  Stone  to 

K W Benton $2,8C0 

Lot  24  of  lots  1 to  10  and  12  block  6,  Linden  Grove, 

July  19,  C B Eggleston  to  E S Kelly $1,450 

E 32  ft  It  1 and  e 32  ft  of  n 5054  ft  of  lot  4 block  12, 
same,  July  31,  C C Haskin  to  Margaret  E Arient, 

$4,000 

Lot  16  b 8,  same,  Aug  5,  H W Benton  to  C C Haskin 

$3,000 

N 3754  ft  lot  8 blk  14,  Linden  Grove,  July  14,  Char- 
lotte A Baker  to  Mary  J Mandell $3,5(0 

I.ots  28  , nd  29,  Wheeier’s  sub  ne  qr  20  38  14,  Aug  5, 

J N Wheeler  to  Travers $910 

Lots  55  and  56  b 1,  Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  20  38 

14,  Aug  4,  A R Ratledge  to  T W Miller $600 

Lots  11  and  12  blk  6 Parmly’s  Normal  School  addn, 

July  28,  S P Parmly  to  J Hiestund $750 

Lots  45  and  46  blk  2,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  33  14, 

July  30,  B S Chace  to  F S Bock $750 

Lots  10  and  11  b 2.  Cook’s  sub  nwqr  8 88  14,  July  6, 

R Lindblom  to  W Graham  $2,000 

Lot  66  in  lot  of  w % n 54  sw  % ne  qr  28  38  14,  June 

26,  T P Phillips  to  Paul  Gores $550 

I.ots  14  and  19,  same  sub,  June  26,  same  to  Mary  C 

O’Grady $905 

Lots  12  and  13  b 7,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 
Aug  3,  A W Cravenor  to  L C Carl $1,690 


Lots  11  and  12  b 61,  Maywood.  Aug  2,  Russell  Weld 

to  Salem  E Weld gQQ 

Und  half  of  4 9-10  acres  in  nw  qr  6 35  14,  July  24  W 

Gottschalk  to  H Storch $jjgg 

Lots  8 and  9 blk  10  of  lots  3 to  21  and  33  to  37  Pine 

Grove,  M M Kuntz  to  M A Scholbe $4  600 

Lot  7 blk  7 of  lots  3 to  31,  33  to  37,  Pine  Grove,  July 
7,  L k O B Blake  to  same $3  300 

Und  % of  382  ft  frontage  in  block  sw  cor 
Kedzie  av  and  Congress  st,  July  14,  G 

W Culver  to  J U Borden $4,000 

Another  und  14  of  same  frontage,  July  14 
Jas  H Culver  to  J U Borden $4,000 


LYONS. 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


HYDE  PARK. 


Lot  21  b 30,  Taylor’s  First  add  to  S Chicago,  March 

24,  C O Tembroke  to  Geo  P Coan $300 

Lot  20  b 30,  same  add,  Mar  24,  same  to  same. . . . $300 
W M Of  n 54  nw  y nw  54  sw  qr  34  38  14,  Mary  J Nay 

to  Jennie  H Ellers $1,666.66 

Lots  33  34  35  b 2,  Gazzam  Gano’s  addn  to  Pullman 

July  31,  Fallis  & Gano  to  Frank  L CaRue $375 

S 30  ft  lot  2 b 52,  Hyde  Park,  Aug  6,  Harriet  Paul 

to  PF  Ryan $1,925 

Lots  9 and  10  b 7,  Fallis  k Gano’s  addn  to  Pullman 
July  30,  Fallis  k Gano  to  J Johnson.. . $1  125 

Lot  37  b 3,  Parkside,  Apr  29,  A A Young  to  J H Eng- 

elbrecht -5320 

Lot  36  b 55,  S Chicago,  Aug  7,  ’85,  C & C C & D Co 

to  F Gustifsen $5qq 

Lots  16  and  17  b ],  Hall’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  July  3 

Thos  A Hall  to  H H Northrup  $1,500 

Lots  35  and  36  b 1,  same  add,  July  26,  Thos  V Lee- 

son  to  C L Hunter $1  75q 

Lot  2 b 2‘  Howell,  Gano’s  addn  to  Pullman,  July  29 
Fallis  k Gano  to  J J Schuh *1, 


.$149 


Lot  2 of  lots  18  to  31  blk  3,  Fallis’  addn  to  Pullman 
July  13,  Arthur  A Mahan  t > Fallis  k Gano  . . $175 

Lots  18  aud  19  b 1,  Hall’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  July  3 

Thos  A Hall  to  F S Blanchard $1  500 

Lots  33  34  35  b 38,  Cornell,  Aug  3,  R H Nutt  to  C Pe- 
terson   |975 

NE  54  se  qr  13  37  14,  June  26,  A A Luch  to  G Mann- 


heimer  . 


Blks  1 2 5 6 13  14  17  18  21  to  24,  Mannheimer  et  al 
re-sub  se  14  13  37  14,  July  22,  G Maunheimer  to 

M H Naber $75  975 

Und  54  ne  54  se  54  13  37  14,  July  22,  same  to  H Na- 

ber $5,325 

Lot  21  and  s 54  lot  20  blk  2,  Fallis  & Gano’s  addn  to 
Pullman,  July  7,  Fallis  & Gano  to  H Elaine, 

$338 

Lot  42  blck  3,  Parkside,  April  27,  A A Young  to  A J 

Scott 

Lot  18  b 6 McChesney’s  sub  s 54  ne  54  22  38  14,  July 

31,  A B McChesney  to  A R Weibel $250 

Lot  10  b 13,  Taylor’s  2d  addn  to  S Chicago,  July  13 

D S Taylor  to  J Bnhling $500 

Lot  18  b 1,  Howell  Gano’s  addn  to  Pullman,  July  27 

Fallis  k Gano  to  Geo  Locho $135 

South  99  ft  lot  7,  Vandersyde  k Ton’s  sub,’ sw  54  5 
37  14,  July  28,  Alje  Bouthnis  to  B Hofman..  ..  $550 
S 99  feet  lot  6,  same,  July  28,  same  to  G Jonkman, 

Lot  27  b 2 b 4,  Norton’s  sub  ne  qr  27  38  14,  Aug  3.  H5° 
N Hibbard  to  A J Hall $150 


Lot  60  Weddell’s  sub  iu  se  !4  20  38  14,  July  17,  R S 

Cox  to  A H Rickert $200 

Lot  1 of  lot  13  14  etc  of  blks  1 to  4,  7 to  10,  Taylor’s 
sub  se  54  21  38  14,  July  30.  Mary  Davis  to  E Z Bas- 

si© $672 

W 54  sw  >4  ne  14  15  38  13,  Aug  7,  Henry  Hartman  to 

G W Morgan $10,000 

Lot  4 of  lot  1,  Parmly’s  sub  u 10  rods  etc  in  se  54  4 

38  14,  Aug  7,  C Bracken  to  D Maier $950 

Lots  1 and  2 b 2 of  lots  2 3 6 etc,  b 16,  Linden  Gr’ve 

Aug  9,  F Burcky  to  R S McClaughry $1,100 

Lot  1 b 9,  Normal  School  sub  21  38  14,  July  7,  Anna 

Haas  to  Cath.  Hughes $1,700 

Lot  26  Wheeler’s  sub  iu  ue  qr  20  38  14,  July  29j  J N 

Wheeler  to  C Lunnstrom  $420 

Lot  70  in  sub  of  w 34  n 54  sw  qr  28  38  14,  June  26,  T~ 

P Phillips  to  A W Wexelberg $510 

Lot  44  and  n 1 feet  It  43,  b 5,  Parmly’s  Normal  Park 
addition,  May  17,  S P Parmly  to  Susan  F Mowry, 

Lot  5 in  lot  of  w 34  u 54  sw  qr  28  38  14,  June  26.  tV 
Phillips  to  J C Kelly $520 


Lots  6 and  7 b 18  La  Grange,  Apr  12,  D B Lyman  to 

Mary  J Elliott $1,000 

E 63  ft  of  w 128  ft  of  lots  11  and  12  b 16,  Cossitt’s 
1st  add  to  La  Grange,  June  29,  F D Cossitt  to  W 

W Burridge $600 

Lots  10  aud  11  b 3,  Small’s  addu  to  La  Grange,  July 
29,  M A k S J Wolfe  to  B Young $700 


CALUMET. 


50x175  ft  in  b 14,  Sanders’  2d  addn  to  Blue  Island, 

Oct  28,  ’84,  Nellie  S Bourke  10  F Seidel  Sr $300 

Lots  1 2 6 to  10,  17  to  21  b 1;  lot  19  b 2;  Its  12  and  13 
b 4,  Cole’s  sub  in  5 37  14,  Aug  2,  S B Mitchell  to 

H G Young $4,500 

Lot  4 of  e 54  lots  15  and  16  b 4,  Washington  Heights 

Aug  4,  J H Parker  to  Mary  S Parker $1,200 

Lots  16  and  17  of  b R k L,  14  and  15  blk  M,  Morgan 

Park,  July  31,  Geo  R Clarke  to  E H Purse $4,000 

N 50  ft  lot  16  and  17  and  e 30  ft  lot  18  of  lots  6 to  12 
etc  b M,  Morgan  Park,  July  1,  G R Clarke  to  F W 
Robinson $2,425 


CICERO. 


Lot  39  Czmeck’s  sub  10  acs  in  w 54  sw  54  6 39  13, Au; 

5,  M Mathews  to  P Treverton $500 


EVANSTON. 


Lot  2 of  lots  1 2 3 of  lots  4 5 6 and  prt  3 b 68,  Evans- 
ton, July  15,  W Blanchard  to  Anna  M Reese, 

$1,725 

Lot  1.  Assr’s  sub  s 54  sw  qr  19  41 14;  also  s 4 acs  n 54 
n 54  se  qr  se  qr  23  41  13,  Aug  2,  Thos  F Wheeler 

et  al  to  Emma  Wheeler $10,000 

Und  54  n 1254  acs  lot  9,  Assr’s  sub  s half  sw  qr  19  41 
14,  August  2,  Thomas  F Wheeler  to  V W Foster, 

$10,000 

Lot  3 b 7 Union  addn,  June  21,  Samuel  Read  to  D H 

Cheney $1,000 

Lot  26  of  lots 5 to  10  b 58,  Evanston,  July  20,  Jane 
Fitzsimmons  to  Geo  Shaw $500 


JEFFERSON. 


E 45  ft  of  w 120  ft  of  s half  lot  1;  also  w 5 ft  of  (pt  n 
of  av)  s half  It  8,  Bowmanville,  July  30,  George  G 

Stapff  to  P Larson $400 

E 50  ft  of  w 75  ft  of  s half  lot  1,  same,  July  3 , same 

to  L P Anderson $400 

E half  of  nw  qr  of  e half  of  sw  qr  (10  acs)  17  40  13, 
Aug  7,  Mary  E Simpson  to  C F McDowell..  ..$1,350 
Lot  63  b 3 b 1,  Cragin,  Oct  1,  ’85,  C B Hosmer  to  J 

V Beck $300 

Lots  24  and  25  of  lots  8 and  9,  Brand’s  sub  ne  qr  26 

40  13,  D Crear  to  Eliza  Arnold  $350 

Blk  21  Montrose,  Feb  15.  M H Creazer  to  A C Fig- 

ems $1,500 

Same  premises,  August  4,  W C Higgins  to  George  C 
Klehm $1,600 


MAINE. 


Lot  22  b 6,  Dale  et  al  add  to  Park  Ridge,  Aug  3,  L J 

Martin  to  Lucy  J Barnum $300 

Lots  12  3 block  9,  same,  Aug  3,  L J Martin  to  E H 

Haines $800 

W’ly  half  lot  48  Desplaines,  May  21,  Wm  Jones  to 

W Hammel  $425 

Lot  3 and  s half  sec  2 block  6,  Dale  et  al  add  to  Park 
Ridge,  Aug  10,  E H Haines  to  E Stander $400 


Summary. 

1 he  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Aug  12,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount. 

Lity  214  $1,134,904 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  1 18  362,396 

County 84  155.989 


Total 418  $1,653,289 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Aug.  13,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

Clty 116  $453,151 

County 150 


296,244 


Total 266  $749,395 


TRUST  DERRS. 


NEW  TRIER. 


Lot  6 b 7 Seger’s  sub  in  42  13,  Margaretha  Segar  to 

Village  of  Gross  Point $250 

Lot  47  b 5,  Brown’s  addn  to  Glencoe,  Apr  7,  Anna  J 

Fulton  to  Maria  J Williams  $_ 

Lots  3 to  8,  10  to  2s.  b 6,  Anderson’s  add  to  Glencoe 
June  23,  H D Smith  to  May  E King $2,000 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

West  half  lot  1 b 34,  Young’s  addn  to  Blue  Island, 

Aug  11,  J Ray  to  Hugh  Ryan $1,300 

N 65  acs  of  e 54  se  qr  32  37  11,  Aug  9,  Mary  McNal- 
ly to  J Gerharz $3,250 

Lots  5 and  8 b 10  Egandale,  June  8,  Heirs  of  E Ad- 

dems  to  L B Shattuck $3,40 

Lots  1243,  1244,  block  30,  Division  3,  Riverside, 
July  3,  Edward  A Driver  to  W A Gardner, . . . $2,200 
12  acs  in  10  42  12, Aug  4,  Claus  Heitraan  toW  H Butt- 

“er $3,300 

Lots  11  to  39  b 20  aud  lot  6 b 21,  Eggleston’s  sub  iu 
nw  qr  etc  12  41  11,  Aug  4,  Master  in  Chy  to  F W 
Coffin $636 


Anderson  C A to  H E Greenebaum,  Auer  2. 

It  22  b 5,  1 39  13,  5y  7% ?$500 

Anderson  D F to  V H Sughnor,  Apl  19,  Its 
44  to  49  b 40,  Sheffield  add,  3y,  6$.  . $1700 
Adler  R to  C Kosminski,  Aug  5,  It  10  b 11, 

6 39  14,  2y,  6 %% $600 

Anderson  J F to  H O Van  Schaack,  Aug 
2,  Its  36  to  38  b 7,  31  40  14,  5y,  7%.  . $5100 
Andreseu  CBtoHS  Dietrich,  Aug  3,  It  80 

b 1,  29  41  14 $800 

Avent  M E aud  J V to  H P Haskin,  July 
31,  pt  It  1 It  4 b 12,  21  38  14,  2y,  7%..  .... 

$2500 

Allen  F to  J W Scoville,  July  29,  It  36  b 1, 

33  39  14,  5y.  8% $300 

Allen  C L to  H L Turner,  May  12,  Its  15 

and  18  b 1,  Egandale,  3y,  8% $4125 

Anderson  J P to  G F Blanke  Aug  6,  It  37 

and  pt  38  b 2 20  40  14  3y  6% $1150 

Ahrens  F and  J P to  S W Rawson  Aug  5, 

pt  It  4 b 4,  34  39  14  ly  8% $4000 

Arndt  J J to  S E Gross  July  22,  It  2 b 11, 

Clifford’s  add  2y  6% $250 

Agnew  J to  F R Chandler  July  20,  It  3 It 

19  b 1,  9 38  14  5y  7% $1000 

Brett  C E to  F B Peabody  Aug  7,  It  80  b 1 

10  39  13  5y  8% $2500 

Bischoff  S to  C L Scharr  Aug  5,  It  40  s e 

M 6 38  14  3y  8 % $800 

Boland  R to  W H Moore  July  5,  It  48  b 1 

McKey  add  Hyde  Pk  8% $1670 

Blanchard  F S to  A F Hatch  July  3,  Its  18 

and  19  b 1,  23  38  14  ly  7% $1000 

Biezki  J to  C S Holt  July  16,  It  14  b 31, 

Sheffield  add  4y  7% $260 

Brunn  C F W to  S E Gross  July  22,  It  1 b 

11  Clifford’s  add  6m  8% $350 

Bell  K H to  R Brand  Aug  7,  pt  It  22  b 30 

Carpenter  add  6# $3500 

Burns  T to  W F Lubeke  Aug  2,  It  6 b 3,  28 

39  14  2y  7% $600 

Burwell  M and  W B to  W H Moore  Aug  7, 

pt  It  16,  12  39  12  ly  8% $325 

Buszkiewicz  A to  P W Palmer  Mch  2,  It  97 

b 18,  19  39  14  May  1 ’90  8% $600 

Bergman  T W to  H E Greenebaum  June  30, 
pt  Its  1 and  2 and  all  It  3 b 46,  17  339  14 

3y  $1500 

Blankscheim  W FtoFH  Barnum,  Aug  2, 

Its  23  and  24  b 2,  6 39  14,  5y,  7% $4500 

Benson  A to  A W Eschenburg,  Aug  6,  It  39 

b 7,  36  40  13,  2y,  7% $350 

Bosma  F aud  J to  A J Nowlan,  Aug  5,  It 

26  b 9,  25  39  13,  5y,  8 % $500 

Borges  J to  S J A Fuellgraff,  July  22,  It  35 

b 6,  19  39  14,  8% $1,200 

Bondrean  H A to  G M Bogue,  July  26,  It  60 

b 4,  13  39  13,  5y  6£ $500 

Bennett  J to  J W Scoville,  Aug  6,  It  37  b 5 
Harrison  add  3y $1000 


Bowes  J P to  F R Chandler  July  26,  It  6, 

n e H n 6 H 9 38  14  5y  7% " $550 

Benton  K W to  E F Gorton,  Aug  5,  It  16  b 

8,  2138  14,  7% $1900 

Bolard  R to  W H Moore,  Apl  20,  It  48  b 1, 

McKay  add,  Hyde  Pk,  5 y,  6% $1500 

Brown  J W to  E 0 Towne,  July  17,  pt  It  1 

b 21,  s s add,  2y,  8% $900 

Buckley  N B and  C W to  L J Pitner,  Apl 

16  It  20  b 20,  17  40  14,  7% $900 

Baker  C J to  F C Delamater,  July  19,  It  2 

b 1,  36  40  13,  ly,  6% $150 

Balata  F to  T B Marston,  Aug  2,  It  23  b 

17  35  40  13,  3y  6$ $225 

Brown  S M to  P F Haynes,  Aug  3,  Its 

1 to  4 and  11  to  13  It  3 b 11,  18  40  14  5y 

7$ $3000 

Bride  R to  F C Rossiter,  Aug  2,  It  5 b 1 b 

3,  18  36  14,  50  m 7% $1500 

Burnham  J P to  H E Greenebaum,  Auo-  3, 

It  86  b 3,  3y  7% $1300 

Bergen  D to  G A Rose  Aug  2,  It  42  b lb  5, 

4 38  14,  3y,  6% $1000 

Comstock  E F to  W Heinemann  July  28, 

Its  34  and  35  b 1,  28  40  14  3y  6 % $3000 

Chase  S P to  0 Wasmansdorff  Aug  3:  Its 
34  and  35  It  33  b 3 Harrison  add  3y  8% 

$500 

Colley  I to  W A Bond  May  24,  It  8 It  9,  3 

38  14  ly  8% $450 

Cook  H and  J to  J J Altpeter,  July  31,  It  36 

b 2,  35  40  13,  8% 700 

Chapell  G E to  H G Foreman.  July  28,  Its 
23  and  24  b 38,  33  40  13,  ly,  8%....  $6, 000 
Callaghan  S to  C F Clarke,  July  28,  Its  5 

and  6 It  7 b 2,  3 38  14,  2y,  6% $1000 

Cunning  J N to  H A Hurlburt,  July  13.  pt 

b 5,  18  39  14,  5y,  7% $6000 

Cooper  G E to  L Baird,  Aug  2,  It  21  b 9, 

28  39  14,  3y,  7% $1300 

Canty  T J to  P Taaynor,  Aug  5,  It  38  b 7, 

18  39  14,  3y,  8% $2000 

Clarke  CS  to  JS  Murray,  July  21,  It  11  b 

11,  Evanston,  3y,  8% $2000 

Callaghan  M O to  G Laflin,  July  19.  Its  3 

and  4,  H L & F sub,  3 38  14 $1750 

Carroll  J to  A C Gehr,  August  6,  It  26  b 60, 

Hamburg,  2y,  7% $300 

Cumming  J N to  H A Hurlbut,  July  30, 

Its  1 to  3,  Morris  sub,  18  39  14,  5y,  6 % 

$6000 

Crane  M E to  W S Linn  Aug  4,  pt  It  8 b 8 

21  38  14  7% $3500 

Carlson  F A to  M E Fr«.enebaum  July  6, 

It  18  b 4 Gross  n add  2y  7 % $380 

Coles  C A to  D J Avery  Aug  4,  It  25  b 8, 

36  40  13  4y  7% $2150 

Doyle  P J to  H W Leman  July  28,  It  1 

Hull’s  sub  29  39  14  ly  8% ; $2400 

Davis  J A to  E H Sheldon  JuIy  2,  Its  7 and 

3 b 23,  7 39  14  3y  6 % $400 

Doll  W to  H J Christoph  Aug  7,  pt  Its  44 

to  48  b 2,  1 39  13  3y $1000 

Davies  E to  D S Place,  July  27,  It  7 b 2,  3 

39  13,  2y,  7% ' $200 

Dye  N to  L Baird;  July  1,  pt  It  3b  56,  7 39 

14,  2y,  8% $600 

Dannhauser  C to  C P H Dose,  July  12,  It 

16  b 5,  36  40  13,  2y,  8% $350 

Daun  M to  J F Mick,  July  23,  pt  Its  8 and 

5 b 13,  Englewood,  2y.  7% $500 

Dwyer  T to  J T Poung,  Aug  3,  It  24  b 8.  s 

w ^ 4 38  14,  42  m,  6 % $600 

Delaney  B to  D G Hamilton  Aug  9,  It  127 

b 11,  33  39  14  3y  8% $300 

Dorman  W A to  H R Durkee  July  13,  Its 

22  and  23  b 59,  19  39  14  5y  7% $2500 

Dennis  R W and  E to  B L Pease,  July  15, 

It  6 and  pt  7 b 95,  Maywood,  3y,  7 % 

$650 

Dennis  E F and  R to  B L Pease,  July  1, 

Its  6 and  7 b 98,  Maywood,  Jad  1,  ’88, 

$650 

Drummond  T to  R J Smithwick,  Aug  4,  It 

107  b 42,  17  39  14,  8% $600 

Dillon  E C to  W Loeb,  Aug  3.  It  60  b 15, 

7 39  14,  ly  8% $500 

Englebreth  J H to  H L Turner  Apl  29,  It 

37  b 3 Parkside  2y  8% $200 

ErcKson  A to  J Stern,  Aug  2,  It  21  b 2 b 15, 

5 39  14  7% $1,500 

Elder  A to  P Ropp,  Aug  4,  It  19  It  2 b 37, 

21  39  14,  8% $1,200 

Erwin  J I to  C C Kohlsaat,  Ang  5,  It  12  b 6 
Rockwell’s  add,  2y  8% $350 


i 


Ellinger  W and  W to  L Baird,  Aug  4,  It  55 
b 2,  Brown’s  add,  ly  7% $700 


Edwards  F K to  J W Scoville,  Aug  3,  pfc  It 
25  and  26  b 12,  Ashland  add,  8%....  $1,300 
Ericksen  J to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug  5,  It 

6 b 6,  8 39  14,  6y,  6<6 $6000 

Eckelburg  C to  0 H Fuscheck,  Aug  6,  It  4 

b 61,  19  39  14,  3y,  7# $300 

i»\  Ex  J aud  S to  H G Foreman  Aug  6,  It  22  b 

2 Sutton’s  add  4y  6 % $2000 

1 Edgland  E to  O Charles  Aug  7,  It  34  b 1 

29  40  14  3y  7% $1000 

Fraser  C E to  A W Eschenburg,  July  27, 

It  18  b 7,  Davis’  add,  3y,  6 % $400 

Friebe  F to  W D Kerfoot  July  27,  It  44  b 1 

32  39  14  5y  6% $450 

Fruesdell  J M to  E A Temple  Aug  4,  It  13 

b 2,  12  38  14  2y  8% $225 

Fetton  M J to  J Stern  Aug  5,  pt  It  4 b 11 

21  38  14  wkly  7% $1000 

Fortsch  J H to  C Jorn  Aug  4,  It  48  b 27,  3 

y e% $300 

Fluke  L H to  W S Linn  Aug  4,  pt  It  8 b 8 

21  38  14  6% $7000 

Falter  G A to  P W Naas,  Aug  3,  It  28  b 4, 

20  39  14,  8% $4000 

Frazier  A to  O H Benson,  July  31,  Its  35 

and  36  b 61,  Maywood,  3y,  6% $300 

Fischer  M to  G Snydacker,  Aug  6,  It  9 b 

52  etc,  Butterfield  add,  1 y,  7% $200 

Freeman  A W to  F R Chandler  Aug  7,  Its 

27  and  28  b 2,  21  38  14  3y  7% $1200 

Fargo  H B to  S M Moore,  Aug  2,  It  26  b 

2,  13  39,  13,  3y  7$ 

Franks  H J to  M Grace,  July  27,  pt  It  1 It 

1 b 48.  s s add,  2y  8% $8000 

Filip  J to  B Rosenberg,  Sept  29,  It  40  b 

44,19  39  14,  ly  7% $693 

Fuller  D to  E E Prussing,  Aug  3,  It  19  b 1 

b 32,  33  39  14,  5 y 6% $8,000 

Griebel  C to  J Buehler  Aug  9,  It  1 b 3 b 13 

Sheffield  add  2y  7# $1400 

Goldman  K to  M Majewski  Aug  7,  It  26  b 

1,  6 39  14  6% $2600 

Gooden  A to  E W Adkinson  Aug  6,  It  2 b 

1,  9 38  14  4y  6% $400 

Garney  V to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  Aug  2,  It 

90  b 55,  19  39  14,  2y  7% $4 

Groth  P to  N A Mayer,  Aug  6,  It  5,  Bron- 
son add,  ly $150 

Graf  J to  H C Morey,  July  26,  It  1C  b 6, 

36  40  13,  3y,  7% $375 

Griffiths  J to  F R Chandler,  July  19,  pt  It 

30,  Ellis  e add,  5y,  8% $18,000 

Gosche  P to  J H Ernst,  Aug  4,  It  94  b 42, 

33  40  14,  ly,  5# $300 

Grosscurth  A to  J E Dalton,  June  15.  It 

55  b 31,  33  39  14,  ly,  6 % $500 

Graves  S E to  C W Griggs,  Aug  2,  It  39  b 

15,  31  40  14,  3y,  7% $1000 

Guentker  J F to  C F Collot,  July  31,  It  31 

b 6,  20  40  14,  3y,  6 % $400 

Grummitt  J to  A V Knickerbocker,  Aug  2, 

It  5 It  2 b 37,  21  39  14,  8 % $1,000 

Gould  R to  J W Scoville,  July  30,  It  6 b 

22,  6 39  14,  2y  6% $300 

Gunn  J A to  J M H Burgett  Aug  4,  It  9 b 

1,  9 38  14  3y  7% $1200 

Geor.  M to  C W Nicholes  July  20,  It  16  b 2 

b 22,  33  39  14,  3y  7% $600 

Geon  M to  A F Hatch , It  16  b 2,  33 

39  14  2y  7% $400 

GiblinJ  R to  J R Geary  July  1,  Its  21  to 

24  b 1 22  38  14  6% $800 

Gavnev  J to  S Pearson  Aug  2,  It  16  b 2 b 4 

Sheffield  add  5y  7% $1500 

Grebing  C to  W Heinemann,  Aug  2,  It  23 

bk  2,  4 38  14,  ly  7% $600 

Homg  A to  A Smith  July  3,  Its  6 to  9 b 1 

Lawndale  2y  6% $1500 

Hoepe  H to  W A Hammond  Aug  7,  pt  b 

9 Pierce  add  Holstein  ly  6% $1000 

Halliwell  AC  to  D V Bussie  Aug  2,  It  1 

and  pt  2,  21  38  14  19m $850 

Hartmann  C to  M E Greenebaum  Oct  29, 

It  370  b 1 etc  29  40  14  3y  8% $500 

Harder  C F to  C F Schumacher  Jr.  Aug.  2 
e 34  It  38  and  39  b 5,  19  39  14,  8%.  .$1,000 
Herzog  L J to  P Stein,  Aug  3,  It  1,  s 


3 38  14,  3y  7% 

Hayes  D F to  F G Bradley,  Apl  12, 


and  7 It  11,  27  39,  13,  2y  6%. 


w 34 
. $2000 
Its  6 

. ..  . ..$500 

Hoyt  VV  to  J M Kean,  July  15.  It  5 b 33 

Rogers’  Park,  3 y.  7% $800 

Harris  S F to  J M Kean,  July  21,  It  21  b 

32  Roger’s  Park,  9y $2260 

Hoffman  L to  G Coombs,  Aug  10,  It  20  b 

8,  29  40  14,  5y,  7% $1500 

Hayers  G M to  C E Follansbee,  July  15, 

pt  Its  21  and  22  b 2,  34  89  14,  3y,  6% 

$2000 

Heinig  L to  F Sommer,  Aug  5.  It  33,  Co 

[ elks  sub,  17  42  13,  5 1-5$ $1500 

! Hausen  J to  W Stande,  Aug  5,  It  20  b 1 b 

9'  ^ 38  14,  2y,  7% $500 

Healy  J H to  G A Rose,  July  15,  It  9 b 1,  9 

38  14,  21m,  8% $725 

i Haines  E to  J B Breese,  Aug  7,  pt  Its  1 to 
3b  10,  Stone’s  sub,  Astor  add,  ly  8%.  $2000 


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Herrig  N to  F C Mueller,  Aug  4,  It  2 It  1 

b 4 b 5,  Sheffield  add,  5y,  6 % $7000 

Hucksold  F to  W Loeb,  July  22,  It  2 b 27, 

20  39  14,  4y,  6 % $6800 

Humans  O L to  A W Eschenberg,  JuIy  29, 

It  17  b 7,  Davis’  add,  33,  6 % 

Hilger  P to  M Schmitz,  Aug  4,  pt  Its  21  to 

24  b 8,  20  40  14,  3y,  6 $400 

Hrdina  D to  M Sikyta,  Aug  4,  It  34  b 1,  8 

38  14,  6 34$ * $1200 

Hansen  J P to  C J Adams,  Aug  4,  It  80,  n 

w 34  7 38  14  3y,  7% $500 

Holland  M to  T VV  Sennott,  Aug  5,  It  16  b 

49  19  39  14  8% $3600 

Hawley  C VV  to  C B S Conyne,  July  19,  pt 

It  2 b 7,  12  39  12,  8 % $2,000 

Hobley  M to  P Keane  Aug  2,  It  78  b 50,  19 

39  14  2y  8% $350 

Halsey  L J to  R A Waller,  Aug  6,  pt  It  9 

28  40  14  5y  6% $5000 

Hughes  H R to  H E Greenebaum  Aug  9, 

pt  It  8 It  1 b 3 s s add  4y  634$ 

Hirschfeld  H H to  H G Foreman  July  15, 
pt  It  20  and  all  21  b 3 b 3,  Sheffield  add, 

5y  6$ $2800 

Hagan  C L to  A Peterson  Aug  4,  p,  4 b 2 

1 39  13  3y  7% $600 

Hossfield  F to  W Loeb  July  30,  It  27  b 2,  9 

38  14  4m  6$ $910 

Hanrahan  A to  H E Greenebaum  Aug  9,  It 

47  Cir  ct  partn  4 38  14  3y  6^# $2400 

Johnson  K B and  W H to  D Quigg,  Aug  7, 
lease  of  It  2 It  5 b 16  Bushnell  add,  5y, 

6$ $3500 

Jarcobs  I and  J E to  J B Galloway,  July 

31,  It  1 b 2,  18  39  14,  7% $2,400 

Johnson  E H to  J Stern,  July  28,  pt  Its  5 

and  4 b 1,  16  38  14,  7% $150 

Johnson  J to  T Scanlan  July  31,  Its  9 and 

10  b 7 F & G add  Pullman  3y  8% $600 

Jens  H to  C S Holt  July  26,  It  10  b 21, 

Sheffield  add  4y  7% $260 

Johnson  O to  J S Huey  Aug  1,  It  20  b 1 

20  40  14  3y  7% $500 

Jackson  J B to  J C Burroughs,  Aug  6,  Its 

25  to  34  aud  39  to  47,  27  38  14,  ly,  8% 
$2000 

Jansen  P to  W Heinemann,  Aug  3,  It  13  b 

6,  Schlesswig,  5y  7% $1500 

Jennings  E A to  W Lister,  Aug  4,  It  28  b 12 

Bickerdike  add  5 y 6 % $950 

Johnson  D E to  C H Hatterman,  July  20  It 

22  b 2 6 39  14  70m  6 % $700 

Klunder  W to  J Jensen,  Apl  1,  It  20  b 1,  6 

39  14  22m  8% $350 

Kaye  E to  G M Bogue  Aug  4,  It  5 It  16  b 3 

13  39  13  4y  8% $500 

Klusendorf  H C J to  W Bartels,  Aug  4,  It 

69  b 18,  19  39  14.  6m $600 

Kaderli  F to  J Stern,  Aug  2,  It  34  b 26,  33 

40  14,  7%. $600 

Koch  W to  H J Christoph,  Aug  6,  Its  3 to 

10,  13  to  18  b 2,  19  40  14,  ly,  6% $2200 

Kolar  M to  T H Schintz,  Aug  2,  It  78  b 3J, 

19  39  14,  3y.  7 % $1500 

Kraft  E to  C Burke,  June  10,  pt  It  9 b 10, 

36  40  13,  Jan  16$ $700 

Kozisek  V to  A M Dvorak,  Aug  2,  pt  It  6 h 

65,  21  39  14,  8% $1600 

Kelly  J C to  S M Moore,  June  26,  It  5,  s w 

34  n e J4  28  38  14 $315 

Knop  H to  E A Warfield,  Aug,  3 pt  Its  21 

to  25  b 50,  7 38  14,  3y,  6% $300 

Kolat  J to  W Heinemann  July  14,  It  18  b 7 

20  39  14  5y  6 % $4500 

Knopp  E to  P VV  Palmer,  July  19,  It  30  b 

18,  19  39  14  Nov  19  ’88  8% $450 

Krause  R to  M E Greenebaum  Sept  7,  It  66 

Gross  2d  add  2y  7% $200 

Krai  J to  W Heinemann  Aug  5,  It  36  b 4, 

20  39  14  3y  6 % $2500 

Kendall  P to  VV  C Goudy  Aug  5,  It  375  It  1 

etc  29  40  14  3y  8% $300 

Kersting  A aud  H to  H Felsenthal,  Aug  4, 

It  19  b 20,  5 39  14.  3y  8%% $2,500 

Kilinski  ii  to  W C Fricne,  July  10,  pt  It  10 

b 21,  6 39  14.  5y,  8 % $900 

Kanter  M to  S Straus,  Aug  1,  It  2 b 63,  21 

39  14  4y  8% $2,000 

Lehmann  F W to  C H Puscheck,  Aug  5,  pt 
Its  2 and  3 b 20,  Brand’s  add,  3y  7%.  $1400 
Lanquist  A to  L Silverman,  July  26,  Its  1 
to  3 It  3 b 9,  J R & S add,  5y  8%. . .$10,000 


Ludwig  F to  W Heinemann,  Aug  4,  Its  11 

and  10  b 7,  6 39  14,  5y  7% $2,100 

Lanorgan  E to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug  4, 

It  1 b 8,  28  39  14.  2y  7% $300 

Little  N D to  C W Requa,  July  7,  Its  11 

aud  12  b 12,  22  38  14,  ly  8%  $516 

Lesk  A to  C S Holt  Aug  4,  It  17  b 31,  Shef- 
field’s add  4y  7% $260 

La  Rue  F L to  T Scanlan  July  31,  Its  33  to 

35  b 2 Pullman  2y  6 % $250 

Lindholm  N M S to  C Holbech,  July  12,  It 

24b  8,  1 39  13,  2y,  7% $600 

Larson  J and  M to  J W Lanehart.  Aug  2, 
Its  29  and  30,  Altgeld  sub,  20  40  14.  3y 

7%  $2100 

Laughlin  F to  R M Fair,  Aug  4,  w 34  8 w 

34  9 37  12,  2y,  6% $2,000 

Lyman  T to  D Quigg,  Aug  5,  Its  1 to  24  b 

12,  18  40  14.  ly,  7% $5000 

Listenwalter  E to  H M Bacon,  Aug  5,  pt  It 

14  b 11,  Duncan’s  add,  30  ds $2500 

Landeen  A to  E VV  Adkinson , It  3 b 21 

b 1 9 38  14  5y  8% $1000 

Lemke  K to  W Loeb  Aug  3,  It  45  b 6 29 

40  14  4y  7% $400 

MeKeon  E A to  G M Bouge  Aug  3,  It  43  b 

3.  13  39  13  4y  6% ... $460 

Millar  R to  J J Altpeter  Aug  7,  It  11  b 2, 

18  39  14  8% $3000 

McCarthy  M to  H Felsenthal  Aug  7,  It  14 

It  5,  etc,  b 6 s s add  2y  8% $1500 

Madsen  C to  M J Dunne  Aug  4,  It  103  b 2, 

8 39  14  8% $400 

Maxa  I to  T H Albofn,  July  14,  It  77  b 10, 

29  39  14,  3y,  7% $250 

Margerum  W to  S R Hurford,  Aug  2,  pt  b 

43,  Winuetka $1700 

Mondell  M J to  F G Theale  Jr,  July  14, 
pt  It  8 b 14,  Linden  Grove,  8y,  7% ....  $911 
Malak  J to  M Malak,  Aug  5,  It  33  b 9,  6 39 

14,  7% $400 

Montgomery  J to  H W Ames,  Aug  5,  It  17 

b 1 b 11,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 1-5$ $1200 

Mazanec  V to  J VV  Scoville,  Aag  29,  It  10 

b 5,  33  20  14,  3y,  6 % $2800 

Mara  V to  T Schintz,  Aug  5,  It  52  b 10,  20 

39  14,  3y,  634# $800 

McNamy  N to  T H Schintz,  Aug  5,  It  17  b 

6,  U S Bank  add,  3y,  7% $500 

McDonald  G M to  D W Kean;  Aug  1,  Its 
23  aud  24  b 43  Rogers’  Park,  6y,  8%.  $2450 
Miller  C to  J W Farlin,  Aug  2,  It  18  and  pt 

It  17  p 18,  25  40  13,  54m  8% $900 

Martin  J A to  J Kralovec,  July  21,  It  38  It 

4,  18  39  14,  25m,  8% $500 

McDermott  J P to  E A Warfield,  July  29, 

pi  Its  21  to  25  b 50,  7 38  14,  4y,  8%.  .$2000 
Mundt  S to  T Schintz,  Aug  5,  pt  It  3 b 15, 

H & H sub,  36  40  13,  ly,  8% $100 

McCauly  H to  G A Pose  July  31,  It  13  b 3, 

4 38  14  5y  7% $2000 

Mueller  G to  S E Gross  July  12,  It  29  and  30 

Clifford  add  2y  6% $750 

Meclain  P E and  T to  M E Madden,  Aug 

4,  pt  It  6 b 4,  2 38  14,  ly  8%% $680 

McDermott  T J to  H B Bogue  Aug  3,  It  42 

b 3 b 4,  13  39  13  4y  8% $460 

Miller  J to  F Greeley  Aug  9,  It  1 It  10,  3 

39  14  2y  8% $6180 

Maloney  M to  E A Temple  Aug  4,  It  lo  b 

2,  16  38  14  2y  8% $225 

Meyer  P to  W C Goudy  Aug  5,  It  282  b 1 

etc  29  40  14  4y  8% $400 

Madsen  H to  H M Bacon  July  10,  pt  It  11 

b 7,  23  38  14  2y  7% $475 

Maggie  A to  J Daprato  Aug  7,  It  14  b 24, 

Carpenter  add  4y  8% ....  $1000 

McKey  VV  D to  O K A Hutchinson  Aug  7, 

It  5 McKey  sub  Smith  add  3y  8%.  . .$3000 
McIntosh  A to  W C Kinney,  July  20,  It  76, 

n e cor  34  39  14,  2y  8% .......  $1600 

Murray  J to  O B Green.  Aug  5,  Its  4 to  10 

b 37,  Elston’s  add,  5y  8% $22,500 

Matched  VV  H to  E F Abbott,  Aug  5,  pt  It 

5 b 5,  21  38  14,  5 y,  7% $1,500 

Nachtrieb  M to  VV  D Kerfoot,  Aug  5,  It  5,  It 

1 b B,  32  39  14, 3y  7 # $1200 

Nisle  M to  J Kowalski,  Aug  3,  It  18  b 86, 

S Chicago,  3y  8% $600. 

Northrop  H H to  A F Hatch  July  3,  Its  16 

and  17  b 1,  23  38  14  3y  7% $1150 

Niesen  F to  E Trussing,  Aug  1,  It  3 and  4 

b 6 Sheffield  add  ly  6$ $2750  , 

Nelson  J to  J H Van  Vlissingen  June  29, 


pt  It  31  Johnson  sub  3 38  14  3y  8%.  . .$585 
Naber  M H to  M Monnheimer,  July  26,  pt 

13  37  14,  5y,  8% $21,300 

Nielsen  N K to  C F Schumacher  Jr.,  July 

31,  It  16  b 58,  19  39  14,  8% $800 

O’Neill  T J to  C S Larman,  Aug  10,  11  19 

Adams  sub,  28  39  14,  2y,  8% $500 

Olson  L to  S E Gross  Aug  2,  It  2 b 15, 

Clifford  add  2y  8% $316 

O’Neill  II  to  S Delarnater  Aug  2,  It  19  b 28 

35  40  13  ly  8% .' $426 

Olivereins  A to  II  E Freeuebaum,  Aug  4,  It 

10  b 47,  19  39  14  4y  7 # $1,500 

PikowsKi  A to  E A Warfield,  July  25,  It  6 

b 18,  7 38  14,  3y,  8% $300 

Phillips  B to  A V Knickerbocker,  Aug  5, 

pt  It  1 b 10,  VV  Heights,  ly,  8 # $1000 

Phiilipson  J to  L J A Fuellgraff,  July  3, 

It  9 b 4,  B & E add,  8% $2,600 

Pauly  PCtoW  Vocke  Aug  9,  It  12  It  1 It 

9,  29  40  14  2y  8% $700 

Prindville  J W to  J C Schumacher,  Aug  5 

Its  3 and  4 b 12,  s s add,  5# $3,000 

Peslick  F to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  Aug  4,  It 

22  b 15,  19  39  14,  3y  5% $900 

Prange  C A to  E S Pike  July  1,  Its  1 and  6 

b 1,  36  40  13  ly  8% $1700 

Pilkington  J H to  S E Gross  Apl  12,  It  9 b 

1 Clifford’s  add  30  m 8% $489 

Pearson  S to  W C Goudy  July  10,  It  93  and 

pt  92  b 3 etc  29  40  14  4y  6 # $613 

Picherl  A to  T H Schintz  Aug  7,  It  24  b 6 

28  39  14,  8% $700 

Pause  E H to  C F Collot  July  31,  It  30  b 6 

20  40  14  2y  6% $400 

Pathenheimer  H to  C F Schumacher  Jr, 
Aug  5,  It  27  b 8,  S & G add,  5y,  6%. . . $8Q0 
Payson  C to  M J Beck,  Aug  7.  Its  9 to  11  b 

1,  21  38  14,  3 y,  7% $2200 

Pretroda  J to  T Schintz,  Aug  9,  It  79  b 11, 

20  39  14,  ly,  7%. $75 

Purse  E H to  D W Kean,  Aug  2,  Its  16  and 
17  b R and  Its  14  and  15  b M,  51  notes, 

$2536 

Piroutka  T to  C J Vopicka,  Aug  4,  pt  It 

22  b 10,  s s add,  6% $1600 

Parker  T Jr  to  T Brentano,  July  21.  pt  It 

14  b 9,  17  39  14.  5y,  8% ..$5000 

Pfirsching  J to  W Loeb,  Aug  5,  Its  15  and 

16  b 7,  11  38  14,  3y,  8%.  $8500 

Peterson  O to  W A Bond,  June  4,  It  7 It  9 

b 1,  3 38  14,  3y,  8% $750 

Quinlan  J H to  S M Moore,  Aug  5,  It  49  b 

5,  Reaper  add,  Nov  30,  ’87,  7 # $1000 

Rosenthal  J to  G Snydacker,  Aug  5,  It  42  b 

4,  4 39  14,  3y  6% $5000 

Robb  S B to  C F Clarke,  July  21,  It  79  b 20 

7 39  14,  2y,  8% $400 

Reid  J to  H G Foreman,  Aug  6,  It  2 b 13, 

Brand’s  add,  2v,  7 # $200 

Binder  S to  L Baird,  Dec  16.  It  10  b 2 b 4, 

20  40  14,  2y,  8% .' $900 

Rehm  J to  W V Jacobs,  Aug  10,  Its  21  and 

22  b 30  Cornell  3y,  8% $200 

Rezek  V to  T H Schintz  Aug  3,  It  41  b 48 

19  39  14  7% $750 

Rapke  J to  M E Greenebaum  May  20,  It  28 

b 3 Gross  n add  3y  7% $700 

Regner  F to  S E Gross  July  24,  It  30  b 10 

Clifford’s  add  ly  8% ...  $200 

Rilea  S VV  to  J C Miller  July  19,  It  39  b 1 

21  38  14  8 # ..$300 

Reinhardt  L to  T H Schintz  Aug  7,  pt  Its 

15  and  16  b 1 b 10,  Sheffield  add  3y  8% 
$2000 

Reralzthy  A to  H G Foreman,  Aug  2,  Its 

27  and  28  b 9,  S & G add,  2y,  6% $6000 

Roth  F W to  H J Christoph,  Aug  4,  It  28 

b 7,  4 39  14,  5y, $1,500 

Ranney  J S to  E A Temple  Aug  4,  Its  8 

and  9 b 2, 16  38  14  2y  8% $450 

Scott  A J to  H L Turner,  Apl  27,  It  42  b 3 

Parkside,  2y,  6 % .$220 

Smilie  H R to  G W Newcomb,  Aug  2,  It  4 

Hammond  sub.  25  40  13,  5y,  7% $825 

Schoenthalls  E to  S S Straus,  Aug  2,  Its  5 

to  7 b 7,  Ridgeley  add,  5y,  8% $3000 

Shattuck  L B to  H E Greenebaum,  June 

8,  Its  5 and  8 Egandale,  3y,  6 # $3000 

Scherer  A to  T Schintz,  July  19,  pt  It  12  b 

10  Aster  add,  Nov  1,  ’89,  7% $2500 

Snyder  G to  C C Chase,  July  31,  It  9 b 1 b 

11  Sheffield  add,  ly,  6 # $600 

Stark  W to  VV  T Yoang,  Aug  10,  It  30  b 12, 

Brand’s  add,  5y,  8% $1500 

Schmidtke  H to  J L Lombard;  July  6,  It  7 

b 33  Sheffield  add,  3y,  6 # $300 

Stark  J L to  H Kasseus;  .vug  4,  It  9 b 30. 

8 37  15,  8% $600 

Swioutek  S to  P W Palmer  Mch  2,  It  95  b 

18,  19  39  14  May  1 ’90  8% $600 

Snyder  VV  L to  H W Ames  Aug  6,  It  28  b 

20,  Pen  nock  5 1-5# .$1500 

Schuh  J J to  T Scanlan  July  29,  It  2 b 2 

Pullman  2y  8% $85 

Schroeder  J to  H Schroeder  July  26,  It  56 
b 2,  33  39  14,  ly  6# $600 


47 1 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Szymansky  J to  C S Holt  Aug  26,  It  16  b 31 

Sheffield  add  4y  7% $160 

Suhr  J to  G Berkhoff  Jr  July  7,  It  5 Its  1 

to  5 b 2,  6 39  14,  ly  6$ $300 

Shields  B to  N H Stevenson  July  26,  Its  1 

and  2 b 2,  8 38  14  lv  6% $800 

Skopek  J to  L Mandl  July  21,  It  3 b 46, 19 

39  14,  6m  G% $250 

Short  E to  J McKeough  Aug  9,  It  58  b 48 

17  39  14  2y  10#....' $200 

Smolarkiewicz  A to  J Pielarski  July  22,  It 

14  b 3 S & F add  3y  7% $400 

Scheck  L to  E Koch  Aug  7,  It  35  b 1,  9 39 

14  3y  8% $850 

Stuart  J to  W Heiuemann  Aug  9,  It  32  b 7 

b 5 Sheffield  add  4y  G% $1600 

Schaeffer  W to  G Schweinfurth,  July  24, 

Its  65  and  66  b 29,  17  39  14,  5% $2442 

Stover  C M to  R Berger,  July  15,  Its  1 to 

3 b 4,  35  40  13,  3y,  %%. $800 

Sether  O T to  H A Haugan,  Aug  2 27  b 

4 b 1,  8 39  14,  5y,  8% $4000 

Schermer  C to  H Mueller.  July  23,  It  32  b 

2,  6 39  14,  5v  0% $900 

Swenson  J L to  F Hathaway,  May  14,  It  13 
It  72  Russell,  M & R’s  add  5 y 6%.  . .$1,400 
Simon  A J to  T Brentano,  Aug  4,  It  21  b 1 

b 18,  29  40  14,  5y  6% $1075 

Snyder  S S to  N Thomassen,  June  14,  Its 

1 to  9 It  7,  18  39  13,  5y,  6% $43,200 

Stults  A S to  A N Winterman  May  5 Its  10 

and  11  b 14  La  Grange  3y  6% $600 

Stuart  P A to  J N Young  Aug  9,  pt  b 13, 

15  40  13  4y $600 

Salisbury  F L to  A W Cole,  July  15,  pt  It 

4 b 1,  Rayenswood $200 

SulKowsKi  J B to  S M Moore,  July  3,  Its 

59  and  60  b 3,  24  g9  13,  ly,  6# $2600 

Thomas  M H and  D F to  G N Kroll,  Aug 

7,  It  7 b 2,  28  39  14,  8% $100 

Travers  J to  W D Cooper  Aug  5,  Its  28 

and  29  n e \ 20  38  14  2y  6 % $200 

Torkelson  B J to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug  4, 

pt  It  9 b 12,  36  40  13,  3y  7% $1,300 

Thompson  S J to  W T Dwight,  Aug  5.  It 

81  b 10,  7 39  14, 5y,  7% $1200 

Thomas  W H to  W Loeb,  Aug  3,  Its  1 and 

2 b 5,  33  40  14,  3 y 6% $8,000 

Taylor  G H to  W D Kerfoot,  July  22,  e ^ 

It  2 b 96  s s add  3 y 5% $100,000 

Taylor  M to  J E O’Brien,  Aug  5,  It  46  b 2, 

17  39  14,  5y  6% $2,000 

Thatcher  V C and  J M to  A C Bryan,  June 
15,  It  14  and  pt  It  15  b 20,  29  40  14,  5y 

6 y2% $5500 

Terzl  M M and  J to  J Yokes,  Aug  6,  It  12 

b 9,  28  39  14,  3y,  7% $600 

Taylor  W J to  F A Barnes;  Aug  2,  pt  It  45 

b 52,  34  39  14,  Sy,  6 % $2700 

Upp  H H to  D B Dewey  Aug  4,  pt  It  38, 

16  38  34,  ly  7$ $1200 

Urban  J to  L Mandl,  Aug  6,  It  64  b 11.  20 

39  14,  ly,  7% $500 

Vallette  J B to  S Dunlop,  July  22,  It  16  b 

5,  Oak  Park,  6m,  7% $500 

Victors  J to  A PodolsKy  Aug  5,  It  2 and  pt 

It  1 b 24,  s s add  &% $2500 

Vogt  H to  J Stern,  July  28,  Its  12  to  14  b 

18,  Jefferson,  7$ $150 

Wells  E to  S E Gross  Aug  2,  It  12  b 15 

Clifford  add  2y  8% $284 

Wecher  J to  J H Ernst  Aug  6,  It  36  b 2,  29 

40  14  3y  6$ $700 

Wett  J to  C S Holt  July  16,  It  15  b 31, 

Sheffield  add  4y  7% $260 

Whalan  M to  C S Manson  Aug  9,  Its  42 

and  43  s w 4 38  14  3y  7% 650 

Wille  C to  N H Stevenson  July  24,  It  1 It  1 

etc  b 4,  8 38  14  2y  8% $400 

Woods  E to  W H Moore  July  12,  It  54  b 1 

16  38  14  6% $550 

Woods  J E to  W Heinemann,  July  21,  pt  It 

1 b 11,  S & J sub.  21  38  14,  2y  7% $500 

Witte  HF  to  JB  Galloway,  July  31,  It  28 

b 72,  S Chicago,  3y  6$ $600 

Wheeler  S H to  G F Bissell,  Aug  2,  pt  b 27 

12  39  13,  5y  51-2 $45,000 

Wexelburg  A to  S M Moore,  June  28,  It  70, 

n e 34  28  38  14,  3y  6% $339 

Wheeler  S N to  J S Norton,  July  20,  pt  It 

2,  s w 34  11  39  13,  2y,  6% $2500 

Woods  E to  W H Moore,  July  12,  It  54  b 

1,  16  38  14,  5y,  7% $600 

Wedeborg  C J to  C Hatterman  July  20  It 

23  b 2 6 39  14  70m  6# $700 

Weinberg  II  to  M Blackburn  Aug  7,  Its  12 
to  14  and  pt  15  b 1 N Evanston  5y  8%  $750 
W'alsh  J W to  A Mack  Aug  9.  It  46  b 7,  18 

39  14  3y  7% $500 

Wick  L to  J C Schumacher,  Aug  4,  It  34  b 

2 It  2,  25  39  13,  1 y 6# $200 

Wolf  L to  J Buehler  Aug  7,  Its  27  and  28  b 

7,  6 39  14  4y  7% $1300 

Waldorf  P to  A Podolsky,  Aug  4,  pt  It  5 b 

6,  s S add,  6# $1,800 

Waldeman  A W to  S C Eastman,  Jan  30, 

It  8 b 2,  28  40  14,  2y,  8% $2250 


Wengler  M to  S C Eastman,  Jan  30,  It  9 b 

2,  28  40  14,  May  1,  ’88,  6% $2,250 

Wiseman  P to  D G Hamilton,  Aug  9,  It 

126  b 11,  33  39  14,  3y,  6% $300 

Wagner  M to  P W Naas,  Aug  7,  It  32  It  25, 

16  38  14,  8% $1300 

Westfall  C H to  M T Bowes,  Mch  15,  It  9 

It  5,  9 38  14,  50m  7% $750 

Wegner  C E to  L Baird,  July  12,  Its  5 and 

6 b 4,  20  40  14,  4y,  6% $1300 

Woodland  O C to  J W Scoville,  July  19,  pt 

It  38  b 1,  3 38  14,  5y,  5% $7,000 

Whitney  R C and  J B to  G Swain,  July  23, 

It  7 b 49  Hyde  Park,  5y,  7% $3500 

Yaap  W to  J T Bichards;  Aug  10,  It  53  It 

2 b 5,  32  39  14,  2y,  8% $700 

Zander  E W to  C H Rieke  Aug  2,  It  4 and 

pt  It  5 b 1 Ravenswood  5y  8% $2000 

Zigon  J L to  F W Hatterman,  May  15, 

It  28  b 8,  6 39  14,  4y,  G% $150 

Zender  J to  B F Webster,  Aug  2,  pt  31  41 

14,  3y  7% $1000 

Zuska  J to  J Sedlacek,  Aug  2,  It  7 p 54,  19 

39  14,  7% $400 

Zimmerman  G A to  R Berger,  Aug  4,  It  4 


b 51,  33  40  14,  2y,  8%. 


.$1200 


OHATl’Ilt  MORTOAOKS. 


Anderson  A to  O F Malcolm  Aug  6,  furn 

269  w Madison  st,  1 m $162 

Adair  H G to  C J Shields,  Aug  3,  furn  and 

piano  3446  Dearborn  st $250 

Agnew  H to  T T Roe,  Aug  2,  furn,  581 

Congress  st,  ly $200 

Abbott  0 A to  M F Terry  Aug — , horses 

etc  Lake  View $400 

Andree  R A to  Nat  Cash  Register  Co,  July 

30,  register,  459  n Clark  st,  8m $155 

Abbott  W C to  L B Shields,  July  29,  furn, 

304  13th  pi,  6m $53 

Anderson  M to  W H King,  Aug  5,  furn  433 

Madison  st,  10  m $130 

Aster  C H to  L Aster  Aug  2;  furn  3106 


Prairie  av  2y 


$200 

Bare  A to  C E Wyman  Aug  7;  furn  99 

Loomis  st  7m  $297 

Baraer  R A to  W S LaSher  Aug  9;  furn 

1130  Bowen  av  5m $120 

Bauser  L to  E H Babcock  Aug  9,  s mach 

furn  75  12th  st  6m $67 

Barrett  H T to  Blain  Brother  Aug  7 ; furn 

and  s mach  24  Wisconsin  st  2y $1088 

Boone  L M to  C W Handley  & Co, , 

furn  3867  Ellis  av,  monthly $187 

Brown  H to  R H Babcock,  August  7,  furn, 

519  Victoria  av,  6m $51 

Betts  J to  M L Pemberton,  Aug  4,  furn, 

355  24th  st,  6m $60 

Blythe  T J to  H Berghoim,  Aug  6,  laundry, 

49  Dearborn  st,  90  ds $600 

Buck  J M to  C Williams,  Aug  2,  furn,  3622 

Wallace  st,  7m $60 

Bye  G W to  S Richardsou,  July  3,  furn, 

397  Sedgwick  st,  4 m $68 

Bergland  G to  S Richardson,  Aug  3,  furn 

61  Mozart  st,  6 m $135 

Buffington  C W to  W B S Henkle,  Aug  2, 

horses  etc  Cicero.  9m $250 

Broesker  C to  E A Robinson,  Aug  6 horses 

etc,  Parnell  and  33d,  30  ds $166 

Bissell  G to  S Richardson,  Aug  5,  furn,  189 

Honore  st,  6 in $122 

Bradley  M V to  Judson  & Co,  Aug  5,  furn, 

etc,  Pullman,  3 m,  p m $4,044 

Blodgett  J W to  J H Norton,  Aug  5,  furn. 

63  Canal  st,  3 m $115 

Billings  L O to  H F Billings,  Aug  5,  bldg, 

Indiana  av,  10m $3,000 

Bundo  J to  D E Sibley,  Aug  2,  horses  etc 

414834  Cottage  Grove  av  60  ds $50 

Chamberlian  W W to  J and  H Biedler,  Aug 
buggy,  etc,  24  n Green  st,  90  ds.  . .$112 
Collier  P to  Bavarian  Brg  Co,  July  31, 

saloon,  623  Madison  st,  2y $475 

Cook  C A to  J W Lusk,  Aug  7,  furn,  559 

Ashland  av,  6m $65 

Crocker  A A to  J King,  Aug  9,  furn,  280 

Huron  st,  2y $155 

Carleman  M B to  G Gates,  Aug  7,  furn, 

949  n Western  av,  5 m $50 

Campbell  J to  J A Fay  & Co  July  31  horses 

etc  788  Austin  av  ly $154 

Cuttenton  F M to  J H Spear,  July  31,  furn 

390  Campbell  av,  6m $66 

Cooney  B to  G Dressel,  Feb  23,  saloon, 

3700  Wallace,  ly $200 

Custer  H H to  S Richardson,  Aug  2,  furn, 

Cicero,  6m $100 

Clory  W J to  S Richardson,  Aug  3,  furn, 

207  w Polk  st,  6 m $58 

Chartrand  A to  C Williams,  Aug  1,  furn, 

9 Henry  st,  7m $65 

Carteaux  A to  J Cullen,  Aug  6,  furn,  184 

Forquer  st $63 

Clark  S A to  J W Lusk  Aug  9;  furn  2908 
Cottage  Grove  av  6m $117 


Christopherson  B to  M E McHenry  Aug  9, 

furn  623  w North  av  6m $255 

Davis  G D to  L Hointz,  Aug  3,  furn  3721 

Ellis  av,  3 m $100 

Dean  H to  M N Knowlton,  Aug  7,  house, 

242  Walnut  st,  6m $206 

Darmstaedter  J to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  July 
23,  saloon,  1405  Milwaukee  av,  9m  ... . 392 
Dorsch  V to  J D Spear,  Aug  3,  piano  601 

Monroe  st,  6m $104 

Duffel  W Jr  to  R Simpson,  July  20,  press 

etc,  Evanston  Gazette,  2y $300 

Donaldson  M D to  Blain  Brother,  Aug  4, 

furn,  210  w Van  Buren  st,  6m °.$91 

Dike  H J to  J W Lusk,  Aug  7,  furn,  3655 

Grand  bd,  6m $454 

Dalton  J to  L Clff  & Co,  July  31,  horses, 

etc,  88  Wesson  st,  60ds $90 

Dickinsou  W P to  W F Ledund,  Aug  6, 

horses  etc,  267  Michigan  av $1,500 

Dale  J to  H Hartt  & Co,  Aug  5th  presses 

etc  90  5th  av .’ $1332 

Deming  E to  J W Lusk,  Aug  5,  furn  505 

Warren  av  6 m $105 

Emrnick  S B to  N M Simonds  Aug  7,  range 

etc,  214  w Randolph  st,  June  7 $108 

Erb  G to  R Meadowcroft,  Aug  1,  store 

fixtures,  98  n Clark  st $265 

Ehrman  E P to  H A Pemberton,  July  24, 

278  Chestnut  st,  3m $51 

Ellman  M to  D V Connolly,  July  2,  bug- 
gy. 6m $130 

Eldridge  E to  E H Babcock,  Aug  4,  furn, 

1235  Michigan  av $277 

Engelbrecht  C to  Wacker  & B Brg  & M Co 

; pool  table  183  Armitage  av  ly.  _ 

Freleigh  G E to  L A W Brush , 261  S 

Park  av  3m $115 

Foord  W H to  M L Pemberton  Aug  9,  turn 

480  Marshfield  av  7m $105 

Fesler  J to  J Cullen,  August  2,  furn,  119 

Brown  st,  6m  $64 

Foster  W S to  J H Norton,  Aug  3,  furu, 

182  w Madison  st $143 

Flemming  G to  E Tilden,  Aug  5,  horses 

etc  608  Duncan  Pk,  90  ds $2810 

Games  T to  H K to  Eastwood.  Feb  12.  furn 

Augl,  ’87 ;..$425 

Gibson  IS  to  W Solomon,  July  31,  furn 

wkly  $816 

Gould  J H to  P F Guthrie,  July  28,  sa- 
loon, 419  May  st,  8 weeks $393 

Geiger  H to  W Boettictier,  Aug  5,  library, 

491  n Clark  st $135 

Golberg  A to  W N Alley,  August  6,  piano 

Evanston  and  Cornelia  sts $143 

Gardner  B P to  L B Shields,  Aug  5,  furn, 

127  w Jackson  st,  6m $125 

Grossman  A to  J Jacobs,  horses,  etc,  438  w 

Ohio  st,  lOOds $100 

Harris  J L to  M T Cole  Aug  9;  horse  etc 

1007  Washington  bd  60d $55 

Hedstrom  W F to  A Von  Tesmer  Aug  9, 
machy  etc  LaSalle  av  and  Indiana  st 

ly $600 

Hansen  D to  H A Pemberton  Aug  8:  furn 

1054  51st  st  4m $98 

Hruby  A to  T Stetzick,  Aug  9,  groceries, 

618  Centre  av,  6m .$220 

Heu  II  B to  J H Hunt  Aug  7,  furn  Lyons 

6 m $249 

Hitchcock  M J and  J to  G L Chapman, 

Julv  7,  furn  547 Washington  bd $400 

Hoffman  W O to  R II  Babcock,  August  6, 

furn,  3660  Michigan  av,  2m $263 

Hoffman  to  F M Bailie,  Aug  6,  furu,  3660 

Michigan  av,  2m $262 

Hosiner  N to  E R Walker,  Aug  6,  wagon, 

720  N Park  av,  3in $56 

Hudgrew  A P to  R McLuver,  July  21, 

store  fixtures.  Lake  View,  30  ds $100 

Hateley  C H to  W N Alley,  March  6,  furn, 

683  Carroll  av,  6m $65 

Hoffman  T to  J Cullen,  Aug  5,  furn,  3738 

Emerald  av,  3m $51 

Hartman  L to  S Richardson,  July  31, 

furn,  119  sHalsted  st,  6 m $120 

Hellier  E to  Blain  Brother,  Aug  4,  furu,  19 

Lafliu  st,  6m $248 

Howe  A II  to  J H Spear,  Aug  5,  furn,  336 

Monroe  st,  8 m $86 

Harper  W to  L A W Brush,  Aug  2,  furu 

Lake  4 m $143 

Irving  J L to  C E Baker,  Aug  5,  furn,  459 

Madison  st,  6m $189 

Jackson  H to  F Anderson,  Aug  4,  furn, 

2526  Dearborn  st,  6 m $84 

Jordan  R W to  H A Jordan.  Aug  7,  furn, 

246  Green  st,  demand $300 

Jackson  S S to  J W Lusk,  Aug  6,  furn. 

1329  Dunning  ct,  6m  $130 

Kelley  M R to  J H Spear,  July  30,  furn, 

671  Jackson  st,  6m $57 

lvester  J R to  W S Lasher,  Aug  4,  furn, 

3024  Lake  Park  av,  4m $300 

Ketchum  D W to  J W Lusk,  Aug  4,  furn. 

So  Evanston,  3m $165 


Kohnke  E to  Wacker  & B B Co,  Aug  6,  sa 

loon.  Lake  View,  ly $125  ! 

Klein  J F to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  July  9, 

saloon,  468  w 12th  st,  ly $270 

Knie  C to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  July  27,  furn, 

U 6^ $1000 

Knight  A to  G J Williams,  Aug  5,  saloon, 

—Ogden  av,  8 m $372 

Kolbe  A to  G B Christie  Aug  7,  piano 

185  Blue  Island  av  6m $74. 

King  M to  T Sorgenfrei,  Aug  5,  piano 

Grand  Crossing,  2 y $300 

Kibler  J to  H A Pemberton  Aug  6,  furn  etc 

116  w 12th  st  Apl  6 $179 

Kelly  M to  H A Pemberton  Aug  6;  furn 

3817  State  st  5m $53 

Kannedy  J P to  J W Lusk  Aug  9;  piano 

1340  Wabash  av  3m $86 

Leach  W H to  A F Temple  Aug  7;  furn 

and  s mach  21  33d  st  6m $230 

Levinton  C to  0 Rubenstein,  May  5.  furn 

296  w Lake  st  1 m $135 

Luske  C to  J T B Skellman  Aug  9 furn, 

173  Halsted  st  2y t $344 

Links  Q to  Garden  City  Billiard  T Co,  July 
28,  pool  tables,  etc,  808  Halsted  st. . .$231 
Lemieu  J R to  J D Spear,  July  26,  furn, 

6 m $53 

Lyman  W L to  S Richardson.  Aug  2,  furn 

128  Albany  av,  4 m $67 

Lonergan  J K to  J W Lusk,  Aug  3,  furn, 

78  Arthington  pi,  6m $68 

Liudemark  P S to  C C Hallman,  Aug  4, 

saloon  65  Chicago  av,  3m, $375 

McCormick  S C to  H McCormick,  Aug  1. 

furn,  436  Root  St,  2y $210 

Mueller  W to  C E Wyman,  Aug  4,  furn, 

31  Clybourne  av,  6m $86 

Martin  0 P to  W A Alley,  Aug  4,  furn, 

43  Park  av,  9m $130 

Mayer  E to  Best,  Russell  & Co,  Aug  2,  ci- 
gar stand,  Bd  of  trade  bldg,  ninthly, 

$2600 

Munson  C L to  H A Pemberton,  July  28, 

furn,  209  Illinois  st,  4m $53 

Morton  G A to  M L Pemberton,  Aug  3, 

furn,  485  Fulton  st,  5m $215 

Middleton  J to  E B Bonfrey,  July  30, 

furn,  ly $108 

Makeham  J to  J D Spear,  July  18,  furn 

1069  J ackson  st,  2 m $69 

Miller  C to  Garden  City  Billiard  T Co,  July 

3,  furn,  257  Ogden  av  9m $135 

Meyers  F P to  Titcomb  & Pratt,  Aug  4, 

furn  193  s Green  st,  p m $278 

Marks  E to  J S Hoxland,  Aug  6,  horses, 

etc, — Newberry  av,  6 m $115 

Malbcouf  J to  Kendall  & Kern,  Aug  6, 

horses,  etc,  345  Halsted  st.  5m $85 

Mills  C W and  C J to  J A Fray  & Co,  July 
12,  machinery,  287  Canal  st,  10  m. . .$530 
Marcus  J A to  H A Pemberton  Aug  7; 

furn  2828  Dearborn  st  6m $53 

Marker  P to  W N Alley  Aug  9,  horses  furn 

etc  146  n Sangamon  st  6m $528 

McGarry  J A to  C E Baker  Aug  7 ; furn 

745  Taylor  st  6m $91 

Moloney  J to  P W Snowhook  Aug  10: 

horses  etc  795  Robey  st  ly $125 

Mench  M to  S S Mitchell  July  1.  furn  988 

Lake  st  9 m $168 

McKellop  J E to  J W Lusk  Aug  7;  furn 

3900  Prairie  av  lm $241 

McIntyre  H to  A McGregor,  Aug  4,  horses 

etc,  345  Fulton  st,  60  ds $200 

Naery  T to  Wacker  <fc  B Brg  & M Co  Aug 

6;  saloon  113  Clinton  st  Aug  1 $5400 

Noble  A to  F E Blackman  Aug  10,  furn 

166  Washington  st  6m  $390 

Nitsehke  C to  W N Alley,  Aug  7,  furn,  330 

n Franklin  st,  6m $130 

NicKerson  S to  J Wyman,  Aug  7,  furn.  198 

Market  st,  lm $325 

Neal  C F to  a Schaffliauser,  July  22,  furn, 

152  n Market  st,  3 m $47 

Nohlen  J P to  S Richardson,  Aug  4,  furn, 

Lake  View,  4 m $68 

O’Leary  J to  Wacker  & Birk  Brg  & M Co, 

Aug  7,  horse  and  wagon,  Jefferson,  6m 

$125 

Oliver  H G to  G W Straight,  July  10,  ma- 
chinery, 703  Centre  av,  6m $500 

Oberg  O to  L B Shields,  Aug  6,  furn,  781 

w Chicago  av,  6m $50 

O'Connell  P to  E W Dryden  & Co,  May  29 

cab  No  93 $400 

dander  A to  O Rubinstein,  Feb  18,  furn 

166  Wesson  st  6 m $135 

Organ  J to"  J W Lusk,  Aug  5,  furn  94 

Halsted  st  8 m $220 

Palmer  P A to  J Catlin,  Aug  2,  dental  office 

Englewood,  2 y $783 

Perkins  W H to  H A Pemberton,  August  6, 

furn,  199  w Monroe  st,  5m $120 

Pepp  F to  M L Pemberton,  August  6,  furu 
and  piano,  101  13th  pi.  May  6.2  ....$288 
Peo  H C to  B Radell,  Aug  6,  furu,  249  n 


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T.  WILCE  &D  CO, 
LUMBER,  LATH  AMD  SHINGLES, 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

L Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Rc-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having-  a large 
I P stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

KILN”  DRIED  Hi  S It  D WORD  FLOORING, 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a fall  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices , 

Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts.,  CHSC&GQ,  ILL 


Clark  st,  60  ds $500 

oeschlein  C to  F Werner,  Aug  5,  furn. 

871  w North  av $4f0 

Robinson  L C to  Blain  Brother,  August  4, 

furn,  3232  Graves  pi,  4m $224 

Ryan  B to  H A Pemberton,  Aug  6,  furn. 

514  Austin  av,  6m $84 

Rabe  C to  L Glanz,  Aug  7,  horses,  etc,  78 

Rubee  st.  2y ! $275 

Rowley  A P to  A T Galt  Aug  6 furn  203 

n Clark  st $495 

Rosa  G W to  Blain  Brother  Aug  9,  furn 

365  Wells  st  6m $65 

Rowe  J to  J A Colby  & Son  Aug  9:  furn 

3740  Dearborn  st  It $84 

Rydquist  S to  J D Spear  July  30,  furn  and 

s mach  1241  York  p ' 9m $56 

Rosenstein  D H to  J W Lusk  Aug  5,  furn 

1707  Van  Buren  st,  6 m $81 

Rowley  F A to  F J Follett  &Broa,  Aug  4, 

horsos.  etc,  10  ds $380 

Reed  M E to  FT  Reed,  Aug  7,  furn,  3504 

Lake  av,  2y $500 

Rouse  J A to  L B Shields,  Aug  9,  furn, 

301  w Randolph  st  6m $130 

Stricklai  d J W to  G Gates,  Aug  4,  furn, 

448  Beldon  av,  4m $174 

Stickel  F to  C Gerke,  July  12,  horses,  etc, 

218  Clay  bourn  av,  ly,  5% $250 

Sandstron  O to  S Richardson,  July  23, 

furn,  24  Milton  av,  9 m $63 

Stiles  F M to  J H Spear,  July  31,  furn, 

Hyde  Park.  6m $57 

Stanton  P H to  A Twohey,  August  3,  furn 

an  1 piano,  2121  Dearborn  st $372 

St  German  J to  M L Pemberton,  Aug  2, 

furn,  571  Sedgwick  st,  5m $110 

Sterry  W R to  A Carmichael,  Aug  2,  furn, 

S Chicago,  6m $65 

Smith  J E to  E Deland  Aug  9 furn  ... . $200 
Spence  W to  E H Babcock  Aug  7;  s mach 

and  furn  3421  Dearborn  st  6m $70 

Sattle  E H to  Blain  Brother  Aug  9,  barber 

shop  100  Washington  st  6m $78 

Sheehan  T P to  Union  Type  Foundry  Aug 

7;  type  etc  228  Halsted  st  5m $407 

Schroeder  A C to  C Babcock  Aug  10,  furn 

626  Union  st $56 

Sibley  C M to  C Ba  jcock  Aug  6,  furn  

w Madison  st  6m $71 

Sidwell  B to  H Berch  Aug  9;  furn  153 

Canal  st  9m $482 

Schraeder  J W to  J D Spear  Aug  9;  horse 

and  wagon  etc  142  Cornell  st  9m $53 

Sowersby  F to  A A Davis  Mch  5:  furn  349 

w Jackson  st  Jan  31  ’88 $800 

Savage  E M to  C Babcock,  Aug  5,  piano 

63  w Van  Buren  st  5 m $87 

Senn  A J to  C Mehrle,  Aug  4,  photo  gal- 
lery, 136  Milwaukee  av,  1 m $50 

Searles  C L to  0 F Malcolm,  July  31,  furn 

40  Cass  st  6 m $512 

Springer  M to  L A W Rrush  Aug  3,  furn 

1007  VanBuren  st  5 m $70 

Stephens  W B R to  G J Williams  Aug  9, 
moving  outfit  2559  Wentworth  av  6m. $153 
Trotter  A II  to  Blain  Brother,  Aug  4,  furn, 

918  Fulton  st,  6m $65 

Tanner  J to  P Best  Brg  Co  Aug  3,  beer 
wagon  etc  211  Blue  Island  av  ly  . . . . $175 
Thaisen  & Christenson  to  O F Malcolm, 
Aug  6,  furn,  220  w Division  st,  4m  . . . $280 
Tejeck  M to  Steele,  Wedeles  Co,  August  6, 

horses,  etc,  702  s Canal  st,  18m $770 

Taylor  W to  J Cullen,  Aug  4,  furn  and  pi- 
ano, 447  w Indiana  st,  6m $133 

Trent  W to  D B Pond,  July  3,  house,  It  8 

b 8,  Evanston,  18m $100 

Thacher  F to  W M Thacher,  Aug  5,  buggy 

etc,  141  23d  st,  I y $600 

Taylor  A to  C Wyman,  July  26,  horses,  etc, 

4313  Langley  av $141 

Tennant  R to  F Anderson,  July  27,  furn, 

814  Washtenaw  av,  6 m $78 

Turner  J J to  C Babcock,  Aug  5,  furn,  323 

Clark  st,  Nov  5 $67 

Thurman  M E B to  J D Spear,  Aug  6, 

furn,  31st  st  and  So  Park  av,  6 m $91 

Urschler  S to  C Billeter  & Co,  Aug  5,  as- 
loon,  16  Desplalnes  st,  ly $325 


Weigel  H C to  C F M Miller,  Aug  4,  furn 

79  Pearson  st,  1 y $300 

Weinanu  P to  H A Pemberton  Aug  9;  furn 

489  n Franklin  st  3m $63 

Wright  T to  L B Shields  Aug  10;  furn  513 

s Morgan  st  6m $54 

White  W A to  A Schaffbauser  Aug  7,  furn 

127  n Clark  st  6m $344 

Wight  F M to  E Pardridge  Aug  1;  carpet 

etc  4132  Prairie  av $336 

Waters  I M to  C Tonsey  agt,  July  23,piano 
and  furn  97  w Van  Buren  st,  4 m . . . . $124 
Whitman  D B to  J W Lusk,  Aug  6,  furn. 

442  Adams  st,  3m $436 

Whipple  J C to  Brunswick  B C Co,  Aug  6, 
pool  table,  etc,  3615  Cottage  Grove  av, 

ly •••■ $585 

White  E M to  E R Mackey.  July  6,  horses, 

etc,  Lake,  6m $260 

Wallenstein  F to  F Wagner,  Aug  7,  furn, 

1804  Wabash  av $375 

Wagner  C to  C E Robinson,  Aug  4,  horse 

etc,  553  Clark  st,  6m $350 

Wallon  M to  N M Simons  Aug  9,  range  etc 

14  s Halsted  st,  ly $113 

Wight  J K to  Blain  Brother,  Aug  5,  horse 

etc,  361  Fulton  st,  3m $62 

Zimmerman  A W to  G H Hess  & Co  Aug 
4th  furn  Franklin  andVan  Buren  sts,  12 

m $807 

Young  R to  M Bagan  June  14,  horses  etc 

25  Meridian  st $900 

Yeo  S to  Seavey  Bros  Mfg  Co, , 

range,  65  Kinzie  st $95 


3IOKTOA6F.S. 

Anderson  J G to  People’s  L & B Assn, 
July  19,  Its  1 and  2 b 12,  Willmette  8 % 

$1200 

Young  B to  N A Wolf  a,  July  30,  Its  10  and 

11  b 3,  33  39  12,  5y,  6% $450 

Teschner  A and  M to  E F Bryanr,  July  31, 

pt  It  6 b 8,  21  38  14,  3y,  8% $1000 

Heitman  C to  J Lorenz,  Aug  3,  pt  10  42 

12,  etc,  2y,G% $700 

Malmquist  S to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B 
Assn  July  29,  It  34,  Gross  2nd  add,  5 1-5 

% $100 

Rushworth  D to  J Lee,  July  30,  Its  35  and 

36  b 1,  26  39  13,  4m,  no  int $265 

Fitzgerald  M to  People’s  B & L Assn, 

Aug  4,  It  13  b 1,  9 38  14,  8% $100 

Snitzler  J H to  W H Colvin,  June  5,  pt  Its 

17  and  16  b 1,  2 38  14,  3y,  6% $6600 

Farler  A and  M to  A J Nowlen,  Aug  3,  nt 

It  8 b 4,  13  39  13,  6y  8% $800 

Mowry  S F to  B & M B&L  Assn,  July  1, 

It  44  b 5,  28  39  14 $330C 

Shaw  G to  J Fitzsimmons,  July  20,  It  26 
It  J b 58,  Evanston.  Mch  5,  ’88,  G%.  . .$400 
Smith  R A to  Chicago  Perm  B&L  Assn, 
Aug  3,  Its  4 and  5 b 18,  4 38  12,  8 %.  .$1400 
Kierans  B to  Douglas  Pk  B&L  Assn,  Aug 

4,  It  39  b 4,  8 38  14.  8% $1800 

Kelly  M to  M Clark,  Aug  5,  It  3 b 5,  US 

Bk  udd,  3y  G% $1000 

Koehler  H to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Aug  5,  It  16  b 4,  Cross  n add,  5 1-5#.  $1800 
McTvre  J to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 

Aug  5,  It  42  b 4,  1 39  13,  5 1-5% $1300 

Phelps  R to  F Lespernce,  Dec  28,  It  25,  s w 

frl  34  5 37  15,  3y  8 % $300 

Anderson  J W to  People’s  B&L  Assn, 

Aug  2,  It  25  b 2 b 7,  29  40  14,  8 % $200 

Gillmati  E to  L H Davis,  July  26,  It  14  b 23 

16  38  14,  ly  G% $350 

Knudston  J L to  J W Farlin,  Aug  2,  It  16 
and  pt  It  17  b 16,  25  40  13,  54m  G%.  . .$650 
McCormick  M to  J C Welling,  May  5,  pt  b 

49,  Hyde  Park,  3y  G% $5500 

Gauzen  C to  J T Richards.  Aug  3.  It  29  b 2 

b 5,  32  39  14,  5y  G% $700 

Ebenroth  A to  N Corwith,  Mch  1 It  68  b 36 

Sheffield’s  add.  4y  1% .$400 

Lokke  R B to  C Bostad,  Julv  13,  pt  Its  29 

and  28,  6 39  14,  ly  1% .' $200 

True  E M to  J Morris,  July  26,  It  1 It  7 b 

11,  14  38  14,  3y  G% $1500 

Weed  S E to  W H Sloe,  July  31,  Its  11  and 

12  b 61,  Maywood,  2y  1% $2000 

Hammond  L M and  N C to  C A Baker, 


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HARDWOOD  FINISH. 

Corner  Twenty-second,  and  Throop  Streets. 

CH1CACO 


June  1,  pt  It  4 and  all  It  5 b 13,  Linden 

Grove,  8y  1% $646 

Walsh  G to  B Loewenthal,  Feb  1,  It  9 b 20 

18  39  14,  6% $900 

Wagner  J to  C Columbus  B&L  Assn,  June 

21,  It  12  b 6,  29  48  14,  5 1-5% $200 

Romer  P to  C Columbus  B&L  Assn,  Aug 

5,  It  41  b 5,  29  48  14,  5 1-5% $600 

Zimmerman  E and  W to  J J Flanders  Aug 
5,  pt  Its  20  and  21  b 66  Hyde  Park  3y 

G% $1600 

Dye  N to  M Forsyth  Aug  7,  pt  It  3 b 56,  7 

39  14,  2y  G% $600 

Lauf  J M to  J H Thompson  July  7,  It  31 

s w 34  34  39  14  3y  G% * $800 

Young  P D to  W J D Jonge  Aug  4,  It  23, 

15  37  14  2y  G% $300 

Creighton  B to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn 
Aug  5,  It  27  b 5 b 11  Sheffield  add  5 1-5$ 

$2800 

KluKowski  P to  A Weichbrodt  Aug  7,  pt  It 

15  b32,  s s add  2y  5% $700 

Mikkelson  P to  M Threnholdt  July  14,  pt 

It  13  b 15  Ogden  add  4y  G%> $1700 

Solm  E to  Laborors  Benev  Soc  July  1,  pt 

It  9 b 40,  21  39  14  3y  G% $700 

Trude  F H to  A S Trude,  July  17,  pt  Its  7 

and  8 b 11  Cleaverville  5y  G%, $6000 

Perry  R to  N Corwith  Aug  4 It  8 b 2 1 38 

13  3y  7% $200 

Guild  A E to  H Jefferson  July  26  pt  It  2 b 

36,  27  39  14  5y  G% ....$3000 

Zahlman  C to  Lincoln  B&L  Assn  Aug  5, 

It  44  b 2 b 5 32  39  14  8% $600 

Prebe  J to  Fifth  Wd  B&L  Assn  Aug  5, 

It  20  b 5 Springer  & F’s  add  8$ $600 

Flaherty  J to  Lincoln  B&L  Assn  July  29, 

It  34  b 7 Hamburg  8$ $1400 

Walker  W C to  G W Newcomb  Aug  7;  It 

40  b 2 b 12  Rockwell  add  etc  2y  G%.  . .$900 
Richter  H to  H Hoepe  Aug  1 ; It  29  b 6,  31 

40  14  5m  G% .$240 

Schwarz  H to  H Hoepe  July  16;  It  31  b 8 

31  40  14  4y  G% $975 

Bach  L to  H Hoepe  July  16,  It  30  b 8,  31 

40  14  4y  G% $675 

Buttner  W H to  J Lorenz  Aug  9;  pt  10  42 

12, ly $770 

Schults  C J to  N Bartlett,  July  6;  Its  14  and 

15  It  115  Butterfield  add  ly  7% $832 

Watters  J to  S H Austin  Jr  July  16;  pt  Its 
29  and  30  b 2 s frl  3 39  14  6y  6% . . . . $1500 
Pierson  L and  P to  C Stetson  July  31.  It  30 

b 18,  8 37  15  ly  6% $50 

Beck  C to  J Boehr  Aug  9 It  57  Bogue 

add  2y  6% $600 

Worth  C to  W H Thomas  Aug  6;  Its  1 to  3 
and  47  to  49  b 1 b 27,33  39  14  40m  7%.  $800 
Snare  F to  F R Spear  July  27  pt  It  15  b 13 

12  39  13  Nov  12  G% $625 

Winter  N and  J F to  A Roedelheim  & Co 
Aug  9,  Its  15  and  16  b 22,  18  37  15  2m 

G% : $357 

Swartz  J to  E Swartz  July  1,  It  1 It  5 b 6 J 

& P’s  add  3y  6% $2500 

Oleson  E M to  Bookkeepers  B&L  Assn, 

Aug  3 It  7 b 1,  36  40  13  7% $1700 

Johansen  H to  A Peterson  Aug  4,  It  5 b 15 

Biciterdike  add  3y  7% $1200 

Jones  R R to  Douglas  Park  B&L  Assn 
July  31  Its  23  to  26  b 1 Brown’s  add 

Glencoe  8% $800 

Craig  J C to  C W Partridge  July  15;  It  3 b 

2,  18  39  14  6y $3000 

Boucher  L to  N Corwith  July  13,  It  8 b 3, 

36  39  13  4y  7% $300 

Gignac  F to  N Corwith  July  13,  It  10  b 4 

36  39  13  4y  7% $300 

Benefeld  C to  N Chi  Mut  S & B Assn  Aug 
10,  It  7 it  94  etc  Butterfield  add  5 1-5$ 
$700 


quit  claim  a\i>  quit 

CLAIM  OP  TAX  1MTER- 
ESTS. 

South  of  s 100  ft  of  n 400  ft  of  blk  8, 
Watson  T & D snb  n w 34  6 39  14,  July 
7,  City  of  Chicago  to  A C Thompson 

$15 

Lot  86  b 13,  7 39  14,  July  31,  F & J H Wat- 


son to  J N Stoddard $100 

Lots  11  12  13  of  lots  1 to  10,  Rawson’s  sub 
se  qr  13  39  13,  July  6,  J L Campbell  to 

J A Cooper $100 

Lot  54  of  lots  1 and  2 b 43  w 34  etc  21  39 
14,  Aug  6,  J H Mayer  to  Mary  Tejcek 

• $435 

Lots  46  47  48  w 34  b 1,  Sheffield  add’,  July 
22,  Maria  Lauer  to  Isaac  H Mayer, 

$1,800 

Lots  46  and  47  b 2,  Harrison’s  addn,  Aug 

9,  W W Marcy  to  P J Anderson $50 

Lot  1 of  lots  53  and  55,  Butterfield’s  add, 
Aug  4,  Mary  F C Bluhm  to  Ida  Kathler. 

. $495 

W 34  7 b 6,  Stone’s  sub  of  Astor’s  add, 

July  12.  J Sivellto  H M Thurman  tt  al, 
$250 


HOW  TO  RECORATE. 

Sapphire  blue  and  gray  are  an  effective 
'combination. 

Burnished  brass  divides  the  honor  with 
oak,  maple,  mahogany,  ash  and  other  cabi- 
net woods  for  fire  and  folding  screens. 

Marine  objects  are  being  drawn  on  more 
than  ever  as  types  for  ornamentation  in 
wood,  metal  work  and  ceramic  ware. 

Furniture  and  costumes  show  to  a better 
advantage  when  the  walls  of  the  room  are 
darK,  while  pictures  look  best  on  a light  back 
ground. 

If  we  wish  to  embroider  a material  with 
gold,  it  ought  to  be  of  good  quality,  and 
destined  to  ornament  an  article  of  luxury. 
In  embroideries  worked  with  colorad  silks 
gold  should  be  used  merely  to  outline  the 
ornaments. 

In  gas  fixtures  there  is  a tendency  to 
light,  graceful  designs  in  preference  to  the 
ponderous  constructions  of  the  past.  They 
are  also  made  in  reference  to  the  various 
stales  of  architecture  in  vogue  and  wi.th 
suitability  to  the  room  they  will  illuminate 

Large  floor  cushions  are  made  of  velveteen 
painted  with  lustra  colors,  and  finished 
round  the  side  with  satin  thickly  gathered 
on. 


II ARI)  WOOD-DR*  — YA  RI>  PRICE* 
( Retail.) 

WHITEWOOD. 


Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in  ... . $38.00(5)40. 

1st  and  2d 30.00  35. 

Box  boards 35. 

Inch  and  over 26.  30. 

Half  inch 23.  28. 

Common  1st,  1 in 20.  22. 

Plank 22.  25. 

Cull 12.  15. 

ASH. 

1 to  4 in $35.00@40. 

Wagon  stock 40. 

Wagon  poles 55.00@60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . . 45.00@ 
Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 50.00@ 

OAK. 

Clear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.  @38. 

Common 22.  @25. 

Timber 25.  @28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in  , clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45. 

Quartered 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  35. 

Common 25. 

OHEBBY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@90. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


BUTTEKNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55, 

HICKORY. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50. 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

90@  1.00 

4x5 1.00@  1.25 

4x6 1.50 

4 1.75 

5x6 1.75 

BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  ana  upf 200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  60. 

Select,  %xl0  in.  and  over. . . 75. 

%xl0  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in.  d&m . 125.00 
Ballusters,  12x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

2Mx2K 7 

3x3 19 

MAPLF. 

Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 arid  6 in. 

dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25. 

Gray  elm 20. 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.  @40. 

Sycamore 25.  * 

Chestnut 50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.  @40. 

YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  O.  B., 
Chicago. 

DKESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOORING,  KILN  DRIED 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in.  .$25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,!  inch ..  21. 

Culls 15 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OR  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  % inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 

STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  l}£,  134  and 

2 in $35. 

Common 27. 

FINISHING. 

1st  and  2d  clear $32.0''' 


ORE  & LOCKETT, 

Dealers  in 

Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

] <jTP  every  description, 

i 181  & 186  CLARK  ST.,  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 

We  Make  a specialty  of 

Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 

And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  SO  I e Chicago 
Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker 
Perfection”  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


KNISELY  & MILLER. 

129  & 131  bouth.  Clinton  Street,  Chicago,  111. 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers  ! 

MANUFACTURERS 

GALVANIZED  IRON.  CORNICES,  ETC. 

The  Hayes  Patent 

sky-lights.  Corrugated 

Conductor  Pipe. 

Warranted  not  to  Burst 
when  full  of  Ice. 


Warranted  not  to  leak  from  outside  storm  or  inside 
condensation. 


4*  lutAluf 

WHO  IS  UNACQUAINTED  V/ITH  THE  CEOCRAPHY  OF  THIS  COUNTRY,  WILCl 

SEE  BY  EXAMINING  THIS  MAP,  THAT  THE  ' 


CHICAGO,  ROCK  ISLAND  & PACIFIC  RAILWAY 

By  reason  of  its  central  position  and  close  relation  to  all  principal  lines  East  and 
West,  at  initial  and  terminal  points,  constitutes  the  most  important  mid-conti- 
nental link  in  that  system  of  through  transportation  which  invites  and  facili- 
tates travel  and  traffic  between  cities  of  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coasts.  It 
Is  also  the  favorite  and  best  route  to  and  from  points  E;  st,  Northeast  and 
Southeast,  and  corresponding  points  W est,  Northwest  and  Southwest. 

The  Rock  Island  system  includes  in  its  main  line  and  branches,  Chicago. 
Joliet,  Ottawa,  LaSalle,  Peoria,  Geneseo,  Moline  and  Rock  Island  in  Illinois’ 
Davenport,  Muscatine,  Washington,  Fairfield,  Ottumwa.  Oskaloosa  West 
Liberty,  Iowa  City,  Des  Moines,  Indianola.,  Winterset.  Atlantic,  Knoxville. 
Audubon,  Harlan,  Guthrie  Centre  and  Council  Bluffs,  in  Iowa;  Gallatin 
Trenton,  Cameron  and  Kansas  City,  in  Missouri;  Leavenworth  and  Atchison, 
In  Kansas;  Albert  Lea,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul,  in  Minnesota;  Watertown  in 
Dakota,  and  hundreds  of  intermediate  cities,  towns,  villages  and  stations. 

THE  CREAT  ROC8C  ISLAND  ROUTE 

Guarantees  Its  patrons  that  sense  of  personal  security  afforded  by  a solid, 
thoroughly  ballasted  road-bed;  smooth  tracks  of  continuous  steel  rail;  sub- 
stantially built  culverts  and  bridges;  rolling  stock  as  near  perfection  as 
human  skill  can  make  it;  the  safety  appliances  of  patent  buffers,  platforms 


luxuries  of  its  Passenger  Equipment. 

The  Fast  Express  Trains  between  Chicago  and  the  Missouri  River  are  com- 
posed or  well  ventilated,  finely  upholstered  Day  Coaches,  Magnificent  Pullmai* 
Palace  Sleepers  of  the  latest  design,  and  sumptuous  Dining  Cars,  in  which 
elaborately  cooked  meals  are  leisurely  eaten,  “good  Digestion  waiting  on 
Appetite,  and  Health  on  both.”  Between  Chicago  and  Kansas  City  and 
Atchison,  are  also  run  the  Celebrated  Reclining  Chair  Cars. 

THE  FAMOUS  ALBERT  LEA  ROUTE 

lathe  direct  and  favorite  line  between  Chicago  and  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul,1 
connections  are  made  in  Union  Depots  for  all  points  in  the  Territories 
and  British  Provinces.  Over  this  route,  Fast  Express  Trains  are  run  to  the 
watering  places,  summer  resorts,  picturesque  localities,  and  hunting  and  fish- 
inggrounds  of  Iowa  and  Minnesota.  It  is  also  the  most  desirable  route  to  the 
rich  wheat  fields  and  pastoral  lands  of  interior  Dakota. 

Still  another  DIRECT  LINE,  via  Seneca  and  Kankakee,  has  been  opened 
TOtween  Newport  News,  Richmond,  Cincinnati,  Indianapolis,  rnd  Lafayette  and 
Council  Bluffs,  Kansas  City,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul  and  intermediate  points. 

For  detailed  information  see  Maps  and  Folders,  obtainable,  as  well  as 
Tickets,  at  all  principal  Ticket  Offices  in  the  United  States  and  Canada:  or 
by  addressing 


R.  R.  CABLE, 

President  and  General  Manager,  Chicago. 


E.  ST.  JOHN, 

General  Ticket  and  Passenger  Agent,  Chicagh 


1ST.  -A_.  WILLIAMS, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  In 

mOMEWEMIPWIRMM 

Drain  Tile,  Cement,  Fire  Clay,  Ground  Brick,  Chimney  Tops, 
Chimney  Flue  Linings,  Plaster,  Fire  Sand,  Etc. 

OFFICE  AND  YARD  : t BRANCH  YARD: 

219  E.  Washington  St.  f Cor.  45th  and  Clark  St. 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ikon  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


IASDLINERif 


(5^M^47X4aN.2nd.sii| 

PHILADELPHIA. 

N.YxN.J.G.G.Lt.Co.Ltd^ 

No  I PARK  PLACE. 

NEW  YDRK. 


Factory  Lamps 

BUILDERS  df 

□ A SX, 

WATER 
RK5. 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS— DRY. 


THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 


let  and  2d  clear,  2-inch 147  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  114  and  1(4  inches 45  00 

3d  clear,  154.  114  and  2 incnes 42  00 

A select,  114  and  114  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches 41  00 

B select,  114,  114  and  2 inches 30  00@32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together . 25  00 

2x4  B,  select 21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30J0O 


All  one  length,  $1  extra. 


ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 47  00 

3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

8elect,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select 25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12, 14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C 32  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

*■  " 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com.  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

16  feet 15  03 


| 

; 


BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

A box,  13  Inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

0 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch 35  00 

B 33  00 

C 25  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 25  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  30 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B .6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

B 35  30 

O 27  00 


FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 

A siding  strips 

A flooring  strips 

B » 

0 ,,  ,,  


40  00 
38  00 
33  00 
32  00 
23  00 


BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 


Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch „ 23  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

B 20  50 

O 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  % insh,,  6 inch 32  00 


SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

„ C 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  morejthan 
flooring. 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


O.  M.  Wells.  j.  m.  Seorist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  Sc  CO. 

R,  E _A_  I_i  ESTATE, 

16*  LaSalle  St..  Room  1?.  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM.  ~ 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloirr.ining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Hear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  _ . . 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Heal  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  Sc  54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND- 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  ) 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) 8t„  - Chicago. 


HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


PERFECT  SATISFACTION 

New  Home  Sewini  Machine  Co; 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

20  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
A'.lanta,  6a.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

FOR  SALE  BY 

NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17.  HO  LaSalle  Stieet. 

J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUICK8HANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  nnd  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  Sc  CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  amt  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


EDWARDS  Sc  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

3ffice:— Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 

T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

W 31.  LEAGUE  Sc  CO., 

Heal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheelek,  Jr. 

WHEELER  & CO. — Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Rent- 
ing. Room  1—130  La  Salle  St. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS' 

Room  8,  M2  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokets. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FER8! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

1 (Near  Halsted.)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

BEAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

161  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


WILLIAM  LUMLEY , 

194  LaSalle  St.,  - . Chicago,  111. 


f *»*  _ 

BANK, 

AND 

Furniture 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 

and  Fittings 


Lare'e  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  OrdeU 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 


Common  boards,  10, 12  and  20  fest *13  00 

„ „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  60 

Common  154  and  1‘4-inch 13  00 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  * I M). 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  (XI 

1(4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

254 -inch 00  60 

2(4-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 11  00@16  00 

2x8,  „ „ 11  006114  50 

2x10,  „ „ 11  00(5.16  00 

2x12,  „ 11  00@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  6ize 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 “ “ “ “ 14 

6 “ “ “ “ 18 

7 “ “ “ “ 23 

8 “ “ “ “ 33 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 43 

8 inch,  sawed  54,  7 feet 7(4 

9 to  11,  “ 54,  7 feet 11 

5(4  inch,  “ )4,  7 feet 7(4 

6 “ “ (3,  7 feet 9 

7 “ “ (4,  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ (S,  7 feet 16 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 


Chicago  inspection: 

whitewood. 

1st  and  2d  in $24  00@26  00 

154  in.  and  over 25  00  27  00 

Common 17  00 

Cull 11  00  13  00 

white  ash. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1(4  in 23  00  25  00 

Thicker 25  00  27  00 

Cull 8 00  10  00 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

Clear 26  00 

Common 16  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

Timbers 17  00  19  00 

Quarter-sawed 38  00 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 24  00  25  00 

Common 15  00  16  00 

Cull 10  00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00  30  00 

Axles 30  00 

Cull 10  00 

Reaches 25  00  •27  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d.  1 in 65  00  75  00 

Thicker 70  00  80  00 

Common 45  00  50  00 

Cull 25  00  30  GO 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  60  00 

154x1(4  & 2x2 25  00  35  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 70  00  75  00 

Thick 80  00  85  00 

Common 35  00  40  00 

Cull ID  00  15  00 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

1st  A 2d 32  50  35  00 

1st  & 2d,  1(4  in  and  up 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d *. 23  00  25  00 

Cull 6 00  10  00 

Log  run  13  00  15  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00  21  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 5 00  7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

Clear 20  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 00  6 00 

Log  Run 14  00  15  00 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 24  00  27  00 

Common  and  better 22  00 

BOCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

SYCAMORE. 

Good 15  00 

Quartur-sawed,  1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00  15  00 

Cull 

Log  Run 12  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling.. ..  22  00  24  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 19  00  20  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  29  00 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 3P  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD- 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side .. . 44  50 

“ “ “ rough 42  50 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 90 

Fancy  butt 4 60 


DAVID  WHITEFORD,  A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO 

Practical  Plumber 


Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  Patent  Stop  WASTE 
and  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  ami 
Dwellings. 


59  & 61  Lake 


:e  St.  i 


CHICACO. 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 

227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mura! 


- .A.  1ST  ID - 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wabash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston.  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  st. 


F1  HVL  OXj.A_R,K1E. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


Sewer 


mm  & nm. 

107  '.a'alle  Street. 

iarde— 89  N.  Elizabeth  St. 
5th  st  A S.  M.  S.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY. 


Pipe 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings, 

Office  Chairs, 

it  INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

— AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

| PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


I2SrSTTE,^.RNTCE!  AGE1TCY. 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * 


Telephone  No.  ’353 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE! 


We  make 


Stein  wavS 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So*  'Manufacturers of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES! 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STK’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) {y  Inventors  of  all 
C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > ” Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  Yoke.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING  , GAS 
- STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICAGO. 

Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 

PETER  E POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 

Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimneys,  Etc. 

jP^-Qur  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 

Made  in  anyColor  Desired 

Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted.  Delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  111. 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior-— including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.--- 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


EL  O.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


ADVERTISERS 

Can  learn  the  exact 
cost  of  any  proposed 
line  of  Advertising  in 
American  Papers 
by  addressing  Geo.  P 
Rowell  & Co’s 

Sewspaper  Advertising  Bureau, 
10  Spruce  St., 

Send  10  cts.  for  175  I’age  Pamphlet 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 

Cor.  Curtis  St.  CHICACO.  ILL* 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No  34. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  AUGUST  21.  1886 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS I. 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS II. 

THE  BUI LDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUI LDINGS III. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE IV. 

THE  RECORD V. 

THE  RECORD-  Continued VI. 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS VIII. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  IX. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LA W— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES— FORECLOSURES XII. 


COOD  PIANOS  for  RENT 


Pianos  and  Organs 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street.  CHICAGO. 


“20.8  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOTUS. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


1 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co.. 

9 •£&  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


COAL! 


& Co. 


MAIN  OFFICE:— 107  DEARBORN  ST. 


YAKDS  ,\M>  OFFICES: 

CITY  ( Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  R. 

Telephone  I BOG.  ? Clybourn  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R. 


CAKE  VIEW 
Telephone  3115. 


Henry  Sharon  &Co. 

tfo.  2&G  La  Salle  St , Chicago. 

The  Negotiating  of  Specific  Sales  a Specialty- 
Investments  Made.  Taxes  Paid  and  Prop- 
erty managed  for  Non  -Residents. 
Real-estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Loans  Negotiated, 
Property  Leased. 


M.  KEATING, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


T.  NELSON  & SON 


Dealers  in. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash  Ave,.  telephone.  5710.  CHICACxO. 


-THE- 


Packers  1 Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

npFTpF_„  ( Henry  Botsford,  President.  WM.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President, 

ur  mums.  | Charles  l.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 

WM.  E.  & WM.  F.  HOLLO  & CO.,  Agents,  Tele^b  210  La  Salle  Street. 


PETER  & BINDER, 

CONTRACTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Tin  and  Slate  Roofing, 

Metal  Sky-Liehts,  Dormer  Windows,  Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
General  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Works, 

684  MILWAUKEE  AVE.,  - - CHICAGO. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co.,Art  D"  and  Photo" 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 


Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.1 


Nos.  251  & 253  Wabash  Ave., 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 


Ornamental  Brick. 


Finest  Pressed  and 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


(J.  A. mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Win.  Hoskins 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  IT'ir'e  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  150  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,?  tj. 

Telephone  SS3.  ) 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) AGENTS.  ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Km.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  & CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  k BRADLEY,  Itms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

DAVIS,  W.  L.,  k Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
l'ELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  k CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GOLDY  & ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  & HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salle  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B„  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st. 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINSON  k BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Dhlich  Blk. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  k SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave. 

HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JENKS,  S.  L.,  k Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 

KRIMBILL,  Andrew, (Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  k Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  k 118  Dearborn. 

DEAGUE,  Wm.,  k Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ius.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  k GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
MoNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  k Co.,  83  Washinington  st, 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st.; 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  & KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born  st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. ' 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 

- 


KEED,  F.  J„  161  La  Salle  at.1 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 

REED,  Wm.  k Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F .,&  SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHARON.  HENRY,  & CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STANLEY.  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TAYLOR,  WM.  E.,  31st  st.,cor  Cottage  Grove  ave. 
TIDHOLM  & REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  & KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VlERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  & CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  & CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  & Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers. 

SHARON,  HENRY,  & CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 


Architect, 

CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  JF,  239  West  Chicago  ave. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8—165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  k 268  Wabash  ave. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St, 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 

ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  83  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 


Wall  Paper^Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

BRANDT,  HE.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  8001. 

NORTON  D,,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Wood  Carpets. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  6t. 


Iron  Cornices. 

CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  k MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO., 122-126  Washingto 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  k RICKCORDS,  85  k 87  Det 
born  st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Cot 
House. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Grave 
Roofers. 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 

CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 

i 

v 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 

1 I 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTION 

If  you  want  to  Locate  at  a Good  ManufacturiHi 
Point,  write  to 

J.  F1.  Powell, 
Waukegan,  III 

Lyon 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,0QC 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And.  other  Eminent  members  of  the  Mu- 
sical Profession. 

WAREROOIIIS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  34 


REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

ZEa.&.ix jwxxxr  iboxtids  bob.  sale. 

Joblah  H.  Reed,  It  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hurlbut, “Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 

W.  LI.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 

c.  U.  GORDON.  W.  L.  BLOOD. 

0,  U.  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

79  Dearborn  St., 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  AUG.  21,  1886. 


Single  CoUV15c. 

\<s. 


JTIO.  B.  KNIGHT. 


JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


CHWAGO. 


CALIFORNIA  FRUIT  LANDS. 

700  acres  selected  fruit  lands,  San  Bernardino  Co., 
Cal.,  offered  in  tracts  of  10  acres  and  upwards,  to 
close  an  estate.  This  property  is  surrounded  by 
bearing  orange  groves,  vineyards,  schools,  churches, 
beautiful  residences. 

Depot,  H4  miles  from  property. 

Special  railroad  rates  to  see  the  property. 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

£3gr~We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents. 

/ 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER.  PUSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZDTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  the  Citv  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses.  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

g£#*Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-elass  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

cmcit-GO. 


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOAlfS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 


GEO.  M.  BOGUE. 


H.  W.  HOYT. 


H.  B.  BOGUE. 


H.  FELSENTHAL. 
JACOB  GROSS. 


FREDERICK  MILLER. 
ADAM  MILLER. 


Wm,  Evans 


C.  C.  Housel. 


J.  R.  Wickersham. 


0.  H. 


I,  Room  57,  149  La  Salle  Street. 


HORACE  A.  GOODRICH, 

Real  Estate, 

80  Dearborn  St.,  Rooms  24  & 26, 

CHICAGO. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  Madison  Street. 


F,  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public. 


S.  M.  Parish. 


BARNES  & PARISH, 

ML  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 

Kents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
■ for  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No.  438. 

CHAS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL. 

FRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

Time  Loans  Negotiated, 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 

Dealer  s in  R eal  Estate. 


EVANS  & CO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers, 

114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Do  a general  real  estate  and  loan  business. 

SECURITIES  BOUGHT  AND  SOLD. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & C0„ 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

EL  S.  DREYER  & CO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

F,  A,  BRAGG  & 00, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAQO. 

BipsciO  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-resident*. 


FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

zesoox/e  io, 

99  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 


BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street, 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 

Aji.ThU.t4  C.  GEHK  a v/J  .,  (Successors  to) 
SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No:  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

OXT  COXXXvXISSIOZtT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  St  CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

125  La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 


BRUCE  B.  BARNET. 


H.  L.  TURNER. 


W.  A.  POND. 


EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 

CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 


TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate  Mortgage  Loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
i Estates  Managed. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Trustee. 

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115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  sed  77.  IHinois  Nat’l  Bank  Bldg. 

MAX  EHHBEEG, 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS. 

Broker  in  First-Class  Securities.  Low  Bates  for 
Gilt-Edge  Securities. 

100  Washington  St„  Chicago. 


S.  E.  GROSS  & GO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


HENRY  A.  OSBORN. 


JOSEPH  B.  KEELER. 


0SB0EN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting  Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  & Monroe  Sts. 


Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Heal  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


R.  W.  BRIDGE, 

185  Dearborn  St. 


Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titler.  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


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CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  AUG,  21,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

THAT  “ BROKER’S  LICENSE." 

The  total  wealth  of  the  United  States  is 
now  estimated  at  about  $46,000,000,000,  in  a 
population  of  about  68,000,00o,  with  a total 
of  about  18,000,000  producers  and  wage- 
earners.  . An  equal  division  snder  the  solial- 
istic  pl&r  would  give  to  each  person  about 
$675.  But  before  making  a grand  divide  it 
might  be  well  to  square  up  with  our  public 
creditors.  To  close  out  our  national  account 
would  require  about  $25,  and  to  pay  off 
State  and  municipal  debts  about  as  much 
more,  or  say  $50  per  capita,  this  would  leave 
about  $625  for  each  individual  upon  which 
to  make  themselves  happy  for  all  future 
time.  Much  of  the  wealth  of  the  country 
consists  of  buildings  for  manufactories, 
railroads  and  machinery.  Whether  these 
are  to  be  paid  for  or  simply  taken  posses- 
sion of  without  compensation  is  not  as  yet 
developed  in  the  Socialistic  plan.  This  class 
of  property  is  only  of  value  when  sustained 
and  operated  by  an  amount  of  capital  which 
it  is  quite  impossible  for  a single  individual 
to  wield,  so  that  new  combinations  would  be 
necessary,  which  would  destroy  the  Utopian 
plan  and  restore  the  old  order  of  things.  In 
fact,  if  the  whole  property  of  the  country  was 
declared  to  belong  to  the  public  and  an  equal 
division  was  made,  the  equality  would  not 
last  until  the  division  was  completed,  even 
could  it  be  accomplished  in  a single  day. 
Property  might  be  divided,  but  the  trading 
propensity  of  the  ordinary  Yankee  suppress- 
ed, never! 


surface  conforming  to  grades.  It  is  one  of 
the  most  urgent  municipal  undertakings 
which  lies  before  the  people  of  Chicago  to 
repave  the  streets.  It  is  hardly  saying  too 
much  to  assert  that  there  is  not  one  well- 
paved  street  in  the  city.  Comfort  of  loco 
motion  and  the  security  of  health  require 
immediate  reform  in  this  particular.  It  is 
more  costly  to  carry  on  business  with  the 
disadvantage  of  bad  paving  than  it  would 
be  to  go  to  the  expense  of  making  it  good, 
precisely  as  it  would  be  more  laborious  to 
carry  things  on  our  backs  from  one  place  to 
another,  rather  than  to  buy  carts  or  wagons. 
The  experience  and  the  rules  for  guidance 
in  paving  our  streets  are  ready  to  hand  at 
Washington  ; and  if  an  honest  attempt 
should  be  made  to  give  the  people  their 
money’s  worth  in  repaving  the  streets,  our 
municipial  authorities  could  not  do  better 
than  consult  with  the  Washington  authori- 
ties and  profit  by  their  knowledge. 


An  English  statistical  writer  says,  that, 
while  population  in  Europe  and  the  United 
States  has  risen  44  percent  since  1850  work- 
ing power  has  increased  105  per  cent  and  as 
a consequence  of  this,  five  men  can  now  ac- 
complish as  much  as  six  in  1870,  or  eight  in 
1850.  The  world’s  steam-power  is  now  five 
and  a half  times  what  it  was  in  1870.  In 
these  two  facts  alone  can  be  found  an  ade- 
quate explanation  of  the  much-talked-of 
problem  of  over-production  which  has  de- 
pressed the  world  for  the  last  few  years. 
There  are  too  many  producers,  and  not 
enough  consumers;  too  many  goods,  and 
too  few  buyers. 


Washington  is  one  of  the  best,  if  not  the 
best,  paved  city  in  the  world.  The  laws  of 
Congress  regulating  the  matter  have  been 
so  wisely  framed  as  only  to  permit  of  first- 
class  work.  The  particular  pavement  put 
down  on  a given  street  being  carefully  se- 
lected by  competent  persons  with  reference 
to  the  locality  and  the  character  and  amount 
of  traffic  to  be  carried  on.  The  specifica- 
tions as  to  quality  of  material  and  method 
of  construction  are  based  on  a careful  study 
of  the  subject  and  are  rigidly  enforced  by 
competent  administrative  supervision.  The 
pavements  recognized  as  standards  in  Wash- 
ington, after  careful  trial  and  costly  experi- 
ments, are:  1,  the  standard  street  asphalt 
with  hydraulic  base;  2,  the  tar  distillate  and 
asphalt  street,  with  bituminous  base;  3, 
asphalt  block,  and  4,  granite  blocks.  All 
are  so  laid  as  to  form  a water-tight,  uniform 


The  general  report  that  the  market  for 
real  estate  is  active  at  the  present  time  to  an 
extent,  hardly  anticipated  by  the  most  san- 
guine brokers,  received  further  corrobora- 
tion in  the  records  of  the  proceeding  week, 
which  showed  an  increase  in  the  aggregate 
amount  of  nearly  a million  dollars  over  the 
corresponding  week  of  last  year,  and  in  the 
number  of  transfers  an  increase  of  one  hun- 
dred and  eighty-two. 

Property  on  Ogden  Ave.,  west  of  Harrison 
is  receiving  improvements  of  a high  charac- 
ter which  has  caused  a sharp  advance  of 
that  property. 

As  regularly  as  the  years  roll  around, 
bringing  in  their  succession  the  1st  day  of 
May,  the  time  comes  and  will  continue  to 
come,  unless  some  decisive  action  is  soon 
taken,  for  the  payment  of  that  odious  Brok- 
ers License.  Not  odious  in  that  it  requires 
the  payment  of  twenty-five  dollars  into  the 
city  treasury,  a sum  which  is  fair  and  just 
if  any  license  should  be  required,  but  on  ac- 
count of  the  injustice  done  the  one -fourth  of 
the  brokers  who  prefer  to  live  up  to  the  re- 
quirements of  law,  as  law-abiding  citizens 
in  letting  the  other  three-fourths  go  without 
paying  the  tax-license. 

For  instance,  last  year,  out  of  over  two 
thousand  brokers  only  five  hundred  and  fifty 
took  out  licenses.  About  seventy-five  of 
these  had  to  be  sued  before  they  came  to 
time.  The  licenses  for  this  year  thus  far 
taken  out  number  one  hundred  and  forty- 
four  and  this  is  nearly  four  months  after 
they  are  due.  Of  this  number  nearly  one- 
hundred  are  real  estate  men. 

An  examination  of  the  books  show  a large 
per  cent,  of  the  leading  brokers  as  not  in 
this  list.  The  excuses  used  by  the  three- 
fourths  who  did  not  pay  their  taxes  last  year 
are  set  opposite  their  respective  names 
and  are  both  amusing  and  suggestive. 
The  following  are  some  of  the  most 
common:  “ Out  of  city”,  “ not  found’,, 

“out  of  business”,  “busted”,  “selling  his  own 
property,”  etc.  The  latter  shows  up  a sur- 
prising number  of  the  agents  to  be  capital- 
ists and  extensive  property  owners.  A prom- 
inent broker  on  the  West  Side  was  excused 
through  the  influence  of  an  alderman.  All 
this  goes  to  show  that  either  more  vigilance 
should  be  exerted  in  collecting  the  tax  or 
that  it  should  be  repealed.  The  collection 
of  this  license  having  been  given  a test  for 
two  years  and  proved  an  utter  failure, — the 
other  remedy,  it  seems,  should  now  be  tried 
and  devolves  upon  the  real-estate  men  as  a 
body  to  carry  forward.  The  move  might 
well  be  begun  by  the  Real  Estate  Board  who 
would  receive  no  doubt  the  hearty  co-opera- 
tion of  the  real  estate  fraternity. 


Last  spring,  cits  collector  W.  J.  Onahan 
asked  the  council  to  appeal  the  ordinance, 
but  as  no  effort  was  made  to  second  him  by 
the  brokers,  nothing  was  accomplished.  The 
estimates  given  above  apply  to  the  brokers 
who  are  successful  enough  to  deem  it  neces- 
sary to  have  an  office  and  do  not  include  the 
innumerable  curbstone  brokers  whose  only 
offices  are  in  their  hat. 

If  the  license  could  succeed  in  ridding  the 
real  estate  business  of  these  itinerant  mid- 
dle men,  the  real  estate  brokers  would  ac- 
quiese  with  good  grace  to  the  demand  for 
their  license.  But  with  the  present  status 
of  the  real  estate  business,  such  an  attempt 
upon  the  part  of  the  collectors  would  be  ut- 
terly futile.  If  action  is  to  be  taken  to  re- 
sist this  year’s  license,  it  should  be  taken  at 
once,  as  notices  will  soon  be  sent  out  from 
the  collectors  office  and  suits  be  begun 
against  delinquents. 

The  firm  of  Edwin  F Getchell  & Co.,  have 
the  honor  of  being  the  first  of  the  brokers 
to  pay  the  tax  for  this  year. 

Chas.  P.  Silva  has  sold  48  feet  corner 
Hastings  and  Lincoln  ave.,  for  $1,600;  150 
feet  on  Prospect  ave.,  Morgan  Park,  for 
$900;  24  feet  on  State  st.,  between  34th  and 
35th,  at  $4,250;  one  lot  in  Halsted  add.,  and 
50  feet  on  Washington  ave.,  north  of  Pros- 
pect, Morgan  Park;  Thirty-eight  houses 
have  been  started  here  within  the  last  two 
months. 

Willis  G.  Jackson  has  sold  in  his  sub- 
division three  houses  on  Monroe  street,  Al- 
bany and  Kedzie  aves.,  for  $3,500  each. 
Fifteen  houses  will  be  commenced  soon  on 
Wilcox  ave.,  and  six  on  Troy.  Property  has 
advanced  about  20$  in  this  vicinity  during 
the  last  year. 


J.  C.  MaGill  & Co.,  report  an  active  busi- 
ness. 

Osborn  & Keeler  report  West  Sidereal  es- 
tate to  be  held  very  firm  with  a good  feel- 
ing in  the  market  for  this  property.  West 
Side  real  estate  is  eagerly  bought  when  any 
inducement  is  shown. 

L.  J.  Gilbert  has  sold  a house  and  lot  in 
Englewood  and  two  in  Woodlawn  during  the 
last  week.  He  is  building  eight  houses  in 
Englewood. 

S.  H.  Kerfoot  & Co.,  note  an  increase  in 
the  demand  for  Lake  View  property. 

Henry  Sweet,  contractor  and  builder,  1531 
Milwaukee  ave.,  has  built  within  the  past 
few  months  fifteen  three  story  brick  flats 
on  Rosebud  st.;  twenty-one  three  story 
stores  and  flats  on  Milwaukee  ave.;  forty 
cottages  in  various  parts  in  the  northwestern 
quarter  of  the  city.  He  is  now  building  six 
four  story  buildings  on  Harrison  and  Mor- 
gan at  a cost  of  $64,000.  The  brick  for 
these  buildings  comes  from  Mr.  Sweet’s  own 
brick  yard.  The  construction  is  under  the 
direct  supervision  of  Mr.  Sweet  and  his  man- 
ager, Mr.  Steinbrecher. 

Edward  Weissert,  1001  Milwaukee  ave.,  is 
a practical  sewer  builder  of  many  years 
standing  in  Chicago.  He  has  contracted  for 
a large  number  of  the  buildings  in  the  north- 
western part  of  the  city. 

H.  Meissner,  the  architect,  has  planned  a 
residence  for  Mrs.  Junker,  22x50,  two  story 
and  basement,  brick,  cost  $3,000.  at  3232 
Archer  ave.;  for  Mr.  Carbury  at  2729  Archer 
ave.,  brick  store  and  hall,  27x70,  $8,000;  for 
A.  Hanschmann,  three  story  brick  store  and 
flats,  384  W Division,  $6,000. 


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CONTRACTS  NOT  LET. 

Flats. — E.  Shaw,  Chicago,  owner;  Edbrooke  & Burnham 
184  Dearborn  street,  Chicago,  architects;  cost  $5,000.  Two 
stories,  brick,  stone,  architectural  and  galvanized  iron  work 
gas  fixtures,  stained  and  ornamental  glass,  grates,  hardwood 
finish,  furnace  heat,  wood  mantels  composition  roof. 

Residence. — E.  H.  Mott,  Chicago,  owner;  Edbrooke  & 
Burnham,  184  Dearborn  street,  Chicago,  architects;  cost 
$5,000.  Brick,  stone,  architectural,  galvanized  and  orna- 
mental iron  work,  carpets  drapery,  electric  bells,  gas  fix- 
tures, stained  glass,  grates,  hardwood  finish,  furnace  heat, 
wood  mantels,  composition  roof. 

Residence. — Alex.  McIntosh,  Chicago,  owner;  Edbrooke 
& Burnham,  184  Dearborn  street,  Chicago,  architects;  cost 
$25,000.  Brick,  stone,  architectural,  galvanized  and  orna- 
mental iron  work,  awnings,  stained  and  ornamental  glass, 
grates,  hardwood  finish,  mantels,  composition  roof,  terra 
cotta. 

Residence. — Edbrooke  & Burnham,  184  Dearborn  street 
Chicago,  architects;  cost  $28,000.  Brick,  stone,  galvanized 
and  ornamental  iron  work,  gas  fixtures,  stained  and  orna- 
mental glass,  grates,  hardwood  finish,  wood  mantels,  compo- 
sition roof. 

Residence. — Campbell  Bros.,  Chicago, owners;  Edbrooke 
& Burnham,  184  Dearborn  street  Chicago,  archicects;  cost 
$30,000.  Two  stories,  pressed  bricK,  stone,  galvanized  and 
ornamental  iron  work,  stained  and  ornamental  glass,  grates 
hardwood  finish,  furnace  heat,  wood  mantels,  composition 
roof,  terra  cotta. 

Flats. — E.  Huber,  owner;  Julius  H.  Huber,  7,  170  Wash- 
ington street,  Chicago,  architect;  cost  $8,500.  Three  stories 
pressed  brick,  plate  and  stained  glass,  grates,  wood  man- 
tels, terra  cotta. 

Opera  House. — A new  Opera  House  is  to  be  erected  in 
Chicago  at  the  corner  of  Wabash  ave.,  and  Congress  street, 
with  100  feet  front  on  the  latter  and  balcony  entrances  on 
Wabash  ave.  It  is  to  be  eight  stories  high  and  will  seat 
7,000  persons  and  will  be  fire-proof. 

ILLIN  OIS COUNTRY. 

A rohiteots.— The  National  Electric  Company,  of  Chica- 
go, will  establish  electric  works  at  Elgin,  111.,  for  the  pur- 
pose of  manufacturing  electrical  supplies;  cost  $10,000  to 
$15,000.  Address  George  Sawin,  25,  184  Dearborn  street, 
Chicago. 

Hotel. — The  Spitly  House  of  Lincoln,  111.,  has  been 
leased  by  Mr.  Thomas  Moran,  who  will  refurnish  it  through- 
out, hot  and  cold  water,  telephone,  electric  bells,  baths,  and 
a safe  put  in  it. 

School-house. — Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  until 
Aug.  28  for  building  a new  addition  and  re-modeling  old 
building  of  the  German  Catholic  school-house  on  High  st., 
Aurora,  111.  Address  Rev.  Schnueckel. 

Hyde  Park. 

Five  large  houses  are  being  erected  at  Brookdale. 

The  Congregationalists  are  about  to  build  a handsome 
chapel  on  the  corner  of  Fifty-sixth  street  and  Madison  ave. 
The  plans  are  about  ready,  and  they  hope  to  begin  the 
church  about  Sept.  1st. 


Mr.  David  Wright,  of  Gillman,  111.,  is  building  a home 
on  Stony  Island  ave. 

A new  and  elegant  depot  is  soon  to  replace  the  one  that 
has  so  long  offended  the  eyes  of  Soulh  Chicago  people  on 
the  Fort  Wayne. 

George  M.  Bogu  e is  building  two  brick  stores  on  43d  st. 
near  Lake  avenue,  to  cost  $8,000.  The  United  States  Roll- 
ing Stock  Company  Is  building  at  Hegewisch,  the  following 
dwellings:  Three  on  Bismark  avenue,  $3,400;  two  on  Strand 

street,  $1,800;  two  on  Green  Bay  avenue,  $1,800;  and  two 
on  Argyle  avenue,  $2,200.  C.  S.  Hutchins  has  taken  out 
permits  for  three  brick  dwellings  on  Jefferson  avenue, 
between  52d  and  53d  streets,  to  cost  $10,000.  G.  H.  Bryant 
will  build  a residence  costing  $6,000  corner  Hibbard  avenue 
and  52d  street.  Among  the  permits  for  the  weeK  are  the 
following:  Lyman  Riley,  store  and  flats.  Lake  avenue  and 

5 2d  street,  $1,000;  South  Chicago  Street  Railway  Company, 
barn,  Ewing  avenue,  $3,000;  C.  W.  Willard,  dwelling,  Com- 
mercial avenue,  $1,200;  Frank  Bourle,  dwelling,  Buffalo 
avenue  near  83d  street,  $1500;  Kenwood  Club,  addition,  47th 
street  and  Lake  avenue,  $7000;  Board  of  Education.  Dist- 
rict No.  1,  Hyde  Pam  school  house,  Lincoln  avenue,  Wood- 
lawn,  $30,000;  J.  B.  Whitney,  dwelling,  Washington  avenue 
and  53d  street,  $3,000;  C.  E.  Merrill,  dwelling,  53d  street, 
$3,500;  Mrs.  Emma  B.  Flint,  dwelling.  Sidney  avenue,  $2,- 
500.  The  addition  to  the  Kenwood  Club  will  be  completed 
about  Nov.  1.  It  is  40  x 75  feet,  at  the  rear  of  the  present 
house.  The  basement  will  contain  the  dining  room.  The 
second  floor  will  be  added  to  the  present  ball  room,  and 
will  give  a large  and  handsome  dancing  hall.  The  second 
floor  will  contain  a suite  of  billiard  and  card-rooms.  The 
entire  cost  will  be  $11,000,  and  the  addition  will  make  the 
club-house  large,  convenient  and  elegant.  Pullman  is  to 
have  a Roman  Catholic  church,  to  cost  $40,000;  the  con- 
tract for  the  fouudation  has  been  let  for  $8,000  to  Michael 
Hogan,  who  began  work  Tuesday. 

MICHIGAN. 

Mrs.  E.  A Webster,  of  Jackson,  will  build  a three-story 
dwelling,  76  x 52  feet.  It  will  be  built  of  Zanesville,  0. 
pressed  brick  and  wood  and  trimmed  with  Ionia  stone 
Cost  $25,000.  Bush  & Patterson  are  the  general  contract^ 
ors  and  Lewis  Sargent,  wood  contractor.  It  will  be  fitted 
with  all  modern  conveniences. 

Dr.  H.  A.  Clelland,  of  Detroit,  will  build  a four  story 
building  26  x85  feet,  brick,  with  stone  trimmings  and  gravel 
roof,  cost  $15,000. 

Ludington  is  to  have  a new  two-story  and  basement 
school  house,  82  x 46  feet,  to  be  built  of  brick,  stone  trim- 
mings and  slate  roof.  Cost  $10,000.  Joseph  E.  Mills,  of 
Detroit,  architect;  Teidman  & Co.,  of  Ludington,  contract- 
ors. 

David  Whitney,  of  Detroit,  has  plans  prepared  for  a 
block  of  five-story  stores  and  offices,  124  x 164  feet,  bricK, 
with  stone  trimmings  on  side,  gravel  roof  cast  iron  front, 
in  the  spirit  of  the  Renaissance  style,  cost  $85,000.  G.  W. 
Lloyd  architect. 

Detroit. — W.  G.  Malcomson,  architect,  for  Jeremiah 
Casey,  2 story  dwelling,  frame,  shingle  roof,  22x60,  Trum- 
bull avenue,  cost  $2,000.  Jno.  Lemke,  owner,  2 story  store, 
brick,  gravel  roof,  24x65,  St.  Aubin  avenue,  cost  $2,000. 
Jeremiah  Conner,  2 story  dwelling,  frame,  shingle  roof,  26 
x52,  Forest  avenue,  west,  cost  $2,000.  Detroit  Street  Rail- 
way Co.,  2 story  car  house  and  barn,  frame,  shingle  roof,  60 
x68,  Gratiot  avenue,  cost  $4,000,  Jno.  Willis,  contractor. 
Gidson  Vivier  & Son,  owners  a*nd  builders,  three  1J4  story 
dwellings,  brick,  shingle  roof,  21x54;  also  a 2 story  double 
dwelling,  brick  shingle  roof,  34x44,  on  Harrison,  Hazel  and 
Elm  streets,  the  whole  costing  $7,000.  Julius  Plinsky,  2 
story  dwelling,  brick,  shingle  roof,  25x37,  St.  Aubin  avenue, 
cost  $2,000.  Perm  ts  issued  July,  new  buildings,  amount 
ing  to  $258,060;  alterations,  $20,250;  total,  $278,310. 

Geo.  E.  Depew  is  building  seven  brick  and  frame  dwell- 
ings, each  28  x 64  feet,  in  Detroit.  Cost  of  the  lot  $19.- 
000. 


Jackson. — The  Presbyterian  church  will  commence  worn 
on  its  chapel  at  once.  It  will  be  50x64  feet,  with  a base- 
ment for  the  boiler  and  engine-room,  kitchen,  dining-room, 
etc.  The  meeting  room  will  have  a gallery  on  each  side 
and  will  seat  530  people. 

KALAMAZOO. 

The  Michigan  Buggy  Co.  are  building  a new  factory 
60x  160  feet,  four  stories,  brick.  Work  is  now  progress- 
ing on  the  second  story  and  it  will  be  ready  for  occupation 
about  September  1st.  Cost  $15,000.  James  Boyland  and 
F.  Howe  have  the  contract. 


Bush  & Patterson  have  the  contract  for  a brick  block 
for  Dessenberg  & Co.  It  will  be  three  stories,  with  base- 
ment and  is  58  x 90  feet.  Adler  & Sullivan,  of  Chicago, 
architects.  It  will  cost  when  completed  $18,000  and  will  be 
occupied  as  a wholesale  grocery.  The  foundation  is  now 
being  laid. 

BATTLE  CREEK. 

W.  K.  Loughborough,  the  architect,  has  furnished  the 
plans  for  a two-story  frame  dwelling  for  Fred  Hill.  Cost 
about  $2,500.  It  is  being  built  by  the  day.  W.  H.  Whit- 
comb, superintendent. 

A $3,500  school  house  is  to  be  built  at  Flint. 

An  $8,000  school  house  will  be  built  at  Manton  this 
summer. 

The  Catholics  have  decided  to  build  a church  at  New- 
berry. 

A new  steam  pump  house  is  to  be  built  at  alma  at  a cost 
of  $5,000. 

A new  school  house  is  to  be  built  at  Howell,  at  a cost  of 
$9,500; 

It  is  announced  that  a new  club  house  will  be  built  at 
Charlevoix  next  season. 

Citizens  of  Owasso  have  voted  to  build  a $7,000  school 
house. 

MISSOURI. 

Kansas  City. — Burnham  & Root  report  plans  for  a large 
hotel  to  be  erected  in  Kansas  City,  at  a cost  of  $500,000. 
It  will  front  on  Grand  avenue  and  Eighth  and  Walnut 
streets,  and  will  be  seven  stories  and  basement  high.  The 
material  will  be  pressed  brick  and  terra  cotta.  It  will  be 
entirely  fire-proof.  It  is  being  erected  by  a syndicate,  and 
when  completed  will  be  operated  by  Mr.  Willis  Howe,  late 
of  the  Palmer  House  and  now  of  the  Lindell,  St.  Louis,  and 
Mr.  Hill,  formerly  of  Chicago,  but  now  running  a hotel  in 
Topeka,  Kas.  This  is  the  structure  that  some  time  ago  was 
reported  to  be  in  charge  of  architect  Hatch,  of  New  York. 


OHIO. 

Cleveland. — Four  story  brick  and  stone  block,  74x86, 
Champlain  street,  for  Horace  Kelley;  cost,  $15,000;  Cudell 
& Richardson,  architects.  Jewish  Synagogue,  corner  Sco- 
ville  ave.  and  Henry  street,  of  Ohio  sand  stone,  cost  $50,- 
000;  Lehman  & Schmitt,  architects.  Alterations  to  resi- 
dence for  J.  H.  Cllman,  Scoville  ave.,  cost  $5,000;  Cudell  & 
Richardson,  architects,  Brick  store  for  Benj.  Holliday, 
Garden  street,  cost  $2,500;  F.  C.  Bate  architect.  Frame 
dwelling  at  Toledo,  O.,  for  D.  J.  H.  Beckwith,  cost  $3,000; 
F.  C.  Bate  architect. 

Geneva. — The  Woodruff  & Van  Epps  portion  of  the  new 
block  is  ready  for  the  cornice  and  roof,  and  is  two  stories 
high.  Tjler  is  going  up  with  the  third  story,  and  has  the 
walls  nearly  up. 

Bedford. — J.  L Hains  is  preparing  to  build  a store  for 
tin  and  stove  business  on  Main  street. 


MAHOGANY. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 
Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st 14@16c  per  ft: 


Small  Cuba,  1 
St.  Jago  “ 1 

St.  Domingo  1 
Mexican,  1 
Large  Cuba,  1 
Mexican,  1 


1st 11c 

1st 18c  “ 

1st 20c  “ 

1st 13c@17c  “ 

2d 11c  “ 

2d 10c@llJ4°- 


tt  i 1 Lumber 

Hardw  OOd  Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 


-AND  ALL  KINDS  OF- 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 

|^"Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATE 

HOLBROOK  CO. 

Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO- 


South  Branch  Chicago  River. 


Telephone  No.  8213. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


— [Established  1865.]— 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 


SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  I Loans. 


88  Washington  St.,  Chisago. 


North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments 


89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 
BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street— Normal  Park 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty 
Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited, 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg 


REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 


AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 


Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 


154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Real-Estate  and.  Loan  Agents. 


gp'-JIoney  Loaned, 

^Taxes  Paid, 

^•Investments  Made, 

(^“Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE. 


NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 


-A.  SPECIALTY. 
Room  2d— 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


mortgage  bankers, 

BJY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  no  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


D.  Ct.  HAMILTON, 


Real  Estate  1 Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street.  Chicago. 


Wm.  Reed.  N.  A.  Clemons. 

WM.  REED  & CO., 


Recorder's  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Starts. 


Real  Estate  1 Loans, 


95  S.  Clark  St.,  Room  3. 

Main  Floor. 


Insurance  placed  in  good  companies  at  current 
rates. 


S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  WorksT 


POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff 'Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cars 
end  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  No.  209. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 


BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bebnhabd  F.  Webeb,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 


FOR  SALE — By  C.  F.  Jacobs,  Room  626, 112 
South  Clark  st.: 

Investments  from  $5,000  to  $150,000,  which 
will  net  from  8%  to  15$  in  business  and  resi- 
dence property. 

Room  626,  Chicago  Opeba  House  Building. 


FOR  SALE. — By  Goldy  & Zubbubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 


MONEY  LOANED, 


Without  Commission, 


AT  LOWE8T  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 


Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

JR.  Prindivllle,  Agent, 

Booms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53%xl37 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av.  lot  25x152;  choice.  $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hnrlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice.  $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,00 


We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View. 
I arties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 


F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  I Renting  Agent 


161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 


FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


DIXON  & PETERSON. 


(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDINGS 


Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO.  ILL. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 


And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
_ CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434 


FOR;SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Fabb,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


Business  Peopebty  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


BY 


FOR  SALE— By  R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 
184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


160  ACRES  OF  LAND, 

Near  Chicago.  This  piece  of  land  is  high 
and  dry  and  near  the  Wisconsin  Central 
Railroad.  Will  sell  at  a price  which  is 
bouDd  to  insure  a large  profit.  Terms  to 
suit. 

R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


HOW  TO  DECORATE. 


Sapphire  blue  and  gray  are  an  effective 
combination. 


Burnished  brass  divides  the  honor  With 
oak,  maple,  mahogany,  ash  and  other  cabi- 
net woods  for  fire  and  folding  screens. 


Marine  objects  are  being  drawn  on  more 
than  exer  as  types  for  ornamentation  in 
wood,  metal  work  and  ceramic  Ware. 


Elison,  Flersheim  & Co., 

Real-Estate  Auctioneers, 

84  & 86  Randolph  Street. 


HIGHLY  IMPORTANT  AND  ATTRACTIVE 


13,000. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobee  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15.000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 
story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  froit  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bnck  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  prick  cottage. 

1,100.  Bntler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x126, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
126,  very  cheap. 


AUCTION  SALE! 

108 

VALUABLE  LOTS! 

43d  and  Archer  Ave., 

Saturday, Aug.  21,  2 P.M. 


Furniture  and  costumes  show  to  a better 
advantage  when  the  walls  of  the  room  are 
dark,  while  pictures  look  best  on  a light 
background. 

If  we  wish  to  embroider  a material  with 
gold,  it  ought  to  be  of  good  quality,  and 
destined  to  ornament  an  article  of  luxury. 
In  embroideries  worked  with  colored  silks, 
gold  should  be  used  merely  to  outline  the 
ornaments. 


In  gas  fixtures  there  is  a tendency  to  light, 
graceful  designs  in  preference  to  the  pon- 
derous constructions  of  the  past.  They  are 
also  made  in  reference  to  the  various  styles 
of  architecture  in  vogue  and  with  suitabil- 
ity to  the  room  they  will  illuminate. 


2,360. 


45  Lots  fronting  Archer  Ave. 

21  Lots  fronting  44th  St. 

14  Lots  fronting  Pullman  Ave. 

16  Lots  fronting  Wolcott  Ave. 

5 Lots  fronting  43d  St. 

8 Lots  fronting  Johnson  Ave. 

The  Chicago  City  Railway  will  soon  run 
their  line  direcely  through  this  property. 
The  Grand.Trunk  Railroad  has  a new  depot 
at  Morrell  Park,  only  4 blocks  from  these 
lots.  The  Sale  will  take  place  on  the 

gronnds, 

Saturday,  Aug.  2 1 st,  at  2 p.m. 

Take  Archer  Avenue  and  Halsted 
St.  Cars  to  Brighton  Park,  where  a free 
pass  will  carry  you  directly  to  the  “ Big 
Tent  ’’  on  the  ground. 

A Brass  Band  and  Free  Lunch. 


Large  floor  cushions  are  made  of  velve- 
teen, painted  with  lustra  colors,  and  finished 
round  the  side  with  satin  thickly  gathered 


To  wash  white  silk  pocket-handkerchiefs, 
use  white  castile  soap  and  lukewarm  water, 
mb  gently,  and  rinse  in  warm  water,  roll  in 
a cloth  and  press  off  with  a somewhat  cool 
iron. 

Exquisitely  dainty  is  a chair  scarf  of  bolt- 
ing-cloth ornamented  with  the  pink  convol- 
vulus design. 

Damasks,  silK  velours  and  fine  tapestries 
tase  the  lead  in  textiles  used  in  parlor  suits. 


Terms  of  Sale. 

One-third  cash;  one-third  in  lyear;  one- 
third  in  2 years.  Interest  at  6 per  cent, 
per  annum.  A deposit  of  $25  on  each  lot 
at  time  of  sale.  Title  perfect  and  guaran- 
teed. 


A box  ottoman  is  immensely  useful  in  a 
bedroom,  and  Iooks  bright  and  pretty  if 
covered  with  any  of  the  beautifully  designed 
cretonnes. 

There  are  three  places  in  a drawing  room 
which  we  can  mane  conspicuous;  the  portal,  . 
the  mantel  and  the  sofa,  here  we  may  deco- 
rate. 

Punjab  tables  with  irregularly  shaped 
shelves  for  bric-a-brac  are  light  and  attract- 
ive for  country  homes,  many  are  painted 
white  with  fine  lines  of  gold. 

Candelabra  of  cut-glass  are  used  at  dinner 
parties;  also  lamps  composed  in  every  part 
of  cut-glass,  both  producing  exquisite 
effects. 


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OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  Made 
for  Certified 
Copies . 

S.  L.  JENKS  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  BROKERS, 

133  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Gen’l  Eastern  Ag’ts  North-Western  Land  Association 
and  Park  addition  to  Pierre,  Dakota. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sale  of  suburban  prop 
erty.  Houses  built  and  sold  on  terms 
to  suit  purchasers. 

THE  RECORD. 


WM  E.  Hinchliff  & Co  ,5  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANDT'AOTCEEBB  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

R,oorxi  lO  159  La  Salle  St.  Olaica-go. 


C J.  MEYER  & SC3STS  CO- 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  HardWOOd  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
Office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

8UILDING  PERMITS. 

Adams  st  W at  No  1117,  Ben  Hoppens  oue 
story  cottage  20x44 — $1,700. 

Arthington  st  at  No  20,  Thos  Rowan  base- 
ment 21x52,  $1,800. 

Belden  ave,  at  No  413,  P W Senaco  3-story 
flats  22x56— $5,000. 

Belden  av,  at  No  409,  J Weimann,  3-story 
flats  22x62—6.500. 

Cypress  st,  at  No  20,  F D Clark  one-story 
cattage  21x34 — $1,200. 

Congress  st  at  No  14,  F D Clark  two-story 
flats  21x36— $2,000. 

Crystal  st  at  No  40,  F Helz  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x28— $700. 

Coblentz  st  at  No  175,  H Sutterbeck  two- 
story  dwelling  20x34 — $1,200. 

Centra)  Park  ave,  at  No  960,  E H Mott  one- 
story  cottage  25x70 — $2,000. 

Centre  ave  at  No  139,  Andre  Kloster,  three- 
story  flats  23x65 — $5,000. 

Carroll  ave  at  No  338,  C A Hiles,  one  story 
store-house  25x45 — $500. 

Campbell  ave,  at  Nos  367  to  379,  George  W 
Deal  seven  two-story  dwellings,  $20,000. 
Division  and  State  sts,  (corner),  W C Hunt, 
three-story  flats  22x53 — $6,000. 

Depuyster  st  at  Nos  33  and  35%,  U Ruther- 
ford, two-story  flats  29x60 — $3,000. 

Dashiel  st,  at  No  3639,  Jno  Flaherty  1-story 
cottage  20x32 — $1,400. 

Division  street  at  Nos  206  and  208,  M Mc- 
Gurin,  two  three-story  stores  and  flats  44x 
60— $16,000. 

Eugenie  st  at  No  116,  Nic  Burren,  4 story 
store  and  flats  24x60,  $8,000. 

Fifth  av  at  No  2842,  D Oillette  2-story  flats, 
20x50—$3.000. 

Fairfield  st  at  No  523,  J A Creary  one-story 
cottage  21x50 — $1,600. 

Fullerton  ave  and  Halsted  st,  McCormicK 
Presbyterian  Theological  Seminary  of  the 
Northwest,  4-story  dormitory  building  60x 
150—$100,000. 

Fairfield  av,  at  No  588,  Wm  Hanlen  1-story 
store  and  dwelling  22x50 — $1,300. 

Hanover  st.  between  30th  and  31st,  Turner  & 
Bond,  four  one-story  cottages  each  20x 
30— $4,000. 

Hanover  st,  between  29th  and  30th,  Turner 
& Bond,  six  one-story  cottages,  each  20x 
30— $6,000. 

Halsted  st  S,  at  No  825,  Mary  Jacobs  three- 
story  store  and  flats  25x58 — $5,000. 
Harrison  st  at  No  1541,  E Laudenceur,  one- 
story  cottage  21x30 — $700. 

Hoyne  avenue  at  Nos  1040  and  1042,  H 
Sweet,  three  one-story  cottages,  each  20x 
32— $2,500. 

Hansen  street  at  No  1220,  D Gordon  3-story 
flats  22x60—.$3,500. 

Indiana  av  at  No  2963, W C Potter,  two-story 
barn  31x72,  $2,000. 

James  st  at  No  986,  Aug  Meilke,  one-story 
cottage  21x46 — $1,000. 

James  street,  at  No  991,  T Smolarkowecz, 
basement  20x28 — $700. 

James  court  at  No  1014,  Gust  Pajtke,  one- 
story  cottage  20x50 — $1,300. 

Kemper  st  at  No  19,  Mrs  L J Haller,  two- 
story  dwelling  26x44 — $3,000. 

Leavitt  st  N,  at  No  1010,  H Hoeppe  1-story 
cottage  20x22 — $900. 

Leavitt  st  N,  at  No  1014,  H Hoeppe  l-story 
cottage  20x32 — $900. 


Leavitt  st  S at  No  560,  S Rocder,  two-story 
flats  and  shop  24x100 — $7,000. 

Leavitt  st  S at  No  1077,  F Sulanke,  1-story 
cottage  20x23 — $400. 

Leavitt  st  N at  No  737,  John  Jensen  one- 
story  cottage  20x40 — $1,200. 

Milwaukee  av  at  No  1021,  John  Borgwardt 
4-story  store  and  flats  24x75 — $5,000. 

Market  and  Madison  sts  (in  rear  of)  H Cor- 
with  two-story  shop  99x72 — $7,000. 

Michigan  ave  at  No  1705,  Mrs  Horner  rear 
addition  18x36 — $1,500. 

Myrtle  st  at  No  60,  F D Clark  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x32— $1,000. 

Muspratt  st  at  No  2236,  Christ  Gauzen,  one-. 

story  cottage  21x34 — $700. 

Monroe  st  W,  at  No  251%,  Welsh  Presbyte- 
rian Church,  2 story  flats  23x58 — $6,000. 
Michigan  av  and  River  street,  A Booth  & 
Sons,  two-story  addition  to  ice-house  25x 
61,  $1,500. 

Moore  st,  at  No  43,  M Crawford  one-story 
cottage  21x30,  $700. 

North  avenue  at  Nos  390  392  and  394,  W C. 
Ganz,  three  three-story  stores  and  flats  60 
x70— $16,000. 

North  avenue  West,  at  Nos  235  to  239,  D 
Emrick  three  3-story  stores  and  flats  75x 
60— $10,000. 

Noble  st  at  No  705,  Peter  Mindak  one-story 
store  22x75 — $4,000. 

Ogden  av,  at  Nos  445  to  451,  W P Fitzpat- 
rick three  3-story  stores  and  flats  72x61 — - 
$21,000. 

Ogden  avenue,  at  Nos  345  347  349  and  351, 
Stoneham,  Lewis  & Durand,  four  three- 
story  stores  and  flats — $22,000. 

Oakley  st  N,  at  No  1042,  Herman  Schroeder 
one-story  cottage  20x48 — $1,000. 

Oakley  ave  at  No  474,  Mrs  C Arnold  one- 
story  cottage  22x54 — $2,500. 

Park  av  at  No  1022,  W G Barfield  two-story 
dwelling  22x50 — $3,000. 

Polk  st  and  5th  av,  Wisconsin  Central  Rail 
road  Company,  freight  house  398x40 — 
$16,000. 

Paulina  st  S at  No  466,  John  Monahan  two- 
story  dwelling  24x60 — $4,000. 

Robey  st  at  No  939,  F Meyers  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x42 — $700. 

Robey  st  N at  No  581,  John  Jensen  two-story 
flats  20x52— $2,500. 

Shober  st  at  No  721,  Joh  i Jensen,  one-story 
cottage  20x40 — $1,200. 

South  Park  ave,  at  No  3330,  J D Pierce  two- 
story  dwelling  34x72 — $4,000. 

State  st  N,  at  No  666,  A M Pence  two-story 
dwelling  40x56 — $20,000. 

Samuel  street  at  No  10,  C Bussert  two-story 
front  addition  20x20  and  basement  20x50, 

I $1,500. 

| State  st  at  No  1407,  E J Lehmann,  2-story 
barn  87x49,  $6,000. 

Thirty-seventh  st,  at  No  536,  P Bush,  front 
addition  32x50,  $1,000. 

Twenty-first  st  at  No  870,  E Radimacher,  1- 
story  store  22x78 — $2,600. 

Thirty-fifth  st,  at  No  1595,  N Nichols,  one- 
story  store  26x46 — $800. 

Thirteenth  st  at  No  457,  Thomas  Fox  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x62 — $5,000. 

Temple  st,  at  No  41,  H Nelson,  2-story  flats 
24x40— $2,500. 

Taylor  st  at  No  583,  Mrs  Boschell  three- 
story  store  and  dwelling  21x60 — $7,000. 
Twentieth  st  W at  No  610,  Fred  Buck,  two- 
ftory  flats  21x60 — $2,500. 

Twelfth  st  W,  at  No  630,  M Prindiville  two- 
story  store  and  flats  36x60 — $4,6(0. 


Walton  Place  at  No  16,  Frank  Gilbert  three- 
story  dwelling  20x66 — $9,000. 

Wood  st  N,  at  No  764,  F N Bnettner  2-story 
flats  22x46— $3,500. 

Wood  st  N,  at  No  885,  Chas  Hoppe  1-story 
cottage  20x28 — $500. 

Warren  av  at  No  942,  A A Gale,  2-story  store 
and  flats  24x54 — $4,300. 

Wells  st  N at  No  606,  E M Buehler,  three- 
story  store  and  flats  23x80  and  barn  24x 
22— $12,000. 

Western  av  at  No  659,  Wisconsin  Central  R 
R Company,  depot  20x30 — $1,000. 

Wentworth  ave  at  No  3475,  P Miller,  3-story 
flats  23x70—$7,000. 

Wendell  st,  at  No  42,  O Laberg,  two-story 
barn  27x35,  $1,600. 

Warren  av  at  No  1396,  E W Searls.  one-story 
cottage  20x44,  $1,000. 


WARRANTY  UEKUM. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 


City  Property. 

Albany  av:  164  ft  s of  Madison  st;  ef  24 
x81  Aug  2;  George  W York  to  E Estelle 

Baker $1,000 

Archer  av:  188  ft  sw  of  Hoyne;  nf  50x100 
with  3 other  lots  in  same  subdivision, 
viz:  Lots  7 and  8 b 1;  lots  12  3 blk  2, 

Walker’s  subdvn  sw  qr31  39  14,  Aug  13: 
Alexander  McCoy  to  Mary  E T Pratt, 

$6,5C0 

Adams  st  W,  sw  cor  Washtenaw  av,nf  25x 
124,  June  5,  Mary  P F Rust  to  John  B 

J Fenton $1,000 

Adams  st  W,  same  premises,  July  3,  John 

J Fenton  to  Michael  J Daley $900 

Adams  st,  129  ft  w of  Western  av,  nf  24x 
122%,  July  12,  Geo  Follansbee  to  Thos 

E Dymond $1,500 

Ambrose  st,  150  ft  w of  Wood,  sf  24x100, 
July  7;  Wm  E Hatterman  to  Edward  T 

Noonan $460 

Ambrose  st,  175  ft  w of  Robey,  sf  25x124, 
May  18:  William  E Hatterman  to  Ellen 

Moore $450 

Ashland  av,  72  ft  s of  34th  st,  wf  24x123% 
July  16,  Heirs  of  John  A Washington  to 

John  O’Donnell $650 

Ambrose  st,  nw  cor  of  Robey,  sf  25x124, 
July  23,  Irene  Wright  to  Jno  Henrichs. 

$1,500 

Ashland  av,  284%  ft  s of  North, wf  24x124, 
Aug  14,  Amos  Gucklev  to  John  J Darcy 

$2,500 

Astor  st,  205  feet  w of  Schiller,  wf  25x120, 
June  16,  Lillie  M and  D H Dickinson  to 

Oorinne  W Tripp $6,900 

Barclay  st:  141  ft  s of  Division;  ef  36% 
120%  July  29:  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  S G 

Pettenson $825 

Burling  st;  200  ft  s of  Garfield  av:  ef  25x 
125  Aug  11;  Thomas  Purden  to  Julius 

Kohn $2,500 

Bissell  st,  292  ft  s of  Clay,  ef  24x125,  Dec 
2,  ’84,  Freder’k  Kray  to  Jno  A Niemann 

$1,600 

Bryant  st,  97%  ft  e of  Stanton  av,  nf  50x 
155,  August  19,  Daniel  P Peck  to  Henrx 

Kuehsel $10,500 

Bonney  av:  170  ft  n of  24th  st:  wf  30x125 
Aug  6:  ChaB  C Bonney  to  Chas  H Mc- 
Afee   $750 

Brown  st;  nw  cor  Maxwell:  ef  24x100  July 
30:  Ellen Wolsser  to  Harris  Jacobson,  ■ 

$6,000 

Centre  av:  50  ft  s of  Hastings  st;  ef  50x 


GREEN  EBAU  M SONS, 

Mortgage  »»<•  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chica 
Real  Estate. 

C.  R.  WALLECK, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO.  ICC. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Northwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-class  se- 
curity. ^^"Correspondence  solicited. 


99  Aug  9:  est  of  Philip  Loehr  to  V Kopf 

$9,500 

Carroll  av:  96  feet  w of  Paulina  st:  sf  24x 
124;  Aug  12:  Edward  Heath  to  Jacob  A 

Rosaboom $1,200 

Carroll  av;  75  ft  e or  Parker  place;  nf  25 
xl50  Aug  11;  Eliza  McCarthy  to  Pat’K 

Feeling $400 

Campbell  av:  57  ft  n of  Congress  st;  wf 
18x125  Aug  4;  Mary  A and  S H Ladd  to 

Eliza  A Dihtus $3,300 

Central  Park  blvd,  660  ft  w of  Homan  av, 
sf  330x496,  Aug  9,  est  of  Thos  Chamber- 

lain  to  Jane  W Bouett $15,000 

Clybourn  place  W,  48  ft  w of  Wood  st,  nf 
24x125,  July  2:  Henry  Hoepe  to  Edward 

Mack : $1,025 

Cottage  Grove  ave,  bet  35th  and  36th  sts, 
wf  25x97,  Aug  10;  Henry  D Morrill  to 

Robert  H Fleming $3,750 

Coulter  st,  ne  cor  Oakley  av,  sf  98  feet  to 
alley,  July  20:  Frank  Nowak  to  Charles 

J Benes $1,600 

Commercial  st,  275  ft  n of  Wabansia  ave, 
ef  46x122,  July  3;  estate  of  Wm  Lill  to 

Theodore  Richl $600 

Clybonrn  place  W,  48  ft  w of  Wood  st,  nf 
24x125,  July  3,  Sam’l  A Sawyer  to  Hen- 
ry Hoepe $475 

Congress  st,  50  ft  e of  Albany  ave,  nf  25x 
153,  August  7 : Edson  Keith  to  William  J 

Boucher $600 

California  av,  141  ft  s of  Jackson  st,  ef  25 
xl26%,  Mar  1:  Thos  W Burnstead  Jr  to 

Sam’l  L Wilcox $800 

Centre  av,  117  ft  s of  Madison  st,  ef  28x 
125,  July  29,  Susan  McDonald  to  Robt 

A Hintz $6,000 

Cologne  st,  75  ft  ne  of  Shent,  nw  f,  25  ft 
to  alley,  Aug  5,  Thos  J Finncane  to  Mi- 
chael McNamara $500 

Carpenter  st:  178  feet  n of  Kinzie:  ef  30x 
116  Aug  10;  Alonzo  Beebe  to  Jens  Jen- 
sen  $2,500 

California  av;  sw  cor  Lexington  st;  ef  73 
xll7  July  28;  Alfred  G Lewis  to  George 

Mevgersen $5,000 

Coblentz  st:  231  feet  w of  Robey:  nf  23x 
100  June  1;  Chas  G Rickleps  to  A Markl 

$350 

Central  Park  blvd,  259  ft  w of  Homan  av, 
nf  332x496,  Aug  9,  Est  of  Thos  Cham- 
berlain to  Jane  W Bonett $15,000 

Dearborn  av,  230  ft  n of  Goethe  st,  wf  30x 
129,  June  24:  Alexander  F Stevenson 

to  L B Mantonya $6,875 

Dashiel  st,  239  ft  n of  36th,  ef  24x1 24,Aug 
6,  Matthew  Dwyer  to  Bridget  Fitzger- 
ald.   $1,400 

Emerald  st,  621%  ft  nwof  Stearns,  ne  f 24 
xl02,  Jane  16:  Thos  H Falle  to  Geo  and 

S H Conley $450 

Erie  st  W;  200  feet  e of  Wood:  nf  25x124, 
June  24;  Rich’d  M Hunt  to  Emil  Faug- 

sted $850 

Ewing  st;  85  ft  e of  Desplaines,  nf  25x119 
.8  Augus  3;  Raffael  Delgenio  to  Rnigi 

Gentill $1,500 

Elston  av,  96  ft  n of  Blanchard  st,  wf  25 
ft  to  alley,  Aug  13:  Frk  Nickrandt  to  A 

Ruckniewiecz $4,000 

Franklin  st:  27%  ft  n of  Oak  st:  wf  27%x 
100  June  2:  J C D Ross  to  Louis  Ross, 
$5,250 

Fulton  st;  oe  cor  Green;  sf  50x100  July  21, 
John  T Dale  to  Jacob  E Decker. . $10,000 
Fox  st,  ne  cor  of  James,  wf  96x124,  Ang 
16 : C C Dempster  et  al  to  German  Evan- 

glical  Lutherian  Congregation $2,300 

Fifteenth  st  W,  33  ft  e of  Tallman  av,  sf 


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27%xl32%,Aug  10,  Samuel  Kerr  to  Anna 

Brockman $3,000 

Fox  st,  72  ft  s of  James  st,  ef  24x124,  Aug 
14;  August  Klarvikomski  to  John  Klar- 

vikomski $425 

Fulton  st,  se  cor  of  Peoria,  nf  250.7x100 
Aug  10,  Henry  B Nonten  to  Peter  Brit- 
ten   $16,500 

Fox  st:  120  ft  s of  31st:  wf  24x124  Aug  2; 
Heirs  of  John  Dempster  to  August 

Meilke $575 

Franklin  st;  ne  cor  Florimond:  wf  52x115 
Aug  12;  estate  of  E Canda  to  Catherine 

Spelz $5,000 

Genesee  st:  sw  cor  25th:  ef  50x125  Aug  9, 
Lucy  R Griffin  to  Mary  A Shepard, 

$2,800 

Green  st:  150  ft  s of  Jackson:  ef  25x116: 
Aug  13:  Harry  Greenebaum  to  Henry 

Reimer $450 

Harrison  st  W:  175  feet  w of  Sacramento 
av;  nf  25x125  July  27;  Frances  H and 

L E Clark  to  Henry  Thomas $600 

Haynes  st,  premises  No  2921, , Edwin 

Hackinson  to  Geo  Douglas $7,000 

Huron  st,  25  ft  w of  May,  nf  25x110,  June 
24:  estate  of  W B Ogden  to  Karl  Elm- 

stromeval $1,800 

Henry  st,  216  ft  e of  Wood,  nf  24x134,  July 
19,  John  A Hall  to  Theodore  Weinand, 

$625 

Honore  st:  132%  ft  s of  38th  st;  ef  24x123 
% June  14:  S E Gross  to  G Bohlmann, 

$500 

Homan  av:  280  feet  s of  Ogden  av:  ef  25x 
100  Aug  14;  Charles  Thompson  to  H B 

Eastman $1,600 

Holt  st:  nw  cor  of  Fry:  ef  50x77  Aug  11,  J 

F Doener  to  Ferd  Raffel $6,000 

Huron  st;  216  ft  e of  Robey;  nf  48x121  %, 
Aug  5:  Jno  Cresswell  to  Stephen  T King 

$3,000 

Hamlin  av:  200  feet  s of  Fulton  st:  ef  25x 
175  Aug  9;  Jennie  S Gray  to  Albert  Ev- 
ens  $700 

Hoyne  av:  122  ft  s of  Ewing  st:  wf  24x150 
Aug  13:  Isaac  Waixel  to  A Borgman, 

$4,000 

Halsted  st,  50  ft  s of  38th,  ef  50x150,  Aug 
17,  est  of  Charles  Becker  to  John  and  N 

Kutten $4,750 

Hoyne  av,  125%  ft  s of  Monroe  st,  ef  25x 
130,  April  1,  Calvin  T Rice  to  Edgar  S 

Darling $4,000 

Hoyne  av,  164  ft  n of  West  18th  st,  ef  27x 
126,  July  26:  Josef  Zirna  to  M Joznik 

$850 

Hoyne  av  N,  48  feet  s of  Armitage,  wf  72x 
100,  Aug  14,  Emil  H Schintz  to  Henry 

Sweet $18,100 

Indiana  st  W,  216  ft  e of  Lincoln,  nf  24x 
95,  August  18,  Emma  J Lynch  to  David 

Melville $2,600 

Idaho  st,  180  ft  s of  Flournoy,  ef  25x125% 
July  27,  George  N Hull  to  R W Bridge, 

$6,000 

Idaho  st,  130  ft  s of  Flournoy,  wf  25x125 

July  27,  same  to  same .$6,000 

Idaho  st,  155  ft  s of  Flournoy,  ef  26x125% 

July  27,  same  to  same $6,000 

Idaho  st,  30  ft  s of  Flournoy,  ef  25x125% 
June  1,  Julia  S Barnes  to  George  N Hull 

$730 

Idaho  st,  80  ft  s of  Flournoy,  ef  75x125%, 

July  10,  Horace  F Waite  et  al  to  Geo 

N Hull $3,600 

Irving  place:  100  ft  n of  W Taylor  st;  ef 
25x126  July  12;  ChasT  North  to  Eunioe 

L Trenette $850 

Jackson  st,  se  cor  Washtenaw  ave,  nf  25x 
100,  Aug  17,  Wm  B Thorpe  to  Joseph  B 

Burand $1,300 

Jackson  st  W,  253  3-10  ft  w of  Oakley  av, 
sf  25x144,  July  29,  Geo  N Hull  to  R W 

Bridge $9,000 

Jackson  st  W,  22  ft  and  adj’g  last  above, 

July  27,  same  party  to  same $9,000 

Jay  st,  275  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  ef  25x123% 

Aug  19,  James  Morgan  to  Wm  A Renter, 


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Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  . ■ 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory,  CnlCtflCiO  II  LS 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


27; 


James  st,  285  ft  w of  Ullman,  sf  24x117, 
Aug  2,  C R Dempster  et  al  to  August 

Tazke $525 

James  st,  261  ft  w of  Ullman,  sf  24x117, 
Aug  2,  C R Dempster  et  al  to  Carl  Cas- 

gradt $500 

Jay  st,  225  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  wf  25x124, 
Aug  17,  Jas  Morgan  to  John  Minwegen, 

$850 

Kinzie  st,  80  ft  w of  La  Salle  av,  sf  17x100 
Aug  16,  Equitable  Trust  Co  to  R Latholz 

$2,500 

Kroger  st;  75  ft  se  of  Clyde;  sw  f ; 25x100 
May  27;  Johann  Zimmer  to  Louise 

Luebling $3,500 

Kroger  st:  same  premises  as  above,  May 


Louise  Luebling  to  Mary  Zimmer, 

$3,500 

Lowe  ave:  122  ft  n of  29th  st:  wf  25x124: 
Aug  10;  Thos  H Faile  to  Christian 

Wolf $1,925 

Lincoln  st,  50  ft  s of  Selden,  wf  50x96, Aug 
2,  William  Selden  to  Helen  E Franconer 

$1,450 

Lincoln  st,  se  corner  Selden  st.  wf  25x96, 
Aug  2:  William  SeldeD  to  Nellie  Baber, 

$850 

La  Salle  av,  74%  ft  s of  38th  st,  ef  24%x 
121,  July  28,  Roscoe  L Hale  to  Chris- 
toph Frielinger $8( 

La  Salle  av,  65  feet  n of  Illinois  st,  ef  35x 
80,  Aug  2:  Geo  W Horlica  et  al  to  Jacob 

F Rehm $12,000 

La  Salle  av,  same  premises  as  above,  (un- 
divided %),  Aug  2,  Jos  A Horlick  to  Ja- 
cob F Rehm $4,000 

Lincoln  st,  25  ft  s of  Selden.  wf  25x96, Aug 
2,  William  Selden  to  John  G Riordan 

$70o 

Laughton  st,  50  ft  e of  railroad,  nf  24x124 
July  6:  C J Hambleton  to  Fred  Bosma 

$450 

Leavitt  st,  96  feet  s of  Homer,  wf  24x100, 
Aug  16:  Henry  Hoepe  et  al  to  Schalen 

$1,475 

Leavitt  st,  269  ft  s of  Kirsch,  ef  25x124, 
May  15, Theodore  Riehl  to  Julius  A Rohr- 

hof $650 

Myrtle  st,  120  ft  s of  Birch,  wf  24x112, Aug 
6,  Fred  B Clarke  to  Edwin  H Stephens, 

$2,200 

Monroe  st,  884  feet  e of  boulevard,  sf  25x 
125,  August  3:  August  Koch  to  Louise 

Wick $775 

Monroe  st,  38  ft  e of  Troy,  nf  19%xl25, 
Aug  7 : Geo  A Seaverns  to  Benj  L Ames, 

$3,500 

Milwaukee  av,  35  feet  se  of  Webster,  sw  f, 
32x100,  Aug  17,  Emil  H Schintz  to  Hen- 
rietta Sweet $10,500 

Madison  st  W ; the  premises  Nos  263  and 
265,  Aug  11;  B M Seeley  to  Jos  Downey 

$31,250 

Madison  st;  sw  cor  of  Sacramento  av;  ef 
25x72%  Aug  10;  Charles  Counselman  to 

Rosa  Behrend  $7,500 

McHenry  st:  200  ft  n of  Blanche:  wf  25x 
148  Feb  12;  FrederiK  W Hatterman  to 

Michael  Arndt $825 

Monroe  st,  250  feet  e of  Homan  ave,  sf  25x 
191,  Aug  16,  Chas  P Dewey  et  al  to  Hi- 
ram R Gage $875 

Monroe  st,  225  feet  e of  Homan  av,  sf  25x 
191.  Aug  16,  Chas  P Dewey  to  Stephen 

L Walker $375 

Madison  st,  90  ft  e of  Desplaines,  sf  30x 
139%,  July  16,  Catherine  White  to  Danl 

Levi $14,250 

Michigan  av,  the  premises  No  264,  August 
18,  Grismore  St.  Clair  to  Kate  E Hatch, 

$18,500 

Morgan  st,  115  ft  n of  Madison,  ef  25x125, 

Aug  13,  Jas  Considine  to  Mary  A Webb 

$4,500 

Monroe  st,  39%  ft  w of  Albany  ave,  nf  19 
%xl25,  Aug  17,  Geo  A Seaverns  to  El- 
mer J Baker $3,500 

North  av,  97  ft  e of  Halsted  st,  nf  24x100, 
June  3,  Charles  Kaiser  to  John  E Dean 

$5,500 

Noble  st,  25  ft  s of  Erie,  wf  25x108,  July 

30,  Geo  A Robbins  et  al  to  Peter  Oskaa- 

den $1,400 

Ontario  st,  149  feet  w of  Wells,  sf  25x100; 
also  Its  25  b 15,  Newberry  add;  lot  1 ne 
% b 42,  Kinzie  add;  lot  31  b 8 State  B’k 
add;  lot  48  b 36,  19  39  14,  Aug  13,  Nel- 
lie E and  F N Newberry  to  the  Newber- 
ry Furniture  and  Carpet  Co $10,000 

Oak  st,  sw  cor  Milton  ave,  nf  24x85,  July 

31,  Mich’l  Sweeney  to  Thomas  Sweeney 
$4,333 

Oakley  ave:  64  feet  n of  Armitage:  wf  20x 
100  Aug  14:  Anna  Scott  to  I G Lansing, 

$500 

Oakley  av,  360  ft  s of  Polk  st,  wf  25x125 
%,  J uly  6,  Chas  T Nash  to  John  M Cum- 

ming $1,260 

Oakley  av,  222  ft  s of  Kinzie  st,  ef  25x124 
%,  Aug  17,  William  N Stokes  to  Geo  J 
Stokes $1,000 


Ohio  st  W,  148  feet  e of  Noble,  sf  24x127, 
July  30,  Geo  A Robbins  to  Adolph  Nel- 

80n $1,200 

Prairie  av,  100  feet  s of  24th  st,  ef  25x180, 
Dec  26,  ’85,  Ellen  A Darrow  to  Mary  C 

Bags $8,500 

Poplar  av,  725  ft  se  of  Stearns  st,  ne  f 25 
xll5  Aug  12,  ’85,  May  H Wetherill  to 

Henry  Bartey $500 

Portland  av:  50  ft  s of  26th  st:  wf  25x125 
Aug  13;  Wm  B Rose  to  James  Stewart, 

$3,150 

Parmelee  st,  165  feet  e of  blvd,  sf  24x124, 
Aug  17,  Geo  W Cass  to  John  Hodson. 

$250 

Purple  st:  43  ft  s of  Sheridan  place:  ef  25 
xlOO  July  30:  Mercantile  Trust  Co  of 

New  Yora  to  Henry  Gleich $1,000 

Parmelee  st,  146  ft  w of  Hoyne  ave,  sf  188 
$119%,  Jan  19,  ’83:  Louis  Groene  to  Ru- 
dolph Born $2,800 

Polk  st,  168  ft  e of  Leavitt,  sf  24xl25,July 
26:  Peter  L Smitch  to  Albert  Flanagan 

$1,100 

Robey  st;  321  feet  s of  Augusta;  wf  25%x 
125  June  12;  A Landgraff  to  John  Hen- 

er $750 

Richmond  st:  se  cor  of  Cortez:  wf  50x125 
Mi  Aug  9>  cst  of  James  Carter  to  Carrie 

Knudson $1,100 

Racine  av,  141  ft  n of  Centre  st,  ef  27x110 
Aug  13:  Chas  Morgan  to  Catherine  Na- 
gel  $1,000 

Robey  st.  52%  feet  s of  McGrath,  26x100, 
Aug  7,  Emma  G De  Tamble  to  N Schnei- 
der   $3,100 

Shober  st,  175  feet  s of  Hirsch,  wf  25x124, 
Mar  27,  John  Jensen  to  James  Nelson, 

$1,535 

Sawyer  av:  se  cor  71st  st:  wf  25x125  Aug 
14:  Chas  Thompson  to  H B Eastman, 

$2,600 

Shober  st,  225  ft  n of  Bryson,  wf  25x125, 
Aug  5;  John  Jensen  to  Charles  H Hegg 

et  al $2,600 

Taylor  st,  sw  cor  of  Almond,  nf,  25x110, 
July  22,  Frederick  B Clarn  to  Margaret 

Mulvihill $5,000 

Twenty-second  st,  178  ft  w of  Halsted,  sf 
25x110,  Aug  13,  Adolph  Rieloff  to  Alvis 

Dussmann $1,800 

Thirty-third  st,  ne  cor  of  Parnell  ave,  sf 
32.9x108,  Aug  8,  C Broecker  Jr  to  Carl 

Neumann $1,150 

Twelfth  st  W,  243  ft  w of  Throop,  nf  25x 
124,  Aug  19,  Jas  Hanley  to  Bridget  Han- 
ley   $4,000 

Thirty-seventh  st,  34  feet  e of  La  Salle,  sf 
24x118,  Aug  16,  Albert  Crane  to  Anna 
Bust 


Winchester  av;  160  ft  n of  Polk  st;  ef  24x 
114%  Aug  10;  P Boyd  to  Samuel  Phill- 
ips  $2,80< 

Wentworth  ave;  168  feet  s of  Seventeenth 
street:  ef  24x100  improved,  December 
28,  1882,  John  Lind  to  R Batsch, 

$2,20( 

Wilcox  st:  418  feet  e of  Sacramento  av:  sf 
25x175  Aug  12:  Jas  F Morgan  to  Wm  C 

Bliss $2,40( 

Wood  st:  237  ft  n of  Armitage  av:  wf  24x 
102  July  26:  D Ville  H Holt  lo  Jno  Blase 

$331 

Wabash  av:  175  ft  s of  35th  st;  ef  25%  x 
169%,  Aug  15;  Wm  Hansen  to  Marga- 
ret Long $3,00C 

Wabash  av:  149  ft  n of  36th  et:  ef  25x169 
%,  Aug  6,  Albert  Crane  to  Chas  H Bret- 

bold  $2,00C 

Washtenaw  av,  409%  ft  s of  12th  st,  ef  24 
xl25,Aug  17,  Rufus  C Hall  to  Jas  O’Con- 
nor   $600 

Wabansia  av,  48  ft  w of  Elk  Grove  st,  nf 
24x80,  Aug  14:  Eliza  Miller  to  Edith  L 

Lease $1,200 

Wallace  st:  332  ftnof32d:  ef  25x120  Aug 
7:  Benjamin  Shurtleff  to  Conrad  Engle- 

_ brecht $750 

Warren  av:  sw  corner  Francisco  st;  nf  25x 
123  July  28;  Wm  B Bangs  to  Samuel  H 

Wheeler $1,800 

Warren  av:  The  premises  No  826  July  28; 

Sam’l  Wheeler  to  Wm  B Bangs $5,000 

Wall  st,  147  feet  s of  Springer,  ef  25xi26, 
Aug  17,  Edwd  Harlandet  al  to  Gottfried 

Strasser $400 

Wood  st,  95  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  road,  wf 
23x123,  July  28:  Theodore  Riehl  to  Carl 

F L Reich $450 

VVebster  av,  48  feet  w of  Bissell  st,  nf  24x 
125,  Aug  13:  Fred  Peterson  to  Bridget 

Brennan $1,250 

Wood  st,  123  4-10  ft  n of  Augusta,  25x125, 
July  30:  Laura  V Webb  to  Johanna  Isan 

$800 

Washtenaw  av,  175  ft  n of  Thompson  st,  e 
f 25x125,  Aug  2,  C Estelle  Baker  to  Geo 
W York $1,000 

Slorth  or  City  Limits. 


Thirtv-first  st,  75  feet  e of  Wall,  nf  25x88, 

Wm  Parr  to  Chas  Goering $8' 

Twomey  st,  112  ft  w of  Sedgwick,  nf  27x 
100,  May  13,  John  Schlundt  to  Victor 

May $3,075 

Twelfth  st  W:  sw  cor  Homan  av;  nf  200x 
167  August  10;  Carl  M Treadway  to  D 

Goodwin $4,000 

Twelfth  st  W,  240%  ft  w of  Leavitt,  nf  48x 
108,  July  30,  Adial  T Ewing  to  Wm  L 

Dabney $3,600 

Twenty-first  st  W,  144  ft  w of  Hoyne  ave, 
nf  24x125,  July  26,  Lucy  C Dana  et  al 

to  Henry  Sachtleben $1,300 

Twenty-fifth  st,  191  ft  e of  Stewart  av.  nf 
25x116%,  Aug  17:  Lars  O Olsen  to  M 

Jilek $3,650 

Thirty-seventh  st:  156  ft  e of  State,  nf  25 
xl21  Aug  12;  Mary  F Safford  to  Edwin 

C Chapman $6,500 

Thirty-second  st,  96  ft  e of  Musprat,  nf  24 
xl24*4i  July  30:  Catholic  Bishop  to  Au- 
gust Fenneld $500 

Temple  st.,  102  feet  n of  W Huron,  ef  24x 
100  (und  %),  Aug  17,  Jens  Henriasen  to 

Hans  Nielson $800 

Vernon  av,  334  ft  s of  Douglas:  wf  29x125 
Aug  12;  Edwin  C Chapman  to  Mary  F 

Safford $3,000 

Vernon  ave;  sw  cor  34th  st:  ef  64x164% 
July  1;  George  H Seaverns  to  Mary  H 

Prindiville $8,960 

Wright  piace,  140  ft  s of  Huron  st,  ef  24x 
100,  July  1,  Sarah  L Wright  to  Wm  F 
Streeter $275 


Ashland  av,  161%  ft  s of  Roscoe  st,  ef  37 
%xl25,  Aug  9,  G H A Thomas  to  John 

Schleidweiler $1,050 

Ashland  av,  152  ft  s of  School  st,  55  feet, 
extdg  w to  Lincoln  ave,  June  21,  Rich’d 

Rusk  to  G Charles  Koch $2,500 

Addison  ave,  nw  cor  of  Woodside,  sf  25x 
126.  Aug  13,  Clementina  Nowak  to  Ma- 

thilde  Ahrends $650 

Addison  av,  25  feet  w of  Woodside,  sf  24x 
126,  Aug  13,  same  to  Julius  Fritz. . . .$550 
Ashland  ave,  sw  cor  Nellie,  ef  48x124%, 
June  7,  Clementina  Nowak  to  Josef 

Frumet $1,200 

Belmont  ave:  48  ft  e of  Hoyne;  sf  24x125 
June  14;  Elizabeth  and  0 Charles  to 

Frank  Dicks $500 

Belmont  av,  391  ft  e of  Southport,  nf  25x 

125 , A D Lewis  to  P F Haynes.  .$650 

Commercial  st,  192  ft  s of  Sulzer,  wf  50x 
163,  \ug  19,  John  Williams  to  Charlotte 

Griffith $1,000 

Clark  st  N,  the  premises  No  1149.  July  23 
Flora  M Thielcke  to  Maria  Mandt, 

$6,000 

Clark  st  N,  the  premises  No  1153,  July  23, 
Flora  M Thielcke  to  G H Walker.  $12,000 
Cly bourn  av;  400  ft  se  of  C <fc  N W R R.,  n 
f 25x150  Aug  14;  Katherine  Popp  to  C 

H Schwartz $2,400 

Clark  st:  25  ft  se  of  Cornelia;  ne  f 25x125 
Aug  9:  E J Lehmann  to  Geo  Jehlinger, 

$900 

Dakin  6t:  se  cor  Jones:  nf  40x122  Aug  3; 

John  R Hale  to  Albert  Mayer $1,000 

Evanston  road,  about  360  ft  s of  Sulzer  st 
sw  f,  62%  feet  to  e line  of  lot,  Aug  13, 
Chas  A Spoehr  to  Ella  K Davis ....  $1,875 
Fullerton  av;  300  ft  e of  Orchard  st:  sf  32 
%xl74%  July  27:  Julia  C Sherman  to 

AgDes  J Guhl $2,437 

Fletcher  st,  143  ft  w of  Evanston  av,  sf  28 
xl25,  Aug  4,  Luke  Hitchcock  to  Minnie 

J Meneland $1,100 

Fullerton  av,  234  ft  e of  Racine  av,  sf  31x 
150,  Aug  12,  Benj  Lombard  to  George 

Haiselden $1,472 

Fletcher  st:  196  ft  w of  Evanston  ave:  nf 
39x125  July  12;  William  G Stephens  to 

Carl  A Carlson $1,365 

Fletoher  st:  401  ft  w of  Evanston  av:  sf  25 
xl25  July  13;  John  M Connell  to  San- 
ford Laddin $875 

Fletcher  st:  143  feet  w of  Evanston  av:  nf 
39x125  July  12:  Wm  G Stephens  to  Carl 
F Julin $1,365 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


483 


Fullerton  av:  333%  ft  e of  Orchard  st:  sf 
31%xl74%  July  37:  Julia  C Sherman  to 

Lua  Austrian $2,437 

Homer  av:  144  ft  w of  Sheldon:  sf  24x125 
V Feb  6;  S E Gross  to  George  Schoening, 

^ $425 

High  st,  216  ft  n of  Fullerton  ave,  wf  25x 
1 24 J-g , Aug  9:  S Wendel  to  Michael  Rad- 

zejewski $450 

Lill  av:  259  feet  e of  Ferry  st;  nf  24x125 
July  6;  Edward  Hanland  to  James  Jan- 

etcke $375 

Lincoln  av,  256%  ft  se  of  Roscoe  st,  sw  f, 
extending  e to  VVoodside  av,  July  21,  G 
H A Thomas  to  Robert  Limberg  ....  $850 
Lyman  av:  sw  cor  Wilson  st:  ef  100x177 
June  30:  Augustus  W Wright  to  Amasa 

Rood $1,000 

Lase  View  av,  75  ft  n of  Oakdale,  wf  25x 
158,  July  21,  Jas  Watts  to  Chas  E Cul- 
ver  $2,250 

Melrose  st,  195  ft  w of  Robey,  nf  25x125, 
Aug  13,  Elizabeth  A O’Charles  to  Carl 

Ryspulsky 

Otto  st,  266  ft  w of  Halsted,  sf  25x124%, 
Aug  3,  Clarence  Buckingham  to  Anders 

G Erickson  $600 

Perry  st,  274  ft  s of  Graceland  av,  wf  25x 
183,  Aug  11,  Dan’l  Goodwin  to  Fred 

Bomhofer $400 

Perry  st,  209  ft  s of  Graceland  av,  wf  25x 
183,  Aug  11:  Daniel  Goodwin  to  Chas 

F Gerth $400 

Rokeby  st,  224  feet  s of  Bryant,  wf  40%x 
219,  August  2:  Jas  C Haskins  to  P F P 

Mueller $900 

Rokeby  st,  184  ft  s of  Bryant,  wf  40x219, 
August  2:  J C Haskins  to  Carl  Fursh 

$900 

Racine  av:  56  ft  s of  Dunning  st:  wf  30x 
120  Aug  10,  Benj’n  Lombard  Jr  et  al  to 

Peter  Becker $1,125 

Seminary  av;  150  ft  s of  Roscoe  st;  ef  62 
%xl23,  Aug  9:  Robert  Mayer  to  F Fol 

lett $1,200 

Sheldon  st,  224  ft  s of  Gsaceland  av,  ef  25 
xl83,  Aug  11,  Daniel  Goodwin  to  Wm 

Gerth $350 

Surf  st,  75  ft  w of  Waubun  ave,  sf  75x197, 
June  3,  Edward  Bauman  to  Carl  Schnert 

$4,875 

Surf  st,  75  ft  w of  Waubun  ave,  sf  25x197, 
July  15,  Carl  Schnert  to  Chas  G Muller, 

$1,625 

Sulzer  st,  150  ft  e of  Hazel,  sf  50x124,  July 
30,  John  N Young  to  George  M Stearns, 

$1,200 

School  st:  216  ft  w of  Paulina;  nf  24x125, 
May  19:  S E Gross  to  Charles  W Todd, 

$550 

Wellington  st,  ne  cor  Seminary  av  sf  48x 
125,  Apr  13,  Geo  W Meacham  to  John 

Asbogant $1,400 

Wolfram  st,  273%  ft  e of  Racine  av,  sf  33 
%xl25,  Aug  9,  Frederick  Follett  to  Her- 
man H Schroder $2,500 

Wolfram  st,  227  feet  w of  Herndon,  sf  25x 
124%,  Aug  12,  Ernst  Prussing  to  Julius 

G Keller $650 

Woodside  av:  75  ft  s of  Roscoe  st;  ef  25x 
100  Aug  3;  G H A Thomas  to  M Czlo- 

wietzek $300 

South  ot  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  48  ft  s of  50th  st,  wf  24x121, 
Aug  9,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Barbara  Hart- 
man   $650 

Ashland  av,  148%  ft  s of  52d  st,  wf  50x121 
July  23,  Charles  H Taylor  to  George  M 

Barth $1,000 

Ashland  av,  72  feet  n of  52d  st,  wf  24x121 
July  28:  B Barteline  to  Nicholas  Goel- 

ten 

Aberdeen  st  S,  175  ft  n of  54th,  wf  25x124, 
April  30,  Franu  Gaylord  to  Ann  Budd, 

$400 

Atlantic  st:  115%  feet  n of  57th;  ef  34%x 
123,  May  1;  P J Dovle  to  F Baskerfield, 

$1,900 

Baker  av;  255%  f t w of  Bissell  st;  sf  25x 
125%:  Oct  12,  ’85;  G T Stone  to  J A 

Keys $4,030 

Cornell  av:  680  ft  n of  56th  st:  ef  150  ft  to 
alley  Apr  30:  Jas  Barnell  to  Frederick 

Lange $8,000 

Cornell  av:  ne  cor  55th  st:  wf  170x150  Apr 
30:  Jas  Barnell  to  Frank  H Armstrong 

$11,900 

Chestnut  st,  se  cornerWright,  nf  47%xl20, 
August  18,  Mary  M Ubeller  to  Wilson 

Haight $2,256 

California  av,  100  ft  n of  Joseph  st,  wf  25 
xl25,  April  3:  M Corwith  to  Caroline 

Blank $300 

Chestnut  st;  60  feet  e of  Wright;  40x129; 
Aug  5;  Braton  Bushee  to  Jarrett  A Ma- 
son  $1,600 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

I 15  Dearborn  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


Cornell  av:  980  ft  n of  56th  st;  ef  50  ft  to 
alley,  April  13;  Jas  Barrell  to  S M Led- 

dy $3,500 

Dearborn  st;  469%  ft  s of  52d;  ef  25x100 
Aug  4;  R Berger  to  August  Braun.  . .$550 
Dearborn  st:  319%  ft  s of  52d;  ef  25x100; 
Aug  10;  Robert  Berger  to  Aug  Taeldner 

$1,900 

Desplalnes  st,  300  ft  s of  57th,  ef  25x125, 
August  4,  Eliza  A Temple  to  Josiah  M 

Truesdell $575 

Ellis  av,89%  ft  n of  44th  st,ef  62x150, July 
29,  Jedediah  H Lathrop  to  Florence  L 

Valentine $4  500 

Fifty-eighth  st,  165.8  ft  w of  School,  nf  25 
xl36,  Aug  3,  John  Wirz  to  John  Wagner 

$750 

Fifty-first  st,  191%  ft  w of  Drexel  blvd,  sf 
120x208,  June  5,  Richard  F Briggs  to 

Frk  H Armstrong $13,200 

Fifty-eighth  st,  132  ft  e of  Stewart  av,  nf 
25x136,  Jnly  12:  Henry  B Lewis  to  John 

Mack $900 

Fifty-fifth  st,  80  ft  w of  Frederick,  sf  40x 
150,  July  24,  Henrietta  F Tucuer  to 

Chas  A Tiden $2,300 

Englewood  av,  121%  feet  w of  Stewart,  sf 
40x128.6,  March  22,  J W Krester  to  M A 

Schwartz $4,700 

Fifty-first  st:  nw  cor  Leavitt:  sf  34x124% 
July  3:  Wm  H Rand  to  August  Meyer  . 

$300 

Garfield  boulevard;  85  ft  e of  School  st,  n 
f 37%xl30  Aug  13:  Dennis  Curran  to 

Nettie  Merki $2,000 

Gunn  st:  125  ft  w of  W right  st:  nf  37%x 
120  Aug  11:  George  W Past  to  Frank  A 

Winkelman $3,000 

Gunn  st:  Same  premises  as  above,  Aug  11 
Frank  A Winkelman  to  Nancy  A Past, 

$3,000 

Greenwood  av,  se  cor  Chestnut  st,  wf  462 
q346,  July  6,  Anthony  J Drexel  to  Adol- 
phus Gordon $32,340 

Hyde  Park  av,  124  ft  se  of  Bowen,  ne  f,  31 
xlOO,  July  17,  Henry  L Turner  to  Wm  A 

Bond $6,000 

Hyde  Park  av,  nw  cor  Bowen,  ne  f,  85  ft 
to  alley,  July  17,  Wm  A Bond  to  Henry 

L Turner $6,000 

Hibbard  av:  110  ft  n of  52dst;  wf  40x140, 
June  8:  Wm  M Craig  to  Nellie  W Bryant 

$2,200 

Hyde  Park  av,  84%  ft  s of  51st  st,  ef  lOlx 
131  ft  on  s line,  July  27,  Reed  W Bridge 

to  Geo  N Hull $10,000 

Halsted  st,  48%  feet  s of  52d,  wf  25x125, 
July  24:  Sam  B Looze  to  Hermann  Lin- 

erenz $800 

Hyde  Park  av,  331  ft  s of  51st  st,  wf  57x 
82,  July  27:  Reed  W Bridge  to  George 

N Hull $10,000 

Indiana  av,  ne  cor  43  st,  wf  90%xl60,  July 
19,  Sarah  D Noe  et  al  to  H N Halden, 

$8,100 

Justine  st,  360  ft  s of  51st,  ef  24x121,  Feb 
1,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Hermann  Marquardt 

$350 

Justin  st,  191  ft  n of  49th,  ef  24x121,  Aug 
16,  Kaspar  Schaffner  to  Jacob  Bieschki, 

$375 

La  Salle  st:  272  ft  s of  Cloud  court,  wf  25 
xl22,  June  11 ; Wm  A Somers  to  J Lack- 

resou $1,100 

La  Salle  st;  same  premises  as  above,  June 
10;  William  W Haskell  to  W A Somers, 

$1,500 

La  Salle  st,  near  54th,  ef  27x90,  Apr  20, 
Jerome  P Bowes  to  Frank  A Kipple 

$1,250 

La  Salle  st:  77  ft  n of  Cloud  court:  ef  25x 
127  July  28:  Chas  F Mattmiller  to  0 M 

Welles $1,000 

Lincoln  st,  360  feet  of  n 50th,  ef  144x174, 
May  4,  John  C Dickinson  to  Drodale  L 

Swan $1,000 

Michigan  av,  84%  feet  s of  45th  st,  wf  50x 
160,  Aug  17,  John  H Donnelly  to  Mary 

Wells $3,625 

McCaffrey  av,  1,793%  ft  e of  Sacramento 
sf,  25x125,  Aug  19.  Andw  Ryan  to  Cath- 
erine Ryan $1,050 

Michigan  ave:  175  feet  s of  49th  st,  ef  50x 
160,  Aug  11:  Sarah  J S Lewis  to  Henry 

Regensburg $3,000 

Prairie  av,  270  ft  s of  39th  st,  ef  20x161  6- 


10,  Aug  14,  Orrin  M Wells  to  Jennie  A 

Morris $7,000 

Pierce  st  216  feet  e of  Grand  blvd,  sf  255x 
123%, July  13,  Matthew  Laflin  to  Simon 

Callaghan $10,208 

School  st,  130  feet  n of  27th,  wf  26x122%, 
Aug  16,  Marx  Wineman  to  Chas  H Mil 

ler $550 

State  st:  46  feet  n of  York  ave,  ef  28x140, 
August  14;  John  Schneider  to  Sebastian 

Cook  $10,500 

Sixty-first  st,  103  feet  w of  Wallace,  sf  30x 
125,  June  12;  Henry  H Upp  to  George 

B Upp $600 

Sixty-second  st;  108%  ft  e of  Wright:  nf 
33x128%,  May  26;  Charlotte  E McIntosh 

to  Braton  Bushee $1,320 

School  st;  30  ft  s of  59th;  wf  60x125  Aug 
6;  Michael  Reich  to  Pankratz  Bauer, 

$1,950 

Swan  st;  265  ft  e of  Wentworth  av;  sf  24x 
100,  June  18,  ’85:  Wm  Watson  to  Ellen 

Taylor $1,000 

Wentworth  ave,  475%  ft  s of  53d  st,  ef  67 
7-10x133,  Aug  5:  James  Nesbitt  to  Kate 

Malloy $3,700 

Wabash  av:  se  cor  53d  st:  wf  50x161  Jan 
19:  Frederick  W Belg  to  Edw’d  F Rey- 
nolds   $3,000 

Wabash  avenue:  Same  premises  as  above: 
June  2:  Edw’d  F Reynolds  to  Sarah  Fo- 

gerty $2,250 

Washington  st,  29  ft  s of  53d,  wf  29x110, 
Aug  18,  J Seeleman  to  Bridget  Hughes, 

$400 

Winter  st:  nw  cor  Layton,  ef  33x125,  July 
3 : Albert  C Foster  to  David  J Stewart, 

$3,000 

Wentworth  ave:  near  48th  st:  ef  23x124, 
Aug  2:  Joseph  A Green  to  Mansha  Rose 

$2,700 

Washtenaw  ave:  sw  cor  Green  st:  ef  41%x 
125  July  20:  Nathan  Corwith  to  Aman- 
da Morler $600 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Alice  place:  153%  feet  w of  Powell  ave; 
nf  26x102  July  30:  Perry  R Powell  to  G 

S Wedener $1,650 

Dania  av,  264  ft  s of  Wabansia,  wf  24x125 
Aug  17,  John  N Dale  to  Peter  L Jensen, 

$550 

Forest  av,  se  cor  of  Greenwood,  wf  50x126 
Nov  25,  ’84  :Robt  Ferguson  to  O D Had- 

sell $2,850 

Hammond  ave,  149  % ft  e of  Franklin,  wf 
50x125%,  Aug  2,  Chas  L Hammond  to 

August  H Bertram $1,125 

Homer  st,  103  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av,  sf  25 
xl25,  Aug  4,  Samuel  Kerr  to  Samuel  E 

Magill $2,000 

Heine  st,  150  ft  n of  Cortland,  ef  25x115, 
Aug  19,  Severin  Imsland  to  P P Dahl, 

$1,500 

Homer  st,  128  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av,  sf  25 
xl25,  July  28,  Sam’l  Kerr  to  Philip  Glas 

$2,000 

Humboldt  st,  150  ft  n of  Cortland,  wf  50x 
120,  July  26,  Sam’l  P Faulkner  to  Fred 

erick  Halle $1,750 

Johnston  ave,  203  ft  e of  Thomas,  sf  25x 
100,  Aug  6,  Wm  W Jensen  to  Caroline 

Jensen $600 

Johnston  av,  165  ft  w of  California,  nf  24 
xlOO,  Aug  18,  Jas  Larson  to  Nels  P Mor- 

tesen $1,500 

Johnston  av,  same  premises  as  above,  Aug 
18,  Nels  P Mortesen  to  Lizzie  Larson, 

$1,500 

Kimball  st:  72  ft  s of  Bloomington  st:  ef 
25x177  July  16:  John  G Wetmore  to 

Eleazer  T Green $1,200 

Keeney  ave,  nw  cor  Greenwood,  ef  265%x 
125;  also  Keeney  av,  sw  cor  Greenwood 
ef  440%x200,  Aug  13,  Levi  D Clay  to 

Henry  H Clay $17,600 

Lake  st,  275  ft  e of  West  42d,  nf  25  feet  to 
alley,  Aug  9;  Eugene  L Manchaster  to 

M Neustadt $675 

Mitchell  st:  216  feet  n of  North  av:  wf  25x 
118  Aug  3:  Chas  P Johnson  to  Max  A E 

Kleppin $400 

McGovern  st,  541  ft  w of  Milwaukee  av,  s 
f,  24x140,  July  24,  George  P Knowles  to 

Isaac  Marsh $2,600 

Powell  av:  nw  corner  Cherry  place:  ef  78x 
110  July  25;  YalentineWard  to  1st  Con- 
gregational Church  of  Chicago  ....$1,900 


Simons  av:  se  cor  Wabansia,  wf  37%xl04 
Aug  16:  Charles  F Schmidt  to  Julius 

Schmidt $1,000 

Tripp  av;  275  feet  n of  Wabansia:  wf  25x 
175  Feb  13:  Jas  F Keener  to  William  H 

Schafer $400 

Washington  st,  ne  cor  of  West  41st,  sf  51. 
4x189,  Aug  10,  West  Chicago  Land  Co 
to  Jas  J SchicK $1,600 


A6RKKMHXT8  FOR  I>EEDM. 

Lot  9C  b 5,  Johnston’s  sub  e !4  ee  36  40  13,  June 

21,  F A Oswald  to  F Wilhelm $550 

Lot  21  of  lots  4 5 C b 1,  Borden’s  sub  se  !4  36  40  13. 

Apr  1,  Jens  G Olson  to  A Clsen  $400 

Lot  18  b 10  Egandale,  Aug  4,  Heirs  of  Ephraim  Ad- 

dems  to  Jno  E Sutter  $2,125 

Lots  13  _nd  19  b 2,  Frazer’s  sub  nw  qr  13  39  13,  July 

1,  P W Snowhook  to  G P Kooney  et  al $1,300 

Lot  31  b 60,  S S add,  Aug  13,  Henry  H Gall  to  Moses 

Manon  et  al $11,500 

Lot  7 aud  n !4  lot  8 b 7,  Glencoe,  Aug  9,  Charles  E 

Browne  to  J F Nichols $2,579 

Lots  3 and  4 b 6;  lots  35  and  36  b 5;  Smith’s  add  to 
Normal  Park,  July  7,  H B Hall  to  Mrs  A J Jones, 

$2,100 

S 40  ft  It  2 b 5,  Wait  & Bowen’s  sub  w 14  ne  54  23  33 
14,  August  1,  Maria  S Ford  to  Frances  E Lewis, 

$1,2  0 

Lot  22  b 3 Central  Park  2d  add,  August  12,  Weliie  J 

Mitchell  to  M Rosenthal $825 

N 23  ft  It  16  lot  17  and  s 2 ft  lot  18  b 2 of  lot  5,  Tay- 
lor’s sub  21  3.8  14,  Aug  5,  A Tidholm  to  J Menzen- 

berger  $1,500 

Lot  16  blck  4,  Shimp’s  sub  se  54  9 38  14,  Aug  In,  L J 

Sprengle  to  A F Beidler $1,260 

8 29  ft  of  lot  2 b 9,  Sherman’s  sub  e 14  w J4  se  J4  28 
39  14,  June  23,  Geo  Aner  to  F Michaelson. . . $2,320 
House  and  lot  No  546,  N Wells  st,  July  22,  Jas  Wag- 
ner to  Wm  Leahy $4,575 

Lots  51  and  52  b 3,  Baumann  & Hoffman’s  sub  pt  6 
39  14,  August  12,  A Schroeder  to  Paul  J Benson, 

$5,000 

E 14  lot  7 blk  3,  Browne’s  addn  to  Evanston,  May  5, 

Chas  E Browne  to  Jas  Wahl $165 

W half  lot  7 blk  3,  same,  July  5,  same  to  Wm  Wahl, 

$165 

Premises  No  312  Seminary  av,  in  Lake  View,  Aug  2 

Ida  Witzmann  to  W H Powell $2,700 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  9,  Flournoy’s  sub  18  39  14,  Aug  13, 
Estate  of  Harriet  C Stearns  to  Thomas  Carbine, 

II  392 

Lot  24  of  lot  2 blk  5,’nw  qr  "32  39  14,' March  29,'  Edwd 

Harland  to  Jakob  Schramm $500 

Lots  6 and  7 and  e 814  ft  lot  5 of  lots  13  to  16  of  lot 
36,  16  38  14,  Aug  16,  B Bushee  to  Pearce  C Kelley 

$7,000 

Premises  No  153  S Oakley  ave,  Aug  14,  S G R Bish- 
op to  Albert  G Cone $5,750 

Lots  1 to  16  b 1,  Stevens’  sub  in  ne  qr  15  40  13,  Aug 

16,  Allen  W Stevens  to  Geo  C Thomas $2,000 

Lot  83  Weddell’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  Apr  26,  R S Cox 
to  Robt  Porter $250 


8UBUBBASUVARRAXTV  DF.ED8. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  11  (ex  w 100  ft)  b 7,  Wait  & Bowen’s  sub  ne  14  23 

38  14,  Aug  7,  Wm  Wyles  to  H Mendsen $775 

Lots  17  and  20  b 61,  S Chicago,  July  7,  Geo  G White 

to  Robt  K Bastell  $1,800 

Lot  8 b 119  S Chicago,  Aug  2,  F Kratza  to  Jonas  M 

Rice $600 

Lots  31  and  32  b 16,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  w 14 
se  14  22  38  14,  Aug  6,  Simeon  Barbe  to  M Barbe, 

$1,000 

Lot  33  Woodlawn  Terrace,  Aug  10,  A J Maher  et  al 

to  Frank  Grabert $1,200 

Lot  6 b 54,  S Chicago,  August  5,  A Schnell  to  Anna 

Jones $900 

Lot  35  b 6 Berger’s  addn  to  Hyde  Park,  Juue  12,  R 

Berger  to  J Wagner $350 

Und  14  of  lots  1 2 3 8 to  24  blk  10;  lots  1 to  24  blk  11, 
Wait  & Bowen’s  sub  ne  54,  23  38  14,  Aug  10,  F W 

Green  to  Mayer  Loner $3,151 

Lot  32  b 11,  Ironworkeis’add  to  Chicago,  Aug  10,  S 

A Koonce  to  S E Taft $500 

Lots  18  and  19  b 3,  Lancaster’s  sub  w 14  sw  14  22  38 
11,  August  5,  Thomas  P Moody  to  John  R Moody 

$2,500 

Same  premises,  August  5,  Jno  R Moody  to  Marie  E 

Moody $2,500 

Lots  25  to  44  b 14,  Allen’s  sub  18  37  15,  July  22,  Jno 

B Cox  to  M W Clay  et  al $20,000 

Lot  44  45  36  b 2,  M Chesney’s  sub  s 14  ne  qr  22  38  14, 

July  20,  A B McChesney  to  Jonn  H Walker $675 

East  14  block  2,  Matheson’s  sub  n 14  sw  qr  s w qr  24 
38  14,  July  20,  Andre  Matheson  et  al  to  Trs  38  14, 

$2,300 

Lots  7 to  10  blk  8,  Ingraham’s  sub  sec  3u  37  15,  Mar 

31,  Wm  Davidson  to  F W C Hayes $1,50  ) 

Lot  4 b 3,  C:r  Ct  Ptn  in  n 14  31  38  15,  , Frank  E 

Page  to  Geo  W Thomas $250 

Lots  15  and  16  block  2,  West’s  add’n  to  Cheltenham 
Beach,  June  17,  R W Bridge  to  K Johnson, 

$500 

411  lots  in  Cornell,  July  29,  Republic  Life  Ins  Co  to 

Thos  B Bryan $43,05) 

Lots  13  to  18  b 2,  Wait  & Munro’s  add  to  Hyde  Park 

, A D Waitet  al  to  E B Springer $11,833 

E half  lot  24  b 29  Cornell,  Aug  2,  Annie  M Heiberg 

to  Henry  Wolff $200 

Lot  12  of  lot  11,  in  s 14  b 4.  Ashford’s  sub  in  Brook- 
line, August  10,  J B Ashford  to  Alex  A Dennison, 

. $680 

Lots  9 and  10  b 3,  Gano’s  add  to  Pullman,  Aug  14, 

Fallis  & Gano  to  J A Brennan $32  J 

Lot  2.  Kreer  & Rice’s  sub  e 14  sw  qr  ne  qr  18  37  15, 
July  26,  Jno  J Kreer  to  Charles  and  M Fischer, 

$325 

Lots  147  150  and  151,  div,  3 8 Shore  sub  30  38  I5,  Apr 

23,  Eliza  Button  to  Wm  M Craig $4,20J 

Lot  34  Woodlawn  Terrace  in  ne  qrarter  23  38  14, 

July  13,  Allen  J Mayer  to  Mary  J Apple $1,200 

Lot  15  b 12,  Ironworkers’  add,  Aug  14,  Chas  W Cole- 

hour  to  R E Jenkins $150 

Lot  45  b 35,  same,  Aug  14,  same  to  same $2U0 

Lots  22  23  24  and  25,  same,  Aug  14,  same  to  same, 

$600 

Lot  48  and  49  b 4,  McChesny’s  sub  s!4  ne  qr  22  38  14 
Augl6,  Wm  A Hoffman  to  Lydia  A McKindley, 

$500 

Lots  11  and  12  b 1 b 3,  Brookline,  Aug  16,  Thirza  E 
and  A Apgan  to  W H Walsh $775 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


South  58’A  feet  of  lot  5 and  north  94  ft  of  lot  6 b 2 
Barnum’s  Grove,  Aug  10,  M C Drake  to  C C Hasl 
kin 


$7,000 


Lots  1 and  2 b 2,  Ayre’s  et  al  sub  in  se  quar  8 38  14 

July  26,  A F Stevenso.i  to  B Shields fl,300 

Lots  39  and  40  b 3,  Eberhart’s  sub  se  qr  14  38  13,  Apr 

19,  J A Eberhart  to  to  L A Chapman $400 

East  35  ft  of  lot  12  b 4,  Normal  School  sub  21  38 14 
July  7,  Mark  L Manley  to  Edward  C Barr.  $350 
(Ex  w 58  ft)  u 15  ft  lot  8 and  s 15  ft  lot  5 blk  13,  Lin- 
den Grove,  July  23,  Amanda  H Mick  to  Mary 
Dunn . 


.$2,000 


West  32  ft  of  east  64  ft  of  w 96  ft  of  lots  1 and  4 b 14 

same,  G Preble  to  Geo  Clarke $2,600 

Lot  15  Baker’s  sub  in  b 13, , 21  38  14,  July  2, 

A A and  E H Carlson  to  W E Jackevay  et  al, 

200 

Lot  1 and  n 9 ft  lot  2 of  lots  13  14  etc  of  lots  1 2’  3 
etc.,  Taylor’s  sub,  21  38  14,  Aug 2,  E Z Bussie  to 

A C Hal  iwell $1  145 

Lot  54  of  we=t  % n Vi  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  ii'  June  26, 

ThosP  Phillips  to  P M Ditzler $510 

Lot  1 blk  3,  Hull’s  sub  5 acs  iu  ne  qr  1 38  13;  also  lot 
12  b 3,  Hull’s  sub  9 acs  in  ne  qr  1 38  13,  May  .28,1* 

Jas  Curran  to  Jno  Coyle $600 

SW  quar  west  *4  ne  quar  15  38  13,  Nov  4,  ’83,  David 

Schremer  to  Justine  Horstman $12,000 

Same  premises,  Aug  9,  Justine  Horstmau  to  Geo  W 

Morgan $10,000 

N 5 acs  of  s 11  acs  e *4  w % e % nw  M 11  38  14,  Apr 

24.  A A Butler  to  F M Butler $3,000 

Lot  3 b 11.  Thompson  & Holmss’  sub  in  se  qr  17  38 

14,  Erasmus  G Minnick  to  Jos  J Adams $250 

Lots  7 to  10  b 7,  University  sub  of  Englewood,  Aug 
12,  Anna  A Wentworth  et  al  to  D S Wentworth, 

$1,624 

Lot  13  of  lots  1 to  10  and  12  b 6,  Linden  Grove,  Aug 
It,  Rhoda  W Loud  to  Nicholas  Michels  ...  . $1,800 
Lot  12  jf  w 4 north  Vi  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June  26, 
Thos  P Phillips  to  C DeGroat  $525 


Lot  7 Spaldiug’s  sub  iu  e V,  14  38  12,  Julia  M and  A 

W Ovitt  to  John  C and  Jas  C Burke  $1062 

Lots  8 9 13  to  17  b 11.  Western  Springs,  Aug  10,  Jos 

A Clossen  to  Frank  A Johnson  $3  000 

Lots  31  to  36  b 11,  same,  July  2 1,  Clarence  I Peck  to 

Frank  A Johnsou §1  250 

Lot  6 and  7 Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  June  25!  Ira 

Brown  to  Jerry  La  Couut $200 

Lots  12  3 and  20  b 12,  La  Grange,  May  22,  ’85,  F D 

Cossitt  to  Eliza  N Wourt $1  5<  0 

E 41  ft  lots  12  13  14  b 13,  La  Grange,  Aug  6,  Chas  W 

Richmond  to  Wm  J Skeny $2,000 

Lots  1 2 and  3 b 3,  Western  Springs,  July  20,  Joseph 

Marshall  to  E Williams $4  . ,00 

Lots  22  23,  n Vi  lot  21  and  s «4  lot  24  b 28,  LaGrange 
July  29,  Robert  A Hintze  to  Susan  McDonald. 
$6,000 


Lot  5 b 4,  Fairmnunt,  in  30  37  14,  May  25,  Charles  D 

Eames  to  M C Eames $ 

Lots  16  and  17  b R,  and  lots  14  and  15  b it,  Morgan 
Park,  July  29,  Blue  Island  L k B Co  to  George  R 
Clarke . 


.$940 


Lots  79  80  81  b 1,  n pt  b 3,  Hilliard  & Dobbins’  addn 
to  Washington  Hts,  Aug  7,  L P Hilliard  to  Henry 
Brown . 


.$430 


Und  or  b 7 South  Wash’n  Hts,  Aug  2,  Geo  C Renton 

to  J P Young $1,666 

SW  qr  ne  qr  21  37  14,  Aug  11,  Alex  McCoy  to  Henry 

H Walker $25  1 00 

N 100  ft  of  lot  12  and  of  e 50  ft  lot  11  b T,  Morgan 
Park,  July  13,  Blue  Island  L & B Co  to  Geo  R 

Clarke  $2,0  JO 

Lots  5 and  6 of  lot  12  b 15, Wash’n  Hts,  July  3,  same 

to  same 650 

N 100  ft  of  lot  12  and  of  e 50  ft  of  lot  11  b T,"  Morgan 
Park,  July  3,  George  R Clarke  to  D C McKinnon, 


.$5,500 


NW  >4  ne  qr  21  27  14,  July  16,  Alex  McCoy  to  Levi 

M Yaggy $35,00  0 

Lots  41  and  42  of  lots  1 to  17  etc,  block  5,  Hilliard  & 
Dobbins,  Aug  12,  George  Christy  to  Adolph  Groll, 


$400 


Lots  51  and  52  of  lots  6 to  12  etc,  b M,  Morgan  Prk 
July  31,  Blue  Island  L k B Co  to  George  R Clarke 


. $1,320 


Lot  8 of  lot  12  blck  15,  Wash’n  Hts,'  July  3,"  same  to' 

same  $847 

Lots  41  and  42  of  lots  1 to  17  etc  b 5,  Hilliard  & bob- 
bins’ add  to  Wash’n  Hgts,  Aug  12,  Geo  Christy  to 

Adolph  Groll 400 

UDd  1-10  of  b 4,  E Washington  Hgts, , Joshua  P 

Young  to  Geo  C Benton $2,0C0 

Lots  33  34  b 45,  E Wash’n  Hts,  Aug  2,  S M Smith  to 

AG  Husband  $1,650 

Lot  34,  Vandehberg’s  sub  s 165  ft  It  64  16  37  14,  Aug 
13,  A A Turner  to  P Van  Vlissengen  Jr $1,603 


(Ex  s Vt  se  qr  ne  qr  ne  qr)  ne  qr  ne  qr  20  39  13,  35 

acs— Aug  1,EG  Perkins  to  J U Borden $16,625 

N 50  ft  of  e 14  b 10,  Frink’s  sub  in  Austinville,  Aug 

5,  E S Conway  to  M J Ballou $1,51  0 

N 36  ft  of  s 225  ft  e 165  ft  b 11,  same,  H F Frink  to 

Q A Button 1472 

Lts  1314  15  42  43  44, b 4, Derby’s  sub  e i4se  ^ 9 39  13, 

Aug  6,  W M Derby  to  G S Walker $5,000 

Lot  46  and  w 10  ft  lot  45  blk  3,  Bridge’s  add,  Aug  6, 

Ann  M McDonald  to  F M Kidder  $350 

Und  V4  of  w 20  acs  of  e 40  acs  of  lot  1,  18  39  15,  July 

8,  R P Chew  to  C E Perkins  $12,500 

Lot  25  blk  34,  Ridgeland,  Aug  2,  E A Cummings  to 
Kate  S Murtha $2  500 


EVANSTON, 


Lots  1 2 15  and  16  b 6,  Murphy’s  add  to  Rogers  Prk, 
August  1,  Nicholas  Krausz  to  Henry  P Krausz, 


$600 


Lots  12  13  and  e I7  prt  lot  15  b 1,  Hartny’s  add  to  N 
Evanston,  Aug  7,  James  Hartny  to  A Wemburg, 


.$801 


Lot  5 b 79  Evanston,  August  9,  N S Houland  to  A G 

Colie $1,000 

Lots  23  24  25  b 43,  Rogers  Park,  Aug  1,  J M Kean  to 

G M McDonald $5,000 

Lot  10  b 12,  White’s  add,  Aug  13,  Arthur  C Ducat  to 

J C Easton $4,000 

E 95  10-12  ft  (fronting  n on  Lincoln  ave)  of  lots  11 
and  12;  also  lots  7 8 9 (ex  w 25  ft),  all  in  b 12  Ev- 
anston, Aug  19,  Dorcas  J Ducat  et  al  to  J E East- 
on, Trustee $35,000 

E 22  ft  w 50  ft  lots  11  and  12  b 12,  White’s  add,  Aug 

13,  A C Ducat  to  same $1,000 

Lots  23  24  25  b 43  Rogers  Park,  Aug  1,  Jos  M Kean 
to  Geo  M McDonald $5,000 


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JEFFEBSON. 

Lot  15  b 4,  Garfield,  June  8,  Robt  Bradshaw  to  Ma- 
mie L Bradshaw $500 

Part  of  lot  7.  Anderson’s  sub  in  se  qr  nw  qr  9 40  13, 
Jan  14.  Spl  Commissioner  to  J H Urampelmeier, 

$1,000 

Lots  13  14  15  b2,  Edwards  & Dana’s  addn  to  Irving 
Park,  Aug  11,  Lincoln  S Heafield  to  Geo  W Trow- 
bridge  $1,450 

Lot  13  and  e 3 !4  ft  lot  14  b 2,  same,  Aug  11,  Geo  W 

Trowbridge  to  Chas  R Fuller $725 

Lot  5 block  7,  Shipman  et  al  sub  e Vi  ne  qr  35  40  13, 
July  22,  Thos  Haskiu  to  R H Snell $550 

MISUKBLANEOUS. 

Lots  11  to  15  b 108,  Maywood,  July  24,  Frank  Comp- 
ton to  P Vaillancourt $725 

Lots  2 3 4 in  sub  of  e 10  acs  nw  qr  se  qr  3 36  14,  July 

28,  C Shafer  to  E Raliert $600 

44  Vi  acs  in  se  corner  16  42  9,  Mar  3,  E G Sabin  to  R 

Nightingale $3,100 

N Vi  lot  2 b 7,  Gale  & Blocki’s  sub  iu  sw  qr  12  39  12, 

Gale  & Blocki  to  C W Hawley $800 

Lot  3 b 7,  Dalton,  Feb  15,  Sophia  A Keiser  to  J Mes- 

serschmidt $900 

Lot  32  b 3,  Culver’s  Park,  Aug  3,  E H Gammon  to  J 

Whindell  $200 

E 171  ft  of  n 146  ft  b 16,  Young’s  add  to  Blue  Island, 
July  28,  Sarah  A Bellamy  et  al  to  Alma  Z Rexford 

$450 

Lots  42  43  44  b 1,  Buechner’s  sub  b 1,  19  40 14,  July 

29,  H C Buechuer  to  Can  Siebald $1*350 

Lot  4 b 12,  Railroad  add  to  Harlem,  Aug  11,  Joseph 

K Dunlop  to  T Brommer $2,000 

20  acs  in  nw  qr  29  39  12,  April  21,  Estate  of  Fred’k 

Haase  to  Dorathea  Haase $1,200 

S 12  13-100  acs  of  ne  qr  17  41 13,  Aug  12,  Jno  Schwarz 

to  C Baumann $1,698 

N 9 acs  of  s 70  acres  ne  qr  17  41  13,  Aug  12,  M Hoff- 
man to  C Baumann $1,305 

The  premises  on  at  bet  Garfield  blvd  and 
56th  st,  460  ft  w of  Bissell;  July  12, Nel- 
lie M Crittenden  to  Edward  Woods, 
$1,300 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Aug  19,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount 

City  160  $538,648 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  123  325,780 

County 103  359,568 

Total 386  $1,223,996 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Aug.  20,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 114  $544,250 

County 164  322,411 

Total 278  $826,661 


TRUST  DERRS. 

Altohaffe  E to  E Koch  Aug  5,  It  82  b 6,  35 

40  13  8% $200 

Andenried  C to  S M Booth  Aug  11,  It  46  b 

7 S & G add  ly  8% $125 

Anger  G E to  W Bartels,  Aug  16,  It  46  b 6 

19  39  14  ly  7% $1,500 

Armstrong  F H to  J C Welling  May  20,  Its 

7 to  9 b 2,  13  38  14  2y  8% $9000 

Ansell  M A to  O K A Hutchinson  Aug  9, 

It  43  b 12  17  39  14  5y  6% $2500 

Apple  M J and  J to  J Stern,  July  26,  It  36, 

Woodlawn  Terrace,  7% $2400 

Burke  T to  G M Bogue  Aug  5,  It  1 b 3,  13 

39  13,  4y  8% $525 

Buhling  h to  F Lackner  Aug  12  Its  11  and 

12  b 21,  6 39  14  3y  8% $3500 

Blade  J O to  G N Stone  Aug  12,  It  52  b 6 

Archer  add  7y  7% $2000 

Bushee  B to  J Frake,  Aug  14,  It  25  and  pt 

26  and  27,  16  38  14,  5y,  7% $7000 

Beyer  H to  H Frankfurter,  Aug  13,  It  27  b 

3,  W Heights,  2y,  7% $200 

Braun  A to  E Koch,  Ang  4,  It  37  b 2,  9 38 

14,  3y,  7% 

Bohlman  G to  M E Greenebanm,  July  26, 

It  54  b 34,  31  39  14.  2y,  7% $800 

Bruce  R to  L J A Fuellgraff,  Aug  12,  It  11 

b 3 Douglas  Park  add,  8% _ 

Barry  R to  H E Greenebanm  Aug  10,  It  31 

b 8,  4 38  14  5y  7 % $1000 

Brown  D to  H G Foreman  July  27,  It  10 

69  and  70  b 13  31  39  14  2y  8% $400 

Behn  C to  H G Naper  July  27,  It  37  and 
pt  38  b 8 19  40  14  5y  6% $975 


Budd  W 0 to  F B Peabody,  Aug  10,  pt  It 

22  to  26  b 4,  16  38  14,  7% $1500 

Boden  F to  C H Puscheck,  Aug  14,  Its  9 

and  10  b 8,  21  38  14,  8% $1000 

Brenan  F E to  D W Mills  May  24,  pt  It  12 

b 10,  36  40  14  5y  8% $725 

Buellner  F W to  W Heinemann  Aug  6,  Its 

29  and  30  b 3 6 39  14  5y  6% $2500 

Baumann  S to  J W Scoville  Aug  11,  Its  3 
and  4 It  133  etc  Butterfield  add  5y  8% 

<£5  500 

Beck  W L to  L Baird,  Aug  9,  It  3 b 1 b 32 

3y  6$ $3500 

Campbell  B and  J to  J E Dalton  Aug  2 It 

38  b 4 12  39  13  7% $10800 

Candra  W to  A Stenina  Aug  10,  It  6 b 1-9 

20  39  14  Apl  5 6% $700 

Coley  J to  J W Scoville  Aug  10,  It  10  b 22 

s s add  5y  6# $4000 

Campa  J B to  J Rosenthal  July  25,  It  22  b 

8 B W & W add  5y  6% $10000 

Coffey  J to  T W Sennott  Ang  11,  It  39  b 3 

b 47,  17  39  14  8 % $2500 

Clancy  J to  H Felsenthal,  Ang  14,  It  1 It  1 

b 30,  Elston  add,  3y,  7% $1000 

Coszradt  C to  F A Osborne,  Aug  2,  It  32  b 

2,  S & F add,  2y,  8% $300 

Campbell  A to  R L Tatham,  Aug  16,  pt  It 

3 s34  b 11.  Bushnell  add,  4y,  6 % $6000 

Clark  A M and  W D to  E B Smith,  Aug  16, 

It  7 b 2,  33  39  14,  3v,  6% $1000 

Costello  J to  W C Kinney,  Aug  17,  It  29  6 

2,  s w 4 38  14,  3y,  7% $1000 

O’Callaghan  W L to  G A Rose  Aug  17,  It 

2 h 5 b 62,  21  39  14,  3y  7% $650 

Crow  J F to  W F Lnbeke  Aug  12,  It  18  b 

4,  23  38  14  5v  7% $2,500 

Carlson  C A to  J McConuell  July  12,  It  54 
and  pt  53  b 1,  28  40  14  Jan  3 ’89  7%.  $1065 
Crocker  J R to  Tyrrell  & Bayley  Aug  13, 

It  7 b 4,  2 38  14  3y  6% $3000 

Craine  J to  M E Greenebaum  July  25,  Its 

15  and  16  b 19,  29  40  14  5y  6% $3060 

Czmock  E to  S Dunlap  Aug  13,  pt  w a 

w 14  6 39  13  3y  7% '.$500 

Carrod  J to  H J Christoph  Aug  12,  Its  13 
and  14  b 18,  B W & W add  5y  8%%.  . $6000 
Clonan  A to  H G Foreman  Aug  12,  It  10 

b 25  29  39  14  ly  7% $300 

Caylo  G to  E Koch  Aug  11  It  42  b 3 Kay 

add  3y  7% $800 

Carter  C B to  W J Nichols  Aug  11,  It  6 b 4 

34  39  14  5y  6% $7500 

Craig  W M to  H G Young,  Apl  23,  It  145, 

divn  3,  30  38  15,  3y,  8% $3000 

Cherry  R R to  R C Jenkins,  July  3,  b 7, 17 

39  14,  ly,  8% $8000 

Dickey  L P to  h Schulhe  Aug  12,  pt  Its  11 

and  12  b 2,  3 39  14  5y  6% $5000 

Diven  T J to  J Q Adams  July  21,  pt  bs  3 4 

etc  11  39  13,  3y  8% $17000 

Darling  E S to  C A Spring  Jr,  June  1,  It  6 

b 3,  18  39  14,  5y.  8% $1500 

Doggett  D J and  D S to  F W Greeu,  Apl 
21,  pt  It  87,  Robertson  sub,  23  38  14,  2y 

7# $150 

Davidson  C and  A to  h E Greenebanm  Aug 

12,  It  3 b 4 13  39  13  Dec  2,  ’89  7% $500 

Dahlgren  P M to  M Pierce  May  1,  It  2 b 3 

21  38  14  2y  7% $1215 

Dennison  A A to  J B Ashford  It  12  It  1 b 4 

27  38  14  4y  7% $980 

Dalton  J P to  C L Hutchinson  Aug  13,  pt 
Its  28  and  29  b 93,  27  39  14  2y  5^.  $8000 
DeGroot  C to  S M Moore  June  26,  It  12  n 

e }4  28  38  14  2y  8% $300 

Dahlgren  P M to  H C Zuttermeister  Aug 

13,  Its  16  and  17  s e 9 38  14  3y  7%.  $1300 
Dittus  E A to  J S Wheeler  Aug  4,  pt  It  34 

etc  b 5 Rockwells  add  2y  8% $1000 

Dahlgreen  C to  J Sachn  Aug  11,  pt  It  6 b 

47  ot  3y  7% $600 

Dresel  A to  E Prussing  Ang  16,  Its  10  to  15 

b 13,  Sheffield  add  2y  8% $3,000 

Dooley  P to  W G Lloyd, , It  37,  Stone 

add  6# $400 

Dallmann  W to  S Wallner,  Aug  13,  It  45  b 

55,  19  39  14,  8% $1000 

Dziewior  C to  F Kiolbassa,' Ang  14,  pt  It  9 

b 10,  4 39  14,  3y,  6% $6000 

Dewey  F B to  G F Bissell,  Aug  10,  It  30 
and  29,  G & S sub,  34  39  14,  5%%.. $21, 500 


R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  &.  Go., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

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Speeial  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  nun  residents. 


Dorney  W to  H J Christolph,  Aug  16,  pt  It 

8 b 90‘  28  39  14,  7% $5000 

Dalton  J E to  H E Greenebaum  Aug  11,  pt 

It  4 b 2 18  39  14  2y  6% $3500 

Erickson  A G to  L Baird,  Aug  3,  It  33  b 1 

bl,  20  40  14,  3y,  8% $500 

Elmstrom  K H to  E H Sheldon,  June  24, 

It  24  b 40,  Ogden  add,  4y,  6% $1300 

Evans  D W to  F B Peabody  Aug  4,  Its  13 

to  15  b 6 b 27,  29  39  14  5y  7% $1500 

Evans  G H to  A Peterson  Aug  10,  It  67  b 6 

etc  13  39  13  2y  7% $600 

Ellis  J to  W C Wilson,  Aug  3,  Its  10  and  11 

b 51,  s s add,  etc,  Jan  1,  ’89,  8% $27000 

Ellis  J to  W O Wilson,  Aug  3,  Its  10  and  11 

b 51,  s s add,  etc,  Jan  1 ’89,  8% $27000 

Ellis  J to  H A White,  Aug  6,  Its  31  and  32 

b 8,  Jefferson,  etc,  ly,  8% $30000 

Erlenwein  J to  J h Ernst  Aug  12,  It  61  b 


52,  33  40  14  3y  8% $1100 

Fentensi  J to  W A Swart,  July  5,  It  40, 


Parmley  add,  Auburn,  7u $700 

Fraser  D to  J W Scoville,  Aug  12,  It  63  b 

43,  17  39  14,  4y,  8% $3000 

Freilinger  C to  W Heinemann,  Aug  13,  It 

28  b 31,  33  39  14,  5y,  7% $800 

Furst  C to  W Loeb,  Aug  9,  It  7 It  3,  20  40 

14)  2y,  8% $450 

Franconer  H E to  A C Gehr,  Aug  2,  It  4 It 

70  etc,  18  39  14,  8% $500 

Frumet  J to  J Nowak,  June  7,  Its  1 and  2 b 

26,  19  40  14,  4y,  8% $600 

Fish  P to  H J Christolph,  Aug  10,  pt  It  5 

b 32,  o t 3y,  7% $9000 

Fietzner  J to  R Berger,  Ang  17,  It  29  b 1, 

Kay’s  add,  3v,  7% $800 

Fenton  C to  h W Ames  Aug  11,  It  7 b 2 4 

18  14  6m  8% $50 

Fyffe  J L to  h S Osborne  Aug  11,  bs  28  to 

33  Hawthorne  5y  8% $15000 

Fisch  L H D to  H Felsenthal  Aug  11,  It 

16  b 13,  34  39  14  4y  8% $4000 

Freretts  E L and  G F to  E L Wright  July 

12,  It  39  b 5,  18  39  14  ly  6% $500 

Felwinger  A to  C Columbus  B & L Assn 

Aug  11,  It  45  b 9,  19  40  14  5 1-5 % $1300 

Fielding  A and  W to  J W Scoville  Aug  12 

lt3  Gross  2d  add  4y $400 

Franz  J to  W C Frick  Aug  10,  It  88  h 16, 

6 39  14  3y  6 % $700 

Fitzgerald  A & H to  HE  G-eenebaum, 

Aug  9,  It  83  b 4,  20  39  14  3y  7% $900 

Flanner  M and  D F to  L C Neustadt  Aug 

12,  It  3 b 15  16  38  14  5y  8%..: $4500 

Fangsted  E to  J Mattocks,  June  24  It  64  b 

15,  7 39  14,  3y  8% $600 

Gerth  W to  B F Culver,  Aug  16,  n Y2  It  10 

b 2,  n w 20  40  14,  2v,  8%  p m $234 

Gerth  C F to  B F Culver,  Aug  11, ■,  2y, 

8%  p m $267 

Grue  H to  J M Jackson,  Apl  15,  It  35  b 1 b 

4,  n e % 21  38  14,  ly,  7% $100 

Granseland  C E to  H Kassens,  Ang  14,  It 
21  b 12,  Taylor’s  add  to  S Chicago  8#.$400 
Garvey  H P to  H E Greenebaum  Aug  12, 

ptlt  15  b 9,  18  39  14  3y  8% $2600 

Graves  F E and  C M to  J E Fay  Apl  19  pt 

It  6.  36  40  13  May  1.  ’89  $1500 

Gray  K to  B L Pease  July  30.  It  9 aud  pt 

10  It  6 b 7 Rockwell  add  3y  7% $2100 

Guhl  A J and  F H to  S W Rawson  Aug  14 

pt  It  18  b O,  28  40  14  60ds  8% $1400 

Glelch  H to  H C Morey  July  31,  It  2 It  11 

b 41,  21  39  13  2y $600 

Gruse  F to  O Peltzer  Aug  10,  It  15  n ^ b 

57  19  39  14  2y  7% $300 

Gathmann  L to  E E Prussing  Aug  13,  Its 

15  to  18  b 38,  33  40  14  3y  6% $11500 

Gardner  W A to  J B Peabody  Aug  11,  pt 
Its  1243  and  1244  b 30  Riverside  3d  5y 

7# $2000 

Galbraith  T B to  F R Chandler  Aug  8,  pt 

Its  7 and  8 Barnum  Grove  2y  8% $750 

Glowietzek  M to  C Columbus  Ang  11,  It  21 

b 9,  19  40  14  5 1-5# $700 

Grogan  T to  W T Dwight  Aug  9.  It  85  b - 

10  7 39  14  5y  6# $1500 

Gaensslen  A and  M to  E W Russell  Aug  9, 
pt  It  32  b B b 1 Bronson  add  5y  6# 

$10  000 

Giblin  J to  P W Holway,  Aug  14,  It  46  b 2 

b 30,  31  39  14,  8# $1000 

Greenebaum  h J to  M E Greenebaum 
June  30,  pt  It  4 b 19  Duncan  add  2y  6# 

$2100 

Hock  E A and  E J to  W H StickDey,  Aug 
14,  It  6 b 41,33  40  14,  3y $250 


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485 


Hoeg  P A to  J H Schlund  July  12,  Its  40 
and  41  b lti  Bowen  add  to  S Chicago  3y 


7#. 


$350 


Hoyle  E T to  H W Leman,  Aug  12,  It  5 b 

43,  21  3914,  60ds,  8# $1525 

Haerle  W to  H W Ames,  Aug  1G,  It  28  b 40 

Sheffield’s  add,  5 1-6# $1500 

Hoppe  FtoHR  Dunkel,  July  23,  It  17  b 

54,  19  39  14,  2y,  7# $250 

Hoffman  A to  C S Holt,  July  26,  It  13  b 31, 

Sheffield  add,  4y,  7# $235 

Huebner  H to  J Schermann,  Aug  12,  It  5 b 

2,  6 39  14,  5y,  7# $900 

Howe  L L and  W to  H W Ames,  Aug  14,  n 

34 bs  22  and  23,  7 40  14,  5y,  7# $5000 

Huntley  M to  0 K A nutchinson  Aug  9 Its 
12  and  13  and  pt  11  b 5 33  40  13  3y  6# 

$8000 

Hatterman  F W to  W Garnett  Jr  July  27 

Its  14  and  22  b 11,  6 39  14  6# $2600 

Hair  C to  I S Phillips  Aug  3,  It  46  It  11,  26 

39  13  2y  6# $150 

Hesher  G to  A Peterson  Aug  11,  pt  It  9 b 

22  s s add  5y  6# $2500 

Highgate  J to  H E Greenebaum  Aug  13, 

It  12  b 15  Lee  add  3y  7# $900 

Heuer  J to  W C Fricke  June  12,  pt  b 6,  6 

39  14  2y  7# $400 

Hillmann  R to  S Dunlap  Aug  11,  It  9 b 6 

b 5,  7 39  13  5y  7# $450 

Hubcard  A G to  VV  A Swart  Aug  2,  Its  33 

and  34  b 45,  9 37  14,  7# $800 

Hollenbach  G to  C C Schumacher  Aug  10, 

It  24  b 6,  19  39  14  2y  7# $1200 

Hallaron  F to  T Schintz  Aug  12,  It  44  b 6 

b 10,  Sheffield  add  Nov  1 ’89  6# $800 

Hlavin  V to  A Wolf  July  27,  It  27  b 19 

Brand’s  add  8% $k> 

Haase  R J to  H E Greenebaum  Aug  13,  It 

5 b 25  Sheffield  add  18m  7# $800 

Holyerscheid  H to  W Loeh  Aug  16,  It  34  b 

11,  33  40  14  2y  6% $3,500 

Hardtke  A to  J Bremer,  Aug  11,  It  15  b 30 

Ironworkers  add,  ly  5# , . . . $350 

Henning  D to  S M Moore,  June  26,  It  1,  s 

e M,  28  38  14,  3y,  6% $525 

Horton  S to  H G Naper,  Apl  24.  It  33  b 8, 

19  40  14,  4y,  6% $400 

Hill  T to  B L Pease,  July  19,  Its  22  and  23 

b 1,  etc,  21  38  14,  3y,  7# $500 

Hintze  R A to  D B Lyman,  Mch  21,  pt  b 1 

b 3,  17  39  14,  3y,  6% $2800 

Hintze  R A to  D B Lyman,  Mch  21,  Its  18 
to  20  and  pt  21  b 28,  LaGrange,  3y,  6% 

$700 

Hempel  J R to  W Bartels,  Aug  13,  It  54  b 

58,  2y,  6# ' $450 

Isau  J to  W C Fricke,  Aug  2,  It  6 It  7 etc, 

b 4,  6 39  14  2y  7# $600 

Jacobson  h to  L J A Fuellgraf  July  30,  pt 

It  18  b 7 Brand’s  add  8% $4500 

Jehlinger  G to  C F Collot,  Aug  9,  It  2 b 6, 

20  40  14,  3y,  6# $600 

Jilck  M to  T J Lefens,  Aug  17,  It  13  b 12 

n e 34  28  39  14  3y  6% $1,700 

Johnson  R F to  J Nelson , It  45  b 42 

Ogden  add  July  16  ’90  6# $2500 

Johnson  A F to  L H Devis  Aug  13,  It  26  It 

1 b 4 30  39  14  ly  8% $200 

Jensen  J to  A Peterson  Aug  14,  pt  It  4 b 6 

Ogden  add  2y  7# $500 

Johnson  G and  C T to  J Buehler  Aug  12, 

It  22  b 1,  1 39  13  2y  6# $200 

Julian  C F to  J McConnell  July  12,  It  52 
and  pt  53  b 1,  28  40  14  Jan  2 ’89  7#.  $1065 
Jahnke  W to  S Wallner,  Aug  13,  It  23  b 55 

19  3914,8# $400 

Jurgensen  A to  G Coombs,  Aug  6,  Its  45. 

47  and  48  b 6,  1 39  13,  2y,  7% $500 

Komp  M E to  C J Hambleton,  Aug  10,  pt 

It  22  It  10,  etc,  29  40  14,  5y,  7% $1000 

Kerr  A to  A Mach,  Aug  14,  It  62  b 63,  19 

39  14,  2y,  7% $400 

Knopfl  W to  W Tatge  Aug  2,  It  39  b 1,  32 

39  14  ly  7% $500 

Kraemer  C to  D R Lewis  Aug  9,  It  74  b 5 

9  39  14  4y  6# $600 

Kirkland  A to  H G Naper,  Aug  3,  It  6 b 9 

b 8 19  40  14  60m  6# $575 

Kaufman  C H to  J R Foulke  July  30,  It  6 

It  6 b 36  Carpenter  add  3y  6# $3000 

Kruczkowski  J to  T Schintz  Aug  7,  It  82 

b 33  19  39  14  2y  6 %% $500 

Kleever  A to  A Wisner,  Aug  16,  It  424  b 1 

etc  29  40  14,  3y  7% $600 

Kamberg  J to  S M Moore,  Aug  10,  It  28  b 

2,  31  39  14  3y  7% $400 

Knudson  C to  S E Gross,  Aug  9,  Its  29  and 

30  b 9,  Clifford  add,  2y,  6% $600 

Karnatz  J to  N M Blumenthal,  Aug  11,  pt 
It  2,  Caldwell  reserve,  4m,  7%. . ..  .... $700 
Koch  J G and  M to  H W Ames,  Aug  14,  It 

29  b 40,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 1-5# $1300 

Kopf  V to  E F Comstock  Aug  10,  pt  It  3 b 

8 S & G add  5y  6# $2000 

jSing  W to  F C Rossiter  Aug  2,  It  6 It  3, 
etc  b 6,  18  39  14  36m  7# $1800 


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Lloyd  W G to  C C Chase,  Apl  20,  pt  It  17 

b 5,  18  39  14  2y  6# $2500 

Levi  D to  H G Foreman,  July  16,  pt  It  2 It 

7 b 48,  5y,  6# $1300 

Leddy  L M to  J C Welling,  May  3,  It  3 b 

1,  12  and  13  38  14,  2y,  6# ...$2333 

Lauritzen  A M S to  A Peterson,  Aug  13,  It 

45  b 11  Elston  add,  3y,  7# $1100 

Leverenz  H to  A C Gehr,  July  24,  It  3 b 4, 

s w 9 38  14,  4y,  6# $700 

Larson  A to  J E Fay  July  1,  pt  Its  102  and 

103  36  40  13  3y  6# $864 

Lieberman  A to  L Silverman  Aug  11,  Its  4 

and  5 b 18  22  39  14  5y  6# $12000 

Lamburg  A to  W T Dwight  June  22,  It  34 

b 10,  7 39  14  5y  7% $2350 

Lowry  W K to  F B Peabody  Aug  10  Its  16 

to  18  b 57  7 39  14  5y  6# $20000 

Long  M and  J to  W F Lubeke  Aug  14,  pt 

It  16  b 3,  34  39  14  2y  6# 1000 

Lange  F to  J 0 Welling  May  27,  Its  8 and 


9 b 1,  13  38  14  2y 


. $3500 


Ludpin  S to  G McConnell  July  13  It  34  b 

1,  28  40  14  2y  7# $437 

Limberg  R G to  H G Naper,  July  21,  It  8 

b 9,  19  40  14,  4y,  6# $680 

Moremont  I to  L J A Fusllgraff,  Aug  5,  It 

36  b 60,  s s add,  8# $1000 

Moreland  M J to  N L Schrader,  Aug  4,  It 

46  It  1,  28  40  14,  2y,  6# $500 

McGovern  B to  P V Holliday,  Aug  16,  It 

10  b 2 b 22,  33  39  14.  7# $300 

Machinski  F to  A F Kretschmer,  Aug  14, 

It  47  It  4 b 9,  Sheffield  add,  3y,  7# . . . . $300 
Morris  J A and  J E to  G G Newbury,  Aug 

14,  It  2 b 1,  3 38  14,  3y,  7# $3000 

Milnes  E to  G D Pease,  Aug  14,  It  3 b 36, 

Sheffield  add,7y,  7# $900 

Murtha  K S and  D W to  S M Moore  Aug 

2,  It  25  b 34  Ridgeland  4y  7# $1100 

Murtha  K S and  D W to  R C Givens  Aug 

2 It  25  b 34  Ridgeland  4y  6# $834 

McKee  T to  A C Butz  July  26,  It  3 It  2 b 1, 

13  39  13  8# $1500 

Mackl  A to  W E Hatterman  June  7,  It  20 

b 9,  31  40  14  6# $250 

MengersonG  to  J P Pries  July  28,  Its  1 to 

3 b 9,  12  39  13  7^y  6# $2500 

Meyer  A to  P Danna  Aug  13,  It  81  b 34  6 

and  7 28  14  3y  8# $600 

Mayer  A to  R W Palmer  Aug  3,  It  26  b 1 

20  40  14  Nov  1 ’89  6# 

Maier  W to  A Rehm  Aug  12,  It  47  b 6 19 

39  14  5# $300 

Munsell  E to  0 0 Butz,  Aug  9,  It  36  b 4,  2 

38  14,  8# 

Mehring  H to  S Wallner,  Aug  13,  It  26  b 

54,  19  39  14,  8# $200 

Mueller  P F P to  W Loeb,  Aug  9,  It  8 It  3 

b 8,  20  40  14,  3y,  6# $675 

Mooney  W H to  D S Place  July  26,  It  6 b 

2,  13  39  13  2y  7# $400 

McEnery  M to  G M Bogue  July  29,  It  44  b 

3,  1 3 39  13  3y  6# $345 

Moore  A to  W Heinemann  Aug  6,  It  16  b 6 

36  40  13  5y  6# $800 

McAfee  CHtoLM  Paine  Aug  12,  Its  4 and 

pt  23  b 1 b 7 26  39  13  5y  7# $500 

Moore  W h to  h N May  Mch  25  pt  It  11  b 

1 Ellis  w add  5y  7# $4900 

MacDonald  E D to  L Mayer  Aug  2,  It  16  b 

2,  12  39  13  ly  8# 

Meke  J to  L h Davis  Aug  5,  It  21  It  1 b 4 

30  39  14  3y  6# $498 

McCrudden  W to  R Berger  Aug  11,  It  22  b 

1,  11  38  14  3y  7# $600 

Mraz  J to  J Sedlacek,  Aug  14,  It  7 b 47,  19 

39  14,  ly,  7# $200 

Mott  E H to  J Ling,  Aug  13,  Its  20  to  22  b 

2,  23  39  13,  3y  7# $2,500 

Mick  A M to  R P Hollett  July  20,  pt  It  1 b 

14,  21  38  14  5y  7# $1,600 

Miesler  W J to  M Brand,  Aug  16,  It  10  b 

44,33  40  14,  3y,  6# $5000 

Moore  E to  M J Mauritzen,  May  18,  It  41 

b 3 Walker’s  Dock  add,  3y,  6# $30C 

Miller  C H to  M Weinschenk,  Aug  16,  It 

27  n 34  It  25,  16  38  14,  2y,  6# $400 

Novy  F to  A M Dvorak,  Aug  16,  w 34  It  13 

b 36,  s s add,  6# $1000 

Noonan  E T to  J Mauritzen  June  7,  It  42 

b 3,  Dock  add  3y  6# . . v 

Nelson  M to  H A HauganJAug  11,  It  28  b 


1,  1 39  13  3y  7# 0$60 

Nelson  F C to  0 C Butz  Aug  9,  It  13  b 4,  1 

39  13  8# $1200 

Newport  M E to  W Loeb  Aug  11,  It  5 It  13 

b 17,  29  40  14,  ly  7# $300 

Neumann  F to  H R DunKel,  July  10,  It  19 

b 54,  19  39  14,  4y,  7# $400 

Nicolai  FtoWH  Nicolai,  Aug  13,  It  18  b 

, 1 b 1,  8 39  14,  By,  6# $800 

Olsen  J GJo  h A Haugan  Aug  11,  It  12  b 

2 1 39  13  3y  7# $1000 

Olson  E to  E Koch,  Aug  10,  Its  12  and  22  b 

1,  13  39  13,  8#  $150 

Olsen  E and  S to  E Koch,  Aug  10,  Its  12 

and  22  b 1,  13  39  13,  3y,  6# $1250 

Pine  E to  A L Coe,  Aug  16,  It  3 b 17,  Lin- 
den Grove,  3y,  7# $400 

Porges  T and  H to  N A Mayer,  Aug  16,  It 

10  b 15,  20  39  14  3y  7# $1,000 

Papinaeu  V to  F A Barnes  July  26  It  41  b 

18,  31  39  14  3y  7# 

Pierce  F A to  J L Dalton  Aug  2,  It  11  b 11 

13  39  13  2y  7# $400 

Perry  W to  F R Chandler  Aug  12,  Its  9 

and  10  It  1 etc,  22  38  14  5v  7# $1000 

Pelkey  E to  J Carne  Jr  Aug  6,  It  19  b 8 

U S Bank  add  3y  7# $300 

Panhurst  M to  W Loeb  Aug  12,  It  37  b 8, 

28  49  14  2y  7# $150 

Pilz  F to  J Hahn  Aug  11,  It  41  b 1,  18  39 

14,  5y  6# $1100 

Papke  J to  S E Gross,  May  20,  It  28  b 3, 

Gross  n add,  7m,  7# $85 

Petterson  S G to  S E Gross,  July  29,  Its  1 

and  pt  2 b 4,  Clifford  add,  2y,  6# $550 

Phillips  S to  E Stewart,  Aug  10,  It  37  b 2 

18  39  14,  ly,  6#. . . . $1380 

Preicha  J to  H Felsenthal,  Aug  14,  It  6 b 

59,  21  39  14,  3y,  6)4# $3600 

Reid  J to  11  G Foreman,  Aug  16,  It  2 b 13, 

Brand’s  add,  3y,  7#  $800 

Riggs  L C to  F R Chandler  Aug  16,  Its  26 
and  27  b 6 Ashland  2d  add  3y  6#.  .$15,000 
Riedel  E and  K to  S Wallner,  Aug  13,  It  3 

b 2,  25  39  13,  8# $200 

Rutter  J 0 to  W E Grant  Aug  5,  It  12  and 

pt  13  b 27  22  39  14  5y  5# $75000 

Rhodes  L and  J C to  H A White  Aug  6,  pt 

It  2,  Astor’s  add  3y  6# $2500 

Radke  M to  A W Eschenburg  Aug  11,  Its 
17  and  18  b 5,  30  40  14  2y  634#. 

Russell  L and  G R to  H S Dietrich  Aug  3, 

It  3 b 2,29  40  14  8# 

Rejmisky  C to  C H Niemann,  Aug  13,  It  8 

b 2,  19  40  14,  3y,  6# 

Raus  J to  A M Dvoicik,  Aug  6,  It  50  It  9 b 

24,  29  39  14,  6# $200 

Ryfeldt  A to  J R Parker,  Aug  14,  It  22  b 7 

8 39  14,  6m,  8# $100 

Raeder  E G to  W D Kerfoot,  July  27,  pt  It 

19  b C,  28  40  14,  3y,  6# $1687 

Soeldner  A to  E S Dreyer,  Aug  10,  It  25  b 

2,  9 38  14,  1 y,  6# $500 

Sheda  J to  L Mandl  July  6,  It  12  b 60  s s 

add  Oct  6 6# $2000 

Shorey  D L to  W C Grant  Feb  18,  It  19 

Shorey  sub  14  38  14  2y  6# $1000 

Smith  E G to  A Gibbs  July  19,  Its  1 to  3 
and  pt  4 b 8,  Pine  Grove  2y  7#. 

Schmidt  J F C to  C Kemnitz  Mch  11,  It 
59  and  pt  58  Kemnitz  sub  20  40  14  5y 


6*. 


.$775 


Stephanson  J M to  M E Greenebaum  June 

29,  It  65  b 34,  31  39  14  2y  7# $300 

Stivers  A F to  F h Dickey  July  28,  Its  7 

and  8 b 12,  22  38  14  3y  6# 

Siebold  C to  J Buehler  Julv  29,  Its  42  to 

44  b 1,  19  40  14  3y  6# $900 

Sistek  F J to  A C Gehr  Aug  5,  It  22  b 1, 19 

39  14  5y  6# $4000 

Scholz  H J to  J H Ernst  Aug  13,  It  10  and 

pt  9 b 8 b 44  Sheffield  add  3y  6# $800 

Schumacher  C C to  A Rehm  Aug  12,  Its  91 

and  92  b 18,  19  39  14  6# $2209 

Springer  E B to  H T Chace  July  31,  Its  13 
to  18  b 1 and  Its  3 to  8 b 2,  23  38  14:  3y 

6# $11323 

Sullivan  MA  & J 0 to  W A Montgomery 
Aug  13,  It  5 b 8 Bushnell  add  3y  8#. $1000 
Smith  A P to  S Kerr  Aug  10,  It  9 b 8,  24 

39  13  3y  7#  $800 

Snyder  A J to  H W Am  js  Aug  6,  Its  29  and 
30  b 20  Pennock  5 1-5# $1500 


Sorlie  A to  E B Pease  July  20,  It  2 It  3 etc 

n e 34  24  39  13  monthly  7# $495 

Schroeder  F to  C Col  B & L Assn,  Aug  16, 

It  6 It  79,  Butterfield  add,  5 1-5# $700 

Schippems  H to  G Birkhoff  Jr  July  29,  It 

6 It  7 b 5,  24  39  13  2y  7# $500 

Smith  S M to  W A Swart  July  6.  Its  39  and 

40  b 45,  9 37  14  7# ' $800 

Steghagen  F to  J W Scoville  Aug  11,  It  84 

b 2 7 39  14  3y  6# $3000 

Schwartz  J to  J Bremer  July  22,  It  27  b 4 

Notre  Dame  add  3y  6# $200 

Shanley  T to  J Foley,  Aug  14,  It  8 b 6. 

Brand’s  add  8# $1,000 

Saleck  T to  L Mandl  Aug  10  pt  ’.t  8 b 38  s s 

add  2y  6# $2000 

Schoeming  G to  M E Greenebaum,  July  6, 

It  42,  Gross  2d  add,  3y,  7# $280 

Smith  E to  M Blackburn,  Aug  16,  It  17  and 
pt  16  b 1,  Hartrey’s  add,  Evanston,  3y, 

6# • $250 

Studtmann  P to  C L Rerner,  Aug  11.  It  30 

b 20,  5 39  14,  2y,  7# $400 

Todd  C W to  M E Greenebaum,  May  19,  It 

39  b 7,  Gross  n add,  3y,  7# $800 

Thormeyer  I to  E S Dreyer  July  13,  Its  25 

and  26  b 7 32  38  15  3y  6# $600 

Towel  H S to  C J Hambleton  July  l,lts  15 

and  16  b 6 Sutton’s  add  3y  6# $3500 

Taylor  LA  to  h E Greenebaum  Aug  10, 

Its  5 and  6 b 13,  12  39  13  3y  7# $4000 

Tongruig  C A to  E S Dreyer  June  19,  It  37 

b 3,  32  38  15  3y  6# $250 

Tilden  C A to  C F White,  Aug  16,  It  22  b 2 

11  38  14,  ly,  7# $1000 

Towle  H S to  C J Hambleton,  July  1,  It  4 b 

1,  10  38  14  3y  6# $1500 

Tollzke  A to  F S Osborne,  Aug  2,  It  31  b 2 

5 & F add,  2y,  8# $350 

Tripp  C W to  W D Kerjoot,  July  16,  pt  It 

30  and  all  It  31  b 3.  3 39  14,  6m,  6# 

$3900 

Yohs  C to  W D Kerfoot  July  26,  It  50  b 1, 

6 39  14  4y  6# $2400 

Wolf  C to  C H Puscheck  Aug  12,  It  30  b 1 

28  39  14  8# $1400 

Wagner  G to  C D Wells  . Aug  3,  pt  It  10  b 

14  J R & S add  7# $5000 

Waldrow  E and  F J to  F G Springer  Aug 

5,  It  10  b 1 It  1 21  38  14  3v  7# $4000 

Walsh  E A to  H W Wolseley,  Aug  9,  Its  11 

and  12  b 1 b3,  27  38  14,  8# $900 

Wells  W A and  A E to  J W Scoville,  Aug 
13‘  s e cor,  Monroe  st  and  Ashland  ave, 

3y.  6# $8000 

Warnke  D to  J Buehler  Aug  11,  It  3 b 23 

5 19  14  2y  6#.  .* $1000 

Walker  H H to  A E Saalfeld  Aug  11,  pt  21 

37  14  3y  6# $9000 

Wollmain  F to  E S Dreyer  July  14  It  9 j 

2,  32  38  15  3y  6# $250 

Weinand  M to  R Berger,  Aug  17,  e It  2 

It  10  b 19,  frl  sec  15  add,  2y,  7# $1000 

Weichbrod  A to  J Nutt,  Aug  16,  It  35  s 34 

b 38,  19  39  14,  3y,  7#  p m $345 

Williams  J to  L Mandl,  Aug  12,  It  13  b 5, 

Brainard  & Evan’s  add,  3y,  6# $1200 

Williams  E to  A Frisbie,  July  20,  Its  1 to  3 

b 3,  Western  Springs,  4y,  6# $2000 

Waters  P to  J A Walther  Aug  12,  It  13  Its 

1 and  2 36  40  13  3y  7# $530 

Walker  JatoRW  Atwood  July  20,  Its  44 

to  46  b 1,  22  38  14  3m  6# $475 

York  G W to  C M Coleman,  Aug  12,  It  17 

b 3,  1 39  13,  ly,  7# $418 

Zabranskey  J to  L Pasal,  Aug  13,  It  11  It  1 
b 34,  21  39  14,  3y,  6# $500 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGED. 

Adams  J to  C Seipp  Brg  Co  Aug  11,  saloon 

247  Ogden  av  ly $166 

Avens  M to  J Samuels  Aug  11,  furn  2112 

Dearborn  st  p m $1297 

Anderson  J A to  J E Blairsdell  Aug  9, 

scale  399  Randolph  st  60ds $50 

Austin  J A and  E A to  J J Owen  Aug  12, 

furn  549  Chestnut  st $115 

Aaron  M to  J D Spear  Aug  10,  horses  etc 

732  Elk  Grove  av  2m $56 

Ahern  J S to  J H Spear,  Aug  11,  furn,  3016 

Portland  av,  8m $90 

Alexander  M to  W W Charles  Aug  3 furn 

21234  Wabash  av  6m $108 

Andrews  C L to  C E Wyman  Aug  13,  scen- 
ery Criterion  Theater  3m $-225 

Allen  E R to  W B Thompson,  Aug  18,  piano 
Whitney  61834,  3203  Cottage  Grove  av, 

6m $130 

Brett  R W to  C E Wyman,  Aug  18,  saloon, 

411  Madison  st,  6m $326 

Barnard  C to  J Cullen,  Aug  17,  furn,  613 

Centre  av,  3m $115 

Brown  H to  B J Sullivan,  Aug  18,  laundry, 

147  Indiana  st,  7m $250 

Beckwith  K to  H Eberhardt,  Aug  13,  wag- 
on shop,  848  Halsted  st,  2y $750 


48« 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Bell  J L to  M E McHenry,  Aug  6,  turn, 

3806  Indiana  av,  4m $246 

Burkhart  L to  C Williams,  Aug  16,  turn, 

529  Loomis  st,  7m $112 

Boyce  E G to  J W Lusk,  Aug  16,  turn,  742 

w Lake  st,  6m $58 

Brickamed  G M to  MR  Bortree,  Aug  12, 

turn,  58  Warren  av,  6m $97 

Bergner  M to  G B Christie  Aug  12,  turn 

183  s Peoria  st $157 

Boyington  M to  S Richardson  Aug  12.  furn 

24  Harmon  st  6m $72 

Bradley  P to  Blain  Brother  Aug  13,  turn 

236  Huron  st  6m $53 

Buttner  W h to  Blain  Brother  Aug  12, 

horses  etc  Northfleld  2m $251 

Bowsley  L to  American  Bar  Fixture  Co 
Aug  10,  saloon  goods  163  Wabash  av 

10  m $1500 

Buchanan  A to  L B Shields  Aug  12  furn 

142  Chicago  av  6m $98 

Butler  J to  J McCormick  Aug  13,  saloon 

122  Lake  st  ly p $800 

Burk  T to  B Axman  Aug  2,  furn  19  31st  st 

10m $87 

Blakeslee  E N to  W S Dewey  Mch  16, 

saloon  35  Adams  st  8m $1000 

Buckley  P to  Troy  L Machny  Co  Aug  14, 

machy  667  Monroe  st  2m $55 

Bales  H S to  W S Wharton  July  30,  piano 

2412  Wabash  av  3m $121 

Bowers  J F to  C E Wyman,  Aug  16,  wagon 

etc,  1954  Lake  st $42 

Bond  W E to  Jacob  & Strasslieim,  Aug  13, 

truck,  etc,  45  w Randolph  st,  4m $250 

Bowden  W to  D Heitman,  Aug  14,  horses, 

etc,  739  35th  st $142 

Briscoll  E F to  J W Lusk,  Aug  14,  furn, 

228  Halsted  st,  6m $68 

Beers  C G to  Marder  L & Co,  July  29, 
presses,  type,  etc,  51  w Washington  st.  1 

y (2) - $3026 

Beck  H to  J Schweyer  Aug  12,  saloon,  184 

13th  pi $235 

Brown  A M to  M N Simonds  Aug  12,  rnge 

etc  305  State  st  May  12 $107 

Berg  M 0 to  O Grossmoe  Aug  7 horse  etc 

Wood  and  Division  sts  ly $125 

Brown  C W to  H A Pemberton  Aug  10, 

furn  71  Van  Buren  st  2m $59 

Cox  K to  H B Rogers,  Aug  14,  furn,  317 

Elizabeth  st,  8m $85 

Curlett  L K to  C E Wyman,  Aug  16,  furn, 

117  Jefferson  st,  3m $120 

Collins  J A to  W W Charles  Aug  12,  horses 

etc  2932  Lyman  st  6m $198 

Cartwright  J to  G K Harrington  Aug  2, 

watches  etc  6m $55 

Cushing  E D to  C Babccck  Aug  11,  print- 
ing office  300  to  306  Dearborn  stJuly 

30 $4763 

Carter  H H to  Mgt  Dali,  Aug  11,  piano 

Fischer , 257  Indiana  st,  Apl  1.  ..$650 

Carson  J M to  J H Norton,  Aug  17,  furn 

etc,  Lake,  4m $35 

Cullen  E to  O F Malcolm,  Aug  17,  furn, 

46  w Indiana  st,  4m $56 

Crank  G to  S Geisman,  Aug  18,  horses  etc, 

2819  State  st,  5m $190 

Clara  A B to  T Ritchie,  Aug  13,  furn,  3709 

State  st,  3m $80 

Devine  D to  L A W Brush,  Aug  18,  furn, 

233  w Harrison  st,  6m $62 

Dunne  M J to  J W Lusk,  Aug  16,  saloon, 

Hyde  Park,  6m $130 

Drogmund  F to  P Casey,  Aug  14,  saloon, 

652  w 14th  st,  2y $214 

Dundon  A G to  S Richardscn,  Aug  14, 

furn,  358  May  st,  6m $102 

Den  Bestern  E to  Warder,  Bushnell  & G, 

Aug  1,  horses  etc,  Thornton,  7m $125 

Dorney  M A to  F Gates,  Aug  17,  furn  etc, 

207  Ohio  st,  4m $163 

Dixon  E M to  W Hill,  Aug  16,  furn,  45  4th 

av,  10m $100 

Dorsey  I to  0 D Hadsell,  Aug  16,  furn, 

2726  Butterfield  st,  lm $44 

Edwards  C N to  C S Lingley,  Aug  11, 

copyright  etc $300 

Eddy  B to  J W Lusk,  Aug  14,  furn,  1845 

F'rederick  st,  6m $99 

Eggert  H to  Bartholomay  & B Brg  Co, 

Aug  14,  saloon,  590  s Ashland  ave,  1 y 

$300 

Ebel  R to  J H Spear,  Aug  16,  furn,  210 

Clybourne  av,  6m $130 

Embka  F to  J Petterson,  Mch  1,  cows  etc, 

2y $200 

Fockenberg  S to  G Schweinfurth,  Aug  17, 

horse  etc,  33  Keenon  st,  2y , . . . . $250 

Foley  P J to  C E Wyman,  Aug  17,  horses 

etc,  2821  Calumet  av,  6m $98 

Fultz  E H to  M L Pemberton,  Aug  16, 

furn,  3139  Dearborn  st,  3m $200 

Fdwards  C N to  C C Singley,  Aug  13,  play 
“The  Proper  Caper,”  30ds $350 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


2STo.  l'ZO  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

JUT’ Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


Flake  J C to  G Wyman,  Aug  16,  furn,  503 

Carrol  av,  6m $59 

Ford  W and  F to  F Anderson,  July  26, 

horses,  etc,  787  LaKe  st,  6m $201 

Findlay  J to  D Hyman,  Aug  14,  furn,  745 

Chestnut  st $155 

Fisher  W to  H M McIntosh  Aug  11  horses 

etc  20  Desplaines  st  2m $540 

Fraunberg  L F to  A Kane  Aug  11,  wagon 

monthly $130 

Gerhardt  W J to  A J Shapaker,  Apl  17, 

horse,  etc,  Mch  1 $598 

Govitz  H to  C Seipp  Brg  Co,  Aug  16,  sa- 
loon, 444  s Canal  st,  10m $450 

Gibbons  h to  J F Griffin  Aug  10,  restau- 
rant 42  Halsted  st  ly $776 

Gleason  J T to  0 F Malcolm  Aug  11,  furn 

213  Illinois  st  6m $64 

Gerolomy  H L to  H M Mclntosn  Aug  12, 

piano  and  furn  11  Plum  st  3m $197 

Gliner  D F'  to  J W Lusk  Aug  12,  horse  etc 

842  Hubbard  st  6m $65 

Grant  W S to  J B Close  Aug  13,  furn  2412 

Wabash  av — — $225 

Gough  R to  J W Lusk  Aug,  furn  49  Sholto 

st  6m $130 

Grunt  W S to  J J Chase,  Aug  10,  furn 

2412  Wabash  av  8m $240 

Gilbert  J L to  L A W Brush,  Aug  17,  furn, 

67  Fowler  st,  lOds $68 

Green  F A to  J W Lusk  Aug  10,  furn  1061 

Washington  bd  6m $57 

Hamilton  A to  M Starr  Aug  10,  furn  62 

Grant  pi  8% $100 

Harrison  E to  C J Shields  Aug  11,  furn 

248  Erie  st  6m $158 

Hayden  E to  G J Williams  Aug  11  piano 

483  w 12th  st $89 

Hoakerson  A to  G B Christie  Aug  6,  furn 

1056  Milwaukee  av  6m $85 

Heisterman  H to  S Richardson  Aug  12, 

furn  197  North  av  6m $102 

Hoenig  A to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  Aug  13,  sa- 
loon — — , Canalport  av3y $350 

Harris  C M to  M P Biddlecom  Aug  12, 
furn  library  etc  156  Washington  st  8m 

$122 

Hellen  T to  J W Lusk  Aug  12,  furn  246  n 

Market  st  6m $78 

Harry  J C to  J B Muir  Aug  13,  furn  437 

Wabash  av $885 

Houle  E to  G Derever  Aug  14,  piano 

18m $60 

Harland  H to  J Wyman,  July  27,  buggy, 

etc,  804  Lake  st,  6m $133 

Hoyle  E T and  T C to  J L Miller,  Aug  — , 
boiler,  engine,  etc,  16  Elgin  st,  3m.. $2000 
Halladay  J C to  W Gilman,  Aug  16,  en- 
gine, etc,  140  Lake  st,  20m $910 

Hagans  R to  M L Pemberton,  Aug  12, 

furn,  2118  State  st,  6m $56 

Hart  J to  M R Bortree,  Aug  9,  horses,  cow 

etc,  Riverside,  2m $268 

Henricks  A and  C to  M A Wolcott,  Aug  14 

furn,  459  w Huron  st,  7 m $67 

Hanson  G T to  A J Kietner,  furn,  52  Des- 
plaines st,  Nov  1 $400 

Hall  J to  C H Gersch,  Aug  14,  furn,  2y 

$1000 

Hanson  G to  N M Simonds,  Aug  18,  range 

50  n Desplaines  st,  May  10 $208 

Hamen  II  to  J H Hunt  Aug  2,  machy  etc 

49  w Lake  st  ly $169 

Ignec  G h to  M Gies  Aug  13,  furn  532 

State  st  6m $150 

Johnson  L L to  C Ryan  Aug  10,  furn  296 

w Madison  st  4m $86 

Inman  G to  C E Wyman,  Aug  17,  engine 

etc,  204  Illinois  st $1240 

Johnsen  M to  M Dennehy  Aug  6,  horses 

etc  474  w Huron  st  14m $175 

Johnson  H to  E R Walker,  Aug  16,  furn, 
3422  Dearborn  st,  5m $77 


Jensen  N to  J W Lusk,  Aug  17,  live  stock 

etc,  659  Sej  mour  st,  1 m $105 

Jenning  J to  Wiederhold,  July  27  horses 

cows  etc  Bloom  ly $124 

Jansen  P to  J h Kraft  Aug  6,  horse  etc 
Prohl  H to  E Heiss  Aug  5,  saloon  406  Cly 

bourne  av  Oct  1 $300 

Johnson  GW  to  J Goldenberg  Aug  12, 

barber  shop  2630  State  st  22wks $26 

Jordan  W to  A Carmichael,  Aug  12,  furn, 

lm ’ $57 

Jockel  C to  Hewet  & Wahl,  Aug  2,  saloon 

furn  Hyde  Park $200 

Kavanagh  J to  L B Shields  Aug  14,  furn 

22  n Halsted  st  5m $70 

Keller  G to  A Graebly,  Aug  18,  cows,  Cly- 

bourn  bridge  June  1 $500 

Kelleher  C W to  G J Williams  Aug  — , horse 

etc  2977  Wentworth  av $354 

Laurance  L H to  G H Williams  Aug  11, 
piano  and  furn  164  Schiller  st  6m.  .. $124 
Lyons  H to  W N Alley  Aug  9,  furn  222 

w Monroe  st  13m $86 

Lowrey  W to  L Eberle  Aug  11,  horses  ma- 
chinery etc  273  w 12th  st $106 

Lichtstern  B to  A Lichtstern  Aug  12,  furn 

3839  Vincennes  av  2y 

Lord  H E to  J M Greenebaum  Aug  5,  furn 

1734  Wabash  av $455 

Lavett  M W to  A Murphy  Aug  13  horses 

etc  Hyde  Park  July  1 $150 

Lindeman  G to  C Williams  Aug  13,  coupe 

etc  844  Allport  av  5m $125 

Lucas  A to  W W Charles  Aug  5,  furn  512 

Wabash  av  2m $168 

Leeright  J and  J to  Blain  Brother,  Aug  16. 

furn,  2116  Butterfield  st,  6m $15 

Larkin  J to  C Babcock,  Aug  12,  piano  (P 
P & C 13081),  1212  Wabash  av.  7m.  ..$136 
McGovern  M to  A Peterson  Aug  11  horses 

etc,  5 m $175 

McVeigh  M to  M Twiggs,  Aug  13,  furn, 

3116  Cottage  Grove  av,  8 m $57 

Monroe  J to  F Anderson,  Aug  14,  horses, 

etc,  222  Jefferson  st,  6m $119 

Murphy  F to  E R Walker,  Aug  9,  horses, 

etc,  — w 12th  st,  6m $199 

Meller  T to  W W Charles  Aug  8,  horse  etc 

307  Ohio  st  2m $225 

Mack  C E to  C Williams  Aug  5,  furn  106 

Loomis  st  5m $28 

Mauzy  B to  T Morrison  Aug  9,  furn  120 

Halsted  st  5m $460 

Meyer  W G to  M L Pemberton  Aug  12, 

horses  etc  254  Monreo  st  6m $260 

Manger  J to  B Daniels  Aug  2,  furn  60 

Locust  st  10m $117 

Miller  F to  J L Curtis  Aug  11  horses  etc 

624  Centre  av  4m $115 

Muthers  J C to  J W Lusk  Aug  10,  furn  250 

Lake  st  6m $99 

Morgan  A C to  J W Lusk  Aug  12,  furn  . 

20^  Bowery  st  6m $68 

Mignault  J C to  Blain  Brother  Aug  11, 

furn  161  LaSalle  3m $275 

Murphy  M to  T C Dixon  Aug  11,  horse 

etc $82 

McChesney  E to  S Richardson  Aug  7,  furn 

641  n Robey  st  5m $68 

Mechle  C to  C Williams,  Aug  14,  saloon, 

136  Milwaukee  av $117 

Menk  A to  G Gillespie,  Aug  16,  furn,  184 

w Lake  st,  6m $175 

McGinnis  J to  W N Ally,  Aug  16,  horse 

etc, — Butterfield  st,  6m $496 

Moynihan  C S to  A Anderson,  Aug  16, 

furn,  436  State  st  60ds  $825 

McAuliff  J to  W N Alley,  Aug  17,  furn, 

226  w Division  st,  6m $83 

Moody  M T to  W N Alley,  Aug  14,  furn, 

533  Madison  st,  6m $192 

McCoy  M B to  Bemis  & McA  B Co,  Aug  12, 
saloon,  646  Madison  st,  6 m $297 


McGovern  F to  H A Pemberton,  June  11. 

furn,  3113  Dearborn  st,  5m $18 

Markham  L to  E R Mackey  Aug  10,  furn 

408  Blue  Island  av  6 m $5 

McLean  A D to  C E Wyman  Aug  10,  furn 

19  Ann  st  7m $23 

Miller  D W to  S C Kanter,  Aug  10,  fun. 

27  e 16th  st $9 

Milnor  C A to  Gier  & Jack  Aug  13,  furn 

84  Adams  st  18m $401 

Niederhoffer  M to  R Mannheimer,  Aug  13, 

furn,  Athol  House,  2y $50< 

North  L to  A C Bendick,  Aug  16,  horses, 

3m $12( 

Nelsberg  S to  G J Williams,  Aug  14,  coal 

wagons,  etc,  3026  5th  av,  6m $37( 

Oehme  F A to  L S Baker,  Mch  1,  machv, 

etc,  178  to  182  Mather  st $6721 

Ogren  C F to  J Larson,  July  27,  distillery, 

Wood  and  Division  sis,  Sept  1 $90< 

Odell  J B to  J W Lusk,  Aug  14,  furn,  345 

Chicago  av,  6m $260 

O’Keefe  A to  S Richardson,  Aug  16,  horses 

etc,  15  Homer  st,  6m $16£ 

O’Gane  T to  M McLaughlin,  Aug  12,  store 

fixtures,  467  w 13th  pi,  6m $50 

Pierson  J N to  M L Pemberton,  Aug  IP 

furn,  Evanston,  5m $79 

Packard  L F to  J D Spear,  Aug  17,  furn, 

81  e 23d  st $62 

Peterson  M to  J Cullen,  Aug  10,  piano 

Mentmore , 2m $ 

Pinocci  L to  G Cortopassi,  Aug  16,  saloon, 

66  n Franklin  st $100 

Pavlicek  F to  J Pavdacek,  Aug  17,  machy, 

etc,  216  Clinton  st,  2y $1200 

Pinocci  L to  S Leverone,  Aug  16,  saloon, 

66  n Franklin  st,  8m $125 

Palm  L F to  J H Norton,  Aug  12,  piano, 

1351  Wabash  avj  lm $94 

Proehl  Bros  to  Porter  Mfg  Co  May  28,  en- 
gine etc  107  Coblentz  st  90ds $180 

Peck  G P to  C Tuckhorn  & Co  Aug  12,  sa- 
loon 3240  State  st  5m $65 

Puffnut  Lto  F J Dewes  B Co,  Aug  12,  sa- 
loon, 437  Milwaukee  av‘  1 y $350 

Reiner  C F to  Nat’l  Cash  Register  Co  Aug 

11,  register  67  Randolph  st  7m $175‘ 

Rosenstein  D h to  J W Lusk  Aug  12  horse 

etc  1207  Van  Buren  st  4 m $90 

Riemer  A to  Chas  Passow  & Son  Aug  6, 

pool  table  etc  738  w 13th  st  8m °$115. 

Reuh  F to  M Brand  & Co,  Aug  1,  saloon, 
Elston  and  Fullerton  avs,  8m  .... 
Rosentield  S to  E R Walker,  Aug  13,  furn, 

123  Sibley  st,  5m $159 

Rowland  E R to  J W Lusk,  Aug  17,  furn, 

54  Ada  st,  8m $372 

Riebolt  W to  J Wyman,  Aug  11,  horses,  11 

Waller  st,  6m $496 

Ritter  J F to  W N Alley,  Aug  17,  furn,  184 


23d  st,  5m . 

Ryan  T to  W N Alley, 


$98 

Aug  17,  furn  and 
piano  Reed  & Sons  10330,  1144  Lill  av, 

3m $141 

Richard  M to  B D Long,  Aug  16,  furn,  301 

Lake  st,  Apl  1 $175 

Scott  J W to  J D Spear,  Aug  4,  buggy,  etc, 

1322  Michigan  av,  5m $59 

Smith  C and  B to  E R Walker,  Aug  11, 

furn,  279  Milwaukee  av,  8m $95 

Smediey  J L to  R H Babcock,  Aug  7,  furn, 

340  Ohio  st $132 

Smith  S to  L B Shields,  Aug  16,  furn  507 

Victoria  st $40 

Swiderski  W to  F Lebkowski,  July  13,  bar- 
ber shop,  Adams  st  and  5th  av,  3m.  ..$600 
Spfluth  A to  S Gusman,  Aug  17,  horse  etc, 

2109  Michigan  av,  Oct  1 $110 

Stuhlmacher  A to  G J Williams,  Aug  16, 
horses,  etc,  2903  Butterfield  st,  3m. . .$115 
Staats  E to  M A Staats,  Aug  16,  piano 

Boardman,  G & Co , and  farn,  624 

Congress  st,  2y $700 

Sherman  R E to  M A Sherman,  Aug  16, 

horse  etc,  624  Fulton  st,  Nov  6 $400 

Schoknecht  C to  C J Shields  Aug  14  furn, 

355  w Chicago  av  4m $122 

Sandham  F to  W N Alley,  Aug  17,  machy 

etc,  49  Jefferson  st,  3m $175 

Strong  E to  M A Wolcott,  Aug  16,  furn,  97 

Seymour  st,  lm $72 

Stevenson  L and  J to  J D Spear,  Aug  11, 

furn,  560  Wabash  av,  6m $94 

Sharp  B F to  D Scott,  July  22,  furn,  213  w 

Randolph  st $250 

Shaddle  H L to  M L Pemberton,  Aug  18, 

furn,  265  Robey  st,  3m $148 

Sutherland  C to  M Brand  & Co,  Aug  11, 

saloon,  176  Perry  st,  6m $250 

Schoenrock  F to  W Lang  Aug  11,  house 

1056  w 20th  st  ly $250 

Swartman  E to  G K Harrington  July  12, 

furn  64  Goeth  est  3m $333 

Seidel  R to  W T Johnson  Aug  9,  furn  537 
Larrabee  st  6m $130 


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T.  WILCE  Sc  CO 

LUMBER,  LATH  AMD  SHifSCLES 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber, 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRV  KIRNS,  and,  having-  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

K I L jV  - It  It  I E It  II ;1  It  it  IF  ft  ft  It  PL  ft  O It  I N G t 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices , 

Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts.,  CHICAGO,  ILL 


Stein  I A to  Blain  Brother,  Aug  11,  horses 

etc  373  Wabash  av $448 

Skorazinski  N to  J H Hunt  Aug  2 machy, 

261  Randolph  st  8m $253 

Tauszky  H to  R D Kelly,  Aug  16,  turn,  24 

Maple  st,  4m $400 

Tauber  R to  C Williams,  Aug  16,  horses 

etc,  1554  Milwaukee  av,  7m $130 

Tallman  Bros  to  C Babcock,  Aug  13,  elec- 
tric goods,  80  Market  st,  5m $85 

Thompson  E to  H A Pemberton,  Aug  13, 

4027  Ashland  av,  5m $65 

Taylor  F M to  0 E Wyman,  Aug  14,  stat- 
ues, etc.  27  n Throop  Bt,  3m $59 

Tedrahn  C A to  G A Bloechle,  Aug  l,furn, 

262  w Randolph  st,  16m $1200 

Tanner  G H to  L D Russ,  turn,  S Evans- 
ton  $1500 

Ullrich  L to  M L Pemberton,  Aug  17, 
furn  and  piano,  Weber  19438,  3214 

Rhodes  av,  5m $240 

Vandenburgh  H F to  H R Kelley  June  22, 

furn  122  33d  st  demand $2098 

Vigus  J to  C J Shields,  Aug  17,  piano 

Chase  3975,  346  Madison  st,  6m $94 

Vinton  G A to  M L Pemberton,  Aug  17, 

furn,  116  Monroe  st,  7m $395 

iVegenhenkel  H to  Bartholomay  & B B Co, 

May  10,  saloon.  286  Water  st $575 

SVyatt  W E to  F S FredericKs,  Aug  12, 

horses  etc,  Lake,  14m $1300 

IVimmermarth  P to  J W Lusk,  furn,  177 

Sedgwick  st,  6m ..$130 

SVindhart  C to  C Betzel,  Aug  14,  furn,  333 

n Wood  st,  6m $60 

5V right  M to  M R Bortree,  Aug  12,  furn, 

442  37th  st,  4m $140 

iVagner  C to  C E Robinson,  Aug  16,  horse 

etc,  553  Clark  st,  20m $1000 

tVorden  C M to  L B Shields,  Aug  13,  furn 

Delaware  Flats,  6m $478 

Yenzel  F to  B Spinghe,  Aug  17,  horses, 

etc,  827  n Robey  st,  ly $225 

Veil  S to  C Passow  & Son  Aug  13  pool 

tables  etc  So  Chicago  10m $75 

Yittke  FJtoPR  Isham  Aug  13,  furn  etc 

— Lake  st  6m $176 

Voods  J C to  A Woods  Aug  12,  wagon  etc 

2y $300 

Vood  C C J to  J D Spear  Aug  11,  furn 

523  Iowa  st  3m $59 

Varner  J C to  Schwan  & Neither,  Ang  11, 
house  6214  and  6212  Halsted  st  2y. . .$500 
liegler  J P to  H BurKhardt,  Aug  9,  bldg, 

879  Halsted  st $1700 

THURSDAY’S  REPORT. 

TOO  LATE  TO  CLASSIFY. 

imith  M P to  W W Charles,  Aug  16;  pi- 
ano, Hallett  & C 25901,  22s6  Indiana  av 

6m $60 

Jorrigan  J to  W W Charles, , barber 

shop,  3816  Halsted  st,  6m  $61 

larper  J to  W S Wharton,  Ang  18,  horses 

474  w 14th  st,  3m $52 

IcConnell  P to  W S Wharton,  Aug  16, 
horses  etc,  187  w Randolph  st,  3m. . .$531 
rill  F to  R Bode,  June  29.  horses  cows 

etc,  Hanover $496 

tory  C G to  W W Charles,  Aug  18,  fnrn, 

2001  Prairie  av,  3m $235 

ichmensen  H S to  W W Charles,  Ang  17, 
wagon  etc,  402  w Chicago  av,  3m.  ...$110 
liver  H E to  W W Charles,  July  31,  fnrn, 
and  piano  Vose  15535,  763  Van  Bnren 

8t>  $280 

lackendorf  F to  W W Charles,  Ang  16, 

horses  etc,  687  n Halsted  st,  3m $57 

alley  G to  W W Charles,  Aug  16,  furn, 

i 155  Fulton  st,  4m $123 

omKe  C to  Blain  Brother,  Aug  18,  horses 

etc,  3929  Dearborn  st,  6m $248 

afling  E to  P Goodyear,  Ang  19,  furn, 

415  State  st,  18m $600 

ammong  J to  Wacker  & B B & M Co, 

Ang  18,  saloon,  124  Larrabee  st,  ly . . $300 
herf  J to  WacKer  <fc  B B <fc  M Co,  Ang  17, 
bbIoou.  1775  Milwaukee  av $125 


Whitlock  W M to  C Williams,  Aug  18, 

furn,  138  s Morgan  st.  7m $83 

Simpson  C E to  ' Allen  Mfg  Co,  Aug  5, 

molder  and  planer.  5m $250 

Wahl  J to  Blain  Brother,  Aug  17,  marKet, 

116  w Washington  st,  6m $104 

Weese  A to  J W Lusk,  Aug  18,  furn,  135 

Clinton  st,  6m $247 

McDonough  T J to  J W Lusk,  Aug  18, 
piano  Vose  14418,  351  Robey  st,  6m.  .$97 
Jacobson  N to  F S Weigley,  Aug  18,  en- 
gine, etc,  Jefferson,  ly $4000 

Thompson  J C to  W H King,  Aug  16,  furn, 

649  Laxe  st,  ly $270 

Bright  J to  C Williams.  Aug  18,  furn. 

Archer  av,  7m $700 

DecKer  A to  M Schmidhofer,  Aug  17,  furn, 

194  Van  Buren  st,  ly $950 

Page  E D to  R Elias,  July  27,  store,  285 

MilwauKee  av,  5m $160 

Roberts  W to  W N Allen,  Aug  18,  horses 

etc.  14  Ryan  pi,  6m $93 

Nichols  E and  S to  W N Alley,  Aug  17, 
piano,  H & D 18123,  434  Randolph  st.$92 
Parrott  H to  D Rankin,  Aug  17,  furn,  148 
Sangamon  st,  6m $57 


MORTGAGES. 

McGeeny  M to  B & 0 Emp  R Assn  Aug 
10,  It  34  b 5 Palmer’s  add  8 37  15  6 % 

$500 

Snapp  C D et  al  to  M E Kimball  June  25, 
pt  Its  4 and  5 b 6,  21  38  14,  5y  7%.  .$1400 
Dupont  F to  N Corwith  July  13,  It  7 b 3, 

36  39  14  4y  1%  $300 

Genervous  O to  N Corwith  July  13,  It  9 b 3 

36  39  14  4y  7% $300 

Smith  J W to  N Corwith  Apl  3,  It  22  b 11 

Corwith  sub  36  39  13  3y  7% $260 

Kelly  E S (oC  B Eggleston,  July  19,  It  24 

b 6,  21  38  14  5y  7% $1250 

Braun  F to  P E Stanley,  July  1,  It  21  Tay- 
lor’s sub  8 38  14  3y  5# $400 

Turgeon  h to  N Corwith  et  al  July  19  It  6 

b 3,  36  39  13  4y  7% $300 

Peterson  C to  N C Schmidt  Aug  9 pt  It  4 

Borden’s  sub  36  40  13  ly  6# $700 

Van  Zandt  L B and  C J to  J Tucker,  June 

1,  It  29  Stone’s  add  2y $500 

Borden  J U to  M M Brown  Aug  11.  Its  26 

to  48  b 2,  13  39  13  2y  6% . . .$134 

Radermacher  A to  Radehmacher  Aug  7, 

It  24  b 2,  29  40  14  3y  5% $300 

Dale  J T to  M E Mellor  Aug  11,  pt  Its  26 

to  30  b 44  33  40  14 $2490 

Clancy  W to  Arcanum  B L <fc  H Assn, 

Its  39  and  40  b 15  BicKerdike  add  8$. 5000 
Vaeytle  M to  M Weidna  Aug,  9 It  14  b 8 

29  40  14  2y  6% $450 

Carlsen  O C to  W North  Av  B L & H Assn 

Aug  11,  It  26  b 4 36  40  13  5# $12C0 

Shepard  M E to  Cicero  B <fc  L Assn  Ang  9 

Its  1 and  2 b 1 26  39  13  8# $3200 

Hepp  J H to  Humboldt  Park  B & L Assn 

Ang  12  Its  1 to  3 b 1 36  40  13  5% $4000 

Geisler  F to  E G Uihlien  Aug  11,  It  77  • 

Ballin  sub  8 38  14  3y  6# $500 

Ronayne  E to  House  B & L Assn  Aug  9 It 

66  4 39  14 $1000 

Schippers  S P and  J to  B A Eckhart  Aug 
12  pt  Its  6 to  10  b 3 Rockwell  add  3y  7% 

$2283 

Klein  G to  A McCord  Apl  20;its  1 to  3 7 to 

9 b 13  3137  14  6y  7%.\ $5000 

Bisbee  C D to  L C Dorsett  Aug  10,  It  32  b 

23  12  19  13  5y  6% $1600 

McAffee  C H to  Douglas  Pk  B Assn  Ang 
12,  It  24  and  pt  23  b 1 b 7 26  39  13  8 % 

1 $2400 

Morier  A & H to  N Corwith  July  20,  It  1 

b 14  36  39  13  2y  7% $400 

Towbridge  G W to  L S Heafield  Aug  11, 

Its  13  to  15  b 2 14  38  13  ly  7%. $750 

Taylor  C A to  J J Hamblin  Aug  2,  It  5 b 7 

J & P add  2y  G% $780 

Skerry  J to  C W Richmond  Aug  6 pt  Its 

12  te  14  b 13  LaGrange  3y $950 

Crowford  A to  J W Gross  Aug  12.  It  7 b 2 
36  40  13  26m  7% $850 


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Brubach  C to  C H Puscheck  Aug  12,  It  43 

b 3 Dock  add  3y  7% $350 

Christman  J C to  Chicago  Perm  B & L 
Assn  July  20,  Its  1 and  2 b 13,  4 38  14 

$7500 

Wells  O M to  G G Newburg  Aug  2,  It  4 b 

62,  4 38  14  5y  7% $16580 

Johansen  I to  Phoenix  B Society  Aug  11, 

pt  It  11  b 3,  6 39  14  5# $1400 

Payne  L to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co  Aug  7,  pt 

It  1 b 30,  27  39  14  etc  5y  6% $30000 

Goodwin  D to  C M Treadwav  Aug  10,  Its  1 

to  8 b 1,  23  39  13  5y  6%.  . $2000 

Bylsmak  T to  Holland  B & L Assn  Aug  13, 

It  13  b 1,  8 38  14  7% $400 

Kennedy  M to  P Maloney  Aug  13,  Its  17 

and  34  b 1,  7 39  14  ly  4# $1000 

Leidler  W E to  A Jaegerman  Aug  3,  pt  Its 

4 and  5 b 51,  35  38  14  8% $870 

Mitchell  R to  A Jaegerman  Aug  3,  It  3 and 

pt  It  4 b 51,  35  38  14  8% $870 

Arndt  M to  F W Hatterman  Feb  12,  pt  It 

7 b 84  Elston’s  add  3y  6% $300 

Lee  C S to  A T Sherman  Aug  13,  It  5 b 9 

Hyde  Park  ly  7% $2000 

Blank  D to  N Corwith  Apl  3,  It  27  b 2,  36 

39  13,  4y  7% $200 

Payette  A to  Lake  Shore  B & L Assn  Aug 

9,  It  25  b 2,  8 38  14  6# $300 

Cummings  P R to  Phoenix  B Society  Aug 

12,  Its  54  and  55  b 1,  29  40  14  5% $2000 

Moeller  W to  C Hendricks  Aug  5,  It  4 b 33 

Sheffield  add  9y  6# $1580 

Martens  J to  C Betow  xug  16,  It  106  of  It 

4 b 9 Sheffield  add  2y  6% $500 

Scott  D to  Commonwealth  L & B Assn 

Aug  12,  It  74  Henry  sub  9 38  14  8 %.  .$600 
Paige  J M to  B & G Emp  R Assn  Aug  17, 

Its  13  and  14  b 8 S Chicago $800 

Pierre  L A to  E A Cummings  Jan  15,  pt  It 

5 b 10,  Duncan’s  add  5y  6# $1,500 

Strassheim  D to  Phoenix  B Society  Aug  10. 

It  36  b 2,  29  40  14  5% $2,200 

Soeschen  H to  Garden  City  Mut  S L & B 
Assn  Aug  13,  Its  47  and  48  Freytag’s  sub 

8 36  15 

Van  Dvorn  L to  D J De  Johg,  May  24,  Its 

53  and  54  It  1,  16  37  14  ly  8% $100 

Nalikowski  V to  N Chicago  Mnt  S & B 
Assn  Aug  17,  It  14  b 2 b 21,  31  39  14  5 

$400 

Staab  F to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn  Aug 

16,  It  8 b 1 Sheffield  add  51-5 $1,400 

Starr  J C to  L A Palmer  Aug  17,  It  3 b 8, 

27  39  14  4y  6% $8,000 

Hawley  C W to  E O Gale  Aug  12.  n % It  2 

b 7,  12  39  13  lOy  7 % .' $800 

Landwer  L L to  J Landwer,  Aug  9,  pt  n w 

M,  8 42  10  10 y 5% $1,500 

Barkerfield  F to  P J Doyle,  May  1,  pt  Its 
16  and  17  b 25,  16  38  14,  84m,  6%.  . . $1675 
Woodin  W to  P J Coyle,  Apl  19,  It  14  It  25, 

16  38  14,  6# $1225 

Finger  F to  M Vogt,  Aug  10,  Its  34  ahd  35 

b 13,5  39  13,  3y,  7 % $200 

Summerfield  S to  C H Brethold,  Aug  14, 

Its  3 and  4 It  12,  etc,  34  39  14,  lday.  .$450 
Slant  R Jr  to  R Plant  Sr,  Aug  14,  It  3 

b 130,16  39  14,  2y,  G% .'...$600 

Twichell  W to  J Lund,  May  1,  It  29  b 2,  1 

39  13,  ly,  8# $395 

Evers  A to  N Chi  Mut  S & B Assn,  Aug  12, 

It  10  b 3,  Gross  Park  add,  5 1-5# $1300 

Lee  W.  J.  to  N Chi  Mut  S & B Assn,  Aug 
11,  It  15  and  16  b 8 b 10,  Sheffield 
add 


Pries  C to  J Pries  to  5th  Ward  B & L 
Assn,  Aug  9,  It  51  b 8,  Archer  add,  8# 


McNamara  M to  Lincoln  B & L Assn, 

Aug  5,  It  13  It  9,  29  39  14,  8# $500 

Lally  A to  E Hart,  Aug  13,  It  13  b 31,  7 39 

14,  5y,  6# $650 

Dziewior  J,  Its  21  and  22  b 16,  4 39  14,  3y, 

6# $12000 

Fleit  E B to  Englewood  B & L Assn,  It  5 b 

4,  2 38  14,  7% $2500 

Sanders  C to  N Corwith,  July  13,  It  14  b 3, 
Hall’s  sub,  1 38  13,  3y,  7%  p m $250 


Colburn  G L to  J Morris,  Aug  12,  It  5 Its 

10  to  15  1 1 27,  Ellis  e add,  4y,  7% $3155 

Winne  K to  M S Barstow,  Aug  16,  pt  It  69 

n e \4  23  38  14,  5y,  7# $800 

Winne  K to  M S Barstow,  Aug  16,  pt  It  77 

u e 14  23  38  14,  5y,  7% $1200 

Reibh  C F L to  T Riehl,  July  27,  It  2l  b 27 

Sheffield  add,  4v,  6# $175 

Sachtlehen  H to  J Woller,  July  28,  It  70  b 

60,  19  30  14,  5y,  6# $1350 

Kobbs  E to  W D Jones,  Ang  10,  It  4 b 5 b 

32  and  pt  31,  33  39  14,  ly,  7% $600 

Schalm  A to  Hoepe  & Korff;  Aug  16,  It  5 b 
7,  Pierce’s  add,  Holstein,  7y,  6# $1176 


BItlS  OF  SALE. 

^ Hart  V M to  M Rosenberg  & Co  Aug  13, 

saloon $1700 

Standemeier  Conrad  to  Nic  Ernster  Ang  9 

saloon  3934  Wentworth  av $850 

Helriegel  John  to  Carl  W More  Aug  6, 
bldg  and  It  39  blk  17  s e ^ 35  40  13. $210 
Bouhik  Matij  to  F Zak  Aug  2,  saloon  643 

VanHorn  st $200 

Zak  Franz  to  Bartholomae  & Roesing  Aug 

2,  saloon  643  VanHorn  st $200 

Berent  Frank  to  J Hilger  & Chas  Gold- 
man Aug  5,  Grocery  store  33  Thomas  st 

$1375 

Winter  Martha  E to  C Kantezky  & A 
Bernhold  Aug  4,  stock  and  fixtures  in 

store  etc  24  05  Wentworth  ay $150 

Winter  Alex  to  Fred  VonKlein  Feb  22, 
stock  and  fixtures  in  store  2405  Went- 
worth av $1000 

Christian  Adams  to  Jay  A Youngs  Aug  4, 
grocery  store,  horse  and  wagon  etc,  117 

Washington  st $350 

Brushaher  H to  John  Luckow,  Aug  3,  horse 
and  wagons  in  Coal  yard  in  Jefferson 

$900 

Baer  W J to  A J Baer,  Aug  9,  Plumbing 

and  shop  193  N Clark  st $200 

Pinard  Thos  D to  C Fabry,  Aug  7,  furn  at 

Mantena $400 

Machey  Joseph  to  H Scherffetan,  Aug  5. 

Cigar  Factory  3245  State  st $100 

Giordine  Manard  to  H Decolo,  Ang  12, 

grocery  store  71  w Indiana  av $200 

Martin  Edmond  to  Mary  Martin,  Ang  11, 

saloon  165  w Madison  st $1800 

Klein  Andrew  to  Herman  Haenish,June  14, 

shoe  store  109  s Clark  st  $275 

Koehler  Henry  to  Adolph  Hoenig,  Aug  13, 

saloon $450 

Stibaldt  & C to  Oscar  Strune,  Aug  2,  stock 
and  fixtures  in  store  338  Milwaukee  av$ — 
Kunowskv  Emma  to  Jessie  Harmon,  Ang 

1,  furn  109  n Franklin  st $1,500 

Dnnlap  Heber  M to  Hannah  Gihhons,  Aug 
10,  Dining  Hall  horse  and  wagon  etc  42 

and  44  s Halsted  st $727 

Donah  Vadam  to  K Stein,  Ang  2,  grocery 
store  408  w 17th  st $280 


SHERIFFS  SALES. 

TUESDAY,  AUG.  24,  1886. 

Joseph  Henry  vs  J.  A.  Kling,  amount  of 
exeention  $1,005.30  and  costs.  Lot  twelve 
(12)  in  block  one  (1).  Ridgeley’s  addition  to 
Chicago,  in  east  half  northeast  quarter,  sec- 
tion eight  (8),  township  thirty-nine  (39) 
north,  range  fourteen  (14),  east  of  3rd  prin- 
cipal mfridian,  situated  in  Cook  County, 
State  of  Illinois. 

The  K.  G.  Schmidt  Brewing  Company  vs. 
Mrs.  Henriette  Kranse,  amount  of  execution 
$192.90  and  costs.  The  south  twenty  four 
and  % feet  of  the  north  sixty-six  feet  of  the 
east  quarter  of  lot  twenty  one  (21),  in  block 
two  (2),  in  Sheffield’s  addition  to  Chicago, 
situated  in  Cook  Oounty,  State  of  Illinois. 

SEPTEMBER  18. 

Lots  7 and  8 Warren’s  sub,  b 8,  C T snb, 
33  40  14,  and  numerous  lots  in  Meserve’s 
sub,  b 2,  Seller’s  snb,  s e ^ n w 19  40  14. 

Louisa  S.  Mesebve,  Ex. 


488 


«{IIIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  AIV’I>  qUIT- 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lot  29  b 8,  U S Banks  add’n,  Aug  12,  J C 

Ogden  to  Allen  Pelky $388 

Lot  62  b 8,  Flournoy’s  re-sub  of  J & P add 
Feb  11,  Mary  and  W VV  Marcy  to  Emily 

P Cushing $150 

Same  premises, , G M Steese  to  Em- 
ily P Cushing  $60 

Same  premises, , N S and  J B Brad- 
ley to  E P Cushing $500 

Lot  8 b 4,  Stone’s  sub,  15  acs,  in  sw  J4  34 
39  14,  Aug  6,  Mary  S Whipple  to  C H 

Brethold $1,062 

Lots  2 5 and  7,  Sup  Ct  ptn,  n 10  acs  ne 
ne  13  38  14  July  15,  So  Park  Commrs 

to  J I Carter $50 

Lot  15  of  lots  1 aDd  2,  Gray’s  sub  in  ne  ^ 

36  40  13,  August  11,  Elizabeth  E V 

Vaughan  to  Jas  Walsh $25 

Part  of  lots  57  to  61  b 69,  33  40  14,  Aug 

11,  N O Allen  to  J N Young $350 

Lot  30  b 2.  Pierce’s  Humboldt  Park  addn, 
Aug  14,  Lewis  K Curlett  to  H E K Eicke 

$500 

S 5034  ft  of  Its  67  blk  12, w pt  5 39  14.  Aug 
16,  Jas  W Converse  to  C L Cederherg, 

$50 

Lot  19,  Adams’  sub  of  13  acs  in  se  qr  28 
39  14,  July  29,  Harriet  M Tuller  to  J W 
Tucker $50 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

Aug.  30. 

Lot  48  sub  of  lots  30  to  53  inclusive,  and  lots  67  to 
90,  Chicago  Land  Co’s  sub  blck38,  Sheffield  add.  D J 
Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  8 b 20,  Duuton.  L J J Nissen,  Master,  L N. 

Lot  40  b 33.  H H Walker’s  sub  blks  33  34  4?  and  pt 
b 48,  19  39  14.  H T Steel,  Mast.  L N. 

Aug.  31. 

Lot  52  b 4 Honoie’s  re-sub  biks  1 2 3 4 5 and  w half 
b 6, Turnon’s  sub  pt  e half  sw  qr  w half  se  qr  18  39  14. 
Also  lots  11  12  13  14  b 60,  Cornel);  also  lots  45  and  46 
sub  b 2,  McConnell  Bros’  sub  e half  b 7 C T sub  east 
half  29  40  14;  also  lot  28  26  b 5,  Austinville,  Austin’s 
3ub  e half  ne  qr,  Merrick  sub  west  half  nw  qr  9 39  13. 
8 F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Block  4,  except  etc.,  n half  lot  2 and  lot  1 North 
Fifth  st,  b 5;  also  b 6,  except  1 4 and  3 and  lot  12  3b 
6,  s half  b 5,  lot  16  and  s half  lot  17  b 4;  Its  11  and  12 
b 4;  also  land  in  Miller’s  sub,  Desplaines,  S S Miller’s 
add  to  Maywood,  ne  quar  11  39  12,  west  of  Desplaines 
river,  north  of  Lake  st;  also  land  bet  N 4th  st  and  N 
5th  st,  etc.  D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Sept.  4. 

John  H Perry’s  interest  in  lots  11  12  13  and  14  b 1, 
A J Howki’s  South  Park  sub  prt  tec  22,  T 38  14.  E J 
Whitehead,  Mast.  L N. 

Sept.  6. 

Lot  11  b 4 It  7 b 5,  Adam  Murray’s  add;  also  lots  20 
21  28  and  29,  Blake’s  sub  of  lot  1 b 5,  J H Bees’  add  to 
Brighton,  being  part  of  sub  sw  qr  31  39  15.  H L Wait, 
Master,  L N. 

September  7. 

Lot  75  Given’s  & Gilbert's  sub  s 15  acre  e Vi  e Vi  sw 
qr  14  39  13.  J F Richmond,  Trustee.  L N. 

Lt  37,  Hoyne’s  sub  lots  1 and  2 b 27,  C T sub  S Frac 
Sec  29  39  14.  C E Morrison,  Adm.  L N. 

Lots  10  and  11  blk  5,  Koy’s  add,  sub  nw  qr  s half  n 
w qr  nw  qr  8 38  14 . Also  It  25  Altgeld’s  sub  n half  sw 
qr  b 4 sub  of  b 44,  Sheffield’s  add  (311  Ward  st).  S F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

September  8. 

Lot  46  47  48,  Sombry  & Grus’  sub,  lot  or  blk  28,  S 
T sub  16  38  14.  J R Custer,  Master.  L N. 

The  s Vi  (25  ft ) lot  2 blk  46,  Evanston;  also  part  n 10 
bcs  e Vi  ne  qr  24,  41  13,  west  of  bk  3,  Wilder  & Chase’s 
add,  Evanston;  also,  lot  1 2 and  3 blk  6,  Chase  & Pit- 
ner’s  addn  to  Evanston.  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

September  15. 

Lot  16,  De  Stobile’s  sub  w half  n half  e half  sw  qr 
18  39  14;  also  a lot  bet  lot  16  and  Leavitt  st,  30x27  ft, 
and  pt  lt  30.  D Goodwin,  Trustee.  L N, 

Sept.  18. 

Lot  26  b 13  13.  Elston’s  add  5 39  14  and  bldg  No  607 
Milwaukee  ave  and  lot  1 b 5,  Holstein  sub  sec  31  40  14. 
E J Whitehead,  Mast.  L N. 


Considerable  originality  with  much  good 
taste  is  shown  in  the  designs  of  furniture 
recently  brought  out.  A very  pleasing  nov- 
elty of  the  season  is  the  spinning-wheel 
chair,  in  the  body  of  which  every  part  of  the 
old-fashioned  spinning-wheel  is  used  with 
most  picturesque  effect.  The  chair  comes 
in  mahogany,  cherry  or  antique  oak. 

The  tendency  of  table-ware  is  toward 
smallness  and  compactness.  The  butter- 
plates,  salt-cellars  and  pepper-pots  are  very 
diminutive  and  as  a rule  they  are  decorated 
in  the  same  manner  as  the  larger  pieces, 
although  there  are  many  odd  and  striking 
designs.  In  salt-cellars,  shells,  leaves,  fruit, 
and  flowers  are  imitated,  while  pepper-pots 
come  as  mushroons,  strawberries,  acorns  and 
branching  off  into  the  animal  kingdom, 
every  specimen  is  most  faithfully  reper- 
sented. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND 


HARDWOOD  —DRV -YARD  FKICKS 

( Retail.) 

WHITEWOOD. 


Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in $38.00@40. 

1st  and  2d 30.00  35. 

Box  boards 35. 

Inch  and  over 26.  30. 

Half  inch 23.  28. 

Common  1st,  1 in 20.  22. 

Plank 22.  25. 

Cull 12.  15. 

ASH. 

1 to  4 in $35.00  @40. 

W agon  stock 40. 

Wagon  poles 55.00  @60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in.  . . 45.00@ 
Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 50.00  @ 

OAK. 

Clear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.  @38. 

Common 22.  @25. 

Timber 25.  @28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in,,  clear 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45. 

Quartered 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  35. 

Common 25. 

OHEBBT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80. 

st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@90. 

BUTTEBNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55, 

HICKORY. 

Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50. 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

33^x434 90@  1.00 

4x5 1.00@  1.25 

4x6 1.50 

43^x6 1.75 

5x6 1.75 

BLACK  WALNUT. 

Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  ana  up$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  60. 

Select,  3*4x10  in.  and  over..  . 75. 

34x10  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m.  125.00 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

*34*234 7 

3x3 19 

MAPLF. 

Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 
dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Basswood,  1st $25.00 

Hickory  elm 25. 

Gray  elm 20. 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 35.  @40. 

Sycamore 25. 

Chestnut 50. 

Mahogany,  per  ft 18.  @40. 


YELLOW  PINE. 

These  prices  represent  car  lots,  F.  O.  B., 
Chicago. 

DBESSED  AND  MATCHED  FLOOBING,  KILN  DRIED 

1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  4 in . . $25.00 
1st  and  2d  clear  flooring,  6 in . . 25. 

Common,  4 inch 21. 

Culls 15 

BEADED  CEILING  4 OB  6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  54  inch $25. 

1st  and  2d  clear  % inch 28. 

WAGON  BOX  BOARDS. 

B and  better $25.00 

STEP  PLANK. 

1st  and  2d  clear  1*4,  1J4  anl* 

2 in $35. 

Common 27. 

FINISHING. 

1st  and  2d  clear $32.00 


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ORR  & LOCKETT, 

Dealers  in 

Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

1 UF  EVERY  DLLCRIRTLON, 

184  & 186  CLARK  ST.,  AND  138  MONROR  ST. 

We  Make  a specialty  of 

Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 

And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  Sole  Chicag* 
Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Workei 
‘’Perfection”  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  an 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319-321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


GASOLINE) 

fafefr 


Factory  Lamps 

gdlLDEKS  OF 

VGA5  ^ 

WATER 


PHILADELPHIA. 

N.Y&N.J.G.G.Lt.Co.Ltd. 

No.  I park  place. 

NEW  YORK 


J.  J.  WADE, 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzle  streets,  Chicago. 


O.  M.  Wells.  j.  m.  Secuist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

REAL  EST  A T E, 
loa  LaSalle  St..  Boom  15.  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloirr.  ining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Hear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  « . ■ 

For  sale.  Chicago. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Itooin*  15-15.  ao  LaHalle  Hti  eet. 


J,  P.  BOWES. 


G.  B.  ORUICKSHANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

HEAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

IS 4 Deartoorn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Properly  a Specialty. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Heal  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  & 54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  anti  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


EDWARDS  &.  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10, 12  and  20  feet Li  00 

„ 14, 16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1’4  and  l'/J-inch • • 13  00 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing , 16  leet It  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

„ 12,  It,  18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  It  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  orlces  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 60 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  (X) 

1 14  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  (X)  50 

214 -inch 00  60 

214-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  It,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 11  00 (a;  16  00 

2x8,  „ „ 11  00I&14  50 

2x10,  „ 11  00616  00 

2x12,  „ 11  00@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-lnch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 


Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— 4! AR  LOTS  DRY. 

THICK  OLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 


1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch 147  00 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1)4  and  1%  inches  45  00 

3d  clear,  114,  1V6  and  2 inenes 42  00 

A select,  114  and  114  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches 41  00 

B select,  1%,  154  and  2 inches 30  00@32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 25  00 

2x4  B,  select  21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30J0O 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 47  00 

3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select 25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C 32  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

I)  18  ft 23  00 

D20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2, 12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

'•  " 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

' B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 


All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 


FLOORING— DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 35  00 

B 33  00 

C 25  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B . . . 29  00 

C 25  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B .6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

B 35  10 

0 27  00 


FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 


1st  and  2d  clear 40  00 

A siding  strips 38  00 

A flooring  strips 33  00 

B „ „ 32  00 

0 „ 23  00 


beaded  CEILING — TIED. 

i -Clear,  ?ij-inch,  4 and  6-inch 23  00 

A',  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

l B 20  50 

I 0 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  % -inch,  6-inch 32  00 

i Clear  and  A,  24 -inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

! B,  54  insh.,  6irch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

Is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

I B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 10  50 

% -inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more£than 
flooring. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  POSTER, 


REAL  ESTATE 

Room  7. 


108  Sc  110  Dearborn 

St.,  - Chicago. 


SEWING  MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL.  ! 


PERFECT  SATISFACTION 

Her  Eric  Serai  Machine  Cc. 

— ORANGE,  MASS.— 

"D  Union  Square,  N,  Y,  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  fio. 
A’.ianta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex,  San  Francisco,  Cai. 


FOR  SALE  Vf 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

W1I.  LEAtiUE  & co„ 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  8.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

WHEELER  & CO.— Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Rent- 
ing. Room  1—130  La  Salle  St. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SMITH  Sc  GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

1 (Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO, 

granch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasoiably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AGENCY. 

IOI  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


WILLIAM  LUMLEY, 

194  LaSalle  St.,  - - Chicago,  111. 

BANK," 

AND 


Furniture 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 

and  Fittings 


Lare-e  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order  ‘l 


extra,  according  to  size 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 “ “ “ “ 14 

6 u “ “ “ 18 

7 u u “ “ 23 

8 “ “ “ “ 33 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 43 

8 inch,  sawed  }4,  7 feet lv/% 

9 to  11,  “ 7 feet 11 

5^4  inch,  “ l/2,  7 feet 7 Y% 

6 “ “ l/*-,  7 feet 9 

7 “ “ l/2,  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ *4,  7 feet 16 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 


Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and. 2d  in $24  00@26  00 

1*4  in.  and  over 25  00  27  00 

Common 17  00 

Cull H 00  13  00 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1*4  iu 23  00  25  00 

Thicker 25  00  27  00 

Cull 8 00  10  00 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

Clear 26  00 

Common 16  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

Timbers 17  00  19  00 

Quarter-sawed 38  00 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 24  00  25  00 

Common 15  00  16  00 

Cull 10  00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00  30  00 

Axles 30  00 

Cull 10  00 

Reaches 25  00  27  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d.  1 in 65  00  75  00 

Thicker 70  00  80  00 

Common 45  00  50  00 

Cull 25  00  30  GO 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50  00 

1J4x11/2  & 2x2 25  00  35  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  *fe  2d,  in 70  00  75  00 

Thick 80  00  85  00 

Common 35  00  40  00 

Cull • lo  00  15  00 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

1st  & 2d 32  50  35  00 

1st  & 2d,  1^4  in  and  up 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Cull 6 00  10  00 

Log  run  13  00  15  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00  21  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 5 00  7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

Clear 20  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 00  6 00 

Log  Run 14  00  15  00 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 24  00  27  00 

Common  and  better 22  00 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

SYCAMORE. 

Good 15  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Common ...  12  00 

Cull 6 00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00  15  CO 

Cull 

Log  Run 12  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling..  ..  29  00  24  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 19  00  20  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  29  00 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 30  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD* 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 44  50 

“ “ “ rough 42  50 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 90 

Fancy  butt 4 60 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago 


Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  PATENT  STOP  AND 
WASTE  COCK  & WATER  CLOSET. 


346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICAGO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


Manufacturers 
of  line 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings,  ' 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  EJard  Woods. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 
Inventors  and  So1  ‘ Manufacturers  of 


BOYNTON  FURNACES! 


Fine  Brass  Work, 

—AS— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 


Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 


Dealers  in 


HOTAIR  FURNACES 


Registers  and  Ventilators, 


Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 


Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
MMvel  lings. 


or  vice, 

59  & 61  Lake  St. 


CHICACO. 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 

227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 


Mural 


.A-TIID 


DECORATORS. 


Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wahash  Avenue. 


Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

' E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston.  111. 

S.  H,  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  at. 


F 3vl.  CLARKE. 

Real  Estate  and  LoanAgt. 


85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  Tented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


No.  432— CASHIER'S  DESK. 


Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  (Iron  or  Brass ) 

1 PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


Ranges, 


Fire-Place  and  Room 


Heaters, 


with  all  modern  im- 
provements. 


Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 


Nos.  75  & 77 


IGNTSTTE.JYITOS  .A.GIEIkTO'Y'  • 


1 70  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 


Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * 


Telephone  No.  1353 


LAKE  STR’T. 


S.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 


N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  V “"Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
A™  STEAM-FITTING, 


2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICACO. 

tST"  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE! 


We  make 


Stein  WAY’S 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 


Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 

Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimneys,  Etc. 


J£3§T“Our  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 


Made  in.  anyColor  Desired 

Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted.  Delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  111. 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior-— including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 


LYON  & HEALY 


State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


jagr"  Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 


No.  21  QUINCY  STREET 


H.  O.  COULSON 


i 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

‘A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 


ADVERTISERS 

Can  learn  the  exact 

cost  of  any  proposed  WALL  PAPERS, 

line  of  Advertising  m * 


Sewer 


mws  & um. 


FIRE  BRICK 


AND 


FIRE  ULAY, 


107  '.a'alle  Street. 

Yard* — 1>9.  N.  Elizabeth  St.  I 
5th  at  * U * S.  M.  S.  R.  R.] 


American  Papers  paints,  oils,  glass. 


by  addressing  Geo.  P 

Roweii  & co  s HOUS  E DECORAT  I M, 


Ktwspapei'  Advertising  Bureau, 
lO  Spruce  St., 

Send  10  cts,  for  175  l’age  Pamphlet 


BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c.. 


No.  324W.MADIS0X  Street, 


Cor.  Curtis  St. 


CHICACO.  ILL 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No  35. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  AUGUST  28.  1886 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 4 j- 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS IX. 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILDINGS III. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE IV. 

THE  RECORD Y. 

THE  RECORD-  Continued VI. 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS vill. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES IX. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-FORECLOSURES XII. 


COOD  PIANOS  for  RENT 


Pianos  and  Organs 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  19(1  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


*208  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  Tlte  Granolithic  Co., 
it'i'i  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


COAL! 


& Co. 


MAIN  OFFICE:—!  07  DEARBORN  ST. 

VAItHS  ,\XI>  OFFICES: 

CITY  ( Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  R.  ) CAKE  VIEW 

Telephone  11103.  I Clybourn  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R.  ) Telephone  395. 


HSlh.f™££0'  MarbleiWoVdlantels 


The  Negotiation  of  Specific  Sales  a Specialty- 
Investments  Made.  Taxes  Paid  and  Prop- 
erty managed  for  Non-Residents. 
Real-estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Loans  Negotiated, 
Property  Leased. 


Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

20  1 to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

1 Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


T.  NELSON  & SON. 


Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  W&b&sh  Ave,.  telephone,  stic.  OHICAGrO. 


-THE- 


Packers  1 Provision  Dealers  insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

OFFICERS*  ^ Henry  Botsford,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

’ ( Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 

WM.  E.  & WM.  F.  HOLLO  & CO.,  Agents,  TelI£9w,b  210  La  Salle  Street. 


PETER  & BINDER, 

CONTRACTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Tin  and  Slate  Roofing, 

Metal  Sky-Liahts,  Dormer  Windows,  Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
General  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Works, 

684  MILWAUKEE  AVE.,  - - CHICAGO. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co  Art  ^>ealers’  stee^  Engravings  and  Photographs, 

i w IWU  IU  ■ taivj)  ! MANUFACTURERS  OF 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice/  Nos.  251  & 253  Wabash  Ave.,  - - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

1 75  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


G-.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICACO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. W'ater,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  F1ir,e  Proof 

SI  M PSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,?  ,,  , 
Telephone  883.  f XL,Ll 


DIRECTORY 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) -A.  C3-  E 1ST  T S . ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Km.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  & CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

BAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 

I’ELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GOLDY  & ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  & HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salle  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B„  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st. 
GEHR,  Sam'l.  & Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Cha.-'s.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  IJhlich  Blk. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave. 

HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  & Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JENKS,  S.  L.,  & Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 

KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  [Commercial  Bl’k.  S,  Chicago, 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KNOBLE,  A.  M„  Rm.  24,  116  & 118  Dearborn. 

L.EAGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
MoNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 

MULI.IKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

YATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st.) 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOMAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rm» 

13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 


KEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 
REED.  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,  & SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHARON.  HENRY,  & CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 
STANLEY.  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TAYLOR,  WM.  E.,  31st  st.,  cor  Cottage  Grove  ave. 
T1DHOLM  & REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  & KEATING  161  La  Salle  st. 

TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

\ IERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

ALKER’S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  & CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  & CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  & Washington. 
ZUXTERMEISTER,  H.  C„  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers, 


SHARON,  HENRY,  & CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 


Architect, 


CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F.,  239  West  Chicago  eve. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 


CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.-Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8 — 165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  & 268  Wabash  ave 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 

ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


Iron  Cornices. 


CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNI8ELY  & MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  Bt. 


CUDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO.,1 22-126  Washing 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  & RICKCORDS,  85  & 87  I C 
born  st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  ci 
House. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Gratjl 
Roofers. 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M„  148  La  Salle  st. 


) 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc 

MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 


OSBORNE  & KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

1’ ARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON,  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born st. 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 


ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 


CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St, 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

BRANDT,  H E.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue 
Telephone  No.  8001, 

NORTON  D,,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTI01 

If  you  want  to  Locate  at  a Good  Manufacturi 
Point,  write  to 

J.  E.  Powell, 
Waukeean,  II 


Wood  Carpets. 


CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Lyon 

& Heal  j 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  cor 
ceded  to  be  THE  BEST  in  th 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,00 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  thei 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand 
ing  in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive 
Ring.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  the  Mo 
sical  Profession. 
WAREROOJIS ; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets 


V ol . XXVIIL—  No.  35. 


■ 


REAL  ESTATE  BUILDING  JOURNAL  ) 


(Established  1866.) 
PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


TERMS: 


Per  Year  (in  advance) S4.00 

After  July  1,  ’86,  $5.00,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 

Entered  at  Chicago  Post-office  as  second-class  matter 


REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 
IS.&.IXJWXLX2-  7BOXLDS  FOB  SXLXjE. 

Josiah  II.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hurlbut,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 


W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 


c.  U.  GORDON.  W.  L.  BLOOD. 

0,  U,  Gordon  & 0o„ 


REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

'Z 9 Dearborn  St., 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


CHICAGO. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS, 

149  Madison  Street. 


F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No.  438. 


OHAS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL. 

FRED’S  S.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  Si  Co., 

Successors  to  Weight  & Tyrrell, 

Time  Loans  Negotiated, 

TEIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 

" Dealers  in  Real  Estate. 

cT R.  WALLECK" 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO.  II.Ii. 

! Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Northwestern  part  of  the  City 
Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-class  se- 
curity. ^^“Correspondence  solicited. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  AUG  28,  1886. 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

KS^We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents. 


H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER.  C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

Mai  com  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CXXIC^LO-O. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & CO., 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  .Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds ; the  Execution  of  Trusts ; The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

F,  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

EspecL  ’ Htention  giveu  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 


D.  (j.  HAMILTON, 

DEALER  IN 

Real  Estate  1 Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street.  Chicago. 


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents. 

c.  hTmulliken, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOANS, 

99  Washing-ton  Street,  CHICAGO. 

H.  FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

J.  P.  WHITE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

EOOM  lO, 

99  # 101  WASHINGTON  ST. 


H.  L.  TURNER.  W.  A.  POND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate  mortgage  Loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  CoUected. 
Estates  Managed. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Trustee. 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  77.  Illinois  Nat  l Bank  Bldg. 

MAX  EICHBEKG, 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS. 

Proker  in  First-Class  Securities.  Low  Rates  for 
Gilt-Edge  Securities. 

100  Washington  St„  Chicago. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


GEO.  M.  BOGUE.  H.  W.  HOYT.  H.  B.  BOGUS. 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street, 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 


fALlxliJfi,  U,  U tS C .,  i ujce-surs  t 

fSAIVriv  GEHR  & SON, 


No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

©XT  COTVEXvXISSIOXT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


J.  C.  MflGILL  5 CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents, 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefuUy  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

8.  E.  GROSS  S CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parte  of  the  city. 


HENRY  A.  OSBORN.  JOSEPH  B.  KEELER. 

OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting  Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  & Monroe  Sts. 


Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monr*oe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


R,  W.  BRIDGE, 

185  Dearborn  St 


Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  AUG,  28,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  largest  transaction  of  the  week  was 
the  Farwell  property,  sold  to  Martin  Ryer- 
son  for  $330,000,  or  at 'the  rate  of  $2,000  a 
foot.  This  is  $500  per  foot  more  than  prop- 
erty on  Market  street  has  ever  brought,  and 
leads  the  cautious  observer  to  consider  it  a 
fictitious  price.  The  intended  improve- 
ments have  not  as  yet  been  made  known. 
Other  purchases  have  been  made  by  Mr. 
Ryerson  in  this  locality. 

At  the  last  meeting  of  the  West  ParK 
Board,  two  items  of  interest  were  brought 
up.  The  Improvement  Committee  reported 
a resolution  stating  that  it  was  the  sense  of 
the  Board  that  it  would  accept  Ashland  ave- 
nue, Twelfth  street  and  Ogden  avenue  for 
boulevard  purposes  when  they  were  turned 
over  to  the  Board  by  the  city,  providing  the 
abutting  property  owners  would  bear  the 
expense  of  improving  and  maintaining 
them. 

A communication  was  received  from  a 
number  of  West  Side  citizens,  including 
John  M.  Smythe,  Daniel  Shelby  and  George 
Middleton,  asking  the  use  of  Douglas  boul 
evard,  from  Madison  street  to  Douglas  Park, 
for  the  purpose  of  speeding  their  horses  at 
such  times  and  under  such  restrictions  as 
the  Board  may  impose.  A motion  to  allow 
one  afternoon  a week  for  that  purpose  was 
made,  but  finally  the  whole  matter  was  re- 
ferred to  the  Improvement  Committee  for 
their  report.  The  objection  to  allowing  this 
use  of  Douglas  Park  boulevard  is  that  there 
are  no  parallel  streets  that  more  sedate 
drivers  could  use  while  the  boulevard  is 
being  used  as  a race-track. 

Another  large  apartment  building  will 
soon  be  erected  on  the  North  Side.  James 
Walsh  has  purchased  the  northeast  corner 
of  Erie  and  Pine  streets,  on  which  he  will 
construct  a fine  building  of  this  nature. 
Thomas  & Rodgers,  the  architects,  have 
plans  for  the  building,  which  will  cover  the 
entire  lot  and  will  be  four-stories  high. 
Each  of  the  four  floors  will  be  divided  off 
into  three  suits  of  seven  rooms  each.  There 
will  be  an  entrance  on  both  Pine  and  Erie 
streets.  At  the  sides  of  these  portals  are 
to  be  columns  of  polished  granite,  with 
carved  capitals  and  round  archways  in 
rough  archwork.  The  walls  are  to  be  of 
red  pressed  brick  and  Bedford  stone,  with  a 
round  tower  in  brickwork  on  the  corner 
The  interior  is  to  be  finished  in  hardwood 
and  heated  by  steam.  The  cost  of  the  build- 
ing will  be  about  $50,000. 

In  regard  to  the  coming  fall  trade,  both 
the  records  at  the  present  time  and  the  gen- 
eral  awakfinimr  i r*  k ~ . • , , 


Snow  & Dickinson  note  a disposition  on 
the  part  of  buyers  to  include  in  their  de- 
mands for  fine  business  property,  a widEr 
range,  extending  south  as  far  as  22d,  on 
the  better  business  streets  of  the  North  and 
West  Sides. 

E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.  are  doing  a rushing 
business  in  loans. 

Henry  Corwith  has  sold  to  James  Todd, 
for  $120,000,  40x1 71  ^ feet  on  Wabash  ave., 
120  ft.  south  of  Jackson  street,  east  front. 


In  18b2  asphalt  was  laid  in  two  streets  in 
Buffalo,  in  1883,  three;  1884,  seven;  in  1885 
seventeen  and  in  1886  18  miles  will  be  laid. 
This  shows  the  sentiment  of  the  Buffalo  peo- 
ple toward  asphalt  as  a pavement. 


eral  awakening  in  other  lines,  point  to  its 
activity.  Says  one  of  our  agents,  “ We  will 
be  agreeably  surprised  in  the  amount  of 
business  transacted  in  Chicago  realty  this 
fall.” 

□The  sales  of  the  Chicago,  Calumet  and 
Dock  Co.  have  been  surprising  during  the 
past  few  months  of  both  lots  and  acre  prop- 
erty. T he  latter  includes  three  sales,  amount- 
ing to  about  $400,000,  to  strong  business 
men,  with  the  idea  of  improvement  in  this 
property.  Every  indication  points  to  the 
largest  sales  during  the  coming  fall  that 
have  been  made  in  many  years. 

Wasmandorf  A Heinemann  report  a larger 
business  in  loans  during  the  summer  months 
than  last  year. 

Baird  & Bradley  find  the  demand  with 
them  to  be  largely  for  lots  and  a moderate 
class  of  residence  property.  Loans  are 
active. 


Oub  List  of  permits  and  conveyances  ex- 
hibit a very  fair  degree  of  activity  in  real- 
estate  and  building  operations.  Every  week 
develops  some  points  of  interest.  Our  en- 
quiries among  architects  and  builders  show 
steady  progress  in  work.  Much  of  the 
frightened-off  enterprise  is  returning.  Great 
activity  prevails  in  the  western  as  well  as 
the  eastern  sections  of  the  city;  in  fact,  no 
section  is  neglected.  Real-estate  transact- 
ions are  mainly  of  moderate  proportions. 
One  or  two  large  operations  are  under  way 
in  the  town  of  Lake.  It  is  stated  by  good 
real-estate  authority  that  offers  have  been 
made  in  several  instances  for  extensive 
ti  acts  or  building  sites.  Holders  may  make 
the  mistake  of  refusing  the  best  offer  they 
will  receive  for  years.  Eligible  sites  are 
abundant.  The  various  railroads  are  devel- 
oping  a great  deal  of  desirable  and  valuable 
real-estate  for  building  purposes.  The  spirit 
of  enterprise  is  abroad  in  the  northwest, 
along  the  line  of  the  C.  M.  & St.  P.  road. 
At  South  Chicago,  and  further  south,  there 
are  evidences  of  progress.  A great  deal  of 
small  property  has  recently  changed  hands, 
and  extensive  building  operations  will  be 
shortly  projected.  I he  property  holders 
there  are  not,  as  a rule,  exacting  the  last 
dollar,  but  are  welcoming  capital  and  build- 
ing enterprise.  In  the  southwest  a great 
deal  of  work  is  under  way,  and  much  more 
building  (we  speak  advisedly),  will  be  un- 
dertaken during  the  third  quarter  of  the 
year. 

Real-estate  in  the  more  central  portions 
of  the  city  takes  strange  fluctuations.  Cer- 
tain properties  near  22d  and  State  streets, 
West  Adams  and  Halsted  streets,  have  act- 
ually depri  ciated  in  value  of  late  years, 
while  along  Clark  street,  north  and  south,  a 
steady  appreciation  is  in  progress. 

ProPerty  along  Lake,  Randolph  and 
Washington  streets  is  improving,  while  on 
South  State  street  the  improvement  is 
slower.  The  people  feel  that  Chicago  is  in 
a transition  state;  that  influence  may  de- 
velop what  will  change  the  currents.  An 
elevated  railroad,  for  instance,  would  exert  a 
marked  influence  and  advance  properties 
in  certain  localities  out  of  proportion  to 
the  advance  in  other  places. 

It  is  probable  that  during  the  next  twelve 
months  several  large  business  structures 
will  be  erected.  Business  men  by  the  score 
are  clinging  on  to  and  in  to,  their  old-time 
houses.  Store  owners  are  seeking  their  an- 
nual rental  year  after  year,  out  of  their  old- 
fashioned  three-story  brick  and  frames  sat 
isfied  with  their  $1,000  to  $4,000  a year.  In- 
stead of  this  they  should,  and  many  of  them 
soon  will,  tear  down  their  old  structures, 
never  intended  for  the  commercial  uses  of 
the  present  generation,  and  erect  in  their 
stead,  and  under  modern  notions,  grand 
five,  six  and  seven-story  iron  and  stone 
structures,  furnishing  three,  four,  five,  or 
even  eight  times  as  much  floor  space  and 
capacity.  Ihis  spirit  of  improvement  is 
soon  to  break  out.  The  way  for  owners  to 
make  the  most  money  is  to  tear  down  and 
build  anew.  The  cheapest  rent  is  in  such 
enormous  buildings. 

there  are  blocks  and  blocks  of  these  old- 
time  houses  that  ought  to  disappear.  How 
much  longer  will  we  wait?  Until  the  old- 
fogies  owning  them  depart,  perhaps.  But 
it  would  be  economy  to  multiply  the  busi- 
ness capacity  and  the  rent-producing  capac- 
ity per  foot  front  along  our  principal  busi- 
ness thoroughfares  by  tearing  down  and 
building  up.  Elevators  annihilate  stairs, 
labor  and  time.  Electric  lightning  simpli- 
fies many  difficulties.  Those  who  have  made 
the  change  wonder  how  they  could  cling  to 


their  old  dingy  holes  so  long.  There  is  room 
here  for  some  splendid  operations  by  our 
home  capitalists.  Store-keepers  cannot  take 
the  lead  It  is  their  business  to  sell  goods, 
not  to  build  stores. 

More  old-houses  could  be  sold,  but  owners 
are  asking  too  much  for  them.  Recently, 
several  transactions  have  fallen  through  be- 
cause of  the  stubborn  refusal  to  take  a little 
less  when  the  opportunity  came  to  sell. 
Old  houses  are  proverbially  slow  of  sale. 
They  do  not  have  all  the  ‘‘modern  conven- 
iences, are  time-worn  and  tenant  worn, 
need  a good  deal  to  fix  them  up  and  make 
them  attractive;  hence,  buyers  expect  to  be 


liberally  allowed  for  these  defects  or  drat 
backs.  If  owners  would  meet  buyers’  viev 
a good  many  more  old  houses  would  be  sol 
But  they  hold  on,  thinking  that,  like  whi 
key,  they  improve  by  age.  In  consequenc 
buyers  flock  after  the  newer  houses,  wi( 
all  their  ‘‘modern  conveniences,”  includin 
cut-up  and  pent  up  little  rooms  and  nin< 
inch  walls.  The  “ old-house  ” owners  migl 
taue  a hint  if  they  want  to  sell.  The  tid 
of  tenantry  and  of  ownership  is  toward  ne 
houses,  and  nothing  but  a considerate  shal 
ing  in  price  will  arrest  it,  even  to  sellin 
some  of  the  old  properties  that  are  half  o 
and  half  off  the  market. 


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Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

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DEARBOR\  STREET,  ROOM  49.  b OHICAtiO. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


2STo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Olrioago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  o 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

[^Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
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Exclusive  Agents  for 

WALPOLE  MORTAR  BLACK. 

248  RANDOLPH  ST.,  CHICAGO. 


D.  Cutler. 


T.  S.  White. 


H.  M.  Boioe. 


CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


•J.  W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  andTrea. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO, 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office— Room  36. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


LARRABEE  & NORTH, 


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Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

CHICAGO  AS!)  VICINITY. 

PLANS  PREPARED  OR  UNDER  WAY CONTRACTS  NOT  LET. 

Flats — By  C.  H.  Jordan,  Alf.  Smith,  architect,  room  35, 
151  Monroe  street,  cost  $12,001 ; 24x70  feet,  brick,  stone 
and  iron.  Stained  glass,  etc.,  terra  cotta. 

Stores  and  Flats. — 0.  H.  Jordan,  Chicago,  owner; 
same  architect;  cost,  $8,500.  Three  stories,  24x70  feet; 
pressed  brick,  stone,  architectural  and  galvanized  iron 
work,  plate  glass,  grates,  mantels. 

Stores  and  Flats — John  Crosby,  Chicago,  owner;  same 
architect.  Individual  contracts.  Work  has  commenced; 
cost  $11,000.  Three  stories,  24x48  feet,  pressed  brick,  stone, 
architectural  and  galvanized  iron  wore,  plate  glass,  grates, 
etc. 

Residence— Rev.  L.  A.  Abbott,  Alton,  111.,  owner;  Lucas 
Pfeiffenberger,  Alton,  architect.  Worn  will  commence  in 
August,  be  completed  in  November.  Two  stories,  frame, 
dumb  waiter,  grates,  furnace  heat,  slate  mantels. 

Store  and  Flats — Mr.  Nic  Berren,  Chicago,  owner;  H. 
Sierks,  room  29,  89  Randolph  st.,  Chicago,  architect.  In- 
dividual contracts.  Worn  has  commenced;  cost,  $8,000. 
Three  stories,  24x60  feet,  pressed  bricK,  stone,  architect- 
ural and  galvauived  iron  worn,  plate  and  stained  glass, 
grates,  mantels. 

Flats — Mary  E.  Gross,  Chicago,  owner;  same  architect; 
Work  has  commenced;  cost  $12,000.  Three  stories,  25x75, 
pressed  brick,  stone,  galvanized  iron  worn,  plate  and 
stained  glass,  grates,  hardwood  finish,  mantels. 

Rasidenoe — A.  M.  Pence,  room  15,  180  Clark  st.,  Chica- 
go, owner;  A.  Cudell.  21  Mailer’s  building,  Chicago,  archi- 
tect; cost  $20,000.  Three  stories,  pressed  brick,  stone, 
copper  work,  electric  bells,  plate,  stained  and  ornamental 
glass,  grates,  hardwood  finish,  steam  heat,  mantels,  terra 
cotta. 

Stores  and  Flats — Sprague,  Warner  & Co.,  Chicago, 
owners;  Alfred  Smith,  room  35,  151,  Monroe  street,  Chi- 
cago, architect;  cost  $60,000.  Two  stories,  120x180  feet, 
pressed  brick,  stone,  architectural  and  galvanized  iron 
worn,  plate  glass,  grates,  mantels. 

Residence — M.  S.  Sherwood,  Chicago,  owner;  H.  R. 
Wilson,  909,  Insurance  Exchange,  Chicago,  architect;  cost 
$4,500.  Two-stories,  24x50,  pressed  bricK,  stone,  galvan- 
ized iron  work,  plate  and  stained  glass,  grates;  hardwood 
finish,  furnace  heat,  mantels. 

Flats — Mrs.  McGuan, Chicago,  owner;  C.  A. Weary,  room 
38,  156  Washington  st.,  Chicago,  architect;  cost  $4,000. 
Two  stories,  brick. 

Residence— Evanston,  111.;  W.  A.  Arnold,  939,  218  La 
Salle  st.,  Chicago,  architect.  Two  stories,  frame,  brick, 
stained  glass,  grates,  etc. 

Residence — Jas.  Nellice,  Chicago,  owner;  CooKingham 
& Clara,  74  Metropolitan  blocK,  Chicago,  architects.  Work 
commenced;  cost  $3,500.  Two  stories,  22x50,  brick,  gal- 
vanized iron  work,  stained  glass,  etc. 

Residences — Same  architect;  cost  $10,000.  Two  sto- 
rief  50x50,  bricK,  plate  and  stained  glass,  grates,  furnace 
heat,  mantels. 

Residence — Charles  E.  Morrison,  Chicago,  owner;  Rae 
& WheelocK,  25  Mailer’s  building,  Chicago,  architects;  cost 
$45,000.  Two  stories,  36x72,  pressed  bricK,  stone,  archi- 
tectural iron  wora,  anuunciators,  burglar  alarms,  copper 
wore,  drapery,  artistic  frescoing  and  interior  decorations, 


plate,  stained  and  ornamental  glass,  grates,  hardwood 
finish,  steam  heat,  etc. 

Residence — Banard  & Calxins,  109  La  Salle  st.,  Chi- 
cago, agents;  H.  A.  Adams,  7,  113  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago,  ar- 
chitect; cost  $10,000.  Two  stories,  25x72,  biicK,  stone, 
copper  wora.  galvanized  iron  wore,  plate,  stained  and  or- 
namental glass,  grates,  hardwood  finish,  steam  heat,  etc. 

Residence— J.  L.  Campbell,  149  Madison  st.,  Chicago, 
owner;  C.  A.  Weary,  31,  156  Washington  st.,  Chicago,  ar- 
chitect; cost  $25,000.  Two  stories,  17x66,  pressed  brick, 
stone,  galvanized  iron  work,  stained  glass,  grates,  furnace 
heat,  mantels. 

Store  and  Flats — Jas.  Schroeder,  Summit,  111,  owner; 
August  Bessler,  162  West  12th  st.,  Chicago,  architect;  cost 
$3,500.  Three  stories,  30x75,  frame,  brick,  plate- glass, 
grates,  mantels. 

Flats — Joseph  Rivers,  Chicago,  owner;  same  architect; 
cost  $2,900.  Two  stories,  22x50,  bricK,  stone,  galvanized 
iron  wora.  plate  glass,  grates,  mantels. 

Store  and  Flats. — Peter-  Popp,  Chicago,  owner;  same 
architect.  Contracts  partly  let;  cost  $7,000.  Three  sto- 
ries. 25x74,  pressed  bricK,  stone,  galvanized  iron  wore, 
plate-glass,  grates,  mantels. 

Store — Dennis  Ryan  Chicago  is  the  owner.  Fred  Kel- 
enich  13,  78  5th  avenue  architect,  cos:  $6,400.  Three  stories 
24x72  feet,  brick  and  stone,  stained  glass,  &c. 

Store — Frank  Smith,  Chicago,  owner;  Fred  Keltenich, 
13,  78  Fifth  avenue,  Chicago,  architect;  cost  $14,000.  Three 
stories.  25x85  feet,  pressed  brick,  stone,  architectural  and 
galvanized  iron  work. 

Residence — D.  Harry  Hammer,  153  Washington  street, 
Chicago,  owner;  W.  W.  Clay  88,175  Dearborn  street,  Chica- 
go, architect.  Work  has  commenced;  cost  $30,000.  Three 
stories,  20x63  feet,  brick,  stone,  plate,  stained  and  ornamen- 
tal glass,  grates,  hardwood  finish,  furnace  heat,  mantels, 
terra  cotta. 

Residence— J.  S.  Matson,  Chicago,  owner;  August  Bess- 
ler, 162  West  Twelfth  street,  Chicago,  architect;  cost  $5,900. 
two  stories,  23x66  feet,  pressed  bricK,  stone,  galvanized  iron 
work,  &c. 

R.  G.  Pentecost,  architect,  room  45, 177  La  Salle  street, 
is  getting  out  plans  for  a block  of  five  three-story  flat  build- 
ings for  H.  Sweet,  Esq.,  to  be  erected  on  the  northeast  cor- 
ner of  Laflin  and  York.  They  will  have  fronts  of  Anderson 
pressed  and  moulded  brick,  with  Marquette  brown  stone 
trimmings,  stained  glass,  bay  windows,  mantles,  hardwood 
floors,  etc.  Size,  111x58,  and  will  cost  about  $30,000. 

Mr.  Pentecost  is  also  preparing  plans  for  the  same 
party  for  50  six  and  eight  room  cottages,  all  of  different 
and  very  pretty  design,  to  be  erected  on  Homer  st.  and  Ar- 
mitage  ave.  They  will  have  fronts  of  Anderson  brick,  brown 
stone  trimmings  and  stained  glass.  The  total  cost  will  be 
about  $63,000. 

Also  plans  for  the  same  party  for  a two-story  resi- 
dence 22x42,  to  be  erected  on  Rosebud  ave.,  to  cost  $3,500. 

He  is  also  preparing  plans  for  a store  building  50x 
60,  to  be  erected  on  the  northwest  corner  of  Oakley  and 
Milwaukee  aves.,  for  J.  Greenfeldt,  to  cost  $4,500. 

The  same  architect  is  also  designing  a residence  32x 
46,  for  himself,  to  be  erected  this  fall,  at  South  Evanston,  111. 

He  has  just  let  contracts  for  the  block  of  five  four- 
story  store  and  flat  buildings  20x80,  and  one  four-story  flat 
building  20x100,  to  be  erected  on  the  northwest  corner  of 
Harrison  and  Morgan  streets,  for  H.  Sweet,  Esq.,  to  cost 
$50,000. 

Also  let  contracts  for  a two-story  flat  building  22x 
54,  to  be  erected  at  No.  51  Jay  street,  for  Mrs.  Elizabeth 
Shaler;  contract,  $4,000. 

He  has  just  completed  the  Lussem  block  of  six  three- 
story  stores  and  flat  buildings,  146x60,  on  the  northwest 
corner  of  Harrison  and  Aberdeen  sts.;  cost,  $30,000. 


INDIANA. 

Goshen — Architect  Rev.  J,  N.  Barnett  has  prepared  plans 
for  the  English  Lutheran  Church,  1-storv  brick  building,  40 
by  70  feet,  two  towers,  galvanized  iron  cornice,  stained 
glass,  hardwood  finish,  hot  air  heat;  cost,  about  $6,000. 

Terre  Coupee  - Architects  N.  Weary  & Son,  of  Elkhart, 
report:  For  John  T.  Reynolds,  brick  veneered  building,  45 

by  60  feet,  pressed  bricK,  slate  roof,  furnace  heat;  hardwood 
finish:  cost  $6,000. 

OHIO. 

Columbus — Architects  Kremer  & Hart  report:  For  Fos- 
ter & Kinnear,  store  and  office  building,  63  bx  112  feet, 
pressed  brick  stone  trimmings;  cost  $20,000.  For  Louis 
Zettler  4-story  store  and  flats,  35x62  feet;  cost  $8,000;  foun- 
dation in.  For  Messrs.  Kinnear  & Foster,  3-story  brick 
building,  112x62-6  ,’eet,  Zanesville  pressed  brics,  stone  trim- 
mings; cost  $25,000.  For  W.  E.  Horn,  3-story  store  build- 
ing, 42x113  feet,  pressed  brick,  Berea  stone  trimmings;  cost 
$18,000.  For  Hon.  Allen  G Thurman,  3 story  apartment 
building,  55x100  feet  pressed  brick,  Berea  brown  stone 
trimmings,  iron  stained  glass  etc.;  cost  $20,000.  For  John 
Zettler,  4-story  store  building,  35x62-6  feet,  Zanesville  press- 
ed brick,  berea  stone  trimmings;  cost,  $10,000. 

Oberlin — Architects  Weary  & Kramer,  of  Akron,  report: 
Preparing  plans  for  Talcott  cottage,  3-story  stone  dormi- 
tory or  ladies’  hall;  cost  $60,000. 

The  Union  Iron  Company,  Selma,  O.,  will  erect  a new 
machine  shop,  also  a pattern  shop  and  foundry. 

Cuppett  & Webb,  of  Portsmouth  O.,  will  erect  anew  saw 
mill. 


RAYMOND’S  ZF^TETSTT 

Compressed  Lead  SashWeights 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 


NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction. — No  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s  “ 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s  “ 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SI  to  59  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


TT  1 1 Lumber 

-Ilciro.T^r  ooci  jj^er 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood,  I established  1853.  incorporate 

HOLBROOK  CO. 


-AND  ALL  KINDS  OF- 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 

ISP^Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO, 

South  Branch  Chicago  River.  I Telephone  No.  8213. 


4 92 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


— [Established  1865.] — 


W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Reai  Estate  1 Loans. 

88  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 

J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE: 

6830  Halsted  Street-Normal  Park. 


mortgage  bankers, 

B'Jl  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  EEAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CUP, KENT  RATI 

P.  H.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 

FOR  SALE. — By  Gold?  & Zuebubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Street 

WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 


Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  andiron  Works 

m POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Ca 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAG 

Call  Telephone  Ko.  2011. 


Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Boabd. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 

H.  I.  GOLDY  F.  W.  ZURBURG. 

Goldy  & Zurburg. 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO. 

BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

|®"3I«ney  Loaned, 

®“Taxes  Paid, 

{^•Investments  Made, 

Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

A SPECIALTY, 

Room  21 — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 

MONEY  LOANED. 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

R.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 

F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  s Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 

FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


DIXON  & PETERSONt 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDINGS 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels  Etc.. 

13  AND  *5  NORTH  CANAX,  STREET, 

CHICACO.  ILL. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louinville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434 


UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  i 00x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53^x137 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av.  lot  25x152;  choice.  $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice.  $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot. . . . 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11, 00 


FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington.  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
ment. M.  A.  Farr,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann. 

160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave..  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  & Co., 
184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 

160  ACRES  OF  LAND, 

Near  Chicago.  This  piece  of  land  is  high 
and  dry  and  near  the  Wisconsin  Central 
Railroad.  Will  sell  at  a price  which  is 
bouiid  to  insure  a large  profit.  Terms  to 
suit. 

R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  & Co., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Property  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  ana  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bernhard  F.  Weber,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Raveuswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


Strange  things  happen  sometimes  in  real- 
estate  operations.  Some  months  ago,  owner 
A placed  a house  in  conveyencer  B’s  hands 
and  told  him  to  take  $4,000  for  it.  In  due 
time  C came  along,  and,  after  the  usual  ne- 
gotiations. it  happened  there  was  a little 
trifle  of  $19  of  unpaid  taxes,  which  A re- 
fused to  pay  or  make  good,  and  the  upshot 
was,  C refused  to  take  the  property  and 
went  away.  In  the  course  of  time  D came 
along  and  offered  $3,200,  and  got  it,  as  that 
was  the  best  price  that  could  be  had.  Moral 
— keep  your  property  clear. 


The  Inter-State  Industrial  Exposition  of 
Chicago  will,  on  the  evening  of  Sept.  1,  at  8 
o’cIock  open  their  building  for  the  14th  an- 
nual Exposition — full  and  complete  in  all 
departments.  The  exhibits  of  the  products 
of  Industry,  Science  and  Art  promises  to  ex- 
cel in  attractiveness  all  that  has  heretofore 
been  presented  in  the  building.  Rates  of 
admission  same  as  in  former  years.  Rail- 
road fares  on  all  roads  at  greatly  reduced 
rates. 


A MEW  DEPAKTUKE. 

During  the  past  few  years,  a large  num- 
ber of  Eastern  houses  have  found  it  neces- 
sary and  advisable  to  establish  branch  of- 
fices in  the  west  and  in  a majority  of  cases 
have  chosen  Chicago  as  the  location  of  the 
new  enterprise. 

This  has  been  brought  about  by  the  rapid- 
growing Western  trade  and  the  competition 
which  has  been  strongly  grown  g. 

Among  recent  new  departures  of  this  kind 
is  that  of  the  Somersworth  Machine  Com- 
pany of  Great  Falls  N.  H„  manufacterers  of 
the  celebrated  Brown’s  improved  Steam 
Heating  Apparatus. 

Its  economy,  efficiency  in  operation,  easi- 
ness of  management,  compactness  and  dur- 
ability have  combined  to  make  it  very  popu- 
lar in  the  East  and  will  give  it  a ready  ac- 
ceptance with  the  people  of  the  West. 

They  offer  a new  feature  in  their  radia- 
tors, combining  the  artistic  with  their  per 
feet  system  of  radiation.  The  designs  of 
their  radiators  are  very  ornamental,  and 
when  nicely  bronzed,  present  a fine  appear- 
ance adding  rather  than  detracting  from  the 
beauty  of  a nicely  furnished  room. 

At  the  fourteenth  exhibition  of  the  Mecha- 
nics Charitable  Association  of  Massachusetts 
they  were  awarded  the  highest  prize  given 
to  Steam  Heating  Apparatus. 

Their  Western  branch  is  located  at  154 
Lake  street  where  a careful  examination  ot 
their  goods  may  be  made  and  is  desired.  A 
descriptive  catalogue  giving  full  description 
and  prices  will  be  sent  on  application. 


tlALVASIZED  1ROX  CORYICE8. 

The  galvanized  iron  cornice  business  o 
Chicago  has  assumed  proportions  of  grea 
magnitude.  Among  the  many  firms  as  rep 
resentatives  of  this  business  is  that  of  Pete 
& Binder,  684  Milwaukee  ave.  The  firm 
though  recently  established,  has  had  a prac 
tical  experience  of  many  years,  and  to  thi 
is  due  their  success.  During  the  past  fev 
mouths  they  have  received  many  contract: 
in  various  parts  of  the  city.  Employing 
a large  force  of  men  they  are  prepared  t< 
turn  out  work  promptly  and  satisfactorily: 


“CLKA\  TO’  CHIIIBLV ! ” 

Along  with  the  advancement  in  the  meth 
ods  of  carrying  on  nearly  every  branch  o 
industry,  the  business  of  the  Chimney  Sweej 
has  kept  well  apace. 

He  and  his  methods  have  been  succeeded 
by  organized  companies  which  have  redue 
ed  the  business  to  a science  as  compared  wit! 
the  limited  facilities  employed  of  ten  year' 
ago.  The  promoter  of  these  improved 
methods  of  cleaning  chimneys  and  “curing’ 
them  in  Chicago,  is  the  Chicago  Chimney 
Sweep  Company,  with  central  olfice  and  tel. 
ephone  located  at  No.  165  Washington  St., 
under  the  efficient  management  of  John  L. 
Manning. 

There  are  many  defective  chimneys  but 
few  people  know  how  they  are  cleaned  in 
this  day  and  generation. 

The  general  annoyance  of  the  old  process 
is  entirely  done  away  with,  and  no  dirt  is 
made.  A screen  made  of  ducking  is  fitted 
over  the  fireplace  and  makes  it  as  nearly  air 
tight  as  possible.  Then  from  the  roof,  a 
weighted  brush  of  the  proper  size  or  shape 
is  worked  up  and  down  until  all  the  soot  has 
been  shaken  off.  When  the  incrustations 
upon  the  bricks  are  too  hard  to  be  thus  re- 
moved, then  recourse  is  had  to  cleaning 
bricks.  The  cost  of  cleaning  the  chimney 
is  but  a trifle,  being  generally  one  dollar 
per  flue,  with  50  cents  extra  for  each  story 
above  the  second. 

Where  more  than  one  flue  is  in  the  same 
chimney,  reasonable  and  satisfactory  dis- 
counts are  made.  The  cleaning  of  flues  is 
not  always  the  remedy  for  smoky  chimneys 
and  other  means  have  to  be  resorted  to.  The 
“curing”  of  these  chimneys,  whatever  may 
be  the  cause,  is  one  of  the  principal  features 
of  the  company’s  business,  and  in  which 
they  have  had  marked  success. 

Instead  of  the  iron  stacks  which  are  so'J 
common,  they  have  used  with  good  results, 
terra  cotta  which  does  not  wear  out  and  is 
cheaper. 

The  work  which  the  Company  has  already 
done  testifies  favorably  to  their  system  of 
business  and  the  satisfaction  it  gives. 

They  employ  only  honest  and  reliable  men 
and  guarantee  their  work.  The  advantages 
in  dealing  with  a responsible  firm  are  too 
evident  to  need  mention. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS-  FURNISHED 

AND 

S;peoia,l  Rates  iVTacie 
for  Certified 
Copies. 

THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

BIIILUIXU  PKRJfITS. 

Ashland  av  No  90.  John  Weldon  ODe  story 
cottage  20x30,  $900. 

Adams  st  Nos  976  and  978,  T C Dymond  two 
two  story  dwellings  36x54,  $9,000. 

Ashland  av  s No  848,  Joseph  Vasahlek,  three 
story  dwelling  20x65,  $4,000. 

Ashland  av,  No  440,  Miss  McDonnell  2-story 
dwelling,  21x41  $5,000. 

Archer  av,  No  3476,  J G Earl  two  story  store 
and  dwelling  20x50,  $2,000. 

Adams  st  w,  No  77,  Winifred  Nash,  3-story 
store  and  dwelling  26x82,  $10,000. 

Ashland  av  n No  609  John  Glader  3-st’ry 
dwelling  21x30  $5,000. 

Bonnex  av  No  1062,  C A Riggle  one  and  one 
half  story  cottage,  16x42  $2,200. 

Butterfield  st  No  2110.  C L Jenks  3-story 
dwelling  25x58,  $5,000. 

Bryson  st  No  178,  August  Baalitz  one  story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,000. 

Bellevue  place  Nos  11  13,  C F Hammond  2- 
story  dwelling  43x43,  $15,000. 

Bonney  place  No  1116,  C H McAfee,  one 
story  cottage  21x44,  $1,800. 

Belden  av  No  321  H C Brown  two  story  flat 
21x57,  $5,500. 

Congress  stNo  1244,  Georgs  Evans  2-story 
dwelling  20x20,  $1,500. 

Centre  av  n:  No  258,  M Walenski  basement, 
20x50  $1,000. 

Canal  st  s,  Nos  149-151  C C Collins,  4-story 
hotel  31x100,  $22,000. 

Clybourn  av  No  341,  Mrs  S E Graves  2-story 

1 dwelling  22x34,  $2,000. 

Dudley  st  Nos  943  to  947,  Mrs  S E Graves 
four  one  story  cottages  20x38,  $4,800. 

Division  st  w,  No  384,  Aug,  Hauschman  3- 
story  store  and  flats  25x68,  $6,000. 

Desplaines  st  s,  No  167,  John  Conley  three 
story  stores  and  flats  24x51,  $5,500. 

Dixon  st,  No  820,  K Borlik  one  story  cottage 
20x50,  $1,000. 

Dixon  st,  No  824,  M Morschenski  one-story 
cottage  20x50  $1,000. 

Dearborn  av  s,  No  3728,  Michael  Nebele  3- 
story  dwelling  25x52,  $6,000. 

Dearborn  st  Nos  2327  to  2331,  Grant  Good- 
rich two  story  flats  44x65,  $12,000. 

Dearborn  st,  rear  No  261,  Dr  N R Tucker  4 
2-story  barns  and  tenements  20x160  $6,- 
000. 

Dudley  st  Nos,  872  to  894,  W H Thomas  & 
Son  10  2-story  dwellings  240x38,  $20,000. 

Elizabeth  st  No  83,  Mrs  Tiedemaun  2-story 
dwelling  28x43  $3,700. 

Eleventh  st  No  77,  F Ricser  two  story  addi- 
tion 20x12,  $700. 

Forest  av  No  3605,  Albertina  V Haas  one 
story  dwelling  21x50,  $1,500. 

Fifth  av  Nos  264  to  270,  A T Ewing  6-story 
store  89x144,  $60,000. 

Flournoy  st  No  528  C Lampert  one  st’ry  cot- 
tage 20x14,  $4f  0, 

Florimond  st,  Nos  37  to  43,  Mrs  Spelz  four 
2-story  flats  88x44,  $10,000. 

Fairfield  st  No  31,  Wm  Wiegrefe  one-story 
cottage  20x30,  $1,000. 

Fremont  st,  No  208,  E Shaw  two-story  dwell- 
ing 22x52,  $3,500. 

Grand  boulevard  Nos  3640  to  3648,  D Harry 
Hammer  five  two  story  dwellings  100x63 
$60,0  00. 

Homer  st,  Nos  62  to  90;  Henry  Sweet  15  one 
story  cottage?  20x32,  $15,000. 

Hoyne  av  s,  No  835,  Aug.  Weichbrod  one- 
story  cottage’  22x25,  $600. 

Hoyne  av  n.  No  566,  C Schiller  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x50,  $1,200. 

Hoyne  av  s No  837,  Otto  Nagel  one  story 

I cottage  20x18,  $500. 

Harrison  st  w,  No  1476  Alfred  Foster  one 

; story  cottage  22x42,  $1,200. 

Huron  stw,  No  162,  John  Field  four  story 

I flats  23x70,  $7,000. 

High  st  No  90  C Schwartz  one  story  cottage 
20x32,  $800. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL.  49 * 


Wiki  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu  1;  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 

MANUFAOTUBEES  OF 

INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room  lO  1S9  La  Salle  St.  Olxioa-go. 


O J\  MEYER  &d  SOISTS  CO 
133  & ! 35  Wabash  ave., 

■W ood  BXantels  ! 

TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


Huron  st  No  90,  H F Hanson  3-story  dwell- 
ing 21x70  $7,500. 

Huron  st  e,  No  272,  Dr  R L Rea  2-story 
dwelling  28x50,  $10,000 

Hanover  st  No  3228,  L E Lawson  one  story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,200. 

Hastings  st  No  574,  J Koehne  one  st’ry  cot- 
tage 20x36,  $800. 

Halstedstn,  No  772,  F C Halz  three-story 
store  and  dwelling  23x80  $5,000. 

Halsted  st  n,  No  166,  G W Cass  3-story  store 
and  flats  20x78,  $7,000. 

Huron  st  No  340,  N Wettman,  3-story  dwell- 
ing 23x72  $5,500. 

Huron  st  w,  No  175,  G Peterson  basement  20 
x40,  $1,000. 

Irving  place  No  227,  W Gray  Brown  two- 
story  dwelling  25x45,  $6,000. 

Illinois  st  No  3232  Mary  Van  Wick  one  story 
cottage  21x37,  $1,000, 

Idaho  st  Nos  351  to  361,  Geo  N Hall  six  two 
story  cottagss  125x60,  $30,000. 

Jay  st,  No  51,  E Shaler  2-story  dwelling  22x 
54,  $4,000. 

Jay  st  No  89,  A W Gilzow,  two  story  dwell- 
ing 22x46,  $3,000. 

Jackson  st  w,  No  942  H F Gils  2-st’ry  dwell- 
ing 21x69,  $4,000. 

Julian  st  No  74,  Fred  Kayschuck  one  story 
cottage  20x30,  $800. 

Leavitt  st  s,  No  1091,  John  Meek  one  st’ry 
cottage  20x20.  $600. 

Loomis  st  No  ?53,  C M Lynch  2-st’ry  dwell- 
ing 22x36,  $3.00o. 

La  Salle  av  No  550,  C J Gatter,  two  story 
dwelling  23x60,  $6,000. 

La  Salle  av  sw  cor  of  Maple  st,  E H Van  In- 
gen, three  two  story  dwellings  57x60,  $13,- 
000. 

McReynold  st,  No  32, John  Rowan,  one  story 
cottage  20x34,  $800. 

Moore  st  No  123,  F Zust  basement  20x36.  $1- 

000. 

Muspratt  st  No  3239,  T Levandersky  one- 
story  cottage  21x26,  $600. 

Marshfield  av  No  465,  A Shannon  2-story 
flats  23x48,  $2,000. 

Monroe  st,  No  831,  G J Wolff  2-st’ry  dwell- 
ing 25x57,  $5,000. 

Milwaukee  av  No  1054  T E Larson,  3-story 
store  and  dwelling  23x80,  $6,000. 

Marshfield  av  cor  Taylor  st,  Louis  Schuler 
one  story  cottage  20x45,  $1,200. 

Monroe  st  w,  Nos  79  to  85,  Whitman  & 
Barnes  Manufacturing  Co  five  story  ware- 
house 80x130,  $70,000. 

Madison  st  w,  No  577  Thos  Eckhardt  three 
story  store  and  flats  25x100,  $8,000. 

Mervin  st,  No  83  F Kaurt,  one  story  cottage 
20x28,  $600. 

May  st  n,  No  333,  J B Tyrakewski,  two  story 
flats  20x54,  $2,200. 

Noble  st  No  722,  John  Alforth  3-st’ry  dwell- 
ing 21x62,  $3,000. 

Noble  st,  No  574,  F A Chichester  3-st’ry  store 
and  dwelling  25x65,  $6,000. 

Nineteenth  st  No  460,  John  Namskia  2-story 
flats  21x28,  $2,100. 

Ogden  av  No  393  Peter  Facney  three  story 
store  and  dwelling  24x80,  $9,000. 

Oakley  av  Nos  631  to  635,  28  to  54  Willis 
court  and  64  to  75  Raleigh  court,  Turner 
& Bond,  seventeen  one-and-one-half-story 
cottages  22x40,  $30,000. 

Oakley  av  n,  No  285,  F J Delateur  one  story 
cottage  22x30,  $800. 

Ohio  st  w,  No  361,  J A Browning  basement, 
17x24,  $500. 

Polk  st,  No  1308  Jacob  Maver  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x18,  $400. 


Prairie  av  No  1808,  D R Keith  three-story 
dwelling  38x80  $30,000. 

Parnell  st  No  3326,  W P Cassels  one-story 
dwelling  21x46,  $1,700. 

Parnell  st  No  435,  F White  one  story  cottage 
20x18,  $500. 

Paulina  st  n,  No  439  L Wilier  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x50  $1,200. 

Robey  st  n,  No  1037,  John  Alrorth  1-st’ry 
cottage  20x50,  $1,000, 

Racine  av  No  630,  John  B Schneider  2-sto  ry 
dwelling  22x31,  $1,800. 

Robey  st  n,  No  664,  F Wallender  one  story 
addition  22x50,  $600. 

Superior  st,  No  1157  M Eller  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x25,  $500. 

Superior  st  w,  No  851,  Richard  Massmun  one 
story  cottage  20x36,  $800. 

Samuel  st,  No  3231,  LeoJMoszczynski  1-st’ry 
cottage  20x50,  $1,400. 

Samuel  st,  No  32,  Frad  Gerke  basement  20x 
47,  $1,300. 

Seventeenth  st  w,  No  643,  Geo  Maisalek  one 
st’ry  cottage  24x36  $800. 

Seventeenth  st  w,  No  641,  J Carwatt  2-st’ry 
dwelling  21x52,  $2,650. 

Sedgwick  st,  No  193  E Stock  additional  st’ry 
25x30,  $2,000. 

Sedgwick  st  No  492,  Felix  LaDg  three  story 
flats  21x54,  $4,000. 

South  Park  av,  Nos  3309  to  3316  WC  Gre- 
gory five  2-story  dwellings  100x60,  $20,- 
000. 

Shober  st,  No  680,  John  Jensen  two  story 
flats  20x44,  $2,000. 

Sangamon  st  n,  Nos  137  and  139,  Peter 
Smith  two  3-story  dwellings  40x53,  $7,000. 

Seminary  av  No  266,  John  Montgomery  one 
story  cottage  20x34  $800. 

Twelfth  st  No  436,  D Ryan  three  story  front 
addition,  20x30,  $4,000. 

Thirty  first  st  Nos  404  and  406,  Mrs  Sarah 
Gleason  two-three  story  stores  and  flats  48 
x55,  $12,000. 

Thirty  second  st  No  1006,  James  McMahon 
one  st’ry  cottage  20x32,  $800. 

Twenty  first  st  w,  No  884,  H Cash  two  story 
store  and  flats  24x75,  $3,700. 

Thirteenth  pi,  Nos  622  and  624,  Schumacher 
& Seegert  two  one-story  cottages  23x44, 
$3,000. 

Tell  place  No  38,  Alfred  Erickson  two  story 
dwelling  20x50,  $3,000. 

Thirteenth  st,  No  1115,  Chas  Hoppie  2-story 
flats  21x50,  $2,500. 

Wabash  av  Nos  1623  to  1627,  Dr  Almond 
Brooks  three  3-story  stores  and  flats  68x80 
$25,0G0. 

Wentworth  avNo  3601,  D Sullivan  two  story 
flats  20x34,  $1,700. 

Wood  st  n,  No  1013,  C Newbauer  one  story 
cottage  20x48,  $1,200. 

Wabash  av  No  2954  James  Kerwin  2-story 
dwelling  24x70,  $6,000. 

Wood  st  n,  No  502  Gustav  Wieck  two  story 
dwelling  21x54  $2,500. 

Wabash  av  No  3754,  Julia  Munster  two  story 
dwelling  22x60,  $3,000. 

Wells  st,  Nos  600  and  602,  Henry  Flentye  3- 
story  store  and  flats  41x86  $12,000. 

Washtenaw  stNo  435  A Seidell  one  storv cot- 
tage 20x16,  $400. 

Wells  st  n,  Nos  158  and  160,  Thos  A Kochs 
additional  story,  44x100,  $2,500. 

Yeaion  st  No  28,  Mary  Carroll  2-story  dwell- 
ing 21x42  $2,500. 

Yeaton  st,  No  31,  Joseph  Herick  2-st’ry 
dwelling  21x42,  $2,500. 


GREEN  ESAU  M SONS, 

Mortgage  *»"  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  113  La  Salle  St 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chlca 
Real  Estate. 


WARKASTY  UEKDN. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Ashley  st,  314%  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  24x84  ft 
Aug  4,  H Hollis  Hunnewill  to  Frans  Len- 

ace $500 

Butterfield  st,  110  ft  s of  34th  wf  24%xl20 
ft  June  18,  Win  A Fuller  to  Christina 

Walker $800 

Bissell  st,  about  175  ft  n of  Clay  ef  79x124 
ft  July  30,  Mayer  Lauer  et  al  to  Bertha 

Beak $4,500 

B st,  188  ft  w of  Southport  av  nf  75x120  ft 
Aug  20,  John  Lorig  to  Maria  E Knick- 

ler $1,300 

BismarcK  court  524  f t w of  Noble  st  nf  24x 
60  ft  Aug  9,  Tony  Braste  to  Julius  Gun- 
derson   $1,100 

Burling  st,  87%  ft  s of  Willow  36x104  ft 
May  1,  John  Symwald  to  Michael  Baner 

$3,200 

Bryson  st,  25  ft  w of  Robey  nf  25x124  ft 
May  31,  Wm  H Bradley  to  John  Jensen 

$1,650 

Bloom  st,  72  ft  n of  38th  ef  24x125  ft  July 
25,  James  Nichols  to  Adolpe  Hahn.  . .$324 
Bloom  st  96  ft  n of  38th  24x125  ft  July  25, 

Jas  Nichols  to  Christ  Klemkow $324 

Bissell  st,  268  ft  n of  Clay  wf  24x125  ft, 
Aug  19,  Katherine  Pross  to  August 

Wolff $1,700 

Central  Park  av  cor  boulevard,  lot,  wf 
61%xl59ft  Feb  12,  Joseph  E Eve  to 

Chaudler  B Beach $1,550 

Crystal  stne  cor  Leavitt  sf  79x120  ft  July 

15,  Arba  N Waterman  to  Frederick  W 

Hatterman $2,000 

Congress  st  172  ft  w of  Aberdeen  sf  44x80 
ft  Apr  15,  Polk  O’Connor  to  Chas  W 

Sims $6,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  104  ft  se  from  29th  st 
ne  f 60  ft  to  alley  Aug  23,  Adam  Blum- 

enschein  toThies  J Lifens $6,000 

Carroll  av,  360  ft  w of  North  Hoyne  nf  24 
xl21  ft  July  28,  ’80,  L M Willard  to  J B 

Willard $1,000 

Congress  st  175  ft  e of  Albany  av  nf  75x 
153  ft  Aug  12,  Edson  Keith  to  Minerva 

J Blair $1,393 

Crystal  st,  53  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  52x120  ft 
Aug  18,  Elijah  H Gammon  to  Fred’k  W 

Hatterman $1,200 

Clifton  Parx  av  44%  ft  s of  w23d  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  June  1.  Frances  E Phillips  to  Jos 

E Ikert $250 

Coulter  st  ne  cor  Leavitt  se  f 60  4-10  ft  to 
alley  Aug  7,  Yictou  Weissker  to  Wm  S 

Hall $975 

California  av  sw  cor  of  Thomas  st  ef  50x 
125%  ft  Aug  24,  estate  of  James  Carter 

to  Carl  Persson $1,100 

Campbell  av  35%  ft  s of  Flournoy  st  wf 
17%x85  8-10  ft  Aug  23,  Sopbronia  R & J 

L Campbell  to  Thos  Arnott $2,800 

Curtis  st  n,  54%  ft  s of  Erie  ef  24x110  ft 
July  20,  estate  of  Wm  B Ogden  to  Paul 

O Stensland $1,650 

Central  Park  boul,  ne  cor  Mead  st  nf  49x 
175  ft  Aug  21,  Clara  T Phinney  to  Sue 

T Fry $1,400 

Congress  st  w,  153  ft  w of  Sacramento  av 
nf  25x153  ft  Aug  6,  E Keith  to  Denis  F 

O’Brien $650 

Clayton  st,  50  ft  w of  Johnson  nf  25x84  8- 
10  ft  Aug  24,  Katherina  Kalba  to  Vacla\ 

Konuska $2,100 

Church  st,  270  ft  s of  North  av  ef  25x123% 
ft  Aug  21,  Mary  Heinen  to  Katharina 

Meyer $3,100 

ClarK  st  n,  100  ft  s of  Chicago  av  wf  20x 
110  ft  Aug  24,  Master  in  Chancery  to 

Joseph  C Bullock $8,591 

Canal  st;  60  ft  n of  Ewing  wf  60x130  ft 
undivided  %,  July  12,  Equitable  Trust 

Co  to  John  L Thompson $4,500 

Dearborn  st,  145  8-10  ft  n of  35th  ef  24x 

122  ft  Aug  24,  Alfred  C Bugan  to  Geo  G 

Newbury  $4,800 

Dearborn  st,  145  8-10  ft  n of  35th  ef  24x 
122  ft  Aug  24,  Sarah  E Newbury  to  Al- 
fred C Bryan $4,800 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Dearborn  st,  65  ft  s of  20th  ef  25x66%  ft 
July  20,  Geo  F Diebeut  to  Theodore  R 

Sylvanus $3,500 

Dearborn  st,  252  ft  n of  32d  wf  25x110  ft 
July  6,  Michael  E McGregor  to  Peter 

Sohnur $6,300 

Dayton  st  nw  cor  of  Webster  av  ef  48x124 
ft  July  10,  George  St  John  Sheffield  to 

Mary  E Walsh $3,000 

Eighteenth  st  w,  51  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  25x 
125  ft  Aug  5,  estate  of  Augusta  M Hunt- 
ington to  Matej  Nevnala $800 

Eighteenth  st  w,  31  2-10  ft  w of  Lincoln 
sf  25x125  ft  Aug  13,  Geo  E Newberry  to 

Walter  G Newberry $700 

Eighteenth  st  w,  84  ft  w of  Johnson  sf  22x 
100  ft  Aug  23,  A Zeich  to  Harriet  S Og- 
den  $2,850 

Eighteenth  pi  w,  nw  cor  Brown  st  sf  25  3- 
10x78  ft  Aug  25,  Hannah  Collins  to  Ed- 
ward Nickel $1,400 

Elston  av,  196  ft  n of  Milwaukee  av  ef  25x 
100  ft  Aug  4,  Hans  A Nelson  to  Ignatz 

Zentnovowitch $3,400 

Erie  st,  48  ft  e of  Ada  nf  48x125  ft  May  10 
Emel  Simonsen  to  Andrew  Simonsen 

$5,000 

Fourteenth  st  w,  about  120  ft  e of  Blue 
Island  av  35%  ft  to  alley  July  29,  Chas 

B Anderson  to  Jacob  Duerr $1,000 

Fairfield  av  205  4-10  ft  s of  Harvard  st  ef 
25x111  % ft  Apr  8,  Henry  G Gaylord  et 

al  to  Christian  Sehlikan $400 

Fifteenth  st  w,  264  ft  w of  Washtenaw  av 
nf  66x28034  ft  July  14,  Mary  A Ledter- 

uvan  to  Thos  W Crowley $1,700 

Fifteenth  st  w,  22334  ft  w of  Washtenaw 
av  nf  6634x12434  ft  July  10,  Ernest  E 

Crepinto  Thos  M Crowley $1,200 

Forest  av  450  ft  n of  38th  st  wf  25x124  ft 
Aug  17,  Wm  Baylis  to  Mattie  J Smith 

$2,000 

Fairfield  av,  146J4  ft  n of  Hirsch  st,  ef  50 
xl25  ft  Aag  17,  R W Davenport  to  Hen- 
ry W Ames $1,100 

Fifth  av,  15634  ft  n of  Napoleon  pi  ef  25x 
125J4  ft  A-ug  25,  Wm  Ryan  to  John  H 

Willard $751 

Fifteenth  st  w,  200  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x 
124  ft  July  30,  John  A Hall  to  Chas  C 

Schumacher $1,300 

Francisco  st,  nw  cor  Thomas  ef  25x12334 
ft  June  27,  estate  of  James  Carter  to 

Adam  Pfeifer $600 

Fourteenth  st,  72  ft  w of  Wood  sf  24x124 
ft  Aug  21,  Fredrich  Weichmann  to  Jos- 
eph Reichenmaiher $2,750 

Fifteenth  st  119  ft  e of  Margond  sf  24x125 
ft  Aug  21,  G De  Clarg  to  Anna  M En- 
glish  $1,000 

Franklin  st  n,  the  premises  No  248,  and 
No  170  Chestnut  st,  Aug  21,  Mary  Cas- 
sidy to  Louis  Gerlinger $7,100 

Girard  st,  189  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  wf  24x 
121  ft  Juny  23,  Henry  Hoepe  to  Johann 

.Cerotzki $510 

Girard  st,  lot  on,  24  ft  f and  adjoining 
above  July  21,  Henry  Hoepe  to  Edward 

„ Braski $500 

Gross  terrace  se  cor  Madison  st  nf  21x100 
ft  Aug  13,  Chas  Counselman  to  Nora 

Behrend $6,500 

Girard  stll7  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  wf  72x 
121  ft  July  21,  John  W Smith  to  Henry 

Ho.ePe $1,700 

Harrison  st,  sw  cor  of  Sacramento  av  nf 
50x125  ft  Aug  13,  Marie  Ebner  to  Jacob 

Grauer $1,800 

Hoyne  av,  271  ft  n of  18th  st  ef  27x126  ft 
Aug  16,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  August 

Weichbrod $450 

Henry  st,  24  ft  w of  Wood  nf  24x125  ft, 

JuLy  28,  DeVillo  R Holt  to  FredericK 

Abraham $365 

Homan  av  370  ft  n of  21st  st  ef  25x100  ft 
July  6,  Martin  W Gay  to  Geo  Sonner- 

’eiter $450 

Harrison  st,  7434  ft  e of  Clinton  sf  24%x 
x60ft  Aug  18,  Franklin  P Burkhardt  to 

Samuel  Burkhardt $1,225 

Harrison  st,  5234  ft  w of  Albany  av  sf  26x 
125  ft  Aug  13,  Jas  U Borden  to  Michael 
M Laughlin  $800 

Harrison  st  ne  cor  Homan  av  10  acres 
June  15,  Howard  Potter  to  Henry  W 

H°yt $25,000 

Willow  st  46  ft  e of  Burling  nf  24x99  ft 
May  21,  Edward  Alexander  et  al  to  Jul- 
ius Badtke $1,000 

Huron  st,  se  cor  Curtis  nf  43x116  ft  June 
23,  estate  of  Wm  B Ogden  to  Adolph  W 

Wolff $3,900 

Harrison  st,  75  ft  w of  Sacramento  av  nf 
25x125  ft  Aug  6,  Marie  Ebner  to  Thos  J 

Hitchcock $625 

Harrison  st  e of  and  adjoining  above 


Wholesale  ar  d Retail  Dealer 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St..  wsn.  ' 

Opposite  Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  Cw-ICAQO  ILL$ 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut.  Ac.  Bough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Ilardwood  Flooring 

BILLS  CUT  TO  OKDEK. 


premises  Aug  6,  Marie  Ebner  to  Benj  C 

T Perkins $625 

Judd  st,  se  cor  of  Jefferson 


nf  25x110  ft 

Aug  26,  Fred’k  Mahuke  to  Mark  Gold- 

8tein $4,805 

Jay  st  275  ft  s of  Fairfield  wf  25x124  ft 
Aug  17,  James  Morgan  to  Bridget 

^ Lyons $850 

Kinzie  st  ne  cor  May  sf  85  4-10x116  ft  Aug 
2,  estate  of  Wm  B Ogden  et  al  to  Pat- 
rick J Maginnis  et  al $5,250 

Lull  place  144  ft  e of  Wood  st  sf  24x100  ft 
June  24,  Ross  Bussing  to  Frank  Bailey 

$600 

Lowe  av,  312  ft  s of  26th  st  ef  24x125  ft 
Aug  19,  Thos  H Faile  to  Peter  Conley 

T $775 

Laflin  st,  se  cor  of  Plum  wf  45x6934  ft 
June  3:  Monroe  Heath  to  Henry  Sweet 

000 

Liberty  st,  177  ft  e of  Union  st  nf  25x73  ft 
Aug  24,  John  Manus  to  Louis  Belati 

T $1,250 

La  Salle  st,  575  ft  n of  33d  ef  25x120  ft 
Aug  13,  Joseph  Rose  to  Joseph  Weller 

$800 

Lincoln  st,  129  ft  n of  Blue  Island  av  wf 
68  ft  to  alley  Apr  16,  Wm  E Hatterman 

to  Henry  H Singer $750 

La  Salle  st,  208  ft  n of  30th  wf  25x120  ft 
Aug  23,  Annie  & John  P Brick  to  Sam- 
uel Iienofsky $1,587 

Leavitt  st,  221  ft  n of  w 18th  wf  25x126  ft 
July  31,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  Tomas  Mi- 
kala .... 

La  Salle  st. 


son  av  Lot  1 blk  42,  Kinzie  add  Lot  48 
blk  36,  19  39  14,  Aug  20,  Newberry  Fur- 
niture Co  to  Walter  G Newberry.  . .$9,843 


$320 

150  ft  s of  31st  ef  25x120  ft 
Aug  16,  Wm  Gorman  to  Amanda  M 

Clark $1,300 

Loomis  st  sw  cor  Jackson  ef  242x50  ft  Aug 
18,  Sarah  M Drake  to  Eliza  Hughes 

T $5,500 

La  Salle  st,  174  ft  n of  Egan  av  wf  24x123 
ft  Aug  24,  Phillip  Kuhn  to  Peter  Chris- 

tiansen $700 

Leavitt  st  near  North  av  wf  99x673  ft  Aug 
21,  Owen  H Allen  to  Herman  Mueller 

jg3  75Q 

Lincoln  st,  84  ft  s of  38th  ef  24x12334  ft 
Aug  18,  Sam’l  E Gross  et  al  to  Char- 
lotte Schoettle $800 

MilwauKee  av,  85  ft  se  of  Wood  stsw  f 24x 
100  ft  July  27,  Catherine  H Gilford  to 

M Weber $2,100 

Market  st,  sw  cor  Adams  ef  165  ft  to  riv- 
er Aug  14,  John  V Farwell  to  Martin  Ry- 

erson  $330,000 

Michigan  av  ne  cor  of  26th  st  ef  40x170  ft 
Aug  12,  Wm  J Wilson  to  David  K Hill 

$24,000 

Michigan  av,  120  ft  s of  Jackson  st  ef  40x 
171  ft  JuLy  22,  James  K & A J Fisher  to 

Warren  F Leland $34,000 

Milwaukee  av  202  ft  n of  Bloomingdale  rd 
nf  44x100  ft  also  22x100  on  same  av  Aug 
29,  Albert  A Campbell  to  Edward  P 

Wh>te $2,100 

Michigan  avthe  premises  No  3440  Aug  11, 
Clara  V and  Chas  S McConnell  to  John 

T Chumasero $32,0C0 

Madison  st  w,  the  premises  Nos  263-265 
Aug  11,  Beulah  M Seely  to  Joseph 

Downey $31,250 

Moore  st  138  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf  225x124 
ft  also  49034x124  ft  in  same  blk  Lots  12 
to  34  and  37  to  46  n 3 4 blk  4,  Laugh- 
ton’s sub,  dw  >4  30  39  14,  Aug  19,  Frank 
D Laughton  to  Wm  W Kimball.  . .$10,000 
Monroe  st,  32534  ft  w of  Robey  sf  25x124 
ft  Aug  13,  Irene  Wright  to  F J Gust  . . $600 
Nineteenth  st  72  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x124 
ft  Aug  2,  Joel  Evans  et  alto  Rozarie 

Nekala $600 

North  av  137%  ft  w of  Franklin  st  nf  25x 
111%  ft  Aug  19,  John  Pfeiffer  to  Alvis 

Amain  $2,450 

Nineteenth  st,  288  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x 
124  ft  Aug  16,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  Hynek 

Marek $600 

Ogden  av  394  ft  sw  of  Polk  st  se  f 24x100 
ft  July  26,  Emily  f & W T Cushing  to 

Sara  H Clark $2,400 

Ogden  av  141  3-10  ft  sw  of  Genesee  nw  f 
50x160  ft  J uly  8,  Rhoda  McGeokin  to 

John  Foley $1,200 

Ontario  st,  the  premises  No  143,  with 
other  property  viz;  premises  No  91  Hud- 


Parmelee  st  138  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  24x 
124  ft  Aug  20,  John  Nehls  to  Patrick 

Cory $475 

Pierce  av  se  cor  Homan  av  nf  75x124  ft 
Aug  12,  Caroline  Bishop  to  Winfield  S 

Campbell $64o 

Paulina  st  51  ft  n of  Kinzie  ef  26x125  ft 
Aug  21.  Sarah  E and  Wm  H Carman  to 

Thos  King $1,165 

Parmelee  st  146  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  24x 
124%  ft  Aug  17,  Rudolph  Bom  to  Fried- 
rich Rassom $5, 

Parmelee  st,  194  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  24x 
124%  ft  Aug  17,  Rudolph  Bom  to  Fried- 
rich Druhn $500 

Parmelee  st,  170  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  24x 
124%  ft  Aug  17,  Rudolph  Bom  to  Carl 

„ Trapp $550 

Paulina  st,  75  ft  n of  Cornelia  ef  25x130  ft 
Aug  23,  Nicholas  Cook  to  West  Side 

Brewery  Company $2,500 

Rebecca  st  223%  ft  wof  Washtenaw  av  sf 
6634x124%  ft  July  27,  Ernest  E Crepin 

to  Thos  M Crowley $1,200 

Rockwell  av  175  ft  s of  Thompson  st  ef  25 
xl25  ft  July  17,  Ella  S Chipman  to  An- 
drew Cronholm  et  al $1,000 

Racine  av  218  7-8  ft  s of  Webster  av  wf  25 
xl24  ft  Aug  17,  Jas  Morgan  to  John  B 

Schneider $800 

Robey  st  48  ft  s of  Armitage  av  ef  48x100 
ft  July  20,  John  T Dale  to  Rudolph  Pe- 

tersen $900 

Seventeenth  st  w,  120%  ft  w of  Wood  sf 
24x125  ft  Aug  31  ’85,  Frank  Tyk  to  Jos 

Wana $2  240 

South  Park  av,  about  627  ft  n of  Douglas 
ef  32x128  ft  Aug  18,  Dankiner  Adlay  to 

Edward  C Douglas $3,600 

South  Park  av  273  ft  n of  Dunning  st  wf 
25x124  ft  Ang  9,  Thos  Stagg  to  Leonard 

Wegaer $800 

Seventeenth  st  w,  98  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av 
sf  24x1253-4;  ft  July  3,  Daniel  W Burrows 

to  Chas  Brand $325 

Spaulding  av,  75  ft  s of  w 21st  st  ef  * 25x 
125  ft  Aug  18,  Maurice  A Reidy  to  Hen- 
ry Beastman $2,000 

Spaulding  av,  225  ft  s of  w 21st  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  Aug  23,  Wilber  E Lawrence  to 

Henry  Beastman $1,800 

St  Clair  ne  cor  Erie  wf  109  ft  to  laKe  shore 
(and  15-100)  Aug  23,  Fannie  L Edger- 

ton  to  Walter  C Newberry $9,604 

Samuel  st,  75  ft  s of  Cornelia  wf  25x180  ft 
Aus  3,  estate  of  Wm  S Johnston  to  John 

Hannemann 

Seventeenth  st,  24  ft  w of  Laflin,  sf  24x 
12434  fL  -^ug  25,  Mark  Smietanka  to 

John  Rochowika $867 

Seeley  av,  148  ft  n of  Monroe  stefl7%x 
125  ft  Apr  1,  J ames  L Campbell  to  Mary 

Stevens $5,600 

St  Clair  st  ne  cor  of  Erie  wf  with  other 
property  109  ft  to  lake  shore  (und  1-15) 

Aug  24,  Henry  W Newberry  to  Walter  C 

Newberry $26,479 

Sixteenth  st  w.  72  ft  w of  Throop  sf  24x 
135  ft  Aug  19,  Hobart  Fiedler  to  Wm  G 

Baugent . $1,075 

Sixteenth  st  w,  Same  premises  Aug  19, 

Wm  G Baugent  to  Nicholas  Eich . . . $1,200 
Seventeenth  st  w,  251  ft  w of  Lincoln  nf 
25x125  ft  Aug  13,  John  S Newberry  to 

Walter  L Newberry $625 

Sixteenth  st  w,  264%  ft  w of  Work  nf  24x 
125  ft  Aug  20,  Wm  E Newberry  to  Wal- 
ter C Newberry $1,000 

Shober  st  125  ftn  of  Bryson  wf  25x125  ft 
Aug  5,  John  Jensen  to  Alfred  C Clark 

$1,600 

Sawyer  av  25  ft  s of  w 21st  st  wf  25x125  ft 
June  7,  Chas  Thompson  to  Albert  R 

Hancock $2,300 

Twentieth  st,  241  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  25x 
114  ft  Ang  13,  John  Kravalic  to  Frank 

Smith $1,000 

Taylor  st,  nw  cor  of  Leavitt  sf  72x100  ft 
Apr  12,  James  L Rymal  to  Wm  Day 

$3,200 

Throop  st  250  ft  s of  16th  wf  25x125  ft  Aug 
12,  Caleb  F Gates  to  Michael  Budzinski 
$170 


Twenty  first  st  w,  nw  cor  of  Lincoln  sf  75 
xl24%  ft  Aug  21.  Caroline  Schroeder  to 

Steele  Wedeles  Co $3  oq( 

Talman  av  21  ft  n of  Hirsch  st  ef  100x125 
ft  Aug  10,  Ephraim  A Otis  to  Albert  S 

Bradford $2  40( 

Talman  av,  46  ft  n of  Hirsch  st  ef  75x125 
ft  Aug  10,  A J Bradwell  to  Louisa  J Mis- 

Yel1 $2,10( 

lalman  av,  21  ft  n of  Hirsch  st  ef  25x125 
feet  Aug  20,  A J Bradwell  to  Flora  A 

Fisher pQ, 

Trumbull  av,  589%  ft  s of  Barry  Point  rd 
ef  25x116%  ft  Aug  25,  Henry  Redmond 

to  Barney  Farmer $5Q( 

Thirty  fifth  st,  74  ft  e of  Jones  sf  48x116% 
ft  Aug  19,  Cyrenius  Beers  to  Orrin  S 

_,  Kels.° 

Twentieth  st  75  ft  e of  Morgan  nf  25x100 

ft  Aug  23,  Vaclav  Cikanckto  John  Bla- 

ka $2,60( 

lay  lor  st  w,  121%  ft  w of  Loomis  sf  24r 
125  ft  Aug  13,  Patrick  E O’Neil  to  Eliza- 
beth McCarthy $1,65( 

Thirteenth  st  w,  100  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf  ^5 
xl24  ft  May  10,  Thomas  H Campbell  to 

Henry  D Schumacher .".... $55C 

Twelfth  st,  150  ft  w of  Hoyne  avnf  25x124 
ft  Aug  14,  Sarah  Donovan  to  John  L 

Freddrich $1,800 

1 wentieth  st  w,  17 5J4  ft  w of  Morgan  sf 
8034x100  ft  July  31,  John  Kravalec  to 

John  Pagels $3,000 

Thirty  second  st  75  ft  e of  Wallace  25x 
111%  H Aug  19,  Ebenezer  Buckingham 

to  Margaret  Dickinson $1,200 

Taylor  st,  100  ft  w of  Desplaines  nf  25x 
101  ft  July  7,  A & D L Taber  to  Josef 

Silhanck $2,300 

Twentieth  st  192  ft  e of  Purple  nf  93x167 
ft  Aug  23,  Erederick  L Eames  to  Henry 

F Eames $15,000 

Thirty  first  st  sw  cor  Wallace  nf  49x125  ft 
Aug  11,  Chas  A Leonhardt  to  Charles 

TraPP $12,000 

Van  Horn  st  nw  cor  Robey  st  sf  24x124  ft 
James  A Cavana  to  August  Stepina.  .$750 
Winchester  st,  45%  ft  n of  Van  Buren  ef  : 
20x96  7-10  ft  June  30,  Ann  Reed  to  Nan- 
cy J Mitchell $5,500 

Wentworth  av  149%  ft  n of  37th  st  ef  50x  < 

125  ft  Aug  16,  estate  of  Alex  Murray  to 

Henry  J Rohrbach $3,300 

Wabash  av  120  ft  s of  Jackson  st  ef  40x 
171%  ft  Aug  7,  Henry  Corwith  to  James 

Todd $120,000 

Webster  av  53  7-10  H e of  Jay  st  nf  48x 
125  ft  Aug  17,  Jas  Morgan  to  Jacob  Ar- 
nold  $2,100 

Wood  st,  49  ft  n of  Augusta  ef  24%xl25  ft 
July  30,  Laura  V Webb  to  Alvina  Mat- 
thias  poo 

Wilcox  st  near  Washtenaw  av  nf  24x125  ft 
Aug  2:  Wm  H Thomas  to  Christina 

Brandt $3,000 

Wabash  av,  22334  ft  n of  13th  st,  ef  26 %x 
17034  ft  Aug  1,  Josephine  A Alexander 

to  Sarah  E Newbury $16,000 

Wabash  av  167  ft  s of31ststefl6  8-10x 
181%  ft  Aug  20,  David  D Keyes  to  H J 

Lehman $3,400 

Wabash  av,  150  ft  s of  31st  st  ef  17x181% 
ft  Aug  20,  David  D Keyes  to  Alexander 

Findlay  $3,400 

Ward  st  245%  ft  s of  Diversey  av  ef  25x 
124  ft  Aug  19,  Mathias  Kallar  to  Mathi- 
as Faust $1,000 

Wabash  av.  200  ft  n of  28th  st  wf  26x190 
ft  July  20,  Lucy  A & H R Palmer  to  Jas 
C Starr $12,000 


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Aortn  ol  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  56%  ft  s of  Graceland  ef  50x 
125  ft  Aug  18,  H C Bucener  to  John  C 

Borgesen $1,000 

Ashland  av,  106%  ft  s of  Graceland  ef,  50 
xl25  ft  Aug  11  Herman  C Buchner  to 

Lawrence  Paulsen $1,000 

Belmont  av  96  ft  e of  Hoyne  sf  24x125  ft 
Aug  16,  Elizabeth  <fc  O Charles  to  Wolf- 
gang Luttner $600 

Belmont  av,  72  ft  e of  Hoyne  sf  24x125  ft 
June  13,  Oscar  Charles  to  Caroline  Jen- 
sen   $500 

Belmont  av  224  ft  e of  Ashland  sf  25x125 
ft  Aug  17.  Clemens  Barker  to  Christian 

Bantew $725* 

Belmont  av  215  ft  e of  railroad  sf  25x125 
ft  May  28,  Sam’l  E Gross  to  Edward  F 

Lee $725 

Belmont  av,  248  ft  w of  Racine  sf  50x123 
ft  July  26,  John  P Altgeld  to  Frau  Len 

$1,800 

Belmont  av  240  ft  w of  Southport  nf  25x 
125  ft  Aag  13,  JohD  P Altgeld  to  Michael 

M Mullen  $700 

Belmont  av  300  ft  w of  Robey  st  sf  50x125 


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ft  May  10,  Elizabeth  &,  0 Charles  to 

Henry  Hartman $1,000 

Belmont  av  245  7-10  ft  w of  Southport  sf 
25x125%  ft  Nov  25,  ’84,  Albert  vVisner  to 

Peter  Baus  . $600 

Clark  st,  sw  cor  of  Wilson  av  ef  192  ft  to 
alley  Aug  19,  John  Green  to  Bernard  F 

Meller $1,100 

Cleveland  av,  162)4  ft  w of  Green  Buy 
road  sf  71)4  ft  to  alley  Aug  9,  E J Leh- 
mann to  Caroline  Mushum $900 

Diversey  av  72  ft  e of  Florence  nf  24x125 
ft  July  6,  estate  ofF  Bergman  to  Geo 

J Stadler  .-...$1,200 

Evanston  av  165)4  ft  se  of  Sheffield  sw  f, 
62)4  ft  to  e line  of  lot  Aug  19,  Ferdi- 
nand Bunte  to  Charles  W Spoehr.  .$1,875 
Fullerton  av,  170  ft  e of  Orchard  st  sf  30x 
184)4  ft  July  27,  Frank  Demming  to 

Emma  J Raeder $2,250 

Fullerton  av  275  ft  e of  Elston  nf  25  ft  to 
alley  Aug  25,  Oliver  Matsar  to  Charles 

Hausser $1,400 

Gross  Park  lfOfteof  R R sf  50x123  ft 
July  12,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Henry  M 

Schaeffer $655 

Gehrke  st,  450  ft  e of  Sheffield  av  nf  25x 
150  ft  Aug  4,  Ernst  Schumacher  to  H M 

Enrickson $1,500 

Halsted  st,  436  ft  n of  Fullerton  av  wf  25x 
125%  ft  Aug  3,  John  T Davis  to  Lewis  B 

Smith $2,500 

Homer  av  363%  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  25x 
125  ft  May  2,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Hans 

Kroehler $575 

Homer  av  137  ft  w of  G & N W R R nf  24 
xl25  ft  July  15,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Au- 
gust Greenland $800 

Lake  View  av  264  ft  n of  Diversey  st  ef  50 
x202  ft  July  27,  John  W Le  Moyne  to 

Geo  A Christmann $5,500 

Melrose  st  193  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  25x147  4- 
10  ft  Aug  4.  Hauman  G Haugan  to  Ber- 
tha M Nelsen $750 

Noblejst,  291  ft  w of  Racine  av  nf  25x125 
ft  Aug  16,  Wm  C Goudy  to  Wilhelm  & 

Gustav  Schlater $550 

Oakdale  av,  286  ft  w of  Racine  nf  50x122 
ft  Apr  3,  estate  of  Wm  0 Jones  to  Wm 

Senley $1,200 

Oakdale  av  98  ft  e of  Perry  nf  24)4x123 
ft  Aug  23,  Anthony  Dederle  to  Peter  A 

Birren $1,250 

Orchard  st,  100  ft  s of  Huck  court  wf  25x 
135  ft  Aug  23,  Max  Tichow  to  John  De 

Berge $3,600 

Paulina  st,  184)4  ft  3 °f  Tuttle  av  ef  75x 
165  ft  Mch  25,  S Lickinger  et  al  to  John 

Nelson $525 

Paulina  st,  79  7-10  ft  s of  Tuttle  av  ef  75x 
165  ft  Mch  25,  Sebastian  Siekinger  et  al 

to  Chas  R Nelson $525 

Racine  av  190  ft  n of  Fullerton  wf  24x120 
ft,  B Lombard  et  al  to  Lina  Mueller. $919 
Racine  av,  24  ft  s of  Montana  st  wf  30x 
120  ft  Aug  18,  Beujamin  Lombard  et  al 

to  Wm  L Mayer $1,185 

School  st  312  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  sf  24x125 
ft  June  6,  Samuel  E Gross  to  S F Lee 

$475 

School  st,  168  ft  e of  Halstead  nf  25x185 
ft  Aug  19,  John  Larson  to  Hannah  G 

Hangun $671 

Seminary  av,  50  ft  s of  Noble  st  wf  25x124 
ftAug21,  John  P Nelson  to  Edward 

Burgeson $700 

Seminary  av,  123  ft  s of  Belmont  wf  19x 
125  ft  Aug  12,  Nels  A Rosander  to  Fran- 
cis P Reed $500 

Woodside  av  275  ft  n of  School  st  wf  37)4 
xl25  ft  July  3,  G H A Thomas  to  Con 
rad  Behm $825 

South  ot  City  Limits. 

Baker  st,  216  ft  e of  Wallace  nf  25x105  ft 
Aug  16,  Valentine  Harms  to  Michael 

Kirby $400 

Bui  roughs  av  216  ft  n of  50th  st  ef  24x 
172)4  ft  Aug  18,  Adolph  Grimm  to  Rich- 
ard C Moore $300 

Burroughs  av,  199  ft  s of  48th  st  wf  25x 
122%  ft  June  23,  Cyrus  Bentley  Jr  to 

Peter  Stroh $350 

Cottage  Grove  av  120  ft  n of  57th  st  wf  24 
xl30  ft  Christian  Anderson  to  John  Han- 
sen   $600 

Calumet  av  nwcor  of  49th  st  ef  100x140  ft 
June  25,  Mary  O’Brien  to  Michael  J 

Crowe $3,000 

Calumet  av  225  ft  n of  53d  st  ef  25x179% 
ft  Aug  16,  Thos  B Bryan  to  Sarah  A 

Mendel $625 

Cook  st,  186  ft  n of  51st  ef  25x124)4  ft  Aug 
10,  JasT  Young  et  al  to  O Johnson.  .$325 
Drexel  av,  se  cor  57th  st  wf  274)4x130  ft 
Aug  4,  Godfrey  Mannheimer  to  Michael 
Mannheimer $7,000 


Englewood  av  nw  cor  Stewart  av  sf  41  %x 
128  6-10  ft  Mch  23,  Samuel  W Kesler  to 

Laura  M Sutherland $5,500 

Evarts  av,  166  ft  s of  48th  st  ef  24x124% 
ft  Aug  11,  Benjamin  F Jacobs  to  Johann 

Butrey $350 

Everts  av  190  ft  s of  48th  st  ef  24x124)4  ft 
Aug  11,  Benjamin  F Jacobs  to  Michael 

Briski $350 

Everts  av,  238  ft  s of  48th  st  ef  24x124%  ft 
Aug  11,  Benjamin  F Jacobs  to  Andreas 

S Konicus $350 

Everts  av  262  ft  s of  48th  st  ef  24x124%  ft 
Aug  11.  Benjamin  F Jacobs  to  Thomas 

Osinski $350 

Everts  av,  214  ft  s of  48th  st  ef  24x124% 
ft  Aug  11,  Benjamin  F Jacobs  to  Mar- 
tin Ruthkowski $350 

Everts  av  226  ft  s of  48th  st  ef  24x124%  ft 
Aug  11  Benjamin  F Jacobs  to  Frank 

Melger $350 

Everts  av  142  ft  s of  48th  st  ef  24x124%  ft 
Aug  11,  Benjamin  F Jacobs  to  Joseph 

Futtha $350 

Forty  first  st  197  ft  e of  Vincennes  av,  sf 
25x191  ft,  Mch  28,  Gertrude  H Barbour 

to  Chas  C Landt $1,500 

Forty  first  st,  same  premises  Aug  16,  Chas 

C Landt  to  Albert  E Crowley $4,500 

Forty  fifth  st  52  ft  e of  St  Lawrence  av  nf 
25x130  ft  Mch  11,  Edgar  F Henderson 

to  Catherine  W Noble $800 

Hart  st  se  cor  39th  st  wf  93x277  ft,  Aug 
20,  John  McCaffery  to  Daniel  Acker- 
man  $2,000 

Hyde  Park  av  96  ft  se  of  Bowen  ne  f 24x 
100  ft  Aug  17,  Henry  S Turner  to  Mary 

E Porter $10,000 

Heald  st,  216  ft  n of  60th  wf  48x124  ft  Aug 
11.  Edward  Porter  to  Fannie  M Cruiks- 

hank $1,500 

Jefferson  st,  100  ft  n of  51st  st  wf  110  ft 
running  east  to  Hyde  Park  av  Aug  1, 
Richard  Reale  to  Herbert  S De  Salla 

$6,000 

Morgan  st  sw  cor  53d.  st  ef  21x126  ft  Aug 
18,  Emilie  Chemeletzke  to  Frank  Boeh- 

lke $985 

Prairie  av,  116  ft  s of  51st  st  25x105%  ft 
Aug  24,  Charles  F Yerkes  to  Mary  E 

Jaquith..  $1,200 

State  st,  486  ft  s of  52d  ef  25x100  ft,  Aug 
10,  Robert  Berger  to  Edward  Claussen- 

ius $1,200 

Sixty  Second  st  325  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  25x 
124%  ft  Aug  18,  L W Crocker  to  Nels  J 

Johnsen $400 

Swann  st,  352  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf  24x101 
ft  Apr  27,  Edward  C Holt  to  John  M 

Haslett $1,645 

Swann  st  same  premises  Apr  27,  John  M 

Haslett  to  Trustees  of  Schools $2,000 

Swann  st  450  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf  24x101 
ftApr21,JasJ  McCauley  to  Trustees 

of  Schools $500 

State  st  292%  ft  s of  52d  ef  25x100  ft  Aug 
25,  Emil  R Haase  to  Edward  S Dreyer 

$1,500 

Union  st  387  3-10  ft  s of  53d  wf  25x125% 
ft  Aug  23,  Edward  S Dreyer  to  Jeremia 

Ryan $400 

Winter  st  86  ft  s of  46th  st  wf  26x123%  ft 
Aug  2,  Fredericke  Heinecke  to  Mary  J 

Curtin $1,050 

Winter  st  sw  cor  of  52d  ef  48%xl25%  ft 
July  6,  Samuel  B Looze  to  Malachi 

Feeny $1,075 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  av  74  ft  w of  Simons  nf  25x150 
ft  Aug  17,  A S & F A Winkelman  to 

Sarah  Jane  Wales $400 

Cortla  rd  st,  se  cor  of  Meeker  nf  49x138% 
ft  Aug  16,  Edward  S Dreyer  to  Gottlieb 

Krautter $700 

Fullerton  av,  49  ft  e of  Hoffman  sf  24x141 
ft  Aug  16,  Mathilda  G & O Crosby  to 

Johannes  Andersen $1,000 

Johnston  av  784  ft  w of  California  nf  48x 
100  ft  Aug  18,  Clark  I Hutchason  to  Wm 

F McLean $975 

Mead  st,  se  cor  Wabansia  av  wf  25x177  ft 
Aug  23,  Geo  Stephens  to  B Steckhausen 

$600 

Maplewood  av,  180  ft  S of  Humboldt  bd 
ef  50x125%  ft  Aug  9,  Matilda  G Crosby 
to  Nels  Pearson  $900 


Norman  av:  sw  cor  of  Wabansia  ef  37x100 
feet  Mar  18,  Sarah  E Coolidge  to  Chas 

P Johnson $600 

Norman  av  60  ft  n of  Wabansia  ef  50x118 
ft  Aug  17,  Edward  M Olsen  et  al  to  Rein- 
hold Bergman $900 

Park  av,  ne  cor  of  w 42d  st  sf  50  ft  to  al- 
ley Aug  24.  Ole  Larsen  to  Jas  Renketh 

$2,500 

Rockwell  av  200  ft  n of  Wabansia  wf  25x 
125  ft  Aug  25,  Joseph  W Hambleton  to 

Adolph  Moore $525 

Stone  st,  168  ft  nw  of  Cornelia  nef  26x111 
ft  Aug  24,  Francis  Young  to  Charles  T 

Gilbert $ . . . . 

Wallace  av,  99%  ft  s of  Garden  ef  50x 
125%  ft,  JuIy  6,  Chas  L Hammond  to 

Mary  Blinkhara $350 

Western  av,  124  ftn  of  Clara  pi  ef  31x110 
ft  Aug  21.  John  E Fraedisch  to  Robert 
Dali $650 


A€r IE HE.1I E STS  FOIE  DEEDS. 

E 70  feet  of  lots  93  and  94  b 10,  Austinville,  Aug  17, 

MariaC  Todd  to  O P Emerson  $800 

S 18  ft  lot  21  and  n 6 ft  lot  20  b 2,  Moody’s  sub  sw  qr 
34  39  14,  July  2,  Chas  Follansbee  to  Jno  G Gustaf- 
son  $1,675 

I.ots  11  and  12  b 8,  Browne  & Culver’s  add  to  N Ev- 
anston, August  18,  Charles  E Browne  to  Mrs  G F 

Browne $200 

Lot  68,  Ka«par’s  sub  e pt  b 11,  J & Lee’s  sub  of  sw 

2u  39  14,  Vaclav  Bose  to  J Kesner $2,275 

Lot  16  b 4 b 5,  Sheffield  addn,  Aug  17,  Joh.i  Aeker- 

mann  to  Chas  G Becker $1,800 

Lot  44  blck  1,  Fireman’s  Stock  Yards  add,  June  11, 

Henry  G Foreman  to  Charlotte  Kiegner $1,350 

Lot  8 b 4 and  lots  44  45  46  blk  8 McChesney’s  sub  22 

38  14,  Aug  10,  Martin  Wallace  to  Jacob  S Hoffman 
$1,400 

Lot  4 b 46  Jefferson,  Aug  19,  Mary  J Carpenter  to 

Malora  C Dunniug  $1,250 

Lot  7 b 3,  Castello’s  sub  nw  ?4  35  40  13,  Sept  23,  ’85, 

Matilda  ECastello  to  John  Dick $275 

Lot  2 b 6 Souder’s  add  to  Blue  Island,  Aug  9,  Marie 

Schneider  eta:  to  Catholic  Bishop $960 

Lots  21  to  24  b 1,  Parmly’s  Normal  Park  add,  Aug 

2,  Sam'i  P Parmly  to  A E Fechter $2,000 

Lots  1 to  4 b 6,  same, Aug  2,  same,  Chas  Drabek  $2,000 
Lot  85  blk  1 s *4  10  39  13,  Aug  11,  Chas  P.upp  to  Mat 

Kraft $850 

Lot  15  b 2,  Harwood  & Goodspeed  sub  ne  \ 9 38  14, 

, Claude  J Adams  to  Michael  J Boyle, 

$1,80) 

Lot  11,  Love’s  sub  s ’4  lots  6 7 8 b 3,  Rockwell’s  add 

Aug20,  Miche  W Murry  to  John  Welch — $900 

S 19  ft  It  22  and  all  lots  23  24  b 8,  Farlin’s  sub  se  qr 
25  40  13,  in  consideration  of  and  conveyance  of 
lot  3 in  lot  of  n 3. 79  chs  b 2 e V%  sw  ’4  2 38  14,  Aug 

18,  Villa  F Sherman  to  Alvin  S Butler $275 

Lot  30  blk  5,  Cass’  sub  in  nw  % 25  39  13,  Aug  3,  Geo 

W Cass  to  H J Gubel $425 

Lot  28  blk  2,  Sampson  & Green’s  add,  Aug  16,  Josef 

Blaka  to  Elizabeth  Dvorak $3,50  ) 

West  25  feet  of  e 50  ft  of  s 73  ft  of  lot  4 b 62  nw  H 21 

39  14,  Aug  20,  Abraham  I Cohn  to  H M Burnett, 
$1,250 

E 2 ac3  of  lot  17,  Iglehart’s  sub  sw  qr  7 38  14,  June 

30,  A C Tilton  to  F W Proudfoot $1,050 

Lot  18  b 1,  State  Bk  add,  Aug  14,  Charles  O’Fricke 

agt,  to  A Skorer $5,600 

Lot  31  b 9,  Watson  & Davis’  sub  in  nw  14  6 39  14, Aug 

16,  Jno  Jensen  to  P Thompson $3,250 

Lots  19  and  20  blk  1 b 12,  Kensington,  Aug  16,  Har- 
riet F Rees  to  Johanna  Willrick $1,250 

Lot  33  b 1,  Hegewisch,  Mar  20,  A Hegewisch  to  Jno 

P Larson $300 

Sixty-first  st,  103  feet  west  of  Wallace  st,  sf,  30x125, 

Aug  14,  Geo  B Dpp  to  Jas  McConnell $2,300 

Lot  15  block  1 Parmly’s  Normal  Park  add,  June  28, 

Sami  P Parmly  to  J P Linden $375 

Lot  3 b 4 Browne  & Culver’s  add  to  Evanston,  Aug 

2,  Chas  E Browne  to  Minnie  Williams $100 

Lot  83  b 4,  J & Lee’s  addn,  Aug  18,  Ann  Fitzgerald 

to  Daniel  Vick $2,250 

Lot  5 b 7 Cook  & Anderson’s  sub  ne  14  24  39  13,  July 

lu,  E T Lepterman  to  T M Crowley $1,800 

Lot  3 Hammond’s  sub  of  n Vi  e Vi  w K sw  14  nw  14 
25  40  13,  Aug  4,  Chas  L Ilammond  to  A Troinhold, 

$550 

Lot  2,  same  sub,  Aug  9,  same  to  same $350 

Lot  1 of  Its  1 to  4 blck  3,  Stave’s  sub  ne  qr  36  4 0 13, 
August  16,  Charles  H Low  to  Corolina  Bisceglier, 

$1,500 

Lots  5 and  6 blk  7,  Browne  & Culver’s  add  to  Evans- 
ton, Aug  16,  Charles  E Browne  to  Geo  W Baker, 

$200 

25x124  ft  pt  of  lot  12,  Assr’s  div  sw  qr  4 88  14,  July 


19,  Maria  Lamb  to  Michl  J McQuirk  $1,000 

Ljt  14  b 6 Browne  & Culver’s  addn  to  N Evanston, 
Aug  16,  Chas  E Browne  to  S J Nelson $100 


Lot  12  b 6,  same,  Aug  16,  same  to  A M Peelerson, 

$100 

Lot  13  b 6,  same,  Aug  6,  same  to  Nels  P Swenson, 

$100 

Lots  13  and  14  b 4,  Western  Springs,  July  12,  Hilda 

C Nelson  to  C 0 Arbin $825 

Lot  41  of  lot  2 b 5 nw  qr  etc  32^39  14,  July  1,  Edward 
Harland  to  A Korber $400 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lots  28  and  29  b 2,  Scammon  & Dickey’s  sub  w Vi  se 
qr  23  38  14,  March  10,  J W Farlin  to  Geo  W Todd, 

$600 

Lots  21  to  24  b 2,  Lancaster’s  sub  w Vi  sw  $4  22  38  14 
August  18,  Wilson  Haight  to  Mary  M Ubellar, 
. . $3,300 


S !4  lot  7 b 8 same  sub,  Aug  17,  Frank  G Springer 

to  Catherine  M Velgh  $375 

Lots  1 and  2 b 2,  same  sub,  Aug  2,  same  to  FI01  a K 

Snltz ♦ J ,500 

Lot  22  b 1,  Guzzam  Gann’s  add  to  Pullman,  Aug  17, 

Fallis  & Gano  to  Mary  Griffin  $135 

Lot  14  b 1,  Hegewisch,  August  16,  Alfred  Moberg  to 

Martin  Nelson $950 

SE  qr  b 3,  Norton’s  sub  ne  qr  ne  qr  27  38  14,  Aug  4, 

Caroline  Ohlerklng  to  II  A F W Voss $3,000 

Lots  12  and  13  b 48,  Cornell,  Aug  16,  T B Bryan  to 

Willis  H Fenton $500 

S 14  lot  23  b 3,  Cronkite  et  al  sub  n'/in  14  hw  ’4  24 

38  14,  Andw  Lundgren  to  Ellen  Pullman 11 ,450 

Lot  12,  Vandersyde  & Ton’s  sub  :n  15  37  14,  June  28 

G Vandersyde  to  p R Pearson $250 

Lot  29  blk  1,  Shortall  Trustee’s  sub  n 14  ne  >4.  26  38 
14,  April  13,  George  Horves  to  P Chambers  et  al 

$2,500 

Lots  2 1 and  24  b56,  Hill’s  add  to  8 Chicago,  Aug  19, 

Cynthia  A Barnes  to  W B Chapin $1,51,0 

Lot  37  block  2,  Nix  add  to  S Chicago,  Dec  29.  ’85,  A 

Krimbiil  to  Winfield  Scott $250 

Lot  15  b 30,  Ironworker’s  addn,  Aug  11,  A Maske  to 

Alvin  Hardtke $450 

W 10  acs  of  e 60  acres  of  n % nw  qr  23  38  14, , 

Rashtou  M Dorman  to  Mathew  McCormick, 

$26,000 

Lot  10  b 24,  South  Chicago,  Aug  21,  Chas  H Squier 

to  Louisa  Henderson $1,500 

Lot  34  b 5,  Palmer’s  add’n  to  S Chicago,  Mary  P M 

Palmer  to  M McGeeney $239 

Lot  10  b 1 b 3,  Brookline,  Aug  5,  H N Hibbard  to 
Chas  Toorhaker $125 

LAKE. 

Lot  18  in  sub  of  w n Vi  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June 

26,  Thos  P Phillips  to  A J Kilkenny $403 

Lots  14  15  16,  of  Its  13  14  etc  of  Its  1 to  4 and  7 to  10, 
40,  Taylor’s  sub  24  38  14,  Aug  12,  John  S Kendall 

Geo  V Davis $3,000 

S 16  ft  It  7 and  n 22  feet  It  8,  Perry’s  2d  sub  of  Tay- 
lor’s sub  21  38  14,  Aug  12,  Geo  V Davis  to  Clara  P 

Kendall $4,s00 

Lots  25  to  28  b 2 Parmly’s  Normal  Prk  add,  Aug  5, 

Sam!  P Parmly  to  R R Cherry $2,350 

Lot  24  b 3,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  w half  se  qr 
22  38  14,  Nov  4,  Thos  P Keefe  lo  Pat’k  Kennedy, 

$1,100 

Lot  9 of  w ?4  n Vi  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June  26,  Thos 

P Phillips  to  Janet  Glennon $410 

N 13  ft  It  24  of  lots  5 and  8,  b 19  etc,  Linden  Grove, 

Aug  7,  F D Shafer  to  Louisa  J Shafer $460 

Lot  28  of  lots  19  23  24  of  lots  1 to  4 and  7 to  10  Tay- 
lor’s sub  21  38  14,  July  1,  Elli  A Beach  to  E De 

Rusher $500 

N half  It  1 blck  5,  Barnum  Grove,  Aug  2,  Arthur  D 

Rich  to  Rebecca  J Solomon $3,750 

Lots  24  and  43  b 5,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 
August  5,  James  D Smith  to  Charles  H Caldwell, 

$476 

Lot  51  of  Its  1 to  10  and  12  b 6,  Linden  Grove, , 

Chas  B Eggleston  to  Virginia  F Betts $1,677 

Lots  7 and  8 blk  3,  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 

Aug  9,  August  Block  to  John  B Putnam $1,800 

Lots  3 b 5,  same  sub,  Aug  18,  John  S Biehn  to  Peter 

Biehn  et  al $750 

Lot  43  b 5,  Beck’s  s”b  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  33  14,  Aug  17, 

Chas  H Caldwell  to  Geo  Callaghan $275 

Lot  3 b 9,  Stewart’s  sub  in  1 38  13,  -Jan  2,  Alex  Tur- 
ner to  Amelia  Turner $500 

Lots  20  and  21  b 2 of  lot  5,  Taylor’s  sub  se  qr  21  38 
14,  Aug  7,  August  Tidolm  to  A C Keeran  ....  $1,500 
Lot  37  and  s 14  ft  It  38  b 6,  Bates’  sub  in  sw  qr  21  38 
14,  August  23,  James  F Keeney  to  Fred  E Parnell 

$1,026 

Lots  1 to  12  b 1,  McCarthy’s  sub  w Vi  swqrneqr 
17  38  14,  May  15,  B F Jaoobs  to  J T McCord, 
$3,600 

LYONS. 

Lots  8 9 and  10  b 1,  Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  Aug 

17,  Ira  Brown  to  Jno  Downey $500 

OALUMET. 

Lot  9 b 41,  Halsted  St  addn  to  Washington  Hts  Aug 

13,  Emily  A Lyon  to  Jessie  H Southwell $200 

Lots  5I  and  52  of  Its  6 to  12  etc,  b M,  Morgan  Park, 

Aug  3,  Geo  R Clarke  to  Charlotte  M Hine $4,000 

Lots  17  to  20  b 88,  Its  22  23  33  34  b 89,  Wash’n  Hgts, 

Aug  10,  Lucy  E Balch  to  A W Maltby $2,000 

Lots  15  and  16  b 2,  Baker’s  sub  ne  qr  17  37  14,  Aug 

20,  Wm  F Rueter  to  Henry  Martin $300 

Lot  42,  16  37  14,  June  15,  Jan  Brandt  toWilliam  Van 

Bergen $5,000 

CICERO. 

Lots  1 and  2 b 13,  Salisbury’s  sub  e 14  se  qr  se  qr  13 

39  13,  Aug  19.  W R Lewis  to  E Warman  .$275 

E half  blks  6 7 8,  Crawford’s  sub  pt  ne  qr  27  39 13, 

May  12,  Sophronia  A Kellogg  to  Albert  J Brad- 
ford  $5,000 

Lots  7 to  12  b 22,  Ridgeland.Aug  14,  Raepin  R Cher- 
ry to  E A Cummings  $2,500 

Lots  7 to  12  b 22,  Ridgeland,  July  22,  z P Lyman  to 

R R Cherry $1,500 

S qr  nw  qr  se  qr  4 39  13,  Adam  Rea  to  John  Johns- 
ton Jr $-,500 

Lots  7 and  8 b 10, 1st  div  Clyde,  June  30,  Isabella  D 

Goodwin  to  D O Lantz $350 

Lot  9 of  lot  2 b 5,Menick’s  sub  nw  qr  9 39  13,  Aug  12 

David  O’Connor  to  T A Snow $100 

Lot  34  b 13,  Salisbury’s  sub  se  qr  539  13,  July  19. 

W R Lewis  to  F Finger $11 5 

Lost  8 to  11  b 7 Derby’s  ad  1 , June  10,  Robt  I,  Mar- 
tin to  Geo  M Fadner $1,225 

Lots  15  and  16  b 4,  Hiatt’s  sub  nw  qr  7 39  13,  July  3. 

. A H Hiatt  to  John  Tucker $1,6  >0 

Lot  9 b 6,  of  lots  1 2 13  14  b 5,  Kettlestring’s  add  to 
Harlem,  Aug  11,  W N Kettlestrings  to  R Hillman 

$650 

Lots  5 and  6 b 13  Salisbury’s  sub  5 39 13,  Aug  4,  W 

R Lewis  to  W H Hahnkemeyer $250 

Lots  27  and  28  b 13,  same  sub,  Aug  4,  same  to  Clara 

Didier $250 

Lot  14  b 12,  Ridgeland,  Aug  18,  Wm  H Johnson  to 

Edwd  W Cross $599 

Lot  31  b 5,  Scoville  & Niles’  addn  to  Oak  Park,  Aug 

18,  Cora  I Burrows  to  A Gustorf $1,500 

EVANSTON. 

N half  w Vi  ne  qr  sw  qr  13  41  13,  with  other  proper- 
ty. Aug  19,  Moses  A Hawkes  to  Louise  R Hawkes, 

$8,100 

Lots  19  and  20  b 3,  Keeney  & Rinn’s  addn  to  Evans- 
ton, Aug  17,  Henry  M Walker  to  Edwin  R Brad- 
ford   - $1,001) 

Lt  17  and  e 17  ft  lot  16  b 1,  Hartny’s  addn  to  Evans- 
ton, Aug  16,  Jas  Hartny  to  E Smith $300 

Lots  12  and  13  blk  3,  Pitner  & Son’s  2d  add,  Apr  1,  C 
Muno  to  M Larken $160 


496 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Blk  13,  Evanston  Centre  add,  Aug  16,  Paul  Pratt  to 

Margt  McCallum $400 

Lot  5 b 33,  Rogers  Park,  July  15,  Chas  H Morse  to 
Webster  Hoyt $960 

JEFFERSON. 

Lot  26  b 15  se  qr  34  40  13,  Aug  18,  Austin  S Field  to 

Ellen  J Roney $1,500 

Lot  25  b 15,  same,  Aug  18,  Austin  S Field  to  Kate  F 

Murphy  $1,560 

Lots  4 and  5 b 41,  Montrose, Aug  19,  Wm  Colebrooke 

to  Geo  C Klehm $300 

Lots  17  18  19  25  and  26  b 15  in  sub  of  se  qr  34  40  13, 

Aug  12,  Alfred  Noxon  to  Austin  S Field $7,500 

Lot  I7  b 5,  Frees’  add  to  Jefferson,  May  25,  John  M 
Sellers  to  Francis  M Hamilton $350 

MAINE. 

Lots  2 and  3 blk  3,  Parson’s  and  Lees’  add  to  Des- 
plaines,  Feb  17,  Albt  Parsons  to  Susan  H Parsons 

$4,000 

Lot  27  b 5,  Park  Ridge,  Dec  1,  ’85,  A B Sherwin  to 
Geo  S Wells $1,100 

NEW  TRIER. 

Lot  5 b 8,  Wilmette,  Aug  9,  E McDaniel  to  Maria  G 

„ Henley 

3 acs  in  ne  qr  32  42  13,  Aug  7,  Maria  E Henley  to  B 

Brauu $300 

Lots  1 to  4 and  e ’4  5 b 9,  Wilmette,  Aug  23,  Chas  B 
Hosmer  to  C H Brethold $1,000 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

W’ 60  ft  of  It  3 b 7 Lemont,  June  24,  Bessie  E Bev- 

iugton  to  Juo  New. ...  $2  200 

Lots  22  to  27  Smith’s  sub  part  w half  lot  38,  16  38  14, 
Aug  18,  A D Jones  (Trustee)  to  Olivia  M Chase, 

$2,000 

Lots  29  to  48  b 2 Bryant’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  sw  qr  13 
39  13,  July  16,  Martha  M Brown  et  al  to  James  D 

Borden $9,200 

Lots  9 and  lo  b 23  Norwood  Park,  Ang  2,  Alex’r  G 

1 rown  to  Thos  Burton $20" 

22*4  acs  in  sw  cor  nw  qr  8 42  10,  Aug  9,  John  Land- 

wer  to  L L Landwer $1  7,  0 

7!4  acs  in  30  36  15,  Aug 4,  C Schultz  to  So  Chicago 

and  Southern  It  R Co $1,135 

West  K ne  qr  5 36 12,  Feb  27,  Amy  E McWhorter  to 

Wm  D Cooper $5,000 

28x65  1-6  ft  e-and  adj  lot  8 b 2,  Shimp’s  suh  in  ne 
or  9 38  14,  August  17,  Mary  E Sanford  to  Henry 

Towne $400 

1 1-5  acs  in  se  qr  15  42  1 , Sept  9,  ’85,  C Klepper  to 

Juo  Remlinger $510 

Blks  72  .4*168  Maywood;  also  p 25  a sw  qr  sw  qr  17 
42  13,  July  9,  Persis  K Lord  et  al  to  Arthur  Lord, 



Block  168.  Maywood,  July  19,  Arthur  Lord  to  Caro- 
line A Terry $6,  0 

Lots  1 to  10  b 168  Maywood,  Aug  20, Caroline  A Ter- 
ry to  Abba  A Green $800 

Lots  11  to  20  b 108,  same,  Aug  21,  same  to  Geo'  D 

Banett 

Lots  13  to  23  and  w !4  12  b 32,  South  Lawu,  Sept  17, 

Henry  W Jacobs  to  E W Dryden $800 

Lots  6 7 11  12,  b 1,  Wheeler’s  add  to  Malheson,  Apr 

27,  Mary  Merick  to  Jno  P Wehren  $900 

Lot  7 b 1,  R R Reservation  sub  in  Railroad  to  Har- 
lem, May  15,  C & N W Rwy  Co  to  Fred  J H Ban- 
ger  

Lot  42  b 4,  Culver’s  Park,  Aug  3,  E H Gammon  to 

J Maas 

Lot  8 s 8 ft  7 and  n 10  ft  9 blk  95,  Maywood,  May  1 

Robt  H Dennis  to  J F Coyue $1  OOO 

Lot  12  of  s 2-5  b 34,  R R addu  to  Harlem,’  July  14, 
John  Sternberg  to  Minuie  Toeiluer  ...  $700 

E 100  ft  of  s Vi  sw  qr  19  36  I5,  Aug  4,  Carl  Steinbach 
to  S Chicago  and  Southern  R R Co  . . $804 


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Summary. 

I he  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Aug  26,  1886; 

Sales.  Amount 

GltJ  155  $977,548 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  83  111,792 

Connty 93  146,665 

Total 331  $1,236,005 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Aug.  27,  1885; 

Sales.  Amount. 

122  $485,289 

County 184  322,800 


TotaI 306  $808,089 


St  BI>IVISIO\S 

failed  for  Record  JMiiiii”  August,  1886. 

Doc.  No. 

74 0 4 o 7 Lots  52  to  68  b 27,  Lee  et  al  sub  sw 
qr  24  39  13,  nw  cor  Madison  and  Francis- 
co sts.;  21  lots.  By  Sam’l  H Wheeler. 

740494— Lot  4,  out-lot  C,  Wriarhtwood,  front- 
ing ne  on  N Clark  st.;  4 lots.  By  Flora 
M Thielcke.  i 

740658— Northwest  >4  ne  ^ 19  40  13,  sw  cor 
Irving  Park  blvd  and  Oak  st;  4 blks.  By 
D J Drummond,  et  al. 

740757  P W Snowhook’s  Douglas  Park  add 
in  sw  qr  13  39  13,  fronting  n on  Lexing- 
ton street,  betwu  Sacramento  and  Kedzie 
aves;  4 blocks.  By  P W Snowhook. 

740912— Blk  20,  Village  of  Gleucoe;  Clots. 
By  Chas  E Browne. 

740922  Lots  11  and  12  b 62,  Hopkins’  addn 
to  Hyde  Park,  nw  cor  Kimball  av  and  57th 
st;  5 lots.  By  Orrin  M Wells. 

741107— Lots  6 to  10  of  lot  30,  Ellis’  East 
add,  se  cor  38th  st  and  Johnson  Place;  6 
lots.  By  John  Griffiths  et  al. 

.41888— Lot  5 b 16,  Bushnell’s  add.  fronting 


on  Oak  and  Maple  sts 
tate  of  W L Newberry, 

741981 — Lot  7,  Forrestville,  nw  cor  46th  st 
and  Evans  ave.,  running  w to  Champlain 
av;  18  lots.  By  W J Watson. 

741982— Constance,  a subdvn  of  e % sw  V 
36  38  14,  lying  betwn  83d  and  87th  streets 
and  Jeffrey  ave  and  Bissellave;  17  blocks; 
By  Wallace  C Clement. 

7420 00 — Lots  27  and  28  b 5,  Morris  et  al  sub 
sw  )4  18  39  14,  fronting  e on  Irving  ave, 
3 lots.  By  J N Cunning. 

742070— Lots  46  and  47  b 5,  Morris’  et  al 
sub  sw  qr  18  39  14,  fronting  w on  Oakley 
ave;  3 lots.  By  John  N Cunning. 

742517 — Re-subdivision  of  lots  46  to  50  b 4, 
Harrison’s  add,  nw  cor  Campbell  av  and 
Lexingtou  st;  8 lots.  By  Geo  W Deal. 
742826-Lots  30  31  32  b 4,  Sheffield  add,  ne 
cor  Sheffield  ave  and  Garfield  ave;  7 lo^s. 
By  Samuel  Piggott. 

743022— S 100  ft  of  lot  2 b 1,  Bushnell’s  add, 
fronting  won  Dearborn  ave;  4 lots.  By 
Estate  of  W L Newberry. 

743023  -N  E I4  bln  42,  Kinzie’s  add,  sw  cor 
St  Clair  and  Huron  sts;  6 lots.  By  Estate 
of  W L Newberry. 

743311 — Lots  22  23  24,  Young  & Rowley’s 
sub  s 34  b 31,  w of  R R.,  33  39  14,  ne  cor 
LaSalle  street  and  Egan  ave;  5 lots.  By 
Mary  Powers. 

743363 — Lot  3 b 11,  Co  Clerk’s  sub  e )4  nw 
18  40  14,  se  cor  Wright  st  and  Sunny- 
side;  13  lots.  By  S M and  L J Brown. 
743709  Lots  10  11  12  b 4,  Stone’s  re  subdiv 
of  Astor’s  add,  nw  cor  Goethe  and  Astor 
sts;  9 lots.  By  J L Houghteling. 

743902 — Elsdon,  being  a subdivision  of  e )4 
sw  34  2 38  13,  lying  between  43d  and  47th 
sts,  and  Central]  ParK  and  Hamlin  aves; 
16  blocks.  By  Chas  Clement. 

744546  — Wm  Reed’s  subJiv’n  of 
34  sec  26  and  27  42  12. 

744610— Lots  70  to  73  in  sub  of  lots  5 6 7, 
Codwise  sub  west  )4  se  qr  18  39  14,  se  cor 
Solden  and  Lincoln  sts;  four  lots.  ByWm 
Selden. 

744709 — E 34  and  e 8 ft  of  w )4  b 4 of  b 7: 
33  39  14,  fronting  on  Wallace  st,  between 
3-d  and  33d  sts;  24  lots.  By  Beni  Shurt- 
lefif. 

744930— Resubdvision  of  lots  2 to  5.  Sup  Ct 
Partn  e % rds  of  blck  12,  s frl  34  3 39  14, 
fronting  s on  Delaware  Place;  5 lots.  By 
Mary  L Naper. 

744933 — Blk  7,  Hill  & Pike’s  addn  to  South 
Englewood;  44  lots.  By  Chas  E Prahman. 
743089— Lot  7 in  sub  of  sec  18  39  13;  9 lots. 
By  S S Snyder. 

745346—  BIk  4 (ex  n 141  ft)  Walker’s  Doug- 
las Park  add’n,  fronting  on  C B & Q R R 
and  Van  Horn  st,  between  Washtenaw  av 
and  Rockwell  st;  42  lots.  By  D W Bur- 
rows. 

745559— Blk  1,  Castle’s  sub  of  e 15  acs  e 34 
se  34  11  39  13,  frnt’gon  Lake  st  and  Park 
av;  10  lots.  By  John  Oliver. 

746016— Park  Bank  subdiv’n  of  blck  14  and 
pt  b 11  and  Snyder  st,  vacated  in  Smith’s 
sub  ne  qr  ne  )4  18  39  14,  cor  Paulina  st 
and  Ogden  av;  12  lots.  By  National  Park 
Bank  of  New  York. 

746189 — Lot  28  b 1 in  re-subdii’n  of  bins  1 
and  2,  Reform  School  Tract,  sw  cor  42d 
st  and  Wolcott  ave;  3 lots.  By  Marie  A 
French. 

746329 — Block  4,  Lee’s  sub  w 34  se  % 20  38 
14,  sw  cor  May  and  67th  st,  extending  s to 
68th  st,  and  w to  Centre  av;  48  lots.  By 
Caroline  T Hosmer. 

746511  Lots  72  73  74,  Hinckley’s  sub  nw  34 
se  34  8 38  14,  nw  cor  May  and  52d  st;  16 
lots.  By  A V Speer. 

746572 — Lot  68,  same  sub,  lying  betwn  May 
st  and  Centre  ave;  6 lots.  By  Genevieve 
A Wheeler. 


746575— Lots  69  and  70,  same  subdv,  sw  cor 
May  st  and  52d  st,  extending  w to  Centre 
av;  8 lots.  By  Edwd  0 F Raler. 

746581  1 hat  part  of  nw  qr  nw  qr  25  40  13 

sw  of  C & N W R R.,  ne  corner  Morrison  st 
and  Centre  av,  ext’g  se  to  Wallace  ave:  2 
blks.  By  Oliver  H Horton. 

747326— Lots  13  and  16  b 3,  WalKer’s  sub  in 
w 34  nw  qr  34  39  14;  3 lots  fronting  e on 
Wabash  av.  By  David  H Keyes. 

747276— Evanston  Centre  2d  add;  2 blocks. 
By  Wm  B Phillips. 


746573 — Lots  66  and  67,  same  sub,  lying 
betwn  May  st  and  Centre  av;  10  lots.  By 
Wm  F Warner. 

746574 — Lots  61  to  65,  same  sub,  nw  corner 
Centre  av  and  58th  st.  extending  e to  May 
st;  24  lots.  By  Henry  W Warner. 


TRUST  IMIKUS. 

Avery  H M and  H M to  W F Lubelle,  auo- 
17,  Its  14  and  15  b 1,  23  38  14  3y  7#.  $2500 
Arnold  W F to  S Dunlap,  Aug  17,  pt  It  10 

b 2 7 39  13  3y  7% $1,000 

Arnold  J to  R W Bridge,  Aug  17,  Its  8 and 

9 b 5 b 10  Sheffield  add  2y  6# $950 

Ahearn  T F to  F B Peabody,  Aug  23,  it  10 

b 2 b 19  Sheffield  add  5y  7% $2500 

Austin  D M to  M Lewis,  Aug  23,  It  15  b 8 

33  40  14  4y  6)4# $2500 

Arnott  T to  E Koch,  Aug  23,  It  3 It  39  etc 

13  39  13  23  7# $1150 

Ashrends  M to  J Nowak,  Aug  13,  It  66  b 26 

19  40  14,  2y  6# $150 

Ames  H W to  E E Lloyd,  Aug  16,  Its  17 

and  18  b 5,  1 39  13,5  1-5# $5,600 

Abraham  F to  C S Holt,  July  26,  It  2 b 31 

Sheffield  add  2y  7# $265 

Anderson  J E to  J Gunzenhauser,  au<t  20 

It  65  b 5,  20  39  14,  3y  6#  "$4,500 

Bailey  F to  T Scanlan.  June  21,  It  92  b 3 

6 39  14,  4y  6# $500 

Borgeson  J C to  J Buehler,  Aug  18,  It  3 b 

1, 19  40  14,  5 y 6# $500 

Bryant  G H to  N V andR  W Hyman  Jr 
July  1,  pt  It  14  b 12,  11  38  14  5y  6)4# 

,,  $3500 

Behrend  N to  S E Gross  Aug  10,  It  1 b 1 

13  39  13  3y  6# $3000 

Blase  J to  C S Holt,  July  26,  It  11  b 21 

Sheffield  add  4y  7# $260 

Bryan  T B to  F Hathaway,  July  27,  411 

Its  in  Cornell,  3y  6# $37668 

Borgeman  A to  Z Hofheimer  Aug  13,  Its 

31  to  33  b 4 Lee  add  ly  6# .$3000 

Bair  S to  F R Chandler,  June  5,  It  4 b 4 b 

5 3 38  14  etc  5y  6# $4700 

Bangs  W B to  S N Wheeler  Apl  29  It  It  6 

43  eic  b 27  12  39  13  4y  6# $1300 

Braack  C to  W Loeb  Aug  11,  It  16  b 2 6 69 

14  5y $4000 

Brockman  A to  S Kerr,  Aug  10,  It  2 b 5 24 

3913  37m  6# $1,100 

Benthoy  L and  F F to  G Klehm  Aug  1 It 
18  b 2 Ingledew  add  Ravenswood  5 y 6# 

$700 

Budd  W O to  F B Peabody  Aug  10,  pt  Its 

27  to  31  b 1,  16  38  14  5y  7# $1,000 

Bones  C J to  J Novak,  July  20,  Its  32  33 
and  34  b 12,  Reaper  add,  4y  7#  p m.$1150 
Boucher  W J to  G M Bogue,  Aug  7,  It  41  b 

3,  13  39  13,  3y  6# $300 

Boruhoeft  F to  B F Culver,  n )4  It  24  b 2, 

n w )4  20  40  14,  2y,  6#  p m $267 

Beak  B R to  J Stern,  Aug  11,  It  5 Its  5 to  9 

b 5 b 5,  Sheffield  add,  7# $3500 

Burnham  E to  J McDowell,  Aug  7,  It  3 Its 
20  to  24  b 7,  Flournoy  add,  18  39  14,  4y, 

$2500 

Bierfeld  B to  W Heinemanu.  Aug  12,  It  25 

b 11,  20  39  14,  5y.  7# ? $3500 

Bublitz  A to  F W Hatterman,  June  26,  It 

2 b 1,  6 39  14,  6y  6# $100 

Burrows  C I and  A W to  S Dunlop,  Aug 
18,  part  lots  7 and  8 b 6,  6 39  13,  3y  7# 

„ $2,200 

Birren  P A to  J H Ernst,  Aug  23,  It  20  b 9 

29  40  14  3y  6#  $i)050 

Badtke  J to  F Schrader,  May  21,  It  9 b 1, 

Sheffield  add  3y  6# $300 

Broski  E to  W L Mors,  July  21,  It  79  b 34 

Sheffield  add  3v  6# $300 

Behrend  B to  S E Gross,  Aug  13,  It  8 b 1. 

13  39  13  3y  6# $2,900 

Barth  G M to  P E Stanley,  July  23,  Its  7 

and  8 Taylor  sub  8 38  14  3y  5# $750 

Bryson  A M to  J S Huey,  Aug  15,  It  17  It  1 


etc  29  40  14  3y  7# $500 

Bauer  M to  N A Mayer,  Aug  9,  pt  It  5 It  1 

b 21,  33  40  14  ly  7# $4,000 

Baker  E J to  H E Judike,,  Aug  17,  It  3 

Moorback  sub  3y  6# 1 200 

Behrend  N to  — Gatzel,  Aug  19,  It  17  b 52 

21  39  11  3y  7# $1,500 

Bassett  G B to  F M Clarke,  Aug  2,  It  34  b 

2,  33  39  14  ly  6# $1000 

Beak  b to  J Stern,  July  3,  It  5 b 5 b 5 

Sheffield  add  Urn  6# $750 

Belate  L to  P Popp.  Aug  24,  pt  It  9 b 63 

21  39  14  6)4$ $1100 

Beck  J V to  C B Hosmer,  Aug  19,  It  63  b 2 

b 1 Cragin  3y  8# $60<) 

Beach  R W to  J L Beveridge,  Aug  2 pt  It 

38,  16  38  14  6# . $1100 

Brin  B to  W M Howland,  Aug  19,  It  26  b 

1 b 5,  4 38  14  2y  7# $50o 

Black  W to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  Aug  ?1  It 

27  b 3,  20  39  14  8# $600 

Busch  U to  R Lathrop,  June  14,  pt  s w ¥ 

« 40  14  3y  6# $25,000 

Byers  J E to  W P Kimball,  Aug  1,  It  6 b 30 

Evanston  5y  7# $3,500 

Bertram  A H to  G W Newcomb,  Aug  2 It 

7 Hammond  sub  25  40  13  5y  7# $1,010 

Brooks  C M to  E Prussing,  Aug  18,  It  149 
Dunham  sub,  11  38  14,  3y  6)4#. . . . $3,000 
Brennan  J A to  T Scanlon.  Aug  14,  its  9 
and  10  b 3,  Gano  add  Pullman  2y  6#.$200 
Bradley  E C to  E H Gary,  July  30,  pt  bs  1 

and  4 Pennock  5y  7# $32,000 

Beecher  S J to  J C Miller,  Aug  16,  It  47  b 

6 b M Morgan  Pk  8# $1,100 

Boldt  G to  A Kuhn,  Feb  7,  It  9 b 23,  5 39 

14  3y  7# $150 

Cooper  A and  T to  J Stern,  Aug  11  It  15 

b 14,  38  14  7# $500 

Crowley  T M to  S Kerr,  Aug  10,  pt  b 3 

Harrison  add  5y  7# $3,000 

Copeland  W to  N M Blumenthal,  Aug  14 

It  16  b 15,  4 39  14  2y  6)4# $1,500 

Clmgman  W D to  A Wisner,  Aug  17,  Its  1 

and  2 b 5,  29  40  14  3y  7# $500 

Crows  M J to  J J Knickerbocker,  June  25 

Its  11  to  14  b 2 5y  6# $2000 

Claussenius  E to  E S Dreyer,  Aug  10  It  6 b 

I, 9  38  14  2y  6# $800 

Clark  F B to  0 K A Hutchinson,  Oct  30,  It 

29  b 2,  18  39  14  5y  6# $2000 

Crowley  A E to  W H Moore,  Aug  16,  Its 

15  and  16  b 2 KcKey  add  Hyde  Pk  3v 

_.6*-  ••••; $3400 

Givis  J to  C J Vopieka,  Aug  23,  pt  It  4 b 

56,  21  39  14  5y  6)4 $i0' 

Chalifoux  J and  E to  F R Chandler,  Aug 

23,  It  10  b 1,  17  39  14  5y  6)4# $5000 

Ciskowski  B to  J Nutt,  Aug  10,  It  38  b 38 

19  39  14  3y  7# $100 

Clarke  G R to  G Keen,  Aug  16,  Its  1 to  3 b 

70  W Heights  etc  5y $4768 

Christiansen  P to  W L Dewey,  Aug  24  It 

II,  b 31,  33  39  14  2y  6# $300 

Chicago  Warehouse  and  Mfg  Co  to  F W 

Gookin,  July  1,  pt  It  1 b 52  o t,  20y  6# 

$125,000 

Callaghan  S to  G Laflin,  July  13,  Its  13  to 

17  It  B,  3 38  14  3y  6# $8,000 

Crangle  R to  A Pauli,  July  1,  bldg  74  to 

80  Lake  st  31  bonds  6# $31,859 

Oust  F J to  N A Lauer.  Aug  13,  It  83  b 2, 

30  39  14  5y  6# $500 

Cerny  W to  C J Vopieka,  Aug  18,  b 64,  21 

30  14,  Dec  1 ’88  6# $1,200 

Culver  C E to  W A Bond,  July  21,  pt  Its  2 

and  2 It  1 etc,  28  40  14  3y  6# $1,687 

Cerotzke  J to  W L Moss,  July  23,  It  77  b 

34  Sheffield  add $300 

Cherry  RR  to  S M Moore,  July  22,  Its  7 to 

12  b 22  Rikgeland  2y  6# $1,000 

Campbell  J L to  F L Wilk.  Aug  7,  Its  14  to 

21.  It  43  etc  12  39  13  2y  7#.  . $8000 

Coyne  J L to  B L Pease,  May  1,  pt  It  7 and 

9 and  all  8 b 95  Maywood  3y $900 

Carroll  P to  E C Schumacher,  Aug  12,  It  38 

b 3 Reaper  add  2y  7# $250 

Cath  Bishop  to  F R Chandler,  Axg  17,  It  4 

b 4.  29  40  14  5y  6# $5,000 

Cherry  R R to  S M Moore,  Aug  17,  Its  25 

to  28  b 2,  3y  7# $2,000 

Christians  G to  L Baird,  July  12,  pt  It  9 b 

32  Hyde  Pk  2y  7# $600 

Cath  Bish  to  F R Chandler,  Aug  9,  pt  Its 

14  and  15  b 3,  3 38  14  5y  6# $8,500 

Davis  W H to  C H Rieke,  July  27,  lot  8 b 
84  3y  6# $20,000 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


497 


Dorman  R M to  J Woodbridge,  June  22, 

pt  23  38  14,  3y  6% $10,000 

Dailey  A to  J W Pfeiffer,  August  19,  It  57, 

Stone  add,  8% $200 

Davis  G V to  A H Veeder,  Aug  19,  part  Its 
14  and  1G  lot  13  etc,  21  38  14,  ly  T/„ 

$2,700 

De  Salla  H S to  N A Partridge,  Aug  7,  pt 

b 7 Hyde  Park.  3y  6$ $4,500 

Dahl  P to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  19,  pt  It 

9 b 3.  36  40  13  33m  7% ?.$500 

DeMalterG  B to  L Pasal,  Aug  18,  3y  6$$850 
Demalter  G B to  L Pasal,  Aug  18,  It  43  b 6 

17  39  14  3y  8% $850 

Du?sman  A to  T H Schintz,  Aug  13,  It  20  b 

27,  20  39  14  7% $1,200 

Delsing  R to  G A Springer,  Aug  9,  pt  It  3 

b 3,  22  38  14  3y  6% $466 

Dickson  A M and  S M to  M J Dunne,  July 

7,  Its  1 to  3 Belle  Plaine  8% $400 

Dean  J E to  J Volkman,  June  3,  It  9 It  158 

Butterfield  add  2y  6 % $2,500 

Dennis  M A to  S R Hurford,  July  27,  pt  n 

w A n w A 18  41  14  3y  7% $700 

Donovan  T J to  M W Robinson,  July  30,  It 

1 b 1 b 11  Sheffield  add  3y  7% $700 

Daley  M J to  P Keane,  Aug  11,  It  1 It  10  b 

2 Rockwell  add  8% $800 

Dymond  T O to  A B Mead,  July  24,  It  37 

b 27  ly  8% $1,000 

Elderkin  G D to  J W Scoville,  Aug  17,  pt 

It  16,  7 39  14,  3y  8% $3000 

Eichner  E to  W Heinemann,  Aug  23.  It  46 

b 12,  31  40  14  ly  7% .$2100 

Ewing  A Tto  H A Hurlbut,  June  9,  Its  10 
to  12  and  pt  13  e A b 91  s s add  5y  8% 

$70  000 

Ferry  M to  A O Gehr,  July  6,  It  23  and  24 

b 3.  9 38  14  ly  8% $300 

French  A to  F B Peabody.  Aug  21,  Its  1 to 

3 b 1 etc,  2 38  14  5y  6% $9000 

Fitzgerald  B to  C W Nichols,  Aug  6,  It  29 

33  39  14  4y  8% $1,000 

Florian  M to  T H Schintz,  Aug  12.  It  1 b4 

b 6,  33  39  14  5y  7% $3,000 

F’-itz  J to  J Nowak,  Aug  13,  It  67  b 26,  19 

4014  2v  6« $412 

Falstoff  j to  J H Ernst,  Aug  18,  Its  36  and 

37  b 3 Sheffield  acid  2y  6% $,1000 

Fiepel  N to  B F Weber,  July  24,  Its  5 and 

6 b 2 Ravenswood  ly  8% $900 

Fikrle  K to  T J Lefens,  Aug  19,  It  20  b 11 

20  39  14,  3y  8% $275 

Farmer  b to  J C Magill,  Aug  25,  It  111  b 

12,  14  39  13  16m  8% ; 

Follansbee  G A to  J Morris.  Aug  23,  Its  34 

and  35  b 2,  3 38  14  ly  7% $1000 

Florer  D S and  C L to  G B Shaw,  Aug  4, 

It  1 It  7,  Forrestville $525 

Field  A S to  0 M Wells,  Aug  12,  pt  b 15, 

34  40  13  4m  7% $1,900 

Forst  J to  A C Gehr,  Aug  19,  It  44  b 12,  20 

39  14,  5y  8% $2,500 

Frill  F to  L Mandl,  Aug  18,  lot  12  b 14,  20 

39  14,  3y  7% $500 

Flessther  F A to  E Knauer,  aug  23,  It  6 b 

22  Sheffield  add  2y  8% $400 

Feeley  J to  G M Bogue,  Aug  6,  It  67  b 3, 

13  39  13  5y  8%.  $450 

Gruessing  E to  J Faubel  Jr,  Aug  23,  It  26 

b 4 Gross  Park  add, 13  m 8% $175 

Gage  HR  to  W L Knox,  Aug  16,  It  28  b 1 

14  39  13  3y  6% $575 

Gordon  A to  G H Rozet,  July  6,  pt  It  15 

Egandale  3y  8% $24,840 

Glenon  J to  S M Moore,  June  26,  It  9 n e 

A 28  38  14,  2y  8% $273 

Glanz  J to  P A Sauer.  July  20,  It  48  b 1, 13 

39  13  Nov  1 8% ,$100 

Gunning  R J to  W E Furness,  Aug  10,  nA 

It  16  b 137  s s add,  5y  6 1 $8,000 

Gilbert  R J to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug  19, 

It  1,  It  10  b 4,  24  39  13,  3y  7# $500 

Gaffield  C to  H Hoge,  Aug  16,  pt  sw  qr  7 

41  14,  3y  7% $9,680 

Grimm  F A to  H G Foreman,  Aug  20,  lots 

5 and  8 b 133,  Butterfield  addn,  3 y,  8%, 

$ 

Gruner  J to  A Heile,  Aug  13,  Its  1 and  2 b 

2,  13  39  13  8% $380 

Grauer  J to  D J Swenie,  July  31,  It  38  b 3 

7 39  14,  3y  8% $750 

Gloss  P to  A E Barr,  July  28,  It  14  b 1,  36 

40  13  8% $700 

Goering  C to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug  4,  It  4 b B 

32  39  14,  8% $600 

Galvin  E and  J to  M J Dunne,  Aug  4,  It  21 

b 9 U S Bank  8% $1,000 

Goodridge  E to  J Hughes,  Aug  19,  It  16  It 

24,  12  39  13,  5y  8% $1,500 

Grubsker  F to  J W Rodiger,  Aug  21,  pt  It 

6 b 10  J R & S add  5y  7 % $2000 

Hine  C M and  F M to  D W Kean,  Aug  3, 

Its  51  and  52  b M,  Morgan  Pk  8%. . .$2419 
Haiselden  G to  C P H Dose,  Aug  12,  pt  It 

j 17  and  18  b 3,  29  40  14,  2y  8% $700 

Hatch  K E and  A P to  J B Barton,  Aug  18 


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pt  It  5 b 16  frl  15  add  July  1 8% . . . . $1,000 
Hartman  H to  C H Nieman,  May  10,  Its  32 

and  33  b 2 b 48,  19  40  14  8m  8% $750 

Hatterman  F W to  G W Chamberlin,  Aug 
18,  Its  14  and  15  b 2,  6 39  14  2y  6 %.  . .$800 
Holz  F to  A Tripp,  July  19,  It  4 b 1 b 5, 

Sheffield  add  4y  8% $5800 

Hewitt  J C to  E S Dreyer  Aug  11,  It  27  b 8 

32  38  14  3y  8% $300 

Hruby  T to  T H Schintz,  Aug  17,  It  1 s A 

b 5,  20  39  14  ly  7% $200 

Haas  V and  C to  A Peterson,  Aug  19,  pt  It 

20  b 2,  34  39  14  3y  7% $1,500 

Howe  A W to  C T Tyrrell, aug  16,  pt  It  6 b 

23  Duncan  add  5y  7 % $3500 

Happell  C to  E W Eschenburg,  Aug  23,  It 

17  b 7 S & G add  5y  8% $2200 

Hurter  P J to  R Berger,  Aug  19,  Its  49  and 

50  b 51,  33  40  14,  3y  8% $3,000 

Hannaford  C G to  P W Holway,  Aug  14.  It 

7  b 2,  4 38  14,  7% $2,000 

Heim  M to  A Hoefer,  Aug  21,  It  12  b 1,  32 

40  14,  5% $700 

Hammond  J to  H G Maper,  May  15,  It  32 

b 8,  19  40  14,  4y  8% $400 

Husar  J to  T H Schintz.  Aug  18,  n A K 24 

b 14,  36  40  13,  2y  7%  ....$400 

Henning  F to  J Buehler,  Aug  17,  lot  1 b 2.  . 

6 39  14,  5y  7% $800 

Hesse  J to  L J A Fuellgraff,  Aug  12,  It  16 

b 16,  19  39  14,  8% $200 

Hauschmann  A to  E Koch,  Aug  18,  It  23  b 

2,  6 39  14,  3y  8% .$4,000 

Hasenjager  C A to  W Hopp,  Aug  19,  part 

It  18,  b 4,  4 38  14,  7%% $800 

Harroun  A E to  L Baird,  Aug  19,  pt  It  5 b 

20,  s s add,  3y  8% $2,500 

Hallock  W A to  I Claflin,  Nov  21,  It  59 

Parker’s  sub  11  39  13,  ly  7% $350 

Hackbart  J to  H W Dikeman,  Aug  14,  Its 

20  and  21  b 3,  22  37  14  3y  7% $2,400 

Hauschildt  J D to  W P Kimball,  Aug  1,  It 

3 It  1 7 etc  28  40  14  5y  7% $1,000 

Hunter  S C to  W W Carter,  Apl  7,  pt  It  2 b 

19  Linden  Grove  2y  7% $1000 

Hanrahan  T to  J F MicK,  Aug  22,  pt  It  7 b 

21,  16  38  14  ly  7% $300 

Hannemann  J to  W W Goodman.  Aug  3,  n 

A It  7 b 19,  6 39  14  ly  7% $400 

Heinz  V to  H G Naper,  July  21,  It  15  b 9, 

19  40  14  5y  8% $550 

Hruby  T to  J Stelzich,  June  1,  It  1 b 3,  20 

39  14  4y  8% $1200 

Hoyt  H W to  E G Mason,  June  15,  s w A 

s w A 14  39  13  4y  8% $20,000 

Jensen  C to  P Maas,  Aug  9,  It  9 b 1,  36  40 

13  8% $500 

Jansen  A J and  T to  W V Jacobs,  Mar  13, 

Its  12  and  13  b 3,  27  38  14,  9y  8%.  . .$3,t26 
Johnson  J J to  H A Haugan,  Aug  19,  pt  It 

5 b 2,  H L & Co  add,  5j  6% $2,000 

Johnson  D to  E S Dreyer,  Aug  19,  It  2 b 8, 

4 39  14,  3y  8%% $2,000 

Jensen' P to  F H Baker,  Aug  4,  It  13  b 6, 

36  40  14, 3y  6% $600 

Jacobson  N to  F S Weigley,  Aug  18.  pt  b 3 

36  40  14  ly  8% $4,000 

Johnson  A to  F W Young,  Aug  10,  It  16  b 

2,  8 38  14  2y  6% $200 

Jirek  K to  J Kakes,  Aug  19,  Its  62  to  64  b 

9,  20  39  14  3y  7% 

Kuffner  A to  A F Kretschmer,  Aug  23,  It  6 

b 5 b 12,  Sheffield  add  20m  7% $1000 

Krauter  G to  E Koch,  Aug  19,  Its  14  and 

15  b 7 b 4,  35  40  13  3y  8% $500 

Kubicek  K to  J E Cornell,  Aug  4,  Its  5 to  8 

b 3 b 2,  27  28  14  ly  7% 

Keeney  H to  H G Foreman,  Aug  20,  It  22 

b 2,  20  39  14,  2y  8% $200 

Kieswetter  W to  J Sedlacek,  Aug  19,  It  39 

b 3 20  39  14,  2y  8% $600 

Kennedy  M to  Book-keeper’s  B & L Assn, 
Aug  3,  Its  1 to  4 and  7 b 1,  Clifford  add, 

H $2,400 

Kauffman  J to  T H Schintz,  Aug  19,  It  42 

b 5,  29  39  14  3y  7% $800 

Kochsel  H to  H A Peck.  Aug  19,  pt  It  4 It 

6 etc  Ellis  w add  ly  8% $ — - — 

Kelkenney  A S to  S M Moore,  June  26,  It 

18  n e A 28  38  14  2y  6% $265 

Knaack  A R to  W Heinemann,  Aug  17,  It 

26  b 2,  29  40  14  land  5y  7% $1,800 

Kohnke  C to  F Schrader,  Aug  13,  It  41  b 3 


19  39  14  2y  7% $500 

Killeen  C to  C B Shimmin,  Aug  18,  It  40  b 

30,  etc  12  39  14  7y  7% $1,800 

Keogh  E to  J Foley,  Aug  19,  It  9 b 2,  18  39 

14  8% $400 

Kehoe  E to  O C Butz,  Aug  9,  It  b 20,  7 39 

14  8% $200 

Keeran  N C to  A L Coe,  Aug  7.  Its  20  and 

22  b 2 It  5,  21  38  14  3y  7%  $750 

Kennedy  P to  L Boyce,  Nov  4,  It  24  b 3, 

22  38  14  3y  6 % $600 

Laubmayer  C to  F Sulzer,  July  31,  Its  6 

and  7 Belle  Plaine,  3y  6 % $2,000 

Lustgart  A to  E S Dreyer,  Aug  10,  It  29  b 

5,  32  38  14  3y  7% $480 

Luttner  W to  C H Nienmau,  Aug  16,  It  28 

b 2 b 48,  19  40  14  2y  8% $300 

Lowden  S to  S M Moore,  Aug  10,  w A 

s M e w A 34  39  13  3y  8% .$1,750 

Leseberg  C to  J Lorscheilder,  Aug  2,  It  1 

b 4,  8 37  15  8% $1,000 

Lyons  B to  R W Bridge,  Aug  17,  It  36  b 8 

Sheffield  add  3v  8% $650 

Lindor  J E to  H G Naper,  July  23,  !t  29  b 

8,  19  40  14  5y  8% $450 

Larson  L E to  A Podolsky,  Aug  20,  It  37  b 

5,  33  39  14  8% $1500 

McCord  J T to  G D Pease,  Mav  15.  Its  1 to 

12  b 1,  17  38  14  2y  8% $2400 

Menzel  J to  H Felsenthal,  Aug  21,  Its  6 to 

10  b 56,  21  39  14  3y  8%% $3600 

Mitchell  F C to  J C Robinson,  July  20,  Its 
14  to  29  and  43  b 2,  Arlington  Heights 

3y  8% $1200 

Murdock  M C to  F W Green,  Aug  9,  n A 

It  8 Law’s  sub  23  38  14,  5y  7% $1000 

Murphy  T to  M J Dunne,  Aug  4,  lot  18  It 

25  b 1 etc,  33  39  14,  8% $1,500 

Messinger  C T to  If  R Chandler,  Aug  18, 

It  1 block  16,  Union  Park  2d  add,  5y  8% 

$4,000 

Mathews  F H to  G E Hall.  July  15,  Its  16 

to  18  b 2,  6 39  14,  2y  8%  '. $1,500 

McCormick  M to  W I Culyer,  July  30,  pt 

nw  A 23  38  14,  ly  8% $3,000 

McCormick  M to  J B Skinner,  June  22,  pt 

23  38  14,  ly  6 % $6,000 

Mitchell  M J to  F W Tourtellotte,  June  30 

pt  Its  24  to  27  b 13  Ashland  add  3m  8% 

$2,500 

Morgan  E to  F Wilkinson,  June  18.  pt  It 

12  div  1,  30  38  15  6m $600 

Milner  E to  G D Pease,  June  1,  Its  17  and 

18  b 2 Linden  Grove  5y  6 At $1200 

Mulrooney  T to  G M Bogue,  Aug  6,  It  66  b 

3.  13  39  13  5y  8% $500 

McLaughlin  M to  G M Bogue,  Aug  13,  It 

46  b 2,  13  39  13,  5y  8% $700 

Murphy  T to  J J Altperter,  Aug  8,  It  10  b 

27,  20  39  14  6% $2,500 

Murdock  E K to  W M Wilcox,  May  5,  It  21 

b 12,  Ashland  2d  add  2y  7% $1,000 

Marquardt  H to  W Heinemann,  Aug  17, 

It  66  Ballin  sub  8 38  14  3v  8% $450 

Mulvihill  M to  F C Rossiter,  July  22,  It  1 b 

5,  18  39  14,  40m  7% $2,000 

Mauschmann  A to  E Koch,  Aug  19,  It  23  b 

2,  6 89  14  3y  8% $1000 

Maginnis  R J to  EH  Sheldon,  Aug  2,  Its 

10  and  11  b 7 Ogden  add  3y  8% $3976 

Murray  W to  L Norton,  July  24.  Its  13  and 

14  b 15,  31  38  14  2y  6% $500 

Matthias  A to  W C Fricke,  July  30,  It  3 It 

7 b 4,  6 39  14  3y  7% $900 

McCormic  M to  W I Culver,  Aug  20,  pt  n 

A n w A 23  38  14  lm  8% $3400 

McMahon  J heirs  of  to  J W Scoville,  July 

16,  pt  It  35  b 7,  8 39  14  ly  8% $400 

Miehle  J to  C C Chase,  Aug  14,  Its  42  and 

43  Cossitt’s  add  3y  7 % $1500 

Maiereofer  L and  M to  A W Eschenburg, 
Aug  20,  Its  47  to  49  b 6,  S & G’s  add  ly 

8%  1600 

Miller  A and  J H to  A A Kuhn,  Aug  19,  It 

20  and  21  b 3,  25  40  13,  3y  7% $300 

McCallum  M and  J to  J Culver,  Aug  18, 

b 13  E C add  Evanston  5y  7% $1000 

Marik  H to  J Nutt,  Aug  16,  It  88  b 43,  19 

39  14,  3y  7% $450 

Minnwegen  J to  R W Bridge,  Aug  17,  It 

37b  8 b 10  Sheffield  add  3y  8% $650 

Miller  J C to  C B S Conyne,  Aug  16,  It  9 
and  pt  10  b 21,  27  39  14  8% 


Mundt  M to  J Buehler,  Aug  17,  pt  It  4 It  6 

28  40  14  2y  8% $1300 

Neubauer  C to  J Seilheimer,  Aug  23,  It  19 

It  2 b 32  Sheffield  add  5y  8% $1000 

Nevrlka  M to  E D Sellman,  Aug  5,  It  56  b 

4,20  39  14  3y  7% $600 

Nelson  B M to  HA  Haugan,  Aug  4,  It  61 

b 40  Pine  Grove  2y  8% $400 

Neilsen  A to  A Chytraus,  Aug  16,  It  41  b 5 

Hegewich  8% $800 

Norling  A to  R W Bridge,  Aug  19,  It  7. 

Powell  sub,  36  40  13,  5y  7% $2,600 

Norling  A to  J Margen,  Aug  19,  It  7,  Pow- 
ell sub,  36  40  13.  monthly,  8% $715 

O’Connor  J to  A V Knickerbocker,  Aug  17, 

It  38  It  74,  8% $500 

Overhue  to  W Heinemann,  Aug  19,  Its  46 

and  47  b 1 b 4,  33  39  14,  4y  7% $1,800 

O’Connor  E to  A Y Nickerbocker,  Aug  10, 

It  79  b 4 Rockwell  add  8y $1,000 

Olsen  P to  P A Saner,  Aug  10,  It  25  b 9,  3 

Q9  13  Dec  10,  ’89  8% $325 

O’Neill  M to  H E Greenebaum.  Aug  14,  It 

81  b 5,  19  39  14  3y  7% .' $350 

O’Connor  J to  H J Wallingford,  Aug  17,  It 

5 b 2,  24  39  13  54m  7% $575 

Ostrand  F to  J Buehler,  May  24,  It  61 

Hull  sub  1 39  14  5y  8% $500 

Ottenheimer  E to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug 

14,  It  20  b 22,  17  39  14  5y  8% $2090 

Putnam  J B to  E Prussing.  Aug  9,  Its  7 and 

8  b 3,  21  38  14  2y  8% $950 

Pelkington  E and  L W to  R Berger,  Aug 

21, It  24  b 1,  36  40  13  2y  7% $300 

Powell  F E to  E N Weart,  Aug  23,  Its  37 

and  pt  38  b 6,  21  38  14  ly  7% $700 

Prescher  J to  W L Moss,  July  21,  It  79  b 

34  Sheffield  add  3y  6 % $300 

Pagels  J to  L Mandl,  July  31,  Its  20  to  31 

4y  7% $2,000 

Pearson  P R to  W A Swart,  Aug  14,  pt  It 

12,  V & T sub,  15  37  14  3y  7% $300 

Parson  N and  A L to  J W Farlan,  Aug  9.  It 

36  and  37  b 19,  25  40  13  4y  8% $700 

Pelton  E A and  A to  F R Chandler,  Aug 
12,  pt  Its  9 and  10  b 1,  16  38  14  5y  6£$4000 
Peters  F to  H Rubens,  Aug  18,  pt  It  11  b B 

28  40  14  3y  8% $4,000 

Pries  C to  C Toellner,  June  1,  e A It  5 b 

30,  12  39  12  3y  8% $300 

Pilkington  E and  L W to  R Berger,  Aug 

20,  It  24  b 1,  36  40  13,  3y  7% $1,000 

Paulsen  L to  J Buehler.  Aug  11,  Its  5 and 

6 b 1 b 1,  19  40  14,  4y  8% $500 

Pualey  M to  WT  Heinemann,  Aug  15,  It  13 

b 1 b 19,  Sheffield  add,  5y  7% $1,000 

Pechek  C to  W Heinemann,  Aug  19,  pt  lot 

32  b 3,  19  39  14,  3y  7% $600 

Quinlan  C to  D S Place,  Aug  17,  pt  Its  61 
and  62  b 12  Rockwell  add  2y  8%. . . . $2,000 
Reed  S and  J to  A Peterson,  Aug  18,  It  18 

b 5 b 5 Sheffield  add  3y  8% $2000 

Renner  0 to  E A Kuhn,  Aug  14,  It  2 b 9 S 

B & M sub  35  40  13  2y  8% $200 

Raese  L F to  W R Wright,  Aug  14,  Its  10 

and  11  Paperville  ly $400 

Reuter  W A to  R W Bridge,  Aug  17,  It  12 

b 7 Sheffield  add  6m  7% $700 

Reiplinger  P to  Terrell  A Bayley,  Aug  16, 

It  4 and  pt  It  3 b 14  3 39  14,  2m  8%.  $1,000 
Rohrbach  H J to  C J Hambleton,  Aug  23, 

It  26  b 7,  28  39  14  3y  6% $1200 

Ring  A to  A Chytraus,  Aug  19,  It  1 b 13,10 

39  13  6 % $1,500 

Rechenmailer  J to  H Vollmer,  Aug  25.  It 

97  b 34,  19  39  14  3y  7 % $2000 

Rusy  A to  A Marx,  aug  22,  It  16  b 63,  21 

39  14  3y  8% $3000 

Rothschild  J to  H Felsenthal,  Aug  19,  pt 

It  24  b 16,  18  39  14,  5y  8% $6,000 

Shattuck  I H to  J P Wilson,  Aug  11,  It  14  s 

e qr  27  39  14,  2y  8% $4,000 

Stephens  E H to  J W Scoville,  Aug  6,  It  12 

b 1 b 3,  18  39  14.  3y  6% $800 

Stammerman  C to  L Pasal,  Aug  20,  It  38  b 

66,  6 37  15,  18m  6 % $3ffi) 

Sweeney  R to  J J Curran,  Aug  20,  It  24  b 

23,  Brand’s  add,  7% $1,500 

Sutherland  L W to  A E Kesler,  Aug  18,  It 

10  It  1, 16  38  14,  5 y 7% $6,000 

Stade  J A to  J C Schumacher,  Aug  19.  lot 

8  b 14,  20  39  14,  4v  7% .$600 

Strasser  G to  J L Thurn.  Aug  19,  It  55  It  2 

b 5,  32  39  14,  6y  6% $900 

Spencer  I and  T to  H E Greenebaum. Aug 

18,  It  2 b 5 b 6,  9 38  14,  3y  7% $1,500 

Smith  S M to  J C Miller,  Aug  16,  It  21  b 2 

b 44,  9 37  15,  8% $500 

Sutherland  LWtoCW  Nicholes,  Aug  10, 

It  10  It  1,  16  38  14,  5y  7% $1,675 

Stemgast  A E to  T J Lefens,  Aug  7,  It  6 b 

5,  4 38  14,  3y  8% $2,000 

Schlichting  J to  J Buehler,  Aug  20,  It  15  b 

4,  31  40  14,  3y  7% $700 

Stoneham  G T to  A W Eschenburg,  Aug 
20,  It  4 b 19  etc,  b 22, Ashland  add,  4v  8% 
$3,500 


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Singer  H H to  J Mauritzen.  Apl  16,  Its  123 

and  124  b 3,  30  39  14  3y  6$ $650 

Sennecke  G to  T H Schintz,  Aug  19,  It  23 

b 2,  6 39  14  5y  6%% $4000 

Scott  A J to  G D Pease,  Aug  16,  Its  13  and 

14  b 38  Evanston  2 y 8$ $1200 

Stokes  G J to  O F Stokes,  Aug  18;  It  10  b 

40,  7 39  14  ly  7<? $5o0 

Schneider  N to  P A Mick,  Aug  18.  It  3 It  1 

b 2,  18  39  14  3y  75? $1,000 

St  John  L to  W.  L Copeland.  Aug  10,  It  41 

b 6,  17  39  14  5y  6% $5,000 

Smion  A to  C P Silva,  July  20,  It  7 b 16, 

33  39  14  5in  8% $2,000 

Shaler  E and  F J to  C F White,  Aug  18,  It 

11  b 7 b 10  Sheffield  add  7% $4,000 

Smith  L B to  H Rick,  Aug  3,  It  16  It  E 28 

40  14  5y $1900 

Sc'nleidweiler  J to  H G Naper,  Aug  9,  It  8 

It  7 b 8,  19  40  14  5y  65? $925 

Shaler  E and  F J to  C F White,  Aug  18,  It 

11  b 7 b 10,  Sheffield  add  7% $4,000 

Sweeney  T to  H Felsenthal,  Aug  17,  It  7 b 

18,  4 39  14  3y65? $2,000 

Sarsfield  J to  T H Schintz,  Aug  18,  It  38  It 

9 b 24,  29  39  14  5y  8% $700 

Sherman  V and  D to  F R Chandler,  Aug  10 

It  3 b 2,  2 38  14  5y  6% $3,500 

Schock  J S to  M A Farr,  Aug  10,  Its  25 

and  26  b 32,  10  39  13  3y  8% ...  .$1,000 

Sherman  V F and  D to  T H Schintz,  July 

19,  Its  23  and  24  and  pt  22  b 8,  25  40  13 

ly  7% $700 

Sonnenleiter  G to  P Popp,  Aug  19,  It  46  b 

1,  23  39  14  (wrong  rauge),  6*4 $250 

Soloman  R J to  E Ribh,  Aug  2,  pt  It  1 b 5 

21  38  14  7y  7% $7,750 

Smitn  M J and  J W toE  Hobb,  Aug  18,  It 
6 Vallequette  sub  34  39  14  ly  8% . . . ,$1000 
Sullivan  E R to  J C Miller,  Aug  16,  It  84  b 

2 b 18,  33  39  14  8% $2000 

Schultz  M and  H to  W T Dwight,  Aug  18, 

It  21  b 25,  17  39  14  3y  6;? $5,500 

Scully  W to  F F Haynes.  Aug  23,  Its  65 

and  66  b 8,  29  40  14  5y  7% $1500 

Swartz  M A and  R H to  C W Nicholas, 

Aug  2.  It  7 b 1,  16  38  14  5y  75? $2,500 

Sweet  H to  T Schintz,  Aug  14,  It  3 b 1,  31 

40  14  5y  7% $3,000 

Schneider  F to  R W Hyman  Jr,  Aug  14.  It 

6 b 4,4  38  14  5y  6% $1,200 

Swartz  M A and  R H to  A E Kesler,  Aug 

10,  It  17  It  1 etc  16  38  14  7% $1,150 

Sippell  C J to  M Sonnenschien,  Feb  11,  w 

*4  n e *4,  22  36  13  8% $800 

Skadden  P 0 to  A M Robbins,  July  30;  It 

25  b 2,  8 39  14  3y  6% $1,000 

Snits  F E 10  G A Springer.  Aug  2,  Its  1 

and  2 b 2,  ‘>2  38  14,  3y  65?.' ' $1,200 

Salsman  A T to  A Peterson,  Aug  12,  It  9 

Allen’s  add  3y  75? $600 

Sommer  G to  I G Dieckhoff,  Aug  12,  It  12 

b 49,  7 38  14,  2y  8% $350 

Schnur  P to  D J Swenie,  July  31,  It  145  b 


1,  33  39  14  2y  6%. 


.$1400 


Schumacher  C C to  A Rehm,  Aug  21,  It  5 b 

6.  19  39  14  5% $1600 

Short  C to  S Kerr,  Aug  23,  It  83  b 21,  7 39 

14  2y  7% $2500.  . 

Sylvester  T R to  X L Otis,  July  20,  It  1 b 

34,  21  39  14  ly  6 % $2000 

Skillin  J to  G A Springer,  Aug  9,  It  10  b 3 

22  38  14  3y  6% $500 

Swert  H to  H L Hill,  June  4,  Its  1 and  2 b 

2 b 40,  17  39  14  6m  8% $2500 

Schlaler  W to  W J Goudy,  June  10,  It  388 

b 1,  29  40  14  4y  6% $500 

Shearer  W W to  W Loeb,  Aug  17,  It  17  and 

pt  18  b 3,  4 38  14  5y  8% $1500 

Spurr  F to  A V Knickerbocker,  Aug  4,  pt 

It  10  b 19  s s add  8% $10C0 

Schultz  E A to  J W Scoville,  Aug  18,  It  19 

b 16,  10  39  13  55? $200 

Searls  S D and  E W to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug 
24,  Its  2 and  3 b 4,  11  39  13  3y  7%.  . .$.000 
Selig  J M to  W F Lubeke,  Aug  23,  It  16  b 

4,  33  40  14  3y  8% $2000 

Sullivan  P to  C H Puscheck,  Aug  21,  pt  It 

15  and  16  b 1 b 25,  29  39  14  8 % $1000 

Taylor  D S to  E Maynard,  Aug  12,  lots  3 

and  4 blk  2 and  prt  b 3,  5 37  15,  ly  8% 

$1,500 

Trapp  C to  R Born,  Aug  17,  It  14  It  1 b 4 

30  39  14  2y  75? $450 

Thormeyer  F R to  R Berger,  Aug  10,  It  42 

b 140  S Chicago  3y  7% $1000 

Todhunter  W to  E S Dreyer,  July  It  4 b 

60  S Chicago  3y  7% $800 

Trapp  C to  T H Schintz,  Aug  11,  Its  1 and 

2 b 2 b 6,  33  39  14  3y  65? $8000 

Turner  H L to  C W Cook,  Julv  20,  It  10  b 

3 2 38  14,  3v  6*^5? '. $3,000 

Utley  T H to  H J Christoph,  Aug  13,  Its  11 

and  12  b 3,  13  30  13  3y  85? $500 

Vandemark  J L to  T P Keefe,  Auo  13,  Its 

5 and  6 b 12.  22  38  14  3y  8% $375 

\ an  Bergen  W G to  J H Van  Vlissingen, 


June  15,  Its  42,  16  37  14  4y  8% $3000 

Valentine  F L to  B Lathrop.  July  29,  pt  Its 

9 and  1..  b 1.  2 38  14  3y  8%.. .$3,375 

Voss  H A F 11  to  G F Blanke,  Aug  4.  s e 

K b 3,  27  38M4  5y  8% $2,500 

Waller  T to  C F Collott,  Aug  9,  It  3 b 6,  20 

40  14  3y  8% $600 

Wendorf  W to  T Bartliug,  Aug  20,  It  11  b 

2 Pickett  2d  add  2y  6% $1,200 

Wiersum  E to  F G Bradley,  Aug  16,  It  9 b 

14,  12  39  13  5y  7% $1,000 

Wana  J to  J Nowak,  Aug  21,  It  45  b 35, 

19  39  14  3y  8% $640 

Walsh  M E to  E H Sheldon,  July — , Its  37 
and  38  b 1 b 3 Sheffield  add  3y  6;?.  .$2,250 
Wienang  T to  J C Schumacher,  Aug  17,  It 

66  b 18,  19  19  14  4y  7 5? $1,200 

West  J to  M E Page  & Co,  Aug  18,  It  10  b 

1 b 8,  12  39  13  Dec  1,  7% $1,000 

West  J to  M E Page  and  Co.  Aug  18,  It  10 

b 1 b 8,  12  39  13,  Dec  15  7% $1,000 

Wilhelmina  C to  J C Turner,  Auer  27,  pt  b 

6.  4 38  14  5y  6% $1215 

Wuller  J to  W Loeb,  Aug  20,  It  1 and  pt  2 

b 8,  Ogden  add  ly  7% 1000 

Wandrey  T and  F to  E S Dreyer,  Aug  12, 

Its  51  and  52,  33  40  14  3y  85? $3000 

Walker  C to  G G Newbery,  June  18,  It  31 

b 10,  33  39  14  2y  65? . . . . $600 

Wandrey  T and  F to  E S Dreyer.  Aug  11, 

Its  51  and  52  b 24,  33  40  14  5y  8%.  ,$10,000 
Webb  W B to  A Kraus,  Aug  2,  It  8 b 56,  S 

Chicago  3y  85? $1000 

Weichbrodt  j to  E Koch,  Aug  20,  prt  It  26 

b 3 b 5,  Sheffield  add,  2y  8% $300 

Wing  G to  H S Osborne,  July  22,  It  11  b 

24,  33  40  14  5y  65? $5,000 

Walsh  M E and  J F to  HA  Hungan,  Aug 

17.  It  18  b B 28  40  14  2y  7% $2,000 

Webb  G A to  F B Peobody,  Aug  13,  pt  It 

12  b 20  Carpenter  add  3y  8% $2,500 

Walker  S L to  W L Knox,  Aug  16,  It  29  b 

1,  14  39  13  3y  8% $575 

Zasadel  J to  T H Schintz,  Aug  5,  It  31  b 9 
20  39  13  3y  7% $2,500 

THURSDAY’S  RKPORT. 

TOO  LATE  TO  CLASSIIY. 

Lenae  F to  E H Sheldon  Aug  4,  It  9 b 23, 

7 39  14,  4 y 8% $425 

Eaton  C to  M P Brady  Aug  24,  It  3 b 19, 

Egandale,  3 y,  7% $3,000 

Wolff  A W to  E H Sheldon  Aug  23,  It  14 
and  pt  15  b 39,  Ogden  add  3 y,  65?.  . $3,000 
Sweaton  A to  G A Springer  Aug  9,  It  9 b 

3,  22  38  14,  3y,  6$ $500 

Kenopsky  S 10  F Riedle  Aug  23.  It  41,  b 6, 

28  39  14,  2 y,  7% $400 

O’Brien  D F to  G M Bogue  Aug  9,  It  56  b 

3 etc,  13  39  13,  3 y 65? $250 

Smith  E & P J to  J E Otis  Aug  21,  It  222 

b 2,4  38  14,  2 y 7% $225 

Lange  F to  L Pasal  Aug  5,  Its  1 and  2 b 61 

19  39  14,  3 y 8% $5,000 

Christman  G A to  F J LeMoyne  July  27, 

It  1 b 1,  28  40  14,3  y 8% $4610 

Hodoval  J to  N A Mayer  Aug  23,  It  11, 

Mayer  sub,  21  38  14,  4 y,  8% $400 

Coolidge  SE&LA  toGH  Barker  May 

19,  It  27  b 5,  36  40  13,  20  m,  8% $250 

Arnold  T B to  F H Dickey,  , Its  15 

and  16  b 2,  36  40  13,  5 y,  65? $1106 

Fridland  G to  F H Dickey  May  11.  It  17  b 

3,  36  40  13,  7% ....$350 

Thompson  C to  F H Dickey  Apr  — , It  15 

b 7,  36  40  13,  6$ $500 

Frinke  E to  A L Coe  Aug  14,  It  388  and  pt 

389  b 14  8 39  13,  4y,  8% $1800 

Enocksen  H M to  A Heile  Au6  4,  pt  It  32 

b 3,  29  40  14,  30  m 8% $1150 

Benjamin  M to  H Felsenthal  Aug  25,  It  5 

It  17,  26  39  14,  2 y 5 %% $5000 

Jozvik  M to  A E Barr  Aug  21  It  39  b 38  19 

39  14,  3 y,  7% $425 

Luke  J to  A E Barr  Aug  16,  It  10  b 43, 19 

39  14,  3y,  7% $550 

Noha  V to  A E Barr  Aug  16,  It  16,  b 48,  19 

39  14,  3 y,  7 % $600 

Sliak  S & G to  W Loeb  Aug  24,  It  18  b 2, 

1 39  13,5  y,  8% $1,800 

Dumond  P to  H E Greenebaum  Aug  25,  It 

3 b 22,  Ashland  add  5 y,  8% $3,000 

Werner  G to  H E Greenebaum  Aug  25,  It 

7 b 2,  4 38  14,  3y  7% $500 

Robinson  J & I S to  HE  Greenebaum 

, lot  1 It  108  Bronson  add,  8% . . $6,500 

Larson  T F to  C T Tyrrell  Aug  16,  Its  4 

and  5 b 2,  Picket  add  5 y,  65? $6,000 

Swasey  E & S S to  M Smith  Aug  21,  It  3 b 
3,  G L & G add,  Evanston  5 y 8%.  . .$3,000 
Borden  S S to  E H Sheldon  Aug  25.  pt  It 

1,  10  38  14,  3 y 8% $4750 

Kurth  F A to  S Wallner  Aug  21,  It  38  b 9, 

25  39  13,  8% $800 

Jensen  C to  O Charles  Aug  24,  It  27  b 2 b 

48,  19  40  14,  3 y,  7% $1000 

Ganong  N to  C Kozminski  Aug  9,  It  4 b 


3#,  7 39  14.  5 y,  8% $3500 

Crone  A to  T Schictz  Aug  7,  pt  b 3,  29  39 

14.  3 v.  8% $8000 

Schumacher  H D to  A F Nussbaum  Aug  23 

It  51  b 11,  19  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Kinsetter  M to  G Snydacker  Aug  25,  It  22 

and  pt  23  b 2,  4 38  14,  3 y,  7% $700 

Findley  A to  E S Dreyer  Ang  21,  It  1,  b 3, 

34  39  14,  3 y,  8% $5,000 

Lehman  H J to  E S Dreyer  Aug  21,  It  2 b 

3,  34  39  14  3 y 6% $5000 

Mueller  W C to  B L Pease  Aug  24,  It  5,  b 

46.  Jefferson  3 y,  7# $800 

EicKenberg  S & C to  E S Dreyer  Aug  25, 

Its  29  to  36  b 6,  35  40  13,  1 y $200 

Smeaton  D to  G A Springer  Aug  13,  It  8 

b 3,  22  38  14  $550 

Dali  R to  W A Beck  Aug  21,  It  5 b 2,  36  40 

13,  6y  6% : $600 

Spurr  F to  A V Knickerbociter  Aug  4,  pt 

It  10  b 19,  s’s  add  8% $1000 

McMahon  J heirs  of  to  J W Scoville  JuIy 

16,  pt  It  35  b 7,  8 39  14  1 y,  8% $400 

Campbell  J L to  F L WilK  Aug  12,  pt  b 
28,  12  3913;  1 y,  7% $6,500 


CHATTEL  MOKTGACES. 

Aldrich  C H to  J P Young  Aug  18,  furn 

3643  Dearborn  st  70  ds $52 

Anton  C to  S Richardson  Aug  20,  furn  50 

California  av,  4 m $55 

Alexander  C H to  C A Tousey  agt  Aug  18, 

furn,  28  Grant  pi,  4 m $60 

Ahem  A to  Bavarian  Brg  Co,  Aug  19,  sa- 
loon 536  29th  st $226 

Barth  W to  F Vullmann,  Aug  15,  baKery, 

333  43d  st  ly $'240 

Bartels  F H to  Chicago  CracKer  Co,  July  29 

horse  etc  572  Ooden  av $263 

Brown  L W to  A Hertiug,  Aug  24,  barber 

shop  ly $200 

Behm  T to  T Boyle,  Aug  24,  billiard  table 

22d  st  and  Wabash  av  4m $272 

Benson  L to  G J Williams,  Aug  24,  horses 

etc  73  Sedgwick  st  3m $436 

Beard  JtoWT  Johnson,  Aug  10,  furn  58 

Butterfield  st8m $50 

Boone  D A to  F E Blackman,  Aug  18,  furn 

3598  Drexel  bd  ly $381 

Bach  O to  C Weber,  Aug  17,  saloon  217 

North  av  ly $200 

Brown  H to  S Richardson  Aug  24,  furn  94 

Whiting  st  6 m $72 

Bohrn  J to  C R Hanson  Aug  24,  billiard 

tables  etc,  45  ds $200 

Bigel  C to  C H Cougle  Aug  23,  restaurant 

1551  Wabash  av,  1 y $300 

Bills  S to  S Richardson  Aug  17.  furn  140 

Sherman  st,  6 m $90 

Bourret  L H & Co  to  A J Kirkwood  Aug 
20,  machy  Loomis  and  Hinman  sts  3 m 

$227 

Binnewers  M to  A Stolte  Aug  21,  horses 

etc  555  31st  st  2 y 7%  . $63 

Beers  C G to  Marder  L & Co  Aug  1 3,  press 

51  w Washington  st,  11  m $143 

Bonus  P to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co  Aug  3,  sa- 
loon 154  w Division  st,  1 y $220 

Beers  C G to  Ostrander  & Huke  Aug  11, 

press  — w Washington  st,  24  m $3535 

Binder  J to  M A Wolcott  Aug  19,  furn  643 

Madison  st  4 m $69 

Barth  L to  E R Walker  Aug  17,  furn  291 

Clinton  st,  Feb  26 $72 

Charengel  K to  I Oliver  Aug  23,  furn  622 

Milwaukee  av,  1 y $300 

Cohen  H to  P Best  Brg  Co  Aug  23,  saloon 

2126  State  st,  1 y $166 

Collier  J B to  0 D Hadsell,  Aug  16,  horses 

etc  Jefferson  5m $125 

Chumesero  E R to  L AW  Brush,  Aug  21, 

furn  2604  Prairie  av  10ds $84 

Coctiron  J C to  C A Tousey  agt  Aug  18, 

furn  3116  Groveland  av  3 m $63 

Clayton  M to  C Wyman,  Aug  24,  furn  212 

Oaden  av  6m $83 

Curran  J to  J Samuels,  Aug  24,  furn,  129 

W ells  st $52 

Cardew  T H to  Orr  & Locicett,  Aug  25,  mar- 

Ket934  Madison  st  4m $301 

Driscoll  F to  C Wyman,  Aug  23,  furn,  3616 

Parnell  av  6m $60 

Daum  A to  Keeley  Brg  Co,  Aug  18,  saloon 

Englewood  ly^ $500 

Drake  F to  F H mill  & Co  Aug  18,  carriage 

etc  440  w Chicago  av  2y $1,200 

Dick  M A to  M Umdenstock,  Aug  20,  piano 

and  furn  2347  Wabash  av  2y $350 

Elliott  W to  C Wyman  Aug  19,  wagon  etc 

177  Morgan  st,  6 m $1240 

Engel  A to  J W Lusk  Aug  23,  furn  268 

Dayton  st,  6 m $167 

Eggers  W to  W Fuller,  Aug  21,  barbar 

shop  449  Milwaukee  av  90d $109 

Fabricius  C F to  J W Lusk,  Aug  24,  furn 
184  w Chicago  av  6m $*7 


Fansell  C to  C Cottrell  & Sons,  Aug  24, 

prets  etc  196  Clark  st  ly $190( 

Flake  J toC  Wyman,  Aug  24,  piano  3450 

State  st  6m jgg, 

Fleming  K to  J W Battle  Aug  21,  furn 

and  piano  Hyde  Park,  2y $2.00( 

Frtscher  J to  West  side  Brg  Co,  Aug  13, 

saloon  116  Hastings  st,  4 m $50C 

Freeman  A B to  Bavarian  B Co,  Aug  21, 

horses  1543  State  st  4m $7[ 

Filman  J H to  C Williams,  Aug  19,  furn 

212 3^  w Randolph  st  4m $65 

Fitzimmons  B H to  J W Lusk  Aug  23, 

furn  25  Erie  pt,  6 m $155 

Franklin  S to  C A Lindeman  Aug  16,  furn 

666  Halsted  st  1 y $5( 

Findahl  E to  R Blair  July  10,  furn  Laae 

„ 7 m $93 

Folhott  C D to  C Williams  Aug  17;  furn 

357  Madison  st  6 m $232 

GrossjeanS  K to  J D Spear  Aug  16,  furn 

765  Lake  st.  6m $53 

Gedeldig  J A to  E Knauer  Aug  20,  furn 

141  n Clark  st $1  300 

Gardner  R B G to  Tobin  Hamler  & Co, 
Aug  16,  mdse — Harrison  st  6m...  $246 
Glenen  D F to  J W Lusk,  Aug  21,  horses 

etc  842  Hubbard  st  6m $65 

Good  D to  S Richardson  Aug  21,  furn,  345 

Loomis  st,  6 m $70 

Garlan  T to  W S Wharton  Aug  18,  furn  282 

n Clark  st,  4 m $172 

Grass  A to  L Crowe  July  23,  furn  148  w 

Madison  st $335 

GollLtoJ  H Standwing,  Aug  16,  fixtures 

1370  Oakwood  bd $475 

Gerhart  M to  Chicago  Cracner  Co,  Aug  24, 

horse  etc  4702  Wentworth  av $250 

GetniKe  F C to  J D Spear,  Aug  24,  furn 

683  Burling  st  4m $64 

Horan  MM  to  J W Lusk,  Aug  24,  furn 

3041  Parnell  av  6m $97 

Hallemann  F to  J Daube,  July  1,  horse. 

etc  324  Polk  st  2m $60 

Hess  T W to  Wacker  & b b & M Co  Aug  19 

saloon  143  Dayton  st  ly $700 

Hoppe  E to  C Seipp  B Co  Aug  23,  saloon 

— Jackson  st,  ly $1,000 1 

Hedmark  A L to  C Wyman,  Aug  19,  furn 

etc  321  Austin  av  6m $73 

Holmes  J L to  0 S Richardson,  Aug  16, 

house,  1 Flournoy  st  ly $1125 

Hudson  E to  S McGrew  July  29,  cows  etc 

Lake  co,  1 y $100 

Healy  S to  J Cullen  Aug  17,  furn,  533  Tay- 
lor st  5 m $77 

Hutchings  & Pourland  to  Marder  L & Co 
Aug  20,  press  etc  68  w Van  Buren  st  1 y 

$500 

Henderson  M to  E R Walker  Aug  14,  furn 

380  State  st,  Nov  27 $77 

Jacobson  N to  F S Weigley  tr,  Aug  18, 

machy,  — Rockwell  st,  ly $4,000 

Johnson  I C to  Blain  Bro,  Aug  19,  horses, 

etc,  — Paulina  st  2m $115 

Jordan  J to  Bemis  & McAvoy  Brg  Co,  Aug 

21,  saloon  295  Ogden  av  6m $316 

Jones  J M to  W N Alley  Aug  20,  furn  283 

Oakley  av,  16  wks $83 

Johnson  E to  J Koehler  Aug  23,  horse, 

3546  Sanger  st $100 

Johnson  E C to  J Klicka,  Aug  25  horses, 

etc  35  w North  av  2m $65 

Kniering  W H to  C Babcock  Aug  18,  furn 

2456  State  st,  Oct  18 $58 

Iianter  A to  C Williams,  Aug  19,  furn  60n 

Sangamon  st  3m $95 

Kerr  J F to  Kelley  Mans  & Co,  Aug  10, 

cab  10m $425 

Knoch  C to  J W Lusk,  Aug  19,  furn  3020 

Langley  av  6m $99 

Kenty  L and  F to  D Rankin,  Aug  21,  furn 

337  Michigan  av  6m $413 

Kanowsky  E L to  H S Fuller, , ly.$860 

Smith’J  B to  LB  Shields,  Aug  21,  piano 

and  furn  1331  Bowen  av  3m $141 

Keller  G to  West  Side  Brg  Co,  Aug  6,  sa- 
loon, 155  Fulton  st,  1 y $1,000 

Kreutzman  H to  West  Side  Brg  Co  Aug  24 

saloon  436  n Ashland  av  1 y $308 

Kraft  F to  C J F Kraft,  Aug  25,  drug  store 

641  Madison  st  ly $798 

Kerrigan  T to  Bavarian  b#Co  Aug  24.  saloon 

— Fuller  st $300 

Lane  F B to  W C Gillett  Aug  11,  furn,  71 

Laflin  st,  5 m $500  j 

Leviett  P to  S Richardson  Aug  24,  furn. 

1729  State  st,  3 m $65 

Long  J to  M J Mitchell,  Aug  20,  horses 

etc  631  w Ohio  st  6 m $145 

Lundquist  A to  G J Williams,  Aug  19, 

horse  etc  26  Basil  av  3m $92 

Loomis  E to  Blain  Bro,  Aug  19,  furn  50  s 

Halsted  st  6m $196 

Lynch  J to  W A Fletcher  Aug  20,  furn  and 

piano  38  Cass  st $531 

Mansfield  J A to  O F Malcolm,  Aug  19, 


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LUMBER,  LATH  AND  SHINGLES 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

\\  e have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRV  KILNS,  and,  having1  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

KILN  * DRIED  II  si  R D WOOD  EL  OORING % 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices , 

Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts.,  CHICAGO,  ILL 


fnrn  26  Delaware  pi  3m $106 

Mclvar  E to  J W Lusk,  Aug  19.  furn  5251 

School  st  6m $50 

McIntyre  H to  LAW  Brush,  Aug  19  furn 

603  w 15th  st  6m $62 

McGringen  A to  L A W Brush  Aug  19,  furn 

2031  Dearborn  st  6m $113 

Mickler  M C to  C E Baker,  Aug  14,  furn 

280  n Clark  st  6m $68 

McKay  M A to  J H Norton,  Aug  18,  furn 

19  Yeaton  st  3m $71 

Moody  J A to  West  Side  Brg  Co  Aug  21, 

saloon  404  w Chicago  av,  4 m $167 

Mitchell  M J to  S Richardson  Aug  19,  furn 

1707  Melrose,  6 m $135 

Monroe  J C to  C J Williams  Aug  23,  cab 

845  21st  st,  2 m $55 

Mossop  R J to  C E Wyman,  Aug  24,  furn 

464  Madison  st  6m $135 

McDonough  T J to  E R Walaer,  Aug  21, 

furn  3m $56 

Mase  F E to  Blain  nro’s  Aug  24,  furn  294 

Fulton  st  6m $72 

Mraz  J to  G Schweinfurth,  Aug  26,  baKery 

etc  87  Eisk  st $310 

Massott  F to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  Aug  24,  sa- 
loon 257  Caual  st  2y $500 

Mitchell  N to  AV  C Phillips,  Aug  25,  furn, 

153  3d  av  60ds $365 

McDonald  J B to  J D Spear  Aug  19,  furn 

182  n Ada  st,  4m $59 

Magnnson  J to  A J Boynton  Aug  19,  wag- 
on 603  w Indiana  st  5 m $70 

Mueller  M H to  C Nockin  Aug  20,  saloon 

63  Wells  st, $300 

Minzenger  H to  G Gates  July  30,  piano 

740  Madison  st  5m $120 

Miller  E J to  J W Lusk  Aug  19,  furn  918 

Lake  st  6 m $130 

Nourse  FA  to  B S Hayes,  Aug  19,  furn 

452  Madison  st  5m $100 

O’Connor  J to  P Casey,  July  27,  furn  2858 

Emerald  av $106 

Ortmayer  G to  C M Stahlie,  Aug  18,  bldg 

504  n Franklin  st  22m $300 

Oliver  W H to  A J Kirkwood  & Co  Aug  23, 

machy  703  Centre  av,  30  ds $110 

Pulfusek  T to  H L Meyer  Aug  19,  machy 

etc,  66  w Lake  st,  1 y 

Page  A to  J Phillips  Aug  21,  furn  456  Pau- 
lina st,  4 m $92 

Pridmore  W H to  W AV  Charles  Aug  24, 

piano  etc,  3805  Indiana  av,  3 m $116 

Pierce  F D to  J H Batten  Jr,  Aug  20, 

counters  etc,  581  Ogden  av  2y $1,200 

Pennell  C W to  J AV  and  M H Steen,  Aug 

19,  wagon  etc  288  Western  av  7m. . . .$165 
Parker  R A to  G City  Billiard  T Co,  Aug 

20,  pool  table  etc  3264  Cottage  Grove 

av $605 

Poehlmann  G A to  G Schweinfurth,  Aug 

20,  furn  387  Wells  st $1,500 

Peters  W to  A F Stevenson,  Aug  17,  horses 

etc  Lake  2y  . . $300 

Quinn  J to  R Quinn  Mch  27,  horses  etc,  — 

Clybourn  pi,  1 y $2,000 

Roberts  F C to  F W Tucker,  Aug  16,  furn 

644  Jackson  st  2y $180 

Rosenbach  IB  to  M L Harris,  Aug  20, 

furn  203  Cass  st  5m $125 

Raschen  F W to  E R Walker  Augl5,  furn, 

Lake  View,  2 m $55 

Robinson  J S to  G F Harding,  Aug  11, 

furn  3225  Graves  pi $100 

Riepen  & Massman  to  Wacker  &b  b &M 
Co,  Aug  20,  saloon  793  Halsted  st  ly.$300 
Reponning  J and  A to  Chicago  CracKer  Go 

J uly  27,  horse  etc  19  Silver  st $200 

Ragghiants  V toN  Fontana,  Aug  25,  furn, 

284  w 12th  st  2y $100 

Roos  A to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co  July  23,  sa- 
loon 124  w Randolph  st,  1 y $300 

1 Raabe  E to  Ernst  Bros  Brg  Co  Aug  18,  sa- 
loon 232  Sangamon  st,  demand $450 

! Sjostedt  G T to  0 E Wyman,  Aug  21, 

horses  etc  1376  Madison  st3m $64 

Snidler  <fc  Hubde  to  J H Walker,  Aug  18, 

dry  goods  749  Halsted  st  6m $10,000 

Sgodda  — to  G B Christie,  Aug  21,  horse 
1700  Clark  st  ly $78 


Smith  C to  I J.  Franklin,  Aug  21,  horse 

etc  80  s Peoria  st  3m $ 110 

Stevinson  E S to  A M Parker,  Aug  20,  furn 

Norwood  Park  Hotel  2y $300 

Shultz  C to  G D Blake,  Aug  23,  horses  etc 

3864  Cottage  Grove  av  5m $150 

Schwarz  C to  West  side  Brg  Co  Aug  19, 

saloon,  239  w 12th  st $310 

Shaw  E to  S Richardson  Aug  23,  furn,  62 

Campbell  Pk,  4 m $410 

Shillo  C E to  C BabcocK  Aug  23,  horse  etc 

131  Bissell  st,  3 m $56 

Schwachtgen  M to  West  Side  Brg  Co  Aug 

19,  saloon,  543  Jefferson  st $390 

Slowstad  A J to  A E Slowstad,  Aug  23, 
buggy  etc  737  n Leavitt  st  18m . . . ! . . $200 
Schwarz  L to  H K Meyer,  July  15,  furn 

352  LaSalle  av  6m $150 

Starbud  C to  C Wyman,  Aug  6,  horsos  etc 

45  n Curtis  st  6m $313 

Sutherland  C M to  M Barre,  Aug  24,  mar- 
ket 111  Clybourn  av $200 

Schaeffer  G to  Wacker  & b b & M Co,  Aug 

19,  saloon  186  4th  av  6m $100 

Struver  L to  H Schluter,  Aug—,  house  It  10 

b 15  Newberry  add  2y $1500 

Smith  A J to  J W Lusk,  Aug  24,  piano  and 

furn  3829  Vincennes  av  6m $310 

Sieber  P J to  W A Rohrer,  Aug  24,  mules, 

etc  Evanston  3m $75 

Swedish  Am  Printing  Co  to  N Anderson, 
Aug  25, ‘'SvensKa  AmeriKanaren”  news- 
paper office  Jan  1 ’88 $650 

Starkey  J E to  E R Walker  Aug  13,  pipe 

etc  310  Dearborn  st  Nov  10 $131 

Shehan  J to  E R Walker  Aug  17,  horses 

etc  202  Napoleonfpl.  7m $210 

Towbridge  W A to  M L Pemberton  Aug  18, 

tools  etc  Ravenswood  7 m $205 

Taylor  J I to  C Babcock  Aug  20,  boiler  en- 
gine etc  2028  Wabash  av  5 m $576 

Tyler  B A to  F E Land  Aug  21,  horses  etc 

1 y $375 

Tierney  P B to  R Rothschild’s  Sons,  \ug 
17,  saloon  goods  Lake  st  and  St  John’s 

Pi  8m $650 

Thacher  P to  B Wyman,  Aug  23,  furn 

3030  Michigan  ave  60  ds $167 

The  Indicator  Co  to  W N Alley  Aug  20, 

office  Dalziel  bldg  3 m $175 

Urwanger  M to  A Urwanger  Aug  17,  house 

204  Archer  av  2 y $300 

Viean  W R to  J McKeough,  Aug  13,  bar- 

bar  shop  5 26th  st  Sept  1 $73 

Vernon  W H to  West  side  Brg  Co  Aug  13, 

saloon  404  Madison  st,  4 m $150 

Vormond  J to  J W Allen  Aug  20,  store  fix- 
tures 163  w Randolph  st,  1 y $900 

VVeese  A to  J W Lusk,  Aug  18,  furn  135 

Clinton  st  6m $247 

Ward  M J to  Chapin  & Gore,  Aug  20,  sa- 
loon 433  Van  Boren  st  Iy $3079 

Weinberg  L to  J W Lusk,  Aug  19,  horses 

etc  2131  s State  st  7m $91 

Ware  R W to  J W Luks,  Aug  20,  furn  273 

Chicago  av  6m $320 

Weihe  GWtoFF  Kellogg,  Aug  20.  piano 

and  furn  290  Wells  st  pm $440 

Ward  W A to  G J Williams,  Aug  21,  piano 

and  furn  306  Jackson  st  6m $65 

Wilson  M to  West  Side  Brg  Co  Aug  21,  sa- 
loon 151  s Halsted  st,  1 y $300 

Werner  M & 0 to  Bemis  & McAvoy  B Co 

Aug  20,  saloon  4424  State  st,  3 m $219 

Wines  W b to  Blain  Bro’s,  Aug  24,  furn  1148 

Harrison  st  7m $208 

Warffield  E to  S Richardson  Aug  19,  furn 

2625  State  st,  6 m $72 

Wyatt  W E to  F S FrederiCKS  Aug  23. 

horses  etc,  — State  st,  2 y $900 

Watson  K to  J Cullen  Aug  20,  furn  55  Kin- 

zie  st,  18  m $500 

Webber  J S to  O F Malcolm  Aug  23,  furn 

156  n Peoria  st,  6 m $68 

Walker  M J to  E R Waluer  Aug  18,  horses 
etc  615  Lake  st,  3 m $331 

THUKSDAY’S  REPORT. 

TOO  LATE  TO  CLASSIFY. 

Holmes  H H to  P Van  Schaack  & Sons, 
Aug  24,  drug  store  Lake  6m $600 


MANUFACTUKEK8  OF 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Mouldings, 

Frames,  Brackets,  Turnings,  Etc. 

facilities  are  equal  to  any,  and  we  make  a specialty  of  furnishing  Contractors  everything  in  the 
J£g^~8hap6  of  Woodwork  for  any  class  of  Building,  including  all  kinds  otuJ&Z 

STAIR  WORK  AND  HARDWOOD  FINISH. 

Estimates  or  imy  other  information  in  our  line  j Corner  Twenty-second  and  Throop  Streets. 

may  be  had  promptly  on  application.  | CHICACO 


McKinney  R C to  W W Charles,  Aug  25, 

horse  etc  99  w PoIk  st $115 

Wells  J O to  W W Charles,  Aug  25,  furn 

566  GarOeld  av  3m $300 

Keegan  J W to  W N Alley,  Aug  21,  furn 

74  Brown  st  4m $115 

Townsend  J P to  W N Alley  Aug  24,  furn, 

15634  Desplaines  st  2m $170 

McVicser  C D to  R Isham,  Aug  24,  furn 

51  n May  st  6 m $121 

Larson  C E to  R Isham,  Aug  25,  furn  605 

n Halsted  st  3m $120 

Christoff erson  T to  M Jensen,  Aug  10,  ma- 
chy, 356  Milwauxee  av  10  m $95 

Thayer  J C to  M Jensen,  Aug  20,  piano 
and  furn,  571  Chicago  av  Feb  20 ... . $102. 
Sleeper  J M to  E Church,  Aug  24.  furn  80 

s Robey  st  5m $115 

Montgomery  W to  G Knecht,  Aug  26,  bar- 
ber goods  237  Dearborn  st  wkly $70 

Anderson  T to  C Wyman,  Aug  12,  furn 
and  P P & C piano  763  n Paulina  st. 

6m $204 

Pierce  E J to  M L Pemberton,  Aug  23, 

furn  and  piano  67  Rush  st  7m $185 

McCarthy  C to  A J McCarthy,  Aug  26, 

greenhouse  — Osgood  s 2v $1700 

Banner  C to  G S French,  Aug  25,  horses 

etc  55  State  st $75 

CalKins  R D to  HA  Pembertoa,  Aug  24. 

furn  etc  6306  Wright  av  3m $62 

Graham  M to  J W Lusk,  Aug  25,  furn 

29534  Clark  st  ly $320 

Lee  F H to  H F Scheuermann,  Aug  24,  wa 

gon  etc  670  Fulton  st  60  ds $50 

Smith  E 0 to  J W Lusk,  Aug  25,  furn, 

1338J4  Jacsson  st  6m $81 

Jepperson  J to  J W Lusk,  Aug  24,  furu 

Cicero  6m $70 

Jonsoss  H to  J Borgerson,  Aug  26,  horses 

etc  Jefferson  ly $328 

Holbrook  F X to  C E Wyman,  Aug  25, 

horse  wagons  etc  Evanston  6m $167 

Smith  M to  H N L Straus,  Aug  25,  saloon 

Kensington  2y $3761 

Geeilland  J to  W C Detrick,  Aug  26,  piano 

and  furn  842  Madison  st  6m $162 

Lange  T to  C Williams,  Aug  25,  furn  and 

piano  772  u Robey  st  6m $223 

Rosenfield  D to  G B Christie,  Aug  25,  furn 

47  n Ashland  av  $126 

Petie  F 0 to  J Fleming,  Aug  5,  marKet 

etc  5m  . $579 

Reid  G W to  F D Ijams,  Aug  26,  furn  22 

Whipple  st  2 y $300 

Mutual  Mfg  Co  to  A K Davis,  July  31, 

machy,  51  Michigan  st $3468 

Eberle  C to  Steinbrucker,  Aug  10,  horses 

1490  MilwauKee  av  10m $500 

Deanin  F to  C Wyman,  Aug  20,  furn  169, 

ParK  av  6m $89 

Whitcomb  IV  to  G J Williams,  Aug  26, 
Steinway  piano  24521,  2214  Wabash  av 
6m $124 


JIORT6A6JE8. 

Ubellar  M M to  W Wright,  Aug  18,  Its  21 

to  24  b 2,  22  38  14  2y  6$ $1,543 

Doyle  M A to  J P Bowes,  July  24,  Its  7 and 

8 Noyes  sub  9 38  14,  20m  7$ $800 

Ryan  W W to  Mut  Idv  and  L Assn,  Aug  10 

It  70  b 16,  6 39  14  Si $1,875 

Armstrong  F H to  R F Briggs,  June  5,  Its 

11  and  12  b 7,  11  38  14  3y  6% $9,900 

Johnson  N H to  E Pullman,  Ang  18,  pt  It 

4 b 2,  24  38  14  2y  6% $260 

Koehsel  H to  H A Peck,  Aug  19,  pt  It  4 b 

4 Ellis  w add  1 y 6% 

Hitzlmann  A M L to  J Stinson,  Aug  12,  It 

11  b 13,  19  39  14  2y  7$ $200 

Sass  J R T to  F Kaslen,  Aug  18,  pt  It  6 It 

b 4 b 44  Sheffield  add  5y  7$ $1,000 

Hoag  S A to  D Hoag,  July  28,  pt  e 34  s w 

34  9 40  13  10$  ..$1,200 

Olsen  F B to  A H Olsen,  Jan  26,  It  15  b 11 

20  39  14  6y  6% $800 

Rood  A L to  E Meinhardt,  Aug  16,  pt  9 w 

34  s e 34  9 3 7 1 4 2y  7% $600 

Armstrong  F H to  R T Briggs,  June  5,  Its 

11  and  12  b 7,  11  38  14  3y  6% $9,900 

Bush  A and  P to  Cable  B & L Assn,  Aug  9 


It  50  b 3 bx  8,  33  39  14,  8% $4,000 

Peterson  P to  W North  AvBLiH  Assn, 
Aug  1 8,  It  26  b 40  Ogden  add  5$. . . . $7,500 
Radley  N A to  Commonwealth  B & L Assn 

Aug  12,  It  4 b 3 b2,  27  38  14  8$ $700 

Sakariasen  J to  Commonwealth  B &L  Assn 

Aug  18.  It  41  b 2,  1 39  13  5% $900 

Harngan  T T to  N W M L Ins  Co,  Aug  14 
It  21  Hull  sub  Butterfield  add  5y  6$.  $5000 
Chambers  P to  W Ryan,  Apl  13,  It  29  b 1, 

26  38  14  3y  6$ $1,875 

Cath  Bish  to  N W ML  Ins  Co,  Aug  4.  Its 
22  to  31  b 4 Ashland  adu  5y  5}^$.$300,000 
Johnson  E to  Ev  and  N Cook  Co  B & L 
Assn,  Aug  9,  It  20  b 18  n Evanston  8$.$700 
Grossman  B to  N W M L Ins  Co,  Aug  11, 
pt  It  3 b 141  s s add,  Sept  8,  ’87,  53^$$9000 
Raddatz  F to  H Keller,  Aug  19,  pt  26  and 

35  37  12  3y  6% $700 

Virimond  J to  H Stiefel,  Aug  19,  It  32  b 65 

9 39  14  2y  6% $ 

Brouse  M C and  J A to  I F Spafford,  Aug 

17,  Its  6 and  7 b 1,21  38  14  3y  8$ $400 

Schneider  J B to  N Chi  M S & B Assn.Aug 
19,  It  15  b 6 b 10  Sheffield  add,  5 1-5$ 

$1500 

Matson  E to  N Chi  S M & B Assn.  Aug  19, 

It  14  b 54,  33  40  14  5 1-5$ $300 

Ackerman  D to  J McCaffery,  Aug  10,  It  73 

Brighton  6m  6$ $800 

Finch  G W to  N W L 4 B Assn,  aug  23, 

It  11  b 2,  13  39  13  8% $300 

Weisbrod  J to  Phoenix  B Society,  Aug  23, 

It  4 b 2 Delavan’s  add,  5% $3200 

Brown  R F to  Twenty-second  St  L & H 
Assn,  aug  23,  Its  77  and  78  b 5 5 1-5%$1200 
Gustoef  A to  Oak  Pk  B & L Assn,  aug  17, 

It  31  b 5,  S & N add  Oak  Pk  8% $4000 

Walls  M J to  N W M L Ins  Co,  Aug  14,  It 

14  b 10  Ogden  add  5y  6% $3000 

Thomas  M and  D to  Englewood  B & L 

Assn,  aug  9,  It  7 b 1.  8 34  14  7% $1^00 

Stolz  H to  H Belfanz,  aug  19,  Rs  36  and 

37  b 1 W Heights  ly  7% $300 

Mclnnes  A E to  J P Scharley,  aug  24,  It 

71  b 26,  7 39  14  2y  8$ -..$648 

Hruska  V to  Grant  B & L Asgn,  aug  24.  It 

33  b 17,  20  39  14 $1600 

Battles  J B to  J Pickett,  aug  24,  It  1 b 2 F 

& G add  ly  8$ $150 

Miller  C O to  Conservative  b & L Assn, 
aug  25,  It  51  b 2,  20  40  14  6%. . . 7. . . $1200 
Strawbridge  H Rand  I H to  J b Whitmore 
Aug  23,  pt  It  10  b 1 Lawndale  3y  8$. $300 
Stroh  P to  0 Bentley  Jr,  June  23,  It  40  b 1 

b 24,  7 38  14  4y  6% $300 

Jeppeson  G to  Girard  b & L Assn,  Ang  24 

pt  It  3 b 4,  4 37  14  8% $137 

Valk  S to  Home  M L Assn,  July  19,  lot  31 

b 2,  Chatfield’sadd,  5 1-5$ $2,000 

Crowley  T M to  M A Letterman,  July  14, 

It  5 b 7,  24  39  13,  4y $1,300 

Calkins  S W to  Chicago  Perm  B & L Assn 
August  3,  lot  6 and  prt  It  7,  21  38  14,  8$, 

$2,000 

O’Brien  J to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  Aug  14. 

It  36  b 8,  Hamburg,  8$ $500 

Zendorf  P to  Ev  & N Cook  Co  B & L Assn 
Aug  19,  pi  It  4 and  prt  It  3,  19  41  14.  8$ 

$800 

Larsen  L to  8 Larsen,  Aug  12,  Its  35  and 

36  b 2,  10  39  13,  8$ $1,400 

Pearsalt  A and  R to  GARB&L  Assn, 

July  21,  Its  3 5 and  6 b 3,  10  39  13.  7$. 

$2,000 

Fogg  J to  C A L & B Assn,  Aug  16,  It  22  b 

28,  33  40  14,  8$ $1,600 

Zuhlke  G to  C A L & B Assn,  July  6,  It  7() 

b 14,  R R add,  Harlem,  8$ $1,300 

Koss  A to  G D Uebele,  Aug  2,  It  48  b 3.  31 

38  14,  9m  7$ $2,000 

Meehleke  H to  N Chi  M S & B Assn,  Aug 

19,  It  28  b 3 lot  E,  Wrightwood,  5 1-5$. 

$2,500 

Matson  J C to  same,  Aug  19,  It  33  b 4 b 3. 

Sheffield  add,  5 1-5$ $2,090 

Washburn  W D to  J C Webster;  Julv  26, 
part  lots  26  to  29  blk  2,  11  38  14,  3y  6$, 

$2,700 

Anderson  S O and  C M to  J C Webster, 
Aug  20,  pt  It  1 b 30,  Hyde  Pars,  5y  6$, 
$1,800 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Skitton  F A to  F V Allen,  Aug  25,  Its  1 to 

20,  sq  128,  Maywood,  18m  etc $4,000 

Fietsch  H to  Phoenix  B Society,  Aug  17,  It 

15  b 1,  7 39  13,  5 % $2,800 

Fisher  N 0 to  W C Goudy,  Aug  19,  It  S b 6, 

Argyle,  5y  1% $1,600 

McLester  G W to  Equit  S L & H Assoc’n, 

Aug  12,  It  7 b 2,  24  39  13,  8# $1,000 

Mannheimer  M to  G Mannheimer,  Aug  4. 

Its  39  to  50  b 10,  14  38  14,  3y  6%  . . . $2,800 
Crosby  J to  W A Smith,  Aug  21,  It  55  b 3 

Brown  add,  2y  8 % $400 

Biil  C to  H Reihm,  Aug  16,  It  33  b 7 Hol- 
stein, 3y  6% $400 

Smith  F to  L Maudl,  Aug  13,  It  42  b 12,  20 

39  14,  3y  1% $300 

Clow  J B to  D K Pearsons,  Aug  23,  lease 

of  It  5 b 20  o t,  2y  1% $5,000 

Quinn  J M to  M Quinn,  Aug  23,  pt  It  10  b 

89  Elston  add,  5y  6% $2,000 

Kjelberg  O to  F J Jarnecke,  May  1,  It  2 It 

8,  36  40  13,  4y  6% $550 

Osborn  H A to  G W Hale,  August  12,  Its  2 

and  3 b 9 RocKwell  add,  ly  6% $5,500 

Wegner  L to  T Stagg,  Aug  9,  lot  1 It  13  b 

43,  29  40  14,  3 y,  6$ $700 

Stepina  A to  J A Cavana,  July  23,  It  50  b 

44,  19  39  14,  2y  6% $225 

Callihan  D to  G S Walker,  Aug  23,  It  43  b 

4.  9 39  13,  4y  8$ $1,175 

Schnase  A to  M Leonard,  Aug  19,  It  1 b 4, 

32  38  14,  ly  6% $400 


QUIT  CLAIM  I>KK1>8  AN  II  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX  ISTER- 
E8T8. 

Lot  5 b 7,  Cook  & Anderson’s  sub  w ^ ne 
% 24  39  13,  Aug  20,  M Ward  to  Mary 

A Ledtermann $150 

Lots  38  39  40  blck  3,  x>f  lots  17  18  21  etc, 
Newhall  L & W sub  15  38  14,  Aug  13, 

D G Hamilton  to  Charles  M Rowley, 

$150 

Lots  66  to  70  b 41,  Sheffield  addn,  Chas  W 

Sawyer  to  Orvis  French $30 

Lot  21  b 1,  Rigdon’s  sub  se  frcl  qr  27  39 
13,  Aug  14,  Asahel  Gage  to  Roberta  S 

Bryant $75 

Lot  9 b 13,  Gage’s  sub  e % se  !4  32  39  14, 
Aug  18,  Thos  Griffin  to  James  Walsh, 

$200 

Lot  19  blk  1,  Murray’s  addn,  Aug  9,  John 

Healey  to  Isabella  McDermid $12 

Blk  15,  Egandale,  Aug  6,  Adolphus  Gor- 
don to  Jos  Sears $10 

Lot  11  b 23,  Kimball’s  add  to  Hyde  Park 
sug  14,  A Gage  to  Mary  E Chamber- 

lain  $95 

W 10%  ft  lot  3 and  e 25%  ft  It  4 b 2 of 
Its  15  and  16,  16  38  14,  Aug  12,  Eleanor 

M Holtzmann  to  J Bastress $200 

Lots  5 to  13  in  sub  of  s % b 20,  Newhall 
L & W sub  15  38  14,  June  28,  R E Jen- 
kius  to  J H S Quick $25 


J l’IM«M  ENTS. 

SUPERIOR  OOUBT. 

K'4481  Ol^A  Thorp,  v R F Harriott.  By  agreet  cap- 
ias quashed.  On  lindg,  $280. 

CIRCUIT  OOUBT. 

57441  Andrew  J Cooper  v Dalziel  Nat  Print  Co  By 
deflt,  $1015. 

57482  Alexander  M Maypole  v George  Prins.  By  de- 
flt, $221.15. 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 

Evans  W C to  E Brown  Aug  16,  turn,  350  w Adams 

st, $1 

Buckley  Page  to  Alex  S Robertson  & A E L Wal- 
bridge,  Aug  18,  laundry  694  w Van  Buren  st..$2200 
Watson  Thos  to  Robert  Brown  Aug  19,  saloon  3817 

s Halsted  st $400 

Wakeman  Sanford  J to  Chas  P Wakeman  Aug  19, 

horse  and  buggy $275 

Abrahams  Moses  to  Mrs  Chas  S Moynihan  Aug  16, 

saloon  430  s State  st $1000 

Moynihan  Chas  S to  Same  Aug  18,  saloon  436  s State 

st $326 

Swenson  John  E to  Martin  Semm  Aug  20,  saloon  No 

1 N Centre  av $22  5 

Nicholson  Isaac  to  Annie  Swtsh  Aug  19,  restaurant 

18114  Weils  st $144 

Hejdahl  K to  Josef  Candra  Aug  17,  grocery  store 

284  w 20th  st $1050 

Schroeder  Cawline  to  Peter  Claussen  Aug  18,  gro- 
cery store  767  w 21st  st $6400 

Moody  John  R to  John  I Long  Aug  18,  saloon  and 

bldg  90  e Jackson  st $800 

Vacher  George  to  Sarah  J Vacher  Aug  10,  stock 

and  fixtures  store  No  922  w Lake  st $ 

Fuller  Win  to  W Eggen  Aug  21,  barber  shop  No  449 

Milwaukee  av $209 

Boermaun  Peter  to  Mattie  Boermann  Apr  22,  bldg 

and  turn,  417  w Ohio  st $1 

Blue  H W to  D A Wilson  July  20,  saloon  No  6 N 

Wells  st $ 

Sheridan  Mrs  A to  D W Murry  July  20,  furn  314  E 

Indiana  st $750 

Jansen  Anna  C to  Margarette  Wickelsen  Apr  14, 

furn,  265  La  Salle  st $7  0 

Michel  W F to  C H Johnson  Feb  24,  paint  shop  208 

and  210  u Sangamon  st $150 

Peck  C E Jr  to  N B Millar  & Co  July  13,  horse  and 

wagon  etc $ 

Hawkes  Moses  A to  Louise  RHawkes  Aug  19,  furn 

$1850 

Damon  Hans  to  Ernst  Stendl  Aug  23,  saloon  62  Wells 

at $1500 

Barthoiomae  & Roessing  to  John  Manion  May  21, 
house,  136  E Jackson  st $ 


ASSIGNMENTS 

Staats  J G to  J Graham,  Aug  20,  no  schedules. 
Judson  & Co  to  H P Kellogg.  Assets,  stock  of  car- 
pets etc,  96  State  st,  $105,443.29,  accts  receivable  etc 
$29,134.07.  total  $134,577.36;  liabilities  $158,U50.98. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

This  List  is  published  but  once  and  is  not  kept  in 
type.  See  back  numbers  of  Tbe  Journal. 

September  22. 

Lots  5 and  6,  9 and  10,  b 46;  also  lots  1 to  20  blk  23, 
and  lot  15  b 11,  and  9 and  1 i blk  12;  lots  15  to  23  blk  2, 
( and  lots  4 to  7 b 18,  sub  s *4  sec  8);  also  lots  38  to  42 
b 10,  lots  27  to  32,and  other  property  in  same  section; 
Ironworkers’  add,  South  Chicago  sub  w 14  nw  qr  17 
37  15.  C W.  Colehour,  Trustee.  L N. 

September  23,  at  2 P.  M. 

West  half  lot  7 b 4,  S S^dd,  25  ft  front,  W Jackson 
st;  lot  10  b 26,  O T Little  Fort,  or  Waukegan  Lake 
Co„  111  Warren  H Ellis,  Adtnr.  L N. 

September  21. 

Lots  38  39  e half  lot  37,  Wilson’s  sub  w l/£  ne  qr  se 
qr  nw  qr  18  39  14.  Delia  A Maldoon,  Admx.  L.  N. 

Sept.  14. 

Lots  Hand  12,  Jno Barry,  Jr.  Guardian  Sub,  lot  15 
and  16  b 3,  Cook  & Anderson’s  sub  w 14  ne  qr  24  39  13. 
Cath  E Sullivan,  Guardian.  L N. 


SHEUIFFS  SALES. 

(This  list  is  publishedbut  once.  See  back  Numbers.) 

Aug.  :t  1st  at  10 O'clock  A.  M..  Court 
House. 

Johann  Kleinfeldt  vs  August  Neyendorf 
and  Caroline  Neyendorf,  amount  of  execu- 
tion $650.85  and  costs.  Lots  forty-five  (45) 
and  forts  six  (46)  in  sub  block  two  (2)  of  Mc- 
Connell Bros,  subdivision  of  the  east  half  of 
block  seven  (7),  in  the  Canal  Trustees’ sub- 
of  the  east  half  of  section  twenty-nine  (29), 
township  forty  (40),  north,  range  fourteen 
(14),  situated  in  Cook  County,  State  of  Illi- 
nois. 

Alexander  Schoof  vs  Maris  Hoherz 
amount  of  execution  $23.00  and  costs.  Lot 
fifty -two  (52)  in  block  four  (4),  in  Honore’s 
re-subdivision  of  blocks  1,  2, 3,  4,  5,  and 
west  half  of  block  6,  in  Tiernan’s  subdivision 
of  part  of  E % S W % and  W %,  S E % of 
section  eighteen  (18),  township  thirty-nine 
(39),  north,  range  fourteen  (14),  east  of  3rd 
principal  meridian,  situated  in  Ocok  County 
State  of  Illinois. 

Isaac  Horner  and  Hannah  Horner  vs  Mrs. 
August  Elsen,  (otherwise  knowu  as  Magda- 
lina A.  C.  Ebson,)  amount  of  execution  $79.- 
99  and  costs.  Lots  eleven  (11),  twelve  (12), 
thirteen  (13)  and  fourteen  (14),  in  block  six 
ty  (60)  in  ‘•Cornell,”  being  a subdivision  of 
the  west  one-half  of  the  southwest  quaiter 
of  section  twenty-six  (2b),  and  the  north  one 
half  of  the  northwest  quarter  of  section 
thirty  five  (35),  township  thirty  eight  (38), 
north,  range  fourteen  (14),  east  of  3rd  prin- 
cipal meridian  situated  in  Cook  County, 
State  of  Illinois. 

Charles  C.  Holton  vs  A.  W.  Smith,  amount 
of  execution  $262.84  and  costs.  Lots  twen- 
ty-eight (28)  and  twenty-nine  (29),  in  block 
five  (5)  in  Austinville,  being  Austin’s  subdi- 
vision of  the  east  half  of  the  northeast  quar- 
ter and  Merricks  subdivision  of  the  west 
half  of  the  northwest  quarter  of  section  nine 
(9),  township  thirty-nine  (39),  north,  of 
range  thirteen  (13),  east  of  3rd  principle 
meridian.  Said  lots  twenty-eight  (28)  and 
twenty  nine  (29)  in  block  five  (5),  falling 
within  and  being  part  of  Austin’s  subdivis- 
ion aforesaid,  all  being  in  Cook  County, 
State  of  Illinois. 

Sept.  14. — Lots  28,  29,  sub  blk  2,  McCon- 
nell Bros,  sub  E %,  29  40  14,  also  lots  10  aud 
11,  blK  16,  Ogden’s  add.  and  lot  20.  Smith’s 
sub,  E % lot  21,  VV  % blk  10.  C.  T.  sub  33  40 
14.  Lots  1 and  2 W % lot  3,  blk  16.  South 
Branch  add.  Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L.  N. 

September  14. 

Lots  4 to  14  of  b 2;  lots  2 3 4 7 8 9 10  and 
11  of  blk  5.  Lot  9 of  blk  8,  Lots  5 6 7 8 9 
13  14  43  44  45  and  46  of  blk  10.  Lots  40  41 
and  44  of  block  11.  Lots  6 to  16  and  lots 
18  lo  24  and  48  of  blk  15.  Lots  7 8 and  10 
to  21,  and  25  to  48  of  b 16.  Lots  1 2 7 8 to 
36,  38  39  40  and  41  of  block  17.  Lots  8 to 
21,  24  to  33  in  blk  18.  Lot  31  of  blk  20.  Lots 
21  to  40  of  blk  23.  Lots  3 to  21,  25  to  48  of 
blk  25.  Lots  25  to  33  of  blck  26.  Lots  1 to 
24,  29  to  32,  38  and  39  and  43  of  blK  27.  Lts 

5 6 and  7 of  b 28.  Lots  5 6 7 8,  21  22  and 

35  of  blk  29.  Lots  8 17  to  20,  25  26  34  45  46 
47  aud  48  of  blck  30.  Lots  1 2 8 15  16  17  21 
to  29,  40  41  and  47  of  blk  33.  Lots  7,  18  to 

32,  39  42  43  and  44  of  blk  34.  Lots  6 13  20 

21  22  25  to  30,  35  42  43  and  44  of  block  35. 
Lots  25  to  46  of  blk  36.  Lots  5 to  40  of  blk 


38.  All  blk  39.  All  blck  40.  Lots  1 to  48  of 
blir  41.  All  that  certain  strip  or  parcel  of 
land  laid  out  upon  the  plat  of  said  Iron- 
worKers’  addition  and  thereon  designated  as 
private  property  reserved  for  railroad  pur- 
poses except  such  parts  thereof  as  are  parts 
of  blocks  19  aud  22  of  raid  Ironworkers’  ad- 
dition.—Dated  Aug.  20,  1886.  Seth  F.  Han- 
chett, Sheriff.  By  C.  R.  Matson,  Deputy.  LN 


HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

— All  woods  in  ornamental  grain  are  in 
great  demand  for  cabinet  wors.  The  syca- 
more has  a bright  tint,  almost  like  that  of 
satinwood  when  made  up  in  suites,  and  the 
broad,  polished  panels  have  the  fine  curl 
that  has  made  maple  so  popular  among  the 
brighter  woods. 

— A cushion  formed  of  two  satin  bags  has 
one  of  Nile  green  satin  with  a bunch  of 
sweet  peas  embroidered  on  it.  The  other  is 
of  turquoise  blue,  with  poppies. 

— With  wall  paper,  color  is  the  chief  sub- 
ject to  be  dealt  with.  The  colors  may  be 
so  employed  as  as  to  depress  or  enliven  the 
room,  as  for  example— blue  is  cool  and 
quieting;  red,  warm  and  exciting;  blue  pro- 
duces the  effect  of  distance,  and  placed  on 
the  ceiling  causes  it  to  appear  higher,  or 


used  in  a recess  produces  the  appearam 
of  greater  depth;  yellow,  on  the  contrar 
appears  to  advance  toward  the  eye— it  wi 
lower  the  ceiling  and  advance  the  wall;  re 
is  the  only  color  that  remains  stationary. 

— Tiling  is  rapidly  gaining  ground  n< 
only  for  hearths,  flooring  for  halls,  vest 
bules,  but  for  walks  as  well. 

—Figure  subjects  in  tapestry  are  now  ec 
broidered  for  wall  banners,  portieres  an 
over  mantel  subjects  for  the  dining-room. 

— Apple  green  China  silk  forms  a prett 
covering  for  the  soothing  pine  needle  pi 
lows;  it  is  ornamented  with  a branch  of  tl 
pine  tree  bearing  several  cones  and  in  quail 
lettering  appear  the  following  words:  “Sue 
stuff  as  dreams  are  made  of.” 

— A portion  of  the  wainscoting  in  tb 
bath-rooms  of  all  the  new,  handsomelv  fir 
ished  houses  are  made  of  tiles;  on  the  scor 
of  health  and  cleanliness  there  is  nothin 
better. 

A pronounced  feature  of  many  chande 
liers  is  the  use  of  imitation  colored  candle 
and  bobeches  to  match. 

Decided  tints  in  note  paper  have  give] 
way  to  those  more  delicate,  such  as  a pal 
shade  of  cream,  a delicate  grey  and  pear 
while. 


ORR  & LOCKETT, 

Dealers  in 

Bnilders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

} OF  EVERY  DLLCRIPTION, 

184  & 186  (LARK  ST„  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 

We  Make  a specialty  of 

Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 

And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  Wg  3 EG  SO  1 6 Chicago 
Agents  f°r  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker. 
‘Perfection”  Metallic  \\  eather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  and 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


KNISELY  & MILLER, 

129  & 131  South  Clinton  Street,  Chicago,  111. 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers  ! 

MANUFACTURERS 

GALVANIZED  IRON.  CORNICES,  ETC. 

The  Hayes  Patent 


SKY-LIGHTS. 

(Under  License.) 


Warranted  not  to  leak  fromoutside  storm  or  inside 
condensation. 


Corrugated 
Conductor  Pipe. 

Warranted  not  to  Burst 
when  full  of  Ice. 


real  estate  and  building  journal. 


R.  HUGHES, 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319-321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 


Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing*  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 

YARD  PRICES— CAR  I.OTS  DRV. 


THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch $4  7 00 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1*4  and  114  inchep 45  00 

3d  clear,  114,  114  and  2 inches 42  00 

A select,  1%  and  114  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches . . 41  00 

B select,  1J4,  154  and  2 inches 30  00(5)32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 25  00 

2x4  B,  select  21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30J0O 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 47  00 

3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select,  25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C 32  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft,... 23  00 

D 20  f t 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

'•  “ 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch 35  00 

B 33  00 

C 25  00 

A Clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B . . . 29  00 

C 25  00 

No  lFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B , 6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 hoards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  mis,  4 bds 37  00 

B 35  10 

0 27  00 


FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 

A siding  strips 

A flooring  strips 

B „ 


40  00 
38  00 
33  00 
32  00 
23  00 


BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 


Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch ..  23  00 

A,  % -inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

B 20  50 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A,  34 -inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  34  insh,.  6 inch 32  00 


SIDING— TIED. 

Is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

0 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 10  50 

C6-ineh  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  nud  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


O.  M.  Wells.  j.  m.  Pecrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

REAL  EST  .A.  T E, 

1«2  LaSalle  St.,  Room  1?,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcimining,  eto. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Kear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  _ . . 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

JtooniM  15-17.  90  LnMulle  Hti  oot. 


J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUIOK8HANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 84  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  find  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


W.  L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


EDWARDS  &.  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So,  Chicago,  III. 


North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  & 54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  } 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St,,  - Chieago. 


SEWING-MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL.  1 

PERFECT  SAfS'SFACflm 

Rot  Herat  Minj  lacliiie  Co. 

— ORANGE,  MASS.— 

CO  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  111.  St.  Louis,  Ho. 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


FOR  S*l-L  p ! 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  M \CHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 

Will.  LEAGUE  & CO.. 

Seal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

WHEELER  & CO.— Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Rent- 
ing. Room  1—130  La  Salle  St. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTCACE  LOANS 

Room  8,  i 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

1«1  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


WILLIAM  I_.XJLdI_.EY7 
-94  LaSalle  St.,  - - Chicago,  111. 


BANK, 

AND 

Furniture 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 

and  Fittings 


Lar?e  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order  u 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 


Common  boards,  10, 12  and  20  feet 1 3 00 

,,  ,,  14,  16  ana  18  feet. 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  114  and  114-inch. 13  00 

Green,  41  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  13  00 

Add  to  nrlces  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides,  *1  30. 

pickets  and  battens. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 60 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

114  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2)4 -inch 00  60 

214-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 11  00<816  00 

2x8,  „ „ 11  004114  50 

2x10,  „ 11  00  & 16  00 

2x12,  „ 11  00@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

LATH — CAB  LOAD8. 

Dry 1 80 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 “ “ “ “ 14 

6 “ “ “ “ 18 

7 “ “ “ “ 23 

8 “ “ “ “ 33 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 43 

8 inch,  sawed  >4,  7 feet V/t 

9 to  11,  “ H,  7 feet 11 

514  inch,  “ %,  7 feet V/2 

6 “ “ y. , 7 feet 9 

7 “ “ 14,  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ 14,  7 feet 16 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 


Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in $24  00@26  00 

114  in.  and  over 25  00  27  00 

Common 17  ( 0 

Cull 11  00  13  00 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  114  in 23  00  25  00 

Thicker 25  00  27  00 

Cull 8 00  10  00 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

Clear 26  00 

Common 16  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

Timbers 17  00  19  00 

Quarter-sawed 38  00 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 24  00  25  00 

Common 15  00  16  00 

Cull 10  00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  25  00  30  00 

Axles 30  00 

Cull 10  00 

Reaches 25  00  27  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d.  1 in 65  00  75  00 

Thicker 70  60  80  00 

Common 45  00  50  00 

Cull 25  00  30  GO 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50  00 

114x114  & 2x2 25  00  35  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 70  00  75  00 

Thick 80  00  85  00 

Common 35  00  40  00 

Cull ■ le  00  15  00 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

1st  & 2d 32  50  35  00 

1st  & 2d,  114  in  and  up 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Cull 6 00  10  00 

Log  run  13  no  15  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00  21  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 5 00  7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

Clear 20  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 00  6 00 

Log  Run 14  00  15  00 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 24  00  27  00 

Common  and  better 22  00 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

SYCAMORE. 

Good 15  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Common ...  12  00 

Cull 6 00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00  15  CO 

Cull 

Log  Run 12  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling.. ..  2?  00  24  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 19  00  20  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  29  00 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 30  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD’ 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 44  51 

“ “ “ rough 42  50 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 90 

Fancy  butt 4 60 


DAVID  WHITEFORD,  A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO 

Practical  Plumber 


bas- Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  PATENT  STOP  AND 
WASTE  COCK  & WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
Dwellings. 


or FICE, 

59  & 61  Lake  St. 


CHICACO. 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 

227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


- a. isr id- 


decorators. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wabash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston,  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  st. 


F1  ML.  CLARKE. 

Real  Estate  and  LoanAgt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


Sewer 


sHorn  & um. 

107  '.a'-'al le  Street. 
Yards — S9  N.  Elizabeth  St. 
’5th  at  * k.  & S.  M.  S.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY, 


Pipe 


Manufacturers 
of  line 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Bailings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTEEIOB 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

— AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  (Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc..  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 
Inventors  and  So1  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES! 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 


Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STK’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > u Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


IlNrSUJTbJA.3NrC3i!  _A_  Gr  IE  ItTC  “S' • 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  « Telephone  No.  1353 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE! 


We  make 


Stein  way'S 


Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 

Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimneys,  Etc. 

g^p-Qur  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 

Made  in  anyColor  Desired 

Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted.  Delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

“Waukegan,  111. 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior— -including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING  , GAS 
a-  STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICACO. 

JEIP’  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


H.  O.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  ‘‘Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


ADVERTISERS 

Can  learn  the  exact 
cost  of  any  proposed 
line  of  Advertising  in 
American  Papers 
by  addressing  Geo.  P 
Rowell  & Co’s 

Newspaper  Advertising  Bureau. 
10  Spruce  St., 

Send  IO  cts.  for  175  Page  Pamphlet 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORAT  I NO, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  824  W.  MADISON  Street, 


(Jor.  Cnrtis  St. 


CHICACO.  ILL 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 
THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS 
THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILDINGS 
SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE 
THE  RECORD 
THE  RECORD-  Continued 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS. 

TRUST  DEEDS ’ 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  . 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC 
SHERIFF’S  SALES-FORECLOSURES 


Pianos  and  Organs 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


*209  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  Tlie  Granolithic  Co.. 

942  Chicago  Opera  House  Bunding 


COAL! 


& Co. 


MAIN  OFFICE:— 107  DEARBORN  ST. 


Y' ARILS  AM>  OFFICES: 

CITY  | Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  R.  £ 


Telephone  1303. 


rxr.-s-  n.  iv.  ( LAKE  VIEW 

Clybourn  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R.  f Telephone  395. 


Henry  Sharon  &Co. 

IVo,  2&G  La  Salle  St , Chicago. 

The  Negotiating  of  Specific  Sales  a Specialty. 
Investments  Made.  Taxes  Paid  and  Prop- 
erty managed  for  Non-Residents. 
Real-estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Loans  Negotiated, 
Property  Leased. 


M.  KEATING, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retail 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


, Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wab&sh  Avo,.  tei,fphovr.  5»i6.  CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers  % Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

OFFICERS:  } Henry  Botsford,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

( Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 

WM.  E.  & WM.  P.  ROLLO  & CO.,  Agents,  TeI|Ph;ub  210  La  Salle  Street. 


PETER  & BINDER, 

CONTRACTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Tin  and  Slate  Roofing, 

Metal  Sky-Lishts,  Dormer  Windows,  Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
General  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Works, 

684  MILWAUKEE  AVE.,  - - CHICAGO. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturina  Co  Art  ■^ealers’  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

D A O I n n ■■  ■ n r.  ^ n n ’ MANUFACTURERS  OF 

_ MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 


Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.’ 


Nos.  251  & 253  Wabash  Ave., 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  ami  Ornamental  Brick, 

>75  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


G.  A.  Mariner  | Eetab.  1856.  | YVm.  Hoskins 

ANALYTICAL 


Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  binds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  M\lt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and.  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 


Room.  15,  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.) 
Telephone  883. 


ILL. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) -A.  O ENTS.  ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Em.  30,  126  S.  Clark  at.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  A CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

Baird  A BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  A Co.,  154  Washintonst. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  et. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  A Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  A Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  A HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

BAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  A Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

Edwards  a Richards,  winnepeg  Bik,  s.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  A 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  A CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  A Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  6t 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  A Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  A Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  A ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  A HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salle  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B„  A Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  A Co.,  Sangamon  A Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  A DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  A Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 

HAWKINSON  A BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Dhlich  Blk. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  A Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JENKS,  S.  L.,  A Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 


HEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  A KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 
REED,  Wm.  A Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REED  A HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  132  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,  A SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  A Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHARON.  HENRY,  A CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 

SMITH  A GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  A DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STANLEY.  P.  E.,  A Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

8TEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

Taylor,  wm.  E.,  31st  st.,cor  Cottage  Grove  ave. 
TIDHOLM  A REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  A KEATING  161  La  Salle  st. 

TURNER  A BOND,  102  Washington  6t. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER'S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  et. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  A Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  A CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  et. 
WILDER,  COOK  A CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  A Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  A Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers. 

SHARON,  HENRY,  A CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 

ANDERSON,  E.  W.,  64  Waldo  Place. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 

ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  A CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  6254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  A HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Architect, 

CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F.,  239  West  Chicago  ave. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  et. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel. No.  9817. 


Iron  Cornices. 

CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  et. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNI8ELY  A MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO.,1 12-126  Washingt 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  A RICKCORDS,  85  A 87  D{ 
born  st. 

HANDY  A CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  A CO.,  85  Washington  et. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Co 
House. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Gravi 
Roofers. 

BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  6t. 

CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 

* 

* I 

i 


\ Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTION 


KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  A Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  A MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  A 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 

.LEAGUE,  Wm.,  A Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  A GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  A Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  A COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  A Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  A Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  A Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

XATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st.) 
NEUHOFF  W.  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  A KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

l’ARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97,  185  Dear- 1 
born  1 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  A 110  Dearborn  st.  I 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  A CO.,  84  A 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  et. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

CHANDLER  & CO.%  110  Dearborn  st. 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St, 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  et. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  A 268  Wabash  ave. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

BRANDT,  HE.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  8001. 

NORTON  D,,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.-Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8 — 165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Wood  Carpets. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


If  you  want  to  Locate  at  a Good  Manufacture 
Point,  write  to 

J.  R-  Rowell, 
Waukegan,  III 

Lyon 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,00C 
now  in  use.  Eemarkable  for  theil 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Hive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  ths  Mu- 
sical Profession. 

1VAREROOJIS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


REAL  ESTATE  kP  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

TERMS : 

Per  Year  (in  advance) $4.00 

After  July  1,  ’86,  $5.00,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 
Entered  at  Chicago  Post-office  as  second-class  matter 

REED  5 HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  L.OA.3ST 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 
'KJiJrij‘W^M-2-  B03STX3S  FOB  SALXjE. 

Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hurlbut,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 

W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JA8.  M.  MARSHALL. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

(gp“We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents. 


H.  O.  ZUTTERMEISTER.  C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  k CO,, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Hire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

Js^Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-elass  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOINS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM,  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  anl  financial  Agents. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents, 

c.  hTmijllikeh, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOAisrs, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

H.  FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 


QEO.  M.  BOGUE.  H.  W.  HOYT.  H.  B.  BOGUE. 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street, 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 

At  i EUR  Q,  GEER  & CO.,  (Successors  to) 

fe>-A.]VE’Iv  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  I Id  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

EDY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

OifcT  COiMiaiVEISSIOitT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  St  GO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

125  La  Salle  Street. 


C.  U.  GORDON.  w.  L.  BLOOD. 

G,  U.  Gordon  & Go., 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

'IQ  Dearborn  St., 


looms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


CHICAGO. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

DNE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
o the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  Madison  Street. 

A A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

(EflL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
)r  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold, 
'elephone  No.  438. 

^AS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL. 

FRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

time  Loans  Negotiated, 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 
Dealers  in  RealEstate. 

C.  R.  WALLECK, 

IKAI,  ESTATE  & LOANS, 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO,  ILL, 

•Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
18  111  She  Northwestern  part  of  the  City, 
investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-clasu  se- 
nty.  Hg^~Oorrespondence  solicited. 


P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

RealEstate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & CO., 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  P.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

F.  A,  BRAGG  & GO., 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Especi) 1 ■'Mention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 


I).  G.  HAMILTON, 

DEALER  IN 

RealEstate  I Mortgage 
Investments, 

91  Washington  Street.  Chicago. 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

BOOM  lO, 

99  # 101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

H.  L.  TURNER.  w.  A.  POND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate  Mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Trustee. 

115  DEAHBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  77,  IUinois  Nat’l  Bank  Bldg. 

MAX  ELCHBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS. 

Broker  in  First-Class  Securities.  Low  Rates  for 
Gilt-Edge  Securities. 

100  Washington  St„  Chicago. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ana  Financial  Agents. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 


S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 

DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


HENRY  A.  OSBORN.  JOSEPH  B.  KEELER. 

OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting  Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  & Monroe  Sts. 


Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  1/Ionroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


R.  W.  BRIDGE, 

185^Dearhorn  St, 


Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  SEPT.  4,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 


The  condition  of  the  market  still  remains 
firm,  with  every  indication  of  an  approaching 
boom.  Several  large  sales  appear  on  rec- 
ord. The  one  drawback  in  the  negotiations 
of  large  deals  found  by  our  agents,  is  that 
the  commissions  are  not  forthcoming  after 
weeks  and  months  have  been  spent  in  work 
ing  up  the  deal.  Men  who  have  amassed  a 
fortune  of  one  hundred  thousand  to  a mill- 
ion dollars,  and  invested  it  in  real-estate, 
have  done  it  by  holding  on  to  every  dollar 
that  comes  into  their  coffers,  and  so  when  it 
comes  to  paying  a commission  of  $1,000  to 
$10,000  for  the  selling  of  their  property,  it 
goes  against  the  grain  and  they  often  refuse 
to  pay. 

Two  cases  have  recently  come  to  our  no 
tice.  One  was  the  transaction  and  sale  of  a 
piece  of  property  early  in  the  spring  by  two 
of  our  agents,  where  the  commission  amount- 
ed to  $3,000  and  over.  The  agents  decided 
to  arbitrate  the  matter  rather  than  go  into 
a long  litigation  in  the  courts.  A commit- 
tee was  chosen  consisting  of  two  of  our 
prominent  agents,  and  a lawyer.  The  law- 
yer was  the  attorney  of  the  capitalist,  and  it 
afterwards  turned  out  that  one  of  the  agents 
was  also  transacting  business  for  him.  As  a 
result,  the  paltry  sum  of  $600  for  negotia- 
tino  this  large  deal,  was  agreed  upon. 

The  other  transaction  was  of  more  recent 
date  and  is  one  of  the  largest  of  the  year. 
It  was  reported  that  the  sale  was  made  be- 
tween principals,  and  so  the  seller  would 
like  to  have  it.  But  an  agent  was  given  the 
property  and  offered  it  to  the  buyer,  who, 
after  some  time  had  elapsed,  purchased  it. 
The  seller  refuses  to  pay  any  commission 
and  a law-suit  is  in  store  for  him.  While, 
on  the  other  hand,  it  may  be  said  that  agents 
resort  to  trickery,  and  claim  sales  often 
when  there  is  no  ground  for  it,  still  it  does 
not  detract  from  the  fact  that  many  of  our 
wealthy  property  owners  resort  to  mean 
and  unjust  ends  to  elude  the  payment  of 
commissions  honestly  earned.  Some  means 
should  be  taken  to  bring  about  a radical 
change  in  this  wholesale  non-payment  of 
commissions. 

The  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the  Real- 
Estate  Board  occurred  on  Wednesday  of 
this  week.  A fair  number  of  our  prominent 
brokers  were  in  attendance.  The  committee 
on  the  broker’s  license  question  had  made  a 
thorough  investigation  and  offered  a formal 
report,  recommending  immediate  action  on 
the  part  of  the  Board  in  reference  to  it. 
They  found  that  a very  small  per  cent.,  not 
more  than  twenty-five  per  cent.,  of  the 
broaers  paid  last  year. 

City  Collector  Onahan  promised  the  com- 
mittee that  the  delinquents  would  be  brought 
to  time,  as  he  had  a carefully  prepared  list 
of  lawyers  and  brokers  of  all  kinds  who 
would  be  proceeded  against  in  the  near  fu- 
ture. But  the  committee  received  little  con- 
solation in  this,  as  they  remember  that  the 
same  statement  was  made  two  years  ago 
when  the  question  was  then  agitated.  A 
committee,  with  Mr.  Cummings  as  Chair- 
man, will  still  further  investigate  the  mat- 
ter. 

The  legality  of  the  license,  as  decided  upon 
by  the  Supreme  Court  in  the  case  of  Lyman 


& Giddings,  was  also  brought  out.  The  fact 
that  no  broker  can  collect  a fee  in  the 
courts  without  a license,  is  another  incent- 
ive to  pay  the  dreaded  license  fee. 

The  discusaion  in  reference  to  the  making 
of  charoes  of  $1  to  $5  to  applicants  for  the 
use  of  the  dower  book,  which  is  now  beiug 
compiled  by  the  Board,  seems  a little  pre- 
mature when  it  is  considered  that  only  300 
names  are  at  present  on  the  book.  The  mo- 
tion was  wisely  referred  to  a committee. 

Mr.  Hammond  suggested  to  the  Board 
that  some  action  should  be  taken  in  regard 
to  the  protection  of  vacant  houses  against 
thieves  who  strip  them  of  lead  pipes.  A re- 
ward offered  for  the  detection  and  conviction 
of  parties  thus  engaged  would  doubtless 
make  less  frequent  such  annoyances. 

Another  effort  will  be  made  to  revive  the 
selling  of  property  by  auction  during  the 
fall  and  winter.  The  success  of  the  New 
York  Board  in  this  line  of  work  was  brought 
out  by  Mr.  Givins,  who  recently  visited 
it  while  in  New  York,  and  seemed  to  make 
it  possible  tor  such  an  end  to  be  reached  by 
our  Board. 

The  noon-day  Call-Board  will  be  com- 
menced on  the  10th  of  September. 

Inquiry  having  been  made  as  to  the  fire- 
proof qualities  of  the  Marshall  Field  build- 
ing, now  in  course  of  erection  on  the  block 
enclosed  by  Adams,  Quincy,  Fifth  ave.  and 
Franklin  streets,  a few  points  as  to  its  con- 
struction may  be  of  interest. 

The  Marshall  Field  building  will  be  seven 
stories  and  basement  in  heigth,  with  granite 
walls  to  the  second  story,  and  from  there  up 
brown  stone,  both  the  granite  and  the  brown 
stone  being  taken  from  celebrated  quarries 
in  Massachusetts.  The  cost  of  the  building 
will  be  about  a half  million  dollars.  But 
the  feature  of  the  building  which  has  at- 
tracted attention  and  which  has  led  some  to 
doubt  its  fire-proof  qualities,  is  the  large 
amount  of  wood  that  is  used  instead  of  iron, 
for  columns,  beams,  girders,  etc.  While  this 
is  so,  there  is  not  the  danger  generally  sup 
posed  from  wood  columns,  for,  in  case  of 
a fire,  wood  will  char  but  retain  its  strength, 
as  the  heart  of  the  column  remains  intact. 
With  the  iron  column,  unprotected,  this  is 
different,  for  the  same  amount  of  heat  that 
would  char  a wood  column  an  inch  deep 
would  melt  an  iron  column,  or  crack  it  in 
case  water  is  thrown  upon  it..  The  general 
construction  of  the  building  is  what  is  known 
as  mill  construction,  there  being  no  con- 
cealed point  where  fire  could  originate  and 
remain  unseen.  Every  precaution  is  taken 
against  the  spread  of  fire.  The  floors  are 
guarded  by  a layer  of  wire  lathing  plastered 
over,  and  by  asbestos,  both  known  for  their 
fire-proof  qualities.  Iron  shutters  are  also 
placed  in  every  window. 

The  building  complies  in  every  partic- 
ular  with  the  requirements  for  slowly  com- 
bustible buildings  laid  down  by  the  Boston 
Underwriters  Association  and  will  receive 
its  lowest  rating,  which  in  itself  speaks  for 
its  fire-proof  qualities. 

The  contractors  expect  to  complete  the 
building  early  in  the  spring  instead  of  the 
first  of  January,  as  at  first  contemplated,  on 
account  of  delays  caused  by  the  labor 
troubles. 

Malcolm  McNeil  & Bros,  have  closed  a 
large  sale  of  North  Side  residence  prop- 
erty. They  will  give  closer  attention  this 
fall  to  their  real-estate  interests  than  here- 
tofore. 


Turner  & Bond  are  building  47  houses  on 
the  South  and  West  Sides  for  estates  which 
they  have  in  charge. 

On  Wednesday,  September  8,  at  2 o’clock, 
P.  M.,  at  the  south  entrance  on  Clark  st.  to 
the  County  Court  House,  will  be  sold  about 
25x80  ft.  on  Asbury  ave..  Also  the  Wilder 
Ice  Pond,  being  the  only  one  supplied  with 
pure  spring  water,  and  from  which  ice  can 
be  cut.  Both  pieces  of  property  are  in  Ev- 
anston. 


Architect  R.  G.  Pentecost  Room  45,  177  Ua 
Salle  street  is  preparing  plans  and  will  take 
figures  in  one  week  for  a block  of  ten  three 
story  store  and  fiat  buildings,  198x80  to  be 
erected  at  once  on  the  northwest  corner  of 
22nd  and  La  Salle  Sts.,  for  H.  Sweet  Esq. 
They  will  have  fronts  of  Anderson  pressed 
brick,  stone  trimmings,  bay  windows,  stain- 
ed glass,  mantles,  electric  bells,  speaking 
tubes  and  hardwood  floors  &c.,  and  will  cost 
fcbout  $75,000. 


THE  (JKEAT  FAIR. 


T 


Chicago,  the  commercial  city  of  the  North- 
west, has  again  been  selected  as  the  place 
for  holding  the  great  Agricultural  and  In- 
dustrial Fair  of  the  State  of  Illinois,  and  the 
time  has  been  appointed  for  September  6- 
10,  1886. 

The  liberal  premiums  offered,  and  the  ad- 
vantages to  exhibitors  of  meeting  the  large 
crowds  of  visitors  that  attend  this  fair  from 
Illinois,  Indiana,  Michigan,  Wisconsin,  Iowa 
and  elsewhere,  have  conduced  to  make  the 
extent  and  character  of  this  fair  second  to 
none.  The  business  men  of  Chicago  and 
the  officers  of  the  railroads  having  connec- 
tions with  Chicago  have  succeeded  to  an  emi- 
nent degree  in  their  determination  to  make 


this  fair  the  largest  and  most  attractive  on 
the  continent  to  admirers  of  fine  stock,  im- 
proved machinery,  the  best  specimens  of 
farm  products,  the  beauties  of  art,  orna 
mental  and  useful  work  in  the  textile  de- 
partment, as  well  as  the  tempting  culinary 
luxuries  and  necessities  of  life. 

The  demand  for  space  for  the  exhibtiou 
at  the  coming  State  Fair  of  the  improved 
breeds  of  live  stock,  and  almost  every  con- 
ceivable article  of  utility  or  beauty ,*for  use 
or  comfort  of  mankind,  leaves  no  room  to 
doubt  that  the  collection  will  be  the  largest 
and  most  creditable  eve>-  displayed  at  any 
former  fair. 

Chicago  is  noted  for  great  enterprises, 
and  the  coming  State  Fair  promises  to  sur- 
pass all  former  efforts  in  this  direction. 


SWEZEY’S 


IMPROVED 


Dumb 

Waiter 


FOR  DWELLINGS, 


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LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE 


And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THE 

BEST  IK  THE  MARKET. 


M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

ISO  20th  STREET 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


WRIGHT  & TURNER, 


Real  Elstate, 


Loan  a,n.d  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  DEARBORN  STREET.  ROOM  40,  CHICAGO. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


nsro.  170  Dearborn  Street,  Oliiostgo. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 


Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 


Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

IgP'Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  executo  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


Seasoned  Cuban 


Mexican 


J.  Rayner, 

MAHOGANY 


For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

SAW  mills  AND  whakf  : 283  to  289  East  20th  St 


Foot  Houston  Street, 

NEW  YORK. 


CHICA  CO,  ILL. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


503 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone 


ADAMS  & ADAMS, 

DEALERS  IN 

FINE  DRY,  OIL  I COACH  COLORS 

AND 

General  Painters'  Supplies. 

Exclusive  Agents  for 

WALPOLE  MORTAR  BLACK. 

248  RANDOLPH  ST.,  CHICAGO. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M.  I3oioe. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOXCE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


.T.  W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Bee.  andTrea. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Minora  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

LARRABEE  & NORTH, 

DEALERS  IN 


BTJZLZDEIR/S  HARDWARE 
Engineer’s  and  Surveyor’s  Instruments. 

KTo.  1 9 i St  ate  Street, 

Palmer  House  Block. 


~ THE  = 

Building  * Department 

inil'iiliinii  lilimum  iiu  i hi  i iiiiiiiiiii min 

COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
In  Building  Material. 

Shreveport,  La. — The  Vicksburg,  Shreveport  & Pacific 
railroad  will  build  a large  freight  depot. 

Clarksville,  Texas,  will  issue  $15,000  of  bonds  to  build 
a school  house. 

Pine  Bluff,  Ark. — J.  A.  Speers  & Co.  will  erect  a brick 
and  iron  warehouse,  80x120  feet. 

New  Orleans,  La. — Adams  Bros,  have  the  contract  to 
erect  a $50,000  building  for  the  New  Orleans  University. 

Washington,  D.  C. — The  sum  of  $250,000  is  to  be  spent 
in  building  a new  foundry  at  the  navy  yard. 

St.  Louis,  Mo. — Leonhardt  & Schucht,  three-story  brick 
carriage  factory:  cost,  $8,000;  B Weber  & Co.,  contractors; 

Biroe,  Va. — A house  is  to  be  built  for  J.  H.  Renshaw. 
cost,  $15,000;  Harding  & Dinkelberg,  architects. 

Toledo,  Ohio. — John  B.  Bell,  brick  and  stone  dwelling 
house,  Colling  wood  ave;  cost,  $6,000. 

Birmingham,  Ala. — Royster  & Finney  will  erect  a large 
bricK  warehouse.  Also,  Moore  & Handley  will  erect  a four- 
story  building  76x125  ft. 

Lynchburg,  Va. — A large  building  is  to  be  erected  for 
an  orphan  asylum : also  the  NorfolK  & Western  Railroad  Co. 
will  soon  erect  a new  depot  here. 

Bradshaw,  Neb.— S.  E.  Stubbs  & Co.,  owners.  M.  F. 
Hotchkiss,  architect;  two  stories,  brick  and  stone,  architect- 
ural and  galvanized  iron  work,  freiGht  elevator,  iron  shut- 
ters. 


Indianapolis,  Ind, — The  new  State  House  is  rapidly  ap- 
proaching completion.  The  statuary  for  one  front  has  been 
put  in  position. 

Ann  Arbor,  Mich. — W.  W.  Watts  will  build  a residence. 
Geo.  Scott,  architect  and  contractor;  2-story  frame,  galvan- 
ized iron  worn,  mantels,  grates,  etc. 

Sheboygan,  Mich. — H.  K.  Voight  will  build  a business 
building,  to  cost  $3,500;  2-story  bricK,  Von  work,  store  and 
gas  fixtures,  ornamental  glass,  iron  shutters,  etc. 

Dakota  City,  Neb. — Rev.  C.  Baird,  pastor,  will  let  con- 
tracts for  church.  E.  Stamm  architect  and  contractor;  cost 
$4,000;  frame  and  brick,  iron  fence,  stained  glass. 

Birmingham,  Ala. — A Methodist  Episcopal  church  of 
brick  and  terra-cotta  is  to  be  built;  cost,  $17,000;  L.  B. 
Valk,  architect. 

Jacksonville,  Fla.— Mrs.  E.  Bars  will  erect  a three- 
story  building,  75x108  feet;  also,  H.  Robinson  will  erect  a 
three-story  buildinG,  45x100  feet,  at  the  same  place. 

Little  Rock,  Ark. — Brick  dwelling  between  Third  and 
Fourth  sts.,  near  Spring  street;  cost,  $3,800;  owner,  H.  M. 
Rector;  architect,  Max  Orlopp.  Brick  livery  stable,  3d  and 
Louisiana  st. ; cost,  $3,000;  Jno.  G.  Fletcher,  owner;  Jno. 
Delaney,  architect  and  builder. 

Carrolton,  Ohio. — Architect  L.  B.  Valk,  of  New  York 
City,  has  prepared  plans  for  the  Presbyterian  Society  for  a 
one-story  church  building,  32x58,  bricK,  slate,  hardwood  fin- 
ish, stained  glass,  steam  or  furnace  heat,  cost,  $3,500;  under 
way;  N.  E.  Wash,  pastor;  Bider  & Doevers,  masons;  James 
Daniels,  carpenter. 

Minneapolis,  Minn. — Ertel  & Fredreich,  one-story  wood 

dwelling,  1415  Washington  ave.  N.;  cost,  $3,000. P.  H. 

Jones,  two-story  wood  dwelling,  527  Pennsylvania  av.  N.; 

cost,  $5.000, J.  Jones,  two-story  wood  dwelling,  1507 

Park  av.  S.;  cost,  $5,000;  W.  H.  Hunt,  architect. S.  D. 

Hamilton,  two-story  wood  dwelling,  127  Fourth  st.  S.  E.; 

cost,  $3,000;  E.  S.  Stebbins,  architect. American  Express 

Co.,  brick  stable,  1121  Western  ave.:  cost,  $12,000;  archi- 
ects,  Long  & Kees. 


Minneapolis,  Minn.— F.  H.  Peavey  will  build  a resi- 
dence to  cost  $18,000.  W.  C.  Whitney,  Tribune  building, 
is  the  architect,  Mr.  A.  Clover,  1507  Hennepin  ave.,  con- 
tractor; 3 stories,  pressed  brick,  furniture,  stained  glass, 
hardwood  finish,  steam-heat,  laundry  machinery,  marble 
mantels. 

Milwaukee,  Wis. — Ground  has  been  broken  for  the  res- 
idence to  be  built  by  T.  A.  Chapman.  The  building  will  be 
one  of  the  costliest  and  most  elegant  residences  in  Milwau- 
kee. It  will  be  erected  on  Juneau  avenue,  at  the  intersect- 
ion of  Prospect  avenue.  It  will  be  40x80  feet  in  ground  di- 
mensions, and  two-stories  and  a lofty  attic  in  height,  and 
will  be  built  of  Minnesota  limestone.  The  dwelling  will 
cost  complete  in  the  neighborhood  of  $50,000. 

Cleveland,  Ohio. — For  the  National  Safe  & Lock  Co., 
plans  have  been  drawn  for  extensive  buildings,  and  as  soon 
as  a favorable  location  is  chosen,  which  will  be  in  a week  or 

two,  the  erection  of  the  new  worxs  will  begin. Church 

for  North  Presbyterian  Society,  corner  Case  ave.  and  Supe- 
rior st;  cost,  $22,000. Residence  for  Edward  Bingham, 

Esq.,  on  Prospect  st.;  cost, ?$20, 000;  L.  Wherry,  contractor. 

Frame  dwelling  for  James  Corrigan,  on  Wilson  ave.; 

cost,  $6,500;  Josiah  JenniDg,  contractor. 

Kansas  City,  Mo. — John  Gray  will  build  a three-story 
bricK  business  house,  40x40,  corner  of  Ninth  street  and 

State  Line,  $6,000. P.  H.  Maddom,  a two-story  brick 

residence,  35x60,  on  northwest  corner  of  Tenth  and  Olive 
streets,  $6,000. Albert  Schrumpf,  a two-story  brick  busi- 

ness house  on  northwest  corner  of  17th  and  Holmes,  $2,500. 

Ferdinand  Heim,  a five-story  brick  business  house,  70x 

185,  on  the  corner  of  Guinotte  and  Agnes  aves,  $75,000. 

W.  S.  Smith,  two  2-story  brick  residences  on  northeast 

corner  of  Fourteenth  and  Cherry  sts.,  42x50,  $5,000. J. 

J.  and  T.  H.  Mastin,  eight  one-story  brick  business  houses, 
142x50,  corner  of  Sixth  and  Broadway  sts.,  $5,000. 


MAgOGAIY. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 

Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st 14@16c  per  ft: 

Small  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ “ 1st 11c  “ 

St.  Jago  “ 1 “ “ “ 1st 18c 

St.  Domingo  1 “ “ “ “ 1st 20c 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ “ 1st 13c@17c  “ 

Large  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ “ 2d 11c 


REPORT  OF  3STEW  BtTILIOIISrGS-S  -A-ISTD  BUILIDIlsTOS  TO  BE  ERECTED, 

In  advance  of  Permits  for  the  week  ending  Sept.  4,  1886.  See  Official  Report  of  Building  Permits,  Fifth  Page. 


OWNER.  „ 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

LOCATION. 

COST 

ARCHITECT  on  BUILDER. 

DESCRIPTION. 

22x50 

$ 

6000 

Geo  Spohr,  239  N Clark  st 

Pressed  brick,  stone,  iron  and  glass. 

3 

25x65 

6000 

W G Barfield,  81  Clark  st 

Brick,  stone  iron  and  glass. 

20000 

U k4  44 

Presssd  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

2 

26x64 

Lincoln  st  and  Milwaukee  av 

7000 

G Thiel,  700  Milwaukee  av . 

Pressed  Brick,  stone  and  iron. 

26x41 

1201)0 

•1  H Moore,  173  La  Salle  st 

“ “ “ glass. 

25x65 

6000 

.1  Zittell,  27  N Clark  st 

“ “ glass  and  iron. 

4. 

145x35 

U 

40  “ 

Thomas  & Rogers,  110  Dearborn  st 

Pressed  brick,  terra  cotta  and  stone 

3 

Blk  of  Stores  and  flats 

70  ft  frt 

Vedder  and  Vine  sts 

15000 

A Boos,  474  Sedgwick  st 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

First  & Rudolph,  106  Fifth  av 

2 

Clybourn  and  Fulton  aves 

13000 

A Boes,  474  Sedgwick  st 

44  44  4k  44 

2 

Taylor  st  and  Winthrop  PI 

8000 

P W Ruehl.  12th  and  Halsted  sts 

“ “ i terra  cotta. 

2 

Forest  av  and  35th  st 

20000 

B W Russell 

“ “ terra  cotta  and  stone. 

25000 

G O Garnsey,  184  Dearborn  st 

44  44  kk  44  44 

7 

1,  0 f frt 

Dearborn  st  and  3d  av 

J M Van  Osdel  & Co.,  41  Clark  st 

Brick  and  stone. 

2 

10000 

Louis  Martens,  538  Van  Buren  st 

Brick  and  stone. 

2 

La  Salle  and  North  aves 

20  “ 

L G Hallberg,  Ashland  Blk 

Michigan  green  buff  sand  stone. 

3 

75(100 

W W Clay,  175  Dearborn  st 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Miller  & Thain 

And.  pressed  brick,  stone  and  rock-face. 

3 

111x58 

Laflin  and  York  sts 

30000 

R G Pentecost,  177  La  Salle  st 

And  pressed  and  moulded  brk  and  brown  stone. 

1 

Homer  st  and  Armitage  av 

63000 

44  44  44  44 

Brick. 

2 

Rosebud  av 

3800 

“ U “ “ 

Brick  and  Stone. 

2 

50x60 

Oakley  and  Milwaukee  av : . 

4500 

U U “ U 

44  k.  4k 

26x42 

Cole  & Dahlgren,  Ashland  Blk 

Frame,  brick,  plate  and  stained  glass. 

2 

24x46 

Hyde  Park,  111 

3500 

“ « “ “ 

L E Grossobe 

2 

S “ :::::::::::: 

Brookdale,  111 

15000 

Frame,  brick  and  stone. 

Hardwood 


Lumber 

AM) 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 

AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 

HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 


Timber. 

a 


l£^”Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATE 

HOLBROOK  CO. 


Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO. 

South  Branch  Chicago  Kiver.  1 Telephone  No.  8213 


504 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Rea!  Estate  I Loans. 

83  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street— Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Geldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


Ill  La  Salle  St., 


CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  and.  Loan  Agents. 

£^“3Ioney  Loaned,!! 

B*Taxes  Paid, 

(^“Investments  Made, 

gH*- Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


IVIORITZ  WOLF, 

HEAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS, 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 

Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


O.  A,  HALE. 


E.  C.  HALE. 


HALE  BROS., 

HEAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 

164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 


A.  M.  KIMOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Boom  2i — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 

MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

It.  PrindiviHe,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


mortgage  bankers, 

BUI  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATI 

p.  R.  CHANDLER.  no  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE.— By  Gold?  & Zuebubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53jfjxl37 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av,  lot  25x152;  choice. $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbnt  st,  lot  24x125;  choice. $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,00 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 


COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE, 


Clark  Si  Washington  Street 


WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works 

POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  'Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cai 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  Si  Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAG' 

Cull  Telephone  lio.  209. 


FOR  SALE — By  West  Chicago  Land  Co.: 
Houses,  Lots  and  Blocks  on  Madison, 
Washington,  Randolph,  Lake,  Fulton  and 
Kinzie  sts.,  Park  av.  and  Carroll  av.,  west  of 
Garfield  Park,  near  the  car-shops  of  the  C. 
& N.  W.  Rwy  Co.,  adjoining  western  limits. 

Reached  by  the  W.  Madison  and  Lake  st. 
cars,  the  Chicago  & N.  W.  Railroad,  and  the 
Western  Indiana  Belt  Railway. 

Special  inducements  to  those  wanting 
blocks  for  manufacturing  sites  or  for  invest- 
menL  M.  A.  Fabb,  Agent, 

68  Washington  st. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bebnhabd  F.  Webeb,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdoeff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bnck  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario-  st.,  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


MASTER’S  SALE 

TO 

CLOSE  an  ESTATE. 

By  Order  of  the  Circuit  Court  of  Cook  Co, 

IX  CHAKCERY. 

On  Wednesday,  Sept.  8,  ’86, 

AT  2 O’CLOCK,  P.  M. 

At  the  Soul h entrance  on  Clark  Street  to 
the  County  Court  House,  in  Chicago,  will  bo 
sold  the  following  property,  to-wit: 

The  South  one-third  of  LOT  2,  in  BLOCK 
46,  in  the  Village  of  Evanston,  having  an 
east  front  of  25  ft.  on  xtshbury  ave.,  by  180 
ft.  in  depth  to  an  alley. 

Also,  The  Wilder  Ice  Pond  property,  being 
the  west  part  of  Wilder  & Chase’s  addition, 
and  lots  1,  2 and  3 in  block  6,  in  Chase  and 
1 itner’s  addition  to  Evanston,  and  compris- 
ing more  than  three  (3)  acres  of  land.  Pond 
is  about  100x300  ft.  in  size,  and  supplied 
with  pure  spring  water. 

TtRMS  OP  SALE. — One-third  Cash:  bal- 
ance on  or  before  one  and  two  years,  with  annual  in- 
terest at  six  (6)  per  cent.  Proof  of  title  made  to  said 
court  and  confirmed. 

H.  JL.  WAIT,  Master  in  Chancery. 

Iv,  PROrDFOOT , Solicitor. 


FOR  SALE — By  R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 
184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 

160  ACRES  OF  LAND, 

Near  Chicago.  This  piece  of  land  is  high 
and  dry  and  near  the  Wisconsin  Central 
Railroad.  Will  sell  at  a price  which  is 
bound  to  insure  a large  profit.  Terms  to 
suit. 

R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  I Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 

FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Peopebty  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


Thebe  has  always  been  a difference  be- 
tween architects  and  builders  as  to  whom 
architects  should  be  responsible.  Most  build- 
ers think  the  architects  ought  to  be  the 
agents  of  the  contractors  instead  of  the 
owner.  An  architect  scores  builders  pretty 
hard  in  the  following  lines: 

If  they  have  taken  the  job  too  low,  made 
a mistake  in  the  calculations;  or  the  price 
of  materials  goes  up  on  them,  or  they  are 
slow  about  pushing  things  when  the  weather 
is  good,  and  then  can’t  work  when  it  is  bad, 
or  if  third-rate  lumber  is  sent  when  first- 
class  is  specified,  or  thin  doors  when  the 
specification  calls  for  thick  ones,  or  they  get 
all  the  sashes  in  a block  of  a dozen  houses 
hung  with  cheap  American  hemp  cord  when 
the  best  Italian  is  specified,  or  the  plasterer 
lays  off  his  job  when  three-coat  work  is  called 
for,  or  puts  up  eighteen-inch  cornice  when 
the  plan  calls  for  twenty-four  inch  or  thirty- 

inch,  or  I could  fill  250  pages  with  more  of 

the  same  brand  and  then  not  get  through 

then  they  expect  the  architect  to  help  ihem 
palm  them  off  on  the  owner,  or  coax  him  to 
accept  it  as  being  just  as  good  or  better  than 
what  was  specified,  when  every  one  knows  it 
is  not,  and  to  make  no  deductions  for  infe- 
rior work  or  materials,  loss  of  time,  etc.;  (I 
could  use  several  more  “ etc’s  ” and  then  not 
fill  up  the  bill”)  | 


If  the  architect  holds  the  builder  to  th 
contract,  the  builder  is  likely  to  feel  he  ha 
been  badly  treated.  In  some  of  our  Wester: 
cities  both  sides  are  endeavoring  to  harmon 
ize  their  relations  ard  to  get  at  a prope 
understanding.  The  architect  is,  properl 
speaking,  the  agent  of  the  owner,  and  is  em 
ployed  by  him  to  see  that  justice  is  don 
him.  If  it  is  not  his  business  to  do  so,  thei 
his  services  are  not  of  much  value.  It  isti 
the  interest  of  the  architects  to  have  thei 
relationship  properly  understood,  and  t« 
act  faithfully  as  the  agent  of  the  owner,  an( 
compel  adherence  to  the  contract,  withou 
regard  to  consequences. 

Tortunately,  in  Chicago  there  is  but  litth 
occasion  for  misunderstanding,  yet  misun 
derstandings  do  arise.  In  some  cases  builders 
expect  the  architects  to  practically  play  tht 
part  of  foreman,  and  do  things  which  do  noi 
properly  come  within  the  range  of  the  archi- 
tect’s duties.  If  work  is  spoiled  the  buildei 
sometimes  unjustly  blames  the  architect. 
The  builder  has  his  worn,  the  architect  has 
his.  Owners  sometimes  make  the  mistake 
of  ordering  modifications  without  consulting 
their  architect.  This,  besides  being  unbusi- 
ness like,  is  discourteous,  and  has  led  to  se- 
rious trouble.  Where  men  want  instruct- 
ions how  to  do  a certain  light  piece  of  work, 
the  architects  claim  they  should  come  to 
them.  This  is  a debatable  question.  Some- 
times they  should  and  sometimes  they  should 
not.  The  workmen  are  not  to  be  blamed 
for  making  mistakes.  Ordinarily,  they 
should  go  to  the  builder,  but  the  builder 
would  not  undertake  to  give  directions 
which  should  come  first  from  the  architect. 


Among  the  larger  sales  for  this  week  wi 
notice  the  transfer  of  the  northeast  corne 
of  North  Clark  and  Shiller  streets  from  Jos 
ephinel.  Kilian  to  Mrs.  Flora  R.  Caruthers 
for  $44,000.  The  property  has  90  feet  on 
Clark  end  150  feet  on  Schiller  street,  and  is 
partlv  improved  with  modern  stone  front 
residences.  The  sale  has  been  effected 
through  A.  M.  Knoble,  the  North  side  Real 
Estate  broker.  Mr.  Knoble  is  handling  north 
Side  property  exclusively  and  taKes  special 
pains  to  find  investors.  The  choicest  invest- 
ments to  be  had  north  of  the  river. 


T.  B.  Boyd,  one  of  Chicago’s  old  real  es- 
tate agents,  after  a cessation  of  business  foi 
six  months  on  account  of  sickness,  has  re- 
opened an  office  at  room  3,  128  La  Salle  St. 
Mr.  Boyd  will  carry  on  a general  real  estate 
bnsiness,  buying,  selling  and  exchanging 
property. 

His  long  experience  and  large  command 
of  choice  properties,  for  sale  will  make  his 
services  valuable  to  buyers  and  sellers  alike. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 


Wm  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANCFAOTUREUB  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room  lO  159  I_iEl  Sa.ll©  St.  Chicago. 


o J.  I_i.  MEYER  & SONS  GO 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
Office  Fitting*.  Designs  Furnished. 


ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS  ^FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  3VEa.de 
fox*  Certified 
Copies . 


DEXG^  & PETERSON, 

(Successor*  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING; 

Also  Bnckets,  Balus,,'rs,  Newels  Etc.. 

13  AND  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 
CHICAGO,  ILL. 


A STEW  FIRM. 

Hale  Brothers  have  opened  up  an  office  at 
18-164  La  Salle  st.,  for  the  transaction  of  a 
general  real-estate  and  loan  business.  Prop- 
erty in  all  parts  of  the  city  may  be  found 
on  their  books.  Though  a new  firm,  the 

embers  are  well  known  in  real-estate  cir- 
cles through  many  years  of  active  dealing  in 
Chicago  realty.  With  both  a practical  Knowl- 
edge of  values  and  a wide-spread  acquaint- 
ance with  property  buyers  and  owners,  their 
success  is  already  assured. 

REAL  ESTATE.  AX  D LOAXS. 

Chicago  real  estate  as  a source  of  invest- 
ment is  becoming  more  popular  with  every 
year. 

It  is  preferred  to  stocKs,  because  the  in- 
come is  better  assured,  together  with  the 
prospective  increase  in  value.  The  magni- 
tude of  the  trade  and  the  incessant  activity 
of  the  market,  have  enlisted  the  services  of 
a large  number  of  Chicago’s  active  business 
men.  Among  these  is  the  firm  of  Moritz 
Wolf,  1235  Milwaukee  avenue.  He  is  mak- 
ing a specialty  of  real  estate  in  the  north- 
western part  of  the  city,  including  subdivis- 
ion property  in  Humboldt  and  Jefferson 
Parks. 

The  property  of  non-residents  is  cared 
for.  Fire  insurance  is  placed  in  reliable 
companies. 

Mr.  Wolf  has  been  connected  for  a num- 
ber of  years  with  real  estate  in  this  locality, 
and  has  acquired  a practical  knowledge  of 
its  values. 

LOAXS. 

Perhaps  no  firm  or  company  is  more 
prominently  connected  with  the  negotia- 
tions of  loans  in  Chicago,  than  the  North- 
western Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  under 
their  efficient  agent,  R.  Prindeville.  Loans 
are  made  on  any  good  security  and  in  any 
amount  at  lowest  current  rates  and  without 
the  usual  comission.  This  is  a special  in- 
ducement to  real  estate  brokers,  builders 
and  property-owners  alike.  Mr.  Prindeville’s 
office  is  at  Rooms  13  and  14,  116  La  Salle 
street  Chicago. 

In  no  department  of  industry,  perhaps, 
has  the  appreciation  of  the  external  evi- 
dences of  superior  taste  kept  pace  with  the 
material  prosperity  of  the  city  more  than  in 
the  hearty  encouragement  and  liberal  patron 
age  bestowed  upon  the  fine  arts  and  educa- 
tional facilities.  In  suppying  the  demand 
thus  created  for  fine  office  and  school  furni- 
ture, Chicago,  by  means  of  its  unrivaled 
railroad  facilities  and  the  unlimited  supply 
of  the  best  descriptions  of  lumber,  has  taken 
a place  ahead  of  all  rivals,  and  among  the 
leading  firms  in  this  line  the  firm  of  A,  H. 
Andrews  & Co.  is  specially  prominent.  For- 
; merly  they  did  a large  business  in  fine 
! household  furniture,  their  sales  in  this  line 
averaging  a quarter  of  a million  dollars  per 
year,  but  finding,  at  a certain  stage,  tha 
other  lines  would  be  more  profitable,  it  was 


given  up,  and  while  their  present  business  is 
closely  akin  to  that  of  furniture,  they  have 
now  determined  to  resume  the  manufacture 
of  household  furniture,  for  which  extensive 
arrangements  have  been  made,  at  the  same 
time  relaxing  none  of  their  vigor  in  prose- 
cuting the  lines  in  which,  during  the  last  few 
years,  they  have  been  so  eminently  success- 
ful. Their  main  premises  are  situated  at 
195  and  197  Wabash  avenue. 

In  addition  to  these  premises  the  firm 
have  factories  and  foundries  in  various 
parts  of  Chicago  and  elsewhere,  with  branch 
offices  at  convenient  places  in  other  parts 
of  the  United  States.  The  business  of  the 
firm  may  be  briefly  stated  to  be  that  of 
worKers  in  wood  and  metals,  manufacturers 
of  bank,  office  and  household  cabinet  ware 
and  fittings,  church  and  school  furniture, 
school  apparatus,  opera  seats,  brass  and 
wire  work,  etc. 

HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

— Soap-trays  and  holders  for  tooth  brushes 
are  shown  for  tourists,  made  of  satin  chased 
and  antique  siiver. 

i — In  the  decoration  of  halls  great  care 
should  be  exercised  in  making  them  as  beau- 
tiful as  possible.  They  sh’ld  have  a fire-place 
not  only  for  the  sake  of  comfort  and  beauty 
but  for  the  reason  that  a fire-place  in  the 
lower  hall  ventilates  the  whole  house  more 
or  less;  also  a beautiful  staircase  with  at 
least  one  platform  to  afford  a rest  and  make 
the  ascent  easy.  Winding  steps  should  nev- 
er be  built  where  they  can  possible  be  avoid- 
ed. Whenever  a window  is  in  any  way  pos- 
sible get  it,  and  then  fill  it  with  the  richest 
possible  stained  glass,  and  if  the  light  must 
come  from  the  top  let  the  glass  here  be 
warmly  colored  at  least.  Tropical  plants 
are  very  good  here,  they  give  life  where 
otherwise  there  would  be  none. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

This  List  is  published  but  once  and  is  not  kept  in 
type.  See  back  numbers  of  The  Journal. 

September  31. 

Commencing  at  a point  in  the  north  line  of  b 63  in 
Evanston.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff . L N. 

Lot  1 b 5 in  the  sub  of  b 44  in  Sheffield’s  add  to  Chi- 
cago: also  lot  8 in  sub  of  3 acres  of  lot  8 in  0 T’s  sub 
of  sec  5 39  14;  also  lot  17  in  b 30  in  Elston’s  add’n  to 
Chicago;  *.11  being  in  Cook  county.  S F Hanchett, 
SheriS.  L N. 

September  27. 

Lot  10  in  H F Waite’s  sub  of  lot  6 and  part  of  lot  7 
in  b 1 in  Sheffield’s  addn  to  Chicago.  Fred’k  Beu- 
zingerAdm’r.  L N. 

September  22. 

Sub-lot  3 of  lot  1 in  b 25  in  S S add  to  Chicago,  with 
buildings  and  improvements  thereon.  Henry  Wal- 
ler, Master.  L N, 

Lots  38  to  42  in  b 4 and  lots  33  and  34  in  b 10,  in 
Taylor’s  2d  addn  to  So  Chicago,  being  a subd’n  of  sw 
frac  qr  of  fracl  sec  5 37 15.  H Waller,  Master.  L N. 

W 54  of  n Zz  of  lot  3 in  blck  49  in  C T’s  sub  of  e frac 
of  seqrof  sec  21  39  14.  H Waller,  Master.  LN. 

Sept.  20. 

Lot  20,  excepting  3 feet  off  of  n side  of  said  lot  and 
then  12 ‘A  ft  of  lot  19  in  b 8 of  the  University  sub  of 
the  35  acres  of  the  n 70  acres  of  the  nw  qr  of  sec  21 
38  14.  J R Custer,  Master.  L.  N. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

BIIBLDSX44  !•  ER.tr  ITS. 

Archer  av,  No  3484  and  3488,  >1  G Earle  2- 
story  stores  and  flats  54x50,  $6,000. 

Archer  av,  No  2989,  M McGrath,  3-story  store 
and  flats  25x78,  $8,000. 

Allport  av,  No  700,  The  Rev.  F N Jaeger,  3- 
story  rectory  53x50,  $12,000. 

Ada  st  n,  Nos  68  to  74,  Enos  Ayres  four  two 
story  dwellings,  68x50,  $12,000. 

Ashland  av  s No  3854,  F Platt  one  story  cot- 
tage, $1,200. 

Bloom  st  No  3723,  A Sylvester  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x18,  $500. 

Bissell  st  No  201.  Mrs  N H Eddy  2-story 
dwelling  21x33,  $2,500. 

Butterfield  st  No  3647,  H J Fitzwitson,  one 
story  cottage  20x40  $1,000. 

Bloom  st  No  3608,  H Sieloff  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x28,  $500. 

Bryant  av,  No  58,  H H Beeding  2-story  barn 
50x32,  $3,600. 

Bryson  st,  No  166,  George  Bywell  one  story 
cottage  21x24,  $600. 

Clark  st  n,  Nos  355  to  359  A H Revell  three 
4-story  stores  and  dwellings  65x60,  $26,- 
000. 

Central  Park  av  No  1090,  EH  David  barn, 
16x20  $400. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  Nos  3011  and  3013,  J J 
Miller  3-story  flats  40x66  ft  $8,000 

Cottage  Grove  av,  Nos  3529  to  3543,  R H 
Flemming  one  4-story  and  eight  3-story 
stores  and  flats  175x50,  $55,000. 

Cornelia  st,  No  136,  John  Eigh,  basement  20 
x61,  $1,000. 

California  av  Nos  298  to  300,  A Anderson, 
two  one  story  cottages  21x44  $2,000. 

Central  Park  av,  Nos  939  add  941,  John 
Hunti  igton  two  one  story  cottages  20x40, 
$1,900. 

Cornelia  st  No  140,  H Toll,  basement  20x50 
$1,260. 

Calumet  av,  Nos  2829  and  2831,  A Burnham 
two  2-story  dwellings  38x55,  $6,000. 

Centre  av  n.  No  127,  T Munson  3-story  flat 
21x80,  $7,000. 

Calumet  avNo  1931,  H Hoyt  2-story  dwelling 
33x69,  $12,000. 

Centre  av  n,  Nos  114  aod  116,  H Michaelson 
3-story  stores  and  flats  50x46  $12,000. 

Clybourn  av  No  724,  H Sundmacher  2-story 
flats  22x56,  $4,000. 

Congress  stw,  No  1352  L B St  Pierre  one- 
story  cottage  22x30,  $1,200. 

Congress  st,  No  39,  W S Hall  2-story  store 
and  dwelling  24x80,  $6,000. 

Congress  st.  No  1260,  John  Meier  basement, 
20x40,  $1,000. 

Cypress  st,  No  39,  W S Hall  2-story  store  and 
dwelling  24x80,  $6,000. 

Division  st  w,  No  206  John  Elpen  3 story 
flats  21x86,  $6,800. 

Dearborn  av  No  539  Geo  W Hale  2-story 
dwelling  36x60,  $12,000. 

Delaware  place  and  Dearborn  av,  Victoria  C 
Thompson  2-story  dwelling  38x70,  $15,- 
000. 

Dearborn  st,  Nos  368-370,  J T Dale  8-story 
warehouse  50x60,  $22,000. 

Dayton  st  No  327,  M M Vernon  basement  22 
x38,  $500. 

Eighteenth  st  No  980  F Kubal  one  story  cot- 
tage 21x52,  $1,000. 

Emerald  av,  No  3635,  F C Bust  2-story 
dwelling  23x50  $4,000. 


505 

j G ft  E E N E 3 \ U M SONS, 

Mortgage  “»<>  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  113  La  Salle  St 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Cbica 
Real  Estate. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

IJtica  ami  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434 


Elm  stNo63,  Mrs  M Bula,  basement  20x40, 
$1,100. 

Elston  av  No  624,  A F Pogge  2-story  store 
and  dwelling  27x66,  $4,000. 

Eighteenth  st  w Nos  308-310  Andrew  Pear- 
son two  2-story  stores  and  dwellings  40x 
50  $8,000. 

Fifteenth  st  No  667,  Geo  Margraf  one  story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,500. 

Fairfield  av  No  46,  H Geisler  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x42,  $900. 

Franklin  st  n,  No  307,  Mrs  M Ryan  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x60,  $7,000. 

Fourteenth  st  w,  No  813,  John  Ryan  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  22x56,  $4,000. 

Harrison  st  w No  1417,  John  Wagner  1-story 
cottage  20x26.  $600. 

Haines  st,  No  3030,  D Evans  one  story  cot 
tage  20x50,  $1,400. 

Henrv  st  No  224  A Koch  one  story  cottage 
20x28,  $500. 

Henry  st,  No  232  Jacob  Dura  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x30,  $500. 

Henry  st,  No  215,  V Meleczek  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x26,  $400. 

Hoyne  av  n,  No  558  G Darnin,  2-story  flat, 
23x54,  $3,000. 

Indiana  st  w,  Nos  212,  214,  216,  Geo  John- 
son three  4-story  stores  and  dwelling  67x 
50,  $18,000. 

Irving  place  No  27,  G B Carpenter  2-story 
flat  24x46,  $3,000. 

James  st,  Nos  891  and  893,  J Schmke  two 
one  story  cottages,  18x20,  $1,000. 

James  st  No  1010,  W Musteath,  one  story 
cottage  20x18,  $300. 

Lubeck  st  No  81,  John  Martine  one  story 
cottage  20x30  $800. 

La  Salle  av  No  577,  John  McEwin  2-story 
dwelling  35x80,  $16,060. 

Larrabee  st  Nos  297  and  299  F A Grimm, 
two  3 story  dwellings  50x75,  $8,000. 

Leavitt  st  N,  No  747,  J Rebenhoff  2-story 
flats  20x36,  $1,500. 

Langley  av  No  3832  Mrs  A L Bensley  2-story 
barn  26x33,  $800. 

Lundy  st,  No  3539,  J H Gray  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x40,  $750. 

Leavitt  st  n,  No  1020,  H Hoeppe  one  story 
cottage  20x30  $1,000. 

Lubeck  st  No  35,  Caroline  Irwin  one  and 
one  half  story  cottage  20x42,  $1,200. 

Lake  st  w,  Nos  240  to  248,  Davis  & Rankin, 
5-story  warehouse  120x100,  $60,000. 

Lake  st  w,  No  890,  John  Boseck  3-story  store 
and  dwelling  22x62,  $6,000. 

Milwaukee  av  No  1333,  W S Edbrooke,  barn, 
27x33,  $1,200, 

Madison  st  w,  No  403  E Jennings  & Co  rear 
addition  20x20,  $1,200; 

Millon  av  No  76,  Axel  Ostrand  3-story  store 
and  flats  22x36,  $6,000. 

Muspratt  st  No  3237  Jos  Slowry  one  story 
cottage  20x26,  $700. 

Milwaukee  avNo  1487  H Sweet  1-story  store 
20x50,  $1,000. 

Milwaukee  av,  No  497,  F W Weber  barn  20x 
24,  $800. 

Marshfield  av,  No  487,  J Campion  2-story 
dwelling  22x53,  $2,800. 

Maplewood  av,  No  53,  JasFlinn  2-story  flats 
20x30.  $1,800. 

Nineteenth  st  No  961,  A Monk  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x50,  $1,200. 

North  av,  No  221,  Ahern  Bros  2-story  stores 
and  flats  25x48,  $3,000. 

Oakley  st  n,  No  866  Suiret  Olson  2-story  flat 
21x46,  $2,500. 

Orchard  st  No  472,  Wm  Kemper  two  storx 
dwelling  24x50,  $5,500. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


OaKley  av  No  385,  J C Craig  oue  story  addi- 
tion 20x50,  $2,700. 

Ohio  st  w,  No  599,  P Jenson,  2-story  dwell- 
ing 20x32,  $1,800. 

Parmelee  st.  No  20,  Mrs  M Lungren,  1-story 
cottage  20x36,  $700. 

Paulina  st  n.  No  ill,  Henry  Peters  2 story 
addition  21x18  and  basement  21x54,  $],- 
500. 

Parnell  av,  No  3003,  Chas  Leonhardt  one 
story  cottage  21x48,  $1,300. 

Parmelee  st  Nos  13,  15  and  17,  Chas  Trapp, 
three  one  story  cottages  20x56,  $3,000. 
Polk  st  vv,  Nos  569  to  573,  VV  J Noxey  three 
2-story  dwellings  75x32,  $6,000. 

Paulina  st,  No  3637,  Henri  Raeck  one  story 
cottage  20x40,  $1,000. 

Parnellst,  No  3219,  P Ebbasson,  one  story 
cottage  22x32,  $800. 

Polk  st  Nos  521-523,  Oliver  Tremain  2-story 
flats  44x50,  $5,000. 

Parnell  av  near  30th  st  Turner  & Bond  10 
one  and  one  half  story  cottages  21x44, 
$15,000. 

Quincy  st.  Nos  120-122,  Jas  Dunn  two  three- 
story  dwellings  43x50  $10,000. 

Racine  av,  No  50,  N J Nagel  2-story  flats  24x 
48,  $2,500. 

Rhodes  av  No  3122,  J Martin  2-story  dwell- 
ing 32x70,  $10,000. 

Robey  st  s,  No  969,  Wm  Egebrecht  2-story 
dwelling  25x50,  $4,000. 

Robey  st  n.  No  382,  August  Greenwald  two 
story  dwelling  21x34,  $1,300. 

Robey  st  n,  No  367,  L Fisher  2-story  flats  22 
x65  $2,800. 

Superior  stNo  1104  F Thiele  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x32  $800. 

Scott  st  Nos  26  and  28,  John  Garibaldi  two 
story  flats  49x34,  $6,000. 

Selden  st  No  44,  Geo  Ober  2-story  dwelling 
18x24,  $1,200. 

Superior  st  w,  No  1068,  Geo  Muth  one  story 
cottage  20x32  $800. 

Twenty  fifth  place  Nos  153  to  159,  German 
Lutherian  Church  basement  50x80,  $2,300. 
Twenty  fourth  pi  No  191,  J C Kent  1-story 
addition  16x20,  $500. 

Twelfth  st  Nos  1068  and  1070,  Dr  Byrne  two 
three  story  dwellings  44x68,  $12,000. 
Taylor  st  w,  Nos  963  to  967,  VV  S Hall  three 
one  story  stores  61x60,  $2,009. 

Twentieth  st,  No  608,  August  Diener  2-story 
dwelling  22x48  $3,300. 

Taylor  st  w ft°  374,  VV  S Dillon,  3-story  flat 
22x50. 

Throop  st  No  652,  V Dlendy,  basement  20x 
56,  $1,000. 

Thirteenth  st,  Mo  524,  Geo  E Augur  one 
story  cottage  24x50,  $1,500. 

Twenty  fourth  st  No  169,  John  Cremens  one 
story  cottage  22x42  $900. 

Tallman  av,  No  745  Sophia  Schad  2-story 
flats  21x46,  $2,200. 

Van  Buren  st  w,  Nos  920-922,  M J Dunne 
two  3-story  dwellings  50x60,  $12,000. 
Vernon  av  No  3121,  Mrs  Minnie  Weise  two 
story  dwelling  25x67,  $10,000. 

Vedder  st  (rear)  No  144,  S VValstrom,  one 
story  cottage  22x24,  $600. 

Wallace  st  No  3144,  A Reedy  2-story  flats  22 
x35,  $1-500. 

Western  av  s,  No  488,  F Hartung  one  story 
cottage  24x32,  $800. 

Wabash  av,  Nos  2623  and  2625  James  J Gore 
three  2-story  dwellings  50x72  $16,000. 
Western  av  n,  No  521,  M Nelson  basement  20 
x42,  $600. 

Wallace  st  No  3122,  Conrad  Engelbrecht  one 
story  cottage  21x32,  $700. 

Wood  st  n,  No  1168  F Schneider  2-story 
dwelling  21x64,  $5,000. 

Wood  stn,  No  417,  T Ryan,  2-story  flats  21x 
68,  $3,000. 

Wabansia  av,  No  210,  R J Haa^e  basement 
20x46,  $800. 

Webster  av,  No  84,  Geo  Roth  two  story  addi- 
tion, 21x62,  $2,500. 

WARRANTY  1>EK1>S. 

All  Deeds  aud  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Ashley  st,  24  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  24x100  ft 
Aug  3,  Herbert  Clough  to  D H Consi- 

dine  $500 

Armitage  av  164  ft  w of  Hoyne  sf  166x100 
ft  July  10,  De  Lancy  Floyd  to  Theodore 

Riehl $2,400 

Ambrose  st  198  ft  w of  Wood  st  nf  24x100 
ft  Aug  16,  Wm  E Halterman  to  Wil- 
helm J J Schmidt $450 

Adams  st  139  ft  w of  Washtenaw  av  nf  25 
xl25  ft  Aug  28,  Sybil  L Dunn  to  Patrick 
C Cook $1,700 


ROBERT 

Wholesale  ai  d Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 
BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


CS.ICS0O,  IIA$. 


Adams  st  307%  ft  e of  California  av  nf  25 
xl25ftAug30,  Joseph  West  to  Celia 

Chamberlain $950 

Ashland  av  se  cor  of  York  st  wf  50x148  ft 
Aug  23,  John  Oliver  to  Eliza  Redish 

$8,2,0 

Brigham  st  186  ft  e of  Paulina  nf  72x100  ft 
also  24x100  ft  on  same  street  Aug  11,  es- 
tate of  Samuel  N Pike  to  Henry  Hoepe 

'. ..  $1,850 

Barcley  st,  ne  cor  Thomas  wf  25x123%  ft 
Aug  16,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to  Frank 

Lessman  $650 

Barcley  st  150  ft  s of  Augusta  ef  25x125  ft 
Aug  12,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to  Lars  A 

Samuelsen $400 

Bunker  st  150%  ft  w of  Desplaines  sf  25x 

125  ft  Aug  31,  John  MicKa  ts  Frank  Plo- 

cek $2,912 

Barber  st  275  ft  w of  Jefferson  nf  25x73  ft 
July  19,  Geo  VV  Cummings  to  John  Pa- 
rol  $1,075 

Bushnell  st  100  ft  n of  Portland  av  nf  25x 
127  ft  Aug  10,  Elizabeth  Teed  to  City  of 

Chicago ...$1,900 

Bloom  st  216  ft  n of  38th  st  ef  24x125  ft 

July  25,  Jas  Nichols  to  Fred  Mair $325 

Brysen  st,  131  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  125x132 
ft  June  26,  Theodore  Riehl  to  George  W 

By  well $700 

Calumet  av,  166  4-12  ft  s of  Gano  st  wf 
33%xl30ft  Aug  24,  Frank  C Delamater 

to  Samuel  Delamater $16,000 

Church  st450  ft  s of  BlacKhawk  ef  50x124 
ft  Aug  13,  Frame  M Newberry  to  John 

I Newberry $1,460 

Chicago  av,  53  ft  e of  Wesson  st  sf  20x130 
ft  Aug  27,  Andrew  Lindblom  to  Her- 
man Huber $13,500 

Chicago  av,  125  ft  w of  Wesson  st  sf  25x 
122  ft  Aug  20,  Thos  W Burke  to  John  F 

O’Malley i $8,000 

Chicago  av,  same  premises  Aug  20,  John 

F O’Malley  to  Annie  A Burke $8,500 

Clark  st  n,  ne  cor  Schiller  wf  90x149  ft  aug 
26,  Josephine  J Kilian  to  Flora  R Car- 

uthers $44,000 

Centre  st,  107  ft  e of  Sheffield  av  30x125  ft 
Aug  27,  John  Woodstrom  et  al  to  Carl 

Heck $7,500 

Cottage  Grove  av  164  ft  se  of  29th  st  ne  f 
60  ft  to  alley  Aug  26,  Adam  Blumen 

schein  to  Geo  W Hoffman $6,000 

Centre  st  24  ft  w of  Seminary  av  sf  24x125 
ft  Aug  27,  James  Morgan  to  Heinrich 

Marck $1,200 

Crystal  st  ne  cor  Leavitt  sf  105x120  ft  Sept 
1,  Frederick  W Hatterman  to  Henry 

Pflug $3,250 

Congress  st.  17j  ft  w of  Aberdeen  sf  22x80 
ft  Aug  20,  Cuds  W Sims  to  Winnifred 

O’Connor $6,100 

Dania  av,  246  ft  n of  Thomjison  st  ef  22x 

126  ftund  % Sept  1,  John  Peterson  to 

Johannes  Salariason $850 

Dearborn  st,  396  ft  n of  PoIk  wf  25x71% 
ft  to  3d  av  Aug  25,  John  G Shortall  to 

Michael  A Donohue $15,000 

Dashiel  st,  138%  ft  n of  38th  wf  24x123  ft 
Aug  3,  Geo  VV  Shaw  to  Eliza  J Dempsey 

$625 

Desplaines  st,  200  ft  n of  Harrison  wf  50x 
92  ft  Aug  28,  Jacob  E Dicker  to  Freder- 
ick Schultz  et  al $8,000 

Dickson  st  se  cor  Bloomingdale  road  ew  f 
206  ft  to  R R Aug  2,  Jas  A S Reed  to 

Burch  & Epp  Malting  Co $25,000 

Dearborn  st,  196  ft  n of  Polk  wf  50x71  ft 
to  3d  av  Aug  16,  Jas  Stenson  to  Michael 

A Donahue  et  al $30,000 

Emerald  st,  213%  ft  nw  of  Stearns  ne  f 
34x98%  ft  Aug  23,  Frank  Prueta  to 

Frank  Sronfek $800 

Eighteenth  st  146  ftw  of  Hoyne  av,  nf  24x 
124  ft  Aug  24,  Joseph  Riz  to  Frank  Bil- 

0K $1,280 

Erie  st,  102  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  25x124% 
ft  July  26,  Richard  M Hunt  to  Mary  Du- 

rack $850 

Elizabeth  st  63%  ft  s of  Hunt  wf  31%x72 
also  12x63  ft  adj  on  Hunt  st,  wf  Aug  27. 

Phillip  Flavan  to  Jas  Sinnott $1,325 

Eighteenth  st  148  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x124 
ft  Aug  30,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  Joseph 

Wichlaczemski $500 

Eighteenth  st  w,  170  ft  w of  Laflin  sf  25x 


124%  ft  Aug  30,  Ann  FitzGerald  to  Dan 

Wick $2,250 

Eugenie  st  80  ft  e of  MohawK  nf  25x100  ft 
Aug  30,  John  Spies  to  Franz  R Froman 

$2,400 

Erie  st,  275  ft  e of  Wood  sf  25x124  ft  July 
28.  Richard  M Hunt  to  Bridget  Grunda 

$850 

Erie  st  120  ft  e of  Robey  nf  24x121%  it 
July  1,  Rufus  E Holmes  to  David  Brown 


.$800 


Elston  av  77  9-10  ft  n of  Blanche  st  ne  f 
25  ft  to  alley  and  running  s to  Blanche 
st  Aug  4,  FredericK  W Hatterman  to 

Fred  K W Kopofski $1,400 

Fulton  st  90  fte  of  Hoyne  av  nf  30x124  ft 
Sept  2,  Luther  P Friested  to  Henry  Ba- 
ker  $3,700 

Fifteenth  st  w,  144  ft  w of  Rockwell  nf  24 
xl24  ft  July  24,  Emeline  E Grubb  et  al 

to  Thos  W Crowley 

Fulton  st,  25  ft  e of  Talmau  av  nf  25x110 
ft  Mch  25,  Thomas  P Ford  to  Alle  F Bur- 

ler 

Francisco  st  25  ft  s of  Cortez  wf  25x125% 
ft  Aug  23,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to  Aug. 

W Peterson $450 

Fifteenth  st,  56%  ft  n of  Talrnan  av  sf 
28%x66%  ft  Aug  23,  Thos  M Crowley  to 

Chas  H Mason $2,300 

Franklin  st  u,  the  premises  No  541. Aug  28 
estate  of  John  Easterly  to  Catherine 

Easterly $1,600 

Fulton  st  48  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x123%  ft 
Aug  13,  Lucinda  Spafford  to  Nils  E Nil- 

son $2,100 

Girard  st,  141  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  wf  24x 
121  ft  July  21,  Henry  Hoepe  to  Johann 

Preschex $500 

Good  st  120  ftw  of  Sholto  nf  24x110  ft 
Aug  17,  Thos  Noonan  to  Michael  Crane 

$1,100 

Hoyne  av  se  cor  Coblentz  st  wf  24x100  ft 
Aug  15,  John  W Dal  to  John  McLaugh- 
lin et  al  $1,100 

Hamlin  av,  115  ft  n of  Fulton  st  ef  25x165 
ft  July  24,  Matilda  Greenebaum  to  Peter 

Robertson $650 

Harrison  st,  25  ft  w of  Sholto  nf  24x124  ft 
Sept  1,  James  D Smith  to  Isade  Eisen- 

stadt $5,000 

Homer  et  164  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  144x100 
ft  also  24x100  in  same  block  L 40  to  46 
and48blk3  Pierce’s  add  to  Holstein 
Aug  30,  Adolf  Heile  to  Emil  H Schintz 

$3,400 

Homan  av,  395  ft  n of  w 21st  st  ef  25x100 
Aug  30,  Chas  Thompson  to  Henry  B 

Eastman $1,875 

Homan  av,  445  ft  n of  21st  st  ef  25x100  ft 
Aug  30,  Chas  Thompson  to  Henry  B 

Eastman $1,875 

Homan  av.  495  ft  n of  w 21st  s t ef  25x100 
ft  Aug  30,  Chas  Thompson  to  Henry  B 

Eastman $1,875 

Hanover  st,  100  ft  s of  32d  ef  25x124.8  ft 
June  14,  John  R Winterbotham  to  Pat- 
rick Ryan $550 

Halsted  st,  329  ft  n of  Clay  ef  25x125  ft 
Aug  26,  heirs  of  James  & G A Parker  to 

Geo  Loehde $6,500 

Huron  st  w,  50  ft  e of  May  st  nf  25x110  ft 
July  14,  Est  of  N B Ogden  to  Johannes 

E Johnsen $1,800 

Herndon  st  125  ft  s of  Webster  av  wf  25x 
125  ft  Aug  27,  Master  in  Chancery  to 

Wm  Kasper $610 

Huron  st  312  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  24x124  ft 
Aug  28,  James  F Griffin  to  James  Car- 

mody $2,500 

Huron  st,  se  cor  Sedgwick  nf  29%xl00  ft 
Aug  30,  Caroline  S Merrill  to  "Patrick 

Kenneally $3,500 

Homan  av,  195  ft  n of  21st  st  ef  25x100  ft 
July  27,  Martin  VV  Gay  to  Peter  Yung 


.$450 


Honore  st,  60  ft  s of  38th  st  ef  24x123%  ft 
June  3,  Sam’l  E Gross  to  Jesse  C Adamj 


. $475 


Indiana  av,  48%  ft  s of  33d  st  ef  25x160  ft 
Aug  30,  J Marius  Deloulure  to  H A Es- 

tell $4,225 

Irving  place  124%  ft  s of  Evergreen  ef  38 
xl26  ft  Aug  — , Leander  Choate  to  Lou- 
isa Albaugh $3,000 

Jackson  st332  ft  e of  California  av  sf  25x 


125  ft  June  18,  Ella  H E Smith  to  Hugh 

W Richards $1,000 

Jefferson  st  141  ft  s of  16th  wf  26x95  ft  Aug 

1,  Chas  J Hull  to  Chas  Drabek $1,300 

Kramer  st,  283%  ft  w of  Jefferson  33%x72 
ft  Aug  28,  Martin  Vach  to  Josef  Waif 

$1,500 

Loomis  st,  72  ft  n of  17th  ef  25x100  ft  sept 
1,  William  Fitzer  to  Mary  Kuban. ..  $2,025 
Leavitt  st,  48%  ft  s of  Moore  ef  24x122  It 
Aug  14,  George  R Laughton  to  Frank 

Heidenbluth $600 

Laurel  st  207  ft  n of  33d  wf  24x118  ft  Aug 
14,  Daniel  W Baker  to  Leon  Maszezynki 

$700 

Loomis  stse  cor  w 21st  wf  20%xl22  ft 
Sept  2,  Wm  Roberts  to  James  Maxwell 

$3,200 

Leavitt  st  sw  cor  Courtland  ef  24x100  ft 
Sept  1,  Leopold  Miller  et  al  to  Joseph 

Schnaeckel $800 

La  Salle  st,  se  cor  38th  wf  24%xl22  ft  Aug 
19,  Porter  J Walker  to  Edwin  Hammond 

$3,200 

Lubeck  st  260  ft  e of  Western  av  sf  48x 
100  ft  Aug  15,  Emil  Peterson  to  Theo 

Riehl 

Laughton  st  se  cor  Leavitt  st  nf  24%  ft  to 
alley  Mch  5,  Margaret  Crowley  to  Dan’l 

H Baker $1,000 

Leavitt  st  nw  cor  Wilmot  av  ef  158  ft  to 
alley  Aug  18,  Paulins  Dryden  to  M Eg- 

gers $3,500 

Lubeck  st,  152  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  36x100 
ft  Aug  25,  JohD  Hungenhamer  to  Caro- 
line Irwin $525 

Liberty  st,  100  ft  w of  Jefferson  sf  25x73 
ft  July  27,  Edward  Farrell  to  Mary 

Erase $1,800 

La  Salle  st,  73  ft  s of  38th  wf  24%xl22  ft 
Aug  4,  Roscoe  L Hale  to  Samuel  Keat- 
ing  $675 

Lull  place,  214  ft  e of  Wood  st  nf  24x100 
ft  Aug  20,  Wm  E Hatterman  to  Carl  J 

F Holtz $575 

La  Salle  st,  50  ft  n of  25th  ef  25x123  ft 
Sept  1,  Rebecca  Humphrey  to  George  H 

Brown $2,500: 

La  Salle  st,  133%  ft  n of  37th  wf  24x120  ft 
Aug  31,  Ichena  Feltenstein  to  Hattie 

Wilberv $2,270- 

Lincoln  st  256  ft  s of  38th  wf  24x123%  ft 
Aug  26,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Louis  Jas- 
per  $855 

La  Salle  st,  342  ft  s of  27th  ef  25x120  ft 
Aug  30,  Friedrick  Schrader  to  Andreas 

Bueckenbauer $1,400 

Madison  st  e of  Sacramento  av  nf  48  ft  to 
alley  July  10,  Wm  M Hinton  et  al  to 

August  M Zimmerman $2,550; 

Milwaukee  av  273  ft  se  of  Western  sw  f 
22x100  ft  Aug  31,  Henry  Sweet  to  Julia 

GottlieB $9,000 

Myrtle  st,  50  ft  n of  w Tayior  st  ef  25x112 
4-10  ft  Aug  4,  Wm  H Bradley  to  Patrick 

Farrell $700 

McReynolds  st  210  ft  e of  Wood  nf  24x100 
ft,  Aug  3,  estate  of  Sam’l  N Pike  to  Hen- 
ry Hoepe $550 

McReynolds  st,  same  as  above  Sept  1, 

Henry  Hoepe  to  H Lange $600 

Madison  st  se  cor  Homan  av  nf  50x125  ft 
Aug  24,  Jeremiah  Ryan  to  Catherine 

Rian $5,000 

Market  st.  59  ft  s of  Locust  ef  25x100  ft 
Aug  27,  Frederick  Schumpf  to  Matilda 

Isaacson $2,750 

Michigan  av,  124  ft  u of  36th  st  wf  25x127 
ft  Aug  3f,  Monroe  Heath  et  al  to  Hor- 
ace W Soper $4,000 

Muspratt  st  122  ft  s of  Springer  av  ef  25x 
125  ft  Aug  16,  E Harland  et  al  to  Aug 

Klawacovsky $400 

Nineteenth  st  W,  w aud  adj  R R land  56x 
123%  ft  being  160  feet  on  s line  June  21 
Henry  O Kenyon  to  Owen  H Roche 

$2,297 

Nineteenth  st  w,  191  fte  of  Ashland  av  nf 
50x124  ft  Aug  16,  JohnKralovec  to  John 

Koukal $2,000 

Nineteenth  st  w,  nw  cor  Laflin  sf  25x144  ft 
Aug  26,  Matej  Kuban  to  Jakub  Listina 

$4,450 

Noble  st  15%  ft  s of  Blanche  ef  26x125  ft 
Mch  16,  Wm  E Hatterman  to  Frank  Ur- 

lop $700 

Nineteenth  st  w,  116  ft  w of  Morgan  sf  24 
x97  ft  Aug  31,  Ionatz  Krisan  to  Josef 

Fiala $4,145 

Ohio  st  48  ft  e of  Elizabeth  sf  24x128  ft 
Aug  27,  Lewis  Larson  to  John  J Jensen 

$2,200 

Oakley  av  s,  premises  No  153  Apr  22,  Sar- 
ah G R Bishop  to  Albert  G Cone. . .$6,000 
Oakley  av  s,  premises  No  155,  June  5, 
Sarah  G R <&  Wm  Bishop  to  Julia  E Wil- 
kins   $5,500 


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Ohio  at,  40  ft  e of  Franklin  nf  47x100  ft 
with  other  property  Aug  30,  Thos  W Pal- 
mer to  estate  of  VV  L Newberry.  . .$22,700 
Oak  at.  110  ft  w of  Market  nf  50x109  ft 
Sept  1,  August  Lindahl  to  J A Anderson 

$4,150 

Oakley  av,  110  ft  n of  Coulter  at  wf  79  ft 
to  alley  Aug  0,  Frank  Nowak  to  John 

Slapak  Jr $1,065 

Ohio  at  w,  336  ft  e of  Robey  sf  24x121  ft 
Aug  30,  Michael  A Borge  to  Thos  Brust 

$2,475 

Oakley  av  116  ft  a of  Laughton  at  wf  24x 
100  ft  Aug  21,  Frank  Novak  to  Tenega 

Tyk $550 

Oakley  av,  257  ft  a of  Van  Buren  at  ef 
29^x126  ft  Aug  26,  Clymeva  S Gilbert 

to  Emma  C Wegefarth $3,250 

Oak  st,  24  ft  e of  Wesson  nf  28x84%  ft 
Aug  21,  Friedrich  Sander  to  Frederick 

Michel $5000 

Ohiost  198)4  w Lincoln  sf  24x121)4 
ft  Aug  24,  Geo  Haake  to  Peter  Jensen 

$850 

Oakley  av  nw  cor  of  Tailor  st  ef  49x100  ft 
Sept  2,  John  H Osborn  to  Chas  Bethke 

$2,000 

Ohio  st  108  ft  e of  La  Salle  av  nf  20x100 
ft  May  17,  Dennis  Donohue  to  Cornelius 

McAuliffe  . $2,500 

Prairie  av,  the  premises  No  2730,  Aug  22, 
Nellie  W Bingham  to  Mary  J Dore  $22,000 
Portland  st  463  ft  s of  35th  st  ef  25x124  ft 
Aug  27,  Elijah  Peacock  to  Nancy  Swa- 

tow $3,450 

PoIk  st,  150  ft  w of  Campbell  av  nf  25x125 
ft  Aug  31,  Maria  Luker  to  Maria  L Stev- 
enson   $900 

Polk  st  w,  84  ft  w of  Idaho  sf  42x109  ft 
Aug  30,  Otto  B Raeder  to  Geo  J Ross- 

man $1,800 

Parmelee  st  121  9-10  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf 
24)4x119%  ft  July  15,  Wm  F Thomas  -,o 

Andrew  Papp $2,150 

Racine  av,  225  ft  n of  Garfield  wf  25x124 

ft -Jas  Morgan  to  John  C Schut- 

tler $800 

Robey  st,  sw  cor  Lubeck  ef  96x100  ft  Aug 
7,  Catherine  C Wren  to  John  Schumilow- 

ski $1,380 

Randolph  st  140  ft  e of  Ada  nf  50x150  ft 
Aug  27,  M Laflin  & V H Higgins  to  Mar- 
garet A Allen $5,400 

Statestnecor  of  Congress  wf  100x170  ft 
und  % Aug  26,  Augustus  W Wheeler  to 

Wm  Borden $100,000 

State  st,  same  as  above  und  )4  Aug  25, 
Harriet  S Sanford  to  Wm  Borden$100,000 
Sacramento  av  nw  cor  Congress  st  ef  lOOx 
135  ft  Jvly  8,  Edson  Keith  to  Chas  W 

Carpenter $1,600 

Seventeenth  st  w,  286  ft  w of  Loomis  sf  24 
xl21  ft  Aug  28,  Thos  Brabinee  to  Frank 

Budilensky $1,780 

Stearns  st,  73  ft  sw  of  Emerald  av  ef  24x 
125  ft  Aug  30,  Thos  H Faile  to  Frank 

Wesely $590 

Stearns  st  25)4  ft  sw  of  Emerald  av  se  f 
24x125  ft  Aug  30,  Thos  H Faile  to  Karl 

Jebavy $590 

Seventeenth  st  w,  270  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  25x 
124%  ft  Aug  3,  estate  of  Augusta  M 

Huntington  to  John  Charwat $800 

St  Louis  St,  99%  ft  w of  23d  ef  50x125  ft 
June  1,  Francis  E Phillips  to  Abraham 

Wood $316 

Shoberst,  150  ft  n of  Bryson  wf  25x125  ft 
Aug  26  John  Jensen  to  Theodore  Thomp- 
son  $3,250 

Spaulding  av,  175  ft  e of  w 21st  stef  25x 
125  ft  Aug  30,  Chas  Thompson  to  Josiah 

L Lombard $2,100 

Sawyer  av,  100  ft  s of  w 21st  st  wf  25x125 
ft  Aug  30,  Chas  Thompson  to  Josiah  L 

Lombard $1,900 

Shober  st  250  ft  n of  Bryson  wf  25x125  ft 
Aug  10.  John  Jensen  to  Carl  Jonsen 

$2,600 

Throop  st,  150  ft  s of  16th  st  wf  25x125  ft 
June  16,  estate  of  H B Claflin  to  John 

Morance $1,050 

Taylor  st,  85  ft  e of  Clinton  nf  25x110  ft 
Aug  14,  Mary  Kahvun  to  John  C Kahvun 

$2,800 

Thirteenth  st  w,  se  cor  Lincoln  st  nf  24% 
xl25  ft  Aug  21,  Jas  Turpel  to  Walter  A 

Shaw $1,725 

Thirteenth  place  w,  163  ft  e of  Waller  st  nf 
24x107  ft  Sept  1,  Mathias  Bauer  to  G N 

Schultz $1,7C0 

Third  av  307%  ft  s of  Van  Buren  st  ef 
29%x68  2-10  ft  Aug  26,  Est  of  Moses 

Well  to  Levi  Z Leiter $18,750 

Third  av  s of  and  adjoining  above  prem- 
ises ef  29%x68  2-10  ft  Aug  23,  Marcus 
Well  to  Levi  Z Leiter $18,750 


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MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


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FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


Thirty  seventh  st,  96  ft  e of  La  Salle  sf  24 
xll7  ft,  June  12,  Albert  Crane  to  Anne 

Gilligan $775 

Thirty  seventh  st,  same  as  above  June  16, 

Anne  Gilligan  to  D D Drew $1,550 

Twenty  second  st  102  ft  w of  Wood  nf  24x 
100  ft  July  6,  Wm  E Hatterman  to  Stef- 

fan  Kanurich $650 

Taylor  st  nw  cor  Kendall  se  f 87  ft  to  alley 
Aug  25,  Bridget  O’Brien  to  Wm  S Hall 

$1,500 

Twenty  third  st,  225  ft  w of  Wentworth  av 
25x125  ft  Aug  11,  Barbara  Wilkomm  to 

JohnS  Achman $2,500 

Twenty  third  st  same  as  above  Aug  12, 
John  S Achman  to  John  Wilkomm . $2,550 
Troy  st  125  ft  n of  Jackson  ef  141%  ft  to 
alleys  Aug  13,  Willis  G Jackson  to  Wm 

J Anderson $3,000 

Taylor  st  se  cor  Myrtle  nf  34  8-10x120  ft 
July  2,  John  H Winter  to  Annie  Kava- 

sek $1,550 

Thirteenth  st  w,  288%  ft  e of  Robey  nf  24 

124  ft  Aug  22,  James  Stinson  to  Charles 

Klapproth $1,250 

Twelfth  st,  96  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf  120x107 
ft  also  24x119)4  ft  in  same  blK  Aug  24, 

J Lewis  Croger  to  A T Ewing $5,600 

Twelfth  st  w,  96  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf  80x 
108  ft  also  24x119)4  ft  in  same  blk  Aug 
26,  AT  Ewing  to  John  F Ewing.  . .$7,950 
Twelfth  st  50  ft  e of  Lytle  sf  25x125  ft 
Aug  30,  John  Hayden  to  J Le  Messurier 

$9,300 

Van  Horn  st  nw  cor  Robey  st  sf  24x124  ft 
Aug  6,  August  Stepiua  to  Michael  Daw- 

gloto $900 

Van  Horn  st  264  ft  w of  Robey  nf  24x124 
ft  July  24,  W Shatka  to  Tenezi  Nunee 

$300 

Vincennes  av,  about  132  ft  n of  39th  st  ef 
66  ft  to  Aldine  st  Aug  11,  Hattie  E 
Beardsley  to  Emma  L Leonard  ....  $8,500 
Wabash  av  40  ft  d of  Congress  st  ef  40x120 
ft  Aug  27,  Lawrence  S Pepper  to  John 

Q Adams $26,000 

Western  av,  72  ft  s of  Berlin  st  wf  24x100 
ft  Aug  14,  Fred  M White  to  Roseter  Cot- 
ton   $550 

Wilcox  st  50  ft  e of  Sacramento  av  nf  25x 

125  ft  aug  2,  Wm  J Anderson  to  Joseph 

V Ponett $3,700 

Western  av  24  ft  n of  Fulton  st  ef  24x110 
ft  June  5,  Silas  W Merne  to  Sylvester 

Dolph $2,000 

Wright  st,  275  ft  e of  Jefferson  nf  25x90  ft 
June  10,  Ellen  Clark  to  Bridget  Hurley 

$2,000 

Wabash  av,  150  ft  s of  35th  st  ef  39%x 
169%  ft  Aug  10,  Chas  Brodt  to  Cather- 

Nilsen $710 

Wilcox  st  49%  ft  6 °f  California  av,  nf 
24%xl24  -10  ft  Aug  23,  Jas  B Suther- 
land to  Thos  Tonky $750 

Webster  av  72  ft  w of  Osgood  st  sf  24x115 
ft  Aug  8,  Geo  N Neiss  to  Patrick  H 

Doyle $1,075 

Wells  st,  23  2-10  ft  s of  Carl  wf  24x100  ft 
Aug  24,  Joseph  Wagner  to  a in  Leahy 

$4,575 

Warren  av  w of  Hamlin  sf  2 %xl58  ft 
Aug  6,  Wm  T Byard  to  Patrick  Hursen 

$500 

Warren  av,  same  premises  Aug  26,  Pat- 
rick Hursen  to  Charles  J Singleton.  .$500 
Wood  st  150  ft  s of  Taylor  wf  25x125%  ft 
Aug  25,  Charles  Stadler  to  Waclian  Bin- 

da  $2,330 

Warren  av,  w of  Falls  st  nf  25x125  ft  Aug 
26,  James  T Tompkins  to  Alvin  Hulbert 
$1,000 

Xorth  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  50  ft  n of  Byron  st  ef  25x125 
ft  Aug  23,  Herman  C Buechner  to  Chas 

B Westberg $500 

Ashland  av  146  ft  n of  Addison  ef  25x124% 
ft  July  26,  Clementine  Nowak  to  Anton 

Ruepp $500 

Ashland  av,  se  cor  Addison  wf  50  acres  ex- 
tending s to  School  st  Aug  12,  James  R 
Lane  to  A B & S M Church  and  D B 

Sherwood $45  000 

Ashland  av  nw  cor  School  st  ef  24x125  ft 
July  23,  Gerhard  H A Thomas  to  John 

E Linder $600 

Ashland  av,  180  ft  s of  Tuttle  ef  150x165 


ft  July  24,  Michael  Weber  et  al  to  Nich- 
olas Feipal $1,575 

Belmont  av  240  ft  e of  Sheldon  ef  36x125 
ft  Julv  16,  Sam’l  E Gross  to  Patrick 

Murry $900 

Belmont  av  48%  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  48x 
125  ft  also  48x125  ft  in  rear  on  Melrose 
st  Aug  12,  W L Schrader  to  Patrick  O’ 

Connell $1,600 

Belmont  av,  190%  ft  e of  Ashland  sf  25x 
125  ft  Aug  28,  Clemens  Boeker  to  John  J 

Johnson $665 

Belmont  av,  premises  on  street  n of,  276  ft 
w of  Racine  av  nf  24x123  ft  John  P Alt- 

geld  to  Christian  Iversen $550 

Burge  st  139  ft  w of  Herndon  av  wf  27x 
125  ft  Aug  19,  Wm  Kelly  to  Mathew  Ra- 

denmacher $700 

Belmont  av  48  ft  w of  Racine  av  nf  75x 
121  ft  July  20,  John  P Altgeld  to  Pat- 
rick Harrigan $2,700 

Clark  st,  92%  ft  s of  Sunnyside  av  ef  50% 
ft  to  alley  also  50x100  ft  in  rear  Aug  27, 
Caroline  C Ottaway  to  BernardF  Weber 

$1,375 

Commercial  st  379  ft  s of  Tuttle  av  ef  50x 
163  ft  June  8,  Michael  Weber  et  alto 

Frederick  H Herdrich $550 

Evanston  av,  254%  ft  nw  of  Addison  st  ne 
f 100x150  ft  JuLy  15,  John  L Cochran  to 

August  L Bletsch  et  al $3,000 

Fletcher  st  165  ft  w of  Racine  av  nf  24x125 
ft  Aug  24,  Wm  C Goudy  to  Wm  J Goudy 

$550 

Fullerton  av  72%  ft  e of  Ashland  sf  24x 
125  ft  Aug  23,  Augusta  Kleeman  to  C 

Rutherford $3,350 

Fullerton  av,  240  ft  e of  Orchard  st  sf  30x 
174  ft  Sept  2,  Zero  Marx  to  Chas  Brodt 

$3,000 

Fletcher  av  165  ft  w of  Southport  av  sf  25 
xl25  ft  Aug  26,  John  P Altgeld  to  Chris- 
tian B Anderson $550 

Fletcher  av  165  ft  w of  Southport  av  nf  25 
xl25  ft  June  24,  John  P Altgeld  to  Jo- 
hann Kleinfeldt $550 

Halsted  and  Clarx  st  50  ft  bet,  of  n 20  acs 
5C  a of  w % nw  % 28  40  14,  Aug  26,  Jef- 
ferson Gardner  to  John  D Benedict  et 

al $8,500 

Lake  Shore  drive  sw  cor  Nellie  av  ef  75x 
250  ft  Aug  10,  John  McConnell  to  E H 

'Haines $7,500 

Lyman  av  150  ft  n of  Sunnyside  ef  48x177 
ft  Aug  21  Augustin  W Wright  to  John 

M Roach *i 

Lincoln  av,  81%  ft  se  of  Roscoe  st  swf  25x 
115  ft  July  21,  Gerhard  H A Thomas  to 

Vinceuz  Heinz $700 

Lincoln  av,  152  3-10  ft  nw  of  Georoe  st  ne 
f 72  ft  running  w and  5 to  George  st, 
Aug  19,  Eugene  E Prussing  to  John 

Burghoffer $4,850 

Lincoln  av  150  ft  nw  of  Noble  st  ne  f 25x 
125  ft  Aug  3,  Emma  F Bergmann  to 

Catherine  WecKler $900 

Lincoln  av  237  ft  nw  of  Marianna  st  ne  f 
25x125  ft  Aug  11,  Elizabeth  Houf  to 

Henry  F Blume $1,650 

Lincoln  av,  236  ft  se  of  Georoe  st  sw  f 25 
ft  to  alley  Aug  2,  Johann  C Bender  to 

Ernst  M Stoll $1,550 

Melrose  st  sw  cor  Sheldon  av  nf  24x125  ft 
July  12,  Wm  L Schreder  to  Wm  Jagnow 

$500 

Noble  av  291  ft  e of  Southport  av  nf  25x 
125  ft  July  19,  John  P Altgeld  to  Jacob 

Dastent $550 

Oakdale  av  261  ft  w of  Racine  sf  25x122  ft 
Mch  18,  estate  of  W O Jones  to  Frank 

Schaller $600 

Paulina  st,  192%  ft  n of  Berteau  av  ef  70 
165  ft  Aug  28,  Robert  J Bennett  to  John 

McLauchlan $5,200 

Racine  av  161  ft  n of  Belmont  av  ef  25x 
115  ft  John  P Altgeld  to  Wm  F Harlow 

$650 

Robey  st  se  cor  of  Sunnyside  av  wf  192x 
152  ft  May  27,  Harriet  M Clarke  to  Fred 

KKremer  $3,250 

Robey  st,  125  ft  n of  Belmont  av  ef  41x129 
ft  Aug  30,  Elizabeth  Charles  to  Chas 

Wittke $750 

Roscoe  st,  175  ft  e of  Robey  nf  25x125  ft 
June  28,  Samuel  E Gross  to  John  C 

Gross $325 

Southport  av  se  cor  of  Noble  st  wf  25x125 


ft  July  9,  Katherina  Schilling  to  M W 

Harrer $3, W0 

Southport  av  73  ft  s of  Fletcher  av  wf  24x 
125  ft  Aug  21,  J P Altgeld  to  Peter  Bch- 

raedt  r $650 

Sheldon  st  216  ft  s of  Bryan  ef  50x178  ft 
Aug  20,  Daniel  Goodwin  to  Mary  Par- 
ker  $350 

Seminary  av,  48  ft  s of  Montana  st  wf  24x 
120  ft  Aug  2,  Ida  Miller  et  al  to  Wm  H 

Powell $2,700 

Seminary  av  75  ft  n of  School  st  wf  25x 
123%  ft  Aug  16,  Martin  Zipprich  to 

John  P S Romare $1,500 

Sheffield  av  ne  cor  Wolfram  st  wf  124x109 
ft  Aug  25,  Anna  C Wolfram  to  John 

Simpson $4,500 

Winthrop  av  sw  cor  Aberdeen  st  ef  50x 
148%  ft  July  26,  Wm  C Goudy  to  Mary 

F J ackson $900 

Wolfram  st  212  9-10  ft  w of  Southport  av 
sf  25x125  ft  Aug  23,  Hannah  McClelland 

to  A Macholl $600 

South  ot  City  Limits. 

Atlantic  st,  267  ft  n of  Garfield  bdef  35x 
133  ft  July  1 Maroaret  F Rawdon  to  Al- 
exander Christianson $500 

Burroughs  av,  168  ft  n of  51st  st  ef  24x 
122%  ft  Aug  11,  Benjamin  F Jacobs  to 

Theresia  Garland $350 

Burroughs  av  190  ft  s of  49th  st  wf  24x 
122%  ft  Aug  11,  Rose  Garland  to  Ben- 
jamin F Jacobs $350 

Barney  st  e of  Halsted  sf  60x124  ft  Aug  25, 

James  H Hill  to  Geo  Clarke $2,266 

Butterfield  st,  156%  ft  s of  Garfield  boul 
ef  25x78  ft  Sept  1,  Henry  Botsford  to 

Julius  Ehrich $2,000 

Butterfield  st,  94%  ft  s of  52d  wf  25x100  ft 
Aug  14,  Robert  Berger  to  Mary  M Far- 

ber $450 

Brookfield  av,  134%  ft  s of  61st  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  Oct  29  ’85,  Anna  M Scharuhasst 

to  Louis  Sievert $400 

Butterfield  6t,  281%  ft  s of  Garfield  bd  ef 
25x83%  ft  Aug  30,  Henry  Botsford  to 

Jane  Davis $2,000 

Cook  stl86  ft  n of  51st  wf  25x124%  ft  May 
28,  James  G Young  et  al  to  John  Mee- 

hen $300 

Cornell  av,  980  ft  n of  56th  st  ef  25  ft  to 
railroad,  Aug  30,  Charlotte  Phillips  to 

Adeline  P Miller $4000 

Desplaines  st  174  ft  s of  51st  wf  25x125  ft 
Aug  24,  August  Hergent  to  Ferdinand 

Casper $400 

Desplaines  st,  n and  adj  above  premises  25 
xl25  ft  Aug  24,  F L Boldt  to  F Zimmer- 

manu $400 

Ellis  av  298%  ft  s.of  43d  st  ef  17  82-100x 
67  3-10  ft  in  rear  July  3,  H Harriet  and 
Samuel  E Dale  to  Diana  W Thompson 

$1,732 

Ellis  av  ne  cor  of  Chestnut  st  wf  213x164 
ft  Aug  13,  Anthony  J Drexel  to  Chas  H 

Taylor $10,520 

Evans  av  136  ft  n of  46th  st  ef  26x179%  ft 
Aug  31,  Wm  J Watson  to  John  Andrews 

$800 

Ellis  av,  72  ft  n of  57th  st  ef  48x130  ft  Aug 
19,  Nelson  Mason  to  Wm  Stralvinow 

$1,000 

Everts  av  312  ft  s of  48th  st  ef  24x124%  ft 
Aug  11,  Benjamin  F Jacobs  to  Stanis- 
laus Plaszynski $350 

Englewood  av  198  ft  n of  Wallace  st  sf  30 
xl25  ft  Aug  25,  B B Ferguson  to  Freder 

ick  E Bluett $2,500 

Evans  av  nw  cor  of  46th  st  ef  28x123  ft 
Aug  31,  Wm  J Watson  to  Lizzie  C 

Walsh. $950 

Frazier  st  261%  ft  s of  48th  st,  wf  24x 
124%  ft  Feb  15,  Vulcan  Engletbaler  to 

John  Mathis $310 

Forty  seventh  st  49%  ft  e of  Laflin  st  nf 
24x120  ft  Aug  25,  David  Bourke  to  Theo 

Henning $660 

Forty  ninth  st  292  ft  w of  Drexel  bd  sf  60x 
173%  ft  Aug  30,  Stephen  Van  Kirk  to 

Thos  Davis $2,300 

Fifty  first  st,  315  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  lOOx 
124%  ft  May  6,  Wm  H Rand  to  Fred 

Kolefski $"50 

Forty  third  st  101  ft  e of  Green  nf  25x137 
ft  Aug  28,  C N Swords  to  ChicaGo  &Wes- 

tern  Indiana  Railroad  Co $626 

Forty  seventh  st  ne  cor  Winter  sf  93%x 
175%  ft  Aug  25,  estate  of  Elihu  Walter 

to  John  Hough  & John  Olmsted $2,850 

Greenwood  av  49  14-100  ft  s of  43d  st  ef  24 
xl26  9-10  ft  Aug  31,  Villa  F Sherman  to 

Whitfield  N Alley  $4,860 

Hyde  Park  av.  71  ftn  of  55th  st  wf  52  8-10 
ft  to  railroad  Sept  1.  Geo  Beldam  to 
Mary  E Gleeson $2,350 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Halsted  st,  286  7-10  ft  s of  53d  st  wf  25x 
122  ft  Aug  30,  Michel  Donegan  to  Geo  F 

Flieshinan $2,500 

La  Salle  st,  170  ft  n of  59th  ef  25x135  ft 
July  13,  Amanda  M F MacPhetridge  to 

Evan  Rich $2,800 

Laflin  st,  n\v  cor  52d  ef  48x124%  ft  July 
23,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Josepha  Lunnebach 

$850 

Laflin  st,  312  ft  s of  50th  ef  24x124%  ft 
Aug  23,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Ludwig  Haugh 

$400 

Laflin  st  119  ft  s of  48th  st  ef  24x124%  ft 
Aug  26,  Peter  Sommer  to  Chas  Raeth 

$2,200 

Madison  av  146%  ft  n of  58th  st  ef  150x 
187  ft  Aug  18,  Walter  C Nelson  to  Eliza- 
beth T Roche $39,000 

Murray  st,  112  ft  s of  53d  wf  25x125%  ft 
Aug  26,  Edward  S Dreyer  to  Henry 

Knies $400 

Oakwood  av  194%  ft  w of  California  sf  24 
xll8  ft  Aue:  27,  Andrew  H Parker  to  Jo- 
seph A Weise $300 

Paulina  st  144  ft  n of  50th  st  wf  72x122% 
ft  Aug  27,  Emma  Hartman  to  Nicholas 

Lamberti $1,325 

Prairie  av,  s of  60th  st  wf  50x170  ft  Aug 
31,  Edward  L Upton  to  Isaac  R Rice 

$1,000 

Prairie  av  98  2-10  ft  s of  50th  st  wf  150x 
152  ft  also  Calumet  av  123  ft  n of  51st 
st  wf  123%xl27%  ft  Aug  27,  Gerhard 

Foreman  to  Henry  A Kohn $9,000 

Rosalie  court,  235%  ft  s of  57th  st  ef40x 
113  ft  Sept  1,  Anna  Herman  to  Hattie 

E Beardsley $7,300 

School  st  south  of  Garfield  boul  ef  37%x 
125ftJulvl,  Elli  A Beach  to  John  C 

Quinn $800 

Stewart  av  124%  fts  of  Chestnut  st  wf  30x 
100%  ft  Aug  27,  Mary  Delaney  to  Mag- 
gie Kinsella $1,000 

St  Lawrence  av,  408  fts  of  45th  stwf  25x 
179  ft  Aug  4,  Edgar  F Henderson  to  Pet- 
er A Wagner $850 

Winter  st,  287  fts  of  53d  wf  25x125%  ft 
Aug  27,  Edward  S Dreyer  to  Carl  F M 

Sihacht $800 

William  st  166  ft  e of  California  av  nf  25x 
125  ft  July  12,  Nathan  Corwith  to  Fred- 
erick Jagner  $300 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Chestnut  st  48  ft  w of  Western  av  nf  24x 

124  ft  Aug  3,  estate  of  W S Johnston  to 

Andrew  Stamford $650 

California  av,  100  ft  s of  Armitage  av  ef 
25x100  ft  Aug  18,  Otto  Heper  to  Severin 

Irusland $550 

Cortland  st,  ne  cor  Meeker  sf  24x137%  ft 
July  20,  Edward  S Dreyer  to  Friderich 

Jones $400 

Cortland  st,  49  ft  e of  Meeker  sf  50x137% 
ft  Aug  19,  Edward  S Dreyer  to  John  H 

Suter $600 

Fairfield  av  73  fts  of  Bloomington  wf  25x 

125  ft  Aug  27,  Felix  Zulin  to  Patrick  W 

Guilfoyle $1,500 

Grove  av  118  ft  s of  Blooomington  wf  24x 
125  ft  Aug  18,  estate  of  Chas  Adam  to 

Lina  S Larren 

Humboldt  boul,  96%  ft  e of  Forest  av  sf 
with  improvements  Mch  15,  Frank  C 

Delamater  to  Thomas  J Mills $1,700 

Johnston  av,  77  7-10  ft  w of  Thomas  av  nf 
25x100  ft  Aug  28,  Gustav  Hildenbeutel 

to  016  C Carlsen $1,300 

Keeney  av  74  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  ef  25x 
125  ft  Feb  10,  JasF  Keenev  to  Frank 

Breit $500 

Lake  st,  255  ft  w of  40th  st  sf  25x180  ft 
Aug  28,  Chas  Rupp  to  Daniel  Cruse  4 
Lake  st  200  ft  e of  w 42d  sf  50x150  ft  July 
20,  Marvin  Farr  to  Peter  Duhamel. $1,600 
Powell  av,  ne  cor  Alice  place  wf  59x100  ft 
Aug  13,  Hattie  L Deethmann  to  Gustav 

Johnson $1,000 

Simons  av  216  ft  s of  Armitage  av  ef  25x 
177  ft  Aug  25,  Almira  S Winkleman  to 

Russell  E Gould $700 

Tripp  av  100  ftn  of  Courtland  ef  50x125  ft 
June  2,  Kate  A Dodge  to  James  F Kee- 
ney  $2,100 

Tripp  av,  200  ft  n of  Courtland  wf  50x125 
ft  Aug  30,  Hannah  J Peabody  to  James 

F Keeney $2,200 

Tripp  av,  113%  ft  s of  Dickens  avwf  50x 
125 % ft  Aug  18,  Loring  A Pease  to  Leo- 
nard J Eastland  et  al $3,500 

A (ittl, K II K XT'S  FOIt  DKEDS. 

No  237  and  239  Chestnut  st,  July  26,  Sarah  Rogerson 

to  J Cassidy $8,500 

Lot  40  b 2 of  lot  E nw  ti  8 39  14,  Aug  20,  Thos  Mor- 

ley  to  Jas  Crowley $2,400 

8 Vi  lot  8 b 3.  Clark’s  addn,  Aug  24,  Heleua  Eisen- 
drath  to  Thos  R tryan $14,000 


Coffin,  Deyoe  & Co. 


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F.  W.  Devoe  & Co.’s  Ready  Mixed  House  Paints 

A N"  IE3  -A.  X KT  T E R,  £3  ; S XT  R X3  L I E 3 

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ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 


Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non-residents. 


Lot  15  b 34,  Stone  & Whitney’s  sub,  7 38  14,  Aug  3, 

W Van  Allen,  agt,  to  Henry  Pauls $175 

Lot  10  blk  34,  same,  Aug  3,  same  to  Helene  Jansen, 

$150 


Lots  9 10  b 27  Ravenswood,  Aug  9,  Henry  C Bartels 

to  J J Adam  et  al $2,400 

Premises  No  149  Illinois  st, , S H Kerfoot  & 

Co,  agts,  to  Arthur  S C aflin $5,000 

Lots  19  to  31,  b 4,  Aug  12,  Caroline  F Ho«nier  to  M 

Buicur $225 

G W Cass  with  J Vaclav,  Aug  23,  ’86,  for  W D.,  Lot 
10  b 1 sub  of  pt  It  2 e of  Blue  Island  ave  and  of  w 
y2  e % It  4 (ex  blvd)  Partn  of  e 48  acrs  of  n 96  acs 

nw  qr  25  39  13 $4C0 

G A Baldwin  with  P F Leary,  Aug  16,  ’86,  for  W D, 
of  lot  16  b 3 Taylor’s  sub  of  w V%  sw  qr  nw  qr  12 

39  13 $300 

Lot  13  b 23,  S Chicago,  Aug  11,  C & C C & D Co  to  C 

Bergner $500 

Lot  36  block  82,  same,  Sept  7,  85,’  same  to  same, 


$300 


Lot  44  block  9,  same.  July  28,  same  to  M Geyeroski, 

$550 

Lot  40  b 2 of  lot  3 nw  qr  8 39  14,  Aug  24,  Thos  Mor- 

ley  to  Marg’t  Scofield $ 

Lot  15  of  lots  6 and  7 b 2,  Rockwell’s  add,  June  18, 

Ella  H E Smith  to  Hugh  W Richards $975 

Lots  78  aDd  79,  Ballin’s  sub  nw  qr  nw  qr  sw  qr  8 38 

14,  Aug  24,  H WT  Romeiser  to  Meyer  Bailin $1,050 

Lot  1 of  w % lot  4 b 63  w l/2  sec  21  39  14,  Aug  13,  G 

Hafner  to  Rachel  Eppstein $6,700 

Lot  5 (ex  s 25  ft)  b 18,  Rogers  Park.  July  21,  Jos  W 

Kean  to  Peter  Traes  $2,150 

Lot  1 w y2  b 17  South  Branch,  Aug  20,  Thos  Morri- 

sey  to  Nicholas  Wirtz $1,500 

Lots  5 6 and  n 4%  ft  It  7 blck  11,  Pryor  & Hopkin’s 
subdvn  3 38  14,  Kinney  & Kimball  to  Felix  Kahn, 

$10,500 

Lots  35  and  36  b 7,  Jefferson,  Aug  25,  Maria  E Winn 

to  Anna  L Merchant $750 

Lot  50,  Bauwen  Stewarts  sub,  w pt  blck  20,  5 39  14, 

Aug  28,  J Chmatal  to  W Czarnecki $3,350 

Lot  56  Phillips’  sub  in  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June  26,  Thos 

P Phillips  to  Hannah  Findall  $460 

Lot  3 blk  15  of  blks  1 to  4 etc,  Clifford’s  addn,  May 
31,  Leslie  Carter,  trustee,  to  William  F Streeter, 


. $4(0 


Lot  11  and  s l/2  lot  10  b 2,  Lees’  add,  Aug  13,  Jose 

phine  Boeddener  to  Robt  F Meissner $2,100 

Premises  296  Mohawk  st,  Aug  2 » G Gerbig  to  Edwd 

Bold $2,400 

E 25  ft  of  w 50  ft  of  s 73  ft  of  lot  4 b 60,  nw  qr  21  39 
14,  August  26,  Hemy  Dreyer  to  Gennario  Azzato, 

$1  “ 


.,700 


Lots  4 5 6 block  3,  Blair’s  sub  sw  qr  10  38  14,  Aug  2, 

Maurice  Hickey  to  John  Milan $3,600 

Lot  3 blck  9,  Culver’s  add  to  N Evanston,  Aug  30,  R 

Commons  to  J L Nason $250 

Lot  3,  Lumber-yard  sub,  sw  qr  34  37  14,  August  25, 

Fritz  Pillner  to  F A Reich,  Jr $425 

Lot  10  blk  2,  Clark’s  sub  e l/2  sw  qr  13  39  13,  Aug  3, 

J N Vance  fo  G Pattaillo $700 

Lot  9 b 2,  same,  Aug  3,  same  to  Jas  Smith $700 

Lot  71  b 99  w l/2  27  39  14,  Elizabeth  Scrafield  to  Con- 
rad Seipp $20,000 

Premises  No  3132  Calumet  av,  Aug  14,  Jas  M Love  to 
Thomas  D Stimson.  Assigned  to  A J Stimson, 

$32,500 

Premises  No  483  W 12th  st,  July  28,  John  Hayden  to 

JLe  Messarier $9,500 

Lot  27  b 12  Davis’  sub  28  39  14,  June  3,  Kaspar  We- 

chota  to  Assian  Guthrie $1,000 

Premises  No  125.  Lincoln  av,  Aug  28,  John  Steffens 

to  Marie  S K Steffens $5,000 

Lot  5 of  1 1 b 8 e y2  nw  qr  18  40  14, June  l.Augus’nW 

Wright  to  Wm  D Meeker $500 

Lots  65  and  66  of  lots  1 to  10  and  12  block  6,  Linden 
Grove,  Aug  1,  Chas  B Eggleston  to  John  Schultz, 


.$570 


Lots  9 and  10  b 13,  Linden  Grove,  Aug  11,  Lizzie  F 

Alexander  to  Chas  C Haskin $3,000 

Lots  2 3 4 b 1,  Cornell,  Aug  27,  T B Bryan  to  J Wik- 

strom $600 

Lot  17  blk  9 nw  qr  ne  of  ave,  29  40  14,  Aug  30,  Paul 
Czichan  to  Hans  Kuhn $1,400 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEED8. 


HYDE  PARK. 

Lots  5 and  6 blk  12,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr 

22  38  14, , Rowland  S Bond  to  J L Vander- 

mayer  $1,100 


Lot  10  b 3,  Lancaster’s  sub  w l/2  sw  qr  22  38  14,  Aug 

9,  Frank  G Springer  to  Jas  S Killin $750 

Lots  5 to  8 b 3 b 2,  Brookline,  Aug  4,  H A Hibbard 

to  K Kubicek $600 

Lot  25  b 1 blk  2,  First  add  to  Kensington,  July  26, 

Chas  B Sawyer  to  A OBillstine $850 

(Ex  e 314  ft)  It  7 of  lots  8 and  9,  Forestville,  Aug  23, 

Henry  L Glos  to  Dau’l  Goodwin $250 

Lot  12  blk  87,  S Chicago,  Aug  25,  C & C C & D Co  to 

Geo  B Hannahs $350 

Lot  15  b 2 b 4,  Brookline,  Aug  19,  Seth  Gage  to  Da- 
vid E Norton $200 

Lot  1 blk  5 Park  Side,  Aug  2,  Emma  Broadhead  to  J 

Paehls  $3,000 

Ljt  1 b 3,  Pk  Side,  Aug  8,  Jacob  Paehls  to  B Broad- 

bead  $3,000 

Lot  40  b 6,  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  May  29,  ’85, 

R Berger  to  R Redtmaun $500 

R Berger  to  T Wojtasiak,  Feb  25,  ’86,  Lot  36  block  7 

Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park $350 

C & C C & D Co  to  M Nisle,  Aug  25,  lot  18  blk  86  C & 

C C & D Co  sub  pts  f rl  5 and  6 37  15  $550 

J Woodbridge  jr  to  W Murray,  July  24,  lots  13  and 
14,  Woodbridge  Jr’s  sub  of  n half  b 15,  in  Part’n 

of  ne  qr  nwqr  and  nwqr  ne  qr  31  38  15 $700 

Lot  1 b 1,  Cornell,  Aug  27,  Thomas  B Bryan  to  John 

Wikstrom $312 

Lot  20  b 8,  Kensington,  May  24,  Bridget  Garrahau 

to  Jas  E Murphy $600 

Lt  17  b 22,  Whitford’s  sub  in  20  37  15,  Aug  26,  Chas 
M Carpenter  to  J W Brown $400 


Lot  25  b 1,  A Hegewiech  lofJohn  Kettler 450 

Lot  29  b 5.  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park  Aug  10,  Robt 

Berger  to  A Lustyart \ ^350 

S half  lot  87  divis’n  3,  S Shore  Sub  30  3815,’  July  17, 

Sadie  W Davidson  to  Victoria  Ulrich $750 

Lots  43  44  b2.  Gano’s  addn  to  Pullman,  Aug  30,  Fal- 

lifc  & Gano  to  Jno  F Hteg $250 

Lot  14  b 48,  Cornel],  Aug  24,  T B Bryan  to" David  H 

Spence $25o 

Lot  15  b 57  Ironworker’s  add,  Aug  Sr,  C k C C k D 

Co  to  Fred’k  Hartman £150 

Lots  31  32  33  of  Jot  12  3 etc,  blk  Taylor’s  2d  add  to 
So  Chicago,  Aug  18,  Andw  Rehm'to  J Lauritzen, 


Lot  17  19  20  b 2,  Culver’s  add,  July  20,  Chas  W K‘rt- 

land  to  Geo  Hlnchliff £675 

JEFFERSON. 


Lot  17  of  lots  8 and  9 Warner’s  sub  in  se  qr  22  40  13 
Aug  7,  Robt  Klekamp  to  S A Walther £100 


i n ....  * ....  Ov.uuU 

Lot  31  b 2,  same.  May  13,  same  to  same $500 

Lots  11  and  12  b 54,  Cornel],  Aug  24,  Jas  W Johnson 


to  Rulh  H Wood 


.$450 


Lot  11  b 2 of  blk  1,  Brookline,  Feb  26,  Peter  Storms' 

to  Hans  Hansen _ $200 

Lots  39  40  41  b 85,  S C hicago,  Aug  30,  C & C C & D 
Co  to  First  Presbyterian  Church  of  So  Chicago, 


Lot  2 b 2 Heart  of  Desplaines,  Aug  13,  Mary  Kelo  to 

Wm  E Rexses £125 

Lot  5 b 5 Groveland  add  to  W’innetka,  June  9,  John 

T Dale  to  F H Deily £250 

Lot  23  and  24  b 6,  Dale,  Gustin  & Wallace’s  addn  to 
Park  Ridge,  Aug  28,  Lida  J and  A W Martin  to 
Lucy  J Barnum $570 


NEW  TRIES. 


G Hinchliff  to  CjW  Kirtland  July  26  ’86,  L 6 B 3 

Culvers  add  to  North  Evanston £225 

i/t  acr  in  ne  % nw  H 31  41 13  Feb  13,  Sophia  Muller 

to  Carl  Draband £225 

Lots  1 to  4 b 4,  Anderson’s  add  to  Glencoe,  Aug  10, 

T J Dolan  to  Addie  J Berry £500 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


.£1,450 


Lot  15  blk  3,  Park  Side,  July  22,  Geo  Bass  to  HCP 
Sorensen £40o 


Lots  36  a. id  37  Wheeler’s  sub  se  qr  se  qr  ne  qr  20  38 
14,  Aug  26,  Herman  Guthmaner  to  Wm  G Patchin 


.£550 


Lots  36  and  37  b 4,  Lee’s  sub  w Vt  se  qr  20  38  14,  Aug 

10,  Caroline  T Hosmer  to  Jos  Chrisholm £220 

Lots  10  and  11  b 5,  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 
July  29,  Thomas  Rice  et  al  to  Alice  C Burnham 


Lots  6 to  19  13  14  b 5;  Its  33  34  35  42  to  46  b 6,  Beck’s00 
sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Aug  2,  James  D Smith  to 

Chas  H Caldwell $1,950 

Lot  3 b 3 Schmidt’s  sub  se  qr  32  38 14,  August  23,  M 

Schmidt  to  ,J  L Cornell £350 

E 93  ft  of  w 218  ft  of  lot  2 blk  19,  Linden  Grove,  Apr 

7,  H B Lewis  to  Sara  C Hunter $1  100 

Lots  40  to  48  b 3,  Hill  & Pike’s  add  to  South  Engle- 
wood, August  25,  John  L Selvey  to  Eva  L Sencen- 

baugh  £500 

Lot  88,  Fitch  & Robertson’s  sub  n 25  % acs  e % ne 
qr  23  38  14,  June  25,  Wm  H Alexander  to  Frank  J 

Bennett £1,250 

Lot  11  of  n Vi  b I5  and  pt  14,  Linden  Grove,  Aug  23, 

L Mayer  to  J Hadoweil £500 

Lot  12,  same,  August  23,  same  to  Frank  Mirkvicka 


$500 


A Schorling  to  J Claus.  Aug  25,  lot  9 blck  10,'  Schor- 
liug’s  sub  etc,  lt  1 assessor’s  div’n  etc  in  33  38  14. 


.£575 


Lots  17  to  20  blk  8,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 

July  7,  Parker  E Baird  to  D V Bussie $800 

Lot  25  and  s 1214  ft  lt  26  b 1,  University  sub  of  Eng- 
lewood, Aug  16,  Agnes  Davidson  to  Sarah  L Mc- 
Cracken  $1,5C0 

Lot  6 b 11,  Thompson  & Holmes’  sub  se  qr  17  38  14, 
August  27,  Erasmus  G Minnick  to  M NelsoD, 


Lot  332  blk  7,  div  2,  Riverside  July  31,  Dani’l  Good- 
man to  Clinton  Lowe $1050 

Lots  1 to  5 blk  92  Maywood  July  18  Fred  G Hume  to 

5 C Eastman £346 

Same  premises  Aug  24,  S C Eastman  to  Mrs  J S 

Mussing £500 

SE  M se  qr  32  41  1 also  e Vi  ne  qr  nw  qr,  22  41  9 

July  27  ’82,  F Hinze  to  Henry  Vetts £3000 

92x186  ft  in  ne  cor  blk  2,  Robinsons  add  to  Blue  Is- 
lanc  July  8,  ’85,  Ernst  Ublicb  to  Christine  Kautz- 

ler $3,700 

E ICO  ft  of  nw  qr  19  36  15  Aug  24,  J Kraatz  to  Chica- 
go & Southern  R RCo $1,800 

Lots  8 and  9 b 6 Div  1,  Riverside,  Aug  10,  Louisa  J 

6 F H Wi«well  to  A J Bradford $6,500 

Same  premises,  Aug  25,  Albrt  J Bradford  to  Julian 

Magill $6,000 

E 25  ft  of  Its  2 and  3 of  n 120  feet  of  w Vi  b 8,  Robin- 
son’s addn  to  Blue  Island,  Ang  23,  Helen  F Wolff 

to  John  Schroeder $970 

Lots  9 and  10  b 120,  Blue  Island,  Dec  10,  ’85,  Chris- 
tian Miller  to  Anna  Miller $300 

The  Ferron  Cheese  Factory  in  nw  qr  12  42  10,  Aug 
27,  William  H Hintze  et  al  to  Amanda  R Julian 

$3,600 

Lot  10  block  14,  Oviatt’s  Subdivision  se  quarter  13 
37  13,  July  20,  Edwin  Ellickson  to  T A Emanuel- 

son... £1,085 

Lot  1071  block  22,  Division  3,  Riverside,  April  22, 
First  National  Bank  of  Springfield  to  E ABates, 

£500 


W Vi  of  s 20  acs  w 60  acs  sw  qr  25  37  12:  also  w Vi  nw 
quar  36  37  12,  August  31,  Geo  Schultz  to  W Ramp 

£6,500 


.£312 


Lot  44  of  w n Vi  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14,’  June  26,  T 

P Phillips  to  B Coombs £500 

N 10  ft  lt  7 and  s 30  ft  lt  8 b 4 Perry’s  2d  sub  in  Tay- 
lor’s sub  se  qr  21  38  14,  Aug  28,  Martha  D Tramel 

to  John  R Sharp £4,000 

E 150  ft  of  lots  1 and  4 b 7,  Linden  Grove,  Sept  21, 

’85,  A Blake  to  J D Vail £2,200 

Lot  7 in  sub  w n Vi  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June  26, 

Thos  P Phillips  to  Anna  Sauter $450 

S 17  2-10  ft  of  lot  18  and  blk  7 n 17  2-10  ft  of  lot  17  b 
7,  Beck’s  sub  se  quar  sw  quar  2138  14,  May  1,  L D 
Bristol  to  B Roap £2,600 


Fifth  av,  sw  cor  Brewster  ave,  e front  100x135  ft  in 
Richmond’s  add  to  La  Grange,  July  16,  Frauk  H 
Valletta  to  H P Mason £3,610 


The  B I L k B Co  to  G R Clarke,  Aug  15:  lots  4 and 
5 b 70,  1st  party’s  subdvn  of  Washington  Heights 


.£600 


Same  to  same,  Aug  23,  west  20  ft  lt  19  and  all  lt  20, 
Bronson’s  resub  of  lots  6 to  12  etc,  first  party’s 

sub  of  Morgan  Park  in  W’ash’n  Hts £600 

E 10U  ft  (ex  n 90  ft)  of  lot  1 b L,  Morgan  Park,  Aug 
15,  Blue  Island  L & B Comp’y  to  Geo  R Clarke, 


.£1,500 


Lots  1 2 3 b 70,  Washington  Heights.  Aug  15,  same 

to  same £1,125 

Lots  13  14  15  b 53,  same,  August  15,  same  to  same, 
£1,245 


Lot  43  blk  4,  Derby’s  sub  se  qr  9 39  13,  Aug  23;  G S 

Walker  to  Dau’l  Callihan £1,350 

Lot  92  and  w 10  ft  93  b 10,  Austinville,  Aug  21,  Ma- 
ria Todd  to  Emily  Wool £800 

Lot  1 blk  13,  Crawford’s  sub  ue  qr  27  39  13,  Aug  23, 

Joseph  Hogan  to  Sarah  A Crawford £1,500 

Lot  9 b 5 Frink’s  sub  in  8 and  9 39  13,  Aug  4,  Estate 

of  Jas  Carter  to  GeoTOlson £700 

Lot  2 (ex  s 13  ft)  b 5,  same,  Aug  24,  same  to  Frank 
P Wallace : £1,000 


EVANSTON, 


Lots  19  and  20  blk  3,  Kedzie  & Keeney’s  addition, 
June  12,  ’85,  Edward  St  John  to  Wm  M R Vose, 


.£1.450 


N 64  ft  lt  6 and  n 64  ft  of  w 16  ft  of  lot  7 of  Its  21  and' 
22  b 40  Evanston,  Aug  18,  Jas  C Connor  to  Dan’l 

McCann £1,380 

S 100  ft  of  lot  5 6 7 b 2,  Hardin’s  add,  Dec  26,  ’84,  C 

L Prindle  to  E Prindle £1,300 

Lot  1 b 45,  Halsted  st  add  to  Washington  Hts,  Sept 

8,  Emily  C Lyon  to  S M Smith £175 

Lots  41  to  45,  Sharpshooter’s  Park,  Chicago  Sharp- 
shooter’s Assn  to  Chas  F Nesbaumer $ 

Lots  19  and  20  blk  39,  Wash’n  Heights,  Aug  21,  E G 
Short  to  J Deany £300 


S Vi  nwqr  1 35  14;  slso  sw  qr  of  s sec  1 (ex  55£  acs) 
April  17,  Chri«topb  Miller  to  Christian  Miller, 

£10,000 

SW  qr  sw  qr  27  42  12,  Aug  16,  Amanda  Bumsted  to 

Fred  H Thies £2,400 

E 44  rods  of  n 80  rods  of  e Vi  w Vi  ne  qr  7 42  12;  also 
5 acs  in  s Vi  ne  qr  12  42  11,  Jan  14,  Louise  Schulze 
to  Geo  Plaggo $1,780 


Summary. 


The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 


ending  Thursday  evening,  Sept.  2,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount 

City  176  $801,900 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  103  258,139 

County 97  199,362 


Total 372  $1,259,401 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Sept.  3,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 169  $777,259 

County 184  367,420 


Total 353  $1,144,679 


TRUST  DEEDS. 

Allen  E C to  J N Jewett,  Aug  25,  Its  10  to 

12  b 2,  21  38  14,  5y  6% $70,000 

Anderson  E to  Commonwealth  L & B 
Assn,  Ang  12,  lot  32  blk  14,  31  37  15,  8* 

$300 

Arnold  J to  G D Pease,  Aug  18,  lots  47  to 

50  b 6,  10  39  14,  5y  7% $2,000 

Adams  M C to  JR  Weddell,  May  4,  lots  1 

to  4 b 3,  21  39  14,  3y  7% $2,000 

Allen  E C to  J N Jewett,  Aug  25,  lots  10  to 

12  b 2,  21  38  14:  5y  6 % $70,000 

Bradley  J to  L D Hammond,  Aug  31,  lt  5 

lt  10  b 56,21  39  14,  5y  7% $1,000 

Brady  P H to  J W Scoville,  Aug  30,  Its  12 

and  13  b 2,  1 39  13,  2y $500 

Bieschke  J to  R Berger  Aug  28,  lt  34  b 4, 

Kay  add,  3 y,  7 % $500 

Bomann  H to  E S Dreyer.  aug  28,  lt  95  b 

53,  19  39  14;  3y  6% $2,000 

Brockmann  F W to  A T Galt,  aug  27;  lt  8 

b 7 Bickerdike’s  add;  2y  6# $764 

Brase  M and  W to  O Kubin,  Julv  27;  lot  8 
lt  2 b 65.  21  39  14;  4y  6%£  . . $1,000 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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Beyeslein  L J to  J Stern  Aug  25:  It  6 b 10 

19  40  14:  8% $1,30 

Byan  0 et  al  to  M Sonnenschein,  Aug  26, 

It  61  b 14:  19  39  14:  8% ,$2,80 

Bridoe  RW  to  L Baird  Aug  26:  It  11  b 34: 

Hyde  Park:  5y  8% $4,50 

Benda  W to  P Popp,  aug  26,  lot  53  b 3,  18 

39  14,  G%% $2,20 

Barker  C to  D W Kean,  Aug  23,  prt  lot  19 
and  all  20  blck  M,  Morgan  Park,  72  in 

$1,56 

Black  S B to  J Brake,  Aug  26,  Its  5 and  6, 

19  41  13,  5y  6% 

Baeck  A to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  18,  lot 

87  b 34,  31  39  14,  3y  7% $450 

Budd  W O to  F B Peabody,  Aug  23,  prt  Its 

27  to  31  b 1,  16  38  14,  5y  7% $1,500 

Beardsley  M B to  J E Otis,  Aug  28,  pt  e 

e % se  sw  % 9 39  13,  2y  7% $275 

Bergman'n  J R to  H J Christoph,  Aug  28, 

Its  26  and  27  b 3.  36  40  13,  5y  7%.  . .$1,000 
Brenis  J to  H'Rubens,  aug  27,  It  15  b 68, 

o  t,  2y  G%..\ $3,000 

Balling  P to  J C Miller,  Aug  16,  pt  lot  6 b 

4,  16  38  14,  8% $1,000 

Buckley  R to  J W Scoville,  aug  27,  lots  26 

and  27  b 7,  S & G add,  ly $500 

Bilek  F to  M Sikyta,  aug  25,  lot  7 b 43,  19 

39  14,  6 %% $1,000 

Barnes  M L and  C J to  E W Russell,  July 

3,  It  67  b 99,  27  39  14,  5y  G% $5,000 

Burghoffer  J to  E Prussing,  aug  19,  It  5 b 

8,  29  40  14,  5y  G% $1,200 

Butler  ff  H to  F R Chandler,  AUGUst  28; 
lot  20  and  part  21  b 33:  16  38  14;  3y  7% 

$1,000 

Cahill  J to  C F Schumacher,  Jr,  Aug  23,  It 

12  b 7,  Brand  add,  2y  7% $1,200 

Cole  R to  W Butler,  Aug  23,  pt  lot  1 b 25, 

29  39  14,  5y  G% $3,500 

Comstock  E F to  A Rehm,  July  28,  It  22  b 

20,  7 39  14,  5% $2,000 

Carlene  W F to  E E Prussing, Mayl2,  It  61 

e % sw  M 20  40  14,  3y  G% $450 

Campbell  T to  J C Schumacher, aug  24,  Its 

67  and  68  b 11,  19  39  14,  3y  7% $2000 

Campbell  T to  J C Schumacher,  Aug  24 
It  67  and  68  b 11,  19  39  14,  3y  7%  . .$2,000 
Collins  F J to  B L Pease,  Aug  16,  It  5 b 6, 

J & P’s  add,  8m  8% % $50 

Clarke  G R to  G Keen  Jr,  Aug  16,  pt  b 15, 

Washington  Hts,  5y  6% $4,500 

Cassidy  BtoNA  Lauer,  Aug  25,  It  8 b 34 

s s add,  3y  6% $2,200 

Christman  G A to  F J LeMoyne  July  27- 

It  1 b 1,  28  40  14:  3y  8% $4,620 

Carmody  J to  W T Dwight  Aug  28:  It  14 

b 10,  7 39  14,  5y  6% $2,250 

Corrigan  J to  T W Sennott,  Aug  19:  It  3 b 

2,  24  39  14:  8 % $300 

Cahill  J to  C F Schumacher  Jr  Aug  23,  It 

12  b 7,  Brand  add,  2y  7% $1,200 

Caruthers  F R and  J P to  W Loeb,  August 
26,  Its  10,  11  and  14  It  14,  Bronson  addn 

3y  G% $29,333 

Clarke  F B to  F B Peabody,  aug  28;  prt  b 

5,  18  39  14;  5y  6% $4,800 

Cohn  B to  T H Schintz,  Aug  13;  It  5 It  1 

b 66,  21  39  14;  2y  8% $1,600 

Carpenter  C W to  G W Bogue,  July  8;  lots 

6 and  7 b 3 b 4,  13  39  13;  4y  6% $1,300 

Campbell  M to  E S Dreyer  Aug  13,  Its  23 

and  24  It  32,  13  39  13,  3 y 7% T 

Clarke  G R to  G Keen  Aug  27,  Its  23  and 

24  b 74,  W Heights  5 y,  G% $680 

Carey  A to  to  A Rehm,  Aug  30,  lot  73  b 3, 

etc  29  39  13,  5% $1,700 

Dillon  E C to  T Schintz,  Aug  28,  It  25  It  1 

18  39  14,  Nov  1,  ’89.  G% $3,000 

Durack  M to  J Mattocks  July  26,  It  44  b 

15,  7 39  14,  3 v,  6$ $450 

Doyle  M to  T Scanlan,  aug  31,  lot  3 b 22, 

33  39  14;  3y  7% $700 

Deasey  J toGD  Barrett,  aug  21,  lots  19 

and  20  b 39,  19  37  14;  3y  G% $250 

Dolph  S to  R C Givins,  June  5;  It  23  Cos- 

sitt’s  add;  3y  G% $1,200 

Donohue  W A to  H H Handy  Aug  26:  lot 

48  b 136,  s s add:  3y  5%% $11,000 

Deiley  F to  E Maynard,  Aug  24,  Winnetka 

2y  H $400 

Dillon  W S to  T H Schintz,  Aug  23,  It  28  b 

23,  17  39  14,  5y  7% $4,500 

Dennis  R W to  B L Pease,  Aug  5,  It  6 etc 

b 95.  Maywood,  5m  8% 

Dostort  J toM  E Greenebaum,  July  19,  It 

261,  b 1 etc  29  40  14.  4y  6$ $450 

Dickson  M to  G Coombs,  July  15,  pt  It  62 

b 44  7 39  14,  2y  G% $1,600 

,Dickinson  M A to  O Buckingham,  Aug  19 

lot  28  b 2 b 6,  33  39  14,  3y $700 

;Eggars  G to  F Lackner,  Aug  28,  Its  38  to 

: 42  b 11,  31  40  14,  3y  G% $2,000 

Evoy  T A to  W Loeb,  Aug  28,  pt  It  2 blk  l 

Woodlawn,5y  G% $3,000 

Fromm  F R to  J H Ernst,  Aug  30  lot  45  b 
53,  33  40  14,  5y  6% $1,900 


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Enright  M A and  J to  H E Greenebaum, 
aug  30,  It  68  b 4 RocKwell’s  add,  4y  7% 


Frank  M to  A Podolsky,  Aug  — , lot  9 b 3, 

28  39  14,  G% $1,500 

Furlong  M to  C W Nicholes,  June  4,  It  34 

b 27,  33  39  14,  2 3-4y  G% $321 

Francois  T to  G Coombs,  aug  23;  It  25  blk 

48:  17  39  14;  ly  7% $300 

Fogel  W to  T H Schintz,  aug  24,  It  19  s 34 

b 38,  19  39  14,  3y  7% $500 

Findley  A to  E S Dreyer,  Aug  23,  It  1 b 3, 

34  39  14,  3y  G% $1,500 

Guilfoyle  P W to  T Schintz,  aug  27,  It  41 

b 6,  36  40  13,  2y  G% $550 

Goss  J S to  L J A Fuellgraff,  Aug  12,  It  44 

and  pt  53  b 3,  16  38  14,  8% $200 

Goldstein  M to  G Snydacker,  aug  26,  It  13 

b 4,  21  39  14,  4y  6% .$2,300 

Green  F W to  D Goodhue,  May  1,  pt  It  16 

b 4,  23  38  14,  4y  G% $850 

Goodnow  W D to  A Petersoi.,  Aug  25,  lots 

11  and  12  b 5,  1 39  13,  2y  7% $750 

Garland  H L to  S R Hurford  Aug  26;  lot 

on  Ridge  av:  ly  7 % $600 

Griffiin  T A to  G S Hubbard  Jr,  aug  4;  lot 

6 b 6 Reaper  add;  2y  G% $500 

Gottlieb  J to  T H Schnitz  Aug  — , It  19,  b 

5 31  40  14,  28  m,  G% $1,550 

Gruda  B to  J Mattocks  July  28,  It  36  b 15, 

7 39  14,  3 y,  G% $600 

Grammar  J to  H Felsenthal,  Aug  31,  It  77 

b 50,  19  39  14,  3y  8% $300 

Husa  M to  W Heinemann,  aug  28;  It  52  b 

20:  2y  7% $500 

Hallstrand  J to  A Chytraus,  aug  19;  It  3 b 

16:  25  40  13;  G%> $900 

Heyn  R to  N A Mayer,  Aug  24,  It  24  b 1,  4 

38  14,  3y  7%  ....  $600 

Hansen  J E to  E F Runyan  aug  30,  Its  32 
and  33  lot  1 etc;  block  1,  8 37  15;  2y  6% , 

$L750 

Hoar  M J and  T to  F M Clark  aug  30;  lot 

27  b Q7,  17  39  14:  2y $754 

Holton  W B to  A Smith  Aug  23,  It  7 b 3,  2 

38  15,  3y  G% $2,500 

Hirdrich  F H to  B F Weber  June  8;  It  9 b 

4:  2y  G% $371 

Heeg  J F to  T Scanlan  Aug  30;  Its  43  and 
44  blk  2:  G & G’s  addn,  Pullman:  2y  G% 

$170 

Hallstrand  J to  C J Hambleton  Feb  29: 

It  3 b 16,  25  40  13,  56m  6% $700 

Hull  G N to  F C Bell  aug  26;  It  2 b 15,  14 

38  14:  ly  7% $5,000 

Hughes  J to  E F Bailey  Aug  28;  It  24  b 2, 

7 39  14:  18  m 7% $600 

Healey  B to  D B Sherwood,  Aug  26,  pt  lot 

2,  30  42  9,  5y  G% $7,000 

Hogan  J to  W T Dwight,  July  10,  lots  42 

and  43  b 10,  7 39  14,  5y  7% $1,600 

Hull  G N to  T G Dickinson,  Aug  26,  It  24 

b 1,  18  39  14,  3y  7% $3,000 

Hull  G N to  J B Skinner,  aug  25,  pt  It  3 b 

16,  14  38  14,  4y  8 $5,470 

Huber  H to  A Peterson,  Aug  27,  pt  lot  16, 

Hull  sub  4 39  14,  ly  7% $700 

Henagan  P to  E E Prussing,  July  20,  lots 
65  to  67,  Altgeld  sub,  20  40  14,  3m  7%.  .565 
Horne  A B to  J Wright,  Aug  27,  pt  lot  8 b 

23,  K add,  Hyde  Park,  2y  7% $4,500 

Holton  W B to  A Smith,  Aug  23,  It  7 b 3,  2 

38  14,  3y  G% $2,500 

Heiden  F L to  H J Christoph,  Aug  31,  lot 

34  b 4 b 3,  Sheffield  add,  3y  6$ $1,200 

Hopp  W to  J W Pfeiffer,  Aug  8,  lot  7 b 3, 

4 38  14,  $1,500 

Hill  C E and  A to  C W Griggs,  Aug  19,  It 

14  b 28,  25  49  13,  5y  7% $1,000 

Heuer  W to  G Wendiing,  Aug  31,  pt  14  42 

11  (117  acres),  18y  5 % $6,000 

Holtz  C J F to  C Hatterman,  Aug  20,  It  10 

b 4,  Spear’s  add,  5y  7% $1,100 

Haines  E H to  B F McConnell,  Aug  10,  Its 
1 and  2 and  pt  lots  13  and  14  b 7,  21  40 

14,  3y  6$ $5,500 

Isaacson  M and  L E to  J Buehler,  Aug  27, 
n Yz  It  3 b 28,  J R & S add,  3y  7%  . . $1,600 
Ingersoll  W Bto  F R Chandler,  Aug  17,  pt 

It  16  b 5,  21  38  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Isaacson  M and  L E to  J Buehler,  August 
27,  n It  3 b 28,  J R & S addn,  3 y 7%, 
$1,600 


Imsland  S to  M E Greenebaum  Aug  18,  pt 

It  3 b 1,  36  40  13,  4y,  7% $1000 

Jackson  E H to  C D Stinson.  Aug  28,  prt 

It  4 b 12,  21  38  14,  3y  7%  $2,200 

Joerson  C to  E E Prussing,  aug  20;  lot  50 

Altgeld’s  sub,  20  40  14;  ly  G% $300 

Johnson  E H to  A L Coe,  aug  20;  lots  14 

to  21  b 43,  21  38  14:  5y  7% $1,000 

Johnson  C O to  S B Chase,  Aug  20,  pt  blk 

14,  Lake  View,  3y  G% $500 

Jans  F to  R Berger  July  20:  It  27  b 6,  35 

40  13:  3y  G%.  : $300 

Java  M to  J J Altpeter  Aug  28  It  18  blk  4: 

28  39  14:  8% $600 

Jagnow  W to  F Schrader  July  12;  It  1 b 2 

b 49,  19  40  14;  2y  G% $400 

Johnson  J E to  EH  Sheldon  July  14:  lot 

25  b 40  Ogden’s  add:  3y  G% $600 

Jordan  H to  M McCratty,  Aug  25,  lot  18, 

11  39  13,  2y  G% $400 

Jensen  P to  W Heinemann,  aug  24,  It  92 

b 13,  7 39  14,  5y  7% $1,600 

Kleinfeldt  J to  M E Greenebaum,  June 

24,  It  207  b 1 etc  29  40  14,  3y  G% $450 

Karnatz  C to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug  27, 
lots  24  to  30  blK  8,  Gross  n add,  5y  G%% 

$2,000 

Klingelhofer  G to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug 

9,  It  88  b 34,  31  39  14,  3y  7% $450 

Klingelhofer  G to  S E Gross,  Aug  9,  It  88, 

b 34  31  39  14,  8% $300 

Kramp  C to  J C Schumacher,  aug  27,  lot 

54  b 3,  S & G’s  add,  ly  G% $300 

Krege  P to  H Schroeder,  June  5,  lot  14  lot 

199,  Bronson  add,  5y  6% $90 

Keeney  J F to  E H Gary,  Aug — ; pt  bs  20 

and  21,  Pennock,  5y  7% $30,000 

Koehsel  F H to  J Stern,  aug  25,  It  35  sw 

34  39  14,  7% $1,500 

Kort  J P to  If  B Peabody,  Aug  26,  lot  21  b 

1 ; 20  40  14,  5y  7% $1,000 

Kappnan  F C to  W G Kern  Aug  26;  lot  24 

b 51,  33  40  14,  18m  7% $750 

Koukol  J to  L Mandl  Aug  16;  Its  68  and 

69  b 12;  20  39  14;  3y  6% $1,500 

Klebba  J to  B W Kretschmer,  aug  30;  lot 

35  b 4 b 44  Sheffield’s  add,  3y  7%.  . .$1,000 
Knier  H to  R Berger  Aug  26,  It  38  b 3,  9 

38  14,  3 y,  7 % $750 

Kolifski  F to  C J Adams  May  6,  Its  74  and 

75,  7 38  14,  3y,  G% $330 

Kopf  C to  J Buehler  Aug  31,  It  15  b 19,  6 

39  14,  3 m,  8% $180 

Kennedy  M T to  J C Schumacher,  Aug  31, 

It  61  b 7,  S & G add,  5y  7% $1,200 

Kopf  C to  J Buehler,  Aug  31,  It  15  b 19,  6 

39  14,  3m  8% $180 

Koenker  C to  W Heinemann,  Aug  27,  lot  3 

It  31,  Bronson  add,  5y  6% $5,000 

Kanurich  S to  M J Mauritzen,  July  6,  It  6 

It  5 b 3,  Dock  add,  3j.  G% $325 

Kingman  E and  P E to  E N Weart,  May  1 

pt  It  18  b 7,  21  38  14,  5y  7% $2,600 

Keesner  J to  L Mandl,  Aug  31,  It  68  b 11. 

20  39  14,  3y  7% $500 

La  Grange  C A to  J A Barnes,  Aug  31,  prt 

It  52  It  3 b 2,  34  39  14,  3y  6% $2,000 

Lauritzen  J to  A C Gehr  aug  20;  lot  36  b 4 

b 17,  33  39  14:  3y  6% $1,000 

Lawliss  C to  H Felsenthal,  Aug  27:  lot  6 b 

7 Elston  add:  3y  8% $600 

Luter  J H to  R Berger  Aug  19:  Its  29  and 

30  b 6,  35  40  13:  3y  7% $1,700 

Learned  E W to  S E Bradley  Apr  15:  lots 
15  to  18  b 2,  Union  add,  Evanston,  5y  7 

% $1,500 

Lange  F to  L Pasal,  Aug  5,  lots  1 and  2 b 

61,  19  39  14,  3y  6% $5,000 

Ludwig  J to  W F Lubeke  Aug  26;  It  1 It  1 

b 5;  32  39  14,  5y  5% $10,000 

Lindell  J 0 to  C S Redfield,  May  20,  It  5, 

Reich  sub,  16  38  14,  3y  G% $900 

Lehman  H J to  E S Dreyer,  Aug  23.  It  2 b 

3,  34  39  14,  3y  G% ! . . $1,500 

Lew  F to  E E Prussing,  July  26,  It  73  b 74 

20  40  14,  3y  G% $1,200 

Larabee  A to  C S Foy,  Apr  14,  prt  blk  10, 

Rockwell’s  add,  ly  7% $800 

Lee  E T to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  28,  lot 

15  b 9,  North  add,  3y  7% $800 

Lee  E T to  S E Gross,  May  28,  It  15  b 9, 

North  add,  11m,  7% $180 

LeeT  E to  M E Greenebaum,  aug  28,  It  15 


b 9,  North  add,  3y  7% $800 

Lee  E T to  S E Gross,  May  2X,  lot  15  b 9, 

North  add,  11  m 7% $180 

Loffjuist  0 J to  F Sommer,  Aug  25,  Its  23 

and  24  b 9,  28  39  14,  5 1-5$ $1,500 

Larsen  L S to  W Heinemann,  Aug  26,  It  45 

b 5,  36  40  13,  3y  8% $1,000 

Martin  J A to  O C Butz  Aug  23;  Its  51  and 

66  b 6, 17  39  14,  8% $800 

Mills  T J to  S Delamater  July  24:  It  15  b 

26,  25  40  13:  23m  6% $2,000 

McKee  H M to  J Wolfenstetter  Aug  28:  pt 

b 1 It  4:  36  40  13:  2y  7% $500 

McNamee  P Y to  R Waterman  Aug  16;  It 

9 b 1,  20  40  14:  G% $266 

Martin  H M and  T G to  J O’Brien  June  21 

It  104  b 49,  11  39  14;  8% $3,000 

McEnearney  F to  J J Altpeter,  Aug  23,  It 
33:  Shomberger  sub  19  39  14:  8%.  . $2,500 
Mason  C H to  S Kerr  aug  23:  It  8 It  11  b 5 

24  39  13,  43m  G% ,$1,075 

Mullen  M M to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  — 

It  63  b 1,  29  40  14,  2y  G%. . . , $400 

Muller  A to  H G Foreman.  Aug  26,  lots  27 

and  28  b 4,  18  39  14,  5y  G% $2,400 

Macomb  G A to  J E Fay,  aug  18,  lot  23  b 

138,  s s add,  3y  G% $6,000 

Meyer  J to  C F Schumacher  Jr  aug  28;  It 

73  b 6,  13  39  13;  8% $1,500 

Mueller  M to  A Rehm,  aug  25;  It  6 blk  15, 

19  39  14;  5 % $400 

Meyer  C O W to  O Peltzer,  auo  26,  lots  16 

to  19  It  44  b 4,  36  40  13:  2y  7% $1,500 

McGregor  H to  P W Holway  Aug  30,  It  25 

b 1,  7 38  14.  7% $300 

Mitchell  T C to  A T Galt,  Aug  27,  pt  n w 

% sw  \ 10  38  14,  5y  G% $2,000 

McFarland  M to  F K J York,  July  15,  lots 
29  and  30  blk  37,  Sheffield  add,  6 m 6 % 

$100 

Markham  T to  J J Curran.  Aug  24,  It  24, 

G & S add,  13  39  13,  7%% $1,000 

Milnomon  J F to  M A Farr,  Sept  1,  It  48  b 

13,  10  39  13,  18m  7% $1,200 

McEnery  W B to  J Stern,  Aug  5,  It  21  sw 

34  39  14,  7% $5,000 

Meehen  J to  F W Young,  May  28,  lot  31  b 

1,  8 38  14,  33m  G%...~. $275 

McDonald  B E to  D B Dewey,  Sept  1,  Its 

16  and  17  b 14,  34  40  14,  5y  7% $600 

Noble  C W to  J H Bissell,  Mar  11,  It  13  lot 

16  etc  2y  G% $400 

Nelson  F C to  0 C Butz,  Aug  9,  It  13  b 4, 

1 39  13.  8% $2,200 

Nielson  P to  W G Withered  Aug  28:  lots 

31  and  32  b 2:  8 39  14;  5 y 7% $2,500 

Nelson  N E to  J S Wheeler,  Aug  13,  It  98, 

b 34,  7 39  14,  4m  7% $300 

Nemec  T to  A Stepina,  Aug  10,  lot  62  b 44, 

19  39  14,  3v  7% $400 

O’Brien  D F to  G M Bogue,  Aug  9,  It  56  b 

3 etc,  13  39  13:  3y  6% $250 

Ober  N to  A C Gehr  aug  26:  It  1 It  70:  18 

39  14:  3y  G% $1,000 

Olsen  G T to  L Carter,  Aug  4,  lot  9 b 5,  9 

39  13,  3y  G% $450 

Peonke  A to  A H Hahne,  Aug  26,  It  23  b 4 

b 44,  Sheffield  add,  3y  G% $1,000 

Prendergrast  J A to  D J Swenie  aug  25,  It 

44  b 3:  7 39  14:  4v  G% $1,050 

Papineau  E L to  A Smith,  Aug  27 ; lot  8 b 

8,  36  40  13;  5y  7% $1,700 

Persson  C to  N Persson,  Mar  8,  Its  1 and 

2 b 8,  Clifford’s  add,  2y  6# $900 

Pfeifer  A to  S E Gross,  June  27,  It  18  b 3, 

Clifford’s  add,  3y  G% $300 

Pfeifer  A to  S E Gross,  June  27,  It  18  b 3, 

Clifford’s  add,  3y  G% $300 

Peterson  A W to  S E Gross,  aug  23;  lot  29 

b 10  Clifford  add;  2y  6% $300 

Proehl  F to  O Peltzer,  auG  26;  It  90  blk  21 

Sheffield  add;  ly  7% $200 

Pankowin  A to  P Maas,  aug  30;  pt  It  21  b 

2,  Sheffield  add:  8% $3,500 

Powell  W H to  F H Scott,  Aug  2,  lot  67  b 

18,  29  40  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Periolat  M J F and  C F to  J W Scoville, 
Aug  28,  pt  It  10  b 50,  Carpenter  add,  5% 
Pagan  C S to  H W Ames,  Aug  30,  lot  29  b 

5,  25  40  13,  5 1-5% $800 

Payetta  A to  F W Young,  June  1,  It  25  b 

2,  8 38  14,  80  m $480 

Riehl  T to  C H Pierce,  July  10;  lots  42  to 

48  b 9,  31  40  14,  3y  6% $1,700 

Romare  J P S to  E E Prussing,  Aug  16,  It 

21  b 3 20  40  14,  6y  G%% $1,400 

Ray  D A to  S Dunlop,  Aug  27;  lots  21  and 

22  b 2,  7 39  13,  May  1,  7% $500 

Rohrbach  H J to  F J LeMoyne,  Aug  16, 

pt  b 19,  33  39  14,  3y  $2,100 

Rudolph  G to  G Coombs,  Aug  23,  lot  37  b 

4,  Fullerton’s  2d  add,  3y  7% $800 

Regan  J to  E Koch.  Aug  23,  It  27  b 2,  9 38 

14,  3y  6% $300 

Ray  D A to  S Dunlop,  Aug  27,  lots  21  and 

22  b 2,  7 39  13,  May  1,  7% $500 

Ruepp  A to  J Nowak,  July  26,  lot  18  b 26, 


510 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


19  40  14,  3y  8% $375 

Rees  F to  J H Ernst,  aug  20,  pt  lot  26  b 1 

b 5 Sheffield  add,  ly  6$ $800 

Radermacher  M to  H S Dietrich,  Aug  24, 

It  45  b 7,  29  40  14,  8$ $700 

Rogers  F H to  L Carter,  July  7,  lot  18  lot 

11,  3 38  14,  3y  7% $2,500 

Ryan  J to  H G Foreman,  aug  27 ; lot  27  b 

3,  S & F add;  3y  8% $400 

Ramp  W to  C Jorn,  Aug  31,  part  25  37  12, 

Mar  1,  ’90,  8% $5,400 

Rees  F to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug  31,  pt  It 
26  b 1 b 5,  Sheffield  add,  3y  8%  ....  $3, COO 
Roop  B to  E N Weart,  May  1,  part  lots  18 

and  17  b 7,  21  38  14,  5y  7% $2,150 

Roche  C T to  F I Bennett.  Aug  19,  pt  blk 
69  Hopkins  addit’n,  Hyde  Park,  3y  6 % 

$6,000 

Roche  E T and  W H to  T B Bryan,  Aug  30 

Its  7 to  9 b 69,  14  38  14  $29,000 

Summertield  S and  L to  B Rosenberg, 
Aug*26.  Its  3 and  4 lot  42  b 3,  34  39  14, 

1 y 6% $398 

StruuK  H to  E S Dreyer  Aug  26;  It  1 b 2 b 

25,  12  39  12,  3y  7% $300 

Sinnott  J to  J E Dalton,  aug  26,  pt  It  63  b 

3,  8 39  14,  ly  7% $1,000 

Smith  E and  P J to  J E Otis  Aug  21:  lot 

222  b 2,  4 38  14;  2y  1% $225 

Shay  W K to  A Mack,  Aug  21,  It  25  b 14, 19 

39  14,  ly  8% $875 

Sexton  T to  J J Altpeter  Aug  26:  It  28  b 7 

19  39  14:  8% $1,500 

Schweitzer  M to  L Pasal.  Aug  28,  lot  27  b 

65,  5 37  15;  ly  8% ’ $160 

Schipper  M to  P W Palmer,  Feb  8:  It  67  b 

18;  19  39  14:  4y  8% $600 

Schmeling  A to  H Felsenthal  aug  25;  It  56 

b 12,  31  40  14;  3y  6$ $2,000 

Snyder  A J to  C P Keeny,  Aug  7 ; pt  b 20: 

Pennock;  ly  8% $1,000 

Stadler  G J to  C Linderman,  July  6,  It  31 

b 3,  29  40  14,  2y  6% $800 

Schubert  O to  E Knauer,  Aug  19,  It  2 It  32 

Butterfield  add,  2y,  6% $800 

Schoettle  C and  M to  S E Gross,  Aug  18, 

It  93  b 34,  31  39  14,  7% $320 

Schumacher  C F to  T H Schintz,  aug  7,  It 

21  b 1,  20  39  14,  ly  7% $1,500 

Scliepfer  H M to  M E Greenebaum,  July 

14,  It  20  b 4,  Gross  n add,  2y  7% $370 

Sherman  V F to  H W Leman,  Aug  16,  lot 

3 b 2,  2 38  14,  7% $650 

Saxton  M D and  C R to  C A Chase,  aug 
11,  Its  37  and  38  blck  2,  21  38  14,  4y  7%, 

$500 

Sachsel  D J to  V M Brand,  aug  21,  It  38  b 

7 b 42,  Sheffield  add,  5y  7% $5,000 

Schroeder  W to  J Buehler,  aug  23,  It  15  b 

13,  6 39  14,  3y  7% $2,500 

Saxton  M D and  C R to  C A Chase,  aug  11 
lots  37  and  38  block  2,  21  38  14,  4y  7 %, 

$1,000 

Schneidenbach  I and  A to  J H Ernst,  aug 

24,  It  3 blk  2 blk  5,  Sheffield  addn,  4y  6 % 
$300 

Schneider  P to  M E Greenebaum,  aug  23, 

It  199  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3y  6$ $490 

Stockhausen  B to  T H Schintz,  aug  27,  lot 

49  b 24,  35  40  13,  5y  8$ $1,800 

Sporlein  W to  T J Lefens,  Aug  25,  It  2 It  3 

b 15,  sec  15  add,  2y  6$ $8,000 

Schoettle  C and  M to  M E Greenebaum, 

Aug  18,  It  93  b 34,  31  39  14,  3y  7% $400 

Schoettle  C and  M to  M E Greenebaum, 
Aug  18,  It  93  b 34,  31  39  14,  3y  7%  . . . $400 
Seekley  A E to  a T Galt,  auG  25,  pt  lot  47 

b 1 b 12  RoCKwell  add;5y  8% $1,800 

Schumilowski  J to  H E Greenebaum,  aug 
30,  Its  26  to  29  b 8,  31  40  14;  2y  6 % . .$920 
Slapak  J to  J Nowak,  aug  6,  It  93  b 58,  19 

39  14,  11m  8% $1,400 

Schacht  C F M to  E Koch  Aug  7,  Its  30  and 

31  b 2,  9 38  14,  1 y,  7 % $300 

Smith  P J to  P W Snowhook,  Aug  31.  It  8 

b 1,  33  39  14,  3y  8% $700 

Smith  S M to  J C Miller,  Aug  16,  It  1 b 45 

8 37  14,  8% $1,200 

Topinka  V to  L Mandl,  Aug  30,  It  43  b 60 

8 s add,  ly  7% $400 

Toepe  M and  W to  J C Schumacher,  Aug 
28;  It  63  b 6 b 1,  13  39  13;  3y  7%.  . .$1,000 
Todd  C W to  S E Gross,  June  7,  It  39  b 7, 

Gross  n add,  7m  7% $50 

Todd  C W to  S E Gross,  June  7,  It  39  b 7, 

Gross  n add,  7m  7% $50 

Thompson  G and  H to  H A Haugan,  Aug 

25,  It  24  b 3,  8 39  14,  5y  7% $2,500 

Todd  J to  D Quigg,  Aug  7.  pt  It  4 b 7,  frl 

15  add,  3y  8% $95,000 

Urlop  F to  C F Hatterman  Jr,  Mar  16,  pt 

Its  1 and  8 b 7,  5 39  14,  5y  8% $675 

Vung  Pto  I G Lombard:  lot  53  b 1,  23  39 

13;  3y  7% $1,000 

Valk  M to  P J Ellert,  aug  24,  It  30  blck  2, 

Chatfield  add,  2y  8% $600 

Van  Berschot  J and  J W to  J C Miller, 


Aug  16.  It  24  b 44,  7 39  14,  8% $700 

Wagner  F to  E S Dreyer,  Aug  28,  It  7 b 2, 

8 38  14,  3y  7% $500 

Wilson  W P to  S B Mead,  Aug  23,  lot  27  b 

1,  21  38  14,  4y  7% $1,000 

Wilkins  J E and  J R to  G Nichols,  June  5, 

It  2 b 4 b 10,  Rockwell  add,  Jan  10  . .$700 
Wall  M to  S R Hurtord,  Sept  1,  Its  25  and 

26  b 3,  4 38  14,  5y  7% $1,500 

Weeks  F J to  C D Armstrong,  Aug  25,  pt 

It  19  b 2,  21  38  14,  60  ds  7% $140 

Whitcomb  J L to  E Maynard,  May  26,  pt 

It  4 b 13,  39  14,  5y  8% $2,000 

Wagner  J W to  N M Blumenthal,  Aug  21, 

It  30  b 6 b 1,  13  39  14,  2y  8% $1,000 

Wolff  J to  P Popp,  Aug  28,  pt  lots  11  and 

12  b 66,  21  39  14;  5% $2,000 

Weber  B F to  B T Chase  aug  27;  Its  3 and 

4 and  21  b 23:  Lake  View:  ly  7% $875 

Walker  J T to  M Culver  Aug  1;  lot  6 b 2 

Glencoe:  96m $1,600 

Willett  W to  H A Goodrich  aug  30;  It  4 b 

55,  19  39  14;  4y  7% $50  0 

Weitgenan  V to  J J Altpeter  Aug  25:  lot 

6 b 14:  20  39  14,  8% $400 

Westberg  C B to  H C Buechner  Aug  23;  It 

21  b 1 b 1,  19  40  14.  2y  8% $200 

Wagefart  E E to  L Baird,  July  30,  pt  lot3 

52  and  51,  Rockwell  add $2,250 

Wagner  H to  S E Gross.  Aug  14,  lot  33  b 

34,  31  39  14,  7% $300 

Wittke  C to  C H Niemann,  aug  30;  It  5 b 2 

19  40  14;  3y  6% $450 

Webster  J W to  E E Prussing,  aug  31;  lot 

8 b 7 Fnllerton  2d  add,  ly  8 % $1,000 

Wheeland  C to  B R De  Young,  aug  27,  lot 

42  b 3,  36  40  13:  2y  $407 

Wagner  H to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug  14,  It 

33  b 34,  31  39  14,  3y  7% $400 

Wilfart  L to  C J Vopicka,  Aug  28,  It  40  It 

1 b 44,  21  39  14,  5y  7% $600 

Wilfart  Louis  to  C J Vopicka,  Aug  18,  lot 

40  It  39  It  1 b 44,  21  39  14,  5y  7% $600 

Wandrey  T & F W to  E S Dreyer  Aug  16, 

Its  51  and  53  b 24,  33  40  14,  3y,  8%.  .$3,000 
Zimmerman  A M and  F to  W D Kerfoot 
July  10,  Its  8 and  9 It  2,  13  39  13,  3 y 8% 
$1,912 

CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Andress  & Co  to  R Rothschilds  Sons  Aug 
26,  saloon  goods,  2111  Wabash  av,  1 y 

pm $536 

Adams  S M to  M A Wolcott  aug  31,  furn  42 

May  st,  ly $ 

Aheam  J to  F Schulthies  Aug  28,  confec- 
tionery 18  Desplaines  st,  60  ds $50 

Biancle  E to  L Sodini  Aug  30,  horse  etc 

98  Indiana  st,  ly $130 

Boyd  V H to  J W Lusk  Aug  28,  piano  12  e 

16th  st  6)4 m $130 

Bloom  C to  F Anderson  JuLy  22,  furn  33 

Fay  st,  6m $54 

Blismier  H to  H Kay  May  28,  hay  etc  on 
Its  29  to  36  b 24  and  Its  1 to  60  b 25  and 

pt  blk  26,  W Heights  4 m $475 

Block  L A to  M L Pemberton  Aug  27  furn 

75  12th  st $55 

Berger  D to  B Berger  Aug  26,  pool  tables 

etc  125  Brown  st,  ly $180 

Brown  W B to  Brunswick-B-C  Co  Aug  7, 
billiard  goods,  61  Chicago  av,  10  m . .$150 
Bauer  L to  H Alport  June  30,  furn  75  12th 

st $30 

Babcock  B F to  J W Lusk  Aug  28,  furn 

Lyons  3 m $115 

Blomquist  G to  C Williams  Aug  28,  furn 

507  n Halsted  st  5 m $38 

Brodie  C L to  HA  Pemberton  Aug  31, 

furn,  221  n ClarK  st,  4 m $125 

Burns  M E to  C Williams  Sept  1,  piano 

and  furn,  SO  Otis  st,  4 m $36 

Creagh  J to  J S Cooke  Aug  26,  saloon 

3755  Wallace  st,  4 m $125 

Cowles  M to  C S Harmon  Aug  24,  furn 

3344  Forest  av,  1 y $1,000 

Collins  F to  A Schaffhauser  Aug  26,  furn 

28  Lexington  st,  6m $140 

Cervenka  J to  P SchoeDhofen  B Co  Aug 

26,  saloon  125  19th  st,  2 y $300 

Cartwright  L F to  G H Brown  Aug  21, 
marKet,  furn  and  Singer  s m,  4m...  $200 
Clancy  G D to  S C Hunt  July  30,  feathers 

etc,  ly $75 

Curtis  J F to  W N Alley  Aug  26,  piano  1040 

n Wood  st,  4 m $95 

Cross  G to  J H Spear  Aug  30,  furn  103 

State  st,  6m $340 

Cass  W L to  C R Goodman  Aug  24,  piano 

W Hieghts,  8m $100 

Coburn  N P & A B to  0 E Wyman  Aug  31, 

furn  470  Wabash  av  6 m $135 

Carlson  & Ohlson  to  Wacker  & B B & M 
Co  Aug  30,  pool  table  etc  53  Chicago  av 

$650 

Chapin  L D to  G Gates  Aug  19,  piano 


Hyde  ParK,  6m $124 

Dorsch  E & A to  J Cullen  aug  23,  oroan 

furn  Ss  m,  etc  258w  14th  st,  8m $87 

Driscoll  J H to  C Seipp  Brg  Co  Aug  31,  sa- 
loon 754  Madison  st,  3m $125 

Duggan  M & J to  ()  F Malcolm  Aug  30, 

piano,  37  Emerson  av,  3m $60 

Dorns  W J to  A L Tremain  Aug  2,  green- 
houses etc,  Evanston  2 y $1,100 

Drigge  K to  R Isham  Aug  26,  furn  2953 

Dearborn  st,  6m $53 

Dix  E J to  M Speth  Aug  26,  furn  381  Or- 
chard st,  ly $400 

Dolan  T J to  G P Knowles  Aug  28,  furn 

107  Clare  st,  1 y $350 

Ebel  R to  Marder,  L & Co  Aug  28,  print- 
ing office  210  Clybourn  av,  21  m $225 

Enright  T F to  J D Spear  Aug  25,  furn  218 

Chestnut  st $130 

Edmunds  S E to  C L Hoyer  Aug  27,  horses 

etc  791  Clybourn  av,  Feb  1 $150 

Ely  F F to  C H Fuller  Sept  1,  furn,  , 

2y $210 

Foxwell  C to  J H Norton  Aug  28,  mantles 

etc,  607  Pullman  bldg $125 

Fish  C C to  C Ryan  Aug  27,  furn  183  Park 

av,  6m $62 

Flynn  W to  A Carmichael  (trans  to  Blain 
Bro)  Aug  16,  cottage  etc  4084  Dearborn 

st  6 m $53 

Fraser  T to  C Williams  Aug  26,  piano  and 

furn,  840  Congress  st,  5 m $69 

Faulkner  W J to  T Boyle  Aug  27,  furn  5288 

Cornell  av,  4 m $174 

Frahm  I & C to  P J Ellert  Aug  26,  piano 

590  w Chicago  av $200 

Goodwell  A F to  C Babcock  Aug  27,  furn 

313  State  st,  5 m $70 

Gausman  P C to  Bemis  & M Brg  Co  Aug 

24,  saloon  187  w Taylor  st $300 

Gallagher  J toF  J Dewes  Brg  Co  Aug  26, 

saloon  29  Chicago  av,  ly $300 

Gilbert  G to  L A W Brush  Aug  13,  furn 

and  W s m,  67  Fowler  st,  12  ds $66 

Gearry  L to  G Goodkind  Aug  30,  furn,  7m 

$300 

Gardner  J M to  J D Spear  aug  30,  furn 

4317  St  Lawrence  av  3m  $40 

Gleason  A to  E R WalKer  Aug  7,  furn,  468 

30th  st,  3m $33 

Garrison  E H to  C E Baker  aug  28,  furn 

282  Sedgwick  st.  6 m $121 

Garmeson  J D to  L A W Brush  aug  16, 

furn  4128  Prairie  av $148 

Graves  B J to  C Babcock  Aug  28,  furn,  18 

Trustee  st,  4m $51 

Gordon  H to  C Weber  Aug  26,  saloon,  122 

Austin  av,  ly $200 

Grunfield  J to  H Sweet  aug  27,  bldg  Hol- 
stein 2y $900 

Ganger  F to  Rittenhouse  & Embree  Aug 

30  house  4219  VVinter  st,  ly $300 

Halley  JN&FEtoLAW  Brush  Aug  31 

furn,  106  Desplsines  st,  ly $207 

Hall  M V to  G B Christie  Aug  27,  furn 

724  Sherman  av $ 

Hill  N to  F Hutchinson  Aug  31,  horses  etc 

422  w Van  Buren  st $105 

Holmes  W J to  J W Lusk  Aug  31,  saloon 

3205  State  st,  6m $195 

Hoganson  C to  G J WilliamsAug  31  house 

Jefferson,  8m  $132 

Hengel  M to  J H Spear  Aug  25,  furn  325 

Elm  st,  lm $38 

Hansen  D toAF  Stevenson  Aug  30,  houses 

etc.  Its  6 and  7 b 3,  8 38  14,  2y $200 

Hughes  S to  L B Shields  Aug  26,  furn  434 

Dearborn  st,  6 m $48 

Hoegen  G to  Wacker  & B B & M Co,  Aug 

24,  saloon,  44  w Division  st,  ly $600 

Hill  J L to  S Richardson  Aug  24,  furn  and 

piano,  3431  Forest  av,  5 m $357 

Hjelte  A to  W H King  Aug  26,  furn  409 

Gross  Parkway,  10  m $135 

Harmon  P M to  P Best  Brg  Co  Aug  24, 

furn,  376  w Indiana  st,  ly $200 

Honath  P to  P Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  Aug 

27,  saloon,  71  Randolph  st  2 y $750 

Hood  C T to  J W Lusk  Aug  27,  furn.  34 

De  Kalb  st,  2 m $216 

Imhoff  J W to  J Cullen  Aug  26,  furn  246 

Halsted  st  6 m $42 

Jones  K to  E R Walker  aug  26,  furn  157 

17th  st,  3m $39 

Janssen  C A to  J F Griffin  Aug  23,  saloon 

331  Madison  st,  ly $400 

Jackman  B to  T W Harris  Aug  26,  piano 

146  La  Salle  av $225 

Joyce  M J to  A Logan  Aug  27,  horses  etc 

1242  Madison  st,  90  ds $100 

Jochem  G to  C Seipp  Brg  Co  Aug  26,  furn 

109  Adams  st  ly $800 

Johnson  J H to  E R Walker  Aug  26,  piano 

Proviso,  3 m $116 

Johannes  P J to  W N Alley  Aug  27,  horse 

etc  337  Indiana  st  5 m $182 

Jensen  M to  A ELind  Aug  4,  furn  198  n 


Peoria  st  8 m $15C 

Knights  P to  C Babcock  Aug  28,  piano, 

and  furn  74  26th  st,  3 m $240 

Kountz  B F to  M A Wolcott  Aug  27,  furn 

607  Englewood  av,  8 m $190 

Kulle  G IV  to  W D Coppermoll  Aug  18, 

furn,  457  Seminary  av,  Apr  3 $100 

Kellogg  C C to  W N Alley  Aug  28,  furn  466 

Van  Buren  st,  6m $08 

Kelly  S to  C Wyman,  Aug  28,  furn  1164 

Fulton  st.'6m $147 

Klein  H to  Maul  & Levin  Aug  28,  furn  835 

Halsted  st,  8 m 8% $250 

Kilchenskien  J A to  C BabcocK  Aug  23, 

furn,  2032  Wabash  av $576 

Littlefield  V L to  J Littlefield  May  1, 

house,  Calumet,  4y $4350 

Lytle  G W W to  B Axman , furn  2707 

Butterfield  av $60 

Langley  J H Jr  to  J J Solon  Sept  1, , 

10  m $950 

Lawrence  G W to  J W Lusk  Aug  31,  piano 

and  furn,  15  Elizabeth  st,  6m $558 

Laida  C G to  E R Walker  aug  27,  furn, 

— Hein  st,  5 m $138 

Lauritzen  C to  R Isham  Aug  4,  furn  etc, 

Kensington,  6m $71 

Lynch  G to  D Lynch  Aug  30,  wagon  etc 

72  Finnell  st,  1 y $1000 

Logan  J L S to  C E Page  Aug  30,  type- 
writer, 18  m $75 

Larson  J to  E R Walker  Aug  8,  horses  etc 

116  Sedgwick  st,  4 m $190 

Lewin  H T to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  Aug  26, 
poolYable  etc  189  Madison  st,  60  d"s.$500 
Lihme  L to  W H King  Aug  20,  shooting 

gallery,  530  Madison  st,  4 m $60 

Le  Blond  J to  C Verger  (tran  to  Blain 
Bro)  Aug  20,  furn  22  Hastings  st,  2y  $100 
Links  A to  A Allen  Aug  27,  furn,  “Del 

monico”  hotel $140 

Malinski  D & J to  F Kossakowski  Aug  25, 

furn  668  Noble  st  1 y $493 

Mullaney  J T to  M Brand  & Co  Aug  9, 

pool  table,  Niles  30  ds $100 

Mason  D to  C Williams  Aug  23,  furn 

242)4  Sangamon  st,  7 m $71 

Morris  J J to  J W Lusk  Aug  28,  furn  96 

Halsted  st,  8m ,$77 

McCann  F to  P Best  Brg  Co  Aug  30,  sa- 
loon 89  Kinzie  st,  6 m $198' 

McGuire  J to  S E Blaisdell  Aug  30,  wagon 

6 m $100 

Mulick  W to  C Wyman  Aug  16,  furn  890 

Carroll  av,  6m $58 

Martin  M to  F Anderson  Aug  9,  furn  98 

Halsted  st,  6m $61 

McAffery  S to  C Wyman  furn,  1067  Cly- 
bourn av,  6m $42 

Martinsen  P to  C Wyman  Aug  30,  furn  j 

177  w Huron  st,  6 m $38 

Meservey  G L to  J Cullen  Aug  25,  piano 

and  furn  330  Centre  av,  3 m $60 

McCarthy  J J to  J H Spear  Aug  30,  furn 

383  Gross  parKway,  6m $38 

Munsell  F R to  J G Falcon  Aug  18,  furn 

63  De  Kalb  st,  15  m $125 

MaKepeace  W T to  C Tuckhorn  & Co  Aug 
27,  billiard  tables  etc  1382  Madison  st 

4m $100 

Nally  J to  C Babcock  aug  30.  furn  278  n 

Market  st,  3m $32 

Nelson  M to  C Babcock  aug  31,  furn  774 

w North  av  4 m $46 

Nahrstaedt  W T to  Seavey  Bros  Mfg  Co 

, restaurant  71  Randolph  st,  Dec  3, 

$168 

Nanman  J to  M Brand  & Co  Aug  18,  sa- 
loon 14  Clark  st,  1 y $800 

Ott  C B to  B Sweazy  Aug  28,  machy  etc 

41  Eldredge  ct,  8 m $385 

Oppenheimer  H to  E R Walker  Aug  16, 

furn  3927  Halsted  st,  3 m $56 

Oilepp  W to  C Wyman  Aug  15,  horse  etc 

. 686  Carroll  av,  6 m $54 

Olver  H G to  G W Straight  July  10,  ma- 
chy 703  Centre  av,  6m $500 

Payne  J to  G J Williams  Aug  31,  horses 

etc  66  Wendell  st,  6m $96 

Pierce  E J to  T Chiperfield  Aug  21,  furn 

69  Rush  st,  2 y $626 

Peterson  C to  T Peterson  Aag  24,  cattle, 

etc,  — Grand  av,  ly $300 

Purrell  A to  J Samuels  Aug  28,  furn  Wa- 
bash av  and  18th  st $394  , 

Phillipson  F to  J W Lusk  Aug  27,  furn  170 

w Madison  st  1 y $287 

Quinn  W to  F J Dewes  Brg  Co  Aug  27,  so- 

loon  123  Halsted  st,  2 y $1450 

Risene  A to  J W Lusk  Aug  31,  mule  etc, 

133  w North  av,  6m $57 

Reineman  A to  E Tupes  Aug  16,  furn  248 

s Halsted  st $200 

Riekolt  C to  F M Bailie  Aug  28,  market 

198  Sheffield  av,  5 m $116 

Robinson  F to  S Elwood  Apr  5,  furn,  497 
State  st $195 


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LUMBER,  LATH  AUD  SHlNGLESr 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

KILN  - It  n IE  It  II  si  Bl  It  WO  O It  FL  GORING* 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Rod  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices , 

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Spalding  F D to  J W Lusk  Aug  27,  piano 

furn  etc,  115  n Sheldon  st  6 m $341 

Sorrenson  M & C to  Reid  Murdock  & F, 
Aug  26,  grocery  etc  Jefferson  4m....  $331 
Streethr  J W to  J VV  Lusk  Aug  24,  piano 

furn  etc,  30  Aldine  sq,  3 m $1090 

Seidel  L to  W N Alley  Aug  27,  horses 

machy  etc,  145  Clybourn  av  4 m $95 

Stanton  M to  J H Norton  Aug  28,  furn  etc 

183  21st  st,  8 wks $87 

Stott  C M to  J H Norton  Aug  26,  furn  973 

Folk  st,  6m $234 

Schubert  A to  8 C Kanter  Aug  5,  furn  458 

n Clark  st,  6 m $186 

Stoddard  MG  to  G B Christie  Aug  25, 

furn,  8 Arbor  pi,  lv $112 

Starck  C to  N Starck  Aug  26,  horses  etc 

2978  La  Salle  st,  2 y $600 

Silvester  J to  G Gillespie  Aug  27,  furn 

146  State  st,  1 m $200 

Stuver  T D to  Cream  City  Brg  Co  Aug  27 
saloon  Randolph  and  MarKet  sts  2 y 

$3500 

Spink  E A to  J D Spear  Aug  25,  piano 

, 6 m $65 

Sanderson  W L to  C Ryan  Aug  27,  piano 
furn  and  Davis  s m,  545  Austin  av,  6 m 

$122 

Stub  C to  J Hunkey  Aug  30,  furn  739  w 

North  av.  6m $120 

Smith  VV  to  J Cullen  aug  26,  furn  605  32d 

st  3 m $42 

Shaffer  E F to  J W Eisenburg  aug  28,  bug- 
gy 354  w Adams  st,  52  ds $65 

Scace  W B to  S B Searl  Aug  31,  horses  etc, 

397  Laxe  st,  ly $965 

Sonenschein  M to  J VV  Lusk  Aug  31,  furn 

22  St  Johns  pi,  4m $136 

SchleicKe  J F to  J H Spear  Aug  30,  horses 

etc  23  n Green  st,  6m $87 

Schwennicke  L to  H A Pemberton  Aug  31 

furn,  322  Larrabee  st,  7 m $70 

Schramm  E to  A Vahldick  Aug  31,  grocery 

522  Blue  Island  av,  Oct  1, $225 

Seremer  J P L to  J Jonas  Sept  1,  saloon 

124  n Clark  st,  6m $300 

Taylor  C to  M L Pemberton  Aug  30,  furn 

198  Aberdeen  st,  3 m $62 

Thompson  S to  B Axman  Aug  20, , 3 

m $38 

Turner  E M to  M L Pemberton  Aug  23, 

furn,  66  Park  av.  6 m $109 

Turben  L M to  C E Wyman  Aug  31,  furn 

719  Scheuber  st,  3 m $36 

Thomas  H to  J Cullen  Aug  25,  piano  and 

furn  689  Ashland  av,  3 m $67 

Thierweiler  M to  Brunswick  & Co  Aug  28, 

pool  table  etc,  128  String  st,  8 m $90 

Thompson  J to  W H King  Apr  15,  piano 

103  n Ada  st,  6 m $125 

Whipple  J to  W N Alley  Aug  30,  piano 

628  Fulton  st,  3m $58 

Wallin  C O to  M A Wolcott  Aug  31,  piano, 

1528  Dunnino  st,  3m $115 

Wait  E F to  B Swaizey  Aug  27,  engine  etc 

41  Eldredge  ct,  1 y $900 

Wehr  H to  J W Lusk  Aug  26,  furn  18  n 

Canal  st,  6 m $132 

Wagner  P W to  J W Lusk  Aug  27,  horses 

etc  Lake  View,  6 m $130 

Walker  ER  to  C Babcock  July  24,  furn, 

175  Halsted  st,  Aug  30 $5000 

Wallace  M J to  C Babcock  July  27,  furn 

89  Paulina  st,  2 m $56 

Whitley  W J to  L B Shields  Aug  26,  furn 

430  Madison  st  6 m $125 

Wentworth  L M to  C Williams  Aug  30, 

furn  305  Oakley  av,  5 m $33 

Weins  J P to  C BabcocK  Aug  31,  furn  691 

' Chicago  av,  3m $78 

White  F L to  J Littlefield  June  1,  house  2 

y $2,650 

Weis  A to  C Williams  Sept  1,  horses  etc 

I 975  n Robey  st,  7m $167 

Wail  J W to  0 D Wilkins  Sept  1,  planing 
i mill  Hinman  and  Throop  sts,  4 m . . $4000 
Wolf  F to  R Rothschilds  Sons  Aug  30,  sa- 
! loon  goods,  4 River  st,  Mch  2,  pm.  $300 

Young  H F to  G Howard  Sept  1,  horse  etc 


843  Fulton  st,  60  ds  $125 

Yates  J to  W N Alley  Aug  24,  piano,  S Ev- 
anston, 3 m $118^ 

Young  R to  J Kenan  Aug  30,  horses  etc  25 
Meridian  st,  6 m $676 

THURSDAY’S  REPORT. 

TOO  L ATE  TO  GLASSIES. 

Black  C to  S M Friedman  Sept  1,  saloon 

2802  Archer  av,  1 v $150 

Mclniry  P to  J S Cook  Aug  31,  saloon  236 

Blue  Island  av,  1 y $300 

Person  C A to  M B Olmsted  Aug  30,  piano 

$80 

Goldbeck  E to  W L Heidloff  Aug  30,  furn, 

151  w 18th  st,  30  ds $340 

Ewald  E to  A Giffert  Aug  23,  furn  220  13th 

pi,  6m $65 

Schmall  C to  A Giffert  Aug  20,  furn,  243 

Mohawk  st,  13  m $180 

Baldwin  E E to  Brunswick  & Co  Aug  31, 
pool  tables  etc  640  Van  Buren  st,  ly.$275 
Loftus  A to  J O’Hern  Aug  21,  horse  124  w 

Adams  st  4 m $51 

Marcus  H M to  A Wolf  Sept  1,  salonn  42 

w Adams  st,  3 ds $250 

Moore  F A to  J D Spear  Sept  1 piano  and 

furn,  — Washington  3 m $230 

Van  Pelt  M to  R Isham  Sept  1 furn,  4533 

Dearborn  st,  6m $136 

Day  F F to  W T Johnson  Aug  30,  furn  326 

Van  Buren  st  9 m $71 

James  B B to  Sulir  Bros  Aug  31,  piano, 

Evanston  6 m $154 

Fredman  J C to  W N Alley  Aug  31,  furn 

367  Van  Buren  st  6 m $100 

Fife  J A to  Same  Aug  30,  furn  17  May  st 

6m $130 

HoweW  B to  Same  Aug  30,  furn  — Eng- 
lewood st,  4m $87 

Wilson  J L to  Same  Aug  27,  furn,  2126 

Wabash  av,  6 m $54 

Avery  C A to  Same  Aug  31,  furn  241  31st 

st  6m $93 

Muzzy  N M to  A Schaffhauser  Aug  30,  en- 
gine etc  80  e Van  Buren  st,  6 m $132 

Anderson  J P to  W N Alley  Aug  31,  furn 

3734  Emerson  av,  6 m $67 

Purdy  J P to  Same  Aug  27,  furn,  80  Hast- 
ings st $54 

Stritter  R to  Same  Aug  30,  furn  113  Indi 

ana  st,  2 m $50 

Ford  S to  M K Williams  Sept  1,  furn  349 

Monroe  st $78 

Cooper  J C to  T J Hayberg  Sept  1,  furn 

demand $45 

O’Connell  E to  J W Lusk  Sept  1,  furn  42 

25th  pi  6m $68 

Eldred  C to  Same  Sept  1,  piano  and  furn 

Open  Bd  of  T bldg  3 m $218 

French  M W to  I J Mix  Aug  20  horses  etc 
3329  Vernon  av,  ly $200 

MORTGAGES. 

Gould  R E to  F A Winkelman  Aug  23,  Its 

47  and  48  b 1,  35  40  13,  1 y,  6% $250 

Bolles  M F to  R VV  Bridge  Aug  20,  w 34  It 

16  It  4 b 4,  Ellis  w add,  5 y,  1% $1700 

McIntyre  J to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  Aug  23 

It  4 b 4 b 24,  29  39  14,  8$ $400 

Lembarti  N to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  Aug 

27,  Its  32  to  34  b 47,  7 38  14,  8 $ $700 

Svenson  P to  H Lewis  Aug  27,  pt  Its  1 and 

2 b 71,  R,  M & S add  3 y,  6% $3000 

Bruedigam  C to  H Minke  July  15,  It  79 
and  pt  It  78  b 23,  5 39  14,  2 y,  6% ... . $2000 
Fosse  J L to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn 

Aug  26,  It  33  b 1,  4 39  14,  5 1 5 $ $5000 

Hess  H C to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Aug  26,  It  15  b 1,  Clifford  add,  5 1-5$ 

$1,300 

Krueger  J to  N Chicago  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Aug  26,  It  4 It  89,  Butterfield  add,  5 1-5$ 

$41 

Murphy  J E to  Calumet  B & L Assn  Apl 
21,  Its  19  and  20  b 8,  Kensington 

$2000 

McClintock  J to  Provident  L & T Co  Aug 
19,  pt  Its  £ and  6 b 24,  s s add,  13  y,  5$ 
$20,000 


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Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Worker, 
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Fouhey  T to  J B Sutherland  Aug  23,  It  3 It  | 

2,  Rockwell’s  add,  2 y 6$ $250  1 

Haugh  L to  M Babin  Aug  23,  It  18,  Babin  I 

sub,  8 38  14,  2 y 6$ $300 

Wilke  A to  W Wilke  Aug  26,  It  7 b 5,  4 38 

14,  5y  6$ $500 

Spencer  D H to  A Jaegerman  Aug  24  It  14 

b 48,  Cornell  8$ $1650 

Miller  P to  W Mainald  Aug  24,  It  22  b 38 

21  3814,  3 y 7$ $200 

Julian  A R toM  E Vandegrift  Aug  23  pt 

12  42  10,  1 y,  6$ $1000 

Lawton  C T to  W Cleaver  aug  24  It  13  and 

pt  14,  b 1,  11  38  14,  6 y 5$ $2800 

Kennieott  M S to  J Klehm  Aug  18.  e 34  n 

w 34  se  34  29  42  12.  4y  6$ $900 

Schraeder  J to  H F Wolff  Aug  23,  pt  It  3 b 

8,  R add,  Blue  Island,  Apr  1,  6$ $470 

Wolff  A W to  Home  Mut  L Assn  aug  26, 

Its  1 to  4 b 28,  25  40  13,  5 1-5$ $2000 

O’Connor  M to  M W Kerwin  Aug  11,  It  16 

and  pt  It  15  b 3,  16  38  14.  7$ $300 

Peterson  A W to  Phoenix  B Society  Aug  24 

It  7 b 2,  Parkside,  5$ $600 

Nelson  M to  Chicago  Perm  B & L Assn 

Aug  17,  It  6 b 11,  17  38  14,  8$ $700 

Turner  M & M to  Chicago  Perm  B & L 
Assn  aug  17,  It  20  b 3 Brookland  8$  .$500 
Thies  F H to  A Bumsted  aug  16,  sw  34  sw 

34  27  42  9,  4y,  6$ $1,600 

Dale  J T to  D Fales  Aug  28,  It  4,  Winnet- 

ka  6m  8$ $1,500 

Pohlmann  C A to  F W Hatterman  Aug  15. 

It  42  b 16,  Holstein  4 y 6$ $500 

Lewis  J to  E G Schrieber  Aug  24,  pt  ne  34 

19  36  15,  ly,  8$ $88 

Popp  A to  W F Thomas  July  15,  It  12,  It  1 

b 4,  30  39  14,  45  m,  7$ $900 

Williams  M A to  J A Williams  July  7,  It 

16  b 15,  29  40  14,  2y,  7$ $600 

Thoen  J J to  N W M L Ins  Co  Aug  11,  It 

15  b 41,  Ogden  add,  3v  6$ $4500 

Sjoberg  J G to  Phoenix  B Society  Aug  24 

pt  It  21  It  C,  28  40  14,  5$ $1  900 

Stanley  J A to  Phoenix  B Society  Aug  26, 

pt  It  21,  28  40  14,  5$ $1,600 

Peterson  B to  People’s  B & L Assn  Aug  2, 

It  45  b 2,  10  39  13,  8$ $1,300 

Niqnet  R to  Home  M L Assn  Aug  28,  pt  It 

1 b 30,  33  40  14,  5 1-5$ $1000 

Wilder  E E to  Cosmopolitan  B & L Assn, 

Aug  25,  It  1 b 2,  5 37  14,  7$ $2300 

Kelley  C M to  F C Arsston  Aug  31,  It  23  b 

7.  Delavan’s  add $2000 

Jansen  J H to  L Larson  Aug  27,  It  58  b 2, 

8 39  14,  5 y,  6$ $400 

Geffinger  J <fc  P to  M Hoffman  Sept  1;  pt 

nw  34  31  41  13,  3y,  8$ $700 

Fogarty  S & W to  E F Reynolds  June  2, 


Its  39  and  40  b 2,  10  38  14,  1 y,  6$.  . .$1450 
Schmidt  E to  H L Weise  Aug  1,  pt  b 34,  s 

e 34  1 2 39  1 2,  5 y,  7$ $400 

McLaughlan  J to  R J Bennett  Aug  28,  It  8 

It  7 b 28,  Ravenswood,  4y,  6$ $2200 

Bergen  D to  P Lorber  Sept  1,  It  35  b 7, 

Archer  add,  2 y 6$ $1,000 

Lumelbach  J to  M Ballin  July  23,  Its  29, 

and  30,  8 38  14,  2 y,  6$ $300 

Sennet  J to  Garden  O S L & B Assn  Aug 

27,  It  38,  b 1,  8 38  14,  8$ $300 

Thompson  W to  M E Jaquish  Sept  1,  Its 
45  and  46  b 5,  Normalville,  2y,  6$ . . . . $800 
Drew  D to  A Gillegan  Sept  1,  It  53,  b 3,  33 
39  14,  6 m $650 


QUIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  ASM  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lot  10  blk  22  Douglas  Park  add  Aug  11, 

R Conner  to  E Lawrence $175 

Lots  9 and  12,  blk  1 Walker’s  sub  w 34  nw 
34  34  39  14,  Aug  5,  Thos  Whitley  et  al  to 

Elizabeth  Whitley  $1 

S 27,  ft  Lots  B1k  6,  frl  sec  16  add  Aug  16 
Elizabeth  J Hopson  to  Addison  Ballard  $1 
E 25  ft  w 35  ft  Lot  6,  Blk  5,  Cleaverville 
add  Aug  11,  Julia  E Tierney  to  Jane 

Tierney $5 

Lots  94  95  96  B1k  52  19  39  14,  Aug  24, 
Steele  Welders  Co  et  al  to  Levy  Maver.$l 
Lot  12  Blk  B Blk  11,  Walsh  & McMullen’s 
sub  20  39  14  Aug  24,  Rozalie  Lukasek 

to  Matz  Lukasek $200 

Lots  33  and  34  Blk  8 in  sub  pt  NE  of  ave 
nw  34  29  40  14,  Chas  B Ver  Nooy  to  F S 

Peabody $1 

Lot  39  Butterfield’s  add  Aug  26,  Chas  A 

Sawyer  to  Jens  Jensen $75 

W 34  Lot  7 Blk  6,  Stones  sub  of  Astors  add 
Aug  19,  Hannah  M Thurman  to  A Fisch- 
er  $500 

Lot  58  Blk  27,  Sheffield’s  add  Aug  24,  Geo 

Lill  to  Theodore  Riehl $1 

E 34  Lot  16,  Blk  24,  Carpenter  add  Aug  21 

Fred  A Bragg  to  J Carne  Jr $100 

Lot  24  Blk  51,  33  40  14  Aug  6,  Ablin  Kern 

et  al  to  F C Kaphan $600 

Lots  14  15,  Blk  12,  Walker’s  sub  se  34  28 
39  14,  Aug  7,  Harriet  M Fuller  to  Sarah 

Gleeson $100 

Lot8  blk  1 blk  3,  Honore’s  sub  in  Tiernans 
sub  18  39  14,  Mch  27,  Wm  K Wells  to  A 

S Broman $30 

Lot  1 B1k  1 Rigdons  sub  Aug  28,  C W Rig- 

don  to  Joseph  J Miller $1 

N 34  lot  13  blk  138  S S add  Aug  27,  Mich- 
ael Weil  to  L Z Leiter $1 


: 


Lot  3 Blk  6 Wallers  Sub  NE 
Aug  28,  D J Hogan  et  al  to  Bridget 

Quane $15 

Lots  17  and  18  Blk  5 Thompson’s  sub  ne 
% 1 39  13,  July  1,  Peter  Ward  to  R W 

Davenport $1 

Lot  5 blk  35,  Sheffield  add  Aug  17,  Hiram 

Coombs  to  Michel  Conway $80 

Lot  1G  B1k  8,  Wallers  sub  N E 3^  30  39  14 


J1IIXSMENTS. 

CIBOUIT  COURT. 

57058  St  Bonafacius  Liehesbund  v Frank  Goitowsky 
and  Emil  H Bersa.  By  deflt,  $321. 

BILLS  OF  SALE. 

Struven  D to  Sophia  Struven  July  2’  84,  Bldgs  No 

154-156  E Erie  st $3,000 

Dennis  Fred’k  J to  Ida  M Dennis  Aug  25,  furn  1229 

Washington  Bd $10 

Tichy  Frank  to  Josef  a Tichy  Aug  24,  furn  584% 

Centre  av $115 

Watff  Christopher  to  G A Bischoff  May  15,  Lock- 
smith shop  261  S Clark  st $2,700 

Winship  Chas  A to  Ferdinand  Kemkele  Aug  19,  Res- 
taurant etc $2300 

Eisen  Christian  to  E P Schmidt  Aug  25,  horse  and 

wagon $250 

Smith  Wm  N to  W H Mainers  July  31,  Bldg  2215 

and  2217  State  st $750 

Walff  John  H to  Sophia  Walff  Aug  26,  bldg  and  sa- 
loon 136  E Jackson  st $700 

MacDonald  Chas  to  The  Hercules  Iron  Works  Aug 

25,  machinery  etc $100 

Maker  E E to  W C Wood  Aug  26,  machinery  etc  35 

N Canal  st $50  .< 

Shealey  P J & C L Williams  to  Geo  W Coon  July  16 
horses  wagons  and  furn  sw  cor  12th  and  Halsted 

sts $1900 

Sebring  Alice  to  C L Williams  & P J Shealey  July 

16,  Same $1500 

Dietrich  & Wallace  to  S B Arnold  Aug  26  engines, 

265  and  267  Canal  st $500 

Delamater  Frank  C to  Sam’l  Delamater  Aug  21 

bldg  No  58  & 60  Pacific  av $3600 

Morgan  Seward  to  Geo  W Spencer  Aug  18,  The 

Lumber  Trade  Journal $1 

Hays  A M to  Lizzie  M Hayes  Aug  28  office  furn, 

$100 

Heine  Gottlieb  to  Chas  Sehr  Aug  26  meat  market 

635  Lincoln  av $275 

Summer  Gabriel  J to  A Christian  Aug  26,  grocery 

store  280  w Ohio  st $600 

Henning  Johann  to  F T E Rogge  Aug  28,  furn  381 

N Paulina  st $100 

Lewy  Mathias  to  Leopold  LowenstenAug  27  jewelry 

store  633  Milwaukee  av $2000 

Hill  Mrs  A C to  Belle  Hill  Aug  27,  furn  659  w Lake 

st $289 

Pinger  Peter  to  Lena  Wagner  Feb  25,  barber  shop 

246  n Clark  st $385 

Bremer  J J to  P J Johannes  Aug  31,  Milk  route  etc 

, $362 

Adam  John  to  V Cerny  Aug  30,  grocery  store  210  w 

20th  st $400 

Hulse  Chas  A al  to  David  T Brown  Aug  25,  furn 
148  5th  ave $1001 


FRONT  ELEVATION 


1 12x32  1 1 12x32  I 

KITCHEN 

11x11.6 


SITTING  ROOM 
13.3x15 


DINING  ROOM 
13x11 


D 12x32  □ 


BATH 

7x8 


CHAMBER 
11  x 15 


2.0x7  — 2.0x7 


uh  n 


/O 


PARLOR 
15  x 11.6 


T-Lj  62  x 66  lJ-T 


HALL  6.0 


VERANDA  4 6 " 


CHAMBER 

12x11 


CLOSET 

3x3 


3 


CHAMBER 

15x11.6 


ALCOVE 

6.6x4 


_J  24  x 33  □ 24x32  J 


j 24  x 82  L 
GOTHIC 


SECOND  STORY 


PRINCIPAL  STORY. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ikon  Cobnioes,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

CoDtracte  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


(rjjTs 

factory  Lamps 

KlJildeks  df 

IIiKg  A 5 z, 

WATER 
Ml  DF^i 


PHILADELPHIA. 

N.YxN.J.G.G.Lt.Co.Ltd 

Nn.l  PARK  PLACE. 

NEW  YORK, 

J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(fibst  floob) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— OAR  LOTS-DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch $47  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  154  and  1 54  inches 45  00 

3d  clear,  114. 114  and  2 inches 42  00 

A select,  114  and  114  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches 41  00 

B select,  114,  1 14  and  2 inches 30  00@32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 25  00 

2x4  B,  select 21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30J0O 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

let  and  2d  clear 47  00 

3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  ( base ) 34  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select 25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C 32  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D 20  f t 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

“ **  2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRES8ED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch 35  00 

B 33  00 

C 25  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 25  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch .*. 20  00 

B , 6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

B 35  10 

O 27  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 40  00 

A siding  strips 38  00 

A flooring  strips 33  90 

B „ „ 32  00 

0 „ 23  00 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 23  00 

A,  %-incb,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

B 20  50 

0 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  % -inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A,  14 -inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  On 

B,  14  insh,.  6 inch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

0 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 10  50 

-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Kenl  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


O.  M.  Wells.  j.  m.  Peobist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

R.  EJ  .A.  Xj  ESTATE, 

lO*  LaSalle  St.,  Room  19,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcirr-ining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Bear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 
For  sale.  Chicago. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  &.  54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  >108&  110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St„  - Chicago. 


PERFECTS  A TISFACTION 


SEWING-MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms*  15-17.  »©  LaHalle  Wti  eet. 


J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUIOK8HANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 Q4  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


W.  L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Eire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


WM.  LEAtiVE  & CO.. 

Eeal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 


CHICAGO.  ILL. 


J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

WHEELER  & CO.— Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Rent- 
ing. Room  1 — 130  La  Salle  St. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS' 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 


Hew  Hcmc  Sewini  Machine  Co.1 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

C3  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 
FOB  SALE  V ( 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO, 
jjranch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4165 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

161  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


T94  LaSalle  St., 


BANK, 


ANDtea 


Furniture 


LUMLEY , 

Chicago,  111. 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 


and  Fittings 


Lare’e  Stock  on  Hand. 


IlllllllMlIMlIiM 

Special  Work  to  Order 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10, 12  and  20  feat 13  00 

M „ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  154  and  154 -inch 13  00 

Green,  tl  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  leei It  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

,,  12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  50 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  nrices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
On  side,  11  two  sides.  *1  50. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1*4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected ...  19  00 
Battens,  2 Inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  (X)  50 

2)4 -inch 00  60 

254->nch 90  ®5 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAB  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 11  00fejl6  00 

2x8,  „ „ 11  00@14  50 

2x10,  „ „ 11  006*16  00 

2x12,  „ 11  00@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 1 80 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 “ “ “ “ 14 

6 “ “ “ “ 18 

7 “ “ “ “ 23 

8 “ “ “ “ 33 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 43 

8 inch,  sawed  54.  7 feet 754 

9 to  11,  “ 54,  7 feet 11 

5(4  inch,  “ 54,  7 feet 754 

6 “ “ 54,  7 feet 9 

7 “ “ 54,  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ 54,  7 feet 16 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city. 


Chicago  inspection: 

1st  and  2d  in 7HITE.W°°.D’. »24  00@26  00 

154  in-  an(i  over 25  00  27  00 

Common 17  00 

Cull 11  00  13  00 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  154  in 23  00  25  00 

Thicker 25  00  27  00 

Cull 8 00  10  00 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

Clear 26  00 

Common 16  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

Timbers 17  00  19  00 

Quarter-sawed 38  00 

BED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 24  00  25  00 

Common 15  00  16  00 

Cull 10  00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00  30  00 

Axles 30  00 

Cull 10  00 

Reaches 25  00  27  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d.  1 in 65  00  75  00 

Thicker 70  00  80  00 

Common 45  00  50  00 

Cull 25  00  30  00 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50  00 

154x154  & 2x2 25  00  35  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  In 70  no  75  00 

Thick 80  00  85  00 

Common 35  00  40  00 

Cull lo  00  15  00 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

1st  & 2d 32  50  35  00 

1st  & 2d,  154  in  and  up 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Cull 6 00  10  00 

Log  run  13  00  15  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00  21  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 5 00  7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

Clear 20  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 00  6 00 

Log  Run 14  00  15  00 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 24  00  27  00 

Common  and  better 22  00 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

SYCAMORE. 

Good 15  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00  15  CO 

Cull 

Log  Run 12  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling.. ..  22  00  24  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 19  00  20  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  29  00 

CYPRESS, 

1st  & 2d 30  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD- 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 44  50 

“ “ “ rough 42  50 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 90 

Fancy  butt 4 60 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 


Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  (School  - houses  and 
Dwellings. 


59  & 61  Lake  St. 


| CHICACO.  | 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 

227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


A2STD 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wabash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons  : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston,  111. 

8.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  at. 


IZLTSTTZR^IfcTCIE]  J^.CS-EISrC'Y'. 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  • 


Telephone  No.  1353 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE! 


We  make 

Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 

Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimne}7s,  Etc. 

^“Our  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 

2vda.de  in  anyColor  Desired 

Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted.  Delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  111. 


Stein  WAY'S 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior— -including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 

LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vioe-Pres.  V “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  B(5ynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICACO. 

tSf"  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 

PETER  E POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


F Adi.  CLARKE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


Sewer 


MOiDS  & UKSE7. 

I 07  '.a-alle  Street. 

Yards — S9  N.  Elizabeth  St. 
35th  at.  * L.  & S.  M.  S.  R.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY, 


ADVERTISERS 

Can  learn  the  exact 
cost  of  any  proposed 
line  of  Advertising  in 
American  Papers 
by  addressing  Geo.  P 
Rowell  & Co’s 

Newspaper  Advertising  Bureau, 
lO  Spruce  St., 

Send  lO  cts.  for  175  Page  Pamphlet 


H.  O.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS Ir 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILDINGS IIL 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE Iv' 

THE  RECORD 

THE  RECORD-  Continued yj 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS '.'.'."'.'.'."'.".I'.'.  VIII. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  Ix. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS ..'....  X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LA W— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-FORECLOSURES XIl! 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


The  Only  Reaily  Reliable  Roof  in  the  Market. 


COAL! 


& Co. 


MAIN  OFFICE:— 107  DEARBORN  ST. 

YARDS  AND  OFFICES: 

CITY  ( Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  R.  ) I,AKR  VIEW 

Telephone  1303.  ( Clybourn  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R.  S Telephone  395. 


Packers  1 Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 


Henry  Sharon  &Co. 

No.  2sJ6  Ea  Salle  St , Chicago. 

The  Negotiating  of  Specific  Sales  a Specialty. 
Investments  Made.  Taxes  Paid  and  Prop- 
erty managed  for  Non-Residents. 
Real-estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Loans  Negotiated, 
Property  Leased. 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co.. 

Chicago  Opera  House  Building 

M.  KEATING, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

20  1 to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retai 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856], 

NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


oi'vTni'vo  ( Henby  Botsford,  President. 
OhJtlCERS.-j  Chakles  l Hutchinson.  Tr< 


Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 
Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 


WM.  E.  & WM.  F.  KOLLO  & CO.,  Agents,  Telei9holJb  210  La  Salle  Street. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

24-6  Wabash  Av©,.  telephone,  .»yio.  CHICAGO. 
PETER  & BINDER, 

CONTRACTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Tin  and  Slate  Roofing, 

Metal  Sky-Liahts,  Dormer  Windows,  Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
General  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Works, 

684  MILWAUKEE  AVE.,  - - CHICAGO. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co. 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES. 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

9 MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Ke-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.1  Nos.  251  & 253  Wabash  Ave.,  - - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 


Finest  Pressed 


175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 


COMPANY. 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 


Real  Estate,  Loan  § Renting 


-)  -A.  O-  E 1ST  T S . ( 


ALLtS,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.] 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  k CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 


Baird  & Bradley,  Ems.  1517, 90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  k Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  k PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 
BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle  st. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  k Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  k HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 


PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  st 


1 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

CULLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  8,  N.  W.  cor.  Randolph 
and  La  Salle  Sts. 


.DAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 


Edwards  & Richards,  winnepeg  Bik,  s.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 


HEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 
REED,  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  6t. 

REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RCJNYAN  E.  F.,  & SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHARON.  HENRY,  & CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 
SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 
STANLEY,  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 
STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TAYLOR,  WM.  E.,  31st  st.,  cor  Cottage  Grove  ave. 
TIDHOLM  & REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  & KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 


^ IERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 


OETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st. 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  k Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  k HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salie  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Bik,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 


WALKER;S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  k Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  & CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rrn.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  k CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 


YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C , & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers, 


SHARON,  HENRY,  & CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 


HAWKINSON  k BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Bik. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  k SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 


JENKS,  S.  L.,  & Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 
JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 


ANDERSON,  E.  W.,  64  Waldo  Place. 


KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  k Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  k 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl'k,  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 


I.EAGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 


EDISON,  FLERSHEIM  k CO..  84  k 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


CUDELL  k LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Architect, 


CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F.,  239  West  Chicago  ave. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 


DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street- 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc, 


MANNEGOLD  k HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  k 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel. No.  9817. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 


BRANDT,  H E.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 


MAGILL,  J.  C.,  k Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
MoNEILL,  Malcom,  k Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MICK,  Jas.  F.,  k Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  k Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  64,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W.  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 

NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 


CHANDLER  k CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  k Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  8001 . 


NORTON  D.,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 


OSBORNE  k KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 


THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  k 268  Wabash  i 


CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.-Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8 — 165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Wood  Carpets. 


CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Iron  Cornices. 


CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 
KNISELY  k MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO.,1 22-126  Wash 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  k RICKCORDS,  85  k 8' 
born  st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 
PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County 
House. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Grjfe 
Roofers. 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M„  148  La  Salle  st. 


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Glass  Beveler  and  Silverel 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


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REED  & HURLBUT, 

MOISTEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 
EAILWAT  IBOIxTiDS  FOE  SALE. 

Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hum. but,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 


W.  I-T.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 


c.  U.  GORDON.  w.  L.  BLOOD. 

G,  U,  Gordon  & Go., 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

T9  Dearborn  St., 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


CH/nAGO. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONES  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS, 


149  Madison  Street. 


. F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No.  433. 


OHAS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL. 

PRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Weight  & Tyrrell, 


Time  Loans  Negotiated, 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 
Dealers  in  RealEstate. 


C.  R.  WALLECK, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Haisted  St., 

CHICAGO,  IL.fi, 

Special  attention  given  to  ihe  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Northwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-class  se- 
curity. EgyCorrespondence  solicited. 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 
^“We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents. 

W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ani  Financial  Agents. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER.  C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Haisted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 
Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-elass  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOANS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

H.  FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

RealEstate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

BOOM  lO, 

99  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

El.  S.  DREYER  Sc  CO., 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

H.  L.  TURNER.  YV.  A.  POND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  estate  Mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  CoUected. 
Estates  Managed. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam'l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway',  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  C H 1 C AGO. 

F,  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Especi) 1 attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Tru  :tee 
••0^0** 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  77.  Illinois  Hat  1 Bank  Bldg. 

D.  a.  HAMILTON, 

DEALER  IN 

RealEstate  I Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

MAX  ELCHBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS. 

Broker  in  First-Class  Securities.  Low  Rates  for 
Gilt-Edge  Securities. 

100  Washington  St„  Chicago. 

GEO.  M.  BOQUE.  H.  W.  HOYT.  H.  B.  BOGUS. 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street, 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 


AltTHUR  C.-  GBHE  U oO.,  (Successors  to ) 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 
No.  114  Dearborn  St,  CHICAGO. 


BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

OlfcT  COMMISSION. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  St  CO., 

Real  Estate;, 

MORTGAGE!  LOANS, 

125  La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Apnts. 


Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 


S.  E.  GROSS  S CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


HENRY  A.  OSBORN.  JOSEPH  B.  KEELER. 

OSBORN  & KEELER, 

Real  Estate  and  Renting  Agency, 

S.  E.  cor.  La  Salle  & Monroe  Sts. 


Choice  Property  for  Investment  a Specialty. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


R.  W.  BRIDGE, 

135  Dearborn  St. 


Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


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===  JOURNAL. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 
CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  SEPT.  11,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  most  prominent  feature  of  the  mar- 
ket is  the  purchase  of  vacant  lots  for 
immediate  improvement.  These  lots  are 
situated  in  all  parts  of  the  city  and  suburbs. 
The  building  permits  show  an  unusual  in- 
crease and  will  more  than  make  up  for  the 
temporary  labor  disturbances  in  the  early 
spring. 

Among  the  principal  transfers  of  the 
week  to  be  noted,  are:  Premises  northeast 

corner  Halsted  and  Van  Buren  sts.,  50x96  ft., 
to  H.  H.  Kohlsaat,  for  $50,000.  Lots  1 to 
5,  block  9,  South  Branch,  to  Otto  S.  Geither, 
$45,000.  Premises,  40x138)^  ft.  on  State 
street,  120  ft.  west  of  Congress,  to  Levi  Z. 
Leiter,  $65,000.  On  Dearborn  avenue,  154 
ft.  north  of  Schiller.  171.8-10x132  feet,  to 
Chas.  G.  Smith,  $50,709.  Southwest  corner 
Sangamon  and  Adams,  100x125,  to  C,  L. 
Jenks,  $19,000. 

While  we  have  spoken  In  previous  issues 
of  the  many  legitimate  real-estate  men,  and 
the  innumerable  curb-stone  brokers  who,  by 
some  way  or  other,  escape  the  payment  of 
the  license  fee  now  necessary  to  the  legiti- 
mate transaction  of  sales  of  real-estate,  we 
have  overlooked,  in  a measure,  the  lawyers 
who,  in  large  numbers,  sell  real-estate  and 
transact  a loaning  business.  Lawyers,  as  a 
rule,  charge  full  commissions  for  the  sale  of 
their  client’s  property  or  divide  with  the 
agent  who  happens  to  be  in  the  deal.  The 
daily  papers  show  the  continuous  advertising 
of  men  who  class  themselves  as  lawyers  and 
who  pay  no  license.  Certain  lawyers  even 
go  so  far  as  to  put  up  boards,  advertising 
property  for  sale.  All  this  would  be  right 
and  not  objected  to  if  said  attorneys  would 
take  out  licenses.  But,  by  calling  them- 
selves lawyers,  they  escape  this  tax.  If  the 
license  has  any  advantage  at  all  for  brokers, 
it  is  to  be  found  in  the  protection  afforded 
them  in  their  business. 

This  has  not  yet  been  realized.  It  still 
remains  with  the  authorities  who  demand 
the  license  to  give  them  this  lawful  pro- 
tection or  repeal  the  license  law. 

A petition  was  presented  at  the  last  meet- 
ing of  the  Board  of  Hyde  Park,  for  the 
right  of  way  for  an  elevated  road.  The 
proposed  track  will  occupy  the  alley  be- 
tween Calumet  and  Prairie  aves.,  from  34th 
to  65th  streets.  At  the  meeting  of  the 
Board  of  Education  the  same  company 
asked  for  a right  of  way  for  a double  track 
elevated  railroad  over  the  alley-way  between 
Butterfield  and  Dearborn  streets,  in  the  rear 
of  the  Keith  School,  which  is  on  Dearborn 
and  34th  sts.  The  company,  known  as  the 
Consolidated  Rapid  Transit  and  Elevated 
Railroad  Co.,  has  obtained  a good  part  of 
the  right  of  way  in  Hyde  Park.  It  is  un- 
derstood that  it  is  backed  strongly  by  John 
D.  Jennings,  Geo.  M.  Pullman,  and  other 
capitalists.  The  road  will  eventually  run 
from  the  center  of  the  city  to  South  Park 
and  Pullman. 

J.  P.  White  has  closed  two  sales  of  $20,000 
each,  of  North  Side  improved  real-estate. 

C.  Lindemann  & Son  sold  25x145  feet  on 
Sheffield  ave.,  south  of  Diversey,  $1,250;  50x 
125  ft.  on  Harrington,  south  of  Diversey, 
$800;  25x126  ft.,  improved,  Baxer  st.,  north 


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of  School.  $1,800;  100x150,  Evanston  ave., 
near  Addison,  $3,000;  25x125  ft.  on  Snyder, 
south  of  School,  $575. 

Pierce  & Ware  report  an  increased  activ- 
ity in  the  demand  for  real-estate. 

0.  M.  Wells  & Co.  have  sold  two  houses 
on  Prairie  ave.,  $14,000;  one  house  at  South 
Park,  $5,000;  and  ten  cottages  at  Hermosa, 
$15,000.  This  closes  out  their  subdivision 
property  in  Hermosa.  They  are  just  finish- 
ing 16  houses  on  Prairie  ave.,  between  39th 
and  41st  streets,  and  have  commenced  five 
more  at  South  Park. 

F.  A.  Henshaw  says:  “Renting  is  better. 
All  desirable  houses  will  be  taken  this  fall.” 

M.  J.  Richards  is  now  located  in  the  Mc- 
Cormick Block.  Several  sales  have  been  re- 
cently closed  by  him. 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co.  have  sold  49x175 
ft.  southeast  corner  Central  Park  Boulevard 
and  Meade,  at  $1,400;  96x175  on  Central 
Park  Boulevard,  east  of  Meade,  $2,600;  on 
Johnson  ave.,  west  of  Milwaukee  ave.,  cot- 
tage and  two  lots,  $975;  50x126,  Kedzie  ave., 
south  of  Central  Park  Boulevard,  $700;  two 
lots  adjoining,  $750;  50x150  on  Central  Park 
Boulevard,  east  of  Kedzie,  $1,300;  6 lots  on 
Troy  st.,  $300  each;  lot,  improved,  on  Mil- 
waukee ave.,  $3,300;  one  lot  on  Sheffield, 
near  Centre  ave.,  $2,350.  Five  houses  are 
being  built  on  Kedzie  ave.;  also  ten  on  Wal- 
nut, near  Kedzie,  and  30  more  will  be  built 
soon  on  Walnut  and  Fulton  streets.  An 
advance  of  $50  a lot  has  been  made  in  the 
subdivision  adjoining  Central  Park. 

Chas.  Hertzel  reports  an  improvement  in 
the  demand  for  State  at.  property,  and  that 
adjoining.  This  is  due  to  the  construction 
of  the  cable  road. 

Barnard  & Calkins  notice  an  improvement 
in  acre  property  to  the  south.  The  elevated 
railroad  is  taking  a more  definite  shape. 

SPARHAM  CEMENT  ROOF. 

With  the  improvement  that  has  been  made 
in  almost  every  branch  of  industry,  that  of 
roofing  has  not  fallen  short.  For,  upon  ex- 
amination, such  advancement  proves  to  have 
been  made  that  the  ideal  roof  neems  to  be 


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Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  T 

BEST  IN  THE  MARKET. 

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: GOOD  PIANOS  for  RENT  : 

Pianos  and  Organs 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  ns  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO.  WS  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


already  in  hand.  To  meet  this  demand  for 
an  ideal  roof,  the  Sparham  Roofing  Co., who, 
two  years  ago,  came  to  Chicago  from  Cana- 
da, where  their  roof  receives  the  most  flat- 
tering testimonials,  seems  to  make  good  its 
claim.  The  company  believe  that  an  ideal 
roof  should  be  impervious  to  all  weather; 
light,  easily  laid  in  summer  and  winter 
alike;  able  to  go  without  repairs  for  at  least 
ten  years,  a good  non-conductor,  fire-proof, 
able  to  be  walked  on  without  injury,  and 
easy  to  be  repaired  by  unskilled  labor  and 
without  recourse  to  the  mechanic  who  laid 
it.  All  these  conditions  of  an  ideal  roof 
they  are  able  to  meet  in  the  Sparham  Ce- 
ment Roof,  under  the  sole  proprietorship 
for  Illinois  of  the  Sparham  Roofing  Com- 
pany, 149  La  Salle  street. 

A letter  from  the  L.  S.  & M.  S.  Railway 
will  show  the  satisfaction  which  the  roof 
gives  in  Chicago: 

“ A Sparham  roof  was  laid  on  the  car 
shop  of  the  L.  S.  & M.  S.  Ry.  in  this  city, 
about  fifteen  months  ago,  and  is  giving  en- 
tire satisfaction.  The  building  has  been 
roofed  twice  with  other  materials  and  the 
“Sparham  ” is  the  only  one  which  proved 
to  be  WAXEE-TIGHT.  As  far  as  I am  able 
to  judge,  I believe  there  is  nothing  better. 

The  merits  of  this  machinj  justly  claim 
the  attention  of  architects,  builders  and 
property  owners. 

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Real  Estate, 

Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  DEARBORN  STREET,  ROOM  49,  CHICAGO. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


ISTo-  1 70  Dearborn  Street,  Oliicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 


Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

dispossessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  p 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


Wisconsin  seems  to  be  a favorite  State 
with  emigrants  from  Northern  Europe.  The 
census  of  the  past  year  indicates  that  the 
principal  increase  in  population  was  made 
up  of  Swedes,  Norwegians  and  Germans. 
In  1880  the  German-born  citizens  did  not 
number  more  than  200,000,  while  last  year’s 
figures  give  the  number  as  265,756.  There 
were  less  than  50,000  Scandinavians  in  1880, 
but  90,057  in  1885.  According  to  the  cenius 
of  1885,  the  total  number  of  foreign-born 
citizens  was  405,000;  last  year,  in  round 
numbers,  $500,000. 


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ADAMS  & ADAMS, 

DEALERS  IN 

(FINE  DRY,  OIL  » COACH  COLORS 

AND 

General  Painters’  Suvpplies. 

Exclusive  Agents  for 

WALPOLE  MORTAR  BLACK. 

248  RANDOLPH  ST.,  CHICAGO. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M Boice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Ketail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


J.  W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Bee.  andTrea, 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36, 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


LARRABEE  & NORTH, 

DEALERS  IN 

IBTJILDEIR/S  HARDWARE 
Engineer’s  and  Surveyor’s  Instruments. 

No.  191  St  ate  Street, 

Palmer  House  Block. 


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COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


idvanee  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
, in  Building  Material. 

P.  Luhn  will  soon  replace  his  present  building  with  a 
hree  story  brick. 

Arkansas  City.  Kan — J.  H.  Bonsall  has  begun  the  excav- 
.tion  for  his  proposed  three  story  bricK  and  stone  business 
dock. 

Marshall,  Tex — Three  story  brick  hotel;  cost  $15,000: 
.wner,  Chas.  Grimocheo;  architect,  Thos.  Harding,  Little 
tocK. 

Newton,  Kan  —Shaver  & Co.  contemplate  a new  three- 
tory  brick  and  stone  building,  glass  front,  in  the  near  fu- 
□re,  610  North  Main  st. 

— F.  K.  Hewitt,  brick  residence,  31x47  ft.,  cut-stone  trim- 
lings,  grates  and  wood  mantels,  electric  wires,  pneumatic 
abes,  fine  plumbing;  cost  $3,800;  J.  P.  Myers,  builder. 

Milwaukee,  Wis. — E.  H.  Barber  will  build  a brick  ve 

*ered  residence  on  Astor  st.,  to  cost  $7,000. T.  H.  Judd 

fill  build  an  addition  to  his  place  on  Clybourn  st.,  to  cost 
16,000. 

Cincinnati,  Ohio — J.  W.  Kolbe,  builder  corner  of  Clay 
t.  and  Canal,  is  erecting  a three-story  brick  dwelling  at  the 
orner  of  Twelfth  and  JacKson  sts.  for  Alex.  Darismont.  He 
i also  remodeling  a dwelling  at  Ar  ch  and  Ludlow  sts. 

Tiffin,  Ohio. — D.  J.  Stalter,  two-story  brick  residence, 
3x49  feet,  cut  stone  and  terra  cotta  trimmings,  grates  and 
lantels,  electric  wires,  pneumatic  bells,  fine  plumbing, 
le  hearths  and  vestibule,  cost,  $5,600;  contract  let;  J.  P. 

lyers,  builder. M.  Frost,  five  frame  cottages;  cost  $3,- 

00;  one  frame  cottage,  cost  $1,300;  D.  M.  Weaver,  builder. 


Medicine  Lodge,  Kan. — Byerly,  Dark  & Runyan  are  go- 
ing to  build  a two  story  brick  building. 

Goshen.  Ind. — Architect  Rev.  J.  N.  Barnett  has  prepared 
plans  for  the  English  Lutherian  Church,  one-story  brick 
building,  40x70  feet,  two  towers,  galvanized  iron  cornice, 
stained  glass,  hardwood  finish,  hot  air  heat,  cost  about 
$6,000. 

Larned,  Kan. — A solid  bricK  block,  e s Broadway  bet. 
Fourth  and  Fifth  Sts.  The  building  will  extend  from  the 
Pawnee  Oounty  Bank  to  Fourth  St.  They  will  all  be  two- 
story,  with  the  first  floor  cut  into  business  houses.  On  the 
cor.  Fourth  St.  and  Broadway  the  upper  story  will  be  made 
into  an  opera  house.  The  first  building  on  the  cor.  will  be 
owned  by  White  & Minor;  the  second,  by  N B Freeland;  the 
third,  by  A.  H Boyd;  the  fourth  and  fifth,  by  John  Schnack; 
the  seventh,  by  Rowe  & Long;  and  the  eighth, by  T.  J. 
Owens. 

Cleveland,  Ohio. — Four-story  brick  and  Ohio  stone 
building  for  stores,  Erie  st.,  for  Jas.  Pason;  cost  $20,000; 

Geo  F.  Hammond,  architect. -Apartment  house,  corner 

Euclid  and  Brownell  sts,  for  Col.  John  Hay,  cost  $40,000; 
Geo.  F.  Hammond,  architect. Three-story  frame  dwell- 

ing, corner  Franklin  avenue  and  Birch  st;  cost,  $3,000;  H. 
Traite,  builder. — — Two  frame  dwellings  on  Liberty  street; 
cost  $4,500;  B.  Kemer,  builder.  Three  story  frame  dwell- 
ing, corner  FranKlin  ave.  and  Duane  street;  cost  $4,000;  H. 
UnKrich,  builder. Four-story  brick  block  for  stores,  On- 

tario st.,  near  Boliver;  cost  $25,000:  J.  M.  Blackburn,  ar- 
chitect.  Frame  dwelling  on  Bolton  avenue  for  W.  C.  Mc- 

Ewen;  cost  $3,000;  F.  C.  Bate,  architect. Three-story 

frame  dwelling  on  Genesee  st.,  for  Geo.  A.  Rudd;  Esq.;  cost 

$5,000;  C.  F.  Schweinfurth,  architect. Five-story  brick 

and  stone  business  block  on  Ontario  st.,  near  St.  Clair,  for 
Geo.  Worthington;  cost,  $30,000;  Cudell  & Richardson,  ar- 
chitects.  Five-story  brick  and  business  block,  corner  St. 

Clair  st.  and  Park  place,  for  W.  J.  Morgan;  cost  $20,000; 
Cudell  & Richardson,  architects.  Five-story  brick  and  stone 
business  block,  corner  St.  Clair  and  Bond  streets,  for  W.  J. 
Morgan;  cost,  $25,000;  Cudell  & Richardson,  architects. 


FAlTETSTT 


Compressed  Lead  SashWeiqhts 


Twice  the  licit  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  K«  Friction.— Ko  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s  “ 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

51  to  59West  St. 

CHICAGO. 


REPORT  OF  NEW  BUIIL.IDI3Sra-S  -AJSTO  BTJILIDinxrG-S  TO  BE!  ERECTED,’ 

In  advance  of  Permits  for  the  week  ending  Sept.  11,  1886.  See  Official  Report  of  Building  Permits,  Fifth  Page. 


oard  ot  Education 

i.  J Davis 

hicago  Wareh’e  & Mfg  Co. 

r Hunt e 

' Stoelker  

(no  McEwen 

Q Adams 

H Smith 

'm  Waller 

;hos  Eckhardt 

udge  Davis 

urner  & Bond 

W Case 

,.enry  Hoyt 

■ R Keith 

am’l  Anderson 

icttfried  Brewing  Co 

P Switzer 

Irs  Spetz 

I >dorson  & Peterson 

jl  H Van  Ingen 

udge  G Goodrich 

Lind 

■ev  Wm  Horan  (pastor).. 
H Fluke  & C H Crane 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


School  building 

Residence 

Business  Bldg 

Flat  building 

Residence 

Dwelling 

Warehouse 

Residence 

Dwelling 

Stores  and  flats 

Cottages 

Flat  building  

Residence 

Flat  building 

Brewery 

Stores  and  flats  

Flat  building 

Dwelling 

Flat  building 

Catholic  Church 

Residence 


SIZE. 


LOCATION. 


COST 


rzn 

ARCHITECT  OB  BUILDER. 


53x23 
26x67 
37x70 
80x1 70 
35x75 
100x70 
25x1. ,0 


40x115 

25x56 


21x56 

52x128 

26x46 


Congress  st  and  Ogden  av 

Sawyer  av,  nr  Douglas  Park 

SW  cor  Washington  & Market  st. 
Chicago 


140000 

6000 


Parnell  av  and  30th  st 

Bercley  & 41st  sts 

166  N Halsled  st 

Calumet  ave  & 20th  st 

1808  Prairie  av 

Chicago 

(suburb) 


Hyde  Park,  111. 
Englewood,  III . 


7000 
8000 
16000 
100000 
30000 
40000 
10000 
601  00 
35000 
6000 
12000 
40  “ 
10  “ 
4500 
10000 


25P00 

12000 

7000 

24000 

7000 


F B Abbott,  Home  Insurance  bldg. 


L GHallberg,  Ashland  Blk. 


Treat  & Foltz,  78  Dearborn  st 

Cobb  k Frost.  Opera  House  bldg  .. 

J L Silsbee,  Lakeside  bld’g 

J M Van  Osdel,  41  Clark  st 

Turner  & Bond,  102  Washington  st. 


F B Townsend,  149  La  Salle  st.. .. 

L B Dixon,  Gaff  bldg 

Cobb  & Frost,  Opera  House  bldg. 

L G Hallberg,  Ashland  blk 

W Griesser,  177  La  Salle  st 

W Strippleman,  161  La  Salle  st. . 


OstliDg  & Burgeois,  161  La  Salle  st . . 

Cobb  k Frost,  Opera  House  Bldg 

8 V Shipman,  230  La  Salle  st 

Ostling  & Bourgeois,  161  La  Salle  st. 

J 3 Egan,  142  Dearborn  st 

W L Carroll,  Ashland  Blk 


DESCRIPTION. 


Pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 


Pressed  brick,  stone,  iron,  etc, 

“ “ “ glass  etc. 


“ “ “ iron,  etc. 

Terra  cotta,  brick  and  stone. 
Pressed  Brick,  stone,  iron,  etc 


Brick  and  Stone. 

Pre6ssd  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 
Stone,  iron,  plate  and  stained  glass. 
Pressed  Brick,  stODe  iron  and  glass. 
Frame— Fixtures  wanted. 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

“ “ “ iron  etc. 

u “ iron,  glass,  etc. 

“ “ stone,  glass,  etc. 

u “ stone  and  iron. 


“ “ stone,  glas8'  et«. 

Frame,  plate  and  stained  Sags. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 


-AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 


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Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


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— [Established  1865.] — 

W.  L.  Schradek.  Fb.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

83  Washington  St.,  Chicago. 

North  Side  and  hake  View  property  a specialty. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATI  j 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE: 

6830  Halsted  Street-Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 

H.  I.  GOLDY  F.  W.  ZURBURG. 

Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St..  - - - CHICAGO. 


Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 


^■.lloney  Loaned,'1 

®“Taxes  Paid, 

{^“Investments  Made, 

g^liuildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

HEAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS, 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 

Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


O.  A,  HALE.  E.  O.  HALE. 

HALE  BROS., 

HEAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 

164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 


A.  IVi.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Boom  24 — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 

MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  OUJtRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

It.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 

F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  I Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 

FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Street 


FOR  SALE. — By  Goldy  & Zubbubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53%xl37 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av,  lot  25x152;  choice. $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice. $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,00 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  froit  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bnck  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


FOR  SALE — By  R.  W.  Hyman,  Je.  & Co., 
184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 

160  ACRES  OF  LAND, 

Near  Chicago.  This  piece  of  land  is  high 
and  dry  and  near  the  Wisconsin  Central 
Railroad.  Will  sell  at  a price  which  is 
bound  to  insure  a large  profit.  Terms  to 
suit. 

R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Pbopebty  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bebnhabd  F.  Webee,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Ravenswood  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works 

POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  ‘Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  C< 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAC 

Call  Telephone  .\«.  209. 


FOR  SALE.  ] | | 

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— (o)(o)  E.  S.  DREYER  & CO.  (o)(o)— 
(°)(o)  -m-  (o)(o) 

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N : E.  cor.  Dearborn  and  Washington  Sts. 

North  Clark  st,  66x151,  partly  improved, 

$25,000 

North  Clark  st,  corner,  75x150,  imp’d,  29,000 
North  Clark  st,  corner,  vacant,  114x 

200  per  foot,  $120 

North  Clark  st,  corner,  72  ft,  impr’d,  $75,000 

North  Clark  st.,  4-story  building 20,000 

North  Clark  st.,  4-story  building 18.000 

North  Clark  st,  vacant  lot,  50x150.  . . 9,000 

North  Clark  st,  vacant  business  lot. . 5,500 

Dearborn  and  Division  sts.,  144x132 

foot  lot 46.000 

Dearborn  av.,  a block  of  four  3-story 

residences 47,000 

Dearborn  and  La  Salle  avs.,  fine  res- 
idences, from  . $8,000  to  36,000 

Chicago  ave.  and  Michigan  st.,  (be- 
tween) flat  buildings  bringing  10$ 

and  over,  from $10,000  to  26,000 

Lincoln  Park  (1)^  blks  from),  stone 

front  reaidence 6,300 

Lincoln  Park  (one  blK  from),  3-story 

14-room  house 7,600 

Frederick  st.,  17-room  residence.with 
50x174  foot  lot,  barn,  and  all  mod- 
ern conveniences 10.500 

La  Salle  ave.,  3-story  stone  front. . . 8,000 

Indiana  st.  and  Dearborn  av.,  three- 

story  brick  house 9,000 

SedgwicK  st.,  near  Centre,  3-story 

flat 7,200 

Lake  View,  five  excellent  residences, 

(corners.) 

South  Side,  store  property  and  busi- 
ness blocks  in  business  centre, 
from $14,000  to  $500,000 


THE  SOATES  WARM  AIR  FIR 
NACE. 

One  of  the  few  companies'  from  outsi 
Chicago,  exhibiting  in  the  Exposition  is  t 
“ Scates  Warm  Air  Furnace  Manufacturii 
Co.,”  organized  last  March,  who  have  cor 
from  Nashville,  Tenn.,  to  show  the  merits 
their  furnace  to  the  people  of  the  West.  7 
ready  it  is  attracting  much  attention,  as 
possesses  merits  not  common  with  the  ore 
nary  furnaces.  The  economy  in  fuel,  lar; 
radiating  surface,  there  being  175  squa 
feet  of  radiating  surface  in  their  medic 
size,  and  its  capacity  to  heat  any  buildiii 
however  large — schools,  churches,  factorii 
warehouses,  residences,  etc.,  all  combine 
make  it  a powerful  and  popular  heati 
Soft  or  hard  coal,  coke  or  wood  can  be  use 
and  the  amount  of  fire  can  be  governed 
suit  the  necessities  of  heat,  by  a pate 
grate.  An  examination  of  this  furnace 
architects,  builders  and  property  owners, 
especially  desired  by  the  general  agent 
the  company,  Horace  Foster.  They  also  os 
attention  to  their  system  of  water  lieatiu 
in  connection  with  their  furnace,  by  whi< 
warm  water  can  be  thrown  in  every  room  < 
a building. 

INCREASE  IN  POPULATION. 

Minneapolis  Tribune.  *•  The  new  scho 
census  gives  the  population  of  Cook  count 
as  917,656,  of  which  703,^17  belong  to  tl 
city  of  Chicago  and  213,839  to  the  rest  of  tl 
county.  Cook  County  and  Chicago  are  s 
closely  identified  in  government  and  intei 
est  that  from  the  outside  standpoint  thei 


South  Water,  Lake,  Randolph,  Washing- 
ton, Madison,  and  Monroe  st.  properties, 
bringing  good  rentals  on  prices  asked. 


Country  Ruildiiig  News. 

Cementville,  III. — Silas  Carr,  architect, 
will  erect  a brick  residence  at  once.  Stone 
sidewalks,  also  stable  fittings.  Carpets  and 
furniture  will  be  required  through  the  house. 

Loganspobt,  Ind. — An  insane  asvlum  is 
being  erected  here  at  a cost  of  $400,000.  E. 
H.  Ketchum  of  Indianapolis  is  the  archi- 
tect, Furniture  not  yet  supplied. 

Rook  Island,  III — I.  Huber  will  erect  a 
two  story  store  and  flat  building  28x70  feet, 
costing  $5,800.  It  will  be  built  of  brick, 
galvanized  iron,  plate  glass,  etc. 

Watebloo,  III.— The  Waterloo  Milling 
Co.  is  erecting  a flouring  mill  here  with  a 
capacity  of  300  barrels. 


is  no  occasion  for  making  any  distinctior  ! 
and  the  population  of  the  great  Wester 
metropolis  may  therefore  be  said  to  hav 
entered  upon  the  last  tenth  in  its  growt 
towards  a million.  The  city  will  be  likel 
before  long  to  make  its  boundaries  cotei 
minous  with  those  of  the  county;  and  ther 
will  be  required  seven  figures  to  express  th 
numbers  of  its  people  before  the  next  Fede 
! ral  census  is  taken.  Chicago  is  making  rap] 
id  strides  towards  the  rank  of  second  city  oi 
the  North  American  continent.  In  1880’ i 
was  fourth.  It  has  now  unquestionabl 
passed  Brooklyn  and  must  be  about  ne!^ 
and  neck  with  Philadelphia.  The  fair  prob 
ability  is  that  the  census  of  1890  will  placi 
it  next  to  New  York.” 

The  editor  of  the  Tribune  evidently  doe: 
not  know  how  large  Cook  county  is. 


— Peach  blow  is  the  prevailing  craze,  and 
all  the  leading  dealers  in  china  and  glass 
j ware  display  quaint  shapes  in  vases,  bottles 
I jugs,  etc.,  of  this  delicate  color. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


517 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS-  FUENISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  l^ladl© 
for  Certified 
Copies. 


DIXOS^  & PETERSONt. 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

ARPENTERS’  MOULDING* 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Nawels  Etc., 

13  AND  *5  NORTH  CANAL.  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


Wiw  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu  , , successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


R,oom  1 0 1 


La,  Salle  St.  Chicago. 


GREENE8AU  Nl  SONS, 

Mortgage  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chica 
Real  Estate. 


C J.  Xj.  MEYER  & SONS  CO 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


DISSATISFED  REPUBLICANS. 

The  growing  dissatisfaction  among  the 
sople,  with  some  of  the  candidates  nomi- 
ited  by  the  Republican  convention  for 
>unty  officers,  finds  expression  in  the  fol- 
wing,  clipped  from  the  Daily  News  of 
apt.  8: 

“ The  republicans  are  beginning  to  see 
iat  they  made  some  great  mistakes  in  form- 
ig  their  conuty  ticket  and  are  seriously  con- 
dering  making  some  changes.  This  will 
a a difficult  thing  to  do.  Those  who  are  on 
ie  ticket  will  not  enjoy  being  shoved  off 
id  respectable  men  who  are  off  will  not 
>el  much  flattered  by  being  asked  to  take 
lese  fellows’  places  and  become  second- 
ind  candidates.  All  around,  it  was  a sorry 
iy  for  the  republicans  when  they  made  up 
leir  conveniion  of  men  who  were  so  frail 
a to  become  “too  tired”  to  give  their  atten- 
on  to  the  formation  of  anything  more  than 
ie  head  of  the  ticKet.” 

Practice  and  precept  should  go  together, 
b preach  our  doctrine  and  practice  a con- 
arv  one  is  hypocritical  and  mean.  The  head 
f the  ticket  is  perhaps  all  right  but  the  dis- 
itisfaction  rests  with  the  county  commis- 
oners,  the  CountySuperintendent  of  schools 
nd  the  Clerk  of  the  Probate  Court.  Re- 
nblican  speakers  have  been  for  many 
ears  insisting  upon  the  rule  that  the  “office 
lould  seek  the  man  and  not  the  man  the 
ffiee,”  and  that  political  barnacles  should 
ike  a back  seat.  A.  G.  Lane  has  occupied 
ie  office  of  county  Supt.  of  schools  for  at 
iast  four  terms  or  16  years,  to  the  exclusion 
f better  men.  He  has  been  a standing 
indidate  for  twenty  years  and  when  the 
third  term  mania”  was  at  its  height,  he 
iuld  be  seen  hanging  to  the  coat-tails  of 
iong  John  and  other  would-be  third-termers, 
i hopes  that  he  might  slip  in  to  a life-time 
osition.  This  same  Lane  never  went  to 
ar.  Oh,  no!  he  never  was  within  100  miles 
f a rebel  gun;  he  staid  vigorously  at  home 
ffiere  he  was  safe,  and  was  allowed  to  grad- 
ate at  the  Chicago  High  School!  Why,  we 
lave  hundreds  of  young  men  who  took  a 
igh  school  course  and  graduated  with 
redit,  and  afterwards  spent  four  or  five 
ears  in  going  through  college.  It  cannot 
herefore  be  on  account  of  a scarcity  of  ma- 
3rial  that  said  Lane  must  be  nominated 
ontinnously  for  the  position  of  chief  educa- 
or  in  a great  city  and  county  where  there  are 
housands  of  scholars  who  are  his  superiors 
n every  way  except  office  hunting.  If  we 
nust  put  a man  in  a position  where  he  is 
orced  to  l e educated  at  the  expense  of  the 
eachers,  many  of  whom  are  his  superiors  in 
iducation  and  learning,  we  should  stop  our 
>oys  after  they  get  through  High  School, 
ind  make  ward  politicians  of  them. 

Sure  enough,  the  tail  end  of  the  ticket  is 
/ad,  and  the  sooner  the  Republican  leaders 
ind  it  out  the  better. 

Let  the  tax-payers  look  up  the  cases  in 
3oox  county  wherein  School  Boards  have 
‘.windled  their  districts  by  paying  two  prices 
'or  school  furniture  and  apparatus,  and 
earn  how  very  non-committal  this  chronic 
office  holder  has  been.  He  never  was  Known 
to  kick  against  anything  that  would  bring 
him  into  disfavor  with  the  illiterate  mob  of 
Jpoliticians  who  have  disgraced  Chicago  and 
Cook  connty  for  the  last  twenty  years. 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  HardWOOd  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

KdlLVIKO  PER1IIT8. 

Adams  stw  Nos  205  to  213.  J H Ohlerking 


six  3-story  dwellings  $20,000. 

Austin  av  No  505,  P W Snowhund  2-story 
flats  21x48,  $3,000. 

Bloom  st  No  3642  John  Koppen  one  story 
cottage  20x45,  $1,200. 

Belden  av  Nos  269  and  271  Thos  Boyle  two 
story  flats  48x52  $8,000. 

Belden  av,  Nos  21-23  O’Brien  & Brown  two 
story  dwellings  42x68,  $15,000. 

Brown  st  No  991.  Mrs  Mahoney  2-story  ad- 
dition, 20x30,  $1,500. 

Barber  st.  No  142  M SenKa  2-story  dwelling, 
21x54,  $2,200. 

Clark  st  s,  Nos  305  to  307,  Jas  B Speed  5- 
stores  and  hotel  50x95,  $45,000. 

Churchill  st  No  81,  C H Lange  one  story 
cottage  20x40,  $1,200. 

Cottage  Grove  av,  Nos  3010-3014,  E Olson  & 
Co,  three  story  stores  and  flats  67x72,  $14- 
000. 

Carroll  av  No  426  E E Meyers,  2-story  dwell- 
ing 25x45,  $3,500. 

Chase  st  No  25  Chas  Rohan  one  story  cot- 
age  20x42,  $1,000. 

Campbell  av  Nos  221-223,  W W Willett  two 
2-story  dwellings  50x50.  $7,000. 

Coulter  st  Nos  127  and  131,  W S Hall,  two 
one  story  stores  20x50  $3,500. 

Dashiel  st  No  3115,  John  Graham  one  story 
cottage  22x32,  $900. 

Eighteenth  st  Nos  157  and  159,  Lorenz  Franz 
two  3-story  dwellings  48x68,  $16,000, 
Eighteenth  st  No  710  J Glziske  3 story  store 
and  dwelling  20x64.  $4,000. 

Eighteenth  st  No  743  M Schultz  3-story  store 
and  dwelling  20x64,  $4,800. 

Erie  st  w,  No  342,  F Englehard,  2-story 
dwelling,  22x51  $2,500. 

Elston  av  No  1097  M Kazezewski  2-sto,-y 
dwelling  20x60,  $2,300. 

Fowler  st  No  148  C J Jensen  one  story  shop 
24x34  $1,000. 

Flournoy  st  No  126,  Louis  Rauth  2-story 
dwelling  22x50,  $3,500. 

Fifth  av  Nos  240  and  242  S W Pierce  8-story 
store  54x88,  $50,000. 

Grand  av  and  w Ohio  st,  Keyes  & Shattick, 
barns,  75x125,  $2,000. 

Hoyne  av  Nos  651  and  653  Mrs  Detmore  2- 
story  dwelling  25x54,  $3,800. 

Halsted  st  n,  No  850  Geo  Loehde,  one  story 
cottage  21x50,  $1,000. 

Harrison  st  Nos  1420-1422,  Le  Bean  & Berg- 
er, 2-story  flats  50x30,  $1,400. 

Henry  st  No  320,  Rudolph  Treder  basement 
20x32,  $700. 

Hamlin  st  No  89,  T Diven  2-story  dwelling 
26x40,  $4,000. 

Idaho  st  No  356,  G N Hall  2-story  stores  and 
barn  25x140,  $4,000. 

Jay  st,  No  46,  Chas  Fitzsimmons  2-story 
dwelling  21x48,  $2,000. 

Jefferson  sis,  No 507,  John  Cohn  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x28,  $1,300. 

Lowe  av,  No  3045,  J Gillen  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x30.  $1,000. 

La  Salle  st  No  1500  J Davis  2-story  dwelling 
22x46,  $3,000. 

Loomis  st  No  275  J W Jennings  2-story 
dwelling  20x60,  $3,500. 

La  Salle  st  No  382  R J Hayes  2-story  dwell- 
22x45  $3,000. 

La  Salle  av  No  427  W H Stoelker  two  3-story 
dwellings  26x57,  $11,000. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

lltica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434 


Madison  stw  No  632  John  Dalton  3-story 
store  and  flats  24x84,  $9,000. 

Monroe  st  No  958  W D Draper  2-story  flat 
20x55,  $3,000. 

Nineteenth  st  No  952  Fred  J Balm  one  story 
cottage  21x36,  $1,200. 

Madison  stw  No  1251  B Van  Buren  3-story 
store  and  dwelling  23x81,  $10,000. 

Market  st  Nos  163  and  165,  J B Hobbs  6 story 
store  48x75,  $30,000. 

Muspratt  st  No  3154  Thos  Graelaetch  one 
story  cottage  20x46,  $1,000. 

North  Park  av  No  694,  Samuel  Anderson  3- 
story  dwelling  25x63,  $8,000. 

Newberry  pv  No  273,  J McDonough  2 story 
dwelling  22x60,  $3,000. 

Ohio  st  w.  No  662,  C Credoh  2-story  dwell- 
ing 21x60,  $2,500. 

Oakley  av  No  3542,  James  Taylor  one  story 
cottage  16x20,  $300. 

Ohio  st  w.  No  431,  Mrs  M Hansen  3-story 
stores  and  dwellings  27x64,  $6,000. 

Paulina  st  n.  No  634,  C Benstentki  one  story 
cottage  14x20,  $700. 

Randolph  st  Nos  410  and  412,  Thos  Allen  1- 
story  store  50x80,  $1,200. 

Robey  st  n.  No  382,  August  Greenwald  two 
story  dwelling  21x34,  $1,300. 

Robey  st  n.  No  367,  L Fisher  2-story  flats  22 
x65  $2,800. 

Sangamon  st  s,  Nos  77  and  79,  Henry  W 
Martin  two  4-story  dwellings  42x80,  $10,- 
000. 

Seventeenth  st  No  638,  J Kraus  3-story  store 
and  dwelling  20x61,  $4,800. 

Seeley  av  Nos  80-82,  J A Hamilton,  2-story 
flats  44x60,  $10,000. 

Seminary  av  No  267,  John  Volkmar  1-story 
coltrge  24x45,  $2,000. 

South  Park  av  No  3144,  Thos  N Donnelly  2- 
story  dwelling  23x60,  $4,500. 

Sheffield  st,  No  150  Phillip  Klasen  2 story 
dwelling  21x36,  $1,800.” 

Superior  stNo  1104  F Thiele  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x32  $800. 

Scott  st  Nos  26  and  28,  John  Garibaldi  two 
story  flats  49x34,  $6,000. 

Selden  st  No  44,  Geo  Ober  2-story  dwelling 
18x24,  $1,200. 

Taylor  st,  No  1041,  J C Pfeiffer  one  story 
cottage  22x40,  $800. 

Twenty  sixth  st  Nos  528  and  530  C Knight 
2-story  stores  and  flats  50x68,  $7,000. 
Thirteenth  pi.  No  586  Mrs  J Bowden  2-story 
flats  20x48,  $2,400. 

Twenty  first  st  w,  No  922  Chas  Henry  two 
story  store  and  dwelling  24x55,  $4,000. 
Twenty  fourth  st  Nos  335-337,  John  Reidel 
two  three  story  dwellings  50x55,  $10,000. 
Thirteenth  st  w,  No  342  Albert  Timerick  2- 
story  cottage  20x34,  $1,500. 

Thirteenth  st  No  573.  C Kramer  one  story 
cottoge  20x32,  $800. 

Twenty  fifth  and  Francisco  st,  G Zoff  one 
story  cottage  20x26,  $600. 

Twenty  ninth  st  No  558,  A Nauman  front 
addition  24x17,  $1,000. 

Troy  st  Nos  17  to  27.  W J Anderson  six  two 
story  dwellings  22x34,  $15,000. 

Twenty  fifth  and  Francisco  st  J Wallack  1- 
story  cottage  20x22  $600. 

Van  Buren  st  No  1,215,  A Harper  3-story 
store  and  dwelling  23x60,  $6,000. 

Wilcox  av  No  1297  Mrs  Morrison  2-story 
dwelling  22x50,  $3,500. 

Washtenaw  avNo  815,  Joseph  Bovd  2-story 
dwelling  22x35,  $1,800. 

Wood  st  n.  No  569,  G Semke  2-story  flats  21 
x72  $5,000. 

Wabash  av  No  3812,  Harvey  R Henry  2-story 
dwelling  23x44,  $5,000. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Artesian  av,  366  ft  s of  Fulton  ?t  wf  24x 
126  ft  Aug  28,  Chas  J Hull  to  C L Bur- 
ton   $1,500 

Armitageav  72  ft  e of  Robey  stsf  48x125 
ft  Aug  30,  Nathan  Corwith  to  Freder- 
ick W Hatterman $700 

Archer  av,  225  ft  ne  of  Lock  st  nw  f 22%x 
100  ft  July  21,  Martin  Bermele  to  Wolf 

Marks $2,600 

Austin  av  nw  cor  of  Hoyne  sf  50x56  ft  sept 
6,  Hans  Neuderson  to  Laura  Lieb.  .$7,800 
Armitage  av  24  fte  of  Robey  st  sf  24x125 
ft  also  Dudley  st  212  ft  n of  Clybourn 
pi  wf  48x125  ft  Ang  21,  Geo  H Hess  to 

Theodore  RicKe $900 

Butler  st  251  ft  se  of  Archer  av  ne  f 

175  ft  July  29j  Lorenze  Franz  to  Otho 

G Gaither $19,000. 

Birch  st  144  ftw  of  Robey  sf  triangular  It 
running  n to  alley  Sept  4,  Fredk  B 

Clarke  to  John  C Miller  $2,100 

Butterfield  st,  90  ft  s of  20th  wf  25x66bj  ft 
Sept  7,  Michael  Crowley  to  C L Jenks 

$1,535 

Bunker  st  150*4  ft  w of  Desplainesnf  25x 
120  ft  Sept  6,  Harnit  L Rees  to  Jan  Va- 
nia   $3,750 

Bryant  av,  197  ft  e of  Staunton,  sf  33%x 
172  ft  Sept  1,  H B Bryant  to  Thos  Egan 

$3,000 

Bryant  av  e and  adj  above  16%xl72  ft 
Sept  1,  H B Bryant  to  Helen  H Murray 

$1,500 

Brown  st,  14334  ft  8 of  37th  st  wf  24x125 
ft  Aug  30,  Albert  H Mack  to  Franz  Fran- 

kovski $400 

Clark  st  n,  70>4  ft  8 of  Huron  st  wf  23%x 
110  ft  Sept  3,  Master  in  Chancery  to 

Fannie  B Rhodes $18,650 

Carroll  av  nw  cor  Wood  stsf  75x123  ft 
July  2,  Alex  Armstrong  to  Samuel  H 

Graves $2,261 

California  av,  55  ft  n of  Cortez  st  ef  25x 
125  ft,  May  1,  estate  of  James  Carter  to 

Andy  Johnson $550 

Colorado  av  75  ft  sw  of  Bonney  nw  f 50x 
120  ft  Aug  23,  Theodore  G Dicsinson  to 

Alexander  C Campbell $1,250 

Centre  av  26  ft  s of  Huron  st  wf  25x110  ft 
July  28,  estate  of  WB  Ogden  to  Jacob 

Reinstein $1,850 

Centre  av  same  as  above,  Sept  3,  Jacob 

Reinstein  to  Otto  Benson $1,850 

California  av  48  ft  n of  Parmelee  st  ef  24 
xl25  ft  Aug  24,  Margaret  E Barnett  to 

B Pinxert $400 

Crystal  st  219  ft  w of  Robey  nf  24x124  ft 
Ang  23,  Samuel  Despsir  to  Johann  H B 

Seidler $725 

Central  Park  av  372  f t n of  Ogden  ef  125x 
122  ft  Sept  1,  Franklin  Delossittto  Lou- 
ie A Medenwadel $3,125 

Colorado  av  nw  cor  Troy  stnw  f 25x125  ft 
Sept  6,  Willis  G Jackson  to  Thos  Polk 

$1,000 

Calumet  av  ne  cor  33d  st  wf  48x125  ft  sept 
6,  David  Thomson  to  Charles  Thomson 

$17,000 

Congress  st  50  ft  e of  Paulina  sf  25x120  ft 
Auor  30,  Geo  Ryan  to  Nelson  B Holden 

$2,925 

Dearborn  av,  154  ft  n of  Schiller  st  wf  171 
8-10x132  ft  May  1,  Stephen  T Gale  to 
Chas  G Smith $50,709 


518 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


Davis  st  75  ft  s of  Thompson  ef  25x124  ft 
July  28,  E H Sheldon  to  August  Schred- 


$60 


Delaware  place,  about  200  ft  w of  Pine  st 
sf  51  ft  to  n line  of  lot  Sept  6,  Andrew 

Lanquist  to  Henry  Ericsson $7,600 

Division  st,  293  ft  w of  Robey  25%xl20ft 
FredericK  VV  Hatterman  to  Julius  Grcin- 
ke 


. $700 


Dashiel  av  275  ft  s of  30th  st  wf  25x124  ft 
Sept  6,  ThosH  Faile  to  Friedrich  Gun- 

ginger $2,000 

Dudley  st  164  ft  s of  Hervey  wf  24x125  ft 
Sept  9,  Edwin  Maynard  to  Timothy  O’ 

Sullivan  $325 

Davis  st  125  ft  s of  Thompson  ef  25x124  ft 
Aug  16,  E H Sheldon  to  Henry  Gelleo 


.$600 


Dashiel  st,  131  ft  s of  31st  wf  25x124  ft 
Sept  2,  Benjamin  Shurtleff  to  John  Gra- 
ham   $750 

Division  stnw  cor  Dania  av  sf  50x125  ft 
und  1-9  Sept  3,  John  P Hanson  to  Mary 

Koehler $2,800 

Erie  st  159  ft  w of  Centre  av  nf  25x150  ft 
July  28,  estate  of  W B Ogden  to  J J Ar- 

mundsen $2,000 

Eighteenth  st  w,  se  cor  Washtenaw  av  nf 
74x125  ft  Junv  3,  Daniel  W Burrows  to 

Rosina  Fischer  $1,390 

Emerald  av  196  ft  n of  36th  st  ef  24x123% 
ft  Sept  6,  Ludwig  Riedel  to  Jachim 

Wehling $1,400 

Ellen  st  sw  coi  Lull  pi,  nf  45x100  ft  Aug 

30,  Win  E Hatterman  to  Johan  SchoK- 

necht $3,500 

Ewing  st  383  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  25x118 
ft  Sept  6,  Jesse  Garnett  to  Wm  F Meade 

$3,000 

Erie  st  216  ft  e of  Robey  sf  24x121  ft  Sept 

3,  Charles  Baltz  to  Annie  M Sourwine 

$6,000 

Fifteenth  st  w,  27%  ft  w of  Rockwell  nf 
27%xl32%  ft  Sept  1,  Samuel  Kerr  to 

Herman  Peters $3,150 

Fulton  st  25  ft  e of  Sangamon  sf  25x100  7- 
9 ft  Sept  2,  Mary  J F Periolat  to  P Brit- 
ten   ; $2,567 

Fulton  st  ne  cor  Sangamon  sf  25x100  ft 
Sept  3,  Georgiana  Chacksfield  et  al  to 

P Britten $3,200 

Fourteenth  st  131  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  25x90 
ft  July  20,  John  Woitz  to  John  L Mul 

Anger : $3,000 

Fourteenth  st  same  as  above  Aug  30,  John 

L MulAuger  to  John  Spengler $3,500 

Fifth  av  22%  ft  s of  Van  Buren  st  ef  20x 
100  ft  Sept  1,  Lountgard  Ditewig  to  N ' 

Thomasson $20,500 

Fifth  av  147  ft  s of  26th  st  ef  24x125  ft 
Sept  3,  Francis  P Nester  to  M W Clin- 
ton  $1,100 

Gardner  st,  142%  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  28x 
99%  ft  Aug  3,  estate  of  Wm  S Johnson 

to  Johann  Krueger $1,025 

Gross  Parkway  266  ft  e of  RocKwell  st  nf 
24x120  ft  Sept  3,  Joseph  H Marshall  to 

Samuel  E Gross 

Harrison  st  23  ft  e of  LaAin  st  nf  24xlil 
ft  Aug  4,  Lucy  A W Brush  to  Wm  C 

Herrmann $2,200 

Hurlbut  st,  premises  No  390,  July  29,  Em- 

ma R Demint  to  Catherine  B Snavely 

$2,000 

Hanover  st,  140  ft  n of  31st  ef  24x125  ft 
Sept  7,  Guston  Trapp  to  David  Berger 

$2,600 

Henry  st  se  cor  Paulina  nf  48x124  ft  Aug 

5,  Jetta  Kolch  to  Caroline  Horn $1,000 

Home  av  sw  cor  Courtlaud  st  ef  216x100 
ft  with  4 other  lots  in  same  addition  Aug 
19,  Marshall  Field  to  Ferdinand  Korff 

et  al $5,450 

Hudson  av,  168  ft  s of  Centre  st  ef  24x123 
ft  Sept  7,  J Henry  Nickelson  to  Robert 

Nickelson $1,800 

Homan  av,  250  ft  s of  21st  st  ef  25x100  ft 
July  26,  Martin  L Gay  to  Dominick 

Morris $350 

Harrison  st  240  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  nf  24x100 
ft  June  29,  Israel  S P Low  to  F L Sch- 

wadt $1,600 

Harvard  st  165  ft  w of  California  av  nf  24 
*125  ft,  July  20,  Louis  J A Fuellgraflf  to 

John  Glanz $500 

Haven  st,  nw  cor  Shields  av  sf  25x90  ft 
Aug  23,  Albert  Crane  to  Ellen  A Galvin 

$975 

High  st  250  ft  s of  Belden  av  ef  triangular 
lot  80  ft  to  alley  Sept  1,  heirs  of  Mary 

Duffy  to  Frederics  L Boerger $1,850 

Jackson  st  ne  cor  of  Sangamon  wf  50x125 
ft  Sept  1,  estate  of  Samuel  Hair  to  Ed- 
ward J Monaghan $10,000 

Jackson  st,  72  ft  w of  Loomis  sf  16x125  ft 
Sept  6,  Edward  Hartwell  to  Sarah  King 
$7,000 


JF IOBEHT 

Wholesale  ar  d Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBEii 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  r< (TV  t (T H r\  , , T cC 

Opposi  e Palmer,  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory,  LHTCAQO,  ll.(I^p. 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Aeh,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  aud  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Jackson  st  105  ft  e of  Franklin  sf  20x80  ft 
also  20x80  ft  in  rear  on  Quincy  st  July 
3 estate  of  Wm  O Jones  to  Edwin  B - 

Sheldon $30,000 

Kramer  st  146  ftw  of  Union  nf  25x173  ft 
Aug  28,  James  Wishato  August  Stepina 

$3,000 

Kedzie  av,  125  ft  s of  19th  st  ef  25x125  ft 
Aug  6,  Josiah  L Lombard  to  Eva  J 

AmicK $4,000 

Kinzie  st  se  cor  Albany  av  nf  404x63%  ft 
with  88x100  ft  in  rear  on  Carroll  av  sept 
1,  John  H Nichols  to  Lucas  G Merrill 


5,000 


Leavitt  st  24  fts  ofCourtland  ef  72x100  ft 
July  23,  Leopold  Miller  et  al  to  Freder- 
ick W Hatterman $1,400 

LaAin  st  500  ft  s of  22d  ef  600x238%  ft 
June  5,  The  Roper  & Pond  Co  to  the 

Roper  Lumber  Co $75,000 

Leavitt  st  164  ft  n of  Hamburg  ef  96x100 
ft  June  22,  Fred’k  W Hatterman  to  J A 

Ryan $1,200 

Lake  av  26  ft  s of  Pier  st,  wf  69x173%  ft 
Aug  5.  John  V N Standish  to  W J Jeffer- 
son  $10,000 

Laughlin  st,  192  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  24x 
127  ft  July  19,  Geo  F Benedict  to  Anna 

Brey $1,400 

La  Salle  st  157  ft  n of  37th  st  wf  24x120  ft 
Aug  30,  A Crane  to  Jens  Hermansen 

$825 

Laughton  st  se  cor  of  Leavitt  nf  24%  ft 
to  alley  Sept  8,  D W Baker  to  Wm  S 

Hall $1,000 

La  Salle  st  98%  ft  s of  38th  ef  24%xl21  % 
ft  Aug  19,  Roscoe  L Hale  to  Richard 

Mahan $800 

Lake  Park  av,  255  ft  nw  of  31st  st  ne  f 20 
x94  ft  Sept  1,  Roberta  E Bryant  to  Reu- 
ben G Chandler $8,500 

Leavitt  st,  121  ft  s of  Moore  wf  24x104% 
ft  Aug  20,  J Whitney  Farlinto  Cornelius 

R ice $600 

Lull  place  13  ft  se  of  Ellen  st  sw  f 24x100 
ft  Aug  30,  Johan  Schoknecht  to  Wm  E 

Hatterman $1,700 

Moorman  st,  175  ft  nw  of  Paulina  sw  f 25 
xlOO  ft  Sept  2,  Robert  Clark  to  Louis 

Fath  et  al $700 

Milwaukee  av  464  ft  nw  of  Ashland  sw  f 
24x100  ft  Sept  2,  Mary  Lacme  to  John 

Schieberl , $3,000 

Myrtle  st,  48  ft  s of  Birch  wf  48x112  ft  June 
17,  Daniel  B Shipman  to  FredericK  B 

Clark $1,200 

Musprat  st,  24  ft  n of  32d  ef  24x124  ft 
Sept  4,  Nicholi  Sumszicki  to  Thomasz 

Grylewi  cz $525 

Millard  av  175  ft  s of  23d  st  wf  24x124  ft 
Aug  20,  Clark  B Albro  to  Mathilda  Lin- 
den  $462 

Moore  st  359  ft  e of  boul  sf  25x124  ft  sept 

4,  Ernst  A Magill  to  August  Koch $350 

Michigan  av  52  3-10  ft  s of  Ada  st  ef  40x 
184  8-10  ft  und  % June  30,  Nathan  M 

Neeld  to  Clarissa  Ferguson $4,000 

Meagher  st  200  ft  e of  Jefferson  sf  25x90 
ft  Sept  7,  est  of  Jacob  Nobis  to  John  P 

Neal $1,350 

Milwaukee  av  about  350  ft  sw  of  Hum- 
boldt park  ne  f 25x110  ft  Sept  4,  Elea- 
nor Story  to  Thos  F Abbott $900 

Madison  st  190  ft  w of  Homan  av  nf  25x 
191  ft  Aug  13,  Frederick  P Hanson  to  J 

I Willhelm $1,400 

Michigan  av,  premises  No  3233,  Sept  2, 
Elizabeth  J McCullom  to  F G Hervey 

$9,500 

North  av,  219  ft  w of  Ashland  nf  24x160  ft 
Aug  27,  Sarah  W Gillette  to  Henry 

Hoepe $800 

North  av  124  ft  e of  Wells  st  nf  25x150  ft 
June  5,  Henry  Schroeder  to  Paul  Kregs 

$3,750 

Nutt  st  120  ft  s of  16th  ef  24x124  ft  Sept 
6, John  Spem  et  al  to  John  Gorman  $1,200 
Ogden  av,  125  ft  ne  of  Tyler  st  se  f 25x 
95%  ft  on  n line  Aug  26,  J N Baiestier 

to  Edward  J Lewis $2,500 

Ogden  av,  n of  Ely  and  adj  above  25x105% 
ft  on  n line  Aug  26,  J N Baiestier  to  Geo 
T Stoneham $2,750 


Ogden  av,  100  ft  ne  of  Tyler  st  se  f 25x85 
ft  on  n line  Aug  26,  J N Baiestier  to 
Paul  Dumond $2,250 


OaKley  av  235  ft  s of  22d  st  wf  25x1 25  ft 
Aug  17,  John  A Hall  to  August  F W Ah- 
rens  $500 

Oakley  av  s and  adj  above  25x125  ft  Aug 
20,  John  A Hall  to  Johann  C E Kenba 


. $-*00 


Ohio  st  112  ft  e of  Elizabeth  sf  24x128  ft 
August  17,  Marcus  C&TM  Adams  to 

Margaret  Dali $1,300 

Ogden  av,  376%  ft  ne  of  California  72%  ft 
to  15th  st  Sept  3,  David  W Fean  to  Ras- 

pin  R Cherry $1,500 

Poplar  av  575  ft  se  of  Stearnes  st  ne  f 25x 
115  ft  June  29,  Harriet  L Ayer  to  Rich- 
ard Dougherty $500 

Prospect  place  125  ft  sw  of  Cottage  Grove 
av  se  f 19%xl01%  ft  Sept  1,  Mary  E 
Leindecker  to  Esther  Schlesinger.  .$6,900 
Park  av  adjoining  Garfield  Park  nf  135x 
162%  ft  also  Washington  st  adj  Garfield 
Park  sf  135x169%  ft  Sept  2,  Master  in 

Chancery  to  Warren  B Race  $2,365 

Paulina  st,  250  ft  s of  Harrison  wf  25x125 
ft  July  29,  Donald  M Stevenson  to  Jonas 

E McCreary $4,500 

Parnell  st  125  ft  e of  Poitland  av  sf  25x 
100  ft  Sept  7,  T J O’Neill  to  Jas  Powers 

$3,000 

Polk  st  277  ft  e of  California  av  nf  24x 
124%  ft  July  19,  Bertha  E Johnston  to 

John  C Brudgan $450 

Racine  av  75  ft  s of  Webster  ef  25x125  ft 
Sept  1,  James  Morgan  to  Eva  Schluter 


.$800 


Robey  st32ftsof  Bryson  wf  25x120  ft 
Aug  10,  Charles  F Marsh  to  John  Jen- 

s«n..  •. $1,000 

Richmond  st  213  ft  s of  Division  st  wf  24x 
xl20%  ft  Aug  5,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to 

Chas  F W Grosskoff $600 

Racina  av,  ne  cor  Garfield  wf  25x123  ft 
Sept  2,  Jacob  J Burback  to  Christian 

Hauser $2,900 

Robey  st  212  ft  s of  Harvey  wf  96x125  ft 
Aug  30,  Nathan  Corwith  to  Frederick  W 

Hatterman $1,200 

Robey  st,  sw  cor  Ashland  ef  48x128  ft  sept 

6,  George  Webb  to  W S Hall $1,900 

State  st,  120  ft  n of  Congress  wf  40x138% 
ft  Aug  30.  Henry  C Walker  to  Levi  Z 

Leiter $65,000 

Sangamon  st  200  ft  s of  Adams  ef  50x125 
ft  May  27,  Chas  W Daniels  to  Chancel- 
lor L Jenks $6,500 

Sangamon  st  sw  cor  Adams  ef  100x125  ft 
May  31,  Chas  W Daniels  to  Chancellor 

L Jenks $19,0f0 

Starr  st,  176  ft  e of  Sedgwick  nf  24x98% 
ft  Aug  1,  Mathias  Justen  to  Chas  Kay- 

ser $1,100 

Seventeenth  st  w,  72  ft  w of  Laflin  sf  24x 
124%  ft  Aug  2,  estate  of  Augusta  M 
Huntington  to  Jan  Paluchowski 
State  st  73%  ft  s of  33d  wf  25x181%  ft 
May  24,  Wm  W Phelps  to  Jas  Griffin 

$4,375 

Sholto  st  150  ft  n of  Gurley  wf  25x102  ft 
Aug  2,  Jas  B Galvin  to  Catherine  Toom- 

ey $1,300 

Slgel  st  364  ft  w of  Wells  st,  nf  33x150  ft 
Sept  3,  Anna  M Schneider  to  First  Ger- 
man Evangelical  Lutheran  St  Paul’s 

Church $4,300 

Sawyer  av,  125  ft  n of  21st  st  ef  50x125  ft 
Aug  2,  Chas  B Sawyer  to  R J Davis 

$1,600 

Samuel  st!34  ft  n of  Chicago  av  wf  50x 
130  ft  Sept  2,  August  Levin  to  Antoin 

Tiojanowski $2,000 

Seminary  av  nw  cor  Fullerton  ef  48x124 
ft  Aug  30,  Henrietta  Wiege  to  Patrick  C 

Hickey $8,300 

Shields  av  30  ft  n of  Napoleon  place  wf 
26x124  ft  Sept  2,  Mary  Klimmer  to  He- 
lena Petrie $3,000 

San  gamon  st,  100  ft  s of  Pratt  ef  25x100 
ft  July  26,  Margaret  Bourke  to  Joseph 

Dumont $950 

Sedgwick  st  270  ft  s of  North  av  ef  25x124 
ft  Sept  6,  Otto  F Hornet  to  AbrahamS 

Korn $5j600 

Sixteenth  st  w,  ne  cor  Throop  sf  24x100  ft 
Aug  14,  Nicholas  Eich  to  Anna  Eich 

• $19,250 

Thirteenth  st,  216  ft  w of  Ashland  av  nf 


24x124  ft  Sept  6,  Hans  Peters  to  Wil- 
helm Aderman $2,200 

Taylor  st,  216  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  24x100  ft 
July  8,  Mathilde  Reinhardt  to  Auguste 

Muller $1,700 

Thirteenth  pi  w,  24  ft  w of  Loomis  st  nf 
24x124  ft  Sept  6,  Catherine  Rice  to  Jas 

Kennedy $900 

Twelfth  st  52%  ft  e of  California  av  sf  25x 
100  ft  Sept  7,  John  J Mahen  to  Maria 

Mahen $1,50C 

Twenty  second  st  100  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf 
75x126%  ft  Sept  4,  Robert  W Hyman  Jr 

to  Christian  R Walleck $2, 10( 

Talman  av  bet  13th  and  14th  sts  ef  50x125 
ft  Sept  6,  Patrick  Lunney  to  Carl  F 

Mittlacher $1,100 

Twelfth  st  w ne  cor  Lytle  sf  25x125  ft  sept 
7,  Friedrich  Boehmer  to  John  Blackwell 


S,70C 


Thirty  first  st  sw  cor  Portland  av  nf  48x 
125  ft  also  Portland  av  nw  cor  32d  st  ef 
25x125  ft  Aug  2,  Wilbur  F Barclay  to 

John  O’Malley $4,575 

Twelfth  st  384  ft  w of  Wood  nf  24x83  ft 
Sept  9,  Wm  Bachman  to  Joseph  Feld- 
man  $1,300 

Throop  st,  216  ft  n of  18th  ef  24x120  ft 
Aug  25,  estate  of  Dennis  Furlong  to 

Winifred  Furlong $1,800 

Twenty  eighth  st  100  ft  e of  Butler  sf  50x 
124  ft  Aug  19,  Wm  S Hinman  to  Citi- 
zens Natl  Bank  Beloit  Wis  .... 

Thirty  sixth  st  ne  cor  Gage  sf  25x147  ft 
Sept  8,  Clarence  C Cheney  to  Cathe  rine 

Kerrigan $1,10C 

Twenty  fifth  st  nw  cor  of  Francisco  av  sf 
25x120  ft  Aug  14,  Geo  W Cass  to  Frank 

Kojan 

Twentieth  st  100  ft  e of  Morgan  st  sf  25x 
100  ft  Feb  1,  estate  of  Frank  Holuh  to 

Sydney  Stein $1,500 

Twelfth  st  79  ft  e of  Fairfield  av  sf  25x150 
ft  Aug  16,  Bernard  Quinn  to  Eleanor  C 

Lynch $1,000 

Twentieth  st,  216  ft  eof  Ashland  av  sf  25x 

124  ft  Aug  2,  John  Kravolec  to  John  Pe- 
koe  $1,000 

Taxlor  st,  172  ft  e of  Francisco  av  sf  25x 

125  ft,  Aug  31,  Chas  A Kehletkl  to  John 

Hopf * $373 

Ullman  st  72  ft  s of  James  wf  24x124  ft 
Aug  26,  Mary  P Barnes  to  Charles  W 

Schlenter $525 

Ullman  st  s and  adj  above  24x124  ft  Aug 
26,  Mary  P Barnes  to  J H Wm  Helm- 

kamp $525 

Van  Horn  st  50  ft  eof  Western  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Aug  2,  Wm  A Coleman  to  Johan 

F Hansen $4  00 

Vedder  st,  243  ft  nw  of  Milton  av  ef  24x 
109  ft  Aug  24,  Eugene  O’Rielly  to  Sven 

G Wahlstrom $1,000 

Vernon  av  619  ft  s of  35th  st  ef  22x125  ft 
July  29,  Milo  A McClelland  to  Anna  M 

King $1,920 

Vernon  Park  place  75  ft  e of  Lytle  st  sf 
25x156  ft  Aug  21,  Christian  Warner  to 

Marcell  P Aymond $1,600 

Warren  av  196  ft  e of  Kedzie  nf  40x124  ft 

Sept  9,  A A Hunter  to  M G Kile $2,400 

Wilson  st  104%  ft  e of  Jefferson  nf  25x110 
ft  und  % May  27,  R Trepuck  to  Joseph 

Bell $1,600 

Western  av  116  ft  n of  Hamburg  st  wf  72x 
xlOO  ft  Sept  6,  Jacob  A Hill  to  David 

Williams $1,500 

Walleck  place  211  ft  n of  18th  st  wf  25x126 
ft  July  31,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  F Kuzes- 
ka 


.$350 


Wentworth  av  81  ft  s of  26th  st  ef  25x125 
ft  Sept  7,  Frank  J Gerber  to  Anna  Cenn 
$3,700 


Aug  28,  Frank  Hann  to  Robert  Mc- 
Guire  $1,000 

Wabash  av  99  ft  s of  30th  st  wf  48x114  ft 
Mch  30,  May  L Stoutenburgh  to  Kate 
M Neumann $11,500 


X or tli  ol  City  Limits. 

Belmont  av  premises  on  street  n of,  256  ft 
w of  Racine  av,  sf  25x127  ft  John  P Alt- 

geld  to  Mans  Mauson $550 

Barry  av  225  ft  w of  Lake  View  av  nf  75x 
166  ft  Sept  8,  R A & J B Waller  to  Oran  «f 
D Sickler $6,000 


Barry  av  w and  adj  above  75x166  ft  Sept 
8,  R A & J B Waller  to  Isaac  G Lansing 

$6,000 

Belmont  av  246  ft  w of  Evanston  av  nf 
25x125  ft  Aug  16,  Luke  Hitchcock  to 

Jas  H Furman $1,000 

Barry  av  se  cor  Evanston  nf  100x166  ft 
Aug  24,  John  McConnell  to  Jas  B Wal- 
ler Jr $7,500 


KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


519 


Burling  st  445  ft  n of  Fullerton  av  wf  2yx 
125%  ft  Aug  23,  John  T Davis  to  Th  os 

Parden $ 1,100 

Clark  st  160  ft  nw  of  Wrightwood  av  ef  44 
x91  ft  Aug  9,  Geo  Lill  to  Lizzie  Steffen 

$2,100 

Doming  court  450  ft  e of  Clark  st  sf  200x 
148  ft  Sept  3,  Henry  Schroeder  to  John 

L Cochran $16,000 

Fullerton  av  180  ft  e of  Orchard  st  sf  30x 
174%  ft  Sept  2,  Chas  Brodt  to  Zero 

Marx $3,000 

Fletcher  st,  148  ft  e of  Perry  sf  24x125  ft 
May  4,  Henry  W Gage  to  Peter  Seimetz 

$575 

Fletcher  st,  139  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  52x125 
ft  Sept  6,  Reuben  R Clarke  to  John  J 

Monaghan $1,820 

Graceland  av  sw  cor  Perry  st  nf  47x150  ft 
Aug  25,  Daniel  Goodwin  to  Emma  K 

Rider $1,100 

Graceland  av  e of  and  adj  above  premises 
50x150  ft  Aug  25,  Daniel  Goodwin  to 

Wm  Kaeber $1,000 

Gross  park  175  ft  e of  railroad  sf  25x123  ft 
July  6,  Samuel  E Gross  to  G Erickson 

! $575 

George  st  386  ft  w of  Racine  av  sf  25x123 
ft  Feb  22,  estate  of  Wm  0 Jones  to 

Henry  Raber $700 

Lincoln  av  331%  ft  se  of  Roscoe  st  sw  f 
25  ft  running  e to  George  st  Sept  1,  G H 

A Thomas  to  Elizabeth  Pemmer $700 

Lincoln  av,  152  ft  nw  of  George  st  ne  f 
running  w and  s to  George  st,  und  % 
Aug  19,  Chas  N Lanman  to  Eugene  E 

Prussing $1,666 

Lincoln  av  260  % ft  se  from  Roscoe  st  sw 
f 25  ft  running  n and  e to  Woodside  av 
Aug  3,  G H A Thomas  to  Auger  Kirt- 

land $750 

Montana  st  216  ft  w of  Sheffield  av  sf  31% 
xll4%  ft  Sept  7,  Anton  Carlson  to  Os- 
car C Anderson $5,000 

Nellie  av  sw  cor  Pine  Grove  nw  f 100x150 
ft  Sept  6,  Edward  L Huntley  to  Ed- 
ward G Smith $2,750 

Oakdale  av  211  ft  w of  Racine  nf  25x123  ft 
Mch  1,  estate  of  Wm  O Jones  to  H Thu- 

rock  

Oakdale  av  236  ft  w of  Racine  nf  25x123 
ft,  Mch  1,  estate  of  Wm  O Jones  to  Wil- 

helm  Schroeder $600 

Oakdale  av  248  ft  w of  Evanston  road  sf 
35x125  ft  Aug  9,  Wallace  C Clement  to 

G Lovgreen $1,575 

OaKdale  av,  e and  adj  above  sf  35x125  ft 
Aug  9,  Wallace  C Clement  to  Sven  P 

Svensen $1,575 

Perry  st  284  ft  n of  Noble  ef  30  ft  to  alley 
May  8,  John  P Altgeld  to  Caspar  Kugel 

$600 

Paulina  st  48  ft  n of  Roscoe  wf  25x125  ft 
Aug  10,  Emelie  Schweitzer  to  Patrick  F 

Haynes $1,125 

Racine  av471  ft  n of  Belmont  ef  25x115  ft 
JuIy  10,  John  P Altgeld  to  Peter  0 Ol- 
son   $650 

Racine  av  same  as  above  with  improv- 
ments  Aug  16,  Peter  0 Olson  to  August 

A Kerberg $1,800 

Sheffield  av  200  ft  n of  Wellington  st  ef  25 
xl24  ft  Sept  1,  G & B F McConnell  to 

John  Hansen $875 

Surrey  court  89.9  ft  e of  Dunning  st  ef  30 
xl40  ft  Aug  30,  Thos  Girde  to  Hannah 

Thurman $1,000 

Surf  st  172  ft  e of  Evanston  road  sf  147x 
197  ft  Aug  18,  Geo  B Carpenter  to  Con- 
rad Furst $12,000 

Sheffield  av  754%  ft  s of  Sulzer  st  ef  150x 
200  ft  Sept  1,  Lucy  A Waller  to  Joseph 

M Rogers $4,950 

Southport  av  71  8-10  ft  Sept  7,  Susannah 

ThiletoHansP  Nielson $800 

Wardst  171  ft  s of  Marianna,  ef  24x124  ft 
Sept  2,  Albert  Runke  to  Julius  Leng 
$1,725 

Woodside  av  216  ft  n of  Byron  st  wf  24x 
121  ft  Aug  31  Herman  C Buechner  to 

Herman  Brunke $316 

Woodside  av,  s and  adj  above  24x121  ft 
Aug  31.  Herman  C Buechner  to  Wilhelm 
Goens $316 

South  ot  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  48%  ft  n of  53d  st  wf  25x121 
ft  Aug  25,  Chas  H Taylor  to  D Heitman 


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MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


.$500 

Ashland  av  168  ft  s of  50th  sc  wf  48x120  ft 
July  19,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Theresia  Poes- 

! tsch $1,200 

Ashland  av  s of  and  adj  above  48x120  ft 
JuIy  19,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Geo  Hansel- 

man $1,200 

Atlantic  st  s of  Garfield  bd  ef  50x123  ft 


Sept  7,  Chas  Garben  to  Jennie  C Ma- 
guire  $888 

Atlantic  st  175  ft  s of  50th  wf  25x124  ft 
Sept  7,  Malcolm  McMartin  to  Bartholo- 
mew Regan $1,200 

Atlantic  st  175  ft  s of  50th  wf  25xl24|;ft 
Aug  23,  Helen  A Harwood  to  Malcolm 

McMartin $500 

Butterfield  st,  116  ft  s of  Garfield  bd  ef 
40.7x83%  ft  Aug  31,  Henry  Botsford  to 

Ellen  A Kinyon $2,650 

Butterfield  st  206  ft  s of  Garfield  boul  ef 
25x83  ft  Sept  1,  Henry  Botsford  to  Louis 

Rapp $2,000 

Butterfield  st,  near  49th  wf  25x100  ft  Aug 
21,  Daniel  Nicholsetal  to  Malcolm  Me 

Martin $450 

Butterfield  st,  near  49th  wf  25x100  ft  sept 
7,  Malcolm  McMartin  to  John  Murphy 

$1,125 

Berkley  av  36-8  ft  se  of  Bowen  swf  26%x 
66  ft  Sept  1,  Henry  Turner  et  al  to 

Mark  A Barrelle $4,500 

Berkley  av63  ft  sw  of  Bowen  sw  f 26%x66 
ft  Sept  1,  Henry  Turner  et  al  to  Emily 

M Steele $4,500 

Calumet  av  295  ft  nof  42d  st  ef  25x128  ft 
July  27,  Chas  M Reed  to  De  Witt  C Cur- 
rier   $1,125 

Cork  sc,  211  ft  n of  51st  st  wf  25x124%  ft 
June  9,  John  T Young  to  B Lamoreaux 

$300 

Cedar  st  138  ft  w of  School  st  nf  26x124% 
ft  Feb  18,  Chas  W Nichols  to  Geo  B Van 

Steenberg $500 

Cedar  st  114%  ft  w of  School  st  nf  24x 
124%  ft  Feb  18,  Chas  W Nichols  to  An- 
drew J Stone $450 

Dreyer  st  149%  ft  s of  48th  wf  25x122%  ft 
Sept  3,  Cyrus  Bentlee  Jr  to  Fredencn 

Leonhardt $400 

Drexel  av  sw  cor  54th  st  ef  308x130%  with 
14  other  lots  in  same  sub,  Lots  1 to  13 
24  25  27  37  38  44  45  48  49  50  b 1 Lots  46 
to  50  Blk  2,  Drexel  & Smiths  sub  in  11 
38  14,  Sept  — ■,  Wm  Flanagan  et  al  to 

Wm  R Sim $15,000 

Evans  av  133  ft  s of  45th  st  ef  25x142  ft 
Ephriam  H Sprague  to  MF  Young  $1,050 
Forty  second  st  251  ft  e of  Drexel  bd  nf  25 
xl60  ft  Sept  4,  Odell  Reynolds  to  Eunice 

F Morrill  $2,900 

Fifty  first  st  70  ft  e of  Bishop  wf  25x124% 
ft  July  1,  G W C Wilson  to  August  Diet- 

rich  $500 

Fortieth  court  186  ft  w of  Bissell  st  sf  25x 
134  ft  Sept  1,  Ellen  McGuire  to  Joel  Fel- 

tenstein $1,850 

Fifty  eighth  st  124%  ft  e of  Wallace  sf 
121%xl20  fr  Aug  14,  Henry  Bant  to  Su- 
san A Maher $1,300 

Forty  sixth  st  137%  ft  e of  Winter  nf  25x 
125  ft  July  9,  Archibald  A E Taylor  to 

Patrick  Corcoran $675 

Fifty  fifth  st  80  ft  e of  Kimbark  av  sf  40x 
150  ft  Mch  29,  Amos  L Kenney  to  Jas 

Hood $1,000 

Fifty  fifth  st  80  ft  e of  Kimbark  av  sf  40x 
150  ft  Sept  1,  James  Hood  to  John  Ma- 

hen $1,200 

Fortieth  st  289  ft  e of  Grand  boul  nf  25x 
112  ft  Aug  27,  Harriet  M and  R S Tut- 

hill  to  Chas  C Landt $1,500 

Greenwood  av  231  ft  n of  51st  st  ef  lOOx 
297  ft  Aug  2,  Eugene  E Prussing  to 

Martha  J Morse $12,000 

Greer  st,  46.4  ft  e of  Leggate  nf  25x125  ft 
July  13,  Nathan  Corwitli  et  al  to  Mau- 
rice Lamorche $300 

Greenwood  av,  nw  cor  of  Walnut  st  ef  162 
xl56  ft  July  13,  Horatio  Pratt  to  Almira 

Mooney $11,000 

Hickory  st  141%  ft  s of  36th  ef  25x125  ft 
Sept  4,  Sigismund  Nebinger  to  Argess 

M Evans $800 

Langley  av  444  ft  n of  47th  st  wf  25x120  ft 
Sept  2,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Magda- 
lena & Henry  Goehst $1,164 

La  Salle  st  247  ft  s of  Cloud  court  wf  25x 
122  ft  Sept  1,  David  H Keyes  to  Lars  P 

Broden $500 

Lake  av  393  ft  sw  of  40th  st  ne  f 25x180  ft 
Sept  1,  G Trumbull  to  Godrrey  H Ball 

$3,250 

Lexington  av,  150  ft  s of  62d  st  wf  44%x 
184  ft  Aug  26,  Chas  Bennington  to  War- 
ren Stanton $2,700 


May  st  s,  133  ft  n of  53d  Wf  24x124  ft  May 
27,  C J Hambleton  to  John  Delahanty 

$200 

Madison  av  se  cor  of  58th  st  wf  50x150  ft 
Aug  13,  Martha  A & EM  Bongton  to 

^ Edward  Rensnow $2,000 

Madison  av,  s of  and  adj  above  50x150  ft 
Aug  3,  Martha  A & E M Bcngton  to 

Herman  Rensnow $2,000 

Paulina  st,  174  ft  s of  48th  wf  25x122%  ft 
Aug 9,  Cyrus  Bently  Jrto  Martin  Dersch 

$350 

Prairie  av,  260  ft  s of  39th  st  ef  20x161  ft 
July  30  Orrin  M YVelli  to  Mary  M Bar- 
rett  $7,000 

Prairie  av  nw  cor  40th  st  ef  19%xl60  ft 
Sept  3,  Orrin  M Wells  to  Amelia  Noxon 

$7,000 

Sixty  second  st545  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  25x 
125  ft  Aug  25,  Robert  Law  to  George 

Clarke $1,300 

Sidney  av  136  ft  s of  44th  st  ef  40x88  ft 
Sept  2,  James  R Crocker  et  al  to  Chas 

T Tyrrell $2,000 

Shurtleff  st  52  ft  n of  42d  wf  26x104  ft 
July  6,  Thomas  M Crocker  to  C Oertel 

$625 

School  st  n 57th  ef  26x117  ft  Aug  4,  Joseph 

H Barth  to  Chas  Brocker $600 

Throop  st  49  9-10  ft  n of  49th  sf  24x124% 
ft  Aug  2,  Henry  G Foreman  to  John  Ah- 
rens  $350 

Tracy  st  s of  47th  wf  24x125  ft  Sept  7, 
Wm  A Coleman  to  Frank  Pa  Korney 

$350 

Woodlawn  av  175  ft  n of  48th  st  wf  75x187 
ft  Sept  4,  Julia  S Banter  to  James  B 

Goodman $9,000 

Woodlawn  av  132  ft  s of  52d  st  wf  46x150 
ft  Sept  4,  H H Gage  to  Jacob  B Breese 

$2,760 

Woodlawn  av,  s and  adj  above  44x140  ft 
Sept  1 Thos  G Carson  to  Jacob  B Breese 

$2,640 

Wood  st,  180  ft  n of  44th  ef  24x124%  ft 
Aug  5,  Estate  of  Horatio  P Ward  to  Ed- 
ward McDermott $325 

Wabash  av  s of  53d  st  ef  25x161  ft  Sept  8, 
Geo  P Van  Everen  to  Caroline  Jahnke 

$875 

Wentworth  av  187  ft  s of  51st  st  wf  26x126 
ft  Sept  2,  Wm  T Harris  to  M R Fresh- 
water  $1,500 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Belmont  av,  645  ft  w of  Hoyne  nf  24x125 
ft  Sept  3,  Heinrich  Tamusch  to  Carl  Ta- 

pel $555 

Crawford  av  24  ft  s of  Breckinridge  st  wf 
24x125  ft  Aug  7,  Robert  Ansley  to  J H 

Weiser $250 

Forest  av  24  ft  n of  Evergreen  av  wf  48x 
125  ft  June  1,  Frame  C Delamater  to  O 

Thompson $1,800 

Humboldt  st  150  ft  s of  Cortland  ef  25x 
180  ft  Oct  28  ’85,  Rosine  Greenebaum  to 

Chas  P Swanson $550 

Heine  st  125  ft  s of  Bloomington  wf  25x 
111  ft  Aug  31,  John  H Meller  to  Jas  A 

Goneo $1,450 

Keeney  av  250  ft  n of  Bloomingdale  road 
ef  50x125  ft  July  8,  Ella  C Bradley  to 

Jas  F Keeney $9,600 

Keeney  av  25  ft  n of  Courtland  av  ef  25x 
125  ft  Aug  30.  Jas  F Keeney  to  Peter 

May $450 

Laurel  av  se  cor  Diversy  st  wf  50x125%  ft 
Aug  6,  Jacob  H Eoff  to  August  Carlsen 

$775 

Mozart  st  250  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  wf  25x 
100  ft  Sept  9,  Gustaf  Berglund  to  Peter 

Berglund $2,200 

Myrtle  av,  175  ft  s of  Greenwood  av  ef  25 
xl26  ft  Aug  7,  Samuel  Delamater  to  Si- 
las P Barney $350 

Park  av,  173  ft  n of  Garden  wf  25x123  ft 
Sept  3,  John  Arnold  to  August  Tessman 

$400 

Powell  av,  43  ft  s of  Cherry  place  ef  40x 
110  ft  Sept  3,  Lars  Hansen  to  Annie 

Hansen $2,200 

Park  av  75  ft  s of  Evergreen  wf  25x125% 
ft  July  22,  Ingar  Jansen  to  Gust  Nor- 
man   .....  $350 

Rhine  st  200  ft  w of  Cromwell  sf  50x125  ft 


Sept  2,  Patrick  W Bnowhook  to  Peter 

Jensen $ 

Wabansia  av  149  ft  w of  Ballou  st  sf  25x 
153  ft  Aug  3,  Walter  W Angnr  to  Lud- 
wig Mansler $325 


A L It  K E II  K \ T.«i  VO  It  DKKIIH. 

Lot«  11  and  12  Browne’s  sub  pt  lots  4 and  5 b 26,  16 

38  14,  Sept  1,  Wilder  Cook  k Co  to  T H Richling, 
I960 

Lot  17  b 6 u w qr  nw  qr  10  39  13,  Sept  1,  Geo  Singer 

to  Chas  Conway f 750 

W Vi  It  2 blk  4.  Bickerdike  k Steele’s  sub  28  40  14, 

Sept  2,  Fredk  Schrader  to  A Carlsen $1,220 

W Vi  It  12  blck  18,  Carpenter  addn,  Aug  31,  Bridget 

Cronin  to  Auguste  Miller $3,000 

61st  fit,  163  ft  w of  Wallace  st,  s frt,  30x125  ft,  Aug 

4,  Henry  H App  to  R W Ba«ch $2,500 

Lt  42,  WheelerH  sub  se  qr  se  qr  ne  qr  20  38  14, June  1, 

John  N Wheeler  to  John  Carlson $340 

Lot  39,  same,  Jane  14,  same  to  Swen  Carlson, 

$340 

Lot  5 b 23,  8 Chicago,  C & C C & D Co  to  Peter  8a- 

dow6ky $500 

E 24  ft  of  pt  e Vi  it  10  b 4,  Union  Park  add,  Aug  31, 

□ John  John  to  John  Berry $15,000 

Lot  1 of  Its  26  and  27  b 3,  Bauman  k Hoffman’s  sub 
ne  ^4  6 39  14,  August  31,  Anton  Horn  to  G Kohn, 

$2,250 

Lot  24  blck  11,  Morris’  sub  sw  ^4  18  39  14,  Sept  1, 

Theodore  Walter  to  Frank  Krenel $3,150 

Premises  No  611  W 12t.h  st,  Aug  31,  P Wetzel  to  Frk 

Peril.  Assigned  to  John  Schweyer $7,200 

Lot  9 b 32,  Rogers  Park,  Aug  27,  Chas  H Morse  to 

J I Ennis $2,350 

Lot  163  b 3 33  39  14,  Sept  4,  J Hutchinson  to  Bridget 

Reilly $2,200 

Premises  nw  cor  Noble  av  and  C ark  street,  Aug  31, 

Louise  M Wilder  to  Wm  C Young $14,000 

Lot  33  h 1 Wentworth’s  6ub  nw  qr  34  39  14,  No  3233 
Michigan  blvd,  Aug  14,  Elizabeth  J McCoilom  to 

F G Herney $9,500 

Lots  224  and  225  blk  12  Austinville,  Aug  31,  Andrea 

Retagtetta  to  Geo  F Bassett $535 

Lot  38  blk  1 b 4 n % e Vi  se  qr  20  40  14,  Sept  1,  Clar- 
ence Buckingham  to  Line  Peterson $1,500 

Lot  40  b 5 Parmly’s  Normal  Park  addn.  Sept  4,  3 P 

Parmly  to  Lydia  D Deards  . . .$425 

Lot  27  b 1,  Foreman’s  Stock  Yards’  addn,  Aug  2,  H 

G Foreman  to  W Vogt $400 

Lots  1 to  5 b 9,  South  Branch,  July  31,  Estate  of  W 

B Ogden  to  Otho  S Geither $45,000 

Lincoln  ave,  300  ft  n of  Division  st,  w frt,  80x99  ft, 

Aug  9,  D McIntosh  to  J W Dal $2,600 

Premises  ne  cor  Halsted  and  Van  buren  st,  5 Jx96 
ft,  September  4,  H Abrahams  to  H H Kohlsaat, 

$50,000 

Lot  33  blk  2,  Cass’  sub  e 30  aers  s 64  acs  nw  % 25  39 

13,  July  26,  Geo  W Cass  to  Thos  ^peka $300 

S 162  ft  of  lot  9 b 14,  Egandale,  July  13,  Gertrude 

M Pratt  to  Almira  Mooney  $11,000 

Lots  21  to  24  b 26,  19  39  14,  July  12,  A Limberg  to 

John  Ertl $2,725 

Lots  45  and  46  Robertson’s  sub  pt  ne  qr  ne  qr  23  38 

14,  Aug  3 , S W Flynn  to  L Hoyt $1,825 

Lots  9 10  11  b 3,  Mason  k McKiehan’s  sub  nw  qr  14 

39  13,  Sept  2,  N B Brooks  to  E F Bayley. $1,600 

Lot  16  b 8 of  lots  34  and  35,  June  30,  Mary  M Whel- 

lar  to  B Bushee  $2,256 

Lots  10  and  11  of  lots  8 to  16,  w Vi  block  27,  S S add, 
September  2,  William  McGlade  to  John  Gaynor. 

$18,000 

Lots  34  and  35  b 6,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  21  38  14,  July  26 

Chas  H Caldwell  to  Susan  D Bristol $600 

Lot  9 b 3,  Smith’s  sub,  3 38  14,  Sept  2,  B F Smith  to 

H M Heine s $1,500 

Lot  31  b 2,  Cass’  sub,  e 30  aers  s 64  acs,  nw  qr  25  39 

13,  Aug  9,  Geo  W Cass  to  Emil  Schade $300 

Lots  land  2 b 1 and  lots  15  and  16  blk  2,  Castello’s 
sub  nw  qr  35  40  13,  June  8,  John  Castello  et  al  to 

Harry  Chupe  et  al $1,300 

Lot  14,  Gross’  Humboldt  Pk  add,  Aug  9,  Samuel  E 

Gross  to  Edwd  W Carnes $1,950 

N half  lot  20  of  lots  9 to  16,  Johnston’s  sub  ne  qr  3 
38  14,  Sept  6,  Eugene  Daplicy  to  Annette  Van  Ux- 

em $3,6  JO 

West  105  ft  lot  16  and  n 2s  ft  lot  15  blk  10,  Duncan’s 
add.  Aug  13,  Johu  V Baxter  to  Edwd  Pardridge, 

$25,000 

Lots  5 aud6  b 2,  Brainard  & Evans’  add,  Estate  of 
Bridget  Heeney  to  Seelig  Morris  and  H Stern, 

$7,300 

Lots  3 and  4 blk  2,  Walker  k Stinson’s  sub  2 38  14, 
July  29,  Julia  F Heyworth  to  Thomas  B Bryan, 

$16,000 

Lots  25  and  26,  Kreer  & Rice’s  sub  in  ne  qr  18  37  15 

J J Kreer  to  J Velchrek $600 

Lot  6 blk  24,  Kimball’s  addn  to  Hyde  Park,  May  21, 

Belle  Attiger  to  Chas  E Pope $1,800 

Lot  18,  Gross’  Humboldt  Prk  add,  Aug  25,  Sam’l  E 

Gross  to  Nils  Mailer $1,950 

Lots  15  and  16  blk  2,  Price’s  sub  10  38  14,  Sept  6,  W 
Leinbach  to  Flora  M Bontlepl. ...  $4,250 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  20  b 2,  Scammon  & Dickey’s  sub  w half  se  qr  23 
38  14,  August  19,  Geo  W Todd  to  Johu  Nylander, 

$350 

Lot  30  blk  2,  same,  August  19,  J W Farliu  to  same, 

$350 

Lot  33  b 77,  Cornell,  Aug  20,  Estate  of  Jas  Johnson 

to  Anne  Cranston $250 

Lot  30  blk  1,  Shortall  Trustees  sub  ne  26  38  14, 
July  1,  George  Howes  to  Patrick  Chambers  etal 

$2,4uU 

Lots  5 to  12  b 8,  S Chicago,  Aug  31,  C & C C & D Co 

to  Cail  Cramer . . $3,2u0 

Lot  1 b 2,  Cronkite  et  al  sw  qr  sub  24  38  14,  June  27. 

John  T Richards  to  Mary  J Davies  $4(  0 

Lot  11  b 44,  S Chicago,  Aug  25.  John  Goodman  to  J 

C Willig *475 

Lots  29  to  33  b 7,  McChesney  sub  ne  qr  22  38  14.  Aug 

21,  A B McChesney  to  Leah  H Hoffman $1,250 

Lot  21  b 5 Lancaster’s  sub  w Vi  swqr  22  38  14,  Aug 

25,  F G Springer  to  Robt  P Bird $75  ) 

Blocks  5 and  13  e Vi  nw  qr  blks  2 5 7 10  12  e Vi  sw  qr 
22  38  14,  July  1,  Philip  D Armour  to  Philip  D Ar- 
mour Jr ...  $4  i,00) 

Lots  1 and  2 b 92  Cornell,  Aug  16,  The  Portsmouth^ 

Savings  Bank  to  Jas  Damey $l,55o 

Lots  9 and  10  block  2,  Kensington,  Sept  4,  Calvin  C 

March  to  Johu  R Parker $1,00) 

Lot  4 b 3,  Schmidt’s  sub  s half  se  quarter  32  38^14, 

Sept  3,  M Schmitt  to  A Beilfress $4  0 

Lots  1 and  2 b 9j,  South  Chicago,  July  6,  C k C 0 k 
D Co.  to  Edwd  Roby $2,00) 


520 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Lot  43  b 54,  same,  Sept  4,  Andreas  Kausman  to  F C 

Gose $1,650 

Lots  I5  and  16  blck  107,  Cornell,  Aug  17,  The  Ports- 
mouth Savings  Bank  to  C Meunzuer $350 

Lot  83,  Robertson’s  sub  n 25^4  acres  ne  qr  23  38  14, 
Aug  27,  Etta  F and  A Remington  to  F I Bennett. 

$1,575 

Lot  42  bid  4,  S Chicago,  Mar  19.  C & C C & D Co  to 

Carl  A Freeman $4C0 

Same  premises,  Aug  24,  Carl  A Freeman  to  Chas  P 
Sandberg $450 


LAKE. 


Lot  6 blk  2 Schorling’s  sub  pt  n 110  rds  nw  J4  33  38 
14,  e of  road,  Aug  30,  A Schorling  to  Mary  Joch- 
ew $800 


Lot  36  and  s 8 ft  lot  37  b 3,  Universty  sub  of  Engle 
wood,  Sept  1,  Agda  Johnston  to  Mathews  Johns- 
ton   $4  000 


Lot  8 (ex  n 10  ft)  u 10  ft  It  9 in  sub  of  lots  3 to  12, 
etc  b 4.  Barnum  Grove,  Aug  28,  Georgina  F Wesl- 

berg  to  Anna  W Meore $2,750 

Lots  25  to  28  b 2,  Parmly’s  Normal  Park  add,  Aug 

18,  K R Cherry  to  R C Givins $5,000 

Lot  27  of  lots  19  23  24,  of  b 1 to  4 etc,  Taylor’s  sub 
21  3814,  Aug  23,  Elli  A Beach  to  William  P Wil -on 

. $500 


Lots  47  and  48  block  6,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville 
August  21,  James  D Smith  to  Henry  M Bayne, 

.$868 


Lot  14  and  n 8 ft  lot  I5  b 4,  University  sub  of  Eng- 
lewood, Sept  2,  Jno  L DuBrenil  to  Thos  H Jones 


.$773 


Lot  17  b 2 of  lots  5 to  10,  Crockei ’s  sub  se  qr  17  38 
14,  August  11,  Dyer  N Burnham  to  Otto  Fiedler, 

. $250 


Lot  1 in  sub  of  west  % n half  se  qr  lie  qr  28  39  14, 
June  26,  Thomas  P Phillips  to  David  H Gibson, 


$725 


Lot  2.  same,  June  26,  same  to  Paul  Geres $611 

Lot  1,  Phillips’  sub  w^n  half  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14, 

June  26,  David  H Gibson  to  Paul  Geres $750 

Lot  7 of  lots  13  to  16  b 9,  Linden  Grove,  July  27,  M 

F Burke  to  Jas  G Mathers $2,825 

W 37  ft  of  e 53*ft  of  s 135  fr  of  lot  4 b 15,  Skinner  & 
Judd’s  sub  21  36  14,  Aug  24.  Geo  Stuart  to  Mervin 

( ' Allen $2,410 

N 70  ft  of  s 100  ft  of  w 14014  ft  of  lot  5 b 14,  Skinner 
& Judd’s  ne  qr  21  38  14.  Aug  9,  Annette  McChir- 

tock  to  H Crandall $2,975 

Lots  1 and  u 26  feet  lot  2 b 3,  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr 
21  38  14,  June  5,  W Danforth  to  Chas  S Thornton 

‘ 1,500 


Lot  1 of  lots  11  14  15  blk  13,  Linden  Grove,  Aug  11 

Charlotte  A Baker  to  Geo  Clarke $1,600 

Lots  22  and  23  blck  2.  Eberhart’s  sub  se  qr  16  38  13, 
Sept  6,  Isa  A Eberhart  to  W Whittaker  et  al  . ..$450 

Lot  39  b 3,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, , J 

D Smith  to  A J McPherson $200 

Sw  qr  sw  qr  32  38  14,  (ex  e 5 acs  of  n 10  acs)  Sept  5, 

Jas  L Houghteling  to  Laura  L Reynolds $1 

Lot  9 Hosmer’s  sub  of  w V2  sw  qr  se  qr  ne  qr  20  38 

14,  June  11,  JohnO  Berg  to  Ole  Lee $200 

Lot  18  b 3,  Schmidt’s  sub  s half  se  qr  se  qr  32  33  14, 
Sept  6,  Mathias  Schmidt  to  Catherine  A Fawcett, 


.$1,100 


Lot  35  b 4,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Sept  2, 

John  Hennessy  to  Henry  Marlin $400 

Lot  34  blk  4,  same  sub,  July  1,  Jas  D Smith  to  John 
Heunesy  $200 


fJALUMET. 


Lots  17  to  20  blk  27,  E Washn  Hts,  July  1,  E L Gil- 
lette to  Nellie  Scoville $2,350 

Un  i Vi  blk  5 S Englewood  sub  in  5 37  14,  also  of  b 6 
and  e Vi  b 5,  Edgewood,  Sept  1,  Helen  R Huntley 

to  Jas  H Gilbert $7,000 

Lots  23  and  24  blk  74  Wash’n  Hts,  Aug  27,  George  R 

Clarke  to  James  Bell  $1,700 

Lots  21  to  24  b39,  E Washn  Hts,  Aug  27,  H L Hill  to 

Hannah  Bowers $700 

Lots  12  and  13  block  51,  Washington  Heights,  Aug 
16,  First  German  E L Church  of  Blue  Island  to 

Paul  Klenk $600 

Lot  25  blck  14,  Vincennes  Road  add  to  Washington 
Heights,  Aug  25,  Rose  Bussing  to  M Bernstein, 


$200 


Lots  119  to  124.  134  to  137,  142  143  144  of  lots  35  to  78 
etc,  b 5 Washn  Hts,  June  30,  W H Fesler  to  J L 

Congdon $2,400 

Lots  119  to  121  134  to  137,  142  143  144,  same.  Sept  1, 

Jas  L Congdon  to  Frances  A Cox $1,600 

Lot  2 of  lot  12  b 15,  Washington  Hts,  Aug  19,  Geo 

R Clarke  to  N P Jensen $2,700 

Lot  11  blk  74,  same,  Aug  18,  Blue  Isld  L & B Co  to 

Jas  B Boise $150 

Lots  10  and  11,  Sharpshooter’s  Park,  Mar  4,  Chica- 
go Sharpshooter’s  Assn  to  Henry  Guth $200 


CIOEBO. 


Lots  1 to  5 and  n Vi  6 b 6,  Blackstone’s  addn  to  Oak 
Park,  July  20,  Estate  of  W B Ogden  to  William  H 

Wood $2,i»00 

Lots  7 to  11  and  s Vi  6 b 6,  same,  July  20,  Caroline 

O Jones  to  same $2,000 

Lots  12  to  16  and  s Vi  17  b 6,  same,  July  20,  Mahlon 

O Jones  to  same $2,000 

Lots  18  to  22  and  n V2  17  b 6,  same,  J uly  20,  Frances 

O Jones  to  same  .. $2, 1 >00 

Lot  13  b 1,  Central  subdvn,  in  7 39  13,  Aug  26,  Mary 

Drescher  to  L P Caldwell $2,750 

Lot  2 in  sub  of  pt  18  39  13,  (6%  acres)  Aug  28,  Wal- 

ter  S Dray  to  Joseph  Shippen $10,000 

Lot  21  b 5,  Merrick’s  sub  w V2  nw  M 9 39  13,  Sept  1, 

GeoN  Culver  to  J Q A Rugg $2,500 

Lot  11  b 9,  also  Its  21  b 17,  First  Div  Clyde,  Sept  4, 

J E Woodbridge  to  Isabella  D Goodwin $500 

Lots  1 to  5,  13  to  18,  25  to  30,  40  41  42,  b 12,  Salisbu- 
ry’s sub  se  qr  5 39  13,  July  2,  Oliver  F Snow  to 

Geo  W Mayhew $545 

Lots  40  41  42  b 12,  same,  July  10,  Geo  W Mayhew  to 

Henry  Null $870 

Lots  29  and  30  b 12,  same,  July  10,  Geo  W Mayhew 

to  L S Reunell  $870 

Lots  7 and  8 b 3,  Schmidt’s  sub  sw  10  acres,  6 39  13, 

Aug  41,  John  L Davison  to  A C Schmidt $600 

Lot  76  b 10,  Austiuville,  Sept  3,  Addie  T Dunn  to  S 

Lewy $2,000 

Lot  14  b 10,  Austinville,  Aug  20,  Mary  J & C B Wil- 
son to  Edwd  S Austin $500 


EVANSTON, 


Lot  2 b 16,  North  Evanston,  June  1,  D B Dewey  to 

P Rohliuger $1,200 

S V2  lot  22  b 2,  Hardin’s  add,  Aug  11,  C W Newman 

toE  E Nelson $800 

Lots  1 and  2 b 11.  Its  19  and  20  b 3,  Kenney  & Rinn’s 
add,  lots  4 and  5 b 1, Adams’  add,  lot  10  b 8,  Pitner 
& J'on’s  2d  add,  Sept  4,  R R Bradford  to  Nettie  E 
Brad  foid $3,000 


Coffin,  Devoe  & Co. 


WHITE  LEAD,  COLORS,  BRUSHES,  VARNISHED 

F.  W.  Devoe  & Co.’s  Eeady  Mixed  House  Paints 

A fcvT  ID  PAINTERS’  SUPPLIES 
RANDOLPH  ST.,  ► « CHICAGO- 


R.  W.  Hyman  Jr.  & Go., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 


JEFFERSON. 

Lots  1 2 3 21  to  24.  blk  43  Montrose,  Aug  30,  Geo  H 

Sidwell  to  Jas  F Gillette S3, 000 

Lots  47  and  48  b 24,  Jefferson,  Aug  30,  D W Eldred 

to  Henry  Ellsner  $1,000 

Lots  16  and  17  block  14  O’Brien’s  sub  sw  qr  34  4013, 

May  1,  D B Dewey  to  B E McDona’d $800 

Lot  26  b 1,  Story  & Allen’s  addn,  Aug  25,  Master  in 

Chancery  (o  Geo  R Daley $255 

Lots  28  2 i 32  33  b 21,  Pennock,  Sept  1,  J F Keeney 

to  C W Leffiugwell $1,900 

Lots  1 2 3 blk  2;  lots  18  to  24  36  37  b 3,  Storey’s  Mil- 
waukee ave  sub  in  se  qr  25  40  13,  June  26,  Chas  A 

Spa'ding  to  John  H Stehman  ....  - $1,200 

Lots  1 to  16  blk  1,  Steven’s  sub  w 8 % chs  of  ne  qr  15 
40  13,  Aug  21,  Albert  W Stevens  to  Geo  C Thomas 

$->,000 

Lots  3 4 7 8 12  block  14  and  18  other  lots  in  Garfield, 

July  8.  Ella  C Bradley  to  Jas  F Keeney .$9,600 

Blk  18.  Jack-on’sfeub  in  sec  11  and  12  40  13,  Sept  16, 
Wendeliu  Vollmer  to  Fred’k  LShreedy  $3,000 

MAINE. 

Lot  33  f ex  s 25  ft  and  n 22  ft)  b 5,  Park  Ridge,  Aug 

31.  Thos  C White  to  J A Bloomfield $450 

Lot  65  De-plaines,  Sept  1,  Edwd  P Proctor  to  E C 
Schaeffer $700 

NEW  TRIES. 

Lot  4 (ex  n 42  1-10  ft):  also  n 61  2-10  ft  lot  5 block  1, 
Glencoe,  Aug  30,  Albert  G Cone  to  S G Bishop, 

$1,000 

Lt  3 oil,  Co  Clerk’s  div  sw  qr  1?  42  13,  Aug  5,  Rod- 
ney Dennis  to  Martha  J Schrage $l,n00 

MISOEKLaNEOTJS. 

N 14  lot  1 blk  3 River  Forest,  Aug  20,  Gale  & Blocki 

to  R S Ingals $1,696 

Lots  1 21  22  and  23  b 6,  Norwood  Park,  Aug  25,  Wm 

H R Buchanan  to  J N Faithom  Jr $6  JO 

N 40  ft  of  b 34  in  Railroad  add  to  Harlem,  Aug  30, 

F Tollner  to  E J Schmidt $425 

E 54  sw  qr  and  nw  qr  se  qr  14  42  11,  Aug  31,  George 

WendPng  to  Wm  Hener $8,500 

Lots  21  to  39  block  198,  Maywood,  Aug  12,  Harriet  E 

Skilton  to  Harry  I Skilton $4,750 

Blk  129  and  west’ly  half  198,  Maywood,  Sept  2,  Eliz- 

beth  A Phillips  to  Anthony  McK  Cochrane $1 

Lots  1 to  5 b 23n;  lots  16  17  18,  b 142,  Maywood,  Sept 

1.  Mary  Whelan  to  Ezra  A Tuttle $1,500 

Lot  9 s half  b 19,  33  39  14,  Aug  17,  Florence  Mur- 
ray et  al  to  Wm  Flindt $1,650 

Lot  3 of  lot  4 of  lot  5 b 27  29,  Aug  30,  Est  of  Patrick 
H McGrall  to  John  Murray $650 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Sept.  9,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount 

City  154  $666,982 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  92  187,990 

County 104  234,700 

Total 350  $1,089,672 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Sept.  10,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 166  $506,060 

County 177  277,057 

Total 343  $785,117 


TRUST  DEEDS. 

Adams  J C to  M E Greenebaum,  June  3: 

lt  51  b 34,  31  39  14;  2y  7 $300 

Alschuler  I to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  1: 
lots  1C  and  11  blk  1,  29  40  14:  3y  8%% 

$2,700 

Albaugh  L and  D W to  G A Gary,  Aug  11: 

lt  1 etc  b 3 b 3,  18  39  14,  2y  7% $9,250 

Anderson  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  3. 

Its  8 and  9 b 20,  25  40  13,  3y  7 . . $1,800 

Aoyland  J S to  J Weir,  Aug  24,  lt  8 blk  6, 

18  39  14,  3y  8% $500 

Anderson  J to  R W Bridge,  Sept  1,  lot  45 
and  pt  44  b 7 b 10,  Sheffield  add,  Sept  1, 
lot  45  and  part  46,  Sheffield  add,  4y  7%, 

$760 

Allen  M C to  R Stuart,  Aug  24,  pt  lot  4 b 

15,  S & J sub,  21  38  14:  4y  7% $1,900 

Alke  F W to  H A Haugan,  Aug  19;  lot  62 

b 40,  21  38  14.  3y  8% $435 

Amick  E J to  J L Lombard,  Aug  6,  lt  6 b 

15,  D Pk  add  8% $1,250 

Bayue  H M to  Sheldon  <fc  Hall,  Sept  1,  lots 

47  and  48  b 2,  21  38  14,  8% $540 

Biehl  T to  W H Hess,  Aug  21,  part  b 40, 

Sheffield  add,  2y  8% $400 

Bates  J E and  H G to  S M Smith,  July  1, 

pt  b 44,  9 37  14,  4y  7% $1,100 

Bragdon  M C to  D B Dewey,  Aug  17,  prt 
It  10  b 4,  EvaDston,  5y  7% $1  400 


Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  \ 
of  n*»u  residents. 


Burghardt  H D to  D B Dewey,  Aug  20,  lt 

13  b 18,  N Evanston,  5y  7% $1,300 

Busch  E to  H S Deitrich,  Sept  2,  lt  23  b 3 

b 9,  29  40  14,  8% $1,400 

Burrelle  F A to  D F Dorsett,  Sept  1;  lot  1 

b 3,  2 38  14,  5y  7% $4,250 

Bell  J to  D W Kean,  Aug  27;  lots  23  and 

24  b 74,  W Heights;  6$ $1013 

Byrne  J to  E F Bayley,  Sept  1,  pt  b 26, 16 

38  14,  5y  6# $6,500 

Broden  L L to  E C Johnson,  July  1,  lt  4 b 

6.  16  38  14.  2y  8% $200 

Brudgau  J P to  S M Moore,  Julv  19,  lt  19 

b 16,  13  39  13,  3y  8% “ $250 

Ball  G H to  J H Trumbull.  Sept  1,  pt  lt  8 

b 13,  Cleave-ville,  3y  8% $3,250 

Barker  S S to  J N Barker,  Aug  21,  lot  32 

and  pt  33  b 4,  11  38  14,  5y  8% $6,000 

Blackwell  J to  T W Sennott,  Sept  3,  lt  100 

b 36.  17  39  14,  8% $3,000 

Bostwin  N F to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug  30 

lt  26  b 2,  29  40  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Britt  J to  C W Nicholes,  Sept  1,  lt  44  b 27 

33  39  14,  3y  8% $250 

Brown  J to  M Holec,  Aug  9,  lt  88  b 45,  19 

39  14,  8% $2,000 

Boz  A to  M Holec, , It  17  b 2,  3 * 39  14 

5£ $1,000 

Brady  O M to  J W Scoville,  Sept  1,  Its  31 

and  32  b 9,  7 39  14,  3y  6% $2,200 

Busbie  D V to  E N Weart,  Sept  1;  pt  b 8, 

21  38  14;  3y  7% $1,800 

Butler  P toG  Burry,  Aug  6,  lot  1 blck  17, 

Egandale,  6% $150 

Burbour  S Mto  A Smith,  Sept  1,  lot  3 b 3, 

Ellis’  w add,  5y  6% $900 

Bluett  F E to  C W Griggs,  Aug  25;  pt  Its 

44  and  43  b 1,  16  38  14;  4y $1,540 

ButnvJ  to  E AWarfleld,Aug  16;  lt  8,  b 18,  7 

38  14;  3y  8% $300 

Buski  M to  E A Warfield,  Aug  16;  lt  9,  7 

7 38  14,  3y  6% $300 

Brown  D to  A Heile,  July  1;  Its  69  and  70 

b 13,  31  39  14;  3y  6% $600 

Beck  H to  M Petrie,  July  1,  lots  53  and  54 

b 2 b 5,  Myrick  2d  add,  3y  8% $13.5C0 

Bletsch  A L to  W M LeMoyne,  July  15;  Its 

6 and  7 b 9,  Pine  Grove,  2y  6% $1,500 

Baernner  D F to  F R Chandler,  Aug  23, 

It  4 b 10,  Stone’s  sub,  Astor  add,  5y  8%, 

$16,500 

Budzinski  M to  T Schintz,  Sept  3,  lt  86  b 

1,  20  39  14,  3y  8%% $3,000 

Burns  J W to  J H Bissell,  July  27,  pt  lots 

11  and  12  b 2,  3 38  14,  2y  6% $725 

Bach  R to  W Schroeder,  Sept  6,  lt  43  b 5,  6 

39  14,  3y  6% $600 

Belcke  N to  A Wolf,  Aug  11,  lot  22,  se  ^ 

16  38  14,  8% $600 

Boerger  F L to  H J Wallingford,  Sept  1, 
lot  28  blk  4 blk  15,  Sheffield  add:  2y  7%, 

$1,200 

Bair  S to  F R Chandler.  June  5,  lt  1 lt  4 b 

22  etc  2 38  14 $2,700 

Callahan  J to  M E Greenebaum,  July  26: 

lt  103  Brookdale:  2y  6% $103 

Cramer  J to  J C Schumacher,  Aug  24;  lot 

6 b 11,  S & G add:  2y  7% $1,500 

Callar  C M to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  1, 

lt  13  b 8,  S & F add;  3y  7% $700 

Cox  A G to  A T Galt,  Sept  1;  pt  lt  24  blk 

15,  36  40  13;  5y  6% $1,000 

Cashaw  F to  J F McGrath,  Aug  24;  lt  41  b 

1,  9 38  14;  3y  8% $350 

Caldwell  L P to  S Dunlop,  Aug  26;  lot  13 

b 1,  Oak  Park,  Dec  1,  ’87,  7% $950 

Corrigan  W J to  T W Sennott,  Aug  28:  Its 

29  and  30  b 2,  9 38  14:  8% $1,100 

Casino  Rink  to  H A Goodrich,  July  31,  Its 

1 to  lib  11  U & M add $40,000 

Cunningham  F W to  A H Veeder,  Sept  6, 

lt  3 b 2,  9 38  14,  5y  8% $1,500 

Caraier  D C to  J H Bissell,  July  27,  lot  12 

and  pt  11  b 2,  3 38  14,  4y  8% $750 

Crandon  F P to  E Ayers,  Aug  13,  blks  15 

and  16,  32  41  14,  2y  8% $5,000 

Crandall  F E to  0 K A Hutchinson,  Sept 

1,  lt  4 b 4,  18  39  14,  5y  8% $2,000 

Cochran  J L to  J Buehler,  July  22,  pt  b B, 

28  40  14,  3y  8% $8,000 

Ceoss  E E to  J N Barker,  Sept  1,  Its  2 and 
3 b 6,  15  40  14,  5y  7% $2,500 


j Campbell  J L to  F L WilK,  Aug  14,  lots  5 
and  6 b 19  block  5.  Rockwell  add,  ly  7%, 

$2,000 

I Clarke  G to  J H Hill,  Aug  25;  Its  5 and  6 

b 37,  16  38  14;  3y  8% $550 

Clarke  G to  J FinicK,  Aug  11;  lot  1 b 13, 

Linden  Grove;  3y  7% $1,200 

Cook  P C to  W H Dunn,  Aug  28;  lt  2 lt  6 

b 2,  Rockwell  add;  45  ds  7% $950 

Carroll  M to  0 C Butz,  Aug  9,  lt  7 b 2,  7 

39  14,  8% 

Da  Jonge  F J to  P Ritzema,  Sept  1,  It  33 

b 18:  9 39  14,  4y  7% $700 

Damey  J to  A W Martin,  Aug  16,  lt  1 and 

2 b 92,  Cornell:  5y  7% $1,250 

Davis  R J to  A W Martin,  Aug  2:  lot  18  b 

14  D Pk  add:  5y  7% $2,500 

Davis  R J to  C A Sawyer,  Aug  2;  lot  18  b 

14,  D Pk  add:  3y  6% $1,450 

Denuett  A W to  I Claflin,  Sept  6,  Its  37  to 

41  b 4.  14  39  14,  3y  73$ $1,000 

Dumond  PtoEH  Sheldon,  Aug  26,  lt  21, 

b 18,  Ashland  2d  add,  3y  8% $1,687 

Deversia  M to  A PiKe,  Aug  14,  lt  14  blk  5, 

33  38  14,  8% $1,200 

Dixe  M to  C L Hammond,  Sept  1,  Its  20  to 
22,  block  5,  Dike  addn,  Pullman,  3y  7%, 

$1,000 

Deal  G W to  J Dadie,  Sept  3,  lot  8 b 4,  13 

39  13 $2,000 

Dahlquist  C to  A Kasseus,  Aug  27,  lot  19, 

GaGue  sub,  18  37  15,  8% $400 

Dreckmann  S to  B H Hiller,  Sept  1,  lt  75. 

7 39  14,  5y  8% $5,500 

Denney  W G to  F B Peabody,  Sept  1 : pt 
lots  10  and  11  block  24,  Kimbark 

add,  Hyde  Pk,  4y  8%% $2,200 

Drubek  T F toT  H Schintz,  Aug  28:  lt  30 

b 24,  29  39  14:  8 % $1,000 

Eisenstaedt  I to  Sheldon  & Hale,  Sept  1, 

lt  1 b 4.  17  39  14,  2y  8% $3,750 

Elofson  J to  L Baird,  Aug  12:  lt  7,  6 39  14 

5y  8% $4,000 

Earl  J to  F L Race,  Juue  19,  lt  7 b 3,  8 39 

13,  5y  8% $1,500 

Egan  T to  A Smith.  Sept  1,  pt  Its  5 and  6 

b 4,  Ellis  w add,  5y  6 % $6,000 

Erickson  G to  M E Greenebaum,  July  6, 

lt  17  b 4,  Gross’  n add,  2y  8% $380 

Ewing  J F to  H A Hurlbut. , pt  lots 

17  to  21  b 7,  19  39  14,  5y  7% $24,000 


Ewing  J F to  W T Ewing,  Sept  1,  lt  92  b 

7,  19  39  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Erskine  0 P to  F Wilkinson,  Sept  4.  lot 

175  b 3,  30  38  15,  3y  7% $1,100 

Fock  A to  C Jorn,  Sept  1,  lt  20,  Gage  add, 

3y  8% $1,000 

Frankovski  F to  H E Updike,  Aug  30.  lot 

43  b 2 b 30,  31  39  14,  2y  8% $200 

Fingerhut  C to  W Heinemann,  Aug  24,  pt 

lt  20,  Gale’s  n add,  3y  7% $500 

Filek  A to  L Basal,  Sept  3,  It  26  b 4,  20  39 

14,  ly  8% ' $300 

Farrelly  P to  E S Dreyer,  Aug  28,  lt  21  b 3 

4 39  14,  3y  8% $600 

Friedlander  D to  F Lackner,  Sept  6,  pt  lt 

2 b 47,  o t,  3y  6% $1,750 

Fiedler  0 to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  Sept  2, 

lt  17  b 2,  17  38  14,  5y  7% $550 

Fettenstein  S to  J Rosenthal,  Sept  1,  lt  9 

b 3,  4 38  14,  5y  8% $1,350 

Faltha  J to  E A Warfield, Aug  16:  lt  7,  b 18,  7 

38  14,  3y  8% $300 

Farrell  P to  L Baird,  Aug  4,  lt  26  b 2 b 6, 

18  39  14,  3y  8% $600 

Ferguson  H to  H W Wolseley.  Aug  9:  prt 

Its  13  and  14  b 1,  29  40  14,  8 % $2,300 

Francis  E A and  S C to  J Ling,  Aug  26,  lt 


10  and  pt  11,  31  38  14,  2y  7%. 


.$600 


Guerin  H and  K to  J E Otis,  Sept  1,  lots 

49  and  50  b 12,  7 39  14:  2y  7% $175 

Georss  J J C to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  25 

lt  17,  Gross  Pk  2d  add,  2y  7% $500 

Gross  J J C to  S E Gross,  June  28,  lt  17, 

Gross  Pk  2d  add;  9m  7# $105 

Gilbert  J H to  S M Moore,  Sept  1;  pt  b 5,  < 

5 37  14;  3y  7% $1,000 

Gielnak  T to  H C Zuttermeister,  Aug  31, 
lt  37  lt  2 b 37,  21  39  14,  June  14,  ’88,  7<S, 
$200 

Gleeson  M E to  J Otis,  Sept  1;  pt  lt  4 blk 
52,  11  38  14;  4y  7% $1,550 


Govenius  L G to  J Eckerman,  Sept  1:  prt 

lt  17  b 4,  16  38  14:  3y  6<6 $800 

Greinke  J to  C G Ricklefs,  Aug  18,  lt  14  b 
2,  6 39  14,  4y  8% $200 


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Gloor  E to  T Schintz,  Sept  3,  pt  It  6 b 4,  o 

t,  May  1,  7# $200 

Gleason  E M and  T to  A W Waldo,  Sept 

4,  pt  se  34  15  40  13,  3y  7 # $1,200 

Groskopf  <J  F W to  S E Gross,  Aug  5,  lot 

33  b 1,  Clifford  add $400 

Gale  A A to  Tyrrell  & Bay  ley,  SeptG,  part 

f It  52  and  all  53.  12  39  13,  5y  6# $3,200 

Gerbing  F to  W T Dwight,  Aug  30;  Its  40 

and  47  b 7,  1 39  13,  5y $1,800 

Gerbing  F to  W T Dwight,  Aug  30,  Its  46 

and  47  b 7,  1 39  13,  5y  10# $90 

Gustin  LA  to  J T Dale,  Aug  28;  lots  19 

and  20  b 1,  D G & W add,  ly  8 # $75 

Gores  P to  S M Moore,  June  26,  It  2 ne  34 

28  38  14,  3y  6$ $407 

Henry  J V to  D B Dewey,  Sept  1,  Its  1 to 

14,  16  to  21  and  23  to  55  b 13  and  prt  b 

14,  34  40  13;  5y  6$ $8,000 

Hanson  J to  J McConnell,  Sept  1;  lot  16  b 

8,  29  40  14;  2y  7# $375 

Hull  S H to  H L Turner,  June  16;  lot  42 

and  pt  43  b 2,  21  38  14;  4y  8% $780 

Hancock  A R to  D F Flannery,  June  27,  It 

27  b 20,  D Pk  add,  3y  6# $300 

Halash  F to  J Koker,  Sept  1,  It  24  b 5,  20 

39  14.  3y  6 34# $2,000 

Hogan  D J to  E J Whitehead,  July  30,  Its 
21  to  24,  b 39,  W Hteights,  4y  6#  . . . . $500 
Hayes  M H to  S M Meek,  Sept  1,  It  21  b 3 

b 29,  7 39  14,  ly  8# $110 

Hoffman  L to  R W Atwood,  Aug  21,  lots 

29  to  32  b 7,  22  38  14,  6m  6# $625 

Hartwell  J to  A R Abbott,  Sept  6,  lots  2 

and  6 b 43,  11  39  14,  3y  7# $2,000 

Hope  H C to  P W Palmer,  Aug  2,  lot  16  b 

1,  30  39  14,  3y  6# $400 

Hatterman  F YV  to  M EGreenebaum,  July 
23,  Its  27  to  29  blk  11,  31  40  14,  2y,  6#. 

$1,000 

Helms  J to  H C Zuttermeister,  Sept  3,  lot 

30  and  pt  31,  19  39  14.  3y  7# .$500 

Hoepe  H to  W T Dwight,  Sept  1:  lot  16  b 

9,  6 39  14;  3y  6# $350 

Haeker  M to  W Vocke,  Sept  2:  prt  It  3 b 

20;  6 39  14:  2y  7# $200 

Heidenblath  F to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug  14,  It 

3 b 4,  30  39  14;  3y  6# $500 

Huber  H to  W Heinemann,  Sept  1,  lots  9 
and  10  b 23,  Ravenswood;  3y  8#. . . .$600 
Haas  C H to  A Schowerling,  Aug  30;  lot 

116  b 7,  19  39  14,  2y  7#  $2,500 

Halpine  J to  E Adcock,  Mar  9;  It  11  b 9, 

S  & G add,  Jan  9,  ’86,  6% $180 

Hughes  S to  0 W Goldsmith,  Aug  20:  lot 

9 b 4,  16  38  14,  7# $743 

Israel  F to  C H Pusheck,  Sept  4,  It  25  b 6, 

20  39  14,  8%  . $200 

Jensen  P to  W Heinemann,  Aug  25,  It  92 

b 13,  7 39  13,  3y  8% $600 

Jefferson  W J to  W C Kenney,  Aug  5:  prt 
lots  1 and  2 blk  3,  Cleaverville;  6y  8%, 

$5,430 

Johnson  A to  S E Gross,  May  14,  It  4 b 8. 

Clifford  add,  4y  8% $450 

Jones  L H to  C L Hammond,  Aug  10,  lot 
14  and  part  15  blk  4,  Englewood,  7% 

$1,500 

Jaeschae  H to  E S Dreyer,  Sept  1,  s 34  It 

3 b 4,  J,  R & S add,  ly  6% $2,000 

Jones  C B to  L Baird,  Aug  28:  It  69  blk  3 

etc  29  40  14;  4y  7% $550 

Johnson  C J to  W Loeb,  August  23,  lot  34, 

Hull  sub,  4 39  14,  5y  8% $3,000 

Jenks  C L to  R W Hyman  Jr,  May  27,  Its 
1 2 and  5 blck  14,  Duncan’s  addn,  5y  5%, 

$12,500 

John  L to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  26:  lot 

86,  3 b%  1 39  14;  3y  8# $450 

John  L to  S E Gross, Aug  26,  it  86, b 24  31 

14;  42m  7% ..'.$300 

Jackson  M F to  G Chandler,  July  28;  lot 

27  b 8,  Argyle,  3y  7% $600 

Keating  S to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  Aug  4, 

: 3y  7% $500 

Kerr  W to  C J Cavanaugh,  Sept  1;  lot  59, 

se  34  13  39  13,  5y  8% $1,200 

Koubenec  L to  J Miksac,  Mar  14,  b 8 20 

39  14,  5% $1,400 

King  A M to  T S McClellan,  July  29,  pt  It 

3 b 1.  Ellis  w add,  5m  8% $920 

Kaste  F to  F T Colby,  Aug  31,  !t  12  b 2,  13 

39  13,  8% $300 

Kirchoff  A and  H to  M E Greenebaum, 

Sept  1,  It  13  b 3,  20  40  14,  3v  7% $800 

17  Kirchoff  C A to  W Loeb,  Sept'l,  It  17  b 10 

29  40  14,  5y  8% $2,000 

Kuchler  J to  J H Ernst,  Sept  2;  It  84  b 42 

33  40  14;  3y  8% ; . .$500 

Kaefer  W to  R Waterman,  Aug  25;  It  6 b 1 

20  40  14:  6% $333 

Klawowoiky  A to  J T Richards,  Sept  2,  It 

12  b 5,  32  39  14,  3y  7% $500 

Kleinmeyer  C to  T H Schintz,  Aug  28,  It 

36  f 34  b 54,  19  39  14,  5y  7% $400 

Kopkopki  F W to  W C Hatte  rman.  Sept  1 
It  4 b 31,  Elston  add;  5y  8% $1,200 


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Lynch  E C to  S M Moore,  Aug  16,  It  44,  F 

6 Y sub  13  39  13,  3y  8% $800 

Lanott  C C to  F R Chandler,  Sept  1,  It  57 

b 1,  3 38  14:  5y  8% $1,500 

Lebstrener  L to  F Schrader,  Mar  17;  lot 

9 b 2 b 47,  19  40  14;  3y  6 # $300 

Levi  A P to  F Schrader,  Aug  30;  pt  Its  29 

and  30  b 2,  19  40  14;  16m  8% $400 

Lange  H to  H Rubens,  Sept  6,  Its  59  and 

60  b 4 b 9,  Sheffield  add,  5y  8% $2,600 

Louis  E J to  E H Sheldon,  Aug  26,  It  22  b 

18,  Ashland  2d  add,  2y  8% $1,250 

Lake  L W to  A Smith,  Sept  4,  lot  14  b 3, 

Ellis’  w add,  2y  8% $3,200 

Leitch  E T to  G D Barrett,  Aug  21,  Its  17 
and  18  b 39,  Washington  Heights,  4y  8% 

$275 

Leitch  H L to  G D Barrett,  Aug  31,  Its  13 
to  16,  b 39,  Wash’n  Hts,  4y  8%  . . . . 
Lovgreen  GtoGN  Stone,  Sept  7,  pt  It  1, 

28  40  14,  2v $1,137 

Lehman  J to  J H Ernst,  Sept  2,  lot  9 b 4, 

20  39  14,  2y  8% $700 

Larson  G to  A Kasseus,  Aug  31,  It  28  b 36, 

7 37  15,  8% $500 

Lang  J to  W Heinemann,  Aug  7;  lot  58  b 

46,  7 39  14,  3y  8% $1,500 

Lessman  F to  S E Gross,  Aug  16;  lot  19  b 

3,  Clifford  add,  3y  8% $434 

Murphy  W to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  3,  It 

157  and  158,  Brookdale:  2y  8% $925 

Murray  P J to  M EGreenebaum,  July  16: 
lot  16  and  prt  15  b 4,  Gross  Pk  add;  2y 

7% $400 

Moran  M A and  P to  C B Shimmer,  Aug 
28;  Its  22  and  23  blk  6,  28  39  14,  5y  7%, 

$1,500 

Maresh  J to  F Nowak,  Aug  30,  prt  It  20  b 

15,  s s add,  2y  8% $450 

Maloney  P to  N A Mayer,  Sept  1;  It  9 b 2 

b 70,  17  39  14;  ly  8% $500 

Merle  W F to  H W Ames,  Sept  6,  pt  It  24 

b 9 s s add,  ly  8% $1,500 

Maher  D to  A Peterson,  Aug  9,  It  79  b 6,  7 

39  14,  3y  7% $600 

Maher  S U to  W Ashton,  Aug  28,  It  32  b 31 

16  38  14.  ly  7% $600 

Mueller  E to  J Foley,  Sept  4,  lot  106  b 49, 

11  39  14,  || $2,000 

Mrazek  M to  F Nowak,  Aug  30,  pt  lot  2 b 

42,  s s add,  2y  8% $800 

Moor  R to  J H Ernst,  Sept  4,  It  36  blk  24, 

33  40  14,  5y  8% $300 

Mittlacher  C F to  J Rosenthal,  Sept  6,  Its 

21  and  22  b 1,  24  39  13,  ly  8% $300 

Mauson  M to  E E Prussing,  Sept  4,  It  41. 

Altgeld  sub,  20  40  14,  2y  6% $225 

Mathis  J to  C J Adams,  Feb  15:  It  39  b 1. 

8 38  14;  3y  8% $260 

Melzer  F to  E AWarfleld,Aug  19; It  13,  b 18 

7 38  14;  3y  8% $250 

McNao  J D to  W L Jeffries,  Aug  14:  lot  9 

Eston  sub,  8 39  14:  5y  7% $10,000 

McManus  P H to  J Foley,  Sept  2;  It  4 b 4 

11  39  13,  8% $1,500 

Moszcynski  L to  J Darlow,  Sept  2,  lot  14 

Egan’s  add,  9m  8% $175 

Miller  P to  T J Lefens.  Sept  2:  pt  It  32  b 

15,  33  39  14:  5y6#..'. $4,000 

Macholl  — — to  W Loeb,  Aug  23,  lot  44  b 

6,  29  40  14;  2v  8% $200 

McLaughlin  J to  C F Hatterman,  Aug  15. 

It  1 b 9,  31  40  14,  15y  7% $1,000 

Merceux  J to  J W Young,  Aug  17:  It  12  b 

1,  8 38  14:  4y  8% $400 

Maloney  M and  W J to  H W Ames,  Sept  1 
lots  3 and  5 bln  14,  J R A S add,  5 1-5$, 

$6.70.0 

McMahon  H to  A Peterson,  Aug  31,  lot  23 

blk  3,  4 38  14,  2y  7% $300 

Maguire  E to  A Rehm,  Sept  1.  It  21  b 11, 

19  39  14,  5# .' $1,300 

Mareska  W to  T Schintz,  Aug  11,  lot  19  b 

10,  20  39  14,  3y  8% $2,000 

McGovern  C to  W T Dwight,  Sept  4,  It  2 

b 2.  Ogden  add,  ly $800 

Meyer  H A to  A W Escheuburg,  Sept  2,  lot 
57  blk  3,  28  40  14,  It  57  b 3 It  E,  28  40  14, 

3y  7% $1,210 

Murray  H H to  G A Rose,  Sept  7,  pt  Its  5 

and  6 b 4,  Ellis  w add,  5y  8% $3,000 

Martin  W R to  M W Pinckney,  Sept  1,  Its 
7 and  8 b 1,  34  39  14,  3y  6% $3,590 


McMartin  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  2 

It  10  ne  qr  9 38  14,  3y  7% $550 

Murray  M and  J to  R Nash,  Aug  14,  Its  12 

and  13  b 1,  4 38  14,  5y  7% $2,000 

Murray  M E to  J Stern,  Aug  30,  lot  3 b 2, 

18  39  14,  7% $5,600 

Noxon  A to  6 G Newberry,  Sept  3,  It  1 Its 

1 to  4,  3 38  14,  3y  7% $1,750 

Neuendorf  A to  J H Ernst,  Sept  3,  lots  28 

and  29  b 2,  29  40  14,  2y  8%% $1,200 

Nielson  H to  H W Ames,  Sept  2;  It  35  b 4 

b 1.  8 39  14,  5 1-5$ $500 

Nebel  C to  R Berger,  Sept  1;  lot  9 blk  7, 

Sheffield  add,  3y  7% $700 

Nutzel  J to  H C Zuttesmeister,  Sept  1:  It 

38  b 5,  6 39  14;  Jy  7% $700 

Nvlander  J to  J W Farlin,  Aug  19,  It  29  b 

2,  23  38  13,  5y  8% $300 

Nylander  J to  L H Davis,  Aug  19,  lot  30  b 

2,  23  38  14,  5y,  8% $250 

OsmsKi  T to  E A Warfield,  Aug  17;  It  12  b 

18;  7 38  14;  3y  8% $300 

Olney  C D and  L W to  J W Helmer,  Aug 
28 ; Its  33  and  34  and  pt  35  b 7,  31  38  14 

5y  8% $1,500 

O’Connell  P to  F Schrader,  Aug  12;  Its  20 
and  21  b 2 b 49,  19  40  14;  2 y 8%  . . . $600 
Olson  P to  E W Adkinson,  Sept  2;  It  26  It 

23,  16  38  14;  5y  7% $1,500 

O’Grady  M to  Mutual  U L & B Assn,  Aug 
25;  lots  23  and  24  blck  2,  38  14,  5v  5% 

$1,500 

Osmundson  J to  E H Sheldon:  July  28,  It 

33  b 41,  Ogden  add,  3y  8% $1,500 

O’Connor  M to  M J Dunne,  Sept  4,  lots  8 

and  9 b 5,  29  39  14,  ly  7% $1,600 

Phillip  H and  H to  J Stern,  Sept  2,  lot  51, 

Gross  2d  add,  7% $2,400 

Powers  J to  J N Jamison,  Sept  6,  lot  13, 

Waller  sub,  28  39  14,  4y  7% $2,000 

Peters  H M to  G Coombs,  Sept  2,  Its  1 to 

25  It  30,  Pine  Grove,  2y  7% $1,500 

Pankonin  A to  H W Ames,  Sept  6,  pt  It  21 

b 2,  Sheffield  add,  demand,  8 # $50 

Peterson  C E to  G Brahm,  Sept  6,  Its  24, 

and  25  b 1,  9 38  14,  5y  8% $3,500 

Peters  H to  T M Crowley,  Sept  1,  It  0 b 5, 

24  39  13,  54m  6 # $1,350 

Porett  J V to  E Maynard,  Sept  1,  lot  12  b 

37,  13  39  13,  3y  8% $1,200 

Prencil  M to  J Miksak,  Sept  3,  It  1 b 3,  20 

39  14,  5# $200 

Powers  M R to  M Lewis,  Sept  1;  It  9 b 49 

18  41  9,  ly  9# $6,000 

Perce  L W to  H A Hurlbut,  Aug  25;  Its  16 

17  and  part  15  blk  92,  s s add,  5y  8%% 

$60,000 

Plocek  F to  L Mandl,  Aug  31;  It  7 and  pt 

6 b 13,  s s add.  ly  8% 

PlozynsKi  S to  E A Warfield,  Aug  21;  lot 

14  b 18,  7 38  14,  3y  6 # 

Petrie  H to  W C Fricke,  Sept  2,  It  11  b 3, 

& S Bank  add,  ly  8% $300 

Paranteau  R A to  F S Sherman,  Sept  6,  It 

12  b 6,  S Evanston,  May  15,  8% $550 

Quinn  J C to  II  H Aldrich,  July  1:  pt  lots 

2 and  3 b 2,  16  38  14;  27m  7 # $1,100 

Raeck  H to  A Schoeverling,  Sept  4,  It  14 

b 1,  31  31  14,  2y  8% $600 

Rice  C to  L H Davis,  Aug  20,  lot  32  It  1 b 

4,  30  39  14,  2y  8%  ....  $400 

Rhodes  F A to  J R Foulke, , pt  Its  9 to 

11  b 26,  Wolcott’s  add,  4y  534$  . . . .$4,000 
Rugel  C to  M E Greenebaum,  May  8,  lot 

32  b 1 etc  29  40  14,  4y  8% $550 

Reuertsen  T J to  E H Sheldon,  July  28,  It 

30  b 41,  Ogden  add,  3y  8% $1,387 

Rowedor  S to  R L Tatham,  Sept  4,  It  21  b 

6,  19  39  14,  ly  6 34« $1,000 

Richl  T to  W H Hess,  Aug  21,  lot  68  b 39, 

Sheffield  add,  2y  6% ^.$200 

Roberts  H to  N A Hartridge,  Sept  3:  It  13 

b 2,  9 38  14,  ly  8% $300 

Ryan  J A to  C G Rickleffs,  June  22:  lots 

23  to  26  b 9,  31  40  14;  4y  8% $350 

Rider  E K to  R Waterman,  Aug  25;  It  7 b 

1,  20  40  14:  8%  $300 

Rees  F to  A Tripp,  Sept  1 ; pt  It  26  b 1 b 

5,  Sheffield  add;  ly  8% $800 

Rezac  F to  J Sedlacek.  Aug  26,  It  46  b 35 

19  39  14,  3y $600 

Roberts  E P to  Trus  Welsh  Calvinistic 

Meth  Church,  Aug  17,  pt  Its  9 and  10  b 

3,  Duncan  add,  lOy  5% $6,000 


Riley  A and  W to  B L Pease,  Aug  19,  lots 

17  to  19  b 142,  6 37  15,  8y  7% $1,300 

Reynolds  J D to  C H Rieke,  Aug  4,  Its  818 
and  819  b 9,  Riverside  3d  addn,  4y  8%, 

$400 

Rohlinger  P to  D B Dewey;  Sept  1,  It  2 b 

16,  Evanston:  3y  7 # $500 

Reinhardt  A to  J C Schumacher,  Sept  1; 

It  37  b 11,  19  39  14:  4y  7%. . $300 

Rugg  J O A to  C H Hulburd,  Sept  1,  It  21 

b 5,  9 39  14;  5y $2,100 

Robertsen  P to  M.  E Greenebaum,  July 
26:  It  10  in  sw  34  il  39  13:  3y  6.  .#..$500 
Richards  H W to  L Baird,  Aug  28;  lot  15  b 

2 Rockwell  add;  5y  8% $2,200 

Rice  I J to  W C Upton,  Aug  1,  Its  5 and  6 

b 2,  15  38  14:  8% $900 

Rutkowski  M to  E A Warfield,  Aug  16,  lot 

10,  b 18,  7 38  14:  3y  8% $300 

Rober  H to  H A Burley,  Feb  23,  lot  84  b 8, 

29  40  14,  6y  8% $650 

Shute  M J to  H W Ames,  Sept — , It  12  b 2 

b 10,  Sheffield  add,  5 1-5# $2,500 

Schwage  M J to  R 11  Wilson,  Sept  3,  lot  3 

b 11,  17  42  13,  3y  6# $1,000 

Sundberg  CPtoJ  Bremer,  Aug  24,  It  42 

b 4,  6 37  15,  ly  7# $350 

Steffen  L and  M to  M Petrie,  Aug  9,  lot  2 

It  10  b D.  Wrightwood,  3y  6 $1,500 

Schroder  W to  H A Burley,  Mar  1,  It  63  b 

8,  29  40  14,  6y  8% $550 

Schlisinger  E to  L Lundecker,  Sept  1,  It  1 

Its  4 to  6 It  7,  Ellis  e add,  2y $1,900 

Svenson  S P to  G N Stone,  Sept  7,  pt  It  1, 

G & K sub,  28  40  14.  8% $1,000 

Schweitzer  J P to  R W Hyman  Jr,  Sept  1, 

Its  14  and  15  b 17,  BickerdiKe  add,  5y, 

6% $10,000 

Scoville  N to  E L Gillette,  July  1;  lots  17 

to  20  b 27,  9 37  14;  5m  7# $2,200 

Second  Swedish  Baptist  Church  to  G Chy- 
traus,  Aug  30,  pt  lots  4 and  5 blk  10,  6#, 

$5,000 

Shay  E and  T J to  C F Clarke,  Aug  13,  It 

15  b 54,  5y  6% $8,000 

Schaedler  F to  A H Burley,  Mar  18;  lot  42 

b 8,  29  40  14;  5y  8% $550 

Stoll  E M to  J H Ernst,  Aug  2;  It  12  b 10, 

29  40  14;  2y  6# $1,000 

Scanlon  P M to  G Steinhaus,  Aug  2;  pt  b 

25,  Sheffield  add;  17m  7# $550 

Schuttler  J C to  R W Bridge,  Aug  27 ; lot 

20  b 6 b 10,  Sheffield  add;  ly  8% $550 

Steele  E M and  C D to  D F Dorsett,  Sept 

1;  pt  b 3,  2 38  14;  5y  7# $4,000 

Schaefer  A to  A Schoeverling,  Sept  3;  lot 

43  b 1,  S & G add;  2y  8# $400- 

Schollmeier  P to  A Rehm.  Sept  1,  It  8 sw 

36  39  13,  5# $600 

Stehman  J H to  H M Mathews,  Sept  3, 

Its  1 to  5 b 2 etc  26  40  13.  4y  8%  . . . $1,300 
Schumacher  HD  to  J C Schumacher, 
Sept  1.  lot  51  block  11, 19  39  14,  2y  7% 

$550 

Stanton  W to  C Busby,  Aug  26,  prt  blk  12, 

14  38  14,  5y  7% $2,100 

Steffes  A J to  R W Bridge,  Aug  16;  It  2 b 

6 b 10,  Sheffield  add;  4y  6# $800 

Schintz  E H to  H M Shepard,  Aug  30;  lots 
40  46  and  48  b 3,  31  40  14;  Apr  1,’87,  6# 

$1,000 

Shaefer  J to  F Sommer,  Sept  1;  pt  lot  1 b 

24,  s b add,  5 1-5# $4,000 

Smith  E G to  Z Hurd,  Sept  2,  It  1 and  prt 

2 b 8 Pine  Grove:  6m  8# $650 

Samuelson  L A to  S E Gross,  Aug  12;  lot 

17  b 13,  Clifford  add;  2y  6# $200 

Schumacher  C C to  J'C  Schumacher,  Aug 

21,  It  5 b 6, 19  39  14,  3y  7# $1,100 

Starr  T to  E Maynard,  July  20,  lotO  b 13, 

13  39  13,  4y  6# $1,400 

Sincere  H and  E to  H Felsenthal,  Sept  4, 
prt  lots  5 and  6 b 94,  27  39  14,  3 y 6 #. 

$3,500 

Spori  J J to  W I Culver,  Sept  1,  It  18  blk 

16,  33  39  14,  6# $2,000 

Schiebel  J to  W Banr,  Sept  6,  It  44  b 3,  6 

39  14,  5v  6 %% $3,000 

Shreedy  F L to  I F Rehm,  Sept  6,  b 18  sw 

34  12  40  13,  3y  6# $3,000 

Schiavom  L to  A Pike,  Aug  14,  It  10,  Cum- 

ming’s  add,  33  38  14,  7# $1,300 

Stineham  G T to  E H Sheldon,  Aug  26,  It 

23  b 18,  Ashland  2d  add,  2y  6 $2,000 

Schluter  E to  R W Bridge,  Sept  1,  It  21  b 

6 b 10,  Sheffield  add,  4y  6# $700 

Thompson  A to  S Delamater,  Sept  2,  lots 

26  and  27  b 25,  25  40  13,  32m  6# $600 

Titus  B to  E W Russell,  Sept  1:  pt  It  13  b 

5,  34  39  14:  5y  6# $9,000 

Towle  W C to  S D King,  Aug  28;  It  1 b 16 

Evanston,  2y  6# $2,400 

Toolen  A J to  A C Gehr,  Sept  1,  It  17  b 4 

b 17,  33  39  14,  5y  6# $6,000 

Thurack  H to  H A Burley,  Mar  1,  lot  62  b 

8,  29  40  14,  6y  6# $550 

Thornton  C S to  J B Thornton,  Sept  1,  It 

3 b 5,  18  39  14:  5y  6# $1,500 


522 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Thomas  L J and  W K to  H G Young,  Aug 

31 ; pt  It  3 b 64,  7 39  14;  3y  $3,000 

Thompson  T T to  P Thompson,  Aug  28; 

It  31  b 9:  5y  4# $3,000 

Taylor  JtoFR  Chandler,  June  5,  It  17  b 

1.  21  38  14,  5y  7% $300 

Yaylsteke  B to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  2, 

Its  28  and  29  b 2,  1 39  13,  4y  7 % $1,000 

Whitley  J and  E to  A Heile,  Sept  4,  lots  9 

and  12  b 1,  34  39  14,  5y  $3,000 

Weideman  R to  J Stern,  Aug  30,  It  27  lot 

10,  29  40  14,  7% $2,400 

W achacek  J to  M Holec,  Sept  3,  It  13  b 10 

20  39  14,  5% $2,400 

Wentworth  \V  W to  P R Chandler,  Aug  17 
lots  1 and  2 blk  7,  Englewood;  3 y 7 %, 

$750 

Wells  E and  P to  J Claflin,  Sept  1:  It  8 b 

4,  16  38  14,  3y  6% $600 

Witt  A to  F Schrader, Mar  17;  It  10  b 2,  19 

40  14,  3y  6% ' $300 

Waggoner  L to  F M Smith,  June  1,  pt  lots 

2 and  3 b 5,  21  38  14;  ly  8% $375 

Waldner  M to  S Straus,  Sept  2:  Its  14  and 

15  b 43,  Elston  add,  2y  7% $7,000 

Witt  G to  H J Christoph,  Sept  2;  lot  79  b 

13.  20  39  14;  5y  7% $1,400 

Wahlstrom  S G to  A Peterson,  Aug  24,  lot 

5 b49,  Butterfield  add,  4y  6% $900 

Wilson  A B and  S D to  W P Elliott,  Sept 

1,  pt  It  4 b 81,  Ellis  e add,  3y  7%.  . .$2,500 
Wasserman  J and  R A to  T Scanlon,  Aug 

18,  lots  7 and  8 b 3,  G add,  Pullman,  2y 

6$ $150 

Wulff  H H to  H G Naper, , It  13  b 9, 

19  40  14,  ly  6% $150 

Wachouts  J to  L Mandl,  Aug  31,  It  22  b 8, 

20  39  14,  4y  6% $1,000 

Winkler  W to  A J Walker,  Sept  6,  lot  22  b 

3,  7 39  14,  4y  7% $500 

Wenberg  A to  C W Requa,  Aug  25:  It  28  b 

2,  16  38  14;  3y  7% $2,500 

Witt  J to  B F Weber,  Sept  1;  It  1 b 6,  Un- 
ion add,  Evanston,  3y  7% $1,000 

Walsh  L C to  G B Shaw,  Aug  18;  It  7 It  7, 

3 38  14;  4m  6% $650 

WilKowski  B to  H H Hewitt,  Aug  31;  lot 

42  blk  61  etc,  Bronson  addn,  60  ds,  10$ 

$1,000 

Wieberg  H and  A to  F Riedle,  Sept  1;  lot 

54  b 3,  33  39  14,  6m  7$ $375 

Zimmerman  F to  J F McGrath,  Aug  24;  It 
42  b 1,  9 38  14;  3y  5$ $350 


CHATTEL,  MORTGAGES. 

Ayery  W to  M E McHenry  Sept  1,  turn 

1236  State  st,  4m 

Albaugh  L to  L Choate  Aug  11,  turn, 

Choate’s  Hotel  268  State  st,  2y $9250 

Andress  & Co  to  Garden  City  Billiard  T 
Co  Aug  27,  billiard  tables  etc,  2111  Wa- 
bash av,  11m $800 

Adams  H to  L Brins  Aug  30,  saloon  514 

Milwausee  av,  18  m $500 

Albrecht  G G to  C Williams  Sept  3,  turn 

407  Madison  st,  4m $62 

Bangs  E to  W N Alley  Sept  6,  22%  Wal- 
nut st  6m $114 

Bruden  H J to  J A Fay  & Co  Sept  8,  ma- 
chinery 84  Market  st,  ly $1028 

Barnett  A to  T C Healy  Sept  1,  piano  Ev- 
anston, ly $100 

Brown  H to  C Williams  Sept  1,  turn,  94 

Whiting  st,  7m $65 

Brussell  C to  J D Spear  Sept  1,  turn  Nov 

30 $69 

Bluestone  J to  F M Bailey  Aug  31,  horses 

etc,  455  Clinton  st,  3m $67 

Barnett  H S to  HA  Pemberton  Sept  3, 
horse  etc,  Wright’s  Livery  Barn  Dec 

1 $175 

Boyer  J S to  R A Hitchcocs, , turn  217 

Michigan  av  1 y $1000 

Brown  W M to  C B Christie  Sept  3,  turn 

6308  Stewart  av,  1 y $250 

Berg  L to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  Sept  2, 

turn,  3859  Dearborn  st $60C 

Barclay  W A to  J Samuels  Sept  3,  turn 

3745  Johnson  pi $206 

Berry  L M to  E R Mackey  Sept  4,  turn 

Lake  6 m $260 

Bunker  A & F to  G J Williams  Sept  4 turn 

134  Sangamon  st,  8 m $256 

Bishop  F S to  J W Lusk  Sept  1,  turn  1435 

State  st  6m $68 

Beach  J H to  H P Roberts  Aug  26  turn  21 

Harmon  ct  6m $175 

Blaney  J C to  J P Young  Aug  26,  turn, 

Lane  6 m $37 

Baurnet  J to  S Ross  Sept  2,  piano  360  Ca- 
nal st $140 

Bonew  J to  Garden  City  Billiard  T Co  Aug 
28,  pool  table  etc  66234  Madison  st,  13m 

$135 

Bride  I E to  Natl  Cash  Register  Co  Sept  2 
register  256  s ClarK  st  7m $175 


Brown  J N to  J W Lusk  Sept  2,  turn  1253 

Belmont  av  6m $68 

Bonner  H to  W N Alley  Sept  2,  furn  176 

Green  st,  9 m $425 

Bruesch  G to  P Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  Sept 

3,  saloon  166  Michigan  st  2 y $200 

Brown  AGBtoLAW  Brush  Sept  1,  furn 

500  Hastings  st $66 

Benton  M to  L B Shields  Sept  4,  furn  and 

piano  522  Monroe  st,  8 m $480 

Clark,  Staib  Ward  Mfg  Co  to  A J Kirk- 
wood & Co  Sept  1,  machy  42  n Sanga- 
mon st,  6m $950 

Cox  H C to  J W Lusk  Sept  2,  horses  etc 

426  Irving  pi,  2m $56 

Conway  A to  E R Mackey  Sept  2,  horses 

etc  116  Locust  st6m $130 

Chumesero  E R to  E O Towne  Sept  1,  pia- 
no and  furn  2604  Prairie  av,  2y  $505 

Coffey  T to  E R Walker  Septl,  furn,  51 

Curtis  st  Dec  22 $67 

Clug  P to  E Grohe  Aug  20,  bldg  218  New- 
berry av,  2y $650 

CroUt  T H to  F E Allen  , press  etc 

$200 

Crowhurst  C C to  AJ  Crowhurst  Sept  3, 

bldg  1546  Indiana  av,  ly $430 

Campbell  F to  R Clark  Sept  3,  horse  etc 

3402  Dashiel  st  2y $430 

Carr  E W to  C L Eaton  Sept  4,  furn  225 

Dearborn  st,  2y $63 

Cain  J to  J H Spear  Sept  3,  furn  3521 

Dearborn  st  6m $63 

Claussen  J to  E H BabcocK  Sept  4,  furn, 

Lake,  Mch  4 $70 

Constant  L G to  K Sage  Sept  2,  furn  340 

Washington  bd,  ly  $600 

Colby  M E to  M Cobb  Aug  27,  furn,  14 

Clark  st $500 

Crane  E M to  W L Cain  Sept  4,  furn  343 

Washington  bd,  6m8j $80 

Darling  F I to  E R Mackey  Sept  7,  furn 

2629  Prairie  av,  6m $130 

Dickinson  J B to  C A Dickinson  Aug  20, 

furn  49  Warren  av,  6m $130 

Delamater  C E to  Troy  Laundry  M Co 

Sept  1,  machy  Oct  1,  ’87 $521 

Durker  J F to  C Williams  Sept  2,  furn, 

1420  Havard,  4m $74 

De  Wolfe  W F to  E R Mackey  Sept  3,  furn 

218  65th  st,  6 m $130 

De  Venney  J F to  J Ritchie  Sept  3,  furn 

$350 

Derany  M A to  J D Spear  Sept  2,  furn,  36 

Pine  st,  9 m $59 

Daly  A D to  G G Newbury  Sept  2,  furn  8 

Loomis  st  lm $265 

Dryden  E J to  Blain  Bros  Sept  2,  piano 

314  Washington,  6m 131 

Dervey  W S to  H C Parmli  Apr  1,  furn 

3933  Drexel  bd,  4m $980 

Demattei  G to  J Ginochio  Sept  3,  saloon: 

346  Van  Burenst $832 

Davies  I to  W H Sisson  Sept  4,  machy  207 

Clinton  st,  2y $490 

De  Meers  — to  M L Pemberton  Sept  6, 

furn  and  piano  287  OaKley  av,  ly $400 

Evans  F to  Blain  Bros  Sept  2,  furn,  877 

Adams  st,  3m $172 

Edwards  C to  J W Lusk  Sept  1,  furn,  59 

Woodbine  pi,  6 m $372 

EUerman  F to  J Rodick  Sept  3,  furn  Lake 
3m *50 


Eichenbourn  M to  S TraHner  Aug  19,  pool 

table  191  w 12th  st,  10  wks $50 

Edward  C to  E R Walker  Sept  8,  furn  3641 

Wentworth  a v,  4 m $70 

Frattner  S to  W N Alley  Sept  6,  furn  etc 

153  w 12th  st,  6m $253 

Freund  N M to  H Blatter  Sept  7,  furn  2046 

Archer  av,  23  m $1800 

Fries  J P to  E R Mackey  Sept  4,  piano 

555  Larrabee  st,  3m $60 

Finton  A I to  H A Kipp  Sept  6,  furn  1322 

Wabash  av,  18  m $300 

Falbisauer  C to  F S Peabody  Sept  4,  furn 

1245  Seminary  pi $50 

Goodman  C to  J Phillips  Aug  27,  furn  491 

Kinzie  st,  3m $36 

Goltia  M to  M A Wolcott  Sept  3,  piano, 

3822  Dearborn  st4m $104 

Girsch  H to  W H King  Sept  T,  furn  427  w 

Chicago  av  5m $47 

Graham  R W to  C A Tousey  Sept  3,  furn 

3138  Wentworth  av $78 

Giller  E A & E to  W S Kaufman  Aug  17, 

piano  1717  Diversey  av,  ly $180 

Gibbons  W J to  E R MacKey  Sept  6,  furn 

2004  Dearborn  st,  6m $97 

Goudie  D R to  L B Shields  Sept  7.  furn 

165  Washington  st,  3 m $59 

Grayland  & Medland  to  W N Alley  Sept 

2,  engine  etc  22  Meridian  st  6m $608 

Hoenig  A to  Gottfried  B Co  Aug  13,  saloon 

Canalport  av  and  Rubel  st,  2y $350 

Hansen  M to  M Dahlgren  Sept  4,  piano 
and  furn  108  Desplaines  st,  18  m . . . . $27s 


Hayes  L to  W N Alley  Sept  4,  library  etc 

2723  Dearborn  st,  3m $48 

Hawelka  J J to  M A Hunt  Sept  1,  piano 

and  furn  332  n State  st,  7m $242 

Hunt  E to  J Cullen  sept  6,  piano  and  furn 

622  Taylor  st,  6m $133 

Hendrickson  H E to  J D Spear  Sept  1, 

furn  28  Hoffman  av.  7m $51 

Hosmer  N to  M L Pemberton  sept  3, 

horses,  720  n Park  av,  4m $60 

Harlow  R A to  H A Brown  Sept  1,  furn, 

Hyde  Park,  ly $137 

Hogan  T F to  Bavarian  B Co  Sept  4,  sa- 
loon 2927  Archer  av,  2 y $500 

Hooper  G S to  W N Alley  Sept  4,  furn  630 

Lake  st,  wkly $52 

Hoss  P to  P Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  Sept  2, 

saloon  379  Taylor  st  2y $500 

Hagberg  J N to  C H Johnson  Sept  1, 

horses  etc,  215  Townsend  st,  6m $200 

Hunt  Sto  L B Shields  Sept  3,  saloon,  57 

Kinzie  st  3m $118 

Hope  Mission  Society  to  E F Burton  Aug 
21,  bldg  etc,  Noble  and  Superior  sts,  1 

y $500 

Hunting  W A to  J W Lusk  Sept  1,  furn 

2634  5th  av,  6 m $68 

Ingram  G H to  I W Carpenter  Sept  4, 

presses  etc,  86  Dearborn  st,  4 m $1000 

Ives  F to  J D Spear  Sept  4,  furn  10m.  .$181 
Johnson  D to  P J Hansen  Sept  2,  barber 

shop  852  Indiana  st  6m $70 

Jones  B P toHicns  Bros  Sept  1,  engine  etc 

914  Lake  st $50o 

Joseph  D to  J P Bieber  Sept  4.  furn  582 

Wells  st,  2y $256 

Jensen  N to  E R Mackey  Sept  4,  horse 

wagon  etc,  659  Seymour  st,  lm $105 

Johnson  W H to  E H Babcock  Sept  3,  pia- 
no, 1325  State  st,  Mch  3 $77 

Johnson  C to  M Tausig  Sept  7,  horses  etc 

708  Seymour  st,  4 m $115 

Katzenberger  G to  J W Lusk  Sept  1,  furn, 

633  n Clark  Bt,  2m $50 

Kolbfell  C to  C Gehrke  Sept  1,  bakery 

Ravenswood  ly $400 

King  C H to  Blain  Bros  Aug  28,  furn  5908 

Hanover  st,  6 m $119 

Kell  H & 0 to  J H Spear  Sept  1,  furn 

1176  Milwaukee  av,  6m $68 

Kindale  W T to  L A W Brush  Sept  2,  furn 

1179  Lexington,  6 m $45 

King  Whiffletree  Co  to  J W Lusk  Aug  30, 
stock  and  material  72  w Lake  st  st  3m 

$575 

Keller  R to  S LongstrettsSept  6,  furn,  127 

w Madison  st,  2y $700 

Kalman  L to  Mandel  Bros  Sept  7,  carpets 

593  n Clark  st,  Dec  6,  ’87,  pm $150 

Levin  H to  Chicago  Carpet  Co,  Sept  6, 

furn,  Rogers  Park  2y $1257 

Ledowskv  C to  M Brand  & Co  Aug  19,  sa- 
loon 18  Currier  st,  6m $266 

LindnerEFtoC  Williams  Sept  4,  furn 

etc  3610  La  Salle  st,  7m $135 

Lascelles  A to  J J Chase  Sept  4,  furn  344 

Centre  st,  2y $172 

Lavanwav  A to  J Cohn  Aug  28,  furn  594 

Halsted  st  9m $86 

Latham  J F to  H L Martin  Sept  4,  ’85  furn 

32  Bryan  blocK,  2y $500 

Ludford  WtoMA  Wolcott  Sept  2,  furn 

2322  La  Salle  st,  3m $40 

Ludlow  W O to  J W Lusk  Sept  1,  furn  144 

Hoyne  av,  6 m $130 

Meyers  H T to  J W Lusk  Sept  1,  furn  285 

w Jackson  st  6 m $68 

Maggs  H B to  W W Charles  Sept  2,  furn, 

3549  Shurtleff  av,  4m $124 

McNenney  M to  J D Spear  Sept  2,  furn,  18 

Brown  st.  3m $34 

Moisant  M to  N A Stone  Aug  28,  furn 

1440  Wabash  av,  7 m $180 

McCabe  J to  G Gates  Sept  3,  furn  44  Har- 
rison st,  14  m $350 

McEniry  P to  Bavarian  Brg  Co  Sept  1,  sa- 


loon 236  Blue  Island  av,  2y. 


$548 

Mammel  C to  C Enders  Sept  2,  market 

762  n Halsted  st  6m $500 

Mueller  &Matz  to  N Wallstein  July  31, 
carriage  etc  151  Western  av,  Nov  1.  .$300 
Masterson  W to  C Babcock  Sept  1,  piano 

and  furn  668  w 22d  st,  6m $97 

Moran  S E to  Klein  Bros  & Hyman  Aug 
31,  liquors,  Indianapolis,  Apr  27,  ’88, 

$13,303 

Munstermay  W to  C Seipp  B Co  Sept  6, 

saloon  2901  Butterfield  st,  ly $600 

Merritt  F F to  S Nickerson  Sept  4,  carpet 

287  Oak  st,  6 m $42 

MilliKen  A J to  W N Alley  Sept  6,  furn 

Lake  6m $95 

McSwain  J to  W N Alley  Sept  4,  furn  783 

Walnut  st $30 

Nye  H S to  E R Mackey  Sept  4,  furn,  8 

Oakwood  bd , $372 

Nellis  C to  Merz  Bros  Sept  1,  furn  etc  500 


12th  st,  6m $24£ 

O’Brien  W J to  W S Wharton  Aug  6,  furn 

etc  931  North  av4m $11£ 

Oslonn  W to  S Richardson  Aug  30,  506 

Throop  st,  3m $4g 

Ott  J to  J P Young  Aug  25,  furn.  Lake  6 

m. $34 

O’Brien  D to  J W Lusk  Sept  1,  horses  etc 

Summit  2 m $440 

O’Connor  E to  W Masterson  Sept  1,  carri- 
age 226  Aberdern  st,  19m $500 

Olehner  N to  W N Alley  Sept  4,  furn  47 

26th  st  3m $39 

Osterberg  G E to  E R Mackey  Sept  7,  furn 

17  Wendell  st,  6m $330 

Pugge  E E to  M Bracken  Sept  7,  horse 

and  buggy  Lake  lm $250 

Peterson  S to  D Nelson  Sept  4,  horse  etc  2 

Washtenaw  av,  Mch  4 $55 

Payne  E B to  H A Pemberton  Sept  6,  furn 

S Evanston,  3m $175 

Pope  J to  G Gates  Sept  6,  piano,  1164 

Grenshaw $120 

Peril  J to  C Seipp  B Co  Sept  3,  saloon  250 

Maxwell  st,  May  1 $426 

Pearson  J to  W N Alley  Sept  3,  furn  118% 

Aberdeen  st,  Nov  15 $87 

Paquett  L to  T Carey  Aug  17,  horses  etc 

Lake  ly $125 

PecK  C P to  J Wyman  Aug  31,  furn  357 

Washington  bd  6 m $57 

Robertsen  C to  M Dahlgren  Sept  1,  piano 
and  furn,  92  w Washington  st,  18  m.  .$360 
Rounds  SP  Jr  to  M L Barrett  sept  6, 
printing  office  314  Dearborn  st,  3m  . .$600 
Scoville  D S to  C L Eaton  Sept  1,  piano 

Evanston,  2 y $121 

Sibley  E to  M J Walker  Sept  2,  horses  etc 

615  Lake  st,  17  m,  2 mtges $1,900 

Snow  A C to  A Wright  [Sept  3,  piano  July 

10 $25 

Servis  C A to  Hafner  & Will  May  21,  soda 

apparatus  65  n Clark  st  16  m $395 

Stafford  K S to  J R Stafford  Aug  23,  horse 

etc,  ly $200 

Schneider  A to  J Scholer  Sept  1,  wagons 

etc  3617  Cottage  Grove  av  ly $300 

Simmer  J to  C Babcock  Aug  30,  horses  etc  ! 

3044  Hurlbut  st  4m $87 

Smith  H to  E R Walner  Sept  2,  furn  16 

Wesson  st $35  ' 

Sprecklemeyer  G to  F M Bailie  Aug  16, 

furn  2517  Calumet  av.  Dec  16 $70 

Steen  J W to  W H Steen  Sept  23,  wagon 

Lake  and  2d  st  3m  $100 

Stoelke  J C to  L A W Brush  Sept  4,  dwell- 
ing 181  Maxwell  st,  3m $138 

Simmons  F to  C E Wyman  Sept  2,  horses 

etc  561  Wabash  av  4m $67 

Sturges  C S to  H Martyn  July  3,  drug 

store  308  39th  st,  ly $800 

Stratton  L to  M L Pemberton  Sept  4,  pia- 
no 137  Pine  st,  Oct  1 $110 

Smock  W W to  E H Babcock  Sept  4,  furn 

58  Myrtle  st,  Mch  4 $66 

Seward  W to  E H BabcocK  Sept  4,  furn  etc 

223  Division  st,  4 m $130 

Smith  B G to  J D Spear  Sept  4,  furn  433 

State  st  ly $71 

Stemper  M to  J Cullen  Sept  3,  furn,  292 

Forquer  st,  6m $71 

Stott  A J to  E R Mackey  Sept  6,  horses  etc 

973  Polk  st,  6 m $130 

Shelton  W E to  L B Shields  Sept  7,  bar- 
ber shop  387*^  Clark  st,  4 m $29 

Spreine  H toF  Kubiski  July  30,  house  100 

Fry  st,  6 m $200 

SchusKa  H B to  E W Macninzie  Aug  31, 

horse  etc  1023  n Halsted  st  3m $112 

Teale  E K to  H A Pemberton  Sept  2,  furn 

373  Wabash  av,  6m $350 

Tulloch  J A to  E R Mackey  Sept  6,  piano 

1106  Bowen  av,  6m $162 

Thompson  S to  O F Malcolm  Sept  7,  furn 

and  piano  644  w 19th  st,  6m ... $133 

Turnes  J C to  J W Lusk  Sept  2,  piano  etc 

Evanston  6 m $ 130 

Tuttle  A E to  Blain  Bros  Sept  1,  furn  Brad- 
ford Hotel  32  Wells  st,  3m $545 

Tierney  J J to  M L Pemberton  Sept  1, 

furn  119  4th  av,  May  1 $500 

Van  Horn  E to  E H Babcock  Sept  2,  horse 

etc  102  n Paulina  st  Mch  1 $109 

Weiseman  F to  M Brand  & Co  Aug  24,  sa- 
loon 528  Milwaukee  av,  1 y $853 

Wyatt  E to  M A Wolcott  Sept  4,  furn  670 

Indiana  st,  7m $91 

Wheeler  C M to  A D Quick  Aug  28,  furn, 

Barrington  Nov  1 $300 

Wendler  H F*to  W N Alley  Sept  7,  furn  107 

Wesson  st,  3m $21 

Whiting  A to  R Richardson  Septl,  furn 

236  Lake  st,  4 m $68 

Wibek  A to  S Ric.ardson  Sept  1,  furn,  50 

st,  10m $144 

Wirth  C to  J Phillips  Aug  30,  furn  4:03% 

Van  Buren  st,  6m $83 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


523 


T.  WILCE  CO,  Kt 

LUMBER,  LATH  AND  SHINGLES. 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

j„  Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

KIL  N ■ D It  IE  It  HARD  WOOD  FLOORING » 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices „ 

Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts.,  CHICAGO,  ILL 


Williams  E to  G Wyman  Aug  24,  turn  horse 

etc,  3.r>10  Webster  av,  Cm $191 

Ward  H to  W N Alley  Sept  2,  horses  etc 

2756  Archer  av  6m $191 

Weiler  F to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  Sept  3,  sa- 
loon Id $700 

Walden  D S to  C E Wyman  Sept  1,  cows 

— 18th st,  6m  ....$200 

Young  W H to  E R Mackey  Sept  4,  horse 

Lake  View,  6m $130 

Zintgraff  T to  W W Charles  Sept  1,  restau- 
rant 29  w Randolph  st,  3m $63 

THURSIIAY’S  REPORT. 

TOO  LATE  TO  CLASSIFY. 

Gilbert  R to  J P Jackson  Aug  16,  furn 

1306  State  st,  wkly $173 

Contois  A to  Studebaker  Bros  Mfg  Co  sept 

7,  carriage  19  Blue  Island  av $200 

Cooper  E H to  Blain  Bros  Sept  7,  furn, 

2428  Wabash  av,  1 y $400 

Cottingham  W to  E R Walker  Aug  28  furn 

209  FlournoY  st  2 m $65 

Hepburn  R to  E Church  Sept  1,  piano  and 

furn,  96  w Madison  st,  ly $187 

Henry  M to  T C Mnlchay  Sept  8,  saloon 

145  w Madison  st,  10  m $250 

Chicago  Sand  A G Co  to  Green’s  Dredging 

Co, scow  June  1 $750 

Cadore  L to  S Richardson  Sept  1,  furn  115 

Siblev  st,  ly $91 

Knox  F to  J Phillips  Sept  4,  furn  66034 

Jefferson  st  6 m $60 

Leonard  J W to  T E G Bell  Sept  2,  furn 

, 192  Peoria  st  1 y 8%  $100 

French  F to  C J Shields  Sept  6,  furn  Ev- 
anston. 4m $95 

Heister  F to  S Richardson  Sept  7,  furn 

129  Orchard  st  4m $56 

Randolph  M to  S Richardson  Sept  8,  furn 

and  piano  302  Morgan  st,  4 m $56 

Davis  M & G to  S Richardson  Aug  28,  76 

Goethe  st,  4m $59 

Rooney  J to  S Richardson  Sept  6,  horses 

229  n Market  st,  2 m $60 

HallocK  I to  M A Wolcott  Sept  7,  furn 

2718  Wabash  av,  3m  $165 

Parantau  C to  J D Spear  Sept  7,  furn,  28 

Evergreen  av,  7m $130 

Friedlander  D to  Wacker  A B B & M Co 
Sept  8,  saloon  193  Fullerton  av,  ly.  .$750 
Basch  J to  Wacker  & B B A M Co  sept  7, 

saloon  352  Division  st  ly $800 

Eiser  F to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  Aug  27, 

saloon  402  Milwaukee  av  Max  1 $500 

Doughty  M H to  Chicago  Carpet  Co  Sept 

7,  furn,  296  Ohio  st,  3 m $783 

Seidcheck  J J to  C Parden  Sept  8,  machy 

296  Dearborn  st  6m $450 

Opitz  C to  J H Spear  Sept  4,  piano  and 

furn  423  Taylor  st,  6 m $130 

Summers  S to  J D Spear  Sept  6,  furn  274 

Morgan  st,  6 m $70 

Keller  GtoOF  Malcolm  Sept  8,  furn  155 

Fulton  st,  6m $187 

Cunningham  J F to  C E Turk  furn,  June 

12 $317 

Harris  W H to  E H Babcock  Sept  7,  furn, 

2113  Clark  st,  6m $70 

Harper  C D to  M L Pemberton  Sept  4, 

furn  183  25th  st,  4m $406 

Bowers  H J to  P Green  Aug  26,  furn  76 

12th  st  ly $300 

Smith  F A to  H A Pemberton  Sept  9,  furn 
3655  Grand  bd,  6m $174 


MORTGAGES. 

Maxwell  J to  W Roberts  Sept  2,  It  35  b 1 

b 15,  20  39  14,  2 y 6# $2000 

Mix  GtoGARB&L  Assn  July  — , It  19 

b 5 Rockwell  add,  8 % $1,100 

BucKland  G A to  M H Ryan  Aug  31,  It  15  b 

41,  S Chicago,  5 y 6# $700 

Ehrich  J to  H Botsford  Sept  1,  It  6 b 3,  16 

3814,  7 2-3  y,  6$ $1800 

Reddish  E to  J Oliver  Aug  23,  It  1 b 41,  17 

39  14,  3y  6# $2500 

Chambers  P to  W Ryan  July  1,  It  30  b 1, 

26  38  14,  4y,  6% $600 


Klapproth  C to  J Stinson  Aug  22,  Its  12 

and  13,  b 13,  19  39  14,  2 y,  7% $950 

Davis  J to  H Botsford  Aug  30,  It  7 b 3,  16 

38  14,  7^  y 6% $1800 

Johnston  J to  Oak  Pane  B A L Assn  Aug 
17,  Its  16  to  20,  b‘134,  Maywood  8%. . .$300 
Rose  C to  H Lack  Sept  2,  It  7 b 4,  Sheffield 

add,  3 y,  8% $400 

Birn  G to  H Hoepe  Aug  1,  It  4 b 7,  31  40 

14,  7 j 6% $973 

Thompson  N M to  Bankers  A M B A L 
Assn  Jan  1,  Its  32  and  33  b 40,  Pine 

Grove  8 % $2800 

Bradshaw  T R to  Peoples  B A L Assn  Aug 

16,  Its  23  and  24  b 6,  15  38  14,  8 % $400 

DonujsKe  J to  J Kozlowsid  Sept  2 Its  12  to 

16  b 20  S Lynne  1 y,  6^ $300 

Schumelowski  J to  T Niemieo  Sept  2.  It  16 

b 12,  5 39  14,  1 y,  7% $1000 

Sorenson  H to  N Chicago  M S A B Assn 
Sept  2,  s 34  It  13  b 1,  36  40  13,  5 1-5%  $300 
Grilnberger  S to  N Chicago  M S A B Assn 
Sept  2,  Its  13  and  14  b 1,  Culver  Pk, 

5  1-5# 

Creaghton  B to  N Chicago  MS  A B Assn 
Sept  2,  It  27  b 5 blO,  Sheffield  add.  5 y, 

5% .$1700 

Wells  F to  Bankers  A M B A L Assn  July 

1,  Its  9 and  10  b 2,  31  38  14,  8% $1900 

Graham  J to  B Shurtleff  Sept  2,  It  1 b 2 b 

7,  33  39  14,  2y,  6% $212 

Holmes  M to  W Riplev  Sept  3,  pt  It  1 b 14 

S A J sub  21  38  14,  3 y,  7% $900 

Lamoreaux  B to  L S L A H Assn  Sept  1, 

It  32  b 1,  8 38  14,  6# $900 

O’Brien  D toN  W L & B Assn  Aug  17,  It 

15  b 1,  6 38  14,  8% $1200 

Porter  C to  G Towns  July  7,  It  10  b 8, 

Grant’s  add,  2y  7# $600 

Mondreyxa  F to  E Brainard  June  29,  pt  It 
5 b 5,  B & E add,  Evanston  2 y,  6%. . $1200 
Rapp  L to  H Botsford  sept  1,  It  8 b 3,  10 

38  14,  1 y,  6% $1600 

Hopkins  B to  M A Warne  Aug  9,  It  31  b 2, 

Rockwell  add,  6y,  8# $1800 

Hoinboosky  J to  Grant  B & L Assn  Aug 

30,  It  30  b 1,  20  39  14,  6# '. . . $500 

Allen  M A to  Y H Higgins  Aug  27,  pt  Its 
3 and  6 b 5,  Wright’s  add,  4 y,  6#. . . $2000 
Hanson  P to  Commonwealth  B & L Assn 

Aug  12,  It  3 b 1,  24  38  14,  8% $800 

Walsh  MAAtoCPBAL  Assn  Aug  3,  It 

9 b 26,  4 38  14,  8% $H00 

Wilkinson  WHJrtoBAOER  Assn  sept 

1,  It  36  and  37  b 3,  30  38  15,  6% $950 

Bowlby  FStoBAOER  Assn  Aug  31,  It 

32  b 2,  30  38  15,  6# $1350 

Seimetz  P to  H H Gage  May  4,  It  90  b 1, 

29  40  14,4  y,  6# $525 

Heaney  J B to  G Cosgrove  Aug  14,  Its  1 

. 2 b 17,  etc,  36  40  13,  3 y,  6# $700 

Markwalter  B to  H Schrimer  July  1,  Its  30 

and  31  b 5,  29  40  14,  2y,  7% $ 

Boorman  J to  G C Klehm  Sept  3,  It  12  and 

pt  13  b 33,  22  40  14,  5y,  7# $1150 

Galvin  E & J to  J O’Brien  Aug  20,  It  21  b 

9,  U S Bank  add  3y,  7# $325 

Kacin  M A J to  Eckhart  A Swan  Sept  — , 

Its  4 and  5 b 41,  21  39  14.  1 y,  7# . . . . $460 
McNamara  PtoNW  Mut  L Ins  Co  Aug 
24,  pt  It  27  b 1,  34  39  14,  2 y,  6 34#.  .$1000 
Mason  J 0 to  H P Smith  Sept  2,  pt  Its  31 

and  33, 16  38  14,  5y,  6% $3000 

Dechatelets  DPtoLSBLAH  Assn  sept 

1,  It  32  b 1,  8 38  14,  6# $900 

Wigland  A to  A Kujawa  Sept  — , It  42  b 24 

5 39  14,  3 y,  6# $500 

Nalikowski  V to  W Nalikowski  Sept  2,  It  14 

b 2 b 21,  31  39  14,  4 y,  6% $400 

Lamarche  M to  N Corwilh  July  19,  It  7 b 

4,  36  39  13,  4 y,  7% $300 

Meyer  Hto  F Jarneke  July  20,  pt  w 34  sw 

34  33  39  12,  2 y,  6# $1000 

Sullivan  J P to  Bankers  A M B A L Assn 
July  1,  It  29,  b 1,  Ridgeley’s  add,  8%.  $5300 
Healey  C to  Ev  A N C Co  B AL  Assn  Aug 

28,  It  5 b 8,  Wilmette $600 

Hanchette  N H to  W A Smith  Aug  2,  It  24 

b 3,  Evanston,  5 y,  7% $2000 

Pederson  C to  D Pk  Bd  Assn  Aug  19,  s 34 


MANUFACTUKEH8  OF 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Mouldings, 


Frames,  Brackets,  Turnings,  Etc. 


|3^“Our  facilities  are  equal  to  any,  and  we  make  a specialty  of  furnishing  Contractors  everything  in  the../&J 
I3|'“shape  of  Woodwork  for  any  class  of  Building,  including  all  kinds  of./AiJ 

STAIR  WORK  AND  HARDWOOD  FINISH. 

Estimates  or  any  other  information  in  our  line  i Corner  Twenty-second  and  Throop  Street:. 

I CHICACO 


may  be  had  promptly  on  application. 


It  2 b 8,  36  40  13,  8# $2800 

Stover  M A & A H to  Douglas  Pk  B Assn 
July  27,  Its  1 to  9 b 4,  23  39  13,  8%.  . $1400 
Minnick  E G to  Chicago  Perm  B & L Assn 

Aug  17,  It  21  b 9,  17  38  14,  8% $800 

Swansen  C P to  M E Greenebaum  Sept  3, 

pt  It  4 b 5,  36  40  13,  3y,  7% $1000 

Smith  R A to  Commonwealth  B & L Assn 
Aug  12,  It  12,  b 2 b 4,  27  38  14,  8%.  .$1400 
Riggio  M F to  R Demies  Aug  5,  Its  2 to  4 

b 13  b 11,  17  42  13,  3y,  6# $800 

Topel  C to  H Sawnsch  Sept  3,  It  23  b 17, 

30  40  14,  3 y 6# $325 

Haynes  A M to  B & 0 Emp  R Assn  Sept 
6,  It  31  b 3,  Palmer  add,  S Chicago,  6# 

$800 

Dechatelets  DPtoLSBL&H  Assn  sept 

4,  It  33  b 1,  8 38  14,  6# $ 

Drew  T to  J M Oliver  Sept  6,  It  6 b 1,  14 

39  14,  indemnity $275 

White  G W to  G W Hale  Aug  14,  Its  5 and 

6 b 8,  34  39  14,  3y  6# $10,000 

Cook  N and  W B to  H Martin  & Son  Aug 

27,  It  8 b 1,20  37  11,  8% $1000 

Holz  J M to  J Griffinger  Sept  1,  pt  31  41 

13,  3y  8% $600 

Burkett  J W to  J T Barden  Aug  2,  It  8, 

Dunton,  5y  6% $1000 

Brown  ENAGGtoBA  Eians  June  26, 
pt  Its  15  and  14  b 27,  Hyde  Park  ly  6% 

$1100 

Johnson  F to  A W Waldo  Aug  16,  It  10  b 

1,  7 41  14,  5y,  7% $1500 

Gross  M E to  I M Young  Sept  7,  It  84, 

Parker  sub  11  39  13,  2 y no  int $200 

Sennert  C to  C G Muller  Aug  31,  It  22  b 1, 

28  40  14,  2y,  6# $4500 

Hales  J to  Natl  S A L Assn  Aug  16,  Its  25 

and  26  b 3,  It  1,  22  37  14,  8% $1000 

Woodcock  C to  Natl  S A L Assn  Aug  16,  It 

32  and  33  15  37  14,  8%  $700 

Lavezzi  G to  R Valle  Sept  6,  pt)*  It  34  b 8 

19  39  14,  3y  6# $600 

Cornelius  A F H to  E Burke  Jan  10,  It  10 

b 8,  36  40  13,  33  m 6# $550 

Pethybridge  H to  H C Hansen  Aug  24,  It 

38  sw  34  6 39  13,  3 y,  6# $350 

Weisser  G to  Natl  SAL  Assn  July  19,  Its 

7 and  8 b 64,  16  37  14,  8% $1600 

Canfield  H S to  H Botsford  Sept  3,  It  11  b 

2,  16  38  14,  6%y,  6# $1950 

WtjSdden  G F to  F A Goucher  July  1,  It  7 

fit  1 b 13,  Union  Pk  2d  add,  8%  y,  6% 

$8000 

Field  S E to  J K Philo  Aug  22,  Its  23  to  26 

b 3,  La  Grange  5y,  8% $1200 

Kinyon  E A & W to  H Botsford  Aug  31,  It 

5 b 3,  16  38  14,  8%  y $2400 

McNeil  N to  M Wight  Aug  10,  It  15  b 6,  28 

39  14,  6% $1425 

Tudor  E A to  C M L Ins  Co  Aug  i9,  Its  3 

and  4,  b 87,  27  39  14,  5 y,  5 %%. . . . $10,000 
Goddard  MAAGWtoCML  Ins  Co  Aug 
19,  Its  5 and  8 b 87,  etc  5 y,  5%%. . $10,000 
Thomas  G W to  C M L Ins  Co  Aug  19,  Its 

6 and  7,  b 87  etc  5y,5%% $15,000 

Eisner  H to  D W Eldred  Aug  30,  Its  47 

and  48  b 24,  Jefferson,  6# $905 

Cavanaugh  E C & J to  W A Roberer  Aug 

23,  It  6 b 3,  Evanston,  2 y,  7% $500 

Allen  M A A T to  M Laflin  Aug  27,  pt  It  3 
and  6 b 5,  Wright  add,  4 y,  6# $2000 

Jackson  M E and  D W to  N W M L Ins 
Co  aug  13,  lots  1 to  6 It  16  b 1,  27  39  14 

5y  6# $26,000 

Olson  S to  Bankers  & M B & L Assn,  July 

1,  It  28  b 1,  31  40  14,  8% $5,400 

Senger  W to  H E Greenebaum  aug  26;  lot 

25  b 5,  4 38  14:  3y  7% $500 

Atkinson  W H to  Park  Side  L A B Assoc’n 

July  26;  It  6 b 4,  4 38  14:  8% $600 

Ganio  J A to  People’s  BA  L Ass’n  August 
16;  prt  lot  18  b 10.  H A H sub  36  40  13, 

8% $900 

Grosman  C W F to  Commonwealth  LAB 
Assn,  pt  It  13  b 27,  1 1 38  14 : 8% ... . $2,100 
Clapp  O W to  H G Gay  low  Aug  16:  pt  b 5 

23  39  13:  7% $2,500 

Gage  H H to  J V Bugen  June  1:  lot  9 lot 
100  Butterfield  add:  3y  6# $3,000 


Rudington  V M to  J M Dunphv  B A L 
Assn  aug  27:  Its  15  and  16  b 106,  Mel- 
rose: 7% $400 

Bynell  G W to  T Riehl  June  26:  It  6 b 1,  6 

39  14,  6y  6# $100 

Geyer  C to  W Tetomeyer  aug  15;  It  6 and 

pt  It  7 b 19,  18  39  14:  ly  7% $2,500 

Hammond  E to  J Kile  aug  26;  lot  1 b 31, 

33  39  14;  6# $1,400 

Meehan  J to  M A Rorke  Aug  12;  pt  It  178 

b 3,  33  39  14;  6m  6# $250 

Moser  J to  A Melke  Aug  26;  It  42  b 7,  6 39 

14;  ly  7% $600 

Detwiler  A M to  W W Weary  aug  4;  It  30 

andpt  It  31b  21:  25  40  13:  7% $1,150 

Streeter  N F to  J A Covel  Aug  10;  It  17  b 6 

12  3913:  2y  7% $350 

Gleeson  S to  N W M L Ins  Co,  Aug  17,  lots 
14  and  15  b 12,  28  39  14,  5y  6%. . . .$12,000 
Pommer  L to  M H Ephraim,  Aug  27,  It  21 

b 5,  29  40  14,  ly  6# $300 

Riehl  T to  E Peterson  Aug  15;  Its  41  and 
42  b 16;  31  40  14:  2y  6# $600 


QUIT  CLAIM  DEERS  AND  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAN.  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lot  1 and  22  of  lots  11  and  14,  L Newhall 
A Woodbridge  sub,  15  38  14,  Feb  19, 

Joseph  Wright  to  J Griffiths $1,000 

Lots  1,  20  to  22  of  Its  11  and  14,  Same  Aug 

30,  John  Griffiths  to  L Lock $2,950 

Lot  15  blk  2 Flournoy  resub  of  J A P add 
18  39  14,  Aug  27,  G M Steese  to  Israel  S 

P Lord $35 

Lot  4 of  Lot  1 blK  9,  S S add  Sept  1,  Mary 

F C Bluhm  to  P A Otis $200 

Lot  25  blk  7 Armours  sub  nw  34  8 39  14, 

Sept  1,  Thos  Carbine  to  Jas  Otis $150 

Lot  19  Givens  et  al  sub  of  3 ac  se  34  13  39 

13,  Sept  1,  Thos  Carbine  to  P A Otis 
$50 

N 14  Lots  22  and  23  blk  8 Smith’s  sub  sw 
34  36  39  13,  Jan  6,  Miner  T Ames  to 

Theodore  S Mize $1 

Lot  9 blk  1 Murrays  add  July  20,  John 

Healy  to  A Gage $11 

Lots  1 2 3 N 34  blk  6,  ^Morris  sub  sw  34 
18  39  14,  Sept  2,  Wm  Day  to  Mary  D 

Ramsey $1 

Lot  24  blk  16,  Ravenswood  May  27  estate 

of  John  LClarKe  to  F Kremer $50 

N 50  ft  It  16  Berdels  sub  pt  lot  8,  16  38 

14,  Apr  5,  Catherine  Berdel  to  Ernest 

Jaeger $50 

W 34  Lot  10,  sw  34  1 38  14,  Aug  25,  H W 

Walter  to  John  Hoagh  et  al $100 

Lot  40  blk  33,  19  39  14,  Aug  31,  Ignatz 

Donaisky  to  John  Baunomoker $1 

Lot  9 and  pt  Lt  5 N of  se  34  blk  45,  7 39 
14,  Aug  20,  W S Skinner  to  J Carne  Jr 

$250 

Lot  36  of  Blk  6,  and  pt  of  Lots  2 and  3 eJ4 
29  40  14,  Sept  1,  G Hoeger  to  Hy  Dirks 

$5 

Lot  24  blk  4 blk  12  Sheffields  add  Sept  6, 

Joseph  Bach  to  Franz  Bianger $100 

Lot  51  of  Blk  12  and  13  Smith’s  add  NE  34 
18  39  14,  Sept  3,  Ranxin  R Walker  to 

Harriet  E Walker $500 

Und  3-5  of  Lot  21  blk  1 blk  40  w 34  Ac  17 
39  14,  Sept  7,  W G Hermann  to  Mary  A 
Anna  Hermann $1500 


— Many  of  the  new  lamp  shade  frames 
are  as  large  as  an  ordinary  sized  sun  um- 
brella, and  can  be  opened  and  closed  at  will. 
The  frames  are  covered  with  the  most  ex- 
quisite silks  of  various  colors  and  quaint 
designs;  yellow,  however, still  retains  its 
hold.  These  shades  are  bordered  by  a deep 
fringe  corresdonding  in  color  to  the  silk,  or 
Valenciennes  lace  is  often  used. 

— Spindle-work  flutings  and  branching 
eet  characterize  many  of  the  handsomest 
mahogany  frames. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


JirotiMESm 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

103755  John  Mooney  v Jamas  Parrott.  By  deflt  $174.- 
50  and  gen  exn. 

104291  Reinhard  W Hillisheim  v Eleota  J Chambers. 
Sam  e $525.46. 

102554  Joseph  W Stoner  et  al  v Emil  G Hraz.  By  stip, 
$250.  Satisfied. 

101629  Flavius  J Barber  et  al  v W O Sutherland.  By 
deflt,  $932.56. 

103866  Luthec  L Ferris  et  al  v Lewis  Lewinsohn. 
Same.  $561.80 

104158  Frederick  Matteson  v Emma  E Burgess.  By 
deflt,  $627.63. 

104159  Henry  Hall  v Same.  Same  $386.20. 

104616  Asa  P Kelley  et  al  v Charles  S Cleaver.  Same 
$387. 

101650  RF  Simmons  v Virgil  & M J Liberman.  Same. 
$1782,15. 

104465  John  Lightle  v Hans  H Madsen.  Same  $382.- 
77. 

104590  Best  Brg  Co  v Joseph  Withaus.  Same  $205.17. 

103941  Geo  T Busse  v August  and  Magdalina  Ebsen. 
Same  $243.76  and  gen  exn.  Sped  exn  v August. 

104724  Moses  Schwartz  v Martin  Best.  Same  $209.98. 

104399  M E Page  et  al  v Samuel  W Holmes.  Same 
$453.80. 

104279  Harvey  T Weeks  v R C T B & B Soc.  Same 
and  judgt$561  revived. 

103940  Isaac  Greensfelder  et  al  v Herman  Renberg. 
Same  $296.20, 

103350  C F A Henrlchs  v Dietrich  Rienach.  Same 
$514.55. 

103774  F M Bacon  et  al  v Sigmund  Heideweyer  and 
Norbert  Steigliiz.  Same  $1043.24. 

104033  Giles  Bro  & Co  v Wilbur  T Studebaker.  Same 
$314.50. 

104448  Sarah  D Noe  v Robert  Leitch.  Same  $568.17. 

104471  Wells  & H Co  v Chas  W Allen  & Co.  Same 
$2318, 

104770  Samuel  Bunting  etal  v John  McRobbie.  Same 
$805.49. 

104744  Thos  Wilce  v Victor  Friedenhagen.  Same 
$665. 

92872  F Foehmbach  v J J Wilson.  Same  $400.  Attch 
dis. 

103595  E A Rosenham  et  al  v John  Kanu  and  Z McKay 
Same  $260.62. 

103174  S W Mitchell  v Albert  D Pickering.  Same 
*600. 

104326  L Adler  v World’s  Pastime  Ex  Co.  Same  $3500 
on  asst  and  attch  issues. 

103596  C A Morrill  v Tranqulina  Lema.  Same  $379 
and  sped  exn. 

102973  Norman  Brown  v W F Witlierell.  Same  $5674. 
23. 

103951  Samuel  A Castle  et  al  v Henry  Simons.  Same 
847.51. 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 

Frank  Herman  to  Regina  Frank  Sept  6,  turn  etc  636 

s Canal  st $400 

Smalley  Vernon  R to  Emma  Smalley  June  8,  furn 

etc  Hartford  European  Hotel $1 

Smally  Emma  to  Lydia  A Allen  Aug  11,  furn,  127  w 

Madison  st $1 

Allen  Lydia  A to  Rosa  Keller  Sept  6, 127  w Madison 

Same $1 

Turner  Chas  to  Julia  H Turner  Jurn  17,  furn  in 

Masnry  flat  on  Michigan  boul $1 

Dutcher  Elmer  J to  Mrs  E J Dutcher  Sept  7,  stock 

and  furn  etc  1934  Archer  av $200 

Hense  August  to  Moses  J Loranger  June  28,  restau- 
rant 218  and  220  State  st $1 

Loranger  Moses  J toD  C Brady  Sept  7,  Same 

st $1000 

Waller  Paul  to  Peter  Penovich  May  7,  und  % furn 

in  store  396  State  st $375 

Fisher  John  to  Henry  Fisher  Sept  3,  office  and 

sheds  on  Arnold  st $200 

Balicock  C to  W Cuthbert  Sept  1,  furn $125 

Stasch  Philip  to  Conrad  Kathbeen  Sept  1,  bakery 

Ravenswood $1000 

Johnston  Agda  and  John  to  M Johnston  Sept  1 furn 

onHonorestin  Englewood $600 

McLaughlin  Michel  to  Hannah  Hancock  Sept  2, 

horse  and  wagon $275 

Kurtz  Bros  & Bahrer  to  Milo  Conel  Aug  2s",  niachy 

259  Randolph  st $541 

Brisco  Chas  N to  Belle  Brisco  June  1,  horse  and 

ouggy $400 

Adler  G to  C Mammel  Sept  2,  meat  market  horses 

wagons  etc  762  n Haleted  st $950 

Balkcom  D S to  John  McCalie  Sept  4,  restaurant  49 

Dearborn  st $275 

Palmer  Mary  M to  Chas  E Taylor  et  al  Sept  4,  furn 

63  n Curtis  st $1 

Garttner  Eugene  to  Louis  Gauss  Sept  2,  furn  and' 

fixtures  in  store  2507  Wentworth  av $1000 

Johnson  CHtoJH  Hagberg  Sept  1,  horse  wagons 

and  milk  business  — $800 

Waterlmry  Daniel  W to  Victor  D Gowan  & Wm  Ash- 
ton Aug  3,  stock  in  business  of  merchant  tailor 

Tribune  Bldg  ..$6025 

McCain  Wm  to  W L Conouer  & H Welterzer  Sept  3, 
milk  route  and  horse  wagon  etc  122  e Ohio  st.  .$1400 
Muldora  JasH  to  Alice  Muldom  Sept  3,  furn  horse 

and  wagon  55  Newberry  av $350 

Pemberton  M L to  Cora  L Brodie  ice  cream  saloon 
. $122 


A Clitunpion  of  Labor. 

An  Estelline  man  recently  returned  from 
a visit  to  another  territorial  town,  when  a 
friend  said  to  him: 

11  Did  you  see  Col.  Softpalm  when  you 
were  out  there?  ” 

“ Yes.” 

“ Still  practicing  law?” 

“ Yes,  and  loaning  money.  He  has  fore- 
closed a mortgage  on  about  half  the  farms 
around  there  and  got  possession  of  them, 
and  I guess  will  get  the  others  in  time.” 

“ He  must  be  making  money,  then.” 

“Yes,  lie  is,  and  never  did  a day’s  work  in 
his  life.  Then  he’s  struck  something  better 
still.” 

“ What’s  that?” 

“ Why,  he’s  just  been  nominated  for  the 
legislature  on  the  farmer’s  ticket  and  is  sure 
of  election.  All  the  farmers  and  working- 
men generally  are  simply  wild  to  vote  for 
him. — Estelline  (D.  T.)  Bell. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

This  List  is  published  but  once  and  is  not  kept  in 
type.  See  back  numbers  of  The  Journal, 

September  23. 

Lots  in  11  12  13  and  14  in  blck  3 of  S J Walker’s  2d 
add  to  Chicago.  Thos  G Wludes,  Master.  L A. 

September  27. 

Block  4 except  lots  11 12  16  and  s !4  lot  17  thereof; 
also  n 14  of  lot  2 and  all  lot  1,  lying  s of  the  center 
line  of  North  Fifth  st;  b 5,  also  b 6,  except  Its  t 2 and 
3 thereof  Lots  1 2 and  3 b 6,  s % b 5;  lots  16  and  17 
b 4;  lots  11  and  12  b 4 and  other  property  in  Miller’s 
sub  of  Desplaines  Place  of  Miller’s  add  to  Maywood, 
ne  qr  11  39  12;  also  lands  on  Park  ave  bet  N 4th  and 
N 5th  sts,  and  other  property  on  Desplaines  ave  and 
St  Charles  Road.  J D Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Commencing  at  the  se  cor  of  Charles  G Senn’s  lot, 
thence  s on  w line  of  Felter  st  4 rods;  thence  w 8 rds; 
thence  w parallel  with  e line  4 rods;  thence  8 rods  to 
place  of  beginning,  being  in  west  y2  of  e >4  of  lot  1 T 
42  R 9.  H L Wait,  Master.  L.  N. 

All  of  b 56,  containing  lots  1 to  50  in  Chicago  Uni- 
versity sub  in  sec  7 38  14.  J T Noyes,  Master.  L N 
September  28. 

Lots  5 and  6 in  lot  2 of  b 43  of  C T’s  new  sub  of 
blks  in  e frac  of  se  qr  of  sec  21  39  14.  S F Hancbett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  34  in  A Crane’s  sub  of  lots  3 to  6 b 2,  U S Bank 
add.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

The  north  l/2  of  lot  11  of  Thomas’  sub  of  e \%  of  b 98 
in  C T’s  sub  of  w V2  of  sec  27  39  14.  S F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  16  and  e 14  ft  of  lot  15  in  b 3 in  Brainard  & Ev- 
ans’ add  in  e l/2  of  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14.  S F Han- 
chett, Sheriff.  L N. 

October  5. 

Lots  12  and  13  in  b 9 in  Ogden’s  add.  Elias  Greene- 
baum,  Trustee.  L N. 

SHERIFFS  SALES. 

Tuesday  Sept  14, 10  A.  HI. 

Crane  Brothers  Manufacturing  Company 
vs.  Chas.  VV.  Colehour  and  William  H.  Cole- 
hour,  amount  of  execution  $3,591.00  and 
costs.  Numerous  tracts  of  land  and  town 
lots.  Cook  County,  Illinois. 

Isaac  Horner  and  Hannah  Horner  vs. 
Frederick  Poppes  and  Katherina  Poppes, 
amount  of  execution  $51.50  and  costs.*  Lots 
1 and  2,  and  the  W of  lot  3 all  in  block 
16,  south  braich  addition  to  Chicago,  Cook 
County  Illinois. 

E.  G.  Fish  vs.  P.  H.  Stanton  and  Bridget 
Stanton,  amount  of  execution  $468.21  and 
costs.  Lots  10  and  11  blocK  16,  Ogden’s 
addition  to  Chicago,  Cook  County  Illinois. 

Frederick  Kirchoff  vs.  Catheriae  Doughty, 
amount  of  execution  $1,040  and  costs.  Lot 
20,  Smith’s  subdivision  of  east  half  of  lot  21 
in  west  half  of  block  10,  of  Canal  Trustees’ 
subdivision  of  section  33,  township  40  north 
range  14,  Cook  County  Illinois. 

Johann  Kleinfeldt  vs.  August  Neyendorf 
and  Caroline  Neyendorf,  amount  of  execu- 
tion $650.85  and  costs.  Lots  28  and  29,  in 
sub  block  2 of  McConnell  Bros’  subdivision 
of  the  east  half  of  block  7 in  the  Canal 
Trustees’  subdivision  of  the  east  half  of  sec- 
tion 29,  township  40,  ranoe  14.  Cook  County 
Illinois. 


HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

— An  exquisite  drawing-room  chandelier 
has  a large  shallow  bowl  of  genuine  persian 
chased  open  work  set  in  an  open-work  hoop 
of  chased  silver  surmounted  by  crescents  of 
gold  and  silver. 

— There  is  at  present  a rage  for  mahog- 
many  and  cherry  tables;  many  are  severely 
plain,  or  carved  or  fancifully  decorated  in 
various  ways. 

— Cut  glass  is  now  seen  in  all  the  old  Eng- 
lish cuttings,  the  bullion  cutting  is  among 
the  newest  designs  and  considered  most  ele- 
gant. 

—At  least  one  rush  chair  should  grace  a 
drawing-room,  and  it  should  be  painted 
white  with  delicate  lines  of  gold.  A scarf 
of  fancy-colored  silk  further  adorns  the  left 
corner. 

— Very  pretty  five  o’clock  tea-cloths  are 
made  of  fine  white  linen,  with  conventional- 
ized flowers  worked  in  heavy  white  linen 
thread  or  floss;  a heavy  fancy  fringe  finishes 
the  cloth. 

— Two  or  three  sofa  pillows  each  one  dif- 
ferent. now  adorn  a fashionable  sofa.  They 
are  not  made  so  large  as  formerly  and  are 
oblong  in  shape. 


HARDH  OOD-DRV-VA  ri>  PRICKS 

( Retail.) 

WHITEWOOD. 


Clear  select  wide,  1 to  4 in $38.00@40. 

1st  and  2d 30.00  *35. 

Box  boards 35. 

Inch  and  over 26.  30. 

Half  inch 23.  28. 

Common  1st,  1 in 20.  22. 

Plank 22.  25. 

Cull 12.  15. 


HICKORY. 


Wagon  stock,  1 to  4 in $45.00@50. 

Axles,  3x4,  per  pair 75 

3Kx434 90@  l.i 

4x3 1.00@  1. 

4x6 1.50 

434  xS 1.75 

5x3 1.75 


BLACK  WALNUT. 


ASH. 

1 to  4 in $35.00@40. 

Wagon  stock 40. 

Wagon  poles 55.00@60. 

Step  plank,  clr.,  11  to  13  in. . . 45.00@ 
Flooring,  4 and  6 in,  clear, 

dressed  and  matched 35.00@45.00 

Quartered 50.00  @ 

OAK. 

Clear $40. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 to  4 in 35.  @38. 

Common 22.  @25. 

Timber 25.  @28. 

Bolsters  and  reaches 5. 

Felloes,  per  set 1.25 

Flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in.,  clear 

dressed  and  matched 35  00@45. 

Quartered 45.  50. 

Red  oak,  1 and  2 clear 30.  35. 

Common 25. 

CHERRY. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $75.00@80. 

st  and  2d  clear  plank 85.00@90. 

BUTTERNUT. 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 in $45.00@50. 

1st  and  2d  clear  plank 50.00@55, 


Clear  counter  tps,  20  in  ana  up.$200.00 

1st  and  2d,  1 in 75.00@85. 

1st  and  2d  plank 80.  90. 

Common 55.  60. 

Select,  %xlO  in.  and  over...  75. 

3^x10  in.  and  over 70. 

Culls,  1 in 32. 

Cull  plank 35.00@40. 

Clear  fl’g  3,  4 and  6 in,  d&m.  125.00 
Ballusters,  2x2,  28,  30  & 32  in.  2 

2i£x2% 7 

3x3 19 


MAPLF. 

Maple  steps $35.  @40. 

1st  and  2d  clear 30.  @35. 

Common 20.  @24. 

Clear  flooring,  3,  4 and  6 in. 
dressed  and  matched 32.00@35. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 


Basswood,  1st 

00 

Hickory  elm 

Gray  elm 

Sweet  gum,  1st  and  2d 

...  35. 

@40. 

Sycamore 

Chestnut 

Mahogany,  per  ft 

. ..  18. 

@40. 

ORR  & LOCKETT, 

Dealers  in 

Builders’  Hardware 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

1 UP  EVERY  DLLCRIPTLON, 


184  & 186  CLARK  ST„  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 


We  Make  a specialty  of 


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Fine  Bronze  Trimmings 

And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  Sole  Chicag( 
Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Workei 
Perfection”  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  am 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


Knisely  & Miller, 

129  & 131  South  Clinton  Street,  Chicago,  111. 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  Roofers ! 


MANUFACTURERS 


GALVANIZED  IRON.  CORNICES,  ETC. 


The  Hayes  Patent 

SKY-LIGHTS. 


(Under  License.) 


Warranted  not  to  leak  fromeutside  storm  or  inside 
condensation. 


Corrugated 
Conductor  Pipe. 

Warranted  not  to  Burst 
when  full  of  Ice.  , 


REAL  KSTA  I E AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ibon  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


r'jM 


Factory  Lamps 

gdlLDEFlS  OF 

WATER 
DIRKS. 

PHILADELPHIA. 

N.YxN.J.G.G.Lt.Co.Ltd. 

No. I PARK  PLACE. 

NEW  YDRK. 

J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing*  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— OAR  LOTS— DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH' 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch 447  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1 % and  1%  inches  45  00 

3d  clear,  1)4.  1V4  and  2 incnes 42  00 

A select,  1*4  end  1)4  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches 41  00 

B select,  114,  1 14  and  2 inches 30  00@32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 25  00 

2x4  B,  select 21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30*00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS— ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 47  00 

3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select 25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C 32  00 

D stock,  12,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft 23  00 

D 20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

“ 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com.  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

16  feet  15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch 35  00 

B 33  00 

C 25  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 25  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B 6-inch 20  00 

0,  6-inch.. 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  60 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

B 35  10 

C 27  00 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 40  00 

A siding  strips 38  00 

A flooring  strips 83  00 

B „ 32  00 

0 „ „ 23  00 

BEADED  CEILING TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 23  00 

A,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

B 20  50 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  % -inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  24 -inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  00 

B,  24  insh„  6iDch 32  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D1 10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  momlthan 
flooring. 


HAWKINSON  k BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzle  streets,  Chicago. 


O.  M.  Wells.  j.  m.  Seouist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

R/E-A-Ij  estate, 

103  l.nSnl l<-  st..  Room  IS,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 

~ STUBBS  & CANHAmT 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caleiir.ining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  _ . . 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  & 54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  POUTER, 


REAL  ESTATE 

Room  7. 


108  & 110  Dearborn 

St.,  - Chicago. 


EWING  MACHINE 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


PERFECT  SATISFACTION 


Hew  Home  Sewing  Machine  Co. 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

33  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  HI.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Dallas,"',  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Kooiiim  15-17.  90  LaSalle  Sti cet. 


J,  P.  BOWES. 


G.  B.  CRUICK8HANK. 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  nnd  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


EDWARDS  6c  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Dffice: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


1VM.  LEAGUE  <St  CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

HEELER  & CO. — Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Rent- 
ing. Room  1—130  La  Salle  St. 


W 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS 

Room  8,  i 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SMITH  & GILMOKE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 


FOR 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MACHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse. 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AG-ENC Y. 

161  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


WILLIAM  LUMLEY, 

194  LaSalle  St.,  - . Chicago,  111. 


BANK,8 

AND' 

Furniture 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 

and  Fittings 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOABD8. 

Common  board#,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ „ 14,  10  ana  18  feet 18  00 

No.  2 board#,  all  length# 31  50 

Common  114  and  l*4-inch 18  00 

Green,  $1  leas. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

let  quality  fencing,  16  leei 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

,,  12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  60 

No.  2 feneing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  18  00 

Add  to  uricee  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sidas.  *1  50. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENH. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1*4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2^4 -inch 00  60 

214-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  lees  thaD 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 31  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 11  006 

2x8,  „ „ 11  00| 

2x10,  „ 11  006 

2x12,  „ 11  006 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50£ 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry ; 1 80 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 “ “ “ “ 14 

6 “ “ “ “ 18 

7 “ “ 23 

33 
43 
7*4 


9 to  11  " “ “ . 

8 inch,  sawed  7 feet. 


9 to  11, 
5*4  inch, 
6 “ 

7 “ 

8 “ 


M,  7 feet 11 

*/2,  7 feet V/2 

H,  7 feet 9 

}4,  7 feet H 

Hi  7 feet 16 


Larg’e  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in £24  00@26  00 


25  00 


II  00 

23  00 
25  00 
8 00 


1*4  in.  and  over 

Common 

Cull 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1)4  in 

Thicker 

Cull 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

Clear 

Common 16  00 

Cull 

Timbers 17  00 

Quarter-sawed 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 24  00 

Common 15  00 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  25  00 

Axles 

Cull 

Beaches 25  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  * 2d.  1 in 65  00 

Thicker 70  00 

Common 45  00 

Cull 25  00 


Counter  tops.  18  Inch  and  up . 


27  00 
17  00 
13  00 

25  00 
27  00 
10  00 

26  00 
17  00 

8 00 
19  00 
38  00 

25  00 
16  00 
10  00 

30  00 
30  00 
10  00 
27  00 

75  00 
80  00 
50  00 
30  00 


100  00  175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50  00 

114x1*4  * 2x2 25  00  35  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  * 2d,  in 70  00  75  00 

Thick 80  00  85  00 

Common 35  00  40  no 

Cull lu  00  15  no 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

1st  * 2d 32  60  35  00 

1st  & 2d,  1)4  in  and  up 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Cull 6 00  10  00 

Log  run  13  00  15  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00  21  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 5 00  7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

Clear 20  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 00  6 00 

Log  Bun 14  00  15  00 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 24  00  27  00 

Common  and  better 22  00 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

SYCAMORE. 

Good 15  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00  15  CO 

Cull 

Log  Bun 12  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  * 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling.. ..  22  00  24  00 

‘^tar”  or  No.  2 flooring 19  00  20  00 

1st  * 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26  00 

1st  * 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  29  00 

CYPRESS. 

1st*  2d 30  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 44  50 

“ “ “ rough 42  50 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 90 

Fancy  butt 460 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  PATENT  STOP  AND 
WASTE  COCK  & WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
ilwellings. 

Or  FICE,  ) ( SALESROOM  AND 

> CHICACO.  " FACTORY, 

59  & 61  Lake  St.  ) ( 227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


A.N3D 


DECORATORS. 


Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wahash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patroDS  : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston,  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHDS,  1926  4ft h st. 


F TVC.  CLARKE. 

Real  Estate  and  LoanAgt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


Sewer 


3H0MI3 & RAKEY. 

107  '.a  alle  Street. 

Varda — i>9  N Elizabeth  St. 
85th  at  Ac  S.  M.  S.  It.  R 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY, 


Pipe 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings,  "fl 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

In  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 


— % : j Railings,  Gates, Wickets 


No.  432 — CASHIER'S  DESK. 


Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  (Iron  or  Brass) 

J PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


inSTSTTIR-A-IlNrClE:  J^G-EInTCY'- 
170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Eire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  *> 


Telephone  No.  ’353 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE! 

We  make 

Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 

Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimneys,  Etc. 

|3p“0ur  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 

Made  in  anyColor  Desired 

Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted.  Delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  111. 


Steinway  S 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior— -including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  Sol  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES! 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
->  STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICACO. 

Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 

PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


ADVERTISERS 

Can  learn  the  exact 
cost  of  any  proposed 
line  of  Advertising  in 
American  Papers 
by  addressing  Geo.  P 
Rowell  & Co’s 

Newspaper  Advertising  Bureau. 
lO  Spruce  St., 

Send  10  cts.  for  175  Page  Paiuplilet 


H.  O.  OOTJLSOIXr 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &e., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 


Cor.  Cnrtis  St. 


CHICACO.  ILL, 


Vol.  XXVIII.— Nc  38. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  SEPT.  18.  '886 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS L 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS II. 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILDINGS III. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE Jv' 

THE  RECORD y 

THE  RECORD-  Continued yj 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS yln 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  IX. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-FORECLOSURES XII. 


Fire  Proof  Roofing 

SPARHAM  ROOFING  CO., 

149  La  Salle  St.,  - - Ghicago. 

The  Only  Really  Reliable  Roof  in  the  Market. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co.. 

922  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


COAL! 


& Co. 


MAIN  OFFICE:— 107  DEARBORN  ST. 


YAK  OS  AXD  OFFICER: 

CITY  j Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  R.  > JLAKE  VIEW 

Telephone  ISOS.  I Cly' 


Clybouru  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R 


R.  R.  > 
. R.  f 


Telephone.  395. 


Henry  Sharon  & Co. 

So.  22G  La  Salle  St , Chicago. 

The  Negotiating  of  Specific  Sales  a Specialty. 
Investments  Made.  Taxes  Paid  and  Prop- 
erty managed  for  Non-Residents. 
Real-estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Loans  Negotiated, 
Property  Leased. 


M.  KEATING, 

Marble i Wood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retai 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  W&b&sh  Ave,.  tee  uphove,  57  ig.  CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers  i Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

OFFICERS-  i Henet  Botsfoed,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

' l Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 

WM.  E.  & WM.  F.  HOLLO  & CO.,  Agents,  Tel^p9Wb  210  La  Salle  Street. 


PETER  & BINDER, 

CONTRACTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Tin  and  Slate  Roofing, 

Metal  Sky-Lishts,  Dormer  Windows,  Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
Ceneral  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Works, 

684  MILWAUKEE  AVE.,  - - CHICAGO. 


BRACHVOGEL  & PRESS  Manufacturing  Co. 

PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND 

Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.' 


Art  Dealers,  Steel  Engravings  and  Photographs. 

J MANUFACTURERS  OF 

PICTURE  FRAMES.  Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 
Nos.  251  & 253  Wabash  Ave.,  - - - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 


Finest  Pressed 


and 


Ornamental  Brick. 


175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 


COIMUP^SJ-Y. 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


tt.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins  j 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  a,nd  Fire  Proof] 

SIMPSON  BROS., 


Room  15,  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  ? 

Telephone  8S3.  j 


IL, 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) AGENTS.  ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  k CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  k HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BUDD,  W 0.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE.  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 
CULLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  8,  N.  W.  cor.  Randolph 
and  La  Salle  Sts. 

BAVIS,  W.  L„  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter.  Rm,  7, 108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
EYANS  k CO..  114  La  Salle  st. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st. 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  k Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  k HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salie  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  k Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 


PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
KEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  k KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 
REED,  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REED  k HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,&  SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

, ^CHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St.-Room  49. 
SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  k Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHARON.  HENRY,  & CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 

SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  k DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STANLEY.  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TAYLOR,  WM.  E.,  31st  st.,cor  Cottage  Grove  ave. 
T1DHOLM  k REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  k BOND.  102  Washington  st. 

Y IERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

YY^ALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 

WELLS,  O.  M.,  k Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  k CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  & CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YTOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  & Washington. 
XUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C„  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers. 

SHARON,  HENRY,  k CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 

ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
__  Fittings. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Architect, 

CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F.,  239  West  Chicago  eve. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Iron  Cornices. 

CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  & MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO., 122-126  Washin 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  k RICKCORDS,  85  k 87  1 
born  st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 
PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  < 
House. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Gra4: 
Roofers. 

BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 

CARY,  John  M„  148  La  Salle  st. 


i 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverei ' 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 

HAWKINSON  k BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Blk. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave. 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JENKS,  S.  L.,  k Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 

KlERFOOT.  Wm.  D.,  k Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  k 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k.  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  k Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  k GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
MoNEILL,  Malcom,  k Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  k Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  k Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULI.IKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st.j 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  k KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 

ANDERSON,  E.  W„  54  Waldo  Place. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  k CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St, 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  k 268  Wabash  ave. 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

BRANDT,  HE.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  8001. 

NORTON  D.,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.-Oure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8 — 165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Wood  Carpets. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


J 


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MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTIC  ! 

If  you  want  to  Locate  at  a Good  Manufactu  £ 
Point,  write  to 

J.  F1.  Powell, 
Waukegan,  . 


Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  ccj 
ceded  to  be  THE  BEST  in  ti 


market  at  a moderate  price.  6,0 1 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  the 
durability  and  capacity  for  stan f 
ing  in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Riv 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Lei 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  the  M 


sioal  Profession. 


YVAREROOMS  ; 

State  and  Monroe  Street 


Vol.  XXVIII. — N o.  as. 


CHICAGO.  SATURDAY  SEPT.  18,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


REAL  ESTATE  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

TERMS : 

Per  Year  (in  advance) *4.00 

Alter  July  1,  ’86,  $5.00,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 


Entered  at  Chicago  Post-office  as  second-class  matter 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

.REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

^"We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents. 


I 


Ei/GAXI,  M.  SNOW.  THifiO,  G.  DiCKINSuN. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON, 

Real  Estate  'Brokers 

MORTCAGE  I,©  AX*. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

ial  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  Non- 


residents. 


REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  LOAJST 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

ibojnuds  foe  s-sjde. 

Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  IIuri.but,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 


W.  H.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 


C.  U.  GORDON. 


W.  L BLOOD. 


6,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT. 


JA8.  M.  MARSHALL. 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


"79  Dearborn  St., 

CHI  DAGO. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS1 

GNE  FOUR  3STXNH3 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
;o  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS, 

14:9  Madison  Street. 


H.  O.  ZUTTERMEISTER. 


C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 


H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 
Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-class  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 


Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No.  438. 


CHAS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL. 

FRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Weight  & Tyrrell, 

Time  Loans  Negotiated, 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO.  jfg,„ 
Dealers  in  Real  Estate. 


P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  Sc  CO., 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

F.  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Especi) 1 ■attention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 

I).  a.  HAMILTON, 


DEALER  IN 


Real  Estate  I Mortgage 
Investments, 


94  Washington  Street, 


Chicago. 


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM,  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  oi  non-residents. 

GEO.  M.  BOGUE.  H.  W.  HOYT.  H.  B.  BOGUE. 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOANS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

AitlliUli  J.  Uiiilxi  6i  uj .,  (but.  j-  1.1 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

Ho.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BDY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

OUT  COMTVEISSIODT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 

H.  FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MIDLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

1 08  La  Salle  Street 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

J.  C.  MflGILL  & CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

126  La  Salle  Street. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agee 

ieooim:  io, 

99  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  anil  Financial  Agents, 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 

H.  L.  TURNER.  w-  A-  FOND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

real  Estate  mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 
Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

S.  E.  GROSS  S CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORH  & RAHDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

1 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

JAS.  R.  1.AJM  dii, 
REAL-ESTATE, 
1 9©  La  Satie  St.,  Chicago. 

Lake  Park  l,ot» — Lake  View. 

Grand  (Native  Trees— Solid  Concrete  Walks— Stone 
Curbing  in  streets.  6,  8 and  12  in.  Water  Mains. 
Building  lines  esrablished.  Four  miles  from  ceDter 
of  city.  Easily  reached  by  Steam  and  Street  Cars. 
Prices  moderate.  Terms  easy— 6 per  cent. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  fro  tea- 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 
Rooms  76  ami  77.  Illinois  Nat’l  Bank  Bldg. 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

11S  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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

MAX  EICHBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS. 

Broker  in  First-Class  Securities.  Low  Rates  foi 
Gilt-Edge  Securities. 

100  Washington  St„  Chicago. 

R.  W.  BRIDGE. 

185  Dearborn  St, 

Loans,  Examination  of  Land.  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 

526 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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Real  lcstate$?^6ildip<5 

==  JOURNAL.  ..  ... 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  SEPT.  18.  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 


The  marKet  is  improving  with  every  week. 
From  the  present  outlook  the  fall  trade  will 
be  larger  than  for  any  period  in  the  year 
and  will  add  very  materially  to  the  already 
large  increase  over  last  year’s  business. 

A comparison  of  the  number  of  transfers 
and  the  aggregate  amounts  for  any  of  the 
preceding  months  with  those  of  last  year, 
will  show  more  conclusively  than  anything 
else,  the  active  turn  which  Chicago  city  and 
suburban  real-estate  has  taken,  thus  verify- 
ing the  predictions  made  at  the  beginning 
of  the  year.  It  also  shows  the  growing  pop- 
ularity of  real-estate  for  investment  purpo- 
ses, and  indicates  the  general  upward  ten- 
dency in  prices;  for  without  this  there  would 
not  be  the  increasing  demand. 

To  illustrate  this,  any  of  the  preceding 
months  may  be  taken,  as,  for  instance, 
February,  May  and  August.  A year  ago, 
the  number  of  transfers  in  February  was 
809.  and  the  amount,  $3,086,595,  while, 
during  last  February,  there  were  1,207  sales, 
amounting  to  $6,459,788.  showing  an  in- 
crease of  over  100  per  cent,  in  the  actual 
value  of  the  real-estate  sold. 

In  May,  of  1885,  1,674  sales  were  made, 
amounting  in  the  aggregate  to  $5,524,568, 
while  in  May  of  the  present  year,  2,105 
transfers  were  made  at  $9,687,039,  or  an  in- 
crease in  the  transfers  of  about  500. 

During  the  past  month,  August,  which  is 
considered  an  off  month  for  real-estate 
transactions,  over  five  and  one-half  mill- 
ions’ dollars  worth  of  property  exchanged 
hands,  and  over  1,500  sales,  against  three 
and  three-quarter  millions,  and  1,162  trans- 
fers for  August  of  1885. 

A glance  at  these  figures  shows  the  real- 
estate  business  in  its  true  light,  which  can- 
not always  be  drawn  from  the  varied  re- 
ports of  the  different  agencies. 

Further  improvements  are  being  made  in 
the  large  store  property  on  State  st.  and 
Wabash  ave.  The  building  formerly  occu- 
pied by  Wheeler  & Wilson  is  being  fitted  up 
with  a passenger  elevator,  which  will  render 
the  lofts  very  desirable  for  business  purpo- 
ses. The  main  floor  will  be  occupied  by  a 
larg  > jewelry  firm.  The  demand  by  tenants 
for  State  st.  and  Wabash  ave.  property  ren- 
ders an  improvement  such  as  the  above  very 
lucrative  to  the  owners. 

The  number  of  eastern  firms  seeking  Chi- 
cago for  the  establishment  of  branch  houses 
to  catch  the  western  trade,  is  increasing 
rapidly.  The  present  year  marks  a large 
number  of  such  enterprises.  To  illustrate: 
Wanamaker  & Brown,  the  largest  retail  dry 
goods  dealers  in  Philadelphia,  have  just 
leased  the  stores,  Nos.  79  and  81  State  st., 
for  the  establishment  of  a branch  house  here. 
This  is  preparatory  to  a larger  enterprise 
in  the  near  future. 

The  transfers  for  the  week  show  an  un- 
usually large  number  of  acre  transactions. 
The  inducement  for  such  purchases  lies  in 
the  rapid  development  of  suburban  property 
during  the  past  summer. 

The  sale  of  the  old  Ogden  Block,  bound- 
ed by  Clark  and  Oak  streets,  Dearborn  ave. 
and  Lafayette  place,  to  U.  P.  Smith  and 
Jesse  Hildrup,  for  $250,000,  and  the  intend- 
ed improvement  thereon,  give  it  an  impor- 
tant place  among  recent  transactions.  The 
whole  square  is  to  be  covered  with  a seven- 
story  structure,  divided  into  four  parts,  with 
separate  entrances  and  no  connections.  The 
first  story  will  be  of  brown  stone  and  the 
others  of  pressed  brick.  It  will  be  fire- 
proof throughout. 

On  Clark  street  there  will  be  ten  stores, 
the  remainder  of  the  first  floor  being  given 
up  to  a restaurant  (the  kitchen  being  on  the 
seventh  floor),  barber-shop  and  bath-rooms, 
billiard-room,  quarters  for  servants,  store- 
rooms, and  rooms  for  various  other  purposes. 
Over  the  stores  will  be  twenty-two  suites  of 
offices  of  three  rooms  each.  All  the  rest  of 
the  building  will  be  devoted  to  flats — eight- 


een of  eight  rooms,  seventy  six  of  seven 
rooms,  twenty  of  six  rooms,  thirty  of  five 
rooms,  forty-eight  “bachelor  apartments,” 
and  forty-eight  of  three  rooms;  a total  of 
240.  The  choicest  flats  will  be  on  Dearborn 
avenue  and  Lafayette  place— the  most  desir- 
able frontages;  but  all  will  be  fiinished  in  a 
first-class  manner  and  provided  with  every 
modern  convenience.  The  company  will 
furnish  gas  and  coal,  making  contracts  with 
dealers  and  giving  tenants  the  advantage  of 
the  ijrices.  Everything  intended  for  tenants 
will  be  received  in  one  place  and  sent  to 
their  apartments  by  dumb  waiters.  There 
will  be  four  main  entrances,  each  leading  to 
a particular  section  of  the  structure,  and  at 
each  there  will  be  an  elevator.  One  on 
Dearborn  avenue  will  lead  to  the  flats  facing 
that  street;  one  on  Lafayette  pdace  to  the 
bachelor  apartments;  one  near  by  to  the  flat 
facing  the  place,  and  also  to  some  of  those 
fronting  on  Clark;  one  on  Oak  street  to  the 
flats  there,  and  the  others  on  Clark  street. 
The  offices  will  be  accessible  by  a stairway 
to  be  used  only  by  the  occupants. 

There  will  be  a veranda  on  each  floor  ex- 
tending around  the  court,  upon  which  some 
of  the  flats  will  front,  and  the  court  will  be 
fixed  up  like  a park,  having  a fountain,  trees 
and  walks,  so  as  to  make  it  attractive  and  a 
fair  substiture  for  a street. 

The  building  will  cost  between  $750,000 
atid  $800,000.  The  plans  have  been  prepar- 
ed by  Mr.  Clay,  and  work  will  be  commenc- 
ed this  fall. 


At  a recent  meeeting  of  the  Real-Estate 
Board  the  question  of  assessments  on  realty 
was  discussed.  It  was  shown  from  the  taxes 
paid  on  several  pieces  brought  up  for  illus- 
tration that  the  assessments  were  con- 
siderably higher  in  Chicago  and  Cook 
county  than  elsewhere  in  the  State.  The 
following  resolutions  were  unanimously 
adopted: 

Whebeas,  A movement  has  been  inaugu- 
rated to  largely  increase  the  assessment  of 
Cook  County  for  the  year  1886  through  the 
State  Board  of  Equalization;  and 

Whereas,  Such  increase  must  fall  almost 
wholly  upon  real-estate,  which  now  bears 
almost  the  entire  burden  of  taxation,  and 
is,  in  addition  to  general  taxes,  compelled 
to  contribute  over  $2,000,000  annually,  in 
the  form  of  special  taxes,  making  the  bur- 
den on  unimproved  property  intolerably  se- 
vere, while  it  consumes,  with  the  exception 
of  some  of  the  choicest  business  property, 
an  amount  of  income  of  improved  property 
altogether  out  of  proportion  to  the  amount 
of  taxes  paid  by  the  other  interests;  and 

Whereas,  The  real-estate  assessment  of 
Cook  county  is  already  much  greater  in  pro- 
portion to  its  real  value  than  the  assessment 
of  any  other  class  of  property  in  this  county 
it  is 

Resolved,  By  the  members  of  the  Chi- 
cago Real-Estate  Board  that  such  action  on 
the  part  of  the  State  Board  of  Equalization 
would  be  unjust  to  the  real-estate  interests 
of  Cook  County,  and  that  in  our  opinion  the 
present  real-estate  assessment  of  Cook 
County,  as  returned  by  the  Assessors,  is  in 
the  main  fair,  as  compared  with  the  general 
assessment  throughout  the  State,  and  should 
not  be  materially  changed,  and  that  the  rem- 
edy for  the  failure  of  the  Assessors  to  reach 
the  value  of  property  should  be  sought 
through  action  of  the  Legislature  in  the  re- 
vision of  the  Revenue  code,  rather  than  ar- 
bitrarily adding  a per  cent  to  interests  al- 
ready overtaxed. 


J.  C.  Sampson  & Co.  have  made  the  follow- 
ing leases:  79  and  81  State,  to  Wanamaker 

& Brown,  of  Philadelphia,  $10,000  a year; 
151  State  st.,  to  Joseph  & Fish,  jewelers; 
the  Furst  building,  northeast  corner  of  Jack- 
son  and  Franklin,  $15,000  a year;  cor.  of 
State  and  Adams — 100  ft.  on  State  by  165 
on  Adams,  at  about  $50,000  a year. 

Bogue  & Hoyt  sold  for  0.  S.  A.  Sprague  to 
F.  S.  & J.  F.  Morse,  200  ft.  on  Drexel  Blvd., 
near  49th  st.,  for  $40,000;  to  be  immediately 
improved. 

J.  P.  Bowes  <fc  Co.  have  sold  within  the 
last  month,  1000  feet  of  State  st.  and  Avenue 
property,  to  the  south.  The  laying  of  the 
cable  has  had  much  to  do  with  the  active 
market  for  this  property. 

D.  G.  Hamilton  reports  an  active  demand 
for  loans,  with  rates  at  6%  and  upwards. 

Felsenthal,  Gross  <fc  Miller  report  a steady 
business  in  loans. 


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COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

tdvanee  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

Wilton,  Iowa. — Mr.  S.  G.  Kelley  is  about  to  erect  a new 
creamery. 

Liter,  III. — B.  F.  Liter  will  erect  an  ice-house  in  the 
hear  future. 

Lima,  Ohio. — The  CitY  Council  advertise  for  bids  for 
Duilding  three  street  sewers. 

Frankfort,  Ind. — Will  Armstrong  will  build  a residence. 
Prices  wanted  on  dumb-waiter  and  grates. 

Savannah,  III.— A company  is  to  be  organized  here  to 
jrect  a $14,000  hotel.  Address  George  Hay. 

Minneapolis,  Minn. — H.  Hallo  contemplates  the  erect- 
on  of  of  a $200,000  opera  house.  Contracts  not  let. 

Braidwood,  III. — The  City  Council  have  appropriated 
$5,000  to  commence  a system  of  water-worss  for  this  town 

Detroit,  Mich. — A creamery  will  be  erected  here  at  a 
iostof  $30,000.  Address,  Dr.  Hugo  Ericsen,  21  Macomb  st., 
Detroit, 

Logansport,  Ind. — An  insane  asylum  is  being  erected 
it  a cost  of  $400,000.  E.  H.  Ketchum  is  the  architect;  fur- 
liture  wanted. 

Harvard,  III.— Martin  Stafford  is  about  to  erect  a resi- 
lence. Carpets,  furniture,  grates,  mantels,  drapery,  etc., 
vill  be  used. 

Ann  Arbcr,  Mioh.— The  Board  of  Education  will  issue 
^24,000  in  bonds  to  build  an  addition  to  the  high  school 
inilding. 


Winona,  Minn.— Gates  Bros.,  311  Nicollet  ave.,  of  Min- 
neapolis. Minn.,  contemplate  the  erection  of  a hotel  to  cost 
about  $155,000;  contracts  not  let. 

Minneapolis,  Minn— C.  M.  Winslow  will  erect  a three- 
story  apartment  house,  at  a cost  of  $25,000.  Pressed  brick, 
gas  fixtures,  grates,  hardwood  finish,  furnace  heat;  man 
tels,  plate-glass,  tin  roof,  etc. 

New  Lisbon,  Ohio. — Sipe  Bros,  are  building  two  resi- 
dences at  this  place.  Carpets,  furniture,  grates,  slate  man- 
tels, lumber  and  molding  will  all  be  used,  and  prices 
wanted. 

Lincoln,  Neb. — J.  H.  McMurtry  will  erect  a three-story 
business  building  and  hotel,  45x63  ft.,  at  a cost  of  $9  000; 
molded  brica,  galvanized  iron  wore,  plate  glass,  grates, 
wood  mantels,  gas  fixtures,  furniture,  steam  heat,  etc. 

Milton,  III. — The  M.  E.  Church  is  soon  to  be  erected 
at  a cost  of  about  $2,000.  It  will  be  built  of  frame.  Bell, 
carpets,  pulpit  furniture,  etc.,  will  be  needed.  Address  D. 
S.  Croft  or  Wm.  Johnson,  of  Milton. 

Bay  City,  Mich.— S.  B.  Warren  will  build  a two-story 
residence  at  a cost  of  $5,000.  It  will  be  built  of  frame, 
plate,  stained  and  ornamental  glass;  wood  mantels,  grates, 
awnings,  electric  bells,  carpets,  etc.,  will  be  wanted.  Pratt 
& Koeppe  are  the  architects. 

Kansas  City,  Mo.— Geo.  M.  Foley,  105  W.  Ninth  st„  will 
erect  a three-story  business  building,  23x100  ft.,  at  a cost  of 
$8,000;  F.  B.  Hamilton,  61  Shiedly  Building,  is  the  archi-i 
tect.  Gas  fixtures,  stone  curbing,  corrugated  iron  roofing 
plate  glass,  etc.,  will  be  used. 

St.  Louis,  Mo.— J.  D.  Berger  will  erect  a three-story 
store  and  flat  building  at  a cost  of  nearly  $8,000.  Klute  & 
Hildebrand  are  the  architects.  BricK,  architectural  and 
galvanized  iron,  electric  bells,  plate  glass,  marble  mantels, 

grates  and  slate  roofing  will  be  needed. T.  G.  Russell 

will  erect  a three-story  dwelling  at  a cost  of  $5,000.  It  will 
be  built  of  brick,  stone,  iron,  glass,  etc.  Carpets,  gas  fix- 
tures, wood  and  slate  mantels,  grates,  etc.,  will  be  used.  H. 
E.  Roach  is  the  architect. 


J.  W.  Maj-onk,  PreH.  K.  T.  Malone,  Bee.  andTrea. 

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Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

LARRABEE  & NORTH, 

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KTo.  19  1 State  Street, 

Palmer  House  Block. 


Milwaukee,  Wis. — H.  Wootsch  will  build  a $5,600  resi- 
dence. Gas  fixtures,  ornamental  glass,  furnace  heat,  man- 
tels, grates,  tile  flooring,  stable  fittings,  range  and  kitchen 
liftings,  will  be  required.  Chas.  Kirchoff  is  the  architect, 

Wausau.  Wis.— S.  G.  Knox  will  erect  a two-story  resi- 
dence at  a cost  of  $5,500.  It  will  be  built  of  frame,  plate 
and  stained  glass,  etc.  Furniture,  gas  fixtures,  grates,  fur- 
nace, wood  mantels,  wood  carpets,  etc.,  will  be  used;  Wm. 
La  Selle  is  the  architect  and  contractor. 

Fort  Dodge,  Iowa. — S.  T.  Meservey  will  erect  a two- 
story  residence  at  a cost  of  about  $9,000.  It  will  be  built 
of  pressed  brick,  terra  cotta,  etc.  Carpets,  furniture,  gas 
fixtures,  plate  and  stained  glass,  mantels,  grates,  steam  heat, 
hardwood  finish,  etc.  Blake,  Miller  & Co.,  of  Des  Moines, 
are  the  architects. 

Peoria,  III.— Herman  Friedbach  will  build  a three- 
story  hotel.  45x100  ft.;  at  a cost  of  $12,000.  It  will  be  built 
of  pressed  brick,  stone,  architectural  and  galvanized  iron 
work,  plate  and  ornamental  glass,  etc.  Gas  fixtures,  grates, 
saloon  and  restaurant  fittings,  billiard  tables,  carpets,  furn- 
iture, iron  shutters,  side-walk  lights,  etc.,  will  be  used.  P. 
Mehler  is  the  architect. 

St.  Paul,  Minn.— Fowler  Bros.,  61  Exchange  Building, 
will  erect  a packing  house,  the  main  part  of  which  will  be 
five  stories  high,  212x164  ft;  also  a smaller  addition  of  50x 
128  ft;  engine  house,  64  ft  square;  a one-story  ice  house,  126 
ft.  square;  a lard  refinery,  tin-can  and  box  factories,  black- 
smith shop,  cooper  shop,  etc.,  with  all  other  necessities, will 
be  added;  the  cost  when  completed  will  be  $500,000. 


MAHOGANY. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 


Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st 14@16c  per  ft: 

Small  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ “ 1st 11c 

St.  Jago  “ 1 “ “ “ *'  1st 18c 

St.  Domingo  1“  “ “ “ 1st 20c 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ “ 1st 13c@17c  “ 

Large  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ “ 2d 11c 


Reports  of  New  Buildings  and  Buildings  to  be  Erected.  lo  advaoce  of  Permits. 

* For  the  week  ending  Sept.  18,  1886.  See  Official  Report  of  Building  Permits,  Fifth  Page. 


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OWNER. 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


SIZE. 


LOCATION. 


I W Cass  

Irs  Jennings 

.orenz  Franz 

indrew  Pearson  . . . 

as  B Speed 

)r  C D Camp 

' C Magee 

J & H Fodden 

tfartin  Larsen 

Ino  Rydell  

I G Grut 

1 E Morrill  

C N Donnelly 

Jrnest  Welge  

Vard  Willetts 

Tas  B Clow 

Ino  Dalton 

|fl  Lewis 

>r  G F Lydstom. . 

denry  Wissel 

Lincoln  Ice  Co. . . . 

'V  G Denny 

' A Hamilton 

Tred  Jacobs 

1 H Ohlerking 

Enos  Ayers 

I Weise 

Idam  Schaaf 

|T  F Furter 

RJ  Adainson 

F Adler 

W UDjlngken 

Henry  Van  Shaak. 

Edward  Grace 

Horner  & O’Brien 


3 

2 

3 

2 

5 

2 

2 

3 

4 
3 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
3 
3 
2 
3 
3 
2 
2 
2 
2 
3 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
3 
2 
2 
6 
2 


Stores  and  flats 

Dwelling  . . 

2 Residences 

2 Stores  and  flats 

Stores  and  hotel 

Stores  and  offices 

Flat  building 

Stores  and  flats 

2 Residences 

Dwelling  


Blk  of  stores  & flats 

Stores  and  flats 

Dwelling 

Flat  building  

2 Residences 

Dwelling  

2 Flat  buildings 

Stores  and  flats 

Blk  of  stores  and  flats. 

4 Residences  

Dwelling 

Store  and  flats 

Dwelling 

Store  and  flats 

Dwelline  

10  dwellings 

Hotel  

2 dwellings 


20x78 

22x60 

48x68 

44x50 

50x95 


26x70 

23x54 

50x55 


34x51 

22x60 

22x54 

50x60 

147x50 

24x84 


22x54 


Chicago  

159— 18th  st 

3'  18  and  310  W 18th  st 

305  and  307  So  Clark  st 

Washington  Bd  and  May  st 
Chicago 


335  and  337— 24th  st 

53  st — Hyde  Park 

Chicago  

221  and  223  Campbell  av, 
Wabash  av  and  14th  st. 

632  Madison  st 

Chicago 


25x65 

45x45 


44x60 

24x74 

125x50 


25x67 

*24x45* 

36x62 

92x25 


42x68 


210  E Huron  st 

Chicago 

Hyde  Park,  111 

Seeley  av  and  Jackson  st 

31st  and  Wallace  sts 

205  to  213  W Adams  st . . . . 

Fulton  and  Ada  st . . . s 

Vernon  av  and  31st  sts  — 

617  Jackson  st 

Lake  View,  111 

Oak  Park,  111  

State  and  32d  sts 

Lake  View.  Ill 

43d  st— Hyde  Park 

Clark  and  Jackson  sts 

21  and  23  Bellevue  Place. 


COST 


ARCHITECT  OR  BUILDER. 


DESCRIPTION. 


7000 
6000 
16000 
801)0 
45000 
4000 
5000 
9000 
6000 
12000 
4000 
8000 
6000 
7000 
10000 
40  “ 
9000 
6000 
6000 
10  “ 
7500 
3800 
10  “ 


F B Townsend,  143  La  Salle  st 

J J Donnellan,  Mailer’s  Bldg 

J W Ackerman,  Ashland  Blk 

Edbrook  & Burnham,  184  Dearborn  st 

J M Van  Osdel,  41  Clark  st 

S M Randolph,  Lakeside  Bldg 

J J Donnellan,  Mailer’s  Bldg 


Jos  Frank.  205— 25th  Place 

Beman  & Johnson,  Unity  Bldg 

Geo  Beaumont,  115  Dearborn  st 

S Linderoth,  305  Division  st 

Thos  W Wing,  Adams  Exp  Bld’g 

Cleveland  & Chapman,  Lakeside  Bld’g. 

W Strippleman,  161  La  Salle  st 

Jos  Frank,  205— 25th  Place  

W A Arnold,  Insurance  Ex  bldg 

Theodore  Karls,  164  La  Salle  st 

McAfee  & Lively,  Ashland  Blk 

Beman  & Johnson,  Unity  Bldg 

Louis  Martens,  36  La  Salle  st 


5 ‘‘ 
20  ” 
13  “ 
9 “ 
13  “ 
3 “ 
10  “ 
11  “ 
5 “ 


Jo9  Frank,  205 — 25th  Place 

C O Hansen,  Metropolitan  Blk . . 
Geo  Beaumont,  115  Dearborn  st 

Jul  Huber,  17  > Washington  st 

Geo  Beaumont,  115  Dearborn  st 
A L Moody,  156  Washington  st  . 
Jul  Huber,  170  Washington  st. . 


32  “ 
70  “ 
15  “ 


H R Wilson,  218  La  Salle  st 

J M Van  Osdel,  41  Clark  st 

Flanders  & Zimmerman,  Mailer’s  Bld’g. 


Pressed  brick,  arch  and  galv  iron  and  glass. 
Pressed  Brick,  stone,  glass,  etc 
Pressed  brick,  stone,  etc. 

Anderson  Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  buff  Bepford  stone. 

Indiana  pressed  brick,  stone  and  Iron. 

Pressed  Brick,  stone  iron  and  glass. 

“ “ “ glass,  etc. 

Pressed  brick,  brown  stone,  etc. 

Frame. 

Frame  and  brick  foundation. 

Presssd  brick,  stone,  glass,  etc. 

Pressed  brick,  stone,  iron,  glass,  etc. 

Pressed  brick,  Lemont  and  buff  Bedford. 

And’n  Pressed  brick  aDd  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

“ “ stone,  glass,  etc. 

11  “ stone  etc 

And’n  Pressed  brick  and  Artesian  stone. 
Frame. 

St  Louis  pressed  brick  and  Buff  Bedford  stone. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Ind.  pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

“ “ and  brown  stone, 

Connecticut  brown  stone. 

Brick  and  frame. 

Frame. 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

“ “ terra  cotta,  etc. 

Pressed  brick,  terra  cotta  and  stone. 

Red  and  brown  brick  and  brown  stone. 


Hardwood 


Lumber 

AN1> 

Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 

AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 

HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 

(^“Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATE 

HOLBROOK  CO. 

Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO. 

South  Branch  Chicago  River.  1 Telephone  N o.  821 


528 

•—[Established  1865.]— 

W.  L.  Schrader.  Fr.  Schrader. 

SCHRADER  BROS., 

Real  Estate  1 Loans. 

88  Washington  St.,  Chisago. 

North  Side  and  Lake  View  property  a specialty. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street — Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Membeb  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


mortgage  bankers, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RAT 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  no  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER 


DSXO&  a.  PETERSON, 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 


Manufacturers  of 


CARPENTERS’  MOULDING 

Also  Brickets,  BalusWs.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  IF  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


Ill  La  Salle  St-, 


CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

WMoney  I.o  'lied, 

®"Taxes  Paid, 

^“Investments  Made, 

Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS, 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 

Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


O.  A,  HALE. 


E.  C.  HALE. 


HALE  BROS., 

REAL  ESTATE ! LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 


164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 


FOR  SALE — DREXF-L- BOULEVARD. 

W e can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty-seventh-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Aho  between  Forty -eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare.  opportunity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-fifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGUE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st..  Rooml,  second  floor. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Strec 

S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Work 

POULSON  & ECER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  C 
d Guards’  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH  D ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.  CHICA 

Call  Telephone  No.  209. 


FOR  SALE.— By  Goldy  & Zuebubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Caliynetav  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 
53%xl37  $go 

per  foot 

LaSalle  av.  lot  25x152;  choice. $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ica si,  68x100 |70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice.  $110  per  foot 

Wnghtwood  av.  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,01’ 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  21 — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 

MONEY  LOANED. 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

It.  Hrinili  ville,  Ageut, 

Roo,us  1:1  au<i  14-  No.  H6  La  Salle  St. 


F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  i Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 

FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdorff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing. 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave..  25x125,  three-story 

back  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  F remont-st„  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
roora  orick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,nearL  ncoln  st.  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave..  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


FOR  SALE.  | | | 

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(o)(o)  —BY—  (VKo) 

— (o)(o)  E.  S.  DREYER  & CO.  (o)(o)— 
(°)(o)  (o)(o) 

(o)(°)(o)(o)jo)(o)(o) 

N : E.  cor.  Dearborn  and  Washington  Sts. 

North  Clark  st,  66x151,  partly  improved. 

$25,000 

North  Clark  st,  corner,  75x150,  imp’d,  29,000 
North  Clark  st,  corner,  vacant,  114x 

per  foot,  $120 

North  Clark  st,  corner.  72  ft.  impr’d,  $75,000 
North  Clark  st.,  4-story  building  ....  20,000 
North  Clark  st.,  4-story  building  ....  18.000 
North  Clark  st,  vacant  lot,  50x150.  . . 9^000 

North  Clark  st,  vacant  business  lot. . 5,500 

Dearborn  and  Division  sts.,  144x132 

foot  lot 46.000 

Dearborn  av.,  a block  of  four  3-story 

residences 47  pqq 

Dearborn  and  La  Salle  avs.,  fine  res- 
idences, from $8,000  to  36,000 

Chicago  ave.  and  Michigan  st.,  (be- 
tween) flat  buildings  bringing  10$ 

and  over,  from $10,000  to  26,000 

Lincoln  Park  (1)^  blks  from),  stone 

front  reaidence g 300 

Lincoln  Park  (one  blK  from),  3-story 

14-room  house 7 600 

Frederick  st.,  17-room  residence. with 
56x174  foot  lot.  barn,  and  all  mod- 
ern conveniences 10.500 

La  Salle  ave..  3-story  stone  front.  . . 8, COO 

Indiana  st.  and  Dearborn  av.,  three- 

story  brick  house 9 000 

SedgwicK  st.,  near  Centre,  3-story 

flat 7,200 

Lake  View,  five  excellent  residences, 

(cornels.) 

South  Side,  store  property  and  busi- 
ness blocks  in  business  centre, 
fr°m $14,000  to  $500,000 


A piece  of  property  on  Dearborn  st.,  : 
ft  north  of  Harrison, was  bought  for  $28.0 
30  days  ago,  by  Edward  P.  White,  and  sc 
this  week  for  $35,000.  This  will  be  imr 
diately  improved. 

The  growing  demand  for  central  busim 
property  ha?  led  the  firm  of  Snow  & Blii 
m son  to  give  special  attention  to  this  ch 
of  real  estate.  As  a result  they  are  offert 
some  nice  inducements  to  investors 
choice  business  realty. 


South  Water,  Lake,  Randolph,  Washing- 
ton, Madison,  and  Monroe  st.  properties, 
bringing  good  rentals  on  prices  asked. 


FOR  SALE — By  R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 
184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9.  . 

160  ACRES  OF  LAND, 

Near  Chicago.  This  piece  of  land  is  high 
and  dry  and  near  the  Wisconsin  Central 
Railroad.  Will  sell  at  a price  which  is 
bound  to  insure  a large  profit.  Terms  to 
suit. 

R.  W.  Hyman.  Jb.  & Co., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


FOR  SALE — By  Bebnhabd  F.  Webeb,  Rooms 
15  and  16,  84  La  Salle  st.,  Chicago. 

We  are  making  a specialty  of  property  in 
the  suburbs  of  Ravenswooa  and  Lake  View. 
Parties  desiring  to  invest  in  good  paying 
property,  either  improved  or  unimproved, 
in  these  suburbs  will  find  it  advantageous  to 
call  and  confer  with  us. 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St..  Room  10: 

Business  Pbopebty  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  ana  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


ARCHITECTURAL  DECORATIOS 

The  only  exhibit  in  the  Exposition  of  i 
chitectural  decorations  in  plaster  is  ma 
by  J.  E.  Walker  of  77  E.  Van  Buren  St.  T 
centre  pieces  show  an  excellency  of  desi, 
and  workmanship  worthy  the  attention 
builders  and  property  owners. 

Mr.  Walker  has  the  largest  collection 
the  latest  designs  in  the  city,  and  offers  b 
goods  at  prices  which  compete  with  anyfii 
class  work  in  this  line.  Special  designs  ai 
modeling  are  made  to  order.  His  practic 
experience  of  eight  years  makes  hisservic 
satisfactory  to  his  many  patrons. 

An  exhibit  in  the  Industrial  Expositic 
of  special  interest  to  our  readers,  is  mac 
by  the  Somersworth  Machine  Co.,  154  Lai 
street.  The  company  are  manufacturers  c 
Brown  Steam  Hearing  Apparatus,  designe 
for  heating  public  buildings,  residence 
churches,  libri.ries,  school  houses,  store 
railway  stations,  and  all  places  where  art 
ficial  heat  is  required.  For  the  past  te 
years  it  has  been  in  practical  use  an 
comes  well  recommended  from  the  hundred 
who  have  selected  it  in  preference  to  a 
others. 

Their  radiators  combine  the  ornaments 
with  the  useful  and  add  an  embellishmeD 
to  a room  rather  than  otherwise.  The  econ 
omy  in  the  consumption  of  fuel,  efficienc; 
in  operation,  easiness  of  management,  com 
pactness  and  durability,  all  combine  ti 
mane  the  Brown  Steam  Heating  apparatu 
a powerful  heater  and  commend  it  to  th< 
attention  of  builders,  contractors,  architect, 
and  property  owners. 


— An  exceedingly  artistic  frame,  suitah 
for  a water-color  or  etching,  is  of  pine  abot 
two  inches  in  width.  The  wood  is  simpl 
oiled,  while  in  three  of  the  corners  are  se\ 
eral  very  large  brass-headed  nails  irregula: 
ly  arranged  the  whole  effect  is  quite  pleas 
in  g- 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 
CONTINUATIONS”  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  IMIacIe 
for  Oertifled 
Copies. 


C.  R.  WALLECK, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO,  IL.fi. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Northwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-class  se- 
curity. ^^“Correspondence  solicited. 


IjANE  PARK. 

One  of  the  heaviest  of  recent  purchases  in 
suburban  real  estate  was  that  of  fifty  acres 
in  Lake  View,  bounded  by  Ashland,  South- 
port,  Addison  and  Otto  streets, — bought  by 
J.  R.  Lane  et  al,  198  LaSalle  street  at  $3,000 
an  acre. 

The  property  has  been  bought  with  the 
view  of  placing  it  immediately  on  the  mar- 
ket. Hence  improvements  are  now  being 
made  in  the  way  of  solid  concrete  walks, 
stone  curbing,  grading  of  streets,  laying  of 
water  pipes,  setting  of  trees,  etc.  The  pro- 
perty is  subdivided  into  about  500  lots  and 
is  for  sale  at  prices  ranging  from  $450  up. 
The  character  of  improvements  will  t e of 
the  highest  order. 

One  of  the  prominent  features  of  this 
property  is  the  grove  which  adds  so  greatly  to 
the  beauty  and  value  of  property.  The  rail- 
way facilities  bring  into  prominence  the  in- 
vestment feature  of  this  property  and  indeed 
of  all  Lake  View.  Situated  four  and  one 
hall  miles  from  the  court  house,  a ride  on 
the  street  car  of  about  thirty  minutes,  or 
of  from  ten  to  fifteen  minutes  on  the  steam 
car,  will  bring  one  to  the  property  known  as 
Lane  Park.  Lincoln  Ave.  cars  run  within 
two  blocks  of  it,  while  a line  soon  to  be 
placed  on  Ashland  Av.  will  pass  it  on  the 
west,  It  is  about  midway  between  the  Chi- 
cago & Evanston  and  the  C.  & N.  W.  rail- 
roads. The  rapid  developement  of  Lake 
View  and  its  brilliant  future  is  too  well 
known  to  need  mention  in  our  columns  and 
it  is  this  which  brings  into  prominence  the 
sale  of  property  so  situated  as  Lane  Park. 


WM  E.  HlNCHLIFF  & Cu„  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MiNUKAOTUItKES  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICE. 


Room  lO  159  La  Salle  St.  Chicago. 


EJAU  M SONS, 

Mortgage  **•<'  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  ana  113  La  Salle  St 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chica 
Real  Estate. 


o J.  L.  MEYER,  & S OUSTS  OO 
S33  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  HardWOOd  Interior  Finish.  FiueStoreand 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


SVSeacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

f HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  434 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

Itllll.DING  FERHITS. 

Campbell  park  No  5,  C J Murray  2-story 


Fabm  mortgages  are  fast  becoming  popu- 
lar with  investors.  These  bonds  are  usually 
made  on  Illinois  improved  farms  at  % of 
their  cash  value  and  bear  from  6 to  1%  in- 
terest. One  of  these  was  recently  examined 
at  Max  Eichberg,  100  Washington  street  and 
proved  to  be  well  secured  and  perfectly  safe 
for  investors.  Mr.  Eichberg  makes  a spec- 
alty  of  city  and  farm  loans  on  gilt  edge  se- 
curities. 

Country  Building  Slews. 

Rook  Island,  III. — A .$20,000  school- 
building; J.  W.  Ross,  architect,  Davenport. 

Mt.  Olive,  III. — C.  F.  May,  of  St,  Louis, 
has  prepared  plans  for  a $3,000  school- 
building to  be  built. 

Newbuby,  Mioh. — A school-building  will 
be  built;  cost,  $5,000;  J.B.  Sweatt,  architect, 
Marquette. 

Villa  Park,  Stbeatob,  III. — F.  S.  Allen, 
architect,  reports  in  his  hands:  City  of 
Streator,  four  story  brick  school-house,  un- 
derway; cost,  $5,000;  Sipe  & Muller,  contract- 
ors 

Wichita,  Kan. — Radford  Bros,  & Co.,  own- 
ers and  contractors,  will  build  a two-story 
frame  warehouse;  freight  elevator,  office 
fixtures,  corrugated  iron  roof,  safe,  etc. 

Gallipolis,  Gallia.  Co.,  Ohio — The 
Board  of  Commissioners  will  receive  bids 
np  to  Sept.SCth  for  the  building  of  two 
bridges  across  Guy  an  creek;  Joseph  Stafford, 
auditor. 


dwelling  19x32,  $2,700 
Cottage  Grove  av  Nos  2922  to  2926,  C P 
Thomas  three  2-story  stores  and  dwellings 
60x70,  $15,000. 

Crystal  st  No  172  J Greinke  one  story  cot- 
tage 16x20,  $400. 

Congress  st  No  1234,  M Loerpe  one  story 
cottage  20x40,  $1,000. 

Chicago  av  w No  778  Wm  Blintschein  three- 
story  and  dwelling  24x84,  $5,000. 

Clybourn  place  No278,  H Hoeppe  one  story 
cottage  2oxl8,  $500. 

California  av  No  1053,  John  Schmidt  l-story 
cottage  21x32,  $700. 

Chicago  av  w No  411,  Chas  Royalski  3-story 
flats  22x65,  $4,500. 

Division  st  w,  No  401,  M Schmidt  2-story 
dwelling  24x67,  $3,000. 

Division  st  No  656,  E G Mihlen  2-story 
stores  and  flate  20x48,  $6,000. 

Eleventh  st  No  113,  A W Constantine  l-story 
store  20x48,  $500. 

Eighteenth  st  wNo  989  V Zabran  l-story  cot- 
tage 20x20,  $500. 

Eighteenth  st  w Nos  567  to  571,  Frank  Zaje- 
cek,  three  2-story  stores  and  flats  45x68, 
$8,000. 

Eriest  No  752,  Griffin  & Dwight  2-story 
dwelling  21x34,  $1,700. 

Elston  av  No  416,  J Lowalski  l-story  shop  20 
x50,  $1,000. 

Fairfield  st  Nos  733  and  737,  Henry  W Ames 
two  2-story  fiats  40x40  $7,000. 

Fifteenth  st  No  571,  S Connors  basement,  18 
x36,  $500. 

Fairfield  st  No  48,  H Rove  one  story  cottage 
20x36,  $700. 

Goethe  st  No  219,  Fritz  Folz  3-story  dwell- 
ing 38x50,  $15,000. 

Girard  av  No  1000,  Julian  Meyer  one  story 
cottage  20x36,  $700. 

Grant  av  and  Rockwell  st  Chicago  Robber 
Works  2-story  factory  addition  $2,000 
Girard  stNo779,  Hans  Anderson  l-story  cot- 
tage 20x48,  $1,100, 

Halsted  st  n No  1055,  M W Robinson  2-story 
dwelling  16x51,  $3,500. 

Harrison  st  No  448  T M O’Brien  3-story 
store  and  flats  24x74,  $7,000. 

Harrison  st  w No  984  F Schnadt  3-story  flats 
21x80,  $7,500. 

Huron  st  No  210,  J H Wissell  3-story  dwell- 
ing 22x65,  $7,000. 

Hastings  st  No  536,  Eckhart  & Roeder  one 
story  cottage  $800. 

Irving  place  No  467,  J N Cunning  2-story 
dwelling  22x45,  $3,50f. 

Indiana  st  w No  448  Jacob  P Schweitzer  4- 
story  stores  and  flats  25x80,  $8,500. 

Indiana  st  Nos  23-25,  F Seeman  3-story 
dwelling  22x50,  $6,000. 

Jefferson  st  n,  Nos  162  to  168,  Geo  R Grant 
3-story  warehouse  80x60,  $6,800. 

Jay  st  No  76,  Peter  Petersen  3-story  store 
and  dwelling  22x54  $3,500. 

Lincoln  st  n,  No  595,  Christ  Guthaus  base- 
ment 20x34,  $700. 

Laurel  st  No  3224,  Joseph  Chadek  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  22x75,  $4,000. 
Lexington  st  No  1210  Geo  D Learey  l-st’ry 
cottage  21x40,  $1,000. 

Lowe  av  No  2084,  Wm  Smith,  2-story  flats 
21x60,  $3,400. 


Lowe  av  No  2911  Luke  Dan  one  story  cot- 
tage 21x32,  $700. 

Leavitt  st  n,  No  625,  John  Hill  one  story 
cottage  20x47,  $1,200. 

Loomis  st  No  306,  J L Qnan,  2-story  fiats 
22x60,  $7,000. 

Milwaukee  av  No  1045  M Weber  3-story  flats 
and  stores  24x60  $4,000. 

Milton  av  No  69,  Chas  Jansen  3-story  flats 
20x36,  $3,000, 

Monroe  st  w No  880  M Ayers  2-story  dwell- 
ing 25x42,  4,500. 

Moore  st  No  112,  Rudolph  Wilant  one  story 
cottage  20x28,  $500. 

Noblest  No  730  J Clancy  l-story  cottage  20x 
30,  $500. 

North  av  w No  395,  H Hoeppe  l-story  cot- 
tage 20x50,  $1,200. 

Newberry  st  No  11,  T Spangenberg  3-story 
flats  22x67,  $5,500. 

Nineteenth  st  No  957,  V Priban,  one  story 
cottage  20x36  $750. 

Nineteenth  st  w,  No  584  John  Konkee  one 
story  cottage  20x50,  $1,160. 

Nineteenth  st  w,  No  980,  C Key  one  story 
cottage  20x30,  $800. 

Nineteenth  stw.  No  982,  John  Summerhau- 
sen,  one  story  cottage  20x36,  $850. 

OaKley  av  Nos  460  to  464,  J N Cunning  three 

2- story  dwellings  50x50,  $8,000. 

Ogden  av  Nos  346  to  360,  J L Heggie  six  3- 
story  stores  and  dwellings,  121x106,  $30,- 
000. 

Ogden  av  No  727,  Mary  Larenzzie  l-story 
cottage  22x42  $1,000. 

Prairie  av  Nos  3021  and  3023,  F T Haskell 
three  three-story  stores  and  flats  54x61, 
$15,000. 

Polk  st  and  'he  river  Chicago  & Great  Wes- 
tern Railroad  one  story  iron  freight  house 
450x60,  $15,000. 

Park  av  No  447,  M Bagley  2-story  dwelling, 
21x46  $2,000 

Peoria  st  s,  No  81,  L G Spencer  2-story  ad- 
dition 13x24,  $700. 

Prairie  av  No  3212  Philo  Allen  additional 
story  22x50,  $1,000. 

State  st  n.  Nos  54  and  56,  J N Cunning  two 

3- story  dwellings  and  stores  40*63, $20, 000 
Seminary  av  No  279,  G Schneider  2-story 

dwelling  22x51,  $3,500. 

Sixteenth  st  No  83,  Joseph  Belskay  l-story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,200. 

Sacramento  st  No  13,  Thos  Burton  2-story 
dwelling  20x36,  $2,000. 

Sedgwick  st  No  337,  F Hering  3-st’ry  store 
and  dwelling  22x62,  $4,500. 

Sacramento  st  No  1161  A Krall,  one  story 
cottage  20x28,  $7()0. 

Seventeenth  st  w.  No  635,  L Moszczynski  3- 
story  flats  21x60,  $3,600. 

State  st  Nos  3414-3416.  Sarah  Field  two  3- 
story  stores  and  flats  48x60,  $11,000. 
Twelfth  st  No  946,  C Ballenger  l-story  cot- 
tage, 21x34,  $800. 

Thirty  second  st  No  873,  J Wakenviewz  two 
story  dwelling  20x40  $2,000. 

Twenty  fifth  st  and  California  av  Jos.  Rieul 
l-story  cottage  20x22,  $500. 

Twenty  fifth  st  near  Boulevard  way,  Geo  W 
Cass  two  one  story  cottages  21x32  $1,500. 
Twenty  third  place  near  Wentworth  avenue, 
Board  of  Education  3-story  schoolhouse 
130x80,  $65,000. 

Twelfth  st  w,  No  1064  Chas  Moss  l-story 
cottage  21x48,  $2,200. 

Thirty  second  stNo  836,  John  Jaracz  l-story 
cottage  20x22  $500. 

Taylor  st  w No  427,  M Healey  2-story  dwell- 
ing 21x46,  $2,000. 


Thirteenth  st  No  412,  S A Hitzman  l-story 
cottage  20x36,  $850. 

Throop  st  No  588,  Joseph  Troganex  3-story 
dwelling  21x62,  $4,000. 

Ullman  st  nw  cor  James,  German  Lutherian 
Church  of  the  Holy  Cross  Church  building 
53x88,  $25,000. 

Vernon  av  No  3562,  W F King  2-stery  dwell- 
ing 22x58,  $3,000. 

Wabash  av  No  3808  W D McHenry  2-story 
flat  22x62,  $3,000. 

Wood  st  n,  No  1015,  H Nenbaner  one  story 
cottage  20x36,  $1,000. 

Wabash  av  No  3530,  C H Berthold  2-story 
dwelling  25x40,  $6,000. 

Warren  av  No  956,  M McCauley  2-story 
dwelling  21x44,  $2,600. 

Wells  st  No  692,  M Freytag  2-story  dwelling 
23x60,  $5,500. 

Wood  st  n No  1011,  W Eggers  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x34,  $1,000. 

Warren  av  No  889,  C D Bisbee,  one  story  cot- 
tage 21x46,  $1,000. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  th# 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Artesian  av,  45  ft  s of  Ohio  st  ef  18x126% 
ft  Sept  1,  Michael  Duffy  to  M W Duffy 

$1,200 

Adams  st  running  175  ft  w on  Adams  st 
and  184  8-10  ft  sw  on  Colorado  av  Sept 
4,  Nellie  J Mitchell  to  Maria  Rosenthal 

$825 

Adams  st  150  ft  e of  Sacramento  av  sf  24x 
12434  ft  Nov  25  ’85’  willis  G Jackson  to 

Geo  A Moore $800 

Adams  st  e and  adj  above  Nov  25,  ’85.  24x 
12434  ft  Willis  G Jackson  to  Richard  B 

Moore $800 

Aldine  st37l  ft  n of  39th  wf  132x100  feet 
July  17,  H F Bauer  to  C O Gleason.  $-*.280 
Ashland  av  96  ft  n of  Blanche  st  24x 
124  fe?t  Sept  1,  August  Samuel  to  John 

$1,300 

Ashley  st  125  feet  e of  Leavitt  25x100  feet 
Sept  10,  Anna  K Martin  to  Ella  F Den- 
nis. $950 

Ashland  av  24  ft  s of  Van  Horn  st  wf  24x 
12514  ft  Sept  13,  Franx  Krejea  to  Joseph 

Vosahlik $1,800 

Ashland  av  108  ft  n of  Market  square  ef 
and  running  sw  to  Market  square  Sept 
3,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Paul  Negrich 

$1,745 

Archer  av  150  ft  sw  of  Deming  st  nw  f 25 
xlOO  ft  Sept  14.  Wm  Lange  to  C Eigen- 

man $2,150 

Adams  st  231  ft  e of  Campbell  av  nf  24x 
12314  ft  Aug  17,  C Follansbee  to  K H 

Shull *1-500 

Ambrose  st  222  ft  w of  Wood  sf  24x100  ft 
sept  4,  W E Hatterman  to  L J C Banzel 
$450 

Ashland  av  311%  ft  s of  Blue  Island  ef  928 
x24<>!4  ft  Apr  15,  Amanda  M Walker  to 

David  Linton £75,000 

Ashland  av  s and  adj  above  ef  100x24“ % 
ft  Apr  16  Cyrus  H McCormick  to  David 

. ~ J u n 

Linton  

Blue  Island  av  125  ft  sw  of  19th  st  ■ ■ 
xll6J4  ft  sept  14,  Jacob  Frank  t 

J Loeb 

Barling  st  531  ft  s of  Willow  ef  24 
sept  14,  J R Cochran  to  H A B i 


8.000 

50 

& 

.000 

ft 


.176 


Bine  Island  av  125  ft  w of  19th  st  nw  f 25 
xll6%  ft  July  16,  Julia  &W  Kasper  to 

Jacob  FranK $4,800 

Butterfield  st  193  ft  n of  35th  wf  24%xl20 
feet  Sept  7,  VV  A Fuller  to  C F Essig 

$800 

Barber  st  250  ft  w of  Jefferson  nf  25x73  ft 
Sept  9,  John  Powl  to  Anton  Hermanck 

$1,350 

Boulevard  120  ft  n of  Moore  st  wf  24x125 
ft  Aug  30,  Geo  W Cass  to  Max  Holm- 

berg $275 

Belden  av  se  cor  Seminary  nf  144x115  ft 
Aug  20,  estate  of  W B Ogden  to  Charles 

Kroeschell $5,700 

Belden  av  e and  adj  above  24x115  ft  Aug 
20,  Frances  O Jones  to  Chas  Kroeschell 

$900 

Belden  av  7234  ft  e of  Osgood  st  nf  24x115 
ft  Aug  20,  Caroline  O Jones  to  Charles 

Kroeschell  et  al $900 

Cypress  st,  120  ft  s of  Taylor  ef  2 4x112  ft 
May  5,  Albert  K Teele  to  Jacob  Ment- 

lik $675 

Carroll  av,  21634  6 of  Leavitt  st  nf  24x 

119%  ft  Sept  9,  John  B Willard  to  Mary 

Mackey $1,60Q 

California  av  75  ft  n of  Thomas  st  ef  25x 
12534  ft  estate  of  James  Coates  to  Hans 

G Hess $550 

Colorado  av  125  ft  ne  of  Whipple  nw  f 25 
xl25  ft  Ang  16,  W G Jackson  to  Eliza- 
beth J Morrison $750 

Carroll  av  224  ft  w of  Parner  pi  nf  25x150 
ft  August  20,  R P Chew  to  Owen  Doyle 

$350 

Clybourn  av  175  ft  se  of  Clyde  st  swf  25x 
110  ft  sept  15,  A S Burt  to  S C Hapgood 

$800 

Calumet  av575  ft  n of  35th  st  ef  64x125  ft 
June  21,  heirs  of  G W Cramer  to  R E 

Bonner $6,989 

Carroll  av  150  ft  w of  Parker  pi  nf  25x150 
ft  August  17,  R P Chew  to  J J Kiefferly 

$350 

Cornelia  st  298  ft  w of  Noble  sf  12x12734 
ft  Aug  4,  Mary  L Wheeler  to  Chas  Meis- 
ter $350 

Chestnut  st  13734  ft  w of  Wells  sf  2734x 
103  ft  und  % sept  11,  C F Weber  et  al 

to  W F Lambach $5,500 

Clybourn  av  144  9-10  ft  nw  of  Robey  st  sw 
f 25x125  ft  sept  13,  F A C Klickmann  to 

Patrick  Carmody $1,525 

Calumet  av318  ft  sof  31st  st  ef  60x125  ft 
sept  1,  James  M Love  to  Achsah  J Stin- 
son  $32,500 

Centre  st  ne  cor  Jay  sf  48x125  ft  Sept  13, 

J as  Morgan  to  Henry  Fick $3,000 

Dearborn  st  236  feet  n of  Harrison  ef  40x 
66%  ft  to  4th  av  Aug  28,  A McNally  to 

E P White $28,000 

Dearborn  st  same  as  above  Sept  9,  E P 

White  to  J as  Longley $35,000 

De  Koven  st  nw  corner  of  Clinton  sf  25x 
118  ft  Sept  15,  W D WoroK  to  F A Sha- 

lek $5,375 

Dashiel  stne  cor  of  32d  wf  32x124%  feet 
Sept  6,  Benjamin  Shurtleffl  to  Thomas 

Gallagher $1,225 

Dudley  st  188  ft  s of  Asylum  pi  wf  24x125 
feet  Sept  11,  Edwin  Maynard  to  Annie 

Coughlin $325 

Desplaines  st  225  ft  s of  Harrison  wf  25x 
106  ft  Sept  11,  heirs  of  Michael  Fleming 

to  Wm  Mead $2,625 

Dudley  st  166  ft  n of  Clybourn  place  ef  96 
xl25  feet  with  7 other  lots  in  same  addn 
September  1,  WE  Hatterman  to  Sarah 

E Graves $6,600 

Delaware  pi,  196  feet  e of  Rush  st  nf  26  ft 
to  rear  of  lot  Aug  26,  John  Willems  to 

Peter  Willems $2,800 

Davis  st  150  ft  s of  Thompson  ef  25x124 
ft  Sept  1,  E H Sheldon  to  R F Brock- 

meyer $600 

Division  st,  25  ft  e of  Marion  place  sf  28x 
100  feet  Aug  9,  F Judson  Hale  to  Jorgen 

Madsen $1,100 

Eighteenth  st  216  ft  o of  Leavitt  nf  24x 
124  ft  Aug  14,  John  Evans  et  al  to  Mic- 
hael Waglawski $500 

Elgin  st  250  feet  w of  Purple  sf  25x81  feet 
June  16,  Jacob  Mueller  to  Anna  M Muel- 

ler $250 

Emerald  av  48  ft  n of  39th  st  wf  24x123  ft 
sept  10,  J S Mullen  to  William  Cleary 

$700 

Erie  st  300  ft  e of  Wood  sf  50x124  ft  Aug 
28,  R M Hunt  to  J J Tierney. . ....  $1,700 
Emerald  av  ne  cor  of  29th  st  wf  25x12634 
ft  Sept  13,  Albert  Crane  to  Ignaz  Novak 

$1,090 

Fifteenth  st  240  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x124 
feet  Aug  30,  J A Hall  to  Carl  KirKbuscb 
$650 


Wholesale  at  d Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER, 

Office  llninn  Plane  anH  Tu>on(v.Co/>nnH  c*  ^ , * 

CnICAQO,  IL,L(0. 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposite  Palmer,  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory, 

W hite  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 
BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Fifteenth  st  w and  adj  above  Aug  26,  24x 
124  feet  J A Hall  to  Wilhelm  Murggraf 

$650 

Fillmore  st  96  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  24x124 
ft  June  6,  J M Oliver  to  John  W White 

$350 

Fillmore  st,  same  as  above  July  10,  J W 

White  to  M Traynor $450 

Francisco  st,  50  feet  s of  Augusta  ef  25x 
123%  ft  July  26,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to 

Thos  McKissick  ....  $450 

Francisco  st  100  feet  s of  Augusta  wf  25x 
123%  ft  Aug  16,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to 

Rochus  Waldera 

Fulton  st  25  ft  e of  Peoria  sf  25x100  feet 
Sept  10,  Mary  J F Periolat  to  Peter  Brit- 
ten  $733 

Fulton  st  75  ft  e of  Peoria  sf  25x100  feet 
Aug  25,  James  W Scoville  to  Peter  Brit- 
ten   $4,375 

Fulton  st  nw  cor  Green  sf  150x100  ft  Aug 
24,  Jas  W Scoville  et  al  to  Peter  Britten 

$27,500 

Fulton  st  50  ft  e of  Peoria  sf  25x100  feet 

Aug  25,  H Baker  to  Same $4,100 

Frank  st  403  ft  e of  Waller  nf  24x100  feet 
Oct  17,  ’85,  Mary  J & J C Gross  to  Mary 

Norton $1,000 

Front  st  sw  cor  Sangamon  nf  25x100  feet 
Sept  1,  Catherine  Dombrowski  to  W E 

Hatterman $5,000 

Fifth  av  305  ft  s of  Douglas  ef  25x125  ft 
July  27,  Mary  J Sullivan  to  Wm  O’Brien 

$2,000 

Front  st  sw  cor  of  Sangamon  nf  25x100  ft 
Sept  1,  Wm  E Hatterman  to  Julius  Sta- 

siewski $5,000 

Fourteenth  st  21334  ft  w of  Morgan  nf  24 
xl25  ft  June  1,  John  Campbell  to  Anne 

Burke $1,600 

Fourteenth  st  48  ft  e of  Paulina  nf  24x124 
ft  July  21,  Mary  Kohent  to  F Heintz  Jr 

$1,300 

Fulton  st  50  ft  e of  Peoria  nf  25x100  feet 
July  31,  Frank  Amberg  to  Peter  Britten 

$3,600 

Fremont  st  131  feet  n of  Webster  av  ef  24x 
124  ft  sept  15,  J F Bergsten  to  John  Nie- 

son $7,675 

Groveland  Park  av  216  ft  se  of  29th  stne 
f 16  7-10x91  1-10  ft  sept  14,  Henry  Beck 

to  Michael  Petrie $8,000 

Grove  st  193  ft  sw  of  18th  nw  f about  25x 
180  ft  Sept  8,  E A & C B Shedd  to  N K 

Fairbank  & Co $3,000 

Hoyne  av  48  ft  s of  Homer  st  ef  24x100  ft 
Aug  25,  W H Young  to  D H Anderson 

$3,500 

Huron  st  168  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x121  ft 
Sept  7,  L W Roth  to  Charles  Norling  $700 
Huron  st  same  as  above  Sept  10,  Charles 

Norling  to  M W Pinckney $800 

Homan  av  320  ft  n of  21st  st  ef  25x100  ft 
July  29,  Martin  W Gay  to  Edward  J Mc- 

Goe $450 

Hinman  st  275  ft  w of  Lincoln  sf  25x125 
ft  Sept  10,  Maria  Ritzmann  to  H Scha- 

waker $2,500 

Harvard  st  289  ft  w of  California  av  nf  24 
xl25  ft  Sept  7 Chas  H Kehl  to  Rose  Ann 

Courtney $375 

Hinman  st  ne  cor  Leavitt  sf  49x129  ft  Ang 
12,  Lucy  C Dana  et  al  to  Wm  Brunha- 

ber $2,200 

Halsted  st  s of  Webster  av  wf  24x90  feet 
sept  11,  Clemens  Krause  to  F L Schil- 

lenberg $1,500 

Henry  st  72  ft  e of  Wood  nf  24x124  feet 
August  18,  J A Hall  to  H C Otten.  .$625 
Halsted  st  247  ft  n of  Centre  ef  25x125  ft 
Aug  3,  H A Fonda  to  H E Marks . . . $3,400 
Indiana  av  the  premises  No  3666  Sept  1, 
Charles  G Stewart  to  Florence  W Welch 

$6,500 

Indiana  st  192  ft  e of  Robey  sf  24x95  ft 
Sept  14,  M C Eames  to  J M Caldwell 

$3,500 

Idaho  st  55  ft  6 of  Flournoy  wf  25x125% 
feet  June  1,  Julia  S Barnes  to  G N Hall 

$735 

Jackson  st  177%  ft  e of  Western  avsf  25x 
140  ft  Aug  14,  Wm  J ParKinson  to  Lau- 
retta S Carlisle $7,500 

JacKson  st  26  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  nf  26x 
100  feet  sept  11,  E E Russell  to  J B Du- 
rand  $1,000 


Kinzie  st  100  ft  e of  La  Salle  sf  20x100  ft 

Sept  17,  J F Nolteto  F Heide $7,200 

Kendall  st  sw  of  Cypress  nw  f 24x100  ft 
July  17,  Mary  Rabernathy  to  Jason  L 

Vernon $800 

Kramer  st  150  ft  w of  Union  nf  25x100  ft 
Sept  1,  August  Stepind  to  Wodlaw  Wisa 

$3,200 

Lowe  av  168  ft  s of  26th  st  ef  24x125  feet 
Mav  — , Mary  C & T S Dobbins  to  M 

Cunningham $800 

Lincoln  av  136  feet  se  of  Belden  se  f lOOx 
100  feet  Sept  1,  Christoph  Strassheim  to 

Eliza  Jacob $15,000 

Lewis  st  219  ft  n of  Sophia  wf  25x125%  ft 
Sept  10,  John  Schmidt  to  Friedrich  Sch- 

rieber $850 

Lubeck  st  289  ft  e of  Western  av  sf  24x100 
ft  August  15,  Theodore  Riehl  to  W L 

Briesckke $450 

Leavitt  st  48  ft  n of  Parmelee  ef  24x122  ft 
Aug  20,  Geo  R Laughton  to  John  Nehls 

$625 

La  Salle  st  75  ft  s of  30th  ef  25x120  feet 
July  29,  Mary  Bulman  et  al  to  James  J 

Flynn $1,800 

Leavitt  et  219  ft  n of  Hirsch  ef  25x124  ft 
August  13,  A C Thomson  to  John  Jensen 

$750 

Loomis  st  391  ft  n of  Taylor  ef  25x125  ft 
Sept  2,  Master  in  Chancery  to  John 

Hohner $1,091 

Loomis  st  same  as  above  Sept  14,  Park 

Kennedy  to  John  Hohner $2,000 

Lexington  st,  288  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x125 
ft  Aug  24,  J B McMillan  to  J S Hayland 

$900 

Monroe  st  346  ft  e of  Kedzie  av  sf  24%x 
191  feet  Aug  2,  W G Jackson  to  Emma 

Meadowcraf  t $900 

Milwaukee  av  122  ft  se  of  Paulina  st  sw  f 
24x100  ft  sept  11,  Annie  Schroeder  to  P 

J Benson $5,000 

Marion  st  sw  cor  Ellen  ef  25x107  feet  sept 
15,  J L Pearson  et  al  to  H W Ames.  .$600 
Milwaukee  av  322  ft  nw  of  Paulina  st  sw  f 
25x100  ft  July  28,  F W Hatterman  to  Ed- 
ward Weissert $2,200 

Michigan  av  105%  ft  n of  29th  st  ef  40x 
180  ft  Sept  10,  Morton  B Hull  to  Chas 

H Mair $20,000 

Milwaukee  av  286  ft  nw  of  Upton  st  ne  f 
22x100  feet  Aug  29,  Emilie  Eichner  to 

Hedwig  Zaramber $2,000 

Milwaukee  av  52%  ft  se  of  Morgan  st  sw  f 
25  ft  to  Pratt  Sept  13,  Christian  Fick  to 

J P Sullivan $5,000 

Monroe  st  125%  ft  w of  Halsted  nf  50%x 
198  ft  Sept  10,  Elizabeth  J Morrison  to 

Augustus  F Beidler $14,000 

Michigan  av  75  ft  n of  22d  st  ef  25x161  ft 
Aug  27,  Thomas  Braun  to  John  D Jen- 
nings  $10,000 

Mohawk  st,320  feet  s of  North  av  wf  24x 
123%  ft  Sept  14,  Wm  Eul  to  Anna  M 

Schneider $3,000 

Nineteenth  st  72  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x125 
feet,  Aug  23,  Virginia  C Durkee  to  Wil- 
helm Jungblut $550 

Nineteenth  st  96  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x125 
ft  Aug  23,  Virginia  C Durkee  to  Theo- 
dore Kay $550 

North  av  97  ft  e of  Elk  Grove  nf  24x125  ft 
Aug  16, J F Lawrence  to  Frk  Jansen$l,000 
North  av  w and  adj  above  24x125  ft  sept 
15,  Frank  Fitzgerald  to  Frank  Janssen 

$1,000 

Nineteenth  st  168  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x125 
ft  sept  13,  Johann  Bendichm  to  Chris- 
tian Piper $1,200 

Napoleon  place  25%  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf 
25x106  feet  Mch  15,  estate  of  Nicholas 

Thaenes  to  Catherine  Thaenes $700 

Osgood  st  se  cor  Garfield  av  wf  26x124  ft 
Sept  14,  Wm  Peters  to  Joseph  Krues- 

selm $2,450 

OaKley  av  216  ft  s of  22d  st  wf  25x125  ft 

Aug  2,  J A Hall  to  H C Hupe $500 

Oakley  av  se  cor  Armitage  wf  48x100  feet 
Sept  2,  S R House  to  Ferd  Karff . . . $1,050 
OaKley  av  360  ft  s of  Polk  st  wf  25x125  ft 
Sept  3,  J N Camming  to  Mary  Boehm 

$1,5^0 

Polk  st  51%  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  50x125  ft 
Aug  9,  P W Snowhook  to  Joseph  Mas- 
ter   $800 


Prairie  av  301  ft  n of  35th  st  ef 
Sept  1,  Levi  Woodbury  to 
Martin 


50x123  ft 
Wallace  R 


$4,590 

Prairie  av,  351  ft  n of  35th  st  ef  25x123% 
ft  Aug  3,  Wm  F Dickson  to  Catherine  L 

Smith $2,312 

Polk  st  100  ft  w of  Sacramento  av  sf  50x 
125  ft  Aug  23,  P W SnowhooK  to  W J 

Smith $800 

Park  av  195%  ft  e of  California  sf  19%  ft 
to  alley  Sept  9,  Jas  L Campbell  to  F C 
Farnum $3,000 


Portland  av  se  cor  of  Swift  place  wf  31%x 
125%  ft  Sept  10,  Anna  K & J Kasper  to 


Chas  Schmidt $2,200 

Para  av  125  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  25x125  ft 
September  13,  B F Ryer  to  Inez  Nuttall 

$10,000 

Park  av  same  as  above  sept  14,  Inez  Nut- 

tall  to  Henrietta  Ryer $10,000 

Parnell  av  166  ft  s of  32d  st  wf  25x125  ft 
Aug  23,  leoC  Finney  to  Peter  Ebben- 

sen $650 

Rosebud  av  ne  cor  Upton  st  sw  f 48x100  ft 
Sept  15,  Henry  Hoepe  et  al  to  Henry 

Sweet $1,150 

Ridgeway  av  50  ft  s of  Prince  st  ef  25x124 
ft  September  15,  T F Smith  to  E L Allen 

$1,500 

Ridgeway  av  s and  adj  above  sept  15,  24x 

124  feetT  F Smith  to  Lyman  Allen  $1,500 
Sheffield  av  139  ft  s of  Webster  wf  25x126 

ft  July  28,  J T Davis  to  P Keegan.  .$1,100 
Superior  st  126  ft  w of  Rush  sf  25x125  ft 
sept  14,  estate  of  Richard  Meadowcraft 

to  Philiskey  E Stanley $10,000 

Sacramento  av  50  ft  n of  Congress  st  ef 
25x135  ft  Sept  6,  Edson  Keith  to  J K 

Kelly $ 700 

Shober  st  150  ft  s of  Bryson  ef  25x124  ft 

Sept  8,  A Loeb  to  John  Jenson $750 

Taylor  st  309  ft  w of  California  av  sf  24x 

125  ft  Aug  31,  Chas  H Kehl  to  Apolina 

Scharff $375 

Twenty  third  st  ne  cor  Stewart  av  sf  lllx 
50  feet  Sept  10,  Michael  Moran  to  John 

Strauss $2,850 

Thirty  first  st  ne  cor  Hanover  sf  24x110  ft 
sept  9,  Agnes  Sloucen  to  J Zilligen  Jr 

$8,800 

Thirty  fifth  st  165  ft  w of  Grand  bd,  nf 
165x462  ft  Aug  26,  Wm  A Collins  to 

Chas  C Collins $30,000  ' 

Thirty  fifth  st  same  as  above  July  27, 
Master  in  Chancery  to  William  A Col- 
lins   $30,025 

Thomas  st  192  ft  e of  Rockwell  sf  25x 
120%  ft  Apr  1,  Silas  McFarlin  to  Sam’l 

E Gross $800 

Taylor  st  150  ft  e of  Desplaines  nf  25x119 
ft  Sept  10,  Chas  J Yopica  to  Frank  Wa- 

wux  et  al $5,500 

Twelfth  st  about  33  ft  e of  Homan  av  nf  5 
acres  Aug  26,  H B Eastman  to  J F Down- 
ing  $10,000 


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Twenty  second  st  175  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf 
25x126%  ft  Sept  14,  R H Hyman  Jr  to  J 


F Foertsch $800 

Thirty  fifth  st  nw  cor  South  Park  av  sf 
23%xl60  ft  August  28,  Samuel  Bean  to 

Thos  Braun $12,000 

Twelfth  st  72  ft  w of  Lincoln  nf  25x125  ft 
J uly  28,  C H Harrison  to  Max  Kirch- 

man $1,800 

Thirty  second  st,  the  premises  No  615 
Aug  10,  Elizabeth  Howting  to  Francis 

Campbell $1,500 

Thirty  eighth  st  192  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf 
24x125  ft  May  7,  John  Murray  to  Webs- 
ter Nance $5,500 

Thirty  third  st  270%  ft  w of  Halsted  sf  25 
xl44%  feet  Sept  13,  Jas  O’Callaghen  to 

Ludwig  Karsten $1,300 

Turner  av  150  ft  s of  Nineteenth  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  Sept  1.  C B Sawyer  to  Celestia  A 

Coveil $1,300 

Thirty  third  st  140  ft  w of  Ullman  sf  25x 
118  feet  sept  1 B L Smith  to  Catherine 

Murray $400 

Twenty  sixth  st  se  cor  La  Salle  st  nf  43x 
132  ft  Mch  16,  N W Setter  to  J J Thie- 

sen $3,000 

University  place  313  ft  e of  Rhodes  av  nf 
20x126  ft  Aug  2,  Mary  B & C F Tolman 

to  Nellie  B Tolman $7,000 

University  pi,  same  as  above  Aug  3,  Nel- 
lie B & E B Tolman  to  C F Tolman  $7,000 
Van  Horn  st  125  ft  e of  Paulina  sf  25x125 
feet  sept  11,  J Jirowsex  to  V Propout 

$1,950 

Van  Buren  st  187  ft  w of  Campbell  av  nf 
27%xl56  ft  Aug  7,  L Burbaum  to  Eman- 
uel Burbaum $2,475 

Van  Buren  st  sw  cor  Marshfield  av  nf  26x 
117  ft  S«  pt  9,  E B Smith  to  J P Sharp 
$9,000 


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MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


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Wabansia  av  72  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  24x 
100  ft  Aug  2,  Rodent  Chappell  to  Mich- 
ael Conroy $400 

Warren  av  226  ft  w of  Robey  st  nf  20x124 
ft  Sept  8,  Ida  B Clark  to  Anson  H Buck 

$7,000 

Warren  av  nw  cor  of  Kedzie  sf  66)4x118% 
ft  Sept  11,  Eraeline  & E H Castle  to  Lil- 
lie G Kerr $4,984 

Webster  av  23  ft  w of  Jay  st  nf  24x126  ft 
Aug  16,  James  Morgan  to  A J Steffes 

$1,000 

Wabansia  av  140  ft  e of  Hoyne  sf  24x100 
ft  Aug  1,  Elizabetn  Bradley  to  Win  E 

Hatteruian $400 

Wabash  av  83  ft  s of  37th  st  ef  30x132  ft 
Aug  30,  Rebecca  StampopsKi  to  Alvin 

Westcott $3,000 

Walnut  st  219  feet  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x 
124%  ft  July  20,  Maria  Penfield  to  Jer- 

miah  J A Grady $2,500 

Wilson  st  96  ft  e of  Clinton  sf  27%xlL>  ft 
May  24,  Geo  Reynolds  to  Gerta  and  Re- 
becca Robinson $3,800 

Wallace  st  nw  cor  33d  ef  75x125  ft  Aug  31, 
Benjamin  Shurtleff  to  T F Drabeck 

$2,350 

Washington  st  e of  Crawford  av  sf  24x 
157%  ft  sept  14,  S P Parmley  to  Hannah 

C Madden $316 

Wright  st  150  ft  w of  Jefferson  nf  25x85  ft 
June  12,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Mich- 
ael Ginnane  $1,000 

Wabash  av  73  ft  s of  38th  st  ef  25x164  ft 
July  22,  Georgiana  Tower  to  W B Mc- 

Enery $2,250 

Walnut  st  350  ft  w of  Paulina  nf  25x112  ft 
sept  6,  F A Barnes  to  R Gestinhauer 

$2,200 

Willow  st  se  cor  Burling  nf  46x99%  f00t 

Sept  11,  First  German  Baptist  Church 
to  Second  German  Baptist  Chuxoh.  .$4,000 
Washington  boul  118  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  sf 
30x124  ft  sept  6,  E W Thompson  to  D A 

Price $5,250 

Yeatonst  216  ft  e of  Lincoln  sf  24x100  ft 
Aug  20,  C J Yopica  to  J Hercik ....  $3,600 
Xortli  of  Lily  Limits. 

Ashland  av  125  ft  n of  Bryson  st  ef  50x125 
ft  sept  14,  H C Buechner  to  W Knoeber 

$1,000 

Addison  av  300  ft  e of  Racine  nf  25x122% 
feet  Sept  7,  E J Lehmann  to  Louise  E 

Misch $625 

Ashland  av  299  feet  s of  Graceland  wf  25x 
159  feet  sept  14,  J J M Witt  to  Auguste 

Potenberg $575 

Belmont  av  264  ft  e of  Sheldon  sf  12x123 
ft  July  16,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Catherine 

M Stretch $300 

Belmont  av  192  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  24x 
125  ft  July  16,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Law- 
rence Reddington $72.5 

Belmont  av  148  ft  w of  Racine  av  sf  25x 
121  feet  July  24,  J P Altgeld  to  L H 

Schween $900 

Belmont  av  w of  and  adj  above  25x121  ft 
Aug  25,  J P Altgeld  to  Joseph  Schween 

$900 

Belmont  av  221  feet  e of  Perry  st  nf  25x125 
ft  Aug  31,  J P Altgeld  to  Maria  E Claus- 

$700 

Belmont  av  24  ft  eof  Perry  st  sf  48x125  ft 
Sept  13,  G S Geiger  to  Mary  A Karrer 

.$1,500 

Bryson  st  135  ft  w of  Southport  av  sf  50x 
150  ft  sept  15,  D Goodwin  to  Virginia  F 

Waterman $1,000 

Belmont  av  168  ft  e of  Leavitt  st  sf  25x125 
ft  July  19,  W L Schrader  to  F Hoffmann 

$500 

Belmont  av  e and  adj  above  Julv  19,  25x 
125  ft,  W L Schrader  to  August  Sonn- 

tag $500 

Burling  st  588  ft  n of  Fullerton  av  wf  37% 
xl25%  ft  Sept  1,  John  T Davis  to  Ru- 
dolph Tirweath $1,650 

Court  n of  Graceland  av  254  ft  w of  Evan- 
ston av  sf  58  ft  to  alley  Apr  24,  Willis 

Lord  to  Majorie  H Crosby $1,500 

Clark  st  250  ft  se  of  Cornelia  ne  f 25x125 
ft  Sept  9,  E J Lehmann  to  Hans  Hen- 
derson  $1,900 

Clark  st  se  cor  School  sw  f 290  ft  to  alley 
Aug  30,  John  L Davis  to  L Gustav  Hall- 

berg $12,600 

Dunning  st  139  ft  w Of  Southport  av  sf  75 
xl25  feet  Sept  10,  Edward  Harland  to 

Thos  Stagg $1,200 

Diversey  st217  feet  e of  Perry  sf  24x124% 
feet  sept  14,  C J Rose  to  Anna  C Rose 

$700 

Diversey  st  e of  and  adjoining  above  24x 
124%  feet  sept  14,  C J Rose  to  Anna  M 

Jobst $700 

Fullerton  av,  265  ft  e of  Racine  sf  31  3-10x 


150  ft  Sept8,  B Lombard  Jr  to  Charles 

Salatin $1,495 

Fletcher  av  216  ft  e of  Southport  sf  25x125 
ft  July  3,  H H Gage  to  J Veigele  ....  $600 
Galt  av  se  cor  Sheffield  nf  150x125  ft  July 

30,  J N Young  to  C Dziewior $4,000 

Graceland  av  se  cor  Ashland  nf  100x150 
ft  sept  13,  A Freundt  to  F Hide  ....  $3,000 
Green  Bay  road  125  ft  se  of  Cornelia  st  ne 
f 25x125  feet  Sept  15,  E J Lehmann  to 

Sarah  Dietz $900 

Homer  av  216  ft  e of  Sheldon  nf  24x125  ft 
Aug  2,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Julius  Dam- 

rose  $400 

Halsted  st  295  feet  n of  Wright  wood  av  wf 
50x115%  ft  Aug  17,  F Deeming  to  Peter 

Tostmann $2,000 

Halsted  st  195%  feet  n of  Wright  wood  av 
wf  50x115%  feet  Aug  17,  F Deeming  to 

Eliza  Jacob $2,000 

Halsted  st  225  ft  n of  Wright  wood  av  wf 
50x115%  ft  Aug  17,  F Deeming  to  An- 
ton Dietsch $2,000 

Hawthorne  place  196  ft  e of  Evanston  rd 
nf  50  ft  to  s line  of  lot  sept  7,  C E Col- 

onev  to  Geo  McConnell $2,250 

Lewis  st  198  ft  s of  Diversey  wf  25x125  ft 
sept  17,  C M Pike  to  Adolph  Nauman 

$753 

Melrose  st,  72  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  36x125  ft 
Aug  4,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Joseph  J 

Covne $900 

Melrose  st  343  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  37%x90  ft 
August  23,  H J Hangan  to  Nettie  M 

Thompson $2,650 

Montana  st  184  ft  w of  Sheffield  av  nf  25x 
114  ft  sept  13,  Julie  Braun  to  Theresa 

Kastka $3,500 

Noble  st  366  feet  e of  Southport  av  nf  25x 
126  ft,  Sept  11,  Win  C Goudy  to  Cather- 
ine Papp $550 

Noble  st  160  ft  e of  Herndon  sf  25x125  ft 
Aug  23,  Henry  Gebauer  to  H Rischke 

$550 

Noble  av  110  3-40  ft  e of  Herndon  st  sf  25 
xl25  ft  Aug  24,  Peter  Kendell  to  Mathi- 
as Weber $575 

Oakdale  av,  375  ft  w of  Evanston  sf  25x 
125  ft  Sept  7,  Wm  Knoue  to  Marcella  J 

Lichter $1,125 

Paulina  st  322%  ft  s of  Wrightwood  av  wf 
25x125  ft  sept  9,  Master  in  Chancery  to 

Chas  Haussner $795 

Pine  Grove  av  nw  cor  Addison  st  ne  f lOOx 
150  ft  sept  13,  E J Lehmann  to  W Vocke 

$3,500 

Paulina  st  192  ft  n of  Sunnyside  av  wf  50 
xl65  ft  Sept  7,  Wm  H Bryan  to  Hugh 

Samuels $1,200 

Roscoe  st  120  ft  w of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x 
125  ft  July  26,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Aug-  5 

ust  F W Klebs  . : $350 

Racine  av  72  ft  s of  George  stwf  24x124  ft 
Aug  28,  John  Logermann  to  Jacob  Fran- 

ckle $800 

Racine  av  326  ft  n of  Belmont  ef  48x115  ft 
Aug  20,  J P Altgeld  to  Adele  Alexander 

$1,500 

School  st  96  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x125  ft 
Aug  4,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Adolph 

Grimm $575 

Snyder  st  150  ft  n of  Belmont  av  ef  lOOx 
123%  feet  July  23,  A F Baxter  to  E W 

Fritz ...$2,300 

Wrightwood  av  325  feet  w of  Clark  st  nf 
49%xl90  ft  Aug  30,  G S Pipper  to  G A 

Misch • $3,735 

South  ot  City  Limits. 

Atlantic  st  s of  48th  wf  24x124%  ft  Aug 
28,  Charles  W Pierce  to  Thos  McNamara 

$400 

Arnold  st  120  ft  s of  59th  ef  24x135  ft  Aug 
31,  Frederick  Morton  to  Walter  B Cpn- 

ningham $700 

Atlantic  st  s of  Garfield  bd  ef  25x126%  ft 
Sept  6.  Elli  A Beach  to  Anne  A Cum- 
mings   $550 

Atlantic  st  s of  Garfield  bd  wf  50x125%  ft 
Aug  2,  Joseph  N Bowers  to  Jerome  P 

Bowes $800 

Atlantic  st  236  ft  6 of  Garfield  bd  wf  25x 
133%  ft  Aug  2,  J P Bowes  to  C F Swan- 

berg  ...  $600 

Atlantic  st  adjoining  above  25x133%  feet 
August  2,  J P Bowes  to  C O Hultinan 
$600 


Arnold  st  62  ft  s of  69th  st  ef  34x136  feet 
Nov  27,  ’86,  L O Bradley  to  Chicago 

Home  Missionary  Society $1,000 

Butterfield  st  125  ft  n of  50th  ef  25x100  ft 
sept  15,  Richard  Reynolds  to  Ella  M 

Duncombe $2,800 

Burnside  st  409  ft  s of  52d  ef  25x100  feet 

Sept  IQ,  M R Flynn  to  R Berger $500 

Brookfield  st  134%  ft  s of  61st  ef  25x125 
ft  Sepf6,  Louis  Sievert  to  Annie  M Sie- 

vert $800 

Burroughs  av  144  ft  n of  50th  st  ef  24x 
122%  ft  July  29,  John  P McDermott  to 

Benj  F Jacobs $400 

Cottage  Grove  av,  97%  ft  n of  45th  st  ef 
24x110  ft  June  28,  Albert  H Veeder  to 

Andrew  Nind $1,200 

Calumet  av  ne  cor  63d  st  wf  110x160  feet 
May  14,  Mary  A Stevens  to  John  T 

Clark $1,430 

Chestnut  st  620  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  25x125 
ft  Sept  11,  Emma  A Taylor  to  Annie  M 

Torrey $1,500 

Dexter  av  w of  Stewart  sf  33x124  feet  Aug 
31.  Addine  M Smith  to  John  Connelly 

$650 

Dearborn  st  480  ft  s of  47th  wf  24x100  ft 
September  13,  S A Kent  to  C G Lewis 

$2,250 

Ellis  av  nw  cor  56th  st  ef  24x130  ft  Nelson 

Mason  to  R C Spiedel $550 

Fiftieth  st  se  cor  Loomis  sept  1,  10  acres. 
Elizabeth  Osborne  to  George  W Cash 

$18,000 

Frederick  st  410  ft  n of  55th  ef  40x153  ft 
sept  1,  Harry  McRoy  to  G J Biohards 

$3,000 

Forty  fourth  st  67%  ft  w of  Wolcott  av  nf 
31x100  ft  sept  1,  W H Morrell  to  John 

Hodgson $1,200 

Fifty  first  st  ne  cor  Loomis  sf  70x124  ft 
Sept  8,  Geo  O Wilson  to  Bridget  Keefe 

$1,600 

Forty  fifth  st  eof  Wentworth  av  nf  25x107 
ft  Oct  8,  ’85,  Matthew  Laflin  to  Chas  A 

Hasenjager $510 

Forty  first  st  153  ft  e of  Vincennes  av  sf 
43  ft  to  alley  Sept  4,  Bednich  F Porger 

to  Will  H Moore $2,500 

Fifty  ninth  stl20  ft  w of  School  nf  34%x 
122%  ft  June  7,  C S Davidson  to  Emma 

E Severance $2,500 

Fortieth  court  261  ft  w of  Bissell  st  sf  25x 
134  ft  January  11,  C J Hambleton  to  D 

Lynch $475 

Forty  sixth  st  419  ft  e of  Wentworth  av  sf 
25x134  ft  July  8,  Rebecca  StampofsKi  to 

August  Lipki $400 

Grand  boul  195  ft  s of  41st  st  ef  25x150  ft 
July  3,  C M Reed  to  Ada  E Starrett  $1,125 
Green  st  50  ft  w of  Leggate  nf  25x125% 
ft  July  19,  Nathan  Corwith  et  al  to  Ga- 
briel Hunt $300 

Indiana  av  100  ft  n of  57th  st  ef  25x161% 
ft  vept  4,  John  Chapman  to  James  Gray 

$1,810 

Indiana  av  150  ft  s of  40th  st  ef  25x177% 
feet  sept  9,  Horace  Bradley  to  Sarah  A 

Thompson $1,500 

Jackson  st  125  ft  s of  56th  wf  25x175  feet 
July  24,  Paul  Cornell  to  Wm  Dutvall 

$750 

Justine  stl44  ft  n of  52d  wf  24x124%  ft 
September  10,  Meyer  Ballin  to  A Thorn- 

men  $325 

Justine  st  216  feet  n of  52d  wf  24x124%  ft 
sept  10,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Johann  Thorn- 

men  $325 

Joseph  st  96%  ft  e of  Leggate  sf  37x125% 
ft  July  15,  N Corwith  et  al  to  F Deguise 
$450 

Kimbark  av  60  ft  s of  52d  st  ef  30x120  ft 
sept  15,  M A Pearce  to  H Me  Roy . .$1,200 
Kimbark  av  160  ft  n of  48th  st  ef  50x187 
ft  Sept  10,  Frank  H Madden  to  Harriet 

L Squires $5,925 

Laflin  st  116  ft  s of  50th  ef  24x124%  feet 
August  30.  Meyer  Ballin  to  C F W Ott 

$400 

Michigan  av  200  ft  s of  42d  st  ef  98%xl77 
ft  Aug  26,  heirs  of  John  Baldwin  to  Fe- 
lix Kahn $10,100 

Root  st  73%  ft  e of  Seneshall  sf  25x110  ft 
Sept  14,  James  Gray  to  John  Chapman 

$1,900 

State  st56  ft  s of  York  av  ef  66x140  feet 


Aug  20,  estate  of  S M Pine  to  A F Beid- 


len $2,100 

Sangamon  st  n of  65th  wf  25x125  ft  sept 
11,  James  Norton  to  J J Karstens $400 


State  st  561  ft  s of  51st  wf  33x161  ft  Sept 
7,  Wm  M /earing  to  Frederica  Hann 

$2,000 

Sixty  third  st  45%  ft  w of  Greenwood  av 
sf  45x125  ft  Sept  1,  F W Green  to  Ella 

L Rout $1,500 

Wentworth  av  s of  Garfield  bd  wf  27x127 
ft  sept  15,  C A Johnson  to  W Bresnehan 

$3,000 

Whitney  av  bet  53d  and  54th  sts  ef  2 acres 
sept  10,  J C Filton  to  F W Proudfoot 

$2,200 

Whitney  av  same  as  above  sept  14,  F W 

Proudfoot  to  A O Butler $2,500 

Winter  st  337  feet  s of  Fifty  third  wf  25x 
125%  feet  Aug  26,  E S Dreyer  to  Maria 

Ross $400 

Wabash  av  146  ft  s of  44th  st  ef  50x110% 
ft  Aug  13,  G E P Dodge  to  Stella  A Gore 

$3,250 

Wentworth  av  25  ft  n of  Graylock  ef  25x 
160  ft  sept  3,  Hermann  Roedzsch  to  Geo 

Lacher $650 

Woodlawn  av  216  ft  n of  47th  st  wf  63x 
180  ft  Sept  13,  Annie  D & J P Tayloi  t« 

H J Funber $15,000 

Washington  av  150  ft  n of  55th  st  wf  50x 
150  ft  sept  8,  Clayton  Lewis  to  Seth  B 

Homes $3,000 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Basil  av  170  feet  n of  Wabansia  wf  50x117 
feet  Sept  10,  E M Olson  to  Enoch  Ward 

$2,325 

Cortland  st  99  ft  e of  Marker  sf  50x137  ft 
Aug  18,  E S Dreyer  to  P E Buedefeldt 

$600 

Delamater  place  2053^  ft  s of  Cortland  st 
Sept  1,  E S Dreyer  to  J C Heckman 

$1,050 

Fairview  av  250  ft  n of  Greenwood  ef  25x 
125  ft  August  2,  F C Delamater  to  J L 

Cook $2,000 

Humboldt  av  139  ft  w of  Springfield  nf  24 
xl25ft  Sept  9,  J Costello  to  J Dick.  .$275 
Hammond  st  ne  cor  Franklin  av  wf  49%x 
125%  ft  sept  15,  C L Hammond  to  J F 

Hauff $1,500 

Johnston  av  577  ft  w of  Thomas  sf  25x100 
ft  septemuer  13  T A Morgenstein  to  F H 

Dickey $1,800 

Milwaukee  av  220  ft  nw  of  Cornelia  st  nef 
44x200  ft  Sept  1,  Hugh  M Sweetser  to 

Julia  Bohart $350 

Norman  av  ne  cor  Wabansia  ef  50x135  ft 
Sept  6,  Edward  M Alson  to  Wm  Wohl 

$2,200 

Norman  av  170  ft  n of  Wabansia  ef  25x100 
ft  sept  10,  E M Olsen  to  Josephine  Hall 

$1,500 

Powell  av  se  cor  Edbrook  place  wf  50^x 
110  ft  May  10.  W H Powell  to  Matilda 

McLinden $3,000 

Seymour  av,  175  ft  n of  Wabansia  ef  25x 
125  ft  July  26,  Joseph  H Hambleton  to 

Albert  H Drew $530 

Seymour  av  75  ft  n of  Wabansia  ef  25x125 
feet  Aug  23,  J W Hambleton  to  H Olsen 

$500 

Tripp  av  250  ft  n of  Courtland  Sept  11,  C 

O Holmes  to  James  F Keeney $2,200 

Westerif  av  49%  ft  n of  Jefferson  court  ef 
25x124%  ft  sept  15,  Peter  Smith  to  An- 
nie K Nielsen  $2000 

Western  av,  same  premises  sept  15,  H J 

Nielsen  to  P Smith  $2,000 

Western  av  408  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  ef  24 
124  feet  Aug  20.  F A Oswald  to  Daniel 
Klatter $650 

A«KKF,1IK\TS  K <>  K I»KK1»S. 

Lot  18  and  e V4  lot  17  b ft,  Culver’s  add  to  North  Ev- 
anston, Sept.ember8,  R Commons  to  J A Bi dwell, 

$400 

Lot  1 bl  Waterman’s  sub  in  nw  ’4  0 3914,  Sept  9. 
Mauritzan  Brothers  (agents)  to  W C Anderson, 

1,0  it 

Und  % of  biks  1 to  7 (121  acs)  Taylor’9  add  to  Labe 
side;  also  und  )4  of  e 36  aers  n 48  aers  ne  qr  18  12 
14,  August  3 i,  L H Lloyd  to  E Jung  et  al.  . . $“>,88! 
188  acs  in  27  41  9,  Aug  2,  R Bawrer  to  H A Hoffman 

,.$16,370 

Twenty  feet  of  east  45  feet  of  lot  2,  blk  47,  Original 
Town,  Sept  8,  C Kozminski  & Co  to  D N Brede, 

$6,1  ill 

Lot  8 of  lots’ 10  to  12  blck  1,  Hambleton  W & 1)  sub. 
se  qr  20  40  14,  Sept  7,  Henry  Nalte  to  J J Healy, 

...  ; S7C0 

Lot  59  Johnston’s  sub  pt  b 6,  J & Lee’s  sub  sw  qr  2 1 

39  14,  Sept  6,  J Majafski  to  K Padlesak $2151 

Lot  19  w pt  b 20  5 39  14,  Sept  9,  Amalia  Kersting  to 

W W Wolff *5.0  10 

Lot  4 b 2,  Clarke’s  sub  e ‘/2  sw  qr  13  39  13,  August  4, 

Daniel  C List  to  Annie  Murray  $790 

Premises  No  73  Front  st,  Aug  7,  C Dombrowski  c 

W Hatterman *4,901) 

Premises  No  3232  Wabash  avenue,  Sept  7,  Mrs  A R 

Davenport  to  Caroline  Schwarz $5, '<50 

Lot  23  and  lots  i to  4 of  lot  24,  b 6 b5,  Sheffield  add, 
Sept  7,  A Kreuper  to  Henry  W Ames $12,000 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Lots  17  and  18  blk  5,  Thompson’s  sub  nw  qr  ne  qr  1 
39  13,  September  7,  H W Ames  to  A Krueper, 

*11,000 

West  'A  lot  17  block  35,  Carpenter’s  addn,  Sept  1, 

V II  Higgins  to  Susanna  O’Meara $5,000 

No  369  West  Lake  st,  Sept  4,  Robt  Turner  to  Clias 

i A McIntyre $3,700 

Lots  94  and  95  blk  13,  No  593  595  W Ohio  st,  7 39  14, 

Sept  8,  Barbara  Leckelt  to  H Halversen $1,400 

S M lot  1,  Post  k Simons’  partition  pts  lot  17  and  16 
Hundley’s  sub  17  40  14,  August  18,  Wm  H Cook  to 

Hattie  S Squire $2,187 

Lots  19  to  22,  b 6.  Court  partition  iu  15  38  14,  June 

18,  Jerome  P Bowes  to  M Clarkson $1,30 

Lot  41  and  n 15  ft  lot  40  of  lots  1 to  5 etc  blk  1,  Har- 
din’s addn  to  Evanston,  April  1,  A Foster  to  H J 

Suhr $600 

Lot  1 of  lot  51  and  52  and  49  and  50  b 18  w half  etc, 

17  39  14,  Sept  13,  Amanda  L Lehman  to  H B Par- 
ker  $8,000 

W 40  ft  of  n 1 0 ft  of  lot  6 b 3,  Roc  kwell’s  add,  Sent 

11,  John  A Cooper  to  Adeiaide  Speicht $1,300 

Lot  19  s half  b 24,  33  40  14,  Sept  11,  C H Worrell  to 

H A Naper  $3,500 

Lot  20  b 8,  Bickerdike’s  add,  Aug  9,  M Bartmann  to 

M Olson $1,800 

Lot  39  in  suo  of  w%  n half  sw  qr  28  38  14,  June  26, 

T P Phillips  to  JHG  Leonard $495 

Lots  18  and  19  b 1,  Johnston  k Cox  sub  sw  qr  36  40 
13,  Sept  4,  E M Olson  to  Louise  A McGaffey, 
$3,500 


Stilt!  StltAX  WARRANTY  1>RUDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  45  b 8,  S Chicago,  Aug  30,  Mary  C Dobbins  to 

A Korpal  et  al $575 

Lot  17  b 85,  same,  Oct  26,  C & C C & D Co  to  W H 

Sullivan  $5u0 

Lot  43  b 15,  same.  Oct  25,  same  to  Mary  Dougherty, 

$500 

Lot  21  b 2 u 1 2 b 4,  Brookliue,  Sept  1,  Seth  Gage  to 

R A Smith  $200 

N V2  nw  qr  29  37  15,  August  12,  J O Adams  et  al  to  A 

Crawford $2,000 

Lot  24  b 3 b 2,  First  add  to  Kensington,  Sept  2,  An- 
ders Larsou  toChas  J Benson..  $300 

Lots  3 and  4 blk  2 of  se  qr  nw  qr  ne  qr  22  38  14,  Aug 

5,  Chas  Wirlh  to  E S Dreyer $1,400 

Lot  39  b 42,  S Chicago,  Aug  31,  C & C C & D Co  to 

Wm  Krippes  $600 

Lot  13  blk  13,  Taylor’s  2d  add’u  to  South  Chicago, 
August  21,  D S Taylor  to  Mattie  Reyuolds, 

$500 

Lot  7 b 4,  Wait  k Bowen’s  sub  pt  west  Vi  ne  % 23  38 
14,  July  16,  Osborn  R Keith  to  Sarah  A Farnum, 

$1,300 

Lot  16  b 3 w pt  It  1 22  37  14,  Aug  15,  Eliza  A Hall  to 

Ralph  Raicliffo $1,100 

Lot  3 of  lot  28  div  1,  Westfall’s  sub  s Vi  30  38  15, 

Sept  2,  Geo  A Folsom  to  Orlando  Orcutt $1,200 

Lot  12  b 43,  S Chicago,  Aug  27,  C k C C k D Co  to 

Jos  A Thurber $500 

Lots  3 4 6 and  7,  se  or  b 10.  Busby  sub  s Vi  ew  14 
38  14,  July  29,  Robert  F Green  to  F W Green, 

$3,000 

Lots  5 and  6 b 6,  Gray’s  addn  to  Cornell,  August  14, 

Paul  Cornell  to  Hannah  B Dyche $1,500 

Lot  1 75  div  3,  S Shore  sub  30  3815,  Sept  4,  Maria 

Holmes  to  O P Erskiue $1,500 

Lots  19  and  20  b 1 b 3,  Brookline,  Aug  3,  H N Hub- 
bard to  N Seiler $300 

Lot  126  Brookhaven,  July  17,  Sami  E Gross  et  al  to 

Adolph  M D Classen $625 

Lot  32  block  14,  in  sub  of  prt  north  Vi  se  % 31  37  15, 
Sept  11,  C k C C &DCo  to  Eleck  Anderson, 

$200 

Lot  29  blk  8 Berger’s  add’n  to  Hyde  Park,  June  22, 

Robt  Berger  to  G Hybert $350 

Lots  31  to  39  blk  1,  Taylor’s  third  add’n  to  Chicago, 
Sapt  10,  Esther  E Taylor  to  George  P Coan, 

$7,500 

Lots  32  and  33  b 1,  Gray’s  addn  to  Cornell,  May  22, 

Paul  Cornell  to  Harriet  A Carroll $700 

Lots  40  and  41b  40,  Cornell,  Sept  10,  R A Well6,  et 
al  to  E Carlson $775 

LAKE. 

Lots  11  and  12  b 9 Schoerling’s  sub  pt  lot  1 33  38  14, 

Sept  10,  Jacob  Frieling  to  John  Mulder $800 

Lots  44  45  46  b 3,  Benedict’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  Aug 

19,  Anna  Greer  to  Rebecca  Barwell $1,250 

Lot  6 b 1 of  lots  5 to  10,  Crocker’s  sub  w Vi  se  qr  se 
qr  17  38  14,  Sept  10,  D N Burnham  to  F H Winters 

$300 

N 33  ft  of  lot  18  b 7,  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qc  21  38  14, 
May  1,  Lucien  1)  Bristol  to  Ella  L Kingman, 

$2,600 

Lot  40  and  n 5 ft  lot  39  b 1,  University  sub  of  Engle- 
wood, Sept  3,  Lawson  A Gilbert  to  Geo  A Strong, 

$3,600 

Lots  15  and  16  b 8,  Hill  k Pike’s  South  Englewood 
add,  August  26,  Dan  H Pike  to  S B Haldsworth, 

$375 

Lot  8 b 1,  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Aug  30, 

Geo  H Heeler  to  Will  B Mocik $920 

Lots  1 to  12,  e Vi  b 1,  McCarthy’s  sub  w Vi  sw  qr  ne 
quar  17  38  14,  Sept  8,  J T McCord  to  CH  Mifflin, 

$3,600 

Lot  4.  Co  Clk’s  div  of  lots  2 and  3.  Skinner  k Judd’s 
«ub  21  38  14,  Sept  1,  Moses  Whitiu  to  Wm  J Hoy, 

$2,810 

Lots  28  and  29  blk  4,  Eberhart  k Hammond’s  sub  se 
qr  14  38  13,  J F Eberhart  to  Frederick  W Herold, 

$800 

Lot  17  and  18  blk  5,  University  sub  of  Englewood, 
September  9,  F N Barney  to  W G McDonald, 


. $1,275 

S Vi  lot  12  b 5,  Normal  School,  28  38  14,  Aug  28,  Mi- 

ch’l  Pierce  to  W F Bates $1,250 

Same  premises,  August  20,  Lucinda  A Sherwood  to 

Michl  Pierce $1,000 

Lot  14  and  n 8 ft  lot  15  b 4,  University  sub  of  Eng- 
lewood, Sept  5,  L H Jones  to  Harriet  A Rose, 

$2,500 

Lot  4 b 7 Normal  School,  21  38  14,  Aug  6,  Horace  H 

Thomas  to  Elizabeth  Dobson $2,300 

Lots  30  31  32,  Weddell’s  Sub  s qr  se  qr  se  qr  20  33 
14,  March  15,  Richard  S Cox  to  D Van  Reenen, 

$800 

Lot  59  of  w % u half  se  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June  26. 

Thos  P Phillips  to  P L ^torch $475 

Lots  5 aud  6 b 1,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  Sept 

7,  Jas  D Smith  to  A Winter $7011 

Lot  14  b 3,  Hull’s  -mb  of  9 acs  in  ue  qr  1 38  13,  July 

13,  N Cor  with  to  Chas  Sanders $250 

Lot  5 b 7,  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Juue  28, 

Auna  W McKnight  to  Anne  Road $1,006 

Lot  2,  Court  partu  nw  qr  11  38  13,  Aug  14,  John  P 
Gage  to  Jus  A Huut $1,0  0 


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N 29  1-2  ft  of  lot  9 b 1,  Normal  School,  Sept  24,  ’85, 

D W Storrs  to  Caroline  Wardrobe $750 

N 75  ft  of  lot  4 b 3,  Barnum  Grove;  Aug  25,  Laura 

A Fortner  to  Geo  Widdeudorf $1,125 

Lot  24  b 5,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Aug  6,  C H 

Caldwell  to  J Oesterle $646 

Lot  3 b 1 of  lot  6,  Taylor’s  sub  e half  se  qr  21  38  14, 
September  11;  John  S Kendall  to  E Harder, 

$1,100 

Lots  1 and  2 bick  8,  University  sub  of  Englewood, 
Thos  H Thorp  to  First  M E Church  of  Englewood 

S half  lot  28  b 18  Linden  Grove,  Sept  13,  B S Pruett 

to  A L Ringo $2,500 

Lots  22  and  23,  Parmly’s  add  t to  Auburn,  June  11, 

Robt  C Givins  to  J & M Kelliher $400 

Lot  24  b 11  Thompson  k Halworth’s  sub  se  qr,  17 
38  14,  Dec  11,  ’85,  Wm  Schofield  to  Martha  W 
Schofield ......  $20o 

LYONS. 

Lots  8 and  9 b 20.  La  Grange,  July  27,  Christian  Os- 
wald to  Margt  Kenna $3,000 

Lots  7 16  and  pts  of  lots  6 8 and  17  blk  5,  Apr  7,  D B 

Lyman  to  Jessie  M Alley $2,500 

NW  qr  se  qr  30  38  13,  March  13,  S Lind  to  K E Orr 

$1 

Lot  19  b 22.  La  Grange,  Sept  10,  Anne  Campbell  to 
H N Hobart $3,000 

OALUMET. 

Lots  4 nod  5 b 7<\  Washington  Heights,  August  23, 

Geo  R Clarke  to  Ella  J Washburn $2,325 

Lots  17  aud  18  b 39,  same,  Aug  21,  Edmund  G Short 

to  Elizabeth  T Leitch $300 

Lots  13  to  16  b 39,  same,  Aug  21,  same  to  Henry  L 

Leitch $6  )0 

Lot  37  and  w 24  ft  of  ot  38,  De  Jong’s  sub  n 170  ft  of 
lot  3, 16  37  14,  Aug  23,  Cornelis  De  Jong  to  Corne- 

lis  Vos $300 

Lot  23  block  10,  Vincennes  Road  addition,  Sept  8, 

Julia  Rosenbium  to  Clementine  Nowak $164 

Lot  8 of  lot  12  blk  15,  Washington  Heights,  Septem- 
ber 1,  George  R Clarke  to  Julia  M Holmes, 

$3,000 

Lot  17  of  lot  7 b 5,  Washington  Heights,  August  30, 

August  Herse  to  John  Martins $400 

Lot  9 blk  50,  Washington  Heights,  Aug  21,  Frank  F 

Dickinson  to  Frk  Fairbanks $500 

Lots  12  and  13  b 51,  same,  Aug  31.  Paul  Klenk  to  Ja- 
cob A Cash $700 

204  lots  in  Dobbins’s  sub  e half  se  qr  20  37_14,  Sept 

11,  Jesse  S Hildrup  to  A R Heckman $lo,000 

Same  premises,  sept  11,  A R Heckman  to  Francis 
L Hildrup $10,000 

CICERO. 

Lots  1 to  19  b 6;  lots  6 to  14  b 5;  Frink’s  sub  8 and 
9 39  13,  August  7,  Helen  F Hecox  to  E S Conway, 

$18,000 

E Vi  ne  qr  nw  qr  28  39  13,  Api  12,  Estate  of  Charles 

F Cooley  to  Luther  K Tucker $1 

Lots  35  36  37  b 2,  Waller’s  sub  43%  acrs  in  se  qr  8 39 
13,  August  27,  H J Ullmann  to  Adella  V Erskine, 

$1,350 

8 20  acrs  w Vi  se  qr  30  39  13,  Aug  2,  Protection  Life 

Ins  Co  to  Martha  J Boardman $1,001 

Lots  49  50  53  55  58  to  67  b 17.  La  Vergne,  August  20, 

Emma  Baldwin  to  Chas  H Baldwin $3,000 

S Vi  lot  8 and  s ‘66Vi  ft  of  w 30  ft  lot  9,  Elizbth  Court 
add  to  Oak  Park,  August  30,  Dani’l  H Dorsett  to 

Auna  V Moore $4,000 

Lot  3 b 4,  Austin  et  al  sub  sw  qr  6 39  13,  Sept  6,  Wm 

Dormann  to  F J Schmidt $1,575 

Lots  1 to  11  block  5,  Blackstone’s  addn  to  Oak  Park, 
Sept  8,  James  W Cochran  to  Charles  S Harmau, 

$4,850 

Lot  13  b 2 Austin’s  sub  in  8 39  13,  Sept  10,  Edward 

Church  to  Geo  W Church $1,000 

Lot  5 b 1 of  lots  12  to  17,  Scoville’s  sub  of  49  acres 
in  7 39  13,  Sept  4,  Dora  E Herrick  to  Willis  S Her- 
rick   $1,200 

N 30  ft  It  4 b 2,  Austinville,  Sept  4,  Edwd  Church  to 

Geo  W Church $600 

Lot  38  Czmock’s  sub  of  10  acs  in  w H sw  qr  6 39  13, 
August  4,  Catharine  Hausen  to  H Bethybridge, 

$450 

Lots  36  to  39  b 13  Salisbury’s  sub  se  qr  15  39  13,  Aug 
4,  W R Lewis  to  J A Bourke $500 

EVANSTON, 

Lot  10  blk  1 Goffield’s  sub  s Vi  sw  qr  sw  qr  7 41  14, 

Aug  20.  Eli  Gaffield  to  F Johnson $650 

Lot  19  blk  3,  Kedzie  k Kerney’s  add,  Aug  20,  Wm  P 

Kimball  to  Lewis  H B^shnell $1,20(1 

Lots  5 aud  6 block  23,  Roger’s  Park,  June  22,  Levi 

Grant  to  O E Craig $3,800 

50x120  ft  iu  blk  63,  Evanston,  Oct  9,  ’85,  F Martin  to 

Lydia  A M Edwards $1,500 

Lot  1,  County  Clerk’s  div  pt  n ^ 8 l/2  8 Vi  ne  qr  etc 
19  40  14,  Apr  30,  Cathar’e  O’Neil  to  Dennis  Powers 

$1,250 

N 37 Vi  ft  of  land  between  Railroad  and  Grand  Road 
of  44 1 2 acres  tu  19  41  14,  Sept  7,  Hugh  O’Neil  to 

Dennis  Powers $1,250 

Lots  6 aud  7 b 11,  Keeney  k Rinu’s  addn,  July  21, 

Huber  Clark  to  Horace  H Waters  $1,000 

Lot  17  b 8,  Keeuey  & Rinn’s  add,  Sept  1,  Jacob  Rinn 

to  Mary  Cahill $300 

Blks  15  and  16  Freer’s  sub  w Vi  sw  qr  32  41  14,  Aug 
13,  J H Freelaud  to  Frank  P Orandon $7,500 

JEFFERSON. 

Lots  6 7 8 b 3,  Dunning’s  sab  ne  qr  19  40  13,  Aug  28, 

David  S Dunning  to  Mary  H Duiming  $l,O0u 

Lots  1 to  5 9 It  1 27  28,  b 3,  same.  Aug  28,  same  to  A 

Dunuiug . $1,000 

Lots  31  32  39  40  blk  2,  aud  16  other  lots  *n  Keeney  & 
Penberthy’s  add  to  Penuock,Aug  5,  Jas  F Keeney 

to  P G Lamoreaux $7,000 

Blks  4 5 and  6,  Baxter’s  add  to  Irving  Park,  Sept  1, 

D Mac  Millan  to  F S M Blum $16,800 


Lots  9 to  22  39  to  42  b 3,  and  other  lots  in  Jefferson, 
June  26,  Protection  Insurance  Co  to  T A Snow, 

$2,580 

Lots  1 and  2 b 4,  Jones’  sub  s 40  acs  n 120  acs  sw  qr 
23  40  13,  Sept  9,  Chas  J3  Farwell  to  Asa  F Bradley 

$300 

Lots  33  to  38  b 35,  Jefferson,  Sept  13,  D W Eldred  to 
A Amoos $1,200 

MAINE. 

15  3-100  acres  in  nw  qr  21  41  12,  Sept  3,  G Paine  & B 
Poyer  to  A W Eckert $4,550 

NEW  TRIER. 

Lot  22  blk  19,  Glencoe,  Nov  1,  ’84,  Orra  Fletcher  to 

Archibald  W Fletcher $100 

Lot  6 b 2 Hartwell’s  addn  to  Glencoe,  Augl,  E W 

Hartwell  to  John  T Walker  $1,400 

Lot  6 b 1;  lots  14  15  16  b 4;  lots  16  to  19  b 6,  Brown’s 
add  to  Glencoe,  Aug  5,  Ira  Brown  to  Mary  Eppy 

$1,600 

Und  qr  of  blks  1 to  7 Taylor’s  2nd  addn  to  Taylors- 
port,  Sept  7,  L H Lloyd  to  E Jung  et  al $6,000 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

W 75  ft  of  s Vi  b 3,  Castle’s  sub  e 15  acs  se  qr,  s of 
Lake  st,  11  39  13,  July  16,  Michl  Considine  to  A 

Hepburn $4,125 

50x175  feet  on  Milwaukee  Plank  Road,  in  31 41  13, 
Sept  1,  Joharma  Giffinger  to  John  M Hulz. . .$1,060 
Lots  1 and  3 b 2,  Farley’s  add’n  to  Harlem,  Sept  7, 

Peter  Farley  to  Marie  Vogt $1,200 

Lot  10  b 3,  Culver’s  Park,  Sept  10,  E H Gammon  to 

M C Rosebund $200 

S % n Vi  se  qr  11  42  12,  Aug  9,  F Thies  to  A Clancy, 

$1,000 

S 4 acs  n 10  acs  e ^ nw  qr  5 40  14,  July  22,  J Black- 
burn to  Thos  A Lilly $2,700 

51  acs  in  w Vi  sw  qr  26  37  11,  May  10,  H Miner  to  Pe- 
ter Blesch $3,500 

Lots  11  and  12  b 1.  Norwood  Park,  Sept  2,  Eugene  J 

Sevan  to  V B Langdon  et  al $1,000 

30  acres  in  s half  ne  qr  17  41  9,  Feb  20,  Geo  H Bose- 

man  to  H Boseman  $3,300 

NE  quar  sw  qr  and  e half  w half  nw  qr  sw  qr  11  41 

13,  September  9,  H F Sundmacher  to  J F Long, 

I1.0C0 

Lot  6 in  s qr  b 16  and  lot  7 s % blk  15,  Brand’s  add, 
June  26,  Protection  Insurance  Co  to  T A Snow, 

$600 

Lots  12  and  13  blk  207,  Maywood,  Aug  27,  Henry  W 

Small  to  John  Saffel $590 

Lots  14  and  15  b 207,  same,  Aug  26,  same  to  Frank 

Meyer $590 

Lots  8 9 10  15,  56  to  62,  9'1  to  93  and  pts  of  lots  1 and 
16,  Scott’s  add  iu  14  39  13,  Nov  21,’85,  Jas  P Flem- 
ing to  Hugh  S Fleming $2,500 

Lots  3 to  22  b 1,  Chase’s  add  to  Washington  Heights 
September  7,  Amy  L Smith  to  Alex  M Clerihew, 

$1,000 

1 Vi  acs  in  se  cor  of  lot  2 in  se  qr  25  37  13,  July  29, 

L R Melvin  to  Mary  A Himr.an $1,500 

Lot  37  and  s 16  ft  lot  36,  Aletham  add,  Aug  17,  Con- 
necticut Mutl  Life  Ius  Co  to  Lewis  Morgentham, 

$4,925 

W 10  acs  of  e 30  acs  s half  u half  sw  qr  27  41  13,  sept 

14,  F Rohr  to  H Gattsche $2,000 

42  1-2  ft  x 100  ft  in  b 7,  Robinson’s  add  to  Blue  Isld 

sept  8,  Maria  Kelly  to  Helen  F Wolff $75 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Sept.  16,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount 

City  173  $719,770 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  114  206,983 

County 100  205,822 

Total 387  $1,132,575 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Sept.  17,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 147  $659,812 

County 200  296,545 

Total 347  $956,357 


TRUST  DEEDS. 

Ahrens  R F W to  P W , Aug  17,  b 1, 

30  39  14,  3y  6$ $400 

Anderson  W J to  H C Van  Schaack,  Aug 
21.  pt  b 4,  Derby  & W sub,  13  39  13,  5y 

7# $10,000 

Aird  J to  A V Knickerbocker,  sept  10,  lot 

9 b 2,  8 39  14,  8% $1,000 

Allie  \ to  G M Bogue,  July  26,  lot  61  b B, 

13  39  13,  5y  6% $500 

Acberle  M to  W Heinemann,  Sept  8,  pt  It 

19  b 14,  36  40  13,  3y  7% $1,000 

Brown  K S to  H E Greenebaum,  Sep.  9.  lot 

11  b 3 etc  14  38  14,  ly  7 % .$500 

Anderson  A 0 to  J Johnson,  July  2,  It  84, 

Hull  sub  4 39  14.  5y  $2,000 

Alley  J M to  F R Chandler.  Sept  13,  prt  It 

6 etc  b 5,  4 38  14,  3y  7% $3,000 

Banta  J to  F Sommer.  Sept  10,  Its  15  and 
16  b 1,  Parkside,  5 1-5% $1,500 


R.  W.  Hyman  Jr.  66  OoM 

ROOM  9,  ,84  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  n<»«  residents. 


Bunting  M to  C Coombs,  Sept  14,  It  47, 

M & T add,  ly  7% $300 

Buedesseldt  P E to  E Koch,  Aug  19,  lots 
31  and  32  b 6 b 4,  35  40  13,  25m  7%, 

$500 

Bode  W to  G Bars,  Sept  11,  Its  16  to  19  b 3 

Parsside,  7% $969 

BrocKmeyer  EtoEH  Sheldon.  Sept  6,  lot 

7 b 5,  6 39  14,  2y  6%  $450 

Bergen  D to  G A Rose,  Sept  11,  Its  22  and 

and  23  b 5,  4 38  14,  6m  6% $600 

Bartenheimer  V to  S C Schumacher,  Sept 

7,  It  15  b 15,  17  39  14,  2y  G% $400 

Blatter  M A to  A V Knickerbocker,  sept 
10,  It  18  b 5,  W & McM  sub  20  39  14, 

8% $500 

Berglund  P to  H Meiselbar.  Sept  9,  pt  lot 

16  b 9,  36  40  13,  5y  5% . . .' $326 

Blackwell  J to  L Pasal,  Sept  8,  It  100  b 46 

17  39  14,  3y  5 % $1,800 

Budz'nski  M to  T Schintz,  Sept  3,  It  86  b 

1,  20  39  14,  ly  6% $700 

Bay  C to  C P Silva,  Aug  5,  Its  74  and  75  b 

14,  19  39  14,  3y $1,344 

Brackebush  M A to  J W Scoville,  Sept 

2,  part  lot  blk  11,  Bushnell  addn,  4y 
*10,000 

Braybon  J H to  E J Whitehead,  July  24,  pt 

It  7 b 3,  21  38  14,  4y  7% $3,600 

Brooke  E J T and  J H to  W Heckman, 
Sept  12,  It  2 and  pt  3 It  1,  3 39  14,  2y  7% 

$3,000 

Breda  A J to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  9.  It 

21  and  part  22,  blk  14,  36  40  13.  5y  7 % 
$2,200 

Boyd  J to  S D WTard,  Sept  2,  lot  40  b 2,  1 

39  13,  3y  7% $2,000 

Babcock  W S to  F B Peabody,  Sept  9,  lot 

3 It  1 etc  b 23,  frl  15  add,  5y  G% $8,000 

Budd  W O to  F B Peabody,  Sept  2,  pt  Its 

22  to  26,  b 4,  16  38  14,  5y  7% $1,500 

Bresnahan  W to  S Straus,  Sept  6,  It  8 b 4, 

28  39  14,  3y  7% $1,600 

Badgeley  RHioR  Berger.  May  24,  lot  16 
and  part  17,  block  5,  35  40  13,  lv  6%, 

. $300 

Burchard  A to  W A Swart,  Sept  8,  lot  28  b 

2,  22  37  14,  6m  6% $550 

Baker  C E to  C M Coleman,  Sept  6,  It  8 b 

4,  13  39  13,  5y  6% $1,000 

Barfield  W G to  AjFreund,  Sept  8,  lots  12 

and  13  b 2,  11  39  13,  5y  6% $3,500 

Burchard  H to  VV  A Swart,  Sept  6,  It  5 b 7 

Kensington,  9>% $1,000 

Beringer  J to  H Felsenthal,  Sept  7,  lots  1 

to  5 b 11.  28  40  14,  3y  $5,000 

Beidler  A F to  W T Dwight,  Sept  10,  prt 

It  2 b 2.  s s add,  5y  6% $9,000 

Bauer  J to  L Kistier,  Kov  10,  lot  47  b 7, 

Archer  add,  6% $1,500 

Baxter  G W to  A B Baldwin,  sept  9,  It  33 

b 28,  17  39  14,  3v  6% $2,500 

Baumann  J to  C Jorn,  Sept  1,  lot  47  b 34, 

31  39  14,  3y  7% $500 

Bartosewiscy  — to  T Kearney.  Sept  8,  lot 

45  b 5,  6 39  14,  4y  7% $400 

Braun  T to  W’  Dickinson,  Aug  28,  It  1 b 2, 

34  39  14,  3y  6% $6,(00 

Carlson  A to  C J Hambleton,  Aug  6,  lots 

47  and  48  b 9,  25  40  23,  5y  6% $575 

Clinton  M W to  A L Coe,  Sept  3,  It  7 b 2. 

28  39  14,  ly  6% $600 

Castello  J to  J E Dalton,  Sept  7,  It  7 lot  2 

b 61,  21  39  14.  8% $300 

Cline  F and  L fo  T J Lefens,  Sept  1,  lot  2 

b 132,  s s add,  ly  G%  $1,000 

Chambers  M E to  F R Chandler,  Aug  25, 

It  4 b 31,  22  39  14,  ly  G% $8.(00 

Cook  C and  A to  F R Chandler,  Aug  25, 

Its  5 to  7 b 80  Ellis  e add,  3y  G%  . . . $8,500 
Campbell  J M to  F L Wilk,  Aug  26,  Its  1 

to  3 b 5,  Rockwell  add,  ly  7% $3,000 

Collirs  C C to  S M Millard,  Aug  30.  pt  e 

34  sw  qr  34  39  14,  3y  G% $1:5.500 

Conroy  M to  W E Hatterman,  Aug  2,  It  91 

b 27,  Sheffield  add,  4y  G% $300. 

Coan  G P to  A Rehm,  Sept  11,  Its  31  to  39 

b 1.  8 37  15.  5%  $4,000 

Clark  F B to  J VV  Scoville,  Sept  10,  lots  28 

and  30  b 2,  18  39  14,  5 y 6% $2, "00 

Cummings  A A to  S B Mead.  May  29.  prt 

Its  4 and  5 b 2.  16  38  14,  5y  7% $476 

Connelly  J to  S Dunlop,  Aug  31,  pt  Its  26 

and  27  sw  ^ 4 38  14,  3y  6% *550 

Classen  A M D to  M E Greenebaum,  July 
17,  It  176  Brookdale,  3y  6% $500 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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Cunningham  M to  E W Burke,  May  1,  It  8 

b B,  28  39  14,  3y  6% $300 

Crane  A to  T Sehiutz,  Sept  9,  pt  b 3 b 24, 

29  39  14,  3y  7% $2,400 

Cassidy  J to  A Ryerson,  July  26,  It  8 b 25 

J,  R & S add.  3y  8% $5,000 

Cook  J L to  S Delamater,  Sept  2,  lot  35  b 

27,  25  — - 13,  3y  8% $600 

Carroll  H A to  J E Cornell,  May  6,  Its  32 

and  33  b 1 Cornell,  8m  7% $ — — 

Crane  A to  T Schintz,  Sept  9,  It  16  b 3,  29 

39  14,  3y  7% $600 

Clarke  G R to  G Keen,  Sept  10,  pt  It  1 blk 

M,  Morgan  Park,  5y  8% $1,600 

Clarke  G R to  G Keen,  Sept  7,  pt  It  8 b T, 

Morgan  Pk,  5y  6$ $1,400 

Crosby  M H to  T Lord,  Mar  17,  It  7.  It  24, 

17  40  14,  5y  7% $1,000 

Croft  W to  F Sommer,  Sept  9,  part  lots  14 

and  15,  3 38  14,  5 1-5$ $4,000 

Cole  S to  C W Nicholes,  Sept  4,  s It  5, 

ne  % 9 38  14,  2y  7$ $1,000 

Cavanagh  W to  C B Shimmin,  Sept  1,  lot 

18  nw  qr  b 27,  33  39  14,  5y  7% $900 

Chicago  Hardware  Mfg  Co  to  — , Aug 

2,  Its  9 to  20  b 11,  H L & Co  add,  3y  6? 

$5,000 

Covell  C A to  R W Hyman,  Jr,  Sept  1;  Its 

7 and  8 b 12,  D.  Pk  add,  5y  7% $4,600 

Coveil  C A to  0 A Sawyer,  Sept  1,  lots  7 

and  8 b 12,  D Pk  add,  3y  6$ $1,300 

Clarke  F B to  F B Peabody,  Sept  10,  lot  7 

b 1 b 5,  18  39  14,  5y  8% $1,600 

Calto  J P to  M Schmitz,  sept  14,  It  55  b 6 

Fullerton  2d  add,  3y  8%% $900 

Carr  W to  C S Redfield,  Sept  10,  It  15  b 6 

21  38  14,  3y  7$ $350 

Dietz  J to  C F Collot,  Sept  15,  It  6 b 6,  20 

40  14,  3y  6# $400 

Duncombe  E M to  R S Reynolds,  sept  — , 

It  1 ne  qr  9 38  14,  2y $1,500 

Demarius  P P to  H W Ames,  Sept  14,  lot 

23  h 2,  2 38  14,  3y  7% $2,000 

Doyle  O to  A Wisner,  Aug  20,  It  13,  se  }>4 

11  39  13,  3y  8% $150 

Dolan  A to  J Sediacek,  Sept  13,  It  22  b 3, 

20  39  14,  3y  7% ...  . $800 

Dorney  W to  A Peterson,  Sept  8,  It  30  b 1, 

31  40  14,  2v  8% $200 

Doty  E D to  J C Miller,  July  19,  prt  It  5 b 

4,  23  38  14,  8% $190 

Dietsch  A to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug  17,  lots  23 

and  24  b 2,  28  40  14,  2y  8%  ..' $1,333 

Ditt  P to  J W Scoville,  Sept  9,  It  8 b 17,  s 

s add,  3y  8% $1,000 

Dutrial  W to  J E Cornell,  July  27,  pt  It  22 

b 63,  14  38  14,  3y  7% $550 

Dumrose  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  2.  It 

36  b 2,  Gross  Pk  add,  2y  7% $200 

Dymond  T C to  Tyrrell  & Bayley,  Sept  11 
ptlt  39  b 7 Rockwell  add,  3y  6%  . . .$4,500 
Dupont  L to  J Stern,  Sept  8,  lot  27  b 3,  36 

39  13,  7% $600 

Dick  F S to  W G Jackson,  Aug  2,  It  7 b 

21,  Winnetka,  5y  6% $600 

Drzymalla  B to  E A Warfield,  Aug  21,  lot 

38  b 17,  7 38  14,  3y  6 % $250 

Drew  J to  D J Swenie.  Sept  1,  It  9 b 6,  18, 

39  14,  3 y,  8% $700 

Donnelly  A L and  W R to  F R Chandler, 

Sept  4,  s 3^  lot  8 b 1,  Egandale,  2y  7%, 

$600 

Daley  J to  C J Vopicka,  Sept  6,  Its  77  and 

78,  14  39  13,  ly  8% $150 

Donaghue  M F to  J W Scoville,  Aug  7.  Its 
3 and  4 and  pt  5,  e 3^  b 27,  ss  add,  3y  8% 

$6,000 

Dobson  E to  A S Bradley,  Aug  6,  It  4 b 7, 

21  38  14,  4y  7%  $2,000 

Danforth  J A to  L Silverman,  , It  11 

and  pt  10  b 4,  28  39  14,  5y  8% $4/00 

Dougherty  R to  S B Lingle,  Sept  8,  It  20  b 

2 b 24,  29  39  14,  3y,  8% $350 

Dux  J to  D F Flannery,  Sept  1,  lot  49  b 2, 

18  39  14:  3y  7% $2,500 

Dedrick  W H to  D B Dewey,  Sept  7,  Its  1 
to  12  and  17  b 1 and  pt  b 2,  Evanston, 

5y  6% $10,262 

Exline  A A to  E R Nichols,  Sept  10,  lot  15 
and  part  16  blk  11,  Rogers  Park,  ly  7% 

$1,000 

Eggert  W to  W Loeb,  Sept  7,  lot  18  b 32, 

Sheffield  add,  5y  6$ $800 

Eckert  A W to  F W Young,  Sept  3,  pt  nw 

14  21  41  12,  2y  8% $2,000 

Edwards  E to  A L Coe,  Sept  1,  pt  Its  4 and 

5 b 11,  Kinzie  add,  4y  6% $2,000 

Eichelberger  M E and  G W to  F R Chan- 
dler, Aug  10,  It  23,  b 1,  21  38  14,  5y  8%% 

$2,500 

Evans  R R to  P E Stanley,  Sept  10,  lots 

7 and  8 b 3,  18  39  14,  ly  8%  .. $1,500 

Essig  C F to  G G Newberry,  Sept  7,  lot  42 

b 16,  34  39  14,  3y  8% $700 

Ellis  Margt  to  J F Rhodes,  Sept  9,  lots  6 
and  7 b ° b 4,  Brookline,  8% 


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Fehlen  J to  S H Ernst,  Sept  11,  It  4 b 3, 

30  40  14,  3y  $600 

Farrell  J to  J Stern,  Sept  8,  It  7 It  2 b 63, 

21  39  14,  7% $300 

Ebberson  P to  C A Perkins,  Aug  23,  It  13 

b 4 b 6,  33  39  14,  3m  6% $450 

First  M E Church  of  Englewood  to  F R 
Chandler,  Aug  2,  Its  1 to  5,  b 8,  21  38  14 

5y  6% $10,000 

Freeman  S M to  A Heap.  Sept  11,  lots  5 
and  6,  Hall’s  sub  10  38  14,  3 y 6%.  .$2,700 
Field  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  10,  It  34 

b 4,  8 39  14,  5y  8%% $6,500 

Flott  G to  W E Hatterman,  June  5,  It  16  b 

7,  Bickerdike  add,  3y  8% $1,000 

Fordyce  S W to  W Loeb,  Sept  1,  pt  blks 

16  17  and  20,  27  38  14,  5y  7% $3,000 

Furlong  W to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  8,  it 

50  b 2 b 2,  3y  7% $650 

Folan  J to  W W Baird,  Sept  7,  lots  39  and 

49  b 20,  31  39  14,  60  ds  8% $100 

Freeberich  J to  C F White,  Aug  2,  prt  lot 

28  b 3,  19  39  14,  Sept  1.  ’89  6% $300 

Giles  A to  H G Foreman,  Sept  8,  Its  1 to 

3 b 18,  3y  7% $3,000 

Gallagher  T to  G W Newcomb,  Sept  6,  It 

18  b 2 b 7,  33  39  14,  6m  6% $425 

Gerslenhauer  R to  G Coombs,  Sept  13,  pt 

b 2,  7 31  14,  2y  5$ $300 

Grover  0 E to  J B Breese,  Sept  1,  It  3 lot 

4 etc  Cleaverville,  4y  5% $2,500 

Gieske  H to  R Gieske,  Sept  13,  lot  10  b 6, 

Gross  n add,  3y  7% $800 

Goettsche  L to  E Knauer,  Sept  13,  It  1 lot 

51,  Butterfield  add,  3y $2,000 

Grover  O E to  J B Breese,  sept  1,  lot  20 

and  pt  21  b 2,  8 39  13,  3y  7% $1,600 

Grisko  J to  T Wickaryus,  sept  15,  It  13  It 

16,  Egan’s  add,  8$ . . $1,300 

Glaser  P to  T Schintz:  Sept  6,pt  It  26  b 4 b 

5,  Sheffield  add,  8% $1,500 

Gillen  M to  H S Dietrich,  Sept  7,  It  57  blk 

51,  33  40  14,  8% $1,000 

Gaither  0 S to  J J Knicserbocker,  July  29 

Its  6 and  7 b 9,  ss  add,  2y  6% $9,000 

Guerin  A to  N A Lauer,  Sept  10.  lot  138  b 

27  etc,  17  39  14,  ly  7% $100 

Grimm  A to  M E Greenebaum, , It  5 

b 5,  Gross  n add,  3y  7% $345 

Garland  A to  E A Warfield,  Aug  16,  It  11  b 

18,  7 38  14,  3y  8% $300 

Garland  T to  E A Warfield,  Aug  11,  It  18  b 

50,  7 38  14,  3y  8% $163 

Givney  E to  A Feterson,  Sept  9,  It  53  b 1, 

Brown’s  add,  3y  7% $1,500 

Harder  E to  C A Bartlett,  Sept  11,  It  3 b 1 

21  38  14,  10m  8% $577 

Huot  G to  J R Geary,  Sept  8,  It  3 b 1 It  8, 

36  39  14,  8%  $700 

Hulbert  E to  R A McClellan,  June  24,  lot 


31,  21  38  14,  2y  7% $150 

Hogan  J to  W T Dwight,  Sept  11,  lots  42 

and  43,  7 39  14,  60  ds  7% $200 

Hayes  R G to  G M Haynes,  Sept  10,  It  33 

b 31,  33  39  14,  3y  8 %. $2,000 

Hallberg  L G to  C P Silva,  Aug  30,  Its  13 

to  17  b 1,  20  40  14,  3y  8% $9,000 

Hilty  M and  J J to  C Eigenman,  Sept  15, 

Its  1 and  2 b 16,  8 37  15,  2y  7%  . . . . $1,200 
Heitemann  D to  P E Stanley,  Aug  25,  lot 

22,  sw  }4  8 38  14,  3y  5% $400 

Hoffman  F to  F Schrader,  July  19,  It  42 

b 2 b 47,  19  40  14,  3y  6 % $125 

Hurley  C S to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  10, 

It  17  b 6,  18  39  14,  18m  7% $800 

Hensel  M E to  C Jorn,  Sept  6,  lot  15  b 6, 

C S Bk  add.  3y  7% $500 

Holmes  J M and  C O to  D W Kean,  Sept 
1,  It  8 lot  12  b 5,  Wash’n  Heights,  71  m, 

$2,124 

Healey  D D to  D J Swenie,  Aug  27,  It  45  b 

8,  18  39  14,  5y  8% $2,500 

Haxton  J to  O Rabe,  July  18,  It  14  and  pt 

13  b 1.  36  40  13,  6% $300 

Helmkamp  J H W to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug 

26,  It  5 b D,  32  39  14,  3^  8% $225 

Hood  A and  J to  J L Foulke,  Sept  6,  pt  It 

11  b 2,  3 38  14,  5y  8% $4,000 

Haerle  W to  H W Ames,  Sept  8,  It  46  b 8, 

31  40  14.  5 1-5 fc $1,600 

Hansen  H to  C Col  B & L Assn,  Sept  6.  It 

15  b 2,  Gross  Pk  add,  5 1-5$ $1,200 

Hebard  M E to  E G Bradley,  Sept  1,  pt  n 
e }4  ne  }4  18  39  14,  2y  8% $1,400 


Henry  W to  D B Dewey,  Sept  4,  pt  b 2,  27 

38  14,  5y  7% $3,500 

Hartigan  T T to  T Schintz,  Sept  6,  It  21  It 

59  etc,  Butterfield  add,  3y  8% $5,000 

Hein  J to  F Schrader,  Sept  26,  It  25  sw  \4 

8 38  14,  3y  6 % $600 

Hepburn  A to  D S Place,  July  16,  pt  b 3. 

11  39  13,  2y  8% $2,200 

Hall  C O to  C F Hatterman,  Jr.,  sept  1,  It 

4 It  25,  6 39  14,  3y  7% $700 

Hanson  0 to  M J Dunne,  Sept  1,  It  5 b 1, 

8 39  14,  8% $4,700 

Jacob  E to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug  17.  lots  25 

and  26  b 2,  28  40  14,  2y  8% $1,333 

Jennings  J D to  T P Bryan,  Aug  27,  pt  It 

8 b 27,  22  39  14,  3y  8% $7,500 

Jensen  J to  L Baird,  Aug  10,  lot  23  b 2,  6 

39  14,  7m  8% $500 

Jensen  J to  L Baird,  Aug  10.  lot  23  b 2,  6 

39  14,  5y  7% $1,800 

Jung  E to  J Lloyd,  Sept  7,  part  lots  1 to  7, 

Taylorsport,  2y  6 % $2,500 

Jochem  J to  H Vollmer,  Sept  9,  lots  1 and 

pt  3,  34  39  14,  3y  8% $10,000 

Jensen  P to  W Heinemann,  Sept  2,  pt  b 2 

36  40  13,  5y  8$ $2,950 

Jensen  N H to  D W Kean,  Aug  19,  lot  2 b 

15,  W Heights.  5y  8%  $1,757 

Jensen  J to  W Loeb,  Sept  8.  lot  24  b 15;  6 

39  14,  5y  7% $2,000 

Jensen  P L to  E S Dreyer.  Sept  4,  It  36  b 

8,  36  40  13,  3y  7% $1,000 

Kemper  W to  G Coombs,  Sept  1,  Its  5 and 

6 b 157,  Butterfield  add.  2y  6% $8,000 

Kuich  F to  F Bieszky,  Sept  3,  It  43,  Gross 

2d  H P add.  8% $900 

Kuzelka  F to  J Nutt,  July  31,  lot  34  b 38, 

19  39  14,  7% $210 

Katz  E and  A to  J Stern,  Sept  8,  prt  It  19 

b 7,  Bushnell  add,  7% $750 

Korff  F to  H Dibblee,  Aug  19,  Its  24  to  34 
b 10  and  pt  b 18,  31  40  14,  2y  8%.  $4,400 

Kerber  J C E to  P W Palmer,  Aug  20,  lot 

20,  It  18  b 1,  30  39  14,  4y  8% $400 

Kennedy  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  9, 

It  15  and  pt  16  b 1,  17  39  14,  Nov  27.  ’87 

8% $1,000 

Kotovsky  K to  J Koker,  Sept  9,  It  54  b 35. 

19  39  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Kuban  M to  T Schintz,  Sept  14,  lot  55  b 3. 

21  39  14,  ly  8% $300 

Kubernuss  J to  J C Schumacher,  Sept  13, 

It  36  b 60,  19  39  14,  4y  7% $1,000 

Kefferly  J J to  A Wisner,  Aug  17,  It  16  se 

34  11  39  13,  2y  8% $175 

Korlf  F to  T Lyman,  Sept  2,  Its  1 and  2 b 

3,  Pierce  add,  Holstein,  2y  8% $700 

Kerrioan  C to  W Heinemann,  Sept  9,  It  16 

b 5,  32  39  14.  5y  7% $500 

Koch  J G to  H W Ames,  Sept  9,  It  44  b 8, 

31  40  14,  5 1-5$ $1,300 

Klutchar  M L to  W Heinemann,  Sept  4,  pt 
lot  13,  Hundley  sub,  17  40  14,  2 y 7$, 

$1,050 

Kucera  J to  F Kucera,  Aug  26,  pt  It  5 b 53 

s s add,  5y  8% $2,600 

Kath  J to  O C Butz,  Sept  9,  lots  16  and  17 

b 16,  Jefferson,  2y  8% $1,400 

Keohane  D to  E Knauer,  Sept  9,  It  9 b 22, 

J R & S add,  3y  6$ $300 

Kanter  M to  C Kozminski,  Sept  3;  lot  1 It 

1 b 6,  21  39  14,  4y  6$ $4,000 

Kolletschke  E to  A Schoeverling,  Sept  13, 

It  43  b 3,  19  39  14,  ly  8% 1 $450 

Kelly  J K to  G M Bogue.  Sept  6,  It  5 b 3 

13  39  13,  4y  8% $525 

Kelley  A E and  H T to  T T Colby,  Aug  31 

It  23  b 12  b6  RocKwell  add,  8% $800 

Klebs  A F W to  M E Greenebaum,  July  26 

It  6 Gross  Park  2d  add,  6m  7% $300 

Kroveschell  C to  E H Sheldon,  Aug  20,  Its 
6 to  11  b 4 b 11,  Sheffield  add’n,  ly,  8%, 

$3,500 

Kinge  G to  T J Lefens,  July  23,  It  5 etc,  b 

1,  3 38  14.  3y  7% $4,000 

Kohn  G to  L irasal,  Sept  11,  lot  43  b 4,  36 

40  13,  3y  5% $2,000 

Klepfa  W to  A F Kretohmer,  Sept  1,  It  35 

b 44  Sheffield  add,  3y  7 % $1,000 

Kittelman  W to  J Witous,  Sept  13,  pt  lot 

7,  ne  qr  32  39  14,  5y  8% $1,000 

Karsten  L to  J Witous,  Sept  13,  pt  It  8,  32 

ne  }4  39  14,  5y  8% $1,000 

Kaiser  J to  C Kozminski,  Sept  11,  pt  It  17 


b 11  8 8 add,  3y  8%% $2,000 

Keegan  P to  II  Rieke,  July  28.  lot  47  b 4, 

b 4 Sheffield  add,  2y  8% $800 

Lee  M D and  E W to  J W Scoville,  Sept 
9,  lot  52  block  20,  17  39  14,  monthly. 

$5,000 

Lenz  R to  E A Warfield,  Sept  7,  It  30  b 17 

7 38  14,  3y  6jt> $300 

Luckow  R W to  J W Pfeiffer,  Sept  8,  It  22 

Counselman  sub,  8 38  14,  7%% $700 

Lang  J to  F W Tovrtelotte,  Aug  30,  lots  5 

and  6 b 1,  32  39  14,  2y  7%  ... $1,400 

Lansing  I T to  H J Peet,  Sept  9,  It  33  and 

pt  32,  Culver  add,  2y  8% $3,500 

Ledrick  W H to  D B Dewey,  Sept  6,  It  6 b 
13  b 4,  Union  addn,  Park  Ridge,  3y  7%. 

$2,100 

Lande  J to  L Mandl,  Sept  7,  lot  3 b 47,  19 

39  14,  3y  8%%  $1,400 

Lorenz  J to  E Prussiug,  Sept  10,  lot  6 b 3, 

Gross  n add.  3y  7% $1,500 

Lunn  W H to  S M Moore,  Sept  9,  part  lot 

27,  It  1,  24,39  13,  ly  7% $250 

Lawson  A to  D H Bloom.  Sept  6,  lot  6 b 

17,  4 39  14;  2y  7% $2,800 

Lombach  W F to  F Lackner,  sept  11,  It  14 

b 26,  J R & S add,  ly  8% $1,400 

Lovell  T S to  J Stern,  Sept  8,  It  16  b 1,  36 

40  13,  7% .$1,000 

Lawrence  R H to  D G Hamilton.  Sept  8, 

It  19  sw  qr  10  38  14,  5y  7% $3,000 

Lange  C to  J W Scoville,  Aug  21,  lots  6 to 

8 b 7.  20  39  14,  3y  8% $3,000 

Lammoreaux  P G to  E H Gary,  Sept  7,  pt 

b 2 Pennock,  5y  7% $10,000 

Lippke  A to  W C Kinney,  July  8,  It  2 It  1, 

4,  38  14,  3y  7% $250 

Loerber  A to  T J Lefens,  Sept  8,  pt  Its  24 

and  25  b 4,  10  38  14,  5y  8% $3,000 

Lorden  J to  A Schoervling,  Sept  10,  It  42 

b 7 S & G add,  ly  7 % ... $350 

McKenney  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept 

26,  It  26  b 1,  33  36  14,  3y  7% $600 

Moeng  E D to  W Heineman,  Sept  7,  lots 

38  and  39  b 1,  29  40  14.  3y  7% $2,000 

Miller  J C to  J W Scoville,  Sept  4,  It  18  b 

2,  18  39  14,  5y  8% $800 

Miller  J C to  F C Rositer,  Sept  4,  lot  18  b 

2,  18  39  14,  45m,  7 % $900 

Murphy  MtoPW  Holway,  Sept  3,  lot  15 

se  34  4 38  14,  7% $1,500 

Maleczxa  A to  J Craja,  Sept  1,  It  43  b 1 b 

8,  33  39  14,  8% $1,500 

Mason  W E to  E E Prussing,  Sept  7,  It  32 

b 46,  7 39  14,  5y  6% $3,000 

Mantler  L to  H S Dietrich,  Aug  11,  It  24  b 

17,  35  40  13,  8% $800 

Mertens  G to  E S Dreyer,  Sept  — , prt  se 

31  36  14,  3y  7% $500 

Mertlik  J to  H L Turner,  May  3,  It  11  b 5; 

18  39  14,  2y  6 % $400 

Murnam  H to  S M Moore,  Sept  9,  lot  10  b 

7,  17  39  14,  4y  7%  $400 

McSorley  J J to  C W Lasher,  sept  8.  lots 

47  to  49  b 6,  13  39  13,  60  ds $500 

McMuster  J to  S M Moore,  Aug  9,  Its  27 

and  28  b 1,  13  39  13,  3y  8% $300 

McLinden  M to  E Burae,  May  10,  lot  5 b 

9,  36  40  13,  90m  8% $$ 

Miller  H to  W Heinemann,  Sept  6,  Its  78 

and  79  b 2 b 19,  Sheffield  addn,  3y  7%, 

$2,000 

Miller  M to  H H Rose,  Sept  7,  It  65  blk  2, 

30  38  14,  7% $200 

Monyghan  E J to  O P Curran,  Sept  1,  It  9 
and  part  10  blk  13,  Duncan  add,  6y  6 %, 

$8,500 

Menzel  J to  T H Schintz,  Sept  15,  It  6 blk 

56,  21  39  14,  3y  7% $3,600 

Misch  G A to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug  30,  It  1 It 

12  b D,  28  40  14,  3y  6 % $2,800 

Misch  L E to  C F Collot,  Sept  7,  It  8 b 2, 

20  40  14,  3y  6% $400 

Marks  A E to  A H Veeder,  Aug  3,  lots  13 
and  14  blk  1 blk  4 Sheffield  add,  3y  7% 

$2,200 

McKessick  T to  S E Gross,  July  26,  It  3 b 

11  Clifford  add.  2y  8% $300 

Malov  A J to  H A Osborn,  Sept  10,  lot  881 

b 12  Riverside  3d  add,  3y  8% $2,500 

McCarty  C & J to  H Felsenthal,  Sept  11, 
part  lot  3 blk  22,  Ogden  addn,  5 y 8\4% 

_ $2,500 

Martin  A R to  B L Pease,  Sept  10,  lots  6 

and  7 b 98  Maywood  1 y 7JS $350 

Merrill  A H to  W Loeb,  Sept  9,  Its  28  and 

29  b 18  Brand’s  add,  ly  8% $500 

McNamara  M to  P W Holway,  July  30. 
lot  42  blk  30  and  lot  2 b 29,  29  39  14,  7 

* 1200 

Merrill  A H to  W Loeb,  Sept  9,  It  25  b 9 b 

18  Brane’s  add,  5y  8% $5,000 

McMahon  J to  W Vocke,  Sept  11,  w x/2  lot 

12  b 27,  J,  R & S add,  8% $6,000 

Norton  M and  J to  F A Barnes,  Sept  7,  lot 

17  b 5,  20  39  14,  39m  6%  $650 

Neming  F to  J Nowak,  Sept  3,  lots  75  and 
76  b 26,  19  40  14,  4y  8% 


534 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Nehls  F to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  7,  It  37 

b 9,  2y  8% $300 

Nawak  & Kapoun  to  J Kralovec,  Sept  10. 

e % ^ 5 b 14,  s s add,  3y,  6 % $4,300 

Neemes  V M to  J VV  Keogh,  May  1,  lots  7 

to  9 b 2,  Hyde  Pk,  3y  6# $4,000 

Nelson  M to  C W Requa,  Sept  1,  lot  2 b 6, 

21  38  14,  5y  7% $1,500 

Olsen  H to  VV  Loeb,  Aug  30,  lot  43;  Gross 

2d  H P add,  7$ $1,600 

O’Malley  J to  W Garnett,  June  30,  lots  1 

and  2 b 1,  33  39  14,  ly  8% $2,000 

O’Connoll  L E to  J Foley,  Sept  7,  lot  33  b 

4,  8 38  14,  8% $900 

O’Connor  M to  A Schoverling,  Sept  10,  lot 

32  b 2,  20  39  14,  ly  7% $500 

Orloff  F to  O Peltzer.  Sept  9.  lots  51  and 

52  b 18,  18  39  14,  3y  7% $2,582 

Okerberg  A to  C I)  Wells,  Aug  17,  lot  28, 

Altgeld  sub,  20  40  14,  7% $1,400 

Ogden  LT  to  C W Wheeler,  Aug  14,  pt  lot 
42  and  all  40  and  41  blck  2,  21  38  14,  8% 

$2,250 

O’Grady  J J to  A E Barr.  Sept  6,  pt  Its  46 

and  45  b 43.  7 39  14,  8£ $2,000 

Osmundsen  J J to  E H Sheldon,  July  28, 

It  33  b 26,  Ogden  add.  3y  8% $1,500 

O’Malley  J H to  J Stern,  Sept  6,  It  5 b 15 

31  40  14,  7% $100 

Owens  T to  H E Greenebaum,  Sept  11,  It 

5 b 2,  13  39  14.  6m  7% $140 

Palmea  M to  A Chytraus,  Sept  13,  lot  17  b 

1,  9 38  14  $450 

Pluzynski  J to  T WycKaryus,  sept  15  b C, 

32  39  14,  8$ $1,100 

Piper  C to  J Bendicher,  sept  14,  It  18  b 54 

19  39  14,  4y  8% $1,000 

Priebe  A to  F Schrader,  June  21.  It  20  b 1 

19  40  14,  3y  6% $300 

Pratt  J and  E to  F L Salesbury,  Sept  9, 

It  2 It  8 b 27,  s s add,  5y  8% $1,800 

Pokorney  F to  C F White,  Sept  6,  It  20  b 

3,  9 38  14,  20m,  7 % $300 

Paul  J to  A Wolff,  Sept  9,  It  33  b 2,  30  39 

14,  8% $4,000 

Polk  H H to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  14,  w 

34  nw  15  38  14,  8y  7% $500 

Potoka  J to  E A Warfield,  Sept  6,  lot  35  b 

17,  7 38  14.  3y  8% $300 

Phillips  W B to  L Baird,  Sept  1.  pt  lots 

14  and  15  b 4,  34  39  14,  By  6 % . . . .$4,000 
Phillips  W B to  L Baird,  Sept  1,  pt  lot  15 

b 4,  34  39  14,  5y  6% $4,000 

Pemrner  EtoHG  Naper,  Sept  1,  It  5 b 9, 

19  40  14,  ly  8% $400 

Quam  B and  J L to  W T Dwight,  Sept  8,  It 

15  b 43,  17  39  14,  5y  6% $3,000 

Roche  G E to  W G Baker,  Sept  1,  Its  6 and 

7 b 4,  8 38  14,  2y  6% $300 

Radcliffe  R to  W VV  Stewart,  Aug  15,  It  16 

b 3,  22  37  14,  5y $800 

Rinder  F to  J Yoric,  Sept  10,  It  16  b 2,  29 

40  14,  3y  6% $1,000 

Roch  T to  E Mavnard,  Sept  7,  lot  1 b 4, 

13  39  13,  5y  8% $850 

Roseland  M C to  M Culver,  Sept  10,  lot  10 

b 3,  Culver  Pk.  ly  8% $100 

Rinkerrer  P to  VV  Heinemann.  Sept  10,  Its 
25  and  26  b 6 b 8,  Sheffield  add  ....  $2,500 
Rosier  H to  S W Roth,  Sept  2,  Its  17  to  19 

b 30,  9 37  14.  7% $1,000 

Robinson  N to  G N Newcomb,  Sept  7,  lot 

35  b 47,7  89  14,  3y  6% $1,000 

Reno  S A to  J W Scoville,  Sept  7,  lot  35  b 

47,  7 39  14,  3y  8% $3,000 

Rogers  J M to  F S James,  Sept  4,  pt  Its  6 

and  9 se  3^  17  40  14,  5y  8% $6,000 

Reynolds  M to  A Krimbill,  Aug  21,  It  13  b 

13,  5 37  15,  3y  7% $300 

Robinson  G to  F Popp,  Aug  25,  pt  It  7 b 5 

B&E  add,  63 £% $3,000 

Rowan  Thos  to  M B Rich,  Sept  15.  It  8 b 

14,  Vernon  Pk  add,  2y,  8% $1,500 

Regan  P to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  7,  lot 

41  b 1.  9 38  14,  3y  7% $550 

Ragner  J C to  E S Dreyer,  Sept  7,  lots  44 

and  45  It  28,  16  38  14,  3y  8% $668 

Reinhard  M J to  J H Ernst,  Sept  6,  lot  18 

b 7,  29  40  14,  2 y 8% $400 

Rankin  W to  J A Mallen,  Sept  1.  lot  19  It 

64,  etc  26  39  13,  2y  8% $175 

Rossmann  A to  J C Schumacher,  Sept  6, 

lot  66  w y»  b 5,  19  39  14,  ly  7% $250 

Reddington  L to  M E Greenebaum,  July 

10  It  6 b 9 Gross  N add  3y  7% $325 

Rurrmann  W to  VV  Vockb,  Sept  11,  It  5 sw 

M 3 38  14,  ly  8% $100 

Rutherford  J to  E Prussing,  Sept  8,  lot  1 

and  pt  2 b 6 s s add,  3y  6 % $12,000 

Root  ELloF  W Green,  Sept  1.  It  6 b 10, 

14  38  14,  ly  6# $600 

Remington  E F to  VV  C Nelson,  Aug  27.  It 

81  ne  34  23  38  14.  4y  8% $ 

Rohde  O to  A Hoefer,  Sept  11,  It  50  Gross 

Pk  2d  add,  B% $1,200 

Shirra  J Jr  to  A Peterson,  Sept  8,  part  29 

42  11,  ly  8% $800 


Schawacker  H to  0 Peltzer,  Sept  10,  It  37 

b 62:  19  39  14,  ly,  8% $1,200 

Sedlacek  J to  H Spitz,  Mar  13,  Its  18  and 

19  b 11,  35  40  13,  3y  8% $600 

Schleuter  C VV  to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug  26,  It 

4 b D,  32  39  14,  3y  8% $270 

Sheldon  E B to  C A Burley,  July  3,  Its  22 

and  53  b 92,  s s add,  5y  6% $25,000 

Sullivan  T O to  A C Maynard,  Sept  7,  lot 

61  b 41,  Sheffield  add,  4y  7% $250 

Schmidt  0 to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug  23,  It 
21  and  22  b 8,  U S Bk  add,  3y  7%. . .$3,500 
Sontagg  A to  F Schrader,  July  19,  It  33  b 

2 b 47,  19  40  14,  3y  8% $125 

Strong  G A to  A W Martin,  Sept  3,  It  40 

and  pt  41  b 1,  21  38  14,  3y  8% $700 

Swenson  P to  G Coombs,  Sept  10,  It  7 blk 

71  R M & S add,  l v $550 

Sanborn  F T to  W Loeb,  Sept  6,  lots  9 to 


11  b 2 etc,  36  40  13,  5y  7%. 
Sweet  Henry  to  T H Schintz,  - 
10  to  25  b 7,  31  40  14,  5y  7%. 
Seegert  A to  J C Schumacher, 

4 b 6,  19  39  13,  6y 


. $2,000 
lots 

.$15,400 


Sept  7,  lot 

$1,700 

Shannon  A to  J C Schumacher,  July  1,  It 

15  b 8,  18  39  14,  4y  8% $1,200 

Schmidt  F J to  P Griessmer,  Sept  8,  It  3 b 

4,  6 39  14,  25m  8% $475 

Sickler  O D to  H J Peet,  Sept  9,  It  31  and 

pt  32,  Culver  add,  2y  8%% $3,500 

Seidler  J H to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  23, 

It  10  b 2,  6 39  14,  4y  8% $525 

Samuels  H to  A Galloway;  Sept  7,  It  17  b 

10,  Ravenswood,  2y,  7% $800 

Swanson  N to  A Wisner,  Sept  13,  lot  2 b 8 

b 44,  Sheffield  add,  8%  $600 

Stiles  J R to  F Coddington,  Aug  26,  It  29, 

b 3,  12  39  12,  ly  8% $173 

Schonke  S to  L Proudfoot,  Sept  14,  It  112 

b 6 Sheffield  add,  ly  6% $350 

Sicotte  J to  F W Young,  sept  8,  It  1 b 2,  8 

38  14,  3y  8% $275 

Smith  A H to  C P Wilder,  Sept  22,  It  30  b 

12,  5 and  6 37  15,  ly  8% $500 

Storch  P L to  S M Moore,  June  25,  lot  59, 

se  ^ 28  38  14,  3y  8% $316 

Saccone  A to  C F Collott,  Sept  7,  It  5 b 5, 

9 39  14,  ly  8% $600 

Sawyer  P C to  O H Horton,  June  13,  lot  2 

It  9 b 7,  Rockwell  add,  3y  7% $ — 

Skoglund  A to  J Stern,  Sept  6,  lots  30  and 

31  b 2,  30  38  15,  7% $400 

Schwartz  F to  F J Ring,  Sept  7,  It  34  b 3, 

Reaper  add,  8% $1,200 

Spiegel  F to  H Vollmer,  Sept  6,  prt  blk  5, 

Union  Pk  2d  add,  5y  6% $18,000 

Schmidt  H to  W Loeb,  Sept  6,  It  6 It  3 b 2 

6 39  14,  5y  6$ $3,500 

Stretch  C M to  M E Greenebaum,  July  16 

pt  It  15  b 4 Gross  Pk  add,  6m  7% $100 

Sweet  Henry  to  F R Chandler,  May  1,  prt 

b 12,  31  40  14,  5y  7% $37,500 

Schuler  L to  J VV  Scoville,  Sept  1,  It  10  b 

1,  18  39  14,  3y  6%  $600 

St  Pierre  L B to  G M Bogue,  July  26,  lot 

62  b B.  13  39  13,  5y  8% $550 

Sheehan  D to  J E Otis,  Sept  11.  It  6 b 9 S 

and  G add,  3y  7% $1,500 

Schween  J to  E E Prussing,  August  25, 

Its  70  and  69  Altgeld  sub,  20  40  14,  3y  6 

% $1,100 

Slasiewsski  M and  J to  M E Greenebaum 
Sept  1,  lot  1 b 1 etc  b 9,  Wright  add,  3y 

7% $2,600 

Sinpier  M to  J B Galloway,  Sept  10,  It  14 

b 64,  5 and  6 37  15,  3y  7% $500 

Todtman  P to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug  17,  lots 

21  and  22  b 2,  28  40  14,  2y  8% $1,333 

Torbel  L E and  P E to  P L Garrity,  Sept 

11,  It  2 b3,  26  40  13,  90  ds  7% $500 

Thompson  H W to  F B Meadow,  July  22, 

pt  Its  11  and  12,  Caldwell  sub,  21  38  14, 

45m  7% $1,100 

hiel  J W C to  J W Roediger,  Aug  28,  lot 
30  blk  4 block  44,  Sheffield  addn,  3y  7% 

$500 

Thomasson  N to  B F Jacobs,  Sept  1,  lot  2 

b 90  s s add;  3y  8% $8,000 

Toomey  C to  A De  V Turner,  Aug  2,  It  51 

b 3,1/  39  14.  5y  6% $800 

Tevnan  W to  A Wolf,  Sept  10,  It  11  b 2 b 

15,  7 39  14,  8% $100 

Thomma  J to  A Wolf,  Sept  9,  lot  13  b 61, 

19  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Uos  C to  W A Swart,  Sept  6,  Its  37  and  38, 

It  37,  16  37  14,  7% $500 

Van  Wazer  L to  F Lackner,  September  2, 
lots  45  and  46  b 4,  Sheffield  add,  ly  6$, 

$l,3f0 

Varra  J to  F Posta,  Sept  6,  lot  38  b 13,  s s 

add,  3y  8% $1,000 

Wehling  J to  C Jorn,  Sept  6,  lot  33  blk  4, 

Hamburg,  3y  7% ; $400 

Wallace  J to  A F Wilson,  July  28,  It  12  and 

pt  13  b 1,  36  40  13,  8% $300 

Weber  M to  E Prussing,  Sept  8,  lot  6 b 11 
6 39  14,  5y  8% $3,500 


Washburn  E J and  E A to  D W Kean, 

• 6y  $1,371 

Wall  M A to  H H Rose,  Sept  11,  Its  32  and 

33  b 3,  25  39  13,  2y  7% $150 

Wakeley  E to  G Nichols,  Sept  10,  Its  7 to 
20  and  24  blk  62,  31  38  15.  84  m,  6 

'. $860 

Williams  E E and  R T to  W Loeb,  Sept  7, 

It  5 b 15,  17  39  14.  ly  7% $400 

Weiner  J to  T Schintz,  sept  14,  It  48  blk  6, 

28  39  14,  4v  8% $7,500 

Waters  H H to  D B Dewey,  June  30,  Its  7 
and  8,  b 4,  K & R add,  Evanston,  5y.  7% 

$2,700 

Wikaryasz  J to  T Schintz,  Sept  6,  It  4 b 4, 

32  39  14,  3y  8%% $2,000 

Winters  F H to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  Sept 

10,  It  6 b 1,  17  38  14,  8y  7% $750 

Waldera  R to  S E Gross,  Aug  16,  lot  26  b 

15  Clifford  add.  2y  8% $266 

Westcott  A to  W C Kinney,  Aug  30,  pt  It  8 

It  7,  37  39  14,  3y  8% $2,700 

Yunkerd  J to  J Rosenthal,  sept  10,  It  29 

b 3,  34  39  14,  3y  8% $3,000 

Zilligen  J to  T J Lefens,  Sept  9,  It  21  b 5, 
Davis’  add,  3y  8% $4,000 


CHATTEL,  MORTGAGES*. 

Abbott  B T to  W N Alley  Sept  7,  piano 

and  furn.  Lake  6m * $15C 

Ahrens  H to  A Hoerr  Sept  9,  market  392 

Clybourn  av,  3m $300 

Auer  D C to  E R Walker  Sept  9,  furn  3976 

Drexel  bd,  3m $185 

Allbright  M A & J W to  J Bollinger  July 

15  furn,  87  Morgan  st,  1 y $200 

Amberg  A to  W N Alley  sept  8,  furn  1709 

n Clark  st,  6m $70 

Allen  J J to  E R Mackey  sept  13,  wagons 

etc,  Ogden  and  Clyde  avs,  6m $99 

Anderson  A to  M Dahlgren  Sept  11.  piano 

346  w Erie  st,  1 y $210 

Broderick  M to  Blain  Bros  sept  13,  furn 

14  s Curtis  st,  7m $53 

Beecher  S H to  C Babcock  Sept  9,  furn, 

3028  Prairie  av,  5m $233 

Brown  S E to  W S Wharton  Sept  6,  furn 

375  Dearborn  av,  4 m $877 

Barbour  G to  W W Charlss  Sept  4,  furn, 

117  Paulina  st.  4 m $360 

Berr  B to  W S Wharton  Sept  2,  furn,  19 

Wisconsin  st,  3 m $353 

Bowers  M to  W N Alley  Sept  9,  piano  and 

furn.  123  Pacific  av,  6 m $139 

Brandow  J F to  E A Jones  Sept  11,  horses 

etc $135 

Berman  E to  O F Malcolm  Sept  11,  furn 

137  De  Koven  st,  2y $60 

Baldwin  J H to  E Baldwin  Sept  11,  furn, 

125  N State  st,  2 y $1000 

Bond  I to  T Logan  Sept  11,  furn,  3834 

Johnson  pi,  90  ds $125 

Breisach  L to  F Becker  sept  15,  cigars  etc, 

87  Wells  st.  6 m $135 

Bossfield  L L to  D B Lyman  sept  13,  furn 

La  Grange;  2y $500 

Byam  J W to  S L Miller  sept  14  library  70 

Dearborn  st $500 

Burton  E V to  M L Pemberton  sept  14, 

furn  895  Washington  bd,  3 m $260 

Blackman  H L to  F E Aug  20,  furn 

1256  Michigan  av,  6 m $1800 

Busch  C M to  VV  Judd  sept  .11,  furn  Aus- 
tin, 1 y $100 

Bjorkquist  A to  G Schurenfurth  Sept  16, 

bakery,  45  Milton  a^,  9 m $650 

Brown  CtoWS  Lasher  Sept  13,  furn  57 

Halsted  st,  6m $135 

Bezark  VV  to  M Green  Sept  13,  boots  and 

shoes  323  s Clark  st  45  ds  . . . . $50 

Burxe  P to  E R Mackey  horse  etc,  — 56th 

st  1 m $116 

Cooper  I C to  J F Koons  Sept  9,  furn  83 

Avon  pi,  p m $310 

Clough  S to  M J Walker  , horse  etc, 

615  Lane  st $800 

Clement  E L to  A B Steck  Sept  10,  furn  8 

Peoria  st.  1 y $200 

Canfield  M E to  J Samuels  Sept  11,  furn 

53  n State  st $258 

Clarke  A E to  E R Mackey  Sept  11.  furn 

333  Wells,  6 m $310 

Cork  M to  F G Wells  sept  13.  furn  393 

Centre  av,  9 m $108 

Carrington  H D to  E R Mackey  sept  13, 

furn  22  Rush  st,  6 m $109 

Cummings  A VV  to  M A Wolcott  Sept  13, 

furn  3750  Johnson  pi,  6m $72 

Churchill  M A to  F M Powell  <fc  Co  sept  8, 

furn  118  5th  av,  4 in $476 

DuPre  M W to  C E Baker  Aug  11,  furn  231 

Sangamon  st.  6m * $96 

Duncan  C J to  M J Walker, ■,  horse  etc 

615  Lake  st $800 

Davis  H J to  C Babcock  Sept  8,  cows  etc, 
Hyde  Park,  4m $128 


Dolan  J T to  Blain  Bros  Sept  10,  piano 

and  furn  — Carroll  av,  3 m . . $337 

Day  E A to  W T Johnson  Sept  9,  furn  320 

Van  Buren  st,  9m $65 

Dulpay  F to  S Richardson  Sept  10,  furn 

315  w 12th  st,  6 m $84 

Eigen  B to  H Kaegebien  Sept  10,  saloon 

641  Clark  st,  3m $275 

Earle  J D to  S Richardson  Sept  9,  furn  433 

Carroll  av,  3m $177 

Ehle  J H to  VV  W Charles  Sept  11,  furn  etc 

533  Clark  st,  4 m $172 

Frostrud  C to  Allen  Mfg  Co  Sept  4,  ma- 

chy $125 

Fox  O L to  VV  N Alley  Sept  9,  furn  and 

piano  70  Laflin  st,  3m $397 

FarrarW  R to  Brunswick  & Co  Septll, 
billiard  table  etc,  1343  Lake  st,  1 y.  .$350 
Frankel  P to  S Richardson  Sept  11,  furn 

345  North  av,  6m $103 

Fessenden  Wto  S Richardson  Sept  9:  furn 

403  Blue  Island  av,  6m $130 

Fortman  G to  WacKer  & B B & M Co  sept 

6.  saloon  824  n Halsted  st,  1 y $500 

Fischer  L to  J Hirt  sept  13,  horse  etc  2208 

Wentworth  av $50 

Fischer  W P to  Schneidewend  & Lee  Co 

sept  14.  type  etc  July  5 $300 

Gannon  M C to  L C Beierlein  Aug  9,  furn 

384  Wabash  av,  8m $740 

Good  R R to  T Boyle  Sept  8,  furn  horse 

etc  463  State  st  3m $66 

Gibbs  C B to  Blain  Bros  Sept  10,  furn,  119 

Lincoln  st,  7m $196 

Gauss  L to  E Gaerttner  Sept  — , furn  2507 

Wentworth  av,  12  m $1,000 

Gill  S H to  Barrett  & Barrett  Sept  10,  furn 

Atlantic  Hotel,  6m $21(  0 

Gilbeck  J L toG  Bell  sept  14,  furn,  67 

Fowler  Rt,  7m $65 

Griffin  R L to  0 F Malcolm  sept  14,  furn 

2202  Michigan  av,  4m $50 

Hudnot  I H to  H M Chapman  sept  13, 

furn,  201  w Lake  st,  6m $100 

Howard  F to  M Cummings  Mch  10,  horses 

etc,  174  w Randolph  st,  ly $97 

Heiberg  HtoWW  Charles  Sept  7,  horses 

etc  425  Irving  pi,  4m $224 

Holland  P to  E R MacKey  Sept  10,  furn, 

33  La  Moyne  st,  6 m $57 

Higgins  R E to  H F Schuenman  Sept  11, 
restaurant  etc  42  Halsted  st,  3 m.  . .$2652 
Hayworth  J L to  W S Lasher  Sept  10,  furn 

4606  State  st,  10  m $260 

Henderson  C S to  W W Charles  sept  14, 

furn  2718  Main  st  3m $55 

Hamble  A to  A Schaffhauser  Aug  28,  furn 

2222  Dearborn  st,  9m $143 

Howard  F H to  S A Ray  sept  14,  saloon 

35534  State  st,  7m 

Hall  MFtoC  Pierce  sept  14,  furn,  278  w 

Lake  st,  1 y $168 

Irons  J to  S Richardson  sept  14,  furn  345 

w Polk  st,  7m $105 

Johnson  A to  C Wyman  Sept  9,  furn  886 

Austin  av  2m $60 

Johnston  A to  Bremmer  Baking  Co  Sept  7, 

wagon  horses  etc  2y $553 

James  G J L to  E H Babcock  sept  9,  furn 

75  Eda,  May  9 $215 

Koehler  E C & C to  P Best  Brg  Co  Sept  9 
wagon  horse  etc  224  Chicago  av,  6m.  .$85 
Knode  S G to  C BabcocK  Sept  10,  furn  357 

Van  Buren  st,  6m $127 

Krause  W A to  W S Wharton  Sept  13,  pia- 
no 326  Hurlbut  st,  4m $57 

Keller  P to  E R MacKey  Sept  13,  furn  etc 

337  Wabash  av,  6m  $440 

Koehling  G to  G B C 1 1 i-'ie  sept  13,  furn, 

18  Page  st,  7m $72 

Kiernad  J G to  , sept  13,  furn,  21  Uni- 
versity pi,  6m $M9 

Kuefner  J to  P Spielman  sept  14,  store 

fixtures  286  Sedgwick  st  2 y $900 

Kramer  C to  J Kramrich  Sept  13,  cows  eto 

Palos,  6m $117 

Kahn  C J to  Z S Holbrook  sept  14,  furn 

170  State  st,  6 m $500 

Kelly  D & C to  R D Kelly  Sept  10,  furn, 

Ogden  House $600 

Lingen  H J to  Grommes  & Ulrich  sept  12, 

saloon  ■ — Pacific  av,  1 y $3000 

Lauch  J to  E R Mackey  Sept  13,  horses 

etc  67o  Halsted  st,  9 m $204 

Loumer  W to  C L Eaton  sept  3,  furn  138 

Canalport  av,  3 m $120 

Lond  A to  M A Wolcott  Sept  13,  furn,  En- 
glewood, 6 m $325 

Lutter  S to  H Rervoldt  Sept  9,  horses  etc, 

738  J efferson  st,  6 m $198 

Lonsdale  S G to  C tW  Reifsnider  Sept  9, 

horse  6m $53 

Leibig  A to  C Williams  Sept  8.  horses  etc 

39th  and  Wood  sts,  4 m ....  $91 

Lindquist  C G A to  C Edburg  Sept  8, 
bakery  148  Milton  av,  18  m $500 


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Wholesale 
Dealers  in 


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SHINGLES 


T.  WLLCB  &o  C, 

LUMBER,  LATH  AND 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  Incest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having-  a large 
Stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

KILN-DRIED  III I R D WOOD  EL  OOR  IN  G% 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices, 

Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts.,  CHICAGO,  ILL 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Mouldings, 

Frames,  Brackets,  Turnings,  Etc. 

53p“Our  facilities  are  equal  to  any,  and  we  make  a specialty  of  furnishing  Contractors  everything  In  the 3 
|3^“*8hape  of  Woodwork  for  any  class  of  Building,  including  all  kinds 

STAIR  WORK  AND  HARDWOOD  FINISH. 

Estimates  or  any  other  information  in  our  line  Corner  Twenty-SeCOnd.  and.  ThrOOp  Streets 
may  be  had  promptly  on  application.  | CHICACO 


LoewenthalB  to  C Williams  Aug  10  horses 

etc,  462  Fulton  st,  6 m $339 

Monroe  J to  C Wyman  Aug  17,  cart  and 

harness,  4m $57 

Miller  T L to  A Schaffhauser  Aug  27,  turn 

253  Laflin  st,  9m $220 

Marcuse  D to  T Rosenthal  Sept  8,  turn 

251  Michigan  av,  2y $200 

Mila  J to  F Delamater  Aug  18,  horses  cows 

etc  Jefferson $67 

McSohley  J J to  W S Lasher  Sept  8,  har- 
ness etc  1241  Congress  st $500 

Morrison  M to  Brunswick  B C Co  Sept  9, 
saloon  fittings,  25th  and  State  sts,  7 m 

$350 

McClellan  M J to  W S Wharton  Sept  6, 
piano  and  furn  127  Dearborn  av  4 m . $179 
Mrowzinski  E to  Leahy  & Co  aept  14, 

horse  etc  140  North  av,  6m $100  l 

McNamara  T to  E E Crane  Sept  6,  furn,  S 

Chicago  90  ds $100 

Miller  G L to  Blain  Bros  Sept  9,  horses 

etc,  3026  Cottage  Grove  av,  4 m $93 

McWilliams  J to  G B Christie  Sept  10, 

furn,  75  Elgin  st,  1 y $63 

Miller  H to  A Schaffhauser  Sept  6,  furn, 

953  North  av,  3 m $43 

Mathieson  T to  W L Malley  Sept  11,  furn 

703  w In  liana  st,  1 y $50 

Mosher  C A to  DeWitt  H Curtis,  Jan  20, 

horses  etc,  871  Madison  st,  2 y $1822 

M i-Killop  A R to  F Sage  Sept  10,  house  — 

Lase  st  2y $250 

Michaelson  M to  E R Mackey  Sept  11  furn 

3564  Stanton  av,  6m ; $260 

McDonald  J to  E R Walker  sept  6,  furn  92 

Loomis  st,  4 m $185 

Mursell  M E to  H B Rogers  sept  14,  furn 

2354  State  st,  4m  $295 

Murphy  D J to  W H King  sept  10  furn  172 

Van  Buren  st  6m $250 

Meinan  8 to  J H Norton , piano,  50 

Pearce  st,  4m  $25 

Milne  D to  E R Mackey  Sept  14:  furn  371 

Armitage  av,  6m $70 

Brown  MTtoER  Mackey  Sept  14,  furn 

515  56th  st,  6 m $78 

McGuigan  P H to  O Field  Sept  i4,  saloon 

Clark  and  Monroe  sts  6 m $300 

Mapp  T B to  L AW  Brush  sept  15,  furn 

166  Fremont  st,  10  ds $111 

Nathan  S to  P Schoenhofen  Brg  Co  sept 

14,  saloon  220  n ClarK  st,  ly $350 

Napier  E E to  Blain  Bros  sept  14,  horse 

etc  141  Illinois  st,  4 m $58 

Naperstaedt  W to  P Horvath  Aug  25, 

range,  71  Randolph  st $ 

Norton  C to  J Phillips  Sept  9,  furn  83  3d 

av $1,000 

Natl  Electric  Co  to  A J Kirkwood  & Co 

Sept  8,  machy,  Elgin  90  ds  p m $400 

Naragato  G B to  C P Naragati  Sept  9, 

barber  shop  560  State  st,  Apr  1 $200 

O’Brien  M to  E R Mackey  Sept  9,  piano 

76  22d  st,  6m $68 

Olsen  A to  J Cullen  Sept  10,  store  65 

Wright  st,  3 m $89 

O’Mara  T to  C Williams  Sept  10,  horses 

etc,  98  Hastings  st,  7m $200 

O’Brien  J T to  W W,  sept  3,  horses  etc,  215 

Vine  st  5m $122 

Olson  W T to  111  Type  F Co  sept  13,  type 

3315  State  st $372 

Pluies  F to  F Scharringhausen  Aug  1, 

horses  etc,  Elk  Grove $153 

ParKer  F to  Driest  & Hinners  sept  14 

horse  etc  753  n Leavitt  st $300 

Peck  M G to  Marder  L & Co  sept  14, 

presses  etc  125  Dearborn  st  2y $115 

Peters  A to  I N Reed  sept  11,  horses  etc, 

i 143  Ontario  st,  6 m $992 

Peck  G E to  W N Alley  sept  11,  furn,  3240 

State  st,  2m $57 

Patterson  R to  D Hyman  Sept  13,  furn  39 

Pratt  pi.  6m $93 

Parisek  C to  E R Mackey  Sept  10,  furn 

386  Thomas  st,  6 m $130 

Plummer  W H to  W H King  Sept  7,  furn 

| 1717  Wrightwood  av,  6m $225 

Pascale  V to  E Hoffman  Sept  8,  statue 
631  Madison  st,  9m $5 


Peacock  G W to  E R Mackey  Sept  9,  furn 

348  Centre  st,  6 m $65 

Quinn  W E to  C H Dyer  Aug  1,  horses  etc, 

demaud $686 

Quambush  M to  C Williams  Sept  30,  furn 

224  Ewing  st  7m $139 

Rahnke  L to  H Fick  May  1,  horse  etc  164 

Rumsey  st,  2y $200 

Read  A to  Blain  Bros  Sept  14,  furn  and 

piano  35434  w Congress  st,  7 m $131 

Richards  R to  W W Charles  sept  13,  en- 
gine etc  63  Canal  st,  2y $1005 

Raymns  G to  P Hinz, $139 

Ryan  T to  W N Alley  sept  13,  horses  etc 

1144  Lill  av,  6m $559 

Russell  J to  W B Olmsteadsept  1 furn  285 

31st  st,  Nov  10 $110 

Ralph  W I to  A P Boynton  Sept  9.  furn, 

Norwood  Park,  22m $330 

Simmons  F to  W Van  O’Linda  Sept  3, 

horses  etc,  60  ds $150 

Short  F’  J to  W N AUey  Sept  8,  piano  and 

furn,  Morgan  Pk,  3m $89 

Smith  G F to  I Gilles  Sept  1,  furn,  70 

Adams  st,  60  ds $150 

Sanger  J to  EThon  Aug  1,  flowers  etc,  31 

40  14,  9 m $2C0 

Schmidt  J to  J Schmidt  Sept  4,  saloon  4059 

Wentworth  av  2y  6% $700 

Spencer  B D to  W W Charles  Sept  4,  horse 
etc,  Monroe  st  and  Michigan  av,  4 m 

$187 

Storrs  E B to  G E Crane  Sept  9,  drug  store 

1038  Van  Buren  st,  demand $350 

Short  J B to  C Wyman  sept  4,  furn  437  w 

Ohio  st  6m $98 

Schultz  F to  W W Charles  Sept  11,  print- 
ing office  25  Michigan  av,  3 m $248 

Smith  D L to  E RWalxer  Sept  11,  piano 

and  furn  3125  Portland  av,  3m $119 

Shuler  V L to  E R Walker  Sept  10,  horses 

etc,  Irving  Pk,  10  ds  $207 

Steen  J A to  J F Page  Sept  6,  engine  etc 

4713  State  st,  1 y $210 

Stoll  L to  M Brand  & Co  Sept  8,  saloon 

251  Cly bourne  av,  6m $275 

Snord  F to  S A Maxwell  &Co  Nov  30,  furn 

2127  State  st,  4m $197 

Sleeper  J T to  F G Robinson  Sept  1,  cows 

etc,  Palatine,  ly $500 

Smith  V P to  S V Boutwell  Sept  8,  furn 

121  Dearborn  st,  Apl  8 $500 

Schinfield  W A to  J D Spear  Sept  11,  li- 
brary, 2m $110 

Seehaus  M to  J D Spear  sept  10,  piano, 

193  Erie  st,  6m $130 

Schlaler  H W to  C Babcock  sept  11,  wagon 

etc,  223  w 12th  st,  3 m $56 

Scofield  M to  W N Alley  sept  13,  furn  1400 

Michigan  av,  2 m $71 

Stern  J A to  Troy  Laundry  Mach  Co  sept 

13,  machy  4713  State  st,  July  1 $465 

Scheffler  A to  C Williams  sept  13,  horses 

etc,  3025  Lyman  st  7 m $525 

Sheldon  M to  W H King  Sept  14,  furn  370 

State  st,  ly $288 

Sedlmayer  A to  T Boyle  sept  13,  furn 

138*4  n Wells  st  4 m $ 

Somers  J to  L Gerlinger  sept  14,  saloon 

1824  State  st $85 

Soss  F to  C Dossell  sept  14,  cows  etc  Ly- 
ons, 2y $400 

Sohns  R to  F Miller  sept  7,  saloon  74  Chi 

cago  av,  2 y $350 

Strom  C L to  F Miller  Aug  30,  saloon  130 

Larrabee  st,  2y $150 

Thompson  W F to  W B Cowgill  sept  6, 

furn,  6 m $59 

Toner  E P to  A Carmichael  sept  8,  furn 

5217  Dearborn  st,  6m $92 

Ten  Eyck  C F to  K Williams  sept  11,  furn 

5 22d  st $243 

Detz  C F’  to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  sept  4, 

saloon  127  w North  av,  1 y $600 

Vogeler  H to  F Kagebein  Aug  6,  saloon 

Lake  View,  ly $724 

Von  Treekow  A to  Troy  Laundry  M Co 
Sept  8,  machy  etc  161  n Clark  st,  4m  . . 125 
Van  Campen  A to  F G Leist  Sept  8,  furn 
1720  Sherman,  6 m $68 


Vergez  H to  E It  MacKev  Sept  10,  furn,  96 

Arthington  st,  4m $210 

Venus  W A to  P H Matthei  sept  14,  furn 

781  w 12th $600 

Wirth  F to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  Sept  9,  bil 

liard  goods  319  Division  st,  1 y .$300 

Ward  E to  W W Charles  Sept  13,  horses 

5705  La  Salle  st,  4m $115 

Wiot  M to  W W Charles  Sept  11,  furn  47 

Harrison  st,  4 m $346 

Weiss  H to  E R Walker  sept  8,  furn.  3124 

S Park  av,  4 m $141 

Wood  G W to  W N Alley  furn,  2732  Butter- 
field st,  4 m $65 

Willoughby  A P to  C Williams  sept  13, 

furn  etc,  Hyde  Pk.  7m $1770 

Wallace  J H to  A B Wilson  sept  14,  furn, 

2834  Calumet  av,  8m $56 

Wood  F E to  F G Thompson  Sept  — , 
printing  office  113  s Western  av,  6m.  $172 
Waltenstein  F to  C Kramer  Sept  7,  gro- 
cery etc  571  Jefferson  st,  2m $125 

Wischoffen  C to  A A Westengard  Aug  21, 

furn,  24  w Randolph  st,  6m $57 

Winans  L to  G Otto  Sept  5,  furn  Pullman 

5m $159 

Wagner  H V to  W N Alley  Sept  10,  furn  & 

and  piano  389  w Taylor  st,  2 m $262 

Williams  G L to  W N Alley  Sept  8,  furn 

26  n Throop  st,  6 m $132 

Walbrach  O to  E R MacKey  Sept  10,  furn 

754  Leavitt  st,  6m $57 

Ward  M to  P Schoenhofen  B Co  Sept  10, 

saloon,  27  Canalport  av,  1 y . . . . , $75 

Zielke  H to  W H King  Sept  10,  furn  392 

Paulina  st,  6m $125 

THURSDAY’*  REPORT. 

TOO  LATE  TO  OLASSIFT. 

CoxW  H to  C Babcock  Sept  11,  furn  73 

25th  st,  3 m $42 

Thompson  G to  W W Charles  Sept  5,  furn 

620  Wells  st,  12  m $125 

Liverman  H to  W S Wharton  Sept  15, 

furn  729  Madison  st,  4 in  ... . $97 

Baughman  F S to  D R Walker  Sept  13, 

furn  156  11  Peoria  st  1 m $29 

Dresher  H to  C Babcock  Sept  10,  furn  and 

piano  440  Belden  av,  2m $249 

Hall  C to  C Babcock  Sept  14,  furn  246  w 

Madison  st,  4 m $133 

Hamilton  F to  C J Shields  Sept  5,  furn  245 

Randolph  st,  20  m $2000 

Elwell  B to  L A W Brush  Sept  14,  furn  840 

Madison  st3  m $60 

Barry  H to  O F Malcolm  Sept  16,  presses 

etc  2634  State  st,  3 m $62 

StouferF  to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  Sept  9 

saloon  Kensington,  6 m $190 

Haas  C L to  G B Christie  Sept  15,  furn 

Ashland  block $121 

Fleischmann  R to  C Williams  Sept  1 1,  furn 

579  Wells  st $100 

Hebard  F P to  J E Hebard  Sept  16,  livery 

257  Wood  st,  2 y $1000 

McGinnis  P S to  Hilckwick  & Sexton  sept 

11,  furn  1138  Wilcox  av  6m $55 

Swartz  H L to  A N Waterman  Sept  lfurn 

244  Vabash  av,  2 y $500 

Mooney  J J to  W M Jones  Sept  15,  saloon 

158  Van  Buren  st  2 y $1450 

Silberschmidt  N to  N Barsaloux  Sept  14, 

furn  425  La  Salle  av,  3 m $165 

Grant  J H to  A Sternfeld  Sept  15,  wagon 

etc  551  State  and  253  Canal  sts  6m $50 

Gilbert  J to  Viuian  & Henry  sept  15,  car- 
riage 50  Union  st  5 m $150 


MORTGAGES. 

Leseth  J to  M Evenscn  Sept  6.  pt  It  7 b 12 

Ogden  add,  3y,  6$ $700 

Mansfield  W H to  Calumet  B & L Assn 
Aug  4,  It  10  and  pt  11  b 1,  21  38  14,  7%% 

$3,000 

Hatterman  F’  W to  R Corwith  Aug  30,  pt 

b 40,  Sheffield’s  add,  2 y 0% $1050 

Kruger  C E to  Phoenix  B Society  Aug  26, 
Its  1 and  2 b 4,  Ingledew  add,  Ravens 

wood  5% $2000 

Orcutt  O to  G A Folsom  Sept  7,  It  3 It  28, 
divn  1,  30  38  15,  2 y,  6% $150 


Bastien  A to  E M Greene  June  25,  It  29  b 

6,  5 37  14,  8% $100 

Cahill  M to  J Rinn  Sept  2,  It  17  b 8,  K & R' 

add,  Evanston,  2y.  7% $200 

Meyer  F et  al  to  H W Small  Aug  27,  Its  12 

to  15  b 207,  Maywood  2y,  7 % $1000 

Smith  S to  S Stipe  Sept  7,  pt  b 63,  21  42 

13,  5y,  0% ILOOO 

Jenvey  N W to  C Appeldorn  Sept  7.  It  41 

b 2,  18  36  15,  0% $100 

Monaghan  J J to  R R Clark  Sept  6,  Its  8 

and  9 b 47,  Lake  View  20  y,  6% $1365 

Prentice  E to  Mutual  I & L Assn  Sept  1,  It 

1 b 66,  Hvde  Park  8% $3750 

Kohle  A to  D Heitmann  Sept  1,  It  15  It  51 

etc.  8 38  14,  6tn,  8% $75 

Singer  R B to  I Wilson  Sept  9,  It  10  b 5, 

9 39  13,  2y,  8% $400 

Eldridge  C S to  J Worthy  Sept  8,  Its  159 

and  160  b 1,  33  39  14,  5 y,  8% $7000 

Packer  E M to  People’s  B & L Assn  July 

19,  It  12  b 2,  Hyde  Park  8 % $10,000 

Hocksema  J to  Chicago  Perm  B & L Assn 

Sept  7,  It  20  b 2, 17  38  14,  8% $400 

Baldwin  C H to  Douglas  Park  B Assn  Sept 

1,  pt  b 17,  La  Vergne,  8% $9000 

Miller  H J to  B & O Emp  R Assn  Sept  7,  It 

17  b 4,  5 and  6 37  15,  6 % $900 

Lundahl  A to  Phoenix  B Society  Sept  4,  !t 

1 b 31,  36  40  13,  5% $800 

Doelling  P W to  N Chi  Mnt  S & B Assn 

Sept  9,  It  60  b 40,  21  40  14,  5 1-5$ $10 

Nelson  C R to  W S Potwin  Sept  7,  It  30& 

pt  4 b 3,  Ingledew  add  6y,  7$ $1000 

Foertsch  T to  M Ballin  July  19,  Its  91  and 

92,  8 38  14,  3 y,  8%  $1000 

Hanselmann  G to  M Ballin  July  19,  Its  89 
and  90,  Ballin  sub,  8 38  14,  3 y,  6$$.  .1000 
Wagner  P A to  M Wagner  Sept  7,  It  26  It 

16,  Forestville  7 y,  8% $700 

Langdon  V B to  E J Swan  Sept  2,  Its  11 
and  12  b 1,  Norwood  Park  5y,  8% . . . . $400 
Wedenwald  LA  to  F D Cossitt  Sept  1,  It 

44  b 1,  etc,  23  39  13;  ly.  7% $225 

Hall  W S to  G L Webb  Sept  6.  Its  1 and  2 

b 7,  18  39  14,  2y,  8% $1,400 

Cassten  G to  People’s  B <fc  L Assn  It  22  nw 

34  8 38  14.  8% $100 

Okeu  V to  F Schnell  Sept  7,  It  24  b 3 b 5, 

Sheffield  add,  2y $400 

Perry  A D to  Commonwealth  L & B Assn 
Aug  12,  It  90  divn  1.  30  38  15,  8%....  $2000 
Gruschow  J to  C Fuehrer  Sept  8,  It  2 b 19, 

4 39  14.  3 y,  8% $3600 

Lee  Ole  to  Parkside  L & S Co  Aug  2,  Its  8 

and  9,  s e 34  20  38  14,  8%  $300 

Woodbridge  E to  People’s  B & L Assn  sept 

6,  Its  20  to  24  b 2,  31  38  15,  8% $800 

Griffin  J to  W W Phelps  May  24,  It  45  b 4, 

34  39  14,  2 y,  8% $1,100 

Martin  J to  A Heise  Sept  8,  It  17  b 7 b 5, 

Washington  Heights,  3 y 6 % $600 

Baseman  H to  M Leiseberg  Feb  22,  pt  17 

41  9,  4 y 7% $1,500 

Bowes  J P et  al  to  J N Bowers  Aug  2,  pt  It 

16  b 1,  16  38  14,  2 y,  7% $400 

Steno  B to  B Weaver  Sept  7,  It  1 b 41,  Le- 

mont  etc,  2 y,  7% $450 

Gleasner  N to  Lernont  B L & H Assn  July 
26,  It  6;  b 4 Dowse’s  add,  Lemont,  8% 

$625 

Myres  M to  J Griffin  Aug  13,  It  7 b 12,  20 

39  14,  2 y,  8% $5000 

Garfield  Park  Rose  Co  to  H Whitbeck  Aug 
30  Its  1 to  4 b 2,  Central  Park  add  3 y 

8% $6500 

Murphy  M to  H B F’itzmaurice  Sept  9.  It 

79  It  8,  4 38  14.  2 y,  7% $500 

McNamara  T to  C W Pierce  Aug  28,  It  2 b 

5,  9 38  14,  ly,  8% $150 

Grimm  A to  Phoenix  B Soc  Sept  8,  Its  4 

and  5 b 5,  Gross  n add,  5 Vo $1400 

Brunback  A to  Calumet  B & L Assn  Sept 

1,  It  40  b 7,  Hegewisch $1000 

Schreiber  F to  J Schmidt  Sept  10,  It  39  b 

6 b 13,  Sheffield  add,  4 y,  6% $725 

Hoff  J to  P Damm  Sept  9,  It  23  b 47,  7 38 

14,  3y.  8% $600 

Blackwell  J D et  a 1 to  H S Oakley  J uly  15 
pt  w 34  se  34  1 38  13,  1 y,  8%. . . ....$4000 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Klemer  MLtoP  Wolf  Sept  9 It  1 Ellis  e 

add,  2 y,6% $3580 

Haug  K to  North  Chi  MutS  & B Assn  sept 

10,  It  32  b 5,  Gross  n add  5 1-5# $300 

McKay  M to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  May  20, 

It  2 b 2 b 23,  31  39  14,  8# .'$1,200 

Mundt  F to  Fifth  Wd  B & L Assn  Sept  8, 

Us  12  to  15  b 3,  25  40  13,  8# $2000 

Findlay  J to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  Sept  8,  It 

27  b 6,  28  39  14,  8# $400 

Luetzinger  J to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  Sept 
8,  Its  11  and  12  It  lb  29,  29  39  14,  8# 

$200 

Link  J to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  Sept  8,  It  18 

b 2,  Murray’s  add,  8# $500 

Mulder  J to  J Frieling  Sept  10,  Its  11  and 

12,b  9,  33  38  14,  5 y 6# $1200 

Burwell  A A to  H Greer  Aug  20,  Its  44  to 

46  b 3 20  38  14,  2y $625 

Dimick  0 J to  N W M L Ins  Co  Aug  19,  w 
% Its  19  and  24,  b 122,  s s add  5 y,  5 1 5 

% $24,000 

Schwardt  J H to  N W M L Ins  Co  Sept  2, 

Its  1 and  2 b 63,  21  39  14,  3 y,  6# ... . $9000 
Fitzgerald  J & M to  C G Hutchinson  Sept 

8,  It  30  It  1 b 5,  7 39  14,  ly,  1% $100 

Klein  C L to  T J Stanton  Sept  9,  pt  Its  4 
and  5 It  13.  Butterfield’s  add,  1 y,  7#.  $300 
Flynn  S J to  W Chicago  B & L Assn  July 

17,  It  4 b 12,  28  39  14,8% $2000 

Monks  A to  People’s  B & L Assn  Sept  6,  It 

10,  b 1,  32  39  14,  8# $1300 

Eady  N H to  People’s  B & L Assn  Sept  6, 

It  30,  se  H 11  39  13,  8# $3000 

Zurburg  F W et  al  to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co 
Aug  23,  It  30  b C,  Wrightwood  5 y,  6# 

$7500 

Dilg  J to  M M Gaylord  Mch  16,  It  29  b 1, 

9 38  14,  6# $966 

Hannemann  B to  H Heinsen  Sept  6,  Its  41 

and  42  b 37,  5 and  6 37  15,  3y,  6# $400 

Boger  W C to  H Heinsen  Sept  6,  It  25  b 60 

5 and  6 37  15,  1 y 6# $400 

Kerr  L G to  E Castle  Sept  11.  Its  58  and 

59  b 10,  etc,  11  39  13,  4 y,  6# $3812 

Howes  S B to  C Lewis  Aug  20,  It  13  b 50, 

Hyde  Pk,  2 y,  6% $2000 

Mich  J to  A Samuel,  it  21,  b 5,  5 39  14,  3 y 

$900 

Bueschke  W to  F W Hatterman  Aug  15,  It 

41  b 16,  31  40  14.  4 y 6# $200 

Gabel  M to  M M Lochner  Aug  26,  pt  18  41 

13,  3 y,8# $647 

McDermott  C to  R O’Neal  Sept  7,  It  55  b 
2,  33  39  14, 

Vogel  A to  M M Gaylord  Mch  14,  It  24  b 1 

9 38  14,  6% $996 

Thommen  A to  M Ballin  Sept  10,  It  37, 

Ballin  sub  8 38  14, 2y,  6# $225 

Petersan  C to  J Lill  Sept  6,  It  18  b 2 b 44, 

Sheffield’s  add,  5 y,  %%% $1,700 

Buck  A H to  I B Clark  Aug  25,  pt  Its  48 

and  49  b 60,  7 39  14,  1 y 6% $3000 

Munzner  C to  Commonwealth  L & B Assn 
Aug  5,  Its  15  and  16  b 103,  Cornell,  8# 

$1000 

Sourwine  A M to  J Logeman  Sept  13,  Its 

35  and  36  b 13,  7 39  14,  3y,  7# $3000 

Conger  R M to  Permanent  B & L Assn 

Sept  6,  It  154,  Flint’s  add  8# $1,300 

Ward  E to  BooKkeepers  B & L Assn  Sept 

7,  Its  30  and  31  b 1,  36  40  13,  7# $1900 

Stennett  W H to  J W ScovilleSept  3,  It  17 

and  18  b 21,  7 39  13  5 y,  6# $1)520 

Schellenberg  F L to  C W H Frederick 
Sept  13,  It  59  b 1,  Sheffield’s  add  1 y,  6# 
$1000 


Demint  to  Catherine  B Suavely $2000 

N W uw  25  40  13,  Sept  21  ’80  Brian 

Philpot  to  0 H Horton  $t 

Lot  17  blk  35,  Carpenter  add  Aug  30,  Hat- 
tie C Long  to  V H Higgins $1 

Lot  35  and  w % lot  34  blk  48,  7 39  14,  Sept 
7,  Wm  E Mason  to  Edwd  Werniok.  .$1000 
Lot  78  blk  34,  19  39  14,  Sept  7,  Wm  J 

Manning  to  Matz  Kolar $150 

Lot  2 s lot  13  and  also  lot  14  blk  2,  Hay- 
ward’s sub  ne  % 11  39  13,  Sept  9,  P *E 

Stanley  to  Jane  Thomas $150 

Lot  19  assn  plat  of  blks  2 12  and  15  w Y 
27  39  14,  July  21,  Caroline  E Chapin  to 

Chas  C Collins $11000 

Lot  75  Giveur  & Gillerts  sub  s 15  ac  e U 
sw  34  14  39  13  Feb  4,  Joseph  A Hoyt  to 

R R Cherry $i0 

Lot  22  w pt  blK  20  5 39  14,  June  1,  Eliza- 

betha  Helbig  to  S Tauber $5 

Lot  29  of  Its  14  to  17  blk  10,  Rockwells 
add,  July  24,  Jane  R Stowe  to  Leavitt 

st  Cong’l  Church $30 

Lot  23  blK  2,  Baird  & Bradley’s  sub  in  6 39 
14,  Sept  4,  H H Gage  to  C F Marsh.  .$400 
BIk  32  Elston  add,  Sept  9.  Citv  of  Chicago 

to  estate  of  Joseph  Dinet . $336 

Lot  11  blk  5 blk  32  S S add  Aug  28,  W W 

Maray  to  T 0 T Hartigan $$25 

Lot  13  blK  5 Wallers  sub  ne  20  39  14, 
July  2‘\  John  Healy  to  Mary  J Gross.  . $15 
Lots  lit  2 B 2 Archer  add  A Gage  to  Jno 

Strauss  Aug  25 $1400 

Lot  19  Cottage  Grove  July  20,  Fannie  For- 
sythe to  Pullman  Land  Assn ; 

Lots  44  to  48  blk  2,  Millard  Deckers  sub 
e 3^  nw  }. 4 26  39  13,  Sept  28,  Sarah  P 

French  to  Geo  I Smith $1250 

Lot  74  blK  5 Wallers  sub  nw  34  ne  % 20  39 
14  Oct  8,  ’85,  Norman  O Allen  to  Chas 

G French $300 

Same  premises  Sept  16,  John  Freeman  et 

al  to  C G French $325 

Lot  12  of  Lots  25  to  29,  Blk  8,  etc  Ash- 
land add  Sept  9,  Willey  B Smith  to  J P 

Sharp $1 

Lot  29  of  Lots  14  to  17  Blk  10,  Rockwells 
add  Sept  11,  G M Steese  to  Leavitt  st 
Congregational  church $20 


BILLS  OF  SALF. 


QUIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  AID  QUIT- 

CLAIM OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lots  3 and  4 blk  135  ss  add,  Aug  19,  Lucy 

A Brewster  to  Josephine  Brewster $1 

Lot  10  bln  17,  Carpenter’s  add,  Sept  1, 
Minnie  J Forsyth  et  al  to  Mary  J F Per- 

iolat $500 

Lot  4 blk  12,  Walker’s  sub  e % se  34  28  39 
14,  Sept  7,  Harriet  M Fuller  to  James  J 

Flynn $37 

Lot  29  blk  47,  7 39  14,  Aug  13,  John  Alm- 

quist  to  Sarah  J Houston $1 

Und  34  Lot  8 of  N 3 acr  Lot  2 Blk  37,  w)4 
21  39  14,  Sept  10,  Kasel  Foucek  to  Mane 

Foucek $1 

SW  34  se  34  ne  34  14  39  13,  June  11,  Hen- 
ry B Masart  to  Henry  W Hoyt $5 

Lot  10  blk  18,  Carpenter’s  add  Aug  28,  Ed- 
mund D Taylor  to  Jno  T Dale $1 

Lot  7 of  lots  9 and  10,  blk  70  Russeil  M & 

R add;  also  s 34  lot  9 of  Lot  6 blk  30,  33 
40  14,  Sept  1,  T Carbine  to  E Lane  . . . $200 
Lots  7 of  Lots  9 and  10  blk  70,  Russell  M 
& R add,  also  lot  16  blk  17,  19  39  14  May 

14,  A Gage  to  Same $255 

W 40  ft  of  Lot  2 blk  6 s s add,  Aug  5,  Jas 

M Taylor  to  Jas  Rutherford $200 

ot  80  blk  40  33  40  14,  June  29,  Emma  B 


JUDGMENTS. 

SUPEBIOB  OOUBT. 

Wm  R Manierre  v City.  By  agreet,  $4000. 
OIBOUIT  OOUBT. 

56740  James  D Fessenden  v George  Leonard. 


97182 


consent,  $950. 

TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 
3007  M W Kerwin  et  al  v John  W Cody.  $2  )0. 


By 


v Wm  H Martin  and  wife. 


3008  Edward  Peterson 
$188.61 

30u9  A E Austin  v D W Curran.  $99.50. 

3U10  John  Hut'meyer  v Wm  C Haywood.  $100.67. 

3011  Christian  Prohle  v Lauritz  Paulsen.  $29.75 

3012  Otto  Fosch  v John  and  Jhekles  Biebel.  $113. 

3013  Daniel  Ousleyv  John  G Van  Horn.  $82.24. 

3ul4  John  Messbach  v John  and  V A Leeson  and  N 
Jacobson.  $200. 

3015  E A Hartwell  v J Schalk.  $141.68. 

3016  W A Rend  et  al  v H W Boyd.  $103.50. 

3017  Jonn  Bates  v Martin  Lyons.  $3  82. 

3018  J H Gormley  et  al  v Jacob  Blattau.  $200. 

3019  J D Skorawadav  AH  Darling  and  J H Cook.  $180. 

3020  Caroline  Paulson  v Lewis  Leblache.  $164. 

3021  John  W Enright  et  aluse  etc,  v Martin  O’Connor 
and  wife.  $35.75. 

3022  Arthur  H Merrill  v John  Kiley.  $50. 

3U23  F Schell  v Robert  Blair.  $0  ,.23. 

3024  O B Jacsbs  v A & Caroline  Norling.  $21.50. 

3025  Merchants’  Nat  Bk  v Emma  T Hogle.  $2uu. 

3026  E p Koch  v Catherine  M and  Daniel  Cochran 
$85. 

3027  Frederick  Gardner  v Daniel  Mitchell.  $40. 

3u28  Patrick  Daly,  use  etc,  v A Reutsch.  $53. 

3029  Frederick  Watson  v Annie  J Duggan.  $173.80. 

3030  John  F Sullivan  v Henry  L Rexford,  David  K 
Prentice  and  A S Riggs.  $27,30. 

3031  W J Hamilton  v Catherine  Popp.  $23-25. 

3 32  Wm  Gavin  v Mrs  Michael  Connors.  $80. 

3031  E H Wachs  v David  Wylie.  $200. 

3034  E H Wachv  Same.  $17o.43. 

3035  O B Jacobs  v Christian  Nelson  and  wife.  $53. 

3u36  Same  v Max  Haiken.  $50.90. 

3037  P Lichtenstadt  v Geo  Littlejohn.  $79. 

3038  E A Gwatheney  v B W S Clark  and  wife.  $66.36. 

3039  Christian  Specht  v Mary  Crawford.  $100. 

3040  Same  v Same.  $100. 

3041  Thos  Wells  v F W Jennings.  28. 

3.42  Jones  Gilmartin  v Mrs  M F Beil.  $38.95. 


U.  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT. 

524  L A Cognard  v Town  of  Lacon.  $200. 


ASSIGNMENTS. 


Evans  & Davis  to  F C Caldwell  Sept  11. 
dules. 


No  sche- 


MASTER’S  SALE. 

October  29— Federal  Building;. 

In  the  U.  S,  Circuit  Court,  N,  District  of  Illinois: 
Phillip  Henry  Brown  et  al.  vs  The  Toledo,  Peoria  & 
Western  R.  R.  Co.  et  al. 

All  the  Railroad,  premises  and  property  of  said 
Company  in  the  State  of  Illinois  and  Iowa,  etc., 
$60,0i  0 to  be  paid  in  cash,  the  remainder  on  confirm- 
ation of  sale.  H.  W.,  Bishop,  Master. — ^Chicago 
Tribune. 


Gillen  Widall  to  Peter  J Barth  SeDt9  fixtures  stock 

etc,  in  store  322  North  av $5L0 

Levison  S & A to  Grimm  and  Miller  Sept  8,  grocer- 
ies etc,  484  s Halsted  st $800 

Bodley  R & R to  Grimm  & Miller  August  21,  Same 



McGuire  Jas  to  Mrs  Jas  McGuire  Sept  9,  furu  220  w 

Monroe  st jgjg 

Cizkoosky  B J to  Christian  Pfeiffer  Sept  9.  laundry 

starch  179-181  e Madison  st $58 

Simon  Joseph  to  Anno  Mahr  Sept  11,  furn,  419 

Wells  st  ..$2(  0 

Gibbons  Hannah  to  H r Schumman  Sept  11,  restau- 

rant  42  s Halsted  st $1250 

Schumman  H to  R E Higgins  Sept  11,  restaurant  42 

s Halsted  s $1,500 

Ennis  Vrs  Andrew  to  Henry  Hasser  Aug  25,  saloon 

114  Rees  st 

Steffen  Peter  to  M Hnss  Sept  8,  saloon  119  w 12th 

st $2,200 

Ormond  Carrie  to  Fannie  Hamilton  Sept  15,  furn 

245  Randolph  st  $2100 

Montonya  A M to  L B Montonya  July  3,  furn  1736 

Sherman  place $ino 

Charles  W W to  Fred’k  Schultz  printing  office,  25 

Michigan  av $243 

Mahr  Fred’k  to  Joseph  Simon  Sept  10,  furn,  419 

Wells  st $179 

Stephens  I to  A Van  Treskan  Sept  8,  laundry  161  n 

Clark  st $497 

Strabeck  Mrs  C to  Olson  & Struebing  furn"— ."..$62 
Doughty  Addison  to  J C Coe  sept  8,  horses  buggies 

eto $6000 

Proehl  Fred’k  to  R Wiersig  Aug  14,  interest  in  firm 
of  Groehl  Bros $250 


COUNTRY  RUILDING  NEWS. 


Lincoln,  Neb, — Jas‘  Rivett  will  erect  e 
two-story  frame  residence.  Grates,  furnace 
heat,  mantels,  range  etc. 


Delaware,  Ohio. — A Catholic  Church  wil 
be  built  at  a cost  of  $4,000;  A.  Druiding. 
architect,  Chicago,  111.;  sub  let. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 


This  List  is  published  but  once  and  is  not  kept  in 
type.  See  back  numbers  of  The  Journal, 


Sigourney,  Iowa. — Contract  has  been  let 
to  A.  P.  Swails,  of  Davenpurt.  for  building 
a $15,000  school-house;  J.  VV.  Ross,  architect 
Davenport. 

Joliet,  III. — Mr.  H.  Boehme,  architect, 
reports  on  hand:  St.  Mary’s  School,  two-story 
and  basement,  stone  walls,  slate  roof;  cost, 
$15,000;  Werner  & Miller,  and  H.  A.  Burlin- 
game, contractors. 


September  28. 

Lots  15  and  16  in  b 1 of  Flournoy’s  re-sub  of  Jones 
& Patrick’s  add  in  sec  18  39  14.  Anna  A Baker,  Guar- 
dian. L N. 

October  5. 

Lots  21  and  22  in  b 1 of  Eberhart  & Treat’s  sub  of 
the  ne  qr  of  the  6W  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  9 39  14;  also  lots 
17  and  18  in  a sub  made  by  Larned,  Radkin  & Brear 
ly.  of  the  se  qr  of  nw  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  9 38  14.  S F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lot  29  in  Abel  B Smith’s  sub  of  b 7 of  Walsh  ii  Mc- 
Multin’s  sub  of  a part  of  se  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  S F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  38  and  39  in  lot  8 of  Lill  & Mueller’s  sub  of 
lots  7 and  8 of  Assessor’s  div  of  b 42  In  Sheffield’s  add, 
S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  14  15  and  16  in  b 7 Harriet  Farlin’s  sub  of  the 
w half  of  se  qr  of  sec  25  40  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sher- 
iff. L N. 

Lot  1 b 35  of  E R Smith’s  sub  of  Sheffield’s  add.  S 
F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lots  11  and  12  in  sub  B 2 in  Binford’s  sub  of  b 1 of 
Caroline’s  sub  of  w half  of  se  qr  of  sec  25  38  14.  S F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

October  12. 

The  und  half  part  of  lot  17  in  Stewart’s  sub  of  the 
sw  qr  of  b 23  iu  South  Branch  addn,  being  a sub  of 
part  of  se  frac  of  nw  qr  of  sec  28  39  14.  Miranda  W 
Read,  Admx.  N F. 

October  13. 

Lots  36  and  37  in  b 53  of  that  certain  sub  made  by 
C & C C & D Co  of  parts  of  frac  sections  5 and  6 37  15. 
Margaretha  Ziegler,  Admx.  L N. 

October  18. 

Lots  23  and  24  in  b 2 of  White’s  addn  to  Evanston. 
Francis  Bradley,  Trusuee.  L N. 


Bathgate,  Dak. — A two-story  brick  bank 
building  will  be  erected  here  at  a cost  of 
$4,000.  Hardwood  finish,  tin  roof,  fire-proof 
vaults,  safe,  etc;  Jas.  C.  Plant,  40«  Nicollet 
ave.,  Minneapolis  Minn.;  is  the  architect; 
H.  E.  Selden.  21  Syndicate  Block  of  Min- 
neapolis, is  the  contractor. 

Sheboygan,  Wis. — C.  Hilpertshawsvr  ar- 
chitect, has  plans  for  a two-story  brick 
school  house,  to  be  erected  at  a cost  of  about 
$8,500.  School  furniture,  galvanized  iron, 
furnace  heat;  Jacob  Hilpertshawser  is  the 
contractor 

Detroit,  Mioh. — Thos.  Sherk  will  erect  a 
two-siory  residenoe  at  a cost  of  $3,600.  It 
will  be  built  of  brick,  terra  cotta,  plate  and 
stained  glass,  etc.  Carpets,  furniture,  dumb 
-waiter,  grates,  mantels,  hardwood  finish, 
furnace  heat,  piano,  range  slate  roof,  etc; 
R.  L.  Brooks  is  the  architect. 


Montgomery,  Minn. — A two-story  Catho- 
lic school-house  will  be  erected  here.  It  will 
be  built  of  brick.  Prices  wanted  on  school 
furniture.  Rev.  F.  J.  Pribyl  is  the  pastor 
and  architect. 


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Dealers  in 


Builders’  Hardware 


Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

</F  EVERY  DLLCRIPTLON, 

184  &186  CLARK  ST.,  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 


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REAL  ESTATE  ANI)  BUILDING  JOURNAI 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
V the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


GASOLINE 


factory  Lamps 

BUILDERS  of 

GAS  Z, 

' AA/ATER 
70  IRKS. 


PHILADELPHIA. 

N.YxN.J.G.G.Lt.Co.Ltd. 

No. I PARK  PLACE. 

NEW  YORK. 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


HAWKINSON  & BKUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Keuting.  Office,  Boom  22,  Uhltch  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


O.  M.  Wells.  j.  m.  Skceist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  &.  CO. 

IR,  E -A.  L,  ESTATE, 

168  liaSalle  St..  Room  1?.  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caloiir-ining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Hear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  ■ 

For  Sale.  Chicago. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  & 54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 


REAL  ESTATE 

Room  7. 


108  & 110  Dearborn 

St.,  - Chicago. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

ItooniH  15-17.  OO  l.aWalle  Nti  eet. 


J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUICKBHANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 S4  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Properly  a Specialty. 


W.  L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Kstaie,  l.oun  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

R,  E -A-  I_.  ESTAT  E, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES— CAR  LOTS-DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch t47  00 

1st  and  2d  clear,  1 M and  ll/2  inches 45  00 

3d  clear,  1^4,  1V2  and  2 incnes 42  00 

A select,  1*4  and  1*4  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches . . 41  00 

B select,  l*4i  1/4  and  2 inches 30  00@32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 25  00 

2x4  B,  select 21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 \ 30^00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

let  and  2d  clear 47  00 

^3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select,  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select,  25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — HOUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C . 32  00 

D stock!  12,'  1L  and  16  ft .... . . 20  00 

D 18  f t 23  00 

D20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2, 12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

*•  “ 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com,  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS— KOUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  ifl  50 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 35  00 

B 33  00 

C 25  00 

A clear,  4-inch 32  00 

B 29  00 

C 25  00 

No  1 Fencing,  6-inch,  D and  M 16  10 

10  feet 15  00 

Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch 22  00 

B,  4-inch 20  00 

B 6-inch 20  00 

C,  6-inch 17  00 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or  ship  lap  14  50 
10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or  ship  lap 15  50 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 37  00 

B 35  10 

0 27  00 


FLOORING  STRIPS  - 

1st  and  2d  clear 

A siding  strips 

A flooring  strips 

B „ „ 

0 „ 


-ROUGH— 6 INCH. 


40  00 
38  00 
33  00 
32  00 
23  00 


BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 23  00 

A,  % -inch,  4 and  6-inch 21  50 

i B 20  50 

C 15  00 

Clear  and  A,  % -inch,  6-inch 32  00 

Clear  and  A.  3£-inch,  6 inch 34  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 30  on 

B,  insh,.  6 inch 33  00 

SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet 22  00 

A siding 20  50 

B 19  50 

C 14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 10  60 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 


SEWING-MACHINE' 

HAS  NO  EQUAL. 


PERFECTS  A T/SF ACTION 


Hew  Home  toil  Machine  Co. 

—ORANGE,  MASS.— 

30  Union  Square,  N,  Y.  Chicago,  III.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Atlanta,  6a.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


FOR  SALE.  PV_ 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  M\CHINE'CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  i 


WML.  LEA6VE  A €«.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

HEELER  & CO.— Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Rent- 
ing. Room  1 — 130  La  Salle  St. 

J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS 

Room  8,  i 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 

BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted.)  CHICAGO, 
granch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 

BUILDINGS  MOVED. 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 

TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING  AGENCY. 

1«I  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO,  11,1,. 


194  LaSalle  St., 


WILLIAM  LUMLEY, 

Chicago,  111. 


BANK, 


And  MiPBJis 


Furniture 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 

and  Fittings 


iBKwWMIllMIli 

Laree  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

„ 14, 16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths U 50 

Common  1*4  and  1 ‘4-inch 13  (X) 

Green,  $1  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 14  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

,,  12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  60 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 


Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 
Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 


on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  30. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1 y2  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2^4-inch 00  60 

2‘4-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A !. . 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  lessthaD 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  same  lengths 11  00@16  00 

2x8,  „ „ H 00@14  50 

2x10,  ,,  „ H 00 (hi 6 00 

2x12,  „ 11  00 @17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft 10  00 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

LATH — CAR  LOAD8. 

Dry 1 80 

CEDAR  POST8  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 44  “ “ u 14 

6 “ “ 44  44  18 

7 44  4*  44  “ 23 

8 44  44  44  “ 33 

9 to  11  44  44  “ 43 

I 8 inch,  sawed  %%  7 feet 7*4 

9 to  11,  “ 7 feet 11 

5*4  inch,  44  *4,  7 feet 7*4 

6 44  44  */< , 7 feet 9 

7 44  44  */2,  7 feet 11 

8 44  44  */2,  7 feet 16 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 


1st  and  2d  in $24  00@26  00 

l\i  in.  and  over 25  00  27  00 

Common.  17  00 

Cull 11  00  13  00 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1^  in 23  00  25  00 

Thicker 25  00  27  00 

Cull 8 00  10  00 


WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 


Clear 26  00 

Common 16  00  17  00 

Cull * 8 00 

Timbers 17  00  19  00 

Quarter-sawed 38  00 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 24  00  25  00 

Common 15  00  16  00 

Cull 10  00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 25  00  30  00 

Axles 30  00 

Cull 10  00 

Reaches 25  00  27  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 65  00  75  00 

Thicker 70  00  80  00 

Common 45  00  50  00 

Cull 25  00  30  GO 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50  00 

l*/2xl*/2  & 2x2 25  00  35  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 70  ro  75  00 

Thick 80  00  85  00 

Common 35  00  40  00 

Cull ■ lo  00  15  00 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

1st  & 2d 32  50  35  00 

1st  & 2d,  1%  in  and  up 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Cull 6 00  10  00 

Log  run  13  oo  15  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

Clear 20  00  21  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 5 00  7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

Clear ...  20  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 00  6 OO 

Log  Run 14  00  15  00 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d ...  24  00  27  00 

Common  and  better 22  00 

ROCK  ELM. 

Good 15  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

SYCAMORE. 

Good 15  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00 

BEECH. 

Good 14  00  15  00 

Cull 

Log  Run 12  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling..  ..  22  00  24  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 19  00  20  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  29  00 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 30  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 44  60 

44  44  44  rough 42  60 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 90 

Fancy  butt 4 60 


DAVID  WHITEFORD,  A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO 

Practical  Plumber 


Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  PATENT  STOP  AND 
WASTE  COCK  & WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICAGO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


NGRAVIN(Tb^t*FRO 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Co. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Eegisters  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
dweliings. 


59  & 61  Lake 


( CHICAGO.  ] 

:e  St.  ) ( 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 

227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


an  id- 


decorators. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wabash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston.  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  st. 


Manufacturers 
of  tine 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings,  ‘ 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

—AS— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


IICTSTTjR^ILTCIE  AGENTCY' 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

_ Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * 


Telephone  No.  1353 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE! 

We  make 

Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 

Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimneys,  Etc. 

IgifOur  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 

TAetcle  in  anyColor  Desired 

Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted.  Delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  HI. 


Stein  WAY'S 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior — including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 
Inventors  and  So*  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES! 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STR’T. 

o 

Jjj.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  li.  Boynton,  Vice-Pre*.  > “ Boynton  ” Furnaces. 
H.  G.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 

Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
*»  STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICAGO. 

tW  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 

PETER  E POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


EJg’”  Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET.’ 


F HUH.  CLARKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


Sewer 


FIRE  BRICK 


AND 


mm  & RAMSEY. 

107  La  alle  Street. 

ards — 69  N.  Elizabeth  St.  ] 
5th  st.  A k.  & S.  M.  S.  R.  R . 


FIRE  CLAY. 


Pipe 


EL  G.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

‘*A  perfect  Pit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


ADVERTISERS 

Can  learn  the  exact 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 


cost  of  any  proposed  WALL  PAPERS, 

line  of  Advertising  in  * 

American  Papers  paints,  oils,  glass, 
by  addressing  Geo.  P 

Roweii  & cos  I HOUSE  DECORAT  I NG, 


Newspaper  Advertising  Bureau. 
1©  Spruce  St., 

Send  10  cts.  for  175  Page  Paniplilet 


BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c.. 


No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 


Cor.  Curtis  St. 


CHICACO.  ILL. 


Vol.  XXVIII 


Nc  39. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  SEPT.  25.  1883. 


Single  Copy,  I 5c. 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS L 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS II. 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILDINGS... III. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE IV. 

THE  RECORD V. 

THE  RECORD-  Continued VI. 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS ' VIII. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  IX. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-FORECLOSURES XIL 


Fire  Proof  Roofing 

SPARHAM  ROOFING  CO., 

149  La  Salle  St.,  - - Chicago. 

The  Only  Really  Reliable  Roof  in  the  Market. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
O i'i  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


COAL! 


& Co. 


MAIN  OFFICE:— 107  DEARBORN  ST. 


YARDS  AND  OFFICES: 

CITY  ( Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  R.  j 

Telephone  1303.  ( Clybourn  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R.  ; 


CAKE  VIEW 
Telephone  395. 


Henry  Sharon  &Co. 

IVo.  246  La  Salle  St , Chioajjo. 

The  Negotiating  of  Specific  Sales  a Specialty. 
Investments  Made.  Taxes  Paid  and  Prop- 
erty managed  for  Non-Residents. 
Real-estate  Bought  and  Sold,  Loans  Negotiated, 
Property  Leased. 


M.  KEATING, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retai 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


T. 


[Established  1856], 

NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wsb&sh  Avg,.  telephose,  5710.  CHICAGO. 


-THE- 


Packers  1 Provision  Dealers  Insurance  Co. 

OF  CHICAGO. 

OFFICERS’  \ Henry  Botsford,  President.  Wm.  E.  Rollo,  Vice-President. 

* ( Charles  L.  Hutchinson.  Treasurer.  J.  B.  Tower  Secretary. 

WM.  E.  & WM.  P.  HOLLO  & CO.,  Agents,  Tel^9huufc  210  LaSalle  Street. 


PETER  & BINDER, 

contractors  and  manufacturers  of 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Tin  and  Slate  Roofing, 

stal  Sky-Liahts,  Dormer  Windows 
General  Copper  and  S 

684  MILWAUKEE  AVE., 


Metal  Sky-Liahts,  Dormer  Windows,  Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
General  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Works, 

- CHICAGO. 


6RACHV0GEL  & PRESS  Manufacturinq  Co..Art  Dealers’ steel  Engravings  and  PhotosrapIls 

'"“"“'“VIMI  '"3  VWM  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Mouldings  for  Room  Decoration  a Specialty. 


PARLOR  MIRRORS  AND  PICTURE  FRAMES. 


Re-Gilding  Done  on  Short  Notice.' 


Nos.  251  & 253  Wabash  Ave., 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


tx.  A.  Mariner  | Estab.  1856.  | Wm.  Hoskins 
ANALYTICAL 

Chemists  and  Assayers, 

81  S Clark  St.,  (Top Floor)  CHICAGO. 

Assays  and  Analyses  of  all  kinds,  such  as 
Ores,  Cements,  Clays,  and  Building  Materials  gen- 
erally. Water,  Foods,  etc.,  tested. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water-tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  M\lt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  a.nd  Fire  Proof 

SI  MPSON  BROS., 


Room  15.  159  l.aSalle  Street,  CHICAGO,  i 
Telephone  SS3.  j 


IE, 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) AGENTS.  ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  & CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 
CULLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  8,  N.  W.  cor.  Randolph 
and  La  Salle  Sts. 

I>AVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO..  114  La  Salle  st. 

(wETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st» 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  & Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  & ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  & HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salle  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 

HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Blk. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  & Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JENKS,  S.  L.,  & Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 

K.ERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  & 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 

.LEAGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  I740  Ashland  Ave. , nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

UIAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

XATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOW’AK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms.  I 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE  & KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 


PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  6t. 
KEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 
REED.  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,&  SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

Carpenters  and  Builders. 

ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street  - 
(Telephone  No  612.) 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St.-Room  49. 
SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SHARON.  HENRY,  & CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 
SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 
STRAUS,  F.  W.,  164  Washsngton  St. 

STANLEY.  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 
STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 

TAYLOR,  WM.  E.,  31st  st.,cor  Cottage  Grove  ave. 
TIDHOLM  & REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  & KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

Architect, 

M ALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  k Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  k CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  k CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F.,  239  West  Chicago  ave. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 

ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  6t. 

Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Brokers. 

SHARON,  HENRY,  k CO.,  226  La  Salle  St. 

Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  k HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  k 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 

Real  Estate  Signs. 

ANDERSON,  E.  W„  54  Waldo  Place. 

Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 

BRANDT,  H E.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  8001. 

NORTON  D„  1311  Wabash  ave. 

Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St. 

Chimney  Sweepers. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8 — 165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 

Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

Wood  Carpets. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  & 268  Wabash  ave. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 

— : — 

Iron  Cornices. 

CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  K.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  k MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO.,1 22-126  Washing! 
HADDOCK,  V ALLETTE  & RICKCORDS,  85  k 87  Di 
born  st. 

HANDY  k CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  k CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  C< 
House. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Gray 
Roofers. 

BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 

CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 


] Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer, 

, 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


MANUFACTURERS,  ATTENTI01 

If  you  want  to  Locate  at  a Good  Manufacturi 
Point,  write  to 

J.  F1.  Powell, 
Waukegan,  II 


Lyon 
& Heal  j 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  ooi 
ceded  to  be  THE  BEST  in  tb 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,0C 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  thei 
durability  and  capacity  for  staa'i 
ing  in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rivt 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Lett 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  ths  Mi 
sical  Profession. 
WAREKOOMS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  39. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  SEPT.  25,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


REAL  ESTATE  pf1  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  18(16.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Sireet,  Chicago. 

TERMS: 

Per  Yeah  (in  advance) ..  ..#4.00 

After  July  1,  '86,  $5.00,  except  to  animal  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 

Entered  at  Chicago  Post-office  as  second-class  matter 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW. 


THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 


SNOW  & DICKINSON, 

Real  Estate  Brokers 

MORTGAGE  LOAAS, 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

g^^Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  Non- 
residents. 

HEED  & HURLBUT, 

.MIOISTEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

B02xTX3S  FOE 

Josiau  IL  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hurlbut,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 

W.  HE.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Residences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 


JNO.  B IvNIGlIT. 


JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

(REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

J^°We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
fnon-residents. 


C.  U.  GORDON. 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


0,  U,  Gordon  & 0o„ 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


79  Dearborn  St., 

CH/RAGO. 


LUCKY  NUMBERSI 

ONE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  CIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS, 

149  Madison  Street. 

F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 

1 Rents  Collected , Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 

for  Non-Residento,  Ileal  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No.  433. 

if' — ■ — 

0HA8.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL. 

FRED’K  8.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

(Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

Time  Loans  Negotiated, 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 
Dealers  in  Real  Estate. 


O.  H.  PU8CHECK. 


H a ZUTTERMEI8TER. 

H.  C.  ZDTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 
Property  in  all  parts  of  the  Citv  and  vicinity, 
Rente  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

{^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-elass  steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ani  Financial  Agents. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  ox  non-residents. 

~~ cThT  MULLIKEH, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

I_.OA.lSrS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 


GEO.  M.  BOGUE. 


H.  V/.  HOYT. 


Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McN©hl. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICA.GO. 


I II.  FELSENTHAL. 
| JACOB  GROSS. 


FREDERICK  MILLER. 
ADAM  MILLER. 


P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 


E.  S.  DREYER  Sc  CO., 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $ 300,000 . 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds ; the  Execution  of  Trusts ; The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

F.  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Especi  'ttention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 

D.  Gr.  HAMILTON, 

DEALER  IN 

Real  Estate  I Mortgage 
Investments, 


94  Washington  Street, 


Chicago. 


FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 


isooaxi  3.0, 


99  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 


H.  L.  TURNER.  W.  A.  POND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 


real  Estate  mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 


MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street, 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 

ARTHUR  C.  GEHR  Sc  CO.,  (Successors  to) 

SAM’L  GEIIR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

EDY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

OUST  COlMllvCISSIOlbT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 

J.  C.  MflGILL  5 CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 


BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 


EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  anil  Financial  Agents. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

S.  E.  GROSS  S CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


JAS.  It.  LANE, 

R,  E-A-L-EST-A-TE, 

196  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

Lane  Park  Lots— Lake  View. 

Grand  Native  Trees— Solid  Concrete  Walks— Stone 
Curbing  in  streets.  6,  8 and  12  in.  Water  Mains. 
Building  lines  established.  Four  miles  from  center 
of  city.  Easily  reached  by  Steam  and  Streetcars. 
Prices  moderate.  Term  easy— 6 per  cent.  Houses 
built  to  order.  


Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Trustee. 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  77.  Illinois  Natl  Bank  Bldg. 

MAX  ErCHBERCr, 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS. 

Broker  in  First-Class  Securities.  Low  Rates  for 
Gilt-Edge  Securities. 

100  Washington  St„  Chicago. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


R.  W.  BRIDGE. 

185  Dearborn  St, 


Loans,  Examination!  of  Land  Titler.  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


588 


O = — — O THE  O -V-  o 

Real  E;state»0]§6ildii^ 

W~—.  JOURNAL.  =: 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  SEPT.  25,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  ruling  feature  in  the  real  estate  mar. 
ket  for  the  past  week  has  been  the  demand 
for  small  properties.  A large  per  cent  of  the 
transfers  range  from  six  hundred  to  eigh- 
teen hundred  dollars  and  are  for  lots  and 
cheaply  improved  property.  Large  sales  are 
made  conspicuous  by  their  absence,  as  they 
are  to  be  expected  at  this  time  of  year  more 
than  any  other.  This  explains  the  differ- 
ence of  opinion  which  exists  among  brokers. 
Those  who  depend  upon  the  negotiation  of 
large  deals  are  disappointed  somewhat  at 
the  present  condition  of  the  market,  while  on 
the  other  hand  dealers  in  lots  and  moderate- 
ly improved  property  report  a rushing  busi- 
ness. 

Owners  of  suburban  and  subdivision  real 
estate  are  reaping  better  profits  than  ever. 
Once  in  a while  a large  purchase  with  heavy 
improvements  gives  this  class  of  real  estate 
an  additional  boom,  as  was  seen  in  property 
adjoining  the  fifty  acre  tract  in  Lake  View, 
bought  by  Jas.  R.  Lane,  where  fifty  thou- 
sand dollars  will  be  expended  in  maKing  the 
property  ready  for  the  market. 

The  loan  market  is  in  a better  condition 
for  the  capitalist  than  at  any  previous  time 
in  the  year,  as  rates  of  interest  are  higher 
and  firmer.  A month  ago  ten  loans  on  gilt 
edge  security  could  have  been  put  through 
at  5 # where  one  can  be  made  now  for  the 
same  amount  and  security. 

Mr.  Reed,  of  the  firm  of  Reed  & Hurlburt, 
writes  from  New  YorK  that  the  money  mar- 
ket is  considerably  tighter  with  no  percepti- 
ble reason  for  the  change.  Rates  of  interest 
in  Albany  which  have  heretofore  been  from 
3 to  4#  are  now  6$.  More  money  is  being 
placed  in  bonds  and  stocks,  the  former  pre- 
dominating. 

The  Episcopal  convention  to  be  held  next 
month,  of  representatives  from  all  parts  of 
the  United  States  and  Canada  will  represent 
considerable  wealth,  some  of  which  will 
doubtless  be  invested  in  Chicago  real  es- 
tate. 

One  prominent  firm  has  already  received 
communication  to  this  effect,  with  reference 
to  one  of  the  delegates. 

The  sale  of  Western  lands  has  increased 
at  least  25#  over  previous  years  according 
to  the  report  of  the  largest  dealers  in  these 
lands.  The  bulk  of  the  business  has  been 
transacted  heretofore  in  May,  June  and 
July,  but  this  sear  the  business  willextend 
over  a longer  period.  The  sales  of  one  firm 
will  aggregate  100,000  acres  for  this  year 
as  against  80,000  acres  for  1885.  These  lands 
are  principally  located  in  Iowa,  Minnesota 
and  Kansas  and  bring  from  $6  to  $10  an 
acre. 

One  thousand  families  are  thus  settled  on 
the  fine  farming  lands  of  the  north  and  west 
through  the  agency  of  one  firm. 

They  are  mostly  drawn  from  the  farming 
districts  of  Michigan,  Illinois,  Iowa  and  Wis- 
consin. 

In  selling  these  lands  care  is  taken  to  lo- 
cate those  of  the  same  nationality  together. 

Chicago  is  the  recognized  centre  for  the 
sale  of  western  lands  and  controls  the  larger 
part  of  the  business. 

From  an  interview  with  W.  D.  Kerfoot,  it 
was  learned  that  the  attention  of  capitalists 
is  directed  to  Wabash  Ave.  property  as  the 
best  source  of  investment  at  present,  State 
and  Clark  st  property  being  considered  out 
of  the  market.  In  the  sale  of  smaller  pro- 
perty, there  is  noticeable  a change  in  the 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


disposition  of  buyers  to  improve  for  them- 
selves, whereas  it  was  thought  necessary  a 
few  years  ago  to  build  a house  on  a lot  in 
order  to  sell  it. 

H.  G.  Foreman  & Sons  report  a scarcity  of 
5#  money.  They  note  no  special  demand 
for  either  real  estate  or  loans. 

Snow  & Dickinson — The  strengthening  in 
the  money  market  among  banks  and  the  in- 
crease in  bank  discounts  has  had  an  effect 
on  real  estate  mortgages  i:i  making  rates 
firmer. 

Several  auctions  of  real  estate  will  be  held 
in  October  by  private  owners.  It  would  be 
in  order  for  the  real  estate  board  to  carry  in 
to  effect  the  desires  of  several  members  ex- 
pressed at  a recent  meeting,  to  inaugurate 
another  auction  sale  under  its  auspices. 
Those  who  conducted  the  one  last  fall  have 
not  lostT'aith  in  this  way  of  selling  real  es- 
tate. 

L.  Silverman  has  sold  to  the  Landowners’ 
Building  Association,  for  $100,000,  196x124% 
feet  on  Grenshaw  street,  between  Campbell 
avenue  and  Rockwell  street,  with  196x124% 
feet  on  Fillmore  street,  and  other  lots  in  the 
same  subdivision. 

An  auction  of  considerable  interest  to 
buyers  of  suburban  realty  will  be  held  Sat- 
urday afternoon,  Oct  2,  at  2:30  o’cIock  at 
Fernwood.  One  Hundred  and  fifty  valuable 
residence  lots  will  then  be  placed  at  auction 
elegantly  located  in  this  growing  suburb. 
Fernwood  is  situated  eight  miles  from  the 
city  limits  on  the  Chicago*  Eastern  Illinois 
Railroad  with  26  daily  trains,  low  rates  of 
fare.  It  now  has  over  100  fine  residences, 
occupied  and  owned  by  Chicago  business 
men,  with  a school,  churches,  public  hall, 
music  and  literary  societies.  The  terms  of 
sale  are  especially  easy,  being  only  five  dol- 
lars down,  balance  of  10#  of  purchase  with- 
in ten  days  and  five  dollars  a month  until 
paid  for. 

This  auction  offers  business  and  profes- 
sional men  an  opportunity  to  make  a paying 
investment  in  suburban  realty. 


LAKE  VIEW. 

The  extensive  improvements  which  have 
been  made  in  Lane  View  during  the  past 
few  months  can  hardly  be  realized  by  one 
who  has  not  made  the  place  a recent  visit. 

Houses  have  sprung  up  in  every  direction. 
A new  high  school  has  recently  been  erected. 
Laxe  View  has  been  made  even  more  acces- 
sible than  before  by  new  street  car  lines  and 
the  new  Evanston  road,  which  has  two 
depots  conveniently  situated. 

One  of  the  largest  enterprises  in  subdivis- 
ion property  in  Lane  View  that  has  been 
undertaKen  for  years,  is  the  purchase  of 
fifty  acres  by  Jas.  R.  Lane  et  al.  bounded  by 
Ashland,  Southport,  Addison  and  Otto  Sts. 
The  sum  of  fifty  thousand  dollars  is  now 
being  expended  on  this  property  in  the  lay- 
ing of  solid  concrete  walks,  stone  curbing, 
grading  of  streets,  laying  of  water  pipes, 
setting  of  trees,  etc.  This  property  has  been 
placed  for  sale  with  the  firm  of  Janssen  & 
Bosworth,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  and  Belmont 
Aves.— who  have  the  exclusive  sale  of  it  in 
Lake  View.  The  individual  members  of  the 
firm  are  A.  O.  Bosworth  & H.  H.  Janssen, 
both  well  known  in  Lake  View  and  posted 
as  to  the  values  of  its  real  estate. 

Their  business  will  comprise  the  sale  of 
Lake  View  real  estate  both  improved  and 
unimproved  and  for  business  and  residence 
purposes. 

Wakben  S.  Belding,  182  Dearborn  street, 
has  an  exhibit  in  the  Industrial  Exposition, 
of  electric  bells,  fire  alarms,  and  electrical 
apparatus  of  all  kinds,  worthy  the  attention 
of  property  owners.  The  reasonable  prices 
at  which  the  electrical  work  is  done  by  him, 
and  the  character  of  the  work,  commend  his 
services  to  the  public. 


The  growing  demand  for  central  business 
property  ha?  led  the  firm  of  Snow  <&  Dick- 
inson to  give  special  attention  to  this  class 
of  real  estate.  As  a result  they  are  offering 
some  nice  inducements  to  investors  in 
choice  business  realty. 


SWEZEY’S 


IMPROVED 


1 

Dumb 
Waiter 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 

WITH 

^AUTOMATIC  CATCH. 

— 

LIGHT  EUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  anc 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THI 

BEST  IX  THE  MARKET. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

120  20tTi  STREET 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


COOD  PIANOS  for  RENT 


Pianos  and  Organs 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


■203  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


WRIGHT  & TURNER, 

Real  Estate, 

Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

11C  DEARBORN  STREET,  ROOM  49.  CHICAGO. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


INTO-  IV  CD  Dearborn  Street,  Oliioa.g'o 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

JtJpPossessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


Seasoned  Cuban 


Mexican 


MAHOGANY 


For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

saw  mills  AND  wharf  : 283  to  289  East  20th  St 


Foot  Houston  Street, 

NEW  YORK. 


CHICACO,  ILL. 


ATTENTION ! 


Architects,  Contractors,  Real-Estate  Agts.  and  Property  Owners. 

Before  Specifying,  Recommending  or  Purchasing,  Examine  into  the  Merits 
of  the  following  Leading  Furnaces.  Preserve  this  for  future  Reference. 


HASNES  & FANCHER, 

96  and  98  Lake  St., 

ARE  AGENTS  FOR  THE 

SMITH  &;  ANTHONY 

STEEL  PLATE  AND  HUB 


Furnaces! 


ALL  KINDS  OF  FURNACE  WORK  PROMPTLY 
ATTENDED  TO.  ALSO  TIN,  COPPER 
AND  SHEET  IRON  WORK. 

Ventilators  and  Chimney  Tops  a Specialty. 


THE 


Western  Empire  Gas-Burner 

Furnaces ! Stove  W orks. 


Either  SELF-HEATING-  or  SURFACE-BURNING. 


SOLE  MANUFACTUHEliH  OF  THE 


© 

£ ® 
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Hess  Pure  Air  Furnaces, 

Ventilating  Grates  and 

Heating  Stoves. 


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J.  M.Hatch&O 


(Successors  to 

HATCH  &c  BREEZE, 

No.  50  State  Street,  Chicago. 

ALSO  AGENTS  FOR 

RADIANT  HOME  AND  ART  LEADER  HEATING 
STOVES,  ANDES  AND  PARKLAND  RANGES, 

AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 

House  Furnishing  Goods  and  Kitchen  Outfits. 


THESE  GOODS  RUN  ON  LESS  FUEL  THAN 
ANY  OTHER  MaKE  IN  THE  WORLD. 

NO  HEAT  ESCAPES  up  the  Chimney. 

Ventilation  a Specialty. 

Geo.  H.  Hess  & Co.,  Proprietors. 

Office,  108  LAKE  STREET,  CHICAGO. 


COMPANY. 

135  & 137  Lake  St„  CHICAGO. 


WE  LEAD  THE  WORLD  WITH 
Popular  Heating 


FURNACES 


NOVELTY 


EMINENTLY  SUPERIOR. 


Manufacturers  and  Itealers  in  the  Justly  Celebrated 

“ECLECTIC  HEATER,” 

Ventilators,  Registers,  Mantels  and  Grates. 


RICHARDSON  & BOYNTON  CO., 

84  Lake  St.,  - CHICAGO. 

Same  Address  as  for  past  15  years. 


ECONOMICAL,  POWERFUL  and  DURABLE. 

BE  SURE  AND  EXAMINE  IT. 

ABRAEVI  COX  STOVE  CO., 

76  WABASH  AVENUE, 
CHICAGO. 


50 

J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL,  I 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 
BRANCH  OFFICE: 

6830  Halsted  Street-Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 

A.  M.  KNOBLE, 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


CHiLItf  DliER  OO., 

MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  BEAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CUBBENT  BATE 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COUBT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Streets 


DIXON  & PETERSONt 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING!: 


NOBTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  BES- 
IDENCE  PBOPEBTY 

A SPECIALTY. 

Room  2i — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 

H.  I.  GOLDY  F.W.  ZURBURG. 

Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  8.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

®*M«npy  Loaned,: 

BfTaxes  Paid, 

{^“Investments  Made, 

^“Buildings  Itented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS, 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 

Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


O.  A,  HALE.  E.  O.  HALE. 

HALE  BROS., 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 

164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 


MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

R.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


F.  A.  HENSHAW, 
Real  Estate  I Renting  Agent 

161  La  Salle  St.,  Boom  4, 

FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 

C.  A.  BROSIEN, 
Real  Estate,  Renting, 

and 

L OANS  . 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

53  Daarbjrn  3 1. , Ciisiga, 

aln  Floor. ) 


Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  ?5  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 

And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YOKE  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICACO. 

Telephone  434 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE— DREXF.L- BOULEVARD. 

We  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty-seventh-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Also  between  Forty-eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare.  opportunity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-fifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGUE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st..  Rooml,  second  floor. 


FOR  SALE. — By  Goldy  & Zubbubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53j^xl37 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av.  lot  25x152;  choice. $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice.  $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot ... . 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,01' 

FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st„  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave..  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Ruren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing. 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  crick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 


Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronztf  and  Iron  Works 

POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barflf  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Ca 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

BICH’D  EOBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Boom  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAG 

Call  Telephone  Wo.  *09. 


FOR  SALE.  | | I 

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Valuable  Residence 


N:  E.  cor.  Dearborn  and  Washington  Sts. 
North  Clark  st,  66x151,  partly  improved, 

$25,000 

North  Clark  st,  corner,  75x150,  imp’d,  29,000 
North  Clark  st,  corner,  vacant,  114x 

200  per  foot,  $120 

North  Clark  st,  corner,  72  ft,  impr’d,  $75,000 


North  Clark  st.,  4-story  building  ....  20,000 
North  Clark  st.,  4-story  building....  18.000 
North  Clark  st,  vacant  lot,  50x150.  . . 9,000 

North  Clark  st,  vacant  business  lot. . 5,500 

Dearborn  and  Division  sts.,  144x132 

foot  lot 46,000 

Dearborn  av.,  a block  of  four  3-story 

residences 47,000 

Dearborn  and  La  Salle  avs.,  fine  res- 
idences, from $8,000  to  36,000 

Chicago  ave.  and  Michigan  st.,  (be- 
tween) flat  buildings  bringing  10# 

and  over,  from $10,000  to  26,000 

Lincoln  Park  (1%  blks  from),  stone 

front  reaidence 6,300 

Lincoln  Park  (one  bis  from),  3-story 

14-room  house 7,600 

Frederick  st.,  17-room  residence. with 
50x174  foot  lot,  barn,  and  all  mod- 
ern conveniences 10,500 

La  Salle  ave.,  3-story  stone  front. . . 8,000 

Indiana  st.  and  Dearborn  av.,  three- 

story  brick  house 9,000 

SedgwicK  st.,  near  Centre,  3-story 

flat 7,200 

Lake  View,  five  excellent  residences, 

(corners.) 

South  Side,  store  property  and  busi- 
ness blocks  in  business  centre, 


from $14,000  to  $500,000 

South  Water,  Lake,  Randolph,  Washing- 
ton, Madison,  and  Monroe  st.  properties, 
bringing  good  rentals  on  prices  asked. 

FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Pbopebty  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 

FOR  SALE— By  R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 
184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


AT  AUCTION! 

Saturday  Afternoon,  Oct  2,  at  2:3 
o’clock,  on  the  Ground, 

at  the  beautiful  suburban  town  of  ] 

F-E-R-N-W-O-O-D 

This  Elegantly-Located  Property  now  offered  fr  . 
the  first  time  at  unreserved 

Auction  Sale, 

Is  situated  eight  miles  from  the  city  limits,  on  t; 
Chicogo  & Eastern  Illinois  Railroad,  with 

26  Daily  Trains. 

Low  rates  of  Fare  and  Rapid  Transit  to  the  bin 
ness  centre  of  the  city.  Offers 

Unequalled  Attractions  to  Businet 
and  Professional  Men 


FOR  A 


The  town  already  contains 

Over  IOO  Fine  Residences 

Occupied  and  owned  by  Chicago  Business  Men. 
Fine  Graded  School,  Four  [Churches,  Public  Hal! 
Music  and  Literary  Societies,  etc. 

The  healthfuluess  of  the  town  is  unequaled. 

High  and  Dry,  Good  Water,  etc. 

Parties  Buying  at  this  Sale  have  the  Assurance  <\ 
a Rapid  Increase  in  Value  and  the  Securing  of  a veil 
Desirable  Home. 

The  Terms  of  Sale. 

Only  $5  Deposit  on  Each  Lot  at  Time  of  Sale;  b/1 
ance  of  10  per  cent  of  Purchase  within  ten  Days;  anl 
$5  a month  until  paid  for. 

Parties  desiring  to  see  the  Property  before  day  <\ 
sale,  or  any  other  information,  apply  to 

HENRY  L.  HILL,  Esq., 

21  Tribune  Building:, 

—OR— 

Fernwood  Improvement  Co 

14*  Dearborn  St. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.. 

Anctioneers. 


160  ACRES  OF  LAND, 

Near  Chicago.  This  piece  of  land  is  high 
and  dry  and  near  the  Wisconsin  Central 
Railroad.  Will  sell  at  a price  which  is 
bound  to  insure  a large  profit.  Terms  to 
suit. 

R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Go., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


FOR  SALE— IN  GOOD  LOCALITY. 

Brick  Flats— North  Side. 

Rent.  $1,300.  A desirable  Investment. 
W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO., 

163  Randolph  St. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

iBSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

continuations”: furnished 

AND 

Special  Rates  Ivlacie 
Tor  Certified 
Copies. 


C.  R.  WALLECK, 

IEAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
13  in  the  Northwestern  part  of  the  City, 
investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-class  se- 
rity.  ^-^"Correspondence  solicited. 


THE  RECORD. 


ee  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

BUILDING  FKR5MTTS. 

shland  av  a,  No  967  Nicholas  Hattan  one 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 

WM  E.  HiNCHLIFF  & Co.,  successors  to 

HINCHLIFE  & OWEN, 

MANUFAOTUKKB8  OF 

INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

K/OOixi  lO  159  3— iS-  Salle  St.  Chicago. 


541 

GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St 


C J.  Li.  MEYER  & S COSTS  CO- 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chic  \ 
ileal  Estate. 


A.  O.  B08 WORTH. 


H.  H.  -JANSSEN*. 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  HardWOOd  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Fire  Insurance, 

Lake  View  Agents  for  sale  of  Lots  in  Lane 
Park.  Headquarters  for  Lake  View  property. 

Main  Office, N.  W.cor.  Lincoln  & Belmont  avs. 

Branch  Office,  cor.  Southport  ave.  and  Otto  Street, 
Lake  View,  Ills.  


story  cottage  20x50,  $1,000. 
dams  st  w No  133,  Rev  T E Galligan  1-story 
boiler  house  $2,000. 

rcher  av  No  3131  J Bonfield  2-story  store 
and  dwelling  25x57,  $4,500. 
rcher  av  and  Quarry  st,  Christian  Baker  1- 
story  foundry,  112x175,  $6,000. 
utterfield  st  No  3161,  J B Chiesa  1-story 
cottage  20x30,  $500. 

issell  st  No  178,  August  Wolff  one  story 
cottage  21x42,  $800. 

utterfield  st  No  3205,  A Aderson  2-story 
fiats  22x50,  $3,300. 

leaver  st  No  182  A Olaegwoski,  2-atory  flats 
20x26,  $1,200. 

entre  av  s No  268,  A Braumoeller  2-story 
barn  20x24,  $600. 

arroll  av  No  58,  N C Hansen,  basement  20x 
50,  $1,000. 

hicago  av  No  293,  Louis  Boldenwick  three 
story  front  addition  23x12,  $1,200. 
ottage  Grove  av  John  Butchor  2-story  flats 
25x34,  $2,200. 

loblentz  st  No  70,  Thorkelson  & Mauland  1- 
story  cottage  20x32,  $1,000. 
iudley  st  No  4 "9  J Cubey  2-story  addition 
20x24,  $600. 

leering  st  No  3047,  John  Toomey  one-story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,800. 

learborn  av  No  '495  L B Mantonya  3-story 
dwelling  25x  75  $8,000. 

51m  st  No  179.  J J Crowe  2-story  flats  20x40 
$1,600. 

'’ourteenth  st  No  490  P Sheehan  2-story  flats 
24x55,  $3,000. 

fifteenth  st  w,  No  1210  F E Begden  l-story 
cottage  20x48,  $1,000. 

lirard  st  No  830,  E Breski  one  story  cottage 
20x40,  $800. 

lirard  st  No  773,  H Mullenhauer  1-story  cot- 
tage 20x36,  $700. 

doyne  av  No  841  BCizkowsKi  one  story  cot- 
tage 18x22,  $500. 

doyne  av  Nos  903  and  907,  H Hoepe  two 
one  story  cottages,  20x30,  $2,000. 

Solt  st  No  187,  John  Oliver  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x24,  $400. 

Howard  st  No  1418  Wm  Sharp  one  story  cot- 
tage 22x32,  $500. 

Jackson  st  No  617,  A Schaaf  2-story  dwell- 
ing 24x68,  $7,000. 

Lake  av  No  3800  John  McSorley  & Co  3-story 
dwelling  25x75,  $12,000. 

Maxwell  st  No  384  Joseph  Lehman  addition 
22x38,  $700. 

Mather  st  Nos  156  to  166  L D Bristol  repair- 
ing building  $4,000. 

Marshfield  av  No  482  Frank  Alsip  2-story 
barn  20x30,  $700. 

Millard  av  No  1092  Mrs  A S Norman  2-story 
dwelling  22x43,  $2,500. 

Milwaukee  av  No  1129,  H Leon  1-story  addi- 
tion, 25x60,  $800. 

Nassau  st  Nos  25  and  27,  John  W Lyke  two- 
story  flats  44x50,  $6,000. 

North  av  No  179,  John  Oliver  1-story  cottage 
20x50,  $1,000. 

Oakley  av  bet  14th  and  15th  sts,  Chicago  & 
Northwestern  Railroad  a two  and  1-story 
freight  house  80x452,  $38,000 
Ohio  stNo  302  A Mahlum  3.story  flats  21x 
72,  $6,000. 

Ohio  st  No  308,  A Johnson  3-story  flats  21x 
72,  $6,000. 


Oakley  av  n No  854,  A Halverson  2-story 
flats  21x44,  $2,500. 

Pitney  st  No  3037,  J Killeen  2-story  flats  21x 
35,  $1,800. 

Robey  st  n,  Nos  972,  976  and  978,  Sarah  E 
Grace  three  one  story  cottages  20x40,  $3,- 
600. 

Scott  st  Nos  19,21  and  23,  Gregory  Vigeant 
three  3-story  dwellings  50x68,  $21,000. 

Seminary  av  No  271,  J J Burback  one  story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,500. 

Thirty  seventh  st  No  918,  Jas  Parker  1-story 
cottage  21x32,  $850. 

Taylor  st  No  555  Mrs  Lizzie  McCarthy  two 
story  flats  21x50,  $2,500. 

Twenty  second  st  No  909,  JohnF  Foertsch 
2-story  flats  21x60,  $3,000. 

Twenty  second  st  No  1842  John  Belskey  1- 
story  cottage  24x47,  $1,000. 

Thirty  first  st  No  621,  F Jacobs  2-story  flats 
24x74,  $4,400. 

Twelfth  st  w No  150,  August  Geringer  three 
story  store  and  flats  32x65,  $7,000. 

Twelfth  st  w,  No  837,  George  Glaser  3 story 
stores  and  flats  24x83,  $6,000. 

Van  Buren  st  No  1181,  Mrs  E Brackett  one 
story  cottage  20x36,  $1,500. 

Wendell  st  No  18,  H Peterson  & Co  2-story 
shop  25x40,  $1,500. 

Western  av  n,  No  64,  L G Helm  2-story 
stores  and  flats  22x40  $2,000. 

Wood  st  s No  3436,  W Jacquest  1-story  cot- 
tage 20x50,  $1,000. 

Warren  av  No  504,  Mrs  B Gritzelman  2-story 
flats  22x46,  $3000. 

Wilcox  st  Nos  1307  to  1311.  C Baruer  three 
2-story  dwellings  48x49,  $6,000. 


WARRANTY  HEEDS. 


All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Armitage  av  277  ft  wof  Robey  st  sf  166x 
100  ft  July  10,  Theodore  Riehl  to  John 

W Dale $2,660 

Ashland  av  100  ft  n of  Hastings  st  wf  24x 
120  ft  Aug  19,  Monroe  Salisbury  to  Paul 

Schulte $2,700 

Austin  av  ne  cor  of  Robey  st  sf  24x100  ft 
sept  17,  Helen  S James  to  P Hannah  an 

. . $925 

Armitage  av  162  ft  w of  Robey  st  sf  23x 
100  ft  August  7,  Catherine  C Wren  to  F 

Nehls $485 

Armitage  av  24  ft  e of  Elk  Grove  st  nf  48x 
125  ft  Sept  3,  Nathan  Corwith  to  C G 

RicKleps $800 

Allport  av  sw  cor  of  18th  st  ef  25x125  ft 
Sept  15,  M Lorenz  to  A Kakuska.  .$10,000 
Ambrose  st  25  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf  25x124 
ft  Sept  20,  Jacob  Damestadt  to  Joseph 

Larbig $900 

Ashland  av  149  ft  n of  35th  st  wf  24x124  ft 
Aug  10,  estate  of  J A Washington  to  Jjfc 

M J Ahern 

Austin  av  75  ft  e of  jirmour  st  sf  25x150  ft 
Aug  30,  Master  in  Chancery  to  B Han- 
sen  $1,525 

Ashland  av  125  ft  n of  Jackson  st  wf  32x 
145  feet  July  1,  J P Soper  H B Owsley 

$7,750 

Ashley  st  100  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  25x80  feet 
September  21,  Barbara  R Scott  to  P Wil- 
ey   $1,500 

Albany  av  94  ft  n of  Monroe  st  ef  24x81  ft 
Sept  4,  Amalia  Stahel  to  Millie  F Young 

$2,500 

Ashland  av  se  oor  Tell  place  wf  24x105)4 
ft  Sept  21,  A & H Kersting  to  A w Wolff 

$5,000 


Austin  av  178  ft  w of  Noble  st  sf  25x143  ft 
September  15,  H N May  to  E W BurKe 

$1,550 

Bradley  st  168  ft  w of  Elston  av  sf  50  ft  to 
alley  Sept  21,  John  Mekal  to  M Carroll 

$2,200 

Belden  av  25  ft  e of  Dayton  stnf  25x115  ft 
Sept  10,  Harriet  S Van  Buren  to  W W 

Thumser $1,400 

Belden  av  same  as  above  sept  21,  Wm  W 

Thumser  to  A Hausske $1,550 

Butterfield  st  142  ft  s of  27th  wf  25x100  ft 
September  18,  J B Franke  to  F X Fuchs 

$1,450 

Barclay  st  213  ft  s of  Division  ef  24x120)4 
ft  sept  6,  estats  of  James  Carter  to  C A 

F Molander $550 

Barclay  st  150  ft  n of  Linwood  ef  25x125 
ft  Aug  16,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to  Hans 

Samuelson $400 

Bonney  av  320  ft  sof  22d  st  wf  30x125  ft 
Sept  1,  S C 4 S W Kesler  to  E J Riggle 

$600 

Brigham  st  234  ft  e of  Paulina  nf  24x75  ft 
Aug  16,  Henry  Hoepe  to  Jacob  Keffke 
....  ....  ......  ....  ....  ....  .... $600 

Brigham  st  186  ft  e of|Paulina  nf  24x75  ft 

sept  15,  H Hoepe  to  J Marschall $575 

Brigham  st  e and  adj  above  24x75  ft  Ang 

16,  H Hoepe  to  M Ficht $590 

Boulevard  way  211  ft  n of  25th  st  ef  25x 
124  ft  Sept  23,  G W Cass  to  Frank  Last 

$250 

Bryson  st  ne  cor  Leavitt  sf  24x132  ft  July 
9,  1885,  A N Waterman  to  W D Keane 

$750 

Church  st  150  ft  s of  Blackhawk  wf  25x124 
ft  July  12,  estate  of  W L Newberry  to 

Lorenz  S Weber $1,325 

Congress  st  328  ft  w of  Sacramento  av  sf 
25x171  ft  Aug  24,  Edson  Keith  to  C H 

Newton $650 

Courtland  st  308  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x100 
feet  Sept  14,  Anders  Madsen  to  Swende 

Wathne $400 

Campbell  av  250  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st  ef 
25x120  feet  sept  15,  J E Willits  to  W M 

Willits $1,500 

Cottage  Grove  av  156  ft  s w of  30th  st  ne  f 
24x100  ft  Aug  31,  W B Gibbs  to  Gene- 
vieve A Wheeler $5,000 

Central  ParK  block  ne  cor  Central  Park  av 
sf  127)4x176  ft  also  Tinkham  st  se  cor 
Ohio  wf  234x119  ft  August  31,  Fanny  A 

Kilby  to  T H Newton $5,500 

Campbell  av  70  ft  s of  Congress  st  wf  24x 
100  ft  Sept  4,  J T Ladd  to  A Davidson 

$1,650 

Cornelia  st  446  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  25x 
128  ft  Sept  29,  W Tempel  to  F Reichan 

$2,225 

Critenden  st  125  ft  w of  Carter  nf  25  feet 

runnings  and  sw*bo  Wade  st  Sept  21, 

Josef  Levi  to  M Nowak $1,912 

Cornell  st  144  ft  w of  Noble  sf  24x128%  ft 
Sept  21,  M Kallas  to  J and  I Somna 

$3,100 

Coblentz  st  147)4  ft  w of  Oakley  av  nf  23x 
100  ft  Ang  13,  J Wilson  to  W H Thomas 

$1,600 

Dearborn  st  69  ft  n of  36th  wf  24x123  ft 
Sept  21,  Mary  Ann  Halley  to  W Beechler 

..f $5,000 

Davis  st  100  ft  s of  Thompson  ef  25x124 
ft  Aug  11,  EH  Sheldon  to  Gertrude 

Pahls $600 

Dashiel  st  310  ft  n of  37th  st  wf  24x123  ft 
August  31,  G W Shaw  to  J Scanlan.  .$625 
Dussold  st  200  ft  w of  Union  sf  20x73  ft 
Sept  18,  G Albrecht  to  W Haas  ....  $1,000 
Dudley  st  140  ft  s of  Armitage  av  ef  72x 


125  feet  Sept  4,  H G Norris  to  T Riehl 

$975 

Desplaines  st,  225  ft  s of  Harrison  wf  25x 
106  ft  Sept  23,  Wm  Meade  to  Garrett 

Meade $2,900 

Emerald  av  92  ft  s of  34th  st  ef  25x124  ft 
December  19,  ’85,  Jenie  Dyck  to  Pauline 

Wenge $1,350 

Eighteenth  st  268)4  ft  w of  Wood  sf  24x 
125  ft  Sept  20,  estate  of  W L Newberry 

to  Joseph  Brown $600 

Elk  Grove  st  216  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  road 
ef  24x121  ft  June  6,  Theodore  Riehl  to  F 

C Schumacher $500 

Erie  st  488  ft  w of  North  Centre  av  sf  24x 
59,  ft  sept  22,  A A Manland  to  H G Hol- 
ton   $3,400 

Emma  st  534  ft  w of  Noble  nf  24x124  feet 
September  21,  F Tadich  to  J Berendt 

$2,375 

Elston  av  300  ft  se  of  Fullerton  sw  f 25x 
125  ft  Sept  9,  M KadschanefsKi  to  John 

Borchman & $1,075 

Fleetwood  st  ne  cor  Rawson  swf  94  ft  run- 
ning in  a straight  line  to  river  August 
26,  D T Parker  to  North  Chicago  Roll- 
ing Mill  Co $12,000 

Fremont  st  202  ft  s of  Clay  wf  25x125  ft 
Sept  3,  Frances  E Ogden  to  Carl  L Fen- 
ner  $925 

Fulton  st  nw  cor  Peoria  sf  30x100  ft  Nov 

25,  85,  J Ullmann  to  N Newfeld $3,750 

Forest  av  617  ft  s of  35th  st  wf  24x124  ft 
July  2,  Chas  Follansbee  to  J G Gustaf- 
son  $1,775 

Fifteenth  st  110  ft  w of  Rockwell  sf  27%x 
xl32)4  ft  Sept  14,  Samuel  Kerr  to  G J 

Gee $3,100 

Finnell  st  200)4  f t w of  Wentworth  av  nf 
25x100  ft  Sept  13,  Fannie  McElroy  to  J 

Powers $1,900 

Fremont  st  178  ft  s of  Belden  av  ef  72x124 
ft  Sept  21,  A C Bearup  to  J Lengacher 

....;. $5,256 

Good  st  216  ft  e of  May  nf  24x100  ft  sept 

1,  J Karney  toTFlannigan $1,200 

Grenshaw  st  bet  Campbell  av  and  Rock- 
well st  sf  196x124%  ft  with  196x124%  ft 
on  Fillmore  st  and  other  lots  in  same 
sub  Aug  16,  L Silverman  to  The  Land 
Owners’  Building  Association  ....  $100,000 
Harrison  st  250  ft  e of  Francisco  av  nf  25 
xl24  feet  Aug  4,  D C List  to  M Conlon 

$700 

Hinman  st  1 25  ft  e of  Wood  nf  25x125  ft 
Sept  12,  F Druhn  to  Ellen  Roach . . . $1,200 
Haynes  court  164  ft  se  of  Archer  av  ne  f 25 
xl00%  ft  Sept  21,  C E Morrison  to  El- 
len T Woods $500 

Hastings  stl92  ftw  of  Hoyne  av  sf  24x124 
ft  Sept  10,  T H Campbell  to  Carl  Roe- 

thel $550 

Hastings  st  same  as  above  Sept  10,  Carl 

Roethel  to  W Eckhardt $600 

Hanover  st  24  ft  s of  25th  wf  26x90  feet 

Sept  17,  J Klassen  to  J Yictoris $3,250 

Harrison  st  204  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x135 
ft  Sept  1,  J F Latz  to  Nancy  J Hanna 

$3,500 

Hastings  st  288  ft  w of  Wood  nf  24x124  ft 
Aug  24,  C Augusta  Hanna  to  A C Berndt 

$675 

Hastings  st  same  as  above  Sept  17,  A C^ 

Bernstein  to  Christine  Woelfel $750 

Holt  st  250%  ft  s of  North  av  ef  24x124  ft 
September  21,  J Black  to  J Keating 

f $1,600 

Idaho  st  177%  ft  n of  Taylor  ef  25x125% 
ft  September  13,  M & M L Smith  to  J S 
Wright $1,000 


542 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Indiana  av  the  premises  No  2948,  Ang  20 
Erna  S & W O Goodman  to  Hernauls  Al- 
len   $8,000 

Jay  st  169  feet  n of  Centre  wf  25x120  feet 
May  11,  J Morgan  to  Ida  Voigt ....  $1,650 
Jackson  st  130  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  nf  78 
xlOO  ft  Sept  18,  H C Morey  to  W H Mos- 
her   $3,000 

Jackson  st  wthe  premises  No  722  Septem- 
ber 11,  Helen  S Magill  to  Amy  W Car- 
lisle   $8,000 

Jackson  st,  132  ft  e of  California  av  nf  25 
xlOO  ft  Sept  18,  Thos  Foster  to  William 

Williams $3,000 

James  av  165  ft  w of  Ullman  st  sf  24x125 
ft  Sept  17,  C 11  Dempster  et  al  to  L Eh- 

lert $500 

Kroger  st  100  ft  s of  Poe  sw  f 25  ft  to  alley 
Sept  20,  Joseph  Knella  to  J & F Klebba 

$2,300 

Kedzie  av  225  ft  n of  22d  st  wf  50x123%  ft 
September  4,  C F Holman  to  G G Wilder 

$5,000 

Kedzie  av  200  ft  n of  22d  st  wf  25x123% 
ft  and  also  25x123%  ft  n and  adj  above 
Sept  4,  C F Holman  to  J W Cook. . $5,000 
LnbecK  st  260  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x100 
ft  September  22,  Heinrich  Bach  to  Karl 

Schooth $340 

Leavitt  st  24  ft  s of  Armitage  av  ef  24x100 
ft  July  28,  Henry  Hoepe  et  al  to  J Ste- 
vens   $500 

Lull  place  168  ft  e of  Wood  st  sf  23x1(  0 ft 
Sept  6,  Rose  Bussing  to  Eva  Feistner 


HOBKBT  1C 

Wholesale  hi  d Retail  Dealer  in 


m. 


Lull  place  13  ft  se  of  Bloomer  st  sw  f 24x 
100  ft  Aug  25,  W E Hatterman  to  J Lew- 

andawski $1,700 

Laughton  st  24%  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24  ft 
alley  Sept  22,  F H Widening  to  Wm  S 

Hall $800 

Lexington  st  nw  cor  Sacramento  av  sf  50x 
125  ft  Sept  7,  A Farrar  to  Bridget  Short 

$1,100 

Lake  st  87%  ft  w of  Ann  nf  25x181  ft  Sep- 
tember 22,  R Turney  to  C A McIntyre 

$3,700 

La  Salle  st  116%  ft  n of  39th  wf  24%xl23 
feet  Sept  22,  P Kohn  to  T McNamara 

$725 

Leavitt  st  72  ft  s of  Ems  ef  24x100  ft  Aug- 
ust 11,  Lewis  Knapp  to  W E Hatterman 

$575 

La  Salle  st  358  ft  n of  30th  ef  25x120  ft 
Feb  6,  Eliza  J & L H Turner  to  W Lewis 

$2,200 

Leavitt  st  120  ft  s of  Homer  wf  24x100  ft 
July  27,  Henry  Hoepe  etal  to  G Mueller 

$1,473 

Lunn  court  341  ft  w of  Western  av  nf  25x 
125  ft  August  11,  H W Lunn  to  J Travis 

$600 

Lunn  court  141  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  25Cx 
130  ft  Sept  20,  H Lesch  to  Lillian  M 

Malany $7,500 

Lincoln  st  300  ft  n of  Division  wf  80x99  ft 
Sept  1,  D McIntosh  to  J W Dal ....  $2,600 
Lincoln  st  340  ft  n of  Division  wf  40x99  ft 
Sept  17,  J W Dal  to  W E Hatterman 

$1,300 

Lake  ParK  av  67  ft  se  of  29th  st  ne  f 16.7x 
91.1  ft  Sept  14,  M Petrie  to  Bertha  Beck 

$8,000 

Michigan  av  301  ft  n of  35th  st  wf  25x143 
ft  sept  15,  H M & M S Nichols  to  H M 

Loomis $7,500 

May  st  134  ft  n of  Taylor  ef  24x150  ft  Aug 
5,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Mary  E McEl- 

herne $1,313 

Millard  av  225  ft  s of  24th  st  ef  15x124  feet 
Sept  17,  E W Stanwoodto  G S Needham 

$450 

Mowrey  st  ne  cor  25th  wf  49x125  ft  Aug 

9,  Maria  Hair  to  J Malinovsky $625 

Mowrey  st  49  feet  n of  25th  wf  50x125  feet 

Aug  9,  Maria  Hair  to  R Jandus $500 

Mowrey  st  99  ft  n of  25th  wf  49%xl25  ft 
August 9,  Maria  Hair  to  C Jandus.. $500 
Moltke  st  225  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  sept  6,  R C Moore  to  A & A An- 
derson   $400 

Milwaukee  av  271  ft  se  of  Western  ne  f 66 
100  ft  Sept  22,  Henry  Sweet  to  E H 

Schintz $27,000 

May  st  206  ft  n of  22d  ef  24x100  ft  Sept  6, 

John  Quinn  to  TC  Diener $1,500 

Main  st  71  2-10  ft  nw  of  31st  sw  f 25x115 
ft  Sept  22,  J P Moran  to  Mary  Gleason 

$2,800 

Nineteenth  st  225  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  25x124 
ft  August  22,  John  Kralovec  to  J Havel 

$1,000 

Nineteenth  st  120  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x 
125  ft  Aug  10,  Virginie  C Durkee  to  C J 

Lipke $550 

Nutt  st  120  ft  s of  16th  ef  24x124  ft  sept  1 
John  Gorman  to  Henry  Klug $1,550 


HARDWOOD  LUMBE 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  G © T G n 1 I T C 

Opposile  Palmer,  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  LxilLzAtqU,  iLL<p. 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 
BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Nineteenth  st  250  ft  e of  Laflin  nf  25x124 
ft  September  16  J Kralonel  to  J Rezex 

$1,000 

Nineteenth  st  288%  ft  w of  Wood  nf  24x 
123  ft  August  5,  L Thimiahu  to  F W E 

Beilke $1,450 

Nineteenth  st  312  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x124 
ft  Sept  13,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  V Priban 


Ogden  av  377  9-10  ft  sw  of  Western  se  f 
50x150  ft  Aug  11,  H W Lunn  to  J Travis 

$2,600 

Ohio  st  118%  ft  w of  Lincoln  sf  24x121% 
ft  Sept  8.  B & A Leckelt  to  N Nielson  et 

al $3,005 

Oak  st  153  ft  e of  Rush  nf  22x104%  ft  Aug 
26,  W Boldenweck  to  W H Adams.  $6,600 
Oakley  av,  161  ft  s of  Polk  st  ef  33x124% 
ft  August  16,  H H Gage  to  B Ma3terson 

$6,300 

Pars  av  nw  cor  Harding  sf  24%xl25  feet 
September  15,  H Schultz  to  Elie  Mear 

$400 

Park  st  72  ft  e of  Nixon  nf  24x105  ft  sept 
22,  Orra  V & J F Coffman  to  Helean  M 

Barbour $3,500 

Portland  av  800  ft  s of  31st  st  wf  25x125  ft 
Sept  4,  J Hutchinson  to  B Reilly  . . . $2,200 
Paulina  st  ne  cor  Ogden  av  triangular 
piece  71x71x58  ft  Aug  16,  National  ParK 

Bank  to  John  Bell $4,000 

Polk  st  157  ft  w of  California  av  sf  24x125 
ft  March  26.  W Prin  to  W B Purvis.  .$450 
Polk  st  133  ft  w of  California  av  sf  24x125 
ft  Sept  5,  L J A Fuellgraph  to  W G Pat- 
terson   $708 

Paulina  st  24  ft  n of  Keenon  wf  24x100  ft 
Sept  22,  Catherine  Brady  to  E Pengald 

$1,300 

Parmelee  st  241  ft  w of  California  av  sf  25 
xl24  ft  August  5,  L Scriefer  to  F Worth 

$325 


Paulina  st  291%  ft  s of  Blue  Island  av  ef 
912%x299  ft  Apr  15,  A M & A M Walker 

to  D Linton $75,000 

Parnell  av  200  ft  n of  30th  st  wf  25x125  ft 
April  9,  1885,  J Davis  to  J F Forbrich 

$3,100 

Ridgway  av  48  ft  n of  Frederick  ef  48x124 
ft  Oct  24  ’85,  C E Coburn  to  H S Hay- 
den   $600 

Richmond  st  100  ft  s of  Cortez  ef  25x123% 
feet  sept  9,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to  O H 

Jones $500 

Richmond  st  125%  ft  n of  Augusta  ef  25x 
125  ft  Sept  17,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to 

J G Knauss $500 

Rumsey  st  139%  ft  n of  Augusta  st  wf  23% 
xl30  ft  Aug  16,  estate  of  W S Johnston 

to  J Klasowiez $775 

Robey  st  nw  cor  Fowler  ef  50x150  ft  Sept 
23,  Ann  Johnson  to  H K Wheeler  with 

improvements $28,000 

Rebecca  st  186%  ft  e of  California  av  nf 
25x124  ft  Sept  20,  Peter  Ready  to  C G 

Hutchinson $600 

Sixteenth  st  192  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x124 
ft  sept  14,  J Evans  et  al  to  John  Martin 


.$500 

Seventeenth  st  220  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  25x 
124  ft  Aug  25,  estate  of  Augusta  M Hun- 
tington to  A Napieralski 

State  st  125%  ft  n of  15th  ef  74%xll4  3-10 
ft  Aug  1,  Potter  Palmer  to  A H H Per- 
king  $18,592 

Scott  st  218  ft  e of  State  nf  50x131  ft  Aug 
30,  D F Bremner  to  G Vigeant ....  $10,000 
Seymour  st  175  ft  n of  Bryson  ef  25x126% 
ft  Sept  13,  W R Page%t  alto  P Sorgen- 

frei $600 

Sangamon  st  nw  cor  Kinzie  ef  26x86%  ft 
Sept  18,  P Meade  to  O Westerholm$2,20C 
Seminary  av  264  ft  n of  Webster  ef  25x124 
ft  Aug  13,  J W Robi  ison  to  T Fitzgerald 

$950 

Superior  st  nw  cor  Hoyne  av  sf  25x122  ft 
sept  21,  Jane  A Green  to  T Riehl ....  $900 
State  st  se  cor  Harmon  court  wf  40x46  2- 
12  ft  Sept  1,  EllaL<fc  R H Cowdrey  to 

Sarah  A Ray $19,500 

Samuel  st  75  ft  s of  Cornelia  ef  50x130  ft 
July  29,  estate  of  Augusta  M Hunting- 

ton  to  W Kobow $1,500 

Spaulding  av  50  ft  s of  Nineteenth  st  ef  25 
xl25  ft  Aug  26,  J L Lombard  to  F S 
Yates $650 


Seventeenth  st  145  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  24x 
124%  ft  Aug  12,  estate  of  A M Hunting- 

ton  to  J Picalek $800 

Seventeenthjst,  e and  adj  above  24x124% 
ft  Aug  12,  estate  of  A M Huntington  to 

A Has? $800 

Sedgwick  st  240  ft  s of  Wisconsin  ef  24x 

123  ft  Sept  18,  Wm  Knesel  to  F La  Bahn 
$3,700 

Shober  st  125  ft  n of  Bryson  wf  25x125  ft 
June  1,  Jahn  Jensen  to  D P McCarthv 

$2,151 

Thirty  fifth  st  48  ft  w of  Honore  sf  24x134 
ft  Sept  15,  estate  of  S E Beers  to  W Kip- 

man  $550 

Twentieth  st  288  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x 

124  ft  Apl  24,  Gustav  Ortel  to  Matilde 

Berg $2,000 

Twenty  second  st  125  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf 
25x126%  ft  sept  20,  C R WallecK  to  J & 

M L Roberts $750 

Twenty  second  st  285  ft  e of  boulevard  nf 
25x124  ft  June  19,  G W Cass  to  E J Rei- 

nemann $400 

Twenty  fifth  st428  ft  w of  west  Francisco 
av  nf  48x120  ft  Sept  17,  G W Cass  to 

Wm  Finger $500 

Thirty  ninth  st  200  ft  e of  Butler  sf  25x125 
ft  Aug  25,  J W Farlin  to  C O’Brien. . $600 
Thirty  seventh  st  30  ft  e of  Tucker  sf  28% 
x!47  ft  sept  13,  M Watkins  to  Mary  Py- 

ne $2,250 

Twentieth  st  191  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  25x 
124  ft,  July  16,  John  Kralovec  to  J & M 

Vacha $1,000 

Taylor  st  165  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  25x103  ft 
Sept  21,  Johan  Viecke  to  Herman  Con- 
rad  $4,575 

Taylor  st  ne  cor  of  Hermitage  av  sf  50x 
131%  ft  Aug  20,  A A Goodman  to  J Eb- 

ner $3,500 

Twenty  second  st  sw  cor  of  Genesee  av  nf 
31%xl25  ft  Aug  17,  Lucy  C Merrill  to  J 

Belsky $627 

Twenty  second  st  w and  adjoining  above 
Aug  17,  31%xl25  ft,  Lucy  C Merrill  to 

Leo  Meyers $627 

Twenty  second  st  150  ft  eof  Hoyne  av  sf 
25x126  ft  sept  17,  C R Walleck  to  J Mc- 
Neill  $750 

Thirty  ninth  st  25  8-10  ft  e of  Butler  sf  25 
xl25  ft  Aug  10,  J F & A D Williamson 

to  M McKenney $700 

Ullman  st  48  ft  n of  32d  wf  24x124  ft  sept 
3,  William  Tarr  to  Julius  Leuse . . . . $525 
Van  Buren  st  189%  ft  w of  Throop  nf  24x 
110  ft  Sept  22,  Master  in  Chancery  to 

Frances  Livingston $5,600 

Wentworth  av  ne  cor  22d  st  wf  100x158  ft 
August  28,  B Lombard  Jr  to  H Sweet 

$20,000 

Wilcox  st  152  ft  e of  Sacramento  av  Bf  48 
ft  to  alley  Aug  25,  W G Jackson  to  W B 

Thrope $1,300 

Warren  av  118  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  nf  30x 
124  ft  sept  18,  Geo  Mehring  to  Cornelia 

D Mehring $2,500 

Woodst  50  ft  n of  Emil  wf  25x128  ft  Aug 
27,  F C Foster  to  J C Kunstmann.  ..$950 
Woodst  332  ft  n of  North  av  wf  24x123  ft 
Sept  23,  John  Towhey  to  Henry  Hoepe 

$425 

Wood  st  24  ft  s of  Horner  wf  24x100  feet 
Sept  22.  Henry  Hoepe  et  al  to  P & M 

Senfert $1,500 

Wallace  st  307  ft  n of  32d  ef  25x124%  ft 
Sept  24,  A F Ruby  to  John  Camenisch 

$1,800 

Wood  st  100  f t n of  Emily  wf  25x128  ft  Aug 
26,  J C Foster  to  F C Kunstrumm . . . $950 
Wood  st  265  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  wf  24x 
123  feet  Sept  17,  P Scanlan  to  H Hoepe 

$425 

Woodland  ParK  66  8-10  ft  e of  Cottage 
Grove  av  nf  22x70  ft  Sept  16,  R S Critc- 

hell  to  F Van  Voorhis $3,300 

Wallace  st  125  ft  s of  28th  ef  25x130  feet 
Sept  16,  T H Faile  to  W C Schmidt.  .$805 
Wesson  st  125  feet  n of  Hobbie  ef  25x100 
feet  Sept  6,  D J Milleman  to  O Nelson 

$2,600 

Walleck  place  161  ft  n of  18th  st  ef  25x126 
ft  Nov  12  1885,  J Evans  et  al  to  J No- 
vak   $300 

Wood  st  165%  ft  n of  Bloomingdale  road 
ef  24x125  ft  July  8,  Franz  Schultz  to  H 


Willow  st  60  ft  e of  Burling  nf  24x99%  ft 
June  2,  First  German  Baptist  Church  to 

Erank  Staub $1,00< 

Wavgerow $1,10( 

Wall  st  25  ft  n of  Springer  av  wf  25x124 
ft  Sept  9,  Mary  L Barnes  to  F Kalal.$50 
Wabansia  av  164  ft  e of  Hoyne  sf  48x100 
ft  Aug  1,  J V Dal  to  C A Dunklan . . $1,40 
Wabansia  av  w and  adjoining  above  24x 
100  ft  Sept  1,  W E Hatterman  to  C A 

Dunklan $501 

Williard  av  150  ft  s of  23d  st  wf  25x124% 
ft  Aug  20,  O Balbro  to  Amalia  Norman 

$4( 

Weoster  av  97%  fte  of  Sheffield  nf  24x125 
feet  August  30,  J J O’Donnell  to  Rose  M 

Black $1,10 

Xorth  ot  City  Limits. 

Addison  st  ne  cor  Paulina  sf  48x126  feet 
September  3,  C & F Nowak  to  F Henn- 
ing  N $1,3< 

Ashland  av  nw  cor  Addison  ef  93x124%  ft 
July  15,  C & F Nowpk  to  John  Entl 


$2,7! 


Ashland  av  72  ft  n of  Dunning  st  ef  25x125 
ft  Sept  15,  H Tessendorf  to  II  Hellmann 

$l,7(j 

Belmont  av  on  street  n of,  181  ft  w of  Ra-  1 
cine  sf  25x127  feet  Aug  7,  J P Altgeldto  | 

L Brandt $51 

Belmont  av  198  ft  w of  Racine  sf  25x121  ft  i 
July  31,  J P Altgeld  to  Jonas  Erland- 1 

sou $90 

Burling  st  the  premises  Nos  536,  538,540  ! 
and  544,  Sept  21,  Geo  T Potter  to  Hen-  j 

ry  Rieke $11,60 

Belmont  av  150  ft  e of  railroad  sf  25x125  | 
feet  June  22,  S E Gross  to  Peter  Deane 


-17* 

Byron  st  nw  cor  Paulina  sf  249x125  feet  I 
Sept  2C,  H Bruchner  to  W Birkmeier 

$3,9f| 

Belmont  av  223  ft  w of  Racine  av  sf  25x 
121  ft  Aug  2,  J P Altgeld  to  T Bruns  et 

al $9* 

Burling  st  122  9-10  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av 
<f  25x105%  ft,  July  16,  J C Sherman  to 

Mary  Haerle $7 

Belmont  av  314  ft  e of  Ashland  sf  25x125  : 

Sept  22,  August  Sundmacher  to  J G, 

Laitsch $ — J 

Burling  st  543  ft  s of  Wrightwood  av  wf 
25x125%  ft  Sept  6,  J T Davis  to  Martin 

Doyle $1,1 1 

Clark  st  nw  cor  Byron  ne  f 114  ft  running 
w to  Centre  of  Southport  av  2 acres 
Sept  15,  F S Hieronimus  to  A Newman 

$6,0< 

Diversey  st  ne  cor  Perry  sf  25x124  ft  Aug 
20,  W E Hatterman  to  Chas  Behm. . .f  “ 
Fletcher  st  141  ft  w of  Southport  av  nf  24 
xl25  ft  Sept  13,  W C Goudy  to  M Kaller 


.$5, 


Fullerton  av  159%  ft  e of  Halsted  st  sf  33 
xl40  ft  also  25x140  ft  on  same  street  sept 

11,  J T Davis  toG  F Lydston $4,0' 

Fletcher  st  171  ft  w of  Evanston  av  sf  75x 
125  ft  Aug  3,  Luke  Hitchcock  to  A W 

Lundquist $2,8 

Galt  av  se  cor  Hazel  st  nf  50x124  ft  June 

30,  J N Young  to  R F Garrity $1,2( 

Halsted  st  72  ft  s of  Wrightwood  av  ef  24 
xl20  ft  Sept  29,  W A Smith  to  W Heise 

$3,01 

Homer  av  264  ft  e of  Sheldon  nf  25x125  ft 
June  10,  S E Gross  to  W J Niedenkom 

- $4 

Homer  av  se  cor  Sheldon  nf  48x125  ft  June 

2,  S E Gross  to  F Schmidt $9!l 

Homer  av  50  ft  w of  Robey  stef  25x125: 
feet  March  15,  S E Gross  to  M Etzig 

-$3 

Lincoln  av  229  ft  nw  of  School  st  ne  f 25  ft 
and  running  s and  w to  Paulina  st  Sept  | 
17,  Anna  Schuettge  to  A Grimmer.. $9- 
Lincoln  av  202  ft  se  of  Diversey  st  sw  f 50| 
ft  to  alley  June  30,  S L Robinson  to  A 

Schuber $3,0( 

Lincoln  av  274Jo  ft  se  of  Noble  st  nef  25x 
124  ft  Sept  22,  Franz  Beudel  to  F Neu- 

stadt $1,-' 

Lake  shore  drive  nw  cor  Addison  st  ne  f 
600x225  ft  Aug  18,  Clara  S & P Rea- 
son to  W Strasinger $16,0 

Melrose  stj268  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  25x125  ft 
Sept  13, *W  G Hangan  to  S A Simpson 

Melrose  st  325  ft  w of  Evanston  av  sf  lOOx 
116  ft  Sept  20,  M H Peters  to  H W Van- 

■ 

Melrose  st  ne  cor  of  C & N W R R right  of 
way  sf  50x125  ft  June  1.  Maria  P Helm 

Melrose  st  192  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  sf  24x1-5 
ft  Julv  13,  S E Gross  to  Daniel  Magison 
$5< 


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543 


Nevada  st  612  fte  of  Evanston  road  nf  25 
xl06%  ft  sept  9,  E & E Wiegleh  to  P 

Merz $1,000 

Oakdale  av  49  ft  e of  Perro  nf  49x124  ft 

Sept  18,  J Amberg  to  M Jodo $1,060 

Oakdale  av  124%  ft  6 of  Herndon  st  sf  25 
xl22  ft  June  30,  estate  of  W O Jones  to 

A J D Adams $625 

Pine  Grove  av  ne  cor  Addison  st  sw  f 400 
x225  ft  Sept  16,  Clara  S & P R Mason  to 

A Collins $12,000 

Pauline  av  92  ft  s of  Wilson  wf  100x165  ft 
Sept  15,  C P Leland  to  Cora  T Mar- 
shall   $2,000 

Roscoe  st300  ft  e of  Robey  nf  25x125  feet 

May  31,  S E Gross  to  C Bruske $325 

Roscoe  st  150  ft  e of  Robey  nf  25x125  ft 
June  28,  S E Gross  to  C C Miller ....  $325 
Racine  av  211  ft  n of  Belmont  wf  49x115 
ft  Aug  19,  J P Altgeld  to  H W Sallach 

$1,500 

School  st  nw  cor  Perry  sf  25x125%  feet 
June  12,  SicKel  & Hufmeyer  to  R Auf- 

mann $700 

Southport  av  73  ft  n of  Noble  st  wf  25x 
125  feet  Sept  15,  J P Altgeld  to  W End 

$650 

Snyder  st  99%  ft  s of  School  wf  25x123  ft 
September  22,  F Hoerdt  to  C Lundin 

$650 

School  st  186  ft  w of  Robey'nf  175x125  ft 
Sept  21,  Ann  E Chapman  to  O Charles 

$2,500 

Woodside  av  99  ft  s of  Roscoe  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  July  19,  G H A Thomas  to  N 

Swenson $550 

Woodside  av  175  fts  of  Turner  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  May  15.  G H A Thomas  to  J Ham- 
mond   $500 

Wolfram  st  125  ft  e of  Sheffield  av  sf  25x 
124  ft  Sept  21,  Cornelia  A & W H Stick- 

ney  to  J Simpson $820 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  96  ft  n of  52d  st  wf  48x121  ft 
August  24,  H W Romeiser  to  M Baffin 

$1,050 

Augusta  st  327  ft  w of  Vincennes  av  nf  25 
xll2  ft  February  1,  W D McKes  to  W H 

Moore $1,250 

Augusta  st,  same  as  above  May  5,’  W H 

Moore  to  Rose  Boland $3,500 

Burroughs  av  146  feet  s of  56th  st  ef  24x 
122%  ft  July  20,  B F Jacobs  to  F Han- 
sen   $700 

Butterfield  st  100  ft  n of  45th  ef  26x100  ft 
Oct  8 ’85,  M Laflm  to  H W A Henning 

$500 

Cleveland  st  57  ft  e of  Onion  nf  25x132  ft 
Sept  15,  H & J Pickles  to  J R Parker 

$500 

Centre  av  sw  cor  50th  st  ef  36x124%  ft 
Sept  8,  J T Young  et  al  to  J Sicatte.  .$525 
Champlain  av  89  ft  n of  44th  st  wf  30x150 
ft  Sept  11,  Catherine  Prince  to  M S 

Embree $1,200 

Calumet  av  100  ft  e of  43d  st  wf  25x126  ft 
Sept  14,  M Clarkson  to  J Ruane  ....  $1250 
Cornell  st  350  ft  s of  53d  st  ef  110x200%  ft 
August  14,  W B Gates  to  H Schuhmann 

$18,000 

Cornell  av  ne  cor  Fifty  fifth  st  wf  120x150 
ft  Sept  16,  F H Armstrong  to  R W Hy- 
man Jr $14,450 

Calumet  av  100  ft  s of  43d  st  wf  25x126  ft 
September  13,  J M Mullen  to  M Clark- 
son   $1,500 

Desplaines  st  225  ft  s of  57th  wf  50x125  ft 
September  20,  J Lloyd  to  E R Handy 


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Drexel  boul  49%  ft  s of  43d  st  wf  49%x 
180  ft  Aug  21  Monroe  Salisbury  to  Philo- 

mene  P Damarais $3,400 

Dearborn  st  408  ft  s of  47th  wf  24x100  ft 
Sept  22,  S A Kent  to  J E Thorne  & J 

Hurley $2,250 

Everts  st  240  ft  n of  49th  ef  24x124%  feet 
Sept  11,  B F Jacobs  to  K Gunski ....  $350 
Everts  av  96  ft  n of  Forty  ninth  st  wf  24x 
124%  ft  Sept  7,  B F Jacobs  to  R Lenz 

$350 

Everts  av216  ft  n of  Forty  ninth  st  wf  24 
xl24%  ft  Sept  6,  B F Jacobs  to  J Pato- 

ka $350 

Fifty  third  st  134  ft  e of  Peoria  nf  272x 
124  ft  with  132x120  ft  on  Peoria  st  adj  8 
other  lots  Sept  18,  B Masterson  to  H H 

Gage $6,300 

Fifty  third  st  nw  cor  Washington  av  sf  75 
xl60  ft  June  30,  BF  Morse  to  Belle  F 

Munger $5,500 

Fifty  third  st  w and  adj  above  sf  75x160 
ft  June  30,  B F Morse  to  Abigail  H Hills 

$5,500 

Fiftv  first  st  215  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  25x 
124%  ft  July  2,  W H Rand  to  E Woess- 
ner $205 


Fifty  first  court  nw  cor  Peoria  st  sf  30x 
124%  ft  Sept  9,  A F Stevenson  to  W 

Reichert $450 

Forty  seventh  st  346  ft  w of  Stewart  av  sf 
72x140  ft  July  20,  P Griffin  to  P J Flynn 

$2,000 

Fifty  first  st  115  ft  e of  Throop  sf  25x120 
ft  Aug  17,  J T Young  et  al  to  P McGar- 

ry $450 

Forty  third  st,  on  street  n of,  i50  ft  e of 
Wallace  nf  25x125  ft  Sept  18,  VV  T De 

Luce  to  Thos  Shinnick $1,000 

Gunn  st  212%  It  e of  Wright  nf  37%xl20 
ft  April  1,  W O Budd  to  Marie  J Oakes 

... $3,200 

Greenwood  av  ne  cor  of  45th  st  wf  99%x 
175  ft  July  19,  Joseph  Medill  to  Amelia 

H Turner $9,000 

Garfield  bd  on  street  s of  347  ft  w of  Bis- 
sell  st  nf  25x140  ft  Sept  15,  Nellie  M 

Crittenden  to  Geo  Dunn $1,450 

Greenwood  av  149%  ft  n of  45th  st  wf  50x 
175  ft  July  19,  Joseph  Medill  to  Mary  R 

Fauntleroy  $4,000 

Green  rt  50  ft  s of  60th  ef  50x125  ft  Sept  1 

E G Minnick  to  C R Minnick $800 

Greenwood  av  199%  ft  n of  45th  st  wf  50x 
xl75  ft  July  19,  J Medill  to  C E Seaton 

$4,000 

Greenwood  av  99%  ft  n of  45th  st  wf  50x 
175  ft  July  19,  J Medill  to  Kate  E Dan 

iels $4,000 

Greenwood  av  249%  ft  n of  45th  st  wf  50x 
175  ft  July  19,  J Medill  to  E F Gorton 

$3,500 

Garfield  boul,  on  the  stieet  s of,  224  ft  w 
of  Bissell  st  nf  25x140  ft  Aug  9,  Nellie 

M Chettenden  to  C Brown $1,510 

Hart  av  near  41st  st  ef  25x124  ft  Sept  17, 

F Leech  to  L L Takom $500 

Halsted  st  ne  cor  of  Gunn  wf  130x164  ft 
August  30,  Oliva  M Chase  to  J M Haslett 

$2,000 

Halsted  st  same  as  above  Sept  18,  J M Has- 
lett to  P R Chandler $2,500 

Indiana  av  234%  ft  s of  45th  st  ef  50x161 
ft  Sept  16,  F Hershy  to  Rose  A McCar- 
thy   $2,500 

Justine  st  48  ft  s of  50th  wf  24x124%  ft 

March  15,  M Baffin  to  W Frank $325 

Justine  st  48  ft  n of  52d  ef  24x121  ft  Sept 

6,  Meyer  Baffin  to  D Murphy $350 

Kimbark  av  90  ft  s of  52d  st  ef  30x124  ft 
Sept  21,  Myron  A Pearce  to  Helen  M 

Bassett $1,200 

Loomis  st  740  feet  n of  Fifty  first  ef  50x 
124%  ft  Sept  13,  G C Wilson  to  Sophia 

Easter $800 

Lexington  av  113  ftn  of  Chestnut  st  ef  50 
xl64  ft  Aug  4,  heirs  of  Ephraim  Addems 

to  Josephine  C Suttis $2,125 

Murray  st437  ft  s of  53d  wf  50x125  ft  Aug 

20,  E S Dreyer  to  C Kines $800 

Oakwood  boulevard  144%  ft  w of  Vincen 
nes  av  nf  25x134%  ft  Sept  18,  W Butler 

to  F Shepard $3,125 

Sixty  third  st  nw  cor  Prairie  av  ef  61%x 
160%  ft  Sept  21,  James  Griffin  to  John 

Vog $1,000 

Sixtieth  st  sw  cor  of  Woodlawn  av,  368%x 
586  ft  July  2,  Michael  A Corrigan  to  O 

R Keith $23,000 

State  st  275  ft  s of  41st  wf  25x178  ft  Sept 

16,  A W Lakin  to  E Morris $2,500 

School  st  n of  57th  ef  26x117  ft  Sept  18, 

Jerry  Mulvihill  to  Jacob  Dinges $650 

Sheridan  av  nw  cor  62d  st  ef  100x166  ft 

Aug  11,0  R Keith  to  WG  Press $3,500 

State  st  250  ft  s of  41st  wf  25x178  ft  Aug 
10,  J M Hickey  to  Nelson  Morris.  . .$2,500 
Shurtlefif  av  450  ft  n of  43d  wf  25x122%  ft 
Sept  16,  J M Wanzer  to  Esther  Brett 
$750 

Washington  av  ne  cor  57th  st  wf  99  2-10x 
150  ft  Sept  23,  Lulu  S and  J F Aldrich 

to  Anna  M Aldrich $14,750 

School  st  se  cor  Fifty  eighth  wf  50x123  ft 
Sept  1,  Daniel  Stauffer  to  Christina 

Klein $1)  < 00 

Tracey  av  s of  53d  st  wf  31%xl33  ft  sept 

17,  Amanda  J & D Edlind  to  C O John- 
son  $2,200 

Western  av  boulevard  near  41st  st  ef  28x 
124  ft  Aug  14,  Nathan  Corwith  to  F M 

Alsip  $425 

Woodlawn  av99%  ft  n of  45th  st  ef  50x175 


ft  July  10,  Joseph  Medill  to  Lucinda  B 

Pitney $3,500 

Wallace  st  75%  ft  n of  46th  ef  25x125%  ft 
June  28,  Sophia  Granger  to  Ellen  Mc- 

Luire  $1,800 

Wentworth  av  a of  Garfield  bdwf  27x125 
ft  Sept  17,  CO  Johnsen  to  Amanda  J 

Edlind $3,500 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  road  113%  ft  w of  Flensburg  st 
sf  30x150  ft  Sept  6,  Lucy  Morrison  to  G 

F Dahlstrom $750 

Cortland  st  200  fte  of  Buchanan  sf  25x123 
ft  Aug  20,  H McCormicK  to  P & C Stark 

$425 

Carroll  av  176%  ft  w of  West  43d  st  nf  25 
ft  to  alley  July  25,  ’85,  M A Farr  to  T 

O’Grady $100 

Humboldt  st  50  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  ef  50x 
150  ft  sept  20,  E C Shipley  to  J S Ficke 

$3,600 

Indiana  st  193%  ft  e of  w 48th  st  nf  24x 
119  ft  Sept  17,  A B Dewey  to  E Jacob- 
son   $250 

Morgan  st  300  ft  n of  Cortland  wf  500x100 
ft  Sept  15,  C H Brachvogel  to  M Tillesen 

$1,400 

North  av  150  ft  w of  Kimball  sf  25x140  ft 
June  21,  John  A Jameson  to  L R P Pull- 
man   $600 

Wallace  av  149%  ft  s of  Garden  ef  50x 
125%  ft  Sept  14.  C L Hammond  to  E 
Potts ' $350 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 

Lot  18  and  w 8 7-10  ft  It  19  b 1 w 14  b 18  e V*  29  40  14, 
Sept  13,  William  S Thomson  to  Graoe  A Hamm, 

$2,200 

N 3-5  of  lot  5 b 1,  Park  add  to  Ravenswood,  sept  3, 

Hiram  Nye  to  Clias  A Lang $468 

Lots  6 and  7 blk  8,  State  Bank  add,  sept  1,  estate  of 
W L Newberry  to  New  Engl’d  Congregt’l  Church, 

$5,000 

Lot  56  b 14,  7 39  14,  No  530  W Erie  st,  Sept  6,  Henry 

Champlin  to  J W Donahue $2,200 

Lot  22  and  w 15  ft  lot  21  blk  4 of  lots  34  and  35,  16  38 
14,  September  14,  C.C  Bressler  to  A H Ebersol, 

$3,300 

Lot  92  b 3,  Walker’s  Douglas  Park  add,  July  3,  D W 

Burrows  to  J Rodgers $336 

Lot  21  blk  3,  R J Hamilton’s  sub  nw  54  18  39  14,  sept 

14,  Tressa  E Hawkins  to  C A Gillespie $3,200 

Lots  13  and  14  blk  6,  Blackstone’s  add  to  Oak  Park, 
Septemoer  8,  William  H Wood  to  George  Linden, 

$1,000 

Lot  oi  Taylor’s  sub,  nw  qr  b 53,  7 39  14,  sept  9 Pau- 
line Bluthardt  to  5 F English $4,u00 

Lots  23  and  24  hick  8,  Lee’s  sub  w 54  se  qr  20  39  14, 

sept  14,  F H Dickey  to  G Kohn $550 

Premises  No  720  N Ashland  ave,  Sept  14,  A Rose  to 

V Pyterek $3,350 

Lot  32  Baxter’s  sub  of  Ouilmette  Reserve,  sept  18, 

Mary  Fountain  to  L Brooke  ....  $6,000 

Lot  40  Henry’s  subne  qr  9 38  14,  Apr  19,  Jacob  Van 

Vorst  to  Charlett  J Ausley  $y50 

W 5U  ft  lot  60  div  1,  Westfall's  sub  30  38  15,  sept  15, 

Martin  A Harrison  to  R W Bridge . ■ $750 

Lot  24  blk  2,  Dobbin’s  sub  iu  sw  qr  28  39  14,  sept  16, 

G Wegner  to  J Geogan  $2,125 

Lot  6 of  lot  3 block  29,  7 39  14,  Aug  31,  F White  to  J 

Carne  Jr  et  al  $125 

Lot  3 b 32,  33  40  14,  No  818  North  Park  ave,  sept  18, 

G Serdenschwantz  to  J O Euder $2,000 

North  33  ft  of  lot  I7,  Potwin’s  sub  of  n 449  ft  of  lot 
1 b9.  Rockwell’s  add,  sept  18,  Fricke,  Dase  & Co 

to  R Blakeslee $3,300 

Lot  22  b 2,  Cass  sub  e 30  acs  s 64  acs,  nw  qr  25  39  13, 

G W Cass  to  G C Brosseau $875 

Lot  21  block  2 same,  August  20,  same  to  F Cote, 

$275 

Lot  28  block  2,  same,  September  13,  same  to  E Loi 
lean $300 


Lot  9 to  12  b 2,  Circuit  Court  Partn  ne  qr  31  38  15, 
August  17,  W S Haines  to  J Woodbridge  jr, 

. *•  .$  /25 

Lots  33  to  48  b 8,  Klzer  k Williams’  sub  ne  qr  31  37 

15,  sept  17,  A F Hatch  to  J W Him  $575 

Lot  6 b 65,  Cornell,  July  1,  F S Bunn  to  Florence  B 

Wood $250 

Lots  16  and  17  b 51,  Cornell,  April  28,  A O Ruliffson 

to  C F Fisher $*5 8 

Lots  8 and  9 b61  same,  Aug  27,  National  Life  Ins 

Co  to  J Cuber $*00 

Lots  41  and  42  block  50  Cornell,  sept  14,  Florence  B 

Wood  to  Yakub  Kartl $450 

Lot  6 block  3,  Lancaster’s  sub  w 54  sw  qr  22  38  14, 
September  15,  F G Springer  to  B Pender, 

$750 

Lot  44  b 38,  Cornell,  Sept  16,  Robt  H Nutt  to  R B 

Vail S400 

Lots  75  and  78  division  3.  South  Shore  sub  30  38  15, 

July  29,  Elizabeth  > ewis  to  W M Craig $2,8J0 

Lots  48  49  and  50,  blck  30,  Taylor’s  1st  add  to  South 
Chicago,  September  16,  Alof  Rubin  to  C Brand, 

$2,000 

Lots  43  b 4,  S Chicago,  Aug  25,  C k C C k D Co  to  J 

Berggrist $400 

Lot  7 b 27  S Chicago,  sept  17,  W Wesalek  to  L Jura- 
wicez $*50 

LAKE. 

Lot  17  blk  3,  Webster  & Perkin’s  sub  se  qr  8 38  14, 
September  4,  Pat’k  McDonald  to  James  Norton, 

$100 

Lots  '5  and  6 biock  2 of  blk  5,  Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14, 
September  6,  A Tidholm  to  George  Stuart, 

$1,250 

Lot  5 b 4,  Lee’s  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  sept  10,  Caroline 

T Hosmer  to  Annie  Klima $110 

Lots  1 and  2 b 3,  Place  & Sackett’s  sub  s qr  e 14  ne 
qr  1 38  13,  sept  11,  E A & J T Emerick  to  W Mc- 
Intyre  $300 

Lot  1 blk  6 Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  sept  16, 

A Burgess  to  E B Hanford  $1,000 

Lot  42  Ehrler  k Hessert’s  sub  n 5 ya  acres  s 9 14  acs 
se  qr  se  qr  17  38  14,  sept  17,  P Schneider  to  L 

Bachly $350 

Lot  14  blk  14,  Normal  School,  sept  16,  H H Thomas 

to  Maria  M Gross $2,376 

N 49  ft  sub  5 block  13,  same,  sept  16,  same  to  same, 

$1,176 

N 19  ft  lots  3 b 6,  same,  sept  16,  F E Shays  to  Mat- 

tie  A Walker $500 

S 18  ft  lot  2 blck  6,  same,  sept  16,  Susan  T Shays  to 

same ••---•  $600 

Lot  2 ( excpt  10  and  s 22  ft)  block  3 Normal  School 
sub  21  38  14,  May  1,  D W Storrs  to  P M Dahlgren, 

$3,200 

Lot  19  n >4  lot  25,  16  33  14,  September  13,  Jas  Dolan_ 

toR  Schneider $550 

Lot  15  (ex  s 25  ft)  and  s V4  lot  14,  Parmly’s  add’n  to 
Auburn,  August  25,  H k T S Therson  to  W Craft 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

South  13!4  acs  w (4  nw  qr  22  38  14,  sept  11,  Mast  in. 

Chancery  to  E A Hartwell $1 

Lot  28  b 2,  Kensington,  sept  8,  John  Sanderfaw  to 

A Burchard $700 

Lot  11  blk  2,  Gazzam  Gano’s  addition  to  Pul  man, 
Mav  19.  Fallis  k Gano  to  Charles  A Ramsey, 

, • $110 

Lot  27  blk  2,  Fallis '&  Gano’s  add  to  Pullman,  sept 

9,  John  P Duncan  to  F Davidson $235 

E 5 acs  north  lu  acs  sw  qr  sw  qr  32  38  14,  sept  6,  JS 

Houghteling  to  E Osborne $1 

Lots  6 and  7 blk  2 of  s 14  block  4,  Brookline,  sept  4, 

J B Ashford  to  M Ellis $350 

North  25  ft  of  lot  8 in  sub  of  pt  w of  railroad,  e‘/4  ne 
y.  23  38  14,  Aug  9,  F W Green  to  Martha  C Mur- 
dock  $750 

North  10  ft  lot  12,  b 48,  Cornell,  Sept  3,  W H Fenton 

to  Mary  C Robinson $1°0 

Lot  43  b 8,  S Chicago,  sept  14,  C & C C & D Co  to  J 

P Szuk $450 

Lot  in  blck  2,  same,  Sept  17,  same  to  Anna  M Lewis 

$350 

Lots’  25  to  60  85  to  96,  b ’ 2,  Norton’s  sub  ne  qr  27  38 

14,  Jan  1,  R E Holmes  to  F S Bunn .$4,800 

Lot  31  block  3,  Palmer’s  addn  to  South  Chicago, 
September  6,  Mary  P M Palmer  to  Alva  M Haynes^ 

Lots  9 and  iob  2, "same,”  Aug  31,  J Woodbridge  jr  to 
J Weller $2,250 


Lot  40’ and  south  2 ft  lot  41  block  3 University  sub 
of  Englewood,  sept  14,  M Van  Horn  to  G Clarke 

$2,000 

Lot  32  b 3,  Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  20  38  14,  June 

16,  R S Cox  to  W Simmons $200 

Lot  1 and  north  4 feet  lot  2 block  6,  Normal  School 
September  15,  Susan  T Shays  to  H H Thomas, 

$3.50(1 

Lots’ 36  37  and  s 15  ft  lot  38  and  n 20  ft  lot  31  blck  1, 
University  sub  of  Englewood,  sept  10,  M A & A 

Brooks  to  L A Gilbert $5,400 

Lots  29  to  33  b 3,  Hill’s  S Englewood  addn,  Sept  16, 

L G McCabe  to  E M Greene $1,000 

N Vi  lot  9 block  2 Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  quar  21  38  14, 
September  3,  E Z Bussie  to  L Barwick $2,000 


Lots  34  36  37,  Gamble’s  sub  part  sw  qr  12  38  12,  sept 

10,  Hannah  Gamble  to  John  Welsh $300 

Lot  9 b 8 Richmond’s  addn  to  La  Grange.  Emily  B 
King  to  C O Courtright $240 

CALUMET. 

Lot  1 blk  27,  Halsted  st  add  to  Washington  Heights, 
September  14,  Hannah  M Hill  to  E W Dryden 

r $1,700 

Lot  8 biock  3 Sanders  & Reed’s  add  to  Washington 
Heights,  September  4,  D W Sanders  to  C Henry 

$150 

CIOERO. 

Lot  24  b 1 of  lots  345  to  347  b 15  Austinville,  July  15 

E W Oglebay  to  W T Voorhees $525 

W qr  se  qr  24  39  13,  Aug  6,  P G Stiles  to  O McMa-_ 

; $6,250 

Same  premises,  August  17?  Josiah  Stiles  to  same,^ 

$6,250 

LoVs'i.7  and  i$  MooV2Tl,  Scoville’s  sub  ne  qr  7 39  13, 
September  3,  James  W Scoville  to  W H Stennett 

....  ....  ....  •••••  $lo,v)UU 

Bibs’ 5 to  8 Clyde  3d  division,  sept  14,  J D & D Good- 

win  to  W A Hammond $12,000 

Lot  14  blk  12  Ridgeland,  sept  15,  E W Cross  to  E.A 

Cummings • • • ; • • 0 

Lot  20  and  s 10  ft  lot  21,  blk  34,  Ridgeland,  sept  1,  E 

A Cummings  to  E W Cross $'-,400 

N 30  ft  It  14  b 2 Austinville,  sept  17,  G W Church  to 

Edwd  Church 

E hi  of  n 120  feet  of  lot  409  blk  9,  same,  sept  9,  H W 
Austin  to  W H Jordan 


$500 


EVANSTON, 

Lot  31  blk  3,  Kedzie’s  add  to  Evanston,  sept  6,  E W 

Wood  to  H Abrahams  et  al ^5,00'J 

N 50  ft  of  s 273  ft  of  w V2  b 41,  Evanston,  sept  1.  Ja- 
cob E Byers  to  J W Howell *200 

JEFFERSON. 

Lots  1 and  2 b 2,  Dunning’s  sub  ne  qr  ne  qr  19  40  13 
August  5,  A L Dunning  to  F and  M Ubrieh  — $5,  vJ0 
Lot  24  b 3 Free’s  add  to  Jefferson,  sept  17,  Annie 
Cooper  to  K O Grannus $800 


N 75  ft  lot  14  blk  4,  Park  Ridge,  Aug  23,  A V & F E 
Graham  et  al  to  A J Bushank ^1.5  J « 

NEW  TRIER. 


- 9,  Emellne  and  A Mc- 
$251 


Lot  5 s Vi  b 8,  Wi'mette,  Aug 
Daniel  to  Mary  G Henley. 

Lots  1 to  4 of  lots  1 and  2 b 5,  Wilmette,  May  4,  Em- 
eline  McDaniel  to  Chas  McDaniel $1,310 

Lots  1 5 to  18  b 6,  Anderson’s  addn  to  Glencoe,  sept 
16,  May  E King  to  C B Ott $800 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Lot  6 b 2 Farley’s  add  to  Harlem,  Aug  15,  C Loge- 
man  to  W A Kranse $700 


544 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Lots  1 and  2 b 1,  Norton  & Warren’s  sub  nw  !4  29 
37  11,  September  3,D  C Norton  et  al  to  P Scbmidt 
$550 

2 acs  in  ne  Vi  30  39 12,  sept  13,  Sophia  Schert  to  D 

Dieckhofi $1,500 

3 10-100  acs  in  se  cor  north  y2  ne  hi  30  39  12,  Aug  13, 

Diedrich  Dieckhoff  to  Sophia  Schert $2,000 

Lts  7 to  12  and  prts  its  3 to  6 b 27;  its  1 to  10  and  12, 
block  26,  Village  of  Thornton,  sept  6,  Estate  of  P 

Schwab  to  C B Eggleston $4,000 

S 60  acs  w H nw  H 35  31  13,  Oct  4,  ’85,  D G Hamil- 
ton to  E Ahrens $225 

Lots  6 and  7 b 98  Maywood,  sept  10,  E F & K Den- 
nis to  Anna  K Martin $1,700 

Part  of  lot  2 in  Johnson’s  sub  of  Caldwell’s  Reserve 
lying  betwn  Railrd  and  river,  (13 ‘4  acs)  Aug  15, 

’83,  T Donnelly  to  J Eoznatz $2,700 

Lot  39  b 1 b 48,  19  40  14,  sept  11,  O Charles  to  J & A 

Kaller $370 

Lot  17  hick  7,  Small’s  addn  to  La  Grange,  June  24, 

Louis  Oieke  to  J & J P Bahlander $150 

Lots  16  to  20  b 123,  Maywood,  Sept  7,  Maywood  Co 

to  Mary  Maas $2,0'  0 

12  acres  in  10  42  12,  sept  8,  W H Bultner  to  S A 

Heins $3,300 

North  20  rods  of  w 20  rods  of  e !4  se  !4  nw  % 1 42  9, 

Aug  2,  A H Foskett  to  L D Castle $1,400 

Lots  4 b 1,  Smite’s  add  to  Maywood,  sept  13,  W S 

Smith  to  C Amling  $425 

Lot  40  b 2,  Culver’s  Park,  sept  2,  Chas  E Carlson  to 

J J Johuson $275 

Lot  41  blk  2,  same,  sept  2,  same  to  N G Svenson. 

$275 

West  5 acres  of  east  15  acs  e 30  acs  n 60  acs  ne  \ 36 
41  12,  Oct  12,  ’85,  Helen  Sands  to  Nellie  Sands, 
$1,COO 


Sum  many. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  tiled  for  record  during  the  six  days 
euding  Thursday  evening,  Sept.  23,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount 

City  185 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  116 
County 81 


$634,490 

294,306 

135,200 


Total 382  $1,064,996 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 


ending  Sept.  24,  1885: 

Sales. 

Amount. 

City 

$659,812 

County 

200 

296,545 

Total 

347 

$956,357 

TRUST  DEEDS. 

Allen  E L to  C F White,  Sept  15,  lots  3 to 

7 b 6,  2 39  13,  3y  7% $615 

Antis  E J and  G W to  F R Chandler.  Sept 
14,  lot  18  and  pt  38  b 3,  16  38  14,  5y  8%, 

$3,500 

Anderson  E to  H G Foreman,  July  1,  lot 

27  b 4,  20  38  14,  3y  8% $150 

Arndt  A to  H A Goodrich,  sept  14,  lots  38 
and  39  lot  8 b 42,  Sheffield  add,  6m  8%, 

$217 

Auffman  R to  B F Weber,  Ang  30,  It  46  b 

1,  20  40  14,  3y  7% $1,000 

Amann  W to  J H Ernst,  sept  16,  It  17  b 3, 

4 39  14.  2y  6% $2,000 

Amling  C to  O H Benson,  sept  14,  It  4 b 1, 

Maywood,  3y  8% $300 

Adams  A J D to  C A Burley,  June  30,  lot 

35  b 8,  29  40  14,  5y  6% $570 

Adams  A J D to  P F Haynes,  sept  14, 

It  35  b 8,29  40  14,  4y  8% $1,050 

Adams  W H to  G Schmid,  Aug  26,  It  2 b 8 

3 39  14,  5y  8% $6,945 

Berndt  F to  F J Dewes,  Sept  2,  It  25  b 8, 

31  40  14,  3y  6 % $2,000 

Bruns  T.to  E E Prussing,  Aug  2,  lot  72 

Altgeld  sub  20  40  14,  4y  6% $850 

Brown  E and  F J to  W Lister,  Sept  17,  It 

66  b 34,  7 39  14,  6y  7% $600 

Bruske  C to  M E Greenebaum,  May  31,  It 
12,  Gross  Park  second  addn,  40  m 7%, 

$300 

Birkemeier  W to  H C Buechner  Sept  20, 

Its  25  to  32  b 1 b 2,  19  40  14,  4 y 6%.  .$1484 
Burwick  L to  C A Buell  Sept  3,  pt  It  9 b 2 

21  38  14,  2y  7% $400 

Brand  C to  J Bremer  sept  16,  Its  48  to  50 

b 30,  8 37  15,  4 m,  7% $ 

Buhrke  E toJC  Schumacher  Sept  16,  It  36 

b 53,  19  35  14,  5 s,  7% $1500 

BerglundjP  to  H Meiselbar,  sept  9,  pt  lot 

16  b 9,  36  40  13,  2y  7% $300 

Berndt  A C to  C P Silva,  Aug  24,  lot  63  b 

14,  3y $475 

Blaha  J to  L Zavadill,  sept  17,  lot  17  b 5, 

20  39  14 $1,000 

Bowes  J P to  F R Ohandler,  sept  1,  lot  25 

b 3,  4 38  14,  5y  7% $900 

Brackett  N and  E to  J W Scoville,  sept  15 
part  lot  5 blk  4 Rockwell’s  add,  5y  7%, 

$2,500 

Baumrucker  J to  W Heinemann,  sept  15, 

lot  40  b 33  etc  19  39  14,  3y  8% $1,500 

Brett  E to  S Straus,  sept  16,  It  56  b 2,  4 38 

14,  3y  7% $550 

Bachly  L'  to  S Straus,  sept  17,  It  42  se  }£, 

17  38  14,  3y  6%.... $250 

Behma  C to  C F Hatterman,  Aug  21,  It  18 

b 3,  29  40  14,  3y  8%% $600 


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Beidler  A F to  W T Dwight,  Sept  1,  lots  5 

and  8 b 4,  9 38  14,  5y  6% $1,050 

Benson  C L to  J W Scoville,  Sept  9,  It  11, 

b 1,  8 39  14,  3y  8% $6,000 

Boscamp  A to  W J Campbell,  Sept  15,  lot 

23  b 10,  11  39  13,  5y  8% $500 

Berry  C E to  W F Lubeke,  Sept  11,  lot  8 b 

5,  14  38  14,  3y  7% $2,000 

Borgeson  B G to  H S Deitrich,  Sept  15,  It 

167  b 1 etc,  29  40  14.  8% $200 

Broman  C O to  H G Foreman,  July  15,  It 

32  b 4,  20  38  14,  2y  8% $150 

Butewith  H F to  J H Ernst,  sept  16,  It  23 

b 1,  Sheffield  add,  2y  7% $800 

Bowes  J P to  F R Chandler,  Sept  1,  pt  blk 

5,  9 38  14,  5y  7% $2,200 

Baker  F H to  W Loeb,  Aug  27,  Its  1 to  4 b 

11,  20  38  14,  2y  8% $1,900 

Beifield  M to  H Felsenthal,  Sept  21,  pt  b 1 

34  39  14,  5y  8% $8,0C0 

Burghoffer  J to  E Prussing,  Sept  18,  lot  6 

b 8,  29  40  14,  3y  8%% $4,000 

Coffin  R M and  C F to  C R Calkins,  Sept 
18,  pt  Its  14  and  13  b 2,  34  39  14,  ly  7 %, 

$1,000 

Campbell  A to  E Prussing,  Sept  18,  Its  6 

and  7 b 4 b 29,  7 39  14,  3y  7% $850 

Carlisle  A W & E G to  E E Prussing  sept 

13,  pt  Its  7 and  8 b 15,  Ashland  2d  add, 

3y,  8% $3500 

Conrad  F to  E Prussing  sept  17,  Its  10  and 

11  b 1.  Brown’s  add,  3 y,  6 % $3,500 

Cronin  J to  G W Warvelle  Sept  17,  It  6 b 

22,  20  39  14,  3 y,6# $1200 

Campbell  F to  E S Dreyer,  sept  11,  It  2 b 

5,  Reaper  add,  6m  7% $430 

Cross  E W to  R C Givins,  sept  1,  It  20  and 

pt  21  b 34,  8 39  13,  8% $990 

Cross  E W to  S M Moore,  sept  1,  It  20  and 

pt  21  b 34,  Ridgeland,  lOy  7% $1,000 

Clarke  G R to  G Keen,  sept  15,  Its  21  and 
22  lot  6 etc  blk  M,  Morgan  Park,  5y  8%, 

$1,074 

Cohn  M to  J Stern,  Sept  8,  It  9 b 12,  Dela- 

van  add,  7 % $10,000 

Charvat  J C to  M Holec,  Sept  11.  lot  57  b 

4,  20  39  14,  5% $2,800 

Clarke  G to  J F Mick,  Sept  16,  It  40  and  pt 

41  b 3,  21  38  14,  3y  7% $1,500 

Colby  E J to  H M Mathews,  Sept  14,  pt  It 

12.  lots  60  and  61,  EU:s  east  add,  5y  7% 
$3,000 

Christ  R E Church  to  D 0 Strong,  Sept  13 

pt  It  8 b 44,  27  39  14,  5y  8% $10,000 

Cleary  W to  W C Kinney,  Sept  10,  It  48  b 

4,  33  39  14,  5v  8% $500 

Cheney  D H to  H W Wolsey.  Sept  13,  It  3 

b 7,  19  41  14,  8% '. $2,300 

Carlson  S M to  R W Hyman  jr,  Sept  1,  It 

24  b 1,  9 38  14,  5y  6% $2,000 

Costello  M E to  B L Pease,  Sept  13,  pt  b 

14,  1 38  13,  3y  7%% $300 

Coughlin  A to  A C Maynard,  Sept  13,  lot 

62  b 41,  Sheffield  add,  4y  7% $5,500 

Carroll  P to  J Rosenthal,  Sept  16,  It  18  b 

12,  S & G add,  5y  7% $1,600 

Creedan  C to  O C Butz,  Sept  13,  It  15  b 21 

7 39  14,  8% ....$2,000 

Costello  J to  W C Kinney,  Sept  20,  It  29  b 

2,  4 38  14,  3y  7% $300 

Carlisle  AW&EGtoJC  Magill  sept  15 
pt  Its  7 and  8 b 15,  Ashland  2d  add,  3 v 

8% $900 

Craig  W M to  W H Read  Apr  15,  Its  75  and 

78  b 3,  30  3815,  2y $1900 

Doelle  C to  J H Ernst,  Sept  20,  pt  It  17  b 

2,  Sheffield  add,  3y  7% $1,200 

Dusek  J to  J R Bernhardt,  July  26,  It  8 lot 

12  b 53,  21  39  14,  8% $600 

Deane  P to  M E Greenebaum,  June  22,  lot 

18  b 9 Gross  N add,  4y  7% $725 

Dawgialo  M to  F W Huxmann  Sept  15,  It 

50  b 44,  19  39  14,  5 y 8% $2100 

Dolan  M to  J C Schumacher  Sept  16,  It  20 

b 51, 19  39  14,  ly,  7% $400 

Davidson  F to  T Scanlan  Sept  9,  It  27  b 2 

F & G’s  add,  Pullman,  2y,  8% $135 

Dahlstrom  G F to  D W Mills,  sept  6,  part 

Its  11  and  12,  36  40  14,  5y  8% $550 

DooraK  A and  F to  J W Scoville,  sept  14, 

Its  99  and  100,  20  39  14,  3y  7% $3,000 

Dylan  E to  R W Hyman  jr,  sept  1,  prt  lot 


13  b 2,  11  38  14,  5y  7% $550 

onohue  M A to  H H Handy,  Aug  26,  lot 

D48  b 136.  s s add,  ly  5%% $11,000 

Dieting  E A to  E J Whitehead,  Sept  2,  Its 

24  and  25  b 37,  19  37  14,  4v  8% $537 

Duffy  M J to  H H Rose,  Sept  11,  It  45  b 3 

b 18,  33  39  14,  ly  8% $100 

Diven  T J to  W Heinemann,  Sept  13,  lot 
14,  Greenebaum  sub,  11  39  13,  3y  7%, 

$3,000 

Davis  W H to  H A Hurlbut,  Sept  18,  lot  8 

b 84,  s s add,  5y  8%% $20,000 

Dahlberg  J to  A Wisner.  Sept  20,  It  316  b 

1 etc  29  40  14,  5y  7% $500 

Dunklan  C E to  C F Hatterman,  Jr,  Sept 

I,  pt  b 1,  Bradwell  add,  5y  8% $1,800 

Deal  G W to  W Loeb,  sept  13,  part  blk  4, 

Harrison  add,  5y  8% $12,600 

Dehn  A to  C J Adams,  July  26,  It  19,  7 38 

14,  27m  8% $131 

Dzwewior  C to  H A Goodrich,  July  10,  Its 

9 to  12  b 2,  17  40  14,  2y  7% $2,000 

De  Persio  M to  A Pike,  Aug  14,  It  14  b 5, 

33  38  14,  8% $1,200 

Drabek  C to  T H Schintz,  Sept  6,  lot  30  b 

II,  28  39  14,  8% $2,200 

Dreuth  HtoCL  Schaar,  Sept  17,  It  21  b 6 

28  39  14,  3y  8% $400 

Emrick  GMtoJ  Buehler,  Sept  21,  lots  33 
and  34  b 2 b 19,  Sheffield  add,  2y  8%%, 

$10,000 

East  M L to  E J Whitehead,  Aug  4,  Its  27 

and  27  b 37,  4y  8% $550 

Elderkin  G D to  G W Smith,  May  1,  It  5 b 

43,  8 39  13,  3y  5% $1,405 

Edlund  A J to  C Kozminski,  sept  17,  part 
Its  4 and  3 It  2,  16  38  14,  3y  7%  ....  $1,800 
Edmund  A J to  S Straus,  sept  17,  prt  lots 

4 and  3 It  2,  16  38  14,  ly  7% $200 

Ertt  J to  C E Ernst,  sept  16,  Its  21  to  24  b 

26,  2y  8% $1,500 

Ebner  J to  L Baird  Aug  20,  Its  20  and  21  b 

12,  18  39  14,  3y,  8% $1500 

Etzig  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Mar  22,  lot 

27  Gross  Park  2d  add,  30m  7% $250 

Eglin  M E and  A R to  J W Howell,  Sept 

1,  It  2 b 53,  2y  8% $1,000 

Edson  E to  D W Kean,  Sept  14,  It  20  b 34, 

Wash’n  Heights,  72m $489 

Foster  A M to  J M Kean,  July  14,  lots  27 
and  28  b 47,  Rogers  Park,  7y  7%  . . .$3,000 
Forbes  D to  W Heinemann,  Aug  27,  lot  13 

b 2,  12  39  13,  5y  8% $4,000 

Francoeur  H E to  A C Gehr,  Sept  15,  It  3 It 

70  etc,  18  39  14,  3y  8% $2,000 

Frieman  H J to  W C FricKe,  Aug  26,  It  12 

b 2,  Och  s add,  2y  8% $575 

Fischer  C to  A B Mead,  Apr  28,  Its  16  and 

17  b 51,  Cornell,  2y  8% $300 

Fox  T to  F R Chandler,  Sept  15,  lot  22  b 2 

18  39  14,  2y  8% $2,000 

Forbuct  J F to  W A Bond,  Apr  9,  It  16  b 2 

Davis  s add,  8y $2,450 

Frickenstadt  L and  C to  C N Lauman, 

sept  17,  It  25  Belmont  add,  7% $500 

Frank  A to  F Rieszki,  sept  17,  lot  30  b 21, 

Elston  add,  8% $1,000 

Fitzgerald  T to  W W Robinson,  Aug  13,  It 

5 blk  1 block  11,  Sheffield  addn,  3y  7%, 
$450 

Fyfe  W C to  L Boyce,  Sept  20,  lot  26  b 11, 

22  38  14,  2y  8% $228 

Floto  G to  W E Hatterman,  June  15,  lot 

18  b 7 Bickerdike  add,  5y  8% $1,500 

Finn  A to  R W Holway  sept  18,  It  38  b 1 b 

9,  33  3014,  7% $520 

Flagler  E R to  S W Rawson,  Sept  15,  It  1 

It  2 b 7,  13  39  13.  2y  7% $500 

Falloom  A to  C W Nicholas,  Sept  14,  It  30 

b 27,  33  39  14,  2y  8% ‘ 

Flook  G and  H R to  H E Updike,  Aug  20, 

It  8 It  15  etc,  13  39  13,  51  m 6%. . . $1,700 
Franzen  J to  F Wilkinson,  Aug  21,  pt  lot 

92  b 1,  30  35  15.  4y  7% $600 

Forbes  D to  W Heinemann,  Aug  27,  Its  13 

and  14  b 2,  12  39  13,  5y  8% $4,000 

Gorton  E F to  G M Bogue  Julv  19  It  16  b 

4,  2 38  14,  5y  8% $2625 

Gebhardt  J to  W Vocke  Sept  18,  It  1 It  11 

b 20,  29  40  14,  3 y,  8% $12,000 

Graves  S E to  W E Hatterman,  Sept  1,  pt 

b 39  and  40  Sheffield  add.  3y  8% $4,125 

Grogan  J to  C F Hatterman  Jr,  Sept  1,  It 


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31  b 23,  Sheffield  add,  3y  7% $400 

Gnthow  C A to  A J Walker  Sept  7,  It  2 b 
1,  6 39  14.  4y,  7%. 


Gibbs  J to  A Peterson,  sept  16,  lot  40  b 2, 

36  40  13,  3y  7% $600! 

Gromoll  H to  C J Adams,  Aug  30,  It  18,  s j 

w 7 38  14,  27m  8% $131  ■ 

Garrity  M to  H G Foreman,  sept  16,  lots  j 
11  and  12,  Thomas’  sub,  7 39  14,  2y  8%, 

$1,000 

Grimmerga  P to  H G Foreman,  May  2-, 

Its  28  and  29  b 4,  20  38  14,  2y  8% $305 

Gerstenbauer  R to  G Coombs,  Sept  13,  pt 

It  32  b 47,  7 39  14.  2y  7% $700 

Gaines  J to  J W Scoville,  Sept  14,  It  4 blk 

11,  8 39  14 $1,250 

Gore  S A to  P O Maynard,  Ang  2,  e lot 

Co  Clks  sub,  3 38  14,  ly  6% $1,000 1 

Gilles  M to  H S Deitrich,  Sept  15,  lot  57, 

b 51,  33  40  14,  8% $100 

Graves  S E and  C M to , sept  7,  prt  i 


b 39,  Sheffield  add,  5y  7% $10,000 

Heerragen  B to  J H Ernst,  Sept  18,  lot  35 

b 40,  33  40  14,  2y  8% $500 

Halloran  J J to  J J Altpeter,  Sept  18,  lot 

41  b 2,  33  39  14,  8% $1,400 

Hanton  W A to  J J Altpeter,  Ang  25,  Its  5 

and  6 Healey  sub,  24  39  13,  8% $1,500 

Hair  M & J S to  O P Curran  Sept  1,  lt3  25 

to  29,  b 6,  26  39  13,  3 y,  8%  $900 

Haufe  A L F to  R Berger  Sept  20,  Its  19 

and  20  It  1 b 2,20  40  14,  3 y,  7% $1000 

Hneckstaedt  F to  W C Fricke;  sept  11,  lot 

7 b 11,  6 39  14,  ly  8% !$400 

Hassett  F to  C F Hatterman,  sept  10,  lot  18 

b 2,  6 39  14,  2y  8% $400  j 

Haarvig  A M to  0 D Sorang,  sept  14.  It  7 

b 8 1 3913,  3y  7% $1,600  i 

Hessler  T to  C B Wilson,  sept  15,  lot  5 b 2 

b 6 9 39  14,  3y  7% $1,500 

Howell  J W to  W P Kimball,  sept  1,  pt  b 

41,  Evanston.  3y  8% $1,500' 

Hohnkemeier  E to  J H Ernst,  sept  8,  pt  sw 

3^  34  41  13  (25  acrs)  7y  8% $2,800 

Hansen  H F to  W Loeb, Ang  21,  It  50  b 42 

Ogden  add,  2y  8% $500 

Herick  J to  A C Gehr,  Sept  6,  It  106.  18  39 

14,  8% $1,800 ; 

Herick  to  J Kralovec,  sept  6,  It  106,  18  39 

14,  32m  8% $800; 

Hanscom  P L to  C M Sturges,  Sept  15,  lot 

16  b 2,  7 39  13,  5y $5,000 

Hieronymus  A to  C J Adams,  June  14,  Its 

65  and  66,  7 38  14 $ 

Hebard  E M to  G Snydacker,  Sept  9,  lots 

14  to  16,  18  39  14,  2y  6 % $1,350 

Hodgson  J to  H V Freeman,  Sept  1,  prt  b 

15,1  38  13,  6% $1,150 

Hauff  J F to  G W Newcomb,  September 

15,  It  12,  Hammond  sub,  25  40  13,  5y  7% 
$1,425 

Heintz  F to  G Atzel,  Sept  15,  It  3 b 17,  19 

39  14,  5y,  no  int $700 

Hammer  D H to  F G Bradley,  Sept  1,  prt 

ne  % sw  % 34  39  14,  3y  8% $6,000 

Hoffman  E F D to  C P H Dose, , prt 

lots  6 and  7 b 4 b 18,  29  40  14,  2y  7 %, 

$2,000 

Hendricks  J to  A C Gehr,  Sept  15.  lot  109 

lot  5 etc  18  39  14,  5y  8% $2,000 

Huber  E to  F Schrader,  Sept  6,  It  11  b 11, 

29  40  14.  3y  7% $2,000 

Hansen  H F to  W Loeb,  Ang  21,  It  50  blk 

42  Ogden  add,  5y  8% $4,000 

Hnlke  C L to  F Lackner,  Sept  15,  lots  23 

and  24  b 7,  1 39  13,  3y  8% $ 

Horey  M A to  M Aleng,  Sept  21,  pt  Its  8 

and  9 Ellis  W add,  ly  7% $500 

Hellmann  H to  E W Zander,  Sept  15,  lot 

28  b 4 Fullerton  2d  add,  5y  8% $600 

Hedrich  L F A to  C Lindemann,  Sept  20, 

Its  41  to  43  b 1,  29  40  14,  3y  7£  . . . .$2,000 
Jado  M to  J H Ernst,  Sept  18,  Its  21  and 

22  b 9,  29  40  14,  6m  8% $560 

Jungblut  W to  H R Durkel,  Aug  23,  lot  22 

b 54,  19  39  14,  2y  7% $«0 

Jones  0 H to  S E Gross,  Sept  9,  It  5 b 10, 

Clifford  add,  2y  8% $200 

Johnson  CO  to  R Berger  Sept  9,  Its  16  and 

17  b 2 b 9,  33  39  14  3 y,  8% $3000 

Johnson  J R to  A Mach  Sept  20,  It  26  b 1 

36  40  13,  ly,  7% $700 

Jensen  A J to  D W Kean  sept  15,  It  21  b 

M,  Morgan  Pk  7 m,  8% $1104 

Jandus  R to  0 P Curran  Aug  9,  Its  39  and 

40  b 11,  26  39  13,  8% $10C| 


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ohnson  COtoR  Berger  Sept  8,  Its  16 
and  17,  b 2 b 9,33  39  14,5  y,  6$. . .$12,000 
ensen  J L to  L Baird,  Aug  13,  It  29  b 8, 6 

39  14,  5y  7% $1,860 

ansen  J to  J Goldzier,  Sept  14,  It  3 lot  8 

b 67,  21  39  14,  4y $1,200 

ohnson  K to  L Baird,  Sept  13,  lot  22  b 7, 

4 39  14,  2y  7% $650 

acobson  E to  A Chytraus,  Aug  17,  It  18  b 

6,  1C  39  13,  8% $ 

dotter  D to  C P H Dose,  Aug  20,  It  18  b 5 

36  40  13,  2y $325 

Celeher  JTtoEJ  Whitehead,  July  8,  lot 

18  b 37,  19  37  14,  3y  8% $225 

Caapik  A to  F Buszai,  Sept  20,  lot  4 b 22, 

5 39  14,  8$ $3,000 

Cuhn  A to  A T Galt,  Sept  20,  lots  22  and 

23  b 9 Lee  add,  5y  8% $3,000 

leiser  0 to  B L Pease,  sept  15,  It  3 lot  21, 

9 39  13,  ly  8% $75 

Cummer  P to  J H Ernst,  sept  14,  It  37  and 

pt  36  b 1,  29  40  14,  2y  8%i  $200 

Hug  HtoEF  Dunne,  sept  1,  It  11,  se 

20  39  15,  5y  7% $1,300 

Hein  P to  J Goldzier,  sept  18,  pt  It  6 blk 

53,  21  39  i4,  3y  8% $600 

Coating  J to  A M McKay,  Sept  21,  It  28  b 

5,  5 39  14,  3y  8% $1,050 

Cenny  J to  M Sonnenscheien  Sept  15,  It 

19,  b 3,  b 5,  6 39  14,  8% $1000 

Keith  O R to  M A CorrigaD,  July  2,  blk  1, 

14  38  14,  2y  8% $5750 

Kanssler  J G to  S E Gross,  Sept  17,  It  3 b 

10,  Clifford  add.  2y  8% $325 

Krender  L J to  H G Foreman,  Sept  10,  lot 

28  b 4,  Sheffield  add,  2y  6 % $1,000 

Knies  C to  R Berger.  Aag  26,  lots  24  and 

25  b 3,  9 38  14,  3y  6$ $600 

Krenek  F to  L Zavodil,  Sept  17,  It  10  b 6, 

35  40  13 $500 

LewandowsKi  J to  C F Hatterman  Jr,  Sept 

1,  It  32,  Moorman  add,  2y  8% $1,000 

Lydston  J F to  C H RieKe,  Sept  11,  lot  95 

b F,  2y  6# $1,150 

Larbig  J to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  Sept  20, 

It  71  b 2,  36  39  14,  6m  8% $400 

Lundquist  A W to  E C Wilson.  Aug  3,  Its 

43  to  45  b 1,  28  40  14;  2y  7% $1,400 

Leiding  J F A to  M E Greenebaum,  sept 
16,  lot  387,  block  1 etc  29  40  14,  4y  7% 

$2,100 

Leland  W F to  P E Stanley,  Sept  15,  s % 

It  4 b 8,  f rl  15  add,  5y  5% $30,000 

Lehmrnn  C to  C H Puscheck,  Sept  15,  lot 
25  and  pt  26  b 6 b 4,  Sheffield  add,  2y  6 

% $1,000 

Langland  O to  W G Baker,  Sept  1,  It  18  b 

1,  8 38  14,  3y  8% $300 

Lewis  C C to  S EtFrench,  Sept  13,  It  42  b 

3,  9 38  14,  6>4  y,  6 % $1,950 

Lense  J to  W D Kerfoot,  Sept  3,  It  9 b D, 

32  39  14,  3y  6$ $330 

Larsen  H to  H W Booth,  Aug  14,  It  21  b 3 

1 39  13,  8% $450 

Lambach  K to  J J Altpeter,  Sept  11,  It  18 

b 45,  21  38  14,  8$ $800 

Land  Owners  Bldg  Co  to  J N Jewett,  Sept 
1,  Its  6 to  21,  se  qr  se  % 13  39  13,  90  ds, 

5% $75,000 

Moore  A Y to  S Dunlop,  Sept  14,  prt  lot  8 

Oak  ParK,  5y  7% $3,000 

Matthai  C to  F Lackner.  Sept  16,  lot  22 

It  33  etc  Bronson  add,  3y  8% $8,000 

McRoy  H to  M L Pearce,  Sept  15,  pt  Its  1 

to  3 b 25,  11  38  14,  2y  8% $800 

Mitchell  O W to  F C Gibbs,  sept  13,  pt  Its 
19  and  20,  Higgins  sub,  2 38  14,  3y  8%, 

$3,000 

Molmoosky  J to  0 P Curran  Aug  9;  Its  37 

and  38  b 11,  26  39  13,  8% $175 

Minnick  C to  T W Sennott  sept  2,  Its  3 

and  4 b 8,  17  38  14,  8% $1800 

Miller  C C to  M E Greenebaum,  June  25, 
lot  18,  Gross  Park  second  addn,  3y  8%, 

$425 

Magison  D to  M E Greenebaum,  July  13, 

It  18  b 3,  Gross  Pk,  4y  7% 

Miller  C C to  S E Gross,  June  28,  lot  18, 

Gross  Pk  2d  add,  ly  7% $150 

Magison  D to  S E Gross,  July  13,  It  18  b 

3,  Gross  Pk,  15m  7% $300 

Munsell  E M to  F C Gibbs,  Sept  18,  lot  36 

b 4,  2 38  14.  5y  6% $3,500 

Molander  C A F to  S E Gross.  Sept  6,  lot 

4 b 4 Clifford  add,  2y  8% $350 

McCrea  W S to  W Garnett,  Jr,  May  1,  lot 
12  and  pt  11  b 3,  18  39  14,  ly  8%.  . .$6,000 
Mehring  C D and  G to  E Pressing,  Sept 

18,  It  45  b 57,  7 39  14,  5y  8% $4,500 

Matthews  E to  J R Walsh,  Sept  13,  lots  8 
to  11  b 7 RocKwell  add,  5y  8%. . . . $12,000 
McGurn  M to  J F Rehm,  Sept  20,  It  9 blk 
; 87,  and  pt  It  1 b 88,  Elston  add,  5y  6 %, 

$21,000 

Mulleder  F to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept 
20,  lot  88  Ballin  sub,  8 38  14,  3y  7%, 


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Mason  J N to  B L Pease,  Sept  9,  Its  12  to 

16  It  1 b 2,  Brown’s  add,  2y8$ $350 

Mear  E to  J Gross,  Sept  17,  lot  13,  sw  34 

11  39  13,  31  m 6% $325 

Mandel  A to  W Loeb,  Sept  20,  pt  It  9 b 4, 

34  39  14,  Nov  24,  7% $1,000 

McKenzie  M to  C P Silva,  July  14,  lot  1 b 

27,  8,37  14,  2y  6% $200 

McCullough  J to  E F Bayley,  sept  16,  lots 
16  and  17  lot  1 etc  36  40  13,  3y  7 %, 

$1,000 

Moore  M to  M L Calkins,  July  10,  It  19  b 

1,  17  38  14 $110/ 

Mulvihill  J to  J O’Brien,  sept  6,  pt  lots  15 

and  16  b 1 Ogden  add,  8% $2,500 

Meyers  L to  J E Abell,  Aug  17,  part  lots  2 

and  3 b 1,  26  39  13,  ly  8% $313 

Monahan  E J to  S Kerr,  sept  13,  pt  b 25, 

Norwood  Park,  5y  7% $1,500 

Martin  H W to  L Baird,  sept  15,  It  4 b 4 

etc  b 8,  Duncan  add,  5y  6% $8,000 

Murray  C to  H L Turner,  Aug  27.  lot  37  b 

8,  S & F add,  3y  8% $330 

Morse  C H to  ME  Greenebaum  August 
27,  Its  1 to  14  b 40  Rogers’  Park,  2 y,  6 % 

$3000 

Mathews  F L to  R Tatham,  sept  16,  lot  17 

b 61,  27  39  14,  ly  6% $10,000 

Newman  K M to  J A Sleeper,  Sept  21,  Its 
33  and  34  b 99,  27  39  14,  ly  . $2,000 

NoightI  to  R W Bridge  Sept  18,  It  32  b 8 

b 10,  Sheffield  add.  5i $1500 

Nelson  0 to  F Schroder,  Sept  20,  It  5 b 6, 

14  39  14,  3y  7% $700 

Newman  A to  J Gunzenhauser  Sept  18,  pt 

20  40  14,  2y,  7% $2500 

Neill  P J to  R W Hyman  jr,  sept  1,  pt  lot 

19  b 1,  27  39  14,  5^  8% 3,500 

Niederkorn  J to  M E Greenebaum,  June 

10,  It  38  b 2 Gross  Park,  3y  7% $395 

Neubauer  H to  G Steinhaus,  Sept  11,  It  20 

b 32,  Sheffield  add,  9y  7% $900 

Nipka  C J to  H R Durkel,  Aug  10,  It  20  b 

54,  19  39  14,  4y  7% $400 

Nelson  H to  F Sommers,  sept  16,  pt  It  1 b 

3 b 1,  36  40  13,  5 1-5$ $800 

O’Leary  J to  A Pike,  Sept  11,  lot  21  and 

22  It  7 etc,  36  40  13,  8% $400 

O’Brien  C and  D to  L H Davis,  Aug  25,  It 

33  b 4,  33  39  14,  50m  6%.  . $500 

O’Grady  T to  M A Farr,  Sept  14,  It  55  b 4, 

10  39  13,  2y  7% $700 

Power  R to  C J Hambleton  Sept  18,  It  2 b 

1,  8 39  14,  3 y,  6% $600 

Purvoes  W B to  J C Schumacher  It  13  b 9 

13  39  13.  8% $800 

Priban  W to  J Nutt , 3y  7% $89 

Pincus  C to  S T Fish,  sept  17,  prt  It  100, 

Ellis  e add,  ly  8% $ 

Parker  J R to  W P Couger,  sept  15,  lot  18, 

16  38  14,  5y  7% $600 

Poritz  F to  H Felsenthal,  sept  17,  It  9 b 1 

28  39  14,  2y  8% $2,000 

Pfeiffer  R and  P to  D Eichberg,  sept  15, 

It  41  b 10,  Gross  n add,  6m $150 

Picalek  J to  E D Sellman,  Sept  21,  It  53  b 

4,  20  39  14,  3y  7% $600 

Pyne  M and  J to  W H Holden,  Sept  13, 
lot  19  and  part  20  b 7,  32  39  14,  3y  6% 

$600 

Pederson  A to  M Runnel,  Sept  15,  It  27  b 

1,  29  40  14,  3y,  6% $1,500 

Perkins  A H to  M J Palmer,  Aug  1,  pt  b 

24,  21  39  14,  3y  8% $12,000 

Prins  C H and  G to  A Peterson,  Sept  16,  pt 

b 1,  1 39  13,  3y  7% $7,000 

Pullman  L K P to  F Denison,  June  21,  It 

24  b 21,  35  40  13,  3y  8% $450 

Parker  R S to  T G Dickinson,  sept  10,  prt 

It  23  etc,  3 38  14,  5y  6% $10,000 

Pender  B to  G A Springer,  Sept  15,  It  6 b 

3,  22  38  14,  3y  8% $350 

Pearce  M A to  G W Newcomb,  Sept  14,  pt 

Its  1 to  3,  b 2511  38  14,  6m  6% $1,800 

Patterson  F D to  L Baird,  Aug  28,  lot  1 b 

b 10,  Rockwell  add,  3y  6% $2,300 

Ruane  O to  J T Qoung  Sept  14  It  20,  Hon- 

ore’s  sub  3 38  14,  3y  8% $950 

Rernd  C to  J Buehler,  sept  17, It  1 b 20 

6 39  14,  2y  7% 2,000 

Riley  A and  W to  B L Pease,  August  19, 

Its  17  to  19  blk  142  So.  Chicago,  3y  7% 
$800  $1,300 


Riehl  T to  H Potwin,  August  28,  prt  b 39, 

Sheffield  add,  2y  6% $675 

Rivers  K and  J L to  J W Scoville,  Sept  3, 

It  45  b 3,  18  39  14  $1,000 

Ryan  C to  J Foley,  Sept  8,  Its  11  and  12  b 

1,  14  39  13,  8% $3,500 

Rorke  F J to  A Pike,  Sept  11,  It  32  blk  18 

29  40  14,  6% $1,300 

Roeder  D to  N A Lauer,  Sept  10,  Its  8 and 

9,  18  39  14,  4y  8% $5,000 

Reese  A M and  H H to  T Bates,  July  15, 

It  2 It  1 b 68,  Evanston,  5y  8% $4,500 

Rademacher  J P to  R W Hyman,  jr,  sept 

1,  pt  It  16  b 60,  19  39  14,  5y  7% $2,000 

Reilly  J to  H F Rees,  sept  20,  It  7 block  5, 

Kensington,  3y  8% $450 

Ray  S A to  F A Bragg,  Sept  1,  part  Its  1 

and  2 b 22  frl  15  add,  5y  8% $4,250 

Rose  J E to  J M Kean,  May  4,  It  9 and  pt 

10  b 36  Rogers’  Park,  9y  7% $2,850 

Rubin  0 to  W T Blair,  Sept  1,  lots  19  and 
20  block  3,  Brown  add,  LaGrange,  8% 

$220 

RezeK  J to  L Mandl  Sept  10,  It  65  b 12,  20 

39  14,  ly,  7% $300 

Roescher  J to  H W DiKeman  Sept  18,  It  19 

b 34,  Sheffield  add,  3 y 7% $900 

Sutter  A to  T W Sennott  sept  16,  It  14  b 13 

19  39  14,  8% $800 

Schmidt  F to  M E Greenebaum,  June  2, 

Its  27  and  28,  blk  2,  Gross  Park,  2y  7 %, 

$500 

Samueison  H to  S E Gross,  Aug  16,  It  9 b 

13,  Clifford  add,  30  m 6% $260 

Sweet  Henry  to  J L Lombard,  Aug  98,  lot 

4 b 46,  21  39  14,  8m  6% $18,000 

Shauer  G G to  W H Holden,  Aug  2,  lot  72 

b 4,  20  39  14,  5y  8% $5,000 

Schofield  MW  to  J W Barker,  Sept  1,  lot 

24  b 11,  17  38  14.  8y  8% $1,372 

Schneider  R to  D Moran,  Sept  14,  lot  19, 

Englewood,  6 % $350 

Seaverns  G A to  R W Hyman  Jr,  Sept  1, 

Its  54  to  56  Crane’s  sub,  28  39  14,  5y  8%, 

$8,000 

Siebert  J to  J J Altpeter,  Sept  18,  It  42  b 

2 b 30,  31  40  14,  8% $500 

Swenson  N to  H G Naper,  July  19,  It  44  b 

8,  19  40  14,  5y  8% $350 

Scott  J M to  C F Collott,  Sept  20,  pt  It  11 

b 2,  29  40  14,  ly  8% $600 

Stanley  A P to  I Pflaum,  Sept  14,  pt  b 1, 

12  41  13,  3y  8% $300 

Schmidt  W C to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept 

15,  It  6 b 1,  28  39  14,  3y  7% $1,400 

Sammons  T J to  O H Norton,  Sept  15,  lot 

18  b 59,  7 39  14,  3y  8% $700 

Shorer  J C to  R C McCurdy,  September 

16,  lot  8 blk  16,  Cossitt’s  add,  LaGrange 

2y $300 

Schweiger  J to  W Heinemann,  sept  15.  It 

24  b 31,  5 39  14,  3y  7% $800 

StasiewsKi  J to  C Hatterman,  sept  1,  lot  1 

It  13  b 9,  Wights  add,  ly  7% $400 

Sincek  F to  J Sedlacek,  sept  16,  It  28  b 14, 

20  39  14,  ly  7% " $200 

Schumann  H to  F M Wilson,  Aug  14,  lots 
9 and  10  blck  3,  Hyde  Park,  60  ds  6 %, 

$13,000 

Schroeder  F to  C H PuscheK  Sept  18.  It  28 

b 54,  19  39  14,  2y,  7% $1200 

Selle  R to  D M Hillis,  It  3 b 10,  Rockwells 

add,  8% $L063 

Shanahan  R to  E W Adkinson  Sept  17,  It, 

9 b 1,  16  38  14.  5y  7% $600 

Smith  F to  R W Holway  Sept  18,  It  30  b 

31,  8 37  15,  7 % $700 

Smith  I S to  B R De  Young  Sept  16,  It  6 b 

6, 31  40  14,  2y,  7% $250 

Schroeder  G to  G Steinhaus,  Sept  1,  Its  48 

and  49  b 31,  Sheffield  add,  ly  7% $270 

Swedish  C B Congregation  to  F R Chan- 
dler, sept  1,  Its  2 and  3 It  29  b 1,  9 38  14 

5y  7t $1,500 

Shalek  F A to  J Rosenthal,  sept  15,  pt  lot 

8 b 38,  s s add,  4y  8% $3,000 

Schnell  M to  W C Fricke,  Sept  21,  pt  It  6 

b 9,  17  39  14,  2y  8% $3,000 

Thieson  J J to  L J A Fuellgraff,  June  24, 

pt  It  16  It  15,  28  39  14,  8% $1,000 

Turner  A H to  G M Bogue,  July  19,  Its  11 

and  12  b 4,  2 38  14,  5y  8% $6,750 

Towle  J R to  J Stern,  Aug  30,  lots  1 and  2 


ne  M 26  38  U’  $3,000 

Troup  S to  E C Shipley,  Sept  1,  Its  2 and 

3,  35  40  13,  3y  8% $ 

Tres  P to  J M Kean,  Sept  1,  pt  lot  5 b 18, 

Rogers’  Park.  6y  7% $2,100 

Taylor  J A to  J Lloyd,  June  5,  lot  23  and 

pt  34,  17  39  14,  2y  7% $1,000 

Thompson  S A to  C C Pickett  Sept  14,  pt 

It  4 b 6 3 38  14,  3 y,  7% $1000 

Tyk  V to  T H Schintz,  sept  10,  lot  3 b 10, 

20  39  14,  5y  8%% $3,000 

Vassel  J to  L Baird  Sept  11,  It  15  b 2 b 4, 

20  40  14,  5y,  8% $050 

Vanderhoof  H W to  G Coombs,  Sept  20, 

Its  14  to  17  It  30,  21  40  14,  3y  8%  . . .$2,000 
Vannata  J to  L Baird,  sept  14,  pt  b 4,  40 

13,  3y  7% $2,000 

Yenzke  M to  T H Schintz,  sept  17,  It  30  b 

21,  20  39  14,  5y  7% $1,000 

Watterman  G C to  D M Hillis,  Sept  7,  Its 
4 to  6 b 10,  Rockwell  add,  ly  6 %. . .$2,500 
Woodbridge  J jr  to  C J Haines,  Septem- 
ber 8,  lots  11  and  12  b 2,  31  38  14,  90  ds 

7* $725 

Weiner  J to  T Schintz,  Sept  14,  lot  48  b 6. 

28  39  14,  8% $1,500 

Waith  F to  J C Schumacher,  Aug  5,  lot  27 

b 3,  25  39  13,  2y  8% $200 

Werneberg  W to  J J Altpeter,  Sept  9,  lots 

16  and  17  b 3,  21  38  14,  8% $3,000 

Wragg  G to  R Berger,  Aug  26,  It  15  blk  1, 

22  38  14,  2y  8% $400 

Wright  T J to  H Woodland,  Sept  13,  It  36 

b”l2,  18  39  14,  ly  7% $600 

W’ilde  C to  L Carder,  sept  19,  It  62,  nw  % 

8 38  14,  ly  8% $300 

W’alters  E &G  to  W Loeb  Sept  18,  It  7 b 7 

b 44,  Sheffield  add,  4 y 7% $1000 

Westerholm  O to  A J Elvig  Sept  18,  pt  It 

6 b 4,  Ogden  add,  6 m,  8% $500 

Wallgren  R G to  H G Foreman,  June  9,  It 

35  b 3,  20  38  14,  38m  6 % $190 

Winslow  R F to  L Baird,  sept  13,  lots  28 

and  2!)  b 4,  18  39  14,  3y  8% $2,000 

Words  J to  S Kerr,  Sept  20,  lot  25  b 48, 19 

39  14,  5y  8% $2,200 

Wolff  M to  H Felsenthal,  Sept  21,  Its  12  to 

15  b 1,  34  39  14,  2y  8% $10,000 

Wissel  J H to  A A T Galt,  sept  4,  pt  It  1 It 
4 etc,  block  23,  Wolcott’s  addn,  6y  6 %, 

$8,000 

Zajicek  F to  A M Dvorak,  sept  16,  lots  80 
hnd  81  b 6,  20  39  14,  8% $6,000 


CHATTEL  1IORTCA6ES. 

Anderson  A to  Ernst  Bros  B Co  sept  15,  sa- 
loon 269  w Madison  st,  6m $700 

Alkins  C to  C Alkins  sept  17,  machy,  — w 

22d  st, $2500 

Amberg  G to  W S Wharton  sept  16,  furn 

Ravenswood  4 m $46G 

Abrahams  M to  M Barnett  sept  17,  furn 

462  Statj  st $700 

Anderson  G to  S Mackey  Sept  20,  furn 

Hyde  Pk  6 m $227 

Baldwin  M to  J Cullen  Sept  21,  furn  519 

State  st,  6 $71 

Brewer  J to  C BabcocK  Sept  20  furn  and 

piano,  136  Chicago  av,  3m $95 

Bendex  A to  S MacKey  Sept  20,  furn  893  n 

Clark  st,  6 m $227 

Berndt  R to  C Passow  & Son  sept  11,  bil- 
liard goods  333  Hastings  st,  11  m.  . . .$165 
Barstow  E M to  Garden  City  Type  Foun- 
dry,   , engine $319 

Bowers  H J toC  H Tipton  sept  16.  restau- 
rant, 7m....  $65 

Brown  CtoWN  Alley  sept  16,  piano  and 

furn  915  Lake  st,  6m $191 

Braubaum  JTtoWH  King  sept  15,  black- 
smith shop  2443  State  st,  6m $82 

Baer  D G to  C Williams  sept  17,  furn  171 

Randolph  st,  7 $70 

Brochnoe  J to  A J Snell  sept  16,  horses 

etc  Niles  Oct  1 ’87 $150 

Bookwalter  T to  J H Ohlerking  Sept  14, 

furn  1115  Milwaukee  av,  5 m $59 

Becx  J to  Bemis  & McA  Brg  Co  Sept  1,  sa- 
loon 2607  S Halsted  st $218 

Bruchschlegel  J to  W Hinschel  Sept  20, 

livestock  etc  Niles  2y $315 

Binaley  S E to  C Babcock  sept  18,  furn  99 

n Adast,  Aug  22 $121 

Campbell  A to  E R Walker  Sept  14,  furn 

Pullman,  4 m $111 

Curtis  WF&HHtoJJ  Owen  , furn 

83  Walton  st,  3 $220 

Cox  W H to  J Anderson  Sept  21,  furn  1732 

Indiana  av,  6 m I $404 

Clapp  E K to  P Schoenhofen  Sept  21,  sa- 
loon 66  Canalport  av.  2 y $300 

Carboneau  E to  A F Corneau  sept  14,  bar- 
ber shop  — Blue  Island  av $130 

Cooksie  J J to  L Bosquit  sept  4,  furn  Lake 
$304 

( Continued  on  Page  147.  ) 


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Pioneer  Fire  - proof 


Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings' 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  8483 


ADAMS  & ADAMS, 

DEALERS  IN 

FINE  DRY,  OIL  ! COACH  COLORS 

AND 

General  Painters’  Supplies. 

Exclusive  Agents  for 

WALPOLE  MORTAR  BLACK. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M.  Boice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 


West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 


248  RANDOLPH  ST.,  CHICAGO. 


City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


J.  W.  Malone,  Pres.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  andTrei 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacturers 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 


Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36, 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chica 


LAKRABEE  & NORTH, 


DEALERS  IN 


BUILDER’S  HARDWAR 
Engineer’s  and  Surveyor’s  Instruments. 

ISTo.  191  State  Street, 

Palmer  House  Block. 


THE 


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COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Ldvanoe  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

St.  Cloud,  Minn.— C.  F.  Powell  is  about  to  erect  a hotel 
it  a cost  of  about  $10,000. 

Pabis,  Ind. — A Masonic  hall  will  soon  be  erected  here. 
Address  building  committee. 

Lake  Geneva,  Wis.— R.  B.  Arnold  will  build  a $5,000 
■esidence.  Contracts  not  let. 

Eau  Claibe,  Wis. — Knapp,  Stout  & Co.,  of  this  city,  will 
jrect  a saw  mill  on  the  Red  Cedar  river  near  Rice  Lake. 

Ottumwa,  Iowa— Street  car  company  will  build  a two- 
itory  frame  car  barn.  It  will  require  office  and  stable  fur- 
liture  and  fittings.  E.  ClarK  is  the  architect. 

Jeffebson  City,  Mo.— A Masonic  Temple  will  be  erect 
3d  here  for  the  colored  Masons  of  the  State.  Contracts  not 
Let.  Address,  Archie  Drake. 

Jeffebson ville,  Ind. — M.  Hall  will  build  a one-story 
trunk  factory,  40x60  ft.  Corrugated  iron,  boiler,  engine 
and  corrugated  iron  roof.  J.W.  Whitlaw  is  the  contractor. 

Des  Moines.  Iowa.— Mr.  T.  Early  has  plans  drawn  for  a 

j£7  500  residence. W.  L.  Reed  will  build,  at  a cost  of 

$5,500,  and  J.  O.  Freburg  is  to  put  up  a $2,000  house. 

Cedab  Rapids,  Iowa. — Hon.  S.  Z.  Dows  will  erect  a 

double  house  at  a cost  of  $8,000. B.  F.  Hinds  has  plans 

for  a residence  which  he  will  build  this  fall. 

Caibo,  III.— Mrs.  Alba  will  build  a two-story  store  and 
hat  building  25x45  ft.  It  will  be  built  of  brick,  galvanized 
and  ornamental  iron  aDd  tin  roof;  gas  fixtures.  Jno.  Mad- 
den is  the  architect  and  contractor. 

Montgomeby.  Minn. — A two-story  Catholic  School  will  be 
erected  here.  Rev.  F.  S.  Prybil  is  the  pastor  and  architect. 
It  will  be  built  of  brick.  Prices  wanted  on  school  furni- 
ture. 


Goshen,  Ind. — An  iron  bridge  is  to  be  constructed  on 
Fifth  st.  It  will  be  70  f t|  long,  roadway,  18  ft.,  5-foot  side- 
walk, water-way,  66  ft.  A.  McAllister  and  Valentine  Berkey, 
county  commissioners. 

Salina,  Kan.— Taggart  Bros,  will  build  anew  brick  bank 
building  here  at  a cost  of  about  $9,500.  Bank  and  office 
fixtures  and  furniture,  wood  carpets,  galvanized  iron  will 
be  required.  Geo.  Creuger  is  tne  architect. 

Danville,  III. — The  Snyder  Works  Company,  of  Au- 
burn, 111.,  will  build  a three-story  wagon  factory  here.  It 
will  be  300x60  ft.,  and  have  a wing,  125x60  ft.;  to  be  built 
of  brick  and  stone;  two  steam  elevators. 

Stbeatoe,  III. — Robt.  Lobb  will  erect  a two-story  resi- 
dence. It  will  be  built  of  brick  and  stone.  Gas  fixtures, 
galvanized  iron,  mantels,  wood  carpets,  etc.,  will  be  used. 
Prices  wanted  on  cut  stone. 

Aueoba,  III.— C.  H.  Adams  will  build  a two-story  resi- 
dence 30x40  ft.  It  will  be  built  of  frame,  with  plate  and 
stained  glass.  Furnace,  gas  fixtures,  piano,  range,  etc., 
will  be  wanted.  J.  E.  Minott,  7 Opera  House  Block,  Auro- 
ra, is  the  architect. 

Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich. — Isaac  Conrad  will  build  a one- 
story  foundry  and  machine  shop,  to  cost  about  $7,000.  It 
will  be  built  of  frame  and  contain  one  boiler,  engine,  gas 
fixtures,  grates,  iron  shutters,  pump,  shafting  and  pulleys, 
etc.  Jeffirds  & Whitney  are  the  contractors. 

Rookfobd,  III. — I.  Jones  will  erect  a two-story  frame 
residence  soon.  Gas  fixtures,  plate,  ornamental  and  stained 
glass,  wood  mantels,  grates,  furnace,  etc.,  will  be  wanted. 
J.  Monteith,  917  Grant  ave.,  Rockford,  is  the  architect. — — 
Also  Philip  Hennesey,  of  Elgin,  111.,  will  build  a two-story 
residence  here  at  a cost  of  $3,000.  It  will  be  built  of  frame, 
ornamental  and  stained  glass,  hardwood  finish.  Gas  fix- 
tures. grates  and  wood  mantels  will  be  used.  Same  archi- 
tect. 

Deteoit,  Mioh.— A.  E.  Leavitt,  3-story  dwelling,  brick, 
stone  trimmings,  slate  and  tin  roof,  46x65,  Forest  avenue, 
west;  cost,  $9,000.  G.  W.  Lloyd,  architect;  Gibeon  Vi- 
ver  & Son,  contractors. Episcopal  Diocese,  3-story  acad- 

emy, brick,  stone  trimmings,  gravel  roof,  27x60,  Adams 
avenue;  cost  $6,000;  G.  W.  Lloyd,  architect;  A.  Chapoton. 

Jr.,  mason;  W.  G.  Vinton,  carpenter. Acme  White  Lead 

Co"  3-story  factory,  brick,  gravel  roof,  50x100,  Grand  River 
ave’.;  cost,  $9,000;  A.  C.  Varney,  architect;  Lane  & Beitz, 
masons;  Andrew  McEnhill,  carpenter. 


RAYMOND'S  F^TETSTT 


Compressed  Lead  SashWeiqhl 


Ilipiii 

w 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 


NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 


Twice  tlie  Heft  of  Iron.  Ocetipy  only  half  the 
Space.  Wo  Friction.— Wo  Woise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s  ‘ , 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Lincim 

Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 


51  to  59  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


— - 


OWNER. 


M McGarth 

H J Willing 

Thomas  Goodbody  . . 

J II  Ohlerking 

Jas  Kerwiu 

H Michaelson 

Mark  Kimball 

Mrs  Reddish 

John  Rydell 

Mrs  M M Eddy  

Rivers  McNeill 

P Peterson 

Edw  McDonald 

B F McNeil 

P Fahrney 

Dr  G F Lydston 

Lorenz  Franz 

S Anderson 

Zero  Marz 

Edward  Grace 

Juliu  Bros 

G S Belden 

Mrs  Kline 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


Stores  and  flats 

Tenement  house 

Store  and  flat 

6 Residences 

Residence 

Stores  and  flats 

Stores  and  flats 

Flat  building 

Dwelling  


Stores  and  flats 

Warehouse  

Flat  building  

Stores  and  flats 

Addition  to  dwelling. . 

Flat  dwellin  r 

Stores  and  flats 

Residence 

Flat  dwelling 


SIZE. 


25x78 


126x50 


118x80 

50x75 

50x55 


LOCATION. 


Chicago . 


24x74 

100x178 

22x80 

45x90 


50x46 


Dwelling  . . 

Hotel  

Flat  dwelling  . . 
Residence 


50x70 

25x56 


50x103 


35x65 

21x62 


43d  st  and 
Chicago 


Congress  and  Honore  sts 

Monroe  and  Lincoln  sts 

Chicago 

Chicago 

Lincoln  ave  

Dearborn  and  18th  st 

North  Pkav  and  Menominee  s 
Fullerton  av  and  Clark  st. 

Clark  and  Jackson  sts 

Larrabee  & Frederick  sts. 

Woodlawn,  111 

Lake  View.  Ill 

Monmouth,  111 . 


COST 


8000 

35000 

9500 

20000 

7500 

12000 

18000 


12000 
3 “ 
5000 
125000 
6500 
12 
3 “ 
12  “ 

9 “ 
5600 
17000 
10  “ 
7000 
70  •’ 

5 

17  “ 


Jos  Frank,  205— 25th  Place 

C M Palmer.  Honore  Bldg 

W Strippleman  k Co,  161  La  Salle  st 

C O Hansen.  Metropolitan  Blk 

Win  Strippleman  & Co,  161  La  Salle  st  . ..  . 

H M Hansen,  Opera  House  blk 

V Wadskier,  Insurance  Enchauge 

J M Van  Osdel,  41  Clark  st 

Jos  Frank,  205— 25th  Place  

Wm  Strippleman,  161  La  Salle  st 

Jos  Frank,  205— 25th  Place  

A J York,  Metropolitan  Blk 

G Isaacson,  Ashland  Blk 

Flanders  k Zimmerman,  Mailer’s  Bld’g. . . 

H S Jaffray,  115  Dearborn  st 

H M Hansen,  Opera  House  Bldg 

Wm  Strippleman  & Co,  161  La  Salle  st 

W A Arnold,  Insurance  Ex  bldg 

Ackerman  k Sunderlnnd,  Ashland  Blk. . . 

L G Hallberg,  Ashland  Blk 

H Raeder  & Co.  Insurance  Exchange 

J M Van  Osdel,  41  Clark  st 

L G Hallberg,  Ashland  Blk 

H F Starbuck,  Ashland  Blk 

H Rehwaldt,  113  Madison  st 

Address  W A Robinson 


Pressed  brick,  iron,  glass,  etc. 

“ stone,  copper,  glass,  etc. 

“ iron,  glass,  etc. 

“ stone,  iron,  glass,  eto. 

“ terra  cotta,  iron,  glass,  etc. 

“ stone,  iron,  glass,  etc. 

“ i.ion,  glass,  etc. 

“ stone,  iron  and  glass . 

“ terra  cotta,  iron  and  glass. 
“ glass,  etc. 


iron,  etc. 

iron,  glass  and  stone, 
iron,  glass  etc . 
glass  etc. 


“ glass,  iron,  etc. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

“ anfl  Lemont  limestone. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

“ “ and  brown  stone . 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 


iron  and  glass. 


Contracts  not  let. 


Hardwood 


Lumber 

AW  I> 

Timber. 


-AND  ALL  KINDS  OF- 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 


Ulniorl-CjL'  JLODO.  

HOLBROOK  CO. 


^“Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


Grove  and  18th  sts.,  C H I CAC5 


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We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRV  KILNS,  and,  having  a large 
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K I L N - n 11  I E I>  UilRD  WOOD  FLOORING > 

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Dollins  J I to  M Ward  sept  20,  saloon  123 

Monroe  st,  18  m $1500 

3hard  G to  M C Kulman  & Sons  Sept  18, 

wagon,  410  Park  av,  6 m $95 

Jhicago  Watch  Case  Mfg  Co  to  Giles  Bros 

& Co  sept  15,  factory  3 m $3600 

Campbell  GLtoH  Rehwoldt  sept  16,  furn 

502  Lincoln  av,  6 m $210 

Oronk  G to  W H King  sept  15,  horses  etc 

2446  S ParK  av,  6 m $375 

Carter  J J to  S Richardson  sept  10,  furn 

395  Ogden  av,  3 m $52 

Clifford  M J to  D Hyman  sept  11,  Vose 

piano  336  Washington $126 

Christensen  L C to  A Herman  Sept  16,  sa- 
loon 265  Milwaukee  av,  1 y $400 

Dillon  W E to  W N Alley  sept  20,  horses 

etc  680  Canal  st,  3m $62 

Davis  A to  W Graham  Sept  8,  furn  2031 

Butterfield  st  3 m $125 

Dedral  N to  A Stahel  sept  17,  restaurant 
Cottage  Grove  and  Indiana  avs,  11  m 

$301 

Deems  H W to  W N Alley  sept  15,  fnrn 

284  w Congress  st,  7 m $112 

Dnncansen  T C to  R H Babcock  Aug  20, 
presses  and  furn  782  Madison  2m...  $65 
Edman  S E to  G Williams  Sept  16,  horse 

etc  791  Clybourn  av,  9 m $200 

Elwes  E M to  F W Keator  sept  10,  furn 

291  Oas  st,  Jan  1,  ’88 365 

Evans  F E to  S Lawrence , saloon  127 

s La  Salle  st,  Oct  1 ’88 $1500 

Edman  S E to  C L Hover  Sept  20,  horse  etc 

791  Clybourn  av $150 

Fuller  M N toC  E Baker  July  20,  furn  144 

22d  st, $188 

Frey  J W to  A Hecketsweiler  sept  17, 
wagon  and  implements,  Wheeling,  2 y 

$400 

Furbush  W H to  G H Chard  sept  16,  horse 

etc  98734  Wilcox  av $100 

Foley  J H to  L B Shields  sept  11,  furn,  7 

Flournoy  st,  1 y $108 

Forester  B to  Garden  C B T Co  sept  3,  bil- 
liard goods  3804  State  st,  4 m $160 

Freund  M to  R Isham  sept  13,  machy,  153 

Canalport  av,  3 m $65 

Franz  J to  W N Alley  Sept  16,  furn  919 

Clara  st $167 

Gansel  J Y S to  B Gansel  Sept  13,  cattle 

etc,  Hyde  Pk,  2 y $3,500 

Glover  G T to  G B Christie  Sept  20,  furn 

etc  12  Arbor  pi,  1 y $128 

Grodt  SA&DLtoNW  Campbell  sept  16 

piano  etc  8% $100 

Gottschalk  J to  O A Shirley  sept  20,  house 

858  n Robey  st,  8 m $ 

Graves  D S to  W W Charles  Sept  20,  furn 

and  piano,  461  n Clark  st,  4 m $470 

Gnggenheimer  M to  WacKer  & B B & m 
Co  Sept  18,  saloon  629  Larrabee  st,  1 y 

$650 

Grawley  J to  J Richardson  sept  14,  furn 

307  24th  st,  5m ...$70 

Hyde  C to  C Wyman  Sept  20,  furn  978 

Harrison  st  6 m $71 

Harris  A to  I Tucker  Sept  21,  furn  48  w 

Madison  st,  90  ds $300 

Huffty  A to  C Wyman  Sept  13,  horse  etc 

5802  School  st,  6 m $104 

Herse  W to  J H Hackett  Sept  20,  horse  etc 

77  16th  st,  6 m $125 

Henning  F to  M Smith  August  14,  piano, 

— $160 

Hepburn  H to  C J Shields  Sept  18,  furn 

239  Erie  st,  6 m $94 

HotchKiss  C L to  F W Keaton  sept  14,  furn 

» Irving  Park,  6 m $62 

Homer  A to  C Williams  sept  17,  barber 

shop  279  w 14th  st 3 $97 

Halse  C A to  F W Keator  sept  — , furn  143 

Webster  av,6m $238 

Haskell  Bros  Map  Mfg  Co  to  E M Hart- 
man June  5,  furn,  280  S Water  st,  2 y 

$300 

Holland  F to  G Knechc  July  15.  barber 

shop,  80  Water  st $60 

Hurley  P C to  S Mackey  sept  16,  furn  and 
piano,  1217  Mariana  st  4m $232 


Hoy  W to  Garden  C Billiard  T Co  sept  3, 
billiard  goods,  309  31st  st  10  m p m.  .$300 

Hudson  J M to  J Peterson,  , furn  etc 

Oct  15,  ’87 $161 

James  C G to  J P Mallette  & Co  Aug  25, 
organ  Batchelder  piano  and  furn,  Lake 

6 m $100 

King  B to  S Mackey  sept  16,  buggy  etc, 

230  Lincoln  st,  6m $130 

Keck  P to  T Mackin  Sept  17,  furn  271  In 

diana  st  monthly $1615 

Koblitz  A to  S MacKey  Sept  18,  saloon  furn 

etc  680  Larrabee  st  3 m $287 

King  M A to  W S Lasher  sept  16,  piano 

and  furn  307  Walnut  st,  5m $110 

Kelberrer  H to  J Cullen  sept  15,  furn  501 

w 14th  st,  6 m $133 

King  J to  Blain  Bros  Sept  15,  furn,  1219 

Wabash  av,  5 m $97 

Kath  J to  West  Side  Brg  Co  sept  9,  saloon 

Jefferson,  2 y $1,400 

Lewis  R C to  S L Miller  Sept  18,  piano  etc 

3524  Vernon  av.  9 m $128 

Laughlin  J H to  Blain  Bros  Sept  16,  furn 

7m $313 

Lee  D P to  J H Norton  sept  16,  furn  347 

Randolph  st,  5 m $76 

Long  B D to  W N Aliey  Sept  16,  furn  98 

Sangamon  st  6m $174 

Lemcke  M E to  M J Joyce  Sept  10,  furn 

Jefferson $100 

Lunn  W H to  P Best  Brg  Co  Sept  20,  furn 

355  Madison  st,  15  m $750 

Lillis  I W to  L M Lillis  Sept  10,  furn  415 

21st  st $75 

McCaffery  W B to  E R Mackey  Sept  15, 

piano  and  furn  6 m $162 

McGrew  G E to  E R Mackey  Sept  15, furn 

125  Superior  st,  6 m $81 

Morrison  Lto  LB  Shields  sept  16,  furn 

373  5th  av,  6m $91 

Meyenberg  F P to  L B Shields  sept  16, 

furn  78  Jay  st,  4m $81 

Merckell  J H to  J Riorden  sept  17,  furn 

351  Randolph  st,  3 m $69 

Maltz  A to  J D Spear  sept  13,  furn  675 

Lincoln  av,  7m $79 

Maloney  D to  S Richardson  sept  15,  furn, 

29  North  pi  5m $70 

Mach  A to  Blain  Bros  sept  16,  furn  3529 

Wentworth  av,  7m $66 

Mussocher  H to  J H Norton  sept  13,  furn 

907  Rockwell  st  2 m $33 

Metz  H to  C Seipp  B Co  Sept  18,  saloon 

296  Division  st,  ly $700 

McKinney  H M to  F W Hill  Sept  15,  furn 

328  61st  st,  6 m $75 

Morris  F M to  W S Wharton  July  27,  furn 

Cheltenham  Beach  5 m $72 

McHold  T to  L E Lamb  Sept  20,  saloon 

41  S Water  st,  5 m $558 

Marchesseault  J B A to  C Williams  Sept 

17,  furn  259  Halsted  st  6 m $70 

Mayer  M to  Bartholomae  & L B Co  sept 

18,  saloon,  356  North  av,  2 y $1,200 

Meehl  F to  C Lehmann  Sept  15,  horses 

etc  Hyde  Park,  July  1 $120 

Nathausen  F to  G J Williams  Sept  20,  sa- 
loon 304  w Erie  st,  6 m $68 

Nelson  R R to  E J Clark  sept  18,  furn  149 

Monroe  st  Mch  1,  ’88 $1200 

Nash  L H to  L B Shields  sept  13,  furn  160 

w 12th  st  6 m $65 

Nywike  F to  H Kagebien  sept  10,  saloon 

59  McHenry  st $45o 

Nobfz  C to  E Rogers  sept  1,  furn  331  State 

st  34  m $16,560 

Oliver  E J to  S Mackey  Sept  20,  piano  and 

furn  111  Honore  st,  6 m $305 

Olsen  0 S to  E R MacKey  sept  15,  machy 

etc  58  w Adams  st,  6 m $157 

O’Malley  T to  J W Spear  Sept  15,  furn  329 

N Franklin  st,  6 m $57 

Post  W S to  MM  Post  Sept  7,  furn  29 

Ashland  av,  2y $500 

Putnam  — to  S Mackey  Sept  21,  furn  582 

Wells  st,  6 m $99 

PeaKe  S to  W N Alley  Sept  18,  furn  320 

Centre  av,  3 m $100 

Peterson  PA  to  O F Malcolm  Sept  20, 
piano  174  Seminary  av $132 


Peterson  P to  P R Boyle  Aug  11,  restau- 
rant 396  Clark  st,  Jan  1,’88 $450 

Pickering  P R to  C Williams  Sept  16,  furn 

35  Seldon,  7m $52 

Padgett  A L to  E R Mackey  sept  15,  furn 

4132  Wabash  av,  6m $68 

Paschen  F to  W W Charles  sept  17,  furn  95 

Baxter  st  4m $92 

Putnam  E F to  W B Grant  sept  16,  carri- 
age, 2 y $270 

Parker  M C to  S Mackey  sept  16,  furn, 

Lake,  6m $130 

Pope  J T to  P Mass  sept  1,  piano  1235 

Jackson  st,  4 m $168 

Paul  P G to  Grommes  & Ulrich  sept  15, 

saloon  172  Van  Buren  st,  1 y $850 

Pyle  A L to  E Hudson  sept  17,  horses  etc 

301  31st  st,  16  m $378 

Rodinow  M L to  J Mossom  Sept  14,  furn 

977  MilwauKee  av,  May  9,  ’88 $200 

RiekmanJ  to  C Mueller  Sept  16,  horses 

cows  etc,  Bloom,  1 y $478 

Randolph  M to  M Lyon  sept  16,  furn  386 

Dearborn  st,  1 y $307 

Roche  W N to  T Cole  sept  14,  furn  912 

Fletcher  st,  8 m $110 

RungerJBtoE  R Walker  Sept  16,  horse 

etc  176)4  Ohio  st  4 m $100 

Ruhl  J C to  G Williams  Sept  16,  furn,  92 

Oak  st,  7 m $130 

Rayglianti  V to  G Paoli  Sept  16,  saloon 

284  w 12th  st  6m $150 

Rayglianti  V to  N Fontana  Sept  16,  pt 

same  2 y $575 

Ruller  J to  J Cullen  sept  18,  furn,  382  w 

Taylor  st $73 

Rouse  E & T J to  W S Lasher  sept  18.  furn 

12  Centre  av,  7 m $420 

Reuss  H to  W Reuss  Sept  21,  barber  shop 

Bd  of  Trade  bldg,  1 y $600 

Rhodes  C to  C Babcock  Sept  — , horse  etc 

11  Homer  st,  4 m $126 

Rogers  J to  C Williams  Sept  21,  horses 

83  w 19th  st  7 m $97 

Russell  N A to  S Mackey  sept  21,  machY 

2831  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 m $230 

Rose  C A to  Marder  Luse  & Co,  Sept  21 
printing  material  presses  etc,  2 y pm. $50 
Sparr  H to  C Koch  Sept  21,  horse  etc  Cal- 
umet, 1 y $100 

Sheriff  E to  S Mackey  Sept  21,  horses  etc 

Jefferson,  6 m $143 

Sammoras  M to  N Alley  Sept  21,  piano 

1251  Michigan  av,  3 m $50 

Szypura  I to  J Stazewski  sept  18,  blacK- 

smithy,  14  Courier  ct,  4 m $96 

Smith  J VV  to  LAW  Brush  May  24,  furn, 

3541  5th  av $60 

Schultz  J to  R Kennedy  sept  21,  horses  etc 

165  Jane  st,  3 m $186 

Shufeldt  J H to  W N Alley  Aug  24,  furn 

2252  Indiana  av  3 m $115 

Schroeder  E to  M Brand  Brg  Co  Aug  14, 

saloon,  1276  Ashland  av $400 

Scott  W to  S Mackey  sept  20,  horses  etc. 

72  16th  st,  6 m $130 

Shifhauer  F to  L Sonnenshien  sept  20,  sa- 
loon 839  Blue  Island  av,  60  ds $254 

Sternberg  G E to  L A W Brush  Jan  17, 

furn,  536  Root  st,  15  m $76 

Stidger  F C to  Schneidewend  & Lee  Co 
Sept  16,  press  1304  State  st,  16  m,  p m 

$165 

Schultz  J to  J O’Connor  sept  17,  horses 

furn  etc,  165  Jane  st $200 

Slenger  H M to  J H Norton  sept  14,  furn 

608  Indiana  st  4 m $76 

Sheehy  J to  M Pierce  sept  16,  wagon  1 y 

8% $300 

Sheldon  J VV  to  N M Simonds  Sept  2, 

range  3m  $66 

Towue  C M to  S MacKey  sept  21,  furn  2110 

Dearborn  st,  6 m $130 

Wilmore  J to  R Curtis  Aug  23,  furn  303 

Monroe  st,  3 m $60 

Weil  S to  C Brand  sept  14,  saloon  S Chi- 
cago, 2 y $400 

Wright  J to  W S Wharton  sept  17,  piano 

228  Halsted  st,  4 m $57 

Williams  E B to  W W Charles  sept  11,  furn 
and  piano  462  Wells  st,  3m $178 


Wheeler  W F to  S Mackey  sept  17,  furn 

509  Fullerton  av $112 

Wohlfahrt  C to  C Williams  sept  17,  fnrn 

132  Ambrose  6t  7m $65 

Watsy  J to  W W Watkins  sept  17,  horses 

etc  1446  Wabash  av,  30  ds $150 

Williams  H to  Garden  City  Billiard  T Co 
Sept  17,  billiard  goods  214  w Van  Buren 

st,  4m $90 

Whyte  J to  L B Shields  Sept  20,  furn  623 

Fulton  st,  4 m $70 

Watson  M E to  0 Williams  Sept  18  horses 

etc  23  Meridian  st,  7 m $135 

Webb  E R to  G J Albee  Sept  1 8,  furn  146 

Sherman  st,  3 m $58 

Wells  D S to  L A W Brush  Sept  13,  furn, 

Hyde  Pk  6 m $73 

Winters  G H & C to  P Krohn  Sept  16,  furn 

16  n Desplaines  st  6m $250 

Whittier  SB  to  E Smith  Sept  17,  house 

914  Fulton  st,  2 y $250 

Woodman  A D to  Blain  Bros  sept  18  horses 

etc  614  32d  st  6 m $59 

White  J C to  D Hyman  Sept  21,  fnrn  279 

w Madison  sf , 1 y $274 

Wells  W W to  G Parish  sept  13.  buggy  etc 

6 m $181 

Young  J D & w F to  M R Bortree  Sept  20 
furn  etc  1407  n Clark  st,  6 m $265 


MORTGAGES. 

Burbank  A J to  E McNeil,  Sept  15,  pt  lot 

14  b 4.  26  41  12,  3y  8%  $1,500 

Landon  K L to  Chicago  Perm  B & L Assn 
Sept  7.  It  1 and  prt  Its  2 and  3,  16  38  14 

8%....' $1,300 

Markley  J A to  C ML  Ins  Co,  Sept  14, 

pt  It  6 b 23,  22  39  14.  5y  5% $18,009 

Pach  K to  Bookkeepers  B & L Assn,  Sept 

7,  It  11  b 5,  28  39  14,  7$ $1,400 

Voorhees  W T to  Cicero  B & L Assn,  Sept 

13,  It  24  b 1,  8 39  13,  7$ $2,000 

Hall  J to  Bookkeepers  B & L Assn,  Sept 

7,  It  17  b 4,  36  40  13,  7$ $1,300 

Raff  F ro  J Heurich,  Sept  15,  It  22  b 1 blk 

11  Sheffield  add,  3y  8% $900 

Rehling  C to  H Schierling,  Aug  31,  It  5 b 

13,  Dunton,  4y  8% $400 

Elflein  J to  F Ebert,  Sept  1,  It  89  blk  3,  24 

39  13 $385 

Deguise  F to  N Corwith  et  al,  July  13, 

It  14,  and  pt  lot  15  b 4,  36  39  13,  4y  7$, 

$112 

Werner  J to  C Kroll,  Sept  14,  lot  14  blk  4, 

Fullerton  add,  5y  7% $800 

Richards  G J toH  McRoy,  Sept  1,  It  19  b 

2,  Ridgewood,  65m $2,500 

Ueberle  M to  M T Roberts,  sept  1,  It  12 

b 32,  33  39  14,  5y  8% $4,500 

Hobart  H N to  A C Craves,  sept  15,  lot 

19  b 22,  4 38  12,  2y  7% $450 

Klein  C to  P J Schreiner,  sept  1,  lots  14 

and  15  It  23,  16  38  14,  3y  7% $1,200 

Gilbert  LAtoUSB&L  Society,  Sept 
15,  pt  lots  36  and  37  b 1,  21  38  14,  8% 

$6,000 

Olsen  HtoGARB&L  Assn,  Aug  18,  lot 

6,  36  40  13,  8% $373 

Palmer  J and  JtoGARB&L  Assoc’n, 
July  21,  It  77,  se  11  39  13,  8 $ . ..$1,643 
Ryan  B to  Home  M L Assn,  sept  16,  It  8 b 

22,  5 39  14,5  1-5$ $700 

Meyer  E to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Sept  6. 

Its  4 and  5,  Davis  sub,  28  39  14,  8%.  $1,300 
Hartman  J L to  Commonwealth  L <&  B 
AssoAug  12,  It  10  b 8,  Hegewiseh,  8%.  $400 
Leeson  E J to  A P Miller,  sept  10,  It  10  b 

1,  21  38  14,  6m  8% $1,200 

Schneider  E and  F to  J Jungerman,  Sept 

15,  It  15  b 50,  21  39  14,  6$ $4,000 

Klein  J H to  E W Burke,  sept  16,  pt  It  1 b 

60,  21  39  14,  ly  8$ $500 

Tyrrell  C A to  H M Hill,  sept  15,  lots  1 to 

5 b 30,  9 37  14,  3y  6$ $250 

Dryden  E W to  H M Hill,  sept  14,  Its  6 to 

16,  b 30,  9 37  14,  3y  8% $600 

Dewald  B to  N Chicago  Mut’l  S & B Assn, 

sept  16,  It  204  blk  1 etc  29  40  14,  5 1-5$, 

$1,300 

Burroughs  S L to  Safety  L & R Assn,  sept 
1,  It  76,  Austinville,  8$ $1,20 


548 


Sayer  R to  LK  Giddings,  sept  13,  prt  It  1, 
County  Clerk’s  sub,  10  38  14,  6 m 7%, 

$4,000 

Ericht  M to  H Hoepe,  Aug  16,  It  19  blk  9, 

6 39  14,  3y  6$ $460 

Geffke  J to  H Hoepe;  Aug  16.  It  18  blk  9, 

6 39  14,  3y  6% $460 

Robinson  H B to  F D Cossitt,  Nov  1,  It  13 

and  pt  It  12  b 6,  La  Grange $3,243 

Turck  C to  I Fridl,  sept  13,  It  49  b 7,  20  39 

14,  6m  6# $400 

Gittsche  H to  F Rohr,  sept  14,  pt  27  41  13 

3y  6# $1,400 

Powers  J to  F McElroy,  sept  13,  lot  70, 

Waller’s  sub  28  39  14,  3y  7% $ 

Templeton  E J to  W S Hall,  June  9,  pt  It 

27  b 1.  24  39  13,  6$ $650 

Tolle  H to  H Obenauf,  sept  14,  It  97  b 21, 

5 39  14,  2y  6% $1,000 

CraiG  W M to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Aug  2 

pt  It  151,  South  Shore,  8 % $2,500 

JacKson  JtoGARB&L  Assn,  July  21, 

It  1,  11  39  13,  8# $3,000 

Viegill  J to  H H Gage.  July  3,  lot  193  b 1 

ete  29  40  14,  4m  6%.  '. $525 

Viegill  J to  Phoenix  B Society,  sept  14,  It 

193  b 1,  etc  29  40  14,  5% $1,100 

Boettiger  W to  Chicago  Perm  B & L As- 
sociation, sept  7,  lot  1 lot  14,  etc  6 29  14 

8% $1,000 

Neyendorf  A to  H W Moock,  sept  14,  lots 

28  and  29  b 2 b 7,  29  40  14 $500 

Gray  J to  J Chapman,  sept  14,  It  8 b 3,  15 

38  14,  4v  7% $500 

Rosebaum  L to  W N Av  B L & H Assoc’n, 
sept  8,  part  lots  1 to  5 blk  3,  1 39  13,  5$, 

$1,000 

Swanberg  C T to  J P Bowes,  Aug  2,  pt  lot 

16  b 1,  16  38  14,  5y  7% $500 

Hultman  C O to  J P Bowes,  Aug  2,  pt  lot 

16.  bl,  16  38  14,  3y  7% $300 

Storn  W to  J H Vogt,  sept  10,  It  5 It  1 b 4 

29  40  14,  2y  8% $700 

Mayer  W to  C E Woolley,  Aug  16,  It  33  b 

2,  36  40  13,  4y  7% $1,425 

Nellis  J to  Cottage  Grove  B & L Assoc’n, 
sept  1,  lots  11  and  12  blk  1,  3 38  14,  8 % 

$3,400 

Ward  E to  Bookkeeper’s  B & L Assoc’n. 
sept  7,  lots  30  and  31  blk  1,  36  40  13,  7% 

$400 

Plischke  F to  Eckhart  & Swan,  sept  15,  It 

50  b 12, 17  39  14,  6y  6% $5,175 

Wheatley  G to  A McCord,  sept  10,  w 34  s 

w }4  31  37  13,  6y  7% $2,000 

Alsep  T M to  N Corwith,  July  12,  It  12  blk 

1,  1 38  13,  4y $425 

Jones  W M to  C Hood,  sept  16,  pt  It  7 b 5 

Adam’s  add,  Evanston $1,400 

Sorgenfoei  P to  W North  Av  B & L Assn, 

sept  14,  It  17  b 3,  1 39  13,  5% $600 

Halvorsen  H to  N Fjeldse,  sept  17,  lots  94 

and  96  b 13,  7 39  14,  18m  8 % $750 

Higham  RtoGARB&L  Assn,  Aug  18, 

It  96  b 4,  10  39  14,  8% $2,454 

Funke  E to  H W Austin,  June  15,  lot  388, 
and  part  389  blk  14,  Austinville,  5 y 6% 

$850 

Westenholm  O to  J Wilson,  sept  18,  pt  It 

6 b 4,  Ogden  add,  2y $1,500 

Nelson  L to  R R Clarke,  sept  15,  lots  24 

and  25,  Clarke’s  add,  Lake  View,  20y  G% 

$2,017 

Peterson  P to  R R Boyle,  Aug  11,  It  4 b 1, 

36  40  13,  2y  6% $450 

Schmitt  P to  M Schmidt,  sept  16,  lots  1 

and  2 b 1,  29  37  11,  3y  7% $1,500 

Hlrsch  F E to  J Gunzenhauser,  Aug  3,  lot 

42  b 10,  31  40  14,  5y  7% $1,000 

Shinnick  T to  W DeLuce,  sept  18,  lot  66  b 

7,  4 38  14,  2y  7% $300 

Walker  J C to  Mut’l  Trust  L Assn,  Aug  9, 

pt  It  2 b 50,  21  39  14 $ 

Clarkson  M to  J McMullen,  Sept  13,  It  90, 

Honore’s  sub,  3 38  14,  3y  6% $900 

Frank  W to  M Ballin,  Mar  15,  It  47,  Ballin 

sub,  8 38  14,  2y  G% $225 

Musgat  J and  A to  J B Brown,  sept  18,  It 

24  b 8.  12  37  14,  6m  8% $400 

Erskine  A V to  F G Logan,  sept  10,  Its  35 

to  37  b 2,  8 39  13,  3y  G% $5,000 

Coglan  A M and  D J to  H Fleischer,  Sept 

10,  It  37  b 2,  6 39  14,  2y  6% $200 

Hendricks  M A and  W S to  R M Outhet, 

Sept  1,  2y  G% $500 

Bruzie  F R to  J S Palmer,  Sept  1,  lots  9 

and  14  b 28  etc  15  40  13,  4y $940 

Shehan  P to  Englewood  B & L Assn,  Sept 

13,  It  56  b 3,  4 38  14  $2,600 

Raw  M to  K Sleillo,  Sept  6,  It  18  b 28,  5 39 

14,  5y  8# $700 

Ansley  C to  M Kelly,  Sept  18,  It  45  Henry 

sub,  9 38  14  $325 

Wehlitz  J to  C Born,  sept  10,  It  48,  1 39  13 

4v  7% $800 

Kettler  L to  H Kettler,  Aug  2,  It  25  It  12  b 
7 Rockwell  add,  5y  6% $520 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Carter  C A and  D K to  W W Doty,  Sept 
20,  It  3 lot  1 etc,  Ellis’  east  add,  lOy  6$, 

$11,386 

Gleason  M K to  S W Lawson,  June  17, 
Its  1 and  2 L S and  C P sub,  11  39  13, 

$ 

Moller  E to  J Lotz,  Sept  17,  pt  se  34  8 36 

14,  5y  G% $300 

Haerle  A to  Phoenix  B Society,  Sept  18, 

It  36  b 2,  28  40  14,  5% $1,600 

Danser  A to  J Ruprecht,  Sept  15,  It  14  b 

67,  o t,  G% $2,000 

Stapleton  P to  Commonwealth  B & L Assn 

It  28  b 4,  Hegewisch,  8% $400 

Skelton  H E and  J A to  E G Prall,  sept  8, 

square  223,  Maywood,  3y  6% $3,500 

Johnson  A L to  C W Richmond,  July  31, 
pt  lots  12  to  14  b 13,  La  Grange,  5y  7%, 

$1,500 

Campe  F C to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co,  Sept 
13,  pt  It  1 blk  14,  Bushnell’s  add,  5y  G%, 

$11,000 

Rutter  J O to  C M L Ins  Co,  Sept  14,  It  12 
and  pt  It  13  blk  24, i etc,  22  39  14,  5y  5 

% $142,000 

Bolte  H to  J Klehm,  June  11,  pt  Its  1 and 

2 b 26,  Dunton,  3y  G% $1,600 

Lowden  M J to  W Honliston,  Sept  1,  Its  1 
to  12  block  24,  Hawthorne,  3y  6%, 

$2,000 

Lum  H W to  J Leavis,  Sept  18,  It  29  It  1. 

24  39  13,  indemnity $ 

Wood  W M to  People’s  L & B Assn,  Sept 
6,  Its  3 and  4 b 3,  Wilmette,  8 % $100 


JUlMiBIENTS. 

SUPEBIOB  OOUBX. 

94788  Stephen  Moorehouse  et  al  v Virtue  P Grubb. 
By  deflt,  $lo26.41. 

104853  W Penu  Bboades  v Isaac  Goldsmith.  By  deflt 
4150  and  sci  fa. 

100414  Samuel  I)  Ward,  recvr,  v Nicholas  Simon.  On 
findg,  $26,000.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

103918  Warren  S Dane  et  al  v Emma  E Burgess.  On 
afft,  $950.91. 

103841  Kosa  Morse  v Frank  M Link.  By  deflt,  $200 
debt,  $67  das  entire. 

104658  Alma  Seaburg  v Chas  A & M A Hennerskold. 
By  deflt,  $326.72,  wages. 

1 4675  Chicago  Baxter  Co  v Chicago  Sun  Co.  Same 
$49d.70. 

104676  Frank  P Elliott  v Same.  Same  $1,100.40. 

968.39  Geo  R Lampard  v Abraham  Knisely  and  Isaac 
Nabes.  $16  and  proc. 

104444  Bernhard  A Eckhart  v Joseph  Tejick.  By  deflt 
$698  and  gen  exn. 

10154^  Elsworth  Tobin  v B Hornig.  On  findg,  $25. 
Satisfied. 

1006u9  Chas  L Marburg  et  al  v David  Meyer.  By  deflt 
$808.05. 


CIRCUIT  COURT. 

57427  Tracey  D Hull  v Orvis  Smokless  Hydro  Carbon 
Furnace  Co.  By  deflt,  $1999.22. 

56731  Orrin  M Wells  et  al  v Olson  Holmes.  By  deflt, 
$547.77. 

57530  Geo  Fleckenstein  et  al  v Geo  Leierer  and  Chas 
Byrnes.  Same  $1489.06  and  sped  exn. 

41445  Theodore  H Bryant  v Arivoca  Mill  Co.  On  ver, 
$1025.30. 

55619  Franz  Falk  Brg  Co  v Chas  Van  Kughnan  By 
deflt,  $964  and  sped  exn. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5597  Wm  H Clark  et  al  v Milton  D Ogden.  On  ver 
$323.04. 

5696  Edward  Molloy  et  al  v Waclav  Horacek.  Om 
findg,  $442  25. 

5685  Elias  Simon  v Chicago  Oab  Co  and  Frank  For- 
man. $14  and  pmc. 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 

Wise  Amanda  E to  W H Davis  sept  18,  turn  1348 

Wabash  av  $2455 

Nielber  Jacob  to  E Gestbonan  & L Leppel  sept  18, 

meat  market  2u8  w 12th  st $38 

The  Hamburger  Co  to  V Blatz  sept  20,  saloon,  2 N 

Wells  st $1,500 

Pierce  C C to  Alice  H Bishop  July  22,  fixtures  etc  m 

store  81  State  st $150 

Fick  Anna  & P N to  M Randorf  & E Exler  sept  18, 

blog  and  saloon,  3937  n Halsted  $825 

Wulff  Robert  to  John  Kath  sept  20,  saloon  on  Mil- 
waukee av  in  Jefferson  $1250 

Wegelhener  C to  M Wegelhener  sept  18,  bldg  and 

saioon,  9j  s Clinton  st $900 

Buttner  W H to  S A Heins  sept  8,  furn  319  w Divis- 
ion st $355 

Roach  J T and  D J Hurley  to  R F Sheridan  sept  13, 

saloon  86  La  Salle  6t $2100 

Stawicke  T to  T Koniwinski  Aug  24,  bldg  267  N San- 
gamon   $780 

Lauphan  Eleanor  to  Electus  Ramsdell  6ept  16,  hors- 
es cart  etc $225 

Williams  F M to  J B Chalifoux  sept  15,  cigar  store 

383  w Madison  st 

Ehle  John  H to  F Gross  sept  17,  cigar  store  533  n 

Clark  st ....$500 

Smith  Alfred  to  Smith  & Bengler  June  1,  bldgs  181 
Sangamon  st $80 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

October  11. 

Lot  4 in  b 2 in  Hilliard  k Hitt’s  sub  of  that  part  of 
east  54  of  uw  quar  of  sec  17  37  14;  also  lot  in  Asa  M 
Clark’s  sub  of  lots  1 aud  2 in  b 6 iu  a sub  of  the  B I 
L & B Co.,  known  as  Washington  Heights,  also  lots 
24  in  b 12,  in  Dobbins’  sub  of  the  e 54  of  the  se  qr  of 
sec  26  37  14.  J K Custer,  Master.  L N. 


October  IS. 

Lot  7 blk  9 of  Hansbrough  k Hess’  sub  of  e 14  of  se 
qr  of  sec  36  40  13,  8 F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  37  and  38  b 3 in  Bauman  k Hoffman’s  sub  of 
part  of  east  54  of  ne  qr  sec  6 39  14.  8.  F Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

October  1G. 

Part  of  s % of  south  54  of  lot  1 in  North  add.  H W 
Bishop,  Master.  L N. 

N E qr  of  sec  13  37  13.  Henry  W Bishop,  Msster- 
L N. 

October  IS. 

Lot  37  in  b 2 in  Frazer’s  sub  of  ne  54  of  nw  qr  of  sw 
qr  of  sec  13  39  13.  D B Lyman,  Trustee.  L N. 

SHERIFFS  SALES. 

Tuesday  Sept  2S,  lO  A.  Bl. 

Mary  E Warren  vs  Michael  Peister  and  Mrs  Mich’l 
Peister.  Amount  of  execution  $26.04  and  costs.  Lot 
34  in  A Crane’s  sub  of  lots  3 to  6,  blk  2,  United  States 
Bank  add  to  Chicago,  Cook  County,  111. 

A E Austin  vs  D W Curran;  amount  of  execution 
$99.50  and  costs.  Lot  62  b 2.  Canal  Trustees’  sub  of 
sec  7,  township  39,  north,  range  14,  east,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Wm  P Rend  aud  Edwin  Walker  vs  H W Boyd;  am’t 
of  execution,  $103.50  and  costs.  The  n half  of  lot  11, 
of  Thomas’  sub  of  east  half  of  blk  98,  in  Canal  Trus- 
tees’ subdivision  of  west  half  of  sec  27,  township  39, 
range  14,  east  of  3rd  principai  meridian,  Cook  Co,  111. 

Herman  Felsenthal  and  Chas  Kozminski  vs  Andrew 
Euzenbacher;  amount  of  execution  $123.40  and  costs. 
Lot  16  and  the  ea6t  14  ft  of  lot  15,  in  b 3,  in  Brainard 
and  Evans’  add  in  the  e half  of  the  nw  qr  of  sec  21, 
township  39 north,  range  14  ea9t,  Cook  Co.,  111. 

Ja9  A Bingham  vs  Emma  T Hogle  and  Thomas  C 
Hogle;  amount  of  execution  $20,160  and  costs.  Lots 
5 and  6 iu  lot  2,  of  blk  13,  of  the  Canal  Trustees’  new 
sub  of  blks  in  the  e frac  of  the  se  qr  of  sec  21,  town 
ship  39,  range  14,  Cook  Co.,  111. 


qUIT  AaIM  1>EEI>8  ABU  qpu 
CL.AI3I  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

N 15  acr  of  8 60  acr  w 34  8W  34  13  39  13, 
also  39  lots  in  Fraziers  sub  sw  34  13  39 

13,  Sept  17,  C W Andrews  to  P VV  Snow 

hook ;j 

25x70  ft  pt  Lots  1 and  2 Blk  31,  Wolcotts 
add  July  19,  heir  of  N Larsen  to  W Arm- 
strong   $5< 

Lot  19  Blk  3 B1k  5,  7 39  14,  Aug  23,  0 M 

Brady  to  J Kenny j$3i 

Lot  9 Blk  16  e 34  29  40  14,  Aug  21,  Louisa 

M Robinson  to  A H WiedhoSt j 

Lots  8 and  9 blk  2,  Story  & Allen’s  Mil 
wankee  av  add  June  16,  A Gage  to  Thos 

Murray $; 

Lot  58  Bk  20  Sheffield  add  Sept  13,  Eliza- 
beth Lovett  to  C R Brooke $21 

Lot  37  bk  40  Lots  68  and  69  blk  39,  Shef- 
field add  Sept  8,  Mary  J H Hess  to  T 

Riehl { 

Lot  23  w 34  blk  1,  Sheffield  add  Sept  13,  J 

Corcoran  to  H F Butterworth $li 

Lots  42  to  51,  60  to  70  blk  11,  Walkers  dock 
add  Sept  8,  JN  Young  to  J A Packard.; 
Lot  18  blk  20,  33  40  14,  June  22,  A Stern- 

heim  to  E F Rush i 

22x19734  ft  in  lot  75  Butterfield  add  Sept 

1,  C Kirchhoff  to  W Kuhn $2' 

Lot  8 Blk  4,  McIntosh  sub  pt  lot  2 se  34  12 
39  13,  July  13,  H C Van  Schaack  to  H B 

Matthews 1 

Lot  3 of  Lots  2 and  3 blk  53  nw  34  21  39 

14,  Jan  15,  G M Steese  to  M Ginnave. . $ 
Same  premises.  Jan  15,  W W Marcy  to 

Same $1 

Und  34  Lot  30  bln  27,  33  39  14,  Sept  13 
Agnes  Fallar  to  Hugh  Fallow $5< 


ORB  & LOCKETT, 

Dealers  in 

Builders’  Hardwart 

Fine  Cutlery  and  Tools 

\ i/F  EVERY  DLLCRIPTLON, 

184  & 186  CLARK  ST„  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 

We  Make  a specialty  of 

Fine  Bronze  Trimming! 

And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  Sole  Chicag* 
Agents  f°r  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley  Shutter  Work, 
‘Perfection”  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles  of  merit.  Prices  al 
goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send  for  Illustrated  Catalogue 


Knisely  & Miller, 

129  & 131  South  Clinton  Street,  Chicago,  111. 

Slate,  Tin  and  Iron  roofers ! 

MANUFACTURERS 

GALVANIZED  IRON.  CORNICES,  ETC. 


The  Hayes  Patent 

SKY-LIGHTS. 

(Under  License.) 


Corrugated 
Conductor  Pipe. 

Warranted  not  to  Burst 
when  full  of  Ice. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


R.  HUGHES, 


Galvanized  Ikon  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


Car  and 


GASOLINE 

i€M 

PHILADELPHIA. 

N.Y&N.J.G.G.Lt.Co.Ltd. 

No. I PARK  PLACE. 

NEW  YORK. 


HAWKINSON  k BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzle  streets,  Chicago. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Secrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

103  LaSalle  St.,  Room  1?,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 

STUBBS  & CAN  HAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcimining,  eto. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  phiraon 

For  Sale.  CniCagO. 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing*  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floob) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


Chicago  Lumber  Market. 


YARD  PRICES-CAR  LOTS-DRY. 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch 147  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1\  and  114  inches i 45  00 

3d  clear,  114.  1(4  and  2 inches 42  00 

A select,  1>4  and  1(4  inches 39  00 

A select,  2 inches 41  00 

B select,  1%,  1!4  and  2 inches 30  00@32  00 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together 25  00 

2x4  B,  select  21  00 

2x6  clear  and  select 32  00 

2x8 30J00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear 47  00 

3d  clear 41  00 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward 35  00 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  00 

Select.  7 and  8 inches  (base) 30  00 

B select,  25  00 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward 24  00 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A Stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 42  00 

B 37  00 

C .......  32  00 

D stock'  ii,  14,  and  16  ft 20  00 

D 18  ft.... 23  00 

D20  ft 23  00 

12  in,  No  2,  12  and  14  ft 12  50@  13  00 

“ " 2,  16  feet 12  50 

12-inch  com.  12  and  14  ft 14  00 

18  and  20  feet 16  00 

| 16  feet 15  01 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS- 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

All  14  feet  $2  extra.  Add  to  foregoing  prices  for 
dressing  one  side,  $1 ; two  sides,  $1  50 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 


B 


Norway  clear  and  A,  4 or  6-inch. 

B,  4-inch 

B 6-inch 

C,  6-inch 


L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  & 54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH- 
lst  and  2d  clear 


BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 


B 


Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch. 
Clear  and  A.  (4 -inch.  6 inch. 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 

B,  J4  insh  , 6irch 


SIDING— TIED. 

is  and  2d  clear,  12,  14  and  16  feet . 

A Biding 


Fencing  siding,  “D> 

S-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 

flooring. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTEK, 


REAL  ESTATE 

Room  7. 


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hOH  GALE  BY 


NEW  HOME  SEWING  MVCHINE  CO., 
30  Union  Square,  N.  Y. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17.  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 

J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUICK8HANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 84  Deartoorn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


W L Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  &.  CO. 

Real  Kstale,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Iffice:— Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


108  & 110  Dearborn 

St.,  - Chieago. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


IV 11 . LEAGUE  & CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 


CHICAGO.  ILL. 


J.  S.  Wheeler.  J.  S.  Wheeler,  Jr. 

HEELER  & CO.— Real-Estate,  Loans  and  Rent- 
ing. Room  1 — 130  La  Salle  St. 


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COMMON  AND  CULL  BOAKD8. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 13  00 

,,  14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  50 

Common  1*4  and  ly^-inch 13  00 

Green,  %\  less. 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  It  00 

“ 16  ft,  No.  11 12  00 

12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  60 

No.  2 fensing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 11  00 

No  2 „ 16  feet 12  00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12,  14  and  16  feet  ....  13  00 

Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  tor  dressing 
on  side,  11  two  sides.  *1  50. 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common 9 n0 

Fiat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1(4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

99  99 

2 (4-inch 99  65 

3-inch 99  79 

SHINGLES — CAB  LOADS. 

Choice  A 2 30 

Extra  A 2 40 

Standard  A 2 25 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 35 

Standard  Cedar 2 25 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  lessthaD 
car  lots. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

2x4,  12,  14,  16,  18,  20,  22  and  24  feet 11  50@13  50 

2x6,  game  lengths H 00(5)16  00 

2X8  11  00(5:14  50 

2x10  ” \ U 00@16  00 

2x12’,  ” 11  00@17  00 

4x4  to  8x8,  same  lengths 11  50@15  00 

Cull  plauk,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 9 00 

2x4,12,  14  and  16  ft I9  99 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

LATH — CAR  LOADS. 

Dry 2 99 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft I9 

5 “ “ “ “ 1“ 

6  “ 18 

7 « “ “ “ 23 

8 “ “ “ “ 33 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 43 

8 inch,  sawed  (4.  7 feet 7(4 

9 to  11,  “ (4,  7 feet 11 

5(4  inch,  “ (4,  7 feet V/t 

6 “ “ (4,  7 feet 9 

“ “ (4,  7 feet 11 

“ “ (4,  7 feet 16 


J.  ROSENBERG, 
REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS 

Room  8,  1 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


PERFECT.  SATISFACTION. 

Hew  Hoe  Sewii  Mine  Co. 

—ORANGE,  MASS.—  < 

S3  Union  Square,  N.  Y.  Chicago,  III,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Albania,  Ca.  Dallas,  Tex.  San  Francisco,  Cai.  I 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATEKIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

. NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


TULLY  & KEATING, 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS  and 
RENTING-  AGENCY. 

161  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.  11.1.. 


WILLIAM 
194  LaSalle  St., 


3LXJA4LE1T, 

Chicago,  111. 


BANK, 


AND 


Furniture 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 

and  Fittings 


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Lare’e  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 


1st  and  2d  in 

1(4  in.  and  over 

25  00 

27  00 

17  00 

Cull  

11  00 

13  00 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1(4  in 

23  00 

25  00 

Thicker 

25  00 

27  00 

Cull  

8 00 

10  00 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

26  00 

16  00 

17  00 

Cull  

8 00 

17  00 

19  00 

Quarter-sawed 

38  00 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 

24  00 

25  00 

15  00 

16  00 

Cull  

10  00 

HICKORY. 

. 25  00 

30  00 

30  00 

Cull  

io  on 

. 25  00 

27  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 

. 65  00 

75  00 

. 70  00 

80  00 

. 45  00 

50  00 

Cull  

30  00 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 

100  00 

175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 

. 45  00 

50  00 

1 (4x1(4  & 2x2 

. 25  00 

35  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 

. 70  ro 

75  00 

85  00 

40  00 

15  00 

BUTTERNUT  AND  CHESTNUT. 

. 32  50 

35  00 

1st  & 2d,  K4  in  and  up 

. 35  00 

37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

. 23  00 

25  00 

Cull 

. 6 00 

10  00 

Log  run  

. 13  no 

15  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

. 20  00 

21  00 

14  00 

Cull 

. 5 00 

7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

20  00 

10  00 

Cull 

. 5 00 

6 00 

Log  Run 

. 14  00 

15  00 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d • 

. 24  00 

27  00 

Common  and  better 

22  00 

ROCK  ELM. 

. 15  00 

17  00 

Cull  

8 00 

SYCAMORE. 

15  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 

..  23  00 

25  00 

12  00 

Cull  

6 00 

BEECH. 

15  CO 

Cull 

12  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling . . 

..  22  00 

24  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 

. 19  00 

20  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 

. . 24  00 

26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 

. 26  00 

29  00 

CYPRESS. 

..  30  00 

33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD* 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side. 

44  51 

“ “ “ rough 

42  50 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 

4 90 

Fancy  butt 

4 60 

DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  PATENT  STOP  AND 
WASTE  COCK  & WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO 


O DRAWING  REQUIRED  • 


0 DRAWING  REQUIRED  < 

NO  HAND  WORK  NECESSARY 
SEND  COPY  CHEAP,  ARTIST! 


OR  ESTIMATE 


The  Flagg  Furnace  Go. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
Dwellings. 


59  & 61  Lake  St. 


CHICACO. 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 

' 227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


— A.3STO 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wabash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston,  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  et. 


F IM.  CLARKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
' transacted,  . ■ ' 


Sewer 


MOH)  a Util'!. 

I 07  '.a  alle  Street. 

Yarda — dU  N Elizabeth  St. 
36th  at  * S.  M.  S.  It.  V, 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  (JLA.Y, 


Pipe 


I ,] ! II 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings,  “ 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 


I 


i 6 i 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Fine  Brass  Work, 

—AS— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass ) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So-  '.Manufacturers of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES! 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
(LAKE  STR’T. 

H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ; which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34  yrs. 


AG-BN  CY  • 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  Naw  York. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * 


Telephone  No.  1353 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE! 


We  make 


Stein  WAY'S 


Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 

Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimne}’s,  Etc. 

^“Our  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 

Made  in  anyColor  Desired 

Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted.  Delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  111. 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior-— including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
™ STEAM-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICACO. 

Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

Center  Pieces  and  Brackets. 


gag"*  Churches  and  Theatres  a Specialty. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET.] 


-T»  - - . . 

ADVERTISERS 

Can  learn  the  exact 
cost  of  any  proposed 
line  of  Advertising  in 
American  Papers 
by  addressing  Geo.  P 
Rowell  & Co’s 

Newspaper  Advertising  Itureau, 
lO  (Spruce  St., 

Send  10  cts.  for  175  I’age  Pamphlet 


H.  OF.  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

‘A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  324  W-  MADISON  Street, 


Cor.  Curtis  St. 


CHICACO.  ILL.V 


■M 


1 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS.  — 

Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS I. 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS II. 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILDINGS...  III. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE IV. 

THE  RECORD V. 

THE  RECORD-  Continued VI. 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS VIII. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES IX. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LA W— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-FORECLOSURES XII. 


Fire  Proof  Roofing 


SPARHAM  ROOFING  CO., 

149  La  Salle  St.,  - - Chicago. 


The  Only  Really  Reliable  Roof  in  the  Market. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 

o ii  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


COAL! 


F.S.  Fealbod  y & Co. 

MAIN  OFFICE:— 107  DEARBORN  ST. 

YARBS  A YD  OFFICES: 

CITY'  ( Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  R.  ? IiAHF,  VIEW 

Telephone  1303.  I Clybourn  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R.  ) Telephone  393. 


THE 

MAGEE  FURNACES, 

Ranges 

and 

PARLOR  HEATERS. 

Are  the  Best.  Made  and  have  the  Etnest 
Castings  of  any  in  the  World. 

The  New  Boston  Heater, 

Steel  Plate  Furnace.  Perfectly  Dust  and  Gas  tight. 
A Powerful  and  Economical  Heater. 
fcW*  Wholesale  and  Retail. 

MAGEE  FURNACE  CO. 

No.  86  Lake-st.,  Chicago. 


thomas  nelson.  [Established  1856].  w.  p.  nelson. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 

Wall  Paper, 

Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash  Ave,.  telkphose,  5710.  CHICAGO. 


PETER  & BINDER, 

CONTRACTORS  and  manufacturers  of 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Tin  and  Slate  Roofing, 

Metal  Sky-Liehts,  Dormer  Windows,  Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
Ceneral  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Works, 

684  MILWAUKEE  AVE.,  - - CHICAGO. 


236  SOUTH  WATER  ST. 

Are  now  publishing  a reliable  and  complete  ATLAS  of  the  TOWN  OF 
CICERO.  Scale,  200  ft.  to  an  inch.  Price,  $40.  Full  Bound.  Also  have 
in  preparation  an  ATLAS  of  JEFFERSON.  EDWIN  MILNER,  Agt. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

M.  KEATING, 

COMPANY. 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retai 

Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  M\lt  Houses,  etc. 

Water*  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15.  159  LaSalle  Street,  OHICAGO,  [ Tlr 
Telephone  8X3.  f 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  1 Renting 

) AGENTS.  ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  153  East  Randolph  st. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  & CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  et. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  k Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  k HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 
CULLERTON,  E.  F.,  Room  8,  N.  W.  cor.  Randolph 
and  La  Salle  Sts. 

DAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
l’ELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S..  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  k RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  HO  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO..  114  La  Salle  st. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st. 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  9t. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  k HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salle  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 

HAWKINSON  k BRUSEWITZ,  Rm.  22,  Uhlich  Blk. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JENKS,  S.  L.,  k Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 

K.ERFOOT,  Win.  D.,  k Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  k 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  8.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 

JLEAGUE,  Win.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  I740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  k GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  k Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
MoNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MICK,  Jas.  F.,  k Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  k Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULI.IKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 

A” A T H A X , L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE&  KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Iron  Cornices. 

CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 


PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Washington,  Km.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  et. 
KEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 
REED,  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F„  & SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St. -Room  49. 
SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  k Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SMITH  k GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  k DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STRAUS,  F.  W.,  164  Washsngton  St. 

STANLEY.  P.  E.,  k Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TAYLOR,  WM.  E.,  31st  st.,  cor  Cottage  Grove  ave. 
TIDHOLM  k REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  k BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

V I E RUNG.  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  k Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  & CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  k CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C , & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 

ANDERSON,  E.  W.,  54  Waldo  Place. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 

ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  6t. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Architect, 

CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F.,  239  West  Chicago  eve. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  k HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 


HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  i!  MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO.,1 22-126  Washingtoi 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  & RICKCORDS,  85  k 87  Dea 
born  st. 

HANDY  k CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  k CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Con 
House. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Grave 
Roofers, 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 


] Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO..  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P„  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate 

CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St, 

DREYER.  E.  S.,  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  et. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  k 268  Wabash  ave. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

BRANDT,  HE.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  80°1. 

NORTON  D.,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8 — 165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Wood  Carpets. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Lyon 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con' 
ceded  to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,00( 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  theii 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood.  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  the  Mu 
sical  Profession. 

WAREROOMS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets, 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  40. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  OCT.  2,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


lEflL  ESTATE  # BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  b'CO  ) 

PUBLISHED  EVl.i:V  tATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Si  beet,  Chicago. 

TERMS: 

’er  Year  (in  advance) #4.00 

Liter  July  1,  '86,  $3.00,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 

Intered  at  Chicago  Post-office  as  second-class  matter 

EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON, 

Real  Estate  'Brokers 

MORTGAGE  I.OAX*. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

^^“Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  Non- 
esidents. 


riLED  & HURLBU  I, 

MOXSX  TO  LOAN 

OX  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

BOUXTIOS  FCE  SAULE. 

J os i a u II.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hurlbut,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 

W.  I I.  THOMAS  & SON, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Builders  of  Business  Blocks,  Itesidences 
and  Cottages. 

HOUSES  SOLD  ON  EASY  PAYMENTS. 

Room  4,  80  Dearborn  St. 


6,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 


?EAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

T9  Dearborn  St., 


ooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


OHIO  AGO. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
, the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 


CAMPBELL  BROS, 


149  Madison  Street. 


A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

1EAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 

Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
>r  Non  Beside;, tv,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
'elophoDB  NO  4.U 
- 

a AS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL. 

FRED’K  8.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

Time  Loans  Negotiated, 

TRIBUNE  EUILDING,  CHICAGO, 

dealers  in  Real  Estate. 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

-REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

| MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  REMS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

/ give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 

Inon-SideTits 

W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Lean  anil  Financial  Agents, 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  o,  non-residents. 

GEO.  M.  BOGUE.  H.  W.  HOYT.  H B BOGUZ 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

] 74  Deal  born  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 

H.  0.  ZUTTERMEISTER.  C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 
Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  firet-alasa  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOANS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

ARTHUR  C.  GEHR  &.C0.,  (Successors  to) 
SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

02ST  COiLOvIISSICIbT- 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTRTE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

II.  FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street. 

HEAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

J.  C.  MAGILL  St  CO., 

Real  Estate:, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

125  La  Salle  Street. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

eoom:  io, 

99  # 101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  R.  HARNEY. 

EDW.  F,  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  0,  CMICKO. 

Beal  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Apts. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  alter. 

E.  S.  DREYER  Sc  CO., 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

H.  L.  TURNER.  W.  A.  POND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  estate  Mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

8.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 

DEARBORN  & RANDOlPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 
Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  tin*  city. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  I).  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam'l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors1  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  aud  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

F,  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Especi  'ttention  giveu  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

JAS.  R.  LANE, 

R,  E -A.  I_,-E  STjATE, 
1 96  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

Vane  Park  l^ots— Lake  View. 

Grand  Native  Trees — Solid  Concrete  Walks — Stone 
Curbing  in  streets.  6,  8 and  12  in.  Water  Mains. 
Building  lines  established.  Four  miles  from  center 
of  city.  Easily  reached  by  Steam  and  Streetcars. 
Prices  moderate.  Term  easy— 6 per  cent.  Houses 
built  to  order. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Trustee. 
••0^0** 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  T6  and  77.  Illinois  Nat  1 Bank  Bldg. 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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

D.  G.  HAMILTON, 

DEALER  IN 

Real  Estate  | Mortgage 
Investments,^ 

94  Washington  Street.  Chicago. 

R.  W.  BRIDGE, 

185^Dearhorn  St, 

Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titler.  and 
Care  of  Estates. 

550 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  OCT.  2.  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  most  encouraging  feature  of  the  mar- 
ket for  the  past  week  has  been  the  good 
feeling  in  commercial  interests  which  has 
had  a direct  hearing  on  the  real  estate  mar- 
ket. This  has  shown  itself  in  the  prompt- 
ness with  which  rents  have  been  paid  and  in 
the  inquiry  for  good  commercial  sites.  A 
Pittsburg  firm  who  have  had  a branch  here 
for  the  past  two  years  have  now  made  appli- 
cation to  purchase  with  the  view  of  locating 
their  whole  establishment  in  Chicago,  be- 
lieving that  it.  holds  the  key  to  the  trade  in 
the  west.  One  agency  has  received  during  the 
past  two  weeks  several  inquiries  from  Bos- 
ton, Baltimore,  Philadelphia  and  other  points 
from  firms  who  are  contemplating  the  open- 
ing of  branch  houses  in  Chicago.  Business 
property  has  not  looked  more  promising  for 
years  than  at  the  present  time. 

This  awakening  in  commercial  interests 
is  a good  indication  of  the  prosperity  to  be 
manifested  in  business  property  during  the 
coming  months. 

The  money  market  still  remains  firm. 
Jas.  L.  Houghteling  of  the  firm  of  Francis 
B.  Peabody  & Co.,  reports  a very  strong  de- 
mand for  loans,  good  security  and  large 
amounts,  bringing  6#  while  anything  small 
or  outside  readily  brings  7#. 

Favarable  reports  come  from  Hermosa 
where  twenty  two-story  houses  are  being 
built  by  Dr.  James  Bradley.  Five  more  have 
just  been  completed  bv  another  party.  A 
telegraph  station  has  recently  been  located 
there.  The  manufacturing  establishments 
are  running  full  force  and  are  ha\  ing  all  they 
can  do-  More  activity  is  manifested  than 
for  some  time. 

At  Pennock  J.  F.  Keeney  is  building  twen- 
ty two-story  brick  houses.  He  has  recently 
sold  230  lots  to  Peter  T.  Lamreaux. 

The  proposed  annexation  of  the  most  pros- 
perous section  of  Jefferson  to  the  city  has 
been  the  principal  subject  of  interest  to 
those  who  represent  the  real  estate  interests 
of  this  prosperous  village  as  well  as  the  in- 
habitants themselves. 

Mr.  S.  Delamater  in  reference  to  this 
said:  “There  are  two  sides  of  the  ques- 

tion, both  of  w hich  should  be  considered. 
Those  who  object  to  the  annexation  base 
their  opposition  largely  on  the  restriction  in 
their  building  operations  which  would  be 
laid  upon  them.  The  building|of  frame  houses 
would  not  be  permitted,  'this  effects  both 
the  large  and  small  owners  aliKe.  For  the 
large  owner  might  not  find  a market  for  his 
brick  improvements  as  readily  as  for  frame, 
while  the  owner  of  a single  lot  is  in  many 
cases  too  poor  to  go  to  the  additional  ex- 
pense. 

But  on  th6  other  hand  the  village  is  sadly 
in  need  of  better  water  supplies,  sewerage 
and  lighting  facilities,  all  of  which  would 
be  more  easily  provided  if  the  section  was 
admitted  to  the  city.  There  is  evidently  a 
majority  of  the  residents  in  favor  of  its  ad- 
mission. Mr.  Delamater  was  one  of  the  few 
real  estate  agents  who  signed  the  petition 
in  favor  of  the  annexation.  Byron  A.  Bald- 
win was  of  the  opinion  that  it  would  be  a 
decided  improvement  of  the  real  estate  in- 
terests of  Jefferson  to  have  it  annexed. 

Mr.  Keeney  thought  that  not  only  Jeffer- 
son but  property  adjoining  would  be  ma- 
terially helped  by  the  proposed  annexation, 
as  street  car  companies  would  then  extend 
their  lines. 

The  members  of  the  committee  from  the 
Real  Estate  Board,  appointed  to  intercede 
in  behalf  of  the  tax  payers  of  Cook  County 
before  the  committee  who  have  this  in 
charge,  returned  Thursday  from  Spring- 
field.  Their  efforts  seem  to  have  been  of 
little  avail,  for  in  spite  of  the  arguments  of 
Mr.  White  who  spoke  for  the  committee, 
showing  that  Cook  County  taxes  were  now 
made  at  the  rate  of  22#  on  the  real  value  of 
city  and  town  lots,  the  Cook  County  assess- 
ments were  raised  33#.  The  present  assess- 


ment of  this  class  of  property  in  Cook 
County  is  $113,000,000,  and  with  the  in- 
crease will  amount  to  over  $140,000,000. 
E.  A.  Cummings,  one  of  the  Real  Estate 
Board  committee,  said  in  reference  to  their 
meeting:  “We  met  the  committee  on  taxes 

for  city  and  town  lots,  Wednesday,  in  the 
Senate  Chamber,  and  were  very  kindly  re- 
ceived by  them.  Mr.  Hugh  A.  White  pre- 
sented our  case  before  the  committee,  show- 
ing by  facts  and  figures  that  the  taxes  in 
Cook  Couuty  were  made  on  22#  of  the  fair 
casn  value  of  the  realty  instead  of  9 or  10# 
as  claimed  by  County  Commissioner  Klehm. 
Mr.  White  was  listened  to  with  great  inter- 
est, and  questions  were  afterwards  put  to 
him  and  other  members  of  the  committee 
in  regard  to  Chicago  real  estate.  They  ex- 
pressed their  surprise  at  the  proportion  of 
the  income  which  it  took  to  pay  the  taxes. 
In  regard  to  the  effects  of  their  mission,  he 
said:  The  committee  had  fully  made  up 

their  mind  to  raise  the  valuation  at  least  50#, 
owing  largely  to  the  influence  brought  to 
bear  upon  them  by  the  Couuty  Commission- 
ers. In  a session  in  the  afternoon  they  de- 
cided on  an  increase  of  33#,  which  is  by  far 
larger  that  the  Real  Estate  Board  committee 
expected.  This  is  due  to  the  County  Com- 
missioners. It  is  the  first  time  in  the  his- 
tory of  the  board  of  the  general  equaliza- 
tion of  taxes  that  county  commissioners 
have  appeared  before  it  to  advocate  the  in- 
crease of  taxes  of  their  own  people.  This 
increase  makes  more  disproportionate  than 
ever  the  taxes  on  personal,  city  property 
and  lands,  being  now  25#,  33jjj#  and  87# 
respectively. 

The  question  of  interest  to  property  own- 
ers is  not  so  much  the  increase  which  they 
will  have  to  pay  for  the  coming  years  taxes, 
as  to  whether  this  increase  is  to  be  expected 
every  year.  The  true  remedy  is  to  be  found 
in  a change  of  ihe  revenue  laws,  which  are 
sadly  inadequate  to  fulfill  the  demands  for 
as  populous  a district  as  Cook  County. 

At  a later  meeting  of  the  committee  an  in- 
crease of  30#  was  decided  upon. 


IMPORTAT  AUCTION'S. 

It  has  been  demonstrated  by  the  large 
number  of  real  estate  auctions  held  during 
the  past  year  that  this  mode  of  selling  may 
be  carried  on  with  great  success.  Many 
regard  it  as  the  legitimate  method  of  bring 
ing  both  buyer  and  seller  together,  and  re- 
ducing to  a minimum  the  expense  of  selling. 
The  firm  of  Elison  Flersheim  & Co.  have 
been  employed  in  nearly  all  of  these  auc- 
tions, and  have  proved  themselves  success- 
ful auctioners  of  real  estate.  Among  their 
first  auctions  for  the  year  was  the  sale  of 
33,000  acres  for  the  Jay  Cooke  estate, 
which  they  sold  out  inside  of  two  days  in  the 
Real  Estate  Board  Rooms,  at  prices  which 
were  entirely  satisfactory  to  the  owners. 
They  now  have  in  hand  three  auctions, 
which  they  desire  to  call  to  the  attention  of 
buyers  of  investment  realty.  On  Saturday, 
October  2,  2 :30  o’clock,  they  will  sell  at  Fern 
wood  150  lots  cheerily  located  in  this  grow- 
ing suburb.  This  auction  offers  business  and 
professional  men  an  opportunity  to  make  a 
paying  investment  in  suburban  realty. 
Their  next  auction  sale  will  be  on  October 
9th  at  2 p.  m..  on  the  grounds  when  48  lots 
fronting  on  35th  street  and  34th  Court,  be- 
tween Robey  & Lincoln  streets,  25x125  each, 
will  be  sold.  This  sale  is  by  order  of  Ed- 
ward Laning,  Esq.,  assignee,  and  each  lot 
will  be  sold  separately  to  the  highest  bid- 
der. This  property  is  located  in  a growing 
locality.  On  Thursday,  October  14,  at  1 p. 
m.,  on  the  grounds  at  the  intersection  of 
43rd  & Archer  Ave.,  they  will  sell  65  lots  in 
Severns  Sub.,  and  42  lots  on  Pulman  Wolcot 
& Johnson  Aves.,  also  2 good  houses  and  lots 
fronting  44th  St.  for  account  of  YV.  H.  Mor 
rell.  Esq.  The  Powder  Magazines  which 
have  been  heretofore  in  the  locality,  are 
now  removed.  Good  railway  facilities  are 
afforded.  They  will  sell  for  Kussell  Bros, 
on  Monday,  October  11  at  3 p.m.  A very 
choice  piece  of  residence  property  on  Mich- 
igan Ave.,  No.  1447,  improved  with  a sub- 
stantially built  house. 

They  will  also  on  October  12  at  12  ojclock 
offer  for  sale  on  the  premises  two  frame 
houses  with  lots,  914  and  916  West  Harrison 
St.  This  is  a Guardian’s  Sale.  The  Har- 
rison street  cars  have  made  property  along 
this  thoroughfare  in  great  demand.  Plats 
and  further  information  may  be  obtained 
on  application  to  their  office,  84  and  86 
Randolph  St. 


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Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  )d 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  T K 

BEST  IX  THE  MARKET. 


M.  B.  SWEZEY, 


ISO  SOtH  STEEE 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


: GOOD  PIANOS  for  RENT  : 

Pianos  and  Organs 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO.  WS  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


WK.IOHT  <&  TURNER, 


Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  DEARBORN  STREET,  ROOM  49.  CHICAGO. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 

Canal  Dock  Co 

USTo-  1T70  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  frontil 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  je 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers. 


J. 

Seasoned  Cuban 

— and — 

Mexican 

For  Inside  Trim,  Cabinet  and  Decorative  Work. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  AND  SELECT  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

SAW  MILLS  AND  WHAKF  : 1 283  to  289  East  20th  & 

Foot  Houston  Street, 

NEW  YORK.  CHICACO,  ILL. 


551 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  jpURNAL. 


ioneer  Fire-proof  Pir0 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

ireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  8483 


ADAMS  & ADAMS, 

DEALERS  IN 

INE  DRY,  OIL  ! COACH  COLORS 

AND 

General  Painters’  Supplies. 

Exclusive  Agents  for 

WALPOLE  MORTAR  BLACK. 

248  RANDOLPH  ST.,  CHICAGO. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  8.  White.  H.  M.  Boioe. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


J.  W.  Malone,  Pros.  E.  T.  Malone,  Sec.  andTrea. 

EUCLID  STONE  CO., 

Miners  and  Manufacture™ 

Malone  Blue  Stone  Flagging  ! 

Vault  Covers,  Ashler,  Steps, 

PLATFORMS,  ETC.  BLOCK  STONE. 

Mills  and  Quarries,  Office — Room  36. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  159  & 161  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


LARRABEE  & NORTH, 

DEALERS  IN 

BXJIX_.XDEK,’S 

Engineer’s  and  Surveyor’s  Instruments. 

No.  19  1 State  Street, 

Palmer  House  Block. 


THE  = 

Building  * Department 

ifnim  i n mu  i tu  rn  n » i n i » mu  iiiiiiiiiim  i inniirniiiinmi  i i i 1 1 in n» 

ianoe  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

CHICAGO  BUILDING  NEWS. 

W.  Warren  will  build  a three-story  store  and  flat  building 
a cost  of $10,000.  It  will  be  built  of  bricK.  iron,  glass, 
:.  S.  V.  Shipman  230  LaSalle  at.,  is  the  architect. 

Nathan  Davis,  will  build  a 2 story  store  and  flat  building 
a cost  of  $10,000.  It  will  be  built  of  pressed  brick,  iron, 
las,  etc.  H.  Rehewoldt  113  Madison  st„  is  the  architect. 
L.  E.  Bussier  will  build  a one-story  store  24x55  ft.  It 
11  be  built  of  pressed  brick,  iron  glass,  etr.  Fred  Kelte- 
:h  78  5th  ave.,  is  the  architect. 

D.  K.  Hill  will  build  a residence  and  barn.  It  will  be 
ilt  of  stone,  marble,  glass,  etc.  Grates,  mantle  gas  fix- 
res,  stable  fittings  will  be  required.  Burnham  & Root 
ontauk  Blk..  architects. 

D.  H.  Hayes  will  build  a two-story  residence  25x65  ft;  at 
lost  of  $6,000.  It  will  be  built  of  brick  and  stone.  Grates 
intels,  gas-fixtures,  etc  will  be  required,  H.  Raeder  & Co 
surance  Exchange  Bldg.,  is  the  architect. 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

CbAgin,  III. — The  city  clerk  of  Maplewood  111  will  ad- 
rtise  for  bids  for  the  the  erection  of  a jail. 

Maryville,  Wis. — A two-story  frame  residence  will  soon 
built  here.  D.  L.  Bryan  is  the  owner  and  architect, 
rpets,  furniture,  glass,  furnace,  etc  will  be  used. 

Collinsville,  III. — John  Messinger  will  erect  a two 
>ry  hotel  at  a cost  of  $7,000.  It  will  be  built  of  pressed 
ick  and  contain  22  rooms,  H.  F.  Reis  of  Belleville  is  the 
shitect  and  V.  Reis  is  the  contractor. 


Ann  Arbor,  Mich. — An  adition  is  to  be  built  to  the  high 
school  building.  Plans  not  drawn, contracts  not  let.  Ad- 
dress W.  D.  Harriman  president  of  the  school  board. 

Nebraska  City.  Neb, — The  Missouri  Pacific  will  build  an 
office  building.  Plans  not  drawn  contracts  not  let.  Ad- 
dress G.  C.  Smith  Sixth  and  Locust  sts.,  St  Louis  Mo. 

Central  City,  Neb. — Binninger  & Hostetter  will  build 
business  building  to  cost  $7,000;  2 stories  brick  gas  engine 
etc 

Ottumwa,  Iowa. — The  Phillips  Coal  & Mining  Co  113 
So.  Market  will  receive  quotations  on  building  material 
and  furnishings. 

Valparaiso,  Ind.— A $36,000  Methodist  church  is  planned 
bv  architect  W.  A.  Furber,  of  Chicago.  It  will  be  built  of 
pressed  brick  with  terra-cotta  and  brown  stone  trimmings- 

Tcledo,  Ohio.— J.  B.  Bell  will  build  a $20,000  residence. 
A new  Third  Baptist  Church  building  will  be  built  at  a cost 
of  $19,000.  N.  B.  Bacon  is  the  architect  for  both. 

Canfield,  Ohio.— Architect  C.  H,  Owsley,  of  Youngstown 
reports:  Mahoning  county  court  house,  brick;  cost  $20,000; 
C Monser,  builder. 

Arlington,  Neb. — The  Masons  Building  Asso.  is  erecting 
a public  hall  and  drugstore,  L.  C.  Weber  will  receive  bids 
for  furniture  of  store  F.  E.  Booth  Sec. 

Kearney,  Neb. — Hotel  J.  S.  Keep  Cincinnati  Ohio  will 
let  contracts  by  Oct  1 to  10,  address  S.  E.  DesJardines  62 
Pikes  building,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

St.  Paul,  Minn. — Thos  Ryan  Dubuque  la.  owner  F.  H. 
Hyde  same  place  architect  cost  $6,500;  3 stories  50x80  ft., 
frame  <fc  brick  cold  storage  house,  galvanized  iron  work,  iron 
shutters. 

Richmond  Center.  Wis. — W.  H.  Pier  owner,  G.  O.  Garn- 
sey  184  Dearborn  st.  Chicago  architect  cost  $10,000;  2 
stories  30x50  ft  frame  aud  brick,  to  be  finished  in  modern 
ion. 

Chetopa,  Kan. — Business  building.  J.  B.  Cook  owner  I. 
M.  Bannon  Chetopa  architect  and  contractor  cost  $8,000;  to 
be  completed  July  1 1887 ; 2 stories  43x58  ft.,brick.  hardwood 
finish  and  all  modern  improvements  including  iron  fence 
mantels,  etc. 


□ Centralia,  Wis. — W.  H.  Cochran  will  build  a three-story 
frame  residence  at  a cost  of  $5,000.  Carpets,  furniture 
furnace,  grate,  wood  mantels  etc,  will  be  used.  Jas.  Galla, 
of  Grand  Rapids  Mich., is  the  architect. 

Detroit,  Mich. — Residence;  Wm  Durand  297  Hancock 
ave  West  is  owner,  contract  not  let,  2 stores  frame  and  fin- 
ished with  all  modern  appliances  and  improvements  man- 
tels hardware  and  etc. 

Topeka.  Kan. — Residence  H.  K.  Rowley  owner.  HopKins 
& Holland.Topeka  architects  cost  $6,500;  two  stories  pressed 
bricK,  steam  heat  and  all  modern  appliances  and  improve- 
ments wood  carpets. 

Chicago,  III. — -Residence  Fritz  Foltz  owner,  Treat  & 
Foltz,  80  Dearborn  st.;  architect  cost  $15,000;  three  stories 
38x50  ft;  pressed  bricK  stone  copper  work,  hardwood  finish, 
steam  heat,  grates,  mantels,  ornamental  glass  etc. 

Chicago,  III. — Residence;  H.  F.  Guhl  owner,  Henry 
Raider  & Co.,  918  Insurance  Exchange  Chicago  architect; 
cost  $7,000;  2 stories  25x70  ft;  pressed  brick,  stone,  plate 
glass,  grates,  hardwood  finish  etc. 

Carlyle,  III. — The  county  commissioners  of  Clinton 
County  will  hold  an  election  for  the  purpose  of  voting  on  a 
proposition  to  issue  $15,000;  bonds,  to  erect  a new  jail. 
Louis  Elwang,  county  clerk. 

Dunning,  III. — Frederick  Faber,  Chicago,  archicect,  has 
plans  for  an  addition  to  the  asylum.  It  will  cost  about 
$50,000.  Pressed  brick,  cut  stone,  architectural  and  gal- 
vanized iron,  stained  and  plate  glass  etc,  will  be  used. 

Bloomington,  III. — T.  J.  Cox  will  build  a two-story 
frame  residence  28x43  ft.  It  will  be  built  of  frame,  stained 
and  plate  glass,  grates,  mantels  etc.  George  Miller  is  the 
architect.  Zeigler  <fc  Ferrel  are  the  contractors. 

Hyde  Park,  III. — J.  C.  Hill  will  build  a $3,000;  residence. 
It  will  be  30x40  ft.,  and  built  of  frame,  pressed  bricK,  glass, 
etc.  G.  O.  Garnsey  184  Dearborn  st.,  Chicago  is  the  archi- 
tect. 

Logansport,  Ind.— I.  N.  Crawford  will  build  a 2-storv 
frame  dwelling.  Plate  and  stained  glass,  grates,  hardwood 
finish,  iron,  fence  and  wood  mantels.  Crain  & Krutsch  are 
the  architects. 


Reports  of  New  Buildings  and  Buildings  to  be  Erected.  In  advance  of  Permits. 

See  Official  Report  of  Building  Permits,  Fifth  Page. 


For  the  week  ending  Oct.  2,  1886. 


OWNER. 


1 Hobbs 

J Ellis  

s N F Nickerson 

n H Mosher 

s C Kreigh  

C MoDoDald 

as  Higdon  aDd  others. 

C Van  Horne 

g Gerringer 

iNWKRCo  

3 ooyle 

■s  C Lamb 

andler  & Co 

liman  Land  Co 

ron  A Baldwin 

oiuel  Anderson 

i;"8  C Hiefstahl 

ro  Marz 

) Hamilton 

|J  Anderson 

H Brackett 

'«)  Glasser 

Bayard 

d Merrell 

ist  Side  Brewing  Co. 
iust  Lossette  Brg  Co. . , 

’almmegene 

C E Caldwell 

IE  Morrell 

M Graves 


i bn  B Shaw 

ia«G  French 

j J Lukens 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


Store  building. . . . 
Business  building. 
2 Stores  and  flats. 

4 Residences 

Stores  aud  flats 

4 dwellings 

Hotel  

6 residences 

Stores  and  flats  — 

Freight  house 

Flat  dwelling 

2dwellidgs 

Club  house 

5 dwelllings 


Flat  dwelling 

Stores  and  flats 

Residence 

Flat  dwellings 

6 dwellings 

Dwelliug 

Flat  dwelliug 

2 dwellings 

Flat  buildings 

Brewery 


SIZE. 


LOCATION. 


48x85 
80x  2 
40x82 
78x40 
50x68 


Residence 

Flat  dwellin ' 

Residence ...  

Business  building 

Breweyy 

Residence  and  barn... 

Rasidenca 

Residence  and  stable. 
Cottage . 


125x61 

125x60 

32x80 

80x452 

30x85 

29x72 

30x60 

100x37* 

30x64 

22x60 

25x70 

45x60 


Market,  near  Adams  6t  . 
157  W Madison  st— rear. 

39th  st 

Jackson  st 

528  & 630  26th  st 

Chicago 


20x36 

24x83 

38x65 

24x61 


25x75 

24x68 

30x50 


23x45 

36x55 

223(44 


Wabash  av  and  35th  st 

Chicago 

Lake  Park  av  and  31st  st 

Kedzie  av,  near  Cent  Pk  bl  vd 

Chicago 


Seeley  av  and  Monroe-St. 

17  to  27  Troy  st 

Chicago 


COST 


Hyde  Park,  111 

Watseka,  111  

Woodstock,  111  

Joliet,  HI 

Hyde  Park,  111 ... . f T . . 

To\yn  of  Lake,  III  . . .. 


$ 

30000 
50  44 
15  “ 
10  *4 
10  “ 
15000 
750000 
30000 
7000 
38000 
15000 
20000 
15  44 
50  “ 
15000 
10  44 
7500 
7000 
11  u 
20  “ 

6 

15  u 
5500 
80000 
10(M  00 
10  “ 
12  “ 

6 “ 

3 4* 
80000 

”430 
10  “ 
1500 


ARCHITECT  or  BUILDER. 


W A Furber,  Mailer’s  Bldg 

L Chadwick,  157  W Madison  st 

Sprague  & Newell,  125  Van  Buren  st. 


Wm  Longhurst,  113  Madison  et 

Flanders  & Zimmerman,  Mailer’s  Bld’g. 

Burnham  & Root.  Montauk  Blk 

H Raeder  & Co.  Insurance  Exchange  . . . 

P H Rnehl,  Pith  and  Halsted  sts 

C C Wheeler — Genl  Supt 

C H Gottig,  125  Clark  st 

W A Furber,  Mailer’s  bldg 

S S Beman,  Pullman  Bldg 


Wm  Strippleman  & Co,  161  La  Salle  st  . 

L G Hallberg,  Ashland  Blk 

G O Garnsey.  184  Dearborn  st  ..  

H Raeder  & Co.,  Ins  Ex 

Lewis  Martens,  538  Vau  Buren  st 


D S Pentecost,  296  Monroe  st 

P W Ruehl,  12th  and  Halsted  sts. 
Geo  O Garnsey,  184  Dearborn  st . . 

D S Pentecost,  296  Monroe  st 

Fred  Wolf,  527  N Halsted  st 


C H Gottig,  125  Clark  st 

D 8 Pentecost,  296  Monroe-st  . . . 
Beman  & Johnston,  Unity  bldg. 

Individual  Contracts 

Fred  Wolf,  527  N Halsted  st..  .. 


F B Abbott,  Home  Ins  bldg , . 

Sprague  & Newell,  125  Van  I3uren  st. 


DESCRIPTION. 


Pressed  brick,  iron  and  glass, 

“ 4*  iron,  etc. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

44  iron  and  glass. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  iron. 

Pressed  brick. 

“ *4  iron  and  glass. 

44  “ iron,  etc. 

41  44  stone,  glass,  etc. 

44  44  iron,  glass,  etc. 

44  44  stone,  iron  and  glass,  . 

Lake  Superior  blue  and  buff  Bedford  stone. 
44  4‘  iron,  glass  etc. 

44  44  stone,  iron  and  glass. 


iron  and  glass. 

and  ornamental  stone. 


Brick,  glass,  etc. 


iron  and  glass. 


Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

Brick,  stone,  iron,  etc: 

44  44  glass,  etc. 

Pressed  brick,  iron  and  glass. 

Frame,  glass,  etc. 

Brick,  iron  and  glass. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone— Contracts  not  let. 
Frame  aud  brick. 

Pressed  I>rick,  iron  and  class. 

Pressed  brick  aud  France. 

Frame-  - 


I nmhor*  Ask, , Qa,k>  Biokory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 

^""1  L*UHBU“l  I JVND  A1.J.  RINDS  OJT — 

Q w!  WAAfl  _ A SIH  I HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER 


U^-Speoifll  Bjws  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Alqkers,  Bridge  find 
Warehouse  Builder*  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853,  (NUURFORATFD 

HOLBROOK  CO, 

Grove  and  (8th  sts,,  CHICAGO, 

South  Branch  nhicego  Jtlver.  j Tbmdmbw  No,  83W 


£52 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments. 


89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE: 

6830  Halsted  Street— Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RAT! 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 


NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 


A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  24—116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 


Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 


154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 


Money  Loaned,] 

^“Taxes  Paid, 

^^-Investments  Made, 

Buildings  Itented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

BEAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS, 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


c.  A,  HALE. 


E.  C.  HALE. 


HALE  BROS., 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 

164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 


MONEY  LOANED. 

Without  Commission, 


AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

It.  Prin cl iville.  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


DIXON  & PETERSONt 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Go.) 
Manufacturers  of 


CARPENTERS’  MOULDING; 


Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels  Etc  , 

13  AND  *5  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Meacham  & Wright, 

Manufacturer’s  Agents  for 

Utica  and  Louisville 

HYDRAULIC  CEMENTS 


F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  I Renting  Agent 


161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 


FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


C.  A.  BROSIEN, 


Real  Estate,  Renting, 


AND 


— 3L.  OANS. 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

56  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago, 

IVfuiu  Floor, ) 


And  Dealers  in  LIME,  MICHIGAN  AND  NEW 
YORK  STUCCO  AND  PORTLAND 
CEMENT. 

98  Market  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Telephone  434 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 


BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE— DREXF.L-BOULEYARD. 

We  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty-seventh-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Al=o  between  Forty-eight -st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare.  opportanity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-tifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGUE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st..  Rooml,  second  floor. 


Recorder's  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Stree' 


WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 


Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Work:. 


FOR  SALE. — By  Golds  & Zubbubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 


Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53j<jXl37  $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av.  lot  25x152;  choice. $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ics st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice. $110  per  foot 
Wrightwood  av.  lot  75x200  ....  $75  per  foot 
Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot ... . 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,00 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave..  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing. 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bnck  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st., near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st„  near  Clay,  24x125,  6 
room  nrick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  L ncoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600,  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-Rve,,  25x 
126,  very  cheap, 


POULSON  & EGER- NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  C 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St„  CHICAD 

Call  Telephone  So.  209. 


FOR  SALE. 

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— (o)(o)  ' E.  S.  DREYER  & CO.  (o)(o)— 
(o)(o)  — $5—  (o)(o) 

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N : E.  cor.  Dearborn  and  Washington  Sts. 
North  Clark  st,  66x151,  partly  improved. 

$25,000 

North  Clark  st,  corner,  75x150,  imp’d,  29,000 
North  Clark  st,  corner,  vacant,  114x 

200  per  foot,  $120 

North  Clark  st,  corner.  72  ft.  impr’d,  $75,000 
North  Clark  st.,  4-story  building  ....  20,000 
North  Clark  st.,  4-story  building  ....  18.000 
North  Clark  st,  vacant  lot,  50x150.  . . 9,000 

North  Clark  st,  vacant  business  lot.  . 5,500 

Dearborn  and  Division  sts.,  144x132 

foot  lot 46.000 

Dearborn  av.,  a block  of  four  3-story 

residences 47,000 

Dearborn  and  LaSalle  avs.,  tine  res- 
idences, from $8,000  to  36,000 

Chicago  ave.  and  Michigan  st.,  (be- 
tween) flat  buildings  bringing  10$ 

and  over,  from $10,000  to  26,000 

Lincoln  Park  (1)4  blks  from),  stone 

front  reaidence 6,300 

Lincoln  Park  (one  blK  from),  3-story 

14-room  house 7,600 

Frederick  st.,  17-room  residence.with 
50x174  foot  lot,  barn,  and  all  mod- 
ern conveniences 10.500 

La  Salle  ave.,  3-story  stone  front. . . 8,000 

Indiana  st.  and  Dearborn  av.,  three- 

story  brick  house 9,000 

SedgwicK  st.,  near  Centre,  3-story 

flat 7,200 

Lake  View,  five  excellent  residences, 

(corneis.) 

South  Side,  store  property  and  busi- 
ness blocks  in  business  centre, 

from $14,000  to  $500,000 

South  Water,  Lake,  Randolph,  Washing- 
ton, Madison,  and  Monroe  st.  properties, 
bringing  good  rentals  on  prices  asked. 


FOR  SALE  By  C.  A.  BROSIEN,  56  Dearb 
st. 

Three  3-story  Houses,  arranged  in  FI; 
nearly  new  all  modern  improvements,  © 
venient  to  street  cars,  choice  locati 
North  Side;  rented  for  $2,406  per  year 
gether  with  2 vacant  lots.  Price  $24,500. 


Important  Beal  Esia 
Auction  Sales. 


Saturday,  Oct.  9,  at  2 P.l . 

We  Sell  on  the  Ground, 


48  LOTS 


24  Lots  Fronting  35th  t . 


FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Pbopebty  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 


FOR  SALE — By  R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 
184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


160  ACRES  OF  LAND, 

Near  Chicago.  This  piece  of  land  is  high 
and  dry  and  near  the  Wisconsin  Central 
Railroad.  Will  sell  at  a price  which  is 
bound  to  insure  a large  profit.  Terms  to 
suit, 

ft.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 

J84  Peurboru  St.,  Room  9, 


24  Lots  Fronting  34th  (:. 


Between  Lincoln  and  Robey  Sts., 
Near  Archer  ave. 


25  by  125  ft.  Each. 


SALE  BY  ORDER  OF 

EDWIN  LANING,  Esq., 

ASSIGN 

Each  Lot  sold  separately  to  the  hig  i 
bidder. 

TERMS. 

One-quarter  cash,  balance  in  1,  2 ar, 
years,  at  6$  interest.  A deposit  of  $2; 
required  on  each  lot  at  time  of  sale. 


Thursday,  October  14th,  at  lp.a 
ON  THE  GROUND, 

At  intersection  of  43d  and  Archer  Ave  > 

LOTS, 

IN  SEVERN*’ 

Subdivision,  and 


42  LOTS  on  Pullman,  Wolcott  ic 


Johnson  aves. 

Also,  2 Good  Houses  and  L<  s 

fronting  44th  St.,  for  acct.  of 

W.  H.  MORRELL,  Esq. 

For  Plats,  Terms  and  further  informat  n 


apply  to 

ELISON,  FLERSHEXM  & CO. 


Real-Estate  Auctioneers. 


84  & 86  Randolph  Street 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


553 


Wm  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu., 
HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


successors  to 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room  lO  159  LaSalle  St.  Chicago. 


C J.  X_i.  MEYER  <&  SONS  CO 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave. , 


tile  and  fire-place  goods.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS-: FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  Made 
for  Certified 
Copies. 

C.  R.  WALLECK, 
REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO.  ILL 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ons  in  the  Northwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-clasr?  se- 
mrity.  ^^“Correspondence  solicited. 


Auction  Sale. 

tfE  WILL  SELL  AT  PUBLIC  AUCTION 
ON 

Monday,  Oct.  11,  188G,  at  3 o’clk,  P.  M. 

House  and  Lot, 

No.  1447  Michigan  Ave. 

T E R,  M S . 

Ten  per  cent  cash,  at  time  of  Sale;  Ten 
’housand  Dollars  on  five  years’  time,  or 
ooner,  at  option  of  buyer,  and  the  balance 
n delivery  of  deed. 

This  offers  an  opportunity  to  obtain  a 
plendid  residence  on  this  beautiful  Boule- 
ard,  at  the  Buyers  own  price.  Particulars  of 

KUSSEL  BROTHERS, 

35  & 137  South  Water  St. 

Guardian  Sale 

A.  T AUCTION. 

ON  THE  PREMISES, 

Ictober  12  at  12  o’clock, 

WE  SELL  THE  TWO  FRAME 
HOUSES,  WITH  LOTS, 

Nos.  9 1 4 and  9 1 6 
WEST  HARRISON  ST. 

IW  Terms  announced  at  Sale, 
pply  to — 

ELISON,  FLFESHEIM  Sc  CO., 

Real  Estate  Auctioneers, 

81  and  86  Randolph  St. 


For  Sale  or  Lease. 

EST  LOCATION  IN  SOUTH  CHICAGO. 
Our  buildings  and  3*4  acres  of  Land,  with 
ro  railroad  tracks  and  track  scales,  etc. 
This  plant  is  reached  by  the  C.  R I.  & P. 
id  Pittsburgh  and  Ft.  Wayne  railroads, 
ithout  switching  charges,  and  is  also  con- 
icted  with  all  other  railroads  by  the  “Belt” 
stem.  Will  remove  to  our  new  works  about 
ay  1st. 

CHICAGO  FOKGK  & BOLT  CO., 

234  South  Clark-st.,  Chicago. 

)R  SALE— IN  GOOD  LOCALITY. 

Brick  Flats— North  Side. 

Rent.  11,300.  A desirable  Investment. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO., 

1 153  Randolph  St. 


°.  A.  Brobien  has  recently  opened  up  an 
3oe  at  56  Dearborn  street,  for  the  transac- 
>n  of  a general  real  estate  business.  He 
give  special  attention  however,  to  north 
e real  estate,  where  he  has  been  dealing 
80ly  for  the  past  two  years. 


A SEW  ATLAS. 

The  growing  town  of  Cicero  will  soon  be 
furnished  with  a complete  and  reliable  atlas 
published  by  Nicolai  & Co.,  No  236  S.  Water 
street.  Cicero  includes  the  points  of  Aus- 
tin, Oak  Park,  Ridgeland,  Hawthorne,  Aus- 
tinville,  Clyde  and  Oakridge. 

The  scale  of  the  atlas  is  200  feet  to  an 
inch.  As  this  is  the  only  atlas  published  of 
Cicero  or  likely  to  be,  real  estate  agents  and 
owners  interested  in  this  town  will  gladly 
take  this  opportunity  of  subscribing  for  the 
atlas. 

The  publishers  are  taKing  every  pains  to 
make  it  perfect  and  as  they  have  had  exper- 
ience in  this  work,  the  atlas  will  be  a reli- 
able one.  They  will  also  soon  publish  an 
atlas  of  Jeffersou. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  o£  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ( 

KIIIMtlAG  I'KiiJflTS. 

Archer  av  No  2575,  Equitable  Gaslight  & 
Fuel  Company,  1-story  governor-house  30 
x40  $5,000. 

Archer  av  No  398  Frank  Janssen  2-story 
dwelling  24x78,  $4,000. 

Ashland  av  n No  814,  Fred  Evert  cottage  20x 
x3  2,  $1,000. 

Brigham  st  No  42.  John  Gowen  basement  2o 
x48,  $1,600. 

Bryant  av,  Nos  66-68,  Thos  Egan  and  H H 
Murray  three  two  story  dwellings  50x50, 
$7,500. 

Bryant  av  Nos  66-68,  Thos  Egan  and  H H 
Murray,  3-story  dwellings  50x50,  $7,500. 

Blue  Island  av  No  595,  Wm  Swartz  agent  2- 
story  dwelling  24x58,  $2,000. 

Cypress  st  Nos  10  12  and  18,  F B Clark  three 
one  story  cottages  20x38  $3,200. 

Coblentz  st  No  31,  W Haerle,  one  story  cot- 
tage 21x42  $1,200. 

Coblentz  st  No  27,  J C Kock  one  story  cot- 
tage 21x42,  $1,200. 

Cottage  Grove  av  Nos  3016-3018,  GA  Wheel- 
er 2-story  express  and  foundry  building 
$2,500. 

Cornell  stNo  11 L M Kallas  2-story  flat  22x 
64,  $6,000. 

Chestnut  st  No  159,  Jas  McMahon  3-story 
dwelling  25x63,  $5,500. 

Canal  st  near  18th  L C Huck  2-story  malt 
house  168x43,  $50,000. 

Centre  st  No  76,  Henry  Marek  2-story  store 
and  dwelling  14x70,  $3,800. 

Centre  st  No  76,  Henry  Marck  2-story  store 
and  dwelling  24x70,  $3,800. 

Dudley  st  Nos  1063  and  1067,  V Mlcezek  two 
cottages  20x48,  $1,200. 

Dashiel  st  No  2837,  Jas  Fair  l-story  cottage 
21x40,  $1,300. 

Dearborn  st  No  538,  D H Tolman  bricK  bldg 
25x85.  $12,000. 

Eighteenth  st  No  715,  Jose  Worda  2-story 
dwelling  22x60  $3,000. 

Fourteenth  stw  No  615,  Ralph  Emerson  3- 
story  dwelling  22x80  $7,500. 

Fourteenth  st  w No  425,  Jas  Schmeicher, 
cottage  20x50,  $1,000. 

Fowler  st  No  41,  A Kuhn  2-story  dwelling  22 
x50,  $3,000. 

Forest  av  No  3717,  W Baylis  2-story  dwell- 
ing 22x66,  $3,500. 

Honors  st  cor  Congress  M C McDonald  six 
2-story  dwellings  100x60,  $50,000. 


Harrison  st  w No  635  M C McDonald  four  2- 
story  dwellings  75x60,  $21,000. 

Homan  av  No  122  and  No  1019  North  Leavitt 
st,  Frann  Korff  two  one  story  cottages  20x 
32,  $2,000. 

Homer  st  Nos  12  to  24,  H Sweet  six  1 -story 
cottages  20x32,  $6,000. 

Indiana  st  No  500,  H E Franssen  improve- 
ments, $3,000. 

Idaho  st  No  277,  W Rauth  for  a dwelling  21x 
45,  $1,900. 

Johnson  Nos  382  to  400,  Board  of  Education 
3-story  schoolhouse  88x100,  $67,000. 

Jay  st  No  84,  Roger  Creighton  2-story  flats 
22x50,  $2,500. 

Keena  i st  No  23,  F Kroch  basement  20x50, 
$1,600. 

Lowe  av  No  3726,  John  Kenny  cottage  20x32 

$1,000. 

Laughton  st  Nos  106-108  and  1148  OaKley  st 
Frank  Nowak  three  cottages  20x28,  $2,- 
100. 

La  Salle  st  No  450,  D Murphy  2-story  flats, 
40x68.  $17,000. 

Leavitt  st  No  479  D Rumsey  2-story  dwell- 
ing 28x70,  $3,500. 

La  Salle  av  No  491,  F Witkowsky  2-story 
flats  25x25,  $4,000. 

Leavitt  st  No  1129  F T Nichols  1-story  cot 
tage  20x50,  $1,200. 

La  Salle  st  No  2130,  H Sweet  3-story  flats  20 
x76.  $6,000. 

Myrtle  st  No  62,  John  Ahern  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x40,  $1,000. 

Myrtle  st  No  62,  F B Clark  one  story  cottage 
20x32,  $4,000. 

Meridian  st  Nos  42  and  44,  E D Ellis  2-story 
and  basement  factory  60x80,  $25,000. 

Milwausee  av  No  947-949  P J Benson  3-story 
store  and  fiats  48x77,  $15,000. 

Milwaukee  av  No  108,  H Czella  one  story 
cottage  26x48,  $1,200. 

Moore  st  No  113  Lind  & Cronqnist  2-story 
dwelling  21x34,  $1,700. 

Main  st  No  2933,  W Heider  cottage,  20x45, 

$1,200. 

Nineteenth  st  No  1010  J H W Schultz  one 
story  cottage  20x30.  $700. 

Ogden  av  No  333,  F A DeGolyer  1-story  ad- 
dition 15x37,  $1,200. 

OaK  st  Nos  114-116,  Peter  Peterson  and  N 
Anderson  two  3-story  flats  44x47,  $10,000. 

Ogden  av  No  1011,  P Keadey  store  30x40  $1- 
500. 

Pullman  av  No  103,  Hermann  Kunde  1-story 
cottage  20x30,  $800. 

PinestNol22,  John  T Lester  1-story  art 
gallery  16x28,  $1,000. 

Prairie  av  No  3649  and  3651  T S Walxer  two 
2-storx  dwellings  42x62,  $12,0  10. 

Portland  av  No  3017,  Henry  Bussi  2-story 
flat  22x48,  $2,500. 

Portland  av  No  2735,  M C Orch  one2-story 
dwelling  22x50,  $3,000. 

Paulina  stNo  89,  W Porter  3-story  rear  ad- 
dition 80x17,  $8,000. 

Seminary  av  No  105  F Kraft  2-story  dwell- 
ing 21x58,  $3,500. 

Sherman  st  near  Harrison  W A Giles  two  3- 
story  stores  and  dwellings  45x100  $15,000. 

Sedgwick  st  No  50  and  52  F Rudolph  2-story 
factory  45x48,  $3,500. 

Sedgwick  st  No  670,  E Huber  3-story  flats  20 
x48,  $4,500. 

Twenty  second  stNo  911,  John  Wagner  one 
story  addition  21x42,  $1,800. 

Thirteenth  place  w No  620,  John  Weber  cot- 
tage 23x44,  $1,600. 

Twelfth  st  w,  No  796,  M Kirchman  2-story 
store  and  flats  24x75,  $5,300. 


GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  anti  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  113  La  Salle  St 


Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chioa 
Real  Estate. 


A.  O.  BOSWOBTH.  H.  H.  JAN88EN. 

JANSSEN  & B0SW0RTH. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Tire  Insurance, 

JLake  View  Agents  for  sale  of  Lots  in  Lane 
Park.  Headquarters  for  Lake  View  property. 

Main  Office, N.  W. cor.  Lincoln  Sc  Belmont  avs. 

Branch  Office,  cor.  Southport  ave.  and  Otto  Street, 
Lake  View,  Ills. 


Tinkham  st  Nos  228-230,  T H Newton  two  1- 
story  cottages  22x42  $800. 

Twenty  second  st,  Nos  292  fo  306  H Sweet 
2-story  stores  and  fiats  156x76  $45,000. 

Webster  av  Nos  419  and  421  F Wandery  3- 
story  store  and  flats  48x78,  $20,000. 

Warren  av  No  860,  F Lamp  3-story  dwelling 
22x56,  $5,000. 

Wabash  av  Nos  3516-3518,  Catherine  Lamb, 
two  2-story  dwellings  39x70,  $10,000 

Wood  sts  No  480  J Kroll  2-story  dwelling 
20x32,  $1,500. 


WARRANTY  OEEDS. 

All  Deeds  aud  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Armitage  av  264  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  46x100 
feet  July  10,  John  W Dal  to  E S A Lah- 

lum $770 

Augusta  st  75  ft  e or  Samuel  sf  25x100  ft 
Sept  10,  estate  of  W S Johnston  to  F 

Hoestedt $925 

Austin  av  193  ft  w of  Oakley  sf  24x120  ft 
June  21  S W Roth  to  C McGurn  ....  $1,438 
Ashland  av  sw  cor  36th  st  ef  24x125  ft  sept 
29,  S F Crems  to  the  Mulanphy  Savings 

bank $5,000 

Arbour  place  111  ft  w of  Sheldon  st  nf  18x 
84  feet  sept  1,  S B Wright  to  Mary  A 

Wright $2,600 

Armitage  av  48  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  24x125 
ft  Aug  31,  W H Earle  to  Theodore  Riehl 

$310 

Archer  av  226  ft  ne  of  Grove  st  se  f 25  ft 
running  n and  w to  Grove  st  Sept  27, 

Oswin  Mayo  to  Fred’k  Schulz $2,200 

Ada  st  42  ft  n of  Fulton  ef  59x125  ft  Leo- 
nora S Diller  to  Ellen  S Terry $2,600 

Bissell  av  467  ft  se  of  Willow  st  ne  f 26x 
100  ft  sept  25,  August  Schneider  to  H 

Tietjens $3,500 

Boulevard  way  286  ft  n of  25th  st  ef  25x 
124  ft  sept  1,  G W Cass  to  Adam  Trapp 

$260 

Beers  st  48  fts  of  36th  st  wf  24x125  ft  sept 
28,  Fredrich  Pagels  to  Theodore  Bremer 

$775 

Butterfield  st  65  ft  s of  20th  wf  25x66  feet 
September  30,  C P McKay  to  F C Smith 

$2,000 

Barber  st  275  ft  w of  Jefferson  sf  25x73  ft 
Sept  11,  Johann  Martinek  to  Antoine 

Lusk $1,800 

Brown  st  227  ft  s of  Wright  ef  250x85  ft 
Aug  2,  John  Rawle  to  J S & F Batchen 

et  al $14,000 

Butterfield  st  197  ft  n of  38th  wf  25x100  ft 
Sept  18,  Joseph  Stoltz  to  Margaret  Han- 

rahan $2,000 

Cornell  st  300  ft  e of  Noble  sf  25x128  feet 
Sept  23,  Anton  Buedgen  to  Henry  Boese 

$3,700 

Congress  st  105*4  ft  e of  Wabash  av  sf  25 
x80  ft  Sept  2,  Commercial  Mut  Life  Ins 

Co  to  F W Peck $11,000 

Calumet  av  145^4  ft  n of  32d  st  wf  25x125 
feet  Sept  27,  E C Day  to  Susan  F Laker 

$9,900 

Centre  av  North  49  ft  s of  Huron  st  wf  25 
xll6  ft  Aug  28,  estate  of  W B Ogden  to 

Thos  Morrison.... $1,860 

Church  sc  50  ft  n of  Blackhawk  wf  25x124 
ft  Aug  13,  Caroline  Artz  to  Isaac  L Fa- 

see  $2,400 

Centre  av  25  ft  s of  16th  st  ef  325x125*4  ft 
sept  16,  estate  of  H B Claflin  to  the  Chi- 
cago Passenger  Railway  Co $10,000 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Campbell  av  46  ft  3 of  Congress  st  wf  24x 
100  ft  Aug  19,  Rhoda  Cutler  to  Hannah 

E Vinant $1,750 

Coblent z st  140  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  24x 
100  ft  Sept  24.  J J Cody  to  Jas  Keegan 

$1,200 

Colorado  av  24  ft  sw  of  Gross  terrace  se  f 
24x80  July  24,  S E Gross  to  the  Dr.  A P 

Sawyer  Medicine  Co $2,950 

Chicaoo  av  26  ft  w of  Sedgwick  st  sf  26% 
xl25  ft  Sept  28,  Dinna  M Howland  to 

Mary  Cohn $13,500 

Crittenden  st  150  ft  w of  Carrier  nf  25  ft 
running  sand  w to  Wade  st  Sept  28, 
Carl  Wiedeman  to  Johanne  W Smith 

$2,800 

Colorado  av  32  ft  ne  of  Trumble  nw  f 32x 
115  feet  sept  27,  Lawrence  Mannix  to 

Mary  O’Leary $900 

Congress  st  178  ft  w of  Sacramento  av  nf 
25x153  ft  JuIy  27,  Edson  Keith  to  Octave 

Fournier $575 

California  av  25  ft  n of  Thomas  st  ef  25x 
125%  ft  Apr  1,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to  C 

J Fitzgerald $550 

Central  Park  av  sw  cor  west  27th  st  ef  10 
acres  Sept  16,  Wilson  B Morton  to  Au- 
gustus L Aukeny $25,000 

Division  st  e the  premises  No  249,  Sept  24 

Niel6  Johnson  to  F A Hess $4,500 

Dearborn  st  246  ft  n of  Polk  st  wf  50x71 
15-100  ft  to  3d  avAug  27,  Andrew  Craw- 
ford toM  A Donahue $30,000 

Dashiel  st  175  ft  s of  29th  st  ef  25x124  ft 
sept  1,  Michael  Matika  to  Martin  Vach 

, $1,610 

De  Kalb  st  sw  cor  Flournoy  se  f running  n 
to  Flournoy  st  Mch  1,  H L Degener  to 

John  W Riggs $15,000 

Elm  st  36  ft  eof  Sedgwick  sf  36x50,  June 
16,  Samuel  Johnstor*  to  Oscar  Lyberg 

$2,800 

Ewing  st  179%  ft  e of  Desplaines  sf  25x119 
ft  Sept  28,  Frank  Kalal  to  Raffaelo  del 

Gornio $3,000 

Emma  st  188%  ft  w of  Milwaukee  av  sf 
24  ft  to  alley  July  28,  Catherine  Schnei- 
der to  Leopold  Gross $1,225 

Edgar  st  141  ft  n of  Bloomingdale  road 
wf  48x125  ft  sept  20,  Thos  Cartwright  to 

F A Johnson $1,500 

Erie  st  100  ft  w of  Armour  sf  25x125  feet 
Aug  27,  Martin  Bartman  to  Martin  Ol- 
son  $1,800 

Fifteenth  st  113  ft  w of  Talman  av  sf  28% 
x66%  ft  sept  1,T  M Crowley  to  G P An- 
derson   $2,300 

Fulton  st  sw  cor  Sheldon  nf  71  1-12x100  ft 
sept  28,  Daniel  B Scully  to  Alexander  S 

Leib $30,000 

Francisco  st  50  ft  s of  Augusta  wf  25x125 
ft  sept  21.  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to  Chas 

Johnson $450 

Fillmore  st  141  ft  w of  California  av  sf  24 
xl25  ft  Dec  21,  ’85,  Frederick  Augerstein 

to  Frederick  Kaste $450 

Fairfield  av  207  ft  w of  Ogden  av  wf  46x 
125%  ft  July  18,  T P Phillips  to  Michael 

Heaney $900 

Fillmore  st  148%  ft  e of  Francisco  av  sf 
24x125  ft  Sept  24,  Chas  H Kehl  to  Ellen 

Keiter $475 

Franklin  st  80  ft  n of  Randolph  ef  40x80 
ft  Sept  21,  John  D Jennings  to  Lucius  B 

Otis $50,000 

Fairfield  av  s of  12th  st  ef  25x131  ft  Sept 

13,  John  Olwin  to  Wm  Ludwig $650 

Fairfield  av  s of  12th  st  ef  25x131  ft  Sept 

20,  John  Oliver  to  T K Murry $650 

Fairfield  av  s of  12th  st  ef  25x132  ft  Sept 
20,  John  Oliver  to  W G and  N Croft 

$650 

Greenwich  st  164  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  24x 
100  ft  sept  25,  Henry  Hoepe  to  Albert 

Henning 

Garfield  av  170%  ft  e of  Orchard  st  sf  24x 
123  ft  sept  21,  Adolpil  Weinberg  to  Hen- 
ry Klein  Jr $3,300 

Groveland  Park  av  the  premises  Nos  3231 
and  3233,  sept  17,  Alexander  H Lowden 

to  Mary  L Ward $20,000 

Hoyne  av  230  ft  s of  North  nf  36x150  feet 
Sept  23,  Josephine  Boddener  to  R J 

Meissney $2,150 

Howe  st  203  ft  s of  Centre  ef  22x139  feet 
sept  23,  Frederich  Peters  to  Frederich 

Krein $800 

Homan  av  se  cor  of  12th  st  nf  10  acres  etc 
247x370  ft  in  nw  cor  Sept  16,  H B East- 
man to  F T Corning  et  al $15,000 

Harrison  st  25  ft  e of  Kedzie  av  sf  25x124 
ft  Aug  19,  J W Borden  to  Thos  Martin 

$900 

Huron  st  112  ft  e of  n Centre  av  sf  46x130 
feet  July  9,  A J Breda  to  H T Hanson 

$3,100 

Huron  st  174  ft  w of  Wells  nf  26x100  feet 


MOBEIIT  Xi-aLStiKU JM  m , 

Wholesale  ard  Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBE 


y.  id 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposi  e Palmer,  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,-&c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BILLS  CUT  TO  OKDEK. 


Cfi.lC-S(JO,  1 L LB. 


with  other  property  August  25,  Thos  W 

Palmer  to  W C Newberry $12,037 

Hinman  st  nw  cor  of  Leavitt  st  sf  50x125 
ft  Sept  27,  J Waldvogel  to  Friedrich 

Schroeder $3,000 

Harrison  st  100  ft  e of  Kedzie  av  sf  25x124 
ft  Sept  14,  J U Borden  to  John  Grimley 

$750 

Haynes  court  264  ft  s of  Archer  av  ne  f 25 
xlOO  ft  sept  25,  John  Schmitt  to  Marga- 
ret Quinlan $600 

Ingraham  st  175  ft  eof  Noble  sf  25x125  ft 
sept  25,  John  Kozzowski  to  M Lewan- 

dowsKi $2,300 

Jackson  st  112  ft  w of  Oakley  a?  nf  22x125 
ft  sept  18,  VV  W Baird  to  Jane  E Thom- 
sen   $6,000 

Jackson  st  sw  cor  Sacramento  av  nf  50x 
125  ft  sept  1,  J D Everrett  to  Mary  Ann 

Benson $4,000 

Jay  st  219  ft  n of  Centre  ef  25x116%  feet 
Sept  20,  Peter  Clemens  to  Francis  Or- 

neis $1,000 

Kedzie  av  239  fts  of  21st  st  wf  25x125%  ft 
Sept  20,  Gracie  C Wilder  to  II  B East- 
man  $2,500 

Kedzie  av  11  and  adjoining  aoove  25x125% 
ft  Sept  20,  Jesse  W Cook  to  H B East- 
man  $2,500 

Kedzie  av  s and  adj  above  25x125%  ft 
Sept  20,  Gracie  C Wilder  to  Chas  B Saw- 
yer  $2,500 

Kedzie  av  300  ft  n of  22d  st  wf  25x125% 
feet  Sept  20,  J W Cook  to  C B Sawyer 

$2,500 

Leavitt  st  96  ft  11  of  Laughton  ef  24x109  ft 
sept  28,  estate  of  E C Lamed  to  F H 

Wilkening $1,100 

Loomis  st  72  ft  s of  18th  st  wf  24x130  feet 
Aug  12,  Josef  Siehank  to  Charles  Lange 

$3,050 

Lincoln  st  275  ft  n of  39th  st  wf  24x123  ft 
Sept  18,  S E Gross  to  Chas  & Mary  Rich- 
ardson   $850 

Lawndale  av  sw  cor  of  Prince  av  ef  534x 
124  ft  also  192x124  ft  on  Ridgway  av  und 
% April  28,  R H Metton  to  Cyrus  New- 
kirk  $5,400 

Leavitt  st  294  ft  s of  PoIk  ef  20x126  feet 
sept  27,  Frances  E Crandall  to  Sarah  T 

Slayton $5,500 

Liberty  st  200  ft  w of  Union  sf  25x73  feet 
Sept  28,  Louise  and  A Kaizer  to  Morris 

Kohn $3,100 

Leavitt  st  72  fts  of  Homer  ef  24x100  feet 
Sept  24,  Henry  Hoepe  to  Wilhelm  Insel- 

mann $500 

La  Salle  st  319  ft  s of  27th  st  wf  25x117  ft 
sept  29,  Mary  Jane  & H D Gregory  to  D 

P Leyden $1,700 

Michigan  av  200  ft  s of  23d  st  wf  50x160  ft 
June  9,  J J Simmons  to  Matson  Hill 

$19,000 

Mohawk  st  212  ft  n of  North  av  wf  24x84 
ft  sept  28,  Master  in  chancery  to  VV  CO 

Lartz $1,715 

Monroe  st  411%  ft  eof  Kedzie  av  sf  158x 
191  ft  July  31,  estate  of  Andrew  Sawyer 

to  W G Jackson $4,000 

Milwaukee  av  79  ft  nw  of  Wood  st  ne  f 25 
xll8  ft  July  22,  Emil  Walken  to  W Hof- 
mann  $2,500 

Michigan  bd  100  ft  8 of  20th  st  wf  25x171 
ft  Sept  21,  Lydia  A & L B Otis  to  John 

D J ennings $25,000 

Millwaukee  av  194  ft  s of  Oakley  av  sw  f 
22x100  ft  sept  27,  E P White  to  Simon 

Bein $6,500 

Mosprattstsw  cor  James  av  ef  24x124  ft 
sept  10,  Mary  L Barnes  to  S Mnchowsky 

$650 

May  st  51  ft  n of  Huron  ef  25x116  ft  Aug 
6,  Hamilton  B Dox  to  C J Holm.  . . .$2,000 
Monroe  st  101  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  25%xl98 
feet  sept  20,  Ephraim  Morrison  to  A F 

Beidley $7,000 

Nineteenth  st  241  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  25 
xl24  ft  Sept  15,  John  Kralovec  to  John 

Kucera $1,000 

North  av  192  ft  e of  Sheffield  sf  24x125  ft 
sept  21,  Christoph  Nebel  to  F Yunge 

$2,600 

Ogden  av  144  ft  w of  Polk  st  uw  f 24x100 
feet  June  1,  Anuie  O’Callaghan  to  G J 

Lautenschlager $2,800 

Oakley  av  24  ft  n of  Milwaukee  av  wf  35  ft 


to  alley  Sept  27,  E P White  to  Simon 

Bein $6,500 

Ogden  av  96  ft  sw  of  PoIk  st  nw  f 96x100 
ft  July  13,  Annie  O’Callaghan  to  Henry 

M Hooker $10,800 

Ogden  av  407  ft  ne  of  California  nw  f 33 
2- 10  feet  to  15th  st  Sept  16,  Raspin  R 

Cherry  to  R C Givins $2,000 

Ogden  av  247  ft  ne  of  Polk  st  se  f 48x100 
ft  May  21,  Annie  O’Callaghan  to  Addi- 
son Ballard $6,150 

Ogden  av  ne  and  adj  above  24x100  ft  May 

21,  Annie  O’Callaghan  to  W P Fitzpat- 
rick  $3,075 

Parmelee  st  191  ft  w of  California  av  sf  25 
xl24  ft  sept  29,  Gustav  Dombrom  to  Al- 
bert Gesehke $300 

Palatine  st  197  ft  e of  St  Louis  av  sf  50x 
149%  ft  Feb  25,  C J Hambleton  to  J W 

Downey $750 

Polk  st  72  ft  e of  Nixon  nf  48x105  ft  Sept 

22,  Orra  F & J F Coffman  to  Helean  M 

Barbour $3,500 

Parmelee  st  218  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  24x 

124  ft  Sept  18,  Rudolph  Born  to  Charles 

Putsclier $550 

Prairie  av  125  ft  s of  32dstef  25x125  ft 
sept  22,  Philo  Allen  to  H Ella  J Hare 

$9,000 

Robey  st  48  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  ef  24x100 
ft  Aug  21,  Catherine  H Tilford  to  C G 

Ricklefs $500 

Richmond  st  50  feet  s of  Thomas  ef  37%x 
125%  ft  Sept  6,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to 

A C Kraft $850 

Rockwell  st  132  ft  n of  15th  ef  66x280%  ft 
August  24,  E E Crepin  to  T M Crowley 

$2,400 

Rice  st  224  ft  w of  Robey  nf  24x123  feet 
Sept  27,  Margaret  and  W Patten  to  Da- 
vid Fatten $2,800 

Rice  st  e and  adjoining  above  24x123  feet 
Sept  20,  Margaret  & W Patten  to  David 

Patten $4,500 

Robey  st  96  ft  s of  Moore  ef  24x100  ft  sept 

20.  Owen  Casey  to  E J Just $600 

Rhodes  av  the  premises  No  3227  Septem- 
ber 8,  Wm  Proctor  et  al  to  Harriet  P 

Willard $7,000 

Robey  st  64  feet  n of  PoIk  st  wf  24x114  ft 
August  30,  G L Doer  to  Mary  Blattner 

$800 

Robey  st  n of  and  adjoining  above  24x114 
ft  Aug  30,  W T Clark  to  Mary  Blattner 

$800 

Seventeenth  st  120  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x 

125  ft  Sept  27  Joseph  Worda  to  F Kaci- 

na $1,450 

Sheffield  av  275  ft  n of  Garfield  av  wf  48x 

126  ft  Sept  15,  J T Davis  to  J J Keller 

..' $2,200 

Sheffield  av  350  ft  n of  Garfield  av  wf  24x 
126  ft  Sept  20,  J T Davis  to  Patrick  Kee- 
gan  $1,100 

Springer  st  168  feet  e of  Mossprat  sf  24x 
124%  ft  sept  7,  Catholic  Bishop  to  Jose- 

phina  Rhoda $500 

Selma  st  166  ft  se  of  Lyman  ne  f 25x100  ft 
Sept  27,  E S Dreyer  to  William  Joyce 

$250 

Sedgwick  st  86  ft  s of  Oak  ef  25x120%  ft 
sept  14.  John  Borth  to  First  Swedish 

Baptist  Church $4,000 

Sebor  st  375  ft  w of  Desplaines  nf  50x92 
ft  Mch  1,  John  W Hedenberg  to  James 

W Hendenberg $5,000 

Shober  st  se  cor  of  Thompson  wf  25x124 
ft  also  25x124  ft  on  Leavitt  st  Sept  21, 
Uuion  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co  to  F W Hat- 

terman $1,450 

Seventeenth  st  192%  ft  w of  Wood  st  sf  24 
xl25  feet  Sept  24,  Estate  of  W L New- 
berry to  FranK  Schlenzek $575 

Sherman  stnw  cor  of  Taylor  ef  24x106  ft 
sept  29,  Geo  Denerlingto  H&  G C Furst 

$8,000 

Seward  st  297  ft  s of  16th  st  wf  25x100  ft 
sept  27,  Ann  <fc  J Belskey  et  al  to  M Sve- 

hla  et  al $740 

Seminary  av  264  ft  n of  Webster  ef  25x124 
ft  Ang  13,  M W Robinson  to  Mary  Hal- 

pin $950 

Sixteenth  st  139  ft  w of  Fisk  nf  24x124% 
feet  July  14,  Chas  Reissig  to  Anna  Hnla 

$850 

Superior  st  ne  cor  Rookwell  stsf  25x122  ft 


also  24x122  ft  on  same  st  sept  29,  Pat- 
rick Riley  to  John  Riley $700 

Tolman  av  triangular  lot  adj  railroad 
ground  wf  84xl01%x56  ft  June  10,  Em- 
ma J Pease  to  Oliver  S Patch  Jr.  . .$1,350 
Thirteenth  place  76  ft  e of  Loomis  st  nf  24 
xl24  ft  Sept  28,  G W Lester  to  Frank 

Blaha $2000 

Twentieth  st  55%  ft  w of  Morgan  nf  25x 
100  ft  Sept  25,  Anton  Marek  to  Vaclav 

Hubeny $2,280 

Thirty  second  st  nw  cor  Fox  ef  24x124  ft 
sept  29  Elizabeth  Miner  to  Martin  Ov- 

seskie $70< 

Thirty  first  st  40%  ft  w of  Hanover  nf  60x 
112  feet  Sept  28.  W F Neunemann  to 

Frank  Neunemann $2,00C 

Thirty  first  st  same  as  above  September 
28,  Frank  Neunemann  to  Mary  D Neu 

nemann $2,000 

Twenty  sixth  st  ne  cor  of  Stewart  av  sf 
100x72  ft  Sept  10,  Peter  Michels  to  J F 

Armstrong $6,000 

Twentieth  st  100  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  25x125 
ft  Aug  20,  Johann  Bracken  to  Albert  J 

Dan $1.00t 

Thirty  ninth  st  144  ft  w of  Prairie  av  sf  40 
xlOO  ft  June  12,  Augustine  H Crawford 

to  Ella  C English $7/'0C 

Twelfth  st  293  ft  w of  Throop  nf  25x184  ft 
Aug  16,  Josef  Blaha  to  Elizabeth  Dvorak 

$3,50( 

Twenty  first  st  126  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x 
125  ft  Sept  24,  Jas  Killeen  to  Jas  Dooley 

10C 


$1, 


Twenty  first  st  250  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  50x 
125  ft  Sept  6,  Wilhelm  Egebreeht  to  C 

F Grnnd 

Twenty  fifth  st  100  ft  w of  Boulevard  way 
sf  34x120  ft  sept  1,  G W Cass  to  Ferdi- 
nand Schnevoight $311 

Troy  st  150  ft  n of  Kinzie  ef  25x126%  ft 
Aug  21 , B A Baldwin  to  R C Hauf  ....  $60( 
Twelfth  st  30  ft  e of  Lafliu  sf  30x106  feet 
sept  20,  Philip  Metzel  to  John  Scheyer 

$7,20( 

Twenty  fifth  st  50  ft  w of  Francisco  av  sf 
25x120  ft  Sept  13,  Geo  W Cass  to  Julius 

C Zuhlke $300 

Tell  place  438  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  25x 
124  ft  sept  20,  Valentine  Pyterck  to 

Stanislaus  Woronowitz $3,090 

Ullrnan  st  72  ft  n of  32d  wf  24x124  ft  sept 
3,  William  Farr  to  Christolph  Heidom 


$52, 


Van  Buren  st  139  ft  w of  Washtenaw  avsf 
25x100  ft  Aug  20,  W VV  Murray  to  John 

Welch $1,021 

Vernon  av  26  ft  n of  31st  st  ef  26x115  feet 
Sept  14,  Frances  E Shattuck  to  Fannie 

Wheeler $7,000; 

Wabash  av  the  premises  No  1331,  sept  30,  t 

Jane  H Jenkins  to  Angie  S Barnhart 

$11.00 

Webster  av  47  ft  w of  Jay  st  nf  2.>xl25  ft 
sept  15,  Jas  Morgan  to  Henry  Koretke 

$1,050 

Washtenaw  av  s of  12th  st  ef  57x125  feet 
sept  14.  Julia  Hirshbuhl  to  Franz  Huhn 

$1,050 

Wood  st  254  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  road  wf 
23x123  ft  sept  20,  Edward  Langley  to 

Patrick  Kilcuiin $400 

Wood  st  140  ft  n of  North  av  wf  48x123  ft 


August  31,  J M Frowe  to  Henry  Hoepe 

' ,000 


$1J 


Wood  st  248  ft  n of  Augusta  ef  25x125  ft 
Aug  26,  Laura  V Webb  to  Theodore  Rie- 

desel $800 

Walnut  st  155  ft  s of  Albany  av  sf  20x137% 
ft  sept  21,  Francis  A Taylor  to  Sarah  S 

Mitchell $3,800 

Wells  st  245  ft  south  of  Menominee  wf  56x 
228%  ft  Sept  23,  Geo  B Carpenter  et  al 

to  Moritz  Frey  tag $8,441 

Wells  st  188  ft  n of  Eugenie  wf  50x228  ft 
Sept  23,  George  B Carpenter  to  Daniel 

F Crilly $7,500 1 

Wells  st  238  ft  n of  Eugenie  wf  56x228  ft 
Sept  23,  Moritz  Freytag  to  D F Orilley 

$8,441 

Wabash  av  50  ft  n of  37th  court  ef  30x132 
ft  July  12,  Jas  Morgan  to  Peter  Michels 

. $4,000 

Western  av  se  cor  w Adams  st  wf  60x45% 
ft  also  5x108%  ft  s and  adjoining  above 
sept  7,  Rudolph  Selle  to  G C Waterman 

$6,000 

Washington  1 oul  100  ft  w of  May  st  sf  25x 
100  ft  Sept  25,  Isaac  R Van  Slyde  Jr  to 

Geo  X Reynolds $8,250 

Wall  st  nw  cor  Springer  ef  25x124  feet 
Sept  2,  Mary  L Barnes  to  Ontoin  Sobo- 

$60Ci 

Wood  st  74%  ft  ne  of  Ellen  nw  f 24x100  ft 
August  1,  G J Lund  to  W E Hatterman 
s $1,00(| 


KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Wallace  st  132  ft  n of32d  ef  25x124%  feet 
Aug  31,  Benjamin  Shurtleff  to  A F Ruby 

,$750 

Wells  st  75  ft  n of  Sigel  ef  25x150  ft  sept 
13,  Louisa  Neroinah  et  alto  Anna  M 

Klein  me $2,000 

Washington  st  732  ft  e of  Crawford  av  sf 
24x158  feet  July  13,  J B Hobbs  to  W J 

Schweder  $550 

Wood  st  25  ft  n of  Bloomington  av  ef  25% 
xl()4  feet  sept  17,  J C Dunke  to  Daniel 

Sack $025 

Washington  boul  120  ft  w of  Union  st  nf 
30x187  ft  Sept  6,  L Silverman  to  J Beid- 

$12,000 

Warren  av  about  500  ft  e of  California  nf 
24x125  ft  Sept  23,  James  L Campbell  to 
Chas  W Denning $4,500 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

I 15  Dearborn  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


Xoi'tli  of  City  Limits. 

Argyle  st  384  ft  e of  Clark  sf  292x440  feet 
Sept  20,  Bryngel  Olson  et  al  to  Daniel 

Goodwin $3,000 

Addison  av  ne  cor  Woodside  sf  49%xl26  It 
sept  1,  Clementina  & F Nowak  to  A C 

Blowerth $1,200 

Ashland  av  ne  cor  Grace  st  wf  125x1,066  ft 
Sept  17,  estate  of  W B Ogden  & E B 

Sheldon  to  Oscar  Charles $12,500 

Ashland  av  132  ft  n of  School  st  wf  25x125 
ft  Aug  16,  John  Hufineyer  et  al  to  Mary 

L Naper $700 

Ashland  av  s and  adjoining  above  25x125 
ft  Aug  16,  John  Hufmeyer  to  E J Naper 

$700 

Ashland  av  92%  ft  n of  Berteau  ef  50x165 
feet  sept  29,  H C Bartels  to  J J Adam 

h $1,100 

Burling  st  275%  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av  wf 
25x105  ft  sept  9,  Julia  C * J T Sherman 

to  C H Fornhof $700 

Belmont  av  245  ft  w of  Southport  sf  25x 

125  ft  sept  20,  Peter  Berg  to  Bryan  Fal- 
lon   $1,000 

Burling  st  25  ft  s of  Dewey  court  wf  25x 
105%  feet  Aug  31,  Julia  C Sherman  to 

John  Uetsch $700 

Balmont  av  293  ft  w of  Racine  sf  50x121 
feet,  Sapt  20.  J P A tgeld  to  Anton  May 

$1,800 

Clybourn  av  125  ft  se  of  railroad  ne  f 25 
ft  to  railroad  Sept  28,  C F’  Klein  to  E J 

Bartsch $1,600 

Diversey  st  72  fte  of  Best  av  nf  24x125  ft 
Sept  13,  Herman  Kresin  to  J P Hansen 

$1,640 

Dewey  court  41 2%  ft  e of  Haisted  st  sf 
37%xl61%  ft  sept  25,  Chas  P Rosen  to 

C A Kramer $1,550 

Diversey  st  ne  cor  of  Sheffield  av  sf  lOOx 

124  ft  sept  25,  Frederick  Bergman  to  E 

Gressendorf $7,300 

Dewey  court  325  ft  e of  Haisted  st  sf  25x 
xl61%  ft  Sept  24,  Emma  & H E C Pit- 

ttraou  to.R  Dobson $1 100 

Fullerton  av  97%  it  w of  Perry  st  sf  25x 

126  ft  Sept  28,  H Silverman  to  J Sach- 

sel $3,800 

Fletcher  st  sw  cor  State  court  nf  51%xl25 
ft  Sept  15,  R R Glarke  to  Louise  N Nel- 
son  $2,317 

Fullerton  av  125  feet  e of  Haisted  st  sf  33x 
140  ft  sept  13,  J T Davis  to  W D Nelson 

$2,310 

Fletcher  av  165%  ft  w of  Southport  nf  25x 

125  ft  sept  24,  Win  C Goudy  to  Matthias 

Xaverius $550 

Fullerton  av  92%  ft  e of  Haisted  st  sf  34x 
140  ft  Sept  15,  J T Davis  to  E L Hageu- 

bock $2,380 

Fletcher  st  390  ft  w of  Southport  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Sept  22,  Martin  Willels  to  Mat’ 

thew  Hennes $550 

Gehrke  av  200  ft  e of  Sheffield  nf  25x150 
feet  sept  27,  W H Nelsen  to  EG  Lind- 

strand $1,900 

Gross  park  50  ft  e of  railroad  nf  25x125  ft 
July  12,  S E Gross  to  Ann  M L Wilson 

$550 

Green  Bay  road  75  ft  se  of  Cornelia  st  ne 
f 25x125  ft  Sept  15,  E J Lehmann  to  A 

C Dauser $1,800 

Haisted  st  380  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av  wf 
50x145  ft  Sept  28,  Frederick  Doming  to 

J H Colvin $2,000 

Haisted  st  n and  adjoining  above  50x145 
ft  Sept  8,  Julia  C Sherman  to  J H Col- 

i vin $2,000 

Haisted  st  273  ft  s of  Diversey  ef  25x124 
ft  Sept  16,  John  Sehnell  to  H J F Weg- 
ner   $3,000 

Lill  av  201  ft  e of  Seminary  sf  30x124%  ft 
1 Sept  22,  C H Niemann  to  R C Radtke 

i $1,000 

Lincoln  av  100  ft  nw  of  Roscoe  st  ne  f 25 
ft  to  alley  June  28,  S E Gross  to  Jose- 
phine B Lerminaux $510 


Lake  View  av  lie  cor  Surf  st  wf  185  ft  and 
tunning  e on  s line  555  ft  to  Lake  shore 
also  60x150  ft  on  Oakdale  av  adj  lake 
shore  uiid  % Sept  21,  C E Culver  to  G N 

Culver $20,000 

Melrose  st  293  ft  e of  Haisted  st  sf  50x100 
ft  sept  17,  W C Hauganto  Sarah  C Mil- 
ler   $1,290 

Melrose  st  25  ft  w of  Perry  sf  25x125%  ft 
Sept  27,  Charles  Kemnitz  to  Edward 

Schulz $500 

Melrose  st  nw  cor  Perry  st  sf  25x125%  ft 
Sept  27,  Chas  Kemnitz  to  Johan  Dieke 

$700 

Melrose  st  168  ft  e of  Haisted  sf  25x100  ft 
Sept  23,  Mary  A & J A Phillips  to  H G 

Haugan $700 

Melrose  st  100  ft  w of  Evanston  roadsf  50 
xl66  ft  Sept  21,  Wendelin  Meyer  to  Paul 

Gerding $1,750 

Melrose  stw  and  adjoining  above  sf  50x 
166  ft  Sept  21,  Wendelin  Meyer  to  Theo- 
dore Hermann $2,25C 

Melrose  stne  cor  of  Evanston  road  sf  50x 
166  ft  Sept  21,  Wendelin  Meyer’to  Emil 

Meyer $2,750 

Melrose  st  300  ft  w of  Evanston  road  sf  25 
xll6  ft  Sept  22,  H M Peters  to  Henry 

Dirks $800 

Melrose  st  144  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x125  ft 
Aug  9,  S E Gross  to  Moses  C Meyer 

$625 

Melrose  st  273  ft  w of  Chicago  and  North- 
western railway  right  of  way  nf  24x125 
ft  sept  27,  F E Rogers  to  Sophus  Schy- 

berg $1,425 

Noble  st  340  ft  w of  Southport  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Sept  10,  Andrew  Glocka  to  Mar- 

garethaSpeth $750 

Oakdale  av  361  ft  w of  Racine  nf  25x122  ft 
May  22,  estate  of  W O Jones  to  P J The- 

len • • • $600 

Perry  st  166  ft  s of  Graceland  av  ef  58x 
164%  ft  July  27,  Daniel  Goodwin  to 

Wilhelm  Norwain $850 

Racine  av  395%  ft  s of  railroad  ef  25x115 
ft  Sept  4,  J P Altgeld  to  Andrew  John- 
son   $650 

Racine  av  518  ft  n of  Belmont  av  ef  25x 
115  ft  Sept  17,  John  & M Larsen  to  M 

Piepho $2,200 

Sulzer  st  nw  cor  of  Hazel  sf  50x124  ft  sept 
23,  J N Young  to  Mary  A & A J Cashone 

$1,250 

Seminary  av  350  ft  s of  Roscoe  st  wf  25x 
xl23%  ft  sept  23,  Anna  & H Kirchoff  to 

Florence  Baxter $600 

Seminary  av  300  ft  s of  Roscoe  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  sept  23,  Florence  Baxter  to  Anna 

Kirchoff $600 

Seminary  av  225  ft  s of  Noble  st  wf  25x 

124  ft  September  25,  A P Keating  to  H F 

Storch  $650 

Southport  av  223  it  n of  Dunning  st  wf  50 
xl24  ft  August  27.  Thos  Stagg  to  Joseph 

Knella $1,520 

Southport  av  7g  ft  » of  Fletcher  wf  24x 

125  ft  sept  25,  J P Altgeld  to  Jno  Staehli 
$650 

School  st  150  ft  w of  Perry  nf  25x125%  ft 
sept  26,  Chas  Kemnitz  et  alto  F Paschen 

$650 

School  st  26  ft  w of  Gross  av  sf  26x106  ft 
Aug  17,  Sam’l  E Gross  to  Lena  W Brye 

$500 

Southport  av  123  ft  s of  Wrightwood  wf  24 
xl24  ft  Sept  22,  Otte  H Sickel  to  J Pa- 

luch $700 

Walcott  st  sw  corSunnyside  av  ef  42x152% 
ft  Sept  21,  W T Bennett  to  J F Craneus 
$4,000 

Wellington  st  244  ft  w of  Lincoln  av  sf  25 
ft  to  alley  sept  10,  Jos  F’aber  to  Cather- 
ine Schultz $1,200 

Wellington  st  75  ft  e of  Evanston  av  nf  25 
xl31  9-10  ft  sept  28,  Win  Knoke  to  SarnT 

Binks $1,800 

Wellington  st  50  ft  w of  Evanston  av  nf  25 
xl31  ft  June  11,  Wm  Knoke  to  Hattie  N 

Elder $1000 

Wellington  st  147  ft  e of  Waubun  av  sf  50 
xl66  ft  July  1,  G F Angell  to  G N Cul- 
ver   $3,625 

Wellington  st  e and  adjoining  above  lOOx 

166  ft  June  25,  G F Angell  to  S P Me 

Connell $7,250 


utiiuili  of  City  Limit*. 

Atlantic  st  s of  Garfield  av  ef  36%xl25% 
ft  Sept  7,  Aaron  B Searing  to  John  E 

Lindstrom $730 

Aberdeen  st  203  ft  s of  51st  wf  25x124  ft 
sept  28,  Plowdon  Stevens  to  Sam’l  HorK 

$325 

Butterfield  st  197%  ft  s of  44th  st  ef  25x 
137  ft  sept  30,  Lyman  Bedford  to  Gott- 
lieb Werner $450 

Butterfield  st  369%  ft  s of  52d  ef  25xl0u  ft 
Aug  23,  Robert  Berger  to  Patrick  Cas- 
sidy   $45o 

Burroughs  av  238  feet  s of  50th  st  ef  48x 
122%  ft  sept  27,  B F Jacobs  to  G E T 

Potts $700 

Burroughs  av  214  feet  s of  50th  st  ef  24x 
122%  ft  Sept  21,  Benjamin  F Jacobs  to 

Jacob  Grage $350 

Baltic  st  479  ft  s of  47th  wf  24x124  ft  May 
27,  Jeroms  P Bowes  to  M Justin.  . .$1,750 
Cleveland  st  57  ft  e of  Union  nf  25x132  ft 
Sept  20,  J R Parker  to  W J B McCul- 
lough   $2,200 

Chestnut  st  320  ft  e of  Haisted  st  nf  25x 
125  ft  sept  22,  A W Cravener  to  Emma 

A Taylor $1,500 

Carpenter  st  ne  cor  of  52d  wf  50%xl24  ft 
sept  27,  Plowden  Stevens  to  John  Mc- 

linden $800 

Dearborn  st  557  ft  s of  47th  wf  24x100  ft 
September  27,  S A Kent  to  John  O’Neil 

$2,250 

Duncan  Park  147  ft  e of  Bissell  av  sf  25x 
103  ft  July  3,  J B Thomas  to  A W Green 

$2,800 

Englewood  av  16%  ft  w of  Stewart  st  40x 
128  ft  August  5,  S W Kesler  to  Emma 

White $5,000 

Evans  av  241  ft  s of  44th  st  ef  25x179  ft 
sept  17,  Metropolitan  National  Bank  of 

N Y to  John  Sundin $1,000 

Evans  av  n and  adjoining  above  25x179  ft 
sept  17,  same  to  Louis  Sundberg.  . .$1,000 
Ellis  av  sw  cor  of  52d  st  ef  150x158%  ft 
also  fngleside  av  se  cor  52d  st  ef  lOOx 
158%  ft  Emily  J A & A P Millar  to  Mat- 
thew McCormick $10,000 

Ellis  av  342%  fts  of  43d  st  ef  30x150  feet 
July  3,  H Harriet  Dale  to  A M Haarvid 

$2,250 

Fifty  fourth  st  134  ft  e of  Peoria  sf  23x 
123  ft  sept  8,  Geo  W Cass  to  Okke  Lan- 

geland $400 

Filty  seventh  st  120  ft  w of  Monroe  sf  2Ux 
98  1-10  ft  Aug  7,  H L Barney  to  Joseph 

Rich $750 

Goshen  st  ne  cor  of  Sultan  sf  50x111  feet 
sept  17,  Jas  McNamara  to  Michael  Roo 

ney $850 

Gunn  st  50  ft  e of  Wright  st  nf  40x120  ft 
sept  18,  Elizabeth  C Bressler  to  A H & C 

A Ebersol $3,400 

Hart  av  near  41st  stef  27x124  ft  July  13. 

Nathan  Corwith  to  F Bendrow $275 

Hart  av  near  41st  st  ef  25x124  ft  Sept  8, 

Nathan  Corwith  to  John  Beshd $250 

Hart  av  near  41st  st  ef  25x124  ft  July  13, 

Nathan  Corwith  to  P Perry $250 

Hart  av  s and  adj  above  25x124  ft  July  19 

N Corwith  to  Joseph  Longtin $275 

Justine  st  48  ft  n of  52d  wf  24x124%  feet 
Sept  21,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Charles  Bauin- 

bach $325 

Justine  st  sw  cor  of  52d  stef  48%xl21  ft 
September  1,  C H Taylor  to  H Schneider 
$800 

I Kenwood  court  191  ft  s of  48th  st  ef  744x 
187  ft  Sept  29,  J R Putnam  to  Mary  E 

Sargent $7,400 

Laflin  st  bet  50th  and  51st  wf  589x265% 
ft  August  1,  Geo  C Wilson  to  K Scholes- 

$15,000 

Loomis  st  232%  ft  s of  50th  ef  25x125% 
ft  Aug  28,  George  C Wilson  to  WWieCKe 

$400 

Lake  av  483  ft  se  of  43d  st  sw  f 25x125  ft 
Aug  24,  Alexander  H Lowden  to  Wells 

B Sizer $7,000 

Lexington  av  ne  cor  53d  st  wf  161%xl64 
ft  Aug  28,  estate  of  Sarah  W Watriss  to 

Wirt  Dexter $8,865 

Langley  av  se  cor  of  43d  st  wf  119x300%  ft 
Sept  18,  Conn  Mut  Life  Ins  Co  to  An- 
drew R Dole $10,432 

Langley  av  about  180  ft  n of  46th  st  wf 


20%xl00  ft  Sept  16,  Metropolitan  Na- 
tional Buna  of  N Y to  G Johnson $412 

Langley  av  n and  adj  above  20%xl00  ft 
Sept  16,  Metropolitan  National  Bana  of 

N Y to  N G Nelson $412 

Loomis  st  208  ft  s of  47th  wf  24x124  ft 
Sept  14,  C R W'alleck  to  Vaclav  Srnidl 

$370 

Oakeuwald  av  205  ft  nw  of  45th  st  ne  f 35 
xl40  ft  sept  25,  Van  H Higgins  to  Geo 

Thomas $3,000 

Prairie  av  165  ft  n of  43d  st  ef  25x160%  ft 
August  17,  G G Peters  to  W C Hicaox 

$1,450 

Park  place  150  ft  s of  51st  st  ef  100x150  ft 
Sept  28,  B P Hutchinson  to  Flora  H 

Coffin $8,700 

Rosalie  court  475%  ft  s of  57th  st  ef  40x 
113  ft  Sept  10,  Rosalie  Buckingham  to 

Florence  H Heath $2,600 

State  st  375  fts  of  40th  st  ef  25x103  ft 
sept  27,  John  Deggeller  to  J D Gates 

$2,500 

State  st  56  ft  n of  York  av  ef  28x142  feet 
sept  23,  Sebastain  Wustum  to  G Bemich 

$1,400 

State  st  396  ft  n of  63d  wf  48%xl36  ft  sept 

28,  Grace  Cook  to  M D Brown $500 

State  st  100  ft  8 of  41st  wf  25x178  ft  Sept 
8,  Sarah  F & J F Whitson  to  Patrick 

Kayes $4,500 

Sixty  second  st  sf  25x120  ft  sept  25,  Bra- 

ton  Bushee  to  Mary  A Wales $1,525 

State  st  238  ft  s of  York  av  ef  24x144  feet 
August  20,  L J Sprengle  to  A T Beidler 

$1,200 

Sixty  first  st  se  cor  of  School  nf  45x143% 
sept  1,  Margaret  McGurn  to  A S Green 

$2,500 

Sixtieth  st  37%  fte  of  Wright  nf  37%xl20 
ft  May  5,0  B Eggleston  to  Mary  Jane 

McLaughlin $3,500 

State  st  74  ft  s of  61st  wf  57x187%  ft  Sept 
8,  Hannah  A Davis  to  Emma  Harmeyer 

$2,565 

Sixty  first  st  e of  Haisted  nf  50x124  feet 
sept  28,  John  Kempster  to  Kate  L Lan- 

den $1,500 

Tracy  av  bet  47th  and  48th  sts  wf  26x124 
feet  July  24,  J P Bowles  et  al  to  Mary 

Connors $450 

Vincennes  av  54%  ft  n of  Brown  avwf 
25%  ft  to  alley  Aug  22,  Almon  Brooks 

to  Mary  Collins $1,500 

Wabash  av  25  ft  n of  57t,h  st  wf  173x161% 
feet  sept  18,  J M Reid  to  Albert  Mendel 
$6,500 

W est  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  av  325  ft  e of  Point  st  sf  25x125 
ft  July  1,  John  Itschner  to  Bertha  Itsch- 

ner $2,000 

Armitage  av  124  ft  w of  Simons  nf  50x150 
ft  Aug  23.  Almira  SAFA  Wiukleman 

to  J C W Weudorf $800 

Ballou  av  204  ft  n of  North  av  wf  48x177 
feet  Sept  6,  J A Jameson  to  John  Rump 

$700 

Clara  place  189  ft  w of  Western  av  nf  32x 
101  ft  sept  15,  J E Frederich  to  Johan  A 

Luthinan $525 

Dickens  st  29  ft  w of  Humboldt  st  nf  25x 
150ftJulv  20,  Lucy  Morrison  to  G 

Stolz...." $500 

Fulton  st  200  ft  w ofw  Fortieth  st  nf  75  ft 
to  alley  also  50  ft  in  same  suburb  July 
30,  W Chicago  Land  Co  to  Marvin  A 

Farr $5,000 

Fullertou  av  se  cor  of  Hamlin  nf  10  acres 
(undivided  %)  Mcli  23,  Harvey  S Clark 

to  Thos  S Patterson $4,350 

F'airfield  av  148  ft  s of  Bloomington  wf  25 
xl25%  ft  sept  6,  John  M Way  to  Peter 

Zurin $500 

Hancock  st  350  ft  n of  Bloomington  st  ef 
25x177  ft  sept  27,  E S Dreyer  to  David 

Schmelzle $300 

Hoffman  st  ne  cor  Evergreen  av  wf  96x 
125  ftSeDt  9,  Mathilda  H <:  A Crosby  to 

A O Lindblad $2,U00 

Kinzie  st  se  cor  w 44th  nf  51%xlOU  ft  Jno 

Freeman  to  Fred’k  Dreckman $!,O00 

Laae  st  sw  cor  of  w 43d  st  nf  25  ft  to  alley 
Aug  20,  W Chicago  Laud  Co  to  Andrew 

Ring $1,300 

Milwauaee  av  near  Humboldt  boul  ne  f 25 
xl  16  feet  sept  25,  Elenor  Story  to  H C 

Kuston $800 

Madison  st  ne  cor  w 42d  st  sf  50x175  feet 
sept  17,  W Chicago  Land  Co  tv,  Freder- 
ica Schreder $3.<i00 

Mentmore  av  142  ft  e of  Kimball  av  sf  46 
xl50  Sept  10,  S H Coleman  to  F W Rog- 
ers   $550 

Maplewood  av  75  ft  s of  Evergreen  wf  25x 
125  ft  sept  28,  D Franklin  AnderBon  to 
Geo  B Goodell $2,000 


556 


Ohio  st  123  ft  w of  w 47th  sf  24x124  feet 
Albert  B Dewey  to  Bonsak  Pedersen 



Pennock 31  lots,  sept  27,  D C Sullivan  to 

Julia  Sullivan $12,400 

Tripp  av  136  ft  s of  Courtland  wf  50x125 
ft  Aug  5,  J F Keeney  to  Anna  a Sand- 

ber£ $2,000 

Western  av  sw  cor  of  Fullerton  ef  48%x 
110  ft  Sept  1,  Wm  E Hatterman  to  Au- 
gust Franke $5,500 

aokkkmkvts  for  deeds. 

hot  14  b 8 Browue  & Culver’s  add  to  North  Evaus- 
ton,  August  18,  C E Browue  to  B B Jackson, 

Lot  i b 9,  same,  Aug  28,  R Connors  to  B B Jackson*** 

$275 

Blk  24  Hawthorne,  Aug  26.  W Houliston  to  Mary  J 

Lowdeu qoo 

Lot  3 and  s Vi  lot  2 b 1,  Cook  k Anderson’s  sub  ne 
H,  24  39  13,  Mar  8,  E A Cummings  to  R McWatt, 

Lots  12  and  13  b 14,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  14 
22  38  14;  September  13,  L Allen  to  Ella  M Easton, 



South  134  ft  lots  19  20  21  block  7 block  lo,  Sheffield 

ad<l> > James  Morgan  to  James  Black, 

• • ■ - 0 ) 

I'Ot  9 blk  47,  Halsted  st  add  to  Washington  Heights, 

July  6,  James  Halliday  to  F S Daniels *6  0 

Lots  7 and  8 b 5,  Smith’s  add  to  Nnrmalville,  July 

19,  C Nowak  to  Alice  and  H Lindberg $775 

N 25  ft  of  s 65  ft  of  lots  37  to  43  and  of  e 5 ft  of  lot 
44  b B,  Freeman’s  add.  No  3638  Wabush  uve,  Feb 

24,  H I’hiBipti  W VI  Sirup ,ou  $7,000 

Lots  23  and  24  b 4, Graves  sub  ne  % 34  39  14, A Breed 
to  D F Bacon  $11,500 


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Special  aUenlion  given  to  the  interests 
of  n"n  resiil'Dits. 


Lots  8 9 10  of  lots  1 to  24,  blc’i  3,  etc  e % s qr  nw  qr 
13  3J  13,  September  14,  E Keith  to  Thos  Bartel, 

$2,20 

West  50  ft  lot  611  division  1,  Westfall’s  sub  30  38  1ft, 

September  15,  M A Hanson  to  R W Bridge $7{ 

Lot  4,  blck  1,  Shimp’s  sub  so  qr  9 38  14,  Sept  16,  J P 
Bowes  & Co  toT  A Goldstine $2  21 


$2,200 

West  50  ft  lot  61)  division  1,  Westfall’s  sub  30  38  1ft 

.$750 

7 P 

- - $2,200 

Lot  5 in  sub  of  lots  t,  to  8 of  lot  15  of  Turner’s  sub 
of  lot  4,  se  qr  12  39  13,  Sept  14,  J F Campbell  toE 

F Rush $6,50) 

Lots  17  and  18  Montjoie  add  to  Evanston,  sept  8,  C 

J Gilbert,  to  Helen  A Haskin $3,500 

Premises  No  741  West  Monroe  st,  sept  22,  W H Par- 

cells  to  T W Slattery $7,500 

Lots  5 and  7 b 5,  Browne  k Culver’s  addn  to" North 
Evanston,  Aug  18,  Charles  E Browne  to  Agnes  F 

Porter $200 

Lot  3 blk  1 of  b 32  and  part  31,  33  39  14,  sept  23,  W L 

Beck  to  Wm  C Young $15,300 

Lot  39  of  lot  4 b 9,  Sheffield,  No  43  Kroeger  st,  sept 

14,  J Dettmann  to  J C Arndt $1,800 

Lot  14  (ex  s 20  ft)  Spalng’s  sub  prt  nw  qr  22  39  14, 

Sent  22,  T B Bryan  to  L Newman $12,500 

Lot  6 of  lots  1 to  6 and  2u  to  24  b 2,  Pryor  & Hopkins 
sub  nw  qr  3 38  14,  sent  23,  Equitable  Trust  Co  to 

C Stegman $3,043 

North  50  ft  of  blk  1,  Busby’s  sub  9 y,  sw  qr  14  38  14, 
Aug  26,  J M Reed  to  Illinois  Central  Railroad  Co 

0 

Lot  24  b 2,  same  sub,  August  22,  E D Onderdonk  to 

same $1,500 

Lot  6 block  5 Brown  & Culver’s  add  to  N Evanston, 
August  2,  Charless  E Browne  to  Agnes  F Porter, 

„ -■  $100 

Lot  2 b 1 m w pt  b 5.  16  38  14,  May  1,  Wm  V Johns- 
ton to  Edwd  M Woolley $2,400 

Premises  No  67  Fremont  st,  sept  23,  M Hanki’u  to  A 

Hey  man $2,500 

S ‘/1  lot  19  20  21 : also  w 30  ft  n lot  19  b 59  S S add 
sept  21,  Charter  Oak  Life  Ins  Co  to  Henry  Smith 

$82 j0 

Lots  4 and  S Wiider’s  south  addn,  sept  24,  Alfred  S 

Trade  to  Richd  S Peale $35  000 

Indiana  av  sw  cor  of  57th  st,  ef,  497%xl70  ft,  Aug  5, 
Charter  Oak  Life  Ius  Co  to  Erskine  M Phelps, 

r ' ‘ Y V , ' 7 $12500 

Lot  20  b 1 b 30  e (4  31  3914,  sept  15,  James  Nicholes 

to  Eliza  H Dillou $410 

Premises  No  5481  Woodlawn,  sept  15,  Ezra  B Liu 

coin  to  F Langbeiu $8,500 

E 16%  feet  lot  4 and  w 16%  ft  lot  5 of  lots  13  t-Vie  of 
lot  36,  16  38  14,  Aug  12,  Bratou  Busbee  to  Wm  W 

Schatz  et  al $4  000 

Lot  32  blk  4,  Frazer’s  sub  in  sw  qr  13  39  13,  Juiy  21, 

P W Snow' 100k  to  J M Eliiott $40J 

Lot  64  b 4 7 39  14,  sept  13,  Stephen  T King  to  M H 

Moore $1,500 

Lot  30  blk  2 Gross  sub.  8 acs  in  nw  qr  13  39  13,  July 
24,  S E Gross  & Co  to  The  Dr  Sawyer  Medicine  Co 
$2,95 

Silt  lilt  ft  AX  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  18  b 2,  Scammon  k Dickey’s  sub  w 14  se  qr  23  38 
14,  Aug  13,  Aunie  L & J W Hutchins  to  Peter  A 

Holmstrom $350 

S 14  lot  79  div  2,  Westfall’s  sub  30  38  15,  sept  23,  A 

M Ward  to  W C Thorne  $4,000 

Lots  30  and  31  b 3 Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  w 14  se 
14  22  38  14,  sept  20,  Matthew  F Raftree  to  Mary  E 

McMahon $1  1)  0 

Lot  27  b 2,  Scammon  & Dickey’s  sub  w 14  se  qr  23 
38  14,  sept  11,  A L & J W Hutchins  to  P R Peder- 

sen $350 

Lot  28  blk  2 same,  sept  11,  George  W Todd  to  same 



N 14  lot  7 blk  3,  Lancaster’s  sub  w 14  sw  qr  23  38  14, 

August  23,  F G Springer  to  Ella  O Barclay $375 

Lot  21  b 7 Hegewisch,  Aug  10,  M McCormick  to  Geo 

Krum 

Lot  9 b 13,  Iron  Worker’s  add,  Aug  3,  C McLennan 

to  C Valkmanu $500 

Lot  4 Wright’s  sub  s 4%  chs  of  e 414  chs  of  sw  qr  14 

38  14,  sept  9,  J M Bishop  to  J F Krehl $4,500 

Lot  7 b 5,  Kensington,  sept  20,  Harriet  F Rees  to  J 

Reilley $950 

Lot  4 blk  4 S Chicago,  sept  20,  C & C C k D Co  to  A 

Bergqulst $400 

Blk  6 ue  qr  nw  qr  etc  31  38  15,  sept  18,  Mast  in  Chy 

to  B Patterson $2  739 

Blk  12,  same,  sept  18,  same  to  same $2|ou6 

Blck  1 in  eqr  se  qr  25  28  14,  sept  18,  same  to  same, 

$2,816 

Blk  13  in  ne  qr  nw  qr  etc  31 38  15,  sept  18.  same  to 

r $2,006 

Lot  5 b 6,  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  sept  16,  Robt 
Berger  to  S Starzewski $350 


Lots  3 and  6 n ’4  b 3,  Norton’s  sub  27  38  14,  Aug  28, 

Rebecca  C Billings  to  W C Hall $700 

W 24  ft  of  lot  27  blk  25  Cornell,  sept  21,  Mary  Jane 

Coombs  to  Eli  Simmons  $9uo 

Lots  15  and  16  of  lot  1 b 7,  Iron  Workers’  add,  Aug 

10,  David  M Hillis  to  C W Deeckeu $900 

Lot  21  b 7,  Hegewisch,  sept  21,  G Kuuw  to  H Rein- 

path $500 

Lot  26  b 11  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr  22  38  14, 
September  18,  Thos  P Keefe  to  William  C Fyfe 

$525 

Lot  9 blk  11,  Ironworkers’  add,  sept  23,  Est  of  H L 

Busing  to  J L Rodgers $800 

Lots  1 4 5 b 18,  Egandule,  sept  22,  Republic  Ins  Co 

to  Chas  H Sargent $4,500 

Lots  39  and  40  b 38,  Cornell,  sept  17,  Robt  H Nutt  to 

Evaleua  H Holmes $650 

Lots  17  and  19  b 11,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  22  38 

14,  August  2 , Thomas  P Keefe  to  Jane  Fizette, 
$900 

Lot  19  of  lots  61  62  63,  div  1,  Westfall's  suo  in  3 1 38 

15,  Sept  14.  Henry  V Freeman  to  Mary  Rogers 
$325 

Same  premises,  sept  4,  Mary  Rogers  to  A Healey, 

$1,000 

Lot  13  b 1 Hegewisch,  sept  4,  A Hegewisch  to  C Poi- 
son   $200 

S 9 ft  of  lot  1 ami  n 16  ft  lot  2 b 1 of  w pt  it  1 w Vi  n 
w qr  22  37  14, Feb  16,  J B Uphuesto  HyP  Koopman 

$1, 100 

Lot  23  b 42,  S Chicago,  sept  14,  J E Zimmauk  to  J 
J Steadman $1,300 

LAKE. 

Lot  48  b 2,  Lees’  sub  w 14  se  qr  20  38  14,  sept  22,  Ann 

M Mick  to  C B Rice  et  al $250 

Lot  36  Emery’s  sub  in  se  qr  6 38  14,  May  10,  Lewis 

Emery  Jr  to  Chas  F Bischoff $400 

Lots  6 and  7 b 19,  Linden  Grove,  sept  1,  John  New- 
castle to  Geo  Byrne $3,800 

S V lot  3 b 2,  Baruum  Grove,  sept  23,  C Amick  and 

A C Smith  to  E L Roberts  $8,n00 

Lot  6 b 2,  Schorling’s  sub  pt  n 110  rods  nw  qr  33  38 

14,  sept  22,  A Schorling  to  H Seitz $800 

Lot  40  b 1,  Eberhart  & Hammond’s  sub  w Vs  sw  qr 
se  qr  14  38  13,  Apr  21,  ’85,  J F Eberhart  to  Melissa 

J Eberhart $1,00  1 

Lot  73  Wheeler’s  sub  se  qr  se  qr  ne  qr  20  38  14,  sept 

23,  WmMadling  to  Gustav  Hardt $5  0 

Lots  71  and  72  same,  sept  23,  same  to  Henry  Mat- 

Hiay $1,500 

N Vi  lot  2 b 6 Barnum  Grove,  6ept  20,  Mary  A & F C 

Sharp  to  Jennie  B Shays $4,000 

N 13Vi  feet  lot  II  and  s 24  Vs  ft  of  lot  12  b 18,  Linden 
Grove,  sept  1,  E H Williams  to  Alice  P Grerner, 

$700 

Blk  11,  Lee’s  sub  w Vs  se  qr  20  38  14,  Aug  27,  C T & 

E D Hosmer  to  F H Baker  et  al $3,200 

S 40  ft  lot  3 b 6,  Normal  School,  sept  20,  F C Shays 

to  Susan  T Shays $4,000 

Lot  13  block  2,  same,  sept  20,  John  R Shays  to  F C 

Shays $4,1  00 

N 10  ft  lot  7 and  s 30  ft  lot  8 b 4,  Perry’s  2d  sub  in  e 
Vs  se  qr  21  38  14,  Sept  20,  Jobu  R Shays  to  Susan 

T Shays $4,000 

Lots  3 and  4 blk  8 iu  sub  of  e 45  acs  n 60  acs  se  qr  17 
38  li,  September  .T,  E G Minnick  to  C R Minuick 

N Vi  of  e 125  ft  of  lot  4 b 14,  Liudeu  Grove,  Aug  26, 
Ann  M and  J F Mick  to  Catherine  E O’Neil, 

$3,000 

Lot  20  b 9 in  sub  of  e 45  acs  u 60  acs  se  qr  17  38  14, 
September  20,  E G Minnick  to  J Hocksamer 

$300 

331  8-10x806  6-10  ft  in  lots  30  and  31,  Inglehsrt’s  sub 
in  7 38  14,  sept  15,  A F Hatch  to  J H Lathrop, 

$4,000 

E 125  feet  of  s J4  lot  1 b 14,  Linden  Grove,  sept  14, 

Aun  M and  J F Wick  to  Geo  Clarke .$3,200 

W 30  ft  of  e 62  ft  of  lot  1 and  of  n 50(4  ft  lot  4.  b 12, 
Linden  Grove,  June  1,  Chas  G Haskin  to  Wm  M 

Sherwood $-. 

LYONS. 

Lot  12  b 2,  Leiter’s  addn  to  La  Grange,  July  12,  Jas 

B Gilbert  to  L Z Leiter $300 

Lot  13  (ex  e 42  ft)  b 16,  Cossitt’s  1 add  to  LaGrange 

Sept  1,  F DCossitt  to  J C Sherer $500 

Lots  19  and  20  b 3,  Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange  Sept 

18,  J S Kennard  Jr  to  O Rubin $500 

W 61  ft  of  lots  12  13  14  b 13  LaGrange,  July  31,  C W 

Richmond  to  A L Johnson $3,000 

Lot  13  and  s half  lot  12  blk  6 La  Grange,  Nov  1,  ’85, 

F D Cossitt  to  H B 81  F,  H Robinson  $2,500 

Lot  16  blk  2,  La  Grange,  Oct  1,  ’85,  D B Lyman  to  F 
Krohu $-250 


Lot  18  b 37  Washington  Heights,  July  8,  Edmund  G 
Short  to  J T Keleher ^59 


N 120  ft  of  lot  40  of  blk  9,  Austinville,  sept  15,  H W 

Austin  to  W G Beeson $4  qqq 

Lots  1 to  12  b 24,  Hawthorne,  sept  1,  Wm  HouiiVte’n 

to  Mary  J Lowden  $3  qj0 

N 40  ft  of  lot  21  blk  24,  Ridgeland,  July  1,  E A Cum- 
mings to  Ellen  G Hilliwell $■»  500 

N 50  ft  of  s 12  I ft  of  lots  7 and  8 b6,  Austin  e’t’ai  sub 
sw  qr  6 39  14,  sept  21,  Cora  J Burrows  to  Bertie  I 

Kirten j 

N H 8 Vi  SW  qr  nw  qr  34  39  13,  Aug  10, ’ E W Oglebny 

ARC  Givins  to  Sami  Lowdeu $5  000 

Same  premises,  Aug  26.  Sami  Lowdeu  to  The  An- 
glo American  Portland  CeinentCo $6  000 

S 25  ft  of  lot  1 b 1.  Scoville’s  sub  w Vi  ne  qr  7 39  13 
September  17,  J W Scoville  to  Maria  C Adamson 

Lot  6 b 6,  Craft’s  add  to  Austinville,  sept  13  Manif° 

Munroe  to  Nettie  Crafts $400 

Lots  1 to  8,  13  to  19  b 1,  Force’s  sub  se  qr  e Vi  sw  qr 
sept  25.  Margaret  M and  F H Chambers  to  Chas 


City  

Sales.  Amount 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  132  195,187 

County  

....  133  308,316 

Total 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Oct.  1,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 

County 

Total 

SUBDIVISIONS 


Filed  for 


B Scoville 


.$7,000 


OALUMET. 

Lot  24  b 1,  Hilliard  & Hitt’s  sub  e Vi  nw  qr  17  37  14, 

sept  22,  Wm  Haight  to  Geo  W Cass $1,600 

Lot  11  (ex  e 25  ft)  of  lots  14  and  15  blck  M,  Morgan 
Park,  sept  10,  Blue  Island  L & B Co  to  George 

R Clarke $1,125 

Lots  3 and  4 b 56,  Washington  Heights,  sept  20,  Juo 

Unruh  10  Cbas  Holtz $250 

Lot  19,  16  37  14,  sept  6,  Henry  Heytlng  to  A Vellen- 

ger $4,000 

Lot  20  b 34,  Washington  Heights,  sept  14,  George  tt 

Clarke  to  Elliot  Edson $775 

Lot  21  re-sub  lots  6 to  12  etc,  blck  M,  Morgan  Park, 
sept  15,  G R Clarke  to  A J and  O O Jensen..  .$1,912 
n 75  ft  lot  10  b 15,  S Englewood,  sept  20,  L Ellis  to 

D W Ellis $300 

Lots  6 and  7 of  lots  1 to  4 blck  72;  Lot  20  b 34  Wash- 
ington Heights;  also  e 50  ft  lot  8 b T;  lot  21  of  Its 
6 to  12  etc  b M,  Morgan  Park,  sept  15,  Blue  Island 

L & B Co  to  Geo  R Clarke  $2,689 

Lots  9 and  10  blck  39,  Washington  Heights,  sept  16, 

John  Arnold  to  Kate  Connelly $500 

Lots  26  and  27  of  lots  19  to  3 J blk  45,  E Washington 
Heights,  sept  20,  S M Smith  to  George  Williams, 

$600 

Lots  1 to  5 b 30,  same,  sept  15,  Hannah  M and  T A 
Hill  to  C A Tyrrell $890 


West  Vi  sw  qr  ne  qr  and  e half  ne  qr  nw  qr  28  39  13, 

sept  21,  L K Tucker  to  O F Wolfe $50 

Lots  224  and  225  b 12,  Anstinville,  sept  17.  A Retag- 

liatta  to  G F Bassett 

Lot  1 of  lots  1 2 3 Austin’s  sub  of  lots  18  i9  20  etc 
Skinner  sub  nw  qr  7 39  13,  sept  20,  Mast  in  Chan- 
cery to  J H Garling $2  500 

Lots  1 to  4 b 6 Frink’s  sub  in  sec  8 and  9 39  lit!  'sept 
17,  E SConway  to  H C and  M and  L C Barlow, 

••••■  ^ 600 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  5,  Blackstoue’s  add’n  to  Oak  Park, 

C S Hammond  to  H G Ullmann  $1  570 

Lot  26  blk  8 Craft’s  sub  se  qr  ne  qr  9 39  13,  May  24, 

Cordelia  E and  C E Crafts  to  J Anderson $35u 

Lots  45  b 2 in  sub  of  sw  qr  nw  qr  10  39  13,  sept  24. 

A B Dewey  to  B Pedersen $303 

EVANSTON, 

Lot  1 blk  in,  Culver’s  addn  to  N Evanston,  6ept  21, 

Robt  Couuors  to  Laura  L Phillips $375 

Lot  6 b 1,  Ridge  sub  south  Evanston,  Aug  12,  ’84 
’84,  Estate  of  Henry  Huggins  to  A O Huirtoon! 

$25) 

Lots  (ex  s 2 I ft)  b 18,  Rogers  Park,  sept  1,  Chas  H 

Morse  to  Peter  Tres $2,150 

N 32  ft  of  s 33  ft  of  lot  10  b 4,  Evanston,  Apr  17;  D 

B Derney  to  M C Bragdon  .'$800 

Lots  1 to  14  b 40,  Rogers  Park,  Aug  27,  Est  of  C R 

Van  Wyck  to  C H Morse $5  500 

94x231  feet  on  Ridge  Road  in  nw  qr  nw  qr  18  41  14, 

Apr  21,  P Syedlund  to  A Beinlich $3,350 

Lots  5 to  10  blk  1,  Commons’  sub  21  acs  in  12  4113, 

sept  14,  Wm  Stein  to  A P Stauley  $1,000 

51x100  ft  iu  lot  11  blk  44.  June  30.  Evanston,  C Corn- 

stock  to  Kate  L Cutter  $1,000 

Lot  14  b 11,  Congdon  Ridge  sub,  Rogers  Park,  sept 

20,  J M Kean  to  D W Kean $400 

Lot  5 b 12,  Culver’s  add  toN  Evanston,  sept  14,  Wm 

Stein  to  Ann  E Irish $300 

Lots  9 aud  In  b 23  Rogers  Park,  Sept  18,  D W Kean 

to  J M Kean $1200 

Lot  9 and  e 25  ft  lot  10  b 16,  same,  Aug  6,  Chai-ies  H 
Morse  to  John  E Rose  $3,125 

j'EFFEBSON. 

Lot  19  b 15  n qr  35  40  13,  sept  20,  Austin  8 Field  to 

Joseph  Wass  $1,800 

Lots  9 and  14  b 28;  lot  22  blk  15,  Montrose,  Sept  1, 

Julia  S Palmer  to  F R Brazie $1,000 

Lots  32  33  34  b 38,  Jefferson,  sept  20,  Amalie  Sten- 

well  to  C A Pakrzvwinski ....  $1,200 

Same  premises,  sept  20, C A Pokrzywinski  to  F Deg- 

elmann... $1,200 

Lot  4 in  sub  of  n Vi  11  40  13,  -Jau  9,  Geo  Dearlove  to 
Barbara  Titus $2,000 

MISOEDLaNEOUS. 


Lot  9 b 9 Wright’s  addn,  sept  20,  Johu  A Yale,  trus- 
tee, to  Frances  C Adams $564 

Lot  14  b 9,  same,  sept  20,  same  to  Geo  A Robbins, 

$489 

Lot  29  b 4,  Homestead  add  to  Washington  Heights. 

sept  20,  G Gaskill  to  Geo  J Munroe $500 

Lot  42  of  lot  2 b 5 nw  quar  etc  32  39  14,  June  28,  E 

Harland  to  F Schultz $400 

Lots  45  to  5 ) b 2,  Desplaines  add  to  Maywood,  Sept 
15,  Chas  A Bartlett  to  Minnesota  and  N W R R Co 

$600 

Same  premises,  sept  9,  Sarah  A Cobb  to  C A Bart- 
lett  $450 

Lot  3 in  ne  qr  blk  22  5 39  14,  sept  25,  John  Bauer  to 

Mary  A Scott $125 

Lots  6 and  7 blk  1,  Ritchie’s  sub  ue  qr  se  qr  12  36  14, 

6ept  20,  Jas  J Lansing  to  Joseph  Wass $450 

West  Vi  sw  qr  nw  quar  19  37  12,  June  12,  Anne  & M 

Cavenaugh  to  John  Gannon  $600 

Und  % of  n Vi  nw  quar  15  36  13,  Jan  8,  S R k M J 

Warren  et  al  to  B F Coal $4,200 

Lots  28  and  29  b 3,  Culver’s  Park,  sept  20,  E H Gam- 
mon to  A Rosevan $400 

Lot  38  b 3 Culver’s  Park,  July  1,  E H Gammon  to 

,i  M Clemmennsen $200 

Lot  9 b 1 Baird  & Bradley’s  sub  6 39  14,  June  28,  N 

Nelson  to  Hans  Nelson  $150 

Lots  882,  480  to  485  blk  10  div  2 Riverside,  sept  15, 

Henry  G Preston  to  Theo  H Hood $7,500 

N half  lot  18  b 14,  Bushnell’s  add,  sept  13,  Jonas  E 

McCreary  to  Peter  L Biegler $8,250 

Blck  8 Steel’s  sub  se  qr  and  east  half  sw  qr  26  39  13, 
sept  15,  MaryS  Shelby  to  W B Morton $10,000 

Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Sept.  30,  1886: 


Record  During  September, 
1886. 

Doc.  No. 

748969 — Part  of  e 400  feet  b 1 in  sub  of  20 
aers,  north  and  adj  south  30  aers  of  w yA. 
nw  % 28  40  14,  north  of  Oakdale  ave  (ex. 
s 125  ft  of  east  280  ft)  fronting  north  on 
Wellington  ave;  17  lots.  By  Wm  Knabe. 
et  al. 

749457— Lots  23  to  25  b 4,  Derby  & Wallace’s 
sub  nw  nw  % 13  39  13,  south  of  road, 
fronting  e on  Troy  st;  6 Lots.  By  Wm  J 
Anderson. 

749495 — N E % ne  % nvr  % sec  23  39  13, 
fronting  n on  12th  st,  between  Genesee 
st  and  Central  Park  ave;  2 Blocks.  By 
J L Miller. 

749540— Lots  17  to  21  b 7,  19  39  14,  fronting 
n on  12th  st;  inte.  6 Lots.  By  A T Ewing. 

749725 — Lots  5 and  6 of  lots  2 and  3 and  s 
16%  ft  lot  12  of  lot  1 blocK  10,  Rockwell’s 
add,  se  cor  Adams  st  and  Western  ave;  6 
Lots.  By  R Selle. 

749853— West  64J/2  ft  of  lotl3  b 5,  Graves’ 
sub  in  ne  34  39  14,  fronting  s on  33d 
st;  3 Lots.  By  E Titus. 

751125 — Part  blk  16,  Morton’s  sub  e % nw 
% 11  39  13,  ne  corner  Kinzie  st  and  Tink- 
ham  av;  9 Lots.  By  Elizabeth  Howells. 

751563 — Lots  24  to  29  b 2 of  blk  5 Honore’s 
sub  in  Tiernan’s  sub  18  39  14;  ne  cor  Ol- 
ive and  Ashland  sts;  5 Lots.  By  Fred’k 
B Clarke. 

751634— Lot  80,  Ellis’  east  add,  fronting  ne 
on  Lake  ave  and  running  sw  to  Ellis  ave; 

10  lots.  By  Caroline  Cook. 

751687 — Blk  2 in  sab  of  sec  19  40  14,  sw 
cor  Paulina  st  andGraceland  ave;  64  lots. 
By  H Buechner. 

751922— Blk  45  (ex  s 266  ft  of  w 218  ft)  s e 
cor  School  st  and  Western  ave;  2 Blocks. 
By  W L Schrader. 

752291 — Lots  24  to  27  b 2,  Benedict’s  sub  n 
e ^ se  20  38  14,  ne  corner  Sangamon 
and  68th  sts;  5 lots.  By  N Normyie. 

752484 — Lots  53  and  54  b 2 in  re-sub  of  b 4 
and  'ots  4 5 6,  b 5,  Myrick’s  2d  add,  front- 
ing ne  on  Groveland  Park  av;  3 Lots.  By 
Henry  Beck. 

752964 — Resubdivision  of  blck  6 and  w pt  b 
4,  PrinK’s  sub  in  8 and  9 39  13,  s e cor- 
ner Morgan  and  Prairie  aves;  27  lots.  By 
Edwin  S Conway. 

753074— West  % se  % 24  39  13,  se  cor  16th 
and  California  ave;  8 Blocks.  By  Oliver 
MacMahon. 

753118— N ^ lot  6 and  w % n % lot  7 b 3, 
Rockwell  add,  fronting  n on  Jackson  st; 

11  Lots.  By  Johu  A Cooper. 

753436 — Lots  1 and  2 and  e % lot  3 (ex  n 
100  ft  of  lots  1 and  2)  fronting  e on  Ju- 
niata ave,  near  71st;  17  lots.  By  D Harry 
Hammer. 

754230 — Lot  4 blk  10,  Stone’s  sub  of  Astor’s 
add;  lots  A B and  C,  fronting  n on  Scott 
st.  By  Gregory  Vigeant. 

753454— N % nw  % ^ se  % 1 39  13,  se  cor  Di 
vision  st  and  California  ave;  4 lots.  By 
Wetherbee  and  Gregory,  Trustees. 

754296— Lots  1 and  2 b 2,  Cochrane’s  snb  w 
% se  % 6 39  14,  fronting  n on  Division 
st,  between  Lincoln  st  and  Dudley  st;  22 
Lots.  By  Estate  of  Geo  C Crane. 

755209— Lots  1 to  5,  Cad  well’s  snb  of  e % 
lots  4 and  5 e % block  17  east  % 29  40  14, 
fronting  s on  Lill  avenue;  4 Lots.  By  Cad 
H Nieman. 

755798— Lots  27  to  32  block  5,  Sampson  * 
Green’s  add,  ne  cor  Hastings  st  and  Ash- 
land avenue;  Lots  1 to  5.  By  M Salis- 
bury. 


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756808— E 106  n-10  ft  of  nw  34  se  34  sec  3 
36  14;  18  Lots.  By  F A Reich,  Jr. 

757108— Lots  03  03  and  04  in  sub  of  s 836 
ft  Out-Lot  F,  VVriglitwood,  ne  cor  Burling 
st  and  Fullerton  ave;  4 Lots;  By  James 
Hickson  et  al. 


TRUST  l>KKI>S. 


Anderson  C C to  M E Greenebaum,  July 
24,  Its  34  and  35  Holste'n,  3y  7%  ...  .$500 
Abbott  F B to  O A Sawyer,  May  5,  lots  15 

to  17  b 14  D Pk  add,  3y  6 % $2,400 

Abbott  F B to  W H Holden,  May  5,  lots  15 

to  17  b 14,  D Pk  add,  3y  7% $7500 

Averell  D VV  to  A T Galt,  May  27,  Its  48  to 


50,  14  38  14,  2y 


.$700 


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Allen  J F to  W M Howland,  , 3y  6% 

$3000 

Abbott  F B to  J P White,  sept  25,  lots  13 

to  15  b 14  D ParK  add,  6$ $3000 

Anderson  A B to  M E Greenebaum,  sept 

24,  It  7 b 1,  20  40  14,  4_v  7% $900 

Alberg  F G to  C L Niehoff,  sept  22,  pt  lot 

6 b 62,  21  39  14,  ly  6# $1000 

Beattner  M and  C W to  M J Richards, 

Aug  30,  Its  3 and  4 It  13  etc,  18  39  14,  4 

y,  6% $1000 

Bancroft  W A to  G A Springer,  July  20, 

Its  11  and  12  b 3,  22  38  14,  3 y,  6%.  .$1000 
Bartsch  E J to  M Brand,  Sept  28,  It  3 b 7, 

Fullerton  2d  add,  2 y 5% $500 

Bereudt  J to  M Majewski,  sept  21,  b 2 blit 

19,  5 39  14  $2000 

Busch  M to  R Berger,  sept  20,  It  14  se  34i 

— 39  14.  3y  7% $2000 

Brutten  A and  0 H to  0 Peltzer,  sept  18, 

Its  18  19  83  and  84  b 4,  7 37  14,  3y  7%, 

$1000 

Barclay  E D and  L F to  E S Dreyer,  June 
24,  pt  lots  34  and  35  b 23,  33  40  14,  3y 

6$ $2200 

Baldwin  E A to  E F Gorton,  Aug  1,  nj^b 

17  b 31.  31  39  13,  ly  8% $2918 

Byrne  L to  T J Lefars,  sept  24,  It  6 blk  42 

Elston  add,  3y  $600 

Bulger  M to  A Pike,  sept  11,  It  43  b 22,  7 

39  14,  6% $1,700 

Baese  H to  F Kiolbassa,  Sept  22,  lot  82  b 

23,  5 39  14,  2y  6% $1,800 

Buckley  E G.to  S Straus,  sept  21,  It  27  b 1 

b 17,  2y  7% .$2200 

Bregter  PLtoJHL  QuicK,  sept  13,  n 34 

It  18  b 14,  Bushnell  add,  5y  8 % .1  5,000 

Byrne  J to  E W Adkinson,  sept  15,  prt  lot 

6 b 19,  21  38  14,  2y  8% $750 

Burns  M A to  B L Pease,  sept  21,  lot  28  b 

3,  8 38  14,  3y  7% $600 

Byrue  G to  A H Veeder,  July  17,  lot  67  b 

19.  Linden  Grove,  3y  7% $2100 

Bryant  N W and  G H to  J P Meyer,  June 
8,  part  lot  14  blck  12,  Cornell,  51  m 6$, 

$1700 

Brown  C to  W H Moore,  Aug  9,  lot  63  b 1 

It  29,  16  38  14,  7% $700 

Bowes  J P to  F R Chandler,  It  3 It  1 b 3,  9 

38  14.  5y  7$ $750 

Brandt  S to  E E Prussing,  Aug  7,  It  38,  20 

40  14.  4y  6$ $500 

Barclay  A O to  G A Springer,  Aug  23,  prt 

It  7 b 3,  22  38  14,  3y  6$ 275 

Budd  W 0 to  F B Peabody,  Sept  18,  part 
lots  27  to  31  b 1 b 33,  16  38  14.  5y  7%, 

$1700 

Baechler  W to  J Rosenthal,  Sept  21,  lot  29 

b 1 b 17,  33  39  14,  2y  6% $4000 

Biederman  F J to  A T Galt,  Sept  22,  It  17, 

b 1,  13  39  13,  3y  8% $800 

Beeren  H H to  T G Dickinson,  sept  23,  pt 

It  16  sw  % 34  39  14,  8 % $3500 

Brinkmeier  C to  H G Foreman,  Aug  26,  pt 
It  5 and  all  6 b 10,  Sheffield  add,  2y  6%, 

$1500 

Cox  MS  to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  28,  It 

34  b 2,  34  39  14,  6 m,  6% $600 

Charles  0 to  E H Sheldon,  Sept  17,  It  15 

b 4 .etc,  20  40  14,  4y,  6% $10,500 

Cohn  M to  A Mach,  Sept  24,  It  16  blk  64, 

21,  39  14.  6m  8 % $200 

Christianson  A to  E W Adkinson,  sept  2, 

It  4 It  31  b 1,  9 38  14,  3y  6% $1000 

Cregier  G to  J C Schumacher,  sept  23,  lot 

41  b 11,  19  39  14,  6y  7% $500 

Camenisch  J to  A Podolsky,  sept  23,  lot  7 

b 1,  33  39  14,  8% $700 

Cody  J W to  Keeley  Br’g  Co,  sept  23,  It  1 

It  33  b 2,  9 38  14,  ly  7% *400 

Cooper  G W to  A E Barr,  sept  23,  lot  36,  b 

44,  7 39  14,  90  ds,  7% $450 

Crowley  T M to  S Kerr,  sept  25,  It  7 It  1 b 

8,  24  3914,  5y  7 % $4000 

Crowley  T M to  G 8 Hubbard,  Aug  24,  lot 

12  b 5,  24  39  13,  3y  6% $1800 

Conrad  H to  P Maas,  Sept  21,  w 34  lot  12 

b 10,  s s add,  8% $1100 

Cronin  W J to  J F Lawrence,  Sept  21,  Its 
Jto  5 b 15,  33  38  14,  ly  8$.,. 


Conlon  M to  S M Moore,  Aug  4,  lot  2 b 2, 

13  39  13,  3y  6% $500 

Colledge  J to  C P Dose,  Sept  27,  lot  7 b 

3 b 18,  39  40  14,  2y  7% $1000 

Cashori  M A and  A J to  A H Goodrich, 
sept  23,  lot  24  blck  2,  17  40  14,  ly  6%, 

$1050 

Dirks  H to  G Coombs,  Sept  23,  It  13  Pine 

Grove,  2y,  6$ $500 

Dunning  C VV  to  H Luders,  sept  25,  lot  16 

It  11.  12  39  13,  46m  7 % $1380 

Daniels  L F to  E F Bayley,  sept  20,  lot  10 

b 2,  36  40  13,  7% $1,000  i 

Dorley  J C to  P W Snowhook,  sept  22,  lot 

100  b 59,  19  39  14,  2y  7% $1000 

Dexter  W to  F H Watriss,  May  28,  lots  14 

to  18  b 8 Egandale,  ly  6% $4427 

Donnelly  M and  J to  J W Scoville,  sept 

18,  It  7 h 9,  20  39  14,  6y $3,200 

Doyle  M to  C H Rieke,  sept  6,  It  71  lot  F 

Wrightwood,  4y  6% $900 

Drozosh  K to  J Pfirshing,  sept  10,  lot  19  b 

17,  7 38  14,  3y  7% $650 

Donley  W E to  W H Richardson,  sept  18, 

pt  It  5 b 30,  7 39  14,  2y  8% $4000 

Delke  J to  C Kemnitz,  sept  27,  It  49,  K & 

L W sub.  4y  6% $550 

Drysdale  S & A to  F R Chandler,  sept  2 1, 

pt  It  2 b 8,  21  38  14.  5y  6% $2800 

Dan  A J to  J C Schumacher,  Aug  20,  It  20 

b 51,  19  36  14,  2y  8% $500 

Diener  F C to  H C Zuttermeister,  Sept  6, 

Its  8 and  9 b 22,  20  39  14,  3y  6%....  $750 
Deecken  C W to  D M Hillis,  Aug  10,  Its  15 

and  16  b 1 b 7,  8 37  15 $ 

Dorsch  M to  J H Fischer,  Sept  22,  It  41  b 

2 b 24,  7 38  14,  3y  7% $1000 

Dayment  L and  J to  J Buehler,  Sept  21, 

It  24  b 1 b 19,  5 39  14,  5y  6% $3000 

Dunn  G to  W H Moore,  Sept  15,  It  58  b 1, 

16  38  14,  5v  7% $700 

Doane  G E to  F R Chander,  Sept  25,  It  10 

3 38  14,  5y,  6% $2000 

Erlandson  J to  E E Prussing,  July  31.  lot 

71.  sw  % 20  40  14,  3y  5% $600 

Engelhardt  F to  H G Foreman,  Sept  16,  It 

23  b 7 Bickerdike  add,  5y  7% $2500 

Embell  M S to  C W Griggs,  sept  11,  prt  It 

9 b 2,  3 35  14,  66m  8% $900 

Eliel  M to  J Stern,  Sept  22,  prt  It  22  b 2, 

2 38  14,  7% $5500 

Easter  S to  G C Wilson.  Sept  13,  lots  30 

and  31  b 2,  8 38  14,  ly  6% $750 

Ellis  W S to  C A Burley,  July  26.  Its  12  to 

16  b 12.  11  39  13,  2y  6% $1875 

Erickson  M to  A Peterson,  sept  23,  lot  1 b 

2 b 7,  29  40  14,  3y  7% $1500 

Frink  11  F to  C M Coleman,  sept  25,  pt  b 

10,9  39  13,  3v  7% $1250 

First  Swedish  Bap  Church  to  M E Greene- 
baum, Aug  16,  pt  It  6 and  all  7 b 20,  4 

39  14,  5y  6 %% $2,500 

Fitzgerald  C J to  S E Gross,  Apr  1.  It  17  b 

1 Clifford  add,  2y  6% $367 

Felt  S to  H G Naper,  July  20,  It  43  b 8,  19 

40  14,  5y  6% $400 

Fisher  L to  G Birkhoff  Jr,  Sept  23,  It  4 It 

1 bl,  6 39  14,  3y  6% $1,500 

Freund  R R to  C B Shimmin,  Sept  24,  It  1 

b 1,  35  40  13,  3y  7% $600 

Fournier  O to  G M Bogue,  July  27,  It  55  b 

3,  13  39  13,  5y  6% $450 

Fornhoff  CHtoWD  Kerioot,  sept  9,  lot 

19  b 3,  28  40  14,  2y  7% $450 

Foley  A C to  E Prussing,  sept  24,  It  19  b 

3,  MyricK  2d  add,  5y  6% $4000 

Feistner  E to  T Scanlan,  sept  7,  lot  21  b 3, 

6 39  14,  ly  6% $500 

Fitzgerald  P to  A Tidholm,  Sept  22,  It  99 

' b6,  7 39  14,  3y  8#  $ - 

Fenner  C L to  J S Norton,  Sept  20,  It  30  b 

2 b 5,  Sheffield  add,  5y  6% $775 

Ford  E M to  H A Hangan,  Sept  14,  lot  62 

b 9,  11  39  14,  5y  6$. $1600 

Ford  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  22,  It  72 

b 6,  19  39  14,  3y  7% $700 

Finan  M J to  P W Snowhook,  Sept  21,  lot 

95  b 4,  S & G add,  2y  6% $625 

Gordanier  H R to  C T Tyrrell,  Sept  27,  It 

37  b 2 b 42,  7 39  14.  2y  6% $1600 

Gross  L to  F J Weidinger,  Sept  28,  It  31 

bib  19,  5 39  14,  3 y,  6% $800 

Grimley  J tq  G M Bqgfue,  Aug  18,  It  29  b 


2,  13  39  13,  4 y,  6$ $400 

Grage  J to  E A Warfield,  Sept  21,  It  10  b 

50,  7 38  14,  3y  6% $325 

Grunwald  A to  A Kohlsaat,  Sept  28,  It  26 

b 6,  6,  39  14,  3y,  7% $1,000 

Giles  C to  J W Scoville,  Sept  27.  It  6 It  7 b 

41,  7 39  14,  2y  6% $2362 

Gates  C F to  C Bentley,  Aug  12,  It  89  b 1 

28  39  14,  2 y,  6% $377 

Garrity  R F to  H A Goodrich,  Sept  21,  it 

17  b 1 It  1,17  40  14,  5y  6% $1300 

GursKi  K to  E A Warfield,  Sept  11,  It  15  b 

18,  7 38  14,  3y  6% $300 

Gurski  K to  E A Warfield,  sept  11,  It  15  b 

18,  17  38  14,  3y  8% ' $300 

Griffin  J W to  J C Miller,  sept  20,  lot  26  b 

3,  Culver  Pk,  8% $700 

Getchett  M B to  E W Russell,  sept  21,  lot 

45  b 80,  27  39  14,  5y  6% $10,000 

George  M W to  J W Scoville,  Sept  15,  prt 

It  2 b 5,  2 38  14,  monthly $3200 

Gall  F to  M E Greenebaum,  sept  24,  lot  6 

b 18,  Ogden  add,  3y  6% $2500 

Gage  S to  G Hevey,  Sept  27,  It  142  b 5 b 

4 Sheffield  add,  3y  6% $790C 

Gilbert  L A to  J C Miller,  sept  20,  pt  lots 

31  and  32  b 1,  21  38  14,  8% $2700 

Gilbert  L A to  J C Miller,  sept  20,  blk  1, 

Englewood,  8% $2700 

Garvin  A to  R Berger,  sept  20,  lot  24  b 5, 

H L & Co  add,  3y  7% .$700 

Goldthwaite  M A and  G E to  J Wright, 

sept  23,  p ne  34  36  38  13,  ly  7% $750 

Haynes  J to  W J English,  sept  25,  It  4 lot 

1 Pickett  n add $500 

Holmstrom  P A to  J W Farlin,  Aug  11,  It 

18  b 2,  23  38  14,  2y  6% $200 

HopKins  J P to  E R Walker,  sept  24,  lot  8 

b 3 Garfield,  4m $151 

Hess  F A to  E Prussing,  sept  24,  It  6 It  49 

Butterfield  a'ffi,  3y  8% $2,000 

Healev  A to  J Bremner.  sept  4,  It  19  It  61 

etc  30  38  15,  2y  7%..  . $500 

Hagenbuck  E L to  C H Rieke,  sept  15.  lot 
31  and  part  32  lot  F,  28  40  14,  2y  6$, 

$1580 

Hurley  J to  S B French,  sept  22,  It  45  b 3, 

9 39  14  $2100 

Holmes  E H to  J Nutt,  sept  17,  Its  39  and 

40  b 38  Cornell.  2y $600 

Hubbard  G S to  E S Dreyer,  Sept  24,  b 1, 

28  39  14,  2y  8% $2000 

Hedenberg  J W to  T B Bryan,  sept  24,  lot 

36  b 18,  16  39  14,  2y  7 % $1500 

Helpin  C and  M to  M W Robinson,  Aug 
13,  It  4 b 1 b 11,  Sheffield  add;  ly  . . .$400 
Hansen  N C to  G Snydacker,  sept  25,  prt 

Its  77  and  78  b 23,  5y  7 % $1500 

Hoagland  ETtoJ  W Scoville,  Sept  13,  pt 

It  26,  11  38  14,  5y $4,000 

Harmsdorf  F to  F Nowak,  Sept  10,  It  3 lot 

2 b 54,  21  39  14.  ly  8% $1500 

Holton  H G to  F Lackner,  Sept  21,  lot  21 

It  2.  8 39  14,  3y  6% $2000 

Holden  J to  W T Dwight,  Sept  16,  It  16  b 

30,  Carpenter’s  add.  4y  8 % $1000 

Hellewell  E G and  R A to  S M Moore 
July  1,  pt  lot  21  b 34,  Ridgeland,  5y  7% 

$1250 

Hellewell  E G and  R A to  R C Givens, 
July  1,  pt  lot  21  b 34,  Ridgeland,  5y  6$, 

$1025 

Halpin  J to  E Adcock,  Mch  9,  It  11  b 9,  S 

& G add,  4m,  8% $— 

Henderson  W to  A V Knickerbocker,  Sept 
28,  It  15  b 8,  Riverside  1st  add,  8%.  .$1000 
Hoffman  W to  A Wilken,  July  22,  It  8 b 1 

Pickett’s  add,  4y  6% $2000 

Hershey  F to  S Brintnall,  Sept  28,  Its  15 

and  16  b 6,  3 38  14,  4 m,  8% $4000 

Harmon  E and  F to  J E Otis,  Sept  21,  It 

54  b 25,  29  40  14,  3y,  7% $360 

Haas  V to  F B Peabody,  Sept  18,  It  82  and 

pt  83  It  10,  29  40  14,  3y  6% $2650 

Hagerty  C R to  H A Hurlbut,  Sept  21, 

Its  1 and  2 It  4 etc,  Ellis’  E add,  5y  8%, 

$8,000 

Hobt  F to  H C Zuttermeister,  Sept  20,  lot 

12  b 3,  Murray  add,  2y  6% $300 

Hood  T A to  J C Polley,  sept  23,  lot  382 

etc  b 16,  Riverside,  2y  6 % $3500 

Hills  A M to  L Baird,  sept  20,  pt  It  7 to  9 
b 2Hyde  Park,  2y  6j£ .,,.$2750 


Heckman  T C and  W to  F R Chandler, 

sept  25,  pt  b 6,  2 38  14.  3y  6% $1500 

Imsland  S to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug  18,  n 

It  8 b 1,  36  40  13,  2y  7%  . $200 

Justin  M to  G B Cruikshank,  May  27,  lot 

28  b 1,  9 38  14,  44m  7% $665 

Joyce  W to  R Berger,  Sept  27,  It  12  b 26, 

29  39  14,  3y  7% $340 

Johnson  C J to  W M Stanley,  sept  25.  lot 

41  b 10  Lee’s  add,  Nov  1,  ’89 $2500 

Jenson  N G to  A Peterson,  sept  11,  lot  37 

b 27,  20  40  13,  3y  7 % $ 

Johnson  G to  W M Booth,  sept  16,  prt  lot 

24  b 1,  3 38  14,  2y  6% $274 

Knapik  A to  F Bieszki,  Sept  25,  It  4 It  lb 

22.  5 39  14,  8% $3,000 

Korethe  H to  R W Bridge,  Sept  25,  It  3 b 

6 b 10.  Sheffield  add,  5 y.  7% $700 

Keegan  P to  C H Rieke.  Sept  20,  It  44  b 4 

b 4,  Sheffield  add,  4y,  6% $800 

Kohn  M to  L J A Fuellgraff,  Sept  28,  It  16 

b 64  21  39  14,  8%  $2500 

Keller  J J to  C H Rieke,  Sept  15,  It  41  b 4 

Sheffield  add,  2y,  6% $1150 

Koller  M to  W J Goudy.  Sept  13,  It  114  b 

1 etc  29  40  14,  4y  6% ‘ $525 

Kobow  W to  E D Sellman,  Sept  15,  pt  Its 
10  and  11  b 20,  6 39  14.  2y  7%.  . .$800 

Kirton  P F to  S Dunlop,  Sept  21.  pt  lot  7, 

b 8 b 6,  6 39  14,  ly  7% $800 

Kroftu  N to  T H Schintz,  Sept  20,  It  13  b 

17,  20  39  14,  ly  7%  $1300 

Kolle  M to  S H Schintz,  Sept  20,  It  23  b 8, 

29  40  14,  3y  7% $2,000 

Kramp  A to  J C Schumacher,  Sept  20,  lot 

41  b 4 S & G add,  3y  7% $1000 

Kalal  F to  W D Kerfoot,  Sept  9,  It  10  b F. 

32  39  14,  3y  6$ $350 

Kummer  H J to  A Schoerling.  sept  27,  lot 

19  e 34  b 12,  19  39  14,  3y  6% $300 

Kirwan  W to  C Beers,  sept  17,  lot  3 b 2 b 


.$300 


23,  2y  6% 

Kennedy  J to  N A Lauer,  sept  6.  It  52  b 3 

S & G add,  3y  6 % $800 

Kelter  MtoJD  Wallace,  sept  25,  It  24  b 2 

12  39  13,  2y  6% . $408 

Korpal  A to  J Shoemaker,  Aug  31,  It  45  b 

8,  5 and  6 37  15,  6% $416 

Kraft  A C to  S E Gross,  sept  16,  lot  3 and 

prt  4 b 7,  Clifford  add,  ly  6% $550 

Kolar  J to  C J Vopicka,  J une  21,  It  18  b 7 

20  39  14,  2y  6$ $1000 

Kitroy  M to  VV  A Low,  sept  4,  lot  9 b 3,  1 

38  13,  2y  8$  $100 

Kliemoeber  W to  W Heinemann,  Sept  23, 

It  14  b 2,  36  40  13,  4y  8% $500 

Kenna  M and  J W to  F R Chandler,  sept 
27,  Its  8 and  9 b 20,  4 38  12,  ly  7%..  $1000 
Lermeniaux  J B and  J B to  H Felsenthal, 
sept  25,  lots  8 to  13  b 2,  Gross  n add,  2y 


634%. 


$2500 

Ludvic  F to  T H Schintz,  sept  17,  It  3 It  9 

b 62,  21  39  14,  7% $1100 

Levin  H to  M E Greenebaum,  sept  18,  Its 

20  and  21  b 1,  20  39  14,  3y  6 $2500 

Lersch  B to  C Jorn.  sept  21,  It  26  b 2,  Kay 

add,  3y  6% $800 

Lusk  A to  A B Schladek,  sept  11,  It  5 lot  3 

b 56.  21  39  14,  4y  534% $1000 

Lehmann  H to  T H Schintz,  sept  24.  It  55 

b 2,  8 39  14,  ly  6% $1000 

Loehde  G to  J H Ernst,  Aug  20,  It  14,  b 8 

b 5 Sheffield  add,  3y  6% $1000 

Lumbrecht  J to  E Prussing,  sept  22,  It  37 
b 1,  4 38  14.  2y  7% $800 


Lehner  J to  M E Greenebaum,  sept  21,  lot 

26  Ballin  sub  8 38  14,  By  7% $550 

Leary  B W to  T Brenan.  sept  1,  It  22  and 

pt  21  b 94,  27  39  14,  6y  6% $7000 

Leeson  P to  J C Miller,  sept  20,  lot  7 b 14 

Vernon  Pk  add,  8% $200 

Leeson  P to  J C Miller,  sept  20,  It  7 b 14. 

Vernon  Pk  add,  8% $200 

Luka  P to  J G Miller,  sept  15,  Its  1 and  2 

b 6,  5 39  14.  7m  6% $700 

Large  C H to  H Dibblee,  sept  1,  It  44  b 17 

31  45  14 $375 

Leonhardt  F to  G Zamzow,  sept  22,  It  42  b 

1,  7 38  14,  5y  6% $400 

Legerstadt  A to  H A Haugan,  Sept  16.  It 

72,  4 39  14.  5y  6% $4500 

Lallach  H VV  to  E E Prussing,  Aug  19,  Its 

57  and  58,  20  40  14,  3y  6% $1100 

Lauterschlager  G J to  H G Foreman, 
June  26,  It  7 b 4.  18  39  13.  2y,  7%.  .$1500 
Luthman  J A to  VV  A Beck,  Sept  15,  It  20 

b 2 36  40  13,  4 v,  6% $400 

Len  J to  G Snydacker,  Sept  28,  pt  n w 34 

9 37  12,  5y,  6% $4500 

Lindstrom  J C to  J P Bowes,  Sept  7,  It  7b 

2,  16  38  14.  ly,  7% $110 

Loker  S F to  G F White,  Sept  27,  It  33  b 

1,34  39  14 .$4900 

Leverenz  L P to  D VV  Osgood,  Aug  11,  lot 
8,  lot  1 blk  10,  Rockwell  add,  Apr  1,  8%, 
,,,,, $2200 


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Leavitt  st  Cong  Church  to  F R Chandler, 
July  15,  prt  blK  10,  Rockwell  add,  5y  6 % 

$15000 

Lewandowski  M to  F Kiolbassa,  sept  25, 

It  38  b 27  Elston  add,  ly  6# $800 

Limbach  H to  J H Kremer,  sept  24,  lot  12 

It  14,  29  40  14.  5y  7% $1000 

Lewis  L to  J W Helmer,  Sept  24,  It  23  blk 

65,  Hyde  Pk,  7% $1600 

McGurn  C to  J E Dalton.  June  21,  It  12  b 

1.  7 39  14 $435 

McLeod  J to  T Scanlon,  June  23,  lots  43 
and  44  blk  2,  Fallis  add  Pullman,  3 m, 

$385 

McKeny  A L to  0 A Bogue,  sept  16  blk  8, 

26  39  13 $2500 

McDonald  G W to  J L Chapman,  sept  20, 
lots  17  and  18,  lot  11,  16  38  14,  5y  7% 

$1500 

McGeough  B to  C D Wells,  sept  21,  lots  6 

and  7 b 2,  4 38  14,  7% $1,300 

Meyer  M C to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  9 It 

7,  Gross  n add,  3y  7% $300 

Mayer  P to  F Somer,  sept  24,  e % lot  4 b 

25  s t add,  5 1-5$ $1000 

May  A to  E E Prussing,  sept  20,  lots  75 

and  76,  20  40  14,  3y  6$ $1200 

Morton  W B to  J H Kedzie,  sept  15,  blk  8, 

26  39  13,  3y  6$ $6500 

McMahon  M G to  L Allen.  Sept  20,  Its  30 

and  31  b 3.  22  38  14,  4y  6 % -...$350 

Miller  H to  W Heinemann,  sept  21,  lots  78 
and  79  b 2 B Sheffield  add,  3y  7%. . . $2000 
Major  N A to  P A Montgomery,  sept  25, 
lot  97  and  98  se  % 13  39  13,  3y  6$. 

$1500 

Miller  F to  E S Dreyer,  sept  24,  It  23  b 2 

Chatfield,  3y  6$ $1200 

Marks  1 to  H Felsenthal,  Sept  28,  Its  14 
and  15  b 1,  Ellis  w add,  3 y.  6$ . . . . $2,000 
McIntyre  J to  C S Thornton.  Sept  28,  It  5 

It  1 b 40  21  39  14,  3 y,  8$ $500 

McLester  G W to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept. 

27,  It  7 b 2,  24  39  13,  5y,  7%  $850 

McRoy  G G to  J Stern,  Sept  20  pt  lot  6 b 

1,  11  38  14.  7% ' $4000 

McCormick  J to  M E Greenebaum.  Sept 

21,  It  40  b 34  etc  Butterfield  add,  2y  7% 
$800 

McDonnell  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept 

22,  It  20  b 30,  20  39  14,  3y  7% $300 

Mac  Phetridge  A M F to  C D Rich,  July 

13.  It  1 It  2 b 4.  21  38  14,  5y  6$ $2000 

Masterson  B to  O Kubin,  Sept  22,  It  53  b 

30,  17  39  14.  7m  6$ $400 

Munger  B T to  L Baird,  sept  20,  pt  It  7 to 

9 b 2 Hyde  Park,  2y  6$ $2750 

Miller  H to  W Heinemann,  sept  21,  lot  21 

b 2 Chalfield  add,  ly  7% $1,000 

Mesow  T H to  E E Prussing,  sept  23,  It  17 

b 13,  29  40  14,  4y  6$ $800 

McCormick  M to  O G Willard,  June  10.  Its 

1 to  5 b 5 Egandale,  4y  6$ $8000 

Nichols  M E and  D B to  C P Silva,  August 

17,  pt  It  B 72  W Heights,  ly  6$ $400 

Nelson  N I to  Wm  Booth,  sept  16,  pt  It  24 

b 1,  3 38  14,  2y  6$ $274 

Newton  C H to  C M Bogue,  Aug  24.  lot  64 

It  1 b 3,  13  39  13,  4y  6$ $520 

Noedelen  E to  A Mach,  sept  20,  lot  32  b 8, 

33  39  14,  2y  6$ $1,000 

Nickerson  C E and  W E to  E W Russell, 
Sept  20,  lot  38  bloCK  2,  18  39  14,  3 7% 

$1500 

Norcross  W J to  W M Howland,  Sept  20, 

pt  b 8,  38  40  13,  6m  8$ $350 

Naper  M L to  B T Weber,  Aug  16,  It  23  b 

1,  20  40,  14  4y,  6$ $700 

Norton  H H to  H V Pierpont,  July  20,  pt 

sw  34  7 37  14,  3y  6$ $4275 

Olson  O M to  A Podolsky,  sept  9,  lot  27  se 

4 38  14,  6$ $800 

O’Brien  J P to  A Peterson,  Sept  18,  lot  44 

b 7,  18  39  14,  3y  6$ $1000 

Offenloch  HtoJH  Kehm,  sept  18,  It  84  b 

52,  33  40  14,  3y  6# $1800 

O’Leary  M to  L Mannix,  sept  27,  Its  7 and 

8 b 12,  14  39  13,  3y  8% $6C0 

Olson  A to  G G Newberry,  sept  21,  It  12  b 

5,  36  40  13,  3y  7% $800 

Olson  A to  L C Straight,  July  21,  lots  10 
and  11  b 3 Western  Springs,  3y  7%.  . .$450 
Pederson  F 1(  to  J W Farlin,  sept  11,  part 
lots  27  and  28  blk  2.  23  38  14,  2y  8%, 

$525 

Patch  D S jr  to  G D Pease,  July  16,  It  1 b 

2 Cossitt  2d  add,  7% $600 

Paterson  C J to  H J Wallingford,  Sept  27 

Its  9 and  10  b 1,  21  40  14,  8% $1500 

Parker  J to  A Peterson,  Sept  27,  It  16  b 7 

32  39  14  3y.  7% $800 

Putscher  C to  R Born,  sept  18,  It  16  It  1 b 

4,  30  39  14.  2y  7% , .$15Q 

Patterson  W G to  P A Saner,  sept  5,  jt  |2 
b 9.  13  39  13.  40ro  6$.... ! ..$595 

Curves  W B to  J P Pries,  Mar  20,  It  13  b 
8, 13  39  13,  3y  M ....... , . .... , . . $S6Q 


Platt  P to  C J Hambleton,  sept  23,  It  19  b 

36,  31  39  14,  ly  8% $800 

Phillips  H to  J Stern,  sept  23,  It  22  b 1,  1 

39  13,  7% $200 

Prenzler  A to  J C Schumacher,  sept  11,  It 

5 b 9,  20  39  14,  3y  8% $4000 

Peterson  P to  H Felsenthal,  Sept  22,  lot  8 

b 6,  1 39  13,  5y  7% $900 

Pansinsky  C J to  J Stern,  Sept  22,  lots  11 

to  14  b 2 etc  16  28  14,  7% $2f01 

Penzold  E to  E Knauer,  Aug  24,  It  12  b 1. 

6 39  14,  3y  7% $400 

Quinn  C to  W H Holden,  pt  It  28  blk  33  s s 

add,  3y  8% $1,800 

Ross  L to  J B Galloway,  Sept  23,  It  47  It  1 

36  40  13,  3y  7% $800 

Rump  J to  F Denison,  sept  6,  lot  35  b 6 b 

21,  35  40  13,  3y  6% $500 

Rauth  L C to  L J A Fuellgraff,  sept  9,  lot 

3 b 3 J H P add,  8$ $3000 

Rickless  C G to  W Garnett  Jr,  Aug  21,  lot 

31  b 1.  Bradwell  add,  7y  8% $333 

Rush  E F to  M D Matteson,  sept  25,  It  15 

b 41,  33  40  14,  3y  6# $3,000 

Richardson  C to  M E Greenebaum,  sept 

18,  It  34  b 34.  31  39  14,  3y  7% $450 

Richardson  C to  S E Gross,  sept  15,  lot  84 

b 84,  31  39  14,  44m $350 

Riedesel  T to  H Zoelich,  Sept  15,  It  11  lot 

7,  6 39  14,  3y  7% $800 

Raning  C to  O Peltzer,  Sept  15,  Its  32  to 

34  b 1,  26  40  13.  8y  8% $900 

Rich  Ejto  C D Rich,  July  13,  It  21  b 1 It  7 

16  38  14,  2y  8% $2000 

Runkel  B to  R Berger,  sept  20,  lot  17  b 7, 

Davis  add,  3y  6 %% $500 

Roeche  E T and  W H to  J McKeough, 
sept  24,  lots  7 to  9 blk  69,  Hopkins  add 

Hyde  Pk $21700 

Rogg  C to  G Coombs,  sept  22,  lots  40  and 

41,  Moorman’s  add.  2y  7 % $600 

Rogg  C to  G Coombs,  sept  23,  Its  40  and 

41  Moorman’s  add,  2y  7% $600 

Reelhofer  F to  J Nowak,  Aug  16,  It  17  blk 

26,  19  40  14,  3y  8% $375 

Rosenthal  A to  P Popp,  Sept  18,  lot  31  w 

Y b 5,  19  39  14,  6 %i $900 

Roethel  C to  J C Schumacher,  Sept  10,  It 

40  b 11.  19  39  14,  4y  7% $500 

Reichan  F to  T H Schintz,  Sept  22,  It  25  s 

Y b 21,  5 39  14*  3y  6# $1700 

Rauth  W to  F BHanchett,  Sept  18,  It  52  b 

12  Rockwell  add,  5y7$ $1700 

Riehl  T to  F Hathaway,  Sept  21,  It  50  b 6 

7 39  14.  2y  8% $500 

Rider  T to  L Baird,  Sept  16.  Its  1 and  3 b 

6 B & C add -Evanston,  5y  7% $600 

Roach  E to  J E Dalton,  Sept  21,  It  67  b 63 

19  39  14,  8% $2250 

Stutts  A S to  B F Stutts  Aug  19,  Its  12  and 

13  b 3 Leiter  and  La  Grange,  3 y,  8 % 
$1000 

Stephen  N to  B F Weber,  Sept  28,  It  31  b 

3 etc,  29  40  14,  3 y,  7% $600 

Stewart  -J  B to  M Sonnenschien,  Sept  22, 

It  2 It  28  b 36,  7 39  14,  8% $1000 

Schmidt  J to  P Popp,  Sept  22,  It  18  b 4,  4 

38  14,  6%% $2800 

Schulte  P to  W S Hurbert,  Aug  19,  It  33  b 

5,  S & G add.  ly  8% $1200 

Simmons  Eli  to  J B Combes,  Sept  21,  lot 

27  b 25,  Cornell $850 

Sargent  C H to  S D Ward,  sept  22,  Its  1 4 

and  5 b 18.  Egandale,  2y  6$ $3000 

Schulz  A to  F J Loesch,  June  30,  It  16  lot 

10,  26  40  14,  3y  8% $ 

Simpson  S A to  H A Haugan,  sept  13,  lot 

29  b 40,  Pine  Grove,  3y  8%  $435 

Sangguth  J F to  H Rieke,  sept  22,  It  57,  It 

F 25  40  14,  4y  8% $300 

Sanford  M and  T to  L Baird,  Sept  23,  lot 

65  b 2,  9 38  14,  ly  8% $800 

Semerad  J to  G G Shaner,  sept  20,  It  83  b 

35,  19  39  14,  3y  7% $600 

Schweyer  J to  J W Buell,  sept  20,  It  102  b 

48,  17  39  14,  5y  8% $6000 

Schmadt  F L to  J Gunzenhauser,  sept  21, 

It  15  b 2.  J & P add,  5y  7%  $4000 

Sherwood  W M to  F R Chandler,  June  1, 
pt  lots  1 to  4 block  12,  21  38  14,  3y  6$, 

$1800 

Sherwood  W M to  C B Samson,  June  1,  pt 

Its  1 to  4 b 12,  21  38  14,  7% $1,500 

Schiff  S to  M Sonnenshien,  .vug  18,  It  41 

b 1,  21  38  14,  8% $200 

Schneider  J F G to  J H Ernst,  Sept  21,  pt 

It  3 b 5.  4 39  14.  ly  8%% $300 

Smith  S to  J C Miller,  Sept  20,  lots  45  to 

48  b 45.  9 37  14,  8$ $2400 

Sweet  H to  T H Schintz,  Sept  15,  pt  b 15, 

31  40  14,  etc,  5y  8% $8700 

Stahel  A to  M E Greenebaum,  j3ept  22,  It 

3 b l,  13  39  13,  2y  ....  ,.$50Q 

SjragBa  S tQ  H Feliaepthal,  Sept  4,  lot  16  b 

34,  J R ^ 8 add.  3y  7%  . ... i . $1500 

gi&scm  D ^ k>  Q A Dibit!©,  Sept  22,  Jot  20 


and  prt  19,  blocK  1,  17  38  14,  1 y 8%, 

$300 

Schroeder  F to  H C Zuttermeister,  Sept 
28,  Its  47  and  48  b 58,  19  39  14,  4y,  7% 

$1200 

Sweeney  M to  O C Putz,  Sept  13,  It  6 b 18 

4 39  14,  8% $1500 

Svendson  C N to  W A Hammord,  Aug  7, 

It  45  b 9,  31  40  14,  8y  8% $400 

Sachsel  J to  L Pasal,  sept  25,  Its  309  and 

310  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  4‘y  6y $3500 

Smith  C A to  G F White,  sept  23,  prt  lot 

3  b 2,  51  38  14,  ly  8% $1500 

Schroeder  H to  P E Stanley,  sept  21,  lots 

47  and  48,  8 38  14,  3y  $1000 

Schulz  E to  C Kemnitz,  sept  27,  It  48  K & 

W sub,  20  40  14,  5j  6 % $290 

Schmallbach  G,  sept  22,  It  12  b 1,  29  40  14 

6m  8%% $200 

Siverlson  M to  H Anderson,  sept  25,  It  28 

b 24,  35  40  13,  3y  o% $750 

Sundin  J to  W M Booth,  sept  17,  Its  18  and 

19  b 1 Forrestville.  2y  8% $1334 

Sizer  W B to  J R Foulke,  sept  25,  pt  lot  6 

b 4,  Cleaverville,  ly  8% $1000 

Sandberg  A S and  M to  S L Boyce,  Sept 
27,  lots  21  and  22  blck  3,  2 39  13,  5y  8% 

$600 

Simmons  D to  C J Hambleton,  Sept  27,  It 

24  b 3.  19  39  14.  3y  8% $4500 

Shearer  R ty  M E Greenebaum,  sept  14,  It 

15  b 2,  33  39  14,  3y  7% $500 

Simmons  D M to  C J Hambleton,  Sept 

25.  b 3,  19  39  14,  ly  6$ $500 

Thelan  P J to  J H Ernst,  Aug  17,  lot  68  b 

8,  29  40  14,  5y  8% ' 

Tuttle  E M and  J W to  J Smith,  sept  24, 
part  It  1 blk  1 bla  6,  21  38  14,  18m  7%. 

$2300 

Thompson  H J to  E H Sheldon,  sept  21, 
lots  5 to  8 etc  blk  3 Sheffield  add,  3y  6;£, 

$10,000 

Tollans  M C to  G T Bissell,  sept  22,  pt  b 7 

27  39  14,  3y  8% $2500 

Taylor  J R to  D M Hillis,  sept  15,  lot  28  b 

16,  3y  8 % $350 

Tylander  S to  E F Bryant,  sept  9,  It  22  b 

3 Kensington,  3y  8% $1000 

Thompson  C to  W M Willner,  Sept  28,  Its 

13  and  14  b 7,  6 39  14,  3v  7% $1250 

Thorne  W C to  W L De  Wolf,  Sept  24,  s 

14  It  79  div  2.  30  38  15,  4y,  7% $1800 

Thorne  W C to  G R Thorne,  Sept  24,  same, 

$1600 

Upson  M to  H S Luders.  Aug  20,  It  3 It  46 

b 1,  12  39  13,  3 y 7%..' $1590 

Volkmann  C to  L A Frey,  Sept  18,  lot  9 b 

13,  8 37  15,  7% $175 

Ubsch  J to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug  21,  It  21  b 3 

28  40  14,  Nov  1,  6% $500 

Weber  R to  H A Goodrich,  Aug  20  It  21  b 

134  s s add,  Apl  20.7$ $4000 

Weissbrienn  F to  A Tripp.  Apr  3,  ’85,  lots 

59  and  60,  30  40  14,  ly  6% $300 

Westlake  R H to  R Berger,  sept  23,  Its  18 
and  19  b 6 nw  35  40  13,  ly  7%  . . $1585 
Windust  T to  A E Barr,  sept  18,  pt  b 11,  8 

% $1800 

Wilson  A to  A T Galt,  May  27,  Its  45  to  47 

b 1,  14  38  14,  2y  6$  $900 

Wolcott  F E to  C B Coyne,  sept  20,  It  22  b 

3 Oak  Park,  8$ $200 

Williams  G to  J C Miller,  sept  20,  lots  26, 

and  27  b 45,  9 37  14,  8$ $2000 

Whitmarsh  W L to  J C Miller,  sept  20.  It 

15  b 39,  7 39  14,  8$ $2500 

White  E & L to  C W Nicholes,  sept  21,  It  6 

It  1,  16  38  14,  5y  7% .’ $8600 

WickG  to  O Peltzer.  Aug  23,  It  6 b 5,  6 39 

14,  5y  7% $2000 

Willetts  W W to  L G Bradley,  Sept  15, 

pt  It  7 and  8 blk  6 Rockwell  add,  3y  6$ 

$6000 

’ Wendorf  W to  F Kiolbassa,  Sept  21,  It  10, 

1 b 2,  Pickett  add,  2y  5%% $1100 

, Wiley  P to  W T Dwight,  Sept  22,  It  68  blk 

22,  7 39  14,  5y  7% $1200 

' Wolf  J to  W Loeb,  Sept  20,  It  25  b 6 b 15, 

' 17  39  14,  3v  6$ $600 

Wehrli  R to  C T Tyrrell,  Sept  28,  pt  It  1 b 

, 32  o t,  5y,  6% $6000 

Xaverius  M to  W J Goudy,  It  113  b 1 etc, 

’ 29  40  14,  4y  8% ..$500 

' Yates  F G to  I and  W Claflin,  Sept  13,  It  3 

1 b 13,  D Pk  add,  2y  7$ $3000 

Yates  F G to  I G Lombard,  Sept  13,  It  3 b 

■ 13,  D Pk  add,  4y  6$ $650 

' Young  AJ  F to  A Peterson,  Sept  4,  prt  lot 

I 13  b 3,  }3  39  13,  ly  7% $1200 

\ Zeller  J to  J Gunzenhauser,  sept  22,  It  30 

, b 4,  20  3f)  14,  3y  7% $600 

Zimmprn}an  Z to  J Stern,  sept  22.  prt  lot 
! 12  1)  1,36  40  13,7$..,, ,$100Q 

j CHATTEL  MOBiJKiAKBS. 

, Andron  A 0 to  0 Wyman  $ept  25,  fum  08 
£ Milton  av,  6 m • , $18$ 


Ackley  W H to  T Boyle  sept  14,  furn  3619 

Grand  bd,  6 m $73 

Atwater  CL  to  G E Johnson  Sept  27,  % 

int  in  livery  6 m $500 

Allenbrand  M to  G M Clark  Aug  19,  horse 

etc,  741  Lincoln  av.  2 y 8$ $200 

Ahlestrand  A to  L B Shields  Sept  20,  furn 

104  State  st,  4 m $175 

Adams  M to  C Gleason  Sept  23,  piano  114 

Blue  Island  av $45 

Alpers  H to  J Becaer  Sept  1,  boots  and 

shoes  602  Wells  st,  2 y,  6$ $700 

Bell  T to  W H King  Sept  27,  barber  shop 

5 Rush  st,  6 m $7  7 

Brener  W to  G J Williams  Sept  28,  furn  42 

Evergreen  av,  6 m $124 

Bohn  R to  H Riedersbarg  <fc  Co  Sept  25,  sa- 
loon 568  Sedgwick  st,  2 y $14ti5 

Blaae  L to  W W Charles  Sept  28,  furn  348 

Madison  st,  6 m $71 

Booth  J J to  C Babcoca  Sept  24,  barber 

shop  175  Halsted  st,  6 m $182 

Bohemian  I N W P Assn  to  F Pavlocik  Apl 

15,  office  459  w 18th  st $615 

Boland  W J to  W A James  & Co  sept  24, 

press  204  CliDton  st $300 

Bergland  T to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  270  W In- 
diana st,  2 y $500 

Bliss  L & A T to  S Mackey  sept  26,  furn 

386  Warren  av $130 

Banks  W to  Bartholomay  & B B Co  sept  23 

saloon  542  Halsted  st $800 

Barth  G to  Mary  Barth  sept  24,  saloon  485 

n Clark  st,  2 y $900 

Beattie  A F to  W L Wharton  sept  4,  furn. 

431  Canal  st,  5 m $230 

Baldwin  W W Jr  to  M L Harris  sept  24, 

house  100  Erie  st,  3 m $471 

Beattie  A T to  W S Wharton  sept  9,  wagon 

furn  etc  271  Superior  st,  4m $80 

Braunling  A to  J Freese  sept  — , furn,  374 

Lake  st,  ly $225 

BlacK  S M to  H Biedler  Aug  1,  furn  60 

Carpenter  st,  9 m $900 

Bergland  B to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  Sept  18, 

saloon  159  w Erie  st,  2 y $550 

Bacigalupo  M to  M Shields  & Co  sept  23. 

furn  134  22d  st,  1 y $500 

Bentzen  C to  C Williams  sept  23,  furn  200 

n Halsted  st  6 m $35 

Brennwald  C to  W K Williams*  Sept  22, 

horses  etc  Jefferson  6 m $200 

Brovancher  F to  S B Foster  Sept  18,  horses 

etc,  6 m $144 

Brown  A G to  C Babcock  Sept  22,  fnrn 

163  w Polk  st $81 

Blake  C H to  Blain  Bros  Sept  22,  furn  19 

Carl  st,  7 m $45 

Bucher  R W to  J J Rose  Sept  23,  furn  22 

Cottage  Grove  av,  3 m $65 

Boyle  H M to  H Hudson  Aug  5,  furn  Lake 

3 m $61 

Burk  J to  J O’Hern  Sept  20,  horses  etc 

3122  La  Salle  st,  6 m $200 

Boulanger  J A to  E R Walker  Sept  23, 

furn,  36  St  Johns  pi,  6 m $60 

Beuford  G A to  J H Hicks  Sept  14,  furn  430 

w Van  Buren  st.  May  1 $75 

Burns  J J to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  Sept  15, 
billiard  goods,  193  Clark  st,  20.  m.  .$1927 
Bunton  J F to  E H Babcock  sept  27,  furn 

4145  Langley  av.  6 m $125 

Boyington  H H to  H A Pemberton  sept  21 

furn  1146  41st  st,  6 m $362 

Bennett  & Wood  to  R Rothchild’s  Sons 
sept  15,  saloon  fittings  12th  and  Morgan 

sts  2 y $964 

Barney  W T to  F T Carey  Apl  9,  furn  etc 

2215  Wabash  av,  2 y $500 

Cummings  P to  H A Pemberton  sept  22, 
piano  and  furn  4520  Evans  av,  6 m.  .$135 
Connors  C to  W S Wharton  sept  27,  furn 

829  Austin  av $132 

Czosek  A to  K G Schmidt  Brg  Co  sept  28, 
house  and  saloon,  107  Cleaver  st,  1 y 

$1500 

Cooke  A to  C Babcock  Sept  22  , furn  184 

Indiana  st,  Dec  22 $54 

Casey  J L to  A Schaffhauser  Sept  20  furn 

5101  State  st,  11  m $225 

Cook  A to  C BabcocK  Sept  22,  furn  184 

Indiana  st,  3 $54 

Carney  WE  to  D W and  H Baker  Sept 
23,  horses  etc,  728  Blue  Island  av,  18 

$602 

Cox  R to  W N Alley  sept  22,  furn  799  Car- 
rol av,  3 $62 

Carlson  F to  C Babcoca  Aug  — , furn  365_ 

Ausiin  av,  3m.,,, $7® 

Chalifoux  E to  H H Baboock  Sept  21,  furn 

53  w Polk  st,  4 m . . . , • • $65 

Craig  J K to  E H Babcopk  Sept  14,  piano, 

Clark  aijcJ  AJadjson  sts  3 m $62 

Covjngtpn  H T to  D F Bpemner  bakery 
Co  Sept  13,  \yagan  etc,  30  tfs , , , , • - • • $2100 
QdfffielU  B to  J H Norton  Sept  22,  furn.^ 

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A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having-  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

KILN- DRIED  II A It  It  W O O Si  FLOORING , 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

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Campbell  T C to  W Johnson  Sept  21,  furn 

13  and  15  22d  st,  6m $264 

Campbell  T C to  A J Bassett  Sept  21,  furn 

2 y $1000 

Crandall  F to  A Giffert  Sept  27,  fnrn,  39 

Walnut  st ...  $132 

Crosby  H E to  S Mackey  sept  25,  piano 

4010  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 m $84 

Collins  M to  S Mackey  Sept  27,  piano  1204 

Oakwood  bd,  6 m $104 

Connell  M G to  J D Spear  Sept  24,  furn 

360  Van  Buren  st $94 

Dyer  C C to  E H Babcock  Sept  21,  store 

fixtures  etc,  38  Francisco  st,  6 m $52 

Dyke  A E to  A Schaffhauser  sept  22,  furn 

3855  Grand  bd,  6 m $157 

Demmil  B to  J H Norton  Sept  23,  furn,  68 

Meridian  st,  6 m $126 

Davidson  J to  J Cullen  Sept  22,  furn  15 

Silver  st,  4 m $63 

Ellingsen  T to  H Larsen  Sept  21,  wagons 

etc  281  w Erie  st,  1 y $200 

Enk  A to  W N Alley  sept  10,  furn,  508  st 

6 m $141 

Enzel  C J to  J Cullen  Sept  25,  piano  453 

Taylor  st,  3 m $72 

Farnsworth  W to  Steele  Wedeles  & Co  sept 
27,  Hardman  piano  and  furn,  S Chicago 
1 y $1,000 

Ford  M A to  M L Harris  sept  24,  furn  1426 

Wabash  av $345 

Froelich  M to  E Ohrenstein  sept  25,  fix- 
tures 2818  State  st,  2 y $225 

FollicK  C D to  C Numa  Sept  22,  furn  79 

Van  Buren  st $200 

Flynn  J A to  G Baicer  sept  25,  saloon  71 

Canal  st,  16  m . 

Ford  C to  E R WalKer  sept  22,  furn  Hyde 

Pk  7 m $288 

Fuldner  H M to  M L Pemberton  sept  22, 

market  411  Lane  st,  6 m $60 

Fisher  H to  C Demme  sept  29,  furn  347 

Orchard  st,  2 y $500 

Frankl  A to  E H Babcock  Sept  17,  furn 

550  Blue  Island  av,  3 m $62 

Fulton  M to  J Cullen  Sept  22,  furn  260 

Morgan  st,  6 m $58 

Glecknor  H to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  Sept  8, 
billiard  goods  779*4  Madison  st,  ly.  .$684 

Gates  F G to  F M Bailey , dental 

goods  641  w Madison  st,  5 m $47 

Greenfeld  J to  F J Dewes  B Co  Sept  20, 

1487  Milwaukee  av,  ly $700 

Gausman  P to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  sept 
23,  furn,  19  w Randolph  st,  April  30,  ’86 

$400 

Grant  R S to  R M Grant  Sept  22,  furn  236 

State  st.  6m $300 

Guenther  O to  Blain  Bros  sept  22,  furn  223 

Fremont  st,  3 m $115 

Gmeiner  G to  M L Pemberton  Sept  22, 

horses  etc  S Lynne,  6 m $102 

Gage  J W to  E D Strong  Sept  1,  horses, 

etc  16.  s Paulina  st,  1 y $250 

Goes  W to  S MacKey  Sept  25,  furn  519  w 

Erie  st,  6 m $130 

Gowan  J H to  E R Walker  Sept  — , furn 

650  Warren  av,  4 m $181 

Guest  W J to  W W Charles  Sept  2,  furn 

etc  113  Locust  st  3 m $70 

Gerwin  W to  W S Wharton  Sept  27,  machy 

etc  7 and  9 Jefferson  st,  3 m $312 

Green  J S to  S Mackey  sept  28,  furn  517 

Orchard  st,  6 in $84 

Hausman  R to  G S French  Sept  28,  coupe 

etc  1209  Indiana  av,  6 m $114 

Hackett  J to  J H Norton  sept  28,  carriage 

etc  1912  Wabash  av,  3 m $93 

Henke  L to  S Heymau  Sept  20,  furn  162 

Fremont  st  90  ds $124 

Harris  E T to  O F Malcolm  Sept  22,  furn 

381  w Madison  st,  3 m $130 

Hatten,  Snowden  & Co  to  J S Hopkins 
Sept  1,  printing  office,  118  Fifth  av,  1 y 
$15,000 

Henderson  W H to  W T Johnson  Sept  11, 

furn  Glencoe  9 m $115 

Hughes  A K to  S Mackey  Sept  22,  piano, 

3657  Wabash  av,  6 m $99 

Heitzman  G J to  C Williams  sept  22,  mar- 


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Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Mouldings, 

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Frames,  Brackets,  Turnings,  Etc. 

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Ket  203  Colorado  st.  7 m $57 

Hillebreth  W to  H A Pemberton  sept  22, 

furn  192  N Union  st,  6 m $40 

Hunter  M to  M L Pemberton  sept  23,  furn 

3529  Wentworth  av,  6 m $56 

Haskins  J S to  F Sulzer  sept  24,  furn  144 

22d  st  ly $150 

Horton  H H to  J B Storey  Sept  17,  furn 

189  3d  av,  6 m $620 

Hesslegren  N A toC  BabcocK  sept  23,  furn 

454  JacKson  st,  4 m $252 

HicKey  D M to  C Williams  sept  24,  horses 

etc.  321  Monroe  st,  5 m $65 

Houghton  S A to  W H King  sept  25,  furn 

2407  Indiana  av,  6 m $312 

Hoffheimer  N to  F E Vogel  sept  21,  furn 

3620  Wabash  av,  18  m $450 

Hansen  C P to  N Peterson  sept  25,  machy 

404  s Clinton  st $647 

Herdiman  J to  H Flentie  Sept  27,  cows  etc 

Elk  Grove,  1 y $700 

Horder  E G to  E B Holt  mdse,  Wheaton 

$400 

Hoppe  P to  A Fethke  Sept  28,  wagon 

horses  etc  619  Union  st,  2 y $672 

Hoyt  M A to  S Mackey  sept  28,  furn  and 

piano.  34  Artesian  av,  3 m $116 

Judson  M to  R Isham  sept  28,  furn  493  Van 

Buren  st  6 m $86 

Johnson  D to  J H Spear  Sept  23,  furn  736 

Madison  st,  6 m $82 

James  F to  W W Charles  sept  22,  furn  and 

Dom  s m,  2022  ClarK  st,  3 m $112 

Julsina  M to  J E EsKilson  sept  21,  horse 

and  wagon  1 m $100 

Johnson  W J to  E R Walker  sept  23,  den- 
tal office  3037  State  st,  4 m $77 

Johnson  A J to  L P Smith  sept  4,  press 

etc  192  Madison  st  Sept  1 $236 

James  H to  S Richardson  Sept  18,  furn 

221  Hermitage  av,  6 m $135 

Knode  L K to  W H King  Sept  23,  furn  347 

w Van  Buren  st,  6 m $97 

Koch  J B to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  Sept 

21,  saloon $125 

Krausse  H C to  M L Pemberton  Sept  20, 
piano  and  furn  497  Racine  av,  6 m..$135 
KriskelJtoM  Flork  Sept  21,  furn  6446 

Hanover  st $98 

Keenan  J to  C Williams  sept  23,  furn  105 

16th  st,  7 $124 

Kelly  R H to  B A L Thomson  & Co  sept  27 

furn  Opera  house  blk,  6 m $66 

Kyle  G H to  W S Lasher  sept  23,  furn 

3814  State  st,  6 m $70 

Kiedinger  M to  W N Alley  sept  25,  furn. 

Lake  View,  6 m $98 

Kilroy  J to  J Cullen  Sept  25,  furn  407 

Maxwell  st,  2 m $72 

Kearney  J G to  F M Bailey  Sept  27,  carri 

age  454  and  456  State  st,  3 m $302 

Kroeter  C to  H Snowdon  sept  28,  horses, 

443  w Erie  st,  6 m $130 

Kleiner  B to  C Seipp  B Co  sept  29,  saloon 

1614  State  st,  1 y $60  ) 

Kilby  E M to  C G Breed  Sept  27,  buggy 

etc  Evanston,  1 y $150 

Kelly  H to  W W Charles  sept  27,  furn, 

Roseland,  4 m $250 

Kortum  H to  J Schmidt  sept  28,  mdse  288 

Larrabee  st,  2 y $ ‘ 10 

Lyman  F H & M to  H Harms  Sept  25, 
furn  and  piano,  465  w Harrison  st,  1 y 

$500 

Lowry  L M to  E R WalKer  sept  15,  furn, 

52  Congress  st,  3 m $101 

Leeland  W R to  Vivian  & Henry  sept  24, 

coupe  6 m $100 

Lancaster  W to  GM  Ratcliffe  sept  28,  furn 

115  w Polk  st,  5 m $65 

Love  M A to  Blain  Bros  Sept  20,  furn, 

Lake,  5 m $61 

Livingston  W S to  A Schaffhauser  Sept  20, 

furn,  1315  La  Salle  av,  6 m $36 

McCone  E to  M A Burdick  Sept  22,  furn 

95  Seymour  st,  2 y $72 

Miller  C to  J Landauer  Sept  23,  horses  etc 

Kinzie  and  Morgan  sts,  6 in $100 

Maisch  C to  J Cullen  sept  23,  furn  521  26th 
st,  3 m $62 


Mallert  E to  F M Bailey  sept  24,  furn  512 

State  st,  6 m $121 

McLaughlin  J H to  C Williams,  sept  23, 

horses  etc,  23  Meridian  st,  7 m $347 

Moberg  T to  J J Rose  sept  22,  furn  LaKe 

st  3 m $147 

Murphy  J to  M W Charles  sept  21,  furn, 

313  Lincoln  st,  4 m $57 

Meyer  F to  G W Kellner  sept  24,  saloon 

131  ClarK  st,  2 y $5,000 

McAfferty  N to  S MacKey  sept  25,  furn 

110  Loomis  st,  13  m $175 

McCune  L to  G BabcocK  Sept  25,  furn  324 

12tb  st,  June  1 $211 

Martin  T to  J Cullen  Sept  27,  horses  etc 

12th  st  and  Centre  av,  4 m $123 

Morgan  H & L T to  W S Lasher  sept  25, 

furn  1003  Madison  st,  1 y $400 

Morgan  W to  Gottfried  B Co  sept  28,  sa- 
loon 262  n Halsted  st,  2 y $350 

Masse  A to  Wheeler  & Wilson  Mfg  Co  sept 

29,  furn  94  Cly bourn  av,  Nov  1 $259 

Mulligan  J to  R Rehwoldt  sept  27,  furn 

4125  State  st,  9 m $107 

McWhorton  P W to  S Mackey  sept  28, 
horses  etc,  W Chi  Driving  Pk,  6 m.  .$1770 
Merrill  M to  Slessinger  & M,  Sept  28,  car- 
pets etc  179  21st  st,  90  ds  p in $353 

Martin  G R to  C Peterson  Sept  22,  milk 

business  etc  285  w Ohio  st,  7 m $500 

Miller  C F M to  J Maxon  sept  28,  furn  205 

n Clark  st,  3 m $436 

McLachlan  J C to  Rice,  Whitacre  & Co 

sept  23,  engine  etc,  LaKe,  3 m $75 

Morton  T M to  G N Culver  sept  22,  house 

346  Hudson  av,  2y $500 

Matejka  J V to  Schneidewend  & Lee  Co 

sept  24,  press  362  w 18th  st $365 

Mansfield  D L to  H A Pemberton  sept  21, 

fur  n934  Madison  st,  3 m $72 

McGowan  J to  M Roach  Sept  17,  furn  187 

w 12th  st,  7 in $350 

Mason  W to  J Phillips  Sept  15,  furn  3025 

Poplar  av,  5 m $68 

Miller  M to  G W’illiams  Sept  22,  piano  & 

furn  Englewood,  7 m $97 

Molt  H to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  Sept  20, 
saloon  Franklin  and  Division  sts  Apl  30 

$700 

McCloud  D to  J Phillips  Sept  22,  furn  889 

n ClarK  st,  5 m $80 

Mamlock  F to  S Mackey  Sept  23,  piano 

414  Morgan  st $47 

Merrill  H T to  J Webster  Sept  28,  piano 

465  Washington  bd $249 

McCune  E A S to  J Stirlen  Sept  22,  furn, 

3706  Vincennes  av $310 

Nahrstadt  W to  B MarKwald  sept  22,  cut- 
lery etc,  2 y $600 

Owens  W H to  W N Skettlestring  Sept  13, 

harnesses  etc,  Oak  Pk  • " $160 

O’Donaghue  W H to  O Williams  sept  28, 

saloon  524  State  st,  6 m $101 

O.Ruarc  H to  E H BabcocK  sept  21,  furn 

Continental  Hotel,  4 m $77 

O’Mara  P to  C Babcock  Sept  16,  furn  6 m 

$56 

PlunKett  M Hto  H V Bemis  Sept  23,  furn 

6 * $737 

Picard  T to  R Isham  sept  27,  furn  337 

State  st,  6 m $86 

Polk  J W to  H Rehwoldt  sept  20,  furn,  47 

Seymour  st,  6 m $175 

PoBock  M T to  V Blatz  Sept  22,  saloon  121 

w Washington  st,  1 y $300 

Raulk  G to  Blain  Bros  Sept  23,  carriage 

etc  204  Sangamon  st,  5 m $301 

Rigney  B to  J D Spear  Sept  25,  furn  340 

Throop  st,  9 $80 

Rogers  R to  M Carrington  sept  26,  furn 

3158  Wabash  av,  2 y $2103 

Roney  J W to  J H Norton  Sept  27,  furn 

368  w Lake  st,  3 m • $34 

Ripley  G C to  C L Atwater  sept  20,  in 

livery,  13  to  15  Ada  st,  Apl  1 $500 

Redelings  H E to  G Williams  sept  20, 

horses  etc,  ParK  Ridge  7 m $76 

Roos  A to  Ernst  Bros  B Co  sept  23,  saloon 

124  w Randolph  st,  demand $202 

Reimers  G to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  sept 
23,  saloon,  9 Wendell  st,  2 y $966 


Rothe  E & 0 to  H Peterson  Sept  23,  horse 

etc  309  w Van  Buren  st,  3 m $91 

Ryan  E to  C E Wyman  Sept  27,  cab  etc 

292  May  st  6 m $73 

Ryan  E to  Vivian  & Henry  Sept  28,  coupe 

292  May  st,  6 m $176 

Sloat  W to  C Pick  & Co  sept  21,  crocnery 

etc,  330  n State  st,  21  wks $215 

Squires  E R to  T Squires  sept  23,  machy 

etc,  245  Clybourn  av,  2 y $750 

Sommer  C to  M L Pemberton  sept  22, 

furn  688  Orchard  st,  6 m $110 

Sweeney  J to  R Rothchild’s  Sons  sept  23, 
saloon  goods,  146  Chicago  av,  1 y . . . . $497 
Smith  W B to  M Spaulding  sept  21,  saloon 

198  w Monroe  st,  18  m $1091 

Smith  C M to  Cooper  & NaecKen  sept  25, 

saloon  1010  MilwauKee  av $300 

Sprague  C H to  Illinois  Type  Foundry 
sept  24,  presses  etc  Ashland  block,  June 

7,  p m $125 

Smith  R H to  C W Peeler  sept  23,  furn, 

3126  State  st,  6 m $400 

Schumacher  W J to  A HaussKe  sept  27, 

218  Larrabee  st,  6 m $350 

Schneitzer  L to  J R Coulter  sept  24,  furn 

45  ClarK  st,  6 m $537 

Spencer  S W to  W S Wharton  Sept  28,  furn 

Jefferson  4 m $115 

Sanford  J to  C J Shields  Sept  27,  furn  39 

Chatham  st,  6 m $425 

Stephens  J to  S Mackey  Sept  27,  furn  841 

Madison  st,  6 m $68 

Schuliz  J to  F Rolphe  Oct  15,  horses  etc 

Leyden,  ly $160 

Stamell  J to  T Boyle  furn  415  Hurlbut  st 

4 m $63 

Schroeder  N J to  W Nieshorster  sept  27, 

horse  etc  2609  Wentworth  av,  5 m $55 

Smith  M to  A Jacoby  sept  27,  furn  3207 

Prairie  av,  1 y $500 

Schmaekels  M to  F Keeler  sept  29,  furn 

2359  Calumet,  2 y $345 

Sanitary  News  Co  to  Campbell  P P Co 
sept  18.  press  113  Adams  st,  2 y pm  $1450 
Sherman  C B to  C Babcock  sept  22,  horses 

etc,  45  Curtis  st,  4 m $54 

Schmidt  0 to  E H Babcock  Sept  20,  furn, 

Lake,  1 y $300 

Shaw  L F to  J E O’Neill  Aug  5,  wagon  etc 

Jefferson,  1 y $400 

Stublen  B F to  S Mackey  Sept  21,  furn, 

Lake  6 m $90 

Switzer  W F to  O F Malcolm  Sept  21,  furn 

27  Lexington  st,  6 m $57 

SchmaedeKe  F to  A Schmaedeke  Sept  20, 

furn,  Mathison,  2 y $200 

Studley  IF  to  L A Benton  Sept  22,  fnrn 

447  Dearborn  av,  5 m $100 

Slocum  W A to  '1Toy  L Mach  Co  Sept  22, 

machy,  2 y $1175 

Shumaker  W J to  J Geldeu  Sept  22,  furn 

2252  State  st,  60  ds $65 

Shaw  T to  E R Walker  Sept  13,  furn  36  St 

Johns  pi,  6 m $60 

Taylor  W A to  H B Rogers  Sept  23,  furn 

647  Chestnut  st,  3 m $30 

Tilghmau  G F to  C J Williams  Sept  27, 

furn  98  Ogden  av,  6 m $186 

Turner  L to  C Babcock  sept  27,  furn  2951 

Dearborn  st,  4 $52 

Tuohy  J D to  A F Temple  sept  28,  piano 

18  Ogden  pi,  3 m $57 

Thieler  C to  H A Pemberton  sept  11,  fnrn 

488  Racine  av,  3 m $63 

Troovial  C to  D L Zook  Sept  22,  furn,  78 

Wesson  st,  90  ds $65 

Vick  J to  J and  W K Gardner  Sept  23, 
horse  and  wagon  Jefferson,  to  secure 

rent $140 

Viets  E to  Vivien  & Henry  Sept  22,  coupe 

137  Sibley  st,  6 $150 

Wood  N J to  0 D Hadsell  Jan  5,  furn  Jef- 
ferson 2 $27 

Watson  J to  C Babcock  Sept  29,  furn  3406 

State  st  4 $50 

Wyatt  W P to  C Williams  sept  25,  horse 
market  etc  624  w Indiana  st,  7 m . . . . $102 
Wing  W S G to  W S Wharton  sept  15, 
horses  etc  152  Robey  st,  4 m $115 


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Wheeler  W H to  S O’Brien  sept  24,  carpets 

251  Webster  av $118 

Winkler  E to  C Williams  sept  23  furn  765 

Fulton  st,  7 m $53 

Woods  A to  N M Simonds  Sept  22,  range 

July  21 , $98 

Winter  & Co  to  Blain  Bros  Sept  22  saloon 

56  Michigan  av,  4 m $231 

Williams  IL  E to  Blain  Bros  Sept  18,  furn 

468  Chicago  av,  7 m $65 

Ware  O W to  W Lasher  Sept  21,  furn  3125 

S Park  av $300 

Weich  P to  E W Dryden  &,  Co  Sept  24  cab 

pm $211 

Wilson  B to  J Pailippe  Sept  23,  furn,  20 

Clinton  st,  Apl  14 $426 

Wetter  J to  J Cullen  Sept  22,  furn  etc  Illi- 
nois and  Michigan  sts,  1 y $148 

White  F H to  S Mackey  Sept  23,  piano 

and  furn,  Calumet,  6 m $708 

Zinke  G to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  Sept  22 
house  679  Canal  st $750 


HOItrtlAOKS. 

Densmore  J S to  Town  of  Troy  Grovs  Aug 
17,  Its  13  and  14  b 16,  6 38  14,  5 y 8% 

$300 

Senfert  P to  F Korff  sept  — , It  2 b 7,  31 

40  14,  4 y 8% $1300 

Krick  J & G to  A Bauer  sept  23.  pt  It  1,  ne 

34  1 40  12  (25  acs)  5 y,  8% $1900 

Sherwood  E W to  Englewood  B & L Assn 

Sept  13,  pt  It  6 b 4,  10  38  14,  7# $150^ 

Ward  R E to  Calumet  B & L Assn  June  16, 

Its  1 and  2,  22  37  14,  7 y 2% $ 

Keefe  E to  U S B & L Society  Sept  1,  It  10 

b 6,  Butterfield  add,  8% $300 

Nelson  C to  W N Av  B L & H Assn  Sept 

23  It  33,  b 1,  36  40  13,  b% $800 

Muller  G to  H Hoepe  July  27,  It  6 b 7,  31 

40  14,  7 y 6$ $1173 

Sievers  J to  H Hoepe  July  28,  It  26  b 6,  31 

40  14,  3 y,  8% $350 

Newman  A S to  F K Sigmund  Sept  22,  It 

31  b 6,  8 39  14,  3 y 7% $1000 

Bayne  W to  N W M L Ins  Co  Aug  25,  Its  1 
and  2 b 4 b 11,  Bushnell’s  add,  2y,  8% 

$15,000 

Thiel  M to  Home  M L Assn  Sept  22,  It  53 

b 21,  5 39  14,  5 1-5$ $1700 

Maher  R to  People’s  B & L Assn  Sept  6,  It 

29  b 31,  33  39  14,  8% .'..$1700 

Harrnes  J to  N Chi  Mut  S & B Assn,  Sept 
23,  Its  3 to  5 b 21,  E Wrightwood,  5 1-5$ 

$3700 

Lyberg  O to  S Johnston  June  16,  e *4  2 

12  b 14,  J R & S add,  2 y,  8% $lb00 

RossowF  to  C Bartels  Sept  18,  It  13  It  1 It 

4,  30  39  14.  4 y,  8% $1000 

Rich  J to  H L Barney  Aug  2,  pt  Its  11  and 

12  b 63,  Hyde  Pk,  3 y,  6^ $500 

Dobson  R to  F Patterson  sept  24,  It  21,  b 

1 It  E 28  40  14,  60  ds.  7% $300 

Boudrow  L to  N Corwith  July  19,  It  12  b 2 

1 38  13,  3 y,  7%  $375 

Loughton  J to  N Corwith  July  13,  It  11  b 

2, 138  13,  3 y 7% $350 

Perry  P to  N Corwith  Julv  13,  P,  10  b 2,  1 

38  13,  3 y,  7% $350 

Seavey  G L to  J W Schremer  Sept  23,  3 y, 

7% $1250 

Schaefer  P to  E F Connor  Mch  11,  e % ne 

34  15  41  12,  4 y,  5% $3475 

Cass  G W to  W Haight  Sept  22,  It  24  b 1, 

17  37  14,  7 y $- 

McNamara  T to  T Connell  Sept  22,  It  19  b 

31,  33  39  14,  1 y 6$ $100 

Nowak  M to  Home  M L Assn  Sept  18,  It  3 

b 16,  Elston  add,  5 1-5$ $1200 

Benson  A H to  B&  M B & L Assn  July  1, 

Its  1 and  2 b 5,  13  39  13,  8$ $4000 

Ficke  J S to  Home  M L Assn  Sept  13,  It  7 
b 12,  H and  H sub.  36  40  13,  5 1-5$.  .$3300 
Storm  F to  People’s  B & L Assn  Sept  20, 

It  16  b 8,  1 39  13,  8$ $100 

Heise  W to  W A Smith  Sept  20,  Its  4 to  6 

b 15,  29  40  14,  3 y,  6$  $800 

Oppenheimer  M to  W W Harris  sept  22,  It 

21  b 1,  28  39  14.  5 y,  6 %% $4000 

Halloran  A & D to  Phoenix  B Society  sept 

22,  It  4 b 6,  36  40  13,  5% $1100 

Svnke  M to  V Vizny  Sept  22,  It  14  b 56,  21 

39  14,  3 y,  6$ $1,300 

Vos  J to  J Griffin  Sept  21,  pt  Its  17  and  18 

b 4,  15  38  14,3  y 7$ $900 

O’Chaney  E to  R J Bennett  Sept  22,  It  18  b 

27,  Ravenswood $250 

Bentz  F to  Z Scholer  Sept  23,  It  58  b 27,  7 

39  14,  1 y 6 % $500 

Edmunds  R to  Chicago  Perm  B & L Assn 

Sept  7,  It  45,  b 77,  35  38  14,  8$ $1800 

Ultsch  J to  Pheonix  B Society  Sept  23,  It 

21  b 3 It  E.  28  40  14,  5$ $1800 

Heet  H J to  F B Peabody  Sept  22,  pt  w >4 

se  34  17  40  14,  3 y,  6$ $6500 

Meyer  M to  Phoenix  B Society  Aug  31,  It 
7 b 7,  Gross  n add,  5$ $500 


Dreymuller  H to  N Chi  Mut  S & B Assn, 
Sept  25,  It  155  b 1 b 6,  29  40  14,  5 1-5$ 

$1,000 

Vellingo  A to  II  Hey  ting  Sept  6,  It  19,  16 

37  14,  5 y 6$ .' $3000 

Van  Gilder  A to  Nat  S & L Assn  July  19, 

It  36  b 1,  22  37  14,  8$ $200 

Massman  W to  N W L & B Assn  Aug  17,  It 

31b  1,  Parkside,  8$ $200 

Nelson  PAtoB&SMSL&B  Assn  sept 

13.  It  42  b 9,  29  40  14,  6$ $300 

Crafts  N S & C C to  M Cole  Sept  13,  It  6 b 

6,  9 39  13,  2y  6$ $700 

Landin  C to  F Haerdt  Sept  22,  It  5 b 7 20 

40  14,  2 y,  6$ $400 

Ernest  V to  Grant  B & L Assn  Sept  22,  It 

23,  b 1,  20  39  14,  6$ $5000 

Mahnke  F C to  N Chi  Mut  L & B Assn  sept 

24,  It  1 b 25,  33  40  14,  5 1-5$ $300 

Steadman  J J to  J E Bimmauk  Sept  15,  It 

23  b 42,  6 37  15,  6 m 6$ $500 

Whittaker  W to  J Albcrhart  Sept  6,  Its  22 

and  23  b 2,  14  38  13,  3 y $300 

Miller  D L to  J Alberhart  July  13,  It  40  b 

4,  14  38  13,  May  1 $150 

Arnold  W F to  H Mussy  Sept  22,  pt  It  10  b 

21,  7 39  13,  3 y,  5$ $700 

Hatterman  FWtoCML  Ins  Co  Sept  11, 

It  4 b 8,  6 39  14,  6$ $1150 

Schaefer  L to  A Hoefer  Sept  22,  It  10  b 1, 

7 39  14,  5$ $5000 

Barton  T to  W Merki  Sept  25,  It  113,  Flints 

add,  2 y 7$ $600 

Carlson  F 0 to  Phoenix  B Society  Sept  24 

It  17,  b 3,  Gross  Park  add,  5$  $700 

Hagg  JJtoNWL&B  Assn  Aug  17,  It  31 

b 1 Parkside,  8$ $500 

Phillips  L L to  R Commons  Sept  21,  It  1 b 

10  Culver  add,  Evanston  6 m 8$ $75 

Riggle  EJ  & OAtoLC  Daemicke  Sept 
20,  pt  It  9 and  8 b 3,  26  39  13,  3 y 7$. $1500 
Russell  P to  E Dymond  Sept  1,  It  22  b 46, 

Jefferson  3 y‘  7$ $2000 

Klappauf  C to  P Damm  Sept  21,  It  95  nw 

34  8 38  14,  3 y,  8$ $450 

Hendricks  M A & W S to  H Hagenback 
Sept  1,  It  10  b 3,  17  39  14,  5 y,  6$. . . $2645 
Busche  J to  W Corwith  Sept  8,  It  7 b 4,  1 

38  13,3  y,  7$ $250 

Mitchell  P to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  Sept  13, 

It  44  b 2 b 28,  31  39  14,  8$ $500 

O’Reilly  H to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn  Sept 

20,  It  31  b C,  28  39  14,  8$ $100 

Foster  J to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn  Sept 

20,  It  14  b 10,  33  39  14,  7$  $200 

Funk  A to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  Sept  8,  It 

18  b 9,  32  39  14,  8$ $600 

Reichert  W to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn  Aug 

14,  It  1 b 2,  8 38  14,  8$ $800 

Hulbert  G H to  S G Long  Oct  11,  pt  It  7 b 

5,  3 38  14,  1 y $1000 

Quinlan  M to  J Schmidt  Sept  25,  It  43  It  l 

b 27,  29  39  14,  2 y 6$ $250 

Griffin  B to  T Williams  Mch  20,  It  3 b 31, 

4 38  14,  3 y 8$ $800 

Keating  J to  Lincoln  B & L Assn  Sept  24, 

It  6 b 1,  8 38  14,  8$ $600 

Landmessou  M to  J Wegner  July  25,  It  101 

b 27,  Sheffield  add  5 y,  6$ $200 

Dietrich  A to  J Wegner  July  1,  It  22  b 2,  8 

38  14,  3 y,  8% $225 

Schloesser  K to  J Wegner  Aug  1,  Its  1 to 

47  b 1 8 38  14,  3 y,  8% $9000 

Belson  W G to  Conservative  B <fc  L Assn 
Sept  25,  pt  It  407  b 9,  8 39  13,  62 ... . $800 


Minga  M to  E Morquardt.sept  4,  It  27  b 2 

b 45,  19  40  14,  5y  5% $800 

Marshall  C T to  C P Leland,  Sept  15,  lots 
21  and  22, b 10  Ravenswood,  3y  8%.  . .$500 
Kean  J M to  O H Morse,  Sept  18,  Its  9 and 

10  b 23,  Rogers’  Park,  3y  7% $500 

Brigham  W I to  W A Chapman,  Its  7 and 

8 b 22,  Rogers’  Park,  ly  10$ $100 

Klebba  L to  W Klebba,  sept  1,  It  24  b 4 b 

44  Sheffield  add,  3y  /% $400 

Bruchschlegel  J to  W Henschel,  Sept  20, 
part  n e 14  se  % 21  41  13  etc,  5y  7%, 

$3,500 

Johnson  A L to  C W Richmond,  July  21, 
pt  lots  12  to  14  b 13  La  Grange,  3y  3%. 

$1,170 

Hanrahan  M to  J Stoltz,  Sept  21,  lot  33  b 

2 b 82,  33  39  14,  Mar  1,  7% $950 

Sprenger  C to  R Perl,  sept  18,  It  28  blk  2, 

36  40  13,  ly  6$ $87 

Klebba  J to  W Kuester,  sept  20,  It  69  b 9, 

Sheffield  add,  3y  7% $1,100 

LaBahn  F to  W Kuesler,  Sept  18,  lot  11  b 

43,  33  40  14,  2y  7% $1,700 

Hunerbein  C to  A Schroeder,  sept  16,  prt 

It  79  to  83  b 2,  4 38  14,  8m  8% $202 

Lutz  J to  F Samuel,  Aug  19,  It  31  b 64,  19 

39  14,  2y  8% $275 

Skilton  H D to  H H Benson,  Aug  15,  pt  b 

198  Maywood $4,000 

Larson  A to  N Olein.  Sept  20,  pt  It  5 b 3, 

29  40  14,  ly  7%...' $300 

Karnolt  W to  J Silhausk,  Aug  28,  It  69  b 
10,  20  39  14 $7,000 


QUIT  CLAIM  OEEUS  AM)  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lot  37  and  s 16  ft  Lot  36,  Alethean  add 
Aug  17,  Connecticut  Mut  Life  Ins  Co  to 

Lewis  Morgenthau $4925 

L 5 and  6 of  Its  13  to  22  blk  1 blk  8,  Lee’s 
sub  12  39  13,  Aug  31,  T G Dickinson  to 

F A Taylor $1 

Lt  6 blk  1,  Sheldon  & Parker  sub  e 86 
!4  28  39  14,  Aug  14,  H M Tuller  to  C 

Tinley $100 

NW  34  se  M 1 39  13,  Sept  11,  City  of  Chi- 
cago to  J O Wetherbee  et  al  Trustee . $1000 
Lot  25  Blk  7,  Higgins.  Law  & Co  add  Aug 

25,  C E Mason  to  E McNally $66 

Lot  5 of  Lots  1 and  4 blk  26,  S Pk  29  39  14 
Feb  11,  S Park  Commrs  to  M W Bon- 

field $10 

Lot  9 Blk  11  Walkers  dock  add  June  22,  A 

C Badger  to  Same $5876 

Lot  8 Blk  11,  Same  June  16,  D G Hamil- 
ton to  A M Walder $1 

Lot  18  Blk  7 se  34  20  39  14,  Nov  10  ’85, 
Master  in  Chancery  to  J Jeske  et  al . . . . $1 
Lot  56  Blk  33,  19  39  14,  sept  17,  F W J 

Thomsen  to  J Zahal $ 

Lots  17  and  18  bk  10  Higgins,  Law  <fc  Co 
add  Sept  20,  J Healey  to  Mary  Bayner 
$50 

Lot  6 e 34  b 45  7 39  14,  Sept  18,  City  of 

Chicago  to  J Carne  Jr $25 

Lot  33  Blk  2,  Sheldon  & Parkers  sub  se  34 
28  39  14,  Sept  10,  Harriet  M Tuller  to  F 

F Fuchs $37 

Lot  5 blk  2,  Vernon  Park  add  Sept  18,  F A 
C Ehlers  to  C CBusse $2000 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures 

[his  List  is  published  but  nnre  and  is  mil  ki  pi  j, 
;lype.  See  back  numbers  ol  Tun  Jcui.Nal. 

October  13. 

Lot  6 in  blk  11 ; lots  11  to  16  in  b 14,  and  lot  r in  1,11 
17,  all  in  1 indeu  Grove,  iu  ihe  sub  of  (he  souih  an  m, 
■md  the  west  35  acres  of  ihe  norih  7u  acres  of  the  nv  j 
or  of  sec  21  38  14.  F B McCuiie,  Merlin  Morris 
G M Hamilton,  Guardians 

October  18. 

Lot  4 in  b 18  in  Irondale  sub  of  e ha  f of  sec  1:1  3’ 

14.  Li  J Avery,  Master.  I.  N. 

October  li> 

l ot  7 b 9 of  Hausbri  ugh  k H.  Ss’  sub  of  e ‘ .2  o ,v 
qr  of  sec  36  40  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  29  b 4,  Kay's  add  to  Chicago,  iu  sec  8 38  14.  i : 
F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 

Lot  25  in  Altgeld’s  sub  of  n half  of  sw  qr  of  b 4 it  4 
sub  of  b 44  in  Sheffield’s  add  to  Chicago,  with  im 
provements  thereon,  known  as  311  Ward  st.  S F Han 
chett,  Sheriff.  L N.J 

October  IS. 

Lots  15  and  16  in  b 1 of  Flournoy’s  re-sub  of  Jonei  ' 
& Patrick’s  add  in  sec  18  3914,  with  buildings  and  im 
provements  thereon,  known  as  914  and  916  W Harri 
son  st.  Annie  A Baker,  Guardian.  L N. 

October  25. 

Lots  18  in  b 7 in  Stave  & Klemm’s  sub  of  the  ne  qi  1 
of  sec  25  38  14.  D J Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  10  and  w 10  ft  of  lot  9 in  O’Regan’s  sub  of  pari 
of  b 48  in  Kinzie’s  add.  D J Avery,  Master. 

JUDGMENTS. 

SUPEBIOB  OOUBT. 

103471  Osborne  ft  Chessman  Co  v Edward  M Frank, 
lin.  Bydeflt  $7780.41),  no  exn.  On  ans  of  Unior 
Brass  Mfg  Co,  earn,  $190.53. 

104010  DePes  Pratt  use  of  G W Kinney  tr,  v Aaron  1 
Fenton.  By  stip,  $504  92.  Satssfled. 

98856  Carl  Thor  v Louis  Muerzburger.  By  agreet  $30. 
Satisfied. 

98512  E P Donnell  vRand,  McNally  & Co.  On  findg 
$300. 

104737  C3as  Viersema  v Louis  Friedrich.  By  deflt. 
$3162.50. 

104583  G Silver  et  al  v M Lowenstein.  By  deflt  $461. 

76. 

90958  August  Melin  v Chas  E Clark.  On  findg,  $250. 
Satisfied . 

99794  John  M Green  v Thos  Dillon  & Thos  Burns.  Oi; 
findg,  36.50. 

98817  John  A Gauger  et  al  v Vaclav  Machek  & John  A 
Benes.  On  ver,  $584. 

98832  Annie  Devine  v A W Buckley.  On  findg,  $35; 

Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  36  ds. 

101236  John  Claflin  et  al  v Wm  W Halsled,  WmA 
Haynes  John  K Meyers  and  J Edmund  Bently  $1142 
and  sped  exn. 

104410  Benjamin  Knower  et  al  v Same.  By  deflt,  $291f 
and  sped  exn. 

CIBCUIT  COURT. 

THAN SCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

3043  Albert  Minkoskie  v Ludwig  Panke.  $26.56.  * 1 

3044  Wm  Klinau  v Same.  $35.43. 

3045  Chas  H Lawreuce  v Milton  L Knight.  $97.50. 

3046  Schanke  & Bussell  v Otto  Stellman.  $51.78.  , j 

3047  Samuel  Hill  v Charles  aDd  P A Weunershold. 
$105.75. 

57647  Paul  H Norton  v Geo  ;H  Leonard.  By  deflt 
$2562.91  and  sped  exn. 

57579  Alberto  Schmidt  et  al  v John  Franzen.  By 
deflt  $159.80  and  sped  exn. 

37889  Benjamin  Isaacs  v Geo  E Newberry.  On  findg. 
$25  Satisfied. 

57830  Thos  J ManniDg  v Jacob  Franks.  $528.50. 

57818  Martin  C Kearney  v Martin  J Hogan.  By  deflt, 
$369.79. 

57620  Wm  Wilson  v John  Drennen.  By  deflt,  $1830. 2C 
debt,  $18311.20  das.  Condtnl  judgt  v Temple  Pump 
Co.  garn,  $300.73. 

27020  Thos  Lord  v Green  G Garner  and  C M Hardy. 
Same  $213.38  debt,  $213.38  das  debt  to  be  dischgd, 
etc,  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

3791  Eorbes  Lith  Co  v Liston  Beef  Co.  By  deflt,  $450 


COUNTY  COUBT. 

6761  Flavius  J Barber  etalv  John  Kuhn.  Bydeflt, 
238.09. 

5726  A H Lanphere  v Waiter  Meadowcroft.  Ou  ver, 
$285. 

5831  Jas  Dillou  v Thos  Donohue.  On  fludg,  $249.63. 

By  agreet,  exn  stayed  15  ds. 

5772  People,  use  of  C F Cook  v Zach  Hofheiiner . Ou 
findg,  $500  debt,  $483.37  ds. 

5766  Moses  Bernstein,  use  of  B M Sbaffuer  v Barnet 
and  Mary  Kubenstein  and  Benjamin  Bernstein.  On. 
findg.  $500  debt,  $i00  das,  debt  to  be  dischgd  etc. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  2)0  ds. 


Thirty -Kin  tli  Street  to  be  Paved. 

There  are  two  horse  car  tracks  on  39th  st 
from  Cottage  Grove  avenue  to  State  St.  but 
there  has  never  been  a pavement  laid  in  the 
street.  Thirty-ninth  street  is  the  dividing 
line  between  the  city,  the  Town  of  Take  and 
the  village  of  Hyde  Perk,  and  all  three  cor-  , 
poratins  are  interested  iu  this  improvement. 
Sewer,  water  and  gas  pipes  are  only  laid  tc 
to  State  street.  The  Engineer  of  the  Town 
of  Lake,  Superintendent  Powell,  of  Hyde 
Park,  Commissioner  Pnrdy  and  Superinten 
dent  McGann  held  a consultation  and  drove 
over  the  ground.  A report  will  be  made  tc 
each  corporation,  and  the  street  will  be  pav 
ed  and  otherwise  improved  early  in  the 
spring  of  1887. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


-)  CHICAGO  (- 


yard  pricks 

Building;  Material. 


-CAR  liOTS — DRY. 


'renton  pressed  brick 

t.  Louis  pressed  brick  

’hiladelphia  pressed  brick  

Illwaukee  pressed  brick 

nJiaua  pressed  brick  

Inltimore  pressed  brick  55 

r>ie  brick " I'”  25  00®4U  I 

dme,  bbl 7B(CV  9 , 

,ime,  iu  bulk,  (ft!  hbt  60 

lolored  mortar,  lt>  " 4 

itucco,  ^ It) 1 75(®  1 95 

Masteridg  Pair,  ^ bu  ‘20@  25 

Vhite  sau  1 1 (15 

ikron  and  Utica  cement,  ijjt  bbl 1 00 

.ouisvilie  and  Milwaukee  cement,  t|p  bbl  1 25 

’orfland  cement,  bbl 3 0U@  3 25 

tarble  du-t,  ^ bbl  1 75 


1 

All  2x6 — 20  feet 

$ 7 on@  7 25 

“ — 22  feet 

40  .. 

u —24  feet 

27  .. 

All  2x8—2 ) feet 

47  .. 

— 22  feet 

25  .. 

“ —24  feat 

1C  00@20  . . 

2x10—20  feet 

HICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

stand  2d  clear,  2-inch *47  oo@48  00 

stand  2d  clear.  U4  and  V/2  inche- 45  ..@48  00 

d clear,  1J4  and  1!4  42  ..@43  00 

inclies  ^44 

i select,  1%  and  1(4  inches ' I . . 38  . . @30 

v select,  2 inches . . 49  (a.  4 1 

(select,  ISi,  114  anil  2 inches 31  00@32  . 

s4  clear  and  select,  together  26  . . @27 

x4  B,  select  ^20 

s6  clear  and  select 34 

2x8  36  . 

All  one  length.  *1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

St  and  2d  clear  46  00@47  00 

i clear 40  . .@42  . . 

1 select,  9 inches  and  upward  34  . . (gj 35 

Hear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base)  34  ..fa’35 

and  8 inches  B (base)  30  ..@31 

1 select 25  . . @26  . . 

'hin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward,  24  ..@25  .. 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS— ROUGH. 

, stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  41  00@42  00 

B 36  ..@37  .. 

C 31  ..@32  .. 

2 in.  com.,  12  ft 14  @15 

8 it 16  .' 

2-inch  com.  10  and  20  ft 16  50@18  . . 

) stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  19  . @20  . 

8 feet 22  . . @23  . . 

0 feet 23 

2 in,  No  2, 12  ft 13  0U 

14  and  16  ft 12  ..@12  50 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

t box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

Add  to  foregoing  prices  for  dressing  one  side,  *1: 
wo  sides,  $1  50 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  ank  fencing,  for  dressing 
me  side,  $1;  two  sides,  $1.50. 

BEaDED  CEILING — TIED. 

!lear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00@‘23  00 

A,  20  . . @21  50 

B 18  50@20  50 

C 14  5U@15  .. 

dear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 30  . . @32 

Hear  and  A.  %-inch,  6 inch 32  . .@33  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 28  . . @29  no 

B,  % insh  . 6 inch 31  ..@32  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS'. 

lommon  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 12  ..@13  00 

,‘  14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  0U@14  . . 

lo.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  ..@12 

Jo-  3 “ “ 8 50@  9 .’ '. 

lommon  1%  and  lVt-inch 12  6J@15  0.) 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

st quality  fencing,  16  teet 13  50@14  50 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  ..(©14  . 

Jo.  2 fencing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 10  50@11  50 

Jo  2 „ 16  ft 11  50@12  50 

Jo  3,  all  lengths H 5u@  9 uu 

lommon  fencing,  4@neh,  12  and  14 12  5u@12  50 

“ 16  ft 12  5U@13  50 

lorway,  No  1 14 

Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dresiing 
inside,  $1  two  sides.  $1  50. 

FLOORING— DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

1 flooring,  6-mch 33  50  to  34 

B 31  . . to  32  . . 

C 23  . . to  24  00 

lo  lFencing,  6-inch 16  0 

10  feet 14  00 

dear  and  a 4-inch 30  . . to  32 

B 1 28  . . to  29 

" c 24  ..  t.  25  .. 

Jorway  clear  and  A, 21  . to  22 

B,  6-inch , 19  . . to  20  I 

B,  4-inch 19  . . to  20 

C,  6-inch 17  . . to  18  . . 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or 

ship  lap 14  50  to  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or 

ship  lap 15  ..  to  16  .. 

. partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 39  50 

B 35  10 

C 26  . . to  27 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

st  and  2d  clear $39  00 

. siding  strips 36  00  to  37  uo 

flooring  strips  31  . . to  32 

1 “ “ 29  . . to  30  . . 

‘ “ 22  ..  to  23  .. 

SIDING— TIED. 

st  and  2d  clear 21  . . to  22 

8i(Ung 19  50  to  20  50 

B 18  ..  to  19  50 

1 C 13  60  to  14  U0 

encmg  siding,  ‘;D> 9 50  to  10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-iuch,  50  cents  morn  than 
i)  fifing. 

TIMBER.  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

Note.  -The  prices  quoted  in  the  table  are  those 
xed  by  the  meeting  of  .sept.  7.  The  present  selling 
rices  are  $12  for  ‘2x4  to  2x10,  1‘2  to  16  feel;  $12.:.0(ttf 
1 for  same  sizes,  18  feet.  For  longer  lengths,  and 
)r  all  ‘2x12  and  small  timbers,  there  are  but  slight 
Lncessious  made  from  the  List,  if  any. 

| II  2x4,  2x6,  2x8  k 2x10—12,  14,  16  feel.. 

I[  u *fc  “ k*  2x12,  4x4  to  8x8 — 

|lft  18  feet 13  00 

nJJ  4x4  to  8x8—12,  14  and  16  feet.  . . 13  00 

'll  2x4—20,  22  and  24  leot 14  50 


12  5u 


13  50 

16  50 

17  00 

14  51 

15  00 

15  50 

14  0!) 

u —22  and  24  ft  17  00 

2x12— ‘20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $17.  24  ft,  18  00 

4x4  to  8x8—20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $16.  24  ft,  16  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width  ..  9 0(@  9 50 

2x4,  cull,  12,  14  and  16  ft . 10  0 @10  50 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 


5 

6 “ “ “ “ . 

7 “ u “ ik  . 

8 “ “ “ “ .. 

9 to  11  “ “ “ . 

8 inch,  sawed  )4,  7 feet 

9 to  11, 

5 Vi  inch,  u l/2,  7 feet 

6 

7 

8 


14 

18 

23 

34 

50 

7/4 

, 7 feet 11 

V/2 

, 7 feet 9 

H,  7 feet 11 

)4,  7 feet 16 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common $8  ( 0@9  00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  0t) 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected  18  00 

iy2  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2*4-inch 00  60 

2^4 -inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Extra  A $2  25 @2  40 

Choice  A i 2 !•  @2  20 

Standard  A 2 10 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 20 

Standard  Cedar 2 00 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

Lath — car  loads— Dry 1 75 


MAHOGANY. 

Cuba,  1st,  1 to  2 iu 145  00 

2d,  1 to  2 in 115  00 

Mexican,  1st,  1 to  in U!0  0 

2d,  1 to  2 in 115  00 

St.  Jago,  1 to  2 in 180  00 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in $22  00@24  00 

1*4  in.  and  over 25  00  28  00 

Common.  15  Of  @17  ('0 

Cull 10  00  12  00 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1V2  in 23  00  25  00 

Thicker 24  00  26  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 6 00  8 00* 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

1st  & 2d 24  00  26  00 

Common 15  00  17  00 

Cull 8 00 

Timbers 16  00  18  00 

Quarter-sawed 35  0J  38  00 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 22  00  24  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 8 00 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  26  00  30  00 

Axles ...  30  00 

Cull 10  00 

Reaches 26  00  3u  00 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 65  00  75  00 

Thicker 70  ( 0 80  00 

Common 45  00  50  00 

Cull 25  00  30  00 

Counter  tops,  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175  00 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50  00 

iy2x.ll/2  & 2x2 25  00  35  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 65  P0  75  00 

Thick 75  00  85  00 

Common 30  00  35  00 

Cull • lo  00  15  00 

BUTTERNUT, 

1st  & 2d 30  00  35  00 

1st  & 2d,  1)4  in  and  up 35  00  40  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 32  50  35  00 

1st  and  2d,  1)4  inch  and  upwards 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 22  00  23  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 6 00  10  00 

Log  run  12  00  15  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

1st  & 2d 20  00  21  00 

Common 12  00  14  00 

Cull 5 00  7 00 

BASSWOOD. 

1st  & 2d 20  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 00  6 00 

Log  Ruu 12  00  14  00 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 23  00  25  00 

Common 12  (JO  14  00 

Cull 6 00  8 00 

ROCK  ELM. 

15 1 fl  2d 14  CO  16  50 

Common  10  00  11  u0 

Cull  5 06  8 00 

SYCAMORE. 

Common  find  better  16  0)  18  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 22  00  25  uo 

BEECH. 

Common  ard  better  13  00  15  00 

Cull 5 10  6(0 

Log  Ruu 11  00 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling..  ..  91  00  23  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring  17  00  19  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  Ou  26  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick  26  00  28  on 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 30  00  33  0" 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD* 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 42  5 

*•  k*  rough 44  6 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 6 

Fancy  butt 4 9 


4/Oal. 

Anthracite,  range  and  nut $ 6 50 

Anthracite,  egg 6 25 

Anthracite,  pea  4 .. 

Cannel 6 00@  6 50 

Erie  and  Brier  Hill 5 50 

Illinois 8 50 

Indiana  block 4 00 

Indiana  lump 3 50 

Baltimore  and  Ohio 4 50 

j Blossburg 4 50@  5 00 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(fikst  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,  Real  Estate,  Loans 
and  Renting.  Office,  Room  22,  Uhlich  Block, 
south  west  corner  Clark  and  Kinzie  streets,  Chicago. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Recrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  Sc  CO. 

R,H3A.3-«  ESTATE, 

162  LaSalle  St..  Room  1?,  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  rhi-.„n 

For  Sale.  ^nicagO. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE 

[Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  Sc  54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


WM.  L E A <jr  U JS  A CO.. 

Eeal  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS3 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  > 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) J*t.,  - Chicago. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17.  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 

J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  ORUIOKSHANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

HR,  E .A.  I_.  ESTATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING-  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse. 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted,)  CHICAGO, 
grancli  Office,  106  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


BUILDINGS  MOVED. 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reason  ably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


194  LaSalle  St., 

BANK, 

AND 

Furniture 


WILLIAM  LXJ12LEEY, 

Chicago,  111. 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 

and  Fittings 


IIIIIIIWllllMlilliBi 

Lare’egStock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  toIOrder 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  PATENT  STOP  AND 
WASTE  COCK  & WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICAGO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago 


cashier! 


BIBB 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Manufacturers 
of  tine 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings, 

Office  Chairs, 

, INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

— AS— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  (Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


ss 

BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So1  ‘Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES! 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

m 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STR’T. 

J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > u Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  3-4  yrs. 


TheFlaggFurnaceCo. 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Dealers  in 

HOTAIR  FURNACES 

Registers  and  Ventilators, 

Hot  Air  and  Ventilating  Pipes,  Tin  and 
Sheet  Iron  Work. 

Particular  attention  given  to  heating  and  venti- 
lating Churches,  School  - houses  and 
Dwelling*. 


170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Jo.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Iusuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * Telephone  No.  '353 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
STEAIW-FITTING, 

2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICAGO. 

Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


ARTIFICIAL  STONE! 


We  make 


Steinway  K 


PETER  E POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

CARTOON  PIERES, 


59  & 61 


yiCE,  ) 

Lake  St.  j 


CHICAGO. 


SALESROOM  AND 
FACTORY, 

1 227  W.  Lake  St. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 

Mural 


- A.KTID 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wahash  Avenue. 

Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patroDS : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston,  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHUS,  1926  47th  st. 


F 1S/L.  CLARKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


Door  and  Window  Caps, 
Key-Stones,  Sills,  Water 

Tables,  Trimmings  for 
Buildings,  Sidewalks,  Curbings, 
Chimneys,  Etc. 

jpjg?*”Our  prices  are  LOWER  THAN  NATURAL 
STONE,  and  guaranteed  equal  to  Natural  Stone 

Made  in.  anyColor  Desired 

Write  for  Estimates  on  Work  Wanted.  Delivered 
at  nearest  R.  R.  depot. 

Powell  Bros.  Mf’g  Co., 

Waukegan,  111. 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior— -including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames. — 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY. 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


FOR  INTERIOR  DECORATION. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


H.  Gk  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaianteed”  to  my  Customers. 


Sewer 

mw  i um. 

I 07  '.a  alle  Street. 

Vaiuo— rh  N Elizabeth  St. 
15th  ’MS.  M S.  R.  r. 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  ULAY, 

Pipe 


ADVERTISERS 

Can  learn  the  exact 
cost  of  any  proposed 
line  of  Advertising  in 
American  Papers 
by  addressing  Geo.  P 
Rowell  & Co’s 

newspaper  Advertising  Bureau. 
10  Spruce  St., 

Send  lO  cts.  for  175  Page  Pamphlet 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 


PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 


HOUSE  DECORATING, 


BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 


No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 


(V>r.  Curtis  St. 


CHICACO.  ILL, 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS I. 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS II. 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILDINGS III. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE IV. 

THE  RECORD V. 

THE  RECORD-  Continued VI. 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS V1H- 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  IX. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES— FORECLOSURES XII. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


COAL! 


& Co. 


MAIN  OFFICE 1 07  DEARBORN  ST. 


YAKDS  A\D  OFFICES: 


CITY  5 Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  E.  R.  ) FAKE  VIEW 

Telephone  1303.  ( Clybouru  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R.  £ Telephone  305. 


thomas  nelson.  [Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash  Ave,.  TELKPHOSE,  5716.  OHibAuU. 


236  SOUTH  WATER  ST. 

Are  now  publishing  a reliable  and  complete  ATLAS  of  the  TOWN  OF 
CICERO.  Scale,  200  ft.  to  an  inch.  Price,  $40.  Full  Bound.  Also  have 
in  preparation  an  ATLAS  of  JEFFERSON.  EDWIN  MILNER,  Agt. 


COOD  PIANOS  for  RENT 

Pianos  and  Organs 

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the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
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THE 

MAGEE  FURNACES, 

AND 

PARLOR  HEATERS, 

Are  the  Best  Made  and  have  the  F.inest 
Castings  of  any  in  the  World. 

The  New  Boston  Heater, 

Steel  Plate  Furnace.  Perfectly  Dust  and  Gas  tight. 
A Powerful  aud  Economical  Heater. 
Wholesale  and  Retail. 

MAGEE  FURNACE  CO. 

No.  86  Lake-st.,  Chicago. 


PETER  & BINDER, 

CONTRACTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Tin  and  Slate  Roofing, 

Metal  Sky-Liehts,  Dormer  Windows,  Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
Ceneral  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Works, 

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TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

M.  KEATING, 

COMPANY. 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

SSb 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and retai 

Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  a.nd  Fire  Proof 

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Itoom  1 5, 


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ILL. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) -A.  Q-  E3  N T S . ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  153  East  Randolph  st. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  & CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BRINTON,  H.  H„  1187  & 1334  Van  Buren  St. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 


NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W.  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE&  KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97,  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Washington,  Km.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
KEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 
REED,  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,&  SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St.-Room  49. 
SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


Iron  Cornices. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


CAMPE,  Frank,  165  N.  Wells  st. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  & MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

CUDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  AESTRACT  CO.,1 22-126  Washingto 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  & RICKCORDS,  85  & 87  Dee 
born  st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st, 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Coi 


House. 


CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  8t. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 
CULLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  8,  N.  W.  cor.  Randolph 
and  La  Salle  Sts. 

DAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  & 110  Dearborn  6t. 
EVANS  & CO.,  114  La  Salle  st. 

OALLISTEL,  M,  W.,  cor.  ave.  K.  and  106th  St.,  Cole- 
hour,  III. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  6t, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  & Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  sfc. 

GOLDY  & ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  & HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salle  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  6ts. 
GUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 

HAWKINSON  & BRUSEWITZ,.Rm,  22,  Uhlich  Blk. 
HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  & Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JANSSHN  & BOS  WORTH,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  and 
Belmont  aves. 

JENKS,  S.  L.,  & Co  , 133  La  Salle  st. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 

K.ERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M,,  Rm.  24,  116  & 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,’  Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 

LANE,  Jas.  R.,  196  La  Salle  St. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ius.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

3IAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MORE\T  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st.  j 

MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st.  1 


STRAUS,  F.  W.,  164  Washsngton  St. 

STANLEY.  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TAYLOR,  WM.  E.,  31st  st.,cor  Cottage  Grove  ave. 
TIDHOLM  & REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  & KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VlERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER’S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  & CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  & CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  & Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 

ANDERSON,  E.  W„  54  Waldo  Place. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  157  Randolph  St, 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  & 268  Wabash  ave. 


Architect, 

CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F.,  239  West  Chicago  ave. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel. No.  9817. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

BRANDT,  H E.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  80nl. 

NORTON  D„  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8 — 165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Wood  Carpets. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Felt,  Composition  and  Grave 
Roofers. 


BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 
CARY,  John  M.,  148  La  Salle  st. 


] Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Builders’  Blacksmithing. 

BRINTAIN,  J.  C.,  119  Quincy  St. 


Lyon 

&Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  tho  Mu- 
sical Profession. 

WAREROOMS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  OCT.  9,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  41. 


:eil  estate  # building  journal 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

TERMS: 

er  Year  (in  advance) *4.00 

fter  July  1,  ’86,  $5.00,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 

ntered  at  Chicago  Post-office  as  second-class  matter 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKENSON. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON, 

3,eal  Estate  'Brokers 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

^“Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  Non- 
jsidents. 

HEED  & HURLBUT, 

MIOUNTEY  TO  LOAN 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 
ULILV IBOHSTDDS  FCB  S-SwXjE. 

Josiau  II.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hcrlbut,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 


J.  P.  MALLETTE 

O B.  EGELESTON, 


R.  E.  BROWNELL. 
SPECIAL. 


r.  P.  MALLETTE  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS 

'LIST  ID  IN-STJR,A.2STCE. 

OFFICES: 

hicago.— Room  517,  Royal  Insurance  Building. 

, Telephone  No.  1602. 

Englewood.— Rooms  2 and  3 Central  Block. 

Telephone  No.  16. 


. U.  GORDON. 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


6,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

lEftL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

T9  Dearborn  St., 

toms  70  and  71  PUIOflPn 

'nity  Building.  ON  ■ *H]U. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

)NE  FOUR  2STINHJ 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

149  Madison  Street. 

A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

EEL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
iRents  Collected.  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
i Nmi-Pesiilentw,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
I'lenluine  No  « 


AS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL. 

FRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

’ime  Loans  Negotiated, 

THIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO, 
dealers  in  RealEstate 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAT  TAXES. 

r give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 

{non-residents. 

W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  anil  Financial  Agents. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  oi  non-residents. 

K 0.  ZUTTERMEISTER.  C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 
Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-elass  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEH, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

loans, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CXXICJLO-O- 

H.  FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  La  Salle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

ROOM  lO, 

99  #>  101  WASHINGTON  8T. 

E.  S.  DEEYER  & CO., 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

H.  h.  TUTCNEB.  W.  A.  FOND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Rial  Estate  Mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam'l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

F,  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Especi  'ttention  giveu  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  Trustee. 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  77  Illinois  Nat  1 Bank  Bldg. 

I).  Gr.  HAMILTON, 

DEALER  IN 

RealEstate  | Mortgage 
Investments^ 

94  Washington  Street.  Chicago. 

A.  O.  BOSWORTH.  H.  H.  JANSSEN. 

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Fire  Insurance, 

hake  View  Agents  for  sale  of  Lots  in  Lane 
Park.  Headquarters  for  Lake  View  property. 

Main  Office,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  & Belmont  avs. 

Branch  Office,  cor.  Southport  ave.  and  Otto  Street, 
Lake  View,  Ills. 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  ot 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 


ARTHUR,  C.  GEHR  & CO.,  (Successors  to) 
SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 


No.  1 14  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

OXT  COiNXXvriSSXOItT- 
MORTC-AGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


J.  C.  MflGILL  5.  GO.. 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

125  La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNET. 

EDW,  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  fi,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents, 


Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

S.  E.  GROSS  S CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Properly  for  Siln  in  m1!  lvi”'^  o'  ti ciy. 

JAS.  R.  LANE, 
REAL-ESTATE, 
196  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

J-ano  Park  l.ots— L,ake  View. 

Grand  Native  Trees — Solid  Concrete  Walks — Stone 
Curbing  in  streets.  6,  8 and  12  in.  Water  Mains. 
Building  lines  established.  Pour  miles  from  center 
of  city,  Easily  reached  by  Steam  and  Street  Cars. 
Prices  moderate.  Term  easy— 6 per  cent.  Houses 
built  to  order. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


R.  W.  BRIDGE, 

185  Dearborn  St. 


Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


508 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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I|eal  Estate^B^ildip^ 

===  JOURNAL. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  OCT.  9,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

There  is  noticeable  in  the  actual  trans- 
actions of  the  week  a larger  number  of  trans- 
fers, over  $10,000,  than  for  several  weeks 
previous.  Among  them  are  the  following: 

On  Jefferson  street,  south  of  Van  Buren, 
Anna  S.  Bunsch  sold  71  feet  to  Chas.  Kaest- 
ner,  for  $17,000. 

Twenty-four  and  three-fourths  feet  were 
sold  on  Calumet  ave.,  north  of  23d  st.,  by 
Sarah  P.  Gould  to  Barbetta  Katz,  for  $12,- 
500. 

A.  M.  Ward,  et  al.,  sold  to  M.  F.  Coe,  126 
feet  on  Woodlawn  ave.,  south  of  47th  st.,  for 
$16,380. 

John  S.  Newberry  bought  of  Walter  S. 
Newberry,  2234  feet  on  Huron  street,  west 
of  St.  Clair,  for  $15,700. 

Twenty-four  feet  on  the  northwest  corner 
of  Indiana  ave.  and  32d  st.,  was  sold  for 
$13,000,  by  Helen  A.  Bunker  to  Lettie  M. 
Quine. 

On  Woodlawn  ave.,  south  of  53d,  100  feet 
was  bought  of  the  Master  in  Chancery  by 
Maria  L.  Klemir,  for  $18,000. 

Alex.  H.  Lowden  sold  the  premises,  Nos. 
3231  and  3233  Groveland  Park,  to  Mary  L. 
Ward,  for  $20,000. 

The  Chicago  Passenger  Railway  Co.  pur- 
chased of  the  Estate  of  H.  B.  Claflin,  325  ft. 
on  Centre  ave.,  south  of  16th  st.,  for  $10,000. 

The  premises  No.  1331  Wabash  ave.,  were 
sold  to  Angie  S.  Barnhart,  for  $11,000. 

Thirty-one  lots  in  Pennock  were  trans- 
ferred to  Julia  Sullivan  for  $12,400. 

Daniel  B.  Scully  made  a purchase  in  Hyde 
Park  amounting  to  $40,250. 

Geo.  A.  Arnold  bought  of  Wm.  T.  Miller, 
lots  15,  16  and  17,  in  block  24  of  KimbarK’s 
addition  to  Hyde  Park,  for  $37,500. 

Jas.  Barnett  bought  of  Benj.  G.  Mitchell, 
22  lots  in  Forrestville,  for  $18,000. 

The  premises  No.  2612  Indiana  ave.,  were 
bought  by  Dan’l  Dougherty  of  Street  Brad- 
ley, for  $15,000. 

E.  J.  Lehman  bought  of  Geo.  B.  Carpen- 
ter, 396  feet  on  Surf  st.,  corner  of  Evanston 
ave.,  and  190  feet  in  the  rear,  for  $27,050. 

W.  J.  Watson  bought  of  Christian  Smith, 
145x171  ft.  on  the  corner  of  Cottage  Grove 
ave.  and  45th  st.,  for  $10,875. 

Chas.  C.  Collins  sold  to  Chas.  H.  Frost, 
165x462  in  35th  street;  west  of  Grand  Blvd., 
tor  $50,000. 

Acres  are  in  active  demand.  The  subdi- 
visions which  have  been  made  during  the 
past  year  have  been  sold  steadily  at  prices 
which  pay  a nice  profit  to  the  investor.  It 
would  be  hard  to  determine  in  which  di- 
rection there  has  been  the  most  activity  in 
acre  property.  To  the  north,  the  new  Ev- 
anston road  has  brought  into  market  a 
large  amount  of  property,  which  is  now 
being  subdivided  and  improved.  LakeView, 
Argyle  Park,  Wilmette  and  other  points 
show  maraed  development  in  this  direction. 

To  the  west,  Garfield  and  Pennock  have 
been  practically  built  up  during  the  past  few 
months.  The  houses  at  these  places  are  of 
a very  high  character.  Over  150  houses 
have  either  been  recently  built  or  are  nowin 
course  of  erection,  A large  amount  of  acre 
property  in  the  vicinity  of  the  three  parks — 
Humboldt,  Douglas  and  Garfield — have  been 
subdivided  and  placed  on  the  market. 

To  the  south,  there  have  been  several  new 
points  opened  up  in  addition  to  the  rapid 
growth  of  stations  and  suburbs  already  es- 
tablished. 

From  South  Chicago,  which  for  the  past 
three  years  has  been  suffering  from  labor 
troubles,  very  encouraging  reports  now 
come.  Andrew  Krimbill  reports  a greater 
demand  for  real-estate  during  the  past  two 
months  than  for  the  preceding  two  years. 
This  is  due  largely  to  the  business  interests 
of  the  place.  The  mills  are  now  all  running 
iufi[u  force.  One  of  these,  which  had  been 
idle  for  three  years,  has  just  been  started 


up.  The  nail  factory,  which,  for  eighteen 
months,  has  done  nothing,  is  now  running. 
The  blast  furnaces  have  also  recently  started 
up.  The  Calumet  elevator  has  handled  a 
large  amount  of  grain  during  the  past  year, 
loading  and  sending  out  twenty-eight 
large  boats. 

The  Pan  Handle  has  recently  completed 
a line  from  Lansing  to  South  Chicago. 

The  Canal  and  Dock  Co.  have  built  a 
large  amouDt  of  new  docks.  A spacious 
warehouse  has  been  built  by  a large  Salt  Co. 
The  Street  Car  Co.  have  nearly  completed 
its  “ Belt-Line.”  They  are  now  running 
sixteen  cars,  A new  postoffice,  leased  by  the 
government  for  five  years,  is  being  built. 

H.  H.  Brinton  reports  a good  demand  for 
property  west  of  Western  ave.,  on  Van  Bu- 
ren, Harrison,  Sacramento,  California  ave., 
and  other  principal  streets  in  this  section. 
The  Van  Buren  street  cars  will  soon  run  to 
the  new  car  barns  west  of  Kedzie  ave.  The 
street  will  also  be  paved.  A new  Cath- 
olic College  has  just  been  built  on  Van 
Buren,  near  Kedzie  ave. 

Edwards  & Richards,  of  South  Chicago, 
report  a good  business  in  the  real-estate  of 
South  Chicago,  Cummings  and  Cheltenham 
Beach. 

W.  O.  Budd  is  building  five  nice  residences 
in  Englewood.  He  has  just  sold  one  of  the 
best  houses  in  Englewood  for  $6,000. 

Nelson  Thomasson  is  receiving  an  active 
demand  for  acres  to  the  south  and  west  of 
Chicago.  The  Wisconsin  Central  B.  R.  has 
just  created  a good  deal  of  inquiry  for  prop- 
erty along  its  new  line. 

E.  S.  Dreyer  &Co.  report  an  unusual  good 
demand  for  real-estate  and  loans. 

Three  real-estate  auctions  will  be  held  on 
the  11th,  12th  and  14th  of  October,  under 
the  direction  of  Elison,  Flersheim  & Co. 
On  the  11th,  at  3 o’clock,  they  will  sell  the 
premises,  No.  1447,  Michigan  ave.  At  a 
Guardian’s  sale,  on  the  12th,  at  12  o’clock, 
they  will  sell  two  frame  houses  and  lots,  914 
& 916,  W.  Harrison  st„  and  on  the  14th,  at  1 
p.  M.,  they  will  offer  for  sale  107  desirable 
lots  at  the  intersection  of  Archer  ave.  and 
43d  street — these  lots  fronting  Archer  ave., 
43d,  44th,  Pullman,  Wolcott  and  Johnson 
aves.,  between  43d  and  46th  sts. 

M.  A.  Farr  has  sold  over  20  lots  in  the 
West  Chicago  Land  Company’s  subdivision 
since  the  1st  of  September,  ranging  from 
$400  to  $900.  Six  buildings  are  in  course 
of  construction.  The  firm  report  an  increase 
in  the  demand  for  timber  lands,  which  are 
constantly  bscoming  more  valuable. 

Sawyer  & Lombard  report  a good  demand 
for  lots  and  houses  in  their  subdivision  at 
Douglas  Park. 

Charles  W.  Rigdon,  commenced  a suit  to 
recover  damages  in  the  Superior  Court,  last 
week,  against  E.  W.  Shirk,  claiming  $100,- 
000.  Both  parties  are  well  known  real  es- 
tate men,  while  Shirk  is  a capitalist.  Rig 
don  claims  that  last  spring  he  and  Shirk 
went  into  a specutation  to  buy  from  Alfred 
Cowles,  the  owner  of  the  Ogden  block  on  the 
North  Side  facing  Washington  Park.  Shirk 
agreed  to  buy  the  property  for  $200,000,  of 
which  $10,000  was  to  be  paid  in  cash,  $65,- 
000  in  stock  at  par  of  the  Trade  and  Building 
Company,  while  a mortage  to  secure  the 
balance  was  to  be  given  on  the  property. 
After  Shirk  got  the  deed,  a company  was  to 
be  formed  under  the  name  of  the  Washing- 
ton Park  Apartment  Compang,  which  was 
to|have  a ninety  nine  years’  lease  of  the  land 
from  Shirk  at  a rental  of  $18,000,  to  be  in- 
creased at  intervals  by  ^-assessment.  The 
capital  stock  of  the  company  was  to  be  $1,- 
000,000,  and  a seven-story  hotel  building  to 
cost  $900,000,  was  to  be  erected.  Rigdon 
was  to  havo  $100,000  of  the  capital  stock  for 
his  work.  He  now  claims  that  Shirk  failed 
to  perform  his  part  of  the  soheme,  but  be- 
came interested  in  the  new  company,  which 
is  going  to  build  the  hotel,  so  that  he  might 
keep  Rigdon  out  of  the  enterprise,  and  de- 
prive him  of  his  profits.  Rigdon  now  asks 
the  above  damages. 

The  Hess  Pure  Air  Furnaces  are  manufac- 
tured for  public  buildings,  schools,  halls, 
stores,  dwellings,  etc,  while  noted  for  their 
heating  capacity,  they  are  made  with  a 
special  view  of  rendering  the  air  heated  by 
them  pure. 

While  the  air  which  surrounds  the  fire-pots 


of  ordinary  stoves,  etc,  is  taken  into  the 
lungs,  in  the  Hess  Stoves  and  Furnaces  it 
goes  into  the  fuel  and  is  used  to  promote 
combustion;  it  helps  to  burn  the  smoke;  it 
unites  with  and  consumes  the  gases.  You 
cannot  inhale  it.  Everything  is  so  perfectly 
consumed  that  you  can  see  nothing  leave 
the  chimney,  and  the  residue  is — dust  of 
ashes. 

The  fresh  air  is  carried  in  upright  wrought 
iron  or  steele  tubes  through  the  combustion 


chamber  behind  and  away  from  direct  con 
tact  with  the  fire,  and  thus  is  heated  by  in 
direct  radiation.  This  brings  air  into  th 
room  of  a pure,  pleasant  Bummer  tempei 
ature.  health-giving  to  young  and  ok 
Children  and  plants  will  thrive,  the  sick  ge 
relief  and  comfort,  the  lungs  breathe  freelj 
Bad  feelings  and  headaches,  so  comao 
with  cast  iron  stoves  and  furnaces,  are  n 
longer  suffered,  but  instead,  an  invigoratinj 
atmosphere  gives  tone  to  the  system. 


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CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


UNTO-  lr7'0  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  ps 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  executo  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construe  ion. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers, 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


509 


~ — THE 

3uilding  * Departrneiii 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


/ance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 

COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Moline,  III. — A church  to  cost  $6,000  will  built  for  the 
iptist  Society;  J.  C.  Reed,  pastor. 

Cbopsy,  III. — E.  C.  Schumacher  will  build  a res  idence. 
■gan.  carpets,  bedding  and  furniture  will  be  required. 

Pine  Bluff,  Akk. — A new  Methodis-  church  will  soon  be 
acted  here.  Plans  not  yet  drawn;  contracts  not  let.  Ad- 
ess  Trustees. 

West  Salem,  Wis. — L.  F.  Crandall  will  build  a two-story 
une  business  buiding,  Hardwood  finish,  awnings,  glass, 
in  work  sidewalk,  lights,  etc.,  will  be  required. 

Rook  Island,  III. — I.  Huber  will  erect  a two-story  store 
d flat  building  28x70  feet,  costing  $5,800.  It  will  be 
ilt  of  brick,  galvanized  iron,  plat  glass,  etc. 

Loganspokt,  Ind. — An  insane  asylum  is  being  erected 
re  at  a cost  of  $400,000.  E.  H.  Ketchum,  of  Indianapolis, 
the  architect.  Furniture  not  yet  supplied. 

Jeffebsonville,  Ind. — A number  of  leading  citizens  of 
ffersonville,  Ind.,  have  organized  a stock  company  with 
,000,000  capital  for  the  purpose  of  erecting  and  running 
;ton  mills  in  that  city. 

Nashville,  Tenn. — The  P.  Byrne  Manufacturing  Co.,  of 
.shville,  Tenn.,  have  purcnased  two  acres  of  land  at  Bir- 
ngham,  Ala.,  and  will,  it  is  stated,  move  their  elevator 
rks  and  foundry  to  that  city. 

Eau.Clvibe,  Wis. — Elijah  Swift,  owner  and  architect, 
il  build  a two-story  business  building.  It  will  be  26x90 
and  built  of  frame.  Grates,  mantels,  plat  glass,  elevater 
lewalk  lights,  etc,  will  be  required. 

Tekbe  Coupee,  Ind. — Architect  N.  Weaver  & Son,  of 
■chart,  report.  For  John  T Reynolds,  brick  veneered 
ilding,  45x60  feet,  pressed  brick,  slate  roof,  furnace  heat 
rdwood  finish;  cost  $6,000;  plans  underway. 

Duluth,  Minn. — A.  Fitzer  & Co.  will  erect  a $7,000  ice- 
ase.  It  will  be  three  stories  and  built  of  brick  and  gran- 
with  galvanized  iron  work,  and  will  have  several  cooling 
>ms.  F.  W.  Wolf,  560  N.  Halsted  st..  Chicago  is  the  ar- 
itect. 

LaCbosse,  Wis. — St.  James  congregation  will  erect  a 
sv  chuch  at  a cost  of  $13,000.  Bell,  pulpit,  altar  furniture 
d carpets,  gas-fixtures,  stained  glass,  etc.,  will  be  required 
v.  J.  Schwelbach  is  the  pastor.  Jos.  Leinfelder  is  the 
ihitect. 

Gbafton,  Dak. — A Catholic  church  will  be  erected  at  a 
9t  of  $2,000.  It  will  be  built  of  frame  and  brick.  Altar 
rniture  and  carpets,  silver  service,  etc.  Prices  wanted, 
v.  E.  Kenny  is  the  pastor;  C.  Sanger., Grand  Forks,  is  the 
shitect. 


Wakken,  Ohio.- — Architect  C.  H.  Owsley,  of  Youngstown 
reports:  For  W.  Stile,  two-story  frame  dwelling,  40x55 feet 

hardwood  finish,  hot  air  heat,  slate  roof;  cost  $4,500;  pro- 
jected. For  T.  W.  Masters,  two-story  frame  dwelling,  35x 
50  feet,  hardwood  finish, hot  air  heat, slate  roof;  cost  $3,000; 
projected. 

Bay  City,  Mioh. — -A.  E.  Bourfield  will  erect  a $3,500  res- 
idence. It  will  be  built  of  frame,  cut  stone,  pressed  brick, 
terra  cotta,  iron,  glass,  etc.  Furniture  carpets,  wood  man- 
tels, grates,  wood  carpets,  slat  roof,  gas  fixtures,  etc.,  will 
be  required.  P.  C.  Floeter  & Co.  are  the  architects;  Con- 
tracts not  let. 

St. Louis.  Mo. — August  Reinhardt;  care  of  Simmons 
Hardware  Co.,  will  build  anew  residence.  Plans  not  drawn. 
Contracts  not  let.  Also,  A.  J.  Bushong,  care  of  B.  Van 
Phul,  804  Chesnut  st.,  will  erect  a dwelling,  Contracts  not 
let;  and  A.  F.  Welle,  810  Morgan  st.,  will  build  a building  to 
be  used  for  « bakery.  Plans  not  drawn;  contracts  not  let. 

Bidd  County,  Ga. — The  County  Board  of  Commissioners 
of  this  county  will  receive  bids  until  Oct  28th  for  the  erect- 
ion of  a house  for  the  poor.  It  will  comprise  nine  or  ten 
four-room  cottage,  dining  room  and  kitchen,  superintend- 
ents residence  and  other  necessary  buildings.  D.  B.  Wood- 
ruff, architect.  Address,  W.  G.  Smith,  County  clerk,  Macon, 
Georgia. 

Esoanaba,  Mich. — Henry  Rahr  & Sons,  1408  Main  st., 
Green  Bay,  Wis.,  owners  and  contractors,  will  erect  a four- 
story  brewery.  It  will  be  built  of  frame,  brick  and  stone 
and  cost  about  $4,600.  Corrugated  and  galvanized  iron 
work,  hardwood  finish,  grates,  mantels,  steam  heat,  wire 
counter,  office  railings,  copper  work,  brasswork,  fire-proof- 
ing, etc.,  will  be  needed.  H.  Koch  & Co  Milwaukee  Wis. 
are  the  architects. 

Minneapolis,  Minn. — J.  R.  Beery,  Second  avenue  and 
Third  street  owner;  Orff  Bros.,  600  Lumber  Exchange, 
Minneapolis,  architect,  cost  $50,000.  Six-stories,  pressed 
and  molded  brick,  copper  work,  electric  bells,  hydraulic 
elevator, plate  glass,  hardwood  fiinish,  steam  heat,  iron  shut- 
ters, galvanized  iron  work,  electric  light,  prismatic  sidewalk 
lights,  gravel  roof,  skylights,  terra  cotta,  tile  floors,  fire 
-proof  vault. 

Marquette,  Mich. — A state  prison  and  reform  school  is 
being  erected;  cost  $150,000.  J.  B.  Sweatt,  Marquette,  con- 
tractor. Figures  wanted  as  follows:  Annunciators,  copper 
worK,  electric  work,  fire  alarm  apparatus,  fire-proofing, 
plat  and  stained  glass,  grates,  hardwood  finish,  steam  heat- 
ing apparatus,  iron  fence,  iron  stairs,  wood  and  marble 
mantels,  slate  and  tin  roof,  skylights,  terra  cotta,  fire  es- 
capes. 

Fbanklin,  Ind. — Baptist  college;  W.  T.  Stott,  Franklin, 
president;  R.  P.  Daggett  & Co.,  18  Bates  block,  Indian polis 
Ind.,  architect.  Contracts  not  let;  cost  $35,000.  Four 
stories,  brick,  bell,  two  hydraulic  passenger  elevators,  gal- 
vanized iron  work,  grates,  hardwood  finish,  steam  heat,  iron 
crestings,  mantels,  slate  and  tin  roof,  skylights,  stone  water 
tables,  school  furniture  office  fittings,  organ,  piano. 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  8483, 


D.  Cutler.  t.  S.  White.  H.  M.  Boice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shioment  assured. 


iR^YiMioisro's  patent 

Compressed  Lead  Sash  Weights 


Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  Slo  Friction.— No  Noise. 


Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s  “ 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnati 

Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

51  to  59  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


Reports  of  New  Buildings  and  Buildings  to  be  Erected.  In  advance  of  Permits. 

For  the  week  ending  Oct.  9,  1886.  See  Official  Report  of  Building  Permits,  Fifth  Page. 


OWNER. 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


SIZE. 


LOCATION. 


COST 


ARCHITECT  or  BUILDER. 


DESCRIPTION. 


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I Armour. . ..  

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J'OE  Caldwell 

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-1 1 Huffman 

1 ederer  

• Snell 

Weld 

Montauya 

• oltz  & Hirsch 

■ Deimel 

1 choenhofen  Br’g  Co 
f hiul’s  Church 

mley  Bros  

V Hutchins 

Press 

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1 Bennett 

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5 
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2 
2 


Warehouse  

2 dwellidgs 

Blk  of  flats 

Residence 

Stores  and  flats. . . 

2 Flat  dwellings  . . 

Flat  building 

5 dwelllings 

Dwelling  . . 

3 dwellings 

Warehouse 

Stores  and  flats. . . 

Rasidenca 

Factory 

Dwelling 

Business  building 

Church 

Jail 

Tenement  House 

3 dwellings 

Hall 

Residence  . 

Dwelling 

Residence 


2 


56x100 

48x36 

360x56 

54x40 

Chicago 

“ (suburb) 

Dearborn  and  33d  sts 

Chicago 

48x39 

44x75 

Wabash  av  and  38th  st 

Chicago 

75x45 

22x100 

24x65 

50x92 

25x77 

Chicago 

78x90 

66x54 

32x87 

40x50 

25x50 

48x50 

Chicago 

Hyde  Park,  111 

South  Chicago,  111 

Woodlawn,  111  

Lake  View,  111 

Ravenswood,  III 

Hyde  Park,  111 

$ 


25000 
4CU0 
90000 
25  “ 
12  “ 

14  ‘v 

15  " 
45  “ 

5 “ 
20000 
8 “ 
7000 


15000 
12  “ 
30000 


5 u 
60000 
10  “ 

4 “ 
12000 
6000 
6600 
6000 


Fred  Ahlschlager  

W G Barfield,  81  Clark  st 

Patton  & Fisher,  115  Monroe  st 

S S Beman,  Pullman  Bldg 

O F Freijs,  Major  Blk 

D S Pentecost,  296  Monroe  st 

J Zittell,  26  N Clark  st 

M Silsbee,  Lakeside  Bldg 

L C Cochrane.  61  Clark  st 

F Ahlschlager,  70  La  Salle  st 

A Smith,  151  Monroe  st 

Jul  Zittell,  26  N Clark  st 

C H Gottig,  125  Clark  st 

F Ahlschlager,  70  La  Salle  st  

Adler  & Sullivan,  99  Randolph  st 

W Griesser,  177  La  Salle  st 

Burling  & Whitehouse,  36  Clark  st 

Address,  City'Clerk  

Charnley  & Evans,  163  State  st 

Rae  & Wheelock,  Malier’s  Bldg 

F Ahlschlager,  7O  La  Salle  st 

C J Warren,  115  Dearborn  st 

Jul  Zittell,  26  N Clarii  st 

Cookingham  & Clark,  Metropolitan  Blk 
H H Sprague,  Hibbard  av  and  51st  st.. 


Pressed  brick,  stone  and  iron. 

Frame. 

Pressed  and  Enameled  Brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 
Pressed  brick,  plate  and  ornamental  glass. 

“ “ stone,  iron  etc. 

Pressed  and  Molded  Brick  and  Brown  Stone. 

Stone,  glass,  etc. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Frame,  stone,  glass,  etc. 

Terra  cotta,  brick  and  rock- faced  stone. 

Pressed  brick,  etc. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  iron. 

Brown  stone,  Milwaukee  brick  and  terra  cotta. 
Brick,  stone,  iron,  etc: 

Pressed  Brick,  stone,  copper,  etc. 

Brick,  iron,  etc. 

Stone,  glass,  etc. 

Brick,  iron  etc. 

Pressed  brick,  6tone  and  terra  cotta- 
Pressed  brick,  stone,  glass,  etc. 

Frame. 

Frame,  stone,  glass,  etc. 

Frame,  stone,  etc. 

Frame,  glass,  etc. 

Frame,  brick,  glass,  etc.  _ 


lard  wood 


Lumber 

AND 

Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 


-AND  ALL  KINDS  OF- 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 

JSP^Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATED 

HOLBROOK  CO. 


Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO. 

South  Bra  Chicago  Riv  Telephone  No.  8213 


510 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 


Real  Estate  Investments, 


89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 
BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6330  Halsted  Street-Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 


NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 


A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  21—116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 


REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


Ill  La  Salle  St., 


CHICAGO. 


EYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  8.  BALDWIN 


Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 


. 154  Washington  Street, 


CHICACO. 


Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 


^-Money  Loaned, 1 

g“Taxes  Paid, 

tg-InvBStments  Made, 

^-Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS, 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 

Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


o.  A,  HALE. 


E.  O.  HALE. 


HALE  BROS., 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 


164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block 


MONEY  LOANED, 


Without  Commission, 


AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 


Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

It.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


F.  A.  HENSHAW, 

Real  Estate  I Renting  Agent 


161  La  Salle  St.,  Room  4, 


FIRST  FLOOR  NATIONAL  LIFE  BUILDING. 


C.  A.  BROSIEN, 


Real  Estate,  Renting, 


1_.  OANS  • 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

56  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago, 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RAT: 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER 


Main  Floor. ) 


DIXON  & PETERSO Nt 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING! 


Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO.  ILL. 


Andrew  Krimloill, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 


OFFICES.— Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block, 
South  Chicago,  111.  Howard  and  South  Chicago  Ave- 
nues, Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago.  Hegewiscli  and  Cnmniing§ 

property  a specialty. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 


BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE— DREXEL-BOULEVARD. 

We  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty-seventh-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Also  between  Forty-eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare,  opportunity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-fifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGDE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st.,  Rooml,  second  floor. 

FOR  SALE. — By  Golds  & Zubbubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

533*jx137 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av,  lot  25x152;  choice. $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice. $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot ... . 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Shore  Drive $11,00 

FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Bnren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  fro^t  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6 
room  Drick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Stree 


WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Work;. 


POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  'Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  C 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICA 

Call  Telephone  AIo.  309. 


FOR  SALE.  | | | 

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— (o)(o) ' E.  S.  DREYER  & CO.  (o)(o)— 
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(o)(o)(o)(o)(o)(o)(o) 

N : E.  cor.  Dearborn  and  Washington  Sts. 
North  Clark  st,  66x151,  partly  improved. 

$25,000 

North  Clark  st,  corner,  75x150,  imp’d,  29,000 
North  Clark  st,  corner,  vacant,  114x 

200  per  foot,  $120 

North  Clark  st,  corner,  72  ft,  impr’d,  $75,000 
North  Clark  st.,  4-story  building ....  20,000 
North  Clark  st.,  4-story  building. . . . 18.000 
North  Clark  st,  vacant  lot,  50x150. . . 9,000 

North  Clark  st,  vacant  business  lot. . 5,500 

Dearborn  and  Division  sts.,  144x132 

foot  lot 46.000 

Dearborn  av.,  a block  of  four  3-story 

residences 47,000 

Dearborn  and  LaSalle  avs.,  fine  res- 
idences, from $8,000  to  36,000 

Chicago  ave.  and  Michigan  st.,  (be- 
tween) flat  buildings  bringing  1G% 

and  over,  from $10,000  to  26,000 

Lincoln  Park  (1  % blks  from),  stone 

front  reaidence 6,300 

Lincoln  Park  (one  blK  from),  3-story 

14-room  house 7,600 

Frederick  st.,  17-room  residence, with 
50x174  foot  lot,  barn,  and  all  mod- 
ern conveniences 10,500 

La  Salle  ave.,  3-story  stone  front. . . 8,000 

Indiana  st.  and  Dearborn  av.,  three- 

story  brick  house 9,000 

SedgwicK  st.,  near  Centre,  3-story 

flat 7,200 

Lake  View,  five  excellent  residences, 

(corners.) 

South  Side,  store  property  and  busi- 
ness blocks  in  business  centre, 

from $14,000  to  $500,000 

South  Water,  Lake,  Randolph,  Washing- 
ton, Madison,  and  Monroe  st.  properties, 
bringing  good  rentals  on  prices  asked. 

FOR  SALE  by  J.  P.  White,  99  Washington 
St.,  Room  10: 

Business  Property  a Specialty.  Few  per- 
sons have  the  time  or  facilities  for  exam- 
ining all  there  is  for  sale.  Some  of  the 
best  property  is  not  advertised  or  even 
placed  on  the  market.  From  these  causes 
buyers  often  miss  the  best  bargains.  My 
long  experience  in  keeping  a record  of  the 
principal  transfers  and  names  of  owners 
of  this  class  of  property  enables  me  to 
offer  special  advantages  to  buyers. 

J.  P.  White, 

Room  10,  99  Washington  St. 

FOR  SALE — By  R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 
184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 

160  ACRES  OF  LAND, 

Near  Chicago.  This  piece  of  land  is  high 
and  dry  and  near  the  Wisconsin  Central 
Railroad.  Will  sell  at  a price  which  is 
bound  to  insure  a large  profit.  Terms  to 
suit. 

R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


FOR  SALE  By  C.  A.  BROSIEN,  56  Dearb  a 
st. 

Three  3-story  Houses,  arranged  in  FI 
nearly  new  all  modern  improvements,  ci 
venient  to  street  cars,  choice  locati 
North  Side;  rented  for  $2,406  per  year 
gether  with  2 vacant  lots.  Price  $24,500. 


Second  Great 

AUCTION  SALE 


107 


Desirable 


ON  THE  GROUND, 


At  intersection  of 


Archer  a 


Y 


Forty-Third  Street, 
Thursday, Oct.  14,  at  1 p.i. 


Lots  fronting  Archer  ave.,  Forty-Third  d 
Forty-fourth  sts.,  Pullman,  Wolcott, I 
and  Johnson  avenues,  between 
Forty-third  and  Forty- 
Sixth  Streets. 


For  Plats,  Terms  and  further  informat  u, 
apply  to 


ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,! 

Real-Estate  Auetioneijs. 

84  & 86  Randolph  Street 


Auction  Sale  § Real  Estae 


459  North  Avenue. 

Consisting  of  a two-story  and  basem  it 
brick  house,  in  good  repair,  with  good  frf  ie 
barn;  lot  60x90  feet.  The  above  will  >e 
sold  at  Auction,  to  the  highest  bidder,  >r 
cash,  at  2 o’clock,  P.  M.,  on  SATURD  l, 
OCT.  16th.  1886,  at  the  front  door  of  ie 
Government  Building,  on  Adams  St.,  3 
tween  Clark  and  Dearborn  Sts. 

E.  H.  HUMPHREY,  Administrar. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS-  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  UVEad© 
for  Certified 
Copies . 

C.  R.  WALLECK, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAtiO,  ILL 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
jns  in  the  Northwestern  part  of  the  City. 
Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-class  se- 
uritry.  (^“Correspondence  solicited. 


Auction  Sale. 

PE  WILL  SELL  AT  PUBLIC  AUCTION 
ON 

Monday,  Oct.  11,  1886,  at  3 o’clk,  P.  M. 

House  and  Lot, 

No.  1447  Michigan  Ave. 

TERMS 

Lre  liberal  and  will  be  announced  at  Sale. 

This  offers  an  opportunity  to  obtain  a 
plendid  residence  on  this  beautiful  Boule- 
■ard,  at  the  Buyers  own  price.  Particulars  of 

KUSSEL  BROTHERS, 

135  & 137  South  Water  St. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO., 

Real-Estate  Auctioneers, 

81  Sc  86  Ranclolph-st. 


Guardian  Sale 

.A.  T AUCTION. 

ON  THE  PREMISES, 

October  12  at  12  o’clock, 

WE  SELL  THE  TWO  FRAME 
HOUSES,  WITH  LOTS, 

Nos-  9 1 4 and  9 1 6 
WEST  HARRISON  ST. 

Terms  announced  at  Sale. 

Apply  to— 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  Sc  CO., 

Real  Estate  Auctioneers, 

81  and  88  Randolph  St. 


SUCCESSFUL,  OPERATIOAS  IX  SlI- 
II!  It  It  AX  REALTY. 

To  the  South  of  Chicago  in  the  threefold 
suburb — Englewood,  Normal  Park,  Eggles- 
ton— have  been  carried  on  within  the  last 
year  some  of  the  most  successful  operations 
in  suburban  realty.  The  growth  of  Engle- 
wood to  Normal  Park  and  of  the  latter  to 
Eggleston  has  been  rapid  and  marvelous. 
Prominently  connected  with  the  realty  of 
those  places,  is  the  firm  of  J.  P.  Mallette  & 
Co.  with  offices  both  in  Englewood  and  at 
Rms.  5 and  7 Royal  Insurance  Co’s  bids. 
[The  improvements  which  are  now  going  on 
at  Eggleston  on  so  large  a scale,  are  being 
made  by  this  firm,  who  own  and  control 
large  interests  here. 

Over  $50,000  will  be  expended  in  laying 
sewers,  water  and  gas  mains,  stone  curbing 
and  in  macadamizing  the  streets.  This  will 
tbecome  one  of  the  choicest  residence  sites 
!in  the  vicinity  of  Englewood  as  the  charac- 
ter of  the  houses  will  be  controlled  by  them, 
land  will  in  all  cases  be  of  a high  order. 

Correspodence  is  solicited  by  the  firm 
with  those  who  are  desirous  of  buying  resi- 
dences or  vacant  property  in  either  Engle- 
wood Normal  Park  or  Eggleston. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


WM  E.  HlNCHLIFF  & Co.,  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 

MANUFAOTUBEBS  OF 

IHDIAHA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room.  lO  1 59  LaSalle  St.  Chicago. 


GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chica 
Real  Estate. 


O J.  3Li.  MEYER  Sa  SON'S  CO. 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  HardWOOd  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


FOR  SALE. 

459  North  Avenue. 

The  Valuable  Piece  of  properly  situated 
between  La  Salle  avenue  and  Wells  SI., 

60x90  ft.,  more  or  less.  South  front,  with 
brick  house,  two-stories  and  basement,  in 
good  r3pair;  also  a frame  barn,  is  to  be  sold 

On  Saturday,  the  16th  day  of  October, 

At  2 o’clocK,  p.  m.,  to  the  highest  and  best 
bidder,  for  cash. 

This  property  is  to  be  sold  without  reserve 
by  order  of  the  United  States  Circuit  Court 
to  satisfy  a mortgage  held  by  the  Connecti- 
cut Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co. 

It  will  be  worth  your  while  to  investigate 
this,  it  being  only  one  block  west  of  Lincoln 
Park  and  situated  in  the  finest  residence 
district  of  the  North  Side.  The  lot  alone  is 
valued  at  $200.00  per  front  foot  and  the  im- 
provements are  well  worth  ($6000.00)  Six 
Thousand  Dollars.  And  the  very  fact  that 
the  Connecticut  Mutual  Life  Insurance 
Comp’y  loaned  $7000.00  on  this  property  is 
solid  proof  of  its  valuation.  This  property 
was  held  by  the  Agents  of  the  Company 
who  made  the  Loan  5 or  6 years  ago.  This 
is  a good  chance  for  investment  where  all 
the  surrounding  property  is  on  the  increase. 
Dont  let  this  opportunity  go  by  and  feel 
sorry  afterwards  that  you  did  not  investi- 
gate it  for  yourselves.  The  Sale  takes 
plac.)  on 

SATURDAY,  the  16th  of  Oct.,  1886. 

at  2 o’clock  in  the  afternoon,  at  the  front 
door  on  Adams  Street  between  Clark  and 
Dearborn  Streets,  at  the  United  States  Gov- 
erment  Building  in  the  City  of  Chicago 
Permission  to  go  in  the  house  will  he  by 
card  from  the  undersigned. 

E.  H.  HUMPHREY,  Administrator, 
149  E.  Monroe  Street. 


For  Saie  or  Lease. 

BEST  LOCATION  IN  SOUTH  CHICAGO. 

Onr  buildings  and  3)4  acres  of  Land,  with 
two  railroad  tracks  and  track  scales,  etc. 

This  plant  is  reached  by  the  0.  R I.  <fc  P. 
and  Pittsburgh  and  Ft.  Wayne  railroads, 
without  switching  charges,  and  is  also  con- 
nected with  all  other  railroads  by  the  “Belt” 
system.  Will  remove  to  our  new  works  about 
May  1st. 

CHICAGO  FORGE  «fc  BOUT  CO., 

234  South  Clark-st.,  Chicago. 


IXTEKIOR  DECORATIOXS. 

Farwell  Hall  has  recently  been  freshened 
up  by  neat  and  tasty  decorations,  designed 
and  executed  by  the  well  known  interior 
decorators.  Crossman  & Lee.  The  construc- 
tion of  the  Hall  does  not  permit  of  any  very 
artistic  decorations.  The  aim  of  the  artists 
therefore,  was  to  give  it  a quiet  and  pleas- 
ant appearance  which  they  have  succeeded 
admirably  in  doing.  The  proscenium  arch 
shows  a very  harmonious  blending  of  colors 
and  adds  greatly  to  the  appearance  of  the 
hall. 

The  firm  are  now  engaged  in  decorating 
the  First  Baptist  Church,  the  Armour  Memo- 
rial building,  Louisville  Hotel,  Louisville, 
Ky.,  and  the  residence  of  Alfred  Cole,  busi- 
ness manages  of  the  Tribune. 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ( 

GIJIUDIXG  PERMITS. 

Brigham  st  Nos  78  to  82,  B C Dahm  3-story 
shop  49x50.  $2,000. 

Bloom  st  No  3614,  C Aurendt  1-story  cottage 
20x15,  $500. 

Brigham  stNo  78  and  82  B C Dahm  3-story 
shop  49x50,  $3,000. 

Commercial  st  No  17,  Christ  Mathia  2-story 
dwelling  22x36,  $2,000. 

Coulter  st  No  443  Franx  Nowax  1-story  cot- 
tage 20x26,  $600. 

Campbell  Park  No  11,  J T Buckley  2-story 
dwelling  20x47,  $5,000. 

Dearborn  and  33d  sts  P D Armour  fifteen  3- 
story  flats  24x50,  $75,000. 

Elk  grove  No  951  to  955,  Fred  Otto  two  cot- 
tages 20x34,  $2,000. 

Elizabeth  st  s No 43  J W Eisenberg  2-story 
barn  18x21,  $600. 

Emerson  st  No  59  MurdocK  & Izaid  1 story 
store  24x45  $l,20o. 

Flournoy  st  No  527  Chas  Chrichton  1-story 
cottage  20x32,  $1,000. 

Fifth  av  No  2616,  W C Clinton  1-story  cot- 
tage 21x48,  $1,700. 

Fourth  av  Nos  66  to  70,  American  Express 
Company  3-story  addition  to  barn  100x60 
$15,000. 

Fifteenth  st  w Nos  1202-1204,  T M Crowley 
two  two-story  dwellings  21x43,  $6,000, 
Flournoy  st  Nos  526  to  542  Louisa  Eraser 
five  cottages  21x42  $4,000. 

Garfield  av  near  Orchard  st  C Kline  additio- 
nal story  24x32.  $1,200. 

Greenwich  st  No  35,  Albert  Henning  1-story 
cottage  20x26,  $600. 

Halsted  st  n Nos  979-981,  F L Schellenberg 
3 story  stores  and  flats  45x65.  $12,000. 
Hudson  av  No  339,  Nic  Britz  2-story  front 
addition  20x25,  $1,600. 

Indiana  av  Nos  3663  to  3667  Central  Church 
of  Christ,  church  building  68x85  $14,000. 
Johnson  st  Nos  177-179  A H Merrill  2-story 
flats  42x55,  $5,000. 

Luce  st  No  21,  John  Krasniswiza  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  20x60,  $2,600. 

Loughton  st  No  58,  W S Hull  l-story  store 
and  flat  28x31,  $2,000. 

Lull  st  No  55,  J NieKawizth  one  story  cot- 
tage 22x28,  $700. 

Lowe  av  No  2859  C K Ryan  3-story  store  and 
flats  23x80,  $5,000. 

Lincoln  av  cor  35th  st  Board  of  Education, 
2-story  school  building  47x125  $35,000. 
Lincoln  st  cor  35ta  Board  of  Education  two 
story  school  house  47x125,  $35,000. 

La  Salle  st  No  3810,  Richard  Mayer  1-story 
cottage  20x48,  $1,200. 

Lowe  av.No  2859,  C K Ryan,  3-story  store 
and  flat  33x80,  $5  000. 

Larrabee  st  No  492  Joe  Siegrasser  3 story 
store  and  flat  24x80,  $10,000. 

Musspratt  st  No  3140,  Joseph  Bluzynaki  one 
story  cottage  21x48,  $1,200. 

Margaret  st  No  2611  G Rabe  1-story  cottage 
20x32,  $800. 

Michigan  av  Nos  2321  and  2323  Matson  Hill, 
two  3-story  dwellings  50x50,  $22,000. 
North  av  No  361  Jas  Genke  1-story  cottage 
20x24,  $800. 

Oakley  av  s Nos  1038-1040,  Frann  Nowak  3 
1 story  cottages,  20x32,  $1,100. 

Oakley  av  No  1039,  Welham  Leaham  2-story 
flats  21x36,  $2,500. 

Paulina  st  s,  No  793,  Anton  Heimdle  3-story 
flats  22x60,  $3,500, 


Paulina  st  s No  793,  Anton  Heindl  3-story 
flat  22x60.  $3,500. 

Racine  av  No  86,  John  Anderson  2-story 
barn  20x30  $800. 

Shields  av  No  2718,  A Haas  basement  20x42, 
$1,000. 

Seymour  st  No  640  Andrew  Grunbery  1-story 
cottage  21x30,  $1,000. 

State  st  and  Chicago  av  H J Willing  five  3- 
story  stores  and  dwellings  100x68  $30,000. 

Shober  st  No  778  Joseph  Sterk  2-story  store 
and  dwelling  24x30,  $1,600. 

State  st  and  Chicago  av  H J Willing  five  4- 
story  stores  and  dwellings,  100x68,  $30,- 
000. 

Twelfth  st  w No  824  J Feldman  3-story  store 
and  flats  22x60,  $4,500. 

Twentieth  st  w No  904  John  Boraa  base- 
ment 20x44,  $1,500. 

Thirteenth  place  No  690  T Sexton  cottage  21 
x40,  $1,300. 

Thirty  seventh  st  No  444  to  452,  G W Parm- 
ly,  five  2-storv  dwellings  83x49,  $12,000. 

Turner  av  Nos  917-919,  CelestiKe  A Covell 
two  2-story  dwellings  17x40,  $5,000. 

Thirty  seventh  st  and  5th  av  John  Kruse  2- 
story  barn  24x48,  $1,500. 

Twenty  fourth  st  No  371  A Steeman  3-story 
flats  22x64,  $5,500. 

Thirty  eiehth  st  Nos  438-440,  Dr  D E Cald- 
well 4-story  flats  48x55,  $11,000. 

Warren  av  No  447,  Mrs  C Mehring  2-story 
dwelling  24x50,  $6,500. 

Webster  av  No  241  Jas  Clerken  1-story  cot- 
tage 20x30,  $1,000. 

Van  Horn  st  No  906  M Damgrois  1-story 
cottage  23x45,  $1,200. 

Warren  av  No  447,  Mrs  Cordelia  Mehring  2- 
story  dwelling  24x50,  $5,500. 

Wood  stn  No  836  HHoepe  i-story  cottage 
20x31,  $800. 

Wallace  st  No  3420  Mry  Mary  Flynn  1-story 
cottage  21x32  $600. 

Western  av  s No  402  P Corcoran  3-story  flats 
22x40,  $4,000. 


WARKAYTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Ashland  av  nw  cor  of  Milwaukee  triangu- 
lar It  50x35x45  ft  Sept  15,  Anton  Horn 

to  Gustav  Kohn $6,250 

Adams  st  207)^  ft  e of  California  av  nf  25 
xl24%j  ft  Oct  1.  Emma  & E F McCally 

F V Dibble  $800 

Ashland  av  24  ft  n of  Keenon  st  ef  24x100 
ft  Sept  25.  Michael  Pape  to  H Nathan 

$2,500 

Ashland  av  48  ft  n of  Keenan  st  ef  24x100 
ft  Oct  5,  Johann  Raddatz  to  Geo  Warta 

$1,000 

Adams  stl50  ft  e of  Rockwell  st  sf  25x125 
ft  Oct  1,  Jas  McMullen  to  Alise  S Wing 

$2,650 

Augusta  st  100  ft  e of  Samuel  sf  30x100  ft 
June  8,  est  of  W S Johnston  to  August 

Lueders $1,140 

Augusta  st  50  ft  e of  Newton  sf  25x110  ft 
Sept  2,  Laura  V Webb  to  Henry  Rad- 

$800 

Ashley  st  125  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x8  ) ft 
Oct  7,  Gertrude  Sherman  to  Matthew 

Balger $800 

Ashland  av  ne  oor  Blanche  st  wf  24x124  ft 
Oct  4,  August  Russ  to  Valentine  Pytern 

$3,350 

Bissell  st  292  ft  s cf  Clay  ef  24x125  ft  Oct 
2.  John  A Niemann  to  Charles  G BecKer 

$1,800 

Bickerdike  square  51  f t w of  Bickerdike  st 
nf  25x74  ft  Oct  2,  Winifred  King  to  Ann 

Hasey $1,600 

Bushnell  st  186  ft  e of  Stewart  avnf25x 
125  ft  Oct  5,  C J Erickson  to  Christian 

Luxem $2,335 

Barber  st  125  ft  w of  Union  sf  25x73  feet 
Oct  1,  Joseph  Censky  to  Frank  Lahvic 
$1,625 

Bryson  st  192  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x132 
ft  Oct  2, John  Nelson  tOiLouise  Lutz  $3,500 


512 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Bissell  st  178  ft  s of  Belden  av  ef  48x124  ft 
Sept  15,  Harriet  S Van  Buren  to  Sarah 

Rogerson $3,000 

Bushnell  st  725  ft  w of  Stewart  av  sf  50x 
125  ft  sept  17,  Master  in  chancery  to 

Louise  W Adams . . . $6,371 

Bloomingdale  road  96  ft  e of  Paulina  st  sf 
24x125  ft  sept  28,  H H Gage  to  Patrick 

Walsh $300 

Bonney  av  nw  cor  Swift  st  ef  25x125  feet 
sept  23.  Marjory  W & J E Wilkins  to 

Oscar  Rothe $250 

Bonney  av  u and  adjoining  above  ef  50x125 
ft  sept  23,  Marjory  W & J E Wilkins  to 

A & L Rothe $350 

Colorado  av  460  ft  w of  Kedzie  sf  18  ft  to 
alley  sept  17,  G A Seaverns  to  Louise  E 

G Lynn  . . . $3,500 

Charlotte  st  175  ft  w of  Central  Park  av 
nf  25x124  ft  Sept  22,  Franx  Nittleberg 

to  Lesser  Franklin $1,800 

Charlotte  st  same  as  above  Sept  23,  Susan- 
na G Winslow  to  FranK  Nittleberg . $1,500 
Commercial  st  297%  ft  n of  Wabansia  av 
ef  23x122  ft  July  3,  Theodore  Riehl  to 

Hannah  B Rassmussen $400 

Congress  st  253  ft  w of  Sacramento  av  nf 
25x153  ft  July  27,  Edson  Keith  to  Teles- 

ford  St  Peter $550 

Congress  st  303  ft  e of  Sacramento  av  nf 
25x171  ft  Sept  6,  Edson  Keith  to  Louis 

Jourdain $650 

Carroll  av  149%  ft  w of  Parker  place  sf  25 
xl59  ft  Mch  9,  Roger  P Chew  to  Henry 

Lantz $350 

Corwin  place  116  ft  s of  Moore  st,  ef  24x99 
ft  Aug  15,  H V McKiel  to  Thomas  Vail 

$1,550 

Calumet  av  609  ft  n of  35th  st  wf  32x125 
ft  Sept  14,  R E Boomer  toJ  H Van  Vlis- 

sengen $3,565 

Canal  st  24  ftn  of  Maxwell  wf  23x110  ft 
Oct  6,  Servatius  Linden  to  Louise  Har- 
ris   $6,500 

Calumet  av  123%  f t n of  23d  st  wf  24%x 
179  ft  Sept  24,  Sarah  P Gould  to  Bar- 

betta  Katz $12,500 

Coblentz  st  198  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  48x 
100  feet  Oct  6,  Frank  Wiltshire  to  T A 

Snow $6,000 

Calumet  av  620  ft  n of  35th  st  wf  32x125 
feet  Sept  29,  J H Van  Vlissengen  to  L 

Nelson $3,565 

Curtis  st  123  ft  n of  Austin  av  ef  24x110  ft 
Oct  7,  Edward  Morier  to  Michael  Nevins 


3,000 


Central  Park  boul  96  fte  of  Kedzie  av  nf 
49x140  ft  also  25x121  ft  on  Troy  st  July 
26,  B A Baldwin  to  Sarah  J Stale.  .$1,600 
Congress  st260  ft  w of  Western  avnf  18% 
xl58  ft  Oct  1,  J L Campbell  to  Jennetta 

Sartl $4,000 

California  av  174  ft  n of  Thomas  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  May  10,  Est  of  Jas  Carter  to  W J 

Sturtz $550 

Cornell  st  50  ft  e of  Hose  nf  36x100  ft  sept 
29,  Charles  Loeb  to  Charles  Guesten 


$2,401 


Crystal  st  254  ft  eof  Hoyne  avnf  25x120 
ft  Sept  20,  Adam  Ochs  to  Henry  Rieper 


>700 


Dearborn  st  se  cor  of  32d  st  wf  28x110  ft 
July  30,  Margaret  and  F C Vierling  to 

Barbara  Seeferger $4000 

Dudley  st  236  ft  s of  Armitage  av  ef  24x 
125  ft  September  6,  Sarah  A Scofield  to 

J A Johnston $325 

Dudley  st  n and  adjoining  above  24x125  ft 
sept  6,  H G Ferris  to  J A Johnston. . $325 
Division  st  50  ft  e of  Chicago  & North- 
western railway  sf  25x150  ft  Oct  2,  Ur- 
sula Detmer  to  John  Kowalski $1,675 

Dickson  st  146  ft  s of  BlacKhawk  st  wf  24x 
109  ft  Sept  11,  JennetteM  Southworth 

to  John  Buda $1000 

Draxe  av  75  ft  n of  Huron  st  ef  50x122  ft 
Sept  22,  Eliza  Milnes  to  Chas  A Murray 

_. $1,000 

Dickson  st  234  ft  n of  Division  st  ef  24x 
138,%  ft  Oct  4,  Geo  Warta  to  Valentine 

Nowax $2,400 

Dudley  st  140  ft  s of  Armitage  av  ef  24x 
125  ft  August  28,  Theodore  Riehl  to  J H 

Lonergan $425 

Eighteenth  st  168%  ft  w of  Lincoln  st  sf" 
24x125  ft  Sept  29,  Est  of  VV  L Newberry 

to  Joseph  Sunevad $600 

Eighteenth  st  nw  cor  Walleck  st  sf  25x120 
ft  Sept  28,  Frank  Hovenka  to  H A Ger- 

hardt $800 

Erie  st  154  ft  w of  Lincoln  sf  66x122  feet 

^ Oct  4,  A C Knupf  to  E S Judd $5.5C0 

Erie  st  320  ft  w of  N Centre  av  sf  24x59  ft 
Sept  8,  S D Jacobson  to  Fred  K Hamlin 

, $3,000 

Erie  st  25  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  25x80  ft  Oct 
3,  Helen  McMahon  to  Anton  Horn. $4,500 


Wholesale  ai  d Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposi  e Palmer,  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


CS-ICS0O,  1LL0. 


Elk  Grove  st  260  ft  n of  Armitage  av  ef  48 
xl25  ft  sept  7,  Sarah  A Scofield  to  F W 

Hatterman $650 

Elk  Grove  av  164  ft  n of  Armitage  ef  48x 
125  ft  sept  7,  HG  Ferris  to  F W Hatter- 

man $650 

Elk  Grove  st  213  ft  n of  Hervey  st  wf  24x 
125  ft  Aug  9,  Edwin  Manard  to  Walinty 

Piszejek $325 

Ewing  st  sw  cor  of  Desplaines  nf  75x119 
feet  Oct  7,  Wm  Delamone  to  C L Jenxs 

$11,000 

Erie  st  110  ft  w of  Lincoln  nf  22x121  feet 
October  2,  J R Gore  to  Winafred  King 

$1,500 

Front  st  nw  cor  Sangamon  nf  25x100  feet 
Sept  15,  Julias  Stasiewsxi  to  Andreas 

Laczowsxi $6,000 

Fullerton  av  100  ft  w of  Perry  st  nf  25x 
120  ft  Oct  1,  Frank  Lehmann  to  John  & 

A Krumm $4,500 

Flournoy  st  313  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf 
25x125  ft  October  6,  T C Eddy  to  Eliza 

Milnes $400 

Fremont  st  244  ft  s of  Centre  wf  24x125  ft 
Oct  7,  J ohn  Stuart  to  A Oehring  . . . $3,200 
Fowler  st  195%  ft  w of  Robey  nf  26x162 
ft  Aug  6,  F W Hatterman  to  Christine 

Larsen ...  $1,400 

Fourteenth  st  96  ft  e of  Throop  nf  24x124 
ft  October  6,  John  White  to  James  Carr 

$5,300 

Fairfield  av  387  ft  s of  12th  st  ef  25x131  ft 
Sept  15,  Martha  J Emerson  et  al  to 

Henry  Scheuermann $2,000 

Fairfield  av  437  ft  s of  12th  st  ef  25x131  ft 
Oct  6,  H F Schenermann  to  Ann  Fitzger- 

ald $650 

Fairfield  av  n and  adj  above  25x131  ft  Oct 

6,  Same  to  Hannah  Glock $650 

Fairfield  av  175  ft  n of  Thompson  st  wf  25 
xl25  feet  sept  30,  Sarah  Everhart  to  An- 
drew Eversten $550 

Fifth  av  150  ft  s of  31st  st  ef  25x125  feet 
Florentin  Felstkorn  to  Marie  Master 

$1,200 

Fulton  st  65  ft  w of  Sacramento  av  sf  25x 
149  ft  Aug  31,  Est  of  T S S Flint  to  J J 

Gillam $350 

Fulton  st  e and  adj  above  25x149  ft  Aug  31 
Estate  of  T S S Flint  to  Peter  Nolan 

$850 

Green  st  23  ft  s of  Jackson  ef  27x116  feet 
sept  29,  Laurence  Kehoe  to  W B Scott 

$4,250 

Gardner  st  356  ft  e of  Halsted  st  nf  22x98 
ft  Oct  1,  Chas  Schwandl  to  Ferdinand 

Bernhardt $700 

Green  st  100  ft  s of  Washington  wf  33x120 
ft  Sept  30,  Edith  E Case  to  J B Legnard 

$6,000 

Girard  st  164  ft  n of  Hervey  ef  24x125  ft 
October  6,  Franx  Greca  to  Anton  Bock 

$750 

Harrison  st  102  ft  e of  Albany  av  nf  25x 
125  ft  June  29,  P W Snowhook  to  Her- 
man Klug $600 

Hastings  st240  ft  w of  Loomis  nf  24x124 
ft  Oct  1,  John  Schneider  to  John  O’Con- 
nell  $1,500 

Hastings  st  216  ft  e of  Paulina  nf  24x124 
feet  sept  28,  Lawrence  Watson  to  C H 

Grotke $700 

Hastings  st  264  ft  e of  Paulina  nf  24x124 
ft  June  1,  Ann  McFarland  to  S Kennedy 

$1,600 

Hoyne  av  se  cor  of  Crystal  st  wf  48x138% 
feet  Aug  14,  Adam  Ochs  to  James  Dai- 

ment $2,000 

Hervey  st  72  ft  w of  Girard  st  sf  24x125  ft 
Aug  17,  Edward  Maynard  to  Franz  Eich- 

stadt $350 

Herves  st  se  cor  Elx  Grove  stnf  24x125  ft 
Oct  4,  Frank  Reichel  to  A Kedrowski 

$935 

Huron  st  75  ft  e of  Vrmour  sf  25x125  feet 
June  14,  M W Hazen  toLars  Ohlin  $1,250 
Harrison  st  24  ft  eof  Leavitt  nf  24x100  ft 
Oct  5,  Catherine  and  S Carmody  to  L O 

Kuhnert $3,000 

Hastings  st  nw  cor  Paulina  st  nf  48x124 
ft  Oct  5,  Jas  Grannan  to  August  Handt- 

mann $2,600 

Hinman  st  150  ft  w of  Lincoln  av  sf  25x 
126%  feet  Oct  1,  Frank  Wetzel  to  Peter 
Wilkin $1,800 


Henry  st  175  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  25x124  ft 
October  1,  Catherine  W Hansen  to  R H 

Herrmann $730 

Hastings  st  ne  cor  Lincoln  nf  48%xl24  ft 
Sept  21,  Charles  Roy  to  William  Hickey 

$2,000 

Henry  st  72  ft  e of  Wood  sf  24x124  feet 
Sept  21,  John  A Hall  to  Ernst  Kopp 


.$650 


Huron  st  121  ft  w of  St  Clair  st  nf  22%x 
109  ft  Sept  24,  Walter  C Newberry  to 

John  S Newberry $15,700 

Hoyne  av  77%  ft  s of  Bryson  st  wf  25x138 
feet  sept  18,  Adam  Ochs  to  A C Keller 

$1,700 

Holt  st  61  ft  n of  Blackhawk  st  wf  25x125 
ft  June  7,  E M Olson  to  Anton  Green- 

wald $1,020 

Indiana  av  nw  oor  32d  st  ef  24x160  feet 
October  4,  Helen  A Bunker  to  Lettie  M 

Qaine $13,000 

Indiana  av  the  premises  No  2612  October 
4,  Street  Bradley  to  Daniel  Dougherty 

$15,000 

Indiana  st  50  ft  w of  Rush  nf  25x100  feet 
sept  23,  Alia  O Munn  to  E A Hartwell 


2,000 


Illinois  av  69%  ft  n of  33d  st  wf  25x56.15 
ft  August  31,  S E Gioss  to  Mary  E Reed 

$400 

Jefferson  st  396  ft  s of  Van  Buren  ef  46x 
186  ft  to  Law  av  also  25x93  ft  s and  adj 
above  Oct  6,  Anna  S Bunsch  to  Charles 

Kaestner $17,000 

Jefferson  st  49%  ft  n of  Meagher  ef  48%x 
90  ft  und  % Sept  22.  Maria  M F Keil- 

bach  to  Chi  & G W R R $4,467 

Jay  st  175  ft  n of  Garfield  av  ef  25x123  ft 
July  1 James  Morgan  to  Francis  A Sow- 

ersby $800 

James  av  142  ft  e of  Laurel  stnf  24x124  ft 
sept  30,  Charles  Nauke  to  F Eckmann 

$1,100 

Kossuth  st  127  ft  wof  Portland  av  sf  25x 
124  ft  Sept  28,  J ane  T & H R Hopxins  to 

Katerina  Havel $2,000 

Kemper  place  136  ft  w of  Larrabee  st  sf 
25x100  ft  July  27,  Lucy  S Buckingham 

to  R H Howe $1,000 

Kendall  st  about  100  ft  sw  of  Cypress  nw  f 
24x100  feet  Sept  13,  J E Tager  to  D W 

Eldred $550 

Kedzie  av  215%  ft  s of  Central  Park  bd  wf 
25x121%  ft  July  26,  B A Baldwin  to  Hes- 
ter S Pigman $350 

Lincoln  av  280  ftnw  of  Centre  st  ne  f 25x 
115  ft  Oct  6,  Susanna  & J Spuhler  to  J 

W Steffins $5,000 

Lake  stne  cor  of  Halsted  sf  60%xl40  ft 
Sept  28,  C B & E D Hosmer  to  C L 

Jenks $40,000 

Liberty  st  100  ft  e of  Jefferson  nf  25x86  ft 
Oct  6,  Hubert  Lindner  to  Chas  Lipner 

$1,900 

La  Salle  av  72  ft  n of  Goethe  st  wf  25x151 
feet  Oct  5,  P Florsheim  to  L G Halberg 

$5,375 

Lexington  st  95  ft  e of  Washtenaw  avsf  24 
xl25  ft  sept  29,  T M Crowley  to  Eliza  J 

O’Connor $2,300 

Loomis  st  the  premises  No  88,  Septem- 
ber 13,  Amanda  L Lehman  to  H B Par- 
ker  $8,000 

Laxe  st  44  ft  east  of  Leavitt  sf  22x141  feet 
sept  1.  C H Sevan  to  Adolph  Freundt 

$5,000 

La  Salle  st  246  ft  n of  39th  st  wf  24%xl22 
ft  Oct  2,  Hannah  M & S S Case  to  Mary 

C Bailey $2,300 

Madison  st  132%  ft  w of  Sacramento  avsf 
25x125  ft  sept  2,  estate  of  J S Flint  to  G 

H Flint .$1,875 

Mospratt  st  sw  cor  Springer  ef  25x124  ft 
sept  6,  William  Tarr  to  Geo  Hombastel 

$600 

Morgan  st  115  ft  u of  12th  wf  25x100  ft 
sept  28,  Mary  F Burns  to  Anton  Geis 

$3,700 

May  st  nw  cor  Austin  av  ef  50x116  ft  Oct 
5,  Elias  Greenebaum  to  Osmond  Fox  et 

Pi $2,430 

Morgan  st  sw  cor  18th  ef  25x100  ft  Oct  4, 
Henry  Zimmerman  to  A Hubxa.  . .$2,200 
Marion  st  233  ft  s of  Ellen  st  wf  25x107  ft 
Sept  24,  Theodore  Geislerto  Henry  Jur- 
gensen .$3,000 


Milwaukee  av  236  ft  se  of  Hoyne  sw  f 24x 
100  ft  Oct  5,  Wm  Frazer  to  Jane  Lin- 


coln . 


1.250 


Monroe  st  265%  ft  e of  Kedzie  av  sf  24x193 
ft  sept  27,  W G Jackson  to  Martin  Burke 

■■■•: $900 

Madison  st  252  ft  w of  Spaulding  av  nf  81 
xl91  ft  Sept  20,  A D Williams  to  Ella  w 

Plecker $5,100 

Maxwell  st  350  ft  w of  Jefferson  nf  25x100 
ft  Oct  7,  G Habner  to  Rachel  Eppstein 

$6,700 

North  av  ne  cor  Shober  stnf  25x123  feet 
Sept  14,  E M Sheldon  to  Franx  Wengi- 

erski $2,750 

Nineteenth  st  192  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x 

125  ft  Aug  23,  Virginia  C Durkeeto  H J 

Bahn $550 

Nineteenth  st  120  ft  e of  Leavitt  st  sf  24x 
124  ft  Sept  27,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  Jos- 
eph HI  avaty $600 

Ohio  st  40  ft  e of  Peoria  nf  40x116  ft  sept 
25,  Mary  McCarthy  to  Scandinavian 

Workingmen’s  Assn $7,000 

Ohio  st  20  ft  e of  Peoria  st  nf  20x116  ft 
Oct  1,  Edward  Hoffman  to  Same.  . .$3,500 
Oakley  av  100  ft  s of  Laughton  st  ef  25x 
109  ft  Oct  2,  C F Schumacher  to  S Ahern 

$500 

Owasco  st  170%  ft  w of  Western  av  nf  24x 
100  ft  Sept  22,  V H Gardiner  to  E B 

Pease $2,000 

Oakley  av  bet  Van  Buren  and  Jackson  sts 
wf  26x121  ft  Oct  4,  Geo  N Hall  to  Anna 

E Guinnip $6,000 

Oax  st  110  feet  w of  Marxet  nf  25x109  feet 
Aug  21,  Fredericx  Danielson  to  Henry 

Bussell $9,000 

Ohio  st  289  ft  w of  n Centre  av  sf  24x128 
feet  August  21,  N O Allen  to  F C Adams 

$423 

Orchard  st  the  premises  No  11  Oct  1,  Car! 

Schroeder  to  Hedwig  Fabian. . . . .$2,400 
Oax  st  116  ft  e of  Market  sf  25x100  ft  Oct  1 
1,  Mary  A Curie  to  C J Blomstren.  .$5,000 
Oakley  av  156  ft  s of  Van  Buren  st  ef  24x 

126  ft  Oct  5,  Mary  Hinsdale  to  Mary  J 

Lowden $8,500  . 

Parnell  av  150  ft  s of  30th  st  wf  25x125  ft 
Dec  5,  1885  David  Davis  to  Bridget  Dor- 
sey  $3,100  , 


Polx  st  73  ft  w of  Laflin  st  nf  48x105  feet 
July  29,  JB  Marshall  to  John  F Walxer 

$2,000 

Paulina  st  300  ft  n of  Augusta  wf  25x100 
ft  Oct  2,  Chas  Johnson  to  Chas  Wiede- 
mann  $1,000 

Parmelee  st  170  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  24x 
124%  ft  sept  27,  Rudolph  Born  to  Carl 

Trapp $450 

Parmlee  st  169  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  24x120 
ft  Oct  4,  Carl  Trapp  to  Johann  Rathxe 

$900 

Polk  st  nw  cor  Sacramento  av  sf  50x125  ft 
July  27,  P W Suornhurx  to  Chas  Brand 

$1,100 

Prairie  av  276  ft  s of  26th  st  wf40%xl79 
ft  Sept  11,  C F Remicx  to  A A Sprague 

$15,000 

Polk  st  73  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  24x105  ft  sept 
6,  J H Walker  to  Helean  M Barbour 

$3,000 

Paulina  100  fts  of  York  ef  50x125  fc  July 
26,  Elizabeth  Sampson  to  W H and  S R 

Pruyn $3,000 

River  st  the  premises  Nos  9.  11,  13  and  15 
Oct  2,  Elizabeth  Fuller  et  al  to  Egbert 

M Gillett $45,225 

Robey  st  112  feet  n of  Polk  wf  24x114  feet 
Oct  6,  Mary  Dodge  to  L P Friestedt 

$2,800 

Sacramento  av  100  ft  s of  25th  st  ef  5^x 
125  feet  Sept  16,  C T Trego  et  al  to  Geo 

Pfeiffer $500 

Sloan  st  160  ft  e of  Noble  st  sf  25x125  ft 
Oct  7,  Master  in  chancery  to  J Puzek 

$1,780 

Superior  st  nw  cor  of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x122 
Sept  21,  Theodore  Reiht  to  J J Cunning- 
ham   $,1000 

Sloan  st  250  ft  e of  Noble  st  sf  25x125  ft 
Oct  6,  Anton  Bock  to  John  Chilewski 

$1,100 

Seventeenth  st  96%  ft  w of  Wood  sf  24x 
125  ft  Sept  20,  Est  of  W L Newberry  to 

Frank  Bezac $575 

Schiller  st  151  ft  w of  LaSalle  av  nf  34x66 
ft  Oct  6,  Barbara  Gaetzelmann  to  Henry 

Albert $4,000 

Sawyer  av  250  ft  u of  21st  st  ef  25x125  ft 
Oct  2,  F B Abbott  to  Estelle  A Stephens 
$4,000 


Superior  st  263  ft  w of  Robey  nf  24x123  ft 
Sept  13,  S T King  to  M H Moore.  .$1,500 
Shiller  st  55  ft  e of  La  Salle  av  sf  94x66  ft 
Oct  2,  Domenico  Racco  to  Betta  Nathan 
$5,500 


KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Samuel  st  200  feet  u of  Clarinda  st  wf  25x 
130  ft  Aug  14,  Est  of  VV  S Johnston  to  , 

Adolph  Woynar $800 

Seymour  st  422  ft  s of  Fulton  wf  48x126  ft 
Sept  26,  Helean  M Barbour  to  Lillian  P 

Jevelez $4,5C0 

Sacramento  av  175  ft  s of  Congress  st  wf 
25x125  ft  sept  18,  Edson  Keith  to  Free- 
man Steele $700 

Shober  st  269  ft  n of  Hirsch  ef  25x110  ft 
sept  21,  Theodore  Riehl  to  Carl  Johan- 
sen   $650 

Springer  av  97  ft  w of  Laurel  st  sf  48x124 
ft  sept  7,  Catholic  Bishop  to  Peter  Las- 

insui $1,000 

Shober  st  se  cor  Thompson  wf  25x124  ft 
Sept  11,  F W Hatterman  to  Chas  J Zieg- 
ler  $950 

Southport  av  250  ft  n of  Belden  ef  25x124 
ft  Oct  5,  Master  in  chancery  to  Herman 

Samuel $1,226 

South  Park  av  289  ft  n of  35th  st  wf  25x 
164  feet  Sept  27,  E G Gray  to  H B Orr 

$3,125 

South  Parx  av  s and  adj  above  25x164  ft 
Sept  27.  E G Gray  to  Jennie  Doctor 

f $3,125 

State  st  122  ft's  of  Banks  wf  27x150  feet 
Aug  25,  Auguste  Brosseau  to  Amanda  F 

Farlin $9,150 

Seventeenth  st  242  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av 
sf  24x125*4  ft  sept  1,  D AV  Barrows  to  G 

W Hughes $375 

Twelfth  st  141  ft  w of  Centre  av  sf  25x125 
ft  Oct  6,  Ernst  Kuehne  to  John 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

I 15  Dearborn  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS,  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY. 


Crook 
,000 

Taylor  st  85  ft  e of  Clinton  nf  25x118  feet 
Oct  7,  J C Kalhoun  to  Stephen  Schra- 

mek $2,800 

Twelfth  st  sw  cor  Homan  av  nf  200x167  ft 
Oct  2,  Daniel  Goodwin  to  L S Heafield 

$4,000 

Twelfth  st  200  ft  w of  Homan  av  nf  50x 
167  ft  Sept  29,  Daniel  Goodwin  to  Mary 

Valenta $1,000 

Twenty  first  st  312  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  2lx 
125  ft  Aug  30,  Virginia  C DurKee  to  C 

Hauny $1,300 

Taylor  st  193  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  24x104 
ft  Sept  29,  Labriel  Franchere  to  Moses 

Furlong  et  al $1,500 

Taylor  st  nw  cor  Paulina  sf  25x132  feet 
July  31,  A C Goodman  to  Otto  Korup 

$1,875 

Thirteenth  st  226  ft  e of  Robey  nf  24x124 
ft  July  31,  Jaf  Stinson  to  Jane  Comer- 

ford  $625 

Thirty  fifth  st  165  ft  w of  Grand  boul  nf 
165x462  ft  sept  25,  Charles  O Collins  to 

Chas  H Frost $50,000 

Thirteenth  st  174  ft  w of  Centre  av  sf  25x 

124  ft  Aug  13,  Est  of  H B Claflin  to  Ca- 
leb F Gates $1,050 

Twelfth  st  75  ft  w of  Laflin  st  sf  50x104  ft 
Aug  4,  J VV  Thompson  et  al  to  R A Breed 

$12,000 

Twelfth  st  same  as  above  August  18,  R A 

Breed  to  J K McGill $14,000 

Twelfth  st  156  ft  w of  Laflin  st  nf  36x124 
ft  May  10,  Jno  Gallagher  to  Moritz  Prin 

diville $3000 

Twenty  sixth  st  se  cor  Wallace  st  nf  25x 

125  ft  Oct  5,  John  Holland  to  Joe  Coh- 
en  $5,000 

Twenty  sixth  st  nw  cor  Sacrrmento  av  sf 
25x125  ft  Sept  27,  C T Crego  to  Anton 

Seebert $350 

Thir'.esnth  st  199  ft  w of  Centre  av  sf  25x 
124  ft  with  22x124  ft  on  13th  place  Sep- 
tember 27,  Matthew  Daly  to  Bridget 

Daly $2,500 

Thirty  second  st  57  ft  w of  Butler  st  nf  25 
xl08  ft  Sept  7,  G C Finney  et  al  to 

Frank  Kaska $700 

Thirteenth  st  240  ft  e of  Robey  st  nf  24x 
124  it  August  27,  Jas  Stinson  to  Horace 

Acree $625 

Thirty  third  court  24  ft  e of  Paulina  st  sf 
25x125  ft  Sept  29,  G W Scott  to  Lucy  R 

Cremieux $600 

Twelfth  st  48  ft  w of  Robey  nf  24x124  ft 
also  12th  st  192  ft  w of  Robey  sf  24x130 
ft  September  29,  T J Canty  to  A Ryan 

$5,000 

Vernon  ParK  place  116  ft  w of  Sibley  st  nf 
23x150  ft  Oct  4,  Wm  T Bates  to  Joseph 

Hanson $1,400 

Van  Buren  st  180  ft  w of  Franklin  nf  20x 
108  ft  Sept  18,  Margaret  Duffy  to  Jose- 
phine W Knick $14,000 

Vedder  st  262  ft  se  of  Larrabee  nef  24x137 
ft  Oct  5,  Est  of  AV  S Johnston  to  Eliza- 
beth Millington $800 

Warren  av450ft  w of  Kedzie  sf  75x118  ft 
Oct  5,  Alexander  Hepburn  to  Edward 

Horax $4,500 

Western  av  116  ft  n of  Upton  st  wf  24x88 


ft  sept  20,  Gustav  Sackezewsky  to  Aug- 
ust Hoffman $1,525 

AVestern  av  se  cor  Taylor  st  wf  41x100  ft 
Oct  1,  Theodore  Walter  to  Frank  Kreml 

$3,500 

Warren  av  40  ft  e of  Sacramento  av  sf  25x 
100  ft  Sept  1,  est  of  T J S Plint  to  R M 

Conger $1,500 

Washington  boul,  280  ft  w of  Francisco  st 
sf  36x200  ft  Aug  25,  S H Wheeler  to  H 

H Martindale $4,680 

AVashington  boul  248  ft  w of  Francisco  st 
sf  12x200  ft  Oct  5,  S H AVheeler  to  M B 

Harkness $1,620 

Wilcox  av  160  ft  w of  Campbell  av  nf  21x 
123l/£  ft  Oct  7,  G S Harkness  to  Lizzie 

Humphreys $4,550 

Wilcox  av  same  as  above  Sept  4,  E P Mur- 

docK  to  G S Harkness $4,500 

Warren  av  e of  California  nf  30x125  feet 
Sept  23,  J L Campbell  to  Lizzie  A Good- 
ing  $4,500 

Winthrop  place  300  ft  n of  Taylor  st  ef  25 
xl25  ft  sept  22,  Jessie  <fc  C F AVardell  to 

John  Quinn $4,100 

Wells  st  ne  cor  of  Shiller  wf  23x83  ft  Oct 

2,  Harry  Olbert  to  D Racco $9,225 

Wood  st  261  ft  n of  Bloomingdale  road  ef 
24x125  ft  Sept  11,  Edward  Lehnert  to 

Pauline  Kuessner $1,100 

Wood  st  261  ft  w of  Bloomingdale  road  ef 
24x125  ft  Sept  13,  Paulina  Kuessner  to 

AVilhelmine  Kulment $1,100 

Wieland  st  425  ft  s of  North  av  ef  24%x 
102  ft  Oct  2,  Peter  Kohler  to  Johan  Kru- 
zek $2,800 

\ortli  of  City  Limits. 

Alto  st  341  ft  w of  Halsted  nf  25x124  feet 
April  7,  Clarence  Buckingham  to  Chas 

Danielson $550 

Ashland  av  142  ft  n of  Berteau  ef  50x165 
feet  sept  29,  H A Bartels  to  Theodore 

Rohde $1,300 

Bnrlington  st  300  ft  n of  AVrightwood  av 
wf  25x105 *4  ft  Sept  7,  Julia  C Sherman 

to  Johan  Goosman $700 

Belmont  av  295  ft  w of  Southport  sf  25x 
125  ft  Oct  5,  C W Dietrich  to  G F Koes- 

ter $600 

Burling  st  175%  ft  n of  AVrightwood  av  wf 
75x105  ft  Aug  20,  Emma  L Doming  to 

Carl  O & H Wallin $2,100 

Burling  st  275*4  ft  n of  AVrightwood  av  wf 
25x105*4  ft  Sept  7,  Fred’k  Deming  to 

John  P Hettinger $700 

Belmont  av  125  ft  e of  railroad  sf  25x121 
ft  sept  28,  J P Altgeld  to  William  Winte 

. ... $900 

Cleveland  av  141  ft  u of  Seminary  sf  25x 
125  ft  Sept  27,  E J Lehmann  to  J C H 

Schaar $700 

Commercial  st  292*4  ft  n of  Berteau  av  wf 
50x165  ft  Sept  7,  Judith  C Walker  to  An- 
nie L Gates $800 

Clark  st  150  ft  se  of  Cornelia  st  ne  f 25x 
125  feet  Sept  18,  E J Lehman  to  Frank 

Raun $900 

Diversey  st  175  ft  e of  Sheffield  av  sf  25x 

124  ft  Mch  29,  D H Schwahn  to  C.Stem- 

metz $1,250 

Diversey  st  w of  and  adj  above  25x124  ft 
Mch  29,  D H Schwahn  to  H G Elinber- 

ger $1,250 

Dakin  st  720  ft  e of  Jones  sf  40x122  feet 
Sept  16,  J A Hall  to  A H Lloyd ....  $800 
Fletcher  st  166  ft  e of  Southport  av  nf  25x 

125  ft  Sept  23,  J P Altgeld  to  Karl  Sch- 

rieber $550 

Galt  av  sw  cor  Halsted  st  nf  50x124  feet 
September  1,  J N Young  to  A C Dawson 

. f $1,000 

Homer  av  120  ft  w of  Sheldon  av  sf  24x 
125  ft  Aug  7,  S E Gross  to  M Yienow- 

ska f 1425 

Lincoln  av  341  ft  nw  of  Perry  st  sw  f 24 
ft  to  alley  Sept  1,  Ivan  Wellander  to  P F 

Haynes $1,200 

Lincoln  av  123  ft  s of  Turner  st  ne  f 25x 
124  ft  sept  20,  Henry  Fuhr  to  J H Rolf 

$1,900 

Lincoln  av  316*4  ft  se  of  Belmont  sw  f 24 
ft  to  alley  sept  30,  Mary  L Petit  to  Car- 
oline Dohrman $1,200 

Lincoln  avnw  cor  AVeliington  st  nw  f 150 
feet  to  AVeliington  av  sept  30,  Mathias 
Jung  to  Jacob  Gebhardt $2,000 


Lewis  st  249  9-10  ft  n of  Marianna  st  wf 
25x124  ft  Oct  1,  Nils  Swanson  to  John 

McLaughlin. $2,500 

Melrose  st  425  ft  w of  Evanston  road  sf  50 
xll6  4-10  ft  sept  18,  H M Peters  to  F W 

Thies $1,600 

McGregor  st  326  ft  e of  Portland  av  nf  25 
xl25  ft  Oct  1,  Andrew  Cummings  to 

Mary  A Coles $4,500 

Melrose  st  sw  cor  of  Lincoln  av  nf  85x101 
x45%  ft  Oct  7,  Master  in  chancery  to  E 

G Uihlein $570 

Nelson  st  177*4  ft  w of  Herndon  sf  25x125 
ft  Sept  28,  W C Goudy  to  John  Tracker 

$550 

Nelson  st  192  ft  e of  Herndon  st  sf  24x125 
ft  Sept  29,  W C Goudy  to  H Stu’ben- 

rauch $825 

Noble  av  216  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  25x117 
ft  July  30.  Harriet  S & J MW  Jones  to 

Joseph  Lietz $350 

Noble  av  266  ft  w of  Western  sf  25x117  ft 

July  28,  Same  to  Martin  Prena $350 

Paulina  st  241  ft  s of  Graceland  av  ef  25x 
125  ft  sept  20,  H C Buechner  to  A Buch- 

holz 

Paulina  st  141  ft  s of  Graceland  av  ef  50x 
125  ft  sept  20,  HC  Buchner  to  Gottfried 

Buchhold $1,200 

Paulina  st  211  ft  n of  Leland  av  ef  30x183 
ft  Sept  25,  Henry  Nye  et  al  to  Charles  A 

Lang $468 

Robey  st  nw  cor  of  Ashland  ef  25x109  ft 
September  18,  F B Clarke  to  J P O’Brien 

$1,350 

Robey  st  same  as  above  June  19,  G L War- 
ner to  F B Clarke $1,400 

Racine  av  s of  Diversey  st  ef  37%xl24ft 
October  2,  W G Diedric.  to  Martin  Fry 

$1,550 

Racine  av  522  ft  n of  Belmont  ef  25x115 
feet  July  10,  J P Altgeld  to  P O Olsen 

$650 

Racine  av  same  as  above  Oct  5,  P O Olsen 

to  E Wingren $2,200 

Sulzer  st  ne  cor  Hazel  50x124  ft  June  25, 

J N Young  to  G L Tilton $1,200 

Seminary  av  291  ft  n of  Wellington  st  wf 
25x124  ft  Oct  1,  Henry  Dints  to  Andrew 

Hollander $1,900 

Surf  st  ne  cor  of  Evanston  av  sf  396x197 
also  190x197  ft  in  rear  Aug  25,  Geo  B 

Carpenter  to  E J Lehmann $27,050 

Sheffield  av  150  ft  n of  Garfield  wf  62%x 
126  ft  Aug  20,  J T Davis  to  AVm  KrcicK- 

$2,750 

Sheffield  av  n and  adjoining  above  wf  37 % 
xl26  ft  Aug  20,  J T Davis  to  Hermann 

Barth $1,650 

School  st  198  ft  e of  Claru  st  sf  25x124  ft 
sept  11,  Clarence  Buckingham  to  Jos- 
eph Vassil $850 

Southport  av  97  ft  s of  Fletcher  wf  24x125 
ft  Sept  25,  J P Altgeld  to  Anna  M Eul 

....$650 

Tremont  st  96  ft  s of  William  wf  24x124  ft 
Sept  23,  O S AVheeler  to  Charles  Pichl 

. $900 

AVestern  av  nw  cor  of  Noble  ef  26*4x125  ft 
Aug  9,  Harriet  J & J M W Jones  to 

Heinrich  Heier $500 

Western  av  n of  Bowmanville  roal  wf  50x 
160  ft  Sept  28,  Elizabeth  Gleins  to  Phil- 
lip Freichler $400 

Wolfram  st24  ft  n of  Seminary  av  sf  24x 
125  ft  Oct  4,  Jacob  Hachleuto  Bartholo- 
mew Lumpert $2,300 

) Woodside  av  50  ft  s of  Roscoe  st  ef  25  ft 
to  alley  June  3,  G H A Thomas  to  Jacob 

Stolz $350 

Woodside  av  74  ft  s of  Roscoe  st  wf  15x 
125  ft  July  19,  G H A Thomas  to  Ida  S 

Peterson $550 

Wellington  st  75  ft  w of  Centre  av  sf  25x 
128  ft  Sept  24,  Johann  F Schrader  to  A 

Carlsen $1,200 

Wellington  st  48  ft  w of  Seminary  av  sf  24 
xl25  ft  Sept  6,  W S Hemenway  to  Henry 

Spesen $825 

York  place  nw  cor  Evanston  av  sf  96x133 
ft  Sept  7,  Edward  Foster  to  J & B F Mc- 
Connell   $5,300 

south  ot  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  sw  cor  of  48th  st  ef  49x122% 
ft  Oct  7,  A J Masquelet  to  H & S Gold- 
ie   $2,000 

Atlantic  Vt’l29  ft  s of  53d  st  ef  31x131  ft 


July  27,  Howell  B Hill  to  J J Flannigan 

$600 

Archer  av  14*4  ft  ne  of  Johnson  av  nw  f 
25x125  ft  Aug  21,  Wm  B Severn  to  Aaron 

Sirnon $255 

Archer  av  119  ft  sw  of  43d  st  nw  f 25x125 
ft  Aug  21,  Wm  B Severn  to  John  E Ow- 
ens   $210 

Atlantic  street  506  ft  n of  Garfield  boul  wf 

31*4x133*4  ft  Oct  1,  M C Matthews  to  M 

Brundt $525 

Atlantic  st  505  ft  n of  Garfield  boul  wf 
62%x133*4  ft  Sept  15,  J P Bowes  et  al 

to  J P Larson $1,050 

Archer  av  sw  cor  Pullman  nw  f and  69*4 
ft  to  Pullman  av  Aug  21,  W B Severn  to 

M Monaghan $615 

Ashland  av  118  ft  n of  51st  st  wf  72x121  ft 
Sept  21,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Max  Lixton 

$1,425 

Butterfield  st  244*4  fts  of  52d  st  ef  25x100 
ft  Sept  29,  Robert  Berger  to  Thos  Min- 

chin $450 

Berkley  av  80  ft  se  of  Bowen  sw  f 26*4x66 
feet  Oct  1,  Turner  & Bond  to  J P Neal 

$4,600 

Butterfield  st  672  ft  8 of  47th  st  w f 24x99 
feet  Oct  6.  S A Kent  to  P G Holmberg 

$1,650 

Butterfield  st  near  49th  ef  26*4x101  ft  July 
13,  Almeda  C McCullough  to  Wm  Scott 

$273 

Belle  Plaine  av  216  ft  e of  Stewart  av  nf 
24x125  ft  Oct  4,  A T Gaveil  to  Bridget 

Hagerty $1,200 

Butterfield  st  206  ft  s of  Garfield  bd  wf  25 
x98  ft  Sept  16,  Henry  Botsford  to  David 

Meillem $2,100 

Cottage  Grove  av  23%  ft  **  of  46th  st  wf 
125x150  ft  Sept  27,  Wm  J Tewksbury  to 

Gilbert  E Porter $5,150 

Centre  av  48%  ft  n of  49th  ef  24x124%  ft 
Oct  4,  H G Foreman  to  Mary  A Burns 

$300 

Cottage  Grove  av  sw  cor  of  45th  st  ef  145 
xl71  ft  Sept  3,  Christian  Smith  to  W J 

AVatson $10,875 

Chestnut  st  ne  cor  of  Wright  st  sf  50x121 
feet  sept  30,  J S McFarland  to  Braton 

Bushee • • $2,000 

Cornell  av  te  cor  of  55th  st  wf  170x150  ft 
sept  24,  R W Hyman  Jr  to  ED  Mandee 

$15,000 

Cook  st  261  ft  n of  51st  st  wf  25x124  ft  sep 
24,  James  T Young  etalto  Edward  Pay- 
ette   $300 

Cook  st  n and  adj  above  25x124  ft  Sept  24, 

Jas  F Young  et  al  to  T Depatie $300 

Cook  st  268  ft  n of  51st  st  ef  25x124  feet 
Aug  3,  Jas  F Young  et  al  to  C W Stone 

$325 

Cook  st  s and  adjoining  above,  August  28 
James  F Young  et  al  to  Chas  Jackson 

$325 

Dearborn  st  432  ft  s of  47th  st  wf  24x100 
feet  Oct  4,  S A Kent  to  Kate  Lawrence 

$2,250 

Emerald  st  26  ft  n of  46th  wf  25x124  feet 
August  25,  Samuel  Coggens  to  Martha 

Hahn $1,400 

Everts  av  192  ft  n of  Forty  ninth  st  ef  24x 
124  ft  Oct — BF  Jacobs  to  J Schmidt 

$350. 

Ellis  av  149  ft  n of  44th  st  wf  24x123  feet 
Sept  21,  J H Lathrop  to  II  VV  Mace  $1,560 
Forty  seventh  st  165  ft  eof  Aberdeen  st  nf 
25x125  ft  Sept  28,  Martha  E Young  to 

Emma  Hawley $700 

Fifty  fifth  st  95  ft  e of  Wallace  st  sf  72x 
124  ft  March  9,  R E Holmes  to  Fred’k 

Mahuke $2,000 

Forty  sixth  st  162  ft  eof  Winter  nf  25x125 
ft  July  9,  A A E Taylor  to  Michael  Cor- 
coran   $675 

Fifty  first  st  144  ft  w of  Laflin  sf  24x124  ft 
Jan  25,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Johann  Lehner 
$400 

Fifty  first  st  nw  cor  Cook  st  sf  25x125  ft 
Sept  28,  Peter  Kierns  to  Johanna  F Mur- 
phy  

Fifty  fifth  st  286  ft  w of  Bissell  st  sf  24x 
124  feet  July  23,  R E Holmes  to  Eliza 

Holmes $800 

Fifty  fourth  court  238%  ft  w of  Halsted  st 
sf  37%xll4  ft  Oct  4,  H Hodgdon  to  Lucy 

E Dorman $3,300 

Forty  third  st  34  ft  w of  Champlain  av  sf 
20x116  ft  Sept  3,  Henry  F Gemple  to 

Francis  H Dodd $1,590 

Fifty  first  st  95  ft  w of  Loomis  st  sf  25x 
124  ft  Sept  27,  Geo  C Wilson  to  Beud- 

rich  Hornof $500 

Fifty  first  st  e and  adj  above  Sept  29,  25x 
124  ft  George  C Wilson  to  Voclov  Pa- 


leyth . 


$500 


614 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Fiftieth  st  124  ft  n of  Union  st  sf  50x124  ft 
also  25x124  feet  in  same  block  Sept  16, 
Mary  S Shelby  to  Susan  S Mason  $1,500 
Forty  sixth  st  16434  fe et  e of  Champlain 
av  sf  25x120  ft  Sept  27,  W J Watson  to 

Louise  C Otto $750 

Green  st  241  ft  s of  Garfield  bd  ef  37<4'x 
134  ft  Oct  1,  Nettie  & J McCarson  to  H 

C Gray $3,000 

George  pi  50  ft  s of  52d  stwf  50x175  feet 
Sept  29,  C R BocKins  to  N A Waterman 

$1,500 

Indiana  av  248  ft  n of  57th  st  ef  25x16134 
ft  Oct  1,  John  Chapman  lo  C W Rohe 

$800 

Johnston  av  50  ft  e of  47th  st  wf  117  ft  to 
alley  Aug  21,  H Hodgdon  to  Wm  Gallan 

$352 

Justine  st  96  ft  s of  50th  st  ef  24x121  feet 
Oct  5,  Meyer  Ballin  to  B Gerhards. . $375 
Justine  st  144  ft  s of  50th  ef  24x121  ft  Oct 

5,  Meyer  Ballin  to  B Gerhards $375 

Lake  av  175  ft  nw  of  45th  st  sw  f 150x125 
feet  Oct  1,  Van  H Higgins  to  A H Low- 

den $11,250 

Langley  av  128  ft  n of  45th  wf  37J4xl25>4 
ft  Sept  30,  B G Mitchell  to  Francis  L) 

Warren $1,4/5 

Laflin  st  48  ft  s of  50th  ef  24x124  ft  June 
8,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Hormann  Ferber.  . $375 
Loomis  st  256  ft  u of  51st  ef  25x124  feet 
Sept  27,  George  C Wilson  to  to  Wilhelm 

Kross 1 400 

Loomis  st  184  ft  s of  47th  st  wf  24x124  ft 
Sept  22,  C R Walleck  to  Vaclav  Smidl 

$375 

Langley  av  103  ft  n of  45th  st  wf  25x125 
ft  Sept  30  Metropolitan  National  Banx 

to  Fannie  D Warren $1,500 

Loomis  st  sw  cor  of  50th  ef  57^x124  feet 
Sept  30,  G W C Wilson  to  Herman  Kar 

'’'id h $950 

Madison  av  83  ft  n of  58th  st  wf  50x151  ft 
Sept  25,  Mary  R Nelson  to  Clarence  P 

Van  Inwagen $2,500 

Oaxwood  boul  150  ft  e of  Grand  bd  sf  50x 
165  feet  Septl,  C C Swinborne  to  W R 

Ginn $5,750 

Oaitst  180  ft  w of  Baltic  st  nf  32x125  feet 
Sept  18,  Silas  H Coleman  to  A Waru- 

ken $433 

Oak  st  157  ft  w of  Duncan  av  nf  32x115  ft 
Sept  18,  S H Coleman  to  J & 0 Sheid 

$433 

Rosalie  court  895  ft  s of  57th  st  ef  45x113 
ft  Sept  24,  Annie  M and  H Jackson  to 

Abbie  J Springer $8,750 

State  st  ne  cor  of  53d  st  wf  23x192  ft  Aug 

ust  2,  J C Burke  to  J J Milan $3^600 

State  st  396  ft  n of  63d  wf  491^x140  ft  un- 
divided % Sept  28,  A U Craven er  to  Ar- 
thur Kellogg  et  al $2,000 

State  st  same  as  above  und  % Oct  4,  M D 

Brown  to  Arthur  Kellogg  et  al $1,000 

Sburtleff  av  286  ft  n of  Byron  st  ef  24x122 
ft  Sept  3,  Vant  & Higgins  to  Robert  A 

Frazer $400 

Sixty  third  st  524  ft  e of  Halsted  st  sf  50x 
124  ft  Oct  6,  A J A F L Kimmey  to  Ab- 
bie M Rapp $1,500 

Stone  st  346  ft  e of  Centre  av  sf  25x125 
feet  Oct  2,  W B Martin  to  John  McNee 

$400 

School  st  se  cor  59th  st  wf  30x125  ft  Sept 

1,  Michael  Reich  to  A Stahl $1,200 

Stewart  av  48  ft  s of  Gordon  st  wf  24x115 
ft  sept  24,  Chas  Corbett  to  G H Rundell 

$700 

State  st  26  ft  n of  42d  ef  26x103  ft  sept  10 
G S Hubbard  to  George  Einbecker 

$3,250 

Tracey  av  s of  Garfield  bd  wf  50x117  feet 
Sept  29,  Hattie  E Long  to  F O Cruick- 

hank $700 

Tracey  av  130  ft  s of  53d  st  wf  31^x123  ft 
April  29,  Mary  T Bowes  to  Jerome  P 

Bowes  $2,200 

Thirty  ninrh  st  sw  cor  U S Y R R Co  55  ft 
to  R R Oct  1,  Ellen  Burke  to  Mary  E 

Leindecker $6,000 

Vincennes  av  50  ft  s of  41st  st  ef  25x169  ft 
on  n line  Oct  1,  T A Becxett  to  J J Bar- 
ry   $1,200 

Vincennes  av  49  ft  s of  Augusta  st  ef  25x 
130  ft  Sept  22,  T F McKev  to  Jane  T 

Hopkins $1,780 

Wabash  av  25  ft  s of  45th  st  ef  25x160  ft 
Oct  2,  Josephine  C Smith  to  H M Heine 

$1,500 

Washington  av  150  ft  n of  55th  st  ef  50x 
150  ft  Oct  2,  Louise  W Saxton  et  al  to  E 

J Mitchell $2,500 

Woodlawn  av  100  ft  s of  53d  st  ef  100x116 
ft  also  63x146  ft  at  nw  cor  Chestnut  st 
sept  30,  Master  in  chancery  to  Maria  L 

Kleiner $1,800 

Wentworth  av  n of  40th  st  ef  25x122 Y2  ft 


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Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  n»u  residents. 


Sept  29,  S R Hurford  to  Mary  Turner 

$550 

Waluut  st  100  fte  of  Washington  av  sf  30x 
60  ft  Oct  6,  H E R Wood  to  A D Reid 

$800 

VVashington  st  150  ft  s of  53d  wf  100x212 
feet  Oct  6,  Metal  Felloe  Co  to  A Culver 

$8,250 

Washington  av  nw  cor  56th  st  ef  54x175 
ft  Oct  5,  Hannah  M Trumbull  to  Ly- 
man Trumbull $3,500 

Woodlawn  av  7 ft  s of  47th  st  wf  126x187 
ft  Sept  11,  A M Ward  et  al  to  M F Coe 

$16,380 

Washington  av  3O0  ft  n of  59th  st  wf  50x 
170  ft  Sept  1,  Francis  M Stuart  to  J J 

Schobinger $2,500 

Wentworth  av  219  ft  n of  59th  st  wf  25x 
135  ft  Oct  1,  Moses  Whitson  to  Alfred 

Went  erg $2,000 

Wentworth  av  nw  cor  of  Bristol  st  ef  72x 
103  ft  Sept  17,  Theresa  Beil  to  August 

Willich $1,800 

Western  boulevard  ne  cor  of  Garfield  bd 
wf  340x331  8-10  ft  sept  15,  J H Lathrop 

to  A F Hatch $4,000 

Washington  st  29  ft  s of  Jackson  st  wf  29x 
100  ft  sept  15,  Andrew  Crawford  to  J P 

Bowes  et  al $400 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Austin  av  50  ft  w of  47th  st  sf  48x119  feet 
Sept  29,  Arthur  B Dewey  to  Jas  Arnold 

$500 

Armitage  av  200  ft  w of  Hancock  st  wf  25 
xl30  ft  Oct  4,  E S Dreyer  to  H T Sch- 

wucho  w $400 

Ballou  av  125  ft  s of  Wabansia  wf  50x177 
ft  Sept  23,  J A Jameson  to  Johan  Kater 


Boulevard  120  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  ef  25x 
125  ft  sept  4,  E M Olsen  to  Louise  A 

McGaffey $3,500 

Costello  av  150  ft  e of  Crawford  av  nf  50x 
12514  ft  July  22,  Matilda  & J Castello  to 

Martha  Ann  Bell $650 

Crawford  av  72  ft  s of  Breckenridge  av  wf 
24x125  ft  Oct  1,  Robert  Ausley  to  Her- 
man Uebel $250 

Carroll  av  513^  ft  w of  w 44th  st  sf  25x100 
ft  Sept  23,  w Chicago  Land  Co  to  John 

Caganay $1,000 

Fulton  st  50  ft  e of  w Forty  eighth  st  nf 
250x108  ft  sept  17,  W Chicago  Land  Co 

to  M A Farr $5,300 

Forest  av  62^  ft  s of  Greenwerd  av  ef 
37j^xl26  ft  Oct  4.  W H Powell  to  W A 

Jeschxa $700 

First  av  near  Humboldt  BIock  ne  f 25x110 
ft  May  29,  Annie  S Wiliard  to  Annie  L 

Aynes $275 

Fullerton  av  97  fte  of  Fairview  av  sf  24x 
140  ft  Aug  23,  Mathilda  G & A Crosby 

to  Peter  Euiberg $500 

Humboldt  st  250  ft  s of  Wabansia  st  ef  50 
xl20  ft  Wm  Kunert  to  Edward  Reinim 

$1,300 

Humboldt  st  100  ft  s of  Courtland  wf  25x 
120  ft  Oct  1,  Rosine  Greenebaum  to  G 

W Hoelzer $525 

Humboldt  bid  48  ft  w of  Fairview  av  sf  48 
ft  to  alley  May  28,  Jas  Harvey  to  Wm  H 

Powell $1,700 

Mead  st  241  ft  s of  Armitage  av  wf  50x177 
feet  Oct  4,  F A Winxleman  to  Heinrich 

Ernst . |6oo 

MilwauKee  av  390  ft  se  of  Cornelia  st  nf 
24x105  ft  Oct  2,  Adelia  Ellison  to  Jas 

Perl $4000 

Ontario  st  25  ft  w of  w 47th  st  nf  25x124  ft 
Oct  6,  A B Dewey  to  Andrew  Westman 

$275 

Sheridan  st  228  ft  n of  North  av  ef  24x177 
September  6,  A P Reiersen  to  E Molsen 

$340 

Simons  av  241  ft  s of  Armitage  ef  75x177 
ft  Sept  7,  Almira  S WinKleman  to  Phebe 
Cook $1,050 


A6RER3I  KSTS  FOR  ]>FHI>S. 

Lots  3 and  4 b 4,  se  \ nw  R 17  37  15,  Sept  23,  Ellen 

T and  L H Lloyd  to  Wm  Clause. i $280 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  4,  same,  Sept  23,  same  to  Barbara 

Scnnell . $305 

Lots  47  and  48  blck  4,  Sept  23,  same  to  Minna  Salt, 

Lot  22  block  5,  Palmer’s  addition  to  South  Chicago!25 
July  6,  Mary  PM  Palmer  to  Roman  Hodins'iy, 

Lots  20  and  21  b 2,  Brookline,  Aug  is,  Seth  Gage  to 

Rollin  A Smith ® §499 

Lots  15  and  16  b 64,  Orig  Town,  sept  23,  C B and  E 

0 Hosmer  to  C LJenks $22  00» 

Lots  16  17  18  b 2,  Brookline,  Aug  21,  Seth  Gage  t’o 

Hans  Jensen ^qq 

Lot  82  of  s 836  ft  out-lot,  Wrightwood,  September 
27.  Heury  Rieke  to  Lewis  Rothschild....".  ....$3,000 
Lot  3 ) b 2,  Cass’  sub  e 30  acs,  s 64  acres  nw  14  25  39 

13,  Aug  9,  Geo  W Cass  to  Oscar  Apelt $300 

Lot  25  blk  2,  same  sub,  sept  18,  same  to  Adeline  E 

Hardgrave $300 

Lois  1 to  2!  b 2 of  w '4  lot  10,  Forrestville,  Sept’  27 

Benj  G Mitchell  to  Jas  Barnett  $18,000 

Lot  1 b 1,  J & Lee’s  sub  sw  %,  20  39  14,  sept  29,  Alice 

E Burke  to  H S Dietrich $2,500 

Lot  38  b 4 b 17,  sept  30,  Geo  W Howard  to  P Harney 

Lots  5 and  6 block  27,  Washing’u  Heights,  sept  21  H 

Sanders  to  F Borrman .’$775 

Lot  12  in  sub  of  Auretion,  e and  adj  iot  12  block  54 
Kinzie’s  add,  Sept  25,  J W aud  S G Hair  to  Thos 

Parker  jr $4  500 

Lots  21  and  22  b 1,  Snowbook’s  Douglas  Park  addn, 

Aug  16,  P W Snowhook  to  Martin  Doty  $800 

Lot  27  b 3,  on  Lanrel  st,  near  35th  st,  Apr  27  John 

W Sweeney  to  P McFarland $600 

Lot  9 of  lots  23  and  25  to  34  blk  43  Ogden’sadd'u ,’  No 
259  N May  st,  Nov  1,  ’84,  R T Crane  to  J A O’Don- 
nell   ^ 610 

Lots  13  to  24  blck  1 of  lot  5 Taylor’s  sub  se  4 21  38 

14,  September  22,  A Tidholm  to  Horace  H Thorn- 

, a® $6,854 

Lots  24  and  25  Weddell’s  sub  in  se  qr  20  38  i4,  Apr 

1,  R S Cox  to  L P Shaffer $3g3 

Lots  3 and  4 b 2,  Walker  k Stinson  «ub  w 14  sw  2 
38  14,  J une  24,  Julia  F Heywertb  to  Thos  A Lew- 

Lots  12  of  iot  1,  CouLity  ciks  sub  se  qr  ne  qr  9 38  14°° 

Aug  26,  J C McCuliougb  to  Wm  Scott $600 

Lot  11  blk  4 Snowhook’s  Douglas  Park  add,  Au^  3u 

P W Snowhook  to  Michl  O’Donnell  , $499 

Lot  12  blk  4,  same,  August  30,  same  to  T O’Donnell 



Lota  15  16  17  b 24,  KImbark’s  add  to  Hyde  Pk,  Au^ 

24,  Wm  T Miller  to  Geo  A Arnold  37  500 

Lots  1 and  2,  Snowbook’s  Douglas  Park  addn,  July 

24,  P W Snowhook  to  Ellen  Vichery $950 

Lot  46  blk  7,  Tiernan’s  sub  s -4  18  39  14.  Oct  4,  John 

W Walsh  to  C Scblenker $jq  3qq 

Lot  1 b 8 Gross’  N add,  June  1,  R C Moore  to  Peter 

Kercher  et  al $2  000 

Lot  8 b 3,  Clarke’s  sub  13  39  13,  Aug  16,  J N Vaiic'e 

to  J Forbes 

Lot  31  of  lots  3 6 7 etc  etc  b 5,  Rockwell’s  add,  sept 
27,  Stephen  H Graham  to  William  Reynolds 

$2,025 

Lot  34  b 7,  Johnston  and  Cox  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  36  40 
13,  July  2, ’85,  Fdward  M Olsen  to  G Lennartson, 

Lot  23  b 2 Cass  sub  e 30  aers  s 64  acs  nw  qr  25  39  13 
Aug  2,  Geo  W Cass  to  Geo  Stalley $275 


SUBURBAX  WARRANTY  1>FA:DS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lots  26  and  28  bik  2,  Westfall’s  sub  30  38  15,  sept  29 

S M Ward  to  Wm  R Mogg $2  150 

NW  qr  nw  qr  27  38  14,  sept  13,  Ezekiel  L Hamilton 

to  Austin  J Goss $15,000 

Same  premises,  sept  25,  Austin  J Goss  to  Alex’r  S 

Goss $30,000 

Same  premises,  sept  28,  Alexander  S Leih  to  Dan- 
iel B Scully  $40,250 

Lot  134  divis’n  3,  South  Shore  sub  30  38  15,  sept  11, 

Elizabeth  Lewis  to  Victoria  Ulrich  $1  400 

Same  premises,  sept  21,  Victoria  Ulrich  to  Isaac  T 

Sutton  $16jo 

Lot  46  b 13,  Ironworkers’  add,  sept  II,  Christopher 

McLennan  to  Heinrig  Wulff $500 

Lots  30  and  31  b 1,  Stanwood’s  sub  nw  qr  22  37  14 
Sept  15,  Edward  Stanwood  to  Diedrich  Gieseler! 

$1,200 

Lot  10  and  e 6 ft  It  11  blk  1,  Fallis  k Gano’s  addn  to 
Pullman,  sept  16,  Fallis  k Gano  to  W H Maus- 

neld $375 

Lot  15  block  1,  Wait  & Munro’s  add  to  Hyde  Park 
September  7,  Edw’d  B Springer  to  Jos  H Myers! 



N 14  lot  2 blk  3 Cronkh'te  et  al  sub  sw  \ 24  38  14 
September  27,  C H Hambleton  to  Henry  Harmon 



Lots  11  and  12  b 3,  Lancaster’s  sub  w sw  qr  22  38 
14,  July  20,  Frank  G Springer  to  W A Bancroft, 

Lot  i8  blk  9 Corneil,  sept  27,  Mary  ii  Wheilan  to  F ° 

Sergenfrei $3,500 

S 50  ft  of  lot  6 blk  4,  Woodlawn,  Oct  1,  John  P Web- 
ber to  Fred’k  W Green $1,000 

Lot  3 b 46,  Cornell,  sept  28,  Charlotte  M Bristol  to 

Mrs  H Chapman 43  000 

Lot  1 b 1,  Matteson’s  sub  s pt  n 14  sw  14  sw  "14  24  38 
14,  May  6,  C J Hambleton  to  Matthew  R Hand, 



Lots  3 and  14  of  Its  1 and  2 etc  b 1.  Stave  k Klemms 
sub  ne  quar  25  38  14,  D Henry  Hammer  to  N New- 


feld . 


.$500 


Und  ‘4  b 7 Pitner’s  sub  sw  qr  27  38  14,  sept  30,  Chas 

Silverman  to  Max  M Rothschild $2,500 

Lots  27  to  33  b 14,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr 
22  38  14, , F C Healy  et  al  to  L Allen, 

T $2,660 


Lot  10  b 8 Hegewisch,  sept  27,  A Hegewiscb  to  John 

L Hartman  $209 

Lot  4 b 6 same,  sept  30,  same  tr  David  F Davis..  .$100 
Lot  4 b 6,  Hegewiscb’s  First  add  to  Hegewisch,  Oct 

1,  David  F D ivis  to  August  Stein $500 

Lot  12  b 67,  South  Chicago,  Aug  13, Adeline  M Wins- 
low to  Roger  Powers $j  500 

S 14  acs  of  e M sw  qr  22  37  14.  Aug  11,  Henry  H Cass 

to  Fitz  Allen  Woodbury $506 

Lot  20  b 1,  Trowbridge  k Span’s  sub  in  se  qr  26  38 
14,  May  1,  G F Harris  to  Fmma  V Laughten  .$300 
Lot  3 b 2,  Hegewisch,  sept  6,  A Hegewiscb  to  A Hall- 
er611   $325 

Lots  20  and  21  b 9,  Cornell,  July  5,  Araminta  and  F 

S Banes  to  Florence  B Wood $2,570 

Lots  41  and  42  b 1 Brookline,  Jas  Storms  to  Hattie 

E Malone $ 

Lots  1 and  2 b 1,  Hall’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Aug  16. 

T A Hale  to  Helena  Allen.., $1,500 

S 14  lot  81  divis  1,  Westfall’s  sub  20  38  15,  April  26, 
Amanda  Wilkins  to  J Kane $800 


Lots  34  and  35  b 5,  Bede’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 
January  2,  Charles  H Caldwell  to  Mich’l  J Carey, 

0 $600 

Same  premises,  sept  28,  Michael  J Carey  to  Henry 

Martin $800 

Lot  5 block  11,  Lee’s  sub  se  qr  20  38 14,  sept  29,  F H 

Dickey  et  al  to  Antoine  Haller $150 

Lot  31  in  sub  ofwJii  14  sw  14  ne  qr  20  38  14,  June 

26,  Thomas  P Phillips  to  Jacob  F Grah  Jr $380 

Lot  6 b7  Normal  School  21  38  14,  Sept  1 5,  Sarah  S 

Chapman  to  D H Gibson $1081 

S 33  ft  of  lot  1 and  lots  3 to  6 and  w 50  ft  It  7 blk  12, 
Normal  School  sub  21  38  14,  sept  17,  Malek  A Lo- 

ring  to  J Hodgkins $9,936 

E 14  n 3 acs  of  s 4 acs  of  e !4  se  quar  8 38  14  sept  15, 

Town  of  Lake  to  H B Bryant $18 

Lot  13  and  n 18  ft  It  14,  b 5,  University  sub  of  Eng- 
lewood, September  22,  L H Jones  to  B B Jones, 

$1,700 

Lot  79  b 3,  Benedict’s  sub  20  38  14,  May  24,  R S Cox 

to  T A Liudmark $399 

Lot  6 blk  11,  Lee’s  *ab  w % se  qr  20  38  14,  ’sept"  30,  F 
H Dickey  to  V Schkacha $159 


Lot  28  b 15  Lay’s  addn  to  Western  Springs,  sept  29 

Patrick  Burns  to  Wm  Riley $409 

Lot  24  blk  5 La  Grange,  May  27,  Franklin  D Cossitt 

to  Adelia  Wolcott $359 

Lots  24  aud  25  b 4,  Brown’s  addition  to  La  Grange, 
September  14,  Anna  M Parks  to  W S Craigmile, 

$600 

Lots  II 12  13  b 23,  La  Grange,  sept  30,  W G Little 

to  Abner  Hurd — $3  500 

Lot  2 1 b 23,  La  Grange,  sept  30,  F D Oossitt  to  Au- 
gusta A Denney $2,000 


Lot  1 (ex  e25  ft)  of  lots  14  and  15  b M,  Morgan  Pk 
Septeuber  10,  Geo  R Clarke  to  Addie  L Cutler,’ 

■; $4,000 

E 14  nw  qr  sw  qr  7 37  14,  (ex  1 acre  in  sw  cor)  July 
20,  Charles  H L Lawrence  to  Horace  H Norton 

$5,700 

Lots  7 8 9 blk  1,  Reich’s  add  to  Dalton,  September 
9,  Master  in  Chancery  to  A Backbofen,  et  al, 

$1,375 

Lot  23  block  21,  Cole’s  sub  ne  quar  5 37  14,  sept  13 

Chas  H Haucheft  to  EKuhn  $209 

Lots  1 to  5 b 3u,  East  Washington  Heights,  sept  16 

Chas  A Tyrrell  to  F M Staples $350 

Lots  8 to  11  blk  44,  Halsted  st  addn  to  Washington 
Heights,  sept  28,  Estate  of  Chas  Walker  to  Mary 

Graham $j  .590 

Lots  15  16  and  n half  lots  1 7 aud  18  b 72  Washington 
Heights,  Aug  17,  Lillian  and  N L Clement  toMa 

ria  E Nichols $499 

Lots  19  2o  and  s ‘j  lets  I7  and  18  b 72,  same!  August 

17,  S S Clough  to  same “ $409 

Lots  8 and  9 blk  37,  same,  sept  21,  Edmund  G Short 

to  Helen  E Arnold $599 

Lots  53  and  54  of  lots  35  to  78  b 5 Washington  Hgts, 
Sept  22,  William  H Foster  to  William  Jessiman! 
$200 


Lots  8 and  9 b 6 Blackstone’s  addition  to  Oak  Park, 
sept  6,  William  H Woodward  et  al  to  Frk  S Fred- 
erick   $1,000 

Lot  230  n prt  16  39  13,  sept  28,  Geo  A Pbilbrick  to  A 

M Matteson $3,000 

Lot  7 b 6,  Kettlestring’s  add  to  Harlem,  July  3,  ’»2, 
Walter  N Kettlest rings  to  Adolph  G Krammer, 

$.558 

Lot  76  b in,  Austinville,  sept  24,  Sylvester  L Bur- 
roughs to  Addie  T Dann $100 

South  ti  lot  18  b 1,  Castle’s  sub  nw  qr  nw  qr  se  qr  3 
39  13,  July  5,  Edward  H Castle  to  F A Rehkoff. 

$200 

Lots  12  and  13  b 5;  lots  7 and  8 blk  6,  Frink’s  sub,  8 
and  9,  39  13,  sept  17,  Edwin  S Conway  to  Edwin  J 

Foster $3,600 

Lots  333  334  335  b 12,  Austinville,  Sept  24,  A Gage  to 

Emma  A McDonald $180 

N ‘4  lots  27  28  29  b 1 Wilsou  & St  Clair’s  sub  in  Aus- 
tinville,  Apr  27,  Ella  E and  W Keyes  to  Carintha 

W Hall $460 

E 170  ft  of  n 50  ft  of  sw  qr  b 6,  Kettlestring’s  add  to 

Harlem,  sept  25,  F Tesnow  to  F Hacker $600 

Lot  15  b 6 BlaJkstone  add  to  Oak  Park,  sept  6,  W H 

Wood  to  A J Ullman $500 

Lots  35  and  36  blk  2,  Craft’s  sub  se  qr  ne  qr  9 39  13, 

Oct  3,  Clayton  E Crafts  to  P Shea $550 

S 94  lots  27  28  29  b 1,  Wilsou  & St  Clair’s  sub  in  Aus- 
tinville.Apr  27,  Ella  E and  W Ke-res  to  F Stillwell 
$1,000 

EVANSTON, 

Lots  1 and  2 b 6 Brown  and  Culver’s  add  to  North 
Evanston,  sept  27,  E A Hartwell  to  E A Dablguist 

$200 

Lot2  (ex  w 5 p ft)  b 1,  Kedzie  & Keeney’s  add,  sept 
1,  Caroline  F Moulton  et  al  to  Chicago,  Evanston 
and  Lake  Superior  Rwy  Co $625 


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\j  ( b 3 Culver’s  add  to  North  Evanston,  sept  28, 

t . >ert  G Brooks  to  James  M Munn $2,500 

l,  , .o  and  17  b 2,  Sept  16,  Chas  E Browne  to  Chas 

Sherman $200 

Lots  1 t » 10  b 4,  Nate  x Adams  add,  sept  2,  Chas  E 

Adams  to  W H Jones $1500 

Lots  1 to  4 blck  3,  Browne  k Culver’s  add  to  North 
Evanston,  sept  27,  E A Hartwell  to  J A Peterson, 

$400 

Lot  15  b i,  Iglehart’s  add,  sept  13,  Master  in  Chau. 

to  Thos  F Wheeler $115 

Lot  13  b 17  Evanston,  sept  22, Morten  Culver  to  Juo 

J Foote $1,000 

Lot  12  b 40,  Rogers  Park,  Chas  H Morse  to  Emma 

Gage $600 

Lot  5 block  5 Evanston,  sept  1,  Wm  C Comstock  to 
Amanda  Wareetal $2,600 

JEFFERSON. 

Lot  2 of  lots  1 to  4 etc  b 9,  Schleswig,  July  20,  Lucy 

Morrison  to  G Stolz $5(J0 

Lots  15  18  20  22  b 10  Irving  Park,  Aug  31,  A A Ho- 
bart to  Frank  L Cook  et  al $1600 

Lots  32  33  34  b 1 of  lots  8 9 11  12,  Brand’s  sub  ne  qr 
36  40  13,  sept  15,  George  Hankel  to  Carl  Ramig, 

$1,400 

Lot  43  b 2,  Gano’s  sub  sw  qr  ne  qr  34  40  13,  Oct  2, 

Matilda  S McKenty  to  W Smith $195 

Lot  9 b 4,  Gray’s  add  to  Irving  Park,  Sept  27,  John 
Gray  to  John  W White  $250 


Lots  9 to  13  Bennet  Block  Park  add  to  Desplaines, 

Oct  4,  Jos  Patauski  to  H Eck $500 

Let  9 b 4 Parson  k Lee’s  add  to  Desplaines,  Aug  19, 
Meth  Epis  Chur’h  of  Desplaines  to  Germ’n  Evan- 
gelical Lutherian  Immanuel  Congregation . . .$1,000 
Lot  5 blck  4 Park  Ridge,  Aug  12,  Sarah  Canfield  to 
Chas  E Stebbings $210 

NEW  TRIER. 

Lot  3]blk  3 Uthie’s  addn  to  Glencoe,  sept  28,  John 

Buckley  to  Lawrence  Me  F.  Scott $300 

Lot  27  Co  Clks  div  in  se  qr  17  42  13, Nov  10,  ’85,  Rose 

Berg  to  Jas  B Cull . $2,500 

Same  premises,  Aug  25,  James  B Cull  to  Eugenie  M 

Culver $3,000 

Und  1-8  blks  1 to  7,  Taylor’s  2d  add  to  Taylorsport, 

Sept  29,  L H Lloyd  to  Emil  Jung $4,000 

Lot  3 of  lot  4 b 5 Wilmette,  sept  7,  Baptist  Mueller 
to  N Fegen $1,100 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

(Ex  Railroad)  lots  6 to  15  b 145  Maywood,  sept  29, 
Elizabeth  F D Clarke  to  Minnesota  & N W RR  Co 

$3500 

E Vi  lot  4 and  e 11  ft  of  w Vi  lot  4 block  33,  sept  29, 

Young’s  add  to  Blue  Island $1,425 

N 1365  feet  of  s 2074  ft  of  e frl  l/2  sec  5 40  14,  sept  7, 

Francis  P Schmidt  to  J L Cochran $8608 

Lots  1149  0 28  Riverside,  sept  21,  Amos  B Coe  to  L 

Emerson  $2,500 

10  aers  in  se  qr  8 and  ne  qr  7 41  12,  sept  30,  M Hoff- 
mann to  J Hamann $1900 

Block  6 Norton  k Warner’s  sub  nw  qr  29  37  11,  Oct 

1.  D C Norton  to  Jesse  E Oldfield $450 

b a~re  of  n 1 acre  of  w 2 acres  e Vi  ne  qr  3 36  14, 

sepr  li,  Carl  Niedom  to  J Albradt ..$500 

Lot  5j  u2  Desplaines  add  to  Maywood,  sept  15, Chas 

A Bartlett  to  The  Minnesota  k N W R R $100 

Lot  21  b 2 Gross  Lake  e 8 aers  part  nw  qr  13  39  13, 
Dec  15,  ’85,  John  W Gross  to  Sami  E Gross.  ..$1,800 
Lots  3 to  9 and  22  b 3,  Oviatt’s  sub  24  37  13,  Aug  10, 

Chas  A Iglehart  to  Elizabeth  Iglehart $200 

Lot  33  Stone’s  add  8 38  14,  Oct  1,  Est  of  H O Stone 

to  Mary  M KeiD  ....  $400 

Lots  2 and  3 of  lot  24  b 1 and  lots  3 and  4 of  lots  32 
and  33  b 2,  Kedzie’s  sub  9 38  14,  Aug  11,  Geo  A Ad- 
ams to  J B Bowes  et  al $1,600 

NW  qr  nw  qr  nw  qr  and  n 30  acres  of  ne  qr  ne  qr  27 
42  12,  sept  25,  Heirs  of  W Schumacher  to  James 

Sternberg $3,»i00 

Und  Yq  int  in  lots  784  and  785  div  3 Riverside,  Aug 

26,  N A Baldwin  to  Mary  F H Sibell $3,000 

Lot  1 b 3 Railroad  add  to  Harlem,  Oct  1,  Master  in 
Chancery  to  Henry  Karsten $1100 

Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Oct.  7,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount, 

City  T 201  $724,237 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  155  296,209 

County 105  222,517 

Total 461  $1,242,963 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Oct.  8,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 178  $790,141 

County 194  816,134 


Imperial  hard  oil  finisTT 


Superior  to  all  others  in  Drying  and  Hardening. 
377-391  Illinois  Street  - - CHICAGO. 


Total 372  $1,606,275 


TlttST  WEEDS. 


Austrian  L to  A W Eschenburg,  sept  29,  pt 

It  18  b C,  28  40  14,  3y  6$ ^ 5000 

Anderson  G P to  S Kerr,  sept  1.  lot  6 b 5, 

24  39  13,  6m  8% $1200 

Ahern  J to  H H Rose.  Sept  21,  It  43  blk  7, 

32  39  14,  7^... $1500 

Aune  A to  R W Hyman  Jr,  Oct  1,  pt  lots 

34  and  35  blck  37  Sheffield  add,  5y  7%, 
$1450 

Anderson  H to  J 0 Miller,  Sept  20,  It  53  b 

35  Sheffield  add $1800 

Applehaus  H to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  sept 

28,  It  23  b 15,  19  39  14,  8$ $2100 

Adam  J J to  H Scherer,  Sept  29,  It  10  blK 

27,  Ravenswood,  ly  7% $400 

Austin  W A to  0 J Ward,  Sept  25,  lot  22 
and  pt  21  blk  1,  7 39  13,  January  1,  6%, 

$1000 

Allen  J T to  M C Clancy,  Oct  1,  It  5 b 25, 

27  39  14,  6y  6# $500 


Avery  H M to  A P Hatch,  July  3,  lots  14 

and  15  b 1,  23  38  14.  7% $950 

Baker  H to  J W Scoville,  Sept  16,  It  17  b 

44,  7 39  14,  3y  6$ $1200 

Boal  H S to  H C Harvey,  Oct  2,  lot  28  b 4, 

8 39  13,  3y  7% $400 

Bauer  J to  W Herschfeld,  Aug  24,  It  6 b 7 

S Chicago,  3y  7% $200 

Barnhart  A S to  D S Place,  Sept  30,  prt  n 

w frl  34  22  39  14,  3y  6% $6000 

Benson  M A to  A E Barr,  Sept  1,  Its  1 and 

2 b 5,  13  39  13,  2y  6% *500 

Burghardt  A to  C Hatterman,  Sept  1,  It  5 

b 3,  12  39  13,  3y  7% $300 

Baldwin  M to  J M Lerie,  Oct  4,  It  44  b 61, 

7 39  14,  5y  $3000 

Butterfield  W L to  L Baird,  Sept  14,  , 

5y  6 % $9000 

Borgelt  F to  J H Van  Ylissengen,  lots  47 

and  48  P and  Auburn,  4y  75? $500 

Bogue  G M to  W P Conger,  Oct  1,  pt  Its 
1 and  2 block  31,  Hyde  Park,  5 y 6 %, 

$8000 

Barth  HtoCH  Rieke,  Aug  20,  lot  39  and 
part  38  block  4,  Sheffield  add,  2 y 6 %, 

$1300 

Bergwardt  F to  A Pike,  Sept  20,  It  16  blK 

11,  6 39  14,  2y  6% $4500 

Burr  G to  C Jorn,  sept  16,  It  32  blk  2,  8 38 

14,  3y  7% $300 

Budach  J G to  H G Foreman,  sept  27,  lot 
14  and  prt  13  b 10,  Sheffield  add,  ly  7 %, 

$500 

Bnrke  M to  S' Maynard,  sept  27,  lot  9 nw 

13  39  13,  4y  6% 

Burch  M A to  N E Gary,  Aug  6,  It  15  b 28, 

25  30  13,  B% $600 

Brodder  C W to  A W Eschenburg,  sept  24, 

It  1 b 6 Davis  add,  2y  6% $450 

Beutner  J to  J C Schumacher,  sept  30,  Its 

28  and  29  b 63,  19  39  14,  ly  G% $5500 

Buchholz  A to  H C Bnechner,  Oct  1,  prt  b 

1,  19  40  14,  4y  G% $1000 

Balog  H to  M E Greenebanm,  sept  23,  lot 

52  b 4.  29  39  14,  3y  7% $900 

Dwyer  M to  A Pike,  sept  11,  It  13  b 11,  36 

39  13,  &% $H00 

Baezkowski  W to  E Prussing,  sept  28;  lot 

12  b 2 b 19,  5 39  14,  5y  7% $120o 

Brems  L to  H Rubens,  sept  28,  It  21  b 65, 

9 39  14,  8y  6% $3500 

Bell  S to  L Baird,  sept  23,  It  3 b 3 blk  10, 

Sheffield  add,  5y  6% $2000 

Bourke  P W to  H W Ames,  Oct  2,  It  3 b 1 

b 18,  5 39  14,  6 1-5# $1,300 

Chapin  G S to  F B Peabody,  Sept  30,  lota 
11  and  12  block  2,  34  39  14,  3 y G%, 

$35,000 

Clarke  G R to  G Keen,  Sept  20,  pt  It  8 b G 

Morgan  Pk,  5y  7% $1160 

Cummings  S to  S W Rawson,  sept  23,  It  9 

b 44,  3y  G% $1000 

Cossitt  F D to  J G Vallette,  sept  15,  It  3 b 

19  La  Grange,  5y  7 % $1000 

Cochran  J L to  W Loeb,  Sept  7,  prt  e frl 

% 5 40  14,  3y  6% $65,465 

Case  H M and  S S to  H A Sumner,  Oct  1 , 

It  10  b 31,  33  39  14,  6m  7% $1200 

Carlsen  A to  J H Kraemer,  Oct  1,  pt  It  2 b 

4,  28  40  14,  3y  6% $700 

Clemmensen  M to  M Cnlver,  Feb  1,  lot  38 

b 3 Culver  Pk $100 

Corning  F T to  J L Lombard,  sept  16,  pt 

ne  23  39  13,  6m  6 % $5000 

Catlin  J to  C A Dibble,  sept  27,  Its  1 to  3, 

26  39  13,  3y  8% $1500 

Chapman  G H to  O K A Hutchinson,  sept 

30,  It  3 b 46,  Cornell,  ly  6% $500 

Caiman  D to  F R Chandler,  July  31,  It  15 
Circuit  Court  partition,  4 38  14,  3v  7%, 

$600 

Cutler  A L to  D W Kean,  jr,  sept  10,  pt  It 

1 b M,  Morgan  Pk $2478 

Catholic  Bishop  to  F R Chandler,  sept  25, 

10  lots  cor  School  and  59th  sts,  5y  6$, 

$10,000 

Christensen  M to  W Heinemann,  sept  27, 

It  7 b 1,  1 39  13,  3y  7% $2000 

Del  Geino  R to  J Hutchinson,  Oct  1,  pt  It 

12  b 33,  s s add,  5y  7% $1500 

Danser  A C to  H A Goodrich,  Sept  1,  It  1 

b 1,  17  40  14,  ly  6% $700 

Delgemi  R to  J C Miller,  sept  2,  It  16  b 33 


s s add, 
Dibble  F V to 


Oct  1,  lot  1 


. . ..$2700 
block  2 


Rockwell  add,  Oct  1,  It  1 blK  2 Rockwell 

add,  ly  7% $600 

Dyer  E to  S L Boyce,  Oct  2,  It  4 b 3,  35  40 

13,  5y  8% $800 

Drosdoski  T to  F Bienzki,  Sept  30,  pt  lot 

11  b 30,  Elston  add,  8% $1000 

Dayment  J to  W 0 Frick,  Aug  14,  It  6 b 3 

Och’s  add,  2y  8% $7500 

Dalton  G A to  0 Peterson,  Sept  28,  pt  ne 

% 3 36  14,  3y  8$ $500 

Dorman  L E to  D Quigg,  Oct  4,  lot  6 and 

pt  7 b 1,  8 38  14,  4y  G% $800 

Daniels  L F to  G S Willets,  Sept  16,  It  81 

b 2,  36  40  13,  ly  8% 

Dorn  C to  J H Bissell,  June  21,  Its  14  and 

15,  3 38  14,  3y  G% $1800 

Dahlquist  E A to  M Culver,  sept  27,  lots  1 

and  2 b 6,  N Evanston,  ly  G% $100 

Donnelly  T FI  to  J J KnicKerbocker,  sept 

28,  It  37  b 1,  34  39  14,  5y  G% $5000 

Daniels  E O to  C T Tyrrell,  sept  27,  It  3 b 

46,  7 39  14,  5y  6% $1200 

Dooley  to  J Foley,  sept  25,  lot  91  b 43,  17 

39  14,  8% $200 

Donahue  C to  J J Curran,  sept  27,  It  3 h 8 

6 39  14.  7%% $300 

Eck  H to  G Sawin,  Oct  4,  lots  9 to  13  Des- 
plaines, 2v  6% $200 

Emiers  E to  O H Waldo,  Sept  23,  Its  1 to 

18  b 46  Washington  Hgts,  9 37  14,  2y  G% 
$1,500 

Enlorg  P to  J W Farlin,  Aug  23,  it  7 b 29, 

25  40  13,  5y  6% $150 

Eaton  0 to  J N Barker,  Octl,  It  11  and  pt 

12  b 60,  Ellis  E add,  2y  8% $1000 

Enl  A M to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  25, 
lots  1 to  4 etc  block  6,  29  40  14,  3y  6%, 

$350 

Freundt  A to  E Prussing,  Sept  1,  pt  It  56 

b 43,  7 39  14,  3y  7% $1000 

Fritz  E W to  E S Dreyer,  July  23,  Its  31  to 

34  b 8,  20  40  13,  9m  7%  ..." $1000 

Fowler  E and  N A to  J W Keogh,  Oct  1, 

Its  3 and  4 b 8,  21  38  14,  3y  7% $3500 

Fisher  J J to  O Kubin,  Sept  30,  It  91  b 7, 

19  39  14,  ly  7% $400 

Flint  G H to  G G Newbury,  Sept  2,  lot  189 

Flint  add,  6m  G% $800 

Frederichs  H to  L Lendy,  sept  29,  It  1 etc, 

b 1 S & G add,  demand,  7% $2000 

Fortiner  J C to  W H Holden,  Sept  22,  lot 

22  It  2 b 5,  18  39  14,  3y  6 % $2500 

Frank  J to  M E Greenebaum,  sept  30,  prt 
It  1 etc  It  59  etc  Butterfield  add,  4y  6%, 

$7500 

Flindt  W to  M E Greenebaum,  sept  29,  It 

9 b 19,  33  39  14,  5y  $3,000 

Forster  J to  N A Mayer,  Oct  2,  lot  25  b 4 

Bickerdike  add,  3y  7% $1000 

Foster  J I to  M Culver,  Sept  22,  It  13  blck 

17,  Evanston,  3y  6$ $500 

Felsenthal  A to  F B Peabody,  sept  27,  Its 

1 to  5 b 27,  t s add,  5y  G% $ 

Freeman  A to  T H Schintz,  sept  29,  lot  12 

b 8 Archer  add,  5y $4000 

Guilford  C to  G D Borrell,  Aug  23,  lots  11 

to  15  b 240.  Maywood,  8y  G% $500 

Getz  H to  H W Ames,  3ept  30,  It  27  blk  2, 

29  40  14,  5 1 5% $1500 

Grund  0 T to  C H Barnum,  sept  6,  Its  83 

and  84  b 53,  19  39  14,  6y  6% $2500 

Guimnip  A E and  L to  J B Skinner,  Oct  4 

It  4 b 11,  Rockwell  add,  ly  6% $1000 

Gibons  N to  D M Erskine  Jr,  Sept  4,  lots 
8 and  9 east  34  n M 21  38  14,  ly  7%, 

$1000 

Grunt  G R to  S M Moore,  Sept  28,  lots  7 
and  8 b 60,  R M & S add.  3y  G%  ....  $6000 
Gooding  L A to  H J Luders,  sept  23,  It  18 

It  11  etc,  12  39  13,  40m  7% $1200 

Gagel  E and  A to  J McKean,  Sept  15,  lot 

12  b 40,  Rogers  Park,  4y  7% $500 

Goosman  J to  W D Kerfoot,  sept  7,  lot  20 

b 3,  28  40  14,  2y  G% $500 

Graves  S E to  C W Criggs,  Sept  1,  lot  27  b 

36  Sheffield  add,  3y  7% $1000 

Giltzow  A W to  W Heinemann,  Sept  30, 
lot  35  blk  6 blk  10,  Sheffield  add,  5y 

$2000 

Glackin  J J Jr  to  0 C Butz,  Sept  13,  pt  lot 
8 b 15  W Heights,  8% $2000 


Huhn  F to  F Schroeder,  sept  14,  Its  3 and 

4 b 2,  24  39  13,  3y  6$ $550 

Hodgkins  J to  O A Bartlett,  sept  17,  pt  It 

2 to  5 b 12,  21  38  14,  2y  G% $3000 

Heidom  C to  W D Kerfoot,  sept  3,  It  8 blk 

D,  32  39  14,  3y  G% $330 

Horton  J P to  J Buehler,  September  20, 
lots  22  and  23  blk  1,  N Evanston,  ly  7%, 
$800 

Heier  H to  J S Browne,  Aug  9,  It  31  5 3,  25 

40  13,  3y  7% $4'10 

Hall  T A to  F R Chandler,  sept  28,  pt  lots 

29  and  28  b 1,  23  38  14,  3y  7 % $3000 

Hornberg  T to  J Buehler,  sept  22,  Its  1 to 

5 b 6.  20  40  14,  3y  7% $1200 

Hughes  G W to  S M Moore,  Sept  1,  lot  40 

b 3,  24  39  13,  2y  G% $125 

Hooker  H N to  O K A Hutchinson,  July 
31,  It  35  b 2,  blk  3,  Sheffield  add,  5 y G% 

’ $2800 

Howe  W E to  A Tidholm,  Oct  1,  pt  It  7 b 

4,  21  38  14,  3v  7% $700 

Hopkins  J T and  H R to  F R Chandler, 
Sept  22  lot  40  blck  1,  Hyde  Park,  By  6% 

$2500 

Harel  K to  F R Chandler,  sept  27,  It  38  b 

2,  28  39  14,  3y  6% $1000 

Hawthorne  S T to  H W Wolseley,  sept  2, 

It  5 b 5,  14  38  14,  8# $500 

Horn  A to  H and  P McMahon,  Oct  2,  lots 
2 and  9 blocK  76,  R M & R addn,  2y  6%, 

$1600 

Hurmann  R H to  J Hutchinson,  Oct  1,  lot 

53  b 12,  S & G add,  2y  6% $500 

Hawley  E to  W Loeb,  sept  28,  It  18,  Stone 

add,  4y  8% $300 

Hoerdt  F to  0 C Batz,  Oct  4,  pt  blk  45,  19 

40  14,  5y  6% $10,000 

Hinman  M A to  A Heile,  Oct  1,  pt  It  10  b 

2,  3 38  14,  5y  G% $2000 

Hoffman  D to  O C Butz,  Oct  4,  Its  23  and 

24  b 1,  20  39  14,  2y  G% &1000 

Hartman  J to  P Schumacher  B Co,  Sept 

29,  saloon,  339  Fifth  av,  6m  G% $300 

Herrick  M & C K to  A Kuh,  Sept  29,  part 
lot  13  and  all  14  blk  41,  s s add,  1 y 7%, 

$5000 

Hook  S to  J J Alpeter,  Sept  27,  lot  32  b 2, 

8 38  14,  8$ $400 

Hooker  H M to  E F Dunne,  July  13,  Its  8 

to  11  b 4,  18  39  14.  3y  G% $5000 

Hatterman  F W to  H Potwin,  Sept  7,  pt  b 

40,  Sheffield  add,  2y  G% $900 

Hayes  M and  D to  O Cubin,  Sept  30,  pt  ne 


11  37  12,  6m  6/0 


. $400 


Haight  J I to  L Baird,  Sept  14,  lots  10  to 

12  b 1,  28  40  14,  5y  6$ $2000 

Harting  C to  S Wallner,  Sept  29,  It  59  blk 

58, 19  39  14,  8$ $500 

Hecht  E S to  A W Eschenburg,  Sept  30,  pt 

It  19  b C,  28  40  14,  2y  G% $6000 

Higgins  T to  S M Moore,  sept  20,  lots  18 

and  19  b 7,  13  39  13,  2y  G% $700 

Hacker  F to  H C Hansen,  , pt  b 6, 

7 39  13,  3y  7% $400 

Hosey  A to  W T Dwight,  Oct  2,  It  7 b 14, 

Bickerdike  add,  2y  7% $800 

Hamann  J to  J Frake,  Oct  1,  pt  se  }£,  14 

42  12,  5m  7% $100 

Hickson  J to  C H Rieke,  Oct  1,  pt  blck  F, 

Wrightwood,  By  G% $16,300 

Johnson  E toW  Hopt,  Sept  30,  It  31  Parm- 

ly  add,  4 38  14,  7%% $700 

Jackson  O to  J C Miller,  Sept  20,  lot  13  b 

2,  8 38  14,  8% $1100 

Jones  J G to  C C Chase,  Sept  16,  pt  lot  7 

b 56,  7 39  14,  5y  6% $2,500 

Johnson  F A to  J C Miller,  sept  20,  lots  71 

and  72  b 23,  Sheffield  add,  8% $1800 

Jung  E and  W K Roberts  to  J Lloyd,  sept 
29,  pt  lots  1 to  7,  Taylor’s  2d  add  S Chi- 
cago, 3y  6% $1250 

Kodynsky  R to  J Bremer,  sept  13,  lot  22  b 

5 P add  S Chicago,  6m  7%  $660 

Kohn  G to  J C Magill,  sept  15,  It  1 b 3,  6 

39  14,  ly  6% $2000 

Kruzet  J to  J H Ernst,  Oct  2,  pt  lot  23  lot 

126  etc,  Bronson  add,  By  6% . .$2000 

Klingelhofer  G to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug 

9,  It  88  b 34,  31  39  14,  3y  7% $400 

Krucker  W to  C H Rieke,  Aug  20,  lots  36 
and  37  and  pt  38  b 4,  Sheffield  add,  214 

y,  G% * $2000 

Keegan  P to  F Lackner,  Sept  20,  pt  It  91 

to  120  etc  Bronson  add,  ly  7% $4C 

Kindlun  J A to  N N Cronholm,  Oct  1,  It  36 

b 3,  29  40  14,  3y  8% $650 

Krammer  A 0 to  S Dunlap,  Sept  30,  It  7 b 

6,  7 39  13 $500 

King  W F to  T G Dickinson.  Sept  24,  part 

It  3 b 1,  Ellis  w add,  5y  6# $3500 

Klemme  A M to  A W Eschenburg,  sept 
29,  lot  69  lot  180,  Bronson  add,  3y  7%, 

\ $2500 

Keating  M and  T to  0 C Butz,  sept  13,  It 
94  b 10,  7 19  14,  8% $1600 


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Koch  A to  J C Schumacher,  sept  28,  lot  33 

b 2,  25  39  13,  3y  7# $300 

Keating  R to  J W Pfeiffer,  sept  28,  It  11  b 

1,  8 38  14,  8% $600 

Kronquist  C F to  J C Schumacher,  Sept 

22  It  88  b 2,  30  39  14,  3y  7% $1200 

Keller  A C to  W C Fricke,  Sept  18,  lots  9 

and  10  b 2,  6 89  14,  ly  8% $900 

Lynn  L E G to  H E Updike,  Sept  17,  It  16 

It  15  etc,  13  39  12,  5v  6# $1700 

Leverenz  L P to  A Peterson,  Sept  29,  It  25 

b 2,  Davis  add,  3y  7# $2250 

Larson  L W and  J to  C O Bergquist,  sept 

29,  It  6 b 4,  29  40  14,  5y  7# $600 

Lietz  J to  W K Weaver,  July  30,  It  27  b 3 

Jones  add,  3y  7% $275 

Linden|M  and  C to  D A Kimball,  sept  15, 

It  17  b 5,  26  39  13,  ly  8% $300 

Landon  K to  B B Redfleld,  sept  28,  pt  lots 

2  and  3,  s t sub,  16  38  14,  ly  8% $4< 

Luxen  O to  A Podolsky,  sept  22,  lot  7 b 5, 

28  39  14,  6# $1700 

Ludvik  M to  C Novak,  sept  28,  ptlot  17  b 

13,20  39  14,  5 2-10$ $1000 

Leib  A to  J R Foulke,  sept  27,  pt  sw  V 8 

39  14,  5y  6$ $8500 

Leyden  D P to  C A Skow,  sept  29,  It  26  b 

3,28  39  14,  4y  6$ $1400 

LaczkowsKi  A to  W E Hatterman,  Sept 

15,  It  1 It  1 b 9,  Wright’s  add,  7$ $2000 

Lahtz  H to  A Wisner,  Mar  9,  lot  11,  11  39 

13,  3y  6$ $250 

Larson  C to  0 J Ricklefs,  Aug  6,  lot  47  b 

11,  Lee  add,  ly  6$ $100 

Lewis  T to  K Walsh,  Oct  1,  It  33  and  part 

34  b 1,  2 38  14,  2y  5$ $350 

Larson  A to  A Tidholm,  Oct  1,  lot  11  b 2. 

33  39  14.  4y  7$ $400 

Lloyd  AHtoPW  Palmer,  Sept  16,  lot  14 

b 1,  20  40  14.  5y  6$ $600 

Martin  H to  J R Weddell,  sept  28,  lots  34 

and  35,  b 5,  21  38  14,  ly  6$ $400 

May  J to  A Wolf,  sept  29,  lot  11  b 4,  28  39 

3$ $1400 

Muchowsky  S to  W D Kerfoot,  sept  7,  lot 

12  b C 32  39  14,  6m  6$ $150 

Moorfoot  B W to  W Heinemann,  sept  28, 

pt  It  61  b 5,  18  39  14,  ly  7% $1300 

McGaflfey  J to  F H Dickey,  Oct  1,  lots  18 

and  19  b 1,  36  40  13,  ly $2700 

Moore  M H to  F C Gibbs,  sept  13,  It  64  b 

4,  7 39  14,  2y  6$ $525 

Mace  H W to  B Lathrop,  Sept  21,  It  21  b 

2,  2 38  14,  3y  6$ $1040 

McNamara  T to  W Kuhn,  sept  22,  lot  19  b 

31,  33  39  14,  2y  6$ $225 

Magee  J to  T W Sennott,  Sept  29,  lot  105 

b 48,  17  39  14 $1000 

Miller  L to  T Schintz,  Sept  25,  lot  19  b 2, 

18  39  14,  3y  8%% $2000 

Miller  S C to  H A Haugan,  sept  29,  Its  30 

and  31  b 40,  21  40  14,  4y  8% $800 

Moss  S J so  F R Chandler,  sept  21,  It  12  b 

2 b 5,  4 38  14,  3y  7$ $1000 

M Her  G W to  F B Peabody,  sept  27,  pt  It 

5 b 1,  13  38  14,  5y  8% $3000 

March  H to  R W Bridge,  sept  30,  pt  b 8 b 

10  Sheffield  add,  7% $3300 

McCarthy  D to  P E Stanley,  Sept  24,  It  4 

and  pt  3 blk  19,  J R & S add,  5 y 8%%, 

$6000 

Meyer  P to  H W Ames,  sept  29,  It  282  b 1 

etc,  29  40  14,  5 1-5# $700 

Mogg  W R to  W L DeWolf,  Sept  29,  Its  26 

and  28  b 2,  30  38  15,  5y  8% $1650 

Martin  T to  G M Bogue,  Aug  19,  It  26  b 2, 

13  39  13,  4y  6% $300 

Mix  J T to  J B Breese,  Oct  1,  pt  Its  10  and 

11  b 32,  Kinzie  add,  3y  6% $10,000 

Mahnke  F to  A Heile,  Oct  1,  Its  30  to  32  b 

3,  9 38  14,  2y  8% $1,200 

Nutt  W R to  E Maher,  It  9 and  pt  10  b 36 

16  38  14,  5y  7% $950 

Norman  A to  D A Kimball,  sept  15,  It  18 

b 5,  26  39  13,  5y,  3>4m  8# $2000 

Natch  C to  R W Hyman.  Jr,  sept  22,  It  140 

b 1 etc,  15  39  13,  3y  8# $ 

Naumann  A to  W Loeb,  sept  28,  It  9 w 34 

b 8 b 44,  Sheffield  add,  5y  8% $1200 

Nelson  W D to  C H Rieke,  sept  13,  pt  lot 

33  and  32  b F,  28  40  14,  2y  6# $1540 

Nolle  F J to  B F Weber,  Oct  4,  pt  lot  24  It 

3 b 18  Sheffield  add,  2y  7% $600 

Nathan  B and  L to  P E Stanley,  Sept  25, 

pt  It  91.  Bronson  add,  3y  7% $3500 

Ordway  A G to  E N Weart,  Oct  1,  lot  35  b 

1,  2 38  14,  2y  7% 

Olson  E to  E E Pressing,  Oct  1,  prt  lots  2 
and  3 1 2,  b 1,  Myrick  2d  add,  5y  6#$10,000 
Ottman  A to  W M Howland,  sept  30,  It  34 

b 16,  33  39  14,  3y  8% $600 

O’Neill  J to  S B French,  Sept  27,  It  45  b 3, 

9 38  14,  7y  8% $2015 

OpKe  H H to  C A Burley,  Aug  30,  It  10  It 

52  Butterfield  add,  2y  6% $750 

O’Connor  E J to  T M Crowley,  Sept  29,  It 
30  b 3,  13  39  13,  6% $1400 


Overstreet  R to  S B French,  Sept  27,  lot 

46  b 3,  9 38  14,  8%y  8% $2100 

OlensKi  J to  F Kiolbassa,  Sept  29,  pt  It  41 

b 7,  5 39  14,  2y  6# $1000 

Oestereich  C to  J G Miller,  Sept  18,  It  48 

n I^b  51,  19  39  14,  3y5#...' $800 

Purdon  T to  B R DeYoung,  Sept  25,  It  20 

b 6,  18  39  14,  3y  7% $800 

Pierce  F O to  T Davis,  June  6,  pt  lot  30,  3 

38  14,  22m  8% $_ 

Piejisian  H S to  A T Galt,  July  26,  It  35  b 

3,  12  39  13,  ly  7% $175 

Pottes  G E and  A to  S W Rawson,  Sept 
11,  lots  7 and  8 blk  4,29  40  14,  3 y 7%, 

$1500 

Peabody  F F to  I E Adams,  Sept  1,  pt  Its 

3 and  4 b 59  Evanston,  2v  6% $2000 

Patterson  R to  J T Dale,  Oct  1,  lot  24  b 1, 

31  40  14,  ly  7% $250 

Piehl  C to  L Proudfoot,  Sept  23,  It  114,  b 

16,  Sheffield  add,  2y  8% $600 

Patton  D to  T G Dickinson,  Sept  30,  lot 

62  b 16,  6 39  14,  5y  7% $1200 

Pugh  W to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  30,  pt 

It  13  b 2,  9 38  14,  3y  7% $1,200 

Piggott  S to  C H Rieke,  Oct  1,  pt  sub  b 4, 

b 4,  7 39  13,  5y  6% $17,000 

Petersdorff  L to  A Heile,  sept  28,  lot  81  b 

40,  33  40  14,  ly  7# $800 

Peterson  J A to  M Culver,  sept  22,  Its  1 to 

4 b 3,  N Evanston,  3y  8% $300 

Prena  MtoWK  Weaver,  July  25,  lot  25  b 

3,  25  40  13,  3y  7% $275 

Price  T to  Bankers  & M B & L Assn,  July 
1,  lot  6 lot  10  block  2,  Rockwell  add,  8% 

$1000 

Punchochar  F to  W Heinemann,  sept  24, 

It  54  b 10,  20  39  14 $ 

Quinlan  E M to  C T Tyrrell,  sept  25,  lot  8 

b 3,  22  39  14,  5y  8% $6500 

Repine  C E to  A Pike,  sept  28,  It  63,  Gross 

6# $1200 

Rosenan  A to  M Culver,  sept  20,  Its  28  and 

29  b 3,  Culver  Pk,  33m  8% $220 

Ruby  A F to  J C Turnes,  sept  1,  It  14,  b 1 

b 7,  33  39  14,  3y  8% $1200 

Raeesse  C to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  Sept  5, 

It  4,  It  63,  16  37  14.  2y  8% $350 

Reed  M E and  C to  J J Altpeter,  Oct  2, 

Its  19  and  20,  Egan’s  add,  8% $900 

Reinhardt  F to  J H Ernst,  Oct  1,  pt  It  85, 

Butterfield  add,  ly6# $400 

Reiter  J to  M Schintz,  Sept  23,  lots  42  to 

44  b 10  etc,  29  40  14,  2y  8% $1300 

Rohshof  J to  F W Hatterman,  May  15,  lot 

25  b 8,  6 39  14,  4y  8% $522 

Rapp  A toO  Peltzer.Oct  1,  it  61  b 23,  29  39 

14,  June  23,  ’88,  7% $750 

Rieper  H to  W C Fricke,  Sept  20,  It  1 b 3, 

6 39  14,  3y  6# $600 

RezeK  M B to  L Pasal,  Sept  29,  lots  11  to 

14  b 10  b 12.  36  40  13.  5y  8% $5500 

Rose  A C to  P F Haynes,  Sept  30,  lot  20  b 

3 etc,  29  40  14,  5y  8% $700 

Stiles  E D to  M E Greenebaum,  sept  28, 

It  3 etc,  14  38  14,  2y  8%% $1650 

Schmidt  J to  C F Schumacher, Sept  28,  lot 

3 b 2,  25  39  13,  8% $600 

Schnevoight  F to  C F Schumacher,  Sept 

23,  It  10  b 3,  25  39  13,  8% $500 

Salman  M and  J W to  C H Puscheck,  sept 
25,  lots  4 and  5,  Brent  add,  10  38  14,  8% 

$1000 

Streyer  F to  W C Fricke,  Sept  28,  pt  It  12 

b 2,  6 39  14,  ly  7% $500 

Stolz  G to  D W Mills,  July  20,  It  2 b 9,  36 

40  13,  5y  8% $500 

Steelle  F to  G M Bogue,  Sept  18,  It  15  b 3 

13  39  14,  ly  8% $400 

Stahl  A to  C S Redfleld.  Sept  21,  lot  28, 

Reich  sub,  16  38  14,  4y  8% $1000 

Sears  N C to  J H Lethen,  Oct  1,  It  28  b 2, 

11  39  13,  2y  6% $1800 

Seeberger  B to  H G Foreman,  July  23,  lot 

134  b 1,  33  39  14,  3y  8% $2850 

Stephenson  A to  J C Miller,  Sept  20,  lots 

17  to  43,  8 37  14,  8% $200 

Scandinavian  W M Assoc’n  to  S Hoffman, 

Oct  1,  e 34  lot  14  b 19  Ogden  add,  3y  8% 

$1750 

Schmidt  J to  E A Warfield,  Oct  1.  It  17  b 

18,  7 38  14,  3y  8% $300 

Sternberg  J to  S Dunlap,  Sept  28,  prt  It  1 

b 34,  12  39  12,  2y  7% $1,000 

Shays  F C to  J A Wilson,  Sept  8,  It  1 b 1. 

21  38  14,  ly  7% $6*7 

Scharr  J C to  C F Collott,  Oct  4,  It  22  b 6. 

20  40  14,  3y  8% $465 

Stone  C W to  J C Miller,  Sept  20,  lot  12  b 

2,  8 38  14,  8% $1100 

Schiller  C to  L Baird,  sept  23,  It  13  b 2,  6 

39  14,  3y  8% $2200 

Schmicher  J to  C J Vopicka,  sept  27,  lot 

23,  21  39  14,  2y  8% $1500 

Segerstedt  A to  H A Haugan,  sept  16,  lot 
97,  4 39  14,  2y  7% $1300 


Schnelzle  D to  R Berger,  sept  27,  It  47  b 7 

35  40  13,  2y  8% $20o 

Slachti  J to  M E Greenebaum,  sept  25,  It 

151  b 1 etc  29  40  14,  4y  8% $450 

Stewart  D J to  L Baird,  sept  21,  It  29  b 4, 

4  38  14,  ly  7% $1400 

Sercomb  A L to  A L Coe,  sept  24,  lots  22 
to  24  and  prt  21  blk  2,  28  40  14,  3y6#, 

, $5000 

Stemmier  J A to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept 

28,  lot  44  b 16,  6 39  14,  3y  7% $1400 

Schmidt  S to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  27, 

It  55  b 9,  Sheffield  add,  3y  7% $900 

Strange  G to  A S Gage,  Aug  21,  Its  13  and 

14  b 2 b 4,  27  38  14,  3y  7% $350 

Schuwoigh  F to  S B Lingle,  Aug  9,  It  10  b 

3,  25  39  13,  3y  7% $300 

Strange  G to  A S Gage,  Aug  21.  Its  13  and 

14  b 2,  27  38  14,  3y  7% $350 

Trapp  A to  S B Lingle,  sept  1,  It  3 b 3,  25 

39  13,  2v  7% $240 

Thorpe  W B to  F R Chandler,  sept  20,  prt 

b 1,  13  39  13,  5y  7% $5400 

Talcott  M D to  F B Peabody,  Oct  2,  pt  It 

3 b 6,  18  39  14,  5y  8% $10,000 

Tilton  G L to  HA  Goodrich,  Oct  1 b 1, 

17  40  14,  6y  6# $2250 

Travis  J to  H C Zuttermeister,  Sept  10,  Its 

7 to  10,  b 5 Brown’s  add  La  Grange,  3y 
$600 

Trapp  A to  C F Schumaeher,  Sept  28,  It  3 

b 3,  25  39  13,  8% $500 

Vehmeyer  F C to  S M Moore,  June  26,  lot 

26  etc,  28  38  14,  3y  8% $1440 

Venturi  A to  F B Peabody,  Oct  1,  b 7,  13 

39  13,  5y  8% $12,000 

Vincent  H E to  S H Ladd,  Sept  29,  lot  3 

It  14  b 5 Rockwell  add  2y  6% $750 

Woronowitz  S to  T Krolik,  Sept  28,  lot  4 b 

20,  5 39  14,  8% $1000 

Wathne  StoNE  Gary,  Sept  30,  prt  b 10, 

31  40  14,  2y  7% $1100 

Wente  W to  E E Prussing,  Sept  28,  It  77, 

Altgeld  add,  20  40  14,  3y  6% $450 

Werner  G to  H E Greenebaum,  Aug  21,  It 

8 b 2,  4 38  14,  3y  7% $200 

Wolter  H to  W Heinemann,  Oct  1,  lot  64  b 

1,  7 39  14,  3y  8% $100C 

Wilkin  P to  F Wetzel,  Oct  1,  It  42  b 61,  19 

39  14,  6m  6% $1220 

Wilkeuing  F to  B Lathrop,  Sept  28,  lot  42 

b 4,  30  39  14,  5y  8% $700 

Wenberg  A to  A Tidholm,  Oct  1,  It  9 b 1, 

16  38  24,  ly  7% $1200 

Warner  H T toE  BusKe,June  l,pt  It  19  and 

20  b 28,  25  40  13,  3y  6y $366 

Woyner  A to  W C Fricke,  Aug  14,  s 34  lot 

5  b 19,  6 39  14,  3y  7% $700 

Wallace  M G to  J G Shedd,  sept  25,  Its  20 

to  22  b 2,  23  38  14,  3y  7% $2000 

Wulff  H to  L A Frex,  sept  18,  lot  46  b 13.  8 

37  15,  6m  7# $250 

Witt  G to  T H Schintz,  sept  28,  It  79  b 13, 

20  39  14,  5y  7% $1400 

Zurin  F to  T Schintz,  sept  28,  It  42  b 6,  36 

40  13,  3y  7% $700 

Zimowski  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  7, 

It  43  Gross  2d  add,  4y  7% $450 

Zimowski  M to  S E Gross,  August  7,  It  43, 

Gross  2d  add,  11m  7% $165 

Zillingen  J to  A Podolsky,  Oct  1,  It  8 b 5, 

28  39  14,  8% $1200 


CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Ahle  J H to  C J Shields  sept  22,  horses  etc 

48  Halsted  st,  3 m $74 

Atwood  C C to  L B Shields  Sept  25,  furn 

etc,  Lake  View  1 y $141 

AnleKer  W to  J D Spear  Oct  4,  furn,  96 

Oas  st,  9 m $77 

Aird  J to  N K Williams  Oct  2,  errriages 

etc  271  May  st,  6 m $250 

BenKowich  J to  M Lestina  Oct  2,  furn  and 

mdse  989  19th  st,  6 m 7% $301 1 

Buchman  J 10 


C Passow  & Son  Sept  16, 
pool  table  etc,  13th  pi  and  Centre  av,  9 

m p m $135  ' Gordon  C to  E R Walker  Sept 

Buol  J J to  A J Snell  Oct  4,  horse  etc  Jef-  j Lake  View  3 m 


Buhlmann  J C to  Gottfried  B Co  Oct  2,  sa- 
loon 117  Canal  st,  2 y $347 

Bellmann  A to  Kate  Roth  June  15,  furn  78 

w Madison  st,  6 m $300 

Brenn  W D to  S Mackey  Oct  1,  furn  448  w 

w Huron  st,  2 m $50 

Brooks  W to  C Williams  sept  29,  furn,  75 

Bryant  av.  7 m $617 

Read  E P to  C F Kimball  sept  29,  furn, 

1191  Adams  st,  60  ds $90 

Becker  H C to  J H Norton  sept  27,  furn, 

1182  Jackson  st.  5 m $88 

Bartlett  F C to  C Babcock  sept  28,  furn  87 

Oakley  av.  5 m $102 

Burns  J to  P Hursen  sept  29  cattle  Chica- 
go av  and  Larrabee  st  1 y $1,800 

Burns  J to  M Burns  sept  29,  wagons  etc  1 

7 $600 

Benjamin  S S to  G W Hoffman  Oct  1,  res- 
taurant Brevoort  House  Jan  1 $5952 

Bronnsen  E J to  E Simon  Oct  1,  engine 

etc  Jan  1 $150 

Chappell  A W to  C BabcocK  Oct  4,  furn,  7 

Ashland  av,  4 m $64 

Caulkins  A M to  S Eichberg  bldg,  Lake 

•• $272 

Cahill  J to  J W Lusk  Oct  4,  furn  113  Erie 

st  6 m $65 

Cleveland  C to  F M Bailey  Oct  4,  furn  825 

Clark  st,  6 m $86 

Chambers  S to  J Gunzenhauser  March  27, 

furn  28  Ogden  av  1 y $720 

Cavagnaw  L to  West  Side  B Co  Sept  24, 

saloon  991  Madison  st,  6 m $200 

Costello  C to  S Richardson  Oct  1,  furn, 

2704  Wentworth  av,  6 m $60 

Colvill  R to  S Richardson  Oct  2,  furn  432 

Madison  st  4 m $66 

Cook  C A to  S Macsey  Oct  2,  furn  559  Ash 

land  ov,  6 m $65 

Carpenter  W H to  E R Walker  Oct  1,  furn 

509  Wabash  av,  Sept  1 ’88 $233 

Cross  O W to  G Lundquist  .sept  28,  cab 

etc $350 

Cronin  D F to  G J Williams  sept  30,  furn 

26  Rush  st $78 

Culver  E to  E Culver  sept  29,  horse  etc  ly 

$500 

Crocker  W to  E Church  sept  25,  furn  1355 

Wabash  av,  1 v $296 

Coffey  W to  E R Walker  sept  29,  furn  3116 

Wentworth  av,  4 m..*. $61 

Christofani  A to  P Chelli  Oct  1,  store  884 

Clybourn  av,  Sept  15 $130 

Coyle  E F to  L B Shields  Oct  1,  furn  162  n 

Peoria  st,  3 m $60 

Champion  M to  J Samuels  Oct  2,  furn 

43434  n Clark  st $99 

Dupuy  L to  C Williams  Oct  2,  horses  etc 

24  Sheaman,  7 m $57 

Dixon  M to  J B Walker  Oct  4,  furn  6 m 

$63 

Dolien  F to  S D Kimbarx  Oct  1,  black- 

smitk  shop,  Hyde  Park  2 y $299 

Daly  A D to  G G Newberry  Oct  1,  furn  8 

Loomis  st,  2 m $265 

Dryden  D D to  A Carmichael  Sept  24,  furn 

3635  Dearborn  st,  7 m $100 

Day  D W to  J W Lusk  Oct  2,  furn  224 

Winchester  av,  5 m $68 

Danforth  G W to  S Mackey  Oct  1,  horse 

etc  Lake,oi  9 $130 

Deuchler  G to  W N Alley  Sept  30,  barber 

shop  4 m $62 

Dudel  W to  A Koehler  sept  27,  wagon  etc 

544  Halsted  st,  2 y,  5# $85 

Dempsey  J to  W N Alley  sept  29,  horses 

etc.  6 m $262 

Dundistel  H to  H Barrenschien  sept  22, 

saloon  114  North  Branch  st,  1 y $1010 

Dell  & Heinser  to  H Heinser  Sept  15, 

horses  etc  Hyde  Park  ly $1 ,000 

Englehard  0 & P to  G J Williams  sept  30, 

furn  54  Dayton  st,  4 m $116 

| Eaton  E A to  W S Wharton  Oct  1,  furn 

| 559  Division  st,  3 m $465 

/I — j — /-1  ...  -rrr-,,  - c . _ . 29,  piano 

$59 


ferson  Jan  1 $75)  Eastwood  R E t Do  to  C Stoechel  Oct  4, 

Bryan  L H to  J W Lusk  Oct  4,  furn  201  22d  I furn  1206  State  st,  7 m $210 

st  4 m , $74  . Finton  A I to  E A Barnes  Oct  5,  furn  18 

BourKe  L to  J Jonas  Oct  1,  saloon  165  Wa-  J Eldredge  ct,  9 m $229 

bash  av,  1 y $1,000  ' Frederichs  C to  C Seipp  B Co  Oct  5,  furn 


Buttrey  A to  C Babcock  Oct  2,  furn  318  l 88  Adams  st,  7 m . . 7." $730 

Washington  bd $52  j Feige  M to  W C Smith  Oct  4,  horses  etc 

Brooks  W C to  M L Pemberton  Oct  1,  fnrn  j 285  Newberrx  av,  1 y $161 

75  Bryant  pi,  6 m $395  j Forester  G to  F A Rehkopf  Sept  30,  horses 

Brown  N toS  Person  Sept  25,  horse  etc  I etc  40  Clybourn  av,  lx $228 

235  Division  st,  6 m $76  j Falley  H M to  J W Lusk  Oct  2,  furn  3948 

Bock  C to  C Wyman  Sept  13,  horses  etc  j prairie  av,  6 m $590 

Bon^' StoT m' MPcPhe“on  Oct  4,'  Web^60  1 Fischer  N to  E Heldmaier  Oct  1,  dry  goods 

piano  2013  Wabash  av  6 m $272  | etc  772MilwauKee  av,  1 y $5*00 

Barrett  H F to  S Mackey  Oct  2,  furn  279  j Franklin  J H to  E R Walker  Oct  2,  carri-^ 

w Van  Buren  st  6 m $68  j aRe  143  Ontario  st,  3 m $52 

Barnard  H to  F Keeler  Oct  1,  furn  3835  [FarisFAto  W T Johnson  Sept  30,  furn 
Indiana  av,  2 y $230  l Jefferson,  8 $165 


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T.  WILCE  Sc  GO., 

LUMBER,  LATH  AND  SHINGLES, 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

KILN  ‘ DRIER  HARDWOOD  FLOORINGt 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices. 

Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts.,  CHICAGO,  ILL 


Fast  T C to  H Fast  Oct  2,  wagons  horses 

etc  2 y $185 

Fischer  G W to  B C Dillon  Oct  1,  piano 

647  w 12th  st,  3 m $112 

Freer  A to  Hoffner  & Will  Oct  1,  genera- 
tor etc  70  70  w Washington  st  90  ds . . . $50 
Flatow  B to  J D Spear  sept  25,  furn  583 

Sedgwick  st  6 $59 

Fix  H to  C Williams  sept  29,  grocery  etc 

90  Perry  av,  7 m $135 

Fiedler  P to  O Williams  Oct  1,  saloon  365 

5th  a v,  5 $55 

Foxwell  0 to  M L Harris  Oct  1,  mantles 

etc,  Pullman  bldg $125 

Farrell  J Hto  J H Norton  Sept  30,  furn  45 

Beethoven  pi,  4 m $120 

Green  F P to  S Richardson  Sept  25,  furn 

444  37th  st,  2 m $64 

Goodwin  H to  S Mackey  sept  29,  horses 

etc  3859  Dearborn  st $484 

Green  W H to  M Ready  sept  29,  horses  etc 

6 m $300 

Gauvin  R to  F A Rehkopf  Oct  1,  cab  etc 

418  Madison  st,  23  m $476 

Gabriel  E to  M Zackerberg  Oct  5,  mdse 

3721  Halsted  st,  2 y $150 

Grassow  0 E to  A Schaffhauser  Oct  4,  furn 

791  Elk  Grove  av,  6 m $70 

Gudmunson  O G to  S Levy  Sept  15,  horse 

and  buggy  60  ds $50 

Gilbert  G A to  J W Lusk  Oct  4,  furn  50 

16th  st,  6 m $420 

Gillman  HM&FR  toJD  Spear  Oct  1, 

piano  1256  Van  Buren  st,  5 m $56 

Gatschke  H to  L Lendy  Oct  5,  mdse  jtc 

273  Madison  st,  15  m $500 

Hlkeu  CL  to  F C Lang  Sept  15,  saloon 

610  California  av,  2 y $500 

HacKett  J to  J H Norton  Oct  4,  horse  etc 

1 $85 

Herman  J H to  Marder  Luse  & Co  Oct  4, 

press  271  Dearborn  st,  4 m $95 

Harrison  H to  E H Cabcock  Sept  30,  li 

brary  etc  Howland  blk,  3 m $347 

Hahn  T H to  E R Walker  Oct  2,  piano  and 

furn  169  Lincoln  st  May  24 $135 

Homann  J to  A Walther  Oct  1,  horses  etc 

Northfield,  5 m $150 

Hesbruck  A to  S Richardson  Oct  1,  furn 

3022  Michigan  av,  3 m $100 

Hopkins  N to  C J Shields  sept  29,  furn  456 

Clark  st  6 m $65 

Honsel  B F to  D Rankin  sept  30,  piano 

and  furn  615  Ovington $293 

Hunhold  J C to  S MacKey  sept  30,  furn 

82^  Halsted  st  22  m $306 

Hedges  C W to  S Mackey  sept  27,  furn  806 

47th  st  3 m $70 

Jung  M to  W S Lasher  July  30,  wagon  etc 

3937  Wentworth  av,  8 wks $52 

Johnson  W F to  S Mackey  Oct  1,  horse 

etc  2418  So  Pare  av,  6 m $130 

Jensen  E to  A Jensen  sept  28,  horses  etc 
25  Milton  av,  1 y 
Johnson  S to  E R Walker  sept  29.  furn 

935  Lake  st  6 $52 

Johnson  S to  E R WalKer  sept  27,  furn 

985  Laxe  st,  6 $52 

Jensen  E to  G Wyman  Oct  1,  piano  and 

furn  62  Evergreen  av  6 m $73 

Johnson  G to  S Richardson  sept  30,  furn 

130  La  Salle  st  6 m . $104 

Jensen  N to  S Mackey  Oct  1,  live  stocK 

659  Seymour  st,  2 m $495 

Krebs  H to  J Maur  Sept  — , horses  etc 

Hyde  Pare $60 

Kittell  H P to  J H Norton  Oct  2,  furn  46 

Van  Buren  st,  4m $120 

Kostreski  J to  S Mackey  Oct  1,  barber 

shop  144  Madison  st,  6 m $99 

Kauter  A to  A Schaffhauser  sept  28,  furn 

307  w Lake  st  3 $77 

Kaiser  A to  B Behreur  sept  1,  horse  etc 

282  Forquer  st,  2 y $200 

Kraus  C to  M Brand  & Co  Sept  25,  saloon 

192  w 20th  st  ly $375 

Lynn  D T to  J Y Stewart  Oct  4,  furn  1 y 
$100 

Leehhur  J to  C Dekoker  Sept  28,  horses 
etc  Lake  6 m 


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MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Mouldings, 

Frames,  Brackets,  Turnings,  Etc. 

t^y-Qur  facilities  are  equal  to  any,  and  we  make  a specialty  of  furnishing  Contractors  e v e ryt h i n g in  the_^3 
gsgp’ehape  of  Woodwork  for  any  class  of  Building,  including  all  kinds 

STAIR  WORK  AND  HARDWOOD  FINISH. 

Estimates  or  any  other  information  in  our  line  i Corner  Twenty-second  and.  Throop  Streets. 

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Lewis  R R to  J T Lusk  Oct  2,  furn  211  Erie 

st,  9 m $53 

Luby  M to  J Philli  ps  sept  30  furn  2252  In- 
diana av  6 m $83 

Lake  E to  M Chase  sept  30,  furn  126  3d  av 

2y $3100 

Larrson  O to  S Hanson  sept  30,  horse  etc 

74  Chicago  av,  90  ds $73 

Lyte  A E to  A Schaffhauser  Oct  2,  furn 

252  Armitage  av,  3 m $57 

Lungan  H to  T Hughes  Oct  5,  saloon  70 

Canal  st,  9 m $400 

Link  J A to  Blain  Bros  Oct  4,  furn  1434 

Wabash  av,  6 m $67 

Meyers  A to  J D Spear  Oct  1,  furn  623 

12th  st  4 $59 

Marcus  H M & J to  A Wolr  Oct  5,  saloon, 

42  w Adams  st,  1 wk $450 

McCain  B to  A Thatcher  Oct  4,  horses  etc 

May  1 $175 

Martinay  J A to  C Babcock  Oct  5.  furn  97 

Desplaines  st  Aug  1 $98 

McGarry  M to  J J Clare  Oct  4,  Mathusex 

piano  and  furn  623  Harrison  st $400 

Mulac  R to  J Wetaus  Sept  20,  furn  607 

Throop  st,  1 y $500 

Mesert  E to  FA  Henshaw  sept  30,  furn 

2919  Archer  av,  3 m $115 

Moffett  G A to  J C O Moffett  sept  29,  drugs 

etc  384  Madison  st  2 y $3714 

Mare  J D to  Blain  Bres  sept  27,  piano  and 

furn  Laxe  6 m $91 

Mulder  H to  G B Christie  sept  29,  furn 

874  LaKe  st,  1 y . . $124 

McGregor  A to  D F Bremer  Bake-iy  Co 

sept  20,  route  and  outfit $225 

Murrell  M D to  A J Neuberger  sept  21, 

furn  179  21st  st  mthly $907 

Moses  S to  D Downing  July  15,  Engle  & 

S piano  and  furn  1023  Milwaukee  av 

Apl  15,  1 y $150 

McPhillips  J to  T Boyle  Oct  1,  horses  etc 

1242  Michigan  av $363 

McPhee  W to  S Richardson  Oct  1,  furn 

880  Austin  av,  4 m $125 

Mackintosh  A H to  G Gates  Oct  1,  furn 

1607  n Halsted  st,  5 m $125 

Miller  FA  to  C Williams  Oct  1,  barber 

shop  236  w Randolph  st  7 m $70 

Miner  J N to  G H Flint  Sept  24,  furn  336 

Madison  st,  ly $210 

Magnus  D to  S Mackey  Oct  2,  furn  99  Blue 

Island  av  6 m $91 

Marshall  F B to  E H Babcock  Sept  27, 

furn  156  Centre  av,  2 m $77 

McKon  J to  S Richardson  Oct  1,  furn  2713 

Halsted  st,  5 m $50 

Malkay  P to  Bemis  & McAvoy  Brg  Co  Oct 

4,  saloon  275  w Madison  st,  6 m $150 

Mueller  A to  I L Ade  Sept  29,  furn  37  Cly- 

bourn  av,  1 y $130 

Murray  C W Jr  to  S MacKey  Oct  2,  piano 

Oax  Pk  6 m $130 

Neilson  P to  J W Lusk  Oct  4,  furn  Hege 

wisch  6 m $130 

Neely  A C to  C Williams  Sept  27,  furn 

1539  Diversey  av,  7 m $70 

Nolan  T to  S Richardson  Oct  2,  furn  329 

Illinois  st  4 m $68 

Nelson  A to  Blain  Bros  Oct  1,  furn  172  n 

Clark  st,  6 $237 

Nyles  W P to  S Richardson  sept  30,  furn 

901  Madison  st  5 m $57 

Nutchell  G F to  MG  Miller  sept  30,  furn 

268  n State  st,  2 y $395 

Nicolai  Nto  P Best  B Co  sept  29,  saloon 

99  Halsted  st  1 y $200 

Nilson  D to  J D Spear  Sept  26,  furn  210 

Sheffield,  6 m $59 

Owen  W H to  ME  Owen  May  1,  saloon 

229  Western  av  1 y $648 

O’Brien  J T to  West  Side  B Co  Sept  24, 

saloon  173  North  av,  6 m $136 

O’Connor  G to  F O’Connor  Dec  15,  gro- 
ceries 628  w 12th  st,  1 y $200 

O’Keefe  A to  C Babcock  Oct  1,  furn  15 

Homer  st $177 

Owen  M to  W R Parsons  sept  15,  factory 

42  Monroe  st,  June  1 

Oakes  C A to  S Mackey  sept  27,  furn  533 


Maple  st,  6 m $9? 

Page  A to  C BabcocK  Oct  1,  furn  Lake,  3 

$261 

Phelps  G L to  S Mackey  Oct  1,  piano  and 

furn  113  Albany  av,  4 m $91 

Popsi  C to  G Bassey  sept  28,  mareet  276 

Blue  Island  av,  1 $190 

Priestly  K L to  Blain  Bros  sept  23,  furn 

48  Eldredge  ct $173 

Phalen  A to  S T Pratt  Oct  1,  library  etc 

175  Dearborn  st,  3 m $180 

Roberts  D C to  J H Norton  Oct  4,  furn  153 

Pare  av,  2 $84 

Russell  H A to  Blain  Bros  sept  23,  furn^ 

75  Van  Buren  st,  4 m $173 

Russell  H A to  C H BecKwith  sept  29,  furn 

398  Wabash  av,  20  m $1400 

Ravenot  H R and  G to  S Mackey  sept  29, 
horses  wagons  etc  83  13th  place,  6 m 

$390 

Rubel  I to  0 F Malcolm  sept  29,  furn  34 

Western  av,  6 m $62 

Reynolds  J W to  W Shirt  Sept  Weser  piano 

808  Fulton  st $56 

Ravons  B to  T Drew  Oct  2,  furn  752  Mad- 
ison st  6 $200 

Reardon  W H to  E \\  endlandt  Oct  4,  bar- 
ber shop,  327  w Division  st,  10  m . . . . $118 
Rogers  J to  E W Ergang  Oct  14,  wagon 

83  w 19th  st,  3 $70 

Richter  F to  C Seipp  Brg  Co  Oct  2,  saloon 

1406  State  st  1 y $300 

Sowers  W H to  J Hunkey  Oct  5,  furn  754 

Lake  st.  May  1 $62 

Stroinski  O to  W S Wharton  Oct  2,  den- 
tal office  413,  Opera  House  blk,  4 m.  .$57 
Schlenger  G to  W N Alley  Oct  5,  furn  57 

Sangamon  st,  2 m $60 

Schwartz  F G to  J D Spear  Oct  2,  furn 

452  Larrabee  st,  6 m $65 

Sheldon  T P to  Blain  Bros  Oct  5,  piano 

and  furn  910  Adams  st  6 m $359 

Simon  M to  Chicago  CracKer  Co  July  8, 

horse  etc  1 y $125 

Scanlan  E H to  F T Scanlan  Oct  1,  candy 

factory  45  Jefferson  st,  2 y $300 

Shannon  J N to  J H Spear  Oct  2,  furn  6 

$195 

Silbert  H to  LLueders  Sept  1,  furn  272  w 

Madison  st,  13  m $650 

Storer  E L to  B Daniels  Oct  1,  furn,  777 

Lake  st,  13  $275 

Steiglitz  C to  P Florsheim  Oct  1,  furn  237 

32d  st $LO0O 

Schumtte  A to  K G Schmidt  B Co  Oct  4, 

saloon  550  Milwaukee  av $300 

Steinhilber  E to-  J W Lusk  Oct  4,  furn  778 

Congress  st,  6 $260 

ShodrisKy  B to  J D Spear  Oct  2,  furn  614 

Throop  st,  6 m $68 

Shaw  C V to  T F Shaw  Sept  24,  bldg,  Le- 

mont,  2 $600 

Silvester  J to  J J Owen  Oct  2,  furn  146 

State  st,  2 $150 

Shaw  W F to  R T Halfield  Oct  2.  furn  857 

Adams  st,  2 $1,000 

Summers  EC  to  Brunswick  B C Co  sept 
29,  saloon  fittings  135  n Clark  st,  1 m 

$1075 

Smith  L E to  W L Cain  sept  29,  piano  6 

$112 

Seter  J to  W Wilson  Sept  24,  horse  S Chi- 
cago   $585 

Spafford  W C to  G H Hess  & Co  sept  27, 
Furn,  108  Lake  st  and  18  Dearborn  ly 

....  . $883 

Silsby  E W to  J Davis  sept  29,  machy  etc 

1724  Wabash  av,  2 y $275 

Strahan  Sto  M Wolfarth  Oct  1,  moulds  etc 

292  State  st  6 m $400 

Sears  W P to  W W Charles  sept  20,  furn 

3630  State  st  4m $147 

Salinger  M to  W N Alley  Sept  30,  furn  and 

piano  82  24th  Bt,  6m $372 

Smith  w to  O F Malcolm  sept  28,  furn  485 

Clark  st.  8 $56 

Shoon  H to  W Ball  Oct  1,  furn  etc  226  La 

Salle  2 y $1,000 

Sunderland  J J to  S Richardson  Sept  27, 
furn  151  n Clare  st  5 $53 


Selleck  S G to  L Bartels  Oct  1,  saloon  233 

Halsted  st  22  $2200 

Sprague  J A J to  Blain  Bros  sept  27,  furn 

Hyde  Pk  6 m $221 

Thied  E A to  G J Williams  Oct  1,  furn  626 

62d  st,  6 $99 

Thomson  L T to  B A L Thomson  & Co 

sept  27,  furn  202  Chestnut  st  6 m $255 

Tidd  W L to  C Babcock  sept  29,  furn  151 

Clark  st  3 m $105 

Taylor  E to  W T Collins  Sept  30,  furn  348 

Hoyne  av,  6 m $62 

Van  Ksrk  W to  M A O’Brien  Oct  5,  barber 

shop  821  Clybourn  av,  1 y $200 

Van  Proag  M to  C Babcock  Oct  4,  cigar 

factory  392  State  st,  Apr  4 $627 

Webster  J D to  J Cudahy  Oct  1 mdse  208 

31st  st,  1 $1,000 

WulKop  HM&G  A to  EH  BabcocK  Sept 
28,  paintings  etc  3629  Vernon  av,  6 m 

213..  $213 

Winter  F M to  E H Babcock  Sept  30,  furn 

521  Madison  st  6 m $85 

Warner  S L to  J W Lusk  Oct  4,  piano  and 

furn  Pullman  6 m $292 

Wasmund  J to  Wacxer  & B B & M Co  Oct 

4,  saloon  356  SedgwicK  st  1 y $350 

Webber  E J to  E J Lehman  Sept  25,  furn, 

344  State  st,  Apl  1 $500 

Waters  H S to  Schlesinger  & Mayer  sept 
28,  719  furnWashington  bd,  13  m . . . . $873 
Woodman  J E to  J M Gamble  Aug  18, 

furn  99  n Clark  st,  2 y $2032 

Welsh  C A to  M Howard  sept  28,  furn  382 

39th  st  mthly $200 

Weaver  J A to  C Bentley  Jr  sept  30,  en- 
velope factory  1 y $500 

Weismunster  P R to  W W Charles  sept  28 

furn  238  w Harrison  st  4 m $97 

Wanzer  W D to  S Richardson  Sept  29,  bar- 
ber shop  209  Wells  st  6 m $60 

Webster  F to  S Richardson  sept  28,  laun- 
dry 433  Clare  st  6 $72 

Watson  C H to  W T Johnson  Sept  30,  furn^ 

381  Winchester  av,  6 m $51 

White  C to  W W Charles  Oct  1,  furn  20  n 

Ashland  av,  3m $324 

Walsh  J Eto  K Williams  Sept  30,  furn  344 

Carroll  av,  3 m $97 

Whitcomb  H J to  T Boyle  sept  J9  horses 

etc  2,116  Indiana  av,  2 $227 

Wetherell  F to  A F Temple  sept  29,  furn 

Englewood  5 m $180 

Wilson  J B to  G B Christie  Oct  4,  horse 

4248  Emerald  av,  1 y $125 

Weideling  A to  W W Charles  Sept  29,  pia- 
no  and  furn  593  w Ohio  st  3 m $65 


24 


MOBTUAGE8. 

Hills  a M to  F M Carson,  Aug  25,  Its  28, 

and  27,  18  39  14,  3y  6% $3000 

Murry  T to  J Oliver,  Sept  28,  It  15  b 2. 

39  13,  2y  6% 

Thomas  G to  National  Life  Insurance  Co, 
Sept  25,  pt  It  49  and  50,  2 34  14,  3y  6%, 

$3500 

Mueller  L to  F Kusten,  Sept  28,  It  11  b 3, 

29  40  14,  5y $1100 

Mumick  E G to  Chi  Perm  B & L Assoc’n, 
Sept  7,  Its  13  and  14  b 11,  17  30  14,  8%, 

f.  $900 

Bry'e  L W to  Phoenix  B Society,  Sept  1, 

It  8 b 2 Gross  Pk  add,  5 % $1800 

Peterson  E to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  Sept 

25,  It  3 b 58,  19  39  14,  4y  6 %% $1200 

Dennett  E V to  A S Trude,  Sept  28,  It  2 b 

10  RocKwell  add,  3y  6% $1000 

Sears  N C to  E Chant,  Sept  29,  It  31  b 21, 

7 39  14,  ly  7% $500 

Stewart  D J to  Bd  Trustees  38  14,  Sept  28 

It  17  b 4,  4 38  14,  3y  8% $3000 

Manson  H S to  H Grant,  Sept  29,  pt  lot  8 

b4  Bushnell  add,  ly  8$ $ 

Craig  J C to  Mutl  S L & B Assn.  Sept  15, 
part  lots  27  and  28  blk  4 S & G add,  7 %, 

1 $3500 

Conners  M to  J P Bowes,  July  20,  lot  9, 

Noyes  sub  9 38  14,  3y  7% $375 

Smith  J to  C Weidemann,  Sept  29,  lot  4 b 
16,  Elston  add,  3y  6% $050 


518 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Blaha  F to  G VV  Lester, sept  28,  It  9,  Green 

sub  20  39  14,  4y  6# $1500 

Dorsey  B to  E Baggott,  Sept  24,  lot  36  b 

22,  17  39  14,  ly $1065 

Inselman  VV  to  F Korff,  Sept  24,  It  28  b 6, 

31  40  14,  3y  6# $300 

Porter  A to  Mutual  Security  L & B Soc’y 

Sept  15,  It  5 b 10,  3 38  14,7# $1500 

Caine  W H to  VV  H Thomas,  May  26,  It  8, 

b 1 b 27,  3 29  14,  57  m,  7# $965 

Gage  A S to  M D Wells,  Sept  29,  prein 

2019,  Indiana  av,  demand . .$10,000 

Downey  J M to  0 J Hambleton,  Feb  25, 

Its  33  and  34,  33  39  13,  54m  6# $450 

Stratton  C J to  N VV  Mutual  Life  Insu- 
rance Co,  Sept  18,  It  A,  Culver  add,  5y 

6# $6000 

Fongsted  E to  J Winge,  Sept  15,  It  64  blk 

15,  7 39  14,  34m  5# $700 

Mann  J M to  Ev  & N C Co  B and  L Asso- 
ciation, Sept  27,  It  4 b 3,  N Evanston,  8 

% $1200 

Mendel  A to  J M Reid,  Aug  19,  lots  13  to 

28  b 2,  15  38  14,  ly  5# $3250 

Bennett  C N D to  School  Trustees  37  14, 
Sept  28,  pt  b 5 H T D add  Wash  Hghts, 

6# $700 

Randt  W C J to  J Frank,  Sept  28,  It  6 b 4 

N Evanston,  2y  7# $500 

McNally  J H to  C E Stebbings,  Sept  23,  It 

14  b 10,  ParK  Ridge,  2y $350 

Hula  A F to  Union  B and  L Assn,  Sept  7, 

It  1 b 2,  28  39  14,  60  ds $1400 

Norton  D E to  A S Gage,  Aug  19,  lot  15  b 

2,  27  38  14,  2y  7# $125 

Holmes  F L to  W Burgtoff,  Sept  27,  Its  42 
and  43  block  2,  24  40  14,  January  1,  7%, 

$422 

McCarthy  M to  W S Hall,  June  21,  prt  lot 
14  and  all  15,  block  8,  24  69  13,  ly  6 #, 

$200 

Irving  J to  C F Kimball,  Oct  1,  Its  15  and 

16  b 11,  24  37  14,  2y  8# $120 

Culver  G N to  G T Angell,  July  1,  lot  66 

Culver  add,  3y  6# $2625 

McConnell  S P to  G T Angell,  June  25,  Its 

67  and  68  Culver  add,  3y  6# $5250 

Newton  THtoCPB  and  L Assn,  Sept 

21,  It  24  b 9,  11  39  13,  8# $2000 

Hill  J W to  Bankers’  and  M B and  L 
Assoc’n,  July  1,  lot  6,  blk  6,  23  38  14,8# 


Jensen  P T to  Phoenix  B Society,  Sept  28 

It  46C  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  5#.  $500 

Kronger  A to  H Grader,  Sept  29,  pt  It  4 b 
33  Yonng’s  add  to  Blue  Island,  3 y 6#, 


Sontag  H to  C M L Ins  Co,  Sept  23,  lots  1 

and  2 b 32  s s add,  5v  5# $14,000 

Sleeter  M to  Parkside  L and  S Co,  Sept 

13,  pt  It  1 b 2,  9 38  14,  8# $1000 

Blomstrom  C J to  M A Curie,  Oct  1,  pt  lot 

11  b 14  J R & S add,  60  ds,  6# $4000 

Hall  C W to  VV  Keyes,  Apr  27,  pt  Its  27  to 

29  b 1,9  39  13,  4y  6# $400 

McLaughlin  J to  N Lavanson,  Oct  1,  lot  2 

b 8 b 44,  Sheffield  add,  2v  6# $900 

Peterson  0 M to  S S Sielman,  Sept  30,  Its 

9 and  12  b 1,  9 38  14,  2y  7# $482 

Munn  J M to  H G Brooks,  Sept  29,  lot  4 b 
3,  Culver’s  add,  North  Evanston,  ly 


.$750 


Richardson  D W to  J A Wagner,  Oct  1,  It 

5 b 6,  29  40  14,  2y  7% $400 

BulowsKi  A to  M Kranichy,  Sept  17,  It  43 

b 25,  S Chicago,  ly  6# $500 

Zachmann  H to  Lincoln  B and  L Assoc’n, 
Sept  20,  lot  15,  block  1,  33  39  14,  8#, 

$800 

Cossett  F D to  H A Cox,  Oct  1,  It  10  b 11, 

La  Grange,  5y  7% $1000 

Bartel  O to  Home  M L Assn,  Sept  29,  lot 

46  b 19,35  40  13,  5 1-5# $800 

Denney  A A to  S M Allen,  Oct  1,  It  20  blk 

23,  4 38  12,  5y  7# $900 

Guhl  A J to  House  & L Assn,  Sept  13,  It  3 

b C,  29  40  14 ...$6000 

Sherman  R D to  S Bachmann,  June  26, 

It  8 b 2,  B & C add,  Evanston,  Oct  1 . .$38 
Castle  L D to  M W Dodge,  Sept  15,  5y  6# 

$1000 

Geschke  A to  J Rathke,  Oct  1,  It  29  b 3,  25 

39  13,  2y  6# $200 

Hurk  A to  W G Little,  Sept  30,  lots  11  to 

13  b 23,  4 38  12,  4y  6# $3300 

Haller  A to  Dickey  & Barker,  Sept  30,  lot 

5 b 11,  20  38  14,  6# $ 

Robe  C W to  J Chapman,  Oct  2,  It  2 b 3, 

15  38  14,  5y  6# $800 

riscoll  D D to  Lemont  B & L Assn,  Oct 

1,  It  8 b 5,  Lemont,  8# $200 

Hinsdale  E J to  F Fischer,  Sept  27,  It  19, 

Montjoie  add.  Evanston,  3y  6# $2000 

Smith  C E to  S E Gaylord.  Oct  1,  lot  26  b 

23  etc,  13  39  13,  7# $300 

Stillwell  F to  E E Keyes,  Apr  27,  pt  b 1,  9 
39  13,  6y  6# $1000 


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Krumm  J and  A to  J Eizner,  Oct  1,  lot  25 
and  26  block  1,  Sheffield  addn,  3 y 7 # 

$3200 

Walker  M A and  N S to  D K Pearson,  Oct 

2,  Us  13  to  15  bid  1,  34  39  14,  2 y 6#, 

$8000 

Dickinson  E S W and  W P to  C M L Ins 
Co.  Aug  2,  It  6 b 17,  Bushnell’s  add,  5y 

$13,000 

Goold  N to  W H Clark,  Sept  22,  Its  7 and 

8 b 3,  27  36  14,  5y  6# $5000 

Berglund  B to  A Cbytraus,  Sept  29,  It  15  b 

8,  29  40  14,  5y  7# $2000 

Grabe  A to  J Kowalski,  Oct  1,  It  20  b 15, 

Elston’s  add,  2y  6# $3000 

Rohrhof  J A to  J Kowalski,  Oct  1,  It  25  b 

8,  6 39  14,  4y  6# $1500 

Scan  W’orking  M Associat’n  to  M McCar- 
thy, Sept  27,  It  15  b 19,  Ogden  add,  3y  6 

£ $1166 

Scott  W B to  L Kehoe,  Sept  29,  pt  lot  1 b 

19,  Duncan’s  add,  9m  7# $3100 

Beeson  F C to  Conservative  B & L Ast,ocn 
Oct  2,  lots  15  and  16  blk  2,  8 39  13,  6# 

$200 

Gustuvson  C G to  Conservative  B and  L 
Assocn,  Oct  2,  lot  45  blk  8.  20  40  14,  6# 

$400 

O’Brien  J to  C J Hambleton,  Oct  2,  It  77  b 

3,  8 39  14,  8m  6# $175 

Higgerson  S to  A A E Taylor,  Aug  31,  lot 

5 It  2,4  38  14,  2y  6# $475 

Homan  W to  M Hoffman,  Sept  30,  pt  se  % 

8 and  pt  ne  % 17  41  12 $ — 

Foley  B and  T to  E S Bliss,  Sept  27,  lot  4 

b 26,  29  38  14,  3y  6# $200 

Paulsen  J to  P Waldrek,  Oct  1,  lot  1 b 17 

Thornton,  ly  5# $600 

Rumpf  J F to  J Rnmpf,  sept  10,  14  b 6,36 

40  13,  6m $1500 

Carter  E A and  R to  L W Stone,  Sept  27, 

It  17  b 1,  3 38  14,  3y  7# $556 

Mason  S S and  H L to  M S Shelby,  Sept 
16,  lots  40  41  and  42  b 2,  9 38  14,  ly  8 

% $800 

Hill  S J to  M A Heath,  Oct  4.  Its  8 to  26  b 

10,  24  38  13,  7# $600 

Becker  A W to  N L Ins  Co,  Sept  28,  pt  It 

84,  2 38  14,  ly  6# $80 

Asmus  S to  C Reibe,  Sept  18,  lots  40  and 

41  b 125  Cornell,  8# $725 

Bernhard  A to  P Borling,  Oct  2,  It  27  b 50 

Cornell,  3y  8# $350 


•lUJJCMEXTS. 


SUPERIOR  COUBT. 


98898  Heinrich  Kadde  vCWDEjCo.  On  findg;  $50 
Satisfied. 

98876  Richard  Gradle  et  al  v Joseph  Stich.  By  deflt 
$168.70.  Die  as  to  Dalleiden, 

104199  Samuel  Westwood  et  al  v Emma  E Bnrgess.  On 
a fit,  *182.87. 

104362  Wm  H I’ridmore  v Joseph  Nowak.  On  ver 
$500. 

99517  Everett  B Preston  et  al  v Edgar  P Harper.  On 
ver,  $450. 

99153  W H Gruby  v John  H Green.  $11  and  proc. 

98833  Dwight  Cntler  et  al  v Willis  Drummond.  On  ver 
$374.67  and  sci  fa. 

99797  Edward  C Babcock,  use  of  John  E Brewer  v J J 
McDermid  and  C W Smith.  By  agreet,  $1,1.00. 

OIBOUIT  COUBT. 

S7825  Anton  Holpuch  v Matej  Holec.  By  deflt,  $58. 

57886  Michael  Brand  & Co  v Chas  Wichman.  By  deflt 
$763.  ’ 

45754  Hugh  M Boice  v Harris  C Higman.  On  ver,  $'„„„ 
and  sped  era.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and  bill  ex  in  30 
ds. 

57987  Godfrey  Jacob  v Thomas  T Brown.  By  deflt. 
$345.  ’ 

50149  Wm  H Steele  v Wm  O King  and  Emanuel  Sond- 
heimer.  On  flndg,  $180.85. 

41758  Adolph  Sigmond  v Narodin  Halvin  Rad  C S P S 
etc.  On  ver,  $965. 


TBANSOB1PTS  FBOM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 
3048  J R Prindle  et  al  v Alonzo  H I.amphere.  $123.18 


3049  Caroline  Weidenbach  v Frederick  Borgerhausen 
$197.90. 

3050  Lawrence  M Ennis  et  al  v George  Macauley. 
*200. 

3051  Sam’l  McCarty  v Thos  Senford,  J H Jacobs  and 
Mary  E Sanford.  $181.92. 

3052  Hamilton  Borden  et  al  v David  Wylie.  $79.50. 
3053.E  H Wachs  v Some.  $142.73. 

3054  H E Wachs  v Ssme.  $102. 

3055  John  Aim  v John  and  Ellen  Horn.  $181.30. 

3056  Same  v John  Horn.  $200. 

3057  E H Wachs  v David  Wylie.  $115. 


ASSKJMEST8. 


Sykes  J W to  Frank  A Warner,  Sept  30,  seeds  98 
Michigan  av.  No  shedules. 


CLAIM  DEEDS  AX I)  t^UIT- 
ChAIM  OF  TAX  1XTER- 
ESTS. 

Lots  7 and  8 bis  4,  Frasers  sub  25  ac  in  se 
M 4 3814,  sept  27,  D G Hamilton  to 

Elizabeth  D Doming $410 

Lot  7 bln  4,  Honore’s  sub  in  Tiernans  sub 
18  39  14,  June  1,  Elizabeth  S La  Parle  to 

GJ  Lautschlager $2 

Und  % of  22x125  ft  pt  of  Lots  5 and  6 blk 
7,  Ashland  2d  add  Sept  25,  Harriet  M 

Bullock  to  Wm  Deering $i 

Lots  1 and  2 Blk  9 Flournoys  sub  18  39  14 
sept  17,  estof  Harriet  C Stearns  to  Thcs 

Carbine $1392 

Lot  98,  Ellis  east  add  Jan  7,  John  Carne 

Jr  to  H A Hurlbut $1181 

Lts  12  and  13,  B1k  D,  Laflins  snb  N pt  It 
4,  cir  ct  partn  sw  8,  39  14,  Sept  18,  P 

E Stanley  to  Jno  A PacKard $1 

S Lt  17  Blk  29  Lts  21  to  29  blk  12,  Els- 
ton add  Lts  7 to  10  and  19.  blk  25,  w pt 
5 39  14,  Sept  29,  City  of  Chicago  to  Est 

of  Joseph  Dineb $3135 

Lots  1 to  4 of  Its  69  to  72  of  Its  4 to  7 etc 
Turner’s  sub  of  Lot  4 se  % 12  39  13, 
Sept  30,  F Townsend  to  J L Campbell 



E 30  fT  of  w 34  Lt  7 Blk  50  S S add  Dec  V 

’84,  Edgar  L LofT  to  Emma  Lofi $10 

Lot  50  and  51  blk  5,  Flournoys  sub  in  18 
39  14  May  21,  Elizabeih  S La  Parle  to 

A Ballard $i 

Lt  52  Blk  5 Same  May  21,  Same  to  VV  P 

FitzpaTrick $i 

Lot  7 Blk  89  S S add  Dec  24,  ’85,  Cbas  E 

Morris  to  P Ryan $600 

Lot  1 of  Its  11,  12  w 34  Blk  17,  E 34  29  40 
14,  Sept  27,  Emilia  Reirnan  to  T Precht$l 
Lots  10  to  15,  B1k  10  blk  13  Sheffield  add 
Sept  1,  Catherine  & J Noonan  et  al  to  A 

Dresel <ju 

260x200  ft  se  cor  Diversy  st  and  C & N W 
Rwy  Sept  8,  Wm  Deering  & Co  to  Har 

riet  M BuIIock $i 

Part  of  Lts  5 and  6 blk  7,  Ashland  2d  add 
Sep  2,  C H Wisner  to  Harriet  M BuIIock 

$500 

Lots  3 and  4,  Blk  2,  Walker  and  Stinsons 
sub  sw  34  2 38  14,  Sep  24,  A Gage  to  Jas 

A McLane $400 

Lt  12  blk  24,  se  34  17  39  14,  July  10,  Lizzie 
A McKinnen  to  Anne  J Millar $1 


It  II. IS  OF  SAIF. 

Nelson  Peter  J et  al  to  Asa  Most  Sept  30.  milk  bus- 
iness etc  161  La  Salle  av ; $500 

Kittoe  E F to  Charlotte  E Klttoe  Sept  30,  furn  236  e 

Illinois  st 3:400 

Ruperti  Chas  to  Mattie  J Ruperti  Oct  21,  618  w Mad- 
ison st ; $300 

Wilcox  Helen  to  Fred  F Wilcox  Jan  30,  piano  3800 

Vincennes  av $325 

Moses  Sarah  to  A Jacobi  Sept  28,  boots  and  shoes 

1023  Milwaukee  av $475 

Beers  Chas  G & Co  to  Thos  H Traver  Sept  21,  paper 

in  Union  Warehouse  Market  et $600 

Saunders  Mary  to  Walter  Morgan  sept  28,  saloon 

262  n Halseed  st $350 

Seaverns  Geo  A to  Mrs  E M Coburn  furn  is9-191  e ’ 

22d  st  Mch  24 $148  ; 

Benson  M A to  O H Ahlgren  grocery  store  283  Blue 

Island  av  sept  29 $500 

Tons  Edw’d  L to  Fred  R Frost  sept  25,  furn  etc  243 
State  st $300 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 


This  Li6t  is  published  but  once  and  is  not  kept  in 
type.  See  back  numbers  of  The  Journal. 

October  18. 

Lots  7 and  10  in  b 12  Egandale,  being  100  ft  front’g 
on  Wharton  ave,  with  a depth  of  154  feet,  said  Egan- 
dale being  a sub  of  e 118  aers  of  sw  qr  of  sec  11  38  14. 
E J Whitehead,  Master.  L N. 


October  20. 


Lot  56  in  Boone,  Jones  k Kiefer’s  sub  of  the  n % of 
b 1 and  lot  49  in  Beecher’s  sub  of  s qr  of  blck  1:  also 
the  e 75  feet  of  b 2 in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14 . Arno 
Voss,  Master.  L A. 

E 72  ft  of  n Vi  of  lot  6 in  b 10  in  C T’s  new  sub  or  e 
frac  of  se  frl  of  sec  21  39  14.  H L Wait,  Master. 
L A. 

October  25. 

Lot  9 in  b 16  of  the  sub  made  by  the  B I L & B Co. 
(Washington  Heights)  the  same  being  a sub  of  the  s 
e qr  of  sec  18.  the  ne  qr  of  sec  19,  and  that  part  of  nw 
qr  of  sec  19,  lying  east  of  pect  av,  all  in  T.  37,  R 
14.  H T Steele,  Master.  1.  N 


Lot  18  of  lot  6 in  Maniern  ! Aiken’s  sub  of  lots  6 
and  7 in  b 5 and  6 in  C T’s  sub  of  s frac  of  sec  29  39  14. 
J T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

October  26. 


The  Und  % part  of  lot  47  in  b 15  in  Elston's  addn. 
Josef  Piringsk,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  3 in  blk  142  of  School  Sec  add.  SF  Hanchett, 
Sheriff.  L N. 

October  28. 


E 9 ft  of  lot  21  and  w 17  ft  of  lot  22  in  blk  10  in  Ash- 
land’s 2d  add,  and  lot  26  and  s 20 1-5  feet  of  lot  27  in  b 
21  in  Ashland’s  2nd  add.  Hiram  J Coon,  Admr.  LA. 

October  30. 

Lot  22  in  blk  1 in  the  sub  of  the  seven  acs  of  e Vi  of 
nw  qr  of  sec  20  40  14.  Katharina  Gumbinger,  Admx. 
LA. 

Lots  1 to  5 in  b 31  in  Town  of  Athens.  Ann  Quinn, 
Admx.  LA. 

November  2. 


An  und.  (4  int.  in  lot  6 in  b 21  in  Elston’s  add.  Her- 
mann Eschenhorst,  Admr.  L N. 

Lot  2 and  n V%  of  lot  3 in  blk  8 in  Johnston’s  sub  of 
e Vi  of  se  qr  of  sec  6 39 14.  H Feling,  Admr.  L N. 

Lot  34  of  Stewart’s  sub  of  the  s Vt  of  b5  in  John- 
son k Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  Wm.  Kas- 
per Admr.  L N. 

Lot  7 in  Fred  Grossmann’s  sub  of  sub-lot  2 and  3 in 
6ub  of  part  of  lots  3 and  4 in  S T’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14. 
also  lot  42  in  b 2 in  snb  of  Washington  Heights.  Ja- 
cob Schafer,  Admr.  L N, 


Xov.  3, 

Lot  43  in  b 2 of  Flournoy’s  re-sub  of  Jones  k Pat- 
rick’s add.  S H Kerfoot,  Admr.  L N. 

Xovember  6. 

Lot  31  in  b 1 in  J H Bee’s  sub  of  blks  1 and  2 in  the 
s Vi  of  sw  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  Charles  H Hog- 
land,  Admr.  L A. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


-)  CHICAGO  (— 


yard  i-kk  ks  < 
Building  Ylateriul. 

Jommon  building  brick 5 7 oo@  7 26 

Trenton  pressed  brick 40  . 

It.  Louis  pressed  brick ’ ' 27  ! 

’bilndelphia  pressed  brick ’ ’ 47  ‘ 

ililwaukee  pressed  brick 05  ’ 

aJiana  pressed  brick  ' 16  00@20 

laltimore  pressed  brick 55 

Hie  brick 25  00@40  . 

ame,  1ft  bbl 75@  9 , 

jime,  in  bulk,  libi 60 

Colored  mortar,  ^Jb...  4 

.rbcc°,m  ib . 1 75®  1 95 

’lastendg  hair,  i,l  bu on®  25 

Vhite  sand 105 

ikron  and  Utica  cement,  bbl  .........  1 00 

-ouisvilie  and  Milwaukee  cement,  it  bbl  1 25 

’ortland  cement,  bbl 3 00@  3 25 

tfarble  dust,  ^t  bbl 1 75 

HIOK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

stand  2d  clear,  2-inch $47  0;J@48  no 

stand  2d  clear.  U4  and  1 yt  inches 45  ..@48  00 

d clear,  114  and  114  42  ..ft 43  00 

l inches 44 

l select,  114  and  1 14  inches 38  ..@39 

l select,  2 inches 40  @41  ’ ’ 

i select,  1“4,  1*4  and  2 inches 31  00@32  .. 

x4  clear  and  select,  together  26  @27 

s4  B,  select 20  '■ 

56  clear  and  select 34 

2x8 36 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

st  and  2d  clear  46  00@47  00 

d cJear  40  ..@42  .. 

1 select,  9 inches  and  upward  34  . . (gjss 

Hear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base)  34  ..@35 

and  8 inches  B (base)  30  ..@31  .1 

1 select,  . '.  .05  | '.@26 

Tun,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward,  24  ..@25 
All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS— ROUGH. 

1 stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 41  00@12  00 

£ 36  ..@37  .. 

„ . C 31  . . @32  . . 

2 in.  com.,  12  ft 14  ..@15 

8£t  - 16  . 

2-inch  com,  10  and  20  ft 16  50@18 

) stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  19  . . @20 

8 feet . ! . ! 22  @23  '. .' 

0 feet  23 

2 in,  No  2, 12  ft [ 13  00 

14  and  16  ft 12  ..@12  50 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1 box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

0 33  00 

D 22  00 

Add  to  foregoing  prices  for  dressing  one  side,  $1: 
wo  sides,  $1  60. 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  ank  fencing,  for  dressing 
beside,  $1;  two  sides,  $1.50. 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Hear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00@23  00 

L 20  ..@21  50 

B 18  50@20  50 

0 14  50@15  .. 

Tear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-ineh 30  ..@32 

Hear  and  A.  24 -inch,  6 inch 32  . .@33  66 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 28  . . @29  on 

B,  24  insh  . 6inch 31  ..@32  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

lommoa  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 12  ..@13  00 

,‘  14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00@14  . . 

to.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  . @12 

£0-  3 “ “ 8 50@  9 .'  ’ 

Jommon  1\  and  1‘4-inch . , 12  50@15  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

et quality  fencing,  16  feet 13  50@14  50 

„ 12, 14, 18  and  20  feet 13  ,.®14  . 

Jo.  2 fencing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 10  50@  1 1 50 

Jo  2 „ 16  ft 11  50@12  50 

Jo  3,  all  lengths 3 50@  9 0o 

Jommon  fencing,  4-inch,  12  and  14 12  5U@12  50 

16  12  5U@13  50 

Jorway,  No  1 14 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
inside,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

I A flooring,  6-mch 33  50  to  34 

B 31  ..  to  32  .. 

T 0 23  ..to  24  00 

Jo  1 Fencing,  6-mch 16  0 

10  feet 14  00 

Tear  and  A 4-inch 30  . . to  32 

B 1 28  ..  to  29  .. 

1 c 24  ..  t.  25  .. 

Jorway  clear  and  A, 21  . to  22 

B,  6-inch 19  . . to  20  ! ! 

B,  4-inch 19  . . to  20  . . 

C,  6-inch 17  . . to  18  . . 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or 

ship  1«P 14  50  to  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or 

ship  lap 15  . . to  16  .. 

1 ‘ partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 39  50 

B 35  10 

0 26  . . to  27 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

st  and  2d  clear $39  00 

1 siding  strips 36  00  to  37  U0 

‘ flooring  strips  31  . . to  32 

I ‘ “ 29  . . to  30  . . 

I 22  ..  to  23  .. 

SIDING— TIED. 

st  and  2d  clear 

II  siding 

b ....y.. 

4ncing  siding,  “D’ 

?a-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 

goring. 

I TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

1 . ‘"The  prices  quoted  in  the  table  are  those 
xed  by  the  meeting  of  Sept.  7.  The  present  selling 
I are  ®12  for  2x4  to  2x10,  12  to  16  feet;  $12.50@ 
■i  for  same  sizes,  18  feet.  For  longer  lengths,  ami 
Ror  all  2x12  and  small  timbers,  there  are  but  slight 
joncessions  made  from  the  List,  if  any. 
i'll  2J4i  2*6,  2x8  & 2x10—12,  14,  16  leei..  12  50 

j “ “ *'  2x12,  4x4  to  8x8 — 

i„  . 18  feet 13  00 

11  2x12,  4x1  to  8x8—12,  14  and  16  feet. . . 13  00 

11  7*1—20,  22  and  24  feet 14  50 


21  . . to  22  . . 
19  50  to  20  50 
18  ..  to  19  50 
13  50  to  14  U0 
9 50  to  10  50 


Alt  LOTS-DKV. 

All  2x6— 20  feet -13  50 

“ —22  feet 16  50 

“ —24  feet 17  00 

All  2x8— 2)  feet  14  51 

“ —22  feet 15  00 

“ —24  feet 15  50 

2x10 — 20  feet 14  00 

“ —22  and  24  ft  17  00 

2x12— 20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $17.  24  ft,  18  00 

4x4  to  8x8—20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $16.  24  ft,  16  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width  ..  9 0C@  9 50 

2x4,  cull,  12,  14  and  16  ft 10  0:  @10  50 

Three-inch  joists  a id  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 “ “ “ “ 14 

6 “ “ “ “ 18 

7 “ “ “ “ 23 

8 “ “ “ “ 34 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 50 

8 inch,  sawed  (4,  7 feet 7‘/s 

9 to  11,  “ (4,  7 feet 11 

5)4  inch,  “ (4,  7 feet 7 (4 

6 “ “ *4,  7 feet 9 

7 “ “ (4,  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ 54,  7 feet 16 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common $8  10@9  00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1(4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2‘4-incb 00  60 

2!4-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Extra  A $2  25@2  40 

Choice  A : 2 lu@2  20 

Standard  A 2 10 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 20 

Standard  Cedar 2 00 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  thaD 
car  lots. 

Lath — car  loads— Dry 1 75 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

whitewood. 

1st  and  2d  in $22  00@24  00 

1(4  in.  and  over 25  00  28 

Common 15  0(@17 

Cull 10  00  12 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1(4  in 

Thicker 24  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

1st  & 2d 

Common 15  00 

Cull 

Timbers 16  00  18 

Quarter-sawed 35  03  38 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 

Common 12  00  14 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 26  00  30 

Axles 

Cull 

Reaches 26  00  30 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 

Thicker 

Common 

Cull 25  00  30 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50 

1(4x1  *4  & 2x2 25  00  35 

CHERRY. 

let  & 2d,  in 

Thick 75  00  85 

Common 

Cull • lo  00  15 

BUTTERNUT, 

lsi/  Sc  2d 

1st  & 2d,  ll/i  in  and  up 35  00  40 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 32  50  35 

1st  and  2d,  1%  inch  and  upwards. 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 22  00  23 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00  10 

Log  run  


HARD  MAPLE. 


1st  & 2d . . 
Common . 
Cull 


BASSWOOD. 


1st  & 2d 

Common 

Cull 

Log  Run 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d ...  23  00  25 

Common * 12  00  14 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

15t  fl  2d ✓ 14  CO  16 

Common 10  00  11 

Cull  

SYCAMORE. 

Common  and  better 16  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 22  U0 

BEECH. 

Common  and  better 13  00  15 

Cull 

Log  Run 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  A 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling..  . 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 17  00  19 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00 

1st  a 2d  finishing,  thick  26  00  28 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d Lw  00  3 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD* 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side . . . 

u “ “ rough 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 
Fancy  butt 


25  66' 

'28 

. 15  6(  @17 

. 16  66 

12 

23  06 

25  GO 

. 24  66 

26 

. 12  66 

14 

6 66 

8 

. 24  66 

26  00 

. 15  00 

17 

8 

. 16  66 

18 

35  09 

38 

. 22  00 

24  00 

14 

8 

30 

30 

10 

30 

. 65  00 

75 

80 

. 45  00 

50 

. 25  00 

30 

160  00 

175 

50 

35 

. 65  ro 

75 

85 

. 30  66 

35 

15 

30  00 

35 

35  00 

40 

. 32  50 

35 

. 35  06 

37  50 

. 22  00 

23 

. 12  00 

14 

. 6 00 

10 

. 12  no 

15 

. 20  00 

21 

. 12  00 

14 

. 5 00 

7 

20 

10 

. 5 00 

6 

. 12  00 

14 

. 23  00 

25 

12  00 

14 

6 00 

8 

. 14  fO 

16 

. 10  00 

11 

. 5 ‘ 6 

8 

16  00 

18 

22  00 

25 

. 13  00 

15 

. 5 00 

6 

11 

21  00 

23 

17  00 

19 

. 24  00 

26 

26  00 

28 

31  0 

42  5 
44  So 
4 6 
4 9 - 


MAHOGANY. 

Cuba,  1st,  1 to  2 in 145  00 

2d,  1 to  2 in . . 115  00 

Mexican,  1st,  1 to  in ICO  0 - 

2d,  1 to  2 in 115  00 

St.  Jago,  1 to  2 in 180  00 


Coal, 


Anthracite,  range  and  nut $ 6 50 

Anthracite,  egg 6 25 

Anthracite,  pea  4 .. 

Cannel 6 00^  6 50 

Erie  and  Brier  Hill 5 60 

Illinois 8 50 

Indiana  block 4 00 

Indiana  lump 3 50 

Baltimore  and  Ohio 4 50 


j Blos8burg 4 50@  5 00 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319—321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


O.  M.  Wells.  J.  M.  Pecrist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  Sc  CO. 

R,  E _A_  I_i  ESTATE, 

163  LaSalle  St.,  Room  1?.  CHICAGO. 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

CalGirr.  ining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  r h 

For  Sale.  LmcagO. 


L.  NATHAN, 

Real  Estate  Loans  and  Insurance, 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty, 

79  DEARBORN  ST.,  Rooms  53  Sc  54. 

Business  transacted  in  German  and  the  Scandina- 
vian languages. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  ) 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  > St.,  - Chicago. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  I,oan  ami  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Boom  1. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

[Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


W 31.  LEAtitE  & CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


J . ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTCACE  LOANS- 

Room  8,  i 12  and  i 14  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 


SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17.  OO  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 


J,  P.  BOWE8.  G.  B.  ORUIOKSHANK. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

IS 4 Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


EDWARDS  Sc  RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Office: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 

Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


BURKE  BROTHERS, 

FELT,  COMPOSITION  AND  GRAVEL 

R00  FERS! 

Dealers  in  ROOFING  MATERIAL. 

Office  and  Warehouse, 

15  West  Superior  street, 

(Near  Halsted.)  CHICAGO. 

Branch  Office,  166  Chicago  Ave.  Telephone  No.  4155 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


WILLIAM  ETJIIVLLEY, 


’94  LaSalle  St., 


Chicago,  111. 


BANK, 

AND 

Furniture 


liiiBliilii 


STORE 

OFFIC  E 

and  Fittings 


Laree  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to.  Order 


iiNrsTJie^i^rcs  ^o-Ensrcy- 


170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

Telephone  No. 


LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  * 


Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO 


Manufacturers 
of  flue 


■ OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Bailings,  ‘ 

Office  Chairs, 

INTEEIOE 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  So*  ' .Manufacturers  of 


BOYNTON  FURNACES! 

Ranges, 


Fine  Brass  Work, 

—AS— 

Railin«s,  Gates, Wickets, 


Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


Fire-Place  and  Room 


Heaters, 


ith  all  modern  im- 
provements, 


Begisters, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 


LAKE  STR’T. 


J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 


A.  Boynton.  President,  1 Inventors  of  all 

. B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  V“  Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
[.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  Yoke.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


•351 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING,  gas 
— STEAM-FITTING, 


Steinway'S 


2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICAGO. 

frW  Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior— -including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 


LYON  & HEALY, 


State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


H.  Gh  COULSON 


635  West  Madison  Street,  corner  Paulina. 

“A  perfect  Fit”  and  “Satisfaction  Guaranteed”  to  my  Customers. 


WILLIAM  STRANG, 

WALL  PAPERS, 

PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &C., 

No.  824  W.  MADISON  Street, 


Cor.  Cnrtis  St. 


CHICACO.  ILL 


INDEX  TO  CONTENTS.  ~ - 

Page. 

ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS I. 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS II. 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILDINGS III. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE ,, LV,  . 

THE  RECORD V. 

THE  RECORD-  Continued VI. 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS . VIII. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  IX. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS  X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES-FORECLOSURES XII. 


GOOD  PIANOS  for  RENT 

Pianos  and  Organs 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  ns  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 

Estey  O amp, 

188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO.  W North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


The  Sidewalk  around,  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 

Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


COAL! 


Peatood  y & Co. 

MAIN  OFFICE:— 107  DEARBORN  ST. 

YARDS  ANH  OFFICES: 

CITY'  ( Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  R. ) CAKE  VIRn 

Telephone  1303.  i Clybourn  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R.  S Telephone  395. 


THE 


MAGEE  FURNACES 


PARLOR  HEATERS, 

Are  the  Best  Hade  and  have  the  Einest 
Castings  of  any  in  the  World. 

The  New  Boston  Heater, 

Steel  Plate  Furnace.  Perfectly  Dust  and  Gas  tight. 
A Powerful  and  Economical  Heater. 
Wholesale  and  Retail. 

MAGEE  FURNACE  CO- 

No.  86  Lake-st.,  Chicago. 


r 


GET  TIT  HI 
BEST. 


BARKER  & JACKSON’S 

CHAMPION  RADIATING  HEATER! 

1802  WABA  SH  AVE.,  ■ CHICAGO,  ILL. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash  Ave,.  TELEPHONE,  5716.  CHICAGO. 


PETER  & BINDER, 

CONTRACTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Tin  and  Slate  Roofing, 

Metal  Sky-Liehts,  Dormer  Windows,  Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
Ceneral  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Works, 

684  MILWAUKEE  AVE.,  - - CHICAGO. 


236  SOUTH  WATER  ST. 

Are  now  publishing  a reliable  and  complete  ATLAS  of  the  TOWN  OF  ' 
CICERO.  Scale,  200  ft.  to  an  inch.  Price,  $40.  Full  Bound.  Also  have 
in  preparation  an  ATLAS  of  JEFFERSON.  EDWIN  MILNER,  Agt. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 


175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


M.  KEATING, 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

Tennessee  Marble  Mantels  wholesale  and  retai 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  'F'ix'e  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  15ft  l.aS*alle  Street,  CHICAGO,!  iL.r, 
Telephone  883.  S 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 


NATHAN,  L.,  Kins.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 


— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  1 Renting 

) AGENTS.  ( 


ALLLS,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  153  East  Randolph  st. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  k CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  k BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  k Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  k HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BRINTON,  H.  H„  1187  & 1334  Van  Buren  St. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

CD LLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  8,  N.  W.  cor.  Randolph 
and  La  Salle  Sts. 

Ik  AVIS,  W.  L.,  k Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

EDWARDS  k RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  k CO..  114  La  Salle  st. 

GALLISTEL,  M,  W.,  cor.  ave.  K.  and  106th  St.,  Cole- 
hour,  111. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  5,  127  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  k Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  & HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salle  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  k Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 

HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  k SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JANSSEN  k BOSWORTH,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  and 
Belmont  aves. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 

K.ERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 

KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  k 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k.  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 

liANE,  Jas.  R.,  196  La  Salle  St. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  k GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  k Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
MoNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood 
MOREY  H.  C.  k Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 

MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  6t. 


NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE&  KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PARROTT,  James  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
KEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  k KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 
REED,  Wm.  & Co.,  Rm.  3,  95  S.  Clark  st. 

REED  k HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,  & SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St.-Room  49. 
SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  k Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STRAUS,  F.  W.,  164  Washsngton  St. 

STANLEY,  P.  E.,  k Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TAYLOR,  wm.  E.,  31st  st.,cor  Cottage  Groveave. 
T1DHOLM  k REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  k BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER’S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 

WELLS,  O.  M.,  k Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.  Branch  office, 
6830  Halsted  st.,  Normal  Park. 

WHEELER  k CO.,  Rm.  1,  130  La  Salle  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 
WILDER,  COOK  & CO.,  84  La  Salle  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N„  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  0.,  k Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 

ANDERSON,  E.  W.,  54  Waldo  Place. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  et. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

CHANDLER  k CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  (Estate  of)  157  Randolph  St, 
DREYER,  E.  S.,  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  k Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  k 268  Wabash  ave* 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 

Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

CDDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 

Architect, 

CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F.,  239  West  Chicago  ave. 

Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  K 10  159  LaSalle  st 

Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  k HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  k 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 

Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

BRANDT,  H E.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  k 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  80'T . 

NORTON  D.,  1311  Wabash  ave. 

Chimney  Sweepers. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8—165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  692 

Wood  Carpets. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 

Iron  Cornices. 

HUGHES,  R.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  & MILLER,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 

Abstracts  of  Title. 

COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO., 132-126  Washington. 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  k RICKCORDS,  85  k 87  Dear- 
born st. 

HANDY  k CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  k CO.,  85  Washington  st, 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Court 
House. 

Felt,  Composition  and  Gravel 
Roofers. 

BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 

Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 

Builders’  Blacksmithing. 

MRINTAIN,  J.  C.,  119  Quincy  St. 


W-  L'  DavJ?,  . C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

IR.EA.I_,  ESTA.TE 

Office:— Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III 
Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


T.  P.  KEEFE, 

IR.  E A.  I_,  ESTA.TE 

Englewood  and  Grand  Crossing  Property 
a Specialty. 

146  La  Salle  Street. 


WM.  LEAtiUE  A CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 
Room  217,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


J.  ROSENBERG, 

REAL  ESTATE  MORTGAGE  LOANS 

Room  8,  i 12  and  114  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 
Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold  on  Commission. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.—Correspondence  solicited. 

J,  P.  BOWES.  G.  B.  CRUICK8HANE. 

JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 
184  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Ave, 
South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


i 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 

Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Stieet. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER^ 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  0.  PORTER, 

REAL  ESTATE  > 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7. ) St-.  - Chicago, 

O.  M.  Wells.  j.  m.  Secbist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 
REAL  estat  b, 

168  LaSalle  St..  Room  17.  CHICAGO 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 

BUILDINGS  MOVED.  1 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced  j 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


Lyon 

& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand 
ing  in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  thsjMu- 
sioal  Profession. 

WAREROOMS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


*EAL  ESTATE  rS®  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

TERMS: 

*er  Year  (in  advance) ■ ■ • *4.00 

\iter  July  1,  ’86,  $5.00,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYE.RS,  Proprietor. 

Entered  at  Chicago  Post-ollice  as  second-class  matter 

JNO.  B,  KNIGHT.  JAS.  M.  MARSHALL* 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY.  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

j3g7“AVe  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents. 

EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON, 

Real  Estate  Brokers 

MORTGAGE  GOANS. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

[^—Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  Non- 
residents. 

H C.  ZUTTHRME1STER.  «■  PUSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZDTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies.  , e. 

^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-elass  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

HEED  & HURLBUT, 

MOUSTE-y  TO  EO-AJM" 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 
■KA.X31i1JSrjL.Yr  BOXT3DS  FCE  SJLIjE. 

Josiaii  II.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  YTork. 

Horace  A.  Hurlbut,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  1G5  Washington  St. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CXXICA.OO- 

J.  P.  MALDETTE.  R.  E.  BROWNELL. 

C B.  EGELESTON,  - SPECIAL. 

J.  P.  MALLETTE  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS 

A.  1ST  ID  IKTSTTRAISrOE. 

OFFICES: 

Chicago.— Boom  517,  Royal  insurance  Building. 

Telephone  No.  1602. 

Englewood. — Booms 2 and  3 Centra]  Block. 

Telephone  No.  15. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & GO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  WASHINGTON  ST,, 

CHICAGO. 

C.  U.  GORDON.  w-  BLOOD. 

G,  U,  Gordon  & So,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

T9  Dearborn.  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71  PI-1  IP  AHA 

Unity  Building. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & OO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

LUCKY  NOMBERSI 

ONE  FOUR  2STINB3 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

BROS., 

149  Madison  Street. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam'l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash  r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bunds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 

guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Sfreet, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

757  La  Salle  St,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Resident,,,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 

, Telephone  No  43o. 

F.  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Kspeci  ’ttention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 

t 

OHAS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL. 

FRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  I.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

Time  Loans  Negotiated, 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 
Deal  ers  in  RealEstat© 

: 

D.  G.  HAMILTON,  . 

DEALER  IN 

Real  Estate  I Mortgage 
Investments,] 

91  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

W.  D.  Kerfoot.  TV.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM,  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents. 

GEO.  M.  BOGUE.  H.  W.  HOYT.  H.  B.  BOGUE- 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate, 
loaf rs, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

AETHUK  C.  GEHE  & CO (Successors  to) 
tSAlVTIv  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BOY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

OXT  COXvCXvCXSSIOXT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 

H.  FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street 

HEAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

J.  C.  MflGILL  & CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

125  La  Salle  Street. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

X0OO3XX  lO, 

99  rf*  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

EDWIN  F.  GETCHELI,.  BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St,  Room  6,  CElf.YGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 

H.  L.  TURNER.  w • A-  P0ND- 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate  mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

CHICAGO  HEAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

S.  E.  GROSS  X CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Vain  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  i:i  all  parts  of  tne  city. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

JAS.  R.  LANE, 

IR,  EA-I-.-E  ST.A-TE, 
196  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

Lane  Park  l.ots— take  View. 

Grand  Native  Trees— Solid  Concrete  Walks— Stone 
Curbing  in  streets.  6,  8 and  12  in.  Water  Mains. 
Building  lines  established.  Four  miles  from  center 
of  city,  Easily  reached  by  Steam  and  Street  Cars. 
Prices  moderate.  Term  easy— 6 per  cent.  Houses 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  ’Trustee. 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  "6  and  'IT.  Illinois  Hat!  Bank  Bldg. 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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

A.  O.  BOSWORTH.  H._H.  JANSSEN. 

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Eire  Insurance, 

Lake  View  Agents  for  sale  of  Lots  in  Lane 
Park  Headquarters  for  Lake  View  property. 

Main  Office, N. W.  cor.  Lincoln  & Belmont  avs. 

Branch  Office,  cor.  Southport  ave.  and  Otto  Street, 
Lake  View  Ills. 

m_  R.  W.  BRIDGE. 

185,Dearboro?St 

Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates, 

574 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  OCT.  16,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

Lake  Street  Property. 

The  records  for  the  past  few  weeks  of 
actual  transactions  in  real-estate,  show  a 
marked  increase  over  preceding  weeks,  and 
give  a fair  indication  that  the  fall  trade, 
long  looked  for  and  expected,  is  at  hand. 
Three  transfers  of  the  week  aggregate 
half  a million  dollars.  One  of  these  is  spec- 
ially worthy  of  note,  as  it  shows  the  value 
of  property  northwest  of  the  city  limits. 
The  sale  was  210  lots  at  Pennock  for  $73,- 
500,  to  Peter  G Lamereaux.  The  price  paid 
shows  the  thorough  confidence  in  the  future 
of  this  manufacturing  point.  The  sale  of 
lots  still  continues  with  a good  deal  of  activ- 
ity, and  shows  the  growing  desire  of  buyers 
to  build  for  themselves. 

LAKE  STBEET  PROPERTY. 

A few  capitalists  are  turning  their  atten- 
tion to  Lake  street  property  and  are  pur- 
chasing a large  amount  of  that  which  is 
offered  on  the  market.  It  will  not  be  long 
before  Lake  street  will  become  a very  dif- 
ferent thoroughfare  than  it  is  at  present, 
and  prices  will  be  twice  or  three  times  what 
they  now  are.  In  fact,  the  awakening  has 
already  begun.  Property  which  sold  a year 
ago  for  $100  per  foot  is  now  bringing  from 
$150  to  $165,  or  an  increase  of  over  fifty 
per  cent,  in  this  short  time.  What  Lake 
street  has  long  needed  has  been  a better  class 
of  improvements,  together  with  the  mani- 
festation of  more  thrift  in  her  commercial 
interests.  A half  hour’s  ride  out  on  the  Lake 
street  cars  developed  the  fact  that  much  is 
already  being  done  toward  this  end.  Going 
west  from  the  river  the  first  noted  improve- 
ment is  a mammoth  block  of  four-story 
buildings,  arranged  in  stores  and  flats,  with 
walls  of  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone 
trimmings,  now  being  built  on  the  north 
west  corner  of  Peoria.  A little  further  up, 
on  the  northeast  corner  of  Carpenter,  is  a 
new  three-story  brick  building,  erected  and 
occupied  by  J.  Brown.  At  Elizabeth  street, 
a fine  large  school  building  is  nearly  built. 
Several  substantial  brica  blocks  next  inter- 
vened. At  Ada,  two  three-story  buildings 
are  now  being  built.  Mr.  Billings,  president 
of  the  West  Side  gas  company,  is  now  re- 
painting his  fine  residence,  which  is  located 
a little  beyond  the  above.  It  is  understood 
that  he  has  recently  purchased  other  prop- 
erty on  Lake  street. 

At  the  intersection  of  Lake  and  Bryant 
Place,  and  fronting  the  park,  is  the  large 
blocK  of  stores  and  flats  in  the  shape  of  a tri- 
angle, nearly  completed.  From  Ashland  to 
Western  Av.  there  are  a large  number  of  new 
brick  buildings. 

But,  intervening  between  these  im- 
provements are  a large  number  of  dilapi- 
dated buildings,  occupied  by  people  in  a 
state  somewhat  similar  to  the  buildings, 
factories,  etc.,  which  in  time  must  be  re- 
moved and  give  way  to  a better  class  of  im- 
provements. The  prices  which  Lake  street 
property  is  bringing  is  far  too  low,  being 
only  a fourth  or  fifth  as  much  as  the  same 
property  is  selling  for  on  Madison  street. 

Considerable  excitement  is  now  being 
raised  over  the  discovery  of  Gogebic  range 
and  its  resources  for  the  production  of  iron 
ore.  The  recent  opening  of  an  office  here 
for  the  sale  of  stocks,  has  brought  it  before 
Chicago  investors.  The  Gogebic  range  lies 
in  Ashland  county,  Mich.,  about  forty  miles 
south  of  Ashland.  From  comparative  ob- 
scurity it  has  become,  inside  of  two 
years,  the  head  of  iron  ore  producers, 
and  has  attracted  the  attention  of  iron  man- 
ufacturers all  over  the  country.  The  num- 
ber of  mines  developed  has  increased  from 
four  to  twenty  within  a year.  The  recently 
discovered  process  of  manufacturing  Besse- 
mer steel  has  caused  an  enormous  demand 
for  Bessemer  ores,  which  could  not  1 e sup- 
plied but  for  the  discovery  and  development 
of  this  range. 

More  attention  is  now  being  given  to 
property  in  the  Calumet  region.  The  facil- 


ities of  this  region  in  the  way  of  dockage 
and  railroads  and  the  cheapness,  when  com- 
pared to  the  extensive  sites  of  the  city, 
commend  it  to  the  attention  of  manufactur- 
ers. An  auction  of  100  lots  at  South  Chica- 
go, with  a five-acre  tract  will  tane  place  Oc- 
tober 16,  at  11:30  A.  M. 

While  property  is  increasing  in  value  in 
nearly  every  location,  now  and  then  a sale 
shows  a marked  depreciation.  This  is  due, 
however,  to  local  causes.  The  recent  sale 
of  the  S.  S.  Hayes  property  for  $15,000,  is 
an  illustration  of  this  point.  This  property 
was  worth,  some  twenty  to  thirty  years  ago, 
$85,000;  $30,000  for  the  land  and  $5,500  for 
the  house.  On  this  valuation  a loan  was 
made  for  $30,000,  which  was  at  that  time 
considered  excellent  security.  The  prop- 
erty should  have  brought  at  the  recent  sale, 
fully  twice  what  it  did,  according  to  its  cash 
value  at  the  present  time. 

E.  F.  Getchell  & Co.  are  now  selling,  in 
their  subdivision  in  South  Evanston  and 
Douglas  Park. 

Norman  T.  Gassette  & Co.  have  made  a 
large  number  of  sales  on  Wabash  ave.  The 
future  of  this  street  looks  as  favorable  as 
any  in  Chicago.  The  frame  buildings  are 
fast  being  removed  and  substantial  bricK 
buildings  taking  their  place.  The  firm  of- 
fered recently  $900  a foot  for  Van  Buren 
street  property  and  were  refused,  right  ad- 
joining a piece  which  a little  time  before 
sold  for  $750. 

The  auctions  which  the  Real-Estate  Board 
have  inaugurated  will  be  carried  on  every 
Saturday  until  further  notice. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co.  are  receiving  a 
good  demand  for  loans. 

C.  M.  Colehour  has  opened  up  an  office  at 
101  Washington  street,  for  the  sale  of  manu- 
facturing property  in  South  Chicago  and 
Colehour. 

Benj.  Bissinger  reports  the  sale  of  Nos. 
568-568^4  and  570  State  st.,  being  a lot  56x 
112,  with  cheap  frame  improvements. 

CALUMET  REGION. 

Its  Facilities  for  Manufacturing 
and  Business  Purposes. 

Much  attention  has  been  drawn  recently 
to  the  facilities  offered  by  the  Calumet  Re- 
gion for  manufacturing  enterprises,  lumber 
yards  and  all  kinds  of  businesses  which'  re- 
quire a large  amount  of  ground  and  excep- 
tional railway  and  water  facilities.  The  fol- 
lowing lines  of  railway  run  through  this  re- 
gion: Chicago  & Atlantic,  Nicnel  Plate.  Pan 
Handle,  Chicago  & Western  Indiana,  the 
Belt  Line  and  Michigan  Central. 

The  docK  frontage  is  being  constantly  in- 
creased, principally  through  the  efforts  of 
the  Calnmet  & Chicago  Canal  & Dock  Co., 
who  are  large  owners  in  this  section. 

The  dockage  is  of  the  highest  character. 
The  number  of  manufacturers  and  lumber- 
men who  are  already  located  here  and  their 
entire  satisfaction  with  the  facilities  and  lo- 
cation commend  the  Calumet  region  to 
other  manufacturers  who  are  either  in  need 
of  room  for  their  business  or  feel  the  burden 
of  the  high  rents  of  city  property.  The  Cal- 
umet and  Chicago  Canal  and  Dock  Co.,  170 
Dearborn  St.  are  both  extensive  owners  and 
possess  otherwise  special  facilities  which  en- 
able them  to  hold  out  extra  inducements  to 
manufacturers. 

The  company  solicit  an  examination  of 
this  region  and  will  give  full  information  to 
intending  investors. 


HERMOSA  AND  PENNOCK. 

Great  chances  have  taken  place  in  Her- 
mosa  and  Pennock  during  the  past  few 
months.  They  may  be  said  to  have  been 
practically  built  up  in  this  time.  The  loca- 
tion of  prominent  manufacturing  establish- 
ments here  has  caused  a demand  for  houses 
which  has  been  met  by  the  erection  of 
some  one  hundred  and  fifty  fine  cottages, 
built  after  modern  style  of  architecture  on 
fifty  foot  lots.  The  principal  operotors  in 
these  flourishing  towns  are  Messrs.  J.  F.  & 
C.  P.  Keeney,  94  Washington  St. 

They  have  adopted  a new  plan  for  the 
sale  of  their  houses  at  these  points,  which 
possesses  advantages  worthy  of  the  atten- 
tion of  buyers.  They  give  a guarantee  to 
every  purchaser  that  in  case  of  death  during 
the  continuance  of  the  contract,  they  will 
give  to  his  wife  or  heirs,  a deed  to  the  pro 
perty  free  of  all  incumbrance  and  return 
them  in  cash,  all  the  money  that  may  have 
been  paid  on  the  premises. 


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Our  buildings  and  3J4  acres  of  Land,  with 
two  railroad  tracks  and  track  scales,  etc. 

This  plant  is  reached  by  the  C.  R I.  & P. 
and  Pittsburgh  and  Ft.  Wayne  railroads, 
without  switching  charges,  and  is  also  con- 
nected with  all  other  railroads  by  the  “Belt” 
system.  Will  remove  to  our  new  works  about 
May  1st. 

CHICAGO  FORGE  & BOLT  CO  , 

234  South  Clark-st.,  Chicago. 


459  North  Avenue. 

Consisting  of  a two-story  and  basemen 
brick  house,  in  good  repair,  with  good  fratn 
barn;  lot  60x90  feet.  The  above  will  b 
sold  at  Auction,  to  the  highest  bidder,  fo 
cash,  at  2 o’clock,  P.  M.,  on  SATURDAY 
OCT.  16th.  1886,  at  the  front  door  of  th  . 
Government  Building,  on  Adams  St.,  b« 
tween  Clark  and  Dearborn  Sts. 

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K>eal  Estate, 

Loan  and  Renting  Agents. 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  DEARBORN  STREET,  ROOM  49,  CHICAGO. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


2STo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Olrioa.g’o. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  o 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

([^"Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pr 
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in  Building  Material. 

COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

New  Beblin,  III. — Dr.  Fulton  is  erecting  a new  resi' 
snce  here. 

Lawbence,  Mich. — Anthony  P.  Northrop  will  build  two 
ssidences. 

Junction  City,  Kas. — A.  H.  Bartell  will  erect  a business 
adding.  Contracts  not  let. 

Wyandotte,  Kas. — E.  B.  Jenning's  will  erect  a residence, 
as-fixiures  and  furnace  wanted. 

Ibying  Pabk.  111. — An  Episcopal  Mission  church  will  be 
rected  here.  Contracts  not  let.  Address  Arthur  Goodrich 

Bbight,  Ind. — A chapel  will  be  built  at  a cost  of  Si, 500. 
ddress,  Building  Committee,  Church  of  Christ.  Bright  Ind. 

Newport,  Ky.  G.  Holzhauer  will  erect  a new  residence 
; a cost  of  $6,500.  Prices  wanted  on  grates  and  mantels.  | 

Louisville,  Ky — Whallen  & Bourlier,  Fourth  and  Jef- 
irson  sts,  will  build  a new  theatre  building.  Contracte 
ot  let. 

Decatub  Co,  Iowa. — A school  honse  will  be  erected  in 
ong  Creek  township.  Address.  I.  P.  Goin  Sec.  board  of 
irectors. 

Minneapolis,  Minn. — Geo.  H.  Andrews  will  build  a $10,- 
)0  residence.  Orff  Bros.  600  Lumber  Exchange  are  the 
rchitects. 

Sioux  City,  Iowa. — John  Beck,  contractor  is  erecting  a 
jsidence.  Prices  wanted  on  grates,  stained  and  ornamen- 
il  glass,  etc. 

Ellis  Gbove,  III. — A new  schooll  house  is  being  built 
l the  Harmon  district.  Lutz  & Heob,  of  Ellis  Grove  111; 
re  the  contractors. 

St.Paul,  Minn. — The  Central  Presbyterian  church  will 
□ild  a large  new  edifice.  Rev.  R.  F.  Alaclaren,  544  Wab- 
;ha  st.  is  the  pastor. 

Winchesteb,  Ohio. — A Presbyterian  church  is  to  be 
•ected  here  at  a cost  of  $3,000.  Contracts  not  let.  Ad- 
ress,  Thomas  S.  Park. 

Aohison,  Kan. — D.  P.  Blish  will  erect  a $6,000  residence. 

will  be  two-stories  and  built  of  frame.  W.  F.  Wood,  313 
ommercial  st.,  is  the  architect. 

Sheboygan,  Wis. — H.  K.  Voight  will  build  a two-story 
;ore  building  at  a cost  of  $4,000.  It  will  be  built  of  press- 
3 brick,  cut  stone,  iron,  glass,  etc. 

Shephabdsville,  Ky. — A frame  Baptist  church  will  be 
rected  here  at  a cost  of  $2,000.  Rev.  Williamson  is  the 
astor.  Simmons,  Hays  & Co  are  the  contractors. 

Campbell  Hill,  III. — Campbell  Hill  Blue  Grass  Cream- 
ry  Co.  is  incorporate  and  will  build  a Creamery.  G.  A. 
roodon,  H.  Shaw  and  others,  incorporators. 


Middleville,  Mich. — S.  S.  Parkhurst  will  erect  a two- 
story  business  building  44x80  ft',  to  be  built  of  molded 
brick,  iron  work,  plat  glass,  etc.  Contracts  not  let. 

Pabsons,  Kan. — A.  Matt  hewson,  will  build  a four-story 
hotel  at  a cost  of  $50,000.  It  will  be  built  of  brick,  cut 
stone,  iron,  glass,  etc.  George  Thonton  is  the  architect. 

LeRoy,  Kan. — Jeffrey  & Chapman  are  obout  to  erect 
two-story  business  building  which  will  be  built  of  brick, 
stone,  architectural  iron  work,  plate  glass,  ect.  Contracts 
not  let. 

Gband  Rapids,  Mich. — Alonzo  Clement  will  erect  a two- 
story  frame  residence  at  a cost  of  $3,500.  It  will  contain 
all  modern  improvements.  Wm.  G.  Robinson,  44  Porter 
Blk.,  is  the  architect. 

Gband  Rapids,  Mich. — A Baptist  church  will  be  built  of 
frame  and  cost  $7,000.  Rev.  E.  R.  Bennett,  597  Wealthy 
ave.,  is  pastor  and  member  of  building  committee.  S,  J. 
Osgood,  128  Monroe  st.  is  the  architect. 

Hubon,  Dak. — The  Packing  & Provision  Co.  will  build  a 
one-story  packing  house,  40x80  ft.,  at  a cost  of  $7,000.  It 
will  be  built  of  brick  and  stone  with  corrugated  iron  roof, 
etc.  C.  H.  Cameron,  president.  Contracts  not  let. 

Bubnham,  III. — The  Park  Manor  Loan  & Bldg  Co.  will 
erect  eight  residences  here.  They  will  be  built  of  frame 
with  all  modern  improvements  and  cost  from  $1,000  to  $3,- 
000  each.  J.  H,  Carpenter  156  Washington  rt.  Chicago  is 
the  architect. 

Pabk  Manob,  III. — The  Park  Manor  Loan  <fc  Building. 
Asso.  will  build  six  residences  here  at  a cost  of  $4,000  to 
$15,000  each.  They  will  be  built  of  frame  with  modern  im- 
provements. N.  D.  Little  of  Insuranue  Exchange  Bldg. 
Chicago  is  the  architect. 

Indianapolis,  Ind. — Proposals  will  be  received  until 
Nov.  1st  for  the  erection  of  the  Union  passenger  depot. 
The  main  building  will  be  150x150  ft.  and  three-stories  high. 
There  will  be  two  two-story  baggage  buildings,  the  train 
shed  will  be  180x750  ft.  It  will  be  built  of  stone  pressed 
brick  and  granite.  Address,  V.  T.  Malott,  vice  president 
and  manager. 


Sl'BKIVISIOll  PROPERTY. 

C.  R.  Walleck,  728  So  Halsted-st.,  has  recently  had  placed 
in  his  hands  a subdivision  for  the  Newberry  estate,  being 
block  36  of  section  19.  This  he  has  now  placed  on  the  mar- 
set  at  reasonable  terms.  He  also  has  on  Hand  a subdivision 
30  acres  of  Geo  W.  Cass  on  the  Southwest  Boulevard  and 
California  ave.  Mr.  Walleck  has  given  considerable  atten- 
tion to  the  selling  of  subdivision  property  in  the  southwest- 
ern part  of  the  city  having  successfully  operated  subdivi- 
sions for  the  Newberry  estate,  Judge  Galbraith  of  Erie,  Pa., 
and  Ex-Gov.  Evans.  The  demand  for  loans  for  building 
purposes  on  improved  property  is  quite  strong.  He  is 
able  to  place  them  at  6 and  7 % interest  in  sums  of  from 
$500  to  $5,000. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  BOARD. 

The  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board  met  Wednesday  Oct  6. 
Mr.  E.  S.  Dreyer  reported  for  the  committee  that  went  be- 
fore the  State  Board  of  Equalization  in  behalf  of  Cook 
County  real  estate.  From  the  infornation  obtained  by  the 
committee  it  appears  that  the  valuation  made  be  the  as- 
sessors was  about  21 J4  Per  cent  of  the  lair  actual  value  of 
Cook  County  real  estate,  'the  committee  therefore  say 
that  if  it  is  true  that  town  and  city  lots  outside  of  Cook 
County  are  assessed  at  from  28  to  30  per  cent  of  their  fair 
value,  then  the  increase  made  by  the  State  Board  is  fair 
and  just.  As  the  committees  have  no  means  of  knowing 
whether  or  not  this  is  true,  they  recommend  that  the  board 
take  some  measures  to  secure  accurate  and  reliable  data 
on  this  point.  The  committee  report  also  calls  attention  to 
the  small  amount  of  personal  property  on  which  taxes  are 
paid,  thereby  throwing  excessive  burdens  on  real  estate, 
and  recommends  that  the  board  take  some  steps  that  shall 
equalize  this.  They  further  report  that  there  was  a deter- 
mined effort  made  before  the  State  Board  of  Equalization 
to  get  them  to  increase  the  assessment  on  Cook  County  real 
estate  100  per  cent,  and  that  had  it  not  been  for  the  efforts 
of  the  committee  and  the  members  of  the  board  from  this 
cotnty  the  assessment  would  have  been  increased  at  least 
50  per  cent.  The  report  was  adopted  and  the  members  of  it 
and  the  members  of  the  State  Board  were  tendered  a vote 
of  thanks.  The  Dower  committee  reported,  recommending 
a charge  of  50  cents  to  be  made  for  imformation  in  relation 
to  each  name  supplied  from  the  Dower  book  to  persons  not 
members  of  the  board.  They  also  reported  forms  for  nec- 
essary blanks  in  giving  information  from  the  Dower  book. 
They  were  also  empowered  to  employ  a competent  person 
for  sixty  days  to  collate  the  dower  information  already  ob- 
tained. The  call  board  committee  reported  that  at  the  last 
sale  there  was  a good  attendance,  although  but  few  of  the 
members  of  the  board  were  present.  Three  pieces  of  pro- 
perty were  put  up  for  sale,  and  sold  at  satisfactory  prices 
to  bona  fide  purchasers.  The  committee  hoped  the  mem- 
bers would  take  a more  lively  interest  in  it.  If  it  is  once 
demonstrated  that  property  can  be  sold  at  auction  at  the 
board-rooms  it  will  not  be  long  before  attorneys  will  have 
judicial  sales  made  there.  A blank  form  for  a contract  for 
the  purchase  and  sale  of  real  estate  was  reported  by  the 
committee  and  adopted. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M Boice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


Reports  of  New  Buildings  and  Buildings  to  be  Erected.  In  advance  of  Permits. 


See  Official  Report  of  Building  Permits,  Fifth  Page. 


OWNER. 

Stories. 

KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 

SIZE. 

2 

Flat  building 

25x54 

L Le  Beaa 

2 

Barn 

25x31 

nek  Brewing  Co 

3 

Brewery  

168x43 

rs  E Fuiton 

3 

Residence 

28x71 

K.  Offield 

J Lehmann  (City) 

lartin  Lewis 

fe  1 Wallenstein 

Irs  C Williams 

oard  of  Education 

entral  Church  of  Christ 

Burton 

S Barker 

BOrr 

Jbert  Leon 

C Thomas 

adge  Drummond 

Ill  M Loomis  . 

I ][  B Fitch 

W George 

atholics 


A Ferguson 
r Lowry 


leorge  Van  Zandt. 


Stores  and  flats . 

Hotel 

Residence 


Store  and  flats  . 
Schoolhouse  . . . 

Church 

Store,  and  flais. 


Residence 

Stores  and  flats 

Dwelling 

Business  building.. . 

Dwelling 

Residence 

Dwelling 

Church 

Remodeling  building 
Residence 


40x80 

0 1x511 

30x25 

30x75 

88x100 

68x90 

28x83 

21x64 


Depot 

Residence  . 


25x82 

’ ’20x160 
25x70 

*34x46* 

100x145 

60x125 


75x200 

26x45 


LOCATION.  j 

COST  j 

$ 

2500 

1090 

44 

50)00 

Ashland  av  

15  “ 

Chicago 

10  “ 

Lake  Villa,  Wis 

20000 

7 k* 

4 “ 

4k 

67  “ 

44 

4k 

8 “ 

6000 

4k 

8000 

44 

9000 

44 

8 “ 

13  “ 

4k 

10  “ 

4. 

8 “ 

Englewood,  111 

4000 

Kenwood,  111 

20000 

Aurora,  111 

45000 

Englewood,  111 

Cambridge,  111 

4000 

3500 

Burnham,  111  

7000 

Evanston,  111 

3600 

ARCHITECT  OB  BUILDER. 


D S Pentecost,  296  Monroe  st 

G C Le  Beau,  48  Cypress  st 

Bauman  & Lotz,  Metropolitan  Blk 

Treat  & Foltz,  78  Dearborn  st 

JF  Warner,  Opera  House  Blk 

Treat  k Foltz.  78  Dearborn  st 

F Ahlschlager,  70  La  Salle  st 

G C Le  Beau,  48  Cypress  st 

D S Pentecost,  296  Monroe  st 

J J Flanders,  Mailer’s  Bldg 

W A Furber.  256  La  Salle  st 

J Otter,  2 Clark  st 

A S Barker,  1031  Adams  st 

Edbrooke  & Burnham,  182  Dearborn  st  . 

Sehaub  & Berlin,  Ashland  blk 

Edbrooke  & Burnham,  182  Dearborn  st. 

W W Boyiugton,  157  La  Salle  st 

Sehaub  & Berlin,  Ashiand  Blk 

Edbrooke  & Burnham,  182  Dearborn  st 

B W S Clark,  218  La  Salle  st 

A D Hinsdale,  Insurance  Exch  bldg 

Edbrooke  & Burnham,  182  Dearborn  st. 
J F Warner,  Opera  House  Bldg 


DESCRIPTION. 


J H Carpenter,  156  Washington  st. 
D S Pentecost.  296  W Monroe  st.  . . 


Brick  and  stone;  contracts  not  let. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  iron. 

Brick,  stone,  glass,  etc. 

Pressed  brick,  stone,  terra  cotta,  etc. 

Brick  and  stone.  Contracts  not  let. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone.  Contracts  not  let. 
Pressed  brick,  stone,  etc. 

Brick  and  stone.  Contracts  not  let. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick,  iron  glass,  etr. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone.  Contracts  not  let. 
Pressed  brick. 

Brick  and  stone. 


Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

Stone.  Contracts  not  let. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Frame. 

Stone,  Glass,  etc.  Contracts  not  let. 

Brick. 

| Frame. 

Frame,  brick  and  stone.  Contracts  not  let. 


ardwood 


Lumber  A,s*1’ ^c^or^’ ^aPle’ Walnut, Cherry, Whitewood, 


-AND  ALL  KINDS  OF - 


AXD 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATED 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING^  TO  ORDER. 

rimber.  ^'Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and  i ^ ^hicam)  Riv  * Telephone  No.  8213 

Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


HOLBROOK  CO. 

CHICAGO 


576 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 


Real  Estate  Investments, 


89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 
BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6330  Halsted  Street-Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Membeb  Chicago  Real  Estate  Boabd. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 


NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 


.A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  24—116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg 


REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

- CHICAGO. 


Ill  La  Salle  St., 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 


Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 


154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 


^■Money  Loaned,] 

g*Taxes  Paid, 

^Investments  Made. 

EsP”  Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS, 


Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


e.  c.  HALE. 


HALE  BROS., 

LEAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 


-)  ROOM  18  (- 


164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 

MONEY  LOANED, 


Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

R.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


C.  A.  BROSIEN, 


Real  Estate,  Renting, 


1_.  O .A.  1ST  S ■ — 

per*  North  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

56  Dearborn  St. , Chicago, 


Main  Floor. ) 


C.  R.  WALLECK, 


REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 


CHICAGO.  IL,I.. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Northwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  flrst-clasf?  se- 
curity. ^^“Correspondence  solicited. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATE 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


DIXON  & PETERSON, 

(Successors  to  C.  O.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 


CARPENTERS’  MOULDING; 


Also  Brackets.  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  4 5 NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


Andrew  KrirriToill, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance 


Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 


OFFICES  . — Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block, 
South  Chicago,  111.  Howard  and  South  Chicago  Ave- 
nues, Hegewisch,  III. 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 

property  a specialty. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 


BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — DREXEL-BOULEVARD. 

We  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty-seventh-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Also  between  Forty-eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare,  opportunity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-fifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGUE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st..  Rooml,  second  floor. 


FOR  SALE. — By  Goldy  & Zubbubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53%xl37 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av,  lot  25x152;  choice.  $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ics st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice.  $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot ... . 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Sho  re  Drive $11,00 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bCck  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6 
room  orick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Street 

WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  ' Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works 


POULSON  & ECER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Rarff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Ca 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAC- 

Call  Telephone  So.  309. 


FOR  SALE  By  C.  A.  BROSIEN,  56  Dearborn 
st. 

Three  3-story  Houses,  arranged  in  Flats, 
nearly  new  all  modern  improvements,  con- 
venient to  street  cars,  choice  location. 
North  Side;  rented  for  $2,406  per  year  to- 
gether with  2 vacant  lots.  Price  $24,500. 


Residence  on  Bisselst 

“ “ eaRy  payments 

“ Clark  st  close  to  Park  - 


La  Salle  av 
North  Park  av 


Webster  av 


$5,600 

4.500 

13.000 
12,500 

22.000 

8,000 

7.000 
6,250 

■ 6,600 

5.500 
6,800 

8.000 

5,00q 


“Dayton  st 

“ Hurlbut  st  - - - 

“ Dayton  st 

“ W JacKson  st,  a corner 
bargain 
3 stry  flats  on  Wells  st 
3 stry  fiats  on  Hurlbut  st 

2 stry  and  basement  dwelling 

3 stry  flats  SedgwicK 
2 stry  and  basement  dwelling  on  Elm  8,250 
Business  Property  on  Clark  st  - $20,000 

“ “ Wells  st  - 19,500 

“ Milwaukee  av  28,500 
60  ft  front  on  North  av  with  small 
improvements 


75,000 

9.500 

6.500 

7.500 
8,250 


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Vacant  Residence  and  business  property  in 
all  parts  of  the  city. 


FOR  SALE— TO  CAPITALISTS  AND  IN- 
VESTORS. 


ADAMS-ST. — The  best  50-foot  lot  between 
Fifth-av.  and  State  can  be  bought  cheap 
for  a few  days. 

CLARK-ST. — East  front,  40-foot  store,  north 
of  Jackson;  very  choice;  certain  income 

CLARK-ST. — West  front,  50-foot  store,  south 
of  JackFon;  very  choice  and  cheap, 

FRANKLIN-ST. — Elegant  unimproved  cor- 
ner, 60x90;  best  bargain  on  the  market. 

MONROE-ST. — Store  well  located  and 
cheap. 

VAN  BUREN-ST. — Corner  improved;  if  you 
want  a good  investment  buy  it. 

WASHINGTON-ST. — A fine  office  building 
at  a bargain. 

FRANKLIN-ST. — A good  corner,  60x90,  un- 
improved. 

WABASH-AV. — Large  corner,  improved; 
first-class  investment 

THREE  SINGLE  STORES— Centrally  lo- 
cated; $50,000  to  $60,000 each;  well  rented. 

MILWAUKEE-AV.-Two  3-story  brick  stores 
for  less  than  they  can  be  built  for;  must 
sell. 

STATE-ST. — Double  brick  store,  50x110, 
near  Harrison-st. 

WABASH-AV. — 80x165,  near  Hormon-conrt; 
coming  property. 

RANDQLPH-ST. — 80$180  foot  sfore;  best 
investment  in  the  city. 

W.  MADISON-ST. — Several  good  bargains 
on  this  growing  street. 

N.  CLARK-ST. — Several  10  per  cent  invest- 
ments. 

J.  P.  WHITE,  99  Washington-st.,  Room  10 


Would  you  like  to  purchase  a house  an 
lot  on  the  easy-payment  plan  and  be  absi 
lutely  certain  that  should  death  occur  yot 
family  will  be  provided  with  a home  clear  ( 
all  indebtedness  and  also  with  a sum  i 
money  to  help  them  through  the  most  di 
tressing  time  of  their  lives?  If  so,  buy: 
home  on  the  W.  E.  Gatlin  guarantee  pla: 
which  gives  the  purchaser  the  stronge 
guarantee  ever  given  in  a real-estate  trait 
action.  We  will  sell  you  a home  at  Heron 
sa  or  Pennock,  either  of  frame  houses  an 
cottages,  honestly  and  well  built,  after  ti 
most  approved  plans,  each  built  on  tw 
lots,  50  ft.  front,  a number  of  different  style 
at  extremely  low  prices,  on  long  time  an 
easy  payments,  and  positively  gnarant* 
that  should  you  die  during  the  continuani 
of  the  contract  we  will  give  your  wife 
heirs  a deed  to  the  property  free  of  all 
cumbrance,  and  return  them  in  cash  all  tf 
money  you  may  have  paid  on  the  premise 
If  you  purchase  a home  on  this  plan  an 
die  during  the  continuance  of  the  coutrai 
the  property  will  cost  you  nothing.  If  yc! 
do  not  die  you  pay  for  the  home  just  as  eas 
as  though  this  guarantee  had  not  been  give) 
Hermosa  and  Pennock  are  only  six  mil< 
from  the  court-house,  on  the  C M & St.  1 
R.  R.  Plenty  of  trains;  6 cts.  fare;  onl 
one  mile  west  of  Humboldt  park;  will  hav 
the  street-cars  here  in  a few  months;  splet 
did  opportunity  to  make  money  or  get  yo 
a home.  Call  and  see  the  property  free 
IjPSf”  Offices  at  depot  in  Hermosa,  at  91 
North-av.,  and  94  Washington-st.,  room  2t 
J.  F.  &C.  P KEENEY. 


FOR  SALE — By  R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr..  & Co 
184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 

160  ACRES  OF  LAND, 

Near  Chicago.  This  piece  of  land  is  hig 
and  dry  and  near  the  Wisconsin  Centrf 
Railroad.  Will  sell  at  a price  which  i 
bound  to  insure  a large  profit.  Terms  t 
suit. 

R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


Among  smaller  library  or  table  lamps  th 
most  attractive  are  the  Roman  antique  ii 
form,  reproducing  the  primitive  oil  lamp 
with  handle  at  one  end  and  nozzle-hole  fo 
wick  and  pouring  in  the  oil  at  the  other 
These  lamps  come  in  dead  silver  or  chase' 
brass  and  are  oftentimes  supplied  with  ; 
chimney  and  fancy  shade  in  form  of  a full 
blown  rose. 


Fancy  laces  in  very  pretty  designs  form 
a very  good  finish  to  a fancy  silk  table-scari 
period.  When  enbroidered  in  colored  emj 
broidery  silks,  silken  tassels  varying  i 
color  and  interspersed  here  and  there  at 
an  addition. 


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(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  } 

BIlIIiDUitl  FKRJriTS. 

Ashland  av  n,  No  158  Jas  McGovern  3-story 
flats  24x50,  $4,500. 

Ashland  av  s Noe  3449  and  3451,  J A Buck- 
ley  2-story  flats  44x46,  $4,E00. 

Augusta  st  No  192  John  Kowalsni  basement 
20x50,  $900, 

Almond  st  Nos  36  and  38,  F B Clark  two  1- 
story  cottages  20x50  $2,700. 

Ashland  av  Nos  97  to  107  F B Clark  five  1- 
story  cottages  25x50,  $5,500. 

Ashland  av  No  342  Mrs  E Fulton  3-story 
dwelling  28x40,  $15,000. 

Bissell  st  No  377,  A Rogerson  2-story  dwell- 
ing 24x55,  $4,000. 

Butterfield  st  No  2034  Wallade  Heckman, 
basement  24x40,  $500. 

Calumet  av  No  2330  G H Beebe  2-story  ad- 
dition 24x18,  $3,000. 

Clark  st  n No  1015,  Mrs  E Prenty  3 story 
flat  24x74,  $7,000. 

Central  Park  av  near  Colorado  S D Jawor- 
ski  1 -story  cottage  22x30  $500. 

Colorado  av  No  124,  Elizabeth  Baraer  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  21x64,  $6,000. 

Colorado  and  Madison  avs,  Hugh  Hughes  3- 
story  store  and  dwelling  25x60  $7,000. 
Calumet  av  No  3132  J D Stinson  2-story 
rear  addition  25x25,  $2,200. 

Colorado  av  and  Madison  st  Hugh  Hughes 
3-story  store  and  dwelling  25x60  $7,000. 
Canal  st  Nos  12  and  14,  A J Kukwood  1-story 
warehouse  38x135,  $10,000. 

Centre  av  No  673  F Race  2-story  barn  32x18 
$500. 

Campbell  av  No  25  to  29,  W H Maple  three 
2-story  dwellings  $10,000. 

Dearborn  st  Nos  344  to  352,  Madlener  & 
Sucker  stores  and  dwellings  68x67,  $30,- 
000. 

Dearborn  st  Nos  401  to  425  Donahue  & Hen- 
berry  6-story  printing  house  200x71,  $125- 
000. 

Dudley  st  No  1059  V MlaezaK  1-story  cot- 
tage 20x25.  $800. 

Dudley  st  No  998  S E Graves  1-story  cottage 
20x40  $1,200. 

EIk  Grove  av  No  1064,  V Mlaezak  1-story 
cottage  20x24,  $400. 

EIk  Grove  av  No  1018  Frank  Cross  1-story 
coltage  20x28,  $600 

Elk  Grove  av  No  1x62  John  Alford  1-story 
cottage  20x54,  $700. 

Flournoy  st  No  399 E B Pease  1-story  cot 
tage  20x32,  $1,000. 

Fifth  av  Nos  395  and  397,  J R Winterbottom 
additional  stors  48x100,  $5,000. 

Fairfield  av  No  613  Mr§  Anna  Fitzgerald  1- 
story  cottage  21x46,  $1,400. 

Fairfield  av  No  689  Wm  Adams  1-story  cot- 
tage 23x39  $800. 

Freemont  stNo  No  68  C Ludwig  basement, 
2043,  $1,000. 

Fullerton  av  Nos  91  and  93  J F Kuehle  two 
story  ad  lition  47x64  $2,000. 

Hurlbut  st  No  169  Matthew  Brandt  3-story 
flat  22x60  $5,000. 

Hoyne  av  n No  721  R F Meissner  2-story 
dwelling  20x40,  $3,500. 

Harvey  st  No  204,  John  Alford  1 story  cot- 
tage 20x26,  $400. 

Harrison  st  w No  43,  A W Wolf  2-story  store 
and  dwelling  23x65,  $3,000. 

Halsted  st  s No  701,  L Fairstein  2-story 
dwelling  21x32,  $1,500. 

Idaho  st  No  437  W Holt  basement  22x36, 
$500. 

Idaho  st  No  382  C J Magee  2-story  dwelling 
22x54,  $3,800. 

Jackson  st  Nos  240  to  254,  McNeil  Bros  five 
story  warehouse  178x199,  $65,000. 

Jackson  st  w No  1327,  Minnie  F Hubbard  1- 
story  cottage  22x20,  $400. 

Leavitt  st  s No  282  W Irving  Claw  2-story 
dwelling  17x62  $4,000. 

Lake  st  Nos  1606  to  1638  T J Beden  seven  2- 
story  stores  and  flats  140x50  $20,000. 


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Lake  st  No  145  Gilbert  Whelan  additional 
story  30x160,  $3,500. 

Lowe  av  No  2820,  P J Hewes  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x32,  $900. 

Laflin  st  No  573  Joseph  Horacek  2-story 
dwelling  21x46,  $3,000. 

Leavitt  st  n No  1013,  • W Enselnich  1-story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,500. 

Leavitt  st  n No  741  John  Janson  additional 
story  20x34  $1,000. 

May  st  d No  254,  G Hoster  3-story  stores  and 
flats  21x52.  $4,500. 

Morgan  st  s No  487  Julia  Lowskowsky  two 
story  flats  31x42,  $3,000. 

Milwaukee  av  No  1201  Ryan  Bros  3-story 
store  and  flats  25x65,  $5,000. 

Milwaukee  av  No  1201,  Ryan  Bros  3 story 
store  and  flats  25x65,  $5,500. 

Moore  st  No  110  John  Barbat  1-story  cot- 
tage 20x30,  $600. 

Madison  st  Nos  1369-1371  Occidental  Co  3- 
story  store  and  hall  40x80,  $15,000. 
Milwaukee  av  and  Bloomirgdale  road  C O 
Callagan,  three  3-story  stores  and  dwell- 
ings 110x60,  $27,000. 

Marshfield  av  No  3634,  R K Sloan  one  story 
cottage  20x48.  $1,000. 

Marshfield  av  No  3634  R K Sloan  one  story 
cottage  2'  x48,  $1,000. 

May  st  nNo  250  John  Holman  3-story  stores 
and  flats  21x82,  $6,500. 

Ogden  av  Nos  189  to  195  Alex  Bell  3-story 
store  and  flat  68x40,  $12,000. 

Owasco  st  No  157,  R M Pritchard  basement 
21x45,$600. 

OaKley  av  No  1151  J O Hewiuone  story  cot- 
tage 20x42,  $1,800. 

Paulina  st  n No  460  C Weldman  2-storv  flats 
21x70  $4,000. 

Park  avNo  1350  S L Burroughs  1-story  cot- 
tage 20x36,  $1350. 

Paulina  st  s No  327  W Ludlow  2-story  flat 
22v50,  $3,000. 

Rockwell  st  No  82  l H Christiansen  2 story 
flats  22x44  $2,500. 

Shober  st  No  708,  John  Janson  2-story  flat 
20x34.  $1,830. 

Seventeenth  st  w No  625  Anton  Haas  1-story 
cottage  22x26.  $600. 

Seventeenth  st  No  597  John  Maley  2-story 
add  14x18,  $500. 

State  st  nNo  556  Mrs  MaryEBunsby  2-story 
dwelling  22x46  $6,000. 

Thirty  first  st  No  676  J A Thomas  3-story 
flats  23x50,  $3,700. 

Twenty  first  st  Nos  171  and  173  J F Barnby 
three  story  flats  38x40,  $8,000. 

Twenty  third  st  No  382  John  Strauss  3-story 
stores  and  flats  25x48,  $6,000. 

Twelfth  st  No  996  B Seifert  1-story  cottage, 
22x24,  $700. 

Twelfth  st  w Nos  1070  to  1076,  John  F Ew 
ing  four-story  stores  and  dwellings  80x68 
$19,000. 

Twelfth  st  w No  1127  Cornelius  Mahoney  2- 
story  stores  dwelling  20x40,  $3,000. 
Thr*op  st  No  675,  Victor  Lick  cottage  21x 
56,  $1,700. 

Vedder  st  Nos  108  to  112  Julius  Frank  3- 
story  stores  and  dwelling  56x60,  $12,000. 
Wade  st  No  96,  John  Smith  2-storv  front  ad- 
dition 9x25,  $2,000. 

Wells  st  n Nos  450-452,  T O Brown  4-story 
stores  and  flats  41x45.  $800. 

Warren  av  No  1093  B Mercil  2-story  dwell- 
ino  and  barn  25x48,  $7,000. 

Wabash  av  No  3601  M L Maloney  3-story 
store  and  dwelling  30x50  $7,500. 

Wood  st  No  3751  J Waloher  1-story  cottage 
20x16,  $500. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Austin  av  25  ft  w of  Elizabeth  st  sf  26x105 
ft  Oct  7,  Thos  Manley  to  Margaret  Scho- 
field   $2,500 

Astor  st  ne  cor  Goethe  st  wf  40x77  ft  Aug 
2,  Potter  Palmer  to  Minnie  J Foltz 

$6,000 

Armitage  av  72  ft  w of  Dudley  st  sf  48x 
125  ft  Oct  8,  H S Clough  to  Hannah  J 

Turner $2,800 

Ambrose  st  270  ft  e of  Lincoln  st  sf  24x100 
ft  Sept  30,  W E Hatterman  to  H Weg- 
ner   $450 

Ashland  av  122  ft  s of  Van  Buren  st  wf  33 
xl49  ft  Oct  14,  H R Symonds  to  J F Cla- 

flin $17,000 

Aberdeen  st  138%  ft  s of  Taylor  wf  43%x 
107  ft  Apr  12,  Anne  J Millar  to  M H Mc- 

Guirk $2,000 

Adams  st  222  ft  e of  Sacramento  av  sf  24 
xl24  ft  Sept  26,  W G JacKSon  to  Ellen  A 

Warner 

Adams  st  e and  adj  above  24x125  ft  Sept 

21,  same  to  JF  Warner $850 

Armitage  av  72  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  24x125 
ft  Oct  8,  F W Hatterman  to  C F Wendt 

$500 

Ashland  av  284  ft  n of  Division  st  wf  24x 
138  ft  Oct  1 1.  Carl  B Sjogren  to  J F Sjo- 
gren  $1,000 

Austin  av  165  ft  w of  Centre  av  sf  24x141 
ft  Oct  8,  Mary  and  John  Boes  to  Law- 
rence Nelson $3,000 

Avers  av  sw  cor  Ohio  st  ef  200x121  feet 
Sept  21,  0 D Livermore  to  J F Claflin 

$4,800 

Ashland  av  193  ft  n of  Taylor  st  wf  24x125 
feet  Sept  8,  P H Fleming  to  Johanna 

Fleming $2,000 

Barclay  Bt  125  ftn  of  Linwood  pi  ef  25x 
125  ft  Sept  20,  Est  of  Jas  Carter  to  Mary 

Ecles $400 

Blucher  st  22%  ft  w of  Lull  pi  nf  23x100 
feet  Oct  11,  Master  in  Chancery  to  the 

Pulaski  Society $895 

Blue  Island  av  57  ft  ne  of  Leavitt  st  se  f 
24x100  ft  Sept  25,  H H Walker  to  Ma- 
thias Spies $1,000 

Bryson  st  286  ft  w of  Robey  nf  33x132  ft 
Sept  10,  Jno  Jensen  to  Joachina  Scheld- 

rup  et  al $3,600 

Bissell  st  244  ft  n of  Willow  st  ef  24x125  ft 
Oct  11,  Louise  Hermann  to  Catherine 

Pross $2350 

Brown  st  96  ft  s of  Maxwell  ef  24x100  ft 
June  20  H P Klein  to  Morganetha  Banse 

$3,000 

Blue  Island  av  186  f',  ne  of  18th  st  nw  f 24 

xlOO  ft  Oct  12,  Henry  Volk  to  Susan  A 

Winston $6,000 

Butler  st  24  ft  n of  32d  st  wf  25x124  feet 

Oct  2,  Michael  Behan  to  John  Haulicek 

$1,300 

Congress  st  nw  cor  Paulina  sf  38%x93% 
ft  Oct  1,  Joanna  E & H T Weeks  to  Su- 
san C Cody $8,500 

Canal  st  24  ftn  of  21st  ef  24x100  ft  Sept 
1,  H H Gall  to  Moses  Morrow  et  al 

$11,500 

Carroll  av  225  ft  w of  Robey  st  sf  25x124 
ft  October  6,  J B Waller  to  Henry  Baker 
$1,100 

Chestnut  st  175  ft  e of  Pine  uf  110x107% 
ft  and  running  e to  Lake  shore  June  5, 
Robert  N Bullen  to  Chas  Fitzsimons  et 
al $13,620 


Cleaver  st  162%  ft  n of  Division  ef  23%x 
128  ft  Sept  16,  Elise  & F Enders  to  A 

WirnecKi $1,200 

Clark  st  n ne  cor  Burton  place  wf  75x150 
ft  Oct  13,  G B Zimmerman  to  Martin  C 

Burt $32,500 

Carroll  av  124%  ft  w of  Parker  pi  sf  25x 
159  ft  oct  4,  R P Chew  to  Elizabeth  Haff- 

ner $350 

Colorado  av  96  ft  ne  of  Sacramento  nf  24 
xlOO  ft  Mch  1,  W G Jackson  to  Elizabeth 

Barker $800 

Cornelia  st  458  ft  w of  Noble  sf  24x127  ft 
Sept  2,  Mary  L Wheeler  to  Michael 

Fleming $800 

Chicago  av  80  ft  e of  Washtenaw  nf  25x 
123  ft  Sept  26  ’85,  Sarah  L Wright  to 

Otto  Landtwan $600 

Calumet  av  240%  ft  n of  S3d  st  wf  33%x 
123%  ft  Oct  12,  R B Moody  to  Helen  S 

Shedd $3,300 

Coulter  st  48%  ft  sw  of  Hoyne  av  nw  f 72 
xlOO  ft  Oct  11,  Freeman  Campbell  to 

Geo  H Norris $1,500 

Coulter  st  240  ft  ne  of  Oakley  av  ne  f lOOx 
100  ft  Sept  23,  H H WalKer  to  C J Oh- 

man $2,000 

California  av  30  ft  n of  Cortez  ef  25x125  ft 
May  11.  Est  of  Jas  Carter  to  O F Nage 

$500 

Centre  av  150  ft  n of  18th  stef  25x125  ft 
und  % Aug  11,  Est  of  Frank  Vopicka  to 

Otto  Kubin $1,000 

Division  st  nw  cor  Leavitt  sf  48x124  feet 
Sept  24,  Marcus  Hitch  to  John  Daehn 

$3,000 

Division  st  se  cor  Richmond  nf  25x125  ft 
Dec  30 ’85,  Est  of  Jas  Carter  to  James 

Kearns $1,400 

Dearborn  st  125ft  n ofHarrison  wf  25  ft  to 
3d  av  Oct  12,  Robert  J Gunning  to  John 

H Walker $22,500 

Dearborn  st  288  ft  n of  37th  wf  24x123  ft 
Oct  12,  G W Howard  to  PatricK  Harvey 

$3,500 

Dickson  st  300  ft  se  of  Bloomingdale  rd  n 
e f 25x140  feet  oct  2,  S McMaher  to  An- 
drew Newicki $660 

Emerald  av  118  ft  s of  38th  st  ef  24x123  ft 
Oct  11,  Mary  Murphy  to  Daniel  Drew 

$2,100 

Eighteenth  st  2 10  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf  25x 
1 25  ft  Oct  1,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Al- 

vis  Palda $600 

Erie  st  148  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  72x121  feet 
May  27.  Stella  W Thompson  to  James 

Thompson $2,160 

Erie  st  w and  adj  above  24x121  ft  May  26. 

Same  to  C H Thompson $725 

Emerald  av  175  ft  s of  30th  st  ef  25x120  ft 
October  13,  Albert  Crane  to  P F Rofinat 

$1,700 

Eighteenth  st  ne  cor  Morgan  st  sf  44x108 
ft  Aug  25,  Isaac  Drake  to  Andrew  Pear- 
son   $4,400 

Fairfield  av  s of  12th  st  ef  25x131  ft  Sept 

20,  John  Oliver  to  C F Peterson $650 

Forest  av  199  ft  n of  33d  st  wf  16%xl25  ft 
Oct  11,  Helen  S Shedd  to  Mary  B Col- 
lins  $6,550 

Fourteenth  st  w bet  Dodge  and  Holden  sts 
sf  214x1159  ft  including  streets  and  al- 
leys Sept  24,  John  P Neal  to  Pittsburg 
Fort  Wayne  & Chicago  Railway  Com- 
pany   $335,078 

Fnlton  st  sw  cor  Tolman  av  nf  25x110  ft 
Sept  25,  C S Fairchild  to  Cornelia  W 

Broddie $650 

Fulton  st  273  ft  w of  Ashland  av  nf  25x 
100  ft  October  4,  C J Hull  to  A C Wood 

$3,000 

Fairfield  av  s of  12th  st  wf  25x125  ft  Sept 
17,  Julia  Hirschbuhl  to  Mary  Drinkwat- 

$550 

Franklin  st  84  ft  n of  Wendell  st  wf  25x 
100  ft  Sept  6,  Est  of  Augusta  M Hunt- 
ington to  John  Weisenburger $2,500 

Franklin  st  s and  adj  above  25x100  ft  Sept 
6,  est  of  Augusta  M Huntington  to  Ber- 
nard Coen $2,500 

Fairfield  av  536  fts  of  12th  st  ef  25x131  ft 
Sept  27,  John  Oliver  to  J W Considine 

$650 


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Fairfield  av  s and  adj  above  25x131  ft  sept 

27,  Same  to  Jas  Madden $650 

Frank  st  377  ft  w of  Waller  st  nf  24x100  ft 
Sept  27,  Mary  J Gross  to  J A Weber 

$950 

Flournoy  st  ;150  ft  e of  Francisco  nf  50x 
124  ft  Sept  29,  J N Vance  to  Louise  Kai- 
ser  $1,000 

Fifteenth  st  24  ft  e of  Paulina  st  sf  24x124 
ft  Oct  7,  Charles  Hanke  to  August  Arndt 

$850 

Forest  av  61%"  ft  s of  33d  st  wf  20x125%  ft 

Oct  5,  C S Frost  to  G A Fuller $7,566 

Forest  av  s and  adjoining  above  wf  34x125 
feet  October  5,  H I Cobb  to  G A Fuller 

$15,133 

Green  stsecor  Monroe  wf  50x104%  ft  also 
25x125  ft  s and  adj  above  Oct  11,  John 

V Baxter  to  Edwin  Pardridge $25,000 

Goethe  st  sw  cor  Astor  st  nf  80x80  feet 
October  6,  W F Roos  to  Virginia  C Dur- 

kee $19,000 

Girard  st  117  f t n of  Wabansia  av  wf  24x 
121  feet  Oct  5,  Henry  Hoepe  to  F Fieck 

". $500 

Hervey  st  120ft  w of  Wood  st  nf  22x125  ft 
Oct  4,  De  Villo  R Holt  to  Mary  Bedna- 

cek $350 

Halsted  st  96  ft  n of  S8th  wf  24x123  feet 
October  8,  Jolrn  O’Brien  to  Thos  Quealy 

$1,800 

Hervey  st  48  ft  e of  Girard  st  nf  25x125  ft 
September  27,  De  Villo  R Holt  to  Frank 

Green $350 

Harrison  st  336  ft  w of  Loomis  st  nf  24x 
111  ft  Sept  8,  P H Fleming  to  Johanna 

Fleming $2,000 

Harvard  st  se  cor  Sacramento  av  nf  300x 
265  feet  Oct  12,  R R Cherry  to  Joseph 

Matteson $7,500 

Halsted  st  26  ft  s of  37th  st  ef  26x150  ft 
Sept  26,  Charlotte  L Wills  to  Joseph 

Junk $2,250 

Hervey  st  24  ft  e of  Dudley  st  nf  72x125  ft 
also  48x125  feet  in  same  block  Sept  7, 
Sarah  A Scofield  to  F W Hatterman 

$1,550 

Hervey  st  96  ft  e of  Dudley  nf  24x125  feet 
also  48x125  in  same  block  Sept  7,  H G 

Nerris  to  F W Hatterman $950 

Henry  st  288  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  24x124 
ft  January  30,  J A Hall  to  Anton  Wallis 

$1,300 

Harvard  st  se  cor  Sacramento  av  nf  300x 
264  ft  Aug  30,  A C Parmly  to  Raspin  R 

Cherry $7,500 

Idaho  st  191  feet  n of  Polk  wf  35x125  feet 
Sept  25,  Catheriue  E Delamater  to  C J 

Magee $600 

Indiana  st  120  ft  e of  Dearborn  av  nf  40x 
100  ft  Oct  1,  Helen  H Leavens  to  Rachel 

Cohn $16,500 

Johnson  st  48  ft  s of  Maxwell  ef  24x100  ft 
Aug  25,  Orlando  Davidson  to  Thos  Noo- 
nan  $1,500 

James  av  213  ft  w of  Fox  st  sf  24x124  feet 

July  21,  J W Farlin  to  J A Wasell $600 

Johnson  st  340  ft  s of  12th  st  wf  25x100  ft 
Oct  13,  Christian  Alberg  to  Servatius 

Linden $6,500 

JacKson  st  300  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  50x165 
ft  Sept  30,  Est  of  Thos  Sheeran  to  Mar- 
garet R Golvin $6,750 

Lowe  av  50  ft  s of  30th  st  ef  25x124  ft  Oct 
11,  W G Billich  to  William  Barth.  . .$700 
Leavitt  st  24  ft  s of  Laughton  ef  48x109  ft 
Sept  18,  Est  of  E C Larned  to  Catholic 

Bishop $2,100 

Laflin  st  249  feet  s of  18th  wf  24xl0o  feet 
Oct  5,  Joseph  Majanski  to  Karel  Podes- 

ak $2,150 

Lubeck  st  240  ft  w of  Lenvitt  sf  24x100  ft 
Oct  1,  Sarah  E & C M Graves  to  Anna  C 

Nelson $1,700 

Laurel  st  77  ft  s of  35th  wf  25x130  ft  Oct  9 

Edward  Marlow  to  Celia  Vallen $250 

Leavitt  st  367  ft  n of  Harrison  st  ef  17x125 
ft  Oct  9,  Maretta  A Griffiths  to  W Irving 

Glark $1,445 

Lowe  av  122%  ft  n of  31st  st  wf  25x124  ft 
October  8,  Albert  Crane  to  JohnGibbins 

$725 

Laurel  st  25  ft  s of  37th  court  wf  25x150  ft 
July  30,  Luther  C Bean  to  Jas  Hennessy 

$625 

Lull  place  191  ft  e of  Wood  st  sf  23x100 
ft  sept  10,  Rose  Bussing  to  John  Kras- 

klewiez $600 

Liberty  st  250%  ft  w of  Canal  st  sf  25x73 
October  5,  A J Cohn  to  H M Barnett 

$1,350 

Lake  av  100  ft  n of  Oaswood  sw  f 50  ft  to 
R R October  8,  T F Rice  to  E F Price 

$10,000 

Leavitt  st  sw  cor  Fullerton  av  ef  48x100  ft 
October  7,  F A Winkleman  to  Herman 
Schorth $800 


Wholesale  ar  d Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBEP 

CS-IdSG(0,  1 1,1, 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Aah,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 
BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Laflin  st  288  ft  s of  Polk  ef  24x125  ft  sept 
17,  Francis  Drew  to  J H Carmody  . . $2,000 
Lowe  av  nw  cor  29th  st  ef  24x124  ft  oct  14 

Gustav  Wegner  to  Jas  Grogan $2,125 

Leavitt  st  232  ft  n of  Harrison  ef  18x125 
ft  Oct  13,  Martha  Griffiths  to  Hannah  G 

Madden $5,00o 

Moore  st  102  ft  e of  Lincoln  sf  24x100  ft 
Sept  18,  Alfred  Burton  to  G S Dixon 

$1,200 

Morgan  st  42  ft  n of  14th  st  ef  154x86  ft 
also  50x187  ft  wand  adj  above  with  oth- 
er property  Oct  13,  Hyman  Levin  to 

Mary  Simon $5,000 

Marshfield  av  126  ft  n of  York  st  wf  25x 
100  ft  oct  13,  David  Sullivan  to  Kate  A 

Sullivan ,$1,600 

Milwaukee  av  265  ft  nw  of  Will  st  sw  f 25x 
125  feet  Oct  11,  Master  in  chancery  to 

Chas  Sokup $4,125 

Monroe  st  w the  premises  No  741  Septem- 
ber 29,  W H Parcells  to  T W Slattery 

$7,000 

McGregor  st  75  ft  w of  Portland  av  nf  25 
xl25  ft  Aug  23,  est  of  J L Rogers  to  Lu- 
cas Dussbk $1,000 

Madison  st  nw  cor  Leavitt  sf  60x124  ft  Oct 
11,  Henry  Fernhaber  et  al  to  Louis  Gaz- 

zolo $18,000 

Madison  st  335%  ft  e of  Homan  av  sf  25x 
114  ft  Sept  6,  Carrie  G & E F Comstock 

to  E J Carson $1,537 

Monroe  st  362  ft  e of  Kedzie  av  sf  24%x 
191  ft  Sept  16,  W G JacKson  to  Ella  I 

Goulding $900 

May  st  98  ft  n of  Indiana  st  ef  24x116  feet 
Sept  4,  Anna  S Johnson  to  E M Lawson 

$3,650 

Madison  st  223  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  25x194% 
ft  Oct  9,  Alfred  Stephani  to  Bertha  E 

Bieling $5,000 

Milwaukee  av  440  ft  se  of  Upton  st  nef 
114  ft  to  railroad  Sept  20,  W H Powell 

to  Asa  O Harris $9,000 

Monroe  st  w the  premises  Nos  875  and  877 
Oct  9,  John  West  to  Frances  V West 

$12,000 

Monroe  st  40  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  30x150  ft 
Oct  4,  N R WaKefield  to  Geo  W Parke 

$4,200 

Monroe  st  283  ft  e of  California  av  sf  25x 
124  ft  Sept  29,  Master  in  chancery  to 

Phillip  Moss $655 

North  Pars  av  40  ft  s of  Garfield  ef  27%  ft 
and  running  w to  n Clark  st  Oct  12, 
Christoph  Leidenschwanz  to  J C Ender 

$12,000 

Newton  st  176  ft  n of  Augusta  st  wf  25x 
xl25  ft  Sept  23,  Susan  V Webb  to  B F 

Fennema .. $700 

Noble  st  175  ft  s of  Division  ef  25x124  ft 
June  10,  W B Chatfield  to  Jacob  Diabel- 

li<z $1,500 

North  av  219  ft  w of  Paulina  st  nf  24x100 
ft  Oct  11, H Hoepe  to  Bridget  Curtis$l,000 
OaKley  av  72  ft  n of  Armitage  av  wf  24x 
100  ft  Oct  13,  Isaac  Lansing  to  Richard 

Steeneck $600 

OaK  st  25  ft  e of  Townsend  st  nf  28x85% 
feet  Sept  30,  Nels  Nelson  to  J J Linds- 

wo°d $3,000 

Oanley  av  151  ft  n of  Harrison  st  ef  20x 
126%  ft  Sept  27,  Lura  M Wentworth  to 

C A Kelsey $3,250 

Paulina  st  100  ft  s of  York  ef  50x125  feet 
Oct  9,  W H Pruyn  to  Lucinda  Spofford 

$3,000 

Polk  st  229  ft  w of  California  av  nf  24x124 
ft  May  22,  Bertha  E Johnston  to  John 

Reid $450 

ParK  st  se  cor  Albany  st  nf  101%xl25  feet 
Aug  2,  P W Snowhook  to  Sarah  Dona- 

vud $1,900 

Paulina  st  190  ft  s of  Division  st  ef  24%x 
128  feet  Aug  21,  Est  of  W S Johnston  to 

Joseph  Lena $1,020 

Polk  st  175  ft  w of  Sacramento  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Sept  6,  P M Snowhook  to  Jerry 

Callaghan $400 

Peoria. st  nwcor  Monroe  ef  46x125  ft  Oct 
11,  Marie  Desselhaus  to  American 
Bricklayers’  and  Masons’  Association 

$9,000 

Paulina  st  25  ft  s of  Clarindon  wf  25x130 
ft  Sept  17,  Louis  Gatham  to  R W Gahl 
$1,400 


Park  av  256  ft  w of  Kedzie  av  sf  50  ft  to 
alley  Sept  23,  Louise  C Greenfield  to 

New  K Kennon $2,000 

Polk  st  151%  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  25x125 
ft  August  9,  P W Snowhook  to  Edward 

°Pitz .$400 

Pols  st  166%  ft  e of  Albany  av  nf  25x125 
feet  .vug  16,  P W Snowhook  to  Bridget 

Nolan $4' 

PoIk  st  101%  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  25x125 
ft  Aug  11,  P W SnowhooK  to  Mary  Lych 

. $400 

Polk  st  151%  ft  e of  Albany  av  nf  25x125 
feet  Aug  16,  P W Snowhook  to  Dennis 

McSweeney $400 

Rebecca  st  392  feet  w of  Morgan  st  sf  24x 
120  ft  Sept  22,  Est  of  Michael  Carroll  to 

J p Neal $1,100 

Racine  av  300  ft  n of  Garfield  av  wf  25x 
125  ft  Aug  27,  Jas  Morgan  to  Geo  B Mc- 

Clelian $800 

Racine  av  s and  adjoining  above  25x124  ft 
Aug  27,  Jas  Morgan  to  Charles  Dwyer 


Racine  av  sof  and  adjoining  above  25x124 
feet  James  Morgan  to  Joseph  Dwyer$800 
Rees  st  lot  on  alley  n of,  about  630  ft  nw 
of  Larrabee  st  29  feet  to  rear  of  lot  ne  f 
Oct  11,  Mary  Hirsch  to  Carl  Sandman 

$1,400 

Rhine  st  206  ft  e of  OaKley  av  nf  48x100  ft 
Oct  1,  Thos  Ilolmquistto  Andrew  Tall- 

berg 

Robey  6t  sw  cor  Peterson  ef  24x100  feet 
Sept  28,  F W Hatterman  to  Ernest  Klin- 

gel  $750 

Stowell  st  337  ft  n of  Clark  st  sf  239x90  ft 
also  146x360  ft  fronting  on  river  w of 
and  adj  above  Sept  29,  Est  Joseph  Pea- 
cock to  Chicagd  Rock  Island  and  Paci- 
fic Ry  Co  $100,000 

State  st  328  ft  s of  Burton  pi  ef  48x132  ft 
Sept  20,  John  W BrooKS  to  John  Tyrrell 

$15,000 

Sheffield  av  250  ft  n of  Garfield  av  wf  25x 
125  feet  Sept  15,  John  T Davis  to  Wm 

Keller $1,100 

Superior  st  225  ft  e of  Kedzie  av  sf  25x123 
ft  Oct  11,  Edward  Ahlsmede  to  George 

Schroeder $4,500 

Seminary  av  314  ft  11  of  Webster  av  ef  50x 
124  ft  Sept  20,  M W Robinson  to  Geo 

Fritz $2,000 

State  st  336  feet  s of  35th  ef  24x125  feet 
Oct  1,  D Harry  Hammer  to  Henry  Brede 

$6,150 

Selden  st  212  ft  e of  Lincoln  sf  23%xl00 
ft  October  11,  H L Huntington  to  Dora 

Monefoot $3,500 

Sacramento  av  150  ft  u of  Harrison  st  ef 
25x135  feet  Oct  9,  Edson  Keith  to  E T 

Stages $650 

Sheffield  av  139  ft  s of  Webster  wf  25x120 
ft  Oct  14,  Patrick  Keegan  to  H F EsKen- 

brecht $1,450 

Seminary  av  194  ft  n of  Centre  st  wf  50x 

124  ft  Oct  14,  Phebe  Southwick  to  Katie 

Deschauer $1,875 

Sixteenth  st  se  cor  Washtenaw  av  nf  98x 
266%  ft  to  17th  st  June  1,  D W Burrows 

to  Samuel  Kerr $2,575 

Shober  st  189  ft  n of  Division  ef  24%xll7 
feet  October  4,  A Loeb  to  John  Jenson 

$750 

Springer  av  313  ft  w of  Ullrnan  st  sf  24x 

125  ft  Oct  6,  W B Gibbs  to  Frank  Krause 
$1,050 

Seymour  st  200  ft  s of  Bryson  wf  25x126  ft 
Sept  29,  Augustus  Jacobson  to  A H 

Gronberg $650 

Scott  st  55  ft  w of  As  tor  sf  50x131  ft  Apr 
10,  J L Lombard  to  Virginia  C Durkeo 

$10,000 

Sheffield  av  164  ft  s of  Centre  st  ef  24x100 
ft  Sept  2,  T C Edwards  to  Augusta  M 

Goodwillie $900 

Shober  st  150  ft  s of  Bryson  ef  125x124  ft 
September  1,  W W Baird  to  John  Jen- 
sen  , $3,000 

Sheffield  av  259  ft  n of  Centre  st  wf  25x 
127  ft  Oct  1,  Seth  Gage  to  George  Mc- 
Gowan  $1,100 

Taylor  st  216  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  24x100 
feet  Occ  6,  Mary  Ascace  to  Kate  Dunn 

$800 

Twenty  fifth  st  138  ft  w of  Calumet  av  sf 


24x108  ft  Aug  3,  A S Baldwin  to  Wilhel- 

mine  Hollen $3,60 

thirty  second  st  165  ft  w of  Laurel  st  nf 
244x124  ft  Sept  7,  the  Catholic  Bishop  to 

J Z Coralski .jgg. 

Twenty  second  st  175  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf 
25x126  ft  Oct  12,  J F Foentsch  to  R W 

Hyman  Jr |gg( 

Thirty  fifth  st  321  4-10  f t w of  Vincennes 
av  nf  56x230  ft  Oct  13,  J N Young  to  F 

G Herday $10,00 

Thirty  third  st  420%  ft  w of  Halsted  sf  26 
xl44  ft  Sept  13,  Jas  O’Callaghan  to  Wil- 
helm Kittlemann $1,30( 

Twelfth  st  w 192  ft  w of  Robey  nf  24x124 
feet  Oct  6,  J N Sheridan  to  A Edmunds 

$1,50( 

Twenty  sixth  st  101  ft  n of  Rockwell  st  sf 
25x120  feet  Oct  12,  W C Schneider  to  F 

LuebKe $3,00( 

Thirty  third  st  ne  cor  Butterfield  st  sf  25x 
88  ft  Oct  13,  Elizabeth  & A Jones  to  D J 

Bardon $2,00 

Twenty  second  st  200  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf 
25x126  ft  Oct  12,  Robt  Hyman  Jr  to  J 

F Foertsch $80C 

Twenty  second  st  sw  cor  Dearborn  nf  48x 
104  ft  oct  12,  Ernst  Uhlich  to  B & P Ma- 
hon   $7,900 

Thirty  fifth  st  145  ft  e of  Lundy  st  nf  24x 
108  ft  Oct  1,  Est  of  E C Larned  to  C W 

Fager  $550 

Throopst  121  ft  n of  18th  wf  24x125  feet 
October  7,  Marie  Furpach  to  F Dworak 

$2,100 

Twenty  eighth  st  74  ft  w of  Hanover  st  sf 
25x124  ft  Sept  1,  Wm  Walker  to  James 

Walker $1,500 

Twenty  eighth  st  same  as  above  Oct  9, 
Jas  Walker  to  Christina  Walker ....  $1,500 
Thirteenth  pi  75  ft  e of  Leavitt  st  nf  25x 
124  ft  Oct  11,  Maria  F Repp  to  R J 

Krause $775 

Twelfth  st  48  ft  e of  Lincoln  st  sf  24x83  ft 
Oct  2,  Theresia  Foertsch  to  Dominick 

Zeller $1,400 

Washington  blvd  288  ft  e of  Francisco  st 
nf  24x122  feet  October  6,  Sophronia  R 
and  J L Campbell  to  J Wiffies  Ford 

$2,500 

Webster  av  35  ft  w of  Burling  st  nf  35x89 
ft  October  9,  John  Knipschiid  to  Martha 

Tiede $5,500< 

Wallace  st  144  ft  s of  26th  st  ef  24x130  ft 
Oct  12,  J Guschlies  to  William  Schultz 

$2,050 

Wabash  av  65  ft  s of  Eda  st  ef  25x180  feet 
Sept  2'.',  Caroline  Phillips  to  W M Simp- 
son  $7,000 

Warren  av  nw  cor  Francisco  st  sf  25x100 
feet.  Sept  9,  Gertrude  V & J F Ford  to 

Laurence  E Lent $2,000 

Wells  st  35  ft  s of  Superior  ef  25x110  feet 
Oct  12,  Frank  Nalte  to  Bertha  Kranz 

$6,500 

Western  av  25  feet  n of  Adams  st  wf  250x 

111%  ft  Aug  11,  Catherine  and  J M Bar- 
ker to  Lillian  P Levereny $2,500 

Wilcox  st  sw  cor  Campbell  avnf  24x124  ft 
Oct  1,  Anna  C Alexander  et  al  to  Perry 

C Sanger $734 

Wood  st  140  ft  n of  North  av  wf  24x123  ft 
August  23,  Henry  Hoepe  to  F Jacobitz 

$600 

Wood  st  198  ft  n of  North  av  wf  24x123  ft 
Sept  7,  Henry  Hoepe  to  Adam  Niem- 

schek $600 

Wendell  st  110  ft  n of  Market  st  nf  25x109 
feet  nnd  % Oct  9,  A G Anderson  to  P G 

Peterson $550 

Washington  blvd  240  ft  e of  Western  av  sf 
31x127  ft  Oct  4,  P S Richards  to  Henry 

Rautman $4,300 

Walleck  place  136  ft  n of  18th  st  wf  25x126 
feet  Nov  2 ’85,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  Jan 

Hermanek $325 

Wabash  av  574  ft  s of  14th  st  ef  34x180  ft 
August  28,  W S Hall  to  T B Bryan 

$21,000 

Wilcox  st  318  ft  eof  Sacramento  av  sf  24% 
xl24  ft  Oct  1,  W G Jackson  to  Harriet 
C Evans $750 


\orth  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  171  ft  n of  Addison  ef  24x124 
ft  Aug  16,  Clementina 


Nowak  to  Franz 

Reilhofer $500 

Ashland  av  sw  cor  Addison  st  ef  75x125  ft 
Oct  1.  Mary  E Turner  to  Wm  A Miller 

$2,400 

Ashland  av  142  ft  s of  Cosgrove  ef  50x165 
ft  July  27,  Est  of  Josiah  Shultz  to  W H 

Sampson $750 

Burling  st  425  ft  s of  Dewey  ct  wf  25x105 

ft  P K Glimme  to  Geo  Bausch $2,200 

Belmont  av  nw  cor  Leavitt  st  Oct  12,  10 
acres  H O Clausen  to  A Hartman. $25,000 


KEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


579 


Barry  av  100  ft  e of  Evanston  nf  100x166 
ft  Sept  20,  O G Hadenberg  to  E B Fox 

$15,000 

Belmont  av  168  ft  w of  Perry  st  nf  24x125 

Oct  7,  J Paltgeld  to  Geo  Glass $700 

Belmont  av  246  ft  e of  Perry  st  50x125  ft 
oct  4,  J P Altgeld  to  Carl  Kaiser.  . .$1,400 
Centre  st  264  ft  n of  Wellington  ef  24x295 
ft  Sept  30,  C C Abell  to  D G Hamilton 

$1,500 

Clark  st  290  ft  se  of  School  st  sw  f 25x200 
ft  October  1,  Est  of  C W Weston  to  Ann 

Reardon $1,000 

Graceland  av  sw  cor  Paulina  st  nf  49x125 
ft  Sept  20,  H C Bulchner  to  W G Bender 

$1,225 

Graceland  av  se  cor  of  Sheffield  nf  5 acres 
August  2,  E W Rice  to  E A Waller 

$14,500 

Halsted  st  125  ft  s of  Dewey  court  wf  75x 
125  ft  Sept  10,  Frederick  Deming  to 

Henry  Piper $3,000 

Halsted  st  100  ft  n of  Byron  ef  81  feet  to 
alley  Sept  11,  J A Hall  to  T S Gillette 

$1,800 

Hoyne  av  nw  cor  Melrose  st  ef  48x120  ft 
March  1,  W L Schrader  to  Firtz  Bunge 

$900 

Halsted  st  50  ft  s of  Dewey  court  w f 25x 
105  ft  Sept  6,  Julia  C Sherman  to  Julius 

Hannes ..$2,000 

Halsted  st  100  ft  s of  Dewey  court  wf  25x 
105  ft  Sept  6.  Fredric  Deming  to  Julius 

Hannes $1,000 

Lincoln  av  139 % ftnw  of  Diversey  ne  f 24 
ft  and  running  w and  s to  Diversey  Sept 
27  heirs  of  Abraham  Pareman  to  Ma- 
thias Alt $5,800 

Lillst  143  ft  n of  Oakley  av  sf  264x100  ft 
also  216x100  ft  in  same  addition  Oct  1, 
George  H Norris  to  Freeman  Campbell 

$7,500 

Leavitt  st  97  ft  n of  Melrose  st  wf  24x120 
ft  July  2,  W L Schrader  to  Martin  Wha- 

darsch $400 

Lincoln  av  239  ft  e of  Diversey  st  ne  f 25x 
125  ft  Oct  8,  Anna  Miller  to  Sebastian 

Ort $4,000 

Melrose  st  170  ft  w of  Robey  st  nf  25x125 
ft  September  1,  Oscar  Charles  to  August 

Grosch $400 

Melrose  st  201  ft  e of  Perry  sf  25x125  feet 
Feb  22,  Albert  Misner  to  Mary  Ericsson 

$575 

Melrose  st  361  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  25x100  ft 
Sept  20,  H G Haugan  to  Charles  West 

$700 

Noble  st  154  ft  w of  Herndon  nf  25x125  ft 
Oct  8,  W C Goudy  to  Franz  Vogtlander 

$550 

Noble  av  85  ft  e of  Herndon  st  sf  25x125 
Oct  13,  W C Goudy  to  Charles  Waller 


.$550 


Roscoe  st  246  ft  e of  Clark  st  nf  50x124  ft 
Sept  30,  Clarence  Buckingham  to  W P 

Lundy $1,200 

Racine  av  150  ft  n of  Marianna  st  ef  25x 
124  ft  Oct  9,  Daniel  Garnet  to  A E Gar- 
net  $3,000 

School  st  24  ft  w of  Paulina  st  nf  24x125 
ft  August  30,  S E Gross  to  Fred  Lohr 


.$550 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

I 1 5 Dearborn  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY 


Snyder  st  268  ft  n of  Noble  st  wf  36x119 
feet  July  23,  J P Altgeld  to  E C Richter 

$862 

Seminary  av  292  ft  n of  Noble  st  ef  24x119 
ft  October  8,  W C Goudy  to  FrauK  Staar 

$900 

School  st  120  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  sf  48x125 
feet  August  11,  S E Gross  to  C J Olsen 

$1,000 

Seminary  av  141  ft  n of  Wellington  st  ef 
25x142  feet  Sept  18,  F A Schwuchow  to 

John  Erickson $700 

Sulgerst  100  fteof  Sheffield  av  sf  150x124 
feet  Sept  20,  J N Young  to  C F Wolff 

$3,000 

Wrightwood  av  212%  ft  w of  n Clam  st  sf 
37%xz0C  ft  Oct  11,  C F Weber  to  Elwyn 

P Gould $3,187 

Wrightwood  av  75  ft  e of  Orchard  st  nf  50 
xl90  ft  Sept  7 J C Brown  to  A H Swarth 

$2,600 

Woodside  av  ne  cor  Byron  st  wf  48x121  ft 
Oct  11,  H C Buechner  to  R W Kuehn 


.$770 

Wrightwood  av  423  ft  w of  Clark  st  nf  48x 
190  ft  Oct  9,  Geo  S Pepper  to  Henry  B 
Hale $3,735 

South  ot  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  se  cor  62d  st  wf  48%xl21  feet 
October  13,  FranK  Mulleder  to  Flendje 
$1,575 

Archer  av  sw  cor  43d  st  se  f 82  ft  to  43d  st 
Aug  21,  W B Severns  to  John  Heankes 
$500 


Archer  av  se  cor  Walcott  nw  f 25x125  ft 
Aug  21,  W B Severns  to  J M Balke.  . $250 
Atlantic  st  298  ft  n of  Belle  Plaine  av  wf 
24x124  ft  Sept  10,  H C Van  Schaak  to 

Chas  Julin $2,000 

Bemley  av  142  ft  se  of  Bowen  sw  f 26^x66 
ft  Oot  5,  Turner  & Bond  to  F C Wiley 

$4,500 

Butterfield  st  se  cor  46th  wf  30x100  ft  July 

1,  Rebecca  Stampofski  to  J P Adams$850 
Burroughs  st  288  ft  n of  51st  ef  24x124  ft 

Oct  5,  B F Jacobs  to  Matthew  Grage  $350 
Bemeley  av  222  ft  se  of  Bowen  sw  f 26%x 
66ft  Oct  5,  Turner  & Bond  to  Adam  Ort- 

seifen $4,500 

Carpenter  st  96%  ft  s of  53d  st  ef  25x124 
ft  Sept  30,  Chas  Ellis  to  Emily  Roberts 

$400 

Cottage  Grove  av  98%  ft  n of  46th  st  wf 
25x150  ft  Oct  8,  J B Payne  to  J A Lynch 

$2,700 

Cottage  Grove  av  148  ft  s of  43d  st  wf  50x 
150  ft  Aug  21,  Monroe  Salisbury  to  P P 

Demoran $3,400 

Calumet  av  198  ft  s of  44th  st  wf  50x128  ft 
Oct  2,  Henry  Hauncken  to  Joel  Eaton 

$1,500 

Chestnut  st  78%  ft  w of  Wright  sf  37%x 
121  feet  Oct  11,  W J Hoag  to  Branton 

Bushee $3,000 

Clark  st  145  feet  s of  53d  st  ef  58x160  feet 

Ole  M Peterson  to  W I Culver  $750 

ClarK  st  same  as  above  Oct  1,  Stephanie 

Seileman  to  Ole  M Peterson $750 

Cook  st  86  ft  s of  50th  wf  25x124%  feet 
Aug  16,  J G Young  to  Ziphiren  Darian 

$300 

Dearborn  st  near  49th  ef  26%xl00  ftund 
V Sept  18,  Wm  Penrose  to  Sam’l  Cole 

. $1,000 

Dearborn  st  bet  45th  and  46th  wf  50x100  ft 
Oct  7,  May  Connor  to  John  O’Malley 

$3,500 

Drexel  blvd  100  ft  s of  40th  st  ne  f 25%  ft 
to  alley  Sept  1,  D E Wason  to  Robert 

Wason $10,500 

Desplaines  st  37%  ft  s of  53d  ef  150x125 
also  100x125  feet  in  same  block  October 
8,  Master  in  chancery  to  G P Hutchin- 
son   $2,820 

Drexel  boul  100  ft  s of  46th  st  wf  78  8-10x 
238  ft  Oct  9,  J C Hateley  to  J B Rogan 

$16,000 

Drexel  av  182  ft  s of  55th  ef  72x106  ft  sept 

2,  W B Bronkite  to  E F Bayley $1,600 

Desplaines  st  225  ft  s of  57th  ef  25x125  ft 

Oct  12,  Matthew  Maloney  to  Mary  L 

Maloney $600 

Everts  st  sw  cor  50th  ef  118x122  ft  sept  1, 

B F Jacobs  to  Hugh  Ross $2,000 

Ellis  av  148  ft  s of  42d  st  ef  25x150  ft  Oct 

11,  W B Holton  to  M F Brown $4,559 

Evans  av  26  ft  s of  44th  st  ef  50x179  feet 
Sept  30,  Metropolitan  National  Banx  to 

A G Paine $2,000 

Evans  av  239  ft  n of  45th  st  ef  45%x78  ft 
Sept  27,  Metropolitan  Nat  Banx  to  John 

Cheshire $912 

Evans  av  s and  adj  above  45%x78  ft  Sept 

27,  Metropolitan  Nat  Banx  to  Benjamin 

Cronxhite $912 

Fiftieth  st  216  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  25x125  ft 
Sept  20,  Henry  Bassett  to  Hannah  Boyle 
$1,100 

Forty  seventh  st  56  ft  e of  Winter  sf  27x 
127  ft  Oct  9,  John  Hough  et  al  to  M J 

McCarthy $1,000 

Forty  seventh  st  73  ft  s of  Tracy  nf  24x 
xl05  ft  June  15,  Walter  Lister  to  Cather- 
ine C Wren $5C0 

Fifty  first  st  nw  cor  Cook  sf  25x120  ft  sept 

28,  Johanna  F Murphy  to  J Desjardins 
$625 

Forty  seventh  st  sw  cor  Butterfield  nf  25x 
l00  ft  July  30,  S A Kint  to  An 3 Good- 
man   $1,800 

Fifty  sixth  st  nw  cor  Park  av  nf  158x164 
ft  Oct  4,  Jas  Barnell  to  Fanny  F Brega 

$19,750 

Fifty  sixth  st  ne  cor  Cornell  av  sf  150x164 
ft  Oct  4,  Jas  Barnell  to  Chas  W Brega 

$19,750 

Fifty  sixth  st  nw  cor  Cornell  av  sf  100x164 
ft  Oct  4,  Jas  Barnell  to  Frances  A Syer 

$12,500 

Forty  seventh  st  ne  cor  Winter  sf  26x127 


ft  Oct  7,  John  Hough  et  al  to  T C Killi- 

han $1,260 

Forty  seventh  st  674  feet  w of  Wallace  sf 
21%xl75  ft  Oct  7,  John  Hough  et  al  to 

T C Killihan $400 

Florence  av  ne  cor  43d  st  wf  70x125  feet 
Sept  16,  Augustvs  Byram  to  Nicholas 

Ainger $750 

Forty  seventh  st  26  ft  e of  Winter  sf  30x 
127  feet  Oct  7,  John  Hough  et  al  to  J P 

Gallager $1,260 

Fifty  first  st  120  ft  e of  Bishop  sf  25x124 
ft  Sept  23,  G W Wilson  to  August  Caus- 

semann $500 

Green  st  209%  ft  w of  Washtenaw  av  sf  25 
xl25  feet  Oct  11,  J J Morrisey  to  Mary 

Dwyer $950 

George  place  200  ft  sof  52d  st  ef  40  ft  to 
alley  Oct  11,  Belle  Ottiger  to  C E Pape 

$1,900 

Greenwood  av  200  ft  s of  53d  st  ef  50x156 
ft  Oct  7,  Charlotte  S Clarke  to  Charlotte 

S Sharp $6,000 

Hyde  Park  av  650  ft  nw  of  51st  st  sw  f 50 
ft  to  railroad  Sept  11,  estate  of  Russell 

Benedict  to  R M Huffman $3,600 

Hyde  Park  av  ne  cor  47th  st  swf  110%ft  to 
railroad  Sept  15,  Chas  F Rapp  to  Lillie 

B Stevens $13,800 

Ingleside  av  96  ft  n of  56th  st  ef  92x115  ft 
Sept  2,  W B Brooks  to  Nelson  Thomas- 

son $1,100 

Jefferson  av  200  ft  s of  56th  st  wf  25  ft  to 
rear  of  lot  Sept  30,  H S Robbins  to  Jo- 
hanna Tungrey $750 

Jefferson  av  s and  adj  above  50  ft  to  rear 
of  lot  Oct  7,  Martha  K Wellington  to 

Herrick  Stevens $1,500 

Jnstine  st  nw  cor  50th  ef  49x121  ft  Sept 

28,  John  Schultheir  to  H Stern $725 

Justine  st  197  ft  n of  52d  st  wf  24x124  ft 
October  9,  Meyer  Ballin  to  F Kerstowski 

$325 

Kimbark  av  200  ft  n of  48th  st  ef  50x187 
ft  Oct  11,  Mary  E & G R T Ward  to  C T 

Haugl.ey ■ • • $6,250 

Laflin  st  165  ft  n of  51st  ef  23x124%  feet 
May  24,  Meyer  Ballin  to  A Loring  . . $375 
Laflin  st  s and  adjoining  above  25x124% 
ft  May  31,  Meyer  Ballin  to  John  Vorn- 

dian $375 

Layton  st  nw  cor  Wright  st  sf  24x125  ft 
Sept  1,  J P Bowes  to  Mary  Kernigan 

$1,800 

Langley  av  271  ft  n of  45th  st  wf  50x100 
ft  Sept  27,  BG  Mitchell  to  John  John- 
ston   $1,000 

Langlev  av  100  ft  n of  40th  st  wf  20x150  ft 
Oct  5,  Master  in  chancery  to  J L Cum- 
mings   $3,244 

Lexington  av  sw  cor  52d  st  ef  200x173  ft 
May  14,  Frederick  Ayer  to  Charles  L 

Allen $11,000 

Lexington  av  163  ft  n of  Chestnut  st  ef  50 
xl56  ft  Oct  2.  Estate  of  Ephraim  Ad- 

dems  to  Jas  Casey $1,975 

Madison  av  190  ft  n of  59th  st  wf  100x150 
feet  Sept  24,  Wm  Bayne  to  H S Hawley 

$4,500 

Madison  av  150  ft  n of  59th  st  wf  60x170  ft 
Oct  13,  H S Hawley  to  Agnes  B Kirk- 
land   $3,000 

Michigan  av  511%  ft  n of  63d  st  ef  49%x 
132%  feet  Oct  8,  D G Hamilton  to  M E 

McGregor $1,980 

Murray  st  137  ft  sof  u3d  ef  25x102%  feet 
September  9,  E S Drever  to  Fritz  Hall 

$400 

Murray  st  487  ft  s of  53d  wf  25x125%  ft 
September  29,  E S Dreyer  to  Lewis  La- 

peau $400 

Oakenwald  av  295  ft  nw  of  45th  st  sw  f 30 
xl41  ft  Sept  6 ’84,  Matthew  Laflin  to  Ida 

W Johnston $9,500 

Oakwood  blvd  110  ft  e of  Vincennes  av  nf 
40x150  ft  Aug  1 1,  J H Moran  to  the  Cath- 
olic Bishop $5,250 

Oak  st  116  ft  w of  Baltic  nf  32x125  ft  Sept 

18,  S H Coleman  to  J ■ n l H Blum $443 

Oakwood  blvd  110  ft  e of  Vincennes  av  nf 
40x140  feet  Sept  29,  J B Betties  to  J H 

Moran $5,250 

Sherman  st  325  ft  s of  57th  st  ef  25x125  ft 
Oct  1,  J M Truedell  to  R L Sidwell.  .$600 
State  st  116  ft  s of  51st  st  wf  164x187%  ft 
Aug  1,  John  Hough  to  Emma  Harmeyer 
$7,175 


Sidney  av  34  ft  s of  44th  st  ef  34x88  feet 
Sept  29,  J R Crocker  et  al  to  E G Ewart 

$1,870 

Sidney  av  s and  adj  above  34x88ft  Sept29 

Same  to  A D Dana $1,870 

State  st  30  ft  s of  York  av  ef  28x140  ft  oct 
13,  Francis  Yott  to  A Goldstein  ....  $2,200 
School  st  140  ft  n of  Byron  wf  24x122  ft 
Oct  11,  W A Griffen  to  F P Griffen.  .$450 
St  Lawrence  av  se  cor  43d  st  wf  118x300  ft 
Oct  7,  Connecticut  Mut  Life  Ins  Co  to 

Peter  Raskap $10,700 

School  st  262  ft  n of  Byron  wf  24x122  feet 
May  6,  Matthew  Laflin  to  August  Knuth 

$425 

State  st  n of  50th  ef  25x102  ft  Oct  14,  P M 

Flannigan  to  Bridget  Connolly $1,225 

State  st  117%  ft  n of  Forty  first  wf  25x 
160  feet  June  5,  Phillip  Kopf  to  Mary 

Henes $1,800 

St  Lawrence  av  se  cor  43d  st  wf  119x300% 
ft  Oct  11,  Peler  RosKopf  to  F W Huner- 

berg  $12,500 

Shurtleff  st  130  ft  n of  42d  ef  26x104  feet 
Sept  28,  T M Crocker  et  al  to  Leonard 

Feil $650 

School  st  90  ft  s of  59th  ef  25x100  ft  Aug 
26,  W T Davis  to  Edward  McComber 

$1,350 

Tracey  av  752  ft  n of  Garfield  boul  ef  26x 
133  ft  Sept  21,  Charlotte  C Peterson  to 

Sarah  A Brown $1,850 

Tracey  st  about  400  ft  s of  47th  st  ef  23% 
xl25  ft  Sept  3'*,  H H Roberts  to  Mary 

Ekes $1,050 

Wallace  st  50  ft  sof  40th  st  court  wf  25x124 
ft  Sept  7,  C J Hambleton  et  al  to  Pat- 

ricK  Ahern $600 

Woodlawn  av  ne  cor  56th  st  wf  44x175  ft 
Oct  7,  D L Shorey  to  Henry  Willard 

$2,200 

Wabash  av  50ft  sof  53d  st  ef  25x161  feet 
Sept  13,  J M Haelett  to  Adam  Stemel 

$875 

Washington  av  150  fts  of  53d  st  ef  50x150 
ft  Oct  8,  Mary  C A Summers  to  Seth  B 

Howes $3,000 

Wentworth  av  534  ft  s of  51st  st  wf  25x126 
ft  Sept  27,  J G Nordgren  to  FranK  Bratt 

$2,600 

Wentworth  av  s of  48th  st  ef  23%xl25  ft 
Sept  21,  Arnold  Schmitz  toJPlaffenbach 

$2,900 

Wentworth  av  120  ft  s of  59th  st  ef  30x125 
ft  May  20  Michael  Reich  to  Jennette  O 

Lindell $1,200 

Wabash  av  350  ft  s of  47th  st  wf  50x177 
ft  Oct  8,  Est  of  Edgar  Loomis  to  James 
Morgan $1,000 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  av  224  ft  w of  Meener  st  sf  25x 
125  feet  Oct  5,  E S Dreyer  to  W Staedell 

$400 

Armitaoe  av  174  ft  w of  Meeker  st  sf  25x 
125  ft  October  4,  E S Dreyer  to  Gregory 

Kurfes $400 

Buchannan  st  198  ft  s of  Bloomington  av 
ef  25x125%  ft  Sept  6,  J M Way  to  Carl 

Behring $490 

Ballou  st  204  fc  s of  Courtlaud  st  wf  50x 
177  ft  Sept  13,  Plowden  Stevens  to  K 

Zimmerman  $575 

Courtland  st  131  ft  w of  Meeker  sf  25x139 
feet  Oct  5,  E S Dreyer  to  William  Orr 

$1,100 

Dickens  av  50  ft  w of  Kimball  st  nf  50x 
125  ft  also  99x125  ft  in  same  block  Oct 
9,  Walter  Dyer  to  Robert  Connolly 

$in,000 

Edbrook  pi  124  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  26x 
110  feet  June  10,  P P Powell  toAFH 

Cornelius $ 1,650 

Fourteen  lots  in  s %sec  10,  39  13  Apr  4 ’85, 
West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  B C Clark 

$ 17.000 

Forest  av  ne  cor  Evergreen  wf  24x125  ft 
also  98x125  ft  in  same  subd  Oct  6,  F < ) 
Delamater  to  Sam’l  Delamater  ....  $4,000 
Fairview  av  200  ft  s of  Greenwood  ef  25x 
125  ft  July  1,  F C Delamater  to  Cornel- 
ius Hallasy  ....  $ 1.60  ) 

Fullerton  av  54%  ft  w of  Hoffman  nf  25x 
120  ft  Sept  23,  Rocenia  H Lowther  to 

Bertha  Smith $1,600 

Gross  av  262  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  wf  24x 
125  ft  Oct  4,  Chas  Nelson  to  Chas  John- 
son   $500 

Hoffman  av  197  ft  n of  Evergreen  ef  75x 
125  ft  Oct  13,  E H Massan  to  C E Dy- 

mond $1,050 

Indiana  st  337  ft  w of  west  47th  st  wf  24x 
119  feet  Sept  1,  George  Singer  to  Thos 

Conway $750 

Johnston  av  302  ft  w of  Thomas  sf  25x106 
October  9,  J Johnston  Jr  to  Mary  Olsen 
$1,250 


580 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Jefferson  court  304  ft  w of  Powell  av  sf  30 
xlll  ft  Oct  17,  Josephine  Thub6r  to  Sa- 
rah E Graves $1,850 

Laurel  av  25  ft  n of  Greenwood  av  ef  25x 
125  feet  Oct  7,  G J Baillargeon  to  W H 

Charnley $1,800 

Mead  st  191  ft  s of  Armitage  av  wf  50x177 
ft  Oct  4,  Almira  S Winkleman  to  Caro- 
line Steinweg $600 

Meeker  st  125  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  wf  25x 
177  ft  Oct  11,  C B Simons  to  Isaac  Mor- 
rison   $250 

Milwaukee  av  25  ft  nw  of  Attrill  st  ne  f 25 
xlll  ft  Aug  26,  Helen  F Attrill  to  Lud- 
wig Mundt $1,000 

Mitchell  st  237  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  wf  25x 
118  feet  Oct  11,  C P Johnson  to  Mary 

Crawford $1,700 

Mead  st  350  ft  a of  Courtland  wf  50x177  ft 
Oct  11,  F A Winkleman  to  Frederick 

Ra“ $600 

Mead  st  n and  adj  above  25x117  ft  same  to 

Katherine  Faul $300 

Ohio  st  125  ft  w of  west  47th  nf25xl24  ft 
Oct  6,  A B Dewey  to  Andrew  Westman 

$275 

Park  av  180  ft  s of  Humboldt  Block  wf  100 
xl25  ft  Oct  4,  Ludwig  Mundt  to  Fred  R 

Mundt $1,200 

Rockwell  st  56  ft  n of  Bloomington  ef  25x 
158  ft  Sept  22,  Catherine  Boettcher  to  F 

& W Freigang $450 

Stave  st  132  ft  se  of  Cornelia  st  ne  f 176x 
20n  ft  Oct  7,  David  Thresher  to  John  D 

Clarke $3,400 

Springfield  av  sw  cor  Breckenridge  ef  480x 
289  ft  also  120x289  ft  at  se  cor  oct  11, 
SRC  Matthews  to  Helen  A Stobridge 

$10,000 

210  lots  in  Keeney  & Penberthy’s  addn  to 
Pennock  Aug  5,  Jas  F Keeney  to  Peter 
G Lamereaux $73,500 


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AGREEMENTS  FOR  DEERS. 

Lot  16  blk  1 Ayres  & Stevenson’s  sub  n % n 14  ne  qr 
£e  qr  8 38  14.  May  I7,  Alex  F Stevenson  to  T Ful 

ler  $500 

Lot  38  blk  26,  Elston,  Oct  8,  Michl  Kreig  to  V Barz- 

ynski $3,300 

Lot  37  b 36,  Elston  add,  Oct  8,  W Dymewicz  to  same 

$3,475 

Lot  20  Greenwood  Park  in  sw  quar  2 38  14,  sept  29. 

Crocker  Colcord  to  Arthur  S Dana $1,870 

Lots  23  and  24  b 1 of  lots  5 and  6 Newhall  L & W 
snb  north  14  15  38  14,  Sept  13.  Mary  E Cutter  to  R 

Wunderlich $2,250 

Lot  21  Greenwood  Park,  in  sw  qr  2 38  14,  sept  29, 

Crocker  & Colcord  to  Edward  Ewart ! $1,870 

Lot  5 b 2,  Woodlawn,  June  27,  Julius  Stern  to  Ed  wd 

C Hormick $3,500 

Lot  40  b 17  Holstein,  Apr  1,  C F Hatterman  to  C J 

Dieckmann $400 

Lot  47  blk  2 Flournoy’s  sub  18  39  14,  sept  7,  Eliza  J 

French  to  W A Macfarlane  $3100 

Lot  6 blk  2 Young  & Clarkson’s  sub  nw  qr,  8 38  14, 

Oct  7.  Jas  T Young  to  G Ferguson  $325 

121  acres  in  s Vi  29  42  9.  Oct  7,  C Baumgarten  to  C 

Quindel  $6/00 

Lots  3 and  6 blk  HO,  S Sec  add,  Sept  11,  American 

Exchange  Bank  to  H H Kohlscaat $56,000 

Lot  10  b 4 Walker’s  sub  se  qr  28  39  14,  oct  6,  E Frantz 

to  J Mer^enthaler  . . $2,250 

Lots  12  3 blk  11,  Leiter’s  2d  addition  to  LaGrange, 

July  13.  r,  Z T.eiter  to  Lucy  E Mahes.. $1500 

Lots  7 to  14  Kedzie’s  sub  sw  qr  23  39  13,  co.itainiuEr 
about  32  acres,  sept  10,  Estate  of  J Dempster  to  R 

R C.hp nv Per  acre,  $1,200 

Lot  11  b 5 Huutlev’ssub  in  Evanston,  sept  27,  Ber- 
tha Knntz  to  J Burger $3,200 

Lots  45  b 10  T.ee’s  add,  No  140  Fowler  st,  Oct  6,  Ker- 

nard  Kern  to  M Merving $2,875 

Lots  10  to  13.  Bliss  & Waif’s  sub  pt  n % b 4 e Vi  sw 
qr  2 38  14,  sept  27.  Geo  M Bogue  to  Wm  D Eward 

$13.60C 

Lot  3 of  lots  4 5 6 blk  1.  Borden’s  sub  se  qr  36  40  13, 

oct  11.  John  H Carwell  to  P J Cox  $2,500 

Lots  I7  and  18  b 18,  J R k Storr’s  add,  sept  16.  Chas 

W Hamlin  to  r'has  W Lasher  $l,2no 

Lot  68  b 35.  19  39  14,  jly7,Es  of  WL  Newberry  to  V k 

B Kratoehwie $550 

Let  83  Hurf-.rd’s  sub  nw  qr  se  quar  9 38  14,  sept  28, 

John  M Haslettto  P Browner $1350 

Lot  2 of  Jot,  1 b 2.  Brand’s  add,  oct  6;  Henr’f  Brum- 

mel  to  M Schmidt $4,400 

Lots  1 to  6 of  lots  35  38  39,  etc,  Redzie’s  sub  se  qr  9 
38  14,  October  7,  Buth  J McCann  to  C A Tyrrell, 

$3,000 

Lots  33  76  to  79  T.arned  k Plumb’s  sub  se  qr  9 38  14 
September  30,  S H Coleman  to  J T Armstrong, 

$1,950 

Lots  8 and  9 of  lot  5 in  Partn  11  % e l/2  se  qr  2 1 40  14 
October  5,  William  Hudson  to  John  Martensen, 

$2,400 

Lot  HI  Treeo  k Smith’s  sub  w 697  ft  e 18  acrs  s 64 
aos  nw  qr  25  39  13,  sept  27,  Chas  T Trego  et  al  to 

Henry  Frank  $250 

N 50  ft  of  lot  5 block  7,  Linden  Grove,  sept  18,  J P 

Bowes  & On  to  L Kirkpatrick $8  0 

S 24  ft  of  lot  10  block  3,  Patrick’s  sub  15  38  14,  oct  4, 

Ch  is  R Hert“l  to  Jas  Clark $1,100 

Lots  9 10,  and  e 22  ft  lot  11  hi,  Morris’  sub  18  39  14 

oct  4.  Ellen  F lake  to  John  Oliver $6,080 

W 13  ft  lot  6 and  789  and  w 12  ft  lot  10  Johnson’s 
sub  ne  cor  45th  Court  and  Dearborn  st.  Sept  15, 

Chas  R Hertel  to  W Hatt.endorf $3,500 

Lots  14  and  15  blk  5 b 5.  Sheffield  add,  Sept  1,  J E & 

W H HamiHon  to  Charlotte  Davidson $3,300 

Lot  3 blk  4 Trego  k Smith’s  subdiv.  nw  qr  25  39  13, 
oct  5,  Charles  T Trego  et  al  to  Louis  H Jensen, 

$250 

Lots  45  blk  4,  se  qr  nw  qr  17  37  15,  sept  23,  Ellen  T 

Lloyd  to  Wm  Dust $200 

Lot  4 4 block  4,  same,  sept  23,  same  to  Ernst  Zarth, 

$200 

Lot  5 b 5,  Lee’s  add  No  1202  Milwaukee  av,  oct  2,  S 

Prybyl  t * O P Hagedorn $5000 

Lot  10  b 8,  Richmond’s  add  to  La  Grange,  Emily  B 
King  to  Hannah  M Cawthorne,  Sept  13 $250 


RANDOLPH  ST.: 


CHICAGO. 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  5 and  s Vt  of  lots  4 and  22  b 3,  Lancaster’s  sub 
w Vi  sw  qr  22  38  14,  oct  5,  Frk  G Springer  to  Vio- 
letta King $1825 

N Vi  lot  4 b 3 same,  sept  29,  same  to  Martin  Moran, 

$375 

Lot  21  of  lot  1 blk  7 Ironworkers’  add,  oct  11,  Chas 

Brandt  to  Chas  F W Kerber $450 

Lot  22  of  lot  1 b 7,  same,  oct  11,  same  to  Johan  F C 

Koepeke $450 

Lots  17  and  20  b 61,  S Chicago,  Oct  8,  Robert  K Bas- 

tell  to  W H Brown  . . $2000 

27  Lots  in  Cornell,  oct  1,  Richard  S Thompson  et  al 

to  John  E Cornell $5,000 

Lot  1 b 3,  Matteson’s  sub  in  9w  qr  24  38  14, May  16 

F A Marsh  to  O H Snyder $170 

Lot  11  ef  lot  1 b 7,  Ironworkers’  add,  Aug  10,  David 

M Hillis  to  Henry  Winkelraan  $450 

Lot  6 b 3,  Keith’s  sub  sw  qr  s9  qr  14  38  14,  oct  9, 

John  H Slater  to  Hanmh  Slater $5,000 

Lots  42  and  43  b 53  Cornell,  oct  4,  Joshua  S Seav- 

erns  to  J ihn  A Johnson $350 

Lot  6 blk  56  Cornell,  Fept  15,  Florenee  B Wood  to 

Jos  Lawton $250 

Lots  8 and  9 block  4 Ironworkers’  add,  oct  1,  Jacob 

Munch  to  Johann  Willy $1,8  >0 

Lot  35  and  n Vi  34  blk  1,  Hawbe’s  S Park  sub  in  6 V2 

22  38  14,  June  1,  Thomas  Lewis  to  John  Walsh, 
$1,000 

Lot  30  b 9 Hegewisch,  oct  7,  A Hegewisch  to  Henry 

E Smith $30  ) 

Lts  3 to  10,  34  to  44  b 47,  Cornell,  oct  7,  R S Thomp- 
son to  J B Ashford. $5,450 

Lots  24  and  25  b 2,  Scammon  & Dickey’s  sub  se  qr 

23  38  14,  oct  7,  Annie  L Hutchinson  to  Bertha  An- 
derson   $700 

Lots  27  and  28  hick  7.  Indian  Ridge  sub  in  19  37  15, 

oct  11,  Joseph  Irving  to  Jas  P Cass $1000 

Lots  20  and  21  b 5 Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr 
22  38  14,dec2,’85  Johnst’n  & Clement  toTPKeef, 1,400 
Lot  6 b 55,  Cornell,  sept  15,  W V Jacobs  to  Joseph 

Lawton $250 

Lots  4 to  9 b 60  Hill’s  add  to  S Chicago,  oct  8,  Y M 

Smith  to  J M Dillinger $1500 

Lots  9 and  10  b 1.  Fallis’  add  to  Pullman,  Oct  1,  J B 

Salonde  to  P McDonald $825 

Lots  7 to  10  b 9,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  22  38  14, 

Johnston  & Clement  to  T P Keefe $1,200 

Lots  27  to  30  b 1 ; lots  25  to  36  b 2;  lots  1 to  48  blk  5, 
se  qr  nw  qr  17  37  15,  oct  4,  Mary  L Lloyd  to  Louis 

D Taylor $5,500 

Lot  1 b 4 Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Sept  30  Alex 

Schnase  to  Martin  Lenard  $500 

Lot  3 Dalen berg’s  sub  pt  w Vi  swqr  15  38  14,  Julv  1, 

Estate  of  T M Laverman  to  John  Boomer $1,800 

Lot  6 blk  2 Stanwood’s  sub  nw  qr  22  37  14,  oct  5,  E 

Stanwood  to  T Scornavacche $5  )0 

Lot  33  and  s l4  lot  34  b 1.  Hawbe’s  sub  in  se  qr  22 

38  14.  sept/3.  Thos  Lewis  to  Kate  Walsh $850 

Hart,  blk  108  S Chicago,  June  1,  C A Cummings  to 

CM  Crandall  $5,000 

Lots  13  and  14  b 2 n % b 4,  Brookline.  Aug  21,  Seth 

Gage  to  Geo  Strange $400 

Lot  34  blk  7 McChesney  sub  ne  qr  22  38  14,  sept  18, 

J P Birren  to  Leah  Hoffman $250 

10  lots  in  blocks  5 and  6,  same,  sept  18,  A B Mc- 
Chesney to  same $3250 

Und  2j  of  s Vi  se  qr  nw  qr  and  s Vi  sw  qr  ne  qr  31 
38  15,  October  5,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Walter  S 

Haines $20,000 

Lot  17  b 6 sub  of  w Vt  se  qr  31  37  15,  Oct  5,  C & C C 

& D Co  to  Henry  E Smith $500 

Lot  29  b 81  S Chicago,  Oct  4.  C & C C k D Co  to  Geo 

Hartman $650 

Lot  7 b 4,  same,  oct  1,  Jas  Marsh  to  Fredk  Gerpie, 

$475 

Lot  6 b 4,  same,  oct  1,  same  to  Charles  Carlson, 

$475 

Block  7 PitnAr’s  sub  sw  qr  27  38  14,  Juae  16,  Chas  F 
Paine  to  Chas  Silverman $5,000 

LAKE. 

Lots  65  and  66  of  lots  1 to  10  etc,  b 6,  Linden  Grove 

oct  8,  Chas  B Eggleston  to  John  Schultz $675 

Lot  21  b 2,  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Sept  10, 

Chas  Redfield  to  Francis  D Rood $1000 

S 40  ft  (ex  w92  ft)  lot  4 b 11,  Linden  Grove,  Oct  1, 

Francis  A Baker  to  Mary  James $1,500 

Lots  65  and  66  of  lots  1 to  10  and  12  block  6,  Linden 
Grove,  October  8,  Jno  Schultz  to  James  Marony, 

$1,050 

Lots  25  and  26  b 5,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  oct 

1,  James  D Smith  to  Elizabeth  Wright $868 

S M lot  5,  b 5 Linden  Grove,  Jan  19,  Fredk  Walter 

to  Evert  Rich $4^0 

N 50  ft  of  lot  5 b 7 Linden  Grove,  Aug  11,  Andrew 

J B Abbey  to  C A Buck  $800 

Same  premises,  October  11,  Cameron  A Buck  to  J P 

Bowes $800 

Same  premises,  oct  11,  Jerome  P Bowes  to  L Kirk- 
patrick   . $900 

N 70  ft  of  s 100  feet  of  w 140  ft  of  lot  5 b 14,  Skinner 
& Judd  sub  21  38  14,  sept  20,  Henry  Crandall  to  C 

H Caldwell $3,500 

N 3s  ft  of  lots  6 7 8b  14,  same,  oct  1,  Chas  H Cald- 
well to  H Crandall $5,250 

Lot  17  blk  2,  Lees’  sub  w ‘/2  se  14  20  38  14,  oct  7,  H R 

Stebbings  to  Martha  A Dabney $250 

Lot  9 b 2 of  lots  1 to  10  etc,  Hiuckley’s  nw  qr  se  l4 

8 38  14,  sept  1,  P Stevens  to  LRiede  $350 

Lots  65  to  18  b 7,  University  sub  of  Englewood, Jno 
L DuBreuil  to  H P Haskins $3,000 

LYONS. 

Lots  15  to  19  b3,  McWilliams  & Parker’s  add  to  La- 
Grange,  sept  26,  McWilliams  k Parker  to  Aman- 
da L Lehman  $2,500 

Lots  1 to  6 blk  3,  Lyman  k Long’s  sub  w H sw  qr  4 
38  14,  sept  30,  Edwd  W Hartwell  to  Danl  W Munn 
$7,000 


Lots  6 aud  7 blk  12  Western  Springs,  oct  9,  Mary  R 

Titsworth  to  Mary  B Titsworth $1,400 

Lots  10  11  12,  b 2,  Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  Nov  6, 
'85,  A L Flaningham  to  Emily  Westcott $250 


Southerly  723  feet  fronting  e on  Illinois  Central  R 
R and  extending  w to  Calumet  river,  of  s Vt  28 
37  14,  oct  4,  Christopher  J Hess  to  Washington 

Ice  Co $£  Qoo 

S 50  ft  of  lot  8 ot  lots  1 to  10  etc,  b G Morgan  Park 
sept  20,  Blue  Isld  L k B Co  to  George  R Clarke! 

Lots  19  aud  20  b 35,  E Washington  Heights,  oct  2 

Henry  L Hill  to  Francis  M Baker $400 

Lots  27  and  28  b 29  E Washington  Heights,  Edwin 
L Gillette  to  First  M E Church  of  Fernwood, 

100x175  ft  in  nw  qr  b 14,  Sanders’’  add  to  Blue ’ isld^°° 

9ept  14,  Nellie  S Bourke  to  Chas  Bihr $525 

E Vi  lot  11  (ex  n 60  ft)  blck  32  Washington  Heights, 
sept  30,  Blue  Islnd  Land  and  B Co  to  Elizabeth  R 

Wheaton $2,157 

Lots  1 to  18  b 46  East  Washington  Heights,  sept  23, 
Edwin  F Bayley  to  E Eimers $3,100 

OIOEBO. 

Blk  1,  Hubbard’s  sub  e % ne  qr  28  39  13,  oet  1,  Mast 

in  Chancery  to  Geo  0 Anderegg $2  794 

Lot  6 and  n 10  ft  lot  7 b 2,  Hiatt’s  sub  n Vj  e’in  acs 
sw  H 7 39  14,  sept  39,  Thos  M Hull  to  Sophia  Fur- 

beck  ..  $1  500 

Lot  14  b 2,  Derby  addn,  oct  11,  Nat’l  Life  ins  60  to 

Louis  O Block  $75^ 

W Vz  blk  19,  Hawthorne,  sept  29,  Robt  N Jackson  to 

Jno  L Fyffe $3  000 

West  half  b 20,  same,  sept  29,  Hannah  S Jackson  to 

same $3  ooo 

Blk  7 e half  blk  17,  e half  b 20,  w half  bik  21,  same, 
September  27,  Thomas  G Carson  to  John  L Fyffe 

W half  b 17,  same,  sept  29,  Harriette  F Girand  to 

same $3,0  0 

Lot  53  b 5,  Scoville  k Niles’  add  to  Oak  Park,  sept 

8,  Milton  C Niles  to  J T Ripley $1,000 

Lots  17  to  20  of  lots  2 3 4,  Hull’s  sub  w half  se  qr  9 
39  13,  August  13,  C J Goddard  to  Edith  L Pease, 

$3,800 

Part  of  lots  2 and  3 Scovllle’s  sub  of  w % ne  qr  7 39 

13,  sept  24,  W H Wood  to  Eliza  L Gates $2,270 

Lots  Is  and  16  blk  1 n pt  blk  16,  Austinville,  Aug  24, 
Adelle  L Shreveto  H D Cbeever $95  8 

EVANSTON. 

W 14  lo*  4 and  lot  5 b 5.  Browne  & Culver’s  addn  to 
Evanston,  sept  10,  Chas  E Browne  to  Eva  C Lud- 

wiS 

Lot  14  b 31  Evanston,  sept  2 ),  Eva  L Stevens  to  Cor- 
nelius Van  Barschoten $4,300 

E 50  ft  of  w 126  ft  of  lot  2 b 73,  and  e 50  ft  of  w 177 
ft  lot  3 blk  73,  Evanston,  Jan  12,  Thos  L Forest  to 

c T Grey $l500 

JEFFERSON. 

Lots  4 to  7,  19  to  26  b 13.  lots  9 to  16,  28  to  31  blk  20, 
Keloyn  Grove,  oct  1,  Mast  in  Chancery  to  Elodie 

Bush $1,096 

Lots  1 2 3,  27  to  34  b 13:  lots  1 to  8,  32  to  34  blk  20, 
same,  oct  1,  same  to  Nathalie  Bush  $1,718 

Lots  8 to  18  blk  13;  lots  17  to  27  b 20,  oct  1,  same  to 

Annie  B Chapin $1,726 

Lot  20  (ex  east  15  ft)  blk  12,  Irving  Park,  oct  6,  M 

George  to  W J Kenworthy $300 

Lots  21  and  24,  (ex  e 15  feet)  b 12,  same,  oct  6,  same 

to  Ida  Hill $6  !0 

Lot  27  b 4 of  blks  8 and  9,  Brand’s  sub  ne  qr  26  40 

13. , Sarah  E Wisner  to  H F W Meyer..  . .$400 

Lots  46  47  48  b 28,  Jefferson,  sept  22,  Edwin  B Pea«e 
toCA  Murray $350 

MAINE. 

Lots  6 and  7 oik  3,  Desplaines,  oct  1,  C Metzger  to 

John  Alles,  Jr $500 

Lots  1 to  5 10  11  12  b 5,  lot  1,  same,  John  Ailes  Jr  to 

Albert  Luka $4,070 

Lots  17  and  18  blk  2,  Heart  of  Desplaines,  sept  22, 

Joseph  F Perry  to  John  Alles  Jr $300 

Lots  22  and  23  b 6,  Dale,  Gustiu  & Wallace’s  add  to 
Park  Ridge,  oct  6,  Lucy  J Barnum  to  R WHamor 

$707 

Lot  26  block  5,  Robinson’s  add  to  Desplaines,  oct  1, 

Thos  W Luce  to  T H Robson $700 

Lots  2 and  3 b 3,  Parsons  & Lee’s  add  to  Desplaines. 
Also  e hlf  ne  qr  and  se  qr  nw  qr  20  41  12,  Feb  13, 

Alfred  Parsons  to  Albert  Parsons $10,0(0 

Lot  24  blk  6,  Dale,  Gastin  & Wallace’s  addn  to  Park 
Ridge,  oct  13,  Lucy  J Baruum  to  Sarah  A Shell- 
man  $350 

NEW  TRIER. 

Lots  1 and  2 b 1 blck  28,  Wilmette,  Aug  30,  Jessie  B 

Hilten  to  S A Niver  $1,000 

Lots  5 6 and  w 3 acs  lot  7 in  ne  qr  18  42  13,  June  10, 

August  Trapp  to  Herman  Trapp $13  0 

Lots  5 to  8 of  lots  12  3 12  13  14,  b 30,  Glencoe,  oct 

4,  Chas  E Browne  to  B E Bowerman $600 

Lots  22  and  23  b 6,  Anderson’s  add  to  Glencoe,  sept 
1,  Mary  E King  to  W H Carvers $400 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

N 66  ft  s 132  ft  w Vt  b U,  Palatine,  oct  9,  Lucinda 
Hoblit  to  Henry  Goldbnecht $290 

5 42  ft  of  u 64  feet  of  e 66  ft  of  lot  8 hi  k K,  Palatine, 
October  2,  Royal  L Gibbs  to  Mary  M Richardson, 
$1,900 

East  4 acs  nw  qr  ne  qr  3 36  14,  Aug  26,  Geo  A Dalton 

to  Wm  Van  Wiener $800 

Lots  68  to  75  b 2,  Desplaines  add  to  Maywood,  sept 
7,  John  F Decker  to  Minnesota  & N W Railr’d  Co 

6 acs  in  nw  cor  ne  14  sw  qr  35  42  12,  May  l!  ’85]  Ed- 
win H Appleyard  to  W W Button $1500 


j (Except  railroad)  Lots  12  6 aud  8 to  11,  13  to  32,  35 
| to  45,  51  to  68  b 1;  Its  64  66  b 2.  Desplaines  addit’n 
I to  Maywood,  sept  18.  L Compton  to  Minnesota  & 

N W R R Co  $5,80 

N 60  ft  of  w 190  feet  of  lot  36,  Fowler,  Bruner  & Bo- 
din’s  subdv  11  and  12  39  12,  oct  8,  D A Thatcher  to 

Julius  G Ellithope $3,80 

Lots  16  and  17  b 151,  Maywood,  Aug  27,  C R Hager- 

ty  to  Minnesota  & N W R R Co $32 

Lot  12  blk  14,  Harding  sub  w 14  ne  M 11  39  13,  oct  9, 

Mast  in  Chancery  to  Flora  R Runyan $3( 

SW  qr  ne  quar  19  37  11,  sept  6,  Juliet  Robertson  to 

Singer  & Talcntt  Stone  Co $2,10 

West  H a©  quar  15  37  12,  May  24,  Miles  Sweeney  to 

John  Sullivan $2,00 

Lot  1 and  e 14  ft  It  2 blk  3 b 63,  7 39  14.  Aug  28,  Ray 

Stnrtevant  to  Mary  E Sturtevant $2.50 

West  half  ne  qr  34  36  14;  also  pt  e 14  nw  qr  34  e of 
Creek,  October  1,  Regina  Stave  to  C B Eggleston, 

$16,001 

North  70  feet  s 120  ft  lot  20,  River  Forest,  oct  8,  J G 

Ellithape  to  D C Stafford $1,60 

Lot  13  of  e half  lot  3 blk  21,  s half  29  39  14,  June  13, 

’83,  Mast  in  chancery  to  John  Bencer $l,70i 

Lot  17  and  prt  18  blk  6,  Union  Park  add,  sept  28,  L 

Baird,  Trustee,  to  Thos  Cratty $6,451 

4214x100  ft  in  blk  7 Robinson’s  add  to  Blue  island, 
oct  11,  Jane  Robinson  to  Josephine  Englehardt, 

$80( 


West  3 1-2  acrs  of  e 7 acs  w 14  acs  e half  nw  qr  35  42 
12,  sept  13,  August  Clancy  Jr  to  William  Williams 

$60C 

Lot  27  b 105,  Melrose,  oct  2,  Allen  S Eaton  to  8 Lar 

sett $125 

Lots  28  and  29  blk  105  Melrose,  oct  2,  same  to  same, 
$700 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
•nding  Thursday  evening,  Oct.  14,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount, 

City  187  $1,073,778 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  158  540,224 

County 114  237,162 

Total 459  $1,851,164 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Oct.  15,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 160  $952,268 

County 183  350.429 

Total 343  $1,302,697' 


TRUST  DEERS. 

Allport  W W to  T G Dickinson,  Oct  1,  It  7 

b 17  Bushnell  add,  5y  7% $7000 

Allen  H and  J H to  A F Hatch.  Ang  16, 

Its  1 and  2 b 1,  23  38  14,  ly  7% $400 

Alles  J Jr  to  W A Lee,  Oct  1,  lots  17  aDd  < 

18  b 2.  17  41  12,  ly  6% $ 

Anderson  G W and  J M to  S M Moore, 
Oct  4,  It  82  lot  1 block  4,  24  39  14,  3y  7% 

$400 

Allen  J J to  N Coones,  Oct  9,  It  15  blk  17, 

Clyde,  30  ds  8$ $175 

Abbott  H M to  J McCabe,  Oct  1,  pt  lots  4 

and  5 b 5,  16  38  14,  3v  7% $2500 

Ashford  J B to  G R Walker,  Oct  7,  Its  3 to 
10  and  41  to  44  blk  47  Cornell,  4y  6£, 

$600 

Ashford  J B to  P Cornell,  Oct  7,  lots  24  to 

40  b 47,  Cornell,  4y  6# $1350 

Bentelsen  R T to  J G Miller.  Oct  5,  Its  17 

to  24  b 1,5  37  11,  3y  6% $800 

Barnett  H M to  A V Knickerbocker,  Oct 

5,  pt  It  4 b 62,  21  39  14,  8# $1250 

Bailey  R to  L Richards,  Oct  4,  It  30  b 3,  1 

38  13,  4y  6# $300 

Bianga  J to  J H Ernst,  Oct  8,  It  33  b 7,  29 

40  14,  6m  6$ $199 

Bednarok  M to  C S Holt,  Oct  4,  lot  6 b 31 

Sheffield  add,  4y  7% $275 

Barrptt  H W and  C W to  W S Elliott  Jr 
Oct  9,  lot  19  b 6,  Ashland  2d  add,  5y  6$, 

$3000 

Barker  A and  C to  H C Van  Schaack,  Oct 

8,  It  10  b 1,  13  39  13,  5y  6% $3500 

Bunge  F to  F Schraeder,  Mar  1,  lot  10  b 1 

b 47,  19  40  14.  3y  6$ $300 

Bridge  R W to  P E Stanley,  Oct  6,  lots  1 

to  25,  b 3,  30  38  15,  ly  8£ $15,000 

Bokuer  J to  J H C Baumgarten,  Oct  1,  pt 

It  14,  b 19,  6 39  14,  3v  7% $1000 

Bialk  A to  E H Bessa,  Oct  4,  lot  59  b 6,  5 

39  14,  3y  6% $500 

Bohn  L J to  C Schumacher,  Sept  29,  It  9 

b 54,  19  39  14,  3y  7% $1200 

Beman  S S to  F R Chandler,  Sept  27,  lots 

1 to  3 b 97,  27  39  14,  5y  $19,000 

Badger  J B to  J Rosenthal,  Oct  1,  It  792  b 

6.  Riverside  3d  add,  3y  7%% $1500 

Busbee  B to  J Frake,  Oct  4,  pt  lot  22  b 2, 

16  38  14,  5y  7% $3000 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


Barton  H P to  J F Morris,  Aug  4,  Its  5 and 
6 b 4 It  and  R add  Evanston,  etc,  5y  7% 

$18,000 

Bussell  H to  L Carter,  Oct  1,  pt  lot  5 b 20 

J R & S add,  5y  8% $10,500 

Bryugleson  K to  H G Foreman,  Oct  1,  prt 
lot  12  and  13  block  13  Lee  addn,  5y  6% 

$3800 

Boxley  W to  People’s  B and  L Associat’n 

Oct  4,  It  64  Brighton,  8% $900 

Beil  A to  A Padolsky,  Sept  29,  pt  Its  13  to 

16  b 1,  4 38  14,  8% $4500 

Blinkhorn  M to  J C Miller,  Sept  20,  lot 

22,  sw  % nw  % 25  40  14,  8i $900 

Bonfield  J B to  P E Stanley,  Oct  6,  pt  lot 

22  b 1,  31  39  14,  5y  6% $3500 

Brunett  M to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  1,  It 

2 It  28  b 1,  4 33  14,  3y  1% $850 

Budd  J to  E H Sheldon,  Sept  11,  It  20  b 11 

5 39  14,  3y  6% $750 

Berndt  C to  W M Stanley,  Oct  4,  It  5 b 3, 

6 39  14,  5y  7% $800 

BrocKhaus  K to  B F Weber,  Oct  1,  Its  12 

and  13  b 17  Rogers  Park,  3y  7 % $1200 

Brede  H to  H Felsenthal,  Oct  1,  lot  15  b 1 

b 7,  17  39  14,  ly  6 % $4000 

Brown  C to  W H Moore,  Aug  9,  It  63  b 1 b 

29,  16  38  14,  1% $645 

Baker  H to  C S Waller,  Oct  6,  pt  It  20  b 37 

7 39  14,  8% $400 

Cady  S C to  E R Bliss,  Oct  1,  It  1 b 9 Ash- 
land add,  7y  6% $7000 

Campbell  B B to  E S Dreyer,  Ang  13,  Its 
2 and  22  lot  32  blocK  4,  13  39  13,  3y  7$, 

$2000 

Christiansen  O to  J Stern,  Oct  7,  lot  4131 

b 1,  19  40  14,  1% $600 

Crudup  E to  D O Strong,  Oct  1,  pt  It  1 b 

84  s s add,  5jr  8% $90,000 

Clark  S W W to  S Dunlop,  Sept  10,  lots  1 

to  2 Oak  Park.  4y  8% $2000 

Cassidy  P to  E S Dreyer,  Aug  23,  It  16  b 3 

9 38  14,  3y  6% $300 

Croak  J to  L Umlaut,  Oct  6,  It  96  b 46, 17 

39  14,  10m  6% $3000 

Callaghan  C E to  F Tournier,  Oct  6,  lot  9 

b 1 It  9,  1638  15,  5 1-5$ $1000 

Christenson  C to  S Richardson,  July  6,  pt 

It  16,  b 39,  Ogden  add,  6y  7$ $10,240 

Conway  T to  J C Long,  Oct  9,  It  17  blk  6, 

4y  6$ $600 

Cornell  J E to  G R Walker,  Oct  1,  It  38  b 

6 etc,  35  38  14,  3y  6$ $2500 

Cooley  P J to  J F Rhodes,  Oct  9,  It  34  blk 

28,  25  40  14,  8$ $300 

Craig  W M to  J C Miller,  Sept  20,  It  15  b 

12,  11  38  14,  8$ $8000 

Cowgill  W C to  M J Dunne.  Oct  16,  lot  14 

b 33,  4 38  12,  8$ $2200 

Cheever  H G to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug  24,  lot 
15  b 1 b 16,  Austinville  2d,  4y  6$  . . . .$357 
Collott  C F to  J J Knickerbocker,  Oct  2, 

Its  7 to  9 b 10,  21  40  14,  6m  6$ $3000 

Critchell  R S to  G W Crowell,  Oct  4,  Its  1 
to  4,  lot  9 etc,  Oakenwald,  5y  6$ ...  $1 9,000 
Cusic  F J to  J Stern,  Oct  4,  lot  1 b 60,  27 

39  14,  7$ $1500 

Cohen  J to  F Lackner,  Oct  5,  It  15  b 3,  28 

39  14,  3y  6$ $2500 

Carr  J to  N A Lauer,  Oct  6,  It  8 b 9,  S & G 

add,  3y  6$ $3Cf0 

Coe  M L to  W DeWolf,  Sept  11,  pt  lot  25 
and  all  26  and  pt  27  b 4,  11  38  14,  3y  6$ 

$3380 

Carlson  C to  G W Richards,  Oct  1,  lot  6 b 

4,  6 37  15,  3y  7$ $350 

Cremieux  L R to  H A Hammond,  Sept  30, 

It  28  b 12,  31  39  14,  3y  6$ $300 

Diabilitz  J to  M Mapioski,  Sept  10,  It  39 

b 1,  Chatfield  2d  add,  6$.  . , $1000 

Danielson  C to  L Baird,  Apr  7,  It  48  b 2 b 

4,  20  40  14,  6$ $400 

Dussek  Lto  E K Rogers,  Aug  23,  It  17  b 9 

Archer  add,  3y  6$ $648 

Dwyer  J to  R W Bridge,  August  27,  It  19, 

b 6 b 10  Sheffield  add,  3y  6$ $600 

Dwyer  C to  R W Bridge,  August  27,  It  18 

Sheffield  add,  3y  6$ $600 

Dunn  K to  W H Davis,  Oct  9,  It  16  b 6,  18 

39  14,  ly  1% $300 

Dahl  G to  A Chytraus,  Oct  8,  lots  42  and 

43  b 8,  9 39  14,  6$ $1300 

Dunn  G to  W H Moore,  Sept  15,  It  68  b 1, 

16  38  14,  7$ $650 

Dion  J to  S Dunlop,  June  14,  Its  8 and  9, 

4 38  14,  6y  6$ $850 

Dulle  B to  J Stern,  Oct  7,  It  7 blk  1,  33  39 

14  7$ $600 

Durkee  V to  E Koch.  Oct  6,  pt  b 5,  Stone’s 
sub  div  Astor’s  add,  July  1,  ’87,  etc,  6$, 

$15,000 

Dale  T to  S A Walther,  Oct  2,  lots  5 and  6 

It  21  etc,  9 39  14,  2y  7$ $400 

Dorsey  B and  P D to  W A Bond,  Dec  5, 

It  7 b 7,  Davis’  s add,  7^y $2300 

Depatie  T to  J E Miller,  Sept  20,  lot  35  b 
1,  8 38  14,  8% $1500 


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Dver  W to  C F Taylor,  June  5,  pt  b 3,  35 

40  13,  2y  8% $925 

Dyer  E to  B F Jacobs,  Feb  29,  Its  4 and  5 

b 3,  35  40  13,  30  ds,  8% $291 

Doctor  J to  C F Grey,  Sept  25,  pt  lot  17  b 

5,  34  39  14,  20m  6% $2500 

Dumas  J to  F B Peabody,  Sept  23,  part 
lots  9 and  10  blck  2 Cleavervillc,  5y  7%, 
$1400 

Davies  C E to  W J Petrie.  Oct  5,  sub  lot 

51  It  2 b 5,  Rockwell  add,  5y  6% $1000 

Donnegan  C to  L Baird,  Oct  5,  lot  11  b 8, 

18  39  14,  2y  7% $400 

Daube  M to  P Schirman.  Oct  1,  pt  Its  9 to 
12  blck  1 block  44,  Sheffield  add,  2y  6%, 
$1500 

Daube  M to  P Schirman,  Oct  1,  pt  Its  9 to 

12  b 1 b 44,  Sheffield  add $ 

Dewin  M to  A V Knickerbocker,  Oct  4,  It 

4 b 2,  28  39  14,  8% $200 

Eppstein  R to  A Mach,  Oct  7,  It  1 blk  63, 

21  39  14,  4y  8% $4000 

Engelhart  M to  A L Coe,  Sept  6,  It  19  and 

pt  18  b 2,  21  38  14,  3y  8% $940 

Ecles  M to  S E Gross,  Sept  28,  It  10  b 13, 

Clifford  add,  Sy  8% $300 

Erickson  J to  P F Haynes,  Oct  18,  ’86(?), 

It  65  b 6,  29  40  14,  2y  6% $2500 

Ebberie  E to  G Birkhoff  Jr,  Oct  6,  It  74  1) 

5,  6 39  14,  3y  7% $500 

Elliott  A H to  A Rehm,  Oct  6,  It  25  blk  10, 

18  39  14,  5% $2000 

Ellithorpe  J G to  G L Thatcher,  Oct  8,  pt 

It  35,  12  39  12,  12j4y  7% $3000 

Fournier  S to  J Stern,  Oct  6,  It  25  b 14,  36 

39  13,  7% $1000 

Frederick  F S to  I C Wood,  Sept  6,  lots  8 

and  9,  b 6,  Oak  ParK,  3y  6% $900 

Ferguson  E W to  C Ferguson,  Oct  1,  prt  b 

4,  Packer  add,  5y  8% $6666 

Ferguson  J Q to  C Ferguson.  Oct  1,  It  2 b 

4,  Packer  add,  5y  8% $6666 

Fitzgerald  A to  W T Dwight,  Oct  6,  It  7 b 

2.  24  39  13,  2y  7 % $450 

Foster  J J to  S R Hurford,  Sept  22,  lot  12 

b 17,  Evanston,  3y  8%  $900 

Fischer  C to  A Kraus,  Oct  5,  Its  20  to  24 

b 7,  20  40  14,  ly $300 

Frieda  G to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  30, 

pt  It  35  It  10  etc,  29  40  14,  3y  7% $900 

Foltz  M J to  M J Palmer,  Aug  2,  It  14  b 3 

Astor  add,  4y  8% $5500 

Flannery  Mgt  to  B F Weber,  Oct  5,  w lA  It 

18  b 8,s  t add,  3y  7% $600 

First  Presbyterian  Church,  Woodlawn,  to 
F J Smith,  Oct  1,  lot  1 b 4,  23  38  14,  3y 

6 * • • $2200 

Fermema  B F to  J V LeMoyne,  Sept  23,  It 

17  b 4,  6 39  14,  2y  7% $ 

Fiedler  A to  Jesse  Cox,  Oct  6,  lots  16  and 

17  b 4.  25  39  13,  3y  7% $400 

Gerpie  F to  G W Richards,  Oct  1,  It  7 b 4, 

6 37  15,  3y  7% $35° 

Gustafson  F to  W Heckman,  Oct  1,  lot  36 

b 55.  6 37  15,  3y  7% $500 

Geller  H to  A W Eschenberg,  Oct  6,  It  6 b 

5,  6 39  14.  3y  7% $900 

Grogan  J to  H G Foreman,  Oct  6,  It  1 b 3, 

28  39  14,  3y  G%% $2500 

Gallagher  J P to  A H Veeder.  Oct  7,  lot  3 
and  west  % lot  10,  sw  qr  4 38  14,  4y  6%, 

$925 

Gano  W H to  D B Lyman,  Aug  1,  pt  lot  8 

sw  qr  36  39  13,  2y $10,000 

Gillane  J J to  G G Newbury,  Aug  32,  It  38 

Flint  add,  3v  6%  $600 

Gardner  FHtoGD  Pease,  Sept  22,  lot  1 

lot  2 etc.  18  39  14,  3y  8% $600 

Graham  M to  E M Snow,  Sept  30,  It  19  b 

1,  34  39  14,  5y  8% $2500 

Goodman  A to  S B French,  July  30,  It  4 b 

1,  9 38  14,  3y  8% $1000 

Glock  H to  W T Dwight,  Oct  6,  It  6 b 11  b 

2,  24  30  13,  3y  7% $550 

Gieseler  D to  W B Topliff,  Sept  15,  lots  30 

and  31  b 1,  22  37  14,  2y  7% $700 

Guske  J to  B F Weber,  Oct  9,  It  51,  20  40 

14,  3y  7% $500 

Goss  A J to  R W Hyman  Jr,  Oct  1,  pt  blk 

5,  31  4014,  5y  8% $6000 

Heafield  L S to  R Waterman,  Sept  29,  Its 
1 to  8 blK  1,  23  39  13,  Aug  11,  ’87,  6$, 

[ $1500 


Goepal  W to  P E Stanley,  Oct  5,  It  43  sw 

U 8 38  14,  3y  5 % $200 

Gruge  M to  E A Warfield,  Oct  5,  It  13  blk 

50,  7 38  14,  2y  6% $275 

Hallender  A to  J W Lanehart,  Oct  1,  lot 

36  b 6 etc,  29  40  14,  5y  7% $900 

Hillebold  W S to  N A Mayer,  Oct  5,  lot  15 

b 8,  28  39  14,  3y  7% $1000 

Harris  L to  G Snydacker,  Oct  6,  It  24  b 7, 

Brainard  & E add,  5y  7% $3600 

Hill  D O to  L Baird,  Sept  30,  It  15,  Culver 

add,  5y  8% $5500 

Hesselroth  L to  H J Wallingford,  Oct  5, 

It  30  Culver  add,  3y  7% $2500 

Hannegan  J D to  J Lewis,  Sept  1,  lots  10 

and  11  b 13,  25  tO  13,  5y  8 % $500 

Hale  H B to  W D Kerfoot,  Oct  9,  It  3 It  12 

b D,  28  40  14,  3y  8% $2801 

Hennessey  J to  F A Barnes,  July  30,  It  27 

b 15,  32  39  14,  ly  8% $225 

Haman  A to  C J Adams,  June  28,  It  78,  sw 

34  7 38  14,  39m  8% $190 

Hautan  E and  H to  E S Dreyer,  Oct  7,  lot 

7 b 9 Rockwell  add,  3y  8% $1000 

Haruer  J to  F C Delamater,  Oct  11,  Its  19 

and  22  b 16,  5 37  14,  30  m 8% $175 

Haughton  M V to  H W Wolseley,  Sept  27 

It  9 b 1 b 3 Brookline,  8% .$300 

Heinecke  H to  N A Lauer,  Oct  8,  lot  25  b 

1 Kay’s  add.  3y  8% $800 

Holmes  E and  T to  A Heile,  July  23,  It  38 

b 3,  9 38  14,  5y $599 

Howard  E B to  C Ferguson,  Oct  1,  lot  2, 

b 4.  Packer  add,  5y  8% $13,334 

Hemmings  W to  A E Barr,  Oct  1,  It  27  blk 

12,  17  39  14,  2y  7% $1000 

Heine  H M to  G Vanzandt,  Oct  2,  lot  9, 

Smith’s  add,  Hyde  Park $500 

Gillette  T S to  P W Palmer,  Sept  11,  lot 

40  b 1,  20  40  14,  5y  8% $1550 

Hoffmann  -J  to  F J Jirka,  Sept  28,  It  12  b 

1,  8 38  14,  18m  6 $160 

Hummerstrom  L to  T S Lefens,  Oct  4,  pt 

-—,34  41  13,  3y  6 % $1500 

Haves  P to  J E Dalton,  Oct  4,  It  16  b 19, 

7 39  14,  7% $400 

Handtmann  A to  J Kiucade,  Oct  5;  lots  51 

and  52  b 15,  19  39  14,  ly  7% $1000 

Hawley  T E to  J F Richmond,  Oct  6,  lot  3 

b 8,  36  40  13,  ly  8% $150 

Hall  F to  E Koch,  Sept  29,  It  6 b 4,  9 38  14 

ly  $200 

Healey  P to  J Foley,  Oct  8,  lots  6 and  7.  b 

24,  29  40  14,  8% $900 

Havel  J to  T H Schintz,  Oct  4,  It  64  b 12, 

29  39  14,  3y  7% $2800 

Hanry  C to  Theo  H Schintz,  Sept  21,  It  14 

b 59,  19  39  14,  5y  7% $2500 

Hackett  J to  S Kerr,  Oct  6,  It  34  blk  4,  24 

39  13,  3y  8%  $500 

Halle  N to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  5,  It  3 b 

2,  28  39  14,  3y  8%f $4000 

Hall  F to  E Koch,  Sept  29,  It  6 b 4,  9 38  14 

3y  7% $500 

Harkness  M B to  L N Wheeler,  Oct  5,  prt 

It  23  b 17,  12  39  13,  ly  8% $4000 

Hallen  W to  W C Dow,  Aug  3,  It  9 b 54.27 

39  14,  ly  8% $1800 

Hlarady  J to  J Nutt,  Sept  27,  It  81  blk  43, _ 

19  39  14,  3y  7% $4°° 

Hellinger  J P to  W D Kerfoot,  Sept  7,  lot 

22  b 3,  28  40  14,  2y  8% $350 

Hoffman  LHtoPW  Atwood,  Sept  18,  It 

27  etc,  b 6,  22  38  14,  8% $2275 

Hartman  G to  J Lorscheider,  Sept  20,  lot 

29  b 81,  S Chicago $500 

Ingersoll  W B to  F R Chandler,  Aug  17,  It 

16  b 5,  21  38  14,  3y  7% $1000 

Illinois  Masonic  Orphan’s  Home  to  D J 
Swenie,  Sept  27,  pt  b 8 Union  Park  2d 

add.  5y  5% $10  000 

Johnston  W V to  W P Conger,  Oct  1,  It  36 

b 1,  Bogue  2d  add,  5y  7% $2900 

Jost  P to  E Knauer,  Oct  8,  It  9 b 42  Elston 

add,  2y  7% v!q°° 

Jensen  J to  L Baird,  Sept  1,  pt  b 15,  6 3. 

14,  5y  7% $8100 

Jensen  J to  W Loeb,  Oct  4,  It  32  blit  15,  6 

39  14,  5y  7% $1100 

Johnson  A to  H G Foreman,  June  1,  lots 

47  and  48  b 4,  20  38  14,  8% $600 

Johnson  G A to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  4, 
pt  It  1 b 11  Ogden  add,  5y  8% $16,000 


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Jansen  A J and  TtoHW  Wolseley,  Sept 
13,  lots  12  and  13  bloca  3 27  38  14,  8%, 

’ $4000 

aros  V to  A Stepina,  Sept  14,  lot  13  b 4. 

28  39  14,  ly  8% $260 

Jeschka  W A to  E Rurke,  Oct  4,  It  32  and 

pt  31  b 21.  25  40  13,  4y  8% $300 

Johnston  J to  W M Booth,  Sept  27,  pt  Its 

22  and  23  b 1,  3 38  14,  2y  8% .$666 

Jourdin  L to  G M Bogue,  Sept  6,  lot  63  b 

3 b 4,  13  39  13,  5y  8% $550 

Jund  J to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  7,  It  392 

b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3y  7% $300 

Jenks  C L to  P W Snowhook,  Oct  7,  prt  It 

23  and  24  b 16,  s s add,  3y  8% $4000 

Jtotz  J to  H G Naper,  June  3,  It  20  blk  9, 

19  40  14,  5y  8% $310 

Kaestner  CtoRL  Tatham,  Oct  6,  lots  1 
and  2 and  prt  6 blk  30.  s s add,  5y 

$12,500 

Krouse  L to  M Bruggestadt,  Oct  7,  Its  1 to 

4 b 18,  and  prt  blk  22  Brown’s  add,  3y, 

_ $500 

Kelleher  T C to  A H Veeder,  Oct  7,  It  4 and 

w^  lot  10,  4 38  14,  4y  8% $925 

Kerr  S to  S M Moore,  Jane  1,  It  1 b 4,  etc, 

b 3,  Douglas  Pk  add,  2y  8% $1931 

Kaski  F to  C A Perkins,  Sept  17,  It  3 b 4 

b 6,  3 39  14,  3y  8% $500 

Korup  0 to  L Baird,  July  31,  lot  11  b 12, 

18  39  14,  ly  8% $625 

Kane  T M to  W H Holden,  Oci  4,  pt  Its  20 

and  21,  3 7 12,  3y  7% $1500 

Krick  J W to  M A Delany,  Oct  5,  It  81  blk 

95  s s add,  3y  8% $3,500 

Kiener  R H to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  5,  pt 

It  3 b 6 Schlessing  add,  3y  7% $1000 

Kater  J to  F Denison,  Sept  23,  Its  43  and 

44  se  M 35  40  13,  3y  8% $500 

Iieine  H Jr  to  E E Prussing,  Sept  21,  It  24 

b 24,  33  40  14,  3y  7% $2300 

Krause  F to  F C Gibbs,  Oct  6,  It  29  b 7,  S 

& F add,  4y  8% $900 

Kearns  J to  S E Gross,  Dec  30,  It  37  blk  1, 

Clifford  add,  3y  8% .....  1350 

Kearns  J to  S E Gross,  Sept  28,  Dec  30,  It 

37  b 1,  Clifford  add,  3y  8% $1350 

Kelleher  E to  J C Schumacher,  Oct  6,  lot 

19  b 13,  17  39  14,  5y  7% $1200 

Kuehn  R to  H C Buckner.  Oct  11,  lots  24 
and  25  blk  1 blck  1,  19  4C  14,  30m  8% 

,$500 

King  V to  G A Springer,  Oct  5,  pt  lot  22, 

22  38  14,  29m,  6 % $1575 

Keller  W to  C H Rieke,  Sept  15,  lot  45  14 

b 4,  Sheffield  add,  5y  8% $700 

Katz  Hy  to  A C Oldenburg,  Oct  9,  lot  16  b 

2,  9 38  14,  2y  7% $500 

Kaufman  L to  R W Bridge,  Sept  27,  It  4 b 

10,  Sheffield  add,  ly  8i $550 

liraufman  L to  R W Bruldan,  se  x/2  14  4 b 

6,  Sheffield  add,  3y  8% $550 

Kurfes  G to  E Koch,  Oct  4,  It  80  b 8,  35  40 

13,  3y  8% $200 

Katz  B to  J Stern,  Oct  4,  lot  7 b 13,  27  39 

14,  7% $6000 

Krump  B to  C F Dore,  Oct  2,  It  35  blk  1-., 

19  39  14,  ly  7% $1000 

Little  F J to  L A Frey,  Oct  9,  It  36  b 67,  6 

37  15,  5y  7% $800 

Lundmacher  EtoH  E Greenebaum,  Oct  5, 

Its  23  and  24  b 4 b 5 Sheffield  add,  2y  7% 
$2000 

Latus  O F to  F F Colby,  Sept  30,  lots  33 

and  34  b 1,  8 39  14,  8%.... $4000 

Lapean  D to  E Koch,  Sept  29,  It  23  b 3,  9 

38  14,  4y  7% $400 

Lang  J to  E Koch.  Oct  6,  It  10  blk  1,  6 39 

14,  2y  6% $5000 

Lipner  C to  C Kozminsni,  Oct  6,  pt  It  9 b 

62,  21  39  14,  3y  6 $1000 

Legnard  JBtoHW  King,  Sept  30,  pt  lot 

6 b 54  Carpenter  add,  3y  6 % $5000 

Lehr  F to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  30,  It  27 

b 7,  North  add.  90  ds,  7% $315 

Lehr  F to  Phoenix  B Society,  Oct  7,  lot  47 

b 7 North  add,  8% $1200 

Lichter  N to  J H Ernst,  Oct  9,  lot  138  b 1, 

etc,  29  40  14,  3y  6 %% $550 

Lake  E to  A Grannis,  Oct  i,  It  9 lot  5,  b 2 

Rockwell  add,  5y  7% $500 

Lapeau  L to  E Koch,  Sept  29,  It  23  b 3,  9 

38  14,  ly  8% • $“00 

Luetz  N to  J C Schumacher,  Sept  8,  It 

31  b 12,  19  39  14,  2v  7% $700 

Lawson  E M to  A Peterson,  Sept  4,  It  9 b 

25  Ogden  add  3y  7% $2650 

Lursen  M to  J J Altpeter,  Oct  8,  It  41  blk 

16,  20  39  14,  8% $1500 

Lehman  A L to  T F Brett,  Sept  27,  Its  15 

to  19  b 3,  4 38  12,  3y  7% $800 

Leiendecker  M E to  P J Schreiner,  Oct  1, 

Its  1 and  2 b 1,  4 38  14,  2y  8% $4000 

Langhorn  N to  J C Schumacher,  Oct  4,  It 

19  b 11  S & G add,  2y  8% $400 

Luck  W to  J J Knickerbocner,  Oct  5,  It  3 
It  4 b 1 Myrick  2d  add,  4y  7% $1800 


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Lonergan  J H to  F VV  Hatterman,  Aug  28 
lot  59  block  39,  Sheffield  add,  3y  6# 

$100 

Lynarn  C to  N A Partridge,  Oct  1,  pt  It  12 

b 1 Ogden  add,  6 % $1500 

Lanigan  J to  J C Schumacher,  Oct  5,  lot  7 

b 55.  21  39  14,  2y  7£ $400 

Lawrence  K to  S B French,  Oct  5,  7y  6$, 

$2100 

Lindmark  A to  H G Foreman,  Mav  24.  It 

79  b 3,  20  28  14,  2y  8% "...  .$150 

Matteson  E to  J Stern,  Oct  6,  It  16  blk  41 

Ogden  add,  7% $1500 

Mullen  M A and  W J to  C 0 Keeney.  June 

1,  pt  b 96,  27  39  14,  30m .$2700 

McGurk  M J to  F R Chandler.  Oct  1,  part 

It  12  sw  % 4 38  14,  4y  7% $1600 

Montgomery  J M L and  E H to  J Don- 
nersberger,  Sept  27,  pt  w % se  % 12  39 

u-2y  6% $2000 

McGuirk  M to  R J Smithwick,  Oct  9,  lot 

12  b 24,  17  39  14,  8% $3000 

Moran  M to  G A Springer,  Sept  29,  pt  lot 

4 b 3,  22  38  14,  2y  8% $275 

Mette  W to  A C Oldenburg,  Sept  15,  pt  b 

16,  Oak  Pk,  2y  7% $400 

McCarthy  M J to  A H Veeder,  Oct  9,  lot  2 


It  10,  sw  ^ 4 38  14,  4y  8%. 


.$750 


McClellan  G B to  R W Bridge,  Aug  27,  It 

17  b 6 b 10,  Sheffield  add,  3y  8% $600 

Mulrooney  T to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  5, 

It  8 b 1,  2 38  14,  5y  7%..' $2000 

Milan  J J to  M Hickey,  Aug  22,  Its  4 to  6 

b 3,  10  48  14,  2y  7% $2300 

McElherne  M E to  C M Coleman,  Oct  6,  It 

21  b 16,  17  39  14,  3y  6% $2150 

Muller  A to  C J Hambleton,  Oct  7,  It  33  b 

5,  18  39  14,  3y  6% $1000 

Marrow  M to  S Straus,  Sept  1,  lot  21  b 60, 

s s add,  lOy  6% $9500 

Murray  C A to  B L Pease,  Sept  22,  Its  19 

and  20  b 4.  11  39  13,  3y  8% $300 

Millington  E to  D S Place,  Oct  5,  It  1 It  2 

etc,  Butterfield  add,  3y  7% $800 

Martindale  H H to  S H Wheeler,  Aug  25, 
lot  22  and  part  23  b 17,  12  39  13,  3y  6£, 

$3600 

Mooney  W J to  H W Ames,  Oct  5,  It  48  b 

22,  33  39  14,  5 1-5$ $1000 

Mendel  A to  A O Butler,  Oct  6,  Its  33  and 

34  b 5,  31  40  14.  ly  8# $1200 

Meyne  W to  E Burke.  July  10,  lot  34  b 24, 

25  40  13,  5%y.  6 % $550 

McDonald  P to  D Goodwin,  Oct  1,  pt  Its 

9 and  10  b 33,  18  39  14,  2y  8% $3,000 

Mensching  M to  J P Altgeld,  Oct  1,  lot  48 

b 26,  5 39  14,  5% $500 

Moeller  K and  J G to  J Wolfenstetter, 

Oct  4,  It  42  b 2,  29  40  14,  3y  7% $600 

Manning  D and  R to  J E Dalton,  Oct  4, 

It  43  b 12,  7 39  14,  7% $700 

McConnell  J to  W A Montgomery,  Sept 
7,  lots  1 and  2,  blk  4,  28  40  14,  3y  6$, 

$3975 

Meier  F W to  L Pasal,  Oct  6,  It  48  b 11,  5 

39  14,  2y  8% $800 

Munch  P to  C J Adams,  June  30,  It  69  nw 

3^  7 38  14,  18m $150 

Mogg  H A F to  E L Gillette.  Sept  1,  lots 

13  and  14  b 41,  9 37  14,  6% $200 

Menge  H L to  J Seilheimer,  Oct  5,  It  47  b 

1 b 5 Sheffield  add,  2y  7% $500 

Nukuski  J to  L Mandl,  Oct  1,  pt  It  6 b 36, 

s s add,  2y  7% $500 

Nevins  M to  E Hanecy,  Oct  7,  It  18  blx  10, 

Ogden  add $2300 

Neild  M M to  C Ferguson,  Oct  1,  It  2 b 4, 

Packer  add,  5y  8% $13,334 

Nolan  P to  G G Newbury,  Aug  31,  lot  37, 

Flint  add,  3y  6% $600 

Neal  J P to  D F Dorsett,  Oct  1,  lot  4 b 3, 

2 38  14,  4y  7% $3000 

Nowak  V to  T Krolik,  Sept  15,  lot  20  b 21 

Elston  add,  8^ $1700 

Nelson  A G to  J G Miller,  Oct  1,  lot  39  b 

15  Holstein,  25m  7% $400 

Nichols  F W to  J F Rhodes,  Sept  25,  It  15 

and  pt  14  b 4,  32  39  14,  8% $700 

Nicholls  H D to  J VV  Scoville.  Sept  13,  Its 
18  and  19  b 1,  18  39  14,  5y  6% ... . $10,000 
Neuendorf!  E to  H S Dietrich, oct  7,  Its  45 

and  46  b 2,  29  40  14,  8% $800 

Nelson  O to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  8,  lots 

4 and  5 b 4,  35  40  13,  8y  7% $400 

Nage  C F to  S E Gross,  May  11,  It  5 blK  8, 

Clifford  add,  2y  6% $334 

Oanes  M J to  F A Woodbury,  April  1,  lot 

15  and  pt  16  b 4,  16  38  14,  7% $1300 

Owings  F P to  P E Stanley,  Oct  6,  Its  12 
to  14  and  part  15  blcK  92,  s s add,  ly  8% 

$15,000 

Ortselfer  A to  D F Dorsett,  Oct  5,  It  9 b 3 

2 38  14,  3y  7% $3490 

Ohman  C J to  B Lathrop,  Sept  23,  lots  14 

to  17  b 11  Reaper  add,  3y  6$ $1600 

Ohtin  L to  F A Bragg,  June  14,  It  28  b 5, 

8 39  14,  ly  8% $ 


Ort  S to  Y M Brand,  Oct  9,  It  7 b 11,  29  40 

3y  $2600 

Osborne  E to  W P Elliott,  Sept  20,  It  1033 
etc  blK  21  Riverside  Third  add,  2y  7%, 

$2000 

Osgood  E A to  W GSherer,  Oct  4,  It  3 blk 

2 Bridge’s  add,  3y  7% $600 

Oldson  C J to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  11, 

Its  20  and  21  b 2,  Gross  Para  add,  3y  7% 

$750 

Orm  J R to  J Stern.  Sept  20,  It  10  b 11,  17 

38  14,  7% ' $8oo 

Olson  A to  G G Newbury,  Sept  22,  It  12  b 

5,  36  40  13  $58  a 

Olsen  M to  A Peterson,  Oct  8,  It  18  b 2.  8 

39  14,  3y  8% $2500 

O’Brien  J to  L Baird,  Sept  18,  lot  15  b 6, 

18  39  14,  2y  6% $490 

Owen  A E and  W W to  S M Moore,  Sept 
2,  pt  It  16  and  all  17  b 1,  8 39  13,  2y  6% 

$ 200 

Orr  H B to  C F Grey,  Sept  25,  pt  It  17,  b 

5,  34  39  14,  20m  6# $2,500 

Payette  E to  J E Miller,  Sept  20,  It  34  b 1 

8 38  14,  8% $1500 

Percival  A to  L Baird,  Sept  27,  It  8 b 8.  20 

39  14.  ly  7% $1500 

Page  W R to  W DeWolf,  Sept  27,  lots  11 

and  12  b 4,  11  38  14,  3y  6% $9000 

Pretzel  G to  J Buehler,  Oct  4,  Its  1 and  2, 

Allen  sub  6 39  14,  ly  7% $2500 

Prindiville  M to  P W SnowhooK,  Oct  4,  it 
8 and  pt  7 b 4 S <fc  G add,  3y  7%%.  .$5000 
Padecky  J to  S M Moore,  Aug  30,  Its  37 

and  38  b 5,  28  38  14,  3y  6% 566 

Pougn  W H to  W E Furness,  July  26,  lots 

5 and  6 b 4 Sutton  add,  3y  6% $2100 

Phillips  C and  H to  L Silverman,  Oct  5,  pt 

b B Fremont  add,  3y  8% $3200 

Peterson  J S to  H G Naper,  July  19,  It  45 

b 8,  19  40  14,  5y  8% $380 

Percinek  J to  O Kerbin,  Oct  4,  lot  4 b 37, 

21  39  14,  7% $300 

Ponrington  C to  J Stern.Oct  7,  It  30,Wood- 

lawn  Terrace,  7% $2000 

Pyritz  C to  J C Miller,  Sept  20,  Its  7 and  8 

b 2.  8 38  14,  8% $2500 

Peterson  G to  J Buehler,  Oct  5,  It  49  b 4 b 

1,  8 39  14,  3y  8% $3000 

Pfaffenbach  J to  I T Green,  Sept  21,  lot 

13  b 1.  9 38  14.  3y  8% $1900 

Plecker  E W to  D S Place,  Sept  20,  Its  11 

to  13,  se  14  39  13,  3y  8% $3000 

Palm  M E to  H L Kent,  Aug  2,  It  18  blk  1, 

16  38  14,  8% $850 

Peterson  F to  J McLaren,  Nov  1,  ’86,  (?). 

It  47  blk  8,  bik  10,  Sheffield  add,  4y  7%, 

$4000 

Paine  A G to  W M Booth,  Sept  30,  lots  20 

and  21  b 1,  3 38  14,  2y  6% $1334 

Quarnstrom  L J ty  L H Davis,  Sept  6,  lot 

23  It  1 b 4,  30  39  14,  3y  8% $400 

RzantKowski  M to  E Kiolbassa,  Oct  6,  s % 

It  15  b 30,  Elston  add  3y  7% $1000 

Raym  M to  V Topinka,  Oct  1,  lots  33  and 

34  b 3,  28  39  14,  8% $800 

Rossman  G J to  J W Scoville,  Oct  1,  Its  6 

and  7 It  5 b 1,  18  39  13,  3y  7% $2500 

Ryfeldt  A to  J R Parker,  Oct  5,  lot  22  b 7, 

8 39  14,  ly  8% $300 

Rausch  L to  H S Dietrich,  Oct  5,  It  30  blk 

17,  35  40  13,  8% $100 

Rosenstock  I to  J D Parker,  Oct  9,  Its  73 

and  74,  11  39  13,  ly  8% $250 

Root  F K to  F R Chandler,  Oct  1,  pt  It  10 

14  38  14,  5y  8% $3500 

Reuter  J to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  Oct  4,  It 

16  b 2,  17  38  14.  5y  7% $1000 

Rood  F D to  C S Redfleld,  Oct  1,  It  21  b 2 

21  3814,  3y  7% $500 

Rann  F to  C F Collot.  Sept  18,  It  7 b 6,  20 

40  14,  3y  8% ‘ $600 

Rogerson  S to  E H Sheldon,  Sept  15,  lots 
47  and  48  b 1 b 3,  Sheffield  add,  3y  6%, 

$2250 

Ready  P to  T J Lefens,  Sept  30,  pt  It  4 b 

1,  24  39  13,  3y  6# $1200 

Redland  J S to  R Berger,  May  1,  lots  30 

and  31  b 30,  8 37  14,  3y  8% $300 

Reidel  L to  J C Miller,  Sept  20,  lot  9 b 2, 

8 28  14,  8% $1000 

Staley  S J to  A T Galt,  July  26,  lots  5 and 

6 and  14  b 3,  12  39  13,  7% $800 

Stafford  D C to  A E Guild  Jr,  Oct  8,  pt  lot 

84  nw  l4  20  40  14,  5y  8% $1500 

Sisson  L A and  J A to  A Peterson,  Oct 
9,  It  20  and  pt  19,  blck  1,  17  38  14,  ly  8 % 

$300 

Springer  A J to  H A Gardner,  Sept  24,  lot 

34,  14  38  14,  lOy  8% $5750 

Syer  F A to  J C Welling,  Oct  4,  Its  25  and 

26  b 1,  13  38  14,  2y  6%, $5000 

Scanlan  M and  T to  H L Kent,  Mar  15,  pt 

It  2 b 11,  21  38  14,  5y  7 % $500 

Schirmann  A E and  E P to  A Schaaf, 

Oct  1,  pt  Its  9 to  12  b 1 blk  44,  Sheffield 
add,  2y  8% $1500 


Stephens  L A to  H J Luders,  Sept  18,  It  1 

It  7,  12  39  13,  5y  8% $1000 

Smethells  R E to  H A Hal,  Oct  1,  lot  32  b 

5,  1 39  13,  2y  8$ $400 

Steubenranch  H to  W G Goudy,  July  21,  It 

4i5b  1,  29  40  14,  4y  8% $775 

Shaw  J H to  H Wallace,  Oct  5,  It  20  blk  8, 

33  38  14,  8% $800 

Sawyer  P C to  J C Magill,  Oct  1,  lot  2 It  9 

b 7 RocKwell  add,  3y  8% $1466 

Simmerman  H to  C H Wood,  Sept  13,  Its 

8 and  9 b 9,  35  40  13,  ly  8% $375 

Sweetland  F R to  J B Skinner,  Sept  22,  It 

6 It  2 b 7,  Rockwell  add,  ly  8% $200 

Swanson  A to  W H Moore,  Oct  7,  pt  It  3 b 

1,  9 38  14,  4y  6% $900 

Sorenson  I P to  J C Miller,  Sept  20,  part 

Its  13  and  14,  b 63  Hyde  Pk,  8% $2600 

Staedele  W to  R Berger,  Oct  5,  lot  87  b 8, 

35  40  13,  3y  6$ $100 

Seemann  L to  H Rubens,  Oct  6,  prt  b 5 frl 

J^9  39  14,  3y  8% $5000 

Sherburne  M W to  J H Van  Vlissingen 

Sept  10,  pt  b 10, 11  38  14,  5y  8% $6500 

Sullivan  J to  Parkslde  L and  S Co,  Sept 

13,  It  3 b 2,  9 38  14,  8% $700 

Snowhook  P W to  W Heinemann,  Sept  28 

pt  b 4,  36  40  13,  3y  8% $10,400 

Sizer  W B to  A Smith,  Aug  24,  lot  17  1 s 

sub,  2 38  14,  2y  8% $500 

St  Peter  T to  G M Bogue,  July  27,  It  51  b 

3  b 4,  13  39  14.  5y  6 % $450 

Scott  W to  H H Rose,  Sept  23,  lot  35  b 3, 

16  38  14,  7£ $1200 

Snyder  G to  A Wisner,  Oct  5,  lot  8 b 1,  32 

40  14,  5y  7% $2100 

Schobinger  J J to  A Heile,  Sept  1.  It  6 blK 

76,  4 38  14,  25m  8% $1700 

Smidl  V to  G D Shaner,  Sept  22,  It  36  b 1 

8 38  14,  2y  8% $240 

Sheda  J to  L Mandl,  Oct  6,  lot  12  b 60.  s 

s add,  ly  8% $1200 

Steffens  J W to  T H Schintz,  Oct  6,  lot  11 

b 29,  33  40  14,  2y  8% $3000 

Taylor  S D to  J Lloyd,  Oct  21,  Its  27  to  30 

b 1,  17  37  15,  2y  7% $2000 

Trapp  C to  J Rathke,  Oct  4,  It  14  It  1 b 4, 

30  39  14.  2y  7% $900 

Techau  E to  W Heinemann,  Sept  24,  It  12 

b 1 b 4,  Sheffield  add,  3y  6 % $4000 

Thomas  A and  J S to  T Schintz,  Sept  30, 

Its  4 and  5 b 6,  28  39  14,  5y  6 %%  . . .$4000 
Tyrrell  J to  L C Brooks,  Sept  20,  lots  13 
and  14  blk  2 lot  13  Bronson  add,  2y  8%, 

$10,000 

Tyrrell  J to  L C Brooks,  Sept  20,  lots  13 
and  14  blk  2 lot  13,  Bronson  add,  2v  8%, 

• $10,000 

Thain  E L and  J A to  J Donnessberger, 

Oct  6,  lots  41  and  40,  34  39  14,  5y  8%, 

$2000 

The  Catholic  Bishop  of  Chicago  to  B La- 
throp, Sept  13,  Its  38  and  39  b 4,  30  39 

14,  5y  8% $2000 

Townsend  F to  F L Wilk,  Sent  10,  lots  28 

to  30,  It  1 etc,  12  3913,  ly  7# $1750 

Tolman  H L to  F R Chandler,  Oct  1,  lot  5 
blK  3,  G L t G add  Evanston,  5v  7%, 

’ $2000 

(Jllmann  A I to  I C Wood,  Sept  16,  It  15, 

Oak  Park,  3y  8% $500 

Van  Duersen  E to  P W SnowhooK,  Sept 

17,  pt  It  7 se  qr  17  38  14,  5y  8% $1800 

Vail  T to  C W Griggs,  Aug  15,  lot  84  b 5, 

Dock  add,  8% $460 

Valenta  M to  R Waterman.  Sept  29,  Its  9 

and  10  b 1,  23  39  13,  2y  8% $950 

Weseman  A to  J Buehler,  Oct  4,  It  59  b 28 

5 39  14,  ly  7% $700 

Warren  L S and  A W to  G A Rose,  Oct  1, 

It  35  and  prt  34  block  1,  3 38  14,  5y  8%, 

$2500 

Wing  A S to  E L Stewart,  Oct  1,  It  17,  lot 

I b 7,  RocKwell  add,  5y  8% $2000 

Waller  R A to  L Ba  rd,  Aug  28,  prt  b 2.  20 

40  14,  3y  7% $6,000 

Waller  R A to  H J Wallingford,  Sept  1,  pt 

b 2 ne  20  40  14.  3y  8% $4800 

Walter  E E to  T J Lefens,  Oct  6,  pt  It  1 b 

65,  27  39  14,  ly  6 % $500 

Winicek  A to  C Woeller,  Sept  16,  It  9 b 2, 

5 39  14,  5y  8% $ 

Winkelmann  H to  D M Hillis,  Aug  10,  lot 

II  b 1 b 7,  8 37  15,  2y  7% .$343 

Woodley  M and  J to  J H Bissell,  Sept  1, 

It  30  It  16,  3 38  14,  ly  8% $389 

Williams  O J to  F C Delemater,  Oct  27,  It 

14  b 1,35  40  13,  2y  8% $175 

Wood  F H to  I C Wood,  Sept  18,  lots  19 

and  20  b 6 OaK  Park,  3y  6% $1000 

Warren  F D to  W M Booth,  Sept  30,  It  33 
and  part  34  block  1,  3 38  14,  3 y 8%. 

$1000 

Westman  A B and  A to  A Chytraus,  Sept 

25,  Its  2 and  3 b 3,  8% $500 

Weston  W to  C M L Ins  Co,  Sept  25,  s % 
b 9,  Kinzie  add,  5y  6 % $6500 


Winkraus  G to  A B Mead,  Sept  15,  lots  16 
and  17  block  7,  La  Grange,  5 y 8# 

• $500 

Wiley  J to  H C Zuttermeister,  Oct  1,  lots 

8 and  9 b 4,  8 37  15,  4y  8% $1824 

Whistler  F D to  C R Chandler,  Oct  1,  pt  b 

2,  17  38  14,  5y  7% $1000 

Wiley  L to  D F Dorsett,  Oct  5,  It  6 nw  frl 

M 2 38  14,  5y  7% $1750 

Weller  F to  C L Horton,  Aug  16,  Its  9 and 

10  b 2,  31  38  15,  68m  8% $825 

Wunderlich  R to  A Heile,  Oct  7,  It  27  b 6, 

28  39  14,  5y  7% $1400 

Waldarsch  M to  F Schraeder,  July  2,  It  29 

b 1,  19  40  14,  3y  8% $300 

Wegemund  C to  T H Schintz,  Oct  6,  It  24 

It  9 b 13,  35  40  13,  5y  8% $900 

Wheeler  S H to  J L Norton,  Oct  4,  12  39 

13,  ly  7% $8000 

Wengierski  F to  E H Sheldon,  Sept  14,  It 

10  b 1,  6 39  14,  3y  8% $700 

Wallin  C 0 and  H to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug 
28,  lots  25  to  27  blocK  3,  28  40  14,  3y  8% 

$1575 

Wiersig  R to  C S Holt,  Oct  7,  It  44  It  2 etc 

b 21,  Sheffield  add,  4y  7% $240 

Wingren  E to  C D Wells,  Oct  5,  lot  27,  sw 

M 20  40  14,  7% $1800 

Young  J T to  H G Foreman,  Aug  18,  b 4, 

O’Neill  add,  3y  8% $4000 

Zoagla  C J to  C G Rickleffs,  Sept  11,  It  2 
b 8,  6 39  14,  4y  8%  $250 


CHATTEL  MORTGAGES. 

Adlunn  E F to  J Cullen  Oct  5,  horses  etc 

272  Aberdeen  st,  2 m $50 

Almund  J to  J W Lusk  Oct  9,  horses  etc 

1260  Noble  st,  6 m $260 

Amos  G W to  E R MacKey  Oct  11,  machy 

etc,  11  s Canal  st,  6 m $ 68 

Agnay  E A to  D Hyman  Oct  11,  furn  97 

Dearborn  av,  2y $1100 

Barton  A to  C E Wyman  Oct  8,  horses  etc, 

462  Wabash  av,  6 m $1125 

Bowers  J to  G Wyman  Sept  27,  horses  etc 

1954  Lake  st  6 m $135 

Bledsaw  E L to  W S Wharton  Oct  7,  bar- 
ber shop,  948  Ashland  av  4 m $67 

Bornstadt  W to  BrunswicK  B C Co  Sept  23 

saloon  goods,  10  m $500 

Brower  W R to  M L Pemberton  Oct  2,  pia- 
no, 4151  Langley  av,  6 m $109 

Barnhart  JR  to  M L Pemberton  Oct  5, 

furn  3 m $132 

Billerbecx  F C to  H Piroth  Oct  1,  drugs 

2459  Wentworth  av,  2 y.  . $2826 

Beaubien  A to  J D Spear  Oct  8,  piano  192 

Colorado  av $65 

Benton  C to  C Babcock  Oct  7,  piano  and 

furn  415  w 14th  st,  7 m $62 

Bley  C M to  S Foster  Oct  12,  horse  ets  527 

w 12th  st  90  ds $60 

Borkovitz  J to  N W Sefus  Oct  11,  oven  858 

Lake  st,  2 m $65 

BoKryzwinsKi  C to  Ernst  Bros  B Co  Oct  11 

saloon  205  n Wood  st $ 

Brodie  S to  C L Brodie  Oct  12,  wagon  6m 

$200 

BethKe  W to  G A Poehlmann  Oct  8,  gro- 
cery 284  Wells  st,  1 y $139 

B«el  J to  E R Mackey  Oct  11,  barber  shop 

9/7  LaKe  st.  6 m $118 

Brenan  M L to  G Gates  Oot  9,  piano  441 

Randolph  st,  6 m $124 

Burns  H to  J O’Hern  Oct  11,  horse  etc  147 

w Washington  st,  6 m $120 

Bowers  W H to  E R Walker  Oct  9,  saloon 

145  Dearborn  st,  2 y $560 

BoughnerW  D to  J W Lusk  Oct  8,  billiard 

tables  etc  401  Van  Buren  st,  6 m $496 

Brainard  M R to  J D Spear  Oct  3,  Emer- 
son piano  304  Orchard  st,  6 m $55 

Butcher  J W to  I Wilson  Oct  4,  livery  sta- 
ble It  6 b 43  Ogden  av  3 m $55 

Broughan  H T to  C Babcock  Oct  5,  furn 

257  Hermitage  av,  6 m $102 

Boehler  C to  H Kratz  Oct  6,  barber  shop 

196  Blue  Island  av,  9 m $95 

Bartunck  F to  C Passow  & Son  Aug  6, 

pool  table  etc  689  May  st, $90 

Barnes  G to  Bartholomae  & Roesing  Oct 
7,  horses  saloon  etc,  771  Ogden  av,  1 m 

$250 

Bruce  H F to  J W Lusk  Oct  4,  furn  and  pi- 
ano 294  Chicago  av,  6 m $260 

Bergman  J to  C Reus  Apr  13,  house  303  w 

16th  st,  2 y $300 

Brown  F to  W T Johnson  Oct  7,  piano  143 

17th  st,  8 m $84 

Camilla  J to  J Schweyer  Oct  8,  restaurant 

40  w Madison  st,  9 m $492 

Chipman  J toBlain  Bros  Oct  12,  furn  193  8 

Green  st,  6 m $65 

Church  W L to  C Bradner  Oct  4,  furn 

Woodlawn,  1 y $272 

Collins  GW  to  A J Snell  Oct  9,  horses  etc 
Jefferson  2 y $230 


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Coppenwell  W L to  T McGovern  Oot  12, 

turn  388  Madison  st,  C m $150 

Closter  R W to  A Schaffhauser  Oct  7, 
Knabe  piano  and  furn  449  Hurlbnt  st,  6 

$124 

Campbell  B to  G A Robinson  Oct  1,  turn 

11  Curtis  st $122 

Cavanaugh  J and  J to  C Wyman  Sept  28, 
Haines  Bros  piano  208  n Green  st  6 m 

$167 

Colsen  0 to  A H Revell  & Go,  Aug  26-  farn 

3416  Wallace,  ly $60 

Cohen  C S to  G Bell  Oct  6,  turn  1524  Di- 

versey  av,  3 m $165 

Cast  C to  EM  Mills  Oct  3,  carriage  etc 

wkly $350 

Coates  F J to  C Babcock  Oct  6,  wagons  etc 

13  Sangamon  st  5 m $102 

Cory  GW  to  W T Collins  Oct  5,  turn  70 

Wisconsin  st  6 m $225 

Cook  J F to  F O A Hartwell  , turn 

517  Carroll  av,  2 y $580 

Ceperly  G NtoWH  King  Oct  1,  furn  285 

Division  st  1 y $83 

Chromotype  Co  to  Porter  Mfg  Co  Oct  5, 
engine  etc  157  Washington  st,  5 m.  .$160 
Carlson  J to  J W Lusk  Oct  7,  horse  etc, 

5001  Lake  av,  3 m $146 

Connerty  J F to  J W Lusk  Oct  7,  furn  etc 

143  Lytle  st,  6 m $99 

Carter  C A to  F F Kellogg  Oct  8,  furn  3841 

Vincennes  av,  1 y $735 

Cain  W L to  B Sweazey  Oct  8,  furn  41 

Eldredge  ct,  5 m $252 

Constantine  A C to  C Babcock  Oct  9,  furn 

196  Wells  st  6 m $77 

Carey  J to  W S Whartsn  Sept  29,  horses 

etc  799  Blue  Island  av,  4 m $172 

Carbonneau  E to  C Williams  Oct  8,  rurn 

— Blue  Island  av  7 m $227 

Carleson  C to  S Richardson  , 116  Ev- 
ergreen av,  4 m $56 

Callaghan  J to  S Richardson  Oct  5 furn  18 

Perin  st,  4 m $142 

Cnnradi  J to  T S Bidwell  Oct  1,  drugs 

2904  Archer  av,  2 y $2400 

Custer  G G to  F E BlacKman  Oct  9,  furn 

182  Morgan  st,  4 m $108 

Dwyer  R 0 to  C F Williams  Oct  7,  books 

etc  239  w Madison  st,  3 m $320 

Dowling  J W to  N L Wilson  Oct  7,  furn 

154  La  Salle  1 y $222 

DeClerque  H to  H A Pemberton  Oct  3,  pi- 
ano and  furn  238  Chestnut  st,  3 m . . . . $52 
Doughty  A to  J H Spear  Oct  11,  horse  etc 

404  Webster  av,  6 m $115 

Dantel  C to  H M McIntosh  Oct  11,  cows 

etc  632  Elston  av,  6 m $381 

David  M to  A Kantz  Sept  25,  furn  578 

Monroe  st $756 

Davis  M to  J Cullen  Sept  28,  carriaGe  etc 

291  May  st  3 m $74 

Daley  K to  J W Lusk  Oct  4,  piano  191  Su- 
perior st,  6 m $140 

English  J E to  C Williams  Oct  8,  furn  202 

Walnut  st,  7 m $315 

Eaton  T W to  A Dean  Oct  4,  machy  62 

LaKe,  2 m $203 

Eschmeyer  H to  W N Alley  Oct  6,  furn 

1132  Bowen  av,  3 m $170 

Firpact  M to  H Ahlgrim  Oct  1,  hearse  etc 

658  Loomis  st’  6 m $275 

Fangsted  E to  G J Williams  Oct  9,  furn 

500  w Erie  st,  3 m $173 

Franz  J to  W H Rohner  Oct  5.  horses  etc" 

3 m $100 

Fraleigh  I L to  W A Fletcher  Oct  7,  furn 

2 and  4 La  Salle  av,  5 m $226 

Foft  S E to  C H Nix  Sept  7,  furn  73  Mon- 
roe st,  2 y $54 

t ForK  J H to  E H BabcocK  Oct  9,  furn  347 

State  st  3 m $50 

Fowler  W A to  E R Mackey  Oct  11,  furn 

Woodlawn  2 m $162 

Foley  TtoWN  Alley  Oct  9,  furn  712  Ash- 
land av,  2 m $52 

Frattner  H to  W N Alley  Oct  11,  billiard 

tables  405  Clark  st  6 m $98 

Fisher  W to  J W Lusk  Oct  11,  horses  etc 
20  Desplaines  st,  6 m $590 


Forrest  M to  W Johnson  Oct  11,  horses 

etc  59  3d  av,  9m....  $100 

Fischer  G W to  P Schoenhofen  B Co  Oct 

5,  saloon  187  w Madison  st,  2 y $2000 

Fife  L to  J O’Hern  Oct  4,  horses  etc  631 

Warren  av,  6 m $130 

Fontaine  T E to  E Brown  Oct  4,  furn  970 

Polk  st  8 m $253 

Forsaith  P W to  M Johnson  Oct  5,  horses 

etc  39  w Adams  st,  8 m $121 

Gray  J M to  J Davie  Sept  30,  marKet  951 

w North  av $360 

Glacebrooke  B B to  J Cullen  Sept  29,  furn 

226  w Taylor  st,  3 m $40 

Gagnon  L to  Blain  Bros  Sept  27  Lighte 
piano  and  furn,  Kensington,  3m...  .$210 
Graves  D to  J D Spear  Oct  5,  piano  and 

furn  4910  Wabash  av  6 m $134 

Granger  J C to  C E Baker  Oct  5,  furn  600 

Adams  st,  6 m $115 

Gndbrausen  H to  G E White  Oct  5,  ma- 
chinery etc,  1 y $1600 

Grant  J Q to  C E Robinson  Oct  1,  horses 

etc  4 m $120 

Green  H to  J D Spear  Oct  9,  furn  5117 

Atlantic,  1 m $82 

Griffin  G W to  W Wengler  Oct  9,  laundry 

6 m $600 

GilKinson  C P to  E H BabcocK  Oct  12, 

horses  ete  308  JacKson  st,  6 m $76 

Green  F A to  J W Lusk  Oct  8,  furn  1133 

Adams  st,  6 m $68 

Hartman  M to  M Butler  Aug  23,  horses 

$175 

Hamann  C to  W Krackmann  Oct  1,  house 

512^  Franklin  st  1 y $109 

Hawkins  D W to  J W Paxton  sept  24,  furn 


499  Wabash  av  2 y . 


$1175 

Hays  E to  C Babcock  Oct  6,  furn  640  w 

12th  st,  6 m $127 

Harris  J L to  J W Lusk  Oct  5,  horses  etc 

1007  Washington  bd,  6 m $68 

Hurst  C A to  W N Alley  Sept  28,  piano 

146  Center  st  6 m $125 

Handley  C to  J W Lusk  Oct  9,  furn  184 

Ck  st  6 m $130 

Hursch  C A to  Blain  Bros  Oct  7,  furn  146 

Centre  st,  6 m $63 

Huston  H to  Seavey  Bros  Mfg  Co 

range  378  Lincoln  av,  5 m $50 

Hayes  G P to  J W Lusk  Oct  11,  restau- 
rant 6 m $( 

Hunt  S M to  E R MacKey  Oct  11,  piano 

742  Bowen  av,  3 m $72 

Harsh  F W to  P J Knifel  Oct  12,  saloon,  6 

m $460 

Hough  J L to  S Richardson  Oct  12,  piano 

and  furn  275  Rush  st  3 m $51 

Halderson  J to  J W Lusk  Oct  9,  furn  Pull- 
man, 6 m $18i 

Harzfeld  A to  J Stettheimer  Sept  18,  furn 

3411  Wabash  av,  2 v $2240 

Hermann  K H to  WacKer  & B B & M Co 

Oct  8,  saloon  488  State  st $1000 

Hurley  W C to  M L Pemberton  Oct  8,  pia 
no  and  furn  4503  Wabash  av,  4 m ....  $91 
Hoffman  WO  to  E R Walker  Oct  6,  furn 

3660  Michigan  av $502 

Harrington  R to  A Milke  Oct  4,  tools  etc 

722  Elston  av,  6 m $150 

Hill  M E to  G Wyman  July  6,  machy  etc 

80  Market  st,  6 m $73 

Heroy  G L to  G Wyman  Oct  6,  furn  1365 

Fulton  st.  6 m $98 

Halvorsen  L to  C Williams  Oct  9,  horses 

etc  20  n Ashland  av,  5 m $186 

Harris  M to  J Phillips  Oct  7,  furn  79  16th 

st  3 m $86 

Haskell  A S to  Berry  Van  Vliet  & Co  Oct 

9,  furn  1521  Michigan  av,  8 in $1500 

Hubbell  M to  M Barton  Oct  1,  3259 

Frances  pi  2 y $1500 

Ingram  E to  J W Lusk  Oct  8,  furn  2301 

Wabash  av  6 m $162 

Janson  A J to  M Drolenga  Oct  11,  furn 

539  OaKley  av,  2 y $500 

Jenidns  M to  W W Charles  Sept  12,  piano 

155  w Madison  st  6 m $91 

Jordan  L to  W W Charles  Oct  9,  furn  112 
Paulina  st  4 m $92 


Jones  A D to  0 H Roche  Oct  8,  furn  209 

31st  st  2 $105 

Joadwine  W to  F A RehKopf  Oct  5,  cab 

etc  286  Walnut  st,  2 y $440 

King  F W to  W S Lasher  Oct  2,  saloon 

136  4th  av,  15  m $98 

Kucera  F to  R Rothchild’s  Sons  Oct  6,  sa- 
loon goods  3071  Main  st,  Feb  9,  ’88 . . $400 
Kersten  J R to  G Wilson  Oct  6,  horses  415 

n Clark  st,  6 m $200 

Krause  L to  T Bruggerstadt  Oct  7,  restau- 
rant, 6 m 6$ $500 

Kimball  D W to  J W Lusk  Oct  7,  furn  97 

Lincoln  av,  6 m $292 

Kittell  H P to  J H Norton  Oct  8,  furn  46 

Van  Buren  st  4 m $85 

Kennedy  H to  Brunswick  B C Co  Oct  5, 
saloon  fixtures  491  s Halsted  st,  15  m 

$460 

Kraemer  A to  W S Lasher  Oct  9,  piano 

3258  Prairie  av,  10  m $57 

Kennedy  A to  W N Alley  Oct  7,  furn  and 

piano  2438  Wabash  av,  2 m $62 

King  F to  D Rankin  Oct  9,  furn  1219  Wa 

bash  av,  3 m $132 

Kendall  J P to  C BabcocK  Oct  12,  furn 

243  Michigan  av,  4 m $350 

Kietz  E to  E R Mackey  Oct  12,  horses  etc 

57  A st.  6 m. $162 

Klinkerfus  M to  M L Pemberton  Oct  12, 

furn  380  Wells  st,  4 m $77 

Larsen  F to  F Mac  Veagh  & Co  Oct  9 mdse 

428  w Indiana  st,  1 y $250 

Luenberg  F to  W Saffrahu  June  26,  cows 

etc  Jefferson  2,  y $353 

Leuvenich  C to  C E Wyman  Oct  9,  wag- 
ons etc  3008  State  st  3 m $144 

Lowell  L to  H M McIntosh  Oct  9,  furn 

3811  State  st,  6 m $260 

Law  W to  W W Charles  Sept  27,  fnrn  and 

piano  944  39th  st,  4 m $402 

Linz  J B to  F KrziKowsky  Oct  6,  wagon 

etc  756  Fry  st $65 

Levy  J to  E H BabcocK  Oct  7,  furn  293 

Halsted  st,  8 m $75 

Leonard  B to  M Thompson  Oct  5,  furn,  83 

w Lake  st,  6 m $600 

Lavett  L to  G J Williams  Oct  — , furn  14 

Menominee  st,  3 m $496 

Luce  E M O to  R Palmer  Sept  30,  furn  691 

Van  Buren  st,  30  da $225 

Lespinasse  G to  0 Williams  Oct  4,  furn 

2141  Michigan  av,  7 m $232 

Lehn  A to  J Schildt  Sept  14,  cottage,  1 y 

$200 

Livingston  E H to  H N D BarKer  Sept  2, 
furn  1444  Wabash  av,  Sept  1,  ’88  ....  $530 
Lake  M & B to  H B Rogers  Oct  5,  piano 

& furn  509  Sedgwick  st,  6 m $78 

McCleland  F B to  C R Adams  Oct  5,  res- 
taurant 123  Monroe  st,  3 m $ 

Moore  D to  E Nichols  Oct  1,  horse  etc  2 

m $48 

Mallet  A to  N T Rogers  Oct  6,  furn  51o  La 

Salle  st  3 m $5o 

McGinnis  J to  C Babcock  Oct  5,  horses  etc 

2508  Butterfield  st  4 m $102 

Milota  F to  M Brand  <&  Co  Sept  27,  saloon 

2 Cumier  st.  6 m $300 

McMillen  T to  Blain  Bros  Kimball  piano 

and  furn  394  Belden  av  3 m $346 

Mionske  H to  C Williams  Oct  7,  furn  15  w 

20th  st,  7 m $70 

Meyer  P to  C Seipp  B Co  Oct  9,  saloon 

523  Milwaukee  av,  ly $475 

Mesnager  F to  E H BabcocK  Oct  5,  piano 

386  99th  st,  3 m $120 

Moore  T D to  J Callaghan  Oct  8,  barber 
chairs  Madison  and  Morgan  sts  Aug  1 $50 
Mitchell  W S to  P Van  SchaacK  & Sons 
Oct  9,  drug  store  722  Lake  st  9 m.  . .$900 
McCarll  O A to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  Sept  28 

saloon  goods  16  Halsted  st,  6 m $320 

McLaughlan  D to  C H Bartling  Oct  6, 

carriage  23  Meridian  st,  3 m $60 

Meyer  C D to  F Zilch  Oct  11,  horses  etc 

Calumet,  1 y $1400 

Moran  J to  M A Wolcott  Oct  9,  furn  146 

Webster  av,  7m.  $64 

Metzger  A to  J Schleker  July  17,  cigars 
etc,  182  Cornell  st,  1 y $200 


Mathers  F C to  J J Owen  Oct  1,  horses  etc 

116  35th  st,  1 m $500 

McKillop  J Eto  J W Lusk  Oct  5,  turn  3915 

Prairie  av,  6 m $279 

Miller  G to  G R Jarvis  Oct  6,  Kurtzman 

piano  and  furn  3825  Langley  av $165 

Mclnerney  M & T to  M J Tearney  Oct  6, 

horses  etc  752  43d  st,  2 y $4000 

Matthias  C to  Ernst  Bros  B Co  Sept  24,  sa- 
loon 139  Division  st  demand $1576 

Mossup  R J to  M A E McGuire  

furn $172 


MaddocKs  F P to  M J Jenkins  Oct  8,  wag- 
on etc  267  Dayton  st,  1 y $85 

McCarthy  DP  to  J W Lusk  Oct  9,  furn 

630  Van  Buren  st,  6 m $130 

McAuliff  s to  E P McDonald  Mfg  Co  Oct 

6,  machy  158  ClarK  st,  1 y $2000 

Michaelson  W to  C BabcocK  Oct  11,  furn 

758  Maplewood  av,  4 m $77 

Morton  J F to  L B Shields  Oct  6,  fnrn, 

Pulman  6 m $61 

Mueller  E to  P Best  B Co  Sept  11,  saloon 

177  n Western  av,  2 y $2300 

Mills  C F to  0 F Malcolm  piano  655  Lake 

st,  4 m $62 

Mann  I C to  H M Wood  Sept  24,  dental 

office  70  Dearborn  st  6% $300 

Miller  C to  Wirts  & Scholle  Oct  11,  furn 

152  Oakley  av  90  ds $66 

Migneault  J C to  Blain  Bros  Oct  11,  furn 

163  La  Salle  st,  2 m $157 

McElliyott  A M to  IN  Reed  Oct  6,  furn 

4245  Emerald  av,  7 m $195 

Manning  J H to  L D Pollard  Oct  13,  ma- 
chy 42  Michigan  st,  90  ds $100 

Mettler  J to  C Staub  Oct  13,  bakery  274 

31st  st,  1 y $500 

Norvall  J to  W H King  Oct  11,  furn  1353 

Bowen  av,  9 m $74 

Nelson  F C to  A Olson  Oct  12,  mchy  etc 

151  n Sangamon  st,  8 m $844 

Niederschmidt  H J to  J A Ora  June  18,  sa 

loon  546  w Chicago  av,  1 y $900 

Natl  Elec  Co  to  A J KirKwood  & Co  Sept 

23.  machy  — River  st,  90  ds $375 

Nelson  C to  J H Hunr  Oct  1,  machy  259 

Randolph  st,  7 m $422 

O’Brien  S to  E H Babcock  Oct  4,  f urn  148 

Dearborn  st,  6 m $315 

Olson  W E to  JD  Spear  Oct  5,  furn  1220 

Wrightwood  av,  Cm $97 

O’Connell  J A to  S Richardson  Oct  7,  furn 

91  Miller  st,  6 m $135 

Oliver  R to  C J Shields  Oct  11,  furn  1036 

Adams  st,  6 m $156 

OpgarC  to  J W Lusk  Oct  9,  furn  273  Mor- 
gan st  6 m $68 

Perkins  D W to  E R Mackey  Oct  12,  furn 

4044  Prairie  av  2 m $402 

Purdy  H to  W N Alley  Oct  7,  furn  and 

mdse  36  n Leavitt  st,  6 m $129 

Painter  I to  C E Wyman  Oct  11,  furn  40 

5th  av  6 m $57 

Peterson  P A to  0 F Malcolm  Oct  12,  furn 

174  Seminary  av,  6 m $67 

Parmeter  M B to  G W Borchard  Jr  Oot  11 
Fischer  piano  and  furn  1343  Lake  st,  60 

ds $106 

Perry  D T to  J W Lusk  Oct  fnrn  310 

Van  Curen  st,  6 m $130 

PecK  L to  F G Robinson  Oct  1,  horses 

Palatine  1 y $100 

Pickles  J to  J W Lusk  Oct  7,  furn,  930  n 

Hoyne  av,  6 m $60 

Prohl  H to  WacKer  & B B & M Co  Oct  6, 

furn  406  Clybourn  av $300 

Payton  O to  Blain  Bros  Oct  11,  furn  106 

3d  av,  6 m $72 

Patten  M M to  A D McLean  Oct  9,  furn 

19  Ann  st,  6 m $310 

Peterson  S to  S Richardson  Oct  7,  furn 

503  w Superior  st,  6 m $60 

PecK  L to  H Little  furn  959  Lake  st,  4 m 

$100 

ParKerF  H to  E H Babcock  Oct  8,  horses 

etc  3530  Dearborn  st  4 m $53 

Pottlsen  C to  C Babcock  Oct  7,  piano  and 

furn  758  Seymour  st  6 m $187 

Ripley  L & G C to  Abbott  Buggy  Co  Oct 
1 7,  house  etc  Lake,  July  7 $825 


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Rothe  0 and  E to  Heissler  & Jun^e 

fixtures  309  w Van  Bureu  st,  2 y $600 

Rueter  A to  M Brand  <fc  Co  Sept  22,  saloon 

121  Seminary  av .$800 

RigrimCA  to  BrunswicK  B-C  Co  Oct  5, 
billiard  goods  2933  State  st,  11  m . . . . $185 
Reed  A to  J VV  Lusk  Oct  6,  piano  and  turn 

1120  n Halsted  st  6 m $65 

Reilly  E to  H M McIntosh  Oct  7,  piano 

and  turn  649  Gordon  st,  6 m $130 

Rafen  E to  J Cullen  Sept  30,  turn,  109 

Sholto  st,  1 m $38 

Rumohr  Bros  to  Jordan  Bros  Oct  5,  mdse 

124  n Market  st  3 m $50 

Reid  C & C to  J McDowell  Oct  8,  turn 

4227  Evans  av,  6 m $66 

Rickeuburg  J VV  to  D Henning  Oct  5,  en- 
gine etc  331  Wabash  av,  6 m 7% $1000 

Rosenberg  L to  M Cornhauser  Oct  8,  sa- 
loon Hegewisch $519 

Ross  R to  M J Furlong  Ocl  12,  horse  and 

wagon $200 

Reynolds  C F to  NS  Archer  Oct  11,  turn 

3813  Vincennes  av,  18  m $700 

Roy  J H to  VV  Springer  Sept  14,  engine 

etc  4 m $350 

Ryden  F & C to  Ernst  Bros  B Co  Oct  9,  sa- 

Loon  mdse  93  Chicago  av $300 

Rossiter  G W to  E R Mackey  Oct  12,  turn 

37  25th  st  6 m $55 

Strand  C O to  J VV  Lusk  Oct  7,  turn  457  w 

Indiana  st,  6 m $182 

Saunders  M A to  J W Lusk  Oct  8,  turn 

16th  st  and  Homan  av,  6 m $68 

Stoll  C to  J W Lusk  Oct  6,  horses  etc  973 

PoIk  st  6 m $97 

Simen  I to  VV  T Johnson  Oct  9,  turn  144  n 

Green  st.  7 m $135 

Sandstren  J to  C Williams  Oct  9,  turn  418 

Austin  av,  7 m $154 

Sanford  C to  W N Alley  Oct  8,  piano  etc 

300  Warren  av $270 

Schmidt  A to  G Busscher  Oct  1,  horses  etc 

Niles,  2 y $400 

Staymaker  H S to  W A Montgomery  Sept 

I,  furn  Evanston  2 y $298 

Slossom  R D to  ER  Austin  July  20,  boiler 

etc  529  Wabash  av,  90  ds $150 

Sholes  E to  W N Alley  Oct  7,  furn  803 

Warren  av... $236 

Schafllar  H to  A Schaffhauser  Oct  7,  furn 

46  Morgan  st,  6 m $120 

Slack  P to  C Wyman  Oct  6,  groceries  241 

w Lake  st  6 m $104 

Speaber  T to  J A Ziehn  Oct  5,  carriages 

etc  354  Division  st,  2y ..$2200 

Schaefer  L to  L Isham  Oct  6,  piano  480 

Larrabee  st,  3 m $103 

Smith  D A to  L J Hibbjn  Oct  7,  furn  75 

Morgan  st,  6 m $330 

Stone  VV  M to  VV  A Fletcher  Oct  6,  furn 

459  Ful«on  st,  7 m $231 

Slade  E to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  Oct  5,  bill- 
iard goods  Lake  View,  4 m $135 

Smith  E E to  G VV  Strong  Oct  4,  piano  & 

furn  638  Monroe  st $250 

Sullivan  M J to  J Cullen  Oct  5,  furn  623)4 

Canal  st,  4 m $40 

Samuels  B to  J F Griffin  Oct  5,  furn  227  w 

Lake  st,  6 m $150 

Sladek  G to  B & McA  B Co  Oct  6,  saloon 

2351  Wentworth  av  6 m $300 

Stott  C M to  J VV  Lusk  Oct  9,  horses  etc 

973  w Polk  st,  6 m $367 

Schroeder  F to  J Schroeder  Jr  Oct  11, 

wagon  horse  etc  3084  Lock  st $200 

Steuberg  J A to  G Bailey  June  1,  machy 

50  s Canal  st $3000 

Strong  M A toR  Michaels  Oct  5,  furn  1437 

Wabash  av,  3 m $80 

Schoenfeld  H to  L Koepke  July  10,  wagon 

$120 

Swett  IB  to  J D Spear  Oct  8,  piano  119 

Hoyne  av,  Apl  9 $124 

Spicer  G L to  IN  Reed  Sept  29,  furn  765 

Van  Buren  st,  6 in $130 

Schultz  J M to  J VV  Lusk  Oct  9,  furn  165 

Jane  st,  6 m $130 

Sporer  G to  HAS  Rollins  Oct  9,  machy 

etc  71  Washington  st,  9 m 8# $150 

Von  Bronsen  T to  J D Spear  Oct  5,  piano 

Lake  View  3 m $110 

Voorhees  C A to  E H BabcocK  Oct  12,  furn 

348  LaKe  st,  8 m $76 

Voorhees  S E B to  M McConahy  Oct  13, 

horse  etc  3151  Indiana  av,  6 m $68 

Van  Perrin  A A to  P Van  Vlissiugen  Oct 

II,  furn  552  20th  st  2y $100 

Teale  A to  S Richardson  Oct  11,  furn  373 

Wabash  av,  4 m $52 

Thornton  F & T to  W F Connors  Oct  6, 

guns  etc  73  w Madison  st $450 

Turck  F M to  S P Rounds  Jr  July  5,  furn 

314  Dearborn,  1 y $700 

Tracy  J J to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  Oct  1,  bil- 
liard goods  3441  Halsted  st,  8 m $670 


Taylor  I to  W Johnson  Oct  4,  furn  89 

Jackson  st  5 m $4  20 

Trego  S M to  S Richardson  Oct  9,  furn 

3540  Vernon  av,  6 m $200 

Toomer  W to  C J Shields  Oct  7,  piano  74 

Morgan  st  6 m $66 

Thompson  C & 0 G to  J Famon  Oct  9, 

house  It  11  b 55,7  39  14,  1 y 8% $400 

Treadway  J M to  JD  Spear  Oct  6,  furn 

Evanston  2 m $53 

Weigand  A to  A Pfaff  Oct  7,  furn  130 

Clark  st,  1 y $1500 

Waggeuer  L J to  C A Tousey  oct  5,  horse 

etc  4138  Wabash  av  10  m $553 

Williard  M to  J W Lusk  Oct  8,  furn  108 

Pacific  av,  6 m $130 

West  Bros  to  Grommes  & Ulrich  Oct  1, 

saloons  115  Dearborn  st,  2 y $916 

Weldon  VV  H to  W W Charles  Oct  4,  furn 

392  Webster  av.  4 m $57 

Weich  P to  G Wyman  Sept  25,  horse  etc 

60  Pacific  av,  5 m $233 

Wilde  W to  C E Wyman  Oct  8,  furn  612 

Union  st,  6 m $50 

Winters  D to  S Richardson  Oct  6,  furn 

228  Wilmot  av,  6 m $60 

Ward  J P to  J Phillips  Oct  9,  furn,  3738 

State  st,  6 m $94 

VV  heeler  A O to  G Knecht  Oct  7,  barber 

goods  355  State  st $146 

Walter  M C to  O D Hadsell  Oct  4,  furn  and 
Bauer  piano  139  Seminary  av,  3 m . . . $150 
Wander  <fc  A Illuminating  Co  to  H S Og- 
den Sept  29,  dynamoes  etc  156  5th  av, 

1 $3,000 

Wall  E to  G Hutchinson  Oct  6,  piano  223 

Desplaines  st $143 

Wardrope  T to  W N Alley  Oct  7,  piano  and 

furn  Lake  6 m, $65 

Weeled  C to  C Passow  & Son  Oct  1,  saloon 

goods,  — Ludwig  st,  14  m p m $299 

Warshowsky  J to  M Daves  Sept  6,  machy 

etc  450  Canal  st,  8 m $193 

Williams  CHto  F Murphy  Oct  11,  mar- 
ket 360  12th  st $300 

Witting  J G to  W H KiDg  Oct  5,  furn  3150 

State  st,  6 m $51 

Wedemeior  VV  Jr  to  VV  Wedemeier  Sept 

28,  grocery  877  Halsted  st,  2 y $700 

Ytink  J to  R Isham  Oct  9,  piano  and  turn 
251  13th,  6 m $103 


.1IOKT6AOE8. 

Hoelzer  G W to  S VV  Taylor,  Sept  25  s % 

It  15  b 2,  36  40  13,  2y  8% $500 

Forbes  D to  R M Baker,  oct  1,  lots  13  and 

14  b 2,  12  39  13,  ly  8 % $1000 

Crandall  C M to  CR  Cummins,  Junf  1,  pt 

b 108,  6 37  15,  5y  6$ $4500 

Rynn  T F to  VV  B Seavern,  Aug  21,  It  54  b 

16,  1 38  13,  2y  6$ $150 

Luka  A to  J Alles  Jr,  Sept  1,  Its  1 to  5 etc 

b 2,  6 41  12,  6# $800 

Kruekeberg  H to  W Schweed,  oct  2,  ne  qr 

25  42  9,  lOy $5611 

Wing  A S and  C T to  A Gockley,  sept  28, 

It  34  b 1,  1 38  13,  3y  7% $300 

Pomeroy  S W and  A J to  J P Young,  Sept 

1,  pt  b 73,  Blue  Island,  8 % $1800 

Ross  H A to  A Sweet,  Oct  1,  It  14  and  prt 

It  15  b 4,  21  38  14,  5y  6% $450 

Weisskopf  D to  W B Severn,  Aug  21,  Its  33 

and  34  b 16,  2y  6# $180 

Wolcott  A and  J G to  C L Sackett,  oct  5, 

It  24  b 5,  4 38  12 $150 

Samuel  H to  H Dettmeyer,  oct  5,  lot  40  b 

2 b 15.  Sheffield’s  add.  2y  7% $800 

Bowerman  B E to  C E Browne,  oct  5,  lots 

5 to  8 b 1 b 30,  ly  6 % $100 

Rapp  A M to  A J Kinney,  oct  6,  Its  43  and 

44  b 5,  16  38  14,  3y  7% $750 

Rice  I J to  S Rice,  oct  1,  pt  lot  1 7,  16  38 

14 $ 

McDonald  P to  E F Bryant,  oct  1,  lots  9 
and  10  blk  1,  P & G’s  add,  Pullman,  ly 

$300 

Johunsen  K to  W North  Ave  L & L Assn, 

oct  2,  It  26  b 8,  6 39  14,  5% $1800 

Dunn  J B to  Phoenix  B Society,  oct  4,  lot 

46  b 5,  36  40  13,  5y $300 

Krueger  C A to  J VV  Brown,  sepT  25,  It  15 
Iot  15,  Co  Clerk’s  sub,  16  41  13,  6y  6#, 

$1450 

Rassmusseu  W B to  T Riehl,  July  3,  lot  58 

b 27  Sheffield  add,  3y  6# $100 

Dodd  F H to  H F Temple,  Sept  23,  pt  Iot 

28,  3 38  14,  2y  6# $795 

Wlilig  J C to  J Goodman,  Aug  25,  It  21  b 

44,  6 37  15,  3y  . $425 

Meyer  H to  C Lorenzen,  oct  1,  frl  blk  22, 

Dunton,  2y  6# $2000 

Schlesser  J to  VV  B Severn,  Aug  21,  It  6 b 

16,  1 38  13,  ly  6# $70 

Simon  A to  VV  B Severn,  Aug  21,  It  26  blk 

16,  1 38  13,  2y  6# $170 

Allan  W G to  W B Severn,  Aug  31,  lots  3 
to  5,  1 38  13.  ly  6# $95 


Feroer  H to  M Ballin,  June  18,  It  3,  sw  }£ 

8 38  14,  2y  6$ $275 

Homan  E to  W Homan,  Aug  5,  It  3 b 27,4 

39  14,  3y  6# $ 

McNeal  H and  J to  W L Framhein,  3y  7% 


.$300 


Lowden  A H to  V H Higgins,  oct  1,  Its  28 

to  33  Nutt  sub,  2 38  14,  3y  6# $8450 

Van  Buren  B to  G D Brown,  Sept  16,  lots 

49  and  50  b 28,  12  39  13,  3y  6# $8000 

Weazel  N to  E Peterson,  oct  4,  lot  4 b 3 b 

31,  33  39  14,  lOy  5# $300 

CraickshanK  F O to  H E Long,  Sept  29, 
Its  78  and  79  b 23,  16  38  14,  2y  6#. . .$466 
Fuller  H C to  F J Ryan,  oct  4,  Its  11  to  14 

b 7,  22  38x4,  5m $300 

Hermof  B to  G C Wilson,  SepT  27,  It  25  b 

2,  3 14,  3y  6# $2509 

Canssemann  A to  G C Wilson,  Sept  23,  It 

23  b 2,  8 38  14,  3y  8% T.  . . .$450 

Knoss  W to  G C Wilson,  Sept  27,  It  39  b 2 

8 38  14,  3y,  6# $300 

Reteyal  V to  G C Wilson,  Sept  27,  It  26  b 

2:  8 38  14,  3y  6# $400 

Gastfield  C D to  G Neumeister,  oct  4,  Iot 

4 b 1,  Pickett  add,  2y  6# $1000 

Beeson  VV  G to  H W Austin,  Sept  15,  pt  b 

9,  8 39  14,  4y  5 % #1000 

Wilkinson  W H to  R W Bridge  Sept  20,  Its 
36  and  37  b 3,  30  38  15,  Jany  28,  7%.  .$145 
Wolff  J F to  J Worthy  Sept  28,  s It  10  b 

43  Ogden  add  3 y,  6# $5000 

Croft  W G to  J Oliver  Sept  20,  It  14,  b 2, 

24  39  13,  2 y,  6% $200 

Ludwig  VV  to  J Oliver  Sept  13,  It  12  b 2 24 

39  14,  2 y 6# $200 

Mifflin  C H to  J VV  Lanehart  Aug  9,  pt  Its 
7 and  18  b 4,  etc  17  38  14,  3 y,  6%.  . .$2000 
Coffin  FH&CHtoCL  Hutchinson  sept 
28.  Its  6 and  7 b 18,  Hyde  Park,  8%.  $8000 
Kelly  P to  Berkshire  L Ins  Co  Sept  27,  Its 

18  and  19  b 1,  2 38  14,  2 y 8% $3500 

Homeyer  E to  H A Davis  Sept  8,  pt  It  9 b 

3,15  38  14,  3 y 6% $1900 

Masssman  J C to  N W M L Ins  Co  Sept  7, 

It  50  b 10,  9 39  14  8% $300 

McGreery  M E to  N Chi  Mut  S & B Assn 
Sept  24.  It  15  b 3 Gross  N add,  5 1 -5%  $1200 
Paschen  F to  L Hacker  sept  16,  6 y,  6# 

$1300 

Burton  H P to  S Brown  et  al  Aug  14,  sw 

swj|  140  13,  indemnity $ 

Burton  H P to  Continental  L Ins  Co  May 
19,  pt  Its  7 and  8 b 11  White  add  Evans- 
ton 5 y,  8% $5000 

Tieljens  H to  J Kollbaum  Sept  25,  It  145 

b 6,  Sheffield  add,  5 y $1500 

McCullough  J B to  J R Parker  Sept  20,  It 

1 8 b 38,  16  38  14  53  m 7% $900 

Clark  A to  M D Ewell  Sept  25,  It  5 b 2,  G 

L & G add  Evanston  indemnity $ 

Oversat  J J to  J Olsen,  Sept  20,  lot  25  b 1 

b 3,  36  40  13,  3y  6# $300 

Lekton  M to  M Ballin,  Sept  21,  Its  81  and 

82,  8 38  14,  2y  6# $596 

Wameke  A to  S H Coleman,  Oct  1,  lot  54 
and  pt  53,  9 38  14,  4y  6# $400 


UlIIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  ANI>  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Und  J4  of  Lots  3 and  6 blK  100  S S add 
Jan  20,  W A Falls  to  Com  Exchange 

Banir $1 

Lt  32  blk  46,  7 39  14,  Abbie  L Waterman 

to  W E Mason  Sept  14 $1 

Melrose  st  350  ft  w of  Evanston  Road  s pt 
55x116  ft  sept  21,  E Sanders  to  H M 

Peters $400 

E )4  Lt  1 blK  18,  Wolcotts  add  June  29, 
Sarah  L Blackstone  to  the  Chicago 

Training  School $6000 

Lots  32  and  33  Wing  & Farlin’s  sub  ne  )4 
3 38  14,  Sept  11,  C H Kehl  to  Thomas 

Whitfield $5 

132x660  ft  in  nw  )4  sw  % 10  38  14,  Sept 

9,  Geo  H Gunnell  to  B Mason $275 

Und  1-7  of  It  33  blK  2,  s % blk  3,  Sheffields 
add  Sept  21,  Chas  H Spencer  to  Melissa 

Moore  $100 

Lots  18  19  20  blk  15,  Herrington’s  add  Aug 
20,  Almina  Herrington  to  St  Lukes  Hos- 
pital   $200 

Blk  8 Steels  sub  se  )4  &c,  26  39  13  sept  15 
Mary  L Shelby  to  W B Morton  ....  $10,000 
Lot  1 of  Lots  5 6 and  7 of  Lts  43  to  48  blK 
6,  Flournoy’s  sub  in  18  36  14,  Apr  18,  M 

D Pettibone  to  J L Campbell $1 

Lot  2 blk  14,  Canal  add  sept  22,  City  of 
Chicago  to  Pittsburg  Ft  Wayne  & Chi- 
cago R R $75 

Lts  81  82  83  blk  12,  J Lees  sub  sw  34  20  39 
14,  June  1,  Robt  B Kendall  to  D B Lep- 
man $200 


Lt  33  Blk  1,  State  Bank  add  Sept  18,  F & 

G Sturzel  to  Caroline  Artz $ 

Lots  1 and  2 in  Resub  Lts  23  and  37  blk  5, 
se  34  17  39  14,  Sept  23,  W C Ritchie  to  A 

E Fortin $51 

Lot  21  w 34  BIk  5,  Bordens  sub  se  34  36  40 
13,  Sep  21,  George  H Brown  to  A Ol- 
son  $] 

Lot  40  blK  2,  of  Lot  E cir  ct  ptn  nw  34  8 
39  14,  July  30,  Jas  H Crowley  to  Thos 

Morley < 

25  ft  on  w side  of  So  ParK  av  bet  31  st  and 
32d  sts  Sept  27,  Melissa  M Rood  to  Ed- 
win C Day $1,50( 

Lots  8 and  9 Blk  7,  Gage  et  al  sub  e 34  86 
34  32  39  14,  sept  27,  Henry  H Gage  to 

Josephine  P Alexander $461 

Lot  3 of  Lt  10  blk  9,  Frl  sec  15  add  Sept 
15,  D G Hamilton  to  Conn  Mut  L Ins 
Co ' 


Lot  13  B1k  70,  Hyde  Park  Sept  20,  Mary 

G Jackson  to  John  M Jackson $25( 

E 34  Lot  13  and  w 34  lt  14,  Blk  6,  South 
Branch  add  Jan  23,  estate  of  S Stephan- 

son  to  C J Adams $25 

E 38  ft  of  Lt  63  B1k  8 Asses  div  sw  frl  34 
22  39  14  Oct  1,  FranK  E Howard  to  Car- 
rie L Keith $1,00( 


J IJDGMENm 


SUPEBIOB  OOUBT. 


993X3  Octave  Chapleau  v School  Directors  Dist  No  1 
t 39.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  4X45.30.  Appl;  bone 
and  bill  ex  in  60  ds. 

10X7X1  Edwin  V Church  v L T Brockway.  By  defli 
$205.50- 

98X7X  Isaac  Jackson  v Charles  B Phillips.  Mo  n t de 
nied  and  judgt  $378.50.  App  ; bond  and  bill  ex  in  3< 
ds. 

99302  Allen  Vinnedgeet  al  v A J Truukey  & aW 
Tucker.  By  deflt,  $X07.5I. 

99827  Chas  E Wiswall  v W H Smith.  On  flndg,  $1175.- 
X0.  Appi;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

99555  Thos  H O’Neil  et  al  v Sigmund  Dieches.  By 
agreet,  $659.60. 


COUNTY  OOUBT. 


X587  Walter  Hughson  et  al  v Louis  and  Jacob  Reinacb 
and  Deidrich  Kahn.  On  flndg,  $650. 

5839  Geo  Morrison  use,  etc,  v Anthony  Lynch.  On 
flndg,  $91.  X2. 

6833  Wbitford  McConneli  v Alexander  B Height,  W S 
Minkler,  H J Dike  and  E A Dike.  On  flndg,  $10  debt 
$10  das,  debt  to  be  dischgd,  etc. 

58 10  August  Weber  v Mathias  Valk.  Ou  ver  $1X8. 

58X1  John  v Farwell  et  al  v Benjamin  H Rosenblatt. 
On  flndg.  $496.90. 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 

Beers  Chas  G & Emil  A Menchat  to  Thos  H Traver 

printing  office  51  and  53  w Washington  st $600 

Gueutzel  Robt  to  Henry  Bauenschein  saloon  sept 

29, 186  s Clark  st $500 

Bernarrd  A E to  W Breault  Sept  19,  saloon  237  west 

Har  ison  st $50 

Baker  George  to  Jas  A Flynn  saloon  sept  25,  71  S 

Canal  st $1100’ 

Gauger  Elilie  to  Wm  Elser  sept  24,  saloon  2X6  and 

2X8  e Chicago  av $1200 

Kayser  Sam’i  to  Chicago  conservatory  Aug  10,  furn 

etc  in  Reaper  blk $6  (> 

Culver  Geo  N to  Thos  M Morton  sept  22,  bldg  3X6 

Hudson  ave $700 

Susmilich  Hynck  to  Vaclav  Kolar  6aloon  612  Centre 

$276 


Guerttner  Eagene  to  Joseph  Schlenker  Sept  23  bldg 

No  2507  Wenthworth  av $1000 

Ciliske  Julius  A to  John  E Seinwerth  6ept  15  barber 

shop  72  Washington  6t $500 

Hochlender  Philip  to  B Hochlemier  sept  25,  gro- 
cery store  584  Milwaukee  av $500 

Sproul  Elliot  W to  Jas  and  John  Baynow  et  al  sept  1 

horses  $150 

Weston  Geo  A to  P Closins  sept  20,  furn, ..  .$75 

Wilson  Peter  J to  Aas  Moss  sept  15,  milk  business 

164  La  Salle  av $500 

Gansel  Bruno  to  J Y S Gansel  sept  13  horses  cattle 
etc  cor  55th  st  and  Ma  lison  av  in  Hyde  Pk . . . . $3500 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 


This  List  is  published  but  > 1 e and  is  not  kept  in 
type.  See  back  numb  > f The  Journal. 

November  1. 

All  of  b X in  J Castello’s  sub  of  the  nw  qr  of  sw  >4  of 
nw  qr  of  sec  35  40  13.  J T Noyes,  Master.  L.  N. 

Lots  X to  13  and  lo's  18  19  and  20  in  sab-block  1 und 
lots  2 3 X 13  IX  and  19  to  35  in  sub-blk  2,  all  in  Cham- 
berlain’s sub  of  b 7 in  Morris’  and  others’  sub  of  w 
Vi  of  sw  qr  of  sec  18  39  IX.  Hannah  E Chamberlain, 
Guardian.  L.  N. 

November  H. 

Lots  26  and  27  in  sub  of  b 16  in  Sampson  & Green’s 
add.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  LN. 

Lots  1 2 and  3 in  J F Eberhart’s  sub  of  lot  9 in  Pet- 
tit’s sub  of  b 97  in  S Sec  add.  S F Hanchett,  Sher- 
iff. L N. 

Lot  7 in  b 106  in  the  C k C C & D Co’s  snb  in  sec  5 
and  6 37  15.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff . LN 

Nov.  3. 

The  und  qr  of  w 4 acs  of  e 10  acs  of  w Vi  of  w half 
of  se  qr  of  sec  11  XI  13;  also  the  w 6 ft  of  e 50  ft  of  snb 
lot  3 of  lot  1 in  b 31  in  C T’s  sub  of  n half  and  n half 
of  se  qr,  and  e half  of  sw  qr  of  sec  33  40  14.  Matthias 
Mann,  Guardian.  LN. 

Nov.  6. 

Lot  1 in  b 2 in  Smith’s  sub  of  the  s 10  ace  of  nw  qr 
of  sw  qr  of  sec  34  39  IX,  and  lot  IX  in  blk  2 in  Crane  k 
Mead’s  sub  of  7 93-100  acres  south  of  Cleaverville, 
being  in  the  nw  qr  of  sec  2 38  14.  D L Jewett,  Guard- 
ian. L N. 

Nov,  16. 

Lot  “A”  in  the  subd’n  of  Danl  C Nicholes  nnd  Ira  J 
Nicholes,  of  lot  2 in  b 20  in  0 T’s  sub  of  s frac  of  sec 
29  39  14.  M W Murphy,  Trustee.  LN. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


-)  CHICAGO  ( 


YARD  PRICES-C 
Building?  Material. 

Common  building  brick $ 7 00@  7 25 

Trenton  pressed  brick 40  . . 

St.  Louis  pressed  brick ....  27 

Philadelphia  pressed  brick  47  .. 

Milwaukee  pressed  brick 25 

Indiana  pressed  brick  16  00@20  . . 

Baltimore  pressed  brick ^55  .. 

Fite  brick ‘ 25  00@40  .. 

Lime,  bbl 75@  9 , 

Lime,  in  bulk,  bb[ 60 

Colored  mortar,  lb  4 

Stucco,  $1  lb  1 75(5)  1 95 

Plasteridg  hair,  bu 20@  25 

White  sand 1 05 

Akron  and  Utica  cement,  bbl 1 00 

Louisville  and  Milwaukee  cement,  ^ bbl  1 25 

Portland  cement,  ^1  bbl 3 00@  3 25 

Marble  dust,  ^ bbl t 75 

THICK  OLEAK8  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch *47  ou@48  on 

1st  and  2d  clear.  IJ4  and  1!4  inches 45  ..@48  00 

3d  clear,  1*4  and  1V4  42  ..@43  00 

2 inches 44 

A select,  114  and  114  inches 38  ..@39  .. 

A select,  2 inches 40  @41 

B select,  1\,  1!4  and  2 inches 31  00@32  ' ' 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together  26  . . @27  . . 

2x4  B,  select  20 

2x6  clear  and  select 34 

2x8 . 36  . . 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INOH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear  46  00@47  00 

3d  clear 40  ..@42  .. 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward  34  . . @j35 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  ..@'35  . 

7 and  8 inches  B (base)  30  ..@31 

B select 25  . . @26  . 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward,  24  . .@25  .. 
All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS— ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  41  U0@42  00 

B 36  ..@37  .. 

c 31  ..@32  .. 

12m.  com.,  12  ft 14  @15 

18  ft 16.' 

12-inch  com.  10  and  20  ft 16  50@18 

D stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  19  ..@20  .. 

18  feet 22  . . @23  . . 

20  feet  23 

12  in,  No  2, 12  ft 13  00 

14  and  16  ft . ..  . ” 12  ..@12  50 

BOX  BOARD8 — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

c 33  00 

,£•••• :: 22  oo 

Add  to  foregoing  prices  for  dressing  one  side,  fl: 
two  sides,  $1  60. 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  ank  fencing,  for  dressing 
srneside,  $1;  two  sides,  $1.50. 

beaded  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00@23  00 

Ai 20  . . @21  50 

B 18  50@20  50 

0 14  50@15  .. 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 30  . . @32 

Clear  and  A.  ?4-inch,  6 inch 32  !.@33  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 28  . @29  00 

B,  % insh  . 6 inch ...  31  ..@32  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 12  ..@13  00 

. “ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  14  . . 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  . @12 

JJo.  3 “ “ 8 50@  9 .' '. 

Common  1 M and  l‘/Hnch 12  50@15  0J 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  teet 13  50@14*50 

„ 12, 14, 18  and  20  feet 13  ,.®14  . 

No.  2 fencing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 10  50@11  50 

N°  2 „ 16  ft 11  50@1>  50 

No  3,  all  lengths 8 50@  9 00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12  and  14 12  5U@12  50 

„ “ 16  ft 12  5U@13  50 

Norway,  No  1 14 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  $1  50. 

FLOORING DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch 33  50  to  34  . . 

B 31  . . to  32 

c 

No  1 Fencing,  6-inch 

10  feet  

Clear  and  A 4-inch 

b 

c 

Norway  clear  and  A, 

B,  6-inch 

B,  4-inch 19 

C,  6-inch 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or 

ship  lap 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or 

ship  lap 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 

B 

0 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear $39  oo 

A siding  strips 36  00  to  37  00 

A flooring  strips  31  . . to  32  . . 

s ;;  ;;  ..to 3o.. 

0 22  ..  to  23  .. 

SIDING — TIED. 

ist  and  2d  clear 21  . . to  22 

4 siding 19  50  to  20  50 

B 18  ..  to  19  50 

_ 0 13  50  to  14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 9 50  to  10  50 

1.8 -inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
kooring. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

Note  --The  prices  quoted  in  the  table  are  those 
Uxed  by  the  meeting  of  dept.  7.  The  present  selling 
prices  are  $12  for  2x4  to  2xlU,  12  to  16  feet;  $12.5U@ 
13  for  same  sizes,  18  feet.  For  longer  lengths,  and 
for  all  2x12  and  small  timbers,  there  are  but  slight 
j concessions  made  from  the  List,  if  any. 

All  2x4,  2x6,  2x8  & 2x10-12,  14,  16  feet..  12  50 

! “ 11  “ 2x12,  4x4  to  8x8 — 

18  feet 13  00 

All  2x12,  4x4  to  8x8— 12,  14  and  16  feet.  . . 13  00 

All  2x4-20,  22  and  24  feet 14  50 


33 

50  to 

34 

31 

..  to 

32 

23 

. . to 

24 

00 

16 

^0 

14 

00 

30 

. . to 

32 

28 

..  to 

29 

24 

..  t. 

25 

21 

. to 

22 

19 

. . to 

20 

19 

. . to 

20 

17 

..  to 

18 

14 

50  to 

15 

50 

15 

. . to 

16 

39 

50 

35 

10 

26 

. . to 

27 

Alt  LOTS-DRY. 

All  2x6—20  feet 13  50 

" —-22  feet 16  50 

“ —24  feet 17  00 

All  2x8—21  feet  14  5) 

“ —22  feet 15  00 

“ — 24  feet 15  60 

2x10—20  feet 14  00 

“ —22  and  24  ft  17  00 

2x12— 20  ft,  415.  22  ft,  $17.  24  ft,  18  00 

4x4  to  8x8— 20  ft,  115.  22ft,  $16.  24  ft,  16  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width  ..  9 0(  @ 9 50 

2x4,  cull,  12,  14  and  16  ft 10  01  @10  50 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 “ 14 

6 “ “ “ “ 18 

7 “ “ “ “ 23 

R “ u u “ 34 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 50 

8 inch,  sawed  54.  7 feet 754 

9 to  11,  “ 54,  7 feet 11 

554  inch,  “ 54»  7 feet 754 

6 “ “Vi,  7 feet 9 

7 “ “ 54,  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ 54,  7 feet 16 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common $8  C0@9  00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  Ou 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

154  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected ...  19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

254-inch 00  60 

254-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Extra  A $2  25@2  40 

Choice  A 2 lo@2  20 

Standard  A , 2 10 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 20 

Standard  Cedar 2 00 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

Lath — car  loads — Dry 1 76 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in $22  00@24  00 

lbi  in.  and  over 25  00  28 

Common 15  0C@17 

Cull 10  00  12 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1^4  in 23  00  25  00 

Thicker 24  00  26 

Common 12  00  14 

Cull 6 00  8 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

1st  & 2d 24  00  26  00 

Common 15  00  17 

Cull....- 8 

Timbers 16  00  18 

Quarter-sawed 35  0J  38 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 22  00  24  00 

Common 12  00  14 

Cull 8 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 26  00  30 

Axles 30 

Cull 10 

Reaches 26  00  30 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 65  00  75 

Thicker 70  00  80 

Common 45  00  50 

Cull 25  00  30 

Counter  tops,  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175 

Balusters,  3x3 45  00  50 

VAtlVA  & 2x2 25  00  35 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 65  00  75 

Thick 75  00  85 

Common 30  00  35 

Cull • lo  00  15 

BUTTERNUT, 

1st  & 2d 30  00  35 

1st  & 2d,  ll/i  in  and  up 35  00  40 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 32  50  35 

1st  and  2d,  1*4  inch  and  upwards 35  00  37  50 

SWEET  GUM. 

let  & 2d 22  00  23 

Common 12  00  14 

Cull 6 00  10 

Log  run  12  00  15 

HARD  MAPLE. 

1st  & 2d 20  00  21 

Common 12  00  14 

Cull 5 00  7 

BASSWOOD. 

1st  & 2d 20 

Common 10 

Cull 5 00  6 

Log  Run 12  00  14 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 23  00  25 

Common 12  00  14 

Cull 6 00  8 

ROCK  ELM. 

15t  fl  2d 14  00  16 

Common 10  00  11 

Cull  5 ('6  8 

SYCAMORE. 

Common  and  better 16  00  18 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 22  00  25 

BEECH. 

Common  ard  better 13  00  15 

Cull 5 00  6 

Log  Run 11 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling..  ..  21  00  23 

k‘Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 17  00  19 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick  26  00  28 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 30  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 42  5 

“ 4fc  kk  rough 44  50 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 4 6 ■ 

Fancy  butt 


4 9 J 


MAHOGANY. 

Cuba,  1st,  1 to  2 in 145  00 

2d,  1 to  2 in 115  00 

Mexican,  1st,  1 to  in l^’O  0 » 

2d,  1 to  2 in 115  00 

St.  Jago,  1 to  2 in 180  00 


Coal. 

Anthracite,  range  and  nut $ C 50 

Anthracite,  egg ® 25 

Anthracite,  pea  „ 

Cannel 8 00@  6 50 

Erie  and  Brier  Hill 

Illinois 

Indiana  block 4 00 

Indiana  lump 3 50 

Baltimore  and  Ohio 

Blossburg 4 50@  5 00 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbings  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(fibst  floob) 

And  531  West  Madison, 


TELEPHONE  7077. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ibon  Ooenioes,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcirr-ining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  Phican 

For  Sale.  ^nicaso. 


SHJ 19!  4 SAKiJV. 

107  '.a  a I le  Street. 

Yuiub  ci)  N Elizabeth  St. 
36th  or  ' ~ V <4.  M S.  R I* 


FIRE  BRICK 

AND 

FIRE  CLAY. 

Pipe 


KNISELY  & MILLER, 

SLATE,  TIN  AND  IRON  ROOFERS,  Manufacturers 


GALVANIZED  IRON. 

The  Hayes  Patent 

SKY-LIGHTS. 

(Under  License.) 


Warranted  not  to  leak  from  outside  storm  or  inside 
condensation. 


CORNICES,  ETC. 

Corrugated 
Conductor  Pipe. 

Warranted  not  to  Burst 
when  full  of  Ice. 


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OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  Journal. 

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One  square,  1 month,  $4;  3 months,  $11;  6 months,  $20 
1 year,  $36. 

Two  squares,  1 month,  $6;  3 months,  $17 ; 6 months, 
$32;  1 year,  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 months, 
$45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 months 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 months, 
$150. 

Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  mov- 
able, and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  the 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 


Terms  of  Subscription, 

Postage  prepaid. 

United  States $5  00 

Canada $ 5 00 

Great  Britain $b  00 

Germany.  France  Austria  etc $6  00 


■V^ILLI^M:  ILiTTnUELEY, 

194  LaSalle  St.,  - Chicago,  111. 


BANK, 


AND 


Furniture 


STORE 

OFF1C  E 

and  Fittings 


Laree  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to"  Order  1 


Tumalty  Plumbing  Co., 

PLUMBING  , GAS 
STEAM-FITTING, 


AND 


Orr  & Lockett. 


DEVLERS  I3ST 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  Sole  Manufacturers  of 


2251  Cottage  Grove  Ave., 

CHICAGO. 

Repairing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE. 

Mural 


-AND 


Ceiling1 

DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wabash  Avenue. 


Refer  by.permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons  : 


E.  MARRENER,  3(147  Groveland  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER.  3326  Wabash  Ave. 
GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston.  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  st. 


F 1S/L  CLARKE. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 


85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


ADVERTISERS 


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Builders  Hardware 

fine  cutlery™* 


BOYNTON  FURNACES! 

Ranges, 


</F  EVERY  DLLCRIPTLOIM, 

184  & 186  CLARK  ST.,  AND  138  MONROE  ST. 

We  Make  a specialty  of 


fine  Bronze  Trimmings 


Fire-Place  and  Room 


Heaters, 

a 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 


Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 

Nos.  75  & 77 


LAKE  STE’T. 


J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 


And  Carry  a Full  Stock  of  all  the  Leading  Makes.  We  are  Sole  Chi- 
CagO  Agents  for  the  Norton  Door-Check,  Geer’s  Spring  Hinge,  Dudley 
Shutter  Worker,  “ Perfection”  Metallic  Weather  Strip,  and  several  other  articles 
of  merit.  Prices  and  goods  guaranteed  to  be  satisfactory.  Please  call  or  send 
for  Illustrated  Catalogue. 


N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) fay  Inventors  of  all 
C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  j-  “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  Yoke.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago 

M 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and.  Bailings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOE 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 


a. 


David  whiteford, 

Practical  Plumber 


,1 


Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  PATENT  STOP  AND 
WASTE  COCK  & WATER  CLOSET. 


Fine  Brass  Work, 

—AS— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 


I 346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


Can  learn  the  exact 
cost  of  any  proposed 
line  of  Advertising  in 
American  Papers 
by  addressing  Geo.  P 
Rowell  & Co’s 


Newspaper  Advertising  Bureau. 
lO  Stpruce  St., 

Send  10  cts.  for  175  Page  Pamphlet 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  (Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc..  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


IZBTSTTIR-AIfcTClK:  AG-EUCY. 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  Naw  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFIOE.  Telephone  No.  353. 


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PAINTS,  OILS,  GLASS, 

HOUSE  DECORATING, 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  824  W.  MADISON  Street, 

Cor  Corti,  fit.  CHICACO.  ILL. 


Stein  WAY’S 


Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior— -including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 


LYON  & HEALY, 


State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


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Booms  12  and  14 — 104  & 16<i  Washington  St. 


GOOD  PIANOS  for  RENT 


Pianos  and  Organs 

The  verv  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs— all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO. 


903  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
!(  »'*  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


COAL! 


MAIN  OFFICE 1 03  DEARBORN  ST. 

YARDS  AYI>  OFFICES:  ....  .. 

CITY  ( Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  R.  ) LAKE  VIEW 

Telephone  1303.  1 Clybourn  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R.  (Telephone  39.»SS 


THE 

MAGEE  FURNACES, 


PARLOR  HEATERS, 

^*Are  the  Best  Made  and  have  the  Einest 
Castings  of  any  in  the  World. 

The  New  Boston  Heater, 

Steel  Plate  Furnace.  Perfectly  Dust  and  Gas  tight. 
A Powerful  and  Economical  Heater. 
Wholesale  and  Retail. 

MAGEE  FURNACE  CO. 

No.  86  Lake-st.,  Chicago. 


GET  TIT  HI 
BEST. 


BARKER  & JACKSON'S 

CHAMPION  RADIATING  HEATER! 

1802  WABASH  AVE., - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


thomas  nelson.  [Established  1856].  w.  p.  nelson. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in. 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash  Ave,.  TELEPHONE,  571G.  CHICAGO. 


PETER  & BINDER, 

CONTRACTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Tin  and  Slate  Roofing, 

Metal  Sky-Liehts,  Dormer  Windows,  Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
Ceneral  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Works, 

684  MILWAUKEE  AVE.,  - - CHICAGO. 


236  SOUTH  WATER  ST. 

Are  now  publishing  a reliable  and  complete  ATLAS  of  the  TOWN  OF 
CICERO.  Scale,  200  ft.  to  an  inch.  Price,  $40.  Full  Bound.  Also  have 
in  preparation  an  ATLAS  of  JEFFERSON.  EDWIN  MILNER,  Agt. 


TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

175  Dearborn  Street,  CHICAGO. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

M.  KEATING, 

IpipS 

COMPANY. 

MarbleiWood  Mantels 

PRESSED  BRICK. 

Crates,  Tiling,  Etc. 

Plain  and.  Ornamental. 

201  to  205  SOUTH  CANAL  ST. 

iIpwSl 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Tennessee  Marble  Maptels  wholesale  and  retai 

Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water"  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15.  159  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.) 

Telephone  S**3.  S 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 


-)  AGENTS.  (- 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  1*25  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.* 
ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  153  East  Randolph  st. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  & CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 
BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BRINTON,  H.  H„  1187  & 1334  Van  Buren  St. 
BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 


A ATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W.  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 
NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms, 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


OSBORNE&  KEELER,  177  I,a  Salle  st. 


PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
REED,  F.  J„  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 


CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J.  J.,  Rm.  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 
CULLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  8,  N.  W.  cor.  Randolph 


and  La  Salle  Sts. 


DAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S..  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

DVORAK  k PECHA,  439  West  18th  St.,  Chicago,  III 


EDWARDS  k RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO..  114  La  Salle  st. 


♦iALLISTEL,  M,  W.,  cor.  ave.  K.  and  106th  St.,  Cole- 
hour,  111. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  6,  125  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Gha-..,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  k HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salle  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.  W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  k Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 


REED  k HLTRLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RONYAN  E.  F.,  & SON.,  87  Washington  st,,  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St. -Room  49. 
SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  k Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SMITH  k GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  k DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STRAUS,  F.  W.,  164  Washsngton  St. 

STANLEY,  P.  E.,  k Co.,  96  Washington  st. 
STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TAYLOR,  WM.  E.,  31st  st.,cor  Cottage  Grove  ave. 
T1DHOLM  & REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TRANTINA,  JOHN,  715  Allport  St , Chicago,  II 
TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Salle  st. 

TURNER  k BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

W ALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  k Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 

VOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C„  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 


ANDERSON,  E.  W.,  54  Waldo  Place. 


HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  k SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 


JANSSEN  k BOSWORTH,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  and 
Belmont  aves. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 


K.ERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  k Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  k 118  Dearborn, 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k.  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 


DANE,  Jas.  R.,  196  La  Salle  St. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  k Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  I740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  k GIDD1NGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st, 


MAGILL,  J.  C.,  k Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
MoNEILL,  Malcom,  k Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MICK,  Jas.  F.,  k Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  k Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 


ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

r_ioa.ri.ing  on  Real  Estate. 


CHANDLER  k CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  (Estate  of)  157  Randolph  St, 
DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 


THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  k 268  Wabash  ave. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 

Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

CCDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  2i  S.  Jefferson. 

Architect, 

CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F , 239  West  Chicago  ave. 

Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  E 10  159  LaSalle  st 

Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  391)7  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 

Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

BRANDT,  HE.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  80°1. 

NORTON  D.,  1311  Wabash  ave. 

Chimney  Sweepers. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  E 8—165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 

Wood  Carpets. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CAEPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 

Iron  Cornices. 

HUGHES,  E.,  319-321  S.  Clinton  st. 

KNISELY  k MILLEE,  129  and  131  S.  Clinton  st. 

Abstracts  of  Title. 

COOK  COUNTY  ABSTKACT  CO.,1 22-126  Washington. 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  k EICKCOEDS,  85  k 87  Dear- 
born st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZEE,  OTTO  k CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
EECOEDEE’S  ABSTEACT  DEPT.,  County  Court 
House. 

Felt,  Composition  and  Gravel 
Roofers. 

BURKE  BROTHERS,  15  W.  Superior  st. 

Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 

Builders’  Blacksmithing. 

w-  L-  . c.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Iteal  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Ageni 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

K.E  ESTATE, 


Jffice:  Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So  Chicago,  II 
Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 


'VM.  LEAtiUE  .St  CO.. 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agents, 

Room  2 17,  Royal  Ins.  Bidg. 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 


SMITH  & QILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Broken 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 


J,  P.  BOWES. 


G.  B.  CBUICKSHANK. 


JEROME  P.  BOWES  & CO 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

1 84  Dearborn  Street. 

Town  of  Lake  Office,  51st  St.  and  Wentworth  Av 


- 1 ui.  njJW  * T CUtWUim 

South  Side,  Hyde  Park  and  Town  of  Lake 
Property  a Specialty. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17.  90  LaSalle  Stieet. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND- 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  ( 108  & 110  Learbor 

Hoorn  7- \ t*t..  - Chicago. 


O.  M.  Wells.  j.  ji.  Secbist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  & CO. 

R,  E Xj  ESTATE, 

163  LaSalle  St..  Room  17.  CHICAM 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED. 


re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experience 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  vei 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  partii 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondent 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


BRITTI  AN,  J.  C.,  119  Quincy  St. 


Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con 
ceded  to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Hive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And.  other  Eminent  members  of  the;Mu- 
sieal- Profession. 

AVAREROOAIS ; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


I 


REAL  ESTATE  5 BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISIIE1J  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


TERMS: 

t°  annual  advertisers 
w y , >•»  r.  c.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 


p T,tpred  at  Chicago  PostT-otike  as  second-class  matTer 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW. 


THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 


SNOW  & DICKINSON, 

Real  Estate  Brokers 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT. 


,TAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 


97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 
MANAGE  PROPERTY.  COLLETT  RENTS  AND  PAT  TAXES. 


pg°\Ve  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
"non-residents. 


C.  H.  PUSCHECK. 

H 0.  ZUTTERMEISTER. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 


REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


{^“Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  Non- 
residents. 


allU  & HU KLBU  1 , 

MiOTSTETY  TO  LOAM 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

XaXLIXjWXDXT  SOUNDS  FOE  S-5-XiE- 

Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Huri.but,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 


J.  P.  MALLETTE. 


R.  E.  BROWNELL. 


SPECIAL. 


O B.  EGELESTON,  - — — 

J.  P.  MALLETTE  & CO. 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS 

AND  INT  SURAN  OB. 

-OFFICES : 


ProDertv  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
RentfMlouses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  iFire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

p ^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-slass  Steam 
ers  to  and  from  Europe. 


Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ani  Financial  Aleuts. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  oi  non-residents. 


QEO.  M.  BOGUE. 


H.  W.  HOYT. 


BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 


C.  H.  MULLIKEH, 


AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 


Real  Estate. 


174  Deavboi'ii  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests  of  non-residents  carefully  looked  axter. 


ARTHUR  0.  GEHR  & CO.,  (Successors  to) 
SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 
No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 


I_.0-A.1STS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 


H.  FEDSENTHAL. 
JACOB  GROSS. 


FREDERICK  MIDLER. 
ADAM  MILLER. 


Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICA.GO. 


r r i vuo  ■ 

Chicago.— Room  517,  Royal  Insurance  Building. 

Telephone  No.  1602. 

Enslewood.— Rooms  2 and  3 Central  Block. 

Telephone  No.  15. 


C.  U.  GORDON. 


w.  L.  BLOOD. 


G,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 


P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 


FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 


Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 


BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 


OXT  COMMISSXOIT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO., 

Real  Estate, 


108  La  Salle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 


MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 LA  Salle  Street. 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


79  Dearborn  St., 

CHICAGO. 


E.  S.  DREYER  <Sc  CO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 


mooiM:  io, 

99  iP  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 


H.  L.  TURNER. 


W.  A.  POND. 


TURNER  & BOND, 


real  Estate  Mortgage  loans, 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 


itcW  llcdl  LOtuvc  7 . 

to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application 


CAMPBELL  BROS., 


14,9  Madison.  Street. 


F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public. 


S.  M.  Parish. 


BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam'l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash  i 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $ 300,000 . 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 


STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected  Estates  Managed  and 
for  Non  Ilesidentu,  Real  Estate  bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No  4A 


OHAS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL. 

FRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

Time  Loans  Negotiated, 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 

Dealers  in  RealEstat© 


F,  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 


95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

-ttention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 


MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 


149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 


D.  G.  HAMILTON, 


DEALER  IN 


Real  Estate  ! Mortgage 
Investments,! 


94  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


CHAS.  GOODMAN,  "Trustee. 

••o^o** 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  7?.  Illinois  Natl  Bank  Bldg. 


A.  O.  BOSWOBTH.  

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Eire  Insurance, 


H.  H.  JANSSEN. 


f.alte  View  Assents  for  sale  of  Lots  in  Lane 
Park.  Headquarters  for  Lake  View  property. 

Main  Office, N.w. cor.  Lincoln 

BraDCh  Office,  cor.  Southport  ave.  and  Otto  Street, 
Lake  View  Ills. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 


BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 


EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & C0„ 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Seal  Estate,  Lean  ani  Financial  Agents. 


Taxes  paid  and  rent9  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  HEAD  ESTATE  ROOMS. 


8.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 


Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOlPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


JAS.  R.  LANE, 

REAL-ESTATE, 
196  La  SalleSt.,  Chicago. 


Lane  Park  i.ots— Lake  View. 

Grand  Native  Trees— Solid  Concrete  Walks— Stone 
Curbing  in  streets.  6,  8 and  12  in.  Water  Mains. 
Building  lines  established.  Four  miles  from  center 
of  city  Easily  reached  by  Steam  and  Streetcars. 
Prices  moderate.  Term  easy- 6 per  cent.  Houses 
built  to  order, - 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

1 1 51  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 


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


R.  W.  BRIDGE, 

185_Dearhorn  St. 


Loans,  Examination  of  Land.  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


586 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


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^eal  Scstat0^^6ildi9<5 

= JOURNAL.  === 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


but  the  long  lists  of  deeds  prevent  us  from 
giving  s more  extended  review.  A careful 
examination  of  the  record  colums  will  en- 
able the  intelligent  dealer  to  form  correct 
conclusions  as  to  the  status  of  the  market. 


CHAMPION  SLIDING  BLIMiS. 

An  invention  in  inside  blinds,  possessing 


bet  Vernon  and  Stanton  av.  Same  in  blk  54 
Kinzie’s  add  for  opening  Hamlin  ave,  from 
Lake  to  Madison  st;  for  widening  an  alley 
from  Madison  to  Warren  av  bet  Falls  st  and 
California  av;  for  curbing  filling  and  pav. 
ing  Barber  st  from  Canal  to  Halsted  st. 
Same  on  Kramer  st  from  Jefferson  to  Hals- 


FOR  RENT.— 

IN  THE 

NEW  BUILDING, 

209—211 213 215 

CHICAGO  AVE.,  COR.  WELLS  ST. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  OCT.  23,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  developments  in  the  fall  trade  thus 
far  show  an  active  demand  for  low  priced 
1 ots,  also  for  acres.  There  is  an  unprece- 
dented demand  for  small  loans,  the  trust 
deeds  and  mortgages  being  the  most  promi- 
nent feature  of  the  records. 

Building  and  Loan  societies  continue  to 
do  a thriving  business  to  the  disadvantage 
of  small  brokers,  who  formerly  transacted  a 
fair  share  of  the  business.  Prominent  houses 
like  Chandler  & Co.,  E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.,  F. 
B.  Peabody  & Co.,  Reed  & Hurlbut,  W.  D. 
Kerfoot  &Co.,  and  a few  others  are  enjoying 
a large  patronage  and  are  too  busy  to  give 
their  attention  to  anything  but  the  exami- 
nation of  abstracts  and  the  placing  of  loans, 
at  6,  7 and  8%,  according  to  the  amount 
needed  by  the  borrower.  During  the  past 
week  there  was  a slight  falling  off  in  the 
number  of  warranty  deeds  in  the  city  and  a 
slight  increase  in  the  number  of  suburban 
transactions.  This  is  largely  due  to  the  ex- 
tension of  street  car  lines  and  the  building 
of  new  railroads. 

Mr.  Marshall  of  the  firm  of  Knight  <fc 
Marshall,  makes  a favorable  statement  of 
the  growing  suburb  of  Kenwood,  where  the 
firm  have  negotiated  a larg  number  of  trans- 
actions. 

Kenwood  proper  lies  between  45th  and  51st 
streets,  the  lane  and  Drexel  boulevard.  In 
this  comparatively  small  section,  have  been 
centered  the  wealth  of  Hyde  Park.  No  pro- 
perty is  being  sold  here  less  than  $75  a foot 
while  the  best  located  is  bringing  $200  a ft, 
and  there  are  but  a few  choice  lots  left  at 
that  price. 

The  growth  and  increase  in  value  of  this 
property  have  been  due  to  the  character  of 
the  improvements  which  have  been  of  a very 
high  order,  the  residents  comprised  largely 
of  Chicago’s  enterprising  business  men,  and 
the  railroad  accomodations  of  the  Illinois 
Central  which  now  run  trains  every  ten  min- 
utes in  the  mornings  and  evening.  Several 
fine  residences  have  been  built  this  year. 

The  high  prices  of  Kenwood  property  and 
the  scarcity  of  it  on  the  market,  has  brought 
on  the  market,  property  lying  to  to  the  south 
of  it,  and  now  called  Egendale.  While  in- 
stances are  given  where  the  property  has 
advanced  over  a hundred  per  cent,  it  is  be- 
lieved that  the  boom  has  not  yet  commenced. 
Property  that  sold  on  Woodlawn  avenue  be- 
tween 52d  and  53d  sts  a year  ago  at  $30  re 
cjntly  brought  $70  a foot.  The  prices  are 
ranging  fron  $35  to  $70  a foot  in  Egendale. 
Mead  & Coe  report  the  improvements  which 
have  been  laid  out  for  Auburn, to  be  still  go- 
ing on.  Some  building  is  being  done  and  of 
a good  character.  That  part  of  Auburn  ly- 
ing east  of  the  railroad  will  become  a fine 
residence  site. 

The  firm  report  a very  active  business  for 
the  summer  and  fall  months — both  real  es- 
tate and  loans. 

Chas.  Goodman  is  receiving  a good  de- 
mand on  the  north  side  for  flats  and  stores. 

J.  Robson  Weddell  reports  favorably  for 
Normal  ParK  real  estate.  There  seems  to  be 
a great  increase  in  the  value  of  Halsted  St. 
property  for  lots  that  could  be  bought  a year 
ago  at  $175  are  now  sold  at  $500.  This  is 
largely  due  to  the  realization  on  the  part 
of  buyers  that  Halsted  St.  is  the  main  thor- 
oughfare into  the  city. 

The  new  car  line  on  21st  st  is  opening  up 
and  developing  property  in  its  vicinity.  It 
will  be  running  by  the  15th  of  November.  A 
new  school  building  has  recentlly  been  built 
on  21st  st  west  of  Wood  St. 

A great  deal  more  might  be  written  about 
the  rapid  development  of  outside  real  estate 


merits  not  common  to  others,  will  be  of  in- 
terest and  worthy  of  mention,  for  they  form 
a very  important  part  of  the  furniture,  and 
are  so  necessary  to  the  comfort  and  elegance 
of  our  homes  that  much  care  and  study 
should  be  devoted  to  their  construction. 

The  common  folding  inside  blinds  are 
clumsy  and  obtrusive,  interfering  with  all 
kinds  of  window  curtains,  drapery  or  cor- 
nices. This  is  obviated  by  the  Champion 
Sliding  Blinds,  manufactured  by  the  Con- 
way Manufacturing  Co.,  and  represented  in 
Chicago  by  Alex.  Stewart,  room  9,  159  La 


Salle  street. 


The  following  are  among  the  merits 
which  commend  the  blinds  to  the  public. 

It  uncovers  the  whole  windows  without 
special  preparation. 

It  is  counterbalanced. 

It  moves  easily  and  smoothly  and  with 
the  least  exertion. 

Its  upper  sections  are  moved  without  us- 
ing a sticK  or  standing  on  a chair  in  order  to 
reach  them. 

All  the  sections  are  moved  by  pressure  at 
one  point  and  stay  where  placed  without 
fail. 

It  admits  of  a shade  hung  between  glass 
and  blinds. 

It  admits  of  a full  stop,  being  used  with  2 
x4  stud. 

It  is  handsomer,  cheaper  and  more  dur- 
able than  the  folding  blind. 


CITY  COUNCIL.. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  sidewalks  on 


both  sides  of  Washtenaw  av  from  W 15th  to 


C B & Q R R also  on  both  sides  of  Kedzie  av 
from  w Madison  to  12th  both  sides  of  Upton 
st  from  Milwaukee  av  to  Western  av;  both 
sides  of  Lumber  st  from  Union  to  w 22d  st; 
both  sides  of  Robey  st  from  Milwaukee  av 
to  Asylum  place;  both  sides  of  w 20th  st  from 
Throop  to  Blue  Island  av;  both  sides  of  w 
19th  st  from  Centre  to  Blue  Island  av;  both 
sides  of  Liberty  st  from  Canal  to  Halsted  st; 
both  sides  of  Canalport  av  from  Brown  to 
Morgan  sts;  both  sides  of  Loomis  from  w 
12th  to  w 14th;  both  sides  of  w Chicago  av 
from  Milwaukee  to  Ashland  av;  both  sides 
of  Hoyne  av  from  Division  st  to  North  av 
both  sides  of  Tilden  av  from  Morgan  to 
Aberdeen  st;  both  sides  of  Bowery  st  from 
Van  Buren  to  w Congxess;  both  sides  of  w 
15th  st  from  Ashland  av  to  Lincoln  st;  both 
sides  of  w Chicago  av  from  Ashland  to  Cal- 
ifornia av;  on  the  w side  of  Rockwell  st 
from  w 16th  to  18th  st.  For  opening  an  al- 
ley bet  Miohigan  av  and  Indiana  a\  s of 
37th  st.  Same  bet  Haynes  court  and  Deering 
st,  and  same  in  b 45,  O T Sub  S E frl  quar, 
21  39  14.  Same  from  37th  st  to  Oxford  court 


ted  st;  same  on  Dussold  st;  same  on  Fry  st 
st  from  Centre  av  to  North;  same  on  Day- 
ton  st  from  North  av  to  Belden  av;  same  on 
McReynolds  st  from  Ashland  to  Paulina  st. 

For  curbing,  grading  and  paving  alley  in 
N blk  55,  N W 3^  21  39  14;  same  on  Ann 
st  from  Lake  to  Fulton  st;  same  in  alleys  b 
3,  C T sub  s frl  quar  3 39  14,  same  on  13th 
st  from  Prairie  av  to  Wentworth  av;  same 
on  Delaware  place  from  Dearborn  av  to 
Lake  Shore  drive;  for  curbing  and  filling  w 
11th  st  from  Throop  to  Ashland  ave. 


ONE  ELEGANT  DOUBLE  STORE. 


ONE  ELEGANT  SINGLE  STORE. 
Also,  ELATS, 

WITH  MODERN  1MPOVEMENTS. 
CHARLES  GOODMAN, 

Room  76,  115  Dearborn-si 


FOR  SALE.— 

At  Junction  of  the  Pittsburgh,  Chicago  & 
St.  Louis,  and  the  Union  Stock  Yards’  Rail- 
roads, and  lying  between  them,  about 

30  Acres  of  Land. 

The  situation  of  this  land  and  its  nearness 
to  the  city  limits, 

At  Brighton, 

make  it  desirable  for  business  purposes.  It 
willl  be  sold  at  the  office  of 


ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

Heal  Estate  & Building  Jouenai 

OFFICE:  164  and  1 66  Washington  St.,  Rooms  12  and  1. 

One  square,  1 month,  $4;  3 months,  $11;  6 months,  $2 
1 year,  $36. 

Two  squares,  1 month,  $6;  3 months,  $17;  6 month 
$32;  1 year,  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 month 
$45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 month 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 month 
$150. 

Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  mo’ 
able,  and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  th 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 


S.  D.  WARD, 

At  97  Washington  Street, 

Saturday,  Oct.  30,  at  I I A.  IVI 

To  the  best  bidder  over  $1,200  per  acre. 


Terms  of  Subscription, 

Postage  prepaid. 


United  States $5  t 

Canada $5  i 

Great  Britain $6  ( 

Germany,  France  Austria  etc $6  t 


CIRCASSIAN  WALNUT 
«ATIN  WOOD,  ’ 

^OSfJYVOoj)  5 
PRIMA  VERa, 

amaranth 


white  holly, 
Red  CEDAR 
EBONY, 


snake  wood 
COCOBOLA,  Etc. 


ALL  THICKNESSES. 


J.  RATNER, 

— MAHOGANY  u 

AND  ALL 

TIOREIGN  Cabinet  Woods 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 


275-289  E.  20th-st. 
CHICAGO, 

ILL. 


Saw  Mills, 

Foot  Houston  Street,  E.  R. 

New  York. 


WRIGHT  & TURNER, 

Real  Estate, 

Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  DEARBORN  STREET,  BOOM  49,  CHICAGO. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


ISTo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Clricago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

l£?F’Posse3siug  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  executo  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers  . 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


587 


THE 


Building  * Department 

imimiiiii'iiH'i  I I I rm  ■ ■ M U"  ■<«■■■■ 111  n ""‘a"  1 M "!'1"'1 """"" " ""  I I M " 

Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 


Pioneer  Fire  - proof 


Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings' 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 
Telephone  S48&. 


L.  Tremaiu  is  excavating  for  Roe- 
which  will  be  of  stone,  with  a brick 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Franklin,  III. — George  Harney  & Co  will  erect  a grain 
alevator  here. 

Nashville,  TEnn. — The  Foster  street  M.  E.  Church  will 
erect  an  ^,8,000  edifice. 

Mayfield,  Ky.— F.  E-  Cosby  will  erect  a dwelling. 
Corrugated  iron  roof. 

Pural,  III.— F.  H.  Caldwell’s  residence  is  commenced. 
Carpets  and  piano  wanted. 

Cincinnati,  Ohio.— Three-story  brick  school-house,  Plum 
st.,  s of  Eighth  st. ; cost  $10,000. 

Danbury,  Neb.— E.  E.  Underwood  will  build  a residence. 
Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not  let. 

Spbingfield,  III.— H.  P.  Buckley  is  erecting  two  new 
greenhouses  here.  They  will  be  40x18  ft. 

Flint,  Mich.— A Baptist  Church  will  be  erected  here. 
Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not  let.  Rev.  L.  D.  Temple, 
pastor. 

Marysville,  Mont. — A school  house  costing  nearly  $2.- 
500  is  being  erected.  Cbas  E.  Dudley,  clerk  board  of  edu- 
cation. 

Kewanee,  III. — Lay&Lyman  will  build  a business  build- 
ing at  once.  It  will  be  built  of  brick,  etc.  Wm  Wolf  is  the 
architect. 

White  City,  Kan. — A new  school-house,  costing  $4,200; 
from  plans  by  A.  B.  Benton,  White  City,  Kan.;  is  building 
in  this  place. 

Maryville,  Tenn.— S.  A.  Patton  will  build  a two-story 
business  building  at  a cost  of  $14,000.  It  will  be  built  of 
brick,  iron,  glass,  etc. 

Martinsbubg,  Iowa.— A Methodist  church  will  be  erected 
of  frame  and  cost  $1,000.  Rev.  W.  A.  Gibbons,  pastor.  H. 
Lothpeich  is  the  contractor. 

Toledo,  Ohio.— A brick  building  will  be  erected  at  the 
end  of  Perry  st.  bridge,  for  the  use  of  harbor  master  and 
bridge  tenders.  H.  D.  Standart,  city  clerk. 

Cleveland,  Ohio.-A  sanitary  hospital  will  be  erected 
at  a cost  of  $5,000.  Jno.  Eisenmann  44  Euclid  ave.,  is  the 
architect.  Contracts  not  let.  Address  L.  S.  0 Neil,  city 
clerk. 

Loogootee,  Ind.— A two-story  school  house  40x75  ft  will 
be  erected  at  a cost  of  $8,000.  It  will  be  built  of  pressed 
brick.  A Druiding  27  Metropolitan  Blk.,  Chicago,  is  the 
architect. 

Homer,  Neb.— Catholic  church,  Rev.  C.  Clemens,  Hub- 
bard, Neb.,  pastor;  Eph.  Rockwell,  Homer,  architect  and 
contractor;  cost  $1,200.  Bell,  carpets,  pulpit  and  alter 
furniture. 


Lincoln,  Kan. — C. 
nigk’s  new  building, 
front. 

East  Saginaw,  Mich.— S.  J.  Reynolds  will  build  a two- 
story  business  building.  It  will  be  built  of  pressed  and 
molded  brick,  plate  and  stained  glass,  etc.  L.  P.  Porter  is 
the  architect.  Contracts  not  let. 

Lakin,  Kan. — First  M.  E.  church,  Rev.  W.  V.  Burns,  Lak- 
in,  pastor.  F.  R.  French,  W.  P.  Haywood  and  George  H. 
Pate,  building  committee;  cost  $1,500.  Frame,  stone,  bell, 
carpets,  pulpit  and  altar  furniture. 

Marquette,  Kan. — N Ellvin,  owner  and  architect  will 
build  a three-story  business  building.  It  will  be  built  of 
common  and  pressed  brick,  architectural  and  ornamental 
iron  work,  plate  and  ornamental  glass,  etc.,  and  contain  all 
modern  improvements. 

Marvin,  Kan.— E.  Miller,  will  erect  a business  building. 
Awnings,  stained  and  ornamental  glass,  grates,  hardwood 
finish,  slate  or  corrugated  iron  roof,  safety  deposit  boxes, 
sidewalk  lights,  store  fixtures,  wood  carpets. 

Minneapolis,  Minn. — Samual  Morse,  Chamber  of  Com- 
merse.  Minneapolis,  owner;  G.  W.  and  F.  D.  Orff,  600  Lum- 
ber Exchange,  Minneapolis,  architect;  Haglin  & Morse,  241 
Second  arvnue,  S.,  Minneapolis,  contractors.  Work  will 
commence  at  once,  be  completed  March  1, 1887 ; cost  $3,000. 
Hardwood  finish,  furnace  heat,  wood  mantels  and  etc. 

Milwaukee,  Wis. — M.  A.  Boardman;  1530  Grand  avenue 
Milwaukee,  owner;  H.  C.  Koch  & Co.,  107  Wisconsin  street, 
Milwaukee,  architects.  Individual  contracts.  Work  to  be 
completed  Feb.  1,  1887;  cost  5000.  Two  stories,  frame,  cut 
stone,  annunciators,  furniture,  gas  fixtures,  and  stained 
glass,  grates,  hardwood,  finish,  furnace  heat,  wood  mantels, 
range  and  etc. 

Columbus,  Ohio. — The  Kilbourne  & Jacobs  Manufactur- 
ing Company,  Columbus,  owners.  The  shops  are  to  be  as 
follows:  Truck  shop,  60x200  feet;  wood-working  shop,  42x 

200  feet;  machine  shop,  45x200  feet,  blacksmith  shop,  7ox 
150  feet;  main  set-up  shop,  75x200  feet;  stamping  shop,  75x 
| 129  feet,  punch  and  shear  shop,  75x120  feet;  sink  warehouse 
45x160  feet;  general  warehouse,  45x314  feet;  boiler  house, 
40x60  feet.  Will  also  be  building  for  offices,  store  house, 
paint  house,  etc.  All  the  buildings,  with  the  exception  of 
the  stamping  and  main  set-up  shop,  will  be  of  brick,  with 
slate  roofs.  The  stamping  room  and  set-up  shop  will  be 
of  iron  throughout,  and  fire  proof.  Joseph  Hamberger  & 
Co.,  Columbus,  contractors  for  brick  buildings,  and  D,  W. 
C.  Carroll  & Co.,  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  for  iron  buildings;  H; 
Linthwait,  Columbus,  supervising  architect.  Contractors 
will  purchase  all  materials. 


D.  Cutler. 


T.  S.  White. 


II.  M.  Boice. 


CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


K.^'Y^EOISro’S  PATENT 

Compressed  Lead  SashWesphts 


m 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction.— NTo  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  tine 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 

Builders.  . .,  • 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 

weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldgr.  C.  B.  Farwell’s  u 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s  ninoinnat 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Omemn 

Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

51  to  59  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


ReDorts  of  New  Buildings  and  Buildings  to  be  Erected.  In  advance  of  Permits. 

^ For  the  week  ending  Oct.  23,  1886.  See  Official  Report  of  Building  Permits,  Fift age. 


Mrs  N F Nickerson . 
F Silhanen 

A J ohnson 

Wm  Boehmer.. . 

J Rice  & Co 

P J Benson 


A Freeman 


W H Mosher 

J Comerford  

Marshall  Field 

Joe  Siegrosser  

A Mahlum 

Jos  Rodner 

W W Hayne 

C E Pouch  

M Kirkman 

B Krump  & J Wolf 

J J McSorley 

H W Adams 

C G French 


W J Lukena 

Dupont  Powder  Co 


3 

3 

3 

3 

4 
3 
2 
3 
2 

3 

4 
3 

3 

3 

3 

2 

2 

2 

3 

2 

2 

1 

1 

1 

1 


Stores  and  flats 
Flat  building  . 


Dwelling 

Planing  Mill 

Stores  aud  flats  . . 


24x80 

21x72 


Flat  buildings 

Stores  and  flais 

Dwellings 

Dwelling 

Business  building .... 

Remodeling  building 

Stores  and  flats 

Flat  building 

Stores  and  flats 

DWeUing  ^3 

Flat  building I 24x80 

Stores  and  flats ••••  ••; 

Dwelling 1 22x68 

Stable j 23x32 

Dwelling • • • | , 

Powder  Magazine^ 


33x135 

48x77 

23x85 

50x62 

25x75 

96x70 

78x40 


Madison  and  Market  sts  . 
Chicago 


(suburb) . 


15000 
7501) 
6PU0 
5500 
12000 
15  ” 
5000 
5600 
5000 
20000 
10  “ 
8800 


Sprague  & Newell,  125  Van  Buren  st . 
Jno  Krivanek,  646  W 18th  st  . 

I,  Lutken,  413  Milwaukee  av . 

A Bessler.  162  W 12th  st  • • • 

P W Ruehl,  12th  and  Halsted  sts. 

C O Hamen,  Metropolitan  Blk. . . 

J Franks,  205  25th  Place 


10  “ 

6 “ 
7000 
8 “ 


C Hine,  81  dark  st 

Sprague  & Newell,  125  Van  Buren  st. 
A Bessler,  162  W 12th  st 


A F Wolf,  1076  Milwaukoe  av 

L Luthen,  413  Milwaukee  av 

A Bessler,  162  W 12th  st ■■ 

Edbrooke  & Burnham,  182  Dearborn  st 

C Hire,  81  Clark  st 

Jno  Krevanek,  646  W 18th  st 

A Bessler,  162  W 12th  st 

H S Jaffray,  115  Dearborn  st  . . . . 

Wm  Elliott,  320  S State  St.,  Elgin  .... 
Spprague  & Newell,  125  Van^Buren  st. 


art  I wood 


Lumber! 

A!VI> 

Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 


-AND  Al.L  KINDS  OF  - 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING 


ORDER. 


^“Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


Pressed  brick  stone  etc.  Contracts  not  let. 
Pressed  brick,  stone,  etc. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone.  Contracts  not  let. 
Brick.  Contracts  not  let. 

Pressed  brick,  Iron,  Glass,  etc. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone.  Contracts  not  let. 
Pressed  brick  andstone. 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone.  Contracts  not  let. 

Hardwood  Finish.  Contracts  not  let. 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick,  atone,  iron  and  glass. 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone.  Contracts  not  let. 
Brick  and  stone. 

Frame  and  brick  contracts  not  let. 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone,  ontracts  not  let.  ^ 

Pressed  brick  and"  stone. 

Frame. 

Pressed  brick  and  frame. 

Frame.  . , . . 

Frame  and  brick.  Contracts  not  let. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATED 

HOLBROOK  CO. 

Grove  and  18th  sts.,  ' 

South  Bra  Chicago  Riv  Telephone  No.  8213 


ft  88 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 


Real  Estate  Investments, 


89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE: 

6330  Halsted  Street— Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Boabd. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 


.A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  24—116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg 


154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 


J^Money  Loaiied.l 

®*Taxes  Paid, 

^•Investments  Made, 

^“Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


O.  A,  HALE. 


E.  O.  HALE. 


HALE  BROS., 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 

164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 


MONEY  LOANED, 


Without  Commission, 


AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

It.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


C.  A.  BROSIEN, 

Real  Estate,  Renting, 


I_i  O .A.  TT  S . — 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

56  Dearborn  St,  Chicago, 


Main  Floor.) 


For  Sale  or  Lease. 


BEST  LOCATION  IN  SOUTH  CHICAGO. 

Our  buildings  and  3J/£  acres  of  Land,  with 
two  railroad  tracks  and  track  scales,  etc. 

This  plant  is  reached  by  the  C.  R I.  & P. 
and  Pittsburgh  and  Ft.  Wayne  railroads, 
without  switching  charges,  and  is  also  con- 
nected with  all  other  railroads  by  the  “Belt” 
system.  Will  remove  to  our  new  works  about 
May  1st. 

CHICAGO  FOItGK  A BOLT  CO., 

234  South  Clark-st.,  Chicago. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


•5 


REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO. 


Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  BEAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATE! 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


DiXON  & PETERSON, 

(Successors  to  C.G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 


CARPENTERS’  MOULDING; 


NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 


Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 


OFFICES  ■ — Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block, 
South  Chicago,  111.  Howard  and  South  Chicago  Ave- 
nues, Hegewlsch,  111. 

So.  Chicago.  Ilegewisch  and  Cummings 

property  a specialty. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 


Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 


BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE. — By  Goldy  & Zukbubg,  111  La 
Salle  St. 

UNIMPROVED. 

Calumet  av  near  33d  st,  lot  100x125.  $21,000 

Indiana  av  near  29th  st $9,400 

Corner  37th  and  Dearborn  sts,  lot  120x123 

$12,000 

Madison  av  bet  48th  and  49th  sts,  lot 

53%xl37 $80  per  foot 

LaSalle  av,  lot  25x152;  choice.  $225  per  foot 
Larrabee  st  bet  Fullerton  av  and  Freder- 
ick st,  68x100 $70  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st,  lot  24x125;  choice.. $110  per  foot 

Wrightwood  av,  lot  75x200 $75  per  foot 

Hurlbut  st  near  Fullerton  av,  lot 

Astor  st  near  Lake  Sho  re  Drive $11,00 

FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st„  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  fro’it  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

b>-ick  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario- st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Streets 


Andrew  Klrimloill, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance 


WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works 


POULSON  & ECER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cai 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGl 

Call  Telephone  K«.  209. 


FOR  SALE— DREXEL-BOULEVARD. 

We  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty-seveuth-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Also  between  Forty-eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare,  opportunity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-fifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGUE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st.,  Rooml,  second  floor. 


FOR  SALE  By  C.  A.  BROSIEN,  56  Dearborn 
st. 

Three  3-story  Houses,  arranged  in  Flats, 
nearly  new  all  modern  improvements,  con- 
venient to  street  cars,  choice  location. 
North  Side;  rented  for  $2,406  per  year  to- 
gether with  2 vacant  lots.  Price  $24,500. 


Residence  on  Bissel  st 

easy  payments 
‘ Clark  st  close  to  Park  - 


La  Salle  av 
North  Park  av 


Webster  av 


$5,600 

4.500 

13.000 
12,500 

22.000 

8,000 

7.000 
6,250 

- 6,600 

5.500 
6,800 

8.000 

5,OOo 


‘Dayton  st 

Hurlbut  st  - - - 

‘ Dayton  st 

W JacKsonst,  a corner 
bargain 
3 stry  flats  on  Wells  st 
3 stry  flats  on  Hurlbut  st 

2 stry  and  basement  dwelling 

3 stry  flats  SedgwicK 
2 stry  and  basement  dwelling  on  Elm  8,250 
Business  Property  on  Clark  st  - $20,000 

“ “ Wells  st  - 19,500 

“ Milwaukee  av  28,500 
60  ft  front  on  North  av  with  small 
improvements 


75,000 

9.500 

6.500 

7.500 
8,250 


FOR  SALE.  | | | 

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— (o)(o)  Do  You  Want  a Home ! (o)(o)- 

(o)(o)  — (°)(o) 

(°)(°)(°)(o)(o)(o)(o) 


Vacant  Residence  and  business  property  in 
all  parts  of  the  city. 


FOR  SALE— TO  CAPITALISTS  AND  IN- 
VESTORS. 


ADAMS-ST. — The  best  50-foot  lot  between 
Fifth-av.  and  State  can  be  bought  cheap 
for  a few  days. 

CLARK-ST. — East  front,  40-foot  store,  north 
of  Jackson;  very  choice;  certain  income 

CLARK-ST.— West  front,  50-foot  store,  south 
of  Jackson;  very  choice  and  cheap, 

FRANKLIN-ST. — Elegant  unimproved  cor- 
ner, 60x90;  best  bargain  on  the  market. 

MONROE-ST. — Store  well  located  and 
cheap. 

VAN  BUREN-ST. — Corner  improved;  if  you 
want  a good  investment  buy  it. 

WASHINGTON-ST. — A fine  office  building 
at  a bargain. 

FRANKLIN-ST. — A good  corner,  60x90,  un- 
improved. 

WABASH-AV. — Large  corner,  improved; 
first-class  investment 

THREE  SINGLE  STORES— Centrally  lo- 
cated; $50,000  to  $60,000 each;  well  rented. 

MILWAUKEE-AV.-Two  3-story  brick  stores 
for  less  than  they  can  be  built  for;  must 
sell. 

STATE  ST. — Double  brick  store.  50x110, 
near  Harrison-st. 

WABASH-AV. — 80x165,  near  Hormon-court; 
coming  property. 

RANDOLPH-ST. — 80$180  foot  store;  best 
investment  in  the  city. 

W.  MADISON-ST. — Several  good  bargains 
on  this  growing  street. 

N.  CLARK-ST. — Several  10  per  cent  invest- 
ments. 

J.  P.  WHITE,  99  Washington -st.,  Room  10 


Would  you  like  to  purchase  a house  am 
lot  on  the  easy-payment  plan  and  be  abso 
lutely  certain  that  should  death  occur  you 
family  will  be  provided  with  a home  clear  o 
all  indebtedness  and  also  with  a sum  o 
money  to  help  them  through  the  most  dis 
tressing  time  of  their  lives?  If  so,  buy  i 
home  on  the  W.  E.  Catlin  guarantee  plar 
which  gives  the  purchaser  the  stronges 
guarantee  ever  given  in  a real-estate  trans 
action.  We  will  sell  you  a home  at  Hermc 
sa  or  Pennock,  either  of  frame  houses  an: 
cottages,  honestly  and  well  built,  after  th. 
most  approved  plans,  each  built  on  twi 
lots,  50  ft.  front,  a number  of  different  styles 
at  extremely  low  prices,  on  long  time  an< 
easy  payments,  and  positively  guarahte 
that  should  you  die  daring  the  continuanc 
of  the  contract  we  will  give  your  wife  o- 
heirs  a deed  to  the  property  free  of  all  in 
cumbrance,  and  return  them  in  cash  all  th 
money  you  may  have  paid  on  the  premises 
If  you  purchase  a home  on  this  plan  am 
die  during  the  continuance  of  the  contrac 
the  property  will  cost  yon  nothing.  If  yo. 
do  not  die  yon  pay  for  the  home  just  as  eas; 
as  though  this  guarantee  had  not  been  given 
Hermosa  and  Pennock  are  only  six  mile; 
from  the  court-house,  on  the  C M & St.  P 
R.  R.  Plenty  of  trains;  6 cts.  fare;  onl; 
one  mile  west  of  Humboldt  park;  will  havi 
the  street  cars  here  in  a few  months;  splen 
did  opportunity  to  make  money  or  get  yoi 
a home.  Call  and  see  the  property  free. 

Offices  at  depot  in  Hermosa,  at  91i 
North-av.,  and  94  Washington-st.,  room  26 
J.  F.  &C.  P.  KEENEY. 


FOR  SALE— By  R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co. 
184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


160  ACRES  OF  LAND, 

Near  Chicago.  This  piece  of  land  is  higl 
and  dry  and  near  the  Wisconsin  Centra) 
Railroad.  Will  sell  at  a price  which  if 
bound  to  insure  a large  profit.  Terms  tc 
suit. 

R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  <fc  Co., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


Delicate  and  pretty  sash  curtains  for  a 
bay  window  are  of  white  batiste,  thin  as  a 
cobweb,  embroidered  in  filo-floss  with  wild 
■oses,  each  rose  singly  and  some  with  the 
petals  falling  apart  and  scattered  at  random 
as  though  they  had  just  dropped  and  blown 
over  the  cloth  by  the  wind.  They  may  be 
closely  drawn  over  the  sash  of  the  window 
or  looped  back  with  very  light  pink  and 
green  ribbons. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  IMIa-cie 
for  Oertifled 

Poppies. 


C.  R.  WALLECK, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO.  ILC. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Northwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-clasi?  se- 
curity. Correspondence  solicited. 


THE  RECORD. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


WiVI  E.  HlNCHLIFF  & Cu.,  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 

MANUFAOTUEEB8  OF 

INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room  1 0 159  X-J&.  Sa.ll©  St.  Gflrios-go. 


GREEN  EBAU  IV1  SONS, 

Mortgage  *■■<»  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Ditore-it  onOii? 
Real  Estate. 


p J.  Xj.  I&AEYEIR,  & SONS  CO 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


tile  and  fire-place  goods.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  Finestoreand 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

liIIU>E\G  PeRJIITS. 

Augusta  st  No  208  Henry  Thompson  2-story 
front  aedition  20x41  $1,600. 

Ada  st  n No  104,  A H Hineman  1-story  office 
20x20,  $300. 

Blue  Island  av  Nos  594  and  596,  Joseph  Pel- 
ko  3-story  flats  and  stores  50x70,  and  2 
story  barn  23x50,  $14,200 
Bissell  st  No  100,  John  Brown  1-story  cot- 
tage 21x46,  $1,200. 

Burling  st  No  349  M J Healy  2-story  flats  22 
x48,  $2,500. 

Centre  av  n Nos  205-207  Julius  Meyer  3-st’ry 
flats  45x70,  $12,000. 

Coulter  st  Nos  172-174  C J Ohman  2-st’ry 
flats  42x60,  $5,000. 

Centre  av  n No  127  O Johnson  3-story  flat  21 
x80,  $7,000. 

Claremont  st  No  447  Wright  & Turner  2-story 
dwelling  18x54,  $3,500. 

Centre  st  cor  Orchard  The  Fourth  Presby- 
* terian  Chapel  school  and  chapel  building 
105x80,  $35,000. 

Cottage  Grove  av  No  3566,  St  Mark’s  church 
l-story  addition  18x40  $2,000. 

Crystal  st  No  85  John  Sidler  1-story  cottage 
20x50,  $1,000. 

Campbell  av  No  20  C H Williams  2-story 
flats  21x60,  $5,000. 

Delaware  place  Nos  55-57  Naper  Bros  two  3. 

story  dwellings  45x60  $12,000. 

Dearborn  st  No  3736,  J F Kappelbaum  two- 
story  flats  22x52,  $3,700. 

Divison  st  wNo  684  F Koehler  2-story  dwell- 
ing and  store  32x80  $6,000. 

Ewing  st  Nos  195  and  197  R Lobrisco  three 
story  flats  43x62,  $6,000. 

Eighteenth  place  No  51,  John  Eastman  base- 
ment 18x22,  $500. 

Franklin  st  n No  613  G A Schmidt  2-story 
barn  27x34  $480. 

Fairfield  st  No  455  John  Kelley  1-st’ry  cot- 
tage 20x32  $1,000. 

Harrison  st  w No  1274,  J H Cox  1 story  cot 
tage  22x44,  $1,000. 

Halsted  st  N No  962  H Feehan  3-story  store 
and  dwelling  22x78,  $4,500. 

Halsted  st  No  3438  M McFadden  3-story 
store  and  flats  26x72,  $7,000. 

Hoyne  av  No  565  Mrs  E Smith  1-story  cot- 
tage 20x44,  $1,000. 

Halsted  st  s No  3811  D Drew  l-story  shop 
24x40,  $800. 

Illinois  st  No  3247  Mary  E Reed  l-story  cot- 
tage 20x36,  $800. 

Jackson  st  w No  420  C WTremain  basement 
20x50,  $1,0  >0. 

Leavitt  st  s Nos  1138  and  1140  W S Hall  2 
st’ry  flats  40x32,  $5,000. 

Leavitt  st  No  911  W S Hall  1-st’ry  store  and 
dwelling  25x80  $2,000. 

Lake  st  No  231  F N Drummond  4-story  store 
building  $10,000. 

Lake  Park  av  Nos  3132  to  3142  Pullman 
Land  Company  five  2-story  dwellinge  22x 
; 48,  $20,000. 

LaSalle  av  No  558  John  S Clark  l-story  rear 
addition  20x23,  $500. 

Lake-Shore  drive  Nos  107  and  109,  The  Eddy 
House  2-story  barn  38x50  $3,000. 

I Lake  Shore  drive  Nos  107  and  109,  The  Eddy 
House  2-story  dwelling  50x70,  $35,000. 
Liberty  st  No  62  M Levison  basement  20x38 
$400. 

Lincoln  st  n Nos  23  to  33  John  Graves  Jr  six 
2-story  dwellings  124x38,  $20,000. 


Milwaukee  av  No  824  A Leon  3-st’ry  store 
and  flats  26x82,  $8,000. 

May  st  N No  250,  John  Holmes  3-st’ry  flats 
21x82,  $6,500. 

Millard  av  No  1032  J Harvard  2-story  dwell- 
ing and  store  18x60,  $2,300. 

Marion  st  No  32  A Petersan  2-story  flats  22x 
44,  $2,500. 


WAKKAXTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Armitage  av  24  ft  e of  Elk  Grove  st  nf  48x 
125  ft  Sept  6,  C G Riculefs  to  Jno  Retzki 

$1,000 


Morgan  stNo485  M Connors  basement  21x  Armitage  av  48  ft  e of  Robey  st  st  24x125 


62,  $2,000. 

Myrtle  av  No  64  T Bueden  l-story  cottage 
22x34  $1,000. 

Michigan  av  No  2559D  K Hill  3-storv  dwell- 
ing 38x76  and  barn  40x40,  $35,000. 
Michigan  av  No  3429,  H M Loomis  2 story 
dwelling  23x70  $10,000 


ft  oct  8,  Theo  Riehl  to  Julius  Vander 
hey den 

Austin  av  125  ft  e of  Desplaines  st  sf  25x 
70  ft  Sept  24,  C J Johnson  to  J N Stone 

$1,700 

Austin  av  same  as  above  oct  13,  J N Stone 
to  Sarah  Dahl.  . $1,850 


Ogden  av  Nos  456-458  H D Merkalle  2-st’ry  Ayers  court  319  ft  s of  Chicago  av  wf  24x 

flats  48x70,  $14,000.  ""  " ' ” 

Oakley  av  s No  1060  H Grath  l-story  cottage 
21x34,  $800. 

Parnell  av  No  3310  A Sheridan  l-story  cot 
tage  21x32,  $700. 

Rockwell  st  Nos  725  to  729,  T M Crowley 
three  one  story  cottages  21x43  $7,500. 

Robey  st  N No  915,  J Klinger  l-story  store 
20x50,  $1,000. 

Superior  st  Nos  406  to  410  WF  Newbury 
three  2-story  dwellings  50x50,  $13,000. 

South  Park  av  Nos  1251  and  1253  E Leh 
mann  three  2-story  dwellings  50x60,  $2, 

100. 

Seminary  av  No  209  Geo  Fritz  3-story  dwell- 
ing 40x84  $4,300. 

Shober  st  No  690  John  Jenson  one  story 
dwelling  20x4S,  $1,200. 

State  st  Nos  496-498  Peter  McNally  l-story 
store  40x100  $2,500. 

Superior  st  w Nos  1127  to  1147,  T M Grow 
lev  eleven  one  story  cottages  21x42  $27,- 
500. 

Springer  st  No  993  Anton  Suffern  l-story 
cottage  18x18,  $500. 

Shober  st  No  708,  John  Janson  2-story  flat 
20x34,  $1,830. 

Seventeenth  st  w No  625  Anton  Haas  l-story 
cottage  22x26,  $1,500 

Seventeenth  st  No  597  John  Maley  2-story 
add  14x18,  $500. 

State  st  nNo  556  Mrs  MaryEBunsby  2-3tory 
dwelling  22x46  $6,000. 


W.  KASCH. 

Real  Estate,  *3'  Insurance 

873  W.  21st  St.,  Chicago. 

Property  in  the  8.  W.  section  of  the  city  a specialty. 
Choice  residence  and  business  property  on  21st, 
22d.  Blue  Blue  Island  ave.  and  Woodst. 
Correspondence  solicited- 


50x100  ft  oct  18,  Margaret  W Rhodes  to 

Martha  GNixon  $7,500 

Canal  st  91  ft  s of  12th  ef  46x100  feet  Sept 
25,  est  of  Bridget  Heeney  to  Selig  Mor- 
ris and  Harris  Stern $7,300 

Calumet  av  nw  cor  Ray  st  ef  41  9-10x75  ft 
Apr  27,  J D Smith  to  Rosanna  Davlin 

. .$9,700 

Calumet  av  82  8-10  ft  n of  Ray  st  ef  41  4- 
10x50  ft  July  5,  Jane  Ann  House  to  An- 
gelina M House $11,650 

Centre  av  n 26  f t s of  Huron  st  wf  25x116 
feet  Oct  18,  Otto  Benson  to  Ole  Johnson 

$2,000 

Champlain  st  ne  cor  36th  wf  50x124  feet 
October  15,  h h Walxer  to  W E McLar- 

$1,000 


100  feet  oct  12,  Chas  Rogalski  to  Henry 

Pieper $2,925 

Ada  st  116  ft  n of  Madison  wf  21x90  feet 

oct  15,  Adelbert  Batchelder  to  Therese 

Pollock $6,100 

Auburn  st  55  feet  s of  34th  ef  25x130  feet 

October  18,  Wm  Nebel  to  Michael  Palm 

$1,200 

Armitage  av  72  feet  e of  Girard  st  nf  24x 
125  feet  Oct  13,  De  Ville  R Hall  to  An- 
drew Zacharek $600 

Belden  av  157  fte  of  Lincoln  nf  25  feet  to 
alley  oct  18,  Ann  Crawford  to  J P Web- 
ber  $1,750 

Belden  av  25  ft  e of  Osgood  st  sf  2,5x115  ft 
Aug  19,  est  of  W B Ogden  to  L P Coller- 

an $1,000 

Congress  st  w,  the  premises  No  1082  Oct 

14,  Jas  Percy  to  R L Smith $2,000 

Courtland  st  166  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  72x 
100  feet  Oct  1,  Marshall  Field  to  Ferdi- 
nand Karff $1,600 

Cypress  st  243  ft  n of  Taylor  wf  24x121  ft 
Oct  19,  F B Clarke  to  Fritz  Baumann 

$1,900 

Cottage  Grove  av  sw  cor  Cottage  st  being 
the  grounds  of  the  Chicago  University 
10  acres  oct  9,  Master  in  Chancery  to 
Union  Mutual  Life  Ins  Company  of 

Maine $275,000 

Colorado  av  142  ft  s of  Albany  nw  f 24x 
125  ft  October  1,  J F Lawrence  to  H C 
Bunge $2,000 


Thirty  third  st  Nos  151  to  155  C T Gregory  Collins  st  sw  cor  Albany  av  nf  577x320  ft 


A 


three  2-story  dwellings  60x60,  $6,000.  ^ 

Twenty  sixth  and  Francisco  sts  Franx  Ko 
jan  one  story  cottage  21x48,  $800. 

Twenty  fifth  and  Colarado  av  F Schweigert, 
l-story  cottage  20x24,  $500. 

Talman  st  Nos  160  to  164,  T M Crowley  three 
1 -story  cottages  21x43,  $7,500 

Van  Buren  st  No  133  John  Sheehan  3-story 
dwelling  and  store  $3,000. 

Witchita  st  No  228  John  West  2-story  dwell 
ing  24x48  $3,000, 

Webster  av  No  234  C Froess  3-story  dwell- 
ing 23x34,  $5,000. 

Webster  av  Nos  331  and  333,  Frank  B Wood- 
worth  2 story  livery  stable  48x80,  $4,000, 

Weed  st  Nos  100-102  AuGust  Haresske  one 
additional  story  on  factory  40x96  $1,000. 
Seymour  st  No  726  E Anderson  2-story 
front  addition  20x24,  $1,500. 

Washtenaw  st  No  30  C E Fraser  l-story  cot- 
tage 21x42,  $1,000. 

Warren  av  No  915  Geo  Fisher  2-story  flats 
22x52,  $4,000. 

Western  av  No  982  A Joschke  1-st’ry  cottage 
20x24,  $400. 

O J Blomstein  4-story  warehouse  62x 

89,  $6,000. 

W S Hall  l-s'’ry  store  and  dwelling 

19x70  $2,500. 


June  1,  H B Eastman  to  J L Lombard 

$28,000 

Chicago  av  27434  feet  e of  Wood  st  nf  25x 
123  ft  Jan  2,  est  of  Wm  Anthony  to  An- 
na Schroeder $1,500 

Congress  st  200  feet  e of  Francisco  sf  25x 
171  feet  oct  18,  Joseph  McMaoters  to  M 

Donoghue $705 

Campbell  av  se  cor  Lexington  st  wf  62x44 
it  Oct  1,  J A Cooper  to  W B Cunning- 
ham   $9,000 

Chicago  av  175  ft  w of  Wood  st  nf  25x123 
ft  Apr  15,  Amelia  Zellman  to  Otto  Hol- 

inger $1,500 

Cypress  st  267  ft  n of  Taylor  wf  24x112  ft 
Oct  1,  F B Clarxe  to  J A Gunther.  .$2,352 
Centre  av  n 139  ft  n of  Chicago  wf  23  ft  to 
alley  Sept  28,  Thos  Harbine  to  Julius 

Meyer $2,000 

Coblentz  st  188  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf  119x 
100  ft  Oct  15,  Mary  Buckley  to  Cather- 
ine C Wren $6,000 

Cherry  av  381  ft  se  of  Division  st  sw  f 25x 
115  ft  Oct  15,  Thos  O’Malley  to  Valen- 
tin Marciniak $1,000 

Canal  st  94  feet  s of  12th  st  ef  23x100  feet 
Sept  25,  est  of  Bridget  Heeney  to  Ross 

Trainor  et  al $7,300 

Cottage  Grove  av  275  ft  se  of  31st  st  sw  f 


Clybourn  av  100  ft  se  of  Sheffield  sw  f 25x 
100  ft  Oct  1,  Catherine  W Haven  tn  C E 

neiss $1,500 

Division  st  75  ft  e of  C & N W Ry  Co  sf  27 
xl50  ft  October  18,  C M Newland  to  G G 

Stapf $3,000 

Division  st  308  ft  w of  Ashland  av  sf  50x 
100  ft  Oct  8,  Lizzie  T Alexander  to  Nik- 

las  Felz $2,700 

Dearborn  place  sw  cor  Randolph  st  ef  48x 
81 ft  Sept  24,  John  F Bairs  to  Moses 

Hopkins $70,000 

Division  st  275  ft  e of  Hovne  av  sf  25x120 
ft  oct  16,  John  Jensen  to  Henry  Wede- 

xind  $3,335 

Douglas  Park  blvd  se  cor  Spaulding  av  nf 
26534x506  ft  July  15,  H B Eastman  to  J 

L Lombard $15,090 

Dania  av  25  ft  s of  Hirsch  st  wf  25x126  ft 
October  13,  W R Page  et  al  to  H S Niel- 
sen  ■ • $2,300 

Dashielst  nw  cor  32d  ef  25x125  ft  Sept  1, 

Cynthia  D Bissell  to  Thos  Fay $900 

Emma  st  174  ft  w of  Noble  nf  4x80  ft  also 
44x24  ft  in  rear  of  and  adjoining  above 
Oct  15,  Anna  Moeller  to  G A Englehardt 

$1,300 

Erie  st  124  feet  w of  Wood  nf  24x123  feet 
Oct  20,  Henry  Champlin  to  Lizzie  Dona- 
hue   $2,200 

Elk  Grove  st  48  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  road 
wf  24x121  feet  July  20,  Cornelia  and  E 

Maynard  to  FredK  Heidmann $1,800 

Erie  st  264  feet  w of  Leavitt  nf  24x124  feet 
October  15,  A C Barney  to  J F Griffin 

$1,100 

Fulton  st  50  ft  e of  Francisco  nf  25x150  ft 
Sept  7,  Chicago  Theological  Seminary 

Christina  Seicke $750 

Flournoy  st  275  ft  w of  Sacramento  av  sf 
25x125  ft  Oct  18,  D B Lyman  to  George 

Miller $875 

Front  st  80  ft  e of  Carpenter  sf  40x100  ft 
oct  14,  August  Mascher  to  John  Krajscxi 

$2,3C0 

Fifteenth  st  168  ft  w of  Rockwell  nf  24x 
124ft  oct  20,  GW  Wood  to  T M Crowley 
$500 

Fulton  st  125  ft  w of  Halsted  sf  25x100  ft 
Oct  20,  Bridget  Cronin  to  Augusta  Mul- 
ler... . $3,00  0 

Fifteenth  st  se  cor  Sawyer  av  nf  26534s 
604  feet  July  15,  H B Eastman  to  J L 

Lombard $15,000 

Forest  av  252  ft  s of  31st  st  wf  40x125  feet 
Aug  25,  T J Lefens  to  Julett  A Tappan 
$8,000 

Fifteenth  st  se  cor  Spaulding  av  nf  265x 
506  feet  July  15,  H B Eastman  to  J L 

Lombard $15,000 

Fifth  av  250  ft  n of  Harrison  st  wf  100x94 
ft  Sept  7,  The  American  Exchange  Na- 
tional Banx  to  H H Kohlsaat $56,000 


590 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Flournoy  st  100  ft  w of  Sacramento  av  nf 
60x125  feet  oct  12,  Arthur  Farrar  to  F K 

Allen $800 

Fourteenth  st  138  ft  e of  Blue  Island  py  sf 
24x100  ft  Sept  2,  Elizabeth  S Davis  to 

Joseph  Schmiecher $1,650 

Fairfield  av  511  ft  s of  12th  st  ef  25x151 
ft  Sept  27,  John  Oliver  to  Bridget  Toolan 

$650 

Fry  st  152  ft  w of  Holt  nf  25x125  ft  Oct  14 
Philip  Hochluender  to  Frank  ChureK 

$1,550 

Fairfield  av  50  ft  n of  Thompson  st  wf  50x 
125  feet  oct  1,  Sarah  Eberhart  to  John 

Bentson $1,600 

Francisco  st  near  Augusta  wf  51x123  feet 
Aug  23,  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  Otto  Diet- 
richs   $1,250 

Garfield  av  290  ft  e of  Orchard  st  sf  24x 
123  ft  Oct  12,  Elizabeth  V Worrall  to  H 

A Naper $3,560 

Girard  st  213  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  wf  Sept 

10  J W Smith  to  Henry  Raasch $550 

Hervey  st  72  ft  e of  Wood  nf  24x175  feet 
Oct  11,  De  Ville  R Holt  to  Julius  Glurn- 

ski $375 

Hervey  st  w of  and  adj  above  24x175  ft  oct 
1,  De  Ville  R Holt  to  John  PeotrzKOw- 

ski $375 

Harrison  st308  ft  w of  California  av  sf  25x 
154  feet  April  26,  J U Borden  to  Bertha 

Petgald $700 

Huron  st  46  ft  e of  Centre  av  sf  46x130  ft 
July  1,  est  of  W B Ogden  to  A H Watson 

$3,500 

Horne  st  20  ft  s of  Garfield  av  ef  20x124  ft 
Sdpt  17,  Alfred  Lander  to  F M Lewis 

$4,500 

Hinman  st  nw  cor  Wood  sf  25x125  ft  Oct 

19,  Kate  Groh  to  Geo  Delp $3,500 

Honore  st  179  ft  n of  39th  wf  24x120  feet 
Oct  6,  S E Gross  et  al  to  E & A Erickson 

$1,000 

Hervey  st  24  ft  e of  Dudley  sf  24x125  feet 
Oct  13,  William  Densett  to  J L Man- 
ning  $400 

Hervey  st  48  ft  w of  E1k  Grove  sf  24x125 
ft  July  28,  Catherine  C Wren  to  Julius 

Kraft $1,200 

Hoyne  av  sw  cor  Homer  st  ef  96x100  feet 
with  other  property  oct  20,  D F Ander- 
son to  F h Bowman $18,300 

Harrison  st  sw  cor  Francisco  nf  50x125  ft 
October  18,  G L Brown  to  M A DecKer 

$2,000 

Hervey  st  sw  cor  Wood  nf  24x125  ft  oct  11 

Jacob  Blumel  to  Paul  Kaleth $500 

Hastings  st  192  ft  w of  Throop  sf  24x124 
ft  Fct  8,  Johanna  Lorden  to  Johann  J 

Thaum $1,150 

Homan  av  200  ft  s of  21st  st  ef  25x100  ft 
Oct  20,  M W Gay  to  Thomas  Balhatchet 

$325 

Halsted  st  48  ft  s of  Webster  av  wf  lOOx 
125  ft  Aug  3,  est  of  Lucy  M Brvant  to  O 

P Kellogg $6,000 

Hervey  st  120  ft  e of  Dudley  sf  24x125  ft 
Sept  24,  Mary  Buckley  to  Johan  Nor- 

vak $380 

Idaho  st  277  ft  n of  Taylor  ef  25x125  feet 
Oct  5,  Lydia  C & J J Hoffman  to  V Ben- 
nett  '. $2,450 

Illinois  st  140  ft  e of  La  Salle  av  sf  20x100 
feet  Sept  9,  Mary  Crawford  to  A St  M 

Claflin $5,650 

Indiana  av  277  ft  n of  35th  st  ef  25x160  ft 
October  5,  J L Bingham  to  M T Roberts 

$3,000 

Indiana  st  w 168  it  e of  Oakley  av  sf  24x 
100  ft  oct  14,  Caroline  C Shea  to  Ole 

Larsen $3,600 

JacKson  st  50  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  nf  25 
xlOO  feet  Oct  20,  E E Russell  to  J B Du- 
rand   $900 

JacKson  st297  ft  w of  Oakley  av  nf  22x144 
feet  July  19,  G N Hall  to  A J Goss 

$8,500 

Jackson  st  169  ft  w of  Washtenaw  av  nf 
40x100  st  Sept  15,  J A Cooper  to  Ade- 
laide Splight $1,300 

James  av  189  ft  w of  Ullman  st  nf  24x125 
ft  oct  14,  C R Dempster  et  al  to  Theo- 
dore Schmidtke $500 

Locust  st  se  cor  Wells  nf  67x100  ft  July 
26,  Sarah  Rogerson  to  John  Cassidy 

$8,500 

Leavitt  st  228  ft  n of  Fulton  ef  25x124  ft 
June  26,  Jennie  S Drake  to  J R Ogden 

$3,000 

Loomis  st  75  feet  s of  20th  wf  25x109  feet 
Sept  15,  S B Williams  to  John  Killer 

$1,000 

Lincoln  st  77  ft  s of  Bryson  ef  25x99  feet 
Oct  11,  O C Anderson  to  W L Peterson 

$865 

Leavitt  st  200  ft  w of  Bryson  ef  25x125  ft 
Oct  9,  John  Jensen  to  P M Peters$  2,200  I 


Wholesale  ai  d Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LIJMBE: 

C&ICS0O,  II. 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

bills  cut  to  order. 


Lincoln  st  276  ft  s of  38th  wf  24x123  feet 
Oct  12,  S E Gross  to  Adam  Benschlein 

• • $850 

Lexington  st  25  ft  e of  Francisco  sf  25x124 
It  Oct  2,  J N Vance  to  Catharine  L Mar- 
tin  $500 

Lexington  st  135%  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  24 
ft  to  alley  Sept  6,  E G Beal  to  Mary  M 

Sheber $3,000 

Lake  st  151  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf  25x115  ft 
Sept  11,  Paulina  Bluthardt  to  S F Eng- 
lish  $4,000 

Michigan  av  352  ft  s of  37th  court  wf  20x 
135  feet  Sept  14,  E A Bowen  to  Jane  K 

Halloway $5,500 

Moore  st  200  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x124  ft 
Sept  21,  Irene  and  J E Wright  to  Peter 

Waldscheid $600 

May  st  83  feet  s of  Dayton  wf  25x100  feet 
Oct  12,  Eliza  Turner  to  Julia  Ellen  Tur- 
ner  $3,000 

Milwaukee  av  303  ft  se  of  Western  ne  f 66 
xlOO  ft  October  20,  E h Schintz  to  T h 

Schiutz $27,000 

Michigan  av  33  ft  s of  28th  stef  16%x64% 
ft  oct  15,  Wm  Converse  to  Sarah  C Reed 

$12,000 

Monroe  st  409  ft  e of  California  av  sf  26x 

123  ft  oct  16,  Anna  D Baldwin  to  Sarah 

Jane  Walters $2,500 

Monroe  st  248  ft  w of  Western  av  nf  20x 

121  ft  Apr  19,  Elizabeth  & TC  Williams 

to  W K Fertig $2,000 

Marshfield  av  350  ft  s of  Taylor  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  Oct  15,  Katie  Jessel  to  T D Tan- 

sey $5,300 

Nineteenth  st  303  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  24x125 
ft  oct  12,  est  of  Alex  Brand  to  Friedrich 

Klien $550 

North  av  nw  cor  of  C & N W R R right  of 
way  sf  6634  ft  to  railroad  Oct  11,  Henry 

Apel  to  Thos  Connelly $4,000 

Nineteenth  st  w 48  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x 
125  ft  Sept  22,  Virginia  C Durkee  to 

Friedricn  Gabel $550 

Nineteenth  st  w 216  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x 
125  feet  Sept  22,  Virginia  C Durkee  to 

Wilhelm  Geezler $550 

North  av  72  ft  e of  E1k  Grove  st  sf  24x80 
ft  Oct  1,  Henry  Hoepe  to  Otto  Ramelow 

$2,500 

Nineteenth  pi  23  ft  w of  Johnson  st  nf  24 
x85  ft  oct  15,  J J Tierney  to  Wm  Leof- 

fier $900 

Nineteenth  st  125  ft  w of  Oasley  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  oct  7,  J E Kimball  to  Louis  Mul- 
ler  $600 

Olive  st  120  ft  s of  Ashland  wf  24x128  feet 
Oct  18,  Michael  Donoghue  to  Stephen 

Carmody $950 

Ohiost  125  ft  w of  Armour  nf  Oct  14,  Wm 

Woller  to  James  Mathieson $1,050 

Osgood  st  175  ft  n of  Garfield  av  wf  25x 

122  ft  Aug  19,  estate  of  J E Sheffield  to 

L P Colleran $1,000 

Park  av  se  cor  Rocswell  st  nf  75x100  feet 
Sept  2,  R D Huszagh  to  W H Thomas 

$2,500 

Paulina  st  145  ft  n of  Congress  ef  24x124 
ft  Sept  25,  Sarah  h and  C h Mulliken  to 

Christian  Schmid $6,200 

Paulina  st  25  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  wf  25x 

124  feet  Aug  18,  Oscar  Fenley  to  James 

Caverly $900 

ParK  av  50  ft  e of  Leavitt  st  nf  25x124  ft 
Oct  20,  Anna  B & H H Stoddard  to  Eli- 
zabeth Huszagh $5,000 

Prairie  av  198  ft  n of  37th  st  wf  50x124  ft 
October  18,  W S PecK  to  LuKe  Duckrow 

$,5000 

Polk  st  96  ft  e of  Rockwell  sf  24x125  feet 
Oct  20,  W J Rycraft  to  L R Douthet.$550 
Prairie  av  123  ft  n of  37th  st  ef  25x124  ft 
October  15,  W L Trowbridge  to  Sarah  A 

Trowbridge $3,125 

Portland  av  125  feet  s of  31st  st  wf  25x125 
feet  Sept  21,  M F Holmes  to  Mary  Har- 
per  $2,200 

Parnell  av  101  ft  s of  33d  st  ef  25%xl25  ft 
Oct  16,  Phebe  E Hamilton  to  Anton 

Schmiederer $650 

Richmond  place  25  ft  n of  Linwood  ef  25x 

123  ft  Oct  9,  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  Mich- 
ael Banks $425 

Richmond  st50  ft  n of  Linwood  pi  ef  24x 
123  feet  Oct  14,  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  A J 
Westhaus $425 


Robey  st  swcor  Crystal  ef  24x107  feet  Jan 
28,  H H Horstmann  to  Eiise  Theile  $1,800 
Raleigh  court  se  cor  Thirteenth  st  wf  50x 
72  feet  Sept  1,  E A West  to  Fred  Purdy 


3,700 


Randolph  st  west  80  ft  w of  Canal  nf  18x 
102J4  ft  Oct  13,  Almira  S & F A Winide- 

man  to  C B Simons $8,000 

Randolph  st  w same  as  above  oct  15,  C B 

Simons  to  F A Winkleman $8,500 

Robey  st  72  ft  s of  Moore  ef  24x102  feet 
Sept  4,  Thomas  Fitzgibbon  to  Adam 

Klepser $600 

Sherman  st  100  ft  s of  Jackson  ef  25x100 
ft  Nov  7,  ’85  W D Cooper  to  S B Baraer 




Shober  st  244  ft  n of  Hirsch  wf  50x124  ft 

Aug  6,  A C Thomson  to  F W Hatterman 


$1,100 

Spaulding  av  200  ft  s of  w 19th  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  oct  1 1,  J L Lombard  to  Isaled  Bil- 


lows . 


$650 


State  st  lOSi^  ft  s of  14th  ef  12414x114  3- 
10  ft  Feb  12,  Potter  Palmer  to  R S P<  ale 


8.000 


Sawyer  av  375  ft  s of  19th  st  ef  25x125  ft 
oct  2,  F B Abbott  to  Estelle  A Stephens 

$4,000 

Sheffield  av  250  f t s of  Garfield  ef  3734x 
123  ft  June  7,  A Hartman  to  C E Heiss 


1,425 


Superior  st  105  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf  25 
xl23  ft  Oct  5,  A W Wright  to  Sam’l  Kerr 

ot  rl $500 

Superior  st  205  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf 
25x123  ft  Oct  4,  Maria  A Ohemauney  to 

Samuel  Kerr $500 

Superior  st  ne  cor  Washtenaw  av  sf  30x123 
also  212x123  ft  on  same  st  oct  5,  Sarah 

L Wright  to  Samuel  Kerr $4,500 

Shelby  court  116  fts  of  Nineteenth  st  wf 
3034x8234  feet  oct  1,  Videl  Martin  to 

Frank  Veveraa $1,020 

Shober  st  325  ft  s of  Thompson  wf  25x124 
ft  May  15,  Theodore  Riehl  to  John  Bai- 

ley $550 

Stephens  st  141  ft  s of  Jackson  ef  25x126 
ft  Oct  13,  Edward  Bohan  to  H L Me- 

l°che $2,000 

Samuel  st  115  ft  s of  Clarinda  wf  25x130  ft 
Sept  28,  John  Gredler  to  Ferdinand 

Striger $1,710 

Selden  st  96  ft  e of  Lined  nf  48x100  feet 
Sept  22,  P S Arndt  to  Catherine  Kabler 

$1,500 

Sacramento  av  sw  cor  Congress  st  ef  75x 
135  ft  Sept  14,  Edson  Keith  to  Thomas 

Bartel $2,200 

Shober  st  75  ft  s of  Hirsch  wf  25x125  feet 
oct  9,  John  Jensen  to  Ole  and  Peter 
Halverson 


$2,600 

Thirty  fifth  st  49  feet  e of  Lowe  av  sf  48x 
125  ft  Oct  14,  Albert  Crane  to  Delia  Gar- 

rity $1,400 

Twelfth  st  nw  cor  Robey  sf  24x130  ft  oct  4 
J W Walsh  to  Christian  Schlenker  $10,000 
Twentieth  st  241  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  25x 
124  ft  June  21,  John  Kralovec  to  Fritz 

Buhk $1,000 

Twelfth  st  96  ft  e of  Paulina  nf  24x125  ft 
Oct  1,  C H Harrison  Jr  to  George  Thow 

$2,000 

Thirteenth  place  310  ft  w of  Ashland  av  nf 
24x125  ft  coi  15,  Wm  Schroederto  Julius 

Heideke $2,150 

Turner  av  se  cor  16th  st  wf  75x133  ft  July 
15,  H B Eastman  to  J L Lombard.  .$1,000 
Twelfth  st  240  ft  e of  Oakley  av  nf  24x107 
ft  Oct  2,  J L Crozer  to  A T Ewing.  .$1,000 
Twelfth  st  same  as  above  Oct  5,  A T Ew- 
ing to  D D Healy $1,520 

Thirty  first  st  145  ft  w of  Parnell  av  nf  24 
xl25  ft  March  27,  F P Fischer  to  Eliza- 
beth DeWolf $1,600 

Twenty  second  st  200  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf 
25x124  feet  Oct  17,  W F Thomas  to  Le- 

brecht  Spengler $2,250 

Taylor  st  350  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  25x158  ft 
Aug  26,  D h KirkpatricK  to  J S Osborn 

$1,200 

Vedderst  about  200  ft  se  of  Larrabee  sw  f 
25  feet  to  rear  of  lot  August  30,  Estate 
of  Phoebe  L Smith  to  H H Apko  $1,000 
Van  Buren  st  75  ft  w of  Nassua  sf  25x125 
ft  oct  5,  F L Stevens  et  al  to  Rosa  Chaf- 


Van  Buren  st  174  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  25x171 
feet  Sept  30,  L D Hammond  to  Eliza  J 

Aldrich $7,00< 

Van  Buren  st  wand  adj  above  25x171  feet 
Sept  30,  J C Hammond  to  Eliza  J Al- 
drich  $7,00< 

Van  Horn  st  150  ft  w of  Ashland  av  nf  50x 
125  ft  Oct  20,  Ludwig  Graefen  to  Aug 

Stepina $2,00 

Wall  st  24  ft  n of  James  av  ef  24x124  feet 
Oct  1,  Mary  L Barnes  to  August  Lilja 

$50( 

Wall  st  n and  adjoining  above  24x124  feet 
Oct  1,  Mary  L Barnes  to  Jane  Jeffrey 

$501 

Webster  av  92  ft  e of  Seminary  nf  24x125 
ft  Oct  18,  J S Agar  to  J M Klein.  . ,$1,15( 
Wall  st  72  ft  s of  32d  ef  24x124  ft  Oct  7, 

Mary  L .Barnes  to  Carl  Doring $501 

Well  stl76  ft  n of  Schiller  wf  25x272%  ft 
oct  6,  est  of  W B Ogben  to  S W Osgood 

...  $2,64i 

Webster  av  120  ft  w of  Osgood  st  sf  24x118 
ft  oct  9,  Angeline  L Humphreis  to  Alex 

Mon  son $901 

Wells  st  sw  cor  Oak  ef  54x100  ft  Sept  16, 

C W Hamlin  to  C W Lasher $12,00( 

Wallace  st  sw  cor32d  ef  25x125  ft  Oct  15, 
Benjamin  Shurtleff  to  R H Hannaford 

$1,05( 

Wabash  av  324  ft  s of  32d  st  ef  25x164  ft 
Oct  8,  Mary  C Davenport  to  Caroline 

Schwarz $5,60( 

Wilcox  st  115  ft  w of  RocKwell  nf  26x125 
ft  Sept  14,  G W Rush  to  Agnes  Wright 

$70( 

Webster  av  95  ft  w of  Jay  st  nf  24x125  ft 
Oct  2,  James  Morgan  to  Michael  Walsh 

$2,10( 

Webster  av  73  ft  w of  Jay  st  nf  24x125  ft 
Sept  27,  Jas  Morgan  to  Ludwig  Kauf- 

mann $1,05( 

Warren  av  100  ft  w of  Francisco  st  nf  24x 
123  feet  October  16,  F J Webb  to  E J 

Webb $1,000 

Warren  av  same  as  above  October  16,  E J 

Webb  to  Sarah  A Webb ....  ; $1,00( 

Webster  av  75  fte  of  Dayton  st  nf  50x125 
ft  Oct  5,  Phillip  Knueber  to  F B Wood-  , 

worth $3,20( 

Washington  st  29  7-10  ft  w of  Wabash  av 
sf  25x108  6-10  ft  oct  15,  Geo  W Parsons 

to  Wm  Stewart $50,006 

Wall  st  24  ft  s of  32d  wf  24x124  ft  Sept  1<\ 

Mary  L Barnes  to  J Bielawski $500 

Zion  place  194  ft  e of  Loomis  st  sf  24x124 
ft  Sept  15,  Heinrich  Rogg  to  Jan  Divis 
$1,950 


fer . 


1,10, 


North  ot  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  212  ft  n of  School  st  wf  25x125 
ft  July  26,  John  Hufmayer  et  al  to  E A 

Stein $750 

Ashland  av  north  and  adj  above  25x125  ft 
June  1,  John  Hufmayer  to  Mathilda 

Stein $850 

Ashland  av  25  fts  of  Melrose  st  wf  25x125 
ft  oct  18,  C Kemnitz  et  al  to  Franta  Ma- 
ra   $600 

Ashland  av  ne  cor  Addison  st  wf  10  acres 
und  % Sept  29,  est  of  W B Ogden  to 

Theodore  Sickel $20,000 

Ashland  av  same  as  above  und  % Sept  29, 

E H Sheldon  to  Same $10,000 

Belmont  av  136%  ft  w of  Wabun  nf  37%x 
150  ft  Oct  21,  Joseph  Theuner  to  Gustav 

Stieglitz $2,250 

Burling  st  275  ft  n of  WriGhtwood  av  wf 
25x105  ft  Oct  5,  Maria  Kirkwood  to  P K 

Glimme $725 

Burling  st  418  ft  s of  Wrightwood  av  wf 
25x125  ft  Oct  2,  J T Davis  to  Paul  Scha- 

eppi $1,100 

Belmont  av  247%  ft  e of  Halsted  street  sf 
312%xl53  ft  oct  14,  est  of  R F Lillja  to 

L P Hansen $10,000 

Belmont  av  on  street  n of  nf  131  feet  w of 
Racine  av  Oct  10,  J P Altgeld  to  Anna 

Poder $5§ 

Baxter  st  166  ft  n of  Wellington  ef  37%x 
124  ft  Sept  15,  Louise  Hilcher  to  G P 

Goranson $1,125 

Baxter  st  nr  and  adjoining  above  37%xl24 
ft  Sept  15,  Louise  Hilcher  to  G A Gor- 
anson   $ 

Doming  court  4203-^  feet  w of  Clark  st  sf 
30%xl90  feet  Oct  15,  E F Rush  to  D J ' 

Powers $3,348 

Evanston  av  n of  Graceland  sw  f 42x321  ft 
October  1,  C H Howard  to  T B Dohan 
$5,800 

Evanston  av  200  ft  nw  of  Nellie  sw  f 50x 
225  ft  Oct  6,  Minnie  W Schoyer  to  An- 
drew Oleson $2,600 

Fletcher  st  ne  cor  Perry  sf  25x125  ft  oct  13 
Frank  Stuber  to  Mathias  Schmidt. . .$750 


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Fletcher  st  e of  and  adj  above  sf  25x125  ft 

oct  13,  J S Huey  to  Same $6C0 

George  st  216  ft  vv  of  Southport  av  sf  24x 
123  feet  Oct  16,  John  Amberg  to  Franz 

Horsch $G15 

George  st  e and  adjoining  above  24x123  ft 
Oct  16,  John  Ambe’-g  to  Casper  Horsch 

$615 

Green  Bay  road  nw  cor  Eddy  st  ne  f 79x 
119  ft  Oct  11,  E J Lehmann  to  R L Polk 

$3,500 

Gross  Park  192  ft  w of  Paulina  st  nf  72x 
108  ft  Aug  5,  S E Gross  to  Peter  Peters 

$1,550 

Homer  av  96  ft  w of  Sheldon  nf  24x125  ft 
June  7.  S E Gross  to  Simon  Ochs  ....  $400 
Hoyneav  73  ft  n of  Melrose  st  wf  24x120 
feet  Oct  18,  Oscar  Charles  to  Friedrich 

Sturm $475 

Halsted  st  nw  cor  Fullerton  av  sf  51x100 
ft  oct  7,  Joseph  Klein  to  Minnie  Stamm 

$550 

Laton  st  n of  Belmont  av  nf  24x123  feet 
oct  4,  J P Altgeld  to  John  Lundin.$550 
Lincoln  av  141%  ft  nw  of  Dunning  st  nw 
f 25x113  ft  oct  12,  John  Allmendinger  to 

Henriette  Wiege $5,000 

Lincoln  av  110  ft  nw  of  Belmont  ne  f 25  ft 
to  rear  of  lot  Oct  4,  Louis  Weinberg  to 

Anna  Joost $950 

Melrose  st  418  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  25x150  ft 
Sept  17,  H G Haugun  to  G Eklund  et  al 

$660 

Melrose  st  325  ft  e of  Evanston  road  sf  75 
xl60  ft  Sept  10,  RocKwell  Sayer  to  W L 

Butterfield $5,540 

Melrose  st  300  ft  e of  Evanston  road  sf  100 
xl66  ft  Sept  10,  Rockwell  Sayer  to  W L 

Butterfield $5,540 

Melrose  st  25  ft  w of  Sheldon  av  nf  25x125 
feet  July  12,  W L Schrader  to  F Voss 

$500 

Noble  st  275  ft  e of  Sheffield  av  sf  25x120 
ft  Oct  14,  Emelins  S Albro  to  A G An- 
derson   $937 

Nelson  st99  ft  e of  Sheffield  av  sf  44x132 
ft  Oct  16,  August  Bischoff  to  Bridget  N 

Shaw $1,000 

Nelson  st  99  ft  e of  Blucher  sf  44%xl32  ft 
Sept  20,  Anna  M & E Marrenner  to  Aug- 
ust Bischoff $800 

Noble  st  250  ft  e of  Sheffield  av  sf  25x120 
feet  Oct  14,  Emeline  S Albro  to  Frank 

Johnsen $937 

Otto  st  241  ft  w of  Halsted  sf  25x124  feet 
Aug  4,  Clarence  Buckingham  to  Charles 

Anderson $600 

Oakdale  av  171%  ft  e of  Perry  st  nf  24%x 
125  ft  Oct  14,  Ernestine  Crichon  to  Hans 

Kuhn $1,400 

Paulina  st  42  ft  s of  Leland  av  wf  50x165 
ft  oct  5,  Elizabeth  A Kyte  to  Helen  Joll- 

ings $2,600 

Paulina  st  131  ft  ne  of  Clybourn  avnw  f 
30  feet  to  alley  Oct  20,  Grant  Newell  to 

Wilhelm  RodtKe $1,300 

Perry  st  166  ftn  of  Fullerton  av  wf  25x112 
ft  Oct  18,  Franz  Samp  to  Johann  Bund- 
er  $1,800 

Racine  av  175  ft  n of  School  st  wf  25x125 
feet  oct  1,  C H Bisson  to  A B Anderson 

$450 

Racine  av  125  ft  n of  Marianna  st  wf  25x 
125  feet  Oct  13,  LeoErnst  to  John  Haas 

$1,000 

School  st  186  ft  w of  Robey  nf  50x125  feet 
Oct  5,  Oscar  Charles  to  Mary  Lundstrom 

$800 

School  st  w of  and  adj  above  25x125  feet 
oct  5,  Oscar  Charles  to  C A Lundstrom 

$400 

Sheffield  av  150  ft  n of  Marianna  st  wf  50x 
125  ft  oct  15,  F’erdinand  Arnhold  to  Wm 

Fountain $2,100 

Seminary  av  114  ft  n of  Cornelia  st  wf  24 
ft  to  alley  Sept  20,  E J Lehmann  to  W G 

Schindler $1,350 

Sulzer  st  50  feet  w of  Hazel  sf  50x124  feet 
Oct  7,  J N Young  to  Elizabeth  N Cum- 
mins   $1,200 

Surf  st  216  ft  w of  Lake  View  av  nf  53%x 
298  ft  Sept  10,  estate  of  Margaretha  E 

Young  to  Henry  Strassheim $4,000 

Southport  av  121  ft  s of  Fletcher  wf  24x 
125  ft  Sept  28,  J P Altgeld  to  Peter  Wei- 

ler $650 

* School  st  493  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  25x150  ft 
October  11,  H G Haugan  to  T R Warner 
$650 

Seminary  avl74%  ft  s of  Noble  st  ef  25x 
124 % ft  oct  18,  H F Siebach  to  J F Sie- 

bach $2,000 

Southport  av  48  fts  of  School  st  ef  25x125 
feet  Aug  9,  Albert  Wisner  to  G E Kant 

$525 

School  st  72  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  sf  24x125 


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feet  Aug  25,  S E Gross  to  William  Salz 

B $500 

Sheldon  av  96  ft  n of  Melrose  st  ef  24x120 
feet  JuIy  2,  WL  Sshrader  to  Johanna 

Dahl $450 

School  st  136  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  25x125 
It  Aug  8,  W L Schrader  to  Caroline  Stre- 

lom.  $425 

Sheffield  av  318  ft  s of  Diversey  st  ef  25x 
126  ft  Oct  1,  B B Suthpin  to  Wm  Boh- 

man $1,250 

Sheffield  av  518  ft  s of  Diversey  st  ef  50x 
135  ft  Oct  15,  Wm  Fountain  to  Ferdi- 
nand Arnhold $2,100 

Woodside  av  141  ft  s of  Graceland  wf  25x 
121  ft  oct  18,  H C Buechnerto  Ole  Chris- 
tianson   $350 

Wrightwood  av  175  feet  w of  n Clark  st  sf 
37%x200  ft  Oct  4,  C F Weber  to  Susan  B 

Tweed $3,187 

Wrightwood  av  374  ft  w of  Clark  st  nf  49x 
190  ft  Oct  2.  G S Pepper  to  G A Misch 
$3,735 

South  ot  City  Limits. 

Atlantic  st  275  ft  n of  51st  wf  25x124  feet 
Sept  14,  G H Pare  to  W V Johnston 

$750 

Ashland  av  124  ft  s of  49th  st  wf  25x121  ft 
Sept  24,  John  Keating  Sr  to  John  Keat- 
ing Jr $1,500 

Atlantic  st  298  feet  n of  Garfield  blvd  ef 
62%xl33  ft  Oct  13,  Margaret  F Rawdon 

to  Dennis  Ryan $1,000 

Augusta  st  314  ft  w of  Grand  blvd  nf  25x 

112  ft  Apr  5,  G M McKay  to  Thos  Holli- 
day   $1,250 

Ashland  av  48  ft  n of  48th  st  ef  25x121  ft 
October  13,  Valentine  Gutherl  to  Dennis 

Hayes $1,850 

Berkley  av  116  ft  se  of  Bowen  sw  f 26%x 
66  ft  Oct  1,  H L Turner  et  al  to  Susie  B 

Bowers $4,500 

Butterfield  st  116  ft  s of  Garfield  bvd  wf 
40x98  ft  Sept  13,  Henry  Botsford  to  Mary 

Bicraft $2,75u 

Butterfield  st  369%  ft  s of  52d  ef  25x100  ft 
Oct  5,  Robert  Berger  to  Wm  Corney.  .$450 
Ceder  st  235  ft  w of  Wentworth  av  30x120 
ft  Oct  9,  D S Burroughs  to  Lucy  B Ken- 
nedy   $3,200 

Cottage  Grove  av  348  ft  n of  43d  st  ef  24x 
137  feet  sept  22,  Helen  M Kennicott  to 

Elizabeth  Whitney $3,650 

Cottage  Grove  av  se  cor  61st  st  wf  50  feet 

and  extending  e to  Greenwood  av  May 
26,  Ii  C Clement  to  Illinois  Central  R R 

$10,000 

Cornell  st  236  ft  s of  51st  wf  25x150  feet 
Sept  22,  C L Hutchinson  to  W P Gris- 
wold   $4,250 

Cornell  av  980  ft  n of  56th  st  ef  50  feet  to 
railroad  Sept  25,  Saria  M and  J Leddy 

to  A C Dyer $4,500 

Cedar  st  175  ft  w of  Wentworth  av  sf  30x 
120  feet  Oct  11,  Michael  Reich  to  W H 

Carnright $90 

Carpenter  st  25  ft  n of  54th  wf  25x125  ft 
Oct  18,  Frederic  G lylord  to  Timothy 

McMahon $400 

Carpenter  st  196  ft  s of  53d  wf  50x125  ft 
Oct  5,  Fredrick  Gaylord  to  Goo  Voigt 


Fifty  fourth  st  134  ft  w of  Halsted  nf  50x 
124  feet  Sept  1,  G W Case  to  G E Roche 

$800 


Cleveland  st  207  ft  e of  Union  nf  25x132 
ft  Oct  14,  Helen  Picales  to  J R Parker 

$500 

Dearborn  st  100  ft  n of  45th  wf  26x100  ft 
Oct  21,  Richard  Heyn  to  Henrietta  Rie- 

dle $2,600 

Everts  st  120  ft  n of  49th  wf  24x124  feet 
Sept  27,  B F Jacobs  to  George  Sutterlin 

$700 

Emerald  av  the  premises  No  4444,  oct  16, 

W W Shearer  to  Win  Beatty $5,000 

Ellis  av  24  ftn  of  56th  st  ef  48x130  ft  oct 
6,  Nelson  Mason  to  Jacob  C Dietz.  .$1,000 
Forty  fifth  st  se  co  St  Lawrence  av  nf  52x 
120  ft  June  21,  E F Henderson  to  Char- 

lotta  E Dorn $2,080 

Forty  seventh  st  49%  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  25x 
123  ft  oct  18,  Hattie  E Hale  to  Kather- 
ine Henning $1,500 

Fifty  first  st  96  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  24x125  ft 
Nov  10, ’85  Meyer  Balliu  to  Geo  Reuss 

$350 

Forty  third  st  ne  cor  Langley  av  sf  25x89 
ft  Sept  7,  T C Hartshorn  to  J D Vail  Jr 
. . . . $1,400 


Fifty  ninth  st  50  ft  w of  La  Salle  sf  25x125 
feet  oct  16,  P E Dignan  to  John  Dicke- 

man $1,800 

Forty  fifth  st  77  ft  w of  Lrngley  av  nf  25x 
120  ft  Oct  2,  E F Henderson  to  F S Ma- 

hone $1,000 

Fifty  fourth  st  192  fte  of  Peoria  sf  25x123 
ft  Oct  14,  G W Cass  to  Frans  Brandt.  $400 
Fifty  first  st  168  ft  w of  Stewart  av  nf  24x 
125  ft  Oct  20,  Sarah  & W'  Fogarty  to  T J 

Curry $2,00  0 

Forty  fourth  st  sw  cor  Langley  av  nf  42x 
125  ft  Sept  30,  Metropolitan  National 
Bank  of  New  York  to  Garrett  Nunkink 

$1,800 

Fifty  third  st  134  ft  w of  Halsted  nf  50x 
125  ft  oct  11,  Bernard  MastersoD  to  Rose 

Fitzsimmons $650 

Fifty  first  st  140  ft  e of  Oasley  av  sf  50x 
124  ft  June  14,  W H Rand  to  A A Hier- 
onymus   $350 

Gunn  st  197  feet  w of  Stewart  av  nw  f 25x 
120  ft  Aug  20,  W O Budd  to  Susannah 

Hughes $3,000 

Greenwood  av  203  ft  n of  63d  st  ef  60x170 
ft  Oct  18,  F’  W Green  to  Mary  M Arentz 

$1,500 

Green  st  278%  ft  s of  Garfield  bvd  ef  37% 
xl24  ft  Oct  7,  H C Gray  to  Nettie  Car- 

son  $700 

Greenwood  avse  cor  61st  st  wf  50x175  feet 
Aug  29,  Eudora  B Onderdonk  to  Illinois 

Central  R R Co $1,500 

Halsted  st  ne  cor  57th  wf  2%  acres  Sept  8 
Franklin  D Gray  to  Elli  A Beach.  .$26,000 
Halsted  st  49  ft  n of  48th  wf  48x108  ft  oct 
7,  Connecticut  Mut  Life  Ins  Co  to  W J 

English $1,400 

Justine  st  123  ft  s of  52d  ef  25x124  ft  oct 

5,  C h Taylor  to  WTm  Goepel $300 

Layton  st  175  ft  e of  Wallace  sf  24x125  ft 

June  25.  J S Russ  to  Wm  Wray $550 

Loomis  st  96  ft  nof  49th  wf  28x124  ft  Oct 
15  Henry  Heinecite  to  D Heitmanti 

$1,600 

Lexington  av  sw  cor  61st  st  ef  50x170  feet 
June  10,  Nancy  S Foster  to  L T Moore 

$1,250 

Lexington  av  sw  cor  61st  st  ef  50x170  ft 
June  12,  L T Moone  to  111  Central  R R 

Co  .....  $1,250 

Melrose  st  300  ft  s of  55th  50x175  ft  also 
50x175  ft  opposite  on  same  stOct7, 

Marcus  Levie  to  Robert  Gorden $3,500 

Morgan  st  295  ft  s of  52d  ef  43%xl25%  ft 
Feb  1,  John  Hutchinson  to  Ida  E Merrell 

$800 

Oak  ft  72  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf  24x125  feet 
Sept  6,  S H Coleman  to  Charles  Wrigley 

$300 

Oakwood  blvd  119  ft  w of  Vincennes  av  nf 
25x134  ft  Oct  21,  Walter  Butler  to  A N 

Warner $3,500 

Rosalie  court  595  ft  s of  57th  st  ef  60x113 
feet  oct  15,  W E Roos  to  P R Chandler 

$3,400 

Root  st  235  ft  west  of  Bissell  sf  25x124  ft 
September  20,  John  Reynolds  to  Richard 

Brown $850 

Sidney  av  179  ft  n of  45th  st  ef  40x88%  ft 
Sept  30,  J R Crocker  et  al  to  Le  Roy  T 

Stuvard $2,200 

School  st  s of  Garfield  blvd  ef  25x125  feet 
Oct  15,  J P Bowes  to  Bernard  Brucks  $600 
1 School  st  220  ft  n of  58th  wf  50x122  feet 
Sept  26,  H D Williams  to  C E Swieberg 

_ $1,100 

Union  st  125  feet  n of  46th  wf  25x125  feet 
oct  18,  W C Kendrick  to  Annie  McHugh 

$950 

Vincennes  av  201  ft  s of  40th  st  wf  25x130 
ft  Oct  5,  Gertrude  H Barbour  to  Geo  H 

McKey $1,750 

Vincennes  av  276  ft  s of  40th  st  wf  25x130 
ft  Oct  5,  G H McKey  to  Gertrude  H Bar- 
bour  $1,800 

Western  blvd  ne  cor  Garfield  wf  331  8 lOx 
340  feet  oct  4,  A F Hatch  to  E A Burge 

$3,000 

Woodlawn  av  200  ft  s of  52d  st  ef  50x164 
ft  Aug  19,  Louisa  Pincoffs  to  F H Mad- 
den . . 13,500 

Woodlawn  av  ne  cor  53d  stwf  100x164  feet 
Septmber  23,  F M Wilson  to  W T Brown 
f $6,500 


Woodlawn  av  sw  cor  61st  st  ef  50x368  feet 
,U2  26,  J M Reid  to  Illinois  Contral  R 
$3,500 

West  of  City  Limit*. 

Lake  st  105  ft  west  of  45th  sf  25x180  feet 
October  2,  James  Arnold  to  D G Arnold 

$700 

Humboldt  blvd  nwcor  Laurel  av  sf  36x166 
ft  oct  14,  Cornelius  O’Callaghan  to  So- 
phie P Chase $4,000 

Fulton  st  125  ft  w of  west  40th  sf  25x125 
also  25x125  ft  in  same  aubd  Sept  21%  W 
Chicago  Land  Company  to  M A F'arr 

$3,600 

Carroll  av  76  ft  w of  w42d  st  nf  25  ft  to  al- 
lev  oct  6,  Ii  H Porter  to  Bridget  Loftus 

$1,600 

Meade  st  153  ftn  of  Courtland  wf  50x177 
ft  Oct  19,  Almira  S & F A Winklelman 

to  Jean  T Blair $600 

McGovern  st  541  ft  w of  Milwaukee  av  sf 
24x140  feet  Sept  2,  Isaac  Marsh  to  G P 

Knowles $2,500 

California  av  45%  ft  n of  Milwaukee  wf 
25xl'i9  ft  Oct  5,  P W Snowhook  to  Lor- 

enze  Reibel . $525 

Pennsvlvania  av  ne  cor  Mentmore  wf  100 
ft  to'railroad  Sept  8,  J S Hannah  to  Chas 

Whittaker $3,000 

Penuock  blvd  58  ft  w of  Springfield  av  nf 
50x125  ft  also  100x125  ft  in  same  block 
August  19,  J F Keeney  to  F B Tunck 

. _ $2,400 

Clara  place  ne  cor  Perry  av  sf  25x102  feet 
Aug  31,  Geo  Elliott  to  Charles  McKee 

_ _ $1,600 

Austin  av  nw  cor  west  47th  st  sf  25x120  ft 
Oct  2,  James  Arnold  to  D G Arnold.  .$700 
Fullerton  av  73  ft  w of  Western  sf  25x141 
feet  July  22,  Mathilda  G & A Crosby  to 

Catherine  Brady $1,000 

Henry  court  ne  cor  Point  st  nw  f 25x107  ft 
Oct  9,  Sophie  P Chase  to  Mary  A O’Cal- 
laghan   • • $1,400 

Crawford  av  ne  cor  of  Greenwofd  wf  45% 
xl25  feet  Sept  20,  W L Snyder  to  C E 

Phelps $700 

North  av  74  ft  e of  Kimbell  sf  25x140  feet 
October  18,  Jane  Paras  to  Sarah  A Allen 

$500 


A«RKEMEi\TS  for  deeds. 

Lots  22  and  23  b 1 Cornell  Aug  30;  Thos  A Bryan  to 

Geo  Parnemann 

Lot  8 b 5 Browne’s  add  to  N Evanston  Ang  16;  Chas 

E Browne  to  H Baker $106 

Lot  33  b 1 s y2  b 9,  21  39 14  July  22;  A Crane  to  Mary 

Hurley $550 

Lot  34  b 1 s Vi  b 9.  same,  July  2,  same  to  Ann  Han- 
naway  

Lot  16  b 2 Oglebay’s  sub  of  lots  345  346  347  b 15  Aus- 
tinville  Oct  9;  Samuel  W Kush  to  John  A Spoor, 

$753 

Lots  6 to  ll  b 6 Freer ’s  sub  e Vi  sw  14  22  38  14  Aug 

4;  W P Larkin  to  A H Boyston $1980 

Lot  1 (ex  e 25  ft)  b 34  S Sec  addn  Aug  11;  Hannah 

Boyle  to  Josef  Wavra $5750 

Lots  23  and  24  b 1,  Smith’s  sub  of  10  acs  in  sw  V\  34 
39  14  Oct  6,  Chauncey  Bailey  to  Chas  W Needham 

$11,000 

Lots’ 23  and  24  b 66  Hyde’  Park  Oct  9;  Mary  K Cur- 
tis to  F K Barker  $6,500 

Lots  1 to  11  of  lot  20  21  22  blk  5 University  sub  34  39 
14,  August  25;  Henry  Gay  to  Kinney  & Kimball, 

’ $18,000 

Lots’  392  and  893  i>9;  ’lots  376  and  379  b 7,  div  2 Riv- 
erside Aug  25;  Mary  C Marsh  to  Geo  Chambers, 

— ^2500 

Lot  5 b 4 se  qr  nwqr  17  37  15,  oct  15;  Ellen  T Lloyd 

to  H Post f}*° 

Lot  6 b 4,  same  oct  13;  same  to  F Osten $14U 

Lots  7 and  8 block  4 same,  oct  13,  same  to  E Stener^ 

Lot  ii)  block  4,  same,  October  13;  same  toE  Zarndt. 

$140 

Lots  1 and  4 b 11  Egandale,  oct  12,  Caroline  Turner 

to  C B S Coryne 

Lot  27  b 4 Cass’  sub  e 30  acs  s 64  acs  ne  qr  25  39  13, 

oct  13,  Geo  W Cass  to  Mary  German $250 

Lots  11  and  12  of  lots  1 to  10,  Kawson’s  sub  se  qr  ne 
qr  se  qr  13  39  13,  in  exchange  for  21  acs  in  e lA  nw 
qr  23  42  10,  Oct  11;  John  A Cooper  to  F A Gam- 

-•••••  ■ * 

Lots  32  and  33  b 2 Harrison’s  add,  oct  14,  vv  llliam  S 

Smith  to  Frank  Binsse .$1,100 

Lot  6 b 46  Jefferson,  oct  6,  Christian  Mor'tz  to  Per- 

ry  Russell  

Lots  1 to  11  of  lots  20  21  22  b 5.  University  sub  34  39 
14,  August  25,  Kinney  & Kimball  to  R M Rolson, 

§18,8oU 

Lot  52  b i Cass  sub  30  acrs  in  nw  qr  25  39  13,  oct  13, 

Geo  W Cass  to  Chas  Reiss •■•••••• 

West  !4  lot  8 b 1,  Barrington,  oct  12;  D H Richard^ 

son  to  Mary  Witmer -5b  0 

Lot  99  b 4,  7 39  14,  Apr  15;  Henry  S Harrison  to  Ot- 

to  F M Kasrupt • ;••••• 

Premises  No  286  North  Centre  ave,  oct  14,  Joseph 

Srsen  to  R Steiner V ‘ * 

NE  qr  s e qaar  19  37  12,  oct  11;  B Cava.iaugh  to  H 

Howlett ; *‘8UU 

Lots  1 and  2 b 6 Hegewisch  1st  addn  to  Hegewiscn, 

Sept  1;  A Hegewisch  to  Iva  Weaver ■■  ■ •*>;*  u 

Lot  29  b 2 Cass  sub  e 30  acs  s 64  acrs  nw  qr  2a  39  la. 
Sept  13;  Geo  W Cass  to  Edwd  Provencal. 

STBIJKBAS  WARKASTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  25  blck  89  S Chicago,  oct  15;  CiCCSiDCo  to 

Catharine  Ronan ■••• ••••  ••*oUU 

Lots  22  of  e '/2  se  qr  sw  qr  sw  qr  5 37  lo,  oct  4,  Ra- 
chel Phelps  to  H L Behnke.  ....  • ■ • ••  ••®14uu 

Lots  16  to  20  b 1,  Hawes’  S Park  sub  in  s ’/2  22  38  14, 
Sept  25,  Jas  Corcoran  to  M J Corcoran $oU  I 


.$3  )0 


592 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Lots  4 2 and  43  b 3,  Scanlan’s  addn  to  Pullman,  oct 

14,  D J Fallis  et  al  to  John  Billig $230 

Lot  19  and  n !4  lot  20  blk  20,  Fallis  & Gano’s  add  to 

Pullman,  Aug  15,  same  to  John  Eifliue $926 

Lot  34  blk  6 Berger’s  addn  to  Hyde  Park,  Sept  30, 

Robert  Berger  to  A Waguer $350 

Lots  40  and  41  b 53,  Cornell,  Aug  14,  Albert  Wisner 

to  Andrew  bindblod $350 

Lot  16  blk  ( 8 South  Chicago,  oct  18,  Chas  H Nix  to 

Martiu  C Bissell $300 

Lots  34  35  36  b 2,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  *4  22 
38  14,  Sept  29,  Thomas  P Keefe  to  Bridget  G Sie- 

rawski  $1350 

Lots  68  and  71,  Robertson’s  sub  n 25 H acrs  ne  (4  23 
38  14,  October  12,  John  C Grant  to  Lovina  Hoyt, 


$3250 


Lot  12  blck  86  S Chicago,  oct  13,  C & C C & D Co  to 

Frk  Spaeti 550 

Lotf  23  22  and  n 14  21  b 2 s >/s  b 4 Brookline,  Sept  4 

Joseph  B A.hford  to  J L Eichhom $460 

Lot  68  Divis.  1 Westfall’s  sub  30  38  15,  Oct  7,  David 

Quigg  to  E Van  Reith $1600 

Lot  12  b 6 S Chicago,  oct  13,  C & C C & D Co  to  Frk 

Spaeti $550 

Lots  1 and  2 b 5,  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  oct  13, 

Robt  Berger  to  Emil  R Weshke $900 

Lots  27  to  30  b 13  Ira  Walker’s  addn,  oct  7,  Christo- 
pher McLennan  to  Wm  Scharbach $2,000 

Lots  b 5 Herman’s  sub  swqr  uw  qr  27  38  14,  Aug  23 

A Kiesling  to  Thos  Carbine $1,00  ’ 

Lot  16  b 1 Gazzam  Gano’s  addn  to  Pullman,  oct  11, 

Fallis  & Gaun  to  M J McEnearey  $162 

Lots  27  and  28  b 12  Kensington,  oct  8,  Joel  N Hast- 
ings to  M JJQuinn 3$S9 

L its  5 to  9 blci  1,  Cornell,  oct  13;  '"hos  B Bryan  to 

Elizabeth  Devine  $1062 

Lots  14  aud  15  b 82  Cornell,  Aug  16 $350 

Lots  A and  B and  lot  2 b 35,  aud  lot  2 b 36  Taylor’s 
1st  add  to  S Chicago,  oct  16;  Esther  E Taylor  to 
Pittsburgh,  Fort  Wayne  aud  Chicago  Railway  Co 

$11,000 

A 60  foot  strip  through  b 32,  Taylor’s  1st  add;  and 
through  blck  5 Taylor’s  Third  add  to  So  Chicago, 
oct  16  Elizabeth  Taylor  to  the  Calumet  River  R’y 

Co  $3,000 

Lot  9 blk  2 Berger’-  2d  addn  to  Hyde  Park,  July  14. 

Robt  Berger  to  Frk  W’ollman $350 

Lot  26  b 8 South  Chicago,  oct  13,  Alb’rt  A De  Creet 

to  Hugo  Logan $400 

S  ‘i  lot  20  aud  n Vi  lot  22  div  2,  Westfall’s  sub  s y2 
30  3815,  oct  6,  Genevieve  Gibbs  to  A M Ward, 


$3600 


Lots  40  and  41  b 7 in  sub  of  prt  se  qr  2 37  14.  oct  15, 

C & C C & D Co  to  Claus  Jammichsen  $1,000 

Lots  15  and  16  blk  1 Board  of  Trade  sub  e !4  se  qr  7 
37  15,  October  13,  Almar  Brooks  to  F Girardin, 


Lots  35  to  38  b 6 McChesney  sub  in  22  38  14,  Aug  20, 

Alfred  B McChesney  to  Chas  R Rood $1,000 

Lot  30  b 7 in  sub  of  pt  se  qr  2 37  14,  oct  15,  C & C C 

&  D Co  to  J McAllister $500 

Lots  25  and  26  b 7 Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  July 

13,  Robt  Berger  to  Ida  Thermeyer $750 

Lot  14  b 8,  same,  May  10,  same  to  Charies  Andersou 


. $350 


Lot  31  blk  3 in  sub  of  w pt  lot  1,  assr’s  div  22  37  14, 

Peter  Van  der  Belt  to  Theodore  Blinn  $225 

Lots  25  26  blck  3 same,  Aug  14,  same  to  John  Hales, 


$5i  0 


Lots  32  aud  33  of  lot  9,  of  It  2,  assr’s  divn  w qr  15  38 
14,  oct  15,  L Vandeirgde  to  C Woodcock $275 


LAKE. 


Lots  35  aud  36  b 5 and  lots  3 and  4 b 6 Smith’s  addu 
to  Normaiville,  July  8,  Hilton  B Hall  to  Almira  J 

Jones $2100 

Lot  23  b 47  Cornell  oct  14,  Jno  E Cornell  to  L Cohn 


. $300 


Lots  26  46  5"  60  in  sub  of  w 34  n 14  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38 
14,  October  1,  F C Vehmeyer  toJLouisa  Shafer 


. $3,000 


Lots  24  and  25  of  lots  5 and  8 b 19  etc  Linden  Grove 

oct  12,  Louisa  J Shafer  to  F C Vehmeyer $5,500 

Lots  5 and  6 oik  13  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr 
22  38  14,  Apr  1,  Thomas  P Keefe  to  Geo  Martin  Jr 


.$600 


Lots  29  to  33  b 3 Hill’s  S Englewood  add,  oct  1,  Ed- 
ward H Greene  to  Henry  J Handy $1250 

Lot  1 blk  8 of  lot  6,  Taylor’s  sub  e % se  qr  21  38  14, 
Sept  4,  August  Tidholm  to  Joseph  N Fortney. 


$1750 


S 19  ft  lot  11  b 7 Linden  Grove,  oct  12,  Geo  E King 

to  Joseph  -iheftchuk $437 

Lot  5 b 1 Orvis’  sub  e K se  qr  7 38  14,  Sept  6,  Mary  J 

Goodell  to  S Deschauer $550 

Blk  7 Hill  & Pikes’  South  Englewood  addn,  Aug  12, 

Merrill  A Weir  to  C E Prahman $3,500 

Lots  8 and  9 Of  lots  13  14  etc,  of  lots  1 to  4 7 to  10, 
Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14,  Sept  4,  G W Price  to  Follie 

Giobons $1300 

Lot  1 blk  3 Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Sept  8,  G 

N Bacon  to  Normal  Park  Baptist  Church $1127 

Lots  4 26  46  40  aud  69  in  sub  w % n 1-2  sw  qr  ne  qr  28 
38  14.  June  26,  Thos  P Phillips  to  F C Vehmeyer, 


.$2,375 


Lots  93  and  94,  Wheeler’s  sub  se  quar  20  83  14,  oct  2, 

Catharine  Mulcahy  to  Cad  Steye $1340 

Lots  45  to  48  blk  11,  Lee’s  sub  w half  se  qr  20  38  14, 
Sept  23,  Frank  H Dickey  to  Frederick  W Lunge, 


$630 


N 49  ft  of  lot  7 b 4 Normal  School  sub  21  38  14,  oct 

1,  Nils  T Olson  to  Wm  E Howe $1200 

Lots  47  and  48  b 4,  Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr  20  38 
14,  June  1,  Richard  S On*  to  A Johnson $620 


Lot  14  b 3 w half  sw  qr  4 38  12,  oct  9 D B Lyman  to 

W C Cowgill $2,600 

Lots  13  14  15  b 4,  Western  Springs,  July  18,  Clar 

ence  I Peck  to  Hilda  C Nelson $350 

Lot  15  and  s 25  ft  It  14  b 4,  same,  dec  5,  ’85,  Hilda  C 

Nelson  to  F W Nichols $400 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  I7.  Cossitt’s  1st  add  to  La  Grange, 
Sept  1,  F D Cossitt  to  First  Bapt.  Ch  of  LaGrange 
$1,000 


2J4  acres  in  se  frci  qr  33  37  14,  oct  4,  Theodore  Hes- 

selmann  to  Lorenz  Franz $3300 

S 50  ft  lot  40  of  lots  6 to  12  and  prt  1 to  5 b M Mor 
gan  Park,  Sept  30,  Blue  Island  L k B Co  to  Geo  R 

Clark $100 

Lots  23  and  24  b 74  Washington  Heights,  August  27, 

same  to  same $400 

E half  of  w 82  ft  of  b 234  Blue  Isld,  Oct  i,  CPeters 

to  J Pencochar $500 

Lots  26  and  2 7 b K Morgan  Park,  Sept  30,  Alina  C ’& 

J A Edgren  to  Edward  G Fish  $5000 


Lot  9 of  lot  7 in  sub  of  prt  18  39  13,  Sept  12;  Walter 
Dray  to  Roger  P Chew  $10,000 


Coffin,  Devoe  & Co. 


WHITE  LEAD,  COLORS,  BRUSHES,  VARNISHES 
F.  W.  Devoe  & Co.’s  Ready  Mixed  House  Paints 

A ND  PAINTERS’  SUPPLIES 

RANDOLPH  ST „s  - - - CHICAGO- 


Lots  11  and  12  b 6 Frink’s  sub  in  Austinville,  oct  7,  * 

Edwin  S Conway  to  Priscilla  Gunthorp $1,800 

Lois  3 and  4,  Pease  Court  add  to  Oak  Park,  sept  27, 

Frank  F June  to  Calvin  P Pease $4,150 

Lots  6 7 8 b5  Frink’s  sub  in  Austinville,  oct  11.  Ed- 
win S Conway  to  F Barnard $3650 

Lot  17  and  8 half  lot  16  blk  1 of  lots  345  to  347  b 15, 
Austinville,  Sept  2,  Earl  W Oglebay  to  Amelia  E 

Owen  $800 

Lot  1 b 2 Central  sub  w half  sw  qr  7 39  13,  Sept  18, 

Chas  O Patier  to  J W W Clark $1,000 

Lots  1 2 3 b 7,  lots  14  to  18  blk  18,  Ridgeland,  oct 
11,  Harry  G Chamberlain  to  Edwin  S Conway 

$2, 


5,000 


Lot  9 b 5.  Frink’s  re-sub  in  Austinville,  oct  16,  Ed. 

win  S Conway  to  John  J Miller $1,725 

West  half  e half  s half  e half  nw  qr  28  39  13,  Sept  29 

Senecer  D Kimbark  to  Oswald  F Wolfe $14,000 

Lot  14  blk  1 Central  sub  in  sw  qr  7 39  13,  oct  5,  S J 
Humphrey  to  S Dunlop $6  0 


EVANSTON. 


Lot  17  b K*,  White’s  add  to  Evanston,  Aug  1,  Julius 

White  to  B J Diefendorf $4,135 

Lot  12  b 17  Evanston,  Sept  22,  Jacob  Rosencrans  to 

John  J Foster $1250 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  4,  Brown  & Culver’s  addn,  June  14, 

Chas  E Brown  to  H Earle $40) 

Lot  22  of  lots  5 to  10  b 58  Evanston,  Anna  Hallary 

to  A Oensch $700 

N *4  lot  3 b 25,  Rogers  Park,  Sept  4,  Chas  H Morse 

to  Mary  H Price $45) 

Lots  1 and  2 b 2,  Harbert  & Rickards  add  to  South 
Evanston,  Oct  12,  Lillie  M McLaughlin  to  H F 

Lyall $500 

W 50  ft  of  lot  1 and  w 50  feet  of  s 25  ft  of  lot  2 b 61, 
Evanston,  Oct  15,  Elnathan  Stoeden  to  Ida  B 
Gillson $2,500 


JEFFERSON. 


Lot  11  b 1,  Story  & Allen’s  Milwaukee  av  add,  July 

28,  85,  John  Pritchard  to  Eliza  Moore . .$350 

Same  premises,  oct  7,  ’85,  Eliza  & Thomas  Moore  to 

Geo  Moore $450 

Lots  6 and  13  b 2 Horton’s  sub  pt  nw  qr  nw  qr  25  4'i 
13,  oct  8,  Oliver  H Horton  to  Charles  L Hammond 

$555 

Und  H nw  quar  nw  quar  34  40  13,  oct  8,  Estate  of  E 
Loomis  to  M P Follett $8,633 


MAINE. 


Lots  22  and  23  b 6,  Dale,  Gustin  & Wallace’s  add  to 
Park  Ridge,  oct  6,  LucyJ  Barnum  to  R W Hamor 

$700 

Lot  26  b 5 Robinson’s  add  to  Desplaines,  oct  1,  Thos 

W Luce  to  T H Robson $700 

Lots  9 to  12  blk  4,  Dale,  Gastin  & Wallace’s  addn  to 
Park  Ridge,  Feb  29,  ’84,  Edward  S Adams  to  J W 

Adams ...  $1,000 

Same  premises,  oct  18,  JasW  Adams  to  Lucy  J Bar- 
num   $890 


NEW  TRIER. 


19  lots  in  Brown’s  addn  to  Glencoe,  oct  1,  Myrtle 
Stadden  to  Ira  Brown . $5,000 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


West  half  se  qr  34  37  13,  Sept  7 Joseph  Oster  to  Geo 

Pritz $1,200 

North  42  13-12  ft  of  e 20  5 ft  of  b 7,  w half  27  39  14, 
Aug  7,  ’83,  Crace  D and  M C Follansbee  to  Chas 

Follansbee $12,000 

Lot  369  b 8 dsv  2,  Riverside,  oct  6,  Christian  A See- 

lye  to  Geo  Chambers $500 

Lots  2 and  7 blk  68  Melrose,  oct  5,  Allen  S Eaton  to 

WmMezzersmith $169 

W half  lot  8 b 1 Barrington,  Sept  22,  J M Murphy  et 

al  to  Mary  Wilmer $60o 

Lot  17  in  sub  of  pt  w half  nw  qr  28  37  15,  oct  7,  John 

McCarthy  to  Walter  Vickery $275 

S 42  ft  of  n 64  ft  of  e 66  ft  of  lot  8 b K,  Palatine,  oct 

2,  F P Bichardson  to  R L Gibbs $1900 

N 4 acs  nw  qr  ne  qr  3 36  14,  Aug  16,  Geo  A Dalton  to 

Wm  Van  Wienen $800 

Lots  29  and  30  b , Snowhook’s  sub  n half  36  40 

13,  Oct  5,  P W Snow  100k  to  P Jensen $950 

Lots  1 and  2 b 67  Maywood,  May  10,  Helen  S Nich- 
ols to  Wm  E McLaren $523 

Lot  10  b 1 Norton  & Warner’s  sub  se  qr  nw  qr  29  37 

11,  oct  1,  D C Norton  et  al  to  John  Brown $250 

7  1-2  acrs  in  se  qr  3 34  19,  oct  16,  Friedrich  Heine  to 

W & F Oltendorf $1050 

SE  qr  nw  qr  18  36  15.  oct  6,  Ellen  M Holmes  to  So 

Chicago  & Southern  R R Co $3,600 

Lots  43  and  44  b 7,  Ritchies’  sub  ne  qr  ee  qr  2 36  14, 
oct  15,  Lena  M and  G H Byrum  to  Cyrena  A Stew- 
art   $500 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Oct.  21,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount, 

City  177  $1,052,657 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  135  292,854 

County 101  170,918 

Total 413  $1,516,429 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Oct.  22,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 138  $1,020,059 

County 247  741,223 

Total 385  $1,761,282 


TRUST  Itutlim. 

Adams  J P to  W C Kinney,  July  10,  It  D 

se  4 4 38  14,  7y  7% $700 

Alt  MtoJR  True,  Oct  12,  It  24  b 1,  29  40 

14,  Dec  20,  ’89,  $3800 

Anderson  N to  H A Haugan,  oct  10,  pt  lot 

4  and  all  blck  20.  4 39  14,  3y  &%.  . $5,000 
Anderson  C to  L Baird,  Aug  4,  It  34  blk  1, 

20  40  14,  4y  6% $500 

Anderson  N to  H A Haugan,  Oct  10,  pt  It 

4 and  all  5 b 20,  4 31  14,  3y  6% $5,000 

Arentz  M M to  F W Green,  oct  18,  It  1 and 

pt  2 b 10,  14  38  14,  4y  6% $750 

Ashford  J B to  G R WalKer,  oct  1,  Its  5 to 

7 b 2,  27  38  14,  5 y 6% $1800 

Anderson  A to  W Heineman,  Oct  16,  It  86 

It  49  b 1.  33  39  14,  3y  8% $1600 

Andersen  J to  J Frake,  Oct  13,  lot  45  b 29, 

6 37  14,  ly  8% $175 

Anderson  J to  J FraKe,  Oct  13,  lot  40  b 29 

5 Chicago,  ly  8$ $1  75 

Allen  F K to  S M Moore,  Oct  12,  Its  5 and 

6 b 4,  13  39  13,  ly  6% $350 

Aldrich  E J and  H H to  A B Jenks,  Oct 

15,  lots  8 and  9 blk  31,  17  39  14,  2y  6 %, 
$8000 

Alexander  J L to  J H Van  Vlissingen. 
October  12,  lot  9 blck  2,  22  37  14,  ly  7%, 

$100 

Askins  N W to  E H Gary,  Oct  16,  lot  28  b 

1.  36  40  13,  5y  7% $3,000 

Art  P to  P Maas  Sept  28,  It  29  b 7,  32  38 

15,  8% $5Q0 

Anderson  A G to  H S Dietrich  oct  19,  pt  It 

16  b 5,  29  40  14,  8% $200 

Bealty  W to  W W Shearer  oct  16,  It  8 b 4, 

438  14,5  y 6%..., $2500 

Billows  I to  J G Lombard,  Oct  11,  It  9 b 

13,  Douglas  Pk  add,  6% $300 

BlaKe  A and  J to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct 

16,  It  5 It  1,  31  39  14,  2y  7% $300 

Benshlein  A to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  12 

It  85  b 34.  31  39  14,  3y  8% $450 

Brochvogel  E and  J to  J J Knickerbocker 
Oct  16.  pt  lot  5 blk  7,  frcl  15  add,  3y  7%, 

$2000 

Bailey  J to  C G Ricslefs,  May  15,  pt  b 8, 

6 39  14,  4y  6% $75 

Bunge  H P to  G D Pease,  Oct  1,  lot  7 b 3, 

13  39  13,  30m  8 % $761 

Bunge  H P to  G D Pease,  Oct  1,  It  7 b 3. 

13  39  13,  3y  7% $800 

Beck  G to  D B Dewey,  Oct  11,  lot  1 blk  63 

Evanston,  5y  1% $2000 

Buehler  E M to  J H Ernst,  Sept  11,  pt  lot 

109  Bronson  add,  7y  6 % $12,000 

Behn  C to  C F Hatterman  Jr,  Aug  20,  lot 

18  b 3,  29  40  14,  5y  %%% $600 

Bremmer  C H to  T J Lefens,  oct  18,  Its  4 

and  15  b 2,  Kensington,  ly  6% $500 

Beach  E A to  0 Peckham, , pt  b 40, 

16  38  14.  2y  6% 19.990 

Butterfield  W L to  L Baird,  Sept  10,  lots 

15  and  16,  21  38  14,  2y  6% $1820 

Brown  R to  W M Howland,  Sept  20,  lot  37 

b 6,  4 38  14,  ly  6% $730 

Behning  C to  T Schintz,  Sept  28,  lot  9 b 6 

36  40  13,  3y  7% $650 

Behnke  H L to  M W Galllstel,  Oct  16,  lot 

25  sw  frl  qr  5 37  15,  2y  8% $1000 

Bentson  J to  W M Jones,  oct  14,  Its  27  and 

38  b 3,  l 39  13,  3y  7% $4,000 

Barnett  A to  S J Swift,  oct  12,  Its  3 and  4 

b 2,  18  39  14,  5y  0$ $5000 

Behn  M to  T H Schnitz,  Oct  1,  pt  lot  3 sw 

4 4 39  14.  ly  7 % $500 

Bruik  W to  W Heinemann,  oct  12,  It  29  b 

13  Elston  add,  3y  6# . .$3500 

Buckett  H to  A W Etchenburg,  Oct  11,  lot 

C se  4 4 38  14,  ly  7% $700 

Ball  S H to  L Baird,  Sept  28,  It  89  b 46,  7 

39  14,  3y  6% $2500 

Bauer  P to  C S Redfield,  Aug  6,  Its  26  and 

27,  16  38  14,  3y  6% $1450 

Burgess  W T to  H A White,  oct  12,  prt  33 

40  13,  32  acs,  3y  8# $3200 

Bergman  J to  P E Stanley,  oct  8,  lot  27 

Taylor  sub  8 38  14,  3y  6;S $200 

Bayley  E F to  J L Manning,  Sept  2,  lots  9 

to  11  b 3,  14  38  14,  2y  6% $1000 

Bushee  B to  F R Chandler,  Oct  12,  prt  b 
36,16  38  14,  5y  6 % $100C 


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! Bender  G to  H C Buechner,  Sept  20,  Its  1 
! aDd  2 block  1 blck  2 19  40  14,  3 y 6%, 


$810 


Bassitt  H M and  F S to  J V R Weaver, 
oct  12,  Its  57  to  61  b 2,  16  38  14,  3y  7% 

$1000 

Brown  W T to  G C Wilson,  Sept  23,  prt  It 
11  to  15  b 25  K add  Hyde  Park,  2 y 6$, 

$4,500 

Blakesley  P L to  H J Cuders,  Sept  29s  lot 

6 b 6 etc,  12  39  13,  4y  7%% $1680 

Brady  C to  J W Farlin,  July  22,  Its  4 and 

5 b 39,  25  40  13.  27m  6% $900 

Brega  S to  M E Greenebanm,  Aug  20,  It 

18  b 9,  31  40  14,  5y  6% $800 

Colvin  W A to  A Durham,  Oct  8,  prt  36  38 

13,  3y $1000 

Cook  J T to  C P Keeney,  Aug  13,  Its  28  to 

32,  b 37  PennocK,  8 % $309 

Chaffer  R and  B to  I C Wood, Oct  5,  lot  24 

b 4,  13  39  13,  4y  6$ $900 

Clarke  F B to  F B Peabody,  Oct  6,  It  12  b 

2 b 3,  18  39  14,  5y  6% $1600 

Crary  H to  A T Galt,  Oct  8,  It  47  b 2,  b 42 

7 39  14,  3y  6$ $1000 

Cohn  L to  P Cornell,  Oct  14,  It  23  blk  47, 

Cornell,  ly  8% $150 

Cooney  W to  E S Dreyer,  oct  5,  It  15  b 3, 

9 38  14,  3y  6% $350 

Carson  N to  J Stern,  Oct  16,  It  29  and  prt 

30  b 2,  17  38  14,  7% $1400 

Crona  N J to  J Stern,  oct  13,  It  29  b 1 It  E 

Wrightwood,  7% $500 

Crowley  & Kerr  to  F B Peabody,  oct  18,  pt 

b 3,12  39  13,  5y  7% $15,000 

Crocker  J R to  C T Tyrrell,  oct  18,  It  15  b 

4,  2 38  14, 3y  6% $300 

Caverly  JtoWL  Moos,  Aug  18,  It  22  b 25 

Sheffield  add,  3y  &% $700  , 

Chamberlin  H G to  W E Smith,  oct  11,  It 

4 ne  4i  2338  14,  5y  7% $3500 

Cosgrove  T A to  E Walker,  oet  18,  pt  b 19  , 

Evanston,  3y  6% $5000  . 

Cummins  S J to  H V Pierpont,  Oct  18,  It 

18  b 5,  9 39  13,  5y  &% $240 

Cohthoni  M L and  J to  P E Stanley,  oct 

16,  pt  It  11  b 4,  10  38  14,  2y  7% $1500 

Chapman  D W to  A W Martin,  Oct  15,  pt 

se  4 14  38  14  etc.  5y  6% $12,020  , 

Cummings  T S to  W M1  Howland,  Oct  14, 

pt  se  ^ 12  37  11.  6% $6000 

Clarke  G R to  G Keen,  Oct  12,  It  26  Mor- 
gan Pk  $960 

Colbey  C W to  H Schaffner,  Oct  13,  It  45  b 

1,  36  40  13,  7% $1200 

Culver  G H to  D B Dewey,  Oct  13,  It  18  b 

14  Ravenswood,  2y  7% $2000 

Callaghan  J to  S M Moore,  Sept  6,  It  46  b 

1,  D Pk  add,  3y  6$ $266 

Claflin  J F to  0 PecKham,  Oct  14,  prt  ne 

14  17  39  14,  5y  6# $8,000 

Cass  M M to  0 H Brooks,  Oct  5,  lot  89  to 

95  b 4,  7 37  14,  ly  8 % $200 

Cheshire  J to  W M Booth,  Sept  27,  t)t  lots 

22  to  24,  b 1,  3 38  14,  ly  6% ?. . . $608 

CronKhill  B F to  W M Booth,  Sept  30,  prt 

b 1 Forrestville $608 

Clause  K to  J C Schumacher,  Oct  7,  lot  26 

b 1,  25  39  13,  3y  7 % $200 

Czmoch  M to  C M Sturges.  oct  12,  It  3 etc 

sw  6 39  13,  5y  %%  . . .$1500 

Cossitt  F D to  H F Vallette,  oct  1,  pt  b 17 

La  Grange,  ly  7% $3000  j 

Casey  P T to  P W Snowhook,  Sept  27,  pt 
It  37  to  43  and  prt  44,  Freeman  add,  6£, 

$2500  I 

Campbell  F to  W J Herrick,  Sept  26.  lot 
17  to  23  block  2 etc,  30  40  14,  1 y 7%,  1 

$3000 

Camobell  F to  W JHerrick,  Sept  26.  lots 

17  to  23  b 2,  30  40  14,  ly  7% .$3000 

Campbell  J L to  H J Luders,  Oct  15,  pt  It 

2 etc  It  4, 12  39  13,  3y,  6%% . $9000 

Carne  J J to  S M Moore,  May  14,  Its  20  to 

23  b 32,  8 39  13,  lj^y  6£ $2700 

Cotteran  L P to  E H Sheldon,  Aug  19,  lot 

22  b 2 b 11  Sheffield  add,  3v  6 % $700 


Connelly  T to  A W Eschenberg  Oot  20,  Its 
110  and  111  b 19  Sheffiajd  add  90  ds,  6% 

$1700 

CzestrawsKi  W to  W D Kerfoot  oct  6,  It  23 

b 1,  32  39  14,  9 m,  6# $450 

Dombroski  C to  F Buszki  Oct  14,  It  8 b 1 

b 9 Wight  add,  8 % $1600 

Diefendorf  B J to  W C Grant,  Aug  1,  lot 
17  blk  10,  White’s  add  Evanston,  7y  7%, 
- $3,000 


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Oietv  J O to  A T Galt,  Oot  6,  Its  23  and  24 

b 1,  14  33  14,  2y  8% $666 

Donoghue  M to  S M Moore,  oct  18,  lot  66 

b 6,  13  39  13,  3y  8% -$150 

Dietze  A to  A Piite,  oct  9,  lot  20  b 1,  36  40 

13,  8% $1600 

Davis  J and  h to  R Stevenson,  oct  7,  It  18 

b 3,  12  39  13,  3y  8)4% $2500 

Deguise  F to  J Stern,  oct  18,  It  14  and  pt 

15  b 4,  36  39  13,  7% $700 

DrzoneK  A to  E S Dreyer,  July  2,  lot  22  b 

3,  32  38  15,  3y  8% $200 

Dolegal  J to  L J Pechole,  Sept  21,  It  58  b 

1,  20  39  14,  8% $530 

Dietrichs  O to  S E Gross,  Aug  23,  It  1 6 and 

17  b 10  Clifford  add.  3y  8% $650 

Dorion  Z to  J J Altpeter,  Oct  9,  It  43  b 1, 

8 38  14,  8% $1,200 

Donegan  M to  J Wolfenstetter  Sr,  Oct  13, 

It  9 b 17,31  40  14,  ly  8% $100 

Deutsch  J to  W Heinemann,  Oct  13,  lots 

57  and  58  b 3,  6 39  14,  2y  8% $2000 

De  Backer  EtoPW  Snowhook,  oct  13,  It 

39  b 39  Sheffield  add,  By  7% $500 

Drinkwater  M to  F Sehraeder,  Sept  17,  lot 

7  b 24,  24  39  14,  ly  6% $170 

Duffy  JtoHE  Greenebaum,  oct  11,  It  1 b 

17,  29  40  14,  2v  6% $30' 

Dorney  EtoMK  Williams,  Oct  8,  It  25  b 

3,  Pierce  add,  31  40  14,  2y  8% $500 

Divis  J to  F Jaburek,  Oct  13,  It  46  b 7,  20 

39  14,  5% $850 

Demme  W to  H Yollner,  Oct  18,  Its  89  and 

91  b 6,  20  39  14,  3y  7% $80Uu 

Doering  C to  W D Kerfoot  oct  7,  It  15  b E, 

32  39  14,4  y 8% ....$400 

Dell  J to  G S Eddy,  oct  13,  prt  7 40  13,  5y 

$5500 

Donahue  L to  E Prussing,  Oct  14,  lot  56  b 

14,  17  39  14,  4y  7% $1200 

Dudley  J A to  J E Otis,  Sept  29,  It  4 b 13, 

15  39  14,  2y  7% $600 

Ekes  M to  J B Galloway,  Sept  30,  It  6 b 4, 

9 38  14,  3y  7% $550 

Edmunds  A and  J Hay  to  J M Oliver,  oct 

6,  It  9 b 5,  19  39  14,  4y  8% $ 

Ebersol  A H to  F B Peabody,  October  7, 
lot  28  and  prt  27  blK  1,  16  38  14,  5y  7%, 

$1500 

Easterlay  K to  J H Ernst,  oct  9,  lot  99  blk 

129  Bronson  add,  4y  . . .'. $600 

Engels  M to  G Coombs,  Oct  13,  It  17  b 15 

Lee  add,  3y  7% $750 

' English  F to  A Peterson,  Oct  5,  lot  11  blx 

S Chicago,  13m,  8 % $300 

Efline  J to  T Scanlan,  Aug  15,  lot  19  and 

pt  20  b 2,  Pullman,  3y  8% $450 

Evart  M to  O Peltzer,  oct  18,  It  21  blk  1,  6 

39  14,  2y  8% $150 

EklundG  to  H A Haugan,  Sept  17,  It  35  b 

40,  21  40  14,  3y  8% ;$500 

Emmett  J to  R Berger,  Sept  22,  lots  26  to 

3\  b 10,  28  39  14,  30m  7 % $500 

French  C G to  J C Miller,  Sept  20,  It  16  b 

8  Egandale,  8% $9,000 

Fox  E B to  L Baird,  Sept  20,  Its  47  and 

48,  Culver  add,  5y  8% $5000 

Franne  L to  R Berger,  Oct  18,  lot  23  b 11 

Fullerton  add,  2y  8% $300 

First  Pres  Church  Woodlawn  Pk  to  J H 
Slater,  May  1,  It  2 b 9,  23  38  14,  30  ds,  8 

g $600 

Freeman  C to  C J Adams,  June  28,  lot  67, 

7 38  14,  3y  8% $780 

Feuerstein  M to  F C Mueller,  Oct  4,  Its  18 

to  28  b 48,  7 38  14,  2y  7 % $700 

Fager  C W to  B Lathrop,  Oct  1,  It  7 blk  1, 

31  39  14,  4y  8% $450 

Fleming  M to  C J Hambleton,  Sept  2,  lot 

18  b 22,  5 39  14,  3y  8% $600 

Freise  W to  B F Weber  Aug  5,  It  28,  b 1 

20  40  14,  4 y,  8% $1300 

Foshinger  F to  E F ComstocK,  oct  13,  lots 
59  and  60  b 3 lot  E Wrightwood,  2y  8%, 

$1400 

Foertsch  J F to  J J Alpeter,  Oct  13,  lot  81 

b 60,  19  39  14,  8% $8200 

Fricker  J L to  J H Ernst,  Oct  18,  It  28  b 1 

4 39  14,  18m  8%% $500 

Guenther  C to  W J Moore,  Oct  15,  It  43  b 

4 GrosR  n add,  9m  8% $100 

Griswold  W P to  F W Smith,  Sept  22,  prt 

It  36  b 18,  Hyde  Park $3372 

G )od  M G to  F B Peabody,  oct  18,  It  163, 

S3  34  13  39  13,  5y  8% $20,000 

Goo  tail  G B to  V h Surghnor,  Sept  28,  lot 

29  b 23,  25  40  13,  3y  6%  $000 

, -.Griffiths  J H to  G M Begue,  May  18,  It  50 

b 3,  13  39  13,  5y  8% $425 

Glomski  J to  C S Holt,  Oct  11,  lot  5 b 31, 

Sheffield  add $300 

Girardin  E to  W O Robinson,  Oct  13,  lots 

15  and  16  b 1 , 7 37  14,  3y  8% $800 

Goldstein  A to  W F Yott,  Sept  16,  It  4 b 1 

9  38  14,  18m  8% $800 

Gisetnann  J to  H S Dietrich,  Oct  12,  It  38 
b 3,  It  E,  28  40  14 $1100 


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Granson  G A to  J P Altgeld,  Sept  15,  lot 
14  and  pt  15  bin  6 etc,  29  40  14,  2 y 8%, 

$1250 

Greco  F to  C S Holt,  Sept  22,  It  9 blck  31, 

Sheffield  add,  4y  7% $275 

Griffen  P to  P Popp,  Sept  22,  It  19  b 6, 19 

39  14,634$ $1200 

Gillet  J to  A Peterson,  Oct  13,  It  183  b 23, 

7 39  14,  3m  8% $100 

Gould  E IT  to  H Geohegan,  oct  11,  pt  lot  1 

b D,  28  40  14,  2y  % $1000 

Goulding  E I to  E Maynard,  Sept  16,  It  13 

Jackson’s  snb,  13  39  13, 3y  6 % $600 

Gronberg  A H to  C Holbech,  Sept  29,  lot 

40  b 7,  1 39  13,  5y  8% ■ • $fi00 

Geringer  A to  C Novas  oct  16,  pt  It  1 b 3, 

21  39  14,  5)4% $10,000 

Gensen  P to  W Heinemann,  oct  7,  lots  30 

and  29  b 2,  36  40  13,  5y  8 % $2200 

Gretzner  M J to  R Berger,  oct  19,  lot  47  b 

4 Kay  add,  ly  8^ $300 

Hanlon  A N to  0 C Butz,  Oct  11,  lots  59 

and  60  b 2,  29  40  14  8% $3500 

Hatterman  F W to  L Baird,  Aug  6,  Its  30 

ahd  31  b 8,  6 39  14,  ly  8% $650 

Heiss  C E to  J Hutchinson,  Oct  1,  It  209  b 

6 Sheffield  add,  3y  8% fj  1000 

Hull  G N to  J B SKinner,  Oct  11,  lots  4 

to  6 b 16,  8 39  14,  ly  8% $4000 

Hansen  H to  B F Weber,  Oct  13,  prt  lot  5 

etc  b 9,  6 40  14,  3y  7% $500 

Hanrv  C to  0 Kubin,  Oct  6,  lot  14  b 59,  19 

39  14.  5% $500 

Hulse  A E to  F J Smith,  Oct  15,  pt  lot  8 b 

2 Cleaverville  add,  90  ds  8$ $3000 

Hall  W S to  A B Mead,  Oct  15,  It  2 b 1 b 5 

18  39  14,  3y  8% $4000 

Hallett  A B to  G D Pease,  Oct  5,  It  28  lot 

12,  b 6,  13  39  13,  3y  7% $800 

Hunerberg  F W to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct 

15,  It  21  b 12,  5 39  14,  3y  8% $5000 

Hilb  J to  A Y Knickerbocker,  oct  16,  It  16 

b 16,  6 39  14,  8% $ 

Harris  B to  C Kozminski,  oct  18,  It  5 b 31 

Carpenter  add,  5y  8% $7500 

Hogan  D J to  L Baird,  oct  11,  lot  6 It  8 b 

31,  9 39  14,  5y  8% $10,000 

Hefcheek  J to  h h Rose,  oct  11,  pt  lot  11  b 

7,  21  38  14.  8% $800 

Hoppe  A to  E S Dreyer,  Sept  30,  It  31  b 7, 

32  38  15,  3y  6% $250 

Halloway  J K to  H T Weens,  oct  16,  lot  9 

It  18,  34  39  14,  5y  5)4% $2500 

Horsek  F to  J H Ernst,  Oct  16,  Its  39  and 

40  b 9,  2C  40  14,  6m  8% $250 

Haas  E to  W S Harbert,  Aug  17,  It  13,  16 

■ 39  13,  ly  7% $1300 

Harris  M I to  T N Miller,  oct  15,  lot  8, 

Bogue  add,  ly,  8% $1000 

Haffner  E to  A Wisner,  Oct  4,  lot  6 Drake 

sub  11  39  13,  30m  6 % $250 

Hagar  D and  A to  H A Hurlbut,  Oct  14,  It 
1 lot  22  etcl  block  22,  17  39  14,  3y  6% 
$2000 

Howe  C L and  W to  H W Ames,  Oct  13, 
part  blocks  22  and  23,  32  40  14,  5y  7%, 

1 $8000 

Herring  A to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  Oct  12. 

It  16  b 12,  19  39  14,  8% $800 

Hoffman  E S and  E H to  E S Dreyer, 
Oct  12,  pt  lot  3 block  1,  28  40  14.  2y  6 % 

$1,000 

Harmeyer  E to  A H Veeder,  Aug  1,  lots  7 

and  8 b 3,  15  38  14,  3y  6 % $5381 

Herring  F to  J H Ernst,  Oct  13,  It  7 It  154 

etc  Bronson  add.  2y  8% $500 

Hammer  D H to  F G Bradley,  Sept  15,  pt 

ue  )4  sw  }£  34  39  14.  3y  8% $6000 

Hammer  D H to  E E Prussing,  oct  11, 
prt  blk  1 blcK  32  etc,  32  39  14,  5 y 6 %, 

\ $12,000 

Hrubv  T to  T H Schintz,  Sept  11,  It  1 b 5 

20  39  14,  3y  7% $2500 

Hill  M L to  A Peterson,  oct  2,  Its  1 and  2 

It  1,  20  40  14,  3y  7% $2500 

Holmberg  P G to  S B French,  oct  6,  It  34 

b 10,  9 38  14,  8%y $1,350 

Hallasy  C to  S Delamater,  July  1,  lot  37  b 

28,25  40  13,  39m  8% $600 

Hane  M to  M Culver,  oct  13,  It  13  block  1, 

Hartwell  add  Glencoe,  2y  6% $100 

Harsh  H A to  J R Weddell,  oct  1,  lots  43 
and  44  b 3,  21  38  14,  8% $400 


Hoyt  L to  J A Griffin,  oct  12,  lots  68  and 
71,  Robertson’s  subdiv.  23  38  14,  2y  8%, 

_ ’ $2000 

Hildinger  E to  A E Lay,  oct  11,  It  20  b 11 

19  39  14,  3y  7% $200 

Haas  A V and  C to  A Peterson,  oct  7,  prt 

It  20  b 2,  34  39  14,  3y  7% $2800 

Hatterman  F W to  H Potwin,  Sept  7,  prt 

b 40  Sheffield  add,  2y  8%  $1800 

Haughey  C T to  J Wright,  Oct  11,  It  17  b 4 

11  38  14,  ly  8% $3125 

HuzaghE  & J G to  R D Huzagh  oct  20,  pt 
Its  58  and  59  b 54  7 39  14,  3 y,  8%.  . .$2810 
Jarmer  W to  W Hecxman,  Oct  1,  lot  15  blk 

61,  6 37  14,  3y  7% $1500 

Jelling  H to  W Van  Allen,  Oct  23,  lot  23  b 

9 Ravenswood,  3y  7% $600 

Jensen  J to  W Loeb,  Oct  4,  It  32  blk  15,  6 

39  14,  3y  6% $500 

Jones  L H to  C L Hammond,  Aug  19,  prt 
lots  34  and  35  block  6,  21  38  14,  5y  7 %, 

„ $1350 

Jansen  P to  W Heinemann,  Oct  7,  lots  29 

and  30  b 2.  36  40  13,  3y  6% $750 

JurczykowsKi  A to  F Biewski,  Oct  2,  It  9 b 

2 b 13,  5 39  14,  8% $2000 

Jones  A J to  G W Murray,  July  8,  lots  35 
and  36  b 5 and  prt  b 6,  21  38  14,  3y  7% 

$1075 

Jacobson  J C to  J J Mitchell,  Oct  6,  lot  44 

b 44  Johnson  & C sub,  3y  6 % $530 

Jensen  P to  R L Martin,  Feb  12,  Its  1 and 

2 b 1,  36  40  13,  ly  8% $900 

Junk  J to  F J LeMoyne,  Sept  6,  It  2 b 12, 

32  39  14;  2y $1635 

Jonas  J to  E Koch,  oct  9,  pt  It  2 etc,  It  1 b 

26,  33  40  14,  3y  6% $2000 

Johnson  H to  W M Booth,  Sept  30,  lot  10 

and  pt  9 b 1,  3 38  14,  3y  8% $1050 

Kistner  H G to  N A Lauer,  oct  15.  It  11  b 

6,  30  39  14,  ly  $100 

Kanis  W L to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  oct  19, 

It  29  b 15,  19  39  14,  8% $600 

Kirchman  M to  A M Dvorak,  Oct  7,  lot  22 

b 2 b 1 etc,  19  39  14,  8% $5000 

Kenny  J to  H E Greenebaum,  oct  11.  It  24 

b 2,  33  39  14,  3y  7% $100 

Kramer  E to  R Berger,  oct  12,  Its  6 to  8 b 

2 Bronson  add,  5y  8% $25,000 

Kohlsaat  H H to  F B Peabody,  oct  13,  prt 

It  5 b 45,  27  39  14,  3y  6% $30,000 

Kennon  N K to  J M Oliver,  Sept  23,  Its  12 

and  13,11  39  13,  ly  6 % $1000 

Krook  J to  T H Schintz  Oct  18,  It  79  3 y 

7 % $800 

Kennedy  L B to  G S Burroughs  oct  9,  It  13 

se  34  16  88  14,  5 y,  7% $2550 

Killer  J to  T Halbro  Sept  15,  It  76  b 10, 

20  39  14,3  y,  7% $750 

Kaiser  C to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  4,  It  60 

and  61  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3y  8% $1000 

Kallum  F T E to  W A Swart,  Oct  11,  lots 
23  and  24  b 1,  Washington  Heights,  7 %, 

$1,000 

Klein  F to  H A Goodrich,  Oct  12,  lot  19 

n 34  b 55,  19  39  14,  4y  7% $400 

Krajecki  J to  A Mascher,  Oct  14,  prt  b 3, 

Elston  add,  5y  8% $1800 

Krofft  J to  H E Greenebaum,  July  2,  lot  8 

b 40  Sheffield  add,  5y  8% $800 

Krenek  L to  Y Petrtyl,  Oct  15,  lot  49  b 7, 

20  39  14,  63 4% $1600 

Kohlsaat  H H to  H T Chace,  Sept  11,  lots 

3 and  6 b 100,  2y  8% $28,000 

Kolar  Y to  A B Mead,  Aug  16,  lots  14  and 

15  b 82,  35  38  14,  ly  8% $250 

Korff  F to  H Diblee,  Oct  21,  lots  1 and  22 

b 18,  31  40  14,  ly  6%.- $550 

Lincoln  F A to  G D Pease,  Oct  11,  lots 
27  and  28  blck  11  Norwood  Park,  3y  7%, 

$1000 

Larson  J P to  F R Chandler,  Oct  15,  lot  2 

b 1,  9 38  14,  ly  7% $600 

Lundstrom  M to  C H Menramm,  Oct  5, 
lots  45  and  46  block  1,  19  40  14,  3y  8% 

$200 

Lundstrom  C A to  C H Menramm,  Oct  5, 

It  44  b 1 b 48,  19  4o  14,  3y  8% $200 

Larson  0 to  P J O’Shea,  Oct  14,  It  69  b 23 

7 39  14,  2y  7% $600 

L wis  F M to  F Schrader  Sept  17,  pt  Its  1 

and  2,  b 2,  33  40  14  2 y,  8$ $1500 

Lombard  J L to  J Lombard  oct  22,  Its  1 
to  24,  b 3 D Pk  add  3 y,  6% $8000 


Lynch  A M and  J to  J Wolfenstetter,  Apr 
3,  lot  17  blK  3 b 15  Sheffield  add,  4y  7%, 

’ $300 

LeClere  E to  G M Bogue  Oct  11,  It  13  b 3 

13  39  13,  5 y 8% . ..$550 

Larsen  H to  A Peterson  Oct  19,  It  63  b 6, 

8 37  14,  3 y,  7% $200 

Lumbach  H C to  L Baird,  oct  11,  It  5 b 6, 

33  40  14,  4y  8)4% $200 

Lafieritz  H N to  G G Paraer,  oct  6,  lots  23 

and  24  b 1,  28  39  14,  2y  7% $2500 

Lamoreaux  P G to  C P Keeney,  Aug  5,  pt 
b 2,  3 and  6 and  all  4 and  pt  8 Pennock, 

3y  1% $15,953 

Lowther  R H to  M Almy,  Sept  15,  It  68  b 

6,  36  40  13,  5y  7% $7500 

Lynch  M to  S M Moore,  Aug  11,  It  29  b 1, 

13  39  13,  3y  8% ,...$266 

Lowe  A to  W S Proudfoot,  oct  12,  It  4 b 2, 

17  38  14,' 2y  6 % $250 

Murphy  P to  B L Pease,  Oct  16,  Its  9 and 

10  b 31,8  37  15,  ly  8% $400 

Muller  L to  A Wisner,  oct  7,  pt  It  36  b 4, 

19  39  14,  4y  8% $400 

McComber  E to  C S Redfield,  Oct  1,  pt  lot 

1 b 2,  16  38  14,  ly  7% $1050 

Marsh  M M S to  G F Bissell,  Oct  12,  It  19 

b 95,  27  39  14,  3y  8% $8000 

McSweeney  D to  S M Moore,  Aug  16,  lot 

18  b 4,  13  39  13,  2y  8% $250 

McLaren  WE  to  F B Peabody,  Sept  23, 

lots  1 and  2 b 67  Maywood,  5y  7%  . .$ 

Muller  A to  A Herb  Oct  15  pt  It  12,  b 18,  ^ 

Carpenter  add  3 y,  8% $19  >0 

Mencl  A to  L Baird,  oct  18,  It  21  b 5,  20  39 

14,  5y  8% $4500 

Maunts  M to  W L Moos,  Sept  7,  It  24  b 9, 

McReynold’s  add,  By  8% $407 

Murphy  F to  S C Hayes,  oct  18,  lot  55,  11 

39  13,  ly  8% $2000 

Merrull  W to  C Haussner,  Aug  2,  prt  b 8, 

8 38  14,  5y  7% $800 

McNulty  J to  G A Rose,  oct  8,  It  104  b 22, 

7 39  14,  6m  7% $ 

Madinson  J to  H A Haugan,  oct  18,  lots  8 

and  9 b 5,  21  40  14,  2y  7% $1600 

Martindale  S L to  J C Schumacher,  oct  15 

Its  3 to  5 b 28  Garfield,  5% $400 

Mantler  L to  H S Dietrich,  Oct  12,  It  24  b 

17,  35  40  13,  8% $1°0 

Moore  A J to  S Dunlop,  Oct  13,  part  lot  8 

Court  add  Oak  Park,  3y  7% $1200 

Martin  G Jr  to  L Allen,  Apr  1,  Its  5 and  6 

b 13,  22  38  14,  3y  6% $170 

McAllister  J to  H Kassens,  Oct  13,  It  34  b 

23,  2 37  14,  8% $1200 

Marks  L to  J Rosenthal,  Oct  14,  It  9 ne  34 

9 38  14,  3y  8% $2500 

Martin  D to  H H Handy,  Oot  14,  pt  It  5 It 

16  Ellis  w add,  ly  8% $2000 

Martin  C L to  S M Moore,  Sept  7,  It  14  b 

7,  13  39  13,  ly  8% $100 

Mansfield  T to  H C Schorling,  June  5,  lot 

7 b 1,  33  38  14,  4y  6 % $400 

Mountcaul  J to  A Peterson.  Oct  14,  pt  lot 

6 b 40  s s add,  ly  8% $1000 

Monroe  H to  D W Kean,  Oct  12,  It  26  blk 

M Washington  Heights $1428 

Murphy  P to  B L Pease,  Oct  13,  Its  9 and 

12  b 31,  8 37  15,  3y  7% . . $1,000 

Munson  A to  H R Payson,  Oct  16,  lot  31  b 

4 Sheffield  add,  ly  8% $500 

McDermid  F E to  E O Browne  oct  12,  Its 

25  to  34  b 6‘  3 38  14,  1 y $20,000 

Nichols  A E to  N A Partridge.  Oct  7,  lots 
48  and  49  blows:  12,  S & G add,  ly  7%, 

$1000 

Nowak  J to  H E Greenebaum,  Sept  24,  iot 

78  b 41  Sheffield  add,  5y  8% $300 

Nass  G F W to  E Prnssing,  Oct  13, , 3 

y 7% $3500 

Nolan  B to  S M Moore,  Aug  16,  lot  17  b 4, 

13  39  13,  3y  8% $266 

Orr  W to  R Berger,  Oct  5,  It  8 b 1,  35  40 13 

18m,  7% $293 

Olsen  M to  R L Martin,  Maj.  10,  It  17  b 3, 

36  40  13,  8% $407 

Olsen  O to  A C Butz,  oct  12,  It  40  blk  5,  36 

40  13,  6m  8% $3C0 

Opitz  E to  S M Moore.  Aug  9,  lot  3 blck  1 

D Pk  add,  2v  6% $150 

O’Malley  J to  L Barber,  oct  9,  lots  17  and 

18  b 1,  4 38  14,  2y  8% $2058 

Olsen  G to  T J Lefens,  oct  11,  lots  17  and 

18  b 74,  Ryn  & R add,  2y  8% $4,000 

Orr  J S to  M Van  Allen  Oct  5,  It  8,  b 2,  7 

40  14,  ly7% $500 

O’Donnell  P to  C F Grey,  oct  15,  lots  17 

and  18  b 1,  18  39  14,  5y  6% $12,000 

Ohman  C J to  H A Haugan,  Oct  14,  Its  19 

and  20  b 6.  30  39  14,  3m  7% $500 

Ost  J to  A Jernberg,  Oct  13,  It  41  and  prt 

42,  30  38  14,  ly  7% $400 

O’Connor  C to  J J Curran,  Oct  11,  It  9 b 6 

Brand’s  add,  7)4 % $2000 

Osgood  S W to  E H Sheldon,  Oct  6,  pt  lot 
10  It  92,  etc  Bronson  add,  3y  8% $1760 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


O’Brien  W J to  L Carter,  oct  16,  lots  14 
and  15  blck  6 blk  24,  29  39  14,  3 y 6#, 

|5000 

Oleson  A to  E F Bayley.  Oct  6,  pt  lot  10  b 

5,  21  40  14,  ly  8%.  . $500 

Pnnchocher  J to  W Schreiber,  oct  11,  prt 

b 234,  31  37  14,  ly $500 

Pease  C P to  S Dunlop,  Sept  27,  Its  3 and 

4 Oak  Park  ly  7% $1000 

Phelps  C E to  H W Ames,  oct  18,  lot  28  b 

20  Pennock,  5 1-5$ $1500 

Petterson  OF  to  H M Curtis,  oct  9,  It  6 b 

8,  31  40  14,  3y  7$ $1000 

Pollock  T to  H Felsenthal,  oct  13,  It  16  It 

1 b 3 s s add,  5y  6$ $2000 

Polk  R L to  C F Collot  Oct  11,  Its  7 to  9 b 

1,20  40  14,  3 y,  6$....  $2300 

Pahlm  M to  T Vollmer,  oct  18,  lot  3 blk  3, 

Brown’s  add,  3y  7$ $9oO 

Petterson  O F to  E Maynard,  oct  1,  It  6 b 

8,  31  40  14,  7$ $447 

Parmelow  A to  W L Moos,  oct  1,  It  41  b 35 

Sheffield  add,  3y  7$ $1,100 

Petett  J to  W h King,  oct  18,  lots  16  to  20 

b 7,  16  38  14,  3y  7$ $500 

PecK  J and  B F to  D S Place,  oct  16,  lot  9 

b 13,  Ashland  2d  add,  6$ $2500 

ParKer  J B to  W P Conger,  oct  15,  It  46  It 

38,  16  38  14,  4y  7% $1000 

Pieper  H to  W C Fricke,  Oct  12,  It  19  b 1, 

8 39  14,  Sept  1,  6$ $1575 

Perce  L ff  to  H A Hurlbut,  Ang  25,  Its  16 
and  17  and  pt  15,  b 92  s s add,  5y  6V£$, 

$60,000 

Parmly  H C to  E E Prussing,  Sept  1,  prt 

It  11  and  pt  10  b 6,  5y  6$ $40,000 

Peotozkowski  J to  C S Holt,  Oct  11,  It  5 b 

31  Sheffield  add,  4y  7% $300 

Roos  Wto  AT  Galt,  Oct  15,  prt  It  A blk  2 

Bronson  add,  11m  5$ $5000 

Rensche  H to  G Coombs,  Oct  8,  It  39  b 1,  7 

39  14,  2v  7 % $200 

Ross  H to  E A Warfield,  Sept  1,  lots  1 to 

5  b 52,  7 38  14,  44m  6$ $1137 

Remington  O E to  A L Coe,  oct  11,  pt  blk 

26  Wolcott  add,  2y  7% $1500 

Ratledge  G H to  S M Moore,  oct  8,  It  24, 

13  39  13,  2y  7% $500 

Ripley  J T to  S Dunlop,  Sept  8,  lot  53  b 5, 

OaK  Park,  2y  7% $700 

Ritchie  J W to  F B Peabody,  oct  16,  Its  19 

and  20  b 18,  29  40  14,  5y  6$ $3,000 

Ramelow  O to  W L Moos,  oct  2,  lot  41  b 5, 

Sheffield’s  add,  5v  7% $1000 

Rood  C R to  R ff  Atwood,  Aug  20,  lots  35 

to  38  b 6,  22  38  14,  6$ $750 

Randolph  W J to  F A Woodbury,  October 
15,  part  Its  16  and  15  blk  4,  21  38  14,  7y 

$1,600 

Radtke  M to  W C Fricke,  Mar  25,  lot  32  b 

15  Elston  add,  2y  6$ $200 

Schultz  T H to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  14, 

It  21  b 12,  5 39  14,  3y  6$ $4000 

Seitz  M and  F M to  F H Barmm,  Oct  13, 

It  30  b 15,  Elston  add,  5y  7% $500 

Sullivan  P Z to  F T Colby,  Sept  30,  lot  43 

b 1,  19  39  14,  8% $488 

Savage  F W to  L Baird,  Oct  15,  Its  35  and 

36  b 1,  28  40  14,  2y  7% $1000 

Schwarz  C lo  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  7,  pt 

It  1 b 5,  34  39  14,  ly  6% $4300 

Schindler  W G toC  F Collot,  Sept  20,  lot 

20  b 5.  20  40  14,  63m  6 % $1050 

Sutterline  G to  E A Warfield,  Sept  27,  Its 

31  and  32  b 17,  7 38  14,  3y  6% $650 

Steene  T W to  E O Brown,  Oct  16,  lot  9 b 

5,  8 39  13,  ly  7% $568 

Shields  & Cook  to  C P Keeney,  Aug  12,  Its 

21  to  27  b 37,  Pennock,  Dec  24,  ’88,  8%, 
$1173 

Schiller  A to  L Laird,  July  19,  It  1 b 2 b 4 

20  40  14,  ly  6% $900 

Stelges  E A to  J F Rhodes,  Oct  15,  It  67  b 

19,  29  40  14,  6m  8% $412 

Schaeppi  P to  C H Rieite,  Oct  2,  It  65  It  F 

28  40  14,  3y  8% $700 

Spoerl  J to  A Schoeverling,  Oct  15,  It  35 

b 6,  S & G add,  2y  8!? $700 

Sharley  M to  C F Clarke,  oct  8,  It  5 blk  14, 

21  39  14,  5y  8 % $6500 

Spies  M to  B Lathrop,  Sept  25,  It  31  b 11 

Reaper  add,  ly  6% $600 

Sandtman  O to  L Baird,  Sept  26,  It  18  b 3 

12  39  13,  3y  6 % $300 

Spaeti  L to  J F Wright,  oct  13,  lot  12  b 86 

5 Chicago,  12y  6% $475 

Sadler  R B and  J M to  J Ling,  oct  12,  It  4 

b 17.  21  38  14,  3y  8% $2000 

Sadler  R B and  J M to  J Ling,  oct  12,  It  4 

b 17,  21  38  14,  3y  8% $1000 

Sweiberg  C E to  J J KnicKerbocKer  Sept 
18,  Its  19  and  20  b 2,  16  38  14,  1 y 7%.  $734 
Schmidt  C F W to  O Peltzer  oct  20,  It  7 b 

18  etc  Butterfield  add  3y,6? $2500 

Stier  E A to  B F Weber  Oct  12,  It  20  b 1, 

20  40  14,  4 y,  8% $513 


Schulze  C to  W L Schrader  Aug  23,  It  39 

b 3,  35  40  13.  1 y 8% $200 

Stoff  G G to  P W Snowhook,  oct  18,  It  41 

b 23  Elston  add,  ly  6% $1500 

Schmidtee  T to  F S Osborne,  oct  14,  It  41 

b 2 S & F add,  ly  8% $400 

Swartz  M to  J A Fuellgraff,  oct  14,  lots  2 

and  3 b 9,  B and  E add,  8% $10,000 

Sammons  E to  C A Chase,  July  20,  lot  13 

and  pt  14  b 2,  21  38  14,  3y  7% $600 

Strauss  J to  F Lorimer,  oct  13,  lots  1 and 

2 b 2 Archer  add,  5 1-5# $8,000 

Schroeder  E to  h S Dietrich,  oct  13,  It  4 b 

1 Culver  ParK,  8% $600 

Sloncen  C to  T J Lefens,  oct  19,  lots  113 
and  114  b 12,  Rockwell  add,  3y  6#.  .$4,500 
Smetana  V to  T H Schintz,  oct  12,  It  49  b 

24,  29  39  14,  3y  7% ...$500 

Schultz  W to  C Jorn,  oct  12,  It  7 b A,  28  39 

14,  5y  7# $1000 

Stengel  J to  R Berger,  Sept  27,  Its  8 and  9 

1 40  12,  3y  7# $400 

Simpson  W M to  J E Kimball,  Sept  20,  pt 

It  37  to  43,  34  39  14,  30m  6# $2800 

Schwajkow  J to  J Grist,  Oct  12,  It  73  b 6, 

5 39  14,  3y  6% $700 

Speckin  H to  F B Wadsworth,  Sept  6,  lot 

68  b 6,  29  40  14,  2y  7% $225 

Smith  I G to  E Goodman,  Oct  13,  lot  15 

etc  b 41,  7 39  14,  ly  6# $1400 

Sturgis  E T to  G M Bogue,  Oct  9,  It  14  lot 

1 b 3.  13  39  13,  4y  6# $500 

Sullivan  M to  J R Geary,  Oct  6,  lot  32  b 5 

28  39  14,  6#  $500 

Schreiber  K to  J W Lanehart,  Oct  13,  It 

208  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3y  7# $650 

Strassheim  H to  S C Eastman,  Sept  10,  It 

23  b 1,  28  40  14,  ly  6# $2500 

Souther  C N to  E B Cobb,  Oct  1.  pt  Its  13 

and  14  b 42  Montrose,  ly  8# $200 

Streger  F to  W C Fricxe,  Sept  28,  pt  It  13 

b 22,  6 39  14,  4y  6# $1000 

Symonds  H R to  0 Peckham,  Oct  9,  pt  It 

2 b 8 Astor’s  add,  ly  6% $5000 

Schumacher  J to  J Gunzenhauser,  Sept  2, 

It  56  b 5,  20  39  14,  3y  6# $1200 

Shaw  P N to  C P H Dose,  Oct  16,  It  4 b 4, 

ly  7# $500 

Streichhirsch  E to  L Mandl,  Oct  16,  It  21 

It  1 b 6,  36  40  13,  2y  3# $800 

Sanford  J H to  D Eichburg,  Oct  11,  pt  It 

12  b 87,  Elston  add,  3y  7# $400 

Schmeederer  A to  D G Hamilton,  oct  16, 

It  35  b 11,  33  29  14,  4y  6# $450 

Thompson  S J to  W T Dwight,  Oct  18,  lot 

81  b 10,  7 39  14,  ly  7#  $250 

Tremain  M O to  L S Tyrrell,  Oct  15,  part 

sub  b 3 b 40,  7 39  14,  5y  6# $3500 

Taber  E J to  J Wright,  Oct  8,  prt  n 54  ne 

14  36  38  13,  2y  7% ^.$1000 

Thomas  G H A to  F H Dickey,  Oct  11, 

Its  1 and  2 b 12  Newberry  add,  3y  6%, 

$22,000 

Teal  C to  E N Weart,  oct  18,  Its  7 and  8 b 

6,  21  38  14, 3y  7% $2200 

Tonk  Mfg  Co  to  P A Montgomery  oct  20, 

Its  1 to  6 b 44  etc,  Sheffield  add,  5 y,  7% 

$11,0(0 

Toppan  J A to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  Aug 

25,  lot  22  and  part  23  b 1,  34  39  14,  6#, 
$4000 

Thon  G to  C H Harrison,  Oct  15,  It  21  b 1, 

19  39  14,  6y  6# $1800 

Ueher  J to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  Oct  15,  lot 

11  ne  34,  24  39  14,  8# $700 

Unzecaer  H to  C F Collot,  Oct  16,  pt  It  26 

b 6 Wrightwood,  3y  6# $3500 

Ullman  H S to  S Dunlop,  Oct  12,  Its  7 and 

8 b 2,  8 39  14,  2y  7# $1,750 

Van  Reetn  E to  D G Hamilton,  oct  7,  lot 

68  div  1,  30  38  15,  42  m 6# $1100 

Vanecek  J to  J Nutt,  Sept.  27,  It  92  blK  43, 

19  39  14,  3y  7% $450 

Ververa  F to  L Mandl,  Oct  11,  pt  lot  46  b 

13,  20  39  14.  3y  7% $1300 

Vach  M to  L Zavodil,  Sept  1,  It  8 blit  4,  28 

39  14,  7% $500 

Walter  F to  H C Schorling,  Apr  21,  Its  15 

and  16,  33  38  14,  5y  6# $1910 

West  A ifc  L to  J Et{s,  Oct  15,  It  6 b 10,  28 

39  14,  5y  7# $500 

Waters  S J to  VV  T Dwight,  Oct  16,  It  7 It 

4 b 1 Rockwell  add,  3y  6# $500 

Werter  P to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  18,  It 

201  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3y  6# $450 

Wilson  H S to  H W Booth,  Oct  13,  lot  47  b 

1,  1 39  13,  8% $2000 

Wells  0 M to  D Quigg,  oct  12,  lots  2 to  6 

etc  b 2,  3 38  14,  ly  8% $12,000 

Wagner  L to  S M Moore,  oct  6,  It  10  b 64 

9 39  14,  5y  6# $6000 

Wedekind  H to  J Jensen  Oct  16.  It  14,  b 2 

6 39  14,3  y 6# $1525 

Wagner  J to  A Tripp,  Oct  14,  lot  42  b 54, 

19  39  14,  2y  . . . .' $1680 

Waldschied  P to  N A Lauer,  Sept  21,  It  81 
b 2,  30  39  14,  5y  6# $550 


Willard  S A and  W F to  J F Murdock,  oct 

11,  It  24  b 1,33  39  14  $2000 

Walker  C to  J Stern,  oct  13,  It  31  b 16,  33 

39  14.  7% $1300 

Weber  J to  J C Schumacher,  Oct  13,  lot  6 

It  13  etc  b 6,  19  39  14,  ly  7% $950 

Whanson  L to  A A Kuhn,  Oct  18,  It  40  blk 

24  Jefferson,  3y  7% $350 

Walsh  M to  R W Bridge,  oct  2,  Its  5 and  6 

b 6 b 10  Sheffield  add,  3y  6# $1050 

Wagner  A to  E S Dreyer,  Sept  3,  It  34  b 6 

32  38  16.  2y  6# $100 

Washburn  W W to  G Keen,  Sept  20,  Its  22 

and  23  b M,  W Heights.  3y $672 

Wright  J A to  B F Weber,  oct  1 1,  It  4 b 4, 

Ravenswood,  ly  7% $150 

West  C to  H A Hangan,  Sept  20,  It  36  b 40 

21  40  14,  3y  6# $465 

Wallis  A to  J C Schumacher,  oct  11,  Its  37 

and  38  b 18,  19  39  14,  8% $2000 

Waterhonse  E A to  S L Boyce,  oct  9,  pt  It 

18  b 4,35  40  13,  5y  8% $600 

Wren  C C to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  20, 

It  4 b 4,  9 38  14,  3y  7% $1000 

Walsh  M to  A Pike,  Sept  11,  It  62,  1 39  13 

6# $3000 

Whistler  F D to  F R Chandler,  Oct  1,  prt 
It  on  63  st,  near  Halsted,  48x128,  5y  7%, 

$1000 

Waller  C to  W J Goudy,  Aug  9,  It  374  b 1 

etc,  29  40  14,  4y  6# $425 

Wegner  HtoMJ  Mauritzen,  Sept  30,  lot 

36  b 3,  30  39  14,  3y  6# $300 

Weber  J A to  H G Foreman,  Oct  14,  It  13 

b 5,  20  39  14,  4y  6# $1000 

Wilson  H R to  F B Peabody,  Oct  13,  pt  It 

5 b 4,  34  39  14,  5y  6# $g000 

Watson  A H to  E A Sheldon,  July  1,  Its  52 

and  53  b 42  Ogden  add,  3y  6# $2625 

Wondries  C Jr  to  W S Lasher,  Oct  14,  Its 

22  and  23  b 16,  7 39  14,  9 m $450 

Warner  T R to  h A Haugan,  oct  14,  It  3 b 

40,  21  38  14,  3y  6# $425 

Weige  H to  A Loab,  oct  12,  lot  8 It  6 b 16, 

25  40  14,  5y  6# $2500 

Wesche  E R to  E Koch,  Oct  13,  Its  1 and  2 

b 5,  32  38  14,  3y  6# $700 

Zoieralski  M to  E S Dreyer,  June  23,  lot 

22  b 2,  32  38  15,  3y  6# $250 

Zach  G to  H Pk  B and  L Assn,  oct  9,  It  42 

b 2,  8 39  14 $1500 

Zimmerman  J to  A Pine,  oct  9,  It  82  Gross 

H P add,  6# $1,500 

Ziegler  G to  W Loeb,  Oct  12,  It  8 b 39,  21 

39  14 $500 

Zimmerman  C to  J Stern,  Oct  13,  pt  It  12 
b 1,  36  40  13,  7% $200 

CHATTEL,  MOKTHA6ES. 

Ashby  H to  I N Reed  Oct  12,  furn  Ran- 
dolph st  and  5th  av  6 m $600 

Aukefelt  F W to  Barnhart  Bros&  Spindler 

Oct  16,  printing  office  4 m $165 

Amgell  H to  E Campbell horses  etc 

981  w Madison  st,  1 y $100 

Bush  W L to  W H Bush  Aug  17,  furn  777 

n Clarx  st,  3 m $250 

Buge  I L to  HE  McRobbin  oct  18,  furn 

438  Ohio  st $85 

Broune  J to  J J Thamm  Oct  18,  house  82 

Hastings  st $220 

Burgess  K E to  W Listes  oct  19,  house  438 

w Indiana  st,  18  m $800 

Buttner  A to  E T Brown  Oct  15,  horse  etc 

64  Ontario  st,  6 m $130 

Blank  F to  M Warren  Oct  — , furn  443 

Clark  st $1700 

Burgess  C H to  J Sanders  Oct  16,  horse 

etc  Englewood  2 y $786 

Burke  P to  E T Brown  Oct  14,  horses  etc 

Hyde  ParK,  9 m $577 

Bennett  G D to  W W Charles  Oct  12,  pia- 
no and  furn  92  Dearborn  av,  6 m $401 

Bunks  J to  W W Charles  Oct  15,  furn  1406 

State  st,  6 m $60 

Bursnuth  J to  J F Griffin  oct  12,  Wing  & 

Sons  piano  869  Polk  st  90  ds $65 

Bagott  E to  0 F Malcolm  oct  15,  furn  3625 

Emerrldav,  6 m $76 

Burgh  N S to  M A Pemberton  Oct  9,  furn 

715  Western  av,  6 m $135 

Brattner  S to  H M McIntosh  oct  13,  Kurtz- 
man  piano  horse  etc  237  31st  st  6 m . . $130 
Bentley  E L to  M G Miller  Oct  13,  furn  6 

m $364 

Broxton  A R to  W T Johnson  oct  12,  furn 

15  Ryan  st  9 m $137 

Bernier  D to  F H O’Connor  Oct  14,  gro- 
cery 628  w 12th  st,  30  ds  $100 

Bradt  W to  E T Brown  oct  18,  furn  — 

Sangamon  st.  6 m $145 

Burley  G to  L B Shields  Oct  14,  furn  3240 

Parnell  st  6 m $100 

Carnee  F to  J Solomon  oct  18,  saloon  511 

Wabash  av,  11  m $290 

Clark  N C to  G 0 Evans  oct  14,  restaurant 
662  Madison  st  1 y $1900 


Carlson  B 0 to  C Williams  Oct  11,  buggy 

etc  903  n California  av,  5 m $5 

Campbell  J F to  D V Connoly  Oct  2,  car- 
riage 2449  State  st,  610  ds $70' 

Collins  J to  Bavarian  B Co  oct  14,  saloon 

3124  Archer  av,  2 y $16’ 

Connelly  Lto  R D Kelly  oct  13,  piano  52 

Congress  st,  3 m $11 

Carmody  J to  J O’Hern  oct  12,  horses  etc 

125  n Green  st  6 m $131 

ClerKin  F P to  C Babcock  Oct  14  horse  etc 

735  Dearborn  st,  6 m $7’ 

Collonn  G F to  E H BabcocK  oct  12,  furn 
and  piano  4634  Greenwood  av,  10  ds.$17.' 
Chaellton  T to  C A Tousey  Oct  15,  furn  799 

Ohio  st  3 m $17 

Conelly  B V to  W N Alley  Oct  16,  furn  73 

VanBuren  st $94' 

Carlson  A G to  H C Rosner  May  12,  horse 

etc,  LaKe  View,  6 m $10(  j 

Canghlin  E to  T A Hogan  Oct  13,  horses 

etc,  25  Silver  st $10'  t 

Coulter  I B to  L Hintz  Oct  16,  furn  208 

Walnut  st,  2 m $15 

Carney  H J to  A C Brackenbush  & Co  Oct  t 

18,  horse  etc  364  Polk  st $23f 

Carlson  C P to  F A Rehkopf  Oct  6,  carri, 

age.  15  Park  st $6( 

Connolly  B V to  W N Alley  Oct  18,  furn 

412^  State  st,  5 m $5( 

Carlsson  J to  H M McIntosh  Oct  16,  horse 

etc  Hyde  Pk,  3 m $14: 

Cross  G to  C W Cross  Oct  18,  furn  1101 

41st  st,  2 y $56( 

Clingenberger  A to  M A Wolcott  Oct  13, 

furn  673  Jackson  st $ 

Donoghue  E B to  M A E Donoghue  Sept 

7,  furn  323  Chicago  av $350( 

Dodd  J to  M A Wolcott  oct  18,  horses  83 

Waller  st,  8 m $51 

Dannenfield  M R to  W N Alley  oct  13.  pia- 
no and  furn  3329  Vernon  av,  3 m . . . . $101 
Dicney  L S to  Nichols  & Hill  oct  13,  furn 

270  Warren  av  6 m $33t 

Emery  M to  C Wyman  oct  4,  furn  347 

State  st,  6 m $1151 

Endres  C to  S H Kanter  Oct  14,  furn  412 

Wells  st  3 m $231 

Elder  J C to  C Z Miller  Oct  18,  furn  Jef-  , 

ferson $19; 

Franke  F C to  H S Franke  Apr  20  harness- 
es etc,  502  Halsted  st,  2 y $350 

Flannery  B D to  M R Harris  Oct  15,  saloon 

1040  Lake  st,  2 y $40( 

Fuller  E to  C Wyman  Oct  4,  furn  102J4 

Desplaines  st,  6 m $55 

Foebelman  A H to  F Weinberg  Oct  9,  cab 

8 m $30( 

Forstberg  C to  P Ness  Oct  4,  horse  etc 

Hyee  ParK  5%m $6 

Fisher  W to  E T Prown  oct  13,  horses  etc 

20  Desplaines  st,  2 m $530 

Furbush  W H to  E R Mackey  Oct  11,  furn 

887\4  Wilcox  av,  6 m $13i 

Freeman  C <fc  A to  Maggie  Moore  oct  13, 

furn  286  w Erie  st,  10  wks $109 

Fowler  R H to  C J Shields  Oct  13,  piano 

and  furn  182  Cass  st  6 m $223 

Fink  J to  P Schoenhofen  B Bo  oct  19,  sa- 
loon 2210  Archer  av ...  $246( 

Fishleigh  W H to  E R Mackey  oct  19. 

horses  etc  Ravenswood,  6 m $91 

Gardner  R B G to  A T Gardner  oct  14, 

furn  2y $50( 

Geraldi  T to  C BabcocK  oct  13,  furn  1123 

Fulton  st  5 m $92 

Gilbert  G H to  M L Pemberton  Oct  14, 

furn  1002  Adams  st  6 m $6( 

Grove  N C to  E T Brown  Oct  14,  piano 

240  Honore  st,  6 m $97 

Gorman  A O to  S Richardson  oct  14,  furn 

210  w 18th  st,  7 m $160 

Geddes  M to  Blain  Bros  Oct  4,  furn  3 Mar- 
ket st  6 m $131 

Graham  F E to  W W Charles  Oct  14,  horse 

etc  240  Huron  st  4 m $418 

Gerstle  I to  C Gee  Oct  18,  furn  1 y . . . . $300 
Gabriel  J E & J W to  H M Randall  Oct  16 

,288  Huron  st $170C 

Gallagher  P F to  R Rothchild’s  Sons  Oct 
14,  saloun  fittings  235  w Harrison  st  14 

$555 

Goodnow  W A to  W W Charles  oct  19, 

furn  etc  745  Fairfield  av,  3 m $332 

Gray  F to  VV  H King  Oct  12,  furn  3143 

Butterfield  st,  9 m $7c 

Green  H to  C T Williams  Dec  18,  furn  957 

n Halsted  st,  6 m $24t 

Hitchcock  I P to  W N Alley  Oct  18,  furn 

285  Webster  av,  6 m $236 

Heinecke  H to  A Rehm  Oct  18,  hoises  etc 

Lake  4 m $471 

Herrick  M to  C J Shields  Oct  18,  furn 

Sigel  st,  5 $*>’ 

Hall  N to  J H Norton  Oct  18,  horses  etc 
Hyde  Park  4 m $56( 


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Hutchinson  VV  S to  G Nichols  Oct  18,  furn  I 

103  Adams  st,  4 m $5  80 

Hansenaw  R to  F Waswo  Oct  18,  horses 
etc  1691  Milwaukee  av,  Apr  18  ’88 . . . $800 
Hayes  K to  W W Charles  Oct  15,  furn  and 

piano  185  Washington  st,  4m $186 

Heistand  W H to  S Richardson  Oct  12,  pia- 
no and  furn  749  Harrison  st $88 

Hughes  M & H to  C Williams  oct  15,  furn 

170  w Madison  st,  5 m $65 

Hanson  D to  E H BabcocK  Oct  9,  furn  1045 

51st  ct  4 $66 

Heymen  E J to  R Maddigan  oct  11,  furn 

3213  Butterfield  st,  3 m $50 

Hall  J W to  C BabcocK  Oct  30,  furn  343 

Leavitt  st $72 

Hellenthal  C S to  Bavarian  B Co  Oct  15, 

saloon  3600  Ashland  av $275 

Hablend  H to  C Williams  Oct  13,  furn  120 

w Madison  st,  6 m $137 

Imberit  H to  A Haul  Oct  14,  truck  1 y . . $110 
Ivisod  S to  E H Bubcock  Oct  15,  furn  17 

Fairfield  av  Fov  15 $177 

Johnson  L to  G Gillespie  Oct  14,  horses 

etc  2308  Wentworth  av,  4 m $230 

Jenning  J A to  J Cullen  Oct  15,  furn  2623 

Portland  av,  11m $105 

Johnson  S to  E Olson  & Co  Aug  12,  horse 

etc,  3216  Wentworth  av,  6$ $2000 

Johnson  G to  N Bennett  Oct  13,  horse  etc 

90  Townsend  st,  3 m $81 

Jameson  J J to  J Oberman  B Co  oct  13, 

saloon  562  Wells  st,  2 y $700 

Johnson  W T to  M R Bortree  Oct  3,  furn 

249  Ogden  av $97 

Koenigsburg  M to  L Koenigsburg  Oct  14, 

mdse  307  31st  st,  2 y $2000 

Uohl  H to  W N Alley  oct  13,  horses  etc  — 

Winchester  av,  6 m $135 

Knowles  M C to  E T Brown  Oct  14,  furn 

Cicero  6 m $68 

Kaufman  J to  L & I Stricser  oct  19,  horses 

etc  192  w Randolph  st,  4 m $100 

Koehler  M C to  W F Bassi  oct  15,  furn  and 

Gabler  piano  4251  Indiana  av $1500 

Lynn  J A to  W H King  Oct  18,  furn  317 

Clars  st,  6 m $100 

Lee  HTtoWN  Alley  oct  13,  furn  217  La 

Salle  av,  6 m $472 

Ledwith  R W to  G A Kimball  oct  12,  furn 

314  Leavitt  st,  2 y $83 

Lambden  Ttj  I H Scribner  oct  13,  house 

179  Erie  st,  1 y $500 

Lauterer  C G to  Casper  & Nockin  Oct  19, 

saloon  461  Lincoln  av,  1 y $175 

Manning  W to  G Heimroth  Oct  10,  saloon 

161  w 12th  st,  6 m •• $1000 

Minehart  T H to  E T Brown  Oct  16,  furn 

1328  Michigan  av,  2 m $106 

Monroe  J toO  Wyman  Sept  15,  wagon  505 

Carroll  av,  4 m $120 

Machleisen  C to  Warder  Bnshnell  <fc  Gless- 

ner  Oct  18,  machy,  2 y $115 

McGill  T to  J H Smith  oct  13,  furn  6 m 


Mali  in  J H to  L B Shields  oct  13,  furn  85 

Whitney  4 m $65 

Mathisen  J A to  W S Wharton  oct  5,  furn 

698  n Wood  st,  4 m $95 

Meyers  HtoWff  Charles  Oct  12,  furn  53 

Chicago  av,  5 m $125 

Moloney  M to  W N Alley  oct  13,  furn  July 

1 $87 

Martin  G R to  C Peterson  Sept  22,  horses 

etc  315  w Chicago  av $500 

McIntyre  S to  E R Mackey  Oct  13,  piano 

3129  Dearborn  st,  6 m $90 

Michelson  J to  A Loomis  Sept  25,  horses 

etc  Elk  Grove,  2 m $300 

McDermott  J T to  M F Roberts  October  6, 

house  118  Seebor  st,  6m  $150 

(Merrill  J P to  EH  Babcock  Oct  14,  fnrn 

654  Hurlbut  st,  8 m $110 

Mills  M B to  S Richardson  oct  15,  furn  823 

w Congress  st,  6 m $156 

Man  C to  H M McIntosh  oct  19,  horses  etc 

456  Lewis  st,  3 m $287 

McCann  J C to  H W McCann  oct  19,  furn 

53  Campbell  av,  1 y 6$ $2500 

Mather  I C to  F F Kellogg  oct  15,  market 
216  Lake  st,  18  m $700 


Nethig  A to  H M Molntosh  Oct  13,  furn 

523  Jefferson  st,  6 m $81 

Nye  W C to  O Burdick  et  al  Oct  14,  horses 

etc,  1 y $200 

Nickolaus  H to  C J Shields  Oct  13.  furn 

1682  N Clark  st,  6m $66 

Nuces  N to  J Cullen  Oct  18,  piano  260  Kin- 

zie  st,  6 m $81 

Noble  R to  C Williams  Oct  16,  furn  331  w 

Madison  st,  7 m $187 

North  L to  C Smith  Oct  15,  greenhouses 

etc,  Belmont  av.  8 m $50 

Nye  M A to  H M McIntosh  Oct  16,  Als- 
hum  piano  and  fnrn  3926  Langley  av  6 

m $2§ 

O’Brien  C to  I Silvernail  Oct  13,  horse  etc 

187  Leavitt  sc  6 m $286 

Potter  M to  C Williams  Oct  8,  furn  153  w 

Huron  st,  10  $54 

Phillips  I to  P R Isham  oct  13,  restaurant 

24  Desplaines  st,  10  m $100 

Pfeffer  J to  H Brueggestradt  oct  15,  res- 
taurant 104  Randolph  st $2200 

Parker  A to  A White  Oct  8,  furn  7 m.  . .$245 
Pauling  H to  H Bolger  Oct  14,  cows  etc 

EIk  Grove,  1 y $100 

Pederson  J to  A J Pitts  Oct  13,  wagon  257 

w Indiana  st  6 m $16? 

Percival  J to  J D Spear  Oct  13,  furn  507 

14th  st  1 y $' 

Plane  H to  R Plant  Oct  15,  furn  533  Clark 

st  2 y $1000 

Pare  D to  Blain  Bros  Oct  13,  furn  309  Tay- 
lor st,  1 y $355 

Para  A to  Blain  Bros  Oct  13,  piano  and 

furn  500  12th  st,  4 m $355 

Potts  G W to  F M Potter  Oct  9,  furn  744 

Lake  st,  6 m $164 

Parke  ELtoD  Rankin  Oct  18,  furn  288 

State  st,  3 m $66 

Proctor  N O to  G I Forbes  Oct  17,  laun- 
dry   $453 

Port  H C to  F C Heath  Jan  20,  piano  3810 

S Park  av $262 

Porter  L to  Barnhart  Bros  & Spindler  oct 
18,  printing  office  143  w Madison  st.  11 

$368 

Perwitz  G to  C BabcocK  Oct  16,  furn  1077 

Milwaukee  av,  5 m $112 

Pesel  H to  L Lendy  Oct  16,  furn  67  n Hal- 

sted  st  1 y 7$ $200 

QuirK  M to  S Richardson ,450  w Erie 

st,  6 m $265 

Rockwell  F S to  H M McIntosh  oct  19, 

furn  2212  Wabash  av,  6 m $227 

Rule  T to  Corper  & Nockin  Oct  19,  saloon 

230  n Halsted  st,  6 m $300 

Regan  M J to  H Rehuoldt  oct  16,  furn 

3535  Wentworth  av,  6 m $128 

Ranworth  H toLH  Whitney  Oct  15,  house 

823  Eulton  st,  7 m $150 

Russell  N O to  H M McIntosh  October  13, 
machy  2831  Cottage  Grove  av,  1 m.  .$105 
RausicK  J to  A Wilcox  Oct  13,  Bryant 

piano  3019  Wentworth  av,  3 y $100 

Robine  L to  W W Charles  oct  9,  furn  1227 

Stone  av,  2 y $225 

Riley  M to  J Cullen  Oct  7,  furn  282  Blue 

Island  av,  4 m $50 

Russell  T to  J H Norton  oct  18,  furn  318 

Clark  st  3 m $132 

Reid  B to  W B Thompson  Oct  14,  furn 

828  w 12th  st,  8 m $105 

Rohr  L to  E R MacKey  Oct  16,  furn  145 

Erie  st,  6 $92 

Reilly  E to  F T Brown  Oct  16  furn  339 

PecK  ct,  6 m $65 

Richardson  H Jto  E R Macke?  oct  16  furn 

200  w Madison  st  6 m $117 

Ritter  J F to  C Williams  Oct  15,  Vose  pia- 
no and  furn  184  29th  st  7 m $158 

Rieper  C to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  Oct  13 

saloon  793  Halsted  st,  1 y $600 

Rafter  T to  Keeley  B Co , saloon  3915 

State  st,  2 y $1,200 

Ruff  H to  S Richardson  oct  15,  furn  682  w 

Ohio  st  6 m $70 

Sterns  R to  S Richardson  oct  15,  furn  15 
Gross  av,  4 m $72 


Scheuneman  F to  S Richardson  Oct  14, 

furn  32  MarK  st.  6 m $120 

Smith  M W to  J W Standish  Sept  7,  wag- 
on etc $70 

Smythe  W to  C Babcock  Oct  16,  furn  3725 

Prairie  av,  5 m $227 

Schatz  A C to  C Williams  Oct  16,  furn  72 

Hurlbut  st,  5 $95 

Sanders  C to  C Trnby  Oct  16,  piano  47  n 

Carpenter  st,  20  $100 

Schwarz  A to  E R Mackey  oct  18,  furn  and 

market  3071  Main  st,  6 m $68 

Stewart  W G to  C C March  Oct  16,  furn 

881  Park  av,  6 m $65 

Sissman  C to  B & B Brg  Co  Sept  10,  sa- 
loon 347  State  st,  1 y $500 

Stenbeck  W C to  Blain  Bros  oct  13,  fnrn 

359  Hudson  av,  4 m $102 

Sielaff  0 to  C Williams  oct  14,  horses  etc 

2911  Hanover  st,  7 m $132 

Steinbach  0 to  H B Rogers  Oct  11,  furn 

45  3d  av,  3 m $51 

SandmarK  E A to  H M McIntosh  oct  14, 
organ  and  furn  365  Division  st,  6 m.  .$97 
Samuels  GB  to  E R Mackey  Oct  14,  furn 

119  Walnut  st,  6 m $130 

Stern  J H to  L D Springer  oct  14,  furn  92 

Dearborn  st,  75  ds $250 

Stapleton  M T to  E Weigle  Oct  13,  furn 

191  Canal  st,  6 m $210 

Sinclair  C F to  S Sodle  oct  13,  furn  163 

State  st,  1 y $250 

Stillson  C M to  R Rothchild’s  Sons  oct  13, 
saloon  fittings  4647  State  st,  6 m . . . . $360 
Smith  G to  L NihillOet  13,  furn  867  Hals- 
ted st  60  ds $50 

Spencer  C D to  M L Pemberton  Oct  14, 

furn  132  Sacramento  av,  6 m $51 

Stemter  J G to  C Shunk  oct  17,  furn  Hyde 

Pk,  54  ds 

Shreve  L M to  M A Pemberton  Oct  5,  furn 

and  piano  2432  Wabash  av,  4 m $182 

Simpson  C E to  J P Mallette  Oct  14,  en- 
gine etc,  Lake  3 m $500 

Smith  J E to  E W Mills  Oct  20,  furn  315  w 

Madison  st,  60  ds $65 

Salinger  E to  O F Malcolm  oct  16,  furn 

2906  Vernon  av  6 $377 

Tilton  G W to  L J Alleman  oct  15,  furn 

2230  Indiana  av,  Apl  15  ’88 $300 

Thompson  A J to  C Williams  oct  14,  bar- 
ber shop,  33  Rnsh  st,  5 m $125 

Thompson  M to  J Cullen  Oct  13,  furn  66 

Wright  st,  5 $59 

Vesey  M to  E R Mackey  oct  15,  furn  919 

Fulton  st $66 

Vanalstyne  A T to  Blain  Bros  Oct  16,  pia- 
no and  fnrn  Hyde  Park,  6m...*....  $177 
Van  Cleef  A to  R Rothchild’s  Sons  Oct  12, 
saloon  fittings  179  Blue  Island  av  June 

15  ’88 $488 

Weston  G A to  J A Griffith  & Co  Oct  14, 

furn  26U  Lincoln  av,  21 $400 

Wright  G S to  M A Wolcott  oct  15,  furn 

953  North  av  6 m $160 

Wilkins  JR  to  W S Lasher  Oct  15,  furn 
and  Minot  piano  437*4  Elm  st  5 m. . $515 
Wood  O J to  J M Lanf  oct  19,  furn  4652 

Indiana  av,  6 m $200 

Wilson  J to  O Malcolm  oct  12,  furn  225 

Van  Buren  |st,  6 m $59 

Williams  C to  A Schaffhauser  oct  18,  furn 

339  Wabash  av,  3 m $28 

Walls  H toG  Gates  oct  18,  piano  and  furn 

135  Pierson  st,  5 m $354 

Werner  G C to  E T Brown  oct  18,  furn  22d 

st  and  Indiana  av,  6 m $130 

Winansk  A R to  L H Whitney  Oct  14,  fnrn 

199  La  Salle  st,  7 $152 

Walters  P to  P Richardson  oct  15  furn  344 

North  av,  6 m • • • • $72 

White  M to  C D VerrocKer  Oct  15,  furn 

388  Chicago  av,  pm $200 

Willis  S L to  W N Alley  Oct  16,  furn  1342 

Wabash  av  6 m $100 

Walker  M E to  W W Charles  Oct  16,  furn 

23  Wright  st  3 $55 

Wise  J B to  L Weil  Oct  16,  Schumacher 

piano  117  Erie  st $127 

Williams  E to  H M McIntosh  Oct  16,  pia- 
no 1435  State  st,  6 m $68 


Welch  M to  J L Curtis  Oct  9,  fnrn  and  pia- 
no 16  Gurley  st $115 

Wanvig  A to  Rosenberg  & Co  Oct  18,  fnrn 

250  Lake  st,  6 m $75 

Wetmore  CL  to  H Riddle  Aug  28,  ’85. 

furn  2 y $2000 

Woehrle  C to  M Ryan  Oct  16,  fnrn  207 

Blue  Island  av,  6 m $162 

Walter  S to  P Diehl  Oct  18,  furn  S Chica- 
go 6 $1075 

Zerntz  C to  C J Shields  oct  11,  Pease  pia- 

ano,  Jefferson  6 m $131 

Zahn  E A to  T Whitfield  oct  1,  drugs  1801 

La  Salle  st,  39  m $10,000 

Zahn  E A to  T Whitfield  Oct  1,  drugs  etc 

1801  La  Salle  st  39  m $5000 

Zahn  E A to  T Whitfield  Oct  1,  same  prop 
39  m $5000 


KORTtiAGES. 

Sellmann  A to  H Stellmann,June  1,  ’30,  pt 

5 40  42,  Nov  1,  ’98,  0% $3997 

hite  J W to  Commonwealth  L & B Assn, 

WOct  14,  It  9 b 4,  22  40  13,  8$ $10  00 

ohen  T B to  J B Foster,  Oct  1,  part  It  4 
Dand  all  it  5,  Howard’s  add,  Lake  View, 

30  m 0% $2500 

Markley  A S to  A M Ballon,  Ang  17,  lots 

29  and  30  b 6,  21  38  14,  ly  7$ $300 

Popp  C and  M to  I G B Schmith,  Oct  15, 
lot  15  block  7,  Fullerton  add,  10  y 0%, 

$7500 

Morris  S et  al  to  D Scully,  Sept  25,  lots  5 

and  6 b 2,  B & E’s  add,  6% $5300 

Harris  M I to  M R Freshwaters,  Sept  1,  It 

22  b 84  S Chicago,  ly  8% $600 

Leggett  T to  J Leggett,  Oct  18,  Its  11  and 

12  b 3,  12  39  13,  ly  7$ $1000 

Johnson  F to  A W Walde,  Oct  9,  It  10  b 1, 

7 41  14,  5y  7$ $500 

Kean  D W to  W Deering,  Feb  25,  lots  13 
and  14  block  43,  Rogers  ParK,  2 y 6% 

$3500 

Simon  M to  H Levin.  Oct  13,  It  6 s *4  b 15 

Brand’s  add  etc,  3y $3500 

Dreischarf  Ang  to  C Albrecht,  Oct  1,  Its  20 

and  21  b 1,  1 39  13,  0% $1000 

Englehardt  G A to  M Wengler,  Oct  15,  lot 

7 b 19,  5 39  14,  May  6,  ’89,  7 $ $1000 

First  Baptist  Church,  La  Grange,  to  Chi- 
cago Perm  B and  L Assn,  Oct  5,  lots  1 

and  2 b 17,  4 38  12,  8% $1000 

Pollock  T to  A Batchelder,  Oct  15,  It  17  b 

7 etc,  8 39  14,  3y  6% $4000 

Rietesel  F to  Home  M L Assn,  Oct  12,  It  7 

b 1,  6 39  14,  5 1-5$ $400 

Clissold  H R to  C H Frederick,  Oct  15,  It 

8 and  pt  9 b 12,  6 40  13,  6$ $ 

Hellstrom  T to  J Gehartz  Oct  14,  part  nw 

frl  34,  12  37  11,  2y  8% $300 

Becraft  M to  H Botsford,  Sept  15,  It  9 b 2, 

16  38  14,  8*4y  6$ $2550 

Michaelson  C to  N Chi  Mut  L and  B Assn, 
Oct  15,  lot  16  block  20  Holstein,  5 1-5$, 

$1000 

Neal  G A to  M A Farwell,  Oct  13,  It  2 b 33 

25  38  24,  2y  8$ $250 

Huntington  E H to  F Huntington,  oct  13, 

Its  11  and  12  b 2,  Wright  add  etc,  3 m. 

$1527 

Marks  J to  J H Lesher,  Oct  14,  It  12  b 4 J 

& P add,  10m  7$ $1000 

Tuxford  E to  C J Hambleton,  Oct  8,  It  8 b 

2,  20  40  14,  ly  7$ $400 

Becker  H to  H McCormicK,  Oct  12,  It  38  b 

2 b 3,  30  40  13,  4y  8$ $500 

Toolan  B to  J Oliver,  Oct  27,  lot  19  b 23, 

24  39  14,  2y  6$ $380 

Morisse  H to  C Esch,  Oct  1,  It  21  b 4 b 5 

Sheffield  add,  3y  7$ $400 

McGreery  M E to  N Chicago  M L & B As- 
soc’n  Oct  14,  It  15  b 3,  Gross  n add,  5 1- 
5$ ....  $100 

Grilnberger  S to  N Chicago  ML  tB  Assn 
Oct  14,  lots  13  and  14  b 1 Culver  add,  5 

1-5$ $100 

Figg  T to  N Chicago  M L & B Assn,  Oct 

14,  It  10  b 4 Fullerton  2d  add $ 

Melacke  J L to  Safety  L & B Assocn,  Oct 
14,  It  34  b 2,  13  39  13 $1200 


596 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Schlenker  C to  J W Walsh,  Oct  4,  It  46  b 7 

17  39  14,  6# $5400 

Duggan  H to  P Haas,  Oct  15,  lot  65  b 31 

Sheffield  add,  3y  7% $300 

Lockwood  W S to  J Morris,  Oct  4,  It  37  b 

2 H add  Hyde  ParK,  2y  7% $1200 

Woodman  E E to  W D Parker,  Oct  5,  It  5, 

b 22  N Evanston $925 

Toolan  B to  J Oliver,  Sept  27,  It  19  blk  2, 

24  39  14,  2y  8% $350 

Morrisse  H to  C Isch,  Oct  1,  lot  21  b 4 b 5 

Sheffield  add  3y  7% $400 

DrabeK  C to  J Haudes,  Oct  12,  Its  13  and 

14  b 42,  21  39  14,  ly  6# $25()0 

Tansey  T D to  Safety  L and  B Assn,  Oct 

14,  It  15  b 1,  18  39  14,  8% $5800 

Billstrom  A to  H Schulz,  Oct  12,  It  44  blk 

33,  8 37  15,  ly  8# $300 

Morrison  I to  C C Simons,  Oct  11,  It  44  b 

18,  35  40  13,  2y  6# $137 

Crosby  P to  J E Stafford,  Oct  13,  prt  lots 
57  to  61  block  2,  33  39  14,  2y  no  int. 

$800 

Florer  D S to  BooKKeepers  B & L Assocn, 

Oct  5,  It  1 It  7,  3 38  14,  7% $1300 

Treadway  J M to  Bookkeepers  B & L As- 
socn, Oct  5,  lot  18  blK  3,  20  40  14,  7%, 

$600 

Rau  F to  F A Winkelman,  Oct  11,  lots  31 
and  32  blK  1 etc.  35  40  13,  ly  6#  . . $400 
Johnsen  C J to  Lake  View  B & L Assocn, 
Sept  21,  lot  37  It  1 blk  8,  36  40  13,  8#, 

.... $600 

Murphy  J E to  Trustees  39  13,  Oct  12,  lot 

12,  Hull  sub,  9 39  13,  5y  7% $600 

Peterson  P A to  Phoenix  B Society,  Oct 

12,  b 4,  20  40  14,  5# $5,500 

Schwab  H to  Phoenix  B Society,  Oct  12, 
w 34  5 etc,  blk  12,  J R & S add,  5 %. 

$12,200 

Bock  F S to  W A Bock,  Sept  1,  lots  45  and 

46  b 2,  21  38  14,  6% $1650 

Robinson  N to  J M Taylor,  Oct  13,  It  12  b 

6 s s add,  ly  8$ $250 

Michelson  H to  W Smillie,  Oct  1,  lots  81 

and  82  b 2,  8 39  14,  5y  6# $5000 

Rorca  D to  S Arado,  Sept  27,  lot  7 lot  98 

Bronson  add,  3y  5}^$ $3000 

Rorca  D to  G Celia,  Sept  25,  lot  7 lot  98, 

Bronson  add,  5y  6$ $2000 

Morgan  J to  T W Loomis,  Sept  1,  pt  It  17 

b 2,  10  38  14,  2y  6% $750 

Rambow  H F to  J Weutler,  Oct  13,  prt  27 

41  9,  5v  7% $700 

Scooth  H to  F A Winkelman,  Oct  7,  Its  25 

and  26  b 1,  31  40  14,  3y  6$ $600 

Pratt  H P to  T Russell,  Oct  4,  It  7 b 22,  11 

39  14,  ly  6$ $2000 

Considine  J W to  J Oliver,  Sept  27,  lot  18 

etc  b 2,  24  39  14,  3y  6# $275 

Jnlin  C to  H C Vau  SchaacK,  Sept  10,  It  37 

b 1,  9 38  14,  8$ :$769 

Lerkin  R M to  A Brosseau,  Sept  22.  lots  7 

and  8 b 8 b 26,  s s add,  5y  6# . .$3500 

Gilbert  W to  C G Lowey,  Oct  1,  It  32  lot  2 

b 5 Rockwell’s  add,  2y  6# $800 

Fabian  H to  C Schrieber,  Oct  1,  lot  24  lot 

153,  Butterfield’s  add,  7y  6 % $1600 

Blackburn  G H to  B L Smith,  July  7,  lot 

15  b 7 ParK  Ridge,  2y  6# $100 

Taylor  J E to  E Taylor,  Oct  5,  It  11  blk  3, 

34  39  14,  3y  7% $750 

Ratty  G F to  Phoenix  B Society,  Oct  5,  It 

12  b 4,  20  50  14,  5% $1,500 

Fangstad  E to  Phoenix  B Society,  Oct  2, 

It  64  b 15,  7 39  14,  5# $2000 

Gray  N B to  M A Decker,  Oct  4,  Its  46  and 

47  b 2,  17  39  14,  ly  8# $1000 

Wettenberg  C toO  Clausen,  Oct  4,  lot  9 b 

5 S & G add,  2v  6# $300 

Eastwood  R to  S Cochran,  October  6, 
b D,  Hodge’s  sub,  Park  Ridge,  3 y 6#, 

$1000 

Cook  P to  F A Winkelman,  Sept  7.  Its  44 

to  46  b 1,  35  40  13,  2y  6# $500 

Prachman  C E to  M A Wier,  Aug  12,  b 7 

32  38  14,  2y  6$ $2300 

Blair  R to  C J Hambleton,  Oct  16,  pt  It  4 

b 2,  9 38  14,  5y  6$ $400 

Carson  N and  J M to  h C Gray,  Oct  1,  lot 

15,  It  9 etc  21  38  14,  3y  7% $300 

Borgeson  B E to  Mutual  B and  L Assoc’n, 

Oct  6,  It  5 b 9,  7 39  14,  8$ $1600 

Meilleur  D to  H Botsford,  Sept  16,  It  12  b 

2,  16  38  14,  lOy  6# $2500 

Gaede  L to  A J Schultz,  Oct  7,  It  50  Hum 

boldt  Pk  add,  3y  6# $800 

Campbell  C M to  J E Wilson,  Sept  28,  prt 

30  41  13,  ly  9# $1500 

Schramek  S to  J C Kahoun,  Oct  7,  prt  It  2 

b 59  s s add,  3y  6$ $1200 

Mollenhauser  h to  P C Peters,  Oct  6,  lot 
50  block  35,  Sheffield’s  add,  5 y 7J4£, 
$1100 

Ssekamp  h to  Home  M L Assn,  Oct  5,  prt 
It  15  b 31,  Elston  J 5 1-5# $500 


Munu  E A to  Commonwealth  L and  B 
Assoc’n,  Sept  9,  prt  lot  9,  10  40  13,  8#, 

$700 

World  R to  Equitable  S L and  h Assoc’n, 

Sept  6,  It  5 It  1 etc,  3 38  14 $4,400 

English  W J to  C M L Ins  Co,  Oct  6,  It  395 

and  396,9  39  14,  2y  6# $700 

Aniger  N to  By  ram,  Sept  16,  Its  26  to  28  b 

3,  1 38  13,  3y  7% $750 

McGowan  P to  W B Severn,  Aug  21,  lot  53 

b 16,  1 38  13,  2y  6# $53 

Titsworth  MB  to  MR  Titsworth,  Oct  9, 

Its  6 and  7 blk  12  Western  Springs,  5 y 

$1200 

Earner  M to  L Stanton,  Oct  9,  s Yz  It  10  b 

5,  20  40  14,  lOy  6# $1500 

Varndran  J to  M Baffin,  Mav  31,  It  19  n e 

8 38  14,  2y  6# $275 

Rischke  h to  Phoenix  B Society,  Oct  6,  lot 

371  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  5# $1000 

Lindstrand  E G to  Phoenix  B Society,  oct 

8,  w 34  It  27  b 3,  29  40  14,5# $1500 

Brazie  F R to  G C Thomas,  Oct  5,  Its  9 and 

14  b 25  Montrose $ 

Meyer  J to  A Milke.  Sept  1,  lot  71  blk  31 
‘ heffield  add,  3y  7%  


QUIT  CLAIM  HEEDS  AND  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 


Lot  41  Blk  16  Walsh  & McMullen  Sec  20  39 
14,  Aug  5,  Andreas  Larsen  to  Marion  Lar- 
sen; $5000 

Lot  5 Sickel’s  sub  pt  It  13  blk  43  Sheffield 
add  Aug  6,  Joseph  Sikora  to  Frank  Rod- 
da— $125. 

Dnd  34  of  Its  89  and  90,  blk  6,  J & Lee’s  sub 
sw  34  20  39  14,  Oct  16,  Wm  Denne  to  Alex 
Dierxes — $2250. 

Lot  12  blk  2 blk  19.  5 39  14,  Sep  2,  M Sch- 
ramkowski  to  WT  Baozkowska — $1100. 

Und  34  Lt  22  Blk  9,  Union  Pk  add  Oct  11, 
M P Follett  to  Est  of  E Loomis — $2000. 

Und  34  Lots  24  and  25  Blk  2,  Jackson  & 
Weage’ssub  25  ac  in  ne  34  0 38  14,  Oct  11, 
M P Follett  to  Same. — $425. 

Lots  5 to  15,  20  21  28  29  34  to  37  40  42  blk  67 
Hyde  Pk  May  17,  Fanny  F Hammell  to  H 
Robbins. — $750. 

Lot  2 of  Lt  5 Blk  2,  Carn  Resub  of  Kedzie’s 
sub  9 38  14,  Apr  29,  Jonas  Olson  to  Mary 
T Barnes.— $200. 

Lot  76  N pt  blk  14,  Bronson  add  Oct  1,  Flor- 
ence E L Newman  to  H Forsyth — $5 

Und  % of  s 34  Lt  9 and  n 34  Lt  10  B1k  10, 
S S add  Oct  1,  Henry  Laelzerich  to  Fried 
rich  Walsh — $5. 

E 34  Lt  10  B1k  27,  Johnston  R and  S add  oct 
1,  H H Gage  to  Bridget  Sullivan — $300. 

Lot  23  B1k  10,  Morton’s  sub  E 34  uw  34'  U 
39  13,  Sept  4,  N O Allen  to  A Bascamp — 
$223. 

Lots  16  and  17,  Blk  1 of  Lots  11  to  15  For- 
restville  Sep  25,  Jas  W Converse  to  Bank 
of  Silver  Creek — $27. 


Lot  9 (ex  e 40  ft)  and  lt  10  11 12  of  B1k  106 
and  107  S S add  S Park  Cornmrs  to  J Pea- 
cock— $100. 

Lot  84  Blk  5,  Walker’s  Dock  add  May  10, 
Wm  Crawford  to  H V McKiol — $10. 


Ahlgrein  Helmuth  to  M Flrpach  Oct  1,  hearse  and 

carriage  658  Loomis  st $1275 

Brennan  Catherine  to  J & W Heneer  Oct  6,  cottage 

192  13th  place $1350 

Hanke  Julia  to  August  Arndt  Oct  7,  bldg  641  w loth 
st $30o 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 


JUDGMENTS. 


SUPEKIOB  COURT. 


Und  J4  It  19  Blk  6,  Pierces  add  to  Holstein 
Sept  26,  H Hoepe  to  F Korff — $250. 

Lot  12  Blk  13,  Elston  add  also  Lt  1,  Blk  5 
Holstein  July  31,  Theresa  F Alexander  to 
Paul  Alexander — $900. 

(Ex  n 33  ft)  L 6 of  lt  27,  Ellis  E add  Sept  9 
P E Stanley  to  Oakland  M E Church — 
$35. 

Lts  28  29  39  of  Its  12  3 and  10  of  lt  4,  se  34 
12  39  13  Sept  10,  James  L Campbell  to  F 
Townsend — $1000. 

Lots  209  to  212  and  219  Blk  2,  Sevans  sub  se 
34  4 38  14  Sept  7,  John  McCaffery  to  J B 
Bowes  et  al— $1600. 

Lot  6 Blk  29  5 39  14,  Sept  16,  Est  of  John 
Wodrich  to  F H Barmner — $10. 

Same  premises  Sept  17,  Frank  H Barmner  to 
Chas  Kummerove— $10. 


105192  SilAer  Creek  & Morris  Coal  Co  v Chas  H Mur- 
ray. By  deflt,  $317.35. 

98H75  Charlotte  Boardman  v W Bernard  Gilpin  and  G 
Kenworthy  Brown.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $1110. 
Appl  by  Brown;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

98905  Jas  H Hanson  et  al  v Bavarian  Brg  Co.  Same 
and  judgt  $123.90.  Appl;  boDd  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds 

94652  Fred  Wiemeyer  vC&EII  Co.  By  agreet, 
$500. 

10ol73  James  Brooke  et  al  v Ferdinand  and  Henry 
Siegel.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $1096.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

98164  Thos  S Bridgford  v D C and  N Wagner  and  C F 
Baileau.  Same  and  judgt  $145.85.  Same. 

104412  Albert  Kauch  v J H Peterson.  By  deflt. 

104900  Home  Nat  Bk  v Chas  Baltz.  By  deflt,  $7162.- 
04. 

95736  Ellen  M Turner  v Anchor  Line  Trans-Atlantic 
Royal  Mail  Steamships.  $1200.  Dis  as  to  L S & M 
S Hy  Co  and  M D T Co. 


CIBOUIT  OOUBT. 


46289  Jas  Hissey  v John  and  Wm  McPhillipps.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt  $200. 

46289  Jas  Hissey  v John  and  Wm  McPhillips.  On  ver, 
$200. 

47844  Chas  P Packer  v George  G Newberry.  Same 
$62.60. 

43370  Leopold  Wolff  v Isaac  R Van  Slyke,  A C Under- 
wood and  Thomas  Gough.  Same  for  prop  and  $35. 

51865  John  M Martin  v Jacques  Weinberg  and  Callie 
Fraleigh.  By  deflt  $310. 26. 

58240  Schueidewene  & Lee  v Dalziel  Nat  Print  Co. 
By  deflt,  $532.50. 

57631  Thos  J Ford  v J B Dickson.  Same  $400  and  gen 
and  sped  exn. 

58047  Josiah  L Hathaway  v Geo  Fleming.  Deflt  of  scl 
fa  aud  judgt  $619.40  revived. 

57968  Robt  Lyman  et  al  v Theodore  Geissler.  By  deflt 
$598.08. 

58309  1st  Nat  Bk  of  Watkins  v W H Bradford.  Same 
$79.87. 

57800  Samuel  Witkowsky  v Edward  Steude.  By  deflt, 
$131.86  debt,  $39.49  das  entire. 


COUNTY  OOUBT. 

5852  Albert  S Fortin  v Joseph  Barbier  Mo  n t denied 
and  judgt  $789.88.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

5818  Richard  Pritchard  et  al  v John  Hart.  Same  and 
judgt  $200.  Same. 

5871  E Dreesbach  et  al  v H S Holden.  On  findg,  $348.- 
75.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

5854  Ignatz  Stein  et  al  v Fred  Steinquist.  On  ver 
$245.80. 

5866  Geo  Hilton  use  of  T Rhoads  et  al,  v John  A Uh- 
rig.  Same  $100. 


This  List  is  published  but  once  and  is  not  kept  in 
type.  See  back  numbers  of  The  Journal. 
October  31. 

Lot  22  and  s 30  ft  of  lot  11  in  b 4 in  Hilliard  & Hitt’s 
sub  of  that  part  lying  e of  the  C & R I R R.,  of  e half 
of  nwqrof  «ec  17  37  14,  lots  17  and  18  in  blk  2 in  Ba- 
ker’s sub  of  n half  of  nw  qr  of  ne  qr  of  sec  17  37  14.— 
E J Whitehead.  Master.  L N. 

November  1. 

All  that  certain  quartz  mining  claim,  lode,  lead, 
ledge  or  mineral  deposit  known  as  the  “ Sierra,”  as 
claimed  in  sur  No  38  and  38,  t 33  33, n r 36  37;  also  de- 
posit known  as  the  “Auburn,”  as  claimed  by  it  in  sur- 
vey No  37,  t 33,  nr  37;  also  deposit  known  as  the  “ Sil- 
ver State,”  as  claimed  by  it  in  survey  No  39  t 33,  n.  r 
37:  also  deposit  known  as  the  “ Paine”  a6  claimed  by 
it  in  survey  No  40,  in  t.  33,  n r 37;  also  deposit  known 
as  the  “ Auburn  North  Extension,”  as  claimed  by  it 
survey  No  37  and  41,  in  t 34  33,  n r 37,  e,  etc.  L S. 
Hodges,  Trustee.  L N. 

Xov.  3. 

E 35  ft  of  lot  9 in  b 6 in  H O Stone’s  sub  of  Astor’s 
add.  H.  L Wait,  Master.  L A. 

Lots  15  and  16  in  b 1,  and  Harriet  Farlin’s  sub  oi 
the  west  % of  the  n half  (except  the  pt  thereof  occu 
pied  by  the  C & N W R R)  and  the  e half  of  se  qr  of 
nw  qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  25  40  13;  also  lots  45  to  48  in  blfe 
41  in  South  Lynne,  the  same  being  a sub  of  n half  ol 
sec  9 39  14;  D S Avery,  Master.  L.  A. 

Xov.  9. 

Lot6  25  and  29  to  43  in  Daniel’s  sub  of  e half  of  blk  2 
in  Johnston  and  other’s  sub  of  e half  of  se  qr  of  sec| 
36  40  13.  F H Marsh, U S Marshal.  L A. 

Beginning  at  the  sw  cor  of  b 47  of  A H Taylor’s  addl 
to  Taylorsport.  Thos  G Windes,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  11  of  Thos  Hurford’s  sub  of  the  ne  qr  of  ne  qr; 
also  lot  8 in  b 1 of  Harwood,&  Goodspeed’s  sub  of  n 
16  rods  of  west  half  of  ne  qr;  also  lot  4 blk  2 of  Peter 
Stamp’s  sub  n 4 acs  east  of  R R,  of  se  qr;  and  also  thej 
65 7 j feet  e of  and  adj  said  l^t  4.  with  improvements 
also  lot  9 in  b 1 of  Owen  Griffith’s  sub  in  nw  qr  of  ne 
qr;  all  in  sec  9 38  14.  S.  F Hanchett.  Sheriff.  L.N. 

Lots  33  and  34  in  blk  10  Johnston  & Lee’s  sub  of  sv| 
qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  45  b 3 in  Assessor’s  sub  of  n qr  of  ee  qr  of  se<| 
20  39  14.  SF  Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  8 and  11  in  blk  1 in  Ccohrane’s  sub  of  b 32  iD  C 
T’s  aub  of  sec  7 39  14.  Thos  G Windes,  Master.  L N. 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 


McGuire  D E to  John  F McGuire  Oct  16,  groceries 

etc  209  w Madison  st  $1500 

Crimmins  B F to  W I Culver  Oct  6.  machinery  etc 

$1 


Chicago  Metal  Felloe  Co  to  B F Crimmins  Sept  6, 

Same $1 

Evaos  Geo  O to  Nathan  C Clark  Oct  14,  candy  store 

662  w Madison  et  $2300 

Schmidt  Fred  to  Pauline  Hahn  Oct  11,  saloon  77  w 

Kinzie  st $500 

Mueller  Frank  to  John  K McAvoy  Oct  14,  furn  2451 

Cottage  Grove  av $725 

Quinn  Elizabeth  to  C J Quinn(Oct  10,  furn  402  Chest- 
nut st  $500 

Brennan  Catherine  to  J and  W Henser  Oct  6,  bldg 

192  13th  pi $1350 

Simpson  Chas  A to  Lizzie  SimpsonAug  1.  furn  125 14 

N Market  st $100 

Young  Wm  S to  Wm  A Walter  July  9,  Law  Library 

etc  77  S Clark  st $300 

Tracy  John  to  L Feil  Oct  12,  bldg  4076  Atlantic  st 

$175 


A drawing-room  furnished  in  light  tints 
an  exquisite  table  was  recently  shown  of 
white  wood  gilded.  The  covering  was  a scar! 
of  electric  blue  silk  plush.  Through  th« 
center  of  the  scarf  was  a band  of  whit* 
heavy  cloth,  embroidered  with  a conven 
tional  design  wrought  with  gold  cord.  Th* 
edge  was  finished  with  blue  and  gold  ta*. 
sels. 


PETER  E.  POLl, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 


CARTOON  PIERES, 


Lot  5 Thomas  sub  se  pt  Oct  15,  Henry  H 
Gage  to  John  Edgell — $1500. 

Lot  9 blk  8,  Egandale  Oct  12,  Polly  Ann 
Hoagh  to  FranK  H Madden — $50. 

Lots  5 and  6,  Blk  4 Sutton’s  add  Oct  6,  City 
of  Chicago  to  W H Primpre — $38. 

Lt  8 blk  25  J R & Storrs  add  Aug  12,  Geo 
Cline  to  Sarah  Rogerson — $75. 

Und  % of  S % Lt  9 and  N % Lt  10  blk  101 
S S add  Oct  2,  Friedrich  Worst  to  Maria 
Loetzerich — $5. 

Lot  18  blk  1,  Sheldon  & Park’s  sub  in  se 
28  39  14,  Oct  4,  Harriett  M Fuller  to  A Po- 
desta. — $90. 

Lot  10,  Jackson’s  sub  of  Lts  A and  F &c  blk 
131,  Oct  2,  S S add  D J Hamilton  to  Mary 
D Jackson — $20. 

Lot  12  and  E % lt  11  of  lt  35,  Kinzie’s  add 
D Wylie  to  R Wylie  Oct  12,— $2000. 


Atwater  Chas  L to  Geo  C Ripley  Oct  8, , $825 

WiDkelman  Herman  to  Henry  Winkelman  Sept  25, 

horses  aud  wagon  $250 

Lengen  Aug  to  H G Niederschmidt  June  18,  saloon 

546  w Chicago  av $1675 

Tillman  Cias  C to  Jas  T Nicholson  Circus  property 

Aug  4,  350  Wabash  av $10 

Wakeraan  S J to  Keyer  K Wakeman  Oct  4,  horse 

and  buggy  etc . $250 

Bowsky  Louis  to  Rosalie  Bowsky  Oct  6,  hair  store 

141  State  st $3000 

Spear  E A R to  Jane  Carr  Jan  26,  furn  228  s Leavitt 

$144 


st. 


Reck  Jno  P to  Christian  Reck  Aug  27,  The  Demo- 

rest  Mirror  of  Fashion $300 

Steers  Thos  to  Emelie  B Stears  carriage  shop  3146 
Cottage  Grove  av  Dec  3,  ’85 $350 


FOR  INTERIOR  DECORATION. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


K 


N1SELY  & MILLER, 129&  1c^hiSintonS’ 


SLATE,  TIN  AND  IRON  ROOFERS,  Manufacturers 


GALVANIZED  IRON. 

The  Hayes  Patent 

SKY-LIGHTS. 

(Under  License.) 


CORNICES,  ETC. 


Warranted  not  to  leak  from  outside  storm  or  inside 
condensation. 


Corrugated 
Conductor  Pipe. 


Warranted  not  to  Burst 
when  full  of  Ice. 


I 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


-)  CHICAGO  (— 


VARI>  PRICES 
Building;  Material 

lommon  building  brick 

Teuton  pressed  brick 

It.  Louis  pressed  brick 

’biladelphia  pressed  brick  

lilwaukee  pressed  brick 

ndiaua  pressed  brick  

Baltimore  pressed  brick 55 

file  brick 25  00®4O 

'ime,  ^ bbl 75(01 

Jme,  iu  bulk,  bfer 

Jolored  mortar,  ^ ih  . 

Stucco,  fl> . 1 75®  1 

’lasteridg  hair,  bu  20@ 

Vhite  sand ' 1 

ikron  and  Utica  cement,  bbl  1 

.ouisvilie  and  Milwaukee  cement,  ^ bbl  1 

>ortland  cement,  $ bbl 3 00@  3 

Garble  dust,  bbl 1 75 

HICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

stand  2d  clear,  2-inch $4  7 0t»@.48  on 

st  and  2d  clear,  ll4  and  V/2  inches 45  ..@48  00 

d clear,  lJi  and  1V2 42  @43  00 

! inches 44; 

i select,  1\  and  iy2  inches 38  ..@39 

i select,  2 inches ..  40  @41 

5 select,  14,  V/2  and  2 inches 31  00@32 

:x4  clear  and  select,  together  26  @27 

:x4  B,  select  20 

:x6  clear  and  select 34 


$ 7 00@  7 25 

All  2x6—20  feet 
*k  — 22  feet 

40  .. 

u —24  feet 

27  .. 

All  2x8—2  ) feet 

47  .. 

“ —22  feet 

25  . . 

“ —24  feet 

16  00@20  . . 

2x10—20  feet 

2x8 


36 


IK  LOTS  -DRY. 

13  50 

16  50 

17  00 

14  5 J 

15  00 

15  50 
14  00 

17  00 

18  00 

16  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width  ..  9 0(@  9 50 

2x4,  cull,  12,  14  and  16  ft 10  0(  @10  50 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 f t 10 


— 22  and  24  ft  

2x12—20  ft,  .115.  22  ft,  $17. 

4x4  to  8x8—20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $16. 


24  ft, 
24  ft, 


Common  1 % anil  l!4-inch 12  5Q@15  Ou 

COMMON  AND  COLL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  teet 13  50®  14  50 

xt  . 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  ,,(g)14 

No.  2 fencing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 10  50®  11  50 

No  3,  all  lengths 3 5U@  9 00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12  and  14 12  5u@12  50 

xr„  X,  ,16  ft 12  5U@13  50 

Norway,  No  1 

to  nrices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dresiin^ 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 

FLOORING DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A.  flooring,  6-mch . . 

B 

c ;;;;;;;;; 

No  IFencing,  6-inch 

10  feet ’ ] ' 

Clear  and  A 4-inch . 



Norway  clear  and  A, 21 

B,  6-inch 

B,  4-inch 

C,  6-inch 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or 

ship  lap 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or 

ship  lap 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 
B 

c ;;;;;;;; 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH— 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear £39  go 

A siding  strips IT"’.  36  00  to  37  U0 

A flooring  strips  34  . . to  32  . . 

£ ,,  29  . . to  30  . . 


50  to  34  . . 

. . to  32  . . 

. . to  24  00 

16  n0 

14  00 

. . to  32  . . 

..  to  29  .. 

..  t.  25  .. 

. to  22  . . 

. . to  20  .. 

. . to  20  . . 

..  to  18  .. 

or 

50  to  15  50 

or 

. . to  16  . . 

39  50 

35  00 

. . to  27  . . 

-6  INCH. 

.. . 22  ..  to  23 


SIDING — TIED. 

1st  and  2d  clear 

A Biding 

B 

C 

Fencing  siding,  “D’. 


21  . . to  22  .. 

19  50  to  20  50 

18  ..  to  19  50 

13  50  to  14  00 

,,  f -r  , 9 50  to  10  50 

/e-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 

iuoonng. 

; _ TIMBER.  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

" "‘I’lie  prices  quoted  in  the  table  are  those 
Used  by  the  meeting  of  dept.  7.  The  present  selling 
! Pip?68  are  $12  for  2x4  to  2x10,  12  to  16  feet;  $12.50® 
13  for  same  sizes,  18  feet.  For  longer  lengths,  and 
for  all  2x12  and  small  timbers,  there  are  but  slight 
concessions  made  from  the  List,  if  any. 

.Ail  2x4,  2x6,  2x8  & 2x10— 12,  14,  16  feet..  12  50 

I I*  “ “ ‘‘  2x12,  4x4  to  8x8— 

18  feet 13  00 

'All  2x12,  4x4  to  8x8-12,  14  and  16  feet. . . 13  00 

lAll  2x4-20,  22  and  24  feet 14  50 


9 to  11  “ “ “ 

8 inch,  sawed  J4,  7 feet 

9 to  11, 

5H  inch, 

6 “ 

7 “ 


14 

18 

23 

34 

50 


All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

St  and  2d  clear  46  00@47  00 

Id  clear  40  ..@42.  ! 

L select,  9 inches  and  upward  34  . . @35 

Dlear.  7 aud  8 inches  clear  (base)  ..  34  (a 35 

land  8 inches  B (base) * * 30  “@31 

* ®elect 25  "@26  ! 

thm,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward,  24  . .@25 
All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

i stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 41  00@12  00 

" 36  . . ®37  .. 

12 in.  com.,  i-2  ft.... 7.7.'. 5*4  ®15  " 

18  ft 14  "®ig  • 

12-inch  com,  10  and  20  ft 777. 16  50®18 

D stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  . . . 19  " 1 20  ' 

22  '..@23  '..' 

12 in,  no 2, 12 ft. . .7.777.777777.  1300 

14  and  16  ft 777  12  ..@12  50 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

^ box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

® 7777  43  oo 

~ 33  00 

D 22  00 

Add  to  foregoing  prices  for  dressing  one  side,  $1: 
two  sides,  $1  50. 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  ank  fencing,  for  dressing 

one  side,  $1;  two  sides,  $1.50. 

BEaDED  CEILING — TIED. 

piear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00@23  00 

' 20  ..@21  50 

“ 18  50@20  50 

L .........  14  50@15  .. 

Clear  and  A,  % -inch,  6-inch 30  ..@32 

Clear  and  A 34 -inch,  6 inch 7 777  32  7 @33  00 

n’  ^ '.ncU  6 lnch 28  . . @29  00 

B,  % insh  . 6 mch ...  31  ..@3200 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 12  ..@13  00 

,7  ,14’  16  “a  18  feet 13  00@14  . . 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  jgi2 

No‘  3 “ 8 5U@  9 


, 7 feet 11 

H,  7 feet 7J4 

V.,  7 feet 9 

l/2y  7 feet 11 

8 " fck  7 feet 16 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common $8  C0@9  00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  0u 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

V/2  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2?4-inch 00  60 

2K-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

$2  25@2  40 

2 1<  @2  20 

2 10 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 20 

Standard  Cedar 2 00 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  thaD 
car  lots. 

Lath — car  loads — Dry 1 75 


Extra  A 

Choice  A . . . 
Standard  A 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in 

1%  in.  and  over 

Common . 15  0(  @17 

Cull 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  l‘/2  in 

Thicker 

Common 

Cull 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

1st  & 2d 

Common 

Cull 

Timbers 16  00  18 

Quarter-sawed 35  0J  38 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 

Common 12  00  14 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  

Axles 

Cull 

Reaches 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d.  1 in 

Thicker 

Common 

Cull 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 

Balusters,  3x3 

l‘/2xl!/2  & 2x2 

CHERRY. 

let  * 2d,  in 65  CO  75 

Thick 

Common 

Cull 

BUTTERNUT, 

1st  & 2d 30  00  35 

1st  & 2d,  1J4  in  and  up 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 

1st  and  2d,  1J4  inch  and  upwards. 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 22  00  23 

Common 12  00  14 

Cull 6 00  10 

Log  run  12  00  15 

HARD  MAPLE. 

1st  & 2d 20  00  21 

Common 

Cull 

BASSWOOD. 

1st  & 2d 

Common 

Cull 

Log  Run 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 

Common 

Cull 

ROCK  ELM. 

15t  fl  2d 

Common 

Cull  

SYCAMORE. 

Common  and  better 16  00  18 

Quarter-sawed,  i st  & 2d 22  00  25 

BEECH. 

Common  and  better 13  00  15 

Cull 

Log  Run 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling..  ..  21  00  23 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 17  00  19 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 iu.  dressed  1 side 

“ “ “ rough 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 
Fancy  butt 


MAHOGANY. 

Cuba,  1st,  1 to  2 in 

2d,  1 to  2 in ... 

Mexican,  1st,  1 to  in 

2d,  1 to  2 in 

St.  Jago,  1 to  2 in 


145  00 
115  00 
160  0 
115  00 
180  00 


Coal. 

Anthracite,  range  and  nut $ 6 50 

Anthracite,  egg 6 25 

Anthracite,  xiea  _ * •• 

6 00@  6 50 

Brie  and  Brier  Hill 5 60 

Illinois 8 50 

Indiana  block 4 M 

Indiana  lump 

Baltimore  and  Ohio. 

Blossburg  4 50@  5 00 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

CeLloirr,.inin.g,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  r'P,  lAocyn 

For  Sale.  ^mcaso. 


JShOi  i M25V. 

I 07  '.i  alle  Street. 
Vania — M)  N Elizabeth  St. 
95th  «r  « M K.  It  0 


. 25  00 

28 

. 15  0(  @17 

. lo  oo 

12 

. 23  00 

25  GO 

. 24  00 

26 

14 

. 6 00 

8 

. 24  00 

26  00 

17 

8 

. 16  00 

18 

. 35  00 

38 

. 22  00 

24  00 

. 12  00 

14 

8 

30 

30 

10 

. 26  00 

30 

. 65  00 

75 

. 70  OO 

80 

. 45  00 

50 

. 25  00 

30 

100  00 

175 

50 

35 

75 

85 

. 30  00 

35 

15 

. 30  00 

35 

40 

..  32  50 

35 

. 35  00 

37  50 

..  22  00 

23 

..  12  00 

14 

..  6 00 

10 

..  12  00 

15 

..  20  00 

21 

. 12  00 

14 

..  5 00 

7 

20 

10 

..  5 00 

6 

..  12  00 

14 

..  23  00 

25 

14 

. 6 00 

8 

16 

. 10  00 

ii 

..  5 06 

8 

..  16  00 

18 

..  22  00 

25 

. . 13  00 

15 

6 

11 

..  21  00 

23 

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19 

. 24  00 

26 

. 26  00 

28 

..  30  00 

33  00 

42  5 

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M 

4 6 

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BANK, 

AND 

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STORE 

OFFIC  E 


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DECORATORS. 


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Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

E.  MARRENER,  3047  Grovelaud  av. 

CHAS.  F.  A.  SPENCER,  3326  Wabash  Ave. 

GEO.  A.  ARMOUR,  1932  Calumet  av. 

C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston.  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHUS,  1926  47th  st. 


Orr  & Lockett, 

DEALERS  IKT 

Builders'  Hardware, 

Fine  Cutlery, 

And  TOOLS. 

OF  EVERY  DESCR  tPTION, 

184  & 186  Clark  St.,  and  138  Monroe  St. 

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Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
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Registers, 
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Nos.  75  & 77 
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Manager, 

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Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

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Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
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COAL! 


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No.  86  Lake-st.,  Chicago. 


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CHAMPION  RADIATING  HEATER! 

802  WABASH  AVE.,  - CH1CACO,  ILL. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


thomas  nelson.  [Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  YV abash.  Ave,.  teuiphose,  syio.  CxilCAGU. 


PETER  & BINDER, 

CONTRACTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Tin  and  Slate  Roofing, 

Metal  Sky-Liehts,  Dormer  Windows,  Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
Ceneral  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Works, 

684  MILWAUKEE  AVE.,  - - CHICAGO. 


236  SOUTH  WATER  ST.  _ 

Are  now  publishing  a reliable  and  complete  ATLAS  of  the  I Olnf  IM  OF 
CICERO.  Scale,  200  ft.  to  an  inch.  Price,  $40.  Full  Bound.  Also  have 
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TIFFANY  PRESSED  BRICK  COMPANY’S 

Finest  Pressed  and  Ornamental  Brick. 

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Imported  Rock  Asphalt, 

Water'  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Biro  Proof! 

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Room  15,  159  l.aSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.  1 xhh. 
Telephone  883.  ) 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan ! Renting 

) -A.  O ENTS.  ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Km.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  153  East  Randolph  st. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  & CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st, 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BRINTON,  H.  H,,  1187  & 1334  VanBuren  St. 

BUDD,  W 0.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 
CULLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  8,  N.  W.  cor.  Randolph 
and  La  Salle  Sts. 

IkAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S..  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

DVORAK  & PECHA,  439  West  18th  St.,  Chicago,  111 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  BIk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO..  114  La  Salle  st. 

GALLISTEL,  M,  W.,  cor.  ave.  K.  and  106th  St.,  Cole- 
hour,  111. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  6,  125  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  & Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  & ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  & HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salle  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 

HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave. 

HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  & Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  and 
Belmont  aves. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 

K.ERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 

KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  & 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 

JLANE,  Jas.  R.,  196  La  Salle  St. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1740  Ashland  Ave.,  nY.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

MAG1LL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 

McNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 

MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 


Nathan,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  SL 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  ]16  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE&  KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  WasI  ington,  Rm.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
REED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 

REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,  & SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St. -Room  49. 
SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STRAUS,  F.  W.,  164  Washsngton  St. 

STANLEY,  P.  E.,  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TAYLOR,  WM.  E.,  31st  st.,  cor  Cottage  Grove  ave. 
TIDHOLM  & REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TRANTINA,  JOHN,  715  Allport  St , Chicago,  II  1 
TULLY  & KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

YlERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER’S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 

WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  & Washington. 
XUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 


ANDERSON,  E.  W.,  54  Waldo  Place. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 


ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Esta/to. 


CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  (Estate  of)  157  Randolph  St, 
DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


CUDELL  & LEHMANN,  22 and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Architect, 


CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F , 239  West  Chicago  ave. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


REAL  ESTATE  ^ BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  1866.) 

,„Pl  BUSHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 
lt>4  and  166  Washington  Stkeet,  Chicago. 

TERMS : 

Per  Year  (in  advance) *4 

After  July  1,  ’86,  $>5.U0,  except  to  anuuai  advertisers 

^ R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor, 

EiUerec^at  Chicago  Post-office  as  second-class  matter 

ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  Journal. 

OFFICE:  164  and  166  Washington  St.,  Rooms  12  and  14. 

One  square,  1 month,  *4;  3 months,  $11;  6 months  $20 
1 year,  $36.  ’ 

TY.?„s<luares’  1 raontlV  *6;  3 months,  $17;  6 months 
$32;  1 year,  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 months 
*>45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 months 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 months 
$150.  ’ 

Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  mov- 
able, and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  the 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 

Terms  of  Subscription, 

Postage  prepaid. 

United  States $5 

CflDfldfl QQ 

Great  Britain " " " $6  00 

Germany.  France  Austria  etc $6  00 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 


MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel. No.  9817. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 


BRANDT,  HE.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  80^1. 

NORTON  D.,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS, 

South  Chicago  and  Cheltenham, 

IR.  E ^ L,  ESTATE, 

Jffice: — Room  No.  7,  Winnepeg  Blk,  So.  Chicago,  III. 
Correspondence  solicited.  Fire  Insurance. 
Notary  Public. 

SMITH  & GILMORE, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance  Brokers. 

South  Chicago,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  property  of  non- 
residents.— Correspondence  solicited. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 


CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8—165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Wood  Carpets. 


CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO.,  122-126  Washington. 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  & RICKCORDS,  85  & 87  Dear- 
born st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Court 
House. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17.  90  LaSalle  Street. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND  — 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  POUTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  / 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  > St..  - Chicago. 

O.  M.  Wells.  j.  m.  Seceist. 

O.  M.  WELLS  <&.  CO. 

K.  E3  .A.  Lj  ESTATE, 

102  LaSalle  St..  Room  17.  CHICAGO 

Houses  built  and  sold  on  monthly  payments. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED. 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasoLably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  no  tice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  & 268  Wabash  ave. 


Builders’  Blacksmithing. 


BRITTIAN,  J.  C.,  119  Quincy  St. 


& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And.  other  Eminent  members  of  theJMu- 
sical  Profession. 
WAREROOMS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  44. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY  OCT.  80,  1886. 


Single  Copy,  15c. 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW. 


THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON, 

Real  Estate  Brokers 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

|^“Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  Non- 
residents. 

REED  & HURLBUT, 

MONEY  TO  3-OA.lNT 

ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 

ibohstids  foe.  sjale. 

Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  Hurlbut,  Chicago. 

Room  2,  165  Washington  St. 


J.  P.  MALLETTE. 

C B.  EGELE8TON, 


R.  E.  BROWNELL. 
SPECIAL. 


J.  P.  MALLETTE  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS 

AND  inNSTT^AJXTOE. 

OFFICES: 

Chicago.— Room  517,  Royal  Insurance  Building. 

Telephone  No.  1602. 

Englewootl. — Rooms'2”and  3 Central  Block. 

Telephone  No.  15. 


C.  U.  GORDON. 


G.  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

7Q  Dearborn  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71  PH  I PA  fid 

Unity  Building.  uU. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE  FOUR  USTHSTE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMtPBELL  BROS., 

149  Madison  Street. 


F A Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

REftL  ESTATE  RND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

7 57  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Pa 
for  Non  llesiceiiti  , Heal  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No  45J- 


OHAS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOl 

FRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 


Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

rime  Loans  Negotiated 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 


JNO.  B KNIGHT  JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  TROFERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non  -r»  • louts 

VV.  D.  Kerfoot.  \V.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM,  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Heal  Estate,  Loan  anil  Financial  Apts. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents. 

H.  o.  zuttermeister.  c-  h*  puscheck. 

H.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  « CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies.  0.  „ 

jg^“N otary  Public.  Passage  on  first-alass  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

C.  H.  MULI2KEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOANS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOfiNS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CIEXIC^LCS-O- 

II . FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MTLLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

ROOM  lO, 

99  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & CO., 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

H.  L.  TURNER.  w • A-  POND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate  Mortgage  Loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

Tuos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors1  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 

F,  A,  BRAGG  & @0„ 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Especi  'Mention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  "Trustee. 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  77.  Illinois  Nat  1 Bank  Bldg. 

D.  G.  HAMILTON, 

DEALER  IN 

Real  Estate  I Mortgage 
, Investments,! 

^ 94  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

A.  O.  BOSWORTH.  H.  JANSSEN. 

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH. 

BEAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Fire  Insurance, 

f.ake  View  Agents  for  sale  of  Lots  in  Lane 
Park.  Headquarters  for  Lake  View  property. 

Main  Office, N.  W.cor.  Lincoln  Sc  Belmont  avs. 

Branch  Office,  cor.  Southport  ave.  and  Otto  Street, 
Lake  View  Ills. 

QEO.  M.  BOGUE. 


BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial  attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  o' 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  aiter. 

ARTHUR  C.  GEHR  & CO.,  (Successors  to) 
SAM’R  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  7 74  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BOY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

OFT  C03vETvTXSSIC3ST. 
MORTC-AGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 

J.  C.  MAG1LL  & CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 


BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 


EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  f>,  CE1CAG0. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ansi  Financial  Agents. 


Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefull . looked  after. 

CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

8.  E.  GROSS  S CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 

DEARBORN  & RANDOlPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


JAS.  R.  LANE, 
IRE-A-I-i-EST-A-TE, 
1 961  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

liane?Parl£  JLots— Lake  View. 

Grand  Native  Trees— Solid£Conerete  Walks— Stone 
Curbing  in  streets.  6,  8 and  12  in.  Water  Mains. 
Building  lines  established . Four  miles ; from  center 
of  city.  Easily  reached  by  Steam  and!  Street  Cars. 
Prices  moderate.  Term  easy— 6 per  cent.  Houses 
built  to  order.  . 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


R.  W.  BRIDGE.  ] 

185  Dearborn  St, 

Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


598 


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Real  E:State^^6ildi9<5 

s=  JOURNAL.  


R . C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  OCT.  30,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

Reports  from  our  leading  agents  show  a 
favorable  market  for  both  real  estate  and 
loans. 

The  renting  of  houses  has  been  quite  ac- 
tive during  the  past  weeK  but  at  lower  ren- 
tals than  in  the  spring,  there  being  a reduc- 
tion of  from  15  to  20$.  Leases  are  only 
made  up  to  the  first  of  May  at  these  figures. 
Property  owners  realize  the  fact  that  houses 
deteriorate  much  faster  when  vacant  than 
when  occupied.  There  seems  to  be  a larger 
percent  of  houses  unrented  on  the  west  side 
than  on  either  of  the  others,  as  shown  by 
the  boards  of  the  prominent  renting  firms. 

H.  A.  Hurlburt  has  made  several  large 
loans  on  property  leased  for  99  years.  He 
reports  a firmness  in  the  rates  of  loans. 

John  Wain  is  receiving  a strong  demand 
for  central  business  property  from  home 
buyers. 

Alfred  Heckman  reports  favorably  in  re- 
gard to  South  Englewood  property.  The 
cheap  fares  on  the  Eastern  Illinois  and  the 
Rock  Island  give  this  property  special 
prominence. 

This  place  contains  schools,  churches  de 
pots, etc.  South  Englewood  is  located  several 
miles  south  of  Englewood  and  is  a compar- 
atively new  point. 

Barnes  & Parish  are  renting  a large  num 
ber  of  houses  for  this  time  of  year.  The 
houses  that  will  be  left  unrented  are  without 
modern  improvements,  or  in  ba  d repair. 
Basement  houses  find  a poorer  marKet  this 
year  than  ever. 

The  recent  auction  of  100  lots  at  South 
Chicago  proved  to  be  so  great  a success  that 
the  owner  was  induced  to  place  more  pro- 
property for  sale  in  this  way. 

The  same  may  be  said  in  regard  to  the 
auction  at  Fernwood.  Another  sale  of  fifty 
lots  will  be  held  on  Saturday. 

At  the  last  auction  of  the  Real  Estate 
Board,  all  the  property  offered  for  sale  w as 
sold. 

The  Board  will  continue  to  offer  at  public 
auction  such  properties  as  may  be  given 
them  for  this  purpose. 

This  will  open  up  a satisfactory  way  for 
owners  to  make  a rapid  sale  of  their  proper- 
ty. J.  C.  Magill  & Co  report  an  improvment 
in  their  renting  department  during  the  past 
week.  They  have  made  the  following  sales: 

N.  W.  cor  Madison  and  Leavitt  sts,  60x125 
to  Louis  Gazzolo,  $18,000. 

No  262  Ashland  av,  a 3-story  and  cellar 
stone  front  with  33  ft  lot.  H.  R.  Symonds  to 
Prof.  J.  F.  Claflin  $17,000. 

S.  E cor  Warren  and  Oakley  aves.  50  feet 
and  frame  house  J.  K.  Thompson  to  Henr  v 
Kohn,  $7,500. 

Van  Buren  st  east  of  Laflin  25x188  feet. 
M.  W.  Hill  to  B Titus,  $4,000. 

No  883  Milwaukee  av  cor  Ashland  av, 
frame  building  with  lot.  Anton  Horn  to  Gus- 
taq  Kohn  $6,250.  House  and  lot  in  Lom- 
bard 111.  $8,OCO. 

S.  E.  cor  Jackson  and  Washtenaw  ave  25x 
100,  Wm,  B.  Thorp  to  J.  B.  Durand,  $1,200. 

177  So.  Green  street  2-story  frame  with  lot 
for  J.  H.  Livesy,  $4,250, 

Madison  st,  east  of  Crawford  ave  2 lots, 
Wm.  Trimble  to  Michael  McManus,  $3,000. 

4728  Tracey  av.  frame  cottage  a ad  lot  H. 
H.  Roberts  toChas.  Ekbs.  $1,050. 

25  ft  lot  on  Congress  st,  near  53d  St,  for 
Chas.  Ekes,  $1050. 

90  acres  in  Bowen  Co.  Wis.  for  K.  0.  Gra- 
num,  $800. 

Jackson  St,  east  of  Washtenaw  Av.  25x120 
E.  E.  Russell  to  J.  B Durand.  $1,000. 

Warren  Av,  east  of  Crawford  Av,  1 lot, 
Wm.  Trimble  to  P.  Me  Manus,  $800. 

679  Ashland  Av.  one  and  a half  story  brick 
with  lot  for  J.  H.  Gill,  $4,000. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


CORRESPONDENCE. 

To  Wiley  S.  Sobibnee.  Esq., Recorder  of  Cook 

County : 

Dear  Sib — In  addressing  these  lines  to 
you  as  a public  officer,  I desire  to  say  that 
my  personal  regard  for  you  and  your  sub- 
ordinates in  office  is  well  Known  to  you  and 
to  them.  You  are  the  Recorder  of  Cook 
County,  to  which  office  you  were  elected  by 
the  people,  and  not  appointed  by  any  other 
officer  or  body  of  officials.  The  Statutes 
clearly  define  your  duties  and  powers.  Yon 
are  the  sole  custodian  of  the  publio  land- 
records,  and  as  such,  the  independent  mas- 
ter of  your  office  as  to  its  general  manage- 
ment under  the  Statutes,  responsible  only 
for  such  management  to  the  people  and 
your  bondsmen. 

By  your  well-known  disposition  to  serve 
your  fellow-citizens,  it  was  given  you  to  easi- 
ly acquire  popularity  and  to  show,  without 
any  personal  sacrifice,  your  fitness  for  the 
position,  and  to  prove  to  the  voters  of  this 
county  the  correctness  of  their  judgment  in 
selecting  you  for  this  office. 

In  the  work  of  one  department  only — a 
department  added  to  the  Recorder’s  office 
some  ten  years  ago — was  it  essential  that 
more  than  ordinary  care  and  business  tact 
should  be  exercised.  The  advantages  and 
permanent  success  of  that  particular  de- 
partment were  still,  in  the  eyes  of  some,  on 
trial.  Here  was  your  opportunity. 

The  addition  of  the  Abstract-Department 
to  the  Recorder’s  office,  I may  say,  without 
assurance,  has  been  largely  due  to  my  efforts 
in  the  past.  In  these  efforts  I was  actuated 
at  that  time  by  a desire  of  relieving  the 
landed  interest  of  county  and  city  from 
what,  shortly  after  the  great  fire,  was  looked 
upon  by  many  well-meaning  people  as  a bur- 
den upon  those  owning  and  handling  real- 
estate  here. 

The  complete  success  of  that  department 
for  all  time  to  come,  as  a source  of  public 
convenience,  has,  for  this  reason,  been  a 
matter  of  particular  interest  and  desire  to 
me,  as  that  would  be  a public  approval  of 
what  I had  helped  to  bring  about. 

At  your  accession  to  your  present  office, 
its  permanent  success,  in  a moderate  de- 
gree, was  an  accomplished  fact.  This  was 
justly  gratifying  to  me.  The  good  reputa- 
tion that  far  earned  by  it,  not  without  a 
struggle  of  years,  might  have'  been  easily 
kept  up.  In  their  general  system.  Abstract 
or  Tract  Books  will  never  be  perfect — they 
can  always  be  improved  upon — but  they 
should  always  be  correct  and  reliable  in 
what  they  show.  The  booKs  found  by  you 
on  entering  your  office  were  no  exception  to 
this  rule. 

But  plainly,  though  regretfully  spoaen, 
ther  e soon  came  a time  when  you,  as  the 
responsible  official  superintendent  of  them, 
were  drawn  into  deep  water. 

The  attempt  of  the  County  Board  to  lease 
these  books  to  outside  parties  —then  the 
effort  to  let  under  contract  the  completion 
of  certain  elaborations  npon  them — the  sub- 
sequent appointment  of  an  expensive  ex- 
pert^?)— the  mischievous,  not  to  say  false 
report  of  that  expert  on  the  condition  of 
the  books,  and  finally,  your  silence  to 
that  misleading  report,  were  the  first 
steps  toward  deep  water.  The  most  ill- 
advised  move  however  was  your  offer  to 
do,  under  a contract  price,  the  work  of 
elaborating  or  transcribing  some  of  the 
booKs — an  offer  no  doubt  honestly  made  by 
you,  but  looked  upon  by  outsiders  as  a 
“job.”  This  offer  was  thought  to  have  been 
instigated  by  the  ring  in  the  County  Board 
at  a price  suspiciously  high.  For  this  rea- 
son it  called  forth  a bitter  opposition  in  the 
public  press  and  caused  most  unfavorable 
newspaper  comments  upon  you  and  the 
whole  department,  including  the  books 
themselves.  The  extensive  publicity  given 
to  the  controversy  finally  resulted  not  only 
in  the  complete  defeat  of  the  proposed  con- 
tract work,  but  also  in  a great  shaking 
of  the  confidence  hitherto  reposed  in  the 
booKs  and  the  work  of  the  office. 

It  is  here  where  deep  water  began  to  tell 
on  your  situation  and  to  have  its  effect  upon 
the  business  of  the  office. 

The  ante-fire-abstract  firms  (now  for  the 
best  of  reasons  combined  into  one),  during 
all  the  years  since  the  fire,  having  had  a 
great  deal  of  abuse  heaped  upon  them,  had 
never  been  known  to  strike  or  even  “talk 
back,”  but  simply  went  on  the  even  tenor  of 
their  way.  Yet  the  County  Board,  evidently 
under  the  impression  that  the  opposition  of 
the  press  to  your  proposition  under  contraot 


ROSEWOOD,’ 

prima  vera, 

amaranth 

white  holly 

RED  CEDAR, 

ebony, 

snake  WOOD 
C°COBOLA,  e’tc. 


ALL  THICKNESSES. 


J.  RAYNER 


MAHOGANY 


F 


0RE9GN  Cabinet  Wood; 


THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  STOCK  IN  THE  WES: 

275-289  Et  20th -st. I Saw  Mills, 

CHICAGO,  [ Foot  Houston  Street,  E. I 


ILL. 


New  York. 


WRIGHT  Sc  TXJRTSTER, 


Real  Estate 


Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 


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We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  DEARBORN  STREET,  ROOM  49,  CHICAGO. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 

Canal  <&>  Dock  Cc 

INTo-  1VO  Dearborn  Street,  C3o.ica.go. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 


Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 


Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  f 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

[(^“Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  p • 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers  ■ I 


had  been  instigated  and  nurtured  by  these 
firms,  and  in  the  foolish  hope  of  driving  by 
force  all  the  past  fire-abstract  work  into 
your  office,  determined  to  strike  an  annihi- 
lating blow  at  all  abstract  firms  by  ousting 
them  all  from  the  precincts  of  your  office, 
where  they  necessarily  had  always,  under  a 
precedent  of  nearly  forty  years,  done  and 
now  do  much  of  their  work  of  examination. 
This  it  was  found  could  only  be  attempted 
by  securing  you.  the  Recorder,  as  a willing 
ally.  To  this  scheme,  to  which  other  county 
officers  at  that  time  refused  acquiescence 
in  connection  with  their  own  departments, 
you  lent  your  official  position,  even  if  main 
force  had  to  be  resorted  to.  You  were  only 
prevented  by  an  injunction  from  assisting 
in  carrying  out  what  might  have  resulted 
in  a serious  interference  with  the  main  bulk 
of  the  real-estate  trade. 

This  attempt  on  your  part  to  permit  the 
ejection  of  the  public  in  the  persons  of  their 
agents  from  your  office — from  the  public 
record  office — was  a most  serious  mistake  to 
say  the  least.  You  had  no  quarrel  with  the 
private  firms,  nor  with  their  employes,  nor 
with  their  many  patrons.  The  ante-fire  firm 
had  even  made  abstracts  to  the  time  of  the 
fire  at  their  regular  rates  at  your  request  for 
your  customers,  a concession  which  they  re- 
fused to  their  own  regular  customers  at  any 
price. 

Many  of  their  patrons  had  frequently 
work  done  at  your  office.  When  they  pat- 
ronized private  firms  they  had  the  best  of 
reasons;  when  they  patronized  your  office 
they  should  have  been  welcome,  as  they  did 
it  out  of  pure  choice  and  good  will.  They 
were  all  citizens  who  made,  by  right,  that 
use  of  your  office,  direct  or  indirect,  for 
which  (it  was  created,  and  they  were  all, 
whether  principals  or  agents,  your  constit- 
uents. By  far  the  largest  portion  of  even 
the  post-fire-abstract  work  cannot  be  driven 
to  any  particular  office,  and  least  of  all  to 
the  Recorder’s  office. 

On  the  final  hearing  before  Judge  Shepard 
the  case  was  decided  against  you  and  the 
injunction  made  permanent,  as  was  to  have 
been  expected.  The  record  of  this  case  has 
now  been  made  up  for  an  appeal  by  you, 
which  shows  that  you  are  persisting  in  your 


! mistaken  course.  What  good  can  you  lo  : 
for  from  it  ? It  is  to  be  hoped  that,  on  H 4 
ther  reflection,  yon  may  seethe  error/ 
your  course  in  connection  with  this  nnsavc 
controversy,  especially  when  it  is  easy  L 
you  to  ascertain  the  fact  to  be  that  yj.l 
have  engendered  a hostility  to  yourself  a) I 
your  office,  which  will  never  allay  itself  cl 
less  you  withdraw  entirely  from  this  litigl 
tion.  Many  former  friends  of  the  abstra 
department  of  your  office  have,  by  your  a< 
ion  and  its  consequences,  been  driven 
oppose  it,  to  the  great  injury  of  its  futu 
usefullness.  Thus,  the  results  of  years 
patient  labor  on  its  books  and  the  bene£ 
looked  for  from  the  expenditures  of  thoc 
ands  of  dollars,  have  been  seriously  nullifl  | 
by  your  course  in  this  connection. 

This  is  to  be  greatly  deplored  on  gene) 
principles,  and  it  is  particularly  mortifyii 
to  me,  and  therefore,  this  letter.  In  cas 
where  a public  officer  can  stretch  a point 
should  always  be  in  favor  of  the  peop 
whom  he  is  to  serve.  So,  remember  that 
is  never  too  late  to  mend.  You  could  ha 
but  one  excuse  in  this  whole  affair,  and  th 
would  be  the  strictly  legal  soundness  i 
your  position. 

With  the  kind  permission  of  the  Editor  > 
The  Real  Estate  and  Building  Jodbna 
and  with  all  deference  to  the  able  leg 
minds  interested  as  well  as  engaged  in  tl 
case  before  Judge  Shepard,  I may  endeavi 
to  express  my  humble  views  in  another  i 
sue  of  this  paper,  upon  points  bearing  t , 
the  legal  questions  involved — points  whicj 
I thinK  were  not  made  sufficiently  prominei 
in  the  arguments  on  the  above  occasio 
The  real  gist  of  that  case  was,  of  cours 
owing  to  its  great  importance  to  private  a 
stract  firms,  the  right  of  access  to  the  ori  - 
iual  instruments  immediately  after  they  a 
filed  in  the  Recorder’s  office.  The  right  ' ■ 
access  to  the  records  themselves  seems,  to 
mind  unclouded  by  legal  sophistry,  almo! 
too  clear  to  allow  of  any  dispute.  In  tl 
meantime,  I “ lay  the  flattering  unction 
my  soul,”  that  you  will  receive  this  letter  i 
the  spirit  of  friendship  and  persuasion  i 
which  it  is  written,  by 

Yours  truly,  Otto  Peltzeb. 

Chicago,  Oct  17th,  1886. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


599 


THE 


Building  * Department 


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Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR^ 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  H4S&, 


Ivauee  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Moberly,  Mo.- W.  Fennell  will  build  a brick  store  to 
3 used  as  a resturant.  E.  Cook  is  the  architect. 

Carrollton,  Mioh.-A  new  Catholic  church  is  to  be 
lilt  here.  It  will  be  of  brick,  50x84,  and  will  cost  $10,000. 

Montgomery,  Ala.— Moses  Bros.  6 Cou'rt  square  will 
rect  a large  business  buildiNg.  Contracts  not  let. 

St. Cloud,  Minn.— Mr.  T.  A.  Shumacker  is  building  an 
ddit-ion  to  his  residence  on  Eighth  street. 

Laramie,  Wyo— Work  has  been  begun  on  the  Wyoming 
(niversity  building,  which  will  cost  $55,000. 

Spring  Valley,  III. — Keeney  Bros  of  Rockford,  111., 
rill  erect  a new  building  to  be  used  as  a paper  mill. 

Lincoln,  III.— An  opera  house  to  cost  $15,000  will 
hortly  be  erected  here.  It  will  be  four  stories,  120x160 

66  Coshocton,  Ohio.-R.  N.  Cirx  will  ereffia  $2,000  ice 
Louse.  Bell,  grates,  mantels,  ice  tools,  elevator  galvanized 
ron  etc.,  will  be  used. 

Dubuque,  Iowa.— The  Dubuque  Commercial  Club  will 
,rect  one  of  the  most  elegant  and  luxurious  club  houses  to 
>e  found  in  the  West. 

Momence,  III.— W.G.  Nicholes  of  Chicago,  Illinois, will 
,rect  a two-story  barn  36x80  ft., at  a cist  of  $1,000.  It  will 
ie  built  of  frame  and  stone.  Contracts  not  let. 


Minneapolis,  Mnn.— McCann  Bros,  of  Milwaukee  have 
scared  the  contract  for  building  the  new  $30,000  warehouse 
t this  place  for  the  Northwestern  Star  Oil  company. 

Lansing,  Mich.— The  First  Presbyterian  church  has 
urchased  a new  site  and  proposes  to  erect  a handsome  new 
difi.ce  next  year  of  stone  or  brick  and  to  cost  $2o,000. 

Bowling  Green,  Mo.— J.  J.  Basye  owner  and  architect 
dll  erect  a $5,000  hotel.  It  will  be  two-stones  and  built 
f brick,  plate  glass,  iron  etc.  Contracts  not  let. 

Noethfield,  Minn.— The  new  Observatory  being  eret- 
,d  on  the  Carleton  College  grounds  ist rapidly  progressing. 
Che  building  when  completed  will  cost  $40,000. 

Oshkosh,  Wis— This  city  is  to  be  made  the  generous 
rift  of  a public  library  building,  to  cost  $100,000.  Senator 
Sawyer  is  the  generous  donor. 

Waseca,  MiNN.-Mr.  J.  W.  Van  Ness,  of  Beloit,  Wis.  ex- 
jects  to  establish  a large  foundry  and  machine  shop  in  this 
jity  and  will  put  up  extensive  buildings  for  this  purpose. 

Wayne  NEB.-Dr.  Bradford  will  erect  a three-story  re- 
sidence. It  will  be  built  of  pressed  and  enameled  brick 
granite,  stained  and  ornamental  glass,  hardwood  finish  and 
have  grates,  wood  mantels,  marble  stairs,  and  all  modem 
improvements. 


Mound  City,  III.— The  fire  company  of  this  city  adver- 
tises for  sealed  proposals  for  erecting  a new  engine  lions  . 
Address  George  BasAm. 

Augusta,  Ark.-A  Baptist  college  will  be  erected  here 
far  colored  students.  Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not  let 
Address  S.  A.  Morely. 

Dubuque,  IowA.-The  Dubuque  Commercial  Club 

of  this  town  willjerect  a club  house  costing  $15,000.  1 Ian. 

not  drawn.  Contracth  not  let.  C.  W.  Robinson  secretary. 

Port  Huron,  Mion.-The  Port  Huron  Times  Company 
will  erect  al  one-story  bricK  boiler  house.  Gas  fixtures, 
steam  heat,  paper  press,  etc.  will  be  required,  Contracts 
not  let. 

Montioello,  IND.-Dr.  Spencer  is  about  to  erect  a two- 
storv  frame  residence.  Wood  mantels,  grates,  furnace  etc. 
Prices  wanted  in  gas  engine  and  gas  manuiaeturemg  ma- 
chine. 

Winona,  Minn.— Of  the  $75,000  required  for  the  new 
opera  house  project  only  7,000  remains  to  be  raised,  ihe 
committee  will  actively  exert  itself  to  raise  that  amount  in 
the  near  future. 

Eggleston,  III.— A.  L.  Dewar  will  erect  a two-story  re 
sidence,  75x150  ft,  at  a cost  of  $20,000.  It  will  be  built  of 
frame,  pressed  brick,  stained  and  ornamental  glass.  etc. 
Rae  & Wheelock  25  Mailers  Bldg  Chicago,  are  the  architects 

Roodhouse,  III.— C.  T.  Bates  will  erect  a $3,000  resi- 
dence Prices  wanted  on  stained  and  ornamental  glass, 
mantels  grates,  wood  carpets  etc.  W.  H.  Milner  ot  Bloom- 
ington, 111  is  the  architect. 

Woodlawn  III.— W.  G.  Press  will  erect  a two-story  re- 
sidence 40x70  ft.,  at  a cost  of  12,000.  C.  J.  Warren,  11 
Dearborn  st.,  Chicago,  is  the  architect  It  will  be  built  of 
Blue  Island  stone  and  frame.  Contracts  not  let. 


Ottumwa,  Iowa. — Architects  Edward  Clark  reports  a 
two-story  and  basement  stone  business  block,  41x60  feet, 
for  J.  B.  Jeffries,  cost  $2,400;  A barn  and  stable  for  the 
Street  Car  Co.;  remodeling  Hotel  Bristol  for  H.  P.  Graves; 
two-story  frame  residence  for  A.  D.  Smith,  cost  $1,200. 

Fenton  Mo. — John  Murphv  will  erect  a two-story  store 
and  flat  building,  25x50  ft  to  cost  $3  ,000.  It  will  be  built 
of  frame,  plate  and  stained  glass,  with  hardwood  finish  and 
will  have  marble  mantels,  grates,  fixtures  etc.  Ihos.il. 
Marley  206  N "Fighth  st.  St.Louis,  Mo.,  is  the  contractor. 

Lake  Geneva,  Wis.— Mr.  Fler  will  remodel  his  residence 
at  a cost  of  $8,000.  Steam  heat,  hardwood  finish,  mantels, 
grates,  plate  and  stained  glass,  elevator  etc  will  be  used; 
also  Mr.  Tyler  will  build  a two-story  barn  at  a cost  of  $•>.- 
000  It  will  be  built  of  brick  and  stone  and  have  slate  roof 
Rae  & Wheelosk  25  Mailers  Bldg.,  Chicago  are  the  archi- 
tects for  both. 

Detroit,  Mich.— The  plans  are  being  prepared  for  a 
new  homeopathic  hospital,  to  cost  $100,000.  John  S 
Newberry  and  James  McMillen  are  interested  parties.  Ihe 
project  of  building  a new  union  depot  in  this  city  is  talked 
of  It  will  cost  $1,000,000.  Parke,  Davis  & Co.  have  com- 
menced work  on  an  addition  to  their  chemical  works  on 
McDougall  avenue.  The  new  building  will  be  used  for 
offices  and  will  cost  $30,000. 

Milwaukee,  Wis.— John  Meincke  will  erect  a frame 
house  adb  barn  on  Detroit  street  at  a cost  of  $8,000_  Fred 
Miller  will  expend  over  $150,000  in  erecting  additional 
buildings  for  his  brewery  in  the  town  of  M auwatosa.  Brad- 
ley Brothers  will  soon  erect  a large  apartment  house  on 
their  property  at  the  corner  of  Jefferson  and  Mason  stree  s. 
S.  Bryant,  who  has  bought  160  feet  on  the  ears  side  of  Jef- 
ferson streets,  contemplates  the  erection  of  an  apartment 
house. 


Port  Huron,  Mioh.— Howard  & Co  will  soon  repair 
their  saw  mill.  They  will  expend  about  $7,000.  New  boil- 
ers band  saw  and  machinery  complete,  shafting,  pulleys 
and  hangers.  Contracts  not  let. 

Argyle,  III.— J.  F.  Lambertson  will  erect  a two-story 
residence  41x46  ft., at  a cost  of»5,00C.  It  will  be  built  of 
frame,  stone,  plate  and  stained  glass  and  have  furnace, 
mantels,  grates" etc.  Rae  AWheelock,  25  Mailers  Bldg  Chi- 
cago are  the  architects.  Contracts  not  let. 

Park  Manor,  III.— W.  O.  Parker  will  erect  five  two- 
story  residences  110x42  ft.  It  will  be  built  of  frame,  press- 
ed brick,  etc.  Grates,  mantels,  furnace  will  be  required. 
Contracts  not  let.  Rae  & Wheelock  25  Mailers  Bldg.,  Chi- 
cago  are  the  architects. 

Lake  View,  III.— J.  H.  Carpenter  of  156  E.  Washing- 

st  Chicago,  has  plans  for  a two-story  residence  28x65 
S be  bum  to  Lake  View  at  a cost  of  $11,000  It  will  be 
built  of  pressed  brick  and  plate  glass  and  have  furnace  heat 
mantels,  grates,  etc. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M.  Boice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


MAHOGANY. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 

Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st 14@16c  per  f . 

Small  Cuba,  1“  “ “ “ 11n 

St.  Jago  “ 1 “ “ “ 

St.  Domingo  1 “ “ 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ 

Large  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ 


1st He 

1st 18c 

1st 20c 

1st 13c@17c 

2d He 


Mr  0 Rouke 

J Siegrosse 

N B Holden 

W A Giles 

H J Welling 

C Ruppert 

Simon  Florsheim 

Thos  J Diven 

Donohue  & Hennebery 

Jno  W Alvord 

R Lobraoeo 

Sami  Pigot 

Robt  Rae 

.1  G Thomas 

Frank  B Orr 

Catholics 

H W Adams 

J S Huey 

U S Express  Co 

City  

Albert  Leon 

Weber  Wagon  Co 

Jno  Carne  Jr 

Chas  Morrison 

American  Express  Co 
H March 


Hotel 

Stores  and  ft  its ... . 

Residence 

Hotel 

Stores  and  flais .... 

Business  buildinj 
Stores  and  flats . 
Business  buildln, 
Residence 

Stores  and  flats 

2 7 Dwellings 
2 3 u 
2 Dwellin 

. . . Church 

2 Dwelling 

2 2 

1 Freight  house  . — ■ ••• 

3 Addition  to  Bridewell. . 

3 Stores  and  flats 

3 Factory 

2 6 Dwelling 

2 Dwellings 

3 I Barn. . . . 

2 | Stores  and  flats 


South  Chicago. 

492  Larrabee  st 
Congress  st  and  Ashland  av.. 

Sherman  & Harrison  sts 

Chicago  av  and  State  st 

Harrison  st  and  5th  av 

Chicago 


Dearborn  st  and  3d  av 

Ravenswoodlll 

195  Huron  st 

Chicago 


Rae  & Wheelock,  Mailer’s  Building. 

A F Wolf,  1076  Milwaukee  av 

L B Dixon,  Gaff  bldg 

W W Clay,  175  Dearborn  st 

C M Palmer,  218  Dearborn  st  

Jul  Zittel,  33  N Clark  st  

(Contract  not  let) 

X C Zarbell,  55  Reaper  Blk 

J Speyer,  125  Van  Buren  st.. 

Cole  & Dahigren,  Ashland  Blk 

w L Carroll,  Ashland  

I C Zarball.  Beaper  blk . . . . . . . 

Rae  & Wheelock,  Mailer’s  bid  g ....  ■••• 
Edbrooke  & Burnham,  182  Dearborn  st  . . 


Kenwood,  111 

Elgin,  111 

Chicago 


824  Milwaukee  av... 
Auburn  Junction,  ill 
Lincoln  & Walnut  «ts 
Ellis  av  and  40th  st  . . 
70— 4 th  av 
76  Center  St 


A D Hinsdale,  Insurance  Exch  Bldg 

Wm  Elliott,  320  S State  St.,  Elgin 

I C Zarbell,  Reaper  blk • 
J Shepard  (Manager)  79  Washington  st..  . 

J de  Horvath •-•••;  

Schaub  & Berlin,  Ashland  blk 

F Keltenich,  78  5th  av 


0 AWeary,  156  Wash  st 


Pressed  brick.  Contracts  not  let. 

St  Louis  pressed  brick 

And  pressed  brick  and  brown 

Tiffany  pressed  brick  and  Blue  Bedford  stone. 

Indiana  pressed  “ “ brown  stone. 

Common  brick. 

Brick,  stone  and  iron. 

Pressed  brick,  stone,  iron,  etc. 
u n “ granite,  etc. 

Brick  stone  and  frame.  , , _ 

Ind.  pressed  brick  and  Buff  Bedford  stone. 
Pressed  brick,  stone,  iron  etc. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 


Stone,  glass  etc. 

Frame. 

Pressed  brick,  glass  etc 
Frame,  iron  roof. 

Brick,  Iron  etc.  

St  Louis  pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 
Common  brick.  Contracts  not  let. 

And,  pressed  brick  & Buff  Bedford  stone. 


j,' Blue  Bedford  stone  etc. 

U1U  ft 


Lumber1  ’ ' ^ and  all  kinds  of-  ! est“ho LB R 00K  co. 


Hardwood 


A3VI> 


Timber. 


HARDWOOD  FLOORINC  TO  ORDER.  I !8th  sts.,  CHICACO 

_ o„fi  , - telephone  No.  8213 


^Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


South  Bra  Chicago  Riv 


600 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


3.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments 

89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6330  Halsted  Street — Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty 
Membeb  Chicago  Real  Estate  Boabd. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited 

A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  24 — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St,,  - - - CHICAGO. 


EYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

®-JIon«y  Loaned,! 

®“Taxes  Paid, 

^Investments  Made, 

Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

REAL  ESTATE  ! L0ANS; 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 

Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty, 


C.  A,  HALE. 


E.  O.  HALE. 


HALE  BROS., 

HEAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 

164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 


MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

R.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


C.  A.  BROSIEN, 

Real  Estate,  Renting, 

AND 

L OANS. — 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

56  Dearborn  St. , Chicago, 

Main  Floor. ) 


mortgage  bankers, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATE 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


DIXON  & PETER SONt, 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING! 

Also  Brackets,  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  '5  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


Andrew  Krimloill, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

_ K°oms  4 end  5 Winnipeg  Block, 

South  Chicago,  111.  Howard  and  South  Chicago  Ave- 
nues, Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago.  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 

property  a specialty. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE— DREXEL-BOULEVARD. 

We  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty -seventh-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Also  between  Forty-eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare,  opportunity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-fifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGDE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st..  Rooml,  second  floor. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Streets 

WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  J/Vorks 

POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barflf  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Car 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels.  j 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St„  CHICAGC 

Call  Telephone  Slo.  200. 


FOR  SALE  By  C.  A.  BROSIEN,  56  Dearborn 
st. 

Three  3-story  Houses,  arranged  in  Flats, 
nearly  new  all  modern  improvements,  con- 
venient to  street  cars,  choice  location. 
North  Side;  rented  for  $2,406  per  year  to- 
gether with  2 vacant  lots.  Price  $24,500. 


Residence  on  Bissel  st 

“ easy  payments 
Clark  st  close  to  Park  - 


La  Salle  av 
1 North  Park  av 


’ Webster  av 


FOR  RENT  — 


IN  THE 


NEW  BUILDING, 


209 211- 


-213 215 


CHICAGO  AVE.,  COR.  WELLS  ST. 


ONE  ELEGANT  DOUBLE  STORE. 

ONE  ELEGANT  SINGLE  STORE. 
Also,  ELATS, 

WITH  MODERN  1MPOVEMENTS. 
CHARLES  GOODMAN, 

Room  76,  115  Dearborn-st. 


,$5,600 

4.500 

13.000 
12,500 

22.000 

8,000 

7.000 
6,250 

• 6,600 

5.500 
6,800 

8.000 

5,000 


“Dayton  st 

“ Hurlbut  st  - - - 

“ Dayton  st 

“ W JacKson  st,  a corner 
bargain  - - 75,000 

3 stry  flats  on  Wells  st  9,500 

3 stry  flats  on  Hurlbut  st  6,500 

2 stry  and  basement  dwelling  - 7,500 

3 stry  flats  SedgwicK  - - - 8,250 

2 stry  and  basement  dwelling  on  Elm  8,250 
Business  Property  on  Clark  st  - $20,000 

“ Wells  st  - 19,500 

“ “ Milwaukee  av  28,500 

60  ft  front  on  North  av  with  small 
improvements 


Vacant  Residence  and  business  property  in 
all  parts  of  the  city. 


For  Sale  or  Lease. 

PEST  LOCATION  IN  SOUTH  CHICAGO. 

Our  buildings  and  3^  acres  of  Land,  with 
two  railroad  tracks  and  track  scales,  etc. 

This  plant  is  reached  by  the  C.RI.  & P. 
and  Pittsburgh  and  Ft.  Wayne  railroads, 
without  switching  charges,  and  is  also  con- 
nected with  all  other  railroads  by  the  “Belt” 
system.  Will  remove  to  our  new  works  about 
May  1st. 

CHICAGO  1'OltdK  & BOLT  CO  , 

234  South  Clark-st.,  Chicago. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bnck  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  briok  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x126, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


FOR  SALE— TO  CAPITALISTS  AND  IN- 
VESTORS. 

ADAMS-ST. — The  best  50-foot  lot  between 
Fifth-av.  and  State  can  be  bought  cheap 
for  a few  days. 

CLARK-ST.- — East  front,  40-foot  store,  north 
of  Jackson;  very  choice;  certain  income 
CLARK-ST. — West  front,  50-foot  store,  south 
of  Jackson;  very  choice  and  cheap, 
FRANKLIN-ST. — Elegant  unimproved  cor- 
ner, 60x90;  best  bargain  on  the  market. 
MONROE-ST. — Store  well  located  and 
cheap. 

VAN  BUREN-ST. — Corner  improved;  if  you 
want  a good  investment  buy  it. 
WASHINGTON-ST. — A fine  office  building 
at  a bargain. 

FRANKLIN-ST. — A good  corner,  60x90,  un- 
improved. 

WABASH-AV. — Large  corner,  improved; 
first-class  investment 

THREE  SINGLE  STORES— Centrally  lo- 
cated; $50,000  to  $60,000  each;  well  rented. 
MILWAUKEE-AV.-Two  3-story  brick  stores 
for  less  than  they  can  be  built  for;  must 
sell. 

STATE-ST. — Double  brick  store,  50x110, 
near  Harrison-st. 

ABASH-AV. — 80x165,  near  Hormon-court; 
coming  property. 

RANDOLPH-ST.— 80$180  foot  store;  best 
investment  in  the  city. 

W.  MADISON-ST. — Several  good  bargains 
on  this  growing  street. 

N.  CLARK-ST. — Several  10  per  cent  invest- 
ments. 

J.  P.  WHITE,  99  Washington-st.,  Room  10 


FOR  SALE.  J | | 

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— (°)(o)  Do  You  Want  a Home ! (o)(o)- 

(o)(o)  (o)(o)  | 

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Would  you  like  to  purchase  a house  and 
lot  on  the  easy-payment  plan  and  be  abso- 
lutely certain  that  should  death  occur  your 
family  will  be  provided  with  a home  clear  of 
all  indebtedness  and  also  with  a sum  of 
money  to  help  them  through  the  most  dis- 
tressing time  of  their  lives?  If  so,  buy  a 
home  on  the  W.  E.  Catlin  guarantee  plan, 
which  gives  the  purchaser  the  strongest 
guarantee  ever  given  in  a real-estate  trans 
action.  We  will  sell  you  a home  at  Hermo- 
sa  or  Pennock,  either  of  frame  houses  and 
cottages,  honestly  and  well  built,  after  the 
most  approved  plans,  each  built  on  two 
lots,  50  ft.  front,  a number  of  different  styles, 
at  extremely ’low  prices,  on  long  time  and 
easy  payments,  and  positively  guarantee 
that  should  yon  die  during  the  continuance 
of  the  contract  we  will  give  your  wife  or. 
heirs  a deed  to  the  property  free  of  all  in- 
cumbrance, and  return  them  in  cash  all  the 
money  yon  may  have  paid  on  the  premises. 
If  you  purchase  a home  on  this  plan  and 
die  during  the  continuance  of  the  contract 
the  property  will  cost  yon  nothing.  If  you 
do  not  die  yon  pay  for  the  home  just  as  easy 
as  though  this  guarantee  had  not  been  given. 

Hermosa  and  PeDnock  are  only  six  miles 
from  the  court-house,  on  the  C M & St.  P. 
R.  R.  Plenty  of  trains;  6 cts.  fare;  only 
one  mile  west  of  Humboldt  park;  will  have 
the  street-cars  here  in  a few  months;  splen 
did  opportunity  to  make  money  or  get  you 
a home.  Call  and  see  the  property  free. 

Offices  at  depot  in  Hermosa,  at  913 
North-av.,  and  94  Washington-st.,  room  26. 

J.  F.  &C.  P.  KEENEY. 


FOR  SALE. 

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S E corner  of  Ellis  and  47th  streets, 

202x187  ft at  $150.00 

S E corner  of  WToodlawn  and  47th  st, 
126x187  ft. 

50x164  on  Woodlawn,bet.  52d  and  53d 

sts,  for  30  days,  at $85.00 

East  frt. 

150x164  se  cor.  of  54th  Place  and  Ellis 

at $40.00 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Rms  4 and  5 At  97  Clark  St. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 
CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  3^Ea,d© 
for  Certified 
Copies . 


C.  R.  WALLECK, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO,  lluli. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Northwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-class  se- 
curity. (^“Correspondence  solicited. 


FOR  SALE— Bs  R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 
184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 

160  ACRES  OF  LAND, 

Near  Chicago.  This  piece  of  land  is  high 
and  dry  and  near  the  Wisconsin  Central 
Railroad.  Will  sell  at  a price  which  is 
botmd  to  insure  a large  profit.  Terms  to 
suit. 

R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 

W (VI  E.  HlNCHLIFF  & Cu.,  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 

• MANUFAOTUBEBS  OF 

INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 

(R-oom.  lO  1 59  Lj&,  Sadie  St.  Chioago. 


601 

GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


O 


J.  I_..  MEYER  & SOISTS  GO- 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


tile  and  fire-place  goods.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish. 

office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


Fine  Store  and 


CITY  COUNCIL. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  curbing  and 
filling  York  st  from  Laflin  to  Ashland  ave; 
also  Burling  st  from  North  av  to  Willow  st; 
Wendell  st  from  n Wells  to  its  eastern  ter- 
minus. for  curbing,  filling,  grading  and  pav- 
ing east  and  west  alleys  in  B 54  Kinzie’s 
add;  for  sidewalK  space  on  east  side  of 
Graves  p,  from  Cottage  Grove  av  to  33d  st; 
also  ordinances  repealing  ordinance  for  op- 
ening or  extending  Hinman  st  from  Ashland 
to  Blue  Island  aves,  also  same  and  annulling 
assessment  for  the  improvement  of  Halsted 
st  from  north  branch  of  Chicago  river  to 
Division  st;  also  to  stay  the  improvment  of 
Webster  av  from  Halsted  st  to  Clybourn  av. 
Ordinance  tor  grading  and  paving  Lincoln 
St  from  Congress  to  Polk  sts;  for  curbing, 
filling  and  paving  Peoria  st  from  Randolph 
to  Indiana  sts;  also  Gilpin  place  from  Cen- 
ter av  to  Loomis  st;  and  Morgan  st  from 
Falton  to  Indiana  sts;  for  curbing  and  fill- 
ing Morgan  st  from  14th  to  Wright  sts;  Lytle 
st  from  Gilpin  place  to  Taylor  st;  Wright  st 
from  Halsted  to  its  western  terminus;  Brown 
st  from  14th  to  Wright  sts;  w 13th  st  from 
Ashland  av  to  Wood  st;  w 15th  st  from  Canal 
to  Halsted  sts;  Henry  st  from  Morgan  st  to 
Blue  Island  av;  for  curbing,  grading  and 
paving  Ada  st  from  Carroll  av  to  Arbor  pi, 
also  alley  in  Assessors  Div  sw  % Sec  8 39  14 
bet  Randolph  and  Lake  sts;  for  establishing 
sikewalK  space  on  Congress  Park  from  Van 
Buren  to  Harrison  sts:  and  on  the  west  side 
of  Graves  pi  from  Cottage  Grove  av  to  33d 
*,t.  An  ordinance  repealing  ordinance  and 
annulling  assessment  for  the  improvement 
of  Indiana  av  from  22d  st  to  Egan  ave;  also 
to  stay  assessment  for  sidewalk  on  both  sides 
of  Taylor  st  from  Canal  to  Halsted  sts.  An 
ordinance  was  passed  for  sidewalk  on  the 
south  side  of  w Chicago  ave  from  Western 
ave  to  Humboldt  Park  Bd;  on  west  side  of 
Harding  av  from  Lake  to  Park  ave;  on  both 
sides  of  Indiana  st  from  Ashland  to  western 
avs;  on  both  sides  of  Huron  st  from  Dear- 
born av  to  St  Clair  st;  on  both  sides  of  Indi- 
ana from  Desplaines  to  Elizabeth  sts  on  both 
sides  of  Law  av  from  Harrison  to  PoIk  sts; 
on  both  sides  of  Fairfield  avo  from  Lake  st 
to  north  line  of  Cossetts’  2nd  add;  on  both 
sides  of  Johnson  st  from  18th  to  22d  sts;  on 
both  sides  of  Leavitt  st  from  12th  st  to  C B 
& Q R R;on  both  sides  of  OaKley  av  from 
12th  to  C B & Q R R,  and  Wood  st  from  Har- 
rison to  12th  st;  Hoyne  av  from  14th  to  18th 
sts;  on  west  side  of  Ogden  av  from  Madison 
to  Warren  av;  on  south  side  of  Warreu  av 
from  Ogden  to  Ashland  avs;  on  both  sides 
of  24th  st  from  Wentworth  to  Archer  avs;  on 

fwest  side  of  Lake  Park  av  from  31st  to  33d 
sts  on  west  side  of  Quarry  st  from  Archer  av 
to  C & A R R;  on  the  south  side  of  Fullerton 


ave  from  Southport  to  North  Park  avs;  on 
the  noth  side  of  Florimund  st  from  d Wells 
to  Franklin  sts;  for  establishing  sidewalK 
space  on  east  side  of  Lytle  st  from  Gilpin 
pi  to  Macalister  PI;  on  Cicero  court  from 
Jackson  to  Van  Buren  sts;  on  Gilpin  place 
from  Centre  av  to  Loomis  st;  for  curoing 
and  filling  15th  st  from  Centre  av  to  Ash- 
land; and  14th  st  from  Ashland  av  to  Wood 
st;  for  curbing,  filling  and  paving  Lytle  st 
from  Gilpin  pi  to  Macalister  pi:  for  grading 
and  paving  Canal  st  from  12th  st  to  the  16th 
st  viaduct r and  Hastings  st  from  Blue  Island 
av  to  Ashland;  for  curbing  and  fiilling  Hast- 
ings st  from  Ashland  av  to  Wood  st;  also 

ordinrnce  establishing  sidewalk  space  on 

Ann  st  from  Lake  st  to  Carroll  av:  for  side- 
walK on  both  sides  of  24th  st  from  Ment- 
worth  av  to  Butler  st;  on  both  sides  of  31st 
st  from  State  to  Halsted  sts:  on  both  sides 
of  Wabash  av  from  12th  to  22dsts;  for  curb- 
ing, filling  and  paving  Madison  st  from  Cal- 
ifornia to  Homan  avesi  ror  curbing  filling 
and  paving  Lake  st  from  Rockwell  st  to  Ho- 
man av;  also  Claremont  av  from  Flournoy 
st  to  Grenshaw  av;  Irving  av  from  Polk  to 
Taylor  sts;  Irving  av  from  Jackson  to  Van 
Buren  sts;  Leavitt  st  from  Division  st  to 
North  av;  Cedar  st  from  Milwaukee  av  to 
Bradley  st;  for  curbing,  grading  and  paving 


THE  RECORD. 


rsrduie v otj  lkji  » « & o 1/0 

the  alley  in  B 23,  w % and  w % ne  }4  Sec 
17  39  14;  also  n alley  in  b 2 UmonPurk  add, 
for  curbing  and  filling  Paulina  st  from  12th 
to  15th  sts:  also  Wood  st  from  12th  to  loth 
sts:  Margaret  st  from  14th  to  15th  sts;  Hen- 
ry st  from  Blue  Island  to  Ashland  aves;  Mil- 
ler st  from  w PoIk  to  Taylor  sts;  for  grad- 
ing and  paving  Johnson  st  from  14th  to 
Wright  sts;  for  curbing  and  filling  13th  st 
from  Wood  st  to  Ogden  av;  15th  st  from 
Ashland  av  to  Wood  st;  15ih  st  from  Morgan 
st  to  Centre  av;  Frank  st  from  Waller  st  to 
Blue  Island  av 

Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 


This  List  is  published  but  once  and  is  not  kept  in 
type.  See  back  numbers  of  The  Journal. 
November  18. 

The  w 82  3-10  ft  of  lot  28  in  Jacobson’s  sub  of  blk  8 
in  Wm  Lill  and  heirs  of  Mich  Diversy’s  divis.  of  sw 
1/j  Of  nw  qr  of  sec  29  40  14.  A F Stevenson,  Master 
L N 

November  23. 

Lot  14  in  sub  of  n Vi  of  lot  2 in  Assessor’s  div’n  of 
n qr  of  se  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  Chas  Drabek,  Admr.— 

L N.  , _ 

Nov.  15. 

Lot  4 in  a sub  of  lot  20  in  b 47  and  b 51.  52  and  63  in 
village  of  Jefferson.  D S Avery,  Master.  L N. 

Nov.  23.  . 

The  und  Vi  of  lot  88  in  F Pasdeloup’s  sub  of  b 44  in 
sec  19  39  14,  Antonie  Havlice,  Admx.  L N. 

S 13  Vi  ft  of  lot  1 of  Assessor’s  div  of  b 47  in  Kin 
zie’s  add.  Also  u 20 Vi  ft  of  lot  7 of  Assessor’s  div  of 
b 47  in  Kinzie’s  add.  Simeon  L Boyce,  Admr.  L N. 
Lots  1 and  2 in  blk  3 of  H O Stone’s  sub  of  Astor’s 

add,  Ed  G Wentworth,  Assignee.  L N. 

The  w half  of  lot  4 in  b 62  in  School  Sec  add.  D W 
Graves,  Admr.  L N. 

Nov.  27. 

That  part  of  s Vi  of  n Vi  of  s e qr  of  sec  10  42  12.— 
Also  e baif  of  s half  of  n half  of  n half  of  se  qr  of  sec 
10  42  12.  Maria  Bremer,  Admx.  L N. 

Nov.  1G. 

Lots  71  and  72  b 1 in  Benedict’s  sub  in  sw  qr  of  se 
qr  of  sec  20  38  14.  S F Hancbett,  Sheriff.  L.  N. 

E half  of  lot  11  and  all  lot  12  in  the  0 & C C & D 
Co’s  sub  of  Original  Water;  lot  No  35  in  Kiuzie’s  add. 
S F Hancbett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Nov.  22. 

Lot  44  in  Gross  & Counselman’s  sub  of  blk  9 in  the 
sub  of  that  part  lying  n e of  the  center  of  Lincoln  av, 
of  the  nw  quar  of  seo  29  40  14.  Otto  Heper,  Adm’r.— 

L N‘  Nov.  24. 

Lots  9 and  M in  Polio  ck’s  sub  of  e half  b 59  in  the 
C T’s  sub  of  west  half  of  sec  27  39  14.  JnoT  Noyes, 
Master.  L N.  , m *T 

The  n half  of  lot  58  in  Ellis’  east  add.  Jno  T Noyes, 
Master.  L N. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Fifth  Page  ) 

HU  lUDING  PEKIIITS. 

Ashland  av  n,  No  763,  John  Alford  2-story 
flats  20x60,  $2,800. 

Armitage  av  No  208  John  Went  one  story 
cottaGe  30x44,  $1,200. 

Ashland  av  Nos  348  and  350  Mrs  Radish  3- 
story  flats  50x76,  $15,000. 

Ashland  av  No  820  Albert  Mencel  3-story 
stores  and  flats  23x64,  $6,000. 

Aldine  st  Nos  3813  to  3823  Oliver  & Hill  six 
2-story  dwellings  108x54.  $12,000. 

Cottage  Grove  av  No  3016,  Wm  Luck  2-story 
barn  38x52,  $3,500. 

Chicago  av  w,  No  459  F Leonard  4-story 
stores  and  flats  24x80,  $3,500. 

Chicago  a^  No  636,  H Junch  2-story  store 
and  dwelling  22x66,  $3,500. 

Carroll  st  No  752,  J B Stewart  2-story  front 
addition  22x28,  $1,200. 

Centre  av  Nos  673  to  677  F Race  3-story  fac- 
tory 34x64,  $5,000. 

Centre  av  n No  63  C Iverson  one  additional 
story  24x60,  $1,500. 

Elston  and  Fullerton  avs  Jos  Lister  1-story 
addition  12x28,  $500. 

Eighteenth  st  No  776  John  Krook  one  story 
cottage  20x28,  $600. 

Fox  st  No  3156  Martin  OrseKe  1-story  store 
20x50,$l,000. 

Fairfield  st  Nos  786  and  788  John  Benson 
two  2-story  flats  44x43,  $7,000. 

Grand  blvd  Nos  3635  and  3637,  Dr  F A Wex- 
ham  two  two-story  dwellings  45x60,  $13,- 
000. 

Hoyne  av  No  883,  F Korff  1-story  cottage  2C 
x34,  $1,000. 

Harrison  and  Sherman  sts  Chicago  & Rock 
Island  Railroad  Co  one  story  addition  150 
x30  $30,000. 

Honore  st  No  3824  John  Doehler  one-story 
cottage  20x16,  $600. 

Hoyne  av  n No  981  Frank  Richel  l-story 
cottage  20x48,  $600. 

Hoyne  av  Nos  1157  to  1163  Freeman  Camp- 
bell three  story  store  and  Hotel  80x40,  $6- 
000. 

Haines  st  w No  1043,  C Sloucan  2-story  store 
and  dwelling,  $4,300. 

Idaho  st  No  465,  C S Wood  2-story  flats  22x 
50,  $3,000. 

La  Salle  av  No  301  Alex  Campbell  3-story 
dwelling  16x62,  $8,000. 

Lincoln  st  No  3831  Jonn  Doehler  one  story 
cottage  20x16,  $600. 

Lincoln  st  n No  591,  W L Peterson  1-story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,200. 

Leavitt  st  Nos  269  and  271,  Mrs  N G God- 
mann  two  2-story  dwellings  37x60  $7,000, 
Lowe  av  No  2838,  Jas  Welch  one-story  cot- 
tage 20x46,  $800. 

Leavitt  st  s No  1093,  Louis  Wunch  l-story 
cottage  20x47,  $1,100. 

Lake  av  No  3860,  Spoor  Mackey  2-story 
dwelling  43x77,  $13,000. 

Michigan  st  Nos  299  to  305,  Geo  Bullen  & 
Co  elevator  bldg  100x100,  $35,000. 

Monroe  st  No  899,  F Inoram  2-story  barn  20 
x36,  $1,500. 

Michigan  avNo  2104,  J R Jones  2-story  rear 
addition  20x28,  $2,000. 

Michigan  av  No  2108,  J R Jones  one  story 
addition  13x21,  $800. 

Madison  st  w No  548  J F Klemmer  l-story 
store  26x35,  $600. 

Moore  st  No  571,  August  Kech  l-story  cot- 
tage 20x20,  $500. 


May  st  n,  Nos  277  to  281  E Hogensen  three 
three  story  stores  and  dwellings  80x80 
$10,500. 

Main  st  No  3009,  Leonard  Farrell  2-story 
fists  22x46,  $2,500. 

Michigan  st  No  284,  A J Snell,  4-story  ware- 
house 22x96,  $5,000. 

North  av  No  318,  Miss  Mary  Curtis,  2-story 
dwelling  21x36,  $2,200. 

Nixon  st  No  14  W J Hunter  2-story  flats  24x 
61,  $3,800. 

Orchard  st  No  226  Mrs  M Meyer  3-story  flat# 
23x66,  $5,000. 

Osgood  st  No  165  Samuel  Bell  2story  flats  22 
x46,  $2,600. 

Olive  st  Nos  22  and  24,  F B Clark  two  1- 
story  cottages  20x40  and  20x32  $2,200. 
Paulina  st  No  359  Mrs  L Spafford  2-story 
flats  22x50  $3,500. 

Quarry  st  near  Cologne  0 DWetherill  4-story 
factory  35x110,  $7,000. 

Shober  stNo  748  C Johnson  l-story  cottage 
20x50,  $1,000. 

Sheffield  av  NO  268,  Patrick  A Walsh  2-story 
dwelling  and  barn  20x30  $1,200. 

Stewart  av  and  31st  st  J Eldridge  4-story  el- 
evator 43x100,  $10,000. 

Twentiethst  No  926,  Fred  Giest  l-story  cot- 
tage 20x36,  $800. 

Throop  st  No  715,  Frans  Puncuchan  2-story 
flats  21x30,  $2,300. 

Union  st  Nos  311  and  317,  EKlinkert  2 story 
barn  20x30,  $2,000. 

Wabansia  av  No  147,  W Washowsky  2-story 
stores  and  flats  24x80  $3,000. 

Warren  av  No  1450  P h Keegan  l-story  cot- 
tage 21x46,  $1,000. 

Walnut  st  Nos  843  to  853,  W S Ellis  six  two 
story  dwellings  $125x45,  $18,000. 
Washtenaw  av  No  683  John  Hackett  l-story 
cottage  23x31,  $800. 

Warren  av  No  822  F J Webb  2-story  dwell- 
ing 24x32,  $2,0C0. 

Woodlawn  ParK  and  Cottage  Grove  avenue 
Frank  Van  Vorhiss  3 story  flats  22x70,  $5- 
000. 

Wooolawu  Pk  and  Cottage  Grove  av,  R S 
Critchell  3-story  flats  36x52,  $5,000. 
Woodlawn  ParK  and  Cottage  Grove  av  R S 
Critchell  three  2-story  dwellings  60x58, 
$12,000. 

Wood  st  s No  457  H Swering  2-story  flats  21 
x36  $2,000. 

Western  av  n No  655,  L Smith  l-story  sot- 
tage  20x32,  $1,200. 

Western  av  s,  Nos  323  to  329,  M G Good  six 
3-story  stores  and  dwellings,  80x90,  $20,- 
000. 

Ward  st  No  128  Frank  Jelenik  2-story  front 
addition  20x38,  $1,000. 

Wabash  av  Nos  3712-3714  M R Slampowski 
two  2-story  dwellings  50x54,  $12,000. 
Wallace  st  No  3553,  Mrs  Catherine  Morton, 

basement  20x26,  $1000. 

Yeaton  stNos  36  and  38  Vopicka  & Kubin 
two  one-story  cottages  21x46.  $3,000. 
Yeaton  st  Nos  31  and  33,  Vopicxa  & Kubin 
two  2-story  cottages  42x42,  $7,000. 


HAKIIAXTY  WEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Armitage  av  288  ft  e of  Oakley  nf  24x100 
ft  Oct  22,  Fred  Korff  et  al  to  H Weich- 

brodt $525 

Astor  st  30%  ft  n of  Goethe  ef  25%xl00  ft 
Oct  16,  0 L Hutchinson  et  alto  Nettie 

B Mitchell $5,62 

Armitage  av  72  ft  w of  Girard  st  nf  24x 

125  ft  Oct  8,  F W Hatterman  to  M Wil- 

$500 

Archer  av  100  ft  ne  of  Leavitt  st  nw  f 25x 
100  ft  Oct  22,  h h Walker  to  W J Riley 
$1,800 

Armitage  av  185  feet  w of  Robey  st  sf  50x 

126  ft  oot  19,  Catherine  C & D J Wren 

to  Friedrich  Schwager $1,000 

Astor  st  about  60  ftn  of  Scott  ef  60  feet  to 
rear  of  lot  Oct  25,  J G Garibaldi  to  W F 
Roos $8,000 


602 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Armitage  av  24  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  24x125 
ft  Aug  21,  Theodore  Riehl  to  John  Ross- 

marK $500 

Astor  et  nw  cor  Goethe  ef  30x100  ft  with 
other  property  Oct  16.  C L Hutchinsun 

to  J AV  Root $9,201 

Albany  av  200  ft  n of  Colorado  av  wf  25x 
89  ft  Jan  20,  S E Gross  to  Sophia  Mer- 

vel $3,000 

Bryson  st  ne  cor  Leavitt  sf  27x132  ft  Oct 
28,  W D Kerfoot  to  W C Anderson. $950 
Barber  st  175  ft  w of  Canal  nf  25x73  feet 
Oct  26,  Margaretha  Kirchner  to  Mary 

Pelasky $1,500 

Brown  st  269  ft  s of  Taylor  ef  25x100  feet 
Oct  22,  Oscar  J Franchere  to  Mathias 

Weinger $3,100 

Burling  st  164  ft  n of  Webster  av  ef  24x125 
ft  Oct  9,  S T French  to  R J Lester.  .$1,600 
Belden  av  nw  cor  Osgood  st  sf  24%xll5  ft 
oct  5,  Est  of  J E Sheffield  to  John  Quirk 

$1,400 

Belden  av  w and  adj  above  25x115  ft  Oct 
5,  G S & John  Sheffield  to  John  Quirk 

$1,100 

Bissell  st  154  ft  s of  Belden  av  ef  24x124 
ft  Oct  6,  Sheffield  Scientific  School  to  W 

W Thumser $1,500 

Bissell  st  same  as  above  October  27,  W W 
Thumser  to  Sadie  T Spaulding ....  $1,600 
Barber  st  168  ft  w of  Stewart  av  nf  25x73 
feet  Oct  25,  Martin  Cerveny  to  Edward 

Majer $1,675 

Boulevard  way  236  feet  n of  25th  st  ef  25x 
124  ft  Oct  22,  G W Cass  to  Teofila  Ma- 

jiewsKi $250 

Colorado  av  e of  Sacramento  av  sf  25  ft  to 
alley  August  31,  W M Hinter  to  Otto 

Schwabe $875 

Coblentzst  371  ft  w of  Robey  st  sf  24x100 
ft  Oct  18,  Mary  Buckley  to  Wm  Hairle 

$350 

Coblentz  st  323  ft  w of  Robey  st  sf  24x100 
feet  Oct  18,  Mary  Buckley  to  J G Koch 

$350 

Cypress  st  168  ft  s of  Birch  st  wf  24x112  ft 
Sept  29,  F B Clarke  to  Geo  Ehrhardt 

$2,300 

Congress  st  75  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  25x171 
ft  Oct  16,  Edson  Keith  to  John  Jarzin- 

kowssy $700 

Clybourn  av  nw  cor  Chester  st  ne  f 50  ft  to 
Chester  st  Oct  13,  C W Fullerton  to  Eli- 
zabeth Ann  Kaebler $3,000 

Calumet  av  90  ft  s of  23d  st  wf  60x178  ft 
Oct  18,  Julia  E Baldwin  to  C W Drew 

$13,500 

Curtis  st  100  ft  s of  Huron  ef  48x110  ft  sep 
18,  Est  of  W B Ogden  to  P O Stensland 

$3,600 

College  st  168  ft  e of  Rhodes  av  sf  50x126 
feet  Sept  28,  Mary  F Bliss  to  Ellen  M 

Skinner $6,250 

Centre  av  sw  cor  of  Congress  st,  ef  50x125 
ft  Oct  19,  Bridget  M Nughten  to  James 

Crowe $9,500 

Centre  av  sw  cor  16th  st  ef  25x125  ft  Oct 
6,  Alice  E BurKeto  The  Chicago  Passen- 
ger Ry  Co $2,500 

Congress  st  102  ft  e of  Cicero  ct  sf  25x102 
ft  Oct  12,  Est  of  W B Ogden  to  C E Da- 
vis  $750 

Cottage  Grove  av  40  ft  s of  30th  st  57  ft  to 
alley  Oct  11,  W F My  rick  to  T W Call  et 

al $6,000 

Clybourn  av  359  ft  se  of  Ashland  ne  f 25x 
100  feet  Oct  25,  Edward  Schmitt  to  C H 

Lutz $1,000 

Canal  st  70  feet  s of  Wilson  wf  23x100  feet 
Oct  22,  Jacob  Helbach  to  Jacob  Helbach 

Jr $5,500 

Campbell  av  62  ft  s of  Lexington  st  wf  31 
x44  feet  Oct  20,  J A Cooper  to  W B Cun- 
ningham   $4,000 

California  av  nw  cor  Harvard  st  ef  48%x 
117  ft  Oct  25,  Edwin  Hair  to  0 D Sick- 

ler $2,000 

Cooper  st  140  ft  s of  Fullerton  av  wf  25x 
125  ft  Oct  27,  Barbara  White  to  Augusta 

Kanarska $1,900 

Division  st  ne  cor  Wood  sf  24x100  ft  Oct 
27,  LouisFath  to  Edward  Weisert.  .$2,500 
Davis  st  546  ft  n of  North  av  ef  26x125  ft 
Oct  11,  J J Mitchell  to  Constantin  Nisei 

et  al $650 

Dudley  st  141  ft  s of  Division  st  wf  25x125 
ft  Sept  20,  est  of  Geo  C Cram  to  J Zim- 
merman  $800 

Division  st  sw  cor  Francisco  nf  24x125  ft 
Oot  26,  Denis  Fleming  to  O H Knudsen 

$1,150 

Dearborn  av  227  feet  n of  Burton  pi  ef  23x 
149  ft  July  1,  ’85,  Louis  Stern  to  Henry 

Elkain $5,750 

Dudley  st  140  ft  s of  Hervey  ef  72x125  ft 
also  48x80  ft  in  Blk  37  same  add  Oct  14, 
Nathan  Corwith  to  F W Hatterman  $1,825 


ROBEai:  X.R.RKNS, 

Wholesale  ard  Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBEF 


Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  S*.,  , 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  C&IC8(jO  IJ1 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut.  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring 

bills  cut  to  order. 


Douglas  Park  blvd  ne  corner  Homan  av  sf 
100x188  ft  Oct  9,  C J Hambleton  to  J L 

BaKer $3,000 

Elston  av  188  ft  s of  Augusta  st  ef  24x100 
ft  October  25,  Mary  B Arsen  to  Raphael 

Steiner $7  550 

Elk  Grove  st  192  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  rd 
ef  24x121  ft  Sept  18,  C G Ricslefs  to  A 

W Behnke $475 

Elk  Grove  st  n and  adjoining  above  24x 
121  ft  Sept  18,  C G Ricklefs  to  Caroline 

L Behnke $475 

Elston  av  127  ft  nw  of  Blanche  st  ne  f 25x 
50  feet  Oct  2,  F W Hatterman  to  J Wit- 

kowski $1,200 

Elston  av  136  ft  se  of  North  ne  f 25x92  ft 
Oct  19,  Lawrence  Carpenter  to  FranK 

Orlikowski $800 

Ellis  av  552  feet  nw  of  39th  st  sw  f 40x181 
ft  Oct  23,  Fannie  E & T S Mize  to  Min- 
er T Ames $12,350 

Elston  av  102  9-10ft  n of  Blanche  st  nef  25 
xl43  feet  Sept  21,  F W Hatterman  to  S 

Hoffmann $1,22£ 

Emerald  av  225  ft  s of  29th  st  wf  75x126  ft  " 
October  20,  Albert  Crane  to  J D Caton 

„ $2,130 

Fifteenth  st  288  ft  e of  Wood  st  sf  24x124 
ft  Sept  16,  J A Hall  to  Thos  Orzechow- 

ski $650 

Fremont  st  44  feet  n of  Garfield  av  ef  22x 
125  ft  Sept  14,  J T Davis  to  Mary  M Sin- 

clair $3,100 

Forest  av  nw  cor  37th  st  ef  68x124  ft  Oct 
15,  Sarah  E Patterson  to  Mary  D Bell 

$6,800 

Franklin  st  59  ft  n of  Wendell  wf  25x100 
ft  Oct  8,  Bernard  Coen  to  John  Weissen- 

berger $2,500 

Fullerton  av  se  cor  Cooper  st  nf  75x120  ft 
Oct  23,  Phillip  Burroughs  to  H M Hook- 

er $7,000 

Fairfield  av  s of  12th  st  wf  78x125  ft  sept 
27, .Julian  Hirschbuhl  to  Charles  Shipp 

$1,100 

Fulton  st  23  ft  e of  Paulina  sf  23x124  feet 
Oct  23,  August  Kiesling  to  Nicholas 

Yack $1,900 

Fourteenth  st  240  feet  e of  Paulina  sf  24x 
124  feet  oct  25,  Patrick  Carroll  to  T M 

Coghlan $1,800 

Franklin  st  109  ft  s of  Hills  wf  25x100  feet 
Oct  8,  John  Weisenburger  to  Bernard 

Coen $2,500 

Harrison  st  48  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x100  ft 
oct  25,  G A Hamilton  to  Stephen  Carmo 

dy $1,700 

Harrison  st  192  ft  e Leavitt  nf  24x100  feet 
Oct  25,  Robert  Adams  to  Ellen  A Bahan 

$3,250 

Hastings  st  48  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  48x124 
feet  Sept  3,  J F Rhodes  to  Wm  Hickey 

$1,400 

Hoyne  av  sw  cor  Coblentz  st  ef  24x100  ft 
Oct  14,  John  Gunzenhauser  to  Frank 

Reichel $600 

Harrison  st  52  ft  w of  Albany  av  sf  25x 
124  feet  Oct  20,  Michael  McLaughlin  to 

Hannah  Hancock $500 

Harrison  st  ne  corner  Homan  av  sf  15  acs 
October  4,  H W Hoyt  to  Edson  Keith 

$25,000 

Harrison  st  125  feet  w of  Kedzie  av  sf  25x 
124  feet  Sept  8,  J A Borden  to  Edward 

Ryan $700 

Halsted  st  336  ft  s of  Wright  st  ef  24x100 
ft  Oct  21,  W C Seipp  to  Michael  Petrie 

••• $9,500 

Harrison  st  63  ft  w of  Sacramento  av  sf 
23x125  ft  Oct  18,  Edson  Keith  to  Ellen 

Carmody $700 

Halsted  st  336  ft  s of  Wright  ef  48x100  ft 
Oct  23,  Michael  Petrie  to  Conrad  Seipp 

$9,500 

Hoyne  av  52%  ft  s of  Bryson  wf  25x138  ft 
Oct  4,  Adam  Ochs  to  Adolph  Olson . . . $850 
Halsted  st  se  cor  Taylor  st  wf  36x100  ft 
Oct  19,  Ellen  Crawford  Jr  to  Ellen  Craw- 
ford  $3,000 

Indiana  st  50  ft  e of  St  Clair  nf  50x100  ft 
Sept  30,  John  Vance  to  J W Kepler 

$7,500 

Idaho  st  141  ft  s of  Van  Buren  wf  25x126 
ft  Oct  26,  I R Evans  to  Thos  Moynihan 

• : $1,500 

Indiana  st  e the  premises  No  312  Sept  30, 

T G Dickinson  to  J W Dickinsen.  $12,000 


Julian  st  181  ft  w of  Ashland  av  sf  24x100 
ft  August  20,  W G Anderson  to  Herman 

Jaunusch $625 

Jackson  st  18  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  18x150 
ft  Oct  11,  G N Hull  to  Sadie  A Walkup 

$8,000 

Jackson  st  160  ft  w of  Ashland  av  sf  20x 
100  ft  oct  7,  Paul  Dumond  to  Mary  Leo- 
nard   $7,000 

Kinzie  st  125  ft  w of  Curtis  sf  2'"xll6  feet 
Oct  7Robert  Ellexsen  to  Lawrence  Nel  - 

80n $850 

Kendall  st  444  ftne  of  Taylor  se  f 24x100 
ft  oct  13,  Lottie  E & Z P Lyman  to  Max 

Schweizer • $600 

Kedzie  av  150  ft  n of  Nineteenth  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  Oct  15,  M E Wathen  toD  H Kirk- 
patrick  $4,250 

Leavitt  st  sw  cor  Coblentz  st  ef  24x100  ft 
Oct  21,  Magdalena  Firmhaher  to  Ferdi- 
nand Korff $450 

Louisa  st  174  ft  s of  35th  ef  25x125  ft  Oct 
23,  Richard  BurKe  to  Lucy  Nugent.. $975 
Lane  av  the  premises  No  3764  October  22, 
John  BucKingham  to  Eva  Bucningham 

$7,800 

Lexington  av  71  ft  e of  Washington  sf  24x 
125  ft  oct  25,  T M Crowley  to  Michael 

Hart $2,300 

Leavitt  st  nw  cor  Flournoy  ef  75x100  feet 
oct  23,  Est  of  Hiram  Vander  Belt  to  H 

S & F S Osborue $5,000 

Lane  av  sw  cor  35th  st  ne  f 14x82%x55  ft 
Oct  23,  W W Bell  to  George  Anderegg 

$11,000 

Leavitt  st  219  ft  n of  Hirsch  st  ef  25x124 
f*-  Oct  23,  John  Jensen  to  A Rettersen  et 

al $2,800 

Lubeck  st  188  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf  24xlC0 
ft  Oct  15,  F W Hatterman  et  al  to  H Sie- 

laff $350 

Liberty  st  153  ft  e of  Halsted  st  nf  25x7* 
ft  Oct  25,  Mary  Davlin  to  Mary  Hogan 

$2,000 

Lessing  st  50  ft  s of  Front  wf  25x100  feet 
Oct  8,  G A Robbing  to  John  Mix.  . .$1,350 
May  st  108  ft  s of  Damon  st  wf  25x100  ft 
Sept  21,  Eliza  Turner  to  Felix  Golden 

$2,000 

Michigan  av  100  ft  s of  37th  court  ef  lOOx 
200  feet  Oct  23.  C R Steele  to  H A Rust 

$25,000 

Madison  st  100  ft  e of  Homan  av  nf  25x 
125  ft  oct  25,  C P & A B Dewey  to  Con- 
rad Wanenfelder  et  al $1,375 

Madison  st  73  ft  e of  Sheldon  sf  27x116  ft 
oct  24,  Adam  Kolb  to  Clarinda  Wright 

$23,500 

Michigan  av  50  ft  n of  34th  st  wf  50x143 
feet  Oct  12,  Htnry  Corwith  to  H A Rust 

$13,700 

Madison  st  nw  cor  Sacramento  av  sf  39x 
125  ft  Sept  27,  The  Occidental  Hall  Assn 

to  M A McCallum  et  al $4, COO 

McMullen  court  139  ft  e of  May  st  sf  25x 
100  ft  Oct  20,  Frank  Panec  to  Josef  Ba- 

bicky $2,450 

McGregor  st  200  ft  w of  Portland  av  nf  25 
xl25  ft  Aug  5,  est  of  J L Rogers  to  Jno 

Cremens „ $1,000 

McGregor  st  same  as  above  Sept  30,  John 

Cremens  to  Jno  Ogolin $2,400 

Milliard  av  71  ft  n of  Railroad  wf  25x124 
ft  October  16,  J G Shedd  to  Anna  Gran 

$1,000 

Nineteenth  st  154  ftw  of  Hoyne  av  sf  24x 
124  ft  Sept  27,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  John 

Vanecek $600 

Napoleon  pi  sw  cor  Hanover  st  nf  25x124 
ft  Oct  26,  Maria  Ann  Ebert  to  Michael 

Brand $4,600 

North  av  30  ft  w of  Sedgwick  st  sf  25x105 
feet  Oct  27,  Peter  Michels  to  Friedrich 

Meine $6,000 

Newberry  st  313  feet  n of  Maxwell  wf  24x 
100  ft  Sept  20,  Orlando  Davidson  to  Ma- 
ria T Lewis $1,650 

Nineteenth  place  sw  cor  Johnson  st  nf  24x 
85  ft  Oct  20,  Hannah  J Tierney  to  Wm 

Leoffler $4,600 

Osgood  st  250  feet  s of  Fullerton  av  ef  25x 
124  feet  Oct  26,  Margaret  & J Quirk  to 

Martin  Quirk $900 

Osgood  st  nw  cor  Garfield  av  ef  50x123  ft 
October  25,  Emil  Heinze  to  John  We- 
ber  $7,400 


Ohio  st  148  ft  w of  n Centre  av  sf  24x128 
ft  Sept  24,  F C & T M Adams  to  Marga- 
ret Dahl $4  325  ! 

Oakley  av  200  ft  n of  Taylor  st  wf  25x125 
ft  July  22,  J N Cumming  to  Helen  Tur- 

“er $10,400, 

Ohio  st  96  ft  w of  Ada  sf  24x127  ft  Oct  7, 

G A Robbins  to  H & A Larsen $1,200  • 

Prairie  av  the  premises  No  2623  Oct  9, 
Theresa  M and  H C Rew  to  Clara  W 

Patterson  $10,000 ! 

Prescott  st  nw  cor  Washtenaw  av  sf  25x  ! 

120  ft  Sept  27,  J A Wetherbee  to  Simon 

McMahon $1,500 

Polk  st  72  ft  e of  Nixon  nf  24x105  ft  Sept 
30,  Helena  M Barbour  to  Lillian  P Lin- 

eren $3,000 

Penn  st  109  ft  s of  Vedder  wf  26x111  feet 
May  26,  Christian  Meyer  to  John  C C 

Meyer $1,500 

Paulina  st  96  ft  e of  Emily  st  ef  24x128  ft 
Oct  11,  AV  W Goodman  to  Dora  Wodiok- 

er $925 

Rebecca  st  143  ft  w of  Centre  av  sf  72x124 
ft  Oct  21,  Dorothea  Tatge  to  J P Neal 

$10,500 

Rebecca  st  230  feet  w of  Throop  nf  24x124 
Sept  29,  James  Stinson  to  Louis  Reich- 

ardt $700 

Rebecca  st  nw  cor  Throop  st  sf  72x124  ft 
Oct  26,  P H Murphy  to  Thos  Cusdek  et 

al $2,500 

Robey  st  271  ft  s of  Augusta  st  wf  25x125 
ft  Oct  25,  Arnold  Landgraf  to  Wm  Ter- 

ves $650 

Richmond  st  125  ft  s of  Cortez  ef  12%xl25 
feet  Sept  20,  Est  of  Jas  Carter  t»OH 

Jones .$250 

Rebecca  st  186  ft  e of  California  av  nf  25x 
125  ft  oct  20,  C G Hutchinson  to  Frances 

J Roles $600 

Robey  st  sw  cor  Homer  st  ef  24x100  feet 
April  27,  P S West  to  J G Bodmer. $2,030 
Rhodes  av  87%  ft  s of  32d  st  wf  37%xl50 
feet  Oct  1,  AV  P Nelson  to  Mary  L Ward 

$17,000 

Robey  st  116  ft  s of  Moore  wf  24x99  ft  oct 
16,  Mathew  Kennedy  to  Bernard  Cava- 
naugh   $300 

Robey  st  155  ft  n of  Harrison  st  ef  21%x 
125%  feet  Oct  28,  R A Dowling  to  G C 

Fretter $4,566 

Racine  av  50  ft  s of  Garfield  av  wf  37%x 
123  ft  Sept  1,  Jas  Morgan  to  John  An- 
derson   $960 

Rhodes  av  164  ft  n of  34th  st  ef  50x164  ft 
Oct  4,  D M Stevenson  to  W P Nelson 

$6,750 

State  st  ne  cor  31st  wf  24x115  ft  June  19, 
Elizabeth  Scrafield  to  Conrad  Seipp 

$20,000 

Sawyer  av  200  ft  n of  21st  st  ef  25x124  feet 
Sept  25,  Estelle  A Stephens  to  Gertrude 

W Marshall $4,800 

Shober  st  306  ft  n of  Division  ef  24%xl24 
ft  Oct  20,  Adolph  Loeb  to  John  Jenson 

$1,500 

Sixteenth  st  125  ft  e of  Burlington  nf  25x 

125  ft  oct  8,  Phillipp  Heltzmann  to  Jo- 
seph Belsky $950 

Sangamon  st  126%  ft  s of  Front  ef  23%x 
100  ft  Sept  21,  Francis  E & T M Adams 

to  Joseph  Dumbroski $1,350 

Sixteenth  st  960  ft  e of  Crawford  avnf  & 
extending  s to  Ogden  33  acres  Septem- 
ber 10,  C R Dempster  et  al  to  RR  Cher- 
ry   $39,600 

Seymour  st  225  ft  n of  Bryson  ef  25x126 
ft  oct  11,  AV  R Page  et  al  to  G & J John- 
son   $600 

Sheffield  av  600  ft  s of  Centre  stef  25x125 
ft  Oct  23,  Mathilde  Gutt  to  Agnes  Lud- 
wig  $6,600 

Superior  st  175  ft  w of  Rockwell  st  nf  25x 
123  ft  also  25x123  ft  on  same  st  Oct  12, 

Sarah  Wright  to  A W AVright $1,000 

Sacramento  av  99  ft  n of  Congress  st  ef  24 
xl35  ft  Oct  12,  Edson  Keith  to  J T O’Con- 
nell  $700 

Sheffield  av  244  ft  s of  Webster  av  wf  25x 

126  ft  Oct  14,  J T Davis  to  W P Verity 
$1,100 

State  st  the  premises  No  1812,  October  26, 
Mary  Ann  Hovey  to  Simon  Klein  et  al 

$7,500 

Seventeenth  st  242  ft  e of  AVashtenaw  av 
nf  48x125  ft  July  3,  D W Burrows  to  W 

J Moore $510 

State  st  106%  ft  s of  14th  ef  124%xll4  3- 
10  feet  Oct  22,  R S Reale  to  W A Giles 

$31,125 

Superior  st  w 25  feet  w of  Seymour  nf  25x 
122  ft  Oct  16,  C F AV  Rath  to  J P Hayes 

$1,200 

Sawyer  av  400  ft  s of  19th  st  ef  25x125  ft 
Sept  25,  Estelle  A Stevens  to  Frederics 
Gardner $4,600 


VtEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


603 


State  st  se  cor  34th  wf  25x110  ft  oct  27, 
Lula  W Rhodes  to  C P Packer.  . . . $5,000 
State  st  sw  cor  15th  ef  100x159  ft  Sept  24 

A S Trude  to  R S Peale #35,000 

Soott  st  268  ft  e of  State  sf  50x131  feet  Oct 
19,  Virgina  O Durnee  to  Wm  F Roos 

$11,250 

Twenty  fourth  st  25  feet  e of  Stewart  av  sf 
25x125  feet  Oct  13,  G C Wieland  to  J O 

Armstrong $2,800 

Taylor  st  200  ft  w of  Jefferson  sf  25x116  ft 
October  25,  Jan  Knivanek  to  B Milano 

$650 

Thirty  fifth  st  140  feet  w of  Dashiel  sf  50x 
136  ft  Oct  23,  Thos  Carney  to  Louis  01- 

cese $1 1,500 

Thirteenth  st  150  ft  e of  Centre  av  sf  25x 

124  feet  Oct  28,  L A W Tiemann  to  G O 

Rickhardt $6,000 

Twenty  ninth  st  116  feet  e of  Hanover  nf 
100x886  feet  Oct  11,  H E Weaver  to  Le- 
high Valley  Coal  Co $54,300 

Thirty  seventh  st  120  ft  w of  Wallace  sf  24 
xl25  feet  Oct  19,  Bridget  Fitzgerald  to 

Wm  O’Brien $1,000 

Twentieth  st  25  feet  e of  Oaxley  av  sf  25x 

125  ft  und  % Oct  26,  Herman  Lemue  to 

A A Lemke $1,000 

Turner  av  325  ft  s of  19th  st  ef  25x125  ft 
October  21,  C B Sawyer  to  Mary  E Faley 


Thirty  fourth  st  29  ft  e of  Auburn  st  nf  25 
xl38  ft  Sept  1,  Sarah  Burns  to  Michael 

Moriarity $550 

Thirty  first  st  sw  cor  Beers  nf  320x781  ft 
Sept  10,  Alex  Morrison  to  David  Wil- 
liams   $12,000 

Throop  st  sw  cor  19th  ef  39x106  ft  Oct  1, 
Estate  of  Augusta  M Huntington  to  J C 

Land  et  al $8,500 

Taylor  st  73  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x132  ft 
Sept  11,  A C Goodman  to  H S Thomp- 
son   $1,400 

Twelfth  st  23  ft  w of  Newberry  av  nf  24x 
100  ft  October  26,  Henry  Brummel  to  M 

Schmitt $4,400 

Thirty  first  st  73  it  e os  Hanover  st  sf  72x 
110  ft  Sept  20,  est  of  David  Davis  to  Le- 
high Valley  Coal  Co $6,600 

Van  Buren  st  200  feet  e of  Laflin  st  sf  25 x 
188  ft  July  5,  M W Hill  to  Barbara  Ti- 

tns $4,000 

Vernon  Park  pi  139  ft  w of  Sibley  st  nf  23 
xl50  ft  Oct  26,  T C Grayson  to  D Pelle- 
tier   $1,350 

Van  Horn  st  290  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x 
124  ft  Oct  21,  John  Kunt  to  Vaclav  Mai- 

ek $900 

Vernon  av  140  ft  n of  32d  st  ef  25x164  ft 
Oct  10,  Martha  E Buckingham  to  S M 

Seator $2,00( 

Wabansia  av  175  ft  sw  of  McHenry  st  se  f 
25x105  ft  July  22,  Bernard  Timmerman 

to  Andrew  McCarthy $800 

Willis  court  100  ft  s of  13th  st  ef  25x72  ft 
Sept  1,  E A West  to  Thomas  Delaney 

$2,250 

Wabansia  av  174  feet  w of  Robey  st  sf  24x 
100  ft  oct  22,  Catherine  H Tilford  to  F 

W Hatterman $400 

Wood  st  se  cor  Emily  wf  25x128  ft  Aug  17, 

F C Foster  to  Friedrich  Schneider . $1,200 
Wabash  av  354  ft  s of  14th  st  wf  30x182  ft 
Sept  22,  T B Bryan  to  Lawrence  New- 
man  $12,500 

Wood  st  200  ft  s of  Taylor  wf  25x125  feet 
Oct  11,  Peter  Asterling  to  Margaret  A 

Conroy $2,500 

Wells  st  109  ft  s of  Chestnut  wf  29)4x100 
feet  Oet  22,  E P Pihl  to  Nicholas  Eich 

$19,000 

Warren  av  150  ft  w of  Kedzie  sf  October 
1,  William  Heinemannto  Patrick  Hayes 

$3,000 

Wall  st  72  ft  n of  James  av  wf  24x124  feet 
Oct  9,  Mary  L Barnes  to  Chas  Klinger 

$500 

Wentworth  av  125  ft  s of  31st  stef  25x125 
ft  October  22,  S M Smith  to  John  Miller 

$2,200 

Walnut  st  nw  cor  Parker  place  sf  75)4X 
xl06ft  Sept  25,  R P Chew  to  T J Bros- 

man $1,500 

Willis  court  50  ft  s of  13th  st  ef  25x72  feet 
Sept  1,  E A West  to  Mary  Ann  Murphy 
$2,250 

Wallace  st  465  feet  s of  33d  ef  35x124  feet 
Oct  1,  D R Cameron  to  Patrick  Cain 

$1,500 

Western  av  173  ft  s of  Thompson  st  ef  25x 
126  ft  Oct  21,  A H Harvey  to  J T Haar- 

ing $700 

Wesson  st  207)4  ft  s of  Oak  wf  19x60  feet 
Oct  25,  J E Otis  to  Louis  Van  W'azer 

$1,600 

Wells  st  60  ft  n of  Kinzie  ef  613^ x60  feet 


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FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY 


Oct  18,  Fanny  L Egertcn  to  W C New- 
berry   $16,000 

Walnut  st  295  ft  w of  Kedzie  av  nf  125  ft 
alley  July  26,  John  Tyrrell  to  W S Ellis 

.... $2,500 

Wabash  av  124  ft  n of  36th  st  ef  25x169  ft 
Oct  8,  Caroline  Simon  to  David  Coey 

$3,375 

Washtenaw  av  100  ft  n of  Thompson  st  ef 
25x125  ft  Sept  27,  Hattie  C Hoffman  to 

Lizzie  M Hanson $550 

Wentworth  av  169  ft  s of  White-House  pi 
ef  29)4x133  ft  June  23,  Barbara  Ave  to 

Friedericke  Michaelson $2,320 

Wentworth  av  n and  adj  above  50x133  ft 
June  29,  Barbara  Ave  to  Chas  Kagmin- 
ski $4,000 

Worth  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  ne  cor  Otto  st  wf  41x125  feet 
Sept  7,  S M Church  et  al  to  G & C Rach- 

$1,900 

Ashland  av  116  ft  n of  Otto  st  wf  25x125  ft 
Oct  9,  S M Church  et  al  et  Chas  Voelken- 

ing $725 

Belmont  av  sw  cor  Herndon  st  nf  55  ft  to 
alley  Oct  20,  Wm  Siegler  to  Ferdinand 

Siegler $1,500 

Burling  st  668  ft  s of  Wrightwood  av  wf 
25x125  ft  Oct  28,  Thos  Purdon  to  T J 

Corcoran $3,000 

Burling  st  same  as  above  oct  25,  T J Cor- 
coran to  Ellen  E Purdon $3,000 

Burling  st  172  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av  ef  25 
xlOO  feet  Sept  3u,  Alex  Leaf  to  Earnst 

Fabi $"50 

Byron  st  135  ft  e of  Sheldon  nf  50x150  ft 
Oct  12,  Daniel  Goodwin  to  O M Soker 

$2,000 

Belmont  av  144  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  24x 
125  ft  Oct  8,  S E Gross  to  Wm  Beinssen 

$725 

Clark  st  n 196  3-10  ft  n of  School  ef  25 x 
150  ft  Oct  22,  Wm  Hudson  to  P F Car- 

roll $1,100 

Clark  st  n 353  ft  nw  of  Wrightwood  av  nw 
f 50x250  ft  Sept  29,  Union  Mut  Life  Ins 

Co  to  G A Hills $8,500 

Clark  st  146  ft  nw  of  School  ne  f 50x148  ft 
Oct  25,  Wm  Hodsen  to  John  Martinsen 

$2,400 

Diversy  st  50  ft  w of  Hale  st  sf  50x140  ft 
Oct  27,  Cecelia  & E O Moeller  to  A J Cox 

$10,000 

East  Ravenswood  Park  50  ft  n of  Tuttle  av 
wf  50x163  ft  Mch  15,  G R Rollins  to  J J 

Byl $400 

Evanston  av  n of  Graceland  sw  f 42x165  ft 
Oct  1,  C H Howard  to  John  Pedgrift 

$5,700 

Fullerton  av  50  ft  e of  High  st  sf  25x125 
ft  Oct  21,  Sebastian  Werdel  to  Michael 

Radzejewska $4,000 

Fletcher  st  478  ft  w of  Evanston  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Sept  7,  Luke  HitchcocK  to  Gilbert 

Jardine $875 

Graceland  av  169)4  ft  w of  Robey  st  nf  40 
xl22  ft  Oct  22,  Axel  Chytraus  to  h A E 

Hessilroth $1,000 

Gross  ParK  300  ft  e of  Wood  st  nf  24%x 
108  ft  August  4,  S E Gross  to  J J Peters 

$550 

Gross  av  sw  cor  of  Homer  ef  24x113  feet 

June  28,  S E Gross  to  F W Kott $600 

Green  Bay  road  105  ft  nw  of  Cornelia  st 
ne  f 11)0x125  ft  Oct  4 , E J Lehmann  to 

Helen  C Balmer $3,600 

Graceland  av  150  ft  e of  Ashland  nf  25x 
150  ft  Oct  23,  D Goodwin  to  H Reiueke 

$600 

Graceland  av  w and  adj  above  25x150  feet 
Oct  23,  D Goodwin  to  A F Reiueke.  .$600 
Halsted  st  114  ft  s of  Addison  st  wf  25x200 
ft  Oct  25.  Christine  Miller  to  F J Miller 

$850 

Halsted  st  It  in  rear  of  above  50x100  feet 
oct  26,  Christine  Miller  to  Herman  Han- 

stein $700 

Halsted  st  n the  premises  No  1152  Oct  16, 

J T Davis  to  C F Paulus $2,450 

Layton  st  n of  Belmont  av  131  ft  w of  Ra- 
cine sf  25x127  ft  June  26,  J PAltgeld  to 

F HNatt $550 

Laton  st  n of  Belmont  av  w and  adj  above 
25x127  ft  Aug  9.  Same  to  August  Peters 

$550 

Melrose  st  230)4  ft  e of  Halsted  st  sf  37)4 


xlOO  ft  Sept  17  H G naugan  to  Johanna 

Nelson  et  al $3,000 

Melrose  st  48  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x125 
feet  Oct  18,  S E Gross  to  C W Bickell 

$500 

Melrose  st  468  ft  e of  Halsted  sf  50x100  ft 
Oct  11,  H G Haugan  to  Belle  Newton 

$1,400 

Melrose  st  216  feet  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x 
125  feet  Oct  12,  S E Gross  to  Sophie  and 

Emma  Anderson 

Melrose  st  475  ft  w of  Evanston  Road  sf 
25x116  4-10  ft  Oct  20,  H M Peters  to  Wm 

Horne $825 

Melrose  st  120  fteof  Sheldon  av  sf  24x125 
feet  Oct  4,  S E Gross  to  Carl  Roskidda 


Melrose  st  240  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x125 
ft  Sept  8,  S E Gross  to  Benjamin  Cohn 

$625 

Nevada  st  772  ft  e of  Evanston  road  nf  50 
xl60  ft  Oct  26’  Emilie  and  E Wiegleb  to 

Peter  Merz $2,0J0 

Nevada  st  622  ft  e of  Evenston  road  nf  25 
xl66  feet  Oct  26,  Peter  Merz  to  Emilie 

Wiegleb $1,000 

Noble  st  229  ft  e of  Herndon  nf  25x125  ft 
Sept  7,  J P Altgeld  to  Peter  Keuth . . . $550 
Otto  st  141  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  22x120  ft 
oct  5,  S M Church  et  al  to  Stephen  Havi- 

land $450 

Orchard  st  543  ft  s of  Wrightwood  av  ef  25 
xl25  ft  Sept  28,  Herman  Miller  to  Susan 

Farrell $2500 

Roscoe  st  416  ft  w of  Halsted  nf  25x124  ft 
octobei  20,  Clarence  Bucidngham  to  A P 

Johnson  

Roscoe  st  96  ft  w of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x125 
ft  Aug  30,  S E Gross  to  D E Morgan  $350 
Roscoe  st  se  cor  Robey  nf  50x125  ft  June 

7,  S E Gross  to  Carl  Cropp $750 

Roscoe  st  175  ft  e of  Perry  st  nf  37)4x120 
ft  Oct  2;  S M Church  et  al  to  Fred  Sch- 

mohl $825 

Southport  av  sw  cor  Roscoe  st  ef  100x120 
feet  Oct  11,  S M Churoh  et  al  to  Charles 

Damler $3,000 

Snyder  st  100  ft  s of  School  st  ef  25x123)4 
ft  Sept  30,  Amourette  F Baxter  to  Q R 

Drake $600 

School  st  516  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  25x100  ft 
Oct  11,  H G Haugan  to  Ellen  Warner 

$650 

St  Elmo  st  25  ft  e of  Wood  nf  25x125  feet 
Mch  15,  S E Gross  to  H Saldwisch.  . .$450 
School  st  24  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x125 
feet  July  20,  S E Gross  to  Jean  Laxner 

$500 

School  st  48  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x125 
ft  Aug  13,  S E Gross  to  John  Kraemer 

$475 

School  st  120  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x125 
ft  Oct  18,  S E Gross  to  Max  Kaiser. . $500 
School  stne  cor  of  Sheldon  av  sf  24x125 
ft  Apr  19,  S E Gross  to  C A Gustafson 

$575 

South  Park  av  186  ft  s of  Marianna  st  wf 
31x124  ft  Oct  12,  Louis  Kroeck  to  Henry 

Hage $1,800 

Southport  av  55  ft  s of  George  st  wf  26x 
120  ft  Oct  23,  Ernst  Prussing  to  Henry 

Ruter $575 

Southport  av  223  ft  s of  Wrightwood  wf 
25x124  feet  May  28,0  H Sickel  to  John 

Lietz $725 

Sheffield  av  192  ft  s of  Addison  stef  24x 
125  ft  Oct  20,  Rebecca  Miner  to  Mary  E 

Hall $350 

Southport  av  nw  cor  Roscoe  st  ef  74)4x 
120  ft  Sept  1,  S M Church  et  al  to  John 

Damler $4,850 

Western  av  se  cor  School  st  wf  49x120  ft 
Sept  22,  W L Schrader  to  Matilda  Leh, 

man $1,000 

Wellington  st  ne  cor  Centre  sf  50x144  feet 
Oct  27,  Sophia  Hauck  to  Thos  Tagney 
$3,800 

Wrightwood  av  456  ft  w of  Halsted  st  nf  25 
x 125  ft  Sept  20, J B Moore  toP  K Glimme 
$1,000 

Wrightwood  av  74  ft  w of  Herndon  st  sf  25 
129  feet  Oct  25,  Oscar  Chas  to  Alex  Roy 
$600 

Woodside  av  375  ft  n of  School  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  Oct  14,  H G Schmiedel  to  Katha- 
rina  Vallmer $1,100 


Moutli  of  City  l.lmltH. 

Butterfield  st  169  ft  s of  52d  fit  ef  25x100 
ft  May  10,  Robert  Berger  to  Fritz  Kuehl 

....  . $450 

Cornell  st  406  ft  s of  51st  st  wf  30x150  ft 
Oct  6,  B P Hutchinson  to  II  M Pallard 

$1,800 

Cornell  st  386  ft  s of  51st  wf  20x160  feet 
Sept  15,  Clara  L Woodyatt  to  Chas  L 

Hutchinson  $1,000 

Cottage  Grove  av  ne  cor  55th  st  wf  120x 
130  ft  also  120x106  ft  in  same  blk  Oct 
15,  Est  of  Ephraim  Addems  to  H M 

Sherwood $6,000 

Chestnut  st  ne  cor  Wrioht  sf  60x121  feet 
June  16,  Braton  Bushee  to  G Romanus 

$8,000 

Cornell  st336  ft  s of  51st  wf  25x150  ft  sept 
15,  B P Hutchinson  to  Clara  L Woodyatt 

$1,000 

Champlain  av,  144  ftn  of  45th  st  sf  50x125 
ft  Oct  19,  Metropolitan  Bank  of  N Y to 

WM  Bcoth $1,600 

Cook  st  136  ft  s of  50th  wf  25x124)4  feet 
July  26, J TYoung  et  al  to  Stephen  Mal- 

lette  Sr $600 

Cook  st  n of  and  adjoining  above  25x124)4 
feet  July  26,  J T Young  et  al  to  Israel 

Weinburg $3oO 

Dearborn  st  n of  50th  wf  80x100  ft  Oct  20, 

J C McCullough  to  Joseph  Fritzenschaf 

$1,305 

Dearborn  st  50  ft  s of  44th  ef  25x100  feet 
June  21,  Conrad  Seipp  to  Christian 

Horchler $700 

Dexter  Park  av  nw  cor  51st  st  10  acres  ex- 
cept streets  with  other  property  Sept  17 
Estate  of  Thomas  Hughes  to  Raspin  R 

Cherry $15,691 

Englewood  av  41)4  ft  w of  Stewart  sf  40x 
128  ft  August  25,  S W Keeler  to  Calvin 

Carr $4,800 

Evans  av  166  ft  s of  44th  st  wf  25x179  ft 
Aug  28,  The  Bank  of  Silver  Creek  to  L 

M Paine $2,000 

Forty  sixth  st  139  ft  e of  Champlain  av  sf 
25x120  feet  Oct  12,  W J Watson  to  W B 

Thomson $750 

Forty  third  st  125  ft  e of  William  nf  25x 
126  ft  Oct  25,  Mary  A Bracken  to  Cath- 
erine Dore $2,700 

Fifty  third  st  ne  cor  Kimbark  av  sf  lOOx 
150  ft  August  24,  W T Miller  to  G A Ar- 
nold  $7,500 

Frazier  st  207  ft  s of  47th  st  ef  24x124  ft 
Oct  15,  C R Walleck  to  Anton  Lusxa  $350 
Fifty  ninth  st  147  ft  w of  State  st  sf  50x 
200  ft  also  25x132  ft  on  State  st  adj  Oct 
28.  P P Roubek  to  William  Murdoch 

$2,200 

Forty  fourth  st  256  ft  e of  Wallace  st  nf 
24x125  feet  July  31,  J P Bowes  et  al  to 

Dennis  Calnan $650 

Fifty  eighth  st  82  ft  e of  Stewart  av  nf  25 
xl36  ft  Oct  15,  H B Lewis  to  Joseph 

Luft $450 

Green  st  71  ft  e of  Leggate  av  nf  25x125 
July  13,  N Corwith  et  al  to  John  Tess- 

ier $300 

Goodspeed  av  ne  cor  50th  st  wf  48x124  ft 

Oct  4,E  O Hi  is  to  P J Klein $625 

Greenwood  av  sw  cor  48th  st  ef  100x264  ft 
Oct  1,  C August  Sheldon  to  Martha  J 

Morse $2O,0q0 

Greenwood  av  s of  and  adj  above  110x264 
ft  also  25x154  ft  in  rear  Oct  1,  same  to 

Chas  H Morse $21,000 

Jeffereon  av  44  ft  n of  56th  st  ef  50x150  ft 
Oct  27,  P J Ryan  to  J B Doggett.  .$2,000 
Kimbark  av  146  ft  n of  58th  st  wf  35x175 
ft  Oct  20,  Agnes  Parrott  to  O M Wells 

$3,000 

Lake  av  275  ft  nw  of  41st  st  se  f 50  ft  to 
R R October  11,  D B Ivison  to  Elizabeth 

StricKland $9,000 

Lexington  av  100  ft  s of  52d  st  wf  50x164 
June  7,  William  Boalch  to  J S Bielfeld 
$1,750 

Matteson  st  268  ft  e of  Halsted  st  sf  24x 
125  ft  Aug  19,  R E Fowler  to  Ella  Har- 
ris   $70-j 

Michigan  av  462  ft  n of  Sixty  third  st  ef 
99x135  ft  Oct  8,  D G Hamilton  to  C M 

Smith $1,980 

Monroe  st  nw  cor  57th  ef  98x120  ft  Oct  29, 

H L Barney  to  F I Bennett $3,6  .0 

May  st  155  ft  n of  52d  wf  22x125  ft  May 
27.  C J Hambleton  to  Margaret  Wallace 
$020 

Prairie  av  280  feet  s of  39th  st  ef  20x161)4 
feet  oct  12,  O M Wells  to  Martina  Keil- 

bach $7,000 

Prairie  av  197  ft  s of  46th  st  ef  13x161  ft 
Sept  20,  D K Pearson  to  John  Ratten- 
bury $<78 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


State  at  308  ft  s of  51st  st  ef  26x118  ft  Oct 
27,  P J Hassander  toF  M Mitch. . ..$1,500 
Sixtieth  st  644  ft  e of  KanKakee  av  nf  322x 
594  ft  Sept  13,  C J Chalfant  to  Chas  H 

Miffin $12,500 

Sixtieth  st  w of  and  adj  abive  322x594  ft 
Sept  17,  Helen  A Guilford  to  C h M.ffiu 

$12,500 

Sixtieth  st  se  cor  KanKakee  av  nf  322x594 
ft  Sept  17,  D M Richmond  to  G h Miffin 

$15,000 

Sixtieth  st  se  cor  Kankakee  av  nf  966x1.782 
ft  Oct  30,  Chas  h Mifflin  to  John  J Mitc- 
hell   $40,000 

St  Lawrence  av  50  ft  s of  44th  st  wf  25x 
126  ft  Oct  19,  Metropolitan  Natl  Bk  to 

Denis  T Cotter $1,000 

Throop  st  236  ft  s of  50th  wf  24x124  feet 
July  26,  J T Young  et  al  to  Philomena 

Rivet $300 

Throop  st  8 of  and  adj  above  25x124  feet 
July  26,  J T Young  et  al  to  Elizabeth 

Rivet $300 

Throop  st  211  ft  s of  50th  wf  25xl24  feet 
July  26,  J T Young  et  al  to  P C Bodeker 


.$300 


Tracey  av  n of  Garfield  wf  21)^x135  ft  Oct 
16,  Andrew  Gooden  to  Solomon  Swan 

sen $525 

Throop  st  si  cor  50th  wf  61x124  ft  Oct  23, 

J T Young  to  Chas  Marcott $900 

Wcod  st  238  ft  s of  43d  ef  24x125  ft  Aug 
6,  et-tate  of  H F Ward  to  Rebecca  Devine 


.$320 


Woodlawn  av  100  ft  s of  52d  st  ef  50x164 
ft  oct  23,  A M Ellsworth  to  F H Madden 

$3,000 

Wentworth  av  750  feet  n of  43d  st  ef  25x 
122J^  feet  Oct  22,  James  Harding  to  H 

Fiedler $2,500 

Wood  st  94  feet  s of  49th  st  ef  48x122  feet 
Oct  6,  E O Hilis  to  Elizabeth  Reszczyn- 

ska $600 

Wentworth  av  56  ftn  of  Cedar  st  ef  30x125 
ft  Oct  8,  Gustav  Keeley  to  Pite  Ekdahl 

$1,300 

Woodlawn  av  se  cor  61st  st  wf  98  feet  to 
Madison  av  oct  25,  Josiah  B Reeve  to  111 
Central  R R Co $19,200 


West  of  City  Limits. 


Armitage  av  se  cor  Deerpath  nf  24x124  ft 
Oct  6,  est  of  W S Johnston  to  Theodore 

Kremer $1,175 

Diversey  st  96  ft  w of  Morrison  av  sf  72x 
125  ft  Sept  11,  L A Eliel  to  G L Berg  $450 
Fullerton  av  se  cor  Hamilton  nf  10  acres 
Oct  22,  T E Patterson  to  Sarah  J Staley 

$11,000 

Hamlin  av  120  ft  n of  Breckenridge  av  ef 
120x290  ft  Aug  12,  F T Peet  to  Wm  Peet 

Jr $2,000 

Hamilton  avsw  cor  Evergreen  ef  561x598 
ft  to  Springfield  av  (except  street,)  Oct- 
ober 25,  J F Keeney  to  Fenton  B Turck 

$24,200 

Johnston  av  650  ft  w of  Thomas  nf  25x100 
ft  June  22,  F h Dicky  to  Ann  S Robin- 
son  $1,250 

McGovern  st  w of  Milwaukee  av  nf  24x140 
ft  Oct  20,  Michael  Moore  to  J B Henney 


.$400 


Springfield  av  nw  cor  Dickens  ef  267  ft  to 
railroad  Sept  28,  Adeline  M Davis  to 

Simeon  D Ovitt $18,000 

Simons  av  162  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  ef  25x 
103  ft  Oot  19.  T O Roberts  to  R O Rob- 
erts  $400 

Second  av  eof  Humboldt  blvd  ne  f 100  ft 
to  alley  Oct  26.  Eleanor  Story  to  Chris- 
tina Oswald $1,200 


AORKFJIENTS  FOR  DEEDS. 


Premises  No  202  W Chicago  ave,  Oct  5,  Chas  Paeh- 

ler  to  Sophie  Nabroth $3500 

Lots  37  and  38  Scovell’s  addn  t j Cornell,  Oct  25,  F 

G Springer  to  John  Roache  $25'  0 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  2 Cornell,  Sept  15,  B Bryan  to  J 

Spencer $4g6 

Lots  40  and  41  b 4 se  H nw  y 17  37  15,  Sept  23,  El- 
len T Lloyd  to  Annie  Muney  $400 

Lots  23  and  24  b 4,  same,  Sept  23.  same  to  Margare- 

tha  May $305 

Premises  No  737  North  Morgan  st,  on  lot  23  b 13,  se 
14  2d  39  14,  October  22,  Frank  Walis  to  A Charvat, 

$3?25 

Premises  No  1728  and  1730  South  Clark  street,  Oct  3, 

Henry  Freiberg  to  G & W Freudenberg $5,100 

Lot  5 b 9,  S Chicago,  July  16,  C & C C & D Co  to  W 

Col  berg  et  al  ...  $525 

Lots  9 and  10  b 6 Browne  k,  Culver’s  addn  to  North 
Evanston,  Aug  9,  Chas  E Browne  to  T Knowles, 

$200 

Lots  21  and  22  of  part  lot  15  Bronson’s  addn,  Oct  8, 

Henry  Witty  to  Frank  Linsenbarth $6900 

Lots  122  blk  3 Walker’s  Dock  add,  Oct  23,  Pleasant 

Amick  to  Chas  Heper $7500 

Lot  3 b 6 Hegewisch  1st  add  to  Hegewisch  to  I N A 

Weaver $125 

Lot  1 b 15  w 14  etc  17  39  14,  Oct  13,  James  Kelly  to 

Louise  Morris $8,000 

Lot  52  Wedell’s  sub  in  se  quar  20  38  14,  Apr  26,  R S 
LCox  to  Mrs  W C Angell  $300 


Coffin,  Devoe  & Co. 


WHITE  LEAD,  COLORS,  BRUSHES,  VARNISHES 
P.  W.  Devoe  & Co.’s  Ready  Mixed  House  Paints 

•A  NT  ID  I3  -A.  X XT  T E R,  S ’ £>  XT  P P t , t q 

176  RANDOLPH  ST.,  - . . CHICAGO, 


Lot  72  Gross  Park  2d  add,  Oct  14,  Sami  E Gross  to 

Anthony  N Brooks $425 

North  25  feet  of  lot  3 b 13,  Normal  School  in  21  38 
14,  oot  23,  J B Bowes  & Co.  to  F O Cruikshank, 

$400 

Lots  38  of  lot  2,  County  Clerk’s  div  of  b 5 nw  quar. 
etc  32  39  14,  June  i 8 Edward  Harland  to  Edward 

Liersh $joo 

Lot  5 Dumtu’ssub  in  16  38  14,  Oct  21.  H A Wilson 

to  J L Flannery $2158 

Lots  36  39  41  to  48  b 1 b 2;  Lots  15  and  14,  Crocker’s 
re-sub  17  38  14.  Aug  14,  First  Natl  Bu’k  Ft  Dodge, 

Iowa,  to  Edgar  B Jarvis $3814 

Lot  22  and  s 14  lot  21  blk  8 Turner’s  sub  ne  qr  se  qr 
19  40  14,  Oct  18,  G H H A Thomas  to  Emma  Boyls- 

ton $1125 

Lot  17  b 14  Cornell,  Sept  1,  Thos  B Bryan  to  Peter 

Hyan  to  P ter  Hanson $325 

Lots  25  to  35  b 4 on  Desplaines  st,  between  59th  st 
and  Pan  Handle  Railroad,  oct  9,  J LSwan  to  W D 

Rowley  $3,500 

Lot  11  blk  5.  Culver’s  add  to  N Evanston,  Feb  2,  ’85, 

Nelson  Culver  to  Henry  Aumann $310 

Lot  6 b 75  Hyde  Park,  May  1,  Chas  B Dukey  to  Geo 

M Hoyt $1500 

Lot  38  b 12  Reaper  add,  Sept  13,  F Nowak  to  Marg- 

are’h  Sharon $500 

Lots  3 and  4 b 1 b 4,  Sheffield  add,  oct  22,  Arson  P 

Kello  <g  to  J J Anderson I380U 

Lots  5 and  6 b 1 blk  4,  Seeffield  add.  same  to  Geo  A 

Hills $7550 

Lot  6 b5  Brown’s  add  to  Evanston,  Sept  22,  Chas  E 

Browne  to  Francis  D Deloe $500 

Lot  25  bl9  Holstein,  Aug  2K,  Magdalen  and  Henry 

Fernhber  to  Ferdinand  Korff $450 

Lots  46  aud  47  blk  3 Trego  & Smith’s  6ub  in  nw  qr 
25  39  13,  Oct  13,  Trego  & Smith  to  John  Kozelsky, 

$550 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  3,  same,  oct  11,  same  to  Jacob  Ro- 

besch $55q 

Lot  96  blek  10  7 39  14,  Sept  27,  Griffin  & Dwight  to 

Wm  Ware $750 

Lots  13  and  14  b 5,  Craft’s  sub  se  qr  ne  qr  9 39  13, 
June  7,  Margaret  Lawrence  to  Alex’r  Anderson, 

$700 

Lot  52  div  3 S Jhore  sub  n ‘A  30  38 15,  oct  1,  B A Ul- 
rich to  J B G'bson $1500 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 


Lots  5 7 9 11  blk  2,  Westfall’s  sub  in  30  38  15,  Oct  22, 
Merchants,  Farmers  and  Mechanics’  Sav’gs  Rank 

to  S M Ward $200) 

Lots  13  and  14  blk  3,  Lancaster’s  sub  sw  qr  22  38  14, 
October  25,  Bridget  Murtagh  to  Ferdinand  Zeng. 

$3  00 

Lot  13  b 21.  S Chicago,  oct  20,  C & C C & D Co  to  J 

Wachow-ki $250 

Lot  16  blk  15  Taylor’s  2d  addn  to  S Chicago,  oct  20, 

Gustaf  Widell  to  ChasW  Lyman 1300 

Lot  34  b 1 blk  4,  Norton’s  sub  ne  qr  27  38  14,  oct  22, 

John  B Jackson  to  J Rensink $400 

Lot  30  Woodlawn  Terrace,  May  22,  Allen  J Maher 

to  Chas  Pennington  $1200 

Lot  21  b 4 Hegewisch,  oct  20,  A Hegewisch  to  J F 

C-seidy $2000 

Same  premises,  oct  20,  James  F Cassidy  to  Eliza  A 

Kirkpatrick  $1700 

Lots  71  72  98  99  Brookdale,  oct  15,  Sami  E Gross  et 

al  to  John  W Gross $96'  0 

Lots  68  and  69  b 4,  Fallis  & Gano’s  addn  to  Pullman 

Sept  3,  Frank  Goossens  to  H Boussemaere $2  0 

Lot  2 b 33  Cornell,  Oct  13,  Marcus  A Farwell  to  G A 

Neeb $41  0 

Lots  16  17  18  b 3 of  b 1,  Norton’s  sub  ne  qr  27  38  14, 
oct  20,  William  V Jacobs  to  Bertha  Essroyer, 


.$12000 


Lots  35  and  36  b 14,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  w (4 
se  qr  22  38  14,  October  20,  Luman  Allen  to  John  A 

Jones $1201 

Lots  37  and  38  Scovel’s  add  to  Cornell,  oct  25,  Frnk 

G Springer  to  Mary  Roche $2,500 

Lots  30  and  31  b 140,  South  Chicago,  Oct  26,  C & C C 

& D Co  to  Conrad  Rehm $2,000 

Lots  5 6 7 b 11,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  w % se  qr 
22  38  14,  oct  7,  Thomas  P Keefe  to  Mary  E Willey 


$1800 


Lot  15  Gano’s  sub  in  ne  quar  18  37  15,  oct  11,  W S 

Blanchfiehl  to  Louis  A Frey $110 

Lots  15  and  16  b 1 in  sub  of  se  qr  nw  qr  ne  qr  22  38 
14,  Aug  20,  Edward  S Dreyer  to  George  Wragg, 
$500 


LAKE. 


Lot  9 blk  5 Linden  Grove, oct  15,Jas  W Converse  to 

Evert  Rich $765 

Lot  6 b 5 Parmly’s  Normal  Park  add.  Sept  20,  Sami 

P Parmly  to  Edwd  B McCleary  $350 

Lot  21  block  4 Smith’s  add  Normalviile,  Nov  8,  J D 

Smith  to  John  L Day $325 

Lot  22  block  4 same,  December  1,  ’85,  same  to  same 

$325 


Lot  21  blk  4,  same,  oct  12,  John  L Day  to  Peter  Oas- 

terling $550 

Lot  22  blk  4 same,  Oct  12,  same  to  Tunis  Oasterling 


$550 


South  5 ft  lot  35  and  north  20  ft  lot  34  b 6,  Universi- 
ty sub  of  Englewood,  oct  21,  Lucius  H Jones  to 

Josephi  ne  M Clark $1150 

Los  16  27  28  blk  5,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  21  38  14;  oct 

1,  Jas  D Smith  to  Chas  H Caldwell $525 

Lots  27  and  28  blook  5 same  sub,  oct  1,  Chas  H Cald- 
well to  John  Campbell  $872 

East  66  ft  of  lots  6 and  7 b 19,  Linden  Grove,  Oct  20, 

Geo  Byrne  to  C H Velmeyer $1450 

Lots  1 to  48  blk  8 Lee’s  sub  w 14  se  qr  20  38  14,  Aug 
10,  Isabella  Leslie  to  Frank  H Dickey  et  al, 

$5000 


N 38  ft  of  lot  21  b 1,  Perry’s  2d  sub,  Taylor’s  sub  e 
*4  se  quar  21  38  14,  Oct  18,  Marion  W Farmer  to 
Elizabeth  F Kearney $1300 


Lot  17  and  18  b 4 Western  Springs, July  14,  Clarence 

J Peck  to  Hilda  C Nelson $225 

Lots  13  and  14  (ex  8 25  ft)  blk  4 Western  Springs, 
July  12,  Hilla  0 Nelson  to  does  O Arbeen, 


.$8 15 


Lots  8 9,  13  to  17  block  11,  Western  Springs,  Aug  18. 

Frk  A Johnson  to  B Williams $4,500 

Lots  2 3 4,  8 to  16  blck  12,  same,  Sept  28,  Clarence  I 
Peck  to  B Williams  $4,000 


OALUMET. 


Lots  10  to  15  and  23  to  24  b 12,  Butterfield’s  sub  of 
lots  1 2 3 6,  Krueger’s  sub  ne  qr  30  37  14,  April  25, 

Jerome  B Poole  to  Jas  F Claflin $4500 

South  50  ft  of  lot  8 b 15,  Washington  Heights,  Sept 

14,  Thos  Bartee  to  Jas  J Glackiu  Jr $1600 

N 59  ft  lot  21  blk  3,  Hilliard  & Dobbin’s  1st  add  to 
Washington  Heights,  with  other  property,  Dec  11 

’84,  Frank  Lang  to  Anton  Lang $1000 

S 50  ft  of  lot  8 in  re-sab  of  lots  1 to  10  etc,  block  G, 
Morgan  Park,  Sept  20,  George  R Clarke  to  Caleb 

Hollis $2900 

Lot  5 b 22,  Blue  Island,  Oct  6,  Charles  Morgan  to  C 

Muhs $600 

Lot  4 b 22  same,  Oct  6.  same  to  F Earns $600 

East  30  ft  lot  4 and  w 28  feet  lot  5 of  lots  6 to  12  etc, 
blk  M,  Mor  /an  Park,  oct  16,  Blue  Island  L and  B 

Co  to  Mary  L G Smith $464 

Lot  1 b 18  Young’s  add  to  Blue  Island,  Oct  8,  Orrin 

G Kile  to  Harry  Morgan $2250 

Lot  27  of  n 179  feet  lot  3,  16  37 14,  Sept  20,  C DeJong 

to  F M Brunning $150 

Lots  149  150  151  Hitt’s  sub  in  sec  17  and  18  37  14,  oct 
9,  Flizabeth  B Adams  to  Frederick  W Short, 


.$750 


Lots  149  and  160,  same  sub,  oct  16,  Fred’k  W Short 

to  F i.ockyear $1000 

Lot  151  same  sub,  oct  16,  same  to  Carrie  Houlsby. 
$500 


Lot  16  b 2,  Whaple’s  sub  nw  qr  7 39  13,  oct  21,  Chas 

A Welch  to  M Czmock $6500 

Lots  15  to  18  b 18  Ridgeland,  Oct  31,  Edwin  S Con- 
way to  Frk  S Weigley $1000 

Lot  18  oik  15  Craft’s  sub  se  qr  ne  qr  9 39  13,  oct  25, 

Jas  P Cummins  to  M McCree $300 

Lots  54  55  and  56  b 7,  Derby’s  add,  oct  24,  Robert  L 

Martin  to  J L Davenport  $2120 

N 50  ft  of  lots  7 and  8 b 6,  Austin  et  al  sub,  sw  qr  6 
39  13,  oct  11,  Anna  M Morey  to  Murina  Mertens, 

$825 

Blk  1 Hubbard’s  sub  in  e >4  ne  qr  28  39  13,  Mar  in, 

Ephraim  A Otis  to  G S Hubbard  jr $5000 

Lot  5 b 6 Blackstone’s  add  to  Oak  Park,  oct  16,  Wm 
H Wood  to  Wm  J Watson $500 


EVANSTON. 


Lot  11  b 31  Evanston,  sec  9,  Thos  B Wells  to  Emma 

R Chapman $3-575 

Lot  11  b 5 Culver’s  add  to  N Evanston,  oct  20,  Hen- 
ry Aumann  to  Joseph  Slaughter $250 

Und  y3  lots  1 to  6 blk  76  Evanston,  May  10,  David  R 

Shaw  to  W P Kimball $1800 

S 33  ft  of  w 14  b 41  Evanston,  oct  13, Wm  P Kimball 

to  Village  of  Evanston..  $858 

N 90  ft  of  s 123  ft  of  w 14  b 41,  oct  1,  same,  oct  1,  Ja- 
cob E Byers  to  Helen  A Haskin $4000 

Lot  5 b 79  Evanston,  oct  20,  Albert  G Cone  to  John 

R Lindgren $900 

Lot  4 b 79,  same,  oct  19,  Marie  G Hestone  to  same, 


.$900 


Lot  3 b 6 Pitner  & Son’s  2d  add  to  S Evanston,  oct 
23,  Edward  A Mulford  to  Irenus  K Hamilton, 
$3,500 


JEFFERSON. 


Lots  4 to  8 b 20,  Jefferson,  oct  25;  Chas  Zachary  to 

Frank  H Howard $3000 

Lot  22  b 15,  Montrose,  oct  6,  Frances  R Brazee  to 

GeoC  Thomas $200 

50x125  feet  in  lot  9,  Rees’  sub  10  40  13,  Sept  9,  A B 

Munn  to  Edward  A Mu. in $250 

Lots  4 5 6 b 20,  Jefferson,  Oct  26,]Frank  H Howard 

to  John  Kregler  et  al $3000 

E 14  w 14  nw  qr  e 14  sw  qr  17  40  13,  oct  26,  Marg’t 

and  H Dexter  to  M B Marwood $800 

West  qr  n w qr  e 14  sw  qr  17  40  13,  oct  26,  same  to 

Georgians  Marwood $800 

South-easterty  19%  feet  of  lot  18  and  northwesterly 
14  of  lot  19  b 47,  Jefferson,  oct  26,  Henry  Wulff 

to  Fredk  J Schultz : $300 

Lots  17  b 15  se  qr  34  40  13,  oct  25,  Austin  S Field  to 
Emil  Maeschke $1600 


MAINE. 


Lots  9 to  12  blk  4,  Dale,  Gastin  & Wallace’s  addn  to 
Park  Ridge,  oct  21,  Lucy  J Barnum  to  Robt  Mor- 
risson $1050 


NEW  TRIER. 


Lots  1 to  4 b 7 Park  add  to  Winnetka,  oct  16,  Fran- 
cis P Schmidt  to  Rolliu  H Moulter $1000 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


Lot  5 block  19,  Young’s  add  to  Blue  Island,  oct  23, 

Harry  Morgan  to  Laura  K Bacon $7500 

Lot  3 (514  acs)  w 14  ne  qr  2837  II,  oct  7,  W Vickery 

to  J W McCarthy $550 

S 100  ft  of  e 54  of  b 192  Maywood,  June  1,  H 0 Nich- 
ols to  Res -de  E Bedington $3700 

Und  *4  b 19  Maywood,  aug  30,  Hiram  Barberp  to  L 

Nelson $200 

Und  % of  16  64-100  acres  in  n 14  s 14  nw  qr  16  40  14, 
Oct  14,  Eugene  S Bean  et  al  to  Theo  A Stevens, 


.$4000 


S qr  n ’4  se  qr  11  42  12,  Oct  19,  August  Clancy  to  F 

Benthein $775 

Lots  1 and  2 block  1,  Mauuheim,  Dec  1,  ’85,  Henry 
Kirchoff  to  H Hachmeister $200 


R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  & Go., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  non  residents. 


Lots  10  11  12  blk  19,  Thornton,  Sept  3,  Jos  Phillips 

to  John  Kruse 

Lots  54  and  55  b 2,  Desplaines  add  to  Maywood,  oct 

8,  Trilla  and  W J Young  to  A G Field $20 

Lots  56  and  57  b 2,  same,  oct  8,  Artelia  Beli  to  same 


$20 


Lots  54  to  57  b 2 same,  oct  15,  A G Field  to  Minne- 
sota & NW  RRCo $44 


Summary. 


The  following  is  a summary  of  warrant 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  day 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Oct.  28,  1886: 


Sales.  Amotm 

City  186  |844,56 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radins  123  404,14 

County 81  150,28 


Total 390  $1,398,99 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  weel 
ending  Oct.  29,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount 

City 153  $790,911 

County 160  236,481 


Total 313  $1,027,401 


SUBDIVISIONS 


By 


Filed,  for  Record  During  October, 
1886. 

Doc.  No. 

759042— Lots  30  31  32  blk  4,  n % b 4,  Shef 
field’s  add,  ne  cor  of  Sheffield  and  Gar 
field  aves.  Seven  Lots.  By  Samuel  Peg 
gott. 

759621 — Re-subdivision  of  lot  12.  Hundley’s 
subdiv  e 14  se  17  40  14,  cor  Evanston 
Road  and  Buena  ave;  2 Lots.  By  Alex 
Zeise. 

759603 — Lots  2 and  3 of  lot  51.  Butterfield’s 
add,  fronting  north  on  Vedder  st;  3 lots 
By  Estate  of  W S Johnston. 

759757— N 55  ft  of  lot  9 ne  ^ b 97  w V2 
39  14,  fronting  w on  Calumet  av;  3 Lots 
By  Solan  S Beeman. 

753758— Blk  13,  Montrose;  16  Lots 
John  Crighton. 

759853 — Lane  Park  add  to  Lake  View,  Ash 
land  av,  se  cor  of  Addison  ave;  50  acres 
10  blcks.  By  Sam’l  M Church,  et  al. 

759759 — Blk  9 Montrose;  23 Lots.  By  John 
Crighton. 

760872— East  100  ft  of  w 200  ft  o,  n % b 4? 
Kinzie’s  add;  also  25x100  ft  e and  adj’ng 
same  on  Rush  st;  8 Lots.  By  Henry  1 
Cobb. 

760979 — Lots  5 to  8 of  lots  2 3 4 b 5,  Stone's 
sub  of  Astor’s  addn,  sw  corner  Astor  and 
Goethe  sts,  4 Lots.  By  Virginia  W Dur- 
kee. 

761047— Blk  10,  Clarke’s  snb  e ^ sw  13 
39  13.  se  cor  Lexington  and  Francisco 
sts;  24  Lots.  By  John  J Jones,  et  al. 

761202— W % lot  10  Assrs’  div  sw  4 38  14; 
ne  cor  47th  and  Winter  sts;  4 Lots.  By 
John  Hough,  et  al. 

761333 — Lots  35  38  39  b 2,  Kedzie’s  sub  sw 
% se  % 9 38  14,  ne  cor  Stewart  and  Gar- 
field aves;  17  Lots.  By  Ruth  I McCann. 

761901 — Lots  11  and  12  Campbell’s  sub  b 2, 
Morris’  sub  w % sw  % 18  39  14,  fronting 
n on  Flournoy  st;  3 Lots.  By  W H Ma- 
ple. 

761957 — Part  of  lot  3 s of  n 161  ft  thereof, 
b 26,  frl  sec  29  39  14,  ne  cor  Deering  st 
and  Lyman  street:  20  lots.  By  Margaret 
Kelly  et  al. 

761958— Lots  14  5 of  s % lot  2 b 26,  29  39 
14,  fronting  on  Elias  Court;  4 Lots.  By 
Margaret  Kelly. 

762232 — Blk  20  Clarkee’s  sub  e % sw  13 

39  13.  se  cor  Harvard  st  and  Saoramento 
ave;  24  Lots.  By  R Cherry. 

762478— Blk  1 in  sub  of  e % ne  \ 21  37  14; 

40  lots.  By  Goris  Vandersyde. 

762479— E ne  ^ 21  37  14  (ex  e 775^  feet 

and  railroad);  5 blks.  By  Goris  Vander- 
syde. 

762980— W sw  % 26  37  11;  2 blocks.  By 

J Crowley  et  al. 

763184— Blk  4 (ex  n 198  ft  of  lots  2 and  3). 
Drexel  & Smith’s  sub  w % nw  etc,  se 
cor  Drexel  Boulevard  and  48th  st;  12  lots. 
By  Jas  Batton  et  al. 

763409 — Lot  9 of  out-lot  D,  Wrightwood,  sw 
cor  Clark  st  and  Sherman  Place;  9 Lots. 
By  E J Lehmann  et  al. 

764562 — Warren  Park,  being  s 108  acs  ne  }4\ 


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^ and  n 3^  se  34  17  39  13;  12  blocks.  By 
Andrew  Warren  Jr. 

765087— Re-sub  of  lot  1 b 46,  se  frl  34  21  39 
14,  ne  cornerWentworth  av  and  22d  st;  10 
lots.  By  Henry  Sweet. 

765146— Re-sub  of  blck  10  Evanston  Centre 
add;  5 Lots;  By  Paul  Pratt. 

765165 — John  Johnston  Jr’s  add  to  Austin, 
being  s % sw  34  ® 39  13;  12  blks.  By  J 
Johnston,  Jr. 

765199— Lots  6 7 and  8 McIntosh’s  sub  in  s 
34  se  34  12  39  13,  front’g  n on  Park  av;  4 
lots.  By  Paul  O Stensland. 

765366— Lots  40  to  45  and  west  16  ft  lot  46, 
Johnston’s  sub  nw  34  19  39  14,  ne  corner 
Oakley  av  and  19th  st. 

765587 — Lot  19  McGovern’s  sub  in  uw  34  36 
40  13,  fronting  n on  McGovern  st;  5 Lots. 
By  Michl  Moore. 

765747— SW  34  se  34  ne  3^  14  39  13,  ne  cor 
Norman  av  and  Harrison  st;  96  lots.  By 
E Keith. 


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TRUST  DEERS. 

Anderson  A G to  G Balbro,  oct  14,  prt  lot 

17  b 3,  29  40  14,  ly  8% $700 

Arbeen  0 O to  J F Rhodes,  oct  20,  lots  13 

and  14  b 4,  32  39  12,  8% 

Arnold  G A to  J Johnston  Jr,  Aug  24  b 24 

2y  8% $3750 

Anderson  A to  G D Pease,  Oct  18,  lot  18  b 

12,  13  39  13,  2y  7% $2000 

Andrae  S to  B F Weber,  Oct  26,  lot  8 b 3, 

7 and  8 40  14,  3y  7% $200 

Ahern  J to  J C Schumacher,  Oct  23,  It  5 b 

6, 30  39  14,  3y  7% $900 

Anderegg  G C to  E Koch,  Oct  25,  It  6 It  3, 

Ellis  add,  2y7$.,..  $2501 

Bohanon  0 H to  P E Stanley,  Oct  23,  lot 

22,  4y  7% $8000 

Buckley  J A to  J J Altpeter,  Oct  16,  Its  45 

and  46  b 7,  32  39  14,  8% $2700 

Baylis  W to  H G Foreman,  Aug  2,  lot  7, 
Yallequett’s  sub,  34  39  14,  3y  8%...  $2500 
Besseson  C J to  H A Haugan,  Oct  15,  It  9 

b 18,  Holstein.  5y  7% $70o 

Bacon  L K to  F Morgan,  Oct  23,  It  5 b 19 

Blue  Island,  8y  6$ $5000 

Byrnes  M to  J G Sherman,  Oct  18,  It  42  b 

•1  Oragin,  2y  6$ $160 

Benissen  W to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  8,  It 

7 b 9 Gross  N add,  7% $525 

Buchner  E to  F R Chandler,  July  12,  lot  1 

It  11  b 2,  9 38  14,  5y  7% $450 

Baumann  F to  F C Rossiter,  Oct  19,  It  9 b 

2 b 3,  18  39  14,  7% $800 

BurlecK  K to  L Bieski,  Oct  18,  pt  lot  55  b 

2 b 19  Sheffield  add,  8 % $1000 

Borseck  F and  J J to  J F Lawrence,  Oct 

20.  pt  Its  7 and  8 blK  55,  7 39  14,  5y  8%, 

$3000 

Bernero  J to  J Daprato,  oct  22,  part  lots  5 

and  6 b 12  Wolcott  add,  2y  8% $2500 

Baumgarten  J to  F Schroeder,  Sept  11, 

16  38  14,  6m  8% $600 

Brosnan  T J to  A Wisner,  Sept  25,  lots  45 

to  47  se  34  11  39  1 3,  4y  6$ $800 

Blankschain  W F to  M Frolich,  Aug  2,  Its 
23  and  24  b 2 b 15,  6 39  14,  5y  7%.  . .$4500 
Burton  J L to  A E Barr,  Sept  27,  prt  lot 

184,  Flint’s  add,  8 % $3000 

Blanchard  F S to  J Stern,  oct  18,  lots  18 

and  19  b 1,  23  38  14,  7% 3500 

Blanchard  F S to  A P Hatch,  July  10,  lots 
18  and  19  b 1,  23  38  14,  Jau  10,  ’88, 7% 

$700 

Burge  E A to  S D Ward,  oct  4,  prt  lots  30 

and  31,  7 38  14,  2y  6$ $1680 

Burnham  M L and  H L to  JO  Colley,  oct 

21,  Its  1 and  2 b 6 Ashland  2d  add,  30m 

8% $1000 

BelsKy  J to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  28,  lot 

35  b 44.  21  39  14,  5y  7% $900 

Braungart  G to  F Schrader,  oct  2,  lot  43  b 

2 b 47,  19  40  14,  3y  7% $900 

Borgstrum  N to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug 

14,  It  7 b 5,  Gross  n add,  2y  7% $383 

Banks  M to  S E Gross,  oct  9,  It  14  blk  15, 

Clifford  add,  2m  8% $200 

Bagley  T to  W Heinemann.  oct  18,  It  31  b 

2 b 1,8  39  14,  2y  8$ $700 

Bossi  H to  H W Ames,  oct  19,  It  28  blk  10, 

28  39  14,5  1-5$ $2000 

Bowers  S B to  D F Dorsett,  oct  1,  It  5 b 3, 

3 38  14,  3y  7$ $4090 

Bushee  B to  J Frake,  oct  10,  pt  lots  6 and 

l 7 b 6,  21  38  14,  5y  7$ $2500 

Baumann  F to  F B Peabody,  oct  19,  It  9 b 

2 b 3, 18  39  14,  5y  7$ $900 

Bunder  J to  J Hart,  oct  18,  lot  30  blk  2,  29 

40  14,  30  ds  6$ $1300 

Brigham  M to  J Watson,  Oct  4,  It  20  b 27, 

Cornell,  2y  8$ 

Berg  G L to  H E Greenebaum,  Sept  11,  It 
24  to  26  b 1,  26  40  13,  2y  6$ $300 


Bvl  J to  C J Adams,  March  15,  It  6 b 4,  8 

40  14,  2y  6$ $300 

Booth  W M to  M W Fuller,  Oct  25,  lots  17 

and  18  b 2,  3 38  14,  3y  6$ $1050 

Cole  T W to  H M Bacon,  Oct  11,  Its  3 and 
4 and  part  2 b 3 b 4,  Myrick  2d  add,  6$, 

.... . . . . $4000 

Connelly  J A to  J Stern,  Oct  21,  Its  9 and 

10  b 29  Hyde  Pk,  7% $o()0 

Czmock  M to  H C Hansen,  Oct  21,  It  16  b 

2i  7 39  13,  5y  7% $2000 

Campbell  J R to  J R Weddell,  Oct  15,  lots 

27  and  28  b 5,  21  38  14,  3y  6$ $500 

Clarkson  J T to  E B Peabody,  Oct  22,  It 


b 17,  5y 


.$7500 


Campbell  F to  E S Dreyer,  Oct  23,  It  l b 

5 Reaper  add,  ly  7$ :^J00° 

Croph  C to  M E Greenebaum,  June  7,  Its 

23  and  24,  Gross  Pk  add,  2y  7% $600 

Clarke  M A and  A R to  F R Chandler,  oct 

15,  It  1 b 1,  2 38  14,  5y  8% $4,000 

Carson  J M to  W Loeb,  oct  14,  pt  bln  4,  9 

38  14,  5y  7% $2400 

Clexton  R to  J Stern,  oct  21,  It  18  blk  1,  5 

Collins  J to  A E Barr,  Sept  27,  prt  lot  184 

Flint’s  add,  8 % -f0®00 

Curran  J to  T J Lefens,  oct  22,  It  54  blk  5 

Reaper  add,  2y  8% .$950 

Claussen  C to  J L Tlmrn,  oct  20,  It  49  Bui- 

lin’s  sub,  8 38  14,  3y  7% $50° 

Cherrv  R R to  F S Osborne,  Sept  10,  Its  . 

to  14  sw  }i  23  39  14,  4y  6% $29,700 

Carne  J Jr  to  H A Hurlbut,  Sept  28,  pt  b 

45,  7 39  14,  3y  7% $15,000 

Campbell  J L to  I Cowen,  Oct  22,  lots  1 ^ 

and  2 b 2.  12  39  13,  6m  8% $1560 

Central  Church  to  F R Chandler,  oct  15, 
lots  29  and  30  block  2 34  39  14,  5y  6$, 
$10,000 

Corlett  E C and  J D toW  M Scribner,  oct 

18,  pt  It  9 b 17,  29  40  14,  5y  7% $1500 

Colby  F T to  C B Shimmin,  oct  9,  prt  b5 

Rockwell  add,  3y  7% $1400 

Cain  P to  W F Lubeke,  Aug  30,  Its  25  and 

32  b 10,  33  39  14,  4y  8% $1000 

De  Jardins  RN  to  F W Young,  July  26, 

b 39  b 1,  8 38  14,  8% $250 

Ditt  P to  D J Swenie,  oct  23,  lot  35  b 46,  7 

39  14,  4y  8% $1600 

Dyer  M to  D M Erskine,  Oct  30,  lots  15  to 

22  b 7,  11  39  13,  2y  7% $1000 

Davenport  J L to  G Martin  Jr,  Oct  24,  Its 

54  to  56  b 7,  9 39  14.  3y  6$ $1  '>20 

Damler  J to  J R Lane,  Sept  1,  Its  25  to  27 

b 8,  Lane  Pk,  3y  7%  $3200 

Dahl  J to  F Schrader,  July  2,  It  42  b 1 blx 

49,  19  40  14,  3y  8% $375 

Dahl  Mgtto  A M Robbins  Sept  24,  It  7 b 

2,  8 39  14,  3y  6$ $975 

Dickey  F H to  W J Durham,  Sept  4,  pt  b 

18,  20  38  14,  2y  8% $3500 

Dunn  E to  W S Harbert,  oct  16,  It  41  b 2, 

Rocnwell  add,  3y  (5% $1200 

Donovan  J to  H E Greenebaum,  oct  26,  It 

82  It  8,  4 38  14,  3y  8% $300 

DrabeK  C to  L Zarodil,  oct  18,  lot  14  b 8. 

28  39  14 $6500 

Drabek  C te  E A Fechter.  oct  17,  It  8 b 64 

21  39  14,  2y  7% $1100 

Daniels  M E to  J C Miller,  oct  18,  pt  lots 

5 and  b 62,  16  38  14,  8% $200 

DeWolf  W L to  S D Underwood,  oct  20,  pt 

It  7 b 1,  21  38  14,  6m  8% $3300 

Delaney  T to  W A Bond,  Sept  1,  It  46  b 2, 

19  39  14,  5y  8% ...$2100 

Erickson  E to  M E Greenebaum,  cct  16, 

It  32  b 34,  31  39  14,  3y  7% $500 

Erickson  E to  S E Gross,  oct  6,  It  32  b 34, 

31  39  14,  41m  8% $300 

Eaton  D B to  H N Cooper,  oct  15,  pt  It  27 

b 87,  27  39  14,  5y  8% $3500 

Ekdahl  P to  J H Kraemer,  oct  18,  lot  7 se 

14,  16  38  14,  3y  8% $1000 

Essroyer  B to  H W Wolseley,  Sept  13,  lots 
14  and  15  blck  3 blck  1,  27  38  14,  8%, 

$1800 

Ehrhardt  G to  F C Rossiter,  Sept  29,  It  6, 

18  39  14,  7% $875 

Ehrhardt  G to  F B Peabody,  Oct  29,  It  16 

b 2 b 3,  18  39  14,  5y  7% $1000 

Frutenshoff  J to  T Morrison,  oct  22,  Its  15 
and  16,  It  1,  9 38  14,  2y  7 % $705 


Finnegan  J to  H E Greenebaum.  Oct  23. 

It  45  b 3,  17  39  14,  6m  7% $400 

Fairfox  F G and  J D to  S R Hurford,  oct 

20,  It  22  b 3,  4 38  14,  2y  8% $350 

Fertig  A to  F Lackner,  oct  21,  lot  28  b 12, 

19  39  14,  7% $500 

Ferris  M A to  A Wisner,  Oct  26,  pt  lot  8 b 

17,  29  40  14,  5y  6% $1600 

Frumfelder  C to  E A Cummings,  Oct  25, 

It  4 b 1,  14  39  13,  ly  8%. $700 

Farrell  G to  D J Schuyler,  Jaly  26,  pt  lot 
1 and  all  2 block  1 etc,  22  39  14,  5 y 6% 

$12,000 

Fraxe  J to  F A Smith,  oct  1,  pt  lots  7 and 

8 b 47,  7 39  14,  3y  7% 

Fitzgibhons  J to  A Peterson,  oct  18,  It  13 

b 2,  36  40  13.  2y  7% $700 

Fedler  H to  0 Peltzer,  oct  22,  It  7 b 2,  4 

38  14,  5y  8% $1075 

Finn  M J to  E S Dreyer,  oct  7,  It  35  blk  1, 

8 39  14,  3y  6% $500 

Gross  C to  H G Foreman,  May  27,  lots  18 

and  19  b 1,  20  38  1 4,  8% $550 

Gutschick  A to  C F Schumacher  Jr,  Oct  4 

It  84  b 2,  30  39  14,  5y  8% $500 

Gordon  R to  George  M Bogue,  Oct  7,  It  18 
blk  59  and  part  b 60  Hyde  Para,  4y  7%, 

$2750 

Glaser  G to  J Buehler,  oct  20,  It  161  blk  5, 

18  39  14,  3y  87- $5300 

Gessler  W to  H R Durkee,  Sept  22,  It  16  b 

54,  19  39  14,  4y  7% $500 

Gunther  J A to  F C Rossiter,  Oct  7,  It  8 b 

3,  18  39  14,  5y  8% $1000 

Graham  H F to  W I Culver,  oct  21,  lot  1 

It  6 b 49  Carpenter  add,  3y  7 % $2000 

Green  0 S to  C F Loesch,  oct  11,  Its  1 and 

2 b 6.  21  38  14,  3y  7% $1500 

Grlyewicz  T to  C Kozminski,  oct  19,  It  21 

b 6,  32  39  14,  3y  8% $800 

Gustafson  C A to  M E Greenebaum,  April 

19,  It  26  b 2 Gross  Pk  add,  4y  7% $450 

Gross  J W to  C B Hinsdale,  Oct  15,  lots  71 

72,  98  and  99  Brookdale.  4v  7% $5000 

Gills  W A to  C A Burley,  oct  8,  It  6 b 9,  frl 

15  add,  5y  5% $100,000 

Gollhardt  L to  F B Peabody,  Oct  22,  lot  2 

1 8,  27  39  14,  5y  8% $8000 

Gunther  J A to  F C Rossiter,  Oct  1,  lot  8, 

18  39  14,  7% $1250 

Gills  W A to  N A Partridge,  Oct  22,  pt  e 

fr  ne  frl  21  39  14,  3y  6 $16,000 

Green  J to  W H Holden,  Oct  17,  lot  20  blK 

127,  S S add,  3y  8% $4000 

Hubbard  M F to  E Maynard,  Oct  7,  lot  28 

b 3,  13  39  13,  8% $425 

Hattermann  F W to  W Garnett,  Oct  2,  lot 

36  b 1 Bradwell  add,  2y  8% $266 

Holman  J W to  G D Pease,  Oct  25,  It  38  b 

3,  33  39  14,  3y  7$ $600 

Hills  G A to  U M L Ins  Co,  Sept  29,  Its  3 

and  4 b 1,  28  40  14,  8% $1750 

Harris  E to  H B Bogue,  Aug  19,  It  37  Fow 

ler’s  sub,  9 38  14,  2y  8% 

Hoffman  S to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  21, 

It  3 b 31,  Elston  add,  5y  8% $1000 

Hayes  J P to  J H Ernst,  Oct  23.  It  52  b 2, 

12  39  13,  3y,  8%% $750 

Hayes  P to  O Wasmansdorff,  Oct  1,  pt  blk 

11,  11  39  13,  3y  6% $2000 

Harrison  J to  G B Cruickshank,  June  19, 

It  5 b 3,  9 38  14,  40m  7% $600 

Horn  W to  H Felsenthal,  Oct  22,  Its  8 and 

9 b 58,  19  39  14,  2y  7% $1500 

Hollis  C to  D W Kean,  Sept  20,  pt  lot  8 b 

G,  Washington  Heights $1581 

Halvorson  H to  F Lackner,  It  3 b 9,Ridge- 

ly  add  etc,  26m  8 % $500 

Hesselroth  H A E to  G F Blanks,  oct  22 

It  4 b 2,  2 40  14,  8% $735 

HasKin  C G to  W P Kimball,  oct  1,  prt  w 

14  b 41  Evanston,  3y  8% $3000 

Haveland  S to  J R Laie,  oct  5,  It  11  b 10 

Lane  Pk,  3y  8% $337 

Hammer  D H to  F G Bradley,  oct  1,  prt  11 

e % sw  M 34  39  14,  3y  8% $6000 

Hays  F C to  A R Jenks,  oct  25,  prt  It  14  b 

24,  Hyde  Pk,  3y  7% $2000 

Harms  H to  J Lorscheider,  Oct  23,  lot  28 

and  part  29,5  37  15,  8% $400 

Hedrich  0 F to  II  C Zuttermeister,  Sept 
28,  lot  1 lot  10  blck  27,  8 37  14,  4 y 8% 

$2000 


Ilealy  E H to  G M Bogue,  July  27,  It  52  b 

3,  13  .39  13,  6y  8% $450 

Howard  J C to  A B Jenks,  oct  25,  Its  44  to 

47  b 2,  Cragin,  3y  8% $1000 

Henel  F to  B F Weber,  Oct  20,  prt  se  6 

40  14,  3y  7 % $lw0 

Hayes  D 11  to  F R Chandler,  Oct  15,  s 34 

It  8 b 3,  21  38  14,  5y  7 % $2500 

Hull  G N to  E E Prussing,  oct  27,  It  5 b 1, 

18  39  14,  June  1,  8% $1800 

Heidman  F to  A C Maynard,  July  20,  prt 

It  16  b 34,  Sheffield  add,  51m $773 

Heatter  P to  A Y Knickerbocxer,  oct  18, 

It  2 b 24,  29  39  14,  8% $1200 

Iverson  C to  E H Sheldon,  oct  25,  It  24  b 

25,  Ogden  add,  7 % $1600 

Jensen  J to  W Loeb,  Oct  20,  Its  28  and  29 

b 15,  6 39  14,  3y  8% $750 

Jencen  J to  W Loeb,  Oct  2,  lots  28  and  2.t 

b 15,  6 39  14,  6y  2% $2500 

Johnson  G to  H W Booth,  Oct  11,  It  15  b 3 

1 39  13,  3y  6 % $300 

Jardine  G to  W L Schrader,  Sept  7,  It  65, 

Wilson  sub,  28  40  14,  4y  8% $574 

Jarzomkowsky  J to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16, 

It  71  It  1 b 3 etc,  13  39  13,  5y  8%  ....  $600 
Janesch  H to  F Kearney,  Aug  20,  It  46,  b 

5,  6 39  14,  3y  7% $420 

Jeffrey  J to  W D Kerfoot,  oct  1,  It  20  b A, 

32  39  14,  3y  8% $350 

Janes  C M to  C W Requa,  Apr  12,  prt  It  2 

b 5,  21  38  13,  2y  8% $900 

Kellogg  0 P to  J A Phillips,  Sept  1,  Its  5 
and  6 blck  1 blck  4 Sheffield  add,  4y  6% 

$1200 

Kane  E to  S B Mead,  July  19,  pt  lot  5 b 2, 

16  38  14,  42m  7% $1180 

Kraemer  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  13, 

It  19  b 3,  Gross  Pk  add,  3y  7% $600 

Keustr  M to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  18,  lot 

22  b 3,  Gross  Pk  add,  3y  7% $300 

Koht  F W to  M E Greenebaum,  June  28,  It 

1 b 2 Gross  Pk  add,  2y  7% $400 

Kirkpatrick  D H to  J L Lombard,  Oct  15, 

It  17  b 8 Douglas  Pk,  8% $3900 

Kirkbusch  C to’P  W Palmer,  Aug  30,  It  90 

b 18,  19  39  14,  4y  8i $600 

Larson  L to  A E Guild,  Jr,  Oct  18,  It  25  b 

2,  6 39  14,  3y  7% $650 

Lowden  A H to  F R Chandler,  Oct  16,  prt 

It  31  and  32,  2 38  14,  5y  8% $4500 

Lozeau  L to  C P Silva,  oct  18,  lot  2 b 2,  6 

38  14,  3y  8% $600 

Loxner  J to  M E Greenebaum,  July  26,  It 
28  b 3,  Gross  Pk  add,  4y  7% 

Letournean  F X to  J C Miller,  oct  18,  lot  4 

b 1,  8 38  14,  8% $2000 

Lyman  C W to  C F Naas,  Oct  20.  lots  16 

and  17  b 15,  5 37  15,  ly  8% $100C 

Lanlotz  E to  W M Stanley,  oct  21,  It  29  b 

20  Holstein,  5y  7% $500 

Lang  F C to  E D Sellmann,  oct  1,  lot  1 b 

10,  4 39  14,  2y  8% $6,500 

Liift  J to  L H Davis,  oct  15,  lot  28  b 23,  16 

38  14, 4y  8% $400 

Lowther  R H to  E Burae,  Sept  28,  It  6,  36 

40  13,  4y  8% $720 

Leyedahl  D I to  C O Bergquist,  oct  15,  lot 

9 b 23  Elston  add,  4y  8% $900 

Lilja  A to  W D Kerfoot,  oct  1,  lot  21  b A, 

32  39  14,  3y  8%  $350 

Lotz  J to  S E Gross, Aug  36,lt  9 b 7 Gross 

north  add,  7 % $535 

Lundquist  N to  M E Greenebaum,  July 
29,  It  9 and  pt  8 b 4,  Gross  n add,  ly  7%, 

$765 

Lasher  C W to  G E Dawson,  sept  16,  lots 
17  and  18  blk  18,  J R and  S add,  5y  8% 

$8000 

Lahme  W to  O Peltzer,  oct  15,  lot  27  b 4, 

31  40  14,  3y  7%  ..  $1000 

Lester  R J to  W L Moss,  Oct  9,  It  33  b 9, 

33  40  14,  ly  8% $400 

Levy  S to  B Eils,  Oct  25,  It  21  blk  43,  Og- 
den add,  2y  7% $800 

Lewis  M T to  H A Goodrich,  Sept  20,  It  4 

b 10,  Brand’s  add,  ly  7% . $1350 

McGowan  P to  W B Severn,  oct  14,  It  52  b 

16,  1 28  13,  ly  8% $125 

Misch  G A to  W D Kerfoot,  oct  2,  It  10  lot 

12  b D,  28  40  14.  3y  8% $2801 

McDonough  A J to  C H Wood,  oct  20,  lots 

8 and  9 b 17,  20  39  14,  2y  7% $2000 

McGee  E C to  J F Richmond,  oct  16,  lot  4 

lot  8,  36  40  14,  2y  8 % $200 

McNamara  J to  F Lockner,  oct  20,  lot  17, 

b 16,  Elston  add,  3y  7% $700 

Mailers  J B to  J Rosenthal,  oct  20,  pt  lot 

16  b 97  s s add,  18m  8% $15,000 

McAllister  J L to  L A Barnes,  oct  19,  It  9, 

b 6,  RocKwell  add,  2y  7% $600 

Marek  A to  C J Yopicka,  oct  16,  It  59  b 4, 

24  39  14,  18m  7% $400 

Matis  M to  T W Karyusz,  Sept  30,  lot  17 

Egan’s  add.  8% $600 

Morse  C H to  W Garnett  Jr,  Oct  1,  lot  1 pt 
It  2 b 12.  11  38  14.  5v  8%  $10,000 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


Merz  P to  E E Prussing,  oct  26,  lot  32  lot 

23  frl  21  40  14,  3y  6# $750 

Meredith  F E to  J Stein,  oct  13,  pt  It  8 b 

7,  23  38  14,  7# $2500 

Maclette  S to  F W Young,  July  26,  Its  40 

and  41,  8 38  14,33m  6# $500 

Morse  M J to  W Garnett,  Jr,  Oct  1 and  pt 

2 etc  b 1,  11  38  14,  3y  6% $10,000 

Morton  C to  P W Holway,  oct  27,  lot  28  b 

2,  3 39  14  $7,000 

McNamara  M and  J to  P W SnowhooK, 

Oct  23,  It  68  b 2,  4 38  14,  3y  7% $600 

McNellis  W to  A V KnicKerbocKer,  oct  18, 

It  34  b 1,  9 38  14,  8% $1600 

Mahone  F S to  J H Bissell,  oct  2.  It  4 For- 

restville,  42m  6# $850 

Menel  A to  L Baird,  oct  20,  It  21  blK  5,  20 

39  14,  2y  6$ $500 

Moriarity  M to  W D Kerfoot,  Sept  1,  It  19 

b 3 Brown’s  add,  3y  6% $250 

McCullom  M to  A E Barr,  Sept  27,  prt  It 

184,  Flint’s  add,  8 % $3000 

Murphy  W H to  W A Bond,  Sept  1,  It  16  b 

2,  19  38  14.  5y  7% $1650 

Morgan  D E to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  30, 

It  5 Gross  Pk  2d  add $200 

Mercil  B to  M Clancy,  Oct  22,  lots  27  and 

28  b 3.  11  39  13,  2y  6$ $2000 

Maben  S W to  J Stern,  Oct  21,  pt  Its  26  to 

28  b 2,  23  38  14.  7% $500 

Marygraf  W to  P W Palmer,  Sept  25,  lot 

89  b 18,  19  39  14,  4y  6# $600 

McMahon  S to  F H Waters,  Sept  21,  It  48 

b 2,  1 39  13,  2y  6# $500 

Marcotte  C to  F W Young,  Oct  23,  Its  45 

and  46  b 2,  8 38  14,  2y  6% $600 

Mix  J to  A M Robbins,  Oct  9,  lot  14  b 11, 

Wright  add.  3y  8% $700 

Mooney  W J to  H W Ames,  Oct  21,  lots  46 

and  48  b 22,  33  39  14,  5y  5% $1100 

Miller  M and  W G to  W Loeb,  Oct  28,  s % 

It  3 b 6,  17  39  14,  18m,  7% $1000 

Newbury  S E to  E Walker,  Aug  1,  pt  lot  4 

b 4,  22  39  14,  3y  6% $12,000 

Nresnigen  H to  C H Pushchick,  Oct  23,  It 

3 b 2,  20  39  14,  8% $1000 

Newbury  J E to  E Walker,  Aug  1,  prt  It  4, 

b 4,  22  39  14,  3y  6 % $12,000 

Neal  J P to  J C Tatge.  Oct  21,  lot  27  b 39 

b 16,  S & G add,  2y  6# $6000 

Nugent  L to  A B Mead,  Oct  23,  It  46  b 2 b 

21,  31  39  14,  ly  8% $200 

Nickerson  N F and  B R to  F R Chandler, 
Oct  22,  pt  b 2 Cleaverville  add,  5y  6%, 

$13,000 

Nelson  J to  H A Haugan,  Sept  25,  lot  28 
and  part  27  block  40,  21  40  14,  5y  7%, 

<j  2613 

Newell  R S to  F A Bangs,  oct  25,  Its  1 and 

2 b 3,  Ravenswood,  2y $400 

Nikel  C to  J S Gibbs,  oct  11,  It  3 blk  7,  31 

40  14,  3y  6% $500 

Ogolin  J to  J Gunzenhauser,  Sept  30,  lot 

12  b 9,  Archer  add,  5y  7% $1900 

Oosterling  P to  J R Weddell,  Oct  12,  lot 

21  b 4 Normalville,  5y  6 % $600 

Ochs  S to  M E Greenebaum,  June  7,  It  53 

Gross  Pk  2d  add,  3y  7 $700 

Olson  A to  M E Greenebaum.  Aug  14,  It 

6 b 5,  Gross  n add,  3y  7% $383 

Olson  A J to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  3,  lot 
lot  44  lot  43  block  9,  Gross  n add,  3y  7 %, 

$600 

O’Malley  J to  F B Peabody,  oct  6,  its  1 to 

10  b 1,  4 38  14,  5y  6% . . .'. $8000 

Orzechowski  T to  P W Palmer,  Sapt  16,  It 

88  b 18, 19  39  14,  -y,  6# $600 

Olten  H C to  P W Palmer,  Aug  18,  It  72  b 

18,  same,  3y  6# $600 

O’Leary  D to  W A Bond,  Aug  1,  It  26  b 2. 

19  29  14,  5y  7% $219 

Olson  A to  W C Grucke,  Oct  4,  It  8 b 2,  6 

39  14,  ly  8% $450 

Olsen  M C to  P E Stanley,  Oct  22,  prt  It  1 

b 2 Sawyer  add,  5y  6% $3500 

Peters  J J to  S E Gross,  Oct  6,  lot  37  b 5, 

Gross  n add,  13m  1% $210 

Palmer  H C to  C F Collott,  Oct  4,  It  6 pt  b 

5,  20  40  14,  3y  6% $2700 

Peters  A to  E E Prussing,  Aug  9,  It  37  sw 

H,  20  40  14,  4y  6% $50o 

Paulus  C F to  C H Rieke,  Oct  16,  It  11  lot 

F,  Wrightwood,  5y  6% $1450 

Pratt  EH  to  H C Schorling,  oct  13,  It  12 

n w 3^,  33  38  14,  2y  8% $800 

Powers  D J to  H S Towle,  Oct  15,  pt  It  13 
and  12  blk  D,  28  40  14,  60  ds,  6%.  . . . 
Purdy  F to  H L Turner,  Sept  1,  Its  75  and 

76  b 2,  19  39  14,  7% $1500 

Price  W to  M E Greenebaum,  Apr  6,  w 34 

lot  33  b 9,  Gross  n add,  2y  7% $200 

Peters  P to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  5,  lots 

38  to  40  b 5,  Gross  n add $1100 

Pauson  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Apr  5,  It  9 

b 4,  Gross  Pk  add,  7% $325 

Patch  O S J to  B L Pease,  Oct  8,  It  19  b 6 
Rockwell  add,  Dec  1,8# $200 


Pedgrift  J to  I H Pedrick,  oct  1,  It  6 How- 
ard’s Lake  View  add,  9m  6# $4686 

Padgett  L M to  J F Rhodes,  Oct  20,  pt  It 

5 b 1.  6 38  12,  8% $1500 

Pearson  A to  E Koch,  oct  15,  pt  b 4,  20  39 

14,  3y  6% $7000 

Possett  F to  B W Koetschmer,  oct  22,  lot 

41  b 4 b 15,  Sheffield  add  3y  7% $500 

Patterson  C W and  T E to  W C Grant, 
October  9,  part  west  34  27  39  14,  5y  6# 

$9000 

Purdy  F to  H L Turner,  Sept  1,  Its  75  and 

76  b 9,  19  39  14,  5y $2497 

Peters  J J to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  6,  lot 

37  b 5,  Gross  n add,  4y  7% $900 

Quinn  W P to  J G Miller,  Oct  8,  It  13  b 1, 

31  39  14,  2y  6# $600 

Quirk  J to  J Buehler,  Oct  25.  pt  It  4 blK  5, 

33  40  14,  ly  7% $500 

Quirk  J to  J Buehler,  Oct  25,  pt  It  4 It  7 b 

5,  33  40  14,  ly  7% $ 

Quane  B to  P W Snowhook,  Oct  23,  It  3 b 

6,  20  39  14,  3y  7% $2000 

Quentt  G to  C H Rieke,  Oct  20,  It  26  It  F 

Wrightwood,  5y  6# $2000 

Roche  M <fc  J J to  F N Springer,  Oct  25, 

Its  37  and  38  Cornell,  5y6  % $2000 

Rautmann  H to  W G Wetherell,  Oct  1,  lot 

3 Nelson  sub,  18  39  14,  3y  6# $3000 

Rasmussen  H to  J H Hansen,  June  2 lot 

29  b 9,  6 39  14,  18m  4# ’.$645 

Remeke  H to  B F Culver,  Oct  23,  It  4 b 1, 

20  40  14,  lm  6% $840 

RadzejewsKi  M to  A G Farlman,  oct  21,  It 

27  b 1,  29  40  14,  5y  6% $3500 

Richards  L M to  G P Lee,  Oct  25,  It  901  b 

13,  Riverside,  7% $3700 

RossmarK  J to  F W Hatterman,  Aug  21,  It 

37  b 40,  Sheffield  add,  4y  6# $225 

Robison  C H to  G D Pease,  oct  29,  b 126 
and  part  125,  Maywood,  3y  634^  . . .$6500 
Reibel  L to  W Heinemann,  oct  5,  It  22  b 2, 

36  40  13.  5y $525 

Radtke  W to  F A Bangs,  oct  20,  It  16  b 5, 

Fullerton  2d  add 

Ryan  M to  Citizens’  B and  L Assocn,  Sept 

18,  It  8 b 15  J R and  S add,  6% $2800 

Roskidda  C to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  4,  It 

21  b 3 Gross  Pk  add,  7% $300 

Rust  H A to  D Quigg,  Oct  12,  lots  27  and 

28  b 7.  34  39  14,  4y  6% $10,000 

Rensink  J to  W V Jacobs,  Oct  22,  lot  34  b 

1 b 4,  27  38  14,  3y  6# $325 

Riley  W J to  F Lathrop,  Oct  22,  It  8 blk  2, 

31  39  14.  4y  6# $1510 

Roko  E H to  A Pise,  oct  9,  It  18  blk  1,  20 

40  14,  7% $2700 

Rogerson  A to  F R Chandler,  oct  22,  It  29 

b 38,  33  40  14,  2y  6# $3000 

Ruchau  G to  J R Lane,  Sept  7,  It  10  b 10, 

Lane  Pk.  3y  6#  $1425 

Stretow  C to  F Schrader,  Aug  8,  lot  1 b 1, 

b 49  19  40  14.  3y  6# $375 

Steward  Le  R to  G M Bogue,  Sept  30,  lot 

16  b 4,  2 38  14,  3y  6# $1400 

Schmohl  F to  J R Lane,  Oct  2,  lot  36  and 

pt  37  b 9 Lane  Pk,  3y  6# $618 

Schmeiser  J to  H P Dunree,  Aug  23,  It  30 

b 59,  19  39  14,  4y  7% $1200 

Schmid  C to  J T Noyes,  Sept  24,  It  9 blk  9 

Ashland  add,  2y  7% $2700 

Schwabe  O to  W D Kerfoot,  Aug  31,  lot  25 

It  2,  13  39  13,  3y,  6# $575 

Schmeisser  J to  H R Durkee,  Aug  23,  lot 

30  b 59,  19  39  14,  4y  7% $1200 

Shunze  H to  H M Wolf,  oct  5,  It  16  b 8,  20 

39  14,  7% $3500 

Smedyren  A to  H A Hangan,  oct  22,  lots 

21  and  22  b 18,  25  40  13,  2y  7% $600 

Schwake  J H C to  W Heinemann,  oct  2,  e 

K ne  14  18  41  12,  5y  7% $1000 

Spengler  L to  W Loeb,  oct  18,  It  9 lot  1 b 

4,  30  39  14,  7% $600 

Salz  W to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  28,  It  23 

b 2,  Gross  Pk  add,  3y  7% $300 

Sampson  H to  M E Greenebaum,  oct  5,  It 

21  b 4,  Gross  n add,  5y  7% $1COO 

Sampson  H to  S E Gross,  oct  5,  It  21  b 4, 

Gross  n add,  ly  7% $185 

Smith  D to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  1,  It  3 

b 7,  Gross  n add,  ly  7% $250 

Seator  S M to  H E Greenebaum,  oct  19, 
pt  Its  5 and  6 b 3,  34  39  14,  3y  6#.  . . $5000 
Savage  M A to  J C Schumacher,  oct  13,  It 

25  It  6 b 26,  29  30  14, 5y  7% $500 

Spies  M and  J to  S W Rawson,  oct  19,  prt 

b 90,  27  39  14,  60  ds,  8% $1000 

SicKel  T to  E H Sheldon,  Sept  26,  s w 

sw  % nw  20  40  14,  4y  6# $25,000 

Schwarz  F to  F Lackner,  oct  13,  It  4 b 3, 

31  40  14,  4y  8% $400 

Smith  B to  E Burke,  Aug  30,  lot  3 Allen’s 

add,  4y  6# - $500 

Strickland  E and  A to  B Lathrop,  oct  11, 

pt  b 11,  2 38  14,  4y $8750 

Steen  T to  B L Pease,  oct  12,  prt  lot  14  b 
89  Elston  add,  3y  6^# $2000 


Simpson  A D to  H C Schorling,  Aug  25 

It  4 b 8,  33  38  14,  4y  6# $525 

Schenk  M to  F Sommer,  oct  14,  Its  14  and 

15  b 2,  17  38  14.  5y  5# $6000 

Schmitt  M to  T J Lefens,  Oct  26,  It  2 It  8 

b 2 Brand’s  add,  2y  6# $2400 

Schwager  P to  H E Greenebaum,  oct  19, 
lot  38  and  39  block  9,  31  40  14,  4y  6#, 

$800 

Scanlan  M to  C W Nicholls,  oct  21,  It.  33  b 

2,  33  39  14,  3y  8# $300 

Sheridan  J W to  F R Chandler,  oct  25,  It 

7 b 17,  18  39  14,  3y  6% $5000 

Stenslan  P 0 to  E H Sheldon,  Sept  18,  Its 

5 and  6 block  27,  Ogden  add,  3 y 6#, 
$2700 

Smith  C M to  D Quigg,  oct  8,  pt  nw  15 

38  12,  8% $732 

Sharp  J W to  J M Oliver,  Oct  22,  lot  19  b 

35,  17  39  14,  5y  6# $2400 

Smith  C M to  D Quigg,  Oct  8,  pt  lot  22  sw 

l4  15  38  14,  2y  6# $732 

Stewart  W F to  0 K A Hutchinson,  Oct  5, 

It  4 b 6,  8 39  14,  5y,  5%% $5000 

Snapp  C D to  F R Chandler,  Oct  15,  pt  It 

4  b 6,  21  38  14,  5y  7% $2000 

Soldwisch  H to  M E Greenebaum,  Mar  5, 

It  31  b 3,  Gross  n add,  7% $400 

Stein  S to  W Kaspar,  Oct  21,  lot  3 blK  1, 

Kensington,  2y  6# $1500 

Scornarraccle  P to  W A Swart,  Oct  11,  lot 

6 b 2,  22  37  14,  7% $1000 

Sandmeyer  J H to  W Heinemann,  Oct  23, 

part  lots  5 to  8 blck  2,  12  39  13,  3y  6#, 

$1500 

Soper  O M to  A Rehm,  Oct  21,  pt  It  4 b 4, 

20  40  14,  5# $2400 

Shafer  M A to  S M Moore,  Sept  13,  lot  18 

b 2,  13  39  13,  2y,  6# $200 

Thompson  H S to  L Baird,  Sept  11, It  14b 

12,  18  39  14,  2y  6# $700 

Taylor  M L to  E E Prussing,  Oct  23,  lots 

12  to  14  b 3,  6 m 8% $500 

TurcK  F B to  C G Keeuey,  Oct  25,  blcK  16 

and  17  PennocK,  3y  6# $7950 

Thome  A J & J to  I Buehler,  oct  22,  pt  lot 

26  b 2,  2 38  14,  2y  6# $1300 

Tilden  H C to  H Rosenthal,  Oct  12,  lots  1 

and  2 b 8,  22  39  14,  5y  6% $17,000 

Teal  C to  F M Smith,  oct  20,  Its  7 and  8 b 

6,  21  38  14,  3y  7% $450 

Taylor  J W to  J Watson,  oct  4,  lot  9 b 27, 

Cornell,  3y  8% $300 

Tabor  J H to  J Wright,  oct  20,  pt  n 34  D6 

M 36  38  13,  ly  7% .’.“$1000 

Taylor  E A to  S M Moore,  Sept  21,  Its  9 to 

11  b 1,  28  38  14.  4y  6# $700 

Turner  J E to  A E Barr,  oct  12,  It  38  b 1 7 

17  39  14,  8% $1200 

Turner  J E to  S Kerr,  oct  12,  It  38  b 17,  17 

39  14,  6y  6# $1800 

Tracey  J to  J R Geary,  oct  8,  It  13  b 6,  32 

39  14,  ly  6% $1000 

Turck  F B to  C P Keeney,  Aug  19,  pt  blK 

21  Pennock,  2y  6# $1800 

Thompson  D W and  J F to  F R Chandler, 

Oct  15,  lot  2 lot  7 blk  1,  2 38  14,  5y  6#, 

$4500 

Ullrich  L A to  C C B and  L Assn,  Oct  20. 
lot  76  s w 34  8 w M 20  40  14,  5 1-5  #, 

$1800 

Verville  N to  W A Swart,  Sept  6,  lots  58 

and  59  b 4 Pullman,  7% $600 

Vlasak  J to  H Felsenthal,  oct  19,  It  24  1 lk 

48,  19  39  14,  3y  6% $1,800 

Voracek  J to  F J Rink,  oct  18,  It  43  b 5,  20 

39  14,  6# $3300 

Van  Wazer  L to  R Berger,  oct  25,  lot  158, 

Hull’s  sub,  4 39  14,  2y $1500 

Voelkeming  C to  J R Lane,  oct  9,  It  6 b 10 

Lane  Pk,  3y  6# $543 

Voss  F to  F Schrader,  Jly  12,  It  2 b 2,  b 49 

19  40  14,  2y  6#  $400 

Webb  S A to  A B Mead,  Oct  23,  It  47  b 27, 

12  39  13,  5y  7% $1500 

Westhaus  A J to  S E Gross,  oct  14,  lot  13, 

Clifford  add,  2y  6# $200 

Wren  C C and  D J to  HE  Greenebaum, 
Oct  19,  lot  15  part  blk  9.  31  40  14,  3y  7#, 

$2500 

Wray  W to  C C Chase,  June  25,  It  59  b 13, 

4 38  14,  3y  6% $500 

Wright  A to  A H Saunder3,  Sept  14,  It  24 

b 2 Rockwell  add $525 

Wyte  R to  H J Wallingford,  oct  20,  pt  lot 

9 It  1 b 5,  33  40  14,  3y  7% $1800 

Wright  C to  D S Place,  Oct  25,  lot  25  and 
part  lot  26  blocK  6 Wright’s  add,  6y  6#, 

$12,000 

Willard  G G to  W A Hammond,  October 
20.  pt  b 3 and  4 s w 34\  H 39  13,  2y  6# 

$2509 

Williams  D to  J Sherifs,  Sept  10,  e b 3, 

31  39  14,  3y  6# .3.  $7500 

Wavra  J to  J Sauer,  oct  8,  prt  It  b 34,  s s 
add,  634# $1400 


Williams  B to  L C Straight,  Sept  28,  lots 

2 to  4 etc  b 12,  3y  7% $2000 

Wittman  W to  W Heinemann,  Oct  16,  Its 

1 and  2 b 2,  7 39  14.  3y  6# $4000 

Witkowski  M to  C G Rickless,  Oct  8,  It  4 b 

32  Sheffield  add,  2y  6# $400 

Witkowski  to  M Greenebaum,  oct  2,  It  2 It 

2 It  11  b 31  Elston  add,  5y  6# $1050 

Xapreualsui  A to  T H Scbintz,  Oct  23,  lot 

55  b 4,  20  38  14, 5y  7% $3000 

Zittzmann  F to  F Schrader,  oct  16,  lots  21 

and  22,  b 2,  19  40  14,  3v  8% $1600 

Zacharek  A to  C S Holt,  oct  13,  It  76  b 31 

Sheffield  add,  3y  6# $500 

Zuhlke  J to  M Holle,  Oct  23,  lot  32  b 2,  25 
39  13,  5% 


CHATTEL  HHKTOAKEN. 

Anderson  J A to  S E Blaisdell  Oct  20,  wag- 
on etc  399  Randolph  st,  8 m $225 

Anderson  E to  J H Norton  Oct  21,  furn 

917  w 19th  st,  5 m $63 

Anderson  H P to  W Pringer  oct  23,  furn 

214  Dearborn $300 

Bla  ir  N M to  M Dahlgren  oct  25,  Sterling 

piano  33  Silver  st  18  m $230 

Baker  N W to  M G Miller  oct  12,  furn  12 

Warren  av,  18  m $518 

Bourke  J to  G Sawin  Oct  25,  furn,  — Els- 
ton av $335 

Benson  J to  G Wyman  oct  13,  furn  3011 

Main  st,  6 m $74. 

Baurman  G to  W W Charles  oct  20,  piano 

and  furn  5608  Jefferson  st,  6 m $360 

BurK  L S to  R W Kennedy  oct  19,  crock- 
ery etc  111  w Madison  st,  Feb  1 $1,000 

BrocKway  E F to  E T Brown , furn 

31st  st  and  Grove  av $325 

Bloomely  A to  W S Wharton  Oct  19,  furn 

2210  State  st,  4 m $450 

Baxton  W to  C E Wyman  Oct  18,  wagons 

etc,  169  Walnut  st,  6 m $272 

Bricka  G to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  Oct  19,  bil- 
liard goods  562  n Halsted  st,  1 y $150 

Brennan  J C to  E W Dryden  & Co  Oct  18, 

cab  etc $300 

Brown  CW  to  E h BabcocK  Oct  13,  furn 

71  Van  Buren  st $65 

Barth  P G to  P Brand  Oct  20,  barber  shop 

109  Randolph  st $100 

Boles  H S to  W W Charles  Oct  20,  piano 

and  furn  2412  Wabash  av,  3 m $189 

Brown  J D to  J B Tyler  Oct  21,  horse  etc 

Cicero,  1 y $150 

Brett  E A to  C L LacKet  Oct  20,  horses  etc 

Lyons,  8 m $290 

Burrell  C T to  H M McIntosh  Oct  21,  furn 

2354  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 m $58 

Chambers  E J te  E R Mackey  oct  26,  furn 

390  Hermitage  av,  6 m $65 

Conway  P to  L S Baker  oct  25,  planing 

mill  Loomis  and  21st  sts  2 y $3000 

Couch  J VV  to  L H Whitney  oct  22,  house 

331  w Randolph  st $330 

Couch  J W to  M J Crum  oct  23,  same  2 y 

$500 

Cogswell  I to  W H King  oct  19,  furn  121 

Johnson  st,  6 m $147 

Crowhurst  E to  G Gates  Oct  23,  furn  1037 

Elston  av,  2 m $54 

Clemunz  A M E to  J Fredli  Sept  30,  fnrn 

130  Ohio  st,  1 y $200 

Colloskv  J to  C Babcock  Oct  19,  furn  1224 

Wolfrom  st,  3 m $52 

Cross  J G to  C W Cross  Oct  18,  furn  etc 

1101  41st  st  2 y $560 

Clook  D to  S Richurdson  Oct  18,  Chicker- 
ing  piano  and  furn  695  w Erie  st,  6 m 

$135 

Crow  C F to  M V Hall  Sept  3,  wagont  etc 

3811  Cot  Grove  av $175 

Connor  A to  W W Charles  Oct  20,  gas 

metre  19,  Harrison  st  1 m $55 

Clifford  T to  L C Mathison  Oct  21,  furn  82 

Halsted  st,  1 y $75 

Christiansen  R to  ER  Mackey  Oct  21, 

furn  1116  Western  av  6 m $68 

DeCosta  H to  T Gagnor  oct  8,  furn  163 

Ewing  st,  6 m $91 

Duncan  W to  F M Baily  oct  12,  furn  1450 

State  st,  14  wks $64 

Davis  A to  J h Andrews  Oct  20,  furn  326 

Slate  st $4480 

Ehlert  h <fc  W to  C Weber  Oct  20,  saloon 

Monroe  and  Clark  sts,  1 y $1000 

EKesson  E to  M H Thomason  Oct  19,  store 

966  Madison  st,  7 m $420 

Elores  E to  Chi  Carpet  Co  Oct  15,  furn 

293  Oak  st,  4 m,  p m $231 

Eaton  I T to  J O’Brien  Oct  20,  furn  312 

Webster  av  9 m $115 

Emerson  C E to  S Richardson  oct  22,  furn 

4920  State  st,  6 m $102 

Elliott  J to  L B Shields  oct  25,  furn  335 

ClarK  st,  4 m $60 

Fowler  J H to  J H Spear  oct  23.  horses  eto 
804  43d  st,  6 m $125 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


007 


LUMBER 


T.  WILGB  & CO.,  Rtt 

, LATH  AND  SHINGLES 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  oil  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared^to  furnish  promptly 

K ILX’ItRIEIt  U :l  SI  S»  IF  O « St  F L O O R I N G t 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc.  . 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices . 

Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts.,  CHICAGO,  ILL 


• 9 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Sash,  Doors,  Blinds,  Mouldings, 


Frimbilin  E 0 to  J H Norton  oct  25,  furn 

47  Pine  st,  5 ■ • $10*' 

Forster  G to  F A Rehkopf  Oct  19,  wagon 

etc  42  Clybonrn  av,  2 y $251 

Findlay  J to  W Laycock  oct  22,  furn  179 

w Lake  st,  6 $213 

Farrell  DtoMR  Roan  Oct  22,  house  573 

Jefferson  st,  1 y $127 

Foltz  J B to  J S Wolfe  Oct  22,  horses  etc 

872  Lincoln  av,  90  ds $175 

Farnham  N C to  A Langstein  Oct  22,  ma- 

chy,  3610  State  st $60 

Fortman  G to  WacKer  & B B & M Co  Oct 

20,  saloon  824  n Halsted  st,  7 in $344 

Fuller  J J to  G J Williams  Oct  22,  furn  189 

Campbell  av,  2 in $108 

Farley  L P to  C T Williams  Oct  22,  furn 

302  Michigan  av,  6 $544 

Fleming  J A toS  Boldenweck  oct  12,  horse 

etc  4105  Drexel  bd,  3 m $110 

Goodwick  H to  A E Guild  Jr  Oct  20,  furn 
and  Dom  s m 43  n Western  av,  1 y • • $130 
Gorman  A 0 to  S Richardson  oct  9,  furn 

947  Halsted  st,  4 m $80 

George  P to  F J Machteway  Oct  20,  horses 

134  Libertv  st,  6 $50 

Gibbons  J F to  J Wyman  Oct  16,  Kingman 

piano  1400  Monroe  st $138 

Griffith  W II  to  G W Snyder  Oct  20,  wag- 
on etc  175  n Western  av,  1 y $180 

Glannon  E P to  O Miller  Oct  5,  horse  etc 

$200 

Geifelt  P to  E T Brown  Oct  21,  furn  127 

Wells  st,  6 $99 

Griggs  L P to  W N Alley  Oct  21,  furn  379 

Orchard  st,  6 in  $161 

Gilmore  I to  F W Seddall  Oct  11,  piano  66 

24th  st,  4 $86 

Gammon  E h to  W N Alley  Oct  20,  horse 

9 n Carpenter  st,  2 y $80 

Gibson  N G to  E H Covert  Oct  20,  store 

90  ds $175 

Grant  K to  Blain  Bros  Oct  20,  saloon, 

Canalport  av.  6 m $390 

Gemmer  G to  E R Mackey  Oct  21,  furn^ 

875  MilwauKee  av,  6 m $57 

Grinesman  W to  J Claussen  Oct  19,  saloon 

102  w 18th  st,  1 y $600 

Grant  W B to  Bartholomae  & L B Go  June 

17,  saloon  423  5th  av,  2 y $232 

Hand  J T to  N Mareey  oct  26,  furn  138J4 

Wells  st,  6 m $275 

Hill  M A to  T Nelson  oct  23,  furn  313 

Clark  st,  10  $144 

Hunsen  J S to  E T Brown  oct  25,  piano  and 

furn  824  Dania  av $68 

Hoffman  M to  Blain  Bros  oct  25,  furn  934 

Milwauxee  av,  6 m $57 

Hunt  G C to  E R MacKey  oct  23,  machy 

etc  247  Canal  st $195 

Heney  J to  J H Spear  Ost  22,  furn  620 

Madison  st,  6 m $90 

Heinrichsen  F to  EH  Babcock  oct  23, 

furn  Lake  11m * $205 

Hinds  G E to  E T Brown  Oct  22,  piano  67 

Walton  pi $68 

Hozel  H to  P Schoenhofen  B Co  oct  19, 

749  Hinman  st,  2 y,  6% $125 

Hayes  F N to  L C Gee  Oct  22,  furn  213 

Indiana  st,  6 m $150 

Heiselman  J to  G J Williams  Oct  22, 

horses  etc  318  Clybonrn  av,  6 m $97 

Holmes  A C to  JD  Spear  Oct  20,  furn 

3641  Vincennes  av,  6 m $136 

Hann  J to  W N Alley  Oct  21,  furn  — Web- 
ster av,  8 m $57 

Hoover  J W to  S Richardson  Oct  20,  furn 

3445  Wabash  av,  5 m $50 

Higgins  G to  W N Alley  Oct  20,  furn, 

J 291 Y2  n Market  st,  12  m $61 

fHill  n h to  W N Alley  Aug  28,  Steinway 

piano  307  Hoyne  av,  2 m $153 

Hagedem  H to  F W Seddall  July  12,  bar- 
bershop 661  Van  Buren  st,  6 m $57 

Ingersoll  H W to  Troy  Laundry  Mach  Co 
Oct  17,  machy  etc  456  Van  Buren  st  1 
$1139 

JaeschKeR  to  A Jaeschke  oct  23,  horses 

etc  — South  av,  2 y 8$ $250 

Jeniiins  M J to  Standard  Furn  Co  oct  25, 


mas-onr  facilities  are  equal  to  any,  and  we  make  a specialty  of  furnishing  Contractors  everything  in  t "‘-..<.3 
HEH-Our  fac'li||^BYnqr^floWoodwork  for  any  ciass  of  Building,  including  ail  kinds  of-fla 

STAIR  WORK  AND  HARDWOOD^  FINISH. 

Estimates  or  any  other  information  in  our  line  Comer  Twenty-SeCOhd  and  ThrOOp  Streets 
may  be  had  promptly  on  application.  CH1CACO 


furn  296  Campbell  av,  14  m $90 

Johnson  J C to  I Jown  oct  25,  horses  etc 

Van  Buren  and  Paulina  sts,  3 m $180 

Jeffers  J to  L B Shields  oct  19,  furn  Lake 

View,  1 $60 

Jones  S to  M L Pemberton  oct  21,  furn 

etc  592  n Clark  st,  5 m $200 

Johnson  C to  C Wyman  oct  23,  furn  268  w 

Indiana  st,  6 in $172 

Jones  C & B to  C F Swigert  Oct  22,  Rav- 

enswood  23  $250 

Johnson  F E to  E Brown  Oct  19,  burber 

shop  32  Blue  Island  av,  7 m $35 

JelineK  A to  J Kostner  Oct  21,  machy  335 

Cannl  st,  1 y $300 

Juberg  E to  A Nelson  Sept  30,  laundry  207 

w Indiana  st,  1 y $150 

Jensik  J to  T Hoenig  Sept  7,  wagon  473 

Canal  st,  4 m $56 

Joslu  J to  N S Bouton  Oct  20,  furn  1053 

Van  Buren  st,  2 y $300 

Knowles  C J to  Blain  Bros  oct  23,  furn  218 

Fremont  st,  1 y $74 

Kelly  A L to  E A Martin  oct  25,  lease  of  It 

8 It  15  Ellis  e add  6 m $230 

KnoopFto  T Selling  oct  26,  saloon  178 

California  av,  Aug  1 $400 

Knowlton  V to  F W Siddall  Oct  5,  furn 

1312  OaKWOod  blvd  6 m $312 

Kouschinsky  C to  J Cullen  Oct  22,  furn 

591  Ambrose  6 m $78 

Kittel  H P to  J H Norton  Oct  25,  furn  46 

Van  Buren  st $78 

King  T to  M Hannigan  oct  21,  saloon  318 

State  st,  19  $1975 

Kircher  F to  C Seipp  B Co  Oct  22,  saloon 

364  Clark  st,  6 $60 

Kriski  J A to  E H Babcock  oct  23,  furn 

Lake  3 $74 

Klien  D to  S Richardson  oct  23,  furn  3522 

Wabash  av,  1 y $420 

Lindmark  P J to  H Barrenshien  oct  1, 

horse  etc  251  n Franklin  st  1 y $350 

Lindner  R to  J Jacobs  oct  13,  horses  ete^ 

Lake  View,  3 m $60 

Leahy  J J to  P Peiffer  oct  13,  horses  etc, 

Lemont,  1 $350 

Lucas  A G to  W W Charles  oct  16,  furn  512 

Wabash  av,  Nov  22 $121 

Lawler  W J to  W W Charles  oct  22,  horses 

etc  2921  Hapnes  ct  4 m $86 

Lawson  S to  C J Simpson  Oct  22,  furn  265 

La  Salle  av,  2 m $56 

Lehnhardt  R to  W Zimmerhoff  Oct  21,  ci- 
gar factory  69  w Division  st,  Apr  21, 

8 . $500 

Lapell  S A to  N G Turnquist  Oct  22,  sa- 
loon 363  w Van  Buren  st,  4 m $400 

Lewin  H T to  H & J Schwabacher  Oct  22, 

saloon  189  w Madison  st,  2 y $2500 

Lange  G to  Union  Type  Foundry  Oct  21, 

press  356  North  av,  7 m $75 

Leguer  W to  W S Wharton  Oct  15,  furn 

374  Noble  st,  4 $69 

Lawrence  S E to  W W Charles  Oct  18, 
Waters  piano  and  furn  Hyde  Pk  6m.  .$95 
Lvnch  h S to  M L Pemberton  Oct  19,  furn 

$120 

Lange  F to  F Kobel  Oct  16,  cows  etc, 

Bloom,  ly $156 

Lynn  F to  W N Alley  Oct  18,  piano  428 

Irving  av,  4 $65 

Letter  S R to  EH  Babcock  Oct  16,  furn 

Pullman  6m $65 

Le  Bean  J L to  J S Le  Bean  Oct  20,  hay 

presses,  48  Cypress  st  2 y $300 

Lethness  C O to  0 Stange  & Co  oct  26,  furn 

1218  Milwaukee  av,  19  m 

McKay  A to  F A Rehkopf  oct  13,  wagon 

etc  120  Warren  av  8 m $156 

Morgan  M H to  F Malcolm  oct  26,  furn 

378  w JacKson  st,  6 $83 

Martin  I E to  O F Malcolm  Oct  22,  horses 

etc  3 70  Robey,  6 m $70 

Murdough  C C to  C Babcock  oct  23,  furn 

22d  st  and  Indiana  av,  3 m $52 

Mitchell  F N to  C Williams  Oct  18,  furn 

2626  Cottage  Grove  av,  7 m $135 

Miluor  G W to  W N Alley  piano  840  Adams 

st  3 in $91 

Mussey  G E to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  Oct  20, 


billiard  goods,  106  Madison 


st  52  m 
..  $7,000 

McNay  C to  J Samuels  Oct  18,  furn  4220 

Wentworth  av $46 

Michel  W F to  W W Charles  Oct  19,  carri- 
age etc,  210  n Sangamon  st,  3 in $297 

Mulcaire  P to  C Williams  Oct  20,  horses 

etc  493  w Indiana  st,  9 m $420 

McDonnell  M to  A M McIntosh  Oct  21, 

furn  Hyde  Pk  6 $99 

Muhliesen  C to  H Flentil  Oct  16,  farm 

machy  etc  Wheeling  1 y $230 

McGraw  J C to  Bartholomae  & L B Co 


June  17,  saloon  1212  Polk  st,  2 y . 


.$463 


Merz  J to  C J Shields  Oct  22,  wagon  etc 

231  Division  st,  6 m $102 

Mair  G B to  A Sternheim  Oct  22,  press  ett^ 

497  Van  Buren  st,  3 m $125 

McAssey  J to  I Graham  Oct  22,  horses  etc 

486  Taylor  st,  2y $1740 

McDonald  A to  E R MacKey  Oct  22,  furn 

Pullman,  6 $68 

Marshall  B to  E R Mackey  Oct  22,  furn 

112  3d  av,  6 $97 

Moore  D B to  W T Johnson  Oct  20,  furn 

169  Emerson  av,  7 $128 

Martin  H M to  A Reid  oot  22,  furn  2 y 

$3500 

Monroe  W to  M L Pemberton  oct  21,  furn 

176  Coblentz  st,  4 $60 

Minehart  T H to  E R Mackey  oct  23,  furn 

1330  Michigan  av,  6 m $620 

McCormick  R J to  W N Alley  oct  23,  K & 

B piano  and  furn  151  13th  pi  9 m. . . . $340 
Moore  D B to  T Nelson  oct  20,  horses  etc 

Ohio  and  Seymour  sts  8 m.  . $128 

Miller  G to  Brunswick  B 0 Go  Oct  26,  bil-^ 

liard  goods  10  $175 

Newton  J to  T J O’Neil  oct  20,  horse  2 y 

$151 

Nye  G h to  E R MacKey  Oct  20.  piano  and 

furn  270  Leavitt  st $130 

Nelson  M to  W Side  Brg  Co  oct  22,  saloon 

1089  Milwaukee  av $350 

Nelson  N P to  E R Mackey  oct  23,  furn 

1024  Sheffinld  av,  6 m $130 

Nelson  P N to  A Olsen  Oct  23,  machy  387 

Washtenaw  av,  1 y ■ 

Odeeson  P L to  Blain  Bros  oct  25,  Grooe- 
sleed  F & E piano  amd  furn  3447  Indi- 
ana av,  6 m $242 

O’Brien  D to  M McNulty  Oct  15,  saloon 

43  n State  st,  Jan  1,  ’89 $2500 

Oosterman  G to  J Cullen  oct  23,  furn  654 

Van  Buren  st,  6 m $189 

Proctor  G H to  W W Charles  oct  11,  furn 

151  18th  st,  6 m $157 

Percies  L toC  Babcock  Oct  22,  horses  etc 

354  Henry  st,  6 m $70 

Puelter  R to  A Roescher  Oct  4,  furn  1940 

Archer  av,  3 m • • • ■ $500 

Prouty  E to  E L Tousey  Oct  20,  furn  C 

Lawn,  3 m 

Quinn  D J to  J Quinn  Oct  20,  horses  etc  21 

North  av $250 

Rose  E F to  A Schaffhauser  oct  23,  furn 

3541  Dearborn  st,  8 $132 

Roemilly  0 to  M J Abt  Aug  21,  saloon  9 
$150 

Richards  C to  E T Brown  oct  22,  piano  and 

furn  Englewood,  6 m $65 

Ritter  J F to  EH  Babcock  oct  23,  furn 

325  Wabash  av $60 

Reese  J T to  Englewood  Temple  No  15  O 

P C oct  15,  house  538  56th  st $70 

Robinson  L C and  J S to  F E Blackman 

Oct  11,  furn  161  La  Salle  2 m $110 

Rivera  T 0 to  M E Kellogg  Oct  20,  wagon, 

furn  etc  Mt  Forest,  1 y $1°° 

Ronse  L&TJtoRW  Farrell  Oct  19,  fix- 
tures, 203  w Madison  st,  3 m $150 

Robinson  S F to  EL  Parker  Oct  20,  fuin^ 

1429  Wabash  av,  6 $474 

Rasmussen  M to  G Williams  Oct  20,  furn 

152  California  av,  7 $102 

Roberg  B to  J A Fay  & Co  Oct  20.  machy 

52  Franxlin  st,  1 y $795 

RocKwood  L L to  Blain  Bros  oct  23,  furn 

875  Sheffield  av,  7 $54 

Starr  T to  C T Williams  oct  25,  horses  etc 
1324  Van  Buren  st,  1 y $H8 


Shelton  W E to  It  Isham  oct  25,  furn  202 

4th  av,  4 m $51 

Schlichting  J to  S Werdel  groceries  16  s 

Fullerton  av.  i y $1,000 

Seling  T to  W Side  Brg  Co  oct  26,  saloon^ 

178  California  av,  18  m $450 

Sponsel  J G to  E h Babcock  Oct  14,  furn 

531  w PoIk  st,  6 $96 

Sinns  J M to  Garden  City  Type  Foundry 

Sept  16,  press,  4 m $140 

Speck  W to  E R Walker  Oct  12,  piano  337  _ 

Root  st,  3 $52 

Smith  RA  & M JtoFG  Wells  Oct  21, 

piano  and  furn  6 m $65 

Sterling  N to  E R MacKey  Nov  21,  furn 
and  Hale  piano  48  and  50  Morgan  st,  18 
$574 

Sims  J M to  Garden  City  type  Foundry 

, demand $550 

Smith  J G to  E T Brown  Oct  21,  piano  305 

Garfield  av,  6 $68 

Sinn  F to  Gottfried  B Co  Oct  21,  saloon 

128  16th  st,  2 y $300 

Sebmg  C E to  W Springer  oct  6,  machy 

60  ds $H° 

Smith  H G to  J J Wiggin  Oct  23  furn  766 

Monroe  st,  3 $'5 

Smith  W W to  J J Owen  Oct  21,  fern  124 

Halsted  st,  3 m $66 

Stroud  J B to  T H Gault  Oct  20,  furn  717_ 

Washington  bd,  6 m $450 

Stremth  L to  D Hyman  Oct  21,  boiler  etc_ 

251  w Madison  st $54 

Scherpels  C to  J Bildefeldt  oct  13,  cows  etc 

Maine,  $120 

Steele  M to  C Wyman  oct  16,  furn  678^ 

Larrabee  st,  1 $197 

Sunfield  B & Co  to  Reid  Murdock  & F oct 

23,  grocery $453 

Stumpf  J to  F Miller  oct  18,  saloon  1053 

Lake  st,  2 • $325 

Stewart  A to  H M McIntosh  oct  23,  piano 

436  Wabash  av  6 $475 

Sturr  J J to  Barnhart  Bros  & Spindler  oct 

26,  press  232  22d  st  1 m $85 

Schwarz  A & C to  L Braudt  oct  26,  house  ^ 

295  Halsted  st,  4 m $57 

Tomlinson  A to  W W Char  les  oct  26,  furn 

20  Clybourneav,  6 m $333 

Taylor  E to  J H Spear  Oct  19,  furn  Maple 

wood  4 in $69 

Todd  T D to  H M McIntosh  Oct  19,  furn^ 

and  piano  Ravenswood  6 m $130 

Treacey  J A so  E H Babcocn  oct  19,  furn 

1911^  Clark  st  6 m $70 

Towne  A W to  W N Alley  oct  22,  furn  179 


Baxter  st,  6 m . 


5217 


Trover  E D to  C Moeller  oct  — , furn  4 m 

$100 

Terwilliger  J M to  F Murfitt  oct  23,  safes 
$1416 

Tanner  MtoHE  Browns  oct  21,  furn  3313^ 

State  st,  4 • • $59 

Timels  M E to  C Williams  Oct  18,  piano 

and  furn  141  Clinton  st,  7 m $65 

Terwilliger  J M to  C Gee  Oct  19,  furn  etc 

l $600 

Updike  M J to  J BlacKinan  oct  26,  piano 

3440  S Park  av,  6 m $455 

UlricK  L to  C Robertson  oct  25,  furn  635^ 

63d,  10  wks $50 

Vale  J M ro  J Kitson  oct  1,  house  Engle- 
wood 2 ; • • • $1525 

Voigt  M to  H Albert  Oct  22,  fuin  547  Sedg-_ 

wicK  st $56 

Van  Wagner  F to  S M Drane  Oct  20,  furn 

472  w Adams  st  3 • $146 

Van  Pelt  M to  0 F Malcolm  Oct  21,  piano 

Lane  $136 

Vos  J to  C Babcock  oct  25,  horses  etc  4672 

State  st,  3 $112 

Walsh  M to  M Scully  Oct  25,  furn  142  n 

Ada  st,  1 

Wight  R to  L B Shields  oct  25,  furn  3827 

Ellis  av  6 $187 

VVatry  J to  S Otley  Oct  — , horses  etc  — n 

Green  st,  30  ds $350 

WilKinson  B W to  H M McIntosh  oct  23, 

furn  264  n Clark  st,  6 in $65 

Wintcomb  HJ  to  J Olson  Sept  29,  furn  ^ 
2133  Indiana  av $550 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


.»  IIIMiMENTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 


Wander  F A to  C W Raymond  Sept  15, 

electric  goods  156  5th  an $291 

Wilson  S E to  E H BabcocK  Oct  8,  turn 

160  w Monroe  st,  3 m $68 

Wychoff  F B to  S H Jackson  Sept  1,  furu 

Lake,  Sept  1 $380 

Wert  L to  W T Johnson  Oct  18,  turn  1245 

State  st,  9 m $75 

Whitney  E to  S Richardson  Oct  19,  turn 

3501  State  st,  4 m $56 

Ward  M E to  W H King  Oct  21,  turn  3000 

State  st,  7 m $102 

Wilkins  E to  C Williams  Oct  21,  piano  & 

turn  322  Adams  st,  7 m $130 

Whitney  W S to  C J Shields  Oct  22,  turn 

Hyde  Pk,  6 m $127 

Wilkins  C to  Brunswick  B 0 Co  oct  21,  bil- 
liard goods  196  Indiana  av,  3 m ....  $75 
Washington  L to  E T Brown  oct  26,  carri- 
age etc  26th  and  Calumet  av,  8m....  $579 
White  M to  E R Mackey  oct  25,  turn  3130 

Emerald  av,  6 m $73 

Weed  C W to  J H Spear  oct  26,  furn468 

Taylor  st,  6 m $68 

Zolker  P to  C Passow  & Son  Oct  10,  saloon 
3318  Halsted  st,  10  m $150 


II9KTKAGE<i. 

tTijah  E G to  People’s  B & L Assn,  oct  18, 
Its  26  and  27  b 1,  Washington  Heights, 

8# $8,800 

Knudson  A to  Phoenix  B Soc’y,  oct  14,  It 

33  b 39,  Sheffield's  add,  5# $600 

Wentzel  W to  Phoeniz  B Society,  oct  13, 

It  67  b 17,  30  40  14,  5% $700 

Hull  G N to  BanKers  & M B <&  L Assoc’n, 

oct  1,  ptb  2,  18  39  14,  8% $22,200 

McMahon  T to  Lane  Shore  B L and  H 
Assoc’n,  oct  6,  lot  26  blk  1,  8 38  14,  6$, 

$900 

Diefenbach  B J to  S Strong,  oct  16,  It  17 
blk  18,  White  add,  Evanston,  ly  6#.  .$500 
Kinzel  E M to  O M Wattles,  oct  16,  lot  2 

It  1 b 5,  31  37  14,  14m $700 

Marble  C E to  E C Gale,  July  10,  It  1 b 6 

12  39  12,  lOy  7# $2714 

Reuss  G to  M Ballin,  Nov  10, ’85,  It  5 Bal- 

lin  sub,  8 38  14,  2v  8% $150 

Kruch  A to  D Mrotz,  oct  18,  lot  43  blk  1,  6 

39  14,  2y  6% $1500 

Nixon  M G and  W K to  Joseph  F Rhodes 
oct  18,  lots  72  and  73,  34  39  14,  1 y 7#, 

$5000 

Lawrence  G W to  A Lawrence,  oct  25,  Its 

19  and  2C  b 21  Riverside,  3y $ 

Prouty  E to  S C Barnhart,  oct  13,  Its  42  to 

46  b 5,  23  38  14,  6y  8% $ 

HartI  J to  F Nilles,  Aug  17,  lot  3 b 4,  Kay 

add,  ly  8% $550 

All  Souls’  Church  to  American  Unitarian 
Assn,  oct  11,  pt  It  8 It  16  etc  bln  4,  3 38 

14,  etc  $4100 

Plessner  H to  C Duerr,  Sept  5,  It  21  It  160 

etc  Butterfield  add,  3y  8% $700 

Hedges  J M to  J F Eberhart,  oct  1,  lot  73 

to  82  b 15,  23  38  13,  8% $1000 

Miller  J J to  C S Carroway,  oct  16,  It  9 b 

5,  9 39  13,  2y  8% $900 

Kietzmann  C to  A Ketzler,  oct  18,  lot  35  b 

8 b 10  Sheffield  add,  3y  7# $1,300 

Gill  W E to  Chicago  Permenent  B and  L 
Assn,  oct  5,  Its  27  and  28  b 49,  35  38  14, 

8% $1500 

Irvine  H to  BanKers  & M B & L Assn,  oct 

1,  It  5 b 5,  23  38  14,  8% $700 

Marble  C E to  Bankers  & M B & L Ass’n, 

oct  1,  It  1 b 6.  12  39  13,8$  $1500 

Meyer  E to  T Bohnen,  oct  1,  prt  nw  % 33 

43  13,  2y $850 

O’Callaghan  M A to  H P Hull,  oct  9,  It  34 

b 3.  36  40  13, 3y  7# $600 

Gillson  I B toJ  H Kedzie,  oct  15,  pt  lot  2 

b 61  Evanston,  3y  7# $400 

Smith  C W to  G A Seaverns,  oct  18,  Its  11 

and  12  b 3,  3 38  14,  ly  8% $2000 

Beuthein  F to  A Clavey,  oct  19,  pt  n s e 

U 11  42  12,  5y  8% 

Vale  J D to  S L Barstow,  oct  16,  pt  ne  M 

3 38  14,  5y8%% $ 

Schwartz  J to  W B Severn,  oct  13,  lots  90 

and  91  b 16,  1 38  13,  2y  8% $170 

Baumgarten  C to  M Slocum,  Nov  23,  pt  n 

w \ 9 42  9,  ly  8% $700 

Hoffman  G A to  R Nickola,  Sept  7,  lot  7 b 

4 Bradwell  add,  2y  8% $600 

Arnold  F C to  Cent’l  S and  L Assn,  oct  8, 

lot  18  and  pt  17  b 8,  4 38  14,  8% $350 

Lotz  J to  Phoenix  B Society,  oct  12,  It  9 b 

7,  Gross  n add,  5 # $1200 

Lundquist  N to  Phoenix  B Society,  Aug 
19,  lot  9 and  prt  8 b 4.  Gross  n add,  5%, 

$2100 

Lehr  F to  Phoenix  B Society,  oct  19.  It  47 

b 7,  5# ...$400 

-Schubert  O to  North  C hi  Ml  S and  B Assn 
Oct  21,  It  3 b 51,  Butterfield  add,  5 1-8%, 
$600 


Gunthorp  J to  People’s  B and  L Assn,  oct 

14,  It  14  b 1 b 15,  8 39  13,  8% $1,200 

Watber  A R to  People’s  B & L Ass’n,  oct 

18,  It  18  b 6,  22  38  14,  8% $400 

Barrett  D to  People’s  B & L Ass’n,  oct  18, 

Its  3 and  4 b 2,  1 38  13,  8% $400 

Erikson  J to  Phoenix  B Society,  oct  19,  It 

62,  Altgeld  sub,  20  40  14,5$ $2000 

Eckart  G to  L Hoepe,  oct  20,  lot  9,  sw 

20  40  14,  3y  8% $500 

Hannaford  R H to  B Shurtleff,  oct  15,  It  1 

b 4 b 7,  33  39  14.  18m  8% $500 

Kruse  A to  N Chi  M S and  B Assn,  oct  20, 

It  17  Oak  Grove,  5 1-5# $4000 

Adams  A to  N Chicago  M S and  B Ass’n, 

oct  20,  It  79  b 2,  8 39  14,  5 1-5# $5000 

Heinroth  W C to  E Webel,  oct  20,  It  2 b 6, 

33  40  14,  ly  6# $2150 

Haas  A to  Garden  City  M S L and  B Assn 
Oct  20,  It  26  block  3,  U S Bank  add,  8#, 

$600 

Peterson  M E H and  C to  W J Thompson, 

Jan  1,  It  8,  Riverdale,  4y  6# $350 

Lawrence  M W to  F M Blanchard,  oct  20, 

20,  It  21  Brown  sub,  8 40  14,  4y $450 

Thomas  W H to  W C Van  Schaack,  oct  20 

pt  b 3,  12  39  13,  5y  6# $12,000 

Brandt  F to  C Rex,  oct  21,  lot  16  b 1,  8 38 

11)  2y  6# $500 

Woodworth  F B t<YH  Herrod,  oct  5,  Its  43 
and  44  blk  1 blk  4 Sheffield  addn,  5y  6#, 

$2500 

Werser  J H to  S H Wright, Aug  7,  lot  46  b 

3 Brown’s  add,  ly  7# $235 

Arbeen  C 0 to  J F Rhodes,  oct  20,  lot  13 

and  pt  14  b 4 W Springs,  8# $900 

Browning  E A to  L S Belding,  oct  13,  pt  It 

5 b 4,  Ellis  W add,  5y  6# $4600 

McDermid  J J to  O Peckham,  oct  9,  pt  It 

12,  28  40  14,  6m $10,000 

Stepina  A to  L Graefton,  oct  25,  It  59  blk 

48,  19  39  14,  3y  6# $1300 

Drega  C M to  G F Reich,  Mar  12,  pt  b 2 

Dolton,  ly  6# $1000 

Engl  sh  S F to  G A R B and  L Assn,  sept 

15,  It  6 b 53,  7 39  14,8# $3000 

Geseen  A to  G C Miller,  oct  15,  Its  39  and 

40  b 40  S Chicago,  ly  8# $100 

Schlegel  C to  Lincoln  B and  L Assn,  oct 

18,  It  20  b 2,  33  39  14.  8# $1500 

Hochstadt  G to  Lincoln  B & L Assn,  oct 

19,  It  10  b 1,  8 38  14,  8#....  „ $1000 

Brown  J A to  Oak  Pars  B and  L Assocu, 

Oct  19,  It  20  b 3,  7 39  13,  8# $1500 

Bunder  J to  Phoenix  B Society,  Oct  20,  It 

30  b 2,  29  40  14,  5# $1300 

Bundy  M E to  O H Shepard,  oct  18,  pt  lot 

13  It  63  etc  Ellis  e add,  5%# $8,000 

Bradley  F W and  M S to  F R Chandler, 
oct  21,  pt  Its  15  and  16  b 30  H^de  Pk,  2 

y 6# $500 

Keifer  J B to  H Troost,  oct  14,  It  45  b 29, 

17  39  14,  3y  6# $2000 

Seeder  M to  J Steder,  Sept  13,  part  lots  1 

and  4 b 2,  9 38  14,  8# $1000 

Blum  J to  H Blum,  oct  11,  It  51  and  pt  52, 

9 38  14,  8# $800 

Dreisel  A to  A Gersch,  oct  19,  pt  It  29  b 7 

Archer  add,  3y  6# $1(  00 

Van  Hallenger  H C to  J N Faithorn,  Oct 

18,  It  8 b 4 Irving  Pk $ 

Tessier  J to  N Corwith  et  al.  July  13,  lot  6 

b 4^  36  39  13,  4y  7# '. $300 

Vail  J D Jr  to  J L Barstow,  Oct  16,  pt  Its 
23  and  25  etc,  3 38  14,  5y,  634#.  • -$5000 
Waterman  A N to  S D Bockius,  oct  5,  it  3 

b 23  Hyde  Pk,  2y  6# $1000 

Carson  N & J M to  H C Gray,  Oct  11,  lot 

29  b 2,  17  38  14,  45m  8# $375 

Flint  E B to  Englewood  B and  L Assoc’n, 

Oct  11,  It  5 b 4,  2 38  14,  7# $1500 

Rourk  J to  M J Creeden,  Oct  20,  It  A b 2, 

29  39  14,  2y  8# $700 

Chyrek  F to  Cathn  Czcijka,  Oct  10,  It  8 b 

29,  5 39  14,  2y  5# $500 

Farrell  L to  Mull  S and  L Ass’n,  oct  22,  It 

60  b 2,  29  39  14,  8# $5,000 

Ockerman  J E to  I A Eberhart,  Oci  1,  lot 

41  b 15,  23  38  13,  2y  8# $120 

Johnston  A to  M A Lloyd,  May  1,  pt  30  41 

14.  8y  7# $22q0 

Keuth  P to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  7,  lot 

263  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3y  6 # $500 

Storms  J to  Chicago  Permanent  B and  L 
Assn,  Oct  19,  lots  1 and  2 b 5,  21  38  14, 

8# $1500 

Carr  C to  T G Crosby,  oct  22,  lot  9 b 1,  16 

38  14,  4y  6# $2500 

McOssey  J P to  A S Trude,  oct  22,  lot  5 b 

46,  17  39  14,  ly  8# $1500 

Wellington  M K to  C L Walker,  Oct  9,  It  4 

b 67  Hyde  Pk,  Dec  19,  ’87,  6# $350 

Pratt  H P to  T Russell,  Oct  23,  It  21  b 22, 

17  39  14,  ly  6# $954 

Matson  J C to  N Chicago  M S and  B Assn 
Oct  21,  It  33  b 4 b 3,  Sheffield  add,  6 1-5 
% $4000  1 


Jenkinson  M to  B Friend,  oct  16,  It  5 b 6, 

Elston  add,  2y  7# $1000 

Pollard  H M to  Bankers  and  M B and  L 
Assn,  Oct  1,  pt  It  33  b 18,  Hyde  ParK,  8 

$2300 

Smith  M L G to  House  B & L Assocu,  Oct 

11,  pt  It  4 b M Morgan  Pk $4000 

Ingalls  M E to  Oak  Park  B & L Assn,  Oct 

19,  pt  It  11,  7 39  13.  8# $31,000 

O’Hara  A J to  Calumet  B & L Assn,  Sent 

1,  lots  82  and  83  blk  1.  21  37  14,  7}/#, 

. . $1000 

Remer  P to  Hyde  Para  B and  L Assn,  oct 

16,  It  22  b 8,  6 39  14,  5# $500 

Upman  N to  Phoenix  B Society  oct  26,  It 

10  b 3,  36  40  13,  5# $1,500 

Gore  J J to  BerKshire  L Ins  Co  oct  25  Its  1 

to  4,  It  17, 27  39  14,  5 y $30,000 

Young  U to  L Baird  oct  23,  It  5 b 41.  Hyde 

Pk,  5 y,  6# $3000 

Swasey  S F & J A to  N W M L Ins  Co  oct 

20,  It  72  b 98,  27  39  14,  2y,  6# $1000 

Stewart  H C to  B L Pease  oct  20,  Its  1 to  3 

b 98,  Maywood  4 m,  7# $800 

Schweitzer  M to  L E Lyman  oct  13,  It  65 

b 4,  18  39  14,  2 y,  6# $100 

Mooner  B to  A Bienbach  oot  27,  n % se 

ne  34  12  42  12,  5 y,  7# $500 

Monahan  M to  W B Severn  oot  14,  It  21  b 
16,  1 38  14,  2y,  6# $175 

Nerney  T S to  Fifth  Ward  B & L Assn  oct 

13,  It  1,  b 4,  b 1, 16  38  14,  8# $700 

Colberg  A W to  J Oest  Sept  14,  It  8 b 1,  36 

40  13,  3 y,  6# $400 

DeJarcatt  H W to  H F Turner  Au°-  1,  pt  b 

2 b 9,  19  39  14,  5 y,  7#  $2300 

Higgins  H S to  A W Benson  oct  4,  It  24  b 

7,  21  38  14,  2 y,  8# $700 

Rolfe  L to  Central  S & F Assn  Aug  9,  It 

31  b 10,  Rock  well  ad,  8# $1300 

Gunning  W J to  E Gunning  Mch  12,  Its  11 

and  pt  12  b 92,  27  39  14,  10  y,  6# $2500 

Hutchinson  0 K A to  S P Colt  It  89  b 1, 10 

39  13,  6 m,  6# $4000 

Umdeustich  M J to  North  Chi  M’l  S and  B 
Assn,  Oct  21,  lots  32  and  33  lot  20  etc 
Brown’s  add $5000 


<tUIT  CLAIM  BEERS  ANI>  q)iT- 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

W 22  ft  of  Lt  23  Blk  20,  Holstein  Sept  17, 
Wm  H Thomas  to  Alfred  C Maynard— $1 

Lots  20  and  21  e 34  blk  1,  of  Its  11  to  15  For- 
restville  Sept  30  the  Metropolitan  Natl 
Bk  of  N Y to  A G Paine — $1. 

L 3 and  4 Horton’s  sub  s sw  31  40  14, 
Oct  1,  W F Johnson  to  L Talle — $1. 

N lt  21  blK  4,  Prices  sub  N W ^ nw  34 
10  38  14,  August  26,  J F Darby  to  Moses 
Wallace — $300. 

Lots  75  and  76  blk  2,  Willis  et  al  sub  pt  blk 
9,  19  39  14,  Oct  21,  Henry  L Turner  to 
Fred  Purdy — 1* 

Part  blk  20,  e pt  ac  ne  34  21  39  14,  Sept  12, 
Rich’d  S Peale  to  Potter  Palmer — $1. 

Lot  86  blK  1 J Lee’s  sub  sw  34  20  39  14,  oct 
11.  est  of  H B Claflin  to  Michael  Budzin- 
ski — $1. 

Lots  34  to  39,  n pt  blk  8,  nw  34  8 39  14,  Feb 
25,  D G Hamilton  to  J P Brown — $500. 

Lot  14  blk  2 McReynold’s  sub  ne  34  6 39  14, 
Oct  11,  John  G Rogers  to  Bridget  Curtis 
— $1. 

18  ft  w andadj  Lot  28  and  29,  blk  2.  Univer- 
sity sub  34  39  14,  Oct  9,  Richard  Gregg  to 
Albert  M Cox — $1. 

Lot  27  blk  22,  Carpenter’s  add  Feb  2,  Archer 
N Waterman  to  Cornelia  L Diveley — $2. 

L 4 blk  4 Watson  F & Davis  sub  nw  34  6 39 
14,  oct  16,  Ole  E Hansen  to  E B Sheldon. 
— $25. 

W 25  ft  of  e 50  ft  of  lt  15,  blk  63,  Hyde  Pk 
Apr  22,  Iver  Sorensen  to  Elizabeth  H 
Smith — $167. 

Lot  9 b 7 Fort  Dearborn  add  Oc  8,  Michael 
Keeley  to  Cbas  G Smith — $1. 

Lots  32  and  33  in  sub  of  w 34  Lts  120  and 
125  etc  Bronson  add  oct  16,  Jacob  Stanger 
to  Michael  Umbdenstock  Jr — $1. 

Lts  17  18  21  22  38  39  blk  2 b 6,  33  39  14,  Feb 
19,  Francis  P Fischer  to  Amoy  Vernon. — 
$10. 

Lts  15  16  19  20  39  37  blk  2 b 6,  33  39  14,  Feb 
19,  Same  to  Elizabeth  DeWolf — $10. 

Premises  ne  cor  Halsted  and  Van  Buren  sts 
oct  14,  H H Kohlsaat  to  Henry  Abrahams. 
— $1. 

Und  34  °f  6 34  sw  34  sw  34  25  39  13,  oct  11, 

A S Westcott  to  Gideon  L Spencer — $1. 

Lot  19  Blk  3,  Brown  add  Sept  3.  W D Ker- 
foot  to  Sarah  Burns — $221. 

Same  premises  Aug  31,  South  Pk  Commrs 
to  Same — $8. 


98945  Albert  A Sprague  et  al  v M 0 Sliaunon.  On  vet 

99013  La  Fora  S Baker  v Kalmia  Lumber  Co.  Sam 
323.76  and  on  ans  of  garns  S V Rvland  & B H Ro 
gers  $147.02. 

91293  Francis  T Osborne  et  al  v S F Hanchett.  Actioi 
changed  to  asst  and  by  agreet  $319, 

100425  Watson  Carr  v John  B Walker.  On  flndg.  $250 
105782  Wm  T Ames  v W S Geohegan,  Harry  Geohegai 
and  Thomas  G Fitch.  By  deflt,  $1219.21  and  sci  fa 
103970  Audrew  J Cooper  et  al  v M Leon  Roecker,  J 
Frank  Waldo  and  Frank  Bromley.  By  deflt,  $250. 
99932  Chas  Glanz  v Belinda  A Carter.  $17-50  anc 
proc. 

99680  T Kearney  et  a!  v Carl  F and  Fred’k  Happel 
$6.39  and  proc. 

99988  Stephen  B Sace  et  al  v Wm  C Parker.  $10  am 
proc . 

99591  Jas  Walsh  v J L and  E Sterner  and  John  C Phil 
lips.  On  ver,  $1308.33, 

99598  McCormick  Harvesting  Machine  Co  v Henry  , 
D and  Holland  N Parker.  Same  $161.40. 

104283  Frederick  Huelster  v Dillon  B Hutchinson 
1332.72. 

100419  Derby  Silver  Co  v Virgil  and  M J Liberman 
By  stip,  $633.50. 

100110  Robert  A Yeliowlee  et  al  v Edward  D Loud  ant 
Montezuma  Scott.  On  ver,  $184.36. 

104035  John  Gerstetjer  v John  Crossley.  By  deflt. 
$100  and  sci  fa.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

CIRCUIT  OOUBT. 

47958  E A Spencer  v Wm  W Charles  and  Abner  Under 
wood.  On  ver.  $200.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and  bill  ex 
in  30  ds. 

58196  Am  Hosiery  Co  v Herman,  Benjamin  and  Rosa 
S Friedman.  By  deflt,  $1831.69. 

58215  M Brand  & Oo  v Louis  Janake.  By  deflt,  $881- 
50. 

57995  Cheney  Bros  v Walter  H Judson.  By  deflt, 
$1669.66  and  sci  fa. 

58246  Herman  Felsenthal  et  al  v Louis  Bowsky.  $4016. 

71.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  m 30  ds. 

58335  Jas  Byrue  v C St  L h P Ry  Co.  On  flndg,  $125. 
Satisfied. 

434  i8  John  A Stewart  tr  v Richard  Dooley.  On  flndg, 
$200.  Satisfied, 

TBANSCBIPT9  FBOM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

3058  Chas  Goodman  et  al  v Phillip  Kirock.  $200. 

3059  H P Ripplier  use  etc  v Benjamin  F Babcock. 
$31.05. 

3060  Daniel  Nelson  v Mrs  J Hogan.  $92. 

3061  O B Jacobs  v Edward  Moe.  $108.39. 

3062  Charles  Dennehy  v James  and  Barney  Reynolds. 
$183.10. 

3063  Peter  Fallon  v J Buker.  $31.17. 

3064  A Butts  et  el  v Henry  Linstrum.  $125.01. 

3065  John  C Barker  v Edmund  Furthmau.  $6.75.  , 

3066  J V Sharawoda  v A H Darling  and  J H Cook  $180 
31  67  H Glamann  v J Hickey.  $47.26. 

3068  T D Chamberlain  v Mrs  V Bastian.  $39.32. 

3069  Allen  B Wrisley  v Joseph  Muszynski  and  Peter. 
P Mindak.  $72.55, 

3070  Sebastian  Rothstein  v Otto  Schwartz.  $88.80. 

3071  John  Schwickroth  v Same.  $11.50. 

3072  John  C Harper  v Michael  and  Winfrid  Powers. 
$181.27. 

3073  Herman  KirchhoS  v August  Gartz  and  wife.  $161 
53. 

3074  H P Repplier  use  etc,  v Julia  A Babcock.  $31.05, 

3075  Sawyer  Goodman  & Co  v E Puggy.  $154.01. 

3076  Hiram  A Draper  v John  and  Annie  Shaw  $100.  ! 

3077  HT  Van  Dinborg  vW  J Gallagher  and  Wm 
Newth.  $118  38. 

3078  E D Neal  et  al  v Martin  Mulligan.  $140.94.  ' 

COUNTY  OOUBT. 

5870  P G Borgeson  v Andrew  Matson.  Mo  n t denied 
and  judgt  $256.46.  Appl  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 

Axford  Wm  S to  L Axford  oct  19,  furn  etc  68  35th  st  I 

$1950 

Lyon  Louis  W to  Chas  P Thatcher  Oct  20,  wire  work 

business  84  s State  st $250 

Disque  Geo  to  Edward  Shannon  Oct  20,  grocery 

store  522  Blue  Island  av $225 

Boehning  Philip  to  Jacob  Frank  Oct  19,  saloon  2210 

Archer  av $3069 

Voge  man  E to  Bartholomae  & Roesmg  Oct  19,  sa- 
loon 540  w Taylor  st $900 

Schneider  F to  F Scharkowski  oct  18  bldg  53  Cor- 

nell  st $1200 

Byrus  Michael  J to  John  Byrus  oct  6,  meat  market 

125  n Market  st $250 

Quinn  Jas  to  David  J Quinn  Oct  20.  horses  wagons 

etc  also  house  21  e North  av $300 

Darrow  Jas  E to  F A Lindstrand  oct  I5  bldg  No  147 

e 22d  st $950 

Smith  David  Heinof  to  W M Howland  Sept  39,  of 

party  wall  on  L 7,  Bronsons  add $348  j 

Sauftlehen  Bernhard  to  Martha  Sanflehen  furn  425 

e North  av  oct  21 $2,000  ! 

Barth  Geo  W to  J L Fricker  and  J Albrights  oct  15, 

saloon  No  1,  Theatre  court $1500 

Brannegan  Julia  tojjohannn  J Thamm  oct  18,  bldg 

82  Hastings  st 1220 

Fletcher  Frank  A to  ML  Knight  oct  5,  paints  ma- 

chy  etc  38-40  Huron  st  oct  6 $4,000 

Donoghue  Minnie  A E to  Elizabeth  B Donoghue 

sept  27  , saloon  457  Chestnut  st $500 

Witherliec  W E to  O J Franchere  oct  13,  und  Vi  int 

in  Chicago  Preserving  Co $2000 

Jacobson  Louis  to  Janu  Jacobson  sept  20,  furn  45 

Marvin  st $300 

Larson  Peter  to  C A Bjork  oct  11,  uud  lA  bldg  299 
n Market  st $1350 


LEGAL  SALES, 

(continued.) 

Nov.  29. 

The  n 41  ft  of  lot  6 and  all  of  lot  21  in  lot  6 in  Pryor 
& Hopkin’s  sub  of  w half  of  nw  qr  of  sec  3 3814.  A 
F Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

N ov.  1 5. 

All  of  biks5  to  8 ot  A Sales’  sub  of  se  qr  of  sec  31 
and  sw  qr  of  sec  32,  nil  iu  T 40  R 13,  D J Avery,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 


YAK  I>  PRICES 
Knililin^  Material. 

Common  building  brick $ 7 00@  7 25 

fronton  pressed  brick ''40  . . 

It.  Louis  pressed  brick ’ ’ 27 

Philadelphia  pressed  brick  47  . . 

Milwaukee  pressed  brick 25 

ipdiana  pressed  brick  16  00@20  . . 

Baltimore  pressed  brick ^55  .. 

File  brick 25  00@40  .. 

Lime,  bbl 75@  9,) 

Lime,  iu  bulk,  bbt 60 

Colored  mortar,  If)  ib 4 

Stucco,  %)  lb  1 75@  1 95 

Plasteridg  hair,  bu 20@  25 

White  sand 1 05 

1 Akron  and  Utica  cement,  ^)  bbl 1 00 

Louisville  and  Milwaukee  cement,  ^ bbl  1 25 

Portland  cement,  bbl 3 00@  3 25 

Marble  dust,  ® bbl 1 75 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS — HOUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch {47  00@48  no 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1)4  and  1)4  inches 45  ..@48  00 

3d  clear,  1)4  and  1V2  42  ..@43  00 

2 inches 44 

A select,  114  and  1*4  inches 38  ..@39  !' 

A select,  2 inches 40  . . @41 

B select,  1)4,  1)4  and  2 inches 31  00@32  .. 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together  26  ..@27  .. 

2x4  B,  select  20 

2x6  clear  and  select 34 

2x8 36 

All  one  length,  ¥1  extra. 

ONE-INOH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear  46  00@47  00 

3d  clear  40  . .@42  - 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward  34  . . @35 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base)  34  ..@35 

7 and  8 inches  B (base)  30  ..@31 

B select,  25  ! '.@26 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward,  24  . .@25 
All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOAKDS — HOUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 41  00@42  00 

® 36  ..@37  .. 

L 31  ..@32  .. 

12  m.  com.,  12  ft 14  @15 


Alt  LOTS — DRY. 

A112x6— 20  feet 13  50 

" —22  feet 16  50 

“ — 24  feet 17  00 

All  2x8 — 2)  feet  14  51 

“ —22  feet 15  00 

“ — 24  feet 15  50 

2x10—20  feet 14  00 

“ —22  and  24  ft  17  00 

2x12— 20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $17 . 24  ft,  18  00 

4x4  to  8x8—20  ft,  115.  22  ft,  $16.  24  ft,  16  00 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width  . . 9 00@  9 50 

2x4,  cull,  12,  14  and  16  ft 10  01  @10  50 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 

5 “ “ “ “ 


MAHOGANY. 

Cuba,  1st,  1 to  2 in 

145  00 

2d,  1 to  2 lu 

115  00 

Mexican,  1st,  1 to  in 

160  0 - 

2d,  1 to  2 in 

115  00 

St.  Jago,  1 to  2 in 

180  00 

10 

14 

18 

23 

34 

50 

7)4 


18  ft. 


16 


12-inch  com,  10  and  20  ft '.  16  50@18 

D stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  19  . .@20 

>8feet 22  ‘..’@23  .. 

20  feet  23 

12  in,  no  2, 12  ft !.!!!!!!!!(!"  13  00 

14  and  16  ft  12  ..@12  50 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

® 43  00 

“ 33  00 

22  00 

Add  to  foregoing  prices  for  dressing  one  side,  $1: 
two  sides,  $1  50. 

»dd  to  prices  of  boards  ank  fencim 
uneside,  $1;  two  sides,  $1.50. 

beaded  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch  .. 

A,  ' 

B 

c ;;;;;;;;;;; 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch. . !. 

Clear  and  A,  % -inch,  6 inch ........ 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 28 

B,  % insh,.  6ipch ’ ...  34 

COMMON  AND  COLL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 12  ..@13  00 

„ ‘ u,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00@14  . . 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  ..@12 


for  dressing 


22  00@23  00 
20  ..@21  50 
18  50@20  50 
14  50@15  .. 
30  ..@32  .. 
32  ..@33  00 
" ..@29  on 
..@32  00 


9 to  11  “ “ “ 

8 inch,  sawed  )4,  7 feet 

9 to  11,  “ H,  7 feet 11 

5)4  inch,  “ V2,  7 feet 7)4 

6 “ “ V,  7 feet 9 

7 “ “ Vi,  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ )4,  7 feet 16 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common $8  C0@9  00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1 y2  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2^4 -inch 00  60 

2}4-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Extra  A $2  25@2  40 

Choice  A 2 lu@2  20 

Standard  A 2 10 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 20 

Standard  Cedar 2 00 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

Lath — car  loads — Dry 1 75 


No.  3 


n , 8 5U@  9 . . 

Common  ll4  and  ll/?-inch 12  5J@15  0.J 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  teei 13  50@14  50 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  ..(@14  . 

No.  2 fencing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 10  50@11  50 

xr°  o 11  50@12  50 

No  3,  all  lengths « 5U@  9 00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12  and  14 12  5U@12  50 

at  1 .r  .16  ft * 12  5U@13  50 

Norway,  No  1 i4 

Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
• on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED 

A flooring,  6-mch 83  50  to  34  .. 

® 31  ..  to  32  .. 

„ ° 23  ..to  24  00 

No  lFencmg,  6-mch  . . . 

10  feet ‘ ' 

Clear  and  a 4-inch 

5 -’i” 28 

VT  G - 24 

Norway  clear  and  A, 21 

B,  6-inch 19 

B,  4-inch 19 

C,  6-inch ’ ///  17 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or 

ship  lap 14  50  to  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or 

ship  lap 15 

A partition,  d and  mis,  4 bds 
B 

c 


30 


16  n0 
14  00 
to  32  . . 
to  29  .. 
t.  25  .. 
to  22  . . 
to  20 
to  20  .. 
to  18  .. 


FLOORING  STRIPS—  ROUGH- 

lst  and  2d  clear 

A siding  strips ’ ’ 

A flooring  strips  

B “ 

0 “ “ . 


29 

22 


to  30 
to  23 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in $22  00@24  00 

1)4  in.  and  over 25  00  28 

Common 15  0C@17 


12 


23  00 

24  00 
12  00 

6 00 

24  00 

15  00 

16  00 


to  16  . . 
39  50 
35  10 
to  27  . . 


. 26  .. 

■6  INCH. 

..  $39  00 

. . 36  00  to  37  00 
. . 31  . . to  32 


SIDING— TIED. 

1st  and  2d  clear 21  . . to  22  .. 

A siding ' 19  50  to  20  50 

B 18  . . to  19  50 

0 13  50  to  14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 9 50  to  10  50 

7a -inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 

Ijoring. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

Note. — The  prices  quoted  in  the  table  are  those 
gxed  by  the  meeting  of  Sept.  7.  The  present  selling 
prices  are  $12  for  2x4  to  2x10,  12  to  16  feet;  $12.50@ 
13  for  same  sizes,  18  feet.  For  longer  lengths,  and 
for  all  2x12  and  small  timbers,  there  are  but  slight 
j concessions  made  from  the  List,  if  any. 

All  2x4,  2x6,  2x8  & 2x10-12,  14,  16  feet. . 12  50 

, “ “ “ 1‘  2x12,  4x4  to  8x8 — 

18  feet 13  0n 

All  2x12,  4x4  to  8x8-12,  14  and  16  feet. . . 13  0, 

All  2x4-20,  22  and  24  feet 14  5° 


Cull 10  00 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1)4  in 

Thicker 

Common 

Cull 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK 

1st  & 2d 

Common 

Cull 

Timbers 

Quarter-sawed 35  00 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 22  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  26  00 

Axles 

Cull 

Beaches 26  00 

walnut. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 65  00 

Thicker 70  60 

Common 45  00 

Cull 25  00 

Counter  tdps.  18  inch  and  up 100  00  175 

Balusters,  ax3 45  00  50 

l)4xl)4  & 2x2 25  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 65  00 

Thick 75  00 

Common 30  00 

Cull ■ In  00 

BUTTERNUT, 

1st  & 2d 30  00 

1st  & 2d,  1)4  in  and  up 35  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 32  50 

1st  and  2d,  1)4  inch  and  upwards 35  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 22  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00 

Log  run  12  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

1st  & 2d 20  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 5 00 

BASSWOOD. 

1st  & 2d 

Common 

Cull 

Log  Bun 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 23  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00 

ROCK  ELM. 

15t  fl  2d 14  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 06 

SYCAMORE. 

Common  and  better 16  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 22  00 

BEECH. 

Common  and  better 13  00 

Cull 5 °0 

Log  Bun 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling 21  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 17  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 30  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD- 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 

“ “ “ rough 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 
Fancy  butt 


Coal. 

AnthTaclte,  range  and  nut $ 6 53 

Anthracite,  egg 6 25 

Anthracite,  pea  _ 4 •• 

Oannel 6 00@  6 50 

Erie  and  Brier  Hill 5 50 

Illinois 8 50 

Indiana  block 4 00 

Indiana  lump 3 50 

Baltimore  and  Ohio 4 60 

Blossburg 4 50@  5 00 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing*  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


R.  HUGHES, 


Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Booting  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


5 00 
12  00 


25  00 

26 
14 

8 

26  00 

17 
8 

18 
38 

24  00 
14 
8 

30 

30 

10 

30 

75 

80 

50 

30 


35 

75 

85 

35 

15 

35 

40 

35 

37  50 

23 

14 
10 

15 

21 

14 

7 

20 

10 

6 

14 

25 

14 

8 

16 
11 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Caleimining,  eto. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  f'l-i 

For  Sale.  V^mcaeo. 


MRS!  & KMBST. 

107  ’.a  alle  Street. 

Yarua — r9  N Elizabeth  St. 
or  * - fr  M s.  Tl 


FIRE  BRICK 


AND 


FIRE  CLAY. 


33  00 

42  5.i 
44  50 
4 6) 
4 91 


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AND^— 


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Chicago,  111. 


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and  Fittings 


Laree  Stock  on  Hand.  Special  Work  to  Order 


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Mural 


DEALERS  1 1ST 

Builders'  Hardware, 

Fine  Cutlery, 

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OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 


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C.  N.  HAMMON,  Evanston,  111. 

S.  H.  WHEELER,  353  Dearborn  av. 

W.  ADOLPHLS,  1926  47th  st. 


F UVL  CLARKE, 


Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 


85  Washington  St. 

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Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
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collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
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Heaters, 


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CHICACO. 


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C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  Yoke.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


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Practical  Plumber 


Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  PATENT  STOP  AND 
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ianos  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pie 
and  Organs— all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  ar 
see  ns  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 

bovine.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


*203  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS, 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO, 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
923  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


The  Sidewalk  around  the  CITY  HALL  is 
as  also  the  Steps  at  LaSalle  St,  entrance, 


MAGEE  FURNACES, 


COAL! 


PARLOR  HEATERS, 


igs-Are  the  Best,  Made  and  have  the  Einest 
Castings  of  any  in  the  11  orld. 

The  New  Boston  Heater, 

Steel  Plate  Furnace.  Perfectly  Dust  and  Gas  tight. 
A Powerful  and  Economical  Heater. 
Wholesale  and  Retail. 

MAGEE  FURNACE  CO. 

No.  86  Lake-st.,  Chicago. 


MAIN  OFFICE:— 103  DEARBORN  ST 


CAKE  VIEW 
Telephone  3953 


eI?e!  BARKER  & JACKSON’S 

CHAMPION  RADIATING  HEATER! 

CHICAGO,  ILL 


1802  WABASH  AVE 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 


THOMAS  NEL80N, 


CONTRACTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 


curunat/iwno  

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Tin  and  Slate  Roofing 

Metal  Sky-Lights,  Dormer  Windows b Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
General  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  works, 

684  MILWAUKEE  AVE.,  - - CHICAGO. 


Painters  and  Decorators 

246  Wabash  Ave,.  telephone,  5?i6. 


236  SOUTH  WATER  JiT 

slishing  a reliable  and  complete 
Scale,  200  ft.  to  an  inch. 
l ATLAS  of  JEFFERSON, 


EDWIN  MILNER,  Agt 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 


Water!  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  PWe  Proof. 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15.  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO.)  ITj 
Telephone  ss*. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) AGENTS.  ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  153  East  Randolph  st. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  & CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  167  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BERGSTEDT,  C.  G..  80  Dearborn  st.  Room  19. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  1 A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BRINTON,  H.  H„  1187  & 1334  VauBuren  St. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J,  J..  Room  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  E.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 
CULLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  8,  N.  W.  cor.  Randolph 
and  La  Salle  Sts. 

OAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S..  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

DVORAK  & PECHA,  439  West  18th  St.,  Chicago,  111 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  & CO..  114  La  Salle  st. 

♦JALLISTEL,  M,  W.,  cor.  ave.  K.  and  106th  St.,  Cole- 
hour,  111. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  6,  125  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  & Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  & ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  & HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salle  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRICH,  Horace  A.,  Rm.  32,  Borden  Block. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 

HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 

HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  & Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 


XATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEDHOFF  W.  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life-Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE&  KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Was)  ington,  Rm.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
KEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  St  KNEFEL.  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 

REED  St  HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,  St  SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

NCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St. -Room  49. 
SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  St  Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av, 
SMITH  St  GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  St  DICKINSON,  97  Washington  6t. 

STRAUS,  F.  W.,  164  Washsngton  St. 

STANLEY.  P.  E.,  St  Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TAYLOR,  WM.  E.,  31st  st.,cor  Cottage  Groveave. 
TIDHOLM  St  REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TRANTINA,  JOHN,  715  Allport  St , Chicago,  £1 
TULLY  St  KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  St  BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

V IERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER’S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 

WELLS,  O.  M.,  St  Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  St  Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  St  Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  et. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State,  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Real  Estate  Signs. 

ANDERSON,  E.  W„  54  Waldo  Place. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 


JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  and 
Belmont  aves. 

JOHNSTON,  W.  S.,  Estate,  115  Dearborn  st. 

K.ERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  & 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 

BANE,  Jas.  R.,  196  La  Salle  St. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ius.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

MAG1LL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
MoNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st.  j 

MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 


ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  (Estate of)  157  Randolph  St, 
DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  Si  268  Wabash  ave. 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

CDDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Architect, 


CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F.,  239  West  Chicago  ave. 


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H.  B.  BRYANT’S 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  4i  HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

BRANDT,  HE.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  8001. 

NORTON  D.,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8—165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Wood  Carpets. 


CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


Chicago  Business  College, 

SHORT-HAND  INSTITUTE, 

— AND— 

English  Training  School. 

-This  is  the  largest  and  best  equipped  Business 
College  in  the  United  States. 

■Young  Men  and  Women  are  here  made  compe- 
tent and  put  in  the  way  of  earning  their  own 
living. 

-There  are  Two  General  Courses,— 1,  the  Busi- 
ness Course;  2,  the  Course  in  Short  Hand  and 
Type  Writing. 

—Either  course  prepares  one  for  Self-support,  and 
the  knowledge  can  be  put  into  immediate  U6e. 
—The  English  Branches  are  also  taught  for  the 
benefit  of  those  who  have  neglected  their  early 
education. 

-Graduates  of  High  Schools  and  Literary  Colleges 
need  this  Practical  Training,  and  they  patron- 
ize this  College,  as  it  furnishes  the  Highest 
Class  of  Instruction. 

— Over  $40,000  are  expended  annually  in  furnishing 
the  facilities  that  this  institution  offers. 

—Mr.  H.  B.  Bryant  was  the  senior  member  of  the 
well-known  firm  of  Bryant  and  Stratton,  who 
established  the  chain  of  Co. leges  in  48  cities. 

— Every  Young  Man  and  Youug  Woman  needs  the 
practical  Training  that  this  College  affords. 

Address  for  circulars  or  further  information, 

H.  B.  BRYANT  & SON, 

81  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 


3.- 


«.— 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO., 122-126  Washington. 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  & RICKCORDS,  85  & 87  Dear- 
born st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st, 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Court 
House. 


W.  L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  l.oan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

BUILDINGS  MOVED. 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasorably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Builders’  Blacksmithing. 

BRITTIAN,  J.  C.,  119  Quincy  St. 


&Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Bosoovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  tho.Mu* 
sioal  Profession. 

WAREROOMS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


REAL  ESTATE  pj®  BUILDING  JOURNAL 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


TERMS: 

Aite7julV1T'^'sY(*’)except  to  ann"^  p^ve'r^1St!.rrS 

■“-1  . J R.  C.  SM YE RS,  Proprietor. 


Entered  at  Chicago  Post-office  as  secomLclaasniatter 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW. 


THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 


SNOW  & DICKINSON, 

Real  Estate  'Brokers 

MOKTOAGE  LOASS, 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 


JNO.  B.  KNIGIIT. 


JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 


gy  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 
MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 


give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 

' non-residents. 


^^“Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  Non- 
residents. 


^KEED  & HURLBUT, 

JVL03STE1T  TO  I_iO-AJfc\T 


ON  IMPROVED  REAL  ESTATE. 
:R,j?LIIjV.7-^L.Tr  ZBOInTIDS  FCE  S-&.IXE3. 


Josiah  H.  Reed,  11  Pine  St.,  New  York. 

Horace  A.  IIurlbut,  Chicago. 


Room  2,  TO 5 Washington  St. 


J.  P.  MALLETTE. 


R.  E.  BROWNELL. 


C B.  EGELESTON,  - SPECIAL. 

J.  P.  MALLETTE  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS 

jahstid  insrsTJRAJsroE. 

OFFICES: 

C'hio.airo.— Room  517,  Royal  Insurance  Building. 

Telephone  No.  1602 

Englewood.— Rooms2  and  3 Central  Block. 

Telephone  No.  15. 


C.  U.  GORDON. 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


6,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 


T9  Dearborn  St., 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


CHICAGO. 


u o.  ZUTTERMEISTER. 

e.  C.  ZUTTERMEISTER  & CO., 


C.  H.  PUSCHEGK. 


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ani  Financial  Apts. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents. 


QEO.  M.  BOQUE. 


H.  B.  BOQUE. 


C.  H.  MTJLLIKEH, 


REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 


ProDertv  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
R<fntsPHouses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies. 

P KsT’Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-slass  steam 
ere  to  and  from  Europe. 


Malcom  McNei 


||.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 


Real  Estate. 

LO-A-NS, 

99  Washington  Street, 


CHICAGO. 


H.  FELSENTHAL. 

JACOB  GROSS. 


FREDERICK  MILLER, 
ADAM  MILLER. 


FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 


Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REE  ESTATE  MD  MORTGAGE  LOANS,  j BfiNKERS  AND  FINANCIAL  AGENTS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHXCA.Q-0. 


P.  E.  STANLEY  Si  CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 


96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 


E.  S.  DREYER  & CO., 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 


108  La  Salle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 


10, 

99  # 101  WASHINGTON  ST. 


H.  L.  TURNER. 


W.  A.  POND. 


LUCKY  NUMBERSl 

ONE  FOUR.  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 


CAMPBELL  BROS., 


149  Tvladisor^  Street. 


F A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


Thos  B Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam  i,  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash  r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors  and  other 
Bonds ; the  Execution  of  Trusts ; The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TURNER  & BOND, 

real  Estate  Mortgage  loans, 


BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 


174  Dearborn  Street, 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  ot 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collec  ted,  inter- 
ests of  non-resicknts  carefully  looked  alter. 


ARTHUR  C.  G-EHR  & C0.f  (Successors  to) 
SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 
No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 


BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 


OXT  COXvXXXISSICj 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


J.  C.  MAGI  LL  & CO., 

Real  Estate, 


MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

125  La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

M Estate,  Loan  ani  Financial  Aients. 


Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 


S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 


102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 


Estates  Managed. 


MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 


STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Nun  Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  So.d. 
Telephone  No  433. 


CHA8.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL. 

FRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 


Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

Time  Loans  Negotiated, 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 
Dealers  in  RealEstat© 


F,  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 


149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOlPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 


Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


JAS.  R.  LANE, 

R,  E -A.  I_j  - E S T .A.  T E , 
196  La  Sallejst.,  Chicago. 


Estate  W.  S.  J0HNSI0N, 


CHAS.  GOODMAN,  'Trustee. 


;i  'Mention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-resi 


D.  GL  HAMILTON, 


DEALER  IN 


Real  Estate  I Mortgage 
Investments,! 


94  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  77  Illinois  Nat  l Bank  Bldg. 


Lane  Park  Lots— Lake  View. 

Grand  Native  Trees— Solid  Concrete  Walks— Stone 

Curbing  in  streets.  6,  8 and  12  in.  Water  Mains. 
Building  lines  established.  Four  miies, from  center 
of  ci tv  Easily  reached  by  Steam  and  (Street  Cars. 
Prices 'moderate.  Term  easy-6  per  cent.  Houses 
built  to  order. - 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Heal  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 


A.  O.  BOSWOKTH.  — 

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Fire  Insurance, 


H.  H.  JANSSEN. 


Lake  View  Agents  for  sale  of  Lots  in  Lane 
Park.  Headquarters  for  Lake  View  property. 

Main  Office  N.  W.cor.  Lincoln  & Belmont  avs. 

*BranchOffice,  cor  .Southport  ave.  and  Otto  Street, 
Lake  View  Ills. 


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


R.  W.  BRIDGE. 

185  Dearborn  St, 


Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


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llC  DEARBORS  STREET,  K 00.11  49,  CHICAGO. 


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3No-  lr7' O Dearborn  Street,  OlY.ica.go. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

[^"Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers  . 


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JOURNAL. 


ft.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 
CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  NOV.  6,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  marKet  is  all  that  could  be  expected. 
The  slight  depreciation  in  the  demand  felt 
in  some  of  the  offices  is  the  natural  outcome 
of  the  season. 

Acres  are  more  in  demand  than  ever  and 
as  a result,  the  coming  year  will  witness  a 
large  amount  of  subdivision  property  placed 
on  the  market. 

The  long  talKed  of  under-ground  railway 
has  at  length  assumed  a more  definite  form. 
A company,  organized  for  the  purpose  of 
building  an  under-ground  passage  from 
State  street  to  Colorado  av.,  on  Monroe  st., 
is  now  poshing  vigorously  its  claims  for  the 
right  of  way  on  this  street.  C.  C.  Thomp- 
son, R.  L.  Henry  and  C.  H.  Crawford  are 
the  names  attached  to  a circular  sent  out  to 
advocate  the  claims  of  the  new  enterprise. 
Such  a road,  properly  constructed,  would 
not  interfere  with  the  residents  on  the  street 
and  would  open  up  and  develop  a large 
amount  of  property  west  of  Western  ave. 

The  meeting  of  the  Real-Estate  Board  was 
held  on  Wednesday.  In  the  absence  of  the 
President.  Mr.  Byron  Lathrop  presided.  Mr. 
Lathrop  has  just  returned  from  an  extended 
trip  through  the  West. 

“The  losses  incurred  by  riots,”  was  report- 
ed on  by  a committee  to  the  effect  that 
there  was  no  law  by  which  the  injured  could 
retrieve  their  losses.  The  committee  were  re- 
appointed to  confer  with  the  Citizens’ Asso- 
ciation, who  have  this  under  consideration, 
with  reference  to  bringing  it  before  the 
Legislature. 

A committee  of  three  were  appointed  on 
invitation  of  the  Union  League  Club,  to 
meet  it  for  the  discussion  of  matters  per- 
taining to  real-estate. 

E.  A.  Cummings  reports  a firm  demand 
for  inside  property,  There  has  been  a slight 
falling  off  in  the  sales  of  lots,  but  no  more 
than  would  be  expected  for  the  closing  of 
the  fall  trade. 

Bogue  & Hoyt  find  a steady  market  for 
real-estate.  There  is  evident  a very  strong 
movement  in  acres. 

As  to  Hyde  Park  and  Kenwood  real-estate 
the  demand  is  constant  and  for  actual  use. 
This  property  has  now  become  a favorite 
for  fine  residence  sites. 

R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  & Co.  report  a good  de- 
mand for  loans,  with  rates  firm  at  6 and  7 
per  cent.  They  have  sold  during  the  past 
year,  about  forty  lots  in  their  subdivision  at 
W.  48th  and  12th  sts.,  on  the  Wisconsin  Cen- 
tral Railroad.  A new  station  has  recently 
been  placed  at  the  junction  of  these  streets, 
and  is  one  of  the  many  which  are  springing 
np  all  along  the  line.  The  Wisconsin  Cen- 
tral has  caused  a strong  demand  for  acres 
all  along  its  line. 

The  two  recent  auctions  at  Fernwood  re- 
sulted in  the  sale  of  fifty  lots.  Henry  L. 
Hill,  in  speaKing  of  the  auction,  said 
it  was  entirely  satisfactory  in  both  the 
amount  sold,  being  from  $6,000  to  $7,- 
000  worth  of  lots,  and  in  the  character  of 
the  buyers.  They  were  pleasantly  surprised 
to  find  a large  number  of  buyers,  men  of 
means,  connected  with  the  leading  business 
houses  of  Chicago,  and  able  to  build  with 
their  own  money.  As  a result,  twenty  houses 


will  be  built  at  Fernwood  byjmen  who  had 
their  attention  drawn  to  the  place  through 
the  advertisement  of  the  auction.  This  fea- 
ture of  the  auction  would  seem  to  be  a 
strong  inducement  for  other  sales  of  the 
same  character. 

E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.  report  a very  active 
market  for  residence  property.  In  one  sec- 
tion, they  have  closed  np  sales  amounting 
to  $80,000.  The  future  of  Lake  View  is  es 
pecially  bright.  Indications  now  point  to  a 
rush  for  this  growing  suburb  commencing 
with  the  early  part  of  next  year. 

In  an  interview  with  S.  E.  Gross  & Co., 
the  business  at  the  present  time  was  found 
to  be  active,  especially  in  the  sale  of  lots- 
Lake  View,  Humboldt  and  BrooKdale  are 
the  three  points  at  which  the  firm  are  largely 
interested.  At  BrooKdale,  they  are  just  com- 
pleting five  houses  of  very  attractive  de- 
signs. The  constructing  of  the  cable  road 
on  the  North  Side,  thus  increasing  the  fa- 
cilities for  reaching  Lake  View,  makes  the 
prospect  more  flattering  for  that  property. 

Rennpath  & Knefel  report  a good  demand 
for  property  in  the  southwestern  part  of  the 
city. 

The  largest  transfer  in  suburban  real- 
estate  that  has  been  recorded  for  weeks,  ap- 
pears this  week.  It  is  for  150  acres  in  South 
Chicago,  sold  by  the  Calumet  and  Chicago 
Canal  and  Dock  Co.  to  John  S.  Alley,  for 
$224,955. 

OITA’  COUNCIL,. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  sidewalK  on 
both  sides  of  25th  Place  from  Stewart  av  to 
Halsted  st;  on  both  sides  of  Indiana  av  from 
Douglas  av  to  Egan;  on  both  sides  Indiana 
from  22d  st  to  Douglas  av;  on  both  sides  of 
James  av  from  Laurel  to  Benson  sts;  on  both 
sides  of  Walnut  at  from  Kedzie  to  Homan 
aves;  on  both  sides  of  w 20th  st  from  Hal- 
sted st  to  Centre  av;  on  the  east  side  of  Sac- 
ramento av  from  Wilcox  av  to  w Jackson  st: 
on  the  north  side  of  Taylor  st  from  Califor- 
nia ave  to  Francisco  st;  for  curbing  and  fill- 
ing 13th  Place  from  Ashland  ave  to  Wood  st; 
for  curbing,  grading  and  paving  32d  st  from 
Cottage  Grove  av  to  Lake  Park  av;  also  27th 
st  from  South  Park  av  to  its  eastern  termin 
us  ;Prospect  place  from  Vincennes  to  Cottage 
Grove  av;  also  the  alley  from  Page  to  Wood 
sts;  between  Washington  Bd  and  Park  ave; 
for  curbing  filling  and  paving  w 21st  st 
from  Centre  to  Blue  Island  avs;  Hoyne  av 
from  w Division  to  Bryson  sts;  also  ordi- 
nance establishing  grades  on  Egan,  Langley 
and  Vincennes  aves;  also  for  establishing 
sidewalk  space  on  Hunt  st  from  n Centre  av 
to  Elizabeth  st. 

INVESTMENTS. 

The  United  States  Loan  and  Trust  Com- 
paky  have  recently  opened  np  an  office  at 
309  Royal  Insurance  Building,  for  the  nego- 
tiation of  loans  on  real-estate.  They  make 
a specialty  of  farm  loans  in  the  States  of 
Ohio,  Indiana,  Illinois  and  Kansas.  They 
have  had  twelve  years  experience  in  placing 
real-estate  loans  in  these  States.  They  offer 
investments  drawing  six  per  cent,  interest 
per  annum,  payable  twice  a year,  and  guar- 
antee the  prompt  payment  of  interest  at 
their  office — with  both  principal  and  inter- 
est secured  by  first  mortgage  on  an  im- 
proved farm  in  these  States — and  at  not 
more  than  one  third  the  cash  value  of  the 
land. 

M,  B.  Swezey  has  placed  125  of  his  im- 
proved dumb-waiters  in  the  fine  residences 
and  public  buildings  of  Chicago  during  the 
past  year.  Among  these  we  note  the  resi- 
dences of  Messrs.  Chapin,  of  Chapin  & Gore, 
Granger  Farwell,  D.  Harry  Hammer,  Geo. 
B.  Carpenter,  Alfred  Cowles,  E.  Partridge, 
Union  League  Club,  et  al.  The  Swezey 
Improved  Dumb  Waiter  is  becoming  more 
popular  with  every  year,  and  owes  its  suc- 
cess to  its  genuine  merits. 


The  following  Sheriff’s  Sales  of  real  estate 
will  occur  at  10  o’clock  A.  M.  Tuesday,  the 
9th  day  of  Nov.,  on  Clark  Street  in  the 
County  Court  House,  in  the  City  of  Chicago: 

Henry  E.  Taft  vs.  Robert  Blair,  amount  of 
execution  $245.15  and  costs.  Numerous 
town  lots  and  tracts  of  land  situated  in  Cook 
County,  State  of  Illinois.  Edward  S.  Curtis 
attorney  for  plaintiff. 

Daniel  Delaney  vs.  John  Hayes  and  Cath- 
ariine  Mary  Hayes,  amount  of  execution 
$24.91  and  costs.  Lot  3,  in  subdivision  of 
block  1,  in  B.  Wilder’s  sebdivision  of  blocKs 

I.  and  2 in  Assessor’s  division  of  the  west 
half  of  the  northeast  quarter  of  section  32, 
townshop  39,  north,  range  14.  east,  situated 
in  Cook  County,  State  of  Illinois.  P.  B. 
Castle,  attorney  for  plaintiff. 

Frank  Serhaut  vs.  Frank  Pivec,  amount  of 
execution  $565.00  and  costs.  Lot  45,  block 
3,  in  Assesaor’s  subdivision  of  north  quarter 
of  southeast  quarter  of  section  20,  and  town, 
ship  39,  north,  range  14,  situated  in  Cook 
County,  State  of  Illinois.  Kraus  & Mayer, 
attorneys  for  plaintiff. 

Alois  Kabat  vs,  John  Drazdik  and  Anna 
Drazdik,  amount  of  executison  $172.00  and 
costs.  Lots  33,  and  34,  in  block  10,  John- 
ston and  Lee  s subdivision  of  southwest 
quarter  of  section  20,  township  39,  north, 
range  14,  eart  of  3rd  principal  meridian, 
situated  in  Cook  County,  State  of  Illinois, 

J.  F.  Kohout,  attorney  for  plaintiff. 

Isaac  Stone  et  at  vs.  J.  N.  Williamson  and 
Erskine  M.  Phelps,  amount  of  execution 
$83,90  and  costs.  Lots  l,  2, and  3,  in  John 
P.  Eberhart’s  subdivision  of  lot  9,  in  Petti’s 
subdivision  of  block  97,  in  the  School  Sec- 
tion addition  to  Chicago,  situated  in  Cook 
County,  State  of  Illinois.  W.  C.  Goudy,  at- 
torney for  plaintiffs. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

This  List  is  published  but  once  and  is  not  kept  in 
type.  See  back  numbers  of  The  Jouknxi,. 

Nov.  22. 

Sub-lot  1 and  12,  Mackubin’s  sub,  part  east  half  sw 
qr4  39  14.  J R Custer,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  6,  Curry’s  sub-lots  2 to  6,  Barbour’s  sub  east 
naif  block  4,  C T sub  se  qr  17  39  14.  H L Wait,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 

Lots  44  45  and  46  block  6,  Winston’s  sub  south  34 
acres  west  half  sw  quar  3 38  14.  J R Custer,  Master. 

Lot  12  and  south  30  feet  lot  11  block  4,  Hilliard  & 
Hitt’s  sub,  part  lying  east  of  C R I and  P R R,  east  y, 
nwquar  17  37  14;  also  lots  17  and  18  block  2,  Baker’s 
sub  north  half  nw  qr  ne  qr  3 38  14.  E J Whitehead, 
Master.  L N. 

□Blocks  5 6 7 and  8,  A Gale’s  sub,  se  qr  31  sw  qr  sec 
32,  town  40,  range  13.  D J Avery,  Master.  L.  N. 

Lots  86  87,  Sheldon’s  sub-lots  61  to  90,  Bronson’s 
add.  J T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Nov.  23. 

Lots  28  38  39  40,  46  to  50  in  block  4;  also  [lots  42  43 
44  and  60  in  blk  5;  also  lots  1 to  5 and  8 to  12  in  blk  6; 
also  lots  11  12  and  22  to  25  in  blck  8;  also  lots  6 7 10  11 
and  33  to  41  in  block  9;  also  lots  22  to  25  and  42  to  44 
in  b 11;  also  lot  45  in  b 13;  all  in  Ira  Brown’s  add  to 
Park  Ridge.  Ferdinand  Schumann,  Trustee.  L A. 

Lot  29,  sub  blck  36  C T sub  east  half  31  39  14.  Also 
the  north  46  feet  south  71  feet  east  152  feet  lot  106, 
Bronsan’s  add.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

December  1. 

Lots  1 to  37  blk  2,  Baker’s  sub  west  half  blk  9 east 
half  block  10,  Hitt’s  sab  se  qr  8 37  14.  S M Dunning, 
Trustee.  L N, 

December  3. 

Lots  9 10  13 14  17  18  21  22  29  30  33  34,  b 106,  Melrose, 
part  sections  2 and  10  39  12.  Ceorge  P Ross,  Admr. — 
L N. 

Bee.  15. 

Southwest  qr  se  qr  se  qr  sec  7 38  14,  10  acres.  N M 
Freer,  Trustee. PL  N. 

— Instead  of  the  huge  sofas  that  inevitably 
remain  in  the  same  place  against  the  wall, 
there  is  a universal  demand  for  Louis  XV. 
sofas  just  large  enough  for  two  persons 
which  can  be  placed  near  the  fireplace  with- 
out filling  the  room  up.  The  upholstering 
is  in  velvet  silk  or  brocade. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


611 


THE 


Building  * Departrneiji 

Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
■ in  Building  Material. 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

South  Bend,  Ind. — Wilson  Bros;  of  Chicago  will  erect 
a $30,000  factory  here. 

Des.Moinos,  Iowa.— J.  F.  Pitt  & Co  of  Bethany  Mo.  will 
erect  a $4,000  carriage  factory  here  soon. 

Bkushy  Ridge,  III. — A school  house  is  being  erected 
here.  J.  P.  Ewart  of  Greenup,  111.,  contractor. 

What  Cheee,  Iowa. — A city  hall  is  being  built  to  cost 
$3840.  Oliver  Seaton  architect,  same  place. 

Goshen,  Ind. — English  Lutheran  church.  Rev  J.  N. 
Barnett  423  Sixth  st.,  pastor;  cost  $4,500. 

Chillioothe,  Mo. — A Lowenstein  will  build  a two-story 
brick  business  huilding.  Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not 
let. 

Warkensbubg,  III. — C.  H.  Faith  will  will  erect  a grain 
elevator,  Contracts  not  let.  Prices  wanted  on  all  materials 
for  same. 

Kansas  City,  Mo. — P.  D.  Armour  of  Chicago,  will  spend 
$300,000  on  the  improvement  on  his  packing  works  and 
some  new  buildings  he  intends  erecting. 

Mitchell,  Dak. — A business  building  will  be  built  by 
R.  F.  Alterton,  same  place.  G.  C.  Clements  Huron,  Dak. 
architect  cost  $9,000;  brick,  galvanized  iron  etc. 

East  Saginaw,  Mich. — A Library  Building;  Van  Brunt 
& Horoe,  Boston, Mass,  architects;  cost  $59,000.  J.  B. Peter 
will  receive  bids  till  Nov  15. 

Wawaka,  Ind.— A school  house  will  be  built.  H.  W. 
Matson,  32  E.  Main  st.  Ft.  Wayne,  architect;  to  cost  $6,000; 
brick,  stone,  and  galvanized  iron. 

Guthbie  Cehteb,  Iowa. — A business  building  will  be 
built  by  Porter  & Porter,  H.  H.  Chettinden  architect,  same 
place.,  corrugated  iron  roof,  wood  carpets,  etc. 

MiLWaUKEE,  Wis. — Davidson  & Sons  will  erect  a five- 
story  marble  factory.  It  will  be  60x150  ft  and  built  of 
brick  and  stone.  E.  T.  Mix  & Co  are  the  architects. 

Des. Moines  Iowa. — The  State  Ins  Co., will  build  a busi- 
ness building.  Foster  <fc  Leibbe  architects,  DesMoines,  3 
stories  22x132  feet,  bricK,  stone,  elevator,  plate  glass  steam 
heat  etc. 

Kansas  Ciby,  Mo. — G.  W.  FitzpatricK  608  Wyandotte 
st.  will  erect  a livery  stable  at  a cost  of  $10,000.  George 
Youngclaute,  1320  Grand  ave.  holds  the  contract  and  will 
make  purchases. 

Newton,  Kan.— S.  A.  Brown  will  erect  a residence 
costing  nearly  $4,000.  A.  C.  Varney,  Detroit,  Mich.,  is  the 
architect.  Thomas  Bros,  contractors.  All  mate  rials  to  be 
purchased. 


Warsaw,  Ind.— C.  W.  Chapman  will  erect  a two-story 
business  building  at  a cost  of  $10,000.  It  will  be  built  of 
frame  and  stone.  Gas  fixtures,  hardwood,  plate  glass,  etc 
N.  C.  McConnell  is  the  arceitect. 

Kenwood,  III. — Mr.  W.  R.  Page  will  erect  a new  resi- 
dence here  at  a cost  of  $20,000.  It  will  be  built  of  brick, 
stone,  etc.  Jinney  <fc  Otis  hold  the  plans.  Also  J.  S.  Bel- 
den  will  build  a $20,000  residence  here  soon. 

Kalamazoo,  Mich.— Residence  by  J.  J.  Morse  709  Lovell 
st.  owner;  M.  W.  Roberts  architect;  W.  L.  Buck  Marshall, 
Mich,  contractor;  cost  $5,000.  Frame  and  brick,  plate  glass 
hordwood  finish,  steam  heat,  wood  mantels. 

Fobt  Madison,  Iowa. — The  M.  E.  Society  of  this  place 
will  build  a new  church  at  a cost  of  $5,000.  Plans  not 
drawn.  Contracts  not  let.  Rev.  W.  E.  Patterson,  pastor. 
J.  F.  Reeves  and  E.  A.  Gibbs,  trustees. 

Detroit,  Mich. — Daniel  Scotten  will  erect  a four-story 
business  building  at  a cost  of  $30,000.  It  will  be  built  of 
brick,  iron,  terra  cotta,  etc.  Steam  heat,  stone  curbing, 
iron  roof,  gas  fixtures.  Contracts  not  let. 

Kansas  City,  Mo. — A seveN-story  hotel  will  be  erected 
here  at  a cost  of  $600,000.  W.  H.  Hale,  N.  B.  Ream  and  J . 
B.  Smith  of  Chicogo  are  the  owners  and  Burnham  & Root, 
42  Montauk  Blk.,  are  the  architects. 

Fort  Wayno,  Ind. — S Bard  will  erect  three-story  store 
and  fiat  business  building.  It  will  be  built  of  brick,  cut 
stone,  iron  work,  stained  and  ornamental  glass,  etc;  Grate, 
mantels,  gas-fixtures,  hardwood  finish.  H.  W.  Matson  is  the 
architect. 

Mukegon,  Mich. — Hermon  Vos  will  erect  a two-story 
frame  and  brick  residence  at  a cost  of  $5,000.  Wood  man- 
tels, grates, dumb  waiter,  furnace,  wood  carpets,  iron  fence, 
hardwood  finish,.  D.  S.  Hopkins,  Grand  Rapids,  is  the 
architect. 

Hyde  Park,  III, — F.  D.  Hill  will  erect  a two-story 
frame  and  brick  residence  at  a cost  of  $5,000.  Grates, 
mantels,  hardwood  finish  stained  glass,  etc.,  will  be  required 
G.  Isaacson,  98  Ashland  Blk.,  Chicago  is  the  architect. 
Contracts  not  let. 

Milwaukee,  Wis. — Adolph  Frohbach  has  leased  the 
ground  on  the  southeast  corner  of  Grand  avenue  and  Second 
street  and  will  shortly  begin  the  erection  of  a four-story 
pressed  brick  building,  20x80  feet,  to  cost  $15,000.  George 
A.  Spence  & Co.  will  erect  a four-story  brick  building,  30x 
90  feet,  and  Jacob  Hirsch  will  also  erect  a four-story  build- 
ing. John  H.  Tweedy  will  erect  a four-story  building,  30x 
100  feet.  Adjoining  the  building  of  Mr.  Hirsch  Davidson 
& Sons  will  shortly  begin  the  erection  of  a five-story  factory 
150x180.  It  will  be  constructed  of  brick  and  will  cost  $25,- 
(00. 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  H4SH. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  > • * Lox<;£. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Gooa  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


K-^YlvIOISro’S  IP^TETXTT 

Compressed  Lead  SashWeights 


ftfl; 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


SMOOTH  FINISH.  ‘ s 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction.— Bio  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders.  . , . 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 

weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s  “ 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s  - 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cincinnat 

Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

51  to  59  West  St. 

CHICAGO. 


Reports  of  New  Buildings  and  Buildings  to  be  Erected.  In  advance  of  Permits. 

V For  the  week  ending  Nov.  6,  1886.  See  Official  Report  of  Building  Permits,  Fifth  Page. 


OWNER. 


H Zimmerman 

P F Muuger 

Sarah  Gleason 

A Rogerson 

F Campbell ■ 

Jas  Stroud 

S Mackey 

Mrs  Goeshe 

Geo  Wilson 

H Nichols 

A J Kirkwood 

C O Callagan 

C 0 Gleason  

St  Paul’s  Church 

St  Paul’s  Church 

Mrs  C Smith 

Sash  and  Blind  Oo 

M Donahue  

J B Mailers  

Messrs  Thomas,  Fitch  et : 

H C Walker 

I Tucker 

C Troess 

L A Gilbert 

^MrsF  S Bassett 

J N Winterbotham 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


Factory 

Dwelling 

Stores  and  flats . 

Dwelling 

Store  aud  Hotel . 
Dwelling 


SIZE. 


LOCATION. 


COST  I 


ARCHITECT  OB  BUILDER. 


Stores  and  flats 

Livery  stable  and  flats 

Stores  and  flats 

Warehouse 

Stores  and  flais 

3 Dwellings 

Church 

Schoolhouse 

Dwelling.  ..  

Factory 

Dwelling 


25x100 

32x63 

50x63 

24x55 

90x40 

30x54 

43X77 

93x60 

52x120 

46x70 

38x435 

110x60 

50x64 


Ontario  st  and  La  Salle  av  . . . 
59d  st  and  Washington  av.... 

Chicago  

377  Bissell  si 

Hoyne  av  and  Coulter  st 

Chicago  (suburb) 


$ 

8500 
10000 
12  “ 
4600 


Store  and  flats.  . . . 
Business  building. 

Factory 

Flat  dwelling 


Residence 

Residence 

Tenement  house. 


60x100 

25x53 


Harrison  and  Laflin  sts. 
Chicago 


40x138 

90x42 

25x55 

31x60 

25x45 


60x90 


Groveland  Pk  aud  Cottage  Groav 

Drexel  blvd  and  43d  st 

State  st  and  Peck  Court 

Chicago 


Englewood,  111 

Hyde  Park,  111 

Woodlawn.  Ill 

22d  st  and  Prairie  av . 


3000 
15  “ 

12  “ 

4 “ 
15000 
12000 
30000 
11  “ 
50  “ 
20  “ 
6000 
80000 
10000 
18000 
25000 
20000 
25000 
8000 
3300 
5000 
20000 
900U0 


A Blumenthal,  22  Jefferson  st 

G Isaacson,  Ashland  Blk 

H Rehwoldt,  113  Madison  st 

McAfee  & Lively,  Ashland  Blk 

W J McCulloch,  41  Clark  st 

H B Maggs,  125  Clark  st 

J M Wood,  236  S Clinton  st 

R G Pentecost,  177  La  Salle  st 

J Otter,  2 Clark  st 

E E Snyder,  79  Dearborn  st,  

Burling  & Whitehouae,  38  Clark  st. 

G Thiel,  700  Milwaukee  av 

H B Maggs,  125  Clrrk  st 

Burling  A Whitehouse,  36  Clark  st. 


DESCRIPTION. 


Wm  Strippleman,  161  La  Salle  st 

C O Hansen,  Metropolitan  Blk  

P H Ruehl,  Halsted  and  12th  sts 

Flanders  & Zimmerman,  Mailer’s  bldg. 
Edbrooke*  Burnham,  182  Dearborn  st  . 

W A Furber,  Mailer’s  bldg 

Flanders  & Zimmerman,  Mailer’s  bldg. . 

Furst  & Rudolph,  1(16 — 5th  av 

H B Maggs,  125  Clark  st 

F B Abbott,  64  Home  Ins  bldg 

Burnham  & Root,  Montauk  block 

| W A Furber,  Mailer’s  Bldg  


Brick  aud  iron.  Contracts  not  let. 
Frame  and  stone.  Contracts  not  let. 
Pressed  brick,  stone,  etc. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Frame.  - - - 

Pressed  brick,  stone,  glass  etc 
“ and  stone. 

Stone.  - 
Brick.  - 
Brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick.  - 
Stone.  - 

Brick  and  stone;  - 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Brick,  stone  and  iron. 

Pressed  and  molded  brick  and  stone. 
Pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 
Pressed  brick  etc. 

Frame.  : 

Pressed  brick  aud  frame. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 


Contracts  not  let 


Hardwood 


Lumber 


AND 


Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 


-AND  ALL  KINDS  OF- 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 

Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATED 

HOLBROOK  CO. 

I Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO. 

South  Bra  Chicago  Riv  Telephone  No.  8213 


612 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 


89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6330  Halsted  Street— Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Membeb  Chicago  Real  Estate  Boakd. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


DiXON  & PETEflSON(. 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 


CARPENTERS’  MOULDING! 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 


COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE, 


Clark  & Washington  Streets. 


NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

■A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  24 — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 

H.  I.  GOLDY  F.  W.  ZURBURG. 

Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

Andrew  Krimloill, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES  .—Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block, 
South  Chicago,  111.  Howard  and  South  Chicago  Ave- 
nues, Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago,  Hegewiscli  and  Cummings 

property  a specialty. 


WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works. 

POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cars 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  No.  209. 


Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO. 


HOME  INVESTMENTS. 

IF  YOU  HAVE  $200  OR  MORE 
TO  INVEST,  CALL  AND  SEE  OUR 
ILLINOIS  AND  INDIANA  FIRST 
MORTGAGE  COUPON  BONDS. 
MORTCACE  LOANS  at  CURRENT 
RATES. 

United  States  Loan  <&  Trust  Com’ny, 

309  and  310 

ROYAL  INSURANCE  BUILDING. 

BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  8.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

®“'II»ney  Loaned,? 

®“Taxes  Paid, 

^Investments  Made, 

EH*- Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 

MORITZ  WOLF, 

REAL  ESTATE  ! LOANS, 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 

Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


O.  A,  HALE.  E.  O.  HALE. 

HALE  BROS., 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 

164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 

MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

K.  JPrindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  1X6  La  Salle  St. 

C.  A.  BROSIEN, 

Real  Estate,  Renting, 

AND 

X_i  OANS. — 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

56  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago, 

Main  Floor.)  * 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE— DREXEL- BOULEVARD. 

We  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty-seventh-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Also  between  Forty-eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare,  opportunity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-fifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGUE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st..  Rooml,  second  floor. 
FOR  RENT.— 

IN  THE 

NEW  BUILDING, 

209—211 213 215 

CHICAGO  AVE.,  COR.  WELLS  ST. 

ONE  ELEGANT  DOUBLE  STORE. 


FOR  SALE  By  C.  A.  BROSIEN,  56  Dearborn 
st. 

Three  3-story  Houses,  arranged  in  Flats, 
nearly  new  all  modern  improvements,  con- 
venient to  street  cars,  choice  location. 
North  Side;  rented  for  $2,406  per  year  to- 
gether with  2 vacant  lots.  Price  $24,500. 


Residence  on  Bissel  st  - - $5,600 

“ easy  payments  4,500 
' Clark  st  close  to  Park  - 13,000 
12,50( 
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7,00( 
6,25( 
- 6,60( 
5,50( 
6,80( 
8,U0( 
5,00( 


“ La  Salle  av 
“ North  Park  av 

“ Webster  av 

(t  It  U 

“Dayton  st 
“ Hurlbut  st 
“ Dayton  st 
“W  JacKsonst, 


a corner 


bargain  - - 75,000 

3 stry  flats  on  Wells  st  9,500 

3 stry  flats  on  Hurlbut  st  - - 6,500 

2 stry  and  basement  dwelling  - 7,500 

3 stry  flats  SedgwicK  ...  8,250 

2 stry  and  basement  dwelling  on  Elm  8,250 
Business  Property  on  Clark  st  - $20,000 

“ “ Wells  st  - 19,500 

“ “ Milwaukee  av  28,500 

60  ft  front  on  North  av  with  small 


improvements  

Vacant  Residence  and  business  property  in 
all  parts  of  the  city. 


ONE  ELEGANT  SINGLE  STORE. 
Also,  ELATS, 

WITH  MODERN  1MPOVEMENTS. 
CHARLES  GOODMAN, 

Room  76,  115  Dearborn-st. 

FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
« 3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6 
room  Drick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


FOR  SALE— TO  CAPITALISTS  AND  IN- 
VESTORS. 

ADAMS-ST. — The  best  50-foot  lot  between 
Fifth-av.  and  State  can  be  bought  cheap 
for  a few  days. 

CLARK-ST. — East  front,  40-foot  store,  north 
of  Jackson;  very  choice;  certain  income 

CLARK-ST. — West  front,  50-foot  store,  south 
of  Jackson;  very  choice  and  cheap, 

FRANKLIN-ST. — Elegant  unimproved  cor- 
ner, 60x90;  best  bargain  on  the  market. 

MONROE-ST. — Store  well  located  and 
cheap. 

VAN  BUREN-ST. — Corner  improved;  if  you 
want  a good  investment  buy  it. 

WASHINGTON-ST.— A fine  office  building 
at  a bargain. 

FRANKLIN-ST. — -A  good  corner,  60x90,  un- 
improved. 

WABASH-AV. — Large  corner,  improved; 
first-class  investment 

THREE  SINGLE  STORES— Centrally  lo- 
cated; $50,000  to  $60,000  each;  well  rented. 

MILWAUKEE-AV.-Two  3-story  brick  stores 
for  less  than  they  can  be  built  for;  must 
sell. 

STaTE-ST. — Double  brick  store,  50x110, 
near  Harrison-st. 

WABASH-AV. — 80x165,  near  Hormon-court; 
coming  property. 

RANDOLPH-ST. — 80$180  foot  store;  best 
investment  in  the  city. 

W.  MADISON-ST. — Several  good  bargains 
on  this  growing  street. 

N.  CLARK-ST. — Several  10  per  cent  invest- 
ments. 

•T.  P.  WHITE,  .39  Washington-st.,  Room  10 


FOR  SALE. 

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Would  you  like  to  purchase  a house  and 
lot  on  the  easy-payment  plan  and  be  abso- 
lutely certain  that  should  death  occur  your 
family  will  be  provided  with  a home  clear  of 
all  indebtedness  and  also  with  a sum  of 
money  to  help  them  through  the  most  dis- 
tressing time  of  their  lives?  If  so,  buy  a 
home  on  the  W.  E.  Gatlin  guarantee  plan, 
which  gives  the  purchaser  the  strongest 
guarantee  ever  given  in  a real-estate  trans 
action.  We  will  sell  you  a home  at  Hermo-, 
sa  or  Pennock,  either  of  frame  houses  and 
cottages,  honestly  and  well  bnilt,  after  the 
most  approved  plans,  each  built  on  two 
lots,  50  ft.  front,  a number  of  different  styles, 
at  extremely  low  prices,  on  long  time  and 
easy  payments,  and  positively  guarantee 
that  should  you  die  during  the  continuance 
of  the  contract  we  will  give  your  wife  or 
heirs  a deed  to  the  property  free  of  all  in- 
cumbrance, and  return  them  in  cash  all  the 
money  you  may  have  paid  on  the  premises. 
If  you  purchase  a home  on  this  plan  and 
die  during  the  continuance  of  the  contract 
the  property  will  cost  you  nothing.  If  you 
do  not  die  yon  pay  for  the  home  just  as  easy 
as  though  this  guarantee  had  not  been  given. 

Hermosa  and  Pennock  are  only  six  miles 
from  the  court-house,  on  the  C M & St.  P. 
R.  R.  Plenty  of  trains;  6 cts.  fare;  only 
one  mile  west  of  Humboldt  park;  will  have 
the  street-cars  here  in  a few  months;  splen 
did  opportunity  to  make  money  or  get  you 
a home.  Call  and  see  the  property  free. 

Offices  at  depot  in  Hermosa,  at  913 
North-av.,  and  94  Washington-st.,  room  26. 

J.  F.  &C.  P,  KEENEY. 


FOR  SALE. 


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S E corner  of  Ellis  and  47th  streets, 

202x187  ft at  $150.00 


S E corner  of  Woodlawn  and  47th  st, 
126x187  ft. 


50x164  on  W’oodlawn,bet.  52d  and  53d 


sts,  for  30  days,  at $85.00 

East  frt. 

150x164  se  cor.  of  54th  Place  and  Ellis 

at $40.00 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

Rms  4 and  5 At  97  Clark  St. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

HBSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  Made 
for  Certified 
Copies . 

cTrTwalleck, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Northwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-class  se- 
curity. ^^-Correspondence  solicited. 


FOR  SALE— By  R.  W.  Hyman,  Jb.  & Co., 
184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 

160  ACRES  OF  LAND, 

Near  Chicago.  This  piece  of  land  is  high 
and  dry  and  near  the  Wisconsin  Central 
Railroad.  Will  sell  at  a price  which  is 
bound  to  insure  a large  profit.  Terms  to 
suit. 

R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  & Co., 

184  Dearborn  St.,  Room  9. 


E.  Hinchliff  & Co  , ? successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 


K,oom 


IQ  1 59  X-iEt  Salle  St.  Cluics-go. 


O J. 


Xj.  MEYER  <&  SONS 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


CO 


GREEN  EBAU  Nl  SONS, 

Morte&ffG  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Eemoved  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate.  


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS 

Office  Fittings. 


Hardwood  Interior  Finish. 
Designs  Furnished. 


Fine  Store  and 


For  Sale  or  Lease. 

BEST  LOCATION  IN  SOUTH  CHICAGO. 

Our  buildings  and  3%  acres  of  Land,  with 
two  railroad  tracks  and  track  scales,  etc. 

This  plant  is  reached  by  the  0.  R I.  & P. 
and  Pittsburgh  and  Ft.  Wayne  railroads, 
without  switching  charges,  and  is  also  con- 
nected with  all  other  railroads  by  the  “Belt” 
system.  Will  remove  to  our  new  works  about 

May  CHICAGO  FORGE  & BOLT  CO., 

234  South  Clark-st.,  Chicago. 


THE  RECORD. 


Third  Page  ) 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings 

BUILDING  PEKIflTS 

Ada  st  n No  98,  Thos  Walsh  1-story  cottage 
20x50  $900. 

Brown  st  Nos,  237  to  239,  D M Osborne  & Co 
l-story  warehouse  40x80  $4,500. 

Banns  st  Nos  27  and  31,  Houghteling  & Ry- 
ersontwo  2-story  dwellings  74x50,  $28,- 
000.  , . 

Butler  st,  Nos  3837-3839,  L C Steeger  l-story 
chapel  40x96,  $5,000. 

BlackhawK  st  No  267  August  Dursch  l-story 
dwelling,  20x36,  $600. 

Bissell  st  No  379  Sadie  F Spalding  2-story 
dwelling  24x40,  $4,000. 

Butler  bt  No  2900,  John  Ernst  3-story  store 
and  dwelling  24x86,  $8,000. 

Burling  st  No  24,  P Becker  2-story  rear  ad- 
dition 20x16,  $600. 

Burling  st  No  111  F Warnsted one-story  cot- 
tage 21x34,  $600. 

Coulter  st  No  302  M Woischeid  l-story  cot 
tage  20x20,  $400. 

Clinton  st  No  84  M Harris  l-story  shop  19x 
40,  $450.  , t 

Clinton  st,  Nos  125  127  J Ruckner  4-story 
warehouse  42x85,  $15,000. 

Dearborn  st  Nos  2256-2258,  B & P Mahon 
two  3-story  dwellings  44x48,  $8,000. 
Desplaines  st  n,  Nos  137  to  143,  C D Gam 
mon  2-storY  stables  89x85,  $12,000 
Desplaines  st  Nos  289  to  299  A A & O S A 
Sprague  seven  3-story  flats  140x40,  $25,- 
000.  , „ x 
Division  st  w No  726  Mrs,  Frederich  2-story 
stores  and  flats  25x65,  $2,800. 

Dudley  st  No  1021,  C Gressmer  l-story  cot- 
tage 26x18,  $500. 

Earle  st  No  10,  C A Rider  2-story  dwelling 
20x32,  $2,000. 

^Forest  av,  No  3235,  Helen  S Shedd  2-story 
dwelling  17x60,  $5,000. 

Fulton  st  No  1157,  Thos  Goodison  additional 
story  21x26,  $4,000. 

Hawley  st  No  220  Valentine  Mlacek  l-story 
cottage  20x26,  $700. 

Hastings  st  No  530  H Reinega  l-story  cot- 
tage 21x32,  $800. 


Hastings  st  No  41  C E Abbott  2-story  front 
addition  21x62  $2,000. 

Hermitage  av  No  502,  Mrs  C Mueller  2-story 
flats  21x36,  $2,500. 

Jay  st  No  54  Chas  Hoff  3-story  dwelling  23x 
58,  $5,300. 

Jackson  st  w,  No  1214,  Elizabeth  Bulan  two- 
story  dwelling  24x52,  $3,200. 

Jackson  stw  No  843  VT  Parson  2-story 
dwelling  25x25.  $2,000 
Lull  st  No  79,  Julius  StakuwsKi  l-story  cot- 
tage 26x19,  $550. 

Leaviti  st  No  1091.  John  Aiken  l-story  cot- 
tage 20x36,  $800. 

Lyman  stNo  3024,  August  Wagner  basement 
24x66,$l,700. 

Lawndale  av.  No  1043,  A A Riegel  l-story 
cottage  21x42,  $2,300. 

Lane  Shore  drive  Nos  712  and  714  V C Tur 
ner  2-story  dwelling  48x76,  $40,000. 

Market  sc  n No  368,  A P Kastler  3-story  flats 
22x66,  $6,000. 

Main  st  No  2901,  P Healy  l-story  cottage  -1 

x45,  $1,200.  „ , ^ r 

North  av  Nos  58  to  66  Chicago  Sash  Door  & 
Blind  Company  three  story  flats  lOOxbO 

$16,000.  T „ . A . 
Nixon  st  No  34,  C H Harrison  Jr  2-story  flats 

24x61,  $3,506. 

Newberry  av  No  21,  M Joseph  basement  26x 
60,  $1,500. 

Oakley  av  No  860  Geo  Peterson  2-story  front 
addition  21x16  $1,500. 

Robey  st  s,  No  496,  J Geil  2-story  dwelling 
21x52,  $2,000. 

Robey  st  Nos  3620,  3624,  3626  and  3630, 
Butz  four  l-story  cottages  20x30  $2,000. 
Rees  and  Division  sts  VennidgeBros  l-story 
office  20x30  $1,000. 

Robey  st  n Nos  957  and  959  C Schule  two  1- 
story  cottages  20x36,  $1,600. 

Seventeenth  st  w No  1293, Joseph  Sutkows  1- 
story  cottage  21x32,  ft,  $1,000. 

Sebor  st  Nos  163  to  173  A A & O S A Sprague 
2-story  barn  128x56,  $10,000. 

Sebor  st  Nos  163  to  179  A A & 0 S A Spra- 
gue six  three-story  stores  and  flats  120x40 
$25,000. 

Superior  st  No  320,  E Cobb  2-story  barn  20x 
50,  $3,000. 

Seymour  st  No  37,  O L Hankins  2-story  flat 
22x46,  $3,000. 

Shoberst,  No  627,  John  Jansen  2-story 
dwelling  24x60,  $2,500. 

Van  Buren  st,  No  1307,  W S Belxie  2-story 

stores  and  dwellings  23x80,  $4,800. 

Wilson  st  No  96  Jas  Kiechinke,  3-story  flats, 

21x45,  $3,000.  A , „ 

Wabash  av  No  3412  Geo  Weise  3-story  dwell- 


ing 25x34,  $5,500. 

Warren  av  No  844,  Miss  M Williams  2-story 
fiats  22x58,  $3,500. 

Wood  st  n No  818,  H Hoepe  l-story  cottage 
20x38  $1,200. 

Western  av  Nos  169  to  173  Hugh  W Matthew 
3 story  stores  and  flats  60x55,  $10,000. 

Winthrop  sf  No  17,  John  F Gubbins  2-story 
dwelling  20x40,  $22,000. 

Wilcox  av  Nos  1284  to  1312,  C Barker  fifteen 
2-story  dwellings  296x35,  $30,000. 

Wallace  st  No  3154  T Murphy  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x42,  $1,000. 

Walnut  st  No  311  Mary  Busch  basement  26x 

45,  $1,200.  „ , 

Wilcox  av,  No  1297,  EW  Evans  2-story 
dwelling  20x50,  $35,000. 

Ward  st  No  128  Frank  Jelenik  2-story  front 
addition  20x38,  $1,000. 

Wabash  av  Nos  3712-3714  M R Slampowski 
two  2-story  dwellings  50x54,  $12,000. 


I WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  found 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Austin  av  166  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  nf  24x150 
ft  Sept  1,  C F Ansell  to  Mary  A Ansell 
$850 

Armitage  av  110  ft  w of  Oakley  av  nf  7^ 
ft  to  alley  Oct  6,  D F Anderson  to  E Bor- 

neman $7,500 

Almond  st  ne  cor  Olive  st  wf  50x112  feet 
Aug  26,  A K Teele  to  E B Clarke ...  $1 ,300 
Almond  st  120  ft  s of  Taylor  wf  24x112  ft 
Aug  2,  F B Clarke  to  Mary  J Sullivan 
° ’ $2,875 

Armitage  av,  96  ft  w of  E1k  Grove,  nf  24x 
125  feet  Oct  9,  R E Holmes  to  C P Riehl 

$425 

Aldi'ne  square' 309  ft  w of  Vincennes  av  sf 
32x125  ft  Oct  25,  M W & J F Rhodes  to 

Eleonore  Zeiss $10,000 

Adams  st,  257  ft  e of  California  av,  sf  26x 
124  ft,  July  24,  Susan  McDonald  to  L A 

Williams • • &1’600 * 

Ashland  av,  50  ft  s of  Fourteenth  st  ef  25x 
128  ft  Nov  1,  J H Gill  to  John  Le  Mes- 

surier ■%000 

Bonaparte  st,  189  ft  sw  of  Arch,  nw  f -7x 
115  ft,  Oct  28,  Robert  Banville  to  J ames 

McDermott 

Bissell  st,  117  ft  se  of  Willow,  ne  f 25x100 
feet  October  21,  Annie  E Nichols  to  Carl 

schuitz ••  f875 

Burling  st,  259  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  wf  25x 
124  ft  Oct  9,  J C Parker  to  C H Helbig 

$3,000 

Bissell  st,  223  ftnw  of  Dayton  ne  f 25x100 
ft,  Nov  1,  Ernst  Prussing  to  H Gutzlaff 

$1,7  00 

Belden  av,  se  cor  Sheffield,  nf  24x115  feet, 
Aug  10,  Sheffield  Scientific  School  to  P 

J Maginnis ••••$! J500 

Belden  av,  e of  and  adj  above  24x115  feet, 
August  10,  Geo  St  John  Sheffield  to  P J 

Maginnis •J^1’300 * 

Butler  st,  411  ft  s of  Thirty  sixth  st,  ef  24x 
119  feet.  Sept  25,  Benjamin  Shurtleff  to 

Luke  Kennedy 

Barclay  st  52%  ft  s of  Augusta  st  ef  37%x 
125  ft  Est  of  Jas  Carter  to  H A Anderson 
j $675 

Bryant" st"  247  ft  east  of  Stanton  av  sf  21x 
1711/  ft  Oct  13,  Libbie  S & H H Belding 

to  Emily  A Browning ■■•••$8, 400 

Clvbourn  place  w 72  ft  w of  Dudley  st  sf 
24x125  ft  Oct  27,  Sarah  E Graves  to  v\  m 

Jones $1,800 

Calumet’ av  360  ft  n of  29th  stwf  32x177% 
ft  Oct  1 6,  Sarah  B Jones  to  Mary  B Gar 

dener  et  •••®8l5o00 

Cypress  st  149  ft  s of  Taylor  st  wf  25x112 
feet  Sept  15,  E B Clarke  to  M Kmstufek 


California  av  123  ft  n of  Congress  st  ef  48 
xl35  ft  Oct  8,  Mary  P & T A Kelly  to  J 

A Richards * Vi  *i 

Clark  st  s,  the  premises  No  471%,  Nov  4, 
Anna  A & W W Cheney  to  Rosa  Foster^ 

Carroll  av,  171%  ft"  e of  Hoyne,  sf  25x128 
feet,  Nov  2,  J B Waller  to  Phillip  Dunn^ 

Coblentz  s't,  360  ft"  "e  of  Western  av  nf  24x 
100  ft  Nov  3,  Joachim  Lange  to  O Mich- 

aelson |>  1,^*5 

Chatham's!,  150  ft  s of  Elm  wf  25x130  feet 
July  14,  E and  A Lawton  to  Julia  Dug^ 

Dudley  "st"  164  ftnof  Armitage  av  wf  72x 
125  ft  also  46x125  ft  in  same  bis  Oct  12 
H G Ferris  to  F W Hatterman  ...  $1,575 
Dudley  st  140  ft  sof  Hervey  wf  96x125  feet 
Oct 12, Sarah  A Scofield  to  F W Hatter-^ 

Dashiei  "s’tj  176  ft  n of  31st  ef  25x122  feet 
Oct  19,  Albert  Crnae  to  F T Vollman  $725 
Dudley  st,  164  ft  s of  Armitage  av.tof  24x 
125  ft,  Aug  28,  Theodore  Riehl  to  Julian 

Dudley  st,  212  ft  s of  Hervey,  ef  96xl2o  ft 
also  48x125  ft  on  Hervey  st.  Oct  20,  R E 

Holmes  to  C P Riehl • • • • 

Eighteenth  st  144  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x124 
feet  July  16,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  Frann  ^ 
petrik  ••••  ••••  ••••  ••••  ••••  ••••  ••••  ip 
Earl  st  25  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf  25x105  feet 
Oct  22,  John  Basketfield  to  J T Arm-^ 

Elk  Grove"  st, "240  "ft  n"  of  Hervey  wf  24x125 
ft,  Aug  9,  Edwin  Maynard  to  I WunKos-^ 

Fairfield  av"  369  ft  sof  Fuiton  st  6^24x119 
ft  Oct  30,  H L Barney  to  F H Barnnft™7  g 


,$47i 

Fremont  "s't  131  ft  s of  Belden  av  ef  30x124 
ft  Oct  29,  Jacob  Lengacher  to  Joseph^ 

Fifteenth  st,"  55%"  ft"  e of  Rockwell,  sf  27 % 
xl32%  ft,  Nov  3,  Sam  1 Kerr  to  Robert^ 

FakfiMdav,'s  "of"  12th  st  ef  25x131  ft,  Nov 

1 Jno  Oliver  to  Jno  Newman f buu 

Flournoy  st,  225  ft  w of  Sacramento  av,  sf 
Sent  30,  W H Mares  to  AD 


Centre  av,  25  ft  n of  19th  st  ef  75x125  feet, 
Oct  1,  Wm  Kaspar  to  John  Wartman  & 

brothers $4’000 

Charlton  st,  318  ft  s of  34th,  wf  144x124  ft 
Oct  16,  heirs  of  J A Washington  to  W S 

Dray 

Charlotte  st,  200  ft  w of  Central  Park  av, 
nf  125x124  ft  Oct  12,  Jane  M Smith  to 

Henry  Lampert $1,751 

Calumet  av,  595  ft  n of  35th  st,  wf  32x125 
ft,  Sept  27,  R E Boomer  to  W C Hein- 

roth 

CoDgress  st,  112  ft  e of  Campbell  av,  nf  25 
xl54  feet  Oct  21.  Master  in  chancery  to 
Adela  A Gale * 


25x125  feet  Sept  30, 

Fourth  Sav"  200  fts  of  Van  Buren  stef  50x 
100  feet  Oct  20,  J C Rue  to  M C 

Fairfield  av  same  as  above  Oct  30>F44 
Barnum  to  Henry  Dreyer. . . . . . • • • • 
Francisco  st  75  ft  s of  Centre  st  wf  25x1-5 
ft  Oct  12,  Est  of  Jas  Carter  to  Mary  C 

Fowler  st  221%  ft  w of  Hoyne  av - nf  26x 
162  ft  Oct  30,  Kerman  Kern  to  Mathias 



Fairfield  av.  s of  Twelfth  st,  ef  25x131  ft, 
Nov  1 John  Oliver  to  John  O Connor$650 
Fairfield  av,  250  ft  s of  Thompson  st,  wf 
25x125  ft,  Nov  2,  R C Treat  to  Joha™% 

Fairfield  av,  s and  adjoining  above  wf75x 
125  ft,  Nov  2,  R C Treat  to  Frank  Dan-^ 

Franklin  "st,"  21  tin  of  Oak,  wf  27%x!00  ft 
August  14,  Lewis  Roerto  to  J C D Ross^ 

Forty  sixth  s't,  Vo'o"  ft"  "w  of  Greenwood  av, 
sf  99%xl99%  ft  Aug  20,  G A Seaverns 

to  Olivia  Flook ••••••. ;*2£UU 

Flournoy  st  200  feet  e of  Francisco  nf  50x 
124  ft  Sept  22,  est  of  W S Johnston  to^ 

Groveland  Park  av,  248  ft  s of  -9th  st,  wf 
20x92%  ft,  Nov  1,  G W Davis  to  Lavma^ 

Goethe°st,  80  ft  w of  Astor,  nf  20^31  feet, 
October  21,  N C Sears  to  H W Hen|haw 

Girard  st.  164  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  ef  54x 
121  feet  Sept  11,  M L & R J Holmes  to 

Frank  Anderson * 

Green  st,  120  ft  s of  Washington  blvd  90x 
126  ft,  Oct  30,  A M Hoffman  to  Brewer 

& Hoffman  Brewing  Co $l,-uu 

Goethe  st  100  ft  w of  Astor  nf  20x131  feet 
H Henshaw  to  N C Sears 

$17,000 


Oct  1,  Lilly 


614 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Harrison  st,  27  ft  e of  Albany  av  nf  25x125 
feet  Nov  4,  P W Snowbank  to  Margaret 

Casey ...  $600 

Hastings  st  225  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x 
124  ft  Oct  27,  T H Campbell  to  Herman 

Reininger $550 

Hinmau  st,  25  ft  w of  Paulina,  nf  25x125 
ft,  March  12,  Edward  Graefen  to  Emil 

Graefen $1,800 

Hawthorn  av,  sw  cor  Haines  st,  ne  f 250  ft 
to  Halsted  st  and  Canal  August  25,  A W 
Malthy  to  Silver  Creek  & Morris  Coal 

Co $10,000 

Harrison  st,  se  cor  Francisco  nf  50x124  ft 
Aug  4,  J N Vance  to  Nora  Behrend . $1,800 
Hurlbut  st,  182  ft  s of  Fullerton  av,  wf  25 
xl24  feet,  Oct  2,  T W Palmer  to  Ashley 

Pond $1,504 

Harrison  st,  87 ft  w of  Sacramento  av  sf 
23%xl25  ft  Oct  19,  Edson  Keith  to  L A 

Chouinard $700 

Halsted  st,  210  ft  s of  Willow  ef  72x124  ft 
October  23,  J J Clancy  to  Frank  Fagan 

$12,000 

Halsted  st,  same  as  above  Oct  23.  Frank 

Fagan  to  Mary  Clancy . . $12,000 

Horner  st  238  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  24x100  ft 
May  1,  Robert  Grosser  to  John  Muschal 

$1,160 

Huron  st,  119  ft  e of  Robey,  sf  24x123  feet 
Oct  22,  S T King  to  Edward  Barrett  $1450 
Haven  st,  25%  ft  w of  Shields  av,  nf  48x 
90  ft,  Nov  4,  Albert  Crane  to  J Lofquist 

$1,225 

Harrison  st,  225  ft  e of  Francisco  nf  24x 
125  ft  Aug  9,  J N Vance  to  Joseph  Me- 

Master $700 

Hastings  st,  125  ft  w of  Centre  av,  nf  25x 
124  ft,  Oct  26,  Est  of  Richard  Meadow- 

croft  to  Catherine  A Brennan $1,200 

Huron  st,  47  ft  e of  Robey  sf  24x128  feet 
Oct  19,  S T King  to  Michael  Doherty 

$1,500 

Hurlbut  st.  125  feet  s of  Blackhawk  ef  24x 
122  ft,  July  29,  Johann  Hessler  to  Eliza- 
beth Loven  et  al $2,000 

Harding  st,  168  ft  n of  Ohio  wf  24x125  ft, 

Oct  10,  E E Merz  to  S J Wolfe  ....  $1,000 
Hervey  st,  96  ft  e of  Girard,  sf  24x125  feet 
Nov  2,  Edwin  Maynard  to  Pioter  Wno- 

hel $400 

Hastings  st,  120  ft  w of  Throop,  nf  24x124 
ft,  Nov  4,  Patrick  Gahren  to  J E Gahr- 

en $7,000 

Indiana  st,  120  ft  w of  Wood,  nf  24x95  ft, 
Aug  5,  Eliza  & L Baurele  to  Boyd  Wood- 
man et  al $1,875 

Indiana  st,  196  ft  n of  Leavitt,  sf  24x100 
ft  July  13,  H H Hunnewell  to  E A Mc- 
Kean  $1,100 

Indiana  av,  232  ft  n of  29th  st,  wf  50x177 
ft  Oct  30,  John  Covert  to  M B Cleveland 

$15,500 

Indiana  st  288  ft  w of  Wood  sf  24x100  feet 
Fob  13,  Lawrence  Nelson  to  Andrew  Pe- 
terson et  al $3,000 

Illinois  av  194%  ft  n of  33d  st  ef  25x5634' 
feet  Oct  25,  Morris  Adler  to  Franz  Koch 

$400 

Jay  st,  194  ft  n of  Centre  ef  25x117  ft,  Oct 

19,  Peter  Clemens  to  Chas  Stein $1,000 

Jacxson  stne  cor  Wood  sf  18x83%  feet 
October  23,  T J Gladwell  to  B E Gallup 

$7,500 

Jackson  st  sw  cor  Francisco  st  nf  25x125 
feet  Oct  30,  W F Klose  to  Julia  E Little 

$1,375 

Johnston  st,  the  premises  No  181,  Nov  3,  A 
H Merrill  to  Gottfried  Tiernann.  . .$1,600 
Kossuth  st  sw  cor  Portland  av  nf  52%xl24 
ft  Sept  14,  BW  Wood  to  to  Matilda  Sten- 

tle $2,650 

Kroger  st,  the  premises  No  43,  Sept  14, 
Frederike  Deltmam  to  J C Arndt.  .$1,800 
La  Salle  st,  43  ft  n of  29th,  ef  23x120  feet 
Oct  30,  Ernest  Frantz  to  Jacob  Mergen- 

thal&r $2,250 

La  Salle  av,  191  ft  n of  Division  st,  ef  24x 
161  feet,  Nov  1,  W H Hubbard  to  Minna 

Kirchoff $14,625 

Lexington  st,  52  ft  e of  Albany  av  nf  50x 
125  ft  Aug  16,  P W Snowbank  to  Martin 

Doty $800 

Lincoln  st  180  ft  s of  38th  wf  24x123%  ft 
Oct  28,  Anton  Wollschlager  to  Herman 

Kehls $950 

Laurel  av  78  ft  s of  35th  st  wf  156x150  ft 
October  28,  L C Bean  to  C C Bonney 

$3600 

Leavitt  st,  120  ft  s of  Moore,  ef  24x122  ft, 

Oct  25,  G R Laughton  to  Louisa  W’ag- 

ner $650 

Leavitt  st,  s and  adj  above,  24x122  ft,  Oct 

25,  same  to  John  Atken $65q 

Lexington  st  202  ft  e of  Albany  av  nf  25x 
125  feet  Oct  11,  P W SnowhooK  to  John 

c°yle $80o 


Wholesale  hi  _ 

HARDWOOD  LXJMB 


I,ARHaa 

WiluIesalB  R!  d H<-tnil  Peal,.,  in 


Ortice  U ion  Place  and  Twenty-Seccnd  St 
Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  &c. 

bills  cut  to  ordek. 


UHlC-zUK)  I 

Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Uardw..od  Eloorin, 


Lincoln  st  227  ft  n of  39th  st  wf  24x123  ft 
Oct  13,  S E Gross  ot  al  to  L Boettcher 

T $850 

Lincoln  st  s and  adj  above  24x123  ft  Oct 
2,  S E Gross  et  al  to  Frame  Hornoff 

_ $1,000 

Lincoln  st  s and  adj  above  24x123  ft  Oct 
25,  S E Gross  et  al  to  Richard  Mueller 

$1,000 

Lowe  av  98  fts  of  38th  st  ef  25x125  ft  Oct 

30,  B Manning  to  A Duggan $550 

Leavitt  st.  241  ft  n of  Hirsch  ef  25x110  ft, 
Aug  30,  John  Jonsen  to  Ann  E Slowstad 

•••. .$2,500 

Leavitt  st,  72  ft  n of  Parmelee  ef  24x122 
ft  Oct  2,  G R Laughton  to  Louis  Wau- 

nach $650 

Lawndale  av,  sw  cor  Prince  st,  ef  546x124 
ft  also  196x124,  ft  in  same  block,  Cyrus 

Newkirk  to  W E Young $10,800 

Lyman  st,  50  ft  se  of  Deering  ne  f 25x100 
ft,  Nov  4,  Michael  O’Gormau  to  Ionatz 

Knisam $1,325 

Millard  av,  sw  cor  24th  st,  ef  50x125  feet, 
Oct  1,  E D PacKard  to  H S Merrill. . .$950 
Monroe  st,  80  ft  w of  Wood,  sf  26%xl04% 
feet,  Oct  30,  Celestin  Salles  to  A Mallen 


Paulina  st,  148  ft  n of  Taylor  ef  25x126  ft 
Oct  22,  A C Goodman  to  J J DunKin$l,400 
Quincy  st,  112  ft  w of  5th  av,  nf  45%x80  ft 
Nov  3,  Newsboys  & Bootblacks’  Assn  to 

Marshall  Field $50,000 

Quinn  st,  25  ft  s of  Sterns  sw  f,  25x115  feet 
July  9,  Richard  Cole  to  James  Belsam 


.$600 


3,488 


Margaret  st,  sw  cor  14th  ef  49x103  ft,  Nov 
4,  Edward  Norris  to  Michael  Cooney 

$4,612 

Marshfield  av,sw  cor  Taylor  st,  ef  100x125 
ft  also  600x125  ft  in  same  subdv,  Oct  18 
Edward  J Brown  to  W W Baird.  . .$30,000 
Myrtle  st  96  ft  s of  Birch  st  ef  24x112  feet 
Oct  4,  W H Bradley  to  J J Shanahan 

$750 

Myrtle  av  192  ft  s of  Taylor  st  wf  24x109 
ft  Sept  15,  F B Clarke  toE  M Hotchkiss 

$1,850 

MilwauKee  av.  450  ft  nw  of  Girard  st,  sw  f 
25x110  ft  Oct  1,  Wm  Milne  to  F J Guth 

$2,500 

Milwaukee  av,  nw  of  and  adj  above  Oct  1, 

J M Frome  to  Same $2,500 

May  st,  43  ft  n of  Gurley  ef  22x150  ft  Oct 
11,  John  Dougherty  et  al  to  Mary  Irv- 
ing  $3,500 

Nineteenth  st,  sw  cor  Robey  nf  25x125  ft, 
Nov  4,  Katerina  Vina  to  Josefa  Heina- 

bik $1,900 

Noble  st,  93%  ft  n of  w Kinzie  ef  31%xl00 
ft  Oct  14,  Edward  Reich  to  Esther  Edel- 

stein $2,800 

Newberry  av,  92  ft  n of  14th  st,  ef  25x100 
ft  Oct  23,  Jacob  Hath  to  Doris  Hachfeld 

$2,485 

Ogden  av,  se  cor  Cynthia  court,  nw  f 50  ft 
to  allyy  Oct  25,  Frank  Nowak  to  Anton 

Kacin $2,000 

OaKley  av,  sw  cor  Polk  st,  ef  29x85  ft  Nov 
1,  Mary  J and  G W Williams  to  Marga- 
ret Hinemann $8,000 

Ogden  av  ne  of  Kedzie  se  f 25x120  ft  July 
13,  J L Lombard  to  J W Sheridan.  .$1,500 
Ohio  st  196  ft  e of  Noble  sf  24x127  ft  Oct 

7,  G A Robbins  to  Minnie  Berg $1,200 

Ontario  st  110  feet  e of  La  Salle  av  nf  25x 
100  ft  Oct  29,  Catherine  T Asmens  to  H 

& J Zimmerman $4,800 

Olive  st  99  ft  n of  Ashland  st  wf  72x112  ft 
September  27,  L S Jones  to  F B Clarke 

$1,500 

Oakley  av,  115  ft  s of  Taylor  st,  ef  25x100 
ft,  Oct  20,  J H Osborn  to  Ernest  Kuehne 

$4,300 

Oakley  av,  221  ft  s of  Van  Buren  st,  ef  20x 
126  feet,  Oct  6,  F W Crane  to  Emma  E 

Wedgeforth $3,250 

Parmelee  st,  the  premises  No  114,  Nov  1, 

John  Eichstaedt  to  Chas  Rohn $3,500 

Poplar  av,  550  ft  s of  Stearns  st  ne  f 25x 
115  ft  Oct  26,  Harriet  L Ayer  to  James 

Dillon $600 

Parnell  av,  148  feet  s of  29th  st,  wf  25x124 
ft  October  21,  est  of  David  Davis  to  M J 

Schiff  mann $2,400 

Polk  st  63  ft  w of  Idaho  sf  63x109  feet  Oct 
13,  Annie  P Longshaw  to  G J Rossman 

& O R Roeder $2,700 

Polk  st  63  ft  w of  Idaho  sf  21x109  ft  Oct  16 

G J Rossman  to  O R Roeder $900 

Polk  st  w and  adj  above  41x109  ft  Oct  13, 

O R Roeder  to  G J Rossman $1,800 

Perry  st  313  ft  s of  Fullerton  av  ef  25x125 
feet  Oct  28,  John  Delke  to  Cave  Mueller 
$1,900 


Rhodes  av,  118  ft  s of  33d  st  wf  17x150  ft 
Oct  21,  William  Proctor  to  E S Owen 

$7,700 

State  st,  35  ftn  of  Banks  wf  40x135  ft  Oct 
18,  J D Harvey  to  Emma  A Ayer. . $10,000 
Sacramento  av,  75  ft  s of  Congress  st,  ef 
25x135  feet,  Oct  7,  Edson  Keith  to  Peter 


McGinitv . 


$650 


State  st,  28  ft  s of  Thirty  second  ef  25x120 
ft  Oct  18,  Joseph  Roster  to  Harris  Si- 

a m°n $11,000 

Sixteenth  st.  990  feet  e of  Crawford  av  nf 
and  extending  s to  Ogden  av.  33  acres, 
Oct  21,  Raspin  R Cherry  to  Thos  P Phil- 
lips   $49,500 

Springer  av,  357  ft  wof  Ullman  st ’sf  24x 
117  ft  Oct  2,  F C Gibbs  to  Joseph  Form- 

0 eIou $1,050 

Southport  av,  182  ft  s of  Fullerton,  wf  24x 
124  ft,  Nov  1,  G F Koester  to  J O Kon- 

icwSKi $900 

Superior  st,  27  ft  w of  Armour  sf  25x123  ft 
Nov  1,  John  Johnson  to  William  Knopp 

~ $1,850 

Stewart  av,  266  ft  n of  Swift  place,  wf  25x 
124  ft  Oct  14.  Emilie  Knoth  to  J T Arm- 

„ 8tr°ng $2,000 

South  Park  av,  100  ft  s of  32d  st  wf  50x164 
ft  October  23,  Allen  Breed  to  D F Bacon 

$11,500 

Sixteenth  st,  1,549  ft  e of  Crawford  av,  nf 
and  extending  to  Ogden  av,  33-acres  Oct 
30,  T P Phillips  to  J F Downing.  . $49,500 
Stewart  av  96  ft  n of  26th  st  Oct  16,  Mich- 
ael Quinnen  to  J T Armstrong $2,500 

Swift  st  75  ft  e of  Stewart  av  nf  25x105  ft 
Oct  30,  Ruth  May  Gardner  to  F Bunte 

$1,625 

State  st  200  ft  n of  Schiller  st  wf  30x130  ft 
Oct  14,  Corinne  W & D K Tripp  to  Mar- 
guerite Tra  rers $7,500 

State  st  n 130  ft  n of  Schiller  wf  20x130  ft 
Oct  14,  Margaret  Travers  to  Margaret  L 

Everhart $14,500 

South  Park  av  296  ft  n of  33d  st  wf  21x164 
ft  Sept  7,  Conrad  Steinmetz  to  H Ellen- 

berger $i  915 

South  Park  av  95%  ft  n of  32d  ef  25x125 
ft  Oct  21,  D F Bacon  to  Millie  C Porter 

$3,250 

Samuel  st,  206  ft  s of  Cornelia,  ef  50x130 
ft  Oct  8,  est  of  W S Johnstofl  to  A Kol- 

insKi $925 

Seventeenth  st,  96  ft  w of  Wood,  nf  24x125 
ft,  Novi,  est  of  W L Newberry  to  FranK 

Petr $550 

Samuel  st,  184  ft  s of  Division,  wf  24x128 
ft  Sept  28,  est  of  W S Johnson  to  Mar- 
tin Otto $800 

Tell  court,  168%  ft  w of  Wells  st,  nf  53%x 
35  ft,  Aug  10,  est  of  T K Smith  to  Betty 

Smith $1,500 

Twenty  eighth  st.  50  ft  e of  Hanover  nf  25 
xl24  feet  Nov  1,  Francis  Bryson  to  Carl 

Fuchs $750 

Taylor  st,  sw  cor  of  Lytle  ef  41x100  ft  Aug 
18,  D W Potter  to  Lilly  Wiltberger$27,000 
Trumbull  av,  186  fts  of  22d  st,  ef  125x125 
ft  Nov  1,  J L Messurier  to  J H Gill  $1,500 
Twentieth  st,  150  ft  w of  Robey  sf  25x125 
ft  Oct  19,  W E Peters  to  John  Corbahn 

$750 

Twelfth  st,  196  ft  w of  Leavitt,  nf  48x108 
ft  also  24x119  ft  in  same  bis  Oct  27,  J 

Lewis  Crozer  te  A T Ewing $2,600 

Twelfth  st,  196  ft  w of  Leavitt,  nf  48x108 
feet  Oct  28,  A T Ewing  to  Geo  Edwards 

$3,200 

Twenty  second  st,  77  ft  w of  Michigan  av, 
sf  21x50  ft,  Nov  1,  J W Stewart  to  John 

Summerfield $4,000 

Twenty  sixth  st  116  ft  e of  Hanover  sf  23x 
125  ft  Oct  12;  est  of  A M Read  to  H N 

Higginbotham $500 

Turner  av,  150  ft  s of  Nineteenth  st  ef  25x 
125  ft,  Sept  29,  Celestia  A Coveil  to  Es- 

teila  A Stephens $9,600 

Thirteenth  st  196  ft  e of  Paulina  sf  24x83 


ft  October  18,  JuliuB  Winberg  to  Otillia 

Muerz  $1,80( 

The  building  known  as  the  Briggs  House 
with  lease  of  ground  Oct  1,  John  T Dav- 

vis  to  Frank  Upman $90,00( 

Thirty  eighth  st  152  ft  e of  State  sf  25x125 
feet,  Nov  1,  R L Sidwell  to  J P Sidwell 

$ 1,80« 

Twenty  fourth  st,  se  cor  Butler,  nf  124x125 
feet,  Oct  23,  T F Wheeler  to  D B Dewey 

ml $12,00< 

Thirty  eighth  st,  27  ft  w of  Butler  nf  35% 
x72  feet,  Nov  1,  W H Thomas  to  Mary 

Ca8h>u $2,00( 

Twenty  fifth  st,  96  feet  w of  Wabash  av,  ef 
25x110  ft,  Nov  1,  H M Loomis  to  Mary  C 

Quinlan $4,00< 

twentieth  st,  100  ft  e of  Oakley  av,  sf  25x 
126  ft,  Oct  28,  Wm  Strutzenburg  to  Al- 
bert Wilier $82£ 

Vine  st,  125  ft  n of  North  av  wf  24%x98  ft 
Oct  30,  est  of  Franz  Rozuns  to  Rosina 

Rozuns $i.00( 

Wentworth  av,  141  ft  n of  29th  st  wf  25x 
120  ft,  Oct  29,  M G & J H Best  to  M & 

Mary  Quinnone $4, 10C 

Wentworth  av  se  cor  Bryson  st  wf  240x240 
ft  also  Blocks  7 and  10  same  addition 
Oct  4,  Wm  A Tower  et  al  to  W H Hub- 
bard   ' $55  000 

Wallace  st,  382  ft  n of  32d,  ef  25x120  feet, 
Sept  16,  Benjamin  Shurtleff  to  Jas  Ste- 
ve08   $750 

Willis  court,  120  ft  s of  13th  st,  wf  24x72  ft 
August  31,  E A Werl  to  Daniel  O’Leary 

$2,250 

Wentworth  av,  81  ft  s of  26th  st  ef,  25x125 
ft  Nov  1,  Anna  Cohn  to  Eleanor  Gerber 

* $3,750 

Washtenaw  av  187  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st  wf 
25x107  ft  Oct  28,  Ulric  Bastien  to  H C 

Bartels $650 

Wood  st  72  ft  n of  38th  wf  24x125  feet  July 
25,  James  Nichols  to  Anton  Wollschlag- 
er  $326 

Wood  st  same  as  above  Oct  28,  Anton  Woll- 
schlager to  Ernst  Korr $786 

Wilson  st  153  ft  w of  Canal  nf  25x110  feet 
Oct  21,  John  McFee  to  Jacob  Cohen  at 

al $3,200 

Wentworth  av,  235  feet  n of  37th  st,  ef  25x 
125  ft,  Oct  16,  Florence  Murray  et  al  to 

H L Detwig $1,750 

Wentworth  av,  n and  adj  above  25x125  ft 

Oct  18,  same  to  same $1,750‘ 

Wilcox  st,  198  feet  e of  Sacramento  av,  nf 
295x125  ft,  July  19,  W G Jackson  to  Cor- 
nelius BarKer $8,000 

Wilcox  st,  same  as  above  Nov  1,  Cornelius 

BarKer  to  W R Stirling $8,000  . 

Wright  st,  the  premises  No  31,  Nov  4,  Ja- 
cob Bechtel  to  W Dayniewicz $1,550 

Willis  court,  200  feets  of  Thirteenth  st,  ef  < 
25x72  ft,  July  20,  E A West  to  Annie  Et- 

chingham $2,425 

Yeaton  st  240  ft  e of  Lincoln  st  sf  24x100 
ft  Oct  27,  C J Vapicka  to  Anna  Holpuch 

$4,000 

North  or  City  Limits. 


Ashland  av  sw  cor  Graceland  av  ef  57%  x 
125  feet  Oct  19,  H L Buechner  to  Henry 

Lutzen  Kirchen $2,270 

Ashland  av  ne  cor  Roscoe  st  wf  49x125  ft 
Sept  20,  S M Church  et  al  to  John  Pforr 

$2,100 

Addison  av  se  cor  Lincoln  av  nf  81  ft  to  al- 
ley Oct  7,  W P Verity  to  C E Randall 

$1,500 

Ashland  av  75  ft  n of  Byron  st  ef  50x125 
Oct  18,  H C Buckner  to  Magnus  Ander- 
son  $1,100 

Aldine  st,  200  ft  e of  Evanston  rd,  Oct  29, 

R B Moon  to  Adolph  Lotz $2,100 

Alto  st,  316  ft  w of  Halsted,  nf  25x124  feet 
Oct  20,  L A Baird  to  C G Johansen.  .$650 
Aldine  st,  150  ft  e of  Evanston  rd,  nf  50x 
156  ft  Nov  1,  R B Mason  to  G W Osgood 

$2,150 

Belmont  av,  166%  feet  e of  Southport  nf 
37%xl26  ft  June  20,  J P Altgeld  to  Wm 

Mesenbrink $900 

Burling  st,  211  ftn  of  Fullerton  av,  wf  25x 
125  ft  Oct  11,  Ruth  M Parker  to  J A Ba- 

land $2,700 

Belmont  av  264  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  24x 
125  ft  June  26,  S E Gross  to  Rudolph  & 

A Eller $725 

Belmont  av  218  ft  e of  Western  sf  50x125  1 

ft  Sept  6,  W L Schrader  toRosine  Mins- 
ter   $1,200 

ClarK  st,  sw  cor  FredericK  ne  f 114x200  ft 
Oct  28,  J R Lindgren  to  E P Pihl  $16,000 
Cornelia  st,  216  ft  e of  Racine  av,  sf  26x 
125  ft  October  11,  E J Lehmann  to  C A 
Lietsch $525 


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Clark  at  u,  24G,  ft  n of  School  ne  f 25x150 
feet  Oct  15,  E J Lehmann  to  J C Rioder  I 

$1,100 

Commercial  ay,  242  ft  s of  Sunny  Side  \vf 
50x125  ft,  Nov  1.  A F & C L Pitner  to  C 

P Litchfield....' $4,200 

Dempster  place,  212  ft  e of  Halsted  st,  sf 
50x157  ft,  Nov  3,  Edward  Munster  to 

Adolph  Kruse $3,750 

Diversey  st  48  ft  e of  Southport  av  nf  48x 
120  ft  July  31,  estate  of  J E Sheffield  to 

Louisa  Mors $1,200 

Evanston  av,  n of  Graceland,  sw  f 42x165 
ft,  Oot  20,  John  Pedgriff  to  C J Peter- 
son   $5,700 

Fletcher  av,  190  ft  w of  Southport  nf  25x 
125  ft  Oct  30,  W C Goudy  to  M Monzel 

$550 

Fletcher  av,  225  ft  w of  Racine,  sf  25x125 
ft,  Nov  2,  J P Altgeld  to  Franz  Rosberg 

$550 

Gross  Park  180  feet  w of  Paulina  st  sf  36x 
108  ft  July  8,  S E Gross  to  Samuel  Mc- 

Caudlers $850 

Graceland  av  Lot  on  court  n of,  352  ft  e of 
Sheffield  av  sf  50x129  ft  Sept  9,  H J Put 

to  B Bettleheim $1,750 

Graceland  av  lot  on  court  n of,  w and  adj 
above  sf  50x129  ft  Sept  8,  H J Put  to  C 

F Hudson ■' $1,750 

Gross  Park.  25  ft  e of  Wood  st,  nf  25x108 
ft,  Aug  30,  S E Gross  to  G M Pinkerton 

$575 

Graceland  av,  49  ft  e of  Commercial  nf  25 
xl25  ft,  Nov  1,  HC  Buechnerto  Frede- 

ricka  Berger $470 

Gross  Parse,  72  ft  w of  Paulina  st,  sf  24x 
125  ft  Nov  3,  Wm  Swallow  to  G L Rice 

$1,800 

Gross  Park,  sw  cor  Paulina  st  nf  24x108  ft 

Nov  3,  G L Rice  to  Wm  Smallen $800 

Halsted  st,  se  cor  Melrose  st,  wf  55x150  ft 
Oct  11,  H G Haugan  to  P and  M Funk 

$2,100 

Horner  av,  192  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x125 
ft,  Aug  5,  S E Gross  to  Anton  Zimmerle 

...... $385 

Homer  av  48  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x125 
ft  July  3;  S E Gross  to  Theodore  Thery 

$400 

Homer  av  96  ft  w of  Sheldon  av  sf  24x115 
ft  Sept  8,  S E Gross  to  G R Friesenburg 

....f $425 

Horner  av  50  ft  e of  Robey  st  nf  37J4xl25 
ft  Nov  23,  ’85,  S E uross  to  Peter  Nel- 
son   $512 

Horner  av  72  ft  n of  Sheldon  sf  24x125  ft 
August  30,  S E Gross  to  Christ  Karkutt 

...  $440 

Horner  av  87J4  ft  e of  Robey  st  nf  37 J4X 
125  ft  Nov  23,  ’85;  S E Gross  to  A A Sea- 

holm  $512 

Lincoln  av,  nw  corner  Perry  st  97  J4  ft  to 
Perry  st  se  f Oct  9,  Chas  McMahon  to 

Robert  Turney $3,200 

Lincoln  av  100  ft  se  of  St  Elmo  st  ne  f 25 
ft  to  alley  Oct  29,  J P Peterson  to  Abra- 
ham Lesser $750 

Melrose  st,  25  ft  w of  Perry  nf  25x125  feet 
Oct  19,  Charles  Kennitz  et  alto  Johann 

Guske $500 

Melrose  st  189  ft  w of  Lincoln  av  sf  24x125 
ft  Aug  20.  S E Gross  to  Charles  Preston 

$625 

Melrose  st  284  ft  w of  Gross  av  nf  24x125 
ft  July  8,  S E Gross  to  J H Mueller.  . $500 
Ottost  nw  cor  Perry  st  sf  27%xl26%  f06t 
Oct  20,  S M Church  et  al  to  Louis  Elbel 

$850 

Orchard  st,  200  ft  n of  Wrightwood  av  wf 
25x135  ft,  Oct  30,  W B Snow  to  T Rein- 
hardt  $950 

Racine  av,  sw  cor  Noble,  et  49x125  ft  Nov 
1,  Susan  Weber  to  Anton  Oestendo.  $7,750 
Roscoe  st,  616  ft  w of  Halsted,  nf  25x124 
ft,  Oct  30,  C Buckingham  to  Charles  Ol- 
son   $600 

Roscoe  st,  416  ft  w of  Halsted,  nf  25x124 
ft,  Oct  30,  Clarence  Buckingham  to  J P 

Peterson $600 

Sheffield  av  540  ft  s of  Diversey  st  ef  50x 
135  ft  Oct  28,  Herman  Ellenberger  to 

Mary  Soeffker $2,200 

Sheffield  av  s of  and  adj  above  50x135  ft 
Oct  28,  Conrad  Steinmetz  to  Mary  Soef- 
fker   $2,200 

School  st  96  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  sf  24x125 
ft  Sept  13,  S E Gross  to  Gottleib  Werner 
V $500 

Sheffield  av  25  feet  s of  Wolfram  st  ef  25x 
123  ft  Oct  30,  Elizabeth  M Coffee  to  Ja- 
cob Haehlem $1,050 

Southport  av,  85  ft  s of  Belmont  ef  36x125 
feet,  Sept  16,  W F Hunsinger  to  Magda- 
lena Hunsinger $975 

Southport  av,  sw  cor  Addison,  ef  150x120 


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feet,  Sept  3,  S M Church  to  L F Ellert 

$4,450 

Sheffield  av,  200  ft  s of  Belmont,  ef  50x125 
ft  Sept  22,  Chas  Lindemann  to  Phillip 

Hillinger $2,000 

Southport  av,  97  ft  s of  Belmont  wf  24x125 
ft  Oct  30.  J P Altgeld  to  Michael  Eling 

", ; $650 

Southport  av,  145  feet  s of  Belment  wf  24x 
125  ft  Oct  27,  J P Altgeld  to  Peter  Gam- 

sen  $650 

School  st  1 58  ft  e of  Ashland  av,  sf  25x125 
ft.  May  22,  O H Sickel  et  al  to  Charles 

Hoffman $500 

Wolfram  st,  298  ft  e of  Sheffield  av,  nf  22x 
150  ft,  Nov  4,  Elizabeth  Huber  to  W G 

Brown $1,400 

Wiuthrop  av,  113  feet  w of  Seminary,  wf 
373^x160  feet  June  1,  W C Goodyear  to 

Mary  M Horner $600 

Wrightwood  av,  113  ft  w of  Seminary,  nf  I 
48x132  ft  Sept  10,  Henry  Boaieto  Susie  1 

E Swanker $2,150 

Wellington  st,  150  ft  w of  Lake  View  av, 
sf  50x166  ft,  Oct  22,  J B Waller  Jr  to  C 

A Merrill $4,000 

South  ot  City  Limits. 

Atlantic  st  120%  ft  n of  58th  ef  31x124  ft 
Oct  28,  E C Pelterson  to  J E Windblad 

$2,500 

Archer  av  ne  cor  Johnson  se  f 129  ft  to 
Johnson  av  and  alley  Oct  14,  W B Sev- 
ern to  E G Uihlein $1,175 

Ashland  av,  238  ft  s of  49th  st,  ef  24x122 
ft,  Oct  28,  Annie  Howland  to  B F Jacobs 

$750 

Atlantic  st  171  ft  n of  58th  st  ef  25x122  ft 
Oct  1,  H D Williams  to  Chas  Hemmel- 

man $500 

Ashland  av,  48  ft  n of  53d  st  ef  25x125  feet 
Oct  27,  Michael  Mahpn  to  Thos  Elliott 

$550 

Atlantic  st,  about  450  ft  s of  Garfield  blvd 

ef  3714x127  ft,  E A Beach  to  Ellen  Kane 

4 


Fifty  fifth  st,  167  ft  e of  Wallace,  sf  24x 
124  ft,  Oct  8,  R C Holmes  to  Eliz 


Wabash  av  sw  corner  46th  st  ef  75x161  feet 
Septeber  28,  Eli  Smith  to  John  Keller 

1 $4,500 

Wentworth  av  about  230  ft  s of  Garfield  bd 
wf  60x127  feet  Aug  1,  W V Johnston  to 

Josephine  E Cashiu ■ $3,600 

Woodlawn  av,  50  ft  n of  62nd  st,  ef  lOOx 
164  feet,  Sept  24,  M P M Palmer  to  J 

Hamburger $7,000 

lVe»t  of  City  LimitH. 


Hale 
$750 

Fifty  eighth  st,  360  st  w of  State,  nf  40x 
155  feet,  Nov  4,  E & C Thibault  to  Wm 

Mueller $2,000 

Fifty  sixth  st,  196  ft  w of  South  Pant  av,  s 

f 60x142  ft  with  other  property  Nov  2,  Armitage  av,  275  ft  e of  Washtenaw  nf  Oct 

Chas  Jouvenat  to  G B Reynolds $4,900  | ll,  A and  J H Carwell  to  Mary  A.  Cox 

Fifty  eighth  st.  107  ft  e of  Stewart  av,  nf 


Armitage  av,  sw  cor  Meeker  nf  48x130  ft, 
Oct  14,  Sam’l  Delamater  to  Emil  Dick- 

man  $800 

Armitage  av,  200  ft  w of  Meeker  st  sf  25x 
125  ft  Oct  11,  E S Dreyer  to  Christian 
$400 


.$825 

Butterfield  st,  s of  45th  ef  50x100  feet  Oct 
21,  Rebecca  Stampofsai  to  Martin  Fig- 

ney $750 

Chestnut  st  100  ft  e of  Wright  sf  60x121  ft 
Aug  20,  Braton  Bushee  to  J H Lehner 

$7,000 

Cook  st,  136  ft  u of  51st,  ef  25x124  ft  Aug 
2,  J T Young  et  al  to  K K Forest ....  $325 
Carpenter  st,  172  ft  s of  52d  st  wf  25x124 
ft,  Mch  8,  Frederick  Crumbaughto  Mar- 
tin Schmitzler $300 

Champlain  av,  ne  cor  46th  st,  wf  28x123  tt 
Aug  20,  W J Watson  to  Eliza  L Feigh 

...  $1,000 

Cornell  av  261ft  s of  51st  st,  wf  25x150  ft 
Sept  16,  C L Hutchinson  to  R G Clarse 

.f $4,250 

Cornell  av,  s and  adj  above  20x150  ft  Sept 
16,  C L Hutchinson  to  R G Clarke . . $1,000 
Drexel  bd,  133)4  ft  n of  44th  st,  wf  25x120 
feet  Sept  24,  P W Gates  to  G D Holton 

$8,400 

Desplaines  st,  462  ft  s of  53rd,  wf  24x128 
ft  Mch  14,  Sarah  E Gaylord  to  Arie  Vo- 
gel  $1,200 

Dearborn  st  269  ft  s of  52d  wf  25x100  feet 
Oct  29,  Robert  Berger  to  Elizabeth  Hoel- 

ler $450 

Ellis  av,  28834  ft  8 of  43d  8t>  ef  20x150  ft, 
with  barn  lot  in  rear  July  3,  H Harriet 

Dale  to  Mary  A Clark $1,407 

Evans  av82  ft  n of  46th  st  ef  25x123  feet 

Oct  12,  W J Watson  to  J C Case $800 

Evans  av  250  ft  n of  43d  st,  ef  25x126  ft, 
Nov  2,  Lyman  Baird  to  M G Hyde.  .$2,500 
Evans  av,  2*72  ft  s of  42nd  st,  wf  24x120  ft 
Nov  1,  J M Dowling  to  O B Glimme 

$1,000 

Forty  fourth  st,  125  ft  w of  Evans  av  nf  31 
xl50  ft,  Sept  30,  Metropolitan  National 
Bank  of  Mew  YorK  to  Henry  Johnson 
$1,550 

Fortieth  st,  289  ft  e of  Grand  blvd,  nf  25x 
112  feet  Nov  1,  C C Lavat  to  A M Root 
$3,700 

Fifty  fourth  court,  ne  cor  Peoria  st  sf  54x 
115  ft  Oct  22,  H Hodgden  to  David  Quigg 
$80o 

Fifty  fourth  court,  129  ft  e of  Peoria  st  sf 
25x115  ft,  Oct  22,  M M Swan  to  H Hod- 
gden 


25x136  ft  Aug  16,  H B Lewis  to  Barbara 

Wirtz $435 

Fifty  fourth  court,  204  ft  e of  Peoria  st, 
3734x115  feet,  Nov  3,  Hiram  Hogden  to 

Emma  M Eberhart $3,200 

Grand  blvd  ne  cor  Oakwood  wf  35x140  ft 
October  13,  C W Dabb  to  P W Raber 

$7,000 

Garfield  blvd,  172  ft  w of  Bissell  st,  nf  25x 
140  feet,  Sept  16,  J C Miller  to  C A Mc- 
Carthy   $900 

Greer  st,  141  ft  e of  California  av,  sf  25x 
125  feet,  Apr  3,  Nathan  Corwith  to  J W 

Smith • • $300 

Greer  st,  6234  ft  e of  California  av,  nf  k5x 
9134  feet,  Aug  12,  Phillip  Smith  to  J W 

Smith $300 

Garfield  blvd,  ne  cor  Stewart  av  sf  72x125 
ft,  also  78x128  ft  n and  adj  on  Stewart 
av,  Oct  7,  Ruth  J & T McCann  to  O T 

Tyrrell $3,000 

Garfield  blvd,  same  as  above  Oct  18,  C T 

Tyrrell  to  J T Armstrong $3,000 

Garfield  blvd  173  it  w of  Bissell  st  nf  25x 
140  ft  Sept  16,  J C Miller  to  E J O’Con- 
nell  $900 

Greenwood  av  sw  cor  45th  st  ef  198x185  ft 
July  23,  W B Calvin  to  M M Ralsten 

$20,000 

Garfield  blvd,  on  sts  of,  247  ft  w of  Bissell 
st,  nf  25x140  ft,  Nellie  M Chittenden  to 

M S Aiken $450 

Halsted  st  112  ft  n of  Garfield  bd,  ef  26x 
124  feet,  Oct  22,  David  Quigg  to  M M 
Swan . . . 

Justine  st,  72  ft  n of  52nd,  ef  24x121  feet 
Sept  6,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Daniel  Murphy 

$350 

Langley  av  341  ft  s of  44th  st  wf  25x125 
ft  Oct  15,  Metropolitan  NatK  Bk  of  N Y 

to  J H Coates $1,000 

Morris  st,70  ft  w of  Bissell,  sf  24x124  feet 
July  1,  William  Montgomery  to  F H Av 
ers 

Michigan  av  363  ft  n of  63d  st  wf  49)/2x200 
ft  Oct  25,  D G Hamilton  to  L S Kelly 

$1,980 

Michigan  av  66  ft  n of  63d  st  ef  99x200  ft 
Oct  15,  D G Hamilton  to  P M Clowry 

$3,960 

Oanenwald  av,  ne  cor  43d,  ne  f 56x158  ft, 
on  43d  st  to  alley  Oct  4,  Van  H Higgins 

to  J C Belden $7,650 

Prairie  av,  500  ft  n of  P3d  st,  wf  80x180  ft 
Oct  28,  H G Powers  to  J D Lawrence 

$3,000 

Prairie  av,  190  ft  n of  Fortieth  st,  wf  25x 
160  feet,  June  21,  L L Ormsby  to  G A 

Springer $1,750 

Rast  av,  256  ft  w of  South  Park  av,  nf  110 
xl35  ft,  Feb  24,  J B Long  to  W F Tho- 
mas   $3,900 

State  st,  60  ft  s of  42nd,  wf  50x177  ft  Sept 

1,  R B Roosevelt  to  Emma  Harmeyer 

$3,000 

Sixty  third  st  126  ft  e of  Greenwood  av  sf 
60x125  ft  Oct  13,  Ida  A Aiken  to  E A & 

W T Warner $5,000 

State  st,  ee  cor  48th  wf  25x177  feet  Nov  4, 

John  Cleaver  to  John  Lawler $5,400 

Thirty  ninth  st,  70  ft  ne  of  Drexex  bd,  nw 
f 35x70  ft,  Oct  30,  Rosetta  T Fisher  to  A 

C Huston $27,000 

Tremont  st  352  ft  w of  Stewart  av  nf  26x 
121  ft  Oct  20,  H C Morey  to  Annie  Grill 

$1,800 

Washington  av  se,  cor  55th  st,  wf  150x150 
feet,  Nov  1,  R M Dean  to  O M Powers 

$7,500 

Wood  st,  168  ft  n of  50th  wf  72x124  ft  Oct 
28,  B F Jacobs  to  Annie  Howland ....  $900 
Woodlawn  av  100  fts  of  52nd  st,  ef  50x164 
feet  Oct  25,  F H Madden  to  B J Musser 
$3,50o 

Wentworth  av,  375  feet  n of  43d  st  ef  25x 
122M  ft  Nov  1,  Jennie  McGinty  to  Ma- 
rie Deckert $2,600 


$2,500 

Cromwell  st,  100  ft  s of  Rhine  ef  25  ft  to 
alley  und  34,  Nov  l,Roccio  Petrantuono 

to  C D Elio $225 

Clarkson  av,  100  ft  s of  Courtland  st  wf  25 
xl25  ft  April  27,  Samuel  Delamater  to 

David  Woodhowe $350 

California  av  sw  cor  Armitage  rd  ef  lOOx 
100  ft  Sept  27,  Charlotte  Sauer  to  Ditt- 

man  Sauer $1,500 

Fulton  st,  90  ft  w of  west  41st,  nf  3734ft  to 
alles  Mch  20,  W Chicago  Land  Co  to  A 

Lockman $787 

Fairfield  av  273  ft  s of  Bloomington  av  wf 
25x125  ft  Oct  29,  Wm  Massante  to  Brid- 
get Plunxett $1,275 

Humboldt  st,  100  ft  s of  Armitage  rd  ef  25 
xlOO  ft  Oct  6,  A Jacobson  to  J C Han- 
sen   $500 

Horner  st,  178  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  sf  25x 
xl25  ft,  G W Cooper  to  E A Kuhns.  $2,200 
Heine  st,  275  ft  n of  Bloomington,  wf  50x 
111  ft  Nov  1,  Neils  Jacobson  to  William 

Schick $2,100 

Mead  st,  332  ft  n of  Dickens  av,  ef  16x138 
ft  Oct  1,  Robt  Grasser  to  Chas  Brams  & 

wife $275 

Meade  st  200  feet  n of  Dickens  ef  1634x 
136%  ftAug  16,  Robert  Grosser  to  Inest 

Larsen $ L400 

Perry  av,  s of  Fullerton  ef  27x103  ft  Oct 
25,  Walfried  Burkman  to  A P Ford 

$1,350 

Seymour  st  sw  cor  Wabansia  av  ef  25x125 
ft  Apr  24,  P D Armour  to  J P Anderson 

.......’ $650 

Seymour  st,  288  ft  s of  Bloominodale  av. 
wf  24x124  feet,  Nov  1,  F A Oswald  to  A ^ 
$550 

Tripp  av  same  as  above  Oct  30,  L P J Far- 
rell to  J F Keeney $2,100 

Tripp  av  141  ft  s of  Armitage  av  wf  50x125 
ft  Dec  28,  ’85,  Wm  Young  to  L P J Far- 
rell  $2,400 


AtlltKEMESTS  FOK  DEEDS. 

North  ‘/2  lot  16  an!  south  halt  lot  17,  block  10,  Kim- 
bark’s  addn  to  Hyde  Park,  Oct  28,  C M an  W S 

Henderson  to  Rose  E Ives ■ •.•■*3’”00 

Lots  16  and  17  b 7,  Cass’  sub  30  acres  in  nw  !4  25  39 

13,  October  26,  George  W Cass  to  Edward  Busch. 

|500 

North  20  ft  of  lot  19,  Cleaver’s  sub  e 2 aers  nw  qr  n 
e qr  nw  qr  34  39  14,  oct  28,  Frank  Peoples  to  Bar- 
bara Titus " *400() 

Lots  17  to  20  block  5,  Richmond’s  add  to  LaGrange 
September  15,  W W Weatherstone  to  N C Clark^^ 

Block  bVPrescott’s  sub  east  14  nw  qnar  27  38  14,  oct 
25,  Margaret  E McCutcheon  to  N Thomasson.^ 

Lot  14  Block  26,  IrviDg  Park,  Oct  26,  j M Dietz  to 

Chas  A Holmes *L5UU 

Wrightwood  av.  116  ft  w of  Seminary  av,  n prt,  48x 

— Sept  10,  H Baade  to  W H Swanker $3150 

Lot  49  of  lot  28  ,16  38  14,  oct  25,  A B Smith  to  G i 

Young ,•■55 

North  half  lot  9 blk  12,  Busby’s  sub  s A sw  qr  14  38 

14,  oct  28,  Frederick  W Green  to  H Neulmrer, 

’ |1250 

Lot  26  b 4 Cass’  sub  e ft'acrs  s 64  acs  nw  qr  25  39  13, 

oct  23,  Geo  W Cass  to  Henry  Jorn 

Lot  52  blk  22,  7 39  14,  oct  22,  Alfred  J-y  to  Jacob  D 


.$  — 


L(Rs  l™andnil  b i6  ciark’s  sub  13  39  13,  oct  22,  Ed- 
win Hair  to  O D Sickler  - • • • • - ■ - • 

Lot  9 b 6 Cass’  sub  of  30  acres  in  nw  qr  2d  39  13,  oct 

23,  Geo  W Cass  to  Michl  Oefele ....  ■ • • • •:*0UJ 

5 62-100  aers  in  w 14  se  qr  1 42  12,  Sept  28,  Melchier 


Mueller  to  R Versema. 


7 10 


Lot  72  blck  7 Steel’s  sub  se  qr  etc,  26  39  13,  Sept  22, 

Marjery  W Williams  to  A & L Rothe ’ • 

Lot  5 and  e M lot  4 blk  2,  Castello’s  sub  nw  qr  36  40 
13,  September  28,  John  Castello  to  James  McCaw  ^ 

Lots  13  to  17  b 24,  Ashiaud  2d  add;  oct  26,  Charles  F 
Bieling  et  al  to  Chas  A Raggio  ......... . *11,500 

Lots  1 to  39  blk  30  and  lot  6 b 21,  Mount  Prospect^ 
oct  6,  Fredk  W Coffin  to  D F Anderson.  . ...  . . ..*dJ0 
South  50  ft  of  lots  9 to  12  b 20,  Clark’s  sub ' e G sw 
qr  13  39  13,  oct  20,  Jas  H King  to  John  E Doyle, 

1 

Lots'  9to  12  b 20,  same,  oct  20,  H B Fargo  to  James 

jj  King  v-j-jgL) 

Lots  18  and  19  h i.  Gazzam  Gano’s  add  to  Pullman, 

; 13,  Danl  Inthout  to  Geo  Cannon - • -*255 

L5  blk  2s.  Rogers  Park,  oct  12,  Jos  M Kean  to 


oct 

Lot  15 

Amanda  W Pollard 

Lot  5 of  lot  1 4 and  5,  block  5,  Rockwell  add.  No  107 
West  Van  Buren  st,  oct  25,  Mary  M Fowler  .to 


$850 


Chas  T Tyrrell. 


$1650 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


HI  0 


West  yt  lot  24  b 2),  Sheffield  add,  oct  1,  Helen  Kee- 
ney to  Peter  Konrouskl $625 

Lots  4 5 6 of  b 1 b4,  Sheffield  addn,  oct  3U,  C P Kel- 
logg to  G W Hills $5650 

Lot  34  b 1.  re-sub  of  lots  1 to  10,  etc,  Hincley’s  sub 
se  quar  8 38  14,  oct  21,  P Stevens  to  P Sullivan, 

$325 

E V»  lot  24  b 20,  Sheffield  add,  oct  1,  Helen  Keeney 

to  S Wroblewski $625 

Lot  6 of  lots  6o  and  61  Eliis.  E add,  Nov  1,  Wanent-" 

er  Sweetland  to  John  D Vail $6,500 

Lots  31  and  32  blk  4,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 

Aug  22,  Chas  H Caldwell  to  Mary  Gill $550 

Lots  6 and  7 b 16,  Cornell,  Sept  27,  Thomas  B Bry- 
an to  W A Newer $400 

Lot  36  b 2 Parkside,  June  19,  Robert  G Weils  to  Pe- 
ter Swanson $300 

Lot  11  blk  5,  Cass’  sub  30  acrs  in  nw  qr  25  39 13,  oct 

23,  Geo  W Cass  to  Jozef  Karvanek $175 

Lot  3 b 16  Cornell,  Sept  9,  T B Bryan  to  P Farley, 

$200 

Lot  11  b 3,  Harrison’s  add,  Sept  23;  W H Davis  & Co 

toDan’IJ  l.eary $600 

Lot  45  b 4.  n qr  se  qr  2 39  14,  Sept  18,  A Pearson  to 

G Tanach $1250 

Lot  35  b 28,  Crosby  e 14  se  25  40  13,  July  7,  Frank  C 
Delamater  to  Peter  Nelson $1500 


SU HUH RAX  WARRAXTY  IH.IIDS 

HYDE  PABK. 

Lot  12  b 21  in  sub  of  pt  w 14  se  qr31  37  15,  oct  28,  C 

& C C & DCo  lo  Emma  S Moberg $250 

Lots  34  b 87  S Chicago,  oct  21.  same  to  Jas  Peterson 

$5 10 

Lot  35  First  East  add  to  Cheltenham  Beach,  July  1 

R W Bridge  to  H B Frezensky  $375 

Lot  22  jb  3.  McChesney’s  Hyde  Park  sub  s 14  n e 
quar  22  38  14,  oct  14,  Ann  Wolgamood  to  Martha 

Culbeitsou  ...$500 

Lots  36  and  37  block  53  S Chicago,  oct  28,  Estate  of 

Caspar  Ziegler  to  John  BSontag $600 

Lot  19b  >7  Cornell,  oct  4,  Aunie  M T Adams  to  John 

W Taylor  $450 

Lot  20  b 27,  same,  oct  4,  same  to  Martin  Brigham, 

$300 

Lots  1 and  2 b 4;  lot  1 b 6;  lot  1 b 8;  Ironworkers’ 
add  to  South  Chicago,  oct  16,  Freder’k  Ullman  to 

DMHillis $15,000 

East  half  of  north  495  ft  blck  9,  same,  oct  16,  Hugh 

Heron  to  same $3000 

Lots  14  and  15  b 14,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  \ 

22  38  14.  oct  2,  Thomas  P Keefe  to  Mary  Clarke 

$940 

East  27  ft  of  lot  87,  Robertson’s  sub  of  2514  acs  in  n 
e qr  23  38  14,  oct  30,  Fredk  W Green  to  George  A 

French $2, "00 

Lots  71  72  98  99,  Brookdale,  oct  22,  John  W Grass 

to  Sami  E Grass $5000 

15  ) acres  in  se  qr  1 37  14,  oct  29,  Calumet  and  Chi- 
cago Canal  and  Dock  Company  to  John  S Alley, 

$224,955 

Lots  7 and  8 bick  63  South  Chicago,  Sept  8,  R Mur- 
phy toC  & C C & D Co $1000 

Lot  31  blk  28  S Chicago,  oct  29,  Christian  H M Paul- 
sen to  Chas  Haak $775 

Lots  16  and  17  blk  11  Johnston  &Clement’s  sub  se  14 
22  38  44,  July  2 7,  Thos  P Keefe  to  Arthur  H Bays- 

tou $1500 

Lots  43  and  44  blck  1,  same,  oct  18,  T P Keefe  to  P 

Schmitt  $i,o., 0 

Lot  12  b 4 Woodlawn,  oct  18,  Louisa  D Whittlesey  to 

Fredk  W Green $1650 

Lot  30  blck  8 and  lots  1 to  8 b 11,  Shortall  Trustees’ 
sub  n 14  ne  qr  26  38  14,  oct  21,  John  G Shortall  to 

L E Crandall $2750 

Lot  45  block  4.  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Nov  25, 

Robt  Berger  to  M Przyborski $350 

Lots  87  and  BUM  Davis’  addn  to  Pullman,  oct  18, 

Jas  M Davis  to  Evan  A Evaus $350 

Lot  19  blk  1 Parkside,  Nov  1,  Geo  Bass  to  H H Chis- 
holm  $400 

Lots  1 and  3 (ex  wl30  ft)  div’n  2,  Westfall’s  sub  30 

38  15,  oct  29  R W Bridge  to  G H Ferris $37  1 

Lots  35  and  36  b 2,  Howell  Gano’s  add  to  Pullman, 

oct  25,  Fallis  & Gano  to  John  Bates $250 

West  14  ne  qr  36  38  14.  Aug  5,  Rose  Howe  to  Arian- 

naEScammon  $10  0 

Lots  20  and  21  b 1 Parkside,  oct  28,  Harriet  H Chis- 
holm to  Wyman  Perry $3700 

Lot  19  Gagnes’  sub  in  ne  qr  18  37  15,  oct  21,  D Chas 

G Barber  to  C Dahlquist $400 

Lot  44  h 4 4 Chicago,  oct  20,  C & C C & D Co  to  J 

Jorgenson $525 

Lot  42  b 68,  same.  Sept  29,  same  to  Patrick  Farrell, 

$60' 

Lots  25  to  29  blck  7,  Allen’s  sub  sw  qr  se  qr  24  37  14, 
June  18,  Mary  Townsend  to  John  Shomaker. 

$500 

N 14  Lot  21  blck  1.  Cronkhite  et  al  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr 
24  88  14,  oct  22,  Chalkley  J Hambleton  to  F Lang- 

osch $4oO 

Lots  25  and  26  block  7,  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park, 
July  15,  Ida  & F R Thormeyer  to  Henry  Schrohe 

$1000 

Lot  19  b26  Cornell,  oct  22,  Philip  S Lyman  to  Robt 
Van  Sands $1000 


Lot  22  b 11,  Lees’  sub  sw  qr  20  38  14,  Oct  21,  Frank 

H Dickey  to  John  Gaell $150 

Lots  40  and  41  b 6,  Bates’  sub  sw  qr  21  38  14;  oct  29, 

Parley  A Lord  to  Sara  E Lord $5000 

Und  14  of  sw  qr  se  qr  17  38  14,  (ex  n 3%  acs  of  e 14) 

oct  20,  Johu  McCaSery  to  Jno  DeKoven $52 

Lot  11  b 8,  Lees’  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  Nov  1,  Frank  H 

Dickey  to  Josephine  Schabacher $225 

Lot  12  b 8,  same,  Nov  1,  same  to  Amelia  Schabach- 


$225 

Lot  44  block  11  Lee’s  eub  w Vi  se  qr  20  38  14,  oct  25, 

Frank  H Dickey  to  W Krebitz $140 

Lot  19  blk  11,  Lee’s  sub  w Vi  se  qr  20  38  14,  oct  19, 

Frank  H Dickey  to  Joseph  Zidek $150 

Lots  17  and  18  b 11,  same,  oot*19,  same^to  W Blaha, 

$300 

Lot  53  Parmly’s  addit’n  to  Auburn,  oct  16,  Henry  C 

Parmly  to  John  Rath $150 

Lot  20  blk  11,  Lee’s  sab  w Vi  6eqr  2o  38  14,  Sept  27, 

Frank  H Dickey  to  P Manley  $150 

Lots  21  to  24  b 6,  Eberhart’s  sub  ne  qr  23  38  13,  oct 

23,  H 13  Eberhart  to  I>a  E Eberhart $600 

Lots  18  and  19  b 7,  Hill  & Pike’s  South  Englewood 
add.  Sept  25,  Charles  E Prahman  to  Abraham  Ja- 
cobs   $450 

Lot  18  Wheeler’s  sub  se  qr  se  qr  ne  qr  20  38  14,  oct 

27.  Johu  H Wheeler  to  Maria  M Strasser $1 

Lot  30  b 1,  High  Ridge  add  in  32  38  14,  oct  22,  Peter 
Hoving  to  Klaas  Ettema $537 


Lots  30  to  33  b 4,  Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  oct  27, 
Mary  L Leach  to  Ira  Brown $300 


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Lot  13  b 2,  Cole’s  sub  eVi  nw  qr5  37  14,  Nov  1, 

$2000 

E 50  ft  of  lot  8 block  H,  Lot  7,  Morgan  Park,  Sept  7, 

Geo  R Clarke  to  Susan  W Wilder $3503 

Lots  1 and  2 b 27  East  Washington  Heights,  oct  21, 

Edwin  L Gillette  to  John  Reyer $ 

Lots  11  and  12  blck  42,  same,  dec  1,  same  to  Joseph 

Tulloch $30 

Blks  2 to  7 9 to  16  Burnham’s  sub  w Vi  nw  quar  5 37 

14,  September  3,  Charles  G Dyer  to  EE  Crepin, 
$26,250 

Same  prenr'ses,  oct  28,  E C Crepin  to  E L Rralnard 

$3<»,OO0 

Blk  11,  Hill’s  sub  se  qr  8 37  14,  oct  23,  Webster  H 

Pearce  to  S C Knight $3700 

Same  premises,  oct  23,  Chas  H Baker  to  S C Baker, 

$4000 

Lot  18  of  lots  8 9 10,  blk  4,  Washington  Heights,  oct 

15,  Ann  L Bellamy  to  Frank  M Rexford $200 

CIOEEO. 

Lot  129  b 11,  Austinville,  oct  30,  Wm  H Griffen  to 

Hans  Johansen $320 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  5,  Warren  Park  in  17  39  13,  oct  11, 

Andrew  Warren  Jr  to  W H H Knowlton $1500 

E 29  acres  of  w Vi  se  qr  15  39  13,  s of  Barry  Pt  Road, 
Oct  30,  Charles  F Lawrence  to  David  S W egg 

$5000 

Lot  16  b 2.  Oglebay’s  sub  of  lots  345  346  347  block  15. 
Austinville.  oct  25,  Sami  W Rush  to  John  A Spoor 

$750 

E 10  rods  of  e qr  ne  qr  sw  qr  9 39 13,  between  Lake 
st  and  0 & N W R R,  oct  16,  Mich?i  McDermott  to 
Honoria  Clark $325 

EVANSTON. 

Lots  4 and  5 b 20;  lots  1 to  6 and  11  b 90,  Evanston, 
October  30,  Chas  K Bannister  to  H M Bannister, 

$2500 

Lots  4 and  5 block  23  Evanston,  oct  21,  Albert  Hall 

to  Anna  S Elliott $4200 

Lots  4 and  5 b 23  Evanston,  oct  26.  N W University 

to  Albert  Hall $3000 

Biks  1 to  4 in  w % n half  sw  qr  24  41  13,  oct  8,  Chas 

F Robinson  to  B F Weber $2400 

Lot  1 Wheeler’s  sub  s 25O  ft  of  blk  63  w of  R R,  Ev- 
anston, April  16,  Durlin  P Rood  to  George  Beck, 

$2000 

Lots  8 to  17  b 5;  lots  13  to  17  b 6;  lots  5 and  6 blk  7, 
Pitner’s  addn,  March  31,  A B Jenks  to  Edward  D 

Hosmer $2900 

Lots  7 and  8 blk  7 Browne  & Culver’s  addn  to  North 
Evanston,  August  17,  Charles  E Browne  to  Olive  S 

Sprague $200 

70x135  ft  in  blck  54  Evanston,  oct  23,  Abbey  L & A J 
Brown  to  Fanny  M and  Grace  Meadoweroft, 

$3500 

Lot  24  b 2 Lyons,  Gilbert  fe  Woodford’s  add,  Sept 

2,  Wm  Blanchard  to  Mary  A Dickinson $2520 

Lot  12  Wheeler’s  subs 250  feet  blk  63  Evanston.  Apr 

1,  Thos  F Wheeler  to  Edward  Lang $750 

JEFFERSON. 

Und  Vi  of  lots  4 aud  5 in  sub  of  26}£  acs  in  ne  qr  27 

40  13, , F C Delamater  to  Sam’l  Delamater, 

$1500 

Lot  4 blk  46  Jefferson,  oct  16,  Mary  J Carpenter  to 

Malora  C Dunning $1200 

Lots  23  and  24  Avondale,  August  20, ’85,  A Wisner  to 

Henry  Ulrich $600 

Lots  7 8 9 b 44,  Montrose,  Sept  30,  Edward  G Fish 

to  Anna  C Edgren $2259 

Lots  6 and  7 block  12,  Irving  Park,  Sept  60,  same  to 

same $1250 

Lots  44  to  47  b 2 of  b 1,  Cragin,  oct  16,  Chas  B Hos- 
mer to  J C Howard $1000 

Lots  22  24  25  blk  1,  Keeney  & Penberthy’s  add,  to 
Penuock,  oct  23,  Jas  F Keeney  to  Fred’k  Benzin, 

$635 

Lot  7 blk  2,  Forest  Glen,  Aug  7,  Wm  C Hazelton  to 

John  S Deitcher $400 

Lots  11  aud  12  block  47  Jefferson;  June  15,  Mary  A 

Roberts  to  John  S Deitcher $662 

Und  % of  21%  acres  in  se  qr  24  40  13,  April  20,  ’85, 

Abner  M Lewis  to  Henrietta  S Tuttle $1000 

Lots  15  16  17  and  21  b 31  se  qr  34  40  13,  oct  20,  Hen- 
ry C Secrist  to  Wm  F Schmidt $1229 

MAINE. 

Lot  7 b 12,  Hodge’s  add  to  Park  Ridge,  oct  1,  Hen- 
ry S Tomkins  to  Hugh  Rutighara  et  al $275 

Lot  12  blck  2 Dale,  Gustin  & Wallace’s  add  to  Park 
Ridge,  oct  15,  Hugh  MacHatton  to  W Wiest, 

$220 

Same  premises,  oct  89,  W Wiest  to  Sarah  A Shell- 

man $350 

Lot  9 and  n Vi  43  of  lots  9 and  43  to  57,  Desplaines, 

Sept  4,  Julius  Retzki  to  G Nimuemaun $600 

Block  D Hodge’s  addn  to  Park  Ridge,  oct  6,  Samuel 
Cochran  to  Elizabeth  A Eastwood $1500 

NEW  TRIER. 

Lot  10  blk  23  Wilmette,  oct  1,  H A Dingee  to  H Jor- 
dan   $1000 

Lot  10  b 31,  Glencoe,  oct  27;  Geo  E Watts  to  Chris- 
tian Ellis $500 

Lot  3 blk  2,  Dale’s  2d  sub  ne  qr  ne  qr  se  qr  20  42  13, 
oct  18,  Theodore  W Garland  to  Claus  H Albers 
$400 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Lot  1 blk  4 Culver’s  Park,  oct  29,  Elijah  H Gammon 

to  Peter  A Farnland $200 

Lot  6 blk  14,  Railroad  add  to  Harlem,  oct  11,  C & N 

W Rwy  Co  to  A E Kramer $549 

Lot  18  blk  4,  Culver’s  Park,  oct  30,  G Anderson  to 

Nils  P Lang $300 

W 14  1-3  acres  of  lot  16,  20  37  11,  Feb  2,  N J Brown 

to  Wm  A Byers $1200 

Southerly  3-5  of  lot  3 b 26  s frcl  29  39  14,  oct  23,  Ed 
ward  Baggott  to  Bridget  Lennon $1300 


Same  premises,  oct  23,  Margaret  Kelly  to  same, 

$5,000 

Lots  1 2 3 blk  G,  Lansing,  oct  9,Geo  W Shapley  to  C 

Schultz + $100 

Lots  2 and  3 in  se  qr  3 36  14,  oct  25,  R Statzer  to  Al- 
bert Ju*zi $55 

Lot  21  b 3 Winslow  & Jacobson’s  sub  se  qr  ne  qr  1 
39  13,  Aug  14,  Wm  R Page  et  al  to  Hanna  Larsen 

$700 

50xl63* l/2  ft  in  lots  10  and  11  b 18,  River  Forest,  oct 

9,  Geo  L Thatcher  to  Lilian  L Comings $2400 

Lot  8 Greenwood  Park,  oct  15,  Jas  R Crocker  et  al 

to  Viola  L Lund $2000 

Lot  7 same,  Sept  2,  same  to  same $5500 

Lots  1 to  11  of  lots  20  21  22,  blk  5,  University  sub  34 
39  14,  oct  20,  Henry  Gay  to  Robert  W Roloson 

$18,820 

2 1-6  acs  in  w half  29  41  9,  Apr  3,  Rasine  Bamer  toW 

F Hunter $325 

S 10  acs  n half  se  qr  ne  qr  12  4 212,  oct  27,  Margreta 

Duw  to  Basil  Moorer ...  $850 

Lots  35  to  57  b 105,  Melrose,  oct  2,  Allen  S Eaton  to 

Oliver  S Westcott $516 

East  12  feet  lot  2 and  w 6 ft  lot  3 b 1,  Palmer’s  Lake 
Shore  Drive  addn,  oct  27,  B M H & P Palmer  to  A 

H pierce  $3560 

Lot  30  blk  4 Homestead  add  to  Washington  Heights 

Sept  20,  Lewis  Jensen  to  Geo  J Munroe $500 

Lon  4 Hill’s  sub  pt  of  lot  37,  16  38  14,  Sept  20,  Jas  H 

Hill  to  Geo  Clarke  $2000 

S 100  acrs  w qr  14  41 11;  also  13  acs  in  sec  20  23  and 
15  41  11,  Aug  6,  C Bussee  to  Henry  W L Busse, 

$8000 

Lot  22  of  lot  3 blk  29,  7 39  14,sep  18, Mast  in  Ch  to  W 

O’Donnell $225 

Lots  1 2 and  3 b 98,  Maywood,  oct  20,  Ella  F Dennis 

to  Henry  C Stewart $28  JO 

Lot  901  b 13  div  3 Riverside,  oct  1,  C A & H E Les- 

lye  to  Lizzie  M Richards $6250 

Lot  5 b 3 Andersonville,  Sept  15,  Andrew  H Kjos  to 

Porter  P Hey  wood $900 

Lot  7 block  1 Barrington,  Sept  28.  George  Camm  to 

Chas  Jahnke $1200 

West  half  lot  6 b 1,  same,  Aug  11,  C W Kellogg  to 

same $800 

E half  lot  8 b 1,  same,  oct  12,  Chas  Jahnke  to  John 
Jahnke $600 


Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Nov.  4,  1886; 

Sales.  Amount, 

City  188  1901,768 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  136  312,218 

County 117  466,445 

Total 441  $1,680,431 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Nov.  5,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 165  $1,386,223 

County 187  721,802 

Total 352  $2,108,025 


SUBDIVISIONS 

Filed  for  Record  During  October, 
1886. 

(continued  fbom  last  week.) 

Doc.  No. 

767495 — Lots  21  to  30  blk  52,  University  sub 
in  n 7 38  14,  ne  cor  51st  st  and  Evarts 
ave;  10  lots.  By  B F Jacobs. 

767496 — Lots  46  to  50  blk  18,  same,  se  cor 
48th  st  and  Wood  st;  5 lots.  By  B F Ja- 
cobs. 

767497 — Lots  21  to  30  blk  51,  same,  ne  cor 
51street  and  Wood  street;  10  lots.  By  B F 
Jacobs. 

767498 — N){  blocK  10  Webb’s  sub  se  qr  14 
38  13,  se  cor  61st  stand  Homan  ave;  48 
lots.  By  Wilson  P Cornwell. 

767617 — Lot  24  and  s 24  ft  lot  25  blk  1 Uni- 
versity sub  ne  frl  34  39  14;  3 lots.  By 
Wm  Proctor,  et  al. 

767705 — BIock  6 Freer’s  sub  e half  sw  22 
38  14,  se  cor  Prairie  av  and  70th  st;  50  lots. 
By  Frank  H Dickey. 

767706 — North  462  feet  of  blcks  4 56  8;  and 
north  495  ft  of  e l'  9.  Iron  Workers’ add 
to  Soath  Chicago.  By  Daniel  M Hil- 
lis. 

767716 — Lot  12  and  e 8 ft  of  lot  14,  Assess- 
sor’s  div  sw  qr  4 38  14,  cor  Emerald  av  and 
47th  st  ; extending  n to  46th  st;  43  lots. 
By  Maria  Lamb. 

76799i — Block  3 Farley’s  add  to  Harlem;  24 
lots.  By  Peter  Farly. 


R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  & Co., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Speeial  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  nun  resiil  'uts. 


TRUST  DEEDS. 

Alwine  R to  M E Greenebaum,  June  26,' It 

12  b 9 Gross  n add,  3v  7# $600 

Abbott  F B to  H A Hurlbut,  oct  22,  lot  26 

blk  124  S S add,  5 yrs  7% $20,000 

Baldwin  B A to  G M Barber,  Nov  1.  prt  It 

4 blk  143.  25  40  13,  3 yrs,  6# ...  $9900 

Bischoff  C F to  H E Greenebaum,  oct  29, 

It  36  se  34  6 38  14.  3 yrs,  7% 

Brugte  T A to  H H Brainard,  Nov  1,  lot 

13  b 2,  5 37  14,  6# $1250 

Beltteheim  B to  J B Waller,  Sept  9,  lot  11 

b 1,  17  40  14,  2v  6% $1166 

Barrett  E to  F C Gibbs,  oct  22,  lot  81  b 4, 

7 39  14,  3y  6% $950 

Blume  H F to  W Heinemann,  Oct  27,  lot 

18  b 11,  29  40  14,  2y  6 %% $2000 

Boland  J A to  C H Rieke,  Oct  11,  It  89  blk 

F,  28  40  14,  1 year  6# $425 

Behrend  N to  S M Moore,  Aug  4,  lots  11 

and  12  b 2,  13  39  13,  4 yrs  6% $1500 

Bradlev  J H to  E L Gillette,  July  1,  Its  37 

and  38,  b 37,  9 37  14,  7% ...  $910 

Briggs  W to  W P Martin,  oct  27,  cows  etc 

June  1,  ’88 $49 

Bauder  J to  P Mass,  Oct  12,  It  7 and  pt  It 

8 b 45,  7 39  14,  8% $5200 

Beecher  S S to  J C Millee,  Oct  18,  It  47  b 

M,  Washington  Heights,  8 # $800 

Bock  A to  C J Krumsieg,  Oct  20,  It  39  blk 

30,  Sheffield  add,  2y  7% $500 

BanK  C to  A Rehm,  Sept  22,  It  11  b 62,  19 

38  14,5# $800 

Boot  Z H to  F H Barmm,  Oct  21,  lots  83 

and  84  b 4,  7 39  14  $1000 

Brueck  Wto  W Heinemann,  Oct  13,  lot  29 

b 13  Elston  add,  ly  6# . $400 

Bassett  M C to  A W Martin,  oct  27,  Its  23 

to  26  b 64,  35  38  14,  5y  7% $3000 

Berry  J R to  F S Sherman,  oct  28,  pt  It  7, 

b 6,  21  38  14,  2y  7% $1500 

Berg  M to  A M Robbins,  oct  27,  It  38  b 2, 

3 3914,  ly  6# $300 

Budd  W O to  F B Peabody,  Oct  11,  part 

Its  22  to  26  blk  4,  blk  33,  16  38  14,  5y  7% 

$1300 

Bautsch  M and  G to  J A Kley,  Oct  28,  Its 

24  and  25  b 1,  7 38  14,  5 1-5# $600 

Berkeland  H H to  L Baird,  Sept  10,  It  24  b 

7,  18  39  14,  6# $800 

Brainard  E E L to  A Haile,  oct  28,  b 2 to 

16,  5 37  14 $21,000 

Boettcher  L to  M E Greenebaum,  oct  13, 

It  82  b 34,  34  39  14.  3y  7# $450 

Boettcher  L to  S E Gross,  oct  13.  It  82  blk 

34,  34  39  14,  7# $300 

Berger  A to  J R Foulke,  Oct  25,  lot  6 b 5, 

Astor  add,  5y  6# $8000 

Bannister  E W and  C K to  F Q Ball,  Oct 
25.  Its  11  and  12  blk  1,  White  s add,  Ev- 
anston, 19  41  14,  3y  7# $1500 

Brainard  E L to  M B Rich,  oct  29,  prt  lot 

29  b 86,  27  39  14,  2y  6# . .$8000 

Cashin  M to  W F Thomas,  Nov  1,  part  It  1 
blk  1 blck  27,  33  39  14,  10  mos.,  7#.  . $200 
ClarK  N R to  H C Jacobs,  Nov  1,  lots  1 to 

4 blk  1,  17  38  14,  92  months,  6# $300 

Clarke  R G to  F W Smith,  Sept  16,  prt  Its 

36  and  35  blk  18,  Hyde  Park $7475 

Choninard  L A to  G M Bogue,  oct  19,  lot 

4 blk  4,  13  39  13,  60  days,  6# $402 

Crandall  L E to  F M Staples,  oct  21,  It  30 

b 8,  26  38  14,  2y  6# $1833 

Corbahn  J to  R W Hyman  Jr,  oct  19,  It  42 

b 53,  19  39  14,  3y  7# $600 

Clarke  F B to  F B Peabody,  oct  26,  part  b 

1 b 5,  18  39  14.  5y  7# $6,700 

Capek  J to  J Nutt,  Nov  1,  It  86  b 43.  19  39 

14,  7# $450 

Clowry  P M to  D Quigg,  oct  15,  It  26,  N R 

& G snb,  15  38  14,  2y  6# $2310 

Cashin  J E to  H P Caldwell,  oct  1,  It  4 b 2 

16  38  14,  3 yrs  7# $1460 

Coates  J H to  W M Booth,  oct  15,  lot  38  b 

1 b 2,  3 38  14,  2y  6# $200 

Case  J C to  G B Shaw,  oct  12,  It  4 lot  7,  3 

38  14,  3y  6# $525 

Campbell  J L to  E S Dreyer,  Sept  1,  part 
lot  14,  blocK  5,  RocKwell  add,  1 y 7#, 

$2750' 

Cohen  J to  F J A Fnelgraff,  oct  24,  It  12, 

b 8,  B & Eadd,  8# $2300 

Comings  L L and  0 L to  G L Thatcher, 
July  1,  pt  lots  10  and  11,  b 18,  12  39  12, 

3y  6#  $1200 

Cox  A J to  T H Schintz,  Oct  27,  Ibj  15  and 
16,  It  17  etc,  28  40  14,  ly  6#  . . .$2000 


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'jiter  D T to  W M Booth,  Oct  19,  It 

2,  3 33  14,  8%  

ffiier'ry  R R to  H M Russell,  Sept  17  blu 

and  2,8  38  14,  6# $19,500 

Dohn  B to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  8,  It  11 

b 7 Gross  n add,  90  ds,  7% $200 

Jonlon  B to  B L Pease,  Oct  25,  lot  2 b 2 b 

2 b 3,  8 39  14,  3y  7% $800 

Sarmody  EtoGM  Bogue,  Oct  18,  It  3 b 3 

S 13  39  13,  4y  6$ $G0° 

Church  of  the  Ascension  to  F B Peabody, 

Sept  15,  lots  18  to  20  and  part  21  b 19, 

Bushnell  add,  5y  8% $15000 

Coyle  J to  S M Moore,  Oct  11,  lots  15  and 
16  blocK  1,  Douglas  Paris  addn,  3 y 8%, 

\ $500 

Campbell  J L to  H J Luders,  oct  19,  pt  It 
4 etc,  Wakeman  sub,  12  39  13,  2y  7%. 

$3250 

Carney  J J to  C J Vopicka,  oct  20,  lot  27  b 

1,  18  39  14;  6m  7% S*20 

Czaracehi  VV  to  F Biezwki,  oct  29,  lot  50  b 

28,  5 39  14,  8% $2000 

Cleveland  M B to  J E Kimball,  Oct  30,  lot 

34  b 86,  27  39  14,6$ $6450 

Craig  J A to  G F Bissell,  oct  23,  part  lots 
20  and  21  block  40,  10  39  13,  5 years  6$ 

$2000 

Donnegan  M E to  E Baird,  Nov  1,  lot  11 

blK  8,  18  39  14,  3 years  7% $800 

Deckert  M to  T H Schintz,  oct  28,  lot  22 

blk  2,  4 38  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1400 

Durkin  J J to  L Baird,  oct  22,  it  10  b 12, 

18  39  14,  3y  6$ $600 

Duffv  JtoPW  Holway,  Nov  1,  It  6 b 1,  8 

3814.  8$ $1400 

Doty  M to  S M Moore,  Aug  16,  Its  21  and 

22  b 1,  13  39  13,  3y  6$ $700 

DicKman  E to  F C Delamater,  oct  14,  Its 

1 and  2 b 1.  35  40  13,  2y  6$ $400 

Dumas  H to  A B Mead,  Oct  30,  It  13  b 6, 

7 39  14,  6$ $2000 

Dale  H H to  C F Collott,  Oct  9,  Its  1 to  3 

20  40  14,  3 yrs  6$ $1900 

Darrabee  0 R to  J DeFoven,  Oct  1,  It  5 b 

8,  Bushnell  add,  5y  6$ $4000 

Dzerzinsky  A to  A Wisner,  Oct  28,  It  17  b 

4 b 12,  Sheffield  add,  5y  6$ $600 

Duffy  J to  E S Dreyer,  Oct  25,  pt  It  1 b 2, 

J R & S add,  3y  8 % $3000 

Dana  A D to  G M Bogue,  Sept  29,  It  20  b 

4,  2 38  14,  3y  6 % $1270 

Davidson  C to  F O Lyman,  Oct  26,  Its  7 to 

10  b 8.  30  37  15,  ly  8% $900 

Dore  C & J to  O C Butz,  oct  11,  lot  13  b 1 

4 38  14,  8$ $2000 

Ewart  E G to  G M Bogue,  Sept  29,  It  21  b 

4,  2 38  14,  3y  8% $1270 

Ellis  W S to  H A Hurlbut,  Oct  25,  pt  b 12, 

11  39  13,  5y  7% $13000 

Ellis  C to  T Freeman,  Oct  27,  lot  10  b 31, 

Glencoe,  ly  8% $150 

Elbel  L to  J R Lane,  oct  20,  lot  28  blk  16, 

Lane  Pk,  3y  6$ $615 

Eberhart  E M and  J S to  D Quigg,  Nov  3, 
lot  11  and  part  10  blk  1 , 8 38  14,  6 yrs, 

8% $2262 

Elliott  T to  E A Warfield, , It  22  b 8, 

7 38  14,  2y  8% $400 

Ewert  F E to  A J Walter,  Oct  20,  It  24  b 2 

b 19,  Sheffield  add,  3y  7% $700 

Evans  H E to  W B Gibbs,  oct  19,  lot  43 
and  part  lot  42  blk  33,  7 39  14,  3 yrs,  7 

per  cent $1700 

Etchingham  A and  T to  W A Bond,  July 

20,  It  50  blk  2,  19  39  14,  7% $1200 

Feigh  E L to  G B Snow.  Aug  20,  It  12  lot 

7 Forrestville,  3y  8% $400 

Ferris  G H to  F Denison,  October  30,  prt 
lots  1 and  3,  division  2,  20  38  15,  3y  7%. 


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377-391 


Frundl  to  L Zorodill,  Nov  1,  Its  40  and  41 

b 6,  35  40  13,  7%  ... $700 

French  G A to  F1  W Green,  Oct  30,  pt  It  87 

33  38  14,  3y  7% $1000 

Forrest  K K to  L W Young,  Aug  2,  It  18  b 

2,  8 38  14,  6 months,  6% $275 

Fliehman  E W to  J Lloyd,  Nov  1,  It  48  b 

3,  10  38  14,  3 yrs,  8% $2500 

Fairman  W J to  H A Pemberton,  oct  27, 

furn,  261  Center  st,  8m $140 

Funk  P M to  H A Hangan,  oct  15,  lots  63 

and  64  block  40,  21  40  14,  8% $1700 

Flannery  M E to  F W Hatterman,  Oct  27, 

Its  2 and  3 e ^ blK  10’  33  40  14’ 1 J 
$1000 

Freund  F to  R Berger,  Oct  19,  It  35  blk  3, 

9 38  14,  3y  7% $500 

Frezinsky  H B to  H C Miller,  Sept  20,  lot 

35,  Cheltenham,  8% $1200 

Fisher  T to  W C Fricke,  Oct  27,  It  31  b 4, 

36  40  13,  3y  8% $500 

Farrar  S M to  H E Updike,  Oct  29,  lot  5, 

13  39  13,  45m  8% 

Flincker  J J to  A E Leight,  Oct  18,  pt  lot 
33  b 7 Fullerton  add,  3y  8% $5000 


Farwell  J to  G A Gibbs,  oct  2,  It  38  blck .7 

32  39  14,  4 yrs,  6 % 

Graves  W to  W W Carter.  Sept  26,  pt  It  2 

b 19,21  38  14,  5 years,  7 % . $15 / o 

Greenebaum  E & « to  A T Galt,  Oct  27 
Its  46  to  50  b 4 etc,  Central  1 rk  add  3y 

Hcf  tyyUUU 

Goll  E A & B H to  J W Scoville,  oct  25  pt 

It  2 b 7,  Ashland  add,  3y $50 

Glimme  P K to  D Williams,  Oct  27,  It  -.6 
b 1 b 15,  29  40  14,  2y  6 % ....  ...  - • ■ ■ $666 
Grill  A to  G J Morey,  Oct  30,  It  14  b 4 16 

38  14,  ly  6^ $ibuu 

Gregory  C E to  J R Lane,  oct  25,  lots i 21 

and  22  b 5,  Lane  Pk,  3y  8% -$4425 

Gage  S to  A B Mead,  oct  28,  It  40  b 6,  17 

39  14,  3y  8% '«,-uuu 

Gerber  E to  R Gerber,  Nov  1,  It  24  b 1,  28 

39  14,  5y  8% 

Guth  F J to  J McConnell,  Oct  1,  lots  45 
and  46  blocK  3,  PicKett’s  2d  add,  3y  6%,^ 

Golden  F to  J J Curran,  oct  22,  It  39  b 7, 

17  39  14,  7 ••  ••  • ‘ • V f 2200 

Gibbs  W B to  C J Magiile,  Nov  1,  lot  3 b 

2 etc,  blk  84,  S S add,  3 yrs  8% $G900 

Higney  M to  W C Kenney,  oct  31,  It  E,  4 

38  14,  5 yrs,  7% .$700 

Huber  E to  W M Blumenthal,  oct  30,  It  8 

blk  30,  33  40  14,  3 yrs,  6 % $-66 

Hanson  J C to  C Holbach,  oct  6,  part  It  3 

blk  4,  36  40  13,  3 yrs,  6 % $666  I 

Hudson  C F to  J B Waller,  Jr,  Sept  8,  lot 

12  b 1,  17  40  14.  2y  8% $1166 

Hoo-an  E and  J to  S R Hurford,  Oct  30,  It 

8°b  3,  4 38  14,  3y  8% $760 

Hammer  D H to  F G Bradley,  oct  16.  prt 
w qr  sw  qr,  34  39  14,  3y  8% . . ...  • $ 

Hovne  T M to  M B Marley,  oct  23,  lot  38 

in  nw  34  39  x4’  4y  6$ • • • ■ • -f1000 

Heronoinous  A T to  M Van  Allen,  Jc 
15,  lot  65  Rand  sub,  7 38  14,  3 y 7% 

JpoUU 

Holpuch  A and  A to  C j VopicKa,  Oct 
29  lot  105,  block  5,  18  39  14,  2 y 6 %, 

’ $2,000 

Hellinger  P to  C J Lindemann,  Sept  22, 
lots  9 and  10  block  1,  29  40  14,  2y  6/0, 

$1,000 

HotchKi’ss  E M to  F B Peabody,  Sept  15, 

Its  21  and  22  e 34  blcK  6,  18  39  14,  5y  7*^ 

Heise  A to  R Berger,  Aug  25,  It  34  b 1,  9 

38  14,  3y  7% ■ • - $656 

Hornoff  F to  M E Greenebaum,  oct  2,  lot 

81  b 34.  31  39  14.  3y  7% $500 

Horrman  C S to  J Riedle,  Sept  8,  Its  4 to 

11  b 5 B add  Oak  Park $ 

Hanschschultz to  B Rosenberg,  Oct 

29,  lot  5 block  8 Hamburg,  2y  8% $300 

Hull  G N to  J B Skinner,  oct  28,  Us  1 ahd 

2 b 15,  14  38  14,  ly  7% $2500 

HaaK  C to  J C Miller,  Oct  29,  It  31  b 38  S 

Chicago,  2y  7% ■ •••■J600 

Holm  C J to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  -7, 
lot  43  block  42,  Ogden  addn,  5 y 6%%, 

$6000 

^50°  Holm  C J to  H E Greenebaum,  oct  27,  lot 

43  b 42,  Ogden  add,  ly  6$|# $700 

Howard  J C to  J C Sherman,  oct  26,  Its  46 

and  47  b 2 b 1,  Cragin,  8 % $500 

Hoeller  E to  E S Dreyer,  Oct  29,  It  22  b 2, 

9 38  14,  3y,  8% • • • • $luu 

Heintz  EtoJW  Scoville,  oct  29,  It  27  blk 

19,33  40  14,  5y  7%.. $4700 

Hatterman  F W to  H Potwin,  oct  11,  pt  b 

40,  Sheffield  add • • • ■ -$1650 

Holle  N to  J Sedlacek,  oct  26,  It  3 b 

39  14,  2y  7% , 

Daymen  M and  A to  F R Chandler,  Oct 
27  It  1 lot  18,  blck  1,  Ellis  w acid,  3y  8%, 

’ $3500 

HerricK  WStoJW  Scoville,  oct  25,  lot  5 

bl,  7 39  13,  8y f2900 

Hamilton  M and  W H to  E Prussmg,  Oct 
25,  lots  25  to  28  blck  1,  21  38  14,  3y  7*,^ 

Hull  G N to  J B Skinner,  Oct  27,  Us  2 and 

3 b 16,  18  39  14,  ly  7^ - I400 

Hallgren  C A to  A Rehm,  Oct  26,  It  21  b 6 

30  39  14,  5% $’60 

Hobbs  J to  J P Wilson,  Oct  20,  blk  25  38 
14,  8% $-^7b 


Hules  J to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  Aug  13,  It 
25  and  26  blk  3,  22  37  14,  1 year  6 %.  .$20 
Howland  A to  E A Warfield,  oct  28,  Us  33 
to  35  blk  45,  7 38  14,  1%  yrs,  8%.  ..  ..$230 
Ivuren  C to  G Garnett,  Oct  30,  pt  It  26, 15 

38  14,  3y  8% $800 

Johannesen  A to  H A Haugan,  oct  29,  lot 

10  block  1,  8 39  14,  5y  8% $4000 

Jutzi  A to  J Stotzer,  oct  25,  Us  2 and  3 ne  __ 

1^  336  14,  4y  6 % $450  | Merving  M to  K^Kern,  Oct  .->0,  It  45  j^, 

Johansen  H to  M J Dunne,  oct  6,  It  129  b 

$2200 


urphy  M A & J to  W A Bond,  Sept  1,  pt 

b 2,  19  39  14,  5y  8% $2150 

Milnes  EtollL  Pease,  Oct  25,  It  39  blk  2- 

13  39  13,  5y  7% $89U 

Mors  L to  E II  Sheldon,  Oct  29,  Us  8 and 

9 b 5 b 44,  Sheffield  add,  2y  8% $300 

Moench  R A to  I F Greenacre,  Oct  23, 
prt  lot  1 n w 34  8 6 3 33  4 4’  2y  <%0Q 

Mayer  M to  J H Ernst,  Oct  29,  part  lot 
23  block  2,  Sheffield  addu,  etc,  5 y 8%, 

’ $5000 

Mcllegit  B to  J E Otis,  Oct  28,  It  28  b 11, 

28  39  14,  2y  8 % $225 

Minster  R to  F Schrader,  Sept  6,  lots  16 
and  17  blk  2 blk  45,  19  40  14,  3 y 8%. 

$900 

MaiVch  R to  J Buehler,  oct  20.  It  15  blk  5, 

12  39  13,  2y  7% $600 

Maerz  C and  G to  A Peterson,  Oct  18,  lot 

34  b 1,  19  39  14,  3y  7% $800 

McNulty  L to  A Pine,  Oct  9,  lot  23  G & S 
sub,  13  39  13,6$ $900 


11  Austinville, 

Jensen  N to  G D Pease,  oct  1,  It  1 blK  10, 

Holstein,  3y  8% $1000 

Jones  A D to  W Marks,  Sept  30,  Us  38  and 
39  block  2,  13  39  13,  January  1,  88,  6 

$575 

Johnson  A P to  L Baird,  oct  20,  It  62  b 1 

b 4,  20  40  14,  5y  8% $500 

Jacob  F to  C C Kohlsaat,  Oct  15,  lot  8 blk 

2 b 6,  33  39  14,  5y  6 % $1600 

Jones  W to  0 W Griggs,  Oct  27,  It  43  b 39 

Sheffield  add.  4m  8% $600 

Jorgensen  J to  H Kassens,  Oct  18,  It  44  b 

4.  S Chicago,  8% $1000 

Jacobs  B F to  A Rehm,  Oct  25,  prt  b 50.  7 

38  14,  5% $6000 

Jaworski  L O to  J A Malin,  Nov  2,  It  46  b 


Lee  add,  2y  6 1 $1000 

Merving  M to  S E Gross,  oct  2,  It  45  b 10, 

Lee  add,  3y  7% ...$350 

McCondless  L to  M E Greenebaum,  July  8 
It  7 and  part  8 b 4,  Gross  3d  add,  2y  7%, 

$840 

Macfarlane  Z N to  J C Welling,  Oct  4, 

It  24  b 1 in  sub  of  12  and  13  38  14,  2y  8% 

$2500 

Murray  C S to  F R Chandler,  oct  29,  It  4 b 

12,  22  39  14,  ly  6% $15,000 

McKenzie  D to  H A Pemberton,  oct  28, 

furn,  330  Morgan  st,  6m $219 

McQuaid  J to  S R Hanford,  Oct  30,  lots 
27  and  28  Hurford  sub  9 38  14,  ly  8%, 

$300 

Messer  BJtoJB  Breese,  oct  25,  It  5 b 8, 

$2000 


r,  mculu,  . Egandale,  2y  8% 

1,  14  39  13,  5 yrs,  7% $600  Mergenthaler  J to  F Riefle,  Oct  30,  pt lot 

Johnson  C G to  L Baird,  Oct  30,  It  45  blk  10  b 4,  28  39  14  5y  8%%.  . ....  - ■ • • - J1850 

2 blk  4,  20  40  14,  May  1,  8% $60  McIntyre  E to  T W Sennot,  Oct  26,  It  13 


Kirchoff  M to  L Baird,  Nov  1,  prt  It  10  b 

54  etc,  Bronson  add,  4y  8% $1000 

Kimbark  C A to  E F Bagley,  Oct  19,  west 
n e M n w 28  39  13,  2 y 8%, 
$5000 

Karnaska  A to  B W Kretschmer,  Oct  27, 
lot  7 blk  2 blk  15  Sheffield  add,  1 y 7%, 

$300 

Kelch  H to  N A Meyer,  Oct  27,  lot  31  b 6, 

S & G add,  4y  8% $550 

Kepler  J W to  A B Mead.  Sept  30,  lot  11  b 

1 b 19,  Kinzie  add,  2y  6 % $1875 

KuehlF  to  E S Dreyer,  May  10,  It  13  b 3, 

8 38  14,  2y  8% $200 

Kayser  C to  M Sounenschien,  Sept  6,  lot 

30  etc,  Gale’s  n add,  7% $399 

Kelly  L S to  D Quigg,  Oct  25,  pt  It  14,  sw 

Q 16  38  14,  2y  8% $1180 

Kintr  A to  J H Ernst,  Oct  25,  It  27  blk  13, 

29  40  14,  3y  6 % $^°° 

Kohtz  L R to  R Berger,  Oct  11,  lot  1 b C, 

28  40  14,  3y  8% $5000 

Kollmesch  E to  E H Babcock,  bet  26,  furn 

516  Elston  av,  3m $23 

Kristufek  M to  F C Rossiter,  Sept  15,  lot 

13  b 2 b 3,  18  39  14,  7% $600 

Knehne  E to  A D Turner,  Nov  1,  It  46  blk 

11,  18  39  14,  18m  8% $500 

Kaizer  L to  W Heinemann,  oct  26,  lots  5 

and  6 blk  7,  13  39  13, 1 j ear  7% $1000 

Kroop  W to  M Beem,  Nov  2,  lot  29  blcK  3 

BicKerdike  add,  5y  8% $1000 

Lotz  A t^o  W Heinemann,  Oct  29,  Us  9 and 

10  blK  3,  21  40  14,  3 yrs,  8% $2500 

Lanctot  M to  J Stern,  oct  27,  lots  8 and  9 

b 4,  36  39  13.  7% $15,000 

Lang  N P to  M Culver,  Oct  30,  lot  18  b 4, 

Culver  Park,  ly  8% $499 

Lukes  F to  L Mandl,  Oct  27,  It  38  b 8.  20 

39  14,  3y  7% --p.500 

Lund  V L to  G M Bogue,  Oct  15,  It  8 b 4, 

2 38  14,  3y  6*....? y$1200 

Lesser  A to  J P Peterson,  Oct  29,  It  > b 3, 

Gross  n add,  3y  7 % •■••••f300 

Lindblad  A to  A Chytraus,  Oct  28,  lots i 40 

and  41  b 53  Cornell,  8% $U<  0 

Lacy  W H to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  25.pt 

It  24,  36  40  13,  3y  7% ; • $500 

Lietz  J lo  C Columbus  B and  L Associat  n 
Oct  27,  It  10  blk  43  Sheffield  add,  5y  5%, 
$2000 

Lochner  J L toH  H RieKe,  Oct  25,  It  12  It 

F,  28  40  14,  5y  8% $18t  u 

Lutsch  C to  C F Collott,  oct  11,  It  25  blk  3 

20  40  14,  3 yrs  8% • • • • • ' '^4l 

Murphy  W to  J O’Brien,  Oct  4,  prt  b 8, , b 


b 5, 18  39  14.  8% $200 

McLeod  D to  H Rieke,  Nov  1,  lot  23  b F, 

28  40  14,  5y  8% $1000 

Moing  M to  H Greenebaum,  oct  11,  lot  6 

block  5,  17  39  14,  May  1,  8% $841 

Maginnis  P J to  F H Sheldon,  Aug  15,  Us 
10  and  11  b 1 b 3,  Sheffield  add,  3y  8%. 

$2175 

Moline  0 to  L Baird,  Nov  1,  lot  5 blK  9,  J 

R & S add,  2 yrs,  8% $2000 

McGivern  J to  C Durand,  Nov  1,  pt  It  7 b 

71,  R M and  S add,  5 yrs,  7% $3000 

Newman  K to  J A Sleeper,  Nov  1,  lots  33 

and  34,  b 99  27  39  14,  ly $2000 

Nass  G to  L Pasal,  oct  30,  Us  44  and  45,  b 

57,  6 37  15,  ly  8% $538 

Norem  M to  G D Pease,  oct  4,  It  19  Hull  s 

9 39  13,  7% $800 

Nelson  N P to  E W Adkinson,  Oct  28,  It 

25  It  23,  16  38  14,  5y  7% $2000 

Nelson  WPtoRM  Fair,  Oct  4,  It  8 blk  3, 

34  39  14,  8m  8% $3375 

Nehls  H to  C H Pusckick,  Oct  28,  lot  89  b 

34,  31  39  14,  3y  7% $400 

O’Connor  S to  A Rehm,  Oct  23,  It  74  b 12, 

S & G add,  5% $1500 

Olsen  A to  E S Dreyer,  oct  28,  It  5 blk  37, 


33  40  14.  2y  7%. 


. $1500 


T add,  . . 

Mason  HBtoJB  Galloway,  Oct  27,  w 34 

nw  M,  4 36  i4.  iy  8% $->°° 

Myrick  H G to  C P Silva,  Oct  20,  Us  22  to 
25  blck  52,  Washington  Heights,  3y^7;»,^ 


.$600 


O’Connell  J T to  G M Bogue,  Oct  12,  lot  3 

b 3,  39  13,  5y  8% $360 

Quirk  J to  E H Sheldon,  Oct  5,  lots  32 
and  33  blk  1 blk  11,  Sheffield  add,  5y  8%, 
$1665 

Okoniewski  J to  A Wisner,  Nov  1,  It  14  b 

4 b 12,  Sheffield  add,  5 yrs,  7% $750 

Owen  J L to  H E Greenebaum,  oct  21,  let 
3 blck  24  block  1,  34  39  14,  3 years,  8% 

$3700 

Peters  F to  H Bubens,  Nov  1,  part  lot  11, 
block  B,  Wrightwood,  3 yrs  6 % ....  $1000 
Pincoffs  L to  A C Probst,  oct  15,  pt  lot  5 b 

17,  11  38  14,  5y  7% $5000 

Petrik  J to  J Nutt,  July  16,  It  19  b 43,  19 

39  14,  7% • f, 

Prouty  E to  S Straus,  oct  15,  It  16  blk  13, 

33  40  14,  5 yrs,  8% $5000 

Peterson  JPtoL  Baird,  oct  30,  It  60  blck 

1 blk  4,  20  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $125 

Pekoe  J to  E Zavodil,  Oct  27,  lot  3 b 3,  20 

39  14,  $1900 

Pierce  A H to  A C Honore,  Oct  27,  part 
lots  2 and  3 b 1,  Palmer’s  L S add,  2y  6^ 

Cf  $2550 

Pforr  J to  J R Lane,  Sept  20,  Us  23  and 

24  b 5 Lane  Pk,  3y  6* $1575 

Prestien  C to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  20, 

It  16  b 8,  Gross  n add,  3y  7% $525 

Plunkett  B to  H W Ames,  Oct  29,  It  37  b 

6,  36  40  13,  5y  6 % $325 

Paul  J to  A Wolf,  oct  13,  lot  33  b 2,  30  39 
14,  $500 


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Riehl  C P to  A Heile,  Oct  20,  prt  block  40, 

Sheffield  add,  2y  G% $1150 

Rossman  G J to  J W Scoville,  Oct  12,  It  7 

b 1,  18  39  14,  ly  7% $250o 

Ryan  C K to  D J Swenie,  October  28, 
lot  25  blk  1 and  pt  blk  4,  28  39  14,  5y  6 

* $6000 

Ryder  A E and  A to  R Berger,  Oct  19,  It 

13  b 1,  b 28,  33  39  14,  2y  7% $750 

Rober  P W to  W H Moore,  October  13,  lot 
30  and  pt  29  etc  block  1,  3 38  14,  2y  6 % 

*5250 

Rush  H A to  E F Upton,  Sept  23,  lots  5 to 

8 b 3,  34  39  14,  2y  G% $12,900 

Root  J W to  F B Peabody,  Oct  16,  lots  6 
and  9,  lot  9 etc.  Astor  addn  6 m 6 %, 

$8000 

Ribolla  S A to  F B Peabody.  Oct  26,  lot  41 

b 1,  33  39  14,  3y $7000 

Reninger  A to  H Vanderploeg,  Oct  28,  lot 

39  b 11,  19  39  14,  5y  7%  $800 

Rohn  C to  O Peltzer,  Nov  1,  It  29  b 4,  30 

39  14,  6m  6$ $1000 

Rinder  J C to  C F Collot,  Oct  15,  It  5 b 5, 

etc,  20  40  14.  3y  G% $700 

Rasmussen  A to  E Burke,  Oct  25,  It  23  b 1 

36  40  13,  oy  7% $600 

Riegelman  E to  S J Bach,  oct  30,  lot  55 
and  part  lot  56  blk  5,  Myrick  2d  addn,  6 

years.  G% $1500 

Scheldt  L to  W Post,  Oct  28,  lot  14  etc, 

Henry  sub  9 38  14,  2y  G% $1600 

Sharr  J to  W F Lubeke,  October  29,  lot 
50  and  part  49,  blck  2,  Sheffield  add,  2y 

$1000 

Schrive  J to  R Berger1  Aug  25,  It  33  blk  1 

Bogue  Id  add,  3y  7% $500 

Smackels  E to  A Chytraus,  oct  20,  Its  1 to 

3 b 1,  19  41  14,  6% $5300 

Silhanck  J C to  T H Schintz,  Oct  22,  part 

lot  6 b 14,  S S add,  4y  6% $3000 

Shaughnessey  S to  G A Rose,  Oct  26,  lot  1 

b 3,  4 37  14,  3y  7% $500 

Staley  S J to  H C Patterson,  Oct  22,  blk  2 

25  40  13,  4y  6% $7000 

Schohl  J to  H Kassens,  Oct  21,  lot  37  b 25, 

5 Chicago,  8%. $500 

Sommers  A to  H W Ames,  Oct  26,  pt  It  18 

Ellis  e add,  ly  6% $743 

Sickler  O D to  L J A Fuellgraff,  October 
25,  lots.  10  and  11  blk  16,  13  39  13,  ly  6% 

. $542 

SielofI  H to  M E Greenebaum,  oct  15,  lot 

13  b 8,  31  40  14,  2y  6% $250 

Sinclair  M M to  C H Rieke,  Sept  14,  It  18 

b 3 b 4,  Sheffield  add,  4y  6 % $2100 

Scully  M to  A Schoereling,  Sept  4,  It  40  b 

5,  30  39  14,  ly  8%.  $400 

Schneider  J to  W Heinemann,  Oct  26,  lots 

67  and  68  b 8,  18  39  14,  5y  6 % $6000 

Syllaba  A to  R Berger,  Aug  10,  Its  27  and 

28  b 5,  35  40  13,  3y  6% $6' 

Shipp  C to  F Schrader.  Sept  27,  Its  5 and 

6 b 2,  24  39  14,  3y  6% $780 

Spelz  C to  L Baird,  Oct  22,  Its  64  and  65 

and  prt  66  lot  14  etc,  North  add,  5y  6%, 

$3000 

Schroeder  F to  J C Schumacher,  Oct  30, 
lot  21  blk  11,  S and  G second  add,  2y  7% 

$350 

Stevens  J to  P Keane,  Sept  13,  It  4 blk  7, 

33  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $400 

Smith  M A and  E N to  B L Pease,  Oct  9, 

Its  91  and  92  Stone  add,  1 year  8%. . .$200 
Schultz  C to  J Hutchinson,  Oct  21,  lot  133 

blk  6 Sheffield  add,  3 years,  7% $675 

Seifert  F to  L Pasal,  Oct  28,  lot  16  b 2.  4 

38  14,  ly  6% $500 

Sullivan  M to  F C Rossiter,  Aug  2,  It  12  b 

125,18  39  14,  51m  7% $775 

Seaquist  C P to  F C Irwin,  oct  28,  It  25  b 

29,  8 37  15,  4y  7% $600 

Shanahan  J J to  L Baird,  Oct  4,  It  10  b 2, 

18  39  14,  3y  G% $450 

Stepina  A to  W Heinemann,  oct  29,  lot  14 

b 9,  20  39  14,  3y  G% $1000 

Stein  C to  J Morgan,  Oct  19,  It  16  b 7 blk 

10  Sheffield  add,  8m  Gf $800 

Sage  J to  L Mandl,  Oct  27,  lot  28  b 1,  20 

39  14,  2y  7% $200 

Svenson  R P to  A Chytraus,  oct  22.  lots  27 

and  38  block  3,  10  39  13,  G%  ..'....$1000 
Schweitzer  A to  H Felsenthal,  oct  22,  lot  3 

3 38  14,  3 yrs  G% $3500 

Shaw  E W to  VV  P Kimball,  Nov  1,  It  22  b 

7,  Evanston,  2 yrs,  7% $1000 

Swartchild  S to  A O Sexton,  Oct  25.  prt  It 
33  and  34  blK  3,  3 39  14,  demand,  6%, 

$21oO 

Thornton  C S to  A B Mead,  oct  28,  lot  1 

lot  2 block  3,  21  38  14,  G% $2000 

Taylor  M E to  J B Waller  Jr,  Sept  27,  It 

13  to  15  blk  1,  17  4014,  G% $3760 

Test  G to  G Coombs,  Nov  3,  It  7 b 8,  6 39 

14,  3 yrs,  7 % $650 

Talbot  A J to  F J Crawford,  Oct  27,  pt  b 
2,  18  38  14,  ly  8 % $150 


Teeves  W to  W C Fricke,  oct  25,  It  23  b 6, 

6 39  14,  2y  7% $300 

TyrakowsKi  S B to  A W RudwiCK,  Oct 
25,  lots  3 and  4 bln  6 Elston  add,  3y  7% 

$2000 

Thomas  J S to  M W Robinson,  Oct  20,  Its 
1 and  2 block  4,  B and  E add,  1 y 7 %, 

^ $2600 

Thomson  W B to  G B Shaw,  oct  12,  lot  11 

It  7 Forrestville,  30m  G% $450 

Tyke  T to  T H Schintz,  Oct  21,  lot  6 b 12, 

Reaper  add,  3y  7% $1000 

Torkelson  T to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  29, 

pt  It  5 b 5,  36  40  13,  4y  7% $1000 

Ulrich  H to  A VVisner,  Aug  20,  Its  2 3 and 

4 b 9,  26  40  13,  8% $626 

Upman  F to  C H Rieke,  oct  1,  lease  of  lot 

5 b 33,  o t,  5y  G%  \ $60,000 

Uebel  H to  F Lackner,  Oct  2,  lot  44,  w U 

b 3,  35  40  13,  2y  5% $200 

Utz  C to  R Berger,  oct  11,  lot  88  blk  8,  35 

40  13,  3 years  G% $3. 

Verity  W P to  C H Rieke,  Oct  14,  lot  13  b 

4,  Sheffield  add,  4y  G% $8 

Weavar  W W to  J C Miller,  Sept  20,  lot  5, 

Allen’s  add,  8% $1100 

Wegefurth  E E to  L Baird,  oct  6,  part  blk 

13,  RocKwell’s  add,  4 years  6% $2250 

Wartman  Pros  to  L Mandl,  oct  1,  Its  21  to 

23  b 9,  20  39  14,  4y  G% $3500 

Wiedeman  C to  W Vocke,  oct  28,  prt  It  18 

b 10,  6 39  14,  3y  G% $1250 

Walker  A M to  W B Keen  Jr,  Oct  7,  lots  1 

to  18  b 12,  30  39  14,  G% $104,760 

Warner  EA&WTtoLA  Gilbert,  Oct  13, 
pt  Its  8 9 and  10  b 11,  14  38  14,  26m  6% 

$2500 

Weber  A J to  J A Ernst,  oct  27,  lots  461 

and  462  b 6,  29  40  14,  2y  6% $500 

Williams  T to  M J Dunne,  Oct  7,  It  35  bln 

27,  12  39  13  $1000 

Walker  M to  G D Barrett,  Jan  24,  It  22  b 

37  Washington  Heights,  8m $250 

Wesotski  L to  0 C Butz,  July  17,  It  43  blu 

33,  5 39  14,  4y  G% $1200 

William  F to  J Buehler,  oct  29,  It  3 blk  26 

5 39  14,  3y  7%'. $3, 

Welmann  F to  J Buehler,  oct  29,  It  3 b 26, 

5 39  14,  3y  7% $300 

Windblad  J E to  H W Magee,  Oct  28,  It  1 

It  8,  16  38  14,  2y  7% $500 

Wilder  S W to  D W Kean,  Sept  7,  pt  It  8 

b T Morgan  Pk $2242 

WeisertE  to  G Coombs,  oct  27,  It  28  blk 

4,  Spear  add,  2 yrs,  G% $2000 

Weisert  E to  G Coombs,  oct  27,  It  28  b 4, 

Spear’s  add,  2 yrs,  G% $2000 

Wesselhoeft  D to  A Rehm,  Oct  20,  lot  74  b 

64>5£ $1700 

Wright  E L to  A H Woodland,  Oct  20,  prt 

b 12,  18  39  14,  2y  G% $2300 

Wodricka  D to  W C Fricke,  Oct  11,  It  28  b 

11,  6 39  14,  3y  7% $800 

Young  P J to  J H Ernst,  Oct  27,  It  32, City 

sub  11  40  13,  3y  7% $1600 

Zarek  DLtoW  Heinemann,  Oct  27,  Its  2 

to  5 b 4,  32  39  14,  2y  8% $2000 

Zimmerman -J  to  J V LeMoyne,  Sept  20, 

It  11  b 2,  6 39  14,  ly  G% $500 


CHATTEL,  MORTGAGES. 


Anholt  J to  Bemis  & McAvoy  B Co  Oct  26, 

saloon  526  Canal  st,  5 m $182 

Antonides  F to  M Brand  Brg  Co  Oct  25, 

saloon  121  DeKoven  st,  1 y $415 

Andrews  R J to  H Stillson  & Co  May  26, 

furn  3804  State  st,  6 m $345 

Adams  A L to  H F Kett  Oct  28,  fum,  17 

Seminary  av,  4 m $467 

Ahle  H to  C J Shields  Oct  29,  furn  431  w 

Madison  st,  6 m $186 

Allen  E E to  A A Allen  Nov  1,  horses  etc 

2y $700 

Brinne  J to  G Sawin  oct  1,  horses  etc  — 

Elston  av,  90  days $586 

Bonns  S H to  W C Cain  agt  Nov  1,  furn  493 

State  st $75 

Bell  T to  H M McIntosh  oct  29,  furn  Win- 

netKa  6 m $260 

Betts  S J to  J D Spear  oct  20,  livery,  N 

Evanston,  6 m $310 

Boese  E to  A Schaffhauser  oct  22,  furn  203 

Lincoln  av,  6 m $65 

Burgett  N to  W Schnell  oct  29,  horses  etc 

Whiting,  1 y $96 

Brault  W to  Ernst  Bros  B Co  Oct  1,  saloon 

280  Blue  Island  av,  demand $160 

Braun  H A to  W N Alley  Oct  26,  furn  696 

Orchard  st  4 m $61 

Balatna  H Jr  to  H Balataa  Oct  27,  furn 

etc  363  Division  st,  1 y $200 

Bradshaw  F F to  H F Kitt  Oct  21,  Ives  & 

P piano  and  furn  1271  Van  Buren  st,  5 

m $82 

Baker  C A to  M A Wolcott  Sept  25,  furn 
4335  Indiana  av,  2 m $97 


Bulkley  A K to  H M McIntosh  Oct  28  furn 

148  Dearborn  av,  6 m $21 

Barnes  J E to  W W Charles  oct  30,  horse 

etc  123  Illinois  st  2 mos $, 

Brough  E to  A Schaffhauser  Oct  27,  furn 

3189  Wentworth  av,  6 m $56 

Credelbaugh  J D to  G W Smith  Oct  28. 

horses  etc,  Jefferson  7 m $, 

Cummings  J to  J O’Hern  Oct  27,  horses, 

etc,  672  w 14th  st,  6 mos $91 

Chase  J to  H A Pemberton  Oct  29,  furn 

156  w Monroe  st,  6 m $293 

Cannon  B to  S Richardson  oct  29,  furn  Ci- 
cero, 7 m $120 

Carlson  J to  W W Charles  Nov  1,  furn  70 

Oak  st,  4m $79 

Collom  G F to  E H Babcock  Oct  23,  furn 

and  piano,  6 m $314 

Callahan  T J to  W Keller  Oct  30,  saloon 

1634  State  st,  10  m $500 

Clary  L D to  Blain  Bros  oct  29,  furn  and 

piano  610  n Clark  st,  3m $120 

Cohen  H to  M F Horner  Oct  27,  mdse  324 

Halsted  st,  1 y $75 

Cunningham  G to  E B Smith  Oct  16,  furn 

etc  1 $700 

Carroll  P to  C Williams  Nov  1,  horses  etc 

356  w Huron  st,  9 mos $132 

De  Pierro  M to  J D Horton  Cct  14,  house, 

Auburn  Sept  14 $200 

Doolan  M to  M Dahlgren  Oct  26,  piano 

176  e 21st  st $215 

Daniels  B to  A Meyer  oct  30,  furn  60  Eli- 
zabeth st,  2 y $500 

Duringer  C to  E Buss  Oct  1,  marKet  Calu- 
met 2 y $1300 

Dimadnio  J to  B Placide  Oct  27,  barber 

shop  354  Clark  st,  16  m $150 

Darling  F I to  E T Brown  oct  29,  furn  6 

m $65 

Emerton  J to  S Richardson  Oct  26,  furn 

48  Warren  av,  4 m $80 

Eisentraul  W to  C Lehman  Oct  27,  horses 

etc  30  Berlin  st $430 

French  MV  to  E H Babcock  oct  27,  furn 

819  Austin  av,  7 m $135 

Fox  W F to  J L Curtis  oct  26,  furn  3932 

Prairie  av,  4 m $115 

Fitzpatrick  J M to  E R Macney  oct  29, 

furn  2552  State  st,  6 m $68 

Fetherly  W M to  F Butler  oct  29,  furn  208 

Wabash  av,  6 m $300 

Fassett  E K to  E T Brown  Oct  27,  furn  18 

Aldine  sq,  6 m $472 

Falardeen  O to  H M McIntosh  Oct  25, 
Gould  piano  and  furn,  Riverside,  6 m 

$156 

Fletcher  G S to  A Schaffhauser  oct  26  furn 

95  Pratt  st,  3 m $37 

Flack  F to  J Flack  Oct  22,  saloon  Lake 

View  5 y $700 

Fulton  M M to  C Babcock  oct  29,  furn  191 

Wells  st,  6 m $57 

Ferrin  H R to  J D Spear  Oct  28,  furn  20 

n Ada  st,  6 m $730 

Galvin  D to  A C Hickey  Oct  28,  saloon  11 

months $550 

Gemmill  G B to  C Williams  Nov  1,  wagon 

etc  1356  State  st,  7 mos $65 

Geiger  H to  F F Kellogg  oct  30,  furn  491 

n ClarK  st,  4 m $140 

Gertsen  S to  E T Brown  oct  29,  horse  etc 

Jefferson,  6 m $130 

Girard  F 0 to  CjWilliams  oct  28,  furn  495 

Halsted  st.  7 m $97 

Graves  W to  Schneidewend  t Lee  Co  Oct 
28,  Printing  office  Englewood,  1 y. . .$160 
Grant  W B to  Hannah  & Hogg  Oct  23,  sa- 
loon 413  5th  av,  1 y $150 

Grabbert  J H to  C Williams  oct  29,  market 

etc  551  28th  st,  9 m $264 

Green  J D to  E T Brown  Oct  29,  furn  325 

Root  st,  6m $795 

Hatton-Snowden  Co  to  R Hoe  & Co  oct  15 

press  118  5th  av,  2 y $7,350 

Harvey  T H to  0 W Dunnler  Nov  1,  horses 

etc,  59  39th  st  ly $260 

Hedman  J to  E R MacKey  oct  25,  furn  97 

SedgwicK  st,  6 m $208 

Howard  M J to  F M Bailey  Oct  11,  piano 

and  furn  333  Aberdeen  st,  5 m $102 

Hirsch  L F to  W N Alley  oct  28,  furn  2830 

La  Salle  st,  6 m $125 

Hinman  H to  A E Hinman  oct  28,  horse 

etc  Lane  View,  2 y $700 

Hood  CTtoEL  Smith  oct  26,  furn  255 

Western  av,  2 y $300 

Hjertquish  G H to  C J Shieldf  Oct  27, 

furn,  Jefferson,  6 m $181 

Herron  J E to  H W Buchanan  Oct  28,  store 

6 m $500 

Hartman  M to  G Hartman  Oct  29,  furn 

132  w Adams  st,  ly $209 

Hansen  A to  C Williams  Oct  27,  furn  284 

Erie  st,  7 m $92 

Healy  R to  A Wood  <fc  Co  oct  30,  furn  59 
Dearborn  st,  1 y $500 


Hamilton  & Kennedy  to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  . 
Oct  12,  billiard  goods  491  Halsted  st,  ly  L 

$1 J 

Hardy  D D to  C Wyman  Sept  11,  furn  885  [ 

Seminary  av  6 m $2 

Hawley  E to  S N Reed  Oct  22,  furn  Lake  6 

rn 

Hartman  M to  M Smith  Oct  27,  wagon  etc 

132  w Adams  st,  1 y $j 

Haines  R H to  J B Barth  Oct  27,  furn  23 

Halsted  st,  1 y $3( 

Henser  A to  W W Charles  Oct  23,  furn 

1138  Milwaukee  av,  6 m $( 

Johnson  M A to  F W Saddell  oct  29,  furn 

416  31st  st,  1 y $; 

Josselyn  E R to  C Babcock  Oct  28,  furn  4 

m $2; 

Jones  S B to  J H Spear  Oct  28,  furn  993 

Monroe  st,  4 m $73 

Jaeschke  R to  A Jaeschke  Oct  23,  horses 

etc  — Smith  av,  2y,  8% $25 

Jansen  C to  C E Sherm  Oct  27  furn  1726 

State  st,  5 m $70 

Kolbecker  F J to  W N Alley  Oct  27  furn 

2248  Wabash  av,  1 y $30 

Klecka  R to  M Brand  Brg  Co  Oct  25,  sa- 
loon 705  Throop  st,  2 y $30 

Knoop  A to  T Seling  Oct  26,  saloon  178 

California  av,  Aug  1 $40< 

Krogh  M P to  C Williams  oct  28,  furn  and 

piano  86  ParK  st,  6 m $131 

Kolinski  A to  C Babcocn  oct  26,  pool  ta- 
bles etc,  Southport  and  George  avs,  6 m 

$91 

Kent  F to  Brunswick  B C Co  Oct  26,  cigar 
counter  etc  823  Madison  st.  2m  p m. . $401 
Keating  M to  C Williams  oct  28,  horses  etc 

5l2  26th  Bt,  9 m $661 

Kinsella  M to  S Davidson  Sept  8,  furn. $161 
Kuss  J 0 to  E R Walker  Oct  29,  furn  41 

Kinzie  st,  6 m $1001 

Kavanagh  J to  L B Shields  Nov  1.  furn  22 

n Halsted  st,  4 m $73 

Keiming  R H to  N W Murray  Nov  1,  drugs 

1333  Lake  st,  7 m $500 

Labouoff  P to  T Squires  Nov  1,  engine  etc 

245  Clybourn  av $2400 

Lowry  E to  J M Reddy  Oct  29,  furnace  etc 

83  3d  av,  28  ds $22lj 

Lester  W W to  H M McIntosh  Oct  27,  ‘ 

furn  302  Wells  st,  6 m $99 

Mullen  J J to  J O’Brien  oct  27.  furn  916 

Fulton  st,  7 m $6Ss 

Mann  W to  W W Charles  oct  25,  piano  and  1 

furn  163  Rundolph  st,  6 m $288  | 

Merrick  I Y to  J H Norton  Oct  30,  furn 

40  wks $933; 

Medbury  DJW  to  C T Williams  oct  26,  furn 

607  Van  Buren  st $675 

Martensen  S A to  E T Brown  Oct  30  furn 

216  Milwaukee  av,  6 m $130 

McKenna  W P to  W T Colling  Oct  21,  furn  < 

and  piano  52  Lincoln  av  1 y $130 

Meyer  E to  L A W Brush  Oct  26,  furn  414 

39th  st,  6 m $97; 

Madden  W M to  J C F Clark  Oct  1,  furn 

261  State  st $500 

Matren  C to  H M McIntosh  Oct  27,  market 

etc  2983  Butterfield  st $216 

Murrap  C A to  J P Gray  Oct  28,  horses 

etc,  June  1 $160 

McGraw  S to  Hannah  & Hogg  Oct  23,  sa- 
loon 1272  PoIk  st,  1 y $350 

Moody  W J to  M Jensen  Oct  26,  horses 

etc  364  Fulton  st,  6 m $600 

Moore  J to  C Williams  Oct  27,  furn  145  w 

Washington  st,  7 m $70 

McDonald  C G to  E T Brown  Oct  28,  furn 

1168  Harrison  st,  6 m $130 

Manlep  I to  L B Shields  Oct  19,  furn  194 

Mather  st $80 

Miner  F J to  W L Cain  oct  27,  furn  134 

Aberdeen  st,  18  m $205 

Mossop  R J to  P R Boyle  Oct  27,  machy 

etc  404  Madison  st.  5 m $475 

Miller  H to  C Babcock  , furn  413  Van 

Buren  st,  6 m $396 

Newgrass  W to  A Burmeister  June  7,  mules 
etc  31st  st  and  California  av,  Dec  1 

$250 

Nelson  M to  W Side  Br’g  Co  Oct  22,  saloon 

1089  Milwaukee  av $350 

Nowiak  A to  M Brand  Brg  Co  Oct  25,  sa- 
loon. 1 y $210 

Norean  L to  L Athenstadt  Oct  27,  furn  in 

barber  shop  274  Sedgwick  st,  1 y $280 

Norton  J to  P Brennan  Aug  12,  horses  etc 

112  Law  av,  60  days $246. 

Nesfer  A D to  M A Twohey  oct  27,  Steck 
piano  and  furn  288  Washington  bd,  1 

y $501 

Ober  C to  W G Schreiber  Nov  1,  furn,  134 

Clark  st,  2 mos $125 

Olson  F to  A J Snell  oct  25,  horse  etc  Jef- 
ferson Nov  1,  ’87 $150 

Olson  W E to  J H Spear  oct  28,  furn  1220 
Wrightwood  av,  6 m $130 


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. T_  WILCE  <5c  GO, 

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Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having-  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

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>eyton  C to  L B Shields  Oct  27,  furn  217 

Illinois  st,  6 $131 

Parkin  0 H to  Blain  Bros  oct  30,  shop  214 

31st  st,  2 $98 

Putnam  CWtoWH  Heegaard  & Co  Oct 
30,  store  fixtures  166  w Harrison  st,  p m 

. $100 

^uinn  K to  Bridge*  Moran  oct  23,  tobacco 

etc  155  w 13th,  20  m $180 

Ranous  B to  F E Blackman  Oct  28,  furn 

308  w Chicago  av,  6 m $90 

Randorf  M to  Bartholomae  & L B Co  Oct 

26,  house  3937  Halsted  st $450 

Randolph  B to  J D Spear  Oct  27,  piano  43 

n Clark  st,  6 m $60 

Ransch  A to  J D Spear  Oct  26,  Kimball 
piano  and  furn  297  Clybourne  av  6 m 

. $60 

Rich  EVtoRC  Rich  Oct  15.  furn  Normal 

$1370 

Reynolds  J to  H McGovern  Oct  27,  saloon 

227w  Indiana  st,  23  m $120  3 

Raley  W to  S Richardson  Oct  26,  furn  1218 

Lill  av,  6 m $72 

Reeglund  R W to  M L Pemberton  oct  30. 

6tove  etc  200  n Clark  st $23 

Rainey  W R to  E H BabcocK  Oct  22,  furn 

102  n Clark  st,  6 m $200 

Rowetch  H to  J Reich  Oct  1,  saloon  702 

Noble  st $325 

Soodvoisky  N to  H W Neederl’s  Sons  oct  5 
horse  wagon  and  baKery  523  Canal  st, 

13  $361 

Smith  R B to  E T Brown  oct  29,  furn  213 

Dearborn  av,  6 $1065 

Shepherd  J to  J A Titcomb  oct  29,  furn 

j 42  w 16th  st $143 

Shannon  J to  E Shannon  Nov  1,  horse  etc 

102  Western  av,  2 y $165 

Sutherland  J H to  E J Monaghan  Sept  15, 

horses  etc,  Auburn  2y $250 

Sather  A to  Gotfried  B Co  oct  30,  saloon^ 

1121  Milwaukee  av,  2 y $875 

Speice  G G to  LB  Shields  Nov  1,  barber 

shof  425  Van  Buren  st,  5 m $65 

Smythe  W & J to  Blain  Bros  Nov  1,  furn 

25  Whipple  st,  6 .$675 

Spengler  C to  MG  Miller  Nov  1,  billiard 

goods  etc,  112  n Clark  st,  1 year $287 

Sluby  J H to  C T Williams  Oct  30‘  rnachy 

etcj598  Blue  Island  av $108 

Stahl  E A to  A B Sheldon  Oct  27,  restau- 
rant 100  Randolph  st,  6 m $400 

Snell  G to  M W Boggs  Oct  26,  furn  295 

Wabash  av,  9 m $275 

Starbird  C to  J P Gray  Oct  28,  mules  46  n 

Carpenter  st,  June  1 ....$75 

Seling  T to  W Side  Br’g  Co  Oct  26,  saloon 

178  California  av,  18  m $450 

Steifel  M to  H Steifel  Oct  15,  furn  1535 

Milwaukee  av,  6 m $900 

Sims  S W to  Garden  C Type  Fdy  Oct  25, 
printing  material  172  Adams  st,  8 m 

pm $727 

Solomon  G H to  D Rankin  Oct  21,  furn 

141  Madison  st,  4 $72 

Stafford  A to  F M Roxford  Oct  13,  horses 

Worth,  8% $75 

Samuelson  P W to  C L Holmstrom  Oct  28 

furn  234  n Market  st,  10  m $56 

Smith  T F to  C Deach  June  10,  furn  687 

Van  Buren  st,  2 y $500 

Talbot  A to  A J Snell  Oct  28,  horses  etc 

WcLake  $150 

Tomlinson  A to  W W Charles  Oct  26,  furn 

20Clybourn  av,  6 m $333 

Trussell  C S to  H Hartt  & Co  Oct  27,  press- 
es etc,  Englewood,  2 y $1496 

Trussell  E F to  Marder  Luse  & Co  Oct  22, 
engine  boiler  etc  Englewood  2 y . . .$1200 
Thorsen  I to  E S A Lehman  Jan  20,  furn 

Jefferson  Nov  1 $60 

, Awes  J to  Ernst  Bros  B Co  oct  30,  saloon 

144  w Lake  st,  ly $700 

Thompson  G A to  W S Wharton  Oct  25, 

furn  236  Huron  st,  3 m $137 

Towusend  J P to  W N Alley  Oct  27,  shop 

I 156)4  Desplaines  st,  2 m $170 

Townsend  J P to  W N Alley  oct  29,  horse 
etc  263  w Congress  st,  10  ds $68 


Vickers  A to  F McDowell  oct  29,  furn 

51134  ClarK  st,  2 y $162 

Vehmeyer  C C to  P M Harmon  oct  30,  furn 

376  w Indiana  st,  18  m $500 

Van  Alstyne  A T to  Blain  BrosNov  1,  furn 
and  Higgins  piano,  Hyde  Park,  6 mos 

$118 

Wick  H to  W Bobien  Oct  27,  horse  etc  973 

Seymour  st,  2 y $315 

Wiegers  H to  M A Wolcott  Oct  27,  furn 

239  Illinois  st,  6 m $50 

Wolfheim  E to  S Richardson  Oct  21,  furn 

3001  Wabash  av,  4 m $278 

Walch  J D to  J McDowell  Nov  1 furn  1207 

Michigan  av,  6 months $130 

Williams  G A to  C Babcock  Nov  1,  furn, 

751  Taylor  st,  6 mos $70 

Whitney  F C to  E R Walker  Oct  29,  furn, 

581  State  st,  6 mos $238 

Whitney  F C to  C BabcockOct  29,  furn  581 

State  6 months $241 

Woolverton  W J to  W N Alley  oct  28,  furn 

266  Paulina  st,  3 m $115 

Wilmot  J M to  E H Babcock  Oct  23,  piano 

and  furn  115  22d  st,  6 m $265 

Wilcox  CT  to  TD  Randall  Oct  30,  furn 

3800  Vincennes  av,  2y $2000 

Zumloh  T to  Ernst  Bros  B Co  oct  27,  sa 

loon  1204  Milwaukee  av,  1 y $700 

Zimmanck  W to  M L Pemberton  oct  30, 
furn  396  Sedgwi  ck  st,  6 m $246 


may  be  had  promptly  on  application. 


MORTGAGES. 

O’Brien  W to  B Fitzgerald,  oct  25,  It  6 b 8 

Hamburg,  ly  8% $200 

Cohn  B to  Phoenix  B Society,  Oct  26,  lot 

11  b 7 Gross  n add,  5$ $1600 

Reineke  A F to  Phoenix  B Society,  oct  26, 

It  4 b 1,  20  40  14,  5$ $2100 

Jones  O H to  Phoenix  B Society,  oct  20, 
lot  5 and  part  6 bln  10,  Clifford  add,  5 % 

1)1300 

Bushnell  FHtoNWL&B  Assn,  oct  19, 

It  19  block  3,  K & K add  Evanston,  8%. 

$1500 

Bennett  F I to  H F Harney,  Oct  27,  Its  11 
and  12  b 63,  Hopkins  add  to  Hyde  Prit, 

3y  6% $1300 

McClelland  T S to  N W Mut  L Ins  Co,  oct 
19,  lot  14  It  12  b 54  Kinzie  add,  1 y 6%, 

$1500 

Schoth  J to  E Manzlaff,  oct  27,  lot  9 b 15. 

31  40  14, 5y  6% $500 

KjelsKOv  0 J to  C Zachary,  Sept  16,  lot  9 

b 29,  Jefferson,  3m  7% $57 

Darus  C to  M D Toppell,  Sept  24,  lots  38 

and  39,  8 36  15.  5y  8% $900 

Davis  N to  W B Severn,  Oct  14,  Its  85  and 

86  b 16,  1 38  13,  2y  6% $112 

Peale  R S to  A S Trude,  Sept  24,  Its  4 and 

5,  Wilder  s add,  2y  6% $20,000 

Caldwell  C E to  A S Trude,  Oct  20,  lot  9 
lot  11  It  13  etc,  34  39  14,  2y  6% . . . . $10,000 
Worthing  N and  J M to  LeRoy  Brown, 
oct  28,  It  8 b 6,  Union  Pk  2d  add,  2y  6%, 

$1806 

LocKerbie  W to  Lake  View  B and  L Assn, 
Oct  5,  It  4 blk  1 b 11,  Sheffield  add,  8%, 

$1300 

Brown  A to  j F Alden,  oct  20,  It  46  b 8,  32 

39  14,  ly  8% $100 

Fountain  W to  W R Fountain,  October 
27,  lots  7 and  8 block  1,  29  40  14,  5y  8%, 

$2000 

Hunting  C F to  G W Savage,  Aug  15,  prt 

lots  13  to  55,  Montrose,  5y  7% $500 

Cusack  T to  P H Murphy,  oct  26,  Its  48  to 

50  b 15,  S & G add,  4y  6% $2000 

McCarty  M to  C G Hutchinson,  oct  27,  lot 

b 2,  10  39  13,  2y  7% $100 

QuirK  W to  M Quirk,  oct  26,  It  7 b 1 b 11, 

Sheffield  add,  3y  8% • • • $200 

Bender  V F to  D F Johnson,  October 
12,  Its  45  and  46  blK  30,  35  38  14,  3y  8% 

$250 

Calhoun  E and  F C S to  Oak  Prk  B and  L 
Assn,  oct  19,  It  30  b 5,  OaK  Park  B & L 
Assn,  oct  19,  It  30  block  5,  OaK  Prk,  8 %, 

$1600 

Pope  C E to  B Ottiger,  oct  11,  It  6 blk  24, 
Hyde  Pk,  Jan  1,  ’88,  8% ‘n,°' 


Vail  R B to  Commonwealth  L & B Associa- 
tion, Oct  14,  lot  44  b ock  38,  Cornell,  8 $, 

$1,400 

Moore  F B and  J R to  E A Mac  Donald, 

Oct  14,  Its  11  and  12,  b 212  Maywood,  3 

y 7% $1000 

Hunt  E L to  J B Bowes, , It  1 b 80  etc, 

16  38  14,  35m  7 1 $700 

Keeney  E F to  C B Eggleston,  Oct  18,  lot 

38  h 1,  21  38  14,  5y  $900 

Fiel  LtoGCML&B  Assn,  oct  23,  It  2 b 

7,  4 38  14,  8% $1000 

Vanderberg  C to  V Bloker,  oct  20,  lot  12 
and  part  lot  13  block  3,  36  37  14,  3y  8% 

. . . $500 

Drees  A to  E Adders,  Aug  14,  lot  43  blk  1, 

Sheffield  add,  6m  8% $300 

Baker  J L to  C J Hambleton,  oct  9,  Its  45 

to  48  b 6,  23  39  13,  5y  8% $2200 

Hatterman  F W to  N Corwith,  oct  14,  pt  b 
37,  Sheffield  add,  2 and  3y  8%  (5  deeds), 

. $1200 

Reichardt  L to  J Stinson, , lots  29  to 

54  b 15,  19  39  14,  2y  7% $466 

Arnold  EPtoB&MB&L  Assn,  oct  21, 

pt  It  11  b 3,  23  38  14,  8% $800 

Roos  W to  J G Garabaldi,  oct  25,  pt  lot  13 

b 5,  Astor  add,  3y  6$ $6000 

Sorrey  W K to  A Lowrey,  Sept  1,  lot  16  b 

56,  7 39  14,  Sept  1,  ’89,  8% $5800 

John  A to  J O Stewart,  Aug  17,  It  7 b 1,  4 

38  14,  3y  8% $500 

Hills  G A to  N M L Ins  Co.,  Sept  29,  Its  3 

and  4 b 1,  28  30  14,  8% $1750 

Bassett  H W to  Oak  Park  B and  L Assn, 
oct  19,  pt  lots  1 to  3 blk  25  K add,  Hyde 

Fk,  8% $2600 

Howard  F H to  C Z Miller,  oct  25,  Its  4 to 

8 b 20,  Jefferson,  2y  7% $1000 

Kaehler  E A to  C W Fullerton,  October  13, 
lot  27  blk  1,  Fullerton  Third  add,  5y  8%, 

$2000 

Blaney  J C to  J Slattery,  May  17,  lot  64  b 

3,  4 38  14,  6y  8% $900 

Carmody  S to  G W Newcomb,  oct  25,  lot 

23  b 2,  J & P add,  3y  8% $500 

Clarke  G to  J H Hill,  oct  20,  It  4,  It  37,  16 

38  14,  3y  6% $1500 

Peterson  W L to  W North  Avenue  B L & 

H Assoc’n,  oct  27,  lot  4 b 1,  6 39  14,  5%, 

$1500 

Ward  J H to  C M L Ins  Co,  Oct  27,  lots  3 

to  5 It  9 etc,  o t,  5y  8% $38,000 

Raggio  C A to  L Newman,  Oct  26,  It  22  b 

125,  3y  8% $6000 

Shoys  F C to  Bankers  and  Merchants  B & 

L Assoc’n,  oct  1,  It  18  b 2,  21  38  14,  8%. 

$1300 

Ingram  M to  Lemont  B & L Association, 
oct  22,  It  6 and  part  7 b 24,  Lemont,  8 $, 

$2200 

Holliday  M to  I Rottgen,  May  15,  lots  7 

and  8 b 15,  23  37  13,  6m  8% . . . . $20 

Juergens  T J to  Home  M L Association, 
Oct  25,  prt  brK  2,  Cleaverville  add,  5y  5 

cf0  . $9000 

Nelson  S to  J Davies,  oct  28,  pt  lot  2 b 20, 

Bushnell’s  add,  3y  8% $1500 

Anderson  J P to  W North  Avenue  B L & 

H Assoc’n,  oct  28,  It  1 b 1 b 7,  36  40  13, 

5% ^20° 

Ulrich  H to  Phoenix  B Society,  Aug  10, 
lots  223  and  24  block  9,  26  40  13,  5%, 

$3000 

Howard  C H to  J B Foster,  March  15,  Its 
1 to  3 Howard  add,  Lake  View,  1 y 8%, 

$4000 

Ralston  H M to  W H Calvin,  July  23,  pt  b 

« 6,  2 38  14,  2y  8%  $5000 

Frary  O D to  E H Valentine,  Aug  1,  pt  It 

3 b 47,  7 39  14,  4y  7% $2000 

Cummins  B F to  A Crawford,  oct  11,  part 

blKS  5 and  2,  9 38  14.  3y  8% $4100 

Keegan  P H to  Safety  L & B Assn,  oct  34, 

It  52,  It  3,  11  39  13,  8% $600 

Lemon  B to  E Baggott,  oct  23,  Its  11  to  20 

It  3 b 26,  29  39  14,  3y  8% $9754 

Wilke  H to  F Halme,  oct  26,  It  13  blk  1,  6 

39  14,  8% $300 

Mosher  J H to  Peoples’  L and  B Assoc’n. 

It  4 b 11,  7 38  14,  8% $900 


Vehmeyer  F C to  Peoples’  L and  A Ass’n, 

Oct  18,  Its  24  and  25  b 19,  21  38  24,  8%, 

$4100 

Babbett to  Peoples’  L and  B Assoc’n, 

October  4,  lot  8 block  11,  17  38  14,  8%. 

$1000 

Reid  H M and  J F to  H L Yung,  Oct  28, 
part  Its  26  and  27  blk  3,  34  39  14,  3y  7 $, 

$4'00 

Burt  A W to  J Holm,  Nov  1,  pt  e )4  n®  M 

1 36  13,  3y  7% $1000 

Keenan  F to  W O McMallin,  Aug  6,  It  3 b 

1,16  38  14,  3m  8% $300 

Paulson  W to  N Irman,  oct  9,  It  7 b 16,36 

40  13,  2y  7% $400 

Baird  W W to  E J Brown,  oct  18,  pt  blk  1 

and  3 etc,  18  39  14,  4y  8% $28,000 

Mueller  J H to  J H Maas,  Oct  30,  It  18  blk 

63,  19  39  14,  3y  8% $200 

Schaffen  A W to  Ev  and  N Cook  Co  B and 
L Assn,  oct  25,  ptblk  18,  Winnetke,  8%, 

$2500 

Kreuger  A to  H Krueger,  oct  30,  It  20  blk 

13,  30  40  14,  ly  8% $425 

Eberhart  G A to  H B Everhart,  oct  28,  Its 

21  to  24  b 6,  23  38  14 $550 

Golbach  B to  M Hoffman,  oct  5,  pt  nw  J4 

33  42  13,  5y  7% $1500 

Gutzlaff  H to  E Prussing,  Nov  1,  It  155  b 

6,  Sheffield  add,  6y  8% $600 

Delehanty  J to  Home  M L Assoc’n,  Sept 
28,  s Vn  lot  25  b 77,  Elston  add,  5 1-5$, 

$1000 

Cerlinkowski  F to  L Carpenter,  Sept  19, 
part  lot  19  block  31,  Elston  add,  4y  6$, 

$500 

Muschol  J to  R Grosser,  May  1,  It  39  b 3, 

31  40  14,  5y  6$ $1045 

Larsen  J to  R Grosser,  Aug  16,  pt  It  20  b 

8,  35  40  13,  6m  8%  \ $1100 

Schellenberg  F L to  N W M L Ins  Co,  oct 
14,  Its  150  to  152  b 25,  33  40  14,  7y  6$, 

$13,000 

Quinnen  M to  A M Best  Oct  30,  It  17  b 14, 

28  39  14,  3y,  6$ $1500 

Dohertv  MA  to  Citizens  B & L Assn,  Sept 

18,  It'll,  b 2 18  39  14,  6$ $2600 

Olsen  A to  Phoenix  B Soc,  Oct  27,  It  63, 

Gross  Park,  5$ $200 

Jones  J A to  Chicago  PermB  &L  Assn  oct 
5,  Its  35  and  36  b 14,  22  38  14,  8%.  . . $3000 
Siegrosser  J to  J Buehler  Nov  1,  It  90  b 52, 

33  40  14,  3 y,  8% $3,000 

Jordan  H to  H A Dingee  Oct  1,  It  10  b 23, 

Wilmette,  5 y $977 

Little  J E to  A Podrasink  Oct  30,  It  1,  b 3, 

13  39  13,  3 y,  7% $275 

Belden  J S to  V Higgins  oct  4,  It  76  and  pt 

It  75,  2 38  14,  3 y,  6% ...$5,000 

Freytag  A & E to  E Simons  Nov  1,  It  1 b 9 

35  40  13,  1 y,  8% $500 

Babcock  J A & B F to  Sidle  Fletcher  Hol- 
mesCo  Oct  21,  Its  1 & 2 b 22,  La  Grange, 

1 year  8% $533 

Butler  A F to  T P Ford  March  25,  It  10  b 

5 Davis  add,  10  years,  8% $1709 

Lange  W to  A Wisner  Aug  1,  It  6 Wisner 

sub,  20  40  14,  72  m,  7% $1440 

Lietzan  A to  R Boe  Oct  26,  It  3 b 13  San- 
der’s 2d  Blue  Island,  4 years  6$ $400 

Petry  M M to  M Hoffman  Oct  30,  Its  12  and 

13,  b 61,  6 37  14,  3 years,  8$ $900 

Bransdorf  C to  R Grosser  Oct  1,  pt  It  21  b 

8,  35  40  13,  5 years,  8% $1,000 

Slade  A and  G to  F Cook  Dec  2,  pt  nw 

19  41  9.  10  acs,  3 years  8% $2000 

Ryan  W W to  J C Ryan  July  22,  It  70  b 16 

6 39  14,  1 y,  8% $ 

Arndt  J C to  F Budorr  Nov  1,  It  39  It  4 b 9 

Sheffield  add,  4 years,  8 % $400 

Murphy  D to  M Ballin  Sept  6,  It  70  Ballin_ 

snb,  8 28  14,  2 year,  8% $250 

Burger  S B to  H Albert  Nov  1,  It  5 It  98 
Bronson  add,  5 $1500 


—For  old-fashioned  mantles  the  blue 
Dutch  tiles  are  appropriate  and  pretty  if 
the  woodwork  is  light  in  color. 

— Picture  framee  may  be  covered  with 
stamped  leather  or  Liucrusta  AValton  with 
agreeable  results. 


620 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


<tUIT  CLAIM  DEKItS  AH11>  ((|[IT- 
CLAI.1I  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lts  2 to  5 of  It  6 and  pt  7 blk  22,  Kinzies  add 
Aug  25,  George  E Stanton  et  al  to  Kate 
Arthur — $1. 

Lot  17,  Stewart’s  sub  sw  blk  23,  South 
Branch  add  Oct  19,  Miranda  W Read  to  H 
N Higinbotham — $100. 

Lots  10  and  11  Greenwood  pt  blk  4,  e % . sw 
2 38  14,  Oct  25,  Wm  H Colcord  to  Jas  R 
Crocker — $1. 

Lot  13  blK  70  Hyde  Pare  Oct  15,  John  M 
Jackson  to  Jno  B Jackson — $300. 

Lts  9 and  12  Greenwood  Pk  oct  25,  James  R 
Crocker  to  Wm  H Colcord — $1. 

Lts  1 and  2 of  Its  12  to  25  blk  21,  Ashland 
2d  add  Oct  16,  John  M Wing  to  R A Dowl- 
ing— $1. 

Lots  1 to  6 and  10  to  18,  blk  12,  Walkers  dock 
add  Oct  6,  Geo  Keen  to  Amanda  M Walk- 
er— $6,470. 

Lt  21  and  n 5 ft  Lt  22,  blK  8,  Maplewood 
Oct  25,  Wm  W Maray  to  Marion  H Drake 
_ 

Lt  46  blk  8,  Springer  & Fox  add  Oct  20,  Jas 
F Alden  to  Adelia  Brown — $250. 

Lots  9 and  11  blk  8,  Clare’s  sub  e % sw  ^ 13 
39  13,  Sept  29,  Isaac  C Ogden  to  Helen  F 
Dexter — $300. 

Lt  19  blK  35  w 34  4,  17  39  14,  Its  1 and  2 blk 
15,  Allen’s  sub  18  37  15,  Its  18  19  20  blk  2, 
Lilhedale  Oct  20,  Emma  A Sharp  to  Wm 
Sharp— $2250. 

Lot  29  n 34  blk  1 blK  15,  e 34  29  40  14,  Sept 
25,  John  W Champlin  to  Peter  K Glim  me 
— $1. 

Lot  4 blk  1 of  Lots  14  33  and  32  Kimballs 
sub  in  n 3^  14  39  13.  oct  25,  Com  ad  Fran- 
enfelder  to  Ann  Ramoin — -$1. 

Lt  22  of  lt  3 blk  29,  7 39  14,  Sept  18,  Leon- 
ardo Riggs  toWm  O’Donnell — $250. 

Lot  2 blk  1,  Saltonstal  & Russell’s  sub  3 38 
18,  Oct  23,  Conn  Mut  L Ins  Co  to  Andrew 
R Dole — $1. 

Lots  3 and  4 of  blks  1 and  2 out-lot  A 
Wrightwood  Oct  22,  D G Hamilton  to  Geo 
A Hills— $1. 

Lot  90  blk  31,  Sheffield  add  July  20,  John 
Healey  to  Horace  G Chase — $20. 

Lot  28  blk  40,  Sheffield’s  add  Sept  15,  Wm 
Hearle  to  F W Hatterman  lot  21  blk  40 
same  Sept  16,  John  J Koch  to  Same — $1 

N 34  It  6 and  s 5 ft  It  5 bln  3,  Graves  sub  ne 
34  34  39  14,  w of  ave  Oct  21,  Sami  B Lin- 
gle  to  S M Sector — $1. 

Lts  4 and  7 Jackson’s  sub  of  Its  11  and  14, ‘ 
blk  22,  Frl  Sec  15,  add  July  31,  Reuben  A 
Gage  to  Thos  A Jackson — $1. 

Lots  45  and  46  of  blks  5 6 7,  Codwise  sub  w 
34  se  34  18  39  14,  Oct  15,  Margaretha 
Bause  to  Adel  J Keeler — $200. 

Lot  150  blk  25,  33  40  14  Oct  23,  N S Bouton 
et  al  to  Clemens  Krause — $5. 

W 75  ft  of  lt  19  blk  4,  33  40  14  Oct  22,  John 
Carne  Jr  to  W H Singer— $2600. 

29  lots  in  Central  Pare  add  Oct  27,  Orville 
Peckham  to  Emily  Greenebaum — $10. 

N 23  ft  of  lt  10  b 4 Walker’s  sub  28  39  14 
Harriet  M Fuller  to  Earnst  Frantz  — $34. 

Lots  7 and  9 blk  9,  Pierce’s  add  to  Holstein 
Nov  8,  Asahel  Pierce  to  L J Clarke  et  al. 
— $1. 

N 34  14  30  and  s 14  pt  lt  29  bln  17,  Pierce’s 
add  to  Holstein  Oct  26,  David  E Fiske  to 
F Korff— $450. 

Blks  4,  6,  7 and  Its  1 and  2 blK  8 Wights  add 
Oct  30,  Hermann  Paepcke  to  H Paepcke 
& Co — $1. 

E 34  lt  3 blk  47,  7 39  14,  Oct  25,  L R Lind  to 
O D Frary — $1. 


HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

— Heavily-colored  rooms  require  dark  fur- 
niture, and  in  a like  sense  light-colored 
rooms  demand  light  furniture. 

— Very  beautiful  Roman  punch  glasses 
are  made  to  represent  roses,  and  the  accom- 
panying saucers  imitate  the  leaves. 

—A  handsome  table  cover  is  of  dull  blue- 
green  felt,  trimmed  with  a broad  band  of 
velvet  of  same  color,  the  band  is  to  be  orna- 
mented with  a Renaissance  applique  design 
in  old  golds,  old  blues,  old  reds  and  fawns 
couched  down  by  strands  of  filoselles  in  old 
gold. 

— The  proper  thing  at  dinners  is  not  to 
have  a great  floral  display,  the  style  adopted 
chiefly  is  to  scatter  a few  roses  and  other 
fine  flowers  over  the  table  without  any  effort 
at  arrangement.  Some  small  Japanese  blue 
and  white  pots  with  smali  ferns  growing  in 
them,  may  be  placed  here  and  there  upon 
the  table  with  vers  good  effect. 


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NISELY  & MILLER,  129&1ci\^hiuUntonSt’ 

SLATE,  TIN  AND  IRON  ROOFERS,  Manufacturers 


GALVANIZED  IRON. 


CORNICES,  ETC. 


The  Hayes  Patent 

SKY-LIGHTS. 

(Under  License.) 


Warranted  not  to  leak  from  outside  storm  or  inside 
condensation. 


Corrugated 
Conductor  Pipe. 

Warranted  not  to  Burst 
when  full  of  Ice. 


JlIDUMEXm 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

105229  Chas  Silverman  et  al  v Louis  Jacobs. 
By  deflt.  $400  and  sci  fa. 

105859  Chas  H Horton  v Martha  Maxon. 
Same  $185.87. 

10558g  Maria  Rittman  v Simon  Stafford  and 
John  Murphy.  Same  $255.33. 

105893  Alexander  Martin  v Charles  Boltz. 
Same  $1923.43. 

105212  Erastus  T Tifft  et  al  v Samuel  SheriK 
Same  $5450. 

105526  John  Tracv  v FranKjGebhardt  and 
Geo  Klingbeil.  Same,  $230  debt,  $120.49 
das,  debt  to  be  dischgd  etc. 

105300  Robert  F Meissner  v George  P Brown 
Same  337.75. 

105545  Bartholomae  & Leicht  Brg  Co  v Al- 
bin  Backman.  Same  $360.26. 

105656  Philo  Dodoe  et  al  v Wm  New.  By 
deflt,  $887.43. 

104874  Medor  J Morsant  v Directors  Schools 
6 38  13.  Dis  as  to  Trs.  By  deflt,  $124. 

105366  R S Payne  v Augustus  D Lamb.  By 
deflt,  $1362.52. 

105399  Wm  P Kempton  et  al  v E M Hulse. 
Same  $214.78. 

105693  Michael  McGrath  vF  M Smith.  Same 
$282  20. 

105695  J B A Kern  et  al  v Caroline  Schrader. 
Same  $615.50. 

103302  Frank  Pauly  et  alv  Emanuel  Kramer 
Same  $2742.75  and  sci  fa. 

105672  John  Clere  v Wm  New.  Same  $427.- 

20. 

100124  E P Palmer  v James,  Joseph  and 
and  Frederick  Brook.  On  ver,  $295.43. 

104714  Susan  Galise  v Newell  C Baker.  By 
deflt,  $312. 

104803  August  Loula  v Carl  Schmert.  By 
deflt,  $220. 

105829  Nat  Knitting  Co  v Peter  and  Arnold 
Wolff.  Same  $1082.20. 

105791  Timothy  Dwight  Jr  v Chicago  Cot- 
ton Batting  Co.  Same  $364.42  and  gen 
and  sped  exn. 

105737  Michael  Cunningham  v Fred  White 
Same  $281. 

195739  Same  v R D Allen.  Same  $289.60. 

105501  H A Root  v Samuel  B Raymond. 
Same  $743.30. 

104777  Wayne  Co  Nat  Bk  v Charles  Baltz. 
Same  $1238. 

105784  Robert  Clark  et  al  v Alfred  Jar. 
Same,  $200. 

105794  Fred  W Wolf  v Julius  Landsberg. 
By  deflt,  $202.50. 

99906  Thos  C Hoag  v Edward  M P & J D Ludlam.  On 
ver.  $459.26. 

99926  Chicago  Forge  and  Bolt  Co  v R A Couolly  & W 
E Traver.  Same  $840. 

101237  W D Gordon  admr  v M C R R Co  and  1 C R R 
Co.  $800.  Satisfied. 

99296  John  Bethmeier  v Albert  Sunderlage.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt  $1500.  Appl:  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30 
ds. 

99902  Frank  D Reynolds  v John  H Bingham.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt  $3217  50 

99282  John  R Fraser  v Wm  J Fraser.JSame  and  judgt 
$226. 

90055  Jas  W Brown  et  al  v H L Straus  and  S Mayer. 
By  deflt  $1350  and  sped  exn. 

104824  Chas  Gorden  v Barbara  D Garfield.  Pi  stricken 
out  want  afft  mer.  By  deflt,  $234.50. 

105093  Albert  F Morris  et  al  v Walter  S Custer.  By 
deflt,  $455.  Condtnl  judgt  v E C Ouster  garu.  t 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

49065  F W Wuunenberg  v,  Joseph  Papick.  On  flndg, 
$17.50.  Satisfied. 

58177  R Atchison  P M Co  v F A Butler.  By  deflt  $448- 
07. 

46634  Franciska  Koryzwski  V City.  On  flndg  $50.  Mo 
to  set  aside. 

TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

9079  Archie  Abram  v Alfred  Jay.  $290. 

3080  M Ayers  v F H,  A C and  H B Herr.  $179.15. 

3081  Louis  Bigler  v Geo  Prins.  $101.40. 

3082  Fred  Zitch  v Jno  G Van^  Horn.  $41.57. 

3083  Oscar  F Henrich  v Same.  $26.34. 

3084  Chas  Haase  et  al  v G W Butler  and  wife.  $42. 


3085  Geo  F Kimball  v P J Casey.  $158. 

3086  Chas  Haase  et  al  v G Garrett  and  wife.  $52.02 

3087  Peter  Simon  v A P and  Catherine  A Willoughby. 
$199.50. 

3088  Wm  Katz  v Thos  J Tierney.  $140. 


BILLS  OF  SALE. 

Peterson  Laura  M to  H E Peterson  July  20,  furn 

35th  and  Cottage  Grove  av $2000 

DeWitt  Minnie  J to  LauraM  Peterson  Aug  27,  goods 

etc  2302  State  st $1200 

Dahlstrom  Chas  A to  Eugene  B Payne  Oct  26,  ma- 

chy  etc  206-208  Van  Buren  st $1500 

Payne  E B to  Christina  Dahlstrom  October  28,  same 

$1600 

Allen  Edw’d  R to  J E McDowell  Oct  25,  furn  501  to 

507  Opera  House  Blk $200 

McDowell  J E to  G H Bowyer  Aug  29,  same $200 

Koestler  Joseph  to  Annie  Koestler  Oct  29,  cigar 

store  351  S State  st $2000 

Collins  Jas  I to  Robt  M Laing  oct  27,  furn  cor  Indi- 
ana av  and  22d  st $400 

Abrams  Marks  to  Harris  Cohn  oct  8,  tailoring  shop 

96  s Halsted  st $ 700 

Shlenke  Joseph  to  E Gaerthner  Oct  25,  bldg  No  2507 

Wentworth  av $1000 

Kuth  Theresa  to  M Abraham  oct  25,  saloon  105  W 

Polk  st $400 

Baldwin  Emily  E to  Sarah  F Fisher  Oct  1,  furn  45 

Peck  court $600 

Repplier  Henry  P to  Fred  Wild  sept  18,  horse  and 

buggy  La  Grange $30 

Schlichting  Julius  lo  S Werdel  Oct  26, grocery  store 

168  Fullerton  av $1500 

Longstrom  Auguste  to  Thos  Duffy  bldg  144  Blue  is- 
land av  $117 

Olsen  Anch  to  Peter  N Ne  son  Oct  23,  machy  151  N 

Sangamon  st 0 $500 

Howard  Frank  H to  Chas  Z Miller  Oct  25, saloon  355 

State  st $3000 

IiUnn  Harvey  W to  C C Coffin  Oct  20.  saloon  96  Dear- 
born st $1600 

Pfeffer  W F to  Simon  Schaffner  cigar  store  447  w 

Madison  st $50 

Kleine  Leonard  to  Anthony  W Pluegge  Oct  23, 

printing  office  No  291  e Madison  st $500 

Crum  Myron  J to  J W Couch  Oct  23,  bldg  No  331  w 

Randolph  st $700 

Smith  Annie  to  John  Worth  Oct  30  restaurant  18114 
N Wells  st $14g 


REAL  ESTATE  LAW. 

George  A.  Johnson  v.  William  Filson  et  al. 

Filed  at  Springfield  Oct  6,  1886. 

Deed — A written  instrument  from  a fath 
er  to  his  son,  recited  among  other  things 
that  “I.  W.  T.,  of  etc.,  have  this  day  bargain- 
ed, and  do  grant,  bargain,  sell  and  confirm 
unto  the  said,”  etc.,  naming  the  son  and  the 
land,  for  the  sum  of  $600  in  hand  paid,  and 
then  bound  the  father  in  a penal  sum  to 
make  to  the  son  by  a time  mentioned  a good 
and  sufficient  warranty  deed:  Held,  that  the 
writing  was  operative  as  a present  convey- 
ance of  the  land,  and  that  the  agreement  to 
mase  a deed  at  a future  day  was  equivalent 
to  a covenant  for  further  assurance. 

Equitable  title. — Upon  a bill  in  equity 
for  the  partition  of  land,  an  equitable  title 
is  as  available  as  an  unquestioned  legal  title, 
and  if  the  defendant  shows  that  he  is  the 
equitable  owner  of  the  entire  title,  this  will 
bar  the  relief  sought. 

When  a yarty  shows  a ciear  title  of  record 
it  can  not  be  overcome  by  proof  of  his  casu- 
al admissions  made  over  twenty  years  before 
to  the  effect  that  another  persoo  had  some 
interest  in  the  premises. 

Where  a bill  for  the  partition  of  land  was 
not  filed  until  more  than  twenty  years  after 
the  complainant  became  of  age,  and  his 
right  of  action,  if  any  existed,  accrued  some 
thirty-six  years  before,  during  all  which 
time  the  defendants  and  those  under  whom 
they  claim,  have  had  the  sole  and  exclusive 
possession  under  claim  of  ownership  under 
a conveyance  from  a common  ancestor,  it 
was  held  that  a degree  dismissing  the  bill 
was  proper. 

Writ  of  error  to  the  Circuit  Court  of  Mor- 
gan County. 

The  possession  of  one  tenant  in  common 
is  constructively  that  of  all,  and  to  disseize 
his  co-tenants,  there  must  be  an  actual  ous- 
ter, or  such  acts  as  amount  to  one  before  the 


limitation  runs:  Jenkins  v.  Dalton.  27  Ind 

82. 

Foreclosure — Where  no  Part  of  Pbinci 
pal  is  Due. — The  opinion  of  the  Supreme 
Court  of  Connecticut,  by  Carpenter  J.,  hold 
ing  that  where  no  part  of  the  principal  se 
cured  by  the  mortgage  is  due,  a foreclosure 
can  only  be  for  interest  due  and  unpaid. 
Where  the  condition  in  the  mortgage  doe* 
not  itself  show  that  the  interest  is  payable 
before  the  maturity  of  the  notes  secured,  bn1 
purports  to  secure  thorn  according  to  thdti 
tenor,  and  the  notes  all  read:  “Five  years  af 
ter  date,  for  value  received,  I promise  to  paj 
* * * with  interest  annually  at  six  pei 

cenj,”  it  is  to  be  interpreted  as  a promise  tc 
pay  interest  annually,  and  sufficiently  des 
cribes  the  notes  as  against  a defendant  wh< 
has  acquired  an  interest  in  the  equity  of  re 
demption  from  the  mortgagor.  That  the 
particularity  required  in  making  a contraci 
is  not  required  in  describing  it  in  the  mort 
gage  by  which  it  is  secured;  hence  the  fail 
ure  of  the  condition  to  state  when  the  inter 
est  is  payable  does  not  necessarily  afforc 
grounds  for  the  inference  that  it  is  payable 
when  the  principal  is. 


— Modern  architects  have  produced  cer 
tain  clever  effects  by  placing  the  fireplace 
in  the  corner  of  the  room  and  placing  a win 
dow  of  stained  glass  above  the  fireplace. 


PETER  E POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

CARTOON  PIERES, 


FOR  INTERIOR  DECORATION. 

No.  21  QUINCY 


ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  Journal 

OFFICE:  164  and  1 66  Washington  St.,  Rooms  12  and  u 

One  square,  1 month,  $4;  3 months,  $11;  6 months,  $2 
1 year,  $36. 

Two  squares,  1 month,  $6;  3 months,  $17;  6 month 
$32;  1 year,  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $P:  t months,  $25;  6 month 
$45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 month 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 month 
$150. 

Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  mo 
able,  and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  tt 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 


Terms  of  Subscription, 


Postage  prepaid. 

Great  Britain 

Germany.  France  Austria  etc 

$6  < 

$6  1 

BUILDINGS  MOVED.  i 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experience 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  vej 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parti 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondent 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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YARD  PRICES 
Building  Material. 

lommon  building  brick 

Trenton  pressed  brick 

It.  Louis  pressed  brick 

Philadelphia  pressed  brick  

Milwaukee  pressed  brick 


-CAR  LOT8-DUY. 


1 

All  2x6  20  feet 

$ 7 00@  7 25  1 

— *22  feet 

40  .. 

u —24  feet 

27  .. 

All  2x8—2 ) feet 

47  .. 

u — 22  feet 

26  . . 

“ —24  feet 

16  00@20  . . 

2x10  20  feet 

3altimore  pressed  brick . 55  .. 

:fee  brick 25  00@40  .. 

lame,  bbl 75@  9.) 

jime,  in  bulk,  )(p  bb[ 60 

Colored  mortar,  lb 4 

Stucco,  1 75@  1 95 

Plasteridg  hair,  fj?  bu 20@  25 

White  sand 1 05 

tkron  aud  Utica  cement,  bbl 1 00 

.ouisville  and  Milwaukee  cement,  bbl  1 25 

Portland  cement,  ^ bbl 3 00@  3 25 

Marble  dust,  ^0  bbl 1 75 

?HICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

:st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch *4  7 00@48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  144  and  1(4  inches 45  ..@48  00 

id  clear,  IJ4  and  1(4  42  ..@43  00 

2 inches 44 

A select,  144  and  1(4  inches 38  ..@39  .. 

A select,  2 inches 40  . . @41  . . 

B select,  144,  1(4  and  2 inches 31  00@32  . . 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together  26  . . @27  . . 

2x4  B,  select  20 

2x6  clear  and  select 34 

2x8 36  .. 

All  one  length,  *1  extra. 

ONE-INOH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear  46  00@47  00 

3d  clear ; 40  . . @42  . 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward  34  . . @35  . 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  ..@35  . 

7 and  8 inches  B (base)  30  ..@31 

B select 25  . . @26  . 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward,  24  . .@25  . 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  41  00@42  00 

B 36  ..@37  .. 

0 31  ..@32  .. 

12  in.  com.,  12  ft 14  fils 

18  ft 16.' 

12-inch  com,  10  and  20  ft 16  50@18  .. 

D stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  19  . .@20  . . 

18  feet ; 22  ..@23  .. 

20  feet 23 

12  in,  No  2,  12  ft. . ’ 13  00 

14  and  16  ft ' 12  . . @12  50 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D - 22  00 

Add  to  foregoing  prices  for  dressing  one  side,  $1; 
two  sides,  $1  50. 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  ank  fencing,  for  dressing 
one  side,  $1;  two  sides,  $1.50. 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

AJlear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00@23  00 

20  . . @21  50 

B 18  50@20  50 

C 14  50@15  .. 

Clear  and  A,  % -inch,  6-inch 30  ..@32  .. 

Clear  and  A,  %-ii ach,  6 inch 32  ..@33  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 28  ..@29  00 

B,  % insh  . 6 inch 31  ..@32  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 12  ..@13  00 

“ 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00@14  . . 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  (0112 

No-  3 “ “ 8 50@  9 .’ '. 

Common  1%  and  lH-inch 12  5J@15  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencmg,  16  teet 13  50@14  50 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  ..(@14  . 

No.  2 fencing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 10  50@11  50 

No  2 „ 16  ft 11  50@12  50 

No  3,  all  lengths 8 50@  9 00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12  and  14 12  5U@12  50 

“ 16  ft 12  5U@13  50 

Norway,  No  1 14 

Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-rach 33  50  to  34  .. 

B 31  ..  to  32  .. 

0 23  ..  to  24  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch 16  3 0 

10  feet .'  14  00 

Clear  and  A 4^inch 30  . . to  32 

B 1 28  .!  to  29  !! 

C 24  ..  t.  25  .. 

Norway  clear  and  A, 21  . to  22  . . 

B,  6-inch 19  . . to  20  . . 

B,  4-inch 19  . . to  20 

0,  6-inch 17  . . to  18  . . 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or 

ship  lap 14  50  to  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or 

ship  lap 15  . . to  16  .. 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds  39  50 

B 35  10 

C 26  ..  to  27  .. 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear $39  00 

A siding  strips 36  00  to  37  00 

A flooring  strips  31  . . to  32  . . 

B “ “ 29  ..  to  30  .. 

0 “ “ 22  ..  to  23  .. 

SIDING— TIED. 

1st  and  2d  clear 21  . . to  22  . . 

1 siding 19  50  to  20  50 

B 18  . . to  19  50 

0 13  60  to  14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 9 50  to  10  50 

% -inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  60  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

- TIMBER,  JOIST  ANO  SCANTLING. 

ite. — The  prices  quoted  in  the  table  are  those 
1 Bxed  by  the  meeting  of  8ept.  7.  The  present  selling 
prices  are  $12  for  2x4  to  2x10,  12  to  16  feet;  $12.50@ 
13  for  snme  sizes,  18  feet.  For  longer  lengths,  and 
for  all  2x12  and  small  timbers,  there  are  but  slight 
l concessions  made  from  the  List,  if  any. 

All  2x4,  2x6,  2x8  k 2x10—12,  14,  16  feet..  12  50 

! “ “ “ “ 2x12,  4x4  to  8x8 — 

18  feet 13  00 

All  2x12,  4x4  to  8x8—12,  14  and  16  feet. . . 13  0n 

All  2x4-20,  22  and  24  feet 14  5^’ 


9 0(  6 


13  50 

16  50 

17  00 

14  61 
16  00 

15  50 
14  00 

17  00 

18  00 

16  00 
! 9 50 


Cuba,  1st,  1 to  2 in . . . 

2d,  1 to  2 in . . , 
Mexican,  1st,  1 to  in . 

2d,  1 to  2 in... 
St.  Jago,  1 to  2 in  ... 


— 22  and  24  ft  

2x12—20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $17 . 24  ft, 

4x4  to  8x8—20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $16.  24  ft, 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width  . . 

2x4,  cull,  12,  14  and  16  ft . 10  01  @10  60 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

OEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 “ “ “ “ 


6 “ “ 

7 “ “ 

8 “ “ 

9 to  11  “ 

8 inch,  sawed 

9 to  11,  “ 

5(4  inch,  “ 

6 “ “ 

7 “ “ 

8 “ “ 


14 

18 

23 

34 

50 

7(4 


54.  7 feet 

(4,  7 feet 11 

(4,  7 feet 7(4 

ys,  7 feet 9 

54,  7 feet 11 

>4,  7 feet 16 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common $8  C0@9  00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

iy2  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

234 -inch 00  60 

234-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Extra  A $2  25@2  40 

Choice  A 2 lu@2  20 

Standard  A 2 10 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 20 

Standard  Cedar 2 00 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

Lath — car  loads— Dry 1 75 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in 

1*4  in.  and  over 

Common 

Cull 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  134  in 

Thicker 

Common 

Cull 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

1st  & 2d 

Common 

Cull 

Timbers 

Quarter-sawed 35  00 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 

Common 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  

Axles 

Cull 

Reaches 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 

Thicker 

Common 45  00 

Cull 25  00 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 160  00  175 

Balusters,  3x3 16  00  50 

1(4*154  & 2x2 25  00 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 65  00 

Thick 

Common 

Cull 

BUTTERNUT, 

1st  & 2d 

1st  & 2d,  134  in  and  up 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 

1st  and  2d,  134  inch  and  upwards. 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 

Common 

Cull 

Log  run  72  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

1st  & 2d 20  00 

Common 72  00 

Cull 5 00 

BASSWOOD. 

1st  & 2d 

Common 

5 00 

Log  Run 72  00 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 23  00 

Common 72  00 

Cull 6 00 

ROCK  ELM. 

15tfl  2d 74  00 

Common 70  00 

Cull 5 06 

SYCAMORE. 

Common  and  better 16  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 22  00 

BEECH. 

Common  and  better 13  00 

Cull 

Log  Bun 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling . . . 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 
1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch  — 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick, 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 

“ “ “ rough 

Shingles,  dimi  n ion,  square  butt,  per  M 
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MAHOGANY. 


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180  00 


Coal, 

Anthracite,  range  and  nut t 6 60 

Anthracite,  egg 6 25 

Anthracite,  jiea  

Cannot 6 (K)@  6 50 

Erie  and  Brier  Hill 5 60 

Illinois 6 50 

Indiana  block A 60 

Indiana  lump 3 60 

Baltimore  aud  Ohio 4 50 

Blossburg 4 50@  6 00 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Rooting  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
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All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

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BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
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Edwin  Walker,  2612  Michigan  ave. 

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Washington  Boulevard,  cor.  Peoria  St. 
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Winona,  Minn. 

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F HVL  CLARKE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
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collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) AGENTS.  ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Km.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  153  East  Randolph  st. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  k CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  k PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BERGSTEDT,  C.  G..  80  Dearborn  st.  Room  19. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 

BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  6t. 

BOGUE  & HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BRINTON,  H.  H„  1187  k 1334  VanBuren  St. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J,  J..  Room  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 
CULLERTON,  E.  F.,  Room  8,  N.  W.  cor.  Randolph 
and  La  Salle  Sts. 

1>AVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
I'ELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S..  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

DVORAK  k PECBA,  439  West  18th  St.,  Chicago,  III 

EDWARDS  k RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
EVANS  k CO..  114  La  Salle  st. 

ClALLISTEL,  M,  W.,  cor.  ave.  K.  and  106th  St.,  Cole- 
hour,  111. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  6,  125  Dearborn  st. 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  & Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOLSEN  k HANSON,  (17  and  18)  122  La  Salle  St. 
GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 

GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  k Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  k Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 

HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JANSSEN  k BOSWORTH,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  and 
Belmont  aves. 

KERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  k Co.  85  Washington  st. 

KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  k 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 

1.ANE,  Jas.  R.,  196  La  Salle  St. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  k Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25, 101  Washington  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  k Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  k Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  k Co.,  83  Washinington  st.  I 

MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st.  ' 


YATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE&  KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Washington,  Km.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
REED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL.  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 

REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,&  SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av, 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St.-Room  49. 
SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  k Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SMITH  k GILMORE),  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  k DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STRAUS,  F.  W.,  164  Washsngton  St. 

STANLEY,  P.  E.  & Co.,  96  Washington  6t. 

STEPINM,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TlDHOLM  k REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TRANTINA,  JOHN,  715  Allport  St , Chicago,  II 
TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  k BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

Y IERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

YY'ALKER’S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P ,,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  0.,  k Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 


ANDERSON,  E.  W.,  54  Waldo  Place. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

KLISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  (Estate of)  157  Randolph  St, 
DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  k 268  Wabash  ave. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 

ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

CUDELL  k LEHMANN,  22 and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Architect, 

CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F.,  239  West  Chicago  ave. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  k HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  k 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

BRANDT,  H E.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  k 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  80°1. 

NORTON  D.,  1311  Wabash  ave. 

) 


Chimney  Sweepers. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8 — 165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Wood  Carpets. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO.,1 22-126  Washington. 
HADDOCK,  V ALLETTE  k RICKCORDS,  85  k 87  Dear- 
born st. 

HANDY  k CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  k CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Court 
House.  ' 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Builders’  Blacksmithing. 

BRITTIAN,  J.  C.,  119  Quincy  St. 


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1. — This  isthe  largest  and  beet  equipped  Business  ' 

College  in  the  United  States. 

2. — Young  Men  and  Women  are  here  made  compe-  ! 

tent  and  put  in  the  way  of  earning  their  own  | 
living. 

3.  - There  are  Two  General  Courses,— 1,  the  Busi-  I 

ness  Conrse;  2,  the  Course  in  Short  Hand  and 
Type  Writing. 

4. — Either  course  prepares  one  for  Self-support,  and 

the  knowledge  can  be  put  into  immediate  use. 

5. — The  English  Branches  are  also  taught  for  the.  I 

benefit  of  those  who  have  neglected  iheir  early  j 
education. 

6-— Graduates  of  High  Schools  and  Literary  Colleges 
need  this  Practical  Training,  and  they  patron-  j 
ize  this  College,  as  it  furnishes  the  Highest ' 
Class  of  Instruction. 

V. — Over  *40,000  are  expended  annually  in  furnishing 
the  facilities  that  this  institution  offers.  | 

8. — Mr.  H.  B.  Bryant  was  the  senior  member  of  the  I 

well-known  firm  of  Bryant  and  Stratton,  who  1 
established  the  chain  of  Coleges  ;n  48  cities. 

9. — Every  Young  Man  and  Young  Woman  needs  the 

practical  Training  that  this  College  affords. 

Address  for  circulars  or  further  information, 

H.  B.  BRYANT  & SON, 

31  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents  | 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

Lyon 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  thqjr 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  the.Mu- 
sical  Profession. 


lVARESOOMS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


E.  W.  ZANDER  & CO., 

Real-Estate,  Renting, 

169  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

teal-Estate  Bought  and  Sold.  Estates  Managed. 
Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid  and  Insurance 

Placed.  Telephone,  I486. 

EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON, 

Real  Estate  ‘Brokers 

mortgage  EOVAS. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

J3p—Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  Non- 
residents.  


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  ^ M'  MARSHALL. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROFERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAT  TAXES. 

p^-\\e  give special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
nonresidents 


H.  A.  HURL  BUT. 

LOAMS  OM 

)ity  Improved  Real  Estate 

INVESTMENTS. 

165  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO, 

1EEU  & HUBLBUT,  No.  11  Pine  Street.  New  York, 


c.  H.  PUSCHEOK. 

“‘"Tzoitemeister  S CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Rents^Houses,  Crfleifts^Rentsfetc'Tire^Murance 
?Ts£lSe  on  first-slass  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM,  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Laan  ami  Financial  Agents. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents. 

cThTmullikeh, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 


BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  Inter- 

real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  ren  s collet  ted. 

ests  of  non-residents  carefully  looked  arte  . 

ARTHUR  c.  GEHR  Si  CO .,  (Successors  to) 
SAM'L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BUT,  SELL  AND  MANASE  PROPERTY 

OUT  C0TCLLISSI03T - 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill. 


Alex.  C.  McNeill. 


II.  FELSENTHAL. 
JACOB  GROSS. 


FREDERICK  MILLER. 
ADAM  MILLER. 


J.  P.  MALLETTE.  B-  E-  BROWNELL. 

0 B . EGELF.STON,  - SPECIAL. 

r.  P.  MALPETTE  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS 

IJSTSXJR.A-nsr  CE. 

OFFICES: „ .... 

Pliioa^O.— Room 517,  Royal  [Durance  Building. 

xg  , Telephone  No.  1602. 

Enfflc WOO<l. — Rooms  2 and  3 Central  Block. 

Telephone  No.  15. 


. U.  GORDON. 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


6,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

IEAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS. 

7 9 Dearborn  St., 

ooms  70  and  71  CHICAGO. 

Unity  Building. 

LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

3NE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
o the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS, 


14:9  Madison  Street. 


Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO- 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

E.  S.  DREYER  & CO., 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

tTLTl  Bryan,  Pres.  Jo’AE  iuTliTwI’v  CaslTr 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  f ■ Hathaway,  lab 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors  and  other 
Bonds  - the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  LaSalle  Street. 

HEAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

:R,00:M:  io, 

99  *3®  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 


H.  L.  TURNER. 


W.  A.  POND. 


J.  C.  MflGILL  & CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNET. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Lean  and  Financial  Apnts. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents  carefully  looked  attei. 


TURNER  & BOND, 

real  estate  Mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

T nans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  commfslion  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed.  


, A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public. 


S.  M.  Parish. 


If, tlbo,  11  VIUU.F  J 

BABNES  & PARISH, 

EAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  LaSalle  St,  CHICACO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 

'elephone  No.  438  _____ 


AS.  T.  TYHUF.LT,.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL  . 

FRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

Cinie  Loans  Negotiated, 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 
Dealers  in  RealEstate 


F.  A,  BRAGG  & SO,, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 

b ' 'Mention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 


MEAD  & COE, 

REALESTATE  AGENTS, 

,49  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 

Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


D.  GE  HAMILTON, 


Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  "Trustee. 

115  dearborn  street, 


Rooms  76  a-i  77 


Illinois  Nat  1 Bank  Bldg. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sal-1  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 

JAS.  R.  LANE, 

K.E  STATE, 

196  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

Lane  Park  l^ots-Lake  View. 

Grand  Native  Trees-Solid 1 Concrete  W.to-*orje 

built  to  order. - 

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


DEALER  IN 


RealEstate  1 Mortgage 
Investments,^ 

94  Washington  Street.  Chicago. 


„ H.  H.  JANSSEN. 

A.  O.  BOSWORTH.  _ rn  XT 

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Fire  Insurance, 

Hake  View  Agents  for  sale  of  Lots  in  Lane 

PaU  Headquarters  for  Lake  View  pronerty 

Main  Office  N W.cor.  Lincoln  Sc  Belmont  avs. 

branch  Office,' cor.  Southport  ave.  and  Otto  Street, 
Lake  View  Ills. 


jggg  R.  W.  BRIDGE. 

185  JDearhorn.  St, 

Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


=o  THE  o: 


f^eal  Estate^Boildii)^ 

==.  JOURNAL. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  NOV.  13,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  Rea)  Estate  Interests  of  the  Stock 
Yards. 

DEMAND  FOR  LOANS. 

The  week  makes  a favorable  showing  in 
the  actual  transactions  in  real  estate,  dis- 
closed by  the  record  of  the  warranty  deeds 
and  the  reports  of  business  from  many  of 
the  real  estate  offices. 

An  important  purchase  of  business  pro- 
perty was  made  by  A.  A.  Munger,  of  the 
southeast  corner  of  Madison  street  and  Wa- 
bash avenue,  97x132  feet  for  $275,000. 

The  improvement  is  of  ordinary  character 
and  something  better  is  looked  for  on  this 
corner. 

The  sale  is  important  as  showing  the 
price  of  Wabash  avenue  property,  averag- 
ing in  this  instance  $2750  a foot  with  only 
ordinary  improvements  and  with  a lot  of 
less  than  full  depth. 

There  is  a considerable  demand  for  lease 
holds  which  have  been  made  on  properties 
for  a term  of  years  without  revaluation. 

The  popularity  for  this  kind  of  security  is 
characteristic  of  the  real  estate  marxet  of 
the  present  year. 

The  strixe  at  the  stock  yards  is  of  great 
concern  to  property  owners  in  that  vicinity. 
An  interview  with  several  agents  who  are 
prominently  interested  both  as  owners  and 
as  representatives  of  their  clients,  shows 
that  the  unsettled  state  of  affairs  which  has 
existed  for  some  time,  together  with  the  pre- 
sent strixe  has  prevented  hundreds  of  sales 
which  would  otherwise  have  gone  through. 

In  regard  to  those  who  have  purchased  and 
pay  in  monthly  payments,  it  is  believed  that 
an  extension  of  time  will  have  to  be  granted 
and  that  this  will  tide  them  through. 

J.  T.  Young,  who  has  built  twenty-four 
houses  in  the  vicinity  of  the  stock  yards  this 
year  says  that  the  payment  notes  which  he 
has  received  on  his  houses  will  insure  him 
against  loss  if  he  has  to  carry  them  a year. 

E.  S.  Dreyer  & Co.  report  no  effect  as  yet 
in  the  payment  of  mortgages  which  they  are 
holding  on  the  Stock  Yards  property. 

Arthur  Gehr  & Co.  who  have  a subdivision 
in  the  neighborhood  of  the  Stock  Yards  say 
that  Bales  are  practically  at  a standstill  there 
but  business  otherwise  has  been  good. 

It  is  believed  that  the  strike  will  have  only 
a temporary  effect  and  that  it  will  be  of  short 
duration  as  the  employes  who  have  visited 
the  real  estate  offices  in  the  interest  of  their 
property,  all  say  that  they  are  ready  and  an- 
xious to  go  to  work,  but  are  afraid  at  pres- 
ent. 

Chandler  & Co.  report  a considerable 
movement  going  on  in  the  property  where 
the  cable  lines  are  to  be  extended  to  the 
south.  When  the  cable  line  is  extended  on 
Cottage  Grove  one  can  ride  from  the  heart 
of  the  city  to  67th  street  or  taxe  a branch 
line  on  55th  St.  to  Lake  \v.  for  live  cents. 

Property  west  of  Washington  Park  has 
been  stimulated  by  the  elevated  railroad 
which  the  people  m that  vicinity  believe  will 
be  carried  through. 

The  same  may  be  said  of  property  adjoin- 
ino  Jackson  Park,  where  the  Chambers  Syn- 
dicate are  maxing  extensive  improvements. 

It  is  understood  that  enough  property  has 
been  sold  to  enable  the  syndicate  to  make 
their  first  cash  payment. 

In  regard  to  the  loan  market,  Mr.  Chand- 
ler said  the  less  supply  of  money  than  here- 
tofore tends  to  maxe  the  market  firmer, 


which  is  a better  state  of  things  than  if  there 
were  a large  supply  with  lower  rates. 

This  is  accounted  for  by  the  greater  de- 
mand for  money  for  commercial  interests. 

John  N.  Young  has  sold  twenty  lots  in  bis 
Lave  View  subdivision  and  fifteen  in  his 
Austin.  Several  houses  are  now  being 
built. 

John  A.  Bartlett,  reports  a favorable 
market  for  Normal  Park  real  estate. 

J.  P.  Mallettee  & Co.  report  the  erection 
of  several  fine  residences  at  Eggleston;  none 
less  than  $3,000. 

Streets  have  been  macadamized  and  dif- 
ferent grades  of  trees  been  set  out  which 
adds  greatly  to  the  attractions  of  the  place. 

R.  C.  Wright  Jr.  died  at  his  residence  in 
Woodstocx  111.  Wednesday,  Nov.  10. 

Mr.  Wright  was  for  many  years  a member 
of  the  firm  of  Wright  & Tyrrell  and  has  been 
prominently  connected  with  the  real  estate 
interests  of  the  city. 

He  was  obliged  to  withdraw  from  the  firm 
several  months  ago  on  account  of  ill  health. 


CIRCASSIAN  WALNUT 
satin  wood,  ’ 
rosewood  • 

RRima  vera, 

amaranth 
White  holly 

REd  CEDAR 

Ebony, 
snake  wood 

COCOBOLA,  Ere. 

ALL  THICKNESSES. 


J.  RAYNER, 


F 


MAHOGANY 

AND  ALL 

OREIGN  Cabinet  Woods. 


THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

275-289  E.  20th-st.|  Saw  Mills, 

CHICAGO,  I Foot  Houston  Street,  E.R. 

ILL.  I New  York. 


RIVALRY  AMOKG  NEWSPAPERS. 

After  many  years  of  faithful  and  correct 
work  by  the  Real  Estate  and  Building 
Joubnal  the  representatives  of  other  papers 
have  been  forced  to  acknowledge  its  super- 
iority as  an  advertising  medium.  No  other 
newspaper  extant  is  so  universally  filed  and 
bound  for  future  reference,  thus  rendering 
it  of  ten-fold  value  when  compared  with  the 
average  periodical  and  daily  which  have  but 
an  ephemeral  existence.  An  advertisement 
once  printed  in  the  Journal  is  there  for  fu- 
ture generations  as  well  as  for  to-day,  to- 
morrow and  all  year.  Our  rivals  seeing  this, 
and  learning  still  further  that  all  classes 
of  business  men  use  it  as  a “guide  to  invest- 
ment and  a protection  to  credit.”  undertake 
to  gull  the  public  by  telling  them  that  as 
soon  as  it  is  received  by  the  subscriber  it  is 
filed  away  and  hid  for  future  reference.  Any 
man  who  will  believe  this  is  foolish,  and  any 
man  or  canvassing  agent  who  will  use  such 
bosh  is  an  [ass  and  an  arrant  liar.  The 
Joubnal  has  always  published  facts  and  fig- 
ures and  hearafter  will  expose  some  of  the 
frauds  that  beset  the  honest  real  estate  deal- 
er and  the  business  public.  The  Joubnal 
does  not  need  to  lie  for  a living. 


CITY  COUNCIL. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  sidewalk  on 
both  sides  of  Oakley  av  from  w Chicago  av 
to  Division  st;  on  both  sides  of  Carroll  av 
from  Francisco  st  to  Albany  ave;  on  both 
sides  of  Schiller  st  from  n Clark  st  to  Dear- 
born av;  on  both  sides  of  Halsted  st  from 
south  branch  Chicago  river  to  Egan  ave;  on 
both  sides  of  33rd  st,  from  Stewart  av  to 
Halsted  st;  on  both  sides  of  26th  st  from 
State  st  to  Wentworth  av;  on  both  sides  of 
Wood  st  from  31st  st  to  Archer  ave;  for  curb- 
ing, grading  and  macadamizing  Ewing  PI. 
from  Hoyne  av  to  Leavitt  st;  for  grading 
and  paving  Warren  av  from  Sacramento  to 
Homan  ayes;  for  curbing,  filling  and  paving 
Brigham  st  from  Ashland  to  Wood  st;  for 
curbing,  grading  and  paving  the  south  alley 
in  B 47  Carpenter’s  add;  for  curbing  and 
filling  Armitage  av  from  Elston  to  Western 
avs;  also  Paulina  st  from  w 12th  to  15th  sts. 
An  ordinance  repealing  ordinance  and  an- 
nulling assessment  for  sidewalk  on  the  north 
side  of  33d  st,  from  Ashland  av  to  Charlton 
st;  for  vacating  and  opening  alley  in  snb  B 
2 lot  34  part  of  1 and  2,  B 11,  Sheffield’s  add; 
also  for  vacating  part  of  alley  in  b5  Watson 
Tower  & Davis  sub  in  Sec  6 39  14. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  establishing 
sidewalk  space  on  Burton  Place  from  Dear- 
born av  to  L ake  Shore  drive. 


WRIGHT  & TURNER, 


Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  DEARRORS  STREET,  ROOM  49,  CHICAGO. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


TTo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre- 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction 
Special  indneements  offered  to  manufacturers  . 


LAKE  VIEW. 

Twenty-five  building  permits  were  issued 
last  week.  The  value  of  the  proposed  struct- 
ures is  $40,000. 

The  following  streets  have  been  ordered 
opened  by  the  Superior  Court:  Ashland  av- 
enue north  to  Green  Bay  road;  Winthrop  av- 
enue and  Goodwin  streets,  north  from  Fifty 
ninth  street;  Wilson  avenue  from  Ashland 
avenue  to  Laxe  Michigan;  Southport  avenue 
from  North  Fifty  ninth  street  to  the  town 
line;  Cleveland  avenue,  from  Clark  street  to 
Sheffield  avenue;  Hazel  street, from  Sulzer 
street  to  Bnnnella  avenue;  and  East  Ravens- 
wood  Park,  from  Lawrence  avenue  to  Rose- 
hill. 


v.  Sumner,  20  Picx.  399;  Kimball  v.  Hildreth, 
8 Allen,  167. 

The  pledger  has  such  an  interest  in  the 
goods  as  may  be  sold,  and  the  purchaser 
succeeds  to  all  the  rights  of  the  pledger: 
Whittaxer  v.  Sumner,  20  Picx.  399;  Erwin  v. 
Arthur,  61  Mo.  386;  Arnold  v.  Stocx,  81  111 
407. 


LAW  DEPARTMENT. 

Chattle  Mobtgage. — A junior  incum- 
brancer of  property  has  the  right  to  pay  the 
prior  lien  for  the  protection  of  his  own,  and 
be  subrogated  to  all  the  legal  and  equitable 
rights  of  the  prior  incumbrancer,  and  it  was 
error  to  overrule  the  motion  to  enjoin  the 
prosecution  of  this  suit:  Armstrong  v.  Me- 
Alpine,  18  Ohio  St.  184;  Muir  v.  Berkshere, 
52  Ind.  149.  Jones  on  Chattle  Mortgages. 
Secs.  658,  659;  Sheldon  on  Subrogation, 
Secs.  12,  15,  21,  77. 

The  delivery  of  property  by  a debtor  to  a 
creditor  as  security  for  a debt,  or  with  the 
agreement  that  it  may  be  sold,  and  the  pro- 
ceeds applied  to  the  payment  of  the  debt  or 
various  debts,  is  a pledge  and  not  a sale: 
Belden  v.  Perxins,  78  111.  449;  Baldwin  v. 

Bradley,  69  111.  32;  Stearns  v.  Marsh,  4 Denio 
227. 

This  is  the  legal  effect  of  the  transaction, 
although  the  conveyance  is  by  bill  of  sale 
absolute  in  terms:  Walxer  v.  Staples,  5, 
Allen,  34;  Eastman  v.  Avery,  23  Me.  248; 
Marshall  v.  Bryant,  12  Mass.  321;  Whittaxer 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

This  List  Is  published  but  once  and  is  not  kept  in 
type.  See  back  numbers  of  The  Joubnal. 

Nov.  £9. 

West  half  of  lot  47  in  blk  35  of  C T’s  snb  of  sec  7 39 
14.  H L Wait,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  22  of  O M Dorman’s  sub  of  that  part  south  of 
the  north  3 aers  of  lot  2 in  blk  37  in  C T’s  sub  of  w H 
and  so  much  of  s e quar  as  lies  w of  south  branch  of 
Chicago  River  of  sec  21  39  14.  D J Avery,  Master.— 
LN. 

December  1. 

Lots  39  and  40  In  b 43  of  sub  made  by  the  C & 0 0 
& D Co  of  part  of  frac  sec  6 and  6 37  15.  Arno  Voss. 
Master.  L A. 

December  5. 

Und  % of  lot  6 in  the  sub  of  e Vi  of  Jot  30  and  n half 
of  lot  31  in  Butterfield’s  add.  Franziska  Roth,  Admx. 
L.  N. 

Lots  43  and  44  and  west  12  ft  of  lot  45  In  J P Alt- 
geld’s  sub  of  blocks  3 and  4 in  the  sub  of  blks  2 and  3, 
of  C T’s  sub  of  east  half  of  sec  29  40  14.  Geo  Walz, 
Admr.  LN. 

Lot  34  o5  Stewart’s  sub  of  s half  of  b 5 in  Johnson  A 
Lee’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  20  39  14.  Wm  Kasper,  Admr. 
L N. 

Lots  1 and  2 in  blck  3 of  H O Stone’s  snb  of  Astor’s 
add.  8 C Wentworth,  Assignee.  L N. 

Dee.  8. 

Lots  1 to  37,  all  in  b 2 in  Baker’s  sub  of  w half  of  b 
9 and  e half  of  b 10,  in  Hitt’s  sub  of  se  qr  of  sec  8 37 
15.  S M Dunning,  Successor  in  Trust.  L N. 

Dec.  9. 

Lots  28  and  38  to  40  and  46  to  50  in  b 4;  also  lots  42 
to  44  and  50  in  b 5;  also  lots  1 to  5 and  8 to  12  and  22 
to  25  in  b 8;  also  6J7  10  11  and  33  to  41  in  b 9;  also  lots 
22  to  25  and  42  to  44  in  b 11;  also  lot  45  in  b 13;  all  in 
Ira  Brown’s  addn  to  Park  Ridge.  Ferdinand  Schu- 
man,  Trustee.  L A. 


THE 


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1,2553 

Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 


Pioneer  Fire  - proof 

Construction  Co. 

OONTRAOTORH  FOR^ 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  H4H3, 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

F.  & J.  P.  Doerr,  2808  Wentworth  ave..  are  the  archi- 
tects. Contracts  not  let. 

J.  Straus,  will  erect  a three-story  flat  building  at  a cost 
of  $6,000.  It  will  be  built  of  pressed  brims  and  stone  and 
contain  mantels,  grates,  etc. 

The  Washingtonian  Home  will  build  a two-story  hall 
and  stable  35x25  ft.,  and  built  of  bncK.  Cicero  Hine.  81 
Clare  st.,  is  the  architect.  Contracts  not  let. 

H.  Smitn,  will  erect  a two-story  residence  22x62  ft.  It 
will  be  built  of  bricK  and  contain  mantels  and  gra 
Fred.  Keltinich  of  78  5th  ave.,  is  the  architect.  Contracts 

not  let.  . . n1 

E Hogansen,  will  build  a blocs  of  four-story  flats  91x 
91  ft  at  I cost  of  $20,000.  They  will  be  built  o.  pressed 
brics  ’ and  stone  and  have  mantels,  grates,  etc.  Gustave 
Thiel  700  Milwausee  ave.,  is  the  architect.  Contracts  not 

W Strippleman  & Co,  architects  161  LaSalle  st.,  have 
plans  for  two-three-story  flat  buildings  48x6o  ft.,  mat- 
ing about  $20,000.  They  will  be  built  of  Pres®ed  Brl°’ 
stone,  glass,  etc.  Gas-fixtures,  furnace,  grates  and  mantels 
will  be  required.  Contracts  not  let. 


_ Ttt  p e Wardell  will  build  a frame  resi- 
dent aines” Dege'ar^ 313  Front  st.  Grand  Rapids. 

Mich.,  is  the  architect  and  contractor. 

Columbus,  Omo.-The  board  of  trade  «»ntJP‘aJ  ^ 
erection  of  a new  building.  Contracts  not  let.  Addres  , 
Chas.  G.  Lord,  secretary. 

Tt.  Wy  Mavor  Hoaer  is  having  his  brewery 
Galena,  III.— Ex-Mayor  nusoi  „ w;m  be 

enlarged  and  improved.  A new  cellar  52x22  feet  will 
the  main  improvement. 

t aw  Fobest  III.— W.  D.  Kinzie  holds  the  contracts 

for  STexST’oTa  depot  here.  Pressed  and  common 

brick,  cut  stone  etc. 


D ° CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  In 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


-The  Y.  M.  C.  A.  will  erect  a building 
Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not  let. 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


E.  Chnroh 


Nashville,  Tann— The  Foster  Street  M 
will  build  an  $8,000  edifice. 

Nebo,  III.— A small  Baptist  church  is  being  erected 
here  at  a cost  of  $1,000.  Address  W.  E.  Smith. 

Mabion,  Can— Frank  Doster,  will  erect  a new  residence. 
Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not  let.. 

Wabsaw,  III.— A pickle  factor  will  be  established  here 

soon.  Address  Echbohm,  Dross  & Co. 

White  City,  Kan.— A new  school-house,  costing  $4, AO, 
from  plans  by  A.  B.  Benton. 

Haddam,  Kan.— A $3,000  school  house  is  about  to  be 
erected  here.  Address  clerk  of  school  board. 

St.Cloud,  Minn.-J.  A.  Shumacker  is  building  an  addi- 
tion to  his  house  on  Eighth  st. 

Auboba,  Ill.-W.  S.  Frazier  will  erect  a b°lld‘ 
ing.  Prices  wanted  on  galvanized  iron,  and  plate  glass. 

' Waukegan,  Ill.-W.  P.  Yeoman  will  bnUd ^a  three- 
Btory  business  building.  Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not 

Mahvhvttle  Mont. — A school-house  costing  nearly 
$2,500  is  being  built.  Chas.  E.  Dudley,  Clem  Board  of 
Education. 

Mound  City,  Ill.-C.  F.  Meyer  will  erect  a three-story 
brick  business  building.  E-  Jungenfeld  & Co,  919  Oliv  . 
St.Louis,  are  the  architects. 


Rockfobd,  III.- 
at  a cost  of  $25,000. 

Address  B.  F.  Pierce 

Dana  III  — H.  A.  Swift  will  erect  a new  frame  resi- 
dence. Wood  mantels,  wood  carpets,  furniture  etc  will 

required. 

Yobk  Neb.— A Presbyterian  church  will  be  built  at  a 
cost  Of  $7,500.  Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not  let.  Ad- 
nress  Rev  Raile,  pastor,  or  A.  C.  Montgomery. 

Tobonto,  ONT.-Seven  brick  veneer  d “I  - 

ara  st.,  for  Wm.  C.  Chamberlain;  cost  $1,800  eacn, 
Harper,  architect. 

tt  Tt  t The  Kankakee  Woolen  Mills  Comp 

Kh“E  w <£££?.» ? capitA,  .toot  of  $25,000  to 

operate  the  woolen  mills. 

Flint,  Mioh.-A  Baptist  church  will  be  built  here. 
Plans  not  drawn;  contracts  not  le  . ev.  . • 

pastor. 

t/  Pafl-iolif*  church,  Rev.  C.  Clemens,  Hub* 

hard  nX’ pastor.  Eph.  Rockwell,  architect  and  contract- 
or; $1,200.  ’ Bell,  carpets,  pulpit,  and  altar  furmture- 


T.  8.  White. 


II.  M.  lioicE. 


Mabtinsbubg,  Iowa. — A Methodist  church  will  be  built 
of  frame;  cost,  $1000,;  Rev.  W.  A.  Gibbons,  pastor;  H.  Loth- 
peich  is  the  contractor. 

m _.  Hnildiner  for  the  Texas  Star  Flour 
Galyeston,  Tex.  Buiiaing  i «1n0  000*  N.  J. 

Mills,  M.  Reymerschoffer,  President,  cost  $100,000,  in. 
Clayton  consulting  architect. 

„„  Ttt  _W  G Nicholes,  of  Chicago,  111.,  Will 

build1  aM two  story  ’ barn;  cost  $1,000.  It  will  be  built  of 
frame  and  stone.  Contracts  not  let. 

house  at  this  place  for  the  Northwestern  Star  Oil  Co. 

„ Wra Mr  Eler  will  remodel  his  resi- 

Lake  Geneva  Ww-  M ' * heat,  hardwood  finish, 

itained  gla..,  .levator,  etc.,  will 

i Whe.lock,  25  Mailer’.  Bldg.’  Chicago,  are  the 
architects  for  both. 


a JTTSJS&  Ke 

T'  MlC  27  Metropolitan  Bloc,  Chicago,  1.  th.  arch,- 

leCt"  Port  H»no»,  M.c-HowaM  * Co  will  .eon  ropai. 

their  mw-mill.  Th.J  will  .upend  iMW  * ", 

ers,  band-saw  and  machinery  complete,  shalting.  p y 
and  hangers.  Contracts  not  let. 

Detboit  Mioh. — Parke,  Davis  & Co.  have  commenced 

$30  11  Ibe ~ttn e e*- s tende s^13 8 xl  1 1 ^'eeL  ancTlmiU  of 

Sded  brick,  galvanized  iron,  etc.  Plans  not  drawn  Con- 
tracts  not  let.  § Address  Trustees  of  Earlham  College. 

T ACROSS  Wis.— J.  Sireman,  owner  and  architect,  will 
erect  e JwiiO  bn.in,..  bnilding.  It  will  be  b»,U  P™-; 
ed  brick,  cut  stone,  terra  cotta,  galvanized  ^eta.*** 
tels,  wood  carpets,  gas-fixtures,  grates  etc  will  be  required. 

dtrict.  ‘a  T I^Sd.  director,.  B.e.m  be.b  elate 

roof,  school  furniture  etc;  will  be  required. 

Stoughton  Wis.— A one-story  frame  and  stone  resi- 
bTOuauroH,  , r T Mauter  is  the  owner  and 

architect!"  TSSSl  £LlSSU  *-> 
stained  glass  etc.,  will  be  required. 

St  Paul  Minn.— Two-story  frame  dwelling,  for  H. 

St.Pau  , $.)  nno  Two-story  brick  and  stone  double 

Damkroger;  cost  *2,<#V0um  & W H.  Lightner;  cost  $23,- 
000 ! Two-storry  frame  double  dwelling.,  for  N.  MyricK;  cost 
$10,000. 

Auboba  III  —Adam  Schoeberlein  will  erect  a business 
building  at  a cost  of  $15,000.  H will  be  threegoriesand 

built  of  pressed  bnck, _ ed°nj.  e!  Minott  is  the 

gas-fixtures,  iron  shutters  will  oe  useu. 

erehitec.  Cob««.  „„  buM  , lwo.—, 

dwelling.,  at  a co.t  ot  $5,000.  It  will  be  bmlt  of  tram., 

grates, ^etc?  C 182£2  ftStfSl  3S£. 
are  the  architects.  Contracts  not  let. 


^-irSeTBiiMini.  and  Wi»»£5L 

r For  the  week  ending  Nov.  13,  i83b.  ' 


H Loeb  

V 0 Turner . 

John  Richards 

Turner  & Bond  .... 

Jos  Gelko 

I L Phillips 

Frank  VanVorhes. 

Jno  F Barney 

Geo  Gould 

R ™ Crane  


Henry  Corwith 

W H Giles 

Geo  Fisher 

Edward  Pauling 

Mr  Lovejoy 

L W Allen  

R B Farson 

B Mahon 

W 8 Ellis 

L C Kuhnart 

Gammon  Teaming  Co. 


Stores  and  flats . 
Dwelling. 

Flat  dwelling 

Dwelling 

Stores  and  flats 

Tenement  house 

Flat  dwelling 

Residence 

Office  and  hall  bldg 

Mill 

Stores  and  flats 


Hotel  

Dwelling 

Flats  building 

Stores  and  flats . . 
Store  building... 
Store  and  flats. . . 
Flat  building  .... 

Residence 

Stores  and  Flats  . 

Barn 

Dwelling  

2 Dwellings  . 
Stores  and  Flat . .. 
Dwelling 
Schoolhouse  . 


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La  Grange.  Ill  . 
Lake  View,  111  ■ 
Normal  Park,  111. 
City 


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Baur  & Hill,  84  La  Salle  st 
Burnham  & Root,  Montank  block . . 

DS  Pentecost 

Cicero  Hine,  81  Clark  st ...... .. 

J Kralovec  & Bro.,  658  Laflin  at . . . . 

Win  Strippleman,  161  La  Salle  st... 

H B Seeley,  Opera  House  Bldg 

C M Palmer,  Honore  Bldg  

H R Wilson,  Insurance  Bldg 

Adler  & Sullivan,  Borden  Blk 

W G Barfleld,  81  Clark  st  

L B Dixon,  230  La  Salle  st  

W W Clay,  175  Dearborn  st  

W Strippleuan,  161  La  Salle  st  

Adler  & Sullivan,  Borden  Blk 

F Keltenich,  78— 5th  ave 

J H Huber,  170  Washington  st 

F R Schock,  81  Clark  st 

Julius  Huber,  179  Washington  stO  ....  --■••••• 

G Grussing,  Warren  and  Sacramento  aves 

D 8 Pentecost 

F R Schock.  81  Clark  st.... . ....  

Ackerman  & Sunderland,  Ashland  Bit Fram0 

Miller  & Thaiu,  169  La  Salle  st t>_s«v 

a F Boos,  474  Sedgwick  st. . 

Cicero  Hine,  81  Clark  st . . . . 

I Flanders  & Zimmerman.  Mailer’s  bldg^ 


Pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Stone,  glass,  etc. 

Pressed  brick,  iron,  etc. 
Pressed  brick. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Pressed  brick  eto. 

Brick. 

Frame.  : 

Brick,  etc. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Pressed  brick,  etc. 

Pressed  brick,  etc. 
Pressedjbrick  and  stone. 
Pressed  brick  and  cut  stone. 
Frame. 

Pressed  brick. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone. 
Pressed  brick,  etc. 

Pressed  brick. 

Pressed  brick,  iron,  etc. 
Stone. 


Contracts  not  let 


Brick.  - , • " 

Frame,  brick,  glass,  etc. 
Pressed  brick,  stone,  etc 


Lumber1 

AS» 

Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 

-AND  ALL  KINDS  OF  - ______ 

flooring  to  order. 

jgy-Special  Sizes  for  ^a^6rS’  Bri<*e 

Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


HARDWOOD 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATED 

HOLBROOK  CO. 


624 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


3.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  RANDOLPH  ST .,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street-Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Membeb  Chicago  Real  Estate  Boabd. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  24—116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St„  - - - CHICAGO. 


HOME  INVESTMENTS. 

IF  YOU  HAVE  $200  OR  MORE 
TO  INVEST,  CALL  AND  SEE  OUR 
ILLINOIS  AND  INDIANA  FIRST 
MORTCACE  COUPON  BONDS. 
FARM  LOANS  at  Current  RATES 
COMPLETED  IN  FIVE  DAYS 

United  States  Loan  & Trust 

COMPANY, 

309  Si  310  Royal  Insurance  Build’g, 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  8.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

^*3I»ney  Loaned, J 

®“Taxes  Paid, 

^-Investments  Made, 

^-Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


O.  A,  HALE. 


E.  O.  HALE. 


HALE  BROS., 

REAL  ESTATE  I LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 


164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 


MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CUBBENT  BATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

K.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


C.  A.  BR0SIEN, 

Real  Estate,  Renting, 

AND 

L O ANS. — 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

56  Dearborn  St. , Chicago, 

Main  Floor. ) 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 


P.  R.  CHANDLER. 

HO  Dearborn  Street. 

F.  R.  CHANDLER. 

DIXON  & PETERSONf. 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING!! 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO.  ILL. 

Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  Si  Washington  Streets. 

WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 

Andrew  KrimlDill, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

Notary  Public  and.  Conveyancer. 

OFEICES4. — Rooms  4 and  6 Winnipeg  Block, 
South  Chicago,  111.  Howard  and  South  Chicago  Ave- 
nues, Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago.  Hegewiscli  and  Cummings 

property  a specialty. 

Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works. 

POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cars 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  Si  Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  So.  209. 

Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 

FOR  SALE. 

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— (°)(o)  Do  You  Want  a Home!  (o)(o)— 

FOR  SALE— DREXEL-BOULEVARD. 

We  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty-seventh-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Also  between  Forty-eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare,  opportunity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-fifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGCE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st..  Rooml,  second  floor. 


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56  Dearborn  Street. 


FOR  RENT.— 

IN  THE 

NEW  BUILDING, 

209 211 213 215 

CHICAGO  AVE.,  COR.  WELLS  ST. 


ONE  ELEGANT  DOUBLE  STORE. 


ONE  ELEGANT  SINGLE  STORE. 
Also,  ELATS, 

WITH  MODERN  1MPOVEMENTS. 
CHARLES  GOODMAN, 

Room  76,  115  Dearborn-st. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing. 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.600.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bnck  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle, 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2.600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 

with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  Drick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x126, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


Residence  on  Bissel  street,  2-story  and 

Cellar  - - - $6,800 

Residence  on  Bissel  st.,  2-story,  - 4,500 

“ Dayton  st  - - - 6,800 

“ Dayton  st  - - 5,OOo 

“ Clark  st.  close  to  Park  - 13,000 

“ ‘‘  “ ,l  “ - 12,500 

“ “ “ “ - 22.000 
“ La  Salle  av  - - 8,000 

“ Hurlbut  st  - - 12,000 

“ Webster  av  - - - 5,600 

“ “ “ 11  - - - 6,600 
“ in  LakeView,  two-story  and 

Cellar,  It  50x197,  nr.  Lake,  12,000 
3 stry  flats  on  Clark  st.,  - - 16,000 

3 stry  flats  on  Mohawk  st.,  - 10,500 

3 stry  flats  on  Wells  st  9,500 

3 stry  flats  SedgwicK  ...  8,250 

Business  Property  on  Clark  st  - $20,000 
“ “ Wells  st  - 19,000 

“ “ Cottage  Grv.  Av.  26,000 

“ Milwaukee  av  28,500 


FOR  SALE— TO  CAPITALISTS  AND  IN- 
VESTORS. 

ADAMS-ST. — The  best  50-foot  lot  between 
Fifth-av.  and  State  can  be  bought  cheap 
for  a few  days. 

CLARK-ST. — East  front,  40-foot  store,  north 
of  Jackson;  very  choice;  certain  income 

CLARK-ST. — West  front,  50-foot  store,  south 
of  Jackson;  very  choice  and  cheap, 

FRANKLIN-ST. — Elegant  unimproved  cor- 
ner, 60x90;  best  bargain  on  the  market. 

MONROE-ST. — Store  well  located  and 
cheap. 

VAN  BUREN-ST. — Corner  improved;  if  you 
want  a good  investment  buy  it. 

WASHINGTON-ST. — A fine  office  building 
at  a bargain. 

FRANKLIN-ST. — A good  corner,  60x90,  un- 
improved. 

WABASH-AV. — Large  corner,  improved; 
first-class  investment 

THREE  SINGLE  STORES— Centrally  lo- 
cated; $50,000  to  $60,000 each;  well  rented. 

MILWAUKEE-AV.-Two  3-story  brick  stores 
for  less  than  they  can  be  built  for;  must 
sell. 

STaTE-ST. — Double  brick  store,  50x110, 
near  Harrison-st. 

WABASH-AV. — 80x165,  near  Hormon-court; 
coming  property. 

RANDOLPH-ST. — 80$180  foot  store;  best 
investment  in  the  city. 

W.  MADISON-ST. — -Several  good  bargains 
on  this  growing  street. 

N.  CLARK-ST. — Several  10  per  cent  invest- 
ments. 

J.  P.  WHITE,  39  Washington-st.,  Room  10 


. - , , w.  (°)(o) 

(o)(o)(o)(o)(o)(o)(o) 

Would  yon  like  to  purchase  a house  and 
lot  on  the  easy-payment  plan  and  be  abso- 
lutely certain  that  should  death  occur  your 
family  will  be  provided  with  a home  clear  of 
all  indebtedness  and  also  with  a sum  of 
money  to  help  them  through  the  most  dis- 
tressing time  of  their  lives?  If  so,  buy  a 
home  on  the  W.  E.  Catlin  guarantee  plan, 
which  gives  the  purchaser  the  strongest 
guarantee  ever  given  in  a real-estate  trans 
action.  We  will  sell  you  a home  at  Herrno- 
sa  or  Pennock,  either  of  frame  houses  and 
cottages,  honestly  and  well  built,  after  the 
most  approved  plans,  each  built  on  two 
lots,  50  ft.  front,  a number  of  different  styles, 
at  extremely  low  prices,  on  long  time  and 
easy  payments,  and  positively  guarantee 
that  should  you  die  during  the  continuance 
of  the  contract  we  will  give  your  wife  or 
heirs  a deed  to  the  property  free  of  all  in- 
cumbrance, and  return  them  in  cash  all  the 
money  you  may  have  paid  on  the  premises. 
If  you  purchase  a home  on  this  plan  and 
die  during  the  continuance  of  the  contract 
the  property  will  cost  you  nothing.  If  you 
do  not  die  you  pay  for  the  home  just  as  easy 
as  though  this  guarantee  had  not  been  given. 

Hermosa  and  PeDnock  are  only  six  miles 
from  the  court-house,  on  the  C M & St.  P. 
R.  R.  Plenty  of  trains;  6 cts.  fare;  only 
one  mile  west  of  Humboldt  park;  will  have 
the  street-cars  here  in  a few  months;  splen 
did  opportunity  to  make  money  or  get  yon 
a home.  Call  and  see  the  property  free. 

5®*  Offices  at  depot  in  Hermosa,  at  913 
North- av.,  and  94  Washington-st.,  room  26. 

J.  F.  &C.  P,  KEENEY. 


FOR  SALE. 

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60x170  feet 

Near  Twenty-Second  St.. 
Below  Market. 


Will  lease  for  99  years  without  re-valuation, 
at  $1,200  per  year. 

KNIGHT  <fc  MARSHALL, 

Rms  4 and  5 At  97  Clark  St. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


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OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

Spscial  Rates  nS/Ia-cle 
for  Certified 

Copies . 


Wm 


E.  HlNCHLIFF  & Co.,  sucoessors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


C.  R.  WALLECK, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO.  IliG 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Northwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-clasir  se- 
curity. ^-Correspondence  solicited. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 


Room 


lo  i 59  LaSalle  St.  Chicago. 


C J. 


X.,.  MEYER  & SOISTS 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


CO 


GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mort£3iK6  anil  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Kates  of  interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


For  Sale  or  Lease. 

BEST  LOCATION  IN  SOUTH  CHICAGO. 

Our  buildings  and  3%  acres  of  Land,  with 
two  railroad  tracks  and  track  scales,  etc. 

This  plant  is  reached  by  the  C.  R I.  & P- 
and  Pittsburgh  and  Ft.  Wayne  railroads, 
without  switching  charges,  and  is  also  con- 
nected  with  all  other  railroads  by  the  “Belt” 
system.  Will  remove  to  our  new  works  about 

M!iy  CHICAGO  FORGE  & BOLT  CO  , 

234  South  Clark-st.,  Chicago. 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS 

Office  Fittings. 


Hardwood  Interior  Finish. 
Designs  Furnished. 


Fine  Store  and 


Fifth  av,  75  ft  s of  Twenty  sixth  st  ef  24x 
125  ft  Nov  9,  Emily  J Larocx  to  Eh  Mor- 
ris   *3’200 

Fourteenth  8t  w,  350  ft  w of  Jefferson  sf 
25x90  ft  Nov  1,  Peter  Klomis  to  Henry 

••■f3’960 

Forest  av,  259  ft  n of  33rd  st,  ef  20x125  ft, 
nov  1,  Mary  li  Laing  to  Mary  C Scofield 

$7500 

Fulton  st,  24  ft  w of  Paulina  sf  24x123  ft, 
June  1,  E A McScully  to  Jas  McLaugh- 
lin   

Fullerton  av  275  ft  e of  Elston  nf  25  ft  to 
alley  Oct  30,  Bertha  Wandtke  to  John 


Nineteenth  ,t  w No  977  Joseph  H.ae.tzone- 


THE  RECORD. 


(See  table  of  Future  New  Buildings,  Third  Page  ) 

KI!IIjI>[1V<4  permits. 

Ashland  av,  No  834  John  Pecha  2-story  flats, 
21x36  $1,800. 

Ashland  av  s,  No  660  Andrew  Dresel  frame 
addition  20x30,  $900. 

Archer  av,  No  3039,  Mr?  M Mahoney  3-story 
store  and  flats  24x65,  $6,000. 

Adams  st  w,  No  1244  B F Carroll  1-story 
barn  20x20,  $200. 

Campbell  Park  No  46,  John  Andrews  3-story 
dwelling  22x60,  $5,000. 

Centre  st,  No  368  Wm  Boehmer  three-storv 
dwelling  30x46,  $4,000. 

Coulter  st  No  135  H Loborg  l-story  cottage 
22x32,  $800. 

Congress  st,  at  759  Jas  McGrath  1-story  ad- 
dition 25x9,  $300. 

Chicago  av  at  27,  A Burton  3-st’ry  story  and 
dwelling  28x83,  *10,000. 

Dunnst,  No  2958  CNanke  1 st’ry  cottage  20 
x24,  $500. 

Davis’ st,  No  757  Mrs  C Pohlsl-story  cottage 
20x50,  $1,300. 

Eleventh  st,  No  71,  M Crowe  2-story  barn  30 
x46,  $600. 

Ellis  av  No  3538,  L A Elied  2 story  dwelling 
25x65,  $10,000. 

Ellis  av  Nos  3840  to  3844,  R J Taylor  three 
2-story  dwellings  58x50,  $14,000. 

Fairfield  st  at  505,  Mrs  Markham  1-story 
cottage  20x30  $1,000. 

Green  st,  No  42,  The  Bremer  & Hoffman 
Brewing  Company  2-story  stable  32x120, 
$8,000. 

Girard  st,  No  799,  F Anderson  1-story 
tage  21x32,  $800. 

Harrison  st,  No  575  W Reese  3-story 
aud  flats.  22x69,  $6,000. 

Hoyne  av,  No  711,  A Ochs  two-story  dwell 
ing  23x50,  and  barn  20x20,  $8,000. 

Henry  st,  No  184  Paul  Kaleth  l-story  cot 
tage  20x50,  $1,000. 

Hastings  st,  No  27,  T Brennan  2-story  flats 
22x50,  $3,000. 

Halsted  st  s.  Nos  443-445,  P Wickmanu, 
basement  48x78,  $1,300. 

Harrison  st,  No  1006  L C Kuhner  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  24x60  $3,500. 

Indiana  av,  No  1619,  D*E  C Dudley  2-story 
-*  dwelling  24x50,  $9,000. 

La  Salle  st,  No  2959,  J Knowsky,  2-story 
barn  22x55.  $600. 

Lake  st  w No  142,  Edward  McJohn  3-story 
factory  30x75,  $4,600. 

Moore  st  No  121  Anton  Gutlich  l-story  cot- 
tage 21x32,  $600. 

North  av,  No  383,  Geo  Andrews  l-story  cot- 
tage 31x40,  $800, 

Noble  st  at  531,  W Dyminez  4-story  store  and 
flats,  24x90,  $9,000. 


story  cottage  20x25,  $800 
Oakley  av,  at  428,  John  Forbes  basement, 
$1,000. 

Oak  st,  No  59  A S Seib  basement  20x48,  $1,- 
400. 

Paulina  stn,  No  469  G Shubert  2-story  front 
addition  24x40  $2,000. 

Prairie  av  Nos  3635  to  3639  L Dunham  three 
2-story  dwellings  50x60,  $1,200. 

Seventeenth  st,  No  810  L Katowski  l-story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,200. 

State  st,  at  3831,  J W Cochrane  2-story  store 
and  flats  27x47,  $8,000. 

Sawyer  st,  at  966  J S Lombard  2-story  dwell 
ing  21x35,  $2,000. 

Twelfth  st  w,  Nos  704  and  708  Wolf  &Krump 
two  2-story  dwellings  44x75  $8,00C. 
Thirteenth  st,  No  346,  W Lorr  2-story 
20x36,  $1,600. 

Twelfth  st,  No  116,  Western  Indiana 
road  Go  oil-house,  20x85,  $6,500. 

Twentv first  st,  No  238  Jno  Adams  l-story 
barn  20x45,  $1,200. 

Van  Buren  st  w,  Nos  704  to  708,  John  A 
Baldwin  three  3-story  stores  and  dwellings, 
61x55,  $15,000.  . 

Western  av  n,  at  216,  Thos  McKinzie  base- 
ment 20x45,  $1,200. 

Woodsts,  at  3739  A Wolschlinger  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  20x60,  $2, COO. 

Van  Horn  stNo  917,  Frank  Jonas  1 -st’ry  cot- 
tage 20x50,  $1,000. 


ger. 


$500 


Blue  Island  av,  nw  cor  Henry  st,  se  f 27  ft 
to  alley  Nov  5,  F J Limbach  to  0 H Mul- 

$18,500 

Bryson  st,  79  ft  e of  Leavitt,  sf  26x132  ft 
Oct  22,  E H Gammon  to  F W Hatterman 


flats 


Rail- 


Lyon  . 


$400 


cot- 


stores 


WARRANTY  UHEDS. 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  foui  ’ 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Adams  st’  309  ft  e of  California  av,  sf  27x 
124  ft  Nov  10  Edwin  Lake  to  D J Smith 
$2,300 

Austin  av,  ne  cor  Peoria  st.  sf  35x116  ft, 
nov  11,  Catherine  A Barrett  to  R Bl 

Retrone $5,500 

Augusta  st,  ne  cor  Wood  sf  25x111  ft,  nov 
4 Louisa  and  T Schulze  to  J F Doerrer 
’ $6,875 

Adams  st,  SO  ft  e of  Rockwell  sf  25x125  ft 
Nov  11,  John  Kenny  to  Ira  J Lord.  $1,000 
Allport  st,  297  ft  n of  Nineteenth  wf  36x 
125  ft  Nov  4,  Wm  Kasper  to  Josef  Tor- 
nic  $1,200 

Ashland  av  25  ft  s of  Cornelia  st  ef  25x130 
ft,  Sept  9,  estof  W S Johnston  to  Peter 

Schockwell • $4’200 

Astor  st,  105  ft  n of  Schiller,  wf  100  ft  to 
alley  mid  % Oct  3,  Wm  Waller  to  J L 

Houghteling |10’ * 0 

BismarcK  st,  179  ft  w of  RocKwell  sf  25x 
125  feet  Nov  8,  Annie  S Willard  to  E S ^ 

Cummings •••••- V ^5° 

Bloomingdale  road,  se  cor  Paulina  st,  nf 
265x100  feet  Nov  1,  W C Dillard  to  F K 

Stevens ••••••"  ®3’350 

Bloomingdale  road,  sw  cor  Ashland  av,  nf 
97x100  feet  Nov  1,  W D Dilliard  to  N J 

Fitzgibbons IW»00 

Bunker  st‘  162  ft  w of  Canal  nf  nov  4.  Va- 
clav Topimra  to  Jakob  Maresch $4,200 

Bloomingdale  road,  ne  cor  Edgar  st,  sf  96 
xl25  ft  Feb  11,  Chicago  Land  Company 

to  E B Moore $1>?00 

Blue  Island  av,  nw  cor  Henry  st.  se  f -7  ft 
to  rear  of  lot  Nov  1,  C h Mulliiren  to  D 

R Breed $18,500 

Banwans  st,  96  ft  s of  Blackhawk  wf  24x126 
ft  Nov  4,  Louis  Fischer  to  Maria  Wonst 

$1,400 


Curtis  st,  sw  cor  Ohio,  ef  75%xll0  ft  July 
31,  Master  in  chancery  to  P 0 Stens- 

land $5,225 

Clark  st  n.  150  feet  s of  Schiller  st,  ef  25x 
161  feet,  Nov  5.  A W Cooke  to  S H Hun  t 
' $15,000 

Clark  st  n,  66  ft  n of  Schiller,  ef  44x151  ft 
Nov  4,  C L Niehoff  to  C W Lasher. $8,883 
Chicago  av,  100  ft  w of  Lessing  st,  sf  25x 
100  ft,  June  26.  F C Adams  to  M Bartel- 

me $2‘300 

Cynthia  court.  476  7t  s of  Ogden  av.  ef  25x 
146  ft,  Oct  18,  Ada  J Nohe  to  Matilda  E 

Risedorph $2,200 

Clayton  st,  50  ft  e of  Fisit  sf  25x85  ft,  Nov 

4,  John  Paine  to  Jan  Stepauck $2,050 

Clark  st,  225  ft  s of  Van  Buren  wf  50x100 
ft  Nov  1,  Marv  E Hawley  to  Margaret 

Miller $50,000 

Chicago  av,  146  ft  w of  Seymour  st,  nf  24 
xl24  feet,  Sept  9,  H T Brand  to  Ignatz 

Lunge $425 

Centre  av  n,  75  ft  s of  Erie  st  ef  25x106  ft 
Nov  6,  Ole  Johnsen  to  Asmuz  Adams  $5,500 
Charlton  st,  232  ft  n of  34th  ef  24x123  feet 
Oct  19,  Albert  Wisner  to  Thomas  Mahar 

$450 

Congress  st,  253  ft  w of  Sacramento  av  nf 
25x153  feet  July  27,  Edson  Keith  to  E 

Healey • • $350 

Chicago  av  w,  the  premises  No  202  Nov  b, 
Sophie  Nabroth  to  Charles  H & E Poeh 

ler  $3,50° 

Centre  st,  93%  feet  e of  Orchard  nf  46%x 
125  ft.  Not  8,  D & A Seeglitz  to  Mary  A 

Longhue.... *3,672 

Chicago  av  w,  100  ft  e of  North  Centre  nf 
25x121  ft  June  24,  est  of  W B Ogden  to 

Johanna  A Foster $1,800 

De  Koven  st,  125  ft  w of  Desplaines  nf  25 
xll9  feet,  Nov  1,  C J VapieKau  et  al  to 

FranK  Katal $4,250 

Dickson  st,  170  ft  s of  Blackhawk,  ef  24x 
109  ft,  Oct  13,  J M Southworth  to  Mich- 
ael Kryk $1,000 

Dashiel  st,  191  ft  s of  31st  wf  25x124  feet, 
Nov  6,  Benjamin  Shurtleff  to  Edmond 

Fitzgibbon $700 

Dixon  st,  600  ft  s of  Blackhawk  ef  26x109 
ft  nov  10.  Joseph  Nelson  to  John  Berndt 
f $2,700 

Division  st50  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  25x135 
ft  August  1;  Frederick  Waswo  to  P W 

Bourke ••  •• 

Erie  st,  82%  ft  w of  Curtis,  nf  27%xlOO  ft 
Nov  5,  P O Stensland  to  N J E K.  .$2,450 
Erie  st.  250  ft  e of  Wood  sf  25x124  ft,  Oct 

13,  R M Hunt  to  John  McCoy $850 

Erie  st,  55  ft  w of  Market,  nf  70x100  feet, 
Oct  27,  Louis  Lightner  to  J P Agnew 

* $7,000 

Ewing  st,  130  ft  w of  Beach  nf  50x118  ft, 
Nov  8,  O D Wetherell  to  Wm  Duncan  et 

al  ’ $12,000 

Fifth  av,  75  ft  s of  Napoleon  place  ef  25x 
125  ft,  Nov  3,  F L Rneckheim  to  J J To- 
bin   $2,100 

Fifth  av  157 % ft  s of  Harrison  st,  wf  79% 
xl06  ft  Sept  22,  est  of  R C Flint  to  J L 

Fulton 

Fuller  st,  168  ft  w of  Hickory  sf  25x100  ft 
Nov  5,  C F F Heller  to  H A David $625 


Fifteenth  et  e of  Washtenaw  av  nf  32x124 
ft  Nov  1,  E E Crepin  to  M C Lewis.  .$500 
Fulton  st,  the  premises  No  671  Oct  15,  Is- 
abella McMillan  et  al  to  Mary  Dodge 

..*•  . . . • $2,000 

Forest  av,  170  ft  n of  32d  st  wf  25x125  ft 
Oct  18,  Alexander  McIntosh  to  Cather- 
ine B Maloney $3’425 

Fifth  av,  ne  cor  Taylor  st  wf  49  10-12x107 
2-12  ft  Sept  22,  est  of  R G Flint  to  J I 

Fulton fit'500 

Fullerton  av,  49  feet  w of  Clybourn  nf  50x 
150  ft,  Nov  4,  R S and  O W Newell  to 

Chas  Niesel • • • • 5^°°° 

Green  st,  120  ft  s of  Washington  bd  ef  90x 
138  ft  Sept  11,  Calvin  Snow  to  A M & C 

Hoffman 

Cano  st,  110  ft  e of  Calumet  av  sf  25x124 
ft  nov  8,  T C Spaulding  to  Ellen  Burns 

$5,690 

Gross  Parkway  48  ft  w of  Seymour  st,  wf 
‘Mxl20  feet  March  1,  S E Gross  to  W J 

Moore — ‘f1’900 

Grovelvnd  ParK  av,  60  ft  ne  of  3J4d  st,  ne 
f 20x104  ft,  Oct  30,  Lilia  W Browning  to 

Mary  L Ward ...$8,25° 

Hoyne  av,  50  ft  s of  Le  Moyne  st,  wf  48x 
150  feet,  Nov  3,  John  Buehler  to  Peter 

Johnson VAT*3 

Honore  st,  228  ft  s of  Thirty  eighth  wt  24 
xl20  feet  Sept  11,  S E Gross  to  Thomas 


Quirk  . 


$1,600 


Harrison  st,  69  ft  n of  Sherman  sf  25x100 
ft  Nov  8,  Anna  M Mulfinger  to  John  r 



Homer  st  se  cor  C & N W R R 131  ft  to  R 
R wf  Nov  9,  Hannah  & R Sparrow  to  X 

Hoffmann f1’400 

Hanover  st,  98  ft  s of  29th  wf  25x99%  ft, 

SeDt  17,  est  of  David  Davis  to  Otto  H 

giePlaff. $2-400 

Halsted  st,  191  ft  n of  Thirty  sixth  wf  24x 
123%  ft  Nov  10,  Catherine  Schrier  to  L 

P Holbrook - J*£00 

Harvard  st,  ne  cor  Francisco  sf  297x297  ft 
Oct  28.  L C Stifel  to  R P Cherry.  . .$7,o00 
Hinman  st,  150  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  25x125 
ft,  Oct  25,  Jas  Denniston  to  Edw.  Lmt-^ 

H as tf n §[ s &s t," 2 8 8 ft  w of  Loomis  sf '24x124 
ft  Nov  5,  Jermiah  Garvey  to  T J Garrity 

$1,550 

Harrison  st,  24%  ft  e of  Clinton  sf  24%x 
60  feet  Nov  4,  F P Burxhardt  to  Samuel 

Burkhardt •.••••  • ■ • • • • • ‘ ‘f1225 

Harvard  st,  ne  cor  Francisco  sf  29/X-J7  It 
Oct  29  R R Cherry  to  E A Cummings 

’ $10,000 

Halsted  st,  94  ft  s of  38th  st,wf  24x123  ft 
Oct  11,  Mary  Murphy  to  Daniel  Drew^ 

Homer  st,  188  ft  e of  Hoyne  av,  nf  24x100 
feet  Nov  1.  Isaac  Drake  to  George  Shaw^ 

Hamlin  av,  140  ft  n of  Fulton  st,  ef  25x65 
feet  Nov  1,  Mathilda  Greenebaum  to  K 

Janssen •••••••  "V  f 35 

Hervey  st,  120ft  e of  Girard  sf  24xl2o  ft, 
Nov  9,  Edwin  Maynard  to  A Kopinski^ 

Halsted  st,  ne  cor  Thirty  third  wf  37x125 
ft,  Nov  9,  William  Lynch  to  Otto  Heper^ 

Harrison  st,’l75feet  e of  Francisco  nf  25x 
125  feet  Ang  9,  J N Vance  to  E Le  Beau^ 

Hirsch  st,  96  ft  w of  Leavitt,  sf  24x127  ft, 
August  30,  John  Jensen  to  Fred  Miller^ 

Illinois  st,  the  premises  No  289,  Nov  10, 
Albert  E Roof  to  Henry  Tewes $14,boO 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Idaho  st,  141  ft  n of  Harrison  ef  25x125  ft 
Nov  9,  VV  C Walker  to  Gertrude  V Lord 

$1,500 

Idaho  st,  298  ftn  of  Greenshaw,  wf  24x125 
ft  Oct  9,  H L Turner  et  al  to  A H Elliott 

$2,250 

Irving  pi,  294  ft  n of  Harrison  st,  wf  20x 
123%  ft,  Oct  15,  W W Bell  to  Millie  J 

Mason $8,000 

Jackson  st,  18%ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  18%x 
150%  feet  Oct  25,  G N Hull  to  Sadie  A 

Walkup  et  al $8,000 

Jefferson  st,  ne  cor  Congress  wf  50%xl03 
feet  Nov  6,  heirs  of  A Morrison  to  A E 

Kent  $5,500 

Kinzie  st,  140  ft  e of  Paulina  sf  104x100  ft 
Nov  6,  Johanna  & M Evans  to  J A and 

G Lomax $2,000 

Leipsic  st,  sw  cor  Ems  ef  24x100  ft  Nov  1, 

Jens  Larsen  to  Ole  M Anderson $1,300 

Lincoln  av,  212  ft  nw  of  SedgwicK  st,  sw  f 
72  ft  to  alley  Nov  8,  C J Singer  to  C W 

Andrews  Jr  et  al $14,000 

Leavitt  st,  25  ft  s of  Thompson  ef  25x124 
feet,  Nov  6,  F W Hatterman  to  B Nixola 

$750 

Lowe  av  400  ft  s of  28th  st,  ef  25x124  feet 
Nov  1,  E VV  Walters  to  W & F Henze 

$1,900 

Loomis  st,  137  feet  s of  Van  Buren  ef  3(>x 
125  feet,  Oct  15,  Matthew  Laflin  to  E P 

Murdock $3,750 

Lincoln  st,  165  ft  n of  39th  wf  24x123  feet 
Oct  10,  S E Gross  to  August  Farmerstein 

$850 

Lincoln  st,  251  ft  n of  39th  wf  24x123  feet 
Oct  13,  S E Gross  to  A Ganlowsky . . . $850 
Lincoln  st,  156  ft  s of  Thirty  eighth  wf  24 
xl23  ft,  Sept  24,  S E Gross  to  Wilhelm 

Griebel $850 

Leavitt  st,  75  ft  s of  Armitage  av,  wf  25x 
100  ft,  nov  11,  F W Hatterman  toBabet- 

ta  Karl $550 

Laflin  st,  137  ft  s of  Van  Buren  wf  89x125 
ft  Feb  23,  est  of  J F Judd  to  A T Merri- 

man $8,455 

Laflin  st,  same  as  above  Nov  8,  A T Mer 

riman  to  FraDZ  Ambing $9,345 

Lyman  st,  se  cor  Bonfield  nw  f 34x100  ft, 

Nov  3,  € J Hull  to  Jas  Hagan $1,000 

Lake  st,  371%  ft  w of  Kedzie  av,  sf  25x122 
feet,  Oct  18,  Jane  A Smith  to  N Gross 

$1,000 

La  Salle  av,  70  ft  sof  Indiana  st  ef  30x99 
ft  Oct  19,  A W Wolff  to  J Berner. . . $5,600 
Leavitt  st,  sw  cor  Coblentz  ef  24x100  feet 
Sept  21,  Ferdinand  Korff  to  Jakob 

Hang $575 

Lexington  st,  sw  cor  Albany  av  nf  52x125 
ft  July  23,  P W Snowhook  to  A Buersta- 
tle $ 1,000 

Marshfield  av,  132%  ft  n of  Taylor  st,  wf 
32%xl01  feet  Oct  1,  W D Irwin  to  Polk 

Morgan $1,798 

Monroe  st  432  ft  e of  Kedzie  av.  nf  19%  x 
126  ft  Nov  3,  G A Seaverns  to  Brainard 

Hamsinger $3,500 

Myrtle  st,  164  ft  s of  Taylor  wf  24x109  ft, 

Nov  4,  G L Warner  tc  Emma  C Jackson 

$500 

Mowry  st,  218  ft  s of  26th  wf  24x124  feet, 
QNov  9,  G P Phillips  to  E A Cummings 


Wholesale  ard  Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBEr 

CS-ICS0O,  ll.i. 


Office  U.  ion  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St 
Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BILLS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Ontario  st,  245  fte  of  St  Clair  sf  20x120  ft 
Oct  10,  est  of  W B Ogden  to  Virginia  H 

Chandler $3,400 

Ontario  st,  w and  adj  above  20x120  ft  Oct 
19,  est  of  W B Ooden  to  R G Chandler 

„ $3,400 

Oakley  av,  110  ft  s of  22nd  st,  wf  25x125 
ft  Sept  9,  J B T Marsh  to  Mary  L Marsh 

„ $500 

Oakley  av,  375  ft  s of  Thirteenth  st.  ef  25x 
125  ft  Sept  1,  E A West  to  W H Murphy 

• $1,750 

Polk  st.  126%  ft  e of  Albany  av,  sf  25x125 
ft,  Sept  27,  P W Snowhook  to  Thomas 

Sampson $400 

Prescott  st,  ne  cor  California  av  sf  24%x 
120  ft,  Sept  17,  J O Wetherbee  et  al  to 

WF  Wegner $750 

Paulina  st,  72  ft  n of  38th  ef  24x125  feet, 
Sept  3,  James  Nichols  to  Peter  Samp- 

®°n 

Polk  st.  145  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  24x106  feet 
Nov  5,  Lawrence  Nelson  to  J H King 

$2,300 

Polk  st  2o  ft  e of  Francisco  sf  50x125  feet 
Oct  6,  J N Vance  to  Julia  A Brooks  $1,000 
Prescott  st,  se  cor  California  av  nf  24%x 
120  ft,  Sept  20,  J V Wetherbee  to  An- 
drew Selsbock $750 

Robey  st,  48  feet  n of  Wabansia  av  ef  24x 
100  ft,  Aug  21,  C G Rickleffs  to  Phebe 

Hamilton $550 

Racine  av  241  ft  s of  Webster  wf  25x123  ft 
Aug  27,  Jas  Morgan  to  Louis  Grossman 


Madison  st,  420  ft  e of  Homan  av,  sf  25x 
115  ft,  Sept  28,  E FComstocK  to  Julia  G 

Sherrick $1,500 

Menomonee  st  443  ft  w of  Wells  nf  17x105 
ft  Sept  29,  H Schuler  to  Gilbert  Morgan 

$1,100 

May  st,  150  ft  n of  20th  wf  25x100  ft,  Nov 

4,  Frans  Schrieber  to  J ohn  Krai $2,400 

Main  st,  740  feetse  of  Archer  av,  sw  f 24x 
114  ft,  October  8,  J W Smith  to  Michael 

Hicsey $1,100 

Michigan  av,  130  ft  n of  Adams  st,  ef  28x 
172  feet  Nov  5,  Milton  George  to  C W 

Wheeler .'. $25,000 

Morgan  st,  nw  cor  Austin  av  ef  56x116  ft, 
Nov  1,  Natnl  Life  Ins  Company  to  John 

Nelson $5,250 

Morgan  st,  same  as  above  Nov  4,  Jno  Nel- 
son to  Ole  O Mauland $6,000 

Ninth  av,  601  ft  eof  Sheffield  sf  25  ft  to  al- 
ley March  6,  Margueritha  Bibber  to  An- 
thony Bibber $2,200 

North  av,  176  ft  e of  Sheridan  st,  nf  50x 
120  feet  Nov  2,  Noah  Barnes  to  Sarah  J 

Staley $1,1 

Nineteenth  st  w,  206%  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf75 
25x125  ft,  Oct  6,  estate  of  Alex  Brand  to 

Ernst  Diedrich $5 

Nora  av,  ne  cor  Thompson  st  wf  24x12650 
feet,  Nov  9,  Jens  Larsen  to  Fransiska 

Larsen $600 

Ogden  av  61  ft  sw  of  Tolman  se  f 61  ft  to 
alley  October  5,  T G Carson  to  Jane  L 
Smith $3,500 


Racine  av,  193  ft  n of  Centre  st,  wf  25x124 
ft,  Nov  1,  James  Morgan  to  Jacob  Klee 

_ 1850 

R*bey  st,  nw  cor  Churchill  ef  24x100  ft  al- 
so 24x100  ft  at  sw  cor  of  said  sts  Oct  8, 
Marshall  Field  to  F W Hattermann  $1,125 
RocKwell  st,  50-ft  n of  Hirsch,  wf  25x126 
feet  Novi,  nelen  Morgan  to  Edith  L 

Pease $425 

Randolph  st,  112  ft  w of  Elizabeth  sf  113x 
181  ft,  Oct  22,  S W Rodman  to  J H Bat- 

ten- $24,000 

Randolph  st,  same  as  above  Oct  22,  J H 

Batten  Jr  to  L R Giddings $28,000 

Rebecca  st,  w of  Rockwell,  nf  44%xl24  ft, 

Nov  6,  W S Hall  to  E J Webb $55 

Seventeenth  st,  200  feet  e of  Laflin  nf  25x 
124  feet,  Nov  9,  Marie  Zadera  to  Vaclav 

Krejie $1,732 

Seminary  av,  300  ft  n of  Belden  ef  25x124 
feet  und  % Oct  28,  M & E Heine  to  F L 

a Bryant $519 

Seminary  av,  same  as  above  Oct  28,  und  % 

Same  to  F G Bishop $519 

Sheldon  st.  85  ft  s of  Fulton  wf  20x120  ft 
Feb  17,  J G Evenden  to  Z P Davies  $4500 
Seminary  av,  287%  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  ef 
25x123  ft,  nov  1,  Jas  Morgan  to  Patrick 

Riley $1,050 

Sheffield  av,  87%  ft  s of  Garfield  blvd  wf 
32%x126  ft  Nov  6,  Chas  Luehke  to  Car- 
oline Bruhns $1,400 

Seventeenth  st,  225  feet  e of  Laflin  nf  25x 

124  ft,  Sept  24,  Marie  Suing  to  Jan  Pe- 
koe   $2,345 

Shoberst,  218%  ft  s of  Brysone  f 72%xl24 
feet,  Nov  1,  John  Jensen  to  F C Gehnke 

$8,700 

Scott  st,  ne  cor  Astor  sf  20x120  ft  Nov  8, 
Sophia  Paulding  to  E G Paulding. . $6,000 
Sedgwick  st,  170  ft  s of  Eugenie,  ef  24x115 
feet,  April  2,  PC  Hicxey  to  Mary  Lang 

$3,400 

Trumbull  av  311  ft  s of  22d  st  ef  50x125  ft  j 
also  50x125  ft  in  same  blk  Nov  1,  J Le 

Messurier  to  J A Kelly $1,200 

Twelfth  st,  150  fte  of  Laflin  sf  30x106  H, 
Nov  6,  James  Rogers  to  F M Lehmann 

$4,000 

Twenty  second  st,  nw  corner  St  Louis  av  sf 
33%x125  ft.  Aug  10,  John  Holroyd  to  Jo- 

haDne  Hernowsky $950 

Twelfth  st,  141  feet  w of  Centre  av,  sf  25x 

125  ft  Nov  11,  John  Croak  to  W S Casey 

$6,000 

Twenty  first  st,  25  ft  e of  Wentworth  av  nf 
50x87  ft  nov  10.  Martin  Willets  to  G G 

Newberry $12,000 

Twenty  fifth  st,  144  ft  w of  California  av 
nf  49x120  ft,  Oct  19,  G W Carr  to  Jonn 
Storch $725 


Thirty  first  st,  74  ft  e of  Indiana  av,  sf  56x 
140  feet  Nov  4,  A Hayes  to  F T HasKell 

$16,500 

Thirty  seventh  st,  50  ft  e of  Wallace  sf  25x 
100  ft  Nov  1,  Bridget  M Molton  to  J E 

Brennan $2,500 

Walnut  st,  ne  cor  Paulina  sf  29x10^  feet, 
Nov  6,  Nellie  K Gray  to  Mary  K Davis 

$3,500 

Washington  bid,  148  ft  w of  Francisco  st, 
nf  30x123  ft  Oct  15,  S W Wheeler  to  E E 

Campbell $33,00 

Walnut  st,  100  ft  e of  Robey  nf  33x110  ft 
Nov  8,  G N Hull  to  E A Hartwell . . . $2,500 
Washington  bid,  215  ft  w of  Ann  st  sf  25x 
190  ft  Oct  1,  Martha  J & C H Morse  to 

C A Sheldon $15,000 

Washington  bid,  178  ft  w of  Francisco  st 
nf  25x130  ft.  Nov  10,  S H Wheeler  to  R 

D Hussagh $2,750 

Warren  av,  the  premises  No  843,  Oct  6,  S 

H Wheeler  to  G W Giroux $5,000 

Webster  av,  ne  cor  Dominick  st,  sf  25  feet 
to  alley  May  4,  Wendelin  Meyer  to  Carl 

Grunninger $3,200 

Walnut  st,  150  ft  w of  Wood,  nf  25x120  ft 
Oct  1,  V C McClure  to  Paul  Ditt. . .$3,000 
Wells  st,  sw  corner  Locust  ef  27%xl00  ft, 

Nov  2.  K G Schmidt  to  J L Ade. $6,250 

Walnut  st,  75%  feet  w of  Parker  pi  sf  25x 
106  ft,  Oct  20,  R H Chew  to  Eliza  J Golt- 

man $450 

Walnut  st,  w of  and  adj  above  25x105  feet 
Oct  20,  R H Chew  to  Mary  A Woodworth 

$450 

Wabash  av  275  ft  s of  14th  st  wf  29%xl61 
feet,  Sept  23,  Jerome  Beecher  to  W D 

Smith $11,000 

Wilcox  st,  360  ft  w of  Rockwell,  nf  25x125 
ft,  Nov  8,  W J Collings  to  M W Murray 

$3,000 

Washtenaw  av,  109  ft  n of  Lake  st,  wf  24x 
126  ft  und  % Oct  5,  W L Lyons  to  J L 

Lyons $1,500 

Wabansia  av,  sw  cor  Girard  st,  nf  48x80  ft 
Oct  11,  Nathan  Corwith  to  Henry  Hoepe 

$775 

Zion  place  170 fte  of  Loomis  st,  nf  24x124 
ft,  Sept  18,  Jacob  Prepejchal  to  J and  F 

Hemcilik $2,000 

North  or  City  Limits. 

Addison  av.  150  feet  w of  Clark  st  nF  102x 
126  ft  Oct  9,  E J Lehmann  to  H H Dale 

$2,900 

Addison  av,  ne  cor  Racine,  sf  about  8 acres 
Oct  20,  est  of  Helen  P Hubbard  to  E S 

Talbot $28,000 

Ashland  av,  ne  cor  Cornelia  st,  wf. 56x124 
feet,  Oct  8,  S M Church  et  al  to  Joseph 

Rose $2,600 

Addison  av  se  cor  Racine  av  nf  50x125  ft, 

Nov  6,  E J Lehmann  to  P C Hurley$l,400 
Byron  st.  nw  cor  Commercial  sf  50x125  ft 
Oct  12,  H G Buechner  to  G Reich. . $1,000 
Belmont  av,  350  ft  e of  Paulina  st  sf  28  ft 
to  alley  Nov  6,  Adam  Howio  to  C L Hel- 

metag $1,650 

Belmont  av,  96  ft  e of  Robey  st,  sf  25x125 
ft  Nov  5,  GracieG  and  S Wilder  to  G L 

Warner $2,500 

Belmont  av  nw  cor  Oakley  sf  50x266  ft  to 
Melrose  av,  October  11,  W L Schrader  to 

Louis  Frisch  et  al $2,200 

Belmont  av,  96  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  24x125 
feet  Oct  14,  T M Holman  to  G G Wilder 

$2,500 

Barry  av,  197  ft  e of  Waburn  nf  50x125  ft 
October  19,  J B and  R A Waller  to  W A 

Daniels $4,000 

Clark  st  n,  84  ft  se  of  Eddy  ne  f 25x125  ft 
Oct  22,  E J Lehmann  to  C P P Walter 


George  st,  99%  ft  w of  Herndon  sf  25x122 
ft  Sept  15,  estate  of  W O Jones  to  A M 

Gahr $675 

Gross  Park,  125  ft  e of  Wood  st  sf  25x108 
ft,  Nov  5,  AntoiDe  Rachen  to  C H Mears 


Commercial  st,  229  ft  s of  Tuttle  av  wf  50 
xl65  ft  Nov  1,  M D & B F Weber  to  F 

Wittenmerer $525 

Dakin  st,  40  ft  e of  Robey,  sf  40x123  feet 
Aug  5,  J A Hall  to  Mary  E Hall ^ _ 
Fletcher  av  nw  cor  Racine  av,  sf  100x125 
ft  Nov  11,  J E McGuire  to  Martin  Wil- 

■ets $3,200 

Gracelaud  av,  se  cor  East  Ravenswood  Pk 
nf  49x125  ft  Oct  12,  H G Buechner  to  G 

Reich $1,400 

Graceland  av,  on  court  n of  160  feet  e of 
Sheffield  av,  sf  136x129  ft  Sept  27,  H J 
Peet  to  Mary  E Taylor $4,760 


Homer  av,  168  ft  e of  Sheldon,  nf  24x123 
ft,  Aug  5,  S E Gross  to  Casper  Bluggee 

„ $400 

Hcmer  av,  120  ft  eof  Sheldon  nf  24x123 
ft,  Aug  27,  S E Gross  to  Ambrose  Wel- 

terath $400 

Hoyne  av,  48  fts  of  School  st  ef  24x120  ft 

May  4,  W L Schrader  to  H Giffe $425 

Hoyne  av,  s and  adj  above  24x124  ft  May 

4,  same  to  H Groth $425 

Jaussen  st,  292%  ft  n of  Cornelia,  e'fSOx 
123%  feet  Oct  23,  S M Church  to  Theo- 
dore Rost $1,300 

Montana  st,  320  ft  e of  Sheffield  av,  sf  50x 
115  feet  also  25x150  ft  on  Fullerton  av, 
Nov  1,  B L Young  to  George  Forster 

$5,000 

Montana  st,  370  ft  e of  Sheffield  av,  sf  50x 
115  ft  Nov  1,  Geo  Forster  to  B L Young 

$5,000 

Montana  st,  216  f t w of  Sheffield  av  sf  31x 
109%  ft,  nov  1,  O C Andreson  to  Sarah 

B Carpenter $5  oqo 

Nevada  st,  672  ft  e of  Evanston  rd  nf  25x 
166  ft  Oct  26,  Emilie  Wiegleb  to  Theresa 

A Boudy $4,000 

Oakdale  av,  150  ft  e of  Herndon  st,  wf  25x 
122  ftAug  2,  est  of  WO  Jones  to  Henry 

Metzgar $625 

Orchard  st,  150  ft  s of  Dewey  court  ef  25x 
145  ftNov  4,  Frances  E Dennis  to  John  T 

^ Smith $1,150 

Oakdale  av,  49%  ft  e of  Herndon  st  nf  25x 
122  ft  J uly  19,  Est  of  W O Jones  to  Chas 

Bo.hler $625 

Paulina  st,  nw  cor  Dunning  ef  50  feet  to 
Commercial  st  and  alley  Nov  8,  Jacob 

Great  to  Frank  Feltzlaff $4, COO 

Roscoe  st,  397  ft  e of  Clark,  nf  25x124  ft 
Oct  30,  Clarence  Buckingham  to  L G 

Lundquist $600 

Ravenswood  Park  East.  82  ft  n of  Walnut 
st  wf  50x127  ft,  Nov  5,  Wilber  Wait  to  1 ; 

M Boyle $500 

Roscoe  st,  192  ft  w of  Sheldon  nf  25x125 
ft  June  7,  S E Gross  to  J W Swanson  $325 
Roscoe  st,  w and  adjoining  above  33x125 
feet,  June  7,  S E Gross  to  C T Swanson 

$325 

Ravenswood  Park,  East  145  ft  s of  Law- 
rence av,  wf  250x163  ft  Nov  1,  J H Ked- 
zie to  Herman  Lyder $3,750 

Sulzer  st,  250  ft  e of  Sheffield  av  sf  45%x 

124  feet,  Oct  12,  J N Yonng  to  Martin 

Cowen $1,100 

Southport  av,  125  ft  s of  Roscoe  st  ef  50x 
120  ft,  Sept  26,  S M Church  to  P P Gahr 

$1,500 

School  st  160  feet  w of  Sheldon  av,  nf  75x 

125  ft,  October  27,  W L Schrader  to  R C 

Moore $1,100 

Sheffield  av,  175  ft  n of  Wellington  st,  ef 
25x124  ft,  Nov  1,  G and  B F McConnell 

to  C A Olsen $875 

School  st,  391  ft  w of  Halsted  sf  25x124  ft, 

Oct  30,  Clarence  Bucsingham  to  Alex 

Balin $8*0 

Snyder  st,  200  ft  & of  Noble  wf  25x124  feet 
Nov  7.  C J Fluget  to  Alex  Anderson. $800 
Woodside  av,  se  cor  Roscoe  st  wf  49x125 
ft  Nov  4,  G H A Thomas  to  Katherine 

Fischer $1,390 

Woodside  av,  sw  cor  Rosane  st,  ef  25  ft  to 
alley  June  11,  G H A Thomas  to  JnoNe- 

pernuck $500 

Woodside  av,  250  ft  n of  School  stwf  25x 
125  ft  Sept  1,  G H A Thomas  to  Albert 

Katschke $600 

Wrightwood  av,  472  ft  w of  Clark  st,  nf  49 
xl90  feet,  Nov  1,  G S Pepper  to  Alice  R 

Butz $3,735 

Wood  st,  25  ft  s of  Melrose  wf  25x100  ft 
Oct  25,  C L Mueller  to  Charles  Mueller 

$1,000 

Woodside  av,  142  feetn  of  Addison  wf  25x 
124  ft,  Nov  4,  C Nowas  to  M Beeker.$450 
Wellington  st,  ne  cor  Southport  av,  sf  50x 
120  feet,  Nov  6,  H C Barbach  to  Julius 

Van  Zelemssi $4,600 

South  ot  City  Limits.  . 

Ashland  av  49  ft  s of  48th  st  wf  25x121  ft 
Sept  14,  FranK  Nilles  to  Jacob  Hartl 

$1,(50 

Ashland  av,  99  ft  n of  53d  st,  wf  25x121  ft 
Nov  5,  C H Taylor  to  Friedrich  Hess  $550 
Bowen  av,  103  ftwof  St  Lawrence  nf  19% 
xl20  ft  Oct  14,  Maria  C Reet  to  S J Moss 

$987 

Boddan  st,  46%  ft  n of  Byron  ef  48x115  ft 
Nov  5,  Matthew  Laflin  to  Mina  Soeisen 

$850 


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Baltic  st,  ne  cor  53rd  wf  48x124  feet  Ang 
17  J M Haslett  to  J P Bowes  et  al . $1,250 
Centre  av,  175  ft  n of  54th  st  wf  25x124 
ft  Oct  16,  Frederic  Gaylord  to  1 J Mur- 

, 

Champlain  av,  nw  cor  45th  st  ef  94x125  ft 
Oct  16,  Nat’l  Park  Bank  of  N Y to^Jas^ 

Centre  av’,  286  ftnof  51st  stef  25x124^  ft 
Aug  17,  J T Young  et  alto  John  Me|-^ 

Cottage  Grove  av,  se  cor  52d  st,  wf  19934 x 
229  ft  also  50x181  ft  east  and  adjoining, 

Jan  9,  Lyman  Baird  to  A C Goodman^ 

Evans  av’  166  ft  s of  44th  st  ef  50x179  ft,  ^ 

Oct  20,  L M Paine  to  J W Stephens  $-,500 
Evans  av,  ne  cor  of  43rd l st,  ef  25x126  feet 
Oct  5,  MB  Collins  to  F C Gibbs.  . .$3,075 
Evans  av,  250  ft  n of  43d  st  ef  25x126  feet 
Nov  5,  Margaret  C Hyde  to  Jas  and  Rob- 
ert Cobain if Vf 

Fifty  first  st,  ne  cor  Loomis  sf  45x1-4  it 
Nev9  , G W Cass  to  Stephen  Deschi4uer 

Forty  first  st,  414  ft  e of  Grand  bd  sf  25x 
143  feet  Oct  12,  T F Mckey  to  Betsy Y 

Randall • ’ yU 

Forts  first  st,  389  ft  e of  Grand  bdsf  oOx 
143  ft  Oct  18,  Lucy  Whitford  to  Betsy  F 

Randall • • • " ' \ • Jp5’“uu 

Forty  fourth  st,  365  feet  e of  Drexel  bd.  sf 
6534x140  ft  Sept  28,  Mary  C Watson  to 

Ellen  M Sainner  $4,355 

Fifty  first  st,  nw  cor  Ada  45x124  ft  Nov  8, 

G W Cass  to  Martin  Flaherty • 

Florence  av,  s of  Forty  first  st  wf  24x123 
feet  Nov  8,  H E Robbins  to  John  Jud|®0() 

Forty  fourth  st,’  161  ft  e of  Greenwood  av, 
nf  1834x136  ft,  Nov  4,  M B Madden  to 

Lucy  J Barnum $L55° 

Forty  sixth  st,  154  ft  e of  Wentworth  av, 

sf  25x134  feet  Oct  26,  W Hattendorf  to 

Deutsche  E I Gemeinde -P00 

Fifty  third  st,  96  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf  24x 
125  ft  Nov  4,  John  Lane  to  Garrett  Mor-^ 

G rami’  bvd,  ne  'cor  43d  st,' wt  266  8-10x150 

fchRdN°"  "I  n6""  B?!8f°.r.d  ^ J-  • PO  OOO 
' Greer  st,  se  cor  Leggate  nf  46x125  ft  July 
20,  Nathan  Corwith  to  Medene  Lanetat 

$oy l o 

Hyde  Park  av,  101  ft  s of  56th  st,  ef  75  ft 
to  rear  of  lot  July  3,  H S Robbins  to  W 

G McCormick $4,500 

Ingleside  av,  213  ft  n of  Chestnut  st,  wf 
100x158  ft,  Nov  6,  J W Kenney  to  W H 

Calvin ••••••••  ’To  ° 

Lots  5 6 E 34  4,  and  pt  of  lot  7,  block  3, 
Packers’  Third  Addition  to  Chicago  Oct 
28,  Wm  D Smith  to  Swift  & Co  ....  $11,000 
Lake  av  sw  cor  Fortieth  st  et  50x180  feet, 

Nov  9 Perry  Trumbull  to  Chas  F Peck 

’ ; $5,000 

Morgan  st,’  175  ft  s of  60th  ef  25x125  feet 
Nov  1,  E G Minnick  to  J H Babbitt  . $300 
Morgan' st.  75  ft  s of  Sixtieth  ef  25x125  ft, 

Nov  1,  E G Minnick  to  J H Mosher.  .$300 
Michigan  av,  350  ft  s of  41st,  st  ef  25x178 
ft  Sept  9.  J W Pryor  to  J P Young.  $1,625 
Oglesby  av,  140  ft  s of  62nd  st  ef  50x156 
ft  Sept  13,  O R Keith  to  Theresa  L Le 

Pan $1,500 

Pearce  st.  191  ft  e of  Grand  blvd,  nf  50x 
122  ft  Nov  1,  H Botsford  to  M L Birm- 
ingham.....  $2,000 

School  st,  36  ft  s of  Cedar,  wf  36x125  feet 
August  2,  S W Kesler  to  J S Robinson 

....  ....  ••••  $4,400 

Sixty  third  st,  ne  cor  Euclid,  sf  74x129  ft, 

Oct  3,  L W Wenzel  et  al  to  Adam  Wet- 
zel...  $2,100 

Sixtieth  st,  250  ft  e of  Wright  nf  25x120  ft 

Sept  27,  H H Gage  to  W M Orr $650 

Sixty  third  st,  200  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf  50 
xl83  feet,  Nov  8,  H O Wilson  to  John  L 

Flannery $5,000 

Tracey  av,  150  ft  s of  Garfield  bd  wf  50x 
117  feet  Oct  14,  F O CruiKshank  to  J P 

Bowes  et  al $800 

Tracey  av,  bet  47th  and  48th  sts  wf  27x124 
ft  Sept  1,  J P Bowes  to  Moses  O’Farrell 
p ’ $1,300 

'Throop  st,  185  ft  n of  Forty  eighth  ef  24x 
12434  feet  Aug  9,  C E Rand  to  W Schlu- 

beck $320 

Wabash  av  464  ft  n of  63d  st  wf  99x240  ft 
Oct  28,  estate  of  P W Gillette  to  H H 

Brown  et  al .$4,500 

Wabash  av,  ne  cor  57th  st  ef  198x161^4  ft, 
Oct  25,  J T Davis  to  C L Sayles ....  $5,800 
Wentworth  av,  400  feet  n of  53d  st  wf  25x 
126  ft  Sept  1,  Fred  K Freiburg  to  Sop- 
hia Jensen $2,000 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

I 15  Dearborn  Street. 

BUILDING  LOANS. 

FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY 


MORTGAGES, 


JAS.  L. 


HOUGHTELING. 


Wabash  av,  275  ft  s of  57th  ®f  25*177  f* 
Nov  3,  A M Webb  to  Mary  M Bolte.  $875 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  av,  275  ft  e of  Irvin  sf  50x125  ft 
October  28,  E S Dreyer  to  John  Kuster 

$650 

Armitage  av,  ne  cor  Howard  sf  58x125  ft, 
Oct  20,  Ella  C & J Bradley  to  Henry  Ger- 


hig. 


. $800 


Ballou  av  75  ft  s of  Wabansiawf  25x177  ft 
October  16,  J A Jameson  to  John  Fisch^ 

Cortland  st,  ne  cor  Hancock  sf  4934x13734 
ft,  Nov  1,  E S Dreyer  to  Anna  Syllaber^ 

Cortland  st,  se  cor  Hancock  nf  49  34x138  ft 
Nov  3,  E S Dreyer  to  J C Manest ....  $700 
Fullerton  av,  97  ft  e of  Hoffman  sf  24x141 
feet,  Oct  25,  Matilda  G Crosby  to  Can 

Schmork • y ••  • ; 

Fulton  st,  se  cor  west  48th  nf  50x108  feet 
Nov  1,  West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  M A 

Farr $1,500 

Humboldt  blvd,  49  ft  w of  Fairview  av,  sf 
48x121  feet  Sept  15,  W H Powell  to  G 

Hjerquist ....  ....$2,0  0 

Hancock  st.  250  ft  n of  Bloomington  st  et 
25x177  ft  Nov  10.  E S Dreyer  to  Albert 

Sirna ■ $800 

Humboldt  bd,  48  ft  e of  Maplewood  av,  sf 
36x166  ft  Nov  10,  L D Nillmoreto  Delia 

M Reynolds  . . . . ^0° 

Homer  st,  266  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av  nf  24 
xl25  feet  Nov  1,  M Peterson  et  al  to  G 

Danielson •••••;  7J  V.fr 

Indiana  st,  200  ft  w of  west  47th  sf  48x1 -a 
feet  Nov  5,  A B Dewey  to  N P Svensen^ 

Indiana  st,  194  ft  e of  west  48th  sf  24x125 
ft  Nov  5,  A B Dewey  to  Sven  Carlsen  $2oO 
Johnston  av  602  ft  w of  Thomas  nf  25x100 
ft,  Apr  28,  C M Graves  to  J Johnston  Jr 

$ l,oUU 

Maplewood  av,'  150  ftso'f  Diversey  wf  25x 
125  ft  Sept  1,  W H Powell  to  C W WeS 

terland • • • V’3 

Maplewood  av,  125  ft  s of  Diversey  wf  25 
xl25  ft  Sept  1,  W H Powell  to  A F LumL^ 


.*2,000 


*350 


Lot  16  of  lot  7,  Forrestville,  oct  26,  Wm  J Watson^ 

Blocks*1 l80I  and  04  Maywood,  Auk  23,  Hiram  Bar^f)0 

Lots  4°andr70f ' lots  Land  Yd  b 59Russell  M ft  R add 
No  20  Austin  avenue,  oct  8,  Griffin  & Dwight  to  G^ 

LoStsh5raude6  of  same,  fids  id  add  18  Austin'  av'e,  oct 

LoteTandW  ™ V4  37  ii,*  oct  » Y6oix  R Pat 

Lot  8 Berkley  ave  sub  in  Bayard  & Palmer’s  a(ton, 
Nov  4,  Turner  k Bond  to  Ida  1 Beebe  ......  • -*4300 

Lot  29  blk  17  Elston  addn,  oct  19,  J Westphaler  to 

Lot  16  blk  1,  Geo  Smith’s  add,  Nov  3.  Robert  j Gun- 
nings to  II  M Harper • ■ • - ■ ■■■  •** 

Lot  11  blk  13,  Morris’  sub  w V4  nw  qr  Id  39  H,  oct  9, 
w H Davis  & Co  to  Mrs  G V Lord  ■■  •••••••  • * 0 

Lots  15  and  16  blk  4,  se  qr  nw  qr  17  37  15,  oct  29,  El 

len  T Lloyd  to  ChasA  J Girke *48u 

Lots  21  and  22  blck  4,  same,  jet  29,  same  to  John 

Lots  lLan^id  b 4,  same,  oct  29,  same  to  A Bocker,^ 

Lots’ 13  and  14  b 4,  same,  oct  19,  same  to  W Flashar^ 

Lot'  7 Alien’s  sub  lots  9 and  lO,  Gray'd  sub  8 acrs  in 
ne  qr  36  40  13,  Jas  M Allen  to  O O Hall.  . . ■ •••»4  0 

Lot  1 of  lot  1 blck  3,  Skinner  & Judd  s sub  31  38  14, 
Nov  1,  FloreE  Jones  to  Wallace  L De  WoW^ 

Lot  5 Dunn’s  sub  south  191  feet  west  Vi  bjk  15,  io 
38  14.  oct  8,  John  L Flannery  to  Geo  J Cronern^ 


Lot  9 b 11,  Lee’s  sub  w Vi  se  qr  20  38  14,  oct  2->.  F H 

Dickey  to  Frank  Yamnlzky • • • • „ ’ 

Blocks  1 to  16  Lee’s  Bub  e 'A  so  qr  19  38  l4v(i?r‘v,T" 
ing  77 'A  acres,  Nov  3,  Abby  A and  R M Whipple 

to  L II  Ean.es •• 

Lots  1 to  4 blk  1,  Henry’s  sub  sw  qr  17  38  14,  Nov  i, 
Frank  M Staples  to  Nellie  R Clark  .... ....  ...»»0J 

ots  24  25,  53  54  55  of  blocks  2 and  3,  Lurton  s sub 
e A nw  qr  1 38  13, , Ernma  F and  A Hum- 
bert to  Anns  O Gittars 

South  half  lot  4 b 5,  Normal  School,  Nov  5,  Wm  H 

West  26  ft  of  east  97  ft  of  lot  5.  Co  Clerk  s dlv  of  Us 
1 to  4,  b 20,  Linden  Grove,  sov  1,  Victoria  C Law- 
rence to  Albert  A Shaw ,, 

Lot  43  b 2,  Parody's  Normal  Pk  add,  June  7,  8am  I 
P Parmly  to  W J Jucksou 


Lots  11  to  15  b 20,  Keystone  addn  in  28  -8  13,  Nov  4, 
Lillian  M Robinson  to  A C Hall ..... . . . ....... ;»5UU 

Lots  23  and  24  blk  5,  Richmond’s  add  to  La  Grange, 
Nov  1,  W W Weatheretone  to  N C Clark 

CALUMET. 

Lots  21  and  22  blk  70,  Washington  Heights  Dec  19, 

’83,  Blue  Island  L’d  & Bldg  Co  to  Eliza  M Jarrnau^ 

Lots’  iY  to  20  b 36,  East  Washington  Heights,  Oct  2, 
Henry  1,  Hill  to  Elizabeth  Shackleton . . . . . . • Yk,  0 

Lot  9 blk  5,  Dobbins’  sub,  e lA  se  qr  20  37  14,  oct  21, 
Julius  Wooster  to  Lillie  Hawkins  ..  ....... 

Lots  11  and  12  blck  33,  Washington  Heights,  Oct  16, 
Blue  Island  Land  and  Bldg  Co  to  Helen  A Durfee^ 

Lot's  37  and  38  b 37  ' East  Washington  Heights,  July 
1,  Edwin  M Gillette  to  Jas  H Bradley  y-*4200 

North  5 acres  of  east  half  sw  qr  4 37  14,  Chas  E De- 
Wolfe  to  Chicago  and  Eastern  Illinois  Railr  d Co 



N A lot  47,  16  37  14,  June  15,  kiaas  De  JoDg  to  John 
Brandt  # , ««# 

33x132  ft  in  lot  7,  Assrs’  div  of  6 chs  n and  adj  south 
22 '4  chs  w qr  15  34  14,  Sept  10,  J Alberti  to  S Van 

Wyugaarden : u 

Lots  20  to  24  block  53,  Washington  Heights,  oct  11 
Frances  M Hawks  to  Oecile  R Hart 


heffiel'd’Y'add,  Oct  28,  A C Maynard 
$1500 


berger 

Lot  36  blck  34 

Lot  10  block  3,  Taylor’s  sub  e lA  se  H 21  38  14,  June 
9,  Timothy  Hill  to  H E Fletcher 


*675 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  MEEDS. 

HYDE  PARE. 

Lots  26  27  28  blk  6,  Freer’s  sub  e Vs  sw  qr  22  38  14. 
Nov  5.  Harriet  E Olds,  to  Frederick  Van  Wisner.^ 

Lots  "lfjtoYjiYi  73,'  Soii'tii  Chicago,  Nov  5,  0*00 
& D Co  to  Wm  K Vanderbilt,  Trustee  ...... ..$B.B00 

Lot  4 blk  3,  Kensington,  Nov  4,  A A Lamberg  to  Pe- 


Lots  2^and22  b 50,  Oorneli,  Nov  6,  V Vogel  to  C^ 

Lot  1?  D Ys.  Russeli’s  sub  se  qr  18  37  15,  Nov  5,  Al- 
ice McLean  to  Thos  H O’Brien 

Lot  135  Brookdale,  Sept  10,  Samuel  E Gross  to  Ed-^ 

Lot*!, 'same! oct  25,'  same  to  Olof  Hero • • • *700 

Lot  1 b 2,  Cronkhite  et  al  sub  s Vi  9r  ®w  cjr.  48 
14,  oct  16,  Benjamin  Davies  to  C J Hambletom^ 

r nts  45  46  47  blk  8,  Hegewisch,  June  8,  ’85,  A Hege- 
wLch  to  First  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  of^ 

Lots* |eandC3  bik  68,"  South  Chicago,  June  5,  C & C C 
& D Co  to  Chas  H Nix  ........... 

119  lots  in  South  Chicago;  also  lots  1 to  -7  block  72, 
Cornell.  Nov  7,  Chas  H Nix  to  Catherine  Miesch,^ 

Lot  7 b 3,  Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  oct  20,  Robt 

Herirer  to  Robert  Schwartz ■ ■■■■ 

Lot  9 b 1 of  west  pt  It  1,  west  Vi  nw  qr  22  37  J4' oat 
5 Rath  Herns  to  Wacker  k Birk|Br  ng  and  Mato 


Meade  st.  286  ft  n of  North  av,  ef  25x177 
ft  October  20,  Jane  Thompson  to  r ranx 

Kanp ; I ’ V 

Millwaukee  av,  ne  cor  Rhine  st,  sw  t odx 
63y2  ft  on  Rhine  st,  Oct  5,  P W Sn°w- 

hook  to  Henry  DierKing '\A 

Moffat  st,  144  tt  w of  Western  »v;  24x 

124  ft  Nov  3,  Hans  Emald  to  F H Dan- 



Moffat  st,  w and  adj  above  38x124  ft  und 
% Nov  3,  F H Dankelmann  to  Hans 

Emald i 

Milwaukee  av  the  premises  Nos  1670  ana 
1672  Nov  5,  Frank  McMaster  to  John 
;?  X'  I ...$7,ooo 

M Crouse...  7 ’ 

North  av,  nw  cor  Sheridan  sf  25x140  feet, 
Nov  1,  E LangKafel  to  August  Langka 


West  half  lot  2 blk  6.  Crawford’s  sub  ne  qr  27  39  13, 
Idetaidei  crawforl  to  Elizabeth  M Williams,  ^ 

59  x 120  feet  in  iot  1 of  lots  ‘lO  Yo  YeYetc,'  Skinner’s 
sub  n w qr  7 39  13,  Nov  3,  Elijah  W Hoard  to  J^K^ 

LotSfbl  Central  sub’div  w A sw  qr  7 39  13,  Oct  28, 

las  R Clark  to  Mary  R Sherwood ;;,*400 

North  I6V2  feet  lot  11  and  s 57  ft  lot  12,  6 2,  Kettle- 
string’s  addn  to  Harlem,  Oct  19,  Oscar  S Drake  to 

Sarah  E S Hawkes ■ ;7t'o 

Lot  19  of  lots  2 3 4,  Hull’s  sub  west  V4  se  qr  7 o9  13, 
Oct  4,  Edith  L Pease  to  Martin  Moran ......  ■••*4400 

I ots  5 6 7 of  lots  3 and  12  b 5,  Kettlestring  s add  to 
Harlem,  oct  18,  Mary  Ann  York  to  Wm  H Wors-^ 

Lot‘l2  and  s Yd  feet' hit  13  b 2,'  Hiatt’sYub'sw  qr  7 39 
13,  October  29,  Mary  Vastine  to  Cora  I Burrows,^ 

North  id-ldths  e Vi  b ii,  Frink’s  sub  in  Austiii vifie, 
oct  10.  S H Woodbury  to  George  M Davis.  . . *2310 

Lots  30  and  31  blk  1, Wilson  k St  Clair’s  sub  m Aus- 
tin, Novembers,  Joseph  Fetch  to  Thomas  Wilson 


*800 

oct  14,  Henry  B Eastman  to 

*6000 

oct  19,  Chas  A Kimbark  to 


Lot*sS47Cand  48  blk  l’,  jolinston  81  Clement’s  sub  w Vi 


Block  8 Hawthorne, 

John  L Fyffe 

West  Vi  ne  qr  28  37  13,  oct  19,  Chas  A Kimcars  u 

E V4  neqr: qr' 28  39  13,  Sept  22,  Luther  K Tuck-^ 

West^4  w*^  sw  quar  ne  qr"  28  39 13,  Sept'22,'same^to^ 

NEqr6w  ii  'ne  qr  28  39  13,'sepV  M,'  jane  T 'and C I H 

E hah  W half  ne  qr  28  39  13,  in  se  n Sept  22.  s^ame^ 

E Vi  ne*qr  nw  qr'28  39  13,  Mar  5,  Estate  of  j R But- 
ler to  L K Tucker  '*°. 


7eqr  22  38  14,  oct  16,  'lhos  P Keefe  to  Charles  R 
Rood . -’ 


000 


. *8,000 


fel . 


.$800 


Palmer  Place  blvd  90^  ft  e of  Kedzie  av, 
nf  50x200  feet  Oct  29,  H H Sloan  to  R E 

Lighthall y 

Tripp  av,  nw  cor  Bloomingdale  ef  50x125 
feet  Oct  29,  J F Keeney  to  John  Conlon^ 

Washington  st,  200  ft  wof  W 40th  st  sf  25 
xl80  feet  Nov  8,  W Chicago  Land  Co  to 
Lone  Cameron 


$750 


AGREEMENTS  for  deeds. 

Routh  20  ft  of  north  40  ft  of  lot  1 block  13,  Kinzle’s 
add  "also  s 20  ft  of  north  40  feet  of  east  29  feet  of 
lot  16  b 8,  Wolcott’s  add,  Aug  7,  Menzo  Newb|®6_°01) 

Lo^bfk^Jo'hnston’s'sub'ofl'o  acres  innw  qr  36 
40  13,  Oct  30,  B Petosa  to  Henry  Scheck  . • • • , *450 

Lots  31  to  35  b 1 b 12,  33  40  14,  Nov  3,  J B Sullivan^ 

to  J C Zimmerman • ■■■■•'  " VV  19 

Lots  1 to  4 bl,  Parmly’s  Normal  Park  add,  OcUS,^ 

Sami  P Parmly  to  F G Pfeiffer *. . . ■ ■ • ■ • > 

ot  1 blk  6,  Brown  & Culver’s  add  to  Evanston,  oct 


r nt  1 1 ( ex  n 33  f t ) Vandersyde  & Ton’s  sub  in  sw  14 
15  37  14?  Sept  13,  P L Bakker  to  P R Pearson,^ 

Lot  3 block  2 w part  iot  1 west  half  n w qr  22  37  14, 
October  14,  Dirkje  Koopman  to  Joseph  Pmger,^  , 

I ots  25  and ' i>6’  block ' 8,  Berger’s  addition  to  Hyde 

L Park,  Febr’y  12,  Robert  Berger  to  Joseph  ^ 

Lots'  20  ' and  2l'  block'  1.  ’ HaU’s" addition  to  Hyde 
Park,  Jctober  13,  Thomas  A Hall  to  Anna  Babert^ 

Lot  6,  Kreer  & Rice’s  sub  in  n e qr  18  37  IS,  Nov2 
John  J Kreer  et  al  to  John  Gehrt^ 

Tot  7 same,  Nov  2,  earn©  to  C Berndt . 

Lots  i and  2 of  lots  1 2 and  e Vi  3,  Stone  & Klemm.s 
sub  ne  quar  25  38  14,  Nov  1,  D Harry  Hammer 

Bl^?ky8,QCa?lin’s  sub  west  half  se  qr  25  38  14,  oct 
20  Edwd  N Weart  to  John  B Hobbs . .. . .$buuu 

Lot  31  blk  1,  Johnston  & He/frich1 

22  38  14,  Oct  11,  Thos  P Keefe  to  Ida  E Helfrich,^ 

Lots  12  and  13  block  % Dyk’s  add’n  to  Pullman,  Oct 
iq  tj  Dvk  to  N Franzen ®, 

Lots  45  and  46  b 30,  Cornell,  Oct  12,  D S Johnson  to 
VF  Bender  


r ot  25  block  2,  Lyons,  Gilbert  & Woodford’s  addn, 
Nov  1,  George  B Reynolds  to  Florence  W Butler,^ 

r r.t  a h 1 : lots  1 to  Yo  b 2;  lots  4 to  9 blk  3,  Keeney’s 

L?ddU’n’ to  Roge??  Park,  Nov  l,Wm  H Hsbbardlo^ 

wlTsw  ^fC?29  acres  ne  qr  36  41  13,  Oct  9,  Cathe- 
rine C & P L Touhy  to  Chas  Smidt  — $tuuu 

(Ex  w 611  feet)  Its  1 2 3 b 1,  Gibbs,  Ladd  & George’s 

( add,  Nov  2,  Samuel  E Dale  to  Edward  Smackels,^ 

Lots  1 2 3 and  s'le-io'ft'iot  4, 'same,  sov  4,  Hannah^ 

M Jenness  to  same 

JEFFERSON. 

Lot  38  block  28,  Jefferson,  Nov  4,  E B Pease  to  F C-^ 

IFx?1331’4  ft  and  s 125  ft) 'lot  Yin'sub  of  n e qr  sw 
qr  25  40  13,  Nov  1,  Foster  M Chapman  to  Byr°“2|)Q0 

L<^^meFy*t?i^ ]Eva  G ^T-y  hil!1?  •??— >ar^'- 

infixes'  n and  adj  south  24-Vi  acs  of  ne  qr  swqr  33 
104ll3,  (ex  Railroad)  Nov  4,  L Silverman  to  Land 
Owners  Bldgs  Co 


Lot  13  b 3 Hall’s  sub  south  5 acres  “°![th  28 

south  60  acres,  east  half  ne  qr  1 38  13,  Oct  25,  N 
Corwith  to  Henry  E Robbins  .......  - ■ : p,4" 

f\n  ft  Rtrin  across  b 15,  Jones’  sub  29  38  14,  adj  Kan 
J°road,  0Pctober  20?  Fr’ank  C Osborn  to  A Crawfor^ 


Lot 


L<26"  Sami' Lawrence  to  H Hadl®y : „ a winner 

Lot  66  se  >4  sw  qr  swqr,  20  40  14,  Aug  16,  A Wl’,n(.57g 

Lo? 65  ^mTAug'ie,'  same'  to  A H Ho'yer  * ! ! . Y ! ! 1575 
Lots  18  and  19  b 17,  Cass’  sub  e 30  acs  south  64  acr» 
L°nw  qr  25  39  13,  oct  26,  Geo  W Cass  to  Fred  Bren-^ 

Lo?44  and  e l/i  lot' 43  b 6 of  lots  34* and  35,  l6  '38  14, 


Lot  13  bik  16,  sw  qr,  Aug  21, 1 38  13,  Wm  B Leve™ig 

to  John  Bawcb qo  -1,1  Opt  9Q 

ot  12  blk  8,  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw - qr  21  38  14,  Get  29 
Sami  M Turner  to  Mary  Gilchrist.  ••  y 

*150  Lots  1 and  2 blck  5,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  a8  12, 
$16°  L NOV  3,  Jas  D Smith  to  J Storms  . . . .......  ■ • • A650 

Lots  23  and  24  b 6.  Bate’s  sub  21  38  14,  Oct  28,  Benj 

D Greene  to  A W Wolfe ol'Ai’q  Vs  14  oct 

T nl  65  Hurford’s  sub  nw  qr  nw  qr  se  qr  9 38  14,  oct 
4,  Thos  Conlin  & William  Wilson  to  Jas  T Arm-^ 

strong  ....  V 2 bik  19,' Linden  Grove,  Sept  25,  H B 


$1875 


West  125  ft-  lot 

Lewis  to  Wm  Graner - - - . t 26  G 

Lot  6 b 5,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  oct  2b,  L 
H Caldwell  to  Arthemere  Caron . .. . . . . ■ • ■ • ■ ■ ■ 

Lot  7 blk  5,  same,  oct  26,  same  to  Louise  Le  Goff, 


*10,000 


MAINE. 

Lots  97  and  98  Desplaines,  Oct  30,  T C Clemer.yo  ^ 

John  Bonner ’ 

misckklaneous. 

Lots  4 and  5 (1034  acr^in  nw  frl  qr  10  41  13,  oct  28^ 
Mathias  Hoffman  to  PDoet-eK  ... 

South  half  lot  4,  Howard’s  add  to  Lake  View,  oct  L 

Fha^  H Howard  to  Chas  Patterson  • • • ’ « « 

Lo?7ab  4;  Trego  ft  Smith’s  |uh  of  pt  ^ 
acs,  s 64  acs,  nw  qr  2a  39  13,  oct  12,  ire„o  -v  ^ ,.Q 

Lot  ^b^.'same^ub,  oct  12,  same  to  Ernst  Pinnowi^^ 
East  half  lot 3 N'oyesviil'e.'oct ' 29,  Anselm  Sahaff 

The  German  Old  People  s Home  ' Y ‘ --a 

Lot  14  Mrs  O’Neil’s  sub  of  4 aersmne  frl  qr  -9  - 
. , ’ . Stevens  to  Sophia  Silk 


*7u0 


.*335 


14;  oct  26,  Plowdar  Stevens  to  Soph  1:  „ 

ll/i  acrs  in  e frac  se  quar  22  38  12,  oc  , 

I oTu  a*ndH12B  Pa"? sub  prt  it  3 inCourt  Parti- 
tion  in  sw  qr  11  39  13,  oct  6,  Sarah  Fife  to  Jo»ePb25 
Stagg  ' 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


North  8 aorea  of  west  (4  se  qr  ue  qr  27  41  13,  Nov  3, 

Christian  Rhode  to  D Grandt 12000 

6V4  acs  in  u half  21  41  9;  also  6 acrs  in  16  41  9,  oct  1, 

Carl  Witte  to  A Mische $125  1 

East  10  acrs  of  pt  n of  road  nw  qr  19  41  9,  Dec  2,  ’83, 

Frank  Cook  to  Anne  Slade $2600 

Lot  1 in  nw  qr  18  41  9:  also  sw  qr  se  qr  and  s half  of 
Its  1 and  2 of  sw  qr  7 41  9,  oct  5,  Estate  of  Homer 

Hendee  to  Geo  P Lord $15  000 

Lot  3 b 27,  Mount  Pleasant,  oct  I7,  Mary  A Wagner 

to  P Brachtenbach $125 

6 acs  in  nw  qr  3(1  42  12,  oct  24,  Ernestine  Brinkman 

to  John  Klockziern $223 

Lot  14  of  se  qr  and  s half  ne  qr  b 44,  Sheffield  add, 

Nov  3,  A Wisnerto  J Wright $500 

West  half  ue  qr  sw  qr  31  41  13,  with  other  property, 

Bee  6,  ’84,  Adam  S Glos  to  Mary  A Glos $6090 

Lot  13  block  14.  Harding’s  sub  w half  ne  qr  11  39  13, 
October  21,  Master  in  Chancery  to  Isaac  Claflin, 

*300 

Blocks  3 8 13  and  east  half  17.  Kimbark  & Hubbard’s 
subd’n  s half  26  39  12,  nov  4,  John  Johnston  Jr  to 

Wallace  C Clement $8500 

Lots  9 and  111  block  2,  Homestead  addn  to  Washing- 
ton Heights,  F.  D Cnssitt  to  S R Keogh $250 

Lots  2 and  3 in  lot  of  east  192  ft  of  nw  qr  se  qr  3 36 
14,  oct  30.  Fred’ck  A Reich  Jr  to  J C F Schmidt. 

$400 

46?.,  acres  in  w half  se  qr  1 42  9,  Sept  28,  Melchier 

Mueller  to  R Versema $6750 

Lot  4 blk  2,  Cossitt’s  2d  add,  nov  5,  Lemuel  L Don- 
nelly to  Annie  Degner $1600 

Lot  1 b 17,  Thornton,  oct  1.  P Waldeck  to  J Paulsen 

$150 1 

Lot  8 south  half  block  30,  Harlem,  oct  29,  C Pietz  to 

Aug  Klein p $880 

Lots  5 18  19  20  blk  2,  Small’s  add  to  La  Grange,  oct 
27,  Cynthia  A and  N S Avery  to  Rhoda  K Race, 

$250 

West  half  ne  qr  sw  qr  ?4  41  13.  with  other  property, 
oct  30,  Mary  A Glos  to  Emilie  Glos $800 


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The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Nov.  11,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount, 

City  166  $720,765 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  116  276,938 

County 106  359,300 


Total 388  |1, 357, 003 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Nov.  5,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 146  $843,302 

County 188  393,965 


Total 334  $1,237,267 


TRUST  IH1EIIS 


Arendt  J to  F W Hatterman,  Aug  28,  lot 
58  blck  39,  Sheffield  add,  3 years,  6%.  $125 
Aiken  J to  W D Kerfoot,  oct  25,  It  7 b 4, 

30  39  13,  3 yrs,  6$ $500 

Anderson  H A to  S E Gross,  oct  21.  It  4 b 

13  Clifford  add,  2 yrs  8% $450 

Andrews  C S Jr  to  N B Judah,  nov  8,  lots  2 
to  4 lot  16  blK  30,  30  40  14,  10  years,  6$, 

$12,000 

Barky  L to  J W Woodbridge,  Jr,  Nov  8,  It 

1:  b 15,  31  38  15,  1 year  8% $250 

Breed  D R to  J T Noyes,  nov  1,  lot  30  b 9. 

5 and  G add,  30  days,  7% $18,500 

Becker  M to  J Nowak.  Nov  4,  It  29  blk  26, 

19  40  14,  2 yrs  8%  . $150 

Burrau  N to  J H Ernst,  Nov  3,  prt  lots  19 

and  20,  It  32,  3 yrs  8% $5000 

Brandt  J to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  June  15, 

pt  lot  47, 16  37  14,  4 years  8% $1500 

Becker  P to  N A Mayer,  Oct  27,  leasehold 
Its  23  and  24,  blk  1,  Brand  add,  2 yrs  7 

$3500 

Barnett  J to  C W Nichols,  Nov  4,  lot  23  b 

2 MyricK  2d  add,  5 yrs  6J^£ $1700 

Burdick  M E ard  L H to  J W Waughop, 
Oct  25,  It  3 Brown’s  sub,  16  38  14,  3 }rs 

6 y2% $900 

Bent  C A to  W H Matchell,  Nov  5,  pt  lot  5 

b 5 21  38  14,  5 yrs  7? $2300 

Brewer  & Hoffman  Br’g  Co  to  A Schmidtt 
Nov  1,  lots  8 to  18  block  53  Carpenter’s 

add,  5 yrs  6$ $50,000 

Bayless  A A to  L Boyce,  July  29,  lots  16 

and  17  b 11,  22  38  14,  4 yrs,  8% $385 

Barker  C to  H C Van  SchaacK,  Nov  1,  prt 
blk  2.  Delamater  sub,  13  39  13,  5 yrs,  7% 

‘ $20,000 

Brennan  C A and  T to  A Schoverling.  Nov 
4,  lot  54  blk  8.  S and  G add,  5 yrs.  .$2800 
Ball  J H to  W S Ellis,  Oct  16,  lot  11  etc.  n 

w 36  40  13,  3 yrs  7% $1400 

Barteline  M to  A M Robbins,  June  26,  lot 
16  lot  1 block  9,  Wight  add,  4 years,  6%, 

$2000 

Bottger  A to  S E Gross,  Sept  30,  lot  4 b 5, 

Clifford  add,  2 years,  6 % $334 

Brady  J J to  B R De  Young,  nov  4,  lot  34 

It  8,  3 38  14,  1 year  8% $1000 

Beuggel  C to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  4,  It 

34  b 2 Gross  Pk  add,  7% $350 

Brown  H H to  E A Hill,  oct  28,  prt  lot  31 

and  24,  15  38  14,  5 yrs  8% $2500 

Buerrslatte  A to  S M Moore,  July  23,  lots 
23  and  24  blk  1,  13  39  13,  3 yrs  8%.  . .$600 


Brolin  A to  L Baird,  Oct  30,  It  19  b 2 b 4, 

20  40  14,  5 yrs  8% $650 

Buschert  E to  N M Blumenthal,  Oct  14,  It 

7  11  and  17,  8 40  14,  2 yrs  7% $300 

Berndt  J to  M Majewski,  Nov  4,  It  39  b 11 

5 39  14,  8% $1000 

Bohse  J to  C Jorn,  nov  1,  It  11  It  3 blK  28. 

29  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $1000 

Uarqueville  E to  F Schrader,  nov  1,  Its  58 

to  60,13  39  13.  3 yrs  6% $3000 

Champion  M to  A H Veeder,  nov  8,  prt  Its 

36  and  37  16  38  14,  5 yrs  7% $1500 

Cobain  J and  R to  L Baird,  Sept  21,  pt  It 

14  It  9,  3 38  14,1  year  6$ $850 

Corley  J J to  W D Kerfoot,  Oct  12,  prt  lot 

24  b 3.  19  39  14,  2 years $400 

Cook  P C to  D R Wells,  nov  2,  b 2,  Rock- 
well add,  7 % $1900 

Calladine  R to  S Kerr,  Nov  3,  lot  8 b 5, 24 

39  13,  6$ $1550 

Carr  C to  A E Kessler,  Oct  22.  It  9 It  2,  16 

38  14,  Aug  1,  ’88,  7% $1300 

Casey  M to  S M Moore,  Nov  4,  It  23  blk  2, 

13,  39  13,  6# 

Crane  A to  H W La  Fayette,  Sept  1,  It  75 

b 2.  33  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $2400 

Callighan  C E to  A Peterson,  Nov  3,  It  9 b 

1,  16  38  14,  3 years,  7% $850 

Czaja  J to  F Kiolbassa,  Nov  1,  lot  80  b 33, 

19  39  14,  2 yrs  8% $1200 

Carlson  S to  A Chytraus,  Oct  22,  It  34  b 3, 

10  39  13,  6$ 

Czolve  H to  G W Kroel,  Oct  1,  lot  13  b 55, 

19  39  14,  8% 

Cherry  R R to  S M Moore,  oct  28,  b 15,  s 

w 34  13  39  13,  3 yrs  6% $5625 

Carpenter  G C to  B R De  Young,  Nov  1, 

It  10  b 5,  7 40  14,  4 yrs,  6$ $1232 

Carson  A to  J R Weddell,  Oct  26,  It  6 b 5, 

21  38  14,  3 yrs  6% $150 

Carver  G H to  J N Hills,  nov  6,  lot  9 b 19 

and  lot  3 blk  10,  Ravenswood,  5 yrs,  7% 

$3750 

Czarnecki  W to  W Purer,  oct  29,  It  50  blk 

20,  5 39  14,  2 yrs  8% $1000 

Cekanek  V to  J Sedlacek,  Nov  1,  Its  21  and 

22  b 56,  21  39  14,  8% $300 

Cyr  M E to  A C Van  Schaack,  Oct  30,  lot 

33  b 43.  17  39  14.  3 yrs,  7% $1300 

Coleman  S B and  S to  J Webb,  nov  3,  lot 

33  b 2,  17  38  14,  2 years  8£ $115 

Consow  W to  C H Duensing,  Oct  27,  It  89 

b 5,  6 39  14,  2 yrs  8% $500 

Dunn  P to  C S Waller,  Nov  2,  e It  16  b 

37,  7 39  14,  4 yrs  6$ .- $800 

Dusing  J to  H L Dietrich,  Nov  3,  lots  32 
and  33  blck  7 block  4,  Sheffield  sdd,  8 %, 

$2600 

Dwitzki  P to  F Breszki,  Nov  3,  It  15  blk  2 

Elston  add,  8£ $500 

Dyment  F C to  C T Tyrrell,  Nov  1,  pt  lot 

37  b 7 Rockwell  add,  3 yrs  6% $4500 

Diven  T J to  G M Bogue,  Aug  21,  pt  lot  1, 

11  39  13,  2 yrs  8% $2666 

Dudkelmann  F H to  C H Barnum,  nov  4, 

pt  lot  43  and  all  44  b 4,  36  40  14,  3 yrs, 

8% $1000 

Duggan  J and  A G to  C D Wells,  Nov  2, 

pt  It  4 b 89  Elston  add,  7% $2300 

Dore  B to  M A Farr,  oct  26,  It  58  blk  3,  10 

39  13,  3 yrs  7% $600 

Durfee  H A to  G Keen,  Oet  16,  Its  11  and 

12  block  23  Washington  Heights,  3 yrs, 

8% $448 

Deane  E L to  E W Russell,  Sept  23,  pt  lot 

1 b 3 Ellis  2d  add,  3 yrs  8% $2000 

Diedrich  E to  H A Goodrich,  Oct  25,  lot 

15  b 55,  19  39  14,  2 yrs  7% $400 

Daniels  W A to  L Baird,  Oct  19,  It  34,  Cul- 
ver add,  1 year  8% $2000 

Duncan  W to  J N Barker,  nov  8,  It  18  b 57 

S S add,  6 yrs  8% $9000 

Danielson  G to  S M Meek,  nov  1,  lots  1 to 

26  b 1,  36  40  13,  3 years,  6 % $560 

Dillon  J to  B and  O Emp  R Assn,  Oct 

30,  It  17  b 2,  29  39  14 $1000 

Errald  H to  C H Barnum,  nov  8,  It  42  and 

pt  43  b 4,  36  40  13,  3 yrs  8% $700 

Edwards  G to  H H Hurlbut,  Oct  29,  lots  9 
and  10  blk  7,  19  39  14,  5 yrs,  7%.  .$12,000 
Elliott  A H to  W A Bond,  oct  9,  It  25  b 10 


Ellert  A L P to  J R Lane,  Sept  3,  lots  40 

to  45  b 1,  Lane  Pk,  3 yrs,  6% $2450 

Ellis  E G to  W T Dwight,  Nov  1,  It  17  blK 

23.  17  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $2500 

Fernland  P A to  L Baird,  nov  1,  It  41  b 4, 

7 40  14.  3 yrs.  7% $700 

Foster  J A to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  1,  lot 
41  blocK  42.  Ogden  add,  5 yrs  8%%.  .$6500 
Frid  W to  T H Schintz,  Nov  6,  lot  38  b 3. 

28  39  14,  7% $800 

Frid  W to  T H Schintz,  nov  6,  It  38  b 3,  28 

39  14,  7 i $2000 

Fitzgibbon  M J to  J G Rogers.  Nov  1,  lots 
to  4 blocK  24,  Sheffield  add,  2 years,  6%, 

$2200 

Folkmann  J to  W Schroeder,  nov  6,  lot  42 

b 5,  Fullerton  2d  adn $900 

Frisch  L to  F Schrader,  Oct  11,  lots  1 and 
2 29  and  30  blocK  2,  19  40  14,  3 yrs,  8%, 

$1400 

First  Presbyterian  Church,  Woodlawn  Pk, 
to  J H Slater,  May  1,  lot  2 b 4,  23  38  14, 

30  days  after  demand $600 

Farrecsteimer  A to  M E Greenebaum, 
Oct  10,  It  79  b 24,  31  39  14,  3 years,  7%, 

$400 

Farrensteiner  A to  S E Gross,  Oct  14,  lot 

79  b 34,  31  39  14,  7% $250 

Friesenborg  G R to  M E Greenebaum, 
Sept  8,  lot  44  blk  2,  Gross  Pk  2d  add,  7% 

$425 

Fairman  H W to  C N Lauman,  oct  29.  Its 
33  to  36  blcK  36,  Washington  Heights,  2 

years  7% $400 

Fick  C and  P N to  R Berger,  Oct  28,  It  3 b 

1 b 9,  7 38  14,  3 yrs  8£ $2360 

Florian  M to  J C Miller,  oct  18,  It  1 b 4 b 

6,  33  39  14.  8% $5300 

Fitzhngh  A P to  T H Schintz,  nov  1,  It  22, 

b 2.  36  40  13,  7% $368 

Fraser  C E to  J E Dalton,  nov  1,  It  25  b 1 

Davis’  add,  7% $1000 

Forbes  J to  J Lloyd,  nov  6,  It  48  blk  4,  18 

39  14.  3 yrs  6 % $2600 

Foney  S A to  h h C Miller,  nov  6,  It  3 and 

pt  2 b 1.  18  41  14,  3 yrs  8% $2500 

Givins  R C to  O H Brooks,  oct  24,  lots  40 

and  41  b 2,  7 37  14.  5 yrs  8% $750 

Geffe  H to  F Schrader.  May  4,  It  3 b 1 blk 

47.  19  40  14,  2 yrs  8% $275 

Groth  H to  F Schrader,  May  4,  It  4 b 1,  19 


40  14,  2 yrs 


$275 


18  39  14,  2 yrs. 


.$437 


Gelzingt  N to  G C Johnson,  Oct  28,  It  9 b 

16.  6 39  14,  6% $2000 

Gelzinger  N to  G E Johnson,  Oct  28,  It  9 

b 16,  6 39  14,  6# $2000 

Gruefen  E to  T H Schintz,  Oct  30,  It  50  b 

63,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  6 % $2000 

Geist  F to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  1,  It  71 

b 53,  19  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1200 

Grabowski  B to  E Prussing,  Nov  2,  It  95  b 

20,  5 39  14,  2 yrs,  8% $800 

Gallagher  M and  J to  J E Otis,  Oct  25,  lot 

27  b 2,  5 38  14.  1 year  7% $700 

Griebel  W to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  25, 

lot  90  b 34,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $450 

Gr  ebel  W to  S E Gross,  Sept  24,  lot  90  b 

34,  31  39  14,  7% $300 

Gollmann  E J to  A Wisner,  Oct  20,  lot  48, 

Drake’s  sub,  11  39  13,  5 yrs  8% $325 

Gawlonsky  A to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  13 

It  83  b 34,  31  39  14,  3 yrs $450 

Gawlonsky  A to  S E Gross,  Oct  13,  lot  83 

b 34,  31  39  14,  7% $300 

Guyon  J H to  Maplewood  B and  L Ass’n 
nov  4,  lot  20  block  2.  blk  4,  36  40  13,  7 % 

$500 

Gohr  P P to  J R Lane,  Sept  26,  lots  6 and 

7 b 9,  Lane  Pk,  3 yrs  6 % $1125 

Gorry  T to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  6,  pt  It 

46,  15  38  14,  1 year  7% $500 

Garrity  R F to  E Lackner,  Oct  1,  lot  12  b 

1 b 1.  17  40  14,  5% $1150 

Gross  N to  T G DicKinson,  Oct  18,  It  17  b 

12,  11  39  13,  3 yrs  8% $550 

Garrity  T J to  J Foley,  Nov  5,  It  38  blk  6, 

20  39  14,  8% $1000 

Hall  M E to  P W Palmer,  Aug  15,  lot  12  b 

1,  20  40  14,  5 yrs  8% $600 

Huston  A C to  T J Lefens,  Nov  l.prt  lots 
1 and  2 blk  71  Ellis  East  add,  3 yrs,  6 £, 
$16,800 


Hershaw  H W to  R Berger,  Nov  1,  It  3 b 

5 Astor  add,  2 years,  6 % $6000 

HotchKiss  E M to  F C Rossiter,  Sept  15, 

It  22  b 6, 18  39  14,  52m  7% $700 

Hermann  T to  J H Ernst,  Nov  3,  It  21  blk 

13,  29  40  14,4  years,  8%% $600 

Helbig  C H to  T H Schintz,  Oct  9,  It  22,  It 

I b 26,  33  40  14,  2 yrs  6% $2000 

Hagan  W to  W A Montgomery,  Nov  1,  lot 

4 lot  5 etc,  28  40  14,  3 years,  8% $5000 

Hedenberg  J W to  T B Bryan,  Nov  5,  lot 

35  b 18,  16  39  14,  2 yrs  7% $1500 

Holton  G D to  R Gates,  Sept  24,  part  lots 
15  and  16  blocK  1,  2 38  14,  3 years,  8%, 

$6000 

Hale  E to  A Heile,  Oct  8,  It  33  b 3,  9 38  14 

4 yrs  8% $610 

Hart  C R to  C P Silva,  Oct  11,  lots  20  to 
24,  blk  53,  Washington  Heights,  3 years 

8% $750 

Hale  E to  A Heile,  Oct  8,  lot  33  b 3,  9 38 

14,  4 yrs  8% $610 

Hatterman  F W to  G W Chamberlin,  Nov 

2,  lot  4,  biocK  1,  6 39  14,  1 year,  8%, 

$350 

Hanse  J C to  R Berger,  nov  3,  lots  14  and 

15  b 8,35  40  13,  3 yrs  6 % $600 

Huhuke  J to  J L Thure,  nov  6,  It  16  blk  7, 

Hamburg,  1 year  8% $300 

Healey  M to  J J Curran,  Nov  6,  It  29  b 16 

17  39  14.  7%% $1400 

Hart  E to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  10,  lot 

135  Brookdale,  2 yrs  8% $525 

Hero  O to  S E Gross,  Oct  25,  It  7,  Brook- 

dale,  3 yrs  8% $466 

Hunsinger  B to  H E Updike,  Oct  15,  lot  7 
b 15  etc,  13,  39  13,  57  months,  8%  . . . $1800 
Hurley  P C to  C F Collot,  Nov  6,  lots  19 

and  21  b 2,  20  40  17,  27  mos,  6% $900 

Hurley  P C to  M A Scholbe,  Sept  15,  lot 

35  b 3,  29  40  14,  9 mos,  8% $150 

Houghteling  J L to  J L Waller,  Oct  30.  pt 
Its  27  to  30  b 4,  Catholic  Bishop  add.  18 

months,  8% $8750 

Hiss  J to  L Pasal,  nov  5,  It  34  b 14,  Brand 

add,  3 years  8% $1000 

HancKe  H to  E F Allen,  nov  6,  lot  7 blk  4, 

Douglas  Park  adu,  1 year  6.t $150 

Hunt  S H to  A H Corke,  nov  5,  lot  22  lots 
61  to  90,  Bronson  add,  6 mos,  8%. . . .$4825 
Herchenroeder  H to  E Knauer,  oct  28,  lot 

2 b 4,  29  40  14,  3 yrs.  7% $1400 

Hubbard  W H to  F M Elliott,  Oct  4,  block 

7 and  10,  6 39  14,  2 yrs,  6 % $41,250 

Hanschke  A to  C P H Dose,  Nov  1,  lot  88 

b 5,  36  40  13,  3 yrs,  7% $500 

Hachfield  D to  J C D Ross,  Oct  22,  It  23  b 

12,  Brand  add,  3 yrs,  8% $1085 

Hess  A to  P E Stanley,  nov  5,  It  20,  Taylor 

sub  8 33  14,  3 years  5% $350 

Hansom  L M to  H C Hoffman,  Sept  27, 

It  20  b 3,  1 39  13,  2 yrs  8% $320 

Hunt  W C to  T C Miller,  nov  1.  part  lot  1, 

Bronson  add,  5 yrs  8% $8,000 

Irvine  J to  J W Farlin,  Oct  18,  It  26  blk  2, 

23  38  14.  3 yrs  6 % $325 

Johnson  H to  F C Rossiter,  Sept  15,  lot  21 

b 6,  18  39  14,  52  mos.,  7% £900 

Joost  A to  L YVeinberg,  Oct  4.  lot  9 b 10, 

Gross  North  add,  5 months  7% $600 

Jacob  E and  YV  to  E Koch,  Nov  3,  Its  3 to 
26  blocF  11,  33  40  14.  2 years,  8%.  .$10,000 
JacKquist  C and  B to  W Kroel,  Sept  24,  It 

70,  31  39  14,  8£ $1300 

Jacobson  E to  A Chytraus,  nov  3,  It  18  blk 

6,  10  37  13,  8% $300 

Janders  R to  C Janders,  nov  6,  lots  39  and 

40,  It  11,  29  39  13,  3 years $500 

Jameson  J A to  F B Thurston,  Oct  21,  It  6 

b 23  b 34,  Hyde  Pk,  5 jrs  6£ $6000 

Johnson  A M and  E W to  G H Crosby, 

Oct  10,  prt  lot  3 b 12,  21  38  14,  1%  yrs, 

7% $500 

Jackson  E 0 to  L Baird,  nov  4,  It  24  blk  6. 

18  39  14,  May  4, ’88,  7% $250 

James  J R to  Sheldon  <fc  Hale,  Nov  1,  lot  , 

21  b 12,  12  39  13,  3 yrs  8% $2000 

Jarman  E M and  W S to  C P Silva,  oct  26 
Its  21  and  22  blk  70,  Washington  Hig’ts 

3 years  7% $900 

Jnnek  F to  J Buehler,  Nov  1,  pt  It  8 b 7,  6 

39  14,  5 yrs,  8\i% $4000 

Johnston  F P to  C J Hambleton,  Nov  1, 

pt  It  2 It  10.  29  40  14,  8% $1000 

Janssen  B to  H G Foreman,  Oct  25,  lot  8 b 
2,  Pickett’s  add,  5 yrs,  7% $2600 


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rausaen  R to  H Gre  mebaum,  nov  1,  lot  9 

w u s'.?  M ii 39  u- 2 yrs  G$ y 

Kalinofski  J to  E S Dreyer,  Sept  30,  It 10 

b 3,32  38  15,  3 yrs,  6# yf 

Ketz  M B to  J K Foulke.  oot  15,  part  lots 
7 and  16  blocK  51,  7 39  14,  5 years’ b^Q0 

Kennedy  l"  to  C W Nichoies,  Nov  1,  lot  29 
lot  1 etc  blk  22,  33  39  14,  4 yrs  7#. .$800 
Kroskewicz  J to  F Bietzke,  Nov  3,  - ..  .. 

Keneutt  O to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  -0, 

It  43  b 19,  Gross  Pk  2d  add,  4 yrs  7#.  $575 
Krai  J to  L MaHdl,  Nov  4,  It  16  blk  B b 11 

20  39  14,  3 yrs  6# 

Kuhn  P to  FRiedle,  Oct  26,  Its  1 to  5 b 21 

21  38  14,  2 yrs  6# •••••" 

Kehoe  E to  J Goggin,  nov  6,  It  4 block  4b, 

17  39  14,  1 year  6 # • • • • • -y0 

KryK  M to  E H Sheldon,  Oct  19,  lot  19,  n 

U b 11,  5 39  14,  4 years  6% y u 

Kane  J to  F Wilninson,  Sept  3,  pt  It  88  b 

1,  3 38  15,  4 yrs  1% 

Klein  P J to  M 
and  27  b 44, 

Klee  J to  11  W Bridge 


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Moriarity  M to  H G Foreman,  Nov  3,  It  63 
b 2,  33  39  14,  2 yrs  7%.  ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ' ' V 
May  J to  A E Barr,  oc  , ' $1600 

Ma/jato  C W Foskett,  oct  28,  It  6 blk  4’  ^ 

Mueller"  R to  ME  Greenebaum,  oct  25,  lot 

Mueller  R to  S E Gross,  oct  25,  lot  80  blk 


Orr  W M to  F R Chandler,  Sept  25,  It  14  b 


1, 16  38  14,  5 yrs 


$1000 


Osgood's  W to  H B Mason  Nov  4,  lots  7 

aud  8 b 3,  21  40  14,  2 yrs  6# $7U0 


yrs  o.  043914  3 yrs  p 

VI  Van  Allen,  Oct  4.  lots  26  ’ T HtoME  Greenebaum.  oct  15, 

, 7 38  14,  2 yrs,  658.  . • • • • - f«5  Mnellec  I a ^ park  add)  2 years,  7% 

1 Bridge,  nov  1,  It  32  blk  7 b | lot  31  mi  , $330 

' McMahon  N to  N A Lauer,  nov  . 8,  pt  34  3Jq() 

Meisner  R F to  H Rubens,  nov  9,  R 1 and 


. $600 


10,  Sheffield  add,  2 yrs  . 

King  J H to  A Peterson,  nov  5,  lot  b b 42 
17  39  14,  7% ••••; JV. 

Kruczkowski  J to  C J Belinski,  nov  , ° I . 10  b 2 Lee  add,  2 yrs  „ 

83  b 33,  19  39  14,  2 yrs  6^#  ••••••  ■^00  M£oro  E B to  E h Sheldon,  Feb  11,  Its  73 

Kennedy  J to  C W Nicholes,  nov  1,  lot  j ^ ?6  block  ^ Sheffield  add,  2 years  6% 


6 #. 


.$4000 


Preston  E H to  A B Mead,  Nov  1,  It  5 b B 

Bushnell  add,  • ■■ • ••  t, 

Purcell  W A to  A Heile,  nov  5,  lot  14b 
b 18,  33  39  14,  2 yrs  8$  ........  • • ■ ■ S’300 

ParKer  W RtoWP  Roche,  Nov  6,  pt  b 11. 

31  37  14,  3 yrs  6$ ■ • - ■ • ■ • • flf  0 

Pritchard  RMtoW  Loeb,  Nov  4,  It  33  b 

3 RocKwell  add,  3 years  7% ■ $3( 1)0 

Pearson  P K to  J H Van  Vlissingen,  Sept 
4,  lots  11  and  12,  15  37  14,  5 years,  7%,^ 

Pinkerton  GMtoME  Greenebaum,  Aug 
30,  lot  26,  block  5,  Gross  North  add, 

28, 


Saxner  J to  S E Gross,  July  zb,  It  28  blk  •>, 

Gross  Pk  add,  7% ■■■  • ; ■ ■ • 

Sampson  T to  S M Moore,  Sept  27,  It  30  b 

1,13  39  13,3  yrs  6# Von'i  t 

Stephens  J W to  M C Griggs,  oct  20,  lots 
10  and  17  blk  1,  3 38  14,  2 yrs  6#.  . .$1600 
horogow  R L to  J C Schumacher,  nov  4, 
pt  Its  11  to  13  b 28,  Rogers  Park,  4 yrs,^ 

Smith  E Kt'oF  R Chandler,  nov  8,  lots  9 

and  10,  3 38  14,  5 yrs  6#  • • • ■ -*1"00 

St  Mark’s  Episcopal  Church  to  F ,J  llen- 
nis,  nov  1,  Its  2 and  3 b 7,  Ellis  E addn,^ 

5 years,  7 # ??, 

Sullivan  WHloA  Rehm,  oct  20,  It  17  blk 
85,  South  Chicago,  5#  ........ 

lauahnessy  J to  G A Rose,  Nov  1,  It  29 

Nov  1,  Its  69 


It  1 etc,  33  39  14,  4 yrs  . 

Kotal  F to  A C Gehr,  Nov  6,  w % lot  --  b 

14,  SS  add,  3 yrs  6# yf59 

Krause  H to  R H White,  Nov  4,  lot  22  blk 

127  S S add,  3 months,  8# y0 

Knitter  J to  G W Korill,Sept  4.  Its  44  and 

45  It  1 b 29,  29  39  14,  8% ruuu 

KruczkowsKi  J to  T Schintz,  Nov  1,  R 83 

b 33,  19  39  44,  5 yrs  8% • • • f4900 

Klamp  A to  C Reitz,  oct  29,  pt  b 30,  12  39 


12,  6 yrs 


.$600 


to  76  diocs.  — - |900 

Mangels  J to  S E Gross,  Oct  11,  lot  44  bffi 

34,  31  39  14,  7J<  V*^60 

Moore  R C to  F Schrader.  Oct  27,  lots 


Kiumb  P to  R J Taylor,  Nov  1,  lot  5 It  6 b 

Klingel  E to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  1 , 1 1 

25  b 18,  31  40  14,3  yrs  8% $1000 

Lasher  C W to  A M Knobel,  Nov  4,  lots  o 
and  6 blcok  92  Bronson  add,  3 years  6%^ 

Lillig  M to  N A Lauer,  July  15,  It  26  b 2 

30  39  14,  3 yrs  5% ,V 

Le  Bean  E to  J D Wallace,  nov  5,  It  5 b 2 

13  39  13,  2 yrs  7% ; 

Luskowsky  J to  W Heinemann,  nov  9,  It  1 

b 6,  Brand’s  add,  3 yrs  8% $1300 

Larned  MStoJM  Hills,  oct  30,  pt  n 

w M se  U,  18  40  14,  5 years  7% $3200 

Lutztnkertchen  H to  H C Buechner,  Oct 
19,  lots  1 and  2 blk  1.  19  40  14,  3 yrs,  6^ 

Lillies  A to  E Maynard,  oct  29,  It  16  blK  1 

Picket’s  add,  3 yrs,  7 % '••J*, 

Lawnina  J D to  H G Powers,  oct  2^ It 1 23 
and  part  24.  10  38  14,  2 yrs,  6 % . . ..$2000 
Lippke  A to  K Anderson,  nov  2,  lot  2 R l, 

4 33  14,  3 yrs  7 % ••••  ■ ^80() 

Lusby  C R to  C J Hambleton,  Sept  6,  lots 
4 I to  48  blk  6,  36  40  13,  5 yrs  6% . . . . $1950 
Lewis  M C to  G S Hubbard  Jr,  nov  1,  lot  1 

b 5 b 8,  34  39  13,  2 yrs  8% Sf400 

Lundquist  L G to  L Baird,  Oct  30,  It  67  b 

1,  20  40  14,  5 yrs  Gi !i’500 

Litchfield  C F to  L C Pitner,  nov  1,  lot ,19 

b 20,  17  40  14,  7% ^OOO 

Logemann  C to  E S Dreyer,  Sept  1,  It  47, 

Hall’s  add,  OaK  Park,  5 yrs,  6^ ’•f300 

Lange  I to  J H Ernst,  Sept  9,  It  7 b 2,  to 

39  14,  1 year, Q% q 

Lyons  W H and  J I to  A Peterson  Nov  3, 

it  32  b 6,  Davis’  add,  3 yrs,  7 $ 

Longham  M A to  E Knauer,  nov  8,  It  6 b 

2 Sheffield  add,  2 yrs  8% v;- -p300 

LeGoff  LtoJ  R Weddell,  Oct  26-/ It  7 b 5, 

21  38  14,  3 yrs,  6 % •••••• 

Larson  C and  E to  H W Ames,  Nov  5,  lot 

15  b 3,  8 39  14,  5 1-5# $2500 

Lang  M to  G W Kroll,  Sept  2,  It  40  bln  54 

33  40  14,  8% ••••  •;"irl4u° 

Litchfield  C F to  M Culver,  Nov  1,  It  1 9 b 

20,  Ravenswood,  34  months,  7# $zuuu 

Morweiser  V to  R Berger,  Nov  1,  It  40  blk 

5,  29  40  14,  2 yrs,  7% ’ 

Msur  J to  F Lackner,  Oct  27,  Its  25  an^  23 

b 3, 32  38  15,  2 yrs,  6# • • • i-200 

Minnick  E G to  C Penn  B and  L Associa- 
J tion,  oct  5,  lot  1 block  11,  17  38  14,  8#,^ 

Macek  V to  J Mmsak,  oct  13,  lot  63  b 43, 

19  39  14,  1 year  6# iJ,4;UU 

Mesenbrink  W to  M E Greenebaum,  June 
10,  lot  66  and  part  65  b 1 &c,3  yrs,  6#.$o00 
Merritt  L B to  H Felsenthal,  Nov  1,  lot ,37 

sw  M,  34  39  14’  3 yrs  5,1000 

Melmer  P to  F A Stauber.Nov  4,  Its  6 and 
12  b 14,  Elston  add,  5 yrs,  6%% 


'0  Ii  W tO  J-  riM 

to  4 blK  1 blk  49,  19  40  14,  6 months,  6#^ 


Shaughnessy 

2,  4 38  14,  3 yrs,  Tf, 

Shirmeck  T to  C H Wood, 

and  70  T and  K sub,  4 38  14,  5 years  7/,, 

fyloUU 

Schwartz  R to  E S Dreyer,  oct  20,  It  7 b 3 

32  38  15,  3 yrs,  7% ••••  •••• 

Schmitt  P to  L Boyce,  oct  18,  lots  4 „ and 

44  b 1,22  38  14,  2 yrs,  6# 

Stagg  J to  S W Roth,  Oct  7,  Its  11  and  12 
b 3,  1139  13,  7% 

Schultz  F and  J to  J W Keogh,  Nov  i , lot 
10  b 30,  S S add,  5 yrs  8%% ....  • $|l3:f00 
Smith  W D to  J O’Brien,  Sept  20,  It  6 blk 


17,  29  40  14, 


.$500 


MauganPtoVc  Grant,  oct  1,  lt»blO^ 

18  39  14,1  year  1%  ..•••••••  • •;  toV^86 

McAdam  J to  R Geary,  Oct  6,  lot  -7  b 86 

27  39  14,6# ••• « Vt  19 

Mathewson  J W to  G A Rose,  nov  8,  It  U 

SW  U 4 38  13’  3 y6arS  ifqq 

cLaughlin  J to  S Wilder,  June  -,  R 99 

b 34,  26  months,  8# ’ V i 7 ' 

Matson  P to  H Kasseus,  oct  -3,  It  -4  b^^ 

Mathluj  to  E Knauer,  nov  9,  Its  48  to  58 

McCoy  J to  J Mattocks,  Oct  13,  It  35  b 

Murray  M^W^to  W H Mosher,  nov  8,  R 10 

b 2,  13  39  14,  3 yrs  7#  . . • • ■ ■ • • • • • • • 
McCarthy  C A to  A C Landt , Sept  15  R 
17  b 1,  16  38  14,  3 months,  7#  .....  • • |350 
Maerz  0 and  G to  A Peterson,  nov  8,  It  ^4 

b 1,  19  39  14,  1 year  7%.. • ■ • • 

McCarthy  C A to  W H Moore,  Sept  15, 
lot  17  blk  1 blck  29,  16  38  14,  5 yrs’^’0() 

McNally  P to  J O Schumacher,  oct  12,  prt 
MooUreW  H toFTchandler,  Nov  1,  It  15, 

b 2 McKey  and  Hyde  Park,  5 years,  6#^ 

McKean  0 J and  E A to  J E Dalton,  Oct M 

It  77  b 23,  7 39  14,  7#  . . . • • • • • • • • • ’ 1 12000 
Niech  A to  F Lackner,  Nov  3,  lot  72  b 53, 

19  39  u,6# ••  oVk  i 

Niggmeyer  B to  C Jorn,  Nov  4,  lot  34  b L 

‘^8  S9  14,  1 year  1% * 

Nebel  W to  G W Kroel,  Oct  14,  lot  2 blK3,^ 

Brown’s  add,  8# • • • ■ • • ' ’ ‘ 

Nelson  S to  T G DicKinson,  Oct  28,  pt  lot 
2 b 20  Bushnell  add  3 yrs  6 # . . . . • • ■ $300 
Newhouse  SDtoJR  Foulke,  Oct  27,  R 18 


Paterson  C J to  H B Walingford,  oct 

pt  It  4,  Howard  add,  Lake  view,  6 mos^ 

Quirk  T*  to  S E Gross,  Sept  11,  lot  39,  31 

39  14,  b 34,  7# 

Quinlan  MCtoRW  Clifford,  Nov  1,  It  54 

b 47.  27  39  14,  3 years A'  L’L  M 

Robinson  J F to  J McCabe,  Oct  28,  It  2 It 

10  b 5,  16  38  14 

Roche  0 H to  W S Linn,  Nov  3,  lots  6 1 and 

7 It  8,  34  39  14,  2 yrs  6# • • • *-0’9 

Reich  G to  H C Buechner,  Oct  12,  lots  9 
and  10  blk  2 blK  2,  19  40  14,  5 years,  6%,^ 

Rosch  j Pto’j  H Ernst,  Nov  4,  It  49  b 

Root  A M to  W H Moore,  Nov  1,  It  57  b 1 , 

3 38  14,  3 yrs  6# ■ • ■ ; •• ■ ■ -1 

Ryan  D to  T Schintz,  Nov  2,  It  16  b 6,  20 

39  14.  2 yrs  7# 

Rosbery  F to  M E Greenebaum  Nov  2 It 
320  blK  1 etc,  29  40  14,  4 yrs  6#. . . ■ ■ - I425 
Rohrbach  P to  C Rohrbach,  Nov  3,  pt  lot 
122,  Bronson  add,  6 mos.,  8#. .....  ■ •$ 

Rostund  G J to  J Stern,  Nov  4,  Its  6 and  7 

blK  3 Parkside,  7# • • • • • y “ 

Roos  H to  A Heile,  nov  1,  It  18  It  10  etc  b 
63,  21  39  14,  6m, 6# •••,  ’ ^f300 

Reszczynski  E to  M Van  Allen  Oct  5,  Its 
5 and  6 b 44,  7 38  14,  33  months  6#  .$530 
Roberts  A F to  H A Lynn  nov  1,  lot  96  b 
33,  Sheffield  add,  5 yrs,  7#  . - ...  • ■ • • • $850 

W 6 Vi  . ■ ♦"  M0 

ton  add,  5 yrs  • • • • • • • • , , 

Rose  J to  J R Lane,  Oct  8,  Its  2.  and  -3  b 

4 Lane  Pk,  3 yrs  6# • ■ ; • • • 5,16 

Risedoeph  M E to  F M Olaree,  Oct  18,  lot 
66  b 2,  23  39  13.  4 years,  8#  . . • • • • ■ ■ ■ «'43b0 
Rosenthal  J to  G Snydacker,  oct  26,  It  4- 

b 4,  4 39  14,  2 yrs,  7# 

Rood  C R to  L Boyce,  oct  16,  Its  47  and 
48,  b 1,  22  38  14,  5 yrs,  6#  . .....  • • • , •$75t) 

Swanson  CT  to  S E Gross,  June  7,  lot  10 
Gross  Pk  2d  add,  5 months,  7#. . . . - •$-*>*> 

Scholl  E to  E S Dreyer,  nov  5,  Its  5 and  6 
pt  b 6,  8 38  14,  etc,  2 yrs  7*. .. . . .. . ••  1900 

Sommer  J to  F Jirka,  nov  10,  lot  27  b 1,  8 

38  14,  2 yrs  6# 31 

Sullivan  J to  A Peterson,  nov  6,  It  16  b 31 

33  39  14,  2 yrs  8# i'i'k  39 

Stevins  FKtoJG  Rogers  nov  1,  lots  39 
to  69  blcs  24,  Sheffield  add,  3 years,  ^6#^ 

Schubert"  w’g  to  J Buehler,  Nov  6,  It  24  b 


Smith  W D to  F E Burley,  Sept  23, lot  16» 

b 16,  22  39  14,  5 yrs  6# $82oO 

Snyder  CLtoC  H Rieke,  Oct  25,  prt  b 1 , 

15  38  14,  2 yrs  6# *4 

Schilte  F to  G W Kroel,  oct  14,  It  8 b 3 lot 


1,  25  39  14, 


.$900 


Schaefer  E C to  G W Kroel,  Oct  21,  lot  65 


Des  Plaines, 


$1500 


Schorlan  EFteHW  Ames,  oct  25,  Its  23 
and  24  b 6,  36  40  14,  3 yrs  7# ..... . . .$900 

Schmidt  T W to  W Hessing,  Oct  15,  It  8 b 


2,  6 39  14,  4 yrs, 


.$700 


b 28,  22  39  14,  5 yrs 


. $5000 


Soller  M to  H Wanns,  Oct  23,  It  1 It  7 b 2 

Sheffield  add,  5 yrs  7#..... ■ • fJUU 

Schimansky  A toJ  Schumacher,  Nov^lot^ 

70blocK  69  Gross  Park  2d  add,  3 yrs,  7#  I T H schtotz,  Oct  20,  It  22  blk  5 

NuVnbeVg  J to  W Nov"  i,"  ioi  U b|l/  -stein,  1 year 

O^rf^L^r^itfikbL^ 


.$2000 


Nikola  B to  C G RicKlefs,  nov  6,  lot  4 b 8, 

6 39  14,  6 yrs  6# • • • • • • • ^ 

Nelson  P to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  23,  It 


Holstein,  1 year  . , 

Serbrecht  J to  J W Waughop,  Oct  25,  lots 
20  and  22  It  11  etc,  9 38  14,  3 years,  7#,^ 


Sychowski  A to  W Vocko,  Nov  6,  It  29  blK 
8,  39  40  14,  3 yrs  *’ 


$500 

TSS  -i-  ■ n*T  | Snyder  S toS  R Harford,  Sept  1, ..  2 b 1 

’Donnell  PtoWD  Kerfeot,  Nov  1,  pt  R | ^avenswood ;■••••••  .$1750 

Snvder  H to  J H Kedzie,  nov  1,  lots  1 to  6 


O’Donnell 

8 and  9 block  59 


S S add,  3 years, 

$1000 

O’Niei  M to  W D KerfooV, ' Nov  1,  It  9 b 2 
b 40,  17  39  14,  3 yrs  7#. . . . • • ■ ■ • ■ • • ■ ■ ■* 
Ochs  S to  S E Grose,  June  7,  lot  63,  Gro®s 

Oudra  S to  B F Weber,  Nov  4,  lot  8 b 3,  7 

and  8 40  14,3  yrs  7# $2 


b 2 Kedzie  add,  1 year  7# • • y 3000 

Schneider  F to  G Steinhaus,  nov  1,  R 35b 

12,  6 39  14,  6 yrs  7# $2880 

Scholen  A A to  M E Greenebaum  Nov  3, 
lot  68  blk  69,  Gross  ParK  2d  add,  3 yrs, 

$487 


SelsbacK  A to  F H Watriss,  Sept  20,  It  24 

b 1,  39  13,  2 yrs,  6# • • • • • • •»bou 

Schiffermann  M J to  W A Bond,  Oct  21, 

It  7 b 2,  28  39  14,  6# • • • • ■ ^ 1300 

Standart  AMtoJC  Miller,  Oct  18,  R7^ 

2 b 20,  Hyde  Park,  8# ••••••••  ;f4000 

Spangenburg  A and  F to  H Felsenthal, 

PNof  1,  lot  28  blck  21,  17  39  14,  2 yrM*o 

Thiele  G'toj  G Millea,  Nov  4,  ^t8  1 

2 b 2,  6 39  14,  ly  7# • ; - f ;b0U 

Tanhousen  P to  J H Ernst  Nov  2,  pt  It  23 

b 1 Sheffield  add,  1 year  6# $e°° 

Talcott  E S to  F B Peabody,  Nov  3,  prem- 
ises 198  Goethe  st,  5 yrs  6#  . . . . • • • • ■^00° 
Taylor  L S to  A E Barr,  Oct  20,  Its  29  and 
30  b 14,  South  Chicago,  8#. ...  . . . • .r$4c0 
Thomas  hh  to  F Riedle,  Sept  29,  lots  6 to 
10  It  21,  21  38  14,  2 yrs  6#  . . . . . . • • .$250U 
Thery  T to  M E Greenebaum,  July  23,  lot 
39  b 2,  Gross  Pk  add,  3y  7#.  . . . . • ; • $380 
Thompson  P to  L Baird,  nov  6,  lot  23  b 1 , 

20  41  14,  3 yrs,  7# yv4 

Talbot  E S to  W M Le  Moyne,  nov  1,  part 

lot  13,  30  40  14,  3 yrs  6# • • • $13UU 

Thompson  C to  A C Maynor,  nov  1,  Its  43 
and  14  b 7,  6 39  14,  8# ... . . . • ■ • • • - • • $475 
Thormeyer  F R to  R Berger,  Nov  1,  lot M3 

b 31,  Cornell,  3 yrs  7# ••••••  ®190U 

Ullmann  H G to  C C Kohlsaat,  Nov  1,  lot 
2 block  5,  B add  OaK  Pane,  3 years, 

Van  Houghton"  Wr"  to  J B Galloway,  Nov 
l,lot  46  blck  1 etc,  36  40  13,  5 years  7#^ 

Van  Wyngaarden  S to  J H Van  Vlissen- 

8“:°c!8:p.l.b!c.k.6.’.15. 

Volker  FW  to  W C Fricke,  Nov  4,  lots  13 
and  14  bis  2 blk  15  etc,  6 39  14,  3 yr8^0() 

Volin  J Vo  MHoiec,  Nov  3,  It  44  b 10, ,20 

OU  U ^ 

Vosalik  J to  T H Schintz,  oct  16,  It  19  b 3 

20  39  14,  5 yrs,  6# • ■ • • • • • • •$3000 

Vacha  J to  T Schintz,  nov  8,  It  40  b to,  -0 

oq  14  

Woodworth  M A to  A Wisner,  Oct  20,  lot 
49  Drake’s  sub,  11  39  13,  5 yrs  6#. . . .$3-5 
Welteroth  A to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  27 

It  32  b 2,  Gross  Pk  add,  2 yrs,  7# $375 

Walsh  P S to  H S Dietrich  Nov  2,  prt  Its 
45  and  44  blk  5 bis  4,  Sheffield  add, 

Wittemeier  F to  B F Weber,  Nov  1,  It 15  b 
3 Ingledew  add,  Ravenswood.  ....  . .$^oo 
Wegg  W G to  W A Swart,  Oct  11,  lots >24 
and  25  b 4,  Brookline,  7#  . . . • • ; ' ’ ’ ■5>100° 
WicK  0 E to  T Schintz,  nov  1,  lot  22  and 
pt  It  21  b 5,  36  40  13,  3 yrs  7# . . . • ■ ■ $3000 
Werner  G to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  13, 

It  22  blk  2,  Gross  Pk  add,  3 yrs  7#  . .$475 
Wiltsel  T M to  W Heinemann,  nov  5,  R69 
11  39  13,  3 yrs  8# f800 


630 


Wheeler  C N to  G D Bayden,  Oct  7,  Its  1 
and  2 blk  B add  Oak  Park.  3 years,  5%, 

$5000 

Ward  C H to  J Stern,  Oct  27,  lots  37  and 

38  b 1,  23  39  14,  7* $1600 

Wiltberger  L to  E W Zander,  Ang  18,  part 

It  1 b 46,  17  39  14,  4 yrs,  6# $4000 

Wagner  LtoWD  Kerfoot,  oct  25,  It  6 b 1 

30  39  14,  3 yrs  6# $400 

Whitney  P to  C W Nicholes,  Nov  1,  lots 
12  and  13  blK  4,  16  38  14,  3 years,  6%% 

$2500 

Ware  M A to  F R Chandler.  Nov  1.  It  5 b 

2 b 20,  Hyde  Park.  5 yrs,  6% ...  $2500 

Welfe  A W to  L R Patterson,  oct  29,  Its  23 

and  24  b 6,  21  38  14,  2 yrs $640 

Woodward  B H to  J Buehler,  Oct  22,  lot 

120  b 19,  7 39  14,  2 yrs,  7£ $800 

Yerks  M G and  C S to  J W Scoville,  oct 
30,  part  lot  5 It  4 blk  1,  7 39  13,  8 yrs  6# 

$4000 

Zapf  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  1,  lot  18 

b 47,  7 38  14,  3 yrs  7 % $650 

Zeich  C to  E S Dreyer,  Nov  5,  lot  3 blK  9, 
ButterOeld  add,  3 years,  6% $2500 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


OHATTFA  MORTGAGES. 

Adams  H Jjjto  F Keeler  Nov  3,  turn  40  Ar- 
tesian av,  4 m $150 

Anderson  N to  T J Shaw  & Co  Nov  1,  mdse 

1222  North  av $569 

Allen  J F to  J E Allen  Nov  2,  furn  2132  In- 
diana av $728 

Aldrich  A A to  E T Brown  Nov  4,  furn  and 

piano  286  Wells  st,  6 mos $217 

Alixe  F to  M L Pemberton  Nov  5,  saloon 

5 Chicago,  4 mos $150 

Adams  W H to  C Stroechel  Nov  6,  furn, 

Lake,  4 m $85 

Adranel  Courier  Pub  Co  to  C H Fuller  tr, 

, office  38  Harrison  st,  6 mos . . . $1000 

Arendt  J to  M Gasguski  nov  8,  saloon  773 

Noble  st,  6 m $300 

Barnett  W G to  R M Floyd  nov  8,  furn  164 

L6  Salle $68 

Barratt  T to  F K Biggs  oct  29,  furn  Lake 

1 year . $100 

Busch  J to  A Wedemier  nov  8,  saloon  222 

Division  st $2500 

BriesKe  A to  C J Shields  Nov  9,  barber 

shop  371  w Taylor  st $97 

Busch  J to  Brunswick  B C Co  Nov  5,  sa- 
loon fittings  2329  Cottage  Grove  av,  9 

mos $241 

Beverly  Steam  Laundry  Co  to  M Beem  nov 

8,  laundry  449  Ogden  av,  1 y $550 

Barry  W W to  W S Wharton  Nov  6,  furn 

3033  Cottage  Grove  av,  4 m $2t0 

Buschict  G E to  W D Munhall  Nov  2,  pia- 
no and  furn  11  W7aren  av,  2 mos '.$165 

Bloom  F L to  F E Blackman  Nov  4,  piano 

and  turn  1245  Michigan  av $650 

Brye  R to  C Brye  Nov  3,  horses  etc  Lake 

18  mos  $160 

Braman  E to  F H Edler  Oct  29,  harness 

etc,  128  Harrison  st,  3 mos $60 

Busch  M to  J Oberman  B Co , saloon 

712  Halsted  st,  2 year $600 

Buckley  S S to  S Kensington  Oct  1,  furn 

2230  Indiana  av,  7 mos $600 

Baker  S to  W W Charles  Nov  3,  horse  etc, 

Michigan  av,  4 mos $91 

Bohnen  R to  R Isham  Oct  30,  furn  224  24th 

Pj,  4 mos $300 

Brain  W E to  C F Kimball  Nov  3,  carriage 

6 mos $300 

Barrett  E Pto  GA  Johnson  Oct  29,  saloon 

135  Chicago  av,  6 mos $1050 

Brachvogel  Wr  J to  H M McIntosh  Oct  30. 

furn  54  Fowler  st,  6 m $354 

Bradshaw  B to  P J Cummings  Nov  3,  ma- 

chy  etc  106  Franklin  st,  1 y $300 

Balle  F to  C Williams  Nov  1,  furn  10  Fran- 
cis st,  6 mos $62 

Bush  D C to  C Williams  Nov  2,  furn  276 

Chestnut  st,  7 mos $167 

Breh  C to  J Cullen  Nov  1.  furn  48  Waller 

st,  6 mos $91 

Burgess  JGtoT  Boyle  Nov  2,  furn  2805 

Cottage  Grove  av,  4 m $70 

Bush  J T to  BN  Alley  Nov  1,  furn  973 

Lake  st,  6 mos $55 

Branow  C F to  J H Spear  Nov  4,  furn  735 

Carroll  av,  6 m $81 

Barean  J W to  W W Charles  Nov  4,  livery, 

19  Blue  Island  av,  6 mos $298 

Benario  M to  W W Charles  Nov  3,  furn  51 

Curtis  st,  6 mos $455 

Bode  W to  L Corcoran  Oct  18,  horses  etc 

6 mos $250 

Bolie  Lto  S A Schneider  Nov  3,  furn  3 

Whiting  st,  4 mos $50 

Banks  H T to  D Rankin  Oct  30,  furn  178 

4th  av,  6 mos $305 

Butler  R to  H M McIntosh  Nov  6,  piano 
and  furn  3827  Emerald  av $117 


Berg  N P to  J W Lusk  Nov  6,  furn  1050 

Lincoln  av,  6 mos $104 

Borkovetz  F to  S Hanson  Nov  8,  bakery 

etc  858  Lake  st,  4 m $50 

Cross  J A to  W Deegan  Nov  9,  furn  1 year 

$150 

O’Connor  P to  M L Pemberton  nov  1,  furn 

392  w 15th  st,  4 mos $65 

Conant  R W to  C W Wallace  Nov  8,  piano 

1 year $175 

ClarK  F E to  W H Simpson  nov  8,  furn  87 

Hill  st,  90  ds $130 

Corrieri  A to  D Meile  Nov  8,  store  509 

Wabash  av,  13  mos $175 

Cregar  & P to  W W Charles  Nov  4,  furn 

303  Jackson  st,  5 mos $130 

Calder  A J to  R Wehrli  Nov  5,  saloon  155 

Randolph  st,  2 years $5400 

Crawford  G L to  J W Ried  Nov  1,  furn  107 

22d  st,  3 mos $250 

Clarke  C F to  R D Kelly  Nov  3,  furn  2009 

Indiana  av,  6 mos $80 

Conklin  A to  C T Williams  Oct  29,  furn 

2236  Michigan  av,  6 m $470 

Crossman  E to  F Schultz  Nov  3.  printing 

office  25  Michigan  av;  6 mos $500 

Carling  h to  J Cronin  Nov  3,  furn  and  pi 

ano  90  State  st $800 

Castard  M B to  0 F Malcolm  Nov  3,  furn 

LaKe $224 

Collins  J to  Bartholomay  & B B Co  Oct  12 

saloon  3124  Archer  av,  6 m $70 

Carslew  J W D to  C F Williams  Nov  3. 

buggy  99  Ogden  av,  1 y $327 

Coffin  C to  W W Charles  Nov  3,  furn  886 

Lake  st,  6 m $138 

Curran  A to  H M McIntosh  Nov  1,  furn 

4237  Atlantic,  6 mos $55 

Colcord  H M to  G Cobb  Nov  2,  furn  37 

Bryant  B1k,  1 year $150 

Clausen  E to  C Babcocn  nov  6,  furn  206  n 

May  st $101 

Davis  E to  0 F Malcolm  nov  5,  horses  etc 

901  JacKson  st,  4 mos $225 

Davidson  W to  H D Trask  Oct  26,  horses 

etc  78  n State  st,  1 yeer $900 

De  Condres  J P to  O F Malcolm  Nov  1, 

furn  533  Morgan  st,  6 mos $100 

Davidson  M to  W H King  Oct  28,  furn  520 

Harrison  st,  7 mos $62 

Early  M R to  WC  Detrick  Oct  28,  furn 

186  Ohio  st,  6 m $161 

Emerick  E to  W H Aldrich  & Co  Oct  30, 

horses  etc,  10  m $400 

Emmert  E to  F W Kline  Oct  19,  furn  95 

Flournoy  st  1 year $135 

Ehrhardt  AW  to  J H Spear  Nov  4,  furn 

426  Sedgwick  st,  6 mos $72 

Eaton  G C to  A Schaffhauser  Oct  3,  furn 

759  Madison  st $ 

Eldredge  E to  M L Pemberton  Nov  3,  furn 

etc  1235  Michigan  av,  4 mos $277 

Evans  F E to  C Babcock  Nov  8,  furn  516 

Madison  st $76 

Ellingham  F to  H Fuerman  B Co  Nov  8, 

saloon  etc  1 year $ 

Frans  A to  B Strauss  nov  5,  cows  — North 

av,  8 mos $300 

Fish  C C to  W S Smith  nov  6,  horses  183 

Park  av.  4 mos $64 

Freudenberg  C A to  M A Schiller  nov  9,  sa- 
loon 196  w Madison  st,  6 mos $1200 

Fallis  V A to  E A Robinson  Nov  9,  horses, 

etc  85  n Ada  st,  6 mos $196 

Fleischer  L J to  D Rankin  nov  6,  furn  655 

Washington  blvd  3 mos $174 

Freeh  W to  A Knisely  Nov  8,  shop  68  70th 

20  mos $2853 

Fitzimmons  J T to  B Van  SchaacK  & Son 
Nov  5,  mdse  etc,  56  n Sangamon  st,  2 

years $563 

Foxwell  C to  W Johnson  Nov  6,  furn  607 

Pullman  Bldg,  1 month $125 

Fitzimmons  J T to  P Van  Schaack  Nov  5, 

drugs  80  Chicago  av,  1 day $563 

Fousster  E to  J Phillips  Nov  4,  furn  505  n 

Clark  st,  6 m $60 

Fleming  G to  T H Dwyer  Nov  1,  horses  etc 

Lake $1260 

Frey  J to  F J Galling  Nov  5,  furn  556>£ 

Madison  st,  6 mos $187 

Fleming  G & Co  to  E Tilden  Nov  1, 
slaughter  houses  etc,  Lake  1 year.  .$5757 
Finell  M to  J H Spear  Oct  21,  furn  2 mos 

$65 

Fraser  J to  J K Andrews  Sept  10,  furn 

241 9 Indiana  av.  4 mos $301 

Ford  A to  F A Rehkopf  Oct  30.  carriage 

157  n Union  st $201 

Ferguson  F E to  E T Brown  Nov  3,  horses 

etc  3003  Michigan  av,  6 mos $100 

Fuller  A J to  F S Frederick  Nov  1,  horse 

etc  139  Evergreen  av $75 

Frisbie  F C to  W H Aldrich  Oct  26,  wag- 
ons etc,  506  Monroe  st,  5 m $225 

Frank  P to  Blain  Bros  Oct  30,  furn  2911 
Dearborn  st,  6 mos $67 


Foster  M to  Blain  Bros  Nov  2,  furn  310 

Chicago  av,  6 mos $97 

Grosskopf  C to  J H Norton  Nov  5,  furn 

Lake  View,  4 mos $107 

Gerrity  E to  W S Wharton  nov  9.  furn  127 

n Lincoln  st.  4 mos $308 

Gietz  J B to  H M McIntosh  Nov  1,  furn  387 

Halsted  st.  6 mos $325 

Graham  J H to  W H Aldrich  July  16,  hors- 

ses  etc.  Ill  n Lincoln  st,  9 m $375 

Greer  F to  A Schaffhauser  Nov  1,  furn 

1246  State  st,  6 m $45 

Gunderson  & Lindley  to  Crittenden  & Co 

Nov  4,  carriage $1,100 

Gehrue  K to  Cooper  & Nockin  Nov  2,  sa- 
loon 141  Fullerton  av,  1 y $450 

Goerue  W to  A Schaffhauser  Nov  3,  horses 

18  Main  st,  4 m $69 

Giroux  P A to  P Smith  Nov  4,  horses  etc 

Cicero,  10  mos $100 

Gilmore  H S to  h A Pemberton  Nov  1, 

piano  and  furn  Blue  Island  6 m $166 

Graef  A to  R Bulman  Nov  4,  house  264 

Hudson  av,  2 y $200 

Humes  W F to  J W Lusk  Nov  5,  furn  235 

Burling  st,  6 mos $99 

Hollis  L L to  S Richardson  Nov  6,  furn  5 

Centre  av,  90  ds $1084 

Hartwell  E A to  D J Hartwell  Nov  1,  pia- 
no, Lake  1 year $100 

Hawkin  M A to  L B Shields  Nov  4,  piano 

862  Fulton  st $155 

Heise  M to  W N Alley  Oct  30,  furn  5037 

Atlantic,  6 mos $83 

Helm  S W to  S Richardson  No  v 1,  furn 

3633  Ellis  Pk,  6 m $200 

Hager  W to  E T Brown  Oct  29,  furn  134 

Dempster  st,  6 m $68 

Henry  M to  P Florsheim  Nov  3,  furn  385 

State  st,  3 m $78 

HecK  L to  Bartholomay  & B B Co  Nov  1, 

saloon  513  Halsted  st,  1 y $200 

Heintz  E M to  E A Tuttle  nov  6,  furn  98 

w Madison  st,  14  mos $700 

Hexter  I to  Felsenthal  G & M nov  8,  furn 

165  Wabash  av,  20  mos $2000 

James  P R to  E T Brown  Nov  1,  furn  39 

Basil  av,  6 m $185 

Joddwine  J to  C Babcock  Oct  19,  piano 

and  furn  236  Wood  st,  6 m $101 

Joodwine  W to  C E Wyman  Oct  2,  horses 

etc  79  Walnut  st.  6 m $67 

Johnson  B J to  F M Bailey  nov  2,  furn  400 

w Erie  st,  2 mos $251 

Johnson  B to  F M Bailey  nov  2,  furn  309 

Indiana  st $251 

Kruse  C to  LA  W Brush  nov  5,  furn,  110 

w Division  st,  4 m $57 

Kinisy  J J to  P Schoenhofen  B Co  nov  8, 

saloon  96  w 18th  st,  1 year $200 

Klein  L J to  C T Williams  Nov  2,  furn  692 

Larrabee  st,  3 mos $81 

Katzenberger  G to  H M McIntosh  Nov  3, 

furn  633  n Clark  st,  6 m $60 

Kelley  J to  W M Dale  Nov  2,  harness  shop 

618  Madison  st,  90  ds $351 

Knight  R to  I N Reed  Nov  1,  furn  etc,  64 

Whitney  st,  6 m $240 

Koehler  M to  H E Brown  Oct  30,  furn  57 

w Randolph  st,  5 mos $60 

Knobbe  B to  R Van  Hernvney  Nov  4,  house 

etc,  22  39  14,  2 years . . " $500 

Kung  J to  G Howard  Nov  5,  horse,  12  wks 

$120 

Kolbecxer  F J to  W N Alley  Nov  1,  furn 

2250  Wabash  av  . . . . $121 

Kunze  A to  H M McIntosh  Nov  4,  furn  En- 
glewood. 6 mos $55 

Krogmann  T L C to  S Baur  Nov  1,  horse 

103  Hudson  av,  May  1 $70 

Kelley  W to  A Newfield  Nox  9,  piano  434 

w Indiana  st $124 

Kearns  M and  M to  J H Riley  Nov  5,  furn 

195  n Clark  st $200 

Lynn  J R to  E R WalKer  Nov  7,  steam- 
boat, 6 mos $201 

Law  E H tg  C Stroechel  Nov  4,  furn  1105 

41st  st,  3 mos $110 

Lee  R H to  L A W Brush  Nov  4,  furn  4130 

Wabash  av,  6 mos $162 

Lindmark  P J to  H Barrenschein  Nov  4, 

saloon,  65  Chicago  av,  6 mos $375 

Lanning  J G to  J H Spear  Nov  3, , S 

Chicago  6 m $136 

Landen  L C to  W H King  Oct  30,  furn 

2902  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 mos $78 

Lathrop  H to  H M McIntosh  Nov  1,  furn 

and  Gabler  piano  1046  Adams  st $135 

Lespinass  R to  G W Warvelle  2 y $250 

Miller  F W to  W W Charles  nov  8,  piano 

and  furn  217  Randolph  st,  6 mos $222 

McGovern  F to  E H BabcocK  nov  8,  horse 

etc,  3209  Butterfield  st,  3 mos $59 

Moore  A to  W W Charles  nov  6,  furn  and 

library,  205  La  Salle,  4 m $224 

Mussey  C E to  Brunswick  B C Co  Nov  4, 
billiard  hall  104  Madison  st,  2y $7000 


Mansfield  F to  E T Brown  Nov  1,  furn  372 

Wells  st,  6 m $1 

McElliyott  A M to  N Canfield  Nov  1, 

house  Lake $4( 

Malett  A to  S Friedberg  Nov  2 furn,  502 

State  st,  Nov  2, $2: 

Mosiman  F to  A Schaffhauser  Oct  16,  furn 

193  Desplaines  st  6 mos $1 

Murphy  P T to  C BabcocK  Nov  1,  furn  446 

w 15th  st $7 

Munzberg  to  BrunswicK  & Co  Nov  3,  furn 

103  w Adams  st,  13  mos  $31 

Munzer  J to  A Sternheim  Nov  1,  furn  and 

Bauer  piano  713  Wells  st,  6 m $3; 

Murray  C W to  H M McInloshNov  3,  furn 

and  piano  208  So  Pk  av $24 

Muenzberg  J to  Cooper  & Nockin , 

furn  103  w Adams  st,  2 years $i,5( 

Morgan  A W to  W W Kemp  Nov  3,  bar- 
ber shop;  Hyde  Pk $17 

Muhlesen  C to  F Benson  Sept  29,  horse  etc 

J efferson  May  1 $K 

Maguire  M to  E T Brown  , furn  562 

Gordon  st,  6 mos $( 

McFarland  J to  S Richardson  Nov  5,  furn 

2542  Shurtleff  av,  6 mos $7 

McCormicK  J to  C J Shields  Nov  5,  furn 

565  w Erie  st,  4 mos $6 

Mealor  J to  W V Webster  Nov  5,  horses  etc 
Peona  st  and  Milwaukee  av,6  mos.  .$52 
McCune  M J to  L Palm  Nov  6,  wagons  etc 

292  Laflin  st,  1 year $15 

Montoimer  P L to  R A Steele  Nov  8, 

furn $9 

Moulton  S Lto  C L HucKins  Oct  1,  house 

969  Van  Buren  st,  1 year $18, 

Mullett  L E to  L B Shields  Nov  8,  furn  153 

n ClarK  st.  6 mos ' $25i 

McKeough  J to  G G Newbury  Oct  27,  furn 

151  Monroe  st,  6 mos $23; 

Nelson  N to  Brunswick  & Co  Nov  5,  billi- 
ard table  etc  1089  Milwaukee  av,  7 mos 

$40i 

Noonan  F to  R Rothchild’s  Sons  Nov  5, 
saloon  fittings,  4103  Halsted  st,  Aug  8 

$471 

NeUes  CtoET  Brown  Nov  5,  furn  500  w 

12th  st,  6 mos $13( 

Norris  W J to  T Nolson  Nov  2,  furn  428  w , 

Harrison  st,  8 mos $7( 

Napieriski  I to  Cooper  & Nockin  Nov  4, 

saloon  549  Union  st,  6 mos. $24( 

Neary  J T to  W W Charles  Nov  3,  furn  545 

Superior  st,  6 m $7« 

Newton  G H to  K Williams  Oct  26,  furn 

3849  Vincennes  av,  6 mos $13( 

Nugent  T to  C F Wyman  Oct  29,  stove 
and  piano  3527  Emerald  av,  6 mos.  ..$75 
Netzband  P A to  Wacker  & B B £ M Co 

Oct  30,  saloon  210  Wells  st,  2 y $60l 

01k  C M to  J W Gross  Nov  3,  barber  shop 

553  n Western  av,  1 year $7.; 

O’Connors  CM  to  J W Lusk  nov  6,  furn 

Hyde  Pk  6 mos $13C 

O’Brien  D to  E T Brown  Nov  1,  horses  etc, 

Summit  6 mos  $500 

Omo  & Bryan  to  W N Alley  Nov  3,  furn 

189  Wabash  av,  3 mos $113 

Ordway  A K to  G M French  Nov  6,  furn 

120  Morgan  st,  1 year $500 

Pease  L A to  E J Lehmann  Nov  5,  horses 

etc  3207  Calumet  av,  9 mos  6# $1500 

Paine  J to  J A Ziehn  Nov  5,  wagon  etc  66 

Wendell  st,  1 year $162 

Porter  J to  J W Lusk  Nov  4,  furn  92  Hal- 
sted st,  15  mos $170 

Payne  S L to  W W Charles  nov  9,  furn  10 

PoIk  st $87 

Perkins  W H to  E H Babcock  nov  6,  mar- 
ket 199  w Monroe  st,  1 year $240 

Platz  J to  F W Lothes  nov  8,  saloon  176 

Madison  st,  6 m $125 

Pauly  J & N to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  nov 

2,  saloon  352  Division  st,  1 v $125 

Peterson  TtoHM  McIntosh  Nov  3,  hors- 
es etc,  158  Huron  st,  6 m $130 

PeacocK  C to  S Goldstein  Oct  16,  furn 

1717  Wabash  av,  1 year  $310 

Paul  K C to  C BabcocK  Nov  3,  piano  and 

furn  3818  Johnson  pi,  2 mos $176 

Pacini  T to  Kelley  B Co  Nov  2,  furn  213 

Halsted  st,  1 year $800 

Paine  8 to  R Isham  oct  29,  furn  1628  State 

st,  6 m $113 

Quinn  J to  E T Brown  nov  8,  piano  455 

Congress  st,  6 mos $130 

Quaile  W to  M Weinstein  Nov  6,  saloon  * 

483  w Madison  st,  6 mos $600 

Quinsy  A to  W W Charles  Nov  4.  furn  1090 

Harrison  st,  4 m $126 

Ryczewski  J to  Gottfried  B Co  Nov  6,  sa- 
loon 145  w Chicago  av,  2 years $300 

Rottwinge  J to  H A Pemberton  Oct  30. 

furn  609  Sheffield  st,  5 mos $62 

Ross  M to  H M McIntosh  Nov  8,  furn  731 
Sedgwick  st,  6 mos $110 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


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Wholesale 
Dealers  in 


T WZEXjCIE!  & GO. 

LUMBER,  LATH  AND  SHINGLES, 

A Specialty  of  Dry  Flooring,  Ceiling  and  Siding. 

Trunk  and  Box  Manufacturers  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Re-Sawed  Lumber. 

We  have  erected  SIX  of  the  latest  improved  DRY  KILNS,  and,  having  a large 
stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

KILN-DRIER  HalRDWOOlt  F L O O R I iV  G , 

Ash,  Maple,  Walnut,  Yellow  Pine,  Red  and  White  Oak,  Etc. 

We  carry  a full  Stock  of  everything  in  our  Line.  Send  for  our  Delivered  Prices. 

Planing  Mill,  Yards  and  Office,  Cor.  22d  & Throop  Sts.,  CHICAGO,  ILL, 


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MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Sash.  Doors,  Blinds,  Mouldings, 


Frames,  Brackets,  Turnings,  Etc. 


!«®-onr  facilities  are  equal  to  any,  and  we  make  a specialty  of  furnishing  Contractors  everything  in  the-4fcl 
rer-Hhape  of  Woodwork  for  any  class  of  Building,  including  all  kinds  of-/. 

STAIR  WORK  AND  HARDWOOD  PI  NISH. 

Estimates  or  any  other  information  in  onr  line  i Corner  Twenty-second  and  Throop  Streets 
may  be  had  promptly  on  application.  | CHICACO 


Rowan  & Scovern  to  A M Sherwood  Nov  I 

4 horses  90  Blue  Island  av,  6 m fiuuu 

Revere  A to  B Michaels  Oct  13,  furn  106 

n Lincoln  st.  May  2 *102 

Russell  A L to  J Russell  Oct  25,  drugs  799 

Van  Buren  st,  6 *3,’, 

Roe  G W to  M Lenehan  Nov  1,  furn  267 

Illinois  st %870 

Schoemaker  W J to  W S Lasher  Nov  4, 
carriage  etc  1839  Rlue  Island  av,  6 mos 

..  ...»  . . • fill 

Stein  CD  to  W W Charles  Oct  29,  furn  159 

Canal  st,  4 mos . . . . . . . . - $57 

Spaeti  F to  F R Thormeyer  Aug  10,  hors- 
es etc,  Hvde  Pk,  ly ..$300 

Schieman  F to  T Sittig  Nov  3,  furn  Lane 

View,  6 m • • ■ • • • ; ^ “ 

Sweeney  T to  J H Spear  Oct  30,  furn  and 

s m 104  n Market  st,  4 ®iuu 

Slosson  G F to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  Oct  6, 
billiard  goods,  71  Monroe  st,  18  mos^ 

Shuler  L C to  W N Alley  Oct  28,  furn  and 

piano  795  JacKson  st,  6 mos 

Sommerland  O A to  A Brown  nov  9,  gro- 
cery 4060  Dearborn  st ®8UU 

Silbersc'amidt  N to  G Gates  nov  6,  piauo 

425  La  Salle  av,  6 mos $14 

Strauss  E J to  J Blazier  nov  1,  horses  etc 

5 mos • • ; f 

Stell  E E to  A Dickson  nov  6,  piano  912 

Adams  st,  2 years ••••••  • •••• 

Spies  M to  B & M Brg  Co  Oct  30,  saloon 

1193  Blue  Island  av,  6 Mos $ 97 ' 

Spain  M E to  W D Munhall  Nov  6,  furn 
M and  piano  483  Fulton  st,  6 mos  .. . . ■ $375 
Short  J B to  J D Mason  nov  8,  Vose  & 

Son  piano  and  furn  437  w Ohio  st,  6 ^ 

Schlecting  J to  West  Side  B Co  Nov  4,  sa 

loon  129  Fullerton  av,  1 year  $-20 

Schubert  W C to  C J Shields  Nov  5,  furn 

— Robey  st,  7 mos ..  . ....*128 

Saxton  G H to  W N Alley  Nov  4,  furn  196 

Oak  st6  mos 

Sullivan  J J to  Seipp  B Co  Nov  6,  8alo°n 
Jackson  and  Stats  sts,  1 year  6%....  $500 
Thomson  CTtoJH  Norton  Nov  8,  boiler 

2 mos ••••;:■'  ■ ' •;  *15U 

TherslefE  F to  Gottfried  B Co  Nov  3,  furn 

293  w Erie  2 years ° 

Tallman  C to  J B Smith  Nov  8,  furn  3248 

Cottage  Grove  av,  Dec  31 • • 

Tener  L to  J Fritz  Nov  3,  barber  shop  3304 

b Halsted  st • • -f1’600 

Timothy  J to  A Schaffhauser  Oct  21,  furn 

184  Superior  st,  3 mos $3b 

7 Ullrich  A to  O Passow  & Son  Nov  4,  furn 

Elston  and  Crawfore  avs,  5 m . $20(j 

Voelker  A to  P Horst  Nov  5,  shop  178  Blue 

Island  av,  July  I ...$150 

Van  Iderstine  N to  W N Alley  nov  4,  furn 

734  Madison  st,  1 $55 

Van  Forsen  HBtoWD  Ringlund  Aug  10, 
int  in  “New  Era,”  195  Washington  st,  4 

Western  Printing  Co  to  H Hart  & Co  Oct 
29,  presses  etc  298  Dearborn  st,  2 years 

I'tfidb 

Wallace  C to  I N Reed  Nov  5,  piano  and 

furn  1316  Indiana  av $44'’ 

Westerman  O to  J W Lusk  Nov  4,  furn  36 

w Chicago  av,  6 mos • • $430 

Whelan  S to  OF  Malcolm  Nov  3,  furn 3420 


Worsdell  J to  C Williams  Nov  2,  furn  140 

California  av.  6 m $89 

Woodruff  MB  to  H M McIntosh  Oct  3. 

furn  205  2lst  st,  6 $137 

Williams  G h to  J H Norton  Oct  19,  furn 

2712  State  st.  4 mos $93 

Whitney  F to  Buchanan  Bros  October  30, 

sprinklino  wagons,  etc  Nov  1 $535 

Whitcomb  I V to  M R Bortree  Oct  29,  furn 

2214  Wabash  av,  3 m $95 

Wirtz  W to  C Weber  Nov  3,  saloon  Mon- 
roe and  Clark  sts  1 y $1,000 

Welch  J J to  M C Welch  nov  9,  horses  etc 

52  n Ann  st,  2 years $500 

Whitman  G B to  E T Brown  nov  6,  piano 

and  furn  436  w Adams  st,  6 mos $472 

Wulff  F to  L Busse  nov  1,  horses  etc.  Elk 

Grove $1,000 

Wiswell  S B to  A L Jaeschke  Oct  20,  furn 

296  Ohio  st,  4 $487 

Ware  J W to  C N Clark  nov  1,  planing 
mill  Hinman  and  Throop  sts,  1 y . . . $4000 
Young  W S to  AS  Trude  Nov  4,  library 

etc,  Lake  View  2 year  $825 

Zipse  D to  C Seipp  B Co  nov  9,  saloon 

2745  Cottage  Grove  av,  5 m $400 

Zimmer  G H to  L H Hyde  Oct  20,  houses 
Gundy  Co $7® 


MORTGAGES. 

Damin  O E to  J Vollertsen,  Nov  3,  It  27  b 

5,  31  40  14.  4 yrs  0% $1200 

Schroeder  A to  People’s  B & L Assn,  Oct 
18.  lots  6 and  7 block  2,  20  38  14,  8*.  $900 
Allport  S M to  L Newman.  Nov  1,  It  7 blk 

17  Bushnell  add,  5 yrs  6% $7000 

Schulte  H H to  Ev  & N C Co  B & L Assn, 

Oct  27,  lot  4 blk  1,  Evanston  Centre,  8$ 
$500 

Henbach  C H to  Phoenix  B Society,  Oct 
26,  Its  30  and  40  blk  19,  36  40  13,  5#.  . $300 
Krella  J to  F Heiman,  Nov  3,  Its  2 and  3 h 

43,  29  40  14,  5 yrs  7% $2000 

Butler  T W and  C M to  G B Reynolds, 
Nov  1,  It  25  b 2,  L G & W add,  Evans- 
ton, 5 yrs,  6# /$f900 

Williams  L A to  F D Cossitt,  July  24,  It  7 

b 5 b 2,  Rockwell  add,  4$ $1400 

Olsen  A H to  M A Rorke,  Oct  30,  pt  lot  15 

b A b 11,  20  39  14,  6% $920 

O’Connor  J to  J Oliver.  Nov  1,  It  10  b 22, 

etc,  24  29  13,  3 yrs,  6$ $4' 

Klockziem  J to  J Peters,  Oct  27,  lot  23,  e 

nw  x4  30  42  12,  3 yrs,  6% . .$225 

Otto  M to  Home  Mutual  L Association, 
Oct  18,  It  8 blk  3.  6 39  14,  5 1-5#.  .$1000 
Am'er  M A to  People’s  B and  L Assoc’n, 
Nov  1,  part  lot  12  block  3, 16  38  14,  8#, 

] $3800 

Phelps  C E to  J F Keeney,  Nov  1,  lot  25  b 
20.  Pennock,  2 years  0%,  H and  B add, 

$500 

Haven  M M and  E P to  W C Goudy,  June 
1,  prt  lots  7 and  8 b 7,  Argyle,  Nov  1,’88 


Prairie  av,  3 mos. 


$60 


Wore  W D to  C Williams  Nov  6,  furn  576  ^ 

w LaKe  st,  7 mos $89 

White  S K to  M F Hunkins  Nov  6,  machy 

86  Market  st,  6 mos $ L200 

Welch  F to  G E Lloyd  & Co  Nov  5,  elect- 
rotype wotks,  4 mos $1600 

Wallace  W J to  C Weiderhold  Nov  1,  cows 

etc,  Bloom,  2 years  0% $4' 

Wunderlee  M to  H M McIntosh  Oct  30. 

furn,  430  Division  st,  6 mos $' 

Watt  F to  W W Charles  Nov  2,  furn  859 

Elk  Grove  av,  6 mos 

Warner  J M to  H Lange  Nov  3,  horses  etc 

517  State  st,  6 $400 

Waters  P H to  P Florsheim  Oct  19,  furn 
and  Weber  piano  32  35th  st,  2 y $658 


Hall  C E to  C E Gill,  Nov  4,  Its  11  and  12, 

b 26,  Rogers  Park,  8% $1600 

Summerfield  S to  E C Chandler,  Sept  23, 

It  3 b 3,  34  39  14,  1 year  1% $185 

Fob  J J to  Home  M L Assn,  Nov  3,  lots  9 

and  10  blk  2,  35  40  13,  5 1-5# $400 

Brown  W to  G O Lanphear,  Nov  1,  n e 34 

sw  U 13  40  13.  etc,  6m,  5# $4500 

Carmody  J H to  F Drew,  Sept  29,  lot  27  b 

42, 17  39  14,  2 yrs,  6# $iuuu 

Strauss  H to  North  Chicago  ML  and  B 
Assoc’n,  Nov  4,  It  12  b 4.  4 39  14,  6 yrs, 

3 

Hanson  W to  North  Chicago  M S and  B 
Assoc’n,  Nov  4,  "9,  Gross  Pk  2d  add, 

5 JDU 

Schmidt  J C F to  C E Zimm,  Oct  30,  Its i 2 
and  3,  se  34  3 36  14,  4 yrs,  Vf,  ...  . ■ • -|400 
Young  J P to  J W Pryor,  Sept  29,  pt  It  21 

b 8,  3 38  14,  3 yrs  6# $9UU 

Bannington  L to  H Friese,  Nov  4.  pt  secs 
5 and  6,  Shunneberg,  3 years  . . . ...  $18  L 
Babut  A to  U S B & L Association,  Nov  1, 
lot  21  and  part  lot  20  blk  1,  23  38 


Marshall  L C and  J FetalvNWML 
Ins  Co.,  Aug  11.  It  23  It  6 b 2,  Union  Pk  ' 

add,  5 years  6# $6000  I 

Masson  MJtoB&MB&L  Assn,  Oct  1, 
lot  25  lot  13  block  22,  Rockwell  add,  8# 

$3300 

Wood  R H to  j A Hail,  Oct  25,  Its  11  and 

12  b 54,  26  38  14,  6 yrs,  7# $1000 

Ions  J to  N Corwith,  Oct  12,  It  37  b 5,  36 

39  13,  3 yrs  7# $250 

Batten  J H Jr  to  W R Robeson,  Oct  22, 

Its  13  and  14  blk  1,  Sawyer’s  add,  8 yrs 
$2000 

Williams  E M and  T E to  A F Crawford, 

Nov  6.  part  lot  2 block  6,  27  39  13,  6#, 

_ ; _ $710 

O’Connell  J to  E L Baker,  Nov  6,  part  lot 

1 It  98  Bronson  add.  5 yrs  6# $5000 

Druse  P lo  D W Eldred,  Oct  20,  lots  20  to 

22  b 18.  Jefferson,  6# $642 

Hoepe  H to  N Corwith,  Oct  11,  Its  11  and 

12  b 35  Sheffield  add,  2 yrs  6# $575 

Ness  P to  O A Lamberg,  Nov  4,  It  4 blk  3, 

22  37  14  7# $2500 

Oswald  M to  Fifth  Ward  B and  L Assoc’n, 

Nov  5,  lot  100  block  15,  19  39  14.  3#. $700 
Poehler  C to  S Nabrok,  Nov  6,  It  14  blk  7 

Elston  add,  1 year  6# $1000 

Malson  J to  Bookkeepers’  B and  L Ass’n, 

Nov  2,  pt  b 4,  4 38  14,  7# $300 

Knueman  G to  Ravenswood  B and  L Assn 
nov  1,  It  26  blk  2,  Culver  Park,  6#. . . $400 
Matt  E H to  B and  M B and  L Associat’n, 

Oct  1,  Its  20  to  22  blk  2,  23  39  13.  . .$5000 
Pachell  C to  P Williams,  Nov  1,  It  65,  Au 

burn,  5 yrs ..$2000 

Stepanek  J to  Grant  B aud  L Assn,  Nov  4 

It  18  b 19,  20  39  14,  6# $1200 

Wetzel  A to  Estate  of  Catharine  Schnei- 
der, Oct  30,  prt  b 2 se  34  se  34  se  34,  17 

38  14,  2 yrs,  6% $1100 

Barsh  J to  W A Severn,  Oct  14,  It  13  b 16, 

1 38  13,  6# J |78 

Simpson  C to  E DeWitt,  Oct  14,  part  5 37 

13,  80  acs,  1 year  6# $1000 

Kasster  A to  W Kasster,  July  16,  pt  It  1 b 

3,  R R add  Harlem,  July  16 $ 

Jordan  R to  J S Warmoth,  Oct  24.  lots  13 

aud  14  b 3 Riverside $700 

Sherman  R D to  S Buchner,  Nov  5,  lot  8 b 

2 Evanston,  6 mos.,  8# ®49 

Birmingham  M L to  H Botsford,  nov  1,  It 

12,  Bottsford  sub,  3 38  14,  2 years,  6#, 

....  . . . . . . . . JjjwOt) 

Knobloch  M to  M L Robens,  nov  — , It  5 b 

2,  Hyde  ®2”00 

Koch  M D to  H P R Ass’n,  Nov  5,  It  24  b 1 

36  40  13,  $2000 

Roberts  R O to  J Huntington,  Oct  25,  lot 

36  b 5,  36  40  13,  5 yrs  6# $300 

Fabi  E to  F Schulz,  nov  8,  It  38  b 2 lot  E, 
Washington  Heights,  2 months,  7#  . .$600 
Knoblock  M to  M S Roberts,  Nov  6,  lot  5 

b 2,  3 38  14,  7# |2000 

Bolta  M A to  A W Webb,  Sept  3,  It  31  blK 

12  etc,  15  38J14,  1 year,  6# $475 

Higgins  W H to  M B L Ins  Co,  Newark, 

N J.,  nov  1,  lot  7 b 1,  Ellis  W add,  5 yrs, 

g^1  $ jiO'/U 

Cheshien  J to  C Perm  B & L Ass’n,  Nov  2, 

pt  Its  22  to  24  b 1,  3 38  14 $2300 

Calkins  R W to  C Perm  B & L Ass’n,  nov 

2,  It  23  It  6 etc  b 8,  1 38  14,  8# $1300 

Golobrski  E to  People’s  B & L Ass’n,  nov 
1,  lots  40  and  41  blocx  17,  7 38  14,  8%, 


Aikens  D to  Ev  & N Cook  B & L ^ssoc’i1’ 

Oct  27,  It  1 b 3 etc,  1 38  13,  8# $800 

Guiler  H to  W Dodenhoff,  Aug  6,  house, 

46  Fairfield  av ■ 

McNamara  S to  C F Dippold,  nov  8,  It  14, 
b 7.  B W and  W add,  6 yrs,  6#,  331  La- 
Salle av ■ • ; • : • $®00 

Fitzgibbon  E to  B Shurtleff,  nov  6,  lot  3 b 

2 b 7,  33  39  14, 1 year,  6# ®200 

Judge  J to  T E Geehr,  nov  8,  lot  13  b 3 1 

38  13,  5 yrs  ® 

Staley  S J to  N Barnes,  nov  5,  lots  34  and 

35,  b 1,  31  40  14,  3 yrs,  6# $550 

Ulinke  W to  W Friese,  nov  3,  prt  nw  34  20 
, 41  11,  6 yrs  9% $750 


Schuckwell  P to  C Hermann  et  al,  nov  6, 
south  half  lot  9 block  17,  6 39  14,  2 yrs 

6% $n00 

Craven  T and  J W to  Ev  <fc  N C Co  B and 
L Assn,  nov  5,  It  20  b 6 Jackson  add,  8% 

$1300 

Vansicky  R R to  C Penn  B and  L Assoc’n 

nov  2,  It  56,  9 38  14.  8% $200 

Murphy  D to  N W M L Ins  Co,  Oct  15,  Its 
15  and  16  b 43  b 58,  Bronson  add,  4 yrs 

$12,000 

Inselmann  W to  C Inselmann,  nov  9,  It 

28  b 6,  31  40  14,  9 yrs  6# $900 

Anderson  O M to  J Lussen,  nov  1,  It  31  b 

10,  Holstein,  6# $500 

Baker  W h to  h Howenstein,  nov  2,  Its  37 
and  38  block  3,  31  38  15,  6 months,  8#, 

$ 

SchanKin  M to  A Schroeder,  nov  9,  It  19  b 
3 b 5,  Sheffield  add,  6 mos,  8# $202 


OIJIT  CLAIM  REERS  ASD  qVIT- 
CLAIM  OF  TAX.  INTER- 
ESTS. 

North  40  feet  lot  10  blk  5,  Cleaverville,  Oct 
30,  South  Park  Commissioners  to  Rosetta 
F Fisher.— $240. 

Lots  25  and  26  blocK  12,  L W et  al  snb  sw  34 
12  39  13,  July  28,  Jay  J Read  to  James  D 
Smith. — $1. 

Lots  26  and  27  blck  16;  Sampson  & Green i s 
add,  nov  3,  D G Hamilton  to  Horace  W 
Chase  et  al. — $875. 

Lot  74  b 99  w 34  27  39  14,  Nov  2,  D Gebert 
to  F C Gebert.— $500, 

Lot  21  of  east  3 acres  west  34  sw  M sw  M 8 
east  34  13  39  13,  Sept  23,  Jerome  J Case 
to  Jas  D Wallace.— $77. 

Lots  13  and  16  b 1,  Egandale,  Nov  3,  Wm  C 
Ritchie  to  J Hamburg.— $300. 

Tract  north  of  City  Limits  of  lot  10  block  5, 
Cleaverville,  Oct  30,  W W Marcy  to  Roset- 
ta F Fisher.— $100. 

Lots  9 and  10  of  lots  24  5 26,  Pine  Grove, 
Oct  26,  Geo  C Sanborn  to  Geo  W Sanborn 
^1.00. 

Lots  17  16  and  e 50  feet  lot  15,  blk  25,  Kim 
bark’s  add  to  Hyde  ParK,  nov  1,  Frank  M 
Wilson  to  John  Lane. — $1. 

Block  10,  Phare’s  sub  east  34  sw  34  42  38  13> 
Oct  12,  Henry  P Pope  to  L Pratt.  $300. 
Lot  17  Greenwood  Park,  Oct  5,  Jas  R Crock 
er  to  W h Colcord. — $1100. 

Lot  1 of  lot  7 block  1,  Saltenstall  & Russell 
sub  3 38  14,  Oct  11,  James  W Converse  to 
Frances  M Hawkes. — $150. 

Lot  8 Assessors  of  lots  16  to  31  etc,  blocs  6 
w 34  etc  17  39  14,  Oct  6,  Isaac  C Ggden  to 
C h McCormicK  Jr. — $4962. 

Same  premises,  oct  8,  Jno  Carne  Jr  to  same 

$1.00. 

Lot  3 of  sw  34  b 3,  J & Lee’s  snb  sw  34  20  39 
14,  Oct  21,  Taylor  A Snow  to  M Smrz  -$5. 
Lot  9,  Greenbaum’s  sub  of  4 acs  in  nw  34  41 
39  13,  nov  5,  Joseph  Staah  to  Mathilde 
Greenebaum. — $1. 

Lots  4 and  5 blk  11,  s frac  29  39  14.  Oct  26 
Philisky  E Stanley  to  Julia  E Piper— $1. 
Lot  65  b 2,  Brown’s  add.  May  31.  C W Nich- 
oles to  J O’Neill — $205.  . 

Lots  14  to  17  of  lot  4 b 20,  s frl  34  29  39  14, 
oct  15.  Jas  H Bonfield  to  M L Bonfield— $o. 
Lot  68  Boone’s  add,  Sept  30,  John  Carne  Jr 
to  H C Drury— $1. 


HOW  TO  RECORATE. 

—A  very  creditable  screen  may  be  made 
out  of  the  two-fold  small-sized  clothes- 
horse.  The  rack  is  first  covered  with  stout 
unbleached  muslin,  drawn  very  tightly  over 
the  frame;  cretonne  is  then  fastened  in  folds 
over  this.  The  bars  may  be  stained  or  gilded 
according  to  fancy. 

Colored  glass  in  windows  of  halls  or 

apartments  should  not  be  so  intense  as  to 
throw  out  tinted  rays  on  walls  or  intervening 
objects. 


632 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


JDDtiMENTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

88767  Emanuel  Earnshaw  v Wm  McKeon 
and  Jas  S Grubbs.  Deflt  of  sci  fa  and 
judgt  $239  revived. 

105698  Severt  T Gunderson  et  al  vChas  A 
Siborn.  By  defit,  $371.75. 

103990  W D Hixon  et  al  v P Britvich.  Same 
$327.11.  On  ans  of  Andrew  Cuneo  and 
Louis  Boitano  garns,  $162.38. 

103980  Robert  J Walsh  v Leander  G Pratt. 
Same  $354. 

105022  G W Venable  et  al  v Martin  Best. 
Same  $186. 

105731  Corneau  Stone  Co  v James  Parrott. 
Same  $32474. 

102738  Hibernian  Bkg  Assn  v B B Bullwin 
kle.  By  deflt,  $458.35  and  sped  exn. 

105478  Ira  M White  v Wm  H Guuby.  Same 
$253. 

105180  John  B Fontanell  v John  H McLeon, 
James  T and  Nora  Winter.  By  deflt  $244.- 
62. 

105205  Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  BricK  Co 
v Jas  Parrott.  By  deflt,  $447.60. 

104467  Thomas  A Pogue  v J K Armsby  and 
Henry  Newton.  Same  $766.33. 

99909  Robert  Jeffery  v Wm  B Campbell. 
On  tindg  $504.60.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex 
in  20  ds, 

99932  Charles  Glanz  v Celinda  A Carter.  On 
findg,  $175.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20 
days. 

99811  John  Christiansen  et  al  v Joseph  T 
Torrence.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $200. 

99816  Lucy  M Barclay  v T Sidney  Papin. 
Same  and  judert  $450. 

100439  John  Bosack  v Wills  Andrews  and 
wife,  Same  and  judgt  $38-26. 

99760  Edward  Gonsalez  v Geo  C Tate  and 
Jno  T Houston.  Mont  denied  and  judg 
$250.  Appl  hond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

100210  John  H Ledigh  v B B Richards  and 
C H Wynn.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $157- 
49. 

105213  Jno  C Wilmerding  et  al  v Sam’l  She 
rik.  By  deflt,  $2317.19. 

105200  Edward  Otto  v Gustav  Manowsky. 

□Same  $335.12. 

105845  Abner  Miller  Jr  v Edwin  M Hulse. 
Same  $380.61. 

106050  John  T Townsend  v Michael  Ford. 
Same  $75. 

97960  Morice  Amsden  v Merchants  Naviga- 
tion Co.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $2000. 
Bill  ex  in  15  ds. 

105524  Sam’l  B Baker  v Fred  A Oehme.  By 
deflt  $464.46. 

105503  Marshall  Field  et  al  v Samuel  Sherik. 
By  consent  $6943.62. 

105685  Christian  Bischoff  vChas  Baltz.  By 
deflt,  $411.91. 

105687  Joseph  Tonner  v Same.  Same  $318. 

105686  Benedict  Liniger  v Same.  Same 
$630.96. 

105758  Joseph  L Wilson  recvr  vL  Mathieu. 
By  deflt,  $347.30. 

105753  Julius  Blum  et  al  v Ignatz  Goldfin- 
ger.  Same  $287.50. 

105180  John  B Fontanel  v John  H McLean. 
Same  $244.62. 

105819  T H Hill  et  al  v Matthew  Fleming. 
Same  $442.63. 

105423  People,  use  to  R T Winslow,  v Wm 
E Dempsey  and  Wm  E Gibson.  $5000  debt 
$111.35  das;  debt  to  be  dischgd  etc. 

99503  Geo  D Whittle  v David  W Medbury. 
On  ver,  $533.25. 

100542  Geo  Mayerhofer  v W U Tel  Co.  Dis 
as  to  City.  On  findg  $500, 

05777  Marion  Jacobs  et  al  v Thos  J Fallon. 
Dis  as  to  Pa  Co.  On  findg,  judgt  for  prop 
and  $41. 

105619  Sander  Lazarus  et  al  v Louis  and 
Jacob  Reinach  and  Diedrich  Kahn.  By 
deflt.  $555.57. 

104610  Ann  E Webster  v Timothy  Wright, 
Deflt  of  sci  fa  and  judgt  $25,195.83  reviv- 
ed. 

103229  James  E Munroe  v George  H Leon- 
ard. On  ans  of  Hattie  R Hamilton,  garn, 
$300. 

106282  Mary  Walsh  v City.  By  agreet,  $1500 

100611  August  Leckelt  v Franklin  and  Julia 
E Lester.  By  stip,  $500  debt,  $214  das; 
debt  to  be  dischgd  etc. 

105492  Samuel  D Ward  recvr  v Hamlin  M 
Spiegel.  $750. 

105615  Same  v Joseph  P Bause.  $1500. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

40143  Louisa  M Lindquist  extrx  v Sven. 
Johnson.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $25. 
Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

47094  Joel  Bullard  v Geo  Clapp.  Sam6  and 
judgt  $3293.  Same. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


_ , ^ , Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash  Ave,.  telephone,  .wig.  CHICAGO. 


NISELY&  MILLER. 


129  & 131  South  Clinton  St> 
Chicago,  111. 


SLATE,  TIN  AND  IRON  ROOFERS,  Manufacturers 


GALVANIZED  IRON. 

The  Hayes  Patent 

SKY-LIGHTS. 


CORNICES,  ETC. 


(Under  License.) 


Warranted  not  to  leak  from  outside  storm  or  inside 
condensation. 


Conductor  Pipe. 


Warranted  not  to  Burst 
when  full  of  Ice. 


45372  Amanda  L Hamilton  v John  Rick. 

same  and  judgt  $200.  Same. 

47923  Chas  Williams  v S F Hanchett  and  D 
W Nickerson.  Same  $174.  Same. 

47521  John  Buckie  Jr  v J K Wright.  Same 
and  judgt,  $132,04.  Same. 

47500  Louis  Morgenstein  vCB&QRRCo 
Same  and  judgt  $3000.  Same. 


TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 


3089  Fred  Pierce  v Wallace  H Reed.  $152.- 
15. 

3090  Robert  Rae  et  al  v Alfred  Jay.  $36. 

3091  C Cavaroc  Jr  v W J Gallagher  and  Wm 
Newth.  $114.35. 

3092  Wm  H Barnum  et  al  v Thos  Stanton 
$137.28. 

58347  Rufus  Kingv  Peter  and  Mary  Downey 
By  deflt,  $600. 


COUNTY  COURT. 


6842  Hugh  O’Neil  v Mrs  S F Anderson.  By 
deflt  $359.44. 


UNITED  STATES  DISTRICT  COURT. 


244  Gharlos  Peak  v Proceeds  Schr  Elgin. 
$70. 

245  Dunham  Towing  & Wrecking  Co  v Same 
$2645.20. 

246  Conrad  Stark  et  al  v Same.  $885.95, 

247  F M Knapp  et  al  v Same.  $1913.05. 


B1LL8  OF  SALE. 

Wheeler  John  to  Jas  Hanlon  Nov  8,  bakers  shop 

652  w Van  Buren  st $742 

Locklin  J E to  J L Mallory  horses  wagons  milk  bus- 
iness,  $239 

Beckman  Sophia  C to  Arthur  K Oodway  May  15, 

turn  120  s Morgan  st $2000 

Bowsky  Louis  to  Felsenthal  Gross  D Miller  Nov  8. 

saloon  165  Wabash  av $1 

Timmer  John  to  B Knobbe  Nov  8,  bldg  etc  in  S 30 

acr  E >/2  NE  !4  22  39  13 m $1000 

Campbell  Wm  B to  Mrs  J H Falhone  Nov  5,  furn 

352  w Monroe  st $800 

Holden  Oscar  K to  J K Shoak  Nov  4,  bldg  48  n San- 
gamon st $400 

Shoak  J K to  Laura  Holden  Nov  4,  same  premises 

$400 

Kos  John  to  V Kudele  Nov  5,  saloon  663  Milwaukee 

av $500 

Ilallacher  Frank  to  Theodore  Dmenne  Nov  6,  bar- 
ber shop  145  Larrabee  st $75 

Kemy  Frank  to  Join  TFitzsimon  Nov  5,  drug  store 

8 ) e Chicago  av $500 

Kohlsaat  Jas  to  Phillip  Seiler  Oct  30,  machy  57  59 

s Jefferson  st $500 

Badler  Jno  to  Richard  Patterson  Nov  9.  bldg  in  N 
H.  e )4  17  38  14 $600 


Kerndt  M J to  O Failmezer  store  534  Lincoln  ave 

May  10 $894 

Ilomsar  Thos  G to  H Banemeheen  Oct  26,  saloon 

1626  Milwaukee  av $415 

Dahlstrom  Chas  A to  Christena  Dahlstrom  Oct  29, 

machy  etc  206-208  Van  Buren  st $1500 

Jonsoss  Halver  to  Geo  P Hallberg  Oct  28,  stock  in 
store  1618  Milwaukee  av  with  horse  and  wagon 

$375 

Bouke  Joseph  to  John  A Becker  & Co  Nov  2,  horses 

wagons  and  11  arches  of  brick $1850 

Merrimee  Harriet  L to  May  McKenne  Oct  27,  furn 

36l(i  Stanton  av $800 

Blackman  W to  Anna  Smelik  Nov  2 bldg  No  IU7I 

Himnan  st $400 

Anderson  AC  to  W E Quaile  Oct  30,  saloon  269  w 

Madison  st $1160 

Athenstadt  F to  Geo  Wagner  Nov  3.  wood  and  coal 

yard  143  Cl>  bourn  av $450 

99906  Thos  C Hoag  v Edward  M P & J D Ludlam.  On 

ver.  $459.26. 

99926  Chicago  Forge  and  Bolt'Co  v R A Conolly  & W 
E Traver.  Same  $840. 

101237  W D Gordon  admr  v M C R R Co  and  1 C R R 
Co.  $800.  Satisfied. 

99296  John  Bethmeier  v Albert  Sunderlage.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt  $1500.  Appl:  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30 
ds. 

99902  Frank  D Reynolds  v John  H Bingham.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt  $3217  50 

99282  John  R Fraser  v Wm  J Fraser.JSame  and  judgt 
$225. 

91055  Jas  W Brown  et  al  v H L Straus  and  S Mayer. 

By  deflt  $1350  and  sped  exn. 

104824  Chas  Gorden  v Barbara  D Garfield.  Pi  stricken 
out  want  aff  t mer.  By  deflt,  $234.60. 

105093  Albert  F Morris  et  al  v Walter  S Custer.  By 
deflt,  $455.  Condtnl  judgt  v E C Custer  garn. 

49  65  F W WuuDenberg  v Joseph  Papick.  On  flndg, 
$17.50.  Satisfied. 

58177  R Atchison  P M Co  v F A Butler.  By  deflt  $448- 
07. 

46634  Franciska  Koryzwski  v City.  On  flndg  $50.  Mo 
to  set  aside. 

9079  Archie  Abram  v Alfred  Jay.  $2  (0. 

3080  M Ayers  v F H,  A 0 and  H B Herr.  $179.15. 

3081  Louis  Bigler  v Geo  Prins.  $101.40. 

3082  Fred  Zitch  v Jno  G Van.  Horn.  $41.57. 

308i  Oscar  F Henrich  v Same.  $26.34. 

3084  Chas  Haaseet  al  v G W Butler  and  wife.  $42. 

3085  Geo  F Kimball  v P J Casey.  $158. 

3086  Chas  Haase  et  al  v G Garrett  and  wife.  $52.02 

3087  Peter  Simon  v A P and  Catherine  A Willoughby 
$199.50. 

3088  Wm  Katz  v Thos  J Tierney.  $140. 


I1ECOBAVIVE  \OTES. 


— The  light  falling  through  colored  glass 
windows  upon  the  various  colors  of  the  in- 
terior decoration  so  changes  the  tints  as  to 
produce  entirely  new  effects. 


— A novel  fire-screen  is  in  the  form  of  a 
brass  peacock,  with  a spread  tail  of  natural 
feathers. 


— Window  metal  brackets  for  holding 
flower-pots  and  movable,  radiating  arms  ap- 
pear in  singularly  beautiful  forms. 


— Cresent-shaped  cushions  are  seen  on 
many  of  the  new  drawing  room  suits. 


LEGAL  SALES. 

Dec.  11. 

Lots  1 to  12  and  25  to  37  in  b 10  of  S J Walker’s  sub 
of  all  that  part  lying  south  of  the  111  and  Mich  Canal, 
of  nwqr  of  sec 31  39  14.  J Alder  Ellis.  Successor  in 
Trust.  L N. 

D9c.  13. 

A part  os  lots  75  and  76  in  village  of  Desplaines,  for- 
merly  known  as  Town  of  Rand  in  Cook  county.  Liz- 
zie Hilb,  Admx.  L.  N. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED. 


re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 


M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 


C ARTO  ON  PIERES 


a 


a 


% 


FOR  INTERIOR  DECORATION. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


V 


vD 


sa* 


CM  ■l’!  EVERY  OUTOF  0RDEIV. 
NO  EQuAI 


30  UNION  SQUARE  NEWYORK. 

«.o  o G A. 


MASS. 


FOR  FAIF-  BY 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


) CHICAGO  ( 


MAHOGANY. 


YARD  PRICKS 
Building  Material. 

Common  building  brick $ 7 

Trenton  pressed  brick 

St.  Louis  pressed  brick 

Philadelphia  pressed  brick  

Milwaukee  pressed  brick 

Indiana  pressed  brick  16  00@20 

Baltimore  pressed  brick . 55 

File  brick 25  00@40 

Lime,  bbl 76@ 

Lime,  iu  bulk,  bb[ 

Colored  mortar,  lb 

8tucco,  lb 1 75®  1 

Plasteridg  hair,  ^ bu 20@ 

White  sand 

Akron  and  Utica  cement,  bbl 

Louisville  and  Milwaukee  cement,  bbl 

Portland  cement,  ^ bbl 3 00@  3 25 

Marble  dust,  bbl 1 75 


H 7 25 
40  .. 
27  .. 
47  .. 
25  .. 


9.) 
60 
4 
95 
25 
1 05 
1 00 
1 25 


Alt  DOTS — DRY. 

All  2x6— 20  feet 

“ — 22  feet — 

“ —24  feet 

All  2x8—21  feet  

“ — 22  feet 

“ —24  feet 

2x10—20  feet 

“ — 22  and  24  ft  

2x12— 20  ft,  *15.  22  ft,  *17.  24  ft, 

4x4  to  8x8-20  ft,  *15 . 22  ft,  $16.  24  ft, 

Cull  plauk,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width  ..  9 0 

2x4,  cull,  12,  14  and  16  ft 10  01®  10  60 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  largsr 


13  50 

16  50 

17  00 

14  51 
16  00 

15  50 
14  00 

17  00 

18  00 

16  00 
a)  9 50 


Cuba,  1st,  1 to 2 in... 

2d,  1 to  2 in. . . 
Mexican,  1st,  1 to  in. 
2d,  1 to  2 in... 
. Jago,  1 to  2 in  ... 


THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch *47  00@48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  114  and  1A  inches 45  ..@48  00 

3d  clear,  1)4  and  114  42  ..@43  00 

2 inches 44 

A select,  114  and  1H  inches 38  ..@39  .. 

A select,  2 inches 40  . . @41  . . 

B select,  114,  04  and.2  inches 31  00@32  . . 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together  26  . . @27  . . 

2x4  B,  select  20 

2x6  clear  and  select 34 

2x8 36  .. 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear  46  00@47  00 

3d  clear  40  . .@42  . . 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward  34  . . @35  . . 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  ( base ) 34  . . @35  . . 

7 and  8 inches  B (base)  30  ..@31  .. 

B select 25  . . @26  . . 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward,  24  ..@25  .. 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 41  00@42  00 

B 36  ..@37  .. 

C 31  ..@32  .. 

12 in.  com.,  12  ft 14  ..@15  .. 

18  ft 16  . 

12-inch  com.  10  and  20  ft 16  50@18  .. 

D stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  19  . .@20  . . 

18  feet 22  . . @23  . . I 

20  feet  23  . . 

12  in,  No  2, 12  ft 13  00 

14  and  16  ft  12  . . @12  50 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

Add  to  foregoing  prices  for  dressing  one  side,  $L 
' *wo  sides,  *1  50. 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  ank  fencing,  for  dressing 
one  side,  $1;  two  sides,  $1.50. 

BEADED  CEILING TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00@23  00 

A,  20  . . @21  50 

B 18  50@20  50 

C 14  50@15  .. 

Clear  and  A,  % -inch,  6-inch 30  . .@32  .. 

Clear  and  A.  % -inch,  6 inch 32  . .@33  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 28  ..@29  on 

B,  ?4  insh  . 6 inch 31  ..@32  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 12  ..@13  00 

“ ,‘  14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00@14 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  .,@12 

No.  3 “ “ 8 50@  9 

Common  114  ami  lVj-inch ..  12  5J@15  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  teet 13  50@14  50 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13 

No.  2 fencing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 10  50@11  50 

No  2 „ 16  ft 11  50@12  50 

No  3,  all  lengths 8 5u@  9 00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12  and  14 12  5U@12  50 

“ 16  ft 12  5U@13  50 

Norway,  No  1 14  .. 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
On  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 

FLOORING DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 


5 “ 

6 “ 

7 “ 

8 “ 

9 to  11 


9 to  11, 
5)4  inch, 
6 “ 

7 “ 

8 “ 


CEDAR  POST8  AND  POLES. 

14 

it  u 

18 

u a 

23 

11  U 

34 

u u 

50 

7)4 

11 

VA 

9 

ii 

16 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

common 

$8  G0@9  00 

ish.  mill  run 

J.  J.  WADE, 

lumbingi  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


00  60 
00  65 
00  70 


Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected .......  18  00 

1 14  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected ...  19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2)4 -inch 

214-inch 

3-inch 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Extra  A ?5@2  40 

Choice  A 2 *l,(®2  2" 

Standard  A 2 I” 

Extra  Cedar  *A* •“ 

Standard  Cedar : y • 2 „ „ 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots.  1 „„ 

Lath — car  loads— Dry 1 10 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in 

Common - J,, 


Cull... 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  114  in 

Thicker 

Common 

Cull 


10  00  12 


145  00 
115  00 
160  0 ' 
115  00 
180  00 


6 DO 
6 25 

4 


Coal. 

Anthracite,  range  and  nut 

Anthracite,  egg 

« oo@ » do 

Erie  and  Brier  Hill 2 r,x 

Illinois * w 

Indiana  block 
Indiana  lump 


Baltimore  and  Ohio 


4 00 

3 50 

4 50 


Blossburg  .77. 7. ........  i * D0@  5 00 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Rooting  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 
Building  Materials  C h i CagO . 

For  Sale. 


SEWER 


RHOADS  & 

RAMSEY. 

1 07  La  Salie  St. 

Yards— 89  N.  Elizabeth 
Street. 

35th  st.  & L A s.  M.S.  B.B. 


FIRE  BRICK 


FIRE  CLAY. 


PIPE. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

estate  of  f.  c.  pouter, 

REAL  ESTATE  ) 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) - Chicago. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17.  90  LaSalle  Stieet. 


WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 


1st  & 2d . . . 
Common. . 

Cull 

Timbers.. 


33  50  to  34 


31 

23 


to  32 
to  24  00 

16  .i0 

14  00 
to  32  . . 
to  29  . . 
t.  25  .. 
to  22  . . 
to  20 
to  20  .. 
to  18  .. 


RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 

Common 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 

Axles 

Cull 

Reaches 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 

Thicker 

Common 

Cull ■•••  

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up . . . 

Balusters,  3x3 

1(4x1 14  & 2x2 . 


. . 23  00 

25  00 

...  24  00 

26 

...  12  00 

14 

...  6 00 

8 

. . . 24  00 

26  00 

...  15  00 

17 

8 

...  16  00 

18 

...  35  00 

38 

...  22  00 

24  00 

...  12  00 

14 

8 

....  26  00 

30 

30 

10 

.. ..  26  00 

30 

...  65  00 

75 

. 70  00  80 
. 45  00  50 
. 25  00  30 
100  00  175 
. 45  00  50 
. 25  00  35 


CHERRY. 


let  * 2d,  in 

Thick 

Common 

Cull 


BUTTERNUT, 


A flooring,  6-inch . . . 

B 

C 

No  IFencing,  6-inch 

10  feet  

Clear  and  A 4-inch 30 

B 1 28 

C 24 

Norway  clear  and  A, 21 

E,  6-inch 19 

B,  4-inch 19 

C,  6-inch 17 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or 

ship  lap 14  50  to  15  50 

H 10-inch  No  1 hoards  D and  M or 

ship  lap 15  . . to  16 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 39  50 

B 35  10 

C 26  . . to  27 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear $39  00 

A siding  strips 36  00  to  37  00 

A flooring  strips  31  . . to  32 

B “ “ 29  ..  to  30  .. 

0 •“  “ 22  ..  to  23  .. 

SIDING— TIED. 

1st  and  2d  clear 21  . . to  22 

A siding 19  50  to  20  50 

B 18  ..  to  19  50 

C 13  50  to  14  00 

F.  Ifiing  siding,  “D’ 9 50  to  10  50 

% -inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

Note. — The  prices  quoted  in  the  table  are  those 
fixed  by  the  meeting  of  8ept.  7.  The  present  selling 
prices  are  $12  for  2x4  to  '2x10,  12  to  16  feet;  $12.50@ 
13  for  same  sizes,  18  feet.  For  longer  lengths,  and 
for  all  2x12  and  small  limbers,  there  are  but  slight 
concessions  made  from  the  List,  if  any. 

All  2x4,  2x6,  2x8  & 2x10—12,  14,  16  feet. . 

' “ “ “ ‘ 2xl'2,  4x4  to  8x8 — 

18  feet 13  0, 

All  2x12,  4x4  to  8x8-12,  14  an-1  16  feet. . . 

All  2x4—20,  22  and  24  feet 


1st  & 2d  

1st  & 2d,  1)4  in  and  up • 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d • 

1st  and  2d,  1)4  inch  and  upwards. 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 

Common 

Cull 

Log  run  


65  60 
75  00 
30  00 
lu  00 

30  00 
35  00 


75 

85 

35 

15 

35 

40 


HARD  MAPLE. 


1st  & 2d . . 
Common. 
Cull 


22  00 
12  00 
6 00 
12  00 

20  00 
12  00 
5 00 


1st  & 2d . . 
Common. 

Cull 

Log  Run . 

1st  & 2d.. 
Common . 
Cull 


5 00 
12  00 

23  00 
12  00 

6 00 


SWEZEY’S 


IMPROVED 


Dumb 
W: aiter 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 

WITH 

automatic  catch. 


LIGHT  RUNNING! 
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HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE! 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  Inh 

BENT  Ii\  THE  MARKET. 

M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

ISO  20th  STREET 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


U.  S.  Desk  and  Office  Fitting  Company. 


ROCK  ELM. 

15tfl  2d 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 

desks  and  office  fixtures. 


Common . 
Cull  


io  oo 

5 06 


12  50 


13  0 

14  5^ 

0 


SYCAMORE. 

Common  and  better 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 

B^F.CH. 

Common  and  better • * * 

Cull 

Log  Run 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE, 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling.. 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  UU  28 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 30  00  33  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 

>•  “ “ rough 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 
Fancy  butt 


16  00 
22  00 


13  00 
5 00 


21  00 
17  00 
24  00 


42  5 
44  Du 
4 6' 
4 9j 


Cashier’s  Desk — No.  21. 

WM.  LUMLEY,  Manager. 


No.  24. 

1 94  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 


-AND 


DECORATORS. 


Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wabash  Avenue. 


Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

Alfred  Cowles,  Sec.  & Treas.  Tribune  Co  , 

1919  Michigan  ave. 

Edwin  Walker,  2612  Michigan  ave. 

Cbas.  A.  Spring,  Jr.,  Gen’l  Sup’t  McCormick  Har- 
vester Co.  448  Dearborn  ave. 

Cathedral  S.  S.  Peter  and  Paul, 

Washington  Boulevard,  cor.  Peoria  St. 
Geo.  A.  Armour,  1932  Calumet  av 
W.  H.  Laird— (Laird,  Norton  & Co  ) 

Winona,  Minn. 


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directory 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 


-)  AGENTS.  (- 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  153  East  Randolph  st. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  & CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 
BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BERGSTEDT,  C.  G.,  80  Dearborn  st.  Room  19. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BRINTON,  H.  H,,  1187  & 1334  Van  Buren  St. 
BDDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 


CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J,  J..  Room  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 

CULLERTON,  E,  F.,  Room  8,  N.  W.  cor.  Randolph 
and  La  Salle  Sts. 


BAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
l'ELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S..  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

DVORAK  & PECHA,  439  West  18th  St.,  Chicago,  III 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 


BALLISTEL,  M,  W.,  cor.  ave.  K.  and  106th  St.,  Cole- 
hour,  111. 


GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  6,  125  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  & Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  & ZDRBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GREEN,  Fred.W.,  Rm.  6,  Borden  Blk,  99  Randolph  st. 
GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHADSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 


HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  & Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 


JANSSEN  & BOS  WORTH,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  and 
Belmont  aves. 


IfcERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  & 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 


1.ANE,  Jas.  R.,  196  La  Salle  St. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ius.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1?40  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 


jIIAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 


NATHAN,  L.,  Rms,  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 
NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 


OSBORNE&  KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 


PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Was)  mgton,  Rm.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
PARROTT.  J.  J„  1072  Polk  Street. 


REED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 


REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,&  SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 


SC  HON' BECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av.! 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St.-Room  49. 
SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON,  97  Washington  6t. 
STRAUS,  F.  W.,  164  Washsngton  St. 

STANLEY,  P.  E.  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 
STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 


TIDHOLM  & REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 
TRANTINA,  JOHN,  715  Allport  St , Chicago,  tl 
TULLY  & KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 


V I ERLIN G,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 


WALKER  S Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rrn.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 


YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  & Washington. 
SSUTTERMEISTER,  H.  O.,  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 


ANDERSON,  E.  W.,  54  Waldo  Place. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 


ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  6t. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 


CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  (Estate of)  157  Randolph  St, 
DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  & 268  Wabash  ave. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


CUDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Architect, 


CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F , 239  West  Chicago  ave. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 


DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 


MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 


BRANDT,  HE.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 


CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  8001. 


NORTON  D„  1311  Wabash  ave. 


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HADDOCK,  V ALLETTE  & RICKCORDS,  85  & 87  Dear- 
born st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Court 
House. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 


ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Builders’  Blacksmithing. 


BRITTIAN,  J.  C.,  119  Quincy  St. 


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the  knowledge  can  be  put  into  immediate  use. 

5.  —The  English  Branches  are  also  taught  for  the 

benefit  of  those  who  have  neglected  their  early 
education. 

6. — Graduates  of  High  Schools  afid  Literary  Colleges 

need  this  Practical  Training,  and  they  patron- 
ize this  College,  as  it  furnishes  the  Highest 
Class  of  Instruction. 


S’.— Ovei- $40,000  are  expended  annually  in  furnishing 
the  facilities  that  this  institution  offers. 


8.— Mr.  H.  B.  Bryant  was  the  senior  member  of  th( 
well-known  firm  of  Bryant  and  Stratton,  wh< 
established  the  chain  of  Co  leges  :n  48  cities. 
9-— Every  Young  Man  and  Young  Woman  needs  th 
practical  Training  that  this  College  affords. 


Address  for  circulars  or  further  information, 

H.  B.  BRYANT  & SON, 

81  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL 


W.  L.  Davis.  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  Sc  CO. 

Real  estate.  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


Lyon 
& Healy 


Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 


ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the  i 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000  5 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their  ! 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- . 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  tho_Mu- 
sical  Profession. 


WAREROOIISj 

State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


E.  W.  ZANDER  & CO., 

Real  - Estate,  L“f  Renting, 

169  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold.  Estates  Managed. 
Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid  and  Insurance 

Placed.  Telephone,  1-486. 


.[NO.  B.  KNIGHT. 


JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 


EDGAK  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON, 

Real  Estate  Brokers 
MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

j£3p“Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  Non- 
residents.   

H.  A.  HURLBUT, 

LOANS  ON 

City  Improved  Real  Estate 

INVESTMENTS. 

165  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO, 

REED  & HURLBUT,  No.  II  Pine  Street,  New  York. 

J.  P.  MALLETTE.  B-  E-  BROWNELL. 

C B.  EGELESTON,  - SPECIAL. 

J.  P.  MALLETTE  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS 

.A.  1ST  ID  rJSTSTJB-AJSTOE. 

OFFICES: d 

rhieairo  —Room 611,  Royal  Insurance  Building. 

' " Telephone  No.  1602. 

F.ne-lewood. — Rooms  2 and  3 Central  Block. 

Telephone  No.  15. 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  rROPERTT.  COLLECT  RENTS  AM)  PAT  TAXES. 

^“\Ve  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents.  

c.  H.  PUSCHEOK. 

■•"■“"Tc.  Z0TTER1JE1STER  H CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

81 8 S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Rtmte^HoYses,  cSlerts^Rente^et^'^Pire insurance 

p1!#no£^  - tot-6la8S  steam- 

ers  to  and  from  Europe.  


W.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  O.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ani  Financial  Atents. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  ot  non-residents. 


QEO.  M.  BOGUE. 


H.  W.  HOYT 


H.  B.  BOGUE 


Mlalcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO- 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAQO. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEH, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOAN'S, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 


II.  FEI..SENTHAL. 
JACOB  GROSS. 


FREDERICK  MILLER. 
ADAM  MILLER. 


FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  La  Salle  Street. 

BEAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 


BOGUE  & HOY  i , 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  and  inh^gement  of 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  c»  e<  ted.  Inter 
ests  of  non-residents  miefull.v  looked  niter. 

ARTHUR  C.  GEHR  Sc  CO (Successors  to) 
SAM'L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

buy,  sell  and  manage  property 

02x7  COIL/OvOISSI02Yr - 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 

J.  C.  MftGILL  & CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 La  Salle  Street. 


c.  u.  GORDON. 


BLOOD. 


6,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 

7Q  Dearborn  St., 

CHICAGO. 


Rooms  70  and  7 1 
Unity  Building. 


LUCKY  NUMBERSI 

ONE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

14,9  Madison  Street. 


E.  S.  DREYER  <&  CO., 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

boom  io, 

99  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 


H.  L.  TURNER. 


XV.  A.  POND. 


EDWIN  P.  GETCHEI.L.  EKUC1S  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loanjni  Financial  Atents. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


Tuns  B BrJYn  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Lm’l  D.  W™Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash’r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

™nr  the  Procurement  of  Executors  and  other 
Bonds  the  Execution  of  Trusts ; The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates 
etc  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


TURNER  & BOND, 

real  Estate  Mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

,ssrT,»r 

Estates  Managed.  


F A Barnes,  Notary  Public.  s-  M.  Parish. 

BAHNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

157  La  Salle  St..  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 

fo^N^e^ 

Telephone  Mo  43d 

OHAB.  T.  TYRRELL.  ™HN  A'  TYRRELL . 

FRED’K  8.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

Time  Loans  Negotiated, 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 
Dealers  in  Real  Estate 


F,  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Hteution  given  to  the  interests  of  nou-resi 


MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

,49  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

S.  E.  GROSS  S GO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sain  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  ^Trustee. 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  T6  and  77  ™inois  1 BaQli  BldS 


JAS.  It.  LANE, 

REAL-ESTATE, 

196  LaSalleSt.,  Chicago. 

Lane  Park  kots-Lake  View. 

Grand  Native  Trees-Solid  Concrete  WalkH-Stone 

ssgjs.f*' sss  =.~. 

built  to  order. 


D.  Gr.  HAMILTON, 


H.  H.  JANSSEN. 


DEALER  IN 


Real  Estate  1 Mortgage 
Investments,  \ 

94  Washington  Street.  Chicago. 


A.  O.  BOSWOBTB.  • , 

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Fire  Insurance, 

Take  View  Agents  for  sale  of  Lots  in  Lane 
Park . Headquarters  for  Lake  View  property. 

Main  Office, N.  W. cor.  Lincoln  Sc  Belmont  avs. 

Branch  Office,  cor.  Southport  ave.  and  Otto  Street, 
l Lake  View  Ills. 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Beal  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


R.  W.  BRIDGE. 

185.Dearborn  St. 

Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


634 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


VERA, 

AMARANTH 
WHiTE  HOLLY 
REd  CEDAR, 

ebony, 
snare  wood 

C°COBOLa,  Etc. 

ALL  THICKNESSES. 


J.  RAYNER, 


F 


MAHOGANY 

AND  ALL 

OREIGN  Cabinet  Woods. 


THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

275-289  E.  20th-st.|  Saw  Mills, 

CHICAGO,  Foot  Houston  Street,  E.R. 

ILL.  | New  York. 


WRIGHT  & TTJR.3STER., 

Real  Estate, 

Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

110  DEARBORN  STREET,  ROOM  49.  CHICAGO. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


LTo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 

Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

UQgT'Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre- 
pared to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers  . 


CITY  coimcili. 


o " --T=TX)  THE  o~  — ~jo 

!|eal  II:state^5]§6ildiQ<5 

===  JOURNAL.  = 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 
CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  NOV.  20,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  market  for  the  past  weeK  may  be 
characterized  by  a fair  demand  for  real  es- 
tate and  a firmness  in  the  rates  of  interest 
on  loans.  A large  amount  of  vacant  pro- 
perty in  lots  exchanged  hands,  which  is  quito 
noticeable  at  this  time  of  the  year. 

While  there  has  been  a scarcity  of  deals 
in  inside  holdings,  the  agents  in  this  class 
of  property  have  been  busy  on  deals  which 
promise  to  develop  soon. 

Great  satisfaction  has  been  expressed  at 
the  ordinance  passed  by  the  Trustees  of 
Hyde  Park,  allowing  the  city  railway  com- 
pany the  right  to  extend  the  cable  on  Cot- 
tage Grove  to  67th  with  a branch  on  55th  to 
the  Illinois  Central.  The  chief  point  in  this 
grant  is  the  five  cent  fare  from  Madison  St. 
to  the  limit  of  the  line.  Mr.  Holmes  the 
Supt.  also  promises  to  heat  the  cars. 

The  concessions  which  have  been  made  by 
the  company  is  largely  due  to  the  compe- 
tition of  others  who  were  desirous  of  the 
same  right  of  way. 

The  property  owners  of  Hyde  Park  and 
those  owning  alone  the  line  are  specially 
elated,  as  a boom  in  this  property  is  expect- 
ed the  coming  spring.  It  is  believed  the  va- 
cant tracts  south  of  the  city  limits  will  be 
rapidly  built  up,  and  settled  by  many  of 
those  who  are  seeking  suburban  property  as 
it  holds  out  special  inducements  in  its  near- 
ness to  the  city,  cheapness  of  fare,  etc.,  over 
suburbs  situated  some  miles  from  Chicago. 

Reports  show  very  extensive  building  in 
the  residence  parts  of  the  South  side. 

As  an  illustration  on  Prairie  Av.  between 
38th  and  39th  streets  over  32  houses  have 
been  brailt  during  the  present  season. 

A marked  demand  is  still  noticeable  by 
Board  of  Trade  men  for  property  in  vicinity 
of  the  depot  at  Grand  Boulevard  and  41st 
St.  An  18  minute  ride  will  bring  them  to 
the  Board  of  Trade.  Baird  and  Bradley  re- 
portjan  increase  in  the  demand  for  Lake 
View  property  within  the  last  sixty  days. 

This  has  been  due  to  several  causes.  The 
Chicago  <fc  Evanston  Railroad  have  put  on 
more  trains.  The  construction  of  the  cable 
line  and  the  extension  of  street  car  tracKs 
on  the  thoroughfares  leading  into  Lake  View 
and  the  proposed  continuance  of  the  drive 
along  the  Lake  Shore  all  combine  to 
strengthen  the  marKet  for  Lake  View  real 
estate.  Since  the  first  of  the  year  the  firm 
have  closed  out  eighty  lots  in  one  subdivi- 
sion in  Lake  View,  ranging  in  price  from 
$600  to  $1,200. 

What  has  been  said  in  regard  to  Lake 
View  lots  may  be  said  in  regard  to  cheap 
lots  in  all  directions. 

In  reference  to  the  loan  market  the  firm 
report  a fair  demand  with  strengthened  rates 
of  interest.  They  are  loaning  no  money  at 
less  thnn  6$. 

Geo.  R.  Clark  reports  the  proposed  erec- 
tion at  an  early  date  of  a building  for  the 
Chicago  University  at  Morgan  Park.  Final 
arrangements  have  just  been  concluded  and 
it  is  expected  the  college  will  be  open  at  the 
commencement  of  next  fall.  Morgan  Park 
is  already  noted  as  a Baptist  Centre  and  the 
location  of  the  University  there  will  still 
further  emphasize  this  fact.  Forty 
five  houses  have  been  built  during  this  year 
at  Morgan  Park  at  an  average  cost  of  $4,000 
each. 

Through  the  agency  of  Geo.  R.  ClarKe  as 
representative  for  the  Blue  Island  Land  Co., 
$120,000  in  houses  and  lands  have  been  sold 
since  the  first  of  Jnne. 


TRUE  MEASURE  OF  GREATNESS. 

The  extent  of  our  clearing  house  reports, 
the  volume  of  business  done  on  the  Board 
of  Trade,  and  the  great  numbers  of  cattle, 
hogs  and  sheep  received,  shipped  and 
slaughtered  at  the  Stock  Yards,  are  sure  in- 
dications of  the  commercial  greatness  of 
Chicago.  To  these  may  be  supplemented 
our  lumber  trade,  the  largest  in  the  world, 
and  the  rapid  increase  in  new  buildings. 
A volume  might  be  written  descriptive  of 
the  enterprises  above  mentioned;  in  all  ex- 
cept the  last,  Chicago  rivals  the  world. 
Though  she  ranks  third  in  population  among 
the  great  cities  of  the  United  States,  she  is 
next  to  New  Yotk  in  the  amount  of  real- 
estate  transactions  and  the  extent  of  build- 
ing operations.  A week’s  records  in  Phila- 
delphia do  not  begin  to  compare  with  our 
reports  for  six  days’  business,  as  published 
by  The  Journal. 

Our  railways,  with  but  few  exceptions, 
are  the  best  paying  lines  on  the  continent; 
no  other  city  in  the  West  has  so  many  roads 
operating  so  many  miles,  and  more  are  con- 
stantly being  built.  Besides  this  very  im- 
portant essential  in  transportation  facili- 
ties, Chicago  stands  at  the  foot  of  the 
chain  of  great  lakes,  which  contains 
more  than  half  of  the  fresh  water  on  the 
globe.  Surrounded  by  the  richest  agricul- 
tural and  mineral  lands  and  the  widest  ex- 
tent of  territory,  her  geographical  position 
and  back  country,  are  fast  driving  her  to 
the  front  rank  of  the  great  cities  of  the 
world.  What  nature  has  not  given  us,  the 
wonderful  enterprise  and  indomitable  en 
ergy  of  our  leading  men  have  supplied. 

Thus  much  having  been  said  in  praise  of 
our  greatness,  we  must  stop;  we  have  a score 
of  evils  to  contend  with.  Our  crumbling 
court-house,  the  cost  of  which  no  one  knows, 
is  one  indication  of  our  rottenness  in  poli- 
tics. It  is  a rebuke  to  our  public  servants 
who  have  held  the  offices  in  the  county 
board  and  figured  in  its  construction.  The 
same  may  be  said  of  our  custom  house  and 
post  office;  both  structures  commenced  to 
crack  and  fall  before  they  were  finished. 
They  will  be  a source  of  expense  as  long  as 
one  stone  in  them  remains  upon  another. 
Pudding-headed  politicians  and  boodle  com- 
missioners are  to  blame  for  it. 

Inasmuch  as  our  public  servants  are  elect- 
ed by  the  people,  and  the  majority  rules, 
we  cannot  therefore  congratulate  ourselves 
upon  the  character  of  our  large  and  rapidly 
growing  population.  We  have  produced  a 
considerable  crop  of  bomb-throwers  and 
boodle  politicians,  followed  by  an  army  of 
tramps  and  dead-beats.  Our  population 
might  be  thinned  out  and  we  would  be 
richer  and  greater,  and  our  capacity  for 
business  would  not  be  impaired,  but  rather 
increased.  Estimating  a city’s  greatness 
by  the  size  of  its  population  is  too  much 
like  giving  preference  to  candidates  for  an 
office  by  a standard  of  avordupois.  This, 
however,  seems  to  be  the  rule  of  measure- 
ment in  Chicago  politics. 

** ; 

Chas.  A.  Seymour  & Co.  have  recently  op- 
ened up  an  office  for  the  transaction  of  a 
general  real  estato  and  loan  business,  at 
Room  14,  Major  Block. 

The  firm  are  prominently  connected  with 
the  real  estate  interests  of  New  York  and 
Brooklyn,  where  they  have  offices.  The  ob- 
ject of  the  firm  in  establishing  a branch  in 
Chicago  is  to  direct  eastern  capital  toward 
western  investments  and  to  gain  a foothold 
in  the  real  estate  interests  of  our  large  city, 
whose  future  they  have  great  confidence 
in. 


An  ordinance  was  passed  for  curbing  and 
tilling  Wilcox  av  from  C & N W R R to  Sac- 
ramento av;  also  for  curbing,  grading  and 
paving  Hals  ted  st,  from  north  branch  of 
Chicago  river  to  Division  st;  same  for  alley 
blk  28,  Carpenters  add;  same  in  alleys  blk  9 
C T sub  w % w *4  ne  % 17  39  14;  same  in 
alleys  blK  19,  C T sub  same;  same  for  north 
alley  blk  5,  McNeils  snb  blks  6,  7 and  8; 
Wrights  add,  same  bln  18  C T,  sub  w wj^ 
ne  3^,  17  39  14;  south  alley  also  blk  5 same; 
also  for  curbing,  grading,  paving  and  re- 
moving trees  on  Indiana  av,  from  Douglas 
to  Egan  av;  same  from  22nd  to  29th,  same 
from  30th  to  35th;  for  opening  and  widen- 
ing Milford  av  from  Ogden  to  Douglas  ParK 
Boulevard;  also  for  6 inch  drains  on  Frank 
st  from  Waller  to  Blue  Island  av;  for  6 
inch  drains  on  Hastings  st  from  Ashland 
av  to  Wood  st.  The  improvement  of  Miller 
stwas  confirmed  also  to  6tay  proceedings  in 
assessment  for  alley  between  LaSalle  av  and 
N.  Clara  st,  and  from  Schiller  to  Grant  st, 
and  for  annullinG  assessment  for  the  im- 
provement of  N.  Clark  st,  from  the  river  to 
Chicago  av. 


An  important  auction  of  two  valuable 
pieces  of  real  estate  will  be  sold  on  Wednes- 
day Nov  24.  1886,  at  the  north  entrance  to 
the  court  House  on  Clark  St.,  by  decree  of 
the  Superior  Court.  This  property  consists 
of  69  feet  fronting  on  Ellis  and  Cottage 
Grove  Avs.,  near  35th  St.  and  two  lots  25x180 
each  on  Wabash  Av.  near  25th  st.  The  ab- 
stracts may  be  examined  at  the  office  of 
John  S.  Cook  Room  72,  163  La  Salle  St. 

Wm.  A.  Merigold,  for  many  years  with 
the  firm  of  Wm.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co.,  is  now  en- 
gaged in  the  real-estate  and  loan  business 
for  himself,  at  183  Da  Salle  street.  Mr. 
Merigold  will  carry  on  the  business  in  all 
its  departments,  and  will  bring  to  bear  his 
ong  experience  and  large  acq  naintance 
with  property  owners  and  buyers  in  his  new 
lundertaking. 


81BURBAS  IMPROVEMENTS. 

LAKE  VIEW. 

The  Suburban  Gas  Company  gave  notice 
that  it  would  extend  its  maines  in  Seminary 
place  from  Seminary  to  Racine  avenue,  in 
Dempster  place  from  Evanston  avenue  to 
Clark  street,  and  in  Lill  avenue  from  Semi- 
nary avenue  to  Racine  avenue.  The  petition 
for  a six-foot  brick  sewer  in  Belmont  avenue 
from  Ashland  avenue  to  Robey  street  was 
referred  to  the  Committee  of  the  Whole. 
The  report  of  the  Water  Collector  for  the  half 
year  ending  Nov.  1 gave  the  total  amount  of 
water  rents  collected  as  $21,754.  The 
sewering  and  paving  of  Evanston  avenue 
from  Belmont  avenue  to  Sulzer  street  were 
ordered.  Ordinances  were  passed  for  open- 
ing Lake  View  avenue  from  St.James’  place 
to  Fullerton  avenue,  and  for  sewers  in  Ash- 
land avenue  from  Sulzer  street  to  Wilson 
avenue,  in  Clybourn  avenue  fron  Belmont 
avenue  to  the  Northwestern  tracks,  Welling- 
ton street  from  Sheffield  avenue  to  Halsted 
street. 

JEFFERSON. 

The  farmers  of  Tefferson  have  long  nurs- 
ed felings  of  resentment  against  A.  J.  Snell, 
owner  of  the  toll  road  that  occupies  Milwau- 
kee avenue.  This  felling  was  greatly  in- 
creased when  it  was  rumored  a day  or  two 
ago  that  Mr.  Snell  contemplated  erecting 
another  toll-gate  just  southeast  of  the  inter- 
section of  California  avenue  and  the  road. 
The  farmers  have  been  evading  the  pay- 
ment of  toll  at  the  first  gate  by  going 
around  it  on  McGovern  street.  It  is  to  pre- 
vent this  that  the  new  gate  is  to  be  put  in. 
Sunday  night  one  of  the  fifty-foot  poles  to 
be  used  in  the  construction  of  the  new  gate 
was  carried  away  and  presumably  cut  up  by 
indignant  citizens. 


RF.AU  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


635 


THE 


Building  * Department 

Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 


Pioneer  Fire  - proof 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Linden,  Ind.-O.  D.  Thomas  will  build  a new  residence. 
Hardwood  finish. 

Kankakee,  III.  Risser  & Warden  are  erecting  a grain 
elevator  at  this  place. 

Mebidan,  Miss.— W.  S.  Kuhn  has  contracted  to  build 
the  water-works  here. 

Hamilton,  Ohio.— Tuthill  & Co  will  erect  a planing 
mill.  Contracts  not  let. 

Lewistown,  III.— Ranney  & Doty  Bros.,  of  Galesburg, 
111.,  will  erect  a canning  factory. 

Marshall  Tex.- The  Texas  & Pacific  Railroad  Co.  will 
build  an  additional  car  shop,  40x130  feet. 

Elgin,  III.— L.  M.  Kelley  will  erect  a brick  business 
block.  Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not  let 


Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings' 

Wilton,  Iowa.-S.  G.  Kelley  is  about  to  erect  his  cream- 
ery. It  will  be  built  of  brick  with  iron  roof,  paved  floor 
and  other  fire  proof  qualities. 

Gband  Forks,  Dak. — Banner  Lodge  No.  19  I.  O.  O.  I 
will  erect  a hall  at  a cost  of  $12,000.  Plans  not  drawn. 
Contracts  not  let.  Address  O.  A.  Webster,  secretary. 

Esmond,  Dak. — A Congregational  church  is  being  erected 
at  a cost  on  $2,500.  Rev.  A.  J.  Drake  Iroquois  is  the  pastor. 
Pulpit  ftrniture,  organ  and  pews  will  be  required. 

Woodlawn,  III.— Mrs.  H.  Hoyt  will  erect  a two-story 
frame  residence  at  a cost  of  $7,000.  Ira.  C.  Saxe,  521 
Opera  Hhouse  Block  Chicago,  is  the  architect. 

Chttanooga,  Tenn.  A number  of  cottages  are  to  be 
erected  here  at  a cost  of  $20,000.  Plans  not  drawn.  Con- 
tracts not  let.  Address  J.  P.  Ross  M.  D.  428  Washington 
Bd.,  of  Chicago. 

Yazoo,  City,  Miss'— A Presbyterian  church  will  be  eret- 
ed  at  a cost  of  of  $6,500.  It  will  be  built  of  pressed  brick, 
stone,  stained  glass  etc.  C.  E.  Crane,  secretary  of  building 
committee.  Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not  let. 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  HASH. 


D.  Cuti.eii. 


T.  8.  White. 


H.  M Boice. 


CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES. 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Gooc-  ';rr.  ’ -i 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 

TD’S  Patent 

Compressed  Lead  SashWeiqhts 


Abingdon,  III.— Jno.  Burnaugh  is  about  to  erect  a 
small  frame  dwellling.  Grates  and  mantels  wanted. 

Chattanooga,  TENN.-The  contracts  to  erect  a large 
four  story  building  for  Griffis  & Caldwell  has  been  let. 

Pabis,  Texas.— will  issue  $20,000  of  bonds  to  build  city 
hall.  A committee  has  been  appointed  to  select  a site. 

Raoine  Wis.— The  Pease  & Crosby  Manufacturing  Co. 
will  erect  a new  factory.  J.  G.  Chandler  is  the  architect. 

Willimsville,  Ill.-J.  T.  Miliar  is  about  to  build  a 
small  dwelling.  Carpets,  furniture  and  grates  will  be  re- 
ruired. 

Monmouth,  Ill.-A  school-house  will  be  erected  here 
at  a cost  of  $35,000.  A.  V.  Gilbert,  secretary.  Plans  not 
drawn.  Contracts  not  let. 

Windham,  Ohm.-J.  H.  Crow  has  the  contracts  for 
building  a small  residence  here.  Prices  wanted  on  lumber 
and  plate  glass. 

Cincinnati,  Ohio.— Chas.  Gardner  will  erect  a large 
hall,  55x40  ft.,  two-stones  high  and  built  of  frame.  Con- 
tracts not  let. 

Walnut  Kan.— The  Caholics  are  about  to  erect  a $b,- 
000  church.  ’ J.  Shephard  & J.  Dawling,  building  committee 
Altar  furniture  and  pews  will  be  reqnired. 

Elyria,  Ohio.-I.  A.  Webster  of  Oberlin,  Ohio  will  erect 
a residence  at  aoost  of  $3,800.  Plans  not  adopted.  Con- 
racts  not  let. 

Mobile,  Ala.— The  Bienville  Water  Works  Co.,  will  be- 
gin work  on  their  water  works  at  once.  They  will  lay  about 
40  miles  of  pipe. 

Annapolis,  Md.— The  contract  to  build  an  annex  to  the 
State  House  has  been  received  by  George  H.  Morrow  & Co., 
of  Baltimore,  at  $47,565 


Kaukauna,  Wis.— A two-story  Catholic  school  house  will 
be  erected  at  a cost  of  $6,000.  It  will  be  built  of  brick  and 
require  school  furniture,  furnace  etc.  Chas.  Hove  of  Ap- 
pletor  Wis..  is  the  architect. 

Hydo  Park,  III.— C.  C.  Landt  & Co  will  build  two-two 
-story  residences  at  a cost  of  $12/m  They  will  be  built 
of  pressed  brick;  stone  iron,  etc,  Grotes,  mantels,  furnace, 
stained  glass  etc  will  be  required.  C.  M.  Palmer,  75  Honore 
Bldg.,  Chicago,  is  the  architect. 

Columbus,  Ind.— The  Citizens  Electric  Light  Co.,  will 
build  a two-story 'addition  to  their  building.  It  will  be  3<  x 
40  ft.,  and  cost  $10,000.  Will  be  built  of  pressed  enameled 
and  molded  brick,  corrugated  iron  worn  etc.  Boiler,  gas- 
fixtures  and  one  steam  pump  will  be  required. 

St.Louis,  Mo.— Leggett  & Myers  Thirteenth  and  St. 
Charles  Streets  St.Louis  will  build  a block  of  five-stones; 
Also  Jno.  W.  Kauffman  1300  Market  st.,  will  erect  a resi- 
dence costing  $150,000;  Also  Hunter,  Evans  & Co.,  404 
Market  st..  will  erect  large  cattle  pens  or  stock  yards. 
Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not  let  for  the  above. 

Peotone,  Ill.-A.  J.  Linebarger  & Co.,  of  Verona,  111., 
will  erect  a one-story  building  to  be  used  for  a bank.  It 
will  be  18x30  ft.,  built  of  bricK,  stone,  iron,  etc.  Plate  glass, 
sidewalks  and  water  tables,  fire  and  burglar  proof  vaults, 
office  fixtures  and  furniture  will  be  required.  Contracts 
not  let. 

Milwaukee.  Wis.— J.  Fitzgerald  will  erect  a residence 
on  Ogden  street,  near  Astor  street,  to  cost  $8,000.  The  Se- 
cond baptist  congrogetion  will  erect  a new  church  on  the 
southwest  corner  of  W ells  and  Seventeenth  streets  to  cost 

*90  (too  The  Milwaukee  baptist  church  union  will  build  a 
new  church  at  the  corner  of  Fourteenth  and  Walnut  streets. 
The  site  has  just  been  purchased. 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

noiseless. 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twic  e the  Heft  of  Iron  Occupy  only  half  the 
•Space.  No  Friction.— l£o  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  Pe^.e,^7  j 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 

BUilFo?lowing  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 

Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

C.  B.  Farwell’s  “ 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


OuSomHouse  and  Post-Offie  of  Cincinnat 


Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

51  to  59  West  Lalce  St. 

CHICAGO. 


kennrts  of  New  Buildings  and  Buildings  to  be  Erected.  In  advance  of  Permits. 
Reports  ot  NewEo ■«. « -“-I*-1-  mth  F-^- 


OWNER. 


A A & 0 S Sprague. 

Yondorf  Bros 

Louis  Baer I 

Mrs  J A Brooks 

Zedley  & Strong 

Russell  & Roberts 

Naper  Bros 

Chicago  R I & P R R Co .... 

G C Jones  

Miller  Bros 

N F Cross  

R B Traverse 

M Weinholtz . . 

Oscar  Burdick 
M Strauss . 

O L Hawkins 

Mrs  M Williams 

Mrs  Sawler 

A A & O S Sprague 

L W Padgett 

Mrs  Willey  

Harry  B Hale 

E A Smith 

Cathoile  Church 

Presbyterian  Society  . 

E C Schumacher 

Humboldt,  111 . . 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


SIZE. 


LOCATION. 


COST 


ARCHITECT  OB  BUILDER. 


DESCRIPTION. 


Barn 

Stores  and  Hall.  ■■ 

Dwelling 

| Machine  Factory 

| Foundry  

| 2 Dwellings 

| Addition  to  Frg’t  House 

Dwelling 

2 Dwellings 

6 Dwellings 

Dwellings 

Stores  and  flats..., 

5 Dwellings 

Business  Building 

Residence 

Dwelling 

Addition  to  store 

Flat  building 

Dwelling 

Residence 

Dwellings 

Residence 

Church' 

Parsonage  

Residence 
Schoolhouse 


Chicago . 


' *41x48  Chicago  ( suburb ) . . . 

' 27x90 
100x60 
25x46 

* *23x60 

140x40 


35x58 

24x46 

93x143 

36x5,0 


Western  Springs,  111. 

Park  Manor,  111 

Lake  View,  111 

Cairo,  111 

Englewood,  111. 
Mendota,  III. 
Cropsey,  111  ■ ■ 
Humboldt,  111 . 


60  “ 
3000 
4000 
90U0 


Alf  Smith,  151  Monroe  st 

F Aschlager,  70  La  Salle  st 

Wm  Thomas,  Metropolitan  block  

C O Hansen,  “ 

A L Moody,  156  Washington  st 

Furst  & Rudolph,  106— 5th  ave •••••• 

Address  F A Marsh  1 Agt]  Van  Buren  st  depot 

J H Moore.  159  La  Salle  st 

J F Doerr,  28o8|Wentwarth  av. 

Nothnagel  & Donnellan,  Mailer’s  Blk 

J G Hallberg.  Ashland  Blk  

G I Hansen,  Metropolitan  Blk • • 

Sprague  & Newell,  125  Van  Buren  st 

J F Doerr,  2808  Wentworth  av 

C A Weary,  156  Washington  st 

Wm  Thomas,  Metropolitan  Blk 

Alf  Smith,  151  ^Monroe  ^st 

Arnold  & Wilson,  218  La  Lalle  st  

Wm  Thomas,  Metropolitan  Blk 

H M Hadson,  Opera  House  Bld’g 

L D Bayley,  Cairo,  111.  •■••  ••• 

Burnham  & Root,  Montauk  block 

J E Minott,  Aurora,  111 

J A Williams,  Cropsey,  111 

j F Doerr,  2808  Wentworth  av a. 


Pressed  brick ' stone  and  iron.  Contracts  not  let 

brick.asDtonenaned  terracotta.  “ “ 

Brick,  iron,  etc. 

Brick,  iron,  stone,  etc. 

Pressed  brick,  stone,  etc 

Brick,  iron,  etc.  u « 

Urick,  stone,  glass,  etc. 

Frame.  “ “ 

Pressed  brick. 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone.  u «« 

Pressed  brick,  stone,  etc.  u “ 

Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta 

Pressed  brick,  iron.  etc.  - « •» 

Pressed  brick  and  stone,  etc. 

Frame.  _ « “ 

Frame,  Stone,  etc.  - « “ 

Pressed  brick  and  stone  - 4l  » 

Frame.  - ~ 

Brick,  stone,  glass,  etc.  _i  “ 

Frame.  - ‘ « “ 

Brick,  glass.  - 

Frame,  brick,  stone,  etc.  ■ 


rT  , HULBKUUiv  o«. 

UiAwlTirAAII  **■>  HARDWOOD  FLOOHINC  TO  ORDER.  Orove  and  18th  Sts.,  CHICACO 

HardW  00(1  Timber  ■ j e Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order.  ^ 


INCORPORATED 


ESTABLISHED  1853. 

HOLBROOK  CO. 


636 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


3.  ROBSON|WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6330  Halsted  Street-Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  24 — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO. 


HOME  INVESTMENTS. 

IF  YOU  HAVE  $200  OR  MORE 
TO  INVEST,  CALL  AND  SEE  OUR 
ILLINOIS  AND  INDIANA  FIRST 
MORTGAGE  COUPON  BONDS. 
FARM  LOANS  at  Current  RATES 
COMPLETED  IN  FIVE  DAYS- 

United  States  Loan  & Trust 

COMPANY, 

309  So  310  Royal  Insurance  Build’g, 

BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

®-M»ney  Loaned,) 

^■Taxes  Paid, 

^-Investments  Made. 

^“Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS, 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 

Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


O.  A,  HALE. 


E.  O.  HALE. 


HALE  BROS., 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 

164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 

MONEY  LOANED. 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

K.  PrindivIIle,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14, No.  116  La  Salle  St. 

C.  A.  BROSIEN, 

Real  Estate,  Renting, 

AND 

L OANS. — 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

56  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago, 

Main  Floor. ) 


mortgage  bankers, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


DIXON  & PETia.\<30Nt 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING,1 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO.  ILL. 


Andrew  Krimloill, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES. — Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block, 
South  Chicago,  111.  Howard  and  South  Chicago  Ave- 
nues, Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago.  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 

property  a specialty. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE— DREXEL-BOULEVARD. 

We  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty-seventh-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Also  between  Forty-eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare,  opportanity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
traots. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-flfth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGUE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st..  Rooml,  second  floor. 

FOR  RENT.— 

IN  THE 

NEW  BUILDING, 

209 211 213 215 

CHICAGO  AVE.,  COR.  WELLS  ST. 


ONE  ELEGANT  DOUBLE  STORE. 


ONE  ELEGANT  SINGLE  STORE. 
Also,  ELATS, 

WITH  MODERN  1MPOVEMENTS. 
CHARLES  GOODMAN, 

Room  76,  115  Dearborn-st. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st„  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Boren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  froit  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

brick  flats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  Drick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  So  Washington  Streets. 

WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works. 

POULSON  & ECER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cars 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  So  Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  No.  209. 


FOR  SALE. 


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56  Dearborn  Street. 


Residence  on  Bissel  street,  2-story  and 

Cellar  - - - $6,800 

Residence  on  Bissel  st.,  2 story,  - 4,500 

Dayton  st  - - 6,800 

Dayton  st  - - 5,00o 

Clark  st.  close  to  Park  - 13,000 

“ ,l  “ - 12,500 

“ “ “ - 22.000 

La  Salle  av  - - 8,000 

Hurlbut  st  - - 12,000 

Webster  av  - - - 5,600 

“ “ - - - 6,600 

“ in  LakeView,  two-story  and 

Cellar,  It  50x197,  nr.  Lake,  12,000 

3 stry  flats  on  Clark  st.,  - - 16,000 

3 stry  flats  on  Mohawk  st.,  - 10,500 

3 stry  flats  on  Wells  st  9,500 

3 stry  flats  SedgwicK  - - - 8,250 

Business  Property  on  Clark  st  - $20,000 
“ “ Wells  st  - 19,000 

“ “ Cottage  Grv.  Av.  26,000 

“ Milwaukee  av  28,500 


FOR  SALE— TO  CAPITALISTS  AND  IN- 
VESTORS. 

ADAMS-ST. — The  best  50-foot  lot  between 
Fifth-av.  and  State  can  be  bought  cheap 
for  a few  days. 

CLARK-ST. — East  front,  40-foot  store,  north 
of  Jackson;  very  choice;  certain  income 
CLARK-ST. — West  front,  50-foot  store,  south 
of  Jackson;  very  choice  and  cheap, 
FRANKLIN-ST. — Elegant  unimproved  cor- 
ner, 60x90;  best  bargain  on  the  market. 
MONROE-ST. — Store  well  located  and 
cheap. 

VAN  BUREN-ST. — Corner  improved;  if  you 
want  a good  investment  buy  it. 
WASHINGTON-ST. — A fine  office  building 
at  a bargain. 

FRANKLIN-ST. — A good  corner,  60x90,  un- 
improved. 

WABASH-AV. — Large  corner,  improved; 
first-class  investment 

THREE  SINGLE  STORES— Centrally  lo- 
cated; $50,000  to  $60,000  each;  well  rented. 
MILWAUKEE-AV. -Two  3-story  brick  stores 
for  less  than  they  can  be  built  for;  must 
sell. 

STaTE-ST. — Double  brick  store,  50x110, 
near  Harrison-st. 

WABASH-AV. — 80x165,  near  Hormon-conrt; 
coming  property. 

RANDOLPH-ST. — 80$180  foot  store;  best 
investment  in  the  city. 

W.  MADISON-ST. — Several  good  bargains 
on  this  growing  street. 

N.  CLARK-ST. — Several  10  per  cent  invest- 
ments. 

J.  P.  WHITE,  39  Washington-at.,  Room  10 


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— (o)(o)  Do  You  Want  a Home ! (o)(o)— 

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Would  yon  like  to  purchase  a house  and 
lot  on  the  easy-payment  plan  and  be  abso- 
lutely certain  that  should  death  occur  your 
family  will  be  provided  with  a home  clear  of 
all  indebtedness  and  also  with  a sum  of 
money  to  help  them  through  the  most  dis- 
tressing time  of  their  lives?  If  so,  buy  a 
home  on  the  W.  E.  Catlin  guarantee  plan, 
which  gives  the  purchaser  the  strongest 
guarantee  ever  given  in  a real-estate  trans- 
action. We  will  sell  you  a home  at  Hermo- 
sa  or  Pennock,  either  of  frame  houses  and 
cottages,  honestly  and  well  built,  after  the 
most  approved  plans,  each  built  on  two 
lots,  50  ft.  front,  a number  of  different  styles, 
at  extremely  low  prices,  on  long  time  and 
easy  payments,  and  positively  guarantee 
that  should  you  die  during  the  continuance 
of  the  contract  we  will  give  your  wife  or 
heirs  a deed  to  the  property  free  of  all  in- 
cumbrance, and  return  them  in  cash  all  the 
money  you  may  have  paid  on  the  premises. 
If  you  purchase  a home  on  this  plan  and 
die  during  the  continuance  of  the  contract 
the  property  will  cost  you  nothing.  If  you 
do  not  die  you  pay  for  the  home  just  as  easy 
as  though  this  guarantee  had  not  been  given. 

Hermosa  and  Pennock  are  only  six  miles 
from  the  court-house,  on  the  0 M & St.  P. 
R.  R.  Plenty  of  trains;  6 cts.  fare;  only 
one  mile  west  of  Humboldt  park;  will  have 
the  street-cars  here  in  a few  months;  splen 
did  opportunity  to  make  money  or  get  you 
a home.  Call  and  see  the  property  free. 

Offices  at  depot  in  Hermosa,  at  913 
North-av.,  and  94  Washington-st.,  room  26. 

J.  F.  &C.  P,  KEENEY. 


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Persons  wishing  beautiful  suburban  homes 
ready  to  move  into  by  the  first  of  May  next, 
will  do  well  to  send  for  one  of  the  pamphlets 
of  Morgan  Park  property  and  houses,  issued 
by  Col  Geo.  R.  Clarke,  No.  205  La  Salle  St., 
which  will  tell  all  about  the  prices  of  houses 
and  easy  terms  of  payment. 


For  Sale  or  Lease. 

BEST  LOCATION  IN  SOUTH  CHICAGO. 

Our  buildings  and  3*4  acres  of  Land,  with 
two  railroad  tracks  and  track  scales,  etc. 

This  plant  is  reached  by  the  C.  R I.  & P. 
and  Pittsburgh  and  Ft.  Wayne  railroads, 
without  switching  charges,  and  is  also  con- 
nected with  all  other  railroads  by  the  “Belt” 
system.  Will  remove  to  our  new  works  about 
May  1st. 

CHICAGO  FORGE  & BOLT  CO., 

234  South  Clark-st.,  Chicago. 


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OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS  FURNISHED 

AND 

S-peoial  Rates  Israel© 
for  Oertifled 

Copies . 


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E.  Hinchliff  & Cu  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 


K,oom  1 0 


15©  t iPt.  Salle  St.  Chicago, 


C.  R.  WALLECK, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Northwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-class  se 
ourity.  ^^“Correspondence  solicited. 


Wm.  A.  Merigold, 

For  Fifteen  Years  of  WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

Real  EstateAgent, 

183  LA  SALLE  STREET. 


Property  Sold  and  Rented, 
Taxes  Paid. 


Rents  Collected 
Money  Loaned 


WM.  A.  MERIGOLD,  183  La  Salle  St. 


C «J. 


Xj.  MEYER  & 

133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


SONS  CO 


GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mort£3i£G  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  113  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


New  York, 
501  Fifth  Avenne. 


Brooklyn, 

203  Montague  Street. 


tile  and  fire-place  goods.  Hardwood  Interior 

office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished 


Finish.  Fine  Store  and 


Chas.  A.  Seymour  & Go 

— ESTABLISHED  1841. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

E N T I N C _A  N_D  LOANS. 

Kents  Collected.  Taxes  Paid. 

Appraisal  & Sale  of  all  Classes  of  Beal  Estate. 

Personal  attention  given  to  the  management  of 

KoomU,  149  La  Salle  St.  CHICACO. 


BUSINESS  is  business.” 

The  “Mercantile  Journal”  believes  with 
the  Rev.  Dr.  Talmage  that  “there  is  no  war 
between  religion  and  business;  between  the 
Bible  and  the  ledger;  between  counting 
rooms  and  churches.”  Those  were  the  words 
he  used,  a few  Sundays  ago  in  opening  a dis- 
course which  was  intended  to  give  encour- 
agement to  business  men.  His  text  was 
from  the  fifth  verse,  twelfth  chapter  of  Ro- 
mans: “Not  slothful  in  business,  fervent  in 
spirit,  serving  the  Lord.”  Dr.  Talmage 
showed  that  business  was  the  best  and  most 
practical  school  for  religious  training.  The 
annoyances,  the  disappointments,  the  trials, 
the  reverses  of  the  bussiness  man,  if  received 
in  the  right  spirit,  made  him  a patient'  for- 
giving Christian.  He  said:  “God  starts  us  in 
the  world  with  a certain  am«uot  of  raw  ma- 
terial, out  of  which  we  are  compelled  to 
mould  our  character.  Every  faculty  must 
be  rounded  out  and  finished  off  by  the  con- 
flicts, disappointments  and  trials  of  life.  Af- 
ter a man  has  been  in  business  for  a num- 
ber of  years  he  gains  an  energy  that  will 
surmount  all  manner  of  obstacles.  God  in- 
tends that  this  energy  should  be  devoted  to 
His  work.  God  demands  the  best  sheep  of 
the  flock,  the  best  sheaf  in  the  bundle,  the 
best  men  of  all  generations.  Oh,  for  fewer 
idlers  and  more  workerBl  Archibald  Sloan, 
of  Philadelphia,  was  a notable  example  of  a 
business  man,  not  after  the  fashion  of  the 
world.  He  sacrificed  his  private  fortune  to 
pay  the  obligations  of  a firm  with  which  he 
was  connected.  He  went  to  work  however, 
and  succeeded  again  in  winning  fortune, 
and  the  air  of  the  Quaker  City  was  full  of 
his  goodness.  He  was  sent  one  day  to  col 
lect  a bill.  When  he  arrived  at  the  house  he 
found  the  family  packing  up  their  goods 


THE  RECORD. 

(See  table  o!  Tutu,.  TWrd  ?«•  ) 

ItHMIlMi  PERMITS. 

Adams  st  at  No  1175,  D J Smith  1-story  ad- 

AsTo!Tt,No4106$P  HSmith  2-story  dwelling 
darX  n.1at°375  to  377,  Dr  H Redlich  one- 

st’ry  rear  addition  30x33,  $1,000 

Chicago  av.  at  210  to  214  Chicago  Pie  Co  1- 
° bakery  07x100.  $5,000. 

Calumet  av.  Nos  2520-2522  Ivan  J 
two  4-story  flats  4/ x65,  $15,0  . 

Groveland  Park  at  82  and  J ® Ma  llerB 
two  2-story  dwellings  40x50  $8,0  . 

Groveland  Pare  av  No  3213  J A Farwell  3 
storv  dwelling  30x70,  $9.0  0. 

Hawthorne  st,  at  350  to  366,  Godey  & Strom 


Washington  st  Nos  189  and  191,  Brinks  Ex- 
press Co  one-story  freight  house  40x80, 
$500. 

Washington  blvd  No  1428  John  Miller  1- 
story  rear  addition  16x18,  $400. 

Wabash  av  at  1429,  D Smith  1-st’ry  store  26 
x29,  $500. 


Phillips 


^“machine  shop  160x125  ft,  *10,000. 

Leavitt  st,  sw  cor  of  Adams,  Leavitt  Street 
Congregational  Church  one-story 
church  85x85,  $20,000. 

Madison  st  w,  at  552  and  554  Henry - Corwith 
two  3-story  stores  and  flats,  $25,000. 
Marshfield  av,  at  312  to  318,  Thos  Arndt  fou 
3-story  dwellings  68x53,  , 

Milwaunee  av,  3632,  Mrs  Dedneh  1-story  cot 

MonrofstSf^.  George  W Parks  2-story 

dwelling  24x66.  $7,000.  , 

Nineteenth  st  w No  K'14,  E Diednck  1-story 
cottage  20x4b  $1,000.  , 

Oudenav,  at  509  Jacob  Schneider  3-story 
gstore  and  flats  24x76.  $7,000 
Ontario  st,  at  399  to  405  Chandler ■ & _ Whis- 
kon  three  three-story  dwellings  60x7b,  $9.- 

Orchard  st,  at  249  F Husse  2-story  dwelling 
28x37.  $2,000. 

Ontario  st,  at  169,  H Zimmerman  & Son  3- 
story  flats  25x180.  $10,000 
Oaklev  av  at  511  F Hoffman  l-story  cottage 
20x30,  $6,000. 

Ohio  st,  No  321  Andrew  Larsen  3-story 
dwelling  21x70.  $5,500. 

Poplar  st,  at  2956  Jas  Dillon  1-story  cottage 

Polk  st  and  Chicago  River  Young  & Farrell 
two  story  office  and  engine  house  43x3b, 
$10  000. 

Racine  av,  at  101,  A Newell  & Co  2-story 
dwelling  and  barn  25x28. 

Richmond  and  Augusta  sts  L Olson  1-story 
cottage  20x30  $600. 

Richmond  and  Augusta  sts,  A Paulson  one 
story  cottage  20x30.  $700. 

Sloan  st  at  23,  F Steletzsky  one  story  cot- 
tage 20x40,  $700.  . 9 

Spaulding  st  931  to  945.  D Fanderson  six  2- 
story  dwellings  125x38,  $6,000. 

“ ^ A ■ rt  A TTT  T A r,  /I  AltOATl  SIX  w" 


WARRANTY  DEEDS 

All  Deeds  and  Conveyances  not  recorded  under  the 
classification  of  letters  and  towns,  will  be  four J 
under  the  head  of  “Miscellaneous.” 

City  Property. 

Ashley  st,  175  ft  e of  Leavitt,  nf  25x90  ft 
NOv  1,  Ella  N Dennis  to  J T Prescott^ 

A r miYage  av,'  ’26O  ft  w of  Hoyne  sf  24x100 
ft  Nov  4,  John  Gunzenhauser  to  Maria 

Armitage  av,  w and  adj  above  -4x100  feet 
Nov  4.  John  Gunzenhauser  to  Joseph- 

Avon  place  97  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  sf  26Mx99 
ft  Nov  12,  W B Gibbs  to  W B Rose. $4,500 
Austin  av,  25  ft  e of  Noblest,  nf  25x107  ft 
impd  Nov  15,  Thos  Dwyer  to  Adeline 


$500 


McNally  . 


.$1,800 


^i^ory  toeing  to  Te^  to  start  life  |Troy;t 


anew.  He  saw  the  wife  and  the  children,  and  | 
he  said  to  himself  if  he  levied  on  the  goods 
he  would  take  the  food  out  of  the  children’s 
mouths.  He  went  away  without  saying  any- 
thing about  the  bill.  I hear  some  men  say : 
“That  is  not  business.”  I have  heard  it  be- 
fore:‘Business  is  business.’  But  by  and  by 
we  will  be  going  up  to  the  throne  of  God. 
Suppose  God  says  to  us:  ‘You  have  done 
many  wrong  things  in  your  life;  right  is 
riuht;  business  is  business;  you  can’t  come 
in.’  ” 

—The  table  damask  used  at  luncheons,  is 
of  light  tints,  either  pink,  blue  or  gray 


Twelfth  st  w No  496  C A Wagner  3-story 
dwelling  25x76,  $5,500. 

Twelfth  st  w.  No  817,  G Kneg  2-story  flats 
22x58,  $2,500. 

Thirteenth  st,  w,  No  407 
story  cottage  20x20,  $500. 

Throop  st,  at  606  John  Pajdar  3-story  flats, 

22x65,  $3,500.  . 

Vernon  av  at  3012,  Wm  Carbray  2-story 
dwelling  20x60,  $6,000.  ,, 

Wabash  av  at  3414,  N G Jones  2-story  dwell- 
ing 22x77,  $8,000.  . 

Wabash  av,  at  179  Griffin  & Dwight  one  ad- 
ditional story  20x12 


Augusta  st,  75  ft  e of  Newton  sf  25x110  ft 
Oct  20  L V Webb  to  Chas  Albrecht.  .$800 
Blue  Island  av  nw  cor  16th  st,  lots  82  and 
83  impd,  June  6 ’83,  W & A Menge  to  F 

A Menge f ’ . 

Blue  Island  av,  66  ft  ne  of  l^hstnw  - 
feet  to  alley  impd,  June  6 83,  C & £ A- 

Menge  to  Wm  Menge $b,OOU 

Bushnell  st,  211  ft  e of  Stewart  av  nf  7 ox 
125  ft  impd  Oct  27,  Swedish  E L Salem 

Church  to  Lars  Olson • • $&,uuu 

Bushnell  st,  213)4  feet  e of  Stewar  av,  nf 
72)4x125  ft  impd  Nov  15,  Lars  Olson  to 
the  German  E L Grace  Church  . . $7  500 

BlacKhawk  st,  31)4  ft  w of  Cleaver  sf  31* 
xll7  feet  Nov  9,  est  of  Olat  Nilsson  to 

Venla  J Nelson |X’;00 

Blue  Island  av  nw  cor  16th  st  lots  8-  and 
83,  impd  Apr  19,  F A Weage  to  August^ 

Men^e •■•••••••'•• " ’ 

Butler  st,'  174  ft  n of  31st,  wf  24x125  feet, 

Nov  10  P J & J T Downton  to  John  Me 

$2,300 

Bryson  st,  79  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  26x132  feet 
Oct  25,  F W Hatterman  to  John  Smol- 

$800 

Butler  st,  198  ft  n of  31st  wf  50x125  ft  Oct 
27,  est  of  David  Davis  to  L C Stral|2hQ0Q 

Bryson  st,  167  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x132 
ft  Oct  3,  H H Martin  to  F W Hatterman^ 

Butterfield  st/near  Thirty  third  wf  25x100 
ft,  Nov  15,  S A Ribollo  to  Eva  C Buck-^ 

Bloomingdale  road,  ne  cor  Edgar  st,  sf  72 
xl25  ft,  Oct  30,  E B Moore  to  R E Fish-^ 

Boulevard  sw  corner  Francisco  av  nf  50x 
120  ft  Oct  23,  G W Cass  to  Marse  Smrz^ 


Centre  st,  53  ft  w of  Frankliri  sf  53x102  ft 
Nov  11,  Jacob  Rehm  to  W J Campbell^ 

California  av,'  22l'ft  s of  boulevard  ef  24x 
128  ft,  Nov  16,  G W Cass  to  Frank  Hon- 

$5UU 

Congress  s't’w,  the  premises  No  618,  Nov 
15,  Elsie  E Mitchell  to  Victoria  Leoni^ 

Dearborn  av',  150  ft  s of  Burton  pi, , ef 50x 

149  feet  Oct  8,  Henry  Forsythe  to 

Dearborn  a v,"  the  premises  No  520,  Nov 
15.  H L & L P Radish  to  Emma  C Rath-^ 

Desplaines  st,  160  feet's  of  Indiana  wf  20x 

150  ft  Nov  9,  Eliza  Robinson  to  Packer 

& Birk  Brg  & Malting  Co  . . ......  $5,050 

Desplaines  st,  n and  adj  above  Nov  9,  2ox 
150 ft,  Ole  Olson  to  Wacker  & BirK  Brg^ 

Desplaines  st, ' 180 'ft's  of  Indiana  wf20x 
150  ft,  Nov  9,  Tobias  Thompson  to  Wac- 
ker & Birk  Brg  Co  • ■■■■■  • ' *5’100 

Division  st,  se  cor  Barcley  nf  23|4xl25  ft 
Sept  26,  est  of  James  Carter  to  Adog0() 

Divisffinst'w'.  24  ft  eof  Dickson  sf  und  % 
of  24x116  ft  Sept  9.  Earnestine  G rote  to 

Henry  Schulze • • • ■*  ’“ 

Dearborn  av,  55  ft  n of  Huron  st,  ef  25x70 
ft  Non  15,  Wm  Armstrong  to  John  Addi-^ 

E 1 k* G ro v e s t , ' 24  ft's  'of  Bloomingdale  rd 
nf  24x121  ft  May  10,  Bruters  Martin  to 

WF  Thomas •••••' 

Emerald  av,  the  premises  No  311°, (Nov  15 
Dennis  Farrell  to  Thomas  McDonnell^ 


Erie  st  120  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  24x122  feet. 
Sent  14  G A Kunz  to  H C Hansen . $l,8o0 

Eighteenth  st,  96  ft  e of  Morgan  sf  JxlOS 
ft,  Sept  17.  Isaac  Drake  to  Gottlieb  ^600 

Fifteenth  st  w,  816  ft  e of  Centre  av,  nf  24 
xl20  feet  Nov  16,  est  of  Peter  FarreU^to^^ 

arr  Homan  av  nf  25x106  feet 


Mary 

^unT^Oct  15,  Harry  Bunce  to  J B Remm 


. Patrick  Doherty  1- 1 Buriggi bet 


rtelant  of.  momie  cloth,  | Wallace  st,  3632  Nic  Dedric  1-story  cottage 

very  beautifully  embroidered  in  crewels. 


21x80,  $15,000. 


Faber , - 

Blue  Island  av,  314  ft  sw  of  Tavlor  st  se  f 
25x120  ft.  Nov  10,  Walburga  Enzenbach- 

er  to  Christian  Enzenbacher  $7,5UU 

Concord  place.  192  ftw  of  Clybourn  av,  nr 
24x125  st  Sept  6,  I S Wheeler  to  Samuel 
Schouke . . 

nnd  )4  impd,  Nov  13,  Jas  Leonard  to  A 
P Marsh  Sl-iifi 


$200 

Flournoy  st  160  ft  w of  Robey  sf  29x100  ft 

impd  Nov  15,  W H Dorothy  to  Ehira^ 

„ Le*f ' ' V park  av  123  ft  s of  29th  st  wf 
*25x92)4  feet  Nov  6,  M E t F S Mlllef3t®25 

tt°»g  27,  D E Fisk,  to  Korll  i Hoep.^ 
Huron  st'w,'  24  ft  e'of  Robey  nf  24x121  ft 

lJ00  ft  tap<l,Nov  1,V  Kotfl  to  K„b.;.oo 

Hervey’st.'ne  cor  Duii.J  .1  » °?> 

4 JR  Wheeler  to  Julius  Kaletta  $500 
TT.Jnn  st  264  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  24x124  ft 
HSe°pntS20,2J6  N Griffin  to  HO  ^500 

Hinman  st.  97  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x129  «’ 
August  23,  Lucy  D Dana  to  John  Sch^ 

“ ''''oVThtoopptAWm,8. 


Hastings  st  48  ft  w < 
Nov  15, 


Benjamin  Rahs  to  C ScBeer^ 


$900 

cor  Madison  wf  55^x100  ft 
r n-u  13.  Jas  Leonart 

.$12.: 


Hervey  st,  84  ft  w of  Wood  nf  24x125  feel 
Nov  1.  D R Holt  to  A Teiss . . . • • • 

Harrison  st  w,  nw  cor  Albany  av.  sf  5-/2 
124  ft  Sept  15  J V Borden  to  Ellen  G^QQ 


638 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Honore  st.  nw  cor  39th  st,  sf  21^x115  ft, 
Nov  15,  D R Harrington  to  C R J Sch- 

roeder #2,400 

Harlbut  st,  600  ft  s of  Blackhawk  st,  wf  29 
xl22  ft  Nov  5,  est  of  W L Newberry  to 

Win  Redman #2,175 

Huron  st,  170  ft  w of  Seymour  st  sf  24x122 
feet  Nov  6,  W C Fricke  to  Joseph  Rich 

#400 

Hoyne  av,  160  ft  n of  Division  st,  wf  48x 
138  ft  Aug  7,  Adam  Ochs  to  Martin  Ol- 
son  #1,600 

Jackson  st  w,  nw  cor  of  Washtenaw  ay  sf 
25x124  ft,  Nov  1,  R A Gordon  et  al  to  Re- 
becca Anders #4,200 

Jefferson  st,  198  ft  s of  Van  Buren  wf  49*4 
xl57  ft,  also  49%xl51  ft  in  same  blk  nov 
11,  Special  Commissioner  to  Hugh  H 

Clynch #16,000 

Kinzie  st  w,80  ft  e of  Union  sf  20x75  feet 
impd  Oct  13,  J H Raap  to  F Baer. . #2,100 
Lake  st,  nw  cor  Sacramento  av,  sf  40}^x 
]25  ft  Oct  20,  Est  of  T J S Flint  to  W C 

Morris #2,640 

Lai  gley  av,  110  ft  s of  Ellis  Pptk  wf  44x 
125  ft  impd  Oct  30,  A M Swan  to  Mar- 
garet W Rhodes #14,000 

Lake  st  w near  Albany  av.  sf  72  ft  to  alley 
Oct  25,  Shelby  M Cullom  to  R D Law- 

rence #4,500 

Leavitt  st,  294  ft  s of  Van  Buren  ef  29x125 
ft  impd  Nov  1,  Martha  C Prewett  to  C 

H Frost $9,000 

Lancaster  st,  144  ft  e of  Musprat  sf  24x 
124  ft  Oct  20,  John  Dickson  to  L Czes 

tarvski $550 

Leavitt  st,  24  ft  s of  Armitage  av  wf  24x 
100  ft,  July  28,  F A Hatterman  W A F 

Schulz  #500 

LaSalle  av,  at  junction  with  N Clark  st  188 
ft  n of  EugeDie,  ef  107x115  ft,  nov  9,  S 

E Barrett  to  D F Crilly $26125 

Lake  av,  22  ft  n of  Pier  st  wf  17x125  feet 
impd,  Nov  12,  B M Fox  to  H E Merrill 


ROBERT 

Wholesale  ai  d Retail  Dealer  in 

HARDWOOD  LUMBEF 

Office  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,  w,~,  , 

Opposi  e Palmer.  Fuller  & Co's  Manufactory,  C«ICA(jO  II  J 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut.  Ac.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring.' 

bills  cut  to  order. 


Oct  26,  C M 


#6,000 

Larrabee  st,  It  on  st  452  ft  w of.  nr  Black- 
hawx  wf  44x226  ft  impd  Aug  30,  John 

Lorig  to  J H Von  der  Braele $3,600 

Larrabee  st  It  on  st  452  n of  and  nr  Black- 
HawK  wf  44x226  ft  Aug  28,  H Von  der 

Braele  to  John  Lorig $3,500 

Michigan  blvd,  80  ft  n of  16th  st  wf  20x161 
ft  July  15,  Mary  E Chambers  to  Geo  A 

Chambers $15,000 

Madison  st,  26  ft  w of  Gross  terrace  nf  21 
xlOO  ft  Nov  15,  S E Gross  to  F K & C B 

Stull . i |;2  000 

Madison  st  w,  243  ft  e of  Sacramento  av, 
nf  24  feet  to  alley  Oct  12,  B G and  W M 

Hinton  to  Timothy  Dowling $1,600 

Marshfield  av,  100  ft  s of  Taylor  st  ef  25x 

125  ft  Oct  15,  est  of  C M Field  to  John 

Magee $1,100 

Madison  st,  100  ft  w of  Falls  sf  24x125  ft, 
Nov  11,  Master  in  Chancery  to  T B Nes- 

bit *j;3  500 

Moltkest,  256  ft  e of  California  av  sf  25x 

126  ft  Oct  29,  C Luedke  to  M Augustine 
$475 

Milton  av,  100  ft  n of  Chicago  av,  wf  20x 
90  feet  impd  Oct  9,  John  Mullen  to  I H 

Ahlgren $6,000 

Monroe  st,  sw  cor  Clinton  st,  nf  100x953^ 
ft  und  J4  Nov  11  Jacob  Roth  to  John 

McMahen $35,000 

Newberry  av,  near  Rebecca  st  wf  139x100 
feet  Oct  27,  est  of  H D Cushing  to  N B 

Williams $7,250 

Nineteenth  st,  168  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  24x 
123  ft  October  23,  F O Osborne  to  Albert 

Wenzloft $600 

Oakley  av,  285  ft  s of  Twenty  second  st  wf 
25x125  ft  Oct  1,  J A Hall  to  F L Kadow 

$500 

Oakley  av,  308  ft  s of  Laughlin  st,  wf  24x 
100  ft  Sept  17,  Frank  Now.ak  to  Marga- 

reth  Sharon $500 

Ogden  av,  near  Fairfield  nf  33  2-10  feet  to 
Fifteenth  st.  Oct  27,  R C Givins  to  S M 

Moore  000 

OaKley  av  386  ft  s ofPolk  st  wf  1934x12534 
feet,  Aug  2,  J N Cunning  to  O H Postal 

^ $5,000 

Orchard  st  the  premises  No  410  Oct  26,  F 

Nellis  to  J J Healey $5,000 

Oakley  av,  135  ft  n of  Moore  st,  wf  25x1^5 
feet,  Oct  20,  J A Hall  to  H A Gratli.  .$500 
Ohio  st,  175  ft  e of  Wood  sf  25x124  ft,  Oct 

20.  R M Hunt  to  Hans  Kroll $800 

Orchard  st,  220  ft  s of  North  av  wf  20x102 
ft  Oct  1,  Wilhelmina  Altvater  to  Charles 

Chaveriat $1,000 

Prairie  av,  146  f t s of  31st  st  wf  43x135  ft, 

Oct  29,  W W Smallay  to  C M Smalley 

$6,000 

Prairie  av,  275  ft  s of  32d  st  ef  25x125  ft, 


Smalley  to  W W Smalley 

$4,250 

Prairie  av.  100  ft  s of  30th  st.  wf  25x125 
feet  Aug  30,  est  of  David  Davis  to  John 

Maus $3,300 

Prairie  av,  150  feet  n of  38th  st  wf  200x 
12934  N°v  10,  Marx  Wineman  to  Jen- 
nie M Conrad $25,000 

OaKley  av,  29  ft  s of  Polk  st,  ef  33x125  ft, 
Nov  17.  Xavier  Dirr  to  A De  Vere  Tur- 

Oakley  av.  4534  ft  sof  PoIk  st’ef  1634x125 
feet  Nov  9,  A De  Vere  Turner  to  George 

Town $625 

Oakley  av,  adj  above  1634x125  ft  Nov  9, 

Same  to  John  Hammon $625 

Parnell  av,  98  ft  s of  29th  st  wf  25x124  ft, 
Sept  10,  estate  of  David  Davis  to  Peter 

Winklemann  ....  $3,300 

Prairie  av,  148  ft  n of  37th  st  25x124  feet, 
Nov  17,  J S Smith  to  Emma  P Ballard 

$9,000 

Parmelee  st,  261  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x 
119  ft,  Oct  29,  R Boon  to  Wm  Stoutzen- 

Ti  berg  • • $500 

Parmele  st,  163  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  25x124  ft 
Nov  8,  G R Lawton  to  Henry  Schune- 

man $500 

Paulina  st  n,  the  premises  Nos  143  and  145 
Sept  29,  William  Mawford  to  F A Klatt 

$4,700 

Rosebud  av,  ne  cor  Upton  st,  sw  f 96x100 
feet  Nov  12,  Henry  Sweet  to  Josephine 

Tauber $5,660 

Robey  st  n,  nw  cor  Armitage  av  ef  72x100 
ft  Oct  2.  S P Shaw  to  W H Hatterman 

$1,500 

RocKwell  st,  250  ft  n of  Thompson  st  ef  50 
xl25  ft  Nov  5,  F Pethue  to  P Weinhei- 

mer $1,000 

Seventeenth  st  w,  195  ft  w of  Laflin  nf  25x 
124  ft,  Oct  8,  est  of  A M Huntington  to 

Johan  Hraden $8 

Shiller  st,  125  ft  e of  La  Salle  av,  sf  24x66 
ft  Nov  10,  B & L Nathan  to  A E Walser 

$7,000 

Seymour  st.  148  ft  s of  Thompson  wf  25x 
126  ft  Nov  15,  L Nelson  to  O & S Hilan- 

der $550 

St  Louis  av,  666  ft  n of  22nd  st  ef  50x122 
feet,  Nov  13,  M E Cole  to  E F Cullerton 

$1,000 

Superior  st,  150  ft  e of  Cass  sf  25x125  ft, 
Nov  12,  P E Stanley  to  Joseph  Mediil 

$10,000 

Seymour  st,  294  ft  s of  Fulton  ef  25x119  ft 
Nov  5,  J A Quinlan  to  Ephraim  Morri- 

son  r $5,000 

Sloan  st,  300  ft  e of  Noble  nf  25x125  feet, 

Nov  12,  E H Bessa  to  Valentine  Nowak 

$1,400 

South  Water  st  se  cor  Franklin  nf  50  4-12x 
113  4-10  feet  Nov  12,  J H Yount  to  Wm 

Stewart $70,000 

Superior  st,  181  ft  e of  Robey  stnf  25x123 
ft  Nov  17,  S T King  to  John  Kelly.  .$1,500 
Samuel  st,  116  ft  n of  Augusta  st,  wf  24x 
128  ft  Oct  15,  Est  of  W S Johnston  to  M 

Gabriel $800 

Shields  av,  150  ft  s of  White  House  pi  wf 
25x124  ft  Nov  16,  Albert  Crane  to  David 

Fitzgerald $675 

South  Park  av,  264  ft  s of  33d  st,  wf  40x 
164} 4 feet,  Nov  8,  T G Robinson  to  H R 

. Wilson $5,000 

State  st,  150  ft  n of  Thirty  fourth  wf  50x 
180  ft,  Nov  13,  E A Bassett  to  O S Pet- 
erson   $9,00C 

Seventeenth  st,  25  ft  w of  Rockwell  sf  25x 
125  ft,  July  3,  D W Burrows  to  H Mc- 

Gillivray $370 

State  st,  100  ft  s of  Twentieth  wf  50x141  ft 
Novemberl,  R J Gunning  to  G B Haines 

$15,000 

Taylor  st,  85  ft  w of  Hermitage  av  sf  20x 
160  feet  Oct  27,  N W HacKer  to  Horace 

Wardner $5,000 

Twenty  fourth  st,  35  ft  e of  Stewart  av  nf 
25x125  ft  Oct  30,  Chas  Anderson  to  J T 

Armstrong $2,006 

Thirty  second  st,  se  cor  Vernon  av,  nf  24}4 
x90  ft  Nov  4,  Sarah  Bulpiu  to  Theodore 

Wilffin $5,500 

Twelfth  st,  75  ft  w of  Webster  av,  nf  37}^x 
243  ft  Oct  25,  B Lowenthal  to  Ellen 
Woessner $1,750 


Twenty  second  st  w,  50  ft  e of  Central  Pk 
av  nf  25  ft  to  railroad  Oct  5,  Frances  E 

& T P Phillips  to  O J Wright $350 

Thirteenth  st  w,  24  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  sf  24 
xll9  ft  Oct  28,  A T Ewing  to  Geo  Luti- 

ger $800 

Thirteenth  st  w,  nw  cor  Leavitt  st  sf  24J4 
xll9  ft  Nov  1,  T Hyland  to  Geo  Lutiger 

$1,200 

Twenty  fifth  st,  301  ft  w of  Francisco  av; 
sf  24x120  ft  Oct  20,  G W Cass  to  Andrew 

Ackay $275 

Taylor  st,  144  ft  e of  Lincoln,  sf  24x162  ft 
Oct  8,  Ann  Wallace  to  Joseph  and  M 

pluth $2,500 

Thirty  third  st,  237  ft  w of  Ullrnan  sf  24x 
125  ft  October  30,  B L Smith  to  Joseph 

Gnmm $400 

Thirty  sixth  st,  100  ft  e of  Wabash  av,  nf 
25x105  ft  Nov  15,  L B & C J Van  Zandt 

to  Jas  Leahy $6,500 

Twenty  seventh  st,  99  ft  w of  Hanover  st 
nf  25x124  ft  July  9,  est  of  David  Davis 

to  Martin  Loyce  Jr $800 

Thirty  third  st,  189  ft  w of  Ullrnan  sf  24x 
125  ft  Oct  14,  B L Smith  to  S Kowalski 

$400 

Twenty  ninth  st  49  ft  w of  Stewart  av  sf  25 
xl24  feet  Nov  5,  Wichota  & Cuba  to  C S 

Harman $1,000 

Thirty  fifth  st,  150  ft  w of  Lincoln  st  sf  25 
xl25  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  John 

Laurie $385 

Thirty  fifth  st,  121  ft  w of  Louisa  sf  24x 
116  feet  Oct  7,  C Beers  to  T H D Daidge 

$750 

Thirty  fifth  st,  nw  cor  Lincoln  st,  sf  50x 
125  ft,  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  J F 

Lahrsen $1,300 

Twelfth  st  w,  383  ft  w of  Ashland  av  nf  48x 
125  ft  Nov  15,  J H Witbeck  to  B Krump 

$4,900 

Twenty  first  st  w,  169  ft  w of  Oakley  av  sf 
24x125  ft,  Nov  9,  August  Keil  to  N Sch- 

ri  uur  $1,000 

Twentieth  st  w,  nw  cor  Paulina  sf  24x125 
feet  impd,  Nov  4,  Ernst  Strube  to  John 

Strube $5,000 

Twenty  fifth  st  217  ft  e of  Francisco  av  sf 
24x120  ft  Oct  25,  G W Case  to  Chas  Hal- 

onPka $325 

Twenty  fifth  court  25  ft  e of  Francisco  av, 
sf  24x120  ft  Nov  4,G  W Cass  to  S Sierec- 

ki $325 

Twenty  seventh  st,  24  ft  e of  Shields  av,  sf 
24x109  feet  nov  10;  Jas  Sanders  to  Eliza 

Taylor $1,850 

Thirty  third  at,  214  ft  s of  Ullrnan  st,  sf  24 
xll8  ft, Oct  4,  B L Smith  to  Martin  Kow- 

alski $400 

Vernon  av,  196  ft  s of  33rd  st  ef  22x164  ft 
Nov  12,  H R Wilson  to  L D Davis. $10,000 
Van  Buren  st  w,  140  feet  w of  OaKley  av  sf 
50x125  feet  Nov  5,  J H Brewster  to  C L 

Griffiths $5,000 

Van  Horn  st,  192  ft  eof  Leavitt  st,  sf  24x 
124  ft,  nov  8,  Ernst  Deidrich  to  Freder- 
ick Wollmuth $1,300 

Vine  st,  495  ft  n of  North  av  wf  33x98  ft 
nov  10,  Mary  Ann  Hobbs  to  John  Li  jb- 

endaler $2750 

Vernon  av,  nw  cor  Douglas  ef  und  U of 
114x164}^  ftNov  8,  G A Seaverns  to  F H 

Markham $5,000 

Vernon  av  nw  cor  Douglas  ef  und  % of 
114x16434  ft  N°v  8,  G A Seaverns  to  S R 

Fuller $15,000 

Van  Buren  st,  140 34  ft  w of  OaKley  av,  sf 
25x125  ft,  jJ  R Brewster  to  C L Griffiths 

$5,000 

Warren  av,  75  ft  e of  Ashland  nf  25x117  ft 
Apr  3,  ’85,  A H Dieckmann  to  Frederics 

Meiersoff $3,000 

Wilson  st,  se  cor  Clinton  nf  30x110  ft  im- 
pd, Nov  11,  Louis  Fiedler  to  Barnet  <fc 

Jacobson $5,525 

Webster  av,  96  ft  e of  Racine  nf  24x125  ft 
Oct  2,  Jas  Morgan  to  John  Walsh.  .$1,050 
Wood  st  n,  386  ft  n of  Armitage  av,  wf  24 
xl02  ft  Nov  8,  D R Holt  to  F Frank . . $375 
Walnut  st,  69  ft  w of  Robey  nf  40x124  ft. 

Nov  5,  L R Giddings  to  L Weber.  . $4,000 
Washington  blvd,  158  ft  n of  Hoyne  av,  sf 
30x124  ft  impd  Mch  6,  F L Goodrich  to 
L M Goodrich $6,000 


Wood  st  n,  260  ft  n of  Armitage  av  wf  24x 
102  ft,  Nov  8,  D R Holt  to  J JurezynsKi 

$375 

Western  av,  200  ft  s of  Ems  st  wf  25x100 
ft  Nov  5,  W C Nelson  to  Fred  Christian 

sen $450 

Western  av,  91  ft  s of  Taylor  st,  wf  25x100 
feet  Nov  3,  Mary  West  to  Fanny  E Wil- 
liams  $6,000 

V ood  st,  209  ft  n of  Armitage  av,  wf  24x 
10z  ft  Nov  8,  De  Ville  R Holt  to  Theo- 
dore Oganaviski $375 

Walnut  st,  125  ft  w of  Parker  pi,  sf  25x106 
feet,  Nov  1,  R P Chew  to  Charles  Miller 

$450 

Wells  st.  150  ft  n of  Goethe  wf  50x162  ft 
impd,  Nov  15,  Phillip  Kohn  to  August 

Loeffler $20,000 

Wells  st  n,  92  ft  n of  Menominee  st  wf  23 
ft  to  Clark,  Mch  16,  Henry  Leeb  to  Ro- 
sa Crouse $5,500 

Wood  st,  231  feet  s of  Wabansia  av  wf  24x 
123  ft  Oct  1,  HeDry  Hoepe  to  Chas  Pe- 
ters  $1,600 

Warren  av,  e of  California  nf  2234x122  ft 
Sept  18,  F W Campbell  to  F A A Step- 
hens  $5,500 

Webster  av,  258  ft  w of  Lincoln  sf  50x125 
ft  Oct  1,  Gustav  Hanssen  to  Max  Froh- 

lich $3,340 

Wall  st,  223  ft  s of  Springer  av,  ef  25x126 
ft  Oct  23,  E & L H Harland  to  T and  H 
Marquardt $400 

North  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  se  cor  Roscoe  st,  wf  75x125  ft 
Oct  23,  S M Church  et  al  to  Henrietta 

Gildemeister $2,850 

Ashland  av  99  ft  s of  Roscoe  st,  ef  25x125 
ft,  Oct  30,  G H A Thomas  to  Elizabeth 

M Coffee $700 

Ashland  av,  199  ft  s of  Roscoe  st,  ef  37}4x 
125  ft  Oct  4,  G H A Thomas  to  William 

Pemmer $1,050 

Baxter  st,  138  feet  s of  Roscoe  st  ef  37>£x 
123  feet  Sept  22,  A F Baxter  to  A A En- 

berg $900 

Baxter  st.  s and  adj  above  37%xl23  feet, 
Sept  20,  A F Baxter  to  Henry  Wall.  .$900 
Baxter  st,  175  ft  s of  Roscoe  ef  25x123  ft 
Oct  12,  A F Baxter  to  John  Carroll . . t 
Belmont  av,  75  ft  e of  Paulina  st,  sf  25x125 
ft  Nov  3.  A M Cook  to  Louis  Stade.  $1,350 
Belmont  av,  192  ft  w of  Perry  st,  nf  24x 
125  ft  Oct  11,  J PAltgeld  to  Anton  Her- 
zog  $700 

Baxter  st,  175  ft  n of  Scoool  st,  wf  25x127 
feet  Nov  3,  A F Baxter  to  L Halferstadt 

$1,600 

Belmont  av,  373  ft  w Racine  sf  25x121  ft 
Aug  4,  J P Altgeld  to  Mary  Klekamp$900 
Belmont  av,  lot  on  st  n of,  165  ft  w of  Ra- 
cine av  nf  24x123  ft  J P Altgeld  to  W H 

Wiedenhoft $550 

Belmont  av.  265  ft  w of  Southpert  nf  25x 
125  ft  Oct  15,  J P Altgeld  to  Peter  Ken 

del1 $700 

Belmont  av,  148  ft  e of  Perry  st,  nf  24x125 
ft,  Nov  4,  W C Goudy  to  Peter  Claussen 

$1,400 

Belmont  av  216  ft  w of  Perry  st,  nf  24x125 
feet,  Oct  28,  J P Altgeld  to  John  Roger 

$700 

Cornelia  st,  se  cor  Seminary  av,  nf  25x125 
feet,  Oct  30,  E J Lehmann  to  Otto  C A 

Berthold $700 

Cornelia  st,  25  ft  e of  Seminary  av  nf  25x 
125  feet  Nov  2,  E J Lehmann  to  F A C 

Bohe $600 

Clark  st,  175  ft  w of  Belmont  av,  sw  f 25x 
200  feet  Oct  9,  John  Callister  to  Lenna 

Krause $3,000 

Clark  st  n,  near  Roscoe  ne  f 70x116}^  feet 
Nov  8,  est  of  F C & A T Potter  "to  G L 

Warner $2,000 

Commercial  st,  78  ft  s of  Tuttle  av,  wf  100 
xl63  feet  Oct  8,  M & B F Weber  to  C F 

Robinson $1,200 

Dempster  place  69  ft  e of  n Clark  st  sf  50 
x!59  feet.  Oct  11,  J G L Kleene  to  John 

Mullins $2,500 

Fletcher  st,  100  ft  w of  Racine  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Nov  10,  W C Goudy  to  M Willetts 

$550 

Grove  av,  120  ft  s of  Melrose  st  ef  24x108 
ft,  Sept  15,  M Kiedinger  to  I C Kilgore 

$2,500 

Gross  Park  48  ft  wof  Paulina  st,  nf  48x108 
ft  Aug  7,  S E Gross  to  J F Nelson. . $1,100 
Homer  av,  48  ft  w of  Sheldon  sf  24x125  ft, 

Aug  18,  S E Gross  to  Charles  Freigang 

$440 

Homer  av,  se  cor  Robey  st,  nf  25x125  feet 
Oct  14,  S E Gross  to  A N BrooKS ....  $425 
Halsted  st,  nw  cor  Graceland  av  2}^j  acres 
Nov  11,  Conn  Mut  Life  Ins  Co  to  Thos 
H Hulbert $12,500 


Halsted  st.  98  ft  u of  Roscoe  wf  50x240  ft 
Sent  29,  Alfred  Street  to  Charles  Koth 

’ $3225 

Janssen  av,  155  ft  s of  Addison  ef  50xil8% 
ft  Oct  1,  S M Church  et  al  to  Caroline  K 

Oberbeck *M60 

Jansen  av,  99  feet  s of  Cornelia  st  ef  37>£x 
123  ft  Oct  30,  S M Church  et  al  to  R H 

$(|75 

Lincoln  av,  251  ft  s of  Belmont  av  wf  25 

ft  to  alley  impd  Nov  16,  Albert  Benzel 

to  N Schanch $2,200 

Melrose  st,  144  feet  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x125 
ft  Oct  5,  YV  L Sbhrader  to  Charles  Bleu- 

^l,<) 

Noble  st,  519  ft  w of  n Clark  st,  25x120  ft, 

Oct  1.  Annie  <fc  D Davis  to  Fiedrika  Hil- 
debrand   

Otto  st,  366  ft  w of  Halsted  nf  25x124  feet 
Nov  10,  Clarence  BucKingham  to  C G 

Kalborn $550 

Racine  av  75  L n of  Fletcher  ef  50x125  ft 
Nov  13,  Martin  YVillets  to  Geo  Schroder 
] $1,600 

School  st,  184  ft  e of  Leavitt  nf  24x125  ft, 

Jan  2,  YV  L Schrader  to  Johann  Pettke 
. $350 

Southport  av,  73  ft  s of  Belmont  av  wf  24 
xl25  feet  May  3,  J P Altgeld  to  Phillip 

Cramer 

Southport  av,  121  ft  n of  Fletcher  av  wt 
24x125  ft  Sept  28’  J P Altgeld  to  Robt 

Prell $650 

Snyder  st,  224  ft  s of  Belmont  av  wf  26x 
119  ft  June  5,  J P Altgeld  to  M Swan- 
son   $900 

Snyder  st,  200  ft  s of  School  st  wf  25x123 
ft  Aug  5,  A F Baxter  to  A Strabel.  . .$575 
Sulzer  st,  100  ft  e of  Sheffield  av  sf  50x124 
ft  Oct  25,  J N Young  to  R Coleman  $1,250 
School  st,  88J4  ft  e of  Clark  sf  50x120  feet 
Aue  14,  Clarence  Buckingham  to  Emma 

L Reese $1,700 

Wrightwood  av,  32  ft  w of  YVard  st,  sf  25x 
125  feet,  Nov  9,  F H Kaufmannto  Franz 

Samp $700 

Winthrop  av,  250  feet  s of  Aberdeen  st  wf 
37*4x50  ft  Aug  30.  YV  C Goudy  et  al  toC 

W Fowler $600 

Walcott  st,  92  ft  s of  Wilson  ef  100x152  ft, 
Nov  8,  James  Wallace  to  C A Stewart 

$2,100 

Wellington  st,  175  ft  e of  Perry  sf  25x126 
ft,  Nov  12,  Frank  Traxl  to  A J Weckler 

’ ’ $1,050 

Wrightwood  av,  nw  cor  Clark  st  sf  75  ft  to 
alley  Nov  17,  George  Lill  to  W P Verity 

$2,500 

Wellington  st,  128  ft  w of  Seminary  av  nf 
37*4x123  feet,  Novi,  Henry  Dirks  to 

Clara  Mentz $3,400 

South  ot  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av  49  ft  s of  47th  st  ef  25x121  ft, 
Oct  28,  A J Kilkenney  to  Anna  C Fick 

$3,250 

Butterfield  st,  120  ft  s of  39th  st  ef  25x103 
ft  Nov  17,  J D Hagerty  to  J H Tennison 

7 $2,300 

Butterfield  st,  same  as  above  Nov  15,  J H 

Tennison  to  Ohas  Lee $2,500 

Butterfield  st,  50  ft  n of  53d  st  ef  36x100 
ft  Nov  12,  A M Lewis  to  Olans  Hattnem 


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$530 

Cottage  Grove  av,  249  feet  s of  49th  st,  wf 


Oct  15,  est  of  FredericK  Crumbaugh  Sr 

to  John  Downey $2,250 

Cottage  Grove  av,  18  ft  n of  46th  st  wf  75 
x!50  ft  und  *4  Oct  27,  J B Payne  to  Jno 

A Lynch $1,700 

Cottage  Grove  av,  240  feet  n of  56th  st  wf 
48x130  feet,  also  24x130  ft  on  Drexel  av 
Nov  11,  Nelson  Mason  to  N M Bross 

$2,800 

Dearborn  st,  100  ft  n of  45th  wf  26x100  ft 
Dec  4,  ’84,  Matthew  Laflin  to  Geo  Miner 

$500 

Dexter  av,  397  ft  e of  Wallace  st  sf  27x125 
ft  Oct  12,  Thadeus  Cronin  to  M Barrett 

$1,225 

Dearborn  st,  the  premises  Nos  4716-4718 
Nov  4,  Charles  Killick  to  Sidney  A Kent 

$3,400 

Dexter  ax  w of  Stewart  nf  25x107  ft  Nov 

1,  T W Harvey  to  L H Smith $500 

Desplaines  st,  1 24  ft  s of  51st  st  wf  25x125 
ft  Oct  19,  W A Hettich  to  August  Cra- 
in er  $400 

Evans  av,  143  ft  s of  43d  st,  ef  36x126  feet, 
oct  23D  M Snow  to  Eugene  Duplicy $2,820 
Evans  av,  s and  adj  above  30x126  feet  Oct 

33,  Same  to  Joseph  Duplicy $1,160 

Ellis  av  124*4  ft  n of  Forty  fouth  st  wf  25 
xl23  ft, Nov  15,  J H Lathrop  to  Henry 

Hone $1,801 

Ellis  av,  189  ft  s of  57th  st  ef  24x130  feet, 
Nov  15,  Nelson  Mason  to  E Gorman. $500 


Fifty  third  st  248  ft  e of  Morgan  nf  25x125 

ft  Nov  10,  L Blinda  to  V Stauber $300 

Forty  eighth  st,  279  ft  e of  Aberdeen  sf  24 
xl25  ft  Nov  1,  G R Lockwood  to  Mary 

Ann  Smith $3,500 

Fifty  third  st,  96  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf  96 x 
125  ft,  also  24x125  ft  on  Oak  st,  Oct  8,  S 
H Coleman  to  J T Armstrong.  ...  $1,813 
Forty  third  st  153  ft  w of  Vincennes  av  sf 
54  ft  to  alley  Oct  29,  Henry  Botsford  to 

YVm  Hyiuk $2,225 

Fortieth  court  136  ft  w of  Bissell  st,  nf  25x 
120  ft  Jan  13,  C J Hambleton  ot  al  to 

Jas  Malone $400 

Fifty  sixth  st,  100  ft  w of  Cornell  av  sf  50 
xl64  ft  Oct  4,  Jas  Barrell  to  Z N Mac- 

farland $6,250 

Forty  third  st  310  ft  e of  Vincennes  av  sf 
25x122  feet  Nov  15,  Dr  Almon  Brinks  to 

Ambrose  Risdon $1,250 

Forty  eighth  st,  121  ft  e of  Centre  av,  sf 
98x125  ft  Nov  10,  L Louisa  Jacsson  to 

WaUer  Lister $600 

Green  st,  150  ft  w of  Leggate  st,  nf  25x125 
feet  Oct  1,  Nathan  Corwith  et  al  to  C H 

Fournier  $300 

Green  st,  234  feet  w of  Washington  av  nf 

3714x125  ft  Nov  10,  P H Herron  to  M J 

Gallagher • ■ 1 

Indiana  av,  250  ft  s of  49th  st  ef  50x160  ft 
Nov  16,  J H E Merrill  to  B M Fox . . $2,400 
Jefferson  av,  60  ft  n of  52d  st  ef  50x150  ft 
Nov  12,  J E & YV  A Golder  to  J L Wood- 
cock  $5,000 

La  Salle  st,  216  ft  s of  Fifty  ninth  ef  24x 
135  ft  Sept  7,  Timothy  Hill  to  YV  Senger 

....  $1,500 

Lake  av,  150  ft  s of  40th  st  wf  40  ft  to  R. 

R Oct  14,  Walter  Trumbull  to  Helen  F 

Fish $8,000 

Lake  av,  127  ft  s of  40th  st  wf  25  ft  to  R 
R Oct  14,  Perry  Trumbull  to  Helen  F 

Fish $5,075 

Laflin  st,  189  feet  nof  51st  ef  24x124  ieet 
June  7,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Theodor  Buett- 

ner $375 

Pierce  st,  191  ft  e of  Grand  blvd  nf  25x122 
ft  Nov  1,  Henry  Botsford  to  J R Mann 

$1,000 

Shurtleff  st,  164  ft  n of  42d  st  wf  26x104  ft 
Nov  10,  Otto  Schwarz  to  Franz  Koch 

$2,700 

Shurtleff  st,  same  as  above,  Nov  11,  Franz 

Koch  to  Pauline  Schwarz $2,700 

Sixty  second  st,  50  ft  e of  Wallace  st  sf  30 
xl20  feet  Nov  15,  John  Filger  to  Braton 

Bushee $3,000 

Sixty  third  st,  nw  cor  Dexter  Park  av  10 
acres  Oct  11,  John  De  Koven  to  George 

Birkhoff  Jr $12,000 

Wood  st,  nw  cor  Fiftieth  st,  ef  48x154  feet 
Oct  5,  E A Hills  to  John  Hennessey . . $700 
Woodlawn  av,  100  ft  s of  50th  st  ef  132x 
280)4  ft,  nov  15,  EC  & R W Rathbonie 

to  Helen  L Kadish $35,000 

Wabash  av,  200  ft  s of  56th  st  wf  50x191 
ft,  Oct  28,  J B & D Harvey  to  Fannie 

McElroy $1,750 

YVood  st,  72  ft  n of  50ih  ef  24x124  ft  Oct 

4,  E O Hills  to  G Stontz ' $3C0 

Wentworth  av,  86  ft  n of  Cedar  st,  ef  30x 
125  ft  Oct  15,  G Tuley  to  Mathilde  Stark 
; $1,300 

Woodlawn  av  75  ft  s of  51st  st  wf  50x177 
ft  Oct  28,  C M & YV  S Henderson  to  Rose 
E Ives $3,000 


ft  August  23,  Matilda  G & A Crosby  to 

Christina  Nelson $450 

Indiana  st,  314  ft  w of  west47th  nf  24x119 
ft  Oct  28,  Geo  Somerville  to  Isabella  Mc- 

Crea 

Lake  st,  205  ft  e of  west  41st  nf  50  feet  to 
alley  Nov  4,  Lewis  Lange  to  Thos  Perry 
... $1,033 

Lots  21  to  27,  and  33  to  44  blx  37,  Pen- 
nocK,  Aug  13.  J F Keeney  to  Shields  & 

Cook...  $7,600 

Lots  20  to  32  in  same  blk  Aug  13,  Same  to 

J T Cook $2,000 

Lots  28  to  31  in  blk  22,  and  Its  1 to  6,  blk 
37,  Pennock  August  13,  Same  to  R P 

Shields $4,000 

Lots  33  34,  35  blk  20,  Pennock  Nov  17,  Jas 

F Keeney  to  YVm  YV  Pratt $3,900 

Mitchell  av,  25G  feet  s of  Bloomingdale  st 
wf  25x118  ft  Mch  6,  C O Sjoberg  etal  to 

C P Johnson $1,300 

Mitchell  st,  187  fts  of  Wabansia  av  wf  25x 
118  feet  Oct  11,  M D Crawford  to  C P 

Johnson $1,200 

Mitchell  st,  237  ft  s of  YVabansia  av  wf  25 
xll8  ft  Aug  17,  R Bergman  to  C P John- 
son  - $1^00 

Meeker  st,  175  ft  n of  Bloomington  ef  25x 
125  feet  Oct  5.  E S Dreyer  to  Nicolaus 

Wich $250 

Moffat  st  100  ft  w of  Seymour  av  nf  200x 
124  ft  also  200x124  fti.u  same  blk  Nov  9 

J H Bissell  to  W D Mcllvaine $3,200 

North  av  74  ft  e of  Kimball  st  sf  25x140  ft 
Nov  15,  S A & YV  R Allen  to  Maria  Hunt 
$550 

Rhine  st,  137  ft  e of  Cromwell  st  nf  25x125 
ft  August  10,  C F Hatterman  to  Henry 
Dabbertin $1,000 


siitrititw  w a it  it  a vr  v i»kki>m. 


HYDE  PABK. 

Lots  4 5 and  0 1, 1 of  lot  2 sw  qr  sw  qr  24  38  14,  July 

27,  C J Hambleton  to  John  Norem *6 

Lot  24  6 5,  Johnston  At  Clements  sub  se  qr  22  38  14, 

Oct  4,  Thos  P Keefe  to  Hanna  Greer *400 

Lot  25  block  5.  same,  Oct  4,  same  to  Mary  Greer, 

*400 

Lot's  35  ami  3G  of  lot  7 hick  7.  ironworkers,  addn  to 
South  Chicago,  Oct  10,  D M Ilillis  to  O W Und, 

?85<J 

Lot  23  of  lot  2 of  lot !»,  Assrs  divioi  west  qr  15  3 1 14, 

Nov  8,  Simon  Dekker  to  T Zylstra  *225 

Lots  36  and  37  b 3 Gazzam  Games  addn  to  Pullman, 

Sept  53,  Faille  & Gano  to  Lick  Vinke  *250 

Lot  30  block  55  South  Chicago,  Get  29,  Isaac  C Ben- 

dell  to  Sami  B Bendell  tool 

Lots  16  and  17  blk  4,  Taylor’s  First  addition  to  So. 
Chicago,  Nov  9,  Jacob  W Mohr  to  Jemima  Potter 

t $140  J 

Lots  20  and  21  b 1 Parkside,  Nov  0,  Wyman  Perry 

toC  M Crandall *4000 

Lot  16  b ( 6,  South  Chicago,  Oct  27,  C At  0 C & D Co 

to  Jas  Walker J'550 

Lots  21  and  22  blk  5a,  Cornell,  Nov  10.  Caleb  S Mc- 

Naught  to  Kobt  Morrison *050 

Lot  44  b 7 Berger’s  add  to  Hyke  Park,  Oct  18,  Robt. 

Berger  to  Alfred  Carlson *350 

Lot  42  Turner’s  sub  ne  quar  ne  quar  ne  qr  18  37  15, 

Sept.  13.  A Lampreeht  to  B Wickfelder  ..  *600 

Lot  22  b 28,  S Chicago,  Oct  30,  Fredck  G Andrew  to. 

John  Rozipnek *"51* 

8 73-100U  acs  in  n w cor  sw  qr  sw  qr  24  38  14,  Oct  21, 
Horace  F Waite  to  Lucius  G Fisher  et  al  — *16,000 
Lot  32  b 11  Ironworkers’  addit’n  to  South  Chicago, 
November  11,  Salina  E Faft  to  Mary  Koona. 

*500 

Lot  2 bik  174,  So  Chicago,  Oct  21,  C & C C At  D Co 

to  Sidney  Hendrick *367 

Lot  17  b 9 Kensington,  Oct  25,  Charles  B Sawyer  to 

Maria  L Turner *1100 

Lot  26  b 2 Scammon  At  Nelson’s  sub  w 'L  z se  quar  23 
3814  Oct  18,  Annie”  L Hutchins  to  John  Irvine, 

’ *375 

Lot  14  blk  3,  South  Chicago,  July  7 C t C C Si  D Co 

to  T O’Meara J*®1* 

West  half  sw  qr  3 37  13,  (ex  railroad)  76  21-100  aers 

Nov  5,  same  to  Wm  B Howard  *57,157 

Lot  46  b 18.  Johnston  At  Clement’s  subee  qr  22  38  14 

Aug  9,  Thos  P Keefe  to  G A Larin  $ 

Lot  45  b 4,  Palmer’s  add  to  S Chicago,  Aug  16,  Ma- 
ry P M Palmer  to  W Yaunckoruski  *335 

Lots  4 to  7 in  sub  of  north  462  ft  blck  8.  Ironwork- 
ers’ add  to  S Chicago,  Oct  16,  David  M Hillls  to  J 

A Fahrendt  .*1240 

Lots  16  17  18  b 28, Cornell,  Nov  5,  R A Crouse  to  Frk 

McMaster - f 1500 

Lot  11  blk 23  and  lot  28  b 25,  Cornell,  Nov5,  Joan  N 

*1000 


Crouse  to  same 
Lot  8 b 3.  Palmer’s  udd’n  to  South  Ch.cago,  Nov  8, 

Levi  Barkey  to  Jno  Woodbridge *500 

Lot  22  b 7 S Chicago.  Nov  1,  C At  C C & D Co  to  Su- 
san V Carmody ..*350 

Lot  22  b 6 Hegewisch,  Oct  28,  A Hegewisch  to  Maria 


Liiby . 


*350 


AGli KK.dl  i:\TS  FOR  JDEEDS. 

Lot  11  Jackson’s  subdiv.  of  lots  A and  F,  Assessor’s 
division  of  lot  11  etc,  blk  131,  No  114  East  12th  st 
Second  add,  Oct  3 i,  Mary  Jackson  to  Julius  Perl- 


berg. 


*7200 


Lot  12  blk  1,  Trego  At  Smith’s  sub  25  39  13,  June  17, 

Chas  T Trego  et  al  to  H Bomzin *250 

Lot  58  b 20  west  % etc  17  39  14,  Nov  9,  Alice  A Row- 
land to  Tlios  Parker *2754 

Lot  14  blk  3 block  29,  7 39  14.  No  14  Baldwin  street, 
November  3,  Margaret  Casey  to  Anton  Kranser 

$750 

Lot  16  bik  7 Davis’  South  add,  Sept  1,  Estate  of  Da-. 

vid  Davis  to  B Samuelson *850 

Lot  1,  Edson’s  sub  n w qr  nw  qr  8 40  14,  (14  acres), 
Nov’r  9 William  A Paulson  to  Katherine  Keller, 

’ *11,400 

Lot  31  biock  1,  Pierce’s  add  to  Holstein,  August  10, 

Edgar  W Hughes  to  Adam  Weis *200 

Lots  30  and  31  blk  15,  Watson  T & D sub  nw  qr  6 39 
14  Nov’r  9,  George  N Hull  to  Charles  V Ogren, 

$1200 

Lot  1 bik  1,  Trego  & Smith’s  sub  in  nw  qr  25  39  13, 
August  27,  Charles  T Trego  to  James  Moran,  ^ 

Lots  23  and  24  b 27,  Jefferson,  Feb  24,  D W Eldred 

to  Ernst  Klitzke *lo00 

Lots  4 and  5 b 4,  Eberhart’s  sub  s J4  nw  qr  se  quar 
14  3813  Nov  5,  Isa  A Eberhart  to  John  M Miller, 

.. *400 

Lots’  45  and  46  b 4,’  Cass’  sub  of  30  acres  in  nw  qr  25 
39  13,  Sept  27,  George  W Cass  to  John  Tipner,  ^ 

Lot  10  bik  5,  same,  Oct  16,  same  toV  and  A Brejeha 

$625 


SW  qr  lot  6 block  7.  Wait  Ac  Bower’s  sub  22  38  14. 
November  9,  Harvey  M Harper  to  Hulda  Sagm  ^ 

Lots  40  and  41  b 2,  Board  of  Trade  sub  No  1 east  !4 
se  qr  sw  qr  7 3?  14,  Oct  25,  Almar  Brooks  to  R C 

Givins *800 

Lot  17  b 6 Berger’s  addu  to  Hyde  Pk,  Sept  30,  Robt 

Berger  to  J Kaminski •••  - • ■ -*300 

Lot  38  b 68,  South  Chicago,  Nov  12,  C As  C C Ac  D Co 

to  Hanuah  Sparrow *600 

Lots  4 and  5 blck  57,  same,  nov  13,  same  to  Edward 

Saif  ran  *300 

Lots  18  and  19b  61,  same,  Nov  12.  Peter  Pfeiffer  to 

C Ac  C C Ac  D Co S250 

Lot  22  b 28,  same,  Nov  1,  Mary  Godfrey  to  Thomas 

Gorman ■■•••• 10 

Lot  2 blk  4,  same,  Oct  7,  Mary  C Ac  1 b Dobbins  to 

Lom  Olson *35n 

Lots  28  and  29,  First  East  add  to  Cheltenham  B’ch, 

Oct  4,  R W Bridge  to  Eva  E Coakes *500 

Lots  39  and  40  b 7,  Oakwood’s  sub  in  ue  qr  22  38  14, 
Nov  10  James  L Woodward  to  T Joseph  Carey, 

’ *400 

Lots  1 and  2 Tick  ill,  Johnson  & Clemeno’s  sub  w !4 
se  qr  22  38  14,  Aug  24,  Thos  P Keefe  to  George^W. 


Lot  44  blk  4,  same,  Sept  27. 


same  to  O Ac  J Tipner, 

*300 


Oct  30,  John  Connor 

.*4000 


West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  av,  lot  on  st  n of.  and  200  ft  w of  ] 
Kimball  sf  50x125  ft  Nov  15,  Robt  Con- 

nely  to  Hays  & YVhiteford $6,000 

Ballou  st,  154  ft  s of  Cortland  wf  25x177  ft 
Nov  15,  P Stevens  to  C R Hanbeureisser 
; $300 

Ballou  st,  s of  and  adj  above  25x177  feet, 
Nov  16,  P Stevens  to  C A Hanbeurisser 

’ $300 

California  av,  150  ft  s of  Bloomington  st 
ef  25x100  ft,  Nov  13,  A E Christensen  to 

M D Dean $1,600 

Forest  av  179  ft  n of  Humboldt  blvd  wf  25 
ft  to  railroad  Nov  15,  F C Delamater  to 

C Kersten $350 

Humboldt  st,  175  ft  n of  YVabansia  wf  25x 
120  ft  Nov  13,  J B Dwyer  to  Ann  B C 

Hansen $575 

Hoffman  av  50  ft  s of  Evergreen  wf  25x125 


Wright . 


*1056 


Premises  No  2931,  Archer  av 

to  Coyle  Bros _ 

Lots  22  and  23  b 6,  Packer’s  Fifth  add,  Apr  10,  Es- 
tate of  J F Tracey  et  al  to  G Senoyer *1  9a 

Lot  48  blk  6.  Cass’  sub  of  30  acres  in  nw  qr  25  39  13, 

Oct  25,  Geo  W Cass  to  V Kohout *375 

Lots  14  blk  5,  Lake  View,  High  School  sub  20  40  14, 

Oct  1,  D Goodwin  to  F Schmaun *750 

Lots  22  and  23  blk  2 of  lot  2 and  prt  It  4 nw  qr  25  39 
13,  October  25,  George  W Cass  to  J Marousch,^ 

Lots'  20  and  21b  2,  same,  October  25,  same  to  Rosa 

Novak  

Lots  31  to  35  b 1 b 12,  33  40  14,  Nov  12,  C H Brown, 

Aet.,  to  MC  Ranseen $12,00U 

Lots  46  and  47  blk  8,  Winslow  & Jacobson’s  sub  s e 
qr  ne  quar  1 39  13,  Nov  10.  A Jacobson  et  ul  to  A J 

Johnson • • • • • *•••**•; 

Premises  No  106  West  Division  street,  Sept  25,  . 

Kraft  to  J Stasiewski • • • • • • • ■■■  Qn»f'5U 

Lots  12  3b  3, Telford’s  sub  e 10  a w V2  se  % 23  3y  13 

Nov  12,  M W Gay  to  S Ashton. • ■ -J1'50 

Lot  36  b 1,  Gross’  sub  in  n w M 13  39  13,  Nov  1,  S L 

Gross  to  Emma  F Rice ••••;•■*  v*  UU 

Lot  4 and  north  lot  5 b 10  Leiter’s  2d  add  to  La- 
Grange,  July  15,  Henry  F Vallette  to  Chas  Dur- 

kee  $750 

Lot  12  b 3 of  lot  1 of  east  48  aers  etc  nw  qr  25  39  13, 

Oct  16.  A J Gibbens  to  Chas  Blattan *324 

Lots  146  and  147  of  Dlks  1 to  4.  Purington  At  Scran- 
ton’s sub  west  % sw  qr  15  39  13,  Ang  23,  Edw’d  D 

Mandell  to  Jas  W Biiminghnm ••••*4UU 

Lots  15  and  16  b 6,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 
June  4,  C L Simpson  to  J McNulty ..........  ..*1900 

Lots  26  and  27  blk  7,  Steel’s  sub  se  quar  etc  26  3913, 
July  12,  M W Wilkins  to  E Kommer *400 


Lot  17  n V4  blk  15  in  Partition  ne  qr  nw  qr  etc  31  38 

15,  Nov  8,  J Woodbridge  to  L Barkey *’24 

Lot  blk  b 1,  Johnslon  & Clement’s  sub  west  se  qr 
22  33  14,  July  7 Thos  P Keefe  to  August  Wenstrom 

$450 

Lot  6 block  i,  same,  July  7 same  to  Axell  Hockert 

; $450 

Lots'  16  and  17  b 7,  same  sub,  oct  1,  Luman  Allen  to 

W D Gleason  • • ■ *?400 

Lots  34  and  35  b 3.  West  add  to  Cheltenham  Beach, 
Sept  29,  R W Bridge  to  John  Q Annable *ao0 


Lots  4 and  5 b 4,  Benedict’s  sub  ne  qr  sw  qr  2 38  14 
June  9,  Richard  S Cox  to  Henry  McGee. . .....  .*400 

Lot  6 blk  4.  Eberhart’s  sub  s 14  nw  qr  se  qr  14  38  14 
Nov  5,  Isa  A Eberhart  to  John  M Miller. . . . . . 0 

109x126 !4  ft  in  blk  4.  Linden  Grove,  Sept  9,  A J and 

F L Kimmey  to  Jno  P Maynard 

Lots  1 to  9 blck  7,  Bellamy’s  sub  e 54  se  <Jr J-  38  14’ 

Jan  30,  Estate  of  Julia  S Warren  et  al  to  Trustees^ 

Lots  34  * 35,  'b‘55,Univr’sy  suli  7 38  14,  nov  9,  Mattie 

L Hawes  to  W Lister ...... ...  ■ - - - - • ■ • -10 

South  33  ft  of  lot  4 and  n 4 ft  of  lota  of  lot  8 blk  11, 
Skinner  & Judd’s  subd’n  21  38  14,  nov  5,  Phaon  W 
George  to  Mary  A Haagsma  .......... ..  - --  •*61  o 

Lots  21  and  37  block  4,  Schorltng’s  sub  pat  t It  1,  33 
38  14,  Nov.  15,  Joseph  Lovece  to  Rocco  Lovece^  ^ 

S 35'ft  of  w 125  ft  of  'lot  5 of  iots  T to  4 b 20,  Linden 
Grove,  Oct  18,  Alice  A Mark  tj  Stephen  Richard-^ 

Lot  46  Parmeiy’s  add  to  Auburn,  John  Fentense  to 

Gezina  Fentense . u 

Lots  6 to  10  of  s 124  feet  of  lot  21  of  lots  1 to  4 etc, 
Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14.  Sept  29,  Eli  Smith  to  Hor- 
ace H Thoms • ■ • 

Lots  1 to  5 of  same,  Oct  26,  same  to  Peter  Kuhn^ 

North Tiaif  Tot  7 block  3,  Skinner  & Judd’s  suli  ne  qr 
21  38  14,  July  24,  S L Bartholomew  et  al  to  Jas  ^ 

Lots'll  to  22  b6,’ Bates’  suli  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Nov  11, 

Peter  Schaub  to  Wm  Hobbs ...  •••---•  •*— 0 ' 

SW  qr  sw  qr  ne  qr  15  38 13,  nov  10,  Geo  W Morgan 

to  Teria  O’Dwyer  et  al • • Vo 

Lots  9 10  11  block  7,  Stewart’s  sub  se  quar  23  38 14, 
September  14,  Lucius  J.  Kummell  to  Anne  Read,^ 


H40 


Lots  28  and  27  b 3 Schorling's  sub  part  lot  1 west  Vi 
33  3314,  nov  5,  Della  Muldoou  to  Jacob  Friehng, 
*500 


LYONS. 

Lot  4 block  1,  McWilliams  k Parker’s  addit’n  to  La 
Grange,  Nov  2,  William  Van  Brocklin  to  C Boyle, 

$350 

Lot  15  in  Town  of  Summit,  May  6,  T Harrington  to 
J D Welsh $225 


CALUMET. 

Lots  27  and  28  b 37  Washington  Heights,  Aug  7,  Ed- 
mund G Short  to  Matilda  L East $900 

South  311  8-10  ft  of  blck  1 of  s Vi  5 37  14,  nov  8,  G S 

Thomas  to  E Brinkman $5000 

Lots  26  to  29  b 21,  Cole’s  ne  qr,  nov  10,  F J Kerr  to 

T H Saunders $1000 

Lots  26  and  27  of  lots  1 to  17  etc,  b H,  Morgan  Park, 
Nov  9,  Blue  Island  L & B Co  to  William  Betties, 
$3000 


CIOEBO. 

Lots  1 to  47,  Pick  & Chladek’s  sub  se  qr  nw  quar  5 39 
13,  April  20,  Joseph  W Chladek  to  Charles  Pick, 

$5000 

Lots  12  3b  36,  Ridgeland,  Oct  20,  Joel  D Harvey  to 

Alvin  S Dunbar $1500 

Lots  10  11  and  12  b 41,  same,  nov  9,  F A Roah  to  A 

J Kingsburry  et  al $1500 

Lot  22  aud  n 5 ft  lot  21  b 1,  Hiatt’s  sub  n 54  e 40  acs 
swqr  7 39  13,  Sept  28,  Minnie  M Ward  toW  A Aus- 
tin  $1625 

East  half  blck  8 Crawford’s  sub  ne  qr27  39  13,  Nov 

11,  A J Bradford  to  Julia  A Cutler $3750 

Lots  3 and  4 block  5,  Warren  Park,  Oct  11,  Andrew 
Warren  Jr  to  Henry  McLernon $1250 

EVANSTON, 

Lot  3 b 35;  also  45x59  ft  in  blck  35;  also  pts  of  lots  1 
2 3 b 73,  Evanston,  nov  9,  Chas  F Grey  to  Eleanor 

N Orr $6020 

1 ots  1 and  2 blk  33  Evanston,  Oct  26,  Eleanor  N & A 

Orr  to  Esther  S Cook  $6000 

Lots  27  aud  28  b 47,  Rogers’  Park,  Julyl,  Charles  H 

Morse  to  Anna  M Foster $5200 

West  100  ft  of  n 173  feet  of  b 12,  same,  Oct  2,  Eliza  A 

Kean  to  J M Kean $1100 

Lots  23  aud  24  block  2,  White’s  add,  oct  18,  Francis 

Bradley  to  Arthur  Orr $3575 

66x265  ft  on  Greenwood  st,  in  b 73,  Evanston,  nov  6 
Esther  S and  D S Cook  to  Eleanor  N Orr.  . . $8,350 

jEFFEBSON. 

Lot  20  block  15  and  lots  31  34  35  b 31,  se  qr  34  40  13, 
August  12,  Alfred  Noxon  to  Edward  B Fisk, 

$7500 

Lots  20  21  22  b 18,  Jefferson,  Oct  20,  John  P Eldred 

to  Paul  Dinse  $1500 

Lots  27  and  28  block  2,  Hartley’s  add’n  to  Pennock, 

Jas  Vanuatta  to  Helen  E Vannatta $600 

Lots  30  31  34  35  b 31:  lot  20  b 15,  se  qr  34  40  13,  Aug 
15,  Edwd  B Fisk  to  S J Wolfe $10,000 

NEW  TBIEB. 

13  5-100  acs  in  nw  qr  27  and  sw  qr  22  and  ne  qr  28  42 
13,  Nov’r  11,  John  N Schmitt  to  Peter  J Biegler, 

$2800 

13bi  acs  in  nw  qr  27  and  e Vi  28  42  13,  Nov  11,  Mag- 
dalena Drissal  to  John  N Smith $1,700 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

(Except  n 39ti  acs  in  Dalton  Road)  sw  qr  18  36  15, 
November  8,  Emil  Sternberg  to  Philip  Lichen- 

stadt $12,000 

12  acs  in  10  42 12,  nov  12,  Sami  A Heins  to  W H Butt- 

ner $3300 

Same  premises,  nov  13,  W H Buttner  to  John  Lor- 
enz  $3,300 

(Except  n 60  of  e 2 1 ft)  n 120  ft  of  w 130  ft  of  lot  2, 
Young’s  add  to  Blue  Island,  Oct  18,  W J Campbell 

to  J Rehm  $8,000 

Part  of  e Vi  ne  quar  34  36  14,  nov  1,  Max  Kortum  to 

Chas  Stave.  Sr  $120 J 

W Vi  nequar  27  42  12,  nov  10,  Dorathee  Rosenow  to 

Johu  Stall $7400 

Lots  1 to  22  b 4 in  nw  qr  ne  qr  14  37  13,  Aug  25,  Jas 

R McPherson  to  Geo  K Kappell $1650 

Lots  1 to  22  blck  5,  same,  August  25,  same  to  same. 

$1650 

Lot  13  of  sonth  Vi  east  5 acres  lot  9,  east  Vi  29  40  14, 
Nov  3,  Northwestern  University  to  Chas  Leupold 

$1000 

West  half  nw  quar  se  qr  5 40  12,  Aug  9,  Henry  Wil- 

mers  to  M Heinrich $2150 

Lots  827,  828  b 10,  Div  3,  Riverside,  nov  10,  Sarah  J 

S Lew’s  et  al  to  Edwd  A Driver  $1300 

Lots  6 and  7 in  sub  of  e 400  ft  blk  1,  Knuke  k Gard- 
ner’s sub  nw  quar  28  40  14,  Sept  28,  Wm  Knuke  to 
Nellie  E Bedell $2250 


Suintuarv. 


The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Nov.  18,  1886; 


Sales.  Amount, 

City  165  $734,876 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  110  231,821 

County 107  282,745 

Total 382  $1,249,442 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Nov.  19,  1885; 


Sales.  Amount. 

City 149  $968,315 

County 192  404,377 


Total 341  $1,372,692 


— Old-fashioned  clocks,  on  a miniature 
scale,  are  made  of  Doulton  ware. 

— Silver  pitchers  of  artistic  design  and 
rich  decoration  are  the  most  fashionable 
for  serving  water.  These  do  not  have  cov- 
ers. 

— Banded  ornament  prevails  in  the  most 
costly  dinner  services,  and  exceedingly  rich 
colors  interspersed  with  gold. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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TRUST  OEEIM 


Amberg  F to  J M Vernon,  nov  8,  Its  25  to 

27  b 30,  17  39  14,  4 yrs  8% $7000 

Agnew  F to  D P Kinsella,  Oct  30,  lots  4 

■ and  5 etc  b 11  b W and  W add,  4 yrs  8%, 

$5290 

Ames  H W to  E D Reiners,  nov  9,  pt  It  1 

ne  6 39  14,  5 1-5% $2400 

Ahrondt  J J F to  D M Hilles,  Oct  16,  lots 
4 to  7 b 8,  I W add,  S Chicago,  2 yrs  7%, 

$826 

Allen  M to  M F Raftree,  nov  11,  Its  19  to 

24  b 16,  22  38  14,3  yrs $2172 

Allen  L to . Oct  30,  prt  It  32  b 1,  34 

39  14,  Aug  5,  7% r $2315 

Augustine  M to  W F LubeKe,  Nov  15,  lot 

30  b 3,  1 39  13,  2 yrs  6% $225 

Ahlgren  O H to  J E Dalton,  October  9, 
lot  5,  Hull’s  sub,  4 39  14,  3 yrs  6%.  .$3000 
Anders  R to  N Koester,  nov  1,  lot  8 It  18  b 

2 RocKwell  add,  2 yrs  6 % $1200 

Brinkman  E to  W E Furness,  nov  13,  pt  b 

1,  5 37  14,  4 yrs  6^.  $2500 

Blendow  C to  F Schrader,  Oct  5,  It  18  b 2 

b 47,  19  40  14,  3 yrs  6% $300 

Bonested  H M to  J C Schumacher,  nov 
15,  lot  47  blk  3,  Dock  addition,  5 years, 

7% $600 

Birkhoff  G J to  J De  Koven,  Oct  11,  prt  e 
yz  8 w s e >4  17  38  14,  3 years  6%, 

$6,000 

Barnett  A to  H G Foreman.  Nov  11,  lot.  18 
b 8 B and  E add,  2 years  6 y%  . . . . $2500 
Bertholn  O C A to  C F Collot,  Oct  30,  lot 

28  b 6,  20  40  14,  3 years  6 % $470 

Britz  N to  C F Collott,  Oct  21,  It  71  b 40, 

33  40  14,  3 yrs  6 % $1500 

Buckley  E C to  F Reidle,  Nov  15,  It  41  b 1 

33  39  14,  4 yrs  7% $1750 

Buckley  E C to  P J Schreiner,  Nov  15,  lot 

41  b 1,  33  39  14,  1 year  7% $200 

Baxter  A F to  E Koch,  Nov  8,  lots  5 6 and 

8  b 8 etc,  20  40  14,  2 yrs  7% $2000 

Berg  H J B to  E A Congdon,  nov  1,  It  16 

b 8,  4 38  14,  3 yrs  6% $700 

Bowes  J P to  F R Chandler,  Oct  1,  lots  6 

and  7 Mock  5,  9 38  14,  5 yrs  7% $1750 

Brennan  F to  C D Wells,  nov  2,  lot  83  b 1, 

32  39  14,  7% $1000 

Bonrke  P ff  to  W E Hatterman,  Aug  1,  It 

3 b b 1,  5 39  14,  3 yrs  6 % $1150 

Barnett  J to  W M Booth,  Oct  16,  It  21  blk 

2,  3 38  14,  3 yrs  6$ $2400 

Bowes  J P to  F R Chandler,  Sept  1,  Its  77 

and  76,  9 38  14,  5 yrs  7% $1400 

Berndt  J to  W Purer,  nov  10,  It  39  b 11,  5 

39  14,  3 yrs  6% ,..$900 

Boyer  C E to  J Stern,  nov  11,  prt  b 14,  17 

39  14,  3 yrs  7% $11,000 

Bentner  T to  H S Dietrich,  nov  9,  It  3 It  8 

b 42  Sheffield  add,  8% $100 

Books  A F to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  14,  It 
72,  Gross  Park  Second  add,  3 years,  7%, 

$350 

Bond  A M to  D S Place,  nov  12,  prt  blk  9, 

Rockwell  add,  5 yrs  6% $2590 

Cummins  J P to  C W Requa,  Oct  25,  It  27 

b 14.  22  38  14,  Jan  1,  ’88,  6% $210 

Carroll  D J to  L Ingledew,Oct  26,  pt  It  4, 
Assessor’s  division,  34  39  14,  4 years  6%, 

$1500 

Carey  J F to  G M Bogue,  Oct  13,  Its  39 

and  40  b 7,  22  38  14,  2 yrs  7% $200 

Claussen  P to  J H Ernst,  Nov  13,  Its  56 
and  57  block  1 etc,  29  40  14,  2 years,  6%, 

$600 

Colby  M A to  R Berger,  nov  13,  It  44  b 4, 

34  39  14,  5 yrs  $3000 

Collman  R to  H A Goodrich,  Oct  28,  It  15 

b 1,  17  40  14,  3 yrs  6% $1050 

Coaxes  E E and  W E to  J Morgan,  Oct  4 

lot  28  and  29,  Cheltenham,  7% $1120 

Claussen  J T to  J L Thurn,  November 
10,  lot  7,  Bollin  6ubdivis’n,  8 39  14,  3 yrs 

7% $500 

Conrad  J M to  A Lowenthal,  Nov  4,  lots 
30  to  33  etc,  se  % sw  % 34  39  14,  3 yrs, 

6% $15,000 

Craemer  A to  J F McGrath,  Oct  19,  It  43  b 

1,  4 38  14,  5% $350 

Conath  J to  W Hopp,  nov  9,  It  27  b 3,  4 38 

14. 7 y2% $1000 


Carlson  A to  A Chytraus,  nov  1,  lot  44  b 7 

32  38  14,  6% $1500 

Conley  A E to  S M Moore,  July  3.  lots  96 

and  97,  24  39  13,  2 yrs  6% $320 

Cobb  F H to  E W BurKe,  Nov  9,  It  1,  2 etc 

b 2,  35  40  13,  6 mths,  6 % $1000 

Chapin  J A and  C E to  W H Gray,  Dec  5, 
lot  20  block  4,  10  40  13,  92  months,  6%, 

$2300 

Cameron  C to  M A Farr,  nov  8,  It  40  b 32, 

10  37  13,  5 yrs  6% $600 

Casey  W S to  W J English,  nov  11,  It  96  b 

46,  17  39  14,2  yrs  6% $3550 

Campbell  E W to  E S Dreyer.  nov  8,  Its  2 

to  4 It  12,  12  39  13,  6 mths,  8% $2550 

Carroll  J to  C Lindeman,  Oct  12,  It  41  b 3 

20  40  14,  3 yrs  7% $200 

Colehour  A P to  E A Otis,  Sept  1,  lots  7 

and  8 b 8,  8 37  15,  3 yrs  7% $1000 

Curtis  0 O to  D S Place,  nov  14.  lots  8 to 

10  b 3,  10  38  14,  2 yrs  7% $1500 

Christensen  A E to  T 0 Taylor,  nov  13.pt 

It  4 b 9,  36  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $850 

Clark  S H and  A B to  D S Place,  nov  15, 
lot  62  block  8,  J and  P add,  2 years,  7%, 

$1200 

Dobbertin  H to  C F Hatterman,  Ang  10, 

It  4 b 3,  36  40  13,  5 yrs  6%  . . * $900 

Dwyer  M to  G A Rose,  nov  15,  It  32  b 5 b 

5,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  7% $200 

Desert  M to  C J VopicKa,  Nov  12,  It  23  b 

1,  31  39  14,  3 yrs $400 

Devin  T J to  F R Chandler,  nov  1,  pt  b 3 

etc,  11  39  13,  5 yrs  7%  $8000 

Deguise  E to  J Stern,  Oct  13,  It  14  and  pt 

15  b 4,  36  39  13,  7% $100 

Dowling  T to  W D Kerfoot,  oct  12,  It  17  b 

2,  13  39  13,  3 yrs  8% $1200 

Dodge  M to  J Curran,  nov  8,  It  20  b 46,  7 

39  14,  2 yrs  6% $200 

Deschaner  A to  W G Baker,  Nov  9,  Its  19 

and  20  b 1,  8 38  14,  2 yrs  6 % $650 

Dunbar  A S to  S M Moore,  Oct  20,  It  3 It  2 

b 36,  Ridgeland,  3 yrs  6 % $500 

Diener  G C to  C H Puscheck,  nov  8,  It  45 

It  1 b 41,  21  39  14,  3 yrs,  6 % $1500 

Davis  L D to  H R Wilson,  nov  12,  pt  It  8 b 

4,  34  39  14,  6% $1000 

Ebert  G to  M E Greenebaum,  May  15,  It  4 

b 2,  36  40  13,  4 yrs  6 % $300 

Earle  J G to  S W Rawson,  nov  4,  Its  45  to 
48  s w y 34  39  14,  1 year  8%  .$12,000 
Eismuller  C to  W Heinemaun,  nov  10,  Its 

47  aud  48,  36  40  13,  1 year  8% $2000 

Erdmann  J to  H C Zuttermeister,  nov  1, 

It  9 b 5,  20  39  14,  2 yrs  6% $400 

Endorf  M to  W M Barry,  nov  12,  Its  35 
and  36  block  24,  35  40  13,  1 year,  7%, 

$500 

Ehlert  L to  W Heinemann,  Nov  15,  It  42  b 

2,  S & F add,  2 yrs  7% $300 

Engborg  A A to  C Lindeman,  Sept  22,  lot 
42  and  part  43  blck  3,  20  40  14,  3 yrs, 

7% $700 

Ebsen  M A C to  A Sohuermann,  nov  4,  Its 

11  and  12  block  60,  35  38  14,  1 year,  7%, 
$200 

Faulson  F to  P W Palmer,  Oct  9,  It  20  b 

I,  30  39  14,  4 yrs  6% $400 

Faber  J to  J H Ernst,  nov  13,  y lot  20  b 

2 Sheffield  add,  2 yrs,  8%% $500 

Flynn  C to  T P Kelly,  nov  16,  lots  1 and  2 

b 56,  21  39  14,  9 months,  8% $200 

Flanigan  A and  M to  C W Nicholes,  nov 

II,  It  196,  Waller’s  sub  28  39  14,  3 yrs. 

7% $350 

Fitzgerald  L C to  E Koch,  nov  12,  It  11 

b 4.  29  40  14,  3 yrs  6% $600 

Foertsch  J F to  P Popp,  nov  5,  It  26  b 18, 

Brand’s  add,  8% : $1000 

Fisher  L G to  J B Skinner,  Oct  21,  pt  s w 

% 24  38  14,  2 yrs  8% $11,000 

Few  F and  W to  E L Stewart,  nov  1,  It  52 

b 11,  5 39  14,  3 yrs $1000 

Fischer  K to  H G Naper,  nov  4,  Its  47  and 

48  b 8,  19  40  14,  5 yrs  8% $1000 

Flaherty  M to  W G Baker,  nov  8,  lots  28 

and  29  b 1,  8 38  14,  2 yrs  8% $600 

Farrell  M O to  M T Bowes,  Sept  1,  It  6 It  1 

9  38  14,  35  mths,  7% $400 

Frisch  J to  F Denison,  Oct  26,  It  46  blk  21, 

35  40  13,  3 yrs  6% $250 


R.  W.  Hyman  Jr.  & Co., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Ken  I Estate 

Speeial  attention  given  to  the  interests 

of  •;.»!.  ..... 


Field  S M to  J W Scoville,  nov  11.  lots  7 
and  8 blcK  1 blk  17j  33  39  14,  1 year  7%, 

$10,000 

Felyenhaner  C to  G Keen,  oci  19,  lots  1 to 

4  b 63,  4 yrs  8% $1247 

Fahey  P to  E H Gary,  nov  1,  It  30  blk  1,  7 

39  14,  5 yrs  8% $1600 

Fisk  E B to  O M Wells,  Aug  12,  It  20  blck 

15,  30  40  14.  3 yrs  7% $1800 

French  J to  H A Goodrich,  Nov  16,  lots  18 

and  19  b 2,  9 39  14,  3 yrs  8% $300 

Garvey  M A to  E F Abbott,  nov  16,  It  8 It 

4 b 64,  21  39  14,  2 yrs  8% $500 

Geldmeister  H to  J R Lane,  Oct  23,  lots  1 

to  3 blocK  16,  Lane  Pk,  3 yrs  6% . . . . $1000 
Garich  R to  W L Moss,  nov  1,  pt  It  30  and 

29,  31  40  14,  7 yrs  8% $295 

Giroux  G W to  S N Wheeler,  Oct  6,  It  1 It 

23  etc,  12  39  13,  3 yrs  8% $2000 

Gilbert  F R to  E W Russell,  nov  6,  It  16  b 

B,  Bushnell  add,  5 yrs  8% $5000 

Gabel  F to  R W Hyman,  nov  6.  It  23  b 54, 

19  39  14,  4 yrs  7% ' $1000 

Grimme  J to  W A Bond,  Oct  30,  It  33  b 8, 

5 and  F add,  3 yrs  4% $300 

Grimes  T to  I Greenacre,  nov  10,  lots  43 

and  44  b 2,  Washington  Heights,  4 yrs, 

8% $400 

Green  M to  G Styd  acker,  nov  13,  It  21  blk 

63,  19  39  14,  5 jis  7% $500 

Gleason  W D to  J C Miller,  Oct  18,  Its  16 

and  17  b 7,  22  38  14,  8% $4000 

Gilmore  R to  J C Miller,  Oct  18,  pt  Its  19 

and  20  b 37,  9 37  14,  8% $800 

Gogulski  T to  E A Warfield,  Oct  29.  It  3 b 

18,  17  38  14,  3 yrs  8% $325 

Gorman  E to  A T Galt,  Nov  3,  It  9 b 8,  14 

38  14,  3 yrs  8% $300 

Groth  H A to  S Wallner,  Oct  30,  It  25  w y 

b 1,  30  39  14,  8% $1200 

George  P W to  A Tidholm,  nov  10,  pt  It  5 

div  8,  21  38  14,  5 yrs  7% $2800 

Hradek  J to  E D Sellmann,  Oct  8,  It  54  b 

4,  28  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $600 

Hirsch  J to  W H Miller,  Nov  11 , pt  It  2 It 

6,  19  40  14,  3 yrs  7% $400 

Healey  J J to  E Moore,  Nov  12,  Its  9 and 

10  b 10,  33  40  14,  4 months,  6% $1500 

Haagsma  M A to , Nov  5,  pt  It  4 It  8, 

21  38  14,  4 y yrs  7% $2600 

Huntington  F to  J H Baies,  nov  19,  prem- 
ises 407  and  409  Madison  street,  6 mths 

$75,000 

Hansen  J to  C J Adams,  June  25,  It  71 

Rand  sub,  7 38  14.  3 yrs  8% $180 

Honkomp  J to  J W Sennott,  nov  13,  Its  13 

and  14  b 4,  36  39  13,  8% $700 

Hopson  J to  D Quigg,  nov  13,  lot  5 b 1,  22 

39  14,  3 yrs  8% $10,000 

Hayes  S C to  H A Hurlbut,  nov  10,  part  It 

7 b 8, 12  39  13,  5 yrs  7% $2000 

Harwood  C A to  S VV  Rawson,  nov  12.  It 

4 b 2,  34  39  14,  , 2 yrs  7% SS'XJO 

Hennessey  J to  M Van  Allen,  Oct  5,  Its  24 
and  25  block  44,  7 38  14,  3 years,  8%, 

$648 

Hobbs  W to  E N Weart,  nov  11,  prt  Its  19, 
and  20  block  6,  21  38  14,  1 year  8%.  $700 
Hill  M to  C B Bouton,  nov  8,  part  b 30,  27 

39  14,  5 yrs  5 y% $6000 

Hjertqaist  G to  E Burke,  nov  1,  Its  11  and 

12  b 26.  25  40  13,  7% $540 

Hollingshead  HA  and  J to  R L Tatham, 
Nov  10,  It  3 blk  76,  19  40  14,  5 years,  6 

% $4000 

Holbrook  C P to  P W Holway,  Nov  10,  It 

34  b 4,  33  39  14,  7% $3000 

Heaney  J B to  J Stern,  nov  8,  It  2 It  19,  36 

40  13,  8% $700 

Hernowsky  J to  D H Small,  August  1,  Its 

40  and  41  block  3,  23  39  13,  3 years  7%, 

$850 

HenKs  I to  J Buehler,  nov  12,  It  13  It  10,  6 

39  14,3  yrs  7% $1500 

Hughes  F to  J M JacKson,  nov  10,  It  43  b 

25,  Cornell,  5 yrs $500 

Housske  R to  J R Lane,  Oct  30,  It  44  and 

pt  43  b 7,  3 yrs  8% $731 

Harper  V and  H to  E S Kimball,  nov  5,  It 

8 b 3 Hyde  Park,  8% $4000 

Hansen  A B C to  F H BaKer,  nov  13,  lot  1 

y It  14  b 11,  36  40  13,  3 yrs  8% $375 

Ives  R E to  J R Putnam,  oct  28,  pt  lots  16 

and  17  b 10,  11  38  14,  3 yrs  8% $2000 

Jones  H M and  J A to  C W Nicholes,  nov 
13,  part  lot  2 blck  11,  21  38  14,  3 yrs,  7% 

$1200 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


641 


Jurezynsai  J to  C S Holt,  nov  3,  It  9 etc  b 

21,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  7 % $300 

Jensen  J P to  M E Greenebaum,  nov  10, 

It  6 b 3,  1 39  13.  3 yrs  1% &1000 

Jaspar  LtoJR  Lane,  nov  6,  It  7 block  9, 

Lane  Park,  3 years,  65$ $— 

Jacobitz  F W to  0 J Kunneseig,  nov  15,  It 

33  b 33,  Sheffield  add,  5 yrs  7% $700 

Klatt  F A to  G V Heinemann,  nov  16,  lots 
5 and  8 blocK  31,  7 39  14,  3 years,  6>?S$ 

$3000 

Kennedy  E F to  E Maynard,  Oct  19,  lots 
27  and  23  block  2,  13  39  13,  30  months 

g $1000 

Kelly  J A to  J C Magill,  Nov  1,  Its  12  and 

13  etc  It  2,  26  39  13  $70() 

Kacina  F to  L Mandl,  nov  8,  It  45  b 34, 19 

39  14,  3 yrs  7% $5°° 

Kalschke  A to  H G Naper,  Sept  1,  lot  35  b 

8,  19  40  14,  5 yrs  6% $°75 

Knop  E to  R Berger,  nov  9,  It  39  b 1.  8 38 

14,  3 yrs  7% -f^50 

Kehoe  MtoSH  Ladd,  nov  1.  lot  4 lot  9 

Rockwell  add,  3 yrs  7% $lb00 

Kaup  F to  J E Dalton,  Oct  4,  It  4 b 23,  35 

40  13,  f "00 

KaminsKi  J to  E S Dreyer,  Sept  30,  lot  17 

b 6,  Hyde  Park,  3 yrs  6% • • • • -$200 

Kube  WtoGR  Nesbit,  Sept  1,  It  12  blk  6 

6 39  14,  5 yrs $800 

Kadew  F L to  P W Palmer,  Oct  1,  It  19  b 

1,  30  39  14,  3 yrs  6% $400 

Kranse  L to  C J Hambleton,  Oct  19,  pt  It 

22  b 1,  20  40  14,  5 yrs  6$ $1400 

Kirchhoff  F to  A Dethmann,  July  22.  part 
lots  11  and  12  Ridgeley  addn,  3 years. 

$3000 

Kallborn  C G to  L Baird,  nov  10,  It  49  b 2 

b 4,  20  40  14,  65$ $400 

Koss  F C to  A Peterson,  nov  10,  It  3 blk  1 

Bickerdike  add,  3 yrs  7%  $1000 

Kramer  C A to  E F Comstock,  m>v  I,  part 
It  24  blck  1 lot  E,  28  40  14,  5 years.  6$ 
$1400 

Klein  J Jr  to  ES  Dreyer,  nov  1>,  It  25  b 2 

Berger  add,  2 yrs  1% $*)0° 

Kowalski  M to  W A Bond,  Oct  14,  lot  34  b 

8,  32  39  14,  3 yrs  4$ $300 

Kowalski  S to  W A Bond,  Oct  14,  lot  35  b 

8.  S and  F add,  3 yrs  4$ $300 

Kenny  J to  P Keane,  nov  8,  It  97  b 16,  19 

39  14,  8% $1000 

Krueger  H to  P Popp,  nov  5,  It  69  blk  7, 

8 37  14,  8% $200 

Kersz  F to  B F Weber,  October  21,  lot  3 
blck  1 blcK  44,  Sheffield  add,  3 years.  75$ 

$400 

Kroll  H to  J Mattocks,  Oct  20,  It  80  b 15, 

7 39  14,  3 years,  6$ $600 

Lambert  L to  W Vocke,  nov  11,  It  6 blk  3, 

28  39  14,  2 yrs  7% $1100 

Lowe  C to  W L Brackett,  November  11,  It 
32  blK  7,  Riverside  Second  addn,  1 year 
. $1700 

Lissenholm  G to  H Cook,  nov  8,  pt  lot  3 b 

18.  Kinzie  add,  6 yrs  %% $2500 

Lewis  A M to  T Aand  F C Irwin, 
nov  3,  It  40  block  2,  31  37  14,  3 years,  7 % 

’ $500 

Lange  H to  A W Eschenburg,  nov  10,  blk 

35,  12  39  12,  4 yrs  6$ $6500 

Lind  C W to  D M Hillis,  Oct  15,  Its  35  and 

36  b 7,  8 37  15,  3 years  7% $625 

Larsen  G H to  L Boyce,  Aug  9,  It  46  b 13, 

22  38  14,  3 yrs  65$ $362 

Leach  MEtoJL  Allen,  nov  8,  lot  5 b 95, 

27  39  14,  6 mths  8% $500 

Luckow  R W to  H H C Miller,  Oct  29,  its 
1 and  2 blck  2 etc,  8 38  14.  yrs  7% 
$2500 

Long  J B to  E J Henry,  June  17,  pt  lot  18 

b 2,  15  38  14,  5 mths $2000 

Lacv  W to  F C Gibbs,  nov  10,  It  24  b 13, 

7 39  14,  3 yrs  7% $750 

Leaf  E to  W J Donlin,  nov  15,  s ^ It  6 b 

2,  J R & S add,  3 yrs  65$ $3100 

Leoni  V to  J B Payne,  Nov  15,  It  14  b 10, 

Ashland  add,  3 yrs  6% $3000 

Lynch  J to  J Beemer,  Oct  13,  It  7 blk  90,  6 

37  15,  2 yrs  6% $660 

McLaren  W E to  G M Bogue,  Oct  4,  It  45, 
Fowler’s  subdiv’n  9 38  14,  4 years  6*. 
$600 

Mayer  W L to  M Majewski,  nov  5,  It  9 lot 

15  b 4,  29  40  14,  6% $1000 

McCulloch  J to  H W Leman,  nov  8,  Its  38 
and  39  block  5,  17  39  14,  3 years,  85$, 

$2500 

Miller  M to  A B Jenks,  nov  1,  part  It  18  It 

13  b 123,  S S add,  3 yrs  G% $25,000 

Maloney  C B to  S L Boyce,  Oct  18,  It  35  b 

2,  24  39  14,  3 yrs  65$ $1425 

Mercoux  J to  A Schoeverling,  nov  10,  lot 
10  1.1  QQQ1/I  a TYI+Vie  Rtf.  $1150 


IMPERIAL 


FINIS JJ 


Superior  to  all  others  in  Drying  and  Hardening. 

Street,  - - CHICAGO 


Illinois 


Mahoney  C to  J A Rose,  nov  12,  It  29  b 9 

18  39  14,  3 yrs  65$ $3500 

McGrary  P to  E A Warfield,  Oct  29,  It  l b 

5 17  38  14,  2 yrs  65$ 

Megner  B to  E A Warfield,  Oct  29,  It  5 blk 

18,  17  38  14,  3 yrs  65$ * J 

Muller  C L to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  Id, 
lot  85,  Ballin’s  sub,  8 38  14,  3 yrs,  7^ 

Meyer  C D to  C F Grey,  Nov  13,  lot  7 b 1 
b 13,  3 39  14,  3 yrs,  6*  . • • • • • • • • • • • 
Marshall  L C to  J B Halladay,  Oct  12  1 
23  block  2,  8 39  14,  4 yrs  6%  $ 1000 

McKubben  J W to  C C Schumacher,  nov 

11,  lot  11  block  10,  17  39  14,  5 yrsH^ 

McNeil  B E'  to  F B Peabody,  nov  15.  ptU 
6 b 3 Smith  add,  3 yrs  65$ ....  • ■ • • : 425.00 
Miller  R to  D J Sweme,  nov  11,  It  H,  b 2, 


Rodda  F to  T Schintz,  nov  6,  It  2b  b 2,  29 

40  14,  3 yrs  7 5$ a i'fo? 

Ready  T to  C J Hambleton  nov  9,  lot  21 
and  pt  22  blk  3,  8 38  14,  2 yrs  85$.  . . .$500 
Reynolds  DMtoHW  Ames,  nov  18,  It  17 
and  part  16  blck  23,  25  40  13,  3 yrs  7%,^ 

Robey  E to  D M Hilli'sj  nov  10,  lots  1 and 

2 b 90,  6 47  15,  1 year  8% $1000 

Riley  PtoRW  Bridge,  Nov  1.  part  It  12 
and  13  b 8 b 10,  Sheffield  add,  4 years  6 

if  / / t> 

RonningFC  to  WC  Fricke,  nov  10,  It  8 


Straight  L C to  W A Bond, -Oct  27,  It  16  b I 

6,  Davis’  B add,  2 yrs •• 

SulKowski  J B to  L Mandl,  nov  J,  lots  59 
and  60  b 3,  24  39  13,  3 yrs  7%.. ... . . . I™  ) 

Strode r M to  H G Foreman.  Nov  13,  pt . It 
4,  b 1,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs,  7%  . ■ ■ • • • $4"00 
Schintz  W A F to  C G IiicKless,  July  25 
It  3 b 2,  31  40  14,  3 yrs  65$  ••••••••  " f *°° 

Tucker  M E to  A T Galt,  nov  10,  It  1 b 83 

27  39  14.  3 yrs  6% W v 

Turner  M to  S Kerr,  nov  1,  It  17  b J Ken- 

sington,  3 yrs  7 % • • • • ' L\'t  yo 

Tory  D to  T W Sennott,  nov  9 It  15  It  20, 

24  39  13,  8% ••••••  *"70 

Tomec  J to  L Mandl.  nov  4,  It  37  and  prt 

38  b 9,  20  39  14,  4 yrs  7% 

Tegge  W F to  J Bhiehman,  Nov  15,  cot- 
tage lot  41  blx  2,  Chattfield  add,  1 year,^ 

Trafka  M to  E A Warfield,  Oct  16,  It 

50,  17  38  14,  2 yrs  6$  

Turner  E B and  F O to  D Quigg,  nov  18, 

pt  b 22,  33  40  14,  5 yrs  65$ • • • •jb1<V 

Troyx  F to  C S Holt,  nov  8,  It  5,  Sheffield^ 

Triss  A to  C S Holt,  nov  1,  It  3 b 31,  Shef- 


field add,  4 yrs 


.$300 


b 16  7 31  14, 1 year  8% $™0  Thessonwatz  E to  P E Stanley,  nov  9,  Its 

Risdon  A to  L A Gilbert,  nov  16,  It  31  n e and  26.  8 38  14,  2 yrs .6*  . . - • ■ • • • • $45 

V 3 38  14,  3 yrs  65$ $90u  Truber  J to  T H Schintz,  Nov  12,  Its  1 to 


1/  

Ryan“P  D to  W G Baker,  nov  15,  Its  25  to 

27  blk  2,  8 38  14,  42  mths  65$ $2100 

Rluth  J to  A Wolf,  nov  12,  It  17  b 5,  18  39 


18  39  14,  5 yrs 


14, 


. $2000 


lot 


Madling  W to  H A Brenkman,  Sept  1, 

15  b 6 blk  32,  33  39  14,  50  months.^.^ 

Milienian  M to  L M Ennis,  nov  13,  lots  1 
and  2 block  12,  27  40  14,  2 years, 

McKay  F N to  H A Goodrich,  November 
12,  lot  18  block  10,  Ravenswood,  1 year^ 

Mcllraine  W D to  J R Mann,  1 ^e,mbe'9J 
Its  25  and  29  block  3,  36  40  13.  4 y«  7*^ 

Mans  J to  W A Bond,  Aug  30,  It  5 blk  17 
Davis’  South  add,  8 yrs  .......  • ■ • • |18U 

Moore  F E to  C F White,  novll,  pt  It  8 It 

9 It  2 etc,  21  38  14.  5 yrs  7% .$4000 

Mentz  O to  A Wisner,  nov  1,  It  23  and  pr 

22,  29  40  14,  5 yrs  65$ ■ 

Mosher  W H to  F R Chandler  nov  11. . P«J 
b 3.  Rockwell  add,  5 years  6*. . • • • - $5’600 
McElroy  FtoPW  SnowhooK,  Oct  28,  lot 

10  b 2,  15  38  14  

Nelson  S T to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  7, 

Its  45  and  46  blck  5,  Gross  north  add, 

Nelson  Cto  J W Farlin,  Aug  23,  It  32  blk 
18,  25  40  13,  54  mths,  65$  . . . ■ ■ • • • - ®450 
Nottingham  L B to  F R Chandler,  Oct  12, 
lots  5 to  8 block  5,  17  39  13,  3 years,  8%,^ 

Nepcrmuck  j'toH  C Naper,  June  16,  It  18 
b 9,  19  40  14,  5 yrs  65$.  $57. 

Noren  J to  C J Hambleton,  July  27,  lots 

4 to  6 b 1:  24  38  14,  3 yrs  65$ $4-5 

Olson  C A to  J McConnell,  It  17  b 8,  29  40 

14,  3 yrs  7% i'V/Inii t 

Oliverius  A to  J Sedlacek,  nov  1,  It  10  blk 


Reger  J to  M E Greenebaum,  oct  28,  lot ; 1 

to  4 etc  b 6,  3 yrs  6% ••••■•  -j^475 

Rettke  J to  F Schrader,  Jan  2,  lot  38  b l b 

47,  19  40  14,  2 yrs  65$ A', 7 50 

Rochowak  JtoTH  Schintz,  nov  11,  It  44 

b 4,  20  39  14,  4 yrs  7% $"000 

Schuneman  HtoWD  Kerfoot,  nov  8,  lot 

17  b 4,  May  1,6* A’  \l\'K 

Stauber  V to  C J Vopicka,  nov  10,  It  14  b 


2,  8 38  14,  1 year 


. $200 


Schroeder  GtoME  Greenebaum,  Nov  13, 
lots  1 and  2 block  1 etc,  29  40  14,  85$^ 

Stoll  j to  j Frahe,  nov  10,  w % ne  27 

42  12,  7 yrs,  65$ • Y/^00 

Sheehan  M P to  A Podolsky,  Nov  10,  It  7 b 


9,  28  39  14, 1 


. $500 


4 b"l5,  31  40  14,  6 mths  7% $2660 

Taylor  E to  G Coombs,  nov  10,  It  2 blk  2, 

28  39  14,  314  yrs  G%  *8- 

Thacher  J M to  J R Foulk,  nov  9,  part  It 

62,  Ellis  E add,  5 yrs  6$ 

VinKe  D to  T Scanlan,  Sept  22,  lots  36  ami  ^ 

VallasA  to F R Chandler,  Nov  8,  It  4 It  1, 

4 38  14,  5 yrs  7%  •••  ’V'TY 

Wales  W W to  T C Taylor,  nov  8,  It  14  b o 

36  40  13,  2 yrs  8% ■ - • ■ • ' Y 

Whik  J to  G SnydacKer,  nov  12,  Its  51  ana 

32  b 1,2  38  14,  8% ■ • • • • • * ‘ J 

Weier  E to  T J Lefens,  nov  12,  pt  It  3 b 1, 

16  38  14,  3 yrs  6* .....  • • ■ • - • • ; y ■ ' * X 
Winkelman  P to  W A Bond,  Sept  10,  lot  5 
b 2 Davis  S add,  7 yrs  ... . • • • • ■ • • • ’«  - 
WenzloS  A to  N A Lauer,  Oct  23,  lot  18  n 
Ub  51,  19  39  14,  3 yrs  75$.  -^00 

Wall  H to  C Lindeman,  Sept  22,  It  44  an 

pt  43,  20  40  14,  3 yrs  6% • • • y *70 

Wilkinson  J toT  H Schintz,  nov  9,  It  40  b 

2,  33  39  14,  5 yrs  7%  •••;  ‘ 7" 

Westerland  CWtoE  Burke,  nov  1,  It  37  b 

24,  25  40  13.6* ’AHV  If 

Wahoney  M to  H E Greenebaum,  Oct  1 It 
3 30  .to,  32  39  »,  5 


Scheer  C to  W Heinemann,  nov  15,  It  53  b 

7,  S & G add,  3 yrs  6* 

Snowley  J to  C G Rickless,  nov  2,  It  4 b^L 

6 39  14,  1 year,  6%  • • • ■ 

Schnur  N to  A Wolf,  Nov  16,  It  72  b 55,19 

39  14  

Senf  F to  J H Ernst, Nov  9,  It  42  It  7 b 42 
Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  7%  .. ...  •••••;••  • |”5U 
Seyer  V L to  H S Dietrich,  Nov  8,  pt  It  129 

and  130  Butterfield  add,  8% ^ 

Saxe  H to  J E Harper,  nov  9,  pt  It  6 b 7 b 24,  29  39  14.  3 yrs  G/f  • ’ ‘ ‘ b 4‘  35  \0 

23  38  14,  2 yrs  6 $533  wicK  N to  E Koch,  Oct  5,  It  -o  » 

Schmork  C to  J W Farlin,  oct  25,  It  7 b 20 

25  40  13,  6 mths  6% i / jv  U 

Sielaff  0 H to  W A Bond,  Sept  17,  lot  5 b 

4,  28  39  14,  5 yrs  65$ • ■ -i4®00 

nov  10,  It  33  b 7,  35 


47,  19  39  14,  65$ 


.$450 


Widerhold  T to  J R Custer,  Oct  15,  pt  18, 

35  14,  3 yrs  7% ' ‘ b q 

Weseley  L to  O Peltzer,  nov  17,  It  35 


Sima  A to  RBerger,  nov'  10,  It  33  b 7 35  10  Sheffi6ld  add.  4 yrs  6*  .....  • ••  yjg> 

40  13,  3 yrs  6^ ;«200  Williams  C H to  L Baird,  Nov  12,  lo  . 43  b 

Schrader  M S to  F R Chandler,  nov  1,  lots  2, 18  39  14,  5 yrs  8% • • • • • • • ■ ; ^ 

b 6 to  8 It  1,  22  38  15,  5 yrs  7% $1000  Walter  C L to  A Wisner,  Nov  18,  lot  70, 


„ , $150 

w“Jr"  to  H M Wolf,  Oct  25,  It  Hb 

w^“’wS&;bo.2;Yibk\9. 

10  Sheffield  add,  4 yrs  6* 

“ " ' n inv  :u  - ** 

$4000 


O’Brien  P to  T W Sennott,  nov  9,  It  2 b 2, 

19  39  14,  85$  

OverbecK  CRtoJR  Lane,  Oct  1,  lots  41 
and  42  block  2 Lane  Park,  3 years  Cv,^ 

Ockay  A to  C 3 Vopicka,  nov  5,  It  33  b 4 

25  39  74,  

Orr  A to  J S Norton,  nov  6,  Its  23  and  24 
b 2,  White’s  add,  Evanston,  5 years, 

Ogtiarski  T to  C S Holt,  nov  2,  lot  8,  b 2L^ 

Pensault  d’p  to  J W Young,  June  9,  it  33 

b 1,  8 38  14.  4 yrs  6* • • ■ • • • • A 10 

Peterson  E C to  L Boyce,  nov  1,  It  36  b 1, 

22  38  14,  1 year  6*  ; : ; Y,  L 

Petrone  F to  J Keeney,  nov  11,  pt  It  li  b 

15,  Ogden  add,  4 yrs  7% ■ ■ .$1860 

Perrine  CTtoGM  Bogue.  nov  4,  lots  4 
and  12  b 3 and  all  b 4.  13  39  13,  4 yrs,  6*^ 

Petters  A J to  WG  Baker,  nov  8,  lots  28 
and  29  b 2,  8 38  13.  3 yrs  6*. ....  . . .$740 
Plummer  C E and  G W to  F E Jenmson, 
nov  8.  It  10  blck  58,  7 39  14,  6 mths  8*,^ 

Pauling  E o'to  W Loeb,  Nov  15,  w % lot 
10  b 6 Astor’s  add,  5 yrs  6*  ...  • • ■ • • $800 
Postal  0 H to  A D Turner,  Aug  2,  It  1 . 1 1 

48  b 5,  18  39  14,  8% $10()0 

Pemmer  W to  H G Naper,  Oct  4,  It  9 and 
It  10  blQCK  8,  19  40  14.  32  months 


Siebrecht  J to  J W Waughop,  Oct  25,  lots 
19  and  22  blocK  1,  9 38  14,  3 years  ^ 

Sender  B to  W C Fricke,  nov  15,  pt  It  10  b 

18,  6 39  14,  3 yrs  75$ Y'?,1UU 

Smith  J A to  J Stern,  Sept  6.  It  3 b 46,  Ev 

anston,  ’ f ., 

Stiell  F K to  M E Greenebaum,  nov  15,  it 


Wisner’s  sub,  20  40  14,  3 yrs  7*.  ...  ■ $600 
Wyles  S O to  S B Meredith,  Nov  2,  pt  It  8 
b 7,  23  38  14.  7 mths.  7%  . . . . • ■ • • • ■ - J1’ 
Wahlstrun  S G to  G Coombs,  Nov  13,  Its  1 
and  4 block  49  Butterfield  add,  2 yrs,  7*, 


Wohleben  N'to  S H Kerfoot,  nov  16,  It  27 
rreeutjutiuui,  xi^»  ~ , it  43  It  21  etc,  8 40  14,  2 yr  1 o n 41 

2 b 2,  13  39  13,  6 mths  7% $500  Y U to  L Baird^nov  9,  It  lo  bloCK  ^ 0 

■ — 1 Hyde  Park,  5 yrs  7% 

& Clarkson  to  B Eammareaux, 
lot  32  blck  1,8  38  14,4  ^.6^ 


a O 25,  iO  OO  id,  d / ..  , , 

Steenberger  P to  G Coombs,  nov  17,  It  4 b 


1,  22  37  14,  2 yrs 


.$900 


Sullivan  M to  S A French,  nov  17,  Its  3^ 
and  33  b 3,  17  39  t4,  6 mths ........  $140 

Staples  F M to  L Baird.  Oct  21,  s e 34  “ « 

U 17  38  14,  3 yrs  Gt • • • • • ’ 

Stocks  A to  W C Fricke,  Oct  9,  lot  7 b 9,  6 

Sawyer  G to  W Heinemann,  Nov  12,  part 
b 6.  Parker’s  Fifth  addition,  2 years 

Sachsel  D J to'  C C B and  L Association 
nov  5,  It  37  block  42,  Sheffield  add.  6 1-6 

d f18UU 

Schmitt  P J to  J Stern,  nov  11,  Its  43  to  45 

b 14,  26  38  14,  75$ $1UUU 

Simons  F P to  J Stern,  nov  11,  lot  16  and 

pt  15  b 2,  Parkside,  7% ViVfc 

Swanberg  C T to  J Stern,  Nov  -,  pt  It  16 


Yancy 
June  19, 


b 1,  16  38  14, 


Schroeder  E to  H S Dietrich,  nov  1,  It  4 b 

1 Culver  Pk,  8% .$too 

Schaefer  A to  S E Gross,  Sept  20,  It  37  b 3 

Clifford  add,  3 yrs  7% 

Stevens  S S to  A Ross,  nov  1,  lots  49  and 
50  b 13  Brown  addn,  Park  Ridge,  1 year 


CHATTEL.  MOllTOAfiES- 

$1000  | Atkinson  S to  S Richardson  nov  9,  laun- 
dry etc,  219  w Monroe  st,  6 mths ■ • • • • • $ - 
Averill  CLtoET  Brown  Nov  12,  furn  193 

La  Salle.  6 mths  ■ ■ • • ' 

Abernathy  - to  J D Spear  Nov,  10  fn  rn 

772  Walnut  st,  7 mths • • ' ‘ ‘ ' Y_  „ 

Archibald  J W to  C E WymanNov  11,  furn 
etc  41  Cherry  av,  6 m . ...  ■ • • • • • - • • ' 
Adams  F to  J Swartout  Nov  12,  piano  1- 

s ClarK  st,  4 mths ,V  ' " * 

Binney  B to  Osgood  & Gray  Nov  15,  meat 
etc  4705  State  st,  1 y r • • • ■ • '■* 

Baker  E N to  M L Pemberton  Nov  13,furn^ 

Boeekmann'c  ”b  RehYrg  Hoc  U,  c.w, 

BrcuTR^r/D  koV  lo;  pi.|o 


$800 


and  furn  Hyde  Pk  . 


642 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


Behrens  T to  J W Lusk  Nov  12.  furn  764 

Lake  st,  6 mths $99 

Behm  J to  C T Williams  Nov  13,  saloon 

Wabash  av  and  22d  st,  1 y $133 

Bogart  L A to  J D Spear  nov  10,  furn  44 

May  st,  7 m $50 

Burkli  J E to  J H Norton  nov  1,  furn,  En 

glewood.  3 mths $367 

Barnum  J S to  C E Funk  Oct  28,  furn  140 

Warren  av $525 

Bunker  N W to  H Baer , wagon  etc. 

Lake  nov  20 $180 

Buell  A to  S Richardson  nov  8,  furn  72d  st 

4 mths $101 

Bauman  I M to  E T Brown  nov  10,  piano 

202  Webster  av,  3 m $115 

Bope  N W to  P G Leist  nov  11,  furn  3205 

Cottage  Grove  av,  4 mths $69 

Bultje  F to  C Williams  nov  9,  horses  etc 

38  Iowa  st,  7 mths $65 

Botchford  A C to  Bavarian  B Co  Nov  10, 

saloon,  190  Blue  Island  av $500 

Brvhn  S C to  J W Lusk  Nov  11,  furn  126 

w Erie  st,  6 mths  . . . . „ $130 

Buck  W to  E R Walker  Nov  11,  furn  316 

w Indiana  st,  4 mths $! 

Buttner  W II  to  C F Williams  Nov  12,  furn 

514  Wells  st.  6 mths $375 

Bridgman  W E to  A F Temple  Nov  11, 

piano  5 mths $150 

Berman  E to  0 F Malcolm  Nov  12,  furn 

130  De  Koven  st,  2 m $90 

Ballard  H M to  G J Williams  Nov  15,  furn 

24  Newberry  av,  6 mths $50 

Caeslow  J to  G Miller  Nov  16,  horses  etc 

99  Ogden  av,  1 yr $900 

Carslow  J to  G Miller  Nov  16,  horses  etc 

99  Ogden  av,  6 mths $900 

Crawford  G L to  J D Spear  nov  15,  furn 

69  22d  st,  9 mths $60 

Cjoin  I to  S Richardson  Nov  11,  furn  1 

York  pi,  6 mths $70 

Crane  C E to  W H Rohrer  Nov  ll.grocery 

6 mths $200 

Clement  E L to  A D O’Neill  Nov  15,  hors- 
es etc,  8 Peoria  st,  1 yr $244 

Campbell  T G to  A E Silke  Nov  9,  furn  1 

and  3 22d  st,  2 yrs $502 

Coleman  C W to  G Cooxe  Oct  14,  furn  117 

n Clark  st,  1 yr $50 

Carlson  E to  A J Kirkwood  & Co  Nov  10, 

furn  38  Centl  Mfg  blK,  90  ds $143 

Corley  J to  Bavarian  B Co  Nov  12,  saloon 

3465  Laurell,  1 yr $399 

Crumb  E D to  L A W Brush  Nov  12,  furn 

254  Wabash  av,  6 m $222 

Cranston  T H to  J W Lusk  Nov  11,  furn 

761  Van  Buren  st.  6 mths $130 

Collins  S to  C Babcock  Nov  9,  furn  199  n 

Paulina  st $54 

Colley  J I to  J D Spear  nov  6,  furn  19 

Francisco  4 mths $59 

Corlett  M to  J W Lusk  Nov  9,  piano  47  La 

Salle,  6 mths $130 

Chambers  A J to  E T Brown  nov  9,  furn 

360  Wabash  av,  6 mths $55 

Cunningham  M to  S Richardson  nov  8, 

Hale  piano,  140  Erie  st  10  mths $90 

Donavan  R to  W N Alley  Nov  16,  piano  & 

furn  359  May  st..  $57 

Dorney  M A to  G Gates  Nov  16,  furn  207 

Ohio  st,  6 mths $162 

Davis  S to  A N Murdoch  Nov  1,  furn  312 

State  st,  2 y p m $1928 

Dillon  C F to  B Friend  Nov  11,  cows  etc 

53  Park  av,  4 mths $75 

Diedrich  L H to  W Schmidt  Nov  10,  furn 

230  Cly  bourn  av,  1 yr $480 

Diedrich  L H to  W Schmidt  Nov  10,  furn 

same,  15  mths $600 

Duncan  A to  J W Butler  Paper  Co  nov  10, 

furn  19  Canal  st,  7 mths $600 

Dyer  K A to  O F Malcolm  nov  30,  piano 

195  w Madison  st,  12  mths $280 

Douty  C W to  M G Miller  Nov  12,  saloon 

86  31st  st,  15  mths $501 

Espey  E J to  J O’Brien  Nov  10,  furn  416 

ParK  av,  16  m $98 

Elliott  J to  W S Wharton  Nov  11,  piano 

665  Jackson  st.  4 mths $172 

Escher  M S to  E T Brown  Nov  13,  furn  431 

w Indiana  st,  6 mths $55 

Eldred  D M to  H M McIntosh  Nov  13,  pi- 
ano 2437  Prairie  av,  6 mths $260 

Ehlert  P to  O HaacK  Nov  17,  furn  886  n 

Clark  st $125 

Evans  T V to  W W Charles  nov  12,  horse 

etc  432  Sedgwick  st,  8mths $275 

Fletcher  R to  F Salla  & Co  Aug  6,  furn  3 

Arcada  ct $300 

Frysth  J H to  H M McIntosh  Nov  12,  furn 

528  62d  st $325 

Fairman  A J to  F J Mackey  Nov  15,  piano 

45  Waller  st,  22  mths $225 

Folliott  C D to  L M Cook  Nov  11,  saloon 
235  s Western  av,  16  mths $1615 


Fry  L to  J Samuels  Nov  12,  furn  512  Wa 

bash  av,  2 yrs $817 

Follroth  C D to  J D Mason  Jr  Nov  12,  sa 

loon  235  Western  av,  90  ds $590 

Fischbach  M to  P Fischbach  Nov  11,  ea 

loon  933  Lane  st,  5 mths $62 

Friedlander  M to  J W Lusk  Nov  11,  piano 

and  furn,  191  25th  6 mth $531 

Fair  M A to  E M Bailey  nov  2,  piano  and 

furn  Hyde  ParK,  6 mths $101 

Floyd  E R to  M O E Kissler  Nov  9,  furn 

144  Madison  st,  4 mths $1703 

Frank  H to  L B Shields  nov  9.  furn  2403 

State  st,  6 mths $144 

Fraliegh  C to , , furn  664  Ad 

ams  st,  July  15 $195 

Fiemann  L to  G RicKrodt  nov  9,  horse  etc 

63  13th  pi $125 

Finley  W E to  J C McCartney  Nov  1,  turn 

378  w Madison  st,  Jan  6,  ’88 $153 

Grubbert  H to  L C Meckel  nov  — , wagon 

etc  551  28th  st,  7 mths $100 

Goldberg  A to  W N Alley  Nov  8,  piano 

Lake  View,  3 mths $153 

Groesch  J G to  E T Brown  Nov  11,  furn 

142  w Harrison  st,  6 m $99 

GrossbergerG  to  Brunswick  B C Co  Nov  1 
billiard  goods  138  Canalport  av  4 m . . $71 
Goode  J toH  M McIntosh  Nov  12,  piano 

and  furn  738  Warren  av,  8 mths $153 

Gridley  M L to  B M Fellows  Nov  12,  furn 

and  piano,  Englewood  1 yr $401 

Goldman  S to  L Bachrach  Nov  13,  piano 

and  furn  1019  n Clark  st $811 

Graham  T to  L B Shields  nov  15,  furn  133 

Clare  st,  6 mths $83 

Humphrey  A O to  F J Mackey  Nov  11, 

furn  92  Halsted  st,  7 mths $56 

Haydon  E J to  W S Lasher  Nov  13,  furn 

3827  Lake  av,  6 mths $68 

Hayes  B E to  Felsenthal  Gross  <fc  Miller 
Nov  10,  saloon  3221  Cottage  Grove  av, 

20  mths $2200 

Hawley  C E to  M W Barker  Nov  13,  piano 

$242 

HisenheimerE  C to  D Pavuter  Nov  15, 

furn  382  Dearborn  st  2 yrs $1,000 

Hawkins  E to  M Dahlgren  Nov  8,  piano 

30  Western  av,  10  mos $107 

Howell  J H Jr  to  C Howell  Nov  5,  paint 

shop  237  39th  st,  1 yr $200 

Hafner  J A to  W J Brachvogel  No-»  12,  766 

Robey  st,  120  ds $650 

Hoops  H 0 to  A V Jackson  Nov  12,  piano 

194  Michigan  av $1"0 

Haase  T to  H Karstens  Nov  12,  undertaK- 

ers’  goods  375  Chicago  av,  1 yr $800 

Haginon  C to  E T Brown  Nov  11,  furn  46 

Fowler  st,  6 m $220 

Holst  F H to  Blain  Bros  Nov  11,  furn  and 

piano  131  Coblentz  st,  6 mths $68 

Hayes  B to  J C Hayes  Sept  1,  saloon  3221 

cottage  Grove  av.  1 yr $500 

Howell  H C to  J D Spear  nov  10,  furn  479 

Washington  bd.  8 mths $90 

Ingram  J to  C A Black  Nov  15,  furn  774 

Adams  st,  90  ds $450 

Johr  A to  A Johr  Nov  15,  horse  etc  660 

Wells  st,  6% $250 

Joslin  J W to  Abbott  Buggy  Co  Nov  8,  car- 
riage Lhk6  1 mth  $110 

Jackson  W H to  Union  Type  FoundryNov 
8,  type  etc  Greenebaum  bldg  60  ds  p m 

$75 

Jaques J J to  J G BaKer  Oct  15,  horses  etc 

94  w 11th  st $143 

Jones  A L to  J Cuppell  Nov  1,  cattle  Or- 

land  4 m $1600 

Jewett  A L to  K McArthur  nov  8,  store  204 

La  Salle  st,  2 yrs $350 

Jackson  A to  Blain  Bros  Nov  15,  furn  238 

State  st,  6 mths $175 

Jarmuth  H to  B Uhlendorf  Nov  16,  drugs 

etc,  87  29th  st $2200 

Kellogg  J K to  J Samuels  Nov  13,  furn 
Vincennes  av  and  39th  st,  3 mths  ....  $160 
Koske  A to  T F Bradley  Oct  18,  horses  213 

Elk  Grove $ 

Hamper  C A to  Crittenden  & Co  Nov  16, 

carriage  Mch  1,  ’88 $950 

Keeney  D F to  W W Charles  Oct  20,  carri- 
age, Jefferson $104 

Kanuey  J to  S Richardson  nov  8,  furn  358 

w Chicago  av,  5 mths $68 

Kasper  E to  E I Brown  nov  10,  furn  555 

Larrabee  st,  6 mths $57 

Kamper  C A to  C T Williams  nov  10,  furn 

600  Laae  st,  4 mths $65  1 

Kenna  J W to  M Kanna  Nov  10,  furn  La 

Grange  2 yrs $425 

Kew  W to  Ernst  Bros  B Co  nov  3,  furn 

2904  5th  av $600 

Kinney  J H to  C Babcock  Nov  10,  furn 

1326  VanBuren  st $140 

Keene  R L to  W S Lasher  Nov  11  furn  236 
State  st $650 


King  F E to  Bemis  & McA  B Co  Nov  12, 

saloon  133  Michigan  av,  3 m $65 

Kellogg  F to  GE  Kent  July  2, ’85,  piano 

and  furn  2101  Dearborn  st,  2 yr $1100 

Kinkead  G to  I N Reed  Nov  10,  furn  and 

piano  570  LaKe  st,  6 mths $558 

Krabbe  H & W to  A Kroening  Oct  1,  house 

Lake  1 y $200 

Kammert  G to  C Williams  Nov  12,  horse 

etc  612  29th  st,  7 m $167 

King  M to  C Wyman  Oct  12,  furn  30  Og- 
den av,  6 mths $237 

Kelly  F to  M J Kimball  Nov  9,  furn  988 

Lake  st,  6 mths $118 

Keegan  J to  Keely  B Co  Nov  13,  saloon  53 

Canal  st,  2 yr $500 

Kuss  J O to  C Casper  Nov  15,  saloon  192 

Van  Buren  st $750 

Lindemann  M to  W H BatyeNov  16,  horse 

3613  Dashiel  1 yr $100 

Lang  W D to  C Seipp  Brg  Co  Nov  15,  sa- 
loon. 175  Clark  st,  11  mths $1,000 

Lutts  R A to  B & M Brg  Co  Nov  12,  house 

Cornell  6 mths $250 

Lenmann  VV  to  B & M Brg  Co  Nov  15,  sa- 
loon 2453  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 mths. $492 
Lee  O A to  H M McIntosh  Nov  11,  furn 

136  Sedgwick  st,  6 mths $162 

Laing  S A to  R B Woolford  Oct  17,  furn 

42  18th  st,  1 yr $300 

Laing  L A to  R B Woolford  Oct  17,  furn 

42  18th  st,  1 yr $300 

Lindgren  A to  J W Lusk  Nov  9,  horses  etc 

90  Townsend  st,  6 m $65 

Lennox  J to  A O Girr  nov  10,  horses  etc 

Lake  30  das $85 

Larson  A to  J C Eskilson  Oct  21,  furn  458 

MilwauKeeav,  11  mths $92 

Leohlon  H G to  Marder  L & Co  nov  10, 

office,  15  Hurlbut  st,  2 yrs  $100 

Links  A F to  G J Williams  Nov  15,  furn 

808  Halsted  st,  ly $2048 

Laughlin  S to  D Rankin  Nov  12,  furn  866 

n Park  av,  6 mths $304 

Lapell  S A to  L Rause  Nov  13,  furn  39 

Sangamon  st $445 

Levine  A to  S Richardson  Nov  15,  furn 

997  Madison  st $70 

Meredeth  T C to  S B Meredeth  Nov  13, 
horses  stc  263  30th  st.  2 yrs .........  $400 

Manufacturing  & Supply  Co  to  Home  Nat 
Bk,  Nov  12,  horses  wagons  etc  135  Ash- 
land av,  Aug  1 $2920 

Moran  P to  Brunswick  B C Co  Nov  16, 
billiard  goods,  161*^  n Market  st,  16 

mths $165 

McCulloch  J to  E K Gavine  Nov  — , cigar 

store  1438  State  st $150 

Mayo  G M to  J M Foster  Nov  — , canal- 

boat,  9 mths $159 

MacK  M to  AH  Johnson  nov  10,  furn  4127 

State  st $350 

McKee  E R to  C M Babbitt  Nov  3,  furn  171 

Dearborn  st,  6 mths $77 

Murphy  M R&LEtoJB  Storey  nov  9, 

furn  519  Wells  st,  5 mths $55 

Munns  W to  L Loenthal  nov  11,  grocery, 

Calumet  1 year $150 

Merdith  R to  M A Schiller  Nov  11,  saloon 

$1400 

Montgomery  W M to  C P Kimball  & Co 
Nov  11,  carriage  etc  3653  Grand  bd,  4 

mths $551 

Morgan  G W to  W S Lasher  Nov  11,  furn 

174  Northwestern  av,  6 Mos $500 

Murray  J H to  R F Sheridan  Oct  4,  saloon 

86  La  Salle $1400 

Mendelsohn  M to  J FranKs  Nov  13,  furn 

208  w Randolph  st.  J une  13 $650 

Mendelsohn  M to  J Franks  Nov  13,  furn 

208  w Randolph  st,  June  13  $650 

Marsh  J to  M R Bortree  Sept  8,  furn  295 

Marshfield  av.  1 yr $225 

Murphy  EE&JStoWN  Alley  Nov  13, 

furn  178  n Wood  st,  5 mths $62 

McGuire  J J to  H Schulze  Nov  13,  horse, 

23  Gross  Terrace,  2 mths $52 

Mauley  E L to  E T Brown  Nov  13,  furn 

3852  Ellis  av,  6 mths $81 

Monroe  J to  A Anderson  Nov  13,  496 

State  st,  1 yr $800 

Mayer  M to  A Gibsen  Nov  15,  laundry  650 

State  st $95 

Mather  F C to  J J Owen  Nov  1,  furn  116 

35th  st,  Jan  1 $260 

Maloney  W J to  Weadley  & Cleary , 

saloon  75  n Clark  st,  1 yr $2010 

Norton  T to  W S Wharton  Nov  9,  furn  167 

n Paulina  st,  4 mths $72 

Neissmyer  J E to  Blain  Bros  Nov  ll,piano 

3202  Calumet,  6 mths $133 

Nolan  J C to  J W Lusk  nov  6,  furn  227  s 

Paulina  st,  6 mths $143 

Overhen  W to  S Mackey  Nov  15,  horses  etc 

3116  Portland  av,  6 mths $310 

Peters  H to  G Hausler  Nov  4,  horses  etc 
Hyde  Pk,  1 yr $300 


Peck  CO  to  J McGraw  Nov  11,  engine 
etc,  132  w Adams  st.  monthly,  no  int 

- $230 

Priesman  M L to  C Seipp  B Co  Nov  12,  sa- 
loon 431  Ogden  av  1 yr,  6%  $200 

Picket  J H to  J H Hunt  Nov  11,  horses  etc 

3135  South  Park  av,  4 m $115 

Patten  M E to  L B Shields  Nov  11,  furn 

19  s Ann  st,  6 m $310 

Patek  G J to  J D Spear  nov  10,  furn  662 

Van  Buren  st.  7 mths $68 

Petford  C E toH  M McIntosh  nov  9,  furn 

570  Warren  av,  6 mos $325 

Prindle  P to  W N Alley  Nov  15,  furn  166 

Harrison  st.  6 mths $138 

Powers  J to  S Richardson  nov  12,  furn  154 

Townsend  st,  5 mths $82 

Quinn  G to  Keely  B Co  Nov  13,  saloon  120 

w Adams  st,  2 y $235 

Reiter  W S to  J C Kilgore  Nov  11,  furn 

3516  Michigan  av,  4 mths $172 

Robinson  J to  J B Krauk  Nov  10,  furn  63 

Elizabeth  st,  2 yrs $600 

Rouse  L to  Showers  & Miller  Oct  1,  cur- 
tains etc,  12  Centre  av $60 

Russell  J to  C H Story  Nov  11,  furn  94  31st 

st60  ds $no 

Ruffling  G W F to  Blain  Bros  Nov  9.  piano 

Lake  View  6 mths $130- 

Rae  L A to  M Dahlgren  Nov  13,  furn  218 

State  st,  6 mths $81 

Radtke  E & C to  E Schramm  Nov  13,  gro- 
ceries 522  Blue  Island  av  3 mths $150 

Raab  G E to  A Weigand  Nov  3,  saloon  728 

Laae  st,  20  mths $1500 

Schneider  A to  H R Dalton  nov  6,  horse 

etc,  Thornton  6 mths $50 

Sanders  W E to  J D Spear  njv  10,  piano 

738  Milwaukee  av,  6 mths $65 

Silvester  I to  J J Owen  nox  2,  furn  146 

State  st.  Dec  2 $150 

Shofford  F C to  W Ranlaux  nov  3,  horses 

etc $250 

Socialistic  Pub  Co  to  L Hartkop  Sept  7, 
printing  office  274  w 12th  st,  Jan  5. . $1000 
Schmidt  W A to  W C Detrich  nov  — piano 

and  furn  549  Sedgwica  st,  6 mths $149 

Street  W to  F Linsenbarth  nov  11,  engine 

ftc  470  Lake  st, $2000 

Schacht  M toR  Isham  nov  10,  furn  210  e 

Erie  st,  3 mths $238 

Sleet  B T to  F M Bailey  Nov  8,  furn  108 

12th  st,  6 mths $52 

Schmit  T to  Blain  Bros  Nov  11,  furn  and 

piano  6 mths $130 

Scott  M H to  J M Church  Apr  1,  horses  etc 

Palatine,  3 m $352 

Schwenzel  M L to  Nat  Cash  Register  Co 
Nov  16,  register  169  Washinaton  st,  3 m 

pm  $75 

Sweeney  C A to  Blain  Bros  Nov  6,  Stand- 
ard piano  and  furn  114  Sangamon  st,  6 

mths $260 

Saroni  M to  Showers  <fc  Miller  Nov  9,  cur- 
tains 183  3d  av,  10  mths $190 

SangorsKa  A to  J O’Hern  Nov  8 horses  etc 

Dexter  av  and  Wood  st,  3 mths $125 

Shafford  <fc  Roulean  to  W Roulean  Nov  13 

saloon  166  4th  av $950 

Spick  J to  J S Willoughby  Nov  4,  horses 

etc  — 68th  1 y $650 

Snow  A C to  G Cook  Nov  1,  furn  299  Her- 
mitage av,  2 y $190 

Serum  M H to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  Nov  12, 

saloon  339  w Chicago  av  2 y $335 

Smith  M to  E T Brown  Nov  13,  piano  737 

43d  st,  6mths $130 

Schrader  J W to  J H Spear  Nov  8,  horsos 

etc  — 41st  st $59 

Sanford  E C to  J B Stor.  , Nov  12,  furn 

152  Oakley  av,  3 mths  ...  $170 

Schmidt  G to  S Richardson  Nov  13,  furn 

499  w 13th,  4 mths ....  $70 

Stebbins  E to  S Richardson  Nov  16, Briggs 

piano,  135  Lake  st,  6 mths $125 

Sprague  & Dyon  to  Illinois  Type  Foundry 
Nov  8,  furn.  63  Ashland  Block.  8 mths 

$106 

Taylor  J to  W N Alley  Nov  13,  furn  1335 

Lake  st,  4 m $60 

Townsend  J P to  M Dahlgren  Nov  11, 
horse  etc  608  Van  Buren  st  1 mth ....  $68 
Temple  A S to  M Dahlgren  Nov  13,  - — — , 

381  Madison,st,  6 m $131 

Trostned  J T to  Bass  Machy  Wks  Nov  13, 
machy  86  Fulton  st,  J une  15,  pm...  $390 
Tiffany  M to  J D Spear  Nov  16,  furn  44 

Seymour  st,  6 mths $75 

TeggeWTtoJ  Bluetmann  Nov  15,  coal 
and  wood  office  766  MillwauKee  av,  1 yr 
$600 

Taylor  M L to  Blain  Bros  Nov  12,  furn  63 

w Lake  st,  6 m $65 

Tredway  J G to  H M McIntosh  Nov  9, 
horses,  poultry  etc,  Hyde  Park,  6 mths 
$62 


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Utter  G S to  L Myers  Nov  11,  printing 

office  89  Randolph  st,  3 mths $33 

Upham  D Y to  E F Upham  Nov  13,  furn 

furn  4102  Cottage  Grove  av,  0% $420 

Underwood  WDtoHM  McIntosh  Nov  12 

furn  3446  Rhodes  av,  6 m $55 

VaoCleev  A to  I Beck  nov  11,  saloon  179 

Blue  Island  av,  3 yrs  $'50 

Wait  F D to  G R Jarvis  Non  12,  furn  74 

35th  st  3 mths ....  ....$110 

Wright  C to  HibbardS  B<fc  Co  Nov  13, 

store  570  Madison  st,  1 day $1202 

Wempole  H M to  A E Lane  Nov  13,  mchy 

etc  170  Madison  st  4 mths $600 

Wice  A to  M Dahlgren  Nov  13,  furn  240 

Wilson  A J to  A E Westman  , horses 

milK  business  etc  186  Townsend  st,  6 

mths $275 

Wilson  H A to  J G Davis  Oct  19,  horse  and 

wagon  627  63d  st,  6 mths.  $10° 

Weackley  J H to  A Goodrich  Nov  13, 
Steinway  piano  3121  Butterfield  st,  1 yr^ 

Wagner  J B to  J Saul  nov  6,  furn  260  21st 

st,  4 mths • ;$78 

Ward  E to  W W Charles  nov  10,  furn  Lake 

4 mths P* 2 *0 

Wollmmn  J to  C Williams  nov  8,  furn 

1414  n Clark  st,  11  mths  $137 

Walrath  BHtiLAW  Brush  nov  10,  furn  ^ 

148  n Dearborn,  1 mth  $62 

Washington  I to  A Schaffhauser  , 6 

mths f*D 

Watson  O to  Mason  & Seaverns  Nov  11, 

furn  182  s Morgan  st,  30  ds $100 

Williams  C A to  W N Alley  Nov  12,  furn 

339  Wabash  av.  3 $110 

Weingardt  — to  C Weisbroch  Nov  12,  hors- 
es etc  143  Ontario  st,  6 m $481 

Willes  R J to  J Phillips  Nov  10,  furn  671 

Rockwell  st,  6 mths $70 

Yassow  C R to  J McG  Adams  Nov  15,  bar- 
ber shop  52  n Clark  st,  2 y rs  p m . . . $1225 
TIIIJBSDAY’S  REPORT. 

TOO  LATE  TO  CLASSIFY. 

Monroe  J to  Bemis  & McA  B Co  nov  16, 

saloon  5 mos $805 

Davisson  N S to  A G Cromer  Nov  , furn 

310  Dearborn  st $500 

Kelly  W F to  R D Kelly  Nov  17,  furn  144 

La  Salle  st,  3 mths $85 

DeCoudres  J P to  Jacob  & Strassheim  nov 

16,  horses  etc,  407  w 14th  st $150 

Dudel  W to  J O’ Hern  Nov  10,  horse  etc 

544  s Halsted  st  6 mths $75 

Robilliard  J to  O F Malcolm  Nov  15,  furn 

117  Flournoy  st,  6 m $55 

Harvey  M to  R Harris  Nov  16,  furn $100 

Schumacrer  E to  F Scheer  Nov  10,  horses, 

Barrington $350 

Baucher  N to  G Wyman  nov  13,  furn  21 2 

Foiquer  st,  6 mths $70 

Wicxenkamp  & Piepenbrink  to  H Flentie 
Oct  1.  binder  etc,  Barington  1 yr  . . . $400 
Brown  W R to  F C Bel-  Nov  18  horses  etc 

1 yr $543 

Ganis  A to  G B Christie  Nov  1,  furn  457 

w Madison  st,  35  ds  $102 

Keller  H to  G J Williams  Nov  — , horses 

I etc  13  s Sangamon  st,  6 mths $198 

Christoffel  P to  W H Bryan  nov  15,  horses 

etc  LaKe  View  1 yr $75 

Kearns  H to  A Schaffhauser  Nov  12,  furn 

LaKe  View  6 mths $65 

Sofield  M E to  OF  Malcolm  nov  17,  furn 

1400  Michigan  av,  6 mths $86 

Hardman  T to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  oct 

14,  salooon  381  Austin  av,  2 yrs $726 

Kleinhaus  C to  WacKer  &B  B & M Co 
Nov  12,  saloon  495  Lincoln  av,  1 year 

$200 

HartigenE  to  P Schoenhofen  B Go  Nov  13 

saloon  215  Randolph  st  2 yr $100 

McMillan  F W to  W W Charles  Nov  17, 

horses  etc,  6 mths $220 

Pagets  G to  E T Brown  nov  17,  furn  21st 

and  Loomis  sts,  6 mos ■ $130 

Stnbbs  M B to  S M Follansbee  nov  16  furn 
2230  Wabash  av,  6 mths $2546 


Blum  0 to  H P Smith  nov  [17,  horses  etc 

Jefferson  1 $400 

Pear  F G to  L A W Brush  Nov  16,  furn  184 

w Monroe  st,  6 mths $100 

Bradley  C B to  S M Eddy  Nov  12,  furn  152 

Oakley  av $500 

Allen  W B to  Roth  McMahon  Co  Nov  18, 

oven  etc  90  ds $50 

Ruchnowiitz  L to  Corper  & Nocxin  — 

1 year $400 

Liebig  E to  R Isham  Nov  27,  furn  409 

Dayton  st  4 mths $230 

Ticer  C Lto  A Schaffhauser  Nov  16,  furn 

1504  41st  st,  6 mes $84 

Kelly  M to  M Salisbury  Nov  18,  fnrn  2017 

Indiana  av  18  mths $595 

McCann  J to  W S Wharton  nov  17.  furn 

69  n Leavitt  st,  1 mth $226 

Sears  W R to  W W Charles  nov  18,  furn 

162  Washington  st,  3 mths $77 

Elston  J to  A G Lanin  Nov  20,  harness 

etc 

Anderson  I to  C P Rosen  Nov  16,  furn  115 

Chicago  av,  2 y I300 

Kummell  WH  to  O F Malcolm  Nov  18, 

furn  512  Union  st,  2 mos $62 

Byman  G H to  Blain  Bros  nov  17,  furn  4 J 

Ogden  av,  5 mths $62 

Nolan  M to  Blain  Bros  nov  16,  furn  935 

Blue  Islaad  av,  6 mos $68 

Fleming  S B to  A J Janueck  Nov  18,  furn 
154  La  Salle $130 


MORTGAGES. 

Johnson  J B to  National  Life  Insurance 


Co.  Sept  6,  pt  Its  96  and  97,  2 38  14,  42 

mths  6$ ...$5800 

Bebber  A to  Phoenix  Building  Society, 

Nov  10,  lot  26  blocK  7,  Sheffield  add,  5# 

$200 

Vowell  S B to  J Worthy,  nov  3,  It  52  b 61, 

Bronson  add,  2 yrs,  7 # $1500 

Bongard  J to  Phoenix  Building  Society, 

Nov  10,  lot  12  blck  5,  29  40  14,  5#.  $1200 
Eklund  O to  Commonwealth  B and 
Assn,  Sept  9,  part  It  3 b 2,  24  38  14,  i 
$500 

Mansfield  W H to  L C Mansfield,  Oct  6,  It 

10  b 1,  21  37  14,  73 4t • • • $300 

Mullins  B to  Mt  Pleasant  B Association, 

Nov  5,  lots  1 and  2 block  1 39  40  14.  .$400 
Gruefeu  E to  West  Chicago  B and  L As- 
sociation, Oct  16,  It  49  b 63,  19  39  14,  8 

cjc  $400 

Avers  M G to  S S Holt,  Nov  10j  It  23  Wil 

son  sub,  18  39  14,  5 yrs  6# $6000 

Maynard  J P to  A J Kinney,  Sept  9,  pt  b 

4,  Linden  Grove,  3 yrs,  1% $1556 

Burns  E to  F 0 Spalding,  nov  8,  It  57  blk 

91,  27  39  14,  5# $4790 

Carley  A to  E Kollman,  Mar  26,  pt  n e % 

15  36  13,  5 yrs  6# $1500 

Drew  D to  A Connolly,  nov  1,  lot  30  b 3 b 

25,  33  39  14,  3 yrs  6% . $800 

Robson  T to  M E Brown,  Oct  1,  It  26  b 5 

Des  Plaines:  1 year 6# $375 

Block  M to  M Van  Allen,  nov  1,  Its  36  and 

37  b 54,  7 38  14,  39  mnths,  6 # $350 

Stortz  J to  M Van  Allen,  Oct  4,  It  22  b 44, 

2 38  14,  54  mths  0% $950 

Schlenbech  W to  C J Adams,  Aug  10,  It  9 

b 1,  38  14,  3 yrs  1% $2?5 

Burns  E to  T C Spaulding,  nov  8,  It  57  blk 

91  b 96,  27  39  14,  5#  $4790 

Clark  W H to  Central  Park  B and  L Assn 

Nov  8,  It  22  b 16,  12  39  14,  1% $750 

Hoff  m nX'oH  Sparrow,  nov  10,  lot  89  b 
90  block  19,  Sheffield  addn,  2 years  6#, 

’ $500 

Bieeler  P J to  J M Smith,  Nov  11,  prt  28 

42  13  etc,  6$ $800 

Smith  J N to  M Crissel,  Nov  11,  prt  28  42 

13  etc,  6$ $900 

Nichols  A M to  Excelsior  L Assn,  Oct  2'\ 

it  3 b 2,  9 38  14,  8% $800 

Hemmingsen  H A toWN  ABL  and  H 
Assn,  nov  10,  It  17  block  1,  36  40  13,  5#, 

’ ’ $200 

Blond  P to  W N A B L & H Assn,  nov  10, 

It  18  b 1,  36  40  13,  5# $200 


WarnKUV  A to  Chicago  Perm  B and  L As- 
soc’n,  Nov  2,  pt  its  53  and  54,  9 38  14,  8 

$700 

Durand  J B to  C M L Ins  Co.,  nov  4,  pt  b 

I,  Ashland  add,  5 % $27,000 

Kuester  J to  E S Dreyer,  Oct  28,  lots  4 and 

85  b 8,  35  40  13,  40  days  6% $650 

Kuester  J to  Phoenix  B Society,  Oct  28,  It 

84  and  85  b 8,  35  40  13,  5# $1000 

Loru  J J to  J H Keeney,  nov  11,  It  13  b 1 

b 7 RocKwell  add,  1% $400 

Bittles  J to  J H Tedens,  nov  10,  It  7,  22  37 

II,  10  yrs  6$ $988 

Handscher  F to  E Handscher,  nov  11,  It  4 

lot  15,  block  33,  S S additi’n,  8 years,  6$ 

$4000 

Smalley  C MtoW  W Smalley,  Oct  29,  lot 
60,  Haywood  sub,  34  39  14,  3 years,  6%, 

$709 

Siegrisser  J to  North  Chicago  Mutual  S 
and  B Assn,  nov  11,  It  93  b 52,  33  40  14, 

5 1-5# $30C0 

Shea  W to  North  Chicago  S and  B Assocn 
iov  11,  lot  19.  lot  F,  28  40  14,  5 1-5#, 

* ■ $1000 

Fournier  C H to  N Corwith,  Oct  1,  It  7 b 1, 

36  39  13,  3 years  7# $300 

Perl  L to  J Buehler,  nov  9,  Its  43  and  44  b 

2,  Lee’s  add,  3 yrs  7# $2000 

Siebenaller  J to  Home  M L Assn,  nov  10, 

Its  40  and  41  etc  b 1 Sheffield  add,  5 1-5 

cjo $2500 

Hattren  O to  A M Lewis,  nov  12,  It  1 b 3, 

9 38  14,  3 yrs  7# $480 

Chaveriat  C to  W Altwater,  Oct  1,  It  19  lot 

160  Butterfield  add,  4 yrs  6# $700 

Grau  A to  J G Shedd,  oct  16,  it  2 blk  8,  26 


Meinhard  R E to  L S B L and  H Assoc  n, 

Nov  8,  prt  It  58,  blk  5 etc,  18  39  14.  6#, 
1 $2400 

Scherman  A and  F to  M Conrad,  Nov  I.j, 

pt  10  42  12,  3 years,  1% $650 

Puller  S R to  GA  Seaverns,  Nov  8,  lots  10 
and  11  east  44  blk  5,  34  36  14,  3 yrs  6# 
$8500 

Magnusen  E to  Mut’l  Soc  L and  B Ass’n, 
nov  1 lot  1 blK  70  R M and  R add,  7#, 

$2000 

Toms  C F to  E J Grinnell,  Nov  12,  prt  Its 

203  and  204  Bronson  add,  7# $7316 

Carlson  J A to  E B Mathews,  nov  15,  It  14 

b 30.  8 37  15,  3 yrs  7# $376 

Schmidtke  W to  G Gradt,  Nov  15.  It  34  b 

5,  6 39  14,  3 yrs  6# $300 

Mulcahy  B to  Village  of  Hyde  Park.  July 
23,  lot  8 blck  3,  23  38  14,  1 year  6#.  .$100 
Hynix  W to  H Botsford,  Oct  29,  Its  34  and 

35,  3 38  14,  2 yrs  6# $1485 

Simons  F P to  Village  of  Hyde  Farx,  Aug 
21,  pt  Its  15  and  16  blk  2,  26  38  14,  3 yrs 

6#.  $280 

Christensen  P to  Village  of  Hyde  Park, 
Auk  31,  It  14  and  pt  15  b 2,  Parxside,  3 

yrs  &280 

Milheny  S to  C C Watxins,  Nov  16,  It  3 b 

10,  White’s  add,  6# $1500 

Turnell  F to  Equitable  S,  L and  H Assn, 

nov  12,  It  27  blk  3,  2 38  14,  8# $2700 

Warren  W S to  Book-keepers’  B & L Assn, 


39  13,  5 yrs 


j>2509 


nov  2,  w *4  nw 


2 ne  M se  34  35  40 
2 $1500 


Brenis  F to  Provident  L and  T Co,  Nov  11 
lot  55,  Mather  & Taft’s  add,  5 years,  6#, 
$1000 

Luthnur  P to  H G Foreman,  nov  10,  lots 
27  and  28  block  21,  20  39  14,  3 yrs,  1% 
$1600 

McMahon  J to  J Roth,  nov  11,  prt  It  62  b 

42 I $20,000 

Corpe  E E to  D S Place,  nov  10,  lot  2 b 4, 

13  39  13,  3 years  6% $1500 

Smith  P N to  N W M Ins  Co,  Nov  3,  It  16 

b 3,  Ogden  add,  5 yrs,  6# $4500 

Halbach  J F A to  F Haverkamp,  Nov  12, 
lot  18  and  part  19,  2 38  14,  3 years,  6#, 
$3,000 

Hardy  I and  D D to  W H Stebbings,  Oct 
11,  Its  67  and  68  b 3,  29  40  14,  2 yrs,  8#, 
$1000 

Peters  C to  W Hoepe,  Oct  1,  lot  28  blk  26, 

Sheffield  add,  3 yrs,  6# 

Malox  H and  J to  J Heinrich,  nov  12,  It  5 

b 40,  33  40  14,  3 yrs  6# $2000 

Bugttner  T to  M Ballin,  June  7,  It  17  Bal 

lin  sub  8 38  14,  2 yrs  6# $275 

Church  G W to  Mutial  B and  L Associat’n 

nov  13,  It  13  b 2,  8 39  13,  8# $5000 

Baker  W G to  C Robinson,  Nov  12,  Its  1 to 

48  b 3,  etc,  11  37  13,  5 yrs  6# $1500 

Lammers  M A and  J B to  J Gunzenhau- 
ser,  nov  4,  It  40  blx  10,  31  40  14,  4 yrs  7 

$400 

Enigenburg  G to  C Hillegonds,  nov  11,  pt 

36  36  14,  4 yrs  7# $800 

Peterson  J W to  Home  M Asst,  nov  9,  prt 

It  3 b 1,  etc,  36  40  13,  5 1-5# $300 

Demser  A G to  W B Severn,  Aug  21,  Its  1, 

27  36  and  15,  2 yrs  6# $246 

Dean  M D to  A E Christensen,  nov  13,  pt 

It  4 b 9,  36  40  13,  2 yrs  6# $500 

Ciliske  J to  J Cudehy,  Mar  22,  It  64  blk  3,^ 

33  39  14,  1 year  6# $352 

Day  F D to  D Gillson,  Sept  1,  pt  It  6,  36 

37  13,  5 yrs  7# $137 

Abstein  C to  R Stara,  Oct  22,  It  37  blk  20, 

33  40  14,  2 yrs  6# $600 

Neering  C to  M Major,  Nov  13,  It  93  Ash- 
land sub,  34  40  13,  7# $70 

Mize  E to  M T Ames,  Nov  1,  It  53  and  prt 

52  b 1,  18  39  14,  6 yrs  6# $1500 

Buies  L to  H A Knapp,  Nov  1,  lot  15  b 21, 

4 38  12,3  yrs  7# $700 

Mann  J B to  H Botsford, Nov  1,  It  11  Bots- 
ford’s  add  3 38  14,  2 years $500 


7^ 

Webber  S R to  Cicero  B & L Assn,  nov  10 

Its  5 and  6 b 4,  9 39  13,  8# $2800 

Gray  H C to  G H Wheeler,  Nov  16,  pt  b 4 

17  38  14,3  yrs  7# $13,500 

Farrell  M to  W Tatge.  nov  16,  It  31  b 1,  20 

39  14,  3 yrs,  6Jtf  . $425 

Nouza  M to  C E Brauer,  nov  15,  It  25  b 1, 

5 39  14,  3 yrs  7# $2500 

Cichocki  J to  C E Brauer, 'nov  15,  It  25  b 1 

Chatfield  add.  2 yrs  6#  $590 

Orh  S to  Phoenix  B Society  Nov  16,  It  7 b 

11  29  40  14,  5# $2700 

Nelson  J P to  Phoenix  B Soc  nov  6,  It  36 

b 28  25  40  13,  5# $200 

Hanson  J B to  Phoenix  B Soc  nov  16,  It  10 

b 8,  20  40  14,  5# $300 

Stade  L to  Phoenix  B Soc  Nov  15,  It  26  b 

10,  Gross  n add  5# $1200 

Drake  C R to  Same  Nov  15.  It  44  b 38,  20 

40  14  5# $3000 

Specht  J E to  Same  nov  5,  Its  20  to  24  b 

44  Sheffield  add,  5# $600 

Lundin  J to  Same  Nov  10,  It  36  20  40  14 



Schramm  N to  Deutsch  R K St  Alphonsus 
U Verein  Nov  16,  It  4 b 8,  19  40  14,  3 yas 

6# 

Randall  O J to  C F Gates  nov  5,  pt  b 15,  2 

38  14.  5 y,  6# $5000 

Campbell  F to  J Stern  nov  10,  pt  It  li  b 

13  s s add,  7#  $800 

Cummins  J P to  C H Lawrence  Nov  17,  It 

27  b 14,  22  38  14,  60  ds $295 

Recher  P to  J Austin  Sr  Nov  1,  It  8 b 36, 

Rogers’  Pk  4 y‘  7# f250 

Ricxe  H to  W G Waterman  Oct  26,  pt  s y2 

nw  M 1 34  29,  / y.  8# ...$1000 

Ritter  M and  T E to  U S Mortgage  Co  oct 
1.  pt  Its  8 and  9 b 9 Stone  add  etc  Jan  1 

1887  1%  

Tennison°J  H to  J J Sidney  Nov  15,  It  6 b 

3,  R & A sub,  4 38  14  $1100 

Kummerow  Oct  1 It  5,  b 4 b 8,  6 39  14,  *>/» 

$1,000 

Baer  F Vo  J H Raap  Oct  13, it  43  b 72  R M 

& R add,  5 y r 7# $lab- 

Hulbert  T H to  C M L Ins  Co  nov  11,  pt  It 

9 se  M 17  40  14,  6# ...$8000 

Aliev  J M and  C F to  Can-M  L and  B Assn 
NOV  15,  pt  It  8 etc  b 5,  4 38  12,  8#. . $4703 


Long  scarfs  of  Japanese  silk,  tied  in  a 

large  and  somewhat  loose  bow,  adorn  the 
backs  of  chairs. 

Crochet  lace  has  come  into  fashion  for 

the  adornment  of  buffet  and  bureau  scarfs. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


Txr  i Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  ^Wabash  Ave,.  telkphoke,  sstg.  CHICAGO. 


({PIT  OEAOl  UEEUS  AMD  qtlT- 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lts  1 to  10  blk  12,  Cleaverville  Nov  8, 
Chas  Cleaver  to  heir  of  Julia  W Trum- 
bull  $1 

Lts  20  to  29  blk  6,  Its  1 to  46  bla  7,  It  2 blk 
8 of  Its  31  and  32 assn  dir  nw  4 32  39  14 
Nov  5,  Wm  Munroe  to  heirs  of  John  A 

Washington $165 

Lots  1 to  19,  30  to  48  blk  6,  Lots  47  48  49 
bla  7,  same  Nov  5,  Same  to  A Wisner.$25 
Lots  1 to  4 of  lots  69  to  72  of  Its  4 to  7 &c 
of  It  4 s V2  se  l4  12  39  13,  Oct  13,  Jas  L 


Campbell  to  J W Croshy $2000 

Lt  2 in  n 34  blk  8,  Cochran  sub,  6 39  14, 

Oct  21,  Jas  D Watson  to  J J Keid $1 

Und  4 Its  77  of  blks  1 and  2 out  lot  A 


Wrightwood  July  27,  Union  Mutual  Life 
Ins  Co  to  Connecticut  Mutual  L Ins  Co 

$2,500 

Lot  44  of  Its  2 and  3 Forrestville  Oct  16, 

Geo  E Peck  to  D Phillips $100 

Lt  77  of  blks  1 and  2 out-lot  A Wrightwood 
Nov  11,  D G Hamilton  to  Conn  Mut  L 

Ins  Co $1 

Lts  9 10 11  of  Its  1,  2 3 B1k  49,  7 39  14,  Nov 

18,  Leslie  Carter  to  E Carter $5 

N 30  ft  It  6 blk  3,  Geo  Smiths  add  Nov  10, 

M McNeil  et  al  to  B F McNeil  et  al . $1000 
Lts  29  and  s 34  28  B1k  5,  w 34  17  39  14  nov 
3, Clara  A Sampson  to  Jas  and  Marg’t 

Demar $1 

Lt  1 blK  10,  Chittenden  Oct  23,  P E Stan- 
ley to  V H Higgins $120 

Lt  16  blk  2,  Assn  dlv  e 34  nw  ^ 8 39  14, 
Feb  5,  Henry  H Gage  to  J P Brown. . .$1 
Lt  26,  blk  7,  Sheffield  add  Nov  6,  Margare- 

tha  Bebber  to  Anthony  Bebber $2200 

Lot  98  blk  19  19  39  14,  also  It  98  bla  10, 
Austinville  Nov  8,  est  of  Benj  A Oswald 

to  Mary  Oswald $1400 

Lt  26  of  Its  2 to  11  &o  blk  11,  S Sec  add 
Nov  10,  A C Rotchford  to  Pat’k  P O’Don- 
nell   $635 

Lots  9 & 10  blk  8,  Lee’s  add  Nov  9,  Mary 
F and  A Knobel  to  August  Keonig.  .$500 
Lt  73  blk  41,  Sheffield  add  Nov  13,  Chas  W 

Nichols  to  Jno  Ii  Wheeler $100 

Lots  5 and  6 blk  24,  Kinzie’s  add  Novi, 

Frana  T Oviatt  to  Jas  S Leeds $1 

Lt  7 of  Its  16  17  Blk  1 Ellis  w add  also  n 30 
ft  of  sw  4 It  17  blk  1,  same  add  Nov 
11,  Mattie  M & B F Nourse  to  D Merri- 

man  $1 

Lts  51  to  '75  and  86  to  100.  blk  6,  5 39  14, 

Oct  9,  M Ward  to  H P Brown $1 

Lot  12  of  Its  5 6 7 pt  8,  Blk  6,  Cleaverville 
July  27,  J O Rutter  et  al  to  Susan  M H 
Holmes $100 


JUD  (4MENT8. 

SUPEBIOB  OOUBT. 

100474  Chas  C Haader  et  al  v Consumers’ 
Gas  Fuel  & L Co.  On  findg,  $4533.35. 

100479  Jas  N Porter  v J McK  Pendleton. 
On  ver,  $461.44; 

96066  A E Breinzer  v H J and  H Harrison. 
On  finding,  $201.78. 

100107  Henry  Lally  use  etc,  v Haxtrin 
Steam  Heater  Co.  Mo  n t by  plff  denied 
and  judgt  $78.89.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex 
in  20  ds. 

105007  August  Kleinsmith  v Chas  and  Mary 
Deglof.  On  ver,  $100. 

105420  Huer  <fc  Brockschmidt  v Larson  <fc 
Torgerson  Desk  Co,  On  mer  $405.20,  attch 
issue  quashed. 

93398  Ferdinand  Riebling  v Harlan  P Tra 
cey.  On  ver,  $1371.67.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ev  in  30  ds. 

105708  Jas  Burke  v Frank  Bunting  and  wife 
By  deflt,  $425.13. 

103972  Chas  Last  v Henry  J Pfister.  By  de- 
flt, $785.65. 

97738  Aaron  B McCrillis  v Abner  M Wright 
and  Philander  Hickox.  On  findg,  $202.50. 
Appl;  boud  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

1003^6  Henry  W Banks  v Blain’s  Tea  & Cof- 
fee Co.  By  agreet,  $748.21  and  gen  and 
sped  exn. 

100909  Bernhard  Rosenheim  v Peter  Farley. 
On  ver,  $277.50.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex 
in  20  ds. 

105640  H E Loomis  et  al  v Theodore  Geis- 
ler.  By  deflt,  $1609,13. 

100454  Georgia  Chapman  v Village  of  Jef- 
ferson. Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $6000. 
Appl;  boud  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

3712  Brighton  Mfg  Co  v Am  F Ins  Co.  On 
findg,  $2692.82.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
20  ds. 

100496  F Coggswell  v Geo  A Robinson.  On 
findg,  $80.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20 
ds. 

100786  Jas  D Mason  et  al  v Lazarus  Berwin 
and  Henry  Dubetz.  On  ver,  $363. 


OIBCUIT  OOUBT. 

47783  J Barnes  et  al  v Alfred  Sanderson. 
On  findg,  $30.70.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

48072  Mary  Milton  v Edward  Goodman. 
Same  $74.40. 

TRANSCRIPTS  PBOM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

3093  C W & Y Coal  Co  v LaKeside  Roller 
Skating  Rink  Co.  $127.65. 

3064  Frederick  Kistner  v Henry  Kistner. 
160. 

3095  August  F Stahl  exr  v Wilhelm  and  Wil- 
helmina  Leilch,  $113.20. 

3096  Wm  Katz  v Thos  J Nerney.  $140 

3097  David  Collins  use  of  J A Stewart  v Jno 
Cooney.  $50.25. 

3H98  Chas  Reitz  Bros  Lumber  Co  v Patrick 
Casey.  $161.92. 

3099  Theodore  H Schintz  v John  Donegan 
$26.50. 

3100  E W Gillett  v J McCarthy.  $22.65. 

3101  Augustus  Burke  v (_  eo  Prins.  $79.65.. 

3102  Casper  Hahn  v Andrew  Marshall.  $65.- 
35. 

51471  Alice  McGrath  admx  v C R I & P R 
R Co.  On  findg  $350.  Satisfied. 

57986  Edward  R Merrill  v King  Whiffletree 
Co.  On  findg,  X2132.76  debt  and  10  das 
entire  and  sped  exn. 

58169  Dennis  Bergen  v Wm  Rosencranz.  $8 
and  proc. 

58179  Joshua  Wood  v Francis  A Hotfman. 
J udgt  for  $9090  revived. 

58125  John  C Wendt  v Thos  V <fc  Grace  S 
Strayer.  By  deflt,  $4954. 

COUNTY  OOUBT. 

5883  Chas  H Stebbins  use  of  J S Field  v Geo 
and  John  Kueper  and  John  L Bernbauer. 
On  ver,  $401.59. 

U.  S.  OIBCUIT  OOUBT. 

751  John  Trowbridge  v A L Langelier  and 
F A Chayer.  By  conf,  2250.70. 


BILE8  OF  SALE. 

Hannon  P M to  C C Wehmeyer  Oct  30,  saloon  376  w 

Indiana  st $1300 

Marshall  M D to  Maragret  M Marshall  Sept  4,  bldg 

144  Dayton  st $100 

Bryant  Geo  H to  F M Sproehuld  Nov  12,  jewelry 

store  114-116  Wabash  av $4500 

Tuite  & Gormley  to  Jas  Donoho  Nov  13,  boots  and 

shoes  494  w Indiana  st $991 

Murdock  A N to  Sarah  Davis  Nov  1,  furn  317-319 

State  st $1928 

Cams  Frank  to  Dora  Bishop  turn,  360  State  st,  July 

1 $1  00 

Painter  D to  E F Misenhimer  drug  store  382  Dear- 
born st $1700 

Masquelet  John  to  Hoege  & Lattodrug  store  Nov  13 

4222  Ashland  av  $8  ;0 

Bulpin  Sarah  to  T Wilken  Nov  15,  furn  etc $350 

Walker  A E to  Bertha  Nathan  Nov  15,  bldg  on  It  14 

blk  3,  Garnetts  sub  nw  H 22  39  14 $3500 

Upham  Damon  T and  F W Dority  to  Elizabeth  F 
Upharn  Nov  13,  meat  market  41u2  Cottage  Grove 

ave $900 

Cohn  Edw  to  Rachel  Cohn  Nov  12,  clothing  store 

126  Colorado  av $1000 

Cohen  Chas  S to  Wm  H Litts  Nov  13  machy  16-17  La 
Salle  st $360 


SHERIFF’S  SALES. 

Sheriff’s  Sales  of  real  estate  at  10  o’cIock 
A.  M.  Tuesday,  the  16th  day  of  Nov.,  A.  D. 
1886,  at  the  east  main  entrance  on  Clark  St. 
of  the  County  Court  House  in  the  city  of 
Chicago: 

John  M.  Wing  and  John  H.  Evans  vs.  Da- 
vid Wylie,  amount  of  execution  $3,808.46  and 
costs.  The  east  half  of  lot  11  and  all  of  lot 
12  in  the  Chicago  Dock  and  Canal  Com- 
pany’s subdivision  of  Original  W’ater  Lot  No 
35,  in  Kinzie’s  addition  to  Chicago,  situated 
in  Cook  County,  State  of  Illinois.  Flower, 
Remy  & Gregory  attorneys  for  plaintiffs. 

Patrick  Conway  vs  Fred  Trampish  amount 
of  execetion  $147.43  and  costs,  lots  71  and 
72  block  1,  in  Benedicts  subdivision,  in  south- 
east quarter  of  southeast  quarter  of  section 
20,  township  38,  range  14,  east,  situated  in 
Cook  County,  State  of  Illinois.  Abbott  & 
Johnson,  attorneys  for  plaintiff. 


ASSIGNMENTS. 

Long  J B to  H E Brown  Nov  11,  cloaK  fac- 
tory, 247  Monroe  st;  liabilities  $83,264.37. 
assets  not  stated. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

This  List  is  published  but  once  and  is  not  kept  in 
type.  See  back  numbers  of  The  Journal. 

November  30. 

The  west  half  of  s H of  e !4  of  w half  of  se  qr  of  n 
w qr  of  sec  9 39  13.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L.  A. 

Lot  14  in  blk  4 in  Lemont,  Cook  Co,  111.  Alonzo  M 
Griffin,  Special  Commissioner.  L A. 

Dec.  1. 

Lot  56  in  Boone,  Jones  & Kiefer’s  sub  of  n % of  blk 
1 and  lot  49  in  Beecher’s  sub  of  s qr  of  blk  1,  and  of  e 
75  ft  of  blk  2 in  U T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Arno  Voss, 
Master.  L A. 

Dee.  (i. 

East  23  ft  of  west  43  ft  of  lots  13  and  14  in  blk  63  in 
Hopson’s  add  to  Hyde  Park.  D J.  Avery.  Master.— 
L N. 

Lot  3 in  Storr’s  sub  of  lots  114, 115  andlll6  in  Bron- 
son’s add.  A F Stevenson,  Master.  L N. 

December  5. 

Lot  7 in  b 116  in  C & C C & D Co’s  sub  in  sec  5 an! 
6 37  15.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Sub-lot  7,  lot  2 in  Assessor’s  sub  of  south  section  of 
Robinson’s  reservation  in  township  40,  range  12.  S. 
F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  20  b 5,  Thorson’s  sub  of  lots  12  3 and  4 in  blk  2, 
and  lots  1 2 3 8 9 and  10  in  b 5 in  Sisson  & Neuman’s 
sub  in  sw  quar  sec  33  38  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.— 
L N. 

Lot  34  in  A Crane’s  sub  of  lots  3 to  6 b 2,  D 8 Bank 
add  to  Chicago.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

North  35  ft  of  south  half  of  lot  5 in  b 3 in  Normal 
School  sub  of  west  half  of  se  qr  of  sec  21  38  14.  S F 
Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L.  N. 

Lot  22  in  Henry  Runtz’s  sub  of  north  54  of  lot  12  in 
North  addition  to  Chicago.  A F Stevenson,  Master. 
L N. 

Dec.  8. 

The  und  of  west  4 acres  of  east  ten  acres  of  west 
Vi  of  9 e qr  of  sec  11  41  13;  also  the  west  6 feet  of  e 50 
ft  of  sub-lot  3 of  lot  1 in  b 31  in  C T’s  sub  of  n *4  and 
n Vi  of  s e qr,  and  the  east  14  of  sw  qr  of  sec  33  40  14. 
Mathias  Mann,  Guardian,  L N. 

Lot  65  in  Hyman  A Peter’s  sub  of  b 53  in  Chicago’s 
sub  of  section  19  39  14.  Sophia  Kliefoth,  Guardian. 
L N. 

That  part  of  lot  69  in  Hall’s  sub  of  b 27  in  C T’s  sub 
of  w half  and  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  17  39 14.  Wm  B 
Okeson,  Special  Commissioner.  L A. 

December  9. 

Lots  2 3 6 and  7 in  blk  34  in  the  Original  Sub  of  Ir- 
ving Park,  being  a sub  of  the  s e quar  of  sec  15  40  13, 
and  the  n Vi  of  ne  qr  of  sec  22  40  13.  A F Stevenson, 
Master.  L N. 

Dec.  IO. 

Lot  6 in  b 3 in  Me  Reynold’s  add.  Mary  Ruf,Admx. 
L.  A. 

Dec.  15. 

Lots  8 20  27  39  46  and  58  in  Kimball’s  sub  of  w Vi  of 
ne  qr  ne  %,  of  sec  14  39  13, and  Its  9 to  10  & 23  to  32  in 
W O Cole’s  sub  of  lots  7 to  12  and  19  to  26  of  b 5 of  L 
Stave’s  sub  of  part  of  ne  qr  of  sec  36  46  13.  Harvey 
W Booth,  Guardian.  LN. 


HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

— Twisted  wore  in  mahogany  and  in  ma- 
ple decorate  many  screen  frames. 

— Stained  glass  screens  are  the  loveliest 
of  all  fire-screens,  with  their  jewelings  of 
cut  crystal,  affording  a brilliant  play  of 
color. 

— Candles  on  the  tables  and  lamps  about 
the  room  are  much  more  used  than  lights 
from  the  ceiling;  both  candles  and  lamps 
should  always  have  shades. 

— The  newest  piano  covers  are  made  in 
plush,  not  to  fit.  but  to  be  thrown  over  care- 
lessly and  sparsely  worked  with  circles  in 
gold  thread  and  silk. 

— Cameo  glass  candle  shades  in  tulip  form 
are  novelties. 


REAL  ESTATE  LAW. 

Henry  H.  Gage  v.The  People  exrel.  William 

C.  Seip.  Filed  at  Ottawa,  October,  1886. 

1.  Taxes. — Back  taxes — Subdividing  and 
extending  as  to  parts  of  the  original  tract. 
—Where  a tract  of  land,  upon  which  are 
unpaid  bacK  taxes,  is  subdivided  into  blocks 
and  lots  by  the  court  in  a suit  for  partition, 
the  county  clerk  will  have  no  authority  to 
divide  such  back  taxes  and  extend  the  seve- 
ral parts  upon  the  lots  and  blocks,  espec-  j 
ially  upon  lots  bought  by  a party  at  a tax  ; 
sale  subsequent  to  the  accruing  of  such 
bacK  taxes. 

2.  An  eighty  acre  tract  of  land  was  as- 

sessed as  one  tract  from  1873  to  1880,  and 
the  taxes  not  being  paid  they  were  extend- 
ed for  each  succeeding  year  as  bacK  taxes. 
In  1880  the  land  was  forfeited  for  the  non- 
payment of  the  taxes  for  1879.  In  1880  the 
land  was  assessed  as  lots  according  to  a plat 
in  a proceeding  for  partition.  In  1881  cer- 
tain of  the  lots  were  sold  for  the  taxes  of 
1880,  there  being  no  back  taxes  extended 
for  the  years  1880,  1881,  1882  and  1883,  and 
the  purchaser  obtained  a deed  for  the  same. 
After  his  deed,  in  1884,  the  county  clerk  ex- 
tended a portion  of  such  back  taxes  upon 
such  lots:  Held,  that  he  had  no  authority 

of  law  to  extend  such  taxes. 

The  judgment  under  which  Gage  pur- 
chased made  the  amount  due  on  the  prop- 
erty at  that  time  res  judicata:  Williams  v. 

Amroyd,  7 Oranch,  432;  Graceland  Ceme- 
tery Co.  v.  People.  92  111,  619. 

Section  278  of  the  Revenue  Law  prohib- 
its the  bringing  forward  of  the  charge 
against  these  lots.  See  also  Sec.  229  and 
129.  From  these  it  appears  that  if  the  bacs 
tax  is  not  brought  forward  from  year  to 
year,  it  shall  not  be  brought  forward  against 
the  land  after  it  has  changed  ownership  andi: 
become  the  property  of  one  who  does  not 
owe  the  tax. 

There  is  no  provision  in  the  law  that  will 
permit  the  clerk  to  extend  back  taxes  upon 
one  lot,  which  are  brought  forward  from 
other  or  different  property:  StamposKi  v. 

Stanley,  109  111.  210. 

The  only  provision  of  law  authorizing  the  I 
clerK  to  extend  back  taxes  at  all,  makes  it' 
imperative  that  they  shall  be  extended  with 
and  form  part  of  the  current  taxes:  Stam- 

poski  v Stanley,  supra;  Neff  v.  Smith,  111 
111.  100. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED. 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


PETER  E.  POL1, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

CARTOON  PIERES, 


FOR  INTERIOR  DECORATION. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


YAR1>  I* RICKS 
Building  Material. 

Common  building  brick $ 7 00@  7 25 

Trenton  pressed  brick 40  .. 

St.  Louis  pressed  brick 27 

Philadelphia  pressed  brick  47  .. 

Milwaukee  pressed  brick 25 

Indiana  pressed  brick  16  00@20  . . 

Baltimore  pressed  brick . 55 

File  brick 25  00@4U 

Lime,  ^ bbl 

Lime,  in  bulk,  bb[ 

Colored  mortar,  ib 

Stucco,  3P  it)  

Plasteridg  hair,  bu 

White  sand  

Akron  and  Utica  cement,  bbl 

Louisville  and  Milwaukee  cement,  U bbl 

Portland  cement,  bbl 3 

Marble  dust,  3$  bbl 


75@  90 

60 
4 

1 75@  1 95 
20@  25 

1 05 
1 00 
1 25 
3 25 
1 75 


THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — BOUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch $47  00@48  (Ml 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1%  and  1%  inches 45  . . @48  00 

3d  clear,  1 !4  and  114  42  ..@43  00 

2 inches ”^44  . . 

A select,  114  and  114  inches 38  ..@39  .. 

A select,  2 inches 40  . . @41  . . 

B select,  1%,  114  and  2 inches 31  00@32  . . 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together  26  . . @27  . . 

2x4  B,  select 20 

2x6  clear  and  select 34 

2x8 36  .. 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — BOUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear  46  00@47  00 

3d  clear 40  . .@42  . . 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward  34  . . @35  . . 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  ..@35  .. 

7 and  8 inches  B (base)  30  ..@31  .. 

B select,  25  . . @26  . . 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward,  24  ..@25  .. 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOABDS — BOUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 41  00@12  00 

B 36  ..@37  .. 

C 31  ..@32  .. 

12  in.  com.,  12  ft 14  ..@15  .. 

18  ft 16  . 

12-inch  com,  10  and  20  ft 16  50@18  . . 

D stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  19  . .@20  . . 

18  feet 22  . . @23  . . 

20  feet  23 

12  in,  No  2, 12  ft 13  00 

14  and  16  ft 12  . . @12  50 

BOX  BOABDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — BOUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

Add  to  foregoing  prices  for  dressing  one  side,  $B 
two  sides,  $1  50. 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  ank  fencing,  for  dressing 
one  side,  $1;  two  sides,  $1.50. 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00@23  00 

A,  20  . . @21  50 

B 18  50@20  50 

C 14  5U@15 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch 30  . @32 

Clear  and  A,  34 -inch,  6 inch 32  . .@33  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 28  . . @29  00 

B,  K insh  . 6 inch 31  ..@32  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOABDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 12  ..@13  00 

,‘  14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  0d@14 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  ..@12 

No.  3 “ “ 8 50@  9 

Common  1%  and  1‘4-inch 12  50@15  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet IS  50@14  50 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  ..(©14  . 

No.  2 fencing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 10  50@11  50 

No  2 „ 16  ft 11  50@12  50 

No  3,  all  lengths 8 5U@  9 00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12  and  14 12  5U@12  50 

“ 16  ft 12  5U@13  50 

Norway,  No  1 14  .. 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
On  side,  $1  two  sides.  $1  50. 

FLOOBING DEESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch 33  50  to  34 

B 31  . . to  32 

C 23  ..  to  24  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch 

10  feet  

Clear  and  A 4-inch 30 

B 1 28 

C 24 

Norway  clear  and  A, 21 

B,  6-inch 19 

B,  4-inch 19 

C,  6-inch 17 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or 

ship  lap 14  50  to  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or 

ship  lap 15  . . to  16  . . 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 39  60 

B 35  10 

0 26  . . to  27 

FLOOBING  RTBIFS— BOUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear $39  00 

A siding  strips 36  00  to  37  00 

A flooring  strips  31  . . to  32 

B “ “ 29  . . to  30  . . 

0 “ “ 22  ..  to  23  .. 

SIDING— TIED. 

1st  and  2d  clear 21  . . to  22 

A siding 19  50  to  20  50 

B 18  . . to  19  50 

C 13  50  to  14  U0 

Fencing  siding,  UD’ 9 50  to  10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

TIMBEB,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

Note. — The  prices  quoted  in  the  table  are  those 
Bxed  by  the  meeting  of  Sept.  7.  The  present  selling 
prices  are  $12  for  2x4  to  2x10,  12  to  16  feet;  $12.50@ 
13  for  same  sizes,  18  feet.  For  longer  lengths,  and 
for  all  2x12  and  small  timbers,  there  are  but  slight 
concessions  made  from  the  List,  if  any. 

All  2x4,  2x6,  2x8  & 2x10—12,  14,  16  feet.. 

“ “ " “ 2x12,  4x4  to  8x8 — 

18  feet 

All  2x12,  4x4  to  8x8—12,  14  and  16  feet. . . 

All  2x4—20, 22  and  24  feet 


CAR  LOTS  ItltV. 

All  2x6—20  feet 

“ — 22  feet 

“ —24  feet 

All  2x8—2  ) feet  

—22  feet 
24  feet 
2x10—20  feet 

•22  and  24  ft 

2x12—20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $17 . 24  ft, 

4x4  to  8x8—20  ft,  $15 . 22  ft,  $16.  24  ft, 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width  . 

2x4,  cull,  12,  14  and  16  ft 10  « @10  50 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES, 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 to  11 

8 inch,  sawed  14.  1 feet 

9 to  11,  “ 54,  7 feet “ 

5 % inch,  “ !4,  7 feet ‘/2 

6 “ “ y,,  7 feet 

7 “ “ %,  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ ‘/2,  7 feet 16 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common *8  00@9  00 

Flat, rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  on 

154  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected ...  19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

254-inch 00  60 

254-inch 00  65 

3-inch 

SHINGLES — CAB  LOADS. 

Fxtra  A $2  25@2  40 

Chrdce^A • ••  2 lu@2  20 

Standard  A 2 10 

Extra  Cedar  ‘ *0 

Standard  Cedar ■ • • • • / uu 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  lees  thaD 
car  lots. 

Lath — cab  loads— Dry 1 i0 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(fibst  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Ikon  Oobnioes,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319-321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcim  ining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 
Building  Materials  q j-,  i caeo . 

For  Sale. 


SEWER 


RHOADS  & 

RAMSEY. 

107  La  SalieSt. 

Yards— 89  N.  Elizabeth 
Street. 

35th  st.  & L & a.  M.s.  b.b. 


FIRE  BRICK 


FIRE  CLAY. 


P-l-P-E. 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in 00@U  0° 

Common }•> 

Cull 10  00  12 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  llA  in 23  00 

Thicker. . 

Common 
Cull 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

1st  & 2d 
Common 

Cull 

Timbers J” 

Quarter-sawed 35  UJ 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 22  00 

Common 12  uu 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

l6t  and  2d 

Axles 
Cull .... 

Beaches 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 

Thicker 
Common 
Cull 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up . 
isters,  3x3 . . . 
llA*llA  & 2x2 

CHERRY. 

let  & 2d,  in 65  00 

Thick 
Common 
Cull 

BUTTERNUT, 

1st  & 2d 

1st  & 2d,  1)4  in  and  up 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 

1st  and  2d,  1!4  inch  and  upwards 35  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 
Common 
Cull 

Log  run 

HARD  MAPLE. 

1st  & 2d 
Common 
Cull 

BASSWOOD. 

1st  & 2d 
Common 
Cull 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

— AND — 

estate  of  f.  c.  porter, 

REAL  ESTATE)  108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St.,  - Chicago. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17.  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 


SWEZEY’S 

IMPROVED 

Dumb 
W aiter 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 


$§111?  A.  TJT O ATIC 


CATCH. 


LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 

NOW  IN  USE! 


entire  satisfaction. 


ipjg-  Adopted  by  ail  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THh 

BEST  IX  THE  MARKET. 


12  50 
13  o 

Hi 


SWEZEY, 

STREET 

CHICACO, 


1st  & 2d 
Common 
Cull 

BOCK  ELM. 

15tfl  2d 

Common 

Cull 

SYCAMORE. 

Common  and  better . . . 


Common  and  better .... 

Cull 

Log  Run 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling . . 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 2b  uu 

CYPRESS. 

1st  A 2d 30  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 Ride.. . 

“ “ “ rough 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 
Fancy  butt 


Cashier’s  Desk — No.  21. 

WM.  LUMLEY,  Manager. 


No.  24. 

1 94  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 


Orr  & Lockett, 

DEALERS  I2ST 


-A.3STXD- 


Builders'  Hardware, 


DECORATORS. 


Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wabash  Avenue. 

Refey  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

Alfred  Cowles,  Sec.  & Treas.  Tribune  Co  , 

1919  Michigan  ave. 

Edwin  Walker,  2612  Michigan  ave. 

Cbas.  A.  Spring,  Jr.,  Gen’l  Sup’t  McCormick  Har- 
vester Co.  448  Dearborn  ave. 

Cathedral  S.  S.  Peter  and  Paul, 

Washington  Boulevard,  cor.  Peoria  St. 
Geo.  A.  Armour,  1932  Calumet  av 
W.  H.  Laird— (Laird,  Norton  & Co  ) 

Winona,  Minn. 


Fine  Cutlery, 

And  TOOLS, 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 

184  & 186  Clark  St.,  and  138  Monroe  St. 

WE  MAKE  A SPECIALTY  OF 

FINE  BRONZE  TRIMMINGS, 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  Sole  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES! 


Ranges, 


Fire-Place  and  Room 


Heaters, 


with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 


Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 


Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STRPT. 


J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 


N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  >■  “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


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Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


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Newspaper  Advertising  Itureau, 
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A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago 

Manufacturers 
of  fine 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and.  Bailings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTEBIOE 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

—AS— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets 

Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  (Iron  or  Brass) 

PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


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Royal  Insurance  3o.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Eire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

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DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  PATENT  STOP  AND 
WASTE  COCK  <£  WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


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HOUSE  DECORATING, 

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casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 

BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

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Vol.  XXVIII.— No  4S. 


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236  SOUTH  WATER  ST. 

Are  now  publishing  a reliable  and  complete  ATLAS  of  the  TO^A^IM  OF 
CICERO.  Scale,  200  ft.  to  an  inch.  Price,  $40.  Full  Bound.  Also  have 
in  preparation  an  ATLAS  of  JEFFERSON.  EDWIN  IVIILNER,  Agt, 


MAIN  OFFICE:— 103  DEARBORN  ST. 


VAIthS  ASI>  OFFICES:  , , ..  ,, 

CITY  ( Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  R.  / LAK*,  » 

Telephone  1303.  I Clybourn  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R.  (Telephone  J9o» 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  M\lt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Eire  Proof 

SI  MPSON  B ROS., 


Room  15.  159  LaSalle  Street,  CHICAGO, 
Telephone  8*3. 


ILL. 


DIRECTORY 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 


-)  -A.GENTS.  (■ 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.i 
ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  153  East  Randolph  st. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  & CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 
BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BERGSTEDT,  C.  G.,  80  Dearborn  st.  Room  19. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BRINTON,  H.  H„  1187  & 1334  VanBuren  St. 
BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 


CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J,  J..  Room  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 
CULLERTON,  E,  F.,  Rooms  15  & 16—195  La  Lalle  St. 


J>AVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

DVORAK  & PECHA,  439  West  18th  St.,  Chicago,  111 


EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st.  • 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 


CrALLISTEL,  M,  W.,  cor.  ave.  K.  and  106th  St.,  Cole- 
hour,  III. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  6,  125  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  & Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  & ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GRIFFIN  & DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  & Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 


MAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  & Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 


JANSSEN  & BOS  WORTH,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  and 
Belmont  aves. 


.LANE,  Jas.  R.,  196  La  Salle  St. 

LEAGUE,  Wm,,  & Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  I740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  & GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 


3IAGILL,  J.  C.,  & Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  & COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  & Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

TTTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  6t. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


NATHAN.  L.,  Rms.  53  and  64,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W.  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 
NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 


OSBORNE&  KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 


PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  Si  110  Dearborn  st. 
PARROTT.  J.  J„  1072  Polk  Street. 


KEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 


REED  Si  HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,  Si  SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 


SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av.! 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St.-Room  49. 
SCHRADER  BROS.,  79  and  81  Fifth  av. 
SEYMODR  & CO.,  149  LaSalle  St. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  Si  Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SMITH  Si  GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  Si  DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 
STRAUS,  F.  W„  164  Washsngton  St. 

STANLEY.  P.  E.  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 
STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 


TIDHOLM  Si  REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 
TRANTINA,  JOHN,  715  Allport  St , Chicago,  II 
TULLY  Si  KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 


VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 


^ ALKER'S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  Si  Co.,  Em.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 


VOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  Si  Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  O.,  Si  Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 


ANDERSON,  E.  W„  64  Waldo  Place. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 


ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  Si  86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


K.ERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  Si  Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  Si  MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  Sr  118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 


CHANDLER  Si  CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 
CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  (Estate of)  157  Randolph  St, 
DREYER,  E.  S.,  Si  Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  Si  Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 


THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  Si  268  Wabash  ave. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 


CUDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Architect, 


CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F.,  239  West  Chicago  ave. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 


DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 


MANNEGOLD  Si  HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  Si  69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel. No.  9817. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 


BRANDT,  H E.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 


CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  8001. 


REAL  ESTATE  ^BUILDING  JOURNAL 

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PUBLISHED  UW.BY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  160  Washington  S'ireet,  Chicago. 

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Enteredjit  Chicago  Post  office  as  second-clas9  matter 

ADVERTISING  RATES 

OF  THE 

Real  Estate  & Building  Journal. 

OFFICE:  164  and  1 66  Washington  St.,  Rooms  12  and  14. 

One  Bquare,  1 month,  $4;  3 months,  $11;  6 months,  $20 
1 year,  $36. 

Two  squares,  1 month,  $6;  3 months,  $17;  6 months 
*32;  1 year,  $60. 

T$456  Square8’  1 month’  *9;  3 months,  $25;  6 months. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 months 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 months 
$150.  1 

Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  mov- 
able, and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  the 
front  page. 

Advertisements  payable  quarterly  in  advance. 

Terms  of  Subscription, 

Postage  prepaid. 

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Canada *’*  $ <-  qo 

Great  Britain ' $6  00 

Germany,  France  Austria  etc . *.*.  .,$6  00 


H.  B.  BRYANT’S 


SHORT-HAND  INSTITUTE, 


English  Training  School. 


NORTON  D„  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 


CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8 — 165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


7. - 

8. - 


-Over  $40,000  are  expended  annually  in  furnishing 
the  facilities  that  this  institution  oilers. 


Wood  Carpets. 


9.- 


CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Address  for  circulars  or  further  information, 


H.  B.  BRYANT  & SON, 

81  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO.,122-126  Washington. 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  & RICKCORDS,  85  & 87  Dear- 
born st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Court 
House. 


W.  L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  I,oan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


Lyon 


& Healy 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 


ROBERTS  J.D.  39  Canal  st. 


Chicago  Business  College, 


-This  is  the  largest  and  best  equipped  Business 
College  in  the  United  States. 

-Young  Men  and  Women  are  here  made  compe- 
tent and  put  in  the  way  of  earning  their  own 
living. 

-There  are  Two  General  Courses,— 1,  the  Busi- 
ness Course;  2,  the  Course  in  Short  Hand  and 
Type  Writing. 

-Either  course  prepares  one  for  Self-support,  and 
the  knowledge  can  be  put  into  immediate  use. 

-The  English  Branches  are  also  taught  for  the 
benefit  of  those  who  have  negieeted  their  early 
education. 


-Graduates  of  High  Schools  and  Literary  Colleges 
need  this  Practical  Training,  and  they  patron-  > 
ize  this  College,  as  it  furnishes  the  Highest  ‘ 
Class  of  Instruction. 


Mr.  H.  B.  Bryant  was  the  senior  member  of  the 
well-known  firm  of  Bryant  and  Stratton,  who  \ 
established  the  chain  of  Colleges  in  48  cities.  ' 
Every  Young  Man  and  Young  Woman  needs  the 
practical  Training  that  this  College  affords. 


Builders’  Blacksmithing. 


Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  he  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Eive- 
Xing.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib-  | 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt.  * 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  ths.MU' 
sical  Profession. 


BRITTIAN,  J.  C.,  119  Quincy  St. 


WAREROOIIS; 

State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


E.  W.  ZANDER  & CO., 

Real -Estate,1^  Renting, 

169  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold.  Estates  Managed. 
Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid  and  Insurance 
Placed.  Telephone,  14SC. 

EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON, 

R.ea.1  Estate  Brokers 

MORTGAGE  GOANS. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

^-Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  Non- 
residents. 


H.  A.  HURLBUT. 

LOANS  ON 

City  Improved  Real  Estate 

INVESTMENTS. 

165  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO, 

REED  & HUItLBUT,  No.  11  Pine  Street,  New  York. 


J.  P.  MALLETTE. 

O B.  EGELESTON, 


R.  E.  BROWNELL. 

u a.  - SPECIAL. 

J.  P.  MALLETTE  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS 

.A.2STH)  HSTSTTK.A-lSrOE, 

OFFICES: 

Chicago.— Room  517,  Royal  Insurance  Building. 

Telephone  No.  1602. 

Englewood. — Rooms  2 and  3 Central  Block. 

Telephone  No.  15. 


C.  U.  GORDON. 


(o,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


T9  Dearborn  St., 

CHICAGO. 


LUCKY  NUMBERSl 

ONE!  FOUR  USTINE 

FREE  CSFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  183C 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS, 

149  Madison  Street. 


F A Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

8 CORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected  Estates  Managed  anil  Taxes  Pai 
for  Nnn-lteriilentn,  Ileal  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No  4& 

OH  AS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELI 

FRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  I.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

Time  Loans  Negotiated 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JAS*  M-  MARSHALL.  \ 

MIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents. 

Q 

y.  d.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Merigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Seal  Estate,  Lean  ant  Financial  Apnts,  , 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  ot  non-residents. 

K a ZUTTERMEISTER.  <=•  H-  PUSCHEW. 

H.  C.  ZDTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents  Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 

placed  in  reliable  companies. 

^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-slass  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate,  j 

XjO-A-ISXS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

H.  FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  La  Salle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & GO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

tEOOIxC  lO, 

99  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

E.  S.  DRETER  & CO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

H.  L.  TURNER.  w-  A-  UOND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate  mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

Thor  B Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  Y.Pres 
Basi  l D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash  r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Renta  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO 

F,  A,  BRAGG  & GO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
i CHICAGO. 

Especi  ’ttention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  "Trustee. 

••o^o»* 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  and  7”  Illinois  Nat  1 Bank  Bldg. 

D.  G.  HAMILTON, 

DEALER  IN 

Real  Estate  1 Mortgage 
Investments,? 

^ 91  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 

A.  O.  BOSWORTH.  H-  H-  JANS8EN. 

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Tire  Insurance, 

Lake  View  Agents  for  sale  of  Lots  in  Lane 
Park  Headquarters  for  Lake  View  property. 

Main  Offlce.N.  W.cor.  Lincoln  & Belmont  avs. 

Branch  Office,  cor.  Southport  ave.  and  Otto  Street, 
LakeView  Ills. 

GEO.  M.  BOGUE. 


BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 


SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BDT,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

OUST  COMMISSION. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


J.  C.  MflGILL  & CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

125  La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 


BRUCE  B.  BARNET. 


EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 

JAS.  It.  LANE, 

IR,  E A I_i  - E S T .A.  T E , 
196  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

Lane  Park  Lots— Lake  View. 

Grand  Native  Trees— Solid  Concrete  Walks— Stone 
Curbing  in  streets.  6,  8 and  12  in.  Water  Mams. 
Building  lines  established.  Four  miles  from  center 
of  city.  Easily  reached  by  Steam  and  Street  Cars. 
Prices  moderate.  Term  easy— 6 per  cent.  Houses 
built  to  order.  

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and.Einancial  Agent. 

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


R.  W.  BRIDGE. 

185ADearl3orn'_St. 

Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


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CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  NOV.  27,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

A remarkable  good  feeling  continues  in 
both  the  real  estate  and  loan  interests. 

Whilo  there  are  no  large  deals  or  a great 
amount  of  business  being  transacted,  it 
bodes  no  ill-omen  as,  it  is  but  the  natural 
course  of  the  marnet. 

Plans  are  being  laid,  however,  and  pre- 
parations are  going  on  in  anticipation  of  an 
early  trade  for  the  coming  year.  This  ac- 
counts in  part  for  the  activity  in  acres, 
which  has  been  manifest  in  the  market  dur- 
ing the  past  few  weeks. 

The  favorite  locations  seem  to  be  Lane 
View  at  the  north  and  that  property  lying 
between  the  Illinois  Central  & Rock  Island 
Railroad,  39th  and  63d  streets  to  the  south. 

The  resources  of  the  business  district  on 
Dearborn  street,  3rd  and  4th  avenues  and 
south  of  Van  Buren,  opened  up  and  devel- 
oped within  the  present  year,  seems  to  be 
more  than  necessary  to  fill  the  demands  of 
the  printing  houses  which  have  centered  at 
this  point.  Other  branches  of  business  are 
expected  to  locate  here.  Effort  will  be  made 
to  direct  the  attention  of  New  York  houses 
to  this  location  as  the  place  for  the  establish- 
ment of  their  branch  departments,  many  of 
whom  are  looking  to  Chicago  with  this  in 
view. 

Favorable  reports  come  from  South  Chi- 
cago in  regard  to  the  business  interests  of 
that  point.  The  mills  are  running  full  blast 
and  give  employment  to  larger  numbers  of 
men  than  ever.  A prominent  dealer  in 
speaking  of  the  trade  in  avenue  property  on 
the  South  side,  reports  an  excellent  market 
during  the  summer  and  fall  months. 

There  has  been  a marked  increase  in  the 
value  of  much  of  the  property.  In  illustra- 
tion of  this  point,  may  be  cited:  the  real  es- 
tate on  Michigan  Av.  between  35th  and  39th 
streets,  which  has  increased  over  $100  a foot 
during  the  last  year  and  commanded  a large 
number  of  buyers  at  these  prices. 

The  one  point  to  be  noticed  in  these  sales 
has  been  the  purchase  for  actual  use  and 
improvement. 

A renewed  inquiry  is  also  noticeable  in 
State  St,  property  between  31st  and  63d  Sts 
Several  are  turning  their  attention  to  this 
property  and  are  ready  to  make  large  pur 
chases.  Property  in  the  vicinity  of  the  park 
and  51st  street  has  received  anew  inquiry 
during  the  last  thirty  days. 

The  general  impression  is  prevalent  that 
there  will  be  an  improvement  in  the  real  es 
tate  of  the  avenues  to  the  south  after  the  1st 
of  January. 

The  lack  of  railroad  facilities  has  caused 
the  property  between  the  Illinois  Central 
and  Rock  Island  Railroad  to  sell  at  prices 
lower  than  were  bought  fifteen  years  ago. 
But  the  prospect  at  present  is  toward  an  in- 
crease in  its  accessability  to  the  city,  which 
willdivert  the  attention  of  the  public  to  this 
location. 

Lindemann  & Son  have  just  opened  up  a 
subdivision  between  Nellie  and  Addison  Avs 
Clark  and  Racine,  comprising  67  lots,  rang- 
ing in  price  from  $550  to  $1500.  A depot  is 
located  at  one  corner  of  the  subdivision 
The  firm  report  an  upward  tendency  in 
the  real  estate  of  Lake  View. 


Gustavus  Anderson  has  sold  all  the  lots  in 
the  Culver’s  Park  addition  to  Lake  View, 
comprising  186  during  the  season.  He  has 
recently  placed  a new  subdivision  of  208  lots 
at  Summerdale  in  Lane  View. 

Hannah  & Hogg,  saloonkeepers  have  leas- 
ed the  block  on  the  southwest  corner  Madi- 
son and  Halsted  Sts,  for  five  years  at  $18,500 
per  annum,  they  to  make  improvements. 

Willoughby,  Hill  <&  Co.  are  looKing  for  a 
building  for  a clothing  house  in  same  local- 
ity. Henry  Beidler  has  leased  100x200  ft  on 
W.  Madison  St.  east  of  Sea’s  notion  store  to 
an  eastern  party  fora  theater  to  be  com- 
menced May  1,  1887. 


PUBLIC  IMPROVEMENTS. 

A special  jury  from  the  Superior  court 
have  begun  the  examination  of  property  in 
the  line  of  the  proposed  extension  and  op- 
ening of  Canal  St.  from  Lumber  st  south. 
The  plan  is  to  open  Canal  st  and  connect 
Archer  av  and  Hanover  st,  to  be  known  as 
Canal  st,  and  thus  form  a continuous  tho- 
roughfare between  the  West  side  and  the 
city  limits  on  the  South.  $75,000  will  be 
assessed  for  the  bridge  at  21st  St.  and  the 
river.  The  improvement  to  be  carried 
through  by  the  next  appropriation  bill  to 
come  before  the  council  in  January.  This 
will  give  the  city  one  more  direct  outlet  on 
north  and  south  streets  between  State  and 
Halsted. 

Commisioner  Purdy  has  awarded  the  con- 
tract for  paving  Rush  street,  between  Illi- 
nois and  North  Water  street,  with  Cedar 
blocks  on  concrete  foundation,  to  Jas.  Con- 
lan  for  $1.37%  per  square  yard.  The  high- 
est bidder  asked  $1.66.  and  the  indications 
are  that  only  the  concrete  foundations  will 
be  laid  this  year,  and  the  blocss  placed  in 
the  concrete  when  the  frost  leaves  the  ground 
about  May,  1887. 

Deabbobn  Pabk. 

The  Board  of  Directore  of  the  Public  Li- 
brary held  a meeting  recently,  to  discuss  the 
disposition  of  Dearborn  Park,  owned  by  the 
Government  which  is  willing  to  turn  it  over 
to  the  City  of  Chicago  for  public  use. 

The  property  is  bounded  as  follows-  On 
the  north  by  Randolph  st,  on  the  east  by 
Michican  av,  on  the  south  by  Washington  st; 
on  the  west  by  Dearborn  Place.  If  Congress 
will  cede  the  property  to  the  city  for  the  use 
of  the  Public  Library,  it  is  proposed  to  erect 
buildiDgs  thereon  suitable  for  library  pur- 
poses. * 


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WRIGHT  & TURNER, 

0,1  Estate, 

Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

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CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


GOING  BACK  OlV  CHICAGO. 

Mr.  Armour,  the  well-known  pork  packer 
of  Chicago,  in  speasing  in  reference  to  the 
outlook  of  business,  says  “ the  day  of  Chi- 
cago’s supremacy  as  a pork  packing  center 
will  soon  be  a thing  of  the  past.  Kansas 
City,  Cedar  Rapids  and  other  western  points 
are  fast  taking  business  away  from  here. 
Take  Kansas  City,  for  instance:  the  price 
of  hogs  is  25c  a hundred  less  than  it  is  here, 
while  her  freight  rates  to  all  western  and 
southern  points  are  as  low  as  ours  and  her 
freight  rates  to  the  Atlantic  seaboard  are 
only  12  or  at  most  15  cents  a hundred  high- 
er. In  other  words,  Kansas  City’s  freight 
rates  to  markets  where  90  per  cent  of  our 
products  are  sold,  are  just  as  good  as  ours, 
whim  hogs  are  cheaper.  What  is  true  of 
Kansas  City  is  true  in  greater  or  less  degree 
of  the  other  western  points.  It  is  a natural 
course  of  events.  The  corn  belt  has  moved 
west  and  with  it  hog  raising.  It  is  history 
repeating  itself.  Only  a few  years  ago  Chi- 
cago took  away  the  supremacy  from  Cin- 
cinnati and  St.  Louis.  To  show  this  is  not 
idle  talk  brought  on  by  present  troubles,  I 
will  say  I have  not  added  a single  brick  to 
my  pacKing  house  property  here  in  Chicago, 
while  in  Kansas  City,  where  I already  had 
$1,500,000  worth  of  packing  house  prop- 
erty, I have  built  $300,000  worth  additional 
this  summer,  and  between  now  and- next 
January  will  build  another  $300,000.” 


3>To-  lrZ O Dearborn  Street,  Glricago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 
Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  o 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

JE-iF' Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers  . 


LIMITING  THE  HEIGHT  OF  NEW 
BUIDSSGS. 

The  Law  a Head  Letter. 

The  law  which  was  passed  a year  or  more 
ago  in  New  York,  limiting  the  heigth  of 
dwelling-houses  to  a maximum  of  eighty 
feet  from  the  sidewalK,  has,  like  so  many 
others  of  the  statutes  which  we  pay  our  les- 
islators  for  composing,  proved  a dead  letter. 
It  is  not  qnite  settled  yet  whether  it  was 
born  dead,  or  died  immediatly  after  birth, 
but  it  is  certain  that  it  never  showed  any 
signs  of  life,  and  some  doctors  in  the  law 
assert  that  it  never  possessed  the  organs 
necessary  to  vitality.  According  to  these 
learned  men,  the  statute  neither  contained 
any  provision  for  its  own  enforcement,  nor 
mentioned  any  penalty  for  its  violation; 
while,  even  if  it  had  been  fortified  by  these 
weapons,  it  was  plainly  unconstitutional, 
since  it  undertook  to  limit  men  in  the  enjoy- 
ment of  their  real  estate,  which  in  legal 
theory,  extends  from  the  surface  of  the 
ground  on  which  its  boundaries  are  drawn 
to  that  heaven  where  titles  and  taxes  have 
no  place;  and  moreover,  even  if  it  had  been 
originally  constitutional  and  vigorous,  it 
was  repealed  immediately  after  its  passage, 
by  the  passage  of  the  General  Building  law 
of  1885,  which  contains  precise  provisisns 
for  the  thickness  of  walls  in  dwelling  houses 
more  than  oue  hundred  and  fifteen  ft  high, 
under  the  rule  that  a subsequent  statute  ab- 
rogates aud  repeals  all  provisions  inconsis- 
tent with  it  which  may  be  contained  in  those 
previously  existing.  We  have  our  doubts  as 
to  the  unconstituionality  of  laws  restricting 
the  height  of  busldings,  but  our  readers  will 
observe  that  a law  which  never  had  any  life 
in  it,  nor  possessed  any  vital  parts,  and 
which  could  not  exist,  if  it  had  possessed 
them  in  the  pure,  constitutional  atmosphere 


of  New  YorK,  and  which,  moreover,  wai 
killed  immediately  after  it  was  born,  need 
have  no  great  terror  for  them,  and,  in  prac 
tice  the  people  who  wish  to  do  so  built 
houses  a hundred  feet  high  or  more  with 
just  as  much  freedom  as  they  did  before  the 
statute  was  passed.  Fortunately  for  th< 
people  of  New  York,  the  lofty  apartment 
houses  once  so  popular  are  coming  into  dis 
favor.  Their  gre.it  cost,  as  compared  with 
that  or  humbler  structures,  made  them 
doubtful  investments  in  any  but  the  mosl 
fashionable  localities,  and  the  imfirmities  oi 
construction  which  some  of  those  more  care- 
lessly or  ignorantly  designed  have  displayed 
perhaps  cast  discredit  on  the  rest,  so  that  a 
twelve  or  fifteen-story  flat  in  a second-rate 
situation  in  New  York  is  just  now  not  a very 
desirable  piece  of  property  to  own,  and  it 
will  be  many  years  before  the  fever  for 
building  them  comes  on  again. — Am.  Arch 
and  Building  News  of  Boston. 


The  attention  of  builders,  contractors 
real  estate  agents  and  property  owners  ii 
desired,  to  the  opportunity  now  offered  bi 
Larrabee  & North,  who  are  closing  out  their 
large  and  complete  line  of  builders’  hard 
ware  at  greatly  reduced  prices.  The  firm 
are  going  out  of  the  business,  hence  is 
found  the  cause  of  their  present  bargains  in 
hardware. 


— Couch  shells  cut  in  a variety  of  beauti 
ful  shapes,  and  decorated  in  oil  colors,  mak( 
very  lovely  receptacles  for  trifles;  the  cone 
shape  interior  decorated  with  a landscape 
serves  as  a paper  weight. 

— Macreme  lace,  which  once  adorned  the 
parlor  mantel,  has  been  banished  to  some 
cosy  bedroom,  where  it  is  in  better  keeping 
with  the  pretty  draped  toilet-table,  with  its 
bright  ribbons  to  correspond. 


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COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Sardis,  Miss.— A hotel  is  to  be  built  here  soon. 

Duluth,  Minn.— Fitzer  & Co  are  building  a $40,000 
storage  house. 

White  City,  Kan.— This  place  is  to  have  a school  house 
to  cost  about  $5,000 

Wichita,  Kan— The  Catholics  of  this  city  have  decided 
to  erect  a $50,000  church. 

Cottenwood  F alls, Kan.— A$3, 000  Presbyterian  church 
is  to  be  erected  here  soon. 

Dubuque,  Iowa.— The  hospital  being  built  here  by  the 
catholic  church  will  cost  $20, COO. 

Dalton,  Ga.— Has  decided  by  popular  vote  to  issue 
$30,000  of  bonds  to  build  water-works. 

Clinton,  Iowa.— The  B.  C.  R.  & N.  and  the  C.  B.  & Q. 
roads  will  build  a uniou  depot  at  this  place. 

Washburn, Wis.— This  place  will  soon  have  a handsome 
city  hall  which  will  cost  upwards  of  $10,000. 

San  Diego.  Cal.— The  project  of  building  a $100,000 
opera  house  in  this  city  will  soon  be  carried  out. 

Salibbbry,  Md. — St.Peters  P.  E.  Church  of  teis  town 
lately  burned,  will  be  rebuilt  at  a cost  of  about  $7,000. 

Detroit,  Mich.— A.  C.  Varney  will  erect  two-stores  and 
barns  at  362  and  364  W.  Fort  St.,  at  a cost  of  $7,000. 

Wilmot,  Dak.— The  fine  three-story  hotel  in  course  of 
construction  at  this  place  place  will  soon  be  ready  for  the 
furniture. 

Winfield,  Kan. — Prominent  men  of  this  city  have  uni 
ted  in  a project  to  build  the  finest  opera  house  is  this  sec- 
tion of  the  southwest. 

Springerton,  III. — Andrew  Cook  will  erect  a new  tile 
factory.  Wanted  prices  on  a five  and  six  inch  dice,  for 
Chandler  & Taylors  tile  mill. 

Pocahontas,  Ark.— Plans  and  specifications  have  been 
drawn  and  are  now  in  the  hands  of  the  building-committee 
for  the  erection  of  a stone  jail. 

Belleville,  III. — The  City  water  Co.,  of  this  place, 
advertise  for  bids  for  the  construction  of  an  ice-house,  ca- 
pacity 15,000  pounds.  Address  Col.  Lockett. 


Dayton,  Ky.— Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  at  th 
office  of  W.  R.  Brown,  architect,  283  Broadway,  Cmcinnat 
until  Dec.  7,  for  the  building  of  an  eight  room  school-house. 
Address  J.  S.  Hart,  clerk. 

Council  Bluffs,  Iowa. — Mrs.  0.  Stephenson  291  Irank- 
lin  st.,  is  about  to  commence  the  erection  of  a two-storY 
frame  residence  which  will  cost  $4,000.  Furnace  and  wood 
carpets  will  be  required. 

Ft.  Waxne,  Ind. — F.  Barrows  will  erect  a residence  J. 
M.  Barrows,  Sturgis,  Mich.,  architect  and  contractor,  cost 
$3000.Carpets,  electric  work,  gas-fixtures,  plate  and  ornam- 
ental glass,  iron  cresting. 

Peoria.  III.— C.  M.  Howard  will  soon  erect  a frame 
residence  here.  E.  A.  Curtis,  Fredonia  N.  Y.  is  the  archi- 
tect. Mantels,  grates,  plate  and  stained  glass,  dumb  waiter 
hardwood,  etc  will  be  required 

Muscatine,  Iowa. — Tom  Prosser,  will  build  a residence 
Frank  Platt,  Muscatine,  architect;  J.  E.  Howe,  Muscatine, 
contractor.  Two-stories,  frame,  carpets,  drapery,  furniture 
stained  glass,  grates,  mantels,  tile  vestibule 

Columbus,  Ohio.— Reinhard  & Fieser,  four'st°jy  brick 
business  house,  Pearl,  between  Rich  and  Walnut,  $5,000;  L. 
G.  Orebaugh.two  and  a % story  frame  dwelling,  Oak  street, 
between  Garfield  and  Monroe  avenues,  $2,500. 

Equality,  Ala.— Rev.  E.  Fullmer,  Alexander  City,  Ala 
pastor  J.  A.  Nolen  and  W.  -J  - Brogden,  Equality,  building 
committee,  cost  $5,000.  Bell,  carpets,  pulpit  and  altar 
furniture,  gas-fixtnres,  furnace  heat,  statuary 

DesMoines,  Iowa.— Aarchitect  Wn.  F.  HacKney  has 
completed  the  plans  of  the  Iowa  Loan  & Trust  Co.,  of  this 
city  to  cost  $70,000.  It  will  be  built  of  granite  and  will 
have  elevators,  steam  and  other  modern  improvements. 

Atlantic,  Iowa.— L.  Schonborn,  will  erect  a rendering 
establishment  in  connection  with  his  soap  factory.  V ill 
purchase  two  lard  cocks,  blow-of  cock,,  safety  valve  for 
tank,  steam  gauge,  water  gauge,  steam  cocks,  safety  valves. 

Wells,  Minn.— A flouring  mill  for  Ketzbach  & Co.,  is 
beinc  erected  here.  The  Milwaukee  road  has  decided  to 
enlarge  its  depot  and  give  the  place  a structure  that  will 
accommodate  the  large  number  of  people  passing  over 
that  road  from  this  place. 

Norton  Kan. — A catholic  church  is  to  be  erected  here 
at  a cost  of  $2,000.  It  will  be  35x50  ft.,  and  built  of  frame 
stained  glass,  etc.  Church  fixtures  and  furniture  pews, 
hardwood,  etc,  will  be  required.  J.  J.  Grier  and  H.  J.  Mil/, 
building  committee. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  H.  M.  Boick. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


Saulte  De  St. Maria,  Mioh.— The  county  jail  at  this 
place  will  be  repaired  and  eight  new  cells  added.,  at  a cost 
of  $3,000.  Johnston  & Johnston  are  the  architects. 

Kansas  City,  Mo. — The  city  council  of  Kansas  City,  has 
passed  an  ordinance  appropriating  $2,500  for  the  erection 
of  an  addition  to  the  city  hospital.  Address  John  Fee,  city 
physician. 


Detroit,  Mioh— Work  has  begun  on  a new  club  house 
for  the  Lake  St.  Clair  fishing  and  shooting  club.  It  will  be 
168x36,  with  a wing  100x36.  It  will  cost  $15,000.  The  de- 
signs were  furnisned  by  Rogers  & McFarland.  Also  the 
grounD  has  been  broken  for  the  Trumbull  avenue  presby- 
terian  church.  It  will  be  90x75,  and  will  be  built  of  Berea 
stone,  pressed  brick,  terra  cotta,  with  black  slate  roof  cost 
$25,000. 


^Englewood,  Ill.-B.  W.  S.  Clark  of  820  Insurance  Ex- 
change  Bldg.,  architect  has  plans  drawn  for  the  ere°tloIJ  o 
a $22,000  school  house  two  stories  50x125  ft„  and  built  of 
pressed  brick,  plate  glass  etc.  School  and  office  furniture, 
furnace,  slate  roof,  etc,  will  be  required. 

Eggleston,  ILL.-Chas.  Mitchell  will  erect  a two-story 
residence,  32x50  ft.,  costing  $6,000.  It  will  be  built  o 
frame  end  stone.  Plate  and  stained  glass,  “antels  grate^ 
furnace,  hardwood  will  be  required.  Rae  & M heelock  -.5 
Malers  Bldg.,  Chicago,  are  the  architects.  Contracts  not  let. 

Granp  Forks,  Dak.— Budge  & Ashetman,  will  build  a 
business  building.  Wm.  Russell,  Grand  Foms,  architect 
cost  $10,000.  Three-stories,  brick,  awnings,  wire  connte 
and  office  railings,  fire  escapes,  fire-proofing,  lodge-room 
furniture,  gas-fixtures,  plate  glass, grates,  furnace  or  steam 
heat,  etc. 

St.  Joseph,  Mo.— The  St.  Joseph  Pump  Co.,  will  erect  a 
pump  factory  at  a cost  of  $10,000.  It  will  be  two-stones 
high1  and  built  of  brick,  iron,  etc.  Vault,  gas-fixtures  ga 
engine,  grates  furnace,  boilers  freight  eleva tor  safe  etc. 
will  be  required.  Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not  let. 
Address  E.  A.  King,  supdrintendent  and  secretary,  bt.  Jos- 
eph, Missouri. 

Milwaukee,  Wis.— L.  Myers,  proprietor  of  the  Eagle 
Lye  works, is  erecting  a new  factory  building  on  Erie  street 
near  Broadway,  at  a cost  of  $10,000.  C.  A Gombert  is  the 
architect.  Mr.  Gombert  has  also  prepared  the  plans  tor  a 
frame  residence  for  Charles  Bussey,  on  Twenk«^tre*^ 
between  Cedar  and  State  streets,  to  cost  $3,800  and 
country  residence  for  John  B.  Buss,  to  be  built  near  St.Loms 
at  a cost  of  $6,000. 

Cincinnati.  Ohio.— J.  & A.  Simpkinson  & Co.,  216  West 
Fourth  street  will  build  a shoe  factory  Samual  Hannafork 
Sixth  and  Vine  streets,  Cincinnati,  architect;  cost  $60,000. 
Contracts  not  let  for  the  following.  Gas-fixtures,  one  steam 
passenger  and  one  steam  freight  elevator,  plumbing,  machi- 
nery for  manufacturing  shoes, two  boilers^  shafting,  pulleys 
and  hangers;  Also  G.  fi.  Ware,  81  Garfield  place,  will  build 
a store  Ind  fiat  building.  Contracts  not  let  for  the  follow- 
ing: Plate  glass,  grates,  hardwood  finish,  slate  andiron 

mantels,  stone  curbing  and  sidewalks,  awnings,  office  fur- 
niture and  fixtures,  gas-fixtures. 


Reoorts  of  New  Buildings  and  Buildings  to  be  Erected.  in  advance  of  Permits. 

^ For  the  week  ending  No v.  27,  1886. See  Official  Report  of  Building  Permits,  Fifth  age.  - 


OWNER. 


Theo  Schulz. ... 

J Kramer  

Messrs  Sheldon. 
J S Belden 


Chas  Gtifleth 

J Nieman 

A Burton  

J W Brooks 

J L Fasse 

Wm  Kasper 

Dr  Dudley 

J S Carter 

P H Heftron 

L A Elliel  

Oscar  Burdick 

Henry  Corwith 

Jas  Ryan 

W T Nelson. 

E A Tyler 

A L Dewar. 

Chas  Mitchell 

H H Wise. 

Mrs  R Gallagher 

Presbyterian  Society  . 

E C Schumacher 

Humboldt,  111 . 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


Stores  and  flats 

Dwelling 

Business  Building 

Stores  and  flats 

Residence 

Stores  and  flats 

Dwelling 

Stores  and  flats 

Residence  

Flat  dwelling 

Stores  and  flats 

Residence 

Residence  

European  Hotel 

Dwelling 

5 Dwellings 

Stores  and  flats  


SIZE. 


70x25 


611x150 

50x80 

25x90 

50x50 

22x62 

28x83 

22x53’ 

82x93 

' 35x70 
100x90 


LOCATION. 


3 Dwellings 

Alteration  of  dwelling 
Dwelling 


Chicago 


Jackson,  near  Quincy  st 

Lake  av  and  43d  st  

Michigan  av  and  15th  st 

Chicago  

4 9 Dearborn  av  

Chicago  av  and  Larrabee  st 

Woodlawn  av  and  50th  st 

135  Hudson  av 

Blue  Isld  av  and  19te  st 

1619  Indiana  av 

Michigan  av  and  37th  st 

Clark  st 

3538  Ellis  av  

Oakenwold  av 

552  & 554  Madison  st 

Taylor  k Halsted  sts 

Rhodes  av  and  39th  st 

Lake  Geneva  . 

Englewood,  111  • 

Decatur 


COST 


ARCHITECT  OR  BUILDER. 


DESCRIPTION. 


11000 
18  ” 
911000 
12000 
300i’0 
10000 
7000 
9000 
25  “ 

30000 
12000 
35000 
150  “ 
12  “ 
20000 
18000 
30000 
18000 
6000 
16  “ 
6000 
25000 
20000 
3000 
4000 
9000 


Wm  Alhaber,  Milwaukee  and  Ashland  av 

J H Carpenter,  156  Washington  st 

Burling  k Whitehouse,  38  Clark  st 

H F Starbuclt,  Ashland  Blk 

Ackerman  k Sullivan,  Ashland  Blk 

Rae  & Wheelock,  Mailer’s  Bldg 

J Otter,  2 So  Clark  St 


Thos  Wing,  Adams  Exp  bldg 
J Otter,  2 So  Clark  st 


JL  Silsbee,  Lakeside  Bldg 

Charnley  k Evans,  163  State  st. 


Adler  k Sullivan,  Borden  Blk  

Sprague  & Newell,  125  Van  Buren  st  . 

L B Dixon,  239  La  Salle  St 

J Spreyer,  125  Van  Buren  st 

Rae  & Wheelock,  Mailer’s  Bldg 


Pressed  brick,  stone,  terra  cotta. 

Brick,  stone  and  glass. 

Brick. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone.1 

Blue  Bedford  stone,  etc.  „ 

Pressed  brick  and  stone  - 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  Berlin  stone. 

,,  fi  .•  “ Lemont  stone. 

Granite  and  Akron  Tile 

Pressed  brick  and  Lsmont  stone. 

Stone  and  iron. 

Pressed  brick,  and  terra  cotta. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Stone,  etc. 

Brick  and  stone. 

Anderson  Pressed  brick  and  stone.  - 
n u “ “ terra  cotta. 

Rock  faced  brown  stone,  etc. 


Contracts  not  let. 


I Frame. 

I Frame. 

(Contracts  not  let.  Bids  wanted) Prlss^brick,  terra  cotta,  iron,  etc. 

M P Patterson ¥r.m, 

J E Minott,  Aurora,  111 Brick  Blass  - 

A Williams,  Cropsey,  111 | arU 


Contracts  not  let. 


I l . J Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 

~i  H LUSTS  Dcs  — 

Hardwood  Timber. 


ESTABLISHED  1853. 

FLOORING  TO  ORDER,  j H 0 L ^CHICAGO 

o ,i  Grove  and  18th  sts.»  CHICAGO* 

Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bn  ge  an  i gouth  Bra  Chicago  Riv  Telephone  Nc.  8213 

Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


HARDWOOD 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


J.  ROBSON  :•  WEDDELL, 


Real  Estate  Investments, 


89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6S30  Halsted  Street — Normal  Park, 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty , 
Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 


NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 


-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  2i — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO. 


HOME  INVESTMENTS. 


IF  YOU  HAVE  8200  OR  MORE 
TO  INVEST  CALL  AND  SEE  OUR 
ILLINOIS  AND  INDIANA  FIRST 
MORTCACE  COUPON  BONDS. 
FARM  LOANS  at  Current  RATES 
COMPLETED  IN  FIVE  DAYS 


United  States  Loan  & Trust 


COMPANY, 

309  & 310  Royal  Insurance  Build’g, 


EYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  8.  BALDWIN 


Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 


154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 


®“3I#ney  Loaned^ 

jEsF“Taxes  Paid, 

^“Investments  Made, 

Kap— Buildings  Stented 

And  Kepairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS, 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


Property  in  Northwestern  part  o£  City  a Specialty. 


O.  A,  HALE. 


E.  O.  HALE. 


HALE  BROS., 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 

164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block 


MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission. 


AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

K.  Pl’indi  ville.  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


C.  A.  BROSIEN, 

Real  Estate,  Renting, 


Xj  O _A_  1ST  S . — 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

56  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago, 


Main  Floor. ) 


DiXO^  &. 


(>llCt'e88oi'd  Li  C 0.  I»iX«Ul  & t'o.) 
Manufactur*  ix  of 


CARPENTERS’  MOULDING; 


Also  Brackets,  Balus'rrs,  Newels  Etc  , 

13  AND  15  NOltTH  CANAL.  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


Andrew  KZrimloill, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 


OFFICES.—  Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block, 
South  Chicago,  111.  Howard  and  South  Chicago  Ave- 
nues, Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago.  Hegewisch  and  CummingN 

property  a specialty. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 


BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE— DREXEL-BOULEVARD. 

We  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  I orty-seveuth-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Also  between  Forty-eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare,  opportunity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-fifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGUE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st..  Rooml,  second  floor. 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works. 


FOR  SALE. 


xxxxxxxxx 

xxxxxxxxx  xxxxxxxxx 

— xxxx  By  C.  A.  BROSIEN,  xxxx- 

xxxxxxxxx  xxxxxxxxx 

xxxxxxxxx 


— 56  Dearborn  Street. 


Residence  on  Bissel  street,  2-story  and 

Cellar  - - - $6,800 

Residence  on  Bissel  st.,  2 story,  - 4,500 

“ Dayton  st  - - 6,800 

“ Dayton  st  - - 5,00q 

“ Clark  st.  close  to  Park  - 13,000 


FOR  RENT.— 


IN  THE 


NEW  BUILDING, 

209 211 213 215 


CHICAGO  AVE.,  COR.  WELLS  ST. 


ONE  ELEGANT  DOUBLE  STORE. 


ONE  ELEGANT  SINGLE  STORE. 
Also,  ELATS, 

WITH  MODERN  1MPOVEMENTS. 


CHARLES  GOODMAN, 

Room  76,  115  Dearborn-st. 


“ La  Salle  av 
“ Hurlbut  st 
“ Webster  av 


- 12,500 

- 22.000 

- 8,000 

12,000 
- 5,600 
“ “ - - - 6,600 
“ in  LakeView,  two-story  and 

Cellar,  It  50x197,  nr.  Lake,  12,000 

3 stry  flats  on  Clark  st.,  - - 16,000 

3 stry  flats  on  Mohawk  st.,  - 10,500 

3 stry  flats  on  Wells  st  9,500 

3 stry  flats  SedgwicK  ...  8,250 

Business  Property  on  Clark  st  - $20,000 
“ “ Wells  st  - 19,000 

“ Cottage  Grv.  Av.  26,000 
“ Milwaukee  av  28,500 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

8.500.  Lincoln-ave.,  25x125,  three-story 

bCck  fiats. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Ontario  st..  bet.  Clark  and  LaSalle 

25x100. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,100.  Bntler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x126, 
cheap  lot. 

900.  Ohio  st.,  near  Lincoln  st,  lot  25x120. 
600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


FOR  SALE. 


CHOICE  INVESTMENTS. 


I I 


HAVING  for  many  years  kept  a record  of 


most  of  the  transfers  and  owners 
names  of  all  classes  of  business,  man 
nfacturing  and  dock  property,  we  can- 
offer  to  investors  and  purchasers  in 


our  special  line,  superior  advantages  in 
selecting  what  they  want.  Many  of 
the  best  bargains  are  secured  by  per- 
sonal application  to  owners,  who  will 
not  allow  their  property  to  be  adver- 
tised for  sale. 


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Persons  wishing  beautiful  suburban  homes 
ready  to  move  into  by  the  first  of  May  next, 
will  do  well  to  send  for  one  of  the  pamphlets 
of  Morgan  Park  property  and  houses,  issued 
by  Col  Geo.  R.  Clarke,  No.  205  La  Salle  St., 
which  will  tell  all  about  the  prices  of  houses 
and  easy  terms  of  payment. 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

39  Washington-st.,  Room  10. 


For  Sale  or  Lease. 


BEST  LOCATION  IN  SOUTH  CHICAGO. 

Our  buildings  and  3%  acres  of  Land,  with 
two  railroad  tracks  and  track  scales,  etc. 

This  plant  is  reached  by  the  C.  R I.  & P. 
and  Pittsburgh  and  Ft.  Wayne  railroads, 
without  switching  charges,  and  is  also  con- 
nected with  all  other  railroads  by  the  “Belt” 
system.  Will  remove  to  our  new  works  about 
May  1st. 

CHICAGO  FORGE  & BOLT  CO., 

234  South  Clark-st.,  Chicago. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Streets. 

WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cars  * 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  & Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  No.  209. 


FOR  SALE.  J | | 

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— (°)(o)  Do  You  Want  a Home ! (o)(o)— 

(o)(o)  — — (o)(o) 

(°) (°) (°) (°) (o)(°)(o) 


Would  you  like  to  purchase  a house  and 
lot  on  the  easy-payment  plan  and  be  abso- 
lutely certain  that  should  death  occur  your 
family  will  be  provided  with  a home  clear  of 
all  indebtedness  and  also  with  a sum  of 
money  to  help  them  through  the  most  dis- 
tressing time  of  their  lives?  If  so,  buy  a 
home  on  the  W.  E.  Catlin  guarantee  plan, 
which  gives  the  purchaser  the  strongest 
guarantee  ever  given  in  a real-estate  trans- 
action. W'e  will  sell  you  a home  at  Hermo- 
sa  or  Pennock,  either  of  frame  houses  and 
cottages,  honestly  and  well  built,  after  the 
most  approved  plans,  each  built  on  two 
lots,  50  ft.  front,  a number  of  different  styles, 
at  extremely  low  prices,  on  long  time  and 
easy  payments,  and  positively  guarantee 
that  should  you  die  during  the  continuance 
of  the  contract  we  will  give  your  wife  or 
heirs  a deed  to  the  property  free  of  all  in- 
cumbrance, and  return  them  in  cash  all  the 
money  you  may  have  paid  on  the  premises. 
If  you  purchase  a home  on  this  plan  and 
die  during  the  continuance  of  the  contract 
the  property  will  cost  you  nothing.  If  you 
do  not  die  you  pay  for  the  home  just  as  easy 
as  though  this  guarantee  had  not  been  given. 

Hermosa  and  Pennock  are  only  six  miles 
from  the  court-house,  on  the  C M & St.  P. 
R.  R.  Plenty  of  trains;  6 cts.  fare;  only 
one  mile  west  of  Humboldt  park;  will  have 
the  street-cars  here  in  a few  months;  splen 
did  opportunity  to  make  money  or  get  you 
a home.  Call  and  see  the  property  free. 

ISip°  Offices  at  depot  in  Hermosa,  at  913 
North-av.,  and  94  Washington-st.,  room  26. 

J.  F.  & C.  P.  KEENEY. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


649 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS-  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  Made 
for  Certified 
Copies . 


C.  R.  WALLECK, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO.  ICC. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Southwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-clasrr  se- 
curity. 23f*“Correspondence  solicited. 


Wm.  A.  Merigold, 

For  Fifteen  Years  of  WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

Real  Estate  Agent 


183  LA  SALLE  STREET. 


Property  Sold  and  Rented, 
Taxes  Paid. 


Rents  Collected 
Money  Loaned 


WM.  A.  MERIGOLD  183  La  Salle  St. 


Wm  E.  Hinchliff  & Cu„  sUCo 
HINCHLIFF,  & OWEN, 


essors  to 


MANOTACTUREE8  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 

Room  1 Q 1 5 X_j&*  St.  OlricEtgo. 


GREENEBAUIW  SONS, 

Mortgage  a,,,,  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


New  York, 

501  Fifth  Avenue. 


Brooklyn, 

203 Montague  Street. 


Q!  j.  Xj.  MEYER  <So  SONS  CO 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


BUILDING  PERMITS. 


Adams  st  w,  No  802  W J Martin  2-story 
dwelling  33x34.  $7,000. 

Angusta  st  No  239  Paul  Masseck  1-story 
cottage  20x24,  $500. 

Bloomingdale  road  and  Pauline  st,  Patrick 
Walsh  1-story  cottage  21x32  $800. 

Bonfield  st,  Nos  2869  and  2871,  M W Bon- 
field  two  1-story  cottages  21x40,  $2,500. 
Bryson  st,  No  180,  W Anderson  3-story  store 
and  dwelling  26x50,  $4,500. 

Blanche  st  and  Fullerton  av,  Sharp  Clars  & 
Co  addition  to  tannery  36x40,  $5,000. 
Courtland  at.  No  70,  P Korff  1-story  cottage 
20x34,  $500. 

Division  st  w,  No  417  Theodore  Shulz  four- 
story  store  and  dwelling  24x80,  $10,000. 
Dearborn  av.  No  176,  John  Addison  3-story 
dwelling  25x60,  $7,000. 

Fulton  st  No  1497,  S C Hayes  2-story  dwell- 
ing 20x43,  $3,000- 

Hervev  st,  No  222  John  Alford,  1-story  cot- 
tage 20x28,  $400. 

Halted  st  n.  No  1004,  John  Matson  3-story 
flat  22x64,  $6,000. 

Henry  st  No  192,  August  Grunski  1-story 
cottage  20x50,  $1,000. 

Jackson  st  w.  Nos  818  to  824  Mrs  Julia  A 
Brooks  four  2-story  dwellings  75x61,  $15,- 
000. 

J acKson  st,  nw  cor  Ogden  st,  J B Durand 
five  3-story  stores  and  dwellings  80x70, 
$35,000. 

Laflin  st,  Nos  166  to  174,  Henry  Sweet  five 
2-story  dwellings  110x62,  $20,000, 

Leavittst  n,  No  1225  F Zimmerman  1-story 
cottage  20x28,  $500. 

Lake  st  w,  No  683  P D O’Neil  3-story  store 
and  dwelling  30x100  $9,000. 

Mill  st  No  48  D D Davis  additional  story  20 
x34,  $750. 

Monroe  st,  No  677,  A A Allen  2-story  dwell- 
ing 26x60,  $7,000. 

Nineteenth  pi  Noll,  FranirTick  1-story  cot- 
tage 20x40,  $900. 

Newberry  av,  Nos  234  to  244  M Williams,  2- 
Story  factory  100x139,  $5,000. 

Ogden  av  rear  of  No  579,  J Garvey  l-story 
shop  20x43,  $300. 

Park  av,  Nos  562  to  554  W H Thomas  & Son 
four  2 story  dwellings  75x20,  $16,000. 
Parmelee  st,  No  468,  C BroecKer  one  story 
dwelling  20x16.  $400. 

Rhodes  av,  Nos  3336,  3338  and  3340,  W P 
Nelson  three  two  story  dwellings  45x70 
$12,000. 

Robey  st  No  352,  J R Honesby,  2-story  flats 
22x54,  $3,000. 

Richmond  and  Augusta  sts  O H Jones  one 
story  cottage,  22x32  $700. 

Rice  st,  No  121  August  Hude  1-story  cottage 
22x24  $500. 

Seventeenth  st  w No  632  Carl  Petrongh  2- 
story  dwelling  21x54,  $4,000. 

Spaulding  av  Nos  931  to  959,  D F Anderson, 
six  two  story  dwellings  125x38,  $18,000. 


South  Park  av,  Nos  3335  and  3337,  Horato 
R Wilson  two  2-storv  dwellings  40x68,  $8- 
000. 

South  Park  av  and  32d  st  D F Bacon  two  2- 
story  dwellings  50x50,  $11,000. 

Twenty  first  stNo  702,  M Green  1-story 
front  addition  20x26,  $500’ 

Wallace  st  No  3040  and  3023  Lowe  av  A C 
Crane,  two  one  story  cottages  each  20x44, 
$3,000. 

Wood  st  n.  No  539  August  Pelzer  3-story 
dwelling  30x62,  $3,000. 

Wentworth  av,  No  3632,  Mrs  Dedrich  2-story 
dwelling  21x80,  $3,500. 

Walnut  st  Nos  320  to  326  J M Wanzer  seven 
2-story  dwellings  120x50,  $1,400. 

Wood  st  n,  No  816  Fred  Jacobitz  1-storv  cot- 
tage 20x30  $700. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

The  following  Transfers  were  incorrectly  reported 
in  last  week’s  Journal,  under  the  head  of  Oakley 
Avenue: 

Idaho  St.  327  ft.  south  of  Polk  Street,  west  front, 
33‘/2x12 5%,  Nov  17;  Xavier  Dirr  to  A De  Vere 

Turner • ■ • ■ tM00 

Idaho  Street,  327  ft  south  of  Polk  st.,  west  front, 
1654x125%,  Nov  9,  A De  Vere  Turner  to  Jno  Han- 

non -4625 

Idaho  St.,  adj’ng  above,  Nov  9,  same  to  Geo  Town, 
$625 


Chas.A.Seymour&Go 

— ESTABLISHED  1841.  — 

REAL  ESTATE, 
RENTING  AND  LOANS. 

Kents  Collected.  Taxes  Paid, 

Appraisal  & Sale  of  all  Classes  of  Heal  Estate. 

Personal  attention  given  to  the  management  of 


Estatos. 

Room  14,  149  La  Salle  St.  CHICACO. 


City  Property. 

Augusta  st,  141  ft  w of  Wood  sf  24x110  ft 

Nov  4,  L V Webb  to  Wm  Kullas $800 

Ashland  av,  sw  cor  Bloomingdale  road  ef 
100x97%  ft  nov  16,  M J Fitzgibbon  to 

Jennie  M Hynes $5,000 

Armitage  av,  72  ft  e of  Elk  Grove  st  nf  48 
xl25  ft  Oct  7,  R E Holmes  to  F Jirauek 

$825 

Ashland  av  n,  312  ft  s of  Blackhawk  st  wf 
25x137%  ft  Nov  1,  L A Canton  to  Fran- 
ces New $1,500 

Ashland  av,  25  ft  s of  Emily  st  ef  92xl3<> 
ft,  Oct  7,  est  of  W S Johnston  to  F H 

Barnum $4,800 

Ashland  av,  same  as  above  nov  16,  F H 

Barnum  to  H A Knoke $5,500 

Augusta  st,  25  ft  e of  Newton  st,  sf  25x110 
feet,  Nov  6,  L V Webb  to  Wm  Branden- 

berg $800 

Albany  av,  122  ft  n of  Lane  st  ef  60x93  ft 
Nov  3,  B P M Kimball  to  S E Haves 

$1,500 

Adams  st  w,  100  feet  e of  Spaulding  av  nf 

150  ft  to  Barry  Point  road  Nov  20,  N J 

Mitchell  et  al  to  Mary  Jordeu $3,000 

Augusta  st,  207  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  24x 

124  ft  nov  17,  Henry  Wall  toH  P Thom- 
sen   $2,400 

Baldwin  st,  122  ft  n of  Kinzie  wf  24x104 
ft  October  30,  Margaret  Casey  to  Anton 

KraHse $750 

Cypress  st,  145  ft  n of  12th  wf  22%xll2  ft 
Sept  10,  W H Bradley  to  H H Berke- 

land $1,000 

Chicago  av  w,  50  ft  w of  Lincoln  st  sf  25x 
117  ft  Nov  4,  Laura  V Webb  to  Conrad 

Hoffman $1,600 

Clark  st  n,  nw  cor  of  Belden  av,  ef  92%x 

151  ft,  Nov  24,  Edw’d  Harland  to  Wm 

Armstrong  $10,000 

Commercial  st,251  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  nf 
23x122  ft  Nov  2,  T Riehl  te  P C Naugh- 

tou $350 

Colorado  av,  70  ft  ne  of  Troy  st  nw  f 24x 

125  ft  Nov  17,  Lawrence  & Pease  to  Jno 

Kenny $75 

CheRtnut  st,  110  ft  w of  Wells  sf  37%xl03 
ft  impd,  Nov  22,  Wm  Powis  to  Alice  D 
Hewitt $8,760 


Clifton  Parx  av,  nw  cor  of23d  st  ef  50x125 
ft  impd  Oct  z2,  E R & J H Bishop  to  J 

H Davison $3,300 

Congress  st  w,  near  Union  pi,  sf  25x156  ft 
Oct  7,  C D and  S H Bolton  to  Jas  Hill 

$3,400 

Dearborn  st,  125  ft  n of  Polk  ef  25x62  ft 
Nov  13,  A J Drexel  to  Elizabeth  A Shea- 

han $1 1,000 

Dearborn  st,  same  lot  as  above  improved 
Nov  20,  Elizabeth  A Sheahan  to  A W 

Cooke $19,000 

Dayton  st,  196  ft  n of  Clay  st  ef  48x125  ft, 

Nov  15,  Webb  & Stark  to  F F Opitz 

$1,800 

Division  st,  125  feet  e of  Milton  av  nf  25x 
106  ft  impd  nov  19,  E L Smith  to  Haune 

Strauss $11,009 

Dean  st,  92  ft  se  of  Brigham  st  sw  f 24  ft 
to  Brigham  st  Nov  3,  C H Gilford  to  Da- 
vid Goldstein $650 

Dayton  st,  388  ft  s of  Centre  st,  wf  72x125 
ft  Nov  20.  W F Tompkins  to  F W Alwart 

$3,300 

Douglas  av,  175  ft  e of  Long  John  st  sf  25 
xl25  feet  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  J J 

William3 $375 

Douglas  av,  adjoining  above  25x125  ft  Oct 
16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  T B Williams . $375 
Dearborn  st,  250  ft  n of  Polk  st  ef  50x62% 
ft  Nov  17,  A H Seabury  to  G M Wilson 

$32,000 

Dudley  st,  164  ft  s of  Hervey  st  wf  24x125 
ft  Oct  11,  F W Hatterman  to  W Schultz 

.$400 

Dudley  st,  near  above  wf  48x125  ft  Oct  11, 

F W Hatterman  to  J Schultz $825 

Dudley  st,  ne  cor  Bloomingdale  av  wf  22x 
125  ft  Novl8,  W H Thomas  to  Carl  Doer- 
ing et  al $3,000 

Douglas  av  250  feet  w of  Lincoln  st  sf  25x 
125  ft  October  16,  John  Brahm  et  al  to  P 

Fleming $375 

Dania  av;  191  ft  a of  North  av  ef  25x126  ft 
Oct  29,  P C Nielson  to  Louis  Hanson  $700 
Dearborn  av,  the  premises  No  452  Nov  8, 

R & R M Hooley  to  Alice  L Martin 

$17,000 

Douglas  av,  150  feet  w of  Lincoln  st  sf  25x 
125  ft  October  16,  J A Brahn  et  al  to  M 

Treacy $375 

Douglas  av,  50  ft  w of  Lincoln  st  sf  25x 
135  feet  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  F 

Swanson. $400 

Douglas  av,  225  ft  e of  Long  John  st,  sf  25 
xl25  ft  Oct  16,  John  Brahm  et  al  to  Jo- 
hanna Gregory $375 

Douglas  av.  200  ft  e of  Long  John  st  sf  25 

xl25  feet  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  A 

Goodman $375 

Douglas  av,  125  feet  w of  Lincoln  st  sf  25x 
125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  Frank 

SchmidKoms $385 

Douglas  av,  225  ft  w of  Lincoln  st  sf  25x 
125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  Alice 

Benning $375 

Doulgass  av,  25  ft  e of  Long  John  st  50x125 
ft.  within  same  blx  Oct  16,  J A Brahm 

et  al  to  W K Gore $1,300 

Emerald  av,  167  ft  s of  34th  st  wf  25x124 
ft  Nov  11,  Albert  Crane  to  J & A Han- 
naway   $550 

Eighteenth  st  w,  100  ft  e of  Western  av  nf 
50  ft  to  alley  Oct  12,  M J Dudley  te  J J 

& P W Conley $600 

Fox  st,  48  ft  s of  Thirty  first  , wf  24x124  ft 
Nov  22,  C R Dempster  to  Charles  Lenz 

$500 

Francisco  st,  125  ft  n of  Thomas  ef  25x123 
feet  Sept  22,  Jas  Carter  to  F Kilihowsxi 
$550 


Fourth  av,  425  ft  n of  Polkst,  ef  25x100  ft 
Sept  29.  ’85  estate  of  Isaac  Goldstein  to 

Adolph  Stein $3,200 

Flournoy  st,  75  ft  w of  Sacramento  av.  nf 
25x125  ft  Ang  7,  A Farrar  to  M John- 
ston  $4C0 

Flournoy  st300  ft  w of  California  av  nf  26 
xl24%  ft  Sept  29,  J N Vance  to  Louisa 

Kaiser $500 

Francisco  st  165  ft  s of  Division  ef  24x123 
ft  May  18,  James  Carter  to  R Gallagher 

$500 

Fairfield  av,  50  ft  n of  Thompson  st  wf  50 
xl25  feet,  Oct  15,  John  Bentson  to  H W 

Ames $1,000 

Fremont  st,  239  ft  n of  Webster  av,  ef  36x 
125  ft  Nov  23,  John  Millar  to  M A Myers 

$2,750 

Fulton  st,  100  feet  w of  Parker  pi,  nf  175x 
106  ft  Nov  1,  R P Cheer  fo  Martin  Mc- 
Nulty  $3,500 

Fulton  st,  100  ft  w of  Parser  pi,  sf  175x 
150  ft  also  25x77  ft  in  same  sub  Oct  26, 

R P Cheer  to  Martin  McNulty $4,450 

Fulton  st,  25  f t w of  Parker  pi  nf  25x106 
feet  Nov  1.  R P Cheer  to  M M Kinsella 

$600 

Fulton  st,  sw  cor  Parker  pi  nf  25x106  feet 

Nov  I,  R P Cheer  to  J M Kinsella $600 

Fulton  st,  50  ft  w of  Parser  pi,  nf  25x106 
ft  Nov  1,  R P Cheer  to  A E Kinsella. $500 
Fulton  st,  w and  adj  above  25x106  ft  Nov 

1,  R P Cheer  to  A Kinsella $500 

Fifth  av,  25  ft  s of  37th  st  ef  25x125  ft  nov 
16,  D F Flannery  to  Henry  Carroll . $1,800 
Girard  st,  144  ft  n of  North  av,  wf  24x121 
ft  impd  Oct  14,  Christian  Nyboe  to  J C 

Schwartz $1,700 

Girard  st,  214  feet  s of  Clybourn  pi  ef  24x 
125  feet,  Nov  13,  Carl  Draeger  to  F H 

Klopp $600 

Girard  st,  188  ft  s of  Wabansia  av,  wf  48x 
121  ft  Fov  2.  S R Hurford  to  Theodore 

Riehl $1,000 

Green  st,  145  ft  n of  Van  Buren  wf  25x125 
feet  Sept  17,  M E & J B Tytus  to  H W 

Martin $2,400 

Hudson  av,  85  ft  n of  Connors  st  et  49x124 
ft  Nov  19,  Est  of  John  Simon  to  Eliza 

Simon $4,000 

Hudson  av,  200  ft  s of  Biackhawk  st  wf  25 
x!24  ft  Nov  11,  est  of  W L Newberry  to 

Margaret  McNellis $1,450 

Hastings  st,  96  ft  w of  Throop  sf  24x124 
ft  impd  Nov  19, Wm  O’Connell  to  Emma 

Bartells $2,500 

Hurlbut  st,  216  ft  s of  Wisconsin  st  ef  24x 
119  ft  Oct  1,  J S Ebertshauser  to  Peter 

Adams $2,000 

Harrison  st  w,  sw  cor  Sacramento  ay,  nf  50 
xl25ft  Nov  19,  Jacob  Grauer  to  John 

Schneeberg  Jr $2,100 

Hervey  st,  72  ft  e of  Dudley  st,  nf  24x125 
ft  Sept  7,  F W Hatterman  to  M Kosgnt- 

ski $400 

Hervey  st,  e and  adjoining  above  nf  24x 
125  ft  Oct  11,  F W Hatterman  to  M Plu- 

chinsKi $400 

Honore  st,  165  ft  n of  39th  st  ef  34x123  feet 
June  24,  Gross  & Cowman  to  W Steven- 
son   $475 

Holt  st,  170  ft  s of  Biackhawk  st,  ef  24x109 
ft  Nov  13,  Anton  Dix  to  J Paszkiewicz 
$1,350 

Halsted  st  n,  the  premises  Nos  66  and  68, 
October27.  Isaac  S Tevis  to  David  Oliver 
$10,500 

Hamilton  av,  48  ft  s of  Jackson  st,  wf  54x 
128  ft  tfov  9,  F and  J S Dennis  to  M C 
Henneberry $5,250 


650 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Johnson  st,  144  it  s of  14th  st  ef  24x100  ft 
Nov  12,  G Tieman  to  George  Middleton 

$1,600 

Johnson  st,  same  lot  as  above  nov  22,  Geo 

Middleton  to  G O Recordt $1,600 

Jackson  st  w,  ne  cor  Jefferson,  sf  53x82)4 
ft  May  9, 1882,  Jas  F Boland  to  Rose  Bo- 
land  $12,000 

Jackson  st  w,  nw  cor  Lincoln,  sf  25x121  ft 
Oct  9,  Catherine  Hyde  to  Anna  H Hous- 
ton  $3,850 

Locust  st,  115  feet  e of  n Wells  s-  sf  18x72 
ft  Oct  1,  Mary  A Hubbard  to  Carrie  L 

Hamilton $5,000 

Lexington  st,  509  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  18 
xl24  ft  nov  16,  J L Campbell  to  F S Hil- 

lier $2,800 

La  Salle  st,  83  ft  n of  Thirtieth  ef  25x120 
feet  Nov  20,  Joseph  Schlenker  to  Jacob 

Faube $2,400 

Lanrel  st,  20  ft  s of  34th  court  ef  100x119 
ft  Nov  20,  M & C Tracey  to  Max  Mickel 

$2,20? 

Michigan  st,  150  ft  w of  Franklin  st  nf  25 
xlOO  feet  Oct  6,  Daniel  Moor  to  Franz 

Ertel $3,750 

Milwaukee  av,  120  ft  nw  of  Ashland  ne  f 
4734*100  ft  May  22,  L F Alexander  et  al 

to  August  Bischoff $4,500 

Morgan  st  s,  95  ft  n of  Monroe  st  wf  50x 
125  ft  impd  Nov  23,  G E Rogers  to  D A 

Titcomb $6,250 

Michigan  av,  ne  cor  37th  st  wf  74x143  ft 
Nov  19,  C H Mifflin  to  Frances  M Ja- 
cobs  $21,200 

Michigan  av,  same  as  above  Oct  16,  M A 

& W S Walker  to  C H Mifflin $20,000 

Monroe  st  471  feet  e of  Kedzie  av  nf  19%x 

125  ft  Oct  20,  G A Seaverns  to  S M Far- 
rar   $3,500 

Monroe  st  w,  280  ft  e of  St  Louis  avsf  50x 
191  ft  Nov  8,  Wm  Ripley  to  A Hepburn 

$2,200 

Madison  st  w,  sw  cor  Spaulding  av  nf  102 
x402  ft  with  127  adj  on  Monroe  st,  run- 
ning s to  Barry  point  road  Oct  26,  H F 
and  H Attvill  to  Frances  E Phillips 

$16,000 

Marion  pi,  163  feet  n of  Division  st  nf  24x 
107  feet  nov  20.  K K Herrosoele  to  John 

Meskle $1,900 

Napoleon  place,  74  ft  w of  Hanover  st  sf 
24x124  ft  Oct  16,  Robert  Jones  to  Peter 

Achten $725 

Nixon  st.  275  ft  n of  Taylor  ef  24x125  feet 
Nov  24,  John  Bntler  to  Maria  Sheridan 

$1,000 

Oakley  av,  near  Ambrose  sf,  wf  25x125  ft, 

Oct  9,  J A Hall  to  F Fanchon 

Ogden  av,  295  ft  ne  of  Polk  st,  se  f 24x100 
feet  impd  Nov  16,  W P Fitzpatrick  to 

Elizabeth  E Spencer $10,000 

Oak  st,  sw  cor  Townsend  st  nf  25x85)4  ft 
Oct  22.  Aaron  PecK  to  F H Brammer 

$6,675 

Ogden  av,  the  premises  No  1326  Nov  16,  H 
& J Davis  to  Christian  Tranger  . .$7,650 
Parnell  av,  25  ft  s of  30th  st,  wf  25x125  ft 
Aug  30,  est  of  David  Davis  to  R Leon- 

hardt $850 

Parnell  st  se  cor  Thirtieth  wf  25x125  feet 
Aug  30.  est  of  David  Davis  to  C A Leon  • 

hardt $1,150 

Park  av  42  ft  w of  Oakley  av  sf  24x81  feet 
impd  Nov  17,  E B Pease  to  J A Quinlan 

$6,500 

Paulina  st,  308  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  ef  23x 
122  ft  Nov  20.  St  Clair  Sutherland  to  M 

J Fitzgibbon $330 

Park  av,  ne  cor  of  Paulina  st  sf  89)4x101 
2-10  ft  impd  Nov  15,  Hannah  and  Chas 

Bushby  to  G V Hawkins $27,000 

Prairie  av,  440  ft  n of  18th  st  ef  25x177  ft 
Oct  1,  Eixmer  C Preston  to  J T Lester 

$18,660 

Robey  st,  175  ft  n of  36th  ef  25x124  feet, 
Sept  16,  est  of  E C Larned  to  M Mon- 

eon $450 

Rockwell  st,  149  ft  s of  Thompson  wf  2ftx 

126  ft  Nov  23.  Adolph  Frisch  to  Charles 

Friederice $600 

Robey  st  n,  50  ft  s of  Bryson  st,  ef  25x125 
ft,  nov  9,  John  Jensen  to  August  Knoch- 

enmus $4,375 

Shober  st,  190  ft  n of  Division  st  ef  24)4* 
124  feet  Nov  1,  Adolph  Loeb  to  H F C 

Schmidt $750 

Srcramento  av,  It  on  stw  of,  288  feet  n of 
25th  st,  wf  25x125  feet  nov  8,  Trego  & 

Smith  to  L Giermaun $240 

Shober  st,  193  ft  n of  Hirsch  st  wf  25x124 
ft  nov  10,  F W Hatterman  to  F C Eg- 
bert  $650 

Shober  st,  adj  above  25xl2t  ft  nov  10,  F 

W Hatterman  to  C J F Rambow $650 

St  Louis  av,  350  ft  n of  24th  st  ef  25x125 
ft  nov  1,  W N Glade  to  M C Cooper.  .$225 


Wholesale  and 

Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

S CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Office,  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposite  Palmer,  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  etc.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BILLS  OTJT  TO  ORDER,. 


Spring  st,  se  cor  LaSalle  st  nf  43  2-10x120 
ft  nov  1,  estate  of  Mary  C Barnes  to  J L 

Mahony $2,376 

Samuel  st,  96  ft  s of  Emily  wf  24x128  ft, 
Nov  3,  W W Goodman  to  F WCymausKy 

$775 

Seward  st,  212  ft  s of  Canalport  av,  ef  25x 
95  ft  Nov  11,  est  ofF  Blaba  to  Anna  Bla- 

ba $1,200 

Snell  st,  474  ft  n of  Huron  ef  24x100  ft  im 
pd  Nov  22,  Chas  Thuraow  to  Christoph 

Budruweit $1,500 

Selden  st,  240  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  24x100  ft 
Nov  23,  J W D Thomas  to  John  Rooney 

$ 1,650 

State  st.  100  ft  s of  20th  wf  50  ft  to  alley 
Nov  24  R J Gunning  to  John  D Jenn- 
ings  $17,250 

Sacramento  av,  192  ft  n of  Twenty  fifth  st 
ef  24x125  ft  Oct  7,  Trego  & Smith  to  W 

L Diehr $250 

Superior  st,  205  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av,  nf 
50x122  feet  Nov  18,  S L Wright  to  J L 

McKeever $1,100 

Sawyer  st,  the  premises  No  911  nov  16.  H 

& J Davis  to  Christian  Tranger $5,000 

Scott  st,  85  ft  e of  Astor  st  sf  45x137  feet, 
nov  15,  Chas  Gisrch  to  Fannie  P War- 
ren   $9000 

State  st,  165  ft  s of  36th  ef  24x123  ft  nov 

19,  K Faber  to  G Faber $2,600 

Superior  st,  e of  St  Clair  sf  50  ft  to  alley 
Nov  15,  John  B Stewart  to  A B Lowther 

$8,900 

Seminary  av,  48  ft  s of  Fullerton  av  ef  48x 
xl24  feet  Nov  9,  David  Williams  to  J G 

Evans $1,950 

Sixteenth  st  w,  243  ft  w of  Rockwell  st  nf 
24x125  ft  July  3,  D W Burrows  to  R J 

Reed 

Thirty  fourth  court  150  ft  w of  Lincoln  st 
nf  25x125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to 

John  Johnsen $275 

Thirty  ninth  st,  24  feet  w of  Butler  sf  24x 
125  ft  Oct  18,  H D & G P McBride  to  P 

Cooney 

Thirty  fourth  court  100  ft  e of  Long  John 
st  nf  25x125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al 

to  Jas  Fux 

Twentieth  st  w,  124  ft  e of  Paulina  sf  25x 
125  ft  impd  Nov  20,  F & A Braeseke  to 

Ellen  McNeil $2,400 

Thirty  fourth  court  175  ft  w of  Lincoln  st 
nf  25x125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to 

D Thomas $275 

Thirty  fourth  court  adj  above  25x125  feet 
Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  T H Evans 

$275 

Trumbull  av,  236  ft  s of  22d  st  ef  75x125 

ft  Nov  25,  J H Gill  to  F Lang $975 

Trumbull  av,  186  ft  s of  22d  st,  ef  50x125 
feet,  Nov  22,  J H Gill  to  S Y Brundage 

$6 

Thirty  fourth  court  125  ft  nw  of  Lincoln  st 
nf  25x125  ft  Oct  16;  J A Brahm  et  al  to 

F Daluga $275 

Thirty  fourth  st,  25  ft  e of  Lincoln  nf  25x 
125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  M De- 

vitt 

Thirty  fourth  st,  197  ft  e of  Laurel  st  nf 
25x145  ft,  Nov  22,  E R Allen  to  Jas  Ma- 
her   

Thirty  fourth  court,  50  ft  e of  Long  John 
st  nf  50x125  ft  Oct  16,  J H Brahm  et  al 

to  LR  & E O’Brien $600 

Thirty  first  st  175  ft  e of  Vernon  av  nf  lots 
8 and  9,  Nov  13,  Mary  E Carrington  to 

GA  Chambers $15,000 

Taylor  st.  25  feet  w of  Paulina  st  sf  24)4x 
132  ft  Nov  1,  A C Goodman  to  J ohn  Car- 

mody $1,500 

Thirteenth  st  w,  150  ft  e of  Centre  avsf  25 
xl24  ft  nov  22,  Geo  O Recordt  to  George 

Middleton $7,000 

Twentieth  st  w,  149  ft  w of  Paulina  st,  sf 
25x125  ft  impd  nov  15,  W Dammann  to 

Adam  Proelss $3,337 

Thirty  fourth  court,  375  ft  w of  Lincoln  st 
nf  25x125  feet  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  to  J L 

McGrath $275 

Upton  st.  144  ft  e of  Western  av  sf  24x100 
ft  impd,  Nov  23,  S and  W Guetschow  to 

W B Engel $1,626 

Ullman  st,  sw  cor  James  st,  ef  48x124  ft, 
Nov  23,  Henry  Beck  to  Henry  Scherer 
$2,500 


Vernon  av,  bet  32d  and  33d  sts  wf  18?^x 
164)4ft  Nov  19,  S & A Osterman  to  Wm 

A Nye $2,343 

Vernon  av,  42  ft  n of  33d  st  ef  18x109  feet 
nov  18,  J M Love  to  S and  A Osterman 

$7,000 

Vernon  av,  24  ft  n of  33d  st  ef,  18x109  ft 
impd  nov  22  J M Love  to  Helen  J Graves 

$7,000 

Van  Horn  st,  237  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x 

124  ft  Nov  22,  Jan  Hammersch  to  J & M 

VoIk $985 

Van  Buren  st  w,  300  ft  w of  Rockwell  st  sf 
26x100  feet  Nov  17,  C E & A Kneis  to  J F 

Cleary $925 

Van  Horn  st,  175  f t w of  Ashland  av,  nf  25 
xl25  feet,  Nov  16,  August  Stepina  to  J 

Truhlar $1,000 

Van  Horn  st,  adjoining  above  25x125  ft, 
Nov  16,  August  Stepina  to  F Fence$l,100 
Wood  st  n,  25  ft  n of  Elk  Grove  ef  25  feet 
to  Elk  Grove  st  impd  Oct  1,  J C Sch- 
wartz to  Joseph  Thomas  et  al $3,425 

Wabash  av,  near  28th  st  wf  20)4x120  feet 
impd  Nov  17,  E C Huling  to  Adelheld 

Lichtenhelm $,8000 

Weed  st,  203  ft  ne  of  Clybourn  av,  nw  f 22 
xlOO  feet  impd  Nov  15,  Wm  Schmidt  to 

C Rohde $3,450 

Warren  a v,  72  ft  w of  California  sf  16)4x 
122  ft  Nov  1,  Minnie  Upson  to  Jennie  S 

Moone $5,000 

Wallace  st,  120  ft  n of  38th  wf  24x125  feet 
April  2,  J R Winterbotham  to  M Wall 

$550 

White  House  pi,  65)4  ft  w of  Shields  av  nf 
25x109  ft  Nov  19,  est  of  F P Whipple  to 

Jno  Stack $1,200 

Wabash  av,  225  ft  n of  33d  st  wf  50x174  ft 
Nov  15,  Jane  and  Alexander  Bell  to  Jno 

Bell $10,000 

Wilcox  av,  182)4  ft  w of  Campbell  av  nf 
23)4*123)4  ft  Nov  17,  E P Murdock  to 

Thos  Cross  Jr $1,365 

Wabansia  av,  242  ft  w of  Robey  st,  sf  24x 
100  feet  nov  10,  N Corwith  to  Henry 

Hoepe $475 

Western  av,  132  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st  ef  26 
xllO  ft,  Nov  22,  John  Hodel  to  Michael 

Keeley $4,300 

Kortli  ol  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  ne  cor  Dunning  st  wf  25%x 
120  ft  Nov  21,  F & J Labahn  to  F Latall 

$1,000 

Ashland  av  n,  ne  cor  School  st  wf  22x125 
feet,  Aug  5,  Hufmeyer  & Sickles  to  Wm 

Freise $1,500 

Belmont  av,  216  ft  w of  Paulina  st,  sf  24x 

125  feet  Nov  15,  S E Gross  to  P J Casey 
$725 

Belmont  av,  192  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  24x 
125  ft  Oct  25,  S E Gross  to  Otto  Tweng 

$750 

Belmont  av,  144  ft  w of  Perry  st  nf  24x125 
feet  nov  18,  W C Goudy  to  August  Ihde 

$700 

Clara:  st  n,  87  ft  se  of  Roscoe  sw  f 50x125 
ft  nov  1,  S F & J McKillop  to  H J Peet 

$2,200 

Clark  st  n,  s and  adj  above  25x125  ft  Nov 
1,  S F &J  McKillop  to  J B Waller  Jr 

$1,100 

Clark  stn,  162  ft  se  of  Joscoe  st  sw  f 25x 
125  ft  nov  1,  S W Connell  to  J B Waller 

Jr $1,100 

Clark  st  n,  162  ft  se  of  Roscoe  st  nf  25x125 
feet  July  8,  C Buckingham  to  S W Con- 
nell  $800 

Clark  st  n,  87  feet  s of  Roscoe  st,  swf  75x 
125  ft  July  6,  C BucKingham  to  S F Mc- 
Killop  $2,400 

Clybourn  av,  275  ft  e of  Reaper  st  trian- 
gle of  83x108x68  ft,  Nov  23,"  C W Fuller- 
ton to  F Hahn $1,500 

ClarK  st  n,  34  ft  se  of  Eddy  nf  50x125  feet 
Oct  25,  E J Lehmann  to  F Roesch. . $1,900 
Dakin  st,  40  ft  e of  Rokeby  nf  40x125  feet 

Nov  8,  J A Hall  to  M Pflueger $800 

Halsted  st,  nw  corner  Graceland  av  ef  2)4 
Nov  18,  Thomas  Hulbert  to  F J Mackey 

$12,000 

Halsted  st,  sw  cor  Roscoe,  ef  100x125  feet 
Nov  12,  C Buckingham  to  T F Rowley 

$3,250 

Homer  av,  100  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  25x125 
ft  nov  21,  S E Gross  to  W Hanson.  . . $375 


Hamden  st.  508  ft  nw  of  Wrightwood  av, 
sw  f 50x125  ft  Oct  28,  H M Hobart  to  E 

J Lehmann $3,250 

Halsted  st,  nw  cor  Graceland  av,  ef  2)4 
acres  Nov  20,  T H Hulbert  to  Frana  J 

Mackey $20,000 

Belmont  av,  221  ft  w of  Evanston  nf  25x 
125  ft,  Nov  13,  M H Wilson  to  J A Ful- 
ton  $1,250 

Janssen  av,  162  ft  s of  Cornelia  st  ef  37x 
123  ft  Nov  1, 8 M Church  et  al  to  M Mer- 
ger  $975 

Lincoln  ay,  s intersection  of  Wood  st  tri- 
angle of  100x109  ft  Oct  4,  S E Gross  to 

Nora  Behnevd $1,100 

Laton  st,  s of  Graceland  av  169  feet  w of 
Rokeby  nf  50x122  ft  July  19,  Axel  Chy- 

traus  to  John  Johnson $1,200 

Melrose  st  189  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  24x 
125  ft  Apr  23,  Kemnitz  & Wolff  to  W F 

Cook $550 

Melrose  st,  166  ft  w of  Lincoln  av  sf  48  ft 
to  alley  Oct  15,  8 E Gross  to  C H Pres- 

tien $1,200 

Otto  st,  136  feet  w of  Southport  av,  sf  25x 
125  ft  Nov  6,  S M Church  et  al  to  L Jas- 

$450 

Oak  Place,  225  ft  s of  School  st  wf  25  feet 
to  alley  Nov  16,  John  Lindahl  to  N P 

Magnusson 

Paulina  st,  150  ft  s of  Dunning  ef  25  ft  to 
alleyNov  11, Patrick  Moran  to  P J Schi- 

mansky $600 

Private  st  lot  on,  near  Lincoln  Pk  124  ft 
n of  Fnllerton  av  ef  80x160  ft  Nov  23,  A 

E Leicht  to  Jacob  Rehm $16,000 

Racine  av,  50  feet  n of  Fletcher  av,  ef  25x 
125  ft  nov  16,  M Willetts  to  M & T Lar- 
sen  $800 

Roscoe  st,  50  ft  e of  Robey  nf  37)4x125  ft 

June  14,  S.E  Gross  to  W C Huth $487 

Roscoe  st,  441  ft  w of  Halsted  nf  25x124  ft 
□Oct  30,  C Buckingham  to  J H Smith . . $600 
Seminary  av.  291  ft  n of  Noble  st  ef  12x119 
ft  also  12x119  ft  in  same  blk  June  — W 

C Goudy  to  J P Altgeld $600 

Snyder  st,  124  ft  s of  School  ef  25x123  ft 

Sept  30,  A F Baxter  to  C R Drake $600 

Southport  av,  157  ft  n of  School  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  Sept  13,  Sickel  & Hofmeyer  to  E 

Tauber $1,300 

Southport  av,  87  ft  n of  School  st  ef  25x125 
ft  March  22,  Hofmeyer  & Sicael  to  T J 

Percival $550 

Wellington  st,  ne  cor  Evanston  av,  sf  50x 
166  feet  nov  18,  L H & O Braentigam  to 

Annie  F Schumacher $4,200 

Winthrop  av,  249)4  ft  11  of  Argyle  ft  ef  50 
xl48)4  ft  Sept  3,  Goudy  & Chandler  to 

H A Fitzgerald $900 

South  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  bet  Transit  Co  R R and  river 
wf  4)4  acres,  Oct  26,  Jacob  Wilder  to 

John  Brenocx $24,000 

Butterfield  st,  near  Fiftieth  wf  25x100  feet 
Nov  17,  D G Hamilton  to  Ann  Lovell 


.$625 


Burroughs  st  50  ft  s of  52d  wf  50x125  feet 
also  25x125  ft  on  same  st,  E R Allen  to 

A Smith $750 

Calumet  av,  220  ft  s of  41st  st  ef  25x130  ft 
Oct  13,  C M Reed  to  Henry  Palzin. . $1,200 
Carpenter  st,  125  ft  n of  52d,  wf  25x124  ft 
Sept  13,  P Stevens  toF  & E Killaren.$325 
Cottage  Grove  av,  264  ft  n of  57th  st  wf 
48x130  ft,  October  15,  J L Eaton  to  C R 

Steele ’. $1,100 

Desplaiues  st,  bet  53d  and  54  wf  25x125  ft 
Nov  1,  S E Gaylord  to  Catherine  Magee 

$1,000 

Drexel  av,  216  ft  n of  59th  st  ws  72x130  ft 
Nov  16,  Elias  Benjamin  to  C R Steele 

$1,500 

Drexel  av,  141  ft  s of  58th  st  wf  72x150  ft 
October  11,  E Redeling  to  C R Steele 

$1,600 

Desplaines  st,  150  ft  n of  59th  ef  125x265 
ft  to  Union  st,  Nov  20,  Edward  Haring 

to  Hugh  Riddle $3,000 

Desplaines  st,  ne  cor  59th  st  275x125  feet 

wf  Nov  19,  E P Hassinger  to  Congdon 

Rraae  Shoe  Mfg  Co $3,500 

Ellis  av,  213  ft  s of  Fifty  sixth  st  ef  120x 

130  ft  Nov  23,  C R Steele  to  N A Steele 

$2,500 

Ellis  av,  sw  cor  Fifty  seventh  st  ef  45x130 
feet  Nov  13,  D A Norton  to  C R Steele 

$1,300 

Ellis  av,  213  ft  s of  Fifty  sixth  stef  26x 
130  feet  Nov  19,  Nelson  Mason  to  C R 

Steele $5,500 

Evans  av,  190)4  ft  s of  43d  st  ef  29x126  ft 
Nov  1,  D M Snow  to  Samuel  Chalmers 

$1,050 

Fifty  eighth  st,  189  ft  e of  School  st  nf  25x 
135  ft,  Nov  3,  Nels  Swanson  to  Magnus 
Johnson $1,400 


HEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


651 


Forty  third  st,  72  ft  w of  Shurtlefl  av  nf  48 
xl24  ft  Nov  1,  M J & L Guerin  to  John 

Burke $2,000 

Frazier  st,  280  ftsof47thef  24xl24}4  ft 

July  17,  C R Walleck  to  B Wolf $340 

Fifty  seventh  st,  150  ft  e of  Wallace  sf  25 
xl24  ft  Nov  17,  M B & S Baxer  to  G F 

Jennings $600 

Fifty  first  st,  70  ft  e of  Ada  sf  150x124  ft, 

Nov  15,  George  W Cass  to  P D Ryan 

$3-300 

Fortieth  court,  239  ft  e of  Wallace  st  sf  25 
xl29  ft  Jan  13,  C J Hambleton  et  al  to 

estate  of  P Gallagher $400 

Garfield  blvd,  123  ft  e of  Bissell  st  nf  25x 
140  ft  Nov  6,  Franx  Schell  to  C C Landt 

$950 

Garfield  bd,  se  cor  Tracy  av  nf  30x106  ft, 
June  11,  J P Bowes  to  Hunt  & McEw- 

jng ........... $3,800 

Greenwood  av,  sw  cor  53d  st  ef  100x156  ft 
Oct  12,  Caroline  Turner  to  C B S Coyne 

$5,000 

Hibbard  av,  90  ft  s of  51st  st  wf  10x150  ft 
Nov  22,  Hibbard  & Cornell  to  L E Har- 
vey   $550 

Justine  st,  ne  cor  50th  st,  wf  24x124  feet, 

Nov  16,  D & C Schumacher  to  Peter 

Klouris $2,250 

Justine  st,  120  ft  n of  52d  wf  24x124  feet. 

Nov  20,  M Ballin  to  G A Kerstowsxi. . $325 
Kimbark  av,  50  ft  s of  Fifty  first  st  wf  50x 
17824  feet  Nov  6,  A C Goodman  to  I N 

Hart $2,400 

Kenwood  court  233  ft  s of  47th  st  wf  25x 
122  feet  Nov  5,  F A Griswold  to  Susan 

Crawford $1,625 

Langlev  av,  419  ft  n of  47th  st  ef  25x120  ft 
Nov  II,  M M & F F Stevens  to  H and  E 

Goehst $850 

Laflin  st,  nw  corner  50th  ef  24x124  ft  Nov 
20,  John  McDowell  to  Peter  Klomis  $1,175 
LaSalle  st  n of  58th  ef  41x135  ft  Oct  1,  O 

M Wells  to  Nora  J Burlingame $3,500 

La  Salle  st  s of  57th  wf  2434x13634  feet 
Nov  17,  W H Martin  to  J D Gill  et  al 

$2,500 

Murray  st,  bet  53d  and  54th  wf  25x125  ft 

Oct  19,  E S Dreyer  to  F Freund $400 

Oak  st  236  ft  w of  Baltic  nf  24x125  ft  Nov 
2,  R R Van  Sickler  to  Oscar  Ohmetal 

$1,100 

Oakwood  blvd,  288>4  ft  w of  Vincennes  av 
sf  44*4  ft  to  alley  Nov  8,  Wm  C Kinney 

to  Theresa  Schultz $7,500 

Oakwood  bvd,  28834  ft  w of  Vincennes  av 
2234  ft  to  alley  Nov  20,  Theresa  Schultz 

to  Franz  Schweinfutrh $3,447 

Part  of  blk  4,  of  Pryor’s  ne  34  Section  4, 

38  14,  nov  15,  John  Matson  to  Barbara 

Doerr $3,100 

Sixty  first  st,  123  ft  w of  Wallace  st  sf30x 

125  ft,  nov  18,  G B Upp  to  John  McCon- 
nell   $2,300 

Stewart  av  about  250  ft  s of  Garfield  bd, 
wf  Nov  1,  M M Marlin  to  W J Meex 

$5,666 

St  Lawrence  av  ne  cor  of  44th  st,  wf  21x 
13394  feet  Nov  1,  N H Carpenter  to  J B 

Murphy $4,250 

Tracey  av,  381  ft  s of  53d  st  ef  31x133  fe6t 

Nov  16,  F R Coffin  to  A N Gage $250 

Washington  av,  300  feet  n of  59th  st  ef  50x 
150  feet  Sept  17,  C B Dickey  to  Joseph 

Rich $1,700 

Western  av,  50  ft  s of  Greenwood  ef  25x 

126  ft  Nov  16,  M G & A Crosby  to  Jacob 

Kuhn $450 

Wood  st,  ne  cor  of  54th  wf  30x125  ft  April 
21,  J W Chaladek  to  Jno  Kolar ....  $2,400 
Wentworth  av,  75  ft  n of  50th  st  ef  25x124 
ft  Nov  23,  A M & C A Mennersxold  to  O 

4 B Lee $2,750 

Wentworth  av,  sw  cor  Cedar  st,  ef  119  35- 
100x125  ft  Nov  22,  H D Iverson  to  L W 

Framheim $ 5,000 

Wabash  av,  17734  f0et  n °4  54th  st  e4  148x 
161  ft,  Oct  22,  S & M Wustum  to  Edwd 
Horan $4,500 


West  of  City  Limits. 

All  of  blocs  5 in  Pennocx  Nov  13,  Jas  F 

Keeney $17,600 

Armitage  av  80  ft  w of  Nebraska  av,  nf  25 
xl34  feet  May  18,  D Greenberger  to  G 

Eberl ....$400 

Forest  av,  150  ft  s of  Greenwood  av,  ef  25 
xl26  ft  Nov  11, W H Powell  to  A V Wen- 

gel  $500 

Homer  st,  200  ft  w of  Blanchard  st  sf  25x 
125  feet,  Sept  1.  M R & C B Lyon  to  T S 

Lavell $1,500 

Humboldt  bvd,  70  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  ef 
25x125  ft  Aug  18,  Iver  Olsen  toE  M Ol- 
sen  $1,000 

Humboldt  bvd,  same  as  above  Aug  2,  EM 
Olson  to  Thos  Ward $1,000 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

I 15  Dearborn  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY 


Lot  4 block  10.  Hattie, 


Indiana  st,  ne  cor  W 48th  st  sf  2454x124  ft 
Oct  8,  A B Dewey  to  C H Anderson. . $300 
Lake  st,  25  ft  w of  west  41st  st  nf  25  ft  to 
alley  Nov  10,  West  Chicago  Land  Co  to 

M A Farr $1,600 

Lake  st,  sw  cor  west  41st  st  nf  25  ft  to  al- 
ley Nov  10,  West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  M 

A Farr $1,300 

Milwaukee  av,  14834  ft  uw  °f  Thomas  av 
sw  f 25x120  ft  Sept  7,  Elizabeth  Brooks 

to  M Tetzlaff $1,000 

Myrtle  av,  347  ft  n of  Evergreen  av  wf  25 
xl25  ft  Nov  4,  C E Atchley  to  A Hanson 
$387 

Myrtle  av,  adjoining  above,  25x125  ft  Nov 
4,  C E Atchley  to  Augustus  Hanson  $1,187 
Myrtle  av,  155  ft  n of  Fullerton  av  ef  25x 
126  ft  also  25x126  ft  in  same  blk.  Aug 
20,  CJ  Hambleton  to  E A Kuhn  ...  .$1,700 
North  av,  nw  cor  Washtenaw  av,  sf  25x125 
ft  Oct  27,  P Hochlender  to  B Hochlende 
$1,500 

Nine  lots  in  blk  20,  Pennocx  Nov  13,  Jas  F 

Keeney  to  Rufus  Thompson $3,600 

Six  lots  in  blk  21,  Pennock  Nov  13,  Jas  F 
Keeney  to  Rufus  Thompson $10,500 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY 


AGREEMENTS  FOR  l)EEI)8. 

Lots  35  and  36  b 2,  Gaylord’s  sub  sw  qr  se  qr  8 8 4, 

Aug  30,  F Gaylord  to  R Deacon $760 

Lot  2 b 5,  Canfield,  Nov  20,  Jno  B Foot  to  T Schwie- 



South  5 acres  of  north  15  acres  se  qr  nw  qr  5 40  14, 
November  17,  B F Weber  to  "’homas  Flood.  ..$5,000 
Lot  32  of  s 4 acs  b 20,  e Vt  31  39  14,  Nov  19,  C Beers 

to  R Burke *400 

Lot  46  block  12,  Campbell’s  subdiv  in  9 and  4 39  13, 

November  19,  J P Cummins  to  E F Rehberg 

Consid’n  horses  and  wagons. 

Lot  Thick  1,’  Cr  jnkhite  et  al  sub  sw  qr  24  38  14,  nov 

16,  C J Hambleton  to  P Kays $550 

Lot  12  blck  1,  J & Lee’s  sub  sw  qr  20  39  14,  Oct  16,  P 

Magrady  to  T Kakao $3500 

Lot  23  aud  w lA  24  blk  1,  out-lot  E.Wrightwood,  nov 

16,  C P Rosen  to  J Cronin $1600 

Lots  4 aud  5 blk  16,  Cornell,  Sept  27,  Thos  B Bryan 

to  Richard  Stapleton  $400 

Lot  2 ne  qr  blk  6,  Laughton  sub  30  39  14,  nov  15,  W 

Marshall  to  E Hagberg $6  0 

Lots  14  to  23  and  74  to  83,  Palmer  Place  add’n,  nov 
16,  Henry  A Chamberlain  to  G G Cumming,^ 

Lot  5 of  n ‘/2  lot  8 b 7,  Rockwell’s  add’n,  Oct  11,  Eze- 
kiel P Murdoch  to  Thos  Cross  Jr  $1365 

Lots  10  to  14  blk  9,  Morton’s  sub  e 14  nw  qr  11  39  13, 
November  13,  Tabor  H Newton  to  A M Smith 

and  W Vaughan  Jr $1250 

West  25  ft  of  lot  1 of  pt  west  of  railroad,  n 10  rods 
s 45  rs3  qr  se  qr  4 38  14,  oct  14,  Reb’a  stampofski 

to  Arthur  Valos ^26 

Lot  8 blck  4,  Stone’s  sub  n 15  acres  w *4  sw  qr  34  39 
14  November  15,  C H Berthold  to  Henry  Best, 

’ $9000 

Lot  15  blk  3,  Harwood  & Goodspeed’s  sub,  ne  quar  9 

38  14  Aug  16,  A M Caulkins  to  David  Beck $ln00 

Lot  14  blck  1 blk  15,  e 14  29  40  14,  Nov  2,  C C Fricke 

to  Swen  Lindeuth $1100 

Lots  44  45  46  b 12,  Campbell’s  sub  8 54  se  qr  se  quar, 

4 39  13,  etc,  Oct  7.  Henry  T Glover  to  J P Cum- 
mins   • • • 

West  half  lot  13  block  21,  South  Branch  addition, 

November  17,  J Weidel  to  F J Miller $3250 

3 14  It  10  b 45  S S add,  Oct  8,  Sarah  J Tenney  to  W 

H Pruyn 

Lot  13  of  It  1 blk  7,  Ironworkers’  addition  to  South 
Chicago,  May  15,  D M Hillis  to  P Safstrom,^ 

Lot  5 and  n 54  lot  6 liick  33,"  Evanston,  nov  1,  Emma 

Booke  to  Geo  Bancroft $5700 

Lot  56  b 1 McKey’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Nov  18,  Thos 

Holliday  to  C C Landt $1650 

N 6 acs  of  w 8 acres  of  e 60  acs  of  sw  quar  11  40  13, 
Nov  22,  Elizabeth  Dingee  et  al  to  Perry  RusseO,^ 

West’ 54  block  2,’ Laflin,  Srni'ii  & Dyer’s  svbdiv’n  20 
40  14  Nov  11,  Robert  A Waller  to  T H Hulbert, 

’ \ $19,500 

Lots'  15  and  16  on  61st  st,  betwnWright  and  Wallace 
streets,  August  27,  Joseph  Smith  to  O J ryler, 

$1500 

Lot  2 of  lot’s  11  to  15  of  lots  6 7 aud  8 block  11  Rock- 
well’s add,  Nov  3,  Chas  H Crane  to  Edgar  French 

$6000 

Lot"  ’48  of  lot’s  7 and  8 sw  qr  8 39  ii,  March  26,  Clin- 
ton B Hale  to  Edwin  E Smith $6500 

Lot  39  b 3 Baker’s  sub  ne  qr  8 54  sw  qr  4 38  14,  nov 

19,  L Z Leiter  to  D Farrell  $ 

Lot  42  blk  12  Brown’s  addu  to  La  Grange,  Aug  23,  J 

Rodan  to  Henry  Starkey $2®0 

Lot  41  block  12,  same,  November  16,  same  to  same, 

$150 

Blocks  7 and  8,  Clark’s  sub  e 54  nw  qr  25  38  14;  also 
lots  11  to  20  b 20,  Stone  & Klem’s  sub,  w 54  ne  54 
25  38  14,  Nov  16,  A J Maher  to  Lucius  G Fisher, 

$30,000 

Lots "lT  to  ii  blk  3 of  iots  24  25  26,  Pine  Grove,  nov 

19,  E S Perkins  to  H M Peters $4500 

Lot  33  blk  15  Uhlich  & Mublke  add,  nov  17,  Anna  M 

Effertz  to  C Doerfler  *5550 

Lot  8 b 52,  S S add,  Nov  11,  Margaret  A Ward  to  W 
Springer $26,0  0 


HYDE  PAEX. 

S 54  lot  3 block  2,  Cronkhite  et  al  sub  s 54  sw  qr  sw 
or  24  38  14,  Oct  6,  C J Hambleton  to  Otto  E K Ke- 

lund 

Lot  43  block  25,  Cornell,  nov  10,  J B Jackson  to  F 

Hughes ..$300 

Lots  43  and  44  blk  126,  Cornell,  Apr  12,  R E Jenkins 

to  J F Fanscb $250 

Lots  7 and  8 blk  126,  same  nov  1.  s.me  to  J F Muel- 
ler  $260 

Lots  13  to  18  and  25  to  30  blck  16,  Johnston  &.  Clem- 
ent’s sub  west  54  se  qa  22  38  14,  nov  20,  Henry  Ste- 
phens to  J Wilcox  $6000 

qot  19  b 9 Kensington,  nov  1,  C B Sawyer  to  Maria 

L Turner $1100 

Lot  28  b 1 b 2,  First  addition  to  Kensington,  nov  1, 

same  to  same $800 

East  18  acres  west  70  acres  s of  river,  se  qr  24  37  14, 

nov  22,  D J Hubbard  to  H P Merriman $60 

Lots  43  and  44  b 92,  Cornell,  Aug  16,  Paul  Cornell  to 

Frank  J Hackenbrach $300 

Lots  6 to  10  blk  11;  lots  25  to  48  b 16;  lots  24  to  46  b 
19,  So  Chicago,  with  other  prop’y,  July  24,  C & C 
C & D Co  to  S Chicago  and  Southn  R R’d  Co, $11, 263 
Lots  27  and  28  block  14,  Johnston  k Clement’s  sub  a 
e or  22  38  14,  Nov  2,  Luman  Allen  to  J P Cummins 

’ $1200 

6 54  acs  in  sw  qr  sw  qr  1 37  14,  nov  13,  C k C C k D 

Co  to  Fowler  Steel  Car  Wheel  Co $7810 

Lots  11  12  25  26  of  n 462  ft  b 4,  Ironworkers’  add  to 
South  Chicago,  Oct  16,  D M Hillis  to  A Schick, 

$ln20  ] 

Lot  6 (ex  V it  O ft)  b 7,  Wait  k Bowman’s  Bub  w 54  n 
e nr  23  38  14,  nov  2,  Fanny  E Meredith  to  Susan 

O Wyles 

19  lots  in  blk  84,  Cornell,  nov  10,  Master  in  Cbanc’y 

to  Nat’l  Life  Ins  Co ■ $3800 

Lot  36  blk  140  S Chicago.  Nov  5,  C & C C k D Co  to 
Jas  Conley &600 

LAKE. 

Lot  1 Gray’s  sub  Its  4 5 6 and  part  lot  3 b 14,  Normal 

School,  nov  2 , Z Gray  to  C C Campbell $1200 

Lots  106  and  lu7  blck  16,  sw  qr  1 38  13, , Wm  B 

Severn  to  Michl  Monaghan $262 

Lot  28  in  west  % n 54  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June  26, 
Thos  P Phillips  to  J Pittaway $381 


Nov  1,  same  to  P Hoffman, 

$800 

Lot  2 ii  22  Evanston,  July  15,  Geo  H Warner  to  Jul- 

la  A Patterson  ,...$67f0 

Lot  3 b 76  Evanston,  Oct  29,  D W Shaw  et  al  to  Hes- 
ter A Holllngstead 2000 

76x233  feet  on  Ridge  Road  In  n w qr  30  41  14.  nov  1, 
Romena  B and  J S Gibbs  to  Anna  M Brown.  . .$2000 
Lots  11  and  12  b 26,  Rogers  Park,  Jaly  2.  Sara  E Gill 

to  Chas  E Hull — $1<X)0 

Part  of  lot  2 of  lot  6,  AssrB’  dlv  19  41  14,  nov  13,  Jas 

C Connor  to  Joseph  Hirsch $565 

Lot  2 b 22  Evanston,  July  1,  ’85,  Est  of  Julia  M Olm- 
sted to  Julia  A Patterson $6700 

Lots  5 and  6 b 5 Kedzie  k Keeney’s  add,  Aug  24,  est 

of  John  Tracy  to  Louise  V Coggin $1350 

Part  b 29  Evanston,  May  19,  Estate  of  Lewis  M An- 
gle to  Wm  A Ball tl®58 

JEFFEBSON. 


Lot  23  of  lots  14  and  15  blk  3 b 8,  Linden  Grove,  Nov 

19  Wm  W Carter  to  Ralla  D Calkins $468 

West  66  ft  of  lot  4 b 9,  Skinner  k Judd’s  sub,  21  38 
14  Nov  19,  F N Tucker  to  Mary  E Tucker ....  $4,000 
Lots  1 to  4 of  lots  22  23  24,  b 5,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  21 

38  14  uov  17,  J P Bowes  to  N W Goodwin $3u00 

Lot  15  of  lots  1 to  10  aud  12  b 6,  Linden  Grove,  nov 

18,  Wm  Carr  to  Jas  Coyle $3350 

Lot  21  b 16  sw  qr  1 38  13,  oct  14,  W B Levern  to  M _ 

Monaghan f23a 

West  15  ft  of  east  50  ft  of  lot  8 b 12,  Normal  School, 

21  38  14  May  18,  D W Storrs  to  T Maloney $225 

Lot  34  b 3 and  lots  33  39  40,  b 4,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw 
or  21  38  14,  Julyl,  James  D Smith  to  C H Caldwell 

M ; ' $600 

Lot  83,  Counselman’s  sub  e 54  se  qr  se  qr  se  qr  6 38 

14,  Sept  3,  Ernst  G Zeller  to  J Krozysko $625 

Lots  31  aud  32  b 2,  Smith’s  add  to  Norcnalville,  nov 

5,  Wm  R Mogg  to  Eliza  Kennedy $1100 

Lots  22  b 5 Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Nov  6, 

Wm  H Crisman  to  J E Crisman $500 

Lot  14  aud  u 40  ft  lot  13  b 2,  Barnum  Grove,  Oct  16, 

Mary  E and  H C Gray  to  F E Brady $7800 

Lots  22  23  and  24  b 5,  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14 
Nov  in.  John  E Crisman  to  George  F Doughty. 

$1500 

Same  premises,  nov  10,  Geo  F Doughty  to  Bowes  & 

C ruikshank ■ • - • • - $2500 

Lot  29  and  s 854  It  lot  30  b 2,  University  sub  of  Eng- 
lewood, Nov  17,  Alva  M Caulkins  to  Robt  Martin, 

$1333 


Lots  14  aud  15  Cossitt’s  First  add’n  to  La  Grauge, 
Frankliu  D Cossittto  Leonard  Bales $ — 


Lots  43  and  44  blk  2,  Washington  Heights,  Nov  10, 

Bertha  Hessel  to  T Grimes $750 

Lots  33  and  34  b 25,  East  Washington  Heights,  July 

31,  Edgar  French  to  Samuel  Beyette $400 

N 50  ft  of  lot  7 b G,  Morgan  Park,  Dec  15,  Blue  Isl- 
and L and  B Co  to  Thos  Lewis $400 

Lots  1 to  16  of  lots  43  to  54  b 4 of  lots  8 9 10  etc;  also 
lots  6(1 68  69  75  of  Its  8 9 10  b 4,  with  other  proper- 
ty, Washington  Heights,  Nov  4,  Jas  A McLane  to 

Wm  W Washburn $920 

Lots  9 and  10  blk  15,  Halsted  st  add  to  Washington 
Heights,  Nov  15,  Eleanor  Kein  to  J J Sid  way.  .$700 
Same  premises,  nov  15,  J J Sidway  to  J D Hagarty, 

$1000 

Lots’  S3* and  34  block  25,  East  Washington  Heights. 

jnly  28,  James  W Beach  to  N L Van  Bergen  . ..$400 
Same  premises,  July  31,  N L Van  Bergen  to  E 

French ®400 

CIOEBO. 

Lot  3 of  lot  7 in  sub  of  pt  18  39  13,  nov  18,  Walter  S 

Dray  to  Joseph  Shippen ... . ..$10,500 

SE  qr  west  half  ne  qr  28  39  13,  Oct  20,  Clara  G Duck 

to  E Clerepin • ■ • • • ■ • • ■ f12;I0u 

Lot  2u  and  n 25  feet  lot  23  b 5,  Scoville  & Niles’  add 
to  Oak  Park,  October  18,  G G Bailey  to  F B Tease, 
00 

Lot’s  10  and  11  b 4,  same,  Oct  18,  Mary  E & G G Bar 

ley  to  FH  Pease  .yaflHi 

Lot  1 and  n 54  lot  2 b 36,  Ridgeland,  Nov  6,  Alvin  S 

Dunbar  to  Florence  D Maxtou ■ ■ • .$<60 

Lots  18  and  19  b 3,  Craft’s  add’u  to  Austmville,  Nov 
12,  Alice  C Kellogg  to  Julia  F Crafts  . .. ....  ..$900 

Lots  18  and  19  b 2,  Stevens’  add,  nov  16,  H A Good- 
rich  to  Julia  French $5UU 

EVANSTON. 

Westerly  54  of  easterly  120  ft  of  lots  10  and  11  b 19 
Evanston,  n„v  17,  William  C Grant  to  D W Rus-^ 

Lot  5 b 10,  Evanston, , Paul  Pratt  to  S Dobro- 

*500 


Lot  93  Ashford’s  sub  nw  quar  ne  qr  sw  qr.  34  40  13, 

Nov  15.  Margaret  and  L S Major  to  Chas  Neerlug 

$200 

Part  of  w 54  se’  qr’  23  40  13,  nov  9,  W A Merigold  et 

al  to  A Wisner ■ .$5900 

Lots  1 to  23  in  sub  of  e qr  se  qr  nw  qr  34  40  13;  aleo 
lots  H and  9 b4,  Garfield,  Apr!  13,  J F Keeney  to  R 

P Shields • • 

Lot  30  b 21,  Jefferson,  Nov  10,  Geo  L Pease  to  F W 

Fisher 

W 54  e 54  nw  quar  21  40  13,  Nov  1,  Wm  Sweeney  to 

John  Sweeney $2500 

W 54  se  qr  and  e 54  sw  qr  17  40  13,  nov  13,  Wm  Bell 

toC  Schieshora $1600 

Lots  1 to  27  aDd  37  to  44  Pennock,  Nov  4,  J F Kee- 
ney to  E M Hardin $1 

Lot  14  b 26  Irving  Park,  Nov  19,  Jos  M Deitz  to  So- 
phia M Holmes $1500 

Blk  9 Kinzie’s  sub  n e quar  24  40  13,  nov  1,  Oscar  L 

Mathews  to  Fred’k  W Lubahn $8500 

Lots  13  and  15  block  17,  Irving  Park,  nov  10,  Milton 

George  to  Alonzo  H Hill $600 

Lot  41  and  n 54  40  b 3,  Irving  Park,  Nov  13,  Thos  F 
Smith  Jr  to  Annie  B Kuppert $450 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Land  in  sw  cor  e 34  ne  34  34  36  14.  July  1 
Margret  Y Reid  to  Max  Kortum.  . .$1,200 
Lots  14  to  23,  B 16,  Brown’s  add  to  Thorn- 
ton Feb  24,  Joseph  B Long  to  Wm  H 

Thomas $1,500 

E 34  Lt  10  and  w 34  Lot  9,  blk  2,  w 34  lot 
18  e 34  29  40  14,  Nov  9, Eliza  C C Camp- 
bell to  Mary  E Campbell $500 

Dnd  34  Lts  1 2 3,  blx  2 Bryants  sub  nw  34 
ne  34  10  38  14,  also  und  34  Its  1 to  6,  w 
34  blk  4,  Busbys  sub  nw  34  10  38  14’ 

Apr  11,  L Carter  to  SL  Boyce $500 

S 35  ft  of  w 175  ft  of  Blk  35,  Railroad  add 
to  Harlem  nov  9,  Maria  Lange  et  al  to 

Henry  Lange $5,000 

Lot  7 blk  11,  Norwood  Park  Nov  5,  Jno  H 

Cronseto  Frank  McMaster  $500 

Lot  74  Blk  8,  nw  34  ne  of  ave  29  4:0  14  Nov 

8,  Chas  Bohler  to  P & C Loch $300 

Lot  4 Bik  E,  Turner  Park  City  Oct  1,  Fred 

Ofe  to  Wm  Bell $600 

Lts  20  to  23,  50  & 51  e 34  nw  34  8 3 7 11 
Aprir  22,  Geo  L Becker  to  Catherin  > 

Welch $380 

Lot  23,  Blk  4,  Summerdald  Nov  15,  W Wait 

to  J Sievert $250 

Lot  36  blk  3,  Culver’s  Park  Nov  15,  E H 

Gammon  to  C M Alexander $200 

Lots  42  44  46  48  50  blk  3 Bonds  add  to 
Washington  Heights  Sept  17,  Johanna 
Lyons  to  Hannah  Sullivan $500 

4 acs  in  sw  34  sw  34  8 38  44,  Hov  Hein- 
rich Naegel  to  Hans  Mueller $413 

Lots  7 and  8 Blk  1,  Railroad  add  to  Har 
lem  Nov  10,  John  Preston  to  Nicholas 

Turner $2,500 

Lots  15  16  17,  Blk  2,  Beebes  Central  River- 
side sub  e frlc  ne  34  38  39  42,  3orle  ^8> 

John  Johnston  Jr  to  Theodosia  B Sepp 

$2,000 

Lots  1 2 3,  blk  4,  Bartlett  Sep  9,  Master  in 

Chancery  to  A Stevens I483 

Blocxs  1 2 6 7 8, 1 s 7 t > 18,  Blk  10,  Ouialts 
sub  w 34  se  34  13  37  13,  Sept  27,  Henry 
P Merriman  to  Thos  E Patterson.  .$9,000 
Lots  1 to  6,  44  to  50  of  Its  21  to  30,  Henrys  , 

sub  sw  34  nw  34  8 48  44,  Hov  16,  S H 

Kerfoot  Jr  to  Bertha  Nathan $2500 

Lots  7 to  43  of  Same  Nov  16,  Same  to  N 

Wohlbein $7,500 

S49  ft  of  e 193  ft  of  w 386  ft  of  It  4.  Assrs 

div  ne  34  ne  34  sw  34  34  39  44,  28, 

S&WFyfeto  D J Carroll $2,572 

Lots  21  and  22  blk  4,  Summerdale  Nov  15 

W Wait  to  Nels  P Peterson $625 

Lot  4 of  It  1 and  e 35  ft  Lot  2,  Blk  4 Dal- 
ton Nov  16,  C Schafer  to  F Calars  . . $1,200 
Lt  11  blk  4,  Summerdale  Nov  15,  W Wait 

to  Mary  A Gart v;  f "5 

Lts  57  to  60  blk  6,  Phillips  sub  N E 34  l» 

36  15,  Oct  22  Rhoda  A Downs  to  D Cal- 
lahan   

Lts  40  and  41  blk  11  Bpown’s  add  to 
Thornton  Sept  29,  Ezra  Tritt  to  George 
Lane  $500 

Lot  32  of  Lts  20  to  32  blk  9.  Norwood  Pk 
Sent  26,  B M Baker  to  A M De  Prosse 
p ’ $250 

W 34'  nw  34  2687  18,  Sept  27,  Thos  E Pat- 
terson to  H P Merriman  $18,000 

Lot  10  blk  27,  Western  Springs  Nov  2, 
Clarence  I Pecx  to  Geo  McCann $7o 


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Lots  9 and  10;  blk  4,  Summerdale  Nov  15, 

W Wait  to  F Z nderg  $575 

Part  e % nw  M 23  42  10  N of  R Rd  (ex  w 

7 acr)  Oct  11,  Wm  B Cunningham  to  F 

A Gammon $6,000 

Lts  10  11  12  blk  8.  South  Lawn  Nov  17, 
Samuel  H Brown  to  C A Sheldon  .$1,000 
Lots  4 6 and  7 bln  35,  Same  Nov  17,  C A 

Sheldon  to  B Brown $1,000 

Lot  5 (10  acr)  in  s % n % De  M 17  41  13, 
Jan  8,  Wm  Hoffman  to  F Lampp.  .$1,200 
66x132  ft  in  ne  cor  e % sw  % 22  36  13  Apr 
4,  K Dalenberg  to  A Zaynenberg  . . . .$100 
Lot  22  blk  1 in  lot  of  n 7 acs  e % nw  % 20 
40  14,  Nov  10,  est  of  Chas  Gumhinger  to  J 

L Rodgers $500 

S % 8W  34  6 36  15,  Nov  22,  W G Schreiber 

to  H A Goodrich $20,000 

23%  acr  in  nw  % 28  41  11  Oct  16,  F Smith 

manntoJ  Schwanz $625 

Und  4-9  of  Its  4 to  13,  18  19  20,  Blk  1 and 
Its  2 3 4 13  14  19  to  35,  B1k  2 all  in  blk 

8 Morris  sub  18  39  14,  Nov  16,  Estate  of 

Hettie  T & H A Chamberlain  to  John  B 
Chamberlain  $24,814 

Lots  19  and  20  blk  2,  Beebes  Central  Riv- 
erside sub  in  ne  35  39  12,  Oct  27  Fran- 
cis X Daly  to  J j ohnston  Jr $1855 

Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Nov.  25,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount, 

City  160  $588,986 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  101  261,869 

County 110  280,348 

Total 371  $1,131,203 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Nov.  26,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 148  $885,914 

County 116  366,145 

Total 264  $1,252,059 


SUBDIVISIOSS 

Filed  for  Hecor<l  IMiring  November, 
1886. 

Doc.  No. 

769510 — Lots  1 to  6 b 2,  Delamater’s  sub  in 
nw  13  39  13;  also  Its  1 to  6 b 2,  Jones’ 
sub  in  nw  13  39  13,  fronting  n on  Wil- 
cox st,  198  feet  e of  Sacramento  ave;  15 
Lots.  By  C Barker. 

769527— S W^sw^ne  % 36  37  13;  3 
Blocks.  By  Chas  Morgan. 

769570— -F  Sulzer’s  addition  to  Belle  Plaine, 
being  a sub  cf  s 8 81-100  acrs  nw  3^  sw  % 
(w  of  Clark  Street)  17  40  14,  fronting  on 
Clark  St.  and  Ashland  ave.;  26  Lots  and 
Lot  A.  By  Fred’k  Sulzer. 

769762 — Lots  1 2 and  3,  in  partition  of  e % 
lot  2 in  sub  of  sec  18  39  13;  15  Blocks.  By 
Chas  B Scoville. 

769851 — Block  10,  Watson,  Tower  & Davis’ 
sub  w % nw  34  6 39  14,  fronting  on  Oak- 
ley ave  and  Shober  st,  betw’n  Hirsch  and 
Bryson  streets;  48  Lots.  By  W R Hub- 
bard. 

77072 — Lots  12  to  14  block  81,  Evanston;  3 
Lots.  By  H G Powers. 

770293— Downing,  Corning  & Prentiss’  Doug 
las  Park  add  in  e % ne  34  and  pt  e 34  8 6 
34  23  39  13,  fronting  on  12th  st  and  Doug- 
las boulevard,  betwn  Spalding  aud  Homan 
avenues;  four  BIocks.  By  J F Downing 
et  al. 

770365— Lot  25  blk  5 blk  13,  Sheffield  addn, 
fronting  on  Lewis  st  and  Raciue  avenue; 
fourteen  lots.  By  Martin  Lewis  et  al. 

770373— Blocks  2 3 4,  Force’s  sub  of  s e 34  6 
34  s w 34  7 39  13,  nw  cor  Madison  st  and 
Oak  Park  ave;  3 Blocks. 

770428 — Manufacturers’  add  to  Chicago,  in 
se  34  3 0 40  1 4,  s e cor  Cly  bourn  ave  aud 
Diversey  st;  73  Lots.  By  Charles  W Ful- 
lerton. 

770475 — Block  15,  Clarke’s  sub  e 34  sw  34  13 
39  13,  se  cor  PoIk  and  Francisco  sts;  24 
Lots.  By  E A Cummings. 

770650 — Blk  11  Circuit  C’rt  Partit’n  e 34  n 6 
34  and  prt  e 34  8 e 34>  n °f  Ogden  ave,  23 
39  13,  ne  cor  Ogden  and  Turner  aves;  53 
Lots.  By  Sherman  & Waller. 

770760 — Lots  6 to  19  blk  2 of  blks  3 45  and 
pt  6,  Gray’s  addition  to  Cornell;  28  Lots. 
By  Paul  Cornell. 

773290 — The  Potter  Palmer  Homestead  in 
north  fracl  34  3 39  14,  being  lots  35  to  38 
(ex  w 125  ft  of  lot  35,  w 150  ft  It  36  and  w 
141  ft  of  Its  37  and  38)  Astor’8  addn,  sw 
cor  Schiller  street  and  Lako  Shore  Drive. 
By  Potter  Palmer. 


772443— Lots  62,  Ellis’  east  add  (except  wly 
82)4  ^ 6 °f  Cottage  Grove  ave)  sw  corner 
37th  street  and  Ellis  ave;  8 Lots.  By  J M 
Thacher. 

772770— Lots  14  15  16,  of  lots  9 to  15  and  pt 
16  block  2,  Rockwell  addn,  fronting  north 
on  Jackson  st;  4 Lots.  By  W H Mosher. 

772586 — Lots  22  23  24  blck  5,  Becx’s  sub  s e 
34  s w )4  21  38  14;  4 Lots.  By  Bowes  <fc 
Cruickshanks. 

773322 — Wilson’s  add  to  OaK  Park,  being  It 
1 (ex  e 40  acres)  in  sub  of  sw  18  39  13;  20 
BIocks.  By  W J WjjSOn. 

773144 — Lts  21  to  30,  Henry’s  subdiv  sw  34 
nw  34  8 40  14,  ne  cor  Ashland  ave  and  N 
59th  st;  50  Lots.  By  S H Kerf  cot,  Jr. 

773586 — North  half  blck  10,  Turner’s  sub  ne 
34  e 34  86  M 13  40  14,  sw  corner  Ashland 
and  School  street;  11  Lots.  By  Thomas 
Flood. 

773861— Lts  1 and  2 Sup  Ct  Commrs’  Parti 
tion  of  blk  7,  Cochran’s  sub  w 34  se  34  ® 

39  14,  sw  corner  Iowa  and  Lincoln  sts;  24 
Lots.  By  Laura  V Webb. 

773891 — Lots  311  to  315  Altgeld’s  sub  blks  1 
to  47  and  pt  6 nw  34  n e of  avenue,  29  40 
14;  5 Lots.  By  M Willetts. 

773964 — Blck  1,  Hundley’s  sub  e 34  86  34  H 

40  14,  sw  cor  Halsted  and  Sulzer  sts;  13 
Lots.  By  C J Hambleton. 

773976 — Blk  3 Out-lot  A,  Wrightwood,  front- 
ing on  North  Clark  street  and  Lake  View 
avenue;  Sixteen  Lots.  By  C M Cody, 
et  al. 

773965 — Lot  4 in  sub  of  ne  34  sw  34  25  40  13, 
ne  cor  Humboldt  Blvd  and  Thomas  ave;  6 
blocks.  By  B A Baldwin  and  L Trum 
bull. 

774121 — Lots  7 8 and  pt  12  Wilson  et  alsub 
e 34  sw  quar  15  38  14,  nw  cor  South  Park 
ave  and  63d  street;  6 BIocks.  By  S C 
Stevens. 

774892— South  703  4-10  ft  e of  I C R R ne 
34  23  38  14,  nw  cor  67th  street  and  Stony 
Island  avenue;  4 Blocks.  By  Junius  Mul- 
ney. 

775012 — Lots  9 and  10  Baird’s  Lincoln  Park 
add,  fronting  s on  Fullerton  ave;  2 Lots. 
By  Andrew  E Leicht. 


TKII8T  DEEDS 

Albrecht  C to  J V Le  Moyne,  Oct  20,  It  23 

b 4,  6 39  14,  2 yrs  7 % . .$600 

Akerstrom  P to  A Chvtraus,  nov  16,  lot  32 

b 2,  23  38  14,  6#...'. $1100 

Armstrong  W to  L H Harland,  nov  24,  lot 

10  b 4,  33  40  14,  2 yrs  6% $7500 

Anderson  S H and  W D S to  W C Seipp, 

Nov  12,  prt  It  3 b 4,  9 38  14,  5 years  6%. 

$2000 

Alloway  J to  F B Peabody,  Nov  5,  part  It 

11  b 3,  15  38  14,  5 yrs  7# $2000 

Andrews  J W to  F W Becker,  Nov  17.  part 

28  37  14,  8%% .$400 

Alwart  F W to  E A Cummings,  Nov  20,  Its 
40  to  42  blk  8 blk  5,  Sheffield  add,  2 yrs, 

8% $1300 

Argylo  Co  to  111  Trust  and  Sav  Bana,  nov 
1,  s 34  b 9 b 15  frl  15  add,  50  bonds,  10 

years $50,000 

Appel  F *o  H Felsenthal,  nov  22,  It  47  blk 

22,  17  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $2000 

Carne  J Jr  to  J P Wilson,  nov  20,  It  6 and 

pt  5 b 45,  7 39  14,  1 year,  7% $781 

Brandenluug  W to  J V LeMoyne,  nov  6,  It 
21  of  lot  28  blck  4,  w 34  se  % 6 39  14.  7 

mths,  7% $600 

Berndt  Freiderika  to  D M Hillis,  Oct  16, 

It  11  b 8,  Ironworkers’  add,  7 yrs,  7#.$200 
Buckley  M and  M to  C J Hambleton,  Nov 
17,  lot  3 block  6,  8 39  14,  5 years,  7%, 

$300 

Burrows  A to  O C Butz,  nov  8,  prt  It  11  b 

12  Cornell,  etc,  8% $2500 

Bohe  F A C to  C F Collot,  nov  2,  It  29  b 6, 

20  40  14,  3 yrs  6%  $200 

Brammer  F W to  L Baird,  Nov  16,  It  4 b 

3,  4 39  14,  5 yrs  8% $1500 

Brady  F E to  C L Hammond,  Nov  3,  part 
Its  13  and  14  blK  2,  Burnam  Grove,  5 yrs 
7% $2700 


Brown  A J to  F H Scott,  Nov  8,  Its  1 and 

2 b 40  Evanston,  3 yrs  8%  $2580 

Bunkner  E to  F S M off  alt,  nov  13,  pt  b 1, 

5 37  14,  July  1,  8% $600 

Benning  A to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  39,  31 

39  14,  3 yrs  6% $250 

Browne  J to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  12,  31 

39  14,  1 year  8% $175 

Byrues  M to  G M Bogue,  October  16,  It  19, 

b 4 and  b 14,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $270 

Burlin  E to  A E Barr,  Nov  15,  It  4 b 3 etc, 

13  39  13,  8% $2000 

Boucher  C J to  E F Bartley,  Nov  18,  Its  12 

aud  13  block  6,  36  40  13,  5 years,  8%, 

$1200 

Buseh  H to  HG  Foreman,  Nov  12,  It  15  b 

9,  20  39  14,  2 yrs  7% $1000 

Brenoch  J to  C C Kohlsaat,  Oct  26,  It  4 nw 

5 38  14,  4 yrs  6 % $4000 

Burlingame  N J to  G G Newbury,  Oct  1, 
pt  It  24  and  23  It  1 etc,  16  38  14,  46 

months  7 % $1610 

Beyelt  S to  G W Newcomb,  Aegust  1,  Its 
33  and  34  blk  25,  East  Washington  H’ts 

3 years $301 

Burk  J to  F Riedle,  nov  23,  Its  4 and  5 b 

5,  4 38  14,  2 yrs  6% $1000 

Behrend  N and  B to  M E Greenebaura, 
Oct  4,  It  1 blck  1,  Gross’  North  add,  7%. 

$800 

Cooke  AW  to  T G DicKinson,  nov  20,  w 
)4  It  18  blck  126,  S S add.  5 yrs  . .$10,000 
Crepin  E E to  C C Kohlsaat,  Oct  20,  pt  ne 

28  39  14,  3 yrs  6% $8000 

Cremer  P to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  13, 
lot  147  blk  1,  etc,  29  40  14,  4 years  8%, 

$450 

Cox  B to  A Peterson,  nov  16,  It  6 blk  2,  34 

39  14,  5 yrs  6% $4000 

Cox  B and  L to  A Peterson,  nov  17,  lot  6 

b 2,  34  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $1000 

Caldwell  C H to  A Tidholm,  nov  15,  pt  lot 

5 b 14,  21  38  14.  5 yrs  7% $5000 

Copps  C F to  J J Altpeter,  nov  6,  It  38  b 3 

28  39  14,  8% $800 

Czestawski  — to , Oct  20,  It  24  blk  1, 

32  39  14,  5 yrs  8% $450 

Cox  B to  A Peterson,  Nov  17,  lot  6 b 2,  34 

39  14,  2 yrs  7% $1000 

Carr  E A to  J B Barton,  Nov  17,  prt  It  9 b 

3 Cleaverville,  6 and  7 yrs  6% $7000 

Campbell  J L to  K J Luders,  nov  1,  It  4 It 

5 etc.  12  39  13,  1 year  7% $1500 

Carroll  H to  G Snydacker,  Nov  16,  lot  2 b 

2,  33  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $800 

Coleman  J H to  C H Wood,  Nov  13,  It  6 It 
1 blck  4,  Harrison’s  addition,  5 yrs  8%. 

$1500 

Conway  P to  R L Tatham,  Nov  12,  It  2 b 

10,  20  39  14,  1 year  8% $3000 

Chalmers  StoHV  Freeman,  Nov  1,  part 

lots  8 and  9 block  1,  3 38  14,  2 years  6 % 

$500 

Clark  E C and  J H to  S W Rawson,  Nov 
17,  It  16  block  57,  7 39  14,  5 years,  6 %, 

$2700 

Dalnga  F to  G M Bogue,  October  16,  It  6, 

b 4 and  b 14,  31  39  14,  2 yrs  8f $185 

Devitt  M to  C M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  2 b 4,  b 

14  etc,  31  39  14,  6 mths  7%..' $150 

Drake  C R to  E S Dreyer,  Sept  30,  It  43  b 

8,  20  40  14,  1 year  7% $400 

Dorr  N C to  W J Campbell,  Oct  19,  pt  lot 
38  and  39  blocK  1,  21  38  14,  3 years,  8%, 

$1000 

Duplicy  E to  H V Freeman,  Nov  18,  It  4 
and  part  5 block  1,  3 38  14,  4 years  8%, 

$1200 

Downey  J to  C J Hambleton,  Oct  15,  lot  9 


b 6,  11  38  14,  2 yrs  6% $1750 

De  St  George  L to  F H Dicney,  Aug  1,  Its 

11  and  12  b 1,  36  40  13,  5 yrs  8% $1000 

Doerr  B to  B A Baldwin,  nov  15,  pt  b 4,  4 
38  14,  40  days  7% $231 


Danielson  C J to  H A Haugan,  Oct  29,  lot 
9 block  55,  South  Chicago,  3 years,  7%, 

.... $2500 

Dunn  A L to  A W Martin,  nov  20,  Its  14  to 

16  b 41,  Cornell,  3 yrs  7% $1500 

Dauser  Alfred  C to  B Lathrop,  Oct  28,  s e 
nw  34  ne  M 86  22  38  14,  1 year  8 % 

$1750 


R.  W.  Hyman,  Jr.  & Co., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 
of  nan  residents. 


Ebertshou-=er  J S to  C F Collot,  Nov  18,  It 

92  b 42,  33  40  14,  2 yrs  8% $1800 

Fleming  P to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  lot  38  b 

4 b 14,  31  39  14.  3 yrs  8% $282 

Flynn  D to  G M Bogue,  October  16,  It  18, 

b 4 and  b 14,  31  39  14,3  yrs,  8% $2071 

Fauber  E to  B F Weber.  Sept  13,  It  28  b 2 

20  40  14,  4 yrs  8% $900 

Fox  G to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  20,  31  39 

14,  3 yrs  8% $210 

Fruhs  J to  A Rehm,  Nov  15,  It  16  b 3,  Ar 

cher  add.5$ $2500 

Froelss  A to  A Schoeverling,  nov  15,  It  37 

b 49,  19  39  14,  2 yrs  8% $700 

Grebe  W to  E Prussing,  nov  17,  It  18  b 15 

Elston  add,  5 yrs  8% $1200 

Gloede  J to  F L Wilke,  Nov  17,  Its  21  and 

22  b 1,  6 39  14,  3 yrs  8% $2000 

Graham  A J to  J W Scoville,  Nov  17,  It  27 

b 1 18  89  14,  5 yrs  7%  $2000 

Gabriel  M to  N W Goodman,  Oct  15,  It  11 

b 11,  6 39  14,  2 yrs  7% $500 

Gillmore  R and  J to  E L Gillette,  Nov  1, 

Its  19  and  20  b 37  E Washington  Hg’ts, 

2 yrs  7% $150 

Glines  E to  F Q Ball,  Nov  15,  pt  w % s w 

34  n w 34 17  40  14,  3 yrs  7% $700 

Goehst  H and  E to  H McKey,  Nov  11,  It 

38  b 2,  3 38  14,  3 yrs  6% $500 

Gallagher  R to  S E Gross,  May  18,  It  2 b 

3 Clifford  add,  3 yrs  8% $450 

GiesKe  H to  J Rosenthal,  Nov  20,  It  10  b 6 

Gross’  North  add,  2 yrs  8% $250 

Goldstein  D to  W Garnett  Jr,  nov  3,  It  3 

and  pt  11,  6 38  14,  1 year  6 % $325 

Gall  P to  C Bentley  Jr,  Oct  8,  It  28,  6 28 

14,  3 yrs  8% $300 

Goodwin  N W to  FR  Chandler,  nov  17, 
l'.s  1 to  4 etc,  Beckwood,  5 yrs  7 % . . .$4000 
Goodman  A to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  33, 

b 4.  31  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $282 

Hagemann  H A to  J J Altpeter,  nov  19, 

Its  9 and  11  b 1 Hicklingdale  add,  week- 
ly, 8% $1000 

Houston  A H and  J to  C J Hambleton, 
nov  22,  It  27  b 11,  Ashland  2d  add,  2 yrs 

8% $1700 

Hoyt  L to  J C Miller, . It  66,  ne  14 

23  38  14,  8% $3200 

Hughes  J to  A E Guild  Jr,  Nov  11,  lot  14, 

blck  4,  Cossitt’s  Second  Addition,  5 yrs, 

7% $500 

Hone  H to  B Lathrop,  nov  15,  It  21  b 2,  2 

38  14,  2 yrs  8% $600 

Hildebrand  F to  J Wollacott,  Oct  1,  prt  It 

9 b 3,  29  40  14,  2 yrs  8% $1200 

Helander  0 to  A Peterson,  nov  15,  It  42  b 

7,  1 39  13,  23  mths  6 % $350 

Hurl  M to  T Schintz,  nov  15,  It  29  b 22,35 

40  13,  1 year  8% ’ $300 

Hallman  M to  W Vocke,  nov  15,  lot  63  b 3 

b 18,  Sheffield  add,  2 yrs $700 

Halbartstadt  L to  C Lindemann,  Nov  3,  It 

17  b 4,  20  40  14.  2 yrs  7% $400 

Heintz  L to  W Loeb,  Nov  19.  part  lots 

29  to  31,  2 yrs  8% .' $ 

Hanson  H G to  W T Dwight,  Sept  20,  lot 

1 2 b 10,  7 39  14,  5 yrs  7% $2200 

Hall  W S to  A B Mead,  Nov  20,  It  1 It  44 

blk  4,  18  39  14,  Dec  1,  ’88,  7% $2000 

Hannaway  J to  H H Rose,  Nov  12.  It  34  b 

1,  33  39  14,  7% ....$2300 

Huth  C to  M E Greenebaum,  June  14,  It 
22  and  pt  21  Gross  Park  Second  add,  39 

mouths,  7% $321 

Hillier  F S to  H J Luders,  Nov  16,  Its  27 
to  33  etc,  se  J4  13  39  13,  Jan  1,  ’88,  8%, 

$550 

Horn  F L to  M Van  Allen,  Aug  30,  Its  62 

and  63,  7 38  14,  33  months,  8% $300 

Henneberry  M C to  F J Dennis,  nov  9,  Its 

30  29  and  pt  28  b 4,  18  39  14,  3 yrs  8%, 
$2250 

Hill  A H to  H Heistand,  nov  10,  Its  13  and 
16  block  12,  Irving  Park,  5 years,  7%, 


$600 

Hill  J to  G A Rose,  Sept  6,  It  12  It  1 etc  b 

5 Rockwell  add,  22  mths,  8% $950 

HacKenbroch  F J to  J E Cornell,  Aug  16, 

Its  43  and  44  b 92,  35  38  14,  8% $200 

Horan  E to  A D Wright,  Oct  22,  prt  sw 
sw  qr  10  38  14,  2 yrs  8% $3045 


Husband  A G to  C N Laumann,  nov  19, 
Its  33  and  34  blck  45,  9 37  14,  3 years  7% 

$800 

Harlan  A W to  S M Moore,  nov  12,  Its  5 
and  6 b 28,8  39  14,  1 year  7% $1000 


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653 


He  ’ ’ un  A to  W Ripley,  nov  8,  part  It  37 
;md  pt  39  and  all  b 1,  Central  Park  add 

3 yrs  Wo $1500 

Hudson  P to  A Wisner,  nov  22,  It  24  blk  7, 

32  39  14,  3 yrs  1% $600 

Hallery  M A to  J E Otis,  nov  19,  It  4 blk  4, 

2 38  14,  1 year  7 % 41000 

Hart  I N to  L Baird,  nov  6,  It  17  b 11,  Cor- 
nell, 3 yrs  Wo $1800 

Ihde  A to  0 Peltzer,  Nov  15,  It  43  b 1 etc 

b 6,  29  40  14,  4 yrs  Wo $600 

Johnson  J to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  7 b 4, 

b 14,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  6% $207 

Johnson  C B to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  Its  28 
and  29,  b 4 b 14,  31  39  14,3  yrs  6 %.  . .$562 
Johnson  C J to  A Chytraus,  Nov  17,  It  10  b 

1,  20  40  14,  6 mths $100 

Jeha  J to  L Mandl,  Nov  16,  It  3 It  1 b 12  S 

S add,  2 yrs  7 % $200 

Kirmayer  F M to  F A Barnes,  Oct  15,  It  21 

b 1,  33  39  14,  5 yrs  1% $2000 

Kotzenberg  C to  D J Swenie,  nov  20,  pt  It 

4 5 and  8 b 1,  4 38  14,  5 yrs,  6 %%.  . .$5000 
Killorin  T to  J T Young,  Sept  13,  It  35  b 1 

8 38  14,  1 year  W $275 

Kasandra  M to  C J Vopicka,  nov  23,  It  41 

b 1,  28  39  14,  1 year  8% $1100 

Koehler  L C to  C Jorn,  Nov  15.  pt  Its  9 to 

11  b 5 Archer  add,  1 year  8% $6,500 

KuchmKa  V to  T H Schintz,  nov  16,  It  11 

b 9,  B and  E add,  5 yrs  7% $3000 

Kuhn  J to  J W Farlin.  nov  16,  It  31  b 29, 

25  40  13.  4 yrs  6%  . $400 

Krump  B to  T Schintz,  Nov  18,  Its  17  and 

18  b 1,  19  39  14,  5 yrs  7 % $5000 

Korff  F to  J A Bartlett,  nov  27,  lots  25  to 

28  b 17,  Pierce  add,  W $1300 

Kelly  J to  F C Gibhs,  Nov  17,  lot  67  b 4,  7 

39  14,  4 yrs  7% $1200 

Kendall  PloMB  Greenebaum,  Oct  15,  It 

62,  b 1,  29  40  14,  3 yrs  6% $400 

Klikamp  M to  Fi  E Prussing,  August  4, 
lot  78  b w ^ 20  40  14,  3 years  6$.  .$600 
Kinsella  A E to  A Wisner,  Nov  1,  Its  41  to 
44,  Drake’s  subdiv,  11  39  13,  5 years  6%, 

$1650 

Krump  B to  T Schintz,  Nov  18,  Its  17  and 

18  b 1,19  39  14.  4 yrs  7% $2000 

Krieman  C to  A F Kretschmer,  Nov  19,  It 

9 blk  7,  bis  44.  Sheffield  add’n,  4 yrs  7%, 
$200 

Knott  M B and  G to  S Dunlop,  Nov  18,  pt 

it  2 b 1,  7 39  13,  3 yrs  7% $2000 

KellkowsKi  F toS  E Gross.  Sept  22,  It  13 

b 3,  Clifford  add,  3 yrs  6$ $350 

Klomis  P to  C C Schumacher,  Nov  16,  It 

24  b 2,  8 38  14,  4 months,  Wo $700 

Koszuiski  M to  C J Rickless,  Sept  7,  It  8 

b 401  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  6% $100 

Knoke  H A to  F H Barnum.  nov  16,  lots  2 

13  to  16  b 9,  6 39  14,  2 yrs  W $2000 

Kullas  W to  J V Le  Moyne,  Nov  14,  It  24  b 

4,  6 39  14.6  mths  7% $250 

Lindberry  A F to  E Bnrke,  nov  1,  It  38  blK 

24,  25  40  13,  40  mths  W $620 

Labahn  F W to  0 E Peitsch,  nov  22  blK  9, 

24  40  13,  2 yrs  6% $2000 

Lichtenberger  J G and  N C to  L Baird, 
Nov  11,  It  32  blk  80,  27  39  14,  4 years  7 % 

$500 

Larson  N P to  C D Newbury,  Oct  1,  Its  21 

to  27  b 87  Melrose,  2 yrs $600 

Lorden  J J to  M O’Leary,  nov  15,  It  1 b 1 

5 and  G add,  6 months  W $1500 

Liverson  M to  L J A Fuelgraff,  Nov  11,  It 

2,  It  12,  b 62,  21  39  14,  8% $1100 

Larsen  A and  H to  A Peterson,  Nov  6,  lot 

39  b 2,  8 39  14,  5 yrs  6% $4000 

Laurie  J to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  42,  31 

39  14,  3 yrs  8% $288 

Lahrsen  J F to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  Its  47 
and  48,  b 4 b 14,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  8%. . . $975 
Lake  Front  Storage  Co  to  GW  Smith, 
Nov  20,  It  7 b 15,  Ft  Dearborn  add,  100 

bonds  (Jan  1,  1907)  W $50,000 

Linden  S to  A Wolf,  Nov  5,  It  10  blck  2, 

Brand’s  add,  8% $3500 

Lorece  J to  J C Miller,  nov  15,  lots  21.22 

etc,  b 4,  3 38  14,  8% $3700 

Loyce  M S to  W A Bond,  July  9,  lot  5 b 5, 

28  39  14,  3 yrs  W $3600 

Lindstadt  A to  J H Ernst,  nov  23,  It  12  b 

6 b 10,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs,  $600 

McAllister  J to  A Tidholm,  nov  22,  pt  It  1 

It  37,  16  38  14,  1 year  7% $500 

Mousen  M to  B Lathrop,  Sept  16,  It  23  b 

Is  w qr  31  39  14,  30  mths,  6% $400 

Miller  C to  A Wisner,  Nov  1,  It  50,  se  )^,  11 

39  13,  3 yrs  Wo $300 

Morris  J A to  L Baird,  nov  17,  It  3 b 5,  33 

40  14,  2 yrs  7 % $1500 

Moran  J P to  A F Tufy,  nov  16,  lots  17  to 

20  b 2,  10  38  14,  3 yrs  b% $ 

McDermott  B to  R Berger,  Oct  19,  It  18  b 

3,  9 38  14,  3 yrs  6.$ $600 

Mullen  J to  P F Haynes,  Oct  11,  It  19,  OaK 

Grove  add,  2 yrs  W $1000 


McCann  G to  J F Rhodes,  Nov  17,  It  10  b 

27,  W Springs,  8% $300 

McNulty  M to  A Wisner,  Oct  27,  Its  27  to 

30  and  34  to  40,  Drake’s  sub,  11  39  13, 

3 y rs  Wo $5500 

Moore  J S to  H J Luders,  Nov  1,  It  3 it  46 

b 28,  12  39  14,  W $1500 

Mifflin  C H to  L Muller  Jr,  Oct  18,  lots  13 

to  15  b 1,  34  39  74,3  yrs  W $15,000 

McNulty  P to  A Clement,  Nov  1,  Its  5 and 
6 b'k  10,  Brown’s  La  Grange  add’n,  8^, 

$500 

Mertz  M to  J R Lane,  Nov  1,  Its  42  and  pt 

43  b 7,  Lane  Pk,  3 yrs  W $731 

McSweeney  T to  G W Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  44, 

31  39  14,  3 yrs  W $300 

McNamara  S to  D S Place,  Nov  10,  It  27 

It  1 block  1,  RocKwel'l  addition,  3 yrs  7% 

$500 

Moulton  R H to  J Stern,  Nov  15,  Its  1 to 

4 block  7,  Pars:  addition  WinnetKa,  7% 
$5000 

Mayer  T to  W B Mr>ak,  Nov  20,  It  26  blk  1 

9 38  14 $692 

McCarty  M A to  M W Deffley,  nov  1,  Its  6 
and  7 n e % 28  39  14,  2 years  W ■ ■ .$3600 
Masters  A to  S W Rawson,  Nov  22,  It  19  b 

31,  19  39  14,  5 yrs  W/2% $1400 

Meyer  J to  N A Lauer,  Oct  15,  It  73  blk  6 

etc,  2 vrs  7% $670 

McNulty"  P to  A Pise,  Nov  13,  It  23  se  % 

13  39  13,  Wo $ls0° 

McConnell  J to  J L Beverly,  Nov  22,  prt  It 

38,  16  38  14,  1 year  7% $400 

Meyer  J to  N A Lauer,  Oct  15,  It  73  It  1 b 

1,  13  39  13,  2 yrs  7% ...$670 

Moss  W S to  J Buehler,  Nov  28,  n It  14 

b 50,  21  39  14,  2 yrs  7% $700 

Markey  A to  G SnydacKer,  nov  22,  It  23  b 

4,33  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $1000 

McGrath  J L to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  16 

b 4,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  6% $207 

Muller  C to  B Lathrop,  nov  20,  It  19  b 27, 

21  39  14,  4 yrs  W $675 

Meek  W J to  L M Paine,  nov  1,  b 4,  It  27, 

16  38  14,  3 yrs  6% $4500 

McNally  Julia  and  F W to  J I Wallace, 
Nov  19,  Its  17  and  18  b 9,  se  25  40  13, 

3 yrs  7% $350 

New  J to  A Chytraus,  nov  16,  It  5 blk  5,  33 

39  14,  Wo $1500 

Olson  MtoWC  FricKe,  Aug  7,  Its  8 and  9 

b 3,  6 39  14,  2 yrs $1050 

Olson  E M to  FB  Peabody,  Nov  16,  It  4 
and  part  5 block  1,  36  40  13,  5 yrs  7 %, 

$2000 

O’Connell  W to  W Bartels,  Nov  19,  It  45  b 

7 S and  G add,  1 year  W $1050 

Organ  R R to  G A Springer,  Oct  11,  It  22 

b 5,  22  38  14,  3 years  Wo $600 

O’Brien  L to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  Its  21 

and  22  b 4,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  W $450 

Pluchinski  to  C J Rickless,  Oct  11,  It  70, 

1 40,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  6% $100 

Powers  J J to  S M Moore,  July  12,  It  21 

b 4, 13  39  13,  2 yrs  Wo $266 

Pauls  H to  M Van  Allen,  Aug  9,  It  18,  7 38 

14,  30  months  Wo $135 

Philipson  P to  J A Fuellgraff,  Nov  16,  lot 

25  b 37,  SS  add.  8%.  $5200 

Peck  H J to  L Baird,  Nov  1,  It  3 b 1 blk  4, 

20  40  14,  monthly $1320 

Pollard  M to  A E Barr,  Nov  15,  prt  It  3 It 

2 b 3 Cleaverville,  3 yrs  W $3000 

Pittaway  J to  S M Moore,  June  26,  It  28, 

28  38  14,  1 year,  7%  $200 

Pittaway  J to  S M Moore,  June  26,  It  63  n 

e % 28  38  14,  2 yrs  7% $300 

Patterson  J A to  L Baird,  Nov  18,  It  2 b 22 

Evanston,  5 yrs  W $3000 

Palmer  E B to  F H Dickey,  Nov  1,  It  1 b 

7,  36  40  13,  5 yrs  W $1000 

Reed  R J to  S M Moore.  July  3,  It  14  b 3 
Douglas  ParK  addition,  Dec  1,  ’87,  W , 

$280 

Roesch  F to  C F Collot,  Oct  25,  Its  2 and  3 

b 5,  20  40  14,  3 yrs  Wo $650 

Rougut  W to  J Morgan,  Nov  15,  It  63  div 

3,  30  38  15,  Jan  1,  ’91,  7% $1500 

Rohde  C to  J H Ernst,  nov  23,  It  3 lot  155, 

Butterfield  add.  3 yrs  6% $850 

Rosenthal  M to  W D Kerfoot.  nov  15,  prt 
lot  14  block  12,  28  40  14,  5 yrs  6%  • .$5000 


Ruh  G to  M E Greenebaum,  nov  16,  It  5 b 

7 block  4,  Sheffield  addition,  1 year,  7%, 
$500 

Rolfe  L to  O C Butz,  nov  18.  It  31  b 14  etc 

13  39  13,  3 yrs  Wo $1400 

Rook  M and  E J to  J W Scoville,  Oct  27, 

It  22  b 3,  13  39  13,  5 yrs  7% $1000 

Ryan  T to  P W Holway,  Nov  17,  It  14  blK 

3,  4 38  14 $1000 

Swanson  M to  M E Greenebaum,  June  5, 
lot  91  blk  92  etc,  29  40  14,  4 years,  Wo, 

$575 

Schad  S to  W Loeb,  nov  16,  It  18  b 2,  1 39 

13,  2 yrs  7% $200 

Sommer  K and  P to  H W Ames,  nov  15,  It 

22  and  23  block  2,  8 38  14,  1 year,  4$ 

$800 

Sweeney  J to  F J Crawford,  nov  1,  pt  n w 

21  40  13,  40  acres,  2 yrs  8% $2000 

Stark  M to  J H Kremer,  Oct  15,  It  6, Reich 

sub  16  38  14,  3 yrs  Wo $90° 

Sawyer  C B to  C A Sawyer,  nov  10,  pt  b 9 

D Park  add,  5 yrs  8%% $4000 

Schill  A to  J Lorscheider,  Nov  15,  It  6 b 13 

8 37  15  8% $900 

Sharon  M to  J Nowak,  Nov  15,  It  38  b 12, 

Reaper  add,  4 yrs  7 % $400 

Sternberg  Jacob  to  C Eggert.  Sept  2 >,  prt 

n )4  27  42  12,  6 yrs,  Wo $1500 

Spurgin  E to  J A Murphy  Jr,  nov  23,  lots 

14  and  15  blck  16,  La  Grange,  3 yrs.  7%, 
$1500 

Strobel  A to  C Lindemann,  Aug  5,  lot  9 b 

7.  20  40  14,  4 yrs  7% $475 

Stoelke  J C to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  20, 

It  15  b 1,  28  39  14,  1 year  7% $200 

Spaulding  SY  to  F B Peabody,  Nov  15,  It 
49  blk  1 blk  3,  Sheffield  add’n,  3 yrs  7%, 

$2500 

Swanson  J to  G M Bogue.  Oct  16,  It  46,  31 

b 4 and  b 14,  39  14,  3 yrs  W« $200 

Schmidkonz  F to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  lot 

b 4 b 14,  43,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  W $288 

Sterne  L G to  C P Silva,  Oct  21,  Its  10  and 

15  and  pt  14  b 35,  Washington  Heights, 

2 yrs  Wo $1145 

Sobota  A to  J Palt,  Nov  9,  lot  22  b2,  32  39 

14,  2 yrs  W $2300 

Stevenson  W to  M E Greenebaum,  June 

24,  It  66,  block  34,  31  39  14.  2 years  7%, 

$300 

Smutney  J to  M Van  Allen,  Aug  9,  It  16, 

7 38  14.  27  months,  6% $125 

Schultz  W to  C J RicKless,  Oct  6,  It  61, 

Sheffield  add.  3 years  W $100 

Schultz  J to  C J Rickless,  Oct  11,  Its  60 

and  62,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  6 %.% $225 

Springate  Thos  to  J Nutt,  Nov  16,  It  32  b 

38  Cornell,  2 yrs  W $300 

Sherman  I A and  A B to  C N Bauman, 
nov  19,  Its  35  and  36  b 45,  9 37  14,  3 yrs, 

7% $700 

Stackly  P to  J C Schumacher,  nov  19,  It  3 

b 12,  19  39  14,  4 yrs  7% $400 

Smith  C to  G Coombs,  Oct  20,  It  33  b 2 blk 

40,  17  39  14,  1 j ear  8% $300 

Thulis  P F to  F T Colby,  July  6,  It  21  b D 

28  40  14,  Wo $800 

Thompson  R to  N B Judah,  nov  13,  blcK  5 

PennocE,  7% $3600 

Turner  M L to  C A Sawyer,  Nov  15,  It  19 

b 9 Kensington,  3 yrs  7% $700 

Thomsen  H P to  W C Fricke,  nov  17,  It  79 

b 20,  5 39  14,  3 yrs  6% $1500 

Thompson  R to  C P Keeney,  Nov  13,  part 
blcK  20,  PennocE,  November  13,  2 yrs, 

7 % $900 

Trepuck  R to  L J A Fuellgraff,  Oct  28,  It 

8 b 9,  B and  E add,  8% $2000 

Trimm  A to  E Burke,  Oct  15,  It  45  blK  21, 

25  40  13,  4 yrs  W $400 

Timm  A to  E Burk,  Oct  15,  It  45  b 21,  25 

40  13,  4 yrs  Wo • • • $400 

Titcomb  D A to  G E Rogers,  nov  23,  It  11 

b 4 Duncan  add,  3 yrs  Wo $4680 

Thomas  J W D to  S Longstreth,  nov  23,  It 

80  It  5 etc,  18  39  14,  4 yrs  8%% $900 

Terrill  A S to  F H DicKey,  nov  10,  lots  3 

and  4 b 9,  Constance,  3 yrs  6% $360 

Tarach  G to  J J Altpeter,  nov  13,  It  4 b 4, 

8% $1600 

Van  Berschot  J to  J C Miller,  Nov  15,  It 
24  b 44.  7 39  14,  8% $800 


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Venty  W P to  W A Montgomery,  Nov  — , 
lot  6 lot  10  blck  D,  28  40  14,  1 year  W, 

$1500 

Van  W R to  A Schoeverling,  nov  9,  It  46  It 

1 etc,  36  40  13,  6 mths  7% $100 

Vilas  A H to  C M Sturgess,  Nov  17,  It  5 
and  pt  6 block  1 etc,  7 39  13,  5 years  8%, 

$4000 

Vogt  C to  M Van  Allen,  Sept  30,  It  18  blk 

44,  7 38  14,  4 yrs  6% $245 

Wa’.ther  G to  H Felsenthal,  nov  13,  It  10  b 

9,  36  40  13,  3 yrs  7% $ .$1000 

Wartz  G to  O C Butz,  nov  15,  It  7 b 1,  6 39 

14,  3 yrs  Wo $2000 

Wiedenhoft  H to  E E Prussing,  Oct  29,  It 

55,  sw  20  40  14,  4 yrs  W $350 

Wheeler  A and  R to  H H Tuttle,  Nov  1,  It 

14  b 14,  17  39  14,  3 yrs  8$ $900 

Ward  T to  F B Peabody,  Nov  16,  lots  20 
and  21  block  1 etc,  26  40  14,  5 years,  7%, 

$2000 

Wauro  F to  J Buehler,  Nov  10,  lots  2 to  4 
blck  112  Butterfield  addition,  3 years  8% 

$2000 

Whitney  M to  0 F Carpenter,  Sept  1,  It  7 

b 14,  Hyde  Park,  3 yrs  Wo $6000 

Willis  W to  J M Bacon,  Aug  19,  lot  3 b 16 

S  Chicago,  8% $1,000 

Warren  F P and  W S to  T H Schintz,  nov 

15,  lot  8 blck  6,  Astor’s  add,  3 years  Wo, 
$5000 

Werner  N to  C Bentley,  Jr,  nov  1,  It  27  b 

2,  b 24,  6 38  14,  3 yrs  W $350 

Waller  J B Jr  to  L Bond,  Nov  1.  It  6 b 1 b 

4,  20  40  14,  3 yrs  W ■ • $660 

Wiord  L to  J Kowalski,  Oct  30,  It  40  blk  8, 

5 and  6 37  15,  3 yrs  8% $400 

Waller  J B Jr  to  L Baird,  Nov  1,  It  5 b 1,  b 

4,  20  40  14,  2 yrs  W $660 

Williams  J J to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  32  b 

4 b 14,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  W $282 

Williams  T B to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  31, 
b 4 and  b 14,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  W .....  . $282 
Weiman  H and  M to  H Felsenthal,  Nov 

13,  It  1 b 6,  34  39  15,  5 yrs  W $1000 

Wall  M to  J C Miller,  Nov  15,  It  26  blk  27, 

33  39  14,  8% $1100 

Zwewy  0 to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  25,  It 
9 blck  9,  Gross’  North  add’n,  6 months, 

7% <|  500 

CHATTEL,  lIOItTOAOKS. 

Abrahamson  M C to  F Frantzen  nov  18, 

fnrn  85  n Carpenter  st,  7 mths $54 

Anderson  E to  E R Walker  nov  16,  piano 

2 Stevens  st,  3 mths $51 

Chatfield  N A to  S C Kanter  Nov  18,  furn 

19  Hammond  st $60 

Akers  J W to  A Wahl  Nov  24,  Hardman 
piano  26134,  305  Loomis  st,  6 mths.  .$106 
Anderson  T to  S Richardson  nov  22,  furn 

479  Huron  st,  6 mths $135 

Aroughton  J to  S Richardson  Nov  22,  furn 

2109  Archer  av,  6 mths $72 

Alberg  J H to  C Passow  & Son  Nov  20, 
pool  table,  etc,  471  Halsted  st,  5 mths  $100 
Anderson  A H to  L A Brown  & Co  Nov  18, 
saloon  150  Milwaukee  av,  7 mths ....  $200 
Ahle  N O to  ME  Leiter  Nov  23,  candy 

store  431  w Madison  st,  30  ds $263 

Berg  A T to  H C Walker,  horse  and  buggy 

82  Wesson  st,  9 mths $200 

Bardwell  G H to  N G Clark  nov  1,  print- 
ing office  285  Madison  st.  2 yrs $600 

Barrett  M to  C Ryan  Nov  19,  furn  2826  5th 

av,  5 mths $51 

Brown  J to  E R Walker  Nov  18,  furn  La 

Grange  4 m $401 

Bucser  N to  F A Rehkopf  Nov  17,  wagon 

1185  Harrison  st,  2 yrs $61 

Buchmann  J to  W Side  Brg  Co  Nov  17,  sa- 
loon 395  Centre  av,  1 yr $350 

Barrett  A E to  A M Talley  nov  20,  furn 

1306  Michigan  av,  May  1.  ’88 $500 

Bailey  F M to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  Nov  15, 
billiard  goods  355  Randolph  st,  1 year 

: $311 

Buchholtz  W T to  H A Pemberton  nov  14, 

furn  699  n Halsted  st  6 mths $102 

Baker  E to  C H Kehl  Nov  23,  bldg  48  n 

May  st,  1 yr $100 

Bond  J C to  E P Murdock  nov  18,  furn  335 

Warren  av,  2 yrs  $497 

Barber  A to  J Cunningham  Son  & Co  Nov 

22,  carriage  74  Indiana  st $ 

Crossman  E H and  W C Coffin  to  Union 
Type  Foundry  Nov  20,  printing  press  6 

mths $ 135 

Chapman  E C to  S Richardson  nov  23, 

furn  3436  Rhodes  av.  6 mths $58 

Cooper  W B to  J H Bowers  nov  18,  horse 

etc,  1 yr $150 

Callignon  J to  Aberling  nov  6,  saloon  267 

w Chicago  av,  Oct  1 $800 

Cederholm  N and  A J to  G Schuenfurth 
Nov  19,  horses  etc,  45  Milton  av,  43 
mths $500 


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Classen  C A to  I L Gould  nov  17,  saloon 

195  LaSalle  st  nov  10, ’88 $4,000 

Cooney  F H to  H M McIntosh  nov  20.  furn 

2010  Wabash  av,  6 mos $300 

Conway  P to  F Westcott  nov  22,  cabs  etc 

1615  Michigan  av,  2 yrs $1000 

Gatlin  R H to  L A W Brush  nov  18,  furn 

698  Madison  st,  6 mths $ 65 

Callahan  E J to  R Rothchild’s  Sons  Nov 
20,  saloon  furn  533  s Morgan  st,  8 mths 

$154 

Cook  W to  MO  Hale  Nov  19,  horses  etc, 

2834  La  Salle  st,  6 mos $500 

Clemenz  T T to  J Oberman  B Co  Nov  22, 
saloon  nw  cor  Madison  and  Clark  sts,  2 

yrs $2,000 

Chambers  R to  H King  nov  19,  furn  23 

Tell  ct,  6 mths $78 

Cummings  L F to  J M Gamble  Nov  22, 
furn  etc.  99  to  103  n Clark  st,  6 mths 

! $3001 

Cameron  C S lo  W S Wharton  Nov  11,  furn 

620  Sedgwick  st,  4 mths $224 

Downey  J & P to  J C Monroe  Nov  16,  cab 

2141  Calumet  av,  11  mos $375 

Davis  J E to  E H Babcock  nov  19,  piano 
and  furn  948  Washington  bd,  3 mths 

$117 

Dahler  L to  M Dahlgren  Nov  17,  piano  403 

Lake  st,  10  mos $100 

Dunn  S to  M N Knowlton  Nov  19,  furn 
Washington  bd  and  Halsted  st,  6 mths 

$1320 

Dalton  J to  E R Walker  Nov  22,  furn  88 

Wesson  st.  mthly $1170 

Doerman  E to  H M McIntosh  Nov  23,  furn 

520  n MarKet  st,  6 mos $68 

Dalton  J H to  E R Walker  nov  29,  horses 

etc  88  Wesson  st,  3 mths $401 

Erck  F to  C F Kimball  & Co  Nov  19,  furn 

184  n Franklin  st,  May  1 ’86 $131 

Ellis  F E to  J W Dennen  Nov  1,  horse  and 

wagon  etc  2 yrs $433 

Evans  A to  E R Walker  Nov  22,  furn  Pull- 
man bldg,  4 mths $100 

Ernst  L J to  E T Brown  Nov  22.  horses 

etc  Clyde  6 mos $99 

Eickmeyer  H S to  W W Charles  Nov  17, 
wagon  etc  402  w Chicago  av,  3 mths . . $110 

Finucan  T J to , 3001  Archer  av 

$764 

Fitzgerald  J to  J Cullen  nov  16,  furn  2801 

Dashiel  st,  5 mths $81 

Frety  T to  C F Kimball  & Go  , 6 mths 

$128 


Fritz  A H to  C Ryan  nov  20,  horses  etc 

169  w Adams  st,  5 mos $90 

Fischer  C R to  Kelly  Maus  & Co  nov  24, 

furn  285  s Canal  st,  2 yr $795 

Fleck  C to  C Seipp  Brg  Co  Nov  22,  saloon 

119  w 12th  st,  1 y $600 

Ferkampe  M to  T Ritcher  April  19,  furn 

296  Sedgwick  st,  Apl  9 $73 

Fey  L to  J Samuels  Nov  23,  furn  512  Wa- 
bash av,  7 mths $70 

Foley  G to  J H Spear  Nov  22,  furn  3125 

Dearborn  st,  6 mos $78 

Freeman  A to  M Mitchell  Nov  23,  furn 

433  State  st.  7 mths $130 

Graham  H C to  G W Gordon  Oct  16,  laun- 
dry 2098  Wabash  av $1400 

Gilbert  F A W to  S Mackey  Nov  19,  furn 

63  Canal  st,  3 mos $12C 

Gathman  A to  C E Wyman  Nov  14,  horses 

etc,  342  n Paulina  st,  6 mths $200 

Garner  W to  R D Kelly  nov  18,  furn  243 

Washington  Bd,  9 mos $248 

Glossop  F to  J Morris  Co  nov  20,  printing 

office  182  Clark  st  7 mos $94 

Greve  C to  R H Randolph  Nov  9,  saloon 

1691  MilwauKee  av.  7 mos $300 

Harrison  C S to  H Winter  Nov  23,  furn 

248  Erie  st,  90  ds  . . . . $747 

Hurlbut  F E to  J D Spear  Nov  20,  furn 

1202  OaKwood,  5 mths $240 

Harrison  G W to  W N Alley  Nov  22,  furn 
99  w Madison  and  97  Clinton  sts,  5 mos 

$200 

Hersch  A to  JO  Alleborn  nov  22,  furn 

1460  Wabash  av,  5 mths $400 

Horstin  B V to  S Mackey  Nov  19,  furn  445 

Chestnut  st  6 mos $68 

Henser  J to  C Brennan  house  192 

13th  pi,  1 yr $300 

HartE  to  H M McIntosh  nov  18,  horses  13 

Plum  st,  6 mths $68 

Herman  J to  Marder  L & Co  Nov  16,  type 

press  etc  271  Dearborn  st,  p m $65 

Holmes  L H to  C Wyman , 98  Walton 

pi,  6 mths $105 

Irvin  W to  E T Browu  nov  19,  furn  Onta- 
rio and  Pine  sts,  6 mof $104 

Jones  J B to  E R Walker  nov  20,  furn 

Chicago  Opera  house,  6 mths $80 

John  C to  Troy  Laundry  M Co  nov  22, 
laundry  machy  853  Lake  st,  nov  15,  ’88 

$69 


Jones  W to  E R WalKer  Nov  18,  furn  488 

Warren  av,  4 mths $61 

John  E C to  H Rendtorff  & Co  Nov  23, 
horse  wagon  etc  Humbold  ParK  2 yrs  $218 
Kossanowski  M P to  Marder  L & Co  nov 

11,  press  type  etc,  p m $245 

Kelleher  L to  J Cullen  nov  16,  furn  371  w 

22d  st,  6 mths $71 

Knowles  F J to  E T Brown  nov  20,  furn 

114  Jay  st,  6 mths $68 

Kettering  A J to  C L Schaar  Nov  20,  drug 

store  2603  Halsted  st,  2 yrs $1800 

Kelly  J to  W W Charles  Nov  15,  furn  2704 

Wentworth  av,  6 mos $66 

Kimpel  H to  J Friek  Nov  23,  cigars  etc 

167  Blue  Island  av $800 

Kunze  J T to  C E Wyman  Nov  20,  furn 

420  w Adams  st,  2 mths $61 

Lauer  L H to  H King  Nov  23,  furn  611 

Larrabeest,  6 mths $65 

Lindborn  C to  A D Places:  Nov  20,  horses 

etc  272  n Halsted  st,  5 mos  $820 

La  Bellas  A G to  T Boyle  nov  20,  furn  344 

Centre  st,  6 mths $277 

Laurie  J to  J A Titcomb  nov  19,  furn 

Clark  and  Lane  sts,  1 year $778 

Lawson  G to  G W Rice  Nov  18,  horse  etc 

154  La  Salle $260 

Lamb  P to  C Williams  nov  12,  house  and 

contentf  4222  Lake $100 

Loehr  & Bolens  to  W Schukraft  nov  18, 

wagon  278  w 12tli  st $94 

McDonohue  S E to  S L Miller  Nov  18, 
Knabe  piano  and  furn  6 Sheldon  st,  6 

mths $275 

Martin  E H to  W N Alley  Nov  18,  horses 

etc  4004  Vincennes  av,  2 mths $110 

Miller  T to  W W Charles  Nov  9,  horse  etc 

307  Ohio  st,  6 mths $278 

McKieruan  J H to  E R Walker  nov  17, 

furn,  135  Lincoln  av,  3 mos $101 

McCat  n D to  C Williams  Nov — , furn  9 

Centre  av,  6 mths $62 

Moore  J W to  F J Mackey  nov  18,  furn 

500  Hastings  st.  11  mths $60 

Michel  J H to  C Williams  Nov  19,  furn  326 

Aberdeen  st,  7 mths $65 

Mallet  F E to  W W Charles  nov  19,  furn 

40  Cass  st,  6 mos $68 

MerKin  F S to  G W Smith  nov  20,  bakery 

424  Madison  st,  90  ds $58 

Mead  H L to  J D Spear  Nov  17,  furn  796 

Lane  st,  6 m $60 

MiKkelson  M S to  O D Hadsell  Nov  8, shop 

87  Norrh  av,  2 mths $52 

Mascher  A to  D Mascher  Nov  15,  restau- 
rant 73  w Lake  st.  2y $1,000 

Meyer  J to  L C Michel  nov  22,  wagon  etc 

127  Howe  st  Oct  1 $75 

Morey  F L to  E T Brown  Nov  16,  piano 

and  furn  243  67th  6 m $190 

Mills  C S to  L A W Brush  nov  20,  furn  1431 

33d  st,  6 mths $100 

Mansfield  J A to  0 F Malcolm  Nov  20,  furn 

and  piano  26  Delaware  pi.  $108 

Mack  T F to  Blain  Bros  Nov  22,  furn  638 

Canal  st,  6 mths $97 

Mulvern  W to  C Ryan  Nov  22,  furn  149  w 

Adams  st,  6 mths $63 

Michelson  A H to  H M McIntosh  Nov  22, 

furn  746  w Superior  st,  6 mos $65 

Moos  J F to  C T Williams  Oct  23,  furn  142 

n Clark  st,  1 yr $120 

McFarland  A M to  C A Tousey  Aug  26, 

furn  77  w 16th  st,  8 mths $58 

Mease  M A to  J B Tascott  Mfg  Co  Nov  23 
paiut  shop  and  furn  2441  Archer  av,  1 

year $300 

Murch  J A E & CL  toG  Nichols  Nov  23, 

furn,  349  e Chicago  av,  6 mths $552 

Mead  W W to  J Graham  Nov  20,  fnrn  73 

Madison  st,  1 yr  $300 

Metzner  C to  Bemis  & McAvoy  B Co  Nov 
20,  saloon,  1191  Blue  Island  av,  6 mths 

$270 

Norris  E T to  S H Hurlbut  Nov  18,  furn 

Cana)  and  Madison  sts  1 yr $3250 

Nelson  F N to  S C Kanter  nov  12,  furn  134 

OaK  st,  5 mos $125 

Nichols  S to  L A W Brush  Nov  17,  furn  96 

Halsted  st,  6 mos $54 

Noyes  A E to  E R Walker  Nov  19,  furn 

etc  Grand  Crossing  6 mos $226 

Naham  M to  W W Charles  Nov  19,  furn 

169  Wabash  av,  6 mos $360 

O’Donnell  R to  H M McIntosh  149  n 

Clark  st,  6 mt2s $99 

O’Donel  J W to  ET  Brown  Nov  22.  furn, 

846  Van  Buren  st,  6 mths $195 

Packer  G to  O F Malcolm  nov  24,  furn  970 

Washington  st,  6 mths $75 

Premium  Vinegar  Wks  to  F W Ward  nov 
24,  factory  etc  286  5th  av,  2 yrs  . . . .$4500 
Perry  A to  W W Charles  nov  16,  fnrn  80 

Menominee  st $88 

Perkins  C E to  F D ClarK  nov  18,  piano 
212  Clark  st,  6 mths $300 


Potter  M M to  E P Roberts  nov  5,  Chiek- 
ering  piano  and  furn  Lake  View  90  das 

$110 

Pratt  J E to  Hafner  & Will  Nov  16,  foun- 
tain etc $262 

Quinn  W J to  Kirchholf  & Newbarth  Nov 
19,  saloon  2705  Cologne  st,  demand.  .$197 
Reich  R to  L Hansler  Sept  24,  mules  etc 

Hyde  Pk  1 yr $200 

Ryan  T to  W N Alley  nov  22,  furn  1144 

Lill  av,  3 mos $141 

Russell  L to  H King  nov  22,  furn  s Chica- 
go 19  wks $146 

Robinson  Mrs  J to  E R WalKer  Nov  22, 

furn  167  s Peoria  st,  mthly $80 

Ruth  F to  W W Charles  Nov  22,  horses  etc 

1030  Diversey  av,  6 mths $180 

Robinson  M W to  F A Rehkopf  Nov  18, 

wagon  etc  Cicero  2 yrs $76 

Reah  W to  J Duncoinbe  Nov  9,  piano  28 

Courtland  st,  1 yr $400 

Ratcike  J to  H F Flentie  nov  13. live  stock 

Wheeling  9 mths $50 

Ratcike  J toFJanuich  nov  13.  live  stocK 


Wheeling  2 yrs . 


$150 

Richardson  E H to  W Kinsella  nov  20, 
horses  etc  38th  and  Hanover,  30  ds.  . .$60 
Roser  M to  P Roser  Nov  20,  furn  1 year 

$107 

Riddle  H S to  W W Charles  Nov  8,  furn 

142  Green  st,  2 yrs $63 

Ritchie  D C to  J Cullen  Nov  6,  furn  336  w 

12th  st,  3 m $62 

Rhodes  M J to  J Wolf  Nov  9,  furn  180  On- 
tario st,  22  mths $150 

Rieser  N to  F J Dewes  B Co  Oct  11,  saloon 

1002  Milwaukee  av,  ly ,...$400 

Sunley  F R to  MG  Falconberg Nov  18, 

horses $202 

Simmons  D to  E R Walker  Nov  16,  furn 

23  St  Johns  pi,  1 rath $91 

Sherman  A N to  C Bauer  Nov  17,  barber 

shop  183  Lake  st,  6 mths $463 

Sovney  M to  Keeley  B Co  nov  9,  saloon  — 

Commercial  av,  1 y $300 

Sims  C to  C J Shields  Nov  17,  furn  154 

Loomis  st,  2 mths $200 

Stinson  H A to  S Mackey  Nov  19,  furn  21 

Peoria  st,  6 mths $220 

Schaffner  B M to  M Einstein  nov  17,  libr- 
ary etc  Clifton  House $4274 

Sandham  F to  W N Alley  Nov  19,  machy 

3 mths $175 

Schumacher  W J to  J Gelder  nov  22,  furn 

2252  State  st,  6 mths $65 

Stevens  H L to  L A W Brush  Nov  18,  furn 

302  31st  st,  4 m $92 

Sanders  E L to  C F Kendall  & Co  Nov  19, 
confectionary  227  n ClarK  st,  6 m . . . . $58 
Solari  EA  to  H A Pemberton  Nov  30  furn 

183  3d  av,  8 mos $2128 

Steed  H to  S Richardson  Nov  22,  furn 

3167  LaSalle  st.  6 mths $1350 

Stern  D H to  M L Pemberton  nov  16,  furn 

183  Indiana  st,  3 mths $60 

Strauss  J to  E R Walker  nov  20,  machy  etc 

748  Halsted  st,  4 mos $51 

Schmidt  W A to  C Staffreger  nov  22,  piano 
and  furn  549  Sedgwick  st,  6 mths ....  $290 
Salade  S A to  J H Spear  nov  18,  furn, 

Cummings  9 mos $116 

Sperry  Electric  L Co  to  J E Burke  Nov  20 
dynamos  etc,  1 day  after  demand.  $4,000 
Sperry  Electrio  L Co  to  L Everingham 
nov  20,  pt  same  prop,  1 day  after  de- 
mand  $21,641 

Sperry  Electric  L Co  to  E A Sperry  nov 
20,  pt  same  1 day  after  demand  ....  $1509 
Sperry  Electric  L Co  to  Cowl  & Van  Den- 
bury  Nov  20,  pt  same,  1 day  after  de- 
mand   $6750 

Stevens  L R to  L B Shields  Nov  22,  furn 

3032  Lake  Park  av,  4 mths $650 

Sommer  P to  S Mackey  Nov  19,  carriage 

etc  Lake,  6 mths $195 

Sells  S C to  S Mackey  Nov  22,  furn  161  n 

Western  av,  6 mos  (2  mtgs) $299 

Schulze  F to  C Schulze  Nov  22,  horses  etc 

Holstein,  2 yrs $250 

Shuler  V L to  F M Bailey  Nov  23,  horses 

etc  713  Washington  bd,  3 mos $301 

Stidger  F G to  Schneidewend  & Co  Nov  16 

paper  cutter,  1304  State  st,  1 yr $60 

Staats  H N to  A P Coulter  Nov  24,  furn 

879  Van  Buren  st,  1 yr $300 

Scott  H C to  E T Brown  Nov  20,  furn  658 

Warren  av,  6 mths $109 

Schulze  F to  C Schulze  Nov  23,  horse  etc  1 

year $250 

Solomon  A to  C F W Lentz  nov  23,  furn  48 

S Clark  st,  15  mos $3200 

Stratton  S S to  W W Charles  nov  24,  furn 

3246  Dearborn  st,  4 mths $127 

Thompson  M A to  J D Spear  Nov  20,  bug- 
gy etc  95  Whipple  st,  2 mths $149 

Thutts  W to  LAW  Brush  Nov  20,  furn 
394  Division  st,  3 mths $76 


Tennamt  R to  E R Walker  nov  17,  furn 

814  Washtenaw  av,  1 y $143 

Tilman  J H to  C Williams  Nov  19,  furn 

21234  w Randolph  at,  7 mths $83 

Walsh  P to  S Richardson  nov  17,  wagon 

etc,  70  Hawthorne  av,  7 mths $77 

Ward  4 to  S Richardson  Nov  17,  furn  and 

piano  80  Sangamon  st  6 mths $76 

Weber  E to  0 F Malcolm  Nov  18,  furn  298 

Clark  st $397 

Watrous  C M to  Adams  <fc  Adams  nov  8, 

horse.  Lake  View  30  ds $125 

Wrioht  F to  E Goldstein  Nov  22,  furn  259 

Michigan  av,  6 mths $600 

West  Bros  to  Brunswick  B C Co  nov  17, 
billiard  goods  157  Dearborn  st,  pm.  .$740 
Wappler  E to  WacKer  & B B & M Co  Oct 

13,  saloon,  Lake  6 mths $2C0 

Wallner  F A to  VV  N Alley  Nov  18,  furn 

211  26th  st,  6 mths $67 

Wilson  L B to  J R Coulter  Nov  23,  saloon 

47734  Clarx  st,  Sept  23 $582 

Wilson  W to  J Cullen  Nov  20,  cows  etc  811 

w Chicago  av,  6 mths..  $168 

Worden  C M & C Eto  C J Shields  Nov  20, 

furn  Delaware  flats,  6 mths $123 

WycoffJ  to  A Sternheim  Nov  23,  Emer- 
son piano  and  furn  117  Pearson  st,  6 . 

mths $228 

Wells  F L to  W W Charles  Nov  18,  furn 

206  Adams  st,  6 mths $626 

Wilson  A to  H Baer  Nov  22,  horse  etc  515 

66th  st,  Jan  1 $180 

Waters  H H to  P Florsheim  Oct  19,  furn 

53  35th  st,  4 mths $558 

Wilson  G W to  J B Chappe  nov  15,  horses 

etc $102 

Woodman  J E to  J M Gamble  Nov  22,  all 
prop  at  99  n Clark  st,  17  mths $1657 


MORTGAGES. 

Haskell  F T to  N W M L Ins  Co,  Nov  14, 

It  3 b 97  27  39  14,  5 yrs  6% $45,000 

Farrar  A to  N W ML  Insurance  Co,  Nov 
10,  part  block  2,  Section  15  addn,  April 

18  , 534$ $15,0(  0 

Kennedy  P to  People’s  L and  B Assn, 
Nov  15,  lots  5 and  6 lot  1 36  40  13,  8%, 

$1400 

Briggs  H B to  N W L and  B Assn,  Nov  16 

It  4,  It  2 b 5,  33  40  14,  8% $1000 

Fisher  G H to  G A R B and  L Ass’n,  Nov 

17,  It  2 b 23,  12  39  13,  8% $3892 

Crowley  D to  People’s  B and  L Assn,  Nov 

It  155  b 3,  33  39  14,  8% $1000 

Ingersoll  VV  B to  E Mower,  Nov  18,  prt  10 

37  13,  5 yrs  7% $900 

Brady  F E to  H C Gray,  Oct  16,  pt  b 2, 

Barnum  Grove,  2 yrs  7% $5900 

Fitzgerald  P to  W C Goudy,  Sept  3,  It  20 

b 8 Argyle,  3 yrs  7% $450 

Fowler  C W to  W C Goudy,  prt  It  6 bik  7. 

Argyle,  2 yrs  7% $280 

Schaeffer  P to  P Reppler,  Nov  18,  It  20  blk 

9,  Dock  add,  3 yrs  1% $300 

O’Shea  T to  P J Doyle,  Oct  1,  It  — blk  14 

S T add,  2 yrs  6% $2000 

Low  J to  Excelsior  L Assn,  Oct  20,  It  57  b 

3,  33  39  14,  8% $1500 

Martin  W H to  J D Gill,  Nov  17,  s 14  It  16 

It  4,  16  38  14,  Apr  1 $400 

McGettrick  B to  F M Kelly,  Nov  10,  It  25, 
blck  5,  Cossett’s  Second  add,  2 years  7%, 

$120 

Calass  F to  C Schafer,  Nov  16,  It  4 blK  4, 

Dolton,  7 yrs  8# $ 

Smith  C W to  C W Fairbanks,  Oct  30,  pt 

Its  10  to  12  blk  3,  3 38  14  $7000 

Steinway  C to  F Bauer,  Nov  8,  Its  17  and 

18  b 1,  35  40  13,  3 yrs  7% $800 

Henry  M to  81st  Street  B and  L Associa- 
tion, Nov  18,  Its  1 to  10  blk  2,  37  38  14, 


Wickbelder  B to  N Rausch,  Nov  11,  It  42, 

Turner  sub,  18  37  15,  3 yrs  8% $200 

O’Donnell  M to  Book-keepers  B and  L 
Assoc’n,  Nov  2,  It  35  bln  2,  8 39  14,  6}4% 

$1300 

BlacK  C to  Home  Mutual  L Association, 
Nov  3,  lot  5 block  16,  6 39  14,  5 1-6*, 

$1000 

Schroeder  C R J to  H Dinsen.  Nov  19, 
part  lot  68  block  34,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  7% 

$1800 

Janka  J to  A Crawford,  Nov  19,  It  17  b 16 

25  39  13.  1 year  8 % $200 

Congdon  Brake  Shoe  Co  to  E P Hoesing- 
er,  Nov  — , It  25  to  35  blk  4,  16  38  14,  2 

yrs  6% $2400 

Cummins  J P to  C H Lawrence,  Nov  19, 

It  8 b 14,  22  38  14,  60  days $190 

Dobrowski  Sto  P Pratt,  Nov  15,  It  5 b 10, 

Evanston,  4 yrs  6$j 

Riehl  T to  S R Hurford,  Nov  2,  Its  69  and 
70  blk  35  Sheffield  addition,  2 years,  6#, 
$600 


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stock  on  hand,  we  are  prepared  to  furnish  promptly 

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SUPERIOR  COUBT. 


Hoffman  P to  P Pratt,  Nov  1,  It  4 blck  10, 

Evanston,  4 yrs,  7# $80f' 

Williams  0 M to  O ML  Ins  Co,  Nov  19, 

It  75  b 1 blk  A Wrightwood,  Nov  17,  6$, 

$5000 

Smith  J to  W C Goudy  Oct  1,  It  5 b 6,  Ar- 

gyle,  6# $ 

Boehl  F to  M Paetzman,  Nov  13,  It  1 b 4, 

Spear’s  add,  3 yrs  6# $600 

Johnson  0 J to  Englewood  B and  L Assn, 

Oct  11,  It  13  b 1,  21  38  14,  7% $3400 

Severtson  E E to  People’s  B and  L Assn, 
November  15,  lot  35  blk  5,  36  40  13,  8 # 

$1400 

Stone  G E to  W F Keyes,  Dec  24,  It  35  blk 

2,  4 38  14,  6 mths,  7% $300 

Krurn  I It  to  W H King,  nov  17,  pt  b 3 blk 

2,  etc,  13  39  13,  5 yrs  7% $2000 

Peterson  H to  Commonwealth  B and  L 
Assn,  nov  11,  It  37  block  38,  Cornell,  8% 

$1100 

Cooney  P to  H D McBr'de,  Oct  18,  It  21  b 

1,  33  39  14,  6% $500 

Borre  S and  P to  M Peyo,  Oct  22,  part  33 

42  13,  1 day $200 

Scharlau  E and  J to  G Borre,  Oct  22,  part 

33  42  13.  1 day $500 

Schwarz  J to  F Smithmann.  Oct  16,  Its  12 
to  14  and  17  Elk  Grove,  1 year  8%  . . .$225 
Markey  M to  Curran  Mutual  Aid  and  B 
Assn,  Oct  4,  It  1 It  5 b 64,  21  39  14,  8%% 

$1500 

Snabedissen  H to  E C Weston.  Nov  20,  It 


22  b 2 Kensington,  3 yrs,  8% . . . - $500 

Kanin  M to  Home  M L Assn,  Nov  19,  It  18 
b 22,  5 39  14,  5 1-5# $800 


Farwell  J A and  C B to  N W M L Ins  Co, 
Nov  17,  Its  1 to  4 b 79  S S add,  5 yrs,  5# 

$300,000 

Sutor  J T to  Oentl  Pk  B and  L Assn,  Nov 

20,  Its  7 and  8 b 18  So  Lawn  ,7# $500 

Teller  A J to  H P Smith,  Nov  15,  Its  37  and 

38  b 1,  17  39  13,  2 yrs,  6# $1500 

Fisch  0 to  S Werdel,  Nov  22,  It  5 It  19  b 1 

Sheffield  add,  5 yrs,  7# $1325 

Mechelke  H to  N Chicago  M S and  B Assn, 

It  28  b 3 out  It  E 28  40  14,  5 1-5# $200 

Mahonv  J L to  H L Young,  Nov  1,  pt  It  33 

and  all  34,  28  39  14,  3 yrs,  6# $1876 

Thomas  James  C to  Charlotte  J Luding- 
ton,  nov  22,  n 20  ft  It  7 of  lots  5 6 and 

7 b 6 Oleavervilte,  5 yrs  7# $7500 

Ballard  Emma  P & O W to  Geo  K Shoen- 
berger,  Nov  12,  It  19  b 2 sw  qr  34  39  14, 

$800 

Linton  L to  W H Dahlmann,  June  24,  tls 
47  48  and  49  b 6 of  lot  20  b 6 Taylor’s 
2d  add  to  S Chicago,  45  mths  8#  . . . .$'.(50 
Dillner  H and  F to  J F Jarnecke,  Sept  23, 

pt  It  4 b 4 Dalton,  1 year  8# $250 

McNally  Adeline  and  Wm  to  Thos  Dwyer, 
Nov  15.  It  25  b 7 nw  8 39  14,  2 yrs  7# 

$450 

Budruwait  C to  C Thurkow,  nov  22.  It  38 

b 5 b 7,8  39  14,  5 yrs  6# $750 

Hogen  P N to  Trustees  Schools,  41  14,  nov 

18,  pt  se  frl  30  41  14,  1 year  6# $475 

Seidler  J H B to  Rathjen,  nov  23,  It  10  b 

2,  6 39  14,  4 yrs  6# $1350 

Mallorv  M to  M Mallory,  Nov  1,  Its  76  and 

77  b’9,  20  39  13,  6 mths $700 

MeiKe  A to  F Gorbandt,  Oct  11,  It  6 b 11, 

6 39  14,  4 yrs  6# $1000 

Hanson  A.  to  C E Atchley,  Nov  4,  It  30  blk 

16,  25  40  14,  4 yrs  6# $275 

Murdock  H B to  G A R B and  L Assn,  nov 

17.  It  71  b 20,  7 29  14,  8# $1853 

Johnson  M to  U 0 B and  L Assn,  Sept  13, 

It  73  b 6,  36  40  14,  5# $1500 

Cook  D S to  D L Wilson,  Nov  20,  Its  1 and 

2 b 33,  Evanston,  5 yrs $5600 

Luby  M to  Commonwealth  B and  L Assn, 

nov  11,  It  22  b 6,  Hegewisch,  8# $400 

Brade  C to  D W Eldred,  Nov  1,  pt  Its  3 and 

4 b 25,  Jefferson,  7# $2330 

Martyn  A L to  R Hooley,  Nov  8,  prt  It  27 

BronRon  add,  Apr  15 $14,580 

WarnKuv  A to  Chicago  Perm  B and  L As- 
soc’n,  Nov  2,  pt  Its  53  and  54,  9 38  14,  8 
# $700 


Durand  J B to  C M L Ins  Co.,  nov  4,  pt  b 

I,  Ashland  add,  5# $27,000 

Kuester  J to  E S Dreyer,  Oct  28,  lots  4 and 

85  b 8,  35  40  13,  40  days  6# $650 

Kuester  J to  Phoenix  B Society,  Oct  28,  It 

84  and  85  b 8,  35  40  13,  5# $1000 

Lord  J J to  J H Keeney,  nov  11,  It  13  b 1 

b 7 RocKwell  add,  7# $400 

Bittles  J to  J H Tedens,  nov  10,  It  7,  22  37 

II,  10  yrs  6# $988 

Handscher  F to  E Handscher,  nov  11,  It  4 

lot  15,  block  33,  S S additi’n,  8 years,  6# 

$4000 

Smalley  C M to  W W Smalley,  Oct  29,  lot 
60,  Haywood  sub,  34  39  14,  3 years,  6#, 

$709 

Siegrisser  J to  North  Chicago  Mutual  S 
and  B Assn,  nov  11,  It  93  b 52,  33  40  14, 

5 1-5# $30C0 

Shea  W to  North  Chicago  S and  B Assocn 
nov  11,  lot  19.  lot  F,  28  40  14,  5 1-5#, 

$1000 

Fournier  C H to  N Corwith,  Oct  1,  It  7 b 1, 

36  39  13,  3 years  7# $300 

Perl  L to  J Buehler,  nov  9,  Its  43  and  44  b 

2,  Lee’s  add,  3 yrs  7# $2000 

Siebenaller  J to  Home  M L Assn,  nov  10, 

Its  40  and  41  etc  b 1 Sheffield  add,  5 1-5 

# $2500 

Hattren  0 to  A M Lewis,  nov  12,  It  1 b 3, 

9 38  14,  3 yrs  7# $480 

Chaveriat  C to  W Altwater,  Oct  1,  It  19  lot 

160  Butterfield  add,  4 yrs  6# $700 

Grau  A to  J C Shedd,  oct  16,  it  2 blk  8,  26 

39  13,  5 yrs $2500 

Brenis  F to  Provident  L and  T Co,  Nov  11 
lot  55,  Mather  & Taft’s  add,  5 years,  6#, 

$1000 

Luthnur  P to  H G Foreman,  nov  10,  lots 
27  and  28  block  21,  20  39  14,  3 yrs,  7# 

$1600 

McMahon  J to  J Roth,  nov  11,  prt  It  62  b 

42 . „ $20,000 

Corpe  E E to  D S Place,  nov  10,  lot  2 b 4, 

13  39  13,  3 years  6% $1500 

Smith  P N to  N W M Ins  Co,  Nov  3,  It  16 

b 3,  Ogden  add,  5 yrs,  6# $4500 

Halbach  J F A to  F Haverkamp,  Nov  12, 
lot  18  and  part  19,  2 38  14,  3 years,  6#, 

$3,000 

Hardy  I and  D D to  W H Stebbings,  Oct 
11,  Its  67  and  68  b 3,  29  4(1  14,  2 yrs,  8#, 

$1000 

Peters  C to  W Hoepe,  Oct  1,  lot  28  blk  26, 

Sheffield  add,  3 yrs,  6# $800 

Maloy  H and  J to  J Heinrich,  nov  12,  It  5 

b 40,  33  40  14,  3 yrs  6# $2000 

Bugttner  T to  M Ballin,  June  7,  It  17  Bal- 

lin  sub  8 38  14,  2 yrs  6# $275 

Church  G W to  Mutial  B and  L Associat’n 

nov  13,  It  13  b 2,  8 39  13,  8# $5000 

Baker  W C to  C Robinson,  Nov  12,  Its  1 to 

48  b 3,  etc,  11  37  13,  5 yrs  6# $1500 

Lammers  M A and  J B to  J Gnnzenliau- 
ser,  nov  4,  It  40  blK  10,  31  40  14,  4 yrs  7 

# $400 

Enigenburg  C to  C Hillegonds,  nov  11,  pt 

36  36  14,  4 yrs  7# $800 

Peterson  J W to  Home  M Asst,  nov  9,  prt 

It  3 b 1,  etc,  36  40  13,  5 1-5# $300 

Demser  A C to  W B Severn,  Aug  21,  Its  1, 

27  36  and  15,  2 yrs  6# $246 

Dean  M D to  A E Christensen,  nov  13,  pt 

It  4 b 9,  36  40  13,  2 yrs  6# $500 

Ciliske  J to  J Cudehy,  Mar  22,  It  64  blk  3, 

33  39  14,  1 year  6# $352 

Day  F D to  D Gillson,  Sept  1,  pt  It  6,  36 

37  13,  5 yrs  7# $157 

Abstein  C to  R Stara,  Oct  22,  It  37  blk  20, 

33  40  14,  2 yrs  6# $600 

Neering  C to  M Major,  Nov  13,  It  93  Ash- 
land sub,  34  40  13,  7# $70 

Mize  E to  M T Ames,  Nov  1,  It  53  and  prt 

52  b 1,  18  39  14,  6 yrs  6# $1500 

Buies  L to  H A Knapp,  Nov  1,  lot  15  b 21, 

4 38  12,3  yrs  7# $700 

Mann  J B to  H Botsford,Nov  1,  It  11  Bots- 
ford’s  add  3 38  14,  2 years $500 


97890  Walter  C RemicK  et  al  v A & L W 
Hoxtor  and  H W Strauss.  By  agrees  $137- 
52.  Satisfied. 

103811  Dorothea  Mueller  et  al  v Ernst  and 
Johanna  Starck.  By  defit  $683. 

105476  L Everingham  v John  Linderholm. 
$2397. 

106498  Chas  H Aldrich  v Matt  Morgan  Dio- 
rama Co.  By  agrest,  $1653.50. 

97348  Chas  A Bayler  v John  T Dee.  $402.50 
and  sci  fa. 

97349  Same  v James  Bowlan.  $2222.50  and 
sci  fa. 

102831  Geo  J Deshv  Charles  Whitloch.  By 
defit,  $2686  debt,  $1056.95  das  entire. 

105647  GP  Van  Everen  use  etc,  vWJB 
Hunter  et  al.  On  ans  of  Wm  L Cadle, 
garn  $31.97.  Satisfied. 

101)474  Chas  C Haader  et  al  v Consumers’ 
Gas  Fuei  & L Go.  On  findg,  $4533.35. 

100479  Jas  N Porter  v J McK  Pendleton. 
On  ver,  $461.44; 

96066  A E Breinzer  v H J and  H Harrison. 
On  finding,  $201.78. 

100107  Henry  Lally  use  etc,  v Haxtrin 
Steam  Heater  Co.  Mont  by  plff  denied 
and  judgt  $78.89.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex 
in  20  ds. 

105007  August  Kleinsmith  v Chas  and  Mary 
Deglof.  On  ver,  $100. 

105420  Huer  & Brockschmidt  v Larson  & 
Torgerson  Desk  Co,  On  mer  $405.20,  attch 
issue  quashed. 

93398  Ferdinand  Riebling  v Harlan  P Tra 
cey.  On  ver,  $1371.67.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ev  in  30  ds. 

105708  Jas  Burke  v Frank  Bunting  and  wife 
By  defit,  $425.13. 

103972  Chas  Last  v Henry  J Pfister.  By  de- 
flt,  $785.65. 

97738  Aaron  B McCrillis  v Abner  M Wright 
and  Philander  Hickox.  On  findg,  $202.50. 
Appl;  boud  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

1003.j6  Henry  W Banks  v Blain’s  Tea  & Cof- 
fee Co.  By  agreet,  $748.21  and  gen  and 
sped  exn. 

100909  Bernhard  Rosenheim  v Peter  Farley. 
On  ver,  $277.50.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex 
in  20  ds. 

105640  H E Loomis  et  al  v Theodore  Geis- 
ler.  By  defit,  $1609,13. 

14)0454  Georgia  Chapman  v Village  of  Jef- 
ferson. Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $6000. 
Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

3712  Brighton  Mfg  Co  v Am  F Ins  Co.  On 
findg,  $2692.82.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
20  ds. 

100496  F Coggswell  v Geo  A Robinson.  On 
findg,  $80.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  20 
ds. 

100786  Jas  D Mason  et  al  v Lazarus  Berwin 
and  Henry  Dubetz.  On  ver,  $363. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

67995  Cheney  Bros  v Walter  H Jndson.  Jas 
W Golden  made  party  to  judgt  $1669.- 
66. 

41906  Isaac  T Dyer  et  al  v Henry  H Russell 
and  Jermiah  M Terwilliger.  Mo  n t de- 
nied and  judgt,  $3000  debt,  1650  das;  debt 
to  be  dischgd,  etc.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds 
and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

46173  Gustav  Dreier  v Fortune  Bros  Brg  Co 
Srme  and  judgt  $52.  Same. 

48903  Regina  Cattman  v Hambug  American 
Packet  Co.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt 
$604.30.  Appl;  bond  in  30  ds  and  bill  ex 
in  60  ds. 

47783  J Barnes  et  al  v Alfred  Sanderson. 
On  findg,  $30.70.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

48072  Mary  Milton  v Edward  Goodman. 
Same  $74.40. 

TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

3103  George  Steinhaus  v Margareth  Kelly. 
$48. 

4104  Joseph  A Westerfeld  v Wm  Edgar. 
$192, 


3105  J Barrett  v Wm  H Smythe.  $25. 

3106  Daniel  O’Keefe  v John  O’Neal.  $19.05. 
56386  Joel  E Fisher  et  al  v Emanuel  and 

Nathan  Kramer  and  Sam’l  Loebensteia. 
By  defit,  $2392.58. 

3096  VVm  Katz  v Thos  J Nerney.  $140 

3097  David  Collins  use  of  J A Stewart  v Jno 
Cooney.  $50.25. 

3098  Chas  Reitz  Bros  Lumber  Co  v Patrick 
Casey.  $161.92. 

309'J  Theodore  H Schintz  v John  Donegan 
$26.50. 

3100  E W Gillett  v J McCarthy.  $22.65. 

3093  C W & V Coal  Co  v LaKeside  Roller 

Skating  Rink  Co.  $127.65. 

3064  Frederick  Kistner  v Henry  Kistner. 
160. 

3095  August  F Stahl  exr  v Wilhelm  and  Wil- 
helmina  Leitch.  $113.20. 

3101  Augustus  Burke  vleo  Pries.  $79.65.. 

3102  Casper  Hahn  v Andrew  Marshall.  $65.- 
35. 

51471  Alice  McGrath  admx  v O R I & P R 
R Co.  On  findg  $350.  Satisfied. 

57986  Edward  R Merrill  v King  Whiffletree 
Co.  On  findg,  x2132.76  debt  and  10  das 
entire  and  sped  exn. 

58169  Dennis  Bergen  v Wm  Rosencranz.  $8 
and  proc. 

58179  Joshua  Wood  v Francis  A Hoffman. 

Judgt  for  $9090  revived. 

58125  John  G Wendt  v Thos  A & Grace  S 
Strayer.  By  defit,  $4954. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

6896  John  V Fatweil  et  al  v Hartley  Reclin 
ing  Chair  Co.  By  defit,  $280.35. 

5884  John  H Stebbins  use  of  JS  Field  v 
Richard,  John  J and  Michael  Keating,  Jno 
Apple  and  Andrew  Johnson.  On  findg, 
$589.74. 

5212  Thos  J Manning  etal  v Peter  M Ayres 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $212. 

U.  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT. 

49476  Nathan  Davis  v Leopold  Cerf,  On  ver 
$25  each  to  pay  % cost- 

ASSIGNMENTS. 

Hayden  W to  R Mather  nov  24.  No  sche- 
dules. 


SHE  It  IFF'S  SAGES. 

Nov.  30. — Rufus  King  vs.  Peter  Downey 
and  Mary  Downey;  amount  of  eKecution 
$600  and  costs.  The  west  half  of  the  south 
half  of  the  east  half  of  the  west  half  of  the 
southeast  quarter  of  the  southwest  quarter 
1 of  section  9,  township  39,  range  13,  east  of 
the  third  principal  Meridian,  situated  in 
Cook  county,  State  of  Illinois. 

Lisette  Kussman,  administratrix  of  the  es- 
tate of  August  Kussman,  vs.  Louis  F.  Nessel 
and  Julius  Brebach;  amount  of  execution 
$475  and  costs.  Lot  29  in  subdivision  of 
block  36,  in  Canal  Trustees’  subdivision  of 
the  east  Yi  of  section  31,  township  39,  range 
14,  east  of  3rd  principal  meridian,  situated 
in  Cook  Co.,  State  of  Illinois.  Levi  Sprague, 
attorney  for  plaintiff. 

Adolph  Loeb  and  Wm.  Loeb  vs,  A.  B.  Hol- 
sou;  amount  of  execution  279.05  and  costs. 
The  north  46  feet  of  the  south  71  feet  of  the 
east  152  ft.  lot  106,  in  Bronson’s  addition 
to  Chicago,  situated  in  Cook  County,  State 
of  Illinois. 


— The  newest  piano  covers  are  made  in 
plush,  not  to  fit,  but  to  be  thrown  over  care- 
lessly and  sparsely  worked  with  circles  in 
gold  thread  and  silk. 

— Cameo  glass  candle  shades  in  tulip  form 
are  novelties. 


656 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


({I  IT  CLAIM  DEEDS  AND  HIUT- 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lots  18  and  19  w 34  blk  6,  Cochran  sub  w 
34  se  34  6 39  14,  Nov  3,  Garvine  G 

French  to  C A Newcomb $1 

Lots  21  24  36  37  40  Raymond’s  snb  w 3f*  b 
6,  w ^ se  34  6 39  14,  Nov  4,  Mattie  E & 

H Whipple  to  C L Remick $1 

Lot  3 blk  1,  Bickerdikes  add  Nov  13,  W S 

Lasher  to  F C Koss $1 

Lot  8 of. Lot  4 blK  64,  nw  *4  21  39  14,  Nov 
4,  Mary  A Garvey  et  al  to  M Honohan  $1 
Lot  26  Blk  1,  Walker’s  Dock  add  Nov  17, 

W W Marcy  et  al  to  H Beilfuss $445 

Lts  31  and  32  blk  4,  Wentworth’s  sub  34j  | 
39  14,  Nov  16,  W C Ritchie  to  Oscar  SO 

Peterson $1 

Lts  1 and  2 of  Its  19  & 24  blk  32,  S S add 

Oct  25,  T Richmond  to  H Sontag $1 

Lot  19  blK  19,  s s add  Nov  17,  J W Con- 
verse to  A H Reed $500 

Lot  64  blk  3,  33  39  14,  Nov  17,  Julius  A Cil- 

iske  to  H Ciliske $1 

Lts  48  to  53,  55  to  58  of  blks  1 and  20  Ked- 
zies  sub  sw  34  23  39  13,  Nov  15,  D B Hut- 
chinson to  A C Hutchinson $1 

Lots  32  and  33  blk  3,  Shermans  add  to 
Holstein  Nov  16,  D G Hamilton  to  est 

of  Geo  Armour $30 

Lot  20  blK  1 Springer  & Fox  add  Feb  14, 

D J Hubbard  to  Z P Hanson $215 

W 24  ft  of  It  2,  blk  1 blk  63,  7 39  14  Nov 

18,  P W Gates  to  C B Scoville $1 

Lot  1 of  lot  1 to  5 n 34  block  16,  7 39  14, 

June  25,  R M Cleney  to  C Deppe $1 

Lot  45  B1r  7 Sampson  & Greene’s  add  Em- 
ma Bartels  to  Ellen  O’Connell $1 

Lts  1 to  10  blk  12,  Cleaverville  Nov  8, 
Chas  Cleaver  to  heir  of  Julia  W Trum- 
bull  $1 

Lts  20  to  29  blk  6,  Its  1 to  46  bin  7,  It  2 blk 
8 of  Its  31  and  32 assn  dir  uw  34  32  39  14 
Nov  5,  Wm  Munroe  to  heirs  of  John  A 

Washington $165 

Lots  1 to  19,  30  to  48  blk  6,  Lots  47  48  49 
blK  7,  same  Nov  5,  Same  to  A Wisner. $25 
Lots  1 to  4 of  lots  69  to  72  of  Its  4 to  7 &c 
of  It  4 s 14  se  34  12  39  13,  Oct  13,  J as  L 


Campbell  to  J W Crosby $2000 

Lt  2 in  n 14  blk  8,  Cochran  sub,  6 39  14, 

Oct  21,  Jas  D Watson  to  J J Reid $1 

Und  34  Its  77  of  blks  1 and  2 out  lot  A 


Wrightwood  July  27,  Union  Mutual  Life 
Ins  Co  to  Connecticut  Mutual  L Ins  Co 

$2,500 

Lot  44  of  Its  2 and  3 Forrestville  Oct  16, 

Geo  E Peck  to  D Phillips $100 

Lt  77  of  blks  1 and  2 out-lot  A Wrightwood 
Nov  11,  D G Hamilton  to  Conn  Mut  L 

Ins  Co $1 

Lts  9 10 11  of  Its  1,  2 3 BIk  49,  7 39  14,  Nov 

18,  Leslie  Carter  to  E Carter $5 

N 30  ft  lt  6 blk  3,  Geo  Smiths  add  Nov  10, 

M McNeil  et  al  to  B F McNeil  et  al.$1000 
Lts  29  and  s 34  28  BIk  5,  w 34  17  39  14  nov 
3,  Clara  A Sampson  to  Jas  and  Marg’t 

Demar $1 

Lt  1 blK  10,  Chittenden  Oct  23,  P E Stan- 
ley to  V H Higgins $120 

Lt  16  blk  2,  Assn  dlv  e 34  nw  34  8 39  14, 
Feb  5,  Henry  H Gage  to  J P Brown ...  $1 
Lt  26,  blk  7,  Sheffield  add  Nov  6,  Margare- 

tha  Bebber  to  Anthony  Bebber $2200 

Lot  98  blk  19  19  39  14,  also  It  98  blK  10, 
Austinville  Nov  8,  est  of  Benj  A Oswald 

to  Mary  Oswald ’. $1400 

Lt  26  of  Its  2 to  11  &c  blk  11,  S Sec  add 
Nov  10,  A C Rotchford  to  Pat’k  P O’Don- 
nell  $635 

Lots  9 & 10  blk  8,  Lee’s  add  Nov  9,  Mary 
F and  A Knobel  to  August  Keonig . . $500 
Lt  73  blk  41,  Sheffield  add  Nov  13,  Chas  W 

Nichols  to  Jno  Ii  Wheeler $100 

Lots  5 and  6 blk  24,  Kinzie’s  add  Nov], 
FranK  T Oviatt  to  Jas  S Leeds $1 


ICIliliM  OF  (SALE. 

Upham  Elizabeth  F toD  Y Upham  Nov  13 
mea]  market  4102  Cottage  Grove  av.$900 
Uhlendorf  Bodo  to  Henry  Jarmuth  no\  16 

drug  store  87  29th  st $2,800 

Dewitt  M J & J W to  Sheibley  & Kenyon 
nov  10,  furn  etc,  246  to  251  s State  st  $100 
Bartell  Herman  to  C W Dwight  Jr  et  al 
nov  18,  house  and  barn  in  Jefferson.  .$200 
Buchmann  J to  M Buckelmueller  Oct  25, 

saloon  395  Centre  av $250 

Caldwell  E C .0  Jacob  M Shipley  nov  19, 

drug  store  773  w Lake  st $600 

McCalic  J to  Thos  Maney  nov  18,  restau- 
rant No  49  Dearborn  st $1 

Virman  Joseph  to  Antonia  Virmond  nov 

16,  bakery  163  w Randolph  st $10 

Bailey  Geo  G to  Mary  E Bailey  Oct  21, 
furn  324  Maple  av $1200 


THOMAS  NELSON.  [Established  1856], 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


_ , ^ ___  , Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash  Ave,.  telephone,  5710.  CHICAGO. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED. 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

CARTOON  PIECES, 


NISELY&  MILLER. 


129  & 131  South  Clinton  St, 
Chicago,  111. 


SLATE,  TIN  AND  IRON  ROOFERS,  Manufacturers 


GALVANIZED  IRON. 
The  Hayes  Patent 

SKY-LIGHTS. 

(Under  License.) 


Warranted  not  to  leak  from  outside  storm  or  inside 
condensation. 


CORNICES,  ETC. 

Corrugated 
Conductor  Pipe. 

Warranted  not  to  Burst 
when  fu!f  of  Ice. 


FOR  INTERIOR  DECORATION. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 


Dec.  18. 

Commencing  at  the  nw  corner  of  e half  of  sw  quar 
of  sec  23  37  11.  Alonzo  M Griffen,  Special  Commis- 
sioner. L A. 

Becember  SO. 

Lot  2 in  J A Yale’s  2d  re-sab  of  b 43  in  Elston’s  add. 
Also  lot  5 in  the  sub  of  lot  3,  with  the  n part  of  lot  2 
in  hick  9 of  Sheffield’s  add.  Caroline  Boegel,  Admx. 
L N. 

I>ec.  22. 

Lot  6 in  B W Thomas  and  Matthew  Laflin’s  sub  of 
out-lot  or  blk  15  in  C T’s  sub  of  w half  and  w half  ne 
qr  of  section.  17  39  14.  Frank  R Chandler,  Trustee. 
L N. 

Sub-lot  3 in  the  sub  of  lots  5 6 and  7 in  blk  54  in  the 
C T’s  new  sub,  of  lots  and  blocks  in  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39 
14.  Emma  Conley,  Admx.  L N. 

Dec.  23. 

Lot  13  b 3 in  Hamburg  in  Sami  Gehr’s  sub  of  blks 
23  aud  24  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Sam’l  B Ling 
lee,  Admr.  L A. 


HEAL  ESTATE  LAW. 


HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

— Squares  of  gold  lace  are  an  extremely 
pretty  addition  to  a plush  chair. 

— Small  thermometers  attached  to  brass 
toboggans  are  among  the  popular  oddities. 

— Italian  wine  jugs  are  now  decorated 
with  irridescent  metallics  or  bronzes,  and 
finished  with  fancy  ribbon  bows. 

- — A novel  card  receiver  is  a porcelain  pug 
dog,  holding  in  his  mouth  a brass  um- 
brella. 

- — Square  lanterns  perforated  and  adorned 
with  huge  opals  and  agates  of  various  colors 
find  universal  favor. 

— While  lacquered  furniture  is  growing  in 
favor,  cretonne,  figured  in  delicate  shades 
of  blue,  rose,  green  and  gray  is  the  pre- 
ferred upholstering  stuff  for  such  furniture. 


This  List  19  published  but  once  and  is  not  kept  in 
type.  See  back  numbers  of  The  Journal. 

Dec.  8. 

The  undivided  half  of  e half  of  nw  qr  of  sec  5 37 

13.  E S Dreyer,, Trustee.  LA. 

Dec.  13. 

Und  1-6  part  of  n half  of'nw  qr  of  sec  I5  36  13.  Ar- 
no Voss,  Master.  L N. 

Dec.  14, 

Lot  1 in  the  sub  by  Thomas  & Laffln  of  blocks  15  in 
C T’s  sub  of  of  w !4  and  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  17  39 

14.  Joanna  Kelly,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  11  in  sub  of  n part  of  1!4  acs  in  b 5 in  Sampson 
& Green’s  add.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N; 

Lot  29  of  Henry  Berdel’s  re-sub  of  that  part  of  lot 
8 in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
LN. 

Lot  8 in  blk  8 in  Beebe’s  sub  of  e half  of  nw  qr  (ex- 
cept 5 acs  in  ne  cor  thereof)  of  sec  2 39  13.  Penoyer 
L Sherman,  Master.  L N. 

All  of  lot  3 (except  the  n 10  ft  thereof)  lots  4,  5 and 
6 in  b 2 in  Beck’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  21  38  14 . 
Also  lot  18  block  four,  blcks  6 se  quar  sw  quar,  same. 
Heury  Waller,  Master.  L N. 

The  s half  of  nw  qr  of  sw  qr  and  ne  qr  of  sw  qr  of 
sw  qr  of  section  17  39  13.  Emma  D Shenk.  Guardian. 
L N. 

The  s half  of  lot  14  of  blck  60,  of  Russell,  Martin  h 
Roberts’  add.  H T Steele,  Master.  L A. 


Alonzo  L.  Baker  v Louis  Rockabrand.  Filed 

at  Ottawa  Oct.  6. 1886. 

Fraud — Where  a false  representation  of 
any  material  fact  is  made  by  one  party  and 
the  other,  in  ignorance  of  the  truth,  relies 
upon  such  false  representation,  and 
is  therby  induced  to  enter  into  a contract  to 
his  injury,  such  representation  will  vitiate 
and  avoid  the  contract;  and  if  the  injured 
party  in  apt  time  offeres  to  rescind  andin- 
voKes  the  aid  of  a court  of  equity,  relief  will 
be  granted  and  the  parties  restored  to  their 
original  status. 

A party  exchanged  land  in  this  State,  of 
which  he  was  the  equitable  owner,  for  land 
in  the  State  of  Missouri,  possession  of  such 
tract  to  be  given  on  the  first  day  of  the  fol- 
lowing March.  The  owner  of  the  Missouri 
land  positively  assured  the  other  party  that 
his  land  was  in  the  possession  of  a tenant, 
whose  term  would  expire  on  March  the  first 
next  ensuing,  when  in  fact  the  land  was 
leased  for  two  years  longer  at  a nominal 
rent  of  $50  a oear.  Held,  that  for  the  false 
representation  as  to  the  leasing  of  the  Mis- 
souri land  and  when  possession  could  be  law- 
fully had,  the  other  party  had  a right  to  re- 
cind  the  exchange  by  tendering  a re-convey- 
ance  of  the  Missouri  land,  and  the  fact  that 
the  legal  title  of  the  Illinois  land  had  been 
in  another,  who  conveyed  to  the  defendant, 
was  no  impediment  to  the  right  of  rescis- 
sion. 


YAR1>  PBICES- 

Builtling  Material. 

Common  building  brick 

Trenton  pressed  brick 

St.  Louis  pressed  brick 

Philadelphia  pressed  brick 

Milwaukee  pressed  brick 


Baltimore  pressed  brick 55 

Fiie  brick 25  00®4U  .. 

Lime,  $ bbl 75@  9 1 

Lime,  in  bulk,  ^ bbl 60 

Colored  mortar,  ib 4 

Stucco,  ^ lb 1 75®  1 95 

Plasteridg  hair,  bu 20®  25 

White  sand 1 05 

Akron  and  Utica  cement,  i$’bbl . . . . . . . . . 1 00 

Louisville  and  Milwaukee  cement,  19  bbl  1 25 

Portland  cement,  ^ bbl 3 00®  3 25 

Marble  dust,  ^ bbl  1 75 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch £17  oo@48  on 

1st  and  2d  clear.  154  and  154  inches  ....  45  . @48  00 

3d  clear,  1*4  and  114  42  . ®43  00 

2 inches 44 

A select,  II4  and  1 14  inches 38  ..@39  .. 

A select,  2 inches 40  (0,41 

B select,  114,  114  and  2 inches 31  00@32  .. 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together  26  (a 27 

2x4  B,  select ' / 20 

2x6  clear  and  select 34 

2x8 ’ 36  .. 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear  46  00@47  00 

3d  clear  40 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward  34  . . @35  . . 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  ..@35 

7 and  8 inches  B (base) 30  ..@31 

B select 25  ’.’.@26  ’.! 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward,  24  . .@25  .. 
All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 41  oo@42  00 

B 36  ..@37  .. 

. 0 31  ..@32  .. 

12 in  com.,  12  ft 14  ..@15  .. 

18  ft 16  . 

12-mch  com.  10  and  20  ft 16  50@18 

D stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  . . . 19  @20 

20  feet ::::::::::: : 22 

12  in,  No  2, 12  ft Y.W.V.  13  00 

14  and  16  ft 12  ..@12  50 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

^ 43  00 

^ 33  00 

• 22  00 

Add  to  foregoing  prices  for  dressing  one  side,  $1: 
two  sides,  $1  50. 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  ank  fencing,  for  dressing 
one  side,  $1;  two  sides,  $1.50. 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 

A, 

B 


lit  LOTS-DRY. 

13  50 

16  50 

17  00 

14  51 

15  00 

15  50 
14  00 

17  00 

18  00 

16  00 

Cull  plauk,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width  . . 9 0t@  9 50 

2x4,  cull,  12,  14  and  16  ft 10  01  @10  60 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 


1 

All  2x6 — 20  feet 

$ 7 00@  7 25 

“ —22  feet 

40  .. 

“ —24  feet 

27  .. 

All  2x8—2  I feet 

47  .. 

“ —22  feet 

25  . . 

—24  feet 

16  (J0@20  . . 

2x10—29  feet 

Cuba,  1st,  1 to  2 In . 

2d,  1 to  2 in . 
Mexican,  1st,  1 to  in . 

2d,  1 to  2 in . . . 
St.  Jago,  1 to  2 in  ... 


—22  and  24  ft 
2x12—20  ft,  $15. 
4x4  to  8x8—20  ft,  $16. 


22  ft,  $17. 
22  ft,  $16. 


24  ft, 
24  ft, 


4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 

5 “ “ “ 

6 “ “ “ “ 

7 “ “ “ 

8 “ “ “ “ 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 

8 inch,  sawed 

9 to  11,  “ 

554  inch,  “ 

6 “ “ 

7 “ “ 

8 “ “ 


10 

14 

18 

23 

34 

50 

7 54 


54.  7 feet 

54,  7 feet 11 

y2l  7 feet  7V2 

y?,  7 feet ^ 

7 feet 11 

7 feet 16 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common $8  G0@9  00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1 y2  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected ...  19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2?4-inch 00  60 

2H-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Extra  A $2  25@2  40 

Choice  A 2 lo@2  20 

Standard  A 2 10 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 20 

Standard  Cedar 2 00 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  thaD 
car  lots. 

Lath — car  loads— Dry 1 75 


30  ..@32  .. 
32  ..@33  00 
28  ..@29  00 
. . @32  00 


<’oal. 

Anthracite,  range  and  nut I 6 50 

Anthracite,  egg... 6 25 

Anthracite,  pea  _ * •• 

Cannel 6 00@  6 50 

Erie  and  Brier  Hill 5 60 

Illinois 8 

Indiana  Jump 

Baltimore  and  Ohio * 50 

Blossburg 4 50@  5 00 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Hoofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcirr.ining,  etc;. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  Chicago 

For  Sale.  1 


SEWER 


RHOADS  & 

RAMSEY. 

I 07  La  Salie  St. 

Yards— 89  N.  Elizabeth 
Street. 

35th  St.  & L <SeS.  M.S.  R.R. 


EIRE  BRICK 


FIRE  CLAY. 


P-l-P-E. 


...  22  00@23  00 

20  . . @21  50 

„ 18  50@20  50 

_.  0 14  50@15 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  fi-inch 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6 inch "" 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 

B,  % insh  . 6inch \ . jjj 

COMMON  AND  OULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 12  ..@13  00 

„ “ , 14>  lb  ana  18  feet 13  oi)@14  . . 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  ..@12 

No-  3 “ “ 8 50@  9 

Common  1%  and  154-ineh 12  5l)@15  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  leer 13  50@14  50 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  ,.®14  . 

No.  2 fencing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 10  50@11  50 

I ” 46  ft 11  50@12  50 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12  and  14 12  5u@12  50 

„ ‘ „ 16  ft 12  5U@13  50 

Norway,  No  1 44 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  $1  50. 

FLOORING DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 33  50  to  34  . . 

B 31  . . to  32  . . 

„ O 23  ..to  24  00 

No  IFencmg,  6-mch 16  50 

10  feet 14  00 

Clear  and  A 4-inch 30  . . to  32 

B 1 ’..  28  !.  to  29  !! 

C 24  ..  t.  25  .. 

Norway  clear  and  A, 21  . to  22  .. 

B,  6-inch '.  19  . . to  20  . . 

B,  4-inch 19  . . to  20  . . 

fi>  6-inch 17  . . to  18  . . 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or 

ship  lap 14  50  to  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or 

ship  lap 15  . . to  16  .. 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 39  50 

B 35  10 

0 26  . . to  27 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear 

A siding  strips 

A flooring  strips  

B “ ' ' 

C “ “ " 

SIDING — TIED. 

1st  and  2d  clear 21  . . to  22  .. 

A siding 19  50  to  20  50 

B 18  . . to  19  50 

0 13  50  to  14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 9 60  to  10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

Note.— The  prices  quoted  in  the  table  are  those 
flxedby  the  meeting  of  8ept.  7.  The  present  selling 
prices  are  $12  for  2x4  to  2x10,  12  to  16  feet;  $12.50@ 
13  for  same  sizes,  18  feet.  For  longer  lengths,  and 
for  all  2x12  and  small  timbers,  there  are  but  slight 
concessions  made  from  the  List,  if  any. 

All  2x4,  2x6,  2x8  & 2x10-12,  14,  16  feet..  12  50 

“ “ " ' L'  2x12,  4x4  to  8x8 — 

18  feet 13  00 

All  2x22,  4x4  to  8x8 — 12,  14  and  16  feet. . . 13  00 

All  2x4— 20,  22  and  24  feet 14  50 


26  .. 

INCH. 

$39  00 
36  00  to  37  00 
31  . . to  32 
to  30 
to  23  .. 


29 

22 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in $22  00@24  00 

1%  in.  and  over 25  00  28 

Common 15  0C@17 

Cull 10  00  12 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  154  in 23  CO 

Thicker 24  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

1st  & 2d 24  00 

Common 
Cull 

Timbers 
Quarter-sawed 

1st  and  2d 
Common 
Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  

Axles 

Cull 

Reaches 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d.  1 in 65  00 

Thicker 70  1)0 

Common 45  00 

Cull 25  00 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up 
Balusters,  3x3 
154x1 54  & 2x2 

1st  & 2d, in 
Thick 
Common 
Cull 

BUTTERNUT, 

1st  & 2d 

1st  & 2d,  154  in  and  up 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 

1st  and  2d,  154  inch  and  upwards 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 22  oo 

Common 
Cull 

Log  run 

1st  & 2d 
Common 
Cull 

BASSWOOD. 

1st  & 2d 
Common 
Cull 

Log  Hun 

BIRCH 

1st  A 2d 28  00 

Common 42  00 

Cull 6 00 

ROOK  ELM. 

15t  fl  2d I4  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 06 

SYCAMORE. 

Commou  and  better 16  00 

Quarti.r-sawed,  1st  & 2d 22  00 

BEECH. 

Common  and  better 13  00 

Cull 5 00 

Log  Run 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling 21  00 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 
1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 
1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 

CYPRESS. 

1st  & 2d 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side... 

“ “ “ rough 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 
Fancy  butt . . 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OP  F.  0.  POUTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  ) 108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  ) St.,  - Chicago. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17,  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 


SWEZEY’S 

IMPROVED 

Dumb 
Waiter 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 

WITH 

A UT O M A T I C CA.TOH. 



LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE! 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


jgp-  Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THE 

BEST  IK  THE  MARKfcT. 


M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

SOth  STREET: 

CHICACO,  ILL. 


U.  S.  Desk  and  Office  Fitting  Company. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


DESKS  AND  OFFICE  FIXTURES. 


Cashier’s  Desk— No.  21. 

WM.  LUMLEY,  Manager. 


No.  24. 


194  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


WE  ARE 

SOLE  AGENTS 

FOR  THE 

Geer’s  Spring  Hinge, 

DUDLEY 

BLIND  and  SHUTTER  Worker, 

And  Several  Other  Specialties. 

QrR  & LOCKETT, 

P'l 84  & 186  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  Sole  Manufacturers  of 

BOYNTON  FURNACES! 

Ranges, 

Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 

Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 


Andrews  & Co.,  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO 


F 3mL  CLARKE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


ADVERTISERS 

Can  learn  the  exact 
cost  of  any  proposed 
line  of  Advertising  in 
American  Papers 
by  addressing  Geo.  P 
Rowell  & Co’s 

Newspaper  Advertising  Bureau, 
lO  Spruce  St., 

Send  lO  cts.  for  175  Page  Pamphlet. 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 

OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Bailings, 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 

Fine  Brass  Work, 

-—AS— 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 

Etc.  Etc. 

: WIRE  WORK,  ( Iron  or  Brass) 

^ PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


Nos.  75  &*77 
LAKE  STR%. 

J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

~ CHICACO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  ) Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  >•  “ Boynton  ” Furnaces. 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  Yoke.  market  forover  34yrs. 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  PATENT  STOP  AND 
WASTE  COCK  & WATEB  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Cenesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


AG-EITCy- 

170  LA  SALLE  STREET,  CHICAGO,  ILLINOIS. 

Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Do.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  Telephone  No.  353. 


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WALL  PAPERS, 


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BRUSHES,  LADDERS,  &c., 

No.  324  W.  MADISON  Street, 

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Stein  way’S 

Are  the  only  manufacturers 
who  make  all  the  component 
parts  of  their  Pianos,  exterior 
and  interior— -including  the 
casting  of  the  metal  frames.— 
in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

State  and  Monroe  Sts. 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No.  49.  CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  DEC.  4,  1886.  Single  Copy,  15c. 


Closing  Out  Sale 


OF1 


Having  determined  to  retire  from  trade  we  offer  our  Entire  Stock  of 

Builders’  Hardware  at  Retail  for  Cost. 

Favorable  Figures  given  on  whole  lines  of  Goods,  to  close  out. 

LARRAREE  & NORTH, 

191  STATE  ST. 


COOD  PIANOS  for  RENT 

Pianos  and  Organs 

The  very  best  in  the  market,  including  the  celebrated  DECKER  BROS.  Piano, 
the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
see  us  or  write  for  Illustrated  Catalogue  and  terms  before 
buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street,  CHICAGO.  203  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


The  Sidewalk  around 

• the  CITY  HALL  is 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  Tlie  Granolithic  Co., 

9&&  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


Telephone  5524. 


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Western  Empire  Gas-Burner 

FURNACES ! 

Either  Self-Feeding  or  Surface-Burning. 

No  Gas!  No  Dirt! 

Easy  to  Regulate! 

Little  Trouble! 
One  Fire  Lasts  Entire  Season. 

Grates  Always  Clear. 

J.  M.  HATCH  & CO., 

Successors  to  HATCH  & BREEZE, 

No.  50  State  St.,  CHICAGO. 

ALSO  AGENTS  FOR 

EADIANT  HOME  and  Art  Leader  Heating  Stoves, 
Andes  and  Parkland  Ranges, 

And  all  kinds  of  House  Furnishing  Goods  and  Kitchen  Outfits. 


PETER  & BINDER, 

CONTRACTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Tin  and  Slate  Roofing, 

Metal  Sky-Liehts,  Dormer  Windows,  Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
Ceneral  Copper  and  Sheet  Iron  Works, 

684  MILWAUKEE  AVE.,  - - CHICAGO. 


236  SOUTH  WATER  ST. 

Are  now  publishing  a reliable  and  complete  ATLAS  of  the  TOWN  OF 

CICERO.  Scale,  200  ft.  to  an  inch.  Price,  $40.  Full  Bound.  Also  have 
in  preparation  an  ATLAS  of  JEFFERSON.  EDWIN  MILNER,  Agt. 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

Plain  and  Ornamental. 

157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


THE 

MAGEE  FURNACES, 

AND 

PARLOR  HEATERS, 

Are  the  Kest  Hade  and  have  the  Finest 
Castings  of  any  in  the  World. 


Steel  Plate  Furnace.  Perfectly  Dust  and  Gas  tight. 
A Powerful  and  Economical  Heater. 
^'“Wholesale  and  Retail. 

MAGEE  FURNACE  CO. 

No.  86  Lake-st.,  Chicago. 


GET  TIT  El 
BEST. 


BARKER  & JACKSON’S 

CHAMPION  RADIATING  HEATER! 

1802  WABASH  AVE.,  - CHICAGO,  ILL. 


COAL! 


MAIN  OFFICE 1 03  DEARBORN  ST. 

YARDS  AND  OFFICES: 

CITY  ( Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  K.  R.  ) LAKE  VIEW 

Telephone  1303.  ) Clybourn  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R.  J Telephone  3952 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water',  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof! 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Room  15,  159  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO, ) TI  T 
Telephone  883.  S 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) .A.  G ENTS.  ( 


ALLES,  Joliu  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  153  East  Randolph  st. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  k CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  k BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517.  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  k Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  k PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21, 152  La  Salle 
BERGSTEDT,  C.  G..  80  Dearborn  st.  Room  19. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  k Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 

BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  & Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  k HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BRINTON,  H.  H„  1187  k 1334  Van  Buren  St. 

BTJDD,  W 0.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J,  J..  Room  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 
CULLERTON,  E.  F..  Rooms  15  k 16—195  La  Lalle  St. 

DAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S„  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

DVORAK  k PECHA,  439  West  18th  St.,  Chicago,  III 

EDWARDS  k RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter.  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 

twALLISTEL,  M,  W.,  cor.  ave.  K.  and  106th  St.,  Cole- 
hour,  111. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  6,  125  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  Si  Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  & Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  k ZDRBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  k Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  k Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  k Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 

HAMBLETON,  C.  J.,  Rm.  12,  Reaper  Block. 
HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  k SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  and 
Belmont  aves. 

K.ERFOOT.  Wm.  D.,  k Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  & MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  k 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k.  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 

DANE,  Jas.  R.,  196  La  Salle  St. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  k Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  1740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  k GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

5IAGILL,  J.  C.,  k Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  k Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MERIG  JLD,  Wm.  A.,  183  La  Salle  St. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  k Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood.  J 
MOREY  H.  C.  k Co.,  83  Washinington  st.  / 

MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MT7TUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 


NATHAN,  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

t 

OSBORNE&  KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
PARROTT.  J.  J„  1072  Polk  Street. 

KEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  k KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 

REED  k HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RDNYAN  E.  F.,  k SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St. -Room  49. 
SEYMOUR  k CO.,  149  La  Salle  St. 

SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  k Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SMITH  k GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  k DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STRAUS,  F.  W.,  164  Washsngton  St. 

STANLEY,  P.  E.  k Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TIDHOLM  k REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TRANTINA,  JOHN,  715  Allport  St , Chicago,  tl 
TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  k BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

4VALKER’S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 
WELLS,  O.  M.,  k Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st.* 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N„  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C„  k Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 

ANDERSON,  E.  W.,  54  Waldo  Place. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

CHANDLER  & CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  (Estate of)  157  Randolph  St, 
DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  k 268  Wabash  ave. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 

ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street- 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

CCDELL  & LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Architect, 

CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F , 239  West  Chicago  8ve. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

BRANDT,  HE.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  80^1. 

NORTON  D.,  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8—165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Wood  Carpets. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO., 122-126  Washington. 
HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  k RICKCORDS,  85  k 87  Dear- 
born st. 

HANDY  k CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  k CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Court 
House. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Builders’  Blacksmithing. 

BRITTIAN,  J.  C.,  119  Quincy  St. 


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Chicago  Business  College, 

SHORT-HAND  INSTITUTE, 

— AND— 

English  Training  School. 

1.— This  ie  the  largest  and  beet  equipped  Business 
College  in  the  United  States. 

Yount;  Men  and  Women  are  here  made  compe- 
tent"dffd  put  in  the  way  of  earning  their  own 
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need  this  Practical  Training,  and  they  patron- 
ize this  College,  as  it  furnishes  the  Highest 
Class  of  Instruction. 

7.  -Over  $40,000  are  expended  annually  in  furnishing 

the  facilities  that  this  institution  oilers. 

8. — Mr.  H.  B.  Bryant  was  the  senior  member  of  the 

well-known  firm  of  Bryant  and  Stratton,  who 
established  the  chain  of  Co  leges  in  48  cities. 

9.  —Every  Young  Man  and  Young  Woman  needs  the 

practical  Training  that  this  College  affords. 

Address  for  circulars  or  further  information, 

H.  B.  BRYANT  & SON, 

81  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


W,  L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate.  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Boom  1. 

Lyon 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And  other  Eminent  members  of  the.Mu- 
sical  Profession. 
lYAREROOlIS; 

i State  and  Monroe  Streets. 


E.  W.  ZANDER~&  CO., 

Real-Estate,  L°^3  Renting, 

169  WASHINGTON^  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold.  Estates  Managed. 
Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid  and  Insurance 
Placed.  Telephone,  i486. 

EDGAR  M.  SNOW.  THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 

SNOW  & DICKINSON, 

Real  Estate 'Brokers 

MORTGAGE  LOANS. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

^“Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  Non- 
residents. 

H.  A.  HURLBUT, 

LOANS  ON 

City  Improved  Real  Estate 

I N VE  ST  M EN  TS  . 

165  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO, 

REED  & HUBLBUT,  No.  U Pine  Street,  New  York. 

J.  P.  MADLETTE.  R.  E.  BROWNELL. 

O.  B . EGELESTON,  - SPECIAL. 

J.  P.  MALLETTE  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS 

AND  I3ST3TTK.A.WOEi. 

OFFICES : 

Chicago. — Room  517,  Royal  Insurance  Building. 

Telephone  No.  1602. 

Englewood. — Rooms  2 and  3 Central  Block. 

Telephone  No.  15. 


c.  u.  GORDON. 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


G,  U.  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


T9  Dearborn  St., 

CHICAGO. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE  FOUR  NI 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  froi 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS, 

149  Madison  Street. 


P A Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S-  M.  Parish. 

BARNES  & PARISH. 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS. 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

STORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Pai 
for  Non-Resident,,,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
Telephone  No  4&* 


CHA8.  T.  TYRRELL.  JO 

FRED’K  8.  TYRRELL. 


Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 


TKIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JAS.  M-  MARSHALL. 

KHIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

^-We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents. 

V.  D.  Kerfoot.  \\  . A.  Marigold.  G.  Birkhoff,  Jr  I 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Agents.  , 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents. 

H 0.  ZUTTERMElSTER.  °-  «.  POSCHECK. 

H.  C.  ZDTTERMEISTER  4 CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
RentsHouses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 

placed  in  reliable  companies. 

F ^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-elass  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

LOANS, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Ale*.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 
REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

11.  FELSENTHAL.  FREDERICK  M1LLKK. 

fACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bunkers  and  Financial  Agents. 

108  La  Salle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

ZESOOIv'E  lO, 

99  rf*  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

E.  S.  DR-EYER.  & CO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

H.  Jj.  TURNER.  W.  A.  POND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  Estate  mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash  r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds ; the  Execution  of  Trusts ; The  Inveetment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc.  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded ; Taxes  Paid ; Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO 

F.  A,  BRAGG  & GO., 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAQO. 

Eipeci  'ttentiou  given  to  the  interests  of  non-resident*. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  "Trustee. 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  T6  and  T Illinois  Nat  1 Bank  Bldg 

A.  o.  BOSWOBTH.  H-  H-  JANSSEN. 

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Fire  Insurance, 

Lake  View  Agents  for  sale  of  Lots  in  Lane 
Park  Headquarters  for  Lake  View  property. 

Main  Office, N.  W.cor.  Lincoln  & Belmont  avs. 

Branch  Office,  cor.  Southport  ave.  and  Otto  Street, 
1 Lake  lue. 

D.  0.  HAMILTON. 

DEALEB^IN 

Real  Estate  1 Mortgage 
Investments, 

a 94  Washington  Street.  Chicago. 

GEO.  M.  BOGUE. 


BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  Bold  on  commission.  Spec- 


ARTHUR  C.  GEHR  & CO.,  (Successors  to) 
SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BUY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

oixr  cojvriviissioiNr. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  Si  CO., 

Real  Estate:, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

125  La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 


BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 


EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Apts, 

Taxes  paid  and  rente  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 

CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 


S.  E.  GROSS  S C0„ 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


JAS.  It.  LANE, 

REAL-ESTATE, 
196  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

l.aneTPark  Lots — Lake  View. 

Grand  Native  Trees— Solid  Concrete  Walks— Stone 
Curbing  in  streets.  6,  8 and  12  in.  Water  Mains. 
Building  lines  established.  Four  miles  from  center 
of  city.  Easily  reached  by  Steam  and  Street  Cars. 
Prices  moderate.  Term  easy— 6 per  cent.  Houses 
bniit  to  order.  . 


BRYAN  LATHROP. 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and_Einancial  Agent. 

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


R.  W.  BRIDGE. 

185_Dearborn  St. 


Loans,  Examination  of  Land  Titles  anfl 

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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 
CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  DEC.  4,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

A strong  feeling  was  evident  in  the  real- 
estate  market  of  the  past  week,  which  was 
forcibly  shown  in  the  transaction  of  a large 
number  of  sales.  The  winter  months,  it  is 
thought  by  many  of  the  agents,  will  make  a 
good  showing,  owing  to  a strong  demand 
for  inside  property.  The  transactions  in 
this  class  of  real-estate  are  not  affected  by 
the  seasons.  A large  per  cent,  of  the  de- 
mands and  active  purchases  are  made  by 
investors  out  of  the  city,  not  only  from  New 
YorK,  but  from  a large  number  of  points  in 
the  various  States. 

The  sale  of  the  land  on  which  a part  of 
the  Grand  Pacific  hotel  is  erected,  to  L.  Z. 
Loiter,  for  $557,530,  being  186  feet  on  Clark 
and  125  on  Jackson  street,  is  one  of  the 
largest  transactions  of  the  year,  and  accord- 
ing to  the  views  of  conservative  real-estate 
dealers,  a very  lucrative  investment  for  Mr. 
Leiter. 

The  sale  was  made  by  the  P.  F.  W.  Peck 
estate  and  is  at  the  rate  of  $3,100  a foot  on 
the  Clark  street  front.  In  1870,  $1,000  a 
foot  was  considered  a good  price.  The  pres- 
ent rental  brings  only  3 per  cent,  on  the  in- 
vestment, but  at  the  expiration  of  the  pres- 
ent lease,  in  1889,  Mr.  Leiter  can  obtain  a 
revaluation  at  8 per  cent.  The  rest  of  the 
land  on  which  the  hotel  stands  is  owned  by 
the  Northwestern  University  and  cannot  be 
sold  by  them,  as  this  is  implied  in  the  right 
of  ownership. 

A purchase  amounting  to  $85,000,  was 
made  by  Matthew  McCormick,  on  the  north- 
east corner  of  Pols  and  Ellsworth  streets, 
283  feet,  to  the  river. 

The  transfer  of  the  southeast  corner  of 
Wabash  avenue  and  Madison  street,  to  A.  A. 
Munger,  for  $275,000,  was  recorded  this 
week. 

John  T.  Lester  deeded  the  plant  of  the 
Consumers’  Gas  Company  to  the  company 
for  $8,000,000 — the  largest  transfer  placed 
on  record  for  the  year. 

The  growing  demand  for  acres  to  place  on 
the  market  the  coming  spring,  in  subdivis- 
ions, has  become  quite  a feature  of  the  mar- 
ket, and  will  make  the  year  of  1887  notice- 
able for  the  sale  of  this  class  of  property. 

The  profits  accruing  from  investments  in 
acres  for  subdividing,  is  largely  dependent 
upon  the  proper  management  of  the  subdi- 
vision. In  fact,  almost  as  much  is  due  to 
this  as  to  the  location  of  the  subdivision 
itself.  This  is  illustrated  in  every  direction 
by  subdivisions  well  selected,  which  have  be- 
come a drug  in  the  market  through  injudi- 
cious management,  while  others,  with  far 
less  inviting  surroundings,  have  proved  a 
paying  investment  to  seller  and  buyer  alike 
through  careful  handling.  There  seems  to 
be  two  ways  in  vogue  in  the  management  of 
subdivisions  at  the  present  time.  In  the 
one  case,  owners  place  their  property  in  the 
maraet  in  a crude  state,  eapending  no  more 
than  is  necessary  for  subdividing,  and  sell- 
ing to  everybody,  regardless  of  the  purposes 
to  which  the  property  is  to  be  put. 

In  the  other  case,  the  subdivision  is  first 
made  attractive  by  improvements,  such  as 
the  planting  of  trees,  laying  of  sewer  and 
water  pipes,  grading  and  macadamizing  of 


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CHICAGO,  Foot  Houston  Street,  E.  R. 

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WRIGHT  <&  TXJR.3STEK., 


Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  DEARBORN  STREET,  ROOM  49,  CHICAGO. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


KTo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 

Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  indncements  offered  to  mannfacturers  ■ 


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streets,  building  sidewalKs,  and  the  estab- 
lishment of  building  lines,  all  of  which  must 
sooner  or  later,  be  performed  by  the  indi- 
vidual buyers  if  not  thus  undertaken.  Of 
the  methods,  the  latter  seems  to  meet  with 
better  results.  While  the  lots  of  the  latter 
must  be  sold  at  a sharp  advance  over  the 
former,  experience  shows  that  buyers  are 
more  readily  secured  for  the  higher  price 
lots  with  all  the  improvements  included. 
A limit  to  the  character  of  improvements  has 
also  been  successfully  enforced  in  several 
subdivisions  lately  placed  on  the  market. 

This  plan  of  improving  and  establishing 
a building  limit  before  selling,  has  been 
adopted  in  the  Lane  ParK  subdivision  at 
Lase  View,  with  great  success.  The  same 
has  been  done  at  Eggleston  to  the  South, 
formerly  the  71st  st.  Station,  in  the  Eggleston 
subdivisions. 

This  is  also  one  of  the  strong  points  made 
in  a subdivision  at  Elsdon  Station,  on  the 
Grand  Trunk  Railroad,  where  lots  are  sold 
including  improvements  in  the  way  of  trees, 
crushed  stone  pavements,  etc. 

A.  B.  Anderson  & Co.,  of  Lake  View,  re- 
port a strong  demand  for  Lake  View  prop, 
erty,  their  sales  in  November  comprising 
largely  lots,  amounting  to  $14,000. 

H.  I.  Goldy  has  just  returned  from  a trip 
to  the  East. 

Great  interest  is  manifested  by  the  West 
Side  public,  and  in  business  circles  on  the 
South  Side,  in  the  proposition  made  by  the 
Pennsylvania  company,  operating  the  Pitts 
burgh,  Fort  Wayne  and  Chicago  railway,  to 
the  city  with  reference  to  the  proposed 
draw-bridge  at  Jackson  st.,  and  the  widen- 
ing of  Stewart  avenue.  This  proposition  was 
set  forth  in  a communication  made  by  May- 
or Harrison  to  the  Council  at  its  meeting 
one  week  ago,  when  an  ordinance  was  sub- 
mitted in  accordance  therewith  and  referred 
to  the  committees  on  railroads  and  harbors 
and  bridges.  The  committees  were  instruct- 
ed to  present  a report  on  the  following 
Monday  evening,  aid  their  action  in  the 
premises  is  awaited  with  a good  deal  of  in- 
terest, not  only  by  the  railroad,  but  by  all 
who  are  anxious  for  a speedy  enlargement 
of  the  facilities  of  communication  between 
the  South  and  West  Sides,  which  means  a 
majority  of  the  population  of  Chicago. 

The  following  terse  thoughts  are  worthy 
of  reading  and  consideration:  “Individual 
possession  of  the  soil  is  not  only  one  of 
the  best  guarantees  of  public  safety;  it  is 
equally  promotive  of  good  citizenship.  Men 
who  own  property  are  supporters  and  re- 
specters of  law;  self-interest,  to  say  nothing 
of  duty  or  patriotism,  impels  them  to  the 
upholding  of  government.  Turbulance  and 
strife  find  little  sympathy  in  well-settled 
communities — mobs  are  organized  by  those 
who  have  nothing  to  lose.  This  class  is  the 
disorganizing  force  in  society.  The  strong 
arm  of  governmental  power  alone  keeps 
them  in  check. 

“ Tax-paying  and  self-respect  go  together. 
Proprietorship  exerts  influence,  influence 
adds  dignity,  and  dignity,  by  the  exercise  of 
a natural  law,  increases  self-respect.  There 
is  a pardonable  degree  of  pride  felt  in  the 
lawful  possession  of  property.  There  is  a 
glow  of  satisfaction  in  owning  the  roof-tree 
that  shelters. 

“ The  house,  the  ground,  the  farm  acquired 
by  individual  effort,  is  an  enduring  testi- 
mony to  the  fruit  of  honorable  toil.  They 
possess  intrinsic  value.  They  are  a safe 
permanent  investment.  They  are  not  sub- 
ject to  the  depreciations  and  fluctuations 
that  suddenly  destroy  values  in  other  forms 
of  wealth.  They,  in  all  ages,  in  all  coun- 


tries and  under  all  conditions,  have  a sub- 
stantial value.  For  this  reason,  houses  and 
lands  are  denominated  real-estate. 

“As  possession  of  property,  therefore,  in- 
vests citizenship  with  new  dignity  and  in- 
fluence, and  tends  to  the  formation  of  pub- 
lic safety,  it  should  be  the  aim  of  every 
young  man  to  acquire  real-estate. 

“As  absolute  ownership  of  homes  saves 
the  family  from  many  of  the  ills  incident  to 
changing  fortunes,  what  higher  inducement 
can  be  offered  than  for  the  head  of  the 
household  to  be  sole  proprietor  of  the  house 
or  cottage? ” 

THE  REAL  ESTATE  BOARD. 

Chicago,  Dee.  1,  1886. 

The  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the  Board 
was  called  to  order — President,  E.  A.  Cum- 
mings, in  the  chair. 

The  following  members  were  present: 
Messrs.  F.  R.  Chandler,  E.  A.  Cummings,  E. 
S.  Dreyer,  D.  M.  Ersuine,  N.  T.  Gassette,  F. 
C.  Gibbs,  F.  A.  Henshaw,  M,  R.  Barnard,  C. 
L.  Hammond,  R.  C.  Giddings,  J.  L.  Lom- 
bard, Jas.  M.  Marshall,  A,  B.  Mead,  Wm.  A. 
Merigold,  S.  M.  Parish,  W.  L.  Pierce,  Frank 
Riedle,  Edgar  M.  Snow,  Geo.  L.  Warner,  H. 
C.  Morey,  F.  A.  Bragg,  and  C.  U.  Gordon. 

The  minutes  of  the  previous  meetng  were 
read  and  approved.  The  membership  com- 
mittee announced  the  name  of  Arthur  C. 
Gehr  for  agent  membership. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Lombard,  it  was  moved 
that  the  chair  appoint  a committee  of  three 
to  prepare  a ticket  for  the  next  annual 
election. 

Mr.  J.  L.  Lombard  gave  notice  that  he 
would  offer  an  amendment  to  Article  II.  of 
the  by-laws  at  the  next  meeting. 

The  chair  appointed  Messrs.  J.  L.  Lom- 


bard, H.  C.  Morey  and  Geo.  L.  Warner  mem- 
bers of  the  nominating  committee. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Lombard  the  following 
communication  was  unanimously  adopted: 

Resolved,  That  the  Real-Estate  Board  of 
Chicago  cordially  approve  the  general  prin- 
ciple of  the  measure  introduced  into  the 
Common  Council  by  Alderman  Cullerton, 
loosing  to  the  closing  of  the  bridges  in  the 
daytime,  and  believe,  if  to  this  is  added  the 
complete  lighting  of  the  river  by  electricity 
at  night,  and  the  proper  regulation  of  the 
passage  of  vessels  at  that  time,  it  is  the  one 
practical  way  to  abolish  the  bridge  nuisance 
and  at  the  same  time  preserve  our  large 
river  commerce,  with  its  attendant  manu- 
factories, elevators,  lumber  yards,  etc. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  E.  S.  Dreyer,  Mr.  Pierce 
was  appointed  Chairman  of  the  Banquet 
Committee,  with  power  to  select  two  asso- 
ciate members. 

There  being  no  further  business  before 
the  Board,  on  motion,  the  Board  adjourned. 


LAKE  A X I)  SOUTH  WATER  ST. 

PROPERTY  I*  DEMAND. 

There  is  a prospect  of  some  activity  on 
Lake  and  South  Water  streets.  The  former 
street  contains  many  properties  that  yield 
a large  percentage  on  their  market  value. 
The  expense  account  of  the  buildings  is 
small,  because  the  business  done  there  re- 
quires only  the  least  expensive  interiors. 
And  then  the  demand  for  accommodations 
by  commission  men  is  considerably  in  excess 
of  the  supply.  Lake  street  has  for  a long 
time  been  suffering  from  the  removal  of  bus- 
iness interests  to  other  parts  of  the  city,  but 
there  has  of  late  been  a reaction  in  its  favor. 
Many  of  the  best  buyers  will  not  look  at 
any  property  north  of  Madison  street,  but 
the  recent  demand  for  holdings  on  these 
streets  nearest  the  river  indicates  that  the 
time  is  not  far  distant  when  the  part  of  the 
city  which  received  such  a blow  from  the 
migration  of  the  Board  of  Trade  southward 
will  recover  from  its  depression.  Many 
changes  in  buildings  will  be  made  in  the 
next  year  or  two  to  adapt  them  to  the  retai 
trade. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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in  Building  Material. 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Ashland,  Kan. — Is  to  have  a $5,000  school  house. 

Benkelman,  Neb. — A $3,000  school-house  will  be  erect- 
ed here. 

South  Bend,  Ind. — Wilson  Bros.,  of  Chicago,  will  build 
a $30,000  factory  here. 

Owosso,  Mioh. — The  railway  company  will  erect  a 
large  elevator  here. 

Peobia,  III. — Edward  Spellman  proposes  to  build  a 
new  distillery  at  this  place. 

Des  Moines,  Iowa. — J.  F.  Pitt  & Co.,  of  Bethany,  Mo., 
will  build  a $4,000  carriage  factory. 

Milwaukee. — The  African  Methdist  church  will  build  a 
$4,300  church  after  plans  by  E.  T.  Mix  & Co. 

Goshen,  Ind. — English  Lutheran  church;  Rev.  J.  N. 
Barnett,  423  Sixth  street,  pastor,  cost,  $4,500. 

Indianapolis,  Ind. — The  German  orphan  home  recently 
destryed  by  fire  will  be  rebuilt  and  remodeled. 

”"*  Waukegan,  III. — W.  P.  Yeoman  will  build  a three-story 
business  building.  Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not  let. 

Milwaukee.  Wis. — Adolph  Frabach  will  erect  a stone 
building  on  Third  street,  near  Grand  avenue,  to  cost  $12,000. 

Rich  Hill,  Mo. — The  people  of  this  place  contemplate 
the  erection  of  a county  jail  which  will  cost  about  $15,000. 

Shbevepokt,  La. — A $10,000  school  house  will  be  erect- 
ed here  soon.  Contracts  not  let.  Address  Clerk  of  School- 
board. 

Havana,  III. — -A  parsonage  is  to  be  erected  for  the  M. 
E.  Church  of  this  town.  Contracts  not  let;  Address,  J,  P. 
McIntyre. 

Homes,  Neb.— Catholic  Church,  Rev.  C.  Clemens,  Hub- 
bard, Neb.,  pastor;  cost,  $1,200;  Eph.  Rockwell,  architect 
and  contractor. 

Miltonsbubg,  Ohio. — Proposals  will  be  received  until 
Dec.  27,tr'or  the  erection  of  a school  house  here.  Address 
Alex.  Hardesty. 

Rivebside,  III. — An  Episcopal  church  will  soon  be 
erected  here  at  a cost  of  $6,000.  Address  Rev.  Arthur 
Greenleaf,  pastor. 

Mound  City,  III. — C.  F.  Meyer  will  build  a three-story 
brick  business  building;  E,  Jungenfeld  & Co.,  919  Olive  st. 
St.Louis,  Mo.,  architects. 

Fayetteville,  N.  C. — The  Fayetteville  Hotol  Co.,  lately 
organized,  have  prepared  the  plans  for  their  hotel.  It  is 
to  be  four  stories,  90x152  feet. 


Cakio,  III.— A Parochial  school  is  being  erected  at  a 
cost  of  $2,800.  Bell,  organ,  school-furniture,  etc.,  will  be 
required.  Address,  Rev.  Nelson  Ayres. 

LaCbosse,  Wis.— J.  Sireman,  owner  and  architect,  will 
build  a $30,000  business  building.  It  will  be  built  of  press- 
ed-brick,  cut  stone,  terra  cotta,  galvanized  iron,  etc. 

Fbedonia,  Kansas. — McCracKen  & Tuttle  will  erect 
a brick  business  building.  It  will  be  two-stories  and  cost 
$6,000.  W.  R.  Parsons  & Sons,  Topeka,  Kan.  are  the  archi- 
tects,. 

Pbospect  Pabk,  III. — Thos.  C.  Hill  will  erect  a two- 
story  frame  and  stone  dwelling  40x65  ft.,  at  a cost  of  $12,- 
000.  Geo.  O.  Garnsey,  184  Dearborn  street,  Chicago,  is  the 
architect. 

Cold  Wateb,  Mioh. — F.  L.  Skeels  will  erict  a $7,000 
residence  here  soon.  Dumb-waiter,  glass,  wood  carpets, 
etc.,  will  be  required.  E.  B.  Saxton  of  same  place  is  the 
architect. 

Osago,  Iowa. — The  Cedar  Valley  seminary  will  erect  a 
new  building  to  be  used  as  a seminary.  It  will  be  38x52  ft. 
three-stories,  built  of  frame  and  cost  $3,500.  Alonzo  Aber- 
nathy., president. 

Eaton  RaPiDS,  Mioh. — W.  H.  Reynolds  will  erect  a two- 
story  dwelling  32x46  ft.,  at  a cost  of  $6,000.  It  will  be  built, 
of  frame  and  stone.  Geo.  O.  Garnsey,  184  Dearborn  street, 
Chicago,  is  the  architect. 

Ravenswood,  III. — W.  G.  Stephens  will  erect  a two- 
story  store  and  flat  building  44x50  ft.,  at  a cost  of  $4,000. 
It  will  be  built  of  frame.  McAfee  & Lively  Ashland  Blk., 
Chicago,  are  the  architects. 

Columbus,  Ohio. — The  following  will  coon  be  com- 
menced. C.  Born,  one  story  boiler  house,  $2,000.  G.  M. 
Williams,  two-story  brick  dwelling,  Russell  street,  between 
Kerr  and  Hamlet  streets,  $2,000. 

Englewood,  III. — C.  Mitchell  will  erect  a two-story 
dwelling  32x44  ft.,  at  a cost  of  $6,000.  It  will  be  built  of 
frame.  Furnace  and  wood  mantels  wanted.  Rae  & Whee- 
lock,  25,  Mailers,  Bldg.,  Chicago,  are  the  architects. 

Eggleston,  III. — A.  L.  Dewar  will  erect  a three-story 
residence  53x60  ft.,  at  a cost  of  $15,000.  It  will  be  built  of 
Anderson  pressed  brick  with  stone  trimmings.  Rae  & 
Wheelock,  25  Mailers  Bldg.,  of  Chicago,  are  the  architects. 

Detboit.  Mioh. — David  Scotten  will  erect  a three-story 
frame  residence  42x52  ft.,  at  a cost  of  $12,000.  W.  Scott  <fc 
Co  are  the  architects.  Gas-fixtures,  grates,  mantels,  hard- 
wood, stained  and  plate  glass,  steam  heat,  etc.,  will  be  re- 
quired. 

Detboit,  Mich. — Work  will  soon  be  commenced  on  the 
brick  school-house  on  Twenty-ninth  street,  recently  ordered 
by  the  board  of  education.  John  Pridgeon,  Jr.,  will  build 
a block  of  stores  on  Fort,  between  Sixth  and  Seventh  streets 
from  plans  by  A.  C.  Varney.  Mortimer  L.  Smith  has  pro- 
vided R.  H.  Fyfe  with  plans  for  a $7,000  residence. 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone 


D.  Cutler.  t.  8.  White.  11.  'A  JIoiob. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BCICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Gooo  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


R.^VY]VE01Sm’S  PATENT 


Compressed  Lead  SashWeights 


Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  K«  Friction.— No  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  this 
weight: 


New  Board  of  Trade. 
New  Pullman  Bldg. 
Royal  Insurance  Bldg. 
Home  Insurance  Bldg. 


Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 
C.  B.  Farwell’s  “ 

0.  H.  Case’s  “ 

Onstom  House  and  Post-Offle 


Send  for  Circular. 


of  Olncinnat 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

SI  to  59  West  Lais.©  St. 

CHICAGO.  


Reports  of  New  Buildings  and  Buildings  to  be  Erected.  In  advance  of  Permits. 

For  the  week  ending  Dec.  4,  1886.  See  Official  Report  of  Bnilding  Permits,  Fifth  Page. 


OWNER. 


Dr  E Dudley 

J Kennolly 

I J Phillips 

Thos  Hennessey 
W H Thomas  & Sou . 

J W Cochran  

Chas  Krieg 

P D O’Neill 

Louis  Weber 

E Nonnast 

H O Walker 

A N Warner 

James  Ryan 

O S Bush 

Wm  Kasper 

Turner  & Bond 


B Harris 

R W Hyman 

J B Durand 

B McManus 

Young  & Farrell 

Chandler  & Whitehouse 

Dr  W J Martin 

Lake  Forest 

P Wakeman  

R G Hobbs  ( Pastor).  .. 


KIND  OF 
BUILDING. 


Dwelling 

Stores  and  flats 

2 flat  buildings 

Factory 

3 flat  dwellings.  ... 
Stores  and  flats ... . 

Dwelling .. 

Stores  and  flats 

Dwelling  and  barn  . 

Stores  

Residence  

Stores  and  flats 

Flat  building 

Stores  and  flats . . . 

Dwelling 

2 Dwellings 

2 “ 

2 “ 

Drug  store 

5 Stores  and  flats . 

2 Stores  and  flats  . 
Office  and  barn... 

3 Residences 

Residence 

Church 

Stores  and  flats . . . 
M E Church 


SIZE. 


LOCATION. 


25x50 

30x70 

47x65 

50x106 

75X20 

27x147 

33x106 


40x138 

103x65* 

’ *82x93 
46x54 
54x43 
38x49 
50x55 
26x40 
80x70 
48x76 
43x36 
60x76 
32x34 
[102x64 
20x60 


Chicago 

2520  Calumet  av 

Desplaines  & Polk  sts. 

548  to  554  Park  av 

Chicago 


State  St  and  Peck  Court 
Chicago 

2620  Miohigan  av 

Chicago  


Wabash  av  and  14th  st 

Jackson  and  Ogden  av 

443  * 445  So  Halsted  st 

Polk  st,  near  river 

399  to  405  Ontario  st 

802  W Adams  st 

Lake  Forest 

Van  Buren  st  and  Western  av 

Springfield,  111  


COST  I 


ARCHITECT  on  BUILDER. 


$ 


12000 
8000 
16000 
10000 
16  “ 
7000 
5000 
10  “ 
10  “ 
8600 
30000 
6000 
30000 
18000 
30000 
7000 
8500 

*8000 

4000 

35000 

14000 

10000 

9000 

7000 

35000 

4000 

25000 


DESCRIPTION. 


JL  Silsbee,  Lakeside  Bldg 

J Zittell,  27  N Clark  st  

Wm  Strippelman,  161  La  Salle  st 

Ackerman  & Sullivan,  Ashland  Blk 

HR  Wilson  Insurance  Ex 

H H Boyington,  3901  Cottage  Grove 

H Hildinger,  12th  and  Loomis  sts 

Miller  & Thain,  175  La  Salle  st  

W Strippelman  & Co,  161  La  Salle  st  . . . 

H Hildinger,  12th  and  Loomis  sts 

W A Furber,  Mailer’s  bldg 

( Contracts  not  let) 

J Speyer,  125  Van  Buren  st 

Charnley  & Evans,  163  State  st 

W H Drake,  133  Clark  st 

C Hine,  81  Clark  street 

H Rehwoldt,  113  Madison  st 

G O Garnsey,  184  Dearborn  st 

S M Randolph,  Lakeside  bldg 

C II  Gottig,  125  Clark  st 

Geo  Angus  (contractor)  

Burling  & Whitehouse,  36  Clark  st  . 
Flanders  & Zimmerman  Mailer’s  bld’g 

Cobb  & Frost,  Opera  House  Blk 

Ackerman  & Sutherland.  Ashland  Blk 
Geo  Bullard,  Spr’n  /field.  III 


Pressed  brick,  terra  cotta,  etc. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone 
Brick,  - - - - 

Pressed  brick,  granite  and  stone. 
Pressed  brick,  stone  and  terra  cotta. 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 


terra  cotta. 
6tone. 
terra  cotta. 
6tone. 


Contracts  not  let. 


Stone. 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 


Lemont  stone, 


Pressed  brick. 

Ind.  Pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone, 
Anderson  pressed  brick  and  stone. 

Indiana  “ “ “ Lemoi 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

Anderson  Pressed  brick  and  Bedford  stone. 
Brick  and  stone. 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 
Brick,  cut  stone,  terra  cotta,  etc. 


Contracts  not  let. 


Hardwood 


I |.mUp|»| Ash, Oak, Hickory, Maple, Walnut, Cherry,  Whitewood, 

LUIllUCI  AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 


AND 


Timber. 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 

jay  Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridgehead 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATED 

HOLBROOK  CO. 

i Grove  and  18th  sts.f  CHICACO. 

I Sout  • ’ Chicago  Riv  Telephone  No.  8213 


660 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


3.  ROBSON -WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 


89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 


BRANCH  OFFICE: 

6830  Halsted  Street---Normal  Park. 


BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES. 

P.  R.  CHANDLER. 


MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST 
HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R 


CURRENT  RATES 

. CHANDLER. 


Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Membeb  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 

A.  M.  KNOBLE, 


DIXON  & PETERSON, 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING! 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Streets. 


NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

.A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  21—116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 

H.  I.  GOLDY  F.  W.  ZURBURG. 

Goldy  & Zurburg. 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 


Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  16  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

Andrew  KIrimloill, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OK  KICKS. — Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block, 
South  Chicago,  111.  Howard  and  South  Chicago  Ave- 
nues, Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago.  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 

property  a specialty. 


WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works. 

POULSON  & ECER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cars 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

RICH’D  ROBINS  P Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  No.  209. 


Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO. 


HOME  INVESTMENTS. 

IF  YOU  HAVE  $200  OR  MORE 
TO  INVEST,  CALL  AND  SEE  OUR 
ILLINOIS  AND  INDIANA  FIRST 
MORTGAGE  COUPON  BONDS. 
FARM  LOANS  at  Current  RATES 
COMPLETED  IN  FIVE  DAYS- 

United  States  Loan  & Trust 

COMPANY, 

309  & 310  Royal  Insurance  Build’g, 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  8.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 


Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

E^-IIoney  l>oaned,| 

®-Taxes  Paid, 

^-Investments  Hade, 

Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS, 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  A ve.,  CHICAGO. 


Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


o.  a,  Hale.  e.  o<  hale. 

HALE  BROS., 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 

164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 

MONEY  LOANED. 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

K.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  ]3  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


C.  A.  BROSIEN, 

Real  Estate,  Renting, 

and 

L O ^ JXT  S ■ — 


tg*  North  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

56  Dearborn  St- , Chicago, 

Main  Floor.) 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE— DREXEL-BOULEVARD. 

We  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty-seventh-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Also  between  Forty -eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare,  opportonity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-fifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGDE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st.,  Rooml,  second  floor. 


FOR  SALE. 


II  ::  II 

CHOICE  INVESTMENTS. 

II  ::  II 

HAVING  for  many  years  kept  a record  of 
most  of  the  transfers  and  owners’ 
names  of  all  classes  of  business,  man 
ufacturing  and  dock  property,  we  can 
offer  to  investors  and  purchasers  in 
onr  special  line,  superior  advantages  in 
selecting  what  they  want.  Many  of 
the  best  bargains  are  secured  by  per- 
sonal application  to  owners,  who  will 
not  allow  their  property  to  be  adver- 
tised for  sale. 

.1.  P.  WHITE, 

99  Washington-st.,  Room  10 

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S88888836S8  BSSSSS88SSS 

— sss  MORGAN  PARK  AHEAD  ! sse- 

8S8BSSSS888  6SS886S8S88 

SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 

Persons  wishing  beautiful  suburban  homes 
ready  to  move  into  by  the  first  of  May  next, 
will  do  well  to  send  for  one  of  the  pamphlets 
of  Morgan  Park  property  and  houses,  issued 
by  Col  Geo.  R.  Clarke,  No.  205  La  Salle  St., 
which  will  tell  all  about  the  prices  of  houses 
and  easy  terms  of  payment. 


FOR  SALE. 

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— xxxx  By  C.  A.  BROSIEN,  xxxx- 

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56  Dearborn  Street.  


Residence  on  Bissel  street,  2-story  and 
Cellar  - 

Residence  on  Bissel  st.,  2 story, 

“ Dayton  st 
“ Dayton  st 

“ Clark  st.  close  to  Park 


$6,800 
4,500 
6,800 
5,000 
13,000 
12,500 

“ “ “ “ - 22.000 

“ La  Salle  av  8,000 

“ Hurlbut  st  - - 12,000 

“ Webster  av  - - - 5,600 

“ “ “ - - - 6,600 
in  LakeView,  two-story  and 
Cellar,  It  50x197,  nr.  Lake,  12,000 
3 stry  flats  on  Clark  st.,  - - 16,000 

3 stry  flats  on  Mohawk  st.,  - 10,500 

3 stry  flats  on  Wells  st  9,500 

3 stry  flats  SedgwicK  - - - 8,250 

Business  Property  on  Clark  st  - $20,000 
“ “ Wells  st  - 19,000 

“ “ Cottage  Grv.  Av.  26,000 

“ “ Milwaukee  av  28,500 


FOR  SALE.  | | I 

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— (o)(o)  Do  You  Want  a Home ! (o)(o)— 

(o)(o)  -m-  (o)(o) 

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Would  you  like  to  purchase  a house  and 
lot  on  the  easy-payment  plan  and  be  abso- 
lutely certain  that  should  death  occur  your 
family  will  be  provided  with  a home  clear  of 
all  indebtedness  and  also  with  a sum  of 
money  to  help  them  through  the  most  dis- 
tressing time  of  their  lives?  If  so,  buy  a 
home  on  the  W.  E.  Catlin  guarantee  plan, 
which  gives  the  purchaser  the  strongest 
gnarantee  ever  given  in  a real-estate  trans 
action.  We  will  sell  you  a home  at  Hermo- 
sa  or  Pennock,  either  of  frame  houses  and 
cottages,  honestly  and  well  built,  after  the 
most  approved  plans,  each  built  on  two 
lots,  50  ft.  front,  a number  of  different  styles, 
at  extremely  low  prices,  on  long  time  and 
easy  payments,  and  positively  guarantee 
that  should  yon  die  daring  the  continuance 
of  the  contract  we  will  give  your  wife  or 
heirs  a deed  to  the  property  free  of  all  in- 
cumbrance, and  return  them  in  cash  all  the 
money  you  may  have  paid  on  the  premises. 
If  you  purchase  a home  on  this  plan  and 
die  during  the  continuance  of  the  contract 
the  property  will  cost  you  nothing.  If  you 
do  not  die  yon  pay  for  the  home  just  as  easy 
as  though  this  guarantee  had  not  been  given. 

Hermosa  and  Pennock  are  only  six  miles 
from  the  court-house,  on  the  O M & St.  P. 
R.  R.  Plenty  of  trains;  6 cts.  fare;  only 
one  mile  west  of  Humboldt  park;  will  have 
the  street-cars  here  in  a few  months;  splen 
did  opportunity  to  make  money  or  get  you 
a home.  Call  and  see  the  property  free. 

Offices  at  depot  in  Hermosa,  at  913 
North-av.,  and  94  Washington-st.,  room  26. 

J.  F.  &C.  P.  KEENEY. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Beinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Baren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.600.  Fremont-st.,near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2.600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 

with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


BUIliDINC!  HOV8E8  FOR  TKXABJTS- 

One  of  our  exchanges  makes  a suggestion 
to  architects  and  builders  that  ought  to  be 
quite  unnecessary,  and  one  would  deem  it 
so,  if  he  were  unacquainted  with  the  facts 
which  call  forth  the  good  and  urgent  ad- 
vice. The  suggestion  to  the  effect  that 
houses  standing  near  each  other  should  be 
so  planned  that  the  occupants  of  one  can 
not  look  into  the  other  through  doors  and 
windows.  The  evil,  of  course,  exists  mainly 
in  city  houses  built  upon  narrow  lots,  and 
generally  by  landlords  who  think  not  once 
of  the  comforts  of  their  tenants.  The  saving 
in  building  in  this  manner  is  such  as  can  be 
effected  by  using  one  plan  over  and  over 
again,  while  the  discomforts  are  often  so 
great  as  to  turn  tenants  away.  The  subject 
has  also  a sanitary  bearing,  for  when  it  be- 
comes necessary  to  exclude  sunlight  for  the 
saxe  of  privacy  we  invite  many  forms  of 
disease  of  which  sunlight  and  pure  air 
are  certain  prophylactics.  Landlords  are 
supposed  to  be  indifferent  to  these  appar- 
ently minor  interests  of  tenants,  and  there- 
fore the  architect  has  a duty  to  perform 
which  may  clash  with  the  wants  and  inter- 
ests of  his  client,  but  he  should  be  firm  in  his 
insistence  of  planning  aright  if  he  plans  at 
all.  ^ 

— Table  scarfs  are  finished  in  all  kinds  of 
plain  and  fancy  silks,  satins,  ribbons,  etc.; 
a very  pretty  one,  an  etamine  t.carf  in  the 
centre,  with  ribbon  of  three  shades  of  orange 
sewn  on  either  side — the  ends  of  the  ribbon 
are  finished  with  gilt  acorns. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


681 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 


Wm  E,  Hinchlsff  & Cu.,  suco  essors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANTJFAOTUBEBS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room  lO  1 5S  La  Salle  St.  Chicago. 


O J.  Ij.  MEYER  Sc  SONS  CO 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  HardWOOd  I nterior  ' Fi n ish . Fine  Store  and 
Office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


BUILDING  PERMITS, 


ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS-  FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  IMistcle 
for  Certified 
Ooicies . 

C.  R.  WALLECK, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO.  ILI,. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Southwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-clasir  se- 
curity. ^^"Correspondence  solicited. 


Wm.  A.  Merigold, 

For  Fifteen  Years  of  WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

Real  Estate  Agent, 

183  LA  SALLE  STREET. 

Property  Sold  and  Rented,  Rents  Collected 

Taxes  Paid.  Money  Loaned 

WM.  A.  MERIGOLD  183  La  Salle  St. 


CITY  COUNCIL. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  sidewalk  on 
both  sides  of  Butterfield  si.,  from  27th  to 
29th  sts.;  on  both  sides  of  State  st.,  from 
Polk  to  22d  sis;  on  both  sides  of  32d  st., 
from  South  Park  ave.  to  Cottage  Grove;  on 
both  sides  of  34th  Court,  from  Halsted  to 
Oilman  sts.;  on  both  sides  of  30th  et.,  from 
Wentworth  to  Stewart  ave.;  on  both  sides  of 
Wentworth  ave.,  from  33d  st.  to  Egan  ave.; 
on  both  sides  of  Adams  st.  from  California 
to  Sacramento  aves.jon  both  sides  of  Thom- 
as st.,  from  Robey  st.  to  Western  avenue;  on 
both  sides  of  Augusta  st.,  from  Robey  street 
to  Western  ave.;  on  both  sides  of  Iowa  st. 
from  Robey  street  to  Western  ave.;  on  both 
sides  of  Rockwell  st.,  from  Grand  to  West 
Chicago  ave.;  on  both  sides  of  Superior  st-, 
from  Seymour  st.  to  Washtenaw  ave. 

For  curbing,  grading  and  paving  Chest- 
nut st.,  from  North  Clark  to  State  st.;  for 
curbing  and  filling  Henry  street,  from  Mor- 
gan street  to  Blue  Island  avenue;  for  open- 
ing alley  in  blocK  5,  Morris’s  and  others’ 
sub  west  half  sw  qr  section  18  39  14. 

For  establishing  roadway  on  north  half 
Egan  ave.,  from  Cottage  Grove  ave.  to  State 
st.;  for  water-service  pipes  on  23d  st.,  from 
State  st.  to  Wentworth  ave.;  on  Walnut  st., 
from  Albany  ave.  to  Kedzie  ave.;  on  New- 
berry ave.,  from  West  14th  to  Wright  street; 
on  Robey  st.,  from  West  Harrison  st.  to  Og- 
den ave.;  on  Green  st.,  from  West  Kinzie  to 
West  Indiana  st.;  on  Fry  street,  from  North 
Centre  ave.  to  Noble  st.;  on  Wright  st.,  from 
Halsted  to  its  western  terminus;  on  Ada  st.. 
from  Carroll  ave.  to  Arbor  Place;  on  West 
15th  street,  from  Morgan  st.  to  Centre  ave.; 
on  Hastings  st.,  from  Ashland  ave.  to  Wood 
street;  on  Margaret  st.,  from  West  14th  to 
West  15th  st.;  on  Frank  st.,  from  Waller  st. 
to  Blue  Island  avenue;  on  Gurley  st.,  from 
Blue  Island  ave.  to  May  street;  for  six-inch 
drains  on  15th  street,  from  Centre  avenue  to 
Wood  st.;  on  Margaret  st..  from  West  14th 
to  West  15th  st.;  on  West  14th  st.,  from  Ash- 
land ave.  to  W’ood  st.;  on  Marshfield  avenue 
from  West  Harrison  to  West  Polk  street;  on 
York  street,  from  Laflin  st.  to  Ashland  ave.; 
on  Irving  avenue,  from  West  Polk  to  West 
Taylor  st.,  on  Walnut  st.,  from  Albany  ave. 
to  Kedzie  ave.;  on  Lexington  street,  from 
DeKalb  to  Leavitt  st.;  on  McReynold’s  st., 
from  Ashland  ave.  to  Wood  st.;  on  Cleaver 
st.,  from  MilwauKee  ave.  to  Bradley  st. ; for 
curbing,  filling  and  paving  Sigel  street,  from 
Sedgwick  to  Hurlbut  street. 


Ashland  av  and  32d  st,  Union  Seel  Col 
light  house  27x37,  $5C0. 

Arnold  st  Nos  2621  to  2627,  John  Mahoney 
four  2-story  dwellings  80x36.  5,400. 

Adams  st  w Nos  972  and  974,  T C Dymond 
two  2-story  dwellings  37x52,  $9,000. 

Allport  av,  No  812  Jos  Tomie  2-stery  dwell- 
ing 21x50,  $2,500. 

Archer  av.  No  3107.  Michael  Mulhearn  cot- 
tage 20x45,  $1,000. 

Bissell  st,  No  245,  Frederics  Behrendt  3- 
story  dwelling  22x60,  $6,000. 

Beach  st  corner  Sebor  Chicago  & Alton 
Railroad  two-story  car  repair  shop  24x60, 
$1,400. 

Centre  av  No  442,  August  Preneller  3-story 
dwelling  24x40,  $2,500. 

Courtland  st.  No  32,  F Korff  1-story  cottage 
20x31,  $1,000. 

Ellis  av  Nos  3737  to  3741,  Mrs  C Cook  three 
2-story  dwellings  54x64,  $15,000. 

Eighteenth  st,  No  842  Frank  Nowak  cottage 
2ox42,  $1,000. 

Fourth  av  Nos  22-24  W H Davis  6-story  ware- 
house 50x90,  $50,000. 

Indiana  st,  No  477.  E Winhalt  3-story  store 
and  dwelling  27x90  $12,000. 

Indiana  st  No  813,  John  O’Connell  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  22x60,  $3,000. 

Indiana  st  w No  573,  John  Engebretzen  3- 
story  store  and  flats  24x60  $8,000. 

Illinois  st  No  291,  Henry  Tewes,  3-story 
dwelling  25x50,  $6,000. 

Judd  st  cor  Wilson  R T Crane  one  add  story 
130x2(J0  $14,000. 

Lexington  av,  No  1212,  E B Pease  1-story 
cottage  20x42,  $1,000. 

Lincoln  st  Nos  266  to  272,  Wm  Jacob  2-story 
livery  and  boarding  stable  50x100,  $10,- 
000. 

Lincoln  and  Jackson  sts  C Van  Horn  six  2- 
story  dwellings  125x50  $25,000. 

Loomis  st  No  148,  Dr  Murdoch  3-story 
dwelling  27x68  $9,000. 

La  Salle  st  Nos  185tol91St  Vincent  Orp- 
han Asylum  4-story  asylum  building  120x 
96,  $75,000. 

Market  st  Nos  72  to  86,  Central  Manufactur- 
ing Co  six-story  warehouse  192x60,  $75,- 
000. 

Milwaunee  av,  No  167,  John  Oitman  3-story 
dwelling  21x36,  $4,000. 

Monroe  st  Nos  47  and  49  the  Chicago  Club 
add  story  47x72,  $5,000. 

Portland  av,  No  3122,  Daniel  Cawne  3 story 
dwelling  21x58,  $4,500. 

Quincy  stNos  150  and  152  E H Sheldon  8- 
story  warehouse  60x140,  $40,000. 

Robey  st  n,  No  949,  H Hoeppe  1-story  cot- 
tage 20x28,  $1,000. 

Shoberst,  No  661  John  Jensen  2-story  dwell- 
ing 21x75,  $3,3C0. 

Stewart  av,  bet  29th  and  31st  sts,  Lehigh 
Valley  Coal  Co  shelter  shed  for  coal  636x 
58,  $10,000 

Seminary  av  near  Belden  F L Bryant  2-story 
dwelling  22x35,  $2,500. 

Third  av,  Nos  182  and  184,  Chicago  and 
Western  Indiana  Railroad  1-story  iron 
warehouse  32x38,  $500. 

Turner  av  No  927  Bellie  & Durcasse  2-story 
dwelling'24xl54  $5,000. 

Taylor  st  w No  196,  Jos  Selanck  3-story  shop 
and  dwelling  22x65,  $6,500. 

Vernon  Park  No  86  Joseph  Hanson  2-story 
flats  23x62,  $4,500. 

Van  Buren  st  Nos  933  and  935  Charles  Grif- 
fiths two  two-story  stores  and  dwellings, 
50x50,  $6,50f>. 


I Wood  st  n No  366,  John  P Kalsten  1-story 
cottage  21x45,  $1,000. 

Warren  av,  No  61,  C E Jones  barn  29x22, 
$800. 

Wallace  st,  No  3140  Jacob  Leiser  cottage  20 
x41,  $1,000. 

Wood  st  s.  No  3647,  Chas  Millie  cottage  20x 
x40,  $1,000, 

Wood  st,  Nos  3741  and  3743,  Glover  & Bre- 
bach  1-story  store  48x75,  $4,000. 

Walnut  st  No  199,  Louis  Weber  2-story  store 
and  dwelling.  25x58,  $6,000. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

City  Property. 

Austin  av,  191  ft  e of  Robey  st  nf  23x100 
ft  Sept  26,  F <fc  M White  to  Carne  & 

Coombs $725 

Adams  st  w,  near  sw  cor  Irving  av,  nf  18x 
150  ft,  Oct  23,  Job  Webb  to  Addie  G Ro- 
gers   $6,500 

Boston  av,  275  ft  e of  Halsted  st  sf  25x80 
ft  impd  Nov  30,  Wilson  McClintock  to 

Wm  B Rose $2,400 

Bloom  st,  143  ft  s of  37th  st,  wf  24x125  ft 
July  25,  Jas  Nichols  to  Mary  McCarthy 

$331 

Blue  Island  av,  118  ft  s of  20th  st  ef  24x 
100  ft  Nov  17,  est  of  Mary  McCarty  to 

Edward  Pauch $3,034 

Blk  20  and  L 1 2 15  16  B 18  and  L 10  and 
11,  b 9 South  Branch  add,  the  plant  of 
the  Consumers’  Gas  Co,  Dec  1,  John  T 
Lester  to  Consumers  Gas  Company 

$8,000,000 

Bryson  st,  181  ft  e of  Leavitt  st  nf  25x120 
ft  Nov  26,  J C Frost  to  B A Anderson 

$675 

Barclay  st,  112*4  ft  n of  Thomas  wf  37*4x 
123  ft  Nov  22,  estate  of  Jas  Carter  to  J 

Spanier $825 

Blue  Island  av,  the  premises  Nos  598  and 
600  nov  13.  August  Brejcha  to  John  Lar- 
kin  $22,000 

Barclay  st,  100  ft  n of  Thomas  st  ef  50x125 
ft  Oct  26,  Est  of  Jas  Carter  to  Peter  Wil- 

berg $1,100 

Butterfield  st,  ne  cor  38th  st,  wf  23*4*100 
feet  Nov  10,  Estate  of  Jane  Finegan  to 

Wm  Corcoran . $1,200 

Congress  st  w,  72*4  ft  w of  Winchester  nf 
24x100  ft  Nov  22,  John  M Potter  to  Sa- 
rah Potter $7,060 

Chicago  av  w,  ne  cor  Noble  st  sf  24x122  ft 
Nov  11,  A & J Nielson  to  J A Arb . . . $3,500 
Clarinda  st,  387  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  25x 
94  ft  impd  Oct  19,  Chas  Dettloff  to  F 

Kruckow $1,550 

Clybourn  place  w,  96  ft  w of  Edgar  st  nf 
24x125  ft,  Nov  20,  Xavier  Dirr  to  Emma 

E Davis $3,200 

Central  Park  boulevard,  se  cor  Drake  av, 
nf  266x175  ft  with354xl25  ft  in  same  blK 
nov  22,  Master  in  chancery  to  Elias  Tho 

mas $9,853 

Clybourn  pi  w,  24  ft  w of  Elk  Grove  st,  sf 
48x125  ft  with  71x125  feet  in  adjoining 
block,  Nov  1,  R E Holmes  to  F W Hat- 

terman $1,800 

Cleaver  st,  140  ft  n of  Division  st  ef  23%x 
125  ft  Oct  2,  E & F Enders  to  Anton 

Junczykowski $1,200 

Congress  st,  bet  Wabash  and  Michigan  av 
sf  25x80  ft  Nov  30,  E A & H A Grant  to 

W L Peck $32,500 

Central  Park  av,  bet  23rd  and  24th  sts  wf 
75x125  ft  with  50x125  ft  in  same  blocx, 
Oct  19,  M and  J S Hair  to  John  Kline 
$2,500 


GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  «»*•  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


New  York,  I Brooklyn, 

501  Fifth  Avenue.  | 203  Montague  Street . 

Chas.  A.  Seymour&Go 

— ESTABLISHED  1341.  — 

REAL  ESTATE, 
RENTINC  A N D LOANS. 

Kents  Collected.  Taxes  Paid, 

Appraisal  & Sale  of  all  Classes  of  Real  Estate. 

Personal  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
Estates 

Room  14,  149  La  Salle  St.  CHICACO. 


ClarK  st  n,  184  ft  sof  Schiller  st  wf  34  7 10 
x!48  feet  Dec  2,  Henry  Witty  to  Frank 

Linsenbarth $6,900 

Congress  st  w,  50  ft  e of  Francisco  st  nf 
25x153  ft  Dec  2,  G H Fischer  to  R Long 

$700 

Corwin  place  140  ft  s of  Moore  st,  ef  24x 
99  ft, Sept  1,  H V McKiel  to  E Vail.  .$450 
Coulter  st,  swcor  Laughton  st  triangle  of 
129x129  ft  Oct  30,  Victor  Weissker  to  Al- 
bert Benes $1,400 

Commercial  st,  374  ft  n of  Wabansia  av, 
ef  23x122  ft,  Nov  2,  T Riehl  to  A Miko- 

lojczak $450 

Crystal  st,  154  ft  e of  Hoyne  av, nf  25x120 
ft  Nov  16,  Adam  Ochs  to  J F Beitz.  .$750 
Dashiel  st,  173  ft  s of  31st  stef  25x120  ft, 

Nov  z4,  C D and  C S Bissell  to  J & A L 

Brew $750 

DicKson  st  131  ft  n of  Division  9t  wf  24x 
110  ft  nov  29,  Meister  t Mahnxe  to  He- 
lene Witt $3,000 

DeKoven  st,  25  ft  w of  Jefferson  sf  26x 
119*4  ft  Mch  13,  ’84  Vaclav  Dnsek  to 

Joseph  Kastner $2,200 

Dearborn  st  212  ft  s of  36th  st  ef  24x123  ft 
Sept  20,  Albert  Crane  to  B J & A Good- 
win   $1,350 

Dashiel  st,  216  ft  s of  31st,  st  wf  25x124  ft, 
Nov  21,  B Shurtleff  to  M M Conway. $750 
Davis  st,  50  ft  n of  Hirsch  st  ef  50x124  ft, 
Sept  1,  E H Sheldon  to  Elizabeth  Wink 

$1,200 

Dudley  st,  260  ft  s of  Hervey  st,  ef  24x125 
ft  Nov  29,  C P Riehl  to  F Szafranski  $425 
Dudley  st,  adj  above  24x125  ft  Nov  29, 

Same  to  F Szafranski $425 

Dearborn  st,  288  ft  n of  33d  st  ef  50x110 
ft  Nov  27,  M & H Best  to  W I C Lange 

$5,000 

DeKoven  st,  50  ft  w of  Jefferson  st  sf  25x 
119*4  ft  Nov  27,  T & V Dushek  to  J Kas- 
tner   $2,500 

Douglas  av,  125  ft  e of  Long  John  st,  sf 
25x125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  A 

Zimmerman $375 

Dickson  st,  50  ft  n of  Blanche  st,  wf  25x 

124  ft  impd  Nov  29,  Joseph  Rohd  to 

FranK  Kazinski $1,600 

Dearborn  st  s,  1 25  ft  s of  24th  ef  25x105  ft 
Nov  22,  Ernst  Uhlich  to  Frank  Verhoe- 

ven $2,000 

Douglas  av,  325  ft  W of  Lincoln  st  sf  15x 

125  ft,  Oct  16.  J L Brahm  et  al  to  C L 

Johnson $375 

Erie  st  w,  82*4  ft  w °f  Curtis  nf  27*4*99*4 
ft  Nov  24,  Paul  0 Stensland  to  0 E Ras- 
mussen   $2,000 

Elk  Grove  st,  284  ft  w of  Armitage  av.  ef 
24x125  ft  impd  Sept  7,  F W Hatterman 

to  Johann  Ottow $1,275 

Elk  Grove  st,  near  above  ef  24x125  feet, 
Sept  7,  F W Hatterman  to  A J Elwart 

$400 

Elk  Grove  st,  near  above  ef  24x125  ft  Sept 
7,  F W Hatterman  to  W F Ottow ....  $400 
Elk  Grove  st,  near  above  ef  24x125  feet 
Sept  7,  F W Hatterman  to  F Kilihowssi 
$400 

Evergreen  place  72*4  ft  w °f  Leavitt  st  nf 
24x108  ft  impd  Nov  22,  R M and  S Klein 

to  M A Fletcher $3,000 

Erie  st,  240  ft  e of  Oakley  av,  nf  24x124  ft 
nov  23,  J F Griffin  to  Simon  Seidlewicz 

$2,750 

Elk  Grove  st,  120  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  rd, 
wf  24x121  ft  Feb  22,  E P Maynard  to 

John  Ludwig $1,850 

Ellsworth  st  ne  cor  Polk  wf  283  ft  to  rivei 
Oct  29,  Adolfo  Hegewisch  to  Matthew 
McCormick $85,000 


682 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Ellsworth  st,  ne  cor  of  Polk  wf  283  ft  to 
river  Nov  15,  Matthew  McCormick  to 
The  Bodenschatz  <fc  Earnshaw  Stone  Co 

$90,000 

Eighfeenth  st,  sw  cor  Paulina  st  nf  48x125 
ft  Sept  16,  Catholic  Bishop  to  FranK 

Kersny $3,300 

Elston  av,  195  ft  n of  Blanche  st  wf  30  ft 
to  alley  Dec  1 F & H Wukel  to  John  Kir- 

stein $850 

Forest  av,  298  ft  n of  37th  st  wf  30x124  ft 
Nov  16,  H A Howes  to  W H KrousKup 

$2,200 

Fifth  av,  ne  cor  Swift  place  wf  330x125  ft 
Dec  1,  Master  in  chancery  to  A L Von 

Alten  et  al $17,290 

Franklin  stn,  swjcor  Division  ef  50x100  ft 
impd  Nov  30,  Est  of  Ida  E Bagg  to  G P 

Braun $16,000 

Francisco  st,  ne  cor  Linwood  pi  wf  25x125 
ft  Oct  18,  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  W A Benge 

$500 

Francisco  st,  nw  cor  Linwood  place  ef  25x 

123  ft  Oct  18,  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  O Lu- 

thus $500 

Fourteenth  st,  96  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  24x 

124  ft  impd  Nov  24,  John  Kenny  to  J A 

Nader $2,100 

Hudson  av,  275  ft  n of  Eugenie  st  ef  25x 
80  ft  impd  Nov  9,  Henry  Franzen  to  Mi- 
chael Franzen $2,850 

Hinman  st,  175  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  nf  25x 

125  ft,  Nov  16,  J Denniston  to  G Waiss 
$625 

Hurlbut  st,  312  ft  s of  Centre  wf  24x123  ft 
Nov  24,  Antoinette  Zindt  to  Mathias 

Zindt $3,400 

Hastings  st,  168  ft  w of  Paulina  st  sf  24x 
124  ft,  Nov  17,  Jas  Stinson  to  F C Mey- 
er  $700 

Huron  st  w,  120  ft  n of  Leavitt  sf  24x121 
feet  nov  23,  M E & T O’Connor  to  M M 

Thompson $727 

Holt  st  se  cor  Blanche  st  wf  27  7-100x125 
ft  impd  Dec  1,  Martin  Kulas  to  John 

Guiot $6,350 

Huron  st  w,  72  ft  e of  Wright  PI  nf  44  8- 
10x109  ft  Nov  30,  S L Wright  to  John 

Brooks $1,000 

Henry  st,  216  ft  w of  Loomis  st,  nf  32x124 
ft  impd  Nov  18,  A & F P Saunders  to  A 

F W Domann  $2,900 

Hermitage  av,  ne  cor  Polk  st  wf  51x125  ft 
Nov  24,  Ferris  & Scofield  to  F W Hatter- 

man  $500 

Hinman  st,  26  ft  e of  Oakley  av  sf  25x125 

Oct  27,  J Steller  to  Geo  Delp $700 

Hoyne  av,  bet  Jackson  and  van  Buren  sts, 
wf  100x128  ft  Nov  22,  Est  of  Wm  Ver- 
non to  C B Wilson $7,500 

Harrison  st,  25  ft  e of  Robey  st  sf  18x 
160%  ft  impd  Nov  30,  R A Downing  to 

P R Dever $4,500 

Huron  st,  50  ft  e of  State  sf  35x100  ft  Nov 
1,  Anna  S Davis  toNathanS  Davis  $10,000 
Halsted  st  n,  292  ft  n of  North  av  wf  24x 
140  ft  impd  Nov  23,  D & K SusacK  to 

Frank  Diesel $1,800 

Indiana  av,  bet  29th  and  30th  sts  ef  25%x 
163  ft  Oct  27,  R H and  C D Warren  to 

P J Sexton , $7,500 

JacKson  st  w,  sw  cor  Cicero  court  nf  25x 
113  ft  Nov  22,  David  Williams  to  Joseph 

Stickney $3,000 

Jefferson  st,  150  ft  n of  Harrison  st.  ef  50x 
93  ft  impd  Apr  10,  Michael  Schweisthal 

to  Mathias  Benner $7,000 

Jackson  st  w,  100  ft  w of  Leavitt  sf  25x120 
ft  impd,  Nov  29,  Tbos  Pattison  to  Jose- 
phine Pattison $6,650 

Jefferson  st,  148  8-10  ft  n of  Van  Buren 
wf  25x156  ft  Nov  30,  S J Tenny  to  Wm 

H Pruyn $6,175 

Kedzie  av  17  ft  n of  Kinzie  st,  ef  25x125  ft 
nov  22,  Master  iD  chancery  to  Elias  Tho- 
mas  $657 

Kedzie  av  Lot  16  in  same  blocK  as  above 
Nov  22,  Master  in  chancery  to  Elias 

Thomas  $657 

Kedzie  av,  lots  19  to  23  in  same  block  with 
other  property  Nov  22,  Master  in  chan- 
cery to  Elias  Thomas $4,804 

Keenon  st  258  ft  e of  Wood  st  sf  24x100  ft 
Nov  30,  John  Goyae  to  Adam  Goyke  $520 
Larrabee  st,  24  ftsof  Blacahawk  st  ef  75x 
106  ft  impd  July  13,  Elizabetha  Schmitz 

to  Mathias  Schmitz $10,000 

Lake  av,  between  37th  and  38th  sts,  wf 
34%xl60  ft  impd  Nov  26,  E P and  W S 

Bond  to  Augusta  L Jones $6,750 

Lexington  st.  bet  Campbell  and  Western 
avs  sf  36x124%  ft  Nov  26,  J L Campbell 

to  Betsey  Grable $6,000 

Leavitt  st  171  ft  n of  Van  Buren  ef  19x124 
ft  impd  Nov  27,  Geo  N Hull  to  Marietta 
Green $7,000 


Wholesale  and 

Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 


Office,  Union  Place  and.  Twenty-Second  St.,  > Ptnr'APA  tt  t 

Opposite  Palmer,  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory,  ) JH  J. KJ  AVTVj1,  I Bill. 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  etc.  Rough  or  Dressed  aud  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BILiX_iS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Loomis  st  e,  50  ft  n of  Arthington  st,  wf 
24x100  ft  Nov  20,  C T Kerrigan  to  Cath- 
erine L Stubs $7,000 

Lisle  st,  134  ft  e of  Halsted,  sf  24x100  feet 

Nov  22,  H C Schaare  to  Frederick  Fett 

$1,500 

La  Salle  av,  bet  Elm  and  Maple  sts  ef  25x 
108  ft  Dec  1,  Wm  Dicjcinson  to  C D 

Roseboom $4,00) 

La  Salle  av,  near  Elm  st,  ef  22%xl08  ft, 
Oct  1,  Sarah  E Martin  to  Caroline  S 

Hord $10,000 

Larrabee  st,  157  ft  s of  Blackhawk  st,  wf 
31%xl32  ft  impd  Nov  23,  J F G Schnei- 
der to  Robert  Riedel $3,400 

Leavitt  st,  bet  Jackson  and  Van  Buren  sts 
ef  18%xl24  ft  impd  Sept  1,  Geo  N Hall 

to  Lilia  M Babbitt $7,000 

Lull  place  194  ft  e of  Wood  st  sf  23x100  ft 
Oct  10,  Rose  Bussing  to  S SobieralsKi 

$6f  0 

Lincoln  st,  300  st  u of  Division  wf  40x99 
feet,  nov  20,  J W Dal  to  W E Hatterman 

$1,300 

Lexington  st.  bet  Campbell  and  Western 
avs,  sf  18x124  ft  Nov  8,  J L Campbell  to 

John  Brady $2,800 

Lots  20  and  21  blK  1,  of  Hayward’s  part  u 
e %,  sec  11,  39,  13,  Nov  22,  Master  in 

chancery  to  Elias  Thomas $959 

Lull  place,  237  feet  e of  Wood  st  sf  23x100 
feet  Nov  10,  Rose  Bussing  to  Wm  Krog- 

mann $600 

Lexington  st,  151  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  July  21,  P W SnowhooK  to  A An- 
derson   $400 

Lake  av,  near  Thirty  eighth  st  ef  18x170 
ft,  Nov  1,  John  BucKingham  to  Wm  M 

Adams $6,600 

Marvin  st,  188  ft  w of  Western  av,  sf  24x 
124  feet,  Oct  19,  E Cosgrove  to  H Hoff- 
man  $950 

Macalister  place  50  ft  e of  Lytle  st  nf  50x 
100  ft  Nov  19,  John  Coughlan  et  al  to  C 

W Grass  ly $5,000 

Myrtle  st,  264  ft  s of  Taylor  ef  24x112  feet 
Oct  23,  W H Bradley  to  A & E Lutz.  . $750 
Monroe  st  w,  50  ft  e of  Latiin  st  sf  25x125 
ft  impd  Nov  30,  David  Boyle  to  John  Le 

Messurier $14,000 

Monroe  st  w,  bet  Campbell  av  aud  Rock- 
well st  sf  It  2 impd  June  1,  Frederick 

Eich  to  Sarah  P Forrest $4,500 

Monroe  st  w,  50  ft  e of  Laflin  sf  25x125  ft 
impvd,  Nov  30,  John  Le  Messurier  to 

Margaret  H Boyle $14,000 

Madison  st  w,  45  ft  e of  Lincoln  st,  sf  45x 

124  ft  Nov  27,  Charles  H Weaver  et  al  to 

Elizabeth  C Nichols $15,000 

Marshfield  av,  239  ft  n of  37th  st,  wf  24x 

125  tt  Nov  27,  E and  T Sanders  to  E A 

Crowley $1,000 

Michigan  av,  near  38th  st,  wf  20x135  ft, 
Apr  17,  Darius  Fuller  to  Jane  M Church 

$7,210 

Milwaukee  av,380  ftnwof  Oakley,  sw  f 22 
xlOO  ft  Oct  20,  Henry  Sweet  to  W and  E 

Sims $8,700 

Milwaukee  av,  297  ft  nw  of  OaKley,  sw  f 
22x100  ft  Nov  16,  F A Emmons  to  F B 

Lusk $2,500 

Nineteenth  st  w,  242%  ft  w of  Hoyne  av, 
sf  24x124  ft  Nov  15,  J Church  to  V & M 

Benes $610 

Noble  st,  ne  cor  of  Blanch,  wf  25x90  feet 
Mch  20,  C B Lewis  to  J Stelmach. . $1,100 
Nineteenth  st  w,  266  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf 
25x124  ft,  Oct  11.  John  Kralance  to  C 

Polker $1,000 

Napoleon  place,  25  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf 
25x106  ft  nov  11,  C & E Madrass  to  J T 

Armstrmg $2,200 

Newton  st;  201  ft  n of  Augusta  wf  25x125 
ft  Nov  17,  L V Webb  to  Chas  Schroeder 


Nineteenth  st,  192  ft  e of  Leavitt  sf  24x124 
Nov  15,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  V & J Cipra 


Oakley  av,  284  ft  n of  Taylor  st,  wf  16%x 
125%  ft  Nov  4,  J N Cumming  to  Mary 

Louise  Lloyd $4,000 

Ohio  st,  96  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  sf  24x124  ft 
Sept  27,  J F Griffin  to  Wm  Ware ....  $750 
Oaxley  av,  268  ft  n of  Taylor  st,  wf  16%x 
125%  ft  Oct  30,  Jno  N Cunning  to  Wm 
Worth $4,200 


Oakley  and  Leavitt  sts  lot  on  court  bet- 
ween, aud  194  ft  s of  Madison  st  49x75 
ft  Nov  23,  Alfred  Stephani  to  C F Biel- 

ing $1,000 

Ogden  av,  247  ft  n of  Polk  st,  ef  48x100  ft 
impd  Dec  2,  Addison  Ballard  to  Collins 

H Jordan $20,000 

Oakley  av,  sw  cor  of  PoIk  st,  ef  29x85  ft, 
Nov  27,  Margaret  Hineman  to  Ann  Reed 

$9,0'.'0 

Ohio  st,  80  ft  w of  Clark  st,  nf  40x100  ft 
Oct  23,  Jane  and  John  Kennedy  to  Fred 

Fredericks $8,000 

OaKley  av,  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  wff6% 
xl25  4-10  ft  impd  Nov  10.  J N Canning 

to  J W Allen $4,200 

Oakley  av,  bet  Polk  and  Taylor  sts  wf  19x 
125%  ft  impd  nov  8,  J N Cunning  to 

Mary  F Goodrich $5000 

Ohio  st  w,  152  feet  w of  Paulina  st  sf  25x 
124  ft  nov  12,  R M Hunt  to  Bridget  Gla- 

vin $800 

Park  av,  80  ft  e of  Oakley  av,  nf  40x124  ft 
Nov  13,  ED  Wilson  to  Wm  M Johnston 

$3,000 

“Pennock”  Block  in  with  buildings  Nov  29 
Jas  F Keeney  to  Luther  Bixby  ....  $17,600 
Park  av,  w of  Hamlin,  nf  24x158  ft  Sept  2, 

J B Hobbs  to  S L Burrows $350 

Parmeleest,  125  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  sf  _‘4x 

124  ft,  Sept  6,  J W Farlin  to  L J Quarn- 

strom $500 

Parmeleest,  adj  above,  24x124  ft,  Sept  29 

J O Farlin  toF  O Lindberg $550 

Robey  st,  nw  cor  Armitage  av,  ef  72x100 
feet  Nov  20,  W E Hatterman  to  J W Dal 

$1,800 

Richmond  st,  175  ft  s of  Cortez  ef  62%x 

125  feet  Sept  27,  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  A 

EricKson $1,250 

Robey  st,  96  ft  s of  Wilrnot  av  ef  24x100  ft 
Oct  25,  Nathan  Corwith  to  F W Hatter- 
man  $1,300 

Shober  st,  nw  cor  Bryson  st,  ef  125x125  ft 
Nov  3,  W H Hubbard  to  John  Jensen 

$3,600 

State  st,  272  ft  n of  32d  st  wf  50  ft  to  al- 
ley July  24,  T J Lefens  to  Conrad  Seipp 

$8,000 

State  st,  222  ft  n of  32nd  st  wf  50  ft  to  al- 
ley Mch  10,  T J Lefens  to  Conrad  Seipp 

$7,500 

State  st,  nw  cor  Taylor  st  ef  20x100  ft  imp 

Nov  22,  Wm  J Lane  to  Henry  C Walner 

$26,000 

State  st,  20  ft  n of  Taylor  st,  ef  39  79-100x 
100  ft  Nov  29,  Clinton  C Clare  to  Henry 

C Walker $32,000 

State  st,  275  ft  s of  Thirty  seventh,  ef  25x 
120  ft  Sept  S,  Geo  R Day  to  H F Kleine 

$4,125 

State  st,  250  ft  s of  37th  ef  25x120  ft  Sopt 
8,  Louise  W B Day  to  H F Klein.  . .$4,125 
South  Park  av,  173  ft  s of  32d  st  wf  27x 
164%  ft  Nov  30,  D F Bacon  to  Charlrs  A 

Baggio $3,375 

Shober  st,  nw  cor  Thompson  st  ef  48x124 
ft  nov  8,  E H Sheldon  to  Joseph  Kotlen- 

ga $1,800 

Sixteenth  st  w,  256  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av, 
nf  24x125  ft  July  3,  D W Burrows  to  F 

W Meyer $400 

Twenty  Dinth  st,  152  fte  of  Wabash  av  nf 
30x100  ft  nov  30,  Wm  A Fuller  to  Chas 

D Newberg $3,500 

Twelfth  st  w,  the  premises  No  151,  Dec  1, 
Jas  Galvin  to  Aaron  Simon  et  al . . . $6,100 
Twenty  second  st,  25  ft  e of  Leavitt  st  nf 
250x124  ft,  Oct  1,  C S & G M Hord  Jto 

Sarah  E Martin $10,000 

Townsend  st,  225  ft  s of  Locust  st  ef  25x 
134%  ft  Nov  29,  Chas  G Muhlke  to  Chas 

O E Kholin $3,000 

Thirty  fourth  court,  175  ft  e of  Long  John 
st  nf  25x125  ft,  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al 

to  Sarah  Farrell $280 

Third  av,  199  ft  s of  Harrison  st  wf  24x100 
feet  Nov  19,  J T Smith  to  W B Gibbs 

$10,500 

Thirteenth  place  w,  nw  cor  Loomis  sf  24x 
124  ft  Nov  30,  Adam  Hoellerich  to  Gott- 
fried Brg  Co $3,800 

Thirty  seven  lots  in  Shermans  add  to  Hol- 
stein Oct  20,  Wm  S Eden  to  F W Hatter- 
man  $9,500 


Taylor  st  w,  330  ft  e of  Western  av  nf  29 
3-10x149  ft  Nov  22,  B & L J Williams  to 

Chas  A Bethke $1,600 

Taylor  st  n.  adjoining  above,  25x149  ft 
Nov  22,  F A Johnson  to  Chas  A Bethke 

$1,086 

Thirty  fourth  court  100  ft  w of  Lincoln  st 
nf  25x125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to 

L H Mack $275 

Taylor  st  w,  163  ft  e of  Francisco  av  sf  24 
xl25  feet  Nov  24,  John  Hopf  to  Henry 

Manske $500 

Thirty  fourth  court  50  ft  w of  Lincoln  st. 
nf  50x125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to 

A H Maack $550 

Thirty  fourth  court,  350  ft  w cf  Lincoln  st 
nf  25x125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to 

R Rahn $275 

Van  Buren  st  w,  359  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av 
sf  25x100  ft  July  25,  ’84,  E & J Fyfe  to 

W C Menkley $3,000 

Van  Buren  st,  se  cor  Franklin  nf  32  l-3x 
105  ft  impd  Nov  19,  Jas  M Love  to  Al- 
bert E Kent $53,000 

Van  Buren  st  w,  52  ft  e of  Cicero  ct,  nf  25 
xl02  ft  Oct  25,  M M and  O C Fowler  to 

C T Tyrrell $1,650 

Van  Buren  st  w,  150  ft  w of  Rockwell,  sf 
25x100  ft  with  other  property  Nov  15, 
Whitney  C Merkley  to  Sue  M Jerome 

$10,000 

Washington  blvd,  363  Ft  e of  Albany  av,  nf 
25x125  ft  Oct  12,  A S & M B Swing  to  H 

Strowbridge $2,500 

Wabansia  av,  near  Dudley  st,  48  4-10x80 
ft  Oct  28,  Nathan  Corwith  to  Henry 

Hoepe $825 

Wood  st  n,  164  ft  n of  North  av,  wf  24x123 
ft  impd  Oct  10,  Henry  Hoepe  to  I C 

Dumae $2,155 

Wood  st  n,  near  Iowa  st,  wf  25x130  ft,  nov 
1£,  Est  of  A M Huntington  to  F H Bar- 

num  $875 

Wood  st  n,  near  Iowa  st  wf  25x130  ft  Nov 
29,  F H Barnum  to  J P Kalteux ....  $1,000 
Wabash  av  the  premises  No  2406  Nov  23, 
David  F Chase  to  Horace  W Chase  $14,00fc 
Washtenaw  av,  313  ft  s of  12th  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  Nov  30,  Mary  Wert  to  F BraeseKe 

$600 

Webster  av,  24  ft  e of  Racine  av  nf  24x125 
ft  Nov  15,  Peter  Schmitt  to  Christoph 

Holtz $3,100 

Wabansia  av,  242  ft  w of  Robey  st  sf  24x 
100  ft  Nov  24,  Henry  Hoepe  to  M Berg 

$540 

Wabash  av.  100  ft  n of  39th  st,  ef  75x165 
ft,  Nov  19,  John  Adams  et  al  to  Angenia 

D Trude $7,125 

Wabash  av,  sw  cor  30th  st  ef  24x170  ft 
Sept  13,  est  of  Robt  C Hamill  to  Frank- 
lin T Corning  et  al $18,500 

Wabash  av,  se  cor  Madison  st,  wf  92x132 
ft  Nov  20,  Lavina  A Herrick  et  al  to  Al- 
bert A Munger $275,000 

Washington  bvd,  48  ft  w of  Falls  si  nf  48x 
125  ft,  Nov  16,  M E & H N Willey  to  B 

Quirk $2,800 

Wallace  st,  bet  32d  and  33d  sts,  ef  lot  7, 
Nov  30,  Benjamin  Shurtleff  to  John  Bas- 

ketfield $750 

Washtenaw  av,50  ft  s ofThompson  st  ef  25 
xl25  ft  Nov  29,  Thatcher  & Keyes  to  F 

Lange $1,100 

Walnut  st,  100  ft  e of  Robey  nf  33x110  ft. 
nov  11,  Shawcross  & Walkup  t > Geo  N 
Hull $2,500 

.\ortli  ot  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  142  ft  n of  Sulzer  st  ef  50x165 
ft  nov  26,  J C Sinclair  to  Jno  A G Ro- 
berts   $1,050 

Ashland  av,  75  ft  s of  Roscoe  st  wf  25x125 
ft  Nov  1,  S M Church  et  al  to  C J Frie- 

wer $800 

Belmont  av,  243  ft  e of  Lea\itt  st  sf  50x 
125  ft  Nov  5,  Julius  Matthei  to  Carl  Mu- 
eller  $1,200 

Baxter  st,  100%  ft  s of  Roscoe  ef  37%x 
123  7-10  ft  Nov  25,  Henry  Wall  to  W A 

M atthews $900 

Belle  Plaine  av,  se  cor  Lincoln  triangle  of 
660x330  ft  Oct  25,  est  of  Helen  P Hub- 
bard to  Richard  Rusk $4,500 

Belmont  av,  190  ft  e of  Wood  st  sf  25x125 
ft  June  3,  S E Gross  to  E Rachow  . . . $725 
Cleveland  av,  100  ft  e of  Racine  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Nov  22,  E J Lehmann  to  G & GC 

Johanson $475 

Clare  st  nw  cor  Noble  av  ef  134x175  ft  with 
buildings  Nov  29,  Louisa  & Theodore 

Wild  to  Wm  C Young $14,400 

Evanston  av,  434  ft  s of  N Fifty  ninth  st 
ef  442  ft  running  west  to  Green  Bay  rd 
Nov  12,  Paul  Anderson  to  Geo  McCon- 
nell  $28,992 


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Evanston  av  nw  cor  Fletcher  st,  ef  39x125 
ft  Nov  11,  Lewis  Rothchild  to  Wm  Hud- 
son   $2,535 

Evanston  av,  89  ft  s of  Fletcher  st.  ef  25x 
125  ft  Oct  30,  M H Wilson  to  Elizabeth 

Quigley $1,400 

Evanston  av,  adjoining  above  25x125  ft 
Oct  30,  M H Wilson  to  Susan  Ruddy  $1, 400 
Fletcher  av,  191  ft  n of  Racine  av,  nf  25x 
125  ft  Nov  20,  W C Goudy  to  W H Iioe- 

der $550 

Halsted  st,  153  ft  s of  Sulzer  st  ef  50x175 
ft  Nov  18,  C J Hambleton  to  A 0 Dan- 

ser $1,300 

Halsted  st,  s and  adjoining  above  50x175 
ft  Nov  18,  C J Hambleton  to  R L Polk 

$1,300 

Hampden  st,  n of  Fullerton  av,  ef  108  ft 
to  alley  Nov  24,  Louis  Gathmann  to  Hen- 
ry Schultz $5,500 

Hampden  st,  n of  Fullerton  avwf  108  feet 
to  alley  Nov  24,  Louis  Gathmann  to 

Chas  F Weber $5,500 

Lincoln  av,  se  cor  School  st  sw  f 4534  ft  to 
alley  Nov  24,  Thos  Flood  to  Karl  Rie- 

bold $2,200 

Lincoln  av,  272  ft  n of  u eorge  st  ne  f 24 
feet  to  alley  impd  Dec  1,  G L Blumen- 

scheim  to  A A Fritchie $1,550 

Lill  av,  78  ft  e of  Lincoln  av.  sf  25x126  ft 
Nov  29,  E E & D S Taylor  to  Andrew 

Rehm $1,200 

Lincoln  av,  251  ft  nw  of  Turner  ne  f 25  ft 
runnings  and  w to  Wood  st  July  26,  S E 

Gross  to  C M Miller $685 

Lake  View  av,  n of  Fullertm  av,  ef  108  ft 
to  alley  nov  24  Louis  Gathmann  to  A M 

Matteson $18,000 

Melrose  st,  312  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x 
125  ft  Dec  1.  Charles  Fuchs  to  Rosina 

Fuchs $1300 

Paulina  st,  271  ft  s>of  Turner  st  ef  und  34 
of  and  running  w and  s to  Lincoln  av, 
Nov  18,  F B Woodworth  to  G W Meach- 

and $1,200 

Roscoe  st,  200  ft  e of  Robey  nf  25x125  ft, 

July  3,  S E Gross  to  F Peterson $325 

Roboy  st,  nw  cor  Melrose  ef  25x120  ft,  nov 
17,  Oscar  Charles  to  FredericK  Rode  Jr 

$650 

Racine  av,  398  ft  n of  Belmont,  ef  24x115 
ft,  June  7,  J P Altgeld  to  B Bjork . . .$650 
Rokeby  st,  144  ft  s of  Byron  st  wf  40x219 
ft  Nov  26,  J C Harkins  to  J A Conrad 

$900 

School  st,  96  ft  e of  Sheldon  av,  nf  24x125 
ft  Aug  16,  S E Gross  to  A Veddell.  . .$475 
Sheffield  av.  se  cor  of  Graceland  av  5 acres 
Nov  23,  Slisbee.  Waller  & Peet  to  Thos 

H Hulbert $19,500 

School  st,  241  ft  w of  Halsted  sf  25x124  ft 
Nov  23,  C BucKingham  to  Alfred  Lind- 

blad $900 

School  st,  441  ft  w of  Halsted  sf  25x124  ft 
Nov  23,  C Buckingham  to  Franz  Berg- 

quist $900 

Sulzer  st,  241  ft  w of  Halsted  st,  nf  200x 
35334  ft  N°y  18,  C J Hambleton  to  Wm 

T Farwell $6,200 

St  James  Court,  550  ft  ne  of  Clark  st.  se  f 
50x146  ft  Nov  22,  H G Haugan  to  M J 

La  Bounty $4,250 

Sulzer  st.  190  ft  w of  Hazel  st,  sf  50x124 
ft,  Dec  1,  John  N Young  to  S F Klohs 

$1,225 

Wellington  st,  130  ft  e of  Racine  av  nf  24x 
122  ft  Nov  8,  Charles  Kemmtz  to  John 
Feruner $550 


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South  ot  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  248%  ft  s of  52nd  st  wf  25x 


121  ft  Nov  24,  C H Taylor  to  E Simon 

$1,150 

Ashland  av,  sw  cor  51st  st  ef  50x125  ft  nov 
20,  A & C Scharnhorst  to  Stephen  Des- 

chauer $2,000 

Atlantic  st,  345  ft  n of  58th  st  wf  25x123 
ft  Nov  25,  E Church  to  J W and  T Doo- 

lady $410 

Bowen  av,  161  ft  n of  St  Lawrence  av  nf 
21x120  ft  nov  19,  Maria  C Peet  to  Hiram 

Hyde $1,050 

Bowen  av,  near  St  Lawrence  sf  20)4x120 
8-10  ft  Nov  15,  Geo  H Park  to  Gertrnde 

B Holden $5,000 

Berkeley  av,  195  ft  se  of  Bowen  sw  f 2634* 

66  ft  Nov  4,  Turner  & Bond  to  Ida  F 

Beebe $4,500 

Baltic  st,  188  ft  n of  Garfield  bvd  ef  33%x 
133  15-100  ft  Oct  1,  J P Bowes  et  al  to 

M Doherty $750 

Burnside  st,  500  ft  s of  40th  wf  28x110  ft, 
Sept  6,  Ellen  C Mahon  to  Mary  Couboy 
$3,000 

Bissell  st,  nw  cor  Fortieth  Court  ef  25x121 
feet  Nov  22,  B E Smyth  to  G W Sladek 
$2,000 


Burroughs  av,  144  ftn  of  50th  st  wf  24x122 

ft  Oct  9,  J Just  to  B F Jacobs $350 

Chestnut  st,  261  ft  n of  Wentworth  av  nf 
40x143  ft  Nov  8,  E S Warner  to  Lillie  A 

Lockwood $5,0C0 

Chestnut  st  se  cor  Wright  st  nf  47%xl20 
ft,  nov  27,  Wilson  Haight  to  Braton  Bus- 

hee $2,500 

Cottage  Grove  av,  309  ft  n of  50th  st,  ef 
132x330  ft  Oct  20.  Joseph  Roberts  to 

Malek  A Loring $6,000 

Cleveland  st,  7 fte  of  Union  sf  250x132  ft 
also  157x127  ft  in  same  blk,  L 1 to  i0,  17 
21  to  25,  of  It  38,  16  38  14,  Nov  10,  Geo 

B Joiner  to  Chas  H Mifflin $6,000. 

Chappell  place,  217  ft  s of  43d  st  wf  55%x 
129  ft  Nov  24,  J H Lathrop  to  Thos  G 

Otis $5,275 

Dearborn  st,  79  ftn  of  52nd st  ef  26x100  ft 
Nov  8,  A and  W Loeb  to  William  Osner 

$900 

Drexel  av,  sw  cor  58th  st  ef  141x130  ft  also 
168x130  ft  in  same  blk,  Nov  29,  Moses 
H Naber  to  Michael  Mannheimer.  $9,100 
Drexel  av,  sw  cor  of  58th  st  ef  309x256  ft 
Nov  18,  Nelson  Mason  to  Moses  H Na- 
ber  $15,600 

Ellis  av,  25  ft  s of  42nd  stef  25x150  ft  nov 
8,  Chas  B S Conyne  to  Nellie  V Byrne 

$2,500 

Ellis  av,  sw  cor  42nd  st,  ef  25x150  ft,  Nov 
8,  Chas  B S Conyne  to  Lizzie  C Kehoe 

$2,500 

Ellis  av,  sw  cor  Walnut  st  ef  150x158  feet, 
Nov  2,  Geo  A Cobb  to  Charles  R Steele 

$5,662 

Fifty  first  st  45  ft  w of  Ada  st  sf  75x124  ft 
Nov  20,  G W Cass  to  Charles  Marcotte 

$1,350 

Forty  seventh  st,  nw  cor  of  Grand  Trunk 
Railroad  80  acres  Nov  27,  Chas  Clement 

to  Wallace  C Clement $50,000 

Fifty  eighth  st,  240  ft  w of  School  st  sf  25 
x136  ft  Nov  27,  B K & M Tullgren  to 

Amelia  Pfeiffer $1,800 

Fortieth  st,  132  ft  ne  of  Drexel  bvd,  se  f 
48x160  feet  July  27,  S M & W H Holmes 

to  Lee  Loveridge $6,300  I 

Fifty  first  st,  ne  cor  Evarts  av  sf  25x108  ft 
Nov  22,  B F Jacobs  to  E J Garrity . . . $500  j 
Fifty  first  st,  e and  adj  above  25x108  feet, 

Nov  22,  B F Jacobs  to  C Garrity  $500 

Forty  first  st,  65  ft  e of  St  Lawrence  av  nf 
21;4xl2034  ft  Nov  24,  E & H Lauriz  to 

Thos  Davies $1,150 

George  place,  50  ft  s of  52nd  st  ef  6234  ft 
to  alley,  lot  2 and  s 12%  ft  It  3 blk  24, 
KimbarK’s  add  to  Hyde  Park  also  s 44% 
ft  It  9 b 1 Child’s  sub  in  Ridgewood  Oct 
29,  Frank  L Bennett  to  Melicent  Cort- 

right $15,000 

Hibbard  av,  100  ft  n of  52d  st  ef  50x178 
ft  Nov  13,  C F Marsh  to  Aurelia  Burrows 

$3,000 

Justine  st.  148%  ft  s of  52nd  ef  25x121  ft 
Oct  25,  C H 'Taylor  to  C Breiner  ....  $300 
Justine  st,  se  cor  52nd  wf  98x124  feet  also 
23)4x121  ft  at  sw  cor,  Nov  24,  C H Tay- 
lor to  D E F Gemeinde  ...  $1,275 

Justine  st,  336  ft  s of  50th  ef  24x121  ft  Oct 
21,  Meyer  Ballin  to  Michael  Deuter.  .$375 
Loomis  st,  se  cor  Fiftieth  wf  57%xl24  ft, 
Nov  23,  G W Cass  to  John  McCarthy  . $875 
Lots  1 to  13  blk  1,  Packer’s  Fifth  Addition 
Nov  12,  Tracy,  Sykes  & Ponter  to  T 

Swift  & Co $9,000 

Laflin  st,  185)4  ft  s of  51st,  ef  24x124)4  ft 

Oct  25,  M Ballin  to  J Maser $375 

Michigan  av,  243  ft  s of  44th  st,  wf  53%x 
161)4  ft  Nov  30,  L E Howard  to  Louisa 

Sterns $4,000 

Nichols  av,  50  ft  n of  Chestnut  stj  ef,  5Gx 
100  ft  Dec  1,  Mary  E Thresher  to  Con- 
rad Raake $3,000 

Prairie  av.  390  ft  u of  53d  st  ef  50x170  ft 
Nov  23,  H G Powers  to  J D Lawnin  $1,500 
Shurtleff  av,  26  ft  n of  Forty  second  wf  26 
xl28  ft  nov  20,  T M Crocker  to  M L Ho- 
gan   $700 

Sidney  av,  59%  ft  n of  47th  st  wf  40x88% 
Nov  3,  J R Crocker  to  A M Langworthy 
$2.20 

Sch  ml  st,  35  ft  n of  Maple  st,  ef  29x103  ft 
Oct  6,  Eliza  Ellis  to  Maria  L Couthoui 
$2,000 

Washington  av,  near  above  50x170  ft,  Oct 
25.  S E & T Depuy  to  W H Buchman$2,25 


William  st  166  ft  eof  Johnson  av  nf  25x125 
ft  June  12,  J Donnersberger  to  Charles 

Lantry $250 

William  st,  same  It  as  above  nov  24,  Chas 

Lantry  to  J SKerry $250 

Washington  av,  200  ft  n of  59th  st  wf  50x 
170  ft  Oct  25,  S E & T Depuy  to  Caro- 
line Reidle $2,250 

Washington  av,  n and  adj  above  50x170 
ft  Oct  25,  S E & T Depuy  to  Ely  Smith 

$2,250 


West  of  City  Limits. 

Austin  av  242  ft  w of  west  47th  st  sf  48x 
119  ft  Dec  1,  A B Dewey  to  F Berning 

$500 

Carroll  av,  251%  ft  w of  west  42d  st  sf  25x 
xlOO  ft  Oct  26,  W Chicago  Land  Co  to 

D & E Burns $1,425 

Fullerton  av,  97  ft  w of  Fairview  sf  12x41 
ft  Nov  5,  A W Wolff  to  F Haunemann 

$300 

Milwaukee  av,  75  ft  se  of  Cornelia  st  ne  f 
25x105  ft  Nov  29,  John  H Hafsten  to  Pe- 
ter Jensen $1,250 

Maplewood  av,  180  ft  n of  Humboldt  bid, 
wf  25x120  ft  Nov  27,  W H Powell  to  E 

S Jeschna $450 

Milwaukee  av.  25  ft  se  of  Attrill  st,  ne  f 25 
xlll  ft  Nov  1,  H F & H Attril  to  Edwin 

Austin $1,000 

Nebraska  av,  sw  cor  Palmer  place  boule- 
vard ef  1131x532  ft  except  414  feet,  Nov 
22,  Meliora  Clarkson  to  Stephen  Sicard 

$25,000 

Norman  av,  se  cor  Wabansia  wf  37x118  ft 

Oct  6.  R S Cox  to  J C Jacobson $850 

Palmer  av,  214  feet  w of  California  sf  24x 
100  ft  Nov  26,  B Petosa  to  II  SchecK.  .$350 
Simons  av,  sw  cor  Courtland  st  ef  50x177 
ft  Nov  8,  A S & F A Winkleman  to  John 

J Horbach $850 

Stave  st,  24  ft  dw  of  St  Helen  st  ne  t 24x 
111  ft  Oct  30,  Chas  T Gilbert  to  Mar- 
shall Craig $2,100 


Lot  8 block  3,  Palmer’s  add  to  South  Chicago,  Nov 

4,  Mary  P M Palmer  to  Levi  Barkey W50 

Lots  28  and  29  blk  25,  Cornell,  Oct  21,  Mary  G and  J 

B Jackfeon  to  Wm  Wilson W00 

Lots  58  and  59  block  4,  Faille  k Gano’s  add  to  Pull- 
man, Nov  10.  Pallia  & Gano  to  N Verville $600 

Lot  17  b 1 Hegewiseh,  nov  10,  est  of  A Hegewiseh  to 

A C McDonell $200 

Lot  8 b 3 Parkside,  July  23,  Village  of  Hyde  Park  to 

Bridget  Mulcaliy $000 

Lot  23  s 14  b 6,  McChesney’s  sub  in  n e qr  22  38  14, 

Nov  2,  Chicago  Foundlings  Horae  to  Wesley  Bur- 
ley   $150 

17  lots  Shortall’s  sub  n Vi  ne  U 26  38  14,  Apr  1,  Ma- 
ria F Rogers  et  al  to  J W Gross $3400 

12  lots  in  same,  Apr  1,  The  First  Nat’!  Bank,  Lock- 

port,  N Y,  to  .T  W Gross *2400 

33  lots  in  same,  Nov  17,  E Mandl  to  same *6600 

Lot  6 b 15.  Taylor’s  2d  addn  to  South  Chicago,  Sept 

29,  D S Taylor  to  G Widell $500 

Lot  46  block  10,  Taylor’s  Second  add  to  South  Chi- 
cago, Nov  15,  M Jaadsinsky  to  F Zobel $?00 

Lot  86  b 86,  South  Chicago,  nov  8,  C & C C & D Co 

to  Julius  Kruger  WOO 

Lots  4 and  5b  4 '"’aylor’s  3d  add  to  South  Chicago, 
Sept  1,  Esther  E Taylor  to  Jofeph  Wagner,  ..$850 
Lots  .J  and  4 Blk  9 Constance  e A sw  qr  36  38  14,  nov 

10,  W C Clement  to  A S Terrill $525 

Lots  28  and  29  block  2,  West  add’n  to  Cheltenham 

Beach,  nov  2,  R W Bridge  to  J M Bacon  $600 

Lot  3 blck  96  So  Chicago.  Sept  7,  C & C C & D Co  to 

Walter  Willis $830 

Lots  2 3 and  4 Vandersyde  & Ton’s  sub  in  15  37  14, 

Sept  23,  G Vandersyde  to  D Koopman $650 

Lot  11  of  north  462  ft  block  8 Ironworkers’  add,  Oct 

16.  D M mills  to  F Berndt *310 

Lot  15  block  5 Palmer’s  add  to  South  Chicago.  July 

1,  Mary  P M Palmer  to  Henry  lleurke  *360 

Lot  16  block  5.  same,  Oct  23,  same  to  F Herrmann. 

*360 

Lot  21  blk  134,  S Chicago,  nov  20,  C & C C & D Co  to 

Low  Liudberg $500 

Lots  79  15  4.  and  158  divis  3,  So  Shore  sub  3 1 33  15, 
November  19,  Henry  H Gage  to  Elisha  C Ware 

*45.10 

Lot  1 b 67  S Chicago,  nov  8,  C & C C & D Co  to  Ade- 
line M Winslow *810 

Lots  7 to  12  of  n 462  feet  b 4.  Ironworkers’  add,  Oct 

16,  D M Hillis  to  Barbara  Spahn *1400 

SE  qr  nw  quar  ne  qr  se  quar  22  38  14,  Oct  28,  Henry 

Field  to  A C Causer *3750 

Lot  32  blk  38,  Cornell,  nov  16,  Robt  H Natt  to  Thos 

Springate $500 

Lots  19  and  20  McCbe^ney’s  sub  n e quar  22  38  14, 
Sept  27,  William  T Hixou  to  A B McChesney. . *415 
Lot  31  b 7 Berger’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  Sept  30,  Robt 

Berger  to  A Hoppe  *350 

Lot  6 b 4 Hegewiseh,  nov  23,  A Hegewiseh  to  D Cal- 
lahan   $206 

Lots  41  and  42  b 4 Constance,  Oct  19,  W C Clement 
to  A Kaufmann $445 


for  deeks. 

Lots  13  and  14  blk  3 iu  sub  of  lot  2 and  pt  4 nw  qr  25 

39  13,  Oct  25,  Geo  W Cass  to  Jakob  Raus $1000 

Lot  27  block  4,  same,  nov  12,  same  to  John  Valenta, 

$600 

Lot  13  block  2,  same,  Nov  4,  same  to  Josef  Rosl, 

$600 

Lots  1 and  2 block  2 Trego  & Smith’s  sub  n w qr  25 

39  13,  Nov  22,  Trego  & Smith  to  A Oliverius $520 

Lot  3 b 2 same,  Nov  22,  same  to  J Kubat $260 

Lot  5 b 8 Elston’s  add,  Oct  29,  Franz  Lohr  to  R Sto- 

biecke *6000 

Lot  39  blk  24,  S Chicago,  July  13,  C & C C & D Co  to 

L Tuchocki $500 

Lot  26  b 13,  7 39  14,  nov  18;  Honaria  Guerin  to  Wm 

tegeman $1000 

Lot  21  b 2 Young’s  sub;  Lot  1,  Sup  Ct  Partn  s 10  acs 
e 14  ne  quar  17  40  14,  nov  22,  Jotm  N Young  to  T 

Holliday *1225 

Lot  26  b 2,  Cass’  sub  nw  qr  25  39  13,  Sept  3,  Geo  W 

Cass  to  T Gagnon $300 

Lots  45  to  48  b 3,  Sherman’s  add  to  Hol6tein,  Oct  29, 

Mary  Noble  to  F Korff *105  ) 

Lots  42  43  44  50  block  5,  Brown’s  add  to  Park  Ridge. 

Oct  8,  M E Kiug  to  C M Alexander *800 

Lots  29  and  30  blk  2,  Trego  & Smith’s  sub  nw  qr  25 
39  13,  Nov  23,  Trego  & Smith  to  William  Finger, 

$520 

Lots  27  and  28  blk  21  west  A s e qr  31  37  15,  Nov  20, 

C & C C & CCo  to  J F Tummermirth *1050 

E half  lot  5 b 15.  Crawford’s  sub  ne  qr  27  39  13, June 

8,  Sarah  A Crawford  to  W J Ellsworth *500 

Lot  27  blk  54  S Chicago,  Nov  27,  C & C C & D Co  to 

Jas  W Thorp $1000 

Lot  6 block  11,  John  Culver’s  add  to  North  Evans- 
ton, Sept  2 7,  R Commons  to  Annie  Fawcett  ....  *300 
Lots  14  to  17  and  pt  13  b 11,  Morris’  sub  w !4  sw  qr 
18  39  14,  Nov  10,  A T Brasher  to  D Schustek, 

*4500 

S ii  lot  2 and  south  iot  3 b 4,  Stone’s  sub  of  As- 
tor  add.  nov  26,  James  L Houghteiing  to  John  A 

Weiss $9000 

Lot  79  b 50,  19  39  14,  Oct  26,  Mary  J Stalba  to  Kate 
Groh *1250 


SUBURBAN  WARKANTU  I>F,K1»S. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  8 b 3 Palmer’s  addn  to  So  Chicago,  Nov  9,  John 

Woodbridge  Jr  to  W Hewitt $500 

Lot  47  b 38  Cornell,  oct  5,  Robt  H Nutt  to  C & H Pe- 
terson   $325 

Lot  22  blck  5,  Lancaster’s  sub  west  half  sw  qr  22  38 
14,  June  3,  George  A Springer  to  F G Springer, 

*700 


50 


Same  premises,  Oct  11,  F G Springer  to  R R Argaiq 

Lot  i b 11,  Kensington,  Oct  30,  Rodger  D O’Donog- 

hue  to  C B Sawyer $650 

Lot  6 b 57  Ironworkers’  add,  nov  16,  C&CClD  Co 

to  Edward  Pelke  $150 

Lots  11  and  12  b 2,  West  add  to  Cheltenham  Beach, 
July  2.  ’81,  R W Bridge  to  Sarah  G Wentworth, 

.... *500 

Lots  10  and  11  block  11,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub 
22  38  14,  October  15,  Henry  Best  to  Thos  P Keefe, 
*1075 


N lA  lot  19  block  1,  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14, 

Sept  25,  L M Monroe  to  Mary  M Moulton $350 

South  15  ft  ft  lot  14  and  Its  15  to  24,  block  2 Bates’ 
sub  21  38  14,  nov  1,  LouisaW  and  B F Chase  to  An- 
na E Davies *6995 

Lot  22  blk  2 Pattison  & Fry’s  sub  ne  qr  nw  qr  se  qr 
32,  38,  14,  Nov  17,  J L Pattison  to  Mabel  Keasel, 

*200 

Lot  55  b 16  Stewart’s  sub  sw  qr  1 38  13,  Aug  21,  W B 

Severn  to  Geo  Dobin $ - ■ ■ *225 

Lots  23  and  24  blk  11,  Lee’s  sub  w A se  qr  20  38  14, 
Nov  12,  F H Dickey  to  U M H Vandenberg.  . . $310 
SE  qr  ue  quar  sw  qr  17  38  13,  Oct  21,  Aaron  G Good- 
man to  F M Staples $8300 

Lot  16  b 5 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  dov  1,  C 

HOaldwell  to  E F Brumagim  $275 

S 45  ft  of  u 71  ft  of  lot  15,  n 40  feet  lot  17  and  s 5 ft  It 
18  of  west  Ya  lot  1,  Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14,  nov  1,  L 

Dobson  to  C H Caldwell *3500 

Lots  14  to  18  blck  11,  Belleville,  nov  in,  G Bartolo- 
mei to  S Dicola *850 

50  feet  across  se  qr  sw  qr  ne  qr  29  38  14,  Nov  13,  Est 

of  S N Wilcox  to  A Crawford $750 

Parts  of  sw  qr  nw  qr  28  38  14,  and  of  blks  15  and  16, 
Auburn,  VA  acs,  nov  4,  B W Wood  to  A Crawford, 

. $643 

Und  qr  blks  5 and  6 of  w lA  sw  qr  2 38  13,  Sept  28,  J 

A Reicheltto  Mary  E Anderson *1500 

Lots  1 to  6 blk  2,  lots  19  to  24  blck  1,  Its  19  20  21  b 3, 
Hall’s  sub  of  9 acres  in  ne  qr  Nov  16,  1 38  13,  R P 

Gounerlly  to  Joliet  Stone  Co  *4500 

Lots  16  and  17  b 7,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr 

22  38  14,  Sept  28,  Thos  P Keefe  to  L Allen *1200 

Lots  34  and  35  blk  11,  some,  Sept  28.  same  to  same, 

$1200 

Lot  13  bik  5,  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  nov  1, 

Chas  H Caldwell  to  Wm  White $335 

Lot  54  b 6,  Stewart’s  sub  sw  qr  1 38  13,  F P Ryan  to 

P McGovern $235 

Lot  54  b 6,  same.  Aug  21.  W B Leveru  to  T F Rynu, 

; *225 

Lots  7 and  8 b 2 of  lot  5 Taylor’s  sub  se  qr  21  33  14. 

Oct  12,  A Tidholm  to  Sarah  A Millar $1490 

Lots  9 to  14  blk  6,  Bates’  sub  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Nov  1, 

Lovina  W Chase  to  Lucien  D Bristol *3309 

S 40  feet  of  lot  1 1 of  lot  29  of  lots  1 to  4 of  Taylor's 
sub  e A se  qr  21  38  14,  nov  1.  Emeline  N McClel- 
lan to  Edwd  C Burr  $1600 

Lots  26  to  50,  Wilson’s  sub  in  nw  qr  15  38  13,  Mar  1. 

J Dickinson  to  O P Dickinson *1M>0 

Lots  3 and  4 blk  8 Lees’  sub  se  qr  20  38  14,  nov  29,  F 
H Dickey  to  J A Bell *450 

CALUMET. 

Lots  7 aud  8 b 42.  Halsted  st  add  to  Washington  Hts 

Dec  8,  D W Jackson  to  Jno  C Rue *345 

Lots  43  and  44  b 44,  East  Washington  Heights,  nov 

1,  E L Gillette  to  I,  F George $250 

Lots  22  aud  23  b 26.  Washington  Heights,  nov  13.  C 

Hillegonds  to  G Vanderstar $6n0 

Lots  29  and  30  b 39,  Washington  Heights,  June  1”. 

E G Short  to  Wm  Linden  $300 

Lots  9 and  10  block  44,  East  Washington  He>'ghts, 
Nov  26,  Julia  E and  H G Bates  to  E L Gillette. 

..*1186 


Blks  1 8 9 16  20,  Wilson’s  add  to  Oak  Park,  nov  12, 

R S Cox  to  Chas  E Perkins  — *5003 

Lot  20  and  s 25  ft  lot  23  blk  5,  Scoville  & Niies’  add 
to  Oak  Park,  Oct  22,  Frnk  B Pease  to  Mary  E Bai- 

]ey $5800 

Lots  10  and  ii  blk  4,  same,  Oct  22,  same  to  G G Bai- 
ley  $4400 

East  qr  se  qr  nw  qr  28  39  13,  nov  12,  Thos  G Carson 

to  O F Wolfe $10,000 

Block  1 Hubbard’s  sub  pt  e lA  ne  qr  28  39 13,  nov  18, 

G S Hubbard  Jr  to  T G Carson  $10,000 


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SE  qr  blk  4 Ogden  & Jones’  sub  sw  qr  se  qr  7 39  13, 
Nov  3,  Caroline  O Jones  to  W H & F H Wood, 

$23 

NEqr  blk  4,  same,  nov3,  Frances  6 Ogden  to  same, 

NW  quar  block  4,  same,  Nov  3,  M 6 Jones  to  same. 


SW  qr  o 4,  same,  nov  3,  Est  of  W B Ogden  to  same, 



22  Lots  in  Partn  w quar  ne  qrand  prt  se  qr  15  39  13, 
also  7 lots  in  e V%  se  qr  15  39  13,  Sept  27,  W J Van  I 

Arsdale  to  C B Morgan $22,791 

8 V%  lot  20  b 7,  Kettlestring’s  add  to  Harlem,  nov  1.  : 

P Lunggurth  to  Q Nordenholt $2500  ; 

EVANSTON, 

Part  se  trcl  qr  N I B L,  30  41  14,  nov  18,  Trustees  41 

14  to  P N Hagen  $950 

Lot  14  b 25.  Rogers’  Park,  Sept  3,  J M Kean  to  Geo 

H Carpenter  et  al  $250 

Lot  3 b 5 Browne  & Culver’s  add  to  Evanston,  Sept 

2a,  Chas  E Browne  to  T H Lee $100 

Lot  20  b 4,  same  add,  Sept  8,  same  to  same $100 

Lot  12  b 9,  Culver’s  add  to  North  Evanston,  Sept  21, 

Robt  Commons  to  same $225 

Lot  4 b 1 Evanston  Centre  2d  add,  nov  1,  William  b' 

Phillips  toll  Schuette $250 

Lots  5 and  8 blck  9 Culver’s  add  to  North  Evanston. 
July  21,  J H Kenney  to  J Wiggenton $350 

JEFFERSON. 

Lots  1 to  9 b 1 ; lots  1 2 3 anl  24  b 2;  lots  7 and  8 blk 
3,  Tremain’s  add  to  Irving  Prk,  nov  22,  D H Shel- 
don to  Eliza  A Wheeler $6500 

Lots  1 23  24  b2;  Lots  7 and  8 b 3,  same  add,  nov  22, 

Eliza  A Wheeler  to  C A Sheldon $3000 

Lot  14  b 17  Miner’s  add  to  Irving  Park;  also  lot  1 b 
14,  Clyde,  nov  17,  H C Taylor  to  Eliza  N Sharp, 

$300 

Lots  18  «ntl  29  blk  8,  Keeney  k Penberthy’s  add  to 
Pennock,  oct  2o,  Henry  H Clay  to  Lizzie  L Brenc- 

kle $1000 

S 6 fr  lot  3 and  n 44  ft  lot  4 blk  25,  Jefferson,  nov  1, 

D W El.lred  to  Christ.  Bade $2400 

Lot  18  b 19  Jefferson,  nov  18,  J Russell  Webb  to  A 

J Nowlen $5n0 

Lot  15  b 19.  same,  nov  22,  same  to  same  $500 

Lots  7 and  8 b 31,  Jefferson,  Nov  26,  D W Eldred  to 

Carl  Buchholz  $1175 

Lot  21  block  9,  Shipman  et  al  sub  east  half  ne  quar 
35  4 ) 13,  October  9,  J H Perclval  to  C L Hammond 



?1  IM  l l.UMlors, 

Lot  7 blk  1 sw  34  nw  M JO  14,  nov  22, 

Jno  P Dunne  to  F Gebel $5,000 

Same  premises,  nov  22,  Ferdinand  Gebel 

to  Elizabeth  Dunne $5,000 

Lot  18  blk  125,  S S add,  Sept  29,  Estate  of 

Isaac  Goldstine  to  A Stein $3200 

Lot  12  of  n 10  acres  n w nw  % 8 40  14, 
Sept  8,  M Klein  to  C and  C Keller.  . .$500 
M est  half  It  4 b 62  S S add,  nov  23,  Estate 

of  Jno  C Stittel  to  Mary  Stittel $800 

Lot  10  b 3 Lemont,  nov  10,  P Schmitt  to 

K Buszkiewicz $1600 

Lot  71  Rees’  sub  lot  1 b 37  w % etc  21  39 
14,  nov  11,  Estate  of  Frederick  Blaher  to 

to  Anna  Blaher % $1200 

Lots  22  to  26  b 105,  Melrose,  Oct  2,  Allen 

S Eaton  to  P Bohlander $323 

Lot  15  blk  4 Summerdale,  nov  15,  VV  Wait 

to  John  Watson $225 

Lots  11  12  and  13  b 2,  May  18,  Richmouds 

add  to  La  Grange $513 

Lot  5 of  lot  3.  Marbach’s  sub  se  sw  7 
40  14,  nov  26,  Ann  Krummenacher  to  A 

Iten $3080 

14  acrs  in  sw  qr  se  34  5 42  9,  nov  17,  Pat’k 

Doutea  toS  R Kirby $926 

103  acres  in  5 42  9,  nov  9,  F Janak  to  P 

Donlen $4429 

Lot  378  b 7 div  2,  Riverside,  Oct  6,  Estate 
of  H Pumpelly  to  Jessie  Wardell.  . .$1000 
Lots  20  and  21  b 1.  Hayward’s  sub  ne  34 
11  39  13,  nov  22,  Master  in  Chan’y  toE 

Thomas.... $960 

Lots  93  and  94  b 27,  7 39  14,  March  22,  L 

Baird  to  C F Marsh $1337 

Lots  5 6 7 blck  1,  Norwood  Park,  Nov  24, 
Chas  Waller  to  Henry  A S Tanner.  .$1000 
Lots  5 6 7 b 1,  same,  April  28,  Henry  A L 

Tanner  to  John  B Foot  $1250 

Lois  1 to  10  blk  135,  Melrose,  Nov  17,  Wm 

G Shaw  to  G P Klug $200 

Lots  37  and  38  b 4,  Culver’s  Park,  nov  23, 

E H Gammon  to  Edna  A Nash $400  I 


Stumiuarv. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Dec.  2,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount, 

City  177  $9,225,863 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  94  362,210 

County 113  195,714 

Total «84  $9,783,787 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Dec.  3,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City  144  $992,223 

County 192  554,033 

336  $1,546,256 


Filed  for  Record  Ouring-  November. 
I8SB. 

(CONTINUED  FROM  LAST  WEEK.) 

Doc.  No. 

776155 — Lots  17  to  21  blK  2,  Kedzie’s  add  to 
Ravenswood;  8 Lots.  By  H Snyder. 

776593— South  10  acres  of  e 34  sw  34  se  34. 
17  38  14,  fronting  on  Aberdeen  and  Mor 
gan  sts.,  between  68d  and  63d  sts;  2 Blks. 
By  G Birkhoff,  Jr. 


TItl'ST  IIEEIB* 

Anderson  C H to  A Chytraus,  nov  16,  It  28 

b 3,  10  39  14,  6% $700 

Adams  W M to  H M Bacon,  Nov  1,  pt  It  2 

It  78  Ellis’  E add,  3 yrs $6600 

Anderson  E to  M E Greenebaum.  nov  23,  it 

27  b 7,  1 39  13,  3 yrs  7% $500 

Anderson  O to  E Burke,  Nov  1,  It  36  b 24, 

25  40  13,  41  mths  6% $625 

Barney  S P to  0 W Griggs,  Nov  9,  It  36  b 

12,  35  40  13,  5 yrs $1000 

Burr  E C to  G A McClellan,  Nov  1,  part  It 

11,  It  29  etc,  21  38  14,  3 yrs  7% $1500 

Byrne  N V to  A H Veeder,  Nov  8,  prt  It  2 

and  3 b 3,  2 38  14,  2 yrs  6^ $1500 

Benge  W A to  S E Gross,  Oct  18,  It  16  b 15 

Clifford  add,  6% $200 

Breithold  C H to  W L Dewey,  nov  26,  It  8 

b 1 etc  Ellis’  W add,  2 mths  7% $2000 

Burrow’s  A and  W A to  W N Hibbard,  Mar 
5,  pt  Its  10  and  11  b 12,  11  38  14,  4 yrs, 

7$ $900 

Baker  E R to  F H Dickey,  nov  16,  Its  1 to 
4,  7 and  8 b 3 etc,  Wilson  add  to  Oak  Pk 

2 yrs  6% 9 $6533 

Brown  J W to  S M Moore,  nov  24,  It  33  lot 

1 etc,  3 38  14,  5 yrs  6% $3000 

Beebe  J T to  D F Dorsett,  Nov  4,  It  8 b 3, 

2 38  14,  4 yrs  7% $3500 

Bixley  L to  W B Judah,  nov  29,  Its  43  and 

44  b 4,  PennocK.  $960 

Bennett  F I to  E H Burdsall,  nov  20,  pt  It 
4 b 24,  Kimbark  add  Hyde  Pk,  1 yr,  8%, 

s $350 

Barron  M to  C Peru  B and  L Assn,  Nov  17 

It  2 b 6,  Woodlawn  2d  add,  8 % $800 

Barrett  J H to  L Baird,  Nov  24.  Its  19  22 

and  23  b 20  Irving  Pk,  3 yrs  7% $14<  0 

Bushnell  E to  B R De  Young,  Nov  11,  It  7 

b 4,  18  39  14,  3 yrs,  7% $1200 

Burroughs  S L to  S M Moore,  Sept  2,  It  10 

b 2,  11  39  13,  2 yrs  7% $190 

Breiner  C to  P E Stanley,  Oct  25,  lot  40 

Taylor  sub,  8 38  14,  1 year  5% $100 

Benes  A to  A Schoerling,  Oct  30,  lots  1 to 

3 b 4 Reaper  add,  2 yrs  8% $950 

Buyley  M A to  C T Tyrrell,  lots  81  to  85  b 

11,  7 39  14,  5 yrs  6% $2000 

Boland  R to  P W Snowhook,  nov  22,  It  19 

b 46  S J add,  3 yrs  6 $3000 

Burke  A to  J W Scoville,  nov  27,  pt  It  5 b 

27  Duncan  add,  2 yrs  6% $2000 

Byrnes  W J to  P W Snowhook,  nov  22,  lot 
25  sw  ne  3 38  14,  1 yr,  8%,  .$600 
Buck  H A to  A Hand  M Tidholm,  Nov  20, 

It  2 b 1,  21  38  14,  3 yrs  7% $2500 

Corby  L E to  A PetersoD,  Nov  11,  It  77.  12 

39  13,  3 yrs  7% $1200 

Copelin  J H to  A Parkhurst.  Nov  23,  prt  b 

21  WinnetKa,  3 yrs  8$ $2000 

Catlin  W E to  F B Peabody,  nov  22,  It  6 b 

11,  36  40  13,  3 yrs  7i $1800 

Campbell  L E to  H J Luders,  Oct  27,  lot  3 
It  1 b 4,  Harrison’s  add,  3 yrs,  7%  .$1500 

Curtis  B to  J Buehler,  nov  22,  lot  14  b 2,  6 

39  14,  2 yrs  8% $600 

Carde  J S to  S Moore,  nov  20,  lots  18,  20 

etc,  b 32  Ridgeland,  3 yrs  8% $5000 

Cheada  J to  J Dedic,  nov  24,  lot  22  b A b 

11  29  39  14,3  yrs  7% $1500 

Clark  L B to  H Cook,  nov  8,  pt  It  1 blk  18 

Kinzie  add,  2 yrs  8% $1000 

Cleland  E E to  C W Griggs,  nov  24,  It  17  b 

28,  25  40  13,  3 yrs  6% $900 

Czect  W to  C H Puscheck,  nov  26,  lot  26 

b 3 S and  F add,  3 yrs  7% $500 

Cochrane  A E and  J C to  A L Coe,  Nov  29 
Its  23  to  36,  sw  14  3 38  14,  1 yr,  7%.  .$1500 


Christian  T to  M MajewsKi,  Nov  24,  Its  1 

to  5 b 4,  36  40  13,  7% $600 

Clark  J C to  F B Peabody,  Nov  27,  Its  8 to 
10  b 3 etc,  Ravenswood,  3 yrs,  7%  . . .$5000 
Craig  H E to  J L Day,  nov  20,  Its  12  to  14 

b 31  N Evauston $1350 

Corning  F T to  W H King,  Sept  13,  It  12  b 

1,  22  39  14,  3 yrs  6% f $12,000 

Colies  C P to  C M Coleman, , Its  28 

and  29  b 2,  23  39  13,  5 yrs  7% $600 

Carey  W to  E H Gary,  nov  17,  It  26  b 3 20 

39  14,  5 yrs  6% $2000 

Carcright  W H to  A Rehm,  nov  24,  It  11, 

16  38  14,  5% $1900 

Clark  J M to  B B Jones,  Nov  27,  pt  Its  35 

and  34  b 6J  21  38  14,  2 yrs  7% $150 

Carne  J J r to  W D Cooper,  nov  26,  It  6 b 

3,  7 39  14,  3 yrs  7% $1000 

Dind  E to  F H Dickey,  nov  6,  Its  23  and  24 

b 8 Constance  add,  36  38  14,  8 % $1325 

Deame  A W to  G A Rose,  nov  24,  It  18  b 2, 

31  40  14,  3 yrs  7% $2000 

Dawson  P to  C P H Dose,  nov  24,  It  l blk 

12,  B W and  W add,  3 yrs  G% $1000 

De  Clercq  J G to  E A Kuhn,  Nov  23,  It  12 

b 18.  35  40  13,  7% $500 

Dow  W C to  H M Howland,  nov  25,  Its  53 
and  56  It  14,  Bronson  add,  2 yrs  8%.  $1000 
Davies  A B and  J E to  C A Chase,  nov  1, 
pt  It  14  and  all  15  to  24  b 2,  21  38  14,  2 

jts  n $5395 

Dal  J W to  W E Hatterman,  nov  20,  prt  b 

9,  31  40  14,  4 yrs  6% $1201 

Dean  J to  R W Hyman  Jr,  nov  24,  It  37 
and  part  36  blck  1,  36  40  13,  5 yrs,  7% 

$1200 

Deschauer  S to  W Voltmer,  Nov  20,  Its  1 

and  2 b 1,  7 38  14,  1 year  6% $337 

Engelbrelson  J to  A Peterson,  nov  23,  lot 

83  b 19,  7 39  14,  18  mths,  7% $1000 

Ernst  J to  T Schintz,  nov  10,  Its  16  to  20. 

b 11,  28  39  14,  3 yrs  6$ $4000 

Eccher  H to  G A Rose,  nov  23,  Its  68  and 

69  b 12,  5 39  14,  5 yrs  6% $16,000 

Elwart  A J E to  C J Rickless,  Sept  9,  It  88 

b 40  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  <0% $75 

Ethier  J to  W C Rinney,  Nov  29,  It  2 It  70 

b 2,  4 38  14,  5 yrs  7% $1000 

Ericksen  A to  S E Gross,  Sept  22,  Its  8 
and  9 and  pt  10  blk  10,  Clifford  add,  6%, 

$825 

Ernst  J to  T Schintz,  Nov  19,  Its  17  and 

48  b 2,28  39  14,  3 yrs  6S $5000 

Fletcher  M A to  N A Mayer,  nov  22,  lot  47 

b 2,  18  39  14,  5 yrs  6% $2500 

Farrell  S to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  lot  17  b 4 

b 14,31  39  14.3  yrs  G% $219 

Farmer  J to  W Heinemann,  nov  22  lot  27 

b 4,  7 39  14,  2 yrs $250 

Faasch  J F to  S H Bissell,  Apr  12,  lots  43 
and  44  block  126,  Cornell,  2 yrs  6 % . .$239 
Fix  M and  H to  P W Snowhook,  Nov  23, 

It  71  b 1,  Sheffield  add,  2 yrs  7% $500 

Fisher  F S to  J W Scoville,  nov  16,  It  6 b 

95,  27  39  14,  1 yr  7% $20,000 

Fett  F to  J Holdorn,  nov  27,  It  13  b 39,  21 

39  14,  3 yrs  6 % $1200 

Franzen  M to  A Hoefer,  nov  27,  Its  54  and 

55  b 51,  33  40  14,  5% $3000 

Fredericks  F to  J B J Fenton,  Oct  23,  It  14 

b 14,  Wolcott  add,  4 mths  G% $1000 

Gruss  J to  A H Crawford,  nov  23,  lease  for 
20  yrs  of  It  24  and  part  23,  Holmes’  sub 

34  39  14.  3 yrs  5% $1200 

Gross  J W to  W S Jackson,  nov  1,  lots  15 

to  19  b 1 etc,  26  38  14,  3 yrs  6% $4790 

Garrity  E J to  E A Warfield,  nov  22,  It  10 

b 52,  7 38  14,  3 yrs  G% $400 

Griffith  C L to  AG  Fischer,  nov  27,  Its  21 
and  22  blk  11  Rockwell  add,  3 yrs,  G% 

$6000 

Green  M to  J B Skinner,  nov  26,  prt  It  12 

b 1 b 11  Rockwell  add,  1 yr,  G% $2000 

Gibson  J B to  J Austrian,  nov  30,  It  52  b 3 

30  28  15,  3 yrs  6% $1000 

Gilbert  F L to  E W Russell,  nov  6,  It  1 lot 
10  b B etc,  Bushnell  add,  5 yrs,  6%.  .$5000 
Glavin  B to  J Mattocks,  nov  12,  It  90  b 15, 

7 39  14,  3 yrs  6% $300 

George  P W to  G W Crosby,  nov  24,  pt  Its 
3 and  4 It  8 blck  11,  21  38  14,  5 yrs,  7%, 
$2200 


R.  W.  Hyman.  Jr.  & Co., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loan s&  Real  Estate 

Special  attention  piven  to  the  interests 

of  Ill'll  vsiil  I’tK. 


Gruble  B A to  W E Dankert,  nov  — , Its  3 
and  4 It  27  etc,  13  39  13,  37  mths  . . . $2004 
Hodges  L to  H A Hurlbut,  nov  23,  pt  It  13 

b 25,  22  39  14,  5 yrs  5 %% $8000 

Hansen  J to  M Van  Allen,  nov  24,  It  7,  7 

38  14,  3 yrs  7% $200 

Hagenson  E to  E E Prussing,  nov  26,  It  25 

b 43  5 yrs  6% $9000 

Hooper  W C to  J W Pfeiffer,  nov  25,  It  35 

b 6,  8 38  14,  G% $600 

Hoffman  C to  J V LeMoyne,  nov  4,  It  3 It 

3 b 8,  6 39  14,  2 yrs  G% $1200 

Harris  M to  F T Murphy,  nov  20,  It  34  b 7 

32  39  14,  2 yrs  7% $170 

Hawley  II  S to  F R Chandler,  nov  23,  It  15 

b 75.  14  38  14,  5 yrs  6%  $4000 

Hansen  H T to  C Jorn,  nov  15,  lot  20  b 8, 

28  39  14,  3 yrs  6% $4500 

Hansen- — to  S W Rawson,  nov  23,  It  16  b 

10  Bickerdike  add,  5 yrs  6% $2000 

Harvey  L E and  L P to  W N Hubbard, 
nov  22,  pt  It  19  b 12,  C,  11  38  14.  2 yrs, 

$430 

Hoffman  R M to  C L Hutchinson,  Oct  21, 

It  13  b 6 Hyde  Park.  5 yrs  G% $5000 

Hatterman  F W to  H Dibblee,  Oct  8,  It  33 

b 18,  31  40  14,  2 years  G% $750 

HejdaneK  F to  A Chruelik,  nov  24,  It  20  b 

2,  25  39  14,  7% $350 

Hatterman  F W to  A Heile,  nov  1,  pt  b 32 

Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  6 % $1000 

Harvey  J to  O M Sturges*  nov  22,  lots  14 

and  15  b 1,  12  39  12,  5 yrs  8% $3000 

Hogan  M to  H S Dietrich,  nov  26,  It  21  b 

1 Murray  add,  8% $400 

Hayes  J E to  O A Dibble,  Nov  29,  It  47  b 

14,  17  39  14,  1 year  8 % $250 

Hulbert  T H to  H S Osborne,  Nov  11,  prt 

blK  2,  20  40  14,  Oct  1,  7% $5700 

JescliKa  F,  S to  E Burne,  Nov  27,  It  20  blK 

23,  25  40  13,  42  mths,  G% $200 

Johansen  G to  C F Collott,  Nov  22,  It  13  b 

8,  20  40  14,  3 yrs  6% $350 

Jones  M S to  J E Dalton,  nov  1,  pt  It  27  b 

1,  24  39  13,  7% $1500 

Julin  P A to  F B Peabody,  nov  24,  pt  It  27 

It  0,  28  40  14,  5 yrs  6% $4500 

Just  J to  E A Warfield,  Oct  25, It  19  blk  47 

7 38  14,  3 yrs  6$ $600 

Johansen  C L to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  35, 

b 4 b 14,  31  39  14,  1 year  G% $200 

Jaergenson  C to  O 0 Butz,  nov  23.  It  25  b 

8,  29  40  14,  3 yrs  7% $1300 

Junge  C W J to  J H Bissell,  nov  15,  prt  b 

4,  4 38  14,  40  days  7% $231 

JacKson  M L to  L Baird,  nov  18,  pt  It  3 b 

4,  3 yrs  G% $2000 

Kopp  F S to  C H Wood,  Nov  26,  lot  18  b 5 

Sheffield  add,  6 mths $350 

Krakow  L to  VV  C Fricke,  nov  13,  It  20  b 

11,  6 39  14.  3 yrs  7% $600 

Klee  S to  J Buehler,  nov  29,  It  73  blk  23,  5 

39  14,  2 yrs  7% $800 

Keag  R to  J J Curran,  Nov  16,  It  2 b C,  32 

39  14,  7%% $800 

Kilihowski  F to  C J Rickless,  Sept  7,  It  86 

b 40,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  G% $75 

Kuhn  M to  F Lackner,  nov  26,  pt  Its  73  to 

76,  36  40  13,  3 yrs  6% $300 

Kutz  M to  L Baird,  nov  26,  It  7 P 3 b 21, 

37  40  14,  3 yrs  G% $200 

Kaspar  M to  A Rehm,  nov  24,  It  45  b 1,  29 

40  14,  h% $600 

Kopp  F S to  J R Foulke,  nov  23,  It  19  blk 

6 b 5,  Sheffield  add,  5 yrs  6% $3000 

Kastler  A F to  P Moos,  Nov  23,  pt  It  3 b 4 

Johnston  R & S add,  8% $7200 

Klinge  P J to  J H Ernst,  Nov  22.  w % nw 

J4  10  41  12,  20  acres.  3 yrs  6# $1200 

Kehoe  L C to  A H Veeder,  Nov  8,  It  1 and 

pt  2,  b 3,  2 38  14,  2 yrs  6% $1500 

Kleinhunzen  J K to  T Scanlan,  Nov  6,  It 

34  and  35  b 3,  Pullman,  5 yrs  8$ $550 

Korgenann  W to  T Scanlan,  Nov  10,  It  18 

b 3,  Spear’s  add,  3 yrs  G% $500 

Kuhnlein  J to  J L Therwa,  Nov  23,  It  9 b 

0,  32  39  14,  2 yrs  7%% $350 

Lindberg  F O to  L H Davis,  Sept  29,  It  22 

It  1 b 4,  30  39  14,  2 yrs  6# $500 

Lorg  J to  A Hoefer,  nov  27,  lot  186  blK  6, 

Sheffield  add,  5% $600 

Luttne  W to  C C Kohlsaat,  nov  27,  It  28,  b 

2,  19  40  14,  3 yrs  7% $500 

Langworthy  A M to  G M Bogue,  nov  2,  It 

10  b 4,  2 38  14,  5 yrs  6% $1500 

Lloyd  M to  T Moran,  nov  4,  It  1 It  46  b 5. 

18  39  14,  2 yrs  G% $1000 


Total 


Lutz  A to  L Baird,  Oct  23,  It  23  b t>,  18  39 

14,  3 yrs  6$ $450 

Lobraido  R to  O W Nicholes,  nov  26,  pt  It 

14  b 9 b 40,  S S add,  4 yrs  8% $5000 

Lockwood  L A to  H L Kent,  nov  8,  prt  It 

6 b 7,  16  21  14,  7% $1960 

Larkin  J to  J Sedlacek,  nov  20,  Its  12  and 

13  b 6,  20  39  14,  2 yrs  6!® $6000 

Lee  O to  T Schintz,  nov  23,  lot  22  blk  1,  9 

38  14,  28  mths,  7% $787 

Latate  F to  W Vocae,  nov  24,  It  9,  blck  42 

Sheffield  add,  5 yrB  8% $3200 

Lawnin  J D to  R W Pike,  nov  23,  pt  Its  4 

and  5 b 3,  10  38  14,  1 year  6 i $750 

Lindblad  A to  A Chytraus,  nov  27,  Its  40 

and  41  b 53  Cornell,  6$ $200 

Lucas  J F to  M Culver,  Aug  18,  Its  28  and 

29  b 1 Culver  Pk,  9 mths,  8% $50 

Lemrn  L to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  29,  pt 
Its  29  to  33  b 7 Archer  add,  2 yrs  7%.  .$600 
Meyer  J J to  J C Schumacher,  Nov  26,  It 

20  b 11,  S and  G add,  8% $500 

McFade  R D to  W E Furness,  Nov  24,  It  11 

b 18  etc,  b 53  Kinzie  add,  5 yrs $6500 

McGuire  N H to  E Koch,  Nov  27,  It  12  blk 

24,  17  39  14,  6 yrs  8% $3000 

Mueller  C to  F Schrader,  nov  5,  It  35  b 6 b 

2 b 47,  19  40  14,  3 yrs  6% $500 

Mirsch  N P to  F M Elliott,  nov  27,  It  1 b 2 
G L and  G add  Evanston,  5 yrs  7%. . $4500 
Martsel  M L to  J A Kley,  nov  17,  It  18  blk 

18  S Englewood,  5 1-5% $500 

McDermott  B toR  Berger,  Oct  19,  It  18  b 

3,  9 38  14,  6 mths,  7% $190 

Mucha  M to  W Heinemann,  Nov  12,  It  8 b 

A,  20  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $2500 

Moody  LW  to  J Stern,  nov  4,  lot  42  b 14, 

26  38  14,  7% $800 

Maple  W A to  H Woodland,  nov  15,  It  1 It 

11  b 2,  3 yrs  6% $2000 

Mowaway  S to  C B Shummin,  nov  22,  It  5 
east  A s e s e }£,  6 38  14,  5 yrs,  8%, 

$300 

Meyer  F to  H S Dietrich,  nov  24,  It  17  b 4 

Gross  Pk  add,  8% $1000 

McNally  C and  J to  F R Chandler,  Nov  26, 

Its  23  and  24  b l b 29,  16  38  14,  3 yrs  7 % 

$500 

McSorlev  J J to  J Claflin,  nov  26,  lot  47 
and  pt  48,  13  39  13,  2 yrs  7%  .... 

Matteson  A M to  J B Leake,  nov  24,  lots 
15  and  16  blk  3 b A,  28  40  14,  3 yrs,  6 % 

$1200 

Manske  H to  P Popp,  nov  24,  It  23  b 1,  13 

39  13,  8%% $150 

McChesney  A B to  L Munson,  Sept  28, 
lots  19  and  20  blck  1,  22  38  14,  2 yrs,  6%, 

$266 

Morgan  C B to  C M Depuy,  Sept  27,  Its  1 
and  6 blks  1 to  11,  5 39  14,  3 yrs,  6%, 

$5000 

McCarthy  J to  W G Baker,  nov  23,  Its  1 

and  2 b 1,8  38  14,  3 yrs  6% $470 

McCormicK  M to  J L Woodward,  nov  18, 
pt  Its  17  to  20  etc  b 64  S S add,  Feb  25, 

$5000 

Mellen  C M to  M E Greenebaum,  July  28, 

Its  8 and  25  b 1,  Gross  N add,  7% $425 

McGirr  F to  B R DeYoung,  Nov  27,  Its  16 

and  17  b 1,  9 38  14,  3 yrs  7% $400 

McComb  J C to  B Rosenberg,  Nov  22,  prt 

It  13  b 4,  33  40  14,  1 year  8% $1000 

Marcotte  C to  W G Baker,  Nov  20,  Its  25  to 

27  b 1,  8 38  14,  3 yrs  8%r $1050 

Moran  D to  R Berger,  Nov  23,  Its  13  and 

14  b 1,  22  38  14,  3 yrs  6% $300 

Nash  E A to  M Culve'r,  Nov  22,  Its  37  and 
38  blk  4,  Culver  Park  add,  15  mths, 


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Nelson  J to  W J Goudy,  Nov  20,  It  29  b 50, 

etc,  Butterfield  add,  5 yrs  8% $1300 

Neet  R to  A Krimbill,  Nov  20,  It  42  b 2 So. 

Chicago,  5 yrs  7% $500 

Nordenholt  G to  J Bohlander,  Nov  1,  w A 

It  20  b 7,  7 39  13,  2 yrs  6% $1500 

Nader  J A to  C J Vopicaa,  nov  24,  It  96  b 

15,  19  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $1100 

Naber  M H to  A T Galt,  nov  18,  part  b 14, 

14  38  14,  2 yrs  6% $7800 

Newton  T H to  C Peru  B and  L Assn,  nov 

2,  pt  b 9,  11  39  13,  8% $3000 

Ortman  JTtoEF  Comstock,  nov  24,  lot 

19  b 8,  4 39  14,  5 yrs  8% $4000 

Ottaw  F to  C S Ricaless,  Sept  7,  It  90  blk 

40,  Sheffield  add,  4 yrs  8% $625 

Osborn  J H to  S W Rawson,  nov  24,  It  14 

b 6,  18  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $1500 

O’Neill  P D to  H W Ames,  nov  24,  pt  Its  3 

and  2 b 51,  7 39  14,  5 yrs  8% $5000 

Osner  W to  W Loeb,  Nov  8,  It  7 b 2,  9 38 

14,  3 yrs  8% $450 

Otis  T G to  B Lathrop,  nov  24,  Its  27  to  30 

b 1,  2 38  14,  3 yrs  6% $3956 

l’awlak  J to  E A Warfield,  nov  9,  It  33  blk 

17,  7 38  14,  3 yrs  6% $300 

Paulsen  L to  HB  Buchner,  nov  17,  lots  5 
and  6 blk  1,  19  40  14,  6 yrs  7%  ....  $1500 


Pickwick  Associated  Co  to  111  T and  S Bk, 

Nov  1,  pt  It  6 b 3,  Smith’s  add,  40  bonds 

40  yrs  8% $40,000 

Palzin  H to  J H Bissell,  Oct  13,  pt  It  9 blk 

2,  3 38  14,  2 yrs  6% $600 

Porter  C to  J J Curran,  Nov  27,  lot  10  b 8, 

Grant’s  add,  7 3 4$ $1000 

Pfeiffer  A to  J A Kley,  nov  27,  It  11  b 23, 

16  38  14,  5 1-5$ $1200 

PolKer  C to  L Mandl,  Oct  11,  It  66  blk  12, 

20  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $750 

Peterson  F to  M E Greenebaum,  July  3, 

It  16  Gross  Pk  2d  add,  7% $280 

Quigley  E to  D Williams,  Oct  30,  It  50  b 

1,  28  40  14,  2 yrs  6$ $1100 

Rusk  R to  A B Mead,  Oct  25,  blk  12,  18  40 

14,  5 yrs  8% $3500 

Richards  J A to  J W Scovillo,  nov  22,  It  1 

b 6 b 1,  13  39  13,  7 yrs  7 % $2000 

Rasmussen  E F to  H A Haugan,  nov  24,  It 

3 It  1 b 27,  8 39  14,  1 year  8% 

Remington  B F to  E S Dreyer,  Oct  30,  Us 
1 to  5 b 5 Rockwell  add,  2 yrs  7%  . . .$2500 
Rowley  T F to  S Barr,  nov  12,  pt  b 1 b 4,  20 

40  14,  5 yrs  8% $1400 

Roeder  H to  W J Goudy,  Sept  25,  It  347  b 

1 etc,  29  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $500 

Ruddy  S to  D Williams,  Oct  30,  It  51,  28 

4o  14,  2 yrs  8% $400 

Richard  MtoJH  Ernst,  Nov  25,  It  136  b 

27,  17  39  14,  5 yrs  8%% $400 

Rahn  R to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  15  b 4 b 

14,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $200 

RachowE  to  M E Greenebaum,  June  3,  It 

16  b 9 Gross  N add,  7% $505 

Rainey  W G to  S W Rawson,  nov  27,  Its  17 
and  18  and  prt  30,  De  Stabelle’s  sub  18 

39  14,  4 yrs  8% $2500 

Riebold  K to  B F Weber,  nov  24,  It  7 b 10 

19  40  14,  5 yrs  8% $1200 

Secard  S to  E H Sheldon,  Nov  24,  pt  blk  1 

to  4 36  40  13,  4 yrs  8% $18,750 

Siverton  E E to  B R De  Young,  nov  27,  It 

35  b 5,  36  40  13,  1 month  8% $50 

Sandberg  N J to  H G Foreman,  uov  26,  It 
30  blk  3 J R and  S add,  2 yrs  8%. . . .$5000 
Spanier  J to  S E Gross,  nov  22,  It  24  and 
part  23,  blca  3,  Clifford  add,  6 mths,  8% 

$225 

Skelly  B to  H A Goodrich,  Nov  27,  It  10, 

ne  % 4 38  14,  1 year  8% $729 

Seidlewoez  S to  W T Dwight,  Nov  23,  It  65 

b 10,  7 39  14,  5 yrs  8% $1450 

St  Paul’s  Epis  Church,  Hyde  Park,  to  A G 
Bournphrey,  nov  29,  It  7 and  part  6 b 5, 

Hyde  Pk,  5 yrs  8% $4500 

Straight  H J to  F H DicKey,  nov  16,  lots  1 
and  2 blk  10  etc,  Wilson  add  Oak  ParK, 

2 yrs  8% $1633 

Sweet  H to  T H Schintz,  Nov  24,  prt  b 26, 

Duncan  add,  5 yrs  8% $36,000 

Schaeffer  H to  H Kassens,  nov  29,  It  22  ne 

34  18  37  15,  8% $800 

Springer  WtoTR  Lynn,  nov  19,  It  7 b 52 

S S add,  10  yrs  8% $20,000 

Schwabe  C to  L J A Fuellgraff,  Nov  22,  It 

40  b 4;  18  39  14,  8% $300 

Snulte  J H to  L Baird,  Oct  30,  It  61  bin  1, 

20  40  14,  5 yrs  6% $500 

Sheppard  A to  T H Schintz,  nov  27,  prt  It 

22  b 4,  2 39  13,  3 yrs  7% $1500 

Snyder  H to  J H Kedzie,  nov  1,  Its  1 to  8, 

It  17  b 2,  K add,  Ravenswood,  5 yrs  7%. 

$6749 

Short  S C to  D W Kean,  July  1,  Its  41  and 
42  blk  M,  Washington  Heights,  8%.  .$1659 
Stelmach  J to  E H Sheldon,  nov  20,  It  3 It 

10  b 31,  Elston  add,  4 yrs  8% $880 

Schuette  J to  H S Dietrich,  nov  24,  Its  19 

and  28  b 2,  28  40  14,  8% $4000 

Thompson  L A and  J to  W M Howland, 

Nov  3,  pt  4 37  14,  3 yrs  7% $1500 

Thayer  E M to  G W Cass,  Sept  11,  It  23  It 

2 b 21,  29  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $650 

Teller  H M to  J R Weddell,  nov  20,  Its  27 

and  25  b 5,  21  28  14,  2 yrs  8% $600 

Talbot  C A to  W W Carter,  nov  15,  prt  It 

8 b 5,  21  38  14,  5 yrs  7% $1600 

Thompson  M M to  P W Snowhook,  nov  23 

It  9 and  b 7,  7 39  14,  4 yrs  6 % $500 

Toles  W C to  W Lister,  nov  22,  It  18  blk  9, 

Irving  Park,  2 yrs  7% $230 

Ullman  H J to  L Baird,  nov  19,  1 year,  7% 
$2000 


Utheis  O L to  S E Gross,  Oct  18,  It  15  bla 

14,  Clifford  add,  8% $325 

Vedell  A to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug  16,  It 

31  b 3,  Gross  Park  add,  7% $425 

Vail  E to  C W Griggs,  Sept  1,  It  83  blck  5, 

Dock  add,  4 yrs  8% $360 

Weber  C F to  J B Leake,  nov  4,  Its  9 and 

10  b 3,  28  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $2500 

Wetzel  A to  A W Eschenburg,  nov  24,  lots 
49  to  52  Taylor’s  sub,  8 38  14,  3 yrs  7 %. 

$1500 

Waiss  G to  A Schoverling,  nov  16,  It  56  b 

58,  19  39  14,  2 yrs  7% I425 

Wilson  W to  J M Jackson,  Oct  22,  Its  28, 

and  29  b 25  Cornell,  4 yrs  8% $400 

Ware  E C to,  A N Gage,  Nov  19,  Its  79,  154 
and  158  b 3,  30  38  15,  2 yrs  8%  . . . . $4000 


Wolfe  O F to  E A Otis,  Oct  26,  e 14  ne  34 

28  39  14,  2 yrs  8% $2000 

Williams  N B to  F S , nov  22,  Its  2 to  7 

b 30  Brand’s  add,  5 yrs  8% $20,000 

Wenzel  A F to  E Burae,  nov  11,  It  35  b 21, 

25  40  13,  3 yrs  8% $150 

Ware  W to  W T Dwight,  Sept  27,  lot  96  b 

10,7  39  14,  5 yrs  7% $700 

Winter  J H to  J C Schumacher,  nov  26,  It 

44  b 3 b 40,  17  39  14,  8% $1800 

Wulff  CtoHS  Dietrich,  nov  23,  Its  17  and 

18  b 2,  19  40  14,  8$ $1200 

Wood  E A to  L Baird,  nov  22,  lot  21  b 19, 

29  40  14,  3 yrs  7% $1000 

Wood  W H to  E H Sheldon,  Nov  3,  b 4,  7 

39  14,  3 yrs  8% $6250 

Weeks  L M & J B to  L Baird,  nov  29,  lot  4 

It  11  etc,  18  39  14,  3 yrs  8%i $2000 

Wilcox  J to  J E Cornell,  nov  30,  prt  blk  4, 

22  28  14,  3 yrs  6$ $8000 

Wunser  T to  S Wallner,  nov  26,  It  8 n 34  b 

4,  30  39  14,  8% $1200 

Yott  F to  C L Hutchison,  nov  18,  pt  Its  10 
and  9 b 17  frcl  15  add,  3 yrs  6%.  . .$10,000 
Zimmerman  A to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  30 

b 4,  b 14,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $‘250 

Zipprich  M to  E E Prussing.  nov  19,  pt  It 

166  Bronson  add,  3 yrs  8% $4000 

Zrenlek  N to  E A Warfield,  nov  9,  It  15  blk 
50,  17  38  14,  3 yrs  8% $330 

aiORT«A«wE». 


OHATTKI 

Anderson  M J to  W S Lasher  nov  24,  furn 

94  Peoria  st,  1 yr $120 

Allen  L to  E R Walker  nov  22,  piano  5566 

La  Salle  st,  6 mths $111 

Adams  J to  J Miehle  Mch  29,  saloon  788 

Madison  st,  14  mths $900 

Allyn  L toW  Howland  & Co  Nov  29,  furn 

199  Michigan  av,  6 mths $230 

Andress  C W to  C T Williams  nov  29,  furn 

2111  Wabash  av,  1 yr $224 

Atwood  C C to  S G Clark  nov  24,  furn 

1412  n Clark  st,  2 mths $200 

Abrahamson  J S to  D Lyman  Dec  1,  furn 

3136  Wabash  av $354 

Byrne  T to  J J Owen  nov  12,  furn  312 

Throop  st,  6 mths $310 

Bartol  S to  W W Charles  nov  26,  furn  53 

Pierce  st,  6 mths $67 

Beattie  A F to  W S Wharton  Nov  26,  horse 

etc  431  Canal  st,  2 m $84 

Bye  J W to  J H Norton  Nov  22.  furn  397 

Sedgwick  st,  3 mths $97 

Bressen  G to  C H Smith  nov  26,  pictures 

etc  90  ds $66 0 

Barrett  J P to  J D Spear  Nov  24,  furn,  7 

mths $^8 

Barth  G to  Ernst  Bros  B Co  Nov  27,  saloon 

606  Wells  st,  18  mos $1800 

Boyd  R D to  T H Gault  Nov  22,  furn  80 

Oakwood  bd,  3 mths $218 

Bedell  E S to  H M McIntosh  nov  27,  furn 

709  n Halsted  st,  6 mths $52 

Blizzard  F to  C Williams  nov  26,  buggies 

etc  586  Van  Buren  st,  5 mths $55 

Brady  E to  C T Williams  nov  29,  furn  171 

w Jackson  st,  6 mths $150 

Bowman  H to  M Bowman  Oct  12,  saloon 

1029  Madison  st,  3 mths  $100 

Brachvogel  & Co  to  J Cunningham  Sou  & 
Co  nov  29,  horse  etc  Milwaukee  av  and 

Robey  st,  20  m,  p m $800 

Bord  W H to  J E Pete  Nov  29,  furn  162 
Da  Salle  av $227 


Bender  M to  J Rothchild  Nov  24,  furn  893 

n Clark  st,  6 mths $242 

Boyle  J M to  S Mayer  Nov  27,  horse  etc 

3922  State  st $83 

Bostrom  G to  W Side  Brg  Co  Oct  30,  sa-^ 

loon  53  Indiana  st $150 

Bittorf  C to  H Duebner  Nov  29,  horse  and 

wagon $76 

Bromley  F C to  S B Arnold  Nov  30,  furn 

3214  Graves  pi $500 

Brown  A F to  Label  P Co  Dec  1,  press  etc 

41s  Water  st $1873 

Crave  A G to  J J Owen  nov  27,  furn  4059 

Indiana  av,  5 mths  $120 

Connelly  L to  R D Kelly  nov  24,  furn  52 

Congress  st,  6 mths $183 

Campbell  J F to  C Hohman  Sept  3,  carri- 
age etc,  2451  State  st,  2 yrs $1,000 

Campbell  J F to  J Cullen  Nov  24,  piano, 
horses  etc,  2449  State  st,  3 mths  ....  $233 
Claire  G L to  L L Johhson  nov  22,  furn 

307  Halsted  st  $101 

Carroll  M J to  R Isham  nov  27,  furn  39 

Hastings  st,  6 mths $88 

Coyne  F E to  N Kehnen  & Sons  nov  23, 

wagon  etc $175 

Callaghan  A to  S Richardson  nov  27.  furn 

358  w North  av,  6 m $82 

Chase  L to  T Boyle  nov  97,  furn  137  20th 

st  3 mths $66 

Cumming  F D to  Williams  & Decken  Nov 
29  carriage  etc  142  Madison  st  11  mths 

J ....$1561 

Cassen  A J & Co  to  W W Charles  Nov  30, 

horses  etc  455  w Polk  st,  6 mths $138 

Coltrin  E D to  H M McIntosh  Nov  15, 

horses  etc  11  Diller  st,  6 mths $83 

Champlain  E R to  Blain  Bros  Nov  29,  furn 

60  25th  st,  6 mths $186 

Clarae  T C to  F C Cross  Dec  1,  mdse  111 

Michigan  av,  2 yrs $6800 

Dunham  E L to  S Mackey  nov  26,  furn  143 

29th  st.  6 $68 

Doyle  M A to  G Lomax  nov  26,  furn  159 

w Washington  st,  120  ds $220 

Dowse  E P to  J D Spear  Nov  26,  furn  311^ 

Bissell  st,  4 mths $70 

Daume  F to  R Michels  nov  27.  cottage  etc 

22  Vine  st,  4 mtls $70 

Dondurand  R to  C Duer  nov  26  mdse  etc 

16  Quincy  st.  17  mths $450 

Dougherty  E and  N to  H A Pemberton, 
Nov  20,  furn  90  Evergreen  av  6 mths. $57 
Dwight  G Oto  T J McCann  nov  20,  horses 

etc  2354  Archer  av,  Jan  1 $300 

Doran  E to  R Isham  Nov  27,  piano  333 

Loomis  st,  4 mths $126 

Downing  C M to  S Clarx  Nov  23,  Fisk  pia- 
no 737  Lake  st,  2 yrs $125 

Evans  W I to  I N Reed  nov  29,  furn  Hyde 

Pk,  6 mths $360 

Fehnle  G to  Gottfried  B Co  nov  24,  saloou 

529  w 15th  st,  2 yrs $425 

Frost  E A to  W B Campbell  nov  26, 

124  Washington  st,  Mch  2 ’88 $600 

Fleming  S B to  C F Kimball  nov  23.  furn 

30  and  60  ds $125 

French  F F to  M W Hill  July  23,  cows  etc 

Northfleld,  2 y $3100 

FesRendon  A N to  0 F Malcom  nov  26,  pi- 
ano 690 Fulton  st,  6 mths $67 

FioK  A C to  Bartholomae  & L B Co,  Nov 
20,  saloon  4706  Ashland  av,  2 yrs ....  $525 
Finn  J to  C J Curtis  Nov  16,  live  stock  27 

w 11th  st,  6 mths $275 

Gull  G to  E T Brown  Nov  23,  market  Hyde 

Park  6 mths $260 

Gardener  TH  to  L A W Brush,  Nov  26, 

furn,  Riverside  6 mos $300 

Graves  S to  G J Williams  Nov  29,  furn 

516  State  st,  25  mths $400 

Glattli  M to  J E Murphy  Nov  18,  furn 

Pullman $72 

Graham  F E to  W W Charles  Nov  30,  horse 

etc,  240  Huron  st,  3 mths $165 

Guess  W A to  A Goodrich  Nov  19,  buggy 

etc,  327  Ferdinand  st,  2 yrs $106 

Gleason  M B toS  S Mitchell  Nov  30,  libra- 
ry desks  etc  486  and  523  Madison  st,  1 


yr- 


.$133 


Gowan  J H to  F M Bailey  nov  29,  furn  550 

Warren  av,  4 mths $251 

Hyman  J to  J Cunningham  Son  & Co  nov 

26,  carriage  95  18th  st,  nov  1 ’88 $901 

HenricKson  F to  S Werner  nov  9,  furn  etc 

Cicero,  1 yr $65 

Hetzel  I & G to  J V Weaver  nov  18,  forn 

98  n Clark  st,  6 mths $382 

Hodges  C M to  E R Walker  nov  23,  piano 

1 320,  Indiana  av,  5 mths $101 

Harrington  H A to  C H Babcock  pia- 
no Hyde  Park,  6 mos $109 

Hancker  W H to  H A Pemberton  Nov  22, 

furn  Hyde  ParK,  4 mos $250 

Harding  R R to  J M Gamble  nov  24,  furn 

306  Indiana  st.  2 yrs - $852 

Hinkins  J E to  E Church  Nov  22,  dental 
office  2926  53d  st,  1 yr $100 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


Hickey  D E to  J Hunkey  nov  29,  horses 

etc,  671  Fulton  st,  4 mths $53 

Hall  0 to  E T Brown  Nov  27,  furn  and  pia- 
no Ravenswood,  3 mths $210 

Ham  e H to  A J Snell  , cows  etc,  Pk 

Ridge $413 

Hunt  D W to  W W Charles  nov  27.  piano 

11  Clarason  st $125 

Harvey  J D L to  G J Williams,  piano  2117 

Indiana  av.  6 mths $96 

Hair  P I to  J N Skourup  Nov  23,  horses, 

etc  665  w North  av,  30  ds $300 

Jistel  A to  J Graesert  nov  27,  enoine  etc, 

11  Canal  st,  10  mths $250 

Jiltson  F A to  L C Neustadt  nov  26,  laun- 
dry 440  63d  st,  1 yr $300 

Jerry  S W to  E H Babcock  nov  27,  furn 

3535  Butterfield  st,  6 mos $50 

Johansen  R to  P Jones  Nov  18,  furn  162 

Baxter  st,  6 mths $114 

Johnson  E to  S Richardson  Nov  20,  furn 

1438  State  st,  3 mths $64 

Jaimison  J W to  R Nevers  Jr  Nov  27, 

horses  148  La  Salle $585 

Jensen  N to  E T Brown  nov  30,  cows  etc 

1128  n Western  av.  6 mths $610 

Kese  J K to  S F Hanchett  nov  15,  livery 

2135  Michigan  av $865 

Kemplin  C to  S M Follansbee  Nov  23,  furn 
2246  Wabash  av,  Feb  23 
Kirkpatrick  E M to  A Watts  nov  24,  furn 

187  Clark  st,  1 yr $2200 

Kohn  C to  P Sharp  nov  18,  horses  etc, 

Hanover,  1 yr $117 

Kanten  M to  J FjanK  nov  24,  furn  3047 

Archer  av,  1 yr $280 

Klein  J to  Bartholmay  & B B Co  nov  26, 

saloon  176  w Madison  st,  1 yr $250 

Kuehnke  H to  E Kuhnke  Nov  9,  horse  etc 

1482  Milwaukee  av $130 

Kuhr  J to  C Williams  Nov  26,  market  etc 

Lake  7 mths $759 

Kirchner  T to  Bartholomae&  B B Co  nov 

30,  saloon  590  Ashland  av,  1 yr $225 

Kogle  L to  Blain  Bros  nov  30,  furn  50 

Boston  av,  5 mths $91 

Loff  J A to  J A Fay  & Co  Nov  — , machy 

13  Canal  st,  2 mths $89 

Larson  J to  W W Charles  nov  27,  horse 

134  Milton  av,  6 mths .$73 

Leland  F A to  E T Brown  nov  24,  piano, 
31st  st  and  Cottage  Grove  av.  6 mths  $130 
Langreiler  H to  J E Murphy  Oct  26,  furn 

Kensington  2yrs $161 

Levy  S L to  Globe  Mfg  Co  Nov  29,  furn 
116  w Division  st  2 yrs 
Lee  F to  F Dierson  & Bro  Nov  26,  horse 

etc,  670  Fulton  st,  3 mths $120 

Lunabery  L to  R M Batrer  nov  22,  cows 

etc,  Jefferson  Sept  1 $1140 

Liese  C to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  nov  18, 

saloon  192  Halsted  st $777 

Mackenzie  M A B to  A Blosson  furn 

library  aud  piano,  10  mths(incomplete) 

. $400 


McGinnis  J to  E R Walker  nov  29,  horse 

2508  Butterfield  st,  4 mths $101 

McKay  M A to  J H Norton  nov  30,  house- 

moving  goods,  3 mths $78 

Muhlheisen  C to  H Menching  Nov  29, 

farm  utensils  etc  Wheeling  ly $350 

McCaffery  ME  to  J B Gribler  Nov  24, 
furn,  etc  3905  Cottage  Grove  av,  2 yrs 

$310 

Mohr  J to  OF  Harms  Nov  29,  shop  143 

Clybourn  av,  1 yr $150 

McGregor  J to , horses  etc,  2 yrs 


Miller  J to  H M McIntosh  nov  22,  furn 

Englewood  6 mths $227 

Minzinger  H to  W C DetricK  Nov  29,  pia- 
no 740  Madison  st,  5 mths $125 

May  F to  L B Shields  Nov  29,  furn  126 

Dearborn,  2 mths $295 

Martin  J M to  S Mackey  nov  29,  furn  308 

s Robey  st,  6 mths $227 

Malmquest  D to  S Richardson  nov  29, 

laundry  317  Wells  st,  6 mths $104 

Murphy  P W to  Pilsen  B & M Co  nov  1, 

saloon  276  State  st,  2 yrs $200 

May  O to  H M McIntosh  nov  24.  furn 

Lase,  6 mths $55 

Madden  M A to  L A W Brush  Nov  24, 
furn  and  piano,  S Chicago,  6 mths . . $200 
MartinM  to  M L Pemberton  nov  24,  house 

etc  36  Nutt  st,  6 mths $130 

Maddigan  I & J B to  M L Pemberton  nov 

24,  furn  240  Erie  st,  Dec  24,  ’87 $400 

McKay  A to  W S Wharton  nov  24,  horses 

etc  120  Michigan  av,  4 m $224 

Mill  & Peterson  to  C Passow  & Son  nov  21 

billiard  goods  1 yr  $125 

Monroe  A L to  T C Estel  nov  24,  engine 

etc  3955  Cottage  Grove  av $95 

Madden  N H to  IV  W Charles  nov  26,  horse 

etc  174  Wells  st,  3 mths $226 

Moeller  C to  C Williams  nov  18,  furn  Jef- 
ferson, 7 mths $102 

Marchal  E A to  J H Norton  nov  26,  paper 

cutter  51  w Washington  st  1 mth $52 

Manning  J to  J D Spear  nov  26,  furn  910 

37th  st,  6 mths $130 

McFarland  P to  D F Bremner  Baking  Co 

, horses  12  mths $600 

Moor  R W to  A Giffert  Nov  20,  furn  350 

Austin  av,  6 mos $60 

Marchal  E A to  W L La«her  nov  27,  furn, 

51  w Washington  st,  2 mths $51 

Moore  B M to  M J Moor9  nov  1,  engine 
etc  3801  Cottage  Grove  av,  2 y $957 


$500 

Neill  »V  J to  VV  S Lasher  nov  26,  furn  623 

w Chicago  av,  9 mths $90 

Nasland  K to  J H Hollenbrush  Nov  19, 

furn  1307  Wabash  av $100 

Nolan  L A to  C H Babcock  Nov  24,  furn 

383  State  st,  1 yr $143 

Norton  J to  N M Simonds  Nov  22,  range 

75  Clark  st,  1 yr $120 

Nine  J to  Blain  Bros  nov  23,  furn  8 Grant 

st,  4mos $114 

Nichols  S to  W N Alley  nov  22,  piano  434 

Randolph  st,  4 mos $61 

Noel  T to  W N Alley  Nov  29,  furn  892  Polk 

st,  5 mths $116 

Northwestern  Screw  Co  to  N W Holley 
Nov  27,  machines  etc  Loomis  and  Tay- 
lor sts,  1 yr $5,000 

Neary  T C to  S Mackey  Nov  20,  furn,  Ci- 
cero 6 mths $104 

O’Hern  W to  Rehm  Bros  nov  15,  furn,  90 

ds $216 

Osweiler  J B to  A Gard  nov  26,  saloon  93 

w Randolph  st,  2 yrs $1,000 

O'Brien  S toC  H Babcock  nov  22,  furn  148 

Dearborn  av,  5 mths $118 

Oppenheimer  H to  E R Walker  nov  24, 

furn  3927  Halsted  st,  4 mths $92 

Partett  J W to  E T Brown  nov  30,  furn 

932  n Hoyne  av,  6 mths $68 

PadercKe  D to  S Mackey  nov  30  furn  471 

Canal  st,  6 mths $130 

Peters  F to  L C WeeKe  Nov  30,  wagon 

Englewood  6 mths $75 

Peterson  C C to  N Y Leaf  Tobacco  Co  nov 

27.  billiard  hall  etc 203 

Peterson  A W to  R Rothohild’s  Sons  Nov 
26,  saloon  fittings  43  Indiana  st,  8 mths 

$1,000 

Parxer  M E to  L A W Brush  Nov  29,  furn 

712  Van  Buren  st,  6 mths $115 

Paranteau  R A to  W N Alley  nov  29.  furn 

9 Labin  st,  6 mths $241 

Porter  J and  S to  M C McHenry  nov  20, 

furn  3423  State  st,  6 mths $282 

Platts  G E to  E S Allen confectionery 

5 mos $112 

Palmer  F M to  J H Spear  nov  29,  furn  & 

piano  128  Lincoln  av,  6 mths $65 

Putnam  E F to  W Riley  nov  29,  horses  etc 

1208  Indiana  av,  Sept  15 $575 

Peterson  C C to  G Merz  Nov  27,  fixtures 

601  w Indiana  st,  6 mths $165 

Perrin  N H to  W N Alley  nov  24,  furn  439 

Western  av,  6 mths $65 

Quandt  C to  G H Franzen  Dec  1,  ,85,  horse 

Leyden  2 yrs $300 

Rhien  C to  A J Snell  nov  16,  horse  etc  Nor- 
wood Nov  16 $150 

Randolph  M to  O F Malcolm  nov  27,  furn 

370  State  st,  6 mths $155 

Reid  M to  J D Spear  Nov  24,  Emerson  pia- 
no, 4 mths $75 

Rhodes  MR  to  H M McIntosh  nov  24J  furn 

16  n Sangamon  st,  6 mths $81 

Rudolph  R H to  K G Schmidt  B Co  nov 

29,  saloon  268  State  st.  9 mths $400 

Reuthers  J A to  H Jahn  Nov  20,  marKet 

3001  La  Salle  st,  1 y $250 

Ritchley  C to  J H Troyer  nov  29.  horses 

etc  162  Hudson  av,  2 yrs $1,500 

Rosenfleld  S to  D F Kimball  nov  27,  furn 

123  Sibley,  5 mths $207 

Ryan  M to  S Cullen  nov  24,  furn  369  Max- 
well st,  6 mths $68 

Southard  L to  S C Hall  nov  27,  piano  and 

furn  3310  Rhodes  av  6 m $872 

Snyder  O W to  S Richardson  nov  29,  furn 

389  Ogden  av,  6 mths $72 

Scully  M J to  J Cullen  Noy  24,  furn  463 

Hastings  st.  6 mths $79 

Stone  J M to  H M McIntosh  nov  26,  furn 

57  n State  st,  6 mths $130 

Smith  J W to  L AW  Brush  nov  26.  furn 

Hyde  Pk,  6 mths $60 

Streeter  J W to  S MacKey  Nov  29,  piano, 

furn  etc  30  Aldine  sq  6 mths $1180 

Sturgeon  R to  W W Charles  nov  30,  furn 

3707  Dearborn  st,  6 mths $201 

Sturenberg  M to  J H Norton  nov  23,  furn 

2629  Calumet  av,  5 mths  $140 

Sherman  A to  H Detmer  nov  16,  piano 

413  26th  st $290 

Smith  W F to  A F Smith  Sept  24,  cattle  2 

yrs $500 


Sheeter  G W to  W H Kretzinger  nov  24, 

furn  12th  st  slip,  1 yr  $698 

Soeller  J to  Hewitt  & Wahl  Nov  16,  bakery 

etc.  Grand  Crossing,  1 yr $150 

Smith  H C to  L C SveireKe  nov  16,  grocer 

ies  Western  Springs  1 y $300 

Schey  I to  W W Charles  Nov  6,  horses  etc 

259  n Carpenter  st,  2 yrs $156 

Still  W to  L A W Brush  nov  16,  furn  455 

Union  st,  6 m $62 

Spane  M E to  L A W Brush  Nov  22,  piano 

and  furn  418  Monroe  st.  6m $360 

Sissman  C to  to  Bartholomew  & B B Co 

nov  26,  saloon  438  Dearborn,  1 yr $300 

Streider  H to  Konold  & ParKer hors- 
es etc,  168  w Randolph  st,  3 mths $70 

Sterkel  J to  J H Sterkel  nov  25,  barber 

shop  4540  Wentworth  av,  2 yrs $500 

Smith  G H and  Interior  White  Lead  Mfg 
Co  to  G H Coleman  Nov  6,  tanks  machy 

etc,  LaKe  1 yr $397 

Stone  C B Jr  to  Barnhart  Bros  & S nov  26 

press  466  Noble  st,  7 mths $100 

Schmitz  J to  M Ryan  Nov  26,  furn  94  Blue 

Island  av,  3 mths $85 

Schoonbeck  B A to  W S Lasher  Nov  29, 
horses,  furn  etc  Jefferson  6 mths  ....  $130 
Smedley  J L to  E R WalKer  nov  27,  furn 

340  Ohio  st.  3 mos $76 

Ste»ens  L K to  J Morray  Dec  1,  mules  etc 

22  Wilson  st,  1 yr ." $1050 

Torp  C to  BrunswicK  B C Co  nov  29,  billi- 
ard goods  20,  Pacific  av,  6 mths  p m $179 
Thomas  H to  G M A Twohy  nov  29,  horse 

etc  403  Orchard  st,  3 mths $214 

Tayler  E E to  R D Kelly  Nov  2,  furn  291 

w Washington  st,  6 mths $155 

“The  Indicator  Co”  to  W N Alley  Nov  24, 

furn  43  Dalziel  bldg,  3 mths $177 

Timmerman  W V to  H M McIntosh  nov  29 

furn  244  Superior  st,  6 mths $260 

Thomas  H to  J Cullen  Nov  27,  piano  and 

furn  65  Wright  st, $70 

TucKer  R W to  G F White  Nov  29,  market 

Elide  Pk,  2 yrs $687 

Typograph  Mfg  Co  Nov  29,  machines  etc 

84  Market  st,  2 yrs $4500 

Veitz  W A to  W N Alley  nov  27,  furn,  Ev- 
anston   $97 

Warburg  O M to  C F Kimball  & Co,  Nov 

24,  piano,  514  Madison  st,  60  ds $60 

Wilson  G P to  D Rankin  Nov  20,  furn  38 

Harrison  st,  6 mths $125 

Walton  G W to  RE  Oberg  Oct  8,  restau- 
rant 14  Halsted  st,  8 mths $153 

Ward  P to  W W Charles  nov  12,  mules  etc 

300  Halsted  st,  3 mths $172 

Waters  I M to  W S Wharton  nov  23,  furn 

97  w Van  Buren  st,  4 mths $113 

Wiles  A J to  C Williams  nov  22,  furn  179 

Sangamon  st,  7 mths $130 

Walton  M to  J J Horning  nov  26,  horses 
etc,  3016  Cottage  Grove  av,  1 yr  7%. . $466 
Warner  S to  H Ormsby  Nov  27,  saloon  61 

w Madison  st $430 

Wemple  G toS  Richardson  nov  29,  furn 

3615  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 mth $125 

Weldon  W H to  W W Charles  nov  20,  furn 

392  Webster  av,  4 mths $112 

Woelke  W to  H P Schilling  nov  1,  restau- 
rant 6 River  st.  2 yrs $600 

Walter  F to  L L Thorn  Nov  18,  Harding 

piano  and  furn  996  n Leavitt  st $64 

Winchett  E H to  W W Charles  Nov  29,  pia- 
no 3112  Groveland  Pk  av,  4 mths $63 

Wood  H H to  M S Kimball  Nov  26,  furn 

253  Erie  st,  6 mths $120 

Williams  S to  W N Alley  Nov  26,  furn 

2948  State  st,  6 mos $113 

Wolfram  H to  C S Peninger,  Nov  29,  organ 

3 mths $100 

Walden  D S to  C Williams  nov  29,  cattle 

etc  — Trumbull  av,  7 mths $310 

Wedeking  N to  H Miller  nov  30,  office  12 

mths $150 

ZimmererEtoC  Simzyk  nov  26,  shop 

12th  and  Loomis  sts  2 y $425 

THURSDAY’S  REPORT. 

TOO  LATE  TO  CLASSIFY. 

Farwell  L to  J Werner  No>  30,  horse  352 

w Chicago  av,  1 yr $100 

Fountain  L H to  F E BlacKman  Dec  1, 

furn  749  Chestnut  st  6m $65 

Blair  W to  F E Blackman  Dec  1,  furn  541 

Wabash  av $374 

Tauber  R to  T Sittig  Dec  1,  horses  etc  6 

mths $177 

Hough  A E tw  R W Long  Dec  1,  furn  937 

3rd  av,  2 yrs $2500 

Pelchin  J to  M Mayer  Dec  1,  saloon  227 

31st  st,  6 mths $600 

Mayer  M to  J Marx  Dec  1,  horses  etc  8022 

Wabash  av,  2 yrs  7% $300 

Hamilton  C W to  M Ryan  Dec  1,  furn  89 

, Aberdeen  st,  4 mths $291 

Bennett  F to  C Passow  & Son  Nov  24,  pool 
tables  etc,  10  mths $150 


Deming  J to  C J Shields  nov  30,  furn  114 

5th  av,  6 mos $245 

Wallace  M J to  F M Bailey  Oct  27,  furn 

89  Paulina  st,  Jan  27 $52 

Starbird  C to  E R Walker  Dec  1,  horses. 

etc,  45  Curtis  st,  3 mths $86 

Jenkins  A J to  E R Walker  Nov  30.  furn 

123  Halsted  st,  5 mths $51 

Barnes  C W to  E R Walker  Dec  1,  piano 

1330  Michigan  av $101 

Seivert  LtoFM  Bailey  Nov  15,  furn  1327 

Monroe  st,  4 mths $157 

Sorenson  H A to  D Rankin  nov  19,  horse 

etc  Hyde  Pk,  4 mths $120 

Courtwright  F F to  W W Charles  Dec  1, 

furn  1198  Milwaukee  av,  6 mths $125 

Cozey  J A to  W W Charles  Dec  1,  furn 

3521  Grand  bd,  6 mths $300 

Johnsen  L to  P Dumberth  Oct  26,  carri- 
age etc,  2308  Wentworth  av,  18  mths. $675 
Laurem  P 1 to  A F Temple  Dec  1,  furn, 

163  State  st,  11  mths $254 

Sweeney  W J to  E T Brown  Dec  1,  horse 

etc  2592  Archer  av,  6 mtos $81 

Clark  B F to  E T Brown  Nov  24,  piano  194 

39th  st,  6 mths $68 

Michelson  J to  J Moeling  Dec  1,  horses 

etc,  Elk  Grove $235 

Hoechster  E to  H W Ames  Dec  1,  saloon 

Madison  and  La  Salle  sts,  2 yrs $1500 

Timm  J G to  E Tilden  Dec  1,  house  etc 

Root  and  Sherman  sts,  1 yr $300 

Dummert  0 & H to  Oberne  Hosick  & Co 

Dec  1,  furn  276  Erie  st,  10  mths $976 

Longren  G A to  E T Brown  Dec  1,  furn 

1623  n Halsted  st,  6 mths $130 

Schmidt  R to  E T Brown  Dec  1,  furn  276 

w Harrison  st,  6 mths $71 

Wagemann  F to  H M McIntosh  nov  29, 

furn  587  Southport  av,  6 m $68 

Shook  M to  J D Spear  nov  30,  furn  704 

California  av,  7 mths $64 

Lancaster  V J to  L A W Brush  Nov  1,  furn 

417  Madison  st,  6 mths  $62 

Clements  R F to  W J Johnson  Nov  27, 

turn  275  Warren  av,  Sept  1 $250 

Engert  F to  J D Spear  Nov  30,  piano  452 

JacKson  st,  6 mos $100 

Gibson  W G to  J D Spear  Nov  30,  furn 

4402  Dearborn  st,  6 m $60 

Cooley  E E to  J D Spear  Nov  26,  furn 

1363  Lake,  6 mos $64 

McGee  A to  J D Spear  Nov  10,  furn  3454 

Indiana  av,  1 mth $127 

Alsop  C T to  J D Spear  Dec  1,  furn  565  w 
Erie  st,  6 m $117 


MORTGAGES. 

Sidway  L to  C M L Ins  Co,  nov  18,  pt  nw 

frl  H 22  39  14,  5 yrs  5%% $20,000 

Barnes  J E to  People’s  B and  L Assoc’n 
nov  15,  lots  12  and  13  blk  5,  2 39  13,  8%, 

$3400 

Low  J P to  People’s  B and  L Assn,  nov  15 

It  8 b 7 Rockwell  add,  8% $500 

Guiot  J to  People’s  B and  L Assn,  nov  15, 

pt  It  4 b 7,  8% $5000 

McNally  A and  W to  T Dwyer,  nov  15,  lot 

25  b 7,  8 39  14 $900 

Woodruff  C A to  Phoenix  B Society,  nov 

19  It  3 It  9,  36  40  13,  5% $1600 

Catholic  Bishop  to  N W M L Ins  Co,  nov 
6,  pt  It  11  b 3,  3 38  14,  5 yrs  8%  ....  $5000 
Doerr  B to  Phoenix  B Society,  nov  24,  pt 

b 4,  4 38  14,  5% $3300 

Austis  G W to  A S Taylor,  nov  4,  It  10  and 

3 It  10  b 5,  21  38  14,  30  mths,  7%  ....  $525 
Knap  W F to  People’s  B and  L Assoc’n, 

nov  15,  lots  29  to  31  blck  1,  21  38  14,  8 %, 

$3100 

Mallow  J to  Can-Am  L and  B Assn,  nov 

22,  pt  b 9,  29  40  14,  8# $2500 

KirKpatriek  L to  J D Vail,  nov  23,  pt  Its  1 
and  4 b 7,  Linder  Grove,  1 year,  7%.  $300 
McCarthy  A to  P J Sexton,  Feb  20,  ’84,  It 

2 blk  12  B W and  W add,  indemnity  $ 

Craig  M to  L J Craig,  nov  15,  It  13  b 4,  36 

40  13,  1 year  8% $2100 

Meyer  F to  J Stinson,  nov  17,  lot  43  b 15, 

19  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $500 

Fitzimmons  A to  S Piper,  Sept  30,  lot  22, 

It  5 b 25,  29  39  14,  1 year  7% $100 

McDonald  M N to  J Hutchins,  nov  20,  It 

4 b 58,  13  41  14,  1 year  8%  $150 

Vanderstar  G to  C Gillegonds,  nov  24,  Its 

22  and  23  blck  26  Washington  Heights, 

7 yrs  6% $1120 

Buchholz  C to  D W Eldred,  nov  26,  lots  7 

and  8 b 31  Jefferson,  8% $597 

Gross  J W to  W J JacKson,  nov  1,  lots  21 

to  23  b 1 etc,  26  38  14,  3 yrs  8% $4210 

Wonnstadt  J to  C Fehrman.  Oct  9,  It  13  b 

1,  36  40  13,  5 yrs  6 %% $1000 

Zahn  H to  C O'Heir,  nov  22,  lots  47  to  49, 
Humphrey  sub  9 36  12,  1 year  8%. . .$350 
Hoffman  H to  E Cosgrove,  Oct  19,  It  43  b 
9,  25  39  14,  4 yrs  8%.\ $750 


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Vanderbelt  L J to  A S Trade,  nov  23,  It  2, 
lot  3 etc  block  1,  22  37  14,  6 mths,  6$, 

$1110 

Connolly  DA  to  J F Bowes,  Oct  11,  It  77 
L R and  B sub,  9 38  14.  40  months,  T%, 

$600 

Sweeney  J J to  J P Bowes,  Oct  11,  It  76, 

L R and  B sub,  9 38  14,  35  mths,  7 % . $525 
Koss  F C Jr  to  F Koss,  Nov  26,  It  3 blK  1, 

Bickerdise  add,  3 yrs $2500 

Berg  M to  H Hoepe,  nov  24,  lot  39  b 1,  31 

40  14, 1 year,  6%  $140 

Smith  E to  S E Depuy,  Oct  25,  lot  7 b 76, 

14  38  14,  5 yrs  6$ $1250 

McCormick  M to  A Hegewisch,  Oct  29,  lot 

15  b 65  S S add,  Jane  25,  6 % $32,000 

McMonagle  M T to  R Nash,  Nov  24,  It  17 

b 1,  4 38  14,  6% $800 

Ely  E S to  Est  of  J A Dix,  Feb  8,  prt  e 

se  3^,  24  38  14,  4 yrs  6$ $27,000 

Wardell  J and  C F to  C W Pierce,  nov  23, 

It  378  b 7 Riverside  2d  add,  2 years  6%, 

$950 

Ernst  C E to  North  Chicago  Mutual  S and 
B Assn,  Oct  28,  prt  Its  3 to  10,  29  40  14, 

5 1-5$ $5,000 

Ernst  L to  N Chicago  Mutual  S and  B 
Assn,  Oct  28,  part  Its  3 to  10,  29  40  14, 

5 1-5$ $5000 

Hase  F R to  N Chi  Mutual  S and  B Assn, 
Nov  26,  It  9 It  25  b 2 Sheffield  add,  5 1-5$ 

$2000 

Hastert  A to  N Chi  Mat  S and  B Assn,  nov 

26,  It  25  b 5 Gross  N add,  5 1-5$ $400 

Zindt  M toN  Chi  Mnt  L and  B Assn,  nov 

26,  It  87  b 40,  33  40  14,  5 1-5$ $3000 

Davis  E E and  C W to  Safety  L and  B 

Assn,  Nov  23,  It  16  b 23,  8$ $4000 

Ruehlman  O to  A Fricke,  June  22,  pt  b 15 

Rogers’  Pars,  July  1, ’89 $800 

Magnatz  M to  Gottfried  Brg  Co,  Nov  24, 

saloon,  159  W Erie  st,  2 yrs $800 

Ernst  C E to  N Chi  Mutual  L and  B Assn, 
nov  23,  it  10  It  12  It  D,  28  40  14,  5 1 5$ 

$7000 

Harz  T to  N Chi  Mut  L and  B Assn,  Oct 
28,  pt  Its  10  and  13.  29  40  14,  5 1-5$  $5,000 
Ernst  O to  N Chi  Mnt  L and  B Assn,  Oct 
28,  pt  Its  3 to  10,  29  40  14,  5 1-5$.  . .$5000 
Fogarty  W to  E M Johnson,  nov  19,  lot  3 
and  prt  4 blk  7 Newberry  add,  3 yrs,  7$, 

$3000 

Walker  P J to  S E Griffiths,  Aug  19,  Its  23 

and  24  b 6,  21  38  14,  3 yrs  6$ $300 

McAssay  J P and  J to  Garden  City  Land 
Co,  Sept  30,  prem  478  W Taylor  st.  $4500 
RohrerF  to  C Krueger, , milk  busi- 
ness,   , 1 year $225 

Looveridge  L to  S M W Holmes,  nov  1,  It 

12  It  5 b 6 Cleaverville,  5 yrs  6$ $500 

Cumerford  J and  J to  N W M L Ins  Co. 
Oct  12,  It  1 to  2 b 5.  19  39  14,  5 yrs,  6$, 

$8000 

Grusely  C W to  J Conghlan,  Nov  19,  Its  3 
and  4 blk  5,  Union  Park  add,  3 yrs,  6$, 

$2250 

Hoyerman  W to  F P Fischer,  Nov  27,  It  42 

b 4,  7 39  14,  5 yrs  6$ $500 

Kramer  M to  P De  Young,  June  21,  pt  22 

36  14,  5 acs,  3 yrs  7$ $225 

BlacKman  J M to  W D Kerfoot,  nov  22,  It 

11  b 4 b 8,  6 39  14,  5 yrs  6$ $2000 

Hawkes  W J to  A Thompson,  June  21,  pt 

Qlt  5 b 10,  Astor’s  add,  1 year  6$ $2000 

Foot  J B to  H A L Tanner, | Nov  27,  Its  5 

to  7 b 1 Norwood,  3 yrs  8$ $325 

Hallerman  F N to  N Corwith,  Oct  25,  pt  b 

37  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  6$ $850 

Farnnm  E W to  People’s  L and  B Ass’n, 

8$ $300 

Oanland  M E Church  to  J Eddy,  Nov  16, 
pt  Its  1 and  2 b 3 Cleaverville  add,  4 yrs 

6$ $20,000 

Lusk  F B to  F A Emmons,  Nov  16,  It  26  b 

5‘  31  40  14,  Jan  1,  6$  . $ 

Dunne  J C to  H Hoepe,  Oct  10,  It  35  b 26 

Sheffield  add,  6 yrs  7$ $1355 

Hoepe  H to  N Corwith,  Oct  28,  It  86  b 37, 

Sheffield  add,  2 yrs  6$ $300 

Slatey  H H and  W C to  H A Carrington, 
Oct  20,  It  10  b 5,  23  38  14,  6, yrs $690 


U Citizens’  B and  L Assn,  Nov 

9 etc,  35  40  13 $1200 

. J H to  Nat’l  S and  B Assn,  Nov 

15’  Its  84  and  85  It  63.  16  37  14,  8$. . $1301 
Johns  J A to  People’s  B and  L Assn,  Nov 
1,  lots  39  and  40  blck  14,  22  38  14.  8$, 

$3800 

Holter  C H to  Phoenix  B Society,  Nov  23, 

lot  443  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  5$ $500 

Schefscheel  J to  People’s  B and  L Assoc’n, 
Nov  15,  pt  It  11  b 7,  21  38  14,  8$  ....  $800 
Bethke  C A to  B Williams,  Nov  29,  It  39 
and  part  38  blck  11,  18  39  14,  Feb  1,  6$, 

$1300 

Zills  G to  W Knippel,  Nov  23,  It  46  b 4,  6 

39  14,  1 year  6$ $250 

Davis  N S to  A S Davis,  nov  1,  It  10  and  pt 

9 b 48  Kinzie  add,  10  yrs  6# $19,000 

Bennett  W P to  L Drummond,  Nov  29,  It  9 

It  9 b 1,  3 38  14,  3 yrs  6% $750 

Maser  J to  M Ballin,  Oct  25,  It  13  Ballin 

sub  8 38  14,  2 yrs  6$ $275 

Hanz  T to  N Chi  M S and  B Assn,  Nov  13, 

It  18  It  19  b 3 b 3 Sheffield  add,  5 1-5$, 

$6000 

Frank  C J to  N Chi  M S and  B Assn,  Nov 
26,  It  60,  It  125,  Bronson  add,  5 1-5$.  $1200 
Meyer  P to  N Chi  M S and  B Assn,  Nov  27 


It  282  b 1,  eto,  29  40  14,  5 1-5$ $1200 

Horbach  J J to  F A Winkelman,  Nov  8,  Its 
1 and  2 b 12,  35  40  13, 3 yrs  6$ $550 


Lawrence  T F to  T L Lawrence,  Nov  29, 

It  7 b2  High’s  add,  etc,  per  annnm.  .$450 
Lawrence  J P to  T L Lawrence,  Nov  29, 
pt  lots  46  to  50  blk  29,  17  39  14,  per  an- 
num   $450 

Bethke  C A to  F A Johnson,  It  40  blk  1, 18 

39  14,  Feb  1,  6$ $856 

Seftford  M W and  L K to  J A Veeder,  nov 
30,  pt  It  6 b 7,  21  38  14,  4 yrs  7$ ... . $4500 
Layton  L E to  Baptist  Theo  Seminary, 

Nov  24,  pt  7 37  14,  3 yrs  8$ $225 

Farwell  W F to  C J Hambleton,  Nov  18, 

Its  9 to  12  b 1,  17  40  14,  6 yrs  6$.  . . $500 

Ray  F P to  J Worthy,  Nov  29,  pt  It  9 b 16 

Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  7$ $600 

Cain  P to  A Goodrich,  Oct  27.  It  25  and  32 

33  39  14,  6 mths  8$ $100 

Goodrich  M F to  J N Cunning,  N«v  8,  It  2 
of  Its  48  to  50, 18  39  14,  2 yrs  6$. . . . $500 
Gash  G to  B & O Emp  R Assn,  Nov  30,  It 
23  b 5,  Palmer  add,  S Chicago,  6$  . .$800 
Kelly  P to  National  S & C Assn,  Nov  15, 

pt  It  18  b 5,  Bridgeport,  8$ $1000 

Crane  W E to  People’s  B & L Assn,  nov 
15,  lot  23  and  s 34  24  b 2.  17  38  14,  8$, 

P200 

Hogan  MLtoUSB&L  Society,  Oct  1, 

It  11  b 6,  4 38  14,  8$ $1000 

Sheeler  H to  People’s  B and  L Assn,  Oct 
18,  prt  Its  5 and  8 blK  132,  S S add,  8$, 

. $10,000 

Maxtor  R W to  People’s  B and  L Ass’n, 
Nov  29,  It  1 and  pt  It  2 b 36,  7 and  8 39 

13,  8$ $300 

Vierling  F C to  Berkshije  L Ins  Co,  Nov 
29,  prt  lots  3 to  8 b 35,  27  39  14,  5 yrs, 

$30,000 

Shepard  F to  Berkshire  L Ins  Co,  Nov  26, 

pt  It  2 Oct  2,b  2,  3 38  14,  7 yrs $7000 

Rudolph  F to  F Rudolph,  Nov  27,  It  47  b 3 

b 10  Sheffield  add,  5 yrs $1000 

Brooks  J to  L S Wright,  nov  30,  Its  22  and 

23  b 6,  12  39  13,  Jan  1,  6$ $590 

Read  G L to  M R Nelson,  nov  26,  pt  It  10 

b 2,  3 38  14,  3 yrs  6$ $2000 

Richmond  C W to  J Cornell,  Oct  26,  lots  5 

and  22  b 9,  4 38  14,  2 yrs  6$ $500 

Witt  H and  C to  H Beitt,  Dec  1,  It  31  b 12 

> 39  14 c $3000 

Payne  L to  M E Hanley,  nov  20,  leasehold 
in  It  14  b 2 Smith’s  add,  2 yrs  7$. . $10,000 
McIntyre  A R to  W B Severn,  Aug  21,  It  2 

16  and  22  b 16,  1 38  13,  2 yrs  6$ $195 

Gage  H H to  A J Tufts,  nov  15,  pt  b 1,  18 

38  14,  5 yrs  7$ $5000 

Ladd  J T to  E Hurlbut,  Oct  8,  It  1 It  3 b 6 

Rockwell  add,  5 yrs  6% $1500 

Hunting  C F to  Commonwealth  L and  B 
Assn  Nov  11,  Its  13  and  14  b 45,  Mont- 
rose, 8 % $1,000 


Kickenapp  W to  Cosmopolitan  B and  L 
Assn,  nov  24,  Its  43  and  44  b 15,  13  37  14 

n poo 

Oleson  0 S to  Mut  B and  L Assn,  nov  23, 

It  13  se  9 39  13,  8% $2800 

Schulze  H to  G Coombs  Nov  29,  It  29  b 12, 

5 39  14,  3 yrs,  $2600 

Rewers  J to  People’s  B & L Assn  Nov  24, 

It  85  b 33.  19  39  14,  8% $3200 

Brooks  J to  Phoenix  B Society  Nov  30,  Its 

22  and  23,  b 7,  12  39  13,  5% $1000 

Hillstrand  E to  Same  nov  23,  It  15  and  pt 

14,  Gross  Pk  2d  add,  5% $1200 

Potter  D J to  House  B & L Assn  Nov  8,  It 

41  b 2,  16  38  14 $1400 

Hayden  P K to  Weare  Commission  Co 
Nov  29,  Its  20  and  21  b 2,  5 37  14,  July 

1,8% $700 

Pettis  A H to  J Picket  Nov  30,  It  9 b 1,  N 

Evanston  3 y,  6% $250 

Kellogg  G B to  D Rowe  sept  24,  Its  14  and 

15,  13  30  13,  2 y $500 

Johansen  K to  W N Av  B L & H Assn  Dec 

1,  It  26  b 8,  6 39  13,5$ $2000 

GriffleT  F to  H C Goodrich  Nov  15,  Its  17 
and  18  b 4,  Sutton  add,  3 y,  G% $1500 


t^IIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  ASI>  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lt  8 blk  10,  S S add  Oct  4,  Henry  H Gage 

to  J Brenock $725 

Lt  12  of  Its  1 4 5 Blk  5 Bociiwells  add  Oct 

8,  Will  B Moak  to  Clara  D Bolton $1 

(Ex  R Rd)  S 34  ne  34  ne  34  27  40  13,  Nov 

27,  WH  Johnson  to  E Lobdell $500 

Lots  22  and  23  blk  2,  Blk  1,  Sup  ct  ptn  w 
60  ac  sw  34  23  39  13  Nov  23,  A H Veed- 
er to  Jas  L Veeder $1 

Lts  1 and  2 blk  5,  19  39  14  Nov  18,  Ira 

Holmes  to  J ane  Comesford $1 

Lt  8 blk  2 blK  6,  33  39  14,  Nov  1,  Elizabeth 

De  Wolf  et  al  to  F Jacobs... $1 

Lot  26  Blk  2 Traver’s  sub  in  sw  >4  23  39  I3 
Nov  10,  Chicaco  Theological  Seminary 

to  Chas  Jouvenat $225 

Lt  1 of  Its  21  to  24,  Blk  4 blk  8 Lees  sub 
12  39  13,  Nov  3,  B P W Kimball  to  S C 

Hayes $100 

Und  1-5  of  e 34  lt  8 blk  16  S Sec  add  Nov 

23,  W & A Fischer  to  H Sontag $1200 

W 34  lt  7 blK  47,  7 39  14  Nov  20,  M F W K 

Wells  to  Sas  Fraice $5 

Lot  27  blk  11,  Ashland  2d  add  Oct  9,  Elvia 
T <fc  H W Durant  to  Anna  H Houston . . $1 
Lts  31  and  32  of  Lts  1 and  4 blx  26  s pt  29 
39  14,  Nov  15,  I C Ogden  to  M W Bon- 

field $104 

Blk  19,  Gage  et  al  sub  e 34  86  74  32  39  14 
Apr  13,  City  of  Chicago  to  W F Tucker 

Jr 

N 17734  ft  of  Lt  4 blk  16,  Sheffield, s add 

Nov  6,  Chas  P Ray  to  F P Ray $3000 

Lots  1 to  5 of  s 34  lot  14,  blk  5,  Rockwells 
add  Oct  30,  J L Campbell  to  B F Rem- 
ington   $2,500 

Lt  37  w 34  blk  6,  w 34  se  34  6 39  14,  nov 
26,  Chas  F Remick  to  W P Kinsella . . $350 
Lt  21  w 34  blk  6 same  Nov  26,  Same  to  M 

Gerscheskowsky $537 

Lt  14  blk  3 blk  29,  7 39  14,  A Krause  to  E 

Krause $7 

Lts  13  and  14  of  Its  1 2 7 8 blk  37,  Orig 
Town  Nov  1 Watson  Matthews  to  Fanny 

V Matthews $ — 

Lts  36  and  37  blk  11,  Pierces  add  to  Hol- 
stein Nov  15,  Carrie  ClarK  to  Waite  & 

Clarke $75 

Lt  18  in  e 34  n 34  blk  22,  5 39  14,  Nov  19 

Adelhida  Schultz  to  M Karriu $1 

W 24  ft  of  lt  2 Blk  1 Blk  63,  7 39  14,  Nov 
18,  Chas  B Scoville  to  A E Gates.  . $1 

Lts  7 of  Lt  1 blk  3,  S S Add  nov  22  Henry 

W Phelps  to  Isaac  Meyer $250 

Same  premises  Nov  22,  C McDonald  et  al 

to  same $825 

Lts  11  and  12  bln  4 of  Blk  14,  nw  34  3239 
14,  Nov  26,  S Para  commrs  to  B G See- 

bach  $* 2 * * 5 * * * * * * 12^ 

Lt  26,  blk  5,  Pierces  add  to  Holstein  Nov 
24,  D J Schuyler  to  F A Emmons $10 


JUDGMENT'S. 

8UPEBIOB  COUBT. 

104851  1st  Nat  Bk  of  Attleboro  v Wm  M 
Halstead,  Wm  A Haines  John  K Meyers 
& J Edward  Bentley.  By  deflt,  $5675  and 
sped  exn. 

104835  Augustus  D Jnliard  v Same.  Same 
$5536,57  debt  $672  das  entire  and  sped 
exn. 

104510  John  Claflin  et  al  v Same.  Same 
$939.54  and  sped  exn. 

100131  Prest  & Fellows  of  Yale  college  v 
Robert  Hunter.  Mo  in  arrest  denied  and 
judgt  $303.89. 

101542  Johane  Kunde  admx  v C B & Q R R 
co.  On  findg,  $500.  Satisfied.  . 

99669  J W Butler  Paper  Co  v H A Piecer 
On  ver,  1344.69. 

100440  Wm  H Weeks  v City.  Mo  n t denied 
and  judgt  $2200.  Bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

98143;  Chas  S Burton  v Alexander  T Beat- 
tie,  Henty  S Platt  and  Geo  W Hastings. 
$806. 

100776  Wm  Sverd  v Geo  HelmKen.  On  findg 
$450.  Satisfied. 

100946  Harry  M Pitt  v Bartley  Campbell. 
On  ver,  $440.99  debt,  $23.51  das  entire. 

CIBOUIT  OOUBT. 

48023  Augustus  Warner  v John  A Spooner 
Geo  Oberne  and  Chas  F Grey.  Plff  re- 
mits $500  from  ver,  mo  n t denied  and, 
judgt  $500. 

TBANSOBIPTS  FBOM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

3107  M Cook  v Wm  Mills.  $70.26. 

3108  W W Crosby  reevr  v Sylvanns  Wilder. 
$37.75. 

3109  Frederick  TrosofsKi  v Anton  Schmidt. 
$35. 

3110  F Trosowski  v Anton  and  Margaret 
Schmidt.  $5. 

3111  W H Aldrich  et  al  v SR  Chamberlain. 
$21.75. 

3112  John  McHugh  v R N Hooker.  $139. 

3113  Bernard  RegiK  v Anna  Varenik.  $22 

COUNTY  COUBT. 

6821  John  H O’Malley  v Edward  Steude.  On 
findg,  $315.20.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
30  ds. 

5899  Edwin  A Sherburne  v Wm  M Kelly. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $135.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

U.  S.  OIBOUIT  COUBT. 

135  George  W Sanford  v Town  of  Amboy. 

$8,000. 

365  Matthew  M Bolles  v Town  of  Amboy. 
$8208.84. 

408  Mechanics’  Nat  Bk  of  Worcester  Mass, 
v Lock  Stitch  Fence  Co.  $1867.07. 

474  First  Nat  Bk  of  Worcester,  Mass  v Same 
$2366.29. 

475  Same  v A & L E Dillman  A H Schreffler 
and  A N Kleinfetter.  $2366.29, 

409  Mechanics’  Nat  Bk  of  Worcester  Mass, 
v Same.  $1867.07. 

444  C C Whitmore  v Town  of  Amboy.  $20,- 
708.24. 

415  Matthew  M Bolles  v Same.  $1281.17. 


The  Pbovinces, — Reports  have  just  been 
issued  showing  the  exports  of  lumber  from 
the  St.  Lawrence  to  South  America  during 
the  season  of  1886.  The  total  shipments 
were  29,088,204  feet  (21,782,604  feet  of  pine 
and  7,305,600  feet  of  spruce)  and  548,880 
pieces  small  stowage.  Montreal  contributed 
thirty-one  vessels  containing  $21,384,160 
feet  and  other  St.  Lawrence  ports  fourteen 
vessels  with  7,704,044  feet.  The  exports 
show  a decrease  of  2,256,000  from  1855,  a 
decrease  of  7,850,000  feet  from  1884,  an  in- 
crease of  10,319,000  feet  over  1883,  an  in- 
crease of  4,668,000  ft.  over  1882,  an  increase 
of  25,651,000  feet  over  1876,  a decrease  of 

6.985.000  feet  from  1873,  and  an  increase  of 

3.943.000  over  1870.  The  aggregate  exports 
for  seventeen  years  were  334,529,417  feet. 


668 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

I>ec.  8. 

The  undivided  half  of  e half  of  nw  qr  of  Bee  6 37 

13.  E S Dreyer,  Trustee.  L A. 

Dec.  13. 

Und  1-6  part  of  n half  of'uw^qr  of  sec  15  36  13.  Ar- 
no Voss,  Master.  L N. 

live.  14. 

Lot  1 in  the  sub  by  Thomas  & Lafliu  of  blocks  15  in 
C T’s  sub  of  of  w Vi  and  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  17  38 

14.  Joanna  Kelly,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  11  in  sub  of  u part  of  114  acs  in  b 6 in  Sampson 
& Green’s  add.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  LN; 

Lot  29  of  Henry  Berdel’s  re-sub  of  that  part  of  lot 
8 in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
L N. 

Lot  8 in  blk  8 in  Beebe’s  sub  of  e half  of  nw  qr  (ex 
cept  5 acs  in  ne  cor  thereof)  of  sec  2 39  13.  Penoyer 
L Sherman,  Master.  L N. 

All  of  lot  3 (except  then  10  ft  thereof)  lots  4,  5 and 
6 in  b 2 in  Beck’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  21  38  14. 
Also  lot  18  block  four,  blcks  6 se  quar  sw  quar,  same. 
Henry  Waller,  Master.  L N. 

The  s half  of  nw  qr  of  sw  qr  and  ne  qr  of  sw  qr  of 
sw  qr  of  section  17  39  13.  Emma  D Shenk.  Guardian. 
L N. 

The  s half  of  lot  14  of  blck  60,  of  Russell,  Martin  & 
Roberts’  add.  H T Steele,  Master.  L A. 

Dec.  18. 

Commencing  at  the  nw  corner  of  e half  of  sw  quar 
of  sec  23  37  11.  Alonzo  M Griff en,  Special  Commis- 
sioner. L A. 

December  30. 

Lot  14  in  blck  2 in  Smith’s  sub  of  ne  qr  of  ne  qr  of 
sec  18  39  14;  also  lot  2 in  the  sub  of  lots  32  33  and  the 
west  8 ft  of  lot  34,  in  lot  4 block  8 of  Rockwell’s  add; 
also  lots  1 and  14  in  b 21  and  lot  1 in  blk  22  in  town  of 
Tremont,  Tazewell  Co,  111.  Jno.  T.  Noyes,  Master. 
LN. 

Lot  16  in  blk  11  in  James  Couch’s  sub  of  n K of  s !4 
of  nw  qr  of  sec  13  39  13.  Jno  T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

A part  of  Edson’s  sub  of  s t4  of  nw  quar  of  nw  qr  of 
sec  8 40  14.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  42  and  43  in  b 1 in  Prout  k Coleman’s  re-sub  of 
e 19  acs  of  s 25  acs  of  se  qr  of  sec  4 38  14.  J T Noyes, 
Master.  L N. 

Lot  2 in  J A Yale’s  2d  re-sab  of  b 43  in  Elston’s  add 
Also  lot  5 in  the  sub  of  lot  3,  with  the  n part  of  lot  2 
in  blck  9 of  Sheffield’s  add.  Caroline  Boegel,  Admx. 
L N. 

Dec.  31. 

Lot  2 in  the  e 54  of  blk  12  in  Butler,  Wright  & Web- 
ster’s add.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  11  of  lot  2 of  Nicholes’  sub  of  east  14  of  lots  15 
and  16  in  sec  16  38  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff,  L N. 

Dec.  33. 

Lot  6 in  B W Thomas  and  Matthew  Laflin’s  sub  of 
out-lot  or  blk  15  in  C T’s  sub  of  w half  and  w half  ne 
qr  of  section  17  39  14.  Frank  R Chandler,  Trustee. 
L N. 

Sub-lot  3 in  the  sub  of  lots  5 6 and  7 in  blk  54  in  the 
C T’s  new  sub,  of  lots  and  blocks  in  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39 
14.  Emma  Conley,  Admx.  L N. 

Dec.  33. 

Lot  13  b 3 in  Hamburg  in  Sami  Gehr’s  sub  of  blk  s 
23  and  24  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Sam’l  B Ling 
lee,  Admr.  L A. 

Dec.  37. 

E *4  of  lot  12  in  G B Chandler’s  sub  of  out-lot  11  in 
Mich.  & 111.  Cent  Trustees’  sub  of  the  w 14  and  w 14  of 
the  ne  quar  of  sec  17  39  14;  also  the  e 14  of  interior  lot 
35  of  Parson’s  sub  of  interior  portion  of  Chardler’s 
sub  of  blk  11  in  C T’s  sub  of  w 14  and  w 14  of  ne  qr  of 
sec  17  39  14.  J R Custer,  Master.  LN. 

Dec.  38. 

Lots  10  and  11  in  the  sub  of  s 14  of  blk  6 in  Brand’s 
add.  Margaretlia  Walter.  Admx.  L N. 

Lot  85  in  blk  3 in  Sampson  k Green’s  add.  Maria 
Spalinger,  Admx.  L N. 


Ill  1.1.8  OF  SALK. 

Gibson  W J & Thos  w Murphy  to  R W Rudolph  nov 

29  saloon  268  State  st $100 

Ubelaker  W to  J Van  Remborn  Nov  30,  barber  shop 

151  N Clark  st $238 

Kroll  Geo  W to  A J Mueller  Nov  27,  saloon  47  La 

Salle  st.. $1800 

D»ffy  Thos  to  Mary  Parker  Nov  27,  bldg  144  Blue 

Island  av $100 

Keller  Robt  to  Elizabeth  Keller  Nov  26,  boot  and 

shoe  store  349  Wabash  av $1300 

FitzsimonJJno  T to  H Si  J White  Nov  26,  drug  store 

80  e Chicaao  av $400 

Sippel  H to  B Gunderman  Nov  24,  bldg  No  2506  La 

Salle  st $500 

Ames  Jno  W to  C M Scrafford  et  al  Nov  23,  furn  120 

w Madison  st $350 

Torns  Justus  to  Joes  P Torns  nov  24,  crockery  store 

horse  and  wagon  326  Division  st $7820 

Thompson  Chas  O to  P N Back  nov  16,  bldg  38  Mil- 
waukee av  furn  etc $750 

Sterkel  John  to  Mary  Meyers  Nov  26,  bldg  No  4540 

Wentworth  av $4000 

Nielson  Andrew  to  J A Orb  nov  11,  bldg  364  w Chi 

cago  av 3500 

Beach  John  H to  Eva  Apman  nov  26,  restaurant  No 

21  Harmon  court  $250 

Sharp  J L to  Barnhart  Bros  & Spindler  Nov  26, 
printing  office  278  Dearborn  st $250 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


[Established  1856J. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

3Dea,le:rs  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


x Painters  and  Decorators. 

24-6  Wabash  Av©,.  tki.kpho\g,  57  w.  CHICAGO. 


K 


NI5ELY  & MILLER,  129&bMclTAu!intonSt’ 

SLATE,  TIN  AND  IRON  ROOFERS,  Manufacturers 


GALVANIZED  IRON. 

The  Hayes  Patent 

SKY-LIGHTS. 

(Under  License.) 


Warranted  not  to  leak  from  outside  storm  or  inside 
condensation. 


CORNICES,  ETC. 


Corrugated 
Conductor  Pipe. 

Warranted  not  to  Burst 
when  full  of  Ice. 


KKAL  ESTATE  LAW. 

Annie  Harris  v Daniel  McIntyre  et  al.  Filed 

at  Ottawa,  Oct.  5.  1886. 

Equitable  title  by  possession. — The  open 
and  visible  possesion. — The  open  and  visible 
posession  of  land  by  the  equitable  owner  at 
the  time  of  a conveyance  by  the  holder  of 
the  legal  title,  and  the  giving  of  a mortage 
by  his  grantee  to  secure  a loan,  will  be  suf- 
ficient to  charge  such  grantee  and  mortagee 
with  notice  of  the  rights  of  the  equitable 
owner. 

The  possession  which  will  protect  the 
holder  of  an  equitable  title,  must  be  such  as 
to  put  purchasers  upon  an  inquiry,  which, 
if  followed,  would  lead  to  notice  of  such 
title. 

Same — Circumstances  which  would  put 
an  ordinarily  prudent  and  cautious  man  up- 
on inquiry  as  to  the  claim  or  title  of  another 
to  a tract  of  land,  will  charge  him  with  no- 
tice of  such  facts  as  a diligent  inquiry  would 
have  disclosed. 

4.  Same — Possession  when  not  notice. — -A 
widow  furnished  her  bachelor  brother  with 
*1,600,  with  which  and  $500  advanced  by 
him,  to  buy  a farm  for  their  joint  use,  the 
title  to  be  taxen  to  each  in  proportion  to 
the  sums  advanced  by  them  respectively.  He 
however, took  a conveyance  to  himsflf,  and 
they  both  moved  upon  the  place  in  1869,  he 
managing  the  land  and  she  keeping  house 
for  them.  The  deed  was  recorded,  and  it  ap- 
peared that  he  borrowed  money  and  had 
mortgaged  the  land  to  secure  the  loan,  and 
had  been  held  out  to  the  world  as  the  owner 
for  a period  of  over  ten  years,  during  which 
time  the  sister  took  no  steps  to  have  her 
equitable  rights  enforced  or  asserted.  Held 
that  her  possession  under  such  circumstances 
was  not  such  a possession  as  would  charge  a 
purchase  or  subsequent  incumbrancer  from 
her  brother  with  notice  of  her  equitable 
rights. 

Resulting  Tbust — Mortgage  by  the  trus- 
tee as  affecting  the  beneficiary.— Where  the 
facts  are  such  that  the  law  raises  a resulting 
trust,  the  execution  of  a mortgage  on  the 
premises  by  the  holder  of  the  leoal  title 
without  the  consent  of  the  cestui  que  trust, 
will  not  defeat  the  right  of  the  latter  to  en- 
force the  trust  as  against  the  former. 

Same  — When  it  arises. — Where  a person 
purchases  a farm  for  $2,100  of  which  he  fur- 
nishes $500  and  his  widowed  sister  the  bal- 
ance, under  an  agreement  that  they  shall 


own  the  same  in  the  proportion  each  pays, 
and  he,  acting  for  both,  takes  the  title  to 
himself  in  fraud  of  her  rights,  he  will  hold 
the  same  in  trust  for  her  in  the  same  propor- 
tion the  money  she  paid  bears  to  the  whole 
sum  paid.  The  fact  the  moneyjis  paid  in 
pursuance  of  a prior  express  contract  will 
not  change  the  rule. 

A resulting  trust  arises  by  implication  of 
law  where  land  has  been  purchased  with  the 
money  of  one  person  and  the  deed  taken  to 
another,  who  is  a stranger;  that  is,  one  not  a 
wife  or  child  or  standing  in  that  relation. 

If  a joint  purchase  is  made  in  the  name 
of  one  of  the  purchasers  and  the  other  pays 
his  share  of  the  purchase  money,  equity  will 
lay  hold  of  the  circumstance  of  the  title  be- 
i*.g  in  one  only,  and  a resulting  trust  will  be 
declared  in  favor  of  the  other  for  his  share. 

Where  a person,  under  a verbal  agree- 
ment with  his  sister,  bought  a farm  for 
$2,100,  of  which  he  furnished  only  $500  and 
his  sister  the  balance  for  their  joint  benefit, 
but  he  fraudulently  took  the  conveyance  to 
himself,  and  they  bath  shortly  after  their 
purchase  in  1869,  went  upon  the  land  mak- 
ing it  their  home,  and  the  brother  gave  in- 
cumbrances on  the  premises  without  the 
knowledge  or  consent  of  the  sister,  and  it 
appeared  that  she  reposed  great  confidence 
in  him  which  he  shamefully  abused,  and  it 
appeared  that  she  remained  upon  the  place 
all  the  time  in  the  belief  that  she  owned  the 
greater  interest  in  the  same,  until  in  1881, 
when  she  filed  her  bill  to  have  a resulting 
trust  declared  and  to  set  aside  a conveyance 
made  by  her  brother  to  one  having  notice  of 
her  equities,  and  for  partition,  it  was  held, 
that  she  was  not  barred  of  relief  by  her  de- 
lay in  filing  the  bill,  it  clearly  appearing 
that  she  was  kept  in  ignorance  of  the  fraud 
practiced  upon  her  until  shortly  before  filing 
her  bill,  and  that  there  was  no  possession 
hostile  to  her  rights. 

Resulting  Tbust — Partition — Decree  as 
to  innocent  incumbrances, — Where  a person 
holding  the  legal  title  to  a tract  of  land  5-21 
parts  in  his  own  right  and  16-21  in  trust  for 
his  sister,  fraudulently  conveyed  the  entire 
property  to  a brother,  who  had  notice  of  his 
sister’s  equitable  title,  and  that  brother  gave 
a mortgage  or  deed  of  trust  upon  the  whole 
land  to  one  having  no  notice  of  the  sister’s 
rights:  Held,  on  bill  to  declare  and  enforce 
the  trust  and  for  partition,  that  the  court 
should  have  found  that  complainant  was  the 
owner  of  16-21  parts  of  the  land  and  the  sec- 
ond brother  of  the  remaining  five  parts,  and 


made  partition  accordingly,  subject  to  the 
lien  of  the  deed  of  trust,  and  requiring  that 
the  interest  of  the  brother  of  5-21  parts  be 
first  sold  before  resortingto  the  interest  of 
the  sister. 

A MOI  XTAI.V  OF  IltOX. 

Marble  Hill,  two  miles  from  Phillipsburg 
N.  J.,  has  been  purchased  by  a number  of, 
Philadelphia  capitalists  from  Henry  Ful- 
mer  of  Easton,  and  a large  force  of  men  has 
been  put  at  work  digging  ore.  The  charac- 
ter of  this  ore  is  a choice  red  oxide,  analy- 
sing in  metallic  iron  from  55  to  70  per  cent. 
The  oro  is  of  the  Bessemer  quality,  and 
shows  up  in  true  vein  form.  A recent  blast 
showed  a vein  twenty  three  feet  wide,  and 
the  indications  are  that  this  mine  will  be. 
one  of  the  largest  developed  in  New  Jersey, 
A monster  engine  will  be  erected  at  the  mine 
and  larger  machinery  to  increase  the  output 
to  four  thousand  tons  per  month  is  being 
constructed.  It  is  externally  a mountain  of 
iron,  and  all  indications  are  that  it  is  inex- 
anstable.  The  profits  to  the  fortunate  stock- 
holders are  likely  to  be  large,  as  the  cost  of 
delivering  the  ore  on  the  cars,  on  account  of 
the  nearness  of  the  tracks  of  he  Penn 
sylvania  Railroad  will  be  about  one 
half  that  of  most  of  the  mines  in  other  parts 
of  Warren  county.  The  capital  stock  of  the 
company  is  $500,000. 


HOAV  TO  DECORATE. 

— Billiard  cloth  is  an  excellent  foundation 
for  a lambrequin. 

—An  iDkstand  in  perfect  imitation  of  a 
silver  fox,  with  head  of  richly  chased  silver, 
is  a novelty. 

— The  newest  bottles  for  aromatic  salts 
are  made  of  antique  silver,  chased  in  Etrus- 
can designs. 

■ — Pine  cones  make  pretty  drop  and  fringe 
decorations  for  the  edges  of  lambrequins, 
table  scarfs,  etc.,  and  are  rich  and  unique 
looking  when  carefully  gilded. 

— Loose  cushions  made  of  the  new  greenish 
gray-blue  shade  in  which  plushes  are  brought 
out  this  season,  are  extremely  effective  dec- 
oration for  white  painted  furniture. 

• — Brass  is  a beautiful  as  well  as  a dura- 
ble metal,  and  eminently  worthy  of  the 
prominence  and  popularity  it  has  attained. 
Clocks  are  made  of  brass,  the  tops  of  bric- 
a-brac  tables,  wall  racks,  brackets,  and  an 
immense  number  of  useful  household  arti- 
cles, not  to  speak  of  gas  fixtures,  which  are 
brought  out  in  every  conceivable  form  and 
shape. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED. 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 


CARTOON  PIERES, 


FOR  INTERIOR  DECORATION. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


CHICAGO  (— 


■C ii  il<li  un- 
common building  brick 

Trenton  pressed  brick  . . . 

St.  Louis  pressed  brick 
Philadelphia  pressed  brick 
Milwaukee  pressed  brick . . . 

Indiana  pressed  brick 

Baltimore  pressed  brick. 


VAHD  I'llK  l S 

Material. 


-CAK  LOTS— 1>R V. 


Lime,  bbl ' 

Lime,  in  bulk,  bb[ 

Colored  mortar,  W ib 
stucco, $ ib 

Plasteridg  hair,  ft  bu **’  9()@  25 

White  sand 1 05 

Akron  and  Utica  cement,  ft  bbl 1 00 

Louisville  and  Milwaukee  cement,  TO  bbl  1 25 

Portlandcement  fl  bbl 3 00@  3 25 

Marble  dust,  ^ bbl  1 75 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch $47  00@48  Ou 

1st  and  2d  clear.  Iki  and  ll/2  inches  ....  45  (a  48  00 

3d  clear,  1%,  and  1V2  42  . @43  00 

2 inches 44 

A select,  I >4  and  1 y2  inches 38  ©39 

A select,  2 inches " 40  . ©41  ” 

B select,  1J4,  1*4  and  2 inches 31  00@32 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together  . . 26  ©27 

2x4  B,  select 20 

2x6  clear  and  select  . . 94 

2*« Vi :::::::::::::: & 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear  46  oo@47  00 

®d  cea5  40  ..©42  . 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward  34  to)35 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base)  34  . .<c£ 35 

7 and  8 inches  B (base) 30  (®3i 

« ?eie<=t ; 25 :: @26 : 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward,  24  . .@25  . 
All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 41  00@42  00 

" 36  ..@37  .. 

12-inch  com.  10  and  20  ft  . 16  50(®18 

D stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  . . 19  ©20  ' ' 

20 feet :u * 22 

12  in,  No  2, 12  ft . 13  00 

14  and  16  ft . ’ ’ ’ 12  ..@12  50 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

® 43  00 

“ 33  00 

. 22  00 

Add  to  foregoing  prices  for  dressing  one  side,  $1*. 
two  sides,  $1  50.  ~ 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  ank  fencing,  for  dressing 
one  side,  $1;  two  sides,  $1.50. 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch  . . 

A,  

b 

C ...  . ....  L 14  50@15  .. 

Clear  and  A,  %-mch,  6-inch 30  @32 

Clear  and  A.  %-ineh,  6 inch 32  ’ .@33  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 28  ..@29  00 

B,  \ insh..  6 inch 31  .’[@32  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 12  ..@13  00 

KT  “ U 14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00@14  .. 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths H ^12 

No.  3 " “ g 50@  9 

Common  1%  and  li4-inch 12  50@15  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  teet 13  50@14  50 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  ..@14 

No.  2 fencing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 10  50@11  50 

16  ft 11  50@12  50 


All  2x6 — 20  feet 

13  50 

$ 7 0I)@  7 

25 

“ —22  feet 

16  50 

40 

—24  feet 

17  00 

27 

All  2x8—2  ) feet  

14  51 

47 

“ —22  feet 

15  00 

25 

“ — 24  feet 

15  50 

10  00@2O 

2x10—20  feet 

14  00 

55 

17  00 

25  00@4U 

2x12— 20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $17. 

24  ft, 

18  00 

75@ 

9) 

4x4  to  8x8—20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $16. 

24  ft, 

16  00 

60 

Cull  plank,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width  .. 

9 0t@  9 50 

4 

2x4,  cull,  12,  Hand  16  ft 

10  0(  @10  50 

1 75@  1 

95 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 

extra,  according  to  size 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 

5 “ “ “ “ 

6 “ “ “ “ 

7 “ “ “ “ 

8 “ “ “ “ 

9 to  11 


10 

14 

18 

23 

34 

50 


8 inch,  sawed  7 feet IVt 

9 to  11,  “ 14,  7 feet 11 

514  inch,  “ 14,  7 feet 714 

6 “ “ V; , 7 feet 9 

7 “ “ 14,  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ 14,  7 feet 16 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common $8  00@9  00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

114  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

214-inch 00  60 

214-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Extra  A $2  25@2  40 

Choice  A 2 lo@2  20 

Standard  A 2 10 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 20 

Standard  Cedar 2 00 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

Lath— car  loads — Dry 1 75 


MAHOGANY. 


Cuba,  1st,  1 to  2 in . . . 

2d,  1 to  2 in . . . 
Mexican,  1st,  1 to  in. 

2d,  1 to  2 in... 
St.  Jago,  1 to  2 in  ... 


145  00 
115  00 
1(10  0 - 
115  00 
180  00 


<!oal. 

Anthracite,  range  and  nut $ 6 50 

Anthracite,  egg. 6 25 

Anthracite,  pea  4 .. 

Cannel 6 00@  6 50 

Erie  and  Brier  Hill 5 50 

Illinois « 50 

Indiana  block 4 00 

Indianalump 3 60 

Baltimore  and  Ohio 4 50 

Blossburg 4 50@  5 00 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


R.  HUGHES, 


Galvanized 


Iron  Cornices, 
Metal  Roofing, 


Slate  and 


319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Hoofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

CalGirr.  ining,  etc*. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  rhicaon 

For  Sale.  vmcaso. 


SEWER 


RHOADS  & 

RAMSEY. 

I 07  La  Salie  St. 

Yards — 89  N.  Elizabeth 
Street. 

35th  st.  & l A s.  M.S.  R.R. 


FIRE  BRICK 


FIRE  CLAY. 


PIPE. 


22  00@23  00 
20  ..@21  50 
18  50@20  50 


No  2 


No  3,  all  lengths 3 50@  9 Oo 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12  and  14 12  50@12  50 

“ 16  ft 12  5U@13  50 

Norway,  No  1 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dresjing 
on  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 33  50  to  34 


24  00 

26 

14 

....  6 00 

8 

26  00 

....  15  00 

17 

8 

16  00 

18 

.. ..  35  00 

38 

24  00 

...  12  00 

14 

to  32 
to  24  00 
16  30 
14  00 
to  32  .. 
to  29  .. 
t.  25  .. 
to  22  .. 
. to  20  . . 

to  20 
. to  18  .. 


B 31 

C 23 

No  IFencing,  0-inch  

10  feet  

Clear  and  A 4-inch ."  30 

B 1. . ..  . . . . 28 

C 24 

Norway  clear  and  A, 21 

B,  6-inch 19 

B,  4-inch 19 

C,  6-inch 17 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or 

ship  lap 14  50  to  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or 

ship  lap 15  . . to  16  .. 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 39  50 

B 35  10 

0 26  . . to  27 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear $39  00 

A siding  strips 36  00  to  37  00 

A flooring  strips  31  . . to  32 

B “ “ 29  . . to  30  . . 

0 “ “ 22  ..  to  23  .. 

SIDING— TIED. 

ist  and  2d  clear 21  . . to  22 

A siding 19  50  to  20  50 

B 18  ..  to  19  50 

C 13  60  to  14  00 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 9 50  to  10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

/ TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

Note. — The  prices  quoted  in  the  table  are  those 
Bxed  by  the  meeting  of  Sept.  7.  The  present  selling 
prices  are  $12  for  2x4  to  2x10,  12  to  16  feet;  $12.50@ 
13  for  same  sizes,  18  feet.  For  longer  lengths,  and 
for  all  2x12  and  small  timbers,  there  are  but  slight 
concessions  made  from  the  List,  if  any. 

All  2x4,  2x6,  2x8  & 2x10—12,  14,  16  feet . . 12  50 

“ “ “ “ 2x12,  4x4  to  8x8 — , 

18  feet 13  00 

All  2x22,  4x4  to  8x8—12,  14  and  16  feet. . . 13  00 

All  2x4—20,  22  and  24  feet 14  50 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in $22  00@24  00 

1>4  in.  and  over 25  00  28 

Common 15  00@17 

Cull 10  00  12 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  114  in 23  00  25  00 

Thicker 

Common 12  00 

Cull 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

1st  & 2d 24  00 

Common 

Cull 

Timbers 

Quarter-sawed 35  03 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 22  00 

Common 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  

Axles 

Cull 

Beaches 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d.  1 in 

Thicker 

Common 

Cull 

Counter  tops.  18  inch  and  up. . . 

Balusters,  3x3 

114x1  ‘/j  A 2x2 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 

Thick 

Common 

Cull • In  00 

BUTTERNUT, 

1st  & 2d 30  00 

1st  & 2d,  114  in  And  up 35  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 32  50 

1st  and  2d,  114  inch  and  upwards 35  00 

SWEET  GUM. 


WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  POSTER, 
REAL  ESTATE  ) 108  & 110  Dearborn 
Room  7.  ) St..  - Chicago. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17.  90  LaSalle  Stieet. 


26  00 


26  00 


. 65  00 
. 70  00 
. 45  00 
. 25  00 
100  00  175 
. 45  00  50 
. 25  00  35 


75 

80 

50 

30 


65  00 
75  00 
30  00 


75 

85 

35 

15 

35 

40 

35 

37  50 


mm&  i 

mm 


1st  A 2d . . 
Common. 

Cull 

Log  run  . 


HARD  MAPLE. 


1st  & 2d.. 
Common . 
Cull 


BASSWOOD. 


1st  & 2d.. 
Common . 

Cull 

Log  Bun . 


1st  A 2d . 


22  00 
12  00 
6 00 
12  no 

20  00 
12  00 
5 00 


5 00 
12  00 


23  00 


23 

14 
10 

15 

21 

14 

7 

20 

10 

6 

14 


Common 12  00  14 

Cull 6 00  8 

ROCK  ELM. 

15t  fl  2d 14  00  16 

Common 10  00  11 

Cull 5 06  8 

SYCAMORE. 

Common  and  better 16  00  18 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 22  00  25 

BEECH. 

Common  and  better 13  00  15 

Cull 5 00  6 

Log  Bun H 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling.. ..  21  00  23 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 17  00  19 

1st  A 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26 

1st  A 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  28 

CYPRESS. 

30  00  33  00 


1st  A 2d 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 

“ “ “ rough 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 
Fancy  butt •• 


42  5 .1 
44  60 
4 6 I 
4 91 


SWEZEY’S 


IMPROVED 


Dumb 
W aiter 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 


^ _ WITH 

p|§g£?  A.  XJT OM.A.TIO 




C -A.  T C H. 


LIGHT  RUNNING! 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE! 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 


^ Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THK 

BEST  IX  THK  MARKET. 


120 


M.  B.  SWEZEY, 

20th  STREET 

CHICACO, 


ILL. 


U.  S.  Desk  and  Office  Fitting  Company. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 

DESKS  AND  OFFICE  FIXTURES. 


Cashier’s  Desk— No.  21. 

WM.  LUMLEY,  Manager. 


No.  24. 

194  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE, 


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AND  CARRY  A LARCE  STOCK  OF 
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Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 

Alfred  Cowles,  Sec.  & Treas.  Tribune  Co  , 

1919  Michigan  ave. 

Edwin  Walker,  2612  Michigan  ave. 

Cbas.  A.  Spring,  Jr.,  Gen’l  Sup’t  McCormick  Har- 
vester Co.  448  Dearborn  ave. 

Cathedral  S.  S.  Peter  and  Paul, 

Washington  Boulevard,  cor.  Peoria  St. 
Geo.  A.  Armour,  1932  Calumet  av 
W.  H.  Laird — (Laird,  Norton  & Co  ) 

Winona,  Minn. 


All  the  Latest  Inventions  of  Merit 
Can  be  Found  with  Us, 


was' 


F IMI.  CLARKE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


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A.  H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago 

Manufacturers 
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OFFICE 

DESKS, 

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Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  3o.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

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Ranges, 

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Heaters, 

with  all  modern  im- 
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Registers, 
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Nos.  75  & 77 
LAKE  STKBT. 

J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICACO. 

N.  A.  Boynton.  President,  1 Inventors  of  all 

C.  B.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > “ Boynton  ” Furnaces. 
H.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


DAVID  WHITEFORD, 

Practical  Plumber 

AND 

Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  PATENT  STOP  AND 
WASTE  COCK  & WATER  CLOSET. 

346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


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who  make  all  the  component 
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in  their  own  factories. 

LYON  & HEALY, 

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CHICAGO,  SATURDAY/DEC.  11,  1886 


Vol.  XXVIII.— No  5< 


GOOD  PIANOS  for  RENT 


Having  determined  to  retire  from  trade  we  offer  our  Entire  Stock  of 

Builders’  Hardware  at  Retail  for  Cost. 

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Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 


Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
92!i  Chicago  Ops  ra  House  Euiidin; 


The  Sidewalk  around 


the  CITY  HALL  is 


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FURNACES! 

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Little  Trouble! 
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Successors  to  HATCH  & BREEZE, 

No.  50  State  St.,  CHICAGO. 


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PETER  & BINDER, 

CONTRACTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

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Metal  Sky-Liehts,  Dormer  Windows,  Conductor  Spouts,  Crestings, 
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LAS  of  JEFFERSON.  EDWIN  MILNER,  Agt 


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Telephone  3958 


Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

COMPANY. 


Water'  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  M\it  Houses,  etc. 

"W"  a/ter  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

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Boom  15,  1 59  LaSalle  Street.  CHICAGO.?  jxi,, 
Telephone  883.  ) 


PRESSED  BRICK. 

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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) AGENTS.  ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  153  East  Randolph  st. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  k CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rius.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BERGSTEDT,  C.  G..  80  Dearborn  st.  Room  19. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  k HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BRINTON,  H.  H,,  1187  & 1334  Van  Buren  St. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  6t. 

CHASE,  J,  J..  Room  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 
CULLERTON,  E.  F..  Rooms  15  & 16—195  La  Lalle  St. 

DAVIS,  W.  L.,  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
I’ELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S.,  & Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

DVORAK  k PECHA,  439  West  18th  St.,  Chicago,  III 

EDWARDS  k RICHARDS,  Winuepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 

4.ALLISTEL,  M,  W.,  cor.  ave.  K.  and  106th  St.,  Cole- 
hour,  111. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  k Co.,  Rm.  6,  125  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  k Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  k Co.,  Sangamon  & Madison. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  k Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 

HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 

HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JANSSEN  k BOSWORTH,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  and 
Belmont  aves. 

K.ERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  k Co.  85  Washington  st. 

KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  k 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 

DANE,  Jas.  R.,  196  La  Salle  St. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  k Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  I740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  k GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

HAGILL,  J.  C.,  k Co.,  125  La  Salle  6t. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 

MoNEILL,  Malcom,  k Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 

MERIG  JLD,  Wm.  A.,  183  La  Salle  St. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,k  Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  k Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 

MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MI7TUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 


-VATHAN.  L.,  Rms.  53  and  64,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W,  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE&  KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

1‘ATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Washington,  Km.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
PARROTT.  J.  J„  1072  Polk  Street. 

HEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  k KNEFEL.  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 

REED  k HURLBUT,  Rm,  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,  k SON.,  87  Washington  st„R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St. -Room  49. 
SEYMOUR,  Chas.  A.  k CO.,  149  LaSalle  St. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SMITH  k GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

SNOW  k DICKINSON,  97  Washington  st. 

STRAUS,  F.  W.,  164  Washsngtou  St. 

STANLEY,  P.  E.  k Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TIDHOLM  k REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TRANTINA,  JOHN,  715  Allport  St , Chicago,  fl 
TULLY  k KEATING  161  La  Saile  st. 

TURNER  k BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

Y IERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

ALKER'S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WILSON,  J.  Appleton,  Rm.  7,  111  La  Salle  st. 

WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C„  k Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 


ANDERSON,  E.  W.,  54  Waldo  Place. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

CHANDLER  k CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  (Estate of)  157  Randolph  St, 
DREYER,  E.  S.,  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B„  k Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  k 268  Wabash  ave 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 

ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

C UDELL  k LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Architect, 


CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 

POTT,  ADOLPH  J F , 239  West  Chicago  ave. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 


DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 


MANNEGOLD  k HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  k 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

BRANDT,  H E.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  k 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  80°1. 

NORTON  D„  1311  Wabash  ave.  j 

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Wood  Carpets. 


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Abstracts  of  Title. 

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HADDOCK,  VALLETTE  & RICKCORDS,  85  & 87  Dear- 
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H.  B.  BRYANT’S 

Chicago  Business  College, 

SHORT-HAND  INSTITUTE, 

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^ T Col  lege  In'  the  ^Jn  lited  s^.eqUipped  B"sipes* 
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benefit  of  those  who  have  neglected  iheir  earlv 
education. 

Graduates  of  High  Schools  aud  Literary  Colleges 
need  this  Practical  Training,  and  they  patron- 
ize this  College,  as  it  furnishes  the  Highest 
Class  of  Instruction. 

7. — Over  $40,000  are  expended  annually  in  furnishing 

the  facilities  that  this  institution  offers. 

8. — Mr.  H.  B.  Bryant  was  the  senior  member  of  the 

well-known  firm  of  Bryant  and  Stratton,  who 
established  the  chain  of  Co  leges  :n  48  cities. 
®.— Every  Young  Man  and  Young  Woman  needs  the 
practical  Training  that  this  College  affords. 

Address  for  circulars  or  further  information, 

H.  B.  BRYANT  & SON, 

81  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


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W.  L.  DAVIS  A CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Builders’  Blacksmithing. 

BRITTIAN,  J.  C.,  119  Quincy  St. 


Lyon 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And.  other  Eminent  members  of  the.Ma- 
sical  Profession. 

WAREROOHIS ; 


r.  E.  W.  ZANDER  & CO., 

Real-Estate,  I0a^p  Renting, 

169  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold.  Estates  Managed. 
Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid  and  Insurance 
Placed.  Telephone,  I4H6. 


EDGAR  M.  SNOW. 


THEO.  G.  DICKINSON. 


SNOW  & DICKINSON, 

Real  Estate  Brokers 

MORTGAGE  L.OAIVS. 

97  WASHINGTON  STREET,  CHICAGO. 

B^^Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  of  Non- 
residents. 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT. 


JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 


KHIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

g7  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

HAS  AGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RESTS  ASH  PAT  TAXES. 

pg-fe  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents. 

“‘"Tzottermeister  s cC"“ 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  H existed  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
RentsPHouses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 

placed  in  reliable  companies.  inoa  ctoaTP 

P ^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-elass  Steam- 
era  to  and  from  Europe. 


w.  D.  Kerfoot.  W.  A.  Morigold.  G.  Birkhoif,  Jr. 

WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Financial  Aaents. 

Special  attention  given  to  tiie  interests  ot  non-residents. 


H.  A.  HURLBUT. 

LOANS  ON 

City  Improved  Real  Estate 

INVESTMENTS. 

165  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO, 

REED  & HUKLBUT,  No.  1J  Pine  Street,  New  York. 


J.  P.  MALLETTE. 

O.  B . EGELESTON, 


Ti.  E.  BROWNELL. 
SPECIAL. 


O.  B . ifitiEiiKoTUfl  , - BlMSiUlAH. 

J.  P.  MALLETTE  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS 

.a.  ism)  iKrsxjK,A.nsroE. 

OFFICES: 

Chicago.— Room  517,  Royal  Insurance  Building. 

Telephone  No.  1602. 

Englewood. — Rooms  2 and  3 Central  Block. 

Telephone  No.  16. 


c.  u.  GORDON. 


W.  L.  BLOOD. 


G,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 


Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO- 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 


C.  H.  MULLIKEH, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate. 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 


BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street, 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 
ial  attention  given  to  the  care  and  management  oi 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Inter- 
ests of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 


H.  FELSENTHAL. 
JACOB  GROSS. 


FREDERICK  MILLER. 
ADAM  MILLER. 


FELSENTML,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  La  Salle  Street. 

HEAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 


ARTHUR  C.  GEHR  & C0„  (Successors  to) 
SAM’L  GEHR.  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BUT,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

02<r  COMMISSIOIT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

boom  io, 

99  # 101  WASHINGTON  ST. 


Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


?Q  Dearborn  St., 

CHICAGO. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE  FOUR  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

BROS., 

140  NT  a di son  Street. 


E.  S.  DREYEK  & CO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 


H.  L.  TURNER. 


W.  A.  POND. 


F.  A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public. 


S.  M.  Parish. 


BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  estate  and  renting  agents, 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

S LORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected,  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Paid 
for  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  bold. 
Telephone  No.  43d. 


OHAS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JOHN  A.  TYRRELL. 

FRED’K  8.  TYRRELL. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

Time  Loans  Negotiated, 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 
Dealers  in  Real  Estate 


Thos.  B.  Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam’l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash  r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors'  and  other 
Bonds;  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  ot 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


F.  A.  BRAGG  & GO,, 
Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
CHICAGO. 

'ttention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 


TURNER  & BOND, 

real  Estate  mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 


MEAD  & COB, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO. 


J,  C.  MflGILL  & GO.. 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

125  La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 


BRUCE  E.  BARNET. 


EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and.  Financial  Apnts. 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


D.  G.  HAMILTON. 


dealeiUin 


Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  'Trustee. 

••0^0- 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  "6  and  "7  Illinois  Nat  l Bank  Bldg. 


JAS.  R.  LANE, 
REAL-ESTATS' 
196  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago^ 

ljane  Park  L,ots— Lake  View. 

Grand  Native  Trees— Solid  Concrete  Walks— Stone 
Curbing  in  streets.  6,  8 and  12  in.  Water  Mams. 
Building  lines  established.  Four  miles  from  center 
of  city.  Easily  reached  by  Steam  and  Streetcars. 
Prices  moderate.  Term  easy- 6 per  cent.  Houses 
built  to  order.  

BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Heal  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


A.  O.  BOSWORTH. 

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Fire  Insurance, 

Jvake  View  Agents  for  sale  of  (Lots  in  Lane 
Park.  Headquarters  for  Lake  View  property. 

Main  Office, N.W. cor.  Lincoln  Sc  Belmont  avs. 

Branch  Office,  cor.  Southport  ave.  and  Otto  Street, 
. Lake 


H.  H.  JANSSEN. 


Real  Estate  1 Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington*Street,  Chicago. 


R.  W.  BRIDGE. 

135  Dearborn  St, 


Loans  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


670 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


° o THE  Q--  - 


JOURNAL.  = 


ft.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 
CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  DEC.  11,  1886. 


THE  MARKET. 

The  summaries  of  real-estate  transactions 
for  the  last  two  weeks  show  unusually  large 
amounts.  Of  course  it  is  understood  by  our 
readers  that  the  official  transfers  in  our  col- 
umns at  this  date  represent  sales  really 
consummated  from  two  to  four  weeks  ago, 
on  account  of  unavoidable  delay  in  com- 
pleting abstracts.  Transactions  for  the  past 
week  were  of  average  size  throughout,  but 
the  transfers  which  swelled  the  total  to  such 
enormous  proportions  are  as  follows: 

The  sale  on  Water  street,  80  feet  west  of 
La  Salle,  by  Mathew  Laflin,  et  al.,  to  the 
Western  Warehouse  Company,  for  $112,000. 
Elevators  A.  and  B.  and  Crib  C.,  near  I.  C. 
depot,  by  Ebenezer  Buckingham  to  Illinois 
Central  Railroad  Co.,  462,225.  The  Clark 
street  frontage  of  the  Grand  Pacific  Hotel 
property,  186x125  feet,  estate  of  P.  F.  W. 
Peck  to  L.  Z.  Leiter,  $577,530. 

Acres  are  in  demand,  as  will  be  seen  by 
our  report  under  Suburban  Warranty  Deeds' 

The  demand  for  real-estate  seems  not  to 
have  abated  any  during  the  past  week,  not- 
withstanding the  fact  that  the  market  is  car- 
ried further  into  the  winter  season. 

With  an  aggregate  of  about  ten  million 
dollars  in  real-estate  transactions  for  the 
first  week  in  December,  and  a number  of 
large  sales  recorded  for  the  second,  the 
showing  for  the  month  will  be  of  a very 
flattering  nature  and  put  a different  phase 
in  what  has  heretofore  been  called  a dull 
month  for  real-estate  agents. 

H.  A.  Hurlburt  notes  an  increase  in  the 
number  of  applications  to  pay  off  mort- 
gage indebtedness  which  has  heretofore 
been  carried. 

The  actual  purchase  of  real-estate  in  Chi- 
cago as  a means  of  investment,  has  grown 
to  a large  extent  during  the  past  few  years 
and  has  become  a characteristic  of  the  mar 
ket.  This  accounts  in  a measure  for  the  de- 
crease in  the  Dumber  of  first-class  loans, 
which  have  been  very  few  during  the  fall 
months.  In  regard  to  the  amount  of  money 
from  the  East  seeking  investment  in  Chi- 
cago, Mr.  Hurlburt  further  said,  “that,  while 
the  year  would  show  an  increase  over  pre- 
vious years  in  the  amount  of  such  invest- 
ment money,  there  has  not  been  near  the 
amount  invested  on  account  of  the  anarch- 
ist troubles  in  the  spring.  The  idea  is  still 
prevalent  in  New  York,  Boston  and  other 
points,  that  Chicago  is  yet  liable  to  suffer 
from  these  men.  To  a Chicagoan,  this 
seemp  hardly  credible,  but  recent  corre- 
spondence verifies  this  statement.  Consid- 
erable money  in  New  York  is  being  placed 
there  in  “ call  loans,”  with  security  in  bonds, 
stocks,  etc.  This  class  of  investment  pays 
The  ruling  rates  of  interest  here  are  6 
and  7 per  cent.,  as  compared  with  the  rates 
of5to7  percent,  during  the  spring  months.” 

Considerable  annoyance  has  been  felt, 
both  by  property-owners  and  real-estate 
agents  by  the  almost  innumerable  number  of 
persons  who  are  dabbling  in  the  negotiation 
of  real-estate  sales.  They  are  the  means  in 
a large  per  cent,  of  cases,  of  breaking  up 
the  deals  which  have  already  been  set  on 
foot.  They  pay  no  license  for  this  privilege. 
Thus  the  business  of  the  legitimate  agent  is 


interfered  with,  and  no  protection  is  offered 
him  in  return  for  the  license  which  he  is  re- 
quired by  law  to  pay.  Another  reason  for 
protection  is  found  in  the  amount  of  money 
invested  in  their  business.  Few,  outside  the 
real-estate  business,  realize  the  amount  of 
money  necessary  to  equip  a real-estate  office 
and  properly  carry  it  on.  A visit  to  some 
of  our  prominent  real-estate  offices  will  show 
several  sets  of  atlases  for  city  and  suburbs, 
and  maps  for  every  section  of  the  city  and 
its  surroundings,  worth  all  the  way  from  two 
to  five  thousand  dollars.  Besides  this  out- 
lay, a record  of  sales,  values,  owners  and 
buyers  is  kept,  at  an  outlay  of  a large 
amount  of  labor  and  money.  Several  of 
these  records,  covering  a period  of  a num- 
ber of  years,  could  not  be  bought  for  less 
than  ten  thousand  dollars,  and  doubtless 
would  not  be  sold  at  that.  This  does  not 
include  the  thousands  of  dollars  spent  every 
year  in  advertising  and  establishing  a busi 
ness. 


ROSEWOOD ' 

PRIMA  VERa, 

amaranth 

VVHIT E HoiLY) 

RED  CEDAR, 

ebony, 
snare  wood 

C°OOBOLA,  Etc. 

ALL 


THICKNESSES. 


J.  RAYNER, 

■ MAHOGANY 

AND  ALL 

"POREIGN  Cabinet  Woods. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 


275-289  E.  20th-st.j 
CHICAGO, 

ILL. 


Saw  Mills, 

Foot  Houston  Street,  E.  K. 

New  York. 


WRIGHT  & TTJZR.JSTEIR., 

Real  Estate, 

Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

11G  DEARBORN  STREET,  ROOM  49,  CHICAGO. 


J.  Robson  Weddell  has  just  returned  from 
California.  He  is  now  preparing  to  place 
in  the  market  a new  subdivision  of  96  lots  at 
the  junction  of  47th  and  Kedzie  ave.  Im- 
provements will  be  made  by  the  owner  and 
the  subdivision  will  be  in  every  way  com- 
plete. There  has  been  quite  a movement  in 
property  in  this  locality.  Several  other  sub- 
divisions have  been  opened  up. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


IsTo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  CTiicago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 

Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

J^"Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre- 
pared to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers  . 


At  South  Chicago,  a new  bank  has  been 
established,  with  Messrs.  C.  F.  Swan,  C.  A. 
Sands  and  C.  P,  Wilder  as  incorporators. 
Mr.  Swan  is  an  old  inhabitant  of  South  Chi- 
cago. Mr.  Sands  is  the  son  of  the  promi- 
inent  lumberman  of  Manist?e,  Mich.,  and 
Mr.  Wilder  has  been  connected  for  a long 
time  with  the  real-estate  interests  of  South 
Chicago. 

A.  Krimbill,  of  that  place,  reports  a very 
encouraging  outlook  for  the  spring  trade. 
Several  important  railroad  negotiations  are 
now  under  way. 

Drury  BTos.  have  recently  opened  up  an 
office  for  the  transaction  of  a general  real- 
estate  business. 

JACKSON  STREET  BRIDGE. 

At  last  Monday’s  meeting  of  the  Common 
Council  the  Jackson  Street  ordinaoce  was 
taken  up  as  a special  order.  Both  re- 
ports were  read,  after  which  Aid.  Clark 
moved  to  substitute  the  minority  for  the 
majority  report.  Aid  Colvin  favored  the 
latter,  which  provided  for  the  proposed 
roadway  on  Stewart  avenue,  south  from 
22d  street,  and  for  the  railway  company  to 
build  the  viaduct  approaches,  and  fixing 
the  speed  of  its  trains  at  ten  miles  an  hour. 
In  consideration  of  the  fact  that  the  Rail- 
road Co.  would  get  two  tracks  into  the 
city,  and  that  it  would  get  all  the  bene- 
fits, and  the  city  would  in  return  only 
receive  the  right  to  use  the  land  at  Jack- 
son  street,  over  which  to  swing  the  bridge, 
the  ordinance  was  amended  so  as  to  pro 
vide  for  the  erection  of  a stone  or  brick  wall 
instead  of  board  fence;  giving  the  company 
one  year  to  perfect  the  improvements,  re- 
quiring Stewart  avenue  to  be  opened  to 
Twenty-second  street;  reducing  the  rate  of 
speed  to  ten  miles  an  hour,  and  compelling 
the  company  to  pay  the  damages,  cost  and 
expense  of  constructing  and  maintenance  of 
any  and  all  viaducts  and  the  approaches 
thereto,  including  a viaduct  at  Archer  av- 
enue. With  these  amendments  the  ordi- 
nance was  ordered  to  be  reported  to  the 
Council  in  the  evening,  when  it  was  pass- 
ed, loaded  down  so  as  to  defeat  the  wishes 
of  the  railroad  company  and  others  inter- 
ested in  the  scheme  as  originally  proposed.  | 


INFORMATION  WANTED. 

Any  person  furnishing  this  Journal  with 
the  whereabouts  and  other  information  that 
will  enable  us  to  collect  our  claim  or  suc- 
cessfully prosecute  the  following  parties, 
will  receive  a liberal  reward: 

Sparham  Roofing  Co. 

T.  J.  Shea,  alleged  Lawyer. 

W.  S.  Allen,  Newspaper  Reporter. 

Ross  Irving. 

W.  E Wyatt  & Co.,  Roofers. 

This  list  will  be  extended  to  include  a 
score  or  more  of  dead-beats  who  have  im- 
posed on  us  and  other  Journals. 

SUBURBAN  IMPROVEMENTS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Bills  for  public  improvements  were  pre- 
sented to  the  Board  of  Trustees,  amounting 
as  follows:  On  special  funds,  $16,959.54; 

general  funds,  $16,138.41;  total,  $33,097.95. 
A petition  was  presented  asKing  that  In- 
diana ave.,  between  55th  and  63d  sts.,  and 
60th  street,  between  State  street  and  South 
ParK  avenue  be  improved. 

The  proposed  ordinance  giving  the  Chi- 
cago City  Railway  the  privilege  of  construct- 
ing a “loop”  cable  line  at  South  Park  was 
discussed.  Remonstrances  were  received 
from  a large  number  of  South  Park  proper- 
to  owners,  the  Illinois  Central  Railroad  Co., 
the  Board  of  Education  of  district  No.  1, 
and  the  Park  Club  of  South  ParK. 

LAKE  VIEW. 

The  Board  of  Trustees  held  a meeting 
Monday  afternoon.  The  petition  of  W.  C. 
Gondy,  asking  for  a reconsideration  of  the 
ordinance  opening  a street  from  Fullerton 
avenue  to  St.  James  place,  was  placed  on 
file.  The  petition  for  curbing,  grading  and 
macadamizing  Clark  st.,  from  Diversy  st.  to 
Graceland  avenue,  was  referred  to  the  com- 
mittee of  the  whole.  Ordinances  were  passed 


for  the  improvement  of  Evanston  avenue, 
from  Belmont  avenue  to  Addison  street;  for 
the  improvement  of  Halsted  street  from 
Fullerton  avenue  to  ClarK  street,  and  for  the 
improvement  of  Clybourn  avenue,  from  the 
Northwestern  railroad  track  to  Belmont 
avenue. 

EVANSTON. 

The  petition  for  the  extension  of  the  fire 
limits  one  block  south  of  Lake  street,  was 
reported  adversely,  and  the  committee’s  re- 
port approved.  An  ordinance  for  the  grad- 
ing, claying  and  graveling  of  Grove  street, 
from  Wesley  avenue  to  Judson  avenue,  was 
passed,  the  Commissioners  estimating  the 
cost  of  the  improvement  at  $4,214.  The  at- 
torney was  instructed  to  draw  an  ordinance 
requiring  a permit  from  the  village  for  the 
erection  of  new  buildings.  Also  an  ordi- 
nance assessing  the  water  tax  against  the 
property  instead  of  the  owner  or  occupant 
thereof.  The  village  of  South  Evanston 
asked  the  privilege  of  tapping  hydrants  for 
the  purpose  of  filling  their  cisterns.  It  was 
said  that  the  artesian  well  wafer  of  South 
Evanston  was  unfit  for  laundry  purposes, 
and  somethihg  of  this  kind  was  necessary. 
They  were  willing  to  pay  a fair  rate  for  the 
water  used.  The  superintendent  was  au- 
thorized to  sell  water  to  water  carriers  at 
the  works,  but  permission  to  tap  any  of  the 
hydrants  was  refused.  The  question  of 
paving  material  for  Davis  st.  was  discussed, 
and  the  general  sentiment  was  in  favor  of 
putting  in  white  cedar  blocks.  The  cost  of 
the  improvement  is  estimated  at  $14,500. 


■ — Small  tables,  upholstered  in  cloth  or 
plush,  edged  with  chenille  crescents,  are  fit- 
ting repositories  for  bringing  ont  the  strong 
points  of  marble,  alabaster  and  terra  cotta 
statuettes. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


671 


THE 


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Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Afolkey,  III. — John  Gorr  will  soon  erect  a creamery. 

Milford,  Neb.— This  town  is  putting  up  a $5,000  sani- 
tarium. 

Denver,  Col.— A street  railway  company  will  shortly 
erect  a $30,000  office  building. 

Petoskey,  Mioh. — A block  of  stores  and  an  opera  house 
are  being  planned  for  erection  here. 

Ohiowa,  Neb. — Jas.  E.  Brown  is  about  to  erect  a hotel 
here.  Prices  wanted  on  dumb-waiters. 

Linoiln,  Neb. — E.  H.  Andrus  will  erect  a $12,000  busi- 
ness building,  Contracts  not  let. 

Indianapolis,  Ind. — A.  H.  Coburn  will  erect  a $2,000 
frame  cottage  on  Seventh  street. 

South  Bend,  Ind. — T.  M.  Howard  will  erect  an  addition 
to  his  building,  to  be  encased  in  iron. 

Devils  Lake,  Dak.— The  St.  P.  M.  & M.  R.  R.  Company,  I 
will  build  shops  at  this  place  next  spring. 

White  City,  Kan. — A new  school-house,  costing  $4,200; 
from  plans  by  A.  B.  Benton. 

Galena,  III.— Ex-Mayor  Hoser  is  having  his  brewery 
enlarged  and  improved. 

Port  Huron,  Mioh. — Howard  & Co.,  will  soon  repair 
their  saw-mill;  cost  about  $7,000;  contracts  not  let. 

Lansing,  Mioh.— J.  C.  & Wm.  L.  Haag  will  erect  a fac- 
tory building  here.  Prices  wanted  on  the  roofing  etc. 

Lapeer,  Mich. — Messrs  Vaughn  & Johnson  will  build 
a bricK  addition  to  their  creamery. 

Dana,  III.— H.  A.  Swift  will  build  a new  frame  house; 
wood-mantels,  wood-carpets,  furniture, etc., will  be  required. 

Columbus,  Ohio. — The  Board  of  Trade  contemplate 
building  a new  building.  Contracts  not  let.  Address  Chas. 
G.  Lord,  Secretary. 

Lake  Forest,  III. — W.  D.  Kinzie  holds  the  contracts 
for  building  a depot  here.  Pressed  and  common  bricK, 
cut-stone,  etc 


Riverside,  III. — An  Episcopal  church  will  soon  be 
erected  here  at  a cost  of  $0,000.  Address,  Rev.  Arthur 
Greenleaf,  pastor. 

Shreveport,  La. — A $10,000  school  house  will  be  erect- 
ed here  soon.  Contracts  not  let.  Address,  Clerk  of  school 
-board. 

St.  Joseph,  Mo. — The  St.  Joseph  Terminal  Co.,  incor- 
porated with  a capital  stock  of  $200,000,  for  the  purpose  of 
erecting  machine  shops,  freight  depots  and  round  houses. 
Address,  W.  D.  B.  Motter,  406  Francis  st.,  St.  Joseph. 

Norfolk,  Neb. — A.  Morrison  architect  has  drawn  plans 
for  a three-story  hotel,  to  be  104x150  ft.,  built  of  common 
and  pressed  brick,  architectural  and  galvanized  iron,  glass 
etc.,  and  cost  about  $25,000. 

Waupaoa,  Wis. — The  Waupaca  county  board  of  super- 
visors has  passed  a resoulution  providing  for  the  building 
of  a county  asylum  for  the  insane;  the  building  is  to  be- 
completed  next  year,  and  will  cost  about  $40,000. 

Milwaukee,  Wis.— Is  to  have  a fiue  new  school  house 
erected  in  the  thirteenth  ward.  Plans  have  not  as  yet  been 
drawn  and  any  information  can  be  obtained  from  Geo.  W. 
Porth,  City  Comptroller. 

Council  Bluffs,  Iowa. — The  City  Council  of  Council 
Bluffs,  will  be  asked  shortly  by  the  Woman’s  Christian 
union  to  appropriate  $10,000  to  aid  in  building  and  main 
taining  the  Cottage  Home  hospital. 

Springfield,  Iowa. — 0.  L.  Matthews  will  erect  a two 
story  dwelling  40x60  ft.,  at  a cost  of  $6000.  It  will  be  built 
of  brick  and  stone.  Furnace,  mantels,  grates,  etc.,  will  be 
required.  F.  R.  Schock  81  Clark  st„  Chicago,  is  the  archi- 
tect. Contracts  not  let. 

Paulding  Co,  Ohio. — A school-house  is  to  be  erected  at 
Pease  district,  Washington  townfhip,  Paulding  county,  C. 
Wannamachrr,  of  Ottovill,  Ohio,  contractor. 

Detroit,  MioH. — Paree,  Davis  & Co.,  have  commenced 
worK  on  an  addition  to  their  chemical  wotks  on  McDougall 
A.ve.  The  new  building  well  be  used  for  offices,  and  will 
cost  $30,000. 

Denver,  Col. — BricK  and  stone  dwelling,  Colfax  Ave.; 
cost  $12,000;  owner,  R.  Curtis;  architect. Varian  & Sterner; 
Stone  dwelling,  Broadway;  cost,  $6,000;  owner,  J.  A.  Film- 
ing; architect,  same  as  last. 


Marysville,  Mont. — A school-house  costing  nearly  $2,- 
500  is  being  built:  Chas.  E.  Dudley,  ClerK  Board  of  Eudca- 

Sioux  city,  Iowa. — The  vinegar  and  pickling  works  of 
this  city,  having  been  destroyed  by  fire,  will  be  rebuilt  at 
once.  Address,  Horace  Durcke,  manager. 

Grand  Rapids,  Mich.— Will  have  a new  hotel,  which 
will  be  larger  than  any  in  the  state,  and  will  contain  250 
rooms. 

Havana,  III.— A parsonage  is  to  be  erected  for  the  M 
E.  of  this  town.  Contracts  not  let.  Address,  J.  P.  McIn- 
tyre. 


T.  8.  White. 


il.  M. 


D.  Cutler. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


Richmond,  Ind. — A college  will  be  built  at  a cost  of 
$30,000;  it  will  be  three-story,  and  built  of  moulded  bricK, 
galvanized  iron,  etc.  Plans  not  drawn.  Contracts  not  let, 
Address,  Trustees  of  Earlham  College. 

Key  West,  Fla.— A two-story  warehouse,  100x125  ft., 
will  be  erected  here  at  a cost  of  $25,000.  W.  R.  Brown  of 
Cincinnati,  Ohio  is  the  architect.  It  will  be  built  of  brick, 
stone,  etc.  Contracts  not  let. 

West  Plaies,  Mo. — The  Presbyterian  church  is  being 
erected  at  a cost  of  $4,000.  Carpets,  bell,  pulpit  furniture 
etc.,  not  yet  furnished.  Address,  Amos  & Benton,  con- 
tractors. 


Aberdeen.  Dak.— John  H.  Drake  will  erect  a $10,000 
business  building.  It  will  be  three-stories,  built  of  pressed 
brick,  architectural  and  galvanized  iron  work  and  have 
stained  and  ornamental  glass,  etc.  Contracts  not  let. 

Detroit,  Mich.— David  Scotten  will  erect  a three-story 
frame  residence  42x52  ft.,  at  a cost  of  $12,000.  W.  Scott  & 
Co.,  are  the  architects.  Gas-fixtures,  grates,  mantels,  hard- 
wood, stained  and  plate  glass,  steam  heat,  etc.,  will  be  re- 
quired. 

Kansas— The  Board  of  State  House  Commissioners  for 
the  State  of  Kansas  will  receive  competitive  plans  for  the 
conpletion  of  the  central  portion  of  the  State  House  at  So- 
peka,  Kansas,  at  their  office  in  Capitol  Square,  Topeka, 
Kansas,  on  the  4th  day  of  January,  1887,  at  4 o’clock  p.  m. 

Aberdeen,  Dak.— St.  Mare’s  church  will  be  errcted 
Rev.  G.  W.  Flowers,  pastor  and  member  of  building  com- 
mittee. Contracts  not  let;  cost  of  building  $2,500.  Frame 
bell,  carpets,  pulpit  and  altar  furniture,  furnace  hear,  pews 
pipe  organ,  silver  service,  stained  glass,  upholstery. 

Oskaloosa,  Kan.— Sealed  proposals  will  be  received  by 
E.  L.  Warswick,  county  clere,  OsKaloosa,  Kan.,  until  Dec. 

15,  for  furnishing  material  and  building  an  abutment  for 

bridge  now  spanning  Buck  creeK,  also  the  price  of  putting 
in  a temporary  tretle  to  support  sai*  bridge  while  wore  is 
being  done. 

Maniton,  Col.— Dr.  W.  A.  Bell  will  erect  a residence 
and  conservatory  at  a cost  of  $24,000.  Stone,  annuncia- 
tors,  architectural  iron  work,  fine  brass 4 worK,  burglar 
alarms,  copper  work,  onr  dumb  waiter,  electric  belle,  m- 
candescent  electric  light,  fire-alarm  apparatus,  fire-proof- 
ino-,  artistic  frescoing  and  interior  decorationes,  plate  and 
stained  glass,  grates,  ha.dwood  finish,  hot-water  heat,  wood 
mantels,  skylights,  tile  floor  and  wainscoting.  Varian  & 
Sterner  34  Tabor  Blk.,  Denver,  Col.,  are  the  archite  cts, 

Newport,  Ky. — Kensington  Art  Tile  Co.,  Lovell  and 
Elm  sts.,  will  erect  a $10,000  business  building.  It  will  be 
built  of  common  and  enameled  brick,  architectural,  galvan- 
ized and  corrugated  iron  work,  and  will  have  four  boilers, 
fine  brass  wore,  wire  counter  and  office  railings,  one  dumb 
waiter,  electric  word,  two  elevators,  bank  and  office  fixtures 
and  furniture,  plate,  slained  and  ornamental  glass,  grates, 
hardwood  finish,  steam  beat,  iron  shutters,  one  steam  pump 
coriugated  iron  roof,  safe  shaftings  and  pulleys,  etc.  J. 
Glick  Jr.,  is  the  architect.  J.  T.  Allen  & Son  are  the  con- 
I tractors. 


Reports  of  New  Buildings  and  Buildings  to  be  Erected.  In  advance  of  Permits. 

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T Winholdt 
D Goldstine . 

Bellie  & Ducasse 

Thos  Burns 

Jno  Addison 

O 8 Rice 

Central  Mfg  Co 

R T Crane 

Dr  Murdock 

0 Schlenker  

C Vau  Horn 

F Behrendt 

D F Bacon  

D F Bacon  

( i W Parke  

W 8 Herbert 

A A Allen 

W Jacob 

L Kuhnert 

Henry  Tewes 

Mrs  J A Brooks 

St  Vincent  Orphan  Asylum. 
Carl  Pstrougak 
Harriets  Pratt 
Episcopal  Church  Soc 
T O Triggs 
A F Jones 
H M Stiles 


25x60 


Flat  building 

Warehouse  

Addition 

Residence  

Stores  and  flats 

6 Residences  

Residence 

2 Residences 

2 •'  

Residence  

2 Residences 

Dwellings  

Livery  Stable 

Stores  and  flats 

Residedce 

4 Residences 

Asylum 
Residence 


191x84 

130x200 

27x68 

25x48 

125x5) 

22x60 

50x50 

50x50 

30x60 

42x43 

26x60 

50x100 

25x50 

75x61 

120x96 

21x54 

28x56 


Michigan  av,  near  26th  st . . . 
Washington  and  Market  sts. 

Judd  an  l Wilson  sts 

148  Loomis  st 

255  Blue  Island  av 

Lincoln  and  Jackson  sts 

245  Bissell 

South  Park  av  and  32d  st  . . . 


C O Hansen,  Metropolitan  Blk . 

F Kelteuich,  78— 5th  av  

D S Pentecost,  296  W Monroe  st. 

J Speyer,  125  Van  Buren  st 

Jno  Addison,  116  Dearborn  st 

Charnley  & Evans,  163  State  st 

Holabird  & Roche,  Montauk  Blk  . ... 

Adler  & Sullivan,  Borden  Blk 

J H Moore,  175  La  Salle  st 

F Keltenich.  78— 5th  av 

D H Hayes  [contractor]  62  Emerson  av 

J H Schnoor,  434  Dayton  st  

H F Starbuck,  Ashland  Blk 


Monroe  aad  Leavitt  sts 

241  Oakley  av 

677  W Monroe  st 

272  Lincoln  av 

101)6  W Harrison  st 

291  Illinois  st 

824  W Jackson  st 

191  La  Salle  av 

632  W 17th  st 
Gross  Park  aud  Melrose  st 
Freeport,  111 


H R Wilson  Insurance  Exch  Bldg 

C H Williams  [contractor]  347  S Oakley  st 

Edwards  & Perry,  ” Owasco  st  & R R tr 

Theo  Karls  164,  La  Salle  st 

D S Pentecost,  296  W Monroe  st 

Hy  Sierks,  89  Randolph  st 

Wm  Thomas,  Metropolitan  Blk  

Burling  & Whitehouse,  36  Clark  st 

E R Krause,  Opera  House  Bldg . 

H F Starbuch,  Ashland  Blk 

W E Elliott,  320  S State  St,  Elgin 

F R Schock,  81  Clark  st 

J F Warner,  Opera  House  Bld’g 


St  Louis  Pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 
PresseJ  Brick  and  Lemont  Btone. 

Pressed  brick  and  stone 
Pressed  brick. 

Pressed  Brick  and  stone. 

Indiana  pressed  brick. 

Common  brick. 

Anderson  pressed  brick. 

Pressed  Brick  and  Lemont  stone. 

Anderson  pressed  brick  and  Lemont  stone. 
Indiana  “ “ Contracts  not  let. 


Anderson 

Anderson  Pressed  brick  and  brown  stone. 

m " “ and  Buff  Bedford  stone. 

“ “ “ and  Lemont  stone, 

Ind.  pressed  brick  and  Blue  Bedford  stone. 

And.  “ “ “ Buff  “ 

Pressed  brick, 

Frame. 

Pressed  brick. 


Frame  and  stone. 
Pressed  brick  and  stone. 


Contracts  not  let. 


I Ash,  Oak, Hickory, Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry, Whitewood, 

M -|  L U 111  L)  O I AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 

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ESTABLISHED  1853. 


HOLBROOK  CO. 

i Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO. 

1 Sout  Chicago  Riv  Telephone  Nc.  8213 


672 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


J.  ROBSON  WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 
BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6330  Halsted  Street— Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAKE  LOANS  ON  REAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  HO  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


Membek  Chicago  Real  Estate  Boakd. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 

A.  M.  KNOBLE. 


DIXON  £i  PETERSON, 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  <&  Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING!! 


Recorder’s 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE, 


Abstract  Department. 

Clark  & Washington  Streets. 


NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  24—116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 

H.  I.  GOLDY  F.  W.  ZURBURG. 

Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - • CHICAGO. 

Home  investments. 

IF  YOU  HAVE  $200  OR  MORE 
TO  INVEST,  CALL  AND  SEE  OUR 
ILLINOIS  AND  INDIANA  FIRST 
MORTCACE  COUPON  BONDS. 
FARM  LOANS  at  Current  RATES 
COMPLETED  IN  FIVE  DAYS 

United  States  Loan  & Trust 

2JO  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

E^-Money  Loaned,? 

WTaxes  Paid, 

^“Investments  Blade, 

^“Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 

MORITZ  WOLF, 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS, 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 

Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 

O.  A,  HALE.  E.  O.  HALE. 

HALE  BROS., 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 

164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 

MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

K.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  33  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 

C.  A.  BROSIEN, 

Real  Estate,  Renting, 

AND 

X_i  O .A.  1ST  S . — 

No»th  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

66  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago, 

Main  Floor.) 


Also  Brackets,  Balusters,  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  1 5 NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 

Andrew  KrimToill, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

OFFICES  ■ — Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block, 
South  Chicago,  111.  Howard  and  South  Chicago  Ave- 
nues, Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago.  Ilegewiscli  and  C'uinmings 

property  a specialty. 


Beal  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE— DREXEL-BOULEVARD. 

We  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty-seventh-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Also  between  Forty-eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare,  opportunity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-fifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGDE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st„  Rooml,  second  floor. 


FOR  SALE. 

1 1 1 1 

CHOICE  INVESTMENTS. 

1 1 1 1 

HAVING  for  many  years  kept  a record  of 
most  of  the  transfers  and  owners’ 
names  of  all  classes  of  business,  man 
ufacturing  and  dock  property,  we  can 
offer  to  investors  and  purchasers  in 
our  special  line,  superior  advantages  in 
selecting  what  they  want.  Many  of 
the  best  bargains  are  secured  by  per- 
sonal application  to  owners,  who  will 
not  allow  their  property  to  be  adver- 
tised for  sale. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

39  Washington-st.,  Room  10 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdoeff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st„  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 

story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,360.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x126, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works. 

POULSON  & ECER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cars 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

KICH’D  KOBINS  £ Qo.,  Agts.,  Doom  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  K«.  809. 


FOR  SALE. 

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— xxxx  By  0.  A.  BROSIEN,  1 

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56  Dearborn  Street.  


Residence  on  Bissel  street,  2-story  and 

Cellar  - - - $6,800 

Residence  on  Bissel  st.,  2 story,  - 4,500 

“ Dayton  st  - - - 6,800 

“ Dayton  st  - - 5,OOo 

“ Clark  st.  close  to  Park  - 13,000 

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« U U H « 

“ “ La  Salle  av 

“ Hurlbut  st 

“ Webster  av  - - - 

“ “ “ “ - - - 6,600 


- 12,500 

- 22.000 
- 8,000 

12,000 


in  LakeView,  two-story  and 
Cellar,  It  50x197,  nr.  Lake,  12,000 


3 stry  flats  on  Clark  st.,  - - 16,000 

3 stry  flats  on  Mohawk  st.,  - 10,500 

3 stry  flats  on  Wells  st  9,500 

3 stry  flats  SedgwicK  - 8,250 

Business  Property  on  Clark  st  - $20,000 
“ “ Wells  st  - 19,000 

“ “ Cottage  Grv.  Av.  26,000 

“ Milwaukee  av  28,500 


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SSSSSSSS8SS  sssssssssss 

SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 

Persons  wishing  beautiful  suburban  homes 
ready  to  move  into  by  the  first  of  May  next, 
will  do  well  to  send  for  one  of  the  pamphlets 
of  Morgan  Park  property  and  houses,  issued 
by  Col  Geo.  R.  Clarke,  No.  205  La  Salle  St., 
which  will  tell  all  about  the  prices  of  houses 
and  easy  terms  of  payment. 


CITY  COUNCIL. 

Chicago,  Dec  7. 

The  following  streets  a nd  alleys  were  or- 
dered to  be  improved  last  year  and  were  de- 
layed by  subsequent  order. 

Paving  Center  street,  from  Sedgwics  St. 
to  Halsted  St. 

Paving  altey  from  Twenty-sixth  to  Twen- 
ty ninth  streets,  between  Prairie  avenue  and 
Calumet  av. 

Paving  Law  avenue  from  West  Harrison 
street  to  West  Polk  street. 

Planking  alley  from  West  Harrison  street 
to  West  Polk  street,  between  Jefferson  street 
and  Law  avenue. 

Paving  Vine  street  from  North  avenue  to 
Willow  street. 

Paving  South  LaSalle  street  from  Twenty 
second  street  to  Thirty  first  street. 

Paving  Centre  street  from  Halsted  street 
to  Racine  avenue. 

Planking  alley  from  Wisconsin  street  to 
Center  street,  between  M <&  H. 

Paving  South  LaSalle  street  from  Thirty 
first  street  to  Egan  avenue. 

Planking  alley,  BIock  14,  Newberry’s  Ad- 
dition. 

Paving  West  Ohio  street  from’Desplaines 
street  to  Milwaukee  avenue. 


Paving  BrysoN  street  from  Lincoln  street 
to  Robey  street. 

Paving  Grenshaw  street  from  Oakley  av- 
enue to  Campbell  avenue. 

Paving  Menominee  street  from  North 
Clark  street  to  Sedgwick  street. 

Curbing  and  filling  Loomis  street  from 
Fourteenth  street  to  Blue  Island  avenue. 

Paving  Douglas  avenue  from  L S & M S R 
R to  Halsted  street. 

Curbing  and  filling  Plnm  street,  from 
Loomis  street  to  Laflin  street. 

Paving  Seymour  street  from  West  Lake 
street  to  railroad  grounds. 

Paving  Douglas  avenue  f-iom  Halsted  St. 
to  river. 

Paving  West  Madison  street  from  river  to 
Halsted  street. 

Paving  Carpenter  street  from  West  Madi- 
son street  to  West  Washington  street. 

Paving  Sangamon  street  from  Milwaukee 
avenue  to  West  Chicago  avenue. 

Paving  alley  from  Congress  street  to 
Charles  place,  between  Fifth  avenue  and 
Franklin  street. 

Paving  Huron  street,  From  Franklin  St. 
to  its  western  terminus. 

Paving  Douglas  avenue,  from  river  to 
Archer  avenue, 

Paving  Hunt  street  from  Elizabeth  street 
to  North  Centre  avenue. 

Planking  alley,  from  Gurley  street  to  $100 
feet  west  between  Miller  aed  Sholto  streets. 

PlanKing  alley  from  Augusta  street  to  No- 
ble street,  between  Milwaukee  avenue  and 
Wade  street. 

□ Macadamize  Prairie  avenue,  from  Douglas 
avenue  and  Egan  avenue. 

Paving  Wright  street  from  Canal  street  to 
Halsted  street. 

Paving  Wood  street  from  North  avenue  to 
North  Clybourn  place. 

Paving  Fifth  avenue  from  Twenty  sixth 
street  to  Thirty  first  street. 

Paving  Larrabee  street  from  Chicago  av- 
enue to  North  avenue. 

Carb  and  fill  west  Twenty  second  street, 
from  Ashland  avenue  to  Western  avenue. 

Paving  Wade  street  from  Elston  avenue 
to  Crittenden  st. 

Paving  Wisconsin  street  from  Sedgwick 
street  to  Larrabee  street. 

PaviDg  Congress  street  from  Franklin  St. 
to  MarKet  street. 

Paving  West  Ohio  street  from  Milwaukee 
avenue  to  Ashland  avenue. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  six  inch 
drains  on  Gilpin  Place  from  Centre  avenue 
to  Loomis  street.  Same  on  Paulina  from 
12th  st  to  15th  st;  same  on  Wood  st  same  to 
samo;  same  on  west  15th  stfrom  Morgan  to 
Centre  avenue,  same  on  west  13th  from  Ash- 
land ave  to  Wood  street. 

For  water  service  pipes  on  Wright  from 
Halsted  to  western  terminus.  Six  inch 
drains  on  Newberry  av  from  14th  to  Wright 
street.  Same  on  Hurlbut  st  from  Clybourn 
av  to  North  av.  Same  on  Vedder  st,  from 
Larrabee  to  Halsted;  same  on  Nixon  st  from 
Polk  to  Taylor;  same  on  BlacKhawK  from 
Elston  ave  to  Paulina  st;  same  on  Leavitt  st 
from  Division  to  North  ave. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 

CONTINUATIONS- FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  Made 
for  Certified 
Copies . 

_ C.  R.  WALLEGK, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO.  IU. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  South  western  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-class  se- 
curity. Correspondence  solicited. 


Wm.  A.  Merigold, 

For  Fifteen  Years  of  WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

Real  EstateAgent, 

(83  LA  SALLE  STREET. 

Property  Sold  and  Rented.  Rents  Collected 

Taxes  Paid.  Money  Loaned 


For  water  service  pipes  oa  Wood  st  from 
west  12th  st  to  w 15th.  Same  on  w 13th  from 
Wood  to  Ogden  av;  same  on  west  15th  st 
from  Centre  ave  to  Wood  st;  same  on  Mor- 
gan st  from  Fulton  to  west  Indiana;  for  wa- 
ter service  pipes  on  Delaware  place  from 
Dearborn  ave  to  Lake  Shore  drive;  for  same 
on  McReynolds  st  from  Ashland  av  to  Wood 
st;  for  curbing  grading  and  paving  Wendell 
street  from  n Wells  to  its  western  terminus. 
For  curbing,  filling  and  paving  Blackhawk 
st  from  Elston  to  Paulina  st. 

For  curbing,  filling  and  paving  Elston  ave 
from  Armitage  ave  to  Snow  st;  same  on  Gi- 
rard st  from  Milwaukee  to  North  av;  same 
on  Fox  place  from  Noble  st  to  Elston  av; 
ave;  same  on  Robey  st  from  North  ave  to 
Armitage;  same  on  St.  Clair  from  Ontario 
to  Superior;  for  sidewalk  on  both  sides  of 
St.  Clair  st  from  Ontario  to  Superior;  for 
changing  name  of  Selma  st  to  Sullivan  ct; 
for  repealing  ordinance  and  annulling  as- 
sessment for  sidewalks  on  Coventry  st  and 
Rhine  st;  establishing  grades  in  Seo,  32  and 
33  39  14,  as  follows: 


WiVI  E.  Hinchliff  & Co  . ? successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANtTFAOTtJBEIia  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 

Room  lO  1 59  LaSalle  St.  Ohioa-go, 


<373 

GREENEBAUM  SONS. 

Mortgage  an<|  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  Interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


New  York, 

501  Fifth  Avenue. 


Brooklyn, 

203  Montague  Street . 


o j.  Li-  MEYER  & S OUSTS  CO 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  Fine  Store  and 
office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


Egan  avenue,  at  Halsted  st,  13  ft. 

“ at  Emerald  av,  13  ft. 

“ at  Dashiel  st,  13  ft. 

“ at  Lowe  ave,  13  25-100  ft. 

“ at  Wallace  st,  13  5 10  ft. 

“ at  Parnell  ave,  13  5-10  ft. 

“ at  Butler  st,  13  75-100  ft. 

“ at  Stewart  av,  14  75-100  ft. 

“ at  Portland  av,  15  4-10  ft. 

The  above  heights,  as  fixed,  are 

intended  to  be  measured  from  the  plane  of 
low  water  of  A.  D.,  1847,  as  fixed  by  the 
Commissioners  of  the  Illinois  and  Michigan 
Canal,  and  adopted  by  the  late  Board  of 
Sewerage  Commisaioners. 


WARRANTY  DEEDS. 


BUILDING  PERMITS. 


1 -story 


Chas.  A.Seymour&Go 

— ESTABLISHED  1841.  — 

REAL  ESTATE, 
RENTING  AND  LOANS. 

Kent!*  Collected.  Taxes  Paid. 

Appraisal  & Sale  of  all  Classes  of  Real  Estate. 

Personal  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
Estates. 

Room  14,  149  La  Salle  St.  CHICACO. 


Thiity-third  st., 


Thirty-second  st.,  at  its  intersection  with 
Auburn  st.,  13  3-10  feet. 

Thirty-second  st,  at  Lowe  ave,  14  ft. 

“ “ at  Wallace  st,  14  ft. 

“ “ at  Parnell  ave,  14  ft. 

“ “ at  Butler  st,  14  ft. 

** * * 4  “ at  Hanover  st,  14  ft. 

“ at  Stewart  ave,  14  ft. 

“ at  Shields  ave,  14  ft. 

at  Emerald  ave,  13  5-10  ft. 
at  Dashiel  3t,  14  ft. 

“ “ at  Lowe  ave,  14  ft. 

“ " at  Wallace  st,  14  ft. 

“ l-  at  Parnell  ave,  14  ft. 

“ “ at  Butler  st,  14  ft. 

“ “ at  Hanover  st,  14  ft. 

“ “ at  Stewart  ave,  14  ft. 

“ “ at  Shields  ave,  14  ft, 

“ “ at  Portland  ave,  14  ft' 

“ “ at  Fifth  ave,  14  ft. 

“ “ at  South  La  Salle  st,  14  ft. 

Thirty-fourth  st.,  at  Emerald  ave,  13  5-10  ft. 

“ “ at  Dashiel  st.  14  ft. 

Douglas  avenue,  at  Butler  st,  14  ft. 
Thirty-sixth  st.,  at  Parnell  ave,  14  ft. 

“ “ at  Bntler  st,  14  ft. 

Thirty -seventh  court,  at  Butler  st,  13  ft. 

“ “ at  Stewart  av,  14  5-10  ft. 

“ “ at  Shields  av,  14  5-10  ft. 

Thirty-eighth  street,  at  Emerald  ave,  13  ft. 

“ “ at  Dashiel  st,  13  ft. 

“ “ at  Lowe  av,  13  25-100  ft. 

“ “ at  Wallace  st,  13  5-10  ft. 

“ “ at  Parnell  av,  13  5 10  ft. 

“ “ at  Butler  st,  13  5-10  ft. 

“ “ at  Stewart  av,  14-6-10  ft. 

“ “ at  Shields  av, 14  75-100  ft 

“ “ at  Portland  ave,  15  ft. 

“ “ at  Wentworth  ave,  16  ft. 

“ “ at  South  LaSalle  st,16  ft 

Thirty-eighth  court,  at  Butler  st,  13  6-10  ft. 

“ “ at  Stewart  av,14  5-10  ft. 

“ “ at  Portland  av,15  2-10  ft 


Augusta  st,  No  276,  August  Luedes 
cottage  24x40.  $ 1,000. 

Congress  st,  No  1350,  Amos  Allen  1-story 
cottage  2^x28,  $600. 

Clam  st  n,  No  617,  M Swatek  2-story  rear 
addition  to  factorv  15x82  $3,500. 

Clinton  st,  Nos  198  and  200  Warren  Springer 
5-story  factory  50x160  $40,000. 

Dearborn  av  Nbs  374  and  376,  John  T Dale 
1-story  addition  50x81,  2000. 

Dearborn  st  No  2830,  R Rahem  1 story  cot 
tage  35x44,  $800. 

Elm  st.  No  436  Horace  F White  2-story 
dwolling  20x53,  $6,000. 

Emerald  av,  No  3417  J Hamanwav  one. and 

1- half  story  dwelling  22x40,  $2,500. 

Holt  av,  No  630  Frank  Bozan  1-story  rear 
addition  20x27,  $600. 

Hoyne  av  s,  Nos  224  to  234,  O B Wilson  six 

2- story  dwellings  100x54,  $12,00C. 

Irving  place  Nos  189  and  181  Mrs  S Webb 

two  two  story  dwellings  40x35,  $4,500. 

May  st  n Nos  131-133,  Peter  Larsen  3-story 
factory  40x50,  $3,000. 

May  st  n,  Nos  131  and  133  Peter  Larsen  3- 
story  factory  40x50  $3,000. 

North  av,  No  402  W Neendorfif  1-story  cottage 
22x45  $8C0. 

Polk  st  w,  Nos  866  to  872,  T B Clark  3-story 
store  and  flat  80x48,  $6,000, 

Portland  av  No  2706  Wm  Burns  iron  shed  18 
x26,  $500. 

Shober  s-,  No  633,  John  Jenson  2-story  flats 
21x40  $2,200. 

Seventeenth  st  w No  61,  Riehl  Radkoosta  3- 
story  flats  20x64,  $3,040. 

Seldon  st  No  32,  John  Thomas  1-story  cot- 
tage 20x40,  $800. 

State  st,  No  3331  C J Farson  3-story  stores 
and  flats  22x83,  $7,500. 

Twenty  ninth  st,  Nos  227  and  229  Geo  Han- 
ains  foundation  40x90,  $1,000. 

Thirtieth  st,  Nos  129  to  132,  I J Mix  2-story 
flats  70x35,  $8,000. 

Twentieth  st.  No  615,  John  Bacha  2-storv 
flat  21x60,  $3,300. 

Twelfth  st,  Nos  1052  and  1054,  Wm  L Dab- 
ney 3-story  store  and  flats  44x68,  $12,000. 
Washtenaw  av  Nos  804  to  824Thos  M Crow- 
ley and  S Kerr  ten  2-story  cottages  210x 
31,  $17,500. 

Wabash  av  No  1412,  Henry  A Bailing  1-story 
store  20x28,  $1,700. 

Wall  st,  No  3224  Anton  Sabuta  2-story  flats 
21x60,  $2,400. 

Wilcox  av,  No  1154  W J Callings  2-story 
dwelling  20x50  $3  000 


City  Property. 

Albany  av,  264  ft  n of  25th  st  wf  48x125  ft 
Nov  23,  Trago  & Smith  to  Louis  Wag- 
ner   $520 

Ashland  av  50  ft  s of  21st  st  wf  25  ft  to  al- 
ley Oct  1,  John  Kravolec  to  J M Kravo- 

lec $ 1,800 

Ashland  av  se  cor  21st  st  wf  50  ft  to  alley 
Feb  19,  John  Kravolec  to  Jas  M Kravol- 

eb $14,000 

Austin  av,  near  Ada  st,  sf  25x150  ft  impd 
Nov  15,  G Thornton  to  Bridget  Cronin 

$3,600 

Ashland  av,  144  ft  s of  36th  st  ef  24x125  ft 
May  17,  ’81,  C Counselman  to  P and  A 

Mitchell $500 

Albany  av,  122  ft  n of  Lane  st  ef  40x93  ft 
Dec  3,  Sam’l  C Hayes  to  Nelson  W Mur- 
ray  $1,600 

Austin  av,  120  ft  w of  Paulina  st.  nf  25x 
100  ft  Dec  1.  A S & P J Godman  to  Cath- 
arine Nolan $3,000 

Adams  st  w,  100  ft  e of  Spaulding  av  nf 
150  ft  to  Barry  Point  road  Nov  29,  Mary 

Jordan  to  J A Kelsey  $3,200 

Adams  st  w,  200  ft  w of  Rockwell  st  sf  25x 

124  ft  Nov  15,  Charles  Koeder  to  P Bur- 
roughs   $850 

Adams  st  w,  bet  Wood  and  Paulina  sts  nf 
32%  ft  to  Ogden  av  Dec  1,  W H Holden 

to  Harriet  Braynard $5,000 

Ashland  av,  140  ft  n of  Bloomingdale  rd, 
ef  24x125  ft  Dee  8,  Simon  McMahon  to 

Amelia  Kusting $2,300 

Austin  av,  75%  ft  e of  Morgan  st  sf  40x116 
ft  Nov  20,  Martha  M Allen  to  Albert  W 

Storms $3,200 

BlackhawK  st  and  Clybourn  av  It  on  stnr 
ef  28x176  ft  impd  June  4,  Mathias  Sei- 

metz  to  Maria  C Seimetz $2,000 

Blue  Island  av,  90  ft  n of  Gurley  st  ef  25x 
120  ft  Dec  6,  Edward  Murphy  to  Chas  A 

Katz $6,259 

B st,  74  ft  e of  Dominick  nf  25x120  ft  Dec 
9,  Greenebaum  & Foreman  to  J Bies- 

chke $500 

Barclay  st,  261  ft  s of  Division  st  ef  24x 

125  ft,  Sept  13,  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  C B 

Holmberg $550 

Bryson  st,  167  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  sf  25x132 
ft  Nov  15,  F W Hatterman  to  Iver  Chris- 
tiansen   $800 

Clark  st,  nw  cor  Jackson  ef  186x125  ft  sub- 
ject to  lease  of  hotel  Nov  30,  estate  of 
P F W Peck  to  Levi  Z Leiter  ....  $577,530 
Coblentz  st,  188  ftn  of  Hoyne  av  sf  48x100 
ft  Dec  3,  T A Snow  to  Bertha  Nathan 

$6,000 

Calumet  av,  near  ne  cor  32d  st,  wf  23x125 
ft  impd  Nov  6,  Isaac  & Max  Wolff  to 

Chas  E Hill $16,500 

Calumet  av,  145%  ft  n of  32d  st,  ef  25x125 
ft  Dec  3,  C E Hill  to  Isaac  & Max  Wolff 

$6,000 

Congress  st  w,  ne  cor  Albany  av  sf  75x171 
ft  also  50x153  ft  on  se  cor  Nov  16,  Edsen 

Keith  to  Wardell  Guthrie $4,200 

Congress  st,  100  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  25x 
171  ft  Nov  26,  Edson  Keith  to  Jas  Coc- 
kle   $750 

Crawford  av,  209  ft  n of  Nineteenth  st  wf 
237%xl28  ft  Nov  21,  S Smith  to  J L 

Pike $1,200 

Crawford  av,  same  property  as  above  Nov 

22,  J L Pike  to  F A Keener $1,200 

Clybourn  place  w,  24  ft  w of  Dudley  st  sf 
24x125  ft  Dec  1,  S E & C M Graves  to 
Annie  Murdoch $1,800 


J.  H.  BISSELL, 
Suburban  Real-Estate, 


52  MAJOR  BLOCK. 

Home!*  at  Elsdon.  with  cheap  fares  on  Grand 
Trunk  R,  R.,  and  MONEY  LOANED  TO  BUILD. 
Also  Blocks  and  Acbes  South  and  West. 


Coblentz  st,  260  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x 
100  ft  impd  Nov  29,  C C <fc  D J Wren  to 

John  Rathke $1,250 

Coblentz  st,  254  ft  w of  Robey  st  wf  23x 
109  ft  impd  Nov  27,  C C & D J Wren  to 

Frank  Konpes $1,250 

Coblentz  st,  236  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x 
100  ft  impd  Dec  4,  C C & D J Wren  to 

August  Gosch $1,250 

Clybourn  place  w,  48  ft  e of  Girard  st  nf 
24x125  ft  Dec  3,  H J Rand  to  R R Ev- 
ans   $1,250 

Congress  st,  105%  ft  e of  Wabash  av,  sf 
25x80  ft  Nov  30,  F W PecK  to  Walter  L 

Peck  trustees $11,115 

Clayton  st,  55  ft  w of  Morgan  st  sf  25x84 
ft  impd  Dec  6.  Frank  Mattas  to  R & M 

Raiskij $2,150 

Calumet  av,  se  cor  Ray  st  wf  75x125  ft  Apl 
28,  Est  of  Hugh  B Ray  to  John  F Tem- 
ple   $10,500 

Calumet  av,  se  cor  Ray  st  wf  27x125  ftNov 
30,  John  F Temple  to  James  L Collins 

$4,500 

Carl  st,  16  feet  w of  LaSalle  av  sf  24x107 
ft  Dec  8,  Master  in  chancery  to  William 

Schich $5,105 

Charles  st  40  ft  e of  Franxlin  in  rear  40x 
53%  ft  Dec  1,  Benj  J Ettelsohn  to  Mich- 
ael Bourke $10,000 

Clybourn  place  w,  24  ft  e of  Girard  st  wf 
24x125  ft,  Dec  3,  H J Rand  to  J L Mail- 

fald $1,250 

Clayton  st,  126fteofFisK  st  25x84%  ft, 
impd  Dec  1,  Jan  Pecha  to  Josef  Osvald 

. . . $2,300 

Davis  st,  125  ft  n of  Heinsch  st  ef  25x124 
ft  Nov  29,  E H Sheldon  to  L Mayer.  .$600 
Davis  st,  adj  above  25x124  ft  Oct  25,  S H 

Sheldon  to  L Mayer $600 

Dicsson  st,  155  ft  n of  Division  st  wf  24x 
110  ft  impd  Nov  15,  FrancisKa  Braun  to 

Jacob  KasinsKi $2,800 

Dickson  st,  208  ft  s of  Blackhawk  st  wf  24 
xl09  ft  Nov  26,  J M Southworth  to  A 

Przenickowski $1,000 

Dickson  st,  s and  adj  above  24x109  ft  Nov 
26,  J M Southworth  to  J Asowski. . .$1,000 
Dayton  st,  102  ft  s of  Clay  st  wf  25x125  ft 
impd  Dec  6,  Rudolph  PeKi  to  Nickolaus 

Witzel $1,950 

Delaware  place,  the  premisas  No  77,  Dec 

4,  John  Minwegen  to  Clans  D Meyer 

$3,600 

Dudley  st,  135  ft  s of  w Division  st  ef  52x 
120  ft,  Dec  1,  Anders  Nielson  to  « E 

Hatterman $1,400 

Dickson  st,  170%  ft  s of  Blackhawd  st  ef 
24x137%  ft  Dec  7,  Justin  Mill  to  M Bar- 

wig .. .. *U00 

Douglas  av  200  ft  w of  Lincoln  st  sf  25x 
125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  M 

Varley $375 

Eiohteenth  st  w,  44  ft  e of  Morgan  st  sf  22 
xl08  ft  Sept  21,  Isaac  Drake  to  Andrew 

Pearson $1,600 

Elevators  A and  B and  crib  C situated  nr 
Illinois  Central  Depot  Dec  1,  Ebenezer 
Buckin^am  to  Illinois  Central  Railroad 
Co....  $462,255 


! 


674 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Emerald  av,  50  ft  s of  Twenty  ninth  st  wf 
25il  26  ft  Dec  7,  Albert  Crane  to  John 


Katil 


. $690 


Flournoy  st.  75  ft  w of  California  av  nf  25 
xl24  ft  Dec  3,  E S Lane  to  B Britt.  . .$500 
Flournoy  st,  50  ft  w of  California  av  nf  26 
xl24  ft  Dec  3,  A & L Bache  to  B Britt  $500 
Flournoy  st,  77  ft  e of  Albany  av  nf  25x 
125  ft  July  12.  P W Snowhook  to  J J 

Powers $400 

Fairfield  av,  s of  Twelfth  st  ef  24x130  feet 
Dec  1,  HF  Schuermann  to  H Fitzger- 


Wholesale  and 

Retail  Dealer  in 


aid. 


$650 


Fullerton  av,  116  ft  e of  Western  av,  nf  48 
xlOO  ft  Moh  21,  ’85,  A Crawford  to  Ernst 

„ Jona9 $800 

Fourteenth  st  w,  403  ft  w of  Waller  sf  24x 
100  ft  Sept  2,  C G French  to  Wm  Ro- 

berts • $1,550 

Flournoy  st,  bet  Campbell  and  Western 
a vs,  18x124%  ft  Dec  2,  A C A W H Kies- 

ling  to  Robt  Hanisch $3,300 

Fleetwood  st,  sw  cor  North  av  ef  394  ft  to 
alley  Nov  16,  Chicago  Land  Co  to  John 

M Krause $16,000 

Fisk  st,  194  ft  n of  20th  st,  wf  26x87%  ft 
impdNov  12,  John  Dworak  to  Mary  Pe- 

ceny 425 

Girard  st,  212  ft  s of  Wabansia  av,  wf  24 
121  ft,  Nov  2,  T Riehl  to  C S Eiermann 

_ $600 

Goethe  st  nw  cor  Ritchie  place  sf  77x80  ft 
Nov  9,  John  Ritchie  to  S Corning  Judd 

_ $8,947 

Greenshaw  st,  100  ft  e of  Campbell  av  nf 
20x115  ft  Dec  1,  F A Gammon  to  Jas  L 

r Campbell $1,500 

Gross  Terrace  332  ft  s of  Madison  st  ef  23 
x89  ft  impd  Aug  25,  S E Gross  to  Jacob 

Barnsley $2,850 

Girard  st,  191  ft  s of  North  av  wf  25x125 
ft  impd  N«v  8,  F A E Rethke  to  C L 

Krack $1,250 

Green  st  n,  128  ft  n of  Kinzie  wf  20x116  ft 
Dec  7,  Margaret  Geaney  to  Joseph  Van 

„ Aker $2,800 

Gardner  st.  e of  Halsted  st  nf  21  9-10x98 
ft  impd,  Dec  7,  Edward  Steemer  to  F 

_.Mn1/ $1,150 

Girard  av.  188  ft  s of  Wabansia  av,  nf  24x 
121  ft  Nov  2,  T Riehl  to  P Jdzixowski 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

( CHICAGO,  ILL. 


Office,  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St., 

Opposite  Palmer,  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory, 
White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  etc. 


Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring 

BILLS  OTJT  TO  ORDER. 


Girard  st,  264  ft  n of  North  av  ef  24x121 
ft  April  9,  Henry  Hoepe  to  H Schroeder 


Girard  st,  120  ft  n of  North  av  sf  24x121 
ft  July  3.  A Schomragh  to  Tollef  Tollag- 

_ 8en  $600 

Hawthorn  av,  sw  cor  Rees  st  ef  350  ft  to 
river  June  21,  Chicago  Land  Co  to  Chas 

TTMears $42,000 

Hoyne  av,  102  ft  s of  Bryson  st  ef  I2%x 
126  ft  Nov  8,  J P Garvey  to  J Zielks. $„, 
Hoyne  av.  102  ft  n of  Crystal  st  ef  37%x 
126  ft  Nov  8,  J P Garvey  to  F Kreplin 

••■••••• $1,350 

Howe  st,  20  ft  s of  Garfield  av,  ef  20x124 
ft  impd  Dec  6,  F M Lewis  to  Thomas  D 

Cottrell $4,500 

Harrison  st  w,  102%  ft  w of  Albany  av,  sf 
25x124  ft  Nov  29,  J A Borden  to  H La- 


donceur . 


$750 


Halsted  st  s,  near  18th  st  ef  25x100  ft  Dec 
7,  Joseph  Dostal  to  Vaclav  Topinka$6,000 
Halsted  st  s,  50  ft  n of  19th  st  ef  25x120  ft 
impd  Dec  2,  Vaclav  Topinka  to  Joseph 

„ °estal $13,250 

Homan  av,  225  ft  s of  15th  st  ef  50x125  ft 
Dec  2,  E J McCarthy  to  John  McCarthy 

••;•••• $4,500 

Halsted  st,  sw  cor  of  Hubbard  st  ef  40x116 
ft  Nov  30,  PatricK  Gaffney  to  John  Pow- 

„ 3r® , $15,000 

Harrison  st  w,  100  ft  w of  Sacramento  av 
nf  25x125  ft,  Nov  23,  G HALE  Clark 

to  E Hair $725 

Harrison  st  w,  bet  Oakley  and  Leavitt  sts 
nf  24%xl24  ft  Dec  2,  Henry  Sherer  to  A 

M Crawford $1,700 

Inglehart  av  near  Twenty  seventh  st.  wf 
22  9-10x150  ft  Dec  6,  Jas  Crofton  to  J P 

Taylor $1,800 

Indiana  av,  325  ft  s of  34th  st  ef  25x160  ft 
Dec  1,  M T Roberts  to  R B Johnson  $4,400 
Indiana  st  w,  86  ft  e of  Onion  sf  20x70  ft 
Dec  17,  Laura  Anderson  to  Victoria 

Brignaldello *2  500 

Iowa  st,  288  ft  w of  Robey  st  nf  24x123  ft 
Oct  2,  Est  of  Thos  Suffern  to  Josef  Pi- 

lat $2,650 

Johnson  st.  138  ft  n of  west  14th  ef  24x100 
ft  Nov  10.  Orlando  Davidson  to  John 

Kuratko $1,575 

Jacxson  st  w,  248  ft  e of  Throop  st,  nnd 
2-5  of  50x120  ft  impd  Nov  29,  T Barney 
et  al  to  F C Loomis $2,800 


Jefferson  st,  27%  ft  n of  JacKson  st  ef 
27%x97  ft  Nov  16.  £ G Rate  to  A F Bied- 

ler $5,500 

Johnson  st,  144  ft  s of  14th  st  ef  24x100  ft 
Dec  3,  A H Merrill  to  Gottfried  Tie- 

mann $1,600 

Jefferson  st  83%  ft  n of  Jackson  ef  55 %x 
148x97  ft,  Dec  3,  John  McMahon  to  J W 

Midgely $12,500 

Jackson  st,  sw  cor  Hoyne  av,  nf  19%x51  ft 
Nov  10,  E & L Shaw  to  Isharn  F Brad- 

>ey $5,000 

Jackson  st  bet  Washtenaw  and  California 
avs  nf,  42x100  ft  Nov  20,  John  A Cooper 

to  Geo  W Strell $1,680 

Lexington  st,  225  ft  w of  Campbell  av  nf 
25x125  ft  Oct  25,  J F Lawrence  to  Eliza 

Milnes ...$750 

La  Salle  st  s,  the  premises  No  3713  Dec  3 

A B Rowley  to  T A M Kaiher $3,000 

Lexington  st,  141  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  50 
xl24%  ft  Dec  8,  J M Haslett  to  L eorge 

Cadwell $1,650 

Lowe  av,  100  ft  s of  Twenty  ninth  st  wf  25 
xl24  ft  Nov  20,  T H Faile  to  Luxe  Dan 

$725 

Moore  st,  138  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  25x124  ft 

Nov  18,  W W Kimball  to  A Bohm $550 

Mansfield  st,  349  ft  s of  Taylor  st  ef  24x 
125  ft  Deo  7,  Thos  D Tausey  to  John  W 

Sc::)tt $1,600 

Mohawk  st,  320  ft  s of  North  av  ef  25x124 
feet  impd  Dec  6,  Simon  Hehn  to  Peter 

Panly $3,525 

Madison  st  w,  near  Albany  av  sf  144.7x125 
ft  Nov  20,  Jas  H Coleman  to  John  Spry 

Lumber  Co $10,852 

Newberry  av,  72  ft  n of  Wright  st  ef  24x93 
ft  impd  Dec  8,  Andreas  Larsen  to  FO  A 

M Holtfoldt $3,800 

Noble  st,  50  ft  n of  Blanche  st  wf  25x90  ft 
Feb  9,  G B Lewis  to  Anton  Kunath . . . $800 
Osgood  st,  170  ft  s of  Webster  av  wf  25x 
125  ft  Sept  1,  M J Sullivan  to  Society  of 

Priests  of  the  Mission $900 

Polk  st  w,  near  DeKalb  st  nf  24  ft  to  alley 
impd  Mch  5,  ’85,  J L Campbell  to  Tho- 
mas A Anderson $5,000 

P rairie  av,  173  ft  n of  37th  stef  32x124  ft 
Dec  7,  Duncan  S McBean  to  Sallie  P 

McBean $15,000 

Paulina  st,  348  ft  n of  Taylor  ef  25x125% 
ft  Sept  13,  A C Goodman  to  W J H Hie- 

key $1250 

Park  av  n,  38  ft  n of  24th  st  wf  37  ft  to  al-' 
ley  Oct  30,  Jas  Bolton  to  Bemis  McAvoy 

Brewing  Co $11,000 

Robey  st  n,  82  ft  s of  Bryson  st  ef  25x120 
ft  impd  Nov  29,  John  Jenson  to  August 

Knochenmuss $4,375 

Rhodes  av,  bet  33d  and  34th  sts  wf  20x150 
ft  impd  Dec  1,  Thos  D Cottrell  to  Fred 

,M  Lewis $8,500 

Richmond  st,  75  ft  sof  Cortez  ef  25x125  ft 
Sept  21,  est  of  Jas  Carter  toEEH  Kru- 

_ Ker $500 

Richmond  st,  50  ft  s of  Thomas  st  wf  25 x 
125  ft  Oct  2,  est  Jas  Carter  to  J J Van- 

dervest ; $550 

Rhodes  av,  ne  cor  31st  stwf  177-10x100  ft 
Dec  1,  J B Breese  to  Arnold  Tripp. $6,125 
Robey  st,  137  ft  s of  Adams  wf  75x125  ft 
Dec  1,  Rodney  Denis  to  Jacob  Kramer 

$5,944 

oeminary  av,  251  ft  n of  Webster  wf  48x 
124  ft  Oct  3,  est  of  W B Ogdon  to  Henry 

Marwedel $ j 7qq 

Seminary  av,  299  ft  n of  Webster  av  wf  24 
xl24  ft  Oc!  13,  Caroline  O Jones  to  Hen- 

ry  Marwede $850 

Sumner  st,  48  ft  s of  15th  st,  ef  und  % of 
24x127  ft  Dec  2,  ,W  A J Frauenxnecht  to 


Dec  3,  F E and  T P Phillips  to  William 

TaPPe $300 

Sedgwick  st.  78  ft  n of  Hobbie  st,  ef  26x 
130  ft  Dec  3,  Nels  K Anderson  to  Pou- 

tus  Lindkraus  et  al $6,500 

State  st.  No  1814,  Nov  3,  Mary  A Hovey  to 

Willie  B Holton $7,500 

Seventeenth  st  w,  170  ft  w of  Laflin  st  nf 
25x124  ft  Oct  5,  est  of  A M Huntington 

ton  to  J Wales $800 

Superior  st,  120  ft  w of  Dearborn  av,  sf 
19%xl39  ft  Dec  4,  Ann  Brown  to  Marga- 
ret Miller $3,146 

Twentieth  st  w,  291  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf 
50x124  ft  Sept  6,  John  Krahmer  to  Jno 

G Schaar $2,000 

Thirty  fifth  court,  sw  cor  of  Tucker  st  nf 
99x147  ft  Dec  4.  Michael  McDermott  to 

Catherine  O’Connell $2,300 

Thirty  fourth  court  150  ft  e of  Long  John 
st  nf  25x125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al 

to  D Flynn $275 

Thirty  seventh  st,  75  ft  e of  Wallace  st  sf 
25x100  ft  Nov  26,  B A M Molloy  to  Thos 

m Hassey $2)30o 

Twenty  fifth  st,  153  ft  w of  Portland  av, 
nf  25x124  ft,  Sept  30,  Est  of  L Schaefer 

to  T Schaefer $1,200 

Turner  av,  300  ft  s of  19th  st,  ef  25x125  ft 
Nov  26,  J L Lombard  to  A Norton . . . $700 
Twenty  second  st  w,  63%  ft  w of  Clifton 
Pars  av,  nf  25  ft  imp  Dec  1,0  J Wright 

to  A J McGee $j  7qq 

Thomas  st,  175  ft  e of  Seymour  st  sf  24x 
120  ft  Nov  17,  S E Gross  to  J M Orban 

$2,000 

laylorstw,  bet  Campbell  and  Western 
avs  sf  20x125  ft  impd  Dec  6,  H E Cooper 

to  J as  Hood $5  000 

Twenty  first  st  w 72  ft  e of  Wood  st,  sf  24 
xl25  ft  impd  Dec  6.  M and  F Stolba  to 

Kate  Groh $1,250 

Thirty  fifth  st,  se  cor  Stanton  av  nf  lOOx 
115  feet  Dec  4,  Bernard  Engel  et  al  to 

Genevieve  A Wheeler $18,000 

Van  Buren  st  w,  100  ft  w of  California  av 
sf  25x125  ft  Nov  12,  est  of  M Glasscock 

to  Jas  Creighton $1,000 

VaD  Buren  st  w,  ne  cor  Wood  st  sf  126x75 
ft  Nov  29,  John  L Messurier  to  Helen  S 

Magill $21,000 

V ernon  av,  95%  ft  n of  33rd  st  ef  17x164% 
ft  Nov  24,  Jas  M Love  to  Sarah  J Ten- 

ten  5QQ 

Wallace  st  122  ft  n of  32nd  st  ef  25x124  ft 
Nov  20,  Anton  Pickertto  J Liesser.  . .$730 
Western  av,  68  ft  n of  Lubecn  st  wf  28x 
100  ft  Dec  8,  Robert  Christiansen  to  Sa  ' 

bine  Jansen $2,900  I 

Western  av,  242  ft  n of  Monroe  st  wf  33x 
115%  ft,  Nov  22,  Hale  A Standish  to  Ro- 

main  BlaKeslee $3,300 

Wall  st,  122  ft  s of  Springer  wf  25x125  ft 
Sept  8,  E aDd  L H Harland  to  H Knack 


Warren  av,  75  ft  w of  Francisco  st  nf  25x 
123  ft  Dec  6,  E C A GW  Strell  to  D S 
Daily ....  ....  ....  ......  4 j 

Wallace  st,  248  ft  n of  33d  st,  wf  24x124  ft 
impdfNov  7,  H I A L W Sexton  to  L A E 

Burns $2 

Western  av,  96  ft  n of  20th  st  ef  24x116  ft 
Nov  27,  E A A J Stephens  to  Jas  Mar- 
shall Jr $4  300 

Wentworth  av,  the  premises  No  2439,  Dfec 

6,  A M and  P Effertz  to  Conrad  Doen- 

fler $5,000 

Worth  ol  t’lty  Limits. 

Ashland  av,  428  ft  n of  North  59th  st  wf  50 
xl25  ft  Nov  36,  B A L Nathan  to  S H 


Kerfoot  Jr. 


$900 


Ashland  av,  nw  cor  of  Cornelia  st  ef  41x 
125  ft  Nov  26,  MEAL  Turner  to  P F 

Haynes $8 

Belmont  av,  on  st  n of,  206  ft’w’of  Racine 
av  sf  25x127  ft,  Nov  23,  J P Alteeld  to  R 

Mierdel 7 

Berteau  st,  nw  cor  Clark  sf  75  ft  to  alley 
Oct  30,  F and  A M Sulzer  to  John  Kane 


$800 


Belmont  av  120  ft  w of  Perry  6t  nf  24x115 
ft  Dec  4,  Wm  C Gondy  to  Chas  Falken- 


thal  Jr. 


.$700 


Baxter  st,  149  ft  s of  Noble  st  wf  25x124 
ft  July  23,  Olof  Nelson  to  C W A S An- 

der  son $7< 

Clark  st,  Near  n 59th  st,  ef  ICO  ft  to  alley 
with  75x125  ft  in  same  bin  Dec  3,  B A L 

Nathan  to  T A Snow $4,000 

Clark  st,  se  cor  Otto  st,  wf  29  ft  to  Otto  st 
July  9,  C Buckingham  to  Anthony  Shil- 


ler . 


$1,200 


Clark  st,  86  ft  s of  Graceland  av  ef  50x125 
ft  Nov  15,  A A A L H Bartlett  to  Chas 

Steinbeiss $1,450 

Clark  st,  92%  ft  s of  Belmont  av,  wf  104  ft 
to  Halsted  st,  Sept  24,  Adolph  Heile  to 

EugeneS  Talbot $10,000 

Cornelia  st,  200  ft  of  Halsted  st  sf  300x 
300  ft  Nov  19,  C F Collot  to  Joseph  E 

Filk $10,750 

Doming  Court,  350  ft  ne  of  Clark  st,  se  f 
50x148  ft  Nov  11,  J L Cochran  to  Henry 

^ Wichert $5,000 

Doming  court  adjoining  above  50x148  ft, 
Nov  11 J L Cochran  to  Frederick  Lange 

$5,000 

Diversey  st,  216  ft  w of  Lake  View  av  nf 
50x150  ft  Nov  15  E J Lehman  to  Eliza 

S Hoffman $7,500 

r letcher  st,  141  ft  w of  Racine  av  nf  24x 
125  ft  Nov  20,  W C Goudy  to  C Sommer 



Graceland  av,  100  ft  n of  Ashland  nf  50x 
xl50  ft  August  20,  Daniel  Goodwin  to  L 

Lundgren $500 

Gross  Park  200  ft  e of  Gross  av  nf  25x125 
ft  Nov  29,  S E Gross  to  Thomas  Nichols 


.$575 


.$400 


Walnut  st,  133  ft  e of  Robey  st  nf  33x110 
ft  Dec  6,  H E Cooper  to  Jas  Hood  . .$5,000 
Wood  st  n,  237  ft  n of  Wabansia  av,  ef  24x 
121  ft  Dec  3,  P A E Hedrich  to  W Schug 

$775 

Water  st  n,  80  ft  w of  LaSalle  av  nf  160  ft 
to  river  Nov  18,  Matthew  Laflin  et  al  to 
the  Western  Warehousing  Company 

$112,000 

V\  ood  st  n.  149  ft  n of  Augusta  ef  25x125  ft 
Nov  20,  L V Webb  to  J M Blacxman.  $950 
Wabansia  av.  96%  ft  e of  Dudley  st,  sf  24 
2-10x80  ft  Dec  2,  Henry  Hoepe  to  T 


Weiss . 


.$500 


W Schwind . 


$800 


SedgwicK  st,  n of  Centre  wf  30x109  ft  Dec 
1,  Catharina  Kuhn  to  Nels  P Peterson 


$3,700 

Stewart  av,  ICO  ft  n of  26th  st  wf  24x100 
ft  Nov  19,  Luke  Pendergastto  J T Arm- 
strong  $2,200 

Shober  st,  100  ft  s of  Hirsch  st  wf  25x125 
ft  Nov  1,  John  Jensen  to  Adolph  Strand 

Q $1,750 

Spruce  st,  168  ft  w of  Loomis  st,  nf  74x111 
ft,  Des  9,  Simon  Dykemato  Ellen  Cahill 


$2,080 

St  Louis  p v,  350  ft  u of  23d  st,  ef  26x125  ft 


Wesson  st,  s of  Oax  st,  ef  25x128  ft  Dec  3, 
Master  in  chancery  to  F Van  Wazer$l,300 
Water  st  w,  76  ftn  of  Washington  ef  76  ft 
to  alley  Nov  17,  W H Alexander  to  Am 

Express  Co $19,250 

Water  st  w,  nw  cor  of  Washington  ef  76  ft 
to  alley  Nov  22,  Orington  Luntto  Amer- 

erican  Express  Co $21  945 

Wabash  av,  175  ft  n of  12th  st  ef  80x165  ft 
Dec  1,  J N A E P Buchanan  to  W J Wat- 

SON $48,000 

Warren  av,  no  680,  Oct  26,  L A W A Ved- 

der  to  H O Bradley $3  000 

Warren  av  No  680,  Nov  13,  H O Bradley  to 

John  Le  Messurier $1  8oq 

Warren  av,  No  680  Nov  18,  John'  Le  Mes- 
surier to  Barbara  R Scott $,1800 


Gross  av,  96  ft  s of  School  st  ef  48x113  ft 
Sept  28,  S E Gross  to  R Rethmeyer  $1,100 
Goodwin  st,  100  ft  n of  Argyle  st  ef  lOOx 
150  ft  Oct  1,  Goudy  A Chandler  to  J F 

Lambert  m $2,500 

Graceland  av,  sw  cor  Commercial  stnf  125 
xl25  ft  also  50x125  ft  on  se  cor  Dec  4. 

H C Buechner  to  Bertha  Heyn $3,760 

Halsted  st,  253  ft  s of  Sulzer  ef  50x175  ft, 
Nov  18,  C J Hambleton  to  J W Weeks 

....  $1  300 

Halsted  st,  175  ft  n of  Dewey  ct  wf  25x134 
ft  Nov  6,  F Deeming  to  Thomas  Maher 

r ••••• $1,200 

Halsted  st,  100  ft  s of  Otto  st  ef  25x125  ft 
Nov  8,  C Buckingham  to  C W Johnson 

$800 

Lyman  av,  142  ft  s of  Wilson  av  wf  lOOx 
173  ft  July  29,  Thos  Lyman  to  J R Less- 

ley $1,200 

Lewis  st  bet  Diversy  and  Marianna  sts  se 
f 24x124  ft  Dec  2,  A R A J W Lill  to  C E 

Sommer $800 

Melrose  st,  500  ft  w of  Evanston  av  sf  50x 
116  ft  December  4,  H M Peters  to  Tibina 

Kleene $1,750 

Oakdale  av,  294  ft  e of  Evanston  av  nf  50 
xl97  ft  Nov  10,  Est  of  Gilbert  Hubbard 

to  Jas  White $3,250 

Oakdale  av,  125  ft  e of  Evanston  av  nf  175 
xl97  ft  Nov  17,  Est  of  Gilbert  Hubbard 

to  J L Cochran $10,985 

Partof  lot  3,  in  Hundley’s  E % se  % Sec 
17  40  14, Dec  6,  L A H Kleinofen  to  Robt 

Kleinofen $2,000 

Prairie  av,  100  ft  n of  Eddy  st  wf  25x125 
ft  Nov  22,  E J Lehmann  to  M Keil. . . $600 
Paulina  st,  48  ft  n of  Roscoe  st,  wf  25x125 
ft  August  13,  B Haynes  to  Franz  Kinzl 

$1,400 

Perry  st,  25  ft  s of  Dunning  wf  26x117  ft 
June  15,  Wm  Hahne  to  C and  E Kainen 
$500 


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075 


Roscoest,  48  ft  w of  Sheldon  av,  nf  24x125 
ft  Oct  9,  S E Gross  to  G H Webster.  .$375 
School  st,  298  ft  e of  Sheldon  av,  sf  24x125 
ft  Sept  lg.  S E Gross  to  A & H Peterson 

$500 

Sheffield  av,  so  cor  Graceland  av,  5 acres 
Dec  3,  Thos  H Hulbert  to  Frederick  C 

Aldrich $24,000 

School  st,  240  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  sf  24x106 

ft  Oct  5,  S E Gross  to  M Hirsch $500 

Wrightwood  av,  se  cor  Racine  nf  30x132  ft 
Nov  15,  Oscar  0 Anders9n  to  J and  A 
Dethke $10,000 


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South  of  City  Limits. 

Ashland  av,466  ft  n of  44th  st  ef  25x124  ft 
Oct  30,  W L Sampson  to  J P Regan.  $550 
Burnside  st,  s of  60th  wf  26x100  ft  Dec  1, 

A M Dwyer]  to  J M Green $300 

Bristol  st,  nw  cor  Rutter  sf  75x111  ft  Nov 
1,  T A Biddle  to  Daniel  Coraery . . .$1,300 
Bristol  st,  same  as  above  Nov  22,  Daniel 

Corkery  to  E A Kelly $1,360 

Butterfield  st,  194  ft  s of  52nd  ef  25x100  ft 
Dec  8,  Robert  Berger  to  B Hildeman  $950 
Butterfield  st,  147  ft  n of  44th  st  wf  25x100 
ft  Dec  8,  John  H Kennedy  to  John  Allo- 

way $5,500 

Cornell  st,  406  ft  s of  51st  st  wf  30x150  ft 
Dec  3,  H M Pallard  to  Emil  H Schmtz 

$1,800 

Cornell  st,  406  ft  s of  51st  st  wf  30x150  ft 
Dec  3,  E H Schintz  to  Ella  K Pollard 

$2,000 

Cleveland  av.  7 ft  e of  Union  st  sf  25x132 
feet  also  157x127  ft  in  same  blk  Nov  15, 

Chas  Mifflin  to  B F Jacobs $6,400 

Drexel  av,  141  ft  s of  58th  st  ef  168x190  ft 
also  141x108  in  same  blx  Nov  29,  M H 

Naher  to  Hugo  Waugeman $9, ICO 

Dearborn  st,  419  ft  s of  52d,  ef  25x100  ft 

Dec  3,  R Berger  to  J J Walsh $600 

Dearborn  st,  se  cor  52nd  st,  wf  4434*100  ft 
Dec  9,  T and  S Heid  to  John  Singer.  $1,200 
Dexter  av,  w of  Stewart  av  sf  50x125  feet 
June  14,  A M Smith  to  Joseph  Dion. $900 
Evans  av,  244  ft  n of  47th  st  ef  25x12034 
ft  Oct  7,  Harriet  McKey  to  H M Kenne 

aby $850 

Evans  av,  308  ft  s of  45th  st  ef  25x178%  ft 
Dec  4,  M E and  P Cummings  to  R T 

Hanrahan $1,800 

Englewood  av.  81%  feet  w of  Stewart 
av,  sf  40x128  ft  Mch  22, S W Kesler  to  H 

A Swanzey $4,7f*0 

Emerald  av,  125  ft  n of  45th  st  ef  50x124 
ft,  Nov  19,  J E and  N M Darlington  to 

Isaac  Waixel $670 

Fifty  third  st,  163  ft  e of  Peoria  st  nf  28x 
124  ft  also  34x124  ft  in  adj  blk  Nov  24, 

H H Gage  to  S F Jones $1,000 

Fifty  first  st,  ne  cor  Ada  st  sf  45x128  ft  oct 

4,  G W Cass  to  H Koehn $:  0 ) 

Forty  sixth  st,  75  ft  w of  railroad  sf  25x134 
ft  Oct  7,  R StampofsKi  to  A Valias.  . .$425 
Forty  eighth  st,  264‘ft  w of  Greenwood  av 
nf  40x150  feet,  Nov  24,  A A Bennett  to 

Martha  J Morse $2,600 

Forty  second  st  74  fte  ef  Bissell  sf  25x125 
ft  Dec  8,  John  Shaughnessy  to  Chas  S 

Quinlan $750 

Fifty  sixth  st,  140  ft  w of  Kimbark  av,  nf 
35x100  ft  Oct  15,  Jno  I Bennett  to  Belle 

Ottiger $946 

Fifty  ttnrd  st,  sw  eor  Frederick  nf  47x150 
ft  Dec  6,  A A & A J Cooper  to  Jas  Hood 

$11,000 

Green  st,  147  ft  w of  Fifty  sixth  wf  25x124 
ft  Dec  9,  H F Eames  to  William  Easkey 

$400 

Green  st,  n and  adjoining  above  25x124  ft 
Dec  9,  H F Eames  to  James  Laskey.  .$400 
Hibbard  av,  nw  cor  52nd  st  ef  50x176  ft 
Aug  20,  A C Goodman  to  Wm  Chalmers 

$3,200 

Halsted  st,  se  cor  60th,  wf  133x125  ft  also 
25x122  ft  in  same  blk  Dec  4,  Master  in 

chancery  to  P R Chandler $3,000 

Halsted  st  50  ft  s of  Layton  wf  25x115% 
ft  Aug  21.  Adolph  Loeb  to  W N and  T 

Ried $2,000 

Ingleside  av,  120  ft  n of  56th  ef48xll5  ft 
Dec  3,  Nelson  Thomasson  to  Margaret 

Murdoch $1,000 

Ingleside  av,  s and  adjoining  above  24x115 
ft  Dec  3,  Nelson  Thomasson  to  F A Cou- 

kling $500 

Justine  st,  240  ft  s of  52nd  st  25x124  feet 

Dec  6,  C H Taylor  to  L Bohlke $275 

Kenwood  court,  122  ft  n of  48th  st  wf  25x 
122  ft  Nov  6,  W Kidder  to  F Walton  $1,625 
Kenwood  court,  173  f t s of  47th  st  ef  lOOx 
122  ft  Mch  2,  est  of  B P Little  to  F & E 

Little $7,000 

Laflin  st,  nw  cor  of  53d  st,  ef  73x124  ft  oct 
1,  E B De  La  Matyr  to  Fred  De  La 
Maytr $1,900 


La  Salle  st,  27  ft  s of  Cloud  ct  wf  25x122  ft 
Dec  6,  M E <fc  W V Johnston  to  Robert 

Jensen $1,800 

Laton  st,  bet  50th  and  51st  sts,  175  ft  e of 
Oakley  st  sf  50x124%  feet  Nov  30,  W H 

Rand  to  J Seeger $350 

Loomis  st.  173  ft  n of  43th  st,  wf  24x124  ft 
Nov  10,  C R Walleck  to  J and  O Som- 
mer   $350 

Lts  22  and  23  blk  6,  PacKers’  5th  addition 
Nov  15, Tracy  Sykes  & Porter  to  G Saw- 
yer  $1,095 

LaSalle  st,  300  ft  n of  59th  st  ef  25x135  ft 
Dec  1,  A C & P Demens  to  J B Wood- 
ruff   $2,400 

Langley  av,263  ft  s of  Forty  fifth  st  ef  25 
180  ft  Nov  11,  C D Tilberg  to  J B Riley 

$1,050 

Madison  av,  ne  cor  of  56th  st  wf  48x108  ft 
Nov  26,  Nelson  Mason  to  Annie  M Bul- 
lock   $1,200 

Madison  av,  244  ft  s of  49th  st  wf  50x150 
ft  Dec  4,  B F Cummings  to  M J Board- 

man  $3,300 

Michigan  av,  156  ft  s of  53d  st  wf  25x161 
ft  Nov  17,  M D & W B Burdick  to  A C 

Burdick $1,250 

Madison  av,  100  ft  n of  56th  st  ef  94x175  ft 
Nov  17,  Conn  Mut  Life  Insurance  Co  to 

E N Wiley $3,760 

Morgan  st,  150  ft  n of  52d  st  ef  25x124  ft, 
Dec  7,  P Stevens  to  Thmaos  Williams 
Oakley  av,  140  ft  e of  bet  50th  and  51st  sts 
nf  50x124  ft  Aug  13,  W H Rand  to  P L 

Horn $350 

Pierce  st,  181  ft  w of  Vincennes  av,  nf  25x 
122  ft  Nov  24,  Henry  Batsford  to  Ida  Wi- 

back $1,000 

Pierce  st,  sw  cor  Stewart  av  596x124  ft  to 
Bissell  st,  Oct  25,  John  T Davis  to  C H 

Mifflin $5,000 

Part  of  lot  41,  block  1,  McKey’s  addition 
Dec  1,  Thos  F McKey  to  Chas  C Landt 

$2,000 

Railroad  av,  50  ft  w of  Steward  av  nf  lOOx 
112  ft  Dec  1,  Simon  Straus  to  George  B 

Upp $1,500 

Railroad  av  w and  adj  above  nf  100x122  ft 
Dec  3,  Fanny  Bamberger  to  Geo  B Upp 

$1,500 

School  st,  140  ft  s of  Garfield  bd,  wf  25x 
122%  feet  Dec  8,  A B Smith  to  W G A 

Young $600 

Sixty  second  st,  ne  cor  of  Wright  sf  60x120 
ft  Dec  1,  Braton  Bushee  to  H A Good- 

hue  $8,500 

Wentworth  av,  se  cor  62d  st  wf  154x100  ft 
also  164x100  ft  adioining  on  Sixty  sec- 
ond st  Dec  1.  Benjamin  F Jacobs  to  Ezra 

S McEwen $23,500 

Wentworth  av,  s and  adj  above  52x100  ft 
Dec  1,  Benjamin  Jacobs  to  Mary  A Mc- 
Ewen   $6,600 

Wentworth  av,  168  ft  s of  61st  st  wf  84x 
100  ft  Dec  1,  E L McEwen  to  Jane  In- 
gram   $8,800 

Wentworth  av,  near  Fifty  eighth  st  ef  25x 
122  ftNov  10,  R Jensen  to  W V Johnston 

$1,250 

Wabash  av,  300  ft  s of  56th  st  ef  25x161  ft 
Nov  1,  G F Doughty  to  J P Bowes  et  al 
$1,000 


Madison  st,  se  corner  Ridgeland  av.  20% 
acres  Dec  4,M  McManus  to  Jacob  C Ma- 

gill $18,000 

Park  av,  52%  ft  e of  w 43d  st  sf  25  ft  to 
alley  May  18,  H H Ponter  to  M Gibbons 

$750 

Pennock,  Lots  1 to  27  and  32  to  44  in  bln 
22  ,Nov  1,  James  F Keeney  to  Nellie  J 

Emerson $12,000 

Pennock  Lots  36  and  37  block  21,  Dec  7, 

Jas  F Keeney  to  J BTura  Jr $800 

Rockwell  st,  1 19  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  ef  24x 
125  ft  Mch  6,  J Cumberland  to  A Bach- 

schmidt $1,000 

RocKwell  av,  96  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  av, 
wf  24x125  ft,  Dec  3,  J W Hambleton  to 

Wm  Sprague $550 

Simons  av,  215  ft  n of  Bloomington  st  ef 
25x177  ftNov  1,  A S and  F A Winkel- 

man  to  John  Reitz $350 

Und  % or  1 and  % acres  of  w % nw  % sw 
% 25  40  13,  Known  as  lot  1,  County- 
Clerks  sub  nee  8,  A C Croffiy  to  Geo  W 
Higgins $2,500 


A 4>i K KKM  K\TS  FOR  DEEDS. 


Lot  8 b 5,  Cass1  sub  nw  qr  25  39  13;  Nov  25,  Geo  W 

Cass  to  T Stovee  4550 

Lots  Sand  9 Hall's  sub  ne  qr  nw  qr  10  38  14,  nov  20, 

Chas  Horn  to  G B Cruiekshank $352!) 

West  Vi  e Vi  lot  6 b 62;  w Vi  21  39  14,  nov  19,  Franz 

G Alberg  to  Sami  Meyer $3400 

Lots  1 and  2 of  lots  5 6 7 etc-,  b 6,  Cleaverville,  Aug 

26,  Martha  M P Bartlett  to  Jas  Hood $13,000 

Lots  44  blk  4,  Eberhart’s  sub  a Vi  nw  qr  se  qr  14  38 _J 

13,  nov  27,  Isa  A Eberhart  to  J L Newton .$200 

Lots  15  and  16  b 4,  same,  nov  27, same  to  C M Chap- 
lin   $400 

Lots  12  and  13  blk  4,  same,  nov  27,  same  to  Sam'IS 

Keefer  $100 

Lots  45  and  46  block  4,  same,  nov  27,  same  to  same, 

$400 

Lot  3 bik  4,  same,  nov  27,  same  to  Lizzie  M Fowler, 

$200 

Lot.  7 blk  23,  Raveuswood,  Oct  20,  Nellie  M and  J E 

Hayes  to  Rachel  Dreyfoss $4350 

Lot  36  b 35,  19  39  14,  Mar  l5,'85,  est  of  W L Newber- 
ry to  M and  M Kreo  $575 

E half  north  10  acres  s w quar  sw  qr  4 37  14,  nov  26, 
Helen  and  C McNeil  to  James  W Ellsworth, 

$2000 

Lot  26  b 1.  Seavern’s  sub,  sw  qr  25  40  13,  — ,Geo 

A Seaverns  to  O B Carlson $ 

Lot  46  s Vi  b 11,  5 39  14,  nov  29,  F Raddatz  to  F Ta- 

dich $26J0 

Lot  50  n 2 of  b 15,  and  prt  18,  5 39  14,  nov  29,  L Han- 
sen to  J Nocasek $2450 

Lot  64  of  lots  6 and  7 of  blk  2 and  3 east  Vi  29  40  14, 

nov  29,  R 8 Elder  to  E Sahleu $.50 

Premises  No  262,  Augusta  st,  dec  2,  John  Barrett  to 

John  Osacliowski $1300 

Lots  29  and  3()  block  2,  Eberhart’s  sub  se  qr  14  38  13, 

dec  1,  Isa  A Eberhart  to  V F Ferguson $400 

Lot  40  of  lot  7 b 41,  Sheffield  add,  dec  1,  J Lesner 

to  0 Schinkoski $2HU0 

South  142  7-10  ft  of  lot  8 b 10,  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub 

2138  14,  dec  3,  C H Goold  to  Eli  Smith $4500 

Lot  6 blck3,  Jacob  h Burchell’s  sub  ne  qr  35  40  13, 

May  22,  Emma  Dyer  to  M T Aslahsen $1100 

South  30  ft  lot  7 and  all  lot  8 blk  3,  White’s  add  to 
Evanston,  Nov  1,  The  Traveler’s  Ins  Co  to  A N 

Sullivan $4150 

S E 50  ft  of  lot  17  Butterfield’s  add,  nov  29,  D Arrni- 

tage  to  E L Smith $14625 

Lot  5 blk  4,  South  Chicago,  July  18,  C & C C & D Co 

to  O Bregquist $200 

W half  sw  qr  14  39  12,  Nov  4,  Estate  of  John  Ritter 

toP&C  Miller $8500 

Lot  15  of  lots  6 and  6 S’s  sub  nw  quarter  1 38  13, 
Qdec  1,  L V Parry  to  F H Hammond $500 


West  of  City  Limits. 

Armitage  av,  175  ft  e of  Mead  st  nf  25x150 
feet  Oct  18,  A S & F A Winkleman  to  F 

Enderlin 

Armitage  av,  w of  and  adjoining  above  25 
xl50ftNov  18, A S & F A Winkleman  to 

H Dunn $400 

Fairview  av  254  ft  n of  Fullerton  av  ef  50 
126  ft  Dec  8,  John  Jensen  to  R Chris- 
tiansen   $1,000 

Humboldt  bvd,  nw  cor  of  Fairview  av  sf 
48  ft  to  alley  Dec  1,  B S Collier  to  L J 

Olson $1,700 

Henry  court,  ne  cor  of  Point  st  nw  f 25x 
107  ft  Nov  27,  M A & C O’Callaghan  to 

H S Mattison $1,400 

Lots  35  and  36  block  23,  “Pennock”  Dec 

1,  J F Keeney  to  J B Turck  Jr $800 

Lots  7,  8,  11  and  12,  blk  14  in  Garfield  nov 

9,  J F Keeney  to  T Smith $1,600 

Lots  17  and  18  blk  3,  Hartley’s  addition  to 
Pennock  Nov  9,  J F Keeney  to  T Smith 

$3,000 

Norman  av,  191  ft  n of  North  av  wf  26x118 
ft  Aug  1,  R S Cox  to  H A Sieber ....  $500 


SUBURBAN  IV ARRANT V DEED8. 


HYDE  PARK. 

Lot  2 blk  3 Meeker’s  add  to  Hyde  Park,  uov  26,  Wm 
Berudt  to  Chelteuham  Stone  and  Gravel  Comp’y, 

$300 

Lot  1 b 3,  same,  nov  27,  A Daukert  to  same $300 

Lots  23  and  24  b 8,  Constance,  uov  1,  W C Clement 

to  E Lind $525 

Lot  23  b 6,  Palmer’s  add  to  S Chicago,  Aug  4,  Mary 

P M Palmer  to  G Gost $400 

Lots  20  and  21  block  30,  Taylor’s  First  add  to  South 

Chicago,  nov  28,  Geo  P Coan  to  A Rehin $1000 

Lots  13  and  14  b 1,  Wait  k Munro’s  add  to  Hyde  Pk, 

Nov  26,  E B Springer  to  C C Long $4000 

North  Vi  lot  20  and  n 35  feet  lot  18,  div  2 Westfall’s 

sub  oct  1,  A M Ward  to  Wm  R Mogg $1060 

Lot  50  in  sub  n 419  ft  of  s 825  ft  nw  qr  33  38  14,  Dec 

1,  ’85,  H C Parmely  to  H Van  Dyken $150 

Lots  16  and  17  b 2 Cornell,  nov  11,  Thos  B Bryan  to 

H Gardner $400 

Lot  43  b 15,  Irondale,  nov  24,  M Bradley  to  W Kick- 

enapp $600 

SE  qr  nw  quar  ne  qr  se  qr  22  38  14,  nov  23,  Alfred  C 

Danser  to  Ralph  L Polk $1000 

Blk  4 e Vi  sw  qr  22  38  14,  nov  30,  Elizabeth  G Cornell 

to  J Wilcox ' $12,000 

Lot  37  b 49  Cornell,  Aug  18,  Jas  W Johnson  to  W k 

F Gray $250 

Lots  38  to  41  b 49  Cornell,  nov  23,  Jas  W Johnson  to 

Wm  Kemp $1  00 

Block  6 Prescott’s  sub  e Vi  nw  qr  27  38  14,  Nov  30, 
Nelson  Thomasson  to  Margaret  E MoCutcheon, 

: $1 

Lot  17  in  sub  of  pt  sw  qr  10  37  13,  nov  17,  W Vender 

Veen  to  P Rooemor $475 

Lots  37  to  48  b 15,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr 
22  38  14,  Oct  36,  Hagaman  to  Luman  Allen $6009 


Lot  1 to  4 b II,  same,  oct  29,  I.  Allen  to  B Hagaman 

$2315 

State  st,  125  ft  11  of  67tb  st,  w frt,  50x100  ft,  Nov  30, 

W Pany  to  Lewis  Davis $3860 

Lot  13  b 28,  S Chicago,  dec  2;  Lucy  O Downs  to  Al- 
fred Hero  $60*) 

W 10  acs  e 60  acs  u half  nw  qr  23  38  14,  Aug  2",  Mat- 
thew McCormick  to  (>  H A Sprague $30,1 00 

Lot  13  blk  3,  w pt  ltl,  w half  nw  qr  22  37  14,  Oct  11, 
Arie  Van  Loest  to  Margaret  V McFarlane  . . . .$1030 
Lots  1 and  2 b 6,  Taylor’s  2d  add  to  H Chicago,  dec 

1,  Andrew  Rehin  to  T J Donnelly $2000 

Lot  19  b 18  Russell’s  sub  s hulf  18  3?  15,  Nov  2,  Al- 
ice McLean  to  Con  Healey $600 

Lots  2 and  3 of  n 462  ft  b 8,  Ironworkers’  add, Oct  16 
I)  M Hillia  to  A Kalru  $620 


Lots  37  38  39  b 16,  Stewart’s  sub  sw  qr  1 38  13,  Aug 

21,  Wm  B Severn  to  Sami  E Brown $382 

8 Vi  ne  quar  nw  qr  28  38  14,  April  26,  Clement  H De 

Wolf  to  Henry  H Gage $10>0 

Lot  40  blk  4.  Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Oct  1, 

Chas  H Caldwell  to  Robt  Nowak $275 

N 17  ft  lot  37  and  s 17  ft  lot  38  b 3,  University  sub  of 
Englewood,  Aug  5,  John  L DuBrenil  to  Franklin 

D Orcutt $1500 

Same  premises,  nov  4,  FD  Orcutt  to  Sam!  Eichberg 

$3000 

Lots  1 27  36  and  15,  b 16,  sw  qr  1,  38  13,  Aug  21,  W B 

Severn  to  A C Damser  $740 

Lot  3 blk  11.  Thompson  & Holmes’  sub  e 45  acs  n 60 
acs  se  qr  17  38  14,  nov  20,  J J Adams  to  George  L 

Nichols  $360  Ac 

Lots  21  to  24  b39;  also  prt  It  32,  South  Lynne,  July 

15,  J O’Brien  to  Peter  Coffey $1300 

Und  Vi  se  q"  ne  qr  se  qr  15  38  13,  nov  20,  H H Wal- 
ker to  H Walker $1560 

N Vi  lot  11  blk  6 Stewart’s  sub  se  qr  28  38  14,  nov  24, 

H C Sittig  to  Amelia  Marent $750 

Lot  15  b 4,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  nov  22,  Jno 

D Pyne  to  Mary  Mueller $475 

Lots  45  and  46  of  lots  19  23  24,  Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14, 
November  23,  Patrick  Burns  to  Mary  A Styx, 

$1100 

Lot  63  Phillips’  sub  we6t  % north  Vi  sw  qr  ne  qr  28 
38  14,  nov  20,  James  Pitta  way  to  John  A Newcomb 

$650 

Lot  13  and  west  29  ft  lot  12  of  lote  9 to  16,  b 20,  Lin- 
den Grove,  nov  9,  Lewis  D Lowry  to  A Trebilwek 

et  al $1960 

Lot  28  Phillips’  sub  w % n Vi  swquar  ne  qr  28  38  14, 

November  1.  J Pittaway  to  C R Haws — . $650 

Lots  23  and  24  b 6,  Beck’s  sub  se  qr  swqr  21  38  14, 

Aug  19,  Jas  S Griffiths  to  P J Walker $1500 

Lots  27  and  28  b 5,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville,  nov 

20,  Jno  L Day  to  Hattie  M Teller $1000 

Same  premises,  nov  1.  J D smith  to  John  L Day. 

$750 

Lots  7 and  8 b 4,  Ebevhart’s  sub  se  qr  14  38  13,  nov 

5,  J A Eberhart  to  A T Kinney  $400 

Lot  17  b 16  sw  qr  1 38  13,  Aug  21,  Wm  B Severn  to 

Mary  Stepicka $225 

Lot  18  blk  16,  same,  Aug  21,  same  to  Louis  H Mack, 

$225 

Lot  9 blk  5,  Beck’s  sub  s e qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  Oct  29, 

Thos  Rice  et  al  to  A C Ronahl $850 

Lot  8 block  5,  same,  October  29,  same  to  A Olson, 

$850 

E 150  ft  of  lot  1 and  4 b 7 Linden  Grove,  nov  24,  L 

Kirkpatrick  to  Geo  Clarke $3300 

S 50  ft  of  n 95  ft  of  lot  6 blk  7,  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub 
21  38  14,  nov  30,  J A & J L Veeder  to  Martha  W 

Scotford $6500 

E 1114  acrsof  s Vi  »Vi  n Vi  se  qr  17  38  14, , Mark 

Carley  to  W W Phelps $139 

West  125  feet  of  n 42  ft  of  lot  3 b 19,  Linden  Grove, 

uov  30,  Mary  E Fluke  to  E W Mick $1 

Lots  2 16  and  22,  b 16,  sw  qr  1 38  13,  aug  21, W B Sev-  1 

eru  to  A B McIntyre $585 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  1 n LA  b 4,  Brookline,  nov  23,  Seth 

Gage  to  Henry  Turner $1200 

Lot  22  Rand’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  uwSi  7 38  14,  July  17, 

W H Rand  to  R Schroeder  $175 

Lot  2],  same,  July  26,  Same  to  A Neumann $175 

Lot  18,  same,  Aug  30,  same  to  H Gromoll  $175 

Lot  19,  same,  July  26,  same  to  A Dehn $175 

Lot  20,  same,  July  26,  s me  to  T Schroeder $175 

Lots  7 and  8 Cumming’s  sub  part  lot  1 w Vi  33  38  14, 
October  21,  Master  in  Chancery  to  E A Cummings 

$200 

East  If  0 ft  of  Its  1 and  4 b 7,  Linden  Grove,  nov  24. 

JohuD  Vail  to  I,  Kirkpatrick  $3000 

Lot  63  of  w 24  n Vi  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June  26,  T P 

Phillips  to  Jas  Pittaway $475 

Lot  5 b 6 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  dec  3,  Jno 

N Young  to  F A Benton . . . . $100 

South  17  ft  of  lot  14  and  n 16  ft  It  15  b 5,  University 
sub  of  Englewood,  Oct  25,  D T Brown  to  D S Fate 

$3500 

Same  premises,  December  1,  D S Pate  to  B P Jones, 

$350) 

35x130  ft  in  lot  13  b 2,  Barnum  Grove,  dec  1,  Frank 

E Brady  to  Mary  R McCord $2)00 

North  23  ft.  of  It  16  all  It  17  and  s 2 ft  of  lot  18  b 2,  of 
lot  5,  Taylor’s  sub  se  qr  21  38  14,  Aug  5.  Tidholm 

k Requa  to  J Menzenberger $1500 

Lots  10  11  12  b 1 of  lot  5,  Taylor’s  sub  21  38  14.  nov 
1,  Tidholm  & Requa  to  William  and  Annie  F Styx. 

$1725 

Lot  14  b 2 of  lots  9 to  12  etc  b 15,  Linden  Grove,  nov 

6,  E B Pease  to  H Masterd $725 

Lots  15  and  16  Thomas’  sub  of  lots  3 to  12  etc,  Bar- 
num Grove,  nov  30,  Mary  B Eggleston  to  Adaleue 

C Eggleston $75  0 

South  half  loi  8 b 3 Normal  School,  Oct  15,  Dennis 

H Hayes  to  F Shearburn  $4250 

Lots  15  and  16  of  lots  3 to  12  etc  b 4,  Barnum  Grove 
dec  2,  Adalene  C Eggleston  to  Charlotte  M Swett, 

$7500 


Lot  25  b 20,  Cossitt’s  First  addn  to  La  Grange.  Aug 

12,  F D Cossitt  to  H and  Henry  Giesler  $300 

Lots  2 ) and  21  b 16  Brown’s  add  to  La  Grange,  uov 

20,  Ira  Brown  to  J J Allen  $560 

Lot  10  and  n hals  lotf  11  b 6,  Richmond’s  add  to  La- 
Grange,  Chas  Carpenter  to  E English $15  rt 

(lALUMET. 

S 25  ft  of  lot  10  blk  15,  nw  qr  4 37  14,  nov  29,  L Ellis 

to  David  W Ellis $209 

Lots  64  and  65  Sharpshooter’s  Park,  in  21  37  14.,Mar 
4, Chicago  Sharpshooters’  Assn  to  Louis  Chatroap 

jr  $200 

East  Vi  nw  qr  sw  qr  7 37  14,  (ex  sw  1 acre)  Sept  25_, 

Horace  H Norton  to  J A Farwell $9500 

1 acre  in  sw  cor  east  Vi  nw  qr  sw  qr  7 37  14,  nov  24, 
Baptist  Theological  Union  to  Louise  E Layton, 

$300 

Same  premises,  dec  1,  Louise  E Layton  to  J V Far- 
well  $500 


Lots  12  and  13  blk  2 Hill  & Pike’s  S Eutflewood  add, 

Oct  26,  Ozias  H Pike  to  Dan  H Pika J350 

Lota  14  and  15  b 2,  same,  uov  10,  Dan  H Pike  to  o H 
Pike 350 


CIOBBO. 


Lot  2 (except  south  13  feet)  block  5,  Frink’s  sub  in 
Austinville,  nov  18,  F P Wallace  to  Mary  C Wat- 
s’0'1  $1150 

Lot  13  Hambleton’s  sub  in  se  qr  9 39  13,  nov  22,  C J 

Hambleton  to  O Olson $1150 

Lot  35  b 5,  Scoville  & Niles’  add  to  Oak  Park,  nov  6 

Sarah  E Filer  to  Eliza  B Miller $5000 

Lota  1 and  2 b 1 7,  Kidgeland,  nov  27,  Edwin  S Con- 
way to  Geo  K Lampard $12i>0 

West  half  of  north  120  ft  of  lot  409  block  9,  Auatin- 
ville.  Nov  27,  H W Austin  to  Estella  Jordon  $500 
Lot  15  b 17,  Clyde  First  Piv,  nov  24,  Jennie  Allen  to 

Edwd  Gay „ 

Lot  11  b 5 of  u pt  b 16.  Austinville,  Sept  21,  Thoa  W 

Shene  to  John  Picken $500 

Lot  4 b 2 npt  b 16,  Austinville,  nov  8,  ThosW  Shene 

to  John  Picken $500 

Rlks  3 6 10  11  14  15  17;  and  Its  2 to  7 b 19.  Wilson’s  add 
to  Oak  Park,  nov  16,  R S Cox  to  R G H HuntinR- 

ton $24, c 00 

14  lots  in  same  add,  nov  16,  R G H Huntington  to  R 

S Critchell $4900 

7 lots  i nsame  add.  nov  16,  same  to  Chas  R Critchell 
7 lota  in  same  add’n,  uov  16,  same  to  H J Straight, 

28  lots  in  same,  nov  16,  same  to  E R Baker".  ' . . $98^0 
7 lots  in  same,  nov  16.  same  to  G A Bodenschatz, 

$2450 

Lot  25  blk  2,  Stevens’  add,  Nov  29,  E Bretag  to  Ed- 
win R Case  . . $750 

Lot  4 of  lot  7,  18  39  13.  dec  3,  Walter "s  Dray  to  J 

Jackson  $70  002 

Blks  11.  14  and  blks  12  and  13  (ex  e 33  ft)  w half  sw 
qr  3 39  13;  Nov  15,  West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  Ma- 


Coffin,  Devoe  & Co. 


WHITE  LEAD,  COLORS,  BRUSHES,  VARNISHES 
F.  W.  Devoe  & Co.’s  Ready  Mixed  House  Paints 

A N"  ID  IP  -A.  X XT  T E 3R,  S ' £>  XT  RELIES 

Iftt  RANDOLPH  ST..  - - - CHICAGO. 


R.  W.  Hyman  Jr.  &,  Go., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 


Und  % of  lot  2,  aain9,  nov  22,  same  to 

Thos  C Powell $8,74/ 

Lot  17  and  s 16%  ft  lot  18  b 3,  Ingledew’s 
add  to  Ravenswood,  dec  4,  Kate  E Hay- 
ward to  F A Bishop $600 

Blks  1 2 6 7 8,  Oviatt’s  sub  w % se  % 13 
37  13,  Nov  22,  Thos  E Pat'erson  to  S S 

Wiley $10,000 

BIks  4 and  5 ne  qr  14  37  13,  Dec  2,  Geo  K 

Kappelle  to  Jas  R McPherson $1100 

Lot  6 Blk  1,  Hubbard’s  addition  to  Thorn- 
ton Nov  26,  P Walleck  to  F Stave $240 


acrs  and  adj  w 25  ac  in  ne  % 36  40  13, 
Dec  2,  Maria  E Warind  to  P P Warind 

ry  A W Ferry  7.  . . . 77. . . . ."  $31  9 0 I vr  \ / 1*  7 $1200 

Nw  qr  iot  6 ( 1 7 1 3 acs)  in  sub  of  pt  18  39  13,  dec  5,  R % 8W  % 11  30  13,  Jan  30, ’85  Jacob  Lud- 


W Hyman  Jr  to  H G Reynolds 
L..t  2 l>4  n Pt  b 16,  Austinville,  Sept 
Shreve  to  J Picken 


..$13,000 
Adelle  L 
$500 


Lot  8 h 49  Evanston,  dec  2,  David  A Coe  to  Martha 

H Coe  $1900 

Lot  4 hick  3 Keeney's  add  to  Rogers  Park,  nov  13 

Sarah  A McKay  to  Clara  I Wheeler $625 

Lots  12  13  14,  h 31,  North  Evanston,  nov  29,  Chas  E 

Browne  to  Heleu  E Craig  $1425 

Lots  1 and  2 h 3,  Adams  & Brown’s  add,  oct  18,  Mast 
in  Chanery  to  E N Childs $1071 


Lot  4 Wheeler’s  sub  of  s 250  ft  b 63,  Evanston'  dec 
4,  Flora  E Lewis  to  Chas  Atkin $5000 


JEFFERSON. 

Lots  23  and  24  b 18,  Jefferson,  Oct  20,  J P Eldred  to 

H J T Knaak  $450 

Lot  33  h 31,  Garfield,  uov  30,  W Richecky  to  A Sum- 

mer-  

Lot  8 blk  2 Edwards  & Dana’s  add  to  Irving  Park, 
November  11,  Henry  J Edwards  to  Helen  M Blair 

$2700 

MAINE. 


Lot  in  b 5,  Park  Ridge.  Ang  18,  I.  J Sherwin  to  G 8 


Wells 


. $1000 


NEW  TRIER. 


Lots  50  51  and  52  b 4,  Brown’s  add  to  Glencoe,  dec  4 
Ira  Brown  to  H E Patrick $800 


WIS(El.l,A.\EOi:st. 


Lot  1 b 31,  Athens,  in  Lemont,  Nov  26, Ann 

Quinn  to  B E WHld $300 

Lots  1 to  5 b 31,  same,  Nov  26,  D C Nor- 
ton to  Ann  Guinn ...$1000 

Lot  7 of  b 41,  Keepotaw,  and  lot  4 blk  11, 
Brown’s  add  to  Lemont,  July  17,  H M 

Singer  to  Lemont  M E Church $500 

E % sw  qr  se  qr  14  41  13,  Dec  2,  A S Glos 

to  F J Huse $260 

Lot  3 of  lota  1 and  2,  Woodbury’s  add  to 
Blue  Island.  Nov  23,  Helen  A Dailey  to 

G H Hausburg $9,'0 

Lot  9 and  n 33-2  ft  lot  10  b 4,  Summerdale 
Nov  18,  Frank  Zander  to  W Boellicher, 

$276 

20%  acs  in  nw  % 29  36  13,  Oct  21,  Estate 

of  Wm  Seeger  to  F Brinkman $2000 

West  % nw  % 25  40  13,  Nov  23,  Henry  P 

Merriman  to  C & L Wahl $18,000 

Lots  17  and  18  b 3,  Ingledew’s  add  to  Ra- 
venswood, nov  20,  C F Robinson  to  Kate 

E Hayward $1350 

Lot  28  and  29  b I,  Culver’s  Pars,  Aug  18, 

G Anderson  to  Jennie  F Lucas $500 

Lot  6 (10%  acres)  in  sw  qr  27  41  9;  also 
3%  acs  in  nw  cor  sw  % 27  41  9,  Nov  1, 
August  Humbracht  to  Wm  Hagel  . .$1050 
F,  % ot  16%  acs  in  w % se  % 34  41  12, June 
9,  H H Wiemerslage  to  H F Kalze  . .$630 
E % lot  15  b 1,  Castle’s  sub  3 39  13,  Oct 
25,  J Meyer  to  Caroline  W Meyer. . .$200 


wig  to  A Ludwig $1800 

171x146  ft  in  ne  cor  blk  16,  Young’s  add  to 
Blue  Island  July  29,  Chas  Morgan  to  A 

Z Rexford $200 

8%  acs  inse  % 20  40  12  July  6,  H Baesen- 

berg  to  C H Baesenberg $1,000 

E 15  acs  s of  R R e % sw  % 20  40  12,  May 

13,  Same  to  Same $4000 

BIk  78  Maywood  Oct  25,  H Barber  Jr  et  al 

to  F San  ton $3,000 

Lots  1 to  5 b 31,  Athens,  Nov  18,  Estate  of 
W Quinn  to  D C Norton $1000 


Nummarv. 


The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Dec.  9,  1886: 


Sales.  Amount, 

City  173  $1,801,868 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  113  327,505 

County 140  482,495 


Total 426  $2,611,868 


Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Dec.  10,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 162  $834,339 

County 156  442,802 


Total 318  $1,277,141 


TRUST  I1KKI1N 


NE  % sw  %;  s % s e % nw  %;  n % s \ 


n e % ; s e % s e frl  % (ex  e 19%  acrs) 


sec  6,  36  15.  dec  1,  J H Shufeldt  to  Jose 

phine  Young $40,000 

Lots  45  and  46  b 1,  Culver’s  Park,  Dec  1. 

E H Gammon  to  Jas  A Stone .'$400 

BIocks  39  to  44  and  48,  Clifton,  nov  30, 
Willey  B Waters  to  Mount  Hope  Ceme- 

tery  Assn $67,000 

S sec  24  37  13,  Nov  30,  same  to  same, 

TT  $5,000 

Und  % of  lot  2,  Cir  Ct  Part’n  in  e frl  % 5 
40  14,  Nov  22,  Chas  F Mason  to  John  W 
Slater $26,241 


Armitage  D to  C C Kohlsaat  Dec  30,  se  % 

It  17  Butterfield  add,  1 y,  7% $3000 

Allen  J W to  T Moran  Nov  10,  It  3 b 5,  18 

39  14,  2y,  6% $1000 

Ayer  C M &T  W to  G S Littlefield  nov  1, 

It  13  b 21,  4 38  14,  5 yrs,  6 % $2000 

Albertz  C H to  H W Ames,  dec  4,  It  5 b 39 

Ogden  add.  2 yrs  7% $2000 

Austin  E to  W D Kerfoot,  Nov  1,  lot  2 b 2, 

36  40  13,  3 yrs  6% $750 

Arndt  C to  D M Hillis,  Sept  3,  It  20  blk  4, 

8 37  14, 1 yr  7% $i()0 

Baneochan  J to  J Kokes,  dec  6,  part  b 234, 

31  37  14,  3 yrs  7% $200 

Brown  M D and  A to  W Lister,  dec  4,  pt  s 

e % sw  % 13  42  10,  1 yr  7% $1000 

Boeckmann  C to  W T Dwight,  Sept  17, 

Its  9 to  11  b 10,  7 39  14,  3 yrs  6%  . . . $1500 
Bates  M E to  H A Hangan,  Oct  18,  lot  4 

and  pt  5,  21  38  14 $852 

Brown  J to  J J Curran,  Nov  15,  It  9 blK  1, 

20  39  14,  7%%  $2600 

Browes  J P to  F R Chandler,  Dec  1,  lot  78 

b 28,  16  38  14,  5 yrs  7% $1000 

Bjork  B to  E E Prussing,  June  7,  lot  32 

Altgeld  sub  20  40  14,  4 yrs  6# $450 

Brody  J to  W E Dankert,  Nov  8,  It  1 It  27 

etc  13  39  13,  7% $1000 

Boynton  C W to  J L Chapman,  Dec  1,  It  9 

b 3,  16  38  14,  5 yrs  7% $2500 

Belke  W T to  L Silverman,  Dec  1,  It  27  b 

4,  13  39  13,  3 yrs  7% $3000 

Blackman  J M to  J V LeMoyne,  Nov  20 

It  7 b 7,  6 39  14,  2 yrs  6% $250 

Burtel  C to  J C Schumacher,  dec  4,  Its  47 

and  48  b 2 b 6,  26  39  13,  1 yr  7% $200 

BrendecKe  J L to  L Q Stone,  5 yrs  8^.  $4100 
Braynard  J H to  H H Blake,  dec  1,  prt  ne 

% ne  %,  18  39  14,  5 yrs  $13,500 

Blackford  E and  B to  E W Russell,  nov 
19,  pt  It  6 It  1 b 3 etc,  5 yrs  6£ $9000 


Brew  J to  D Williams  nov  24,  It  47  b 8,  33 

39  14,  2 y,  6^ $500 

Blair  H M to  E H Gary  Oct  1,  It  8 b 2,  14 

40  13,  5 yrs  7% $1500 

Bristol  L D to  C A Chase  Nov  1,  Its  9 to  14 

b 6,  21  38  14,  2 y,  7% $2700 

Bradshaw  R to  E S Dreyer  June  5,  It  16 

17  etc  b 4,  Garfield  add  2 yrs,  7% $400 

Bergrist  F to  L Baird  nov  23,  It  17,  b 2 b 4 

20  4o  14,  5 yrs,  6% $600 

Bodenschatz  G A to  F H Dickey  Nov  16,  Its 

4 and  6 blk  6 etc , 2 yrs  6% $1633 

Busbee  B to  J Frane  Dec  1,  It  16  b 8,  16  38 

14,  5 yrs,  7% $5000 

Burnham  T to  H C Patterson  July  21,  Its 

5 and  6 b 2,  etc,  6 36  15,  1 yr.  6% $1690 

Balnus  N to  J H Ernst,  Dec  2,  It  14  b 4 b 

44,  Sheffield  add,  5 yrs  6% $1000 

Bemis  & McAvoy  B Co  to  E A Saalfield, 
Oct  30,  pt  It  26  and  ajl  27  and  28  bln  2 

Walker  Bros  add.,  6 mths  6# $10,000 

Brinkmann  F to  W H Tatge,  Oct  21,  pt  n 

w % 29  36  13,  4 yrs  7% $1450 

Bierma  C to  A Bierma,  Dec  3,  It  83  b 6,  7 

39  14,  5 yrs  7% $1000 

Brown  C E to  F R Chandler,  Dec  1,  It  29 
b 1 b 12  Rockwell  add,  5 yrs  6$.  . $15,000 
Bowes  J P to  F R Chandler"  Dec  1,  lot  1 b 

1,  15  38  14,  5 yrs  7% $2100 

Bowell  P H to  J Buehler,  Nov  22,  Its  10  to 

24  b 8,  36  40  13,  1 yr  8% $1200 

Bigotue  R to  H E Greenebanm,  Nov  29,  It 

18  b 3 b 44  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  7% $500 

Cochran  J L to  WMLs  Moyne,  Nov  17,  It 

7 b 1,  28  40  14,  3 yrs  6^ $2149 

Cochran  J L to  W M LeMoyne,  Nov  17, 
lot  9 and  prt  10  b 1,  28  40  14,  3 yrs  6%, 

$3656 

Cochran  J L to  W M LeMoyne,  Nov  17.  It 

8,  b 1,  28  40  14,  3 yrs  6% $2437 

Crosby  J to  D Bain,  dec  6,  It  24  b 5, Rock- 
well add,  1 yr  7% $1000 

Cummins  J P to  C H Lawrence,  Oct  28, 

Its  44  to  46  b 12,  4 39  13,  5 yrs  $400 

Church  J M to  J W Scoville,  Apr  17,  lot  6 

It  18  etc,  34  39  14,  6 yrs $4000 

Caldwell  C H to  W S Young,  Jr,  Dec  1,  pt 

Its  15  to  18.  21  38  14,  5 yrs  7% $1500 

Crane  A to  T H Schintz,  November  26,  lot 

38  b 5,  28  39  14.  3 yrs  7% $1000 

Cordban  S M E to  W Lister,  Nov  30,  Its  1 

to  3 It  11,  16  38  14,  2 yrs  8% $1000 

Corby  L E to  H Potwin,  Nov  30,  It  77  s e 

% 12  29  13,  2 yrs  7% $300 

Consumers’  Gas  Co  to  J J P Odell,  dec  4, 
all  plant  and  prop  of  said  Co,  50  yrs  5% 

$300,000 

Crawford  A M to  T W Sennot,  Oct  25,  prt 

It  88  b 1,  18  39  14,  8% $1000 

Czaja  J to  B Rosenberg,  dec  1,  Its  77  and 

78  b 33,  19  39  14,  2 yrs  7% $2000 

Christianson  I to  C G Riculess,  nov  15,  It 

7 b 1,  6 39  14,  4 yrs  6 % $166 

Crowley  T M to  S Kerr  Nov  26,  Its  1 to  6 

It  12  b 5,  24  39  13,  5 yrs,  7% $9000 

Carey  T to  P W Holway  Dec  1 It  24  b3 

Packers  5th  add,  7% $1000 

Casey  E G to  H M Ralston  Oct  11,  It  31  b 

20,  17  39  14,  5 yrs,  8 % $1500 

Critchell  R S to  F H Dicicey  Nov  16,  It  9 b 

3, . 2 y,  6% $6533 

Critchell  R S to  F H Dickey  Nov  16,  It  9 b 

3, , 2y,  6% $3266 

Collins  B to  G W Kroll,  Oct  27,  lot  3 b 11, 

36  39  13,  8$ $500 

Clark  R to  C M Coleman,  It  7,  nw  qr  12  39 

12,  2 yrs  7% $550 

Dostal  J to  T H Schintz,  dec  2,  It  3 b 4,  20 

39  14,  3 yrs  7% $5000 

Dzieryur  W to  E A Warfield,  Sept  6,  It  37 

b 17,  7 38  14,  6$ $250 

Dostal  J to  C D Lusk,  dec  7,  It  3 blk  4,  20 

38  14,  3 mths  6 % .$950 

Dale  J P to  W P Kimball,  dec  1,  Its  17  and 

18  b 1,  20  42  13,  5 yrs  7% $1400 

Davis  L to  H L Kent,  nov  30,  prt  w % nw 

% 22  38  14,  5 yrs  7% $3760 

Davis  G V to  A H Veeder,  Nov  29,  pt  It  16 

b 1,  21  38  14,  Aug  1,  ’89,  7% $300 

Dieden  C to  J Buehler,  Dec  1,  It  1 b 16,  J 

R & S add,  3 yrs  7% $2500 

Donnelly  T J to  L A Frey,  dec  1,  Its  1 and 
2 b 6,  5 37  15,  3 yrs  6% $1500 


Special  attention  given  to  the  interests 

Of  1H»U  o>ts. 


Dodson  J H to  A Smith,  dec  6,  It  6 blk  3, 

Ellis’  W add.  3 yrs  7% $3000 

Dahl  G R to  A Chytraus,  Dec  4,  Its  42  and 

43  b 8,  9 39  13 $200 

Dale  J T to  W P Kimball,  dec  1,  Its  17  and 

18  b 1,  20  42  13,  5 yrs  7# $1400 

Delthke  J to  G Lill,  Nov  15,  It  1 blk  17,  29 

40  14,  3 yrs  6% $4000 

Deuter  M to  F Lang,  nov  18,  It  64  Ballin’s 

sub  8 38  14,  8# $400 

Dynllwicz  W to  T Schintz  Nov  30,  It  6 b 

21  Elston  add,  6 y 6%# $7500 

Diesel  F to  J H Ernst  Nov  29,  It  62  b 1, 

Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  6# $1200 

Dostert  J to  Ernst  Bros  Nov  29,  It  361  b 1 

b 1 etc.  29  40  14,  3y6it $550 

Dethke  J to  J H Ernst  Dec  1,  n % It  12  b 

89  Elston  add  5 yrs,  6%  $2000 

Dandy  W C to  S Polkey  Nov  — , It  4 It  9 b 

57,  27  39  14,  1 yr,  8 % $1500 

Diven  Thos  J to  F R Chandler,  Dec  1,  prt 

b 3 etc  11  39  13,  5 yrs  7% $6000 

Emerson  N J to  C P Keeney,  Nov  6,  It  1 to 
27  and  32  to  44.  b 22,  Pennock,  6#.  .$6000 
Fagan  J to  W Heinemann,  dec  6,  It  29  b 1 

1 39  13,  4 yrs  7% $1600 

Fitzgerald  H to  W T Dwight,  dec  1,  It  8 of 

It  11  etc,  24  39  13,  18  mths  7% $525 

Fritchie  A A to  G L Blumenshein,  Dec  2, 

It  10  b 8,  29  40  14,  2 yrs  6% $950 

Feils  T to  B F Weber,  Dec  1,  pt  ne  frl  % 1 

40  13,  4 yrs  7% $1900 

Fosetti  E to  H Rieke,  Dec  3,  It  2 etc  blk  4, 

4 38  14,  3 yrs  7% $5000 

FliceK  M to  A Stepina,  nov  15,  It  17  blk  2, 

25  39  13,  1 yr,  6% ", $126 

Falkenthal  C J to  F Klotz,  nov  30,  It  44  b 

6,  29  40  14,  3 mths $700 

Ferelis  L to  G W Kroll,  July  27,  It  45  b 18 

19  39  14,  %% $100  . 

Fraham  F G to  E Dymond,  dec  3,  It  2,  b 

46,  Jefferson,  2 yrs  8 % $800 

Gage  G M to  C J Haines,  May  1,  prt  lots 
31  and  32  blk  15,  frl  15  42  13,  3 yrs,  8$, 

$3000 

Gustafson  L to  W H Holden,  Dec  3,  It  4 b 

9,  4 39  14,  Jan  17 $4000 

Gielke  J to  H T Weeks,  Nov  8.  n % lots  4 

and  5 b 2,  6 39  14,  1 yr  6# $750 

Goodhue  H A to  S Fraice,  Dec  1,  It  15  and 

pt  14,  b 8,  16  38  14,  1 yr  7% $3975 

Gleason  W D to  C W Requa,  Nov  3,  Its  16 

and  17  b 7,  22  38  14,  3 yrs  <6% $4176 

Gnthrie  W to  G M Bogue.  Nov  16,  lots  72 
to  74  b 3 add,  etc,  13  39  13,  5 yrs,  6%, 

$2000 

Guthrie  W to  G M Bogue,  Nov  16,  lots  39 

and  40  b 3,  13  39  14,  5 yrs  6# $1200 

Gray  A A to  H E Updike,  Dec  1,  It  11,  etc 

nw  qr  13  39  13,  51  mths,  6# $1700  I 

Goschke  A to  M E Greenebaum,  Dec  4,  It 

15,  b 9,  31  40  14,  5 yrs  6% $625 

Hansel  L to  B Hansel,  dec  6,  It  32  b 1,  6 38 

14,  7% $600 

Hagel  W to  C F Schumacher,  Jr,  Nov  1,  It 

6 sw  qr  27  41  9,  2 yrs  6% $550 

Harvey  J D to  W A Montgomery,  dec  6,  It 

1 and  2,  28  39  14,  3 yrs  6$ $5000 

Hers  A to  C S Downs,  dec  6,  It  13,  b 28,  S 

Chicago,  3 yrs  6% $450 

Hallinan  T G to  M W Hill  nov  29,  It  10  b 

3,  28  38  14,  5 yrs  6# $28'0 

Hunter  L S and  W J B to  C H Harrison 
Oct  26,  It  14  b 42,  17  39  14,  5 yrs,  7%  $3000 
Hatterman  F W to  H Potwin,  Nov  24,  It  23 

b 39  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  $400 

Hansen  N to  L M Eisendrath,  dec  2,  Its  19 

to  21  b 4,  Spear’s  add,  3 yrs  6$ $338 

Hill  C E to  M A Rice,  Nov  6,  pt  Its  46  and 

43  b 1,  34  39  14,  3 yrs  6g $7000 

Hoffman  T C to  P W Palmer,  Nov  26,  lots 

21  and  22  b 1,  30  39  14,  3 yrs  6% $860 

Hoffman  E S and  H H to  E J Lehman, 

Nov  15,  It  65  b 1 etc,  28  40  14,  4 yrs  6? 

$4000 

Howard  F R to  W D Kerfoot,  June  23,  lot 
18  b 1 b 16,  Austinville,  3 yrs  6%  .. . .$400 
Hedenberg  J W to  T B Bryan,  dec  4,  It  30 

b 18  S S add,  2 yrs  7% $2500 

Hagerman  by  conservator,  to  J F Griffin, 

Dec  3,  It  85  b 63,  19  39  14,  3 yrs  7%.  .$586 
Hancox  W to  A C Gehr,  Dec  1,  It  45  blk  2, 

18  39  14,  6 yrs  6% $3000 

Hannaford  T W to  N A Partridge,  Nov  20 

w % se  % b 18  Maywood,  6# $1200 

Hales  M to  A Stepina,  Nov  30,  It  25  blk  5, 

20  39  14,  15  days $2400 


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II  m iagton  PGHtoFH  Dickey,  Nov  16 
Us  5 and  6 b 3 etc  Wilson’s  add  Oak  Pit, 

2  y rs  (!  % $1633 

llovt  LtoME  Greenebuum,  Nov  29,  lots 
72  and  67  e ^ ue  % 23  38  14,  2 yrs  7$, 

....  ...»  ....  <jk2600 

Husband  A GtoSM  Smith,  Nov  19,  Its  33 

aud  34  b 45,  9 37  14, 7% $439 

Hair  M to  O P Curran,  Sept  1,  Its  3 and  4 

b 10,  26  39  13,  3 yrs  6$ $900 

HitchcocK  E J to  J H Ward,  Dec  2,  lots  6 
and  7 aud  pt  8 b 6,  Ogden  add,  3 yrs  7$, 
$2500 

Hickey  J H to  L Baird,  Sept  3,  lot  2 b 12, 

18  39  14,  mthly,  8% $850 

Hartman  W to  M E Greenebaum,  Dec  4,  It 
55  K and  W sub  20  40  14,  3 yrs  7%  . .$650 
Hair  E to  D S Place,  Nov  23,  It  5 blk  2,  13 

39  13,  2 yrs  8% $200 

Jackson  J to  W Garnett  Jr,  Dec  3,  It  4 lot 

7,  18  39  14,  8% $2166 

Jensen  J to  L Baird,  Nov  3,  prt  b 10  W T 

& A D sub,  6 39  14,  5 yrs  7%> $9750 

John  R to  E Schrader,  Nov  29,  It  37  blK  3 

North  Branch  add,  2 yrs  7% $200 

Johnson  M and  M A to  C T Tyrrell,  Dec  4 

It  4 b 2,  19  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $1000> 

Jensen  J P to  C L Norton,  Oct  18,  It  7 b 3 

Palmer  add  S Chicago,  3 yrs  8% $225 

Jarczy  kowski  A to  F Biesko  Nov  28,  It  12 

b 2,  5 39  14,  8% $1600 

Johnson  M to  H A Haugan,  dec  10,  It  3 It 

49  28  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $2500 

Joh  nson  E to  C S Downs,  dec  6,  It  15  b 28 

S Chicago,  3 yrs  8% I300 

Johnson  J toC  S Downs, dec  6,  It  14  blk  28 

50  Chicago,  3 yrs  6$ $3°0 

JazikowsKi  F to  C G RicKless,  Nov  2,  lot 

69,  b 35,  Sheffield  add,  2 yrs  8% $100 

Johnsen  C W to  L Baird,  Nov  8,  It  35  b 2 

b 4,  2o  40  14,  5 yrs  8% $600 

Johnson  C P to  J J Mitchell,  June  9,  lot 

27,  b 5,  36  40  13,  2 yrs  8% $275 

Kreplin  F to  H T Weens,  Nov  8,  lot  6 and 

pt  5 b 2,  6 39  14,  1 yr,  6% $750 

Konvalinker  J to  T H Schintz,  dec  3,  It  8 

b 5,  20  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $500 

Kenofsky  S to  L J A Fuellgraff  oct  7,  It  41 

b 6,  28  3914,  8% I1?00 

Koehler  J to  F Lackner  Nov  24,  It  9 It  53 

Butterfield  add,  8% $1000 

Kensahy  M to  H McKey,  Oct  7,  lot  14  b 2, 

3  38  14,  3 yrs  8% $550 

Kinzl  F to  C A Williams,  Aug  30,  It  27  b 6 

14  40  14,  8%  $1150 

Kinzel  F to  C A Williams,  Aug  13,  It  27  b 

6.  19  40  14,  8% $1150 

Kotctsky  P to  T Wikaryusz,  Nov  16,  It  16 

b C,  32  39  14,  8% $1300 

Kosinski  J to  J Matz,  Nov  15,  It  32  b 12,  5 

39  14,  8 % $1400 

Kuhn  W to  P F Haynes,  dec  1,  It  456  blk  1 

ete,  29  40  14,  1 year,  8% $15° 

Keenine  A to  C H Pushecn,  dec  6,  It  40  b 

64,  19  39  14,  2 yrs  6 % $1500 

Kearney  M M to  W Loeb,  nov  29,  lots  16 

and  17  b 1,  29  39  14,  5 yrs  7% $3500 

Killacky  P to  W Hopf,  dec  2‘  It  46,  Bogue 

add,  7%i $1000 

Knapp  F H to  G R Walter,  nov  8,  lot  18  b 

47  Cornell,  8% $1680 

Kalal  B to  H Henderson,  Nov  30,  prt  It  20 

and  21  b 40,  S S add,  3 yrs  8% $2000 

Kline  J to  J F Rhodes,  Nov  23,  Its  25  to  29 

King’s  Garden,  8% $2000 

Koehn  H to  W G Baker,  Oct  4,  Its  19  and 

20  b 2,  8 38  14,  30  mths,  8% $700 

Koupes  F to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  27,  It 

19  b 9,  31  40  14,  5 yrs  8% $375 

Linder  B to  A L Coe,  Nov  1,  Its  8 and  9 b 

1,  21  38  14,  3 yrs  7% ..$575 

Le  Messurier  J to  D J Schuyler,  Dec  3,  pt 

e 14,  nw  34  17  39  13,  3 yrs  8% $9000 

Long  R to  H H Brinton,  Dec  2,  lot  41  b 6, 

13  39  13,  2 yrs  8% $200 

La  Bounty  M J to  H A Haugan,  Dec  2,  It 

20  b B Wrightwood,  3 yrs  8% $2250 

Liston  J to  J S Gould,  Oct  20,  It  10  It  3 b 

45,  21  39  14,  5 yrs  8% $600 

Loung  M A to  J Nutt,  Oct  20,  It  17  ne  ^ , 

10  38  14,  2 yrs  8% $4000 

Lederer  E to  L Silverman,  Dec  1,  It  45  b 

1,  34  39  14,5  yrs  8% $5000 

Lederer  E to  L Silverman,  dec  1,  It  44  b 1, 

34  39  14 $10,000 

Lichan  A and  E to  F Lackner,  Dec  6,  prt 
It  73  to  76  b 7,  36  40  13,  6 mths,  7%.  $1000 
Lovece  J to  J C Miller,  Nov  15,  lot  23  b 4, 

33  38  14,  8$ $3700 

Litchfield  C to  J Stern,  Dec  2,  lot  9 b 1,  20 

40  14,  7% $3000 

Lange  F to  G L Thatcher  nov  29,  It  3 b 6 

1 39  13,  3 yrs,  8% 

Lindblad  A to  L Baird  nov  23,  It  25  b 2 b 

4,  20  40  14,  3 yrs,  6 % $600 

Le  Gros  B C to  M E Greenebaum  Nov  22, 

It  9 b 13,  36  40  13,  3 yrs,  7% $1100 


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Landonceur  H to  G M Bogue,  Nov  29,  lot 

44  b 2,  13  39  13,  4 yrs  6 % $650 

Lyman  W H to  W L Pierce,  dec  1,  It  18  b 

2,  20  40  14,  5 yrs  7% $2200 

Ludwich  F to  J Gunzenhauzer,  dec  2,  prt 

It  15  b 2,  J & P add,  3 yrs  7% $1200 

Mifflin  C Hto  C H Rieke,  Oct  25,  prt  b 2, 

16  38  14,  4 yrs  8% .$4000 

Moraz  F to  J Roubik,  dec  6,  prt  b 234,  31 

37  14,  3 yrs  7% $500 

McKillan  B to  E A Congdon,  Nov  2,  Its  1 

to  3 b 7,  1 38  13,  4 yrs  7% $350 

Mierdel  R to  E E Prussing  Nov  23,  It  43  s 

w M 20  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $350 

McConnell  G to  S M Moore  Nov  12.  pt  sw 

W 8 40  14,  3 yrs  8% $18,992 

Mikoloiczak  A to  W F Hatterman  nov  2, 

It  57  b 27  Sheffield  add  2%  yrs,  8%.  . .$150 
Munger  A A to  E B Myers  nov  20,  b 1,  Its 
2 to  6 pt  Its  2 and  3 frl  15  add . . . $127,500 
Modea  J to  R S Carroll  Dec  1,  It  67  b 2.  6 

38  14,  8% $4,J0 

Menzenberger  J to  A L Coe,  Aug  5,  pt  lot 

16  and  all  17  b 2,  21  38  14,  1 yr  8%. . .$750 
Matt  F to  F Lang,  Nov  18.  lot  46  b 1,  8 38 
^ $1000 

McGee  A J to  D H Small,  dec  2,  It  3 blk  2, 

26  39  13,  6 yrs  7% $1500 

Mercha  M to  A Stepina,  Dec  2,  It  8 b A, 20 

39  14,  6 mths,  8% $155 

Murphy  M to  E S Dreyer,  Dec  2,  It  10  blk 

1L  Butler  W & W add,  3 yrs  8% $1500 

Midglev  J W to  J McMahon,  Dec  4,  Its  12 

and  13  b 27,  S S add,  Apr  1,7% $2500 

Miller  L to  W Vocke,  Nov  22,  It  39  b 15  U 

& M add,  2 yrs  7% .$1000 

Mifflin  C H to  C H Riene,  Oct  25,  n 34  b 2 

16  38  14,  4 yrs  8% $4000 

McCune  W C to  S L Boyce,  dec  2,  lots  76 

to  79  b 2,  28  38  14,  5 yrs  8% $750 

Mayer  R to  E S Dreyer,  dec  3,  pt  It  1, But- 
terfield add,  2 yrs  7% $600 

Mayer  L to  E H Sheldon,  nov  29,  lots  19 

and  20  b 5,  6 39  14,  3 yrs  8% $900 

Mosenbnnk  W to  J P Altgeld,  dec  1,  It  66 
and  prt  65  b 2 etc,  29  40  14,  3 yrs,  7%, 

/ $1250 

Morier  A to  J J Curran,  nov  26,  It  1 b 14, 

26  39  13,  734$ *500 

Morgan  D F to  J Stern,  Nov  4,  Its  1 to  3 b 

10,  6 36  15,  7% $1600 

Mick  A M to  C BurcKy,  Nov  29,  pt  lot  4 b 

14  Linden  Grove,  3 yrs  7%, $1500 

Mifflin  C H to  D B Lyman,  Oct  20,  lots  1 
to  10  and  17,  It  38,  16  38  14,  2 yrs  8%  $3000 
Maher  TtoWD  Kerfoot,  Nov  6,  lot  6 b 1 

b E,  28  40  14,  3 yrs  6% $200 

Nicholas  T to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  29, 

It  33  b 5,  Gross’  N add,  3 yrs  7% $400 

Nichols  E C to  L R Nimlauf,  Dec  1,  pt  lot 
32  and  33  blk  62,  7 39  14,  3 yrs  8%.  $10,000 
Nelson  G E to  A Schorling,  Nov  27,  pt  lot 

11  b 1,  33  38  14,  2 yrs  8% $150 

Newman  C W to  R Waterman,  Nov  30,  lot 

25  b 9,  29  40  14,  90  days $1000 

Neumann  A to  M Van  Alien  July  26,  lc  21 

sw  34  7 38  14,  27  m 8% $125 

Noney  F to  L Mandl,  dec  1,  prt  It  13  b 36 

S S add,  2 yrs  7% I400 

O’Dea  Ejto  L Baird,  Oct  4,  It  43  blk  2 b 4, 

20  40  14,  5 yrs,  8% $1050 

O’Dea  M to  W C Fricke,  June  1,  pt  It  4 b 

31  Elston  add,  5 yrs  8% $1400 

O’Ryan  C D B to  W Heinemann,  Dec  1,  It 

11  b 32  J R and  S add,  1 yr,  8% $650 

Olsen  O to  J A Wilson,  Oct  29,  It  8 b 5,  21 

38  14,  4 yrs  7% $637 

O’Neill  S to  J C Schumacher,  Nov  30,  ptlt 

58  b 18,  Sheffield  add,  8% $900 

PicKen  J to  W D Kerfoot,  Sept  21,  It  2 b 4^ 

b 16  Austinville,  4 mths  8% $375 

Pfeiffer  J C to  J C Schumacher,  Nov  29, 

It  21  b 6,  18  39  14,  8% $500 

Pruyn  W H to  S R McAuley,  Nov  30,  ptlt 

10  b 45  S S add.  3 yrs  8% $30C0 

Prebach  A to  A Podolsky,  Nov  30,  pt  It  54 

and  all  55,  b 2,  33  39  14.  8% $1000 

Pforr  J to  N M Brand,  Nov  15,  Its  8 and  9 

b 1 b 15,  Sheffield  add.  5 yrs  8% $2500 

Pillinger  M A to  W D Kerfoot,  June  23,  It 

19  b 1 b 16,  4 yrs  8% $400 

Powers  J to  H E Greenebaum,  nov  30,  lot 
1 b 1,  Ogden  add,  2 yrs,  7%  ...^,.,  .$9000 


Picken  JtoWD  Kerfoot,  nov  8,  Its  4 and 

11  b 2 b 16,  Austin  2d  add,  Austinville,  , 

3 yrs  8% $575  styx  W to  A L Coe.  Nov  1,  Its  10  to  12  b 1 

__  a T IT  Adi,  A Altrrnld  Klili  <>1  1 J X vrs  7$ $5 


Swett  C M aud  W D to  F R Chandler,  Dec 
22,  lt4  15  and  16  b 4,  21  38  14,  22  mths, 

6 % $2200 

Storm  A to  H A Hangan,  Dec  1,  It  10  b 13 

Ogden  add,  2 yrs  8% $2500 

Sigle  C F to  T J Lefens,  Dec  1,  lots  27  to 
32  b 1,  Gano  add,  Pullman,  etc,  5 yrs, 

$260 

Steinbach  E to  H E Greenebaum,  Dec  4,  It 

14  It  1,  36  40  13,  3 yrs.  7% $600 

Shufeldt  J H to  H P Merriman,  Dec  3,  pt 

se  frl  M 6 36  15,  5 yrs  7% $10,000 

Swanzy  H A to  J McCabe,  Nov  22,  It  8 lot 

1,  16  38  14,  5 yrs  7% $2500 

Swanzy  H A to  A E Kesler,  Nov  23,  It  8 It 
1,  16  38  14,54  mths,  7% $1600 


Poder  A to  J H Ernst,  dec  4,  Altgeld  sub 

20  40  14,  2 yrs  7% $500 

Pilae  J to  W D Kerfoot,  Oct  2,  It  19  prt  b 

16,  6 39  14.  5 yrs  8% $2350 

Petosa  B to  P F Knefel,  dec  6,  It  47  b 2, 

36  40  13,  1 yr  8%, $200 

Peats  WHtoTW  Prindeville  It  4 and  pt 

5 b 8,  29  40  14,  3 y 8%% $800 

Polsen  C to  H Heissen  Nov  27,  It  13  b 1,  1 

37  15,  8 yrs  6 % $850 

Ploner  J to  A Stepina  Nov  29  It  66  b 8 20 

39  14,  2 y,  7% $500 

Pratt  J F to  F E Burley  Dec  1,  Its  2 to  4 b 
28  and  pt  b 16  Rogers’  ParK,  5 yrs  8% 

$13,000 

Quirk  B to  H N Willey  Nov  16,  Its  31  and 

32  b 2.  12  39  13,  3 yrs  8% $2100 

Quinn  C to  G M Bogne  Oct  11,  Its  1 and  2 

b 2,  14  39  13,  4 y,  8% $1400 

Quitsen  H to  R W Bridge,  dec  2,  prt  It  44, 

b 7,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  8%, $800 

Rethmeyer  A G to  M E Greenebaum, Sept 

25,  Its  5 and  6 b 3,  Gross  Pk,  7% $550 

Rathke  J to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  29,  lot 

16  b 9,  31  40  14,  5 yrs  8% $575 

Roderer  J to  W Heinemann,  Dec  1,  It  1 b 

6, 19  39  14,  4 yrs  8% $4000 

Rudel  R to  M Schintz,  Nov  30,  pt  It  3 b 

4  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $1000 

Ronahll  A C to  J A Wilson.  Oct  29,  lot  9 b 

5,  21  38  14,  4 yrs  7% $637 

Reordt  G O to  M L Robinson,  Dec  1,  lot 

27  b 18  Brand’s  add,  3 yrs  7% $3500 

Ruff  M to  J R Parker,  Nov  24,  lot  58  b 5, 

10  39  13,  7% $400 

Reeves  W W to  L Baird,  dec  2,  it  45  b 33, 

17  39  14,  3 yrs 

Rydberg  J O to  A Krimbill,  Sept  11,  Its  7 

and  8 b 4,  8 37  15,  6 yrs  7% $1200 

Reid  W J to  W Loeb,  Aug  21,  lot  22  b 4,  4 

38  14.  Aug  1,  ’88,  8% $2000 

Riley  J B to  B F Head,  Nov  11,  prt  lot  34, 

Fqrestville,  2 yrs  8% $550 

Richter  E to  S M Moore,  June  26,  lot  10 
sub  of  n y2  sw  34  ne  28  38  14> 3 yrs 

8% : $250 

Robert  W to  G R Thorne  Oct  1.  pt  Its  20 
and  18  Div  2,  30  38  15,  5 y rs,  8% . . 

Rode  F Jr  to  C H Niemann  Nov  17,  It  11  b 

1 b 48,  19  39  14,  8^ $400 

Shields  R P to  E S Dreyer  May  10,  Its  7 to 

9 b 4 Garfield  add  2 yrs  7% $300 

Stubbs  C L to  E R Cox  Nov  20,  It  19  b 11 

Vernon  Pk  add  5 yrs,  8% $2200 

Schaar  J G to  L Baird  Nov  19,  Its  9 and  10 

b 11,  20  39  14,5  yrs  8% $6000 

Swett  C M and  W D to  F R Chandler, 
Nov  27,  It  16  It  2,  21  38  14,  3 yrs  7%.  $3000 
Simons  A to  P A Otis  Dec  1,  It  13  b 37  s 

s add,  5 y,  8% $4600 

Schroeder  T to  M Van  Allen  July  26,  It  20 


2138  14,  3 yrs  7% $575 

Timmin  S J to  W E Love,  Dec  4,  lot  6 lot 

10  etc.  34  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $1666 

Talbot  E S to  H M Shepard,  Sept  24,  lot  3 

b 1,  29  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $8000 

Triewer  C J to  J R Lana,  Nov  1,  It  4 b 10 

Lane  Park,  3 yrs  8% $450 

Todd  J to  F B Peabody,  nov  30,  It  3 It  2 b 

1 Ashland  2d  add,  3 yrs  8% $4000 

Tronzer  A to  C H Boesenberg,  Apr  5,  Its  4 

to  6 b D Turner  Park,  3 yrs  8% $1000 

Turner  C O to  C P Silva,  Nov  10,  lots  1 to 

3 b 52,  W Heights,  1 year  8% $350 

Tucker  J to  J B Muir  Dec  1,  Its  3 and  4 b 

48  s s add  5 y 6$ *1000 

Varley  MtoGM  Bogue,  Oct  16,  lot  40  b 

4 b 14,  etc,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $282 

Van  Aker  J to  T Murphy,  dec  7,  pt  It  12  b 

1.  Ogden  add,  10  mths  8% $2000 

VanWazer  F to  J Rosenthal,  Nov  30,  lot  1 

Its  1 to  12,  4 39  14,  2 yrB  8% $400 

Westcott  O S to  B Lathrop,  Nov  23,  Its  20 

to  23  b 1,  2 38  14,  3 yrs  8% $3750 

Wilson  H R to  F B Peabody,  Nov  30,  It  17 
b 4 University  sub,  34  39  14,  5 yrs,  8%, 

$11,000 

Walton  F to  F W Cleaver,  nov  6,  It  17  b 5, 

11  38  14,  1 yr,  8% $1000 

Weber  J to  D Fales,  nov  30,  pt  It  6 lot  7 b 

7,  26  39  13,  5 yrs  8% $2000 

Wagner  M to  W Loeb,  Nov  26,  It  15  b 14, 

Bushnell  add,  5 yrs  8% $2100 

Wells  W H to  J Lloyd,  Dec  3,  It  13  blk  22, 

Hyde  Park,  3 yrs  8%, $3000 

Vrchota  J to  T H Schinjz,  Nov  29.  It  3,  20 

39  14,  3 yrs  7 % $2600 

Wink  E to  E H Sheldon,  Sept  1,  Its  21  and 

22  b 5,  6 39  14,  2 yrs  8% $900 

Whitlock  W J to  M J Dunne,  Dec  1,  lot  14 

b 2 Rockwell  add,  8% $200 

Walker  F G to  B R De  Young,  Dec  2,  lot 

20  b 1,  34  39  14,  2 yrs  6% $1500 

Webster  G to  M E Greenebaum,  Oet  9,  lot 

3,  Gross  Pk  2d  add,  4 yrs  7% $300 

Wagner  L to  G T Smith,  Nov  23,  lots  2i 

and  28,  b 2,  25  39  13,  2 yrs  7% $400 

Wales  J to  E D Sellmann,  Oct  5,  It  53  b 4, 

20  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $600 

Wolff  W to  D M Hillis,  Nov  17.  lot  21  b 4, 

8 37  14,  lyr71 $100 

Wetzel  N to  J H Ernst,  dec  6,  It  28  b 1 b 5 

Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  8%% $1000 

Wiggins  J R to  G W Kroll,  Oct  27,  It  30  b 

5,  36  39  13,  8% $1000 

Wiley  S S to  H C Patterson,  Nov  32,  part 
Oviatt  sub,w  % se  34  43  37  73i  5 yrs  6J^% 
$5000 

White  J to  L Baird,  Nov  10,  It  6 b 1,  Hub- 
bard add,  8 % $2500 

Walsh  J J to  H S Dreyer,  Dec  3,  It  53  b 2, 

9 38  14,3  yrs  8% $500 


SW  U 7 38  I4’  27  mths $125  Youni?  W C to  M Frohl'ch  nov  29,  pt  Its  2 


Scheck  H to  P F Knefel,  dec  2,  It  48  b 2, 

36  40  13,  1 yr,  8%, $150 

Sheda  J to  C J Vopicka,  dec  6,  w % It  6 b 

39  8 S add,  3 yrs  8%% $300 

Siebert  H A to  J J Mitchell,  Aug  1,  It  30  b 

6,  36  40  13,  3 yrs  8% $340 

Schaar  J G to  L Mandl,  dec  6,  lots  32  and 

33  b 12,  20,  39  14,  1 yr  8% $1000 

Senn  M to  W Heinemann,  dec  3,  It  3 It  108 

Bronson  add,  3 yrs  8%% $7000 

Stern  B B to  F R Chandler,  dec  1,  lots  6 

and  7 b 10,  23  38  14,  5 yrs  8% $4000 

Sanders  W to  T J Lefens,  nov  14,  lots  39 

and  40  b 13,  Lee  add,  30  m,  8% $800 

Shanen  L C to  F Lang,  dec  2,  Its  23  to  26, 

b 23,  4 38  12,  8% $2000 

Strehl  W R to  D M Hillis,  Oct  16,  It  3 b 4, 

8 37  15,  2 yrs  7% $200 

Shearburn  F to  D W Starr,  Oct  15,  pt  It  5 

b 3,  21  38  14,  5 yrs $1750 

Schroeder  H to  W Heinemann,  Nov  29,  It 

82  b 16.  19  39  14,  2 yrs  8% $1400 

Sherman  I A to  S M Smith,  Nov  19,  Its  35 

aud  36  b 45,  9 37  14,  7%.  v $525 

Sobieraeski  S to  T Scanlan,  Oct  10,  It  19  b 

3 Spear’s  add,  5 yrs  8% $500 

Sullivan  H A to  J Mattocks,  dec  1,  pt  It  8 
b 1,  3 38  14,  1 yr  7% $400 


to  4 b 1,  29  40  14.  2 yrs, 

Zipprich  M to  E E Prussing,  Nor  30,  prt 
Its  166  and  167,  Bronson  add,  3 yrs,  8%, 
$2500 

CHATTEL  MOKTOAfiES. 

Austin  PLtoCT  Williams , furn  Aus- 
tin Hotel,  1 yr $575 

Avery  C A to  W S Lasher  Dec  3,  furn  241 

31st  st,  6 mos $180 

Arbogast  J B to  Wacker  & B B & M Co 

Nov  27,  saloon  1 yr $500 

Annas  A G to  A J Brown  Dec  1,  machy  etc 

13  Canal  st  Oct  1 $250 

Anderson  E to  Gottfried  Brg  Co  Nov  27, 

saloon  1 n Centre  av,  2 yrs $228 

Adams  A to  L A W Brush  Dec  1,  furn  489 

Ogden  av.  6 mths $100 

Anderson  B A to  Orr  & Locket  Dec  3, 

mdse  Hyde  Pk,  60  ds $53 

Arno  J to  L Gant  Dec  1,  furn  553  Lake  av, 

15  $140 

Andren  A O to  O D Hadsell  Nov  2,  furn  68 

Milton  av,  2 mthr $100 

Atherton  E to  J Cullen  Dec  6,  furn  3426 

Halsted $74 

Bernhamer  J L to  J M Green  Oet  28,  wag- 
on horses  etc  307  Monroe  st,  4 mths.  .$86 


678 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Batteson  J to  0 F Malcolm  Dec  4,  furn 

1722  State  st,  6 mths $191 

Black  W P to  E R Walker  Dec  2,  furn  428 

6lst  st,  4 mths $126 

Bassett  C E to  E R Walker  Nov  23,  horse’ 

etc  131  Bissell  st,  3 mos $51 

Bigelovv  C F to  C T Williams  Dec  4,  furn 

3010  State  st,  1 yr $280 

Barbanera  P to  L C Mecke  Sept  3,  horses 

etc,  8 mths $77 

BabcocK  B F to  E T Brown  Dec  2.  furn  La 

Grange  6 mths $130 

Bjornson  A to  S T Powell  Dec  3,  furn  341 

w Chicago  av,  6 mths $1437 

Bohn  W to  G J Pangratz  Nov  30  furn  330 

Clark  st  1 yr $1,000 

Bull  C E to  S C Kanter  Nov  27,  furn  776 

Larrabee  st $95 

Best  E J to  M B Trumble  Nov  29,  furn 

1360  Wabash  av,  1 yr $830 

Burton  C H to  E H BabcocK  Nov  27,  furn 

760  Walnut  st,  2 mths $62 

Brussels  C to  J H Spear  Dec  2,  furn  95  Si- 

gel  st,  4 mths $55 

Bartel  J and  M to  h M Holden  Dec  1,  pia- 
no 259  Park  av,  2 yrs $425 

Carberry  E G to  E R Mackey  Dec  4,  furn’ 

199  Seminary  av,  6 mths $68 

Cummings  F to  Keeler  & Jennings  Nov  4, 

coach  etc  142  w Madison  st,  pm $1000 

Carpenter  E H to  1 F Reed  Dec  4,  barber 

shop  33  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $210 

Cain  1 C to  J D Spear  Dec  6,  piano  47 

Pine  st,  8 mths $140 

Chittenden  I A to  M Dahlgren  Dec  1,  pia- 
no 309  Park  av,  18  mos $160 

Culver  M J to  J O’Hern  Dec  1,  horses  etc 

— Dexter  av $100 

ClarK  C F Jr  to  Mut  Trust  Co  Dec  3,  furn 

233  30th  st,  8$ $300 

Cerney  W to  F Kolurs  Dec  4,  furn  208  w 

22d  st,  2 yrs ,$20  0 

Cummings  U to  S E Baxter  Dec  3,  furn, 

365  Ohio  st  30  ds $189 

Crull  & Bay  to  J M Green  Oct  19,  wagon 

etc  327  62d  st $110 

Cline-  J to  J Cullen  Dec  2,  furn  722  Hin- 

man  st,  5 mths $55 

Coleman  E M to  W N Alley  Nov  29,  pia- 
no etc  1120  12th  st,  6 mths $190 

Cadott  H W to  T Green  Nov  20,  grocery 

Lake  2 yrs $1046 

Detrick  & Harmon  to  Brunswick  B C Co 
Dec  2,  billiard  goods  Hegewisch,  10  mos 

$250 

Daly  G to  W W Charles  Nov  23,  horses  etc 

349  Mavst,  6 mths $120 

Dement  O S to  C V Kassen  Dec  1,  furn  81 

Clark  st,  July  1 ’87 $554 

Dana  h to  J D Spear  Dec  1,  furn  130  65th 

8t  6 mos $75 

Davis  W P to  H M McIntosh  Dec  3,  furn 

etc  1177  Lexington  av,  6 mths $490 

Devine  J to  E R Mackey  Dec  4,  horses  etc 

14  7 13th  pi,  6 mos $08 

Dorsey  S A to  I Ginsberg  Dec  6,  horse 

1332  State  st $80 

Doyle  M J to  H Dougherty  Dec  2,  house 

Cordon  st,  Luke,  90  ds  . $208 

Dudley  G S to  W W Charles  Dec  2,  dies 

etc  226  Washington  st,  6 mths $62 

Donoghne  J J to  J Cunningham  Son  <&  Co 
Dec  1,  hearse  etc  198  w North  av,  p m 

^ $1001 

Duggan  M to  W N Alley  Nov  1,  piano  37 

Emerson  av,  6 mths $70 

Douglas  J to  O F Malcolm  Dec  2,  furn  280 

Erie  st,  2 mths $54 

Dent  J A to  h B Masser  Dec  1,  wagons  etc 

1244  State  st $10o 

Dresler  R to  E D Winslow  Nov  29,  piano 

and  furn  960  n Clark  st,  4 mths $272 

Doonenbrink  H to  H FFlentie  Dec  2,  hor- 
ses, Wheeling  3 mths $50 

Evans  F to  Blain  Bros  Dec  2,  furn  877  Ad- 
ams st.  6 mths $224 

Egger  S F to  H M McIntosh  Dec*4,  furn' 

176  Oak  st,  5 mths $08 

Faimer  F G to  H M McIntosh  Dec  4,  furn 

204  Burling  st,  6 mths $08 

Ferguson  H to  W W Charles  Dec  6,  fnm 

248}^  Sangamon  st,  6 mths $73 

Fleck  A to  J H Norton  Dec  4,  wagons  etc 

667  Hinman  st,  6 mths $195 

Foote  P to  J H Norton  Nov  30,  piano  and 

furn  2905  Wabash  av,  7 mths $382 

Grainger  H to  R C Baker  Oct  25,  furn  285 

Fremont  st  1 yr $207 

Guth  C to  F J Dewes  B Co  Dec  4,  saloon 

1228  Milwaukee  av,  1 yr $150 

Grant  SStoWN  Alley  Nov  22,  furn  and 
Kimball  organ  156  47th  st.  8 mths ....  $96 
Gross  J H to  K G Schmidt  Brg  Co  Dec  4, 

mdse  44  Lincoln  av $500 

Hoehn  II  to  S Reise  Dec  7,  house  519  Jef- 
ferson st,  2 yrs $550 


Hefrich  P to  J Moran  Dec  3,  horses  etc 

3717  Cottage  Grove  av,  2 yrs $250 

Hutchinson  S ta  J D Spear  Dec  4,  furn 

Hyde  Pk,  6 mos $104 

Hollet  G to  A C Wilson  Dec  3,  saloon  129 

w Madison  st $700 

Haight  H 1 to  H M McIntosh  Dec  4,  piano 

and  furn  247  s Green  st,  6 mos $99 

Heintz  I to  Blain  Bros  Dec  3,  piano  98  w 

Madison  st,  6 mths $130 

Hilb  F H to  H A Pemberton  Nov  27,  furn 

furn  etc,  2625  Butterfield  st,  2 mos $ 

Hansen  H to  W N Alley  Dec  1,  furn  950 

32d  st,  10  mths $105 

Hammer  F D to  W F Wilson  Dec  2,  horses 

etc  3227  Dearborn  st,  23  mths $400 

Herman  C to  W S Wharton  Nov  29,  furn 

Peoria  st,  3 mths $78 

Hooper  A to  J Osbern  Nov  29,  horse  etc 

3650  HicKory  st,  6 mths $120 

Hughes  S J to  C J Shields  Dec  2,  furn  434 

Dearborn,  6 mos $1 

Haber  M to  M McDonald  Dec  1,  bakery 

668  12th  st,  1 yr $150 

Hoyt  M A to  E R Mackey  Dec  2.  furn  34 

Artesian  av,  6 mos $ 149 

Hotelling  E R to  C H Tebbitts  Dec  1,  ma- 

chy  etc  117  18th  st,  6 mths $175 

Hurlbut  E R to  E R Waliser  Dec  1,  furn 

189  Honore,  3 mths $51 

Ingraham  C D to  J Biedler  Nov  11,  piano 

10  n Carpenter  st,  6 mths $200 

Johnson  B J to  J 0 Morris  Dec  4,  machy 

etc,  309  w Erie  st $163 

Johnson  A to  L B Shields  Dec  4,  furn  565 

Carroll  av,  5 mos $75 

Jacob  A to  M Leevin  Dec  3,  saloon  152 

4th  av,  5 mths $368 

Kaplan  A to  P F Weber  Dec  2,  fnrn  285  n 

Ashland  av,  8 mths $95 

KeltoN  M T to  F J Mackey  Nov  20,  furn 

84  Halsted  st,  7 mths $73 

Kemp  A to  A F Temple  Dec  2,  furn  2428 

Indiana  av,  6 mths $410 

Kollberg  G to  S C Kanter  Nov  26,  furn  599 

Wells  st $375 

Kingman  PE  to  E T Brown  Dse  1,  furn 

Normal  Pk,  6 mths $195 

Logan  M to  E R Walker  Dec  4,  furn  466  w 

Congress  st.  6 mos $111 

Laramie  T to  Union  Type  Foundry  Dec  6, 
presses  etc,  Commercial  block,  18  mths 

$475 

Lee  M to  J D Spear  Dec  3,  piano  670  Ful- 
ton st,  6 mths $50 

Little  H to  Bartholomae  & L B Co  Dec  2, 

saloon  Lake  View  2 yrs $300 

Leysen  J B to  R Stevenson  Dec  3,  mdse 

etc  381  Division  st $500 

Langdon  E G to  L A W Brush  Dec  2,  furn 

77  Centre  av.  5 mths ..$93 

Larson  R to  M L Pemberton  Dec  1,  furn 

3147  State  st,  Sept  1 $87 

Lawrence  L to  G J Williams  Dec  2,  piano 

and  furn  361  Lincoln  av,  6 mos $124 

Leber  M to  H Fremendorf  Nov  22,  shop 

Lyons,  1 yr $1,000 

Lane  L to  W W Charles  Dec  1,  furn  34 

Pine  st,  4 mths $57 

Leander  M to  R Isham  Nov  30,  furn  106 

Wells  st,  6 mos $130 

McDonald  J to  E R Waffier  Dec  1,  furn 
3552  Cottage  Grove  av,  3 mths . . ....  $101 
Moore  L K to  W W Charles  nov  29,  furn 

2228  Prairie  av,  2 mos $104 

Morin  D J to  E R Mackey  Dec  3,  furn  383 

Hermitage  av,  6 mths $155 

McKenzie  M to  Blain  Bros  Brg  Co  Dec  1, 

furn  13  Bishop  ct,  6 mths $71 

Murray  C h to  J H Norton  Dec  2,  horses 

etc,  2 mos $150 

Mullen  W to  W S Wharton  Dec  1,  furn  518 

Erie  st,  4 mths $57 

Maritzen  A to  W W Charles  Nov  13,  furn 

585  Larrabee  st,  3 mths $82 

Miner  A J to  M J Pemberton  Nov  30,  furn 

256  w Congress  st,  6 mos $66 

McGuire  MG  to  H A Pemberton  Nov  30, 

horse  etc,  LaKe  View $64 

Miller  E M to  J H Spear  Dec  4,  furn  107 

Ontario  st,  6 mths $08 

Metaxas  M to  H Spitz  Dec  3,  saloon  124 

w Madison  st,  6 mos $500 

McClellan  M to  E Galloway  Dec  3,  furn 

1475  Michican  av,  2 yrs $1500 

Mather  H to  O E Phillips  Dec  1,  horses  etc 

2 yrs $2,000 

McConnell  L to  E T Brown  Dec  4,  piano 

and  furn  693  Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $68 

Marceau  H to  A Kaiser  Dec  6,  shop  686^ 

w Lake  st,  1 yr $125 

Mann  W to  W S Wharton  Dec  6,  furn  170 

Schiller  st,  4 mos $57 

McLaughlin  J fi  to  Blain  Bros  Dec  3 hor- 
res  etc,  23  Meridian  st,  6 mths. . . ! . . $171 
Matheny  J to  W W Charles  Nov  8,  furn 
968  LaKe  st,  6 mos $90 


Merrill  S S to  J H Spear  Dec  3,  piano 

24th  and  Ceutl  Pk  av,  6 mos $130 

Miller  C F to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  Dec  6. 

saloon  4245  Halrted  st,  1 yr $150 

Morgan  H to  W S Lasher  Dec  6,  furn  42 

Peoria  st,  10  mths $97 

Milter  H L to  C F Kimball pianto  and 

furn  400  Ogden  av,  6 mths $259 

Noxon  L J to  I Meyer  Dec  6,  restanrent  7 

mos $344 

Neumann  C to  S ReKer  Oct  1,  saloon  547 

Clark  st.  Oct  1 $550 

Olnev  F to  W N Alley  Dec  4,  horses  etc  70 

Park  av,  6 mths $67 

Olsen  P E to  N Jensen  Oct  4,  cows  etc  659 

Seymour  st,  1 yr $400 

Ohman  C J to  W W Charles  Dec  7,  piano 

and  furN  45  Marvin  st,  3 mths $235 

Phelan  L J to  C F Kimball  & Co  Dec  7, 

piano  123  Sibley  st,  6 mths _ 

Pomeroy  A F to  A W Bourke  Nov  29,  furn 

Hyde  Pk  p m $120 

Patterson  J S to  T B Wisdom  Dec  2,  horse 

and  buggy,  Lake  2 mos $50 

Purdy  J P to  W N Alley  Nov  30,  furn  80 

Hastings  st,  3 mths $51 

Peterson  S J to  W S Wharton  Nov  29,  furn 

— Graceland  av,  2 mths $157 

Putnam  E to  J Crawford  Dec  3,  saloon  528 

s Water  st,  6 mos $200 

Poglase  J to  J Cullen  Dec  2,  furn  407  Har- 
rison st $141 

Peterson  M to  J Cullen  Dec  1,  piano  Jef- 
ferson 5 mths $125 

Qan  Velson  A & H to  J J Owen  Nov  26, 

furn  301  Bissell  st,  4 mos $67 

Rosenfeld  S to  C F Kimball  & Co  Dec  7, 

furn  123  Sibley  st,  6 mths $271 

Redington  J C O to  C B Rushmore  Dec  7, 
electric  plates  57  Washington  st,  2 mths 

# $200 

Robinson  LC&IStoJE  LaFond  Dec  1, 

furn  and  piano  6 mths $302 

Rudolph  R H to  Wacker  & B B & M Co 

Dec  7,  saloon,  268  State  st,  1 yr $650 

Rounds  S P Jr  to  M L Barrett  Dec  6,  en- 
gine stc,  3 mths $130 

Rund  H to  H Detmer  Nov  24,  piano  33  w 

Indiana  st $225 

Reckinger  S to  N Hottua  Dec  4.  wagons 

etc,  Cicero $500 

Richardson  G to  J Samuels  Dec  2,  furn 

632  4l8t  st,  2 mos $141 

Reilly  M to  H M McIntosh  Dec  2,  horses 
etc  31st  s and  California  av,  6 mths.  .$65 
Robinson  G E to  J Oberman  B Co  Dec  2, 

saloon  194  Randolph  st,  1% 

Raineger  A A to  C H Wingate  Dec  2,  furn 

Randolph  st,  6 mths $166 

Rowe  C J to  E R Walker  Dec  2,  furn  2510 

Sanger,  4 mths $51 

Smalley  HntoW  W Charles  Dec  3,  furn 

3451  Rhodes  av,  1 mth $115 

Smith  CO  to  S nasterlik  Dec  2,  saloon 

340  State  st $200 

Sturgeon  R to  Garden  City  B Table  Co 
Dec  2,  billiard  goods  3444  State  st,  15 

“>.pm $450 

Stoddard  h S to  Seavey  Bros  Mfg  Co  Nov 

1,  range  257  Michigan  av,  p m $105 

Sheldon  W Eto  S Richardson  Aug  30,  pia- 
no 4 mths $56 

Singer  E C to  W H Reid  Jr  Nov  20,  furn 

455  Divison  st $100 

Spaulding  A T to  J M G Urbanus  Sept  29 

horse  etc  302  Orchard  st,  6 mos,  6% $50 

Scott  G W to  H A Pemberton  Nov  29,  furn 

1322  Michigan  av,  5 mths $340 

Sage  A to  W W Charles  Dec  4,  furn  312 

Indiana  1 mth $236 

Sheldon  A B to  L B Shields  Dec  3,  piano 

and  furn  Hyde  Pk,  2 mths $111 

Shean  J R to  H Le  Caron  Dec  1,  fixtures 

etc  378  Blue  Island  av,  Sept  1 $500 

Scoville  D S to  W N Alley  Nov  29,  piano 

and  furn  Evanston  6 m $240 

Smith  H C to  L M Cook  Nov  6,  cab  etc  6 

mths $600 

Smith  W to  A Schaffhauser  Dec  1,  furn  605 

32d  st,  3 mths $42 

Smith  P to  O F Malcolm  Dec  6,  furn  3411 

Vernon  av,  6 mos $50 

Squiser  C W to  D Hyman  Nov  30,  furn 

2119  43d  st,  6 mths $453 

Sullivan  TMtoM  McHulty  Nov  10,  gro 

eery  21  Rush  st,  Apl  1, ’88 $1000 

Schaumburre  A to  J Cullen  Dec  6,  furn 

707  w 14th  st.  6 mths $51 

Scovern  J G to  J V Rowan  Dec  7,  carriage 

etc,  90  Blue  Island  av,  6 mos $283 

Spies  M to  C Passow  & Son  Dec  2,  pool 
table  etc,  1195  Blue  Island  av,  6 mths  $90 
Trucey  C to  W S Wharton  Dec  6,  furn  and 

piano  988  35th  st $319 

Towner  D M to  W S Wharton  Dec  2,  den- 
tal office  Halsted  and  Madison  sts,  4 
mths $115 


Troxell  G W to  J D Spear  Dec  6,  furn  1316 

State  st,  9 mths $116 

Teed  H G ts  F E Blackman  Dec  4,  furn  88 

La  Salle,  6 mths $52 

Twitty  W G to  I N Reed  Dec  1,  furn  427 

Warren  av,  6 mos $300 

Temple  A F to  0 Lippincott  Dec  7,  piano 

and  furn  358  Center  st $250 

Tillotson  E A to  ER  Walker  Nov  18,  furn 

and  piano,  La  Grange  6 mths $74 

Van  Der  Vort  0 to  R D Kelly  Dec  1,  furn 

etc  200  Washington  st,  16  mths $2500 

Van  Osdel  E G to  C W and  E Pardridge 
Nov  30,  painting  Central  Music  Hall 

Feb  1 ^50 

Williams  M to  O D Hadsell  nov  26,  shop 

718  w Indiana  st,  6 mos $45 

Wilcox  J F to  C T Williams  Dec  6,  furn  74 

Natl  Life  bldg,  1 yr $194 

Whelan  M J to  J P Owings  Dec  6,  furn 

461  Washington  bd  2 metis $164 

Weeks  R R to  E E Hooper  Dec  4,  furn  163 

Adams  st,  2 yrs $2560 

Weeks  R R to  A S Howe  Dec  4,  furn  Hotel 

Emery  1 yr $700 

Welpot  H to  F Gutgesel  Nev  1 5,  saloon  84 

w Randolph  st,  6 mths $400 

Wright  E P to  R D Kelly  Dec  2,  furn  3736 

Butterfield  st,  4 mths $50 

Wright  J to  Brunswick  B-C  Co,  Nov  29, 
billiard  goods,  3901  Halsted  st,  7 mos 

pm ^52  2 

Wyman  J E to  J Wyman  Dec  2.  furn  58 

Union  Pk  pi,  6 mths 

Whipple  J to  W N Alley  Dec  3,  piano  533 

Lake  st,  3 mths $58 

Werthan  D to  A Sternheim  Dec  4,  furn  376 

w Harrison  st,  4 mths $140 

VYies  J to  W Meirr  Nov  30,  horses  etc  New 

Trier  6 mths $75 

Young  S to  E H Babcock  Nov  29,  piano 

574  Fullerton  av,  5 mths $70 

THURSDAY’S  REPORT. 

TOO  LATE  TO  CLASSIFY. 

Kelly  F to  E R Mackey  dec  7,  furn  925 

34th  st,  8 mths $98 

Palmer  A D to  E R Mackey  dec  6,  furn  620 

Carroll  av,  8 mths $189 

Hester  J S to  E R MacKey  dec  6,  furn  3024 

Lake  Park  av,  6 mths $354 

Dike  H J to  H M McIntosh  dec  6.  furn  and 

piano  3655  Grace  av,  6 mths $558 

Kelly  M to  H M McIntosh  dec  7,  piano  & 

furn  2922  5th  av,  6 mths 7 $227 

Foley  T to  W N Alley  Dec  7,  furn  912  Ash- 
land av,  6 mos $95 

Westerfield  W C to  M K Williams  dec  3, 

furn  Englewood.  6 mths $187 

Landgren  A to  E R MacKey  dec  7,  furn  58 

Nixon  st,  6 mos $57 

Sack  ison  E to  E R Mackey  dec  7,  horse, 

etc  254  Burling  st,  6 mths $68 

Harrohl  P to  C Dennehy  dec  6,  saloon  140 

22nd  st,  1 yr $500 

Gondie  D R to  W N Alley  dec  6,  furn  165 

Washington  st,  6 mos $65 

Burkest  E J to  W N Alley  dec  6,  Ohio  st,  3 

mth $114 

Baird  A M to  W H King  Nov  22,  piano 

2111  Wentworth  av,  6 mof $70 

Du  Bois  L E and  J H to  W H King  dec  6, 

furn  3150  Butterfield  st,  6 mos $55 

Kline  C to  W H King  nov  23,  furn  11.  Wis- 
consin st,  6 mths $125 

Batch  J J to  W H King  dec  6,  furn  184 

Milton  av  6 mos $93 

Clayton  C J to  S Wolf  dec  1,  horse  etc.  $130 
Southard  F to  E T Brown  dec  7,  furn  1800 

Wabash  av,  6 mths $55 

Arnold  C H to  E T Brown  dec  7,  furn 

z99J^  Randolph  st,  6 m $248 

Weachley  J to  W H King  dec  4,  shop  155 

Dearborn  st,  6 mths $281 

Joyce  M to  C T Boval  dec  7,  horses  etc 

1242  Madison  st,  90  ds $150 

Tatt  C L to  H T Scheurman  dec  8,  piano 

6 mos $100 

Umdenstock  M to  F P Elliott  &Co  Dec  1, 

office  562  n Market  st,  4 mos $3,000 

Sauford  T to  W H Kretsinger  dec  7,  furn 

3158  Forest  av $111 

Adams  0 to  J R Parker  dec  7,  piano  and 

furn  60  Wisconsin  st,  5 m *s $860 

Beardsley  E to  Blain  Bros  dec  8,  piano  265 

Lincoln  av,  4 mos $68 

Cooper  J C to  Blain  Bros  dec  7,  furn  83 

Avon  av,  4 mths $140 

Perkins  T G to  T Beni  dec  1,  machy  etc 

122  Jefferson  st,  1 yr $836 

Hany  A to  A J Snell  Nov  23,  horses  etc 

Norwood  2 yrs $125 

Perry  J F to  M A Twohey  dec  7,  furn  153 

st,  6 mos $111 

Gates  J S to  E B Millard  & Co  dec  4,  hor- 

sec  etc,  1 yr $100 

Simmonds  F to  W W Charles  Dec  2,  hor- 
ses etc  261  Wabash  av.  5 mos $186 


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Dill  B to  W W Charles  Nov  5,  furn  Hyde 

ParK  4 $129 

Rapp  F to  H Kaegebein  dec  8.  saloon 

Lake  View  3 $300 

Haugan  E to  C Williams  dec  6,  furn  81  Le 

Moyne  st,  6 $50 

Olanter  J to  C Williams  dec  6,  furn  656  w 

Indiana  st,  7 mths $70 

Maguire  E to  0 Williams  dec  6,  fnrn  567 

w 13th,  7 mos $02 

Stuart  E A to  O Williams  dec  7,  furn  422 

w Van  Baren  st,  7 mos $52 

Livingstone  V to  M Mitchell  dec  8,  furn, 

piano  etc  173  3d  av  6 mos $780 

Bloch  M to  Mandel  Bros  dec  8, carpets  etc 

112  Dearborn  av,  2 yrs $276 

Hackett  J to  J H Norton  Dec  7,  horse  etc 

191 2 Wabash  av,  3 mos $54 

Getzler  A to  0 E Wyman  dec  8,  furn  595 

Sedgwick  st,  6 $73 

Metz  H J to  B B Woolford  dec  8,  piano  & 

furn  8 35th  st  2 yrs  $1480 

Kerman  RCtoFH  Hill  Sept  21,  carriage 
158  w Washington  st,  2 yrs $500 


MORTGAGES. 

Weiss  T to  H Hoepe,  Dec  2,  lot  56  blk  37, 

Sheffield  add,  4 yrs  7 % $400 

McOlany  H C to  N W L and  B Ass’n,  Oct 
19,  It  2 It  9 etc,  b 34,  Glencoe,  8 % . . .$1000 
Leeds  J S to  F F Oviatt,  Nov  1,  Its  5 and  6 
blk  24,  Kinzie  add,  March  1,  ’88.  6%. 

$50,000 

Rome  J to  L L Beck,  Nov  26,  pt  It  3,  36  40 

13,  2 yrs  6% $700 

Hanna  J S to  J W Clark,  Nov  8,  It  24  and 

pt  23,  21  38  14,  indemnity $ 

Grey  L T to  E D Cole,  Dec  4,  pt  b 24,  Ev- 
anston, 3 yrs  8% $2000 

Ladd  J T to  E Hurlbut,  Oct  8,  Its  1 and  3 

b 6 Rockwell  add,  5 yrs  6% $1500 

Oleson  A S to  Mut  B and  L Assn,  Nov  23, 

It  13  se  qr  9 39  13,  8% $2800 

Conway  M to  B Shnrtleff,  Nov  21,  It  4 b 2 


furn,  2 mths $776 

Seymour  R L to  H Swartley,  Dec  6,  pt  b 3 

76,  27  39  14,  2 yrs  1% $2000 

Boardman  M J to  Union  M L Ins  Co,  dec 

1,  It  10  b 4,  Hyde  Park,  1 yr  0% $1600 

Kellogg  J to  W H Doughty,  dec  2,  pt  It  10 

8 37  14,  1 yr  8% $3000 

Milan  E E to  Cosmopolit’n  B and  L Assn, 

Nov  24,  It  1 b 2,  5 37  14,  7% $500 

Burns  L and  H I Saxton,  nov  16,  It  19  b 3 

33  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $500 

Ehlert  E to  L Heller,  dec  4,  It  11  b 6,  6 39 

14,  4 yrs  6 % $500 

Boardman  M J to  U M L Ins  Co,  dec  4,  It 

19  b 4 Hyde  ParK,  1 year  6$ $1600 

Snton  J T to  N W L and  B Assn,  Nov  16, 

Its  41  and  42,  14  39  14,  8% $2000 

Duffus  J H to  Bank  of  Ft  Madison,  dec  4, 

Its  25  to  48  b 2,  7 38  14,  3 yrs  8% $6000 

English  E and  W H to  C W Richmond, 
Nov  26,  It  10  and  part  11  b 6 Richmond 

add,  La  Grange,  4 yrs  6% $ — 

McFarlane  M F to  Natl  S and  L Assn,  nov 

15,  It  13  b 3,  22  37  14,  8% $000 

Wosks  J W to  C J Hambleton,  nov  18,  lot 

6 b 1,17  40  14,  6 yrs  6% $1000 

Hagg  J J to  N W L and  B Assn,  nov  16,  It 

31  b 1,  Parkside,  8% $2( 

Mears  C A to  J M Adsit,  dec  6,  part  lots  5 
and  6 b 17,  Kinzie  add,  5 yrs  8%  . .$20,000 
McCoy  F to  W H Dervey,  Dec  1,  It  33  b 40, 

S Chicago,  2 yrs  7% $100 

Stabe  F to  A Lorenz,  Nov  26,  lot  6 blK  1, 

Thornton,  1 year,  8 % $100 

Hartman  J L to  Commonwealth  B and  L 
Assn,  Nov  11,  It  10  b 8,  Hegewisch, 


OlIIT  CLAIM  DEEDS  AND  HUIT- 
CLAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 


Lot  24  blk  12,  J Lee’s  sub  sw  \ 20  39  14  I and  Jane  A Cole.  $10  and  proc. 

Dec  2,  Albert  McCarty  to  F Pauch. . .$915  , 99234  Gardner  S Chapin  et  al  v Chelten- 


33  39  14,  51  mths  8% 


Dodge  T H D to  Mut  B & L Assn,  nov  23, 

It  17  b 20,  21  39  14,  8% $5000 

Hurlbut  H A to  J L Crozer,  dec  1,  Its  1 to 

6 It  1 etc,  12  39  13, 1 yr,  8%% $12,000 

Landnesser  J to  L Guenther,  dec  7,  prem 

859  Paulina  st,  8% $50 

Hunting  R E to  T A Rexford,  dec  1 pt  b 
10,  Young  add,  Blue  Island,  5 vrs,  7$, 
$425  | $U00 


Specht  J E to  Phoenix  B Society,  Nov  20, 

Us  20  to  24  etc  b 44,  Sheffield  add,  5%.  $600 
Arthur  K to  C M L Ins  Co.,  Nov  26,  lots  2 
to  6,  lot  6 b 22  Kinzie  add,  5 yrs,  8%, 

$20,000 

Grimm  A to  Phoenix  B Society,  Nov  30, 

Its  4 and  5 b 5,  Gross’  N add,  5%  ....  $400 
Matz  E to  J Volkmaun.  Nov  25,  It  44  b 2, 

1 39  13,  5 yrs  8% $1100 

Hardwick  W to  G H Martin,  Nov  30,  It  7, 
Parmley  sub,  4 38  14,  135  days,  7%  . .$600 
Reitz  J to  F A Winkelman,  Nov  1,  It  15  b 

12,  35  40  13,  2 yrs  8% $250 

Callahan  P to  P Sullivan,  Dec  2,  lot  122 

etc,  Bronson  add,  4 yrs  8% $1200 

Wold  B E to  Lemont  B and  L Assn,  Nov 

27,  It  1 b 31,  Lemont,  8% $500 

Jaegerman  G B to  M J Watson,  Nov  1,  Its 
24  and  25  b 107,  Cornell,  2 yrs  8%  . . .$750 
Bradshaw  B A to  People’s  B and  L Assn, 

Nov  8,  It  12  b 2,  16  38  14,  8% $700 

Mathews  J to  Calumet  B and  L Assn, July 
21,  It  7 b 2 F and  G add,  Pullman,  7 %% 

$200 

Wells  C D to  J M Adsit,  Dec  3,  Its  10  and 
11  w ^ lot  7 blk  31,  33  40  14,  3 yrs  8%, 

$16,000 

Kemp  W to  J W Johnson,  Nov  28,  Its  38  to 

41  b 49,  35  38  14,  1 yr  7% $500 

Livingston  L to  N W M L Ins  Co,  Nov  15 

It  3 b 1,  33  39  14,  5 yrs  8% $6000 

English  E to  C W Richmond,  Nov  26,  lot 
10  and  pt  11  b 6 R add,  La  Grange,  5 

yrs  7% $900 

Enderlin  F to  F A Winkelman,  Oct  18,  lot 

8 b 1,  35  40  13.  2 yrs  8% $300 

Dunn  H to  F A Winkelman,  Oct  18,  It  9 b 

1,  35  40  13,  2 yrs  6 % $300 

Ryan  M to  Citizens’  B and  L Assn,  Nov  6, 

It  8 b 15  J R & S add,  8% $4400 

Olson  L J to  B S Collier,  dec  1,  Its  9 and 

10  b 26,  25  40  13,  4 mths,  8% $270 

Lamberton  J F to  W C Goudy,  nov  1,  Its 

16  and  17  b 7,  Argyl.,  7% $6000 

Newman  K M and  F to  J H Norton,  dec  2, 


JUDGMENTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

104915  Mary  Getchell  v Henry  C Perkins 


Hunting  R E to  J Olson,  dec  6,  part  b 10 
Young  add,  Bine  Island,  5 yrs  8% . . . . $400 
Hunting  R E to  C H Crain,  dec  7,  pt  b 10, 

Young  add,  Blue  Island,  5 yrs  8 % $200 

Sullivan  M A to  R R Clarke,  Nov  24,  Its  36 
and  37,  Clark  add.  Lake  View,  5 yrs  8%. 

$1250 

Hoger  M A to  C J Clair,  dec  7,  It  11  b 16, 

32  39  14,  1 yr,  8% $S°° 

Oliphan'  D to  House  B & L Assn,  Aug  9, 

pt  It  45  and  all  5 b 1,  9 39  13 $2000 

MulzF  to  E Stuermer,  dec  7,  lot  2 lot  87, 

Butterfield  add,  40  days  8% $700 

Mulz  F to  Phoenix  B Society,  dec  7,  It  2, 

It  87,  Butterfield  add,  5% $900 

Roda  J to  F Rzepinski,  dec  1,  prt  It  7 b 7, 

5 39  14,  2 yrs  5% $80o 

Thayer  A M and  H E to  F F Dickinson, 
Oct  28,  Its  10  and  11  b 50  Wash  Heights 

Jan  1,  ’88,  8% $350 

Swauker  S E and  W H to  M C Carson,  dec 
6,  lots  1 and  2 b 17,  29  40  14,  3 yrs  7%. 

$600 

Crawford  M and  R to  D Crawford,  dec  7, 

pt  b 2,  Elston  add,  3 yrs  7% $1000 

Georgo  A to  M McGinnis,  dec  8,  pt  It  167 

Butterfield  add,  1 year  6 % $119 

Holton  W B to  M a Hovey,  Nov  3,  pt  It  5, 

b 15,  27  39  14,  3 yrs,  8% $3000 

Young  G A to  L Steward,  dec  8,  It  49,  It  28 

16  38  14,  1 yr  7% *300 

Kurting  A to  S McMahon,  dec  3,  It  84  b 23 

Sheffield  add $ 

Pelasky  M to  Lincoln  B and  L Assn,  Nov 

27,  pt  b 59,  21  39  14,  8% $500 

Barth  W to  Lincoln  B and  L Assn,  Nov  17 

It  4 b 3,  Murray  add,  8% $1500 

Lieser  J to  Lincoln  B and  L Assn,  Nov  20 

It  12,  It  25  etc,  33  39  14  . .$1000 

Day  L to  Lincoln  B and  L Assn.  Oct  25, 

It  44  b 4,  28  39  14,  8% $1000 

Rugner  A to  L Mensch,  dec  7,  lot  2 b 7,  K 

and  R add,  Evanston.  2 yrs  7% $400 

Loomis  W A to  H M Hawley,  dec  7,  It  7 b 
9,  Barrington,  6 yrs  8% $1200 


Lot  3 blk  8 Laflin  Smith  & Dyers  sub,  20 
40  14,  Dec  1,  D G Hamilton  to  J C Has- 
kins   • • | 

E 14  ne  pt  8 40  14,  Dec  1,  Isaac  0 Ad-  J 

ams  to  H M Springer ** 1 * * * 5 * * 8 * 10  ( 

Lt  122  blk  3,  Walkers  Dock  add  Nov  10,  j 
John  A Packard  to  Pleasant  AmicK.  .$50 
Lt  9 blK  1,  Swift  & McAuley’s  sub  ne  I 
20  39  14,  Nov  15,  Alex  Munroe  to  John 

Brown $1 

Lot  37  E pt  blk  10,  se  34  17  39  14>  J 0 °g- 

den  to  John  P Barrett $1938 

Lots  8 and  9 of  Its  1,  10  and  pt  2 and  3, 
Turners  sub  Lot  4,  se  34  12  39  13,  Dec  1 

H Coombs  to  L Silverman $80 

Lots  13  to  16  blk  1,  Derbys  sub  sw  34  nw 
U 10  38  14,  Nov  18,  Henry  S White  Jr  to 

AN  Gage  U 

Lot  9 of  Its  5 to  8 blK  55,  w % etc  21  39  14 
June  12,  Louisa  Gabriel  to  P Weinhei- 

mer • • f 50 

Lot  35  Wabansia  June  2,  est  of  Phebe  L 

Smith  to  C & N W Rwy  Co $300 

Lots  3 to  6,  9 and  10  of  e 133  ft  blk  7,  e J 4 
se  34  Nov  27,  18  39  14,  International 

BanK  to  A H Wolf •$! 

Lot  1 of  lt  9 Blk  22,  frl  Sec  15  add  Nov  11 
Wm  M Ferry  et  al  to  Jas  N & E P Buch- 
anan   • ■ • • 

Lot  8 blK  44  Orig  Town  Nov  17,  Wm  H 
Alexander  to  American  Express  Co.  . .$10 
S 34  lot  7 bin  89,  S S add  Dec  3,  P Ryan 

to  S Rogalsky .--**00 

S 20  ft  of  of  n 40  ft  of  Lot  1 blk  8,  Kinzie 
add  also  s 20  ft  of  n 40  ft  of  e 29  ft  lot 
16,  blk  8.  Wolcotts  add  Dec  3,  James  C 

Boyle  to  Menzo  Newbree  et  al $204 

Lots  8 14  19  20  30  31  32  45  46  blk  12,  Els- 
ton add  Nov  13,  D G Hamilton  to  est  of 

J Dinet $350 

W’  132  ft  of  S }4  Lot  3 blit  5,  State  Bank 
add  Nov  13,  M Fischbach  et  al  to  J F G 

Schneider $100 

E 34  lt  5 assesrs  div  of  lots  2 to  6,  blk  5 
Same  Nov  1 3,  J G F Schneider  et  al  to 

Anna  Mankel *lu 

Lot  4 Blk  6,  Stones  sub  of  Astors  add  Nov 

29,  Jas  A McLane  to  M J Dunn $10 

S Ely  34  It  17  Butterfield  add  Dec  3,  J K 

Dunlop  to  D & S Armitage $1,000 

SW  34  lt  64  Ellis  E add  , Nov  1,  G B 

Haines  to  W J Grummog $— 

Lot  10  blk  8,  Clarks  sub  13  39  13,  Nov  29, 

W W Marcy  to  L F Alexander $20 

Lots  19  to  23  Blk  8,  same  Nov  29,  G M ^ 

Lot  4 Wadsworth  sub  Its  2 and  3,  etc  blk 
20  Nov  29,  Orig  Town  J C Ogden  to  Wm 

Stewart $25 

Lot  1 to  8 Blk  2,  Frazers  sub  25  ac  in  4 38 

14  Oct  7 J McCaffery  to  A Gage $500 

Same  Aug  18,  J W Converse  to  A Gage  $100 
Lot  77  Prussings  sub  in  se  34  12  39  13,  nov 
26,  Martha  M Ayer  to  L E Corby  ....  $600 
Same  premises  Sept  13,  Ellen  M Cahill  to 
L E Corby * 


ham  Imp  Co.  By  deflt,  $854.20.  Attch 
dis. 

101292  Samuel  Baldwin  v John  H Cooke. 

On  ver,  $330.47.  w 

101302  Frederick  A Parker  et  al  v E W 
Hand.  $7  and  proc. 

100947  John  T Pirie  et  al  v Aaron  B Wolff. 

By  deflt  $830.79. 

99527  Frederick  W Michael  s v Sarah  Wolf. 
Plff  remits  $147.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt 
$500.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

10(238  Blue  Vein  Slate  Co  v Louis  and  Ja- 
cob Reinach  and  Dietrich  Kahn.  On  findg 
$541.55. 

4562  People,  ex  rel  W J Slee  v \ llhage  of 
Hyde  Park.  $1939  debt,  $1502.76  das,  en- 
tire. Appl. 

100805  Henry  Curtis  v Peter  Gaden.  On 
findg,  $303.75.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in 
20  ds. 

106428  Sarah  A Dowling  admx  v Louis 
Heintz.  By  agreet,  $946.60.  Satisfied. 

100910  Meyer  Wheeler  v Reiuhold  Stincke 
Robt  and  W'm  G Kerr  and  S F Hancbett, 
On  findg,  $150. 

101298  John  S Beilfeldt  v Chris  Patzman. 
On  ver,  $386. 

105320  George  A Erhart  v Julia  A King.  On 
afft  $303.50.  . , . 

106350  Oscar  L Richards  et  al  v Adalbert 
Holecek.  By  deflt,  $300  and  gen  and  sped 
exn. 

105946  Max  Freund  et  al  v Wm  C & Henry 
Severiu.  Same  $305.49. 

105890  Peninsular  Paper  Co  v Dalziel  Natl 
Ptg  Co.  Same  $26,147.53. 

105648  Chas  S Howard  use,  etc  v Charles  H 
Ten  Eyck.  Same  $649. 

106300  Steele  Wedeles  Co  v Adam  Majewski 
Same  $230.62.  . _ , 

106287  Thos  Oliver  et  al  v Benjamin  Had- 
docK.  Same  $1178.48. 

105992  India  Rubber  Comb  Co  v Inter  State 
Telephone  Co.  Same  $275. 

105965  Thos  Wilson  v Moses  Harris.  Same 
$497.20. 

106361  Jeanette  Crane  v Thos  J Gammon. 
Same  $150.25. 

106202  John  Williams  v Michael  C McDon- 
ald Same  $607.39.  Dis  as  to  Furthman. 
106002  Swift  I &S  Co  v Merrick  A Richard- 
son. Same  $1199.12. 

106250  Chicago  Daily  News  Co  v Victor  Ire- 
denhagen.  Same  $220.20. 

100259  Evan  Morris  v John  S Veatch.  On  ver 
$247.  Attch  dis. 

105381  John  Claflin  et  al  v Samuel  ShireK. 
By  deflt  $6090.32. 

1C6397  PatricK  Moran  v R Lespanasse.  Same 
$ 114.90. 

106420  W F Horton  v J Clinton  Hall.  Same 


SHERIFFS  SAFES. 

Tuesdas,  December  14,  1886. 

Wm.  M.  Dee  and  Wm.  E.  Dee  vs.  James 
Halpin;  amount  of  exection,  $72  and  costs. 
Lot  11  in  subdivision  of  north  part  of  one 
and  one-half  acres,  in  block  9 in  Sampson 
and  Green’s  addition  to  Chicago,  in  Cook 
County,  State  of  Illinois.  Tolman  & Nolan, 
attorneys  for  plaintiffs. 

Catherine  Berdel  vs.  Adelaide  M.  Berdel 
and  Mary  L.  Soldan;  amount  of  exection 
$46.24  and  costs.  Lot  29  of  Berdel’s  re 
subdivision  of  that  part  of  lot  8,  in  the 
School  Trustees’  subdivision  of  section  16 
township  38,  north,  range  14,  east  of  3rd 
principal  meridian,  lying  east  of  right  of 
way  of  C.  R.I.  & P.  R’y,  situated  in  Cook 
county,  State  of  Illinois.  Blum  & Blnm,  at 
1 torneys  for  plaintiff. 


$121.16.  , T . „ 
105364  Richard  Cromwell  et  al  v Joseph  ti 
Peterson,  Same  $126.90. 

106431  Noel  B Boyden,  use  of  S F Hanchett, 
v Herman  Vogler.  Same  $1820.80  debt, 
$169  das  debt  to  be  dischgd  etc.  Dis  as  to 
other  defts. 

106382  Alexander  E Guild  Jr  v Henry  M Al- 
len. Same  $100.61.  „ 

104692  Geo  W Morris  v A B Meeker.  Deflt 
on  scifa  and  deft  made  party  to  judgt 
$7574.27. 

106017  0 G Gibbs  v A H King.  By  deflt, 
$1084.34.  . 

106384  Spry  Lumber  Co  v Louis  Eckfeldt. 
Same  $410  debt,  $238.16  das;  debt  to  be 
dischgd  etc.  _ 

106405  Ira  McCord  vHeman  R Allen.  Same 
$106.81..  ^ , D , 

106457  Crane  Bros  Mfg  Co  v Edward  Roby 
Same  $267.25. 

106132  Selig  Amberg  et  al  v J K Cohen.  By 
deflt.  $120.98  and  sped  exn. 

106110  B T Porgesuse.  etc,  v Vaclav  Weinal 
and  Ludwig  Novy.  Same  $355.84. 


680 


106111  Same  v Same.  Same  $285.88. 

105429  Albert  A Sprague  et  al  v Frank  Ray 
Same  $381.24  and  sci  fa. 

105881  Chas  G Harrison  et  al  v Chas  W Al- 
len Co.  Same  1699.53. 

88452  J M VV  Jones  P <fc  S Co  v Lewis  Mor- 
rison. Same  $257.62  and  sci  fa. 

106519  Wm  M Collins  et  al  v John  Ennis. 
Same  $427.13. 

106471  Christian  Hanson  v A Lespinasse. 
Same  $338.41 

106611  Daniel  Kelly  et  al  v Adams  Trans- 
fer Co.  Same  $485.75. 

107563  Daniel  Davis  et  al  v Raymond  Les- 
pinasse. Same  $235-°l. 

106564  Chas  McMahon  v Same.  Same  $573- 
64. 

106665  Jacob  S Stnckler  etal  v Same.  Same 
$201.94. 

106566  Chicago  Rawhide  Co  v Same.  Same 
$267.40. 

100365  W P Bailey  v Charles  W Allen  Co. 
Same  $987.40. 

106605  Lucius  S Boomer  et  al  v Am  Bridge 
Co.  Same  47,459.89. 

105824  Joseph  Stockton  v Dillon  B Hutchin- 
son and  Chas  W Damier.  Same  $518.52. 
105755  Bruno  Diaz  et  al  v Albert  T Bach. 

Same  $1807.54  and  sci  fa. 

106439  John  Claiiin  et  al  v Samuel  Shirek. 
Same  $4036.47. 

105778  Philo  L Mills  et  al  v Samuel  Shirek. 
Same  $959.67. 

105439  Herman  L Ensign  v Hop  Tonic  Co. 
Same  $2567.92,  no  exn. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

50063  H P Hart  et  al  v Louis  Leonhardt. 
$10  and  proc. 

57786  Henry  Linderman  admr  vC  & El  R 
R R Co.  On  findg,  $2500. 

48352  Patrick  English  v Wm  H Silberhorn. 
Plff  remits  $100'  Mo  n t withdrawn  and 
judgt  $400.  Satisfied. 

49244  Wm  M Stanley  v Sophie  Diller.  Mo 
denied  and  judgt  $40.  Appl;  bond  in  20  ds 
and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

49538  Alvin  H Arnold  v S P Dewey  and  J D 
Gilchrist.  Same  and  judgt  $25. 

49812  Charles  M Henderson  et  al  v Henry 
Oberndorf  and  J H Harris.  Same  and 
judgt  $80.  Mo  to  apportion  costs  denied. 
49579  JasM  Johnson  Jr  v John  Murphy.  On 
ver,  $30o. 

TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

3114  Brand  <fc  Co  v James  Thornton.  $192.- 
95. 

3115  August  Dick  et  al  v Mrs  C Turner. 
$104. 

3116  Same  v Same.  $124. 

3117  Same  v Same.  $104. 

3118  James  Burke  v Mrs  C E Rhodes.  $167. 
81. 

3119  G E White  etal  v Osgood  & Wolfinger 
Mfg  Co.  $136.48. 

3120  J B Kern  v Jesse  Hart.  $137.95, 

58362  Bernhard  Mandel  v Wm  E Mann.  $8 

and  proc. 

58831  Sugg  & Biersdorf  Co  v A J Arfstein. 

By  consent,  $1290  and  gen  and  sped  exn. 
57850  GeoB  Hurd  etal  v Jas  H and  Thos  F 
Burmingham.  $465.14. 

49787  Critchell  & Sibly  v Herman  Renberg. 
On  findg,  $38.65. 

58548  Moses  Gimbel  et  al  v Emanuel  M 
Levy  & Isaac  Michaels.  By  deflt,  $379. 

58634  Abranam  Shuman  et  al  v same.  Same 
$443. 

58605  Leopold  Simon  vj  B Cohen,  Same 
2223.50  and  sped  exn. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


THOMAS  NELSON.  [Established  1856], 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


t it  , Painters  and  Decorators. 

6 wAbash.  Ave,.  telephone,  syic.  CHICAGO. 


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NISELY  & MILLER,  129&141i^hISUntonSt> 

SLATE,  TIN  AND  IRON  ROOFERS;  Manufacturers 


GALVANIZED  IRON. 

The  Hayes  Patent 

SKY-LIGHTS. 

(Under  License.) 


Warranted  not  to  leak  from  outside  storm  or  inside 
condensation. 


CORNICES,  ETC. 

Corrugated 
Conductor  Pipe. 

Warranted  not  to  Burst 
when  full  of  Ice. 


COUNTY  COURT. 

6055  Wm  Swissler  v A J Trumcey  and  A W 
Tnoker.  $260.45. 

6049  Henry  M Hooker  v Vaclav  Machek  and 
John  V Benes.  On  ver,  $118.49. 

5539  Sarah  M Underwood  v Amy  E Mc- 
Wharter.  On  ver,  $657.40. 

U.  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT. 

543  Daniel  Reed  v American  Express  Co.  On 
findg,  $300.  Satisfied. 

597  Wm  Young  etal  v Geo  G & W B Walker 
gams.  On  fludg,  $500. 

203  Grand  Rapids  Natl  Bk  v Wm  Parsons 
and  Thomas  Foster.  $4574.  Mo  n t by 
deflt. 

207  William  Hamilton  v Ambrose  M Buck- 
ingham  and  Enoch  Buckingham.  $5514.. 
$66. 

265  Vessel  Owners’  Towing  Co  v Schr  Ork, 
ney  Lass.  $73  and  ord  sale. 

ASSIGNMENTS. 

Jessiman  W to  R B Twiss  Dec  3,  tailor 

shop;  assets,  mdse,  acets  etc,  about  $2-000, 

liabilities,  $4600. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

Dec.  13. 

Und  1-6  part  of  n half  ofjnwjqr  of  sec  Is  36  13.  Ar- 
no Voss,  Master.  L N. 

Dec.  14. 

Lot  1 in  the  sub  by  Thomas  & Laflin  of  blocks  15  in 
C T’s  sub  of  of  w 14  and  w half  of  ne  qr  of  sec  17  39 
14.  Joanna  Kelly,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lot  11  in  sub  of  n part  of  ll/2  acs  iu  b 5 in  Sampson 
& Green’s  add.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N; 

Lot  29  of  Henry  Berdel’s  re-sub  of  that  part  of  lot 
8 in  C T’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14 . S F Hanchett,  Sheriff. 
LN. 

Lot  8 in  blk  8 in  Beebe’s  sub  of  e half  of  nw  qr  (ex 
cept  5 acs  in  ne  cor  thereof)  of  sec  2 39  13.  Penoyer 
L Sherman,  Master.  L N. 

All  of  lot  3 (except  then  10  ft  thereof)  lots  4,  5 and 
6 in  b 2 in  Beck’s  sub  of  sw  qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  21  38  14. 
Also  lot  18  block  four,  blcks  6 se  quar  sw  quar,  same. 
Henry  Waller,  Master.  LN. 

The  s half  of  nw  qr  of  sw  qr  and  ne  qr  of  sw  qr  of 
sw  qr  of  section  17  39  13.  Emma  D Shenk,  Guardian. 
L N. 

The  s half  of  lot  14  of  blck  60,  of  Russell,  Martin  & 
Roberts’  add.  H T Steele,  Master.  L A. 

Dec.  15. 

The  und  !4  of  east  !4  of  n w 14  of  sec  6 37  13.  E S 
Dreyer,  Trustee.  L A. 

Dec.  18. 

Commencing  at  the  nw  corner  of  e half  of  sw  quar 
of  sec  23  37  11.  Alonzo  M Griffen,  Special  Commis- 
sioner. L A. 

December  20. 

Lot  14  in  blck  2 in  Smith’s  sub  of  ne  qr  of  ne  qr  of 
sec  18  39  14;  also  lot  2 in  the  sub  of  lots  32  33  and  the 
west  8 ft  of  lot  34,  in  lot  4 block  8 of  Rockwell’s  add; 
also  lots  1 and  14  in  b 21  and  lot  1 in  blk  22  in  town  of 
Tremont,  Tazewell  Co,  111.  Jno.  T.  Noyes,  Master. 
LN. 

Lot  16  in  blk  11  in  J ames  Couch’s  sub  of  u (4  of  s l/2 
of  uw  qr  of  sec  13  39  13.  Jno  T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

A part  of  Edson’s  sub  of  s ^ of  nw  quar  of  nw  qr  of 
sec  8 43  14.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  42  and  43  iu  hi  in  Prout  & Coleman’s  re-sub  of 
e 19  acs  of  s 25  acs  of  se  qr  of  sec  4 38  14.  J T Noyes, 
Master.  L N. 

Lot  2 in  J A Yale’s  21  re-sub  of  b 43  iu  Elston’s  add 
Also  lot  5 iu  the  sub  of  lot  3,  with  the  n part  of  lot  2 
in  blck  9 of  Sheffield’s  add.  Caroline  Boegel,  Admx. 

L N. 

Dec.  81. 

Lot  2 in  the  e !4  of  blk  12  in  Butler,  Wright  & Web- 
ster’s add.  S F Hauchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  11  of  lot  2 of  Nicholes’  sub  of  east  54  of  lots  15 
and  16  in  sec  16  38  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff,  L N. 

Premises  in  the  village  of  Melrose,  Cook  County, 
111.,  s half  sec  3 and  n half  sec  10  39  12;  lots  4 5 10  11 
16  1 7 30  and  31  b 123.  Also  premises  in  s half  sec  3,  n 
half  sec  10,  same,  betw’n  the  public  road  and  24th  av, 
lots  40  41  46  47  62  53  63  61  64  65  68  and  69,  b 138,  same. 


Also  lots  4 5 10  11  16  17  22  23  28  29  34  and  35,  blk  139, 
in  Melrose.  F P Peabody,  Trustee.  I.  O. 

Dec.  22. 

Lot  6 in  B W Thomas  and  Matthew  Laflin’s  sub  of 
out-lot  or  blk  15  in  C T’s  sub  of  w half  and  w half  ne 
qr  of  section  17  39  14.  Frank  R Chandler,  Trustee. 
L N. 

Sub-lot  3 in  the  sub  of  lots  5 6 and  7 in  blk  54  in  the 
C T’s  new  sub,  of  lots  and  blocks  in  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39 
14.  Emma  Conley,  Admx.  L N. 

Dec.  23. 

Lot  13  b 3 in  Hamburg  in  Sami  Gehr’s  sub  of  blk  s 
23  and  24  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Sam’l  B Ling 
lee,  Admr.  L A. 

Dec.  27. 

Blk  21  in  Samuel  S Hayes’  Kelvyn  Grove  add  to 
Chicago,  said  add  being  a sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  27  40  13 
John  T Noyes,  Master.  LN. 

Lots  8 9 10  11  in  Hopkinson  & Gorton’s  sub  of  e % 
of  lots  15  and  16  in  blk  4 of  the  Blue  Island  Land  and 
Bld’ng  Co’s  sub,  known  as  Washington  Heights,  all 
being  in  east  haif  of  se  qr  of  sec  7 37  14.  H T Steele, 
Master.  L N. 

The  e V2  of  lot  37  in  b 3 of  Johnston’s  sub  of  the  nw 
qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  19  39  14.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  5 in  blk  4 iu  C T’s  sub  of  w l/2  and  so  much  of 
the  se  qr  as  lies  west  of  the  south  branch  of  Chicago 
rlvor,  of  sec  21  39  14;  also  lots  21  to  28  in  the  sub  of 
the  s 200  ft  of  lot  2 in  b 43  iu  the  C T’s  sub  of  west  %, 
and  so  much  of  se  qr  as  lies  west  of  the  south  branch 
of  river  of  sec  21  39  14;  also  lots  33  to  36  in  the  sub  of 
e half  of  blk  93  in  the  C T’s  sub  of  w half  of  sec  27  39 
14.  H Waller,  Master.  L N. 

E )4  of  lot  12  in  G B Chandler’s  sub  of  out-lot  11  in 
Mich.  & 111.  Cent  Trustees’  sub  of  the  w V2  and  w !4  of 
the  ne  quar  of  sec  17  39  14;  also  the  e !4  of  interior  lot 
35  of  Parson’s  sub  of  interior  portion  of  Chandler’s 
sub  of  blk  11  in  C T’s  sub  of  w /2  and  w 14  of  ne  qr  of 
sec  17  39  14.  J R Custer,  Master.  LN. 

Dec.  28. 

Lot  2 of  lot  13  b 19  in  Watriss’  sub  of  w half  of  n w 
qr  of  sw  quar  of  sec  18  37  15.  and  e half  (souih  of  the 
Indian  Boundary  Line)  of  sec  13  3114.  S F Han- 
chett, Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  20  b 22  in  sub  of  w half  sw  qr  of  sec  5 39  14.  S 
F Hanchett,  Sheriff . L N. 

Lots  27  and  28  of  Daniel’s  sub  of  e half  of  blk  3 in 
Johnston’s  sub  of  e half  of  se  qr  of  sec  36  40  14;  also 
lot  75  iu  b 23  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  5 39  14.  S F Han- 
chett, Sheriff,  I.  N. 

Lot  14  in  b 4 in  H 0 Morey’s  sub  of  n half  of  lot  30 
iu  S T’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  L N. 

Lots  10  aud  11  iu  the  sub  of  s !4  of  blk  6 iu  Brnnd's 
add.  Margaretlia  Walter.  Admx.  L N. 

Lot  85  in  blk  3 in  Sampson  & Green’s  add.  Maria 
Spaliuger,  Admx.  L N. 

Dec.  SO. 

Begiuniug  at  a point  41  rods  north  of  the  s e Corner 
of  ne  qr  of  sec  12  40  13.  Lyman  A Budlong,  Joseph 
A Budlong,  Executors.  L A. 

•fan.  5. 

The  uud  half  interest,  subject  to  the  right  ef  dow- 
er, of  Julia  R Loomis,  in  lot  24  iu  Wilson’s  sub  ofe 
231  2-10  ft  of  n 664  ft  of  w half  of  the  uw  qr  of  sec  18 
39  14.  E P.  Loomis,  Guardian.  L N. 


BULLS  OF  SALE. 

Fischer  Nicholas  to  E Heldmaier  dec  3,  store  772 

Milwaukee  av $4500 

Heldmaier  Ernst  to  Ochs  & Buettner  dec  4,  Same 

• • • I ?450( 

Tschank  R M to  M Sperh  Nov  30,  restaurant  78  s 

Halsted  st $1000 

Van  Buren  Jas  to  N W Leffler  Dec  4,  oven  etc  858  w 

Lake  st ; $j5(, 

McGovern  Jas  F to  Rebecca  S Wentworth  Oct  23, 

turn  285  w Jackson  st 

Goodrich  Frank  M to  Geo  B Jamieson  Nov  26,  cot- 
tage 252  Walnut  6t $60c 

Radtke  E and  C to  E Schramm  Nov  13,  grocery 

store 522  Blue  Island  av $625 

Wa  sh  J P -to  G Olson  Dec  2,  Machy  etc  186  n Green 

®t; $633 

Markowz  August  to  Annie  Markowz  Dec  1,  turn  196 

Cleaver  st $400 

Wild  Fred’k  S to  H M Wild  Dec  1,  all  interest  in 
turn  of  Thos  S Wild  & Sons  cor  Franklin  and  In- 
diana sts 

Brush  Henry  B to  J McDowell  (furn  Nov  30,  202  n 

Peoria  st $200 

Haner  M W to  H Heinz  bldgs  at  Niles  Centre  Nov 
23  Riese  Friedrich  to  H Hoehn  Dec  7,  bldg  519  s 

Jefferson  st $1000 

Romain  Jas  to  A Braumer  Nov  1,  horses  and  buggy 
etc  at  Paines  stable  on  Michigan  av $2  000 


HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

—Sprays  of  grass  may  be  beautifully 
frosted  by  dipping  them  in  a solution  of 
gum-arabic  and  sprinkling  them  with  pow- 
dered glass. 

— Persia*  sBk  and  bolting  cloth  are  ma- 
terials used  for  decorative  scarfs;  they  may 
be  painted  or  embroidered,  and  are  suscept- 
ible of  various  artistic  arrangements. 

—The  revival  of  brass  as  an  ornamental 
accessory  to  furniture  and  the  furnishing  of 
our  apartments,  has  already  shown  itself  to 
be  unliKe  the  usual  run  of  fashionable 
freass,  inasmuch  as  it  promises  to  be  per- 
manent and  fixed.  Brass  bedsteads  please 
the  popular  taste;  they  are  shown  in  plain 
styles  and  with  canopy  frames.  Brass  ta- 
bles with  ivory  tops  are  considered  very  ele- 
gant, and  many  of  them  have  chains  and 
drops  attached  to  the  corners.  Clocks  are 
made  of  brass;  the  legs  of  ornamental  ta- 
bles, curtain  rods,  candlesticks,  in  fact  brass 
is  being  put  into  shapes  never  heard  of  be- 
fore, and  in  a variety  of  household  articles 
has  taken  the  place  of  wood  and  other  met- 
als. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED. 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


PETER  Z.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

P I E R E 


FOR  INTERIOR  DECORATION. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


) CHICAGO  (- 


VAltD  PRICKS— « 
Building;  Material. 

Common  building  brick $ 7 oi)@  7 25  I 

Trenton  pressed  brick ' . ^40  1 

St.  Louis  pressed  brick ’ 77 

Philadelphia  pressed  brick  47  " 

Milwaukee  pressed  brick 25 

Indiana  pressed  brick 16  00@'20 

Baltimore  pressed  brick . . 55 

Fire  brick  ALL  25  00@40  I 

Lime,  bbl 75 9 1 

Lime,  in  bulk,  tj)t  bbl GO 

Colored  mortar,  ib . . . . . . . . . . 4 

Stucco,  lb j 75@  x 95 

Plasteridg  hair,  bu 20®  25 

White  sand ' 1 05 

Akron  and  Utica  cement,  ’bbl . \ ’ '.  1 00 

Louisville  and  Milwaukee  cement,  39  bbl  1 25 

Portland  cement  bbl 3 00®  3 25 

Marble  dust,  bbl  " 1 75 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  8ELECT8 — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch *47  00@48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1J4  and  154  inches 45  ,.®48  00 

3d  clear,  114  and  1*4  42  <<r  43  00 

2 inches 44 

A select,  114  and  1 *4  inches 38  . @39 

A select,  2 inches 40  @44  ’ 

B select,  114,  1*4  and  2 inches 3X  00@32 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together  26  (a  °7 

2x4  B.  select  

2x6  clear  and  select  34 

2*8 ::::::::::::::::: 3e 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear  46  oo@47  00 

3.d  c eaf  40  ..@42  .. 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward  34  . . @35 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base)  34  ..@35 

7 and  8 inches  B (base) 30  ..@31 

B select ....*..  25  ’.  ’.@26 

Thm,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward,  24  ..@25  .. 
All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 4X  00@12  00 

® 36  ..@37  .. 

. 0 31  ..@32  .. 

12  in.  com.,  12  ft 14  ,.@X5 


Alt  LOTS—  DRY. 

All  2x6—20  feet 

“ —22  feet ... 

“ —24  feet 

All  2x8— 2 J feet  

kk  — 22  feet 

“ — 24  feet 

2x10—20  feet 

— 22  and  24  ft  

2x12— 20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $17.  24  ft, 

4x4  to  8x8—20  ft,  $15 . 22  ft,  $16.  24  ft, 

Cull  plauk,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width  . . 
2x4,  cull,  12,  14  and  16  ft . 


13  50 

16  50 

17  00 

14  51 

15  00 

15  50 
14  00 

17  00 

18  00 

16  00 
9 0(@  9 50 

10  0(  @10  50 


18  ft. 


16 


12-inch  com.  10  and  20  ft 16  50@18 

D stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  19  .@20 

'• 1 22  ..@23  .. 

12  in,  No  2, 12  ft. ..!!!] .*  !.V. !!!!”! .’ 13  00 

14  and  16  ft * 12  ..@12  50 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

J* 43  00 

d 


33  00 
22  00 


Add  to  foregoing  prices  for  dressing' one  side,  $1:  I Common 

\\7f\  c l o o KA  n A 11 


Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 10 

5 “ “ “ “ 14 

6 “ “ “ “ 18 

7 “ “ “ V 23 

o il  ii  ii  it  34 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 50 

8 inch,  sawed  V±s  7 feet 

9 to  11,  “ M,  7 feet 11 

5l/2  inch,  “ 7 feet 7J4 

6 “ “ V* , 7 feet 9 

7 kk  “ Hi  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ H,  7 feet 16 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common $8  G0@9  00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1H  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 

Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

2?4-inch 00  60 

2H-inch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS 

Extra  A $2  25@2  40 

Choice  A 2 lo @2  20 

Standard  A „ 2 10 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 20 

Standard  Cedar 2 00 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

Lath — car  loads — Dry 1 75 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in $22  00@24  00 

1*4  in.  and  over 25  00  28 

Common 15  0C@17 

Cull 10  00  12 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  ll/2  in 
Thicker 


MAHOGANY. 


Culm,  1st,  1 to  2 in ... 

2d,  1 to  2 in. . . 
Mexican,  1st,  1 to  in. 

2d,  1 to  2 in. . . 
St.  Jugo,  1 to  2 in  . . . 


145  00 
115  00 
1(0  0 
115  00 
180  00 


Coal. 

Anthracite,  range  and  nut $ 6 50 

Anthracite,  egg ® 

Anthracite,  pea  

Cannel 7 6 00@  6 50 

Erie  and  Brier  Hill 

Illinois 8 GO 

Indiana  block *00 

Indiana  lump 3 50 

Baltimore  and  Ohio 

Blossburg * 50@  5 00 


J.  J.  WADE, 

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Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

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Galvanized 


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Roofing  slates  of  all  sizcm  and  colors  furnished  to 
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General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcirr..ining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  U.ear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  q t,  j caeo 

For  Sale.  ‘ 


RHOADS  & 

RAMSEY. 

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Street. 

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FIRE  BRICK 


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22  00@23  0C 
20  ..@21  50 
18  50@20  50 
14  50@15  .. 
30  . .@32  .. 


two  sides,  $1  50. 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  ank  fencing,  for  dressing 
one  side,  $1;  two  sides,  *1.50. 

BEADED  CEILING — TIED, 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 

A,  

B 

c 

Clear  and  A,  %-inch,  6-inch ...... 

Clear  and  A,  %-iuch,  6 inch 32  ..@33  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 28  @29  on 

B,  54  insh  . 6 inch 3X  ..@32  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 12  ..@13  00 

„ i‘  14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  oii@14  .. 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths IX  @12 

no- 3 “ “ 8 5o@  y ;; 

Common  1 \ and  l*4-inch 12  50@15  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  teet 13  50®  14  50 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  (§)14 

No.  2 fencing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 10  50@1I  50 

N°  2 „ 16  ft IX  50@12  50 

No  3,  all  lengths « 50@  9 00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12  and  14 12  5U@12  50 

“ 16  « 12  5U@13  50 

Norway,  No  1 14 

Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  II  two  sides.  II  50. 

FLOORING DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-mch 

B ' 

C 

No  IFencing,  6-inch 

10  feet  

Clear  and  A 4-inch 

B i 

C 

Norway  clear  and  A, 21 

B,  6-inch 19 

B,  4-inch 19 

C,  6-inch 17 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or 

ship  lap 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or 

ship  lap 15  . . to  16 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 
B 
0 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear *39  00 

A siding  strips 36  00  to  37  00 

to  32  .. 
to  30  .. 
to  23  .. 

SIDING— TIED. 

1st  and  2d  clear 21  . . to  22 

A siding 19  50  to  20  50 

B 18  . . to  19  50 

C 13  50  to  14  U0 

Fencing  siding,  “D* 9 50  to  10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 
flooring. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

Note. — The  prices  quoted  in  the  table  are  those 
Bxed  by  the  meeting  of  Sept.  7.  The  present  selling 
prices  are  *12  for  2x4  to  2x10,  12  to  16  feet;  |12.50@ 
13  for  same  sizes,  18  feet.  For  longer  lengths,  and 
for  all  2x12  and  small  timbers,  there  are  but  slight 
concessions  made  from  the  List,  if  any. 

All  2x4,  2x6,  2x8  & 2x10-12,  14,  16  feet..  12  50 

“ “ “ 2x12,  4x4  to  8x8— 

18  feet 13  00 

All  2x22,  4x4  to  8x8—12,  14  and  16  feet. . . 13  00 

All  2x4—20,  22  and  24  feet 14  5o 


50  to 

34 

31 

..  to 

32 

23 

. . to 

24 

00 

16 

n0 

14 

00 

30 

. . to 

32 

28 

. . to 

29 

24 

..  t. 

25 

21 

. to 

22 

19 

. . to 

20 

19 

. . to 

20 

17 

..  to 

18 

14 

60  to 

15 

50 

15 

. . to 

16 

39 

50 

35 

X) 

26 

..  to 

27 

Cull 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

1st  & 2d 

Common 
Cull 

Timbers 
Quarter-sawed 

1st  and  2d 
Common 
Cull 

HICKORY 

1st  and  2d  

Axles 

Cull 

Beaches 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 

Thicker 
Common 
Cull 

Counter  tops,  18  inch  and  up 
Balusters,  3x3 
1 *4x1*4  & 2x2 

1st  A 2d,  in 
Thick. 

Common . . 

Cull 

BUTTERNUT, 

1st  & 2d 

1st  & 2d,  114  in  and  up 35  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 32  50 

1st  and  2d,  114  inch  and  upwards 35  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 22  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00 

Log  run  : 12  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

1st  & 2d 

Common 

Cull 

BASSWOOD. 

l6t  & 2d 

Common 

Cull 

Log  Bun 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 23  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00 

ROCK  ELM. 

15t  fl  2d 11  00 

Common 10  00 

Cull 5 06 

SYCAMORE. 

Common  and  better 16  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 22  00 

BEECH. 

Common  and  better 13  00 

Cull 5 00 

Log  Bun 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceillDg 21  00  /23 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 17  00  19 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 24  00  26 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 26  00  28 

CYPRESS. 

30  00 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 iB,  dressed  1 side.. . 

“ “ “ rough 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 
Fancy  butt •• 


20  00 
12  00 
5 00 


5 00 
12  00 


21 

14 

7 

20 

10 

6 

14 

25 

14 

8 

16 

11 

8 

18 

25 

15 
6 

11 


1st  & 2d. 


33  00 

42  50 
44  60 
4 6 I 
4 93 


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BARNES  k PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BERGSTEDT,  C.  G..  80  Dearborn  st.  Room  19. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  k Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BRINTON,  H.  H„  1187  & 1334  Van  Buren  St. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 

CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J,  J..  Room  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 
CULLERTON,  E,  F..  Rooms  15  k 16—195  La  Lalle  St. 

1>AVIS,  W.  L.,  k Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S..  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

DVORAK  k PECHA,  439  West  18th  St.,  Chicago,  III 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter.  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 

twALLISTEL,  M,  W.,  cor.  ave.  K.  and  106th  St.,  Cole- 
hour,  III. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F.,  & Co.,  Rm.  6,  125  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  k Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  k Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  k Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER.  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 

HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  & SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave. 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 

JANSSEN  k BOSWORTH,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  and 
Belmont  aves. 

K-ER^OOT,  Wm.  D.,  k Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  k 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 

BANE,  Jas.  R.,  196  La  Salle  St. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  k Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  lus.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  I740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  k GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 

MAGILL,  J.  C.,  k Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
McNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MERIG  )LD,  Wm.  A.,  183  La  Salle  St. 

^IICK,  Jas.  F.,  & Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  k Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MrTTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 


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\ATHAN.  L.,  Kins.  53  and  64,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W.  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Kooin  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  SL 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE&  KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Washington,  Km.  7,  108  & 110  Dearborn  st. 
PARROTT.  J.  J„  1072  Polk  Street. 

KEED,  F.  J„  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL,  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 

REED  & HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RDNYAN  E.  F.,  & SON.,  87  Washington  st„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St.— Room  49. 
SEYMOUR,  Chas.  A.  & CO.,  149  LaSalle  St. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SMITH  & GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STRAUS,  F.  W.,  164  Washsngton  St. 

STANLEY.  P.  E.  & Co.,  96  Washington  st. 

STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TIDHOLM  & REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TRANTINA,  JOHN,  715  Allport  St , Chicago,  [1 
TURNER  & BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER;S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WELLS,  O.  M.,  & Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 

VOUNG,  John  N.,  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  & Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 


ANDERSON,  E.  W.,  64  Waldo  Place. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

CHANDLER  k CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  (Estate of)  157  Randolph  St, 
DREYER,  E.  S.,  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  & Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  & 268  Wabash  ave. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 

ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  k CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5254. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  k HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034. 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  8treet- 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Fine  Cabinet  Work  and  Office 
Fittings. 

CUDELL  k LEHMANN,  22  and  24  S.  Jefferson. 


Architect, 

CARPENTER,  J.  H.,  156  Washington  St. 
MEISSNER,  H.,  829  Milwaukee  ave. 


Mason  Contractor  & Builder. 

DOWNEY  Jos.  R 10  159  LaSalle  st 


Gas  Fixtures,  Plumbing,  Etc. 

MANNEGOLD  & HOLDEN,  Mfrs.,  67  & 69  Canal  st. 
WILSON,  WM.,  3907  Cottage  Grove  av.  Tel.  No.  9817. 


Wall  Paper,  Paints,  Oils,  Etc. 

BRANDT,  H E.,  494-498  Lincoln  Avenue. 

CRANDALL,  Frank  A.,  2210  & 2212  Indiana  avenue. 
Telephone  No.  80°1. 

NORTON  D„  1311  Wabash  ave. 


Chimney  Sweepers. 

CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8 — 165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Wood  Carpets. 

CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO.,  86  Washington  st. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO.,1 22-126  Washington. 
HADDOCK,  V ALLETTE  & RICKCORDS,  85  & 87  Dear- 
born st. 

HANDY  & CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  & CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Court 
House. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 

ROBERTS  J.D.  39  Canal  st. 


Builders’  Blaoksmithing. 

BRITTIAN,  J.  C.,  119  Quincy  St. 


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81  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


W.  L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  Sc  CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 

Lyon 
& Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con- 
ceded to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Bemarkable  for  their 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand- 
ing in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Eive- 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib- 
ling,  Eddy,  Pratt. 

And.  other  Eminent  members  of  ths.Mu- 
sical  Profession. 

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E.  W.  ZANDER  & CO., 

Real  - Estate,  LOa^s  Renting, 

169  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold.  Estates  Managed. 
Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid  and  Insurance 
Placed.  Telephone,  I486. 

Wm.  A.  Merigold, 

For  Fifteen  Years  of  WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

Real  EstateAgent, 

183  LA  SALLE  STREET. 

Property  Sold  and  Rented,  Rents  Collected 

Taxes  Paid.  Money  Loaned 


H.  A.  HURLBUT, 

LOANS  ON 

City  Improved  Real  Estate 

INVESTMENTS. 

165  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO, 

REED  & HUELBUT,  No.  11  Pine  Street,  New  York. 

J.  P.  MALLETTE.  R.  E.  BROWNELL. 

O.  B . EGELESTON,  - SPECIAL. 

J.  P.  MALLETTE  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS 

.A.  1ST  ID  IlvrSTJK.A.WOE. 

OFFICES : 

Chicago.— Room  517,  Royal  Insurance  Building. 

Telephone  No.  1602 

Englewood. — Rooms  2 and  3 Central  Block. 

Telephone  No.  15. 


C.  U.  GORDON. 


6,  U,  Gordon  & Go,, 

REAL  ESTATE  and  LOANS, 


/Rooms  70  and  71 
Unity  Building. 


7Q  Dearborn  St., 

CHICAGO. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS! 

ONE  FOUR.  NINE 

FREE  GIFT! 

New  Real  Estate  Catalogue,  illustrated,  from  183C 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS., 

14:0  Madison  Street. 


F A Barnes,  Notary  Public.  S.  M.  Parisi 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENT! 

157  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO. 

SPORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED, 
Rents  Collected  Estates  Managed  and  Taxes  Pa 
for  Non-Residents,  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold. 
Telephone  No  430 


OHAS.  T.  TYRRELL.  JO] 

FRED’K  S.  TYRRELL. 


Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

rime  Loans  Negotiated 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT.  JAS.  M.  MARSHALL. 

KItIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

g7  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROPERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAY  TAXES. 

^-We  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents. 

,V.  D.  Kerfoot.  G-  Birkhoff,  Jr.  Q 

WM,  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ail  Financial  Aients.  , 

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Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents. 

H a ZUTTEBME1STER.  H'  PUSCHEOK. 

H.  C.  ZDTTERMEISTER  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Property  in  all  parts  of  the  City  and  vicinity, 
Rents' Houses,  Collects  Rents,  etc.  Fire  Insurance 
placed  in  reliable  companies.  „ 

J£^“Notary  Public.  Passage  on  first-elass  Steam- 
ers to  and  from  Europe. 

C.  H.  MULLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate.  , 

LOAN’S, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 

Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill,  j 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  'Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO. 

H.  FEL9ENTHAL.  FREDERICK  MILLER. 

JACOB  GROSS.  ADAM  MILLER. 

FELSENTHAL,  GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bunkers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  La  Salle  Street. 

REAL  ESTATF,  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 

P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  Washington  St., 

CHICAGO. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agee 

ROOM  lO, 

99  # 101  WASHINGTON  ST. 

E.  S.  DREYER  &>  CO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

H.  L.  TURNER.  w-  A-  ROND. 

TURNER  & BOND, 

Real  estate  mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Commission.  Taxes  Paid.  Kents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed. 

Thos  B Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
Sam'l  D.  Ward,  Treas.  F.  Hathaway,  Cash  r 

THE  MUTUAL  TRUST  SOCIETY 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors’  and  other 
Bonds ; the  Execution  of  Trusts ; The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds ; the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc  Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefully 

guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

MEAD  & COE, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

149  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO 

F.  A,  BRAGG  & GO,, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
a CHICAGO. 

Especi  'Mention  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 

Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON, 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  "Trustee. 

115  DEARBORN  STREET, 

Rooms  76  ana  77.  Illinois  Nat  1 IBank  Bldg. 

D.  (t.  HAMILTON. 

DEALER, IN 

Real  Estate  1 Mortgage 
, Investments, 

a 94  Washington'Street.  Chicago. 

A.  O.  BOSWORTH.  H-  H-  JANSSEN. 

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Eire  Insurance, 

Jxake  View  Agents  for  sale  of  Lots  in  Lane 
Park.  Headquarters  for  Lake  View  property. 

Main  Office, N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  & Belmont  avs. 

Branch  Office,  cor.  Southport  aye.  and  Otto  Street, 
Lake. 

BOGUE  & HOYT, 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

174  Dearborn  Street, 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission.  Spec- 


ARTHUR  C.  GEHR  & CO.,  (Successors  to) 

SAM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

DY,  SELL  AND  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

OHxT  COlMlIMIISSIOiT. 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  & CO., 

Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  6 La  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  P.  GETCHELL.  BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 

EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  ana  Financial  Agents. 

Taxes  paid  and  rent9  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

3.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 

JAS.  R.  LANE, 
REAL-ESTATE 
196  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

ljane’ParU  l.ots— L.ahe  View. 

Grand  Native  Trees— Solid  Concrete  Walks— Stone 
Curbing  in  streets.  6,  8 and  12  in.  Water  Mains. 
Building  lines  established.  Four  miles  from  center 
of  city.  Easily  reached  by  Steam  and  Street  Cars. 
Prices  moderale.  Term  easy— 6 per  cent.  Houses 
built  to  order.  


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Heal  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


R.  W.  BRIDGE. 

185  Dearborn  St, 

Loans  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


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° ■■  THE  o--  =o 

Heal  McS ta i Idi r?<§ 

JOURNAL. 


R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  DEC.  18,  1886. 

THE  MARKET. 

Business  still  keeps  up  and  a remarkably 
good  feeling  is  prevalent  in  real-estate  cir- 
cles. The  inquiry  for  real-estate  remains 
firm  and  is  followed  by  the  recording  of  a 
considerable  number  of  transfers.  The  sale 
of  lots,  ranging  from  $750  to  $1,50C,  is  still 
active;  in  fact,  more  than  could  be  expict- 
ed  at  this  season  of  the  year,  and  indicates 
a favorable  turn  of  the  market  in  this  di- 
rection during  the  coming  year. 

The  feverish  condition  of  the  stock  market 
in  New  York,  together  with  that  of  our  own 
stock  market,  has  tended  toward  the  with- 
drawal of  money  for  loans  in  real-estate 
securities,  and  hence  tightens  the  money 
market  and  raises  the  rates  of  interest;  for 
money  is  being  loaned  out  at  call  on  stocKS 
as  securities  with  rates  as  high  as  seven  and 
eight  per  cent.  For  instance,  a $200, 600 
loan  was  recently  made  at  seven  per  cent., 
where  $800,000  in  stocKs  were  put  up  as  se- 
curity, the  loan  being  subject  to  call.  As 
illustrative  of  this  point  in  its  effect  on  real 
estate  transactions,  an  offer  was  made  two 
months  ago,  of  $50,000  for  a piece  of  real- 
estate  paying  six  per  cent.,  but  for  some 
reason  failed  to  go  through.  The  same  piece 
was  offered  this  week  to  the  same  party,  who 
had  been  anxious  for  it,  but  he  refused  to 
purchase  now  as  his  money  was  bringing 
him  larger  returns  than  a six  per  cent,  real- 
estate  investment.  In  New  York,  on  Wednes- 
day morning,  as  high  as  15  and  20  per  cent, 
was  obtained  for  the  use  of  money,  on  ac- 
count of  the  drop  of  several  points  in  the 
value  of  stocks. 

But  this  of  course  only  has  a bearing  in  a 
certain  class  of  money,  largely  speculative, 
which  seeks  real-estate  or  stocks  for  security 
according  to  the  respective  markets.  What- 
ever effect  this  change  of  securities  to  stocks 
has  on  the  loan  market  is  only  temporary. 

Reports  show  a scarcity  of  North  Side  va- 
cant residence  property  for  sale  in  the  mar- 
ket. As  a result  of  this,  the  purchase  of 
residences  has  increased.  There  are  two 
sections,  however,  in  which  there  is  vacant 
property  yet  in  the  market.  One  lies  north 
of  Schiller,  south  of  Lincoln  Park  and  east  of 
State  street.  The  other  is  bounded  by  Erie 
and  Ohio  streets,  St.  Clair  and  the  Lake. 
The  improvements  made  in  North  Side 
residence  sections  have  been  of  a very  high 
character. 

W.  D.  Kerfoot  & Co.  report  a steady  de- 
mand for  real-estate.  The  sale  of  lots  is  es- 
pecially active. 

Malcolm  McNeil  & Bros,  note  a stiffening 
in  the  rates  of  interest  on  loans. 

H.  C.  Morey  & Co.  believe  business  is  all 
hat  could  be  expected  at  this  time  of  the 
vear. 

M.  A.  Farr  reports  the  erection  o forty 
houses  between  Fortieth  st.  and  Moreland,  in 
the  district  in  which  the  West  Chicago  Land 
Company’s  land  is  located. 

Ira  A.  Eberhart  has  sold,  since  the  1st  of 
August,  175  lots  in  his  subdivision  at  Chicago 
Lawn,  situated  on  the  Grand  Trunk  Rail 
road. 

Edward  G.  Smith  has  recently  opened  up 
offices  in  the  Adams  Express  Building  for 
the  transaction  of  a general  real-estate  busi 
ness. 


The  West  Side  Railway  Co.  are  contem- 
plating the  building  of  a line  on  Ashland 
avenue,  commencing  at  Clybourn  avenue 
bridge  and  running  south  to'  Twenty  second 
street,  there  connecting  with  the  Blue  Isl- 
and avenue  line.  Wood  street  will  be  used 
part  of  the  way.  The  need  of  such  a line 
has  been  felt  for  a long  time  and  would 
doubtless  be  much  traveled  on. 

The  Cook  County  Abstract  Co.  have  re- 
cently turned  out  an  original  abstract  for 
the  Blue  Island  Land  Company,  of  657 
pages,  and  furnish  1,000  printed  copies  of 
the  same.  The  abstract  is  of  interest  as 
being  one  of  the  largest  for  many  years. 


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ROSEWOOD  1 
prima  vera, 

amaranth 
WHITE  holly 

REd  CEDAR 

ebony, 
snake  wood 

C°COBOLA.  Etc. 

ALL  THICKNESS 


J.  RAYNER, 

whin  MAHOGANY  w«» 


AND  ALT* 

"■FOREIGN  Cabinet  Woods. 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 


275-289  E.  20th-st. 
CHICAGO, 

ILL. 


Saw  Mills, 

Foot  Houston  Street,  E.  K. 

New  York. 


The  new  theatre  to  be  erected  on  the  site 
now  occupied  by  Sackett  & Wiggins’sWonder- 
land,  corner  Congress  and  Halsted  streets, 
is  to  cover  a lot  73  by  123  feet.  The  ground 
has  been  leased  for  99  years.  Parlors,  re- 
tiring rooms,  and  a smoking-room  for  gen- 
tlemen, will  be  special  features.  There  will 
be  three  galleries,  and  the  top  one,  which 
will  contain  700  seats,  is  to  have  the  price 
of  admission  10  cents.  The  next  below  will 
contain  800  seats  at  20  cents  each,  and  the 
first  gallery  will  have  800  seats  at  30  and  35 
cents  each,  while  the  parquette  seats  will  be 
sold  at  50  cents,  and  200  box  seats  at  75 
cents  each. 

NEW  BRIDGE  FOB  RANDOLPH  STREET. 


WRIGHT  <Ss  TTJIR3STER, 

Real  Estate, 

Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  DEARBORN  STREET,  ROOM  49,  CHICAGO. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


KTo-  lT'O  Dearborn  Street,  Cli.ica.go. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 


For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 

Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

(H^“Posse3sing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre- 
pared to  enter  upon  and  executo  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers  . 


Chief  Engineer  Artingstall  has  furnished 
Commissioner  Purdy  with  the  plans  and 
estimates  for  a new  double  roadway  bridge 
across  the  river  at  Randolph  street.  Accord- 
ing to  the  surveys  made  it  will  be  necessary 
to  widen  the  Chicago  River  from  Lane  to 
Randolph  streets,  which  will  necessitate  the 
condemnation  of  19,070  square  feet  of  land, 
which  must  be  tanen  from  the  side  now  oc- 
cupied by  the  Star  and  Crescent  Mills,  on 
the  west  side  of  the  river  at  Randolph  st. 
Mr.  Artingstall  estimates  that  the  machine- 
ry, protections  and  approaches  for  the  pro- 
posed bridge  will  cost  $150,000;  the  changes 
on  the  roadway  and  sidewalks  of  ap- 
proaches will  cost  $25,000,  and  widening  the 
river,  dredging,  etc.,  will  cost  $15,000  more. 
He  does  not  estimate  the  value  of  the  land 
necessary  to  be  condemned  for  this  purpose, 
but  the  Finance  Committee  of  the  Council 
will  report  in  favor  of  this  bridge  in  the 
next  appropriation  bill. 

*** 

GROWTH  OF  AMERICAN  CITIES. 

Engineer  Hering  has  prepared  a diagram 
showing  the  growth  of  the  larger  cities  of 
the  country,  which  will  be  used  in  his  annual 
report.  It  represents  by  curves  the  popula- 
tion since  1790,  and  maKeB  up  the  figures  of 
the  respective  municipalities  by  including 
adjacent  towns  and  natural  suburbs,  which 
is  the  only  method,  in  his  opinion,  by  which 
the  true  growth  of  the  great  eenters  can  be 
computed.  The  New  York  center  includes 
Brooklyn,  Jersey  City,  Hoboken,  Newark, 
and  other  suburbs,  and  Chicago  the  terri- 
tory from  Hyde  Park  to  Evanston.  The  di- 
agram shows  that  the  character  of  growth  of 
the  different  cities  permits  them  to  be  di- 
vided into  two  distinct  classes.  Philadel- 
phia, Boston,  St.  Louis  and  Cincinnati  show 
very  much  the  same  character  of  increase, 
and  represent  by  comparison  the  more  con- 
servative communities.  New  York  and  Chi- 
cago, on  the  other  hand,  show  not  only  a re- 
markable resemblance  to  each  other  as  com- 
pared with  the  other  cities,  but  form  quite  a 
contrast  to  them,  and  might  be  called  the 
more  progressive  communities.  The  dia- 
gram finally  indicates  the  time  when  the 
curves,  which  was  the  lowest  one  prior  to 
1864,  intersected  in  turn  those  of  St.  Louis, 


Cincinnati,  Boston,  and  that  there  is  a high 
degree  of  probability  of  its  intersecting  the 
Philadelphia  curve  in  or  before  1891. 

The  following  table  will  give  an  idea  of 
the  growth,  starting  with  Chicago’s  earliest 
day: 


Year.  New  York.  Philadelphia.  Chicago. 

1830 238,799  188,797  45 

1840 398,554  261,498  4,470 

1850 766,720  432,328  33,462 

1860 1,332,711  599,773  122,732 

1870 1,760,192  706,811  321,460 

1880 2,303,586  894,912  572,550 


The  statistics  are  brought  down  to  1880, 
but  since  then,  Chicago  has  gained  over 
200,000  in  population.  Calculating,  how- 
ever, from  tho  diagram,  it  appesrs  that  in  a 
few  years  Chicago  will  be  the  second  city  in 
the  country. 


SUMMARIZING  THE  TRUST  DEEDS 
AND  MORTGAGES* 

The  worn  of  preparing  a summary  of  the 
Trust  Deeds  and  Mortgages  to  show  the 
amount  of  money  loaned  on  Cook  County 
real-estate  and  personal  property,  is  pro- 
gressing satisfactorily  under  the  supervis 
ion  of  tho  publisher.  The  Journal  will  en- 
deavor to  make  a full  and  complete  report 
of  the  past  year’s  business  in  real-estate 
and  building  operations. 

Those  who  have  allowed  their  files  to  be- 
come broken  should  at  once  ascertain  the 
missing  numbers  and  send  to  this  office  for 
them,  as  they  will  be  more  difficult  to  ob- 
tain after  January  1 than  now,  as  they  are 
then  bunched  and  packed  away  to  make 
room  for  the  files  of  another  year.  By  or- 
dering the  files  direct  from  The  Journal 
office  yon  will  save  money  and  more  readily 
secure  missing  copies. 


CITY  COUNCIL,. 

Chicago,  Dec  14. 

An  ordinance  was  passed  for  a sidewalk 
on  the  north  side  of  College  Place,  from 
Rhodes  avenue  to  Cottage  Grove  avenue;  on 
both  sides  of  Walton  Place,  from  North 
Clark  st.  to  Lake  Shore  drive;  for  water 
service  pipes  on  George  st.  from  Elston  ave. 
to  Carpenter  st.;  for  six-inch  drains  on  Ro- 
bey st.,  from  North  ave.  to  Armitage  ave.; 
for  same  on  Armitage  ave.,  from  Elston  av. 
to  Western  ave.;  for  same  on  West  Madison 
street,  from  California  ave.  to  Homan  ave. 
for  same  on  Dayton  st.,  from  North  ave.  to 
Belden  ave.;  on  West  13th  st.,  from  Wood 
street  to  Ogden  ave.;  on  Nebraska  st,  from 
Throop  to  Loomis  st.;  on  Burling  st.,  from 
North  ave.  to  Willow  st.;  for  curbing,  filling 
and  paving  Vedder  st.,  from  Larrabee  to 
Halsted  st. 


BUILING  MATERIALS. 


Common  brick,  m $7.75  to  $8.00 

Lime,  per  brl.  in  bulk 60  to  .70 

Lime,  in  barrels 85  to  .95 

New  York  Stucco,  per  brl L75 

Michigan  stucco,  per  brl 1.70  to  1.80 

Plastering  hair,  per  bn 20  to  .25 


Fiber,  a substitute  for  hair,  perbu .12 

White  sand,  per  brl  1-25 

Buffalo  Utica  cement,  per  brl 1-25 

Milwaukee  Cement,  per  brl 1-25 

Louisville  Cement,  per  brl 1-25 

Portland  Cement,  per  brl 2.90  to  3.00 

American  Portland  cement,  per  brl 2.80 


Long  willow  baskets  which  are  oftentimes 
used  for  holding  wood,  are  also  very  useful 
and  pretty  for  newspaper  receivers;  one  re- 
cently noticed  was  painted  bright  yellow, 
with  a large  bunch  of  snowballs  painted  in 
oil  colors  on  one  side;  a bow  of  yellow  satin 
ribbon  decorated  the  handle. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 


CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

OONTRAOTORH  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone  H4HSt, 


Thos.  M,  Crowley  1225  W.  15th  at.,  will  erect  ten  two- 
story  dwellings  210x51  ft.,  at  804  to  824  Washtenaw  ave. 
They  will  be  built  of  pressed  brick  and  cost  about  $18,000. 


Mr.  P.  Radbouski,  will  erect  a three-story  flat  building, 
20x64  ft.,  at  616  W.  17th  at.,  costing  $3,500. 

Peter  Larson  will  erect  a three- story  factory,  40x50  ft., 
at  131  and  133  N.  May  street,  at  a cost  about  $3,000. 

George  Braun  will  build  a blocK  of  stores  and  flats  on 
Thirty-fifth  st.,  at  an  expence  of  $25,000,  for  which  archi- 
tect J.  H.  Carpenter  has  the  plans. 

C.  E.  Enholm  will  put  up  a three-story  flat  building  at 
218  Townsend  st.,  to  cost  about  $8,000.  John  Otter  is  the 
architect  engaged  on  the  plans. 

W.  J.  Collings,  1116  Wilcox  ave.,  will  erect  a two-story 
residence,  20x50  ft.,  at  1154  Wilcox  ave.,  costing  $3,000.  It 
will  be  built  of  pressed  brick,  stone,  etc. 

F.  B.  ClarK,  94  Washington  street,  will  erect  two  three- 
story  store  and  flat  dwelling,  40x78  ft.,  at  866  to  872  W. 
PoIk  street,.  They  will  be  built  of  pressed  bricK  and  cost 
$6,000. 

Mr.  Lawson  will  erect  a three-story  store  and  flat  build- 
ing 23x70  ft.,  at  a cost  of  $6,500.  It  will  be  built  of  Ind- 
iana pressed  brick,  etc.  Messrs  DonnellAn  & Nothnagel 
are  the  architects. 

G Krieg,  815  W,  12th  street,  will  erect  a three-story 
flat  residence  22x52  ft.,  at  817  W.  12th  street.  It  will  be 
built  of  Indiana  pressed  bricK,  Lemont  stone,  etc.  H.  Hild- 
inger,  564  W.  12th  street,  is  the  architect. 

Mr.  0.  Burbick  will  erect  five  two-story  dwellings,  lOOx 
60  ft.,  on  Oakenwald  ave.  They  will  be  built  of  common 
brown  stone  and  cost  about  $20,000.  Sprague  & Newell 
Exchange  Building,  are  the  architects.  Contracts  not  let. 

Wm.  Wittman  will  build  a three-story  dwelling  23x75 
ft  at  a cost  of  about  $6,700.  Wm.  Ohlhaber,  876  Mil- 
waukee ave.,  is  the  architect.  F.  Dabelstein,  256  W Huron 
st.,  is  the  builder.  It  will  be  built  of  St.Louis  pressed 
bricK,  etc. 

H F.  White,  78  LaSalle  st.,  will  erect  a two-story  resi- 
dence' 20x53  at  436  Elm  st.  It  will  be  built  of  brown  stone 
and  terra-cotta  and  cost  about  $6,000.  ‘Leo.  Kabell,  962  N. 
ClarK  st.,  is  the  builder.  J.  K.  Cady,  of  208  Dearborn  ave., 
is  the  architect. 

J.  H.  Carpenter  owner  and  architect;  156  Washington 
st.,  will  erect  a two-story  dwelling,  30x40  ft.,  on  67th  st.  and 
South  Park  ave.,  costing  $6,000.  It  will  be  built  of  brick 
and  frame.  Furnace  and  wood  mantels,  etc,  will  be  used. 
Contracts  not  let. 

Spiess  & Bischoff,  will  erect  a three-story  store  and  flat 
buiUing,  24x75  ft.,  on  North  and  Sheffield  aves.,  costing 
$8  000.  R.  G.  Pentecost  177  LaSalle  st„  is  the  architect. 

It  ’ will  be  built  of  Anderson  pressed  brick  and  Marquette 

stone.  Contracts  not  let. 

A $30  000  blocK  of  residences  has  been  planned  by 
architects  Donnell  an  & Northnagle  for  N.  T.  Cross,  to  be 
built  on  Ashland  ave.,  near  Harrison  street.  They  will  be 
95x42  ft.,  two-story  and  basement,  and  will  have  fronts  of 
rock-faced  stone. 

A six-story  addition  to  the  large  apartment  building  of 
H.  E.  Bucklen,  at  the  corner  of  Michigan  ave.,  and  Peck 
court,  has  been  planned  by  architect  Oscar  Cobb.  It  is  to 
be  of  pressed  brick,  20x80  ft.,  trimmed  with  terra  cotta  and 
cut  stone.  The  cost  will  be  $50,000. 

W.  A.  Furber,  architect,  has  plans  for  C.  H.  Walker  for 
a carriage  repository  on  State  st.,  just  south  of  Peck  court. 
The  building  is  to  be  six-stories  in  height,  40x183  ft.,  and 
the  materials  will  be  bricK,  terra-cotta  and  brown  stone. 
The  cost  will  be  about  $30,000. 

Theo.  Sohulze  will  erect  a four-story  store  and  flat 
building  24x80  ft.,  at  the  corner  of  Division  & Robey  streets. 
It  will  be  built  of  St.Louis  pressed  bricK  and  cost  about 
$11,000.  W.  Ohlhaber,  876  MilwauKee  avenue,  is  the  archi- 
tect. 

Mr.  Jas.  Smith  will  erect  three  two-story  residences  50x 
50  ft.,  on  Cottage  Grove  avenue,  between  45th  and  46th  str. 
It  will  be  built  of  frame  and  cost  $5,000.  Furnace,  wood 
mantels  and  grates  will  be  required.  McYfee  & Lively  89 
Ashland  B1k.,  are  the  architects.  Contracts  not  let. 

A four-story  flat  building,  25x80  ft.,  will  be  built  for 
Theodore  Schultz  at  the  corner  of  Division  and  Robey  sts., 
at  a cost  of  $11,000;  a flat  building  for  William  Wetman,  at 
No.  317  Huron  street,  to  cost  $7,000;  and  a flat  buidmg  for 
Louis  Krueder,  at  the  corner  of  Sheffield  avenue  and  Centre 
street,  to  cost  $10,000. 


COUNTRY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

Carteeville,  Ga. — -Water  works  will  soon  be  be  built 


here. 

Albany,  Ga., — Has  decided  by  vote  to  issue  bonds  to 
build  a bridge  across  the  Flint  river. 

St,  Augustine,  Fla. — Mr.  Flager  will  erect  a large  busi- 
ness building.  It  will  be  200x400  ft. 

Pine  Bluff,  Ark. — Thallman  & Philips,  Little  Rock, 
have  received  the  contract  to  build  a hotel  at  this  place. 

Chattanooga,  Tenn. — F.  I.  Stone  & Co.,  will  erect  a 
building  50x300  ft.,  to  be  covered  with  corrugated  iron. 

Rich  Hill.  Mo. — The  people  of  this  place  contemplate 
the  erection  of  a county  jail  which  will  cost  about  $15,000. 

Memphis, Tenn.— John  S,  McTighe,  I.  L.  McKee  and  W.R. 
Harvey  have  received  the  contract  to  build  500,000  yards  of 
leveeing. 

Brunswick,  Ga. — A new  synagogue  will  be  erected  here 
Contracts  not  let.  M.  Ullman,  A.  Kaiser  <fc  Bro  and  B. 
Hirsh,  committee. 

Brunswick,  Ga. — The  Brunswick  & Western  Railroad 
Co„  will  erect  at  Brunswick  a passenger  depot,  270  ft.,  long 
and  a freight  depot,  225  ft.  long. 

Birmingham,  Ala. — Weeden  & Dent,  Eufaula,  Ala.,  have 
received  the  contract  to  erect  a four-story  brick  building 
for  Major  Wheeler.  It  will  cost  $40,000. 

Covington,  Ky. — B.  Tombrey  will  build  a two-story 
store  building,  16x48  ft.,  costing  $8,000.  M.  Rumbaugh  of 
Cincinnati,  Ohio  is  the  architect.  Contracts  not  let. 

Charleston,  W.  Ya. — The  Kanawha  Electric  Light  Co., 
has  been  incorporated  at  Charleston.  A plant  will  be  erect- 
at  once.  The  capital  stocK  is  limited  to  $50,000. 

Nashville,  Tenn. — Edward  Laurent,  Nashville,  Tenn., 
will  receive,  until  December  22,  bids  for  building  the  bridge 
across  the  Cumberland  river;  $100,000  has  been  appropriat- 
ed to  build  it. 

East  Walnut  Hums,  Cincinnati  Ohio. — J.  R.  Durrell 
will  erect  a two-story  dwelling,  40x51  ft.  and  costing  $5,000 
It  will  be  built  of  pressed  brick  etc.  W.  J.  Jones.  5th  and 
Main  sts.,  is  the  architects.  Contracts  not  let. 

Lake  View,  III. — T.  Scully  will  erect  a three-story  flat 
building  22x70  ft.,  at  a cost  of  $4,500.  Ostling  & Bourgeois 
161  LaSalle  st.,  Chicago,  are  the  architects.  It  will  be 
built  of  frame  etc. 

Detroit,  Mioh.— St.  Vincents  parish  will  erect  a new 
two-storv  brick  school  house  at  a cost  of  $42,000.  Gas-fix- 
tures, steam  heat,  terra  cotta,  iron,  etc  will  be  required. 
W.  Scott  & Co,  34  Congress  st.,  Detroit,  are  the  architects. 

Carroll,  Iowa.— A $40,000  court  house  will  be  erected 
here.  It  will  be  built  of  bricK  with  stone  trimmings.  Con- 
tracts not  let.  John  C.  Cochrane,  R.  78  Ashland  Blk.,  Chi- 
cago, is  the  architect.  This  is  his  eleventh  court  house  this 
season. 

Lima.  Ohio.— Mr.  M.  Duggan  will  erect  a three-story 
store  building,  50x80  ft.,  at  a cost  of  $8000.  Pressed 
brick  etc  will  be  used.  M.  Rumbaugh  of  Cincinnati,  is  the 
architect.  Contracts  not  let;  Also  Mr.  Callahan  will  erect 
a three-story  store  and  office  building  16x64  ft.,  in  the  same 
town,  same  architect.  It  will  be  built  of  common  brown 
stone  and  cost  $4,000. 


other  hand,  very  apt  to  seem  wild,  But  if  the  two  sources 
of  architectural  beauty  are  harmoniously,  thoughtfully  and 
judiciously  combined,  the  one  relieves  the  other,  and  the 
joint  product  is  beyond  either  criticism. 

To  recapitulate  the  several  points  which  must  be  observ- 
ed by  American  architects,  if  they  are  to  found  a school  of 
their  own — (1)  they  must  aim  to  unite  the  quiet  serenity 
shown  in  the  GreeK  with  the  heaven-aspiring  tendenyc  of 
the  Gothic;  (2)  the  proportions  must  be  as  agreeable  and 
the  whole  as  graceful  as  the  French, as  vigorous  as  the  Eng- 
lish, as  refined  as  the  Florentine  and  as  systematic  as  the 
German;  (3)  the  conventional  and  naturalistic  decorative 
forms  must  be  employed  as  above  laid  down,  making  the 
decorations  tell  as  interesting  a story  as  possible;  (4)  every 
detail  must  tell  of  earnest  thought  and  solid  study.  If 
these  suggestiones  are  followed  out,  the  time  may  come 
when  foreigners  will  copy  as  eagerly  from  us  a*  we  now  do 
from  them. 


D.  Cutler.  T.  S.  White.  Ii.  !»1  Euice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Betail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


R^YIMlOilNriD’S  IP-A-TETSTT 

Compressed  LeadSashWeiphts 


SOLID, 


COMPACT. 

NOISELESS. 


SUGGESTIONS  FOR  AN  AMERICAN  STYLE  OF  ARCHI- 
TECTURE. 

BY  JNO.  MOSER,  OF  THE  ARCHITECTURAL  BUREAU. 

In  places  where  small  ornaments  are  needed,  as  in  stopp- 
ing off  a moulding,  some  simple  naturalistic  leaf  or  com- 
bination of  flowers  had  far  better  be  employed  than  the  old 
time  ginger-bread  wore.  And  if  in  the  use  of  these  natur- 
alistic decorations  the  original  flower  or  leaf  is  as  faith- 
fnlley  represented  as  it  can  be  in  stone,  and  originality  is 
displayed  in  the  selection  and  grouping  of  the  plant,  emi- 
nently satisfactory  designs  can  be  secured  without  drawing 
upon  the  models  of  any  of  the  old  schools. 

A composition  all  architecural  is  danger  of  appear- 
| ing  tame,  and  a composition  all  naturalistic  is,  on  the 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  K«  Friction.— Xo  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  ana 

Builders.  . - 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  tnis 

weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s  u 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s  , ninHnnat 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Post-Offle  of  Cinolnn 

Send  for  Circular. 

J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

51  to  59  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


MAHOGANY. 

The  following  are  the  correct  quotations  on  mahogany 

Large  Cuba,  1 in.  thick  and  over,  1st 14@16c  per  ft: 

Small  Cuba,  1“  “ “ “ lst 

St.  Jago  “ 1 “ “ “ lst i®° 

St.  Domingo  1“  “ “ “ lst ^Oc 

Mexican,  1 “ “ “ “ ^t 13c@17c  ^ 

Large  Cuba,  1 “ “ “ “ 2d 110 


Hardwood 


Lumber 


AND 


Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 

AND  ALL  KINDS  OF 

HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 

^-Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTABLISHED  1853.  INCORPORATED  1885- 

HOLBROOK  CO. 

Grove  and  18th  sts.,  CHICAGO* 

Sout  Chicago  Riv  Telephone  Nc.  8213 


684 

J.  ROBSONSWEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6330  Halsted  Street — Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  of  Estates  a Specialty. 

Membee  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 

NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

-A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  24 — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


H.  I.  GOLDY 


F.  W.  ZURBURG. 


Goldy  & Zurburg 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St,,  - - - CHICAGO. 

Home  investments. 

IF  YOU  HAVE  $200  OR  MORE 
TO  INVEST,  CALL  AND  SEE  OUR 
ILLINOIS  AND  INDIANA  FIRST 
MORTGAGE  COUPON  BONDS. 
FARM  LOANS  at  Current  RATES 
COMPLETED  IN  FIVE  DAYS 

United  States  Loan  & Trust 

COMPANY, 

210  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago. 


BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and.  Loan  Agents. 

®*3Ioney  Loaned  ' 

Cf-Taxes  Paid, 

^Investments  Made, 

EsP"- Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

HEAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS, 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 

Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


O.  A,  HALE. 


E.  O.  HALE. 


HALE  BROS., 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 

164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 

MONEY  LOANED' 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

K.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 


C.  A.  BROSIEN, 

Heal  Estate,  Renting, 

AND 

L O 1ST  S . — 

EsT"  North  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

56  Dearborn  St. , Chicago, 

Main  Floor. ) 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 

BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES.  MAZE  LOANS  ON  BEAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CUBBENT  BATES 

P.  R.  CHANDLER.  no  Dearborn  Street.  F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


DIXON  & PfeitrtaON, 

(Successors  to  C.  G.  Dixon  & Co.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING! 

Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO.  ILL. 


Andrew  KZrimloill, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer, 

OFFICES.— Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block, 
South  Chicago,  111.  Howard  and  South  Chicago  Ave- 
nues, Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago.  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 

property  a specialty. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BONA-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE— DREXEL-BOOLEYARD. 

We  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty-seventh-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Also  between  Forty-eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare,  opportanity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-fifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGDE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st.,  Rooml,  second  floor. 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COUBT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Streets. 

WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 

Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Worta 

POULSON  & EGER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  'Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Cars 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

BICH’D  BOBINS  £ Co.,  Agts.,  Boom  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  Ko.  209. 


FOR  SALE. 

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— xxxx  By  C.  A.  BROSIEN,  xxxx 

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56  Dearborn  Street.  

Residence  on  Bissel  street,  2-story  and 


Cellar 

Residence  on  Bissel  st.,  2 story, 

“ Dayton  st 
Dayton  st 

Clark  st.  close  to  Park 


FOR  SALE. 


CHOICE  INVESTMENTS. 


HAVING  for  many  years  kept  a record  of 
most  of  the  transfers  and  owners’ 
names  of  all  classes  of  business,  man 
nfacturing  and  dock  property,  we  can 
offer  to  investors  and  purchasers  in 
our  special  line,  superior  advantages  in 
selecting  what  they  want.  Many  of 
the  beet  bargains  are  secured  by  per- 
sonal application  to  owners,  who  will 
not  allow  their  property  to  be  adver- 
tised for  sale. 

,T.  P.  WHITE, 

39  WashiDgton-st.,  Room  10 


$6,800 
4,500 
6,800 
5,000 
13,000 

" “ “ - 12,500 

“ “ “ - 22.000 

La  Salle  av  8,000 

Hnrlbnt  st  - - 12,000 

Webster  av  - - - 5,600 

“ - - - 6,600 

in  LakeView,  two-story  and 
Cellar,  It  50x197,  nr.  Lake,  12,000 


3 stry  flats  on  Clark  st., 

3 stry  flats  on  Mohawk  st., 

3 stry  flats  on  Wells  st 
3 stry  flats  SedgwicK  - - - 

Business  Property  on  Clark  st 
“ “ Wells  st 

“ Cottage  Grv.  Av. 
“ Milwaukee  av 


16,000 

10.500 
- 9,500 

8,250 

$20,000 

19.000 

26.000 

28.500 


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— sss  MORGAN  PARK  AHEAD  ! sss— 

88SSSSSS8SS  S6SSSSSBSS8 

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Persons  wishing  beautiful  suburban  homes 
ready  to  move  into  by  the  first  of  May  next, 
will  do  well  to  send  for  one  of  the  pamphlets 
of  Morgan  Park  property  and  houses,  issued 
by  Col  Geo.  R.  Clarke,  No.  205  La  Salle  St., 
which  will  tell  all  about  the  prices  of  houses 
and  easy  terms  of  payment. 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st.,  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buren  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.600.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4,500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 
story  brick  flats. 

2.600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 

with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6- 
room  brick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x126, 
cheap  lot. 

600.  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
126,  very  cheap. 


CABLE  CARS  FOR  DEARBORN  ST 

A meeting  of  property  owners  was  held 
on  Tuesday  afternoon  at  No.  93  Dearborn 
St.  for  the  ostensible  purpose  of  protecting 
the  interests  of  the  proposed  property  hold- 
ers street  railway  from  being  absorbed  by 
Mr.  C.  T.  Yerkes  who  had  already  gained 
possession  of  the  railway  rights  on  Dearborn 
St.  About  1,400  feet  of  property  was  repre- 
sented by  the  gentlemen  present.  It  is  the 
purpose  of  the  proposed  railway  scheme  to 
to  offer  to  property  owners  an  opportunity 
to  construct  a double  tracK  street  railway 
from  South  Water  to  Polk  St.  and  thus  make 
Dearborn  st  a railway  center,  which  it  is 
claimed  will  increase  the  value  of  property. 

The  stock  was  to  be  divided  among  the 
owners  at  the  rate  of  ten  shares  for  every 
front  foot  of  real  estate,  and  it  was  to  be  so 
arranged  that  no  railway  company  could 
possibly  obtain  possession  of  a cent’s  worth 
of  stocK.  The  north  side  comp  any  now 
wants  the  franchise  to  run  a cable  road  over 
a portion  of  the  street.  This  would  cut  up 
the  street  so  badly  thst  it  would  be  a detri- 
ment rather  than  an  improvement  to  the 
street.  If  a cable  road  was  constructed  Mr 


Silverman  was  in  favor  of  allowing  horse 
errs  to  run  over  it,  Andrew  Crawford  who 
was  one  of  the  committee  which  had  the  pre- 
liminaries of  organization  in  hand  very  care- 
fully reviewed  the  history  of  the  property 
holders’  railway  from  its  inception  to  the 
present  time.  Several  meetings  had  been 
held,  and  after  consultation  with  several 
railroad  men  it  was  determined  that  the  enter- 
prise was  impractical. 

William  Borden  was  strongly  opposed  to 
the  proposition  of  Mr.  Yerkes  unless  the 
North  side  people  would  agree 

TO  BUILD  A DOUBLE-TEAOK  BBIDGE 

across  the  river  at  Dearborn  street.  He 
should  go  a step  further  and  insist  that  if 
they  built  the  cable  road,  they  pay 
for  the  paving  of  the  street.  Before  Mr. 
Yerkes  had  taken  an  interest  in  the  matter, 
eontinued  the  speaser,  the  directors  of  the 
Union  company  had  attended  strictly  to  the 
interests  of  the  company,  but  as  soon  as  he 
appeared  on  the  scene,  the  directors  forgot 
all  about  the  company  and  it  was  a matter 
of  serious  difficulty  to  get  any  of  them  to  at- 
tend any  meetings. 

The  general  sentiment  of  the  meeting  was 
against  the  use  of  Dearborn  street  for  cable 
cars  and  many  of  the  property  owners 
are  opposed  to  having  any  street  car  line 
whatever  on  the  street  as  it  is  essentially  an 
office  street. 


SUBURBAN  IMPROVEMENTS. 

FOUETEENTH  STEBET  BBIDGE. 

The  City  Engineer  has  completed  his  sur- 
veys for  the  erection  of  a bridge  across  the 
river  near  Fourteenth  street,  and  recom- 
mends the  following  plan:  That  a good 
crossing  can  be  made  between  Fourteenth 
and  Maxwell  sts.,  and  between  the  “ Rock 
Island”  and  “Iowa”  elevators  erected  on 
the  banns  of  the  river,  with  approaches  on 
the  west  side  on  both  Maxwell  and  Four- 
teenth sts.,  and  on  the  east  side  approaches 
will  end  on  Fourteenth  street  and  Fourth 
avenue.  He  says  only  a single  bridge  can 
be  constructed  at  this  point,  as  the  river 
cannot  be  widened  without  great  expense, 
on  account  of  the  elevators  erected  on  each 
side  of  the  river.  In  order  to  build  such  a 
bridge,  however,  it  will  be  necessary  to  con- 
demn about  15,240  square  feet  of  land  on 
the  west  side  and  29,280  square  feet  on  the 
east  side,  to  afford  the  new  street  approach- 
es. The  engineer  does  not  furnish  any  es- 
timate of  the  condemnation  damages  in 
this  case,  but  leaves  the  matter  entirely  to 
the  council,  which  has  ordered  the  plans  pre- 
pared. From  the  urgent  demands  made  for 
a bridge  at  this  point  an  appropriation  for 
the  same  will  undoubtedly  be  provided  in 
the  next  appropriation  bill  adopted  by  the 
City  Council. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


f)8‘) 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St. 
CONTINUATIONS- FURNISHED 

AND 

Special  Rates  IMIa-cie 
for  Certified 
Copies . 


C.  R.  WALLECK, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO.  Ilili. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  selling  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Southwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-clasir  se- 
curity. J£g^-Correspondence  solicited. 


Wlii!  E.  HiNCHLIFF  & CO.,  successors  to 

HINCHLIFF  & OWEN, 


MANUFAOTUEEB8  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK, 

Room  1 CD  1 5 £3  La  Sail©  St.  Chicago 


O *T.  Hi.  MEYER  & SONS  CO 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


GREENEBAUM  SONS, 

Mortgage  an<*  Investment 

BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  113  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Loweat  Rates  of  interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


New  York, 

501  Fifth  Avenue. 


Brooklyn, 

203  Montague  Street. 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  FineStoreand 
Office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


Ghas.A.Seymour&Go 

— ESTABLISHED  1841.  — 

REAL  ESTATE, 
RENTING  AND  LOANS. 

Kent*  Collected.  Taxes  Paid. 

Appraisal  & Sale  of  all  Classes  of  Real  Estate. 

Personal  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
Room  14,  149  La  Salle  St.  CHICACO. 


HYDE  PARK. 

At  the  Village  Board  meeting  Monday,  all 
the  members  were  present.  The  cable  “loop” 
at  South  Park  was  discussed.  The  Chicago 
City  Railway  Company  proposed  to  cut 
through  the  block  to  Jefferson  avenue  from 
Lane  avenue,  300  feet  north  on  Fifty-sev- 
enth street.  There  is  no  opposition  to  such 
a route,  and  the  matter  was  referred  to  the 
Judiciary  Committee  and  the  attorney,  with 
instructions  to  the  latter  to  draw  the  neces- 
sary ordinance.  Five  $1,000  village  bonds 
of  1875,  due  in  1895,  were  cancelled  in  open 
board.  A large  number  of  ordinances  for 
public  improvements  were  passed  and  a 
number  engrossed.  The  Commissioners  esti- 
mated the  cost  of  a system  of  water  pipes  in 
Cottage  Grove  avenue,  between  Thirty-ninth 
and  Sixtj-4eventh  streets,  to  be  $54,000. 


Throop  st  s.  No  596  M Lupach  2-story  store  Chicago  av.nw  cor  Hamlin  av  20  acres  and 
and  dwelling  23x28,  $1,500.  ““  20  af,res- 

Van  Horn  st  No  681 , F French  3-story  flat  21 
x56,  $3,500. 


BUILDING  PERMITS. 


Albany  av,  Nos  13  to  17  S C Hayes  three  2- 
story  flats  60x40,  $9,000- 

Albany  av,  Nos  266  aud268  W Guthrie  two  1- 
story  cottages  23x35,  $2,400. 

Ashland  av,  No  3638  Geo  A Mozant  2-story 
store  and  dwelling  22x36,  $2,000. 

Desplaines  st  Nos  322  and  324,  Thos  Hen- 
nessey 2 story  factory  50x100  $10,000. 

Dayton  st.  No  269  F F Opitz  3-story  dwell- 
ink  22x80,  $6,500. 

Erie  st  w,  No  192  Nels  Ek  3-story  flats  23x86 

$8,000. 

Erie  st  w Nos  734  to  742  Griflin  & Dwight  3 
basements  20x32  $2,100. 

FranKfort  av  Mo  37,  John  Snogski  one  story 
cottage  20x32  $700. 

Fulton  st  Nos  59  to  63,  The  D Bradley  Man- 
ufacturing Co  2-story  addition  60x100,  $6- 
000. 

Huron  st,  No  570,  A Bierma  2-story  dwelling 
21x50,  $2,000. 

Halsted  st  n,  FranK  Diesel  2-story  dwelling 
93x93,  $6,500. 

Hamlin  av,  Nos  135  and  137  Thos  J Divens 
two  2-story  dwellings  40x27 ; $4,000. 

Halsted  st.  No  3127  Aug  Feige  1 story  cot- 
tage 20x26  $400. 

James  av  No  854  Julius  Sitonfski  1 story  cot- 
tage 20x30,  $500. 

MohawKst,  No  190,  B Ullrich  barn  22x24, 
$600. 

Marston  st  Nos  98  and  100  Lynch  & Dexter 
2-story  basement  22x50,  $1,500. 

Market  st,  Nos  110  and  112  Chris  Johnson  3- 
story  store  and  dwelling  40x40,  $6,000. 

North  av  e No  75  Spiese  & Bischoff  3-story 
stores  and  flats  24x70,  $4,000. 

Ohio  st  No  110,  Campbell  Bros  2-story  addi- 
tion 16x26,  $1,000. 

Robey  st  s.  Nos  282  and  284,  H J Johnson  3- 
story  flats  48x44,  $7,500 

Robey  st  nNo  806  Peter  Ott,  2-story  flats  20 
x34,  $2,000. 

Seventeenth  st  No  306  A Pearson  2 story 
stores  and  flats  22x70,  $4,500. 

Thirty  second  st,  No  912,  Joseph  Brunk  one 
story  cottage  18x20,  $500. 

Twelfth  st  Nos  l048  and  1050  G Edwards  3- 
story  stores  and  flats  44x74  $12,000. 

Twenty  first  w Nos  832  and  834  William  En- 
gebrecht  two  three  story  stores  and  flats 
50x80,  20.000. 

Twenty  fifth  court  nr  Sacramento  st,  Henry 
Joon  l-story  cottage  20x34 


Washington  blvd  No  306,  H Hoepe  L-story 
cottage  20x35,  $1,000. 

Wilmot  st,  No  222,  Peter  JenseD  2-story  fiats 
20x82,  $2,000. 

Western  av,  No  1151,  Daniel  Crowley  2-story 
flats  22x61,  $3,500. 

Wood  st  s.  Nos  202  to  206,  A Smith  barn  30x 
50  $2,000. 

WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

City  Property. 

Archer  av,  50  ft  w of  Haynes  ct,  nf  25x100 
ft  Nov  12,  John  Connor  to  P and  H H 

Coyle $4,000 

Archer  av,  25  ft  e of  Mary  st,  sf  25x100  ft 
Dec  13,  John  Costelloe  to  John  McGov 

ern $1’900 

Astor  st,  se  corner  of  Banks  st  wf  80x86  ft 
Nov  27,  Robert  N Tooker  to  Irenus  K 

Hamilton $19,000 

Astor  st,  149  ft  n of  Goethe  st  ef  32^x127 
ft  Dec  15,  J L Houghteiling  ot  John  H 

Weiss $9,000 

Belleview  place  289  ft  w of  Lake  shore 
drive  nf  24x108  ft  Dec  15,  M C Armour 

to  Sophia  B Antisdel $16,000 

Blue  Island  av,  ne  cor  Lincoln  st  sf  trian- 
gle of  55x111x100  ft  impd  Nov  9,  Pleas- 
ant AmicK  to  Chas  Heper $7,500 

Bryson  st,  304  ft  e of  Robey  sf  24x132  ft 
imod  Dec  8,  John  Jensen  to  Ole  Ekren 
F $4,000 

Blackhawk  st  w,  167  ft  e of  Paulina  nf  25x 
96  ft  impd  Nov  30,  John  M Krause  to 

Martin  Arends $1,625 

Bonney  st  bet  22d  and  23rd  sts  wf  30x125 
ft  Dec  9,  E J & O A Riggle  to  C V Har- 
ris   $3,000 

Belden  av,  96  ft  w of  Fremont  st.  nf  24x 
115  ft  Nov  15,  est  of  J E Sheffield  to  J 

Roach $1,400 

Bryan  place  150  ft  nw  of  Randolph  st  se  f 
25x132  ft  Dec  4.  H E & H C Davis  to  Geo 

McCracken $5,000 

BlacKhawK  st  w,  No  2<9,  Sept  7,  George  D 

Barrett  to  Leon  BrochocKi $1,400 

Beers  st,  14334  ft  n of  37th  st  wf  24x125  ft 
Nov  20,  Estate  of  E C Lamed  to  Carl 

Muller $43u 

Courtland  st,  238  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x 
100  ft  impd  Dec  1,  F & W Korff  to  Chas 

Kadan $1,450 

Central  Park  av,  25  ft  n of  23d  st  ef  25x124 
ft  Sept  10,  A B & A B Husbands  to  A H 

Smith $500 

Chicago  av  w,  199)4  ft  w of  Wood  st  nf  25 
xl23  ft  Dec  1,  Ann  Schreder  to  William 

Thoms ^300 

Colorado  av,  se  cor  Troy  st  nw  f 60x126  ft 
und  34  Dec  4,  J FranK  Lawrence  to  E B 

Pease! $4>130 

Clybourn  av,  near  Cooper  st  ne  f 50x100 
ft  impd  Dec  8,  John  Maischaider  to  Jas 

McAuley  $3,000 

Crenshaw  st,  ne  cor  of  Washtenaw  av  part 
of  blk  3:  Nov  30,  Wm  Hurford  to  Dun- 
lap Smith - $12,350 

California  av,  86  ft  s of  25th  st  ef  50x128 
feet  Oct  28,  G W Cass  to  K & V Dlouhy 
$1,020 

Cicero  court  No  75,  Jan  4,  Sarah  J Vacher 

to  Wm  H Altman $1,500 

Cicero  ct.  same  property  as  above  Feb  20, 
Wm  H Altman  to  Geo  H Gay $1,600 


Division  st  se  cor  Crawford  av  20  acres, 
Nov  18,  est  of  Robert  B Hall  to  Frank 

& Wm  Alsip $32,000 

Crystal  st  154  ft  e of  Hoyne  sf  av  25x115  ft 
Oct  11,  Adam  Ochs  to  Wm  Malurquist 

$750 

Davis  st,  175  ft  n of  Hirsch  st  ef  25x124  ft 
Dec  16,  E H Sheldon  to  L Paquet 
Douglas  blvd,  se  cor  of  Parmelee  st  wf  24 
xl25  feet  Oct  28,  G W Cass  to  K and  V 

Dlouhy $o50 

Desplaines  st,  80  ft  n of  Austin  av  wf  20x 
150  ft  Dec  14,  Alise  Olsson  et  al  to  Wac- 

ker  & Birk  Brg  Co $6,000 

Desplaines  st,  80  ft  n of  Austin  av  wf  20x 
xl50  ft  Dsc  15,  Master  in  Chancery  to 

Wm  A Olsson $4,000 

Division  st,  134  ft  w of  Hickory  av  nf  25 
ft  to  alley  Dec  11,  The  Equitable  Trust 

Co  to  Barney  Kelly $900 

Douglas  av,  275  ft  w of  Lincoln  st,  sf  50x 

124  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  R S 

Carter  et  al $750 

Douglas  blvd  ne  cor  of  Parmelee  st  wf  48x 
xl25  ft  Nov  4,  G W Cass  to  K & Y Dlou- 

hy $1,000 

Dudley  st,  188  ft  n of  Clybourn  pi,  ef  24x 

125  ft  impd  Nov  15,  S E & CM  Graves 

to  Mary  Dwyer $1,700 

Division  st  w,  96  ft  e of  Seymour  av,  sf  24 
xl25  ft,  Dec  1,  Jacobson  &Tallman  to  J 

Cassleman $800 

Douglas  Park  bvd,  200  ft  w of  Homan  av 
sf  75x188  ft  Nov  29,  C J Hambleton  to 

Geo  Lampe $2,200 

Deering  st,  233  ft  s of  Lyman  wf  24x105 
ft  dec  8,  E S Dreyer  to  Michael  O’Gor. 

man $1,000 

Dudley  st,  212  ftn  of  Armitage  av,  wf  24x 
125  ft  Oct  11  F W Hatterman  to  F Piet- 

rowski $400 

Dudley  st  236  ft  n of  Armitage  av,  wf  24x 
125  ft  Oct  12,  F W Hatterman  to  A Dan- 


J.  H.  BI8SELL, 
Suburban  Real-Estate, 

52  MAJOR  BLOCK. 

Hornet  at  Elsilon.  with  cheap  fares  on  Grand 
Trunk  R,  R.,  and  MONEY  LOANED  TO  BUILD. 
Also  Blocks  and  Acres  South  and  West. 


ielski . 


$400 


Erie  st  w,  near  Ada  st  sf  25x59  ft  Nov  10, 

J P Brown  to  Lars  Johansen $800 

Edgar  st,  180  ft  n of  North  av,  wf  24x125 
ft,  Nov  8,  Oscar  Fenley  to  F K Karlach 

$600 

Edgar  st,  239  ft  n of  North  av  ef  26x124  ft 
imp  Dec  10,  M Archibald  to  F KuznicKi 

1 $700 

Erie  st  w,  near  Ada,  sf  24x59  ft,  Nov  5,  J 

P Brown  to  W M Moir $800 

Erie  st  w,  bet  Wood  and  Paulina  sts  sf  75x 
124  ft  Dec  1,  R M Hunt  to  P O Stenslaud 

$2,550 

Erie  st,  w,  150  ft  e of  Wood  st  nf  50x124 
ft  Nov  27,  R M Hunt  to  P O Stenslaud 

$1,700 

Emerald  av.  175  ft  n of  29th  st,  ef  25x115 
ft  Dec  10,  Albert  Crane  to  W & B Reich- 

ardt $1,975 

Erie  stw,  177  ft  w Paulina  st  nf  50x124 
feet  Nov  27,  R M Hnut  to  Peter  Svanoe 

$1,700 

Erie  st  w,  250  ft  e of  Wood  st  nf  75x124  ft 
Dec  1,  R M Hunt  to  Peter  Svanoe . $2,550 
Erie  st  w,  100  ft  e of  Wood  st  nf  50x124  ft 
Nov  27,  R M Hunt  to  Peter  J ensen  $1,700 
Eighteenth  st  w,  240*4  ft  6 of  Lincoln  st. 
sf  24x125  ft  Dec  9,  Est  of  W L Newberry 

to  J & M Rozhon $600 

Erie  st  w.  202  ft  w of  Paulina  stsf  25x124 
Dec  1,  R M Hunt  to  L Mulholiand.  . $850 
Fourteenth  st  w,  216  ft  w of  Throop  st  nf 
24x124  ft  Dec  6,  A S & T M Woodruff  to 

Wm  Fetzer $1,400 

Fifth  av,  227  ft  s of  Harrison  st,  wf  39%x 


106  ft  dec  13,  Frederick  Gluser  to  E G 

Halle $31,000 

Flournoy  st,  174  ft  w of  Central  Park  av  sf 
25x120  ft,  Mch  1,  R C Givins  to  J T Su- 

tor 

Fullerton  av,  se  cor  Hurlbut  st  nf  60x120 
ft  Nov  20,  J & A T Wilds  to  August  Von 

Glahn $6,900 

Fullerton  av,  60  ft  e of  Hurlbut  st  nf  15x 
120  feet  Nov  20,  L & A T Wilds  to  C F 

BucKingham $1,016 

Fairfield  av,  555  ft  s of  Harvard  st  ef  25x 
118  ft  Mch  23,  ’85  Gaylord  & Smith  to  P 

McNulty $400 

Fillmore  st,  26  ft  w of  Albany  av  sf  24x125 
ft  Jan  16,  J M Oliver  to  0 H Mulliken 

$350 

Grace  st,  sw  cor  Vedder  ef  23x118  ft  impd 
dec  9,  Thos  Shute  to  Paul  Engle.  . .$1,500 
Gross  Parkway  300  ft  e of  Rockwell  st  sf 
25  ft  to  alley  impd  July  26,  S E Gross  to 

F A Egerstou $2,100 

Gross  Parkway  225  ft  e of  Rockwell  st  sf 
25  ft  to  alley  impd  July  15,  S E Gross 

to  A Ginter $2,100 

Gross  Parkway  ne  cor  Rockwell  st  sf  25  ft 
to  alley  impd  June  25,  S E Gross  to  L A 

Scherrer $2,100 

Gross  terrace  s of  Madifon  st  ef  23x89  ft 
impd  Dec  11,  ’85  Thos  Connelly  to  Anna 

McNichols $2,900 

Hoyne  st  n,  120  ft  n of  Lubeck  st,  ef  21  x 

100  ft  Dec  2,  H Hoepe  to  O Weise $350 

Hoyne  av.  345  ft  n of  west  18th  st  ef  27x 
126  ft  July  15,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  O Na- 
gel  $430 

Honore  st,  347  ft  n of  32th  ef  24x123  feet 
Dec  1,  Gross  & Bowman  to  A Detlaff$1.400 
Harvard  st,  nw  cor  Fruncisco  und  )4  of 
297x297  ft  Oct  16.  C V Chandler  to  R R 

Cherry $3,000 

Hastings  st,  144  ft  3 of  Lincoln  nf  24x124 

ft  Nov  1,  R R Rhodes  to  M Polz .$675 

Harvard  st,  nw  corner  Francisco  und  % of 
297x297  ft,  Dec  11,  R R Cherry  to  E A 

Cummings $3,000 

Hinman  st.  150  ft  e of  Lincoln  st,  nf  25x 
126  ft  impd  Dec  10  Gertrude  Drosio  to 

Geo  Heynis $2,000 

Hervev  st,  142*4  ft  e of  Dudley  st,  nf  24x 
125  ft  Oct  11,  F W Hatterman  to  J Si- 

kora  $400 

Harrison  st  w 253  ft  w of  California  av  sf 
25x134  ft  Dec  14,  FLBurKhart  to  J Gra- 

uer • • ■ • ■ • $800 

Hurlbut  st,  uear  Conners  ef  und  *4  of  25 x 
130  ft  Dec  8,  FranzsKa  Roth  to  H CL 

Jahns $1,J50 

High  st,  200  ft  n of  Belden  av  wf  50x128  ft 
impd  Dec  16,  M & J Irrgang  to  J and  J 

Rohde 

Homan  av,  near  Twenty  second  st  ef  48  ft 
to  alley  Dec  1,  M W Gary  to  J T Russell 


700 


Jackson  st  w,  96  ft  e of  Loomis  nf  26x120 
ft  Sept  20.  Robbert  Commons  to  Eliza 

Commons $3.«00 

Jefferson  st,  175  ft  n of  Polk  st  ef  25x106 


ft  imp  Dec  15,  est  of  S Senn  to|Mary  Gel 
lert $2’5 


500 


686 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Jackson  st  w,  300  ft  e of  Halsted  nf  25  ft 
to  Boston  av,  Nov  13,  M R & M Galvin 

to  A F Biedler $7,000 

Jefferson  st,  75  ft  s of  JackBon  st  wf  25x 

150  ftimpd  Nov  1,  Chas  A Katz  te  A F 

Beidler $6,500 

Jackson  st  w,  25  ft  e of  Jefferson  st  nf  25 
x75  ft  Nov  29,  VV  B Rose  to  A P Beidler 

$5,800 

Jefferson  st,  125  ft  s of  Twentieth  wf  25x 
100  ft  impel  Oct  1,  T & M Napieralsai  to 

W Py  ttan $1,700 

Jefferson  st,  125  ft  s of  20th  st  nf  25x100 
ft  impd  Dec  19,  W P Pyttaa  to  M Na- 

pieralsxi $1,800 

Jefferson  st,  199  ft  s of  Van  Buren  st  wf 
9934x159  ft  Dec  6,  Hugh  H Clynch  to 

Frame  G Kammerer $24,000 

Keely  st,  356  ft  s of  Archer  av  ef  24x101  ft 

Oct  8,  A 0 Clark  to  Wm  Tetziee $620 

Kossuth  st,  175  ft  n of  Hanover  sf  25x125 
ft  Dec  13,  J VVeidel  to  F J Muller.  . . .$400 
Kedzie  av,  sw  cor  of  Congress  st  ef  50x114 
ft  Oct  11,  James  A Borden  to  Quinn  & 

BlaKe $1,900 

Keith  st,  174  ft  n of  Huron  st  wf  24x100  ft 
impd  Dec  15,  Ole  Christianson  to  Inge- 

borg  Olsen $3,200 

Leavitt  st,  72%  ft  s of  Moore,  ef  24x122  ft 
Nov  17,  G R Laughton  to  F Hoinig.  . $659 
LaSalle  st,  113  ft  r of  19th  st  ef  25x79  ft 
Dec  14,  John  Kelly  to  Lake  Shore  & 
Michigan  Southern  Railroad  Company 

$2,500 

Larrabee  st,  218  ft  n of  Garfield  av  wf  50 
ft  to  alley  dec  11,  S D & A Sternheim  to 

Patrick  T Kelly $6,000 

Lincoln  av,  188  ft  se  of  Garfield  sw  f 48  ft 
to  alley  impd  Nov  29,  Adolph  Loeb  to 

Wm  H Thomas $16,000 

Lull  place  260  ft  e of  Wood  st  sf  23x100  ft 
Nov  26,  Rose  Bussing  to  A J Gnacinski 

$600 

Leavitt  st.  bet  Monroe  and  Adams  wf  50x 
124  ft  impd  dec  9,  S J & G Cook  to  Chas 

Hill $4,750 

Lane  st  w 299  ftw  of  Robey  st  sf  30  ft  to 
alley  impd  Nov  30,  D L Thomas  et  al  to 

Christian  Walz $3,600 

Lull  place.  283  ft  e of  Wood  st  sf  22%xl00 
feet  Nov  26,  Rose  Bussing  to  Theodore 

Riehl $650 

Lewis  st,  sw  cor  of  Belden  av,  ef  47x124  ft 
Dec  6.  Louis  OberbecK  to  F C Oberbeck 

$3,000 

La  Salle  st,  253  ft  n of  37th  wf  25x120  ft 
Dec  11,  Albert  Crane  to  Bond&  Peterson 

$750 

Laughton  st,  175  ft  w of  Oaidey  av  nf  25x 
120  ft  impd  Dec  11,  John  Arus  to  Wil- 
helm Auw $1,300 

Loomis  st,  166  ft  n of  Gaylor  ef  25x125  ft 
Dec  2,  M & B Byrnes  to  Michael  Kearins 

$2,500 

Leavitt  st,  24  ft  n of  Parmelee  st,  ef  24x 
122  ft  Dec  15,  A F Rossow  to  W and  C 

Rossow $1,200 

Maxwell  st,  2C0  ft  e of  of  Jefferson  st  nf  25 
xl73  ft  imp  Dec  16,  F G Alberg  to  Sam- 
uel Meyer $3,400 

Millard  av  125  ft  s of  25th  st,  wf  25x124  ft 
Sept  10,  A B & A B Husbands  to  A H 

Smith $500 

[the  above  was  by  error  reported  in  blk 
8 in  same  subdivision.] 

Marvin  st,  95  ft  e of  Washtenaw  av,  sf  24 
xl24  feet  Feb  3,  K & F Nowak  to  T & F 

Hrucir $350 

May  st  n,  98  ft  s of  Indiana  ef  24x116  ft 
Nov  13,  E Otterbeck  to  L Mortenson . $900 
Market  st  n,  ne  cor  Elm  wf  34  1-5x100  ft 
impd  Nov  5 ’87,  Edward  Weidenbaum  to 

E S Greyer $6,500 

Marion  st,  517  ft  n of  Division  wf  25x107 
ft  Nov  20,  Henry  Jorgensen  to  M Geiss- 

ler $3,100 

Morgan  st,  239  ft  s of  Taylor  wf  25x100  ft 
Dec  10,  Michael  Hofert  to  Fannie  Appel 

$4,500 

Monroe  st  w,  225  ft  w of  Desplaines  nf  25 
xl98  ft  impd  Oct  20,  Chas  Barry  te  A F 

Beidler $7,000 

May  st  n,  76  ft  n of  Huron  st  ef  25x116  ft, 
Dec  15,  H B Dox  to  Alise  Olsson. . .$2,500 
Nineteenth  place  w,  133  ft  wot  Johnson  st 
sf  24x84  ft,  dec  7,  J D Lehmer  to  Frank 

Nowak $900 

North  Clark  st,  312  ft  n of  Belden  av,  30x 
140  ft  Nov  15,  Edward  Carquerville  to  P 

H Matthei $3,750 

Napoleon  pi,  150  ft  e of  Hanover  st,  sf  25x 
124  ft  Nov  29,  Robert  Jones  to  K Mad- 

rass $700 

Osborn  st,  91  ft  n of  w Indiana  st  ef  23x79 
ft  impd  Dec  16,  E D Kelley  to  Annie 
Welsh $3,0 


Wholesale  and 

Retail  Dealer  in 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 


Office,  Union  Place  and  Twenty-Second  St.,? 

Opposite  Palmer,  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory,  5 


CHICAGO,  ILL. 


White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  etc.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BII_iI_iS  CUT  TO  ORDER. 


Ohio  st  w,  200  ft  e of  Wood  st,  sf  75x124  ft 
dec  1,  B M Hunt  to  Peter  Jenson.  .$2,400 
Ohio  st  w.  200  ft  e of  Wood  st,  sf  75x124  ft 
with  50x124  ft  in  same  blk  dec  14,  Peter 

Jensen  to  P O Stenslaud $4,100 

Ohio  st  w,  48  ft  w of  Ada  sf  24x127  ft  Oct 
20,  C and  A Sheehy  to  John  Ne)son$l,200 
Oakley  av,  25  ft  s of  Laughton  st,  ef  25x 
109  ft  Dec  14,  W Marshall  to  E Hagberg 

$600 

Poplar  av,  453  ft  n of  Stearns  st  ef  24x101 

ft  Dec  3,  T H Faile  to  M E Hau $450 

Park  av  North,  No  755  Nov  25,  Emilie 

Mueller  to  F D Schmidgall $5,800 

Park  av,  118  ft  e of  California  nf  19%x79 
ft  Dec  4,  J L Campbell  to  Jas  Robinson 

$3,500 

PoIk  st  w,  144  ft  w of  Loomis  st  sf  24x111 
ft  Oct  23,  A B Cartland  to  W R Walleck 

$1,050 

Polk  st  w,  same  property  as  above  dec  13, 

WR  Walleck  to  J H Winter $1,050 

Parmelee  st,  263  ft  w or  Leavitt  st  sf  25x 

124  ft  Sept  25,  W W Kimball  to  John 

Diedrich $500 

Polk  st  w,  120  ft  w of  Loomis  st  sf  24x111 
ft  Nov  23,  L M Keating  to  Wm  Kinsella 

$1,175 

Robey  st,  ne  cor  Bloomingdale  av  wf  22x 

125  ft  Dec  13,  E F Lawrence  to  Chicago 

& Pacific  Railroad  Co $550 

Robey  st  n,  near  Homer  st  wf  24x125  ft 
imp  Nov  30,  S E & C M Graves  to  Mich- 
ael O’Connor $1,800 

Robey  st,  98  ftn  of  Crystal  ef  25x107  feet 
impd  Dec  10,  W D Kerfoot  to  Henry- 

Hartman $3,000 

Robey  st,  276  ft  n of  Chicago  av,  wf  25x 
125  ft  Nov  8,  H A Cram  to  Wm  J Hacner 

$1,000 

Richmond  st,  sw  cor  Cortez  ef  50x125  ft, 
Oct  11,  est  of  James  Curtis  to  A W Fis- 
cher   $1,100 

SedgwicK  st,  49%  ft  n of  Starr  st  wf  25x 
80  ftimpd  dec  11,  E S Dreyer  to  W O & 

J Carpenter $3,250 

Sacramento  av,  75  ft  n of  west  Cogress  st 
ef  24x135  ft  also  25x135  ft  on  same  st 
Nov  4.  Edson  Keith  to  C T Perrine. $1,400 
Sedgwick  st  49%  ft  n of  Starr  wf  24%x80 
ft  impd  Dec  10,  G C Anderegg  to  E S 

Dreyer $3,100 

Seventeenth  st  w,  312  ft  e of  Hoyne  av  nf 
24x125  ft  Dec  11,  John  Schwerien  to  A 

Schwerien $800 

Shober  st,  125  ft  s of  Hirsch  st,  wf  25x125 
dec  14,  Jno  Jensen  to  T E Lauritsen  $2,100 
Sixteenth  st  w,  24  ft  w of  Burlington  nf  23 
xlOOftNov  27,  Chas  J Hull  to  Vaclav 

Kajda $2,000 

State  st,  47  ft  n of  32d  st  wf  50x100  ft  Dec- 
14,  S & L Summerfield  to  A H Summer- 

field $12,500 

South  Water  st,  80  ft  w of  State  st  sf  40  ft 
to  river  impd  dec  8,  Jos  D McNab  to 

John  H Dwight $55,000 

St  Louis  av,  ne  cor  22nd  st  wf  66x122%  ft 
Dec  9,  Charles  Jouvenat  to  Geo  Edwards 

$1,500 

St  Louis  av  n and  adj  above  75x122  ft  al- 
so 98x122  ft  on  Trumbull  av  Dec  9,  J W 

Ulm  to  Geo  Edwards $2,50C 

Sherman  st,  218  ft  sof  Polk  st  ef  20x106 
ft  Dec  6,  Henry  Furst  to  P VV  New. $6,000 
Seventeenth  st  w,  123  ft  w of  Rockwell  st 
nf  24x125  ft  Julv  3,  D W Burrows  R D 

CronK $270 

State  st,  n of  and  near  12th  st  ef  55%xl04 
ft  Dec  15,  Newman  Levy  to  Joseph  Bei- 

feld $28,000 

Twenty  fourth  st,  sw  cor  Portland  av  nf 
25x125  ft  Dec  14,  Martin  Ruck  to  Wm 

SchicK $5,600 

Twenty  seven  lots  in  Block  9,  Sec  19,  39, 
14,  Dec  1,  H A Willis  to  E A West.  .$4,500 
Twenty  first  st  w,  25  ft  e of  Fisk  sf  25x100 
ft  Dec  6,  F Schwuchow  to  John  Baumel 

$1,075 

Twenty  sixth  st,  100  ft  e of  Sanger  sf  40x 
125  ft  Dec  7,  David  Thomson  to  Charles 

Thomson $3,000 

Taylor  st  w,  140  ft  w of  Lincoln  st  nf  25x 
119  ft  Nov  3,  E B Turner  to  J & K Sto- 

nich $1,200 

Thomas  st,  se  cor  Seymour  st  nf,  50x124  ft 
May  1,  N C Sears  to  H A Foster ....  $1000 


Twelfth  st  w,  ne  cor  KeDzie  av  sf  l,254x 
597%  ft  Dec  1,  Albert  B Dewey  to  Wm  B 

Walker  et  al $80,000 

Trumbull  av.  ne  cor  Sixteenth  st  wf  49x 
125  ft  Dec  2,  F A Chaney  et  al  to  E P & 

F Long $500 

Trumbull  av.  49  ft  n of  Sixteenth  st.  wf  49 
xl25  ft  Dec  2,  F A Chaney  et  al  to  H J 

Craw $350 

Twelfth  st  w,  ne  cor  Olive  sf  48x130  ft  dec 
13,  A & J A Landeck  to  Michael  Thorn- 

etz $4,000 

Twenty  first  st  w,  125  ft  w of  Throov  st  sf 
150x154  ft  July  15,  S B Williams  to  J G 

Lobstein $6,000 

Thirty  fourth  court  275  ft  e of  Long  John 
st  nf  25x125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al 

to  G F Kellogg $275 

Thirty  fourth  court  325  ft  w of  Lincoln  st 
nf  25x125  ft  Oct  16,  J A Brahm  et  al  to  C 

E Sheldon $275 

Thirty  seventh  st  144  ft  e of  Stewart  av  nf 
24x125  ft  Sept  6,  Albert  Crane  to  T B 

Blair 

Taylor  st,  196  ft  e of  Francisco  av  sf  25x 
125  ft  Dec  11,  John  Hapf  to  Jno  Schutt- 

ner 

Twenty  seventh  st,  144  ft  w of  Portland 
av  sf  z4xl09  ft  imp  Sept  13,  A A Sven 

sen  to  Emma  Jederholm $1,300 

Twenty  ninth  st  nw  cor  of  Hanover  sf  24x  . 

124  ft  impd  dec  15,  Charles  Drabek  to 

FranK  Jana $3,000 

Vernon  av,  334  ft  s of  Douglas,  wf  29x125 
ft  impd  Dec  14,  M F & H D Safford  to  L 

S Cozine $3,280 

Van  Buren  st  w,  46  ft  w of  Lincoln  st  nf 
44x1q0  ft  impd  Dec  10,  Geo  C Watts  to 

Isaac  J Wistar  et  al $20,000 

Van  Buren  st  w,  25  ft  w of  Cicero  ct  sf  25x 
113  ft  with  73  ft  in  same  blK  Nov  1,  A 
M and  R Benedict  to  Joseph  Stickney 

$4,500 

Van  Buren  st  w,  near  above  sf  50x115  feet 
with  97  ft  in  same  blk,  Nov  24,  Horace 

Cunningham  to  Jos  Stickney $7,275 

Van  Buren  st  w,  near  above  sf  25x113  ft, 
Nov  24,  Henry  Cunningham  to  Joseph 

SticKney $1,500 

Van  Buren  st  w,  75  ft  w of  Francisco  st  sf 
25x125  feet  Dec  16,  Stevens  & Wood  to 

Chas  Boeker $1,100 

Van  Buren  stw,  se  cor  Kedzie  av  nf  295x 
100  ft  Oct  23,  Bradford  & Bowen  to  Eli- 
zabeth Coaling $14,200 

Van  Horn  st,  317%  ft  w of  Leavitt  25x12.5 
ft  impd  Dec  9,  Frank  Slais  to  Vaclav 

Zelizuy $1,045 

Van  Buren  st  w,  50  ft  wofC  icero  ct  sf  25 
xll3  ft  with  73  ft  in  same  blk  Nov  24, 

G P Cunningham  to  Jos  StiCKney.  .$4,600 
Webster  av,  72  ft  w of  Bissell  st.  sf  24x115 
ft  Nov  29,  George  .St  John  Sheffield  to 

Ellen  E O’Connor $1,100 

Washington  blvd,  148%  ft  w of  Hoyne  av, 
sf  30x124  ft  impd  Mch  6,  H C Goodrich 

to  F L Goodrich $3,600 

Wood  st,  144  ft  n of  Thirty  eighth,  wf  24x 

125  ft  Oct  30,  Jas  Nichols  to  A C Glover 

; $425 

Wood  st  n and  adjoining  above  24x125  ft, 

Oct  30,  James  Nichols  to  P Brebach.$425 

Washington  bid  254  ft  w of  Hoyne  av,  nf 
25x120  ft  Dec  14,  M D Rapp  to  Chas  L 

Lowe $4,225 

Wade  st  191  ft  e of  Currier  nf  25x100  feet 
impd,  Dec  3,  B & D Keating  to  M Bial- 

kowski $1,000 

Wabansia  av,  se  cor  Dudley  st  nf  24  2-10x 
86  ft  Dec  9,  Henry  Hoepe  to  John  Dos- 

tent $512 

Western  av,  139  ft  s of  North  av,  wf  48x 

124  ft  Nov  29,  E H Sheldon  to  Caspar 

Koch $1,500 

Winthrop  place  No  40,  Dec  11,  Wm  Bald- 
en week  to  M E Sanderson $2,900 

Wabash  av,  sw  cor  Eda  st  ef  65x180  ft  with 
other  property  Lt  5 and  6 of  It  18  and 
19  b 1,  Ellis  w add  n 65  ft  lt  36,  w of  ave 
and  of  lt  37  to  44  bis  B,  Freeman’s  add 
lt  45  to  48  Valliquettes  sub  34  39  14,  lt 
79  and  80  Cottage  Grove,  dec  1,  John  G 

Earle  to  Daniel  K Pearsons $118,000 

Wentworth  av,  148  ft  n of  30th  st,  ef  24x 

125  ft  Nov  18,  Albert  Crane  to  Chas  L 

Eichin $1,560 


Warren  av,  e of  California  nf  24x122  feet, 
Sept  27,  J L Campbell  to  F M Benedict 

$3,000 

Western  av  sw  cor  Polk  st  ef  24%xll2  feet 
Dec  13,  Chas  Bueker  to  E L Smith . $5,000 

North  or  City  Limits. 

Belmont  av,  216  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  sf  24x 
125  ft  Nov  19,  S E Gross  to  F Meyer. $600 
Belmont  av,  96  ft  w of  Perry  st  nf  24x125 
ft  Dec  8,  W C Goudy  to  M Kaspar.  . .$700 
Belmont  av,  250  ft  w of  Oalkey  sf  25x125 
ft  Nov  3,  W L Schrader  to  Alber  t Zinke 


Belmont  av,  e and  adjoining  above  25x125 
ft  Nov  3,  W L Schrader  to  H Zinae.  .$600 
Clark  st,  92  ft  sof  Belmont  av  wf  52  ft  to 
Halsted  st,  Sept  25,  E S Talbot  to  L G 

Haliberg $5,000 

Clara  st  n,  55  ft  nw  of  Cornelia  st  ne  f 50 
xl25  ft,  Oct  22,  E J Lehmann  to  Peter 

Knudsen $1,800 

Dewey  court,  187%  ft  w of  Orchard  st  sf 
37%XI(>1%  ft  Dec  15,  C P Rosen  to  Jno 

Cronin $1,600 

Dakin  st.  160  ft  e of  Rokebynf  120x122  ft 
Nov  23.  John  A Hall  to  R C Hall.  . .$2,400 
Evanston  av,  s of  Sulzer  st  wf  3 acres  dec 

1,  M A and  N T Reed  to  Ditmar  Sauer  et 

al $13,050 

Eddy  st,  near  Seminary  av  sf  triangle  of 
60  ft  Dec  6,  E J Lehmann  to  E Bretag 

$600 

Evansten  av,  near  Sheffield  av  wf  62%x 
200  ft  Dec  4.  L R Reed  to  Wm  H Cooa 

$2,100 

Fullerton  av,  220  ft  w of  Perry  st  sf  25x125 
ft  Dec  13,  Jos  Lessner  to  Chas  Schin- 

roeth $2,800 

Graceland  av,  on  court  n of  202  feet  w of 
Evanston  av  sf  208  ft  to  alley  Nov  18, 

Willis  Lord  to  H J Peet $4,500 

High  st,  216  ft  n of  Fullerton  av  ef  25x112 
ft  Sept  14.  P and  J Grage  to  Wilhelm 

Pasche $1,20  0 

Halsted  et,  se  cor  Roscoe  st  und  1-6  of  3 

acres  Dec  11.  George  W Miller  to  M A 

Hunt $3,000 

Hampden  st,  e of  Clark  st  ne  f 108x149  ft 
dec  10,  Henry  Schultz  to  Cord  H Nie- 
mann   $7,020' 

Metrose  st,  125  ft  w of  Perry  nf  25x125  ft 
• Dec  3,  Kemnitz  & Wolff  to  W Hartman 

$500 

Noble  st,  254  ftw  of  Herndon stnf  25x125 
ft  Sept  11.  J P Altgeld  to  N Kneiper  $550 
Roscoe  st,  sw  cor  Perry  stnf  27%xl25  ft 
dec  8,  S M Church  etal  to  Henry  Vitense 

$850- 

Roscoe  st.  72  ft  w of  Paulina  nf  24x125  ft 
Nov  24,  H Vogelgasang  to  A B Ander- 
son   $900  , 

School  st,  168  ft  s of  Paulina  sf  24x125  ft 

Oct  18,  S E Gross  to  E R Bath $575 

School  st  223  ft  e of  Clara  sf  25x124  ft  dec 

2,  C Buckingham  to  J Larson $900 

Sulzer  st  250  ft  w of  Hazel  st,  sf  45%xl24 

ft,  Oct  18,  John  N Young  to  H M Cobb 

$1,093 

Southport  av,  207  ft  n of  School  st  ef  50x 
125  ft  Nov  18,  Hufmeyer  & Sickel  to  Jno 

Schuette $1,750 

School  st  204  ft  e of  Sheldon  a\  sf  36x125 
ft  July  27,  S E Gross  to  Chas  Wulff . . $712 
Sulzer  st,  50  ft  w of  Hazel  st  sf  50x124  ft 
Oct  11,  J N Young  to  Louis  Kroth.  $1,250 
Southport  av,  82  ft  n of  School  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  Mch  8,  Hufmeyer  & Sickel  to  L 

Schafer $550 

Sheldon  st,  224  ft  s of  Graceland  av,  wf  50 
176  ft  Nov  30.  Daniel  Goodwin  to  W Pe- 
ter Kirkby $1,000 

Verona  st,  nw  cor  Rokeby  st  sf  2#9%xl22 
ft  also  129x122  ft  in  same  blk  dec  1,  Ax- 
el Chytraus  to  Dittmar  Sauer  et  al.  $8,500 
Waubun  av,  97  ft  s of  Oakdale  av  ef  50x 
150  ft  Oct  25.  Irving  L Gould  to  W K 

Lowrey $3,000 

Waubun  avj  147  ft  s of  Oakdale  av,  ef  50x 
150  ft  dec  3,  Irving  L Gould  to  Samuel 

Davieson $3,000 

Ward  st,  275  ft  n of  Mariana  st  ef  25x124 
ft  Apr  14,  Est  of  J E Sheffield  to  C Gar- 

ling 

Ward  st,  275ft  n of  Mariana  st  ef  25x124 
ft  Oct  27,  C Garling  to  A Schmidt. . .$825 
Wellington  st,  100  ft  w of  Evanston  av  nf 
100x133  ft  Sept  9,  William  Knoke  to  F B 

Meyer $4,250 

Wellington  st,  72  ft  w of  Seminary  av  sf 
24x125  ft  Dec  14,  J N Burns  to  John  Eb- 

erler . , $f  25 

Wrightwood  av  286  ft  w of  Racine  nf  25x 
124  ft  Dec  11,  Jas  Quirk  to  Chas  Mel- 
bye $1,650 


VtEAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


087 


South  ot  City  liinilts. 

Ashland  av  bet  river  and  Transit  Co  R R 
wf  and  34  °f  434  acres  Nov  30,  John 

Brunoch  to  John  C Bunk $ 12,000 

Atlantic  st,  near  Forty  eighth  st  nw  f 2234 
125  feet  dec  13,  C J Hambleton  to  P E 

Kurtz f 150 

Butterfield  st,  near  46th  st,  wf  24x100  feet, 

May  26,  H C Parmly  to  D Burmeister 

$425 

Calumet  av,  225  ft  n of  49th  st  wf  50x152 
ft  Dec  4,  Alonzo  Ramson  to  Edw’d  Wal- 
ter  $5,075 

Drexel  av,  240  ft  n of  57th  st  ef  120x130  ft 
Nov  10,  L B and  D C Wallace  to  Simon 

Callaghan $3,000 

Dearborn  st.  264  ft  s of  47th  st,  ef  24x99  ft 
Dec  12,  Sidney  A Kent  to  Amalia  Tur- 
ner   $2,800 

Doming  court,  550  ft  e of  Clark  st  sf  50x 
148  ft  Dec  2,  J L Cochran  to  A H Ran- 

telman $500 

Evans  av,  169  ft  n of  47th  st  ef  25x120  ft, 

Oct  23,  Geo  M McKey  et  al  to  M A Fon 

kin $800 

Ellis  av,  se  cor  53d  st  wf  100x164  ft  Dec  14 
Connecticut  Mutual  Life  Ins  Co  to  M A 

Pearce $5,000 

Evans  av,  289  ft  s of  Forty  fifth  st  wf  24x 
171  feet  Nov  22,  H F Yallette  to  John 

Monahan $810 

Emerald  st,  ne  cor  Fifty  sixth  st  wf  26x125 
ft  Deo  3,  Cozzens  & Evens  to  Arnold 

Henn $1,550 

Fifty  fourth  st,  120  ft  e of  Peoria  st  nf  25 
xl24  ft  June  17,  G W Cass  to  J D Flynn 

$400 

Fifty  fourth  court  138 % ft  w of  Halsted  st 
sf  50x114  ft  Oct  22,  H Hogdon  to  M M 

Swan $800 

Forty  third  st,  466  ft  e of  Grand  blvd  sf 
50x122  ft  Nov  23,  Henry  Botsford  to  M 

M Best $2,500 

Fifty  first  st  sw  cor  of  Kedzie  av,  80  acres 
Dec  1,  Daniel  K Pearsons  to  John  G 

Earle $64,000 

Forty  third  st,  142  ft  w of  St  Lawrence  av 
sf  25x122  ft  Dec  7,  Dr  Almon  Brooks  to 

Samuel  Despres $1,250 

Fifty  seventh  st,  nw  cor  Kimbark  av  sf  36 
x98  ft  Dec  1,  O M Wells  to  Chas  G Field 

$4,500 

Fifty  third  st,  11634  ft  6 of  Kimbark  av  sf 
33%xl50ft  dec  10,  Geo  A Arnold  to  S 

Burget $1,850 

Greenwood  av,  nw  cor  Chestnut  st  ef  88x 
150  ft  Oct  18,  the  International  Bank  to 

S M Marshall  et  al $4,840 

Greenwood  av,  5234  H n ^5tli  st  wf  150x 
164  ft  also  96x164  ft  on  Ellis  av  Oct  27, 
Lydia  G DominicK  to  Harvey  M Harper 

$8,000 

Hoyne  st,  120  ft  n of  Fiftieth  st  wf  240x 
124  ft  Dec  9,  est  of  Geo  J Carleton  to  C 

T Perrine $1,250 

Hickory  st,  50  ft  n of  Thirty  sixth  st  ef  25 
xl25  ft  July  26,  N Corwith  to  E L Burn 

ham $300 

Halsted  st,  n of  Graceland  av  ef  40  5-10  ft 
to  Evanston  Apr  20,  A K Strong  to  S P 

Hodges $2,250 

Kimbark  av.  370  ft  s of  Chestnut  st  ef  40x 
175  st,  Nov  22,  est  of  Jas  Walsh  to  J L 

Brooke $1,200 

Lincoln  st,  nw  cor  Forty  ninth  ef  120x124 
ft  Dec  13,  B F Jacobs  to  C T Perrine  $750 
Langley  av,  376  ft  s of  Forty  fifth  st  ne  f 
25x179  ft  Oct  12,  E F Henderson  to  F 

Carlisle $1,000 

Laflin  st,  360  ft  s of  50th  ef  24x126  ft  Au 

9,  M Ballin  to  J Grimmels $400 

La  Salle  st  127  f t n of  57th  wf  49  3-10x 
13634  ft  Dec  7,  W H Martin  to  J A Quac- 

kenbush $2,500 

Madison  av,  150  ft  s of  Chestnut  st  ef  50x 
152  ft  Nov  20,  A W Harris  to  E D Jayne 

$2,000 

Melrose  st,  264  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x 
125  ft  Sept  20,  S E Gross  to  F Graboo- 

ski $500 

Melrose  st,  168  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x 
125  ft  Dec  4,  S E Gross  to  William  Ber- 
ry ....  $500 

N 41  ft  It  6,  and  all  It  21  in  It  6 in  Pryor  & 
Hopkins  w 34  uw  34  8ec  ® 14,  dec  1, 

Master  in  chancery  to  Isidor  Baumgartl 
$4,300 

Park  place  100  ft  s of  Fifty  first  st  ef  100s 
150  ft  Dec  1,  B P Hutchinson  to  J E 

Cornell $7,000 

State  st,  100  ft  n of  57th  st  wf  148x16134 
ft  Dec  11,  Mary  E Cutter  to  Albert  Men- 
del  $6,750 

State  st,  243  ft  n of  Fifty  second  st  ef  26x 
118  ft  Dec  1,  P J Hussander  to  Henry 
Poetter $1,500 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

I 15  Dearborn  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY 


School  st,  214  ft  n of  Byron  wf  24x122  ft 
Dec  4,  1884,  M Laflin  to  F Strelow.  . .$425 
Stewart  av,  sw  cor  Pierce  st,  nf  596x124% 
ft  Nov  5,  Ohas  A Mifflin  to  Benjamin  F 

Jacobs $6,500 

Sheffield  av,  s of  Sulzer  st,  ef  150x200  feet 

Sept  6.  L A & J B Waller  to  R A Waller 

_ . $7,500 

School  st,  sw  cor  Perry  nf  175x125  ft  Dec 
6,  Kemnitz  & Wolff  to  Fritz  Jacobs.  $2,537 
Tracy  av  No  5361,  Dec  14,  N F & J J Sup- 
ple to  Julia  C Sullivan $2,000 

Vincennes  av  201  ft  sw  of  Fortieth  st  wf  25 
xl40  ft  Nov  15,  G M McKey  to  J P Latt 

'. $1,800 

Woodlawn  av,  63  ft  n of  Chestnut  st  ef  100 
xl64  ft  Dec  3,  H E Buckley  to  N S Bou- 
ton   $6,000 

Wolfram  st,  340  ft  e of  Racine  av,  nf  25x 
125  ft  impd  Dec  11,  Philip  Braudel  to  T 

A Cummings $1,600 

West  of  City  Cimits. 

Berlin  st,  148  ft  w of  Myrtle  st  nf  25x125 
ft  Aug  16,  C E Woolley  to  William  Mey- 
er...  ••  $425 

Carroll  av  226  ft  w of  w 44th  st  nf  2o  ft  to 
alley  Dec  10,  West  Chicago  Land  Co  to 

M Ruff $300 

Garfield,  Its  29  and  30  blk  4,  Aug  5,  J F 

Keeney  to  A Soper $1,000 

Indiana  st,  nw  cor  West  Forty  seventh  st 
sf  25x12434  ft  June  8,  A B Dewey  to  E 

Hassell  $300 

Lots  15  16  and  29  to  34  in  blk  3,  of  Hart- 
ley’s addition  to  Pennock  with  buildings 
Dec  13,  James  F Keeney  to  Townsend 

Smith $12,000 

McLean  av,  250  ft  e of  Crawford  sf  100s 
125  ft  also  50x125  ft  on  same  av,  W L 

Mass  Jr  to  M J De  Witt $3,000 

Madison  st,  ne  cor  west  Forty  fourth  sf  10 
xl25  ft  also  101x125  ft  at  nw  cor  Dec  1, 
West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  Marvin  A 

$12,400 

Morrison  av,  97  ft  s of  Belmont  av  ef  25x 
xl23  ft  Dec  16,  Albert  Wisner  to  N A 

Shrider $300 

Part  of  nw  % of  sw  % 36  40  13,  lying  w 
of  ClarKson  av,  Dec  1,  Wm  A S Van  Du- 

zer  to  Nils  F Olson $21,000 

Pennock  Its  9 10  22  and  23  in  blk  20,  with 
bldgs  Dec  13,  Jas  F Keeney  to  Town- 
send Smith $7,000 

Simons  av,  103  ft  n of  Courtland  st  ef  25x 
177  ft  Dec  15,  A S & F A Winkleman  to 

LE  Grpiziger $350 

Washtenaw  av,  14  ft  n of  North  av  ef  25x 
125%  ft  Nov  19,  C & M Snow  to  John 

Harvey $550 

Washington  st  w 225  ft  w of  west  40th  st 
sf  25x180  ft  Nov  18,  L & J E Cameron 

to  H H Porter $760 

Washington  st  w,  w and  adj  above  25x180 
ft  Nov  8.  H H Porter  to  L Cameron.  . $750 
Washington  st  w,  25  ft  w of  west  40th  st, 
sf  25x180  ft  also  25x180  ft  on  same  st, 
Nov  8,  West  Chicago  Land  Co  to  M A 

parr  • • • • $2,500 

W 34  nw  % se  34  Sec  28  39  13,  Sept  6,  Jno 

A Cutler  to  Oswald  F Wolfe $20,000 

Und  % of  w 34  nw  34  Sec  25  40  13,  Dec  3, 

S K and  J W Fernald  to  Geo  W Higgins 
$2,500 


Lots  70  and  75,  Robertson’s  sub  25  acres  in  23  38  14, 

Nov  23,  .John  T Davis  to  Levi  Shores 14800 

Lot  2 b 7 Cuss’  sub  nw  qr  25  39  13,  Oct  23,  Geergo  W 

Cass  to  M Brejcha  ..1300 

Lot  30  block  G,  same  October  23,  same  to  F Brejchu 

$425 

W 8%  acres  ot' s Vi  s Vi  n Vi  se  qr  17  38  14,  Oct  27,  M 

Curley  to  Edgar  B Jarvis 18750 

N 3%  acs  of  e Vi  sw  qr  se  qr  17  38  14,  Oct  6,  same  to 
enmn  *3375 


Lots  40  41  42  blck  14,  Avondale,  in  26  40  13,  June  10, 

John  Arnold  to  Jas  Ball $2100 

Lot  65  b 40,  Pine  Grove,  Nov  20,  H G Haugen  to  H 

A Berg $950 

Lot  15  b 2,  Trego  & Smith’s  sab  nw  qr  25  39  13.  Oct 

18,  Tre^o  & Smith  to  J J Konvalinka *300 

Lot  16  blck  2,  same,  Oct  18,  same  to  Martin  J Krecq  ^ 

Lot  2 b i,  Cookvi'lie,  36  36  12,'nov  E M Wat'erbu- 

ry  to  W B Martin *1200 

Lot  21  and  22  b 19,  University  sub  7 38  14,  dec  24,  B 

F Jacobs  to  Thos  Dillon *300 

Lot  20  b 2 Honore’s  re-sub  of  Tiernan’s  sub  18  39  14 

nov  22,  Mary  Fox  to  Frank  Donovan *1800 

Lot  6 b 1 Trego  h Smith’s  sub  nw  qr  25  39  13,  o-t  5, 

Trego  & Smith  to  P Kirsch  *'-5  ' 

Lot  2 b 1 Hundley’s  sub  e se  qr  17  40  14,  nov  18,  C 

J Hambleton  to  N Markey ■ ■ ■ • *1500 

Lot  29  blk  54  S Chicago,  dec  6,  Robt.  A Davis  to  J W 

Thorpe $11 5 

Lots  44  to  48  b 27  East  Washington  Heights,  nov  25, 

E L Gillette  to  E L and  A Blowet *75) 

Lots  27  and  28  block  6,  Smith’s  add  to  Normalville, 
oct  18.  Clementina  Nowak  to  Thomas  Waters, 

*1100 

Part  ojf  e f racl  Vi  5 40  14,  Sept  7,  J L Cochran  to_M 

E McDowell  & Co  *86,087 

I ots  2 5 7 and  8 1)5,  Quentin’s  sub  b22  etc  Sheffield 
add,  dec  11,  Chas  Sehneioer  to  E and  M Svecher, 

’ *2,  00 

Lot  8 b 1,  Hundley’s  sub,  17  40  14,  nov  18.  C J Ham- 
bleton  to  Michl  Markey  ..*1650 


Lot  7 b 3,  Palmer’s  add  to  H Chicago,  dec  1,  J Wood- 

bridge  Jr  to  Jens  P Jenson  tMO 

Lots  6 and  7 b 10,  Walt  U Bomen’s  sub  w /,  ne  qr  23 
38  14,  June  1,  M I.ouer  and  F W Green  to  Retina 

B Stern  *3000 

South  13!4  acs  of  w half  nw  qr  22  38  14,  nov  26,  E A 

Hartwell  to  Wm  Perry  120,000 

Lots  11  12  25  and  26  of  n 462  ft  b 6,  Ironworkers’  ndd 

Oct  1\  D M Hillls  to  Almira  Schick *1020 

N 130  ft  of  s 113  feet  of  lot  2,  Lynch’s  addn  to  Hyde 
Park,  nov  27,  James  D Lynch  to  Mary  J McArdle, 

; *1350 

Lots  8 end  9 of  north  462  feet  b 8,  Ironworkers’  add, 

oct  16,  D M Hlllis  n.F  C Deering *620 

Lot  10,  same,  oct  16,  same  to  J J Tharnur *320 

Lot  36,  same  sub,  oct  16,  same  to  James  Forden.  . 325 
LAKE. 

Lot  11 1)  7,  Universily  sub  of  Englewood,  dec  6,  A B 

Kellogg  to  M L Kellogg, *2500 

31  1-Gxlii0  ft  in  b 15,  Stewart’s  sub  sw  qr  1 £8  13,  dec 

11,  John  Hodgson  to  W H Monell  *1200 

N half  lot  12  b 2,  Barnurn  Grove,  dec  6,  B Bushee  to 

G L Purinton . *6000 

Part  of  lots  11  and  12  blk  1,  Normal  School,  dec  3,  D 

W Storrs  to  Town  of  Lake  *1700 

Lots  0 to  14  b 4 Osburn’s  sub  pt  lot  2 Assrs’  div  w Vi 
33  38  14,  Nov  17,  F C & J W Osburn  to  Charles  H 

Ruddock *750 

N 25  ft  of  lot  II  b 1,  Schorling’s  sub  lot  1,  33  33  14, 
Nov’r  27,  H C Schorllng  to  George-Ella  NelsoD, 

*307 

Lots  36  39  41  to  48  b 1;  its  14  and  15  blk  2,  Crocker’s 
sub  se  qr  17  38  14,  oct  18,  First  Natl  Bank  to  E B 

Jarvis *2200 

Same  premises,  dec  3,  E B Jarvis  to  C W Boynton, 

*2200 

Lots'  7’to’lO  b 3;  lots  7 to  10  18  19  37  38  39  b 2,  Eber- 
hart’s  sub  in  se  qr  14  38  13, , S A Eberhart 


SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  HEEDS. 


HYDE  PARK. 


AUtEElIEXTS  FOB  DEEDS. 

Lot  2 of  lot  20,  North  add,  Oct  5,  J & A Kucheuhei- 

ser  to  Henry  Witty 15750 

Lot  31  b 1, Couch’s  sub  nw  qr  13  39  13,  nov  29,  Frank 

G duett  to  P M Lewis *950 

Lot  32  blk  1,  same,  nov  29,  E A Washburn  to  Edwm 

Lake 1900 

Lot  6 b I of  Its  24  to  28,  Hundley’s  sub  se  qr  17  40  14 

Nov  9,  J M W Jones  to  H J Pelt *650 

Lot  6 blk  5 Cass’  sub  e 30  acs  s 64  acs  nw  qr  25  39  13, 

nov  18,  Geo  W Cass  to  J Waindl *610 

Lot  5 b 5,  same,  nov  18,  same  to  F Pekarek *610 

P-emises  No  678  and  680,  Larrabee  street,  nov  19,  L 

Vietz  to  John  A Linn * 

Lot  36  b 12,  Elston  add,  nov  27,  Emma  Nelson  to  L 

Orlikowski *2000 

Lot  29  blk  17,  Elston  add,  nov  7,  J Westphalen  to  F 

Zwierkowski **  ?90 

N 47  Vi  ft  of  Its  11  12  13  b 2;  Wheeler’s  add  to  Irving 

Park,  Mar  1,  Asa  Udell  to  J Primrose *3400 

Lot  3 of  lot  10  b 2,  Rockwell’s  add,  dec  3,  D Johnson 

to  W H Dunn *950 

Lots  7 8 9 blck  2;  Cass’  sub  in  nw  % 25  39  13,  Oct  13, 

Geo  W Cass  to  A Silha *1500 

Lot  58  b 1 b 4,  se  qr  20  40  14,  Oct  30,  Clarence  Buck- 
ingham to  Wm  Mueller $600 

House  aud  lot  50  feet  from  ne  cor  63d  st  and  Wood- 
lawn  avenue  in  Woodlawn,  dec  6,  Jennie  V Gra- 
ham to  Charles  E Bragdon *6250 


Lot  28  b 1,  Hegewisch,  nov  29,  A Hegewisch  to  John 

Gilroy *500 

Lot  10  in  sub  of  w % n Vi  sw  qr  ne  qr  28  38  14,  June 

26,  Thos  P Phillips  to  E Richter *510 

Lot  7 b 3 Palmer’s  udd  to  S Chicago,  nov  4,  Mary  P 

M Palmer  to  Frank  Barkey *450 

Lot  3 of  n 462  feet  b 4,  Ironworkers’  add, oct  16,  D M 

Hillls  to  W R Strehl  *300 

Lot  7 blk  3,  Palmer’s  add  to  S Chicago,  nov  30,  F P 

Barkey  to  J Woodbridge  Jr *300 

Lots  47  and  48  b 14,  Ironworkers’  add,  dec  6,  Henry 

Wilkes  to  C Deppe *1150 

Lots  17  and  18  of  u 462  ft  b 8;  Lot  17  of  n 462  ft  b 4, 
Ironworkers’  add  oct  16,  D M Hillis  to  G M Funai 

*860 

Lot  45  b 4 S Chicago,  nov  20,  Mary  C Dobbins  to  J 

Bentson *451 

Lot  13  b 4,  same,  nov  20,  same  to  J ChristoSerson. 

*425 

Lots  17  and  18  blk  l b 3,  Brookline,  Aug  3,  H N Hib- 
bard to  Peter  Kramer *300 

Lot  4 of  e 462  ft  b!k  4,  Ironworkers’  add,  oct  16,  D M 

Hillls  to  A Altensoser *300 

Lots  13  and  14  b 1 in  sub  of  se  qr  uw  qr  neqr  22  38 

14,  nov  23,  E S Dreyer  to  Danl  Horan *500 

Lots  11  b 2,  Anthony  & Harvey’s  sub  in  36  38  14,nov_ 

24,  H T Helm  to  B Ziesler *350 

Lot  4 b 2,  Stauwood’s  sub  s qr  sw  qr'  22  37  14,  nov  31) 

E Stanwood  to  A Jacobson *600 

Lot  16  b 4 S Chicago,  oct  29,  Mary  C & T S Dobbins^ 

to  Louis  Benson *450 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  2 Scanlan’s  add  to  Pullman,  dec  9, 

Fullis  &Gano  to  Anna  C Zeimer *350 

Lot  20  of  n 462  ft  b 4,  Ironworkers’  add,  oct  16,  D M 

Hillis  to  Chas  Arndt *350 

Lot  21  of  same,  October  16,  same  to  William  Wolff, 

*350 

W 25  Vt  of  lot  2 in  e Vi  ne  qr  23  38  14,  dec  8,  George 

Smith  10  Eliza  Moore *4500 

Lots  29  and  3a  b 107  Cornell,  Sept  1,  American  Con- 
gregational Union  to  B Stiehler $400 

Lot  27  Lumber  Yard  sub  sw  qr  34  37  14,  Aug  21,  F A 

Reich  to  Frank  Engel $425 

Lot  18  b 47  C.  ornell.  nov  8,  Richard  S Thompson  to 

F H Knapp  *1580 

Lot  37  block  8,  First  add  to  Pullman,  Aug  31,  Edwin 

Bird  to  G Williams *350 

Part  lot  5 1.514  acs)  w of  road.  Boon  et  al  sub  sw  qr 

10  37  14,  nov  12,  Eize  Boon  to  C C Ramsey *2900 

Same  premises,  dec  6,  C C Ramsey  to  J Howard  - 

Ellers *4010 

Lot  19  blk  1 b 2 First  add  to  Kensington,  Aug  1,  C B 

Sawyer  to  F C Barnard *30  ) 

Lots  4o  41  and  n 25  ft  lot  39,  Howell  Gano’s  add  to 
□Pull  B an  ,dec  7,  Fallls  & Gano  to  W F Twomey,  *350 
Lets  11  and  12  of  n 495  ft  of  e Vi  b 9,  Ironworkers’ 

add,  Oct  16,  D M Hillis  to  H Kohl *400 

Lots  21  to  24  b 2,  Lancaster’s  sub  w Vi  sw  qr  22  38  14 

nov  27,  Mary  M Ubellan  to  Jacob  Hyman *4800 

Lots  7 and  8 in  b 1 in  sub  of  se  qr  nw  qr  ne  qr  22  38 

14,  nov  29,  E S Dreyer  to  P Budinger *51.0 

Blck  9,  (66“3  acs)  Prescott’s  sub  e Vi  nw  qr  27  38  14, 
dec  1,  Margaret  E McCutcheon  to  Elner  E Pres- 
cott  $6,666.66 

24  43-100  acres  in  se  cor  sw  qr  27  38  12,  July  26,  J N 

Barker  to  S G Sea *2250 

2/i  acs  in  uw  qr  se  qr  22  3?  14,  Sept  28,  Wm  H Swift 
to  Chicago  Drop  Forge  and  Foundry  Company, 

*55,000 

Lot  2 and  n half  lot  3 b 2 of  b 4,  Norton  ,s  sub  ne  qr 
21  38  14,  Nov  5,  William  W Best  to  John  F Hjerpe 

*750 

Lot  33  blk  4,  S Chicago,  nov  29,  Wm  H Dewey  to  F 

McCoy *625 

Lot  1 of  n 482  ft  b*8,  Ironworkers’  add,  Oct  16,  D M 

Hillis  to  John  Winkrantz *560 

Lots  1 aud  2 b 3 and  all  b 9,  Prescott’s  sub  e half  n 
w qr  27  38  14,  Rachel  Prescott  to  Margaret  E Mc- 
Cutcheon   *1 

W 26  ft  of  lot  2 e half  ne  qr  23  S8_14,  dec  8,  Thomas 

Mo  ire  to  Geo  Smith *4500 

Lots  8 and  b 1,  Norton’s  sub  ne  qr  27  38  14,  nov  2, 

W V Jacobs  to  Catherine  McLean *3000 


to  G W Chamberlain *2600 

Part  Its  13  and  14  blk  2,  Barnurn  Grove,  nor  18,  F E 

Brady  to  C Little *4700 

S 18  ft  lot  5 and  n 17  ft  lot  6 b 1,  Beck’s  subseqr  sw 
Iiuar  21  38  14,  dec  7,  susan  N Maher  to  E Coohan, 

*2735 

W 54  ft  of  e ls8  ft  of  lot  8 b 3,  Skinner  h Judd’s  sub 
ne  quar  21  38  14,  May  3,  J L Day  to  J R Weddell, 

*5265 

(Ex  ii  20* ft  and  w 40  ft)  lot  loblk  9,  same,  dec  1,  Jas 

Ingram  to  Chas  H Mifflin *4500 

Lots  Hand  9 blk  1 of  lot  5,  Taylor’s  sub  e */,  se  qr  21 
38  14,  Nov  1.  Tidholm  & Regua  to  B Linder.  *1175 
Lots  31  to  34  blk  2.  Bate’s  sub  21  38  14,  dec  8,  Eliza- 
beth F Lynch  to  Mary  James *3000 

Lot  32  b 3 University  sub  of  Englewood,  dec  6,  Will 

R French  to  Nellie  D Faench *2500 

Lot  18  blk  2,  Schorling’s  sub  33  38  14,  dec  8,  '"hos  D 

Douglas  to  A Hamon *232 

Lots  25  26  27  b 7,  Bruce  & Walker’s  add  2 38  13,  Mar 
28,  J Muncy  to  B O’Donnell *3000 

LYONS. 

Lot  2 b 11  La  Grange.nov  23,  F D Cos.itt  to  Charles 

C Lay *500 

Lots  7 to  12  blk  3,  McWilliams  & Parker’s  add  to  La 
Grange,  Nov  1,  F W Campbell  to  J H Coleman, 

° * '511 


. *2500 


(1ALDME1. 


Lots  7 and  8 b 74  Washington  Heights,  dec  9,  John 

Bock  to  Frank  Umruh *400 

Lots  7 and  8 b 74  Washington  Heights,  July  8,  Blue 

Island  Bldg  Co  to  J Bock  $300 

E 50  ft  of  lot  3 b 14,  Blue  Island,  dec  10,  Jacob  Mer- 

kelbach  to  T & E Hopkinson *150 

Lot  34  b 6,  Hilliard  & Dobbin’s  add  to  Washington 
Heights,  dec  4,  J E Simpson  to  Mary  Ann  Simp- 
son   - *250 

Lots  14  aud  15  of  lots  1 to  12  etc,  b 25,  Washington 
Heights,  dec  4,  August  Helen  to  G Strempel  . . .$525 
Lots  10  and  11  block  50,  Washington  Heights,  oct  8. 

Clarence  W Dickinson  to  AnnaM  Thayer *1000 

Lots  21  and  22  b 37,  East  Washington  Heights,  nov 

29,  C B Thomas  to  E L Gillette *UH 

CIOERO. 

Lot  12  b 2,  Derby’s  add,  dec  9,  National  Life  Ins  Co_ 

to  Christine  M Tellefson *159 

Lot  28  b 5,  Frink’s  sub  8 aud  9 39  13,  nov  9,  Estate  of 

Jas  Carter  to  Diana  T Harrison *850 

W 14  acres  of  n 35  acs  of  s 85  acs  ne  qr  6 39  13,  dec  9, 
Master  in  Chancery  to  Nettie  E Wheaton. . . . .*'2265 
Lot  19  b 1,  n ptb  16,  Au  din’s  2d  add  to  Austinville, 
June  23,  Adelle  L Shreve  to  Mary  A Pillinger..  .500 
Lots  30  31  32  b 3,  Central  Park  2i  add,  nov  29,  Mary 

Jordan  to  Jos  A Kelsey ...-*32 »0 

Lots  12  13  14  b)k  4,  Hiatt’s  sub  in  sw  qr  1 39  13,  nov 

30.  A H Hiatt  to  Ann  S Hewitt *2400 

Lots  5 6 1 13  14  b 2 n pt  b 16,  Austin’s  2d  add  to  Aus- 
tin, Oct  19,  T W Shreve  to  A L Chave *2384 

Lot  1 b 5,  Frink’s  sub  in  8 and  9 39  13,  dec  3,  Diana 

F Harrison  to  R B Wilson , 0 

Lot  160  n pt  16  39  13,  dec  1,  A B Kellogg  to  M L Kel- 

log" • - - _ J 

Lot  3 bk  18,  La  Vergue,  dec  10,  Emma  A Baldwin  to 


W H Mooney 


. $250 


EVANSTON, 


Lots  3 and  4 blk  2 n Vi  ne  qr  nw  qr  18  41  14,  June  18 

Thos  G Lawler  to  Mary  A Roll • • - • •f-JUOU 

Lots  7 and  8 b 6.  Union  add,  Sept  14,  A H Charlton 

to  Emily  P Robertson ■ *-< 

W 22  ft  of  e 120  ft  lots  10  and  11  b 19,  Evanston,  nov 

18,  D W Russell  to  B F Hill  Jr ■ ■ ■ - • *'-420 

Lot  1 and  2 b 1 Pitner’s  2d  add,  nov3.  Geo  Mowry  to 

R H Crevk  ••• 

Lots  14  and  15  blk  17, "North  Evanston,  dec  4,  Beni 

Fieldhouse  to  L Hanson * • 'ATrJ 

Lot  6 and  7 b 6,  Browne’S  add,  nov  24,  Elizabeth  C 
Bangs  to  Zoe  M Sanger *yj0 

JEFFEBSON. 

Lots  8 anc  19  b 19;  lots  18  and  19  b 31,  Irving  Park 
Oct  19,  A W Kingsland  to  L S Heafield  ..... - *12-0 
Lots  7 10  11  14  15,  b 13,  Irving  Park,  dec  6,  Andrew 

J Cooper  to  Jas  Hood „ ) 

Lot  36  blk  31,  Jefferson,  July  3,  H Burshaber  to  C 

Sweetzer 

N 6 acs  w 8 acs  e 60  acs  sw  qr  11  40  13,  dec  1,  E Din- 

gee  et  al  to  E C Russell J 

Lot  42  b 1 Cragin,  oct  18,  Chas  B Hosrner  to  Margt^ 

Lots  mo  16  b i b 2,  Cobb’s  sub  sw  qr  19  40  13,  dec 
14  A L Boughman  to  S F M E and  A I Gray . . *-40 
Lots  8 and  9 blck  19;  Its  18  and  19  b 31  Irving  Park 
Oct  19,  A W Kingsland  to  L S Heafield *1-JJ 

NEW  TRIER. 

W half  nw  qr  6e  qr  7 42  13,  oct  15,  M Culver  to  Chas 

E Randall ®5,00  ®tc 

Lots  30  to  33  b 4 Anderson’s  add  to  Glencoe;  also4 
lots  in  Phillips’  sub,  18  36  15,  July  22,  Edward  E 
MerztoS  J Wolfe *8000 


088 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


M ISCKLLAXEOtS. 


Coffin,  Devoe  & Co. 

WHITE  LEAD,  COLORS,  BRUSHES,  VARNISHES 

F.  W.  Devoe  & Co.  s Beady  Mixed  House  Paints 

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176  RANDOLPH  ST.«  - . CHICAGO. 


E % nw  >4  10  36  14  Ex  RRd  Dec  9,  H Ho- 

meir  to  Benj  W May $13,475 

Und  “3  of  Its  18  19  20,  blk  6,  Hardings  sub 
w nw  M 11  39  13,  Nov  1,  Otto  Loch- 

monc  to  Chas  T Page $1000 

Lts  1 and  2 blk  3,  Stones  sub  of  Astors 
add  dec  8,  Edward  C Wentworth  to  S C 

Judd $8947 

Same  premises  Nov  9,  John  Ritchie  to 

Same $8947 

NE  3^  Ses  30  36  13  (ex  1 acre)  Mch  1,  Geo 

Bartels  to  D Hartmann  $12,000 

E 100  acr  of  S SE  '->4  and  of  se  34  sw  34 
15  41  12,  dec  7,  J H OhlerKing  to  B Win- 

kelmann $8,500 

Lts  12  3 Blk  10,  Burnham  Nov  4,  Wm  H 

Rand  to  Dan’l  F Morgan  $2000 

Lt  7 Rlk  9,  Barrington  dec  7,  H M Haw- 
ley to  W A Loomis $1500 

S 34  8W  34  13  42  9,  also  20  acs  in  Lake  Co 

22,  F Reuter  to  H Riele $500 

Und  I2  of  pt  of  Lt  4,  blk  40  Orig  Town 
Jan  18,  W C Stose  to  Salome  Stose.$8000 
Und  1-12  of  s 34  Its  1 and  n 34  lt  2 of  lt  7 
blk  11  fracl  sec  15  add  Jan  18,  Same  to 

Same $4,000 

Lot  5 blK  2,  U S Bank  Jan  20,  estate  of 
Fred'k  JohNson  et  al  to  A Svenson.  .$1400 
10  acs  in  nw  34  ne  34  21  36  14,  Aug  24,  B 

Vander  Zinaug  to  C Gouwens $1,800 

29  1-5  acs  in  sw  34  nw  34  28  40  12,  35  acrs 
in  nw  34  ne  34  and  n 52  ars  e % ne  )4  29 
4n  12,  also  13  ars  in  se  34  20  40  12  May 
13.  H Baesenberg  to  W Baesenberg 

$10,000 

Lot  1 blk  31  CooKville  36  39  12,  Dec  6.  A 

Gage  to  F Nigg $300 

NE  34  se  34  29  37  12,  dec  8,  B Cavanaugh 

to  H Howlett $1,800 

Und  3a  Its  25  & 26,  Blumensen’s  sub  105 
acs  in  se  34  21  41  13,  dec  11,  H Schiller 

to  Bertha  Kuske $1 

N 34  s 34  sw  34  9 42  12,  ex  e 10  acs,  nov  18 

John  Robinson  to  L Koehelin $2750 

Lot  30  b 29,  Kimball’s  add  to  Hyde  Park; 
also  w 34  lot  19  b 3,  Johnston’s  sub  19 
39  14,  Nov  22,  C Walsh  to  J L Brooke, 

$1200 

N 34  of  sec  10  38  12,  April  17,  B FRay  to 
Wicker  & Smyth $12,800 

Summary. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Dec.  16,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount, 

City  179  $839,378 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  96  351,987 

County 115  304,905 

Total 390  $1,496,270 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Dec.  17,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City 171  $1,578,515 

County 164  450,219 

Total 335  $2,028,734 


TRUST  DEEIUS. 

Anderson  C W to  C D Wells,  dec  7,  lt  41  b 

8,  29  40  14,  7# $2000 

Ahrens  J P to  F R Chandler,  dec  1,  prt  lot 
16  b 2,  Cleaverville  add,  3 yrs  7#  . . .$1000 
Anderson  J W to  J E Cornell,  Nov  21,  lot 

26  b 2,  26  38  14,  2 yrs  7% $400 

Armour  W to  J Donnersberger.  dec  1,  lot 
20  b 1 b 8 Fort  Dearborn  add.  5 yrs  5#, 

$35,000 

Aurr  W to  S Wallner,  dec  11,  lt  23  b 6,  30 

33  14,  8# $1000 

Almini  P M to  W E Furness,  Nov  13,  pt  lt 

8 b 22,  Bushnell  add,  4 yrs  6# $2000 

Avery  S F and  J H to  B F Weber,  dec  13, 

It  3 b 9 Ravenswood,  2 yrs  7% $500 

Auw  W to  N A Lauer,  dec  11,  lt  23  b 6,  30 

39  14,  May  1,  6# $200 

Bernum  L J to  J M Collins,  dec  15,  pt  lt  2 

lt  6 b 4,  2 38  14,  3 yrs  6% $2000 

Bentson  J to  C E Dobbins,  nov  20,  lt  45  b 

4,  S Chicago,  3 yrs  6% $350 

Bolke  L to  F E Stanley,  dec  6,  It  59  sw  U 

8 38  14,  2 yrs  7% $175 

Bisbee  L H to  F R Chandler,  dec  1,  prt  lot 
16,  b 2,  Cleaverville  add.  3 yrs  7%.  . .$2000 
BurdicK  M D and  W R to  R Berger,  dec  3, 
part  bln  86  aad  87,  6 37  15,  3 yrs  7%, 

$3000 

Bull  J to  H W Ames,  dec  4,  lots  40  to  42  b 

14,  Arnold  add,  5 1-5# $1600 

Bergmann  R to  C Hatterman,  doc  15  lots 
26  and  27  b 3,  36  40  13,  3 yrs  7%.  ....  $700 
Blakeslee  R to  C P H Dose.  Nov  22,  lt  1 b 
2 b 9,  Rockwell  add,  3 yrs  6# $2475 


Burgess  J to  C L Schaar,  dec  6,  lt  23  South 

add,  1 yr  8% $100 

Bourke  M to  L Mayer,  dec  1,  pt  lot  7 b 89 

S  S add,  5 yrs  6# $7500 

Bleschke  J to  H E Greenebaum,  dec  9,  lot 

19  b 4 etc  Sheffield  add,  2 yrs  6% $300 

Bohm  A to  W D Kerfoot,  Nov  18,  lt  12,  n 

b 4,  30  39  14,  3 yrs  6% $300 

Bradley  J F to  J Stern,  Nov  10,  lt  1 lot  17 

b 4,  18  39  14,  7% $2600 

Bauer  C to  O C Butz,  dec  8,  Its  1 and  2 blk 

24,  29  40  14,  2 yrs  7% $1000 

Beil  A to  A Padolsky,  dec  9,  Its  13  to  16  b 

1,  4 38  14,  6# $1500 

Brown  M A and  E E to  A Peterson,  dec  9, 

It  1 b 3,  21  38  14,  1 yr  7# $2500 

Barry  W to  M E Greenebaum,  dec  4,  lt  34 

b 4,  Gross  Pe,  3 yrs  7% $630 

Both  E R to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  18,  lt 

8 b 5 Gross  N add,  9 mths  7% $550 

Burchard  H to  W A Swart,  dec  6,  It  5 b 7 

Hyde  Pk,  7% $100 

Burton  A to  A Wisner,  nov  26,  lt  7 sw  ^ 4 

38  14,  5 yrs  6# $6000 

Burnstein  G L to  J Frake.  dec  6,  pt  lot  12 

b 2,  21  38  14,  21  mths  7% $1300 

Boddy  T to  H P Nichols,  Oct  2,  Its  32  and 

33,  Melrose,  2 yrs  6% $92 

Burrows  C I and  A W to  S Dunlop,  dec  8, 
prt  Its  12  and  13  b 2,  7 39  13,  3 yrs  7%, 

$2400 

Budd  W 0 to  F B Peabody,  dec  11,  lt  20  b 

4 b 33.  16  38  14,  5 yrs  7% $1300 

Brice  R L to  T M Saunders,  dec  14,  pt  lot 

1 b 1,  21  38  1 4,  2 yrs  7% $265 

Cozine  L I and  J R to  N A Mayer,  dec  13, 

It  10  b 1,  Ellis’  w addn,  5 yrs  6# $1800 

Cook  W H to  H Heistand.  dec  11,  part  b 1 

lt  16,  17  40  14.  2 yrs $1000 

Campbell  J to  C J Hambleton,  dec  10,  Its 

42  and  43,  8 38  14,  3 yrs  8% $300 

Crow  F K to  A V Knickerbocker,  dec  10, 

It  22  b 1,  35  39  12,  8% $500 

Cherry  R R to  S M Moore,  dec  lo,  pt  b 14 

13  39  13.  3 yrs  7% $2000 

Cox  J H to  M Almy,  Dec  16,  16,  It  10  b 2, 

Hamilton  add.  5 yrs  7% $1200 

Christofferson  J to  C E Dobbins,  Nov  20, 

lt  13  h 4 S Chicago,  3 yrs  6% $300 

Cooling  E to  W G Jackson,  Oct  23,  Its  13 

to  23  b 9,  12  39  13,  7 yrs  6% $13,200 

Cummings  T A to  A Kirchoff,  dec  11,  lt  57 

b 1,  29  40  14,4  mths  6# $1000 

Cassleman  J to  C Holbech,  dec  1,  lt  25  b 

7,  1 39  13,  72  mths  6% $600 

CockIb  J to  G M Bogue,  Nov  26,  lt  70  lt  1 

b 3 and  4,  13  39  13, 5 yrs  6% $650 

Coobern  E to  I Draue.  dec  7,  pt  lots  5 and 

6  b 1,  21  38  14,  5 yrs  6# $1700 

Campbell  J L to  W J Luders,  dec  6,  lot  10 

lr  32  b 4,  13  39  13,  1 yr  8%  $1000 

Chave  A L to  W D Kerfoot,  Oct  19,  Its  5 
to  7 etc  blk  2 Austin  add,  Austinville,  2 

yrs  6% $1684 

Cornell  P to  F R Chandler,  dec  1,  pt  b 2, 

Cornell  add.  5 yrs  7% $4600 

Christiansen  R to  H C Van  Schaaca,  dec  8 
Its  40  and  41  blK  28,  25  40  13,  3 yrs,  6#, 

$700 

Campbell  J L to  F L Wilk,  dec  7,  lots  19 

and  20  b 4,  13  39  13,  1 yr,  6% $1225 

Crowe  M to  E Kaufman,  dec  9,  lt  4 Green 

sub  20  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $1500 

Conkling  F A to  W Garnett  Jr,  dec  3,  lt  21 

b 2,  14  38  14,  2 yrs  6% $250 

Coleman  J H to  F L WilK,  Nov  1,  lots  11 

and  12  b 3,  4 38  14,  1 yr  7% $784 

Clause  J J to  L Baird,  dec  7.8  ^ lots  1 to 
3 b 16,  B W and  W add,  5 yrs  6%.  .$6000 
Carter  R 8 to  G M Bogue,  Oct  9,  lt  36  b 7 

b 4,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  6% $562 

Cornell  J E to  C L Hutchinson,  dec  1,  lots 

304  b 18  Hyde  Pk,  5 yrs  6% $6500 

Christoffsen  j to  F C Kuhn,  Nov  10,  lot  46 

b 10,  6 39  14.  3 yrs  8% $460 

Coyne  M to  C H PuschecK,  dec  11,  It  39  b 

7,  30  39  14,  8% $700 

Doland  F H to  H G Chase,  dec  11,  pt  sw 

frl  20  41  11,  2 yrs 8% ...$3971 

Dickson  M to  G Coombs,  dec  14,  pt  lot  62 

b 44,  7 39  14,  July  15.  ’88.  8# $200 

Danielson  C J to  J R Lindgren,  Dec  1,  lot 

9 b 85,  6 37  15,  3 yrs  7% $1500 


Dwight  J H to  J C BlacK,  dec  8,  pt  wharf- 
age, lt  2,  o t,  6 mths,  6% ) . . . $40,000 

Dolan  J to  T Scanlan,  Sept  11,  Its  3 and  4 

b 2 Pullman,  2 yrs  6% $200 

Despres  S to  S R Gilbert,  dec  7,  lot  33, 

Brown  sub  33  38  14,  2 yrs  6# $400 

Delltoff  A to  M E Greenebaum,  Dec  1,  lot 

58  b 34,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $700 

Deltoflf  A to  S E Gross,  Dec  1,  lot  58  b 34, 

31  39  14,  50  mths  7% $500 

Dennero  A to  C P Curran,  dec  8,  lt  8 b 33, 

31  39  14,  1 yr $5000 

Dawson  J to  L Baird,  dec  1,  pt  b 21,  33  40 

14,  5 yrs  6# $2000 

Deering  F C to  J M Gartside,  dec  8,  lots  8 

and  9 b 9,  8 37  15,  6% $600 

Doerpler  C to  A M Efferty,  Dec  5,  lt  33  b 

15  U and  M add.  5 yrs  6# $5000 

Davieson  S to  H Geohegan,  Oct  29,  prt  Its 

1 to  3 b 1 Hubbard  add,  1 yr  6# $2000 

Dean  J to  S H Dickey,  dec  8,  lt  37  and  pt 

36  b 1,  36  40  13  $221 

DzverszewsKi  J to  C G Rickless.  Oct  20,  It 

53  b 40,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  6% $125 

Eastman  H B to  N B Judah,  dec  4,  lots  58 

to  64  b 32,  19  39  14,  2 yrs  8% $2000 

Egerston  F A to  S E Gross,  July  26,  It  23 

Humboldt  Pk  add,  7# $1000 

Ennessy  F to  C F White,  dec  13,  lt  7 b 1, 

Murray  add,  1 yr  7% $1000 

Forehan  S to  W D Kerfoot,  dec  13,  Its  15 

and  16  b 3,  11  39  13,  1 yr  7% $250 

Fairbanks  G W to  J F Rhodes.  Nov  30,  lot 
1 and  pt  2 b 15,  Wash’n  Heights,  8%.  .$800 
Fischer  A to  F J Crawford,  dec  13,  pt  lt  7, 

10  40  14,  2 yrs  8% $200 

Flesh  S to  E Rose,  Nov  30,  pt  lt  20  frl  3 39 

14,  5 yrs  6# $3000 

Field  C G to  G G Newbury,  dec  1,  it  1 blk 
62  Hopkins’  add  Hyde  Park,  45  mths, 

$2075 

Field  A to  W Heinemann.  dec  9,  lot  9 and 

pt  10  b 35,  7 39  14,  2 yrs  7% $500 

Fundi  G M to  D M Hillis,  Oct  16,  lots  17 

and  18  b 8,  8 39  14,  3 yrs  7% $600 

Freighter  P to  J Jacobs,  dec  9,  pt  sw  % n 

w ]4  7 40  14,  3 yrs  6# $800 

Fiber  S E to  S Dunlop,  dec  2,  lt  25  etc  b 2, 

7 39  13,  2 yrs  6% $1250 

Forden  J to  D M Hillis,  Oct  16,  lot  36  b 9, 

8 37  15,  2 yrs  7% $216 

Freres  P to  M Schmitz,  dec  8,lt  20  b 5 blk 

44  Sheffield  add,  2 yrs  4# $300 

Fox  R to  P W Holway,  dec  8,  prt  lots  32 

and  35  b 8 Dexter  Park,  8% $1000 

Grus  W to  J Holdorn,  dec  7,  lt  3 lot  11,  4 

39  14,  3 yrs  6#  $4000 

Gavin  M to  S Dunlop,  dec  2,  lt  21  sw  4 

38  14  1 yr.  6# .$400 

Gerardin  E to  H C Van  SchaacK,  dec  7,  It 

26  b 3,  13  39  13,  3 yrs  7% $1800 

Gurlso  A to  S E Gross, June  15,  lt  20,  Gross 

H P add,  7% $1000 

Grabolski  F to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept20, 

lt  38  b 4,  Gross  Pk,  3 yrs  7% $475 

Grohn  W to  H E Greenebaum,  dec  13,  lt  3 

lt  13  b 1,4  38  14.  3 yrs  7% $500 

Garner  S P to  J McDowell,  dec  7,  Its  37  to 

41  b 6 Anderson  add,  Glencoe $750 

Harney  J to  M T Cole,  dec  8,  lt  18  b 2 blk 

7,  36  40  13,  3 yrs  6# $300 

Hogan  T to  H J Cremer,  dec  6,  lot  17  b 2, 

B & E add $357 

Hartman  L H to  J Akley,  dec  3,  lot  12  b 7 

Archer  add,  5 1-5# $2000 

Hildeman  R to  R Berger,  dec  8,  lt  8 b 3.  9 

38  14,  4 mths  6# $850 

Hood  J to  T E Patterson,  dec  6,  lt  7 etc  b 
13,  22  40  13,  and  other  prop,  2 yrs  7#, 

... $16,500 

Hastings  T to  C Columbus  B and  L Assn, 
dec  7,  lt  5 b 3 etc,  Sheffield  add,  5 1-5#, 

$/00 

Hill  B F to  C R Calkins,  Nov  19,  prt  Its  10 
and  11  blk  19  Evanston,  Jan  1, ’88,  6# 

$1920 

Harrison  D F to  L Caster,  dec  9,  lt  28  blk 

5,  9 39  13,  5 yrs  6#  . $650 

Harney  J to  M T Cole,  dec  8,  lt  18  b 2,  36 

40  13,  3 yrs  6# $300 

Henshaw  E F to  H M Bacon,  dec  6,  Its  27 

and  28  b 2 b 5,  MyricK  2d  add,  6 mths, 

6# $4375 


R.  W.  Hyman  Jr.  & Co., 

ROOM  9,  184  DEARBORN  ST., 

Loans  & Real  Estate 

Special  attention  Riven  to  the  interests 

of  non  ■’•••oil  •••♦«. 


Harris  C V to  A C Kessler,  dec  2,  pt  lt  9 b 

3,  26  39  13,  42  mths,  7# $1100 

Hope  J to  H P Nichols,  Oct  2,  lots  1 to  9, 

Melrose,  2 yrs  6# $633 

Hohlbein  C to  H P Nichols,  Oct  2,  Its  52 

and  53,  Melrose.  2 yrs  6# $184 

Hacker  W J to  W C Fricke,  Nov  8,  lt  17  b 

7,  6 39  14,  1 yr  7# $600 

Hoegpanich  J to  A C Maynard,  Aug  2,  lt 

2)  b 30,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  7# $300 

Haw  ME  to  T H Sehintz,  dec  14,  lt  52  lot 

9  b 24,  29  39  14,  3 yrs  7# $300 

Holle  N to  J Sedlacek,  dec  1,  lot  3 b 2,  28 

39  14,  2 yrs  7# $300 

Haslett  J M to  A R Streeter,  dec  10.  Its  20 
and  21  and  pt  22  ne  % 13  39  13,  5 yrs, 

6# $4000 

Hanson  L to  B Fieldhouse,  dec  4,  lots  14 
and  15  blk  17,  N Evanston,  54  mths,  6#, 

$800 

Heafield  L S to  C T Hotchkiss,  Oct  19,  Its 
18  and  19  b 31  etc,  Irving  Park,  2 yrs 

7# $600 

Holden  N B to  J B Skinner,  dec  8,  lt  18  b 

8 Ashland  add,  5 yrs  6# $5000 

Hedges  S P to  W A Montgomery,  Apr  20, 

pt'  se  17  40  14,  8 yrs  6# $2000 

Hawkins  C H to  A B Mead,  dec  10,  Its  1 to 
5 lt  14  etc,  b 18.  Wolcott  add,  4 yrs,  8#, 

$2000 

Harper  H M to  H Kelley,  Oct  27,  pt  lots  3 
and  4 b 14  and  pt  b 18,  Egandale,  3 yrs 

6# $5980 

Huelter  B to  A V Knickerbocker,  dec  1,  It 

18  lt  2 b 20,  29  39  14,  8# $4  00 

Hartman  H to  G Berkhoff  Jr,  dec  10,  lt  1 

b 1,  6 39  14,  3 yrs  6# $1500 

Ingraham  W W to  E F Runyan,  dec  10,  lt 

35  b 125,  S S add,  6# $3000 

Jensen  P to  J Mattocks,  Nov  27,  prt  b 15, 

7 39  14,  3 yrs  6# $3300 

Jackson  0 and  O to  L Baird,  Nov  18,  part 
lots  4 and  4 b 4,  University  sub  34  39  14 

5 yrs  6# $2000 

Johnson  P lo  F B Peabody,  dec  7,  lot  20  b 

6,  36  40  18.  3 yrs  7# $1200 

Johnston  W V to  W P Conger,  Nov  1,  lt  2 

b 1,  16  38  14.  5 yrs  7# $1800 

Johnson  W te  N A Partridge,  Nov  20,  lt  45 

b 7 Archer  add,  6# $1000 

Johnston  L and  A to  E S Dreyer,  dec  8.  lt 
3 lot  154,  etc,  Bronson  add,  3 yrs,  6%%. 

$3500 

Jonas  E to  W A Cole,  dec  8,  lots  10  and  11 

b 2 Holstein  add,  4 yrs $783 

Jacobson  A to  W B Topleff,  dec  9,  lt  4 b 2, 

22  37  14,  lyr  7# $400 

Johansen  L to  J P Brown,  Nov  10,  lt  39  b 

2,  8 39  14,  3 yrs  6# $400 

Kramer  J to  J White,  dec  1,  Its  12  to  14  b 

12  Ashland  2d  add.  3 yrs  6# $5944 

Kramer  P|to  P Cornell,  Aug  3,  Its  17  and 

18  b 133,  27  38  14,  3 yrs  7# $300 

Keating  M to  O C Butz,  Nov  17,  lt  94  b 10, 

7 39  14,  5 yrs  7# $305 

Kunati  A to  E H Sheldon,  Feb  9,  lt  1 lt  10 

b 31  Elston  add,  3 yrs  6# $600 

Kvidera  N to  L Zaradel,  dec  1,  lt  50  blK  1, 

20  39  14,  7# $1500 

Katcherlfski  M to  J Matz,  Nov  13  lot  14  b 

7.  31  40  14,  8# $1000 

Krause  J M to  E H Sheldon,  Nov  16,  Its  15 

to  21  b 34,  Elston  add,  5 yrs  6#  ....  $1200 
Kula  J to  L Mandl.  dec  7,  lt  15  b 14,  20  39 

14,  3 yrs  7# $700 

Knieper  N to  M E Greenebaum,  Sept  11, 

lt  262  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3 yrs  6# $5^0 

Klotz  K to  C J NopicKa,  dec  13,  It  50  b 66 

21  39  14,  3 yrs  7# $2000 

Kellogg  O P to  J Stern,  dec  11,  lt  3,  lt  1 n 

Vl  b 4 Sheffield  add $1500 

Knaus  P J to  J H C Baumgarten,  dec  11, 

lt  76  b 2,  7 39  14,3  yrs  6# $2200 

Kanzner  G to  N A Mayer,  dec  30,  lot  10  b 

20,  5 39  14,  18  mths,  7# $400 

Keller  M E to  C Jorn,  dec  10,  lt  1 b 21,  29 

39  14,  1 yr  7# $500 

Karloch  F to  O Fenley,  Nov  8,  lot  21  b 25, 

Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  6# $450 

Kammerer  F G to  R D Huszagh,  dec  6,  Its 

9 and  12  b 44  S S add,  5 yrs  6# . . . . $18,000 
Kerham  J to  D M Hillis, oct  16,  It  29,  b 8,8 

37  14,  13  mths  7# $240 

Krueger  H to  J Roseethal,  Nov  23,  lt  4 b 3 

Bushnell  add,  30  mths  8# $1000 

Kirmayer  F M to  S M Parish.  Nov  24,  prt 
lt  22  b 1,  34  39  14,  5 yrs  6# $2550 


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Kennedy  H N to  N E Gary,  Nov  26,  pt  lot 

14  and  all  16  blk  1,  29  40  14,  6 yrs  7%, 
$2300 

Klotz  K to  J Kralovec,  dec  13,  It  60  blk  66, 

21  39  14,  1 yr  7% $200 

Knudson  P to  C F Collott,  Oct  22,  lots  9 

and  10  b 6,  20  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $900 

Krause  H to  T Gregory,  dec  30,  It  22  blK 

127  S S add,  5 yrs  8% $6000 

Luelet  A E to  A R Bees,  dec  14,  prt  It  6 b 

15  S and  J sub  div  21  38  14,  3 yrs,  7%, 
$3400 

Ludwig  J to  E Maynard,  Feb  22,  It  22  blK 

34,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  7% $842 

Lowe  0 F to  E Q Ball,  dec  13,  It  14,  bib 

69,  7 39  14,  6 mths,  8% $2525 

Largett  S to  H P Nichols,  Oct  2,  pt  b 105, 

Melrose,  2 yrs  6% $820 

Lowke  J to  F Bilski,  dec  8,  It  46  b 22,  5 39 

39  14,  8# $1400 

Luckey  J W to  J J Altpeter,  Nov  14,  pt  b 

1,  17  38  14,  7%  $2400 

Lundgren  L to  C D Wells,  dec  7,  n % '^3, 

b 1,  20  40  14,  7%  $1200 

Lund  V L and  A to  A Bouton,  Sept  24,  Its 

7 and  8 b 4,  2 38  14,  7% $1850 

Landt  C C to  F R Chandler,  dec  4,  pt  It  41 
blk  1,  McKey  add  Hyde  Park,  5 yrs,  8%, 

$3000 

Lohse  H to  J Buehler,  dec  6,  Its  5 and  6 

etc  b 9,  29,  40  14,  18  mths,  7% $1250 

Little  G W to  J Stern,  dec  6,  It  7 b 6,  Hyde 

Park $800 

Labes  W to  J H Ernst,  dec  6,  It  54  blk  25, 

33  40  14,  3 yrs  6 y2% $900 

Ladonceur  H to  G M Bogue,  nov  29,  It  44 

b 2,  b3  39  13,  4 yrs  8% $650 

Larson  J to  L Baird,  dec  2,  lot  16  b 2 b 4, 

20  40  14,  5 yrs  6$  $700 

Lenz  H to  N A Mayer,  dec  10,  pt  It  10  b 9 

21  39  14,  2 yrs  7% $2000 

Lohman  G H to  J C Schumacher,  dec  9,  It 

3  b 6,  19  39  14,  5% $200 

Lowery  W H to  H Geohegan,  Oct  29,  prt 
Its  2 and  3 blk  1,  Hubbard  add,  1 yr  6$, 

$2000 

Lee  DBtoJ  Mattocks,  July  10,  It  21  b 2 
and  lots  1 to  5 b 2,  b 15,  20  39  14,  3 yrs, 

7% $4125 

Marshall  J M to  E Kauffman,  Oct  18,  s % 

It  16  and  all  17,  b 31,  Egandale  . . . .$3630 
Mace  E E to  W J Anderson,  Jnly  29,  e 

.It  5 b 10,  46  40  13,  May  1,  7% $400 

Murdoch  M to  W Garnett  Jr,  dec  3.  Its  19 

and  20  b 2,  14  38  14,  2 yrs  6% $750 

Moore  C to  A C Maynard,  dec  1,  It  30  b 7, 

31  40  13,  77  mths $1250 

Mace  E E to  W J Anderson,  July  29,  pt  It 

5 b 10,  36  40  13,  5 yrs  7% $400 

McKelman  B to  J Wiant,  prt  15  41  12,  8%. 

$4000 

Mears  C to  E H Sheldon,  June  21,  Its  1 to 

7 b 71,  Elston’s  add,  3 yrs  6$ $31,500 

Marent  A to  C L Hutchinson,  dec  6,  It  20 

b 1,  21  38  14,  5 yrs $3000 

McArdle  M J to  J F.  Otis,  dec  4,  part  lot  2 

Lynch  add  Hyde  ParK,  1 yr  7% $600 

McLean  C and  J to  H W Wolseley,  Nov 

22,  It  9 and  8 b 3,  27  38  14,  8% $2000 

McGurn  M to  J F Rehm,  dec  1,  lot  9 b 87 

etc,  Elsfon  add,  2 yrs  8% $1500 

May  B W to  H W Dikoman,  dec  9,  pt  e 

ne  10  36  14,  3 yrs  8%  $8475 

Moss  J to  J F Rhodes,  dec  2,  lot  10  blK  38, 

Rogers’  Park,  8% 

McCauley  J to  L Mayer,  dec  5,  Its  13  and 
14  b 3 b 15  Sheffield  add,  4 yrs  8%  . .$2000 
McGrath  H L to  S R HurforJ,Oct  1,  pt  ne 

% ne  J4,  13  38  13.  3 yrs  7% $1200 

Mulhern  M to  W Heinemann,  dec  11,  It  18 

b 1,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $1800 

Moss  S J to  F G Bradley,  dec  11,  pt  It  5 b 

1,  3 38  14,  4 yrs  6% $2000 

Malmquist  W to  W C Fricke,  Oct  11,  It  16 

b 2,  6 39  14,  1 yr  7% $400 

McQueeney  C to  F T Murphy,  dec  14,  It  1 

b 3,  28  39  14,  1 yr  7% $300 

Niemann  C H to  C F Wolff,  dec  10,  lots  5 

and  6 b 3,  28  40  14,  4 yrs  8% $4000 

Nolan  C to  A Peterson,  Dec  — , It  93  b 31, 

7 39  14,  3 yrs  8% $1350 

Nelson  J to  A M Robbins,  dec  11,  It  41  b 

2,  8 39  14,  2 yrs  8% $700 

Nelson  J to  N A Mayer,  dec  8,  lots  57  and 

68,  4 38  14,  3 yrs  7% $1200 

Nebendahl  O to  T J Lefens,  Dec  10,  It  3 b 

4  Dolton,  1 yr  8% $500 

Nebel  W to  W Heinemann,  dec  13,  lots  4, 
and  5 b 6 b 12,  36  40  13,  2 yrs  7%  ....  $700 
NowanF  to  W 1)  Kerfoot,  dec  7,  It  26  blk 

’ 14,  20  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $675 

Oberbeck  F C to  A W’isner,  dec  10,  Its  48, 
and  49  b 7 b 12,  Sheffield  add,  2 yrs  8%, 

$1600 

Olteger  B to  W C Nelson,  Oct  15,  It  1 b 63 
Hopkins  and  Hyde  Park  add,  5 yrs  8%, 


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Olson  H F to  P P Wilson,  dec  1,  pt  nw  \ 

sw  36  40  13,  3 yrs  8% $15,000 

O’Gorman  M to  R Berger,  dec  8,  It  21  b 26 

29  40  14,  8% $600 

Ottenloser  A to  I M Hiilis,  Oct  16,  lot  4 b 

4,  8 37  15,  2 yrs  7% $200 

Ohman  C J to  A Rehm,  dec  8,  lots  10  and 

17  b 11,  Reaper  add,  5% $4600 

O’Mara  P to  J Foley,  dec  6,  It  27  blk  7,  33 

39  14,  8% $100 

O’Neill  R to  F R Chandler,  Nov  29,  pt  It  2 

b 2,  16  38  14,  3 yrs  7% $650 

Price  R L to  M J Dunne,  dec  13,  pt  It  1 b 

11,  21  38  14,  7% $2000 

Parker  W C to  J C Miller,  Oct  18,  pt  It  47 

b 14,  22  38  14.  8$ $3300 

Pasche  W to  A Hahne,  Sept  14,  It  15  b 2, 

29  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $800 

Pennington  S E to  A C Bryan,  dec  14,  lot 
4 and  prt  lot  7 b 11,  14  38  14,  7 mths  7$, 

$1000 

Peterson  P to  R J Bennett,  dec  1,  lot  78, 

Bogue  add,  5 yrs  8% .$400 

Peters  HtoDM  Hiilis,  Oct  16,  lot  15  b 8, 

8 37  15,  2 yrs  7% $200 

Polarski  R to  E S Dreyer,  Sept  30,  It  30  b 

4,  32  38  15,  5 yrs  8% $250 

Peterson  P M to  J Jensen,  Oct  9,  It  16  b 9 

6 39  14,  8% $9°fl 

Pelt  H J to  T Lord,  dec  10,  lta  8 to  10  b 1, 

17  40  14,  2 yrs  8% $3000 

Peet  H J to  T Lord,  dec  10,  Its  8 to  10  b 1 

17  40  14,  2 yrs  8% $3000 

Pope  C E to  F R Chandler,  dec  8,  pt  Its  4 
and  5 b 24,  K add  Hyde  Para,  5 yrs, 

6<g $3500 

PaKOWski  A and  J to  J Buehler,  dec  8,  It 

34  b 13,  Hlston  add,  1 yr  7$ $335 

Polusea  P to  T H Schintz,  dec  6,  It  13  b 5 

20  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $1000 

Parker  W C to  J C Miller,  Oct  18,  lot  48  b 

14,  22  35  14,  8% $3300 

Peuny  M to  J Dworak  Jr,  Nov  11,  pt  It  20 

b 12,  20  39  14,  6 yrs  8% $900 

Pozewickowski  J to  E H Sheldon,  Nov  26, 

It  18  b 11,  5 39  14,  3 yrs  8%  $750 

PozewicKowski  A to  E H Sheldon,  Nov  26, 

It  17  b 11,  5 39  14,  3 yrs  8% $750 

Quinn  T S to  G F Koester,  dec  11,  It  1 b 2, 

11  38  14,  3 yrs  8% $1600 

Riehl  T to  T Scanlan,  Nov  26,  lot  10  blk  3, 

Spear’s  add,  4 yrs  6 % $550 

Rudinger  P to  R Berger,  Nov  29,  Its  7 and 

8 b 1,  22  38  14,  3 yrs  6# .$200 

Rouse  L to  J M Rouse,  dec  6,  confection- 
ery etc  202  West  Madison  st,  1 yr.  . . . $500 
Roth  A to  A C Maynard,  May  20,  lot  19  b 

30  Sheffield  add,  2 yrs $250 

Robinson  J to  H J Luders,  dec  4,  It  19,  lot 

43  etc,  12  39  13,  yrs  8% $1250 

Salek  V to  H Kassens,  dec  11,  It  29  w n 

e H ne  M 18  37  15,  8% $400 

Saffran  G to  D M Hiilis,  Oct  16,  It  16  b8. 

8 37  15,  7% $206 

Smith  E L to  J R Paraer,  dec  13,  lot  69, 
Rawson  sub,  13  39  13,  Jan  1,  ’89,  8%, 
$2,000 

Schmiddgall  F L to  F Lackner,  nov  25,  It 

8 b 37,  33  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $3800 

Smyer  J to  T H Schintz,  dec  10,  It  2 b 1,  9 

38  14,  4 yrs  7% $600 

Sauer  D to  G F Blanke,  dec  1,  lls  15  to  17 

b 2,  20  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $2000 

Schutner  J to  P Popp,  dec  11,  It  32  b 1, 13 

39  13,  6 %% $250 

Stensland  P 0 to  J Mattocks,  dec  1,  prt  b 

15,  7 39  14,  3 yrs  8% $5200 

Svanoa  P to  J Mattocks,  dec  1,  pt  b 15,  7 

39  14 $3750 

Scott  G M to  S M Moore,  dec  8,  prt  Its  17 

and  18  b 1,  23  39  13,  1 yr  7% $1200 

Schroeder  J to  R Berger,  dec  11,  It  19  b 3 

b 5 Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  7% $1300 

Sierecki  S to  G R Walleck,  dec  13,  It  28  b^ 

5,  25  39  13,  7% $1350 

Schmidt  O to  F C Kuhn,  Nov  10,  It  6 b 1 n 

e M 36  40  13,  1 yr  8% S 200 

Scemidt  F W to  G Coombs,  dec  14,  Its  18 
and  19,  Kay’s  sub,  8 38  14,  3 yrs  7%.  $1200 
Schafer  L to  B F Weber,  Mar  8,  It  25  b 2, 

20  40  14,  3 yrs  6% $500 

Sommer  C to  W J Goudy,  Sept  6,  It  3490) 

2 etc,  29  40  14,  4 yrs  ' 


Schaaf  J to  H G Foreman,  Dec  1,  lot  54  b 

99,  7 39  14,5  yrs  6 %% $3000 

Stange  C H to  C Columbus  B and  L Assn, 

dec  7,  It  14  b 2,  19  40  14,  5 1-8% $800 

Schich  AH  to  D M Hiilis,  Oct  16,  Its  11 

and  12  eto  b 6,  8 37  15,  2 yrs  7% $680 

Sjoberg  C O to  F H Dickey,  Mar  6,  Its  45 

and  46  b 3,  36  40  13,  30  mths,  8% $234 

Shewbridge  P to  S Strauss,  dec  8,  lotB  61 

and  62  Bogue  add,  1 yr,  7% $100 

Snood  M J to  M W Hill,  dec  7,  Its  1 to  4 b 

1,  35  41  12,  5 yrs  7% $4000 

Start  L F and  J to  F R Chandler,  Sept  4, 

pt  It  5 b 14,  21  38  14,  2 yrs  7% $500 

Stoelker  W H to  G F Bissell,  nov  15,  pt  Its 
42  and  45  Bronson  add,  3 yrs  8%  . . .$7000 
Scanlan  M to  C W Nicholas,  dec  6,  It  33  b 

2,  33  39  14,  90  days  8% 

Schmitt  F E to  E Knauer,  dec  8,  It  49  b 1, 

36  40  13,  2 yrs  $200 

Schoen thaler  P C to  H S Dietrich,  dec  8, 

It  4 b 18,  35  40  13,  8% $1200 

StampofsKi  R to  F R Chandler,  Dec  10,  pt 
Its  8 and  7 Brown’s  sub  34  39  14,  5 yrs  8% 

$5000 

Smith  E E L to  N A Mayer,  dec  11,  pt  It 

Butterfield  add,  2 yrs  8% 

Scherer  L A to  S E Gross,  June  20,  It  11, 

Gross’  H P add,  7% 

Stonich  J to  W A Bond,  Nov  3,  It  7 biz  16, 

18  39  14,  2 yrs  8% $600 

Sutherland  C to  H E Greenebaum,  dec  9, 

It  1 b 1,  6 39  14.  5 yrs  6 $3300 

Schwerin  O to  W Schwerin,  dec  11,  It  12  b 

37,  19  39  14,  7 yrs  5% $600 

Taylor  S to  J E Dalton,  dec  6,  It  50  b 2, 18 

39  14,  $3000 

Thayer  H L to  E W Russell,  dec  2,  prt  lot 
108  to  112  b 91,  27  39  14.  5 yrs  8%.  .$90' 
Thomas  W H to  H A Hurlbut,  dec  6,  pt  Its 

1 and  2 b30,  33  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $8000 

Twomey  W F to  T Scanlan,  dee  7,  lots  40 

and  41  etc  b 2,  Pullman,  2 yrs  8% 

Temple  J F to  D H Howard,  Sept  8,  pt  lot 

48  etc.  It  96,  27  39  14,  4 yrs  8% $6000 

Thomsen  H C to  N E Gary,  dec  6,  It  6 b 2, 

36  40  13,  7% 

Turner  A and  A to  S B French,  dec  13,  lot 

16  b 2,  9 38  14,  5%  yrs  8% $2300 

Thomas  W to  A Wolf,  dec  14,  It  88  b 9,  25 

29  13,  3 yrs  7% $*°° 

Tilt  J E to  J J Knickerbocker,  Nov  19,  Its 

7 to  9 b 10,  21  40  14, 1 year,  8% $1800 

Upp  G B to  S Despres,  dec  1,  Its  15  to  22, 

L and  E sub,  4 38  14,  3 yrs  6% $2600 

Vail  M J to  M E Greenebuum,  dec  8,  lots 
47  to  49  b 7,  32  39  14,  3 yrs  8%% ....  $2500 
Vogel  W to  C C Schumacher,  dec  10,  It  81 

b 55,  19  39  14,  5 yrs  7% $600 

Van  Nes  A to  A Van  Vlissengen,  dec  13,  It 

49  It  1,  16  37  14,  7% $200 

Wicker  CGtoWM  Luff,  Apr  7,  prt  10  38 

12,  4 mths  8% $1 0,000 

Waade  R to  J W Farlin,  Aug  14,  Its  50  and 

51  b 2,  23  38  14,  5 yrs  8% $650 

Woffke  J to  W Heinemann,  dec  8,  It  38  b 

7,  6 39  14,  1 yr  8% $*00 

Ward  T A to  F H Dickey,  Nov  16,  lots  20 

and  21  b 1,  36  40  12,  Jan  16 $— 

Wilder  C F to  G Coombs,  Nov  9,  It  72  Bal- 

lin  sub,  8 38  14,  3 yrs  7% 

Watson  C V to  R H White,  dec  9,  It  27  blk 

12  S S add,  8* $*600 

Walker  A to  N A Mayer,  dec  11,  Its  20  to 

22  b 8,  20  39  1*,  5 yrs  8% $6000 

Wollmann  F to  E S Dreyer,  Oct  16,  It  10  b 

2,  32  38  15,  3 yrs  8% $250 

Waller  R A to  F B Peabody,  dec  4,  pt  w % 

se  }4,  17  40  14,  2 yrs  8% $10,000 

Walther  J to  W Heinemann,  dec  10,  lot  10 

b 16,  6 39  14,  1 yrs  7% $600 

Yung  H to  C L Schaar,  Dec  3,  It  37  b 6,  28 

39  14,  4 yrs  8$ $600 

Zeimes  A C to  T Scanlan,  dec  9,  Its  1 and 

5  b 2 Pullman,  18  mths  8% $160 

Zinne  A to  F Schrader,  Nov  3,  lots  20  and 

21  b 2 b 45,  19  40  14,  3 yrs  9% $850 

Zimmerle  A to  M E Greenebaum,  dec  8,  It 

35  and  22  Gross  Pk  add,  3 yrs  7% $700 

Zimmerman  M to  J Stern,  dec  6,  pt  It  7 b 
4 b 8,  Rockwell  add,  7% $500 


ohatteIj  ih>iit<;a<;eh. 

Adlatn  E F to  J Cullen  dec  7,  horse  etc  272 

Aberdeen  st  3 $9® 

Aaron  E to  M Jacobs  dec  9,  horse  and 

wagon  6 mths $104 

Aains  J to  E T Brown  dec  9,  furn  2207 

Archer  av,  6 $81 

Andrew  E to  W 8 Wharton  dec  9,  furn  386^ 

State  st,  4 $125 

Allen  L H & Co  to  D C Brady  dec  10,  furn 

218  State  st,  6 $1,000 

Anderson  H to  M L Pemberton  dec  11, 

furn  320  w Chicago  av.  3 m $62 

Appel  H to  W Emmel  Jr  Dec  9,  horses  etc 

143  Ontario  st,  4 $135 

Alison  J M to  L B Shields  Dec  11,  furn  140 

Campbell  av,  6 mos $182 

Anhalt  J to  B & McAvoy  B Co  Dec  15,  sa- 

526  s Canal  st,  5 mos $807 

AtKins  G P to  G W Parker  Dec  14,  restau- 
rant 622  Cottage  Grove  av,  Jan  30, ’88, 

$1200 

Adone  A to  E R WalKer  dec  8,  furn  Van 

Buren  st  and  Pacific  av $98 

Bowman  H to  AO  Callaghan  Dec  11,  furn 

1029  Madison  st,  2 mos $320 

BreDckle  L to  N Mann  dec  8,  horses  etc 

14J  Erie  st,  1 yr $250 

Babcock  B F to  ET  Brown  dec  7,  horses 

etc  La  Grange,  6 mos $162 

Becker  J to  D E Gillingham  dec  8,  furn 

380  Wabash  av,  20  ds $800 

Braatsch  W to  J Wagner  dec  6,  shop  412 

Cly bourn  av,  Jan  15 $90 

Brady  M to  E H Babcock  dec  3,  furn  3351 

Emerald  av,  6 mos $83 

Barnhart  J R to  E H BabcockNov  30,  furn 

537  La  Salle  av,  3 mths $10  22 

Burns  J to  S Richardson  Dec  6,  furn  27 

Selden  st,  6 mos $95 

Barnard  C to  S Richardson  dec  7,  furn  479 
Webster  sv  ....  . . . , , » . . . . . • .*«.  • . • • ^115 
Barnet  W Y to  W H Butler  Dec  11,  furn 

164  La  Salle  st,  9 mos $100 

Birkholz  L to  A Schaffhauser  Dec  7,  furn 

4026  Cottage  Grove  av,  6 mths $56 

Beebe  D to  E T Brown  Dec  14,  furn  275 

State  st,  6 mths $86 

Bucklin  M to  M Dahlgren  dec  7,  piano 

23^6  Wabash  av.  18  m $310 

Bennett  W to  W N Alley  dec  10,  furn  226 

w Randolph  st,  6 mos $130 

Beyersdorff  R to  J Rothchild  dec  11,  furn 

3432  Dearborn  st,  6 mths $297 

Brown  J to  J C Monroe  dec  13,  cab  etc  La 

Salle  av  and  Ohio  st $350 

Bennett  W to  G W Harrison  dec  11,  furn 

66  w Madison  st,  5 mos $150 

Baker  G B to  0 H Ahlgren  dec  13,  furn  32 

w Madison  st,  1 yr $975 

Beverly  J M to  H L Leach  dec  11,  furn 
and  Steinway  piano,  951  Dearborn,  2 yr 

$772 

Brown  W T to  E A Gillett  dec  13,  wagon, 

etc $110 

Clock  M to  J D Spear  Dec  13,  furn  15  n 

Throop  st,  9 mos $171 

Carr  E W & Co  to  C F Kimball  dec  10,  furn 

225  Dharborn  st.  90  ds $56 

Carpenter  W C to  A 1'  D Plink  Dec  14, 

furn  1411  Wabash  av,  5 mos $120 

Camp  L A toCE  Wyman  Nov  10,  furn 

3880  Dearborn  st,  6 mos $177 

Connor  R to  E R Walker  dec  8,  furn  348 

Hudson  av,  4 mos $52 

Cropp  B to  S Richardson  Nov  29,  furn 

Austin  7 mos $77 

Cline  R to  E R Walker  dec  8,  furn  318  n 

Hoyne  av,  6 mths  $76 

Chicago  Amateur  B B Assn  to  J Staab  dec 
— . ball  ground  etc  sec  24  39  13,  Aug  1 

’ ....*••• $1500 

Cooper  G A to  L P Davis  dec  10,  horses 

etc  120  Warren  av,  6 mos $120 

Clark  A C to  E T Brown  Dec  7,  furn  146 

Wells  st,  6 mos $68 

Columbus  N to  T Nelson  Nov  24,  furn  306 

w PoIk  st,  16  mos $77 

Chicago  Drop  Forge  & Foundry  Co  to  W 
H Swift  Sept  28,  engine  eto  Kensington 

2 yrs $45,000 

Costello  J to  J Nelson  dec  29,  furn  883^ 

Sheffield  av,  9 mos $55 

ConKlin  W to  T Nelson  Nov  17,  furn  3644 

Emerald  av,  9 mos $88 

Campbell  A to  S Richardson  dec  9,  furn 

310  Orchard  st,  5 mos $70 

Crumwell  A to  S Richardson  dec  11,  horses 

etc  2223  McGlashan  st.  4 mos $56 

Dupee  E to  E T Brown  dec  10.  furn  209 

Peoria  st,  6 mos $68 

Devero  J to  J Cuten  Dec  4,  furn  449  Mor- 
gan st,  6 mos $68 

DeWolf  — to  L B Shields  dec  9,  horses  etc 

3522  Arnold  1 yr . ...  $249 

Dyer  K to  O F Malcolm  dec  3,  piano  195 
w Madison  st,  1 yr $285 


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Davidson  WMtoff  W Charles  dec  9,  furn 

52  Campbell  pi,  2 mos  $56 

Dean  A toS  Richardson  Nov  20  furn  329 

Van  Buren  st,  7 mos $105 

Dunlop  J to  E R Walksr  dec  22,  furn  and 

piano  42  Blue  Island  av.  5 mths $141 

Driscoll  J H to  C Seipp  B Co  Dec  14,  sa- 
loon 754  Madison  st,  3 mos $150 

Denst  J to  J VV  Lusk  Dec  8,  furn  17  Tell 

pl.  6 mos $195 

Davis  J E to  J B Close  Nov  23,  furn  1330 

Lake,  May  1 $70 

Dolb  C to  A J Steele  Nov  23,  horses  etc.  1 

jr $58 

Downer  M to  A T Galt  Oct  27,  furn  203  n 

Clark  st,  1 yr $203 

Dolan  T I to  Blain  Bros  dec  13,  piano  etc 

655  Carroll  avj6  mos $62 

Embril  T to  C E Wyman  dec  3,  furn  350  w 

Chicago  av,  6 mths $65 

Essex  W F to  G F Harding  Nov  24,  horses 

etc  15  Meridian  st $134 

Elwell  B L to  T N Saunders  Dec  15,  furn 

840  Madison  st  6 mos $115 

Ennis  J to  T Flavin  dec  10,  furn  Lake. $206 
Fleming  D to  WacKer  & B B & M Co  dec  7 

furn  1563  Milwaukee  av.  5 mos $107 

Fishel  S toL  Baxbaum  dec  9,  wagon  horse 

horse  etc  742  Monroe  st,  2 yrs $175 

Freleigh  to  LAW  Brush  dec  7,  furn  2610 

5 Park  av,  3 mos $115 

Fisher  W to  ET  Brown  Dec  13,  horses  etc 

20  s Desplaines  st,  6 mos $590 

Forrest  J to  R Isham  dec  4,  furn  109  Wes- 
son st,  4 mos ’ $52 

Ferguson  J R to  T Nelson  piuno  and  furn 

719  Gordon  8 mos $55 

Franx  N to  J W Lusk  Dec  11,  furn  87 

Whiting  st,  6 mos $223 

Fleming  G to  J Ruddy  Dec  15,  horses  etc 

81  Wesson  st,  10  mos $525 

Fritsch  A to  H Huber  dec  7,  furn,  presses 

etc  365  n ClarK  st,  6 mos $156 

Foxwell  F A and  C to  AV  N Alley  dec  9, 

furn  2515  Michigan  av,  3 mos $350 

Fitzgerald  J to  Chapin  & Gore  Dec  10,  sa- 
loon 40  Van  Boren  st,  2 yrs $2300 

Fox  O L to  W N Alley  dec  11,  furn  70  La- 
in st,  3 mos $385 

Gorman  M to  J W Lusk  Dec  8,  piano  and 

furn  2935  Emerald  av,  6 mos $195 

Goodwin  L E to  E T Brown  dec  8.  furn  64 

Arbor  pl $65 

Gerick  G C to  S Richardson  dec  6,  furn 

664  Orchard  st,  6 mos $62 

Groan  R to  J S Burger  dec  9,  furn  159  5th 

av  6 mths $628 

Graner  T W to  J Landauer  dec  8,  horses 

22  n Sangamon  st,  5 mos $100 

Geighowe  K to  E Quan  dec  7,  furn  171 

Adams  st,  2 yrs $500 

Geighorn  K to  E Queen  dec  7,  furn  171  w 

w Adams  st.  2 yrs $500 

Gleason  A M to  M T Johnson  Nov  27,  furn 

468  30th  st  9 mos $60 

Gall  G to  J E Murphy  Dec  1,  furn  Kens- 
ington Feb  25 $152 

Gross  J to  E A Robinson  Dec  14,  horses 

571  Jefferson  st,  60  ds $82 

Gedeke  M to  D Jennings  Dec  6,  horses  etc 

19  40  13,  1 yr  $150 

Grey  C AV  to  J W Lusk  Dec  13,  furn  1526 

Dunning  st.  6 mos ,.$55 

Garson  I L to  Bemis  & McA  Brg  Co  Dec 

15,  saloon  138  22a  st,  May  1 $267 

Greenwood  J N to  T Nelson  Nov  26,  piano 

9 mos.... $155 

Hoover  J W to  N E Gary  dec  8,  furn  2445 

Wabash  av,  13  mos $130 

Heun  A to  H Klein  Jr  dec  9,  office  76  La 

Salle  st,  12  mths $500 

Hains  G to  S Richardson  dec  2,  furn  25 

Blue  Island  av,  4 mos $155 

Hilliard  R M to  E R Mackey  dec  7,  furn 

62  Humboldt  st,  6 mos $68 

Hosmer  A H to  J H Norton  dec  7,  furn  590 

T Dearborn  av,  2 mos $550 

Heyn  J to  H A Johnson  Dec  14,  furn  69 

Hemon  st.  1 yr $550 

Hobel  T to  ML  Pemberton  Dec  7,  horses 

etc  386  w Ohio  st,  3 mos $62 

Hammond  G AV  toW  N Alley  Dec  15,  furn 

6 mos $67 

Hesse  H T to  Bartholomae  & L B Co  dec 

10,  saloon  438  Milwaukee  av,  2 yrs.  $1,500 
Hayes  D to  C Williams  dec  8,  furn  4008 

Butterfield  st,  7 mos $57 

Hallocx  I to  W N Alley  dec  29,  furn  2718 

Wabash  av,  6 mos $241 

Heckman  W to  G E Terry  Nov  1,  house  It 

7,  blk  35,  21  39  14,  2 yrs $750 

Howe  & Swantonto  Brunswicn  B-B  Co  dec 

4,  saloon  fittings  340  State  st $133 

Hernmer  M E to  C J Shields  dec  11,  furn  7 

mos $110 

Hopps  S E to  AV  T Johnson  Nov  13,  horses 
etc  274  Robey  st,  7 mos $70 


Haley  C to  J Oberman  Brg  Co  Dec  1,  sa- 
loon 279  Halsted  st $1400 

Hammond  J H to  J W Cutter  Nov  24,  bldg 

ParK  Ridge $200 

Jensen  P to  E R Walker  dec  9,  furn  Jeffer- 
son 4 mths $71 

Jinks  H O to  W N Alley  deo  6,  market  80 

De  Kalb  st,  6 mos $241 

Joy  R T to  M L Pemberton  dec  7,  furn 

728  Bowen  av.  6 mos $87 

Johnson  L L to  C Ryan  dec  11,  furn  296  w 

Madison  st  Jan  11 $77 

JocheNS  AV  to  © J Williams  dec  30,  furn 

1240  Wolfram  st,  6 mths $99 

Jones  R to  S Richardson  dec  10,  furn  547 

Warren  av,  4 mos $73 

Jordan  J to  Bemis  & M Brg  Co  Dec  11,  s - 

loon  295  Ogden  av,  5 mos $399 

Jacobs  S to  6 F Malcolm  dec  9,  fnrn  543  s 

Canal  st  6 mos $65 

Joseph  L to  Eckhart  & Swan  dec  7,  fix- 
tures etc  2163  Archer  av,  22  mths. . .$1300 
Kueghin  AV  to  Bemis  & M B Co  Dec  13, 

furn  420  Ogden  av,  5 mos $258 

Kuhl  E to  WacKer  & B B & M Co  Deo  15, 

grocery.  — w Chicago  av $357 

KamowsKy  A to  J Veseley  Dec  15,  house 

925  w 19th  st $100 

King  H C to  Brunswick  B C Co  Dec  13, 
billiard  goods  232  Michigan  av,  3 mos 

$175 

Kranen  L to  W S Wharton  dec  6,  furn  92 

Blue  Island  av,  6 mos $87 

Kuhn  M to  C E Baker  Dec  10,  furn,  Jeffer- 
son 6 mos $251 

Kennedy  B to  J W Lusk  dec  10,  furn  612 

Taylor  st,  6 mos ,..$130 

Kellogg  S C to  W S Wharton  dec  11,  furn 
and  piano  1316  Dunning  st,  3 mos ....  $82 
Kleist  F C to  AV  W Cha  les  dec  lp,  furn 

135  Madison  st,  7 mt.s $265 

Kelsey  AV  C to  J D Spear  Dec  13,  furn  321 

26th  st,  9 mos $115 

Kelly  A L to  E A MartiD  Dec  11,  furn  and 
lease  of  It  8 It  15,  Ellis  e add,  1 yr.  .$270 
Kamper  C A to  J Greenhood  & Co  dec  10, 

safe  600  LaKe  st,  60  ds $50 

Liesen  A to  J D Spear  decl,  furn  4228 

Ashland  av,  6 m $95 

Lynch  J to  W Newgrass  nov  30,  mules  etc 

— 38th  st,  3 mos $100 

Lynd  N to  S Richardson  dec  7,  furn  386 

Oakley  av,  6 mths $72 

Lyberg  C J to  S Richardson  dec  4,  furn 

268  Milwaukee  av,  6 mos $187 

Lyman  W to  S Richardson  dec  6,  furn  and 

piano  128  Albany  av.  6 mos $83 

Lindahl  S to  S Richardson  dec  8,  furn 

Lake  5 mos $75 

Loga  N to  J Phillips  dec  l,  furn  196  Div- 
ision st,  6 mos $52 

Listow  R K to  E R MacKey  dec  7,  furn  32 

Nebraska  st,  6 mos $81 

Leonard  P to  E H BabcocK  dec  2,  piano 

3528  Forest  av,  6 mths $70 

La  Porte  R F C to  G B Christie  dec  8,  furn 

2727  State  st,  7 mos $88 

Liebig  A to  C AVilliams  dec  8,  horses  wag- 
ons etc  39th  and  Wood  sts  9 mos . . . $110 
Laurie  J to  DA  Titcemb  dec  13,  furn  81 

Dearborn  av,  1 yr $281 

La  Rue  J N to  AV  N alley  Dec  13,  furn  47 

Cypress  st.  6 mos $65 

Louien  J to  E T Brown  Deo  13,  furn  40 

OaK  pl  6 mos $68 

Lanyen  J B to  M Deckman  Dec  3,  boiler 

etc  111  16th  st,  3 mths $400 

Lever  S to  Wacker  &B  B & M Co  Dec  14, 

saloon  475  Madison  st,  5 mos $175 

McGovern  F to  M L Pemberton  dec  11. 

furn  3209  Butterfield  st,  6 mos $181 

Minton  H to  M L Pemberton  Dec  11,  furn 

Cicero  6 mos $130 

McKinney  R C to  A Schaffhauser  Dec  13 

horses  etc99  w Polk  st  3 mos $62 

Morris  F M to  W S Wharton  Dec  13,  furn 

291  AVabash  av,  6 mos $82 

Marcel  M to  3 E Bernard  Dec  14,  saloon 

41  Blue  Island  av,  1 yr $400 

Maloney  J to  J Cullen  Dec  10,  saloon  33534 

Blue  Island  av,  4 mos $123 

Mueller  M to  Lange  Dec  13,  grocery  984  n 

Paulina  st,  1 yr $300 

McCallister  0 H to  J D Spear  dec  15,  furn 

472  State  st,  3 mos $50 

Mertens  R F to  H Martin  Dec  13,  34  cigar 

factory  554  w 12th  st $200 

Mohoney  J W to  H B Rooers  Dec  13,  furn 

310  w Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $108 

Mitchell  AV  R to  F Deson  Dec  14,  furn  4 

mos $150 

McNamara  AAT  C to  E R Mackey  dec  8.  furn 

and  piano  Hyde  Pk,  6 mos $130 

McIntosh  A to  E R Macney  dec  9,  furn  43d 

and  Fulton  sts,  6 mos $248 

Matthews  J J to  C Talbot  Nov  1,  carriages 
horses  etc  235  63d  st,  3 yrs,  p m $1500 


Murphy  L G to  C Passow  & Son  dec  7, 
pool  tables  etc,  185  Centre  av,  12  mths 

$165 

Munzberg  J to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  dec 

10,  house  90  Clinton  st,  5 mos $200 

Murphy  C to  J W Lusk  dec  10,  furn  42 

Pine  st,  6 mths $260 

Moloney  M to  WN  Alley  dec  11,  office 
furn  etc,  alley  bet  Adams  and  Jackson 

sts  JUf’6  1 $120 

Malyen  J H to  J D Spear  dec  11,  furn  188 

Webster  av,  9 mos $100 

Me  Millian  E C to  A M MoMillan  Dec  1, 
furn  State  and  Van  Buren  sts,  May  1, 

’88 $1500 

Matchke  C to  Brunswick  B-C  Co  Nov  26, 
billiard  goods,  1107  Lincoln  av,  10  mths 


Moncel  A to  Blain  Bros  dec  11,  saloon  184 

4th  av  6 mos $444 

McCogg  0 to  E H Babcock  dec  2,  furn  6 

mths $310 

Marsh  F to  J Cullen  dec  7,  furn  33  Silver 

st,  5 mos $68 

Merritt  & Darrigan  to  J Rathbone  dec  8, 

horses  etc  309  w Taylor  st,  8 mths $175 

Miloche  J L to  S B Foster  Nov  25,  furn 

144  La  Salle  5 mths $56 

Morgan  S T to  W S Lasher  dec  8,  piano 

and  furn  107  s ClarK  st  2 mths $61 

Mortenson  L A to  H M McIntosh  dec  8, 

furn  152  n Sangamon  st  6 mos $68 

Murphy  M to  H M McIntosh  dec  6,  horse 

77  Tilton  av,  6 mtsh $130 

McKinzie  M to  A Paddan  Aug  24,  piano 

226  Morgan  st,  1 yr $335 

Miller  T to  W W Charies  dec  8,  carriage 

307  Ohio  st,  4 mths $172 

Miller  M A to  J McDowetl  nov  27,  furn  739 

Jackson  st,  3 mos $152 

McLaughlin  H to  C Yunk  dec  9,  furn  and 

piano  328  Morgan  st,  2 yrs  6% $245 

McBride  D to  W S Wharton  dec  9,  furn 

253  May  st,  4 mos $86 

Moore  Y M to  J H Ohlerking  Dec  9,  shop 

34  w Washington  st,  2 m $115 

Netterstrom  to  H Netterstrom  dec  9,  furn 

175  Chicago  av.  2 y,  6$ $400 

Nelson  H to  J D Spear  dec  8,  furn  556 

Fulton  st,  6 mos $50 

Nohlen  J P to  S Richardson  dec  4,  furn 

289  33d  st $68 

Newman  J to  W Schilling  dec  6,  saloon 

842  Clybourn  av,  1 yr $1000 

O’Brien  S to  F G Laird  dec  9,  furn  Dear- 
born av  and  Erie  st.  May  1 $100 

Owensby  A to  W S Wharton  dec  10,  furn 

2717  Butterfield  st,  6 mos $57 

Oberkircher  E to  J D Spear  Dec  13,  furn 

3536  Wentworth  av,  6 mos $130 

O’Brien  M J to  C Williams  dec  2,  horses 
etc  Jefferson  and  Sebor  sts,  7 mos ....  $70 
Olson  OS  to  H M McIntosh  Dec  8,  furn 

153  Eowler  st.  6 mos  $97 

Olsen  A to  J Cullen  dec  8,  furn  65  Wright 

st,  3 mos  $56 

Pearce  C H to  J Phillips  dec  4,  furn  407 

Madison  st  4 mos $66 

Parr  R AV  to  W N Alley  dec  11,  furn  436  n 

State  st,  6 mos $180 

Parson  W C to  C L Pritchard  dec  10,  furn 

808  Warren  av,  7 mos $349 

Pultz  C to  A Zeller  dec  8,  saloon  188  to  192 

Dearborn  st,  7 mos $1470 

Platt  T H to  J Rothchild  dec  13,  furn 

122  La  Salle.  60  mos $80 

Payne  E B to  M L Pemberton  dec  6,  furn 

S Evanston  3 mos $177 

Payne  M A to  H A Pemberton  dec  9,  furn 

196  Erie  st  6 mos $455 

Preston  J W to  J W Lusk  Dec  14,  furn 

3124  Cottage  Grove  av  6 mths $68 

Ptacek  F to  W S AVharton  Dec  14,  furn 

349  s ClarK  st,  6 mos $135 

Peterson  & Darmstatter  to  Wacker  & B B 
h M Co  Dec  14,  saloon  101  Clybourn  av 

I yr  $476 

Presson  O A to  M K Williams  dec  8,  furn 

482  n Franklin  st.  6 mths $160 

Perry  A to  S Richardson  dec  7,  furn  430 

AVestern  av,  6 m $102 

Porter  J C to  S Richardson  dec  1,  furn  118 

Albany  av,  4 mos $127 

Pierce  B AV  to  E H BabcocK  dec  2,  piano 

67  Rush  st,  6 mths $70 

Rosenthal  S to  L B Shields  dec  9,  furn  192 

Forquer  st,  6 mos $53 

Roberts  W C to  Lord  Owen  & Co  dec  7, 

horses  etc $74 

Rose  E C to  J Rothchild  dec  8,  furn  3427 

Dearborn  st  d)ec  8‘  ’87 $245 

Robbins  E to  C E AVyman  dec  9,  furn  1810 

Wellington  6 mos $104 

Robinson  LC&JStoFE  Blackman  Dec 

II  furn  161  La  Salle  st  2 mos $110 

Roche  A to  J W Lusk  Dec  13,  furn  2636 

Michigan  av,  6 mos $117 


Redde  A to  Baumer  <fc  Stomer  Co  Dec  15, 

h r.-es  etc  355  Clybourn  av,  1 yr $400 

Reinhard  AV  H to  J D Spear  Dec  14  furn 

1516  Wabash  av,  6 mos $143 

Rector  G 0 to  E T Brown  Dec  14,  furn  W 

Heights,  6 mos $260 

Reitz  P to  E T Brown  dec  9,  furn  240 

North  av,  6 mths $104 

Richardson  L B to  W W Charles  dec  15, 

fuin  43  Rock  ct,  4 mos $136 

Ryon  N to  W W Charles  Nov  26,  furn  7 

Hubbard  ct,  4 mos $100 

Rothchild  Y to  R Wagner  dec  10,  bldg  44 

and  46  w Adams  st,  2 yrs $637 

Rodzinsek  P to  A Kozel  dec  1,  furn  323 

J ohnson  st,  2 y rs $200 

Rockford  J to  W N Alley  dec  10,  furn  22 

Seldon  st.  6 mos $57 

Sheridan  M to  H Delaney , saloon 

3707  Halsted  st,  1 yr  $229 

Scharf  F to  M Friend  dec  11,  saloon  3081 

Locko  st,  3 mos $150 

Stemmings  C to  W W Charles  dec  7,  furn 

494  Franklin  st.  6 mths $62 

Sherlock  P N to  W Klowrey  dec  13,  house 

etc  1135  to  1137  Lake  st,  1 yr $250 

Smith  C T to  J J Owen  Dec  11,  furn  and 

piano  661  n Franklin  st $67 

Sweetman  H W to  J H Fraser , buggy 

etc  Jan  15 $170 

Simon  M to  Chicago  Cracker  Co  dec  3, 
wagons  etc  3249  Wentworth  av,  month 


iy  ■ 


$300 


Schliep  H to  E H Babcock  dec  6,  furn  857 

Lincoln  av,  6 mths $70 

Sykes  C A to  M L Pemberton  Oct  25,  furn 

184  s Peoria  st,  mthlv $500 

Schick  J to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  Dec  14, 
saloon  108  w Harrison  st,  Mch  15,  ’88 

$715 

Schwab  N to  H Schwab  Dec  13,  saloon  247 

Ogden  av,  24  mths $2,000 

Steuberg  D to  W N Alley  Dec  14,  furn  3242 

Butler  st  6 mos $64 

Short  F J to  W N Alley  Dec  9 piano  and 

furn  Morgan  Park  3 mos $89 

Smith  E to  W W Charles  Dec  15,  horses 

etc,  150  Ambrose  st,  3 mos $77 

Smith  T to  M L Pemberton  Dec  6,  horses 

etc  LaKe  6 mos $65 

Simon  A to  I Simon  Dec  14,  horses  e c 

1133  Lincoln  av,  6 mos $178 

Schumacher  C to  W S Schumacher  Dec  11, 
horses  etc  Schumacher  farm,  Lyons,  2 

yrs $400 

Spaulding  0 L to  E R AValker  dec  6,  furn 

375  Belden  av $61 

Savage  E M to  E R WalKer  dec  3,  piano 

445  Ogden  av,  4 mths $76 

Sprechelmeyer  G to  D Rankin  nov  28,  furn 

2517  Calumet  av,  6 mths $82 

Suck  F to  S Richardson  dec  3.  furn  926 

Milwaukee  av,  6 mbs $72 

Sins  P to  D Bausch  dec  6,  saloon  fittings, 

280  w 12th  st $156  « 

Standmeyer  G to  E R AA'alker  dec  8,  furn 

etc,  121  Dearborn  av,  5 mos $51  i 

Shelton  W E to  S Richardson  dec  9,  piano 

and  furn  6 mos $172 

Scarrett  H M to  H M McIntosh  dec  8,  furn 

3010  Indiana  av,  6 mos $130 

Smythe  G A to  M G Miller  dec  9,  furn 

3542  Lake  av,  6 mos $288 

Schaefer  J to  J Cullen  dec  9,  furn  and 

piano  2560  Butterfield  st,  6 mths $211 

Theesing  M A t»  E T Brown  Dec  7,  piaNO 

1683  Dempster  pl,  6 mos $130 

Todhunter  J 10  E H Babcock  dec  9,  furn 

48  Eldridge  ct,  6 mos $102 

Thomas  F E to  W W Charles  dec  9,  furn 

800  Madison  st,  6 mos $93 

Thompson  J F to  F S Thompson  dec  6, 

furn,  2 yrs $480 

Thompson  P to  A Carlson  Nov  13  horses 

etc  1408  Halsted  st,  1 yr $250 

Treadway  J G to  E R Mackey  dec  3,  furn 

2131  Michigan  av,  6 mos 99 

Toohey  J to  S Richardson  dec  7.  furn  69 

Tilden  av,  4 mos $250 

Ulrich  H to  WacKer  <fc  B B & M Co  dec  8, 

saloon  58  Clybourn  av,  1 yr $1400 

Valiquet  M to  It  Sheddon  dec  20,  horses 

etc  23334  Chestnut  st,  6% $200 

VoelKer  B to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  dec 

11,  saloon  18634  4th  av,  1 or $273 

Werbe  E F to  C Ryan  Nov  26,  furn  29734 

w PoIk  st,  1 yr $75 

Watson  J P to  E T Brown  Dec  8,  furn  3313 

State  st,  6 mos $76 

AVall  P A\T  to  J Phillips  dec  8,  furn  168  w 

Van  Buren  st,  6 mos $70 

Waugersheim  M to  S Richardson  dec  3, 

furn  541  Sedgwick  st  6 mos $102 

AVeittstem  G A to  AV  S Lasher  dec  9,  furn 

289  Madison  st,  6 mos $75 

Weinberg  S to  P AVeinberg  dec  7,  furn 
460  State  st,  10  mths $925 


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Weber  F to  W B Knox  dec  8,  horses  etc  48 

24  th  st $314 

Wathan  C to  J A King  & Co  dec  10,  mdse 

2428  Halsted  st,  5 mos $493 

Wittenberg  H C to  W N Alley  dec  7,  furn 

884  Milwaukee  av,  6 mos $113 

Ward  HtoW  N Alley  dec  7,  horses  etc, 

2756  Archer  av,  6 mos $248 

Winter  C F Jr  to  Blain  Bros  dec  13,  furn 

963  17th  st,  6 mos $128 

Waite  J A to  HA  Pemberton  piano  and 

furn  123  Orchard  st,  8 mos $100 

Ward  P to  M Ward  Dec  10,  mules  etc  300 

Halsted  st,  1 y $400 

White  E M to  E T Brown  Dec  14,  furn  and 

piano  4527  Winter  st,  6 mos $140 

Wehrmeister  W to  J Lieh  Dec  8,  bldgs  ma- 

chy  etc  870  Allport  st,  4 mos $2,000 

Wann  G W to  A Schaffhauser  Dec  8,  furn 

38 16  Graceland  a v,  6 m $52 

Zeisiug  P A to  S Richardson  dec  11,  horses 

etc  424  n Halsted  st  3 mos $110 

Zelt  M A to  M Ryan  dec  10,  furn  401  w 

Polk  st,  2 mos $106 

THURSDAY’S  REPORT. 

TOO  LATE  TO  CLASSIFY. 

Aner  D C to  E R WalKer  Dec  10,  furn  3970 

Drexel  bd,  3 mos $81 

Mahana  J to  E R Walker  Dec  14,  furn  614 

Van  Buren  st,  $5  montely $92 

McKenna  J to  G E Park  Dec  6,  house  39th 

and  Wallace  May  1 $563 

Shaler  F J to  W W Charles  Dec  14,  furn 

51  Jay  st,  4 m $335 

Bates  H G to  O F Malcolm  dec  11,  furn 

Fernwood6mos $51 

Kimball  N S to  0 F Malcolm  dec  14,  furn 

289  Lincoln  av,  6 mos $62 

Murbach  H to  C Shaffner  Dec  14,  patent 

lamp  ete  156  Clark  st,  3 mos $126 

Emery  I C to  F W Rice  Nov  30,  horses  etc 

115  Randolph  5t,  6# $230 

Prouty  E to  F P Glover  dec  13,  machy  etc 

72  Mareet  st $448 

Johnson  C B to  N C Dahl  dec  15,  horses 

etc  346  w Indiana  st,  1 yr $150 

Hnckthausen  G to  C Seipp  Brg  Co  dec  15 

saloon  73  s Water  st,  2 yrs $800 

Parker  C J E to  M Bensinger  dec  15,  sa- 
loon 210  n Clark  st  2 yrs $11,000 

Honore  L N to  B L Honore  dec  16,  furn 

438  Elm  st.  18  mos . $1500 

Johnson  F to  M Dahlgren  Dec  15,  piano 

604  Dickson  st  Apl  1 $100 

Townsend  J P to  W N Alley  dec  14,  horse 

etc  608  Harrison  st,  1 mth $68 

Huchthausen  G to  BrunswicK  B C Co  doc 
15,  saloon  fittings  73  s Water  st,  9 mths 

$350 

Bornon  G A to  E T Brown  dec  15,  furn 

2968  Archer  av,  6 mos $97 

Lacey  J to  E T Brown  dec  15,  furn  676 

Austin  av,  6 mos $130 

O’Brien  C to  T Nelson  Dec  14,  horses  etc 

3031  Dearborn  st,  8 mos $253 

Kerschner  H D to  C Williams  deo  15,  furn 

518  Racine  av,  7 mos $89 

Hogan  R to  G J Williams  Dec  15,  furn 

2118  Butterfield  st,  10  mos $75 

Anderson  C H to  S C Kanter  Dec  10  furn 

121  Chicago  av,  4 mos $60 

Krog  J H F to  J Krog  Dec  8,  cows  etc 

Hanover  2 yrs $922 

Abel  G to  C Qeundel  Nov  15,  considN, 

Hanover  2 y $315 

Wend  H to  W Kruse  Nov  16,  horses  etc 

Hanover  1 y $250 

McCarthy  J H to  G Messernich  dec  — , 

horses  etc  1 yr $500 

Jackson  A to  C T Williams  Dec  16,  furn 

238  State  st,  1 y $217 

Floyd  E R to  T Boyle  dec  15,  furn  90  ds 

$122 

Corna  T M to  T Boyle  dec  15,  furn  2136 

Indiana  av,  5 mos $227 

Wright  M M to  M R Bortree  dec  11,  fu  rn 

442  37th  st  2 y $117 

Haller  J to  J Mortimer  Dec  14,  furn  28 

Brown  st,  6 mos $344 

Bouchard  L to  J Delacy  dec  13,  horse  etc 
128  w Harrison  st  Aug  1 $150 


MORTGAGES. 

Coleman  J H to  Chicago  Perm  B and  L 
Assn,  dec  7,  Its  9 and  10  b 3,  4 38  12,  8# 

$2100 

Halbech  J F A to  Humboldt  Pk  B and  L 
Assn,  dec  8,  It  18  and  pt  19,  2 38  14,  5%, 

$3400 

Keir  E to  People’s  B and  L Assn,  dec  6,  It 

40  b 1 b 12,  33  40  14,  8% $5700 

Mares  A to  Phoenix  B Society,  July  17,  It 

11  Gross  N add,  5 # $1000 

OlseD  O to  Commonwealth  L and  B Assn, 
dec  9,  lots  31  and  32  b 16,  10  39  14,  8#, 

$1500 

Smyth  L E to  M Church,  dec  1,  Its  9 10  11 

and  17  b 2,  8 39  13,  5 yrs  6% $6000 

Johansen  L to  J P Brown,  Nov  10,  lot  39  b 

2,  8 39  14,  3 yrs  8% $400 

Lane  O W to  J Hoggins,  dec  10,  It  42  b 6, 

28  40  14,  7# $500 

Shaler  E to  M Krenter,  Nov  16,  It  11  b 7 b 

10  Sheffield  add $200 

Gnackneski  A J to  J Kowalski,  dec  9,  It  17 

b 3 Spear’s  add,  4 yrs  6% $400 

Deslert  J to  H Hoepe,  dec  9,  lot  10  blk  36, 

Sheffield  add,  2 mths  8% $250 

Hall  W S to  J L Barston,  dec  6,  pt  It  27  b 

1,  24  39  13,  5 yrs  1% $501 

Doering  C to  W H Thomas,  Nov  18,  lot  37 
It  30  etc  b 38,  Sheffield  add,  33  mths,  7$, 

$1100 

Kadaw  C to  F Korbt,  dec  1,  It  19  b 10,  31 

40  14,  6 yrs  7 # $ 

Paulsen  CEFtoWNAvBL  and  H Assn 

dec  8.  If  40  b 7,  1 39  13,  5# $300 

Hegins  Gto  Holland  B and  L Assn,  dec  10 

It  16  b 62,  19  39  15,  7% $1100 

Penrose  W to  C Perm  B and  L Assn,  dec 
7,  Its  7 and  8 b 48,  35  38  14,8#  ....  $5000 
Heckmanu  W to  G E Terry,  Nov  1,  pt  It 

7 b 35,  21  39  14,  2 yrs  7# $500 

Swart  B to  J Ton,  Nov  30,  pt  It  5,  16  37 

14,  3 yrs  7# $1000 

Gould  D J to  J T Pierce,  dec  4,  pt  sw  34> 

33  419,  1 yr  7# $1000 

Quillman  D to  Conservative  B and  L Assn 

Dec  13,  It  71  b 15,  7 39  14,  6# $1500 

Weiss  A to  H Hoepe,  dec  2,  lot  25  b 6,  31 

40  14,  3 yrs  7# $250 

Moir  W M to  J A Brown,  dec  1,  It  36  b 2, 

8 39  14,  3 yrs  6# $325 

McMahon  P to  Holland  B and  L Assn,  dec 

10,  It  21  b 10,  35  40  13,  7% $600 

Smith  R to  G Cavy,  dec  13,  It  51  b 22,  7 39 

14,  6 mths  7# $1000 

Wachowski  V to  People’s  B and  L Ass’n, 
Dec  6,  part  It  22  b 20,  Sheffield  add,  8%, 

$3000 

Wolff  C to  People’s  B and  L Assn,  dec  6, 

It  27  b 1,  16  38  14,  8% $1400 

Minnick  E to  People’s  B and  L Assn,  dec 

6,  It  5 b 8,  17  38  14,  8% $1900 

Fohkamp  C to  People’s  B and  L Assn, 

Nov  1,  It  2 b 9, 17  38  14,  8% $1200 

Glinstra  T to  Natl  S and  L Assn,  Nov  15, 

It  96  It  56  etc,  16  37  14,  8# $700 

Grimmies  J to  M Ballin,  Aug  9,  It  16  Bal- 

lin  sub,  8 38  14,  2 yrs  6# $300 

Stoball  W to  J Kilgore,  dec  11,  It  17  blK  3, 

33  39  14, 1 yr  8# $200 

Oberbeck  H to  C Schroeder,  dec  13,  lot  22 
b 2,  b 16,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  8%. . . .$1000 
Schwass  F to  H Epoke,  nov  27,  Its  14  and 

15  b 31,  12  39  12,  5 yrs,  8% $500 

Foltz  F to  S C Judd,  dec  1,  lot  14  b 3 Ast- 

or’s  add,  10  yrs  8% $10,000 

Aenecker  F T to  W H Baths,  dec  14,  lots  1 

and  2 b 22,  35  40  13,  2 yrs  7# $200 

Farrell  L to  M Inv  and  Loan  Assn,  dec  13 

It  60  b 2,  27  39  14,  8# $625 

Lee  D B to  C G Peters,  Oct  13,  It  16,  pt  b 

1 and  2 b 15.  20  30  14,  1 yr  6% $26279 

Beatty  N E and  W R to  Mut  Sec  L and  B 
Assn,  dec  14,  It  1 b 7 L add,  La  Grange, 

7<{ $2250 

Page  C E and  J F to  N S Cushing,  Oct  — , 

It  42  R & F sub  34  39  14,  3 yrs  8%. . . $1200 

Schumann  C Jr  to  D Lauer, , Its  23  to 

28  b 2,  20  40  14 $2500 

Pierce  G H to  J Eddy,  dec  10,  lot  4 b 2,  3 
38  14.  5 yrs  8% $3500 


Hyde  E H to  S W Rawson,  dec  11,  It  26  It 

20  etc,  Ellis’  E add,  3 yrs  8% $2000 

Bair  S to  J Eddy,  dec  11,  It  2 It  4 etc,  3 38 

14,  4 yrs  8% $2250 

Barr  R to  J Eddy,  dec  11,  It  3 and  part  4. 

Dobbin’s  sub.  3 38  14,  4 yrs  8% $2250 

Templin  M to  C Crede,  dec  13,  lot  65  b 47, 

19  39  14,  2 yrs  7# $300 

Goodall  S J and  W W to  Englewood  B and 
L Assn,  dec  13,  It  1 blk  3,  4 38  14,  7#, 

$3600 

Suhr  F to  P Pratt,  dec  13,  It  9 b 11,  Evan- 


ston Centre,  4 yrs  8% $400 

Anmann  H to  P Pratt,  dec  13,  It  8 blk  11, 

Evanston  Centre,  4 yrs  8% $600 

Fitzimmons  C to  Lincoln  B and  L Assn, 

dec  9,  It  3 b 2,  33  39  14,  8% $1000 

Arends  M to  Home  Mut  L Ins  Co,  Nov  30, 

It  4 b 2,  6 39  14,  5 1-5# $1200 


Ames  H W to  Eagle  L and  H A Assn,  Nov 
9,  lots  6 and  7 b 3 etc,  29  40  14,  5 1-5#, 

$320o 

Kelloran  T to  E A Wood,  Oct  1,  It  35  b 1, 

8 38  14:  2 yrs,  6# $325 

Hupe  0 to  Lincoln  B and  L Assn,  dec  9,  It 

5 b 5,  4 38  14,  8# $2000 

Prescott  E E to  H W Austin,  dec  14,  b 9, 

27  38  14,  1 yr  6# $2000 

Ullrich  H to  Court  Schiller  Lodge  No  26 
Dec  7,  It  45  b 6 b 5,  Sheffield’s  add,  3 y, 

6# $1000 

Mack  A A and  J D to  Chicago  Perm  B <fc 
L Assn  Dec  7,  It  16  and  pt  15  b 5,  21  38 

14,  8# $1100 

Parkes  C T to  M E Kimball  Deo  6,  It  9 It 

3 b 16,  Sheffield’s  add  3 yr,  6# $2000 

Mattocks  J to  H Hvde  Dec  8,  Its  19  to  22 

b 5,  10  38  14,  7#  $7000 

Taylor  EB  to  NW  Mut  L Insurance  Co 
Dec  2,  It  3 It  17  b 54,  27  39  14,  2 yrs,  6# 

$3000 

McCoy  F to  N H Dewey  Deo  1,  It  33  b 40 

S Chicago  Sept  15,  ’88,  8# $300 

Lyons  J to  N A Williams  dec  8,  It  1 It  9 b 

53,  21  3914,  7# $1335 

Shea  S to  Peoples  B & L Assn  Nov  15,  It  1 

b 1,  4 38  14,  8# $100 

Fickett  F H to  People’s  B & L Assn  dec  6, 

It  31  and  pt  32  b 1,  2 38  14,  8# $700 

Creevy  W J to  N Mareey  dec  8,  furn  159 

w JacKSon  st,  6 mos $200 

Howlett  H to  B Cavanaugh  dec  8,  ne  34  se 

34  19  37  12,  6# $1200 

Ziegler  M to  J B Sontag  dec  9,  Its  5 to  7 

etc  25  38  14,  3 yrs  7# $700 

Gerardin  E to  A C Van  Scbaack  dec  7,  It 

26  b 3,  13  39  13,  5 mths  8# $500 

Wiley  E N and  J M to  C M L Ins  Co  Nov 
17,  It  9 and  pt  16  b 59,  Hyde  Pare  2 yrs 

6# $2820 

Bush  W to  G H French  Nov  6,  Its  59  and 

60  Proviso.  2 yrs  6# $100 

Slobah  W to  Metropolitan  B & L Assn  dec 

8,  It  17  b 3,  33  40  14,  8# $1900 

Pendry  J Wto  O Snell  Sept  17,  pt  sw  34  2 

38  14,  5 yrs  6# $50,000 

Huse  O to  G N Hurlbut  Oct  1,  lease  of  It  3 

b 27,  Evanston  5 yrs $5000 

Wilder  M H to  G N Hurlbut  Oct  1,  lease 

of  It  2,  Evanston  5 yrs $5000 

Chi  Drop  Forge  and  Foundry  Co  to  W H 
Swift  Sept  28,  pt  22  37  14,  1 yr . . . . $45,000 
Noble  H A to  C Perm  B & L Assn  dec  7,  Its 
31  and  32,  L and  P sub,  9 38  14  8#..  $1000 
Jerpe  J F to  W N Best  Nov  4,  It  2 and  pt 

5,  b 2,  27  38  14,  7 m 7# $ 

Harmon  C S to  H W Austin  dec  1,  It  345 

etc  b 13,  8 39  14,  5 y,  5# $24,750 

Buss  C A to  Mut  B and  L Assn  Nov  28,  It 

33b  1,  10  39  13.... $300 

Lampe  G to  C J Hambleton  Nov  29,  Its  38 
to  40  b 6,  23  39  13.  5 yrs  6# $1600 


— Panel  Pictures  to  fit  in  doors  are  to  be 
found  in  most  paint  stores.  They  are  paint- 
ed in  oil.  The  door  should  never  be  painted 
white,  as  the  contrast  makes  the  panels  too 
glaring.  Oak  or  walnut  are  proper  tints. 


((UIT  CLAIM  1>KEI)8  A\l)  HIJIT- 
CliAIM  OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lt  16  blK  6 of  It  14,  Assrs  div  nw  34  32  39 
14,  Nov  24,  George  Adams  to  William 

Burke $1 

S 34  It  5 blk  3,  Prices  sub  nw  34  10  38  14, 

dec  1.  A Gage  to  C T Halsey $560 

Lts  6 and  7 Blk  30,  Dnncan’s  add  dec  7, 

Geo  Earl  toJ  H Keeler $1 

Lt  3,  Blk  2 blk  23,  E 34  31  39  14,  Nov  5, 

Nettie  M Beers  to  W Kinman $1 

Und  34  N 34  lt  7 blk  89  Nov  2,  S S add  dec 

4,  L Silverman  to  M Bnrke $1 

Lot  9 blk  44  S S add  dec  4,  Jas  M Monroe 

Jr  to  Hugh  H Clynch  $325 

Lot  17  blK  2 Elston  add  dec  6,  David 

Crawford  to  Mary  E Crawford $2000 

I Lt  8 blK  10  S S add  dec  1,  A Gage  to  J 

Brenocn $400 

Lt  3 blk  30  Sheffield’s  add  dec  8‘  Sadie  C 

Newburn  to  R L & C Zeng $75 

Lts  4,  5,  bis  1,  Eleanors  sub  s 12  aers  ne 
34  nw  34  1 0 38  14,  dec  4,  Alonzo  Ram- 
son to  Edw’d  Waller $5,000 

Und  34  blk  14  Clarkes  sub  e 34  sw  34  13  39 
13,  Dec  2,  Otto  Gelpike  to  C V Chand- 
ler   $1 

Shedd’s  Park  in  blk  7,  e of  R Rd  Lawn- 
dale Dec  11,  John  G Shedd  to  City  of 

Chicago $1 

W 12234  ft  of  lot  2 of  lt  20  North  add  dec 
10,  Heirs  of  Elizabeth  Kuchenheiser  to 

H Witty $1000 

Lot  11  blK  46  Elston  add  Sept  30,  C A 

Sawyer  to  W S Gumel $25 

Lt  5 blk  9,  Ogden’s  add  Nov  13,  E Otter- 

bach  to  L Mortenson $900 

W % n 120  acs  nw  34  6 38  1 4,  Oct  6 ’85,  S 
Robinson  et  al  to  est  of  George  Barnett 
$100 


JUDGMENTS. 

SUPEEIOB  OOUBT. 

100640  Citizen’s  Bk  of  La  v Chas  Cavaroc 
Jr.  On  findg  $4908,75.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

105638  J Spry  Lumber  Co  v G P Van  Ev- 
erin.  By  deflt,  428.16  and  gen  and  sped 
exn, 

105718  1st  Nat  Bk  v E W & John  Q Fergu- 
son, E B Howard  and  Nathan  M Neeld. 
By  deflt,  $10,158.33.  Gen  exn  v E W Fer- 
guson and  sped  exn  v others. 

82201  Jas  R Paul  v Chas  Leyenberger.  Mo 
n t denied  and  judgt  $3511.66.  Appl;  bond 
in  20  ds  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds.  Exn  stayed 
20  ds. 

105463  Geo  S Blakeslee  v John  VWeckler. 
By  deflt  $300. 

106273  Friend  & Eox  Paper  Co  v A P T El- 
der. On  afft  $191.53. 

100248  Perry  H Smith  et  al  exrs  v Geo  L 
Dunlap.  On  findg,  $16,806,94.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

100856  Cent  Natl  Bk  v Paul  E Tabel.  Oa 
ver,  $237.19. 

100871  Henry  A Rust  et  al  v Village  of  Hyde 
Pare.  On  findg,  $1024.20.  Appl  bond  an* 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

106533  Orson  S McAllister  v Chas  Baltz.  By 
deflt,  $714. 

105565  Bk  of  British  N A v Nathan  M Neeld 
E B Howard,  J Q & E M Ferguson,  $4851- 
48  and  gen  exn  as  to  E W Ferguson,  and 
no  exn  as  to  others. 

101025  Felix  Tolamon,  use  etc  v JohnF. 
Reid.  On  findg,  3186.40. 

100292  Olive  H Rhea  v Geo  W Powell.  On 
mer,  $659.46. 

101166  Hume  R Buchanan  v ,Wm  B Orcutt. 
On  ver,  $282.50. 

103418  Edward  S Dreyer  v Jno  E McMahon 
On  pi,  $325. 

101679  L S & M S Ry  Co  v David  Wylie. 
By  deflt,  $2533.33. 

101206  W Hughson  et  al  v Louis  and  Jacob 
Reinach  and  Dietrich  Kahn.  By  deflt, 
$1047.16. 


692 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


106241  Edward  Stern  et  al  v Physicians’ 
Supply  Co.  By  detit  $298.25. 

101546  H P Kellogg  et  alv  E E Swiney.  On 
ver  $672.90. 

106040  Geo  G RobinsoN  et  al  v G P Van  Ev- 
eren.  By  deflt,  $3495.07  and  gen  and 
sped  exn. 

195632  N Ludington  v Same.  Same  $399.09 
and  gen  and  sped  exn. 

101326  David  T Miller  v Chas  Rehm.  On  ver 
$814. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

58345  Wm  Sims  v Archibald  Cam  pbell.  By 
deflt,  $21.52. 

45061  Margaret  Elser  v Karl  F Keppler.  On 
ver,  $1500. 

57477  Mary  J Lucy  et  al  v Hibernian  Bkg 
Assn.  By  agreet  $645.77  n c.  Suit  dis  as 
to  admr. 

58204  Gilbert  Olson  v Valentine  Gromer  et 
al.  By  deflt  $229. 

TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

3121  T J West  v Albert  Quastenberg  $22. 

3122  Sidney  Thomas  v Eliza  Tobin.  $63. 

3123  Christ  Parthum  v Peter  Pienik.  $101  - 
50, 

3124  Wm  Schumacher  v Joseph  Kaiawski 
$4250. 

3125  Webster  & Comstock  Mfg  Co  v David 
Wylie.  $139.38. 

3126  Same  v Same.  $140.68. 

3127  Frances  Norwood  et  al  v Louis  Lewin- 
sohn.  $73.20. 

3128  D Lertherbee  v Same.  $197.78, 

3129  John  W Ely  vR  Lespinasse.  $30. 

3130  W W Ramsey  v Jas  Reilly.  $103.94. 

3131  Theodore  Nelson  v John  Fentense 
$64.92. 

3132  NiblocK  C & M Co  v Henry  V & E J 
Wagner.  $120.26. 

3133  L Eliel  et  al  v Emil  Zott.  $200. 

3134  Chas  Kuie  v Frederick  Henk  and  Chas 
H Brown.  $44.80. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5939  John  C Bowen  v Jas  & Catherine  Dem- 
psey. Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $405.80. 
Appl;  b ond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

6895  Albert  H Baldwin  v Sylvanus  Wilde  & 
Jesse  W Cook.  By  deflt,  $300. 

6813  A W Zimmerman  use  of  J J Ryan  v 
Harden  Hand  Grenade  F Ex  Co.  On  ans 
$50.43.  ’ 


THOMAS  nelson.  [Establish  ed  1856].  w.  p.  nelson. 

T.  NELSON  & SON. 

Dealers  in 


o , tit  , Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash  Ave,.  mEPHOIII!  CHICAGO. 


Jan.  11, 

Lots  23  and  24  in  block  7 in  Ira  Brown’s  add  to  D< 
plaines.  David  E Fiske,  Trustee.  L N. 

Jan.  13. 

Lts  1 and  2 in  b 3 of  H O Stone’s  sub  of  Astor’s  adi 
E C Wentworth,  Assignee.  L N. 

Jan.  15, 

Lot  17  of  sub-lot  2 of  Stinson’s  sub  of  the  wly  pa 
of  lot  6 in  b 25  in  (he  C T’s  sub  of  s frac  of  sec  29 
14.  Fannie  B Newman,  Admi.  I.  N. 


jZNISELY  & MILLER,  129&1Staint0,lSt 

SLATE,  TIN  AND  IRON  ROOFERS,  Manufacturers 


GALVANIZED  IRON. 

The  Hayes  Patent 

SKY-LIGHTS. 

(Under  License.) 


Warranted  not  to  leak  from  outside  storm  or  inside 
condensation. 


CORNICES,  ETC. 

orrugated 
Conductor  Pipe. 


Warranted  not  to  Burst 
when  full  of  Ice. 


U.  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT. 

536  Vermont  Life  Ins  Co  v Winfield  N Sat 
tley  and  David  A Coe.  $1117  and  sci  fa  as- 
to  Hall. 

544  J I Case  Thrashing  Machine  Co  v Elias 
Weigle  and  Wm  Kersey.  $1685.37. 

337  Andrew  Nelson  v Allen  Paper  Carwheel 
Co.  $750.  Mo  n t 

610  E Solomon  v E S Skmilt.  $543. 

592  Henry  Hemmelgarn  v E G Pahl.  $874.- 
23. 

649  Pierre  T M de  Bourrand  v Jules  Berr. 
$652.36. 

A BILL  FOB  KE8TI1V6  TITLES. 

The  Union  League  Club,  the  Commercial 
Club,  the  Iroquois  Club,  the  Citizens  Associ- 
ation and  the  Real  Estate  Board,  for  the  pur- 
pose of  considering,  among  other  matters, 
the  question  of  real  estate  titles  in  counties 
where  the  records  have  been  destroyed  by 
fire,  appointed  committees  from  among  their 
organizations,  to  draft  a bill  for  an  act  in 
in  relation  to  th'  title  to  real  estate,  where 
the  records  have  been  lost  or  destroyed. 
These  committees  met  together  and  formed 
a general  committee,  and  that  general  com- 
mittee tooK  into  consideration  the  matter, 
and  appointed  a sub  committee  to  consider 
and  draft  a bill  upon  the  subject. 

The  following  gentlemen  werejappointed 
upon  the  sub-committee,  viz:  A.  M.  Pence, 
Chairman,  John  P.  Wilson,  Harvey  B.  Hurd, 
John  L.  Thompson,  W.  D.  Kerfoot  and  Geo! 
0.  Walner,  who  represent  the  various  clubs 
mentioned. 

The  sub  committee  drafted  a bill  and  sub- 
mitted it  for  consideration  to  the  general 
committee  and  after  a full  descussion  and 
several  suggestions  it  was  referred  back  to 
the  sub-committee  with  directions  to  re-draft 
the  bill  and  embrace  in  it  the  points  agreed 
upon,  and  to  have  the  same  printed  and  to 
again  bring  it  before  the  general  committee 
so  formed.  They  were  also  directed  to  lay 
the  matter  specially  before  the  abstract 
makers,  and  to  invite  them  to  be  present  at 
the  next  meeting  of  the  general  committee 
and  to  hear  all  that  could  be  said  in  opposi- 
tion to  the  scheme  proposed,  and  thus,  if 
possible,  put  the  matter  in  a shape  that 
would  be  satisfactory  to  the  community. 

As  soon  as  the  bill  is  likely  to  become  a 
law  we  will  publish  it  in  full,  revised. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

i _____ 

I»ec.  18. 

Commencing  at  the  nw  corner  of  e half  of  sw  quar 
of  sec  23  37  11.  Alonzo  M Griffen,  Special  Commis- 
sioner. L A. 

December  20. 

Lot  14  in  blck  2 in  Smith’s  sub  of  ne  qr  of  ne  qr  of 
sec  18  39  14;  also  lot  2 in  the  sub  of  lots  32  33  and  the 
west  8 ft  of  lot  34,  in  lot  4 block  8 of  Rockwell’s  add; 
also  lots  1 and  14  in  b 21  and  lot  I in  blk  22  in  town  of 
Tremont,  Tazewell  Co,  111.  Jno.  T.  Noyes,  Master. 
LN. 

Lot  16  in  blk  11  in  James  Couch’s  sub  of  n Yz  of  .4  Vi 
of  nw  qr  of  sec  13  39  13.  Jno  T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

A part  of  Edson’s  sub  of  s !4  of  nw  quar  of  nw  qr  of 
sec  8 40  14.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  42  and  43  in  b 1 in  Prout  & Coleman’s  re-sub  of 
e 19  acs  of  s 25  acs  of  se  qr  of  sec  4 38  14.  J T Noyes, 
Master.  L N. 

Lot  2 in  J A Yale’s  2d  re-sab  of  b 43  in  Elston’s  add 
Also  lot  5 in  the  sub  of  lot  3,  with  the  n part  of  lot  2 
in  blck  9 of  Sheffield’s  add.  Caroline  Boegel,  Admi. 
L N. 

Dec.  21. 

Lot  2 in  the  e V,  of  blk  12  in  Butler,  Wright  & Web- 
ster’s add.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  11  of  lot  2 of  Nicholes’  sub  of  east  Vi  of  lots  15 
and  16  in  sec  16  38  14.  S F Hanchett,  Sheriff,  L N. 

Premises  in  the  village  of  Melrose,  Cook  County, 
III.,  s half  sec  3 and  n half  sec  10  39  12;  lots  4 5 10  11 
16  I7  30  and  31  b 123.  Also  premises  in  s half  sec  3,  n 
half  sec  10,  same,  betw’n  the  public  road  and  24th  av, 
lots  40  41  46  47  52  53  60  61  64  65  68  and  69,  b 138,  same. 

Also  lots  4 5 10  11  16  17  22  23  28  29  34  and  35,  blk  139, 
in  Melrose.  E P Peabody,  Trustee.  I.  O. 

Dec.  22. 

Lot  6 in  B W Thomas  and  Matthew  Laflin’s  sub  of 
out-lot  or  blk  15  in  C T’s  sub  of  w half  and  w half  ne 
qr  of  section  17  39  14.  Frank  R Chandler,  Trustee. 
L N. 

Sub-lot  3 in  the  sub  of  lots  5 6 and  7 in  blk  54  in  the 
C T’s  new  sub,  of  lots  and  blocks  in  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39 
14.  Emma  Conley,  Admi.  L N. 

Dec.  23. 

Lot  13  b 3 in  Hamburg  in  Sami  Gebr’s  sub  of  blks 
23  and  24  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  33  39  14.  Sam’l  B Ling 
lee,  Admr.  L A. 

Dec.  27. 

Blk  21  In  Samuel  S Hayes’  Kelvyn  Grove  add  to 
Chicago,  said  add  being  a sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  27  40  13 
John  T Noyes,  Master.  LN. 

Lots  8 9 10  11  in  Hopkinson  & Gorton’s  sub  of  e Vi 
of  lots  15  and  16  in  blk  4 of  the  Blue  Island  Land  and 
Bld’ng  Co’s  sub,  known  as  Washington  Heights,  all 
being  in  east  haif  of  se  qr  of  sec  7 37  14.  H T Steele, 
Master.  L N. 

The  e Vi  of  lot  37  in  b 3 of  Johnston’s  sub  of  the  nw 
qr  of  sw  qr  of  aec  19  39  14.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  5 in  blk  4 in  C T’s  sub  of  w Vi  and  so  much  of 
the  se  qr  as  lies  west  of  the  south  branch  of  Chicago 
rivor,  of  sec  21  39  14;  also  lots  21  to  28  in  the  sub  of 
the  s 290  ft  of  lot  2 in  b 43  in  the  0 T’s  sub  of  west  Vi, 


and  so  much  of  se  qr  as  lies  west  of  the  south  branch 
of  river  of  sec  21  39  14;  also  lots  33  to  36  in  the  sub  of 
e half  of  blk  93  in  the  C T’s  sub  of  w half  of  sec  27  39 
14.  H Waller,  Master.  L N. 

E Vi  of  ljt  12  in  G B Chandler’s  sub  of  out-lot  11  in 
Mich.  & 111.  Cent  Trustees’  sub  of  the  w Vi  and  w Vi  of 
the  ne  quar  of  sec  17  39 14;  also  the  e Vi  of  interior  lot 
35  of  Parson’s  sub  of  interior  portion  of  Chandler’s 
sub  of  blk  11  in  C T’s  sub  of  w ^ and  w of  ne  qr  of 
sec  17  39  14.  J R Custer,  Master.  LN. 

Dec.  28. 

Lot  2 of  lot  13  b 19  in  Watriss’  sub  of  w half  of  n w 
qr  of  sw  quar  of  sec  18  37  15.  and  e half  (south  of  the 
Indian  Boundary  Line)  of  sec  13  37  14.  8 F Han- 
chett, Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  20  b 22  in  sub  of  w half  sw  qr  of  sec  5 39  14.  S 
F Hanchett,  Sheriff.  LN. 

Lots  27  and  28  of  Daniel’s  sub  of  e half  of  blk  3 in 
Johnston’s  sub  of  e half  of  se  qr  of  sec  36  40 14;  also 
lot  75  in  b 23  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  5 39  14.  S F Han- 
chett, Sheriff,  L N. 

Lot  14  in  b 4 in  H C Morey’s  sub  of  n half  of  lot  30 
in  S T’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  L N. 

Lots  10  and  11  in  the  sub  of  s Vi  of  blk  6 in  Brand’s 
add.  Margaretha  Walter.  Admx.  L N. 

Lot  85  in  blk  3 in  Sampson  & Green’s  add.  Maria 
Spalinger,  Admx.  L N. 

Dec.  30. 

Beginning  at  a point  41  rods  north  of  the  s e corner 
of  ne  qr  of  sec  12  40  13.  Lyman  A Budlong,  Joseph 
A Budlong,  Executors.  L A. 

Jan.  5. 

The  und  half  interest,  subject  to  the  right  ef  dow- 
er, of  Julia  R Loomis,  in  lot  24  in  Wilson’s  sub  of 
231  2-10  ft  of  n 664  ft  of  w half  of  the  nw  qr  of  sec  18 
14.  E P.  Loomis,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lots  20  21  22  23  and  24  in  b 2 in  Taylor’s  2d  add  to 
South  Chicago,  being  a sub  of  sw  frcl  )4  of  frl  sec  5 
32  15.  John  T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

The  n 192  ft  of  e 125  ft  of  lot  47,  and  s 175  ft  of  e 125 
ft  of  said  lot;  and  the  w 33  ft  of  e 158  ft  of  south  126 
ft  of  said  lot,  being  in  Everts  & Jeffery’s  div  of  land 
in  secs  14  and  15  43  12.  W.  A.  Montgomery,  Trustee 
L N. 

Lots  8 and  9 in  Hopkinson  & Gorton’s  sub  of  e Vi  of 
lots  15  and  16  in  blk  4 of  the  Blue  Island  Land  and  B 
Co’s  sub,  known  as  Washington  Heights;  all  in  e Vi  of 
se  >4  of  seo  7 37  14.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

The  unexpired  term  of  the  leasehold  interest  be- 
longing to  said  defendant,  Henry  Guerdon,  in  and  to 
lot  6 in  Hamline’s  sub  of  the  n qr  of  b 52  in  the  C sub 
of  sec  7 39  14;  also  the  unexpired  term  of  the  lease- 
hold interest  belonging  to  said  defendant,  Amie  M 
Hale,  in  and  to  lot  7 in  Hamline’s  sub  of  the  n qr  of 
blk  52  In  the  Canal  Trustees’  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  H T 
Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  35  in  bln  16  in  Taylor’s  2d  add  to  So  Chicago, 
being  a sub  of  the  sw  fracl  qr  of  frcl  sec  5 37  15.  Jno 
T Noyes,  Master.  L.  N. 

Jan.  14. 

All  that  strip  of  land  lying  and  being  between  the 
eastern  boundary  line  of  lots  12  to  19  in  b 3 in  Moo- 
dy’s sub  of  a part  of  east  half  of  sw  qr  of  sec  84  39  14. 

C R Matson,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  26  27  and  28  in  blk  2 and  lots  1 and  2 b 8 in  D S 
Lee’s  add'  C R Matson,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  5 in  the  sub  of  Its  11 12  13  and  15  in  b 56  in  0 T’s 
sub  of  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14.  C R Matson,  Sheriff.  L N. 


HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

— Painting  on  earthenware  has  become  a 
exceedingly  favorite  recreation  of  late  yeari 
and  there  are  many  different  names  give 
to  the  ware  nsed  for  ornamentation;  eve 
common  stoneware  can  be  tastefully  deco 
rated  for  the  cabinet  or  toilet  table;  thos 
of  picturesque  form  are  the  most  suitabl 
for  the  purpose;  the  old  earthan  jars  ar 
very  ornamental,  decorated  with  some  favor 
ite  floral  design  in  oil  colors  and  used  as  1 
receptacle  for  palms,  ferns  and  vines  falling 
over  them. 

— Tiny  wash-boards  are  gilded,  decoratec 
with  ribbons,  and  form  unique  shaving  cases 
Even  the  wooden  potato-shovel  is  paintec 
with  some  favorite  bit  of  scenery  and  adorni 
a corner  in  the  drawing-room;  and  nov 
comes  the  beef-steak  broiler,  which  is  sc 
transformed  that  one  would  never  dream  oi 
its  originrl  use.  The  wires  are  gilded,  and 
bright  lined  ribbons  are  run  through  the 
spaces,  and  the  attractive  arrangement  is 
suspended  from  the  side  wall  for  holding 
newspapers. 

— The  revival  of  brass  as  an  ornamental 
accessory  to  furniture  and  the  furnishing  of 
onr  apartments,  has  already  shown  itself  tc 
be  online  the  usual  run  of  fashionable 
freaKs,  inasmuch  as  it  promises  to  be  per-, 
manent  and  fixed.  Brass  bedsteads  please 
the  popular  taste;  they  are  shown  in  plain 
styles  and  with  canopy  frames.  Brass  ta: 
bles  with  ivory  tops  are  considered  very  ele- 
gant, and  many  of  them  have  chains  and 
drops  attached  to  the  corners.  Clocks  are 
made  of  brass;  the  legs  of  ornamental  ta- 
bles, curtain  rods,  candlesticKs,  in  fact  brass 
is  being  put  into  shapes  never  heard  of  be- 
fore, and  in  a variety  of  household  articles 
has  taken  the  place  of  wood  and  other  met- 
als. 


BUILDINGS  MOVED, 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  experienced 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  very 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  parties 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

PIERES 


0OOOCCOOCOGOCOCOOOOOOOOO 


FOR  INTERIOR  DECORATION. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


REAL  ESTATE  ANI)  BUILDING  JOURNAL 


-)  CHICAGO  (— 


V A ■(  l>  P1UOKS- < 
Itiiil'ling  Material. 

Common  building  brick * 7 00@  7 25 

Treutou  pressed  brick 4d  . . 

St.  Louis  pressed  brick  27 

Philadelphia  pressed  brick  47  .. 

Milwaukee  pressed  brick 25 

InJiaua  pressed  brick  16  U0@20  . . 

Baltimore  pressed  brick ^55 

Fire  brick 25  00040 

Lime,  $ bbl 75@  9 1 

Lime,  iu  bulk,  bbl 60 

Colored  mortar,  ip  ib 4 

Stucco,  lb  1 75@  1 95 

Plasteridg  hair,  ip  bu 20@  25 

White  sand 1 05 

Akron  and  Utica  cement,  ip  bbl 1 00 

Louisville  and  Milwaukee  cement,  bbl  1 25 

Portland  cement,  ^ bbl 3 00@  3 25 

Marble  dust,  38  bbl  1 75 

THICK  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch *47  0O@48  On 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1%  and  1)4  inches 45  ..048  00 

3d  clear,  154  and  154  42  ..@43  00 

2 inches 44 

A select,  154  and  154  inches 38  ..@39  .. 

A select,  2 inches 40  @41 

B select,  154,  154  and  2 inches 31  00@32  .. 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together  26  . . @27  . . 

2x4  B,  select  20 

2x6  clear  and  select 34 

2x8  36  .. 

All  one  length,  *1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear  46  00@47  00 

3d  clear  40  ..@42 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward  34  . . @35 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base)  34  . .@35 

7 and  8 inches  B (base)  30  ..@31 

B select 25  ..@26 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward,  24  ..@25 

All  one  length,  $1  extra.  I 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — HOUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft 41  00@12  00 

B 36  ..@37  .. 

„ . C 31  . . @32  . . 

12  in.  com.,  12  ft 14  @15 

18  ft 16. 

12-inch  com.  10  and  20  ft 16  50@18  .. 

D stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  19  @20  . . 

18  feet 22  ..@23  .. 

20  feet  23 

12  in,  No  2, 12  ft [ ’ 13  00 

14  and  16  ft  12  ..@12  50 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

O 33  00  I 

D 22  00  | 

Add  to  foregoing  prices  for  dressing  one  side,  $B 
two  sides,  $1  50 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  ank  fencing,  for  dressing 
one  side,  $1;  two  sides,  *1.50. 

beaded  ceiling— tied. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch 22  00@23  00 

A 20  ..@21  50 

B 18  50@20  50 

C 14  50@15  .. 

Clear  and  A,  % -inch,  6-inch 30  . @32  .. 

Clear  and  A.  54 -inch,  6 inch 32  . .@33  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 28  ..@29  Oh 

B,  54  insh  . 6 inch 31  ..@32  00 

COMMON  AND  GULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 12  ..@13  00 

,‘  14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  0U@14  . . 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  ..@12  .. 

No.  3 “ “ 8 50 @ 9 . . 

Common  154  and  154-inch 12  5l)@15  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  feet 13  50@14  50 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  ,.®14  . 

No.  2 fencing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 10  50@11  50 

No  2 „ 16  ft 11  50@12  50 

No  3,  all  lengths 8 5U@  9 00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12  and  14 12  5U@12  50 

16  ft 12  5U@13  50 

Norway,  No  1 14 

Add  to  nrices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
on  side,  II  two  sidas.  II  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-meh 33  50  to  34 

B 31  ..  to  32  .. 

C 23  . . to  24  03 

No  1 Fencing,  6-inch 16  i0 

10  feet 14  00 

Clear  and  A 4-inch 30  . . to  32 

B 1 28  ..to  29  .. 

C 24  ..  t.  25  .. 

Norway  clear  and  A, 21  . to  22  .. 

B,  6-inch 19  ..  to  20  .. 

B,  4-inch 19  . . to  20 

C,  6-inch 17  . . to  18  . . 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or 

ship  lap 14  50  to  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or 

ship  lap 15  . . to  16  . . 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 39  50 

B 35  10 

C 26  . . to  27 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 

1st  and  2d  clear $39  00 

A siding  strips 36  00  to  37  00 

A flooring  strips  31  . . to  32  . . 

B “ “ 29  . . to  30  . . 

0 “ “ 22  ..  to  23  .. 

SIDING— TIED. 

ist  and  2d  clear 21  . . to  22 

A siding 19  50  to  20  50 

B 18  ..  to  19  50 

C 13  50  to  14  U0 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 9 50  to  10  50 

%-inch  drop  siding,  6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  morn  than 
flooring. 

TIMBER,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

Note. — The  prices  quoted  in  the  table  are  those 
Bxedby  the  meeting  of  Sept.  7.  The  present  selling 
prices  are  112  for  2x4  to  2x10,  12  to  16  feet;  *12.f>0@ 
13  for  same  sizes,  18  feet.  For  longer  lengths,  and 
for  all  2x12  and  small  timbers,  there  are  but  slight 
concessions  made  from  the  List,  if  any. 

All  2x4,  2x6,  2x8  & 2x10—12,  14,  16  feet..  12  50 

“ “ “ *•  2x12,  4x4  to  8x8 — 

18  feet 13  00 

All  2x22,  4x4  to  8x8—12,  14  and  16  feet. . . 13  01 

All  2x4—20,  22  and  24  feet 14  6o 


A 1C  MM'S*—  IUC  V. 

All  2x6— 20  feet 

" —22  feet 

" —24  feet 

All  2x8—2 1 feet  

“ —22  feet 

“ —24  feet 

2x10—20  feet 

'•  — 22  and  24  ft  

2x12— 20  ft,  115.  22  ft,  $17.  24  ft, 

4x4  to  8x8— 20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $16.  24  ft, 

Cull  plauli,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width 


13  50 

16  50 

17  00 

14  51 

15  00 

15  50 
14  00 

17  00 

18  00 

16  00 
9 0t@  9 50 


MAHOGANY. 

Cuba,  1st,  1 to  9 in 

145  00 

2d,  1 to  2 in 

115  00 

Mexican,  1st,  1 to  in 

no  o 

2d,  1 to  2 in 

115  00 

St.  Jago,  1 to  2 in  

180  00 

10 

14 

18 

23 

34 

50 

1lA 


2x4,  cull,  12,  14  and  16  ft 10  01  @10  50 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 

5 “ *'  “ “ 

6 “ “ “ “ 

7 “ “ “ 

8 “ “ “ “ 

9 to  11  “ “ “ 

8 inch,  sawed  J4,  7 feet 

9 to  11,  “ 54,  7 feet 11 

5!4  inch,  “ lA,  7 feet 7 lA 

6 “ “ V- , 7 feet 9 

7 “ “ H,  7 feet 11 

8 “ “ lA,  7 feet 16 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common $8  G0@9  00 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  0(1 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

1(4  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected ...  19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  60 

2)4 -inch 00  00 

2(4-ioch 00  65 

3-inch 00  70 

SHINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Extra  A $2  25@2  40 

Choice  A 2 lu@2  20 

Standard  A 2 10 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 20 

Standard  Cedar 2 00 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

Lath — car  loads— Dry 1 75 


7 00 
7 00 


Coal, 

Anthracite,  range  and  nut I 

Anthracite,  egg 

Anthracite,  pea  „ _ 

flannel 6 00@  7 00 

Erie  and  Brier  Hill 

Illinois 

ludlunu  block 6 00 

Indiana  lunik *8® 

Baltimore  and  Ohio f>  25 

Blossburg * 6 M 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Oa,loirr,.ining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  aDd  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 

Building  Materials  q j,  j cago 

For  Sale. 


SEWER 


RHOADS  & 

RAMSEY. 

107  La  SalieSt. 

Yards— 89  N.  Elizabeth 
Street. 

35th  st.  & L Sc  s.  M.S.  R.R. 


EIRE  BRICK 


FIRE  CLAY. 


P-l-P-E. 


HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in $12  00@24  00 

1)4  in  and  over 25  00  28 

Common 15  Of  @17 

10  00  12 


23  00 

24  00 
12  00 

6 00 

24  00 

15  00 

16  00 
35  00 

, 22  00 
12  00 


26  00 


26  00 


65  00  75 

70  00  80 
45  00  50 
25  00  30 
100  00  175 
45  00  50 
25  00  35 


65  00 
75  00 
30  00 


Cull 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  1)4  in 

Thicker 

Common 

Cull 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

1st  & 2d 

Common 

Cull 

Timbers 

Quarter-sawed 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 

Common 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d  

Axles 

Cull 

Reaches 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d.  1 in 

Thicker 

Common .... 

Cull 

Counter  tops.  18  iuch  and  up 

Balusters,  3x3 

1 )4xl!4  & 2x2 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 

Thick 

Common 

Cull • 00 

BUTTERNUT, 

1st  & 2d 30  00 

1st  & 2d,  in  and  up 35  00 

CHESTNUT. 

1st  and  2d 32  50 

1st  and  2d,  1^4  inch  and  upwards 35  00 

• SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 22  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 6 00 

Los  i nn  12  00 

HARD  MAPLE. 

1st  & 2d 20  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 5 00 

BASSWOOD. 

1st  & 2d 

Common 

Cull 

Log  Run 

BIRCH 

1st  & 2d 23  00 

Common 12  00 

Cull 600 

ROCK  ELM. 

15t  fl  2d  

Common 

Cull  

SYCAMORE. 

Common  and  better 16  00 

Quarter-sawed,  1st  & 2d 22  00 

BEECH. 

Common  and  better 

Cull 

Log  Run 

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling.. . 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  thick 

CYPRESS. 


25  00 

26 
14 

8 

26  00 

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WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  POKTER, 
PEAL  ESTATE  '/  108  & 110  Dearborn 

Room  7.  5 »t.,  - Chicago. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

■looms  15-17.  90  LaSalle  Sti  eet. 


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Geo.  A.  Armour,  1932  Calumet  av 
W.  H.  Laird — (Laird,  Norton  k Co  ) 

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F IMI.  CLARKE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 

85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
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Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

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Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

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CHICAGO,  SATURDAY.  DEC.  25,  1886. 


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INDEX  TO  CONTENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS— REAL-ESTATE  AND  LOANS I. 

THE  REAL-ESTATE  MARKET— LOANS II. 

THE  BUILDING  DEPARTMENT— PROPOSED  NEW  BUILDINGS III. 

SELECT  LIST  OF  PROPERTY  FOR  SALE IV. 

THE  RECORD V. 

THE  RECORD-  Continued VI. 

SUBURBAN  WARRANTY  DEEDS— AGREEMENTS VII. 

TRUST  DEEDS VIII. 

MORTGAGES— CHATTEL  MORTGAGES  IX. 

BILLS  OF  SALE— JUDGMENTS— ASSIGNMENTS X. 

REAL  ESTATE  LAW— DECORATIVE  NOTES,  ETC XI. 

SHERIFF’S  SALES— FORECLOSURES XII. 


GOOD  PIANOS  for  RENT 


Pianos  and  Organs 

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the  beautiful  BEHR  BROS.  Pianos,  the  MATHUSHEK  and  ESTEY 
Pianos,  the  incomparable  ESTEY  ORGAN,  and  cheaper  Pianos 
and  Organs — all  at  lowest  prices  for  cash  or  on  time.  Call  and 
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buying.  Bargains  in  second  hand  Pianos.  Pianos  tuned. 


188  and  190  State  Street.  CHICAGO. 


*203  North  Broadway,  ST.  LOUIS. 


The  Sidewalk  around 

the  CITY  HALL  is 


Superior  and  Cheaper  than  Stone. 
Address,  The  Granolithic  Co., 
O'-i'Z  Chicago  Opera  House  Building 


Western  Empire  Gas  ■ Burner 

FURNACES ! 

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No  Gas!  No  Dirt! 

Easy  to  Regulate! 

Little  Trouble! 
One  Fire  Lasts  Entire  Season. 

Grate  Always  Clear. 

J.  M.  HATCH  & CO., 

Successors  to  HATCH  & BREEZE, 

No.  50  State  St.,  CHICAGO. 

ALSO  AGENTS  FOR 

RADIANT  HOME  and  Art  Leader  Heating  Stoves, 
Andes  and  Parkland  Ranges, 

And  all  kinds  of  House  Furnishiug  Goods  and  Kitchen  Outfits. 


THOMAS  NELSON. 


W.  P.  NELSON. 


[Established  1856]. 

T.  NELSON  & SON 

Dealers  in 


Painters  and  Decorators. 

246  Wabash.  Ave,.  TEhKPHOlVE,  5716.  CHICAGO. 


236  SOUTH  WATER  ST. 

Are  now  publishing  a reliable  and  complete  ATLAS  of  the  TOWN  OF 
CICERO.  Scale,  200  ft.  to  an  inch.  Price,  $40.  Full  Bound.  Also  have 
in  preparation  an  ATLAS  of  JEFFERSON.  EDWIN  MILNER,  Agt. 

Chicago  Anderson  Pressed  Brick 

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157  LaSalle  St.,  CHICAGO. 


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MAIN  OFFICE:— 103  DEARBORN  ST. 

YARDS  A\I)  OFFICES : 

CITY  ] Lincoln  Ave.  and  Chicago  and  Evanston  R.  R.  > LAKE  VIEW 

Telephone  130&.  1 Clybourn  Ave.  and  Chicago  & Evanston  R.  R.  [ Telephone  395& 


Imported  Rock  Asphalt. 

Water]  tight  floors  over  wood  or  cement,  for  Stables,  Stores, 
Breweries,  Milt  Houses,  etc. 

Water  proof  and  Fire  Proof 

SIMPSON  BROS., 

Koom  15.  150  LaSalle  Street.  OHICAOO. ) TT  T 
Telephone  883.  ) 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


DIRECTORY 

— OF  — 

Real  Estate,  Loan  i Renting 

) -A.  O-  ENTS,  ( 


ALLES,  John  Jr.,  Rm.  30,  125  S.  Clark  st.  9 to  12  a.m. 
ANDERSON,  Gustavus,  153  East  Randolph  st. 
ANDERSON,  A.  B.,  k CO.,  1066  Lincoln  Avenue. 

BAIRD  & BRADLEY,  Rms.  1517,  90  La  Salle  st. 
BALDWIN,  Byron  A.,  & Co.,  154  Washinton  st. 
BARNES  & PARISH,  157  La  Salle  st. 

BARTLETT,  John  A.,  Rm.  21,  152  La  Salle 
BERGSTEDT,  C.  G..  80  Dearborn  st.  Room  19. 
BOWES,  Jerome  P.,  & Co.,  184  Dearborn  st. 
BREMER,  Jacob,  South  Chicago. 

BROWN,  Peter,  3519  Cottage  Grove  av. 

BRAGG,  F.  A.,  k Co.,  95  Washington  st. 

BOGUE  & HOYT  174  Dearborn  st. 

BRINTON,  H.  H„  1187  k 1334  Van  Buren  St. 

BUDD,  W O.,  6013  Wright  Street,  Englewood, 


CARBINE,  Thomas,  329  W.  Lake  st. 

CAMPBELL  BROS.,  149  Madison  st. 

CHASE,  J,  J..  Room  14,  Major  Block. 

CLARKE,  F.  M.  Room  4,  85  Washington  st. 
CULLERTON,  E.  F..  Rooms  15  k 16—195  La  Lalle  St. 

IkAVIS,  W.  L„  & Co.,  Rm.  1,  153  Randolph  st. 
DELAMATER,  S.,  56  Dearborn  st.  Humboldt  Park 
property  a specialty. 

DREYER,  E.  S..  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 

DVORAK  & PECBA,  439  West  18th  St.,  Chicago,  III 

EDWARDS  & RICHARDS,  Winnepeg  Blk,  S.  Chicago. 
ELDER,  R.  S.,  (Rooms  18  and  20),  110  Dearborn  St. 
ELLIOTT,  Frank  M.,  Rms.  6 and  7,  125  La  Salle  st. 
ESTATE  of  F.  C.  Porter,  Rm,  7, 108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 

«iALLISTEL,  M,  W.,  cor.  ave.  K.  and  106th  St.,  Cole- 
hour,  III. 

GETCHELL,  Edw.  F„  & Co.,  Rm.  6,  125  Dearborn  st, 
GEHR,  Sam’l,  k Son,  114  Dearborn  st. 

GOODMAN,  Chas.,  115  Dearborn  st. 

GORDON,  C.  U.,  k Co.,  79  Dearborn  st. 

GOLDY  k ZURBURG,  111  La  Salle  st. 

GOODMAN,  Jas.  B.,  & Co.,  68  Washington  st. 
GOODRIDGE,  Edward,  & Co.,  Sangamon  k Madison. 
GRIFFIN  k DWIGHT,  Washington  and  Halsted  sts. 
GROSS,  S.  E.,  k Co.,  Dearborn  and  Randolph  sts. 
GUNZENHAUSER,  John,  Rm.  1,  38  S.  Clark  st. 


HAMILTON,  D.  G.,  94  Washington  st. 

HARTIGAN  k SON.,  Room  6,  106  Fifth  ave, 
HERTEL,  CHARLES  A.,  51st  and  State  Streets. 
HYMAN,  R.  W.,  Jr.,  k Co.,  Rm.  9,  184  Dearborn  st. 
JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH,  N.  W.  cor.  Lincoln  and 
Belmont  aves. 

K.ERFOOT,  Wm.  D.,  & Co.  85  Washington  st. 
KEEFE,  T.  P.,  146  La  Salle  st. 

KNIGHT  k MARSHALL,  97  S.  Clark  st. 

KNOBLE,  A.  M.,  Rm.  24,  116  k 118  Dearborn. 
KRIMBILL,  Andrew,  Commercial  Bl’k,  S,  Chicago 
City  office  with  D.  S.  Taylor,  107  Dearborn  st. 


EANE,  Jas.  R.,  196  La  Salle  St. 

LEAGUE,  Wm.,  k Co.,  Rm.  217,  Royal  Ins.  Building. 
LIMBERG  A.,  I740  Ashland  Ave.,  nr.  Belmont  Ave. 
LYMAN  k GIDDINGS,  Rm.  25,  101  Washington  st. 


MAGILL,  J.  C.,  k Co.,  125  La  Salle  st. 

MEAD  k COE,  149  La  Salle  st. 

MAURITZON  BROS.,  Rm.  13,  70  La  Salle  st. 
MoNEILL,  Malcom,  & Bros.,  92  Washington  st. 
MERIGJLD,  Wm.  A.,  183  La  Salle  St. 

MICK,  Jas.  F.,  k Son,  6216  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
MOREY  H.  C.  k Co.,  83  Washinington  st. 
MULLIKEN,  C.  H.,  99  Washington  st. 

MUTUAL  Trust  Society,  97  Washington  st. 


Carpenters  and  Builders. 


YATHAN.  L.,  Rms.  53  and  54,  79  Dearborn  st. 
NEUHOFF  W.  G.,  154  La  Salle  St.,  Room  20. 

NOWAK,  FRANK,  468  So.  Halsted,  near  12th  St. 
NORTHWESTERN  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Rms. 
13  and  14,  116  La  Salle  st. 

OSBORNE&  KEELER,  177  La  Salle  st. 

PATTERSON.  Thomas  E.,  Rms.  96  and  97.  185  Dear- 
born 

PORTER,  Washington,  Rm.  7,  108  k 110  Dearborn  st. 
PARROTT.  J.  J„  1072  Polk  Street. 

KEED,  F.  J.,  161  La  Salle  st. 

RENNPATH  & KNEFEL.  734  So.  Halsted  Street. 

REED  k HURLBUT,  Rm.  2,  165  Washington  st. 
REDFIELD,  C.  S.,  6134  Wentworth  av.,  Englewood. 
ROSENBERG,  J.,  Rm.  8,  112  and  114  La  Salle  st. 
RUNYAN  E.  F.,  k SON.,  87  Washington  6t„  R.  18. 

SCHONBECK  BROS.,  207  Chicago  av. 

SCHMID,  GODFREY,  81  Clark  St.— Room  49. 
SEYMOUR,  Chas.  A.  k CO.,  149  La  Salle  St. 
SCHUMACHER,  C.  F.,  & Sons,  266  Blue  Island  av. 
SMITH  k GILMORE,  South  Chicago. 

STRAUS,  F.  W,,  164  Washsngton  St. 

STANLEY.  P.  E.  k Co.,  96  Washington  st. 
STEPINA,  J.  F.,  550  Blue  Island  av. 

SWEET,  HENRY,  1531  Milwaukee  ave. 

TIDHOLM  & REQUA,  149  La  Salle  st. 

TRANTINA,  JOHN,  715  Allport  St , Chicago,  II' 
TURNER  k BOND,  102  Washington  st. 

VIERLING,  F.  C.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

WALKER’S  Real  Estate  Rooms,  116  Monroe  st. 
WEBER,  B.  F.,  Rm.  23,  86  La  Salle  st. 

WELLS,  O.  M.,  k Co.,  Rm.  17,  162  La  Salle  st. 
WEDDELL,  J.  Robson,  89  Randolph  st. 

WHITE,  J.  P.,  Rm.  10,  99  and  101  Washington  st. 

YOUNG,  John  N„  s.  w.  cor.  Clark  k Washington. 
ZUTTERMEISTER,  H.  C.,  & Co.,  818  S.  Halsted  st. 


Real  Estate  Signs. 


ANDERSON,  E.  W.,  54  Waldo  Place. 


Real  Estate  Auctioneers. 

ELISON,  FLERSHEIM  & CO.,  84  & 86  Randolph  st. 
LAYTON,  R.  P.,  182  Dearborn  st. 


Chicago  Bankers 

Loaning  on  Real  Estate. 

CHANDLER  k CO.,  110  Dearborn  st. 

CHRISTOPH  H.  J.,  (Estate  of)  157  Randolph  St, 
DREYER,  E.  S.,  k Co.,  99  Dearborn  st. 
GREENEBAUM  SONS,  116  and  118  La  Salle  st. 
PEABODY,  Francis  B.,  k Co.,  115  Dearborn  st. 


Mantels,  Grates,  Tiles,  Etc. 

THE  HENRY  DIBBLEE  CO.,  266  & 268  Wabash  ave. 


ARNOLD,  GEO.  A.  & CO.,  Rear  82  Dearborn  st. 
Telephone  5264. 

NORTH  CHICAGO  MF’G  CO.,  51-55  Pearson  st. 
CLARK  & HARRISON,  1527  State.  Telephone  8034 . 
GOLDIE,  WILLLIAM  & SONS,  86  Sherman  Street. 
(Telephone  No  612.) 


Chimney  Sweepers. 


CHICAGO  CHIMNEY  SWEEP  CO.— Cure  smoky 
chimneys  R 8—165  Washington  St.  Tel.  No,  592 


Wood  Carpets. 


CHICAGO  WOOD  CARPET  CO..  86  Washington  st. 


Abstracts  of  Title. 


REAL  ESTATE  tP  BUILDING  JOURNAL; 

(Established  1866.) 

PUBLISHED  EVi.RY  SATURDAY, 

164  and  166  Washington  Sireej,  Chicago. 

TERMS: 

Per  Year  (in  advance) #4.00  -• 

After  July  1,  ’86,  $5.UU,  except  to  annual  advertisers 
R.  C.  SMYERS,  Proprietor. 
Entered  at  Chicago  Post  oliice  as  second-class  matter 


G. — Graduates  of  High  Schools  and  Literary  Colleges  I 
need  this  Practical  Training,  and  they  patron-  I 
ize  this  College,  as  it  furnishes  the  Highest  [ 
Class  of  Instruction.  p 

7.  — Over  $40,000  are  expended  annually  in  furnishing  I 

the  facilities  that  this  institution  offers.  / 

8.  — Mr.  H.  B.  Bryant  was  the  senior  member  of  the 

well-known  firm  of  Bryant  and  Stratton,  who 
established  the  chain  of  Co  leges  :n  48  cities. 

!). — Every  Young  Man  and  Youug  Woman  needs  the 
practical  Training  that  this  College  affords. 

Address  for  circulars  or  further  information, 

H.  B.  BRYANT  & SON, 

81  STATE  ST.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


W.  L.  Davis,  C.  L.  Hammond. 

W.  L.  DAVIS  & CO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  anil  Renting  Agents 

153  Randolph  St.,  Room  1. 


COOK  COUNTY  ABSTRACT  CO.,122-126  Washington. 
HADDOCK,  V ALLETTE  k RICKCORDS,  85  k 87  Dear- 
born st. 

HANDY  k CO.,  92-96  Washington  st. 

PELTZER,  OTTO  k CO.,  85  Washington  st. 
RECORDER’S  ABSTRACT  DEPT.,  County  Court 
House. 


Glass  Beveler  and  Silverer. 

ROBERTS  J.  D.  39  Canal  st. 


Builders’  Blacksmithing. 


BRITTIAN,  J.  C.,  119  Quincy  St. 


Lyon 

&Healy 

Patent  Upright  Pianos  are  con-  ! 
ceded  to  be  THE  BEST  in  the 
market  at  a moderate  price.  6,000 
now  in  use.  Remarkable  for  their  I 
durability  and  capacity  for  stand-  * 
ing  in  tune.  Endorsed  by  Rive-  : 
King.  Sherwood,  Boscovitz,  Leib-  . 
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Vol.  XXVIII- — No.  53. 

E.  W.  ZANDER  & CO., 

Real  - Estate,  LOatf  Renting, 

169  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CHICAGO. 

Real-Estate  Bought  and  Sold.  Estates  Managed. 
Rents  Collected,  Taxes  Paid  and  Insurance 

Placed.  TelepHone.  ****’ 


JNO.  B.  KNIGHT 


JAS.  SI.  MARSHALL. 


KNIGHT  & MARSHALL, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

97  S.  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 

MANAGE  PROrERTY,  COLLECT  RENTS  AND  PAT  TAXES. 

\\>  give  special  attention  to  the  interests  of 
non-residents.  


W.  D.  Kerf  out.  • G.  Birthoff,  Jr. 

WM,  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

85  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  anil  Financial  Agents. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  interests  or  non-residents. 


Wnt.  A.  Merigold, 

For  Fifteen  Years  of  WM.  D.  KERFOOT  & CO., 

R es. I Estate  Agent, 

183  LA  SALLE  STREET. 

SKpiig01*  ‘°J  g,ctS“.a 

irxinjRiBTJir 

LOANS  on 

City  Improved  Real  Estate 

INVESTMENTS. 

165  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO, 

REED  & HUKLBUT,  No.  11  Pine  Street.  New  York, 


o.  H.  PUSCHECK. 


‘“””i“,C.'zDTTERIIEISTER  S CO., 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENTS, 

818  S.  Halsted  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

pl^A".£“ ’btr1 TmTw  on  Swam- 

ers  to  and  from  Europe. 


J.  p.  MALLETTE. 

o.  B.  EGELESTON, 


R.  E.  BROWNELL. 
SPECIAL. 


O.  B . EGELESTON,  - SPECIAL. 

J.  P.  MALLETTE  & CO., 

REAL  ESTATE,  LOANS 

and  IKTSTTK-A-ISrOE. 

OFFICES : 

Chicago. — Room  517,  Royal  Insurance  Building 
' " Telephone  No.  1602. 

Engle  wood— Booms  2 and  3 Central  Block. 

® Telephone  No.  15. 


Malcom  McNeill.  Benj.  F.  McNeill.  Alex.  C.  McNeill. 

Malcom  McNeill  & Bros., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

92  Washington  Street, 

CHICAGO- 


C.  H.  MUKLIKEN, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  CARE  OF 

Real  Estate, 
loans, 

99  Washington  Street,  CHICAGO. 


BOGUS 

REAL  ESTATE  AGENCY, 

1 74r  Dearborn  Street. 

Property  bought  and  sold  on  commission  Spec- 
ial attention  given  to  the  care  |i  ™a“Sme^te“! 
real  estate.  Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected,  inter 
eats  of  non-residents  carefully  looked  after. 

ARTHUR  C.  GEHR  & 00 .,  (Successors  to) 

fciAJM’L  GEHR  & SON, 

No.  114  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 

BUY,  SELL  AID  MANAGE  PROPERTY 

CIbT  CCIXOn/EISSJOILT - 
MORTGAGE  LOANS  NEGOTIATED. 


II.  FELSENTHAL. 
.JACOB  GROSS. 


FREDERICK  MILLER. 
ADAM  MILLER. 


c.  U.  GORDON. 


L.  BLOOD. 


(3,  U.  Gordon  & Go., 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  LOANS, 

'ZQ  Dearborn  St., 

Rooms  70  and  71  CHICAGO. 

Unity  Building.  _ 


_ P.  E.  STANLEY  & CO., 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  Tax  Agents, 

96  WASHINGTON  ST., 

CHICAGO. 

E.  S-  DREYER  «&  CO, 

BANKERS, 

LOANS  AND  REAL  ESTATE, 

99  Dearborn  St.,  CHICAGO. 


FELSENTHAL, GROSS  & MILLER, 

Bankers  and  Financial  Agents, 

108  La  Salle  Street. 

BEAL  ESTATE  LOANS  A SPECIALTY. 


J.  P.  WHITE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agent, 

ISO OtMI  3-0, 

99  101  WASHINGTON  ST. 


J.  C.  MAGILL  St  GO., 
Real  Estate, 

MORTGAGE  LOANS, 

12  5 Da  Salle  Street. 


EDWIN  F.  GETCHELL. 


BRUCE  B.  BARNEY. 


H.  L.  TURNER. 


W.  A.  POND. 


LUCKY  NUMBERS1 

ONE  FOUR  LIN  INK 

FREE  GIFT! 

Hew  Real  Estate  Catal°gne,  illuBtrated,  from  1830 
to  the  present  time,  sent  on  application. 

CAMPBELL  BROS, 


140  Madison  Street. 


S.  M.  Parish. 


Thos  B Bryan,  Pres.  John  D.  Jennings,  V.Pres 
sIm  ,:  1).  Ward,  Treas.  P-  Hathaway,  Cash  r 

the  mutual  trust  society 

CAPITAL,  $300,000. 

For  the  Procurement  of  Executors  and  other 
Bonds'  the  Execution  of  Trusts;  The  Investment  of 
Trust  Funds;  the  Care  and  Protection  of  Estates, 
etc  " Interests  of  Widows  and  Minors  carefull.v 
guarded;  Taxes  Paid;  Rents  Collected,  etc. 

Office,  No.  97  Washington  Street, 

Room  6.  Telephone  No.  5092.  CHICAGO,  ILL- 


TURNER  & BOND, 

real  estate  Mortgage  loans, 

102  Washington  St.,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 

Loans  Negotiated.  Real  Estate  Bought  and  Sold 
on  Com m issio n . Taxes  Paid.  Rents  Collected. 
Estates  Managed.  


EDW.  F.  GETCHELL  & CO., 

125  Dearborn  St.,  Room  6,  CHICAGO. 

Real  Estate,  Loan  and  financial  Agents, 

Taxes  paid  and  rents  collected.  Interests  of  non- 
residents carefully  looked  after. 


CHICAGO  REAL  ESTATE  ROOMS. 

S.  E.  GROSS  & CO., 

Subdividers  and  owners 
of  Subdivisions. 
DEARBORN  & RANDOLPH  STS.,  Main  Floor. 

Property  for  Sale  in  all  parts  of  the  city. 


F A.  Barnes,  Notary  Public. 

BARNES  & PARISH, 

REAL  ESTATE  AND  RENTING  AGENTS, 

M La  Salle  St,  CHICAGO. 

S CORES  AND  HOUSES  RENTED 
Telephone  No 

CHAS.  T.  TYRRELL.  A.  TYRRELL. 

fred’k  s.  Tyrrell. 

Chas.  T.  Tyrrell  & Co., 

Successors  to  Wright  & Tyrrell, 

Time  Loans  Negotiated., 

TRIBUNE  BUILDING,  CHICAGO. 

Dealers  in  RealEstate 


F.  A.  BRAGG  & GO,, 

Real  Estate  and  Loans, 

95  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

CHICAGO. 

Egpeci  'ttentiou  given  to  the  interests  of  non-residents. 


MEAD  & COE, 

REALESTATE  AGENTS, 

,49  LA  SALLE  ST.  (Major  Block), 
Estates  Managed.  CHICAGO 


Estate  W.  S.  JOHNSTON 

CHAS.  GOODMAN,  "Trustee. 


JAS.  R.  LANE, 

REAL-ESTATI' 
196  LaSalSeSt.,  Chicago. 

Lane'  Park  kots— Lake  View . 

Grand  Native  Trees— Solid  Concrete  Walks— Stone 
Curbing  in  streets.  6,  8 and  12  in.  Water  Mains. 

Building  lines  established.  Four  miles  from  center 

of  city  Easily  reached  by  Steam  and  Streetcars. 
Prices  moderate.  Term  easy- 6 per  cent.  Houses 
built  to  order. • 


115  DEARBORN  STREET, 


D.  G.  HAMILTON. 


DEALER  .IN 


RealEstate  1 Mortgage 
Investments, 

94  Washington  Street,  Chicago. 


Rooms  76  a- 


Illinois  Nat  l Bank  Bldg. 


„ H.  H.  JANSSEN. 

A.  O.  BOSWORTH.  rT 

JANSSEN  & BOSWORTH. 

REAL  ESTATE, 

Loan,  Renting  and  Eire  Insurance, 

Lake  View  Agents  for  sale  of  Lots  m Lane 
Park  Headquarters  for  Lake  View  property. 

Main  Office, N.W.cor.  Lincoln  & Belmont  avs. 

Branch  Office,  cor.  Southport  ave.  and  Otto  St 
1 Lake., 


BRYAN  LATHROP, 

115  Monroe  St, 

Real  Estate  and  Financial  Agent. 

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


R.  W.  BRIDGE. 

185  Dearborn  St, 

Loans  Examination  of  Land  Titles  and 
Care  of  Estates. 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


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R.  C.  SMYERS,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


CHICAGO,  SATURDAY,  DEC.  25,  1886. 


the  market. 

With  this,  the  last  issue  of  the  year  of  1886, 
we  close  one  of  the  most  interesting  years,  in 
the  past  decade  at  least,  in  the  new  develop- 
aents  and  phases  which  it  has  shown,  as 
well  as  one  of  the  most  prosperous — for  the 
records  show  an  increase  over  last  year’s 
business  fully  as  great  as  anticipated. 

In  the  first  place,  a market  which  can  sus- 
tain a series  of  shocks  which  it  suffered  at 
the  very  opening  of  the  business  of  the  year, 
from  labor  troubles  and  riots,  must  be  ac- 
snowledged  to  be  placed  on  a firm  basis; 
in  fact,  firmer  than  it  was  really  thought 
until  it  was  actually  put  to  the  test. 

Then  the  year  shows  plainly  the  exist- 
ence of  a greater  confidence  in  Chicago  real 
estate  as  an  investment  by  home  capitalists. 
It  is  this  which  has  largely  dissipated  the 
mistrust  which  has  been  prevalent  through- 
out the  country  in  regard  to  our  city  real- 
estate.  In  New  York,  during  the  recent 
Wall  street  panic,  first  mortgages  on  Chicago 
real-estate  were  at  a premium.  One  firm 
placed  $90,000  in  mortgages  on  Chicago 
real-estate  at  6 per  cent  by  telegraphic  or- 
der from  New  YorK  at  that  time. 

The  summaries,  as  given  by  the  months, 
in  our  New  Year’s  issue,  will  form  an  inter- 
esting study,  and  show  a large  trade,  espec- 
ially  in  the  last  six  months  of  the  year. 

Frances  P.  Peabody  & Co.,  in  speaking  of 
the  business  of  the  year  in  loans,  said, 
while  the  rates  of  interest  were  cut  during 
the  early  part  of  the  year,  the  mareet  had 
now  regained  itself  and  was  in  a decidedly 
firm  and  good  condition.  The  business 
transacted  in  loans  will  show  an  increase 
over  last  year.  The  capital  which  is  being 
placed  in  real-estate  mortgages  is  coming 
more  and  more  from  home  investors.  Fully 
fifty  per  cent,  of  the  money  loaned  comes 
from  home  eapitalists.” 

Edwin  I.  Getchell  & Co.  believe  more 
money  sought  investment  in  Chicago  real- 
estate  during  the  year  of  1886  than  ever 
before.  As  a result,  the  year  will  show  a 
greater  number  of  sales  consummated. 

The  demand  for  central  business  property 
still  keeps  np.  There  seems  to  be  a greater 
number  of  non-residents  who  are  in  the 
field  for  euch  purchases.  The  outside  de- 
mand seems  from  both  the  East  and  West. 

Investors  who  have  made  large  amounts 
in  Kansas,  Omaha  and  other  western  cities, 
on  examination  of  the  prices  of  Chicago  real- 
estate,  are  surprised  at  their  lowness,  and 
are  turning  their  attention  to  it  for  invest- 
ment. 

Acres  are  also  in  active  demand  and  will 
be  sought  to  a greater  extent  during  the 
eoming  year  than  ever  before. 

In  regard  to  the  per  cent  which  is  satis- 
factory to  capitalists,  Mr.  Getchell  further 
said:  “On  business  property,  6 per  cent, 
net,  which  means  about  8 per  cent,  gross. 
On  residence  property,  7 and  8 per  cent,  is 
demanded.” 

I.  A.  Henshaw,  in  an  interview  in  regard 
to  rents,  said:  “ Business  property  held  its 

own  in  rents,  and  in  some  locations,  in- 
creased. 1 he  larger  part  of  the  residences 
were  rented  at  last  year’s  prices.  Those 
which  were  left  over  dropped  somewhat. 


This  was  specially  to  be  noticed  in  first-class 
residence  property,  renting  above  .$50  a 
month.  It  did  not  effect  the  demand  for 
this  class  of  property,  however. 

In  regard  to  the  outlooK  of  the  coming 
year,  it  is  a little  early  to  make  any  very 
emphatic  prediction,  but  everything  at  pres- 
ent looks  very  favorable. 

There  is  considerable  leasing  of  first-class 
residence  property  for  a term  of  years,  from 
three  to  five.  Property  owners  find  this 
necessary  to  protect  themselves.” 

Max  Eichburg  has  removed  his  office  to 
No.  144  La  Salle  street.  He  is  loaning  money 
in  large  and  small  amounts  at  5 per  cent. 


VALUABLE  COLLECTION  of  TROP 
ICAL  PLANTS. 

Humboldt  Park  is  not  only  a popular 
summer  resort  in  summer,  but  is  a place  of 
much  interest  when  the  snow  covers  the 
ground.  The  new  conservatory,  under  the 
efficient  and  superior  management  of  Supt. 
F.W.  Karnatz,  who  is  a thoroughly  competent 
and  experienced  horticulturist  and  landscape 
gardener,  is  interesting  as  well  as  beautiful. 
The  building  is  heated  throughout  by  hot 
water  pipes,  and  is  entirely  filled  up  with 
tropical  plants,  creeping  vines  and  beautiful 
flowers.  Although  finished  late  in  tne  fall 
the  whole  affair  presents  the  appearance  of 
completeness,  and  it  is  a matter  of  regret 
to  tax-payers  and  the  board  that  a larger 
building  was  not  built. 

ASSTFTE  REAL-ESTATE  AGENTS. 

The  Daily  News,  of  Thursday  evening, 
says:  “ George  A.  Hill  has  had  James  H. 
Keeler,  a real-estate  agent  on  Clark  street, 
arrested  on  a capias  adresponpendum,  and 
the  latter  has  given  bail  for  future  appear- 
ance. Hills  alleges  that  Keeler  represented 
himself  as  agent  for  O.O.Kellogg  audsold  to 
Hills  some  real-estate  belonging  to  Kellogg, 
on  which  Hills  p’d  $400.  There  was  a balance 
dne,  but  before  it  was  paid  Hills  alleges  that 
Kellogg  repudiated  the  whole  transaction, 
saying  that  Keeler  was  not  his  agent.  Hills 
wants  his  money  back,  and  avers  that  Keeler 
won’t  return  it.”  This  it  seems  is  not  the 
first  trouble  of  the  kind  Mr.  Keeler  has  got 
into,  and  he  is  not  the  worst  real-estate 
agent  in  Chicago,  either.  We  Know  a score 
of  them  who  are  a curse  to  the  business  and 
a disgrace  to  Chicago.  They  meddle  with 
the  business  of  other  reputable  agents  and 
attempt  to  negotiate  and  sell  property  over 
which  they  have  no  control.  Among  the 
number  alluded  to  is  a certain  *'  blondish  ” 
gentleman  whose  office  is  in  the  tenth  story 
of  one  of  the  new  buildings  near  the  foot  of 
La  Salle  street.  He  “cuts  a wide  swath,” 
but  does  not  pay  his  bills.  He  is  bound  to 
have  his  Share  (on)  a deal  now  and  then, 
and  he  is  bound  to  have  some  free  adverti- 
sing, which  he  is  sure  to  get  if  he  does  not 
mend  his  ways.  We  do  not  mind  contribu- 
ting our  Shar  on  indigent  real-estate  bro- 
kers, but  the  curb-stone  fellows  have  more 
cheeK  and  gall  than  we  can  endure  and 
remain  quiet.  More  anon. 


kAllN  WOOD 

J R 4 Y\l<’lt 

Rosewood,* 

FRIMA  VERa, 

AMARANTH 
WhJTE  holly 

MAHOGANY 

IVinilUUnll  1 

AND  ALIj 

REd  CEDAR 
EBONY, 

J^UKtlUN  Cabinet  Woods. 

snake  wood 

THE  MOST  EXTENSIVE  STOCK  IN  THE  WEST. 

C°COBOLA,  Etc. 

275-289  E.  20th-st.  Saw  Mills, 

ALL  THICKNESSES. 

CHICAGO,  Foot  Houston  Street,  E.  E,. 

ILL.  New  York. 

WRIGHT  & TURNER, 


Loan  and  Renting  Agents, 

We  give  personal  attention  to  the  care  and  management  of  estates. 

116  DEARBORN  STREET,  ROOM  49,  CHICAGO. 


CALUMET  & CHICAGO 


LTo-  170  Dearborn  Street,  Cliioago. 

Docks  on  Calumet  River  and  Harbor. 

For  Lumber,  Coal  and  Ore. 

Grain  Elevators  have  every  possible  convenience  afforded  by  Water  and  Railroads. 

Real  estate  at  South  Chicago. 

Sites  for  Factories  on  River  and  Railroads. 

Lots  for  business  and  residence  uses. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  one  Ten-Acre  Lot,  with  a dock  front  of 
one  thousand  feet,  adapted  to  Box  Manufacturing. 

(^Possessing  Docking  and  Dredging  machinery  of  its  own,  this  company  is  pre 
pared  to  enter  upon  and  execute  promptly  all  work  pertaining  to  dock  construction. 
Special  inducements  offered  to  manufacturers  . 


EIRE  INSURANCE, 

Mogensen  & Dinnelman  have  recently 
opened  up  a general  insurance  agency  at 
142  La  Salle  street.  Both  members  of  the 
firm  are  practical  insurance  agents.  They 
represent  the  following  well  known  compa- 
nies: 

Hekla  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  Madison,  Wis. 

Hanover  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  New  York. 

Anglo  Nevada  Associated  Co.,  California. 

Birmingham  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Scottish  Union  and  National  Ins.  Co.,  Ed- 
inburgh. 

Fidelity  and  Casualty  Co.,  New  York. 


THE  WEST  l’ARK  BONDS. 

PLAN  PEOPOSED  TO  PAY  THEM  IN  1890. 

A meeting  of  the  West  Park  Board,  with 
a number  of  citizen  tax-payers,  met  on 
Wednesday  evening  to  consider  the  subject 
of  refunding  the  $640,000  due  in  1890.  Mr. 
C.  C.  Kohlsaat.  who  was  one  of  the  sub- 
committee, said  “the  committee  would  re- 
port that  the  bonds,  to  the  amount  of  $640,- 
0<  0,  become  due  in  1890,  that  there  is  no 
provision  made  for  their  retirement  by  law 
or  otherwise;  and  that  in  its  opinion, there  is 
no  power  in  the  town  to  issue  new  bonds  to 
refund  the  loan  without  additional  legisla- 
tion. A bill  to  be  presented  at  this  session 
of  the  Legislature  will  therefore  be  submit- 
ted for  approval  to  the  commiteee.  It  is 
deemed  wise  that  between  now  and  1890  the 
amount  of  the  bonds  should  be  reduced  as 
much  as  possible,  and  the  bill  will  provide 
for  the  retirement  of  a certain  proportion  of 
the  bonds.  It  is  proposed  to  do  this  in  the 
following  manner:  Something  like  $70,000 
is  due  the  West  Town  from  the  Collectors 
who  kept  the  2 per  cent.  This,  or  a large 
proportion  of  it,  will  be  available  before 
long.  It  is  proposed  to  vote  at  the  next  an- 
nual meeting  to  appropriate  $30,000  by 
special  tax-levy,  and  an  effort  will  be  made 
to  arrange  it  so  that  the  annual  meet- 
ings of  1888  and  1889  will  appropriate  simi- 
lar amounts.  By  this  means  the  bonds  may 
be  reduced  to  $500,000.  This  amount  can 
then  be  refunded  in  a series  of  new  bonds  to 
be  retired  at  maturity  by  a sinking  fund  to 
be  established.  The  new  bonds  should  be 
placed  at  4 per  cent,  whereas  the  present 
draw  7.  Most  of  the  bonds  are  held  in  New 
York  and  are  quoted  at$l.f5.  If  they  were 
long-time  bonds  they  would  be  quoted  at 
$1.20  or  more;  as  it  is  they  cannot  be  bought. 
There  is  no  reason  why  they  should  bear 
more  than  4 per  cent,  as  no  better  securities 
are  known.  Some  arrangement  can  per- 
haps be  made  that  the  bonds  may  be  held  at 
home  instead  of  in  other  parts  of  the  coun- 
try. The  sub-committee  will  also  report 


the  form  of  resolution  to  be  offered  in  the 
annual  town  meeting,  as  well  as  the  bill  to 
be  presented  to  the  Legislature.” 


RAPID  TRANSIT  FOR  THE  WEST 
SIDE. 

An  elevated  road  for  the  West  Division 
seems  plausible  enough.  A certificate  of  fi- 
nal incorporation  was  issued  Wednesday  by 
the  secretary  of  state,  and  it  was  claimed  a 
capital  stock  of  $10,000,000  had  been  sub- 
scribed. The  attorneys  who  applied  for  the 
papers  were  Anson  H.  Lawrence,  Edward  F. 
Cahill,  and  George  A.  DuPuy.  Lawrence 
was  elected  one  of  the  directors,  but  no  one 
of  the  three  would  give  any  definite  infor- 
mation concerning  the  project.  The  only 
thing  to  be  obtained  from  them  was  the 
statement  that  there  was  plenty  of  money 
back  of  it,  that  it  was  principally  furnished 
by  eastern  capitalists,  and  that  it  was  a 
bona  fide  undertaking.  The  object  was  to 
run  an  elevated  road  from  the  center  of  the 
city  to  tee  west  line  of  Cook  county,  between 
Lake  and  Harrison  streets,  and  to  have 
branches  leading  to  Humboldt  park,  Doug 
las  park,  the  Stock-yards,  and  the  corner  of 
Western  and  Blue  Island  avenues.  After 
Mr.  Dreyer’s  name  had  appeared  in  print, 
Jacob  Rehm  came  into  his  office  and  asKed 
him  if  he  was  not  surprised.  At  the  same 
time  Mr.  Dreyer  said  a friend  of  his  had  ex- 
plained to  him  how  his  name  came  to  be 
used  as  a director,  and  he  was  then  satisfied 
to  allow  it  to  remain.  As  to  whether  Mr. 
Yerkes  was  interested  in  the  scheme  he  was 
unable  to  state,  but  argued  that  it  was  very 
unlikely.  He  said  the  board  of  directors  ex- 
pected to  hold  a meeting  by  the  middle  of 
next  week,  and  matters  would  doubtlessly  be 
sufficiently  formulated  by  that  time  to  al- 
low the  facts  to  become  known.  He  declared 
that  he  could  have  sold  any  quantity  of 
stock  in  the  enterprise  yesterday  had  he 
been  able  to  give  the  facts  in  the  case,  and 
said  one  man  had  agreed  to  subscribe  $100,- 
000  worth  of  stock  in  case  the  road  would  be 
run  on  a certain  street  west  of  the  city  lim- 
its. He  had  no  doubt  the  schema  would  be 
successfully  carried  out,  and  only  wondered 
where  it  would  be  possible  to  get  across  the 
river. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


695 


THE 


Baildifig  * Department 


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Advance  Information  to  Architects,  Builders,  Contractors  and  Dealers 
in  Building  Material. 


Pioneer  Fire-proof 

Construction  Co. 

CONTRACTORS  FOR 

Fireproofing  Buildings' 


Office  and  Yard: 

Clark  and  16th  Sts. 

CHICAGO. 

Telephone 


A Druiding,  Architect,  27  Metropolitan  BIock  has  the 
following  churches  under  construction: 

St.  Lawrence  Church,  of  Cincinnati,  Ohio;  cost,  $90,000. 

St.  Francis  Church,  of  St.  Francis,  Wis.,  $15,000. 

St.  Clements  Church,  Lancaster,  Wis.,  $12,000. 

Sacred  Heart  Church,  Sun  Prairie,  Wis.,  $14,000. 

St.  John’s  Church,  Waunaxee,  Wis.,  $12,000. 

Holy  Name  Church,  Sherwood,  Wis.,  $8,000. 

St.  Thomas  Church,  Kane,  Pa.,  $17,000. 

St.  Vincent  Church,  Elxhart,  Ind.,  $14,000. 

St.  Mary’s  Church  Delhi,  Ohio.,  $7,000. 

St.  Lawrence  Church,  Ironton,  Ohio.,  $34,000. 

St.  Mary  Church,  Delaware,  Ohio.,  27,000. 

St.  PatricK  church  Belvadere,  Ills.  $9,000. 

St.  Martins  School,  Englewood,  111.,  $11,500. 

St.  Soseph  Church,  Riverdale,  111.,  $5,000. 

St.  Peter  and  Paul  Church,  Seneca,  Kan.,  $15,000. 

St.  Boniface  Church,  Manitowac,  Wis.,  $32,000. 

St.  Francis  Church,  Traverse  City,  Mich.,  $17,000. 

Episcopal  Risidence,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  $40,000 

Episcopal  Chapel,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  $12,000. 

Residence  for  Rev.  Neuhaetta,  Wilmette,  111.,  $7  500. 

Residence  for  Rev.  Dempsey  Highland,  Wis.,  $5,000. 

St.  Mary’s  School,  Fond  du  lac,  Wis.,  $$9,C00. 

St.  John’s  School,  Erie,  Pa.,  $10,000. 

St.  John’s  School,  Loogootee,  Ind.,  $7,000. 

St.  PatricK  Church,  South  Bend,  Ind.,  $35,000. 

CITY  BUILDING  NEWS. 

M.  G.  Good  will  erect  a blocx  of  three-story  stores  and 
flats  95x80  ft.,  at  the  corner  of  Harrison  St, and  Westers  av. 
at  a cost  of  $30,000.  W.  G.  Barfield  81  ClarK  st.,  is  the 
architect.  They  will  be  built  of  Anderson  pressed  bricK, 
Buff  Bedford  stone,  etc. 

Messrs  Yondorf  Bros.,  will  erect  a blocK  of  stores  with 
hall  above  at  the  corner  of  North  Ave.,  and  Halsted  st.,  at  a 
cost  of  $35,000.  They  will  be  57x125  ft.,  and  built  of  An- 
derson pressed  bricK  and  brown  stone;  F.Ahlschlager  70  La 
Salle  st.,  is  the  architect. 

R.  P.  Travers  will  erect  a two-story  dwelling  25x72  ft., 
at  a cost  of  $14,000.  L.  G.  Hallberg,  Ashland  Blk.,  is  the 
architect. 

The  Bradley  Mfg.,  Co.,  will  build  a two-story  addition 
to  their  building  at  59  to  63  Fulton  st.  It  will  be  60x100  ft., 
cost  about  $6,000,  and  built  of  bricK.  T.  NicHelson  159 
LaSalle  st.,  is  the  architect. 

Mrs  S.Webb  will  erect  2 2-storyresidences  40x35, at  Nos. 
189  and  191  Irving  ave.,  at  a cost  of  $4,500.  It  will  be  built 
of  pressed  bricK  and  Lemont  stone.  J.  Webb,  884  Adams 
st.,  is  the  contractor. 

Mr.  FranK  Driesel  will  build  a two-story  residence  23x 
93  ft.,  at  701  N.  Halsted  St.,  at  a cost  of  $6,500  R.  Knoll,  92 
Burling  st.,  is  the  architect. 

C.  J.  Farson  will  erect  a threo-story  store  and  flat 
building,  22x83  ft.,  at  3331  State  st.,  at  a cost  of  $7,500.  F. 
R.  SchocK.  81  ClarK  st.,  is  the  architect. 

THE  GROWTH  OF  OUR  CITIES. 

It  is  difficult  to  realize  the  rapid  strides  in  population 
and  wealth  which  our  business  centres  in  all  parts  of  the 
country  are  making.  There  is  one  example  which  may 
perhaps  give  some  idea  of  the  wonderful  progress  of  many 
of  our  cities.  In  1880,  Duluth,  Minnesota,  had  a population 
of  3,500  persons;  it  now  has  over  30,000.  In  1869  there 
were  not  a dozen  houses  on  the  present  site  and  not  over  a 
hundred  persons.  When  Duluth  built  its  first  grain  ele- 
vator it  was  looKed  upon  at  being  an  act  of  great  temerity. 
It  now  has  over  twenty  elevators,  which  will  accommodate 
over  12,000,000  bushels  of  wheat.  At  a fire  the  other  day 
nearly  half  a million  dollers’  worth  of  property  was  destroy- 
ed in  this  city  of  yesterday.  It  is  not  so  many  years  ago 
when  Congressman  Proctor  Knott  poked  fun  at  what  he 
called  this  “Zenith  city  of  the  unsalted  seas.”  There  would 
be  no  poiut  in  that  joke  now. 

( But  this  is  only  one  case  among  many.  The  growth  of 


St.  Paul,  Minneapolis,  Kansas  City,  Denver,  Omaha  and 
twenty  other  places  which  might  be  named  is  also  equa  y 
marvellous.  We  our  witnessing  to-day  an  emigration  to 
the  West  and  Northwest  greater  than  any  known  to  our  his- 
tory. But  this  passing  of  population  over  the  Mississippi 
and  the  Missouri  is  not  checking  the  growth  of  our  Central 
and  Eastern  States.  Tne  old  hives  of  population  continue 
to  swarm.  New  York  this  year  will  add  more  to  its  popula- 
than  other  previous  twelve  months  in  its  history  and  the 
addition  to  our  numbers  and  wealth  will  be  larger  next  year 
that  this.  . 

But,  of  course,  the  phenomenal  growth  is  in  the  West,  ana 
strangely  enough,  the  only  city  which  seems  to  suffer  is  C l- 
cago.  Of  course  that  enterprising  city  continues  to  grow, 
and  grow  rapidly,  but  the  country  tributary  to  it  is  being 
circumscribed.  It  has  lost  its  monopoly  of  the  grain  tarffic, 
and  it  soon  will  be  no  longer  the  great  lumber  or  provision 
market.  Armour  and  the  powerful  beef  packers  threaten  o 
change  their  business  to  localities  nearer  where  the  her  ft 
are  grown.  In  the  future  the  proportion  of  grain  and 
dressed  meat  sent  directly  East  from  the  rivals  of  Chicago 
will  become  greater  and  greater.  Yet,  of  course,  the  Pr®8" 
tige  of  Chicago  is  established,  and  there  is  no  danger  that 
it  will  retrograde.  It  will  become  richer  and  more  populous 
as  it  grows  older;  but  it  no  longer  has  a monopoly  of  the 
food  and  building  products  which  gave  it  the  first  start  and 
which  has  made  it  the  city  it  is.— Record  and  Guide. 


One  thing  which  I could  not  fail  to  observe  was  that  the 
settlers  here  are  ali  very  proud  of  their  valley,  and  sound 
its  praises  in  unlimited  terms.  It  is  natural  for  men  to 
lo  think  will  of  their  chosen  home, and  consequently,  for  one 
to  mase  a liberal  allowance  for  stretches  of  the  narrator’s 
imagination.  However,  theve  is  no  “skeleton  is  the  closet” 
in  Antelope  valley.  Here  is  a long,  wide  area  of  splendid, 
rich  soil,  upon  which  the  tame  grasses  would  grow  in  pro- 
fusion, making  this  an  excellent  field  for  the  operations  of 
diversified  farming. 

The  present  is  emphatically  the  time  to  secure  lands  in 
the  Antelope  valley.  There  are  plenty  of  homesteads,  pre- 
emptions and  tree  claims  awaiting  the  action  of  the  settler, 
in  order  to  become  a great  agricultural  region.  Certainly 
here  is  a rich  field  for  men  of  limited  means  and  unlimit- 
ed day’s  works,  to  become  prosperous  landholders.  Lands 
can  be  had  within  a short  distance  of  the  St.  Paul,  Minnea- 
polis & Manitoba  Railway,  for  nothing  more  than  the  take- 
ing,  Probably  there  is  no  such  large  body  of  very  fertile 
soil’ is  the  United  States  that  is  so  accessible  to  transporta- 
tion, and  possessing  so  many  and  varied  attractions  of  soil 
and  location,  as  this  Antelope  valley,  on  the  Divils  Lake 
division  of  the  Manitoba  road. — St.  Paul  Globe. 


D.  Cctlkr. 


T.  S.  White. 


HOW  TO  DECORATE, 

— A silk  bag  attached  to  a gilded  palm  leaf  fan  is  a 
pretty  recceptacle  for  photographs  or  a bit  of  fancy  work. 

— Hanging  brass  lamps,  with  a great  profusion  of  jew- 
els, are  extremely  elegant  and  very  popular  for  halls. 

— Lamps  of  cut-glass  are  the  latest  thing  in  extrava 
gant  illumination. 

— Among  the  useful  gifts  are  leather  cases  10  inches 
long  and  5 wide,  in  which  are  blacking-brush’s  and  mud- 
scraper  all  in  one,  for  travelling. 

— Full  dress  fans  are  entirely  ornamental — something 
to  be  carried  merely  for  our  friends  to  admire. 

— Large  silver  card-cases,  which  were  the  pride  of  our 
grandmothers,  have  come  bacK  again. 

— A small  silver  man  dolin,  arranged  with  a snpporrt 
at  the  bacK  in  easel-line  form, is  a unique  frame  for  a cabi- 
net picture. 

— Crystal  canelabras,  filled  with  spiral  wax  candles  of 
various  colors,  are  much  used  on  dinner  tables. 

— For  the  decoration  of  Christmas  trees  are  strings  of 
balls  of  painted  glass  and  bunches  of  inset  that  add  so 
much  to  its  gay  appearance.  Surprise  boxes,  in  which 
bonbons  are  concealed,  represent  fruit  or  flowers,  or  there 
are  gretesque  monkeys  or  dogs,  a bottle  of  wine,  packages 
of  cigars, etc. 

THE  ANTELOPE  VALLEY  OF  NORTH  DAKOTA. 

For  the  first  ten  or  twelve  miles  after  leaving  Rugby  Junc- 
tion, that  thriving  town  where  the  Manitoba  road  forks,  one 
line  going  toward  the  Turtle  Mountains  and  the  other  wend 
ing  its  way  Pacificwards,  I passed  along  up  the  beautiful 
Antelope  valley.  And  right  here, let  me  say,  that  I cannot  re- 
frain from  giving  you  something  more  than  a mere  glimpse 
of  this  region.  To  our  left,  some  six  or  sever  miles  distant, 
are  the  timbered  slopes  of  the  Mouse  River  hills,  the  stock- 
men’s  ranges,  while  stretching  far  away  behind  us  and  for 
several  miles  in  front,  is  the  fertile  basin  of  deep,  black 
soil,  known  as  the  Antleope  valley. 

The  land  is  evidently  of  the  best  character,  perfectly  free 
from  alkali  and  having  ample  natural  drainage.  The  pre- 
sent population  of  the  valley  is  composed  of  Americans, 
Canadians  and  Scandinavians,  the  former-class  predominat- 
ing in  numbers.  Now  that  thp  St.  Paul,  Minneapolis  & Man- 
itoba Rw’y  passes  through  the  center  of  this  valley,  and  a 
large  and  growing  town  supplies  a good  home  market,  im- 
migration will  doubtless  increase  rapidly.  The  settlers 
nearly  all  live  in  sod  houses  and  are  industrious  and  enter- 
prising. Lest  I should  be  misunderstood,  let  me  say  that  a 
sod  house,  instead  of  being  put  up  merely  because  it  is  so 
cheap,  is  often  erected  by  quite  well  to  do  farmers,  who  see 
in  building  an  investment  which  returns  no  interest,  while 
the  same  amount  invested  here  in  stocK,  will  soon  double. 
Again,  sod  houses  are  often  the  most  comfortable  of  dwell- 
ings, and  well  built,  seem  to  add  attraction  to  the  Und- 
scape,  while  the  pretentious  frame  structure  would  often 
be  out  of  place  amid  this  beautiful  naural  scenery. 


H.  11  Boice. 

CUTLER,  WHITE  & BOICE, 

Manufacturers,  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

LUMBER  AND  SHINGLES, 

West  End  18th  Street  Bridge,  Chicago. 

City  Trade  and  Cutting  to  Order  a Specialty.  Good  grades 
and  prompt  shipment  assured. 


IR^YLIOTSTID’S  FivTENT 

Compressed  Lead  SashWeights 


SOLID, 

COMPACT. 

noisele: 


SMOOTH  FINISH. 

Twice  the  Heft  of  Iron.  Occupy  only  half  the 
Space.  No  Friction.— No  Noise. 

Each  weight  centered,  making  it  hang  perfectly  true 
and  plumb.  Endorsed  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Builders. 

Following  are  among  the  many  buildings  using  tms 
weight: 

New  Board  of  Trade.  Potter  Palmer’s  Residence. 

New  Pullman  Bldg.  C.  B.  Farwell’s  u 

Royal  Insurance  Bldg.  0.  H.  Case’s  , nmonfCinrlnnat 

Home  Insurance  Bldg.  Custom  House  and  Po,t-0 

Send  for  Circular. 


J.  N.  RAYMOND. 

51  to  59  West  Lake  St. 

CHICAGO. 


Hardwood 


Lumber 


AND 


Timber. 


Ash,  Oak,  Hickory,  Maple,  Walnut,  Cherry,  Whitewood, 


- AND  ALL  KINDS  OF  - 


HARDWOOD  FLOORING  TO  ORDER. 

^-Special  Sizes  for  Agricultural  Implements,  Wagon  Makers,  Bridge  and 
Warehouse  Builders  furnished  to  order. 


ESTA 


885. 


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HOLBROOK  CO. 

Grove  and  18th  sts,»  CHICAGO- 

Bout  Chicago  Rlv  Telephone  Nc.  8213 


696 

J.  ROBSON -WEDDELL, 

Real  Estate  Investments, 

89  RANDOLPH  ST.,  Chicago. 

BRANCH  OFFICE  : 

6830  Halsted  Street— Normal  Park. 

Care  and  management  qi  Estates  a Specialty. 

Member  Chicago  Real  Estate  Board. 
Notary  Public.  Correspondence  Invited. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


A.  M.  KNOBLE, 


MORTGAGE  BANKERS, 


*9 


BUY  AND  SELL  MORTGAGES. 

P.  R.  CHANDLER. 


MAKE  LOANS  ON  HEAL  ESTATE  AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  PATE! 
HO  Dearborn  Street. 


F.  R.  CHANDLER. 


DiXGij  & PETbfcoONt 

(MiCtesBurs  tv)  C-  G.  Dixon  & Do.) 
Manufacturers  of 

CARPENTERS’  MOULDING! 


Recorder’s  Abstract  Department. 

COUNTY  COURT  HOUSE,  Clark  & Washington  Streets 


NORTH  SIDE  BUSINESS  AND  RES- 
IDENCE PROPERTY 

■A.  SPECIALTY. 

Room  24 — 116  & 118  Dearborn  St. 


H.  I.  GOLDY  F.  W.  ZURBURG. 

Goldy  & Zurburg, 

REAL  ESTATE,  RENTING 
AND  LOAN  AGENCY. 

Ill  La  Salle  St.,  - - - CHICAGO. 

HOME  investments. 

IF  YOU  HAVE  $200  OR  MORE 
TO  INVEST,  CALL  AND  SEE  OUR 
ILLINOIS  AND  INDIANA  FIRST 
MORTCACE  COUPON  BONDS. 
FARM  LOANS  at  Current  RATES 
COMPLETED  IN  FIVE  DAYS 

United  States  Loan  & Trust 

COMPANY, 

2 1 0 La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 

BYRON  A.  BALDWIN.  J.  W.  D.  KELLEY.  W.  S.  BALDWIN 

Byron  A.  Baldwin  & Co 

154  Washington  Street, 

CHICACO. 

Real-Estate  and  Loan  Agents. 

®-JI«ney  Loaned,1 

®“Taxes  Paid, 

^“Investments  Made, 

^“Buildings  Rented 

And  Repairs  Economically  Attended  to. 


MORITZ  WOLF, 

REAL  ESTATE  1 LOANS, 

Fire  Insurance,  Passage  and  Exchange, 

1235  Milwaukee  Ave.,  CHICAGO. 


Property  in  Northwestern  part  of  City  a Specialty. 


O.  A,  HALE.  E.  O.  HALE. 

HALE  BROS., 

REAL  ESTATE  I LOANS. 

Central  Business  Property  a Specialty. 

) ROOM  18  ( 

164  La  Salle  St.,  Bryant  Block. 

MONEY  LOANED, 

Without  Commission, 

AT  LOWEST  CURRENT  RATES,  BY  THE 

Northwestern  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co., 

It.  Prindiville,  Agent, 

Rooms  13  and  14.  No.  116  La  Salle  St. 

C.  A.  BROSIEN, 

Real  Estate,  Renting, 

and 

LOANS  . — 

North  Side  Property  a Specialty. 

56  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago, 

Main  Floor.) 


Also  Brackets.  Balusters.  Newels  Etc., 

13  AND  15  NORTH  CANAL  STREET, 

CHICACO,  ILL. 

Andrew  Krinatoill, 

Real  Estate  and  Insurance 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 


OKI  ICES. — Rooms  4 and  5 Winnipeg  Block, 
South  Chicago.  111.  Howard  and  South  Chicago  Ave- 
nues, Hegewisch,  111. 

So.  Chicago.  Hegewisch  and  Cummings 

property  a specialty. 


Real  Estate  for  Sale. 

BCTv’A-FIDE  LIST. 


FOR  SALE — DREXF.L- BOULEVARD. 

VVTe  can  offer  for  sale  on  Drexel-boulevard. 
north  of  Forty-seventh-st.,  two  very  choice 
corners  at  reasonable  prices. 

Also  between  Forty-eight-st.  and  the  head 
of  the  park  at  Fifty-first-st,  we  can  offer  to 
gentleman  desiring  choice  residence  grounds 
on  this  matchless  throughfare.  opportunity 
of  selecting  from  several  very  desirable 
tracts. 

Recent  sales  to  purchasers  for  early  im- 
provement, and  the  costly  dwellings  already 
under  construction  in  this  boulevard  south 
of  Forty-fifth-st.,  indicate  the  great  desira- 
bility of  this  quarter, 

It  is  becoming  a general  admitted  opinion 
that  Drexel-boulevard  at  this  locality  is  the 
finest  residence  quarter  in  the  world. 

BOGUE  & HOYT. 

182  Dearborn-st..  Rooml,  second  floor. 


FOR  SALE. 


II  ::  II 

CHOICE  INVESTMENTS. 

II  ::  || 

HAVING  for  many  years  kept  a record  of 
most  of  the  transfers  and  owners’ 
names  of  all  classes  of  business,  man 
ufacturing  and  dock  property,  we  can 
offer  to  investors  and  purchasers  in 
our  special  line,  superior  advantages  in 
selecting  what  they  want.  Many  of 
the  best  bargains  are  secured  by  per- 
sonal application  to  owners,  who  will 
not  allow  their  pr  -perty  to  be  adver- 
tised for  sale. 

J.  P.  WHITE, 

99  WashiDgton-st.,  Room  10 


FOR  SALE  by  Wasmansdobff  & Heinemann, 
160  and  162  Randolph-st..  cor.  LaSalle. 
$17,000.  Milwaukee  ave,  large  lot  with 
good  improvements. 

15,000.  Milwaukee  ave.,  cor.  Emma  st., 
3-story  brick;  improvements. 

13.000.  Ogden  av.,  near  Van  Buten  three 

story  and  basement  brick  build- 
ing, 55  ft  front  will  rent  for 
$1,700. 

6.000.  North  Park  av.,  2 story  basement 

house  and  lot. 

5.500.  Fremont-st.,  near  Centre, two-story 

brick. 

4.500.  Sheffield-ave.,  lot  25x125,  with  2- 

story  brick  flats. 

2,600.  Halsted-st.,  near  Willow,  25x125, 
with  brick  cottage. 

2,350.  Bissell-st.,  near  Clay,  24x125,  6 
room  orick  cottage. 

1,100.  Butler-st.,  north  of  35th,  50x125, 
cheap  lot. 

600,  Oakley-ave.,  near  North-ave.,  25x 
125,  very  cheap. 


WILEY  S.  SCRIBNER,  Recorder. 


Reliable!  Lowest  Prices!  Shortest  Time! 


Hecla  Architectural  Bronze  and  Iron  Works. 

POULSON  & ECER NEW  YORK. 

Electro  Bronze  and  Bower  Barff  Rustless  Work,  Stairways,  Balconies,  Elevator  Care 
and  Guards,  Metal  Mantles  and  Galvano  Panels. 

HICH’D  ROBINS  t Co.,  Agts.,  Room  59,  157-163  La  Salle  St.,  CHICAGO 

Call  Telephone  Bl«.  209. 


FOR  SALE. 

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— xxxx  By  C.  A.  BE08IEN,  xxxx- 

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56  Dearborn  Street.  

Residence  on  Bissel  street,  2-story  and 

Cellar  - - - $6.80( 

Residence  on  Bissel  st.,  2 story,  - 4,50( 

“ Dayton  st  - - - 6,80( 

“ Dayton  st  5,00i 

“ Clark  st.  close  to  Park  - 13, 00( 
“ “ - 12,50( 

“ “ “ “ “ - 22.001 
“ La  Salle  av  8,00( 

“ “ Hurlbut  st  - - 12,00( 

“ “ Webster  av  - - - 5,60( 

“ “ “ “ - - - 6,60( 
“ in  LakeView,  two-story  and 

Cellar,  it  50x197,  nr.  Lake,  12,00( 

3 stry  flats  on  Clark  st.,  - - 16,00( 

3 stry  flats  on  Mohawk  st.,  - 10,50( 

3 stry  flats  on  Wells  st  9,50( 

3 stry  flats  SedgwicK  ...  8,25( 

Business  Property  on  Clark  st  - $20,00( 
“ “ Wells  st  - 19,00( 

“ Cottage  Grv.  Av.  26,00( 

“ Milwaukee  av  28,50( 


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— sss  MORGAN  PARK  AHEAD  ! sss- 

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Persons  wishing  beautiful  suburban  homes 
ready  to  move  into  by  the  first  of  May  next, 
will  do  well  to  send  for  one  of  the  pamphlets 
of  Morgan  Park  property  and  houses,  issued 
by  Col  Geo.  R.  Clarke,  No.  205  La  Salle  St., 
which  will  tell  all  about  the  prices  of  houses 
and  easy  terms  of  payment. 


A BILL,  FOR  REST  OK  TITLES. 

BY  M.  J.  DUNNE. 

The  proposed  law  for  securing  a “ rest  of 
titles,”  published  in  your  issue  of  last  week, 
will  undoubtedly  attract  attention,  ana  ex- 
cite criticism  and  discussion,  because  the 
subject  is  oae  that  lawyers  and  real-estate 
men  have  been  considering  for  “lo,  these 
many  years,”  and  I presume  that  the  learned 
committee  who  framed  the  bill  would  not 
discourage,  but  would  rather  invite  criti- 
cism, in  order  that  its  weak  points  and  ob- 
jectionable features  might  be  pointed  out 
and  removed. 

That  some  legislative  remedy  is  desirable 
and  almost  imperatively  necessary,  is  patent 
to  every  lawyer  who  undertakes  to  examine 
an  abstract,  and  pass  upon  a title  to  a piece 
of  land  in  this  city,  for  he  must  realize  how 
ridiculous  it  is,  that  every  time  a lot  is  sold 
in  any  of  our  least  known  “ additions,”  it  is 
necessary  to  commence  the  examination  at 
the  United  States  receiver’s  certificate  of  ' 


entry,  and  trace  the  title  down  for  fifty 
years,  through  perhaps  a hundred  transfers, 
to  the  present  time,  well  knowing  the  fact 
that  the  same  thing  has  been  done  for  half 
a century  by  two  generations  of  lawyers. 
Then,  when  we  come  across  a conveyance 
made  forty  years  ago,  when  no  wife  joined, 
or  where  there  appears  some  very  slight  or 
very  technical  objection  or  defect  in  the  ac- 
knowledgment, we  are  at  a loss  to  know  i 
whether  we  can  safely  pass  such  matters  as 
too  old  to  notice,  or  consider  that  such  mat-, 
ters  have  been  raised  and  explained  dozens 
of  times  before,  or  remembering  the  Cly- ; 
bourne  or  Campbell  dower  suits,  shall  we!  i 
decline  to  pass  these  matters  as  absolute  or  j 
trifling. 

So  we  sigh  and  hope  and  pray  for  some? 
effectual  remedial  act — some  statute  of  re- 
pose— that  will  certainly  quiet  and  settle  1 
titles. 

But  is  the  proposed  bill  such  a measure? 

After  a perusal  of  it,  I have  my  doubts, 
and  can  discern  some  objection  to  it,  in  sub-  i 
stance  and  form. 

First,  It  is  novel  in  proposing  to  settle 
and  establish  titles,  without  any  judicial  in  i 
vestigation,  without  citing  parties  to  appear) 
and  show  cause  against  the  proceeding,  and 
without  any  authoritative  judicial  finding  of; 
facts,  and  it  would  appear  as  if  it  were  open 
to  the  constitutional  objection,  attempting 
to  deprive  persons  of  their  rights  in  proper- 
ty without  due  process  of  law,  as  known  to 
the  common  law. 

It  will  not  be  contended  that  the  filing  of 
a “ declaration  ” or  claim  of  title  with  a 
master  in  chancery,  and  producing  one  wit- 
ness before  him  to  substantiate  the  state- 
ments contained  in  the  declaration,  is  a ju- 
dicial investigation. 

Second,  If  effect  be  given  to  this  act,  and  I 
prodeediDgs  had  under  it. hardship  and  wrong 
may  occur  to  many  an  innocent  and  unwa- 
ry bona-fide  owner  of  land,  who,  resting  on 
his  knowledge  or  belief  in  the  integrity  of 
his  title,  might  not  keep  watch  of  the  re- 
corder’s office  to  ascertain  if  any  declara- 
tion were  filed  against  his  lot,  and  who- 
might  learn  top  late  (after  the  prescribed 
three  years)  that  some  person  had  “de- 
clared” against  his  lot,  obtained  a master’s; 
certificate,  sold  or  incumbered  it,  and  thus 
deprived  him  of  his  property,  or  compelled 
him  to  resort  to  chancery  to  remove  the) 
cloud  from  his  (the  true)  title;  and  section 
14  is  well  adapted  to  foster  and  protect 
the  filing  of  false  and  fraudulent  declara- 
tions and  affidavits,  framed  loose  and  weak) 
enough  to  avoid  the  penalties  of  perjury, 
yet  fast  and  strong  enough  to  bind  the  prop-  « 
erty,  if  not  attacked.  And  it  is  no  adequate 
remedy  to  offer  a man,  when  his  property  is 
taEen  away  or  clouded,  te  say  he  may  prose-  a 
cute  the  perjurer. 

Third,  I question  whether  this  bill,  if 
enacted,  would  accomplish  what  it  is  hoped 
and  intended  it  shall  any  more  effectually 
than  our  present  Statutes  of  Limitations, 
wkich,  as  is  well  known,  are  of  little  value  iu 
enabling  a title  otherwise  defective  to  pass 
as  merchantable. 

No  lawyer  will  now  approve  a title  based 
upon  twenty  years’  adverse  and  exclusive 


OTTO  PELTZER  & CO., 

ABSTRACT  MAKERS 

85  Washington  St.1 

continuationVfurnished 

IAND 

Special  ’Rates  Zviad© 
for*  Certified 
Ooioies. 

C.  R.  WALLECK, 

REAL  ESTATE  & LOANS 

728  South  Halsted  St., 

CHICAGO.  ILL. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  sellinsr  of  Subdivis- 
ions in  the  Southwestern  part  of  the  City. 

Investments  at  7 per  cent,  made  on  first-class  se- 
curity. ^^“Correspondence  solicited. 


MAX  EICHBERG, 

— S R O K E R — 

In  First-Class  Securities, 

144  I.A  SAIil.K  ST., 

City  Real-Estate  and  First  Mortgage  ) prtp  A ro 
Farm  Loans  Made  and  for  Sale.  S 


possession,  or  upon  seven  years  possession 
with  payment  of  taxes  under  a color  of  title, 
though  those  statutes  attempt  to  make 
those  titles  good.  Why?  Simply  because 
there  has  been  no  judicial  finding  and  de- 
termination of  the  truth  of  those  facts,  and 
therefore  the  same  result,  will  follow  the 
passage  of  this  act.  No  lawyer  would  pass 
a title  based  upon  and  not  going  behind  the 
certificate  of  a master,  and  therefore  the 
law  would  be  futile  and  valueless. 

Chicago,  Dec  20,  1886. 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 

WiVI  E.  HiNCHLIFF  & Cu  .^.successors  to 

HINCHLIFF- & OWEN, 


MANUFAOTOBEBS  OF 


INDIANA  PRESSED  BRICK. 

Room  lO  15©  LaSalle  St,  Ola. ice. go 


697 

GREEN  EBA U N!  SONS, 

]VIOrt£fl£G  and  Investment 
BANKERS, 

Removed  to  116  and  118  La  Salle  St. 

Loans  made  at  Lowest  Rates  of  interest  on  Chicago 
Real  Estate. 


O J.  X-..  MEYER  & SONS  GO 
133  & 135  Wabash  ave., 


TILE  AND  FIRE-PLACE  GOODS.  Hardwood  Interior  Finish.  FineStoreaDd 
Office  Fittings.  Designs  Furnished. 


WARRANTY  LEEDS. 

City  Property. 


NOTICE  TO  THE  PUBLIC. 

Newspaper  publishers  and  Editors  should 
be  on  their  guard  against  one  W.  S.  Allen, 
who  has  robbed  this  Joubnal  as  well  as 
others.  He  is  a dead-beat  of  *he  worst  type. 
He  is  small  in  stature,  dark  complected, dark 
mustache,  and  usually  wears  a small  chin 
beard.  He  is  careful  not  to  give  his  proper 
address,  for  the  purpose  of  evading  service. 
Look  out  for  him. 

BUILDING  PERMITS. 

Adams  st  w,  No  1154,  Wm  Dunn  1-story  cot- 
tage 23x35,  $1,000. 

Butterfield  st,  No  3413  Mrs  C Walner  l-story 
cottage  20x40,  $1,300. 

Campbell  av  No  164,  John  Brown  2-story 
fiat  24x33,  $2000. 

Dudley  st,  No  771  Geo  G Dowey  l-story  cot- 
tage 21x46,  $1,600. 

Johnson  st  No  181  Geo  Kehrodt  l-story  cot- 
tage 21x65,  $2,500. 

Market  st  cor  Adams  Martin  Ryerson  8- 
story  warehouse  209x166  $400,000. 

Marvin  place  No  241  F Heneches  l-story 
cottage  20x26,  $500. 

Nineteenth  st  w,  No  969,  V Cipra  l-story 
cottage  21x26,  $4,000. 

Nineteenth  st  w,  No  986,  F Gobel  l-story 
cottage  20x48,  $900. 

Rumsey  st,  No  187,  West  Division  Brewing 
Company  2-story  barn  30x78,  $2,000. 
Richmond  st,  No  8,  John  Sturm  l-story  cot- 
tage 22x32  $600. 

Robey  sts,  Nos  192  to  198  Jacob  Kramer  4 
2,story  dwellings  75x50,  $10,000. 

State  st,  Nos  449  and  451  H C Walker  6-story 
carriage  repository  4Cxl38,  $25,000. 
Stanton  av,  No  3653  John  Kramer  basement 
21x38,  $1,900. 

Twelfth  st,  No  1148  Mrs  Ellen  Wesner  two 
story  stores  and  flat  37x60,  $6,000. 
Townsend  st,  No  120,  Chas  Eokholm  3-story 
flat  92x88  $8,500. 

Thirty  fifth  st  Nos  135  and  137  G A Wheeler 
m 2-story  livery  stable  50x115,  $5,000. 

Van  Buren  No  1281,  Chas  Baker  2-story  store 
and  dwelling  25x45,  $3,400. 

Woodlawn  Paris  R S Critchell  l-story  addi- 
tion 40x32,  $600. 

Warren  av,  No  1007  P Hayes  2-story  dwell- 
/ ing  22x60,  $3,000. 

Washtenaw  av.  No  743,  W MassaDto  cottage 
21x45,  $1,000. 


Ashland  av,  ne  cor  Thirty  fifth  st,  wf  75x 
124  ft  Dec  15,  -John  H Vail  to  M J Vail 

5,500 

Ambrose  st,  270  ft  w of  Wood  sf  24x100  ft 
Sept  29,  W E Hatterman  to  E Koenig  $450 
Allport  st  50  ft  s of  18th  ef  25x125  ft  im- 
pd  Dec  11,  M Kounovsky  to  Edw’d  Vand 

. $3,200 

Ashland  av,  239  ftn  of  37th  st  ef  24x125  ft 
Dec  8,  M J Moisant  to  O AMoisant$l,000 
Albany  av,  se  cor  25th  st.  wf  50x125  ft  oot 
13,  Trego  & Smith  to  John  Kozelsky  $350 
Ashland  av  n,  456  ft  sof  Blackhawk  st  wf 
24x137  ft  Dec  23,  Ferdinand  Raddatz  to 

FranKTadich $1,600 

Archer  av,  ne  cor  Mary  st  sf  50x100  ft  dec 
8,  Elizabeth  McDonnell  to  S M Unger 

$7,500 

Astor  st,  80  ft  n of  Banks  wf  30  6-10x125 
ft  Dec  50,  F P Read  to  J L Houghteling 

et  al $6,885 

Artesian  av,  bet  Lake  and  Fulton  sts  ef  24 
xl26  feet  Oct  20,  L C Merrick  to  W H 

Benson $1,500 

Adams  st  w 251  ft  w of  Rockwell  st  sf  25x 
124  feet,  Dec  7,  Mary  E Servass  to  T F 

Casey $775 

Arch  st,  164  ft  s of  Archer  av  wf  50x101  ft 
Nov  23,  ’83,  H Van  Vuron  to  Ellen  Van 

Vnron $3,000 

Bradley  st,  225  ft  e of  Noble  st  sf  25x125 
ft  impd  Nov  2,  W & A Dyniewiez  to  V 

Bargynski $3,475 

Bradley  st,  175  ft  e of  Noble  st  sf  25x125 
ft  imp  Nov  z,  Peter  Stasch  to  V Bargy- 
nski   $3,000 

Bradley  st,  200  ft  e of  Noble  st  sf  25x125 
ft  impd  Nov  2,  Michael  Krieg  to  V Barg- 

ynsKi $3,300 

Bradley  st,  175  ft  e of  Noble  st  sf  75x125  ft 
impd  Dec  21,  Vincent  Barzynski  to  Eg- 

idus  Tarasiavicz $10,000 

Butterfield  st,  225  ft  s of  29th  st  ef  25x100 
ft  Nov  6,  M C & W H Haskell  to  Mary 

Shearman $4,250 

Belden  av,  48  ft  w of  Bissell  st  nf  24x115 
ft  Oct  5,  Sheffield  Scientific  school  to  M 

T Fleming $1,400 

Blackwell  st,  sw  cor  19th  st  ef  63x107  feet, 
Jan  21,  Ellis  C Taft  to  J W Taft. . . $4,000 
Bryan  place,  175  ft  nw  of  Randolph  st,  sw 
f26xl32  ft  Dec  15,  Samuel  Kerr  to  Oscar 

E Jones $6,000 

Boulevard  way.  139  ft  n of  Twenty  fifth  st 
ef  25x124  ft  Dec  17,  G W Cass  to  C A 

Hering $275 

Central  Park  bvd  sw  cor  Kedzie  av  nf  73x 
xl75  ft  Dec  8,  Wm  C Emmons  to  M A 

Towne $1,950 

Clark  st  n,  near  Schiller  wf  55%xl4934  ft 
Dec  3,  Daniel  Pfeiffer  to  Frederick  Koe- 
nig  $14,000 

Coblentz  st,  bet  Hoyne  av,  and  Robey  st, 
sf  12x100  ft  Dec  20,  M Buckley  to  J G 

Koch $200 

Cottage  Grove  av,  100  ft  n of  30th  st  wf 
50x92  ft  dec  6,  W F Minrick  to  Eugene 

E Henshaw $5,000 

Cornell  st,  146  ft  e of  Ashland  av  sf  25x128 
ft  impd  Dec  20,  Geo  A Peters  to  Charles 

Guesten - . - c . . - <.  <.  $2,900 

Cornell  st,  near  Chase  sf  3Cxl28  ft  impd 
Dec  20,  George  WittelmaD  to  Kollassa  & 

Ziamski $3,375 

California  av,  216  ft  n of  Van  Buren  st,  ef 
25x125  ft  Dec  20,  Jesse  Titman  to  P M 
Lewis $950 


Carroll  av,  near  Homan  nf  25x150  ft  Dec 

17,  S Strong  to  M Conolly $300 

Crawford  av,  322  ft  s of  Kinzie  st  wf  25x 
124  ft  Dec  13,  John  Turple  to  T J Hee- 


ney . 


.$800 


New  York, 

501  Fifth  Avenue. 


Brooklyn, 

203  Montague  Street. 


Chas.A.Seymour&Go 

— ESTABLISHED  1841.  — 

REAL  ESTATE, 
RENTING  AND  LOANS. 

Kents  Collected.  Taxes  Paid. 

Appraisal  8c  Sale  of  all  Classes  of  Real  Estate. 

Personal  attention  given  to  the  management  of 
Room  14,  149  La  Salle  St.  CHICACO. 


J.  H.  BISSELL, 
Suburban  Real-Estate, 


Coblentz  st,  bet  Hoyne  av  and  Robey  stsf 
12x100  ft  Dec  20,  M Bucidey  to  W Haer- 

le $200 

California  av,  50  ft  n of  Augusta  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  June  19,  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  D Me 

Guire $525 

Clinton  st,  119  3-10  ft  n of  Madison  wf  50x 
151  ft  Dec  23,  Philetus  W Gates  to  Mil- 
ler Metcalf  & Parkin $20,000 

Cherry  av,  nw  cor  Rees  st  383x250  ft  (ex- 
cept 50x116  ft  Oct  21,  Chicago  Land  Co 

to  Sam’l  J Vinnedge  et  al $16,000 

Campbell  av.  100  ft  n of  L exington  st  ef 
25x113  ft  impd  Dec  21,  G W Deal  to 

Frances  J Deal $4,o00 

Canal  st  120  ft  n of  12th  st,  ef  24x100  ft, 

Dec  21,  L & L Williams  to  L & J Barnett 

$6,000 

Dayton  st,  240  ft  s of  Willow  ef  48x124  ft 
Nov  10,  Iiu  F Dean  to  Wm  HuttenlacKer 

$1,700 

Davis  st,  200  ft  s of  Thompson  st  ef  25x 
124  ft  Oct  25,  E H Sheldon  to  S Oik.  $600 
Division  st  w,  se  cor  Francisco  st  nf  188% 
x579%  ft  with  other  property  in  same 
subdvn,  w 34  blks  2 and  6 s % blks  12 
and  16,  e 34  It  1 blk  17,  n 34  It  3 blk  17 
of  blocKS  lto  4,  Cliffords  add,  Dec  13, 
George  H Norman  to  Samuel  P Colt 

....  . $20,000 

Dayton  st,  206  ft  n of  Noth  av,  wf  24x124 
ft  Novembre  20.  Alice  Wheaton  to  P P 

Schmidt $1,100 

Dearborn  av.  55  ft  s of  Erie  st,  wf  25x80 
ft  Dec  10,  John  M Crawford  to  Mrs  Dell 

Edsall $4,500 

Ewing  st,  sw  cor  Desplaines  nf  75x119  ft 
impvd  Dec  16,  J Alden  Ely  to  Edgar 

French $3,000 

EIk  Grove  st,  212  ft  n of  Armitage  av  ef 
24x125  ft  Sept  7,  F W Hatterman  to  W 

KarnoBKi $400 

Elk  Grove  st,  164  ft  n of  Armitage  av,  ef 
24x125  ft  Sept  7,  F W Hatterman  to  J 

LarncyiK $400 

Erie  st  w,  24  ft  w of  Leavitt  st,  sf  24x124 
ft,  Dec  18,  C H & G Prins  to  C G Bock 

$2,800 

Eighteenth  place  w,  25  ft  w of  Brown  st  nf 
25x78  ft  October  16,  J D Lehman  to  C J 

Hlinka $900 

Eighteenth  st  w,  170  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf 
24x124  ft  Nov  26,  Josef  Sauer  to  Jan 

Prochaska $900 

Erie  st  w,  50  ft  e of  Wood  st  nf  25x124  ft 

decl,  R M Hunt  to  D Quillinan $850 

Eighteenth  st  w,  14434  ft  e of  Lincoln  st  sf 
24x125  ft  Dec  4,  J Horecxy  to  B Horec- 

Ky $500 

Emerald  av,  50  ft  s of  60th  st  ef  25x120  ft 
Dec  20,  Wm  Barth  to  Maria  A Billich 

$1,600 

Fisk  st,  73  ft  n of  19th  st  wf  24x100  ft  im- 
pe  Dec  21,  Anna  Klepaces  to  Jos  Hlado- 

vec $2,400 

Fifth  av,  near  Congress  st,  wf  46x196  ft, 
Dec  9,  Richard  S Cox  to  Jacob  Roth 

$25,500 

Francisco  st,  245  ft  n of  Thomas  st  ef  24x 
123  ft  Aug  18,  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  S E 

BracKen $550 

Forest  av,  near  Thirty  sixth  st,  wf  49x165 
ft  Oct  11,  S & W C Fyfe  to  A J Toolen 

$3,675 

Franslin  st  n,  5 ft  s of  North  av,  ef  25x102 
ft  Nov  15,  Asahel  Gage  to  C J Frans  $1,200 


52  MAJOR  BLOCK. 

Homes  at  EJsdon.  with  cheap  lare«  on  Grand 
Trunk  R.  R.,  and  MONEY  LOANED  TO  BUILD. 
Also  Blocks  and  Ackes  South  and  West. 


Flournoy  st,  265 |ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf  24x 
125  feet  Nov  18,  Nelson  Morris  to  W H 

Higgins $ i,000 

Fi'more  st,  249  ft  w of  California  av  sf  36 
xl25  ft  August  24,  ’85,  C H Kehl  to  J H 

Shannon $525 

Gurley  st,  se  cor  of  Morgan  st,  25x80  feet 
Dec  3,  Master  in  Chancery  to  J G Sco- 

vera $1,947 

Hervey  st,  24  ft  e of  Dudley  nf  24x125  ft 
Sept  7,  F W Hatterman  to  L Dobek  $400 
Henry  st,  167  ft  e of  Margaret  nf  24x125 
ft  Dec  11,  E D Richardson  to  John  She- 

han $900 

Hoyne  av  n,  72  ft  s of  Holstein  st  ef  24x 
100  ft  impd  Nov  22,  Korff  & Hoepe  to  C 

Bonefield $1,500 

Hervey  st,  24  ft  w of  Girard  st  sf  24x125  ft 
Nov  16,  M B Webber  to  W E Hatterman 

$350 

Hanover  s’,  224  ft  s of  31st  st  wf  25x124  ft 
Dec  13,  Albert  Crane  to  M Moeschinger 

$1,550 

Halsted  st  s,  78  ft  n of  38th  st  ef  26x150  ft 
Dec  15,  Master  in  chancery  to  Jas  W’alsh 

$1,295 

Hoyne  av.  192  ft  n of  18th  st  ef  27x126  ft. 
Aug  16,  Joel  Evans  et  al  to  B & M Cis- 

$475 

Hervey  st,  48  ft  e of  Ludley  st  nf  24x125 
ft  Sent  7.  F W Hatterman  to  J Dvnaj 

. . $400 

Halsted  st  n,  5834  ft  n of  Rees  st,  ef  50x 
126  ft  Dec  9,  Samuel  H Robbins  to  Wm 

Luedeka $4,000 

Harrison  st,  ne  cor  Campbell  av,  sf  73x 
6734  ft  Dec  16,  Jas  H Coleman  to  Thos 

White  et  al $18,000 

Hinsche  st,  115  ft  n of  Cly bourn  av  nw  f 
24x90  ft  impd  Dec  21,  Franz  Nolte^  to 

Patrick  Regan $3,600 

Huron  st  w,  240  ft  e of  Robey  st  nf  24x121 
ft  Dec  17,  S T King  to  C A Carlson$l,500 
Indiana  av,  387  ft  s of  29th  st,  wf  32x178 
ft  impd  Mch  12,  Mary  Gunning  to  Wm 

J Gunning $8,000 

Jackson  st  w,  75  ft  e of  Paulina  st  sf  25x 
183  ft  May  13,  Anna  A Price  to  Oscar  J 

Price $3,500 

Jackson  st  w,  184  ft  w of  Morgan  st,  nf  24 
xl80  ft  Dec  13,  Henry  Lumbard  to  Anna 

Goltzsch $4,000 

Jefferson  st,  9934  ft  s of  Van  Buren  wf  49 
94x159  ft  impd  Dec  21,  Hugh  H Clynch 

to  E H Valentine $14,000 

Jay  st,  169  ft  s of  Webster  av,  ef  und  34  of 
25x123  ft  Dec  20,  Charles  Lutz  to  C W 

Sturdevant $1,700 

Kossuth  st,  200  ft  w of  Hanover  st  sf  25x 
125  feet  Dec  20,  Nicholas  Jean  to  F J 

Mueller $1,500 

Larrabee  st,  se  cor  Garfield  av  wf  48x123 
ft  impd  Nov  20,  Leopold  Deitz  to  John 

A Linn $14,5oO 

Lexington  st,  141  ft  w of  Western  av  sf  50 
xl24  ft,  Dec  21,  Geo  Cadwell  to  William 
$1,700 

La  Salle,  av,  66  ft  n of  Division  st  ef  21x 
103  ft  impd  Dec  23,  Stewart  Spaulding 
to  Frank  W Pettit $12,000 


Laurel  st  26  ft  s of  Douglas  av  wf  26x160 
ft  Dec  16,  L C Bean  to  P McFarland  $60q 
La  Salle  st,  same  property  as  above  dec  23 
Frank  VV  Pettit  to  Carrie  S Spaulding 

$12,000 

Lundy  st,  225  ft  n of  36th  st,  wf  25x120  ft, 
Oct  22,  est  of  E C Larned  to  J no  Beunn- 

sell $450 

Lewis  st,  sw  cor  Webster  av,  wf  25x125  ft 
itnpd  Dec  17.  F & E Benthin  to  Henry 

Burbach $5,000 

Lake  av,  584  ft  n of  Thirty  seventh  st  wf 
50x160%  ft  Dec  1,  M H & C T Trego  to 

Laura  JR  Walcott $14,000 

Lake  st  w,  100  ft  e or  Peoria  sf  25x110  ft 

Nov  5,  Wm  Cox  to  A F Biedler $3,000 

Loomis  st,  366  ft  n of  Taylor  ef  25x125  ft 
Dec  3,  Wm  Campbell  to  Johanna  Flavin 

$2,025 

Myrtle  st,  ne  cor  Taylor  wf  50x112  ft  Dec 
20,  Master  in  chancery  to  G Kurz.  .$1,216 
Mowry  st,  134  ft  s of  26th  st,  wf  84x124  7- 
10  feet,  Nov  22,  E A Cummings  to  A C 

Selleck $630 

Millard  av,  182  ft  s of  Ogden  av,  wf  27% 
ft  to  alley  Nov  23,  H R and  J H Straw- 

bridge  to  Mary  J Way $4,600 

May  st,  205  ft  8 of  Harrison  stef  24x150  ft 
Dec  22,  est  of  M Murphy  to  James  Scott 

$3,000 

Madison  st  w,  sw  cor  Homan  av,  nf  65  8-10 
xl91  ft  Dec  21,  K A and  J N Staples  to 

Geo  B Cook $6,000 

Milwaukee  av,  bet  Hoyne  and  Robey  sts 
sw  f 24x100  ft  Dec  4,  C Wakefield  to’ Jno 

Corney $1,345 

Maxwell  st,  50  ft  w of  Union  nf  25x90  ft 
Dec  16.  August  Schneidwend  to  F & M 

Houdek $1,875 

Nineteenth  st  w,  264  ft  w of  Hoyne  av  nf 
24x125  ft  Dec  23,  Carl  Werner  to  C F 

Krueger $800 

Nineteenth  place,  143  ft  w of  Johnson  st  sf 
24x84  ft,  Dec  8,  Frank  Nowak  to  A & R 

Stroubal $1,000 

Oakley  av,  160  ft  n of  Moore  st  wf  25x125 

ft  Dec  6,  J A Hal'  to  H Grube $500 

Ogden  av,  249  ft  ne  of  12th  st,  nwf  25x100 
ft  Nov  18,  H C Anderson  to  Bertha  M 

Anderson $6,000 

Osgood  st  220  ft  s of  Webster  av  wf  25x 
123  ft  Sept  1,  C & J Noonan  to  Society 

of  Priests  etc $900 

Osgood  st.  near  above  25x123  feet,  Sept  1, 
Hugh  O’Connor  to  Society  of  Priests  etc 


. $900 


Osgood  st,  near  above  25x123  ft  Sept  1, 
Michael  Brennan  to  Society  of  Priests 

etc ' $900 

Oakley  st  n,  and  se  cor  Rhine  st,  wf  24x100 
ft  Dec  1,  Master  in  chancery  to  J Ziska 


.$305 


Park  av,  137  ft  e of  California  av,  sf  19% 
ft  to  alley  Oct  13,  J L Campbell  to  Jas 

Robinson  et  al $3,000 

Paulina  st,  99  ft  n of  Harrison  ef  24x125 
ft  Dec  21,  Ambrose  Plamoden  to  John 

Powell $4,700 

Park  av,  west  of  Hamlin  av,  nf  48x158  ft 
July  19,  J B Hobbs  to  Wm  H Mooney  $700 
Parmelee  st,  119  ft  w of  Leavitt  st  nf  25x 

124  ft  Dec  4,  Est  of  E C Larned  to  O & 

F Groenke $500 

Paulina  st  n,  206  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  ef 
46x122  ft,  Dec  13,  W H Palmer  to  W E 

Hattorman $800 

Paulina  st,  120  ft  n of  Wabansia  av  ef  69x 
122  ft  Nov  1,  Est  of  L Taylor  to  W E 

Hatterman $1,350 

Paulina  st,  229  ft  n of  Wabansia  av,  ef  23x 
122  ft  Dec  1,  W E Hatterman  to  John 

Landmessor $450 

Parnell  av,  248  ft  s of  29th  st  wf  25x125  ft 
July  26,  est  of  David  Davis  to  J Schnell 

$3,300 

Parnell  av,  250  ft  s of  38th  st,  ef  25x125  ft 
Sept  23,  est  of  David  Davis  to  Jas  Gar- 

Jand $3,300 

Rhine  st,  116  ft  e of  Western  av,  nf  48x100 
ft  Dec  16,  A Crawford  to  HiHeintz.  .$610 
Rockwell  st,  150  ft  s of  Thompson  ef  56x 

125  ft  Dec  17,  J H Coombs  to  W H Wat- 
erman  $1,050 

eccajst,  sw  cor  Western  av,  nf  293x124 
with  292x124  ft  in  same  blk  Nov  26, 

J J and  J D Curtis  to  Thos  P Phillips 

$7,200 

ichmond  st,  75  fts  of  Augusta  st,  ef  25x 
125  ft  July  19,  est  of  James  Carter  to  A 

Paulson $425 

Richmond  st,  29  ft  n of  Cortez  st  wf  25x 
125  ft  July  12.  est  of  Jas  Carter  to  John 

Storms |500 

Roberts  st,  near  Superior  ef  40x98  ft  and 
wf  40x80  ft  except  railroad  Dec  6,  Jas 
Frost  to  J L & F B Wallace $4,800 


Wholesale  and 

Retail  Dealer  in 


Office,  Union  Place  and.  Twenty-Second  St.,  > nUTCAPn  TT  T 

Opposite  Palmer,  Fuller  & Co’s  Manufactory,  J vlliwflvjv/)  JLXjJLl, 

White  Wood,  Oak,  Ash,  Cherry,  Walnut,  etc.  Rough  or  Dressed  and  Matched  Hardwood  Flooring. 

BIXjLiS  cut  to  oiuidsiu. 


Racine  av,  110  ft  s of  Garfield  wf  30x124 
ft  Dec  11,  James  Morgan  to  Peter  Weis 

$1,000 

Robey  st  n,  96  ft  n of  Wabansia  av,  ef  24 
xlOO  ft  Oct  25,  F W Hatterman  to  F Ni- 
kola   $550 

Spaulding  av,  bet  Madison  and  Jackson  st 
11  Jots  of  lots  2 to  4,  Dec  4,  F E and  T P 

Phillips  to  Chas  Platt $8,000 

Sixteenth  st.  88  ft  e of  Indiana  av  sf  22x 
145  ft  Nov  24,  Edwin  Pardridge  to  Edwd 

D Hosmer $8,800 

Superior  st,  125  ft  e of  St  Clair  nf  25x95 
ft  Oct  14,  E P and  E F Darby  to  W F 

Newberry $3,750 

Superior  st  w,  25  ft  e of  Armour  nf  25x123 
ft  Dec  16,  M J & W Lister  to  W Dudek 

$1,200 

Seminary  av,  nw  cor  Belden,  ef  50x124  ft, 
Dec  16,  F J Gabriel  to  A Riehl ....  $2,300 
Shober  st,  200  ft  s of  Hirsch  st,  wf  25x125 
ft  Oct  23,  Jno  Jensen  to  Herman  Fried- 
man  $2,100 

Spaulding  av,  bet  Madison  and  Jackson  st 
18  lots  in  Kimball’s  subdivision  Dec  14, 

$10,000 

Seminary  av,  271  ft  s of  Fullerton  av  ef  25 
xl24  ft  Nov  20,  M & E Heim  to  Bryant 

& Bishop $1,038 

Trumbull  av.  nw  cor  Harrison  st,  ef  lOOx 
245  ft  Dec  17,  E S Lane  to  PatricK  Coo- 
ney  $3,400 

Twelfth  st,  264  ft  e of  OalKey  av  nf  48x108 
ft  Dec  18,  David  V Burne  to  Chas  Jouve- 

nat $23,000 

Twelfth  st  w,  299  ftw  of  Centre  av  nf  25x 

124  ft  Dec  23,  Jacob  Kramer  to  Maurice 

F Grace $7,000 

Taylor  st  w,  nw  cor  Desplaines  sf  25x116 
ft  impd  Dec  21,  John  M Bohan  to  Jan 

Mach $4,000 

Taylor  st  w,  175  ft  w of  Desplaines  st  nf 
25x119  ft  impd  Dec  20,  Vopicka  & Ku- 

bin  to  John  Krivanek $7,350 

Twenty  fourth  st,  50  ft  e of  Stewart  av  nf 
50x125  ft  impd  Dec  17,  Mathias  Kirsch 

to  J osef  Thorne $2000 

Twenty  sixth  st,  101  ft  w of  Rockwell  sf  25 
xl20  ft  Dec  1,  F & S Luebke  to  Henry 

Mickow $3,000 

Twenty  fourth  st  75  ft  e of  Stewart  av  sf 
25x125  ft  Dec  20,  Albert  Crane  to  L A 

Rinehart $890 

Thirty  fifth  court  33%  ft  e of  Tucker  st  sf 
125x147  ft  dec  22.  L C Bean  to  John  F 

Jora $2,500 

Twenty  second  st  w,  the  premises  No  1861 
and  1863,  July  9,  Wm  G Powers  to  F 

Powers $1,000 

Taylor  st  w,  200  ft  w of  Leavitt  nf  25x158 
feet  Dec  20,  John  McDonough  to  T Hy- 

lnad $2,000 

Twenty  sixth  st,  217  ft  w of  Sacramento 
v sf  49x125  ft  Nov  8,  Trego  & Smith  to 

J Novak % $625 

Twenty  sixth  st,  217  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf 
49x125  feet  Nov  15,  Trego  & Smith  to  H 

Kopp $725 

Twenty  sixth  st,  169  ft  w of  Sacramento 
av  sf  48x125  ft  Nov  15,  Trego  & Smith  to 

M Choi  a $700 

Twenty  sixth  st,  73  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  48 
xl25  ft  Nov  15,  Trego  <fc  Smith  to  F Ku- 

bat....  ....  . $700 

Twenty  sixth  sixth  st  and  adjoining  above 
24x125  ft  Nov  1.5,  Trego  & Smith  to  E 

Procoaska $350 

Twenty  sixth  st  169  ft  e of  Albany  av  sf  48 
xl25  ft  Nov  15,  Trego  & Smith  to  J Hra- 

kaK $700 

Thirty  first  st,  nw  cor  Deering  triangle  of 
290x166x269  ft  Dec  21,  T J Finucane  to 

Christian  Schmidt ....  $8,250 

Twelfth  st  w,  nw  cor  Marshfield  st  sf  53x 

125  ft  Feb  26.  S H Sweet  et  al  to  Wm 

Kettles $2,400 

Twenty  third  st,  375  ft  e of  Portland  av  nf 
25x125  ft  impd  Nov  1,  H P Mueller  to 

Jos  Fuchs $4,000 

Twelfth  st  w,  50  ft  e of  Loomis  sf  25x102  ft 
Dec  17,  Nicholas  A Lauer  to  O F Schu- 
macher Jr $6,000 

Twenty  sixth  st,  24  ft  e of  Shields  av,  nf 
24x109  ft,  impd  Dec  22,  M & P Haser  to 
J & A Knipschild $2,500 


Tinkhara  st,  75  ft  s of  Ohio  st  wf  26x122  ft 
Dec  20.  T H Newton  to  J T Dale. . . $2,500 
Van  Buren  st  w,  93  ft  e of  Whipple  sf  25x 
125  ft  Dec  2.  Stevens  & Wood  to  Albert 

Gillett $1,100 

Wilcox  av  No  1032  Dec  21,  E P Murdock 

to  Geo  E Compton $4,500 

Wabash  av,  No  1637  Dec  21,  C W and  C H 
Tebbetts  to  H A & C A Chapin  ....  $12,500 
Wells  s,  n,  80  ft  s of  Superior  ef  40x110  ft 
Dec  13,  Robert  Clark  to  Henry  Gauler 

$9,000 

Western  av,  25  ft  n of  Hirsch  st  ef  25x126 
ft  Nov  30.  Jacobson  & Tallman  to  N M 

S Lindholm $700 

Western  av,  25  ft  s of  Bryson  st,  ef  25x126 
ft  Oct  1,  Jackson  & Tallman  to  Laura 

Smith $700 

Western  av,  72%  ft  s of  Augusta  stef  48x 
125  feet  Oct  11,  H K Carmichael  te  C H 

Prins $1,200 

Washtenaw  av,  638  ft  s of  12th  st  wf  50x 
125  ft  Dec  10,  J E & H W Cheney  to  Pat 

rick  Lunney $1,100 

Washtenaw  av,  245  ft  n of  Hirsch  st  ef  25x 
125  ft  Deo  21.  H H Sloan  to  Wm  Mass- 

anta $540 

Wells  st  n,  100  ft  s of  Shiller  st  wf  50x162 
Dec  21,  Master  in  chancery  to  Joseph 

Sehnei $7,760 

Whiting  st,  110  ft  e of  Franklin  st,  sf  27x 
100  ft  dec  21,  Richard  Savage  to  Wm  M 

Savage $2,500 

Wabash  av,  ne  cor  18th  st  wf  49%xl72  ft, 
also  Eighteenth  st,  ne  cor  Grove  sf  203% 
x96  and  91  ft  Nov  20,  Orville  H Tobey  et 

al  to  Alexander  E Orr $55,000 

Wabash  av,  the  premises  Nos  1528  and 
1530  Dec  17,  Christian  Linde  to  Chas  W 

Fullerton $14,000 

Wabash  av,  the  premises  No  1713,  Dec  16, 
Sidney  A Kent  to  H A and  C A Chapin 

$9,250 

Webster  av,  near  Lincoln  pi,  nf  19x118  ft 
impd  Oct  14,  Union  Mut  Life  Ins  Co  to 

Anna  Lundbsrg $7,750 

Wilcox  st,  392  ft  e of  Sacramento  av  sf  25 
xl24  ft  July  12.  W G JacKson  to  R Dick- 
inson  $650 

Western  av,  sw  cor  Hinman  st  ef  214x115 
ft  with  816  ft  to  alley  in  snme  blk  Dec 
13,  Master  in  chancery  to  E Lehmann 

$23,100 

Wilmot  av,  sw  cor  Hoyne  st,  ne  f 24x100  ft 

Dec  4,  C H Tilford  to  H Hoepe $415 

Wallace  st,  175  ft  s of  30th  st,  wf  25x125  ft 
Dec  8,  est  of  David  Davis  to  Chas  Hi- 

pelius $900 

Wabash  av,  196  ft  s of  12th  st  wf  25x180  ft 
Dec  20,  Albert  J Averell  to  H A & C A 
Chapin $14,500 


Alortli  of  City  Limits. 


Ashland  av,  49  ft  n of  Roscoe  st  wf  50x123 
ft  Oct  25,  S M Church  et  al  to  Charles  E 

Gregory $1,500 

Belmont  av,  240  ft  w of  Perry  st  nf  48  ft 
feet  to  alley,  Oct  28,  J P Altgeld  to  S F 

Fritz $1,400 

Belmont  av,  48  ft  e of  Sheldon  av,  sf  24x 
125  ft,  Dec  2,  S E Gross  to  M Cunning- 
ham  $600 

Belmont  av,  50  ft  w of  Oakley  av  sf  25x125 
ft  Aug  23,  W L Schrader  to  J Swiderski 

$500 

Clark  stn  34  ft  se  of  Eddy  ne  f 50x125  ft 
Dec  18,  Fred’K  Roesch  to  Lena  Roescb 

$1,900 

Damn  st,  240  ft  e of  Jones  st  nf  40x122  ft 
Nov  10,  John  A Hall  to  E A Furnner 

$1,000 

Fletcher  st,  216  ft  e of  Southport  av,  sf  25 
xl25  feet  Nov  30,  H H Gage  to  Peter 

SpecK $600 

Fletcher  st,  396  ft  w of  Evanston  av  nf  25 
x!25  ft,  Nov  1,  Luke  Hitchcock  to  T J 

Hoch $875 

Gross  ParK,  96  ft  w of  Paulina  st  nf  24x 
125  ft  Aug  21,  S E Gross  to  F Havwer- 

kamp $550 

Halsted  st,  25  fti  of  Dewey  court  wf  25x 
134  ft  Nov  23,  F Doming  to  Emma  Grif- 
fin  $1,200 

Halsted  st  nw  cor  Otto  st  ef  40x125  ft  dec 
14,  C Buckingham  to  A M Nikodem$l,600 
Halsted  st,  sw  corner  Otto  st  ef  25x125  ft, 


Dec  13,  C Buckingham  to  Thos  Kerri- 
gan  $1,000 

Horner  av,  96  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  24x125  ft 
Aug  23,  S E Gross  to  E J & J McKeever 


$400 


Leavitt  st,  se  cor  School  st,  wf  49x120  ft 
Jul  28,  W L Schrader  to  Julins  Peters$925 
Lincoln  av,  bet  Addison  and  Turner  sts  ef 
25  ft  to  Gross  av,  Dec  11,  S E Gross  to 

R w°lf $575 

Melrose  st,  120  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x 
125  ft  July  12,  S E Gross  to  John  Gnadt 

$500 

Melrose  st,  148  ft  e of  Sheldon  av,  sf  24x 
125  ft  Dec  11,  S E Gross  to  L Whitland 


.$500 


Nelson  st,  316  ft  w of  Racine  av  sf  36x125 
ft  Dec  8,  W C Goudy  to  Frank  Friede 

$825 

Otto  st,  240  ft  w of  Halsted  st,  nf  25x124  ft 
Apr  24,  C Buckingham  to  Edw’d  O’Daa 

$550 

Otto  st  215  ft  w of  Halsted  st  nf  25x124  ft 
Oct  4,  C Buckingham  to  Edward  O’Dea 

$600 

Racine  av,  sw  cor  Wellington  stef  46x120 
ft  Dec  16,  Hugh  Foley  to  L & A S Wehr- 

keim $2,500 

Roscoe  st,  125  ft  e of  Robey  nf  25x125  ft 
July  3,  S E Gross  to  William  Plaetz.  .$325 
Ravenswood  Park,  141  ft  s of  Graceland 
av  wf  25x108  ft  Dec  15,  H C Buechner 

R J Wilson $350 

Ravenswood  Park  nw  cor  Wilson  av  ef  47x 
152  ft  Dec  1,  A S Gurnee  to  John  Daw- 
son   $3,100  I 

Racine  av,  nw  cor  Fletcher  ef  50x125  ft, 

Dec  15,  Martin  Willetts  to  Kittie  Fitz- 
gerald   $2,000 

School  st,  300  ft  e of  Gross  av  sf  24%xl25 
ft  Dec  11,  S 3 Gross  to  Henry  Fuhr. . $575 
Seminary  av,  166  ft  n of  Wellington  st,  ef 
25x124  ft  Nov  29,  Anton  Melinto  Ernest 

Sahlen $750 

School  st,  108  ft  w of  Paulina  st,  nf  36x125 
ft  June  10,  S E Gross  to  S F Miller.  .$825  ' 
School  st,  90  ft  e of  Paulina  st,  sf  25  feet, 

Nov  22,  S E Gross  to  R J Blum $475 

School  st,  25  ft  e of  Gross  av,  sf  25  ft  to 
alley  Apr  21,  S E Gross  to  H Wilson. . $600  ! 
School  st,  240  ft  e of  Sheldon  av  nf  24x125 
ft,  Nov  29,  S E Gross  to  William  Holly 

$475  t 

Sheffield  av,  100  ft  s ot  Roscoe  st  ef  75x123 
ft  Dec  17,  E T & A Hulbut  to  Chas  Mc- 
Mahon   $ 1,900 


South  ot  City  Limits. 


Atlantic  st,  near  Fifty  fourth  ef  31%xl41 
dec  17,  Brooks  & Hill  to  F W & T H C 

Engelke 

Ashland  av,  125  ft  s of  41st  st  wf  25x125  ft 
Sept  25,  Tracy,  Sykes  & Porter  to  Wm 

H West $500 

Bowen  av,  22  1-10  ft  w of  St  Lawrence  nf 
39  3-10x120  ft  Nov  29,  Wm  Harpole  to  G 

H <fc  W F Pierce $5,050 

Carpenter  st  s,  46  ft  s of  Fifty  third  wf  25 
xl25  feet,  Sept  20,  R J Schram  to  Fred 

Matt $300 

Calumet  av.  198  feet  s of  44th  st  ef  49%x 
137%  ft  Nov  16,  J R & A J Maher  to  R 

A Gordon $1,731 

Calumet  av,  s and  adj  above  49%xl37%  ft 
Nov  16,  J R & A J Maher  to  DC  Gordon 

$1,732 

Ellis  av,  100  ft  n of  Brook  st,  wf  5Cxl80  ft, 
Dec  13,  Samuel  Baxer  to  S Warren  Lar- 

uson $10,000 

Evans  av  336  ft  s of  45th  st,  wf  24x171  ft 
Nov  23,  Thos  Echkardt  to  Charles  King 

$900 

Forty  fourth  st.  141  ft  e of  Greenwood  av 
nf  50x128  ft,  Sept  25,  H M Bliss  to  Geo 

M Bogue '. $3,000 

Forty  eighth  st,  159  ft  e of  Aberdeen  st  ef 
24x125  ft  Dec  9,  L D McDonald  to  E L 

Pease $300 

Forty  first  st  119  ft  e of  Bissell  av  nf  25x 
125  ft  Sept  24,  D M & G Forrester  to  J 

& K Flynn $460 

Forty  seventh  st,  sw  cor  Atlantic  st  nf  25x 
xl05  ft  dec  15,  W L Hoerber  et  al  to  Jas 

Leddy $1,000 

Forty  third  st,  217  ft  w of  St  Lawrence  av 
sf  50x122%  ft  Dec  14,  Dr  Almon  Brooks 

to  C D Tilbury $2,650 

Forty  seventh  st,  149%  feet  w of  Cottage 
Grove  av  sf  25x153  ft  Oct  20,  C W Lese- 

berg  to  E T Williams $1,000 

Fifty  seventh  st,  sw  cor  Stewart  av,  nf  132 
xl32  ft  Oct  11,  R A & E G Curtis  to  Geo 
B Goodenow $1,211 


Forty  third  st,  197  ft  w of  Drexel  bd,  sf  25 
xl61  ft  Dec  23,  Charles  R Allen  to  L A 
Hastings $2,000 


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Fifty  sixth  court  ne  cor  of  Stewart  av,  sf 
50x14534  ft  Nov  23.  M E & 0 G French 

to  A Meuris $800 

Fifty  fifth  S',  nw  cor  Iugleside  av  sf  220x 
46234  feet  Dec  1,  Laura  J R Walcott  to 

Frsderick  W Cleaner ....  $25,000 

Fifty  fifth  st,  same  as  above  Dec  1,  Fred’k 

W Cleaner  to  Chas  T Trego $25,000 

Greenwood  av,  se  cor  44th  st  wf  130x125  ft 
Aug  28,  J E Hansed  to  George  M Bogue 

$10,880 

Greenwood  av,  sQme  as  above  also  50x128 
ft  adj  on  44th  st,  Dec  17,  Geo  R1  Bogue 

to  VV  D Ewart $13,600 

Heald  st,  216  ft  s of  59th  st,  wf  24x124  ft 
Dec  18.  M and  G W Haggett  to  H V Me 

Kiel $2,300 

Kimbark  av,  50  ft  s of  52nd  st  wf  200x125 
ft  Nov  26,  Henry  Talman  to  Jas  M Mar- 
shall   $7,000 

Kimbark  av,  s and  adjoining  above  40x125 
ft  Nov  26,  Henry  Talman  to  O K Noble 

$1,400 

Laflin  st,  72  ft  s of  50th  ef  24x124  ft  June 

28,  M Ballin  toH  Ferber $375 

Laflin  st,  74  ft  n of  48th  st  24x125  ft  Dec 

16,  Patrick  McGrory  toWilliam  H Hoop- 
er  $900 

Laflin  st,  96  ft  s of  50th  ef  48x124  ft  July 

29,  M Ballin  to  A H Vilter $800 

Madison  av  se  cor  of  52nd  st  wf  100x154  ft 

Sept  18,  Martha  E Buckingham  to  Geo 

G McRay $5,000 

Madison  av,  sw  cor  51st  st  ef  100x150  ft, 

Dec  15.  Wm  M Craig  et  al  to  Cornelius 

H Shaver $9,000 

Part  of  It  in  Farwell’s  part  of  Lyman’s  se 
M of  sec  2 38  14,  Nov  13,  Dwight  Cutter 

to  T G Otis $1,000 

Sixty  first  st  se  cor  of  Indiana  av  nf  17 lx 
242j4  ffc  Nov  15’  Mai7  A Jennings  to 

Veeder  & Jones $6,500 

State  st,  150  ft  s of  59th  stef  125x159  feet 
Dec  32,  K Loeher  to  Michael  CurtiB  $2,400 
Sidney  av,  34  ft  s of  44th  st  ef  34x88  ft  dec 

8,  E G Ewart  to  A D Dana $1,870 

Tracey  av  near  48th  stwf  2334x425  ft  Nov 

13,  C W Pierce  to  C Fox $350 

Woodlawn  av.  100  ft  s of  53rd  st  ef  50x164 
ft  Sept  22,  Maria  L Kleiner  to  F M Wil- 
son ....  $2,250 

Woodlawn  av,  5 0 ft  s of  53d  st  ef  50x164  ft 
Dec  18,  Lester  H Eames  to  Frank  M 

Wilson $2,750 

Wentworth  av,  294  ft  n of  59th  st  wf  25x 
135  ft  dec  23,  L A Brueks  to  Peter  Rot- 

hermel $1,000 

Wallace  st,  nw  oor  Sixtieth  st  ef  80x127  ft 
Nov  15.  B F Jacobs  to  John  Erixsen 

$2,100 

Woodlawn  av,  s of  Hyde  Park  av  wf  20x36 
ft,  Nov  16,  T G Otis  to  Dwight  Cutler 

$1,000 

Western  av  blvd  990  ft  n of  47th  st  ef  165x 
1.33634  ft  Dec  6,  John  Watson  to  W C & 

E J F Willing $4,000 

West  of  City  Limits. 

Austin  av  25  ft  w of  west  47th  st  sf  25x119 
ft  Nov  3,  James  Arnold  to  J L Wheadon 

$1,230 

Basil  av,  112  ft  s of  Wabansia  av  ef  25x 
118  ft  Dec  16,  Andrew  Lundquist  to  01 

son  & Johnson $1,800 

Basil  av,  175  ft  a of  Bloomingdale  st  ef  50 
xll8  ft  Dec  13,  Olson  & Johnson  to  Wm 

T Roberts ■ $1,000 

Mozart  st,  200  ft  n of  Courtland  wf  25x100 
ft  Dec  17,  S & A Imsland  to  J A Roe- 

misch $1,350 

Palmer  place  810  ft  w of  California  av  sf 
25x100  feet,  Dec  21,  M Loobey  to  M P 

Kruse $350 

PennocK  Lts  25  and  26,  in  blx  29,  Nov  9, 

J F Keeney  to  W J Evans $800 

Stave  st , sw  cor  Helen  st,  ne  f 24x111  ft, 
Dec  8.  Chas  T Gilbert  to  James  J Allen 

$2,200 

Washtenaw  av,  nw  cor  Wabansia  av  ef  25 
xl25  ft  Dec  10,  E F & F W Scharlau  to 

J & A Dost $1,000 

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FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY  & CO., 

1 (5  Dearborn  Street. 

MORTGAGES,  BUILDING  LOANS. 


FRANCIS  B.  PEABODY. 


JAS.  L.  HOUGHTELING. 


FRANCIS  S.  PEABODY 


Lots  3 and  4 b 1,  Lamb’s  sub  It  12  and  prt  14,  assr’s 
div  aw  or  4 3s  14,  Oct  3d,  Marla  Lamb  to  Lydia  R 

Smith • • • • ■ .H700 

Lota  12  aud  13  b 51,  Washington  Heights,  3ept  20,  J 

A Cost  to  Saunders  k Florentine $1300 

Lot  44  b 1 blck  40,  w Vi  etc  17  39  14,  dec  15,  Eugene 

Hart  to  Eliza  Wright $2000 

Lots  28  27  23  blk  26, 19  40 14,  Nov  15,  Clementina  No- 
wak to  N Carr $1600 

N Vi  lot  11  b 10  Hansbrough  & Hess  sub  sw  qr  36  40 

13,  Sept  6,  J L Hirscli  to  Geo  H Desenis $2100 

West  40  ft  ot  lots  15  and  16  blk  60,  Russell  M & Rob- 
ert’s add,  dec  11,  Patrick  Moran  to  C Hummel.^ 

Lots  'll  and  12  b 76  Hyde  Pk,  Sept  29,  S W Slaugh- 
ter to  B A Ullrich $10,000 

Lot  82  div  3,  S Shore  sub  30  38  15,  Mar  27,  B S Clark 

to  W M Craig ®1500 

Lot  18  ot  lot  2 b 5 nw  qr  etc  32  39  14,  June  8,  E Har- 

land  to  F Labuhn H00 

S 25  ft  of  lot  7 blk  14,  Linden  Grove,  Nov  20,  Char- 
lotte A Baker  to  J A Reynolds $550 

Lots  20  21  22  blk  10,  Clarke’s  sub  sw  qr  13  39  13,  Oct 

18,  J N Vance  et  al  to  J H Homister $1500 

AU  of  Ewing’s  subdiv  of  west  part  of  sec  62  Ellis’ 
East  add,  Dec  15,  Ad  lin  T Ewing  to  Isaac  J Wistar 

$100,000 

Lot  28  bkVs'e  qr  dec  14,  17  39  14,  Geo  Birkoff  Jr  to_ 

Geo  Mueller $350 

Lot  29  b 2 se  qr  17  39  14,  Dec  14,  same  to  F Grime, ^ 

Lot  30  b 2 se'qr  sw  qr  se  qr  17  38  14,  dec  14,  same  to^ 

R Pappenberg $250 

Premises  No  773  West  Jackson  st,  dec  15,  E H Mur- 
dock to  B A Railton $3600 

Lots  6 and  7 of  lot  6 blk  61,  nw  qr  21  39  14,  dec  15,  F 

Mulkow  to  Congregation  Ohone  Sholem  $6250 

Lot  30  b 11,  Davis’  sub  sw  qr  28  39  14;  Oct  7 Charles 

Drabek  to  F Jana $3000 

Block  6 Bowen  & Thatcher’s  sub  n e qr  s w qr  34  38 

14,  June  21,  Jas  D Carson  to  A G Procter $2500 

West  Twelfth  st,  75  ft  w of  Fairfield  av.  south  front 
25x100  feet,  Oct  2,  Maria  Mahan  to  John  White, 
$12,000 


It  P.8 ’.SI  i:\T8  KOlt  DEEDS. 

SE  qr  n w qr  and  s Vi  aw  qr  nw  qr  2 37  13,  Dec  11.  J 

L Lombard  to  H Wischemeyer $16,000 

Lot  1 b 1,  Carpenter’s  add,  No  122  N Halsted  st,  dec 

10,  Jacob  Danz  to  S W Cannell $5850 

Lot  2 blk  1,  same,  No  120  N Halsted  st,  F Riley  to 

same $10,000 

Lot  10  b 4,  Swift  & McCauley’s  snb  20  39  14,  May  16, 

Mary  Dain  to  J H McHugh  $1000 

Lot  13  b 12,  Trego  & Smith’s  sub  25  39  13,  Nov  8,  C_ 

T Trego  to  E Zlehsow $250 

Lots  328  and  329,  divisn  2 Riverside,  dec  7 ; Annie  B 

Kellogg  to  Chas  E Allen $2  00 

Lots  40  and  41  b 30,  Taylor’s  1st  add  to  South  Chi- 
cago, Sept  15,  Esther  E Taylor  to  H Scherer, 

r. ... $35c° 

Lots  143  arid  146  b 3.  South  Shore  sub  30  38  15,  dec 

l,Mary  J Clark  to  Geo  C Bailey $3,000 

Lot  20  b 6 Taylor’s  First  add  to  S Chicago,  Nov  24, 
Esther  E Taylor  to  W HirBChfeld $17J 


SUBBJHBAS  WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

HYDE  PARK. 

Lots  19  and  20  of  n 462  ft  block  8.  Ironworker’s  add,  | 

Oct  16,  D M Hillis  to  H J Hillis $620 

Lot  12  of  same,  oct  16,  same  to  C Hadrath  $310 

Lot  16  of  same,  Oct  16,  same  to  G Saffran $310 

Lot  38  blook  61,  S Chicago,  dec  6,  C & C C & D Co  to 

Hugo  Dornke $800 

Lot  29  of  n 462  ft  b 8 Ironworkers’  add,  Oct  16,  D M 

Hillis  to  J Kehane $28  ) 

Lot  15  of  n 462  ft  b 8,  Ironworkers’  add,  Oct  16,  D M 

Hillis  to  H Peters  $310 

Lot  26  of  lots  6 to  10  blck  2 of  blks  3 4 5 etc,  Gray’s 
add  to  Cornell  etc,  nov  21,  Paul  Cornell  to  J W 

Anderson $1,000 

Lot  33  Lumber  Yard  sub  34  37  14,  Oct  25,  FA  Reich 

to  B Swang $^25 

Lot  23  blk  11  S Chicago,  Apr  26,  Mary  C & S Dob-_ 

bins  to  F Haiduck $053 

Lots  15  to  25  b 55,  Hill’s  add  to  S Chicago,  Nov  10, 

Florence  A Crawley  to  R P Gates $2.i50 

Lot  19  blck  1,  Hegewisch,  dec  10,  A Hegewisch  to  H 

E Anderson $200 

Lot  16  b 68  lots  1 and  2 b 69  S Chicago,  dec  14,  C & 

C C & D Co  to  C Miesch $2960 

Lot  31  of  n 495  ft  of  b 9;  lots  7 aud  8 of  n 462  ft  b 6; 
lot  24  of  n 462  ft  b 8,  Ironworkers’  add,  Oct  16,  D 

M Hillis  to  A C Danrer $835 

Lot  41  b 14,  Irondale,  dec  13,  Charles  H Lithgorn  to 

Edwd  M Higgins $276 

Lot  39  blk  53  Cornell,  Oct  27,  A G Ru  iffson  to  S M 

Sjoquist $20 

Lots  35  and  36  b 2 blk  4,  Norton’s  sub  ne  qr  27  38  14, 

dec  9,  J N Young  to  L K Handy $100 

Lot  28  blk  2,  Hegewisch,  dec  15,  A Hegewisch  to  F 

Buehler $300 

Lots  25  to  ‘28  block  28,  Cornell,  Nov  1,  Mary  J and  J 

Watson  to  G B Jaegerman $2500 

Lot  31  blk  16  Clark’s  sub  e Vi  nw  qr  25  38  14,  Feb  i5, 

Catherine  Boylan  to  W Watkins $250 

Lot  53  Robertson’s  subdiv  of  25V4  acres  in  23  38  14, 
dec  1,  B Grosman  to  Lovina  Hoyt $1325 

LAKE. 

Lot  7 of  lots  13  14  17  etc  of  blks  1 to  4 Taylor’s  sub 
21  38  14,  Nov  27,  Almira  Gray  to  Ruth  C Dicks, 

’ $800 

Lots  8 and  9 of  same,  Oct  20,  Nellie  Gibons  to  same 

$1600 

Lot  l bk  6 Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  nov  22,  E 

B and  F C Hanford  to  E F Bates $735 

N Vi  Of  8 23  acres  w Vi  ne  qr  33  38  14,  dec  6,  L C Bijt- 

ner  to  G A Chapin $11,500 

Lots  7 8 9 and  S 6‘2Vi  ft  lot  10  b 14,  Normal  School, 

Nov  15,  Annie  B Kellogg  to  J A Bartlett $7000 

Same  premises,  Dec  13,  J A Bartlett  to  M A Loring 

] ; $7600 

Lot  33  b 2 Parmeiy’s  Normal  Park  add,  Oct  13,  Sami 

P Parmly  to  S Folsom $150 

Lots  1 2 3 of  sw  qr  blk  7,  Lurton’s  sub  nw  qr  1 38  13. 

Nov  2,  Louis  B Kelley  to  B McKiilau $400 

Lots  10  blk  6 Bock’S  sub  swqr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  dec  7, 

Hannah  Findahl  to  Alex  Isaacs $300 

Lot  34  Conover’s  sub  n Vi  b 10,  Webb’s  sub  u (4  blk 
10,  Webb’s  sub  se  qr  14  38  13,  dec  6,  W P Conover 

to  P Parish . ..$200 

Lots  35  and  36,  same,  dec  6,  same  to  Helena  Ross, 

$100 

Lots  "l  to  4,  same,  Nov  22,  same  to  C W Lane $850 

Lots  47  aud  48,  same,  Nov  22,  same  to  S Gaily ...  .$450 
Lots  27  and  28  b 14,  Johnston  & Clement’s  sub  se  qr 

22  38  14,  dec  9,  J P Cummins  to  J L King $100 

Lot  6 and  s 9 ft  lot  15  b 5,  University  sub  of  Engle- 
wood, dec  8,  J L Brenil  to  A D Mack $738 

Lots  1 and  2 blk  2,  Tremout  Ridge,  Jan  28,  Mary  S 

and  Geo  W Waite  to  Marian  M B Brown $475 

Lot  1 blck  6 Beck’s  sub  se  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  dee  16, 

Eftre  F Bates  to  Alex  S Bradley $980 

Lots  44  and  45  b 4,  Stewart’s  sub  sw  qr  1 38  13,  dec 

17,  Miehl  Dorsey  to  M J Fitzpatrick $400 

Lots  27  and  28  blk  7,  University  sub  of  EDglewood, 

July  19.  J L DuBrenil  to  Chas  L Haskin $1500 

West  42  ft  of  e % of  lot  1 : also  w 42  ft  of  n 50Vi  feet 


of  e % lot  4 b 12,  Linden  Grove,  dec  1,  Charles  C 

Haskin  to  F M Timms  $5000 

Lots  8 and  9 b 1,  Crocker’s  resub  seqr  17  38  14,  June 

3.  Estate  of  J Purves  to  M McNlchols $255 

S Vi  lot  1 b 11,  Normal  School  sub  21  38  14,  June  — , 

D W Storrs  to  Ralph  L Price $1000 

Lot  27  blk  3 Beck’s  sub  sw  qr  sw  qr  21  38  14,  dec  10, 

J D Smith  to  Miehl  H Jones  $200 

NE  qr  ne  quar  28  38  13,  Nov  11.  W W Woolsay  to  E 

Braiuard 

Lot  22  blk  4;  Wright  & Windett’s  6ub  sw  qr  9 38  14. 

Nov  29,  C M Hammond  to  John  Worthy $200 

S Vi  lot  6 of  lots  6 7 8 b 14.  Skinner  & Judd’s  sub  21 
38  14,  Nov  15.  C H Caldwell  to  L Dobson $5500 

LYONS. 

Lot  1 blk  7 Lyman’s  add  to  La  Grange,  Nov  24,  W O 

Chapman  to  Nettie  E Beattie  $900 

Lot  40  blk  21  Cossitt’s  First  add  to  La  Grange,  Nov 

20,  Joseph  M Borden  to  A Peets $150 

Lot  18  blk  21  Cossitt’s  First  add  to  La  Grauge,  July 

27,  F D Cossitt  to  H Lokoskee $200 

Lots  8 and  9 blk  11,  La  Grange,  dec  7,  F L Borwell 

to  Chas  C Lay $3000 

Lots  1 aud  2 b 11,  same.  , Chas  C Lay  to  F L 

Borwell $4500 

CALUMET. 

Lots  3 and  4 blk  2,  Gano’s  add  to  Pullman;  Sept  11, 

Fallis  & Gauo  to  J Dolan $3.10 

E V4  n 10  acres  =w  qr  sw  qr  4 37  14,  Nov  27,  Helen  T 

McNeil  tu  J W Ellsworth $2000 

Lots  5 and  6 blk  2,  Washington  Heights,  Feb  19,  ’84, 

Mary  Farschen  to  F Kohler $150 

Lot  96  of  lot  56  and  north  Vi  57,  16  37  14,  Nov  13,  S P 

Hayward  te  T Ginstra $250 

Lots  23  24  and  28,  Sharpshooter’s  Park,  dec  6,  Chi- 
cago Sharpshooter’s  Associntion  to  Henry  Klare,^ 

Lots  13  14  b 3,  Bissell’s  sub  in  s w qr  21  37  14,  Fallis 

& Gano  to  J Rarsbach $450 

Lot  12  block  3.  same,  Nov  23,  same  to  C Roempler, 

$300 

Lots  1 2 3 b " 52  Washington  Heights,  Nov  10,  Ada  K 

Kiclston  to  C O Turner $550 

Lot  17  block  9,  Hough  & Reed’s  add  to  Washington 

Heights,  Nov  29,  F R Hayes  to  J Dooley $500 

N 75  ft  of  lot  9 blk  15  nw  qr  4 37  14.  dec  8,  L Ellis  to 

Margaret  E Oliver ^ $600 

Lots  45  and  46  b?,  Washington  Heights,  dec  6,  Chas 

E Anthony  to  Henry  Hooper $300 

Lot  1 of  iot  1 b 4,  Washington  Heights,  dec  15,  J E 

and  C B Coventry  to  W C Newberry $835 

Lot  1 b 4 Fallis  & Gano’s  add  to  Pullman,  dec  15,  F 

A Peelman  to  H C and  A F Peelman $100 

CIOEEO. 


Lot  7 b 5,  Hilliard  k Hitt’s  sub  e half  nw  qr  17  37  14 

Dec  1,  John  Larsen  to  Wm  Ludewing $700 

Lot  3 b 4 n part  b 16,  Austinville,  Sept  21,  Adelle  L 

Sbrene  to  J M Mason $500 

Lot  44  block  16  Salisbury’s  sub  east  half  s e qnar  5 
39  13,  dec  14,  H and  J Clark  to  Ma'gret  McNulty^ 

Lot  45  b i6,  same  sub,  dec  14,  same  to  Mary  McNul- 
ty  $400 

Lot  20  b 1 n pt  b 16,  Austinville,  A L Shreve  to  S H 

Symonds $500 

Lot  6 block  6,  Kettlestring’s  add  to  Harlem,  dec  9, 

Estate  of  F Ahrens  to  H Giertz $1800 

Lots  27  and  28  block  1,  Central  sub  in  7 39  13,  Nov. 

17,  John  T Humphrey  to  Chicago  & Harlem  and 

Batavia  R R Co $2300 

Lot  18  b 1 of  n part  blk  16,  Austinville,  June  23,  A L 

Shreve  to  F R Howard $500 

Lot  1 b 2 of  lots  12  to  17,  Scoville’s  sud  49  acs  in  sw 
qnar  7 39  13,  Nov  23,  F M & H H Hotchkiss  to  C J 

Ward $2700 

Lot  9 b 2,  Hiatt’s  sub  ssv  qr  7 39  13,  Theo  Hull  to  W 

J MacDonald $1250 

Lot  4 b 3,  same  sub,  dec  4,  S Dunlop  to  E P Waters, 

$1000 

Lot  1 b 5,  Friuk’s  sub  in  8 and  9 39  13,  dec  9,  Estate 

of  Jas  Carter  to  F P Wallace ®$525 

Lots  45  46  47  b 12,  Campbell’s  sub  9 39  13,  Nov  1,  Es- 
tate of  Geo  C Campbell  to  Jas  R Cummins. . .$934 

Lot  6 Cezmock’s  sub  10  aers  in  w half  s w qr  6 39  13. 

dec  1,  Henry  Gertz  to  Theodore  Braun $500 

Lot  35  same,  December  1,  Same  to  Edward  Braun, 

’ $500 

Lots  25*26  and  s H lot  27  b 2,  Central  sub  sw  qr  7 39 
13,  dec  2;  Frances  S aud  A Williams  et  al  to  Sa- 
rah F.  Filer $3500 

S 165  feet  of  lot  21  Pease’s  Court  add  to  Oak  Park, 

Sept  I,  Calvin  P Pease  to  C C Luce $2900 

Lot  46  b 12  Campbell’s  sub  ne  qr  9 39  13,  dec  4,  J P 

Cummins  toE  F Rebberg $2?5 

EVANSTON, 

Lot  9 block  11  Evanston,  Centre  add,  dec  13,  Paul 

Pratt  to  Frank  Suhr $500 

Lot  8 blk  11,  same,  dec  13,  Paul  Pratt  to  H Aumann 

$600 

5%  acs  in  s w cor  sw  frcl  qr  29  41  14,  dec  II,  S B and 

H G Chase  toF  H Doland $9471 

jEFFEBSON. 

Und  1-12  or  1%  acs  of  w V4  nw  qr  sw  qr  25  40  13,  dec 

13  S K & J W Fernald  to  G W Higgins $2500 

Lot  28  b 25,  lot  17  b 26;  lot  29  b 27;  lot  44  b 28,  Cros- 
by’s sub  se  quar  25  40  13,  dec  9,  F C Delamater  to 
Chas  E Balton $500 


MISCEl.I.A\llO  1 s*. 

25034x150  ft  on  State  Road  in  nw  *4  19  41 
14,  Nov  13,  O A Gustason  to  Mary  G 

Lester $1000 

40x121  ft  in  lots  2 and  3 b 24,  Young’s  add 
to  Blue  Island,  dec  6,  estate  of  M Arnold 

to  S C Reed $2600 

Lots  40  to  50  b 5;  lots  3 to  20  59  60  blk  6. 
Russsell’s  sub  ne  34  nw  34  18  36  15>  dec 
14,  G H Beckwith  to  T H Saunders . .$500 
Lot  4 b 27,  Mt  Pleasant,  Oct  20,  Mary  A 
Wagner  to  V Uedelhofen $125 


Lot  1 of  lots  2 3 4 b 34,  Young’s  add  to  Blue 
Island,  dec  14,  Sophia  Heinbach  to  Fred 

Bauer $1400 

Lot  1197  blook  29  div  3,  UiverBide,  dec  15, 

Clarence  C Cross  to  J F Lyons $600 

26  Its  in  Langley’s  sub  ne  34  13  3?  13,  nov 
8,  Margt  M Halley  to  L W Rodman. $3000 
Lot  10  b 2,  Phillips’  sub  e 34  n e 34  13  36 
15,  dec  14,  Jas  P Green  to  Mary  M She- 

her $3000 

6 acs  in  sw  34  33  U dec  ^ Waterman 

to  G Meyer  et  al $1000 

50  ft  se  and  adj  nw  70  ft  of  lot  1 in  sub  of 
pt  sw  frl  qr  34  37  14,  sw  of  C and  Mich. 

City  Road,  dec  16,  Christian  Besch  to  H 

KoehncKe $2000 

50x150  ft  on  Thornton  and  Lansing  Road, 
in  wrst  34  nw  34  3 * 33  April  3,  J H 

Schmuser  to  J Steigerwald $450 

S 131  ft  of  blk  24,  Robinson’s  add  to  Blue 
Island,  Oct  7,  H D G Ciriahil  to  J Man. 

gold $1100 

Lots  9 to  32  b 5,  Stave’s  sub  n e 34  36  40 
13,  dec  16,  Geo  S Henry  et  al  to  Jas  Mc- 
Gee   $3125 

Lots  8 20  27  39  46  58,  Kimball’s  sub  in  ne 
34  14  39  13,  dec  IP,  same  to  eame  . .$2375 
Lots  7 and  8 b 4,  2d  add  to  Dalton,  Oct  27 

A H Dalton  to  John  Haas $400 

Lots  4 and  5 b 140.  Melrose,  Nov  4,  Lucy 

McRalfe  to  J M Giffon $25 

Lots  43  44  and  w 12  ft  lot  45  of  blxs  3 and 
4 of  blcks  2 and  3 e 34  29  40  1 4,  dec  21, 
Estate  of  Henry  Koch  to  Marie  Koch. 

$2500 

Und  1-12  of  s 34  sec  25  39  12,  June  21,  W 

L Peck  to  C H Lawrence $500  etc 

Lot  6 b 43  Elston  add;  lot  5 of  lot  3 in  b 9 
Sheffield  add,  dec  21,  Estate  of  W Hoel- 

scher  to  S Hoelscher $1300 

Lots  3 4 12  blk  1,  Desplaines  add  to  May 
wood,  Oct  29,  Emily  Richardson  et  al  to 

Minnesota  & N W R R Co $375 

Lots  23  to  26  of  lots  9 and  10,  Belle  Plaine 
July  2,  M White  to  Nellie  Ludwig. . .$500 
Lots  39  and  40  b 15  Brown’s  add  to  Thorn- 
ton, Dec  14,  T J Dolan  to  J McMillan, 

$400 

W 40  acs  s of  R R,  e 34  se  34  20  40  1 2,  (ex 
13  acs)  May  13,  H Boesenberg  to  Geo 

Boesenberg $4000 

20  acres  in  ne  34  2 3 42  12,  dec  13,  H Cam- 

mack  to  E Cammack $300 

E 34  s 34  ne  34  ne  .34  22  41  13,  dec  20,  D 

Sadewasser  to  Carl  Kruger $2000 

Lot  2 of  lot  10,  Co  Clk’s  div  of  part  28  41 
13,  dec  20,  E Galitz  to  E Baumhardt. $625 
7734  acs  iu  s©cs  6 7 5 and  8 41  9,  Sept  29 

A T Beverly  to  T W Cook $16,000 

Lots  4 56  and  lot  7 (exw  7 feet)  bk  28,  So 
Lawn,  dec  15,  Mary  E & W Johnston  to 
Jas  A Bollam $1800 

2634  acs  nw  cor  6 8W  34  33  3^  Hjdec 

18,  N Fous  to  E Boyer $1060 

Lots  96  to  99  b 27  Sheffield  add,  Nov  1,  Exr 
of  Alice  C and  Louisa  Taylor  to  W E 
Hatterman $1750 


Suniiuax'V. 

The  following  is  a summary  of  warranty 
deeds  filed  for  record  during  the  six  days 
ending  Thursday  evening,  Dec.  23,  1886: 

Sales.  Amount, 

City  169  $703,901 

Suburban  within  7 mis.  radius  94  244,190 

County HO  199,210 

Total 382  $1,117,301 

Summary  of  Warranty  Deeds  for  the  week 
ending  Dec.  24,  1885: 

Sales.  Amount. 

City Ho  $1,623,671 

County 164  407.887 

Total 309  $2,031,568 


TRUST  DEEDS, 

Anderson  A T to  L Boyce,  Nov  1.  It  37  blk 

1,  22  38  14,  2 yrs  6 % $33° 

Alsip  F and  W H to  W Garnett,  Nov  18,  pt 

sw  34  2 39  13,  3 yrs  6% $24,000 

Banker  E to  J F Rhodes,  dec  12,  Its  60  and 

61  b 8,  31  39  12,  8% f2'° 

Berndt  W to  E S Dreyer,  dec  21,  It  35  b 5, 

32  38  15,  3 yrs  6$ $150 

Bender  J to  J C Schumacher,  dec  9,  lot  13 

It  3 b 21,  29  39  14,  1 yrs  6% $1500 

Brody  K M to  L Dunlop,  dec  16,  It  22  Eu- 
reka sub,  4 38  14,  6% $400 

Brown  M and  J to  P Maloney,  dec  21,  lot 

48  b 11,  7 39  14,  2 yrs  6$ $300 

Berkowsky  L to  B R De  Young,  Oct  29,  pt 

It  3 se  frl  34  2 2 37  14,  2 yrs  S% $8000 

Bronson  WHtoWH  Moorehouse,  dec  4, 

It  42  b 2,  12  39  13,  3 yrs  6% $1500 


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Bradly  B C to  J W Scoville,  Nov  22,  lots  1 

and  2 b 4,  7 39  13,  5 vrs,  6 % $5000 

Brown  M E and  H T to  A Clement,  July 

2,  It  3 b Rockwell  add,  3 yrs  6# $1000 

Bradley  A S to  H H Thomas,  Nov  1G,  It  1 

b 6,  21  38  14,  1 yr  7% $450 

Beifeld  J to  I Marks,  Dec  15,  pt  It  E b 131 

S S add,  1 yr  $15,000 

Bryant  F L to  J W Scoville,  dec  8,  It  12  b 

I b 11,  Sheffield  add,  5 yrs $2500 

Bushee  B to  E Walker,  Nov  15,  It  33  blK  6, 

1C  38  14,  3 yrs  7% $3000 

Beidler  A F to  R J Markoe,  nov  5,  It  6 bln 

20,  Carpenter  add,  3 yrs  8% $3000 

Bauch  P to  T H Schintz,  dec  15,  It  23  b 22 

19  39  14,  2 yrs  7% $850 

Benedict  F M to  H J Luders,  Sept  27,  lot 

II  It  21.  se  14  12  39  13,  4 yrs  8% $800 

Brochocki  LtoCF  Hatterman  Jr,  Nov  1, 

It  35  b 9,  6 39  14,  3 yrs  7% $700 

Bauer  F to  I Greenacre,  Dec  15,  It  1 b 34, 

B Island.  2 yrs  6$ $700 

Bock  J to  J A Darol,  Dec  9,  lots  7 and  8 b 

74,  W Heights.  July  1,  ’89 $329 

Bennett  M ts  J F Rhodes,  Dec  12,  It  6 b'lK 

70,  Cornell,  8 % $100 

Brunnsell  J to  B Lathrop,  Oct  22,  lot  40  b 

1,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  8%  $400 

Brunton  J M to  N M Blumenthal,  Nov  22, 

pt  Its  13  to  15  Bowmanville,  8% $1200 

Blum  R J to  M F,  Greenebaum,  Nov  22,  It 

18  b G G North  add,  2 yrs  7% $315 

Benson  C J to  W A Swart,  dec  6,  It  24  b 3. 

Kensington.  7% $400 

Brown  A to  J Holdom,  dec  4,  pt  Its  4 and 

5 b 34,  Wolcott’s  add,  2 yrs  7% $2000 

Bragdon  A L to  F R Chandler,  dec  16,  lot 

15  b 4,  14  38  14,  2 yrs  6% $3000 

Brachoska  E to  G F Smith,  Nov  15,  lot  24 

b 3,  25  39  13.  3 yrs  7 % . . $325 

Ballour  J A to  O M V ells,  dec  15,  lots  4,  6 

and  pt  7.  S Lawn,  36  mths,  7% $1200 

Clarke  S D and  G to  J H David,  Dec  1,  pt 

b 5,  Wash’n  Heights  etc $14,905 

Cipra  V to  J KoKes,  Nov  27,  It  84  b 43,  19 

39  14,  3 yrs  8% $500 

Corney  J to  T S McClelland,  dec  4,  lot  49, 

Mathser  & T add,  2 yrs  6 % $445 

Chrale  M to  G F Smith,  Nov  15,  Its  26  and 

27  b 4,  25  39  13,  5 yrs  7% $525 

Camp  A M to  H A Hurlbut,  Dec  18,  Its  17 
and  18  blk  43  Carpenter’s  add,  5 yrs  6%, 

$16,000 

Cooney  P to  J Otis,  Dec  17.  Its  72  to  79  It 

12  ne  14  14  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $2400 

Cleaver  F W to  E F Bayley,  Dee  21,  b 21, 

Egandale,  3 mths,  8% $10,000 

Callaghan  S to  D G Wallace,  nov  16,  Its  11 

to  15  b 6,  14  38  14.  3 yrs  8% $2250 

Casley  L to  G R Ratio.  Dec  15,  lots  62  to 

66  It  2 b 18,  33  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $1200 

Cameron  E to  M A Farr,  nov  8,  It  39  b 32 

10  39  13,  5 yrs  8% $600 

Diedrich  J to  W D Kerfoot,  Sept  25,  It  48 

b 4,  30  39  14,  4 yrs  8% $400 

Deamy  J to  D M Hillis,  Oct  16,  It  1 b 6,  8 

37  15,  2 yrs  7% $170 

Dobek  L to  C G Rickless,  Sept  7,  lot  10, 

Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  8% $100 

Dawsen  J to  J McConnell,  dec  1,  It  12  and 

pt  11  b 6,  18  40  14.  3 yrs  8% $1000 

Dziwyur  M to  E A Warfield,  dec  8,  It  36  b 

17,  7 38  14,  3 yrs  6$ $300 

Dausen  A C to  D M Hillis,  Oct  16,  It  30  b 

9 etc,  8 37  15,  2 yrs  7% $556 

Dudek  W to  W Lister,  Dec  16,  It  14,  b 5.  8 

39  14,  6 yrs  8% $900 

Davis  W H to  H A Hurlbut,  Dec  15,  lot  17 

b 122  S S add,  5 yrs  8%% $20,000 

EricKson  A to  J Stern,  Dec  6,  It  21  b 2 blk 

15,5  39  14,  7% $500 

Enzenbacher  A to  G A Rose,  dec  16,  It  16 
and  prt  15  blk  3,  B and  E add,  3 yrs  8%, 


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Frumet  J to  F B Peabody,  dec  15,  lots  1 

and  2 b 26,  19  40  14,  3 yrs  7% $2500 

Fritz  S F to  M E Greenebaum,  Oct  28,  Its 
38  and  39  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  3 yrs  7%.  . $950 
Fiser  F to  C J Vopicka,  dec  20,  It  25  b 12 

S S add,  1 yr  6% $300 

Feucel  FtoTH  Schintz,  dec  14,  It  59  b 48 

19  39  14,  5 yrs  7% $3500 

Fuhr  H to  M E Greenebaum,  dec  11,  It  12 

b 5,  North  a v,  5 yrs  7# $900 

Fuhr  H to  S E Gross,  dec  11,  lot  12  blk  5, 

North  av,  7% $100 

Fitzgerald  D to  A Podolsky,  Dec  16,  lot  7 

It  35  b 10,  28  39  14,  6% $500 

Flynn  J D to  W G Baker,  June  18,  It  18  b 

4,  8 38  14,  18  mths  8% $100 

Friede  F to  W G Goudy,  July  31,  lots  413 
and  pt  414  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  1 yr  6%.  .$775 
Foster  H A to  A Peterson,  Dec  2,  Its  1 and 

2 b 1,1  39  13,  1 yr,  8% $300 

Forsyth  M to  A Peterson,  dec  23,  It  1 b 9, 
Ashland  2d  add  etc,  2 yrs  7%  $6,500 


Fitzgerald  M to  H A Hammond,  dec  16,  It 

4 b 12,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $500 

Groencke  0 to  B Lathrop,  Dec  4,  It  48  b 4 

30  39  14.  3 yrs  6% $4.00 

Gellert  M to  G F Sugg,  dec  15,  prt  It  15  b 

32  S S add,  1 yr  7% $1100 

Gordon  E H to  H W Wolseley,  Dec  13,  pt 

It  25.  Dobbins’  sub  3 38  14,  5% $300 

Gross  J Jr  et  al  to  A H Crawford,  dec  14, 
bldg  cor  Indiana  ave  and  39th  st,  5 yrs, 

$1500 

Gunderson  A to  A J Valentine,  May  25,  It 

32  b 1 b 7,  36  40  13,  5 yrs  6% $500 

Gradt  J to  M E Greenebaum.  July  12,  lot 

22  b 4.  G Park  add,  2 yrs  7% $334 

Garland  J to  W A Bond,  Sept  23,  It  39  b 8 

20  39  14,  10  yrs  6£ $2550 

Grube  H to  P W Palmer,  dec  6,  lot  24  b 1, 

30  39  14,  4 yrs  8% $400 

Griffiu  E to  W D Kerfoot,  Nov  23,  It  12  b 

1 It  F,  Wrightwood,  2 yrs  8% $800 

Grufider  M and  J L to  D F Cameron,  dec 

15,  It  11  b 3,  15  38  14,  3 yrs  7% $3500 

Gillett  A to  J C Wood,  dec  2,  It  21  b >,  13 

39  13,  3 yrs  8% $850 

Gilbert  C J to  C C Chase,  Oct  12,  prt  b 2, 

Evanston.  3 yrs  8% $8000 

Gehrse  L F to  J R Lane,  Nov  26.  Its  28  to 

31  b 3 Lane  Pk,  3 yrs  8% 2700 

Hyland  T to  J Kenney,  dec  20,  It  11  blk  6, 

18  39  14,  7 yrs  8% $900 

Hlinka  C J to  W D Kerfoot,  Oct  16,  lot  29 

It  16  etc,  20  39  14,  2 yrs  7% $600 

Harz  T to  F Lackner,  Dec  16,  lots  18  and 

19  and  prt  20  b 3,  Sheffield  add,  demand, 
$6000 

Holmes  A W to  W D Kerfoot,  Oct  19,  It  12 

b 2 b 16,  Austinville,  2 yrs  6% $250 

Hearle  W to  H E Greenebaum,  dec  20,  prt 

It  45  b 8,  31  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $150 

Holmstrom  P to  S Peterson,  Nov  1,  It  18  b 

2,  23  38  14,  2 yrs  8% $300 

Hoch  T J to  F Schrader,  Nov  1,  It  62  lot  1, 

28  40  14,  2 yrs  8% $375 

Hodik  F to  C J Belinski,  dec  13,  It  62  blk 

34,  19  39  14,  2 yrs  7% $400 

Hoyt  L to  L Monroe,  dec  1,  It  53,  Robert- 
son sub,  23  38  14,  2 yrs  8% $853 

Haverkamp  F to  M E Greenebaum,  Aug 

2,  It  44  b 5,  Gross  N add,  7% $500 

Harms  C to  O E Pietsch,  dec  17,  b 12,  24 

40  13,  3 yrs  65s! $7000 

Hipelius  C to  W A Bond,  dec  8,  It  8 blK  8, 

Davis  S add,  4 yrs  8% $600 

Hoep  H to  W Garnett  Jr,  dec  4,  lot  48  b 5, 

Bradwell  add,  1 yr  8% $200 

Henabery  T J to  M L Pearce,  Dec  17,  lot 

16*  3,  33  39  14,  1 yr  7% $600 

Hopkins  E C to  H E Greenebaum,  Dec  15, 

It  40  and  prt  41  b 33,  7 39  14,  5 yrs  7%, 


Hatterman  W E to  A B Mead,  Dec  1,  lots 
96  to  98  b 27,  Sheffield  add,  2 yrs  8%.  $900 
Heintz  H to  W G Cole,  Dec  16,  lots  10  and 

11  b 6,  Holstein,  2 yrs  8t $400 

Hinton  J to  J G Lombard.  May  10,  It  48  b 

3 Douglas  ParK  add,  4 yrs  8%  ... $400 

Hall  R C to  P W Palmer,  Dec  23,  Its  22  to 

24  b 1,  20  40  14,  4 yrs  8% ' $1800 

Heinig  F to  W D Kerfoot,  Nov  17,  lot  4 n 

^ b 4,  30  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $550 

Honda  B and  J to  A Stepina,  dec  6,  lot  97 

b 44,  19  39  14,  6 mths  7% $1000 

Hall  J L to  S Polkey,  dec  6,  Its  15  to  18  b 

43  R Washington  Heights,  7% $700 

Hatterman  F W to  H E Greenebaum,  Dec 
17,  Its  7 and  8 b 8,  1 39  13,  2 yrs  7%.  .$700 
Hoffman  E E to  N M Jones,  dec  15,  pt  lot 

1 b2  b 9 Linden  Grove,  7% $1000 

Horabek  J to  G F Smith,  Nov  15,  lots  21 

and  22  b 3,  25  39  13,  5 5 yrs  7 % $650 

Hurley  M to  T W Prindiville,  dec  21,  lot 

27  b 1 b 8,  17  39  14,  6 yrs  7% $800 

Hallberg  L G to  F B Peabody,  dec  18,  It  2 

It  1 etc  Astor  add,  5 yrs  8% $5000 

Jachowski  T to  H E Greenebaum,  dec  20, 

Its  23  and  24,  b 3 b 44,  Sheffield  add,  3 

yrs  7% $1500 

Johnson  A to  O Peltzer,  Dec  2,  prt  blk  5, 
Dunlop’s  add  Oak  ParK,  etc,  3 yrs  8%, 

$2000 

Johnson  J A to  A Chytraus,  Dec  9,  lots  42 
and  43,  b 53,  Cornell,  8% $700 


Jensen  S and  J to  L Baird,  Dec  17  It  6 It 
7 b 16,  Holstein  31  40  14,  5 yrs  7%  . .$1000 
Joos  J to  W Heinemann,  dec  16,  It  20,  It  6 

b 21  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  8% $710 

Kopp  H to  G F Smith,  Nov  15,  Its  19  and 

20  b 3,  25  39  13,  5 yrs  7% $650 

Kubat  F to  G F Smith,  Nov  15,  Its  25  and 

26  b 3,  25  39  13,  5 yrs  7%  $650 

Kerstein  J to  T Krolik,  dec  21,  It  9 b 11,  5 

39  14,  83! $1000 

Kearins  M to  D J Swenie,  dec  16,  It  25  b 

43,  17  39  14,  5 yrs  8% $1200 

Krucir  T to  T H Schintz,  dec  15,  It  25  blK 

12,  25  39  13,  2 yrs  7% $500 

Keonig  A to  W E Hatterman,  Sept  29,  lot 

57  b 3,  30  39  14,  2 yrs  8% 325 

Koenig  F to  R Schurig.  dec  3,  N Clark,  nr 

Schiller,  36x149  ft,  5 yrs  8% $11,000 

Kroth  L to  H A Goodrich,  Oct  11,  It  23  bk 

2,  17  40  14,  4 yrs  8% $1000 

KoehncKe  H to  E Prussing,  Dec  16,  prt  It 

1 sw  frl  34  37  14,  6 yrs  7% $1500 

Koch  C to  E H Sheldon.  Nov  29,  Its  11  and 

and  12  b 4.  6 39  14.  4 yrs  8% $1120 

Keil  A to  A Wolf,  Dec  16,  It  13  e W b 6, 18 

39  14,  8% $2500 

Kammerer  J to  E A Warfield,  Aug  11,  lot 

32  b 48.  7 38  14,  3 yrs  8% $300 

Kammerer  M G to  J MattocKs,  Oct  6,  lot 
380  b 7,  Riverside  2d  add,  3 yrs  8%. . . $700 
Kruger  C to  D Sadewasser,  Dec  20,  e % s 
A n A e A n e A 22  41  13,  4 yrs,  61 

$1300 

KernosKi  W to  C G RicKless,  Sept  7,  It  87, 

Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  8% $75 

Kane  E to  A Pedolslty,  dec  18,  pt  It  5 b 2, 

16  38  14,  8% $1300 

Koch  J G to  H E Greenebaum.  dec  20,  prt 
It  45  b 8,  Sherman  add,  Holstein,  3 yrs, 

$150 

Kolefski  F to  F Schrader,  dec  13,  Its  72  to 

75,  7 38  14,  3 yrs  7% $700 

Kollassa  T to  F Kiolbassa,  dec  20,  It  70  b 

23,  5 39  14,  3 yrs  8% $400 

Katz  H to  N A Mayer,  dec  16,  It  81  b 2,  33 

39  14,  3 yrs  7% $700 

Landmesser  M to  C F Hatterman  Jr,  Sept 
1,  lot  101,  b 27,  Butterfield  add,  5 yrs, 


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Lamcyeck  J to  C G Rickless,  Sept  7,  It  85 

b 49,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  8% $75 

Lord  S E and  P A to  E N Weart,  Dec  15, 
Its  40  and  41  Bates’  sub,  21  38  14,  3 yrs, 

7# $2000 

Lorece  J to  F J Loesch,  dec  4,  lots  22  and 

23  etc,  33  38  14,  July  1,  ’88 $625 

Lobstein  J G to  T Haborn,  July  15,  Its  91 

to  96  b 10,  20  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $1500 

Lyons  J F to  A J Cross,  dec  15,  It  197  b 29 

Riverside  3d  add,  1 yr  8% $300 

Lyman  W H to  G F Blanke,  dec  1,  It  18  b 

2,  20  40  14,  5 yrs $700 

McFarland  P to  C C Bonney,  dec  16,  It  67 

b 3,  32  39  14,  3 yrs  6^ $300 

McClono  E C to  0 Doyle,  dec  17,  It  196  b 

29,  Riverside  3d  add,  3 yrs  7% $2000 

McMartin  M to  F R Chandler,  dec  11.  lots 

5 and  6 b 3,  4 38  14,  5 yrs  7% $1600 

McCann  G to  J F Rhodes,  dec  12,  It  10  b 

27,  31  39  12,  8% $100 

Meyer  W to  T H Schintz,  dec  21,  pt  It  25, 

Butterfield  add.  3 yrs  7% $500 

Martens  W to  A Pike,  Dec  11,  It  38  It  7 etc 

b 3 6% $500 

Meyer  S to  C L Niehoff,  des  16,  prt  lot  6 b 

62,  21  39  14,  6 mths  8% $400 

Mitchell  P to  G M Bogue,  Oct  16,  It  45  b 4 

b 14,  31  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $300 

McCormick  E to  S Straus,  dec  15,  lot  3,  4 

38  14,  2 yrs  7% $300 

McCarthy  A to  J J Curran  dec  14,  lot  2 b 

12,  B W and  W add,  7}/2i $3500 

Mans  N A to  A Wolf,  Dec  15,  lot  25  blk  3. 

Rockwell  add,  8%  $800 

Mason  J M to  W D Kerfoot,  Sept  21,  lot  3 
b 4 b 16,  Austin’s  2d  add,  Austinville,  1 

yr  8% $125 

Mendel  A to  F B Peabody,  Dec  11,  lots  17 

to  22  b 1,  15  38  14,  3 yrs  8% $4749 

Muller  T to  H P Krausy,  Dec  15,  lots  451 
and  452  b 1 etc,  29  40  14,  4 yrs  6 %.  . .$1000 
MolesKa  A to  C Kozminski,  Dec  16,  lot  43 
b 1 b 8,  33  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $2000 


Mueller  A to  E S Dreyer.  Dec  15,  lots  5 
and  6 blk  18,  B W and  W add,  30  mths, 

$ 

Moisant  G A to  J Stern,  Dec  8,  lot  36  b 2, 

31  39  14.  7% $2300 

McKewen  E and  J to  M E Greenebaum, 
Aug  23.  It  31  b 2,  G Park  add  2 ysr  7%  $265 
Miller  S F to  ME  Greenebaum,  June  10, 

It  43  and  pt  44  b 7,  G North  add,  7%.  .$625 
McGuire  D to  S E Gross,  June  19,  It  13  b 

9,  Clifford  add,  8% $525 

Mueller  H to  G Bartholomae,  dec  18,  It  68 

b 52,  33  40  14,  2 yrs  8% $400 

Norling  A to  J Stern,  Dec  15,  It  7 and  prt 

It  6,  36  40  1.3,  7% $3600 

NemeceK  J to  T H Schintz.  dec  1,  lot  14  b 

2 Brand’s  add,  3 yrs  7% $3700 

Novak  J to  G F Smith,  Nov  15,  Its  28  and 

29  b 4,  25  39  13,  5 yrs,  7% $515 

Olsen  O G to  H A Haugan,  dec  20,  pt  It  5 

b 22  Ogden  add.  5 yrs  6 % $12,000 

Price  C and  A to  J Wright,  dec  18,  It  27  b 
4,  Ft  Dearborn  add,  2 yrs  6 % ....  $10,000 
PlagowsKi  J to  M E Greenebaum,  dec  20, 

It  1 b 1,  26  40  13,  July  20,  ’88,  7%  . . .$200 
Phillips  T P to  A B Mead,  Nov  26,  Its  1 to 

12  etc  b 2,  24  39  13,  3 yrs  8% $3400 

Prachnow  A to  M Van  Allen,  Sept  1,  It  27 

Rand’s  sub,  7 38  14,  33  mths  8% $150 

Parker  B M to  R W Bridge,  Dec  15,  prt  of 

old  Hyde  ParK  add.  5 yrs  8% $6000 

Perrine  C G to  B F Jacobs,  Dec  9,  lots  31 

to  40  b 39,  7 38  14,  2 yrs  8% $800 

Pein  A to  W Heinemann,  dec  16,  s It  21 

It  4,  16  38  14,  4 yrs  8% $500 

Pecha  T to  V Petrtyl,  Nov  23,  It  27  b 5,  28 

39  14,  8%% $1000 

Polz  M to  C P Silva,  Nov  1,  It  69  b 14.  19 

39  14,  3 yrs  8% $ 

Rabig  J A to  J J Altpeter,  dec  9,  It  24  b 1 

b 1,  6 38  14,  8% $1000 

Robson  R to  H E Greenebaum,  dec  20,  lot 

64  It  8,  4 38  14,  3 yrs  7% $650 

Rorges  T to  L Mayer,  dec  20,  It  10  blk  15, 

20  39  14,  2 yrs  8% $2100 

Rogers  W H to  G A Rose,  dec  20,  It  6 b 2, 

b 5,  4 38  14,  3 mths  8% $150 

Russell  S T to  J L Lombard,  Dec  1,  Its  40 

and  41  b 2.  23  39  13,  2 yrs  8% $460 

Regan  P to  L Nathan,  dec  21,  It  9 lot  1 etc 

Rutterfield  add,  5 yrs  8% $2600 

Ryan  J W to  J E Dalton,  dec  6,  It  24  b 1 b 

15,  6 39  14,  7% $1800 

Seug  A & W to  W A Purcell,  Apr  1,  It  16  b 

6,  35  36  14,  3 yrs  8% $2500 

Scott  M to  A Tidholm,  dec  13,  It  155, Hull’s 

sub,  4 39  14,  3 yrs  7% $350 

Smith  F to  E A Congdon,  dec  12,  It  50  blk 

4,  29  39  14,  5 yrs  8% $500 

Senne to  E A Warfield,  Dec  13,  Its  21 

to  25  b 22,  7 38  14,  2 yrs  6% $400 

Symonds  S H to  W D Kerfoot,  July  3,  lot 
20  b 1 b 16,  add  to  Austinville,  4 yrs,  8% 


Schlechter  M to  H E Greenebaum,  Dec  16 
lot  63  blk  7,  etc,  29  40  14,  18  mths,  7%, 

$700 

Sjovist  S M to  A Chytraus,  Dec  10,  It  39  b 

53  Cornell,  6 % $800 

Selleck  A C to  S M Moore.  Nov  22.  lots  41 

and  42  etc  b 6,  26  39  13,  2 yrs  6% $420 

Stone  J A to  M Culver,  Dec  1,  lots  45  and 

46  b 1 Culver  Park,  18  mths $240 

Silbrecht  J to  J P Bowes,  dec  9,  Its  19  and 

22  b 1,  9 38  14,  4 yrs  8% $2000 

Schwartz  F to  F J Ring,  Nov  17,  lot  34, 

b 3 Reaper  add,  6% $200 

Sup  V to  J SedlaceK,  Oct  26,  lot  7 b 53,  21 

39  14,  2 yrs  7% $600 

Sherman  M to  C S Quinlan,  Nov  6,  It  10  b 

6,  28  39  14,  2 yrs  8% $2250 

Sullivan  T to  W Loeb,  dec  16,  It  5 b 1 b 2, 

20  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $1000 

Swedeiski  J to  T Schrader,  Aug  23,  It  28  b 

2 b 45,  19  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $375 

Spoor  J A to  L Carter,  Dec  13,  It  22  b 5,  8 

39  13,  1 yr  8% $1000 

Syllaba  A to  C J Vopicka,  dec  9,  Its  27  and 

28  b 5,  35  40  13,  5% $600 

Schnell  S to  W A Bond,  July  26,  lot  — . 8 

yrs  6 % $2100 

Shehan  J to  D Williams,  dec  11,  It  19  b 4, 

20  39  14,  2 yrs  8% $500 

Sahlen  E to  M E Greenebaum,  Nov  29,  Its 

6 and  7 b 2 etc,  29  40  14,  8 yrs  8% $500 

Sheeler  H to  R J Soutkwick,  dec  20,  Its  27 
and  28  b 26,  Duncan  add,  8% $4000 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Stelzer  E and  L to  A.  Hoeffer,  dec  20,  It  67 

b 19,  29  40  1 1,  5% $3700 

Steck  M J to  C F Berg,  dec  13,  part  lots  2 
and  3 b 7,  S & J sub.  21  38  14,  4 yrs  7$, 

$2000 

Tucaer  M to  F C Vierliug,  Deo  15,  It  3 blk 

2 b 17,  33  30  14,  3 yrs  7% $1000 

Thomas  WHtoHA  Hurlbut,  Nov  29,  prt 
it  26  and  all  27  b 23,  23  40  14,  5 yrs,  7%, 
$16,000 

Thorpe  F L to  L Baird,  Dec  6,  prt  It  20  b 

11,  40  14,  3 yrs  8% $3600 

Tauber  B to  F F Reid,  Nov  20,  lot  11  b 22 

Elston  add,  3y  8$ $300 

Titus  B to  E W Russell,  dec  13.  part  It  19, 

Cleaver  sub  34  39  14,  5 yrs  6$ $3000 

Tyrrell  C A to  E A Warfield,  July  5,  Us  11 

12  etc  b 5,  S Evanston,  2 yrs  8% $2000 

Timms  F M to  F R Chandler,  Dec  1,  pt  It 
1 etc  b 12,  Linden  Grove,  3 yrs  8%.  .$2500 
Timms  F M to  C R Sampson,  Dec  1,  part 
lot  1 otc,  b 12,  Linden  Grove,  20  mths, 

$1000 

Thornton  C S to  J A Wilson,  dec  9,  its  22 

to  24  b 3,  21  38  14,  2 yrs  6% $2164 

Thornton  C S to  A L Coe,  dec  15,  b 2,  It  6, 

21  38  14,  3 yrs  8% $3000 

Tilbury  C D to  L A Gilbert,  dec  13,  lots  32 

and  33,  3 38  14,  5 yrs  6% $1770 

Unger  S to  M W Kerwin,  dec  8,  Its  59  and 

60,  It  2 b 23,  29  39  14,  3 yrs  8% $4000 

Vail  M J to  M E Greenebaum,  dec  15,  Its 
47  to  49  b 7 etc,  32  39  14,  3 yrs  8%.  . $2500 
Vitense  H to  J R Lane,  Dec  8,  lot  29  b 10 

Lane  Park,  3 yrs  6$ $637 

Vogt  H to  W VocKe,  dec  17,  n e 34  n w M 

25  36  13,  3 yrs  8% |400 

Vana  E to  J Sedlacek,  Dec  11.  It  51  blk  8, 

20  39  14,  3 yrs  7% $1000 

Vinnedge  S J to  E H Sheldon,  Oct  21,  Its 
1 2 etc  b 66  Elston  add,  5 yrs  8%.  .$13,600 
Weckler  A J to  E E Prussing,  dec  20,  pt  It 

14.  Snow  estsub  30  40  14,  3 yrs.  .$10,000 
Writliud  L to  M E Greenebaum,  dec  11,  It 

20  b 3,  G Park  add,  5 yrs  7%  H 700 

Writlind  L to  S E Gross,  dec  11,  It  20  b 3, 

G Park  add,  5 yrs,  7% $195 

Wolf  R and  L to  M E Greenebaum,  dec  11 

It  5 b 1,  G Park  add,  4 yrs  7 % $800 

Wolf  R and  L to  S E Gross,  dec  11,  It  5 b 

1.  G ParK  add.  7% $225 

Weidner  F to  R W Bridge,  dec  16,  prt  lots 
41  and  42  b 7 Sheffield  add,  2 yrs  8%  .$700 
Wilson  H to  M E Greenebaum,  Apr  21,  It 

23  b 5,  G North  add,  7% $400 

Webster  E to  N M Blumenthal,  dec  15.  pt 

It  9 b 2.  Bushnell  add,  3 yrs  6 1 $1500 

Wisdom  F B to  A W Martin,  dec  15,  prt  It 

22  b 1,  2 38  14,  5 yrs  7% $1500 

Wilson  R J to  H C Buchner,  Dec  15,  lot  11 

b 2 b 2,  19  40  14, 2 yrs  8%  $200 

Waxham  L A and  F E to  E W Russell, 
dec  14,  pt  It  16  b 1,  Ellis’  W add,  3 yrs, 

8%..... $4500 

Weslervelt  M D to  T Tempeltou,  Dec  15, 

Its  1 to  4 etc  b 2,  15  38  14,  3 yrs  7%  . . 1700 
Wittman  F to  W Heinemann,  Dec  14,  Its 

68  and  69  b 2,  7 39  14,  4 yrs  7f $1100 

Wvlie  R to  L Baird,  Dec  11,  It  8 b 5,  33)39 

14,  3 yrs  7% $2580 

Woodman  C M to  P Maas,  Dec  14,  It  14  b 

15,  S & G add,  8% $1500 

Wheadon  J L to  S W Roth,  Nov  4,  lot  49  b 

6,  10  39  13,  7% I1400 

Wachowski  A to  J Bednorz,  Dec  16,  lot  14 

b 43,  19  39  14,  3 yrs $500 

Wao-ner  HtoWE  Hatterman,  Sept  30,  lot 


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Barton  W H to  C E Wyman  Dec  18,  horse  ^ 

etc  462  Wabash  av.  6 mos $225 

Bzidmore  W H to  W W Charles  Nov  24. 
piano  horse  etc  3805  Indiana  av,  3 mos 
r $115 

Bateman  C A ’ to  A Schaffhauser  Dec  16 

furn  660  Madison  st,  6 mos $10- 

Barrett  M to  C Ryan  dec  17,  furn  2826  5th 

av  4 mos 

Barquette  H to  C J Whitney  Dec  16,  piano 

147  3d  av  6 mos  ...  

Boguall  H H to  111  Type  Foundry  Co  dec 
9 press  etc.  1 18  5th  av,  Feb  9,  >88  ... . $275 
Barnes  C T to  B F Baker  Nov  27,  piano 

205  Ohiost,  1 

Burk  J to  W W Charles  dec  21,  horse  etc 

3122  Arnold  st,  6 mos $274 

Buchanan.I  to  L A W Brush  dec  21,  furn 

185  ClarK  st,  6 mos 

Burns  J T to  E R Walker  dec  15,  horse  etc 

Canal  st  and  California  av,  2 mos $51 

Burke  WJtoPF  Knefel  Dec  17,  furn  721 

Halsted  st,  15  mos $700 

Barrett  H to  Rlain  Bros  dec  16,  piano  and 

furn  24  Wisconsin  st  2 mos $93 

Burnell  S to  J D Spear  dec  9,  furn  518 

state  $o0 

Brown  C W to  M L Pemberton  dec  13, 

laundry  71  Van  Buren  st,  1 mth $60 

Barnes  D H to  F F Frederick , horses 

2m  *50’ 

Cndney  D to  W E Cudney  dec  21,  saloon 

31st  st  and  Indiana  a^,  2 yrs $1100 

Cudney  D to  W E Cudney  dec  21,  saloon 

2403  State  st.  18  mos $30° 

Crownell  S K to  W H King  Dec  22,  furn 

etc  668  w Indiana  st,  12  mos $232 

Carroll  W to  J J Owen  dec  18,  furn  319  w 

Jackson  st.  6 mos $125 

Cohen  H to  C E Wyman  Dec  12,  furn  284 

w Polk  st,  6 mos $114 

Crowley  H L to  Bartholomew  & B B Co 

dec  18,  saloon  373  5th  av,  6 mos , $:00 

Carey  A to  J D Spear  dec  18,  furn  Irving 

Park,  6 mos $' 

Cardew  T H to  E Davis  dec  18.  horses  etc 

900  Madison  st,  1 yr $150 

Clausen  J O to  W S Wharton  dec  18,  piano _ 

165  Wesson  st,  5 mos • $"’5 

Coblitz  A to  E T Brown  dec  18,  saloon  680 

Larrabee  st.  6 $32?* 

Carter  J J to  S Richardson  dec  15,  furn 

1414  Monroe  st,  3 mos $52 

Church  G to  Blain  Bros  Dec  14,  horses  etc 

1457  Fulton  st,  6 mos $65 

Cummings  G to  ET  Brown  Dec  16,  furn  20 

Campbell  Pk.  6 mos $500 

Carpenter  GCtoET  Brown  Dec  17,  cows 

Summerville  6 mos $131 

Credlebaugh  J D to  HA  Pemberton  dec 

17.  horses  etc,  Jefferson  3 mos $125 

Cassell  L to  H A Pemberton  dec  10,  furn 
491  s Paulina  st,  6 mos $70 


agner  11  to  W natterman,  oepl  ou,  ioj,  Q J K to  H A Pemberton  dec  14,  pia- 
E add.3  yrs  nQ  374  n Market  st,  4 mos  ........  . ...#65 


Williams  E T to  J H Van  Vlissengen,  Oct 

20,  It  23  b 1,  3 38  14,  5 yrs  7% $750 

White  T to  H J Luders,  dec  16,  Its  8 and  9 
It  14  b 5 Rockwell  a Id,  May  1,  7% . . . $1000 
Youncr  M E to  H E Greenebaum,  dec  20, 

It  31  and  92  b 2,  5 38  14,  3 yrs  7% ... . $800 

CHATTEL  MOKTOAttES. 

Albert  F to  J Albert  dec  18,  saloon $537 

Albrecht  R to  Wacker  <&  B B & M Co  dec 
16,  pool  table  3518  Halsted  st,  5 mths 

$208 

Allen  J H to  C E Wyman  dec  2,  furn  170 

Walnut  st.  6 mos $75 

Alexander  G W to  W S Lasher  dec  26, 

furn  1019  Fulton  st,  6 mos $59 

Austin  A to  J J Owen  dec  11,  furn  Engle- 
wood 4 mos $115 

Been  J to  Bemis  & McA  B Co  Dec  20,  sa- 
loon 2606  Halsted  st $249 

Brenn  W D to  E T Brown  dec  28,  furn  448 

w Huron  st $52 

Binrey  J to  W S Wharton  dec  20,  furn 

Lake  View  6 mos $75 

Blair  A E to  J Cullen  dec  15  furn  112  San- 
gamon st.  8 mos $59 

Bergman  J A to  J D Spear  dec  17,  furn  79 
27th  st,  6 mos $50 


Davis  A to  H F Nallette  dec  18.  furn  2031 

Butterfield  st $104 

Doyle  M to  E T Brown  dec  18,  furn.  Lake 

6 mos $117 

Dooley  P J to  G J Williams  Dec  18,  furn 

614  Austin  av,  6 mos $124 

Davidson  M to  W H King  dec  17,  furn  420 

Madison  st,  6 mos $50 

Dantel  C to  E T Brown  Dec  17,  etc  632  El- 
ston av,  4 mos $02 

Dorece  J to  C K Schoenberger  dec  14, 
macc  roni  factory  Lake  Feb  1 >88  ....  $800 
Doucett  H to  L A W Brush  dec  17,  furn 

229  Blue  Island  av,  4 mos $69 

Densmore  J A to  A Street  Dec  13,  horse 

etcWinnetka,  4 mos $108 

Daviv  C to  E T Brown  dec  6,  furn  447 

Lake  st,  2 $82 

Evans  F to  Schneidewend  & Lee  Co  dec  15 

office  337  Madison  st,  1 yr $629 

Evans  F to  Schneidepend  & L Co  Dec  17, 

furn  337  w Madison  st  15  mos $100 

Elliott  AH  to  W N Alley  nec  16,  furn  568 

Idaho  st,  3 mos $117 

Everett  W S to  C Williams  dec  1,  furn 

1947  Prairie  av.  5 mths $469 

Ecklert  M E to  E T Brown  dec  21.  furn  18 
s Ada  st,  6 mos . . . , . , , , . . , • $157 


Forsauller  M to  D C Norton  dec  1,  house 

Lemont  2 yrs $1‘>0 

Foot  J B to  W S Wharton  dec  17,  horses 

etc  Norwood  Park  3 mos $1**8 

Finley  P H to  C Williams  Dec  18,  horses 

etc  330  w Indiana  st,  8 m $72 

Forester  B to  E H Babcock  dec  15,  billiard 

tables  etc  3804  State  st,  3 mos $168 

Falk  J ti  T Bogle  dec  14,  furn  533  Van 

Buren  st.  4 mos  $6° 

Frey  J to  F J Galling  Nov  6.  furn  etc  556*4 

Madison  st,  3 mos $158 

Foot  J B to  VV  S Wharton  dec  14,  horses 

etc  Norwood  Pk  4 mos •••  $336 

Fisher  W F to  W H King  Dec  15,  piano  & 

furn  72  Myrtle  st,  7 mos $21 

Frank  P to  Bartholomae  & Burweger  B Co 
Dec  22.  saloon  304  Desplaines  st,  6 mos 
$208 

Flanigan  J to  W W Charles  dec  21,  marnet 

499  Lincoln  av,  3 mos $140 

Green  J to  M R Bortree  dec  14,  furn  31st  _ 

and  Robinson  av,  6 mos $195 

Garland  T E to  W S Wharton  dec  17,  furn 

282  n Clark  st,  4 $182 

Gallagher  W J to  C Williams  dec  17,  furn 

705"Harrison  st,  7 mos $200 

Gilray  W J to  M L Pemberton  dec  11.  furn  _ 

Cicero  6 mos $135 

Gearin  P to  WN  Alley  dec  17,  furn  75 

Hastings  st,  6 mos $186 

Goetz  G to  Jacob  & Strassheim  dec  18.  wa- 
gon etc  Laite,  3 mos $175 

Girten  M to  A Schaffhauser  dec  18,  horses 

etc  Laice  6 mos $8*> 

Gray  S H to  J W E Thomas  Sept  6,  furn  9 

PoIk  st,  Jan  6 $3o5 

Gorrie  H to  J M Cullen  dec  18,  furn  7 Con- 
gress st  14  mos $700 

Gilbert  H to  J D Mackey  dec  20,  furn 

2434  Wabash  av,  6 mos $130 

-Griffin  W T to  E T Brown  dec  20,  furn^ 

1245  Milwaukee  av,  11  mos $57 

Hansen  A to  C Williams  Dec  20,  furn  191^ 

n Halsted  st,  7 mos • ■ • $70 

Hovey  E H to  G B Christie  dec  20,  piano 

51  w Ohio  st,  1 yr $162 

Holmes  W J to  E R Benedict  dec  21,  billi- 
ard hall  3205  State  st,  3 mos $150 

Hobert  E S to  J D Mackey  dec  20,  furn  etc 

163  22d  st.  6 mos 

Hann  E to  E T Brown  dec  18,  furn  and 

piano  339  Fulton  st,  4 mos $120 

Havmeyer  G F to  C Havmever  dec  20  furn 

3805  Michigan  av,  90  ds $695 

Hawley  M to  E R Walker  Dec  18,  furn  402 

Van  Buren  st,  5 mos  $16 

Hughes  R L to  E R Walker  dec  16,  furn 

817  6lst  st,  6 mos $25I 

Hulsart  C C to  C A Tousey  agt  Oct  13, 
piano  and  furn  115  Robey  st,  3 m..  .$184 
HeysteK  A to  E H BabcocK  dec  14,  furn 

118  n Ashland  av,  6 mos $70 

Harvey  B to  W W Charles  dec  16,  furn  529 

Wabash  av,  4 mos $817 

Hollingsworth  J A to  E Sternberg  dec  15 

furn  231  Ontario  st  1 yr < $400 

Hunter  J to  J M McIntosh  dec  13,  furn 

Lake  6 mos $88 

Hargis  W G & J G to  H Hargis  Dec  15, 

furn  788  Walnut  st,  2 yrs $350 

Johns  S to  S D Mackey  dec  20,  furn  143 

Rumsey  st,  6 mos $68 

Jordan  W to  J D Spear  dec  17,  piano  etc 

117  Ontario  st,  6 mos $69 

Jones  J M to  O F Malcolm  dec  17,  furn 

283  Oanley  av,  4 mos $92 

James  E S to  W W Charles  dec  5,  furn 

1096  Fulton  st,  6 mos  I425 

Jones  M A to  M Richman  dec  15,  furn  and 

piano  531  Wabash  av.  6 mos $130 

Jefferson  J to  N M Simonds  dec  — , range 

Oct  14,  p $78 

Kattentidt  C to  C L Niehoff  dec  15,  machy 

113  Michigan  st,  6 mos $6,000 

Kruse  F to  G W Schussler  Dec  17,  horses 

etc  Bremen,  1 yr $9° 

Keenon  T to  S Richardson  deo  15,  furn 

Latte  4 mos $160 

Kittridge  C T to  O F Rosencrans  & Co  oct 

— , watches  Jefferson $104 

Kellner  M to  M L Pemberton  dec  15,  furn 
367  Hermitage  av,  8 tpos $203 


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Korash  H to  M L Pemberton  Dec  16.  furn 

338  Sedgwick  st,  6 mos $125 

Kloos  F to  W Schulein  Dec  20,  saloon  86 

w North  av,  1 yr $210 

Kearney  J G to  D Rankin  dec  12,  horses 

etc  456  State  st.  6 mos $361 

Keating  R to  CT  Williams  dee  4,  horses 

etc  512  26th  st,  9 mos $600 

Kent  S A to  H M McIntosh  dec  20,  furn 

1510  42d  st,  6 mos $68 

King  A to  J Gelder  Dec  21,  horses  etc  1411 

Wabash  av,  2 mths $320 

Le  Blond  J to  Blain  Bros  dec  1,  fnrn  22 

Hastings  st.  6 mos  $176 

Lieberman  S to  Wacker  & B B v M Co 

dec  20,  saloon  455  Canal  st $508 

Leinae  A J to  D Rankin  dec  13,  furn  Jef 

ferson  9 mos $120 

Latus  J to  W Side  Brg  Co  dec  3,  furn  63 

Emma  st,  1 yr $500 

Leslie  H T to  J D Spear  dec  17,  furn  599 

Erie  st,  6 mos $100 

Laury  M to  A Sternheim  Dec  17,  furn  1727 

Sherman  st,  Jan  31 $500 

Leaman  H to  J L Short  Dec  15.  horses  etc 

$75 

Meppen  T to  P Schoenhofen  B Co  dec  15. 

saloon  162  Desplaines  st,  1 yr $250 

Mead  C to  S Richardson  dec  15,  furn  1011 

Madison  st,  6 mos $71 

Murton  F to  J B Vivian  Sept  17,  furn  401 

Harrison  st,  15  nlos $165 

Muenzberg  J to  Coiper  & Nockin  Dec  17, 

furn  103  Adams  st,  6 mos $500 

Mattheson  J A to  0 F Malcolm  dec  16, 
pool  table  395  Milwaukee  av.  6 mos.  .$50 
McCune  R N to  W Keeler  & Co  agts  dec 

16,  horses  etc  Lane  View  Jan  15  $60 

Milligan  J to  L Topel  Dec  14,  saloon  27 

Cannalport  av,  4 mos $150 

Matthew  ISO  to  Wacker  & B B & M Co 
17,  saloon  463  n ClarK  st,  2 yrs, 

$5650 

Muendler  C to  M L Pembeton  dec  14,  shop 

150  w Madison  st,  6 mos $162 

McDonough  A to  T C Hoag  dec  13,  wagon 

etc  Evanston  3 mos $60 

McAbee  & Kendig  to  Marder  Luse  & Co 
Dec  15,  presses  etc,  170  Madison  st,  2 y 

$1336 

McMillan  J to  J H Hunt  dec  1,  lumber  etc 

73  Centre  av,  8 mos $132 

Moran  P to  J Cullen  dec  18,  furn  238  For- 

quer  st.  4 mos $65 

McCord  J to  J Cullen  Dec  16,  furn  209  w 

Lake  st,  6 mos $55 

Masterson  E to  E T Brown  Dec  20,  piano 

668  w 22d  st  6 mos $55 

Maher  M K to  J D Mackey  dec  17,  furn 

686  Madison  st,  6 mos $162 

McGrail  J to  Blain  Bros  dec  21,  fure  6 m 


Nelson  A to  Blain  Bros  dec  18,  piano  172  n 

ClarK  st,  6 mos $150 

Niederhofer  C to  W Leiffe  Dec  1,  furn  144 

Huron  st,  1 yr $t00 

Nelson  H to  E T Masterson  dec  20,  horse 

etc  Lake  1 yr $200 

O'Meara  P L to  Blam  Bros  dec  18,  furn 

100  Washington  st,  6 mos $54 

Oake  L to  M G Miller  Dec  17,  horses  etc 

178  OaK  st $200 

Prost  S to  J J VoelcKer  dec  16,  grocery 

507  Sedgwick  st,  20  mos $600 

Prost  B to  J J Voelcker  dec  16,  furn  5n3 

SedgwicK  st,  20  mos $548 

Palmer  R A to  W Clymer  dec  18,  furn  200_ 

w Monroe  st,  9 mos $250 

Palmer  R A to  W Clymer  dec  18.  furn  202 

w Monroe  st,  9 mos $250 

Petersen  L M to  J R Parker  dec  18,  furn 

Douglas  House  Hyde  Pk $1437 

Peterson  L M to  J R Parker  dec  18,  piano 
and  furn  35th  st  and  Vincennes  av,  6 m 

$1437 

Peckering  Lewis  Cattle  Co  to  F B Hill  nov 

8,  cattle  etc,  1 yr $3500 

Pratt  C to  H M McIntosh  dec  17,  furn  Ci- 
cero 6 mos $130 

Parmeter  M.BtoGW  Burchard  Jr  dec  10 

furn  and  piano  1343  Lake  st $106 

Parker  F D to  C F Sargant  dec  16,  furn 

52  40th  st,  3 mos  $137 

Pierce  M R and  P R to  H A Pemberton 
Dec  11,  carriage  etc  Hyde  Park,  6 mths 

$78 

Perkins  D W to  E T Brown  Dec  15,  furn 

Hyde  ParK  6 mos $456 

Quinn  J H to  Jacob  & Strassheim  dec  18, 
wagon  mdse  etc  213  W ebsier  av,  3 mths 

$210 

Ress  J B to  W W Charles  dec  17.  machy 

320  Clinton  st,  6 mos $802 

Robbins  W S to  E T Brown  dec  17,  piano^ 
and  furn,  1200  Oakwood  bd,  6 mos.  . .$279 
Rathburn  D S to  F F Kellogg  dec  16,  res- 
taurant 183  Washington  st,  18  jnos,,$50Q 


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REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


Rogalen  T to  Blain  Bros  dec  17,  saloon 

445  State  st,  1 yr $480 

Riehl  A to  Bartholomae  & B B Co  Deo  16, 

saloon  180  Center  st,  1 yr $500 

Rice  R E to  W S Lasher  dec  20,  furn  1404 

41st  st  7 mos $70 

Rauch  J to  Bemis  & McAvoy  Brg  Co  dec 

salocn  67  Sedgwick  st,  5 mos $137 

Ramelow  O to  A Kulke  Sept  10,  horses  etc 

395  w North  av,  2 yrs  $250 

Ritz  VV  F to  O F Malcolm  Dec  16,  furn  & 

piano  138  Racine  av,  6 mos $57 

Rochvigs  G H to  M Neff  dec  14,  machy  1 5 

Market  st,  6 mos $600 

Staisen  P to  W H King  dec  9,  furn  98  n 

Centre  av,  6 mos $70 

Schmidt  T to  E T Brown  dec  14,  furn  Lake 

View  5 mos $68 

Seng  W to  Union  Brass  Mfg  Co  April  1, 
foundry  and  factory  224  Washington  st 

May  1,  ’89 $2,500 

Schmidt  R to  S Richardson  dec  14,  furn 

391  Milwauxee  av,  2 mos $70 

Sherling  M & G H to  E T Brown  dec  16, 

furn  3638  State  st,  6 mths $130 

Sannefeld  C L to  C Passow  & Son  Dec  16, 
pool  tables  etc,  422  Ashland  av,  6 mths 

$150 

Steger  R to  S Richardson  dec  18,  furn 

Lajreside  bldg  6 mos $125 

Shattuck  H L to  A Schaffhauser  Oct  23, 

furn  367  Ogden  av,  5 mos $49 

Skeffington  J E to  E R Walker  doe  17, 

furn  125  La  Salle  st,  3 mos $76 

Swanson  C L to  J F Bokman  Dec  14.  en- 
gine etc  3635  Cottage  Grove  av,  8 mths 

$165 

Swanson  E L to  C Olson  Nov  15,  furn  3635 

Cottage  Grove  av,  10  mths $100 

Soper  S E to  W N Alley  dec  20.  Chicker- 
ing  piano  and  furn  1834  Bowery  6 mos 

$100 

Swafford  M to  W N Alley  Dec  20,  furn  328 

n Wells  st,  6 mos $90 

Sullivan  A to  W N Alley  dec  16,  fnrn  238 

Californi  a av,  4 mos $52 

Schutt  A B to  E T Brown  dec  20,  piano 

1386  Indiana  av,  6 mos $162 

Schwartz  H L to  I Shieldt  Nov  29,  furn  184 

Indiana  st,  6 mos $700 

Shaver  J W & L to  J L Curtis  Dec  15,  furn 

439  31st  st  9 mos $125 

Saunders  W A to  H W Chandler  Dec  21, 
Behr  Bros  piano  3002  Butterfield  st. . $110 
Shields  J H to  E Shields  Dec  21,  wagons 

etc  232  Lincoln  av,  2 yrs $400 

Smith  T A to  W H King  dec  21,  furn  198 

Halsted  st,  5 mos $55 

SoerightJ  to  Blain  Bros  Dec  16,  furn  73 

Eagle  st,  6 mos $65 

Short  N to  Blain  Bros  dec  17,  piano  and 

furn  172  w Washington  st,  6 mos $:>8 

Sjostedd  W M to  E T Brown  dec  17,  furn 

1321  Monroe  st  6 mos $505 

Schloer  C to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  dec  9 

saloon  523  Blue  Island  av  1 yr $259 

Spencer  M & C to  E H Babcock  dec  13, 

furn  1834  State  st,  3 mos $189 

Samuelson  J to  W Side  Brg  Co  dec  18,  sa- 
loon 167  Chicago  av,  5 mos $324 

Squires  E R to  T Squires  Dec  18,  furn  219 

Clybourn  av,  6 mos $800 

Skiff  W to  J E Murphy  Nov  4,  furn  Rose- 

land  1 yr $258 

Schoenroke  H to  Bartholomae  & Roesing 
Dec  21,  saloon  691  w 19th  st,  2 mos.  . . $80 
Shoales  F H to  Schneidewend  & Lee  Co 

Dec  21.  presses  etc  151  n Clark  st,  1 yr 

$310 

Topping  & Coupland  to  Brunswick  B C Co 
Dec  7,  saloon  fittings  535  Lake  st,  15  m 

pm $746 

Tate  C I to  M G Miller  decl8,  furn  1 Park 

av,  3 mos $123 

Tuedl  A to  W N Alley  dec  16,  furn  698  Van 

Baron  st,  Mch  1 $100 

Teale  C A to  W Hall  Dec  15,  furn  3743 

Cottage  Grove  av $50 

Thompson  E to  E H Babcock  dec  13,  furn 

4027  Ashland  av,  6 mos $70 

Van  Eyck  J to  G Bell  Dec  21,  furn  331 

State  st.  1 yr $218 

Valk  M to  P Schoenhofen  B Co  dec  17,  sa- 
loon 145  Division  st,  1 yr $400 

Williams  E B to  W S Wharton  dec  17,  furn 

461  Wells  st,  4 mos $282 

Whaley  M to  R Rhodes  dec  18,  restaurant 

86  Market  st,  1 y $600 

Williams  J to  W H King  dec  16.  furn  102 

Larrabee  st,  6 mths $125 

Wheeler  W F to  E T Brown  Dec  15,  furn 

509  Fullerton  av,  6 mos $496 

Walker  C to  S Richardson  dec  18,  piano 

182  Ohio  st,  6 mos $72 

Ward  A to  L A W Brush  dec  17,  furn  22 
Nebraska  st,  6 mos $62 


Winters  J F to  WjS  Wharton  dec  15,  furn 

181  Peoria  st.  4 mos $171 

Ward  P to  W W Charles  dec  17  furn  etc 

300  Halsted  st,  4 mos $57 

Wallenstein  F to  H A Pemberton  dec  13, 

furn  1804  Wabash  av,  5 mos $156 

Wyatt  W E to  L A W B rush  dec  21,  hors- 
es etc  4531  State  st,  12  mos $68 

Young  J to  G S French  dec  13,  horses  etc 
2011  Prairie  av.6  mos $260 

THURSDAY’S  REPORT. 

TOO  LATE  TO  CLASSIFY. 

Matthai  I S O to  Wacker  & B B & M Co 
Dec  17,  saloon  463  n Clark  st,  2 yrs  .$4650 
Lieberman  S to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  dec 

20,  saloon  455  Canal  st,  1 yr $208 

Wisher  A to  A M A Coble  dec  21,  horses 

etc,  Evanston  60  ds $100 

Russell  T to  J H Norton  dec  20,  furn  3112 

La  Salle  st,  6 mos $132 

Zwigraf  W A to  J H Norton  dec  21,  furn 

1068  Adams  st,  6 mos $235 

Schultz  W to  G B Christie  dec  21,  furn  804 

Larrabee  4t,  6 mos $ 232 

Bachand  L N to  C Fendt  Dec  16,  furn  436 

Oakley  av,  1 yr $143 

Bartlett  C M to  L G Kirkland  Dec  20,  furn 

— Lake  6 mos $175 

Peeney  B to  Northwestern  University  dec 
20,  planing  mill  and  contents  Evanston 

4 yrs $1500 

Fullon  M B & H M to  C Stoechl  dec  21, 

furn  588  Hurlbut  st.  6 mos $125 

Boty  LB  to  H P Ehrlinger  Dec  18,  furn 

470  Madison  st,  1 y 8$ $300 

Boener  W to  J H Norton  dec  2L,  furn  73 

North  av,  5 mos $77 

O’Brien  C to  J O’Hern  Nov  17,  horse  etc 

3021  Deering  st,  40  ds $275 

Goodail  H to  Marder,  L &Co  dec  15, press- 
es etc  Union  StocK  Yards,  monthly  p m 

$1087 

Fuller  J J to  G J Williams  Doc  22,  furn 

149  Campbell  av,  2 mos $108 

Bowen  D W to  E T Brown  dec  22,  farn  164 

Sheffield  av,  6 mos $73 

Du  Pont  F to  E T Brown  dec  21,  furn  7 

Soseph  st,  6 mos $55 

Sheriff  E to  J D MacKey  dec  21,  horse  ets 

Jefferson  3 mos $143 

Johnsen  K to  W S Wharton  dec  22,  furn 

352  w Chicago  av,  7 mos $107 

Epstein  J to  S C Kanter  Oct  19,  shop  715 

Morgan  st, $250 

Rice  H to  L J Rice  dec  21,  piano  C B & Q ' 

Freight  House  2 yrs $260 

Fletcher  W to  J H Flecker  dec  16,  horses 

etc  23  Meridian  st,  6 mos $250 

Davis  A to  O Peckham  Dec  20,  furn  2 yrs 

$3,000 

Madden  W H to  C Williams  dec  18,  horses 

etc  310  Lumber,  7 m $372 

Duell  J to  E H Babcock  dec  16,  furn  Hyde 

ParK,  4 mos $155 

Jones  L to  E H Babcock  dec  17,  furn  Ev- 
anston, 8 mos $175 

Jones  J to  E H Babcock  dec  18,  21,  Myrtle 

st,  6 Mos $65 

Thompson  T to  E H Babcock  dec  20,  furn 

1913  State  st,  6 mos $70 

Matthews  W H to  EH  Babcock  dec  20, 

furn  Hyde  Park,  5 mos $233 

Moore  C to  E H Babcock  Dec  20,  furn  2724 

Dearborn  st,  6 mos $124 

Frankl  A to  H A Pemberton  dec  17,  furn 

550  Blue  Island  av,  1 mth  $55 

Peterson  J M to  H A Pemberton  dec  16, 

furn  Jefferson  4 mos $77 

Crowley  D to  H A Pemberton  dec  20,  furn 

3235  Portl$nd  av,  4 mos $65 

Faley  J to  M L Pemberton  dec  16.  furn 

193  w Chicago  av,  6 mos $124 

O’Brien  J to  M L Pemberton  dec  17,  pia 

no  Lake  8 mos $140 

Barry  P to  J D Spear  dec  18,  furn,  6 mths 

$60 

Hauff  E to  J D Spear  dec  20,  furn  3002 

Michigan  av,  6 mos $55 

Dean  M J to  W W Charles  Dec  21,  furn  etc 

46  4th  av,  22  mos $6500 

Maloney  J to  Keely  Brg  Co  dec  22,  furn 

335J4  Blue  Island  av,  2 yrs $208 

Bissell  J to  H M McIntosh  dec  22,  furn 

Ravenswood  3 mos $230 

Kenhoeffer  B to  C E Wyman  dec  21,  furn 

598  Canal  st,  6 mos $107 

HartgieW  to  J Wyman  Dec  17,  furn  130 

DeKoven  st,  6 mos $157 

Bougalupo  A to  C N Perry  Nov  16,  furn 

etc  218  31st  st  5 mos $100 

Gould  C A to  E Tilden  dec  22,  presses  etc 

819  Root  st,  6 mos $300 

Goetz  E to  W Side  Brg  Co  dec  13,  furn 

239  w 12th  st $300 

Stuber  A to  Wacker  & B B & M Co  dec  22, 
saloon  229  Randolph  st  May  1 $487 


Wyman  C H to  W S Wharton  dec  22. 

presses  etc  80  Market  st $280 

Dillon  W E to  O F Malcolm  Dec  21. 
horses  etc  6880  Canal  st.  6 mos $62 

MORTGAGES. 

Bottenhagen  F to  C Zuber,  dec  18.  It  63  b 

1,  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  6f $300 

Harris  J E to  C W Richmond,  dec  11,  lot  7 

b 2,  Leiter’s  add  La  Grange,  5 mths,  6#, 

$325 

Richmond  C W to  W Marks,  dec  18,  lot  8, 
Leiter’s  add  La  Grange,  2 yrs  1%  . . . . $350 
Hanson  J P to  H F Valletta,  dec  1,  lots  21 
and  22  blk  10,  Leiter’s  add  La  Grange, 

mthly  $700 

Allen  F Het  al  to  H F Valletta,  Aug  7,  Its 
10  to  18  b 10,  Leiter’s  add  La  Grange, 

$500 

Hoffman  E E to  G A R B and  L Assn,  Nov 

17,  pt  It  1 and  2 b 9,  21  38  14,  8 % $1800 

Roberts  G W to  T Boyd,  dec  17,  pt  It  2 b 4 

22  39  14,  demand,  7# $10,000 

Surogate  C F to  M Laflin,  Nov  15,  pt  b 3 

and  4,  2 38  10,  3 yrs  6#.’ $22,000 

Turck  J B Jr  te  F Ammon,  dec  17,  It  36  b 

21  Pennock,  3 yrs  6 % $250 

Kedrowski  A to  People’s  B and  L Assn,  It 

22  b 31  Sheffield  add,  8# $1500 

Major  W S to  W F Porter,  dec  10,  lots  11 

and  12  b 4,  4 39  13,  6 mths  8% $100 

Marsh  E T to  People’s  B and  L Assn,  dec 

20,  It  6 b 2.  2,  13  39  13,  8% $200 

Keegan  M H to  W Weadley,  dec  17,  It  25 

b 35,  18  37  14,  1 yr  6# $156 

Wilcox  S M and  W W to  N W Mutl  L Ins 
Co,  dec  1,  Its  5 and  6 and  pt  4,  27  39  14, 

3 yrs  6% $700^ 

Lay  C O to  Chi  Perm  B & L Assn,  May  19 

Its  8 and  9 b 11,  4 38  12,  8% $2500 

Borwell  F L to  Perm  B and  L Assn,  Dec 
7,  Its  1 and  2 b 11  La  Grange,  8$.  . .$2700 
McCracken  G to  Perm  B and  L Ass’n,  dec 
7,  pt  It  15  b 1,  Union  Park  add,  8 % .$3000 
Oliver  D to  N W M L Ins  Co,  dec  6,  pt  Its 
13  and  19,  b 18,  Carpenter’s  add,  5 yrs. 

6% $10,000 

Jennings  B F to  People’s  B and  L Ass’n, 
Nov  15,  pt  It  19  b 1.  16  38  14,  8%.  . .$3000 
Wiersum  E to  Holland  B and  L Ass’n,  dec 

10,  It  10  b 14,  12  39  13,  1% $2200 

Gerardin  F H to  Citizens’  B and  L Ass’n, 
Nov  6.  It  1 b 7,  Flournoy’s  sub  J & P add 

8% $2000 

Lehmusser  J H to  J Steigerwald,  April  2, 

pt  sw  % nw  34  31  36  15.  3 yrs  If $268 

Rosencrantze  R D to  W D Washburn,  dec 
16,  Its  23  to  29  b 2,  35  39  12,  2 yrs  . .$2300 
Schmidt  M to  C E Wooley,  dec  30,  It  24  b 

2,  36  40  13,  5 yrs  If $375 

Storms  J L to  J J McGrath,  Dec  8,  its  17 

and  18  b 2 b 1.  Brookline,  8 % $269 

Noble  O K to  H Tolman,  Nov  26,  It  18  blk 

24,  K add  Hyde  ParK,  3 yrs  6 f $1000 

Marshall  J M to  H Tollman,  Nov  26,  Its  19 
to  22  b 24,  K add  Hyde  ParK,  3 yrs  6%, 

$5000 

Houdep  F to  A Schneidewend,  Dec  16,  It  3 
Its  1 and  2 b 64,  21  39  14,  1 yr  If.  .$1000 
Albrect  H to  Home  M L Assn,  dec  14,  lot 

24  e 34  B 28,  5 39  14,  5 1-5# 

NajdowsKi  J to  J ZoneaszensKi,  Oct  21,  n 

34  It  18  b 22.  5 39  14, 1 yr  6% $200 

Meyer  G to  F Watermann,  dec  ll.pt  35  40 

19,  5 yrs  6f $800 

TetzKe  W to  A C Clark,  Oct  8,  It  50  b 25, 

39  14,  3 yrs,  6 f $370 

Honore  L V to  B L Honore,  Dec  10,  pt  It 

15  It  10  b 2 frl,  3 39  14,  3 yrs  6 f $4700 

Cheshansou  F to  N C Nelson,  Nov  5,  lot  9 

b 12,  Holstein,  2 yrs  6% $200 

Little  G W to  W C Galloway,  Oct  15,  Its  1 

to  6 ne  34  4 38  14.  1 yr  8 f 500 

MittolajczyK  J to  J Jendrazowski.  Nov  19, 

It  81, 2 yrs  6# $100 

Sobieckowski  S to  F Keappa.  Nov  24,  lots 

60  and  61,  2 yrs  6# $300 

Pearce  M H to  C M L Ins  Co,  dec  14,  lots 

2 and  3 b 11,  Egandalc $3300 

Riehl  A to  G Bartholomae,  dec  16,  It  23  b 

1 b 11  Sheffield  add,  3 yrs  6# $500 

Allen  J J to  C Permanent  B and  L Assn, 

Dec  7.  It  12  b 4,  36  40  13,  8# $2300 

Carlin  S to  J E Dalton,  Dec  6,  pt  lot  19  b 8 

S S add,  7 % $300 

Simons  J to  Conservative  B and  L Ass’n. 

Deo  17;  It  28  It  25,  16  38  14,  6 % $900 

Sweet  H to  F A Chandler,  dec  12,  pt  b 46, 

21  39  14,  and  other  prop $83,500 

Moeschingen  M and  E to  Cable  B and  L 
Assn,  dec  13,  It  15  b 1,  33  39  14,  8#.  $2100 
Holson  A B to  B Johnson,  dec  15,  34  lease 

of  It  106  Bronson  add,  2 yrs  6# $200 

Cutler  J A to  G S Hubbard  Jr,  Nov  22  b 

27,  Hawthorne,  3 yrs  6# $1500 

Schmidt  P P to  E Dankwardt,  dec  15,  lot 
b 6 Sheffield  add,  2 yrs  6# $500 


Fous  N to  E Bryer,  Dec  18,  prt  e 34  sw  M 

23  37  11,  9 yrs  If $960 

Vilter  A H to  M Ballin,  July  29,  Its  5 and 

6,8  38  14,  2 yrs  6# $3r.0 

Pierce  G H and  W F to  J Eddy,  dec  1,  pt 

It  1 b 1,  3 38  14,  5 yrs  6# $2500 

Johnson  I to  Phoenix  B Society,  dec  14,  pt 

It  8 It  5 etc.  36  40  13,  5 % $1800 

Gilhaus  W to  Mt  Pleasant  B Assn,  dec  17, 

It  93  b 27,  31  39  14,  8# $800 

SpecK  P to  H H Gage,  Nov  30,  It  192  b 6, 

29  40  14,  4 yrs  6 f $400 

lie  Rosenkrautze  R to  W D Washburn, 
dec  18,  Its  23  to  29  b 2,  35  39  12,  5 mths 

8 f ..$580 

Opitz  F F to  N Chicago  M S and  B Assn, 
dec  18,  Its  6 and  7 b 7 b 5 Sheffield  add, 

5 15# $10,600 

Plnnt  T W to  A T Beverly,  Sept  29,  pt  sec 

6 7 5 and  8 41  9,  6# $11,500 

Wallace  J I and  F B to  J Frost,  dec  6,  It 

10  b 81  and  It  1 b 82  R M & S add.  6#, 

$2400 

Wallander  L to  B C Wallander,  dec  20,  Its 

29  and  pt  28,  6 39  14,  2 yrs  6 f $1000 

Cirmier  L P to  P J Doyle,  June  13,  ’85.  It 

25  16  38  14.  7# $750  f 

Fox  C to  C W Pierce,  Nov  13,  It  18  b 3,  9 

38  14,  Oct  1,  6 f $250 

Lundberg  A and  C 0 to  U M L Ins  Co,  Oct 

14,  It  2 It  2 b 21,  33  40  14,  6# $2750 

Krevernagel  G to  Phoenix  B Society,  Dec 

18,  It  28  b 2,  29  40  14,5# $1400 

Klewert  EtoTB  Day,  dec  20,  lot  22  b 6, 

Ridgeley  aid,  1 yr  8# $800 

Schureman  J L to  R L Tatham,  dec  18,  pt 

It  1 b 6,  Wright’s  add,  5 yrs  6 f $6000 

Brever  S to  J Buehler,  dec  1,  lot  27  b 35,  7 

39  14,  4 yrs  If $1600 

Kuland  H to  F Whittington,  dec  8,  prt  nw 

34  31  40  13 

Faber  H to  M Ballin,  June  28,  It  4,  Ballin 
sub,  8 38  14,  2 yrs  6 f $275 

({HIT  CLAIM  1IEERS  A\I»  QUIT- 
CLAIM OF  TAX  INTER- 
ESTS. 

Lots  15  to  21  blk  34  Elston  add  dec  10,  Jno 
M Krause  to  Chicago  Sash,  Door  and 

Blind  Co $1 

Lot  17  and  pt  of  It  18  blk  7,  blk  10  Shef- 
field add  Dec  7,  Peter  Clemens  to  Harry 

Morgan $100 

Part  of  It  8 blk  22  Ogdens  add  Dec  13,  H 

Olson  to  0 G Olson $1 

Lot  4 of  It  2 and  n 34  3 bin  45  s s add  Nov 

Mary  C Williams  to  Wm  B Rose $5 

Lot  10  B1k  6 Walker’s  sub  se  34  28  39  14 
dec  6 Harrret  M Tulier  to  Maria  C Has- 

kel $31 

Und  34  lot  6 blk  1.  Johnstons  sub  9 acs  nw 
34  36  40  13,  Dec  1,  C Hoffman  to  Lena 

Rock $1 

Lts  11  12  29  13  of  L 1 to  20,  Brighton  May 
1,  Darwin  Beach  to  P A Griffiths  ....  $253 
N 40  ft  Lot  17  blk  25,  sw  34  22  39  1 4 Sept 
28,  E B Conners  to  Kate  M BucKingham 

$1 

N 34  Lot  10  blk  4 of  It  1 sw  34  23  39  13, 

July  27,  L H Whitnekto  M A Stoner.  $100 
Lot  45  blk  37  s sec  add  Dec  13,  Mary  F 

Carbine  et  al  to  H B Eastman $400 

Lt  18  of  Lts  8 to  11,  Grays  sub  of  8 acs  in 
ne  34  36  40  1 3,  Dec  15,  Andy  Anderson 

to  I N Russell $2 

Lot  39  blk  9 se  34  20  39  14,  dec  15,  J L 

Walsh  to  Rich’d  Clark $1 

Lot  6 of  e 34  lot  30  and  n 34  H 31  Butter- 
field add  Dec  8,  F Roth  to  H C L Jahns 


.$1 


Lot  29  Reynolds  sub  of  e 5 ars  blk  15,  e 
29  40  14,  Dec  8,  Thomas  Stanley  to  J H 

Stanley $1,000 

Lts  29  to  32  blk  99  w 34  27  39  14,  July  9, 

A Gage  to  J Mulveil . . . . $695 

Lots  19  20  and  21  bin  1,  Pierces  Humboldt 
ParK  add  July  3,  J D Bullock  to  Mari- 
etta Grimm $1 

Lts  1 and  2,  Blk  3 Stones  sub  of  Astors 
add  Dec  7,  A BostwicK  to  S C Judd. $1000 
Lts  65  and  66  blK  98  w 34  27  39  14,  Dec  14 
Fannie  M Boone  et  al  to  C J Adams. . .$  1 
N 10  ft  of  lt  31  and  all  Its  32  33  34  blk  6, 
Union  Park  2d  add  Dec  10,  J Carne  Jr 

to  W C Larned $1 

Lot  32  blk  4 Frazer’s  sub  13  39  13.  Nov  24 

H B Fargo  to  A Anderson $1 

Lots  86  and  87  of  Its  61  to  90  Bronsons 
add  dec  0,  J Collins  and  M J Sullivan  to 
J Sehrer $1 


— the  latest  novelties  in  lamp-shades  ap- 
pear to  be  those  made  of  the  open  brass- 
work  lined  with  colored  silKs,  and  the  edges 
with  a silk  fringe  of  the  same  color, 


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WARRANTY  DEEDS. 

No.ith  of  City  Limits. 

Evanston  av,  200  ft  s of  Addison  st  ne  f 
100  ft  to  rear  of  It  Dec  21,  Thos  Mould- 
ing to  Jos  E Tilt $4,250 

Perry  st  nw  cor  Cornelia  st  ef  116%xl23 
ft  Nov  26.  Church  & Sherwood  to  Louis 

F GehrKe $3,575 

Roscoe  st,  136  ft  w of  Southport  av  nf  25x 
125  feet  Nov  20,  S M Church  et  al  to  P 

Johnson $450 

Roscoe  st,  141  ft  e of  Ashland  av  nf  25x125 
ft  Nov  20,  S M Church  et  al  to  E Gallo- 
way   $450 

Wellington  st,  100  ft  e of  Herndon  st  nf  25 
xl22  ft  Feb  19,  Estate  of  W O Jones  to 

Henry  Deifenbach $650 

Wellington  st,  150  ft  w of  Herndon  st  nf 
25x125  ft  Dec  21,  est  of  Peter  Carlstrom 

to  Annie  Carlstrom $800 

Moutli  of  City  Limits. 

Dexter  av.  w of  Stewart  sf  23x125  ft  dec  2. 

A M Smith  to  M Gavin $450 

VinceNnes  av  125  ft  s of  42d  stwf  3734* 
150  ft  Aug  6,  W J Byrnes  to  Peter  Fitz- 

patricK $1,875 

Lot  25  in  blk  3,  Packer’s  5th  add  Sept  3, 

Albert  E Foster  to  Jas  Cook $1,800 

Part  of  block-;  3 and  4,  of  Lymen’s  part  of 
se  34  sec  2 38  14,  Nov  15,  Matthew  La- 

flin  to  Ghas  F Sweitgar $26,000 

Lot  F of  Its  1 to  6,  also  Its  7 to  9 in  same 
as  above  Dec  20,  Geo  R McClellan  to  A 

& P Viezens $500 

East  12  ft  of  lot  10  in  B F Johnson’s  5 acs 
in  se  34  sec  4 38  14,  Dec  22.  F Nunning 

to  A & P Viezens $500 

West  of  City  {Limits. 

Basil  av,  225  ft  s of  Bloomingdale  st  ef  50 
xll8  ft  Dec  3,  Olson  <fc  Johnson  to  Solo- 
mon Hughes $1,000 

Second  av,  near  Humboldt  bd  ne  f 100  ft 
to  alley  Dec  22,  G and  J G Oswald  to  M 

Rigeman $1,200 

Seymour  st,  250  ft  s of  Wabansia  av,  wf  25 
xl25  ft  Dec  8,  G W <fc  T J HiggiDS  to  V 
Schillo $700 


JUDGMENTS. 

SUPERIOR  COURT. 

100615  Abraham  Kirehbaum  et  al  v W F 
Shaw.  On  tindg,  $1654. 

106009  MeDry  Michaels  et  al  v David  M 
Lindauer.  By  deflt,  $1112. 

106010  Samuel  Wiedlander  v Jas  B Quinn. 
Same  $1989.89. 

100333  Patrick  Gonway  et  al  v A SedlaceK. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt,  $190.  Appl  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

105837  FredericK  Zapel  v August  Fager- 
luud.  By  deflt  $779. 

99810  John  E Nash  v C D Hess.  By  deflt, 
$864. 

100803  Chas  P Morgan  v John  H Drake. 
Mo  n t denied  aNd  judgt  $355.  Appl;  bond 
and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

106788  Arther  Besterfield  v C R I & P Ry. 
Go.  On  tindg,  $75. 

100855  Gustav  Glaser  et  al  v Jacob  Burg. 
Mo  n t denied  and  judgt  $442.43.  Appl; 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

98508  Geo  W Ludlow  v Frank  E Land.  Mo 
n t denied  and  judgt  $37.50.  Appl  by  plff 
bond  and  bill  ex  in  20  ds. 

98509  Same  v Same.  Same  and  judgt  $71.- 
25.  Same. 

101304  Geo  Luers3on  v Wm  and  Matthew  J 
Turner.  Same  and  judgment  $364.10. 
10(896  Leonard  Rocher  et  al  v School  Di- 
rectors No  1 to  37.  Same  and  judgt  $902. 
Appl;  bond  aNd  bill  ex  in  45  ds. 

106155  Richard  I Field  et  al  v J K Cohen. 

By  agreet,  $612.86  and  sped  exn. 

99929  Gates  Iron  Wks  v Cheltenham  Stone 
<fc  Gravel  Co.  Mo  n t denied  and  judgt 
1145.97.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ex  in  30  ds. 
100614  Chas  Glatz  v Vigil  Liberman.  On 
findg,  $2200. 


106248  Henry  O R Tucker  et  al  v S D Nes- 
smith.  Bv  deflt  $721.25. 

11)6226  Frederick  Weiteudorf  v Michael  Mc- 
Graw  and  Wm  O’Meara.  On  ver  $250. 

100637  Benj  Lindauer  et  al  v M A Driscoll. 
By  deflt  $360.  Attflh  dig  want  pros. 

101597  Chas  Werner  et  al  v D A Newark.  By 
agreet  $437.50. 

99657  Ella  J Wood  v City.  Mo  to  strike  amd 
narr  from  tiles  denied.  Mo  n t denied  and 
judgt  $1750.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  ea  in  30 
ds. 

105872  John  B Legnard  v Henry  Fosbinder. 
On  afft,  $687.50.  Dis  as  to  Turner  and 
Bani. 

104154  N K Fairbanks  et  al  v Edwin  Poin- 
dextrr.  By  deflt  $431.17  and  sci  fa. 

106308  Jos  Matteson  v Jas  E Stevens.  By 
deflt,  $467.97  and  sci  fa. 

107124  Ethel  M Donald  v M C R R Go.  On 
findg,  $500.  Satisfied. 

107125  Edgar  VV  Donald  v Same.  Same  $500 
Satisfied. 

91189  PatricK  J Shields  vC&W  IRR  Co. 
On  findg,  $300. 

106542  ChaB  J Tayleabue  v Raymond  Les- 
pinasse.  By  deflt  $168.36. 

100675  W M Bonfield  v Margaret  E West, 
Cate  and  Geo  C Reven,  Marg’t  West  and 
Mary  McSweeney.  On  ver,  $98.45. 

100677  Robert  V Stanly  v Revere  Rubber  Co 
On  ver,  $758.66.  Appl;  bond  and  bill  en  in 

101897  Tell  Lodge  etc  v Conrad  Heintz, 
Fred  Voltz  and  August  Hillmuth.  On  findg 
$2009  debt,  $400  das;  debt  to  be  dischgd 
etc. 

106526  Geo  F Kimball  v Carlton,  Foster  & 
Co.  By  deflt  $781  and  sped  exn. 

101918  Martin  Beem  v Benj  A Kent.  On  ver, 
$326.29, 

106543  Providence  B Co  v Raymond  Lespi- 
nasse.  By  deflt  $337. 

CIRCUIT  COURT. 

57147  Peter  Kneeland  et  al  v Lewis  Lewin- 
sohn.  By  deflt,  $5500. 

58828  Brank  Bieszke  v Oscar  Tammler  and 
Louis  J Daegling.  On  findg  $850.  Satis- 
fied. 

57148  Chas  Grout  et  al  v Lewis  Lewiusohn. 
By  deflt  $940.05  and  sped  exn. 

57149  CJas  H Fargo  et  al  v Same.  Same 
$475.56  and  sped  exn. 

57150  J B Coon  v Same.  Same  $94  and  sped 
exn. 

52161  W W Cu  nner  v Same.  Same  $1238.13 
and  sped  exn. 

58077  Edson  Keith  et  al  v Same.  Same  $485- 
26  and  sped  exn. 

50867  Emil  L J Stock  v Henry  Wilkins.  On 
ver.  $17,80. 

49721  A G Bauer  v C & W I R R Co.  Mo  n t 
denied  and  judgt  $150.  Appl;  bond  and 
bill  ex  in  30  ds. 

50262  Chas  C Fricke  v Geo  Kronenberger. 
Same  and  judgt  $190.  Same. 

50309  E R Rober  v Geo  Deacon.  Same  and 
judgt  $187.  Appl  bond  in  20  ds  and  bill 
ex  in  30  ds. 

TRANSCRIPTS  FROM  JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

3135  F A Reid  Lumber  Go  v Harry  H 
Donghty.  $152.05. 

3136  Holbrook  Co  v C Crowhurst.  $45.04. 

3137  Same  v C Crowhurst  and  Jas  Howting. 
$45.66. 

3138  Herman  Kirchhoff  v Thos  Kennedy  and 
wife.  $200. 

3139  Chas  A Burgess  v Sidn  ey  E and  Ellen 
F Rockwell.  $57.75. 

3140  C M Madson  v Geo  Prias,  $66.20. 

3141  Edward  F Newton  et  al  v Mary  A Hu- 
ber. $152.52. 

54585  Van  Depoele  EL  M Co  v Arthur  B 
MeeKer.  By  deflt,  $3257.  Dis  as  to  Cur- 
tis. 

56640  Simon  Reid  et  al  v Jas  T Walsh.  Same 
$587.51  and  gen  and  sped  exn. 

54586  Van  Depoele  ELM  Co  v Cheltenham 
Imp  Co.  Same  $5803. 

58146  Louis  Gathman  v John  W and  Lucre- 


tia  A Payne.  By  deflt,  $575  and  sped 
exn. 

COUNTY  COURT. 

5885  Wm  B Crane  et  al  v Beck  & Hopkins 
Mfg  Co.  On  findg,  $328.18. 

6877  Samuel  E Woods  et  al  v Jos  Rasche. 
By  deflt,  $810.06. 

6890  Geo  B Wilson  v Clarence  D Hess.  Same 
$658.39. 


CITY  COUNCIL. 

Chicago,  Dec  25. 

Dec  10 — An  ordinance  was  passed  author- 
izing the  mayor  and  comptroller  to  quit 
claim  all  interest  the  city  has  in  or  to  wharf  - 
ing  Lot  5 Bk  W,  opposite  lot  9 blk  29,  O.  T- 
on  the  best  terms  they  can  make;  also  for 
ad  ding  to  section  1061,  part  9,  chap  15,  the 
words  “from  the  floor”  the  words  “pr?vided 
that  the  buildings  over  80  feet  high  such 
scantling  partitions  shall  not  be  regarded 
as  incombustible. 

Sec.  2.  Section  106134-  All  buildings  here- 
after to  be  erected,  which  shall  be  mor*  than 
ninety  feet  in  height,  including  appendages 
of  whatever  kind  or  description,  shall  be 
built  throughout  of  incombustible  material. 
Provided,  That  this  shall  not  be  held  to  pro- 
hibit the  use  of  wood  in  the  construction  of 
doors  and  their  interior  finish,  windows  and 
their  finish  and  their  boxes,  wainscoating, 
flooring  boards,  and  roof  boards,  such  floor- 
ing boards,  however  to  be  laid  down  upon 
substantially  solid  concrete,  aud  such  roof- 
boards  to  be  completely  covered  over  with 
an  incombustible  covering  not  less  than  one 
inch  in  thickness. 

For  the  purchase  of  a school  site  lots  8 to 
15,  blk  8,  Gage  and  other  sub  E 34  SE  34  32 
39  14  on  the  8 E cor  36th  and  Gage  sts,  200x 
147  feet  for  $4,400  or  $550  per  lot. 

Sidewalks. 

Ordered — That  article  58,  Section  1922, 
now  reading:  Entrances  to  areas  and  base- 
ments and  flights  of  stairs  or  steps  may  be 
made  which  shall  not  extend  into  or  onto 
sidewalks  more  than  two  feet,  next  to  the 
building;  be  so  amended  as  to  read  four  feet 
next  to  the  building,  where  it  now  reads  two 
This  amendment  to  be  in  force  on  and  after 
the  passage  of  this  ordinance. 

An  ordinance  was  also  passed  making  the 
offer  for  a permit  to  remove  a building  from 
one  part  of  a lot  to  another  when  owned  by 
same  person  when  said  building  may  be  e- 
moved  without  crossing  any  street  or  alley 
shall  be  one  dollar. 

For  granting  permission  to  Garden  City 
Sand  Go.  to  lay  down  and  operate  a double 
railroad  track  across  Lexington  street  and 
alley  in  blk  5,  O.  H.  Harrison’s  add  for  wid- 
ening east  and  west  alley  blK  15,  D,  S.  Lee’s 
add,  also  to  lay  double  tracks  on  w 18th  st. 
to  W.  D.  Ry.  Co.  and  toC.  P.  Ry.  Co;  to  op- 
erate tracks  on  W.  Adams  to  California  and 
Harrison  sts.;  also  for  establishing  sidewalk 
space;  for  curbing  and  filling  wl4th  st  from 
Ashland  ave  to  Wood  st;  same  on  w 15th  st 
from  Center  av  to  Ashland  av  for  curbing, 
fiillin  and  paving  Lytle  st,  from  Gilpin  PI. 
to  McAllister  PI 

For  curbing  and  filling  Hastings  st  from 
Ashland  av  to  Wood  st,  for  grading  and  pav- 
ing Canal  st,  from  w 12th  to  16th  viaduct; 
for  grading  and  paving  Hastings  at,  from 
Bine  Island  av  to  Ashland,  for  vacating  part 
of  alley  in  block  2,  sub  of  It  3 and  pt  lot  1 
and  2,  blk  11,  Sheffield’s  add,  for  opening  an 
alley  between  Sedgwick  and  Franklin  sts  and 
North  av  and  Starst;  for  removing  obstruc- 
tions from  Elm  st  west  of  LaSalle  ave.  For 
changing  the  name  of  Hurlbut  st  to  Cleve- 
land ave;  for  water  service  pipes  on  west 
Madison  st  from  California  ave  to  Homer 
ave. 

For  water  service  pipes  on  George  st  from 
Elston  av  to  Carpenter  st;  for  six  inch  drains 


on  Armitage  av  from  Elston  av  to  Western 
av.  Same  on  Robey  st  from  North  av  to  Ar- 
mitage av,  same  on  Dayton  st  from  North 
to  Belden  av,  same  on  west  13th  st  from 
Wood  to  Ogden  ave,  same  on  Nebrasna  st 
from  Throop  to  Loomis;  same  on  Burling 
st  from  North  ave  to  Willow;  for  curbino 
grading  and  paving  alleys  in  blook  9,  w 34 
and  w J4  ne  34  sec  17-  Same  in  blk  19,  w 34 
and  w 34  ne  34  sec  17- 

For  curbing,  grading  and  paving  of  alley 
from  w Madison  to  w Monroe  st,  from  Cen- 
ter ave  to  Throop  st,  same  n 34  blk  55  nw  34 
21  39  14;  same  on  Lytle  st  from  Gilpin  place 
to  Macalister;  same  on  w Madison  st  from 
California  to  Homan  av;  also  in  block  22  and 
29,  se  34  8ec  I7 1 for  grading  and  paving  Ca- 
nal st  from  w 12th  to  w 16th;  same  on  Hast- 
ing st  from  Blue  Island  to  Ashland  av,  for 
curbing  and  filling  w 14th  st  from  Ashland 
to  Wood;  same  on  w 15th  st  from  Centre  to 
Ashland,  same  on  EranK  st  from  Waller  to 
to  Bine  Island. 

Also  for  a 6 inch  drain  on  Hoyne  av  from 
west  Division  to  Bryson  st; on  Brigham  from 
Ashland  to  Wood;  same  on  Fox  Place  from 
Noble  to  Elston  av:  same  on  Wood  st  from 
Clybourn  to  Armitage  ave.  On  Irving  ave 
from  JacKson  to  Van  Buren  st;  on  13th  PI. 
from  Ashland  to  Wood  st,  on  w Division  st 
from  Lincoln  st  to  Western  av;  on  Dicason 
st  from  w Division  to  North  av;  On  Morgan 
st  from  w 14th  to  Wright  st;  on  Lytle  from 
Macalister  PI.  to  w Taylor;  on  Claremont 
ave  from  Flournoy  to  Grenshaw  st:  on  Gur- 
ley st  from  Blue  Island  to  May;  on  George 
st  from  Elston  to  Carpenter;  on  w 15th  st 
from  Canal  to  Halsted.  W'ater  service  pipes 
as  above  on  13th  place  from  Wood  to  Lin- 
coln. 

Same  on  Henry  st  from  Blue  Island  to 
Ashland.  Same  on  Canal  from  w 12th  to  16th 
same  on  Nixon  from  Polk  st  to  Taylor;  on 
Webster  av  from  Halsted  to  Clybourn;  same 
on  Prospect  pi  from  Vincenues  av  to  Cot- 
tage Grove  av;  same  on  Paulina  from  12th 
to  15th  st;  same  on  BlacKhawK  st  from  Els- 
ton av  to  Paulina;  same  on  Gilpin  PI;  from 
Centre  av  to  Loomis:  same  on  Leuvitt  from 
Division  to  North  av:  also  for  sidewalks  on 
both  sides  of  Aldine  st  from  39th  to  its  nor- 
thern terminus.  For  curbing,  filling  and 
paving  w Superior  st  from  Noble  to  Wood 
Same  on  w Division  st  from  Lincoln  to  w 
Avenue;  same  on  Dickson  st  from  Division 
to  North  av. 

Also  for  grading  and  paving  Miller  st  from 
Polk  to  Taylor;  for  curbing,  grading  and 
paving  alley  from  16  to  18th,  bet  State  and 
Wabash:  same  on  College  st,  from  Rhodes 
ave  to  Cottage  Grove.  For  repealing  ordi 
nance  and  annulling  assessment  for  the  im- 
provement of  alley  from  Pine  st  to  St  Clair 
bet.  Indiana  and  Illinois;  also  for  repealing 
ordinance  for  sidewalk  on  west  side  of  But- 
terfield st,  from  22nd  to  25th. 


HOW  TO  DECORATE. 

- — Extremely  pretty  and  quite  inexpensive 
Bureau  scarfs  are  made  of  ecru  etamine,  the 
threads  are  drawn  in  several  places  across 
the  scarf  and  at  intervals  of  two  inches, 
bright  ribbons  are  run  through  these  spaces 
and  the  edges  of  the  scarf  is  finished  with 
soft  lace. 

— By  the  use  of  fairy  lamps,  which  have 
become  very  popular,  charming  effects  may 
be  produced.  They  are  very  popular  for 
dinner  table  decoration;  they  are  smal 
lights  in  circular  glass  receptacles,  placed  in 
the  center  of  colored  glass  flower  holders, 
and  are  covered  with  tinted  dome-shaped 
shades;  they  are  placed  at  intervals  along 
the  dinner  table,  and  the  effect  of  the  light 
shining  through  the  tinted  globes  is  charm- 
ingly soft. 


704 


REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL, 


REAL  ESTATE  LAW. 

Benjamin  A.  Stokes  v Asabel  Care  et  al. 
Filed  at  Ottawa,  Nov.  13,  1886. 

1.  Recording  Law — Who  is  a purshaser 
for  value,  as  against  an  unrecorded  deed  — 

A purchaser  in  order  to  be  protected  against 
a prior  unrecorded  deed  must  in  fact  have 
paid  for  the  land  before  notice  of  the  title 
under  the  unrecorded  deed;  but  it  is  not  es- 
sential that  he  shall  have  made  payment 
with  his  hand  in  person.  It  will  be  sufficient 
if  payment  is  made  by  another  and  the  deen 
taken  to  him.  In  a contest  betweeu  such 
purchaser  and  a prior  one,  the  equities  bet- 
ween such  subsequent  purchaser  and  the 
party  in  fact  paying  the  purchase  money, 

can  not  arise. 

2.  Same. — When  a sale  under  execution 
agaiDst  a debtor  was  made  on  July  15,  1869 
and  the  sheriff’s  deed  dated  Aug.  25,  1873  was 
not  filed  for  record  until  May  6 1881,  and  the 
debtor,  on  March  4,  1880,  conveved  the  same 
property  sold  under  the  execution,  to  a par- 
ty who  had  no  notice,  actual  or  constructive 
of  the  existence  of  the  sheriff’s  deed  and 
whose  deed  was  first  recorded.  Held  that  the 
conveyance  of  the  debtor  would  prevail  over 
the  sheriff’s  deed. 

The  record  showing  a sale  of  lots  under 
executions,  and  the  record  of  the  certificate 
of  purchase,  is  notice  to  a subsequent  pur- 
chaser from  the  execution  debtor  of  the  sale 
bnt  is  not  sufficient  notice  of  the  maKing  of 
a sheriff’s  deed  and  a purchaser  from  the 
debtor  after  the  expiration  of  the  the  time 
allowed  for  taking  out  a sheriff’s  deed  upon 
a certificate  of  purchase,  such  deed  not  be 
ing  recorded  and  the  lots  being  vacant,  will 
hold  the  property  as  against  those  claiming 
title  under  an  unrecorded  sheriff’s  deed. 

4.  The  general  rule  under  our  recording 
laws,  is  where  there  are  two  conveyances  of 
the  same  land,  either  of  which  by  itself 
would  be  sufficient  to  pass  the  title,  the  deed 
first  filed  for  record  is  gived  the  preference 
and  passes  the  title,  and  a quit  claim  deed  is 
as  effectual  for  transferring  title  under  this 
rule  as  a deed  of  bargain  and  sale. 

5.  While  it  is  true  that  a failure  to  file  a 
deeu  for  record  does  not  render  it  absolutely 
void,  yet  the  law  permits  the  title  which  it 
purports  to  convey,  to  be  tanen  away  by  a 
subsequent  deed  obtained  by  the  grantee  in 
good  faith,  and  for  a valuable  consideration, 
without  actual  notice,  and  thus  render  it  in- 
operative. 

6.  Same — Of  sheriff’s  deed., — If  a sheriff’s 
deed  is  made  for  land  sold  in  execution 
against  the  owner,  the  record  should  show  it 
as  to  subsequent  purchasers  add  incumbran- 
cers without  actual  notice,  and  if  the  record 
does  not  show  it,  it  may  be  reasonably  con- 
conclnded  in  the  absence  of  actual  notice, 
that  it  has  not  been  executed. 

7.  Notice — Constructive. — The  question 
upon  constructive  notice  is  not  whether  the 
purchaser  had  the  means  of  obtaining  and 
might,  by  prudent  caution,  have  obtained, 
the  Knowledge  in  question,  but  whether  the 
not  obtaining  it  was  an  act  of  gross  or  cul- 
pable negligence.  If  mere  want  of  caution. 
Is  distinguished  from  fraudulent  and  willful 
blindness  is  all  that  can  be  imputed  to  the 
purchaser,  then  the  doctrine  of  constructive 
notice  will  not  apply. 

A quit  claim  will  not  cut  off  a prior  unre- 
corded deed  uuless  such  was  the  intention  of 
the  parties:  Butterfield  v Smith,  11  111.  473; 
McConnell  v Reed,  4 Scam.  117:  Hamilton  v 
Doolittle,  37  111.473. 

In  the  matter  of  Eugene  H.  Bates,  assignee 
etc.  Filed  at  Ottawa,  Nov,  13, 1886. 

1.  Insolvent  Estate— When  there  is  an 
assignment  for  the  benefit  of  creditors,  the 
assignee  will  taite  the  estate  resigned  in  trust 
for  the  benefit  of  all  the  creuitors  of  the  in- 
solvent notwithstanding  that  some  of  them 
may  have  their  debts  secured  by  deed  of 
trust  or  otherwise  creditors  are  entitled  to 
share  equally  with  unsecured  creditors  in 
any  and  all  dividends  and  distributons  of  the 
insolvent  estate. 

3.  Interest  of  assignee  in  incumbered 
property.— When  a debtor  assigns  property 
incumbered  by  a mortage  or  trust  deed,  the 
assignee  will  take  subject  to  he  lien  of  the 
mortgage  or  trust  deed.  All  he  will  taKe  is 
the  equity  of  redemption.  He  will  have  no 
control  over  the  interest  of  the  holder  of  the 
mortgage. 

3.  Mortgage  Rights  and  remedy  of  morta- 
gee. — A mortagee  may  foreclose  his  mortage 
or  bring  his  action  at  law,  on  the  mortgage 
debt  and  make  the  same  out  of  other  pro- 
perty than  that  mortgaged;  and,  when  the 


IT'NISELY  & MILLER,  129&1cl\clTASlintonS- 

SLATE,  TIN  AND  IRON  ROOFERS,  Manufacturers 


GALVANIZED  IRON. 

The  Hayes  Patent 

SKY-LIGHTS. 

(Under  License. ) 


Warranted  not  to  leak  from  outside  storm  or  inside 
condensation. 


CORNICES,  ETC. 


Corrugated 
Conductor  Pipe. 

Warranted  not  to  Burst 
when  full  of  Ice. 


dy’s  sub  of  a part  of  east  half  of  sw  qr  of  sec  84  39  14. 
0 R Matson.  Sheriff.  LN. 

Lots  26  27  and  28  in  blk  2 and  lots  1 and  2 b 8 in  D S 
Lee’s  add'  C K Matson,  Sheriff . L N. 

Lot  5 in  the  sub  of  Its  11 12  13  and  15  in  b 56  in  0 T’s 
snb  of  nw  qr  of  sec  21  39  14.  C R Matson,  Sheriff.  L N. 
Jan.  15. 

Lot  17  of  su'o-Iot  2 of  Stinson’s  sub  of  the  wly  part 
of  lot  6 in  b 25  in  ilie  C T’s  sub  of  s frac  of  sec  29  39 
14.  Fannie  B Newman,  Admx.  I.  N. 


It  ILL*  Of  SALE. 

Nonsa  F t > Thomps  m & Taylor  Spice  Co  dec  22, 

mdfe  203  w Taylor  st $1 

Felton  E C to  R Dliam  dec  22,  f urn  18  Park  pi ... . $400 

Jacobs  H C to  II  Hirsch  horses  etc $595 

Flint  H L to  L C Riggs  dec  21,  turn  307  State  st  $500 
Wilcox  E O toC  8 Wilcox  dec  21.  furu  2107  Michi- 
gan av $l,5u0 

Ahl  J to  H Ahll  Dec  22,  furn  48  s Halsted  st $1 

Agnew  Shafting  Co  to  R Miller  Dec  23,  bldgs  and 

improvements  64  Clinton  st  $7750 

Schick  Jacob  to  Louis  Wakentien  uec  11,  saloon  223 

w Lake  st $1850 

Stadfeld  John  to  Albert  Ness  grocery  store  1302  Di- 

versy  st $600 

Brady  David  CtoLH  Allen  Dec  9,  restaurant  1 
Quincy  st $1300 

BUILDING  MATERIALS. 


mortagee  maxes  a geNeral  assignment  for 
the  benefit  of  his  creditors,  the  mortagee 
may  claim  his  dividend  oh  his  whole  debt 
out  of  the  general  assets  of  the  estate.  In 
such  case  the  amount  of  the  dividend  should 
be  credited  on  the  debt  and  the  mortgage 
foreclosed  for  the  balance  only,  and  in  case 
of  a surplus,  that  will  go  to  the  assigNee  for 
the  benefit  of  the  other  creditors. 

4.  In  the  settlement  of  an  insolvent  estate 
the  proper  course  is  to  allow  a creditor  to 
prove  his  whole  debt  without  regard  to  any 
collateral  security  he  may  hold:  and  if  the 
dividend  so  reduces  the  debt  that  the  collate- 
ral security  will  more  than  pay  it,  the  assig- 
nee is  bound  to  redeem  it  for  the  benefit  of 
the  other  creditors. 


Legal  Sales  and  Foreclosures. 

Dec.  37. 

Blk  21  in  Samuel  S Hayes’  Kelvyn  Grove  add  to 
Chicago,  said  add  being  a sub  of  sw  qr  of  sec  27  40  13 
John  T Noyes,  Master.  LN. 

Lots  8 9 10  11  in  Hopkinson  & Gorton’s  sub  of  e 14 
of  lots  15  and  16  in  blk  4 of  the  Blue  Island  Land  and 
Bld’ng  Co’s  sub,  known  as  Washington  Heights,  ail 
being  in  east  haif  of  se  qr  of  sec  7 37  14.  H T Steele, 
Master.  L N. 

The  e *4  of  lot  37  in  b 3 of  Johnston’s  sub  of  the  nw 
qr  of  sw  qr  of  sec  19  39  14.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  5 in  blk  4 in  C T’s  sub  of  w 14  and  so  much  of 
the  se  qr  as  lies  west  of  the  south  brauch  of  Chicago 
rivor,  of  sec  21  39  14;  also  lots  21  to  28  in  the  sub  of 
the  s 200  ft  of  lot  2 in  b 43  iu  the  C T’s  sub  of  west  Vi, 
aud  so  much  of  se  qr  as  lies  west  of  the  south  brauch 
of  river  of  sec  21  39  14;  also  lots  33  to  36  in  the  sub  of 
e half  of  blk  93  in  the  C T’s  sub  of  w half  of  sec  27  39 
14.  H Waller,  Master.  L N. 

E Vi  of  1 Jt  12  in  G B Chandler’s  sub  of  out-lot  11  in 
Mich.  & 111.  Cent  Trustees’  sub  of  the  w !4  and  w i4  of 
the  ne  quar  of  sec  17  39 14;  also  the  e % of  interior  lot 
35  of  Parson’s  sub  of  interior  portion  of  Chapdler’s 
sub  of  blk  11  in  C T’s  sub  of  w l * * * * * * 8 * 10,4  aud  w Vi  of  ne  qr  of 
sec  17  39  14.  J R Custer,  Master.  L N. 

Dec.  28. 

Lot  2 of  lot  13  b 19  in  Watriss’  sub  of  w half  of  n w 
qr  of  sw  quar  of  sec  18  37  15,  aud  e half  ( sou  k of  the 
Indian  Boundary  Line)  of  sec  13  3114.  S F Han- 
chett,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  20  b 22  in  sub  of  w half  sw  qr  of  sec  5 39  14.  S 
F Hanchett,  Sheriff . L N. 

Lots  27  aud  28  of  Daniel’s  sub  of  e half  of  blk  3 in 
Johnston’s  sub  of  e half  of  se  qr  of  sec  36  40  14;  also 
lot  75  in  b 23  of  C T’s  sub  of  sec  5 39  14.  S F Han- 
chett, Sheriff,  L N. 

Lot  14  in  b 4 in  H C Morey’s  sub  of  n half  of  lot  30 
in  S T’s  sub  of  sec  16  38  14.  L N. 

Lots  10  and  11  iu  the  sub  of  s Vi  of  blk  6 iu  Brand’s 
add.  Margaretha  Walttr.  Admx.  L N. 

Lot  85  in  blk  3 iu  Sampson  & Greeu’s  add.  Maria 
Spalinger,  Admx.  L N . 

Dec.  30. 

Beginning  at  a point  41  rods  north  of  the  s e corner 
of  ne  qr  of  sec  12  40  13.  Lyman  A Budlong,  Joseph 
A Budlong,  Executors.  L A. 

Jan.  5. 

The  und  half  interest,  subject  to  the  right  ef  dow- 
er, of  Julia  R Loomis,  in  lot  24  iu  Wilson’s  sub  of 
231  2-10  ft  of  n 664  ft  of  w half  of  the  nw  qr  of  sec  18 
14.  E P.  Loomis,  Guardian.  L N. 

Lots  20  21  22  23  and  24  iu  b 2 in  Taylor’s  2d  add  to 
South  Chicago,  being  a sub  of  sw  frcl  )4  of  frl  sec  5 
32  15.  John  T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

The  n 192  ft  of  e 125  ft  of  lot  47,  and  s 175  ft  of  e 126 
ft  of  said  lot;  and  the  w 33  ft  of  e 158  ft  of  south  125 
ft  of  said  lot,  being  in  Everts  & Jeffery’s  div  of  land 
in  secs  14  and  15  43  12.  W.  A.  Montgomery,  Trustee. 
L N. 


Lots  8 and  9 in  Hopkinson  & Gorton’s  sub  of  e Vi  of 
lots  15  and  16  in  blk  4 of  the  Blue  Island  Land  and  B 
Co’s  sub,  known  as  Washington  Heights;  all  in  e Vi  of 
se  !4  of  sec  7 37  14.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

The  unexpired  term  of  the  leasehold  interest  be- 
longing to  said  defendant,  Henry  Guerdon,  m and  to 
lot  6 in  Hamline’s  sub  of  the  n qr  of  b 52  in  the  C snb 
of  sec  7 39  14;  also  the  uuexpired  term  of  the  lease- 
hold interest  belonging  to  said  defendant,  Amie  M 
Hale,  in  and  to  lot  7 in  Hamline’s  sub  of  the  n qr  of 
blk  62  In  the  Canal  Trustees’  sub  of  sec  7 39  14.  H T 
Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  35  in  blit  16  in  Taylor’s  2d  add  to  So  Chicago, 
being  a sub  of  the  sw  fracl  qr  of  frcl  sec  5 37  15.  Jno 
T Noyes,  Master.  L.  N. 

Jan.  IO. 

Part  of  lot  8 in  b 50  In  the  original  Town  of  Chica- 
go. H W Bishop,  Master.  LN. 

Lot  29  in  sub  b 5 in  Morgan’s  sub  of  nw  !4  of  b 10  in 
Sheffield’s  ad  1.  J T Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

Lots  22  and  23  in  C E Browne’s  sub  of  swly  450  ft  of 
b 20;  lots  13  and  14  in  same  sub  of  lots  1 2 3 12  13  and 
14  in  blk  30;  lots  6 aud  7 in  C E Browne’s  sub  of  lots  7 

8 9 10  25  26  and  27  In  blck  35;  all  of  the  above  lots  and 
blocks  lying  and  being  in  Glencoe,  Cook  Co.;  also  Its 
8 9 10  and  the  nwly  half  of  lot  11;  lots  15  16  17  aud  S 
E’ly  half  of  lot  18  in  blk  45  in  First  add  to  Glencoe.  J 
T Noyes,  Master.  L N, 

Beginning  at  the  nw  cor  of  lot  12  in  block  22  in  C 
T’s  sub  of  w Vi  and  w Vi  of  n e qr  of  sec  17  39  14.  J T 
Noyes,  Master.  L N. 

E half  of  b 19  of  Smith’s  add  to  Maywood,  being  a 
sub  of  e 693  feet  of  se  Vi,  and  e 693  ft  of  ne  qr  of  sec 

10  39  12.  H T Steele,  Master.  L N. 

Lot  6 in  Jarvis’  re-sub  of  lots  23  to  37  in  bik  5 in  C 
T’s  subof  se  qr  of  sec  17  39  14.  H T Steele,  Master. 

L N. 

Lots  12  3 and  4 of  b 4 of  O A B igue.s  sub  of  that  pt 
of  se  of  se  qr  of  sec  14  38  14.  H T Steele,  Master. 

L N. 

N half  of  the  n half  of  lot  3 la  b 49  in  the  C T’s  sub 
of  e frac  of  the  se  qrof  sec  21  39  14.  H Waller,  Mas- 
ter. L N. 

Jan.  11. 

W halt  of  b 18  in  W O Cole’s  [sub  of  that  part  of  n a 
qr  of  sec  5 37  14.  C R Matson,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  26  in  b 1 in  a sub  of  lot  3 and  part  of  lots  1 and 
2 in  the  seb  of  sw  qr  b 11  in  Sheffield’s  add'  C R Mat" 
son,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  20  and  e half  of  lot  19  in  b 17,  Butler,  Wright  & 
Webstsr’s  add.  C R Matson,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lot  20  in  H H Thomas’  re-sub  of  s 60  ft  of  lot  2 and 
all  of  lots  3 to  12  in  b 4 in  Barnum’s  Grove  sub  of  the 
s 42  7-10  acres  of  w half  of  n e qr  of  sec  21  38  14.  C R 
Matson,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  26  27  and  23  in  b 2,  and  lots  1 and  2 b 8 in  D S 
Lee’s  add  C R Matson,  Sheriff.  L N. 

Lots  23  and  24  in  block  7 in  Ira  Brown’s  add  to  Des- 
plaines.  David  E Fiske,  Trustee.  L N. 

Jan.  IS. 

Lot  68  in  blk  11  in  Sampson  & Green’s  add.  Frank 
Ring,  Admr.  L N. 

Sub-lot  10  in  a sub  of  w 11  58-100  ft  of  lot  202  and  alj 
of  lot  205  of  Bronson’s  add.  George  Bass,  Master. — 
L A. 

Sub-lots  5 and  6 from  lot  8 in  b 1 of  CusbiDg’s  sub  of 
w 50  acs,  of  n 120  acs  of  ne  qr  of  sec  27  40  13.  Sam’l 
Larsen,  Successor  in  Trust.  LA. 

Jan.  13. 

Lts  1 and  2 iu  b 3 of  H O Stone’s  sub  of  Astor’s  add. 
E C Wentworth,  Assignee.  L N. 

Jan.  14. 

Lot  6 in  b 11  in  Egandale,  being  a snb  of  the  e Vi  of 
sw  qr  and  e qr  w Vi  sw  qr  of  sec  11  38  14.  Nathaniel 
Baden,  Guardian. — L N. 

All  that  strip  of  land  lying  and  being  between  the 
eastern  boundary  line  of  lots  12  to  19  in  b 1 in  Moo- 


Common  brick,  (3:  m $7.75  to  $8.00 

Lime,  per  bri.  in  bulk 60  to  .70 

Lime,  in  barrels 85  to  .95 

New  York  Stucco,  per  brl . 1.75 

Michigan  stucco,  per  bri 1.70  to  1.80 

Plastering  hair,  per  bn 20  to  .25 

Fiber,  a substitute  for  hair,  perbu .12 

White  sand,  per  brl  1.25 

Buffalo  Utica  cement,  per  brl 1.25 

Milwaukee  Cement,  per  brl 1.25 

Louisville  Cement,  per  brl 1.25 

Portland  Cement,  per  brl 2.90  to  3.00 

American  Portland  cement,  per  brl....  2.80 


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One  square,  1 month,  $4;  3 months,  $11;  6 months,  $20 
1 year,  $36. 

Two  squares,  1 month,  $6;  3 months,  $17;  6 months, 
$32;  1 year,  $60. 

Three  squares,  1 month,  $9;  3 months,  $25;  6 months. 
$45. 

Six  squares,  1 month,  $15;  3 months,  $40;  6 months 
$75. 

One  column,  1 month,  $30;  3 months,  $80;  6 months; 
$150. 

Twenty  per  cent  is  added  for  fixed  space,  not  mov 
able,  and  for  cards  at  the  top  of  any  page  and  tht 
front  page. 

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Great  Britain 16  0: 

Germany,  France  Austria  etc 16  0 


BUILDINGS  MOVED. 

re-silled  and  underpinned  reasonably  by  expenencec 
workmen.  Country  work  solicited. 

NB.  We  can  dispose  of  frame  Buildings  on  verj 
short  notice,  as  we  have  constant  inquiry  from  partie 
who  will  pay  fair  price  for  same.  Correspondence 
invited.  Address : 

M.  O’BRIEN.  3 Blue  Island  av., 

CHICAGO. 


PETER  E.  POLI, 

Modeler  and  Manufacturer  of 

CARTOON  PIERES, 


FOR  INTERIOR  DECORATION. 

No.  21  QUINCY  STREET. 


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_ REAL  ESTATE  AND  BUILDING  JOURNAL. 


-)  CHICAGO  ( 


YAltll  I* KICKS— < 
Building  Material. 

!ommon  building  brick $ 7 00@  7 25 

Irenton  pressed  brick 40  . . 

It.  Louis  pressed  brick 27 

Philadelphia  pressed  brick 47 

Jilwaukee  pressed  brick 25 

ndiana  pressed  brick  46  00@20 

3altimore  pressed  brick.  55 

Fire  brick 25  00@40 

time,  ^ bbl 75@  9 ) 

[time,  in  bulk,  ^ bbj 60 

Colored  mortar,  4 

itucco,  ^ lb 1 75®  1 95 

Plasteridg  hair,  ^ bu 20@  25 

White  sand 1 05 

kkron  and  Utica  cement,  ^ bbl 1 00 

Louisville  and  Milwaukee  cement,  bbl  1 25 

Portland  cement,  bbl 3 00@  3 25 

Marble  dust,  ^ bbl  1 75 


rHICE  CLEARS  AND  SELECTS— MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH 

1st  and  2d  clear,  2-inch 44  7 00@48  00 

1st  and  2d  clear.  1 \ and  llA  inches 45  ..@48  00 

3d  clear,  1J4  and  114  42  ..@43  00 

2 inches 44 

A select,  1)4  and  1 14  inches 38  ..@39  .. 

A select,  2 inches 40  . . @41  . . 

B select,  114,  114  and  2 inches 31  00@32  .. 

2x4  clear  and  select,  together  26  . . @27  . . 

2x4  B,  select  20 

2x6  clear  and  select 34 

2x8 36  .. 

All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

ONE-INCH  FINISHING — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

1st  and  2d  clear  46  00@47  00 

3d  clear 40  . .@42  . . 

A select,  9 inches  and  upward  34  . . @35  . . 

Clear.  7 and  8 inches  clear  (base) 34  ..@35  .. 

7 and  8 inches  B (base)  30  ..@31  .. 

B select 25  . . @26  . . 

Thin,  clear  and  select,  9 inches  upward,  24  ..@25  .. 
All  one  length,  $1  extra. 

TWELVE-INCH  STOCK  BOARDS — ROUGH. 

A stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  41  00@42  00 

B 36  ..@37  .. 

C 31  ..@32 

12  in.  com.,  12  ft 14  @15 

18  ft 16 

12-inch  com,  10  and  20  ft 16  50@18 

D stock,  12,  14  and  16  ft  19  . .@20  . . 

18  feet 22  . . @23  . . 

20  feet  23 

12  in,  No  2,  12  ft 13  00 

14  and  16  ft 12  ..@12  50 

BOX  BOARDS — MIXED  LENGTHS — ROUGH. 

A box,  13  inches  and  upward 48  00 

B 43  00 

C 33  00 

D 22  00 

Add  to  foregoing  prices  for  dressing  one  side,  $B 
■ two  sides,  $1  50. 

Add  to  prices  of  boards  ank  fencing,  for  dressing 
one  side,  $1;  two  sides,  $1.50. 

beaded  CEILING — TIED. 

Clear,  %-inch,  4 and  6-inch , 22  00@23  00 

A,  20  . . @21  50 

B 18  50@20  50 

C 14  5U@15  .. 

Clear  and  A,  54-inch,  6-inch 30  ..@32  .. 

Clear  and  A,  54 -inch,  6 inch 32  . .@33  00 

B,  % inch.,  6 inch 28  ..@29  00 

B,  % insh  . 6 inch 31  ..@32  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  BOARDS. 

Common  boards,  10,  12  and  20  feet 12  ..@13  00 

,‘  14,  16  ana  18  feet 13  00@14  . . 

No.  2 boards,  all  lengths 11  ..@12  .. 

No.  3 “ “ 8 50@  9 . . 

Common  1)4  and  l(4-inch 12  50@15  00 

COMMON  AND  CULL  FENCING. 

1st  quality  fencing,  16  teei 13  50@14  50 

„ 12,  14, 18  and  20  feet 13  ,.®14  .- 

No.  2 fencing,  12.  14  18  and  20  feet 10  50@11  50 

No  2 „ 16  ft 11  S0@12  50 

No  3,  all  lengths 8 50@  9 00 

Common  fencing,  4-inch,  12  and  14 12  5U@12  50 

“ 16  ft 12  50@13  50 

Norway,  No  1 14  . . 

Add  to  Drices  of  boards  and  fencing  for  dressing 
On  side,  $1  two  sides.  *1  50. 

FLOORING — DRESSED  AND  MATCHED. 

A flooring,  6-inch . 33  50  to  34 


l)KV. 

13  50 

16  50 

17  00 

14  51 

15  00 

15  50 
14  00 

17  00 

18  00 

16  00 
9 0(J@  9 60 

10  01  @10  50 

Three-inch  joists  and  heavy  timber,  8x10  and  larger 
extra,  according  to  size 

CEDAR  POSTS  AND  POLES. 

4 inch  round  posts,  7 ft 1° 

c ki  I*  “ “ 14 

6 “ “ “ “ ""i"... 18 

...  23 
..  34 

9 to  11  “ “ 11  50 

8 inch,  sawed  54,  7 feet 71/a 


Alt  LOTS 

All  2x6— 20  feet 

“ —22  feet 

“ —24  feet 

All  2x8—2  l feet  

“ — 22  feet '. 

“ — 24  feet 

2x10—20  feet 

“ — 22  and  24  ft  

2x12— 20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $17.  24  ft, 

4x4  to  8x8-20  ft,  $15.  22  ft,  $16.  24  ft, 

Cull  plauk,  2-inch,  promiscuous  width  . . 
2x4,  cull,  12,  14  and  16  ft 


Cuba,  1st,  1 to  2 in... 

2d,  1 to  2 in . . , 
Mexican,  1st,  1 to  in  . 

2d,  1 to  2 in . . . 
St.  Jago,  1 to  2 in 


146  00 
116  00 
lfO  O' 
116  00 
180  00 


Coal, 

Anthracite,  range  and  nut $ J 

Anthrucite,  egg 1 00 

Anthracite,  pea  “ jj. 

Cannel 1 9? 

Erie  and  Brier  Hill *'  7 

Illinois 4 

Indiana  block 

Indiana  lump 

Baltimore  and  Ohio “ 

Blossburg 4 50@  5 00 


J.  J.  WADE, 

Plumbing!  House  Drainage 

Adams  Express  Building,  187  Dearborn  St. 

(first  floor) 

And  531  West  Madison, 

TELEPHONE  7077. 


R.  HUGHES, 

Galvanized  Iron  Cornices,  Slate  and 
Metal  Roofing, 

319--321  S.  Clinton  St.,  Chicago,  Ills. 

Contracts  solicited  in  all  parts  of  the  country. 
Roofing  slates  of  all  sizes  and  colors  furnished  to 
the  trade  at  quarry  prices. 


9 to  11, 
5l/2  inch, 
6 “ 

7 “ 

8 “ 


B 31  . . to  32 

C v 23  ..  to  24  00 

No  IFencing,  6-inch 16  nO 

10  feet 14  00 

Clear  and  A 4-inch 30  . . to  32 

B 1 28  ..  to  29  .. 

C 24  ..  t.  25  .. 

Norway  clear  and  A, 21  . to  22 

B,  6-inch 19  . . to  20  .. 

B,  4-inch 19  . . to  20 

C,  6-inch 17  ..  to  18  .. 

8-inch  No  1 brds,  select  D and  M or 

ship  lap 14  50  to  15  50 

10-inch  No  1 boards  D and  M or 

ship  lap 15  . . to  16  . . 

A partition,  d and  m 2 s,  4 bds 39  50 

B „ 35  10 

C 26  . . to  27 

FLOORING  STRIPS— ROUGH — 6 INCH. 


7 feet 11 

‘/a,  7 feet 7)4 

7 feet 9 

H,  7 feet U 

>/a,  7 feet I6 

PICKETS  AND  BATTENS. 

Pickets,  flat,  common $8  G0@9  GO 

Flat,  rough,  mill  run 12  00 

Fancy  headed  and  dressed,  selected 18  00 

IV2  square,  dressed  and  headed,  selected.. . 19  00 
Battens,  2 inch,  O G or  bevel,  per  100  lineal  feet  00  50 

234-inch 00  60 

214-inch 00  05 

3-inch 00  70 

8HINGLES — CAR  LOADS. 

Extra  A $2  25@2  40 

Choice  A 2 -*-u@2  20 

Standard  A 2 ^ 

Extra  Cedar  *A* 2 20 

Standard  Cedar •••••  2 °0 

Five  cents  per  M extra  for  end  loading  and  less  than 
car  lots. 

Lath — car  loads— Dry l <o 

HARDWOOD  LUMBER. 

The  following  figures  represent  the  prices  paid  by 
I wholesalers  for  hardwood  lumber  on  cars  in  the  city, 
Chicago  inspection: 

1 WHITEWOOD. 

1st  and  2d  in $22  00@24  00 

1 Wa  in.  and  over 25  00  28 

Common 00@17 

Cull 10  00  12 

WHITE  ASH. 

1st  and  2d,  dry  1 and  134  in 23  00  25  00 

Thicker 2^  00 

Common I2  00 

Cull 6 00 

WHITE  AND  BURR  OAK. 

1st  & 2d 
Common 
Cull 

Timbers 
Quarter-sawed 

RED  OAK, 

1st  and  2d 

Common I2  00 

Cull 

HICKORY. 

1st  and  2d 
Axles 
Cull 

Reaches 

WALNUT. 

1st  & 2d,  1 in 

Thicker 

Common 

Cull : 

Counter  tops,  18  inch  and  up 

Balusters,  3x3 

134x134  &2x2 

CHERRY. 

1st  & 2d,  in 

Thick 

Common 

Cull 

BUTTERNUT, 

1st  & 2d 

1st  & 2d,  134  in  and  up 

I CHESTNUT. 

I 1st  and  2d ........  02  50 

I 1st  and  2d , 134  inch  and  upwards 35  00 

SWEET  GUM. 

1st  & 2d 22  00 

Common 12  00 

P.nll  6 00 

Log  run" ™ 99 

HARD  MAPLE. 

1st  & 2d ?0  00 


STUBBS  & CANHAM. 

General  Jobbing  in  all  Branches  of 

PLASTERING,  MASONRY, 

Calcimining,  etc. 

All  Kinds  of  Cement  Work  a Specialty. 

Office  and  Yard:  Rear  of  194  LaSalle  St., 
Building  Materials  C h i cagO . 

For  Sale. 

WASHINGTON  PORTER, 

—AND— 

ESTATE  OF  F.  C.  PORTED, 
REAL  ESTATE)  108  & 110  Dearborn 
Room  7.  S »t..  - Chicago. 


SEWER 


RHOADS  & 

RAMSEY. 

107  La  Salie  St. 

Yards— 89  N.  Elizabeth 
Street. 

J 35th  8t.  & L & S.  M.8.  R.R. 


FIRE  BRICK 


FIRE  CLAY. 


1st  and  2d  clear  . . 
A siding  strips  . . 
A flooring  strips 
B “ “ 

0 “ “ . 


$39  00 

36  00  to  37  00 

31  . . to  32  . . 

29  ..  to  30  .. 

22  ..  to  23  .. 

SIDING— TIED. 

21  ..  to  22  .. 

19  50  to  20  50 

18  ..  to  19  50 

13  50  to  14  00 

9 50  to  10  50 

, 6 or  8-inch,  50  cents  more  than 


lot  and  2d  clear 

A siding 

B 

C 

Fencing  siding,  “D’ 

% -inch  drop  siding 
flooring. 

TIMBEB,  JOIST  AND  SCANTLING. 

Note. — The  prices  quoted  in  the  table  are  those 
Bxed  by  the  meeting  of  Sept.  7.  The  present  selling 
prices  are  $12  for  2x4  to  2x10,  12  to  16  feet;  $12.50@ 
13  for  same  sizes,  18  feet.  For  longer  lengths,  and 
for  all  2x12  and  small  timbers,  there  are  but  slight 
concessions  made  from  the  List,  if  any. 

All  2x4,  2x6,  2x8  & 2x10-12,  14,  16  feet . . 12  50 

“ “ “ “ 2x12,  4x4  to  8x8 — 

18  feet 13  00 

All  2x22,  4x4  to  8x8—12,  14  and  16  feet. . . 13  0) 

All  2x4.-20  22  and  24  feet 1$  50 


12  00 
5 00 


5 00 


Common 

Cull 

BASSWOOD. 

1st  & 2d 

Common 

Log  B«n:::::::.u:v.v."" ::::::: 12  00 

BIBCH 

1st  & 2d 23  00 

Common 1“  99 

Cull b 00 

ROCK  ELM. 

15t  fl  2d 14  00 

Common 49  99 

Cull  5 96 

SYCAMORE. 

Common  and  better 16  00 

Quarti.r-sawed.  1st  & 2d 22  00 

BEECH. 

Common  and  better 

Cull 

Log  

LONG  LEAF  YELLOW  PINE. 

1st  & 2d  or  No.  1 flooring  and  ceiling.. . 

“Star”  or  No.  2 flooring 

1st  & 2d  finishing,  inch 

1st  &.  2d  finishing,  thick 

CYPRESS. 


BAIRD  & BRADLEY, 
Real  Estate,  Renting  and 
Loan  Agency. 

Rooms  15-17.  90  LaSalle  Stieet. 


SWEZEY’S 

IMPROVED 

Dumb 
W aiter 

FOR  DWELLINGS, 


^PAUTOMATIC 


CATCH. 


LIGHT  RUNNING!: 
EASILY  MANAGED! 
HUNDREDS  NOW  IN  USE! 

And  every  one  giving  entire  satisfaction. 

Adopted  by  all  the  leading  Architects  and 
Contractors  and  Owners.  Without  doubt  THK 

BKST  IN  THK  MARKET. 


ISO 


M.  B. 

20th 

CHICACO, 


SWEZEY, 

STREET- 


ILL. 


13  00 
5 00 


1st  & 2d 

CALIFORNIA  REDWOOD' 

Clear  boards,  1 to  2 in,  dressed  1 side.. . 

“ “ “ rough 

Shingles,  dimension,  square  butt,  per  M 
Fancy  butt . 


30  00  33  00 

42  50 
44  50 
4 6 i 
4 91 


U.  S.  Desk  and  Office  Fitting  Company. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 

DESKS  AND  OFFICE  FIXTURES. 


Cashier’s  Desk— No.  21. 

WM.  LUMLEY,  Manager. 


No.  24. 

194  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago. 


CROSSMAN  & LEE. 


WE  MAKE  A SPECIALTY  OF 

Artistic  Bronze  Trimmings 


A.  INTO- 


Ceiling: 


DECORATORS. 

Studio  and  Office  — 266  Wabash  Avenue. 


AND  CARRY  A LARCE  STOCK  OF 
ALL  LEADINC  MAKES. 

All  the  Latest  Inventions  of  Merit 
Can  be  Found  with  Us. 


Refer  by  permission  to  the  following  among  their 
patrons : 


Alfred  Cowles,  Sec.  & Treas.  Tribune  Co  , 

1919  Michigan  ave. 

Edwin  Walker,  2612  Michigan  ave. 

Cbas.  A.  Spring,  Jr.,  Gen’l  Sup’t  McCormick  Har- 
vester Co.  448  Dearborn  ave. 

Cathedral  S.  S.  Peter  and  Paul, 

Washington  Boulevard,  cor.  Peoria  St. 
Geo.  A.  Armour,  1932  Calumet  av 
W.  H.  Laird — ( Laird,  Norton  & Co  ) 

Winona,  Minn. 


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■ “ mltl  907  FILBERT  STARHIL A 


F HUE.  CLARKE, 

Real  Estate  and  Loan  Agt. 


85  Washington  St. 

Room  4,  CHICAGO, 

Real-estate  bought  and  sold  on  commission. 
Loans  negotiated  on  real-estate  and  other  collate- 
ral securities.  Stores  and  houses  rented.  Rents 
collected  and  all  business  relating  to  real  estate 
transacted. 


fELEPHONE 
NUMBER 


WE  ARE 

SOLE  AGENTS 

FOR  THE 

Geer’s  Spring  Hinge, 

Norton’s  Door  Check  & Spring, 

DUDLEY 

BLIND  and  SHUTTER  Worker, 

And  Several  Other  Specialties. 


Qrr  & LOCKETT, 


1 84  & 186  Clark  St.,  CHICAGO. 


H.  Andrews  & Co.,  195  Wabash  Ave.,  CHICAGO 


ADVERTISERS 


Manufacturers 
of  fine 


OFFICE 

DESKS, 

Bank  Counters 

and  Railings,  ' 

Office  Chairs, 

INTERIOR 

FITTINGS 

in  Hard  Woods. 


Fine  Brass  Work, 

— AS — 

Railings,  Gates, Wickets, 


Can  learn  the  exact 
cost  of  any  proposed, 
line  of  Advertising  in 
American  Papers 
by  addressing  Geo.  P 
Rowell  & Co’s 


No.  432— CASHIER’S  DESK. 


Etc.  Etc. 

WIRE  WORK,  (Iron  or  Brass) 

■Lj  PARTITIONS.  SCREENS,  Etc.,  FOR 
COMMERCIAL  AND  PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. 


Newspaper  Advertising  Bureau, 
lO  Spruce  Mt., 

Send  lO  cts.  for  1?5  Page  Pamphlet, 


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Rochester  German  Insurance  Co.  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Royal  Insurance  Co.  of  Liverpool. 

Peoples’  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 

German  Fire  Insuranee  Co.  of  Pittsburg. 

Pennsylvania  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Birmingham  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Washington  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Cincinnati. 

Lloyd’s  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.  of  New 

LOSSES  ADJUSTED  AND  PAID  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  Telephone 


York. 

No.  353. 


BOYNTON  FURNACE  COMPANY, 

Inventors  and  Sole  Manufacturers  of 


BOYNTON  FURNACES! 

Ranges, 


Fire-Place  and  Room 

Heaters, 


with  all  modern  im- 
provements, 


Registers, 
Ventilators,  Etc. 


Nos.  75  & 77 

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LAKE  STR’T. 


J.  H.  MANNY 

Manager, 

CHICAGO. 


r.  A.  Boynton,  President,  ) Inventors  of  a. 

'•  b.  Boynton,  Vice-Pres.  > “ Boynton  ” Furnaces, 
1.  C.  Boynton,  Sec.  & T’r  ) which  have  been  on  the 
New  York.  market  for  over  34yrs. 


David  whiteford, 

Practical  Plumber 


Gas-Fitter. 

Whiteford’s  PATENT  STOP  AND 
WASTE  COCK  & WATEK  CLOSET. 


346  West  Randolph  St.,  CHICACO, 
and  Genesee  Ave.  LAWNDALE. 


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